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GROVER & BAKER.

sews from common spo0s brunswick Telegraph.
The inventor deseI yes well Of his country.
CTaunton Gazette.
This invention is blessing TO all Fheyard Sazst'e'
To ladies IT Is most valuable. thereaith ua2et'e'
Wu do all the stitching Of the family.
(Northampton Courier.
rtis s,r t,s hest Of rs kind New jersey Journal.
Takes the lead of every other NorihaeId Messenger.
Is the best of its kind. dinners 0ouf"ai'
A child may manage (sHsseX Register.
1t works on silk cotton Or leather springfield News
Its searas are as durable the fabrics Virginia Herald
Sews strong and beautiful seam. (Adams Sentinel.
Superior to any saw. cortland Gazete'
We know it to be superior article. Cincinnati Dispatch
The best manufactured in this country tBason Journal
Not single stitch will pull ont. Woodbury. Constitution
II finishes its work where it stops. aurora Beacon
Makes stitch that will not rip Bordenown Register
ofinetimabe value to Jersey Shore Republican
Rapidly growing in public favor. Cincinnati Enquirer
The best of its class, Gospel Herald
THIS machine finishes Its work northampton dazette
The sewing will not rip German Reformed Messenger.
Cotton is used as purchased spoos. Warren Democrat
These machines possess no equal Charleston Baptist
sews silk linen or cotton thread Pitsburg Advocate
The best in nse. Cambridge JeheTsoman'
None have given better satisfaction. Springfield Journal.
Makes that will not rip, DansYilLe Herald.
The very best Of the kind. POrtsmonth Tribune.
Cannot imagine anything perfect tAbany Journal
Is simple and easily kept in order alerown Sentinel
The very best in use, diamilton 1ntellgencer'
The best for family use. (Georgetown Messenger,
sews silk or cotton with equal facility Gorwich Courier
1t is simple in construction. twheeling Times
Will not get out of order. tHerkimer Democrat.
sews neatly and expeditiously. phn, Mercury.
The best in the market for families. Carlisle Herald.
Thev give universal satisfaction augusta Dispatch.
Has met with unparalleled success b Kuiekerbocker.
Tho hest in use. Newark Times.
It's ,zork will not rim. (Monmouth Atlas.
It sews stronger than by hand. Newark Courier
Easily managed and kept in order columbus Journal
Easily understood aud managed Lancaster ntegencer,
A wifers deed of emancipation. tBoomfed Advocate.
Circulars with cuts of all Machines manufactured by til
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
with prices annexed containing testimonials from paftt
using these Machines will be sent by mail request.
The Grover 81 Baker New Machine
Was patented Oct 2 and 9, 1858
VIM. L. CUSHING, Agent,
nj s6t llCAMP STREET.
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QuAaraRMAsTRnla RRponr ouarfarnastar-Gene.
ral 5essnpa report, now in preparation for Congress-
viii exhibit it is said highly satisfactory state Of
operations Of that branch Of the War Department
0utof ten millions four hundred and seventy.two
thousand eight bundled and twenty-five dollars to be
accounted for expenditures for the year ending June
80ths accounts have been rendered for over nine mil
llona. Considering the many different localities fal
in the interior Of the continent the numerous stations
and extensive operations this shows great efficiency
It is believed the QualtemasteG General viii not re
qure 80 large amount for the current as for til,
past year Theestimates, however, are not yet pre-
pared,
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WEATHER AND BnALTH N NAToHEz.-The Nat
ches Courier Of Wednesday says:
Another cold, clustering day has visited us. At 6
o'clock, Tuesday the mercr,y stood at 80 deg ices,
with plenty Of the evidences OF winter in the shape
OF ice, icicles and frost At o'clock last evening
the mercury stood at &c. five degrees lower than the
preceding night. With such weather as this, no
yellow fever however terrible, can abide many days.
It is fast disspating into thin air. op" recent light
epidemic.
The deaths yesterday were two, both by yellow
fever. We shall have but few more to record the
pre- ent season.
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Norm CAROLINA Com MINE.-Mr. Samuel
Christian, Montgomery county, was here on Tuesday
lat exhibiting to the wondering gaze of his acqaaint
ances and others, specimens of gold taken from his
newly discovered diggins. He had twentyone mug.
gets, varying in weight from two ounces to eight and
half ponnds-atogether weighing about ftty.ive
pounds The most Of the Jumps contained more or
less quartz dirt or gravel but the weight of each
indicated the relative amount Of pure gold which is
seen sticking out in large gttering masses all over
them, In the whole tifty-tive pounds, we do net
think there YVES exceeding three or for. Of dross
Mr. G. says the mine holds out we'll, and that the
workmen there continue TO tind big lumpsR
salisbury (N.C) Waterman.
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WHAT NosE ?a-Not many years ago in the
village Of Eatouton, Georgia, man made his APP
pearance and stopped at the tavern He was pos.
sessed of Almost remarkable nose, one which monop
olized his entire face-red, Roman enormous. 1t was
such nose as is only seen in a lifetime. So great
show was it that it attracted universal attention. The
gauees cast at it, and the remarks made aboutit had
made its owner somewhat sensitive upon the subject
halEgrown negro boy was summoned by the pro-
prietor TO carry his baggage to his ROOM Cutlee was
much taken with the nose. As he came out of the
room, unable to contain himself longer he ex.
claimed
"Goy tphqt a nose y
Our traveller overheard him, aud went to his mas
ter with demand for his punishment.
Cutiee was called up, and, at the suggestion Of
some bystanders, was let off on condition that he
would apologize TO the offended gentleman. This he
readily agreed to do, Walking to the room where
our traveller was, and touching his hat and humbly
| bowling, he said
"Massa, you amt got no nose at aH!p
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REVELATIONS or THE MICRoscnPE.-One of the
most beautiful works which have lately been published
is series Of photographs from objects magni6ed in
the microscope. The last number is devoted to the
bee whose sting exees the lancet in the elaboration
care, and finish Of its manufacture; whose hairy
tongue is like a living hair glove, most deliberately
designed to collect the materials for honey; and
whose powerful wing is aided by mechanical Gontri-
vance Of the NEST beautiful ingenuity. Every one
knows, or may know, that the bee has two wings on
each side. At the edge OF wing runs stiff nerve
which, inthe microscope is bar. Along this bar, at
frequent intervals, are ranged semiercalar barbed
hooks like the half Of ring, placed that the edge
Of the other wing lies within the semcitces which
clasp aud at the time permit it TO play freely
as the rings of Wndoweurtain move along the brass
| bar, by this Continuance the two wings become
united as one, yet freely play from different hinges
i nesign Is human word, implying in its very ma.
ture human imperfecton, yet it is the only term
which we can apply to the purpose which runs
through formations like that Of the tees wing 1t is
the microscope, with its minute search that enables
us to discover this design in everything that we cal
dissectn all living creatures and the parts thereof
10 millions upon millions, always tending to life ant
/ happiness. Who can examine these illustrations a
the power of the Creator aud Of the law which rule
over His work. and not feel an impulse to sing ia hi
soul, +" Gloria IN eEcelsis Deo2a Spectator.
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Opinions OF the american FfesS'
Grover Bakers is the best (American Agricultural.
To all of which the Tribune says, Amen.
New York Tribune.
riss,, that # claims New York Tndependsnt.
We give II the preference. (Americau Baptist.
,a,,+.a sor ,r,o1or,. in.r orco,tor
Amsric,n Medical Monthly
~. ,,,o t4.,,or 3 r,,,,er,s hast rrodieg Wreath.
.. Jyhi,,, .,a.,,., eroyor { Rof-or,s
tSow York Dispatch.
Superior to all others. New York Mercury
We have no hesitation in recommending Il.
(New York ExpFess
It requires nc rer5pooLng. (New ferk Evangelist.
For family usethey are uurigaed.
New YORK Daily News
They sew seam that will notriP tNew York Courier
It performs nobly and expedi.ousy.
ryey, York Examiner.
ra,,-,.o,,, s,- ,t,.os,,,f.,, rpo,fca Fezes
VIII e5sntad 10 ali l,tnds Of fp,piIv sewing
fNev, York Observer,
Rest ada,tal for rsr7tIvrse New York Dsy Book,
wsdo at ii, -teie il recommend il.
New York Chronicle.
Jtgewg strongly and does not rip t.ifs Illustrated.
The price Of Inventions tProtettant Churchmon.
MS yyorpan,s hest f,;and NEW York Weakly News.
weL or preference 10 G.ote. & Br ser Student.
The most blessed invention o. modern times.
tMotFers' Meg -e
It mot es pleasure of toll tNew York Evening Pest
The fayor..e fo- family uss Blo5kIyn Star.
Werhly aLplt ciaIs their value tAmercqn Missionary
Is lrea. n1e IS IN ia perb ~ stitch Family Circle
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SEWING MACH MES.
4 NEW SEWING MACHINE
BY
GROVER rEs BAKER.

THE GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. co. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE, having OBJ
five Patents sae duties of October I'd and
9th
This Machine is entirely new, and makes LOCK STITCH
THAT Is LOCKED Its construction acknowledged be
the most simple ofany Machine introduced and it the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION Of all who have examinedit.
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale alta
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
RgFrom very attering In which Machines
have been received by the puberesulDg up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND we are led to believe that
our endeayors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
been appreciated We take this opportunity remark that
this policy will unchanged and that Machine sold by
us we Shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect.
GROVER & BAKER $. NJ. CO.,
SOUTHERN DEPOT
NOII CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
a- All orders should be addressed to WsI L. CUSHING,
Agent of the Company.
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MdRPHY AND AEBERssEE--A letteFshas been re-
eeiyed from Mr. ANDERSEN one Of the best players in
Germany, and the victor in the chess tournament
held ia London the year of the Great Exhibition.
stating that he will pass his Christmas holidays in
Paris to contend with Mr.. Morphy He intends ar.
irving in the French capital about the 18th of Decem,
ber and will remain a fortnight. 1t is not, however
certain that the young American player can remain
in Paris 50 late In the year. [London News, I'D.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE FAR.-The jackson Eagle Of
Thursday saws;

The second Annual State Fair began last Tuesday.
and will close next Friday. Notwithstanding t6e
weather WIS rather Indictment, large crowd was in
attendance yesterday and the day before On the
first day Hon. Thomas j. Hudson, President of the
Agricultural Bureau, delivered an able and eloquent
address, which, weunderstand, will be published.
0a Tuesday the exhibition consisted ia needle
shell, fancy and French work, raised, worsted and
framed tapestry work patch work in cotton and silk
embroidery in silk loss chain stitch or braid knit
ting, netting or CROCHET in cFewel or silk wax and
lures.
Yesterday the exhibition consisted in field crops
and samples Of same Gotten bales, Southern farming
implements, machinery, manufactures in wood and
iron, leather and blooded horses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

EXPLOSION OF METALLIC CoEF1N,-A few years
have served to bring into extensive use for burial
purposes the now common metallic cases or coIins,
especially when it is desirable necessary to delay
the interment When first introduced it WIS the
practice to exhaust the air in these cases after the
body had been put in to secure them fully, tEWas
said against change byeontaGt with the atmosphere
For various reasons this practice has fallen into dis
use, the only precautions now taken being to com-
pat2y cool the remains before sealing up the case
From some neglect in this latter respect circum-
stanee took place not long ago. which, originating
here, is worth relating. The case, containing an
adult who had suddenly deceased while in appaT-
emily good health was sealed up to be sent for inter
ment to a neighboring State. The conveyance for
half days ride was by railroad, and then by wagon
for thirty miles. The day was warm and the road
rough, and much motion was doubtless given to the
| remains. The persons in charge stopped for brief
rest at tavern, and in the house when they as
well as all in the vicinity, startled by loud re-
port, and it was found the hurialcase had by rapid
generation Of gas exploded with much violence, en-.
tirely blowing out the heavy Fench glass taceplate
which it shattered into thousand pieces Nothing
could be done but to seek hasty interment in the
vicinity, and await the coming Of cold weather t.
allow the removal of the remains to their destined
place Of burial [Chicago Press and Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

EMIGRATION BETWEEN ST.. LOUIS AND SALT LAKE
The st. Louis Republican Of the 9Th inst. has the
following:
Mr.. William Wallace, Of the Alta California, fur
nshes US some Interesting information In regard to
the amount Of travel between this place and Salt
Ike. He left the latter place on the ID Of October
and arrived here on November 9Th On the first day
ont from Salt Lake he met Hubbell's train Of fifty
two wagons. This train started with seven hundred
head Of cattle, Of which number one hundred and
ninety had died--one hundred and seventeen perish
ing from cold one night on the Rocky Ridge. On
October 10th, met Judge Eckles with train con-
ssting Of one coach and four six mule wagons. The
Judge had with hma little white girl lately recov-
cred from the Indians. On the same day met train
Of tweuty.one wagons which had lost fifty head Of
cattle on the way. He reports having passed on the
route fifteen hundred and siEty,ive vehicles, eight
thousand and sxtyone yoke of oxen, seven hundred
and four mules tortytsx horses and twelve hundred
and thirty head Of loose cattle.
/ large portion Of this emigration is occasioned by
the establishment Of the government forces in Salt
Lake City many Of the trains being filled with army
supplies but aside from this there is vast amount
| of miscellaneous emigration and commercial inter,
course existing between the two points, Whilst il
furnishes an illustration Of general progress points
to the future when st, Louis, from her central posi-
ton, will become the metropolis of Amerca.
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The eyes of other people are the eyes that ruin u.s.
L all but myself were blind, should never want
fine house nor fine furniture. franklin.
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ANIsETTE-All qualities.
CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE.
CURACAO.
CoRDIALs-Assorted, all kinds.
KIRsCH.
MARAsCHINo.
PEPPERMINT
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
woLFE's AROMATIC sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY
APPLE BRANDY-old and fine.
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-Quars and pints.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quars and pints.
PORTER AND ALE-Iu boxes, qts. and pts, Amer'n
Tobacco
800 boxes, of all styles
Pounds half pounds, SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc, from the lowest grade to tie
highest quality and price,
Cigars
All the approved brands Of fine Havana CIGARS.
An assortment Of German CIGARS
Cuba Skies, etc, etc.
SNUFF
Lorillards Garettg Goodwin's,
Roones, etc., ETC., etc.
Pipes
PIPES Of every description.
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities.
Goodvin's Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
|
Tea-Tea-Tea-
IMPERIAL, in half chests, Of every qualitylOo pigs
.. in e. u and II Id. boxes :. 200 :.
.. in canissrs of l and 2 lbs. each. 100 :.
GUNPowDER, in hf. chests, Of every quality, 30 :.
:. iu6lb,, Il ID. and eaptsers, leo =.
YOUNG HYsoN, hf. chests, ass d quality, 50 :.
ooLoNG PoUoHoNG, =. 100 ;.
in1O, IS and 20 h., LEO :.
FoUCHoNa, in and 8Oz. papers, 100 :.
Pickles, Preserves, Ketchups, etc.
Ground Spices.
Wood and Willow Ware,
Spices
100 bags PEPPER.
20 bags ALLsP1CE.
800 mats oAss1A.
1900 pounds NUTNEGs.
800 MACE.
Paper
Hardware Straw
Cap and Letter.
fea. News etr
t-h's''s O''1''S--
American and spanish every variety
1,., g.. WI c....-s..,
&C. -,
Quarts and pints-2oO baskets
Soap
Magnolia, Colgate Winchester Westen etc.
Coffee
RIO, JAVA,
WHITE AND BROWN,
MOCHA, LAGUAYRA.
'''', sn,,
SPERM,
CHEMICAL SPERM, etc.
Butter
t - r., viii.
Cheese
o,o ,.,vos= ,,,, 4, .tor,
u, yg.s,.,, r,n,,,.s nat,
Durham Farm
e1ono.....
sl'l'o"' 9
sugar-L0Erins's sRetincd-
200 bbls. Crushed.
" "
n Coarse Pulyel.
ra..,,r=t,u.,roay
:. LOUISIANA in hhds and bbls.
rrshed r,ogior,5 and T,oaF
yroI,ss.s--
:! Ne" orleans henhe's NeoeH Il
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Atlantic CaBIe---Letter from Mr.. snvvord.

To the Editor Of the London Times
lip. M. STR-I beg to inform you that have just
received the annexed message from Valentia, which
has been transmitted by Mr.. Bartholomew, the Super
intendent Of the Company at that place. 1t would
appear that by the application Of extraordinary and
peculiar battery power at Newfoundland, in accord
ance with the instructions Of Professor Thomson Of
Glasgow, Zone Of the Directors of the Company it
has been possible to convey through the defee
tive cable the few words recorded by Mr. Bartholo-
new in bis message to me this evening.
This, however, though encouraging, must not be
regarded permanent state Of things, as it is still
clear there is serious fault in the cable while at the
same time tits not at present absolutely clear that
any except the most extraordinary and Ito the cabe)
dangerous Efforts be made more especially on this
side overcome the existing obstacles in the way of
perfect working.
The following is Mr. Bartholomew's message:
have just received the following words from New
foundland Daniell's now in circuit
The signals are very distinct Give me discretion
to use our Daniels battery reply
Immediately on receipt Of the foregoing sent the
necessary authority to use the Daniels battery at
Valenta, Yours truly,
GEORGE SAWARD, Secretary.
No. ~ old Broad street, Oct. 20.
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GROVER &ss.BAKER's
CELEBRATED
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
SEWING MAcHlNEsI

Thu Machines sew from spoos and form Of IN
equnled strength beauty elasticity, which will not rip
even if every stitch ia
They are unquestonaby THE BEST in market, for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT is LOCKED
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1.n,,rs.nnn intelligence.

Tba rss5o Gazette Of the 9Th hes the following:
since our last the weather has undergone consid.
cradle change. On Sunday II ives very warm WY
snltry hut towards evening It commenced talhlhst
violent hail storm set in which lasted about an hout
Since then the atmosphere has been very COOL NY
we are in daily anticipation of severe lrost' ee
1 learn the hail storm OF Sunday evening au oVhstu
erabie injury to the cotton on the lReF po.ons puS
our planters have had such favorable season Illus
far that they will not feel the less very peFeepCoy
The receipts Of cotton in our warehouses, 70 date,
are much larger than they have been LOT many years
We doubt if any previous season Wlli eolhpate Wl'n
| this We have k5en indebted to low wafer anu
beautiful fall for this early trade The roads are very
fine, and wagon with ten bales on II IS no uhusaa
sight. The plant@t have aYalled themselves y Wy
weather and commenced hauling IN their cottoa as
fast as IL baled Freights have been reduced TO We w
per bale aud wilt 10 ten days, fall to 81 CO. Ihe
present rise in the river will give excellent naVga'
ton faT small boats,
During the last two weeks there has been heavy
rains which extended over the Rcd river country
All tie small streams have been filed, which, pour
ing their contents in the lakes and RIVER nave Iaiseu
them fully six feet. From the besI information NV. W
obtain there is every reason p beleFe thaG the
rise has attained within few inches OF us hgnest
noint We have at present supply of water suti-
cent to transfer the cotton crop TO new ufieans az
So per bale.
The Bossier Times of the 18th says
We are yery much afraid this fearful malady has
made its appearance in our parish at last Quite
number Of deer are found dead in the woods, but az
vet the cat e Geem TO have escaped-though we hear
Of some few diseased it is not known for certain that
it IS the black tongue. The most of families have
ignored fresh beef and deer meat; and even milk and
butter, are prescribed.
The North Louisiana Baptist of the 4th says:
On Sunday night last the heaviest rain of the sea-
son fell raising the bayous and small streams consd
elably, and will, if general, improve the navigation
in nur rivers Since that time it has been growing
colder, till yesterday morning there was light frost
The Marksville yillager, Of the 9Th, says:
Since Monday last we have had the coolest
weather Of the season, and Wednesday and yester-
day mornings frost was as thick as mush. The
weather continues fine, and our cotton growers say
that couple Of weeks of such weather viii enable
them to gather their corn crop uniniured.