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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

DEUxEME couR JUSTICE, %. v, JoNTE VIM LE.TH
Parolsse d,orlsans. Nos g,174 ct 76i.
I'm VERTU de 2 VyrIts de iiert facfos n moi
II ACTRESSES PhOnorabe G. NJ Bradford Seconde Justice
de PAx pour Ia Paroisse Orleans je ptoceder e ARD
y de Juliet 1855 midi msgasu Circle
les Poydras Perddo la vente pubque ajudica
ton de-
I'm lot de drogues, I'm yerre IN lot dc
cigars. Deux gitrRux. Lot de pRrfumere, etc.
Saisis dams les affareB ci-dessus,
GoNDITIoNS-Comptan au moment de !, adjudication.
jyl6 20 "a n G. W. SIMPSON, Conn6table.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
TlIPORTANT no EvERYRODYgl
GUINoN5s
Non-ExplosIye Cu1mphene and Spirit Gas
L a $ A N ID N s.

Also County Rights for sale in the States Of Louisiana Mis-
sissippi Texas and Arkansas favorable Apply
GARPIETTE, SCANDITNG 4 Hill,
as 3m No. NJ Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
r. a. FAHNBsTOOIk's VIRMIFUGE IN
4s TENNESSEE.

Brownsville, Tennessee January, 1851.
Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock Coz
Gentlemen-Ry consent, B, A. FahnesocRs FER
mifuge acknowledged standard article in this section
country our opinion any good purpose
freely that consider much the best Vernuge in use
prescribe regularly practice ard with uniform sue
and sell it than of all other similar prepa
rations put together. Truly yours. -, -,
Physicians and Druggists.
wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
eonny the United States a2l lm6W
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

ilfkhll0hg iHnsHr W Nl
n nll lHnet people voull nfaf
inf iHlNins tuundfe0s A. ihr wiae
mHh diffria. iha tnlhllmem ef a,
Other punge, whIeh uys' 'Nbft
hu wood y There iho rto fa,lh oni
20 wbefo tlfnr I.tH mlf hpatf ihe
fiilif reneil ltuu ad ~
We loos pes sonnll, upm III iai
ll'n na ,alHtf haanulhns, fall
hlollel, auimaleimi,lnlghislnbdes
monncf than he lml would dlf np
ihc dml nnl dItlle lhr spoil u.ih
lho grave, wufse ilah thc damnslle
huitrlhle, whu, under the eo,rf of
darkness vuuid commit crime, Of
lhe mo'l tilIuInuus anil nnniligalcl
character
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

',Iosp,, rl.ad. the y, o'ereas'.
chilling !. the uis,rs blast.
inl ,hc rain !. falling fast.
vi ahe,e II leaslcn hae.
VT q .usbsam struggling through.
lli,i,i.a arr hl, t.aa. IRON view
W, ~ know that he is there,
,ai IN hri.h,w.. will appear,
Scattering fas these clouds - drcar.
Thus. M, soul. |, !. With ,hec--
,lca,ls .uwrsp thee chillisxly-.
,'l,u,l. shich carncs pi-rc-i bs.
,ui thu light ii Hope appears
lin. (aIa.. 81, 'u,'arh'd IN tesrso
Nnd instead thee, vlcomy fears.
Though ii. dark. III not despair.
hut srus, me 3. the fafhcr'- care:
llis wise ,lscrrr< unfathsm'd are.
shsll mot alwsvs sre,sl her-,
lie, rise to aa imp~rislsble .raerc,
joys Tor s',hc rare in heart" are there.
".
'r-i>y. Tsss., Ovi. Isis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27
{ boitt iletirp.
ilni'irH for NJ Pdaoia Ndf.
SUNSET AND A BEAUTIFUL
LANDSCAPE.

.an ,h, .nn Ia .,lcu,l,r rolling down
,l ,,,,;,., ~,-.. i. s,rmen,. and colder,
-. ct.
h =, ';,,.,,,;,,..I ,l,,J then .L.cur.d
,,,l.,,, "a,
|1,., L-;ll,,n... ri ,he gamiu. orb had
,,..,,.I IN .vn,.
\. far, uh.c,. |, ,l.N.l the ,i..p. .lccr
asur vault cf heaven.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

Ii one has good character, be
communicates something ot i,s good.
ness to all with whom be associates.
II his hear, is rsdian, with the ligh,
Of virtue. that ligh, gets on, and
shines in upon the hearts Of Others.
lie can scarcely look q, another with
on, imprcssing some mark Of biz
own character On the hear, Of i've
one upon whom he eascs. A true
and homes, character will manifest
itself. You might as we'll suemp,
to chain the lightning in the black
csverns Of the sureharsed Aunder-
cloud, or put q hood over the gres,
light face Of the sun, as to lock or
. mans character from the sight el
bis fellows. God never designed
,ha, !, should &c. Character va.
male to be seen. I, Is not only for
the comfort and convenience Of tbs
wearer. ba. for the pleasure anil ben
eft Of other peoples eyes. I; !. moi
worn for self alone, for tha, wculd
he mean. bot for sll BY whom IL j.
surrounded.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

Ihe iulleWinR, Which We have
heard told as a lucl some time ago,
loo good 90 hc lost, anl ma, hr
beneficial 20 .ome gentleman Nha
has . ,eunf, pcc'lng Wifei 4
certain man. Who llyci ahaut ton
miles from n - who was IN tie
halit ~ going % town once week
aud getting un a regular spree. and
would no, return nmil hc hnd time
10 "rcul N" which va gcnclnll,
Two OF three days liz wlfc wa.
ignorant ol the cause of his STAYING
out 80 long, and suffered greatly
lrom anxiety nhou, his welfare.
When he would return. " coutse
bis conhdine wife would enquire
What had been the matter with him
and the iu,nriable reply vas. ",hai
be bad been caught ou the jury, and
COULDN'T gcl IN.
Having gathered bis corn AMI
placed II IN . large heap, he, accord
ne 10 cuslom. determined to call
IA he neighbors aud have real
corn shncking frulic. SO he gave
Ned. faithful servant, y iug and
an orlcr 10 ~ to town and get q
gallon Of whiskey--a very ncccssar,
article on such occasions. Nei
mounted mule, aud Was soon in
town, aud, equipped with the ~his.
kcy. and remoanied to Sc, on, for
home, all buoyan, with the prospcc,
Of fun .. Smoking
When he had proceeded q few
hundred yard. from town he eon.
clu'lcd 10 try the 'sh1' aud no,
satisfied With once. be KEEP, trying
until the world turned around so fas,
Iha, be turned a the mule, aud
there he went TO sleep ani the mule
TO grazing. !, va. nov nearly night,
and when Nell arckr !, vas jus, be.
fore the break o'day, and 80 dark
that be was unable to make On,
start towards home until light. A.
soon A. hl, bcwlltlcrmen, had sub.
sided 20 that he could &c, the point, ,
he started with an empty jog, the
vhiskey having run out, and a.loot.
icr the mule had gone homc. OF
coGrsc he was contemplating the ap.
plicaiicn u Two year old hickory, ;
or a piece Of ,wis,c'I covhiic. rs he
went on y, the rate Of two.fcr,y
Ned reached home about hreakfss,
time. and fetched up with = ie.
c'dcslly guilty eountcnancc.'
What IN thunder have YOU been
at, you black rasesl,' .aid his mas.
ter.
Ned. knowing bis masters excuse
to his sife when he gu, on spree,
determined to tel the ua,h IL he
died for Il, anil said:
We'll. master, to tel the truth. |
vas loIched on de jary and coul,lh'i
y, Of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

leaf reader those hefr only teei
lndlnn', inl such as iDu voh'i .ee
aale yan 10 imorg ibe bigger ~
Flal llebl tribes iou mus, lnls
lhe accounts N Indian. that yoa sec
printed by the million, IN fouf.tii
volumes, uIlb many degrees n al.
losnnce, fot you zee, they ac nll
made 70 IN, aad mus, be very "c,.
cracIniins' ior chat purpose Noi
only dll We 'eal ourselves vt dib
bnl NY worth, hosl lr,outl, asked d
MsinR before W. commenced cni
ing The idca vas perhaps fiiicu
lous, bn, ! was like the Little boy
from "Miiaoory," who, upon hear.
ing a Choclaw prayer, turned aud
asked hi. mother ~ God could IN.
drrland That" llul even among
Iho'c Who were once henIhen, | fnd
everywhere, marks ol lruc aud geu
uInepciy lam o great ticnd To
The Indian, aud believe that in mnw
respect. he Is iar better being thau
bis more enlightened ncighbor, tie
white man buI dcmur uhcn We come
to culinary arrangements. Il may
be that ] am not q Judge Of these
matters, though. ! here found the
celebrated article which is called
tom Fuller (Don't know how
to spell it in Chociaw.) For the
benefit of your lady readers, | will
give the receipt for making IL:
Make precisely as YOU would I've.
hominy, only add more water. after
II is boiled, set il away for,wo weeks,
TO sour, uhcn II ], ready for use;
but don't cat too much, u, Grs,.-
There Is great danger OF this, as it
IS so fragrant and uiee.
Here is the way the "Tubbis"
prepare It:
Pound the coru till each grain is
divided into abou. four parts then
make Ike l,c.hominy; after this
throw into J, anything ,ha, comes
handy. such as scraps Of f.h. flesh
'r FOWL, bread, beans, peas. onions,
&c., and then tie il up aud let !,
t""' WI ."u eau slncii u ~ forty
rar'ls distance
Now, DON, turn up your probo.cis
md say, "1'lia, would kill a dog ..'
Hasn't every nation it. national di.h,
Don, John Bull iat,cn on roa.,.becn
Don't Germany grin over hi, pickles
mi sour.kroat, Anl don', our
fattcn on turtle soup .
IT. all according to taste. YOU see.
claim iOr the Indian the righ, Of
Eating hi, Tom Fuller in peace.
To n. cosrNrGp.l
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27


A BsBy.-The judge, jury aud
sentence Of every weil.rrgula,ed fam.
lily. A thing that squesks ., mid.
night, and Will no, be ccmfased By
any quantity Of sop. A biped called
BY It's mother, "lc lille rsy. pc<y.
pinkus pink, bless i,s hearts and
very Frequently "te,ed'' 10 the tune
Of "lless We 70 up. up, up-e. end
here We 20 dsua. aovn. dosu.e. =
By bachelors called "brat, and By
Topper. the provsrbial philosopher.
delicssely slls.ied TO = 80 veil.
.ptiss," ke.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

b. ultw, af.i lu"pllin ~ %
II ,n s'ihmiirui insHtilnn hu
Il lhl. minth' 't , M
,p dt aniihs ~
b. p,tFtr " M
% l,ihafil Deduction made fof
iffifnltrrlisemeus.
-kll e,nnnnieatians mns, he a..
\ 'sa,l a. ", :. WAN, Esp. Pamela,
u ,.issirrt
- idiai repti" ihs fiphi n
h. LsJld nHfe ~ igisfierr wiih, ~ ~
y alir, ~ 49, hihna wih y didinfilg
/ ri.siaad fhi ~ tsIh lfredhinp
44dpif mf ~ ne fiif ~ u prf "9pdf'
H. " tiif, ~ lss., isf Ne afsi iaserii"n,
i N tlrttts pff Wnifc inf rrsfq subse'
! ,sd msfdiah 4 pif'iw afe nat ril'
b. ~ pai ih'ns pfife', iheg mpsi pub
ia ,isnh,,e Haa IL ME Pranla Nar.
". :. W,un, Pr"pfieiur
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

TITS S,w tsp rnn sueth. ~
pnt Iui ilss sar, ~" spii an vi
! chin.
"Nhsi 'aur' 1" soii ihe al.
hof
"Wh, lln ~ ~ lhal yoa Boa.
tovtd = replied lhe nclIn
~ hmlovpl no .tuatt"
"swt you dad NJ yen bonoe,i
out saw 20"
"llc ~ ihotef saw ,oal .aueei .
"llul you did, Az there. lhp
saw Hir, nov, sir'
"uh, ,un want tho saw VII, tho
thunder dila'i too say 70 At ilist'"
30 speaking to-day With , ,on.
uf q gun, regarding some cunning
cspluiis, ho told M ~ singular
Instance Vt - gun hanging hl,,
Which. we're II not iuf his we'll known
,etacil,, | should l,,l Inclined ~
l.ub, llo had s..need N. on, =,
f,'N.lal'i,h ana 'ne cap hal ss
''a'H' ~, tue P'''s hy' gong GU,
l' "'h y ',"" o's 'n'"''f' leoh.a
'pNn " 'oc ba'''', "na "W The
'ia'g' Ju,' s'a'ung' wh'n ''hg'ns
70 ", sh'al'i't once moe, y Nen'
'h "na k''lcd the sqa''fe.
oy t;r.,,r por,h .l,,,,,.o,.l,
.,,. "rhs ann !. called !, ma.cal,nc.
, rom hi' 'upp",uns saa sustaining
''e MOON anu hna'ns hcf 70, where's
WIN 70 sh''e, ana pr'ng oo''ses 70
keep Sueh . ia'n''y o. s"'s 'nu
moon "a 's,"'"'n'' pc'au,e ,u, sh' y
constantly changing ju'' ,'As am'p
blown about ~ every Nl"a' Tue
church s feminine 'eca"s, s"e '
'a '"a'r'ea 70 the ''ae anu .''s'.' ',"e :. !.
by the women.
Ass a country eo''of announces
~ the following terms 'ha' NC has
s',pe"u'" sFe'" ~. "'"s
" any man wants 10 zee stars anu
appreciate ono Of the uses 20 which
brickba,s may BE- perverted. let him
sPp'.''" '"' ''e'"''' WV" =" W.
''' " !, a. n, r,,
- ?. Wv ~.sP " P"v " ".s' =. 49,. ~
W. ''"''"" '"' ''''' '"e :" ''
'''
Re- a fellow in North Csrolina
,cc, ui,,. snd L,e.l;ny hi. A
gentleman ,,eo,n;,.l .sd invited
linn 70 dinner. thinking "a r., The
rev ,rI ,L,, "a. oa,r,i for III, an.
prchcnss,s. Af,w dinner the gen
I'm. .sS ~. .''gr J. ~ ). al A., 4. sni.
49,, 80, LII - .i'.''.,.i..., . E 80. ~ o.r ,,ss
r.S- An exchange paper says
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rvnRy VIM apsp ~,


|ItYstf.ifptiin iishnpr ~ 10
II snlsithin u, aaaih' 2 80
a. ltmpihs 10
pk4Yl. HHmbff, i,a fssis. fsd,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

~ An oil maid spsslias ef
marriage. says is's Ike any cshes
disease shiIe therr is ht uerv =
hope.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

rs- In removing 9. r. n. James
from Virginia to Venice, The qseen.
!, y aid. hss taken him fscn The
'weesl' he eksrs 70 tie 'ucels' he
easss~s.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-27

TA woman has sael fm 4
divorce in Indiana. On the sroani
.ha, her husbands feet we're 20 celd
!, distressed her. A case Of clear
Ineompa,Ibili'y u temperament aud
Of usis.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23
The ARMY AND NATY.

Major Hswiy hAs closed the recruiting Office at INDIAN
Apolis, and gone to Louisville, Kentucky
On the 18th ult., dinner given at Piymouth,
England board the guard ship Impscgnabic, by Cap
tain W. H. Stewart C. b. and the o6c1zs Of that ves-
sell to the oce of the United States mitigate Nj
agra Speeches made by Captain Stewart, Captain
Robinson Captain Tsrton, Captain Richards and other
officers of the British navy and by Capt1in Hudson and
Lieutenant North Of the Niag~ra- subsequently the
Duchess of Somerset gave grand dinner party in honor
Captain Hudson
Orders have been received At the Gospct navy yard
fit out the sloop-of-war John Adams
Lieut.. G. T. Thcrburn u. s. N. has been ordered TO
California join the exploring expedition fitting out
the navy yard Eare Island. Lieut. Thorburn is the Off
detailed BY the government TO accompany the camel
expedition to California lASt fall
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23
CAIRO INUNDATED.

rrm the cSaro (ri) rsn1s. Jaae isth
At four ci~ck Saturday afternoon the levee broke
the Aisamppi sidr about three hundred yards of
the junction Of the Ohio and Mississippi kvees and by
nine clock that night The town 61led with
The inhahtam&s csmencsd mOxing themHrlyes and their
effects ont Of town rapidy pobie and great deal
has been saved but the destruction Of property has been
immense. At present the water nearly with the
tp Of the levce, and everything Is floating aroand pro-
mscuoasiy. The inhabitants who remain collected
upon the Ohio leyce and the wharf boats and try
ing to make the best Of their frorn condition The left
wing of the brick hotel fell down Sunday afternoon
The citizens assembled in meeting on Monday and
organized vigilance committee oF the protection of life
and property The citizens 1T PxducAh generously sent
down by the Thomas Scott quantity Of bread and meat
and $500 in money This opportune act Of benevolence
viii be forgotten The people of Caledonia and of
Jonesboro have offered all the assistance in their power
Both whsfb offered 70 the people aud many
possible accommodated There was but life lost
THAI of Iishman named Michael Leerty, who fell out
Of . skif and was drowned Monday The agent of
the Cairo property, s s. Taylor did everything IN his
power and left his property to save that of others
He still remains here and has the steamer DAN Pollard
with barges moored at the lrvec. ready for emergency
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23
CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

Electricity is about to be applied 10 music A per-
former seated before piano. constructed for the purpUe
in London, Moscow, ST. Petenbmgh, win play NOR
eeau every note of which, by Of the electric wirc
viii be repeated by another instrument in Of the
cert rooms in Paris We already hare music by steam
now are to have music by electricity Lungs will 70
Ont of fashion
The Independence Beige the leading liberal paper on
the continent hss been prohibited from circulating n
France Hithsrto the principal part of its circulation
has been la France
The French Connie kaonk states that by "A accident
charcoal has been discovered to be cure for burns By
LAYING psece Of cold charcoal upon the bum the pain
Subsidies Immediately. By leaving the charcoal one
hour the wound is healed, - has been demonstrated
several occ,Gons.
the present season. reported 10 b generally in good
cpodsUA y = omuny cuunpu1B4 0un<, wifAia - tcx-
rtori Of The Austrian empire the wine OF AL kinds pro-
duced Is upwards OF five hundred millions a gallons
more than fifteen gallons for each man and child
Of the population The Austrian government earnestly
lahcrinS to bring about through the zolvcrein reiuc-
ton of the high duties the wines in other States of
Germany and the North
The Boston Journal rep~lling some statements in .
Ncw York pupx dpa1gnx to the boot sh0c and fcafh-
er sxae Il Bos4Ou says that the sales of Bcuon in that
branch Of bulnes are three times grcat IN any
otG ty the giDte and thst there Is cass of men
dong credit business IN the country who breasted the
fnnxcal storm FIRMLY and who will out Of it
with 20 little loss There were but few failures among
taem and very few required any accommodation
their paper
A specimen of a new coin of one cent denomination
had been iseucd from the mint At Philadelphia The
cent piece Like the other, OF nickel and of the
it hAs the head OF an Indiza girl upon uus
mde and the words United 6aats Of America with the
date. Upon the reverse is wreath sormounted with =
shield with bunch OF srrowu entUined 1T the bottom.
and the words cent, in the middle 0d il The work
manship wen the design. beautifully executed
WIn ron pl~sse permit Lady to occupy this sent ~
sad gentleman another the other day in railroad
car lis she advocate of womans right~r r. askcd
the gentleman who invited 60 savxcatc she H. =
replied he who standing well then, let her take
the benefit Of her doctrine and stand up. "
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fearful tornado visited city yesterday afternoon
and thoagA IT. dxraxaon bat half hour its e4ets
were vaahds IN every quarter to exteni before
known akrr storm of such short 6urnxo The stserts
were completely Inundated, sad FIR wkiie the Aerur
wind ads I'D havoc With al novahAe obSecs4 startling
tress rso6, eAinaUs agD ~agons and obse4s ct luss
mode, ~hrng th~n Ike >tAen Ahout the syees Among
the mare SERIOUS sccidsnfs in the CITY we the partial
deStxuc4ian al church in Asy fourth sreeA; the de
molAhing Of chnxncy VI the Methods Book Concern
BY which the rof of naghborng house brsken in
and woman badly njarea, the vnrooEng of dyeing
essahliahneaf in Eighteenth street, By which men
were ssziony injured, and horse killed the unroo6ng
II the stsacs of the Seventh onnibus line in
jaxng man, and the koiI Of the stable being struck
by hshtaing Fortunately. Ar o.a leaxn there
no u3 Ut life IN the city, though the injuries
some OF the wounded msy posahy prove hHal The
damage To property. however extensive, and indeed
more 10 than would credible from the limited time
in which the storm continued AT Hunters PUinf Long
Island ust above GreeDpoint the tornado dis
sstTous One wing of the large establishment of the
American Flint GlzSworks blown down, killing two
Of the employers instsntlythe engineer and the
other foremsn-and seriously njuring Others
The total loss Of property by his disaster ID s. 600.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23
Personal INTELLIGENCE

Mr. Levi IAngdon has retired from all the active dutifs
connected with the management Of the Mobile Daily Ad
yerflser and News.
Sir Archibald Alison the historian, is sid 10 have
joined the corps of leader writer's for the Locn Hrsi<
The Rev. Dr. Jesse T. Peck, formerly president of
Carlisle College and eloquent Methodist preacher has
sailed for California He intends make thst region
his future field OF ministerial labor.
The Rev. Fr&acis WaylAnd D. d., Of Providence has
q work in press entitled Sermons to the Churches,
which win appear carly in the autumn
Mr. Senator Cittenden received public reception II
Cincinnati, his way home from Washington Hoa.
Thomas Corwin delivered address the part Of ~
citizens Of Cincinnati, complimentary to Mr. Crttenden
The friends and constituents Of the Hon John Coch
gave him sereuae 1t his residence, in New York
city, on Monday evening, the 2lst inst.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23
THE WASHINGTON UNION


teiegaphic despatch from Sc Louis furnishes several
ifems n from Fcss Ridger not mentioned By
special correspondent
The Leavenworth Times contains lta@r from Fort
Bridger Nay IL which says that Brigham Young pm-
cital Mormon elden lad consented deliver Themselves
into the custody OF the T. s Marshal h await trial
provided that they triei by jury In way
nected sith the army.
The PARTY of Mormous arrived at the camp, ia a
half starved ooudiEon- They belonged 10 the f>uapn
opposed 10 Brigham Young aud represented the church
to be torn by dssensons They wished 10 return to the
United States
dier Grnsyzl had csusad much sAtsftcn 10 the army
Capt Newton. of the Engineer Corps, bad reached
Camp Scott and reported that permanent post To be
established rs Fort Brdscr Of which Col Hcu2n would
take command
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

This table dscioses that notwithstanding the very late
blooming last year, the crop singuiax3y Mvorcd by
the lateaess OF til. fall frost held Of until the 10th of
November which il far in Of the ordinary average
killing frost usually takes place between the e0th and
z5th of October, that there be exception to this
rule next fall the growing will not virtually be
longer than the Last year We hare idea of
bruaching the tcpic OF growth in advance Of the ric
tuds to which this plant vet exposed but the table
above interesting going 10 show that this has not
been the earliest rcrord people assert
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correspondent a the FhiladeaphiA Mercasy tszh the
following STORY. Two three yeam ego the railway
lines between Anany and Buffalo consolidated,
under the title ef the New York Ceatzal hursow weed
the AIiany Evening Journal engineered the matter
through legislature, and for this service
ceive the Handsome Of y coo, Of which Ezassns
Corning to furnish -. 600, snd Dean Richmoud
- 600. The plan succceded, and the money pnid
over But Mr. Weed did Mt think it would look we'll
to have the stock stand ia has name he made it
over 10 cid and particular friend at hisMr MeIn-
tnsh-who had made money railroad contractor 1t
understood het~reu the parties that Mcintosh to
bold the stcck md thn quietly make il Weed
But unluckily, Mcintosh died. and forgot TO lea*e =
will So the administrators in making up the account
Of the assets stamblod upon the certificates fog this
&. 900 and put them down to McIntoxhs credit sup
posing OF couyse. they his The debts were paid
and handsome balance LEFT for the widow. the r.
tracssve Mrs. Mcintosh, who vi. married ssw weeks
ago to Mr.. ex-Pr~sdent Fillmore Ihuziows eight
Thousand dollars went Alcng with the widow into TIRE
Of the whom Thurlcw bates probably ~
badly ne one man hate anothsr For pcaisscc
-cansialous yarn il ~ mot Bad, and makes fun-
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PRINTING ON Bo1H SIDES Ar ONCE

An extra Of the New York Sun, experimental num-
Der, has Just been iue from the SUN oce printed On
both SIDES at The S1n ssys the invention bv which
this marvel achieved he's been patented by NJ s
Beach, and consists Of Improvement Hoes Inst
fast by which the second form takes the place of the
balance weight the type drum The sheet After be-
ing printed SIDE in the usual way Immediately
drawn haCk and printed the other side, from this
oud 1sm. 0ne special advantage ganed Ia thus draw
ing hsck Tie sheet without checking changing the
ordinary nsoDn Of any part Of the press The speed Of
the press thus rcains undininishcd while the amount
Of work done by IL y doubled Some time ago Mr.
Beach offered prime Of $40 eco any pemcn who would
invent prem to print bueh sds It once, together with
soue cklkr improvements coanectcd With . printing
sppsrs*u ard. stzxnge to ny, he Is tAe arst nan 10
claim tia rswad for hnving invented the pr@ to do it