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United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1855.
Nos. 113 and ia Ed ward Field Brandon G. sea-
bury, ct. al. Argument WAS commenced BY Mr. Look
wood for the plaintiff.
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rolina and Alabama 60 for Franklin Pierce.
Perhaps. however, all this may be explained
by the musty old adage that +" tits distance lends
enchansment to the VIEW"
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

mofk0tos
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA May Q. 1855.
Stocks are dull. Pennsyivania SIS 8sx; Reading
1917.
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, May Q, 1866.
Sales Ct anthracite pig iron during the week; 1000
TONS including 600 tons No. ct rates
equallns $25 here Other descriptions are unchanged
NEW ORLEANS May 8, 1856
The European advices by the North America had
favorable effect en- our cotton market prices becoming
amounted to 10 600 bales, At 1os 1oKe for midAlina
Sugar advanced oneeynth, and qaotsd At 7c IKE
44c. 49, Mess pork is shade lower and selling 81
SIC q $40 12K. Lard is oneeighth lower; prime sch
ing for 91sc. Freghts-Cotton, TO Liverpool, IL 32i
TO Hayre, 10. Sterling ex change, or prenuu.
CHARLESTON, May 0, 1885,
Gotten Sales to-day 1000 bales. Prices SITTER
for better qualities.
ALBANY, Nay 8, 1885,
Sales to-day 900 bushel OATS at 40c 1000 bushels
malt 81 49, The stormy weather interferes with opera
lions.
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CONFEDERATION.

COTTON MILL BURNED IN PAWrUCKEf.
Providence, May 9, 1855.
The cotton mill in Pawtucke., R. l., known as Kents
Kn owned by Kessrs Thayer Moses, destroyed By
fire last night. 1t WAS used printing cloths
factory The baiiding machinery and stock was nsur
ed for $l8, e35.
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Hurricane ut the south.

NEW ORLEANS, Nay 3, 1906.
A severe storm occurred at Baton Rouge yesterday,
reofpg several houses and doog considerable 9th
damage.
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ST. JOHN, N B., May 9, 1885,
The boiler Of the steamboat j. D. Pierce exploded yes
terday thirty miles above Fredericton, instantly killing
four PERSONS another has since died. and several Others
niured
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Non-Alr rival Of the America at Boston.
Bosrox, Nay 9-P. n.
The America had not been sgnAlled off the lower Sta
ton at p H. and there is little prospect Of her arrival
before morning.
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Enforcement Of the Michigan Prohibitory
Liquor Law.

DETROIT, Nay Q, 1856.
Much excitement oocasioned here yesterday In
consequence of the arrest Of four persons M violation 81
the Prohbitor law. The military called
to preserve the peace. During the examination Of the
cases to-day, the informer driven from the court
room and cbased into neighborpg house, which
besieged by excited crowd several hours He finally
returned and the trial proceeded without further nsr
ruption.
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HALIFAX, hsyB, 800
The steamship Arabia arrived here from Boston at 10
O'Clock last night and left again for Liverpool at O'Clock
this morning.
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Sheriff Jones, Of Kansas, Reported Not Dead.
ST.. LOUIS, May 8, 1885,
correspondent Of the st. Louis Republican, writing
from Palermo, Kansas the 6h inst, states that
messenger from Franklin repors Sheriff Jones sighty
BETTER though his recovery is stu considered doubtful
This several days later than the date Of the A+ our
Argus, which reported his death.
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MIXED CoxMssIoN.-The Richmond Wh;g,
in its latest notice of the movements of the
democracy of the Old Dominion. SAVE

Hunter stock seems to BE- looking up little her. in
Virginia. The Petersburg district has just appointed
Hunter delegates to Cincinnati. Messrs. r. K Mesde
and Lewis r. Hsrvje are the gentlemen appointed Old
Buck, however Is stu long way ahead. Pierce Doug
las and Ebo Shin nowhere In the race What can The
matter be that these "briRht particular sars are rat
ting no yotess Are they let down with ths Virginia de-
nccracyS
The White House seems to have been entire
~ ignored by its nearest neighbors- Virginia,
Maryland apd Pennsylvania. Yet South Ca
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Supposed Recruits FOR General Walker.

SuppOscd KecrUits Tor General walker.
BALTIMORE, Nay 9, 1866.
party Of hundred and thirty left here to- day
for New York. said to be destined for Nicaragua BY the
steamer Orzsba which sails from that part Saturday
They were mostly frem the interior Of the State, and
were organized in two companies.
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mouse OF representatives.
WASHINGTON, May 0, 1886.
THE DEFICIENCY BnL-Tm KANSAS QUESTION.
The message Of the Senate asking for third Commit.
tee Of Conference relative to the dissgreeng aendm
to the Deficiency BILL being under confederation
Mr.. PHnPs, (dem) Of Mo-, said he to defend the
people Of Missouri who Mr. Gddings yesterday said
were traitors and deserved to be hanged.
Mr.. GDpINGs, (nigger worshipper) of Ohio nterrupt
ing) exIsned saying his statement that tbs people
Of Missouri by ooec rg armed body for the purpose
Of usurpiDg the of Kansas had o,nmitted
treason and, under the laws and constitution Of the
United States, they guilty of the charge.
Mr. PHILIPS denied the charge, and said such idea
exised only In the disempered Imagination OF IT.
thor. The G.sourians who went to Kansas November
and December last went for the purpose Of maintaining
the laws The scenes If boodshed properly atri-
butaSle to the friends of Mr.. Giddings.
After debate, the proposition to appoint third Com
mite Of C inference the Deficiency bill adopted.
TIE NEW MEXICO CONTESTED STAT.
long discussion ensued on the resolution 70 ALLOW
the parties to the New Mexico contested election
be heard before the House. In person by COUNSEL
without deciding the matter, the House al burned.
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Toothachc Cared, Teeth Tiilcd Put I'm,
sying no PAIN wsrrsnted-suapger, mormsd tina. my
ocs the only where this Is done In New York CIT.
curing 20 csos Corner OF Broadway and Fulton
street, kLors bat store. DIR. HOLT, Dentist
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vHxHTY-FOURTH CON0REs0.
yIRSx axsSIOs.

WASHINGTON, May Q, 1886
SuEdry private bills were passed.
LANDS FOR RAILROADS IOWA,
The Houe bill giving 1900 600 Of land 10 Iowa
for railroads was read
Mr. JONES' Of Iowa. asked that be put on It's passage
Mr. Foor, of Vt moved It's references to the Committee
on Public Lands.
vote:-
YEAs-Mesns. Adams Allen, Bell Of Tenn Bigler Bright
Brown Cas-, Cesden. pocge Douglas Durkee Fish, Fs
patrick Foster Geyer, Hale Harlan James johnson
,osa gSnss q nsnn Pratt s
NAYS Messrs Bxgs Broadbead Hunter, Macon, Push,
Reid, thompson Of Ky Toomns, Wade-Q
AMENDMENT OF THE PATENT LAWS
Mr.. JAMIE of r. l., from the Committee Patents
ported bill amend&tory of the Patent laws the obi
beirg 10 protect the public sgainst oppressive invalid
patents and the really meitorious inventor from the
piracies Of dishonest infringers
Adjourned till Monday.
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TIE Nervons snffcTer.- A

he nervous Sufferers "a Retired clergy
man restored 70 health 10 few days after many Of
great suffering Is anxious 10 make known the
o. cure; win send ree( the prescription used Direct tna
Rey, Jehp Dsgnan No ~ Flu ton street. Brooktn N. X.
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ELL, n u O,uls AID Aurist 500 Broadway.
J. smith Dodge, 4O7 roarth street, Albion
place. New York.-Teeth, % each. Plates extra.
Hollovay's Rilis-,rhe Functional DeranUe-
menis ncdeI to females entirely prevented
these Ps q. he periods yh.n they usually They
DE. 8. 8. Fctch's s,six Lectures ON tho Pre-
se & % A Tn
g s & wss Of q:
% :ssi y g. sfi aRsy z letter.
Wolfe's schiedSm Aromatic schnapps In
sale ne up quart and
Brandrsths PiIs have been long IA Use
,oa are yet N ares .s The hsrs Of hss
q ns
hing would save his NE but ampu.stion. in sxos
Is0a 90 fsts :;
sailed upon me siey and hey s cure. SIGS
cropsy Ehsn he given By hs physsss Lst
I'VE qssne; VIM be shortly pSo,shei. Sod at Is osas
New school or oaedicine and Pharmacy
:s.s Sa 9:
Aa, readily as any other disease.
as s.' ny n r. saa sh sGs q
-. Ss: a0s sSs
All cher hours By appointment
Disoeses of the Skin.-L. ". Newton, M. d.
devices syec attention To the treatment OF cutaneous aee
lions and ssrua. Oce 1873 Fourth avenue Shirtaent
sree hours before II and s,er osook For bis views on
publAhod BY sherman Co, no vssey street. -
Every Mother should have = Box In tina
horse 5s5dy IN case q accident to the children, Of RHD.
standing and recommended b. physcians 1t 10 sure A.
speedy cure burns, piles boie corns foons ohblains
and Old OF kud for its scsd
head pec 1ass Sun9ns scTe nipples fecommendsd By
limbs, salt beurn scuYvy and cracked lps sore nose
warts and desh wonnd Is valuable remedy and cure
city o. Basson , md Vicinity for hs last thirty
clans prescriptions II Ia from me pures rsteriss
rom recipe brought from Russia es growing 10 hat
sors,men pnyscAns seq captains, nurses and oberwio
Russia salve put in large tin boxes stamped on ts cover
Hkh the picture OF horne asd soder bich picture
Also engraved ON the wrapper Price 70 ceus Sold
al stores In town and country may ordered Of
Barnes Pak, or any wholesale druggist
REDDING 4 CO., Proprietornt
Ptxfa atve cat HOsnO0
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Notice TO Advertisers

Sew York, srts.rday. May 10. 1855.
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| Me0lcal Information for the People, rho
efECIA6T, for Nay, contains PLAN, practical articles
Drs Hunter and Melville diseases OF the Their
treatment BY nedcased nhaat BY Dr. Tucker diseases
q he stomach and liver Dr. esitse bs ere
and and by Dr. fewon daeasss Of The skin Every
who values health Will read the Specialist 81
single COPY 10 cents. SHRkkAN & CO., Publistera
| No. Vesey street, (Astor Houso.)
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Rsmoval.-ThompsOn's Hair Dye and Ar.
r1mIsculis factory removed 70 Is Maiden lane Prva
Ing &C. Hair dye Wholesale and retail =
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AsApsHY % MUSIC Fourteenth street. GERMAN Or
-Ixa tRgESBCrz.
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VAIN REGRETS.


" lald I could Feel az once | felt,
When fresh in heart am; 2lre Ia mind,
j hIekled on nv hoyish heit
And fiolickett as the wind.
Ihasi no care 20 elosid uv D OF,
Nor gsief my hcast to melts "A
How altered a'e my feelings now ,.
csnnotfeel as once felt.
Would conii dream as once ] drsamed,
When ike glory from above;
Around my dawhiug heart there bsamed
: The bosom hiss OF yoath-iirst love-
whel hope grew cold within my breast,
Aaa fancy with gay visions ter,ned
All. fed are all these moments best
icannot dream as once dreamed.
Would could think as once ] thought,
THIS wide and beautiful green earth
paradise of joy, where na;ght
put pare and holy thinCs hai bi-.h-
!" herr Every scene with peace, and truth;
And Friendship p firm, and love was frau't
Al quickly undeceired is youth
icanpot think as once thought.
Icsnnot feel, or dream or think,
AS was want in days gone past
And as near the awful brink.
oe'r which we each must lean at last,
think that all will soon be Ger,
Aud give the world parting sigh
feel It's shows can chat MA more,
And dream OF ;oss thai esnno. de-.
-.
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Gke alaet' S GoIunu1.
CORN POETRY.

IN. E-.. ssn boas. Of glorious streams,
Ard prsirie', sran,iest lawn
OF lake and forest old and green,
Gut most Of Indian corn
L.rse fields Of Indian corn.
From peaceful sle,p III. plowman wakes,
And rises with the morn;
Deep furrows all day long III makes
Through rows OF Indian corn
Long rows Of lmlisn corn.
'-ri~ sweet when summer sun goes down,
Wh~n winds have ceaSsd to blow.
To list its rus.lin-, cracking sound,
Aud think we hear it grow;
1t seems so glad to grow.
lrv. 70 pull it from The stalk,
Wh-n it is in the milk,
AMI husk it ont its sheath. and talk
or its soIt shining silk
,ss It's rlosay iloss, its silk.
And when at noon asi,i. we dash
Our work for bell or horn,
Give me a dish OF sncco.ash,
HIT enrs OF tender corr.
Smoking ears OF corn.
I'll take i. with trn. delight,
kai costiisr dishes seorn, {
For nothing seInpts the appetite
Like ears OF roasted corn
Swest ears OF roasted corn.
Th.a when its sheaves $ and thick about,
And fruits the fields ador.,.
How enshss out The merry shout
From h,isk.rs Of tn. ,c5rn-
Tic yellow. golden corn.
wh.-s freedom flo.ts on every breexe,
And fields Of la,liss corn
Arr spread ont on the land like seas,
iny that was horn-
Blessed Lane, Of Indian sorn.
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EY- One grave digger, a coiored man.
buried upward Of eieven hundred persons
during tie recent erideraie a. Portsmouth,.
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Eg An old bachelor ;sho exits paper
cut South heads bis lis, Of marriages
= Melancholy Acciien,s"-,i.e bru.e.
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~ Over six million tons ofcoal we're
dug cut OF the Pennsylvania mines the
past season.
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s< An IrisIiran giving his testimony
in the Quarter Sessions. few DAYS since
in riot case said "iile first man saw COM
ing at me, when ] got up. was two brick
bats.''
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e The proprietor Of bone mill. adj
vertises that those sending their own bones
to be ground. will be attended to With
paactuality and despatch.
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QuERE.-To what color does fogging
changes boys
Il makes him yell O,
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NERCANTIIE AFFAIRS AND :

-
j He was asfsw xsekS aiterwasas taken
from lrisaa shd tried for perjury; but bis
reason forsook him. ansl instead Of the gal
lows, Ls IS lssT raring in a mad-house.
5Th.,s aa Ard paEsi.aeny, and in
diasrsne 8 IS Issssi;;.s ssft5s bsot. pun
.ishsd in thissllils tiEs ibis selfish
man showing 70 ali that acqn,sitiseness,
wrongly directed. is fatal 10 lis possessor.
~ Col. McHeury proved to be q bachelor,
and, shougi1sa little sufned ofsahirtv, his
heart was keenly alive TO all the finer sem
sibiiities OF our nature He could feellor
the. down-;rodden poor. and sympatiiise
with the unfortunate. To this truth none
could more positively attest than our young
friend of the " golden clasp" for ere two
moons had waned, she rejoieed in the eu-
phonic title Of Mrs. Col. McHenry, sur
rounded with all the appearances and com.
forts of wealth that a grateful heart could
enjoy or even wish. Her poor afflicted
mother was well provided for, when she
soon recovered her health, and happiness
and prosperity smiled upon all.
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B Eurcpean adslces by de lass sseaEsa-
er were remarkable favorable 70 A,nericaa
interests. z
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ES A drunkard icing urged to drink
the beverage of nature" No" said he,
I" water is dangerous. very. Il browns
people; it gets into their chests; into tiieif
heads, and tl,en, too, it makes that infer
nal steam that's always biowin' feiler up.
Waters. no-I'll none ont; let them drink
it what likes"
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Eg- Hearing man complain that Po.
li:ical papers of all kinds = had become
such linrs, that for his part he did not bc.
1ieve any of then" reminds NE OF the cid
story of the miller and his three sous.
Coming into tie mill. and finding a gr;sl
in the hopper. he cried out:
Tom, have you tollsd this gris!"
.'Yes, sir"
Sam, have YOU tollei this grista"
"Ycs. SIR"
"Bill. have you tolled ,hils gris,'"
ayes, sir.''
"You are all pack Of lying scoun1-
rels," says the old man. Il don't believe
word you say-I'l toll it myself"
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.Ter.

~ ~&
! 1856.
tket. r. x.
Fiami, Hiii's
|ngton, Ws!-
kId, Liberty,
] Fl. L.eaven-
|. Joseph.
on every a.
20 follows:
9Th; April,
st;inly 3th,
emher 13th;
er Sth, 22e.
or st. Louis
o'clock, A.
r.: April 4,h
ne 18Th ard
h and 22d;
\. 17th and
Il December
-saays at 10
Istsn a, II,
K dsv. and
ve eston,
avenwoyth
m; Parf
lyme City at
at 3 p m;
Wellington
me evening,
leave Lex
Berlin ard
a N; Tfili's
Brunawick
-yille at ~
rdav after
nail boats,
" rspaired,
isirtss and
q retain the
PCS. Ship
nd Dispatch.
R. Capt.
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E Daniel TeLetsrs estate rass On
~ sweaty one and Tree snsTsers Iet
cen. s,s2 7sAE
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FAY 1855.
fket,

r Imaster;D.
fBrnnswick, / 1m
fg, Waaverly,
knden, , Sibley
ansas, Park,
htchison, and,
Fry. alternate.
hnd 18th. Ju-
fh and 9th.
9Th and 23d,.
and st. LOU.
10 o,clncL
I'D 22d; hu-
Iith and 25thy
Way at 10 o.
n at 2t y IN,
|, and remain
days at 7 o.
a m, Leav-
at 10 a. nj,
p m, Liberty
ley at 1 p m,
p NJ, and ar
and rernafu
lexington on
and Dover
> landing at
fk at 2 p IN,
at 81 p M.
y afternoon,
Il Boats, and
s2O-sea
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How TO DO rr SzIRT BosoNs.-We
often hear ladies' expressing desire to
know by what process the gloss on new
linen, shirt hosons, &C., is produced. and
in order 10 crafty them we sulloin the
following recipe:
! Take two ounces Of fine white gum ara
bic, powder i, in pitcher, and pour On a
plat or more OF water according to the de-
gree Of strength you desire. and then, har-
ing covered il, let it set ell night. In the
morning pour it carefully from the dregs
into clean bottle, cork ii. and keep IT for
use. A tablespoonful Of gum water eiirr.
ed into pint OF starch made in the usual
way will gire to lawns, either white OF
printed, a look oi newness when nothing
else can restore them after washing"
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/. PaouRrssIvE.-' Come up, you first
class of ragaboaes in geography and log
ic. cried Larry O'Rourke. the Irish school,
master. George. give description OF the
airth and show ger larnill'."
Eyes. sir. The earth is vast globe,
filled with mud, filth, tadpoles, mud-!arks,
Sebastopoles and Shanghais."
.All right. What are its produces 90
Whisky, gin, Nebraska bills, busted
banks and shinplasters."
Where is America !"
"AH over creation-it IL the paradise
where ould father Adam, the fust fiIlibust-
er, was turned out Oh"
..Who was Adams wife :"
:. Why. Mrs. Adams. l reckon, and she
was born in ouii Ireland" ~
"Ay. indade she was. Smart boy
von'll be man before your mother. sure,
Go up to the head.
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q. asa
.cSef.

Rc&ef.
lick, Miami,
}, Lexington,
| Liberty, In
Fort Leaven-
+. Joseph.
KANT steamer
E elton, mas
trchased ex-
tplace OF the
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and East.
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friends and
extended To
Master.
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PART SECOND.

Several days had ELAPSED, and Colonel
McHsnry had quite forgotten the eircum-