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pioushIng Machine.

The Btlcit Journal gives an account OF \
"P'ough'ne machine now in operation, and in
vented by the Mcssr1 FIELD. ofthat place. The
work - done by side plates Ike "o1culdboart.,"
s'aehsd 10 some revolving wheels, the latter Co.
veTia: surface Ter six fe.tin ~ 18th. Til. wheels
ere prevented from clogging by another con,ri.
rane', which also lay, the iGrrow fat and pulre,
'iEc' the soil The latter operation is further As
sistsd By revolving harrow ATTACHED to. and fol.
loving the machine The Journal edd.as 10 il,
capacity;
This Cunning of sod it doe, completely. snIoo.
ihsr ami hInisomer than the ordinary pillow lea.
"'ng Il exactly bottom side up and occrp,ing the
s11s space ss before it was cut. 1t 10 not inten.
oel, however, to pillow greensward aud will not
wHis IN Il but such occasional patches as may
ep found IN ordinary piowed grounds AT. no ob.
sudcuon to 1t. II tho ground is intended tor co.
real grains, By another arrangement the seeds
can DO lropped At ANY desirable depth as far a.
the pillow reaches and in rows like the till,-thu~
performing a, once, with no essential increase OF
power, the two operations Of blowing and drill.
ling.
For the power, the pillow rcou res at prc,pn,
tho strength Of four good yoke Of Oxen; bu, one
psopo ~ CONSTRUCTED 20 that the journals aud
bearings could he fabricated. W. ch the present
rannni) would, IN our opinion. be quite a. css
iy propelled with two good pair ol hsrses. A
man anh hoy only are required to manage the
N'n' ana the plow requires NJ attendance. II
cuts oi course, atuTow tif such II may be ter
ned ak fee, wide and during the time We wit
nosssd i,s operation with III. ordinary mnvemen,
nj cattle when attached to common pillow pillow
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Recommended to III, .W,i,cal Fsen,,y

DR.. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy.
The most popular remedy ior Lung diseases ever in
lrvduced in the United States This prcpa ration
cannot be too highly recommended 10 the Medical
Faculty,as m all in their practice Very often
where patients OF delicate constitutions reject all
this will prove acceptable and cilicacous Some
at our medical friends who are acquainted with
the leading articles used IN the composition oil DR.
storms Scotch Cough Candy, purchase !, OF US a.
reg uaTIy as the other ludspensabes ot The Office =
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II, G. Farrelrs Ara hian Liniment,

And We can truly say, irom oh. own knowledge.
that no medicine ever discovered hs performed the
sane wonderful cures that 1t has. both IN man and
hast; aud il is ena,ly good tor both, which makes
It so truly valuable. 1t Is therefore hailed by the
suffering as the grearcttbrss,ur OF the aye, and
one would ever allow himself o be without this
sovereign balm, who had once Witnessed Us mag
&c power OVER disease and rs woEL -riui potency
r relieving pain, however, severe. in a FEW minutes
time. We earnestly dr-ire you to call upon ,he
Agent. who viii furnish you. free oi charge,
small hook containing, besides other valuable IT,
formation, large IL, OF certificates from many
the most respectable persons. Of cures effected by
tins celebrated medicine, which surely are cn0ugk
10 convince the most skepucal oft. rnnscerdant
virtues. We notice several certificates of reurn,
i.m cured after the parirut had suffered everything
but death tor to - years. Also. cases Of Para
ysls or loss oiu-r oi the limb where tAe flesh Ind
wlihered, leaving nothing apparently tut dncd
skin and bone, presenting 50 horrible spectacle
Tint theiF friends looked upon nem appalled,. while
physicians pronounced them beyond any human
euu to relieve, II i the mos, -ifcncinus remedy
known for BurHs, >rrniRs. HOUNDS. CRUISES.
ChHb'rips, NcWo'cr, Toothacbc. Blis, If In
srrfs and Rephi's, $0rs Thoai, .Norc or Weak
Lgss, fnmaT,, SIM Pam, SC. 80 A.; and is used
with unbouulrd sucrra, N most Of thc ailments Of
horses and cattle, -uch ne S,rceay Firry, Npraiu,.
! BRUISES, lFonais. SiF Nect and Jgiafs. Lqme-
/ Rr'', Seedlings. GG'is0r Cigtts Sgye Egss. Par
/ nal Eandnes,, Sc Il u.cd IN the beginning Of
/ FH'u'a, ran Evil, Rinr5oac. and Sparja. il will
invariably stop their future progress. Every tam
/ iy should keep thi, valuable medicine on hand.
ready tot any emergency.
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Fourth of July.

We ale glad to see that our corporation Oil,
GERS in eonuexion with the different Association,
IN town are making preparation, fur the ceIeLra-
ton Of our National birth day. a, the 4tlicomes
on Sunday. the celebration cones off on the SIT.
We hope our citizens will be up and doing
and have things come off right
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Loot ONT tat rnn..t.rk,it,t

TIL public are cautioned against another coun-
isrri', which has lately mndrIlsapprnnncc called
w. Il taTrlIs Arahinu Eminent the mos; dan
crrous ut all the commercials because h' having The
nnuc at Farrell wI., huv IL N good tni,h, without
the knowledge 'lnt u counterfeit exists, and hcy
will perhaps only discover thrir rrror when the
spurious mixture has wrought it, eyll effects
The genuine article j. MANUFACTURED only hy n .
q Farrell sole inventor mud proprietor, and whole
SAFE druggist, No II an street, Prorln, Illinois,
to whom oil applications for agencies must he nd
dressed he SURF you get irwin the letters II G. .
h-iorr Farrrifs. thus. 6. FARRELL Sand
h' signature Oh The wrlpprT--alI others are coun-
itTrlis
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry. G.. l. Thompson.
aud Walker & Ilckliug, druggists Ottawa. nnd
10y regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
ted STATES
C,y-rricc * and 50 cents. aud 81 pee bottle
AGENTS III NTED IN every town, village
and hamlet IN the United States. IN which ore is
no, already established Address IT, g. Farrell a,
above. accompanied mith good reference To rharac-
ter, responsibility, &c June 2-;3-iw.
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Discovery or Sftvrp MlSs IN SorrurRs It.
iisois.--lhe Benton S'anda,d saws. We aru cred.
IDLY informed thu, rich mine Of silver ore, has
lately been discovered by Dr. Smith. in the vic.
'nily OF Gallatin. Saline county. The discovery
eas made 10y the Dnctor, in exploring vein Of
lead. when he discovered what he took 10 be all.
yer ore Ssd IN order to be certain, he sen, To ST.
Louis for m netalogist. who. IN analyElnr the
ore, extracted abcu, u pei ce,t. Of pure silver,
anc about 90 per cent Of iron atd lead The
grounds Of scrubby and barren appearance
Dr. Smith has decided the greater portion Of the
land. We understand tha, further explorations
nre Icing made, rnd We should not be at all sur
priscd, II silver ore is found 10 he ms abundant
here. az gold in California The abcve facts
were communicated to US by a gentleman. who
wss mn eye witness to the anal ring Of the ore,
aud can therefore BE- relied on
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DlED-At Rockville. La Sale CO., LrrA AM
Roop, wife OF Levi II. Rood, after severe and
protracted illness Of 5 months, which she bore
with accomplishing fr,i,ude aud resignation, for.
merly Of Coebrook, CT.
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Special n offices.
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York IN sums TO suIt purchasers. Tor sale
by nvN9 NoRRIs & FlSurE.
Money also RENTED through GrnnrIl, Mn,um
& Co, New York, TO any part Q, Europe. a, the
nWp Il rg,vS.
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.JoHs VAN Buars.-A. the great ratification
meeting 10 New York, John Van Buren, made n
uplcndd speech. He pledged himself to supper,
The nomination Of Pierce aud King with nll hi,
a;h. sad pNsa
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OUR TrcxEr ~ Nav YoRk-All the Demo.
cratic papers in the State Of New York, Barn
Burner aQd UunAer. have hoistcd the names Of
Pierce aud King Martin Van Buren, and Daniel
) DL.AMson. are TO be the elee.nIs At lar.e.
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Owing to the Governors Message, The fullncss
OF our reports Of the proceedings Of the Lesis.
!Atuge and the proceedings of the Industrial Con.
veniiou held at Springfield, our column, have
been very much crowded this week. and we have
been compelled to keep back l number Of articles
and communications, which had been prepared
for publication, until our next paper.
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,rau,eiiateiv on tho convention being called to
c'drr, Prof urner rose and oGsrol tie following
resolution:
That the chair appoint committee of S, in.
GLIDING the President Of the convention to ms
nioraze the legislature FOX State Cniverstv.
The chair stated that the resolution was in
tended as a compromise aud that 1t was propos
ed To frame the memorial without reference to
any specific plan. ani that the understanding
vas there should be- M debate, "a that the con,
reniinn might at once tini,h up its bushes, and
60 home.
Dr. Evans inc uirod whether the chair would
give an equal vnice in tee committee to tie
friends Of the different plans proposed
The chalg said it could make no pledges an the
sshiscl.
De- E,e then moved to ,men,i the resolution
tv adding that Prnf g. Turner. Dr.. Evans
Prof Wood, and W H. Powell b. sad commit.
.so"
The amendment va' no, agreed to- and the
cote beng taken On the resolution, 1t WAS adopt.
al.
nr Roe protested against the adoption Of this
resolution. II VA, trick tnsupl~e,s all further
ei>cu 'sior, and 10 throw the Whole matter in The
hand. Of the friends nj Prof Turner'S plin; and
ne declared his purpo.e q take no further part
II the proceedings of the convention.
p'uf Cummings, OF Lebanon College, also pro.
{ s,ed az aust the resolution He had come h.re
!,nm great distance, and nj the invitation Of .,
distinguished member of the convention Tie was
not sorry that he lad come, Tor be- had seen how
matters stood. lie then put On his hat a',d with
drew in great indignation, declaring n. he went
shat be shosd make such use OF what had occur
ted az he might deem proper
Or Evan1 regretted that things had taken Iii.
tiro. Should bare been happy to see the con
-nA',oN close in harmony. but under the c,cim
e'epoes did not feel a' II IN Justice TO himself nv
could remain longer in tie convention and 60
ic gathered up hl- traps and left.
The chair then announced the committee IN
ncInoratSe the Legislature ~ follows: J. y
Turner, John H.r Oaks Turner, Mr.. Little. o.
Tll'cn; Aug. Adams Of Kane; tie cunyrnti,r
eScu'ias the chsir from acting ~ mcuityr o
TIC committee
Or motion, the chair NAMED the following zen
tHn>en Is corresponding committee: W. II
Powell Of Ia Sale; C. g. BonRey, Of Peoria
Prof Turner nf Jacksonville A. c. Bluncy. o.
Quincy; d. '. 5. Davis. of Chicago; Simeon
Francis, Of Springfield J. l. Bullock, Of Pom
Republic the convention leaving 1t dscutionar,
With The chairman to adj such other names a,
he might think proper
Power was given Inc cfi 10 cali :rotbt,
convention. should i, be deemed ,xpedient, Al
'r"h time rod place "a they might select.
vote Of thanks Was passed to the ctficer.
So! ikea tie convention adjourned Ane d.
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MARRlED-On the 10th inst, by G. Grant.
Esq. Mr. J. v Conkln, to Frances S. Miles, all
IT Saratoga, Grundy co.
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CRcuIr CcuEr-'Ihc Circui, Courta, til, place
adjourned on Thursday after nearly clearing the
docket. Judge WILSON gnvs tie utmost ,au,fac.
ton to the entire bar aud hi' scntlemauly de.
pertinent has won lin many warm tlieuls among
our cllzep,
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60 AC IL ES

O3iN Range 3, T. ol3iP. NJ } icrsalr cheap.
I h slnnd is within miles Of Ottawa, and 10 mcs
Of la Sale; 3. miles from the canal and Rock Is
land Railroad and miles from the III. Central
Railroad Apply nt this Office. June H.
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F,efs,are. The salary Of these Professors to be
sl.oo9 each. They to BE- established in such Of
the colleges in Ito state 40 shall agree TO give
them room; there TO give instruction in their re-
spsssive branches to such pupils "a sball>presen,
themselves. also TO attend Agricultural Fairs,
Erhibitons Mrciings DC. and deliver lectures,
~ they NAV have time. The College and Ssmi
GARY Fund to be placed in the hands of the Re.
genie, 70 be applied 10 the promotion OF practl-
al education this plan. mud the remaining an
;.aal proceeds o. the fluid to be appropriated TO
be purchase OF suitable apparatus.
Prest Wood approved the plan in the main,
tat was in fava. OF n,akng tho Professorships sta
tlousry. lie also wished u central organ OF conl'
riunicatioa-s periodical publication--thTough
Nhich TIE improve nieuts, dscove<iee &c, DC, Of
the institation could be promulgated
Prof Tuner submitted tie fact for eorsiera-
ion that tn, professional classes had now nine in
stiiations in the STATE, while the laboriue casses
had not one
Nj. Lunlsden vas opposed to The plan nf Dr.
E7sns in toto. He especially ridiculed the idea
~ g;!i,ran; Profess0rslIips, aud carcatutea them
~ travelling mena.eries. lie desired 10 know
wl4olher II was intended the stiie should furnish
geological cabinets, chemical apparatus, De, for
esc,, 1t the colleges; or whether each Professor
Nas ~ bGci: his own collection and transport
them in his sen,annual perisnations irem col
lego 20 college. IL the former alternative, lie
was Of opiuian that the frishtfui expense, which
hid been 80 much iweit upon OF furnishing the
one institution proposed " Prof Turner's plan,
~oild sink mo nsignfcauoe compared with tie
.,ias complete equpnents required BY the dis
"ituiioo plan. Mr. l. moved to lAy the plan u
pr, Evans on tie table
scene Of considerable confusion followed
bal. a d0-on protesting against the motion, rs not
giving the plan fair hearing. while as many
s,ore Insisted Oh pressing this motion Finally,
The question was taken BY yeaS and nays, and
the motion to lay on the table carried
TIE couysn.ion then adaurned 70 O'Clock.
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Circus mp nV,
Under The direction OF
A VI G1s M. ND.

Under The direction OF
a. \CFARL NND.
This splendid troupe OF Equcstinns will perform
At OTTAWA on
Monday afternoon, June 2l'f,
Introducing III graphic style to the lovers OF tia
Arena n continued and mngnificen; display OF the
powers at men and horses. in the most classical
and chas,- manner ever presented to the citizens Of
this place Tor their appreciation and patronage.
| Manager, A. McFARLAsa
| business Agent, IA. NmpHuR,
| Equestrian Director, II RuocLEs.
| Musical Director, b; P.ckuAS.
| Treasurer, &C. PEcKnAM.
Cionns 10 the Circle,
Sam Wciser, and A. Parker.
! The following will comprise some Of the principal
Gems Of Inc AreWn.
H. RursIes. c. Walters. c, Whi,eman.
! A Campbell, Mat John Mcfarland
Miss Jess-lyne. Mast. Jas, Mcfarland,
| Mrs II Ruggss
And those laughing sons OF Menus, and Clowns
SAM WEIsER, the greu, Portuguese Trick
a Parker, the shuh.perean Clown.
| The full strength Of the Company will appear in
| their different classical hals Of Equestrian and
Gymnastic scenes and performances
Doors open at ~ and | Q y " i: Perform
nncs 20 commence at 9 and 3 u, W
| ey- Admi,nnce- Box 81 cts PIT 2i eta,
y TWO horse Wagons, aud onc.horse Wsg-
June le,ti. EDWARD Wsl.
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NE II Al Y HEAR
Ol the most aston hing cures being effected BY
that great mud pcpu'ar Medicine. the genuine
Southern shield., 1852-05-15
What I have never Known.

1 have never known poor man to obtain a premium at Fair where there was rich man to compete with him.
 have never known naturally dishonest man to become morally honest by becom~ ing church member.
 have never known a really poor man elevated 10 an important office, let his intel- lect be ever so brilliant.
 I have never known a minister of the gospel to be called from a high to a low salary.
 have never known poor man respect. ed because he was poor.
 l have never known rich man but what was respected for his riches.
 1 have never known a merchant to con- tinue his conversation with a poor man, when rich man entered the store.
 l have never known a whte-handeds hairy y-faced office hunter 10 be very conver- sant with poor man after election.
 have never known a man to admit any body to be better than himself. / have never known man to be better than he should be. / Ihave never known man strictly and morally honest 10 become rich by his own daily labor. have never known fashion too ridicu- lous to be followed. have never known system ot relIgioh too absurd to find followers. have never known political abolition ist that would put negro into his best oed' have never known the order ot nature reversed to please every man. I have never known a minister of me gospel that hated the women.
Southern shield., 1852-05-15
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For square of 10 lines, frstinsertion, Sl OO. For each subsequent insertion, 50 Any number of lines under ten, counted as one square,-over 10 and under 20, countedas two squares, s,andadvertisements ofgreaterlength in like proportion.
 Liberal deductions will be made to those who advertise by the year.
 Announcing candidates for State offices, S1O co
 :" District co
 |" !" county, co
 " township" " 3 co Communications of a personal nature will be charged double price. Payment in advance. JOB WORK of every description executed tn the best style and at reasonable prices.
Southern shield., 1852-05-15
2. F. s,

Not many years since there fourished in one of the Southern cities, on the Allan tic coast, a certain original, eccentric indi- vidua, whose sole occupation was the pur- suit of the oyster trade, of course, under difficulties. It was on grand scale, and "Od Shell, as he was nicknamed, was q prirne fatorito with all the young bucks, ii6ystering blades, and fast men about town He was passionate admirer of oysters in every shape. His food was almost excfu- siyey oysters. He bet on oysters. He studied oysters. In fine, he was emphati- caly an OySterman.
 cold Shell" one summer took into his head that trip to the North would be of advantage to his health, moral and physical. To resolve to do anything and to do it, was with him one and the same thing. He went
 On arriving in New York he put up at fashionable hotel; and as he was tall, fine looking man, dressed we'll and spent his money freely, he soon became almost as the South.
 There was one thing about him, howev- CT, that puzzled every one. On the hotel book of arrivals his name was entered in full, with the following capital letters in large sprawling hand, attached: F. R. $. On|his cards the same mysterious letters appeared: "Mr. So-andSo, of such city, F. R. S." He never would explain their meaning, and great, of course, was the small talk and cht-chat about it. The "gossip market" rose above par in the course of three days.
 One morning, newly-come English gen. was looking over the list of arrivals. He was struck by the mysterious letters as ev- cry one else had been. F. R. S." mutter- ed he; ''t can't be Yet there the letters are. Who would have thought t?" The clerk was called up and requested 10 eX- plain. He knew nothing more than that one of the boarders and lodgers had put his name down with that handle attached.
 "Show him to me !" said the Englshman eagerly.
 "There he goes now, sir" said the clerk pointing 10 our hero.
 The next moment "OId Shell' felt his hand grasped by another hand, whilst his arm went through apd and vigorous tIJOAloIt idtiiliId4lS hHOHu 1o 'ilG handle action" It was the EngShman; his face beaming with cordialty.
 "Delighted 10 meet you, sir. Had not the slightest idea of seeing one of our Soc- ety on this side of the water! When were you member! My memory is so defec- i've"
 "Member of ,chat?" said "Old Shell, '' half surprised, half angry.
 "Oh, don't be so modest, my dear sir!"
 "Modest, the deuce! What Society,""
 No bashlulness, now You are Fel- low, know"
 "BIast my buttons, stranger!" exclaim- ed "Shel," " do you call me a fellow P
 "Felow of the Royal Society, sir. You mistake my meaning. Fellow oi the Royal Society of London!"
 Pm no Lonooner, man; 1 come from town South, I do l am an oysterman, am"
 "Why, what on earth does F. R. s. mean hen, attached to your name Z" said the as- .onished Englishman, science and surprise oeaming from his countenance.
 "Wel, stranger, don't care if do tell you! You see, like oysters, do and F. R. $. means adzackly nothing more nor less than r. led, Roasted and Ste,oed l'
 We do not think this veracious anecdote has ever been published before.-N o. Pic.
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Southern shield., 1852-05-15

EDlroR1AL LIFE AND LABoR.-There is much truth in the following from the N. Y. Mirror:
 "Some of the brotherhood are discusss- ing the question whether the editos's labor is a pleasure or pain. The majority take the latter view. One trial the faithful edi- tor certainly has-the world of information which opens upon him overwhelmingly He is eager 10 know, and the means ot knowledge are al hand; but he has only the acquiring power of one man. His twenty four hours per day do not suffice for what he would accomplish. Some temperaments suffer more than others in this way, but the trial is a real one to every active mind employed in editorial labors."
Southern shield., 1852-05-15
TASTY WORDS.

Full oft word that lightly leaves the tongue, Another's breast unconsciously has wrung: And were the wound but patent 10 the eye, Wed mourn the pain tkat solace might defy. Was it . taurt- ~7o.haps thoughtleSS jestl An idle ripple of the vacant breast? But tiny shafts may yield a yenomed death, What need to speed them but little breath. The Eastman thus secures inglorous prey; And words can men, as darts the ostrich slay: Strange! that the breath providing nature lends In man alone 10 work of ruin tends.
 We toy with hearts, as if the thousand cords That vbrate to the touch of nasty words, Could jar put discord all the live-iong day, Nor any tension cause them to give way. Oh, strike them gently every human breas, Is by a secret load of grief opprest:
 For5ear to add note of tlmeless woe,
 Where dlscords ever are so prone to flow.
Southern shield., 1852-05-15
G,vr yoUR CHILD A PAPER.-A child

GIvE YOUR CHILD PAPER-A child be- ginning 10 read becomes delighted with a newspaper, because he reads the names ot things which are very familiar, and will make progress accordingly. A newspaper in one year is worth quarters schooling to child; and every father must consider that substantial information is connected with advancement. The mother of am- ilv. being one of the heads, and having a more immediate charge .of the children should herself be instructed. Any mind oc' cupied, becomes fortified against the ills ol life, and is braced for any emergency Children amused by reading or study are' o1 course, more considerate and more easily governed. How many parents, who have not spent twenty dollars for books for their families, would have given hundreds 10 re- claim son or daughter who had thought lessly or heedlessly fallen into temptation ~~~~~~~
 Punch says that Mir. Barnum is in active treaty for the purchase of the "House that Jack built"
Southern shield., 1852-05-15
Helena Female Institute.

YMXHE Spring Session of this School com -M- menced on Monday the lst day of March, 1852, under the care of the Misses BLACK.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS: Spelling and Reading, slO % Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Primary
 Arithmetic and Geography, l2 % Higher Branches. l6 % Music on Piano, 25 co Vocal Music. co Drawing and Mezzotint, each, 10 co
 Scholars charged from the time of entering, and To deduction for absence or withdrawal exceptin cases of protracted sickness.
 Helena, March (, 1852.
Southern shield., 1852-05-15

OJ The Baltimore Clipper says: A cor respondent asked why marriages and death notices should be paid for! For the very best of reasons-one is an advertisement of co-partnership, and the other is notice of d;ssoJution, Businest is business"