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The New York herald., 1871-09-02
WESTCHESTER WICKEDNESS.
Echoes from Sing Sing Prison Wheeler. the Ex-
Convict, Pleads Guilty-He Returns TO His
Old Quartsrs-Sentence Of Boy
Eurderer-A Brute Secured.

In the County Court and Court Of Sessions at White Palms.
county yesterday Johu Wheeler alias james E.
Baldwin alias "The KID" called to answer to the in
dcment found against him by the Grand Jury aiding
convlcts from Sing Sing Prison the 18th of
August last II would be dicul imagine In what manner
this customer the suseesve!y
tie sppeiaton "Kd," he certainly of most
sinister. looking scoundrc.s that ever
"CRAOKED JoE."
Wheeler nearly high, with his low,
treating forehead prominent cheek bones recedng chin,
arched nasal organ distended
ts his appearance decidedly repulsve thstand
1t will be recollected that the accused was
PURSUED AND CAPTURED
In New Jersey and subse ueIty confined IN theH ack
ensack Jail, IRON whence he was taken 10 Weschester
the Executive OF that State by e. Chids the clerk Of
the prison.
through his counsel asked permission OF the Court to
withdraw his former plea OF mot guilty and 10 be allowed
oi District Attorney Dykman the Court
cepted the plea, aud sentenced him TO
with hard labor Had Wheeler allowed mis- 70
trial ne would undoubtedly have received the extreme penalty
desperate has served OF se years burglary.
and only discharged in June Wheeler taken
noY MURDERER SENTENCED
Michael Mathews, who gave hs age AS ten years was
gree tor having caused the almost nstaot death OF lad
George Gs as @ % U h II me 1eS ns'a at
Rochelle, and on the DAY named became ,s1a
boy when the accused sarssssy hurled the missile already
Indicated The principal the mother Of Kehoe,
diet OF guilty was rendered by the Jury Cunty
Judge Cochrane the accused to the House OF Ref
'S' ~ WI 90 'F-''' TANNING BRUTE.
Mathew Reardon apparently dissouc young man, was
outrage comey french girl named Julia sien and des
pte strung odor q perjury which fingered around the tes
fenced 10 sing Sing Prison for three years.
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DESERTED AT SEA.

The Bnrts Alice Campbell Abandoned by Her
Captain and Crew after Coliiding with the
ship Hamilton sh-Bon rded by Pilot Boat
No. 4--ArrivaI Of the Prize at Newport
sad Case OF Drowning.
NEWPORT, r.. J., August 81, 1871.
It's an i'll wind blows nobody good. The staach
pilot boat Abraham Leggett, NO. 4, can at least
verify the assertion should all other arguments fall
to the ground. In the pursuit OF her perllous
ton No. was cruising about The Georges Shoals
and, with an eye TO business, Captain Altken being
under the impression that he perceived vessel in
need Of a pilot at once bore down upon her-then In
latitude ~ IS, longitude 6s 80. The Captains im
preston was about correct anything could be,
Tor The bark IN question not only required pilot,
but an entire crew, all hands having abandoned
her. she was tossing about with topsails anu top
gallant sails set. II five O'Clock on Tues
day morning. There was
NOT A SOUL ON BOARD
All the ships papers gone and the only thing
left TO solve the mystery the log, from which IL
appears that the vessel was the Alice Campbell
OF Boston, from Gutenberg, laden with Swedish
IRON she nad been forty. mine days out and when
o the shoals. the evening OF the 2sth became en-.
veIoDed IN a thick fog. Inc log sets forth that at
six y. NJ. large vessel sighted quite close to
;he Alce Campbell, that this vessel pore down upon
hef Oh The bort iack. the ubboom Of the unknown
craft taxing the spanker and carrying away
the por quarter Of tue Alice Campbell, and leaving
her IA sinking condition. Farther information Is
impaired to the effect that all hands employed
III clearing away the wreck; tnat the ship was
making water freely, and that by ten O'Clock that
ngDt there was three feet OF water III the hold
The next ihing Done was TO heave over portion OF
TIE cargo ana ba;ten down the hatches all hands
WORKING at Tie pumps. This ends tue so lar
as the log goes. II appears that the unknown
vessel Was The Hamilton FISH, AS reported IA to-
days HkKALfs anu that after coming IN contact
with the Ance campbell she went about IN search
OF ner but that the thick FOG prevented them finding
her. Captain Aiken, on
BOARDING TIE ABANDONED VESSEL,
made some temporary repairs, ordered some OF his
crew 10 the pumps, ana manfuliy look the wheel
and brought the prize Into Newport harbor,
coming 10 ancnor about three O'Clock IN the
afternoon, the pilot BOAT bowling along in good style
and as saucv loOAlug as II sne had s,0rned iori.
The cargo being very valuable and the vessel not
over q year Oh the Saivagc VIII De quite band
some sum. JDe Alice CampDeh sailed nrst from
Boston 10 New orleans. thence 10 sotlenDerg and
thence ~ The scene vi her InlsBap. sic Il there.
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gnggG CONFEDERATION.
Mcetirss Last righf--Thc B1urke and Nit
ct,cu fIur.

Mcetiuss Last Nighf--The BDurke and Nit
clicil Clubs.
rasi night crowded and eninusiastic meeting held
IL hal Of the Mitchell Club Of the Irish Confederation
Ef Fnwery, at which number OF the Irish exies
present Addresses deyercu by Clarke Lubv, John
Devoy and ODonovan Rosa. In the Of his address
U'nonovan Rosa conpmeued the Circle their appear
Id told hcm that thes reminded him OF the whom
br IN the habit OF meeting the hnsdes 10 Ireland lie
commented 90 the Tact that tlere a county
i"no where ciulen could legally have arms aud
isoot or Tllr ARBITRARY GOVERNMENT
Ia which Ne Irish peope subjected, he tha, he
had Rad On yesterday Of lately IRISH IA
that tour bad Westmeath on sus
pclop ~ belonging So some organization. cast
nt1 prison without any tOrnsy the slightest evil
dcnc" oi 'her lut being Afforded PRISON will be
tul rccd To refinement Of force ucn TO bear wit
ness true or false 'ne neehbu.. Under these cir
ruiosiance, was TIE duty OF help the
bone ana cntcavor 10 place them "a position
rom his haien smoke wi
force aud nj length IN the direction and
concluded by 10 those who Ireland
forward and Join the Confederation give praet
cal aid 10 the Ireland. Al the oi h. adj
dress fortycne new members forward joned the
rlut.
GTSERAL THOMAe BOUERr
held crowded meeting last night club room se
Foryfrst street. and listened 20 eloquent address
The OF unity OF action among the lrsh reope
Geneal bourke During the proceedings good deal
enthusiasm manifested ana AT The conclusion twenty
tie enrolled their
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fore quite a new vessel and does not seem TO have
been seriously damaged. Doubtless her captain.
whose name is supposed TO be Simons, anticipated
the
IMMEDIATE LOSS OF THE VESSEL,
owing 10 the heavy cargo she was conveying, and
being, moreover, In the midst oi heavy fog,
thought 1t prudent to beat a retreat. He and his
crew were subsequently picked up. Men are now
employed in pumping the vessel, and 1t is thought
that matters Will be arranged shortly, as repre-
sentative from the Underwriters Is daily expected.
Had the Alice Campbell been out In the gale OF last
night she certainly would have gone down. and
Captain Aitken must, therefore, fee grateful Tor
his speedy trip 10 this pOrt OF refuge
MELANCHOLY CASE OF DROWNING.
very mourniul case OF drowning occurred here
tins morning. About eight O'Clock Miss Lulu Gambler,
aged sixteen years, daughter OF Mr.. j. W. Gambler.
a Boston merchant, went TO bathe, IN company
Point. The strong un1ercurrent carried her beyond
her depth and scrambllng on rock she crled Tor
help A farm servant went immediately to the
rescue but Just as ne was reaching out his hand TO
save her huge wave swept her from the rock ana
sue was seen no more aiive. The body was re-
covered this evening.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER !, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship SPAN tBrl, Grbce, Lverpoo'-F W Horst
steamship Norro Castle, Adams Havana Atlantic Mail
steamship co.
s.eamshiu Nereus. 5earse Bcston--H y Dimock,
ship British Empire OBJ, Mather London-Williams a
Gnion.
Ship Elizabeth Cushing, Colby, Antwerp Lunt Bros
snip Jason tBr), Lester. MelbourneR W Cameron Co.
sb,p Ety. Godfrey, Mollendo tPeru)-Borland, Dear
born a Co. -.
BTk Ella Moore, tBr Shaw, London-D X De Wolf
Bark Rosna (al), Paturzo, Bristol-Funch Eoyc
4 Co.
BARK Albert. Reed, Hsvre-Boyd Hincken. ,,
Bark Meauntcook, Hemmngwav Leghorn-MHier
BARK giuseppe (I,sD csrao, Gibraltar for orders-A
Mark Antelope Davis s. Croix and 9, Kns-Roche Bros
Brig Cairo (Br Vance, Cork and a market-HJ De Wolf
Brig solway Queen tBr, Grnihs, Newry dreane)Arfeli
Tufts. .,., ~.
Brig C,ssi pee, Sprague, Palermo-Socovich CO.
Yre In Csyeaae 1Br), Doherty, Aux Csyes-horr!son
BARROW - -. -, /. ,,o
Bre NJ L B tErl Estes, Havaua-S G Loud Voo'
rs Albatro,s CBrI FORD 81 John, EB--Heaey Parker
Brig Union star (Br), Merriam Halhax-D DE Won
Co. =. ,r,,.- q r.
Brig Lily tBr), Lawrence, Baapport-J y Whitney q Co.
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Marine Disasters.


n7- The Coast wrecknc Compapys steamer Re,et, CAN'T
woco sa ed Yesterday the Florida coast render
al that pace
sur DONALD MoKAy 3D. from Macab in entering Cal,
a% % H lost sG sp sna rs
ceived other considerable damage.
.,sad BARK pa.1A ODD GaruheTs from Baltimore for Am
lost sails &C. IN the squa of the 9th; would repair dam
BARK LINDA-Captain Smith and his boats crew, OF bark
of Caryslori Reef reached Cape Florida
scnR MoNTrzUMA Leach. which arrived at Vineyard
Haven Aug 80, from Ha,icras Ground, with IS obs
snse OF sas Mnr % s pn S. 18Th 'e' Raa to 5n en
away both mass to prevent gong asbore lost anchors
into vineyard Haven evshus Aug g.
sesconcr At anchor near PM NJ rd,Sa BY
he sS s% ss ss ss 'f ~1d
S hc s be aSs Sc
lost bic vessel but of her timely aid She had about 100 Dbs
scnR BioKnoRr, wrecked ST Johns bar during the
late gale vessel of 2J tons, but at 1ennapts
George ISL. vent ashc az Fort George sanG Aug
Seed and would doubtless prove total loss She was In
FpHNAnnNk rla Sept The repar, to the steamer City
OF Houston are nearly completed She VIII sa Tor desuna
Miscellaneous.
The Spanish steamer Graca sailed from Philadelphia for
M inst with full 'Se s cre Ie
steamer Jorge of the line IS expected to arrive In few
days. ana Will load for Liverpool.
Notice to Mariners.
DANGEROUS sUSYEN ROCK.
SAN FKANcisCo. Aug 3l-A dangerous surkcn rock on
which vessels believed To have been wrecked,
has discovered the Farraopes II was sought Tor
frequently, but never Incated definitely
Whulcmcn.
spoken-Aug Is, Of Man,in,ia Reef, brig Small of
Provnee,ows, lao bbls blackhsh OIL.
spoken.
shin King Pbrp, Daley, from Lycrpool Apr Id for san
FRANCISCO, no date, lat ~ IS ", ion ~ u W.
SHIP LIZZIE Moses Cox, from Pensacola or Liverpool Aug
Bark I,abei Bermann from surnan for Boston. Aug %.
lat ss l3, Ion eb 30
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LONG BRANCH.

Lone BRANCH Sept. ], 1871.
4 committee OF the Warmoth wing OF the repub-
lican party OF Louisiana are here waiting Tor the
President TO return rom Washington.
Daniel Drew, Judge Ledwith, Governor Parker
and Alderman conan arrived this evening and are
at the Mansion.
grand masquerade ball was given at the Man.
sion house this evening. IL was attended by tho
dii,r VI Long Brancn. The ladies' toiets were
Iectly gorgeous, SURPRISING anything ever seen here
before
Tie blnfYs fronting the ocean House were washed
tbs morning.
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A FATAL EL0W.


Lawronce Muriha, oi oO4 East Fourteenth street,
standing on the southwest OF ana Four
teen,h street about bsi eleven O'Clock Thursday
night He crowd the opposite side the way, and
some officers making arrest for drunseplcss lie called
20 the barkeeper in the liquor Domnck Murphy
that his second IN trouble. Murphy and
Eurtbs, what DO you mean by saying ts MUIR
yhy's second cousin ~ II don't know whether rs
he second or ninety ynintb cousin" answered MGr-
wresGg parlsnce, the hand and foot" and Muriba
violently the walk. lie Immediately isinped 90
struck hager yoweTfu, blow ulecr the
lie el on tbe Sidewalk, shrinking bis heAe against Jagged
piece " stone .racrring his skull Buee died yesterday
morning IN Bellevue Hospital Lawrence Suuha who u
8 rcspeciabe and Intelligent looking Dsp, came to
Bssts Hsfkt Court tr.0re jucge scott anc delivered aim.
se 10 avail nveficston 81 itf macf He tao he bad
ger f0f year, EBd wa-,awsvs frtBcy terms
VIII 6nx lie dsuc ty asseveTated ila nejihef VI ibem
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
TIE CUBAN COLONEL CAGEl

w. A. &. Ryan Arrested n Charge Of Ut
teriug 81 Worthless Check.
On Thursday afternoon Oliver d. Taylor, OF the firm of T.
Taylor Co., Ii Wall street, appeared before Justice Cox at
Jefferson Market affidavit that 3Oth
last General w. A. C. Ryan to his place Of business
check drawn on the Union Square National Bank
for light security which Ryan represented
good would be honored upon presentation at the bank
Taylor believing the statements Of Ryan, gave him the
bank was declared wohrss The Generahad no money
deposit there. aud placed the
bands OF Sergeant McComb OHicer Boodgood, OF the
Court squad who arrested Ryan he leaving the Usey
House Yesterday morning for New Orleans. He denied
the charge upon being arraigned held for
elnp
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
vSlrsp STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

EcSertinG from ship.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Seven men, members Of the crew OF the swedish
vessel Protector, were committed yesterday by the
Commissioner on a charge OF desertion, TO await
the demand OF the representative or the swedish
government, under the provision OF the treaty be-
tween this country and Sweden.
Alleged Scuttlins of n ship.
The U,t,ted States rs. william Leacts Slnith.-The
defendant WHO is mate OF the American ship Euterpe
Is charged with scuttling and sinking her on
a recent voyage from Falmouth. England, to this
port. He was committed Tor examination by the
Commissioner.
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TARRED AND FEATHERED.

P0uGHREErsiE, Sept. l. 1871.
night VI two ago mob OF rs yet unknown men
surrounded John Tascher's house, on Shissng Nom.
tain, Dutchess county, ana ordered him 10 come
out. be refused, when they broke into his dwell
ing, and, finding him behind the chimney, dragged
him form, and stripping his clothes Oh, threw bag
over his neab. They then Desmeareu MS body WIN
lar and empiied bag OF feathers him and ned.
Tascher was charged with running away with The
wife oi another maD, named Decker, and IL Is
thought thar Decker led the attack on him.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
WORKINGMEN'S UNION.
Tie Charges Against Nelson w. Young Fully
Repudnted.

William j. Jessup in the chair report received from
the committee appointed to make arrangements for the
granG meeting Cooper Institute in favor eight
hour law. Among the list of speakers Wendell
Phillips, whose strongly objected to- II not
endorsed by the meeting. The appointed make
a nna report tickets delivered Mr.. Nelson w.
Young for The picnic which has been under discussion
the year reported that they all
by different which they were delivered and
the uuons In Indebtedness should be held responsible
not MI Young The committee appointed confer with the
superintendent OF the Post Once building to the
ration OF the eight hour law reported that there
but eightyone all told working the building,
and they working hours day. bat receiving pay
In proportion. After great deal OF discussion about the
eight hour law 10 and the late oil the pas
terers in particular. the meeting adJourudd.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
TIE COURTS.
ualTsD STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Decree in an Important Patent Case.
Before Judge BlatchfOrd.

Before Judge Blatchf0rd.
Yesterday, In the case OF Richard Tilghman VS..
Roland G. Mitchell, Judge Blatchford ordered that
decree he entered for the plaintiff Tor s22pOoo, for
the infringement by the defendant OF the plantins
patent for the manufacture OF fat aciu an gyce-
rinc. We understand that TINS decree covers the
largest sum ever entered as damages III patent
suit IN tins Court.
Mir George Harding of Philadelphia. was counsel
lof the pla,ntil ana Nj Charles NJ. hoer and Mr.
S. d. Law Tor The defendant.
Alleged Violation o. the Internal Revenue
Law.
United States Assistant District Attorney Emer-
son has commenced suit with the view OF forfeit
ing TO government the steamer Thomas p. Way, for
having transported empty WhIskey barrels the reye-
nue. stamps upon which mad not been cancelled.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02

Brig Maggie (Brl strum Malone Bay-Mnler Houehton
ton.
schr Ella Hodsden, Nickerson, Para-Mler Houghton
Soma
schr Promsnader (Br), Davidson, Parsboro-Crandnl,
Bertaux a Co "
Wolf Co.
pany.
Steamer vesper, Davis Chester Pa and Wilmington, Del
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia.
steamer Novelty, shaw, Philadelphia.
steamer Frank, Pierce, Phlaaepnia.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
FROM SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Sept. !, 1871.
A grand hall came on at The Congress this even.
Ing. 1t was largely attended
The arrivals to-day exceed the departures.
amounting TO several hundred. Both the Union
and Congress have still large number Of guests
Many are securing rooms for the regatta next
week. The Mckee four-oared crew, OF Buffalo, viii
arrive and go INTO practice tomorrow. The Ward
crew Is practising daily at the lake. Boat houses
and accommodation OF all kinds are being secured
for the regatta. The Ward crew are In dne con.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. !. ISL.
The United states s!oop-of. war lroquois returned
10 the Navy YARD to-day from The trial trip on which
she sailed last Saturday. She Is commanded Dy
Henry u. Adams and VIII shorty sail lor the East
IDdles
1he United states steamer wachusett, Captain
Cushman commanding. arrived at Lisbon August
81, iweaty-seven days out from Hampton Roads.
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SUICIDE OF A CLowN.-On Friday afternoon about
four O'Clock, the body or Charles Parker connected
with the great humbug showman's circus In the
capacity ol clown and ballad singer was found In
small piece OF woods about one mle nom Schenec-
tady, N. T., with his throat cut IRON ear 10 ear.
In his ndDdS knife was clasped, wnicn showed that
MS death was The result OF seif-destrucuon. The
body was IN an advanced state OF accommodation,
and II is supposed the suicide look place ON Friday
last, the day lhe crcns exhibited on Schenectady,
IDteuperalce Is supposed TO nave been the cause
The New York herald., 1871-09-02
YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, $. c., sept. /, 1871.
The cool weather seems 10 have had favorable
influence IN abatlng the fever. 40 new cases are
reported to-day and only one death took place. To
correct erroneous rumors 1t should be stated that
the business OF the city Is proceeding without inter-
rnplon vi any Eind ana that al railroad trains ar
rive and depart WIN accustomed punctuaIliY.
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TEE SLEEPY HOLLOW MURDERER.
A Final Chance for His Life-HOw He Re
ceivcd the News Of His Respite.

ceivcd the News Of His Respite.
Since Buckhout, the Sleepy Hollow murderer,
OF death In the wes,chester county JAIL
sped until the 18th inst Commission de nquiren
appointed by Hoffman, visited him I'm his CELL
The Commission composed Dr. John +. Cray,
Superintendent OF the State Asylum at Utica; Dr. j. Or
dopeais, of RosyD l.. and Dr. Jacob S. Mosher, OF
denned the interview collectively occupying about
hours II is generally believed that the report when made
will tend the execution of the already pro-
nounced upon the wfetched criminal.
When the Intelligence of his having been resped I'M
parted 10 Buckhou who then Of receiving
consultation. he lost all feelings anu
w L afterWard.
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TORNADO IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kansas sept. 1, 1871.
tornado passed over Labette county, Kansas on
Sunday night. demosning two houses and moving
several others. A Mr. scott and daughter were
Killed.
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5 HIPPING NEW IS,

Almanac TOR Sew York -This Day.
Sun rises. .... 3 81 Moon rises. morn sc
Sun sets. ....... 6 81 High water morn 10 2S
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
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SAILED.
Steamship MORO Castle, Havana.
Wind at sunset n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-06-30
a Remarkable Story.


A'tor the first battle Of Manassas james
y. Burton. Of Cobb county, Ga, belonging
to Capt. Kings company Seventh Georgia
regiment was brought to Bellevue uospi-
tai with ritc-ball wound in the centre If
hi' forehead. lie seemed perfectly well,
walking about Is il nothing was tho matter.
| procured fnr BIN a home Ia a private fam
lily, where, on tho third or fourth day after
wards, The bali, which had lodged between
the skull aud the lining OF the brain, hy
NuppUIa'ion reached and rested on tho brain
producing >pasms and death in a short time
Before lcf, him an The day of his arri-
sal IN tchmoud, be told mo ho was u
ycars ol aaI hi' WIZ - years old that
they hid fourteen chil !rcu-uinc bows and
five gjrl- that bis wife had twins six times.
that eleven of them were gniug to school
When hc left home, all were alive: and not
one of bis children, bis wife. or himself
had ever had three days sickness since
their marriage. lie was Goc-l okinc man
six ictt one inch high, and weighed 1870
pounds; that he was the smalcs, Of six
brothers, aud that his parents raised SIX
boys and twenty one eilIs This statement
wa- made ia "a cuIm, modest manner. Which
seemed characteristics of the man. in tho
presence If myself aud the Rev. p. b
Price, 81 which / made note at the time
md to-day, by accident came across aud
COW give il To- the public.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING :

The rates of advertising are, for \ square item
hncs) or less, OSE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CRSTs for
three inscrtons-largcro ones I'M thc same proper
ton. Each continuance Thirty-seyen and a half
cents
Quarterly, half yearly and yearly advertise
ments inserted at liberal reduction on the above
rates.
early advertisers disconGnuing during the
ycar will bc charged regular rates
NOalyertscmcnt to bc considered by the month
or ycar unless specified ON the Manuscript or pre-
ytously agreed upon between the parties.
resolutions OF associations, communications of
limited interest and notices of DEATHS exceeding
rEN lISEs viii Jo charged ten ccut5 per line.
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WHuEwAsH YOH OUTSIDE WOnK 49,
Stake haIf a bushcl o. lime with boiling
water Eaopi1g il covered during the pro.
c.as. Strain, aud all peck Of salt, Dis
solved iH warm Wator; threo pounds OIL.
ground rico put 10 boiling water, and boiled
81 Thin paste half pound Of powdered
spalisL whiting, aud q pound 70 clear gluo,
Dissolved 70 worm wat0r mix vol. iogotl-
or aud .et -ho mixture tand several days
b-t 30 .l Lst IN.
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CURE FoG HYDsopHJHIA IA c0rro7-
pIlI.n' RI ia- Alexandria lg 0e regards
chick weed sJy.reiz1 specific fr hy
iroph1b.t. q. va frtf used Jy q German
doctor i1 Iennsy .vaDia with such success
'l.. llc Let.s.t'lr VI chat State gave him
large -nm oi money Cd divulgo The sc-
crct. THE cI.ek wood is mos of the kind
usually ts- % canary birds. bus is g. Of
darker color tle lBler side Of tho leaf be-
las covered with SNAIL black sDo,a, a litls
larger tH4u tlc point If pin The plant
bears @ msII microscopic flower Of brick
aH', color This valuable iiits plant should
be cultivated Boz our gardens it grows cas-
Isl md tlrigos Dsstin lark damp spots To
prepare ihe P'ln. fr use, DO should BE- tax.
en and dricd .1 Gao h0ie when thorough
" dry, s. should be- pulvcrizcd, and NAV DO
,tcI through q coarse cloth. A half vino
glass 9f this p9Hdcr mixed with q portion
% cold Watcr and taken three times, twen-
'J-iour hours Intervening between each
dose, viii, 10 BE- said, cure any mad dog
bite, and prevent that awf1l disease, hy-
1rophobia JIG acts most thoroughly and
i5 p1Eorlul medicine. When Gfst ,akou
thc patient feels 90 passing through bis sys.
tenn iiko an electric shock, even TO 500 60.
ssr lips Tao plan, grows wild, and may
De had we suppose iL almost any county Of
.l- STATE. lLul-.5 " J.. grow In tsilfa1