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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
VORFF BROTHERS.
IA GENERAL ENGRAvERs AND THoaRAPHERs,

VORFF BROTHERS.
IA GENERAL ENGRAvERs AND LITHo1RAPHERs,
81 William Street,
New York
Blank Checks Bills of Exchange Fancy Envelopes Ball
Tickets and Invitations Bill Heads Letter Heads etc.,
engraved in the highest style of modern art.
bOrders from the South respectfully solicited and will be
dlled with promptness and at reasonable rates.
REFERENCEs:
BRUFF BRO. L SEAvER, "A Warren street. N. Y.
NIXON 4 ADAMS, Crescent Office N o. jy1S 3m
VULCANlZED RUBBER BELTING, PACK
ING, HOSE, ETC., etc.
BramhiIl 4 Campbell.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY.
Warehouse No. 100 William street. New York,
espectfuy informs Merchants Dealers Jobbers that
they constantly hand full of all the above
mentioned goods together with such others in for
every mechanical purpose.
HSpecia orders for goods which not kept on hand
will receive prompt attention.
AA goods furnished manufacturers prices catalogues
OF which be obtained upon application by addressing
above iy1s 3m
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And ali business in relation to 1t.

Iwl only say here that make the capital the same
location the power the very nearly
chat now raises gins bales the cotton that
che addition machinery, costing about half what the
creased value of the yarns will be- and which
attended surplus labor of the plantation in little girls
TO- women old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns in world The danger from fire
Of Clubhouse immensely reduced with other advan
tazes great value And what Of Importance is thai
ali fully demonstrated by it's successful daily operation
on plantation of Col Geo. S. Yerger Yazoo City,
Planters desiring full particulars referred to
Agents, as above.
Applicants for agencies will please address he enclosing
testimonials
ny3 4m&W GEO. g. HENRY.
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ITO COTTON PLANTERS-I TAKE PLEASURE
L in announcing that Messrs. VAUDEVILLE 4 Nell
HENNY my authorised agents In this city
tracts for the use OF
MY INVENTION
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
Into Yarns,
In
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COPARTNERsHIP.

nIsSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF JOHNSTON I
TURNER Is thts day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
THOMAS g. TURNER alone authorised TO use the nnme OF
'-~ ' ~ " "4A'1-A n, G. JOHNSTON,
au1O I'm T. 8. TURNER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed
coparnership under the and style of GOODRICH
CO., and will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Comis
'''' 'N''I''' '-'' j. 6. GOODRICH,
H. I. GOODRICH,
BIN. POND.
New Orleana July /. 1889. tyl en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

rTHE POLAR REFRIGERATOR-
l. With
FILTER AND WATER COOLERS COMBINED,
Involving important principles before attained which
enables Meats Fish Milk Vegetables Fruits etc to be kept
longer dryer and cooler with less ice than be done with
any other Refrigerator now in
BARTLETT LESLEY,
Manufacturers,
jy23 I'm No. 4s6 Broadway New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14
DEAp WHAT T.mAK.pEAKE .A.4.

- FAD WHAT TSUAksPEAkE ~tAS:
lA GOOD PICTURES
If II were well done when It's dine;
Then II well, it done quickly 'Ndispedre
So ii ynu wish II rsll dons in superior MdRgtr
You'll lind II quickly done and rH dome hy lANSfR.
\ 5. TANNER co,
Main Street, ) doors from Bridge Street
L,nchburg, Va,
La lies and Gentlem cordially invited T." IoR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens OF lhot graphs
Ambrotypcs Mcsinotypes, &c &c.
Also, the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PiCTI RE which
Is for sending hy mail.
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather and enclosed beau
ul the low prices from so cents t" $50
and beau nl uf Cases tiod ockrtg Me-
danns Locket Kugs Breasipns, Keys Seals, Sc great
variety, just received
fresh supply OF the best Material In the country.
o call Iu"t 1I-ts.
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and thousands participating IN ia" t,ss,t1ss whh
such interesting affords lu the week. the
ihror n m,sudcs are the city nf iils ruy
h. ttty and pate in Ia" nto' sting which
the oflsIrug 81 su, Ia orraS"nT.
Among the attractive places I" Which lie gathering
thou invited aud wlc,u''d NAV IL" found th"
1Hs bhi Uhhart phf 4rHlh'c tnrt n'' door /" III" VIZ
gina Bank Mann Street yuclhuI Va. where hnuaf'dS at
lktucss' of the noh'st wul oF creation IN rN'hl"u
ail and should q, fac IL oI thrnseN'
shall be- furnished hort n"tco. aud at that ,aun"i
tal 10 please
Caps and France Il every st'lr Pnd
grade constantly ON hand A,o. I"ckct, breast Pm, I'm
ger Rings, Watch senls. Chains, sc
Picture taken ia sitlc =" the art At all h~ "i III"
day, and in ali kinds OF W. ath'r II Il Hiss,
~ IN ~ lI-.t- II II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON
I ERMS

7 ENNlN
TIE vIRGISi " IL publi>hc ally at g ant rweeklyA
q per aunum "A weekly st p invariably in
,anc-; other - 20 will 20 rha'gc1 nj n zap
Il i>continued, a III" the froprittlis
li | Il arrsarares sha have teen raid
ApVERrlSEAE N'rSare nserted ~ square
uos insertion and 81 cts tor each
nunnc unless form weekly and then 30
square cac Insertion II the number ot
,rt ons be the MS, will published till
4 red gu aud charge acordi.G
IL EARLY ATf Il T.
For qusre, Hily.
For do do w
For one do tr weekly. kly......................... -
For two 20 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Advert Intended 10th pers subject
c o. net
~ Aunnsl advertisers limited 10 their immediate
ncsS charged AT transient rates
IT II advertisements appear in the daily and tri
rirDly papers. z,.,, .,
r tehIN ton The excess
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r,Ew

<tsOAKs!CIOAKS! -AOMETUuNtsriEW w
STYLE this day received a lot of NEW rYLE
CIoAKS RAGLANDS AND CIRCULAR CLOAKS. which
are de, iedv elegant In style have be
fore They consignment from ol
the r.t Houses York, and advised ask 10
cent original cost which is all that wSnt for them
Apy one seeing will at they decided y the
cheauest goods ,ar offered in this market
another lot If those handsome. md In
deed fine BONNE1S sell at S2 50 aud Is Now is the
time 10 get cheap goods just before the year Con and
YOU viii see be pleased, and " i'll buy.
had almost forgot the Black Brown Plush and
Beaver FLATS Tor girls. and FURS Of variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS for girls and boys Of any
age and size. A o. ENtLEDoNr..
nov 2J dts At kyle's Corner Lynrhburg, Va
INUR OvERCOATs, AT
n der o dts GLASS & RAINE'S
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TIIDS. T.. GRIMAI.DI.
FASHIONABLE BOOT & SEOE MAKER

bIIus IL The ltz"us Savings B1nk
MIiN STREET, LiNt UBiRT, w.,
10 whom rsird the pre- sn i"a tor the hest
pnir OF Roots. cXi'ibihd Ri if'c last Fair,
I"EErS { instantly on haId aud manuatlnr,s to0r, -
n der Naii''v nf LADIES aud GENTLE
MEMS NlsAH. Hh IL h" Will warrant equal - any
nanuactufui IN hr county aud AT pfices as low not
lower. than ANY rthct o,tahshmeht Ia IyuchburR.
respr, ny s's shnre Of the public favor md at
the rtturl la, thanks for the ib.f patronage here
h.sln II dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14
BARGAINS: :BARGAINa.. BARGAINS.

TO BIZ HAD AT THE tIoTIIIN6 sTUNt OF
SAMUEL HARTMAN. AG'I.,
Main ST nearly opposite thf Citizens SdrHnRs R0rh
HAVE just from the Northern cities with Of
the complete assortmcnts of Ready Wnar Cloth
this market My stock includes Fur Rag
an black and of the finest style and finish also Seal
Skim and Pilot Cloth do OF different cors hVr also fine
black Raglans kinds latest }lc black
cloth Frock Dress Goats well business Cashmere
all kinds with suits match. OF Vests, have silk
velvet silks cashmere, plush, and
color and finish Also large and varied assortment
Fur isl, Goods, snc Shawls Shirts dncp and
narseics) together with woun under of every kind
Also BOOTS. SHOES, (of Baltimore manufacture and IA
warrantcd) HATS, CAPS UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, kA
VALISES, CARPET BAGS. &c. &c, whirh am de s~>s
sell the lowest prices The public In
vited u and Judge for themselves,
sept24 dly sANI. HARMAN, Agent
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AnUsE ANns!.:. rAsNr.,G -ruN.ra.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dxrn,

ffTHsyL wAGGON FAC IORY-rh" suhsrri M, ~
'------ bcr hi, grateful ackno0 ledge
h- old friends and tn" liberal pat
him bcgs lcavct inf them and the pub
lie that he has started in business, and he hopes hy
strict attention 10 bnsnc>s
lie will make order and keep hand all Minds ui
Axle Wagons, made in the most substantial and
style He will, also make order asi will have
general assortment Of tarrug,s kock aud Bug
Also, large of and horse Spring Nov
Wagons and u horse All who good work
c Old LyH.abnr1 Couch and HaRR0D faetDry and
he doing business the cash principle
good work and low price An who good aud
neat Bnggies give me call JOHN II. BAILEY, Agt.
l7-tt
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OK !: pO!.I.A
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nNr or TUE nEsr rundArivE AND LIVER ME-
.,s pr ~, . % ,r u. % s..r, 5 D' a, s" ~.
Ca,hn .a#.i, + !t md more .l'"thh' than any oho
mcaiene fno, i Il not only talhartir but L'ter
rrmesi# a.rn, t,s on she Lr,r eirc; morbid
ies iea '"m"th and h""es rarry on that nat
al ,h pa af feelings SpeIeneei IN III" operations
C ii inpt eat tHN 1t strengthens g." ""',m II" rhe
N crat" do5'sv strengthen and build ii up with unusual
Dr. ~,n.ori'- nmvixorn,or Is compounded
= tit.S f-.luu I,trl'4 of medicine, namely Gums
when il j. tao, na Oh. h",rl. Of Tie inys orator ron.
C tcnp'h one t-nd,ed doses OF Calompl,
- sihr,i utt is tclcterious eiiects
- rhea-h D'.','-"srare medicinal power" 'hcHc Cum.
na & hm%Mn ," T." ~ ,a , ma ID, s %S'I, "a
~ vh tu't with such unprecedented success as To-
Nm induce rior offer it family mcdcnc tried
- AMI ~ 80 effects II has rarely failed To
= = Liro ,,ia,a.. Ne in their worst forms
rnd. 4'~,iTn being ranf"d by d"ran "l Lrrts ct r
~ ed "!1ei. n' l4.'riscxcl"d to action
Jnnasirr caused Nv hnnr"ncr action II the -'e
- oof that the I>vaonAroR relieves il" Ills
ras"!e any eor troubled win Jhnn1ise at" the lnvi 20
eek, and their skin Will begin I"
Io-,rcnr-- can be permanently cured by the Inv g.
nature in her operations BY gradually dimin"'ing the
dose hr bowels '" in healthy and active stat" AMI
~ n1.k sIrnh"rhc is very relieved hy inkin a
and ot the -topiaeh
- SO oad"slomnch 1t ha' equal ash rcle
E all oppr' uneasy i,cng after eating heartily For
aComHB md,c'Hf generally all who use speak III the
- highest terms,
- Dr. snntovd's lnvigorOsor came 10 us re com
meui'l 40 "A
arising from scascd Liver The testimonials Of
= nv oil our Its favor. ndnccd it, and
certain thai 1t one Of the gr.nt"s Ie
snrs given to Dyspep,s for IL made complete
before . bottle was taken, and now cat
~ ANYTHING edible without tronbe while before nothing but
" lightrs o would digest aud often that pa
- Now want to TO all our readers is II Lire'-
Complaints DypGpa trouble you do not fail to try this
- the greatest remedy IN the world -Mae Fact
- Wctakt infinite pleasure in recommending this mei-
cine M - preventive for Fever nBd gur. Chill Fe-
- and AL fesrr- OF a kitttous Type. lt."per
ates certainty thousands willing testify
- It's wonderful virtues
- There has been tried in family medy
which With such uDbounded In tho
Of disease incident to children, Dr Aarfordb ss-
viQorator; alone for diseases Of children that
y. we use II Cathartic mildly and gently
the system SO thoroughly that we
think are doing service to all In advising them when
they need mccne, thIs remedy There arh cases
that under notice where great bene fit has
been diseases OF the Liver Stomach ana Bow
" els all other remedies failed t. give relief II has
become ,in in family that we will not be- with
out it, Iactso"rdHr Ala Republican,
PiJCF oSt DOLLAR PR RoTTLE.
SANFORD & co, Propretors 343 Roadway New York
aug l26pi =
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CLOTHING TRAbE!
EAIL lA6A

AUR1Na the Summer have greatly enlarged and
- improved our House aud have lare" well light
Cd aud conveniently Sales Rooms be found
city. We havcmade these improvements the
OF constantly increasing trade and beg advise
WHOLESALE ant RETAIL dealers that We have u
and daily r,rcivng the aud h sHhc stock
"f CLOTHING we have exhibited, or to h Ia the
South. We have been III the trade this city
years and having thus obtained ul nw ledge
of the marte and being largely engaged In
and clohing than other
the believe offer the 'HGUcm,a par
chass BY arrival we shall make additions tok
OF fashionable. and purchasers ut all
lind complete assortment OF quality CLOTH
ING and fENTLEMENS q + ttRNISiIiNti GOODS IN store
aud ior sale upon LIBERAL TERMS
Wholesale Re, distinct ard separate
floors An examuatu ~ four ST" X. prices and mode do,
ing busincs is respectfully solicited
KEEN. DAl.bW IN a co.
aug cots 10 Main street, Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

lsrcnt Reduction in Charges Goods from the
North. via RichMoud and james River
~ KnuRwha CRnnI. TO .. > nchburg,
ihrncr by Rniiroad to the
h-Wcsi.
TNIANkFUI. friend, and the public for thcir IN
eral patronage, would respectfully inform thcui, that
the large increase OF busiuesa
reduction have determined 10 reduce charges
tiehtra Mrchdnd such D,, Geois, ""- >hoc Hats
Caps only - cents 400 pounds, which in ulos all
from The wharvrs nj Richmond TO the Landings
ID, pot al I.ynchburg
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
I ~ For special rates see circular
ALFRED LEE.
FOrrardinP and Commission MrchaHt,
ian 27d Dn the Dock. Elcltuhd Va
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
r. JOHN DOoI .El'. Ha
- Hat Mau"factWrcr aud " hoic.nlc

- Hat Mnuafncturcr aud " hoirsnlc
Dealer la
HIFS, CARS, FERS, Trim ISGS &c
FAIL 1SJS.
have now In store extensive and complete
yeryhing In line al pied the Fall I
prepared to offer unusual induc purchase
In late visit to the markets and Of the
No and East have pains the this
stock, and hater myself tha, long experience
anticipate the wants Of friends Virginia carolina
ard Tennessee. call is respectfully old
customers and the public JOHN pUUI.EY.
Richmond, Aug 81 lsja--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

uHURE Old MEDICINAL EIQ no y s.
ii French Brandy, Whiskey, Port Wine, 0in Madeirs
Wine, Schnapps DC, for sale by ,r, ,ov,s
feb 1dts slAnLt0 q SoNS9'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

fuNE undcrsned respectfully informs hs friends and tho
public generally that thi- llo,Ihas been chlas
cd b the don twenty Nv claigc iatols and thamhr
also nud alterations have h,,u mRdc III
the Hotel prurtr Which enables hun I" assure all who W"k'
ii. house their hot whilst in the Metropolis that II shall "
sccoud comfort aud pleasure lie ho.ea by Ht
attention ih, al his I" merit cantinnan," "'
The patronage ihrrailN besow ci upon hm her tefo
Th is tn" only hotel which charges less than ~ yet dal
nov div l. q SMITH Proprietor
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

t.rrr, Srr.r, ,onN n,r ,,,' ,r.,'h n>cnua
nJEGEKs. CAnPHEI.I. ~ 60 .HnnLrrs, IL
u Wall At, New S"tk, hnN and sell uucnfreit MONEY
checks, drafts Sc make collections at all ront.in The l
ted states aud Canada he pnrshaa" ." sale
"i stocks. Bonds an other securities Comms"n ana
conduct with the general banking hnsinesH III all
its departments
The hrm l., ,nchbure is rctcts, Spence Co who VIII
give prompt attention business entrusted t. them
lmlA Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

TDATTENr CUT SUGAR 40 bbls. Patient
III Cut Loaf Sugar, just received and for sale by
feb 4dts. LIE, hoChh q W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

TNUR OVERCOATS,A AT -
Il dee 81 dts GLASS d RAlSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

n There I1any ignorant and worthless Qnacks
advertising themselves Physicians and copying DR. JoN
sToNs Shos Members Boot Blacks Lamp Trim
mrs &c. Parp and Contrptibe moors hose lives instead
Noble Science of Medicine have been spent III The
mos. Mpia CdEdriiy styling themselves Rfgnnry Ede
od Physcans imposing upon the yperieDced and
pucting rng running the health Of all unfortunate
to saw epecay to with his reputation,
his credentials diplomas always hang in his ohre
HIS REMEDIE and treatment entirely unknown TO
all others Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
Europe aud hehrs in this country and more extensive
practic than any other physician in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-14

Member Roy College of Surgeons London Graduate
rom one Of the Colleges of the United States
nd the greater part hoee life has been spent in the r
ospItss of ondcu Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effected some astonishing cures that wer" ever
know many ubed with in the head and ears when
asleep, yreat tcng alarmed at sudensound
and bushine attended sometimes
with deran gement of mind were cured Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

NEW TELEGRAPH CABLE AcRoss THE MIS-.
sIssIPPI.-Aueh difficulty has been experienced
in keeping telegrapbic communication open,
across the Mississippi at St. Louis. Formerly
wire was stretched from a very tall pole on
Bloody Island, but there were frequent ncci-
dents which rendered communication uncertain
and irregular. The flood of 1852 washed down
the giant mast on the Island, and since that
time suspension wires have been abandoned
aud subsquatic cables substituted. A new cable
has recently been made, and its submersion was
arranged for last Tuesday. The St. Louis Re
publican says;
"The cable Is manufactured by four pieces Of
the Atlantic Cable, being part OF the remnant
left over Oh the Niagara, together with twenty.
one strands Of No . iron wire, and all securely
bound every siK inches with the same. Each
piece of the Atlantic cable has fiftY.six strands
of wire, so that in the present cable there are
two hundred and forty-fiye wires. Two miles
of Atlantic cable are used in the Mississippi
"eOTd," and the whole length ofthe latter is two
thousand six hundred and fifty feet It's diam.
eter is something over two inches The total
weight is five tons and a hall, and the cost is
about $1,000"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Rope walking has become ono of the hum
bugs Of the day, and has resulted in fatal ao-
cideHt at Rochester De Lave crossed the
Genesee again on Tuesday periormipg the
usual feats Of his profession IN Che presence Of
some ten thousand spectators. Among others,
he took Of a chair, strapped on bis back, adj,
josted i on the rope over the falls, seated him
self AMI ate luncheon he had provided.
While De Lave was exhibiting young man
named William +. Jennson, got upon some
lumber piled upon the brink of the procipice.
One Of the boards tipped so as to throw him
off It's balance, and he fell distance of about
400 feet, without touching anything in his dc.
scent, striking on the rocks. He was Instantly
killed. hInUtN lI.t
BlOndin walked his rope at Niagara Falls
Wednesday night The grounds at the ends
Of the rope were illuminated by locomotive
lights, ond the Maid of the Mist, all ablaze
with lights, passed up and down the river At
o'clock BlOndin proceeded rapidly down the
rope. with light on each end Of his balancing
pole. One became detached and fell into the
river. When about midway he sat down, and
then stood on his head. Soon after tho other
light dropped from the pole, and BIondin was
left in imperetrsble darkness. After short
suspense shout from the opposite shore an.
nounced his safe arrival On his return he was
envelopcd in volcano of Roman candies
Half across, he stood upon his head, then dan
gled head downwards by his feet until tbe can.
dies were all burned out, and in that position
he was lost to the view of the spectators. In
due time Blondin came ashore from the rope,
all right as usual
4 Mr.. Prince has rvaled Blondin by walk
ing 1900 feet on wire across the SusquehanDa,
so feet above the water, using abalsneing pole,
the wind blowing strong gale. He was
twelve minutes in creasiug. ....d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

ANOTHER AURORA ABoREALIs.-Betweenm mid
night and one O'Clock this morning we wit.
messed the most gorgeous Auroral phenomenon
which ever enraptured human vision No
pen could ftly describe its splendors The en-.
tire northern arc of the star spapgled sky,
extending almost from the centre of the cas-.
tern to the centre of the western arc, reaching
from the northern horizon to the zenith, was
suffused with rich glow of pink, which gradu.
ally deepened into brilliant crimson, like the
sutfusion of the dome at sunset Pale streaka
earthward in summer storms, shot AFRO Hy-ke
athwaTt the lambent glow; and the vast sea OF
Tuddiness seemed heaving in commotion like a
storm disturbed lake. IL rested upon base OF
steel grey, resembling the eastern sky when
day lie breaking, and was beautiful, exquisite
beyond our feeble powers of expression.
The rich crimson glow faded into a pea
green hue and expanded until it covered al.
most theentire dome, and seemed to vibrate
and separate into light clouds, which Aoated
off in various directions, and darkness was SO
far dissipated that daylight seemed to have in
yaded the realms of night. Cincinnati Com.
Sept. I'd L.n s....tal
? Cool weather and Auroral displays seem to
be the order of the day and night just now.--
The scene Thursday night was truly grand and
most singular. The concave was SO luminous
that gas lights paled as in the presence of the
full moon, and it really seemed as if the fam.
iliar old heavens had become new.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

LAKE AND OCEAN NAvIaATIoN.-The employ
ment of our Lake marine. upon the Atlan-
tic and its coast, SO successfully commenced at
Chicago, Cleveland, DC, has attracted the at
tracted Of our citizens. The schooner, Adj
attic, Capt. ]. b. HALL, has been loaded with a
cargo OF lumber and slaves by G. BowERs, con.
signed to Messrs. o. BEERsE d Co, Boston,
and will sail in the course Of the present week.
The A. has been reftted for this new service,
by raising of her bulwarks, and adding TO
her strength by hanging knees below decks,
provided her with new sails and running rig
eing, and a fresh coat Of paint. Her first Off
Ger is JAnEs JEFFoRDs. A couple of our vii
lage young men, George Robertson and Charles
Griswold, have shipped as hands The Adriatio
Is a model lake craft and has few equals in sail.
ing qualities. She will be in every respect
representative of AshtahulA, having been built,
owned, commanded, manned, and loaded by
Ashtabula men and materials. II is the inten-
tion Of her owners to run her in the coastnR
trade upon The Atlantic during the fall, and up,
on the Gulf Of Mexico during the winter.
AShlabula Tel,