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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-13
For the Litchfield ENQUIRER.

NfoRAvIAN CONTEMPLATION IN SHARON.
On the western border of Sharon is a beau
tiful lake, which is cut by the line Of tile State
of New York and the region on its borders
was designated by the Indians ltsdq3adaoes.
Remnants Of those people fingered around
this lake long after the race in other parts adj
i:,cent had become extinct. Down to the year
1859, the title to about City acres of land in
Sharon and adjoining the lake, called the In
dian Lands, was conceded to the tribe which
occupied it, and a village with a somewhat nu-
n,erous population existed there. These lndi-
an inhabitants early attracted the attention Of
the benevolent MoIavians, who lived at Beth
lel,em and Nazareth, PENNSYLVANIA ; and the
Missionaries of these Brethren commenced
their labors among then. in l740.n~,There sDa-
vid Bruce, Scotchman, died and was buried
in l749. A small gravc-stcle, erected in
times now forgotten, at the place of his buri-
nj, contained the following simple memo
rial ~ s~Ss '-'7"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

Nationwide, Mercer CO., No, May 81, 1858.
DH. C. VI. JacEsos Dear Sir About two years ago
had congestive chills, which completely prosraed
my whole system, that for moaths despaired Of rscov-
cry. As natural consequence Of the dangerous con-
gestion Of blood to the tboracc vscera Tor internal
gans), was affected with chronic Inflammation Of the
liver, stomach and spleen, accompanied with palpIta.
ton 81 the heart and long train 81 distressing nsr
voas symptoms tried all the remedies In vain
At length, was induced by my brother to use "Dr
Hollands German Btters he said they had almo
cured him Of Dyspepsia. They afforded me imme dat.
relief and In week after began using them WAS
ahle to pursue my ordinary avoeaton.
am DESTROYS Of becoming your agent here for Am
confident that can sell large Of the genuine
article l am putting up drug store at this place.
and should consider stock Of medicines incomplee
without ourinyalusble preparation.
GEORGE ". STEWART, ND.
These Hitters are intended for Liver Complaint v.
pepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising ON
adisordered stomach They perform what IT i,
said they will For sale BY druggists and storek
in every town and village In the United states Cana.
ds., West Indies, ard South America At 7s cent. re,
hottic. Sec that yon get Hooasnd'. German Bistcrs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

gss- We call nor.icnlar a,,o,.;on o.
the advertisement Of Evans 4 Co. , in this
weeks issue of our paper. The Gift
Book Establishment of D, w. Evans &
Co., at 677 Broadway. New York Citv is
the oldest, most extensive and resnecta.
bic in tue country: and the proprietors
from the commencement Of their bust.
ness career have Lorna . h;,h rr,,.,;o
for integrity and impartial;ty in the CON.
duet Of their ncculir srston If ,r,do
gaining the sumner. Of the nress and tho
concentrations of all who have had deal
;ncs with ,bo,, i, u,.;o.,,. Ca
that they cirephte the I,r,,os, and has.
classified e.,,locno of h,,ls j. tho ooro
try; guarantee Satisfaction 70 tbe;r MT
rons and ;rs,,o tho saf, ,r.,s,,,;..;on -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

"THE DRusGIsT. This is the name
Of a monthly newspaper, in quarto form,
just commenced at Cincinnati--publsh.
lished by c. 7. Williams, and edited by
Henry I. Foote, NJ. D. As its name in,
dieates, i. will be for the use and benef,
of Druggists. Each number is to con,
tain eight pages Of original and selected
matter, besides carefully revised reviews
Of the markets. The price is 81 per an.
mum.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

A NOTE, bearing date June 22d, 1858. due one
IA hundred days from date. made by WN w.
WILEY in favor of NAPOLEON FoY for the sum OF
thirty-hve dollars and seventy nine cents with
interest at the rate Of ten per cent per annum -
hereby cantor any person against trading for
said note. \. Toy.
Iirton. Arr' lItr, lssA.tw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for May, has the usu-
al interesting variety Of contents. Among them
are "The Gymnasium" "Why did the Goyerness
Faint p Two Years After" a bundle Of Old
Letters" an the Pines" THE last Bird" The
Utah Expedition" teoncludedl; Bulls and Bears
(continuedl; "a trip to Cuba;' The Professor at
the Breakfas. Table" and ~rhe Ministers Woo.
ing"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

THE GREAT REPrBrIe MONTHLY, for May ia
still an Improvement on the former numbers
When that publication fret appeared some Of our
eotempararies thought it fell far short Of the
PROMISE now, however, all are free to acknowl,
dye it's excellence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

McLANE's CAMpHoR Ice, for the pre-
vantion and cure of chapped hands and
face, or sore lips, and for softening and
whitening the skin, is first rate article,
and it should be on the toilet of every
one. Geo. Bag'cy la. it for sale, with a
large variety of toilet articles, drugs, &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

HARPER's MONTHLY for May, IT, as usual. ex-
ceIlenL This popn!.l magazine, though older
than some is not whit behind the newest In
its efforts TO keep up to ahead Of its compctit
dispensed with.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07
TO Il cry FEMALE IN THE UNITED
STATES
Mrs. MONTAGUE'S FEMALE CORDIAL.

MRS. MIN j ASl - - E1NALE OOhDlAls
nor THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN
Mrs MONTAGUE for many years afflicted with
most of the diseases that are common to females
spending large fortune in Ten years in trying the
different means of treatment for her relief, to no
avail was prevailed upon by many Of he. friends
to visit Cuba, December -, for the purpose Of
regaining her former health. While there, she
obtained prescription from Spanish Physieian,
Whose silver locks
Were tending TO the grave
With which, through the mercy Of God, she was
restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known to hundre do
of her female sufferers the effects Of the remedy
with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine Is offered to the
public for the relief of all the painful and dan
gerous diseases peculiar to women and that the
female constitution is subject to.
To those suffering from ''Proapsus Eteri." La
corrhoea, Ammarrhoea, Menorrhagia, DYsmenorr.
hoeaC hiorosis speedy cure can be obtained
To those suffering from Falling Of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness OF any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. 1t is war
ranted to cure this painful disease, If persevered
In all spinal affections pain in the re gion of the
Pelvis iowness ofspirits, Hysteria Sick he adache
and all those diseases arising from the peculia
formation OF women. the Cordial will be found o,
an immense value
This medicine moderates all excess, and re.
moves all obstruction; ii invigorates tue debilita
ted constitution Tor the duties Of life, and when
taken in middle age proves blessing
Modesty forbids us. in public advertisement
TO make full the details, but the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants, females, others, by sending thu %
cent stamp, can have any information concerning
the operations OF the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village Of the United
States. Put up In half-pint bottles; So par bot
ties; so per cent. Of 10 the trade. Ali orders
must be addressed to
Or. J. .. STONEROaD,
Sots Prarrisfcrj
nal.yi Lewistown, Pa, Boyili.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

WARM WEATHER has come, and nice
shave and thorough shampooing are
Injuries not to be dcspised John, the
barber, is always on hand to accommo-
date his patrons. No better tonsorial
artist is to be found anywhere. Try
him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

CAsAD & GILMORE have now opened
large stock of ready-madc clothing, and
fine stock of goods which they are man,
ufscturing to order; all at exceedingly
low PRICES, for cash.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

A BsnsrsEsat fsAtftatfon, estabhshfa ~ sPee's
ceumsaf f4r TIE relief " the stek asa a'ssFSs'"'
Afflicted rita p1r4tsat and fptdemte dtseasS'
THE HOWARD AssOCIATfoS,in view Of the awiai
dr.trloton human life caused y ssrua4 atAsases'
uevpral vaars ago directed their Consulting shsS"L
"a .rer pf.uepsary for the treatment OF the Grass y
diseases in ali their forms, and to giFe hEblI Al
ADVICE GRAFT. to al who apply ny letteF' WI i
tc.cr,tjop Of their ca ndition [age, occupaon hes
-, ,tta ~ and In Gaze d extreme poverty, 10 FLhA~
IsH MEDICINES FaEE or 1HAk6E. -,
re- directors ~ thz ssoctatisn in their late Annual
Espar erprose the highest Satisfaction WIN the
xaiah has attended the ors Of thei surgeons ID ln
rprT IF spaYfnatorrfpa. Seminal Weakness oohosr
hna, elect. syphilis the vice OF onan,s,a ~ IA
.hu.e Diseases ~ the Kidneys aEd Blaoaef ~, go.
order Continuance Of the plan for the ensuing
year, .-..b.. mr. seuinal
An admirable report spermatorrh9a, or se'u as
ws.kna.s the vice OF Unanisu. stnrhaiioni Or ssh
Abn.@ and other diseases ~ the seXai organs y M
COMPUTING Surgeon viii he sent by mai IN N, .
envaIouo1 FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF ~ -
STAMPS for postage address y How
ard Association No South Ninth street fnahas'-
phla Pa. l'sl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

1a'- Shor as a Nerc,paper chose columns are a.
all times cro,oded seith advertisements, and roe
ro9 shoe you comn,.a,ty aiire nith business and
enterprise The age IS a n.orog one. A that
glands ia these latter days pM "a a short time find
hinsel( betina has conpetitors. 81
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

EMTRsoSs Patent Sugar Cane Crushsr, which she uld
- he in the hands OF every Farmer,
PR ale nv JAS. a. e, A. MlrR,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

DElpEgs AND MON ERs.-~Manny' Inryaieh ~
" er.t Adjustable Reaper and Mover l1mblnsh. ass
Atkins. self Kaker, for sale by JAS. d G. a. MIN
pLOws-The Celebrated Clipper Flows, nov % ea
tensiyeIy IN use, can ~ had Mt .,r
Upton, Apr! u. Jas. ~ T. - "a H"'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

Mnscatine Market.
Wheat-Old, sllsl 10. Flour, $5.00n7 90 y Dbl
New, 65I90c. Corn, in the ear, 450s5Oc
" Winter. BIS. Oats--Old, 5ot9so.
Barley, 40060c. New, 45l5oc.
Beans, 75c1Sl.00. Eggs T.
Appes---Green, @$I.5o. Butter, l50,5c.
Z" Dried, $500. Hides--Green, ss4Tc
Lumber, Sl0I30 " 1000. Dry flint, l5Gdl &c
Live cattle, 81 so @ So co per cwt.
As matter Of interest to farmers just at this time,
give the retail prices of grass Seeds furnished by c.
W. X. Stone who have large and choice assortment.
Of field and garden seeds :--.MEseatias Journal
Hungarian grass Seed 81 ,25al, u.s.. Timothy. LIS
az 90. Glover, 37,50as, 90. Kentucky Blue erase
$50. Kentucky Red Top, $50 English Blue Gnss,
4,50
Davenport Market.
Wheat-new. 10000; DID, 90tl00. Corn, 4og
55c. Oats--new, soc; old, 55c. Potatoes, 6oGSo
FOR SALE.
large quantity Of fence willow, which makes
an admirable fence also Lawton Blackberry
roots. and Keene's Seeding strawbe rries.
A. GILBERT.
Tpton. Feb. 2Gth, 1869.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

ID JAMES WEED.
Musaatin~. Feb. u, 1859.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

These Machines sew from Two spools. a. pur.
chased from The store, requiring no re-windinR
OF thre I'd TIA y Hem Fell Gather and Site IN
superior style, finishing each seem by their
own operation, without recourse 10 the hand
needle. They will co better and cheaper SEW.
ing than seams.less can, even if she works fos
ONE CENT AN HOUR, and are, unqnestiopabIy. ths
BksT MACHISEs in the market for family sewing
on account of their simplicity, durability, case
Of management, and adaptation to all varistisa
Of family scwing-execu'irg either heavy Or
fne work with equal facility, and without special
adjustment.
As evidence Of the uneuest,ousd superior,,y
Of their Machines. the Grover h Baker SEWING
Machine Company beg leave to refer to the fol.
lowing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
Conslgness.

NEW YORK. Bark shultz. j J Adams Eco
Arthur &co. .R W Adams &co. Il L Adams kco j
Atkins. W NJ Burrows &co. ID Bidwell J Bridge
). biscoe u Sims. Byrne, Vance eco. f Bauer S
bowman &co. ID Blum Il Frank. Beebe &co. Booth
&co II Bidwell &co. } bouanger. C I Buddecke
&co Bredow WusthoH. Bogart Foley " Avery
L Ii Brinton &co. Converse Gco. Clarke Il picton..
Cutrer, Harrison &coCleyeand Bros &co. K Charles
Connolly Chimplin. Clark, kosby &co. Cook &
Young Coleman, Brltton &co. Carroll, Hoy &co.
W Crane &co K Coburn. .Carladine & Winches
ter. Campbell strong. Il II Denman 6co. "A d
Donovan, b de Wiser &co. W Dounell eco j "
Dongherty &co. Duncan II Logan. + T Ducouge
Eaton " henderson. G A Eager tSco. l. Elkin &co
L 5 Elder &co. g A Fosdick. Fellowes eco E Fer
gtlson &co. Fredlander d Gerson. f I Folger &co
IS + Ford. w Fleming. Grief Byrnes &co. C G
- Gauche. .Gunnson, Chapman &co. A D Croft
&co. Moses Greenwood &co. Green 4 Crtimp. F.
Gaupp. Ia Genella Il son. Hoffman Il Whitaker. j
Hyde Eco p Halves. IL H Heddin. Holmes &
ClaIiss. Il Hacker &co e Hoffman j Hasng
Henderson Peale.. Henderson, Terry &co.. h Han
sell A D Henkle, Henderson Il Gaines. 4 j Hart
&co. Head, Mtssie &co.. Hall, Kemp &co. j Har-
ley &co. johnson Turner. $ Ii Kennedy &co IS
Kaiser &co. koeng u Zenicke j Lasalie s lemell
ID A Lum &co. Lewis g. Oglesby. Levy simon &
co. j A l.ecros. y Lunauze &co. n Murphy. Nc
Dowell McGlaw. j Mitchell &co. B l. Mann ~
co. ID Moore Sco. .McKeroy & Bradford Magee a.
kneass. McGill, jackson &co. IS Moore ,Sco w
q Mepham. .Menard Il Vignaud. Massey, Poutney
&co, j Marks Eco. Miller, Burthe kco. e Morri-
son &co. Miles, Adams &co. Oakley, Hawkins &co
.oglesby y McCauley. Payne y Harrison. r. Pit
kin. A A Pray. .Priestley " Ben. Price, Converse
&co. .Pothier " Fauchaux. Bruce Putnam Geo.
Poole Sco. Payne, Steele AGO, Putnam & Ihreshly
,Pedreauyille Il Bros. j Persons Geo 5 A Peck
ett Perkins &co. p u Lescque Robson, bennett
&co. A Robb&co. robertson McDouga. Rousset
" Gesn :. Robson 4 Allen. Rugeley, Blar ,Sco +
Rcmaho. Price Bros &co. Schroeder &co. } Stadt
&co. Smith u johnson. Smith, Cooper Il Stebbns..
! B Smith, j S Shumway, H d seaman &co. j
S1renna &co. Stearin Marvin. Schmidt X Zeger
! Seaman, Peck &co. C w Sizer, j Turner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

a rhlahrfuL scENE.-A frightful scene might
nave heeh witnessed yesterday morning on the roof
Menos .n sSqs situated Water street
ing upon the comb of tho roof repairna h; s,u
when the shingles being wet and slipsery he Iost
his footing and slid slowly down. teet fors,ns,
' me The two who
Although the man made every effort To ga;n ho,;
which the fear OF certain death wouli naura Jlv
prompt. he moved slowly down. and was only checlaa
from falling to the pavement below by a water snout
against which his feet came in contact But for this
frail obstruction he must have been dashed into .
shapeless mass Without ntering cry for helm
the young man kicked oil his shoes and proceeded tc
ascend, which he succeeded in doing, and went /,
work at his chimney again, apparently taking litt,
account of all accident which bad made the eye.wit
nesses heartsick and dumb with terror
Wheeling lntelliyencer, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

wife, La; p N Barrow, willie Barrow, A Barrow,
West Baton Rouge. B Hall, hoast:; Col Shan
non w Il Stevens. o A....E Huston, La.
v r smith Nashville. + Manning, Miss Manning,
Mobile. b s Cowles, T.. D " Barton, J n
Booker, Va; Curde Louisville II .;aa, New New
Rust, Va....G j Vail, Louisville. ;. II Monlogne
~: VIM Gwinn, Va: N goyden, n g; Jno 7
Labelling, La Mr. Brown, Miss Brown, Mrs Brown,
/ N r.. .Chas G Orr, N OFT Wells, Hiss g
Wells. La Goodman, Theo Bhillips.. VIM
| Perdy, Macon. - n Barien, Ala. W Scott,
| A Lcchridge, Mrs A school6eld, n Doyle, "
in 51 S,Hsbter M B %a sche h
Ia. III Parker, Mobile. -. E X Harding, Me-.
Dr A Bell, NJ IT Il Cleland, Natchez. Nicholas
Shevalier, Mr. Stuart, Va.
e CITY M Ho 0d1 d RsFea and lady Ham
Edelen, J J Gondean, J c Ducoti, La W Green
field and lady, Mrs Thos Greenfield, Miss Addie
Greenfield, Tenn. :; DR. J Belser, S c.. .syrus
Gill, VIM . Ellis, Jas Leith. !. Mrs P A Morse,
children. I. VIM NJ Woodley, N O.. W Mrrshall,
Patterson, Tex. j A Huggins, N CIV Rob
M Inson, Tex e Ihos Frow, Ala; .Jno Muller,
Jno Teal, Tex Ware, La III W Russell and
lady Cardnell, Frdger, Tex. y Walsh, N o
ID r henden ana lady, La. - r Howard and
lady, Mrs Crowoh, Ark JAS Brown, Miss. .Chas
Stevenson and lady, Tex Geo Gardner, Mobile
Naming, Mrs Wheeler, Ark =. .B L Bonlineau, Ga
g B Burr, La. "A P Middleton, Ky. IS G Myers,
Jas Leley, Brandon. M R Leak, Miss j
Burnett, R 9 yarnarsdel. !. A J Cassity, Cowan
Miss. u Shultz jackson. ;. H Talbert, Miss . w
Hawley, Mobile. "A N Thompson, ILL.,. Mrs A
R Clark, Miss R Smith, Mrs X Scott and child, L
Royless, ] S Smith, Jefferson
ARCADE HOTEL. &C NJ Hart. IT S Gerald,
MSS. Jos Beard, La. VIM Melton, Ark. Dan
P Weaver Ala ;. .Jno Bum, Biloxi. R Seal, Pass
Christian. VIM Weathersby, A Gaml Miss. :. H
R Falentine, J C Loring, ] P Anderson, Conoly,
Tex. VIM Chapman, Miss. :. DIR A Loyatt,
Ark. ID G Marshall Oakland. :. Reuben Briggs,
Ed Post, N Tel Wooton. .Jno Anderson,
Ark. Nv Weathersby, A G Jones, Miss. wv
Mounts, Old Parker, Tex. :. ID Gioin, La
D Conner, Tex. J Baxter, N T.. j Marshall,
Ala. :. j Crawford, Chicago
ST. LOUIS HOTEL....F E Prince, U s A....F
T Selden, Vim F Curtis, Va. Andrew McCullom,
La. u Brooke, Phila. -. Geo Whitman La G
B Tomiinson, O.. Mrs Grisham, Mr. Inbeau, La
Mr. Golden, Ca. .Chas Ost, va. "A Duca,
Tex. Mrs V Winder, Winder, La. ID S
Morgan, N Y. Miss Eskridge, Miss . j NJ Lapiee,
La Jno Smith, Attakapas. ;. j II Dardenne, q
Desobry, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

DESPERATE WRRTcH.-Ths Utica IN. W OBJ.
server learns that at Herkimer on Friday afternoon
Cornelius Collins, of that place, was at the railroad
ticket Office, about to take the train for New York
and elope with strange woman, carrying off his
child and leaving his wife behind Mrs Collins fol-
lowed The party to the ticket office and seized her
child Collins drew pistol and fired for the purpose
of killing the child, as he said. The ball missed the
intended victim but shattered the hand of the mother
Collins was arrested and lodged in jail The excite
lynched. 7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
Below-Conling Up.

| Ship Chas Sprague, Pike, from Boston.
| Ship Mary, Marshall, from New York to Creeyy &
Farwell.
Ship Aldanah, Bunker, - days from Boston, to W ]
Ship Confidence, Sears, - days from New York to
Ship Peiades Hall, = days from Boston, to Geo A
Ship Jno Patton Jarvis, from Boston to G Fosdick
with $50 tons ice to l. Warner eco.
Ship Pepperell, Dixey, from Bordeaux I'd JAM
ship = W Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G w
Hynson Sco.
Ship Felicia, Hall, from Liverpool Jan 4th.
snip Whitney, Gray, Is days from Boston, to
JP Whitney &eo Cargo lo6s tons ice to S B
Smith &co.
Ship America, Howe, from New York, to W Hyn-
son &co.
Ship Berkshire, Williams, = days from Boston, to
Ship Mary Ogden, Loveland, from Now York to NJ
Sora.
Ship franklin Haven, Sears, - days from Boston to
G A Fosdck.
Ship Success, Child, - days from New York to G w
Hynson &co.
Ship Joseph Keller from New York.
SHIP Elizabeth kimball, Wilson, - days from Bos-
ton to s Jones eco.
Bark Harry Hammond, McClintock, from Boston to
W Dewey
Bark Panama, Graves, days from Rio de Janiero to
Schwartze eco. with $500 bgs coffee
Bark Dirego, Young, from New York to G M Soria.
Bark Republic, from Boston.
Brit Brig Philip Dean Earl, days from Minatitlan
to A F Cochran u Hail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

WOULDN'T RIDE.-As the polite omnibus agent O.
the Lexington and Louisville Railroad was going
through the ladies' car, checking baggage he asked
very pretty young lady it she had any baggage she
wished taken to hotel. Size replied, No, SIR
The agent then asked her il she would take bus
-he Instantly gave him very sweet smile aud replied
+" No, sir, am not in bussng humof this evening "
the agent dropped his memorandum book and re.
turning to the baggage car, said he felt unwell.
Lexington Statesman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

THH ATLANTIC CABLR-At meeting Of tho nro
prietors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company this
morning, the Right Hon. J. Stuart Wortley, N. p,
the Chairman stated that within the last hour he had
received intelligence OF the success OF the negotiations
given OF s per cent. on f6Oo 900 for twenty five
years. The guarantee will not be unconditional, as
iron, from the numerous applications the Government
nave decided on giving none of that character the
w T supulatons have not been definitely fixed.
Inc cable remains in exactly the same state As al the
previous meeting the directors having no adequate
anas ior lifting and repairing it, new act will be
o''a'iea In order to raise the necessary capital.
/ London Times, 9th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

fJ The steamer Champion, from st Louis 18th
inst left in port loading for New Orleans the steamers
swon, RI Lakeland, Crescent City and Planet
Ohio river falling. Mississippi falling as low down as
Napoleon
S| The ships Mulhouse and Frank Boult went to
sea on the 18th inst. The ship Jas Montgomery on
the 18th, the F Schmidt on the l4th, the Johan
Wilhelmine on the 18th, the ship Havana and brig
Prcnta on the 10th, bark Alma on the 10TH and schr
Brilliantc on the 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

G Gaines &c.,. Heaton & Oliver C H Slocomb Eco
Rousset Il Genin. Marks AGO. .Talamon & Desomes
= U Laroussini eco. RI Aldidge &co. Huntington Il
BROOKS W q Robinson. Wright & Sons. j Druhan
SHARK, Stauier SEQ and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton 20 bales cotton to
Byrne., Vance &co. IS Carroll, Hoy &co. m Mar
zen, Gilmore eco CT Payne " Harrison 81 Cutrer
Oglesby - J Persons Eco IA Connolly Il Champ
lin. - Walker, Hutchingson &co. IL s Il Ably eco
10 ellis, Ferguson Geo. 10 rhornh Hco Is c
5 Kicks &co. 6 Bradley, Wilson &co 5 do c T
arown &co.,3 West, Villarie &co Total 4sG bales
cotton
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A l. A B A NJ A RIVER.

f. FOR RLADON AND CULI.UN
kss ase2e ri sPRINGs-Twice week-The steamer Ad.
sIsh vance, Sam. Abes master will leave for
" I am Snam springs twice week follows:
very Saturday evening, o'cock 500 opo'is
Leaves Mobile for Balon and Culum Snrpys everv ,,
day evening" al 4 O'Clock. i' "odheS'
II, , --Returniug-
naaoI ana Clilum Springs every Tuesday Thurs
md Friday morning, at o'clock WY eaheAoay
For usage, apply TO
T.B. SMITH, 4 Tchoupitonlss strsst
le+oH or SIMPSON COOKE, Mo5its.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

MATRIMoNY AND "PERJURY.-An old fellow named
Leroy Evans got himself into trouble in Charottes
vile, Virginia, few days ago, by falsely swearing
that young girl was 81 years of age, in order that
be might get license to marry her. He was found
guilty of perjury and sentenced to one years impris
onment, but the Governor Immediately pardoned
him.
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