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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30
@iffoer's NyenGehine.

SENASS&E ga e11pS ~ MTSIetWG4
i 0tses fms pc einstaen MafGinen, be wirtIt8 TN 6tantt
n. Bis 8arfner, Gdbneiecr, GdbubuiadDers &leiScrs
ttdeberinem u @rioatfat1ilier, wsI@e Dtei @aaarbst bGs
ben, TT bteIe WafUtae DDn Iat1GBbGre1r NDegtHe-Der asjns
ISenttn beina 9ebrauu perielbea DctrGBt ~
1@ Gtttauferab ScaGrS per csa6r~
Dtsicltsn Fn6 dber ale Ggeils 6tsfsg 0dnbe8, ia fat tn alien
I8ssenber, tn benen 8Itsret bstrtfbeR Utrp. i'm al8erfinea
I@etteWa. Dtt In Baltimore gfep<gprf, Q0ttabeipbta Nnb
ISpfrn perfesttgten 5errcntletper, Rae Sic Der 9sfspptea feiNen
ISerreu- unS Damen@Sttefl aeuaen BON ber 0gr5Gs.t6sptt 5tr
INN nsfer It'd tatrnsr mspr persrgsernbss Gsf6dft Rtr IN
Salttntrre beher betrstbe 5u tounen, Rabsn 70 : ban neuet une
ICseaGsten 9aoen tn VIA A--i lA o.
- SEQ. lS9 fz8altinrrefreBe 3.Ia d.
9 aOarn,sn pnb anlsrs Wfaf@iasa ~bUrtsant 0srfaaf easssfsat.
neue Walainen fir Samilieugebrau@ gum
aA BreiIe ppn $50 bi8 $7S, A.
|peI6e NIT Saant. unS @tnfaBpreden, fOpte SfeIsn anbsren
AS-Dte bieFsen @~tnpCbuer, icpie att 6reufte. relde SaI.
IhnOre befuGtn, fnp etnBelGben f9 unlerc Wtafbtnen uae
8s62sH N. G. 8rDbsrtd, asen.
5or6bplS UdrbeSfDTe, pDfeieos.
5000 fan 6tlpaIrcneS unb eentapisneS Sarbb0I3,
20 Aifsn Grapp, fret Spn Sanp,
10 - BletG .9RlSer, bette Sprte,
es eco irii6ea aaD ameritanir6en Gstn.
lSdurt, nHe 6p1teu, S&mtrsst,
|alaan. s~efpsen nnb 8aat, got uns perlaiGe,
l0tn6e, W Wreug YptofGe.
sinrUnattf6e gDtaf&e, Bimsfein,
8lGueu NttrtE, Yartter Spetgo
Sprs.uau.@r Mp.pen ggeinfstt,
Gtfen. WttrtSl. 8GtDgs SIet, Htfte
lgSstu Seinrsbfn. BlettuGer,
SiSistt.5arSe' tt~epttsar) @isjitaaf9sa su,aaa.
la nGsrt0e Gpf SODA,
sISSnSoIs grtraet, q 81 Srssne saunestissd, go4
Sem. SbeQaf, .- SapantI8e &Gbe,
|Gdtacas SnSt8O, @rnnipan,
Ia sssrfauftn sci 81. S. 8ader,'
WdriI2Jl @D. so SpS &pariesfr-
- "H.-I sra rP
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Gtp mas RtllO,
Wtutam &ennebp,
9enrp Nteman,
Samts Grasisr
III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30
2&SieDti0 fltr Wineuaat0erer
z %=%%xssSssss AsF6aaas s-s1ss2s
Sfsne arrangements fIr G~inpanoerer, bic o41
benz Weffeu al reiIen ipilid,en.

Nfsue arrangements fir Ginmanoerer, Die oud,
benz Wefen 3u reiIen ninid,en.
g0n hsute, Zen 9. NOseaber an, perbea big @tnpanbsrer
auf Der Northern Central GaISertfrest Depot @ifen5abn ntf
bsm @gpref3W8 %bef6rbert. Die 8aba btetst babur9 ben 3ntmi.
.erGnten. etntn er5eeteu 0prtb etIt dIs trssnb etne
|aneere Sdbn, aud tt tie un 81 @lefIen fif:er ais teSe an6ere
gabn mad beuannten Ylasen. ais: n.- -r
Rittsbur9, @leoelanb, Detrnit, Sort Mabne
@btcagp, Wilnaufee, 9aleua, Dubuque, Ct
Saul, 03Dd S9laao, burlington, Soma gttp
nm erben te6talb Bic nil Der aprttern Central 8atn gee
benz periPnen 10 StuubsD frlbsr ais te nit anbern 8db.
men Geten9en bort e%tutreHen, aad, werben a g9al psntaer biz
Va8fn baSet 9epe@islt. Die 5ata 3iebt purd ben dSateu
lApsL pgn Ottp. Dte game @ntfernARB RON btsr b8 gbtcdsp
~ 500 Nstisn Das @epdd ptrb bier gesei@net (n'arFesl nat
BAD @relfline, Carton, Cincinnati, Snbiana,
polls, 2oui8pille uub st. Qouts
pet IN %tbenfoas @afaetere %tsf5rSsrt nnb f1r ttr @epat
!stn { 9sttfrs unlaSanssfo fea 6ere&nst Die YaFaeiert
lfpnaennttt benz 3Qpr~, o5er @beubs 10 utc.3u9 NOD auer
neflt Den gtGsen SeIen, sEne antarwegg aafeabsltfn 1T ntr.
ben. - ur6fdbrtogtGftff Eerssn esrfauFf il Ger Offcf 5eG
INaeMtsn, .,a- at Sc0a G. 8 atffr, ~
ttt4ss gte. 30. 6e0s@5Erest. utnr 2a"tqrt Endrf
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Gbdr1es s.. Graft, 2pmis 81. 5. @fiftOn.
@uplt9e rnb weilthe a4
NNemtur fit 3eifnm8s;NnuDmcen
Graft & Clifton,
offices Np. 9 I'm s~spetten Stpfperfe bes
6ranfIiusW uiIn;noH.

Rer6DfsgGe Don Baltimore unD gtprtbfroRe.
AS~ 8alttutprer &duFeute t6nnsn, wsnn lie In Sbtaer Of.
fee DprfpreGsm, tbre Sci 6dftss Mn5eteen al ben Is'tden prei.
en- in tr8enb etner 8ettun8 Uber peri . btf d n
Is d rtfttn zen 8eretntgte 5taaten Hber & a.
ID a b a e.n9erIdt bLfOmmen uni. e~rfpareu ft babarh aues,
3ettDsrluf aae IuSla9eu fir &RmmtffGns. Gebabren. oSf.
porto &c. Referenaeu: 80
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GMf Dem alien WIdBe

GnT Dsm- GIFsn plGBe
92rs. /, 3, 5 unb z, Nprb @utatp StraRe.
az senGSer BEN Gutars Spufe, Baltimore, I1b., rtgber er5ffrst.
: Daufenb FIR bic auS9ebrtttete 8bnnerfnaft, tseIte Der frjs
bkte1 Tirad n6hrcnb Der lebten Is Sabre III GhetI tpurbr
rtadt Der llnter;st@nets benz @ubItturn BITE trsebenFs Nn,pics
bas Ct ftt beh Gpbe bes slnen Ibetlba6srs, 6rn. SenrnBSb2s'
bura beFtn Erb bic G%pupa9nts sflbt DOrbsn mar, bn aan,en
bebeusenben @1rrett Der np@ nupOGenbeten ptanp's, 66Is ms
anberern prdportrten MtateriSi fduFtS an f@ sesra6tbaf e.
(Dtrb beStalb bdSy 8tI&Gft In bem alien Gtple In benz fribe.
rem g. l&Gft8I4faI fGttbetretben nnb es ed sur 4Rf9abe ma.
Den, 1as plans luaner rtePT tn ieiuer @1Genbuns IN Derbefs
Iftxn.
auser eetusn atteu DacttabauferH unb Der Tebrte In @u,
uabe SaIfiHSre, baE or etns n4ue gtoee gabrsF IL
GEtawRrags rttt Der 8rente nG6 g~4effrase errtGtet. II
Del6er er cine Gtp6e Mn;ebl Der beHen Mrsetter bef1ifttate.
SIN bteger Edbrts terben DtIno@ ndt etnst neuer Scala dn.
lferttat, fir me!&e CT Bat Der a~usneuanB tn MlarsIanb. gnBt.
Tut, 40 bic befsn SrdrrEtg3seama1ec aus 3OaQn, 9epsgprl
aaS SaEtinOes, "A gtaaos %aas8stsas battea, Sts 5 d e
{ 4 N te srrtelt.
9er @usfsrn6 bee snaispts mnrte Fuss nadbper BURN 81
~SgEbgRgte. Nu5fs4NRg DQa gt@aDnoc Be-, ~befGttgt, 100 tEr
benfCa& bd$ + ia . t a n "a n ertaetlt @ntte.
Dar@ bte{e beiben GtaSAFeHents tf Ct III sen 5tenb asGes
ale NuftrdBe, uttt @sl@e1 e eesfrt rtrb, aWffs @~rprptef
aGs In 5isfsr yattt. eeoaatea glanos pabeu rome st,ern
lRaEmen unb Enb II cGnaraftt, bdB tie set 3userprSsnfiids
Daarrbafttsgett bic Rstnbe tbss 1pnts sewa8ren urb Il
Gem &I,Ha pibsrfebtn.
Dianos auf 0eieLuna
unb BON feker 6OI;s uub 8auart pCrbet gstet,r+ u
Dte er6sts Sprefait ntrp auf be Me6ett anb agf Sic Qus
pabl Der 9tetertdlien peeEoembet unb er farm Sa9ef fur teees
aus esnerh @tnbltFcment pftScrgs1eahs .SnRrnsnens bte Gar
Gutte Iternebwea, bag Is .ale @tgenfGaFten zines euten wia
In9S betbe.
aat SnFran.ente ans rasner 5aSrtF p,rseu fur ) $yapr
ism benz Sag bS 8erfGrfes an Aavent!rt.
BelpnSere anfmettfarntett tpirt caf Ste NuspQbl bun SSn.
lfruntnten, pelGt In einer errSea Gntfernnna ~rerfeubtr wer.
ben, Serwsnbet unb eth 8ptredSt bee l~Irttauf&es tnner4alb
Wtpnaten ppnt SertaRISta8e ait tptrb geEattet, frlte stn Sn.
frguaeny nt&t %p0uEGnptg b%CfrteotGen.
CO. grpbbanO!er rerbst %pptIttur, BET n1s Spr3p redsen
Iehe fe f1 G%Rberp6rtS ~u,n1eben.
Sefanotg r~prr0tct6 etEe A1tsntnbI Bot 80 Il 0 bepas
SDH ben beften SuitrNRlenfenmaWern 81 $45 bts $500.
a1- p tenps pCrben I'm 1staUf d t, aus
sgE7 t3xcbs =, a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30
@ugrps>SIaf 9en<gtabIiffem
Nr8. 1859 g. III. Central Nbenae.
woIt;w,r 80 SOS

Baltimore, 3fe.,
salt fDrttr6brenb S~grtdtbt9 Ynrser, Gle mnb Giber, tbenfO
9pnbpn : Br5Wn = 5tput, tte bef&n SSrten, eararttrt ais in
8lafben ~tutpptttrt. 8ftnerGltpGTer In alen Auaittdtea, fret
Spn iAGbIt@cn SuSfan3ea. Terntr; Gttneralpafer Bpa.
tdnen, @sneratprS. 8af Aens0 i afAtuen, init ben neueaea ger.
6~eferan8tn; - amertfanif@e atDatn~5tSutn mo btttO Nle in
GIGf9en. Ntte unb neue Glafaen tperpen 9efduft unb Ser.
sawft. @ueint0sr asent in Baltimore fir Smiths gbtlaoel.
p6ia aIe.l- <e nt4t sufgteosnifeaenben @esenfdnbt gtrbsn
burtG1encmmen unb bas @elb uteber ~erfGttet.. GDubttpten
bnnea aae &rten spnSerpp In tire 8Dataren ssfRGt erSGlte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30
ael narnsss0re &.

6ur6 ntsine ttssStea S0tpOrtatiancn aus BEN crRen 9Gbrife
Oentt$IanSs tn ben Gtan6 geieBt, gu &ugsrf ttat8en 9reft
y betl1nfeM. EaeNh @ sR Nat-. Sis. q N8srlh u hr-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30

Scene unb biQi8e
& q D 9 t e 90
in 0trp. IS gtoro>@ apltraBe.
Der uaferSet6nete BAIT Rsts bas 8r6gse 4a8er ron
Gapc4er1
BON tea neaeaeu. eeF6n,adSpaitsn Mtaaerfar 26ttn, gerlDrs
SpeIfeStnutr, I5rtbsauben. SGdle u { n eGenfo feHe 5euer
borss uno @gsbGnse,9 tnnen, SItnbs, 8entttaatfte (Qatten
unb Resr 8renben, @iufa banb, S9nur unD AWaiten al
SanS, pel3e er sn Ben biQtafen 8ttlien serfauft. &ae, WELD
iDi6e 5aden SIT fauf,n punfGen, jDlten fp nttne Uaaren
uno bic prtrslite ta5u anieben, che fe ~anberspp faufen.
Nos gDtIItd m 8. @rtffttb,
SIR Is @asRr., geesnuber Der @trifEirGs
Observation-Disclosures msrpea Guf gsteaung ~Gn9eferttet uni
9apetcn pn ben beten Nrbeitern f9nsa unb gut aWfaemaa
27NtGra6M
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Soale's Sener1er fberun9Ss Mocntur,

MEChANICS SA WIN Us BANh
%untae8Dasn mad benz neuen 3a6Su6f Ser 8attimrrs Yort
L @ds pm SaittmDre- unb 81. paul gtta6t. ~ ag
Oobn q. GraoeS prdfbsu.s eee ,sa
OtrtttSFeuI
13m. o: 5arrtfGn, @pb. Sd. @rouh. Spbu IlsrSs. IIl
Pr. SO, gDOeofbs, SOpn 81 orrSp, Sam. tRert' n
IS Serge RpatrS, i DftIes gBEtft. gIart a. tttsa ID,
Jnp. V. atobt s. Scales gfeeff, Ser. N. self
Dtefe Udnt tn t69ltG son ~ tis1 ntr fIg ogn GmSf,r.
BON OtpOften u6 NaS3a6lun9 BON gebtrHf efeu. -
Gtlo tdnh Spn1 Dpaar aufUdrts ttnttrIest Eerbsn. Dttfna
terenen besra9en Btet @tUeent per Sabr, u. trtrb onssr.
BEN BON bent uebsrfSus 6ne3SGbre eint 6 : .OfbiSr rks
unter BITE Deppftcrcn SertbetIt.
Summer SVn ttgsns inern8 81 m trbsn psWsyuDtbtbuen
8efelftaften pSer MfpctnttOnet aeaenoenprtrrsr
SereetrGteets Branen unb @etnberfdbrtde fSnnrn Ser IN IN
fsta etgtnen Wamen beppntrtn unc birf5t btsgeIbs srSfMI;ssIta
81 tbrer etatnsn 8trfIeuna. SSgS"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30

| SberwOpb u. g..
9 3bternan u. Son.
! &prtinn u. 60.
q Wpitman u. GE.
5enrp " Gbcmpfpn.
NCbbins II. gp.
Sttpben 9 See.
Samiun Garis u too.
| 9enrp . Mlears.
Sas . Mafpn n. Go.
@baS @enberaaa.
%osros6ausb Smitb u.,Gs
Sowe, Martin u. CO.
Bartlett u. Bro,
D ID 8owsn U. g..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30

..tal 2Seln " BET @o(lcne.
S8tragoG, . 4i
Eafel eeuf u. Dc.
SenF aux fines herbes de Mall,
,.. a ia Pavigote sum N
SObnffosrS Sn6urnuce NUDtne
Nc. IS SeconbtraBe. oU
Teuers W1arimez utb 9ebcnssSSerTA ss
a rnn98zS~ Drnpaenien. .T'''"
Stherite unb i~elteite Gpmpaeuie.
Uerlideruns8>@ Comp. Der 8a0eb BON 0iroiuien
nit 100000 Gaptta[
2pndburBsS erItderun08. Comp ron yfroinipr
nit 100000 Capital
Nlbet1arle 8erItheruno8, Comp. ron @iroinien
nit 100000 Capital sa'Sl FL
@barter OafsSerii6er Comp. BON !Sartfcrp
nit $3.50, GapttaI TsI'laf'
Security Gerit6erune8 Comp. BON SEEMS )orf
nit $S27O, Capital fir. r'r'
BbeuirzU sGomp. BON Weusgort.
..- nit $500 900 Capital
6felclutes8 erliherune6 Comp. BON geepsN crf
nit $27O,0OO CAPITAL
Wtctltanf Werlt6erun98 Comp. bon NeDs9orf.
q nit $780, 900 Gapttat .+llsd'
9tetD Worlo 0erlider. Gpmp. ron Nems0l
nit $250,OOO Capital ~.
Wercantile Wutuol Ofnrirr
nit $I,OO0,1JG capital la -
Serelnistc Staaten Scheme, YerIideruna &C.
NIT 81, 25O,972 Capital
ytcrtbern Iiiurance Comp. Of Qcnocn ~
nit 81, 194,1I1 Capital.
DH potn fsrtsriten &Ompaentein Nnb son Der GsatsIntur
cfS Sf6ateS Ntdrbl6nb dutbortfit unp lhenfrf. - -"
Hte pgn BEN unterset6neten rs?rdIs ,ttrteu GUmpaauhsn
mtfti!N Strfu 8 bGres Gopttal gun SoQen 5gen an.
8s8Speatn Set'a8, 1erantrDrtltG fir be Bobiunsp. Q,rlnfs o.
PtritIi4 erfesf. = TbS% 3 S g tn
+. a~.h 81 - u,..s Is SecUnefr rr.s-.
IT. y t"m SarSeeUr. S1nl7,fI
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(leberIeeiide
MISUNDERSTANDING.

ssssA AsaAzA (leberIeeilds
49, AaffaGcs @aetttttr4
zZz&&SS&Ss2n Die uutGrsethnCten hfben mttbem 9GIf
btS Sosrrn G Suarb 91pn, SdtHs-Gbcber unt COLTS.
8eir06ter, tn . r e n II In Verbtnbung unp Rcuen fiji Sfe d.
nung ~beHelbcn untsr pDrtbetlpGften 9eRiuGangeE uDs u Der
nj ebr IA ten rem sr 5GStE nuf elm S abr Iltfat
9 a az c ( d IN { aus un1 5War fir gGilte, Stesta { uni
8wiiGenoed NIT t IS elmdBtgen @afetf9tffen Spu
bers aber naG 8aIttmD1e. Der gGc8 uber Bremen TT fir
Dealfds auerEGnnt bar DOrtbetlpaftefe unb ha TIM Ntatbe.
niisunesfaue Ss Gdenes benz 1tRlteea Ips5atler bas Is cit
d ert bIetbt, 70 e%ntrfepIen mir Denisni8en, weI9t 9reuu.
De uub @erranpte son Deutf6idne berubcr fpntnien laHer
ppIea, uafere 8erratttclu1e 6IrA Dbt8es Qaue .~srsebenf. -
|6~t8eIf@tffe perlafen Bremen am 4. uM6 Is. ieter
WpnatS.
@nbeufp t6nnen Bet uns gaRassfaetne iebtr SLATE unts rgs
leaune Der plate fur BITE neue unb fra@topu etn.
sert@tsten DamPff3tffe bis 9Nrbbsutf9er
QIptb alb NersgDrf mad 3rentrn, ale aud
Gb Srsnten Ner.gGrt
gu ben g q en- Der &~Dmpceute lNebs nabsre &ntetet) untsl
eletden 8cbtn9unaen fit 0te1nWn8 ser 99. @eIpte
8eutGen unD o. cit, Agemen Der S9tfe In 81 Is
y Grf, eatSe9eaeenprhrasn peretn, unD 6G man nit Std
Diejsn SNtfeu cen 8Or5ue eeben lam, anb bur9 @nGagenaes
eet uns Ite + { II { SBr Setru9ereiFn burb Nsw !. y oxfe,
Sumner ssF6ert tab, fp %empfsRltn ipr aud bserin ben
Die Abfabrtstaeeh r SGtfe Tnb fie fplBt; -4
.. 8remeni H. Wew.gpr2 J
10. Wdrs . IS. Wl1rt
10. MprtI 2. Mprt., -
80 Nrrtt, no, Npril,
Ii, Mai. IA. Dlat,
II. SUM-, % ,@iat,
Dtsea p69erer 3usiuutt rsnhs man F9 an asl 81
Sea unb y Gd,maa Ill.
Srti1j No fI3 9M. FDntba rbNr WG!tiBgBI
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Tobr
:
Ger &ifenEsen inR
mdr-utfmfT

H. CUR beTpuoeren Tenutnibndbme.
9tnranbersr unb Retfenbe ioGten febr p0rfHttg fttn, ebe
tie TIRE Btaette faufen uub foQter btefeiben MIR Yu fold CT
a%hgefeItet 8eantten faufen, peiae Srn tprsm @slatte Ieben,
ntdt attr bn WfafiFrn pber 8wtfdentrd8crn, Ia fe fpnl Der
@efabr duSeeieSt fnb, befdNtnbelt i'll perben unb ttr @eIb
urhfpnR %ausaeben.
Ourhfubrt8-B t1ette
mad allen SDeIen bs gDefsns fnb sn BADEN BEL
&D. 8. Stl6ebranbt,
0enSaGe@nt9ranten.N8ent ber Baltimore unl
-s SbtDsGti eubabH.
San8OfS Nr. 81, Tbome8ftr., 8aItimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30

Rrrr u. Co., sDailt @r6aaee'
But u. Iuttle, n@lippsr'
Is @atne, .,Gprrefpenoent"
Is 8 SGnanfer, nWefer'
|86 Mt0arbiUn u. Co., nNepubIte,"
McStltcn II WtlS, .YGtrtOt'
s geatss Reefe, ,,WietbDb VrDtef."
Dms. u. Mlppre, pGam. 5Ouru."
4 S 5ebtan. .Gatb0.te MtrrOr'.
IM9 &abetH = u. So. nDtspotf6'
RB WOrtbin8tpn, ,Mmer. Borm."
| MUrpbp u. Co. metropolitan
Dm . 2n8bet, p8reemau."
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17
Wasteful Farmers.

Perhaps in nothing are farmers more waste
| full than in the management, or rather want OF
management of their manure. Should one
have his granery robbed every week or
SO of fifteen or twenty dollars worth of grain,
he would make great fuss about it, and pro-
baby offer liberal reward for the detection of
the thief; vet this same man will allow his
manure to lie spread over his cattle yard, ex-
posed to the bleaching rains of spring which
frequently carry more than the above amount
of the elements of crop contained in his man
ure forever beyond his reach-and he allows
this waste to occur year after year, as if it was
no sort Of consequence to him. If this prac-
tice was true only of the owners of prairie
soil the case would be different, butt is to be
seen in parts of the country where manure is
most needed, yea, where its preservation and
economy in its use is of the utmost importance
to the success of the farmer. Farmers have
been told of this thing so often through our
agricultural press, that one would think it
need no longer be reiterated. Why is this ?
Has the subject become to them such hack
neyed one that they no longer give attention to
it, or do they mostly belong to the class who
take no paper devoted to the interests of their
calling The voice of the agricultural press
has for half century or more been raised
against this waste Of manure, as well as against
the skinning process of cultivation so uniyer-
sally practiced in many parts of our country.
Their empty barns and graneries should APP
peal to them in way not to be misunderstood!
Their fields so barren looking, all overrun with
sores, should reproye them for such derelction
of duty they owe to their children and to
their country, as well as to themselves But
farmers waste also in the application of man
ure-putting it on ground which needs drain
ing, when half the value of the manure ex-
pended in draining would produce almost in
fnitely better results. Again, theywill lavish
it on to fields already rich, while they have
others suffering for want of it. But it seems
impossible almost, to change the course of
many, however prejudicial to their interests
that course may be-and the Country Gentle
man, together with our agricultural press gen.
orally will still need to reterate the oft repea-
ted injunction Farmers, save your manure
Country Gentleman.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17
Singular Poisoning Affair in Western
New York.

The Elmira Daily Press contains the testi-
mony given on the examination of Miss Es-
ther Bosworth, of the town of Chemung, ON
q charge of attempting to poison colored
girl named Sally Ann Armstrong. From the
evidence it appears. that Miss Bosworth, on
several occasions, gave to the colored girl sugar
candies. or abonbons," which, instead of being
eaten by the girl, were given to her employer
and subsequently sent to DR.. II. Gregg, of
Elmira. On examination, it was found that
small holes had been drilled in the candies,
which had been filed with strychnine enough
to produce immediate DEATH
The motive for this attempt to destroy the
colored girl is conjectured to be the fact that
she had been o witness against a young man
who resided at the house Of the father of Miss
Bosworth, on a charge Of stealing money from
the lady with whom Sally Ann resided.
The Press says ''The prisoner, over whose
head but seventeen summers flown, IS posses
sed of handsome features and form, and much
gracefulness of manner. Apparently she is
but little concerned about the matter, pro-
nouncing it sheer fabrication to accomplish
her ruin, yet the serious nature OF the
charge perferred cannot but present itself with
crushing force to her mind. For the sake OF
humanity for the sake of that reputation
for innocence that woman should bear, we can
but hope that this dark suspicion may
prove unfounded, and her hands be clear OF
the STAIN"
The accused declined to enter into any ex-
PLANTATION or defense before the examining
magistrate, but gave bail to answer the charge
if an Indictment shall be found.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17
Hr0ns Gaau.bers. J0us7al.
AFTER THE BATTLE.

-
Ths drums ars 81 mufed; the bugles are all still
There's pause In the valley, halt on the hill
And bearers Of standards sWsrye back with . thrill
For ersst isid Is resped. Heavens gamers to ILL.,
:. N-S sferr Taatb holds his harvest fo-1ay
900 s's1A go. :. ''''''' - - s. 80
ur.su va;ce ON the v,nd liza tha spirit,s low ery
~ ~ mass MT ~ seundnr-and Who shan repiy?
Fnr thoae whose wan faces giare white TO the sky,
Wifb evee 6xad 8 steaiiIy and dimlv.
ARthev want that last trumn Ehlch thew NAV not
$3.50
1''s A-'''' = - ~ s.''' -.''' :
ws - .s.sss - .-s-. : 800 and
.a-.s So - s.---.-e
AZ ~ k1rial rsauiem i ehauted aloud.
TIA 1890 ~ - daa a st-;cLep lrovn;ng
VIM V;ceo. = i ~ ~ liz ausen nas and
al, al. ,,,,o-,o,. h.. ,,ovn;n,
" = $50 =. sAe nv. Ass
Thsrs q NO moeins blaze n. a. clsv sinks 20 clay:
Tss -, ,a,,,1a - tis reaee-t;ms 49, an svept
8 s- - f'-af' :. s''s fs-s'- $50 -
In ~ tevr;ble faee of The dread hattie day;
oslv rss;s. tsst isy 1bsrs thieEsst the Fray
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17
A Tragedy in Virginla-Murder Of a
Young Lady.

The people of Marshall county, Virginia,
are in state Of great excitement in conse-
quence of the discovery Of cold blOoded MUIR
der IN that county. The unfortunate victim
was beautiful young lady of very respectable
character, named Melissa Marris, whose pa
rents live near Limestone Miss Marris had
been living in the families of some of the far
mers in the vicinity. The supposed murder
er is q man named Horton. From the
Wheeling IntelEgencer we gather the follow
ing particulars
On Saturday last Miss Marris had been at
Limestone, and on her return stopped at the
house of Mr.. Knox, which is on Stelrs run,
about two miles from Limestone. She left
Knox's about noon to 60 to aneighbors, Mr..
Anderson when she reached Mr.. Knox's Or
chard she gathered few apples in a handker-
chief, and passed over the hill to Stelps run,
out of sight Immediately afterwards Horton
came along and also passed over the hill
After this Miss Marris was never seen alive
In about half an hour Horton returned over
the hill, passed Knox's house, and went to Buz-
Yards tavern, on the Waynesburg road, where
he said he had come from Moundsville, and
was tired, but, as be wished to make an early
start in the morning, he would pay for his
lodging before he went to bed This he did
and retired, which was the last seen of him,
as he Left long before any one was up in the
morning. From Saturday until Thursday
morning no search was made for Miss Marris,
as by some means report had obtained in
the neighhorhood that Horton and she had
eloped together. For. this, however, there
was not the slightest ground, as he had never
paid her any attention, and scarcely spoken to
her. On Thursday morning her continued
absence having excited remark and salarm,
few Of the. neighbors turned out to look for
her, and after search Of less than half an
hour found her lifeless and mangled body, bear
ing evidence of her been reft of Life with &C.
compartments Of horrible cruelty fearful to
contemplate.
The supposition is that Horton overlook her
where she had sat down upon . log to rest, as
the handkerchief which contained the apples
was found lying on it. That her person had
been outFassa- hefape. she sEas murdered was
also evident. The murder was committed by
the side of the public road, from which her
body was dragged some twenty or thirty
yards by the feet to q small run, in which it
was found. The murder was committed by
heavy blows of stone or club about the head
and breast The side of her head was bro
ken and one eye knocked out besides indica-
tons of number of severe blows upon diff
ferent parts of her person. Horton is still at
large.