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coSSkAUT, onio Oct. 80, 1855.
Tho propeller ssndusky was blown ashore here this
morning Che was bound to Buffalo with cargo Of 3,ooC
bbls -four, which is all under water. We have fur
her particulars.
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Murder by a slave.

BALTIMORE Oct, 80, 1855.
Two slaves, belonging TO Lewis B. Norwood, OF Gran
vile, n. c. murdered their master, o. pouring Q large
pot Of boiling water down his throat
New Orleans papers Of Friday are received.
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Heavy Robbery mt Easton.

EasroS, Pa, Oct. 30, 1850.
Toe store =, Jscoo Hay, Of this place. entered last
night and robbed Of 81 600 worth of black and
fancy silks.
Mr. Hay offers largo reward tor the recovery of the
property or the detection Of the thieves.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

TAUNTON, MASS, Oct 30, 1856.
Charles whitroy, conductor on . freight train,
by train and instantly killed, Mansfield
this afternoon.
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PROVIDENCE, Oct. 80, 1855
There was on error in the telegraph report Of the
statement Of the Bank OF he Republic said the depo-
han SsC0.
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ThnnIkssiving In Massachusctts.
Bosros, Oct. 80, 1856.
Governor Gardner has appointed Thursday the 9th o.
November for . day Of thank giving In this State
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long career-are qualifications for the Mayor
atty, then no doubt Judge Whiting will be
elected.
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down to such rogues as Huntington, every class
furnishes its representative of unmitigated ras-
cality; and a. long as this thirst for material
enjoyment continues as long as the masses wor-
ship with such reverence the operators who in
success find protection for their rapacity and
crimes so long will an honest public sentiment
be without influence and the quiet virtues of life
be showed violently to the wall.
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there ss7 ca~s on tbs calendar. and $50 Of them
were disposed o.
Attic general terms sDr bearing appeAu from the VA
re Justices Courts oseDdss contAaed 800
272 or vi icb have been argued an, dscsied 49,,
Ihs calendars nor argument OF cxses, as o.
appeals nom tho roports Of referees ana from
OF this Court contained 9s cases. 81 Of when aas oeeh
heard and decided.
The calendars for trial Of Issues Of lsT denarrsrs,
motions for trial. ~, contslDee ~ cases iSs Of
which have been heard and dsposed OF. -
Tho humber OF divorces granted anfing tae yesr-ts
The number Of motions heard ara decided " spscla
term-1,6oT.
Estimated number Of orders signed to examine judg-
ment debtors In proceedings supplementary 70 ereou
The humber Of application for adm sson citizens OF
the United States about go OF whom 1854 were
admitted.
MARINE COURT.
Judges-Hon. Florence Mccarthy, Hon. Albert A.
Chompson, Hon. ARABIA K Maynard.
Clsrk-Moses D. Gale, Esq
Number OF Isummons's, attachments, warrants, 10 !,
&C., Issued from lst January TO the slst December
1870. 6tso
Number Of jud gments rendered ............... 21l
DISCONTINUED and sastled before trial ........ ~
Number OF iD'og 10 ne disposed OF -. 10
Number Of CAUSES argued and decided ~ General
IeFml ..........s.... %
{Tnis includes every s'gued or submitted 70
the General rermi 10 tina Gay
Number of motions heard du log the year, and
orders made thereon 49, ............ lP8'
For Statistics Of Ship Building, see Eighth Page
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BOARD Of TEN GOVERNORS.

Aggressive Measures against the Commits
saonexs OF EmAgrata0n--A New Department.
The Board met yesterday for ine List time this rear.
MEDICAL
oomnuuioaaoa was received nom the Medical Board
1t Bellevue Hospital giving tine required information 70
spsctsg the Performance Of their duties. No derecoa
Of duty Was reported and tabular statement Of the
physicians showed than 70 have been tolerasy regular
In their dutes-e
nm DMPu1z Win rHI EMIGRATION ooxansaoSRRA
NJ DRAPn called attention 10 the sot that their luna
<os required al Ne they had 10 spare and rssd
che following statsment:-
xRA0B FROM RsPoRm or connmoNnRs o. RN0RAuon.
Number Of inmates u Wards Island Insttutien on
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Present., Hon. Jucges v. MCCARTHY, A. A. Thompson
A. n Maynard.
John Cooper W. William ". Kinney and others
Judgment affirmed with costs.
Hooomb vs. orser, sheriff --JadGment reversed with
costs.
James Coddinsson W. william ". Jsneway.--Judg-
ment fhrmcd with costs
George 7. jackson ksrrimsn r. Dorch.--JGdg mont
Jehn Mccormick ". william Elliott -Jaas nesi Affirm
Cd with c0u.
Thomas =. Davis W william q Lor.eu.-JI asn,ut
efhml ed with costs
wnusm Mcsscr va Alexander rrear aud others A.
Judgment reversed with costs.
George b Raske Va. Justin Castane-New trial Or
cersd, with costs 10 abide the event
Edward Cor vs. Reojsmin y. Borkes-Judgmcnt
verssd with costs.
Rchsrd IA. L. Townssud W Chsvfs q. Hook N ,,lon
10 ai miss appeal rated, with tan dollars costs.
Ezra Marshall James N. Holmes .-Nes trial or.
dered, with costs 10 abide the event.
Henry Hills w james BAdwfe and Francis Ashs.-
Judgment AFFIRMED With coats.
Jones VS. MID -Juosmeut reversed With costs.
Ely w kAd.-JudEmeut reversed vnh costs.
Bakar W Cammsn --Judgm affirmed, With cost.
VIM. N STARK samuel W. Crook. New trsal or.
dsred with costs 70 abide the event.
Carren'cr W. Fiaherty. Motion 10 dsmss appeal
denied. without cosh.
Ordered. That general term Of this court be hsid
evYy month OF the year. except the months Of Juy AID
August. 70 commence the Thursday or eacn mos IN
At 10 O'Clock A. n, and continue for The remsInder OF
the week. MOSES D. GALE C,erk
Dc. Il, 1856.
Tho russ and practice Of the general term ofthis ccu
on appeals are the same - the rules aud practice of
be Supreme Court provided by section Of he act
Of 1898 relating 10 this court
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IXTENsIvE
CLoT FLING WAREHOUSE,
66 and 81 Fu,sn street,
Betwees Cola ans Cllf Gx q
The amount Of overooats.
Cheap and fine dress frpcx
Cheap and r1ch velyet vosts.
Cheap and hr caasimero pAnka
Contained In thk extensive estsblishment Me-
hundred falls 70 be fitted and suitex In
spect for regards price, EvAns nAers himself hAs he
aud docs underseu every other ecshior N tho cy VI New
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HOLIDAY PRssESrs.
THE COSTUME oY GENTLEMEN
,.I y SsRs Hss oS agssrsas
Are N rseep, Of NV nd bssaifal good. sr oe.s r.x
$ % % nsps s .ss s a..
foa ooArs rysy brown and s,rs es.ssss eesder,s
Sr % sss' Is sesame: s e. n
For w.srcosrsos s'oae csraal IA eosorns.
'EunLss' pAsru1x
v.y h sroc.s. and evening 81. sf IA sr.. Is ao.
vaisscsnrss he most spendd thlaxs hrci.ssd Wee
fss and Fssa g. sas
ss s,s Qua rs s.s ~ -~vo~
ccsie psrue. whlrs 70 ss-r Tor Christine sss
y 900 snsy when required 70 oe made ~ " chr~
nr-. msy be vesy ,pesdid very costly -s-u us~es
,, ~ ~. % .sss 70. ma- =, zee ups. Ne s-srcr
o 80. easily psrcssved By NE manner which h h.sss
ssss w ven - rAnx rs.cs
" roU WAR Xgrcx HOOD. OR MAI sDoLLss
O. am sns ~ ssss. 60 ss he TO- ~ . ss
Son ~ sf' ccs w ~ s a .,sSs eu,r
.JAxgs saAr 4 co. RAVE now crts ~.
Rial LAcEs ard
SILKS and - ss $50 cssssss
10 sross" sssa e ssser oe w.v.rlsy place.
TErrRRs, or no ssT BROADWAY. FaExCa LAprEs
81 bcos and shoe mater. n noe prepares with lsrse
o1 band .ocs q setseea SO sod 10 % sa o. .scy
sad goods chi III he prepared ssd
reasonable prices ladies rvrrra the
New Nork wouA 10 well ~ call J-dArs
They wi nnd IN Bite store an ercie-s variety ans csnoc h
IN ever respee, 70 suit Aemscives.
.JAMrs Gray 4 90 HAVE JUST REcsfvKo
POINTS, MANTiLLs :, z sPEs, ytItS
COLLARS and syrTa
7as Brosa~sy. corner o. waverey place.
TID GLOVES, KID GLOVES,
$50 dosea iadles white ony q 81 seair.
geusleweu's do do, - do
40 ladies c,lor~d do do b al d..
The above are all frssh goods Just recev aud are Ert
bargain PtYtoN fts sorery
Z ADUs ylrCy rUss.
Ia BsApssul Minis cApss
BessNul MINK ,1cserne- -ua cuas
Besutfsl uttut rfsss
- ~ vme Hrf~ce w@f saeia
0sssise. rsch ana rsrs;
6sndsors stons na,@cu and st-e
N~al Rsssssr seSss
win svs~y o,A~ asser~scn q az GER, rctee1 srs-s
" An our 5000 n frvsa . v s~'c~ ss-ms
Ia JAMES cRorsvT 4s sro4d~sv
Has Just receved large ssso~ot Of lsce curtains IT The
mrs eessnt description Which be sssg u prioss thA
wih dey conpenpca
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And number remaining a this time between 90 and 10
Inmates OF Work Hoase from Jan. l. 1885, 70 Nov. So
1858, have varied from 2c4 to IS Supported Ioo4s.
Mr.. Draper In conclusion offered the following
Resolved That the Commissioners of Emigration request
Backves Island ia order give for the lunadcs Of
this department
The resolution wss upanimously adopted.
Gov. SIXTH moved THAI . committee Of three be APP
pointed report 70 the Board the poPrsy OF asking
aslance from STATE 20 sup iaugent iunAucs
supported d Board ana nos legally cngeable 10 theu
Carried.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
Gov, TmMAs offered the ioioSins resous'ons, which
Resolved That the hospital known Penitentary Hos
pita shall be separate from the pensnary aod in connec
Island osps the division OF tho grounds
the running isian1 between Ho pi
kssoIssd 1hai he hes,dsas PAY scan Of siscx~ers Ia
shall be wacen Of the Island Hospital Auc also oe IL
Resolved Thai the kesiaen, OF tse Lunstc Asy
lynn shall be Warden Of the same.
Inh mater Ssiorrei comm'ttse 70 report.
TAXING LRAvE oY rak ROAD.
Governor Tow called attention 10 the fAct that
Mr. Draper was about retire " ths Board - his
term OF Office had Just expired. Me- deiyo ed An 40
pyoprisle touching euosy ms servi;es and o,A
chaI sctcr OF Mr. Draper. series OF complimentary re
cusIons we're ordered be pressused O.
The -reuypg Psesldens
M DRAPER responded, evidently much Affect
ed He thanked the Beard for The krdne,s they
had displayed 70 him personally, and took eccsdon
70 deny that tho Ten Govofnors we're ever inha
encea BY improper motives the distribution VI the
funds Of the deps ment Their books opuu 20 tue
Dspectaon Of all citizens and Ron them could DO fonnd
that every penny mad oeen expended honestly NJ.
Draper Effected 70 tears IN taxing leave tho mem
70 recover hiuse6
The Boaro then adjourned for tns year.
The weekly census OF tbs department Shows that 22t
persons are uow Ia the institutions.
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BsoApwAr fHurnn.-Ihe charming opera OF "Dey
Freischuez" announced for this evening Tho char.
scters wt no DOUBT be nney rendered By Mme J1hsn-
sen, NINE Bevkel and others u the German troupe.
Nmro'S 7Aapu the Pyne and Harrison EsxIsh opera
COMPANY viii appear this evening In Bsinis beaaufui
compueiuou entitled la Sonpambuian II 10 sufficient
70 say thai Miss Louha PINE u 70 pisy Amna.
Bowuy THssras- -Shakspcre'a renowned play OF
King John" which hn been prodnced ~ This mouse
Win great eovg eousnc u Dcensvy, correctness
TUNE &c. IL again The CHIEF feature of tonIght "8stssy
BakeS'' n the a't<ypeoe.
Burrs's The assAsviss appliance INST hus been b.
siosed upon shahspercs "Twslfth Night' darice the
past two evenings Induces manager Bartos kesp thai
piece and the "Botsle Imp before the pubic.
wAiaAcxs The amusing affair styled me Rights and
Wrongs u Woman" N 70 ~ the opening pssce for w.
night Tho sxoellent cxtravaxsnsa OF nHaw4shav will
foov Ano the whole 70 close with tAe farce a IT wasL"
LAurA Kusns "A new pstlts drama entitled ~ Dine
With my mosher," IN which Miss Kceae and Mr.. o.
Whestiseh appear, announced foe 70 nisot together
with The ever attractive drama called the "Mssbe heart"
CHumrs srnEu rHsArrs Those immensely popular
pew dramas, the '0nnmaxsg OF Moso,wv and s'0rion,
the Gold Bester" win Nessr. EDDY and Johnston IN
the leading ch6acsess, are again announced for this
evspise.
AxssfcAs kcrvx The grad cpevsl,c spectacle Of
Cinderella" 70 be performed This afternoon aud ss,
10 the evening, With the exccenf farce on tne e~ck
Boy" Nov y ths time "a zee the museum 70 oil ~
glory.
s-srsusr.- An who can appreciate good musls, CON.
nined eth any ausctty fun should pssrsnss either
Gcevee Chrsty aud Woods Minstrels Bcsisss Ssre-
nsters Bellies soass. 10 The foruer night sendcr
New Year Calls ana The latter Cinderella"
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Tos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wAsm AM FAN
PAssAss esvsu -rhs following NOTICE In the Iorn II
circular 70 being sent through the mail from New Or
ieaos 70 I'll parts ot the county
kIcARAGuA We have been requested to call tie ~
tepn u 'hose hs mediate emigra,tug 70 this beautiful
couasy 70 the tact that free pas age vii re- gvea all
Respectable p%reons, BY application 70 the Em,srapt
agent No IS ST. Charles street, New Orleans. steam
viii leave the 10Th OF every month and or two
sailing " ssels vi also be sest on esch moash emf
grsp,s preeapt themselves In sufficient uumo ers.
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A PRINTER ARRESTED ron MgRpRR.-Alleu
weed, printer BY trade wss arrested syrasfss on
SATURDAY aneynoou, charged with the murder Of Charles
Bsadle whn occurred three mcoshs since 10 that
cssy.
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NEW YEARS CLOTHING.--fF YoU WANT READY
IN made coShing. the best place all respccs
market sfords, get OF JAMES LITTLE Co, n No. Az
Broadway. II clothing OF the most desirable kinds
made 70 order &c, q james Little CO. No st2 Broad.
IL want these articles the lowest price
heard Of IN civilized them OF James
TO- No All broadway Treasure these lines your
ry and turn hem 10 good account
(NLOIHING.-IADIKS OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
" 70 dspoer Of fair price for same By
ing 70 COHEN ~ Laarens street Canal or 81 wess
Broadway. Ladies attended 70 by Mrs ~.
1Y0l PEARL srREET.-sEc0fD HAND CLOTHING
Il u store Gentemea DESTROYS OF convertns large or
small los Of lei OF wearing apparel into cash
obtain the fnD value By applying 70 JAMES MoRONEy
fpIs Pearl street
OF TO 5000 WORTH OF NEW ANo SECOND HAND
pl clothing wanted -Genemeu having large AL lots
dispose OF viii receive The fu without xng
seeking impose csil TIE store, address Td0s D.
COhROY. sei Pearl street.
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A RrfeICrAL TEEru ~ LsvErTs NrS AND IN
an proved atmospheric pressure plates fcr aracal teeth
are rersrt able for their i1creased N poDn a,f
powW OF mssirstor and superior 70 TIC orfnaf
suction end power ~ msscginn ard su erOr 70
the orunary suction plates re adapted nv the conf1
QUE gum Md isres1y vof eist.ptor ~ thcss wearing
or re1ninr Artificial test this great improvement
bcse engaging elscwherr Tssh rrrNv~f nv the bennrs
rr prnrrss ard every inrrovemer' q he cay lkvErf
i91s 49, =
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20 dispose o. Win receive sse su value without hae srs
seeking % impose tall a TIE store OF address Tdos d.
A cARD-vAN DYKES HOTEL n n AND Q, cArHE.
a rins slPIse proprietor would rsspecay inform As
reauise make several alterations h culinary dspsr,
ns.dsy evening The H., ins al ocecs and mi re-
rain sosca ust friday morning, ne a q jan 49, 4
s s,.i s%se q ssorsss sppssany . .ssno Sc
have bestowed upon him r 20 years. ID BEG. 70 a.
efforts sha be spared on bis part 70 rcsIn 10
ssa "A's ''s~ ~ NAN H'ss r e
II0TEL OK PARTS SO SPRING srsEpr, THIRD DOOR
est . O. srccsdvsy Mr. AsfosLo ylosss f,rInr,l,
public si he has opened The asove pace psesrv
roeps % let with O. wi,hoa board wise- sors AID
ne osss a.sy s,re r.on AZ ..ss,a sm' ss,rs
ish@en. Table d'hcts Al socioss. -. -
T,nE MANHATTAN HOUSE, cDS ECRopEAN PAM
between Hou.'cn and stanton vrees; bressfa- aansr
oSsiSs. can Dc sccOmoaodsisd Win good single rooms
==--====------==---------s ------ $3.50.
SPORTING.
A coon MILKING oeAr AND TWO KIDS TO SELL.
fosy i'm ssfss.s TS;rs ssesas venue ''
CANARY BrRDs.-A SMALL BUr cHorcE LOT or
so oss erssc cASsre' cages s,sssss AZ gcr'eo
warren susss vSsss6ey ssn Be secs - :
Es0R sALR-A SUPERIOR wEwFOrrDiAND MAS.
f wsch dog largest sire cannot be ercslet wai,h
cog In the cfy. Price mofersse Apply JOHN POrrs.
n Cashartne strcet
CPORTING.-A oREAT SHOOTING MATCH AT ,. q.
~ COFFEYs Forest House cypress Hills road, 10 sd
on New Year, day, between crack shvoxs Plenty Of
pigeons on hand TOR outsiders
POLITICAL.
THE DEMOCRATIC RsPJBLIgAs GENERAL COM
u mte> elect for The i57 requested 70 meet Al
Tsmmsny Hall on THURSDAY evening Jsn, |. 1881 NJ 10
O'Clock, tor organization. WILSON sM stsfs
Chairmaa Gsasrsl --l'uiuee of 1856.
.,wss y Brs.p,cI, lsscr.,ar,s.
DENTISTRY.
N.-l4.al. -.S.+ 49,
A RrfeICrAL TEEru-w LBvErT's NnS AND IN.
~ proved sncsrhe,ie pressure pses fcr sracih iess
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CPLRNDID STOCK OF RAGLANs
- Splendid stock Of rsgians,
splendid stock Of raglans
Splendid stock Of raglsna
Splendid stock OF raglans
Business coats Of ali kinds.
Business coats Of all kinds
Business OF all kinds
Business coaa Of all kinds
Business coats a all kinds,
Fine cs,hinr OF every description
Fine clothing OF every description.
Fine clothing Of every description.
Fine clothiuG Of every description.
Al DRTM0orD PRoCHs.
at Drumgosd Prochs,
At Drumgold Proch'a
AZ Drumgold a prochs
At Drumgold Proch's a,
No. I'D Fulton street,
No I'D Fulton street.
No. 10 Fulton street.
No. i2D fulton street,
No LII FULTON yfreet.
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ASTROLOGy.

srRoLoGy MADAME LRArDER LENT oAu b
n snhrd about love marriage and absent rende -
tens he Of life i6s Nulbsrry ssreet sra nos
bach room L~dss - censs gents % censA - onass
sr~edy marriage Chs~ee evsra
sorpxn -rpR orrsxy arRr.--rr you WISE 70
n hnov ~ ssereu Of your pAa ard fufsre Nm ~
kpcvsdge ~ vh<es MAJ sse 700 ycArs 81 sorrow nnd -
dOuH AL V connuh The sbove aAsoef pAim<t ChAxge n
rse upsey or ssd srecvet vheA VII snses
gsptsewsn ohsn s8euone ~ ~
ps~sp Nosree crtr~ W vt'rS s~~ove nesw~es No.
e~ru Ntnese~rtn sweexa
rvLAfpvoyAVcv - AsTnrrsuTvo CURES AVID
W discoveries made daily Nv clsirvovart pnwsv, In
sight DEAFNESS mpedmens ~ speech. STAN ~ving.
tysreos's liver c,mplsnts tasv and vhewmss soon re-
curef; All fernais rr,eA with
h~retrfs-e onre t6 Grsrd s~e~, rew yc.k y.
-rsvchoio<y Nsgnexn and eeciIicsy skfuly sfnnss-
tercd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04
The Boy of the Times.

We lie an active boy-one who
has the impulse of the age of the
steamboat Ia bin.
A lazy, ploddlng, snail-paced chap,
might have got along in the world
fifty years ago, but he don't do for
these times. We live in an age OF
quick ideas men think quick, cat,
sleep, court, marry, and die quick
and slow coaches are not tolerated
Go ahead, if you burst your boiler ?
is the motto Of every age-and he
succeeds the best in every line OF
business who has the most of do or
die in him.
Strive, boys, TO catch the spirit Of
the times be up and dressed always,
not gaping and rubbing your eyes as
if you were half asleep; but be wide
awake for whatever may turn up, and
you will be somebody before you die.
Think, plan, reflect as much as you
please before you act, but think
quickly and closely, and when you
have fixed your eye upon an object,
spring for the mark al once.
But above all things, be honest If
you intend TO be an artist, carve it in
the wood, chisel it in the marble-if
a merchant, write it in your ledger.
Let honesty Of purpose be your guid-
ing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

three months after the preparation
of the brine, aud its use then, mixed
with food for any length of time,
even although in small quantities,
may produce death. A simple So
luton of salt in water, after the
same length of time, does not pro-
duce the same effect. The poison
acts as local irritant, exciting vi
olent intestinal congestion aud in
famation 1t likewise increases the
secretion of the skin and kidneys,
and exerts a direct effect upon the
nervous system. giving rise to
trembling, loss of sensation, con-
WILSON'S, &c. Experiments were
tried with it, IN the Veterinary
School, upon horses, dogs and pigs.
AS brine is sometimes used a second
time for picking, and for other pur-
poses these facts should be remem-
bered. L. TraUelta.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-04

USE OF SALT IN COOKING VEGE-
TABLEs.-Here is something that
everybody ought to have known
long ago, and that everybody
should now read and remember -
g f one portion Of vegetables be
boiled in pure distilled water, and
another in water to which little
salt has been added, decided diff
erence is perceptible in the tender
ness of the two. Vegetables boiled
in pure water are vastly inferior
This inferiority may go 50 far, in
the case of onions, that they are al
most entirely destitute of either
taste or color, though when cooked
in sailed water, in addition to the
pleasant salt taste, a peculiar sweet
ness and a strong aroma. They al
so contain more soluble matter than
when cooked in pure water. Wa.
ter which contains l-420th Of its
weight of salt is far better for cook
ing vegetables than pure water, be-
cause the salt binders the solution
and evaporation of the soluble aud
tlavoring principles of the vegeta-
bles.-Scientifc Amaicdn.
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includes the absolute equality Of all
men, and therefore tends to a com
plete devefupemeut in pure republic
can sysieu& That it has already
modified the institutions Of Europe,
while it has brought into existence
republican systedis, more or less per-
feet, through the American contin-
ent, and is fixing and shaping such
institulioHs f&HffSfer civilization
is found iIiat hindrances, delays,
and reacildhss Of political progress,
are nevertheless unavoidable, but
that they also have corresponding
benefits that it is our duty to lab
or to advance that progress, chiefly
by faith, constancy, and persever
ance--virtues which can only be &C
quired by self-renunciation, and by
yielding TO the fear Of God and the
love of mankind.
Come forward then, we Nations,
States and Races-rude savage, OPP
pressed and despised-enslaved, or
naturally warning among yourselves,
as we are-upon whom the morning
star of civilization hath either not
yet dawned or hath only dimly
broken amid clouds and storms, and
receive the assurance that its shin
ing shall yet be complete, and its
light be poured down on all alike.
Receive our pledges that we will
wait and watch and strive for the
fulness Of that light, by the exercise
of faith, with patience and perser-
ance. And ye reverend men, whose
precious dust is beneath our un-
worthy feet, pilgrims and So
journers in this vale of tears no
longer, but Kings aud Princes now
at the right hand of the throne of
the God you served so faithfully
when on the earth-gather your
selves, immortal and awful shapes,
around us, aud witness, not the use
less honors we pay to your memo
ries, but our resolves of fidelity to
truth, duty, aud freedom, which
arise out OF the contemplation of
ihe beneficent operation of your
own great principle Of conduct, and
the Overwhelming influence of your
holy teachings and Godlike ex-
ample.
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To FATTEN FowLs.-Fowls may
be fauened in -four or five days by
the following process:
Set some rice over the fire with
skinned milk, as much only as will
serve one day. Let it boil till the
rice is swelled out add a teaspoon
ful of sugar. Feed the fowls four
or five times day in pans, and give
them as much each time as will
fill them. Great care must be taxi
en- that they have nothing sour Civ
EN- them, as that prevents their fat
tenlug. Give them clean water or
milk from rice to drink. by this
method the flesh will have a clear
wilderness.