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ry has passed away since he went to his
rest, his fine person. his benign aspect, bis
urbane manners, his good humour, and his
agreeable and useful bearing, both as a min
ister and friend, return upon me in all the
vividness of fresh recollection and really
am not sorry that your request has directed
my thoughts into SO grateful channel.
Yours very faithfully,
THOMAS ROBBINS.
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Woodbury. Female Academy.
60. Miss Clara G. Vail, Principal.

TEHHE FOURTH TERM of this Institute will
u commence Oh Tuesday, Nov. Goth, 1859,
and continue sixteen weeks.
Instruction will be given in the common and
higher branches OF English Literature, Mathe'
MATES, Latin, Spanish. Italian, French, Music
and CaIisthencs Every pains will be taken to
render the School worthy of public patronage
Board can be obtained in the vicinity of the
Ecool on reasonable terms.
Circulars will be furnished for further infor-
nation by applying to the Principal or either
of the officers of the Institution.
"a ANTHONY G. STRONG, President.
ss3e. go, SETH STRONG, r.,s.,o.
BENNETT A. SHERMAN, (
II. w. SHOVE, Secretary.
Woodbury., Conn, Oct 81, 1859. 2S-3w
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The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that when
Thomas Cunningham, Esq, of Beaver, went
to Kansas, under an appointment as U. ..
Judge, in passing through a settlement ne
met with old OssawatoDie Brown, who had
just arrived with half dozen Pro Slavery
prisoners, captured while in arms to assall
the Free-State settlers. Among them were
several slave holders, who were discharged
by Brown, Gas Gov. Wise promised to dis
charge Gerrit Smith, with lecture, as
poor ignorant devils, who know no better /;
then, turning to the Northern men with
Southern principles he remarked " As for
you fellows, who ought to know better, hav-
ing been brought up in the Free North. l
must ask the Lord what l shall do with
you p Wbereupon the stern old man COM
menced praying to the Almighty, asking his
aid, that be might so dispose Of these pris-
oners as to best promote the Free State
cause, &c., in the midst Of which Judge
Cunningham. after vain attempts at re.
straining it, burst into fis OF laughter. In
a moment Brown ceased praying, and turn
ing his piercing eyes upon the offender, re-
marked, And if you don't stop laughing
/ shall dispose of you, sir, aoithopt asking TIL
Lord anything about itp 1t is unnecessa
| ~ to say that the honorable Court resumed
its accustomed grave demeanor, and tha
the subsequent proceedings 81 John Brown!
drum head court martial we're marked Will
no leVity 50 FAR as Judge Cunningham wa
| concerned,
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A WEALTHY MAN.

The n. 7. correspondent of the New Or
leans Crescent gives the following descrip-
ton of George Law:
If anything don't pay, George Law re.
specially drops it. He now owns nine.
tenths of the 9th avenue railroad, which
alone is the INCOME of prince, and growing
more valuable every day. He also owns
nearly oil the stock of the 9th avenue, which
when completed, will run from the Battery
through Greenwich street to the 9th avenue
and thence to Harlem rivera 9 mile con
Germ. Half the ferries belong to Law. HI
owns the Dry-dock Bank, and the Bank
owns about 40 acres of docks, houses and
land almost in the very heart Of the city
Law owns the Staten Island ferry boats, and
2 miles Of water front, nearest New York
that in a few years will be worth for docks
ten millions. He really owns the Flushing
railroad, and heaven knows how mnch more
he owns. That immense thinking brain
keeps accumulating don't think he goes
into large operations now for the purpose Of
making money. l think he works to keep
from stagnating. Though not politician,
he yields a very powerful influence upon
politics, especially upon local affairs. Most
persons have an idea that he is an old man.
No such thing. He is only fifty one years
old, and possesses one of those vigorous con-
stitutions that will last him 40 years longer.
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WINTER SCHOOL.
ELM PARK, LITCHFIELD.

FNHHE Winter Term of Five Months will com
II mence on Tuesday November LIST,
when pupils will be received, and their names
entered. On Wednesday, the Exercises of the
Session will commence under an able Corps of In
structors.
. -''ss- JAMES RIHARDS,
WERNER BJERG.
Ltchfeld, Oct. "a, 1860 tf27
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Milton Academy.

V>HE WINTER SESSION of this institution
will commence on the 9th of December
and continue fourteen weeks, under charge OF
Rev. George ]. Harrison.
There will be a primary department taught by
Mrs. Harriet Kilbourne.
Instruction will be given upon the Melodeon
II desired.
Milton, Oct. 10, 1859. 25-5w
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EDe zttettfel1 7Enqttfrer
= PgBIIsHrD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING ON THE
Ta1sD Floor OF The ENQUIRER BUILDING BIZ
JAMES HUMPHREY, il.
TIE r M s.
SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUM:

SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUM:
Village subscribers (by carrier,) and single
mail subscribers-in Advance. 81 5o
Town subscribers (off the carriers route)
and mail subscribers, in bundles. ....... ! 10
& ~ Postage Free within this County.
ADVERTISING
Fourteen lines or less-1, or weeks. 81 90
Each continuance thereafter, per week. 20
Probate and other legal notices at the usual rates.
E sYearly and other regular advertisers charged
4eeeording to space occupied. So"
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R@h0 CORDS WOOD, for sale BY the guam
yllss. y Ct load aslIy a IL spg paT. Of
- 1858. [28.tf] at the Post-ofice.
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GEoRGE A HIcKox Attorney at Law
~ ENC. oince IN East street, directly opposite
~. oongresatlonai church, Litchfeld, Conn.
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OBERT M TREAT, Manufacturer of Corn
Shelters, Churns, Safety Tug Irons, &C.,
South Farms. CONN.
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HtRosSAGANs Shaving, Hair-Cutting and
~ Wig Making Rooms-under the Mansion
House, Litchfield.
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Ambrotypes! Ambro.ypes!

--.-- = A Pc <A1HUAOsyPcs
saEsE populsr pictures are taken with great
-.JUDD'S GALLERY, No. 4 Spntb ', street r.
AtshHeld, Oct. A. 1885, S4'.. es'sft' "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
FORT MS
A TIA X A PAS,
U. S. MAIL LINE FOR ATtrAKA-

u. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA-
~ ApRs, Daily in connection with the N. o., o. and
W Railroad-The fast steamer st. NIary,J.
.s@skI Atkison, master built expressly for passen
gers light freight will with the Opclonsas Railroad
leaving Berwicks Bay daily for Gsnteryile and
FRANKLIN and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays harenton Jeannees and New Town connecting
the latter pnce with foho mail coaches for St. Martini
Lafayette, Grand Cotenl, 0relousas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, being the quckcNt route travelled.
tho ST. Mar, leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility delivering freight than any-boat in the trade
Shippers will please the boat their dray receipts
j. NJ. JOHNSON X CO.,
3f No 3 Old lievee, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

,mnant,er' w II Fulton clerk. To commend her to
travellers Or shippers would be work Of superero-
! cation. She leaves this morning at 10 o'clock.
James Montgomery for louisville. The superb
and popular packet Jas. Montgomery, Capt. J. b.
Archer e. clerk, John A. Lowry, will depart for
Louisville and an way landings to-day at Pm.
The efficiency and urbanity of her officers, and the
excellence Of her accommodations are such as to
have rendered the Jas. Montgomery favorite with
the travelling public.
Sovereign for 81. Louis.-The first class passen
ger packet Sovereign. Capt. J. I. Burdeau, clerk
". A. Voolfolk, is receiving passengers and freight
for St. Louis and all intermediate ports, and viii
take her leave this evening at O'clock 1t is will
pleasure We commend the efficiency Of the officers
and the commodious arrangements of the Sovereign
to the1trayeling and shipping public. Agents Bell
Buchanan h Co.
lessee K. Bel for CiacinaoH.-The regular and
favorite passenger packet jesse X Bell Capt JAS.
Gormly, clerk Aimes Fisher, will positively leave
this morning at 10 o'clock for Cincinnati touching
at all intermediate landings. The urbane and at
tentiye captain will spare pains or expense in
making his guests feel perfectly at home, and will
be ably seconded by the polite clerk Passengers
cannot do better than engage their passage on the
J. X. Bell.
Inperial to,. Menphis-The fine, large and en-
cellent passenger and U. S. Mail packet Imperial,
L. A. Welton captain J. H. 0glesby. clerk, will
,caye to-day at 8. P. NJ, for Memphis and all way
landings. Her reputation for speed, safety and
comfort have made the Imperial favorite with the
travelling public. She connects at Memphis with
the Memphis and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio
Railroads for ali points North and East. j. Fl.
Frelgh, agent, under the st. Charles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
ae Orleans Ial Grstent SATURDAY, apram etohr 20 1859

400 bxs candles II II Kent Ecn.Tota1 TIg bales
cotton los hhds tobacco. =
yrYr,.sp,,r, -, ~,
na stean'eT Na.chez ao naies
u.9 ~ Nsw n y
M ~ 40 ny aangeNlile "a,
Vii. s sn Ielson %oo-1 Ias NrE
hehy %golou hotGnioTas bIown 100 70 siSt "
m.1 Darhsaale-io2 ~. @cU1Iv ~ 1,sI;
sichs Nc9-s9 L ADAMS Nco--ss . !" Si"n, ,an,
@oooa n MuSnes, nyles.eu " .s $685. Ssaos sco
"co..u LeVerich NS fr. u1 hta & Mora,
lo aaa NUM- eGoo4 .c AZ Tiamam Rrittnn \
neaa-oS removes %eo-So ao Prnn Vance Z
MlthersI54 orani'a - " Estl;n senNa7
Tofs I.oo W. a. M;itonbsroer n Rorrou3
Davis .jenkns Sco--22 do Branfier 4 Hubbard-32
| Henderson. Terry &eo-- IS Payne & Harrison-25
4 Crenn 4 GRIMM. % Frellsen Stevenson &co-2l
/ r Nnoent Scol2l F b Ernest &co-2O W S Don
| nell Seo-lO Montgomery & Hail--16 Warren, Gil
more &eo--l6 Nalle &co-l6 pritchard \ Flower
E-16T II Il J NJ Allen &co-5 Any " Catchhg-I2
A D Kelly &co--i0 stewart q 1aines-io 70 order
5 West, Where &c., friediander Serson-
CINCINNATI--Per steamer Tigress-3s0 empty
| Ibis u Tauyc-95 pkss furniture j Connely &coE3
40 Grosiean & Beneteau-la5 bbls potatoes IL bbls
| radsh 5 do kraut IL bbls eggs Schneider & Wise
| so bbls whisky Bunnell & Baetf-5O do S H Ken
nedy &co-~-50 do Huntington 4 Bro--33 hds bacon
Martin, Cobb &co12S bags feathers Holden \
cs-l5 bxs mdsc J D Bein & Son--l5 bbls beers If
Dbl liquor 80 Or 10 eighth 10 sixteenth cks do Nor
ton & Macauay-l0 Or cks do A d Grief &co-10
bxs bacon Grief, Byrnes &co-500 coils rope NJ b
Brady &co-24 bbls oil 80 bXs bacon 80 irkns but
ter 40 kgs do G L Dolsen 4 SOM bale jeans J 3
| Hyde &co-4l4 pcs furniture Montgomery 4 Smith
| is hhds tobacco Jas Turner-s4 bbls -four to B p
Ethel &co--l07 do West & Nettleton4 bbs eggs
l do beans + Del Bondio-2 dl do bbls apples to
E H Fairchd &co-l bale mdse 3 bxs do to order
5 do c Cummings &co-36 pkgs mdse to } NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
STEAMBOATS,,

MEMPHIS PACKET
da1tssaass 1851 LINE. lsso. LeRs&s {,
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLpAN
PACKET COMPANY
win their boats during the OF 1859 a,d lse ms r
lows:
One Of The the Memphis and New Orleans Iipe n
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
At o'clock r. N.
MONDAY BOATS: ".
Ingomnr. d. Clarke MASTER
Nebraska. b. Irwin, master.
WEDNESDAY, BOATS:
John Sfmonds. .,....,,,.J, + Smith, master,
Eclipse ,...,.....,......"...H l. Spots, master
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast, VIM. Wray, master.
II. X. w. Hill ........,....T, II, Newell MASTER
THE vIcKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE.
Daniel Boone. Hicks master.
Kate Frisbec. ...,...........J. Lee, master.
victorfa .,...,...,,....,.,,.,.W. Ilanck, master.
Leave Vicksburg at u
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New Orleans Jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening" thus
close connection Vicsbu with tho other of the above
Lines. These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
MEMPHI AND OHIO EAIIRo I'D
From MEMPHIS Tenn.
Afordng passengers choice East North and West
from that point.
For through tickets freight and reliable information apply
j. II. FREIIGiI, General Agent
o6 Memrhs Packet Office St. Charles Hotel left wing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI
s-p.r,yrr,7r,zz,szz, G II EAT CEN
ss's ss'sEs''''''E raAa ROUTE g :

-fof all folh's-
OR I A Nd A STl
On, # ths fo,,o,ring SPLENDID PASSENGER srv.u
ERs will I.ayo New Orleans n. follows.
Immortal Cant G. a. Roucr.
Oriohcr 10 Noy,u,hcr IL -..N
y. r.. s,xo, Gan, 1so.. T, r,n.y
october Al November %
e. j, CIV Cant Dnrt nowrn
November . and u,
new Fails City. .............. =, Capt j. b. Woods
N,,o,,, ,a ..
A. II. Lacey. Can't Gao TAYLOR
octoh.r - -, =, , a. ~ 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
ReloM-Ceminr I'm.

Ship Thomas Harvard, Robinson, 16 days FIN Bath,
Me, to H Ashbridge & Nephew.
Sip Milan, Eusts, Is days from Bath, (sane), to
Meeker, Knox SEQ.
Ship Sultana, Barrett, from New York, to A Cohen.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Brown, from Baltimore, to
Creevy Il Farwell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
Receipts of Produce.

Aeceipts OF ffod"ee.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Imperial-592 bales cot
ton A NJ Hopkins &co-3O2 Hewitt, Norton eco
2Ol J r Groves &co-l9O Walker, Hutchinson Geo
-l6O Buckner, Stanton g. Newman-l16 Carroll
How Gco--ll4 Hilliard Summers &co-l43 Byrne,
Vance SEQ Barley, johnson &co--97 Payne
& Harrson-SS Perkins &co-S5 Bradley, Wilson 4
cos 7 H& j NJ Allen &co-T A D Henkle &co
ga Winston, Morrison &co--64 ] Williams Eco
Sc Hughes. Hylested &co-56 w A Johnsoln eco
SO Thornhilf &co-55 do Norton Mosby &co-52
S O Nelson &co-4s Logan, Soniat& Claiborne-44
r Nupent &co-43 GileIl, Smedes &co- 40 bales
cotton d r Carroll &co-l6 Frellsen, Stevenson g.
co-56 W Jackson &co-44 Brander & Hubbard
IA n M Lowe &co-33 do Campbell Il Strong--33
Rotchford. Brown &co-36 do j B Baily &co-2s
no,; r I -, snn on n f,onnolly Eco1 o. Cut
RE, Harrison &co-25 do Pitcher & Goodrich IS
Fredlander & Gerson--16 do Ward, Hunt &co-lS
Henderson & Peale-l8 Coleman, Britton & With
ers-l6 A II NAV &co--l5 do Fellowes &co-1I do
Wright 4 Allen..l1 j Connely &co-6 j L Hardie
&co3ll IN a Cromwell-S LLOYD g. Frierson-4
phelns 4 Jones~s do Scrupas. D0nepsn &co-l do
McI.eoore Raybnrn &coa n Il Iotsneich Sco-
IN n RIAL, &C. = 4 n Kay Sco-.7 bales cotton
Enlav 4 arv Sco al + Person Sco---6 Walker Il
so;dsr 4 / Tul,v Sco--I2 Friersop. Conway 4
20 n hhds tohannoo Hey;tt Marian ScoNNlaS do
n ~ G.'1.h 90 ~ hacnn Mart;n cnhh Ecn %
Mis- a.h;sss, Moonn prns s5T hos corn I Conneiy
Scn' a. hd,s nnpar ph;ns Nixon co--l4G crate
bars II fevi l1 npayreIsundres to order-Tota 1879
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Per steamship Indanola
GA bbls onions 2ls bbs -four l6 ties lard 81 bgs cof-
fee 81 bxs candles 1853 pixies mdse 247 pkgs groce-
ries 80 do paper
Z QUEENSTOWN-Pe ship Delft Haven-2slS
bales cotton.
LIVERPoOL-Per ship Picayune - 1906 bales
cotton $500 slaves bbls dour.
MOBILE-Per steamer Cherokee-3O pr bellows
200 bxs cheese 60 dozen cheese.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
ARKANSAS RIVER.
DREAD-nREAD FOR THE M1I.LIoN.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner of Clio and Franklin streets-Depo Poydras
Near New levee street.
J. j. DANIELS 4 SON, Projectors,
Pilot Bread Navy Bread, Soda Sugar and Crackers.
Wine Biscuit etc. etc. warranted of the superior quality
and at the lowest market prices.
All orders left above will be promptly and correctly
allied. OF
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Leaves every MONDAY, nt5P. NJ
REGULAR MONDAY PACK ysr

IT, h The new STEAMER Lucy Iioicomilc,, Wife
MASTER, viii leave for Doradsniye Pii1emne
zsSs Baton Rouge, PORT Hudson, Bayou Sara, Red Xiv
er Landing Fort Adams, Naicz Waterproof Rednsy ST Jo
scph Grand Gulf, WarrenOn, NiChsblrg Milkens bend
Pitchers Point and Carolina Landing For freight passage
apply on board or to
H. PERSON Il co.
he L. II has been chartered to take the place the
Gen, QutmAn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Cahawba, Smith, from New York 18th
via Havana, to ] Conncly &co--lst dist.
Steamship 0rizaba, Place, from Indanola via Gal
weston, to G Harris-Berwick's Bay.
u. S. War Steamer Crusader, Capt. Mofft, from
Philadelphia via Havana, 18th inst, for orders
point.
Ship Juniata, Wilson, IA days from Baltimore, to
j ii Ashbridge & Nephew-2d dist %.
Spanish bark Catalina, Casanova from Havana,
18th inst, in ballast to master-3d dist 81.
Schr Roseneath, Baker, l6 days from Richmonds
Va, to MASTERED dist 80.
Arrivals at the Carondclct Canal.
Schr Decide, from Bonfouca
Schr Fruitiere, from Bayou Laeombc.
Scllr Gelestine, from Amite River.
Schr Shamrock, from Bayou Lacombe.
Sehr Gustavia, from Biloxi.
Steamboats,.
Imperial Wilton. from Memphis.
B L Hodge, Marshall from Vcksburg.
Cherokee, Cummings, from Louisville.
Natchez, Leathers, from Vicksburg.
Tigress, Hopkins, from Cincinnati.
ID + Kenner, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
VIM Bagaley, Snnott, from Mobile.
Oregon, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Indian No l, kouns, from Alexandria.
H Judson, Moore, I'm Harrisonbnrg.
Towboat Whitney, Whann, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 18th inst
] P Harward-brought up ship Juniata, bark
Catalina and schr Roseneath.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

cotton Farley Jurey &co-27 Battle, Noble &co@
II J I Hardie eco IS Ar AItenberger Boron
--63 Walker, Hutchinson &co--35 Bradley Wilson
&co-4 cotton gins II X Cartcr-sundries to order
Total 241 bales cotton.
M0BlLE-Per steamer oregon-5 bales cotton
Bradley, Wilson &co-l00 do to ordcr-}5 Battle
Noble &co-46 Fuller, Douglass &co--36 bbs oil
bdls hides Il Geddes-l cotton gin II X Carter
sundries to j Mckeever-L Malus--B McCutcll-
eon---J I IIardie &co--and order-Total Isl bales
cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
Imports.

NEW YORK VIA HAyANA-Per steamship
wba-assorted mdse.
GALVESTON and INDIANOLA-Per steamship
aba-69 head cattle Inbeau & Mehe--25 bales
cotton Lewis & Oglesby--l7 do 4 Pilsbury-13 do
Walker, Hutchinson &co-l3 R Adams &co-12
] Williams &co.ll Il May &co-l0 Tully &
Co.'S Rogers, Woodall eco 15 Henderson, Terry
&co-6 Frelsen, Stevenson &co-sBiscoe & Simms
a Farley, Jurey &co--Total l43 bales cotton.
BALTIMORE-Per ship Juniata-70OO bags cof-
fee to Geo Nathan.
RICHMOND, VA-Per schr Roseneath-lot OF
engines and assorted mdse.
Receipts Mt the Carondelet Canal.
BONFOUCA-Per schr Decidee- 10000 bricks
to order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Frnitiere- bis
sand to order.
ANTE RIvER-Per sehr Celestine--l2 cords oil
wood to order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr shamrock-3OO
bbls sand to order.
BILOXI-Per schr Gustavia-12OO bbls coal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
Shipping antelligentt.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
y Saturday Morning. October q, 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Indianola, Hansen, for Brazos Santiago,
d de Goicouria
Ship Delft Haven, Freese, for Queenstown, for
ORDERS Cammack Il Converse
Ship Picayune, Brooks, for Liverpool,
Cammack & Converse
Steamer Cherokee, Cummings, for Mobile, Master
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STEAMBOATS,.
,OWER MIsSISSlpPI
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
4, ,Gsas.. AsEMIwEEKLY MAIL LINE TO .fISa. n
aSsESaa71t3Ea& VICKSBURG.
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet VfcksburE, Capt. j.
NJ White MASTER will leave for Grand lake, Donaldsonville
Plaqueminc Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red
s landing Fort Adams Matches Waterproof Rodncy 81. Jo-
scrh Grand Gulf Warrenon vicksbirg Mllikcns bend,
nakS Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwih's Landing
and Point wor,hington every THURSDAY, at5P. N.
Tho steamer VIGkSBURG will take freight for Yazoo river
10 be re- shipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
zee, Leaves on SATURDAY, at r. NJ.
me magnificent U. Mail packet Natchex Captain T. r.
Rar. VII I,I Leave f." Donsldsoyie raqemne Baton
ams Nairhsz Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
" Ti W., anu aeksnurg, every Saturday ut r. NJ
me MMciez connects ut Viekslmrg with steamer Drop
nnl WIZ take freight for MI landings Yazoo river high
AS irccw"od At nigh. water rates, without detention
me above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
,helr rsn'r days without fail the hour appointed All!
business entrusted to their will be promptly nnd faithfully
attended to. '''s w '
These boats will not he responsible for any letter r package
containing money jcwriry or other yaunhcs unless regular
hills Of adng taken specifying the contents md yaInc and
INC freight paid nor Tor any aluases deposited the
For freight passage apply on board, or 10
J. j. PERSON K co
jrth u Corner OF Caondclct aud Union streets
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08

EFFECTS OF COFFEE ON DIsEAsE.-Dr
Mosley observes, in his "Treatise on Coffee"
that the great use of the article in France is
supposed to have abated the prevalence of
the gravel, In the French colonies. where
coffee is more used than in the English, as
we'll as in Turkey, where it is the principal
beverage, not only the gravel. but the govt
is scarcely known. DR.. Faur relates, as an
extraordinary instance of the effect of coffee
in goIt, the case of Mr.. Deverau, who was
attacked with govt at the age of twenty five,
and had it severely until he was upwards Of
fifty, with chalk stones in the joints of his
hands and feet; but for four years preceding
the time when the account of his case had
been given TO DR.. Faur TO lay before the
public be had, by advice, used coffee and
had no return of the govt afterward.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-08
advertisements.
cRANES PATENr METALLIc
RIfIRIAL CAsIx ET.

EFSHE subscribers have become the owners
4 Of the right Of this newly invented
Burial Casket," for the county OF Yazoo.
The Cssket is fashioned to accord with the
feelings of the bereayed, and yet retains all
the requisites of an appropriate receptacle Tor
the dead.
Whatever tends TO softenor make less keen
the poignancy Of our grief, commends itseii
TO our consideration. So much that is repnl-
sive has been disca rded in the arrangement and
shape of the above case, that its name, the
''Casket Burial Case is an involuntary sug-
gestion. We do not hesitate to aver that
there has never been in use anything so enlire-
~ chasle appropriate, and, .withal, 50 conve-
llient as this invention.
The Casket is perfectly air-tight, composed
Of metal, and will last for ages.
0E We have now supply Of the Casket
on hand, and respectfully invite our friends Il
call and examine them.
COFFlNS will be made for those who prele
them. Orders attended to at all hours, whethe
by day or night, or Sunday.
Their shop is near the river, nearly in rea
of Harrison u Hyatts.
FlTCHETT & FLEMING.
N. B, Teams, CASH orciy acceptance.
Yazoo City, Aug. l9lh 1858. IT,