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wheel, with root in one side, the space on
w large enough tie receive his head. The
Wheel passed over his head and scalhed him
\ $ completely as it could have been done by
khc most skilful of the sons of the forest.
The little fellow was still able to cry for
help which he received: his head was
dressed, and he is in a fair way to recover.
YIlaye Record.
VI SPURIOUS INDIGO.-The Philadelphia SEN
&nel states that there is an extensive manuiacto-
~ oflndigo now in operation in that city,
4 The manufacturers, at present, direct their
Rteution to Bengal Indigo, which they com


bund of lime, blue vitliol and logwood, ground


th small portion ofgenuinc indigo and mould


10 Jumps ofthe usual size, neatly stalnned'


hi would be we'll for purchasers OF ihaiSo to


on their guard, as there is no doubt, i'll few


rs. the article will make its appearance at


.ton and other places. There is reason to


;eve. there has been recently large qnanti-


a of Spanish indigo manufactured in New


L, and sent TO this city for sale; and probably
( "a here is a branch Of the New York estab-
Hiia& &lncnt: if so, we may expect 70 see Spanish
* &e as bengal Indigo OF the same manufac-
AQ{e ut market.


& MANY years AFRO, similar establishment was
S't.,8ied on in Third street, and spurious indigo
N13he amount of several thousand dollars, was
of, though the swindler had not the
||fI9i6od fortune of enjoying the proceeds. The
wErkhousc was the reward of his ingenuity and
lIbour--may the same punishment await the
{escnt villain


Es85 THE Devil Sticker Of South .lmeriea.-in
fIgkaany of the huts or habitations in the Indian
tx}llares passing up the great rivers. is
&Et be found the tevil-stickcr. 1t is of soft
4 ongy nature and smooth skin, not unlike
large slug of England. 1t is brought intc


hut with the frewood, or it may creep
/ from the outside unperceived. 1t, how
+ er, crawls up the side wall, and getting
the edge of the ratters OF the ceiling, te
1 hch it adhcres, it looks like small ball
more properly, like the slug coilcd up
\ is frequently known to drop from its hole
! thout being molested, and wherever i
4 Is it throws out from its body five or sis
he's which are barbcd like fisli-hook, ant
10 whatever softer material than brick o.
%pne it chances to fall, these fangs enter
III can it be removed unless by cutting tht


Ahmal off, and picking the prongs out 0


aSc substance into which they are so frml.
Estened. When they fall on the person
4 &fthose who happen to sit or stand under
ls%fath, the con eguence is dreadful. ! saw
'a2&e man, who an hour or two before hat
Il e of these devils alight on his hand, ant
Ss was obliged to have it cut off, and the
III ws and fangs removed by picking then
II with the point of a large needle.-Hi
S Ind vas immoderately swclletl, and yer


paintul; but an immersion in warm oil or ia
\ Femoved the pain, and restored the hand
Nhs usual appearance.