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STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
q 20 RI RE d ssR I'VE

W!lssys Iosa S n es3s Rfk6n Y or
saandria, Nauris Grand ReeEe ;f9 Grand and
sasS 81
1ssFs fssf y e Ell ree
~ 4 1i s
River With privilege Of reshppng On good boats
YIN = HHhEa RosA 81 a' Il elSs F.a
ana as s}fes ains
asa 1s enRa
boad es e %@ Il
Rosa viii take Jefferson ard Upper Red
River With privilege Of storing and reshpping on good
boats. s. &9i lFt51Esl U - mylG - y
win leave pn WEDNESDAY, I4hins; 4 selesk P NJ:
e sEapbfse, e, AE IEDTsN s5BIENHs aNp fiGhsr Eh
Gs5ts 81 sssss assss dss B1Sss 5sse
Bryan master Leave above For freight
pg my1a Fl 92Aru 4 + H 4 1afayette
wilIssys is as1Tts JiAn
lsss ssbs sssa eSszs
passage apply on board Or 70 S s,t1TH % Nh,
HThe II Wright wilItake freight for all the
raft with the privilege q reshppng -. 49,
V!ssvs ES IHB fV fRR III
Packet steamer ;,1 Ia Wright oslarfs K
master, VIII leave posltlSeTt az abOFt lOr
Shreveport Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore GaInpte
Gortons Landing and all intermediate hndngs For freight
myls NJ LEWIS 8sNAPP CO.: 81 Front street
P.S-The H. M Wright viii fake freight for upper Red
River, with The .pr vilege Of reshipping. E.f
& TgbfRhE Isa fSEK isssFf 4
For Shreveport Grand Bayou, Canpe Grand
Ecore, ST. Maurice Coe, Aexaudria and Cor
TOMS substantial and lgh. draught steamboat
Planter, d. D. Atkinson master will leave above For
80 5FE I'VE II. H. BRINTONS q Co, Lafayette st.
The Planter will take freight for all points above the Raft
wster permitting VI .Z.--L - - -nyg
Wieave On THU RslAY ]. 18Th inst. ats o'clock I. NJ.
FOR 5JEFFERSON,B BSMITHLAND
s=za Grand Ecore. exandris and ali inter
mediate landngsThe superior light 6raughts steamer st
Charles, 81 Appegate, master, Will leave above. Fo
| freight or passage, apply on board, or to ~ Tx
my9s 7sE. @.e2tT =. B..sMITH,l2 Leyee. y
| willleaye on THURSDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock P. N.
54,E ffose 4, FOR .JEFFERSDN, PORT CADDO
s=Agstsa Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore an
EsafEa6a Alexandria.The superior very light drangh
and swift running Steamer M: u. Dougherty,C Capt: "
Srockman will leave for the above and all ntemedate land
4 s. 5'13S T. b.. SMITH, ~ New Levee street.
N. B. Shippers rely goods going through withoutd
enioh Tlerew be clerk the levee receive freight o
4 "Wednesday morning my6
VIII leave on THURSDAY 18th inst. at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
| !, IT, =. FOR JEFTHERsON,ssMITH HLAND
tsssssa Bayon, Grand Ecore alexandria anda interme
diae andngsTe superior steamer St. Charles
Applegate will leave above For freight passag
my9 G5 .7T' 81 LEWIS esNAPP Il CO.. 81 Front street.
p sThe St Charles viii freight for Fort Towson an
i Upper Red River with privilege Of reshipping. ;
prhs steamer ST. Charles will bills contracted
her account, unless by order from the captain clerk
|
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Il OVER MISS Is;ssIP PsI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. i4h O'Clock 7. N.
s:tE ffg.a 4,.g REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
For Memphis, Helene Napoeon
regular running
john Sira0ntis, master, will be ready
freight Monday and will leave above
having superior For freight
sage, apply board, r. ISL
nThe Smonds will take all plantation and freight snd
for ST. os Cincinnati and Nashville,
connecting Memphis with for those places myl0
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O UACHIFA RIVER.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY, May II. at O'Clock P. NJ
~ FOR ORCAEIDEN-THEFI FINES STEAMER
AaEh4 = City OF Cairo, Yocum, master will leave
ssssTs above for Camden and all intermediate land
ings For freight passage, apply board, to ~
SO T. .B. SMITH. Il New Levee.
H~The City of Cairo will give through bills of adng
Camden. She edraws only lS inches water nyl2
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER. ia

Will leave on " l4tl, inst. O'Clock P. NJ.
4 .3FYuss. i q FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
Rivers-The and light drapght steamer j.
sS9a NIorrisett, d. Brandenburg, master, will
leave for Jaoksonpor Elizabeth, Augusta, Des Arc Duvas
Bluff Aberdeen ST. Charles indian Bay and all Intermediate
landings above For freight apply board to
81 81 LEWIS SNAPP / CO.. 81 Front street.
Freight taken Napoleon and all the Bends also for
Aberdeen -. ,ssss my12
viii leave on THURSDAY. 18th inst, o'clock P M.
~, FOR ARKANSAS fRTVEES-THE
eIslEae@ & fne fast running passenger steamer Moses
as above for Fort Smith Van Buren, Ozark Norsown Dar-
daneles Iewisburg Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all nterme
date landings Arkansas River For freight passage,
amy mylS 8 LOUIS sNAPP & CO. 81 Front street
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THE LAKE.

+, fTszzzzs =, FOR NIOR1LE DIRECT, DAILY
MAI, ,IINEWnter angeInenIhe
asasaz5 splendid low packet steamer ul,a, R.
A. Heirn5 master FloIiSlRs W H. Huchiags master;
OreOn Myers MASTER built expressly for the
Lsketrad Of the above
Pontchartrain Railroad
daily Of o'clock p. NJ Returning,
will stop Paseagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
Deck 2
R. GEDDEs Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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willie On WEDNESDAY, l4b inst. at O'clock p NJ
s,5ryrs.. d" FOR RED RIVER-R5EG q UsLA r
e Packet steamer HI. M Wright, Clarke,
will leave posi az above, for
Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand Ecore GaInpte andria,
Goons Landing and all ntermediste landings For freight
myl2 N Y LEWIS sNAPP a. Co, 81 Front street.
PS-The Il, M Wright viii fake freight for upper Red
n with tie of eshpDiug
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a G a x ID .

hoC1oR GEO. n. rIGHE, 4 srUDEN1
- under sir Ashl;J Cooper, late Of the City
london, England, has taken up his abode in Rut
'and, Vermont, and is prepared to practic
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofu!s Sal
theum, Neuereal Dischses ,whothcracute or cLroni,
ma at Cutaneous Diseases Of the skin. lie pledgc
ilNseli not to take any person under treatincn
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge wher
there is no cure effected. Persons bringing certif
atSs from the Minister of theii Religion Of tbei
nabii. Y t. pay, he will cure without. charge m,
will forfeit hundred dpllars in every case of fail
ire. Tbs he feels assured will be sufficient n cor,
.ince the public, that he doe not belong 10 tbn
las Of persons called charlatans, or auacLs wL
ivenpon the saEerins' and lulity Of thoI follo,
'rc1tures.
SYurroNs or CANCER.-Tlis disease ORIGINATE,
n the form # Pimples, Warts, Scales, Horny Pr,
,uberances, Pretetnatural enlarsenieuts. and Tubo
.uar Elevations. Sometimes unusual hent an
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by a twitcbine
ind sontation felt as if there were ny or snid,
rnw'iug over the part, and a; intervals 4 dortin.
,hoctirc pain, which beccmet mere frequent ss,I
disease progfeesC..
1t also originates from blows. bruises and,b,
ordinary causes and states Of Inflammation nroduo
ANGER grief nd anxiety are also il. canso,
'orroH forthe loss of relatvo .also often produce
I. is favored by sFe and by the unmorIi.,
tate in w".n"n when IL occur ir the lnn-ri.d H.
nensct ino9t alwaysc east first. showing 2 connoc
ion h.tve.: them ia So nrchr. v.ry oornmonI.
It the period when tLi' secretion dispppenrs l
,ccnr, even in suiiects young five years hn
uoStcommon n advance dlifo and scrofula predis
pose. to il.
The Doctor villsttend patient.in thecop,,r
if called 10 do SO, to In form them Of hisvberc
1bouts that they may avail Themselves, f hi. rer
vices. His address is "DR. GFoEGy NJ T1cur
next door ci', Warrington Hs.el. West .tree,s
Rutland VI
GEORGE ". TTGHE.
Prd-ftca iC4--er Docis
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Religious Intelligence.

The Board OF Managers Of the Missionary
society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
say their receipts for the year 1885 fall short
Of those in 1854 by 50, 1000, and that if this
deficiency is not overcome during the Cen
srsl Missionary Commi.tee year, which tx
.snss from Nov. 10 last to Nov 10 next fol
lowing, it will be absolutely necessary Tor
The General Com mittee and Board nt their
meeting next November to curtail the appro-
pristons.
The Christian Messenger says {" Our Gen.
sral Minutes for 1855 gives d. the returns Of
our membership, 692 2jj members in full
connection and lo7, JIG probationcrs, an eg.
sregstc OF 7q9,43l. The increase for the
yesr is 1902. In fourteen conferences there
10 decrease Of 4 ,442, go that in twenty-five
remaining conferences there was an increase
Of 20, SIS. Daring the year, IS preachers
located, SO died, sos we're admitted on trial,
sol nre superonnu0ted, $50 supernumearios
end : 7GS are effective The number Of local
preachers il 500 /, will be understood
tha. the above statistics do not ep.hrno, the
Methodist Church south"
\ new Cuiyersalist Church 81 s.. Ste
yhehs, y. h was dedicated to ,he worship
Of God en- Thurslay, Dec. 18th. The fer
nler church Of the UniyeTsalipts in this
pisto vas burned about two years aso.
Dr j. j. Bray;on vas Installed rs pastor
Of the Uriyerssiet Society in Lawrence. on
Thursiay Evening al last week.
Letters from FTance state that groeing
dislike 90 ROunjtism among muti;udcs Of the
French patton, a~ahens many TO reflection,
snl TO so9 trs vanity Of tho -cgii, and in
elinss them 70 read religious tracts, e-peci-
elly those OF the narrative class. " Endowed
with foe ssnsbiliiies,' they say, the
French are easily rcn ~ l''st hjch o. reas
10 the heart"
Within the year the Paris Irac, So
oisty circulated UPWARDS Of Coo ,o0o Tracts
To the French solliers in The Crimca about
shundred thousand tracts have ieaa seut.
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ias RECEST Darn Bv CnL1R3roe4 ---2a,
unfortunate result attending tho iuaala.i. n
ii chloroforul by Mise Morgan, on slt1rlav
afternoon last, tls naturally .x1i,cl In H..
Community good deal of dist11s: il regard
& the use Of tina: article as an aun,thetj.
agent. We publish the following statement
Of the affair as prepared By DR., Egery him.
self FIc says;
Between tie hours Of and . O'clock On
the 9Th inst, | commercsi - admins;
chioroform to Mrs p. \. NJ ,!csn, nt her re-.
quest, for the purpose Of removing sou,
teeth. | commenced With small Quantity
should.th think from two to.threa drachms IN
7pongs. She inhaled il without difficulty "a,
3 minute or two. Her puIse was not gtfon-.
but uniform She then commenced to 10 -
cited, and elid that was going 70 c3t-ae,.
her teeth, and she should know all abuut it
She said that Mrs. Paige, Ohio ladv who &c.
companled her. vas getting the fJrcep; II
extract them with. think bout QUO min.
ute had passed during this conversation and
srciteinent. then removed tho sp1n9e from,
her mouth, and in few moments She beoam,
quiet. and satisfied that tl5ra had been no At
tempt made 20 remove her teeth. taa few
moments ! Commenced the operation e..i,,
With the seno amount of ehlorotorn
She inhaled It without difficulty about .
4-AS si4o NA1 ~0tDIts anu cG-tlMG much
excited that She got uP cut 0. the chair sYc
insisted that had extracted her ree.ll s,,
spin On the fJor and looked - eco il j, cyi,
blood, and she insisted that sorlo enc wa.
coming into the room who she did NOT wan
70 sec. | sat her down in the chair a~4iu
and she then went into i rrasm, closed he,
teeth, and breathci with difficulty. I eprinl.
led water ca hor face, and tho muscles re
!azed. and asked Der 10 get up and -.
would place her on the l9gug,. She made
An efJrt 10 rise, and with my assistance .l,,
stood on her feet, aul then Instantly girs :,
the hoor. With the assistance Of Mrs.. pf,o
placed her on the lounge, and then Their, w..
a rush of blood to the brain. ! sp7irk',o
water in hor face again, but she s..iSsI n
.igns OF being conscious Mrs Paige went
for assistance, and Immediately commenced
artificial respiration By insYfli'ion md kept
itup until DR.. Stedm1n came in. which .. !,
but few minutes
Tho jury returned the verdict A." that e..
deceased came to her death from the If .sts oi
the chloroturm, aud that the chlsrgio,m
Tas pure article, and was given a the mr..
gent solicitation Of the dece 4sci, and win
all proper care and discretion" Ihcy far.
ther say, " from the testimony and 6uini,r
OF Medical experts in this case, the iury feel
compelled TO caution tie public aglins. the
use of chloroforn, as being dangerous ann,
sthetic agent, boston J,ursaI
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NORTHERN RAILROnD.N.y.
T::a5...i F....'..5s'.-. Eff.sit-5 Sill
IALL ANMANGi..irNr

COMMENCING THURSDAY oct,ln l.5,.
nNE PAs-LN"tE TRAIN DAILY ,ss.. Co.,,
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itteaches how to make ladies or ccntlorneu VIA
the devoted affections of az many of tho orp1ste
sex MS their hearts may desife. And the plan IS so
ample, yet 50 captivating that all ruy be married
irrespective OF sgc, appearance, or position and
1t can be- arranged with such case M ici-arv, that
detection ig impossible.
II teaches how to make love.
~ teaches every eye to form hetut~ Of it, own.
- teaches how e. act when fascinated bv q lady.
II teaches how - make the wriublel face smooth.
1t sires advice 20 tho lover who h4. been once
truly accepted, and 10 rejected ai'crYa-d through
tte Interference Of friends.
Il gives remedy ir Gntcqujtei love
II Bi'esyou instructors for heautifyiy the person
How to have handsome face and Eanla
H"U TO remove tan and frecklul.
\ Lecture ~ Love, or a Private Advice 20
Married Ladies mud Gentlemen.
Ihii is decidedly the most fascirating intotc.:ju,
and really useful and practical work on Cour,ship,
Netrin'ny nni the duties and delight OF Married
i'ie, mat hs' ever been Issued from American press.
Inc artificial social system, which ia 50 many in
stances prevents union of heats, and sacrifices to
;1nYentioIalsm the happagss and even tho lives Of
th'ussnds Of the young and hopeful # both sexes
Is ihronghly analy,s and exposed. Every enc oho
'"uteinf .o;es marriage, and wshes l.ren utllijie
GUIDE III the selection Of partner fer life, should
purchase this great text book Of counubial facility
No one vii! ever regret ,he prcc paid FOR such au
inr8luahls secret.
Rills Of any of the specie -rcyins banks in Tho
United States or Csnadas received at par. Gvlt
lust can 10 sent from California.
Al that is necessary for you to ia is 30 write a
letter IN a. few words possible, incosing on.
DOLLAR, and write the name, with the Post -0Glce,
County, and State, and direct to
PROFESSOR RON D0rT pciiisher & Author.
No. % foity-sixtb St, y. Y.
| DEWITT DAVENPORT, 1872 Nassau St., are
/ 6p Tholesait agents iclj h-on,. wanted.
No". 70, w.4,mos.G
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ANAGrsTrsGAL SPEcvLA1log BAoEgs Up
Several Palmer liz Icl --1aG brouzltu5 IN
appeal from the convictions ~ iastit5 al
tue peace, were dismissed by Judge Briggs
in the common pleaa court in THIS civ, r.,
week. on the ground that the maCietr..te who
issued the warrants against tho rartics We 3
peeuniarily interested in their conviction
The liquor law authorizes an allowance Of
$40 in the taxable costs 70 tho lWycr who
Gppears in behalf Of the State on the or;riu
nj trial Of parties arrested for selling lirIor
Whenever such cases end in oonyict;unr. H.
these cases from Palmer the magistrate who
issued the warrants made them returnail.
before another ma gistIate, q nd chen went boz
fore him 20 prosecute them, in order % got
the $40 fee in each case. II was pluin that
this course, which is unusual was for tiie
very purpose and on The facts being rayye.
scented TO the court, the Complaints against
the parties wore ell disulissed, and the mag
istrate and lawyer, who iginated the prom
Using speculation, found Himself loser ~
the oper ,tion, both in character and pocket.
This should he warning, both to the fricuds
Of the Prohi5itory Law, and to greedy Law.
yers.
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HARRlSON'S.
Columbian Tonic Stirnulant

WA er'o all dir"A.:"s caused by pros,ration Of
nsr''lVe .roE. is Gct.-u is immediate rs a
'haHl5r' % rouse the yitrl energy 10 it, healthy
l'-ce - tonic, =. su'.Hin and pcri.tua,c that
b.'e I'LL healthy -''- tious are restored .rd nntu.
ri yer retarD-. L win rem ,e an mild r,rn,
tholefn, Cholera MoIbu., Dy5cnicry. Billion.
T. lie Fever, and Fever ana tcur; ari In r.ra,c.
i.h With Har!sun's Columbian Veg ab'. =. ... 4.
vi cure to most severe cls,cs e tt,sp aud
tier aaH,o jisrs.Cs IN the shortest possible rir.
ihe hyspep,ic ftas Immediate l.,i,F, ali rcrrpn.
TENT cure, IN i;s uso. ~ all Br5rcbisI and Pull
- a'ry affections, i has great restorative cheney
IL, a,hoh i and opium inebriatcs will fnd II 4,
pertect sabsti Ute tr both those
mi bea IN destroying articles. 1t an Cya!r.ivc-
~ vegetable composition and a pure tonic rui
'timulant, without the sligAte.t Gi,oasng prui..r.
ty II iis competition or scti5n On the sy.tcin H.,
friends Of Temperance then viii fad Il an aeert al
feat potency in their caute and Il at tie viti,t.i
'fs'iags Of diseased appetite under is u.euiIl
i've l'2ce 70 healthy action and natural .lo.i~.s
II H. delicious to tho ta1to, ant graft ul to the sa
'lCiiitci Of the stomach. H. msy be taken IN H..
nro,eut tyl'n, rIcA syrur, or in water making a
hci'Ehunl yverage. As daily btvcr.sc - ID
"cieu-nets II Ine lualcd uy any fermeut,l VI al,o
a"lio PREPARATION. 1t prevents - well a. cure,
i,se's-. l;siii applicable in all .e..on., to ain
iises.a, and conditions Of life .rl from ~,
reu2 ~ i-.an,y {. extreme Of eye. Fec 81
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stiffness. Another important advantage IL. that b,
using the Polish articles can be starchcd in cithe
cold boiled starch and ironed Immediately withou
the nnfavorsblo results which usually follow by tn
rdina-v mannr. Price only Is cts Ia large bottles
Prepared by b. TAYLOR Jr., 10 Broad stree
lotion, snd sold BY drus2S. and grocers general,
j. NJ HENRY, Wsterhur-, General Agent 70
Vermont and Canada Eas,
Oct. LIT, 1855, Wv
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6 cntlcmens ShayyIs


sRLANn> Of Ill DESCRIPTIONS PRINTED
"u superior paper will hereafter be kertcun
.a'tiy On hand. o. printed TO order att4e Fkgs
IEfs- GsFltr.
Nav o.. 1~r4 Ssv.f
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u CLhlNNHl
Removal

I RUST HAS REMOVED HIsMUs
-. sroHE 70 No 5, Bank Block, ono door oast Of
he Farmcrs' & N'cS2r's' Bark. where lie ha.
complete assortment ot
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WHO WANTS TO DE MARRIED,
THE ART OF LovE.MAKIYd.
Tho most extraordinary book Of tb, Ninctosn,t
49, century
THE nLISS DE MAnnIAEI.

THE WAY TO TINE Arr.p
MATklMoNY made eas7 or how to win lover
one volume Of ltO pages, 32mo Price Ono Dollar
'Vo,oOO copies already Issued. Thirteenth editic
resdy' Printed on the finest paper, and illustrate
in the FIRST style Of art
- Love rules the court, the camp, the grove,
Tor Love is Heaven and Heaven is Love
80 ga the Bard yet Thousands pine
Tor love--of life the light divine
Who, did they know some gontlo charm,
The hearts ofthosc they love to warm,
Might live, might die, In bisq supreme,
Possessing all of which they dream.
ihe road to Wedlock would you know
Delay not. but TO RONDOCT go.
Time aies, and from his gloomy wings
shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the mOmentsr rs they PASS
IRE fail the last sands through tho glass;
az least the present is your own,
While all the future is unknown,
happy marriage innn or maid
Can now secure by kONpQCT'S aid.
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..... |,i tfr'.' .'t Burlington SD yi..rit~
"''t '''" iiei~
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lFrom tie Fa.i;.,. InteiiiscaceI. Jan ~
Agricultural Products ofthe United states
for the wear 1855,

Ne have been obligingly furnished from
tne Patent Office with the subioined Interest.
irg approximate estimate Of the Agricultural
Products Of the United States for the wear
1855, made ~ from the most authentic. ac.
osssiblo dnta ~ y. J. Browne. La. the
efficient Superint:r lent Of the Agricultural
Division Of the Bureau. Il may BE- here
stated that II :hofs be any error in the esti-
r1a'e it is in falling Yellow rather than above
,ha TRUTH, either in the quantity o. value Of
The products
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M. o s II II ELM,
ISPCRTHR or
y y f 5 AND l. "a L OR : ,
- Front street.
1~7 6a''' tro~ Cosan,, Sip,)
NE wy DIRK.
March !. 1883. vtf
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SHEET MUSIC,
Taylor Premium Starch Polish

This article nae been tested by H.,
best iu lgc', ant pronounced supc
rior to anything vf the kind in tn
market. I; not GUY gives a cleat
polish 90 the linen, nut obyiute
many din cu'tic- 10 which laun
dresses ers subiect. 1t prevent
the starch from sticking to the iron
land cause, the linen to retain il
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Il III + l. A r + S T N T. w 8
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TeLEGHlPnS.
From Washington.


THE PRESIDENT IN FEVER ABOUT GEN. SCOTS
PAy-AlD FOR THE OCEAN TELEeRAPH-IMPoR-
TAkT TO AGRIcuLTvNsTs-T THE TREATY WITH
SIAN, ETC.
Piesidtnt fPierce, JET Davis and Gen. Cdshng
great trbuson with reference the action Of TIE House
giving Gen Scott his back pay. Mr.. Pierce got Senator
Clay 10 cer the resolution calling for tho tocun en an
am informed that some rich disclosures will bs made.
quite numeer Of members have boon summoned to sp.
pear before the Brgader and TAXED to because they
allowed the bill 10 pass The Honse, Two gentlemen WIN
wcroM the white House day said tnoy never saw tue
Brigadier 40 much excited
The President rs preparing special merrsze, which
win be sent to Congress In few days. asking app-o
praon 70 aid in laying the cable between Newfoundland
and Ireland, rather TO give the company The
courageuens that England has.
The Commissioner Of Patents Ia sending 10 the
state Asrsu turs Societies psrcsl OF Chinse sugar
secd, raised under the direct supervision Of the Paen.
ONCE suncien, 10 plant sixteen acres with view or
extending culture OF this pant. has since Its
PRODUCTION into this county proved itself vel a6sptcd
10 geographical range o. lndan corn, II Ia Of cary
culture beng similar 10 that Of brown corn,
but viii prosper IN \ much poorer soi. corrcspou.
dent writing 10 the csmmi.s oner speaks Of the extra
ordinary richness aud delicious flavor Of the milk OF
which lad been 'ed TIA, description Of food.
Several gentlemen have nkevi.s recently aoquh 1tet
the onoe with The FAC, or the Of the nquorice
plant which s hardy far north Co7recsicst IL ia
employed no, only medicinal posc-, hut ihey say,
10 an important element N preparing come Of the bes.
ale ard porter IN Great Bli,ain.
The treaty eoucludcd last May with GAM by Townsend
Harris the American Co-su General sam End Japaa
il before the senate for ratification. II IS principally q
CON rnerca convention ard may be Of value to 10 AZ
some future time