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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

True CHRISTIANITY Whoever truly vor-
ships, pouring out the prayer, not of inter-
est or fear, nor chiefly of personal gratitude,
but of aspiration, reverence and trust, feels IL
resstiby assured that he is yielding to no weak
ness, but is falling into the attitude congenial
to higher natures Can it be denied that the
deep sense of God is a haunting accompan;-
mcnt to the deepest and grandcst man that
however it may cocxist with weakness and
exempt itself without forfeiture to certain
stormy force it was ever nSepGrahle from the
large and balanced soul the spring at once Of
tenderness and strength. What ever is wise, or
strong, or loving enongh in this world TO out
last the changes of human admiration, will 10
found to have the tiuctnrc Of intense faith
The natures which have affected the fate Of
mankind. have done so Ivy giving them Christ
And in each nation tie highest man, whether
in thonght or action. Socrates, Scipio. Dante,
Luther, Pascal, Cromwell and Newton. have
not attained their great dimensions, without
bearing divine secret in their sorls they
have been men OF trust and prayer and, ia
miliar with Infinite Presence having attained
the stature which throws so great a shadow
over history. Take away from these minds
their religion reduce the philosophers among
them to their dialect and mathematics, the gen-
erals to their strategy, the poet TO his fill in
epic fiction suppose them to think, TO act, TO
sing. for secular profit and entertainment, and
not for truth and justice, dear eterually to God
and do You not cut ont the very pth Of their
genius and character Be assured all visible
greatncs of minds grows iu looking at an inys-
ible which is greater #
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

gSg~ Two Quakers in Vermont had n dis
pute they wished to fight, but it was against
their principles they grasped one another !;
one threw, and sat on The back of the other,
and squeezing his head in the mud, said "On
thy belly shalt thou CO. and dust shalt thou
eat all the days of thy life" The other, how
ever began to deal blows against his opponents
head, saying " 1t is written. the seed of the
women shall bruiss the strpeni's head"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

BsT A letter was lately found, in which
one friend spoke so freely Of another that it
led to an irreconcilabe quarrel. am sur
prised," observed W, " that such bitter hos
tiIity should arise out of so trivial cause"
" am not at all" replied j., it is quite ma
tural for friend becomes fendif you drop
a letter
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

SuGHTUALLY So.-A man was once relating
a story of being on locomotive that struck a
COW standing on the track, and threw her seve-
raj rods into the field, where she lit squarely
upon her feet, with her head towards the train,
and strange to tell, she wasn't hurt mite
% But didn't she look scared ?" inquired lis
tener "WelI, don't know whether she was
scared or not, but she looked a good deaf DIS
cOurG prd"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

QUERY.-Tell nc yc winged winds that
ronnd my pathway roar, do We not know some
quiet spot where hoops are worn no more q
Some lone and silent dell, some Island or somo
cave, where women can walk three abreast
along the village paves The loud winds his
sei aronnd my face, aad snickcring answered,
narr u!arc."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

CoNUNDRuM-Wh are the profits of a
drinking saloon like the purchases made nova
days at some of our fashionable dry goods
establishments
Because they are bargains.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

psP Louis XVI. asked Count Mahony if
he understood Italian. " Yes. please your
Majesty" answered the Count if it is spoken
in Irish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Markets. Reported b. TelegrapS.

ByTFsto: Aug 5l-s m-FLcrE fayOrs buysr. sales q
t bbls az 95Q &c for Michigan and Ohio; IS y a.
80 80 for double do WHEAT dull; sales Of 1909 bush
ct 81 10 for Chicago Spring and . . for White Toledo
CORN held firmly sales of 90 bush at Tc. OiTs sales 81
16ccO bush sc. WHISKY dull &c tREiGHrs-Sc FOR
Corn 70 Trey and Albany and sc 10 New York LAKE IN
PORTS for the 10 hours ending today Nv ooii
Flour 3socO bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn, 10 Ooo oush
Oats. CANAL ExPoKrs-f5oo0 bush. Wheat, 5000 bash
Corn, mo.ty 20 tide wafer
osvECo, Aug. 81, m--FLcra is dull Wheat hrmer
ssles 10 co. bush az 2 . fr Chicago
Syiing srost md and 81 % for rcd Indiana CoRS
uichaI eed FRLIGHTs steady. LAKE IMPORTS for the "a
hours end ing At today: 100 lush Wneat 80 O0o
1900 bbis Flour &c 900 bu4h Wheat
q bush Cora SHPPEotO Montreal: 80 Dbl. Flour
ALBANY, Aug SIT m-FLoUR duh and unchanged. Re.
cps Ugh. cats being delayed By the break in at
Frankfort. WHrAT-So transactions % tx quotations Cosy-
No sales soat ted saes at the depot at BARLEY
il IN fair DEN and sales 30 bush Is aui two car load.
OF ordinary fJur Owed State III Striped OF SATURDAY
uisht q, o. bush Corn, 1900 bush. Oats
CHICAGO, Aas. ST. ep m.-FLoUR active. WHEAT duh 5.
Ode CoEN quiet and declined lc. OATS firm. SHIPMENTS 10
BuhsO-No Flour g 900 bush. Wheat Il SO bush Corn
SHIPMENTS 70 Oswego-So Flour So 000 bush 00
bush Corn REcE!PTs-lo 600 bbs -Four 1T 900 bush Wheat
% 0sa bush Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Adjourned to Q O'Clock Tuesday morning.

TRIAL OF FIRE ENGINKs.-The Fifty-Frt Mutua
Fire Engine Company, numbering thirty men, left the
engine house, in Twentieth street, yesterday, for
Elmira, accompanied by the Washington band. They
marched through Third avenue to Fourteenth street;
down Broadway to foot of Duane street; and there
embarked the Erie Railroad boat at O'Clock p. IN.
They have gone to contest for prize of 81 900 for
distance Thursday and on Friday for an additional
prize Of 5000. This is the only engine company that
has left the city. If they successful on Thursday,
they cannot enter for the prizes Friday. They will
leave Elmira at o'cock on Saturday and return to
New.York a, 9 o clock on Sunday, when they will be
received by Hook and Ladder Company Nos, Engine
Companies Nos. Al aud II, and Hose Companies Nos.
l6 IL and 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
DIED.

AcEERon Sunday Aug 81 sfer sheTt aud illness
MAY IoSis. wifi Of osry C. Aeke-. aad daughter Of Ma
ihsnei and Maria he plum, aged Is years.
The relatives aad snds OF The family respectfully invited
NSld The funeral nom The house Of her fale No sS
forh avenue On Tuesday the ls inst al o'clock
ADAMs-Joseph Adams tE,d &c wears native Of Portland,
and A. NJ - f-
BRADY-on Saturday Aug o. Owen Brady aged s, wears.
CRAWFORD AT Harlem, On sand,v Az "a Robe-,
Crawford, aged 81 years ~' avg W. '''
% kLANo-On sunday afternoon Aug So Lemuel Desno in
1 he SSd year Of he age son Of jesse Oesno $1,000 -
Foa esl from No q Gold street TIL, Afternoon q. 81 ,oL
pOD GLAsS-on Saturday, Aug ~ Of oop,p,o,.i bb ~.
bore with Christian foittGde, Eliza Jane Dov,s,. mis-
dsasher Of Agnes Dsugass ssed II yesls ADS anb
ustiye # County Down, Ireland ' N''H'N''
ELLIOT-.M Roekswsy. saturday Ar 90 Jss,;. NJ,
AGED uaoi tbs and y days, Only cha Of Sale D. -. III
Or Geo. r Elliot, eNN
ELLIoT-A, s.uatoss sprsss on Wednesday Aug a. Lsev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01


I:l n. s,'i's u ~ s:: Z s''1''s
oRAiS.o' ssptsy mcrrSs, Ass 80 Pe'eI NJ e'Nr N q"
FL I'd ssa ss slo@s r., 70 r., de iss'
40 Isl York street Jer.~y City. ,c,,..cc
Ptilaoeiphis Ba;moTe Richmond Va, ssd ch4f'.'a u
papers Please notice , A.,
oORMAy-On Sunday Aus. 81 John 'on Of John sn' 49,
GoIn,sn, eyed 2 monihs aid y 0oJs' a.
cBIgBIEC-In Huis n sverue Brooklyn, on Saturday az
b 81 AR .re S' = Uont hrs 70 days.
On sapS., oDpe Aug 80 Franc, Garyy, yong
e.t Thom,. and Rossy Glroy aged year. '--'
HOLLY-On Sunday Aug % Charles w, son Of "liam T.
soS - a. rlsee ,s uesd.y porirg 81 70 oiok
from No 81 Hammond street BIS remaI, wi % $500.
Trinity Cemetery for niement ns further
ofthe family respectfully invited 10 s'N-a "'
invitation. -.
HESDERsON-Ou Sunday oornas, Ags 30 isI ,aon,
illness James Edwin, son Of James sna E!ea'''a Il
seeds years and 10 days -, IL
gTGpEs-on Saturday Az e. Margaret the bel'Tst VIE
OF thomas Hughes neve Of Byrecocri' County oA"S'
| Ireland.
uOPECa-oin Hope wifi Of James 9re b snd daosstef
Of Psrct and Msry Jane Kelly, aged z years sac n.on'
KFvN-At Bsckwels Island, Monday, Aug 3 Marina
wife Of joseph Nj asea " p The Church Of tho Rev
u Cb,p;p Broadway, this Tuesday afternoon at .
;nlt IN friends acquaintance Of he family are 'e
spe,fory Invited to attend Her r1msF, VII o. tssen 90
| G,sepwoo3 Cemetery, by the friends Of the family
KIERNAN-ou Sunday oTn AZ 81 M NJ E1I k {2oss
1 este child ana olHy Va TO- WIN 'N-J 49, @'
! aged months Is days aud , hours
uvPKsIn Jsnsies Long Island, Sunday Aug On Charles
tn and friends the 4ry invited to a'en the
from the Presbyterian Church, al % ol Iae'asy
~, Cas- leave the South Ferry at 10 r and return
| from Jamaica ct p M . ,
uIIIFP-On Sunday Aug 90 Mrs. Mary II. Miller wife oil
| A Miller aged 43 years and months - c.uN
be taken Cold SPRING futIan COuh yN'
| Tor ipterment ;his (Tuesday) morning Sept j.
SCOTT On Monday Aug 81 al Montgomery, Orarse County
Az Scott late Of the firm Il Scott CLARK 81 th's CITY
Tho funeral will place at Montgomery on wednesday,
| Sept. 2 at II o'clock & M
| sCnWAB.-On Sunday, Aug So Mara, wife Of Christopher
| Sohwab III the 9th year OF her sge., ar ~, ..,
rb reayes az friends o the family are respecny nEfh
~. .rJ LoT f1roral Tuesday Sept !, AZ oclo;s nom
tsy r,sdepce No rs BrOomc street Her remains WA
| he taken 10 Trinity Cemetery fox interment
s1rypAMOn Sunday Aug So Cornelius Ward Nineent aged
n months snd days, only child Of j. l. and Charlotte ouy
dam. =,
| TPoWBRIDGH-In New Haven, Sunday, Aug 80, Mrs
| Roswell Trowbridge, aged GO years ,, r,
vrrcr AT Nes Haven Tuesday 81 O'Clock Tie tf.sns
Of tho family and OF her h. H. Trowbdse are aytedt to
| attend.
wIIsoN-At Kingston, Ulster County, n y on Thursday
Ans ~ in the Goth yesr Of her Mary Hannah wife VI
| Robert Wilson formerly Of New. York City
| WHEELER-On Sunday Aug. So Hannah a wife Of Ira
Wheeler and cld. daughter Of James and Margaret Bird
| aged 20 years, months and days
| WALDRON-At Newark N. J., Sunday, Aug 3D. Gorge
H., Of Tmis A. Waldron in the 5Sth year OF his age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Arrived.

Steamship R>suoke Skinner Portsmouth, &c, with md's.
Shp CoInqus Grinne Fletcher London 20 day'wth mise.
ard 80 passe Cornelius GrnneN -
Ship ST. Nichols BrsedOn, Havre July H. with mi' and
sim J e. Fsnnin Brisss Galveston % days. with cotton
sh tG JON asneoci (of Coffin Shields. with
coal to 4 F. w Meyer; vessel to master Aug g Ia
Sn S Sr 8 H. RSa eS ssnGy
tant 80 mile. picked up vessel. boat .'%. painted s
he been bat short time In the water Same tina
several pis,es Of wrecked stuff supposed belonging to
Francis Dane gt q Ys "Is w.. x.n Ta'
with Rhn mahogany. &C. toJ Cabelios vessel H. BfeI
signal % R'"'e' p''''' '''r '''''-' -'N
Brig Lneas Fr) Price, Port veudre 40 days. with wlues
Brig Finsnsi.r, Haskell Machia, 10 days. with lumber
Biz L. L W. Armstrong Thompson, NewHsven in ballad
to J. T. Onstsv,a-
Brs Emily ". sesburn (of P.tOn, Ncke!' Malaga Jry
IS passed Gibraltar 21th with wine aud eai to Bennsr
scSr Andrew Brown Lowell. Albany for Rondoo..
ssI iSs Fo Lssn days wild
naval store. TO MISTER
Sir ksinhaId Bis% S,sl Bremen 81 days with nd~
Ship Frederick Gerhard Edwards Antwerp 4d day, with
msse and lsS pass =, e Lsytn Hu5Sn t,,
scbr George Hoffman Nlckersop, Rondout for Boston.
seb Fairfield George Eastport days, with s'h to Surge
&Co
Scbr Detroit, West, Albany for Boston,
Schr Elizabeth, West, Albany for Boston.
Schr NimIod. West, Albany for Boston.
Schr Elizabeth & Helen. Worth, Rondout for Norwilk.
SCbr. Bangor Jordan Rondo It for Norwak.
SChr Emma Ellen Brewer Albany for Hartford
Scr Excelsior Clock and Fawel Poland from wreck Of
ship Clara Brookman, TO johnson Higgins.
seS W. psr1s LT1s s ,R'f asns ss' "a
ashore SqusD Beach, to johnson Higgins u
Schr. b. s johnson, Walters, Crystal River Fla, % dg
with lumber 70 J. ashby ~,
FELLOWSHIP Uncle Toby, sOule, Liverpool July 81 Ls,
one bark. 'iif
SAlLED-Barks Tinos, Bennett for Mars ies; RloreacA
Hume f Taiamseouche; Akysb Klein. for Rotterdam.
WlND-During The day from W.toS. ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Disasters. &c.

NAssAUN P. Aug. le.-The Bark n II. Wolf: csse
Havana il ballast bound to TarTs Island, S9 .ss
to NoIman Pond and loaded l64l5 bushels salt for BOZ
at See Socsl Island She was fact several times sshor
lost Der anchors and finally grounded hard on reef whs
% this n ne ns s On the h "
From the Wrecks on Jersey Beach
The UndereTs' and i've schooners have cone
uPto the c, bringing ndse ard ship ssteIia ,,o -,
about water Ia be- 1t expected she will be got Cd
if the weather proves favorable
ton much uemersed IN the sand is broken amidsh7 sne
both ends settled four feet: the fore main and %z,en m.
niger named Charles Guestw drowned Saturday rm
by the upeDg Of one Of the surf boats His body
cred and brought 70 the city this morning in the schf IA
Nothing further from the Italian bark Carlo Albert Bar
The following sehooners have arrived from the Clara Bro9a:
Roswe spIssae: The j. w. Pierce Lanss,rset; Entepds,
knsstreei Mama Longstreet bringing railroad iros sns
The following the articles brought up by the wreckns
schoOners from the ship Clam BrOoimsn: "a
chests q piece. buaps 81 bOIe. ,e bales nd'e Sar's
do sid ships hawser' sails and eabi1 far1taI y bovs
ties. II casks Sc bolts canvas.
GT hip k % spIaiissssi lar.
Per .cbr. Enterpri.e-l5o bar. railroad iron.
B1xyT Ans ia email boat arrived In Macduf last night
manned BY five samen four American. and one Ensshn'S
NV Yok Witch sailed from shields sboG. fourteen d.y. @
I'D a % h nsA -. Ss %
by the officers and master They undergoing
recognition By the Sheriff here.
scHs. SARAh 4 HAMMOND "A teegrsphc dispatch from
Highland Lsh 10 Bostop dated 2ah the Sm
A Hammond from Baltimore for Boston with coal 10 shoe
abb miles w 81 Highland Light II expected that '0s
will be on ne9 tide.
sLGoP PiAos OF FTeetowu) Cspt Henry " Chs,,' 'm
Poit Even with about 10 tpns Of coal for Mr. Chal n s
of Tusnton struck Watch Hill Reef at - ocio5 'p
ing of 18th Il blowing eth from E.S H. and Thick wsetoef
the time. In twenty striking she filed ard s1s
in II ,et Capt: Chase Charles Robinson and Pnpn
hahaSay comprising the barely escaped with Their Nv
by winning escb their boat having been washed W.
ct The time the vessel struck They sayel nothing Dat =
clothing they had Capt Chase slso lost about s1s in 49,
which q tie cabin The vessel going peces@
Friday afternoon and with the will prove total loss ~
PDio COCO vessel Of about 20 tuns va'ued az 80:
OWNED ~ Capt Chase (which Is ell that he pOssessd and W."
L insured
The STEAMER COMMONWEALTH Of the Fall Riy,r Ls .,son
Saturday taken the large Balance Dock for
MAUkTus DATE or July IL states that we s.fJre re-
Harding Putnam from Calcutta Of aud for bos "a Her "a.
portee put IN IN dsre. bad repaired and Howes from
p.fs amounted 70 ef2 5 g. Slip ,vin- ont bsck
Msrla April Of and for Boston put m a. Lsi hs.vy
from lat St g., Ion. 81 4 esy a,sT s,sn rom "a
westher sprung rudder started tire whs IN c,,ro had been
copper the figure head About ca abe woad orobabY
d,eharsed. her repairs were COINS on az w.
leave about A-g |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

STEAMSHIPS 10 AND IRON m.v.y,.

seamhp Palad,phia-Frorn New York ID, srrivins a. H
van. 9Th aud NewOreans lth From -Otsirs sgA M,
yara 2sd arriving al New. York 18th
Sfecnslp Quaker CiyFro New.York IN Of each uocl
Striving AZ Havana Eth snd Mobile f;a From Noble "a
Usysrs irh arriving II New-YoIk 2sth
StSan,I1 CcharJa-F from New.York 18th, arriving Al IA,
vsn. i;tb and New Orleans 18Th From New. Orleans zh
E,v,n, ?.,h arriving o. New Yort Sept
St1onshfp EnPi,e City-From Se~ York l7.h arriving Il
havana sd and New Orleans 2et From New-Oeaes Sept
5 Eavans sab, arriving at New York 18th
Si.amship BlGck Wayyier-From New'I@k a arrive. I
Havana pt end New Orleens Sd From NewOIleAhs ia
H.vsua l4'h arriving =. New York 18Th
Strqmshp I,aLes-From Charleston Ah and Hs ccenP,
yotk 18th and Slst 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

ATTENpT TO PoIsoN.-Elize Patterson, g woman oe
questionable character brought to the City Ho,-
pital yesterday suffering from the effects of poison
which was said to have been administered by another
girl in a disrepatable house in Elm street.
AT 10! O'Clock last night the attending physician
expressed hcpso of her ultimate recovery, although
she was very low when brought to the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
MARINE JOU RNAL.
PORT OF NEWLY ,RK.......sgp,
Cleared.

4 Hubbard. Id.
MIA 'Wsy. knowles saa Fran, isco W. Cameron L Ca,
Cora HsmptoD Liverpool Nesm IN Co.; VIM. Tell Fans
HAvre, BOYD HiDcken.
s. hooucis-El,cott Dssoswa D. Baltimore, MAILER Lord
Outran;D 3 Warner ste;so Charleston. McCresly, Nps
4 Co; Knight Sears Boston, s. w Lewis x Co. S,sra
Hakh. Wilmington MeCres dy. Mott L Co; asrie SANDAL
IcmbsId Jacmel Weeks Medors Bartlett BosaC
= j. Peters. COrieis An terson, Savannah Duuham D.
mon A V, u Ceaf Won Gle al, Richmond G. II Pisrssn W.
n Titcc1pS Manning. Be ston, $. Whitney Co Myrs
Bedtard T. r. Dknon P'ria tBr) Smith, Windsor d r De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
MARRIED..

NORDH0FF-LETFORD-At Cincinnati, on Tues lay Aug.
-. Mr.. CkAi!es NordAoh 20 Miss Eliza Le.io-6.
.RANSEY-HUkTER-Oni I9nday. Aug. ST. Of the Yves:
Twenty third sect PTby:ean Church BY the Rev Jsmys
Yuipey, james W kaaaey ID. D. to Nellie o5y dau gb.
ter Of Celen dgDter, NJ. u. Ell u this city,
Vermont and Troy papers please copy.
NALLACE--yAPP1N-ln Providence, Il 4, Fidsy. Aug.
"a BY the Rev Dr. Lesvi,t, Jokn r wsar, N. d OF this
city and Sarah s daughter Of the Rev : TsPpiu Proy
SNOoLLEYs BEYRER- On WedroFdGy Aug. q Iy the Rev
Wm. p. Coibi. Nj Walter ". woo!ey 10 Miss Adsliae
Kew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

The half-breed rho was laccrsted by the bear a,
West Troy, was stu living Saturday, and may re-
cover. Hoey died Saturday morning. During the
struggle Of the latter with the bear in the dark he
faneied himself fighting with man, and il was not
until he lad received most OF his wounds that he be-
came conscious Of tae. character Of bis assaiant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1857.

m,v have nroaucea an eise. In the East which se,
S oss ss spse Of many no.l VIII tend coa'd,Issy
TO heck tie magnitude Of these opsrs'oh. ssnone
while the demand for Tsr II 20 he V Quotations received
by the lsst mail. 49,, -. ,r,A,;o.r
Tie London Times Of tie l'tA quotes American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Receipts Of Proauce-Auo. 81.

BY he Norh Ritey Boss-7e00 bbls Flour, $3.50 kusk
Con- phgs Ashes 90 do Whisky 55i DO. Oil Cake 800
10. Leather.
BY he Ere Edlrsad-? 70 bbIs Flour 81 do WHISKY
40 taiss Wool S7 pkgs Butter I DO Cheese Aos6 ade
Lesiteri y esks Ashss, 800 II ogs and s.eep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

Arr Provnee.wp a hE v'itan 49,, D'sae and SpI Zap
lsntic Ocean, 90 sp, lIo bSeAn'H -''" 49,
a: Rio Japei-o Ja, n. Mary Gardiner Si'0n' Sag H'''
At Apier J.ne J. BY letter from CAp' Stewart h''''
100 -; shs sas ssa.ios sewer B. $50 ,p on board
sail lsat day for New hola~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Passengers sailed

r. IL. 5sp Naoaeiere for Bremen Mrs. AmsNs SNs .,.,
.nn,h and c,,hsrine Seuschaefer. Liza Mi.ch and w
Si,b and sdy Joha II. Pegsr Of Louisville. n.y. jera
D,scher l. {. Hoppe, and is n the second cabin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
BY TeIcgraph.

CHARLESTON Aug. 2a-The u. s. NJ Steamship South
Capt Robertson from NewYork arrived here THE after
noon at ! O'Clock Id.
nOSTON Aus 3--Ar ship Juliet, New. Orleans Fsrelcn
H,lkns and Saxonye Calcutta; brig Civilian Freeman Cap
Hsytien. Below. bark Moneynck from Alsoa Bay. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Passengers Arrived

In brig Emay ". SeabESa, ('oa MdIdga-l Mad
LADY and SON Miss 5. Macon, Miss Z. Dominique o. ~
c. Lopez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

N.y.ArusE Al MANIAC. TVS % y
Sun Rse, 80. ssh se,....... 6'Ss Moe n-se,s. s
HIGH warER....rBis DAY.
s.rax Eoot Sal Gov lsld.. SILL E' n Cats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR The TRIsuSE


ASHES-The market j. firm tor Iots al 80 Iesi' arc III
limit den AID az ~ a50 - 5lk -. ,.,
CoTTON continues heavy though quotations are unchanged
The sales to-day are ! eco bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

Tot. I'd ID Id 9Ig IN s76 IA 3leI28o
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-31

EFFECT OF OILs UPON THE HAIR.-It
has been ascertained, by writer in one o.
the London magazines, that, SO far from
its being true that oils and pomatum in
crease the luster of the hair, their effect is
to diminish that polish which it naturally
possesses; while, whatever gloss they may
give to the hairs, which is naturally dull, is
false, and, like all other falsities, disgusting
Absolute cleanliness, by means Of water
alone, to commence, followed by brushing
in the direction of the hair itself, in dry
state, is the true method of giving to the
hair all the polish of which it is suscepti-
BILE; and it is the effect of oils of all kinds
to disturb or injure this, to say nothing Of
of the disgust and necessary dirtiuess Of
greasy hair. 1t is the effect of oils, also,
to prevent it from curling; and this object
is most effectually attained, if without ar
tifcial means, by curling it when wet, and
suffering it to dry in that state. And as
it happens that almost all hair has ten
dency to curl in one direction rather than
another, it is useful to study that tendency
so as to conform 10 il in the artificial flex-
ure given.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-31

HORSE MADE FUS1oUs BY BLooD.-We
learn, says the Housatonic Republican that
lad, about thirteen years of age, named
George Hawthorn, of South Canaan, had
his thigh broken last Friday evening, 27th
ult., in somewhat singular manner. 1t
appears that Mr.. Hawthorn had been butch
ering that day, and that the boy in assist
ing him had got considerable blood upon
his cloths. He entered the stable to wa
ter and feed span Of work or team hors-
es, but while in the act of unhitching one
of them, the horse smelt the blood upon
his cloths, and Immediately became frantic,
furiously attacked the boy, threw him
down, and paved him with his fore feet in
the back, and kicked him, breaking his
thigh about half way above the knee, after
which the boy crawled under the manger,
out of reach of the horse, which broke
loose, and rushed out of the stable in a
perfect frenzied state. The boy called
loudly for help, when several men came to
his rescue, and drove the horse from his
position near the stable door, SO that they
were able to carry the boy from his peril
Gus position, and found him very badly
bruised in various parts of the body as we'll
as with his thigh broken. Drs. Gillett and
Welch were called to dress his wounds,
and he is now as comfortable as could be
expected; the wonder is that the horse did
not kill him outright.