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hprivate letters from China spe~k truth-ifMr Ward
was with studied intent rdicule him. drawn TO Pekin
oy mule and n donkey, tandem fashion-if his com
paints oil the inciviy Of his Chinese attendants were
directly refused, and If his ratified treaty is found to be
destitute OF tho only useful stipulation the drauRht con-
ained that is to say the regulations for trade and tar
hs-then we conceive that the Americans may by this
time have concluded that their humility has not answer
ed We, however, want no help We would rather do
this act 10 countrymen ourselves
But the conduct of Mr.. Ward and Commodore Tatnall
during the day of disaster comes,home all When
that act OF perdy has been punished and forgotten
hope that the friendly feelings and cordial
which united Englshmen and Americans in the waters Of
China and the natural sympathes which burst forth a
the moment OF disaster. may be remembered Whether
people OF the United States choose to believe H. or
choose to acknowledge it, not there is always on this
side OF the Atlantic strong kinke feeling towards the
people OF our own blood who dwell on the other side
We are jealous of their affection, and hurt when we find
their sympathes turned from perhaps be lavished
upon despots with whom they have nothing in common
and barbarans who have word Of for them
Tor u.s. We are Tritated also when they are queruous
and quarresome and tetehy with u.s. and when having
abundance OF gentlemen to choose FROM they set the
most ibred staggering advenurer they can find TO in
suit US and wrong But happier as ma
ton in relations with the American people than upon
those rare occasions when going cordially ogeh-
er never better pleased than wheu have act Of
courtesy, still better of kindness to thank
them Tor as in this affair Of the Peho
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JAMES G.. Kosher,

SU RANCE AG ENT-
ce Eisf sids @ iit Sf,. Soad door NORTH re Q,
Nafa md liza.
u panics:
Arctic Srs Insurance Co Of the CITY ofNev York. capital
Hombodt Sire Insurance Co. o III, CIV Of S yo
surplus
fa,on IIe Insurance Co. Of the City Of New York capital
Irving Fire Insurance Co. Of " capital $4,000 Win large
surplus. -'
PhoniH Fe In Co Of Brooklyn Capital surplus s2oi 600
Pohee Issued Buhdngs Furniture
afe and Personal opery generally
he on ue most favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and
iuaiy settled the
as They are by experienced underwriters Affords
insured the most ample
contracts entered Into by them vi. be fulfilled
factory manner The long experience
matters, viii facilitate and protect the abs the
Interest OF all who be disposed patronre ers Coun
Wy rs Inland navigation risks, Vessels
port, insused on the most reasonable teruns oets-
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I OCKsmITHING, RELL HANGING, SILVER

IL PLATING GcThe subscriber Jus
Northern cities where he has laid IN supply materials OF
the best quality used In oeksmhng, Bell Hangpg sJTsrPlai
ing etc aud invites public attention 70 his busn s has
poyed the best women b. bad and Is prepared 60 make
Kind of Lock- Be In the
do silver Plating IN style not be establish
In this country. All his work Il warranted sale
Amer experience of years this city, and
qusntanee with the best Lock makers In this country he ners
himself that he give satisfaction both E0rkmanshp
prices and therefore soc orders from and country which
will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing have Locks made repaired Bells hung
style, Silver Plating executed In superior manner
ved 20 call AZ bic establishment the 0 three
south Of Main, where they will be attended a. Ae shortest
Nee
Orders from distance through Post Oace will he I'm
medaey hed and Bell hanging done the eouni
A. city prices
Address wM W. sNEAD
siiver-plater, Locksmilh and Hel Hanger,
oci9--d5m 10Th Street. Richmond, Va.
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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER OF aREESE AND MORGAN STREETS.

JOHN n. FULLER, PIopTIetor.
WOOD Msuldlugs Beads Archtrave constantly on
w and worked TO order. Also, Pew Caps Rails
Inside Trimming o. every description brackets Trnses and all
kinds OF Scroll and Straight Saving House
desired pattern short notice Wood rni
all s branches Plain Panneled Octagon Newels on
and made TO order Balusers
a Ae Mahogany Black Walnut eak, Cherry and Pine 81 air
Rails saved work cd 20 order The prices
for 100 feet runnng
HBOne Of the largest stocks of Noudinrs
and greatest variety o Patterns o the very be
materials, will always be
with neatness and despatch Terms cash.
JOHN u FULLER will also particular
attention 10 Gothic Work Churches Public Budln Dwelling
Houses &e window Frames Ae made order notice
Round and Square Picket Fence, dealer IN
and Blinds Of description manufactured Of the
rial and warranted 70 stand climate Buiders
and every article In a ne furnished the prices
MablIed Iron and Slate MAnte
window Caps A ~ Designs and Drawings furnished short
oatca AL en-
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rTlO THE PUBLIC-In consequence Of unpreeeden,-
Il ed Of "Our Model Shirt" have made
men (which heretofore impossible Of the great
demand in New York; ddys have large supply Of this Popu-
shirt hand, variety style quality that
sending will hed regularly
despatch As the sole for this Shirt In Richmond,
would respectfully call the attention Of those who have
Our Model examination and they will become
ed that tits the best cheapest rd durable Shirt
for sale We also prepared order from scientific
notice. reduced prices
hand desirable stock Of GENrLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining tie
and which will be offered at greatly reduced prices.
STuRTEVANT A MAGWIRR
auQO No ain sire "
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,oOO,oooI
ANNUlL TNCOME 40 oka anat

INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES OVER ssOoOcOi
Az Directors Personally Rssonsl, for ne En0fgessnts O,
cae CsslpdRy.
NTE respectfully security Of the
w add London Insurance Company policy holders In ~
iSge cash capital and Investments as stated above.
The large capital and inco.
hn convenient parties requiring large amounts
In addition 20 The ordinary mode Company
sues sEkKA1AhNTFOLICIkNo on the payment TEN NSC-
~ EhEAIGAS Property is, thsneeforth PERMANENTLY
MUM viii be returned less per cent
This Company will make Insurance By loss Of Fire
new and most liberal principle. - -
Under the Policies Of this Company paid upon
shtaon OF saisaetoy proof Of loss without
ton r interest," and not usual presentA,
uon Si 81 PROOF ,oo,, MoRrHAM WYATT, Agents,
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rIUIE Cheapest BLACK AND COLD SILK :
Il The Cheapest Printed Deaincs and Poprns
The Cheapest Damask and Towelling
The Cheapest Bed and Nero Hlankets
The Cheapest Pull Cloths. Kerseys and Ilnseys
The Cheapest Frnbroiieries
The Cheapest Carpets and RUS
The Cheapest Brown and Bieached shrfnrs
The Cheapest Hoop Skirts
The Cheapest Hosiery and Gloves
The Cheapest Merino shirts and Drawers
The Cheapest French Corseis
The Cheapest Shauis, ChesterheIds AMI CIoaka
Competition thrown IN the shade
Ny large stock o Dry Goods BE- sold prices Of every
article has been reduced In
and vn be he interest Farmers Planters and heals
o. families wanting goods call hr popular house Of trade o
uoi4 ALFRED MOsEs. el Man ST.
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REMOvAL.-wc hereby notify customers nd the pub
IA e that have removed Hardware and
Coach material 70 large and store No Main
street next door 70 Messrs Dudley opposite
Tho's r. Price Co.
We making large additions both Hard
ware and Coach material by dlreet Bng
ham and sheffield and by purchases from American
res and shall hereafter endeayor
equal in quality and
In the hrrnua rseIg VASIEW TkyTOR CCs
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CORR GATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAiiIN-CSecured by L-tIers Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baleny
Sheep aud OK Hurdie Patent Wirc Sackliug bead
eads with every variety Rodng Iron Desdseads
furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore, Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, sheep, Poultry and other
Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
hety, for Gardens, Ae -
No 5Slj Market, " y Sixth stree, Philadelphia.
n-E-h Az
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NEW YORK LiFy INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CnUifnI ~ E,SN OOA

n
Capital 81 Gee, 900.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS dspaslted with the
" Comptroller Of the State Of New the hands
OF The Company 20 secure policy holders
DNinESfr HAuE ANNUALLY A II PPfncfDle
fory per c. oi the premium on LIE Policies viii be
Insured when the premium exceeds ts0
Policies issued payable Insured on ariyn. At
tain age or % the family Of the insured DEATH should that event
happen previously 20 arriving n that age
Endowment POLICIES for children granted the most favor
able terms.
Policies issued at greatly reduced premium when the
Insured prefers not TO participate In the dyidendS
Al losses paid promptly and without litigation
We shall be pleased have you secure policy
In this old and reliable Company which before you endor
WORKMAN 4 WYATT Agents
Once 100, street,
cHAs. z. woRTHAM 0
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL EKAKZYERS: - -
Jas II. CONWAY, d..
Ro. 7. CoLTHAS, NJ d.
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Reliable orders from the Trade by Mall Teuaph. hlled
application AUsTENs, Agents
pa Pearl street, NeW York.
Kerosene aso 70 be obtained Manueurc Prices of
AZ the New fsrk Wholesale Druggists, GrocC Camphene aud
blrnng nuid Manufacturers and Dealers In iampa
hkerOscne II the trade mark ~ thp Kerosene on Co. and
All persons caution against using The sad ade art r 9TH
q orf--gul
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
KNOWLES WALFORD, AGTs
ClpITAI DEpDEErNTEn -

NV agents for OF the Ffre Insuranee
w Companies In the United States
py on the Mutual Plan, but the Insured for any
thing his premium. " ~
The dividends from 3jS 20 per believe
can SATISFY those wishing Insurance that they viii nom 10 70
- per cent Of their premiums by insuring with
oe6 KNOWLES WALDORF
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mo q H n RMFRS on TIRGINI.---I--

OL0WS FOR FALLOWING-- q
II CULrlNATORS AND HARROWs POR SS
PUTTING IN NWHEAT-Beheving that Ihave IN
In my NEW PLOW the best PioW 10 use Isu1nUfII|),
make this ofer 70 the FArmers' Pianter VIM furb a.
with these Implements better
they them
~ Fresh supply Of Turnip Seed Just received
Iyq9 s ID dosI asax. 80 20 ea,si ~ aan 81
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DUnEGuOUNDSPICR faperior article of ground
Afcan onger n tegs and boxes fuie ground Cinnamon,
0s.s Ap'' has' Pgpiy - AS e. ss; 'i "A. .,.
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ROs OF

KE r. OSENE OIL
Great Reduction in PriceI!
NO VARIATION FOR THE WINTER.
HUIE NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL co., as
n tabhed l announce that, having made improv
mens IN Tie manufae'a'e q keoscne they enabled
offer Ito he trade az Reduced Price.
The attention ot consumers respectfully called auhjoin
ed table The result o. phoiomeirea examination by Edd
Kent ESQ., Of New York, Chemist and dated 3, tss9
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RICHMOND 4 YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
NEW LINE To BALTIMORE.
FARE ONLY sc.
- r.

nolt-a superntendent
AT Wholesale.
FINEST BRANDS OF CHEWING TOBACCO.
our stock Of CHEWING TOBACCO nearly all Of the
anesi brands 9snuaetared here snd in the country We
wm. Barres 6rinoso Tobacco; David Lee, Premium do w
r. Roses Ia Belle do cobvs Palmetto Do Atkinsons Gle
!ious DO y n walkers Buy DO C P words do; R J. CHRIS
w " Ia Lanh2ras SOM; Bouquet oL2oso L,ss9ons sons
sons Lone star, Wade 4 Moornans Prsuur1-Lynehb1rg
ie best in our STATE 20 hieh We invite he AZ
terms ''' 's 'i'''e o. on ne how Ve', IseTA sS
C,LOAKS AMI SLAVE
o,,, .,,..u-,, VERY CHEAP
At lis Broad street.
oeZl SWORDS THAw.
NOW READY FOR BUSINESS!
Man s,res has been rsp1Irsd ana er stock arranged in
BOOKs, sT1TIoNERY. MUsIc,
snd other srtse, pertaining 70 ther buaes have beer ang
The cholos STATIONERY, BOOKS AND Music ca be- pro
Their Piano-Fortes
we're untouch hy either Frc or Water aud hsi n Per
THEIR BOOK-BIND-av
20 maize ur BLANK nooKs u pl,i1 !. M !. ib ne P,Ptss P
manner a9d TO bind Books and Periodical. hst,es Is nay
be required. JAME WoonHOCsE co,
osu FAM re a. "a Wu'ic.
10 HIIDs, CU1A HUscovALO doLAssEs.
" store ana iof sale ~ no, " JONFS.
10 lfS w. 1 ~ WEST w5hr 5SREA 5,rT5'sSF HS' E sale
nos No % Pearl street.
% BBLS. CHOICE LEAP LARD, landing arI Tor
be ''' 40 fift'1iSGt; II P.sri .,rs,,
RICH SILK VFSTs.-ws ass attention 70 our sto.t Of
fnpcro n ani Velvet VESTS AZ tnhracng he latest styles
noe KFFy, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
QO TCs. RICE, Of soOi quality. rr sale b.
OO q 4 q. DAVENPORT
NORWAY NAIL RODS.-Hamnersd Horse shoss and
~ 0rihns Horse Shoe Nails On store and f1r sale by
CLARKsON ANDERSON,
no2 No i06Msin Street.
100 TONS swEDEs IRON, assorted tt ,tr,a's
noio-tm HARVEY, ARNusrEtD 4 wTL,tNs
NAYLOH's CAST STEEL, assorted. Tor sale Nv
~ nol'-lm HA8NtN, ARMisrEtp q WtIttNNs.
MUSCOyADO mOLAsSEs.-sootbis IN store ani 70
noio-im HARVEY, ARMsrEAD a wrLuANs
| EO BAGS PRIME CLOvEHsEpD, far By
w nolo-lm uARvrY. ARNifstEAp z WtLtItMs
| SO CASES VERY SUPERIOR WHISKY twelve
| ~ years Oh, w glass. IN store and or saeby
/ 100 RAILsREFINEb LAnD, i,9.i9. ,9..Ii9 .ss tgr sale
| not No M Pearl street
| K aHDs. CUBA SUGAR, for ,aIs b.
noe POrrs. F,REY 4 Co
SWEDEs IRON.-so tons escorted svede, Iron receiving
! psI EDWIN WoRTHAH co,
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STOCK COmPIETE.

STOCK COMPLETE.
PRICES REDUCED.
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS
BUTLER, son FRANKLIN,
Importers, 79 Main st.
INTENDING 20 from present place Of business before
The spring Trade and In order
SS attending removal OF goods OEer Wholesale
tai, our large stock Of
CHINA,
oUEENSwARE, and
at reduced prices FOR cash. usual credit to prop, six
months buyers-
The merchants o is State Carolina and Tennes
See VII consult Their Interests by giving
50! BUTLER, SON FRANKLIN.
HECTOR DAVIS.
AuctiOneer the Sale OF NcRroea
FRANKLIN STREET,
Kills NEGROES both publicly privately He pledges his
q hest Efforts IN get the highest briees A.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
fI1HE Subscriber has Just North and
nov IN receipt of his Pail Stock Boots shoes Es9I
trunks NAse Carpet Bags 4c Ge which t1N
most respectfully call the attention Of purchaser -
eoten thai his stock cannot be surpassed both
aud quality He particularly invites Country Merchants
e buying 70 sell again, 10 give him call before puchang
Is determined TO sell as low Tor Cash. the quality goods
can be bought in any Of the Northern markets.
He also prepared 70 make order anything line In the
best manne as his stock o materials very Of the very
best quality. p WHITE a NaIn
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

BENfcIA COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE--This in
stitution has now been in successful opera
tion for six years, meeting with a continued
increase of public favor. Tie view taken
of education by the principal, Mr.. c. J. Flatt,
is very sensible and consonant with the ad-
vancing needs of practical age. The body
is educated as we'll as the mind, and thus
mental and physical stamina are both in
creased. 1t is intended to apply to the next
Legislature for an act of incorporation, for
the purpose of charging and systematizing
the sphere of the Institute. The Principal
particularly ''invites the suggestions of the
friends of education, and especially as to
what studies should constitute the Institute
course, and to what extent each should be
pursued"
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

The ECATERPILLARs.-The remarkable abun-
dance OF these insects in the vicinity of La
Port, Sierra county, heretofore mentioned in
the PRESS, is described at length by the
Aou1ta'n Messenger, which says:
These insects have existence far down towards
the loot hills and grow numerous in the higher
regions Beyond us. Fcstoons of caterpars hang from
every swaylg twg or congregate in cobwebike nests
while others less fortunate fill the deeper bowls of the
once pure hillside springs and brooks with furry mas
ses OF animal matter. The trails are frosted by tho
dust OF their nests, and webbed over with crawling
coiohles Every ditch bears, n its eddying centre.
continuous line of mingled forms. hurled to destruc
tion from overhangng branches by crowding numbers
and careless zephyrs. Thousands. and perhaps mil
lions of acres of the various shrubs forming the thick
chapparal of the mountain sides already stripped
nearly bare OF leaves; green berries being dane
ing to harsher music than the sbilant breathing of
clustered leaves. beneath the that held no shad
ing foliage, while bushes showing regular outline
leaves now wave those most fantastic in their trim.
ming
"Along the earth, at the icy base OF snow bank
which rose at angle of so degrees, to the hight of
fifteen feet. was broad of squirning caterpil-
lars extending eight and ten hes beneath the ice at
points where cavities had been formed around project
ing wigs and logs by conducted heat. On the face of
the bank from the bottom to the top scattered
numbers OF the same insect, slowly crawling upwards
while others reposed in little cavities the shape of their
life by either squirnng crawling away from the ir
ritatng twig.
These caterIlars may be briefly described as two
inches in length aud egth Of inch in diameter,
at full growth and covered with orange colored hair
and spots. and mottlings of white yellow. blue and
black They are undoubtedly. the larva of of the
three classes of Lepidotered commonly known but
ferfes, forrest moths, and noeturnalmoths'
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

VIsIToRs-It having been announced that
Senator Broderick would visit our town last
Sunday evening, on his way from Nevada to
Downieville, in company with J. G.. McKib-
bin, a considerable crowd of people gather
ed along Main street about sunset to see the
man about whom there has been so much
talk, and whose controversy with Senator
Gwin has completely swallowed up for the
present every other issue connected with the
coming election. He arrived just at dark
and on alighting at the Union Hotel was
greeted with three cheers. The porch and
reception rooms of the hotel were iammed
with people anxious to see the man about
whom there has been more said than about
any other in California. He was introduced
to large number, political friends and other
wise, and must have been glad enough when
the hand shaking was ended. Mr. McKibbn
was also cordially received. Both gentlemen
would have been called upon for a speech,
had it not been Sabbath evening.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23
3. p. AVERY. EDITOR.
CoSscRIrrlox-This term is employed to

CoNscRIpTloN.-This term is employed to
describe the compulsory enrolment of indi-
viduals for military or naval service, taken
from the population at large. The word and
the practise are borrowed from the Romans.
The armies of the different European nations
are mostly supplied by means of conscription,
to which all citizens, except such as are
legally exempt are Liable after the age of
twenty, and drafted into service by lot.
The legal term of actual service in France
is seven years; in Prussia it is three, with
ST osequent liability to sort Of militia
service during seventeen years more. In
Russia the army is raised almost entirely by
'conscription from the classes of peasants
and artizans, every maleaof proper age being
held liable to service Our authority states
that the levies during peace seldom exceed
the proportion of L to 500 males, In the
case of serfs service in the army confers
freedom. All officers are made mobiles. There
is one peculiarly about the Russian army
that deserves mention here. Lippincott's
Gazetteer states that in the more select regi-
ments, men and horses are classified in the
most minnie manner as to resemblance. In
ore cavalry regiment the horses are all black.
an another all bay, &c. The men are arrang-
ed according to the color of their hair, beard
and eyes, and the general shape of their
features; so that in one regiment all have
aquilne noses, black eyes and boards, and
in another all have cock-noses, blue eyes
and red boards.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23
THE WAsHOE DIGGINGs.

'Since our last issue number of San Juan
ersand gentlemen from adjoining towns, have
| gone to the new Eldorado, equippedin genuine
'49 style, full of hope and some ofthem full of
brandy cocktails. A few have already re-
tnrned, and their reports corroberate our
previous statements with reference to the
new discovery. lead of partly decompo-
sed quartz running along a ridge contains in
variable proportions an ore Of gold and sill
yer. Not more than three or four parties
have found a paying streak, and these are
washing with four cradles in a rude. primi-
tive manner, alternately using what little
water remains and losing large portion of
the metal. The ore exactly resembles in an
pearance amalgamated gold that has been
spread upon an open vessel and poorly rotor
ted, Ihe first estimate of richness of the
lead appears to be fully confirmed. One of
our lnformants, who is perfectly reliable
says he saw prospects of an ounce to the pan
obtained, and that the parties washing were
taking out from 5000 to $500 per day, and
even as high $500. The value of the metal
is only guessed at, however, for the exact
proportion Of gold to silver is not yet aseer-
tanned. Seven or eight dollars to the ounce
is the result of such assays as have been
made. The metal in the rayines adjoining
contains rather more gold than that in the
OuartZ Of ~ h. a,-;p eo1J
asSl3 per ounce. These ravine diggings it
will be remembered, have been worked a
little for several years past The size Of
claims at present is three hundred feet
square, but it is not likely that the vein
of rock is that wide. There is no gravel
formation, and the bed rock, through which
the metalliferous vein runs, is within short
distance of the surface. Theapparent course
OF the lead has been traced and taken up for
several miles. All who have visited the
country coincide in the opinion that it is
rich mineral region, bat that capital will be
required to develop it's resources. 1t is folly
for men without means to 90 there for the
purpose of prospecting No doubt there are
many rich silver lodes in the Washoe noun
tains, as well as along the entire summit
line of the Sierra Nevada; and their devel-
opment will be fastened by the recent rush
of gold seekers. Silver will eventually be
found above certain altitude from Arizona.
where such rich discoveries have already
been made, even into Oregon.
Ten miles from the Washoe diggines. in
the direction of Truckee Meadows, there are
some interesting mineral springs, which are
termed the Steamboat Springs from the Pc
culiar putting sound proceeding from them
They are said to be more remarkable than
those on the Salt Lake route They boil up.
hot and steaming, in great many places
through crack in white calcareous depo-
sition which was deposited and is contnu-
ally increased by themselves. This crack is
several hundred feet long, and the yapor
ascending from it can be seen for a consd-
rable distance.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23

The Ohio State Board of Agriculture are
opposed to horse racing at Fairs. They think
that such trials of speed have II great ten
dency to divert attention from everything
else, and what seem to be their inseparable
accompaniments are defrauding and demor-
alizing The mover and advocate of the
resolutions expressing these ideas was him.
self breeder of fast horses.