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10 MRS. D

o PTesented the uTlteT Flh bunch Of forsrs upon
tAe conclusion Of his oratios, judy 4, ls43.
The Grecian youth in olden time,
With strength OF nerve their prizes won
And often on the brow Of crime
The laurel glittered in the sun.
But here, the wreath by beauty twined,
Is placed upon tile pallid b Ow-
grateful Offering 10 the mind
That never knew its wo. III till now.
oh, thar which charms the lovely throng
In Freedoms holy hour, must he
gushing fIom immortal song
A spark Of pure divinity.
How grateful then the laurel wreath
TooHe whose harp has cedsed to ring!
Its influence, like al angels breath,
Shall thrill, with joy, each silent string.
Then, lady fair, accept the lay
An honest heart pours out for thee;
Though IN distant cl me II stray,
Thy me shall NIL its memory
And when the changeful world grows cold,
And Night surrounds life's dying FIRE,
Thy wreath, more precious far than gold,
Shall hong upon q broken lyre'n
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH


Ii EALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH
IL All VINO are desirous OF obtaining thes bene.
MS, SHOULD Use FERN Ms CEIFRP aTED
ToorH-WASH. This delicious article combine
80 many meriiorious qualities, that il has now he
come standard faveite with the citizens OF New
frrk. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists nre.
scn0e II In thelr practice most successfully. and
awarded il. "'e
.s Unnamed and bleeding gums arc immediately ben
s",s9 oy us use It's action upon them is mild,
soothihg and effective. II cleanses the teeth g.,
thoroughly, that they are made TO rival pearl In
wMI ts, ana dlffuses through the mouth such
Geignuui freshness, that the breath is rendered e1-
q9i,ieiy sweet. II disnfe It's all those impurities
when tend 10 produce decay, and as consequence,
main sound
Is used and recommended by all the eminen
DENTISTS in New York, Philadelphia Baltimore, and
osheI cities where it has be n introduced. All
should give il trial.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Dmpsi 4,
ana Chemist, Ninth and Catharine Streets Phia-
delphia, and sold BY all Druggists everywhere al IS
cents per bottle. W. II. GILMAN,
jan l7-3m Agent for Washington Civ.
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A r N Y T,

1o. on 0rags Greet, Georsetown,
prepared TO furnish Balls, DIsSrps' So,rvp.
y WfDpfses, Re-, with everything in The Consec
donaryfife I'm any psr ofthe Nssriet. at The .iasf
jan lQ-G "'S'
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A RULE WITHOUT AN EXCEPTION
There never yet lived that young lady
who did not like to be told she was pref
tY.
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FIJI All FILA ADVERTISEMENTS
BEIDER'S wIuEs
fT PHI DE LPHi.

a a II a z n u u 4 n
IDGn ". Enid 4 n Dealer In toes, a. IN,
81 Rsner old setshlifhsd Rsss .Nose 81 JACOB
2NIDkE, yr, No. 70 Rslnut strest, ,Cur lion =.
Low Fourth street. where oossssssys wiz Be suprhea
With WINES and LIQUORS on the nsst aooosane
dadug terms.
porra;ion Of FoREr0N VINES, Once No. 20 Wal
sut street, Philsdelphis, where he b prepared to
resolve orders for the Special Imporation OF wipsa
&C. rcr1 vario houses In Europe In qusntities Of
single 90 zen sni pyN srds sLd also solicts cor Ia
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNTDk2, the patronage o:
bis friends and former c5stomsrs
- All Wines ordered for " askingfcn viii Be e.
livsrsd BY Kxpcs free Of foeh. jes-ly
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCrURK.
A,srs Mortimer s MouSrce:


Arssrs. Mortimer & MoubTcs:
GenLemen-I feel il my outy 10 YOU and the pub
lie To certify TO the effects OF IIampton's Vegetable
Tincture. was fOt mure than five years laboring
under a disease OF Chronic Rheumatism, and the.
great part OF tIat time was so helpless that Rad
to be helped from my bed and dressed in my CLOTHES
L became reduced Ia a mere skeleton. All he med
iclnes took done me good, and continued a.
grow worse. heard Of HamptOn's Tmcture and
thought would give u trial. At this time did
not expect 10 live one day after another. I'D ra>
take IL (the Tincture) for the Rheumatism, OK, N
a short time was well { that disease. From IT,
effects OF your inciure and the help of God aHl
n W getting in good health.
wish all the afflicted TO try Hempton's Veyeta...
TinctuTe, as have Jue, with the same eject TIA;
It has on Your obcdient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac B-nianIia sofa
him some Of Hampton's Vegetable Tinctare, anu d
deve the above statement correct.
DAWSON d Bro.
From our knowledge OF Captain Benjamin we are
cunfden, thai the above statement IL true aud ua.
exaggerated. ]. A. JOHNSON
CHARLES X yBiNsrs.
Gil and get pamphlets aaus, aud see ares os
Cough, bronchitis, rheumatism, Eeu.i.iPia, Dy-
pt psia, Nervousness and General Weakness. Asa
female medicine or for delicate children W. believe
il uneQualied.
Sold by MORTIMER q MoVERAY, I 20 Rau
more street, Baltimore; and 30i Broadway. n. York
CHAs. STOTT x Co., J. b. MOORE, ID. q. CLARKE
CLARSE q BOWLING, w. ELLIOT. and II. McPHER
SON, Washington; also, by r. s. p. CIssEL, George
town, and c. c. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
eIsts everywhere. ian Str
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II. SEMKEN, JEWELER

NO. S gu "a asenue, between 9M and l0a syeas..
0"efs lot sac magnificent assortment of -
o,,. DiAMoND JEWeLRY, q
COD Bracelets, Bfeasipins, Earine, se., R,,.,
s,s eG psns; s"ss, FSe and Yes, Chains Seals Loci
''s, re ,.a. InlmDles, Tnnkets, etc - i7Hl
unusually low. 'rs"'eo anu ;an 10 sS'"
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SCGAH mOLASsES, TEA, Sc.
~ 30 hhds New Orleans Sugar
. barrels clarified do
90 barrels New Orleans Molas-es
LOO 10 ID chests Black Tea, in i ID papers
500 lbs New Hops
5000 do Shoulder Bacon
5000 do Jalcs
1000 do Breast Pieces
800 superior Hams
~ kegs Western Butter
barrels Apple 81. ndy
do P-ach do
Just received aud for sale by
MURRAY & sEMMEs.
mar s-eO3f (Newsl
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NLOTHING MADE TO ORDER CHE,prR
~ thaa ever.-In oIder to run off he remainder
OF our large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
inRs, we will al this season take measure ana make
10 order Gentiemen's Garments Of first quality 20
per cent cheap5r than our usually low prices
WALL STEPHENS
321 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall.
ieh ~ (Sphtinel Newsl
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DENRHYE AND IRON MASTELo-'iay be Sell
l. ocsatiful assortment of tbs o. chap and DC
rnotc articles, a. ths corn Ct Pennsylvania ayenu
and Tenth strsst. over toe Washington Saving,
baok. RALPH HAsKINS
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STAR.
TRIBUTE 10 GENIUS
From the n s,.opolitsa Of Rebruarysfl

Erom the mefsopotsn Oh feofuafy ~.
whoknew and did not love Jesse E. Dow
Who would not have asked for him longer
life The shrine Of genius holds not MANY
such imprisoned worshippers, and even they
are covered by the great company" above
They fash upon our pathway, give few'gen.
tie grssps Of the hand, smile upon Us like
some angelic vision, them vanish, and leave Us
stead. .s.s 10
The following lines were written and ad-
dressed to lady Of this city on the occasion
OF Presentation Of flowers. Mr. Dow lad
delivered q mastery Grafton on the fourth Of
July At its close the lady went forward, and
with patriotic enthusiasm offered him the
beautiful bouquet. Ii is sad to think that the
prophetic foreboding expressed in the last line
was % soon realized, A wreath did indeed
hang upon Z" broken lyre,p forsit sReiretsd
4ts ofH I'D. Read these sweet verses then,
with softer tones, and shed tear to the mem
Dry Of natures gentlest interpreter, ] E.
Low. NJ d. q
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for Lynlhburg, conuecting with tia STAGES At
Charlottesville, on Mondsys, Wednesday,, and Vri.
days
fcr Lu;1y snd Now Market, connecting with the
Ur6sy.
Fer Winches;.r daily, connecting with the stages
at Piedmont
For Midiieburs daily, connecting with ths esarss
st the Plains e
Per order: w. BRnOK ETT Ag.rk
NOV 7-dh
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JOHN LASAHAE, Pastor
Oi Exeter ST., NJ. Z, CheEch, Baltimore.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 8, 1855
Messrs. Mortimer & Mor6ray:
do HEREBY certify that about twelve months ago
was taken with severe hemOrrhage of the Lungs
and had four attacks of it was advised Tn ,rv NJ
hampton's Vegetable Tincture 1 procured one
bottle, and after taking which, was satisfied thar
was much better; and thar, af,e taking the ur;h
Doe1e' was enureiy well, and now eujOy good
health as ever did in my life. can, and 90. with
out the least hesitation. recommend the Tincture
10 all persons afflicted in my way.
Yours, GEo. w. Wv.x,pv
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CURE FITS-REiD

IOhE F1IS-RE AD.
More TO the Sick than tIoM--From one of tho NINA,
respectable Druggists IN South Carolina
CHARLESTON, 9. &. Sept. 81, 1883
nessrs. MORTIMER MowBRAY:- The sale eff
your iiampton's Veget, bic TIncture is increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommends this
vaiua ic medicine 10 the afflicted Several of our
planters have tried il in different cases with aston
Shing success, and are getting it by half dozens II
has been found 10 be the greatest DIV for rheu
hhauc ahectioiis, and wonderful cure ha, been
performed on negro bow, suffering from Fits. /
VIII Ia nish you with number OF certificates if YOU
wish them '
am, gentlemen yours, w. G. TRorr
Gall and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures OF
Cough, bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. AS a
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
IL unequalleG.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, l4O Bal,i-
more street, Baltimore, and 3o4 Broadway N. York
CHAs. sToTr b Co., }. b. MOORE ID. b. CLARKE
CLARKk BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and H. MCPHER
SON, Washington also, by r. 8. F. CT Sci, George
gists everywhere. fah o, ,re
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Form OF GrGrGniee.
To Capt. NJ c Meigs,'U. 8. Engineers:
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.

y sFALDING, OF Washington, Agent.
ne HOWARD Life Insurance Company, possess
l ing an ampI. capital, and every facility Tor en-
tending It's operations upon the most secure basis
MAKES every Insurance against Life Risks upon the
most favorable terms
raiues assuring upon the mutual plan enu
tled TO propor;onaIe share of the profits or upop
The joint stock plan by which they pay a lower rae
oi premium, but do not share profits
period. ~
me Howard commends itself to persons in al
stauons, but especially to every head Of family
Military or Naval Officers of or on duty NAV be
insured in time peace.
Persons insured in this Company have Tho n,iv;
ieee OF CRUISING the Atlantic, ports ia Europe an
all seasons OF the year without extra ;rcmium.-
SPECIAL perInits for Cali ornia, Australia, or the
Office No. 33s North ID street, one door east OF
Tenth mo, -
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SOMETHING NEW,

nPrOsITE TdR MARKET On PEGysYLyA
~ MA AVENUE doors below Ninth -trseI
. JEW CL0THlNd STORE for Ken and Boys
opcuet this day. DECKER, ere of IN. ehsanes,
Clothing Merchants IN the North. has termfnsi
90 tnar TO tie citizens Of Washington and vicinity.
his excellent Clothing at the lowest Northern pEic
for cash only. There the
POOH MAN
WIN find just gunh Clothing Store hss long bees
wanted 10 Washington. lis motto is cheap R.
cash, and cgx PRICE onIY.
good substantial woollen coat be will ssll A..
~ 20; AMI heavy winter Pants, we'll lined for Il 2c
and foe coats, oEercoats, and vssts In prc portion
Good wool and co:ton hirts, hosiery. gloves
&C., cheaper than the cheapest. nov ii-t
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and n
IA me Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition al the Metropolitan Mechanics, FAR
Ihsy are from The mcnufsetory of HENRY ERBEN
Of New York.
For terms, &c. apply TO Prof. SCHEEL, on 18th
street, north off. HENRY ERpFN
feb 3-eotf
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A MEXICAN YEAR BOOK on PAcTS
~ huai fsciensinc Discovery n, Ia snG An
304 pages, 81 90. Ftp 2N%r S, volume
feb l6 on ihfLOh.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.
Il On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.

60 Pare round TIP 81; from AleS.
andriu 10 cents The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
Washington at aud Alexsndris at eLs O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for tx beat st o'clk
Cosch fire 20 csuts
rersonS Wishing tie Coaches Will leave their resi-
DC ice with Geo. i Thos. Parker
Refreshments on the Boa.
OF 2S-df SANL GEDNFY Can't
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TsDIAR DocT0E.
AN APPEAL To COMMON SENSE.

LET THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN.-Wherever known his test
mony will be conclusive. But lest those who 10
rot know the Captain should be scepicai. Dr. law
son & Bro, with others OF the best known and mos
highly respectable citizens Of Easton, endofse hi.
wonderful cure by
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OPTICIAN,

OFFICE No 5I2 Seventh street, three doors
~ from Odd Fellows Hall. SPECTACLES and
GLASSES suited TO every sight, on a true and sci
entlhc principle See circulars, 10 be had at the
once feb 2S-lm-
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

COMPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and p, I'M,
" Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table. n,s
sert, and Tea spoons and Forks, double and 49,
plated on hioata, the best substitute Tor silver. Wa
fahtea ana ,ot6 oy ----- Ii. SEMKEN
No: $40 Pa. avenue, between 9TH And N. Z, Of.
jan ID 80 ""o avn ST.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
TIE POCKET KSCULAPIUS:
CK. EVERY ON E15 OWN PHYSTCIAs

The Fts.tA Edit.cr, With
cne huudred Enersvass
showing Diseasss and MAJ
formations Of the Hurass
systsm In every shape and
fofzi. To vhieh b sdisd Q
Treatise on the Diseases OF
PeEkles, b.ins ofths high
est imrorOn~> 20 married
peopie, or those contem
plating rarrisee By
WN. young, n. D
Let bo tstbsr be rsha-zs3
30 present o COPY OF the
AScCLAPIUs 20 hls child
IL ruxy ssve him from an
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HATS, HATS, HATS!-We have iu,,
IL received large and fashionable assortment Of
gents travelling Hats and Caps which we offer for
saie, at extremely low prices, AZ The Temple OF
FASHION. BUTT s. HOPKINS'S,
Come 9Th 81 and Pa. avenue,
Between Browns and National Hotels.
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early <rsEe. Let no .oUl9 rnSp CT vtE1a1 co -ef n
b tbs s,Srst ebEgkGoos Of married Life Sithout
readi ~ the PcCkEr A8CuLAPIpS. Let 10 oas
s1h.rinz from 9 hSskEios Corgh, Pain In the SO,
OF Byspeptic sensaJcna, sa3 siyen Up BY thor Tby
sic,sn. be smother Eoment, without copsuitisz tk.
A2CULAPIus. Hsve tie married, or those sb< a;
70 be married any iyope5.nsnt, read this u1ly use
fl book, &c Il las Keen tbs r,csrs Of saving Gus
ands Of unfortunate creatures nom tbs very isvt
d.sth.
ks-Any person seodias TE EN1Y-YITI CENTi
eLc,oesd IN lstter, VIII recsive enc copy Of this
work BY mall or eve eo,lss win Re sent fer One LOT
lar.
address, post ssid) DE- VIZ. YOUNG,
No. lS5 Spruce street. Philsajriis
CD iS-ly
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THE NEW YORK q LIVERPOOL
4kR UNITED STATES 1Hl&
MAIL STEAMERS.
NIE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
/ THU A>D
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIPIO, Capt. Nss,
BALTIC, Capt. OGustock,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract. exnr,ss
~ Tor Government service; every care has been
taken in their construction, ss in the Engines 70
insars strength and sp.ei, and their sccommoda.
ions Tor passengers sre unsqualled for e!ee.rce
and comfort. - :
Prize Of passage from New York to Nv .rpoo,. IN
uiet Hl90
ceoin 20
EAciasnve use or extra size state rooms. 400
From Liverpool 70 New York ESQ and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin. :
No berth can he occurred until paid for.
For freight or pssasge apply to '-- .- t.
HOWARD z. COLLINS 4 CO.
Sc Wall street Ne Ycrk.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO,
..'-.''-.- r. G.. ROBERTS 4 90. AA'e'p00i'
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE co,
~ Rue Notrs Dame dss VICTORIES. r.ris
GEO. Il. DRAPER, Haype. $500
Tho owners OF these ships viii not be aooourt.h,.
Tor gold, silver, bullion, specie jsvslry nr.co,..
stones or metals, unless bills Of iadino az $500
Therefor, and the value thereof therein srnr.sss1
nov l6-dly >p'0s'eu'
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TIUQUEsTIONABL
- The best plac TO get
FINE DAG UERREOTYPE
OR PERFECT STEREOSCOPE,
Is at McCAHTEY'S GALLERY.
OVER sHILLIHGToN's BOOKSTORE.
4mar 7-eo3s --'
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) Looking Glasses,

z55 Looking Glasses, ass
nFsn sizes and quality, French Or German Mat.
~ fancy or plain Portrait and Picture IRAN :.
A,o, Gilt Room Moulding, Marbl. top Bracket.
Coznicss made to ordsr.
Aise' All Kinds Of old work regilded with dispatch
j. WAGNER,
dee o-a Nff' AA'ASoo~ neure-
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readers constantly posted as to the progress made
from time to time, and our Harbor has been al
most constant theme. We have followed it
through its various stages, from the first start
ing of the City Dredge, when fishing SIN ack
could scarcely get over the bar, till now, when
the largest vessels can run in at all times, with
out danger difficulty, and yet this writer says
'our local papers are not up to the times on local
matters, In conclusion, however, we will sug-
gest, that this writer is not only, mot up to the
times, butts far behind even the s'local papers"
We will further suggest, that the said writer
come up forthwith, subscribe for our paper, and
pay for it one year in advance, and we will war
rant him to be far better posted on local matters
than he appears to be at present.
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Horace GREELEY was among the pas
sengers arrived in the Baltic, this morning.
We congratulate him on hisescape from the
clutches Of Clichy. and shall expect to see
bis especial mark in the Tribune, on isms
generally, made more vigorously than ever.
Horace comes back in high health, pre-
pared to tell us all about the industrial do
lnss and breadstuff prospects in Europe.
and to slash the liquor dealers and drink
ers, and pro-slavery folks. Tburlow Weed,
the ablest editor and politician in the Fusion
ranks. having decided TO lay down the
quill. Greeley may fairly aspire to the lead
ership of his section of the corps editorial
and class political.-Ere. Mirror,
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.Gribune Il Gelegtapb,
KENOSHA, WIS.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1855.
RepubIican state Convention.

A Republican State Convention viii be held at the
Capitol in Madison on Wednesday, the 5th day of
September, A D. 1855, al II o'clock, NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for State officers, to
supported by the people at the next General Flee
tion and for the transaction of such other business
as may be deemed expedient.
Each Senatorial and each Assembly District Of
the State will be entitled to two Delegates in said
Con vention
The Committee would respectfully suggest that the
several District Conventions for the appointment of
Delegates to the State Convention, be held at o.
clock, r. NJ, on Saturday, the 25th day of August.
In cases where Conventions for the selection of
Delegates are not held III Senatorial District the
Delegates from tire several Assembly Districts com
prised in such Senatorial District are empowered to
appoint the Senatorial Delegates for such District
WIN. A. WHITE, Chm, J. A: SLEEPER,
G. f. WUNDERLY, JOHN WALWORTH,
WYMAN SPOONER T. b. WOLCOTT,
ID. w. HALL, SAMUEL BAIRD,
ReDnblican Sf0Se Central Committee.
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Popular Sovereignty.

MAYBERRY was taken by mob short
time since and hung. The occurrence took
place at GAINESVILLE, in the presence Of thou-
sands. The respectable citizen-the man
of wealth-of morality-of law and order
and of piety, all were present or took part
In the hanging, so that Mr.. MAYPERRY
was dccently, morally and piously hung.
1t was an act of popular sovereignty, =
that is, the people did it. 1t was all done
in strict accordance with the latest style of
Democracy,-that the people havea right
to do as they please-thev being the Law
and the power. Douglas and his party
would carry the principle further; he wo'd
say to the people of an adjoining State,
''you sovereigns, go over and help them do
the act" and according to his opinions
perhaps wishes, the people of Rockford,
Illinois, went over to GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
and helped hang MAYBFRRY; so also, the
people Of Missouri went overto Kansas and
helped in the great work of popular sore
reignty Many think that this new Democrat
ic sovereignty was very good in the case of
MAYBERRY, butthat in the Kansas affair the
machine worked horrible.-that is none of
our LOOKOUT; pOpuidF sovereignty IS just
what it is, total destruction oil all respect
for law. A Democratic Congress has sane
toned principle which makes law subor
dinatc TO public opinion, and in the May
BERRY hanging as well as the Kansas elec
tons, Mr.. Douglas principles are perfectly
triumphant, popular sovereigntyis allthat
is left; hereafter the original law of retalia
ton and self-defense, BY pistol, rope, bowie
knife and rifle, is to prevail; there is moth
ing bat popular sovereignty remaining,
We are sorry to hear it said all round
that the hanging Of MAYBERRY was an G.
vent that will provide better security to life
and property than all the Courts and laws
Of our State. May the good Lord deliver
us from adopting popular sovereignty or the
mob, as the only redress for.private wrongs,
and may people all turn from the Kansas
and MAYBERRY affair and turn from Doug
las and his popular sovereignty, as Adam
and Eve turned from Paradise-neYer more
to return to them but in heaven Grant Co
Herald.
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KENOSHA
r { L ESTATE FEICE.

For the Purchase and Sale of REAL EsTATE-the
examination of Titles-payment of Taxes, and Con.
veyance of Landed Property. Lots of lands kept
posted, without charge, unless sales are effected
Houses and Lots for Sale, in every part of the City
and varying in price from $500 to $4,000.
Farms & Lands, in every Town in the County
and on accommodating terms.
Money invested in the best of Landed Securities,
and at the highest markets rates of interest.
Taxes paid, and Tax Titles compromised, and a
general agency for the management of liabilities
thus accruing on Real Estate.
Maps and Copies of Papers neatly and correctly OK
ecuted-Dceds and other Instruments drawn. and
acknowledged.
The undersigned having spent much time in exam
lining The records of Racine Co.. up to the division.
and in revising and correcting an abstract of the
same is prepared at short notice. to give reliable in
formation with respect to everything calculated to
affect the title 10 any lot parcel of land in the eoun
ty of Kenosha. Office, wa.h Cleyk Of Circuit Court
Kenosha, July 10, 55. 1y4 s. Y. BRANDE
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
AEN0SxA, WIS.
Recently organized under the Banking Law of
Wisconsin, viii transact q General Baking Bust
ness.
Special attention given to collection of Notos,
Drafts, &c.
Sell Drafts on England, Scotland, Ireland, Germs-
ny, and France.
j. II. KENDALL, J. C. Co1rs.x
Cash7er, Preside