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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05
Have the Lakes Tides-Extraorainary all
tag of the Waters OF Lake Mfehsgan-The
Low eat Stage Know IN Thirty Years.
From the Chicago Times ]

From the Chicago Times
The water in Lake Michigan Is ssid to be five
inches lower than has been known before for
eighteen years, and thirty inches lower than 1t was
six years ago. This calls to mind some curious
facts in regard TO the rise and fall of the lakes,
and WI ich for years, has engaged the attention
of scientific men. While the lakes are subject to
the zane tidal influences which produce the
oceanic tides; and while these Influences must be
felt, practically. owing TO the comparatvely small
area Of the lakes, there is no tidal ebb and dow
of their waters, IT being so slight as to be imper-
ceptible. ----....-,.
But for period extending over fifty years,
other curious phenomena have been noticed, aud,
as yet, have not been satisfactorily explained. II
has been ascertained that, with considerable regu
larity, there is periodical ebb and How In the
lake, the water rising gradually from seven to
nine years, ard subsiding in the same manner,
while at long intervals, the waters reach an un-
usually high and low stage, exactly corresponding
with the rise and fall Of the waters OF the sea al
the spring tides. Through long period of years
this regularity has been noticed, but it Is not yet
inccntrovertibly established that it is 10 obedience
to come undiscovered law, and though very i'm
probable, this succession of the high and low
stages-if the term be admissible in this connec.
tion-may have been the result of accident.
Another noticeable fact is that in the spring, Of
period when the discharge into the lakes Is the
greatest, and when they are least affected by
evaporation, the water is invariably the lowest
In the fall. after the subsistence of the spring
freshets. and when under the full effect of the
summers drought and after the evaporation has
been the greatest 1t is found that instead OF any
abatement in the volume Of water in their basins
there has been gradual rise during the entire
summer. These are the facts, aud although they
have engaged the attention of scientific men. nc
solusion has yet been reached. 1t has become
apparent that the lakes are not affected BY
freshets, droughts. or evaporation. Bat whether
these phenomena are the effect Of subterranear
channels and outlets. sort of mystic connection
which brings the lakes within the influence of in
ter-oceanic currents, is still an unsoved problem
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05


No PLACE FOR BRIDAL PARrIEs.-A Berlin
(Conneclicutl correspondent of the La Crosse
Democrat, who has been visiting the Shakers, thus
writes:
II is rule that no man and woman shall sleep
together under the same roof. Some time since a
newly married couple, on little bridal trip,
visited the Shakers. The evening was spent in
talk, bed time came, and the couple were invited
TO sleep. They passed out of the office, up stairs,
and there saw two sober-faced Shakers, q
"brother " and sister, each with candle.
MAN to the left" said the brother, and into
room he escorted the bridegroom.
Woman to the right as quickly said the
sister, and into separate room the bride was
ushered--the new made man and wife separating
without even "good night kiss.n The bridal
party only remained one night
The Shakers love each other. but not 10 the
worldly acceptation Of the term. Their love
seems more Of high, religious regard. The
sisters often kiss each other, but are never kissed
or csressed by the brothers. nor do they bestow
on them such attentions. The relations seem
more like that of large family of brothers and
sisters, who are on their sober dignity, keeping
the house in perfect order, waiting the coming of
q loved parent, whom each one was willing TO
meet, sure of welcome.
They study economy. and bat little is wasted.
In house or barn attention is paid to saving,
though ell are well fed. The cattle are sleek and
clean. The people live well.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05

A SPuNKY AMERICAN IN A PARIS C0uRT.-
Packer, the wealthy young American. who was
recently sentenced to a weeks imprisonment BY
the Paris police court for participating in the
demonstration OF the students at the odeon, had
quite an alteration with the police judge. - Mr.,
Packerv said the latter, you are charged with
Kicking q policeman al kicked him after be
kicked me.n " That can not be true, French
policemen do not kick anybody" I" have seen
them doing worse things said Packer. " No
body will believe that. II do not care il you do
not believe IT, but the general impression e that
meddissome and inefficient in the werld." Isl
lence, defendant. We can not permit this The
court will send you 10 prlson for week. That
h vat expected. though I am entirely 5nnocent.
This b great country!v Two Scrgents de une
tkereupon took him down stairs.
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s@ G. D. A. B. F. A.

In the darkest days OF the Atlantic Telegraph
enterprise, friend OF Cyrus W. Field bought ten
thousand dollars of stock for ten dollar bill This
investor came to Mr.. Field to ask him whether his
purchase wss worth anything. Mr.. Field offered
io take the stock at . considerable advance.
" Well, but what dc you advise me to do. Mr..
Fieldir " Take your stock home, !" was the reply;
"lock it up ia your safe, and never look ct IT,
think of il. till you come to ne for your dividends
on it, That man il nov receiving, on his invest
nent Of ten dollars. eight hund5sd dollars per an
mum 10 gold.
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Bsslsop Elliott.
In their deep and dark bereavement
Fee . stricken people bow.
Who viii pour the healing balm
. Upon their wounded spirjts now,
Called from earth and earthly labor
With his armor girded on.
To enduring rest IN Heaven
Has our Christian leader gone.
'Tvss thy voice, oh, faithful shepherd,
Lured us from the path of sin
Back into the fold of safety--
Softly bade MS center in 20
Told us where ths foe was lurking;
How that why foe to meet
How 10 bring each lingering doubt
And cast it 81 the saviour's feet.
Twas thy voice that cheered the pilgrim
On his path 70 heaven above,
That whispered TO the contrite sinner
OF dear Redeemer's love.
Twas thy voice land Oh the mourner
Fell its accents sweetest then)
Declared that hey who sleep in Jesus
Shall with Jesus live again"
Twas thy hand which led the weary
Where the xreenest pastures grow
Brought the thirsty, .fainting spirit
- where refreshing waters flow.
Done thy worthy mission ended
Set thy sun ere close of day;
Az bright its last expiring beam,
As was its frat effulgent ray. -
Spared the bitter pain Of parting,
Sinking not by slow decay,
On the Ssviour's arm refining,
Thy pure spirit passed away.
Christian leader" faithful shepherd"
II shall be our ferveBt prayer
And thou shared our earthly sorrow,
We in Heaven thy bliss may share.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05

4 a =
land DEALER M
WINES, LIQUORS, CoRDIALs, ETC,
No. 10 Cont street. corner Of Clay,
Near the Leree,
NEW BUILDINGs.l
CHAMrAsNE AGENCY.
The ss.s s b s'eS
Nss.s Bsaie 70 chssssq Dc LedsS vsss1.y Fases
Of qus which h. would direct III. attention OF
r Class Medal was s~sdsS % this Wine q the Paris
Exposition OF ls.t yes- for lite superior quality
where IL sale has been extensive. stock vim bs
ssty kept hard q the Agency in this city WHERE
usually asked for Wines Of 30 fine quality ..,corr
60 carsudsI sI ss9ssS ss ss' o1ssss
q. @. BERRY-pETER HART,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FANCY
No. CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS, La.
co.ntry orders Promptly attended to.
Bods delivered part OF the city ee OF drayage
CROOKS n MARIsTANY.
wHoLrsAI. DEALERS IN
LrouoRs SPIRITS. WINES, CIGARS. ETC.. ETC.
- Sosre Dame street corner Comm rec
Always s.ss :S se q y ss s 1s
liberal terms and at the lowest market rates
ZINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
WELL & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
Merchants and Dealers.
| IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS.
Respectfully inform the public that thsy have removed
their store 10
No. $50 oravier Street,
Between Camp and St Charles streets, and have Just ~
eeived by arrivals Europe complete stsck Of
PURE WINES. BRANDY AID LIQUORS,
And that having made contracts with the best disters IN
the West they viii keep constantly hand the choicest
BOURBON AID RYE wHIsKIEa
Goods being respect they ask sshsrs
Of pubic patronage invite inspection from buyer
WE'LL 4 BRO, No. lD Grsvsr street.
Between Camp and s. Charles srsstS
| Jobs ANDERSON = o.
JOHN ANDERSON, Iaks q shrpshirs Andsrson CO.
y. CRIPFENJ
whelesals orseers 40 Csaaissssa Aeu-
- PoYDRss svREEr. Evv ORLEANS.
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Dr. MOVES MODE Of Ussns vaeuun.
b rsnsvsl ct stnosphsrs pressure ses asl ins.al
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large diseases II eircuson Of blood
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them; ~ which 10 reliable Esnsdy sr Paralsssd o.
shrunksn Parts Inpo<sney well ssxuaI Powss bpsns
tohoss Dsrangemsnt; Diseases from bs Abusa
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Era6csts Constitutional syphilis SKIN Dssssss Hsmon
Rhsunssn and Mercury from the sysssm WHICH nsdisnss
done reach; used togsshs eject wonderful cures
Private Dsseases Cared speedily.
Esnsdi prepared and furnished for an 6ns 4 disssss
scuts and chronic. Of either ssx
omcs hour from A =. to . =. Csnsultafssn tss.
rrsasnsns eash- Charges nodsrats etroH eonndsniiaL
4 T. HowE.n D., II Barpuns street.
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN.
On Physiological Errors Abdsesand Diseases incident
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05
AGRICULTURAL.

II AM1E Observation-Disclosures.
s new substitute Cotton has bssn Demonstrated 70 b
prxsry adapted TO our climate grow only in
auvial SOIL but also the upands Of Missdppi Thstn
be destroyed By the caterpillar and other enc
mis Of Cotton that four may b cut and SAINT 70
the MARKET each crop Of poundsto the than
an ordinary yield Of cotton that ts fibre and nne
than cotton and that Il s worth than double In
Europe than the Island Cotton that requires but
little labor and planted will and propagate
Itself further labor for great many yearsn fact
almost indefinitely The subscriber has plants exhibition
the result his personal labor and roots FRESH From
THE GROUND. which to live properly planted
For sale ct LII Csrondslst street. -
Rice MILLs......... MILLS.
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McK1NLAY,
be inventor approved RICE PoU sDRR now In
use who has bsen 50 years engaged IN the
sructon erection and management of Rice Machnsy ve
are prepared under biz perop 70 construct eli kinds
Of Machinery required In the preparation Of Rice for the
market and V furnish ell necessary drawings end spsein
catsns ~
model Of McKiniays Patent Rice HuIlsr suitable for
hose ho cultivate Rice for domestic consumption b
cen establishments
a n. syELYHs COTTON oINsEKv
"A and COTTON PIoKERs, corner 81 rhomas and q.
James streets in the Immediate vicinity Of ths fo'ioEirs
pen' Pisnters' Tyler F.ctors Commercial Psican Or
leans Merchants vcksburg and Penn. Having nrsess1
Soysd prepared = haa On cad plek osssss non sas
Boz - Pros G2,rsut once lzs 0ravisr arsss.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08
Az z Z Z
BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN
OEEIrE EOy THIRD STREET,

"A short distance { ,st of Carson Street,)
Carson City. Nevada
Successfully treats the most difficult cases OF
disease, by the use Of medicinal herbs.
Has curel many patients in town. Persons in
need of his professional services are invited to
call at his Office.
Carson City, Nov. 25, 1868.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

LPnn =. .. GLIp COIN
Ono Srare 10 lines, 30 ca.s .lst IsaTt.oEs 3 NI
zach oHtsel uear INSERTION. g..
Professional Cir!5, 10 lines or less, per nuAth C.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Under Decree of Foreclosure of
Mortgage and Order Of Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
- closure of Mortgage and order of Sale.
issued out Of the District Court of the Elev-
enth Jusicial District of the State of Cali
fornia in and for the County of Calaveras,
to me directed, for a judgment rendered in
said Court, on the 10th day of July A. D..
1866, in favor of Robert Briggs, Executor
of the estate Of VIM. Williams deceased, and
against John F. Henry. for the sum of six
hundred and eleven 50-100 dollars, princi-
pal, with interest. costs and accruing costs,
all payable in U. 8. gold coin, l have levied
upon the following described property, to-
wit: All the right, title and interest of said
defendant, on the 10th day of July A. D.
1866, in and to all that undivided one-half
part of all that certain water power quartz
mill, being and situated in the Seventh
Township. county of Calaveras, State of Cal
ifornia, described as follows, to-wit being
situated on the Middle Fork of the Mokel-
umne river, about three-fourths of mile
from the village of West Point, on the road
leading to Mokelumne Hill. and commonly
known as the Henry Quartz Mill, and also
all that undivided one-half part and portion
of all that certain Foundry, being situate in
the township, county and State aforesaid,
about three rods east of said above described
quartz mill, ana known as the Lascy FOun-
dry, and also all that house and lot, being
and situated in township, county and State
aforesaid, about two hundred yards south of
the above described mill and foundry. and
on the opposite side of the river. together
with all and singular, the tenements, here
ditaments and appurtenances, and notice is
hereby given, that on
Saturday. August 29th, 1865,
at IL O'Clock NJ. in front of the court house
door, at San Andreas, will sell at public
auction, to the highest idder, for gold coin,
according to law, all the right, title and in
terest of said defendant on the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1868. in and to the above describ-
ed property, or go much Of said property as
may be sufficient to satisfy said judgment
and costs as aforesaid.
B. K. THORN, Sheriff,
By C. GorrscHALk, Deputy.
San Andreas, August 8, 1868. ae:Sw.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22
A Word to Convaiescents.

After the infamatory symptoms of acute
disease have been subdued. and the patient
has been pronounced ''out of danger" there
is still tae prostration which always follows
fever to contend with. The whole art and
mystery of medical treatment does not con-
sist in eradicating a malady. Indeed. the
violent operation Of the drugs administered
for that purpose. sometimes reduces the sick
persons SO terribly that it is found impossible
to create reaction, and they sink and die
from sheer exhaustion. In diptheria, for ex-
ample, the weakness which succeeds the re-
moval of the Instructions from the throat
often proves fatal.
What the feeble eonvalescent needs is med
icine that will brace the nerves, stimulate
the appetite and tone the stomach. Nature
always makes gallant effort to retrieve her.
self after the pressure of disease has been
taken of, but it is unwise to leave her to
fight alone in her disabled and dropping con-
dition. He must rally with the most active
and thorough Of invigoraits.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22
THr additional battery Of eight stamp

The additional battery of eight stamps
which Staples & Co. are erecting in the Pa
lomo mill, will be ready to commence crush
ing by the lst|o September. We saw the
huge stick of timber. designed for the NOR
tar block few days since. 1t was twelve
feet in length, four feet in width and % inch
es thick. 1t is to be imbedded in solid bed
rock to the depth Of eight feet. The rock
taken from the mine is paying splendidly.
and a large force is employed developing its
still hidden resources. Success to Palomo
and its enterprising proprietor.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

As We 60 to press We are informed that
Mr.. Leon, q French rancher residing near
the Calaveras, was waylaid and shot Thurs
day evening last. He was returning home
from Chez Chez Flat, where he had been
with load of vegetables. when he was shot
by some person hidden by the roadside. the
contents of the gun, buckshot, passing thro'
the lower portion of his face. indicting dam
gerous if not fatal wound. Assassination
Was evidently the only object of the attack as
no attempt at robbery was made. The affair
is shrouded in mystery.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22
A CARD.

DIR. J. Fl. JOSSELYN, would respectfully
inform bis friends and patrons, that notwith-
standing the malicious prosecution lately
commenced against him in the Police Court,
he still continues the practice of his profess
sion, and is prepared to visit patients at their
residences (when not too far removed from
San Francisco), and to forward medicine to
parties in the interior requiring his services.
All communications strictly confidential,
and the name of patient never divulged
under any csveumstanees.
OFFICE, Gas Washington street.
Residences, 3l4 Bush street, Congress Hall
Building, up stairs, Rooms l. . and 5.
No name on lower door.
Post Once Box 1916. Eje20:3ml
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

AGAIN we are called upon to express our
gratitude to lady friend of ours. for renew
ed tokens of kind regard in the shape of cake
and wine. 1t is said. whether truthfully or
not we shall not attempt to decide. that "it
is better to be born lucky than rich." If
such is the case, however. we would not ex-
change positions with a Rothschild, for we
are certainly the most fortunate individual
in existence. Ladies, we wish you all the
happiness Il is world affords.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22
CALAvERAS CHRONICLE.

RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.-Rev. H. w. Brown,
of Sacramento, will preach in the Pres
byterian church in this place, on Tuesday
evening next, the 25th. Mr.. Brown is
popular and eloquent preacher, and those
who may have the privilege of hearing him
on this occasion, may be sure of being well
pleaed
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

DIEz OcHo.-The Chilenos are making
great preparations for the celebration of the
anniversary of their nationa, independence on
the 18th of September. A large amount of
money has already been raised for the pur-
pose.
We are informed that the "Palomo Dem
ocratic Club" has about fzzled. Their two
last meetings degenerated into "seven-up"
and rattle parties. Seymour and Blair don't
Ego down" with the honest miners.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

A NUMBER of Indians of both sexes have
been staggering about the streets of our town
during the past few days. drunk. There is
law against selling liquor to Indians and
it should be enforced. We observe that
none of our judicial and executive township
officers are driven with business. Wouldn't
it be we'll enough for some of them to in
ouire into the matter
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

A PARTNERSHIP. for mining purposes, has
been formed between D. Paddock Clark,
Esq, and his lordship, the Marquis Dudley.
They have already made extensive prepara-
tions for the working of their claim on Buena
Vista hill, and We expect soon to hear the
most fabulous reports of its richness. We
are inclined to believe that they will strike
something shortly after commencing work
"cool spot" for instance.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

PERsoNAL.-Mr. 7. w. Mitchell, gentle
man VINO has been a resident of our town for
q number of years. has removed with his
family to San Jose. Mr.. Mitchell has re-
Gently come into the possession of consider
able property, and we understand that it is
his intention to invest a portion of 1t in land
in the San Jose Valley. He has the wishes
of his many friends in this vicinity for his
continued prosperity.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22
(au3l:1y1
FOB SALE, CHEAP.

nNE THIRTY-FIvE HORSE POWER
" Engine, with Hosting Drum; one 8
inch pump; 200 feet pipe; 500 feet wire
rope, all nearly new and in fine order. and
will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Apply to
D. L. Morrill,, Mokelumne Hill. or to J. NJ.
Baker: Copperopolis.
[u5yi6:tf:
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

JMaLF ST. MOKELUyNyNE HILL,
Next door to Hook & Ladder Co.'s building.
HHE PEOPLE OF MOKELUMNE HILL
and vicinity are politely informed that
| have opened an
Ice Cream Saloon,
Next door to Hook d Ladder Co. q building.
nearly opposite the head Of Lafayette St.,
where am at all times prepared to furnish
those who have the taste to appreciate this
epicurean luxury, with an article which can
not fail to please the most fastidious. Ny
Ice Creams are
FRIGLDLY COOL,
DELICIOUSLY SWEET.
and UvCoJMP.AR-ABLY RICH.
Try Them
Families desiring Ice Cream at their res
licences, can be accommodated at the short
est notice.
'PHIL" PIPER.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

The regular quarterly meeting of the Stock
Raisers' Association will be held in Mokel.
umne Hill on Saturday. September 5th. A
full attendance is requested.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22
CAUTION.
GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.


In order to guard against dangerous impo-
sitions, the public are requested to take espe-
cial note of the beautifully engraved propri-
etary stamp, through which the Government
of the United States officially authenticates
every bottle of HOSTETTER'S BfTTERS.
This shield, thrown by the Government over
the proprietors and the public, for their Joint
protection, is placed conspicuously across the
cork and over the neck of each bottle, and
cannot fail to strike the eye Of the most cas-
ual observer. Nothing that purports to be
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS can be genuine
unless the stamp is there
It is also proper to state that the BITTERS
are sold exclusively in glass, and never,
under any circumstances, by the gallon or
barrel. Imposters and imitators are abroad,
and the only safeguard the public have
against them is to see that the
B L II II e R s
They buy bear the engraved label and note
of hand of Messrs. HosTErrER & SIXTH, and
the stamp above mentioned.
PREPARED AND SOLDBY
Il ostetter & Smith.
PITTsBuRG, PENN.
For Sale by Druggists, Grocers
and StOrekeepers throughout
the World.
AGENTS FOB PACIFIC CoAsT,
.HOSTETTER SMITH & CO.
Wheiesolc Druggists,
taI5:3m-isl san FRANCISCO.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

THE weather during the week has been
extremely warm, the thermometer standing
as high as 1860 in the shade. number of
days. The only way to keep cool is to pat
ronize Phips ice cream saloon.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-08-22

THE GREAT PROSPERITY
attending the INDUSTRIAL INTER
ESTS of this District aud more especially
the AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, in
spires the Managers with the hope that the
exhibition of this year will be an improve
ment upon all the FAIRS previously held
by the Society.