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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
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'BABCOCK BROWN

BABCoCK - BROWN At Chist Church; Bo.Alyn, On
Wedne sisy evening FEB by the Rev. H. Csoteid' St.
al Of BROOKLYN.
piAsoN-FUkDY-in Liyouis. " Y. on "Wednesday. Jan =
pS,he Rev. pr fsrm,le. M L. r. DNson to Miss Annie =,
rVI osnen,SI OF e C. furdy esq oil OF the above Pse
-MURklsON-On Thurslsy, Feb g. BY The Rev John
hsn u, D. KobeI Field jl.. Annie A., daughter Of
a, DSvid Morrison, eco al Of this div
NANStLL-SPE EER-At the Pacific Uota N r,asiay Feb.
'ee xey. pL Gushing, M Mchatd Msnse.l of B6ont N,
a. To,i yuA speer only daughter Of Henry Spoer esq
hSCLAin-BtRDkTT-Int this city bv the Re-, ur OHM
,,r,y NJ. NJ, an " D. % Miss Eliza Blrd. A, NJ mis- H
~ htthnAN-GhACiE-On "Wednesday F.5 : A, Cs,gafy
snuI0p oy me Key Dr. Hawks Can-3s. T,krru1sl %
mary fieinaE dan gbter Uf the ate NiI ,p, a -.
WtLkER-TtiU RSTON-Or T.e,b., PS v sSis, -, D..
ton Of COopsTs,oWD, " Y. ' ''in'lS T. iAurs
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Movements Of Ocean steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
STEAMSHIPS TO AND from HAVANA.

sa-,Ar Piiladlpia- From New.York "a arriving Of d.
ysns Ell and New 0rlcsns lth From NswOheans 1h, hs
yuls sd. arriving u New.York 18th
Stsansskip Qxfey C-From sewYork nh 81 each soseh
srri,irs Hsvsns Eth and Mobile lih. From loeLs I'd
Havans iAh urivina at New fork 2ih
SedE,a,p CasaHba-From New York l-h, arriving us
ANA I7th and New Orleans sh From Neworeans S7tk, No
yana 9Th. arriving q New-YoIk 18th.
S,saa.hP Empgs Ciy-fu.n New. York - ,,h Th.inS e
Havana eth, arriving Of New York 18th
S,oan,hip Black Wdyyior-Fom NovsY York 9TH arrives
Havana LET, and New Oresns 81. FROM New wOneaDs kfh,
Havana l4ih. arriving az New York 18th.
aba-From Chaeson +th and 18th due a HsvAsa
7 and sd Prom 10th and 2,a due NsvYosh IeA
aud SLIT
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Markets. Prported BIZ TslegrGph.

SEw-ORLFAxs. Feb A-CorroN generally unchAngsdi sAee
TODAY Of T. 500 bales. ELoCR. ~ - 81 LAsD IN oos,
&c. SHOULDERS Sc and HANS Sc WHISKY Isc fhtfSh,s
,iifer: Cotton % Liverpool, l5S2d.
CHARLESTON Feb 4-rbe prices Of Corros have adVASccS
ic The sales Of the W, ek add up 6oO bales. .,
AUGusTA Ca Feb 4CorrON lirm sales today lVD os..s
SAVANNAH, Feb +-CoTroA-sales to-day II" oeess ss~fi"
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WANNA letter from Mobile, dated Jan. 90, says:
"As far back ss ten days ago the atheas az the door
were ont in leaf brightly delicate and transparent IN
green. Now the peach aud plum are in blossom the
fgs showing fruit, and various flowers peeping from
the ground. ssw nuIberriee in ful bloom ten days
ago."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

taking eco bushels in bulk, while other vessels took
at the sane rate Il bags; 800 bales Cotton a. BIG !d'
the latter rate DcsinoJeht; 800 bo1ss Baooo ct
cos; 100 tabs rl at 21s. 20 boxes Cheese At -osi
tups Glover Sod at o5s; 2GO bbl- Pork at 2s 3D.;
cote. Pork a. 2s 81. To London, 50 tuns Ol-CaSe
in bags AZ IS Cd ~ bbls Pork d. s.. 81; - io9
ard hhds. Pork Mildles q, S. g ce aud -. y md
c93 boxes Bacon 81 4s; $50 this. Flour O. "a. 3D.
hhds. Tobacco at COS 1000 boxes Cheese 8; 52s I'd
To GLASGOW, 800 boxes Cheese al So. schooner CT
100 tuns home from Cienfuegos with Mo'asses q; =
TIE business Of the Slb-TreasurJ was: Receipts,
$i6 f34 77-$i6 600 from Customs Payments $o''-
9ts s.; Balance, A., l9,62e -.
The land sales u the ;nos Central Road Il Jaau-
ary were $65,0o0.
Alber. II. Nicolsy's regular daily suction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place .o-morTow ,tadsy),
at l2l o clock, st the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale Of bonds aud
stocks will take place tomorrow Friday st l2.
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The New York Fire and Marine Insurance Company
has declared annual dividend Of 10 e cent, pay
able Oh demand The United States Trust Company
has declared serni-annusl dividend of3 e cent psy-
able On the 10Th inst. The kn:ckerbocker Stage Co.
has declared aemi. annual dividend OF e cent pay
able on the 9th inst.
There is large supply Of Treasury Notes offering IN
the street and they selling at = cent discount.
Very few partesco come forward 10 take them IN eI-
change for gold Of the Assistant Treasurer.
4 large public sale Of American Lawns, the produc-
ton 81 the Pacific Mills off to-day st the rooms
of hessrs. Little, Alden & Co. The offering embraced
beautiful assortment Of new ar desirable styles
printed on fine 10 cloths yet though the elite oftho
trade were represented prices ruled .ow. Tie sale
was CONDUCTED by Mr.. Wimerdng, sen. The ra es
obtained ranged from to 10 cents average about 9c
T. yard. In former those goods sold at private
sale at l9l dlic. Buyers present thought the sale
very good one yet there must be small loss on the
goods as the material of which they were composed
was purchased at high prices.
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Passengers sailed

II steamship Kangaroo for LirsypolMr Mrs. and Mise
LithbIdse, Mr. and Mr. r. b. Hayes Mr. and Mr. shaw
Mrs A. O,bome Dr. Colyer o. Werum bearer odispaiesss
Denmark, Rey. j. Anssett Mes.r. Tzitler Bsxer o. w.
Hedeiberse Botteo O. Pestman Thomas Curry Taylor, r.
Brown, Renshaw, Martin. Oron-, and 1871 In the stsersss
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK. .
Cleared. /.

steaInshp-Wm. Carroll, Chipusn, st. Crois II. p BueA X
Co.
Bsrss-Epam!nonds' Brandt Rotterdam, A. Ladd; Asides
lsm siodenbeIg Br,me Stanton Ruser John Hermann
tUaiu.l, Bonholdt. London, T. KJk.
BhsP. A. Paige, Tbbes CIenf1egos, Yates Por.erfea
& Co.
Schoones- North State Horton. Savannah, McCr.sdy Mott
Co.; Isaac Nansani, BuTge James River, 5. w. Lewis
stesnor-WestcTDport Berry, Savannah H. B. Cromwell;
Delaware Copes Phadelpha New York and Phsd. pha Nayi
gaf'on Co.
sool--Msris Louisa, Cummings, Fall River, master
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uisa, Cummings, Fall River, master.
Arrived.

US steamship Cshawba, Booch, New-o vie Ha-
's s.mhp ann % wS p' 70 p.T s SSSs0I Co.
pass. 10 Luoam Plea,ants.
ship Genoa Penhe New Orleans Il days sugar k 70 Rob
Elm. tof RoclsEd Fins. from New Orleans for PhsdelpSis
Bark Francis secor Paine Galveston y doy' cotton Frost
Bark Della Chaplin Howard oeauA ds sugar &C. 10 s.
So, from from Or london 15 - h .t' s s. :ns y & S7s
:s ,Poss ship EgptsS from Nswoan. for Havre 10 days
Of LyePOS . from the topgaant foecsse overheard and
c. On hs S@ and 2ith gl, IA, . ~ lon $, he'd very
til IT, Ps.'Ps IN ss PtI1v'5S Ds hSsyy *s.,ssf
a Fb D sy S1 es iS%@ from pS's1p
Brig Lagrange lof 6arcner Me Mozsy' Msianls: IS days
Bbg VIM Mason (of Ca.tlno) Gardner Havana JAM la sugar
Big Tyrant Mccormick s.. Jugo Cuba jan H. sugar to
PeaDt BTos Has experen ed heavy n. E. gales Feb lat
BsIken,ine Young America HGrhogtOn ewOhesns and g.
pss' jar 10 md.s to nssie Have eApesnced heavy
Key with heavy gales II ins on Hat;ers had strong se
schr. "a Maa Mnnor Virginia days to J. Haven.
scSr' scbI fansTs fans yy. M nra,a Ea,' com
sehr DaIs lof Broohhaven Terry PernsHba,O % days,
shr A. Brsdshaw Fish schner leland Caribbean Sea Jan
49, and 80 hours from Hampton Roads, guano to C. j. Gilbert
schr. Helene, rIender.on, Wilmington, ~ c. days, naval
stores 20 Jonas Smith Co.
val % stores . Bo%n bSoe "a Cap anyy nay "a %
perisneed heavy gale from T. F. lost forssaG 1c Jn
gale from n f.. lost ior'nsst head and msnopma.,.
sebr Asnee Pennington seaPpefrong River " c. days
sctr " Grice Pnmer Edeuton, ~ c. % hour. srln b.
J. g. lisms.
shr. $ = smth Smith, wsshpsion, N C.. Day, og,Oo.
schr. Wm. Hone. Scott, Aesandda for Proyidssce
schr L. Dsyis Lynch, WAnnstoa, " &, 5 days nSyA
schr. 9; s,ro1E Mott, wnuingon, n C., days. u.ya
shr Frances. English, wa,hston y c. J.y, naval store.
setr c NJ W.rep, Robins Rlll.beih City, y. {, day.,
sshr I. f. French, Webb E1e ton n c. days sn TO J.
sclr. Psusr,.stt, wlpes Philadelphia for Bo,tqn
Scfr Mary Anna, Gibb', Norfolk days srn % h'oert
schr. r. G. w!iin German MIN days gan. Robsts
seh Rebeees BALDWIN City Poin, days -four to j. HlasI
scIr Els Tubbs virripis Aays main 70 4 G Haven.
Som tAt.i, Fountain, York Rissr ' q, corn =, . -
scET =. :. Crer D'br nsh, Dcss"ae sfah 10 H. D. bsr-
schr L. B. Bailey WtirIow Newcastle, De-, grain % n. D.
Barnett.
schr Alex Law. Wood, Delaware grain % r. D. Barrett
scb On.co smith Norfolk dsys, ain q J, o. Williams.
Steamer Wes,ches;cr Cs PEo'ideaee 10 hour, uase.
s,esmtug Enoel Train HeBnes.~y, Boston.
BELOWThe ssinapLorv al tbe HshlndI reports 20 inward
sAiLED-s6 sInship EsL ao jeffrey Liverpool shlp EeA
@inOnds. Brandt RoeId IN bAIk ~ Hyer by'r, Havana
| Jane A. Bishop, Bnce, Noodle.
WISD-Durus the day, from 3 w, and light
Tie slip Ttoma. WAsop Is BOW on the Screw Doc. for r.
pairs She viii b sPPed, reaulsed aud newly cOPpered.
BY Telegraph.
| leans iteheran, Bott, Manila.
C.Gs Laac Newton, om oueans, bns Albert Adams,
Nilni, ston.
Ped bsks Andes from Mat,nz; Bay STATE and Hssxi
Everett, from Bainore big Pkaro, from Mobe ,chr Arc
Il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
DIED.

BisCHoff-At No l59 West Twenty ,gltb .,a. IN r,.,
day Feh John, s9n - aabei and Adsibert Bi,cbos "
COSOyER-At No. ~ Robinson street on Ws1r..a ~ q
May Eliza Conoye % s,er Of Silsn ana $50 reo
Ass5 yssr, EeIt1 ADs Ssys NNS0'e''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPoRTED F0s THE ". T. TRIsUSL
THURSDAY, Feb. g. l858
AsHFS-The market better for both kinds the demand
fair; sales Of 50 bb al IS 75G e5 5t for Pots aud 90 for
Pearls, few sellers AZ the advance.
COTTON-The market firm sons Of yesterday
sales zoo bales tine stock sale is Light We repeat
fcrmer prices, follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

There is good supply of Meats, Fish, Poultry and
Vegetables in market this week The demand Is fair,
but the retail prices vary but little from last weeks
quotations.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Family Marketin3.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prn
cpal articles Of Farm Produce in the City of NswYork
Oh Thursday, Feb. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
coirpp Or SPECIAL sEss10Ns-YEp. A-Beiore Jd.tlce

OsBoRN and WELSH.
The entire number OF cases on To- days calendar
.s42os rson cases. suspended cases bail sud
aisoGaeries
John Ouinlan was among the first prisoners ar
sasG on sasSS wla o No. os Mott street He
Sccxcted and sent to the Penitenary for two months
Charles Boyer was found in possession of roll oi
lead worth & Sc had stolen on the "a February VIM
West No 2l Hudson street. Convicted aud sent 70 the Peni
James Sullivan caught in the act of stealing, on
she % Of February barrel Of uSls,,e, eonsns nm A. 6ss
SSsHsx snp f Sp 3 Chatham ot Sent to the fcnen
tiAry for three months.
battery the Cd Of February upon Goteib i No Thomas
street the Peniten.iary for six msn,hs
Barney Carroll was convicted of stealing on the "a
of FsbruAy quart Of mossses worth Is cents from Frederick
uBampop No 90 South street. and ws remsnded to Satur
Maria Tigh, convicted of assault and battery on
Csthsrne Sullivan City Hospital was cnanded to Saturday Tor
Robert Taylor convicted of stealing, on the 3lth
OF January six bottles Of chloride Of gold worth 81 t;om
Nhan O. Brss' No 2s9 Broadway, was also remarded to
Peer Kerrgan was found in possession of a vest,
Later Moss. Hotel Bowey at the corner o. Bsyard
Sent to the PenitentaIy for two months.
Henry Leamy was caught in the acting of stealing,
on be 70 OF February pair Of boots, worth - from Patrick
Morsn No "a Roosevelt street Convicted and sent TO the Pei
Jose Muchada stole, on the LIST of February, q box
dama1tine candles weh slS from Bradley Osborn OF the
schooner Empire at ler No IA East River The eSrde' were
Adrian Mario and James Kelly, arragnel for as
a,a O1tteIy the hist upon JchA W. SonerhdSA NO.
az Delaney street and the second upon John OBen, No
West street, acquitted.
John Briggs, largely developed and genteelly
dressed mar well known 70 the voters OF Church street also
smess sporting" Workers, to-day arTsimed for
ALT and b.',sry on tho 10Th OF Jauuay on Isabella stanley
hdy' OF No 81 Leonard The assault salts
the City Prison for ~ days
The cases Of Charles Browne, charged with keep
ssoiaefy ouse No 70l Broadway rad Edward C. John.
-, Si.tusS 70, deens Quantity o. fss worth so, the
70 the General Sessions. ''''' saw "''N V'NO-N- -
Dora Freidlander was found in no.sess;on Of five
pounds OF beef worth % cent? be hsl s, ~ ~ 81. - ~
City PIsoI<or ten dAys. ~ ''''o'' SAu SEN 10 'he
John Horan was arTGigned for assault and ha,tor,,
On Sush Monohan, No. ~ Ninth street and was .~o1
Several other cases dismissed for absen.o -
witnesses or adjourned 70 future day wheu n. Count
g. O'Clock on Saturday morning. - ' s'''A'Aed
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MrSIArusZ ALnAN

MiSrArusZ ALnASAc..... TINS DAy.
Brr-Rses... 7.0G Sets.... 53 Moon-Rises IL; Pc
| HIGH wlTER......THIs Day
Sandy Hook IL 40 Gov. lsrd l2 som Hell Gate ell
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

An opposition line of steamers as been put on the
Panama route-the Northern Light, upon this side to
sail on the 9th March, and the Orzaba the Pacific,
to leave Sau Francisco the jth March The North
ern Light belongs to Com. Vanderbilt, and tie Orzaba
to Mr. Chas Morgan, and tie conjunction of these two
uminsres Of the steamboat horizon has caused good
deal of surprise. The putting of this line caused
decline in Pacific steamship stock to-day but it must
be considered favorable TO Panama Railroad as Offer
ing facilities of passage to and from California
and possibly at lower price,. We understand q large
number of passengers have been delayed al San Fran
CISCO waiting for the reduction of fare expected from
this movement.
The resources andliabtes ofthe banks Of the United
States the lst Of January, 1853 as follows:
,,itnI Z 10 INntna chanaa &c
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-FrB 4-Before Il,
cOrder

Shortly after the opening of Court this morning,
Michael Myers indicted for burglary in the third degree
pgoscbed the bar and pleaded guilty the The Court
seniepced him to the State Prison for two and r
months. . .
Henry Herman was then placed upon trial, indicted
t assault and battery with loaded pistol or sn with ner 70
Hill The assault alleged TO have been committed Fred
eek Baker in the month Of January last the saloon of the
sscused in the Eighth The evidence in the case was
conflicting Of the defense poinedy contradng that
the cution. assault however % extern was
admitted by counsel for defense and the jury after an absence
nearly returned cling verdict Of guilty Of
assault only The District Attorney before the evidence closed
abandoned that part Of the indictment alleging en- neEtto KILL
Sentence deferred
Joseph Henry Remsen colored pleaded guilty 10
burglary IN the third degree; and sentenced to the State
Prison for three yesrs and two mouths
Adjourned 70 II o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05

DANCING WILL COMMENCE
Ladie. In CALICO Dsrsers only pAricpatins
All o'clocs
LADIES wbo desire Il, msJ sy ss.de ,0e CsLIco DhEs5Es
and spptG on The fooT ID
FULC DRESS.
SUPER
VII te served IL .he Saloons from II % . O'Clock
FLOOR COMMITTEE
wEITE
Col AS. VOsBURGH,
Lieut.. Col d. BUTTERFIEL0,
adil4ut A. o. DEMAREsT.
Epsneer JAMES A. VAN BRUNr
QuAJtermaser GEO. A. BUCKINC HAM,
Assistant Psymaster 0Rc R0'EVE ELT
As.i,.snt Engineer J. T. SANFORD,
Copnmisssry " HOUSEhAN.
Cspt. MILLER, Lieut. MiLLhE
Capt. KEsYOg, Lieut.. oC,cs
Capt. WHrEirE, Lieu. broSE,
Capt. KsEH Lieut. DFsYf,
CAPT TonEns, Lieut. TRATFoRD
CAPT. CoLrs Lieut. YousGs,
Capt. MEIzLER, Lieut.. PRIDE,
Capt. MEsCmTr, Lieut.. sPsRLfse,
Lie.t. BUscE.
RECEPTION AND POLICE COMMITTEE.
Gro T. maxwell, ALERT Fl. NrcoLAY,
ELIAS p. WIsAys, WALTLR BRIGGs,
q. V. DErOREsT, HEskV l. HART,
JOIN r. BRIGGS, NJ. B. WySgoor,
DEXTER BRIITOE, DIR. g. LoUSsBERRY,
DIR. JANIS s. scosrELD, r. C. WAGNER.
PROGRAMME DANsANTE
Promenade.
..Qusdrle du NoEd
Promenade.
2. .Poks Redows Mary
Promenade.
8. Qusdrile. Bijouterie
PrOmensde.
4.schoisch. .'''.'.''Golden Link
Promcusde.
.QuadIlle. Satenele
.Vsrsovenne-" Esmerslda ,..Fsllie
Promens1e.
.Qusdile..........,.,. .,..''''C Carnival Spectacle
Promenade.
.Aitaile
Promenade.
.Qusdle Bouquet
Promenade.
10 '.''''''''''1heises etIsAen
Promenade.
H. Qualriie. ......,'' Char7an
Promenade.
H. Polts Redows.
Promenade.
l2. .Quadlle, hi'Sre
Promenade
II. .Esculspils
Promenade.
I5.. Qnodrle. Lanciers
Promenade.
l6. Schottiscb. Rostocker
Promenade.
II. .Qusdrile Vokssaren
Promenade.
IL. .Polks
Promenade
10. .Quadnlls. ','''''''''.Msen
Promenade.
90 Varsovieune" Esmeia1a" ''''''OtentSi
Promenade.
2l Louise
Promenade.
% Fq1esrenne
The city notablities, headed by Mayor Temann,
were there, and generally the admirers of charity con-
nected with the fine arts, likewise. The ladies' having
danced in calico went to the dressing and doiled
the said cheap habments leaving them to he distrb-
uted among the poor recipients of the evenings boun-
ties. At 1890 the floor was crowded. we presume
the esta ecstasies kept revolving t' reasOna.
bly, late matitutinal hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
BY telegraph.

BOSTON Feb l-ArI shiPs MSrche.,er Walton, N.w-oT-
leans Wtehoran Bott, Manila.
Highland Light snse.-PsssnE n ships wes. Wind from
"a. Gtis hasc Newton ion bns Albert Adams,
NiIni, ston.
Ped bsks Andes from Matsnz,s Bay State ai Hss1a
Everett from Baltimore; big Pkarro, from Mobe, sr Arc
te from Jeremie, all for Boston
NORFOLK, Feb. iAu brig Ann Tyler, 10 days frcm Mar
Unique
HAMPTON ROADS Feb. f-Ar. BARI Telegram, heB C9
Point bound for Auryais, waiting wind
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-11

CONSCIENCE makes towards Of us all.
1t is stated that during the prevailing re-
vival, minister from distance oficia-
ted in certain western village and spoke
very freely on the duty of immediate
repentance. After the conclusion of the
service, US the minister was leaving the
caurcnn, he was aecosted by gentleman
who wished to speak with him. The
substance of the conversation, as over
heard By our informant, was as follows ::
The gentleman expressed himself to the
minister as under sincere conviction, but
stated at the same time that there was a
difficulty in the way of his taking the
steps he should, arising from the nature
of his business. The minister inquired
what the difficulty was
I" am an editor, r"
The minister assured him that that was
very honorable calling; one in which
he might do great deal of good; and he
could not see how that presented any
hindrance.
=" But | am Democratic editor, sir,
aud support James Buchanan and the Le-
compton Constitution.
Our informant states that the minis
ter's face immediate ly assumed a much
graver aspect, and that the conversation
became very low and earnest, the only
part of which he was able to catch, be-
ting, where he was urging the impera-
live necessity OF renouncing the devil
and his works. - Lodu( Illinois, Gartlen
STATE,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-11

Nature has arranged that plants grow
ing even in the burning desert shall be
provided with enough of water for the
generations of their seeds; and one of
the most remark able instances Of this
fact is furnished by the Anastatica Hieo-
chuntica, or a rose of Jericho, which
grows in the arid wastes of Egypt, Pal
estine and Barbary; upon the roofs. Of
houses and among the rubbish Of Syria;
and in the sandy desert of Arabia. This
little plant, scarcely six inches high, after
the towering season looscs its leaves, and
dries up into the form of ball In this
condition it is uprooted by the winds,
and is carried, blown or tossed across the
desert into the sea. When the little
plant feels the contact Of the water, ii
unfolds itself, expands its branches, and
having become thoroughly saturated with
sea water, is carried by the tide and laid
upon the sea shore. From the sea shore
the seeds are blown back again into tho
desert, where, sprouting roots and leaves,
they grow into fruitful plants, which will
in their turn, like their ancestors, be
whirlcd into the sea These regular pc
riodical processes OF the life circle Of this
wee rose struck the simple imaginrtions
Of the men of old with superstitions awe,
and they invested it with miraculous yir-
tues Dickens household Words.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-11

Another trial OF Fa W e's Steam-Plow.

Another trial OF Fa ke's Steam-Plow.
A highly satisfactory est in O ghsod.
---On Thursday last Mr.. Fawke's again
tested his 'ew Locomotive Steam Flow
ia tough meadow sod, near the village
Of Christiana, which was, if possible,
still more satisfactory than any of his
former trials. So far as known, this sod
had never before been broken, but the
Irou Horse walked into it with compara-
tive ease, drawing six plcws, cutting six
feet six inches in width, and six inches
deep, tho engine working under pres
sure eff only sixty pounds OF steam to
the square inch, which is about half the
pressure used on former occasions in
Ploughing in soft oat stubble with the
same number of plows. The pillow work
cd beautifully, turning over the sod with
. smoothness and uniformity which
could not be excclled by any other pro-
cess.
This experiment must completely set
Gle the question Of the merits Of this
plow in the minds of those who, at its
former trials, doubted its capacity for
blowing in stiff sod, inasmuch as it has
aow bceu clearly shown that it works
pasicr and runs more regular in every
respect in sod than in stubble ground.
Those also who doubted the success of
the machine in cod, owing to a lack Of
! steam, are now satisfied that even this
experimental machine carries more steam
than is absolutely required for any ordin-
AIRY purpose.
We learn that Mr. Fswkcrs has accept
. al The ia vitation of the Philadelphia Az
sicuitsral Society to give an exhibition
in West Philadelphia, and that he ex-
ipects to be there about the 2lst of next
,nuspth. Perhaps the offer of the Hi
nois premium Of $4,000, mentioned BY
one Of our Ohio correspondents, may in
duce him if possible, to somewhat vary
the programme.-Lancaster Pa.) En-
press
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-11
Abuse of Credit.

Don't make practice of going secu-
rity for your neighbors. 1t is a danger
Gus business; gives credit to people wbs
ought not to have it, and who ever does
it will get caught, surely, Don't ask
your neighbors to bail you; deal just as
far as people are willing to trust you and
no farther. A man has Ire right to lire
on the credit of his friends. The pres
ent bailing system gets more men in
trouble than all the bad bargains that ev-
er were made. Don't live BY borrowing;
and above all don't borrow credit; for you
will be Obliged to pay back when it is
dangerous to do so.
Young men. read this over, and over,
and then cut it out and keep it, and prac-
tice upon it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-11
prentice~isms.

Douglas says that twenty five years ago
he entered Winchester, III, a poor boy,
with his coat on his arm and not dollar
in his pocket. lie is, at the end OF Il
quarter Of century then, poor fellow
still, accused of having turned his coat
and not having eight red principles in his
heart or pocket There is some reference
to his final fate in the initials Of his
name-S \ D.
Mr. J Freeman Of Michigan was rc-
Gently murdered by two of his hired men.
Could the coroner's jury have p roperly
returned a verdict of killed by his oacn
handss
4 Mr.. Henry Obin argues in the New
Hampshire GazsHe in favor Of the i'm
mediate destruction of all banks. The
christian name of Otia should have been
Jack.
One Of little Dug's organs announces
that he is about to swallow Senator
Trunbull Alas. then, fer TrumbulL
His grave is dug