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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

much greater that instead of 100 persons
having fallen victims, the probability is that
at least 90 more are dead, and that the fearful
roll will swell to at least 10 hands During
yesterday aud the two last nights the search
IN the workings are continued and corpses
were found and brought TO the surface mum.
bering with those brought up on Saturday,
about 100. One portion of the workings is
now discovered to have fallen in, cutting off
all communication with 60 or 10 PERSONS who
are beyond it. To reach them will. it is
feared, occupy a considerable time, but little
or no expectations are entertained that one of
the party will be discovered alive. When the
explosion occurred above 200 men and BOYS
were IN the pit of whom only 80 cscaprd
Operations are being continued with the ut.
most ylgor. The government inspector is ex
pected, and the inquest will be opened as soon
as possible, that the corpses may be buried
Even yet 1t would be premature to give cur
fehcy 10 the statements made as to the cause
OF the catastrophe The pit, however was
known to be subject to blowers Of gas, and the
management were cautious in consequence
nut 1t was OF no avail for on Saturday week
one OF the workmen we're summoned before
the county magistrates of this town for taking
the key Of safety lamp into the pit and it
was deposed by the overman that two other
men were detected with nails in their posses.
sion, intended, doubtless, to be used for open
ing the safety lamps to obtain lights for smoll
ing. These things show the recklessness of
the men, and point perhaps, to the 1rgin of
the explosion. The Risca Coal Company is
composed Of Mr.. G. Randall Hockey and
other gentlemen.
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furniture, Nt.
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

Z. ". VAIL late of the firm of E. G. Partridge Co,
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Faggs Build
ing opposite the Bay State House, Worcester and viii
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches and will keep constantly hand well select
ed stock OF substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
cash from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the equal in style and finish to any sold in
Worcester County OF the money will be refunded His
assortment will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture
Looking Glasses in every variety of STYLE and finish; will
keep hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cred
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind Of Mattress
es; ALSO very desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades, Fixtures c all Of the most approved kinds OF
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found r
Furniture establishment. Furniture Of all descriptions
Upholstered to order in superior Do not fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

The oil well excitement in western Penn
sylvania seems to partake largely of the char
acteIistics OF the MoruS MuItcauus fever that
prevailed he7eabouts 20 years ago. The sta
tIstics show the following facts =
Wells bored without having reached oil, AS
Wells which do not produce, although having
reached oil, 172
Producing wells, "a
Average daily product of29 wells, barrels, Is
mole humber boied 3l6
The oil has been sold at the wells for 10
cents per gallon, and out Of the receipts are to
deducted the exp nse Of pumping, labor, and
keeping the well in ORDER the interest ON the
money invested in steam engines, and the
leasage Of the land, which is SomeIimcs OK.
horbiIant At least Sc per cent OF the opera
tives in the oil region have suffered Il dead
loss Prov. Press
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THE cHr EF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

| THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
pAII.EY.s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
His nyerafy spplanted ali other ointents and healing ap
ii bch he Eastern Western Heppheres whcr-
ever and intrinsic merit the secret Of Ia
In all usnecus aecons wheheF sac cause 20 aec
dent OF disease,
| Burns and sealds
Are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and Inflammation
by tmely application Or this marvellous healer and the flesh Il
renewed as If BY charm. Flemish renaiaing.
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external INJURIES espe-
ally fluid camphene explosions therefore mother
should have this healing constantly hand II heals
breasts an quickly removes the letter RngwoIm
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The machinis he traveller every other Individual whose
lot in life throws him within the chsnee Of accident from exp'o
SION FIRE or collision should bear this Magic Elk
tractor only friend II Ii bath portable cheap
and should ever he companion friend in need There
are thousands Of living witnesses testify marvellous yr
tue who owe their sornd limbs and muscles r. saving
efficacy.
The folloyne few or the leading diseases which
DALLEYfs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR + preventive,
as well as cure: .@
Burns, Bruises,
Bolts, Broken Breasts,
Bites " Reptiles, Cancer,
Checked Lips, Ghapped Haads.
Me- Chilblains, Cranp,
Contracted Cords Chafes,
Diseases Of the Skin, Erysipeias
Fissua Frost Bites,
Fever Sores, Felons,
Glanduar Diseases
Mereurisi Sores,
Pains generally.
Pimpies, Piles,
Poison, Rheumatism,
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Thus invarabs medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years in bilious climate
fail curing lever Age any diseases above
named.
Those who suffering affections OF kind as asa
those who have become invaids upon the con-
stituson, viii find the INDIA cHoIAGoGUEa most invau-
able remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
frogn the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Ghoagogue in Graduating be
te human System only explain Its extraordinary agency
ths speedy hordus and permanent Ague
the various grades of reniitten fever
It has been tested In thousands cases BY
all who have used 1t, of the greatest Fever Aue
remedies extant
Be and ask fer DIR. OsdOoD'S INDIA GEOI4AGOGUE
as there many counerfeits offered for sale.
For sale in Ne Orleans wholesale and RETAIL proprieors
prices. by
q and Isl Chasres street.
General Agents.
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DE ATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ID Am rss.,,,
guaranteed be the most safe and eifectisa
the destruction OF theHe Troublesome yermin A ~
BE sure and ssk for WILSON'S RATTAN No .orr ~,
sTRoYE as there are many spurious articles osss e.
For sale BY ]. WRIGHT CO..
jail 6m&W q and Isl charlses street.
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DIR. DAVIS,

DIR. Davis,
COMPOUND sYRvP OF WILD r1rppy t,n
Under It's influence The mos. a.nea.,ns .ot.,.
ting Of biooh Is prevented hc byas,h,n i ~ p
easy and thc unfortunate sp.ysrs, 4, 49, - oo's a.4
awin eandton q Consumption to healthy and eo.afortsba
For saie Nh Nea Orleans ,Rbols.sia "a p.r
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Il and Isl Charities street
Sole agents for the South
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4 IoIrr FusEaAI.--A few DAYS ar0 . voun

ally FussR .-A few days ago a young
las] y Baltimore, On returning home from walk,
snddenly fall to the aoor snd expired. On the fol
l0xEIns day she Wa buried, and whiie the hacks
wsse III front " sie dwelling, the hackmen became
iatoxieated and engaged in a most disgraeeful
1slst several parties being severely beaten. An
ske fsaerai train moved on, a man jumped upon
ne box Of one Of The hacks and knocked the
dfiFef insO iii street. This was The signal foa
suother fghE and the hacks we're stopped for
am1fheE net-to. Altar the cambaIants had fought
" much IL they wished, Tie cortege proceeded To
the burial er3nnd.
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BLoKpm $ CAIN Manager Car, Of the Buffalo
Theater VITO weighs nearly half tun, lie Repub-
lie saya, Was carried by Bondin up the tight-rope
from 4bs stage 70 The third tier one night recently
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y AN IssrapyxsRsr IN rHE GAIosrc ESoIsE.- Mr.
Hepty \. Paina, Of Worcester. Mass, somewhat
fsxasaz afew sears so for wateFsgas experiments,
ron claims u have perferted N engine, to be
oRzxzsed bF heated air. which puts Ericsson's
sillz sntFely n tha shade as Thu same power can
Y shzained DO says. with one.seyenth the quantity
N mek H. improvement is represented to be
based upon shc asserted fact thas dill which I'LL
bssa sx1presnated With aeertain amount Of mos.
fnfs p tAs hhape II yapcr WIN readily expand by
the application Of heat u seven times lie bpk
Hilen the same solnme Of dry Of common air It
t4lna With the ssme degree Of tenperasarels
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DK. csc OOPS INDIA cHoLAGoeuE

Fever and Ague ckills and Fever Dumb Agus Intermittent
and RemittsAt Feyers, Liver Complaint. Jaundce, En-
largemeHt Of the Liver, Enlargement Of The
Spleen, and all The various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
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III N MnRTSnN NJ 60.

~ N. MORRISON a. co.. WHOLESALE DRUG
I. Gisfs dealers IN Paints 0s, Glass, Dye stu etc
No, IL Magazine street, New Orleans.
rssysng received and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
wFnfCINEs CHEMICALS, PERfuaERy, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS. OILS GLASS, etc. ETC., respect
o inform Merchants Planters and Physicians that they
arsd u sappiy them with article In the Drug lint
NV NAV require ali Of the pnrsst quality at as reasonable
es they be purchased IN The city Among the articles
II ,a. an hand and coming ia store the following
s,sa ounces Sulphae Qulnine, French and American;
$40 pounds Blue Mass English and American;
4 40 pounds Gaion,el, English and American;
| 800 pounds Mercurial Ointment;
i 800 pounds Honduras sarsapsrlia;
100 pounds best Turkey Opium;
] 100 czs. Sui and Acetate Morphine
/ rs ounces Otto Rese
20 casks Sal Soda;
| lookegs. Sup. On. Soda
| 10 kegs Ger. Blue Wash;
| 20 bbls. Grcuma, light;
eases indigo, Car. and Manila;
| 10 casks Pot and Psariash;
| 80 packages saIeratus;
| ss bills pare Caster on;
ndsuailohns spt, Nitrs;
. thIs. Alcohol
II bbk Copperas;
d bts. EPSON Salts.
10 bbls Flour Sulphur;
ID bbis Roll Sulphur;
asalss ssans East India and Alexandria;
300 pounds Gum Arabic, select fine and sorts;
IS sArbcys snlp. Nitric and Muriatic Acid;
% isrs Carb Ammonia;
"a $500 ~. 1 ....ss,
80, 49, 80 Aea'
~ 49,. - rArssie Ae'a'
% kegs Pearl Barry
,s,,,h. 80. ~. o pun"
IVY ios- Arto~ hoefs Amer;
800 lbs Arrow Root Bermuda;
- ~ p,u, ~ Asssienaa' IN esns
~ rolaus nasa" oapaois'
X ehls. haek Lead;
70 hbis. Ginger Rooti
M 10 bhA kehned camphor;
50 boxes CASTLE Soap
500 hbs. Cayenne PEPPER; ~
V ggross Gopaeia eapsnles
seasks Chloride Lime;
aN pounds Chioroform, r. and W.;
~ bbls' Cream Tartar;
ANe pounds Ext lockwood;
1900 gallons copal yarnlsh
bbls- IVA Ursi;
2bbls Gum Myrrh;
bbls. Vsleran Root.
10 bbls. Tapioca;
: bbis. Sugar Lead, white;
. pois scotch snaf, in bladders;
8 ~ .oa aaffets scotch Snuff;
Nv eoA A'rnaras asccaboy snun;
~ ooA hoome haccshoy and Scotch SNUFF;
fWpeanas Wnha WAY
100 pounds power POWDERS;
ION & assorted Herbs:
800 Z ss o.,,.,...
30 kegs henn's Benny p 4g&4
cases British Lnser, superior article;
"a ...as f,aor,er,s Ieiru,axs. ..f-.N
@ss ee.
y bales hspsi
LEA mounds yoi;na patash.
aaa - ' 3S
Su ounces Nitrate Silver;
2 cases Mamma Riaks ard s,rts.
s4 835 ## ~ ... ,,--.,s ,,N, -
8Y ~ eans Magnesa, Cait Engishi
eessen Msehesla, Csrb;
10 cases Ref Borsx;
"a ihs III, ~ ps,.nx
80, ~. ! - nsissanss
Uips. oh Peppermint;
30 pounds Aniseed:
d, nopnda M, ruoras,,
- F ss@..' Sto'ss' +N#
10 pornds on Cedar;
10 pounds on Cub.hs.
=1 49, ;. -, -, 5.5
y Pounus "a biack Fepperi
80 pounds OIL Almonds:
s,xass qho.r,absr,s p,.s.sr..
gross eios'ua&ei 1iAs'sfs'
10 gross SsdliM Powders; 04 WV .-
IA -. aoda pawdars.
Az saN 49, III
10 gross Sugar OIL Lemons
10 gross Yeast Powders;
scasss Lsquorcs. Calsb. and Sicily;
SO dos Great Southern Mustard;
eask Gentian Root -.
an.,.-,,-,-r
1Daies Aquorce hooti
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u. STRTNGER a 90. 7

SPRING AND sUnIhiERs /.
,,v
80 Camp street. .3o
Are now receiving their supplies Of (
FASHI NABLE CLOTHING
Suitable Tor ..=s
Y
,.,z,,,,,,,,..-
FRENCH R.r1srE
LIGHT MIXED ;.
GREY TwEEps .. s
-
-
E.Ncy DRrrT.
1$ WHITE AND COLD DRILL
Froek Cents.
s,-pER IN. BLACK SINGLE MIILHD CLOTH
BLUE
BROWN .
M AP n,ETE
R.ppor-R MERISo
pr ~ .Jp.crk
I
a
Pantaio0ns. A
4
BLACK SINGLE hli4i4ee oaesi "hAsf. ~ - /
FE- DkAf DkIh
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Coal coxIsa DowS.-The Pit.sburg Free Press
II the 9Th has the following;


Another rise has just occurred. and our enter.
prising coal dealers, always ready TO move upou
the food, take out second feet, az follows:
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH or ogIEassf
City Of New Orleans. :
Be remembered that the 18th day January 1850 be-
fore the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance
of New Orleans who being duly according law
do depose and say that the lust and true
and correct transcript from tho books u Haid company
TH0s sLoo, President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
subscribed mo- day OF January
1860. D.F. MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Directors pay interest OF SIX
PER CENT IN CASH. the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits tho holders thereof heir Legal
and after the 18th day Of February Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT 40 per csnt) on the ne
earned premiums Of the Company the ysar ending Dozen
Der 3st 1853 tor which certificates will DO Issued on th
March next #5
The Directors, after rsserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS of profits have further resolved that all outstanding
Certificates Of Profits Of tbs issue Of tho year 1885, be redeemed
and paid TO the holders thereof their legal On
and after She 18th day of February Certificates to be
produced at the time of payment canceep and interest
on same to cease after the 3lst December 1859.
- THOMAS SLoo, President
JAMES D. DENEGRR. yice President
JAMES EDwARpst Secretary
pIREcToRs'
James d. Denegre, Ell Hart
A. d. Kelly, John G. Kicks,
hugh wilson, ]. II. Staitfer,
J. Y. de Egana, H T Ionsdals
Henry Renshaw, John d, f,aines
A. G. Trsmouiet. Thomas sloo
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This il the ory remedy against Worms in the huna
amothings that fatal and destructive to children
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wIs TaoWSs ysIsitssHss s;rsarsrlHa;
b5f sas fsE;s ss;:ss:'s,'s.; j..
aof a6oafhAs aes &, @gsrnss Rtsr.,
Mo FE6F,. rs P p,es ,,, Bittsrsi
KLiTTs Worm Pluns
BgYAN,s Pulmonic Waters;
wlf bAFis t Via es Sl's 20
ROGERS FEE iI TTsTs GIL III Hsdgemaa CLARK Col
COP 5 bTS fiyS STI o Hsa Fsss;;.y.,
quERu,s COD Liver OIL JELLY saaGn,s c,.,....,.
rH assisSS9s 1 Ess,Rszss
RIGHTS Indian Vegetable Pills Pills p,..
s1fPiNdToN's Feysl an snd p ASas Pills.
sff Rsss y S; sE5sss t fIIIsl
'AEaHS Tss S;sii|fi f Fl Ill.,,
zFH 4#SEs s::sE assssss.
RADWAY,s Regulators, o,,..r
Sko ssNus ssi siisir % q Opium Opium;
bzf ba9ss' Fl II E kIis4:
dRAY's Ointment;
DR.; HORSES Inyigoratlsg cordiai
IVY Dr. of Sssf,zslklsErHy,s Detergent;
i fsf I chelsrs Remedy;
kEs AnhkhSp oaa1ssH T hgsSsBi
AAhkis9 Pssa hs!s RS HAT Dye
woLgE,s Aromatic sshsias4 seRnapp ps 49, ~
wAFF FaFs aSssls9 fsd sGsl Ink,
900 bound. g SGR bRor Efs s..ss Liquid;
JIrJURE PASTE.
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Sermtidbte Mtset0c1t.
@inoer's NrGbntnftbtne.

Die @6ueber biei9r @taot, ipwie ale 9erfOnen. mel6e cine
ante NGbmai6 inc gu baben lplni@en, ipaten f6 erinnern,
Sok cine BON uuIerit Ntai6tneui SwcimoI 10 OeI @rbet tbut al8
raeuo cine anoere, umo io aud %swetmal 10 ptel @eGb
nbrin8t. 0eIe8 matt umiers @taiSjnen gu ben %bttlt9-
ten, Wette I'M Wtarfte iint. Wstr olS 5000 oaoNn limb olein
IN bicfaer &tabt in Greratipn an &Sfeu. Q8eiten unb Soet unb
6aben lire @i9ner pber bic tanit albeter in ben Stanb 9eiett, f6
n1ebr @elb sH eriparen, ais itnen oieieS anf anberem gSe8e mb8.
lib| if. @me, melfe cine Ger beteu NdBmn56 tnen, Sic
m @ebraudb Iinb, 6o6eu m6dtcn, 1plen in unierer Office:
SO. 159 81ltimpreftroBe
potIprc6en, no gebrau68 Nnpeiun9en IN oeuti6er, etotfI6er,
ran;BTI6er u6 ipanrfhtr Sprate su hdben 5n6 unb no mir Sc
a taeine WlaI6ine tauft, oMf ~berielbeu orbehen lerueu.
S@6ttt uut ernent @remPIar bon Sinaer'S @dbmoI6inenz 3i-
ana. 9ue MoIhinen metben Elm 8ause8 Sa6r mad tbrem Qntauf
oOn un8 in Spuer OrOmln9 unc Separation eebalten.
(6b28,O SO. q. Brpbertd, M0ent
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JencrsN crfTc~bernmecn.
,hnstOn'S INSURANCE Rooms

I
JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
.aItn SEQ. 70 Secpnpitr.
Tener=, Wfartue= unb &ebenS=SSerffAe=
rmng8=SOm0d0nien.
Gtderite ltnO feiteite E%ompaanie.
Ser1tderun08z@6n1p Der 8alleb y. 8iroinier
nit $500, 900 Capital. ol'f
Spnd7bur9=Ve ritdernnS8zgpmp y. 8irofl,ien
nit $500, 900 capital. go
arlezSerli4eru198=@r y. 8iroinien
nit $500, 900 capital. w
@b1rter SafsVerIt6. z@pntp. BON SartfprS
NIT $3.50, 900 @aptat. -
security Serl td)erun98zG pntp. bon Stems r,s
NIT $270, 900 @opttal. 49,
PbDntr@Ser1td7errn98=Sprnp BON NemzWr
- NIT OO,OoO capital. 0"r
SEE Dilute Ver 1tder un9 8=Gpmp. Is. HemzNor
nit $27O,OOO @apdaI. oNNt
tatt~Serltderun9S=Gpmp y. NepzWort
x nit $500, 900 capital. ON"I
Observation-Disclosures Comp BON Stems crt
nit $3.50, 900 @apttaG. oTFT
Wtercaltile Wtutrtdl Wfarine
NIT s., O00,O 900 Gapta[.
Serel1t9te Staaten 2eben8=@ erftder1tro ,c
mt 81 ,250, 972 CAPITAL.
Jtcrtber1t NfItrance=@pn tp. rp,1 Qr,,br,,
nit 1914, Ill @aptoI.
Ote pben ben1ertten @Cmpa9reen .ir6 bpn Ser oo.1s,.
Staote8 MforDlano m%tbprtfrt un6 ltenifrt. W. SS~'atAr pes
0e ppn Dem -unter3etbneten repriitrtrter Snn,noo .:.
Dutup perfh960re8 @optal sum pUuen pFern Snnon guUeH
Setta9 neranhporttb tr Die 3aBt1n9 bon GerIuitsn ""S05eoenen
eriebt. IN Ens u" q 0srlalte eitnttlib
Sreo. &fiunt, Surbebpr. 0N0"'ET;
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'tIuuuDiR IcI
's748 g i
us1pI,4GUnU nsul5ti gun u'sn18 lsa S1u,o ,lnu,,,
u3gaa@ u9usqalpyi5s NJ asPniusPIUg i9iang gun l'usuiaI as9lso
91411pf <sltol1on16 aug
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@iaercr S5eero 1T N5OLOee 1pertb

SNESSNS% SA<NAG w. S%A|H~ ~N&AD
WlDceiter QanbgEt' uuS St1Dt geieDi9aft.
Sn benz @ntptdeiun9s9dn8e Der Nnfe6lur9 itnb MIR tnbtn &c.
fan8t, ben wertbSpafen unb m~tdttefen Gbetl 6es Earthquakes
bpn @9g Surbpr Ctr IN ben Sreis Der 0erbeferun9en III ,teten
anb 9ots I'M Safentheile Der Stabt gu benz fir bas erfe Eduienb
~ef9efeuteu 9retS BON $l25 gum 0erfduf Su brtngen, unb snar
~ Der f~ruberen @r6Be BON 40 6fs $50 6u6 unb ntpnatlt6en Gin
sablurgen On S.. 4rete 0eers In better 8prm goranttrt. Die
Snan9rthnabne btees StdbttbetlS 1T nun lppptl rom bG6ften
SntereQe fir bic 8armteSGlferun9 ais aud Utele @enerbtreibenbe
ed5u brdn9en. Opd8, gBberften unb Gerbinbun9sfraBen pe etn
Steamer CUR 5erfelun9 neuer, re9elmdBtser @ertinbung nit
Eer+gorf umb Spftpn, rperben aus unb ndbrenb Der @ntrtdelung
pteies glaneS sn Der @~efelfhaft 8ebdut, unb bic NusfIbrun8
OteieS planes ptrb TIT 8lr3e BEN &entralpuntt fir bic lmsegen6
mad unierer Stabt leeen.
Brdmten
befetenb ertreber tn einem 5000 9uatrdt=Tus orpsen G;drten
Uber enert 5rettifet auf benz efeIf6aftSbdnpff6tf werten je
mad Der 2DdN, Su ben erffen Sertauftea 1000 2pts ~beigeseben.
Der IN Der @ntmideluns b~esrtfene 5abridplan let6et habur6
ttbt muir tetne 8eeintra6tteune, fpnbern muB bur6 @usfltrune
Cbtsen 9dfenpldne8 erft fetne 9an5e Q0tdtt9tett erldnsen.
Bdbrtfdnten, pelde itre @tablifenentS mad @e1 6arbpr Gifts
le9en, nerben ab8eieten tn Der g~inittsen Gage sptfden gtprb- unb
Seutenbe 9prttetle gepinnen.
Pamphlets werben un~eut8eltlt& a~uSgeseben, uns ndfere gtat-
rtbten ertbeiIt bur6
Efpl9s9 s. S6mtbt, %sent.
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1SabrzBreue

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le9en bic Netien In IL 3d9en surId unS fatren In g1nsen, bic
aaf bas alerbeauernfe nno NIT eepelferten Stten et1aeriAtet tnb.
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II ben btat9iten Utarttpre1en inter ben annebmbarfen 8e6n9uu.
Bn pertauen. @
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-01
Bethlehem ! ScttfeOernl 8ettieSs,,,

Seeben erbaltcn 1000 Bfuno Bethlehem ppn Teb.sS ~O~1W :
pelte tb gu Den biDi0fen 4relen oertaui "''Sen @dntea
@s"s: i &o taSnseT. 80. % gsef- grottf,os
a~1Tea Weart Gposs RnH Der @rSS. ts0Bs
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0erbehert bic Sebfraft @naen.
Snltns @pnra6's
8drhierz INN NaaridlneinezS n[nn

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S6r6pfen, N6erlaiien, 8lute9elieben, iCwie aue in bas G5ebiet
Der uteOereu Gbtrur9e faleuben Ieautpulationen werben prOmptu
biais a~usgeflbrt. @tpai9e Setcaun9eu bel 0a6t,et beGebe man
9eaaiglt ge9eniber obt9en Plase8, 'obere Gta9e les Sauie8 ron
Su1bmnr perm 8napp gu MAIDEN. Ap24.il
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-10
New Race of Cattle.

The Nord publishes the following: "M.
Dutrone, one of the most distinguished cattle
breeders of France, has succeeded, after
twenty years trial, in producing bovine
race without horns, which carried the first
prize at the great cattle show of Poissyn, IN
1854. A COW of this species, which had
been raised on the farm of the King Of Bel
gium, at Lacken, near Brussels, was killed
lately in the latter town, in presence Of the
professors of the veterinary school and the
surveyors of the public slaughter-house. The
report of these gentlemen confirms the fact
that the quantity both of suet and meat was
much more considerable than that of the or
binary cattle. Nj. Dutrone ordered that one
half the COW be sent to Ghent; to be sold for
the benefit of the much suffering poor of that
town.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-10
A@RaGagGaRA9.
D.mos,,c R.cIyes--InfaTlible.


/ To prevent horses aud cattle from jump
ing. Keep good fences around fields Of good
pasture
2 How to sleep soundly at night DO
hard day's work at some homes. manuel labor,
20 to bed early, and always With a conscious
ness of having done right duriLg the day
Warranted.
8. To cure dyspepsia. Take new axe,
put white hickery handle in it. bore half
inch hole in the top of the handle, 6l the
hole with gum camphor. and seal it up. Then
take the axe and cut cordwood at fifty cents
cord, (boarding yourself) until the heat OF
the handle dissolves and absorbs the camphor
n b. 1t will do just as well these times to
take q maui and split rails. at the same price
per hundred, provided the maui be heavy
hickory one. Tin mauls will not effect a cure.
4. TO prevent dogs from killing sheep. Ii
the dogs are good for anything. give them
plenty of bread and meat to eat at home-ii
good for nothing, give them less meat with
one grain of strychnine in it
5. To prevent wives from scolding Pro
vide them with plenty of good wood and water
plenty in the pantry and kitchen-aiways
wear a cheerful countenance, and speak
plea sanity yourself