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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Ne(u advertisement
GOODRICH HOUSE.

Tip'on Io,,a
THE Undersigned having rented this House,
J. promises to give entire satisfaction to the
travelling public, and soicits tllair patronage
A. ". P. WHITTIER, Prop'r.
N. B. Messrs. Graham e. Co. lup Daily
Line OF Hacks, in connection with the Raj,
road trains, from this House to Wilton. att,
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Life. Saved at Midnight,
nv Groceries Instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment II is used internally, Il darts
through the system, Allays pains instantly In
four minutes 1t hes diHused through the lynn.
phatic system and blood its thrilling power, and
quickly forced its way through every feversh
or diseased nerve, vein or gland, dissolving ob,
structions, relieving inflammation, fevers and
spasmotic pains, BIAS cured nervous headache In
80 minuetee, curing rheumatism magicaliy, II
fact 1t ia the sine qao non Of medicine.
rE Just try one Bottle. Price 25,ts 90
Sold By A. GILBERT, Agent.
Also, by HALL CHAMBERs. ly.
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HENAY HoovER y. O. BiDwELi.
HOOVER & BIDWELL.
FORMERLY SELLS & HOOPER,
Saccessovs to Peftr Jackson -,....
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,

AUsCATfNE. IOWA.
WE are prepared TO attend to any business In
w our line with the best u facilities. Our
terms ave five cents per ore hundred pounds,
commission fer receiving AID fos wasding.
RKsKa ro--Green 4 Stone, Mus ,atine; l.. II
Farmer do; Hatch Humphrey d Co, do; Hale
+ CO., Chicago; T. w. Ale xandef d Co. do; W.
D. Daniels Il CO., Iowa City. Fiske 4 Elliott. do
L. Sheppard l. CO., do, r. sauray, do: HIN 1
Thompson, do.S Waterman 4 Ryan, ST. Louis:
Heanaukamp 4 aine, do; Ratciif Il co.. do; q.
w. Clark, Iowa City; Q. q. Dorwin. de-; Rock b
Carey, Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro, vinton; walan
4 wiids. Mt. Vernon; n. Floyd, Lisbon; J. Il.
Hurts, Lisbon; Elicit 4 Hall. Tiptpn. 3su
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EN NE OBJ Tl0EEN0N
El0renCe. Nebraska.

EHOFeHCes NCUHNsA"s
GEO. y. AsaxNr, Prest. I'M. pAAKEh, Cashf.
THE Undersigned, Proprietors Of the BANK
i OF FLoREScE, Nebr aska, are by the pro-
visions of its Charter, individually responsible
for all its issues, and will redeem the Notes II
said Institution in Coin, at its equator in the
City Of Florence. and 1t either Of their Bank
ing Houses, in Eas tern Exchange at l per
cent, or in Specie at same rates A. other cur
rsncy.
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport. Iowa.
Cook, Sargent & Downey, Iowa City, Iowa.
Cook, Sargent, l. Cook. Fl. Des Moines,
Cook, Sargent l. Parker, Floreace, Nebraska.
Davenport, Iowa, July LIST, 1886. 81 3m.
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IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,
Nourse, viele & Co.,

Proprietary,
Corner Of Rock Lsiaaa asd Front Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at Wholesale aad Retail, Glover,
Timothy, Blue Grass and Millet See d., Garden
and Flower Seeds in great variety.
Horticultural r Horticultural Implements
of the mos. approved manufacture.
Reapers and .MoUers,
Nourse, veile & Co. have made arrangeme nts
nv which they have the exclusive sale In this
section, OF Manny's Celebrated First Premium
Worlds Fair Reaper and Mower. Also Mannys
and Riggs Patent Reapers and Mowers. And
Ke,ehum's celebrated Mower: Mccormick
Husser's Rusaell's, WrighLs and Atkins fur
nished to order.
All persons desiring
Reapers an0 1tlowers
should order them early, - tie demand Is greatay
than the supply. Reapers and Mowers are sold
at Manu- !. ctursr's Prices, with only freight and
warehouse charger added.
HoTse-Powers and Threshers,
We are sole Agents in this section for the sale
OF the justly celebrated Fits Machine ioI
Threshng and cleaning grain at one opperatlon'
which notwithstanding II IL the first machine o.
the kid ever invented, and put into SUGGEST o
operation, it now 81 ands, a. 1t always has stood
the best machine for threshing and cleaning
grain in existence. Also, Pitts double pinion /
or 10 horse power. Emery's Railroad endies
chain Horse powers; Peases Excelsior Horses
Power with threshers, seperators, cleaners clover
hullees, circular and cross-eut saw MIS-, corr
shelters, &C.. and all
OMcr Implements adapted to Power.
TO Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, Niele .
Co., as the Iowa Agricultural Depot offer TO
sale Camfield's patent Broom Corn Planters, to
&C Their with all Machines used 10 Broom Manu-
facture. Also, Shaker broom winding an sew
ing Irvine, Of the FIRST quality.
POWER CORN sMElLERS.
The best horse power Corn Shelter in use
| Readings Patent Sheiler.
This Machine is capable Of Smelling and clear
| ing 1900 Bushels Of Corn PEI Day. Ever
Farmer having large quantity Of corn TO she
should purchase one OF these Shelters. "a II
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Ell O g!
CITIZENS or TpTD a

Ho q!
CITIZENS OF Upton.
THEY that have eyes 10 see let them see, and
l. they that have ears to hear let ths IN hear
Z. CEIILD9 a, CO.,
Have removed their Stock of Goods to their
-Nsr Store, 1tro DO - Fat Of stcetiands,
where they are prepared to sell as cheap as
ever, and a leetle cheaper. They have on
hand nd are consa ntly receiving choice lot of
Sugars, Confees, Teas Molasses, Rice, Fish, To-
bacco, Vinegar, Carb Soda, Sal. Soda,
Chem. Palm and Rosin Soaps, Bbl.
Dairy Salt. Candles. Dried fruits.
Dye Stuffs. Salaratus, Corn
Starch, Osw.go Starch,
Rsisin., Prunes Figs, Oysters, Pickles. Sardines,
Halt Ton Western Reserve Cheese, Peppersauce.
Sweet OF! Ganpowder, Shot, G. ID. Caps.
4 Large Stock Of Wooden and Willow Ware,
rubs, Pals, Churns, Mop Sticks. Brooms, Clothes
Baskets, Market do, Barrels Trays, Mats, Bail
Boxes, Scrub and White Wash Brushes, Rollers
knike Trays Butter Ladies', Bed Co Dis. Mouse
Traps, and thousand other things which car
be called.
Also, large stock Of Yankee Notions. Per
fumery and Confectionery, Stationary, all of the
very best kind. Cali and examine our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere, for We are bound to
suit all. 39tf
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
kiser, Crew 4 Turner'S Cash Store

kiser, Crew 4 Turner'S Cash Store,
At which can be seen and bought very low
n for Cash, or Produce, every article that
ought to be kept in Store House. We invite
the a,,ent on Of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined to sell all kinds Of Dry |
Goods, and most kinds of Groceries, as low as |
they can be bought at the River towns--and |
anxious 10 build up the trade OF Iiptor, we
adopt the motto:
Small Profits and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled to compete with Daven- |
port or Musca,,ne, and give to our numerous
customers, (to whom we return our sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage. during the
past year), bargains, that will warrant a
continuance of their favor. We have neither
time or space to name all our goods, 900
yds. fast colored calicos, new styles, to II
Cts; II 500 yds Bro. Muslin, y'd wide, to 10
cts. We will sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, I'd wide, l2yds. for ST. 90. Coffee, sa-
gar and Tea at Davenport prices.
900 prs. Ladies' com. l. dress Boetees, 30 TO l75,
lsao Mems &ane Boots 2 oo to to s' 90
8 o Children's com. and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for Zoo men
| and boys; Hats and Caps, new Styles for 1880
Hear in Mind!
That as we do CASH business business, we
can afford to, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We will, to accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, on ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and so do buyers generally. The day
of Settlement, like Judgment, totl come, a's1 I'm
happy the mau, rho Is not prepared for II.
One void TO the Ladiei, to whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage; for them, we
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods,
an endless variety Of Paranettas, French and
English Merinos Delaines, Gro. De. Rhine,
Lustrine and Sat. Duchin silks, from 80 cts. to
50 per yard.
Fal and Winter Boanets and Flowers.
oN1 WORD MORE.
OF the few articles OF summer goods now or
hand we will sell at precisely cost and trans
portation; now bring on your money and ge
: the worth Of il. We went charge you much
for Goods anyhow, and nothing Tor sho wins
: them. Finally, customers,
J j. 8. Ed wards, who stands at the heat
of his profession, ~ . Tailor, cuts clothe
| for eur customers, and warrants evsry job. s.
T proud is he OF his reputytion, be couldn't sleeI
II be should fail 10 please! that's al.
Respectfully submitted to a candid public.
Sept. SO 36f KlSER, crew. TURNER
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JOHN SIMPLE 4 SON,
Successor 10 G.. X II NJ.

~ SUCCESSOR 10 Ce IA N - ~ Il
"a I52 Second St, MUSCATlNE.
~ We are now offering for sale at re.
duced prices, our large varied stock Of Jew :
elry. Give US a call before purchasing sl,s.
where. Remember the place at kranzs Old
staui, 1862 Second street, Muscatne, Iowa.
Watches, Clocks and Jswslsy carefully re
paired. 20
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DAVIS McCARN.

A TTORNEY T. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Upton, Cedar County Topa.
Will attend to all business entrusted to him,
with fidelity and dispatch.
Oflice near the Breley House.
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Farmers Store

Farmers Store!
w. o. Low
ESpECTFULLY calls the attention OF CIT
II, liens and Farmers to the fret that he mas
onsued the first Store, and will keep constantly
on hand full supply OF "
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cloth
ing, Hats s. Gaps, Boots 8 Moes,
in fact. every thing usually found in coua'ry
store. Give him call and examine ms 1ooos
before purchasing elsewhere.
The One Price System is strictly adhered to.
p S.-W. o. L. Having permanently loca-
ted in Durant, ard design making II the place
Of his future residence, and sincerely hopes, by
fair prices good goods, Just representatlons,,
and close personal attention, to merit share o.
~. n.tronaee and confidence Of the public
Past Pa fayors gratefully ack nowledged and aeon
tlnuance solicited. VIM. ". L ~ ~ e..
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. 30. S3,om.
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Storage, Forwarding l. eomMissich

In this branch of the trade, we are prepared
to do large amount OF business. Merchants
and others making consignments to our house.
may rest assured OF the utmost fidelity on our
part to their interests, and that their consign.
ments shall receive prompt attention In sales and
returns.
N. b. Satisfactory references given in oil
cases, aud with pleasure. RYAN = McCAkT
number 10 till forbid.
a Lsrxe and Complete stock Of
ruysn rYRsr-CuOp
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HcYs0 Rakes,

THE subscribers can supply Farmers and
i Dealers with horse and hand rskes Of best
timber and workmanship, AZ the lowest cash
prices. NoUusE, VIELE Co.
24u N. w. cor. OF X. Island and Front sta.
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me Republican Club Of Upton ore requested
70 nsst st the Court House In Upton, on FRI
Day evening. nsxh at - O'Clock, Pm, to
transact important Business.
NV. CArrELL, Chairman.
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S. G. & p. STEIN,

=. (J. q L. o1TIN,
Nos. 1856 4. 1911, .Main-st, .Muscatine.
MANUFACTURERS DEALERS in Eur
lu niture in it, various varieties. Constant
" on hand full assortment adapted TO the
Trade or Retail. Particular attention Is invl-
ted to oar UpHoLsrERsp Wosx, which is man
ufactured to Our Order, in the Eastern c's.ss'
also,
Very superior Article Of spring
He'd, He'd Lounges, sc.
Thankful for the very liberal patti onsge 'roa
the citizens Of Upton and Old Cedar, in gene
raj, by strict attention TO please, and reasons
BE prices, we shall endeayof to merit CONT
uanceof the same, aud respectfully
Inr tie an EIdmtnat on Of Our Stock.
Musca.ine, June 1856. 70 u
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canpaign Paper.

w IN ssnd tho Advertiser to new sohscri.
h.rI,untl ~ Close d the present Presidential
C.npsign, It ne small sum Of Fifty cents.
This VIII close the Sd Vol. Of our paper. We
booe ths friends of the principles We advocate
IN aa,ik 10 increase our circulation.
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r lily White, Liquid Rouge, Flake White, Car
IL mine, Toilet Powders, and Put Boxes by
A. Gilbert.
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CROCHET Needles and Cotton, Perforated
" Board and Wersted, sold by Gilbert.
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DALM OF 1000 FLOWERS Just received
ID q, the Broadway Store.
ar. A. GILBERT, Agent.
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PRAIRIE PRAIRIE! PRAIRIE! PcR SALE |!

ALSO, first quality, NO. A stock farm, con-
n tanning $40 acres; also. aw or, SEQ II, tp 81
rlw; se ar ne ar sec n, 70, v; hf se qr
sec IL. So, r 3 "; NV or SEQ Ct Gil ": also, a
number of village lots, which are the cheapest,
and among the most desirable 10 the vllags.
For further particulars, inquire OF the under
signed at bis office in the Court House.
nofsl II. G. PIATT.
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TUST received at the Broadway Drug 4 Vari
d ETY. Store. a new stock Of Drugs, Heidi.
ines, Painters Articles, GrOCe-
ries, Hardware, Rakes, Hoes, DC, Fancy NO.
tions and Toys ~ A. Gilbert
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

IMPORTANT ESTERPEIsE.-We learn from late Mex
ican papers that the Supreme Government has voted
large appropriation sxty-five thousand dol
larsto Mr. W. G. Stewart, to aid that gentlemen to
construct telegraph line from Leon to the port Of
San Bias, passing through Guadalajara, which, when
completed will secure uninterrupted telegTaphic
munication between Vera Cruz and the Pacific ocean,
Considering the deranged condition Of the finances Of
our unfortunate sister republic this appropriation is
very LIBERAL and is strong evidence Of the Importance
attached to the enterprise by the Government. OF
the sum thus appropriated, $4,000. are to be paid
down; $20,0O0 when the line reaches Guadalajara,
with corresponding payments according to the pro-
gress made Branches are also to be constructed to
San Luis Potosi, Ciudad Victoria, Matamoras. etc.
We understand Mr.. Stewart will visit New Orleans
shortly forthe purpose ofcallng capitalists mer
chants and all others interested in the Mexican trade
to assist in the proposed laudable undertaking. We
wish him abundant success.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29
Ns(u OEleans DaiIp Gresteld.
TIT MISSING SHIP.
BY ". II. HDSMER.

.Nonews from the missing ship, as: .s 5=
With her precious freight Of lives,
Though on the watch for tidings .4-...
Are husbands, lovers, wives! IN
Ihe nations mind is troubled
To learn the vessels fate;
Safe haven may she find, at last,
With her thrice-precious freight!
The sea is a mighty mistress a -ae.
In this dread world of ours: ,9.- .3i II
Roaring in Polar Regions,
Or building coral bowers. .-. .,s 5Y..4-.
Within her grand, old chambers,
What treasures lie concealed =
The conquering fleets Of Carthage,
And hosts with spear and shield. NJ
No news from the missing ship! @ sr..f aa.-
Has she struck on frozen shores!
= Or, by an iceberg shattered, s tt..
Sought port in the far Azores5 s
Or anchorage, forever,
In ocean has she found r..
Vast tomb, where hope lies buried
And Royalty discrown'd!
That landward wildly BLOW t =
They only moan and whistle,
1 But say not YES, nor NO! f%a,@
When will the missing Steamer
Approach our coast again .a5. s Bs@
Give answer, blast of midnight }Si
Give answer, roaring main!
Prayers for her safety, nightly, ..
Rise from million lips;
glimmering of hope remains
That should not know eclipse.
May the signalgun give token
That she is under way,
With her precious freight Of human lives.
And moving up the Bay!
r"". sE4s5E5 Sd IN Y Eve Post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

M iss E,ls NTE
MAN Of No. 81 Natches street New Orleans under the date
of December4 1854 furnace for burning Wood and Bagass
] &
l 1t works entirely by natural draugt and without the aid
ID It contains no grae bars or other interior
3D. It requires sopage of the mill to have its ashes
4 The Bagasse is stirred touched after arrives
5h It burns all the Bagasse, makes enough
run the mill engne steam m battery and AZ pumping engine
Furnace makes peenon to burn Bagassc alone and
form in the principles upon which works Or in the
ohsr Sn psEty RspoTs circulated Tic contrary
tisss @ that hat cannot stand upon person vii DO
o ps'sn nch "o viii
guaraqeed in its sundurbed use and possession
end ass 'Ss ap 9
treatise on the whole subject pamphlet FORM with draw.
jas sd&w6m 81 Natchez street. New Orleans.
, !,aaa5 H a nns ho.n a.
M Dublin daily & 3 M his wonderful % ial Of re- re-
will also Without the q Instruments
sons troubled with fits viii 50 Dr. and get restored,
be troubled again Piles cured at once-boody piles
speedily rheumatic p9ins tsnssd on the first attendance Dr.
$ x ds%ss on attendance and
loss Of time the patient Advice gratis Persons in the
@ y BS6 s'1 to iii ms
sa @ s s s @ in city b. s
Diploma to hang in his office Persons are allowed to see the
Dr. S. can be seen at his Office from A. .to4P.M
oil 6m No. 22S Canal Streets corner of IRENE.
OIL WMds1SF anns,1 s. Il BKAAHiRSY etc
7SS 90 SSaiss SShss FssseEf So i,Skb sfAESH 6IE;
100 barrels Boyles Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
loo quarter and eight, casks Domestic BRANDY;
| For sale DI b By D0'S JOSEPH LANDS & CO,
STEADl BAI"rERY AND CLAfSlFiEtR t
ppc fonr ClaBcrs seven by four feet square and two feet
E sn p dn o & p @
Battery ew of the mss approved construction and Of sufficient
caacy fer making hogseads per day. for sale on
'Gn,;i myl4tf s.H GILMAN. 81 Natchezs st.
rV,OBY's CITY ANDsOUTIIEIsN EXPRESS
AGENT a o s RS s a for
Mails and having entire charge Of the Begg1Eo axe Cn
Checks viii be given all baggage taken in charge by this
boats b authority Of the Pontchartran Ralroad Company
Weekly Express tevery sunday to Galveston Indianola
Express Messenger will be dispatched three mes week
all the Watering Places on the Lake Orders and parcels re
Bills Of iading the office for goods BY the New YoF1
Schedules aud signals furnished by applying at th
Branch Office at tho ponehartrsn Railroad Depot The
ception Of Baggage and Packages Open from a NJ to
Tho proprietor bsgs notify the public that his Is the on
City Express nnning and that his arrangements
coEpas and that + % S devsT 0 4oes can
fe28 ly Principal office, rs ravier street corner Camp
NAVAL. sIOREs-rAF, piscH AND uI,,!s;1 EosIN- 1sIl
rss A sasra Sng S Hge og fSie u xs.,soe st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

It's rumored that Miss Ridgway, daughter of T. R.
fdgway, of Philadelphia, who has been residing for
many years in Paris is to be married to Mr.. Alfred
Montgomery son of WV. Montgomery, Esq, for
merly Of New Jersey and now President Of the Bank
of Louisiana in New OreanS-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

FROM LAKE SuPER1oE.-On the l4th two persons
arrived in Milwaukee from Lake Superior Their
journey lasted fifteen days. and they had fine sleigh
ing the whole route to Dubuque. The winter has
been very severe, and for two hundred miles they
found the snow very deep. The copper region is
npdly increasing in population.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

A LONG line OF TELEGRAPH.-The Joint British,
French aud Sandman Submarine Telegraph Com
pany has completed its arrangements for continuing
the line from the coast of Africa, by way of Alexar-
dria Jerusalem Damascus, etc. to Calcutta, where it
must Gre long be extended to Melbourne, the British
capital of Australia-atogether distance of 1850
miles,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29
Anausesnents This Evening.

IS ORLEANS THEATER.-.s g esl Ameuzs du Diahle M g,
IS Sr. CHARLES THEATER.-Mrs. Julia Dean HaYne-
"Griselds' and "Stage Struck Taior.n
GATETyz zTHEATER.-AIiss Heron as "CaIniite3 85zs
PELICAN THEATER.-W Washbarn's Colossal Anleri-
an Circus and Indian of wild
Opp FELLOWS HALL.-Grand concert by Paul
Julien and Adcna Patti. a t. GYf,5 E A5Ezs- -ilz5,
n ARMoEY HALL.-Diorannic Panorama Of the Rss-
sian War. +555gasEgt 81 L. Ia
Is TAG {fREAr BEAR.--The great Australian perform
inc bear at No % st Charles street Day and evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

The officers of the New York Juvenile Asylum sent
out, few days ago, by the Erie Railroad, about sew
enty-fve children and twenty-five adults, one hun
dred in ALL bound for Illinois, where they will be put
to work on farms or apprenticed out to mechanics
The Tribune remarks The number of children
and youth annually sent out from this city to the
Western States, through the agency of philanhropc
institutions, is becoming quite large''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

THE FIsIERIEs.-Parties are now busily engaged
in preparing for the approaching shad and herring
fisheries in the rivers connected with the Chesapeake.
At least q thousand men have been already engaged
in this city for the fishing Shores many of whom have
to two weeks later than usual and difficulty has been
experienced in reaching the shores on account of ice
1t is anticipated that the fishing season will be pro-
fitabe one, and that when the run commences there
will be perfect gorge. baltimore SIM, 2lst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

James G. Shute of Woburn, Mass, whom the Boston
Traveller calls an 'amateur zoologst,h has kept
tortoise two years and six months without food. 1t
is an interesting experiment-to the amateur but
how would he BIKE to have it tried upon hilnsalf2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

Intellectual efforts have been made in Philadelphia
and New York to consolidate the Morse and House
telegraph lines between the two cities. The new line
is about to be opened and WILL it is said astonish the
world by the rapidity, accuracy and reliability of its
operations 1t is hoped, in year two to have it
working from Halifax to New Orleans. Such is the
purpose of the company now.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

A letter dated Coast Of Africa, February Sd, re-
ports the whaling schoonerMountain Spring,
of Proyincetown, which was capsizcd in Cintra
Bay, January s. Her master, Capt. Young, boat
steerer named Carter, and cabin boy named Miller,
were saved. All the rest on board perished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

e The law passed last session of Congress requiring
the owner consignee of passenger emigrant ships
to pay $40 to the Board Of Commissioners Of Emil
grants. for every passenger who shall die on The vo
age, has, it is said greatly reduced the mortality On
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