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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

THE sroRMING OF DELH1.-None of the published
accounts OF the fall Of Delhi which we have seen,
state the number of Sepoys slain on that occasion.
The following, which we find in the Philadelphia
journal therefore interesting though not altogether
reliable
We have been favored with the following extract
from private letter, received from London by gem
tleman of this city, 1t is of especial interest mas.
much as we have seen no other mention of the num-
ber of Sepoys slaughtered in the capture of Delhi
LONDON, Oct 30, ls57.-The news has just arrived
that Delhi has been taken by the English after six
days siege, with loss of 600 killed and wounded
and 10 600 Sepoys slaughtered-aj just retribution
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

MAGAZINES AT MoKGANs.-Mr. J. c. Morgan has
received the different for December and other literary
luxuries smoking from the See the advertised list in
another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

PROBABLE MuRDER-In the Vicksburg True South
ron of Saturday last find the following paragraph:
An inquest was held, day before yesterday, on the
body of q man found in the river about three miles
below the city The right side of his head was dread
fully mutlated, apparently by blows. Nothing was
found on his person by which he could be identified.
From his dress he appeared to be deck hand and
German. a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

TREATY WITH NICARAGUA.-The Washington Eve
ming Star of the 18th informs us that treaty be-
tween the United States and Nicaragua was signed
on the previous day at the State Department, by
Gen. Cass on the part of this Government, and Gen.
Yrisarri on that of Nicaragua. The following are
given as the leading features of this convention:
The transit route is to be protected by the United
States troops during the inability of Nicaragua to do
So and free port is to be guaranteed at each end Of
the line. No company is protected by name, but
only that having valid grant which shall recognize
Nicaragua has, through its Minister, signed to the
Government of the United States that the only
pany having such grant is the American Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Canal Company, created by Mica.
ragua in 1s49, and amended in June last. Yrisarri
will be formally presented to the President tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

Hs-W. G. Jewett sells at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at No
7s Camp street. clset champagne grceries liquors. ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
y a = a
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
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"a - - ls lc.s. .' -. -
eAps C.b ChnSck, azIfved WIN 5ssO Daaes cosson,
sud leaves senfn d Wednlsday.
+ - sssus fsasx n "a fy,.s9 .sy4vsa -. yieka-
t,s,-. -, : - -. 81 5gs -
L s Ss.s 80 - y. ~ l s "a
4 Ine nayou 0c91 y Y. ~ ~ CaEss Sosspn
!. Vincent, survived with 49, 6o1o ~ 49, eogAr,
= III bh1a sud 78 hslf bfIS - - w turday
q .tIn I = 80; -E5 " ss5 s sss3 =
nj 81 ~ s. - =, M q. o..
= Tne yicksn0rg Y. =. mes peeEas Rsince@ Csps.
q. W. c. Wfleon, arfived with S913 aJs eeslp6 I'D
Y leaves senin to-dav = us1al N 8TxE WSfkmk
1e ~, .,sts .t,s, NJ. g..... ysa u -
l -. ps. -. Z ~ i ~ :, q M 81 q
Il Tne vickeonfg lecEes Aasuonas ~ nA =
son, arrived with t025 haaes coetcn, - i1s lad
u or the seasonWe d ~ s,rect u T. ~ this
ID, 49,. J, -,,.s -. " - ~ "a .ss - z. -
at = 49,. 80 & . =.
any poes so nsse on posx4 :. q = ~ as n
~ The Cumberland river packet JalnN 1ceuqy Cap
or tain Jesse Johnsou. arrived ftom Cnsis uith Ie
II. -. .., ~, "a hs. trt.,.. In.1s.s - ISk.
at .-ss S,'.'e,. - - 49,, p ID. !.
" new boat sne nAs peen fepeansea - M q ~ y
= style. She leaves again positively ~ Medeay at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

HOUSE FOR RENT.-A frame residence on Liberty
street offered for rent by Col Chry See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

FROM MoB1LE-The Register furnishes the follow
ing in regard to the fire which occurred in Mobile on
Friday night last, by which; about sl500OO worth Of
property was destroyed:
Shortly after midnight on Friday Q fire broke out
in the store Of y. Merchant Il Co., on Commerce
street near Government, which eventually destroyed
four stores, and an immense amount Of property in
the stocks they contained. OF these Messrs. Mer-
chant b Co. occupied two Messrs. Savage y 20. the
one adjoining them on the south and Mr.. G. Brewer
and A. Boullemet that next door.
1t was supposed to be the work of inceudaries, as
at about the same time another broke out in distant
part Of the city, on the corner Of Canal and Wikn
son streets, destroying frame dwelling.
From the Tribune Of Sunday we extract the folew.
ing:
We learn that the steamboat Duke, on Thursday
night last, made an attempt to ascend the Tombig
bee river, above Demopolis; but in consequence oi
the low stage of the water, after having gone six
miles, she was compelled to reinquish the attempt
| and return.
By dispatch received yesterday from Montgomery
we learn that the Alabama river has fallen six inches
at that place during the past twenty-four hours
which leaves four feet three inches water in the chan
| mol = e.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

Te,stss Cigar Store,
Corner of St. Charles street and Commercial Place.
No. SS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
e. PA "A rs
Has alwavs on hand large Of the most favore
brands of HAVANA CIGARS, well Virginia, Havana
and Turkish SMOKING TOBACCO.
All kinds of CHEWING TOBACCO. Ss- Prices noder'
49,. sel4 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
SsUa1s = Co.'s Lottes-tes..
NEW AND BRILLIANT scHEMEll

The fsllswisg Scheme viii drawn ~ 8. SWAN Co.,
Managers Of TIE PORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY. u
Georgia. In each Of their Lstseriss fs: NevenbU 1857. st
AUGUSTA, Georgia. 70 which city they have removed theiI
principal sEice, 70 ~ drawn in public ~ folsws
Class 81 WIN be drawn SATURDAY, Nsvenber 7, 1857.
Glass 62 >. -. Il, ls61.
Class 6 =, -. . . :. n, 1851.
= Glass 64 >. ). %, LEI.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
FOR YAzOO RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at 5P. NJ.
FOR GREENWOOD, LEFLORE,
sidon Yazoo City, Satartia, Vcksburg and all
passenger steamer Lewis Whiteman, j. s. Wallace,
MASTER b. F. Powell clerk will leave above. For freight
passage, apply on board.
n23 j. s. PAGAUn. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

Island Of Cuba.
JOS E DOM N G o,
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco,
No. l6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
found superior stock of the best selections and
most fsvorite brands Of 81.
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"oLD JoE, as he is more fanarly known for the last
sixteen years. at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains quarters where be found the very
and Paper Cigars of his own mpora
| tion Also, ut his Cigar Stands in the f.H.
| CITY HOTEL,
| ARCADE
can always very best brands Of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars hevery best quality of Havana Cigars
| Smoking Tobacco. fi 7-.f mlu zply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

~ FUR OU ACH ia Ens
Trenton direct the fine, fast running. light draft
sE&@s:h sE&.s@h passenger packet steamer B u II City,
Trenton Monroe Columbia Harronbug. Trinity, and all
landings the Ouachia and Black rivers For
freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed apply
on board. j. ); ti;aiu, PAGAuD, ,.
Of Advertising Agent
A The Bluff City will sign through bills of lading
Tren'on with privilege of rehipping the light draft ea-
FOX. Shippers may rely the Bluff City remaining in
abr traded durnpt the o5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

The RECENT MASSACRE ON THE PLAINs-A Ac-
counts which reached Washington on the 18th, by
the California mail, confirm the previously received
report of the late massacre Of about 100 emgrants
on the plains, between Salt Lake City and Los An
gelos, by the above named tribe. Their terrible
crime is attributed to Mormon instgaton. The suf-
ferers were from Missouri and Arkansas, and were
waylad near the Santa Clara Canon about 800 miles
west Of Salt Lake City. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
OU HITA RIV Err.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst at P. NJ
~ REGULAR OUACHITA PACK
EHHHI-sS et-For Camden, Beech Hills Trenton Monroe
sss. Harrsonblrg, Trinity and all intermedae land
ings Ouachta and Black ryesThe light draugh
steamer II. w. McRne, L: Moore. master j. W. Tobin
clerk will leave positively above For freight passage
XII j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
NUMBER PA.
Talk ON ,ch.nss.

The talk vegterday OF dfyefHided character, I
hat chiefly turued % the nature of the advices by
the Atlantic The advance Of the rste Of interest 70
ten per cent by the Bank Of Epxisnd seemed 10 fore
bode further strinsepcy in The English MONEY max
ket Many parties think that this advance i intended
70 apply 70 remitsances of coin to tie United States
This We consider imaginary. TIE potency at this
moment On The English money market & the steady
drain of coin for India. The reuittsuces 70 ths
United States are : mere drop in ths bucket; for
instance, The packet for TIE East Qndjsl ~ II b
called, On tie 4th Of this month. carried ont over
f90e 900 Or about four millions snd hsf of dollara
The previous steiner, ny fourteen dsys besors. car
red out 4s0o 900, q about four millions of doarx
This makes the amount Of coin sent 70 he Fxst a.
India the present year. nearly seventy riI;ona Of
dollars It i, therefore, idle for any one 70 aaet
that the real cause Of the advance ID the rte of IL
teret is TO check exports of coin to TIE United States
The paltry sums which have besn shippsd hither CON
firms eur views AT The nne tins tbe cotton oues-
tion holds prominent stand in the yiews d manu-
facturers and tpinne. Gold and silver eoutinue TO
move to the East at the rats OF eight millions u dol
4 lars per month. How long can the Bsnk of En9iand
stand this drain, may well be consldezsd important
II ,..;.. H.. ;,,s. =. ,... ..s.,. ~ 49,
, s.~1-,r---- ---.-..-.- - = .-1.. .s--. "a. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
G EN- o A /.

kEK- FOR GENOA-rHE Al FAST SAILING
k%1HA american hin John and Albert. Capt Crow.
dispalch. For freight Of $50 bales cotton apply TO
nlS BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NvNBEHS.
10000 Tfckets-5,49O Prizesi
MAGNIFICENT scHEMEii
To be Drawn each Saturday In November.
90 Tfckets-5,4oO Prizesi

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
prises Of $500 approximang $50 900 prize &o
4prises Of 800 approximang to 25000 prize are lD0
prizes 100 apprsxinang to 10000 prize are.. 30
prizes Of l25 spproximsing to 1000 prize are. 500
prizes Of 100 approximatng 5000 prize are... 400
prizes of rs approximatng to 3.50e prize aTe. 80
prizes Of 30 spproximaing to LOO prize aEe.. 200
1880 prizes amounting xaOUu
whole Tickets, $40; Halves. IS Quarters, 81 80.
5000 Prizes will be determined by the last hgure Of
number the $50 900 prize. For example II the
number drawing $4,000 prize ends with No. then al the
tickets where the number will be entitled to ~.
the number ends then all the tickets where
Der ends in will be entitled to $40, and so on to Q.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets.
- :. ' 10 Half ............ ~
=. :. 10 Quarter ~
l0Eigbts :. Isl ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets
receipt Of which they will forwarded by first mail
Purchasers car have ending in figure they
designate. q
The list of drawn and Prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing. 952 Is
nPurchasers will please write their signatures plain ant
| give their stOHHce County and State -...a5
s<Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
| full without deduction. Il -'
| All communications strictly confidential z5 ~.
Address orders for Certificates either to Saue
| Swan Box SO S. Post Office, New Orleans, or to
naandAw 8. SWAN Il CO., Augusta, Ga.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 9th INST. at 5 r. NJ
IT. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
AkLtrS Bayou, Saint Maurice, Campte, Grand Ecore,
fssh Alexandria and Gortons Landing.The elegant
passenger packet steamer National, Cap
p Montgomery, will leave for the above and all inter
mediate landings above For freight passage apply on
board or I. b. SMITH,
4Tchoupitoulas street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

80 REG q LAR " q DIN p sDAY
is4lRS - PACKET-The new 6ne fast running passen,
connection with the steamer ydCKsBuRG ~ Whpiss, p
ehers Point Skipwiths Landing, Mkens Bend Vcksburg
Grand 3n Rodney Natchez the and all inermediate
landings freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
dations, apply on board. ..,,-, .,-.,... 49,,
ne s'eanet ohos'"" wa" ~ n23
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at s Pm.
-sr- - INDEPENDENT PEOPI .EiS LINE.
FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-
lima Bluffs, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campe,
is@. Grand Ecore, st. Maurice Alexandria, Gortons
Lann-The elegant light draught aud fast running packet
steamer LecOmte. c. Johnson master, s. Smith, clerk,
leave and all intermediate landings above
For freight or passage, apply on board.
n23 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

TnE VASirY OF RicuE. Tho vanity Of
earthly richie. anI the vicisltudcs Of CON-
nercc are well illustrated in the following
paragraph which we cut from the y Y.
Evening POST Of late date.
"a few months since, the partner Of a
commercial hous, in thi, city, was taken to
Iunatic asylum, utterly derans'd, As was
said, by his unparalleled prosperity in bus
incs'. Daring the year his firm had cleared
~ 800 GOO. lie died in the asylum, and
hi- own estate was valued at $500 900,
all invested in the concern OF which he was
partner The firm ii.elf failed the other
day. and j. now said To be utterly insolyen,.
One item Of the assets Of the dcccassd's O.
tate wa, thousand shares Of the Illinois
Central Railroad stock, which was selling
at the timo OF his deccasc at $40 share,
and which was worth, after paying up tho
instalments, ssOO,OOO. The same property
sold yesterday at public sale for $4,000.
All this occurred within eighteen months
the prosperity, the insanity, the doeeaso
and the insolvency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
'IFTY CENTS IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME %, NO. 2.

Morgan came in again; she praised him
for hr. " notion Of keeping thing, tidy" as
she expressed Il. Just then Charles caught
sight Of tho new rene Of glass the glaIier
had put Il in the night before, and OF course
len plenty Of thumb.marks around the
cscs. Hadn't I better wash the window
ma'Am ?" asked Charles.
ooh, yes I'll fetch you some water and
towels" and away she bustled. rhe soon
returned with the necessary articles, and,
telling Charles to be careful, she leit him
again 10 go aud attend 70 Mr. BcobO's break
fast, as Bridget was just ringing tho bell,
announcing that Z, was all ready
Mr. Bccbc was a widowcF ho had lost
thrcc children when they were quite young,
and now he had no one to care for him, eI.
ccpt good little Mrs Morgan, and he never
should have want II she could help il.
AMI now she va. at the head OF the table,
waiting to pour out bis corcO.
"Good morning. Mrs. Morgan" said Mr..
Bccbc. as he came in and took his seat At
the table, ~ hal no opportunity Of speak
ins to you last night, did YOU end Mrs.
Mann ?"
"Yc,, ami got there just in the nick Of
time, ,hcy'wcrc n,,ins down to tea, and
there W.. nothing on the table but some dry
bread, anil little milk and water"
"Ila, Charl,, come ycs'" asked Mr..
B,cbo. after some time.
"Yc., sir; | think hos real nice boy,
and will save YOU lots Of trouble"
What 1, be doing now''
81 LETT him washing che winlow."
"Bl-.s my heart must g ani 500
tha, BE- doesn't break everything
81 don't think You need be afraid, SIR"
aid Mr.. Morgan, smiling, as Mr. Beebe
went toward, the store.
Charles VA, putting the things carefully
back INTO the window when MI. Becbc went
in. and the old gentleman seemed u think
that Mr., Morgan was right. During the
day Charles made himself us"fil in several
in several ways. BE- was naturally bright
active boy, and now gratitude {, Mr Becbc,
ami TIE ilra Of b,nehtting his mother, made
him work with double energy. Mr.. Bccbo
began to wonder, how b. hal ever got
al5a, without him. H. s5on earned enough
IN mako hi, mother comfortable, and bis
trn,b AMI honesty made him respected by
all who In " him.
Mother, said Charles, on' evening, a'
they were a,,ing down to tea, and a plate or
DO, biscuits was smoking between glass
dish Of apPlc.auco and a platr Of smoked
beef, neatly shred, Mother, the best days
bnsincs. ever dil wa, breaking Mr. B,cbe',
window"
"N,. Charles, the bot was owning up
% Il honestly anil no, o,ins afraid 70 tell
the truth" lF5rre'ier'. Playmate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

M,Elya PErsDrs. The V. Y. Post, in
alludins 70 thi, s.a'gaalls subject, talks
wisely in r,spcc, to the MODERN fashion Of
making costly presents. Ii .ays, In eTtrav.
aslnca " the true and only proper motive
or giving present, i, lost sight of, and the
r-al pleasures which usc! 20 ha experienced
from a testimonial. however slight, Of genu-
inc regard, ar rarely enjoyed lecausa tho
standard by which such testimonials ara
now measured, !, no longer the affection OF
the friend which the testimonial represents,
bu; tho testimonial itscli \ donation for
rclirrof the poor may be a' costly as one
please. to make a. but present from one
friend t. another ought not n have pecu.
MARY value which could possibly reflect upon
the condition Of The receiver. or distract his
or her attention irom the .sntiment 1t was
designed to symbolic. Tho real value of a
present therefore. A. a symbol Of affection,
iswi,hin certain limits, in an inverse ratio
to i,s p,cuniary value Tho more the ro-
c,iycr dwclls upon the intrinsic worth Of a
sift, the los will ho bo disposed 70 think Of
th' giycr, and justly too, perhaps, for tho
NOR, reason will be have to suspect that
vanity and a desire to display his libcrality
had more to DO with the snperauous co'tli.
mes, Of tho article, than any purcr .enti.
ment. God loves a cheerful siyer, not an
cxtramclnt or vain one"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
Birds Frogs. and Mice.

Many a. aar reader, have beard o' the
famed lu.. u. thr frogs and mice. We
v.u--.la repetition a, 30 to-day l6 mo.
I-I Boo sing. combat. 4 large srsgn frog
MAJ. lu assault au d young nearly grown
mouse. ana ag.r q struggle in which tae
latter made many loud Complaints, che frog
obtained ,at victory, and Immediately made
meal % his opponent.
W. laTs thr rar.st 1i th., battle will iu-
dage our readers 90 give proper respect aud
protection o. tle iros,, asss,,u. a. they Do
IN gItrTat.n- such L.rrelat1s, as ,ls mice
have lesu o.. pas. winter. Much is said
and written Iu favor of ;hy birds but frogs
and snake, We r.slrI Is ygry useful, and
u1r- attention should De i.rl1t.I g. ,heir
merits, a' taars is much prejudice against
them while th1 handsome aIpsaau-c Of
birds gives them great advantage, quite
independently al ,h..g merits. There are
however two birds, who DO uat 81 fair play
on account % a s.uilas Tr..ldlce. Iag,c
are the CROW AMI ,hs hawk. Tas latter ss-
TccialIy IS cminsudy useful ,a J-,r1yin.
mice, and does u1t d1a turlryltb part of
the mischief caused by some lv1rIts song.
'.er,. who have comparatively lcv good
dJols o. recommend them. We like even.
s.I5I justice and b1manity-noi that which
i, controlled merely by fashion and fne ool-
0rs. Let us protect tle snakes and hawks.
Country Gentleman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
Farmers Clubs

Thee, when properly coriuctel, are very
valuable, as vrll as interesting Institutions.
Why Hit that there 8. noe one iu every
town in che state Isn't that thrrr 5, not
intelligence or interest enough among farm.
s-s m thr'r chosen profession, 90 sustain
O-.' Why, there u'ta Farmers club in
chs town ui Par.s' can any holy teIi'
We ll not, however take mp oar r.u 90
vg.ra iamIy o1 Farmers clubs, bot 90
caU 1e especial attention Of aur readers O.
tte report orths dain- oSone 1g ihr,e bod
i.., which r.ak. volumes Zoo praise % che
hrmrrs Ir Nu1; and vicinity. Woh1.s %
Nr1r .-.1 from thr urmhrrs. This club
was th- frst 90 bring 1lt thr fact through
our columns. that ttc Chuo-e sugar cane
wa not injured by fre1ir, chat b; might
hr Frozen through ,hc -rrl part Of the v.r-
Or. and ttsa make gral syrup This i'
confirmed ~ one o, hs Western growers.
who SAYS hi, vas frozen solid rHr before
D, MANUFACTURED &c.
wrh.I -rr friends hearty Cod sr,si in
ilr.r work as w.'l as srHcl thr T.rw."
Tho following letter from Mr. Sa,han,
should have hcrn iasr,-l rn connection with
thc r.l..r,s ol Young silver We publish
30 fr thr rlrpa,. uf showing che manner in
which Che animal was brought uF.
Ovma. oct 80. l,57.
B1ra F,-'.,, E,-par Sr. I ..al
You o., r,l.srr, % Young silver, which
I fs' Will % your County much service
H. is from an excellent family I rai-sI
him ur5a skim milk ah5u, ay5 weeks. ol
which hs drank but I.,t'e, when given him
sour. therefore he was r1,iry'y w-.urI at
toe end ai t.at umr. IIru.,rE had p,at
o' meal u DDS li.r, O. ms sulwIvlss.
Probably rails. ms rlllr cheaper than
auy maa .u che country. Iwl not except
any common cattle, as like 30 have them
improve after thay z, out OF uy hands, in-
stead or declining, .rrm h..us PREVIOUSLY
ov.r.isi. which, iu ms opinion, has besn
cur. o. th., country F-.i ,csiius must
te krTt OPP, or the animal jrsuynts pa
appearance. .r rD-srl.rs I.sra,, Thequal-
ity uf tEs Hereford, ..t no r11' f-Ir-,
while that OF tbe Short Horn, compel, their
b-y,Irr, o. arcs them, 1r they look missra-
i.r. This taay know, which has induced
them o. aIap, che course thay have, IN high
feeI.u- Eut with an ths.r forcing, they
cauu., hide their hollow crops, upright
shoulders, ami large palnehs- ami lsh5uli
Ike % srg che h4L8>r slor; uf che hra-l.r-
who "f1rrs" such ,at;l,. a, tir end OF each
year kugw they mus, d. rich men %
keep &c ur. uule., f5r.-f % o. fancy price
Tbc.s artificial prices will now be- islt by
men who cannot aI.rI them
.m l.ar sir, yours sincerely,
VA. lly. >uTHAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

GoD.wARD or MAN.wiRp. The editor Of
the New York Baptist Examiner says he
fears that Mr.. W is representative
Of ,oolargc class Of men in all churches,
Of whom ipNas said, when one asked. is
Mr.. W--agnod man, "that depends
upon whether you mean God.ward, or man.
ward. God.ward, no man ia our church IS
-ounler in the futh, prays oitcner in our
meetings, or gives away more money accor-
,lilug to bis means. Bat manward, / am
sorry to say Irs /, re ,rlsl as rather tricky.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

NEw METHOD OF GOVERNING vIcIors ASH
u,Ls. Mr.. b. f. shannon, OF Berkshire,
franklin Co., VT, says that he has discov-
cred a new plan for sabjugatins unruly an.
imals, as follows: Put into leather bag
two or three pounds Of stones, and tie 1t fast
to the tail of the animal. lie says he never
has known one to jump fence while under
going such treatment.