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TstAs Hs.. Tls~a, m Br,r-. Jsirs y Prossi,

10 tAs Hss. Tis-as n. Brsv-, JsfgsJ ffosai,
firth Cpsaig y Oraff
'IiiE petition and ,epfcseniaii1n 81 DANIEL
4. RIDl.ON, Guardian 81 William. George,
Esther jane. AMI Ffccmln R'iloa, miaor chil.
dsea OF Thaaa- R,dlea. l.ie of Hiram, IN said
Cuuat,, dsra.s. re.pecifall, shews, that the aid
niusr. arr .,iIed and pcsse.s, 81 ceriia real cs-
tate, .iutirI 10 llinm, ani drscr,h,d a. iallnwsi
The hu.nesir,d iarn ~ the sail rhom,. Ridloa.
RAJ ID wuull D. i,r the iatsrs.i Of s,il minoTs
thai the s,ii estate .huui b. soli an the pro.
cv-is rot sut add secured - iptC,cst.
lle therefore pU,ts sour h"nof thar be may b.
auihoutrl AM snios ersi ag,-e,b', o. law ~ cell
b, puhlic 90 private ale All c,avr, ths above
desct,b,i estate. or .u'h I'ar ~ u q. ~ yesr
opini,a mas h. cSpej.-nt. Al which - respect
falv suhnitlei
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Paris Hill Academy.

rINHE Spring Fern of ihi. Ia.iiaiisn will COM
mepcc az MoNpAr, frnauAEr 9Th. 1860,
AID continue eleven weeks. uadrr the charge OF
q. 4. LEONARD, 4. ~, Pdocipal.
Miss ". GUsttE bArKEN, Assistant.
Ms. GscHHOTL, Teacher uf Music.
The Academy !. heated short distance from
the Gmad Twnk Railway. FROM asd - which
there \. d,ly c1Neyau 2. NJ. LEONARD, the frin
cpal, !. Mt 1nly a iharunsh scholar, bit eSp'fi-
,ncr ha. .hpen that be 10 succsssial ie'chef.
Sneh siulrnt. - de.iu a. ~ themselves ior cot
lsge. vii herr God the advantage Ola systematic
ani csnplcie coirsr.
Ii,arl, 30 guoi 'sm,lies. q % PEI ss,k.
SAM'L u. CARTER. Secretary
"a
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High school at Bryan IS Pond.

'rIE sts,pf rruu ~ fb .. ..ta.,. " 700 s,unsucr
| GOO MONDAY. MARCH 5'N. a1i o'ol'1ar
Ten v,r,.. u1 ..I che i1.fru.f"l 'i
TRErLNNp HOWE. rua,irfi.
NJ. N,sr l.. low, Trl,ae, 90 Mu.ic.
Nc ura,r iss AI1gb "a, ao experienced
saI ..i-r.. .IiI trI.r.I. a8I OBJ lna'rrt have HI
c,rhl.,-r o., b.. ,bHur.. NJ. llpsr uiil give
l-sslp. ia s-rp.tf uI sarfrl mtsi-, un che pisiI,
Of.,1. uf ur',l.Ir.
Tut,1. C,au,, E,:i.h. -2.ii per tern. 30
csais t,.- ar... i,l.rr E1tH.l. ~j.?h, SIS ct.
49, gr,l. L,1gttg .s. - ID rr1ts % v~.A'
rU1-h. tr,rl 500. Mi.ir, With u's u ran'.
trsuHl $500.
L.. i,.It.,..l that HNpri'. Pond sh,-l. supe.
ripr sinpt,fr nrl ilIil school u - pnisi,
moral apl lrt.tht ulugH. Ils srN 'lI.rlon be-
The .ul,f p..,.,1i ,n il' t.lll,, col Will arrIn.
tu,IrrI u-4.Ir .lslN s.ll.t.t. Brui r,p o.
ai,tlp.I i1 IitI nu.'ss ai rs,.l1lhs 'ts'
Room. s1p h- .Hua-i %, ihpsr wh, web O."
hari ip r.l,., pbf tlp. raiIt' i1r pri.s oi r''i.
4 hsi.- uiU hs r-lfs' g.. tbs ui.rp.r ii spai
,i,rI uIu',.rapp,. JOEL ;iiAH. ia,
So. col lfusIr.s.
Ep,p'. ra1t. rrh. Is, 1850. 3s2
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pr. wi.t,,.. nal,am Of VIA cherry.

In. ...g,niisl .uc,rs. that hls stt-ojci he
tfIsrss I'd thts nia,.iril- b. euu-hs, collie, asih-
ln lrsrirhtsi tlrsii1ns aselsrs eft che thtua' ani
.4trs. ilripl.Ht cunsu.nHtisn, Lls iHi trri NAM
rh,.irlsr. 81 higl suaii-g q, rapll, BE- iH their
rft..irr. nfsu, 90 whom advise us 90 che act un
..fr titir aau sIrasfufs
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THOMAS n.BROWN, Jaigs.
n,,ip KS,rr. R,sr,,,

ulrJun. s.-Ata C.,aftaiI I. ,b,tc NELL 81 i'.r-
-, ~i.Ain AL C,f the C,p'i, 1T rNf'rl, GA
the thfrl rts- 'sN 1T JtHutr,. \. u l~bl.
4 EWt~ SAMPSON, GltrItu Of lrwts :.
nprrv l'l p7,ihrr. ~ ~iupsr. u,.r'r heirs
~ Iyn e.. pH,ra IT : inp-r, ,g .,l Cu'u, h'v'
,a. rIesatirl Die tbi.l '-.,1rt II .itrli'rship
rf .tiI WuI. i1i plHvarra.
Olfsrsi, That tho sstI G,ariHa gave n1'irs ~
.U ,.-.pps iatrI~.tei D, c,u.irga cop, If 'his
r,i.r ts hs plhi.hr.i tvs va.ks s1'rr-.iNrl, -
itt ONfri ID nrrat u.,pirIlt rlsis, that iho,
,nt, app.,r alta Probate C.pIt 'p d. held AZ Fac
f..i,stt' Cnnt., ar far . rrs,lp, ~ Mach
B->tatq pi che clrck i1 ihr frrrr1r ppi show
FL ,u.r t,', dies have, Why the same shlu.. not
o. alssyl.
THOMAS u. BROWN. jade.
Atrur c1rN-atiCftE
p,ur Ev,rr. R,g,i.-
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OxroRu.,s.-Ata Court 81 Probate hcltai Par
o.. withp slt i1r the 1ouaiy ~ pAl"ia'o'
thr3 rur.Ja, sf Jsrr1tV 4. II. ieto.
nStas Pstitr.a 81 NARY SNlli.. vt'oN OF
" EtEtEtR >NTLL. IT,. late q haI,''d' 90
sa,i Cou,iy. dscra.s', paying Sc a. ahoN'"ee
oui 81 thr personal estate ot bee late hu.bi'li
Orfusf, that the prtiiil.er give notice % al
prrsons interested. b, csasiag copy ~ ms order
tn b. r1li shed three weeks succtssiNeN 90 TIE
osG,ri Dsm1cr,t priatsi al Paris. that The, n1y
aBneaf at q f,ahlie C.suu 10 .. hell "a fafis,
IL .aiI Couaty. on the - ra-- d., 81 March next,
a y u'cl.rk in the ioreaoaa. aad slew cause 70
a., they have, Why the same shouli not be
gsuisd. u......
true oopy-asiest! .....
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AD,uLNI R0a CoAsrING. 4 little dlugh
ter Of Mr Thoaa, Holt Of Denmark. broke
her Lex while sliding dow bill, one day last
vsSk. TIE tgas Vas broken u two Places.
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HARRIED

bTt.Irr-r. J,n. 81. %, R.v. u. n Srs,n.
Wa. T1sursi1 of Canu-tbll, o. Me- Llgr,i,s
4. .H.I.s .I f..
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DANIEL u. ribbon,

OAFoRp. -. Ata C,,ti 4 rrahue he'll at Par-
.. vuh,n aad Sc the c,unu II uN@ri, os tAc
third Tu-,dly Il Jaai,t, 1. u. isCo.
Ga che Creg,iug psutiro,
Ori~sf. that the sa,d pstitianer give notice 10
al psr.'ps intetssis o., ctisns cop, ~ this GO.
dos O. D. plbIishri tbr-f weeks .Bcc~ssiNsly ~
The pNirrl nrut.fst. that 'hr, msY appear alta
Probate rlufi o. To- held ,t piti. co. All CouniN.
pn ths ihirl rt...t, Il Mach next, stg ct ih-
rlsck ~ ihv fitensa1. fnd show cause n ans thCy
have WI, the .,Ia. s1ttii u1tbs frtnisd.
THOMAS n. BROWN ,Jadgs.
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Medicines,

Surh ~. AysTsSaralirilh, AVE.. Cherry Pee
tnfil. Ayrs's C,th,uic Pills. Wrght's Indran
vssrtnble Pill. ksa,si,'. Medical Discovery,
Dr Clark paient Chruy SyfHp. Duva'. nsi-
.,m,~ ElSif. Week. Magic ConpouaA. Davis
P,ia Killer. L,a.ly'. lIuers, Ghik's Bittsfs
Fi.t'. ~, Wise Blurrs, B'ovn's rroche', A..
w,l', Bitter, Castor Oi. Olive Oil. Camuhof
Con, lcan'. pnlm1nic Wsisr.. Halo Dye, Nj
lst'. Coni,t,1n i,wii-r- ior horses, iia,aet's Go
raains eas tn hair, liifnvit's Wash iur reinlviu
tao aai f-eckies, Ar Alsn the CrlShriel kussia
S,lvc, ID. Gr,niia's ENcsisisr Stl'r, Italian AZ.
hr.iye .alv-. ry Paper AID Str, 'hains tnr Nil
ting Flir.. lirg. sni li-srs ~ Nsrshlifs g.
,arrh sail. With lots 81 SHAVING - TOILET
soar. frrach rcSiansly, L,un's klih'l'nu
Spalling's i,nsemiry, College. By che Qnd or
lss.. Purr BEARS OIL by the Q',u ~ le's.
MasTs Hair Rr.t1rrisr. Oiis anl Esscnces ol
Betramli. lsnpn. Che Arrl~rry, frpprunini 3.
Sc, GiH N0,bsc. Sp1tlrs, s..
The ahi,r g,p's have h-cn purchased iJr cisli
d,vn. lni will 10 s,li a.
.utrFs. 4sVAnV pnf#ts-t
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ISAAC y. STANLEY.
n.,G.ll. ian. 81. is61.

NOTICE ~ FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
y j, -ph : Mitchell. oi nyun, in the Cum
I, oi ONpui. h, h. de- t nJr,giIe, dated ths
eleventh day II Move rucf \. -. lsji, crlysyed
- No.. N" .ul,.cfilrr. a c,uain Tract 80 Illruo uf
lat situate I ~ al town II u pa, bsing ota I
.,id au.n,'rrI u IA lh" hth u'ag', ini u ~ tbs
18th range, an Is ~ the siN'h ritg', aTi hsa
ttpre ptriic'itr d-.-rp.I'l fffrH.u u,f he hal
~ md ,uutgtrH,a I-H,rl-i m thi OSibri Req.
,.ir, of d.r.I.. 'sl,l 81 yi.e 81. The cpail'
iiuus 90 sad ..'rt-u.s hising hesn br,ksa.
hereby ,i,,u a. 'issti'.e the sane atrrcsbly IN
The ,iI'pic N spch casr p,Ir an pr,s,dei.
ISAAC \. STANLEY.
D,xisll. Jan. n. 1850.
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AND EVERETT,
Including n View of No ant Vernon,

Including View Of NO ant Vernon,
~ ,hr Eayr,ing Of Washington. Thc.c ,p,,n.
,l,i cpsny,pgs ace lla uug,asl p'iut''g. b,
iI,,ks. anil ar ~ngrNri 90 steel iu ihr highest
.Ni- ~ 80. Ts-, ave zach 2jS35 iuch.s, CO.'S
rasf1,sisg 90 fI.ass tsf - tHanF cpstsr, 'uis
rr,ll- pi,iurr, rNr b-rn pilm-i u,pn ihr pib'ic
lei. vutA. ct at--lpi cspsriai.S in cheap, Hack
sni d,uli, cug,Ni,g'-thst o. g. iiniru,t 10 con.
,iprr psr.,s. 81 t,str that che, are .t in "risf'
iug shat ibs, have uot iust .rr1. W. nave pad
tbr u..t iu,sis thrir uvh pr,gi. aiB luni,n; 20
,n,nt ti,u,,ni t,'ass. o. produce cnsrS'nEs
tr,ll i,.,rui'' ssii a. the br,t p',triii'. aud
that sltli o. rpItnIti ou'n,uis o. a., piriJr.
Ey-Op.5afht' sia D, ,,h,d o..
q .it.r e th- Nrp Yp1, Observer ny,;-
"rlr., ,ugn,.fg. err grnliur N"rA, ~ 'fi-ihs
hAr4-,f.. su. aiaushi-. Ihr p1urui ~ W.
,.,rf.ii s,i aAr prrcrIsu-r 90 aN others
Tn M Npi, thususu Advocate i,s,"Ihcl
atr among co. 6p.st snkua,ng' Ws have s''r
.rru. .pi rilE PUBLISHERS AXE FULLY
RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL rilLN PROM.
l~G."
TERMS, ALMOST CRATE.
We Will .,ul pot yet, s.'r.s. packed in
rpllrfs, ciihrf Engrasag ,ni - N'., ,o'-
I.l., uus yr,.. 90 4.
A.ra. VII. rrmiI 20 AZ sc tim-, MI have
aa r,tll ,up of each r1gruias. Iar Magazine
zee
illTprTs,
The IInirLcIhockrr.
Cooley, iuiY's Be-.
itr htHu'i..
.i'..aunlJ.
u, special 49, iltrmrui, ,l. .uU.. Ftl,.s 80.
.r.. piston tt tlr NtlI.t-. De- rad aseI %, %. o.
tu,fr puIishef., alI slI.,uDs,. rs-r'sr their
sunni, Zoe ttr ,,ss difrri lr,m their respective
pu'i,.siI.u uil .r,. The r,st II che ,r.n',us. %
puI ut, %, ib- Iid'rr1t. '.ier,p lr lpvrst
" lu.r,air ,lI tir gI'ir p0c- ui ths H,xstiuss.
E1Eayu-. 500. 20 once, 40. sausrfiIuDui -
p.f,pIt.tIs rluu#l,r with rurrut issut unl-st
otherwise .Il.U.l. Nllr, it upr riss 81 proof o.
frttiurd oi having 0.en nitl-l. Fif-i irp.ess.uhs
At, ls,t, therrilrr .,bI e,dy. AIite..,
a. 10. BAILEY = CO.,
Wa. ilalI Z son. Ni.ic ~urD
f3u 1891 so ll.uii~a,, N,s.lufk.
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TnONAs ~. BROMN. -,
Atrue cops attest;
Dawn kNAFr. Essis'fr.

ONvoEu. So. Ata Crurtpirru hsld 10 are
t,. .,,ialu and forths ConntN of oNioru, "u tAr
ai raH-|tr .i Jsnuau 4. u. istn.
ON 'ts PsUt .ua II SllnEl.LE Y. GAN.
" mon, srlav ct NuHtAN GANNnN, lHe ~
ftru, tI -t.I t.HHt,, D rrl-,l, putltH- i"r 'n
,lilaaae, uat q ih. pst-uaal ,,Jli, Of hsr ,s
hubbard.
uNuTUEu, thnt ssiI petitioner give H''icc
o. 40 rerslp. iuistc.ist b., rtp.iHg cop, oi the
.rI-l II. i- lalii.hsd 'hfre W,ck. sac,es,i,cly 10
r.. Osf,II ntalrrat, apui.,rueUf1sner pii1tri
AZ Vtris. thlt the, mRt lrItsra Probate C,.1u
Of. ID. he'll 90 pans ca .ail County os tte third
Tar.ay ~ usuh neat. ~ nice o'clock be- thr
r,-,r..r AL sheW cause ifaIy thel have 0hy ibr
anne .41uiI uYt d. GRANTEE.
A true eopy--attssts
pavtu Kv,rF. R'E,s''T
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a GOD. .''' Ia nt,rp NN,rr. R,sor.

u,rprr. Ma C.rrtuI rIlIli, hrHi ,u Pa
...uHr.I Hu. Go IlH t4H1f, HIo .Hfi, 600 ihr
..I Iu..HI, sf Jt..tr, 4. 10. istl.
IUIlN o. UENpni ny F,....Hr ai th-
l U.l si. a1I i...su.lt uf TuHf,, BE.u.
NAV. It.. ,I tlHfHH, ta .t.I tsuHI,, deceased,
.t,.r. rrr..Htrf hl. go .pi s--aHrf EFF q .1ili.-
f-.l.1 #I flr..tffr Ht sti Deceased iI. a.'lnH-st
U-.-sI. tb,f iHr cad EN..I..r gI,r 1rtt.r
YaU ps...Is Interested N, rIu.'1. u.fI.0 t1 o.
r fT.sl.i three v,tAs surrH-.Iv.s 1 IT,. oN-
i..I n-ur.rf pupi.t si r.n., tIlt iu., .n1,
a...aIs ~ pr,httr Govt t1 Or. hell .f PAGE. u1
M. hrt Tu,,H1, nf Starch rr,f, 10 uI1r 10
f..t. tu ffH l.ItrHHB 8r. -h.o cause d sr,
rh#t have 81, che sH.Hr -ITH.I poe Dr. allowed.
rluNN~ "a. BROWN. JsfE,.
Afrur HHUI-AtItrf.
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prinn, or ConnirY profuee


Corrected week., ler Ths Osierd Drmoeraiby
Maaniug : Bro~n, Psriiisf, aua llrhhard
\ llammoui. Ptris.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
G,I,-la \. S,li~,, 81 NesieI, 90 The Coan-
., rfOsCui, ~ M, i.,i II mlrg,y- dated thu
2ItL,, .l rrl,aur,. \. u. 1857. "use,sd 10 ne.
Ala. 90. .fl.f, ... ., p,tC'l 90 l-ni >, 1ltei ~
.un!pvpuf M-,i,n. h.,ng thr ,nr' hsrly hall oi
~ of h1l lum''-ir,l ~ ~ ice 81, u"ge, AMI
M IL lm Np l3ta IN eighth ,a7gv ling the
I........I fern co. sh,,. s.id >lllcS ls--, ani
rr.oflcl o. the ONf-i R-.,ty " Ds.ls. book
100. p,gs i61. rh' -1"dlnn' 81 sd modgas"
h.,iag i,ara b,okel. hereby Lain O. ioree'oss
iha .sur az c,tl, to the sstHe ~ sch Gaze
.na II aud PROV !rd.
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4 new irru,it II
GLASS ANp CROCKCRY WARE.
Cu,i.,. iI,rissur; Gl..i N,ii'; Faiat' aai
o., g., SC.
We sls.,. katp . choice selection ~ WEST
iNDiN GbDpS AID GROCERIES au,ng
vhi.h et. bel. i.pI The best brand. FLOUR
4 .hs.e.; Ynurg ll,.pr lai cog Ts,s. Java,
Eiblr Gl,uri tuls.; ~igtr'. R,,'ias; >i'er'.
tr., sI,.,s. CuuaGts; >plt; S,l'; LAID FirA',i
ll-nrg rul. Ctn1l 100; leap sul hs'".
90. u,l ,,I ltop.. f,sh; rrrS nl rrr "sn salt.
tpg: 40 ktlls 90 I,ilcrp ~ tl' mUActi 'ui e
RIO ,p.,pI other bui,.r., p,t pp this lot, ~hi'h
-,.t 49, b.. rIu,,'r't vail br,us ,i a.tonishing.
D, l,v .1rrs.
EIs-. ,t., vi.hilf 90 nlt vi.hiit o. pprchasr.
o. r..p-,fn.I, ipsiieitp ell ari cNamiar The a.
hpvr .p1.s.
VERRILL, Sc CO.,
OrpI.f, lar E.u lluu'",
NONWNY VILLAGE. NJ.
Norway, O.fpb,r 1859. 10
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A true copy-agesti .....
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A puINISrgNrglN's SALE. n, VITA,

4 trur cop, affect
Dawn Ev,rr. R,s,i.-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

IMPORTANT DIscovERY-GAs MADE FROM
SToNEs.-The Chicago (Ill.) Demacrat chron-
lcles an important discovery which has re-
Gently been made in that vicinity. Ii says Il
large quantity of "prairie stone" near the
western suburbs of that city, has been found
to yield immense quantities of gas and salt
peter. The particulars of the discovery,
which was brought about Wills searching for
indications of oil, are as follows
A small bit of this stone, a piece perhaps
four inches square, was taken by Mr.. VIM.
Cumberland, well-known chemist of this
city, day or two since, for the purpose OF
lendeaverfng to extract oil from it. The ex-
pertinent, so far as the end in view was con-
cerned, was a failure-but in the progress Of
1t other discoveries were made Of startling
Importance and great interest. The stone
has been broken up and placed in retort,
which was then subjected to the action Of the
heat. A vapor was seen to issue from the
neck of the retort and on match being ap-
piled it ignited and burnt brilliantly for
half an hour 1t gave light fully equal TO
the same volume of coal-gas, and emitted no
odor ofany kind. The burnt stone was then
analysed, and found to contain fifty per cent
of saltpeter, which being removed, the res
.idue was excellent lime
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

A Gun DISCHARGED AND SAILOR KILLEr
BY A WoMAN's CRIEoLINE.--0ne of the most
terrible accidents that has ever happened
through the agency of crinoline, occurred
lately in one Of the English ports on board O
the Royal Albert vessel of the British
Navy. One afternoon, while the decks were
thropged with visitors, the dress Of lady, in
passing one of the signal guns, caught the
percussion hammer and brought it over upon
the fuse. The gum which was loaded with
blank cartridge, went of, and one Of the
crew, who unfortunately was either standing
in front of the gun or had been working
about it, had his arm blown off close TO thu
shoulder The sad event caused much con.
sternation as well as regret among the Wis
itors, and the lady who had unwittingly beer
its cause tainted. luos aiA '-j 4, l-a
This is not the first instance, byany means
in which "a woman's orinoline has caused
death, though in the present case the effect il
more violent than usual.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

THE PRopER PLACE AND MANNER TO STUDY
THEOLOGY Let man learn his theology in
the study, says Henry Ward Beecher let him
shape his views of truth according to the
schools, and he will be apt to substitute mere
philosophical ideas or conceptions for the
truth But let man learn his theology from
men, and let his business be not so much to
authenticate certain systematic views as to
look at men individually and in classes; let
him like physician examine their nature
and see what they are, how they can be made
better; let him see where they are too strong
and where they are too weak, and how theil
strength can be rightly distributed; let him
make sermons from men, and preach them to
men again, with his eye upon the living
palpitating human heart, feeling first what
they want, and then attempting to supply
their defciency-let man do this, and in
the proportion in which he does it, he will
have to recognize the difference between one
man and another. True preaching can not
be a thing of absolute unities: like medicine
it is thing to be divided and subdivided
according to the symptoms, the wants, the
constitutional peculiarities, the temperament
the education Of those to whom it is admin.
istered.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

CAUSE AND TREATMENT OF CRoUP.-The
Dublin Hospital Gazette states that DR.. Jodin,
in communication to the Academy of
Sciences, on the nature of Group and on the
treatment of the same, says that his re-
searches have led him to the following con-
clusions; First, that Group and pseudo-mem-
branous angina are merely parasitical dis
eases, due to the formation of fungi; second,
that the treatment of these affections requires
neither general medication nor incendiary
cauterizations, and that they may be cured
by simple parasiticidal applications. After
enumerating the various therapeutical means
resorted to in this and analogous diseases,
Mr.. Jodin declares that he much prefers to
these uncertain, alarming, or dangerous rem
edies, the sesquichloride Of iron, which COM
pletely impregnates the fungus, exercises its
action on the SURFACE only, and may be alb
sorbed without danger This medicine de-
stroys the parasitic growth, and also modifieE
favorably the hemorrhagic condition con-
dition constantly observable in the affected
parts and their neighborhood; it further in
duces expectoration, and thus promotes tn,
rejection Of the false membranes
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The Mortality of Various Trades and Pro-
feaafOua. ID 4.L. r.l.

The Edinburg ReViels, of recent date,
contains an article on the mortality in trades
and professions. The Sheffield grinders oc-
cupy a conspicuous place among the artisans
whose health is destroyed by the employ
ments that yield them the means of subsist-
ence; the most deadly occupations pursued in
Sheffield are fork-grinding and stone-racing.
The mortality is very large among those who
labor in the coal mines, and larger still in the
metaliferods mines. Consumption makes
fearful rayages among the tin, copper and
lead mines Of Cornwall and Derbyshire. The
smooth substance at the end Of the lucfer
match is the cause of intense suffering and
slow death. This composition is composed
ofphosphorus combined with oxymuriate OF
potash and glue, made into paste, and kept
liquid by being placed over heated metal
plate. The subtle vapor given off is charged
with apoison that destroys the bones of the
jaw by a succession of eancerous sores, re-
duces the operator to skeleton, unhinges
his nervous system, and produces ghastly
paleness. Brass-melters suffer from attacks
Of intermittent fever; paralysis smites the
plumbers; filers of brass and copper-smiths
are subject to most peculiar affection, their
hair turning livid green. The mortality
by consumption is greatly increased by
tailors, bakers and milliners, also by COM
positors. .r ,e-.-r.e a.. t,f =
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Birth and Death Of n Hippopotamus I'm
Paris-His Brief Existence Of Fifteen
Days. ,..,r .r. .. ....to o.f
Another hippopotamus was born in the
Jdrdih des PtdTtes, in Paris on the 18th Of
May. He was received at noon on the brink
of the basin Of the rotnnda, in the arms Of
his keeper, and Immediately taken away.
The maternal hippopotamus had no time TO
see her offspring, aud yet she INDUCED in a
long fit of anger. Without the aid of an
enormous whip with which the keeper was
furnished, he could hardly, have secured his
retreat but by it's aid he succeeded in get
ting out Of the basin and shutting the CRATE
behind hiIi. r,,.. ..ii a ...ltr4fz9y1a
NM. Isidore Geoffroy Saint -Hilaire and
Florest Provost were Immediately called in,
and they found that the new conner was a
very well-formed male. he was placed in a
basin exposed to the sun, and he Immediately
took to swimming and splashing about as
though he had taken lessons from his father
and mother. l..-r-,i t4.ll. rlf..ss.-
He was fed on warm cows milk, which he
drank with ayidity; in four days he con-
sumed nearly three gallons oft. he slept q
good part Of each day on a bed of straw COW
cred with flannel blanket; the rest of the
time he amused himself in basin Of warm
water. ....... Ell. frr.r
His keeper, who did not leave him for a
moment, could not make the least movement
but his nursing would open his eyes enough
to assure himself that his adopted father was
not going to leave him. At night he slept
with bis head ON his keepers breast, and slept
| well until day-break. ..ai f.t ...r.
| When he wanted to drink he roared like q
calf, which indeed he somewhat resembled in
form. he measured about four feeti in length
and weighed one hundred and thirty pounds
at birth. His skin, soft, moist, and mellow
to the touch, had nothing of that rose-tint
which characterized the two other hippopo-
tamuses born in the menagerie in 1858 and
1859. It was blaclxish in some places, and in
others Of grayish white. There was also q
very queer oran ye-tint about his lips.
On the I'd instant it was noticed that hi
mouth was bloody, and on examination il
was found that several teeth were coming
through While they were wondering a
this precocity, the poor animal was taker
with convulsions and died few minutes.
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HoNoRs OFFERED TO A SUPPOSED PRIZE
FIGHTER;-A resident Of Philadelphia, who
bears close resemblance to John G. Keenan,
arrived in that city after brief absence. AS
he wended his way up Chesnut-street, carpet
bag in hand, he soon found that he was an
object of interest bnt could not divine the
reason until the cry Of There's Heepapl'
fell upon his ear BY the time he got to
Third-street, the crowd about him, composed
chiefly of newsboys, had increased to such q
degree that he could scarcely get along and
he was finally compelled to take refuge in o
passenger railroad car to escape the annoy.
ance OF being pointed out as 2 prize-fghter
posed three cheers for John c, C,Heenan, which
were loudly given. ~ ed bsnsss 81 dol
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Annrsr OF AN ExrrNsIvr pErAULrRR.- p

ARREST OF AN EXTENSIVE DEFAULTRR.-
Frederick Hoffman, the abscoRding secretary
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, was
arrested on Friday, near Trenton Falls,
Oneida County, N. " by detective Hugh
Masterson, and was conveyed TO Utica from
whence he will probably be taken TO New
York. Hoffman is arrested on the charge OF
forging two checks of 81, 500 each. He is
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company TO the
amount certainly of $lb0,OO0, and perhaps
much more. Officers have been in pursuit oi
Hoffman since May 81. The prisoner is now
in custody. He denies that he is the man
sought, although he has been identified by
parties in Utica. far. .ul44.