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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

urEDNEspAy suH inst
w Will POSITIVELY CIOaH
Exhibition a
h. y CiIIRtrs GREAT oRIGIHAI. PAINTING OF
NIAGARA,
and
T. =. RARKEE's III. rORsO."
dbe Race C1urse ~ Rome during Tho festival
WILLIAMS, STEVENS. wii.LIAMs& co,
80 Broadway.
ARE 30 BE fRESFNTEn
H. he general body of
CASH SuBSt RIRERg - rn M srnsie Of
NHURCHS NIAGARA.
VITA other Advantages for WHICH prospecta- which
fufwa rdel On Application.
The fAc SMILE Beautifully Prsied IN or ooLoRs A.
ter the urwinsl now pu alishng
Artiss' proofs. mounted. So; prints. SIS
Admission " view both painting . cents.
nN EXHIBITION
W The magnificent psinsng belongingta
THE ENPRESS OF tRkNCg,
and representing -
HFR MAJFSTY,
surrounded ~ tho ladies' ~ Court
ktGOUPILs GALLERY,
"a BrcaSwa.
Oren from 3 a. " toT P.N. Admission cent?
Size of The picture lbsll feet " kNOEnfEa.
wR-Frrrnce throneh veil ,Arorsa he ssds
door where large and eommodo staircase hs been opened.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, "a YEARS
- old perfectly acquainted with the tea and coffee bust
keep set of books If required is quick and
rect figures and good judge Of money Best reference
from last employer Address W.. box l65 Herald office,
at 5O4 Grand st.
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NRAND EXHIBITION OF CLASSICAL sTATUETIC
" PAINTINGS,
Now open at the
FLORFNTINE GALLERY, 6lS BROADWAY,
One door from Laura Keene's theatre,
consisting of various speomensof
FEMALE BEAUTY.
UNSOPHIsTICATED and
UNADORNED.
Open day and evening Admission % cents.
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wANTED-MALEs.

4 SITUATION wANTED-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG
man coaohman; y understands his business, would
short distance IN the country has three years reference
Address for two days A. L. A. box 40 Herald Office
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-27

THE MANAGEMENT OF Cows. Ny. Editor:-
For fifteen years have been in the dairy bu
siness. In that length of time | have only
lost one COW; but in the early part of my ex
perience lost the use of many cows for the
$50 son, by mismanagement at the time OF
living 1t IS well established fact among
dt.rymen. that if II COW does not do well
wen she comes in, it ruins her for the sea-
55l, or nearly 50. For five years past |
ave pursued the following course, and it
mas not failed in a single instance.
Two weeks before your cow comes in,
feed from two to three quarts OF corn and
cob meal once day, and single handful
of oil-mell mixed with il. Never suffer
your cows. especially at tins time of the
year. to irnp their calves in the open field,
Put them in Il warm shed OF stable by them
selves; and Immediately after the calf is
dropped. give all the warm water they will
drink. In no ease shout! COW be left
where she can have access to cold water. In
her hhars she often gets quite warm and le-
verish, and consequently will drink freely of
cold water Inaccessible. In ease she does, if
it does not kill her at once, she is sure to
take I'D, which will settle in her bag, or
elsewhere. to her serious injury. 5, cautious
am in this respect, that even in warm
weather would carry pail of warm wa
tsr half mile, rather than have a cow 60 to
a spring Of cid water and drink.
NJ b. WATERS.
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Ply Esr,r cAxr-Take cnrs of surar.

PtuS FRuir CAxE.-Take 4 cups of sugar,
do. OF butter. q Il do. Of fur, do.
sxeet milk. q eggs, , teaspponfGls silaratus,
and b. rsisil.s-
Fssrp .cAkE. IKE one cup Of sugar, .
d.. q ssslr m,lk, half cop ,f batter, . eggs
| .-a.ta..Alal II s4larAsas.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN TUE >tlE>tE OF NEDitINE.
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NONE unless th ERe-avtn.of Sal, u
Y fiient IA ~ tu ant tae >rais - fhr !.s ih4f
1aee sic parfs sai 'at Insta Cass OF Riel.4 nxa!
and teuU from Dt II BARRON, Member of the
lmHr-.a taAcss ct Nelua aud IL At t't- 81 S.teeHu,
Ion ION pef'5nst ca,5t,l II Do,
Primer STREET HeE tfsAs sttt - B-rz}~ New Nafk
FUN Il morning. rloca III! 5 IN
tAs rvttlus t~4p!lgs tNctlts4J
TRtEsEMAR Va IL. The remedy Of general local
debility, loss 9t viftis f7Rer decay
rrstng consequences atsug from carly pn
iptimcats vsusH heto-e .uyuce
me- ts tuf4alAie 10 those cticr.ts Ill!
TRIES MAI 40 = Entirely tno.e g.
orfgrs wfcl ees ami c'-ps thought
an tote iU to ir Vi las -l. efat,t potion op4
Iait1u
TRESEMAR W SIS ,hn European remedy for ths,
class ut i4-iHt7s' Eic. lt,aalt+y, lusgt
treats s u5rutt
es>a' aaI w!a a. tic >az4p4gI
TiEsfN SH-,ios l. . ant are prepared fern Of
ly1l'tis dcs9t OF ta'it smell Pc carried tie
Wafstei.: p1sset SD u Is CAsz, 40 pitntp ~
-.rAENiE b0SEs Administered prai I.aIlrfuan
k9ex Record e. = Fnet, each.
vAeh sayss snd IN - whereby thrsc. 81
. z PRINCE SFkEEt. NEW YORK viii toward The
addressed according 10 the instructions OF the writer
To be hal ". W. PAGE Druggist corner n Court
and taHa.ef .;rset. Boston Mass Iseeu tus HARTFORD
conn W Is nN NeR Haven, Conn ElaurI Dana
Portland Maine and g. Haasarl. Providence K.
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BE}.JkHf.s TEMPLE.
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MN IL. g, Mag IN. 1855.
ffzf u tiEeH= Ny tra.d-r ..b.-l .l'..f In .rr
Y-ar'. ART ft#s pt9B' tiHag., hc a-l iut u. q. 8
tins, AMI At eat-l IAN eaUr.,y.
CLIFF - Il srtNr0N,
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Caution,

N'IlERBis nv SIT. sas,,i c Tt,betts has eft nv bed
ant boar, without any just cause this is to forbid
all prrs,s h4rhiriu- Trusting her my account as
-asa ray i,h- oi her c'aiFfetins after this dat.
JOHN ~ EbBtTFs
=! f'li-f Nn- 3a4i, iN's 3N3u
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aw2o true cony-atte., A. 4. HAnrtrrr. hcsis,er
FANhEK tt Ck, Jul.e.
true co y-Attest, \. \. BARTLETT. Register 3Na


Ad'W44Strafr1f s Sale Of Reat Eaafe
NOTICE aereby given that by virtue Of license from
~ the Probate Court there vii be exposed for sale at
thr house Of the late Euu, Smith, in Buckspor on saur-
lay the twenty day Of September N at two ocluck
in the afternoon, mach of the real estateif il will all
bring niucho said Rufus Smith, DECEASED as will pr
iucr the sum Of siA hundred dollars for the pay aei of
is debts, expenses e administration aHl incidental charges
Of safe said real estate Is situated in Buck purt arn
ing the honest AL Of JOHN b. Blood. Terms made kp,su
At the sine and place Of sale.
ilEPSIBAH ". SMITH, Adniui.,ra.rix.
August Q, isJS 3N1g
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subioipei are the statements from eminent phys
clans, Of their effects in their practice
As a FAMILY PHYslc.
From Dr. z. r. t;rttryi1it. Of ys,r OricnHs
"Your Pills the prince OF puFzes. Their excellent
qualities surpas any caartic pa..css They mild
hut and eccual in their the bnvols.
which makes them invaluable 10 lis in the daily treatment
Of disease
For JArNpfcE AND ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS.
From Dr. Theodore Eer Of Ntae York CYiy
"Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their
upon the Liver very marked indeed They have in my
practice proved efectual fer the Of bilious
laauts than any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have length rurratiye which s worthy
tbs confidence Of the profession and the people,
DYSPEPSIA - INDIGESTION.
From d.. Henry ! Eaar, IF 81. KoGi'
"The pfLts YOU were Kind enough to send me have been
nil used in my practice and have satisfied that they
truly extraordinary medicine 50 peculiarly are they
alapt. the diseases Of the human system that they
to upon them alone have cured cases Of dYs-
J4tI AMI nd ysH with them. which had resisted the
other remedies We commonly Indeed have expert
mentally found them to he eTecual in almost all the com.
plants for which you recommend them
DysESTERY - DtARRndA - RELAX.
From Dr.A a. Green. of t'iir,ao
Your Pits have had long ttia in my practice and
found. Their Alternative effect upon tho liver make, them
cSeeou rctry, when given in smuli doses for bio'
a3eatrg and at1Fy4rf Their sugar coating makes them
tefy acceptable AMI convenient for the use Of women and
Children
INTERNAL -WoENs-SrrrRrSsroT
Eoa il s. b Spot rho Irsfs as f1ys'e''' and Aeiots
II End ono or two large doses of your Pulls taken the
proper time excellent n0metises Of the natural rcrr-
fp,ua cleanse stomach ani cNpel They
mn i he,; iIy sl have that recommend noother
to ~! PATIENTS
CONSTIPATION - CosTIyENESs.
f}oai Dr.. J. ?. Ian1ia Montreal. Ctaa.iu.
Too much cannot b. sail Il Your pits FIR the Of
as eleaeiaus Is have. tey shagli jnn in rreduin
1t fs the hefe.it q e iaaa4es who sntier from HAT
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At Court of Probate hall.u at Ellsworth within and
for the County Of Haze e, the drs. Nueslay Of
August, A. u. lSJs.
On the foregoing Petition
Ordered That the Petitioner give ueticc to alt persons
Interested by causing IS Of the petition atd 0rlr nf
court thereon. Ia be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
~ the Ellsworth dmer can, prited in Ellsworth that
they may illen appear Probate Court he held at
Ellsworth, in SAID county, the first Wednesday Of
sept next ar ten u'clch l. NJ. and slew cagSe if any
tN nave, why the pray er Of saos petition shp.ld not be
srautei' PARKER IT Gk, Judge.
It, 4. 4. BARTLETT, REGISTER
true copy Of the petition ,u4 orgr of Gour; thereon,
3w--J Attest, a. \. BARTLETT, Register
NJ Court Of Probate lukleu at Ellsworth within and for
thct ouriy Of Hncpck, the ls Wednesday OF August
\. u. I,5S.
JOHN WHITAKER, Executor of the VIII II Calvin Xii,
fridge late Of Mt, Desert, in Sail County Il, c-.e,i
havg presented his third Of Administration upon
/ said dectasrti's estate for Probate:
ordered, Tint said Executor give notice there,
otto all persons Interested by causing copy Of i> order to
lie published three weeks successfully in the Il,worh
Amerlcan Prtgd in EsW lrh that they may afiasr M
Wednesday Of 1T next the clock in the frr-
'an and she~ emse, any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
i"-5 true copy-attest, A. \. BARTLETT, Register,
At Of Probate holden at Sullivan within and for
the county of Hancock; t.4 nrsg Tuesday Of August
A. d. 1855.
ANNAIf SATTER and Wilson Godfrey Executors Of the
- VI II of Wilson t,ui.rv late # ti7ul>,r, in aid
county d'csas'ha'iug presented their account II admin
lstratlon upoa said ieceasetl's tor Probate:
udtft That the Executors give nutc. thereof 10 all
persons Interested, by causing copy of tins order To-
i" published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed lsw, rth in said county that they
may appear AZ Probate he held AT Ellsworth
81 due hrst Wednesday OF sept next at ten Of the clock
Ia the lreuoou To shew cause if any they have why the
SAINT should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, judge.
true co v-Attest' \. A. BARTLETT. Register. 3v29
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Ayers Pills

Are particularly adapted iC
derangmentsof the iigrstiy,
apparatus. and diseases arts
ing from impurity ef tlE
tleti A large part OF all Tive
complaints tina, af'lirt man.
kind originate in one OF TIN Q,
and consequently these PMS
are found 60 cure many vari-
ffi4s ~ fli.g1Se
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decline Of t~enty -nne per oantnm The average proe
at New York, for January 1857, SIS for January
ISIS, was $2p 5U-6hovlng q decline OF eighteen per
cel.um Tie difference between the hgh 81 AMI lowest
prices New YORK for the year 1867, being s3i in Apr
1857 and 1913 December is less than twenty six per
lowest To- the same year. at Liverpool was thirty per
eentErn
The average price OF bar iron at Liverpool for jar
ualS ito1 was .............
The average price Q, bar iron q. Liverpool for Jan
nary, 1855, Observation-Disclosures. IL
Difference, is per cent
The average price Of bar iroa At New York OF
January, 1857, was. S5S
The average PRICE Of bar iron at New York fos
January, 1885, was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 48
difference nearly 10 per cent.
Now it will hardly be conteoded that reduction Of six
per our tariff depressed the price Of iron in Gas
gov ard Liverpool The argument OF the protectionist
cCutenplacs different result These facts show that
the prices have been well sustained in America as in
Europe, and that the depression which occurred must
have been brought on by causes common 70 both coun
tries, and independent of the tariff OF 1857 may be
said that the prices in America would have been better
sustained with higher tariff by excluding the importa
ton OF lrcn from England At the low prices ruling
there The answer is, that II the price Of any com
modify falls in the markets Of the world, our people
reduction and is not just that the price should be
turaily sustained by legislation.
This Is especially true when the have pro-
dnccd Ike decline in almost every important product Of
country
on OTHER NrEfEsTs
table is appended, complied from the most re,ia-
bic accessible in the absence OF any official
record showing tho average price for the thr last
fiscal years, and for each month OF each wear
ket Of New York, Of number Of leading articles From
this table u will appear that from the year ending June
So 1867 10 that ending June so 1853 there was decline
rt~lap Tn.fA
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
The True Lady.

Thomas JeEersop's idea Of what we're the
accomplishments Of a true lady. It will be
seen by the following letter to lis daughter
Maria, urittea at NeY York. April 2lst,
1890, that be deemed something more utile
end substantial than tie novel reading,
dancing, flirting, and e1travagant dress, the
characteristics Of a WOMAN:
Where are you, my dear Maria ?-How
are you occupied? Write me letter by
the frst post, and answer me all these ques-
tons. Tell me whether you see the sun
rise every day how many pages day
do you read in Bon Quixete ?-hov far arc
you advanced in him whether YOU repeat
grammar lesson every day ?-what else
you read ?-how many hours day you sew
whether you have an opportunity Of cor
tinring your music Whether you know
how to make pudding yet to cut cut a
beef steak, TO soY spinach, or to set 3 hen !!
81 good, my dear, as | have always found
you :; never be angry With any body, nor
speak harm Of them; try to let every boiys
errors be forgotten, as you would wish yours
to. be; take more pleasure in giving what is
best to another than in having it yourself,
and then all the world viii love you, and I
more than all the wo,ld "
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

- } HOPE, Dealer in Groceries and Flour
Ia. Opposite the Passenger Depot, and near tie
American Hotel, Staunton. Va.
baylor BAYLOR, Attorneys a. Law, Office
- opposite County Clerk Office.
ID F. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves Tin and Cop
-. per Ware, ono Gsor above Union Hall.
az p WOOD. manufacturer and dealer in Chr
~. rage and Buggy Harness, slop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
gS DOOLEY, Fashionable Tailor, opposite old
80 Post Ofhce, Main ST., Staunton, Va.
T., T. ALBERTs,GN, Attorney ct Law and No.
X. tsry Public, Wayresborou9h, Va.
~ F. FLICK, Saddle, Esruess. and Trunk ma
" ksr, ander indicator 0ficse
ygBNRv RICHES. manufacturer .snd dealer in
L 4 Boots d Shoes, enc door west Of Marble lard
gyARhAN BELL, Asoraegs at Lax, Office OPP
I posite ;he Court House.
III N BELL Netnrv Public and Commissioner
( Z. to s-tsls Accounts, opposite Court House.
r oREAR. Merchant Tailor, under the Tindi
e. Gator Office.
F. EVANS, Deeier in Tobacco and Segars.
e Il sin St, Staunton, "a.
s b. ANToNI, dealer in Confectionery Fruits
u Msin ST., Staunton, Va.
T b. sCEERER, Confactioner. Grocer, and Ba-
g ksr, corner Of Court Kease 4 ley.
gACOR POLITE. Wholesale ard Rssa;l dealer
" ia Rssdy Made Clothing. corner of Va. Hotel.
hEOkRlS GO0DE, Merchants. snS Genera
I'VE Traders in Fancy aad StrTic Goods and Gro
erries, opposite the tiudicatoT Unis,e.
RI X. TROUT, Attorney at Law, 0fice on Cour,
Us Honee Row.
% n. Pow MN 4 co, Family Hrocers 4 Tlonr
{ k~rchanis. under t7riun Hsll.
sa- Country Produce bought end aold.
rsSURK 4 CUSHING. Auctionsers and General
/ lgsnts. under Union II all.
xTA FEMALE ISsTlTUTE, Stanton, Va
' Rev. K H. Phillips Principal.
NJ BkRKMAN. Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w tobacco and Segsrs, opposite Va. Hotel.
fSHA7TE2 OAK Life Insurance Co. II. ".
~ SheEcv agent: opposite old Central Bank
va r. JOHNS 4 BRO. f'a'inet walkers and
~ Uaaortakers, Gespcl !!ilf-Snuth sid.
NAMES NJ. aE'G, Attorney At Law, Monterey
- H!galas county, Va.
fp !. GLENDf, dealer IN Tobacco, Rnnh and
"a. Sugars, New Street. G.. T. Cccirln, Lgoat.
r lEKA KINNEY, druggists and dealers In
Il Paints, Gle, Dyesturs, &c., Main St., Staun-
ION, Va.
re-, j. BURKE Il CO. Livery assd Sale Stables
& 6 Euqrre a.. tie Virginia Hotel.
fSsAY' OR HOGE, (-ucce-sors to Rrendebsrg
L 4 Co.. Dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries,
opposite Va Hotel.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
Or TIVE Dollars in Advance
NUMBER -.
Late from California.

NHw. York, March 11.-1he United
States mail stealne. Staa of the West, witt.
she California mails and passengers Of The
9th Of AeSevqry, arrived here this after
noon.
The Star Of the West brings 81, 800
coo in gold, aud 900 passengers She
connected with the John L. Stephens,
which brought to Panama 1000, 900 in
gold
( The sloop-of-Ear James.own and due
British war steamer leopard were at AS
pinwall. The United States steamer Full
ton sailed On the 9Th ultimo for San Juan
del Norte, With Dispatches for Gen. Lamar
in Nicaragua.
The California Legislature had not trans
acted any business of special interest. Ihe
Sacramento slave case had been decided
and the slave restored to the claimant.
The Indians in Tuolumna county had
been committing serious depredations, and
Ill some instances had murdered the whites.
I've telegraph lines have been projected
to run through the southern part Of tbs
State, and the counties of Yuba, Suffer
Iolo, and Solano have offered to raise
$3.50 000 towards railroad between Ma
rysylle and Benicia.
The smallpox was committing some raw
ages at the United States marine hospital.
The steam frigate Merrimac had arrived
at TaleaEuana, Chill. The civil war N
Peru still continues. The capture Of Arc
quipa BY Castillo, was hourly expected
The American ship Lizzie Thompson, aud
the harque Georgiana, had been seized at
the Chincha Islands, and taken to Callao.
The demand ofthe American Minister for
their release was refused.
The American barque Dorcas Yeaton was
boarded BY boat from Gillian war steam
CT. The American Minister Lad made
demand for satisfaction for the insult.
Lieut.. Ives 5 party had assembled the Col.
GRADE river one hundred and fifty miles a.
bove Fort Yuma where the steamer got .
ground 4 light draught boat had gene
two hundred miles further, to tie white
settlements :
The Nicaraguau Government had dena-
tionalizcd Gen. William Walker and his
followers. General Lamar had forgotten
his credentials, and declined an Offer to re-
ceiye him unofhcially until be could pre4caS
them
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR Holm SION

TINE founder ofthis Celebrated Institution, the
i only regularly Educated Physician adverti-
ring offers the most certain. speedy and only eff
fectual remedy in the ,Nerld for
SECRET DISEASES:
Gonorrhea, elects, Structures, Seminal " eakness.
Pains in the Loins. Affections .pfdhe Kidneys and
Bladder, Loss of Organic .PaTer, Nervous lrrita-
bity, Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin,
and I'll those Peculiar Disorders arising from a
Certain Secret Habit of Y outh. which if not CURED
produces Constitutional Debility. renders mar
riaee impossible. and in the enc destroys both
B0Ll and MIND. Those secret and solitary
practices more fatal to their victims than the
song Of the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses,
bIighting thrlr most brilliant hopes or anticipa-
tiona rendering marriage, &c. impossible.
young MEN
Especially who have bece the victims Of Sol;tn-
~ wee that dreadful and destructive habit which
a4nMiiy ~ e.ps ~ III a.Nlnei, grave thousands Of
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

Horrible Afair "A horrible af'air &C.
Cured at New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, few days ago A young
map named Gray arrived there recently
from Iowa, with his sister, wl3Q was dcran-
ged, intending to stop there few days till
be could make the necessary arrangements
to take hor TO the insane asylum at Column
bus The sister was placed in q lock up
near tie town for safe Keeping. During the
night near neighbor discovered smoke is,
suing from the lock up. and gavethe alarm,
Before any aid arrived tue building was
wrapped in flames Miss Gray. two NO
men, q girl about fifteen, and young man
who were confined in the building, persisted
in the flames
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

a H5Uiana TEL ErpIoit. 1t il known
that Captain Travis, of Louisville is soon
to make peculiar test Of his skill as p
marksman. The Louisville Journal has Shs
following
The pistol which he intends to use in this
trial shot is one made by Morgan James, Of
Utica, Few y ork, who has nc superior il
such workmanship The, oranges are to be
= inches IN diameter, ore is placed on the
top of the boys head, and one on tie back
Of each hand, the arms being extended. In
this position at the distance Of ten PAGES.
or thirty feet, facing the shooter, and with
no intervening object, Captain John Travis
proposes to hit each orange. and has only
three shots to Lit the three oranges. The
feat is to be performed in this city in jane
next The hoy who is to support the oran-
ges is ten years of age, o bright g. sprieht-
ly lad. lie las every confidence il the a.
bllity Of Capt. Travis to hit each object AMI
has equally as much in his own nerve which
cannot be surpassed He is now ur9cr
daily training The boys feet Gra placed
two inches nparts and bis hands upon his
hips the Captain shoots through tie al gles
made by the bending Of TIE arms and lie,
tween the feet. This is done to aecustor
the boy to the firing, and if possible, TO
give him more confidence, and make Him
feel more at ease. From what re have
seen, he possesses all the merge. requisite to
the perfect accomplishment Ct this most ex.
Sraorainary feat. The little fellow is ia
tive of louisville, and his mother is always
present during the practising. She is Ell
tirely satisfied that it will result in safety to
her son.