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.sH.3jJp1unas.

Grand tota pu.''ii cis
or l2l tuDs 3s9 pounds. OF this amount 10; 20
mounds or q tuns were copper chips thrown oat Ia
cutting up the mass into pieces which were snaIi
enough to handle. These chips are OF course, pu,Ss
copper, and many of the pieces got of ths T Thn
differ but little from absolute metallic putty. ~.
Al This rate this wonderful mass had produced up 20
the close Of the month Of May about 80 900 worm ..
copper, and the meta taken from it in May waswor'n
more than S2j coo. s,-o n d,
cline Of - per share from last reported sales.
Accounts from the Pewabic state the producl loI
June TO be 30 tuus, and all points of the mne exposed
to be very rich in copper The Isle Royal Is Ss s tb
sbafis where appearances indicate the presence OF
mass copper The Huron mine, in the same district,
is satisfactory to the propretors several ofwhom have
ust returned from visit there.
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SUPREME CoURT-sfEcIAL TERM-JULy A-Betor'

SUPREME COURT-SfEciAL TERM-JULf A-beiore
Judge PEABODY
Albert Woodruff and al agt John II. San ioorn.
Ordered that plaintiff be permitted 10 set forth mat
ter amended supplemental complaint as ne may be
advised payment Of 81 costs Vi opposing this MOTION
In the matter of appointment of Special Guardlah,
&c Referred 10 Richard IL. Ogden.
Before Judge DAVIES.
Joseph b. Wheelock sgt Mary Frances Wheeock
Usual decree Of divorce. - . -
In the matter of Michael T. Stafford and al--Order
oopfrniLs guardians report
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, ,br,uoh the locks
" II i includes oci1 "hat pass 'u.- -
nj, Tbs unronc ah,la Daring the upc"Gimon june
rse large number of boats passed the dams and
there are consauy boats loading opposite ana oeloS
lie city DO account of whose loads can be oota ne
low estimate the season so far would D. prooaoy
foo and III millions of bushel which we judge is
net far from correct t"
We extract from The Lake Superior Miner OF July
4. some account Of the great mass in the Minnesota
mine:
The total amount of copper taken from the great
u,.s. m IN the Il of June, /, ms follows:
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The following are the receipts Of the Morris Canal
Company for the past week aud season, as compared
with the receipts to corresponding time last year.
Total to June %, ls56...........S99l6S ~
Week ending July s. lSS6....... s7so " .,ooo.,,
Total to June q, ls57........... $92J5 81
week ehaiHs june ~ '''''''' -.---slO3,2ls %
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Rouses to Get.

A SUITE of OFFICES TO LEI In the BIZ
n g.. I.,o,,.o~ With svery oonvspie1oe and dAsh-
.bi. oo.tsoa Apply the rrs.'1sr' oses ttA -" 81
ranoe.
L,RONT OFFICE to LET--On the SECOND
IGOR IN NAsssu-s,, opposite toe ArtisanS bsAss
IN A WOODWORTH. No. Iis Nssssa-st
7 OTIS 10 LET-In the large Marble Building
l. No So Broadway. Apply OF the premises
a1ANT7FACTORY BUILDINGS 20 LET-lS
H 6.. front IN s,a av q f7ihs bsLIax Nsrse
L. eftIrk "a clsJ b.. lEsuIe M HSo U rea&
ksIsiua OF VI q. }. FORREST, No. ~ Isu|a
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BUSINESS LETTERS-H0w much delay.
ID veXAiou los csu.-d By cAv--,y aad A~G~.y
letters basLrss TIE bs ID most PFC Ca d-c
lions Nriiius s kinds II Business L-ti-r tlsrs 81 ~
rumeTons examples tosether With sauiJ L-ft-rs -;-rs
Fneud,hp Love letter. Letters 4 lutrotucion rs ,ni
Cuds Hint. Liof.ry Ceup,-itou in jeoef., Nr.h TT
the Press Proof Rracirs Punctuation Spelling writing M
t.fisls &c, BE- r Eud IN
now 10 VRIrE-A PocEEr MANUAL o. C0sPosirios
AND LETTTS-NEIrISG. Prce 81 crnt. muslin. > ceats
Just Published by
FOWLER AND WELLS Nc. 500 srl.G~.y
For sale hv . Bookfellers.
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W NJ v WILLIAssos. Secretary.


IMPORTANT CAUTION to DRUGGISTS and
j MERCHANTS In GENERAL Whereas, one WILLIAM
LEITH late If CITY of NewYork, drug broker has
Gently been engaged the neaous and unlawful business OF
the medicines knovn throughout the world
HOLLOWAfS PILLS and HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT,
and procured h printed for bn unde false pst-nsss and
fraudulent purposes so J copies VI the book pamphlet
Of d 'ectiOns uBd zach boz and pot
And whereas the counterfeit book or pamphlet vel eaen-
lated deceive bsug se q 'he original far
the mdrt In the psper viz; HoLLowiY.
YoRK LONDON" which every leaf Of ths
genuine bur only D. BY holding the psr
b.tveen the eye aud the light -
And whereas the Aforesaid WILLIAM LEfTH having been
ae.ted fully charged amin siOn before Con
counte, escaped from the custody Of the officers on tho
10Th dAy Decsber 1896 10 Jugtfss from ssflcs,
.uppod 10 be pursuing his d"hon"s'is and isoo"os
designs elsewhere. Ut
tie Uted States therefore HEztBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
dealing With the Aforesaid WILLIAM LEITH fot any .f ss
puT portpR 10 b. HOLLOWAi'S PILLS and HOLLOWAfS
OINTMENT pUcf asrg any pfepsEaloDs ing 'nN nAn
tom s1 auaItcr Of the pamphlets wrapped
suod the boxes pots containing the shall bear the
word. LLowAY NEW YORk AND LosDos In the firm Of
bsdns up ne printed sheet iii ally 10 the light All ohs arc
COUNTERFEIT and al persoLs vending them are liable N
b. syy penalties ard VIII BE- prosecntei 10 c1nycon By the
Of the zs1ne pepaons the only means oil
suadjug ks and protecting 10. ppbc sfAnst
damage besh ard lie from the 81 dsserogs articles,
sold uDder the guaranty u bis name and rsputsiion
ssd L.itb Scotch By brh about ID ysArs on 80,
4 rood address eseptr ed voice. fond comp sht hAr
hin whsksrs eyss sancng ABOUT ier y lcosss
and somewhat inclined 20 corpulencJ
I AND WARRANTS, located 10 NORTHERN
IL IOWA-For circulars, address w. b. BOOTH, s"stA-
vile, c.
DERSONAL Amount Received, one hundred
Il and thirty Amount Sent hundred and seyenteea.
Documents on band, fee hundred. All veil .. u
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NEW WORK by BISHOP HOPKINS.
a lust PIfsLISaED,
BY PUONEi RUSSELL, No 70 JohE'st,
Nrs-York
Ara fjr al ~ 81 the Bookstores
THE AMI RICAN CITIZEN;
HI- RIGHTS AND DUTIES,
ACCORDING 10 TIE SPIRIT OF TIE CONSTITUTION
o. vol mo. 80 pp. Piice
By TIE RIGHT EEN JNO. H. HOPKINS, ID d,
B., Of vermont
III. FoIIouNe asE FgS THE PssoIPAt svs'Ecr'
BOOK
.hs or required BY the Constitution.
TIL R-isirus duty - H. Ci.iEen.
IN. P--.ilus r. slfs - TOR CItiE"n.
POLITIC>-rh- -cieuc- f ? l'i;s
Ri .ftui nsht- and dr'es IN reference 70
sav,ry o. slavery "a, 4 philanthropy On slavery
mode in Abolition may b. a-omPl.hed The pecuasry
Of The shts and duties OF the citizen WIN fe
tsus,Nf sSTN- choice ~ business. .p-oi. difficulties
se Of Farmer The i,ees of rhe MrchsL The dangers
Law T-e # Physician TIE dangers OF
The Foir.r: The dangers e he M'u.er Of m Gospel
on TGk DOMESTIC RELArIONS-E,rly marriages; OBJ
The u eary marriage, On the
Th- youus make his ansice
RED The defect ,l fanny v-rnment The law
ysic-d r.iAiuu How should b. u'hledi ga the
education Il CLIde Power es'ly imprss On family
school- TN the Common school Duty ~ Gov
Jusr.ie depnsity Gu Colleges Their defects
Suggestion On female 81 Ieston; Relations
Man superior Ia fh- Intellect; WomSn superior
IN ~ sfreiors On yhysics educati n lt-
on SOCIAL LIFE Soci-bliy 81 ir-tiact II nsurei On
ether liz The musical sorse The coOversS
tou party TsbeauI The ball dancing patty, On public
snius.m.Ifs. &C
Tie any address free II expense on receipt Of
tho
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Etw publications


A N E W PA E -
VIII " Issued rt1i THURSDAY MORNING March y,
AID hsrdsoue CGsrto weekly Journal Of sIrxss
PAGTs three ool1Inns Tie pss. type ~ sac sp-
entitled
THE WEEKLY NOVELETTE,.
Tb. AID feature q tns psp- viii D. ths iSs- .n.e-ssy
ten pages less vii BE- pied ehveek s' some II
the many ,trs ard popuir Novelties. Of Etca W hota
the copyIsh, and which have ben oat Of Prin, r ouI
timeesoh Eovelete be con.peed IN foer Numbers Tee
constant and Icrear e,ard up us 20 reprint these VIVID
SORES can b. in other way BESIDE "a. Novles
shS sd several pages of ni.esy u most readable and
eboi,e character number AID
handsome cod Engraving Tn. whole Sl bind Up ., ,he
Of the var eIoesdnSy attractive volume Of
EIGHT BurDsED PAGES aiming THisTIES compse Nov
eet,es.
The retail price Of THE WEEKLY SOVELETTE will be
per copy The fret Novele;,s saich Will De-
u.nced In number ole ef TIE Lew psp,r, Will be
THE GOLDEN EAGLE;
THE PRIvATEER or 70
STORY oT THE REyOLuTIos.
sTLvAyUs coGB "a.
The best American Story produced By sis wenSnow
and popular writer
IL the eIceedI y neat and popular form which sh.
get op THE WEEKLY NOVELETTE,. with brilliant Story
attractive Miscellany, A-d hn- large Easfs'ns in
each lumber confidently exP-ct T. and sell
edition Of frtJ thcmAnd copt'.
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ZOE SAlE-Thc PATENT RIGHT for WAL

Il COTS celebrated SCALES and PLAre)N BAL
ANCESA that have carefully examined their sc N-s 500 n
or. rin have uuhrsnsy conceded hs they the
OF suSths of the hud In a'e 81 Der
or spohs vesht for drafts IT 40 ilyefdnpbs
The Rght ior California will b. sold bVgsin Atdrss -
apply REDDING Agent the American lnsutate.
No S5 Broadway where models BE- tor few dsy.
The seytr,st tests challenged
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This Day Published BY
4 IT'LL BROWN d Co., No. ll2 Washing
IL toI. - Boston.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
EIGHTH EDITION VOL. XII

EIGHTH EDITION. VOL. XII
ILLUSTRATES BY NUMEROUS ENGRAvINGs.
81 Cloth Price - So
RUNE D.vUl By Henry Rogers, esq, Author Of the
o. cliJ.. e Farm Sc
HUNGARY BY ,mehc sr,b.d .,e Secretary under the
HUNTER JoHN aud WILLIAM an JENNER 8, Thomas
Laycock Professor Of tn Practice Of Medicine 10 he
Uriv-rsits e Icinburgh
HUNTI>G By Niorod. Revised by ". H. Lsnsey, esq
HYDkppYNAMICS. By Sir David Brewster, K IL, LL
bvPATlA and IAMBICHus By the Rev. Charlie. Kings
ICELAND sy R0oert Allan, esq Revised oS Robert
IHTFNUlnGY ~ Sir John Richardson X B, e..
ICHTHioLnGY tFo'sILl Byr rrali, ID Professor
of,suiSa kgn.pfsarnee 10 %; tGive"y o. EiinSu1n
Of - s'sulart Life A-,ur.i &C. Company
IHsUkASt ,FtkEl BY T. q Smiih. esq, Secretary Of
NsTRA>'E tN.snEl BY Iono W-rr-os e.i.
lNTLkESr, BY j. X MCgIo'h 20 49,. u,....,
suprme Couuo Of Iu''ie" ~ the oq'o I'sad' 'nd
Au,lor I Iuqu y Slaves The Romans" sc.
IR-LANn (Hrs1oRyl ny the Rev 4. Groves STATS
SOB <, wai,.m ~ BARN ,.q. FRS, @ g. &c
IRON BEIpeE@ ~ R'b,rr Steph'n-on, esq NJ P,
Prs cert ID. L. ruti IT Ciyil Engineers - 49,
tRkiGA1tON ~ lam-s Cairo, esl Author OF se9hsh
Asrcu''u'c "a 49, 81"
ITALY by
JAMAICA BY s'.ph-, Gave. esq
JAPAN AND JAVA. ~ John Crsvfurd, eco, T. r. s.,
Aut.,r u-scpy- Disri nary Of the ladiAn Islands"
IFSUITlSm H. l-sae 10y esq Author OF the Natural
JtsUS AND jFWS b. the Rev David Welsh. o. late
Of Fec-ssscs History in the University OF Edfn
bur,h. Revised
JoHNsON s.NusLl ~ the Risht Hon. Thomas B,oIns
JGiSfRY B. ThOm.. TIedsod, 81 c. E Revised BY
Arthur AsbPitel. ESQ.
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-. EQUAL IN INTERES TO
T. DON Qf'IXOTEr
WILEY 4 HALsTtD No. ISL Broadway,
Pash.a Wesse day:
JAUFREI THE KNIGHT.

FAB ssENpF.


" THE TINES KING ,srHCa-
T,s-.i.ea l. Fitch vr-sio. o. MAaG LAFOU by
ALFRED EL"Es Iiu.ra- II With Uun-rcus t1IPs4e
.-.vin.- vol fA-cy clo-n Price 81
IN literary wcrli FfAac- kaov..he ex~n II ts
own che. c,tsc no. %. oSres and achieves there
l. LISP { u. kuugL Seis wach would eve new AID
b-i,t,,r 49, poetic Dragged fr.p the
du. b.r...h blrsd ioc the "a; on the
sur. J.uf traLsA'rd { irst and ~aen
- cDutC.r u ado, ~i.ao1t tear
of .ou.-sdirtior ~ j. deserved Iona $40
thi. 5fins muT~ l-Ant, more ifesn more Ian
ef or rfse' 'a- rhs csprces OF SOUTH
erp us.ns;i middle F-ucsl soci-ty reyives
.tre. tir,, ali j.. iA d.iars knshIy actions u.
Gsnc la retlr4s such % III IN ere.t 81
-, al. h., oursev.. % b. red away By u WA
,.ru,t .s.ur a. u frl; aen Il wss
Tod o. ~ uf the miustfels fbe area, cssie-hA,
q b.r, Alb th+ .lki u If The tint"
~ IF,,.nct frnn Prrf,.e % ne Freneh edl.iou.
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Gbanres for Busiurss Glen.

DROOKLYN CITY WATER WORKS. -
ID PROPOSALS for STOP CocKS-Se.led ProposNs ~al
BE- received office, Hsl-ys BDldins Broslya oeni
NON Of SATURDAY Msrrh H. 1857 nor the rsire supply OF
SrOPCOCKS for these Worts Specifications may b. asd *
this or he Eus neers Once buildings. asr Me- %th of
March. II. = WkLbesS Io.,
Coutrsctors Brooklyu Water p)rks
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60 Ubom it map Concern.

A CCIDENTS from BURNING FLUID are en-
~ trey prevented by nsr the PATENT INDIA RUaBER
SAFETY LAMP which cannot break, explode b. sll-d
while lighted. The moot mios Lamp in w, sivs
the exclusive sale 20 euPteLt persons In every county lu-
close stan 10 BAWXHt RST MOTT Co, MSnuhetnrsrs.
No. 80 Fuons, Also ref,iled ~ No ss5 Bros l~.y
A DVERTISING.-V. b. PALMER, the Agent,
IN Tribune BUILDING receives Advertisements foi publication
In the best city and country 81 all the States
A FORTUNE for EVERYBODY.-RECI
~ with full Instructors for manufacturing the Different
FRENCH COGNAC and PEACH BRANDIk5. JAMAICA
and SANTA CRUZ RI Ms GIN equal the beet imported
brands from which 100 10 700 csl b. made weekly address,
inclospg 81, T. r. ADRIANCE. Biosdw,y p o. wYork.
CAUTION-$500 REWARD.-Ths public ara
~ further cautioned against purchasing the following CON
sTRUCTION BONDS or THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD Of the denOmir alton II t51O IA.
725 49, $3.50 so 6J9s js9 66s sos $685. SIS ~,
9So II 49, 922 The stolen from Office The
public also cautioned sgsnst purchasing BONDS u tho
above denomination the numbers 81 which have been al
tered The above reward will b. paid for the and sonvc
ton Of any party Offering the same for sale
The Judd Linseed and sperm Oil Company.
ALEXANDER KNIGHT Prssitsnc
W NJ. V WILLIAssos. Secretary.
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Doar6 an1 Rooms.

A PRIVATE family will accommodate Gen ,
"A ,lemsD and wife O Gsn.msn With hns snx 40
Location Chnton.psee Broadway 0.tnd s1i ~
water In he rooms. No moving IN May As""''
fnbune Office.
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SECOND GRAND FAREWELL

ole BULLS SECOND GRAND FAREWELL
~ 'o' TUESDAY EyENING, March TO- 1887.
Assisted BY Mss vi ls' ylic4oRia e5EER
$40 c " SMoRoAs oT..bi. H c, TiIA Pianist
PRoGRAMME-FAa1 l.
As-Erom The oPsI. Of Ln're1. Bofs'" Vrni poo,s,,,
ia mia ''s sIs GGA.PARoNI '''''''''' D''As'''
2 RoNASzA-Ffom ae opesra Of Lombard" La mi'
ss GiANN0Yi
CONCERTO u p. ai .b IN ihss Ps S:~7o
Allegro Maest0'O 411sio R n,ptg'0' koNdo sPI''''
T. ARIA-From the Opers Of Due Foscari-" To a. cui
'sui M:. G TT9gfosIs GIIEs
s. DvrTTo-FIom he opeIa q Bei:sro-" ou'ndo ....,
Sig GAM on i and st GIsPXRoN
AD.cIo CAsrABLE R9ndo 0i3oo'o' Bull
T. Dvr1ro-r.e the Opera rs' IF soss,to dEvr.u.-
Me. 4HL lex s sSi' 81; GlISSoYT 'Doa's'1'
9 ss GasPaRoS MsD''' s'nh''A ''
ADAeIO ArPAsTosATo Bull
TO- CASzosr-From the Opera Of Risostto-" Qleste
qaelfs per- S Ct ps cSSf
H. sose-" Home, sweet H93sT .............B'Ao
H. hT'0Dpi10Nr CABLE OLE s & Efnl''os 4i
Mr @ W MORGAN will preside at the Alexandra o'sAn
IL y TickETs:. DOLLAR
Psls pd Re.vcd Seat. ay be secured in advance
Music Stores VIM Hal Son No. 29 Broadway C. Brea,
Bro,dwOy N.B-No extra charse for Reserved Seat.
WALL ACK's I'll E A T f r -
" '"'I MEDE& and CAMILLE
TO NIGHT 'rsSiiissssysM Nil y HERON
will appear. for the last time 1 Mr 25f, As
Previous the trseay scesmne petite comedy vi" be pro-
duced for he first time entitled
In which -
will make his .preasnce for the frat in six weeks The
cast includes M H. b. Phillips MI Reynolds, Mrs Hoey and
To conclude with the amusing afterpece Of wILLFUL MUIR
DER, in which MI George Holland will sppeai
TAURA KEENE's NEW THEATEB,
IL No. s24 Broadway near Hcuston-,t
Miss LAURA KEKNE........ Sole Lessee and DirectFe'
Doors ogS Fits : r. 5. oS,T,q FvfSsG March 10 1857
his sECOHD LOVE.
Supported by Messs @; Jordan, G Whesiesh Lnsham'
Misses Manners Ada G LovR N ~ '' L''' NT'
Supported ~ MessTs Burnett, Rne,od Lirshsm' johnston
Benson, Miss Alley ne snd Mis-. k.ie Reignods.
FIRST NIGHT
Psr95%pssSd sSTe WHIT Sh 7e sC' , 'gf'e''
FAUST AND MARGUERITE
DROA WAY TIL cat RI
GREAT COMEDY COMBINATION.
WEEK,
which will not be extended in Consequence Of the oIih
coming great n.yy n which the wonssrtn, IqsIRna
will ,npeaI great preparation for hich has been
"TTr'fgDAY EVENING March iO-sPEED THE PLOUGH
WEDNESDAY EVENING March 1.-THE POOR 0EN-
THURSDAY EVENING, March l2-oLD HEADS AND
FRIDAY and SATURDAY March 10 and li-Comedy at
tractsn continued.
FsvoTe Fsrces each night
Cuiisin ri,es =, I. o'clock
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24
WHOLE NO. S3l.
The Effects of fanaticism.


; The New York Daily News calls
attention to the FAC, that the princi-
pal watering places at the North
Lave rot met-with their usual sue
cess this season, and very properly
attributes the blame to those fanatics
who are constantly insulting the
South with their billings gate and
SANDERS upon the subject of slave
Try. In regard 10 the course uow
pursued BY Southerners, the writer
says:
They now spend their money
among themselves, Instead Of bring
gingit North 10 fitten their Sian.
eerers and fill the pockets of their
detraetors and revilers. And they
DO perfectly right. 1t is not the
watering places alone th t Til! be af-
iected. ibis is but small item-a
million OF SO of loose change for q
few weeks pleasure. These abolition
vagFants, Kansas screeehing, Union
hating hypOcrites, are destroying the
whole trade of the North.
Tie course of this class Of politi-
clans has shown to the Southern
people the necessity Of uniting and
acting together for their ewn pro-
lection and benefit. They, will de-
pend hereafter upon themselves.
They have already an immense hns
'f railroads in successful operation.
Their inland water commanica.
ions are unequalled, and the pro:
luce OF an empire can be centered at
imost any given point. They viii
'alld up foreign trade, establish
teamboas lines, and convey there
va produce to the European mar
cts instead Of bringgingit here and
aging alopble commission for It's
ranSmls s,n aboard.
The 'prabiIauts of many of the
iastern towns baVe already felt the
fects of their senssless and ill.tem-
cred zeal against our Southern
0ighbors. Many OF the manufac-
iring towns Of Massachusetts have
zen sadly crippled in their business,
nd Bostons stheyery hot bed Of sedi-
on aud abolition slang. uhaneing,
Is done little more than half her
sual business this year with the
outb. This decrease will contip-
from year to year, and we shall all
'ake to The proud satisfaction 10
'ort time of having destroyed our
hole southern trade in our praise
'rtby efortsfo steal L nigger. We
mt out TO shear and came back
oFn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24
TEA TAsTING.


A New York correspondent give
the following particulars of tht
effects of "tea tasting" and sanipiiag
upon the constitution Of those eugag.
ed in tae business:
"The death of famous tea broker
in this city lately calls to mind The
curious nature of his business. |
Wonder if any of our readers at the
west know that their fastidiousness
In the choice Of the herb vhieheheers,
bat not inebriates, is the cause Of the
establishment Of prolession-called
tea tasting--Whieh is as certain
death to man as the continued prac-
tlce of opium. The success of the
tea broker, or faster, depends on the
trained accuracy of bis nose and PAL
ate, his experience in the wants Of
the American market, and keen
business tact. If he has these quail.
tiles in high cultivation, lie may
make from 2 to $4,000 per aunnm,
while he lives, and die Of liberation
OF the lungs. He overhauls cargo
of tea, classifes it, and determines
the value of each sort. Ia doing this,
he first looks at the color of the leaf
and the general cleanliness OF II.
He nexts takes quantity of the
herb in his hand, and breathing his
warm breath on it, he snufs Up TIC |
fragrance. In doing this, he draws
into his lungs quantity Of iriita-
ting and stimulating dust, which is
BY no means wholesome. Then sit
ing down at table in his Office on
which is long row of little procelain
'ups and a pot Of hot water, he draws {
he tea and tastes the infusion. 4
n this way he classifes the differ |
mt sorts to the minutest shade, S
marks the different prices, and is {
hen ready to compare his work with I
he invoice. The skill Of these tast- T
rs is fairly marvellous, but the effect {.
f the business on their health is as
have said, ruinous. They grow /
'an, nervous and consumptive. At E
ne end of a lard days work they p
,el and act as fidgetty and cross as n
hysterical old maid.'' Il
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To Clear the Skin.

A correspondent thus gives the
result of a trial which be made, but
thereceipt would not salt all per-
sons: : Seeing so many of your
correspondents inquiring what to do
to keep the face, neck and arms clear
from Pimples, must state that /
myself was us bad as | could be; in
deed, my face was quite a sight
was ashamed Of going cut. A lady
told me always to wash myself IN
warm water. and that it would soon
remove them. followed heradyice,
washed myself in hot water, dried
myself on coarse to vel, aud tllgn
rubbed my face over lightly With
flour; and IN the shortspaee oftwelys
days my complexion became quite
clear.
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