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LIN ES.

BY YOLO.
tive me rosebud, tender, fair,
AND let me wear it near my heart,
ihat while it sweetly nestles there,
my thoughts may linger where thou art.
les, give me this, and when I'm gone,
My every thought shall round thee cling
This emblem of affection fond,
Sweet memories of thy love shall bring.
July 4th, 1857.
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Isn't it So =?

Use ARTlIUR'S celebra-
ted Self Sealing Guns ana
Jars, and you will have fresh
fruit all the year at Summer
prices.
Full directions for putting
up all kinds of Fruit and
Tomatoes, accompany these
cans and jars.
They are made of Tin,
Glass, Queensware, and Fire
and Acid proof Stoneware.
The sizes are from pints to
gallon. @Thcse cans are
entirely open at the tops, and
nest, to secure economy in
transportation.
For sale by StorrkGepers
throughout the United States
Descriptive circulars sent
on application. Orders from
the trade solicited.
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C u a NJ O :.

G u a N 0.
fall supply OF COLOMBIAN GIIANO, testing 70
|" sO per rent Bone Phosphate of Lime ia str .ng bags
c1nlanng about 6d lbs each. store aud for sale TO
FARMERS dnd Dealers at the COmpanv's prices, by
RICHARDS n MILLER Sole Agents
" South Front Street Philadelphia
Pamphlets, with full particulars at the office Of this
paper. austin
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The ELECTIONS IN FRAscE--A SraEIrrc.N Nr
FAcT.--fhree of the Republican candidates IN
Paris have been elected to the Legislature AS
asmbly. This shows a strength in the Repub.
lean party which once evinced may hereafter
BE- The cause Of some trouble TO the present al.
tocrat, IN spite of his suppression OF the freedom
oil the ballot-box and OF the press.
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Men, Women, and Children


who read LIFE ILLUSTRATED, pronounce
1t the best Family Paper now published 81 a
year, 81 for half year, aud, " just to try it,
only % cents for three months. InclUse the
amount, aud direct to FOWLER & WELLS,
New York.
The Savannah Democrat says, I'VE regard
1t one OF the very best weekly papers in the
world" The Alabama Beacon says: If there
is one newspaper within our know ledge which
we can safely recommend to the general reader,
1t is Life Illustrated 1t has served up week
ly an amount of reading matter which you sell
dom get tor the price, which is neither too light
nor too serious, but is at once logical, literary
aud llte-IIke; 4; pungent, practical, aud progress
slve; enlivening, eloquent, and ennnblng. In
short, It seems to be the object Of Life Ilusra-
ted to spread sunshine, happiness and useful in
formation everywhere. Try it.
On! YE BALD HEADED.-We invite the at
tention Of those who are bald headed, and those
who are afraid of becoming SO, to the advertise
ment Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative to-
day. We are not in the habit of putting every
quack nostrum that is advertised in our pa per,
but we feel it our duty, when we come across
an article that is good, to let the people know
it. We have no fears OF having soon TO scud
under bare pOles," and therefore have not used
the Restorative, but think if the certificates OF
honest men can be relied upon that it must be
n first-rate article. Try it, ye whose natural
wigs need reluVenation.- Rockville Rem
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Cedar Lumber and Rails.

TTNHE subscriber has On hand lot Of superior CEnAR
Siding and SAWED RAILs,and is prepqFei to
furnish Cedar Rails and Lumber at market rates,
BENZ. T. LEE, .ssaio
EIS 3ml Port Elizabeth, Cumberland Co N. j
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GT The New Orleans pa pers of 9th contain
an address (trom the Wing Executive Commit
tee) to the people Of Louisiana, signed by near
ly 2OO influential citizens, proposing to re-or.
game The old Wing Party in that Staia.
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q HARLEY.
PHILADELPHIA.
Cheap Watches, JeweIry.

2.rN, w IIOLESALE and RETAI =, ut the
E@ w " "PhIladelpha Watch aud Jewelry
Na ~ store, No. 96 North Second Street, corner OF
Quarry. Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, iulieweIIed, l9 carat
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4 SADDLE

WAS taken from the back of Horse he.
longing to the subscriber, while standing in the
street on Monday night. Any person return.
ing the same to b. l.. COLLINS, in Smyrna. or
the subscriber at hIs residence in ADnoou,ui-
mink Hundred, will be suitably rewarded.
GEO. ID. COLLINS.
June 10, ~.
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cases. SIS 90
Gold Lepine. Is carat "a 90
Silver LsPine, fnIJeweled. IL 90
Silver LepIne, 500
Superior Quarters, Z 90
Gold Spectaces 7 90
Fine Silver SpccIacles, so
Gold Bracelets, 3 90
Ladies' Gold Pencils. 90
Silver Tea Spoons, seIt, S 90
Gold Pens with pencil and silver heder 90
Gold Finger Rings, 37I cents to SSO Watch Glasses.
plain lS9 cents patent lS2 unet 25 other articles in
proportion All goods warranted he what they are
sold for. STAUFFER 4 HARLEY.
@- On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
LepDes. still lower than the above prices. (Oc24ly ly
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NM IN. r1G r~ ~--
Improved Patent Adjustable
Ii e a er and Mower,
Eny WSx@
For 1857.

S,OOO OF the above Machines were made and
sold last season.
ALL the Improvements of 1856 were aopled
10 the Machines made at our shop the past
year, to which we have added the following:
Strengthening the cutter bar, by means OF a
stl1 bar OF angl lie iron, extending along the
back and undersldes, which prevents it from
sprlnging.
Instead of the Lever, we have applied Me-
chanical Horse for raising and lowering the
Machine, on which the discharger sits and
thereby does away with the stand as hereto
tore-it only needs to be seen to be convinced
oil Its great value--it enables the manager of
the machine, while in full motion, to vary the
helght OF cut at pleasure, not requiring him
to stop and re-adjust the Machine, when com
ing TO spots where the grain is short or lodg-
ed, which shows glarng defect in all ma
chlnes without it. The machine can be
changed from Reaper to a Mower in less
than minute, without shifting single bolt
or screw.
This Machine will ever continue to excel all
others In simplicity of construction, in facility
OF management and by its perfect ada ptation to
uneven grounds; by its means of adiustabilty
to various heights Of cutting, with a wheel at
the managers seat; and by its being the only
successful combination of Reaper and Mower
in the world.
A warranty is given to each purchaser that
The Machine is well made and of good materi-
alsi and that it will NOW as we'll as can be
done with the scythe and reap as well as can
be done with The cradle.
Price OF the Combined Reaper and Mower
$l4O at our shop--a credit will be given until
the 10th OF June, by giving negotiable note
those preterrlng To pay cash Il discount t the
rate Ut u per Cent. will be deducted If lunper
time be wished, interest will be added from June
18th, 1857.
We make the above conditions to induce the
Farmers to come forward and take the machines
out OF our way as we put them together.
The following extras furnished with each
machine: l knife, OH Can, Wrench, l Guard
Finger, l Section Knlle, aud a Discharpinp
Rahc-Double and Single Trees and Neck
fOrke, Will be furnished at moderate prices
WM. JOHNSON 4 Co,
Newark Del.
WE are the authorized Agents for the sale
OF the above described Reaper aud Mower,
(Manny's lmprOVed,) so noted throughout the
country. We know the Machine aud have
seen II work, and, without hesitation ca n truly
say, 1t Is the best and cheapest Reaper IN use,
Will give more entire satisfaction.
supply of the Machines wall be constantly
kept on hand.
Also, the best Revolving Wheat Raker.
GEO. w. CUMMINS q co.
Smyrna, May Ii, lSj7.-[ [m2O-2m.
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New wall Paper VVarehousc.

QURTON j LANlNG. Manufacturers AM, I,uu,,,
~ ers. No III Arch street. second door hoyr Si,r,
Philadelphia, where may be found the largest ,nJ
best selected slOck IN the city
Country Purchas may here he accommodated
without the inconvenience of looking further snJ
may 1o assured that they will receive the advantage
oi Their money BURTON " LANING,
aPI 'jm ia ARCH ST., above SIXTH PhiIaJa
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C
MITCHELL d CROASDALES
Super PHOSPHATE of Limo

Vie subscribers inform Dealers and Farmers Tim,
4 they have now on hand full sur DIV of SIIpER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. and confidently recommend
1t as superior To anv in the market Also constanilv
on hand, PERUVIAN and MEXICAN CLAM
OIiS' Candles Soap etc., at the lowest market rate,
CROASDALE, PEIRt:E r. " co
No. 3OiNorih Wharves, ahOvd Arch ST., Philadehbi,
&J- Farmers can load Oh Arch street and avoid ,bs
crowded wharf. mi 9n '
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a Cald 40 the La dies

DIR. DUP0NC0'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination Of ingredients in Dr.. Du
poncos Golden Pills. perfectly harm less. They have
been used in the private practice of old DR.. Dupon-
CO. for 80 years, and thousands ladies can tes
tify to their great and never-aiing in almost
every case, In correcting irregularities relieving pain.
full and distressing menstruation particularly al The
change of life From five to ten Pills will cure thst
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady the land suffers from that complaint. The sbove
Pill has permanently cured thousands, and will you
If You use them. They councilman y0uon the contrary
they remove all distractions restore nature its proper
Oh mel and inYgorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase OF family, viii find
these Pills preventative, For particulars see di
rections the box. Price Stand will be sent TO ladies'
condentiay, by mall by enclosing 81 70 either Of The
following general agents FIR Worcester GEO. r. SPUHR
20l Main street JAMES GREEN, III Msinstreet DA VlD
SCOTT 25l Main street, Of Mechanic streets Also
by I, Choate, Fichburg Cantrell Son, Danisi-on
vile, Robert Ger, Norwich, Bach Son, Proytl nee,
Weeks & Potter, Boston, A. B. & D. Sands, New York.
A. A Burditt, Clnlor, Hass
See The signature IUP0EC0 is on the Box, none other
genuine dly mchl9
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The Nen YnrI, Rtot.

NEW York, July 6.-The city remained quiet
through the day, up to shutdown. The military
will be on duty tonight. Major General Sanford
who has been absent since Saturday afternoon,
returned today, and will resume command. The
captains of the old police held meeting today,
and arranged to hand over to the city all the pro-
perty in the station houses, and closed them. A
caucus of Democratic Councilmen was held today
to consider the question OF surrendering the sta
ton houses to the Metropolitans. 1t is under
stood that majority was in favor of the measure,
The matter will be discussed in the Board tonight.
One of the Metropolitan police, beaten on Satur-
day, is lying in a very critical condition.
A lad named Buckley, aged thirteen years, died
at the Hospital last night, from wounds received
in the riot on Saturday. Several Of the rioters
were examined today befoae Justice Osborne, and
seven Of them who were taken with weapons in
their hands in the act of resisting the officers
were committed for trial, bail being refused.
Their names are Patrick Moore, Owen Revlin,
Patrick Mcbride, Barney Gallagher, Bernard
MeGovern, Patrick Mooney, and Bernard Nye.
The cannon captured in the Bowery by squad
Of the seventy-frst regiment has been sent to the
armory of that regiment as a trophy.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER, FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of The Steamship Columbia.

New YORK, July l6-The steamship Co.
lumba arrived early this morning from Liver
pool bringing dates OF the oath ult.
The frigate Niagara arrived at Liverpool on
the 22d. The shipping of the cable will com.
mence forthwith.
The Parliamentary proceedings are of little
importance. A resolution looking into getting
cotton from India, has been introduced into
the House of Commons the debate is pro-
crossing.
GREAT BRITAiN.-In the House of Lords
on Monday, the Lord Chancellor stated that
the opinion Of the law officers of the Crown
had not yet been taken in reference 10 the le.
gality of the opium trade of India and China.
The same gentleman also brought in eight bills
in regard to law reform, the effect of which
would be to consolidate into one statute all
those branches of the criminal law relating
to indictable offences. +
Lord Panmure, in reply to question why
contract for the manufacture OF several guns
of large calibre, had been entrusted to an
American, stated that an American gentleman
named Eastman, had introduced an improve
ment into the manufacture of heavy pieces of
ordinance, and had taken out patent. The
value of the improyem had been inquired,
into by select committee at Woolwich, who
had reported tavorably, and induced the gov.
ernment to enter into contract with Mr..
Eastman, to supply six guns of large calibre,
and as the invention was protected by pa.
tent, the patentee had riobt to exec1te lis
contract when he saw fit.
In the House of Commons on the same
evening, the oath bill was so amended as to
prevent Jews from holding any office whatey.
er belonging to the ecclesiastical courts, or in
any other manner to WELD influence in the
affairs of the church.
FRANCE. The French elections are quiet
in Paris. The government have elected seven,
and the opposition three, viz Gondchaux,
Oarnot, and Cavaignac, although despatch
to the Times throws some doubt on the cleo.
ton OF the latter. Eti
The eleeron of members Of tbe n1o4., Corps
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NIcARAGUAN AFFA1Rs.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Daily Times
says the present surroundings of the Nicara
guam question are greatly in favor of Walkers
early return. His friends here know this to
be so, and even the steamship people have
been given SO understand, from Washington,
that some proper Independent government
must be restored to the State of Nicaragua, ir-
respective of the violent interference of any
other Central American State, before the safe.
ty of American property on the Isthmus can
be guaranteed.
Everything that has happened on the 18TH
mus since Walkerl left, is authenticity known
to his friends here pointing to, and every
way faVoring his prompt recall. They make
no other condition than that he will reclaim
his Presidency in the course of few months,
receiving the hearty welcome of the native
population Of the State. Walker will not
have the means of returning to Nicaragua. He
will not if indeed he has not already found,
the money here. The men await him in
another quarter, and the emigration to the
lsthmus State from the valley OF the Missis-
sippi, in number and material, will be all that
could be desired.
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A ROGUE Fooled "A Mr.. Mowry of Millville
had on hand, last week, some three to five thou
sand dollars, of which be made no secret in the
neigl.borhood, but had shewn it to several indi
viduals His wife was on visit at Smithfield
and he had slept alone on Friday and Saturday
night, but on Sunday night he was at Smith6eld
with his wife. During the night, his house at
Millye was entered by some rogue or rogues,
and his bed room and every other portion of the
house thoroughly ransacked where there was any
probability of finding the money. The rogue f.
nally had to leave without his booty--thanks to
Mr.. Mowry's causpal absence from home. 1t will
be likely to teach Mr.. Nj. a profitable eaptionary
lesson for the future, both in regard to keeping
such sum of money about him, and to letting il
be publicly known when he has more than i,
usual on hand,
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HE FOURTH IN New YoRK-Serious Riots
The Military Called Out.-.Neso York, July
5.-The weather yesterday was all that could
be desired, the rain having ceased on Friday
night.
There were several riots in this city yester-
day. The most severe riot originated in the
}owery, between a mob from the Five Points
and party of the Bowery Bows. The fight
was continued with great ferocity for an hour.
Clubs, stones, bottles, and firearms were free
ly used, and the Five Pointers were gradually
driven back. Eight persons were killed in
this riot, and about thirty wounded, includ.
ing several policemen. AT one period Of this
riot the rioters had the streets barricaded, de
flying the policemen, of whom upwards OF one
hundred were present.
Three regiments Of State troops were order
ed out and kept in reserve, but their services
were not required, as the riot was finally sup.
pressed by the eXertions Of the police
In the MINOR riot two persons were killed
and twenty or thirty badly wounded. In all
these disturbances, ex-policemen were con.
spicuous actors. .tI
With the exception Of these riots among the
rowdies, the day passed off finely
The military and civic displays were bril-.
liant and imposing, and the fireworks in
Brooklyn, Williamsburg, and the othor sub
urbs, of the most gorgeous description. The
pyrotechnie display Of the city proper was
postponed on account Of partial damage to
the pieces, occasioned by the damp weather
OF the week.
After the close Of the military review, Gen.
Sanford gave grand collation. at his house, at
which Gov. King and Mayor Wood were
present, both Of whom made speeches in re-
Spouse to complimentary toasts.
New York, July 6-934 p. M.-The city
remains quiet, and as the military are held in
readiness for instant and effective operation.
it is unlikely that the rioters will venture
upon any further demonstrations.
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NBw YORK, July 6-F.our closes Sc better on
low grades sales 1000 hh strait State So so
59i Upper Lake 80 a so; common to good Ohio
ira IS SO; extra Genesee 60 a 9 rs. Southern
dulli sales 1900 hbls mixed to good brands rs 60;
fancy and extra 90 a so. Canadian Arm; sales 450
bOlsi superfne one; extra q 90 9 90. Wheat buoy
anti sales $4,000 bush; Upper Lake club 81. Oats
easier; sales $780, state 60 Csc; &c Oc Corn
to &c lower; saee So O00j liked 81 49,; white IS
s2t, nomnali yellow Sc SIC, nomins round Sc a 8 C,
nominal Whisky firm; sales 450 Ohio 81! So; Prison
81 a 80.
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HoRTIcULTURAL ExHIBITIoN.-Th The display of
flowers at the Horticultural Society's rooms, on
Saturday, was very creditable, says the Bag State
The attendance of visitors was not what it should
have been., The only fruits were HoveJ's seed.
ling strawberries, of which some very fine speci-
mems were shown by F. H. Dewey, Esq, and Mr..
William Piper. Beautifully arranged baskets of
flowers were sent by Mrs. G. T. Rice Mrs. F. H.
Knncutt, and Miss Fanny M. Lincoln. Mrs.
Garfield had two stands of cut flowers, among
which were NANNY varietits of peonies, roses,
honeysuCkles, and other hardy shrubs and her
baceous plants. Mrs. G. W. Richardson filed a
stand with roses and other flowers.
The President, Clarendon Harris, F. H Dewey,
ESQ and Jonathan GIout, each filled one or more
stands with fine collections of roses, pansies, and
other flowers, In Mr. CIRCUITS collection were
several varieties of roses, comparatively new such
as Caroline de Sansal, lion of combats, Madame
Trudeaux, and Queen Victoria.
remarkable and very handsome specimen of
our native mountain laurel, (kalmia latifolia,)
found upon the farm of Charles Hadwen, was ex-
hibted. The flowers, instead of being white,
pink, or red, are usually seen, are dark purple
ash crimson, shhded with white, and do not fade
or bleach, but hold their color until they fall.
new variety of this, the most splendid of all our
Towering shrubs, either native or foreign, will be
great acquisition. We understand that meas
ures have been taken to secure the parent plant,
with view to increasing and disseminating it.
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Daniel Moriarty, James Aldvorth, and Charles
Finnegan of Northbridge, Patrick Gallagher OF
Clinton. and Daniel DoRahue of Worcester, for
disturbing the peace, were each fined 81 and
costs, and paid. Patrick Dervan of Clinton, Pat
rick Ryan of Webster, James Ivory Of Millhury,
Moses Butman of Worcester, Tn mas Griffin of
North Brookfed, and Eugene Sullivan of Wor-
cester, for too patioiic ardor in imbibing the
spirit If the occasion, on the fourth were each
fined 50 and costs, and paid. Timothy Crowley
and Andrew Berry, for the same offence were
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MURDER AT NEW BEDFORD "A man named
David Morton was found on the door -steos of
a. house on County street, New Bedford, at
10 Of clock Saturday night, having been stab
bed in several places. He had been to the
house OF Mr. Cunningham, during the even
tell who stabbed him. Cunningham had been
drinking, and was arrested on Sunday. Nor.
ton was taken to the almshouse, whore every
assistance was rendered, but the physicians
say he cannot recover, as two Of his wounds
are mortal.
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MILFORD IrEMs.-The Journal learns that
John Mason, Esq, who had his oxen stolen from
his pasture at Hopkinton, about two weeks since,
found them at Walpole, in the possession of
a very worthy man. The cattle were sold, as
stated last week, by the boy Phillips to man be-
longing in Beverly. This man sold them to the
Walpole man at twenty five dollars in advance.
Mr.. Ms oxen are now in his barn, and the Wal
pole man is on hunt for the one hundred and
twenty-five hundred dollars which he paid for
them.--The Antiques and Horrbles " had pa.
radc in the town on the morning Of the Fourth,
accompanied by Calithumpian band of thirty
pieees.-The Police Court had but little business
on hand for the past week, there being only two
or three cases Of drunkenness.
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FOURTH OF JULY IN THIS CITY-In justice to
the Common Council Of this city, we would say
that it not the fault ofthat body that liber-
al appropriation was not made for the celebration
of the fourth in this city. Some six weeks since,
an order originated in that board for committee
to report upon the matter. 1t being a Joint COM
mittee, the chairman must lie from the Board of
Aldermen. That committee reported at so late
day as not to reach The Common Council until the
last meeting of that Board before the fourth
The report recommended the appropriation of
one hundred dollcuS. This was by the Council
deemed too small, and an order was introduced
appropriating eight hundred dollars This passed
its first reading, almost unanimously, but, by the
rules ofthe Board. an order appropratng money
cannot have both readings upon the same even
| ing, except by unanimous consent, and objections
were made by one member of the Board The
| Board then took recess, and after much con-
versation between members. it was supposed that
an appropriation of five hundred dollars for the
purpose of achildren's celebration at Mechanics
Hall, would not be objected to- Accordingly,
after the recess, an order appropriating five hun
dred dollars offered and passed its first read
ing Nth but one dissenting cote; but upon its
second reading, one member objected, which, I'M.
der the rule, killed the order-and therefore no
celebration was had at the expense of the city,
1t is unnecessary to add, in regard to the gentle.
man who dissented, that he governed in his
course BY reasons which seemed to him just and
proper, however widely Others might nave differed
from him.
By above statement, which we are assured
! is correct, it was by no means in consequence Of
any niggardliness of the majority of the Common
Council that no appropriation was made by the
city.