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, 1859-10-14
THE WATCH QUESTION:
American rs. Foreign Watches.


n GA2kNs
THE ONLY ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY PROOF
OF \ GOOD WATCH Is, THAT IT TELLS COR
RECTLY AND WITHOUT INTERRUPTION. THE
TRUE TINE OF DAY. Al 1otAeF luusorS. II tie
Watch will not perform eqoalT and With accuracy Is to
purpose whatever that it Is elaboatey fclhe that
Aapes aud patented devices adopte that novel
e2cments and iaSeElus eontrarcta for compensation
arc:ntlndueed. orshat the whole IL covered ~ famous
And bJ u.sslyc anacuaty Hundreds Of worth
less Watches beautifully finished aadeoue exquisite
y coa1iyed to ha4iy aud out quickly. great
deal Of work most cseu great deal Of conpe1,y, and
ali VII! Admit that ampant q polish wii advantage
any piece th,s radically uatoEnel ine1aay cited 1t
.sSGdrL1E1TI OF CONSTRUCTION, aud such nathe-
tac eorttctctss in the ze and shape II ere1y pat
the application Ct machinery The purpose aore 3a.ule
that With sufficient nicely Of ha!.h acecmraats the de-
sired result. .
The foutders aud Of the American Watch Gem
psny II Walttam are deterznlned to make TiXEEEEF-
E:s whcstesshey make uoneJ not. They do not
3esvaue ornament but they feel cannot ovevaluk
TINE. THIS Is THE MEANING OF TI1El1. WHOLE
ESTABLISHMENT. Thoroughly faul.ia1, by practical
experience, with the evils Inherent In forn Watct-
ers which al Watch dealers viii hear them ID saying,
render nearly worthless for all purposes Of tmekeepins
!.s&e rai ry Of foreign Watehesth aim. through The
Substitutes Of mechanical science. for tie uncertain uds
Ct Tic eye aad Imperfect ak Of the hand produce
article tha. shall not only look like wasch but perform
the duties Of waieh sdonns With seh degree Of En-
fsh asls sufficient, aa1 which, through ens:aess x1u NOT
put It aore the reach OF any class In tho community And
That THEY HAVE DONE THIS, AND ARE Do
I'M IT. they confidently appeal The ,housa1!s wkase
aailY coming and su.nSls regulated By Wahan Taehe1
to sty. In efezy system, the lest thee viii be
e:nz aod instances Of failure douhcA In The Wal
than anrfasure but Ia tysten which preueeA Watches
which szr IDENTICAL rather than SIMILAR, tie pro-
portion Of such rtUEt be fe,aueed 4 minimum
, 1859-10-14

pACINE COLLEGE-Raciue Col
leg. wth a1Eer nur bet Of rro.sssors than here
tofore aoEdine cienf educational f1etiea
orea for the reception Of students The Gsa4< School.
waerr aoYs Of eight years Old md upwards ase Ged Tor
LptlfrB EGU{SE. Will * <nfd Nov. 1St Oetk4WY
, 1859-10-14

Sometime since We published the clopcment
o: man naincd rattrn, OF the firm Of john
son l. ta!ten. Of Lafayette, Indiana, with
former tIamc Of bis, leaving his legal wife in
that city, and coming to this city. We learn
from tie la Fayette journal that short time
since. Mrs. l'atten xcceiycd letters from Macki-
nae stating that parties werc in TINT place
who answered tic description of Pattcn, his
lady coupanion and child. Hcr brother, w
J. hill, Of Sandusty, Ohio, at once went there
and managed to get an Interview with patten.
lie thcn stated to lin that all he wished was
tu settle up the business affairs of johnson i
rattcn aud to obtain the child. pattco at oDca
signed the papers requisite to accomplish the
former, but WAS very reluctant to give up tho
child. lie tin.ily consented, and the boy was
hrouG''. totne aud lie is now with his mother.
Pssten is working as carpenter at el.5o per
day, mud was in ,cry destitute circumstances,
the result Of his foolish conduct.
, 1859-10-14

"Coxz AGAIN JAck-"-The ginger aud mo.
lusscs colored chap whose escapade from the
Police Court dock has been noted, has been re.
captured and sent to IridewelL Jack is cari-
tai cook, but Of tho babu'ent school Of philoso.
piers always in liquor aud in trouble, when not
in the abode where no spirits can come.
, 1859-10-14

TuE 0sukoSu ExcrRsioSls7s.-At one T. VI.
Wednesday the excursion train from this city
was at Janesr,lle. Our exchanges thereaway
tell Of parade and procession, dinner at the
Hyatt House, drill by the Zouaves, fine music
By the Light Guard Band, md then Of the dc.
parture Of the long train, four cars being added
At Jauesyille. They return to Chicago this eve
ninr
, 1859-10-14

SURELY everybody may be put on m excellent
footing now. Us BY advertisement Of E. 5. Wells
at The Metropolitan Shoe Store, he is selling
choice Sewcd Patent Leather Boots for $4.50
and 5000. The latter have always brought m
"X"i in flush times Hr. Wells il marking down
to close cut his very extensive stock.
, 1859-10-14

CHICAGO SrGAn REF1SERY.-The Chicago Su-
gar Refining Company are just completing m
addition to their Refinery, four atories high,
sixty feet vide and si1ty-dve feet in depth, Civ
ing them most extensive premises. Their busi.
ness must, from these indications, be both s.et<s
and proftab}e.
, 1859-10-14

KEFonx ScuooL--A boy named Samuel Dore
was sent to the Reform School yesterday for
vagrancy. It will do that Dore benefit to be
shut in there for time
, 1859-10-14

4 SAD CAsE.-The unusual instance was pre-
sentcd in yesterdays Police Court of father,
mother and daughter being sent to Bridewen for
drunken and disorderly conduct Such Was the
fate Of Michael and Catherine Cary and Bridget,
their dauphter
, 1859-10-14

GESERAL CoSvESr1ox.- body Of Bishops,
clergy and laity Of the Episcopal Church, is now
in session ut Richmond, Va. a file Of the Rich
mond Enquirer, containing daily reports, may
he seen at the office Of the Church A4oord, in
Portland block,
, 1859-10-14

RA1LuoAD APpolSTxEx7.-R. T. Goode1l, ESQ.,,
Of Joliet, relative of Gov. Matteson'a, has
just been appointed Superintendent Of the Chi
cago, Alton l. St. Louis Railroad, riee Mr. Alb
bolt, resigned. The appointment is spoken Of
rs good and fitting Que.
, 1859-10-14

New MASCrAcrontEs.-0n "th< tSdnds' that
were, north Of the mouth Of the river, new es-
tab]ishment has gone into operation for the re-
6ning Of camrhene. An alcohol refinery has
just been put up in the same vicinity.
, 1859-10-14

TnE WEATnEn.-The weather was changeful,
squalls, showery and sloppy throughout yester-
day. Ne put the fact On record, though every
body about town "knew it all the WHILE"
, 1859-10-14

SEw oatEASs, Oct l3.-The steamship En-.
pire City, from Ha7anx 6th inst, bad sSri-ed
with qu .rter Of million dollars in specie.
sugaFs had slightly improved. Thete VAS
also N Improvement in freights.
, 1859-10-14
THE CITY .
sxAsa Cp--A buggy got knocked into pi on
West Madison street, yesterday morning.

THE WESosA psorEItkn,-Tbe disabled pro-
pellcr Nenona is now at Milwaukee, to be
towed hither By the propeller Galena,
, 1859-10-14

No. 100 DEARBORN S7REEr.-fessrs. Norris
Hyde No. 100, have late sporting papers,
':alfabont The prize fight" also late New York
t1ai1ies
, 1859-10-14

TuE FIRE Tn1gr.-The case against Thomp-
son, charged with larceny ut the great fire in
the West Division, is set down for hearing on
Saturday.
, 1859-10-14
Dubunue.

The telegraph reported Dubuque as having
given 159!' to 1soe majority, Which is all mis-
take. Tie LfraM Of Thursday morning,
Eires tic returns from tire citv and tcu Of the
sixteen townships which foot up:
, 1859-10-14

C1ncc1r Cornr.-Bcfore Judge Maunierrs a
number Of important cases are being argued
upon motions Of continuance and demurrets,
, 1859-10-14
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER II. 1859.

look Ike new, thus saving at least Is per cent.
Of what it would cost you for new clothes The
Indies will please remember their Premium
Dre House, ut Iaa Cla1k street
, 1859-10-14

dress Of business suit. and wish It made m in
good style and warranted to fit, take our advice
aud 90 to J. Il. Ety's 1o7 Randolph St. He has
large and elegant assortment Of peice goods.
including some in 4tyle of Chiochilla Beaver and
Cashmere Cloths, Dress Goods, &C.. and his
cutter is the best II the citr.
, 1859-10-14

NEED LOOKING ro.-Dirers places exist on
State street where the repaving Of the City
Railway Company WAS imperfectly done, The
track has sunten in spots, leaving ugly and
dangerous ruts. They should be attended to at
, 1859-10-14

Arcr1oS Sx1E.-See advertisement in another
column, Of large sale Of furniture, household
goods, &c., by Gilbert 4 Sampson, auctioneers,
this morning, Ut 91 O'Clock, ut No. g. Lake-st
, 1859-10-14

LAhcEsr.-A couple Of pals containing valu-
able p1nuts, m oleauder, and lemon rerbcna
were stolen from the doorstep Of the residence
Of y. B. Newman, No. 70 Adams street Inst eve
uing.
, 1859-10-14

srrzH1on Counr.-Before Judge Higgiuga yes
tcTday the case Of Baldwin rs. Foreman Broth
crs. alleged fraud, WAS on trial yesterday.
, 1859-10-14

Cleveland is the headquarters Of Douglasism
i'll Ohio. The great principle" is rampant in
tia! e;ss. There is wherc the Democratic cau-
tlidate ior Governor, Raaner, who is personally
very popular, resides; thcre also is
s!lc abiding place Of j. ". Gray, editor Of The
l1Aiudealct ul'l tue spec;n1 and fayori.e organ
grinder of tile "Iittc G,aut," and there is where
popular sovereignty composcs the bread, drink,
and raiacs't Of :he Democrats, aud If there is
spot Oh the lacc Of The broad West where the
Doug!as dogma might bc supposed 10 hare
the election. Two years ago The ro.c for Gorer.
nor stood.
raFnc l'esa"1at sft8
Dtmacratl: 'na $40
Last Tuesday it stood:
ns',a>o" stalFlt t:-rub!saa
NAsncy, 1eusas l'taocf4t.. so
ftePnll!cn sIla},1ity. 1ity....................... 1e4
This sllows q deud loss Of 537 us compared
with tho former election. Two years ago tls
county Of Cuyahosa gave Chase eGo majority
ltuos rolls up over 1900 for Dennison. The
1smts attempts to explain this shocking break
down by Saying that the Buchanan otce.ho1d,
lcrs voted The Republican ticket. But that il
untrue. as cvery mothers son Of them support
I'd tie ticket without scratching a name
They scolded at Douglas, but like all Ohio lem
ocrats, they stuck to the regular ticket in ordcl
to bent tue Republicans. In the wards wher,
the Federal Office holders chiefly reside, the
ticket ran better than elsewhere. II wns in 4ht
other ,sart1s rt.nt II fc}I behind For Instance
, 1859-10-14

81 Reader /! if YOU want employ
nent thai ~!l p1y take Agency Satisfaction sua.aa
teed Address with saup) for particulars, s. II. N.Y.
RICK 4 co, Lynn. Mass. oel4 as50.wst
, 1859-10-14
Drcas Griihttttt,
OH &c AGO.
TAE ELECTIONS.

AAA 4AAAIx4UN8s
Tho now rc!ls up a majority Of II, 600 for
sac Republican State ticket, and 80 on joint
ballot in tie Legislature. The Republicans
have gained 800 in Ra'asey County, Ainncso-
IA, 4so IN Dakota, and at least 100 in Anoka.
, 1859-10-14

- Double distilled fits to competitors, but
splendid, easy, graceful fts to his customers
Ready made or to order, is what Tappeu ad-
ministers in largss doses daily. at New York
nriccs =:
, 1859-10-14
The krand Lodge OF Illinois. /. q. OF,
liz

This bady met in regular annual commuu;ca,
lion, in Odd Fellows Hall in this c1ty, At 10
o'clock Yesterday forenoon. AL the Grand
Officers. tugethrr with Representatives iron,
about TITO hundred lodges. and large number
Of Past Grlnds, were in attendance.
There was not much business done, the day
being principally occupied in receiving new
members, and referring business to appropriate
c"n,nsit,ees. The hours 10 be occupied in tbc
duly sessions were fixed Ut FROM ming to twelve
O'Clock, u. H., and from two to Eve o'clock,
Il. III.
There are no rcry important Questions to
conae before tho present conrocation, and it il
expected 1lst the session will be brief and
harmonious one
From the rtport Of Grand Mnsser Gsiswold,
re learn that during. the past year. fifteen ncs
lodges hare b:cn instituted, several lcfunc,
lodges rcriyed, and that there asc now two
hundred md seventy acsise working lodges in
the St4le-
The following statistics for the year, frou, til.
Aunual Report Of CT. Sec. Willard, wall b
found interesting:
, 1859-10-14

To L1acdn DEA1Ee4Asn DacGGgrs,- sub
scriber has the agency for G. g. Paoli l. Co.'S
superior cologue spi5lis, Pure Spirits and Alco-
These goods wcre akarded first premiums ut
the Worlds Fair. hs|d in New Yoik, 1855, and
in the late u. S. Fair ia this city.
Liquor dealers viii Gnd these goods desi-
deratum for its purify. uniformity mud rnildncss
preferable TO any other in mixing with fine
imported liquors. :,
:Always on hand md sold at lowest market
prices. Apply to
L1wls J. MAGxrNoS,
ocI2.Gt 50 South Water street.
, 1859-10-14

W att Nal1UE1 00Cs 1H*&1
cta1o1os E1eellor Dye las recently bsn anal1 scd by
Dr.. Coiltoa tie first Cbelat In America He ptonp1oces
the Dye na-a1xs<3v Aar.4le4s to The Hair and Skin.
FACT NCNDEE TWO.
The E1ceof DJe In lis e6ca produces
the Identical COLOR which Is rom .hst Of
naiure and actually strength and lavctes tn. hair.
This iact Is established by competent atacas!is.
FACT NUMBER THREE.
The sses Of the Dye hare Increased two hundred percent
In year. and every 1e2ect7be druggist and tar dresser
rnas necessary to keep 1t staudard Article. Sold
rywhere. aaa applied bY ali Halt uscscrs Cr:stAdoro,
NJ, 6A1tor Hou.e, New York. oei{-lmdkw
, 1859-10-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

E Go 10 john Jones. 1ls Dearborn street,
aud get your clothes cleaned aud repaired. They
will be we'll done and at prices to suit the times.
, 1859-10-14

81 Yichot! Couchas! Comerciaute
La orleans Regain De Londres.!!! La Meier
DeLa Habans!!!!! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just received By D. ". Corbln i Co.,
f5 South Clark street Iry them
, 1859-10-14

Now is the time to overhaul your ward.
robes for winter, and take such portions Of j.
Is are the worse for wear" to Neasrs Cook
4 NcLain, At os Dearborn street, and have
them cleaned, repaired or dyed, and nads u
, 1859-10-14

Browns Bronchial Troehcs-
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Browns Troches.
Browns Trochos.
Troches.
Troches.
- etmtnept1y The ts,t md best
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEK.
II recommend tbels use to Public Speaker.~
REV. z H. CHAPLIN, NEW YORK.
"0reat service in subds..nE Hoassepess.~
REV. DANIEL WISE. NEW YORK.
~ 1haEe proved them excellent fss Whoortcz rnugh.
EEv. Il ". WARREN. BOSTON,
"Cseas beneas IN Affections Of the Bronchial o-san.
rE-I- II. LANE. BOSTON
~ simple md elegant combination far Coughs. de-
pE. G. +. B16ELow, BOSTON.
~Conta!n co Opium or any ythlnx !niur!ous-"
Dr.. 4. a. HAYES. CHEMIST. BOSTON.
"y75 beneficial liz eleaauk Tic .hEozf VIXEN compelled to
speak though suffering frasa Co1d."
REV Sd P. ANDERSON. ST. LOUIS
Heartily unite IN the above eammenda,lau."
REV. II SCHUYLER, ST. LOUIS.
~ fdend having tiled many remedies foe As,h. with no
benets, found relief from the Troehe4."
REV. D. LET'S. FRANKFORT, ILL.
n Sold By Druggists eve1y = cents per Boz
Sold by FESTOS d CO.,
ocleas48sa ~ Lake street. oppoa'ta T1rmont Home.
, 1859-10-14

- Read the statement below made BIZ
Prof. E. n. kent Chemist, New York. Then
calEand purchase kerosenc or Coal Lamp at
tue Lamp and Oil Emporium, lss South Clark
, 1859-10-14
GEORGE FORSTER, LADIES

HAIR DRESSER, WIG MAkER
Ind fnportet # Har rs KaatolEh street up stas> CHI
Would call tie attention Of Tue public to bis rre sock o
Lsdes' aaa Gs.1Iemeas w. 9.ads cusl. ete which BE-
fasd. The for Wig should t tskeo Ii The fa
lowing way l the roura of tht head; "a. from
tie forehead; 81 n TIT middle Of The lusrhes1
where the r the cown to TIE neck;
4lh. from eat to oref the crown, pc34w.
, 1859-10-14

~ See advertisement of Cornell / Co.'S
two-thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemuee, No. 133 Lake st.
auoT.1v
, 1859-10-14

that would willingly come into collision with
the cars Caution aud patience all round are
the best specifics.
ILLINOIS GLAND TRcxx RAlLwAr.-Thc Board
Of Directors Of the Illinois Grand Trunk Rail
way hare been in session several days ut The
fremont House in this city. We notice among
the number present. Gen. c. B. Stuart, Of New
York, President OF the Company; Major R. II.
Notion, Of Aendota, ,secratary; and 7. u. Black
stone Of this city, Samuel Mitchell Of Albany, F.,
3. Warner and i. J. Mattisou Of Prophetstown,
Robert Rowe Of Newark, aud J. II. Moore ef
Lisbon, Directors, Also, James Oswald Of Can
ada. and Il. II. Colburn Of Buffalo, New York,
contractors Of the Western Division Of the
route from MENDOZA 10 the Mississippi River.
ExrExslvx LARCENY or SruSE.-A man named
Dennis 0'Dricn was brought before Justice Nil.
likcn yesterday, charged with the somewhat
cunbrous larceny Of sir canal boat loads ol
broken stone from the quarry at Athens, in the
summer Of 1855, under the following circum-
stances:
Mr. Prescott, the agent Of the Illinois and
Michigan Cana1 trustees, the owners Of the
/ stone, was the complaining witness. lie states
that he had talk with o'uricn about the sale d
some stone, but that nothing was Completed
| Mr. +. went to New York, aud in the interval ol
his absence 0'Brien, with his canal boat Stephen
i. DouqIas, without authority, hsuled away the
stone, aud has since refused to account for it
! lie WAS held in 5000. The stone WAS valued Al
, 1859-10-14

COIIO4N
~ Th>-vas o:,zttY Of ;u,nser Of r7i;us kinds and
ouat.ts !, btta tsrtoEora &1aak<a4 AMI delivered 10
tne Merchant. savns LOLA 7ad Trust <o9 y Hea.
sld Measy Hox:aaa Co:.se he ~ sunpsn5 po.tsoa
no,en Is hs1ebT given Thai tta AI1 *efehanis Sastux9
ioaa ard Trlt Company viii on the 81 iay of October
rubae anetoo TIC aetet tll deg eE ah tos mueh
thereof shall ce reeeHY 70 sasfy 1hs portion Of rd
enrtr Of South CasxAud North 4eel ID a4 eity Of CHI
e4so vhs'e !t lumber tisue DuJess p<zsa cA1 and
iuspee, !: td lumber 5eto.e day ol sae
ss;la.:.-tt J. H.. DUEHAx. rrea!4ezs.
ne aoeve zle postponed uat1 Tbs .ssh Of October
time md vhe-e the seEoAnlns pann o4
p1It afh.M T. L. DCyHAN, PIe14.
, 1859-10-14

DREWERS AND DISTILLERS.
IL superior article Of xnser- -znade Barley Malt from
IN ae!x III Manufactured u Cold sprnx Malt llo.se
DufaIo n T. ConstaEt5 On land and for sale II lovesi
cash T1!eea. by L. G. AOKEY,
f9Suuth Water sireet.
Il Come and czam1ne Quality fStoek md Prlcea h.-
tae buying elsewhere. Orders from the eornty promptly
Elltd. fUi-fmai&
, 1859-10-14

ITO IlENT-4A Soar and Candle
1 FAcToRY-!oeateda Il No. lU Fnatan stz<es, xc'ta
S1e with tons uretaary to carfyrx tho oAntss In al
As hanctes will rent the whole prn.es to respot,!
ls fpr ~ p3r nth Including stable uet. &c. II
aly psrs,n de!EplA OF n,2nuSarur suar c1n
rrnitz a[lnw Of aay 1nd this l. ~pposru
n1y. DAVID GUUDW1LL1E- cnEues Of frankln and
Utlp ksYexts ocl3 ANS jt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
CULTIVATION OF nucHwHzAT:

1t has been said that buckwheat occupies
the same position among grains as the donkey
among animals-uSefid but not popular 1t
will grow on the poorest of sandy soil can
be sown later than any other grain; and is
one of the best crops for cleaning the land and
for killing wireworms and other injurious
grubs. 1t has been extensively used for plow-
ing in as manure But though it is proved
beneficial for this purpose, it has not as good
as many other crops that might be used-suclf
as white lupin, spurry, red clover, &c.
Buckwheat is often sown too early. When
too early, the hot sun is apt to blast the flow
crs. The middle of June, IN this section, is
considered the best time to SOW though in
New England good crops are often obtained
when sown as late as the 4th of July. In sec
tions where there is danger of frosty nights
early in the fall It iffttst be so%u early, as a
slight frost often destroys the crop. We must
endeavor to steer between the two dangers
blasting of the flowers in the summer, when
sown early and the destruction Of the crop
by frost in the fall When sown late. Formerly
it WIS considered best 10 break up the land in
the spring and cultivate and harrow it d few
times before soWitig; but latterly the practice
is to pasture the land and break up immedi-
ately before sowing. From three pecks to a
bushel is the usual quantity of seed.-Gsnesee
Farmer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
PRESENCE OF MIND.

1T person faint away, says Halls Journal
of Health, instead of yelling out like a savage:
or running to him to lift him tp, lay him at
ic1l letgth on his back, on the floor, loosen the
clothing push the crowd away so as to let the
air reach him, and let him alone. Dashing
water over person in simple fainting fit is
s baftarity. The pf1ilo.ophy of fgintire fit
is, that the heart fails to send the proper sup
ply of blood to the brain; if the person is erect
that blood has to be thrown up hill; but if ly-
ing down, it hsss to be projected horisontally,
which requires less poTef as e apparent.
If & person swallow poison, deliberately or
by chance, instead Of breaking out in multi
tudinous and irrcohefent e3clamations, dispatch
some one for the doctor; meanwhile run to the
kitchen, get half glass of water in anything
that is handy, put into il a teaspoonful of salt,
and as much ground mustard, stir it an instant
catch hold of the persons nose, the mouth
sill soon fly opon-then down with the mix
ture, and in second or two up will come the
poison. This will answer better in a large
number Of cases than any other. If the ply
sIcian has not arrived, make the patient swal-
low the white of an egg, followed by cup of
strong coffee. because these nullify larger
number of poisons than any other accessible
articles, as a1tidotes for any poison that re-
mains in the stomach.)
If a limb or other part of the body is severe
~ cut, and blood comes out by spirits OF Jerks,
be in hurry, or the man will be dead in five
minutes; there is ne time to talk about or send
for doctor-say nothing, but out with your
handkerchief, throw it around the limb, tie the
two ends together, rut a stitE through them,
twist it around, tighter and tighter, until the
blood ceases to flow. But to stop it does no
good. Why? Because only a severed artery
throws blood out in jerks, and the arteries get
their blood from the heart; hence to stop the
flow, the remedy must be applied between the
heart and the wounded spot-in other words
above the wound. If vein had been severed,
the blood would haveflowed in regular stream
and the bandage should be on the other side
of the wound from the heart; because the
blood in the veins flows towards the heart
and there is no need of so great hurry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
Cheering Prospects.

Mr.. L. +. Jennings, of this city, a practical
farmer, and gentleman well qualified to Judge,
has recently made a trip from here to Harris
burg, from thence to Darbyville and Bloom
field and thence home by the ChiIlicothe Pike
Mr.. Jennings informs us that on the route he
examined fully fifty wheat fields, and found but
two which were injured by the frost. One of
those fields, Mr. j. is of the opinion, will not be
worth cutting the other was about one-half
killed. All the rest he pronounces good, and
promise to yield abundantly. The head, he
says, is unusually large and actually dropping
with its own weight, and the berry remarkably
plump Get cont ye croakers.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of this morning
says: "We were assured yesterday by an intel
ligent and reliable gentleman who has lately
Travelled through Southern and Central Indi
ana, that the report of the damage done to the
crops by the late frost are greatly exaggera
ted, ard are in large degree, uutrue. H'
states that the harvest, from all appearances
will be 1uxuriant, and in the grand result, fal
exceeding any that hiss been gathered fof years.
The foregoing is corroborated by gentle
man whith whom we conversed to-day, who ha
just returned from tour through Indiana. Ill
reports that in the neighbordood of Logans
port and Fort Wayne there was no frost on thu
4th, and that crops of every description wert
looking remarkably fne.--Colrtmbus Fact
18th.