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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Arizona, Smith, Fl ON Brazos Santiago
18th, via lndianola 2sth inst, to . b Bayns
Steamship Noses Taylor, Griffin, from New Yofh
til Via Havana 25tll inst, TO $ De- Wiser &ce
schr virgins John. Kornbcck days from Fish
River to master-basin
schr j Gwin, Baker. 3 days from Fish River, t.
master basin.
schr Nay. johnson, days from Pensacola, to
master-basin.
sehr Adeline, -, I'm the Coast-2d dist PIT
| Schr Gagahaldi, -, FIN the Coast % dist III.
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
| Schr Confidence, FIN Paseagoula.
Schr Balear, I'm Biloxi.
| Schr Julien, fm Biloxi.
| Schr Rober. FIN Biloxi.
Schr Flora, FIN Pascagonla.
| Schr Mary Mathide, I'm Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Montery, fin Bayou Lacombe.
Steamboats,.
Vigo, whitenbury, FIN Jefferson.
35th Parallel, Chapman, FIN Arkansas River.
Fort Wayne, Barr, FIN Cincinnati
Music, Brown, FIN Lafourehe.
Gossamer, Forgay FIN Attakapas.
J NJ Sharp, White, finn Red River
Pacific, Lamb, FIN Louisville
Sovereign, Manson, from st Louis.
John Ray, Kerchiyal, I'm Vermllon.
D Hine, Muggah, I'm Attakapas.
W Burton, Louailler, from Washington.
HRW Hill, Newell, FIN Memphis.
Col Z H Judson Harrison, FIN Granada
Bonita, Wright, I'm Minden.
DE Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Oregon, Walker, I'm Mobile.
Towboat L Millaudon, Phillips, FIN the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 28th inst,
ships G Nv Bourne and Prem Osear-cam
up light.
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CUMBERLAND RIvpp
Leaves on WEDNESDAY w, a. -
For NJ A. rIxrIn: y; ~ . y. NJ

~ vile TrIeoi ~ ias 3 ~ VILLE u, CLARKsa
nnyg smi,hand Padncah MsTonoii sii as ts S
s5s a,e ma 81, Hickman New Madrid Randolph Mem
leave ae abeye slea Re woods master viii
to q n n rp,s, age arpy on board
fe2s d. DuFFlELD, Agent, S, zsSfE
nl.Tbe n r xp; tab, :. II Camp street,
egh NH; W. pisege storing reshippinr snd viii g
'' alns 70 Chattanooga Atlanta and KnoAxil,e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

fsa< a. lakt rseke-Eor Jefferson Snftiand pns
fort GHddn, swansons md Mornings and|nspt
slehny, Shreveport, tiFand Bayou Coushatfa
eamie Grand Ecore Aesinlria and all intermediate
Ni&o, W. W. Whenbary Muster Min ient a PaS l
frog ht or passage apply on boud 1880 ="
tas VIRGINIUS C. nENT2Et.
fINartfe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Relosv---comang Up.

Ship jas Miller, Miller, days from New York, to
J Woodruff &eo
Brit ship Concordia Janison, from Liverpool via
Mobile, to Brander d Hubbard
Brit ship Meteor Porter, FIN Liverpool via Mobile,
to G B Shute
Ship Ocean Monarch Page, I'm Liverpool lSta Jan
to ] o Woodruff &co
Ship Addie Snow, Howes I'm Liverpool 9Th Jan.
Ship VIM Rathbone, Pratt I'm Liverpool 9Th Jan,
to Creeyy & Farwell
Ship West Point, Spencer, Is days FIN New York.
tot O Woodruff eco
Ship Ohio, Hutchings, days from Boston, to W J
Dewey Geo
Ship RockaWay, Luf kin, from Liverpool, to Cam
mack & Converse
Brig Eagle, -
Sehr Roseneath, Baker, I'm Richmond, (Ya.)
Schr Ingomar, Norris. - days from Baltimore via
Savannah, to Greevy / Farwell
Sehr Jos Toone, Pennington, I'm Brazes Santiago
to Goldenbow G Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
.ARKANSAs.RIvER.
Leaves on THERSDAY. LIST ms. ut 5P M
" TTf.TfF.aF2 hFSNS AMGAE NeFvH

REGU LAR ARKANSAS RIVER
sYess- h, Packet-Fer Fot Smith, Van Buren, Oak,
aosev,l!e srsdFa, Nesown itarianelle, Lewis
All parai0n landings in the Beudsfhe new elegant very
lieht draught and swift running packet steamer Thirty
Filth Parallel, Levi Chapman, mRster E, o. Carter
clerk will leave above. For freight apply on
yJRGISTUS C. DENTzE1.,
fapa Advertising Agent
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Leaves b rnuRsnAY. ID Mercl. q. 5 2, M

=. T.,
REGUlAR RED RIVER AND LAKE pIss
. fFsg5 ~ IkNfAt kET-FoF Miudtn Mo5cow Pojuf
Nh Eolla Month iogis Hay on Grand BayS, Grand
fnfe AlennfrH, tsodTs and Iii fttei
landings on Red River and Lake Bsenear-Fhe swift running
gat d9rgs sfd Horn
nag Light. Wnt l'tlpn, j. Chauiplii
eagt IS aQoTe. Fer feeit passage, having spsTio ,,f.n
mediation rapg On board, or tp
yIRGINIUs C. DKstTIET.
4 lyarfizt rt- 4oafy4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
REGULAR NEW ORLEANs

RFIdTUIAIk NEW ORLEANS AND
Nsg h Lake Bistenean Paeket-The rev and splendid
spassenger packet steamer II. 8. Conley, r. b.
Roberts, master, will leave above for Mnaen
Mo5cow, Point Bolivar Month Loggy Bayou Grand Bayou
Campte Grand Ecoe, ST Maurice Montgomery Cole Alex
anafa, NofmanE Barbns and all Intermediate landings on
Red river. follows:
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY ND March 3, bP. NJ
Leaves New Orleans S TURDAY, March H. at 5 p NJ
Leaves Kew Orleans THU RSDAY, March 20 nj 5P NJ
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY. April TO- At P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, April % at 3 r. NJ
Leaves New 0rleuns SATURDAY, May s. att P NJ
Leaves New Orleans TIL URS Jay, May IL nj 5 T. NJ
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, May % at s p NJ
For freight passage apply on hoard
FIRGINIUS q. DENTzEL.
fell Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
YER MILLION
AfINE GgNS.,................- ...'.-.F1NE GUNS
HYDB& GOODRICH.
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
Np R La
-. . :. . . . . FINE GUNS,

We have always on hand complete stoek Of fine WAR,
RANfE Guns and are constantly receiving through our
European agents Guns, comprising al The NEWEST PAT
csAtnned relations with the first LONDON and other manu-
facturers extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS. enable us to say with confidence that fac
ties for The production OF Guhs sned 10 the Of the
SOUTH and WEST certainly not exceed If equalled in this
market.
We prepared to receive and execute with dspaeh and
views and any individual and furnish them AS
Low AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
By constant intercourse with the gun buying community
the South and West for thirty years have been
nave introduced many improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
and not fannd in M SfTENTHs OF THE GUNS IMPORTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY,
sporting Equipments aud Ammunition Of every description
nies fsois mad Reviewers Colts, Aliens, Tfantera
sIlth q Mesons and Whitneys Reporters. Sole Agents
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
N.Y. II SIGN al the g Golden Pelieann New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
y. L O.W = r co A ST.
B E U F.RIV

REGULAR BEUF River p .cwrr
IT. @Fat Point Jefferson Ion Baaf Prairis ans Ill
s anoaSs on Beaf rVer-The superior and very
sIE ght dfapght passenger packet seama np ns.y
Webb .. L. LAWS master viii leave above Far fpeipbt
board apply On
e1 FIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

Nsn In Orleans U, $, Packet Iine-FoT Wemnb srd
slhe Bends-Thc fine lrst-elass and fasf rnnnng
Set stralner In@omar, n d. Clarke rnas
yer wi y ready 70 receive freight Saturday morning n III
passage apply On board or 10 ',N>'H fVt iiSsh' OF
fe2s osprs ,n a =; ~ 4 q Ei II s
This linz Napoleon WITH Ee4st nasIes ore,
ATsts md White tiSes Ill MenlpIiE Win srnosr '
cts for 81. IHus and for Louisville ~ upesto PACE
AdaTls Express carried regularly by this line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

Leaves SATURDAY March 3. at $40 r. NJ cars
FOR SELMA AND NT0NTGsDHT-
IT. s>ery, Wetumpka and all landings Alabama ry-
dect-ris superior packet steamer Judge
Porter, Ed. L. Shields. mastcr, will leave he
lake end Of the Jefferson and Carroon Railroad above
For freight passage apply on board.
YtRGINIUS c. DENTzEI.
fe29 Advertising Agent
pot, Tiyoii Circle,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

DUNGH-aO boxes Batavia Arac for safe by
Il S. WOLFF
Tel v nAr 6rsviav and New Tevee sfs
b1EASa BSANDx-Ate low oaTtels OH and pure Acco
- mack Peach Brandy, in and for sale by
{ fell s. JONES Co., 81 Grayer street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
UNITED sTATEs
Lenves every MONDAY. a,5P.N,
REGULAR ARGYLE Ian

Lenvea every MONDAY Ht6P.N
REGULAR ARGYLE LANDING
TS%y and tfeenyila Paese-The new vcey swift ana
slntgnlaegnt passenger packet Gen. John
Esz<r@4fHS<scA. Guttnlan, y w. Cannon, master viii
positively leave above fo7 Argyle Landing reeyile Deer
treek Landing, Point Woingfon Caoina Landing Lake
Washington, Grand Lake AEhton Pgcrk Point Skbwih,s
Landing stsek 1sand Landing lake Providence Mliken,s
Bend Veksnrg WArfenion Grand Calf Joseph Rodney
Waterproof, Naichet Fort Adams Rcd River Landing BRys
Sora Port Hudson Baton Rouge, Plaqueune Doradsouylle
board. r "sf3' -
The General oan win tate Yazoo freight to be rsshpped
at Nicksharg. fPN
TIRGISlus c. DEST2EL
On Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
.oUACHITA RIVER.
i.sayes "a Y |, ,NEspAY. 2a-h In.l.. atar.M

Leaves on, Ny Ell NIlSDAY. % h inst At5 n af
REGULAR CUACfIITA PAtgrT-
fix - me elegant iss, runninR and magnificent nn..
.s:nggeF packet Peerless, Len. Moore naasteT
vii leave A. shove Camden,
unactia City, Trenton, Monroe Pine tiI t'ssf II jias WE
inlnhi9 Hstrisonbnrg Trinity ~ Landings IN Black riyss
hiSaF iidn Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouee PIeTra
mine Donaidsonfe aud ell Intermediate andne R9r gti
W pse' RECOMMENDATION board
fen ''as84'4VS Y R g,i1lt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Passengers.
Exports.

Per steamship Arizona, from Brazos santiag.
and Indanoia--l4 in cabin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leave. M THERsp W. 1T itsi.. htb p
For ST. LOuIS--CBNNEi,ri !

FOR SIT. L0UIs-G6NNECTiNe AT
NJ r. tno with the Illinois Central mud at 81 Ionis
Swh the Ohio and Misslssippi fsailrNtdslhe Gns
erulat passenger packet steamer Epyn.fNy
norrfson- r. f0re, muster will for H. i61is anj
al Intermediate landings above. For freight az tlratsi
tickets to all points Nu Eass Wet appFy on botfl
this StHAney. ft'''' Va
p5- No berth considered engaged until paid Ter.
a. plan Of the cabin hs sind sferaoDs ge,1s,i Nv
CONNER eiai Place. F 1859 ' %
G1Ihe above will freight for Mennhis Nat
chez Yieksbtf, and al the bends Md viii pt riet sifsn,ta
10 az way and plantation bhfineSs. ~ "N
ess yIBGISIUs C. DENTzKI,
Advertising apant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

One Of the Anti Rensers n she .a...n - -.
s &c slsany named Peter Ball was dsuassesssd
"a w oaeflit lass week for non-paymsnt of rant
af property from tha farm oceunied
~ soss sNo aays; large crowd Of tic neighbor
~ ssaans nad collected and disturbance was
s. Pr tle Freseaes Of large posse Of de-
fn5f auy hostile Demonstration.
e y. T. q TEL who pretended TO be sick, was
$1,000 e ihe haHse Of neighbor IN the arms Of
sspas1 sasilll Arrived there, she jumped no and
M s Is ~ ke ixent window witt. her thumb ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

REGULAR SHREVEPORT u, 8,
IT. M Mail Passenger Paeket--For Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Conshata, Carnpte, Grand Ecore st. Man
Montgomery, Dufand's, Collie Alexandria
NnLman's Barbns and all Intermediate landings river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet II. L.
Hodge, G. H. Marshall, master. will leave above and
every alternate Saturday throughout the freight
or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.
feY Adrerfisipn AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Leaves on WEDNESDAY nth inst, atsp. NJ.
RSsnlAr uppeF Red River Packet
FOR UPPER RED RIN i,

WeSy d, IN0WaI1, IHMesh0il, FNIlon. WasINe0u ion'
lsys Ferry, GhiehaaFd Spring Baak Stbnny
shreveport, Grand Rayen, GfRnd Eeore ST. Man
nee Goil,e Aiesnndt Cartons md Barhi landings nBf iii
int fncdinte landings on Upper Red ryerThe a rtnn;n
ght aangh mlficent pasSeger paekat stemet Robert
watson, John Smoker. master John T. Hall clerk viii
inodations, apply on board.
VIRGINIuS= G. DRNTzEL,
- Advertising Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
REGULAR ST. Lf,ItIss a n I r, - .rs,r,

IT. In 9resns PA Fscbct--For III f6t,s - r. ~
tiir imam New AIafril, Memphis and iii stef1nc
ilaie land nesTse new. fasi running aud nj an.
aid passenger s'easef ~ wing Cloud, J. Davis ulassr
apply en board. 49, W pass"se
= The ~ q will take freight for Natciea yctsnrr Iafe
fr9aeaee Napoleon Helena NrnIphl, Hektnir coinnbus
20, EIRGIHIUs G. BENTzRL.
w. AfHeEtl--nr, An,nri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Leaves on SATURDAY March 3. afhP M.
REGULAR RED RIVER AND

ISEsHUIAK kED RIVER AND
~ h Lake Bistelean Paeket,--For Minden Moscow
Port Bolyer, Pine Bluff, Grand Bayou Consha
asz1zEzzta Ganpte brand EGore ST. Maurice Alexandria
and all Intermediate landings Lake BseneHu river
The swift running passenger packet Bonita Isaac
Wright master, John Long clerk, will leave above For
freight PASSAGE having fine amply on board
feg Adyerfisjng Aeent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

Leaves on SATURDAY, March g. NJ M
FOR ATTAKAPiS VIA PLAQUE
fsg mne=zfor 81 Mactinsytlle, New Iberia Jeanne.
tets Gharentoni Franklin, Eenieryiile Patterson.
azessass4 vile and all intermediate landings on Bayon
1eehefhe new, light draggh pAcle, A. w. Ba Ixer A.
Meyner, master, will leave above For eight or passage
apply on board
VfRGINIEs C. DEYT2RL
feT Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 2ltl, inst. sat6p n
FOR SEIRGVEPOis1F. s.TeANy,

HneS n Eayou, tonstalts Gan,pe Grand ECorr tiaS
ndln Nonnans Eatbiu's. all Intermediate
landings on Red rver-Thc elegant very li$iits
GRAFT and i9st running passenger packet ,Jr,;ir
I9uro IN ea5slieF Insier, Wall leave above Fur tfi
or passage, htNGS superior accommodations appy 81 bna
80 FIRGINIUS q. DkNf2El,
tc-e Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

NJ h-For Grand EcoTe, Nachtocheg, Tiger Island ST
Maurice, Faserons Montgomery, nnrand's nx
szzsaton's, Mouth Of Cane River, Cotie AIexandria
Mernan's Bassns and all intermediate landings Red river
j. G. Dowty master will leave above For freight Or pas
sage apply on board.
VIRGINIUs c. DENTZEL,
Annnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

FOR SHIRE VMFOIiT. GRAND
fo5 m Hayo9 eoushatta, Campie, Grand Ecoe. ST. Ma1
Montgomery, Gotfle Alexandfia Nornlaps
Iarbn's and al Intermediate landings on RED
RlFeIhe elegant light daugf siftrunrne pas
senger packet Grand ulke, samuel Applspate master
will leave above For freight passage Apply on board
fen rs q dye 4f5ts ,1 hgs,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

Leaves on TUESDAY Mnrch g. Mt p H.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT TUES
day faeks5.ihe new fast running lIghi araasht
saa3sssR loon, VIM. O. HARRISON muster viii posiiraIv
leave above and every alternate Tuesday throughout The se
SOM for Shreveport Grand Bayou Goashatta Ganpte Grand
Ecore st. Maurice, Montgomery Landing, Dnrands Collie
Alexandria, Norman Barin's and all intermediate landings
on Red river For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed ac
commodations, apply on board,
fer Advartisfng Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
US. MAIL LINE FOR ArrAIxA-

fFsT pas Daily IN eonnsction with the \. @, u and
Attikison master, built expressly or assssn
gers and light freight will with the 0peloBas Railroad
leaving Berwieks Bay daily for Paersonyie Genterrfe and
Franklin and viii extend her trips Tas3days Thursdays and
the hitter place with mail St. Maftn
Lafayette Grand Gotean, 0pelousas and Washington
Running time from New Orleans Washington weptysix
hours being the quickest route Unveiled
the St. Mary leaves the Railroad daily offers better
facility for delivering upeight than any The Trade
Shippers viii please the boat their drRy receipts
j. NJ. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
1t No. : Old Levee Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

- - TUX sI1INE v EfUEEV, GRAND
~ h. Bayou, Gampte, Grand Eeofe, ST. Maurice Collie
Alexandria, Gorton's, NoImons Isarbins and j j
Intermediate landings Red riyer-The new ella
light faugh and swift running passenger packet steamer
Starlig hf Charles Hayes MASTER @. T. Hayee clerk viii
leave above. For freight passage having
tons. apply on board.
feI YIRGINIUs O. DENTZEL,
Aonff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

HSg hs-Fer Grand Ecore, aachtoches, Tiger Island,
ST. MalFice, Fayerons Montgomery Durauafs
tnxton's. Mouth Of cane river, Cnla AlGNandrfa
Nomans, Babis and all intermediate landings on Red river
The magnificent and fasunnng passenger packet j. ID,
Perry, Vim. Kimball. master, will leave as above For
freight or passage apply on board.
fer ady4r naiis / 1 Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

r. aTee-for ISiAmicll, n0asyie Gainesville 70
In t,ad ianesport Rocky Comfort, White 1IlIs
" 4alingtor Fulton sPfing Bark III way
iahlihsfl sHperor light drought steamer Era No. e.
w a. Scoye faaster will leave above giving clear biis
through For freight or Passage alnIy on board
FIRGlRiuS q. DESTHEL.
4itn AFsa4t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

REGULAR RED RIVER PACK
IT, n. hT-For Jefferson dfert Siuffllgnd Bcnten
Pot Caddoy swansun's slo1sng AlRytiy giireve,
spool Grand Bayou, catnpte, Grand FcSFp Alex.
aaaris Normas B3Ehns snd an Intermediate landings Oh
ger packet steamer VIM. Campbell JsFts s. Seott
master, will leave AAoye For ffuIgh or passage 6y o
board. s "P'''' VA
YIRGINIUS c. DENTzEI,
ieSD Advertising gent
dralght steamer Rescue taing freight Upper Red river
and will sign through bil8 for all landings abos lie a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
BAYOU SARA PACKETS

FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamers Laurel Hill, Capt Gross and Gr9sss
ese Capt. Nc. Quod, leaves New Orleans MONDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock 7. n. .
clerk is always iRndng St Louis street. to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills adng for The above
fea 3m l. A. COTTON, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

. UST ~ Trenton Regular Weekly PAckr-For ruscl,ifs
Lzf5sasSsss Oity Mouth Raynu Bartholomew SieIrgfor
oGlenond fefi pnlon Npn'h Of neypu u Ar
ba HarrisonhaTg Trinity and All intermediate Isndngs On
saaelIta and Black riyerIhe magnificent messenger steamer
IT. w. NfcIsae, ]. W T0bin, Ingsfnr, Will leave rs agye
punetuallS Fortnight Of i4asssee apply on hoard.
YiRGINIUS G. DENT2FL.
la3 Advertising Agent
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-29
NUMBER 3.


mrutinied, and he gave up dying for the
present to take care of them. An old
lady in this city, near her end, got little
Yexed about proposed ehangein her will /;
made up her mind not to die just then or
dered coach was driven twenty miles
to the house of a relative, and lived for
four years longer. Cotton Mather tells
some good stories which he picked up in
bis experience, or out of his books, show
ing the unstable equilibrium of prognosis.
Simon Stone was shot in nine places, and,
as he lay for dead, the Indians made two
hacks with hatchet to cut his head off.
He got well, however, and was a lusty fe,-
low in Cotton Mather's time. Jabez Mus
grave was shot with bullet that vent in
his ear and came out of his eye on the 9th
er side. A couple of bullets went through
his body, also. Jahcz got well, however,
and lived Lnany years. Per Contra, Col
Rossiter, cracked a plum stone with his
teeth, broke tooth, and lost bis life. We
have seen physicians dying, like Spigellas,
from scratch. And man who had
crowbar shot through his head is alive and
well. These extreme cases are warnings.
But you can never be too cautious in your
in the view of great uncertainty
of the course of any disease net long
watched. and the many unexpected turns
it may take.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-29
WATERFOWL, WIS, FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1860

that he had maintained his dignity and
asserted his authority as head of the
household. If Mrs. Mellen had only ex.
hibited little mon ti6cation be would have
been still better satisfied.
There was no trace of anger or NORTH
cation on her face. At length she broke
the silence by asking with an air as il
nothing had happened if there was any
news from abroad?
No! said Mr.. Mellen, crustily.
What course is the Emperor expected
to take?" she inquired further.
81 don't know! +" said Mr.. Mellen, in
q forbidding tone.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Mellen, who had had no
dinner, was getting hungry. However, he
consoled himself with the idea that he
could compensate by eating hearty sup
per; and he thought, with thrill of graf
i6cation, that in the absence of Bridget,
Mrs. Mellen would be obliged to prepare
it. He had no doubt or this score, as he
knew that neither on her own nor her
mothers account, would she be willing to
forget that meal,
At length, Mrs. Mellen rolled up her
work and rose.
She is going to get supper" thought
Mr.. Mellcn. Il am very glad, for I am
quite faint. Still authority must be main
tanned, at however great personal sacri-
fee.
By this time, Mrs. NIellen had advanced
to the door. Arrived there, she turned,
as if she had forgotten something.
by the way, MIR. Mellen,' she said,
''my mother and myself are going out to
tea. We are invited to Mrs. Smith, s."
"But what am to do D inquired Mr..
Mellen, paralyzed with this unexpected
stroke.
"I don't know, really" said his wife,
carelcssly, '' unless you come up with u.s.
l presume Mrs. Smith will be very much
gratifed to see you. VIII you come"
mo! said Mr.. Mellen, sharply.
That evening he took tea at an eating
house. He vas beginning to realize that
Mrs. Mellen had will as we'll as himself,
and even more difficult to cope with, on ac-
count of her admirable GOODNESS. Without
entering into an account of the means by
which it was brought about, let me only
add that within week Bridget was re- es-
lablished in her oldiplace Mr.. Mellen has
earned a useful lesson-namely never to
enter into contest until you have coun-
ted the cost.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-29
MISTAKES OF PHYSICIANS.

Oliver W. Holmes, physician, philoso-
pher, and poet, in a lecture upon physi-
clans, gives the following account of some
mistakes which have been made in medi-
cine.
Sooner OF later, everybody is tripped
up in forming diagnosis. I saw Velpeau
tie one of the carotid arteries for a sup
posed anuerism, which was only a little
harmless tumor, and kill his patient. Mr..
Dease, of Dublin, was more fortunate in a
case he boldly declared an abcessa, while
others thought it an aneurism. He thrust
a lancet into it, and proved himself in the
right. Soon after, he made similar di-
agnosis. He thrust in his lancet, as be-
fore, and out gushed the patients blood
and his life with it. The next morning,
Mr.. Dease was found dead, and floating in
his own blood. He had divided the femor-
al artery. / have doomed people, and
seen others doom them, over and over
again, On the strength of physical signs, and
they have lived in the most contumecious
and uniustifable manner as long as they
lived, and some are living still. | see two
men in the street very often, who were
both as good as dead in the opinion of al
who saw them in their extremity. People
will insist on living sometimes though man
ifestly moribund In DIR. Elder Life O
Kane you will find story of this sort tolt
by DIR. Kane himself The captain of /:
ship was dying of scurvy, but the crew