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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-31
THE CABINET.

VIM L MARCY. of N. Y. sec'y Of state.
JANIS GUTHRIE, OF Ky. scc'y Of Treasury.
RoB'T MCCLELIAND, of Mich, sec of Inter.
JArMS c. DoBnIN, IN e. scc'y of Navy.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, ot Miss secy Of War.
JAMES CAMPBELL. OF Pa. p. NJ. Genera
CALLER CUSHING of Mass Attorney Gen.
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e. S. COOPER, NJ. D.
9 II R Or i q m :,

NFFlCE-At the Eye, Ear, and O'Ihopedc mfr
" mary, Mission street, between Se. md aud TIN
near "Russian Baths" SAN FRANCISCO.
All Surgical Operations FREE 10 patients present.
ing themselves at the CLINICS, On Wednesdays and
Saturdays, at ~ O'Clock, T. NJ. Medlcal men Of the
City and Facihc Coast generally, respectfully in>
vieid 10 attend the Inhrmary Clinical days, when
ever u may be opportune for themselves. auglSu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-31

NOR SALE by the Case or Package in
a quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper, Ink
Broad bill paper. Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis, Blank Books. Wafors, sc &C. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery x Ga & &c Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco. G. 7. KIMDALL, Pres.
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New Catholic Church.

NOTtCE.-Eo persons are authorized 10 collec,
~ towards the erection of CuthOc Church in
OFove except those holding books by permission OF
the Rev, Farher Peter. and signed
"PETER MAGAGNOTTt, Catholic Pastor
oioMarysyilie and vicinity"
Dec. II JOHN s. GRAHAM.
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SPERMAToRRHGA.

AR. local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits,
W lassitude weakness Of the limbs and back. in
disposition and ncapabiily for labor and study duh
ness of apprehension, loss of memory aversion TO So
cely. love ci solitude timdy self dstrus, dizziness
headache involuntary discharges, pains in the side.
affections Of the eyes pimples on the face, sexual and
other inirmaties in InaD. cured without fail by
the justly celebrated physic an and surgeon, l.. D.
Czapkay Ills method OF cu ing diseases is new ,(un
known to others and hence the great success. All
consultations (by letter oihcrwse) tree. Address
l.. j. Czapkay. NJ. d., san Francisco, Cal u3-3m
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A CARD--Promped by an honest desire of my
IN heart, wish to lay before the public n care
which deserves u high commendaton, not only rs an
ac OF scientific skill but that ef humanity also. About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
To me-, seized with fit of epilepsy. which, owing To
my inability to meet the expenses consequent upon "A
thorough medical treatment, and the discOuragement
met with on attempting It, soon became such (as !
was lhen led To bccye) IA 10 defy the skill of phy-
sican. was Frequently while in pursuit of my cnll
ing thrown down to the ground without the slightest
warning, and although nsensbe 10 the agon,cs.
yet dcspscd the nlsCres of my life, and soon learned
To look upon those who would render me assistance
or shelter me from danger as enemies who sought to
lrOung the mscrirs of my existence. While in this
state, and having previous To my aiciOn tasted the
sweets of life, once more was induced TO attempt
seeking aid Of physician, and. by recommendation,
called upon Dr. l.. H. CzapkaN. told him my cir
cumsances and my inability To reward him for his
services, regardless of which. however, he at once
undertook my cHse, and with the blessing of God |
was once more restored 10 perfect health. Unable
to reward him for the boon which enjoy at present,
and yet conscious of my Indebtedness. consider il
due to mSselfaid TO all tho afflicted TO make the case
public, in order that those in need of medical advice
may find physician iii whom every confidence can
be placed
LIS MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California county of San Francisco, ssSub-
scribed hnd sworn before this first day uf August
A. d. 1896. GILBERT A. GRANT.
LIS. Notary Public.
DR. l.. j. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical institute
Is at the corner OF Montgomery and Sacramento ss.,
san Francisco. California. The Doctor offers free
nj Ia nan he
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, March 8-The administra-
ton has completed arrangements relative to
China; and VIM. d. Reed Of Philadelphia,
who is now here. has been rendered the mis-
sion.
In addition to other vessels the steamer
Minnesota. will proceed to China. The or
ders for their preparation will be issued to-
morrow. rl.l-.
The land officers IN Minnesota, have been
directed to continue the withdrawal Of lands,
falling within the probable line Of railroad
routes established under the grants of Con.
gress. Presenting claims based upon actual
settlement, and not for speculation. made up
at the time when the lines or routes were
definitely fixed on any of the lands with
drawn will be allowed, provided the tostimo-
ny is clear and explicit. aai GO s"i',l j.
The Offices of the newly created Land dis
tricts will be established at Brownsville and
Dacotah, and Nebraska City. -.,.~,
Charles G. Green has been re-appointed
Naval Officer at Boston. The case Of Com.
mander Ogden, taken up in the Naval Court
of Inquiry. ...
Postmasters ]. w. Gray, re-appointed at
Cleveland; I. Miller, Columbus. vice Sparrow
whose commission has just expired.
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30 -DR. WHITE, whose card we published yes
tsrday has come among us to relieve those who
have long bsen afflicted with chronic ailment,
and have had no relief from ordinary remedies.
The Doctor has full confidence that he has
specifies of his own that will benefit. il not
cure. most of these old standing complaints
that make the lives Of so many men and
women miserable, without giving them the
hope Of relief in an early grave. The Doctor
has had long and varied experience in the
treatment of the diseases prevalent in the
West. and has met with eminent success
He brings the highest testimonials from we'll
known gentlemen in both the North and
South; and he is besides an old acquain-
lance ofsoms of our own citizens of the high
est responsibility. who have recommended
him with confidence to their friends. There
10, We believe, no humbug in the Doctors
.pretensions. T7Hr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER is slowly swelling at this point
Heavy rains above Cincinnati will cause the
river to rise rapidly and no fears Of low water
before July. are entertained. Boats are pass
ing loaded to the guards, and in the canal al
Louisville there is plenty Of water for me-
dunn sized boats.
OT The Denmark passed dow yesterday
with two hundred thousand feet of lumber
for Keokuk. On her way down between
Httsburg and Cincinnati young man insul-
ted several times, the cabin crew:
"iIe was politely notified by Captain Gray
that he must either take back his fare and
leave, or conform to the regulations Of the
boat. The gentleman" feeling aggrieved at
the order, challenged Capt. G.. to mortal COM
bat. The preliminaries being arranged the
parties adjourned to remote spot on Wheel
ing Island, when the gallant passenger, find
ing the Captain determined; was easily per-
suaded to withdraw the challenge and apollo
gize for his conduct. f'I
@It is feared that the A. L. Shotwcll
will not be raised. A late Memphis paper
says: --'..-lsa .i,,..talc
I'VE learn that the bell-boat sent down to
raise the Shotwell has broken some of her
machinery, which renders the fact of her be.
ing saved extremely doubtful, particularly
with the river rising as fast as it is at present.
The water is now several feet over her main
deck and rise of few feet would endanger
her cabin and upper works. Is
: or The Northerner passed up yesterday
evening She will be'down for Memphis and
way places on Saturday. -
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that those ports should be open, bot tho crews
Of any foreign vessel, are forbidden to pene.
trate into the interior.
A Hong Kong pspsr gives the details Of the
arrest Of the Chinese baker, who was executed
for poisoning the bread used by the inhabi-
tants Of Hong Kong. In reply to certain in
terrogations, he stated, he acted agreeably to
orders of the viceroy Of Persia. 49, d.
Advices from Constantinople state that civil
war is raging in Persia. ssls Is
The London Gazette notices that Denmark
has engaged to abolish the Sound Dues from
the LIST Of April.
LIVERPOOL MARKET. .,-
LIVERPOOL, March 24-Breadstuffs very
dull. Market closing quiet but steady.-
Flour dull at decline of Is; sales Of Wes-
tern at 27@2Ss. Philadelphia and Baltimore
28@29s. Wheat dull at Q decline Of I'd.
Sales Of Red ct Is; White 3Hs. Corn quiet at
"a decline Of Cd; sales of mixed at 31s.--
Weather favorable for crops, Bacon steady
Pork ditto; no quotable change. Lard dull,
with little enquiry.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
-t.fu. - PHILADELPHIA
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

vulO all persons aieted with Sexual Diseases. such
SPERMAroRRHGA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS. IMPorKxcR.
GLEKr. SHPHLs theves Of OSAxisA or SELL
TSs ST. ASSOCIATION i. ,.v Of III. awful Do.
human e caused Sexual dseas the
the victims of such
directed their Consulting Surreon
Charitable Act worthy Of their name give Medical Advice
description Of their condition Gage occupation hah OF
&c and in Of extreme poverty AID suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association 10 stab
shed BY special endowment the relief Of the sick and
distressed with vralent and Epidemie Dissasss
IL has surplus Of which the Dircctors have
voted to expend in advertising the above notice. reed
add that the Association eomuands the hishsst he
skill OF eye, furnish the
modern treatment.
Just Published. BY the Association. report Spsym&
orrhosa seminal Weakness the vice Of Onansm Mas.
turbston or and other Diseases Of the
OrRans By the Consulting Surgeon which VIII Do sent
mail Gin sAvelops) FREE CHARGE. nsrscspt
efrwo STAMPS for postage: ,
Howard As.oeiaon South NINTH street. Philsdsl-
phis, Pa. By order ofths Directors.
EZRA D. HEARrwELL, Prssidsas.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. fsls-'0lV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09

THE THEATRE.-To-night, Mr.. Graham
Company appear at Apollo Hall for the last
time. Mr.. Mulholland takes q benefit, and
will appear as Insomar, and also as Dan Rice,
in the farce by that name, written by him
SELF Mr.. Mulholland's admirers should not
fail to see him tonight as Ingomar. 1t is one
Of the finest pieces on the stage. and q favor
lite character with Mr.. Mulholland. Remem-
Der. it is the last night. ., 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09

FAMINE IN NEBRAsKA.--The Missouri
Democrat Of Saturday learns from the steam
er st. Mary, just from Council Bluffs, and the
first arrival this season from that point, that
the people Of the various towns on the river
above St. Joseph were destitute of many Of
the luxuries, and even the necessaries, OF civ
ilizsd life, and eager crowds FASTENED on board
ct every landing, for the purpose Of purchas-
ing portions Of her cargo that might be for
sale. Several persons who went up with her
had provided themselves for such demands.
ard realized large profits on their ventures. D..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09
NEW ORLEANS ITEMS.

New ORLEANS, April s.-John Oxenard. an
exchange dealer. left on the Empire City,
Sunday morning. having swindled houses here
to the amount of 100000. ~ 80
It is supposed that the late cold weather
has done some injury to the cotton and sugar
crops. 3a' ase1 'tH
The steamer Galveston from Texas, arrived
at Berwick's Bay yesterday evening. The
came to the city by railroad, max
ing the whole trip in less than twenty-foul
hours. 81 ~
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port IL epan,suille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

RETURN, fsnm wabash TO Evansville.
BEyFRANKLTN, from Louisville to N. Orleans.
UNION. from B. Green tn Evansville, rsTH
CEREMONIAL. passed on down. g. 20
IOWA, from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
ALVIN ADAMS, from st. Louis to Louisville.
I'll GHFLV BIZ, from Louisville to ST. Louis
J. w. MAILMAN, from Pittsburg st. Louis.
RAINBOW. from New Orleans to Louisville
DENMARK, from Cincinnati to St. Louis.
X. II. wlNSLOw, from New Orleans tn Cincinnati
NoRrHERNER, from Memphis to Louisville.
w. II. DENNY, from st. LOUIS to Pittsburgs
D. A. GIVEN, from Nashville TO Pittsburg. ssa
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI MARKET. .
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Flour dull. Nothing doing
except in retail way; prices nomualy the same. Re-
ceps light Active demand for oats with sales of SO
bushels $685. closing at 54 There have been sales
Of 400 busheles corn from the river at 59ss, further
advance. Whisky closed dull at a decline: offered ate
change at 2sc without buyers. Good demand mess
porb, sales of 200 bbls at s93 10. Bacon very dull
Prices dropping.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 8.-Last night the new
steam boiler, recently put up in the State Sem
tinel building, being tried the first time, ex-
plodes, killing Instantly young man, named
Homer, and badly injuring five others. The
east wall Of the building was bowed down.
The damage to the presses, type, &c. very
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09

U 1t is stated by the English papers that
"Thackery is reading his lectures on the Four
Georges on a system of high farming" the
farmers being Messrs. Beale &, Co.. and the
terms being one guinea per minute for the
time actually occupied in delivering the lee
lures. Not bad pay this. - i
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GJ BY our dispatches it will be seen that
the boiler Of the indianapolis Sentinel office
exploded on Tuesday night, killing one man
and injuring five others. The proprietors had
just moved into their new Office, and this mis-
fortune will be severely felt. We hope to
greet the Sentinel again in few days. ~ Dr.,
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CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE.

NASHVILLE, April 8.-Thc Christian church
the finest. but ono in the city, completely de.
stroyed by fire, at 5 o'clock this morning. It
is supposed to have caught from the sparks Of
a burning carpenter shop, five squares distant,
though there has been at least three attempts
made to fire it in the last two years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09

To COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-The well known
house Of Hallock & Stoddard. are Shipping
drugs Of the finest and purcst qualities to all
parts Of the West, at as low prices as they
can be obtained at Louisville or CINCINNATI
Those desiring drugs, medicines, &C., would do
well to send in their orders, and they will re-
csive prompt attention. srisei LIS, "a 1t
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~ Messrs. Dobell & Lister have laid o

our table, very interesting pamphlet, con-
Staining the history and mode Of culture Of
the Chinese sugar cane. The object Of the
work is to supply the public with accurate
knowledge concerning this new and valuable
plant. We commend it to the attention Of
those interested in the culture Of this sugar
cane. For sale by Dobell & Lister. iss,s = =.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09
MILWAUKEE, ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE, April 8.-Thc Peoples ticket
elected. Morey, Treasurer; Cross, Dem. re-
elected Mayor, without opposition; Macarthur,
Dem, elected Circuit Court Judge, without
opposition. Returns too meagre to decide
who is Justice of the Supreme Court.
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or The election at indianapolis on Mon
day, resulted in the triumpho Of the Republic
= can ticket ilaf7Efa EFgo EBT
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

"a River and Weather by Telegraph.
ST.. LoUIs, April 8. M--Riyer still rising,
as are all the Upper streams. Weather cool
and cloudy. ss.-
s' CINCINNATI. April 8, P. M.--Raining all day
since 10. A. NJ, and quite cold at noon with
sleet. River risen two inches since noon, and
now rising slowly. gFq fa.tsrsrrFF
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The WEEKLY JOURNAL. is published this
morning. containing it's usual quantity OF
reading matter. Copies for mailing can be
obtained at the office. sss...s .....ra ..
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DETROIT ELECTION.

n DETROIT. April 8.-Incompletc returns in.
dictate the election OF the Republican State
Judicial ticket by at least 1000 majority.
Six Of the eight Circuit Judges and Regents
Of the State University, Republican. Not
more than two thirds of full vote polled. 81
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"PRAIRIk FLOWkR' SUPERSEDED!
a Nsp Novel BY Emsrsss Bennett.
THE ARTISTS BRIDE;
t- -r.t OR. Htl-

By EMERsoS BENNETT. Esq.
Author Of 1.-THE PRAIRIE FLowER," "LEM LEoII,"
''CLARA MoRLAND," etc.
l1mo.. Cloth. PRICE ONE DOLLAR. 44 Pages.
Emerson Bennett had written many delight
ful ana thrilling stories Of border life Of prairie
AID Indian varars this story Of The Artists
odhave placed his the record Of the best
Of American novelists.
1.-THE ARrIsrs BRIDE" Of the most thrilling native
read sHd yet the ineides
that the reader scarcely real
he reading hetiea The sketches Of the
sBriant eires of the interview between the Law
yer and his Student pessess the most absorbing
The introduced in this narrative striking and
of individuals with
daily The to be gs;heref from these pages
treat a 10 the moral information besowed Altogether
Emerson Bennett has done himself infinite merit By this
GXRRErr, DICK 4 FrrzGERALD. Publishers.
No. IS Am street. New York.
Also. for sale BY all oksellsrs in this place.
Book sent By mail address FaEu
or PORTAGE. upon receipt Of one dollar.
Send your Cash Orders to the Publisher.
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.

, EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
MAIN STREET. BEfw ZEN FIRST AND SECOND.
ME undersgned would peetfully uorm the citizens
ofEvaasviis aud OF the surrounding country that be
receiving his spring stock Of Tools and hardware
generally. prsng articles and partly consist
Mechanics Tools,
In greatest variety and very best q1aty being
designed exclusively for retail trade. also
Building Hardware,
Loeks Hatchet wrought and cast Butts wrought Hinges
Screws. Nails Brads. Trimmings for furniture. &c. Sc
Garden and Farming Implements,
Shove Spades Grain SCOOP Hoes Iron and steel Rakes
Manure and hay ferris. &c. WAX =
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Spoons great variety Scissors and Shears e. always
hand Chans Mill and Gross Qua saws Axes Platform
Scales Chain Pu and 6xtures. Brass and Enamsled
Kettles &C., 80. Continuance of patronage respectfully
solicited, +~-Tr- AUG'S WALDklRCH.
mh26 Main street. between Fret and Second.
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OF The Massachusetts, Arms Company at
Chicopee, now that the Colt patent has ex-
pired, are commencing the manufacture of re-
volvers. 1850 e-.s f.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIF1CATR0
Bnclcss money ddrss for the tieks sfoersl
receipt Of which they win BE- orwardsa ~ int nail
dsaignate. -
The list Of drawn nunhen and prses viii be sest pur-
will please write their PLATA anl
give their Pcst once. County and State
Remember thatsvery prise 10 dfawn aal psysfls 10
full vithor deduction.
81 All prizes Of o. 900 and under. pad inmediatsly ass
the drawing other prizes s the usual tine efthry dsys
All eommunieatfons strictly confidential.
Prize tickets cashed in other tickets ethics
once. i ~ .frt..tE ...-F --7l'T : . :
~ list ofths numbers that drsWn fron ths wheel
With the each prise entitled viii be
lished after drawing in the following pspsssNsv
Vile Dsmoerst Atlanta 1ntsllissneer and New York Day
Book. Write youf sddress plainly. snd direct b %
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effw TO BIZ DRAWN: g6 Is
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL
Whole Tickets eio; Halves Is; Qnasssfs e3j<.
Plan OF the Lottery. 1s7'

Ss@svN t.os sosssaSB vxO4 ~
5al Whole Tickets $40; Haavss es; oussssss e3k.
Plan OF the Lottery. 1r7sl
The Numbers from 10 000 With Shess
nunber the tiehs printed :spafas. clips psPsr
The mrs. 2s prisc :inilaEly printed and sasrssl ere
The wheels then rsvoved and her dvavn feu
the Wheel Of :sd a the sane tine prise
opened exhibited the as1 rsesersd bv ~
Comnissonsfs the prize being placed ssssst nuSef
out.
succeeding numbers 70 those drawing the 6rss 6 prize WI
BE- entitled 70 the u sppre1natsn prs sssssne 70 tho
The prizes go viii BE- Lest as.rs q
the nunber drawing the prize ends With No thea
all the tickets where the number be entitled 9
whsrs the aunbsr sads in viii b. entitled o. and o
Csraese Packages will ts sold q the ssllsvi.s r.se,
whehis che risk: 40 = |,--''' = =
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NASHVILLE, April $40 o'clock, P. MI
There is quite snow storm prevailing here. |
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-22
What Chemistry mirht DO.

Til, transformation Of chemistry, by
which we are enabled to convslt the most
apparently useless materials into important
objects in the arts, are op ming 10 us every
day sources of wealth and convenience, Of
which former ages b I'd no idea. AMI which
have been pure 6 fts OF science to m ~
What strange an unex pee ed results have
not this scien ;e bfou lht to i1ht in It's appIi-
cation to the som of the ino,t com non oh.
jects Who, FOE III tlnce, could have con
ceiyed that llnen rags were Ipa5le OF produ;-
ing more IN ,n their own weight in sugar, by
the single agency Of one Of the cheap,s: aud
most abInd tnt acids, (Ihe suphurc q III 1t
dry bones ,1ud be mtgazine Of nltrimsn.,
capable af preserv It on for years, and ready
TO yield up their sustenance in the firm best
adapt ID to th support OF life, on the app!ica-
tioa Of that pow 3rfdl a.! NJ. steam, wlch en-
terss1 largely in.o all our prose ,ses, or, OF
an acid At once cheap aad dirIb'c?- hat saw
dust itself is susceptible OF conversion into a
substance b;arin5 NJ rem IT. analogy to
bread an thou.h certainly less p LA able
than tina. o tljur, yst no wI7 d'syreesble,
and both VIII ,esone AMI digs4 BILE az W Ill al
b ghly nutritlve? Whit e.on 1m j. ia al o.
cesses where chemical agents are employed,
is introduced by tho ex .ct knowledge Of the
proportions 10 VIII CT natural elements unite,
and their mu ual powers of displaying each
other. What perfection in all the arts where
fire is EN- Jloyed, sven in it, m,re vio!ent ap-
plication. las, for instance. in the smelling OF
metals by the introduction OF well adapted
flues, whereby we obtain the whole produce
Of the ore in its purest safe, or in its mild
er forms, as in sugar-re6ning the whole mod
ern practice Of whi;h depends on curious
and delicate remark Of late eminent and
cientihc chemist. on the nice adjustment Of
temperature, at which the crystaliz stion Of
syrup takes place and a thu,au o:her arts
which it would be tedious to emu nerate. We
quote these luminous facts fro n SIR John
Herschers Discourse upon the stady Of Nj
tura Philosophy.