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kQaA ana WtnloF - loA7.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
4 HurcHrnsoA, yAhBs pEwEY.
MERCHANT TAII0RS

Third st., bet. Main johnson. ........KEOKUK
IAvEj just Fsesived ~ ghs Fsshona bls Tailor
Ling and Eurnishing estat tlishmAns, q choice and
excslisnt supply " BrosdcIot Csssasses, Vsst-
ings, and dent Furnishing Goods, OF All dessrip-
tions and guarantee that their work shall be done
in the most approved and ssttsfsetofy manner.--
They are eonslantly sscsising the New York aud
Phifaaalphia fsshtona; and rsspsstfsly solicit al
Who dsiregood work ana the best massrial 70 give
thsm call. Agents for
SRANCIA AxAIAx'1sYsrIN or oARnENr ovrrINe.
Alss, Reports Of Fashions.
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sURaEoN DiNfI6r.
OAss saBssoAd -, ,bssvsso Main snd Jeknss. \,
KE0k UK, IOWA.
nR. H., In addition - the usssl l
~ nssAs4s 81 inssrsing artificial
teGtA. ~ II pssseastoD II The sxslasivs Wkoa1kYy
hight fog this sity sf assnsing tbs
~eoo4iausss ean wsek, !" - sAivsrsslly admired
Ter tkatS bsesty aAA sisanlinsss.
He - ssss nssatin gtsstA On Gstta Psfehs.
h0lv
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Aaiast, between Sssead aaA Third Ksoksk lows
an1Hnuncus:
Metropolitan RAnk, New York;
Winslow, Lauisr Co., New yorkt
WA. Howe, Prsst., Boston;
Geo W, Thsysr, Prsst., Boston;
E.oddsD 1AAyer ,Cash'r, Da9Ale;
sPsuinsals Bank, Detroit;
I. h. Barsh Co., CAisaeo;
Csrpsatsr 4 Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby 4 1arksdals, 81. Louiy
g r. 2. Handy ,caak'r, ,ClsvslAnA.
janslodAw
y. -. 4 -. ". fORO,
DsaleYs IN RsAi Essats.
0AA In 0nnking nsaee Of Res& 03AAm Ford 1,
juAsledAvl kHOKUK, IOWA.
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WATCH Eky
n. w. JONES,

OOalo r N CIOCk0v " atChGo JeWCIry
On THIRD STREET,
Between Main and johnson.
a.
tl,HE subscriber has just received large r.
i and beautiful stock " gold and silver ~
Watches, gold jewelry, Sc., comprising thel y
latest styles of ladies brsast pans, earring, ILEsr
rings, cuff pins, gold guard and fob ehaans, keys
seals, silver thimblss, gold slides, snaps. studs,
gold pens, with or without holders, gold psIciiss
pens and pencils.
wAruR REPAIRING.
The subscriber being AprActicsl watehnAkef,
feels com mpetsnt to repair the most di6icult and
delicate work that may be entrusted TO his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
coRkxcT THE.
The public may rest sssur ed that thscerrsct time
is, and always will be kept by
Nov, IS -'56-dly N.W.JONES.
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Co.Partnershtp.

VISHE andsrsignsd, having formed . oo-p.rtnsr
4 ship, under the name and style of MArshaII 4
Bruce, and purchased the interest Of A. J. WUkin.
sen in the arm of Wilkinson 4 Marshall, viii con
tnue the business As Wholesale and retail Drus-
gists, at the old stand, corner Of Main and TINA
streets kiCHARD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL X. BRUCE
keokuk March so, ls5T-ap3-dAw
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! nl&~stnY9o.

PENNsYLvANxA CEMrMAL RAIL
ROADs
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NO. 174.
H.O'COnnOr & Bro.
cnEMIHTW4 AID pRUCG1xrY,

0MEMIRTRsAND DRUG G1STS,
A POTHRCARiEs' HALL, CORNER of John N
"A con and Third streets, Kssksk, lows,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, ChemicAls, Oils, Dye Etuds, and@
Psrfumery, Cigar, Tobacco snd snufs; fstent
Medicines Of al kinds now In uas, and sYe con-
stantly receiving, direct from the Eastern ctiss,
wsll-ssleetsd stock 70 which they Invite the At
Cusiomers and Physieians will always frd 9.
this sstabIishment Fresh and Lasdnltevstsd Med
icines, which they select With great PxAAcSAI CARE
for this market and their prices are Is low u any
NJ B.--Pissse call and examine their stock b
ore parchssinE elsewhere. laugI
n FAN N ELE = ~ PDELL,
X WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS..
- MAIN ST., BET. SECOND ANp THIRD,
novs -dA~ kEokuK, IOWA,
XXT TATCHEs.-A large sssortmsnt Of Of Ladies
w and Gent lsmsA . ans cold Wstehes. Also
ever offered in the West, which are warranted with
the utmost conSdencs. For sale lev at
noyS-dAw PARAILE E&CAAPBELLE.
TEWELkl-A hns assortment Of plain, gold,
u Cameo, Coral and pointed Pins and Earrings.
sisgle or in sstts Plain gold, opal and ruby Ola.
Chains; Gold and Silver Tkimbles, Gold Bracelets,
Loeksts, Seals, Chsrms, Keys, Pencis, gsnts gold
studs, collar and sleeve bnttonsy -
novo-dAw PARMELE : cAAPBELL's.
Culver WAkk.-A complete aaeortnsnt Of
~ Silver Ware, comprising spoens, tsree, napkin
rings, cups, frut knives; also silver cord
portmoniss, tobacco boxes, ,Ac., ~
novS-dAw PARMELE CANPBzIL'e.
DLATED WAkE--Silvsr plated ssanst6 ,eestefs
I cake and GARD baske cts, candle stichs, Ae., II
nov6-dAw PARMELE 1 CANPBEkLE.
/yOLD PRNs--Morton's Bagisy - sAA Dawson
" Warren 3 Hydes cslebrAtsa eeldp at
nov6-dAw PARARLE CAMPR4LLS.
7=3
SPECTACLES-Ihe beat assortment Of geld,
~ yer and steei speetaelcs at
uove-dAw PAKMELE 4 CAMPBELL'S-
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Dsalsvs IN Rsaa Relate.
oAS IN naakiAg nsass Of Yss&. oaAan : Fore,
jaAsledAvl K1oKUK, IOWA.
J.. aAren. w.rnonPsoB
(La,e eJ Hsvye1sbsrsA, Ky.l
saakisg ns.ss ..
HATCH 4 rMOMPSON.
"a
I rsnittansss nads at esrrentrases.
All basiness spPsrtsiping to Bsakisg promptly
attended to.
K1sA.as. on England. Irsl.ad, and .h. coaa-
s'a' srv..rrc.s - ~
i'm. Morrison, Ca1Aisr Manhattan Co., NY;
Chas. .B. rosts, Cash'r COmnsrsaal Bank, Gin;
Kiaaay, xspy o., ciseinnati;
s.a; B:il:s. .c..A = Bank Kentucky Louisville;
Hossa.n s.ss 4 K.nsu ~ .1i.s.on;
Taylor, Shelby 3 Co.,
ysrnsss' Beskef K:.tssly. sraaifors;
ConmsYeiAl Bank Of Kentucky, !"
Darby , Bssksdais. 81. Louis;
Htmaa b Brother,
<. I. Tinkman Co., Chicago;
Mitchell Gable. keck Island. lnovi-d
DEMINO 4 LOVE,
fs~eesssors to A. L. Dsning Co..
Danksrs aaA DsaleYs IN Exchange,
HAa Street, kssAsk, less.
DARTIcULAR aitsatioa given to collections.
Bssbs : Co,
| Adams Buskfnehsns,
| J.W. CLARK Co., Bestoa;
Drsxsl Z Co., Phiiadsiphia;
| R.W, Clesk . Co., !"
| Johnston, Brothsrs D Co., Baltimore,
| - ". Clark Brss, 81. Louis;
| State Bavings Institution,
Bsnoist 4 Dennsliy,e
| Wm. Herroe Co., Pittsburgh:
Comnsrcfal Bank, Cincinnati;
| N.Corvith D Co., 0Glsua;
Heron Brothsrs, DuhaQpe;
D. G. Convers, Esq., Cashier STATE Bank Of Ohio
Zanssville. ~s .as ljy7
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TENNsTLvANIA nAILnvAD.

RkNN8 AAAh VA Os
rTyHk0rest Central RoAts, connecting the Allan
i Tie cities with Western, North Soxth-
vsstssn Stss1s, by . continuous Railway diress.
This road also connects ss Pitsburg with daily ins
sf SlsAnsYs TO ell ports on the Western
u Clsvsland. and bsndusky with Steamers 10 ali
ports On ~ Northwestern Lakes making the most
direct ehsspsr and reliable route BY which Freight
eaA b Forwarded TO and fron the Great West
aAs1s DDFWBuu SniE.A psLpatA AnB RI rrspuHs.
Sf1ss sCs.Ass.-Dsoss, Shoes, Hats
end Osfs, Books, Dry 0ooAs,
{in boxss, ha1ss sad trunks,) 15c. per leo lbs
Drag In bexss snd bslss)
HsathsFs, Yurs, Ae., -.
u CfA0.-Dsnsstie 6hsstine,
6hiSting ~ Ticking Tin orig
issl Aelssl Druss On sasks) a., ,aa,,.
Hardware, Leather Tin rolls or WV PR Nv ios'
boxss,) Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
EastvaTd, &C., re.
I'd CLAss.-AnYiis, Ste u, Chains
lin sasks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, 6alted tloess or In sscks) Soc. Per 100 lhs
Tobsase, manufsetsrsd, ,(except
Cigass or cnt,l Ac., 10.
~ cLAss. .-CoGss, Fish, Bacon,
Bssf sad Pork, Tin casks or
hoxssssstwayd,1 } Lard and Lard 400 per 100 lbs
OIL, Nails, 8eda, Ash, ,0srman
Clsy, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, -.
YLOUR-1l ~ HI. sntil further notice.
GRAIN 80 es. PR loo lbs. sntil further notice
COTTON = - pr bale, not sxcseding 500 ibs
Weight, sntil farther notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of
Yhilsaslphia, b particular TO mark package "via
Pnnsylvania Railroad" All Good. consisned d
hs Agents Of this Road u Philadslphia or Pitts.
bsrg, Will b Forwarded without detention.
BRIIsMr AesHrs-Harris, Wormlsy Co., Mem.
phis, Tenn, B. =. Sass Co., 6t Louis; p. q. o.
kilsy Co., Evansville, Ind; Duussnil, Bell I
Co., and Castss Jswstt, Louisville, KY; r. O.
1slara., a.dIss.s l..f sRsigmsn Brown. and
1...s,:.. 1..s .s ~ Is Ki's, ns,A.n street ss: Co.
ton. Leeohl Y c. NJ. 4 Asaar Iease. Nov Yorh. M
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WAeisssle Dealers IN FWsig~ ssd Domestfr
Frnits and N1ts, ana CemmissI.n
Dsala rs In Domestic Produce.
RklNd connected with tbs largest house. In
- Boston. New York and New Orleans, thoy are
enabled to obtain their supplies fresh from those
markets, which they will sell as cheap ss any
house IN the west. The following is list Of part
Of theirstock; f'
0rAnges, Lemons. Dan.p..
Pine Apples, TAmarind, Prunes.
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dste,.
Dried Currants, English Walputs, Firs.
ALMONDS, Pecans, Filberts.
Brasil Nuts' Pea Nuts, Coooa MT.
jel6dAw
E0 BIS. LkMoNs, in store and selling At yery
w low, at KING 4 TAYL0R'S,
yoloo4W l MAin-st.
n00 BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving, and will
IVY be sold cheap At KING TAYLoR'S,
leIod4w No. 1 Main .st.
NAAAkINDS--A fresh supply just received by
i jel6d&w kiNG 4 TAYIDR
DISsOLUTlON.
NhE CO. partnership heretofore existing between
- - the subsori oers, under the name and Erm OF
Wilkinson and Marshall, 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Richard Marshall will continue
~ the busiaess, and sign the name Of the firm In
liquidation. ANDREW ]. J.WILYINSoN'
= RICHARD MARSHALL
ksokuk, March so, is57-apa-daw
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1881. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1857.
TO
Opners 4 Shippers Of Live Stock & Freight
VIA
Peoria, oquawka and Burlington
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- an AND OFF NlNGl
~ ATHENEUM BUILDINGS!
Enef & Oppenhefm

"A lsAeststyles Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And complete assortment II
Cent? FGrxiahing Coods, Hats, Trunks,
II Carpet Bags. &C.,
A1lsslscted Ct the frst New York and Philsaslphia
houses. We rsspsetfuliy invite the eitssns ef Ks-
okuk and vicinity 70 COME Ana s4Asnins our goods,
sad most particularly country dealers, who can
81 Louts Price,.
MsschAntrAilors will aiways dnd nice stock
of Cloths ,Clssimeres, &c.
Ksokuk, March 36-d
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AND INTENMHbIArE FONTS.

ew = suss - Barliasesn, Gaiessurs
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h. J Io1DXl11, 1s5's. zltoona, Pa.
Jan. 4, loSS<-1lv
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4HLLBR 4 UECK.
4 1T01A1YS at Law suA 6olisitees In Uhaasesy
! = Agsntsfsr thsIAvssuestisn sl LanA Titles sd
The purchase ssd sals of ASA 1stAis VIII hrsal-
ter psasttes 10 and regularly ss&sai ~ Dissxim
0eui1s s3 KAekak AAA H. 1a1isen, 80 e shs sthse
ssunss Il The risst sAisia Distslst It leva, sd
sil ase essseiee ia ~ gupssD> Ceast Of he aeas
~. 4A1iaoa, IeA. ~, l1lA.--At1.
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3his rsS viii no. hs vsrisd froa.
Whsu the advertiser the Weekly alsas, ths
peise viii b ths sAns - In the Dsiiy. where The
DAity Aad WS>kly are both used, rs per ssst. viii
BE- dslastsA frea The aggregate saoant.
Vadsr the pssssst systsn, ths advertiser pays y
oesA 1es shsspess he sssspiss, shs change SstnR
sAasesAAls Tor oo1pssitien only. This pisn 10 ssv
esnssa1Iyaleptsd. 0sTsAsrgs for sAaagss Will -
Is eeAts per square.
o1a ell sssss who're advsrtis snsnts ere dis
ssstAesA bsfoes The sxpirasiss sf ths year sr tAs
Aios soAisastsd fee, they will bs charged up ss
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!tsisceIlal,co,,s.

SINGULAR BREACH OF PROMISE CASE; A
LADY TUE CRrEL DECrlvFn - The Boston
Court have a singular case nf brcu, III Of mar.
rage promise ., fore it. The pa,tir; are
fashionable lady. Mrs Harvard and rnn
,lru,an Noses Inr'c, of N.y York who's
affections have boon lnc,ra,cJ to the
extent Ct 225 Geo. his own valuation and
not that of referees. - The gentlemen WA,
formerly in mercantile pursuits is said,o b.,
a man Of five be, Sonal appearance. agreeable
manners, fond Of musi, and the drama.
Mrs HAYWARD, the lady defendant. is the
laurhi,r Of lie late Holm Bjuurv and hpr
first I'm sband WAS she late Amos Kinney her
frs; cousin, who died in Rome. Ms. II is
a brunette. with II ,rk hair and brilliant hack
eyes. md well dtvclou,d person She is
cav. dash,ng ACCOMPLISHED woman fond or
society. and always attracts marked attrni;un
in the upp,r circles where she moves nv her
brilliant Conversation ,,sv manner. and finn,
nprson,l anuc,r,n,c TLr l,dv's nr,,srn,
husband Mr. Gnorra Harvard il one NJ
Rns,nn'. INNS, ,n,no,t -, ,.,i,i,n,
Tho history Of his affair !, a cur;ous ono
ard furnishes an illns,roi;n, ri ,}n r; ~ or
ihs v,,,inr ~ tho ,ldnr W,IIor 70 III. hn,,n'
f,l en-, ,u,;n.t thn r.c;r,,;on. of ,.;3o,,,
Nr In,rle ,,d ur. p;nno,, rnr, nIi a.
on,;n,anre, AND il i. ,o;I ,b,t r.ar,, ~
.,c;,n,cn, .x;s,,d h,.,,r,., ,hn,n rr','n, ~,
her MARRIAGE with h,r cnus;n wh, w,. bor
Gr.,r hu, h,nd I,,,rla al 49,, go, 'l
of,,, tho dr.,b fNr R,nnov thay' mo, ~,
Nor Val, md INV tr;,,n,l.I;, , 10y '.',
Mr.. p went oir ,,I snd ro,n,;nod an t ,h,
-. ., NV ,'':, 1l :'0
,,ryol the rarIics co,rs,,udcl f,e,lv om1
en,ercl ;ntn =, uncommon ~ ,,.rr;.,ra nv
letter The e,,ga sen,,nen, ,ool n,ano a. ,hs
,lan,;T cla;ns e. M.n le5e , r,I ~, 80 ~.
r,an, ~ w.. nonl',,,,, ~. .,, Wv "'a
,;nn, .f,n, hnr ra,',.,, St'. ro,'r e." ~,
slnrt ,,nn ,r,ar tha h,,ro,,'aI and t,' ' ~
,na tho exnec,.nt hrdn,,"",, 'rn,.d h I'"'
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Y rk Oh some business. To the great con.
sterimton of the later, he soon af;crward as
ccrtainrd thai II remarkable intimacy had
sprung up between his fH0',cc and the Doc
tor. In October he wrote to DR.. Hayward
and Informed him that he was poachng- up
on his manor tina LIE 4itrtay was undrr solemn
ti;.HJi0ilS to marry himself. believe that
the Doctor did not answer the letter, AMI in
November he marrel Mrs. Blnncy, and ihNs
the widow and her fortune were lost to Mr.
in.re forever Unless he sue ,te,ls in obtain
ing a slice Of the latter by the suit which he
brings against the parties.
The lady in question has denied to her
friends and the friends OF Mr.. lnsl,e that any
engagement had ever existed eiwecn them
He can ace ,unt for this denial only on the
supposition that she brl,v d that her l"t'ers
to him were sl destroyed, whereas he has
about eighty of hsr tender cpi.lts. which are
said to contain unlenjaH proof OF thri' rnu-
tual promise to marry each ohcr. WhCn
the case comes to trial these lc ters and other
evidence pro and c0a, and the arguments OF
the counsel, Will form curious ani in,ercs
ting addition to the newspaper literature Of
the country. The legal process was served
! upon The ID rcHdlnts on the 18th Of July last.
and they sailed for Europe about three day
! thereafter. They are expected home daily
| The session If The Supreme Court. to which
he wit is returned. commences Tuesday.
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Agricultural.

Is TuH SEED CorS SELECTED Now is
sle TIM 10 ailcni to it. Lnok out the most
toward th'i fifty sta ks, where there are two
OF three good cars on cach. Let these ripcn
Thoroughly - if practicable more than he
general crop. which should I've cut before the
stalks arc dry, III order to max" the most Of
them for fodder. Select only for seed Sil n
cars as are entirely filled out AT the tips and
butts with plump kernels. LIE, these he kept
in a dry place over Wntcr The old plan
of brailnag them in ucS>cs, and hanging
them ~, is 10y II means Il bad one. ihough
some may think 1t Troublesome where tifiy or
a huhdftd husncl Of ,cd corn is wa,i'cd j.
phys just as well. lrop"l'ioualy. TO cXpcnd
time and care or large amount Of seed. a.
wh,rc only n few cans are wanted. Proper
care in the selection Of ;hr best ears will Not
only improve the quality hut ais" the quantity
Of the next crop And fuIhyr. h:tle extra
care II rpcning and keeping seed dry. may
save IN extra planting ncNt spIIng, perhaps
save the loss of Il crop.
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RED CoArs IS Rap SIars Al cony.
val partv.at winch Nr Wnsrsi.n and several
distinguished lawyers we're pre- sent, the con
vcrSa;ion happening To turn Oh the legal pro
ft>-ion, Mr. WEBSTER !: lated the follow ing
story;
When was young practitioner said NJ.
Webster, there was bat one man Mt the New
Hampshire bar of whom was afraid, and
that was old Barnahy. There were few men
WHO dared enter the list with hjm On on,
occasion Barnahy was employed To defend 4
suit for piece of land. huugh: hv little
Grabbed. cunning lawyer. NAMED Bruce
Brntr'S case was looked upon rs good as lost
when it was ascer;ainei that Bunahy was
retained againS; him = The suit anne on for
trial all B,r,ahr found lhat Bruce had
worked hard and left 10 stone uninn"d to
gain the victory The testimony for the plaza
TIL vas very strong. anl unless II could b.
iInpcachrI. the case OF the defendant was
lost.
The principal witness introduced by the
plan'.i wore rel coat. Ia summing up tn"
evidence. old Barnahv commenced furious
attack upon this witness, pulling his tcSii
n'"nv all to picces and appealing to The jury
il a man who wore rcd coat WAS under any
| circumstances To he believed "AMl who j.
thlS red coated witness exclaimed B,rnahy
but a descendant of orr common enemy who
has Stli0cn to take from us nur liberty, and
Wonld not hesitate to deprive my poor cl en-
"fhjS land by making any sort Of q rel
Goa Ell atom n
Daring tins speech Bruce was walking up
and down the bar greatly excited, and hqlf
convinced that hi, case was gone. knowing
A. he dill he prejnti,cc of the jury against
ANYTHING British. While however B4rnaby
was gcS'culaIing and leaning toward 70 the
jury IN his eloquent appeal, lis shirt bosom
slightly opcncd ami Brilce accidentally DIS
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FELoN MANurACroRY. - Whose children
ncople our peni;eutiarieS? They are th"se Of
parents who were too indl!grnt. or too proud
or too indifferent, to bring NJ their children
to some honest trade. Of the six bundled
crushed and blasted creatures in the Ohio
penl'entiary. whose days are spent in bo'
less and ign"mnious toll anl whose narrow
night-dnngcon is the mute witness o. demo
mac defiance, or unavailng remorse Of vain
curses fierce and deep, or feeding on the fires
of sharp pointed memories two thirds never
knew trade five Six,hs are unable to read or
write. How much Of truth is there in Frank
Inns reputed saying. IL who fails to tea h
hls child a trade. teaches him to become
scoundrel - Halls Journal.
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RAISE MoKr Toon TIL" New York Posi-
gives some "advirc to the iiilyrs f the soii "
ON which W take the following sensible
Il d timely rcmarhs:-
the re 'oIt ia Iuijl is The har1ingcr of
famine lSo millions Of hna1nc creatures
wil need large supplies Of food from he pro
duets Of other regions. Til" nee, >sitlc>
gown on! # tic disturbed state Of
that graz English Dependency will call +
mrcA If our sarplu> beef pork, and our
The two last named articles are the l,r,drc
ofeve:y year, but beef requires years Of uonr
iS'm,nt before it is ready for use. The
wlck'd wan'on waste Of breeding power
which is the heSutiu" sin # American farm
ems ought 10 be cL"l'd Every ialn,eI oughr
70 he required to give an account Of in!s If
who kills fcmolc calf. We ought to pre-
sew. cvtrv 'c'v-c.ii'' for five wears To
CONF By this method W. might S1nn have
a supply Of b.ef. not "aIv for ourselves, bu,
for any cn"rscnc, abroad.
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Original })octrr.


Natures eyes are gently closing
Shades are g lthcring in the SKY;
RobGd with Stiffness. Earth. r1posipS
From tuG hum Of dry. lnth Ne.
Sh.dowy clouds. with golIn ringing,
Down like float in upper mir:
Fll.s full fast the htlutcouS 'ingins,
As the Jumps night appear.
mid the deepening shadows winging,
N"isclcss through their misty way,
SIdienea spirits mournlnl, singing
Rcqniams for departed day.
Cherished memories, rs listen.
S c:ct thoughts which ever LIST,
With their rich rfm2mherancc glistcn,
While emerging from the past.
Forms of loved ones gone, are fitting
Through the field of mcmory's gltss;
Hours. when beside them sitting,
Now. Ike mctcors swiftly pass.
Sweet M .mcntos stili enl ,lrlnS,
Friendships pledge, and songs ofloye,
Now my lonely heart are cheering,
AS ihcylaickiy onward move.
One by one, they now are fading,
As the liie-lisnt fades in deayh;
Yet. though dying, they are l.ding,
nita r,rc lprs, evenings heath.
slnnlbcr rrigGS and now they vanish,
Save on: token cherish ii most,
Ever pres, nlusnt can btn.sh
This priz1d gilt, till life is lost.
Still it fingers AMI the givcr
Comes in airy form to view:
That mlJ eye upon me, never
Banned more lovingly or true.
Sweetest smiles those lips are wrcathng,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-03

OrR PROSPECTS. Our enemies arc buS
tctingiy offering to bet on the election in
Maryland They did the same thing two
wars ago. and yet they were badly beaten
The fact is there is no hope for sham de-
mocracr in the State or in our county. Ii
must 81 doSn before the pure principles of
Amcrcansm and the boasts and offers to
bet, are only bravado. All that is necessary
to achieve the greatest political triumph on
record In Maryland is united action on the
part of the American party. Let every man
be active and ygilan', and the majority will
oe overwhelming. Fred. Eruminer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-03
FGoa THE NATIONAL ISrELLIGEsCEk.
II Err y DON.

The storm is villa ; tile winds. cll.o
Drives Ger the waYrs. and scatter them like sinds
Calm on the vessel deck, confronting Fate,
Tho ,untess sailor stands
No thought Of sefinvades his manly heart, ""'
Though mcn grow pale ard women wal AMI wees
Unn,Ivcl he sees sluut death. with l.i'el dart
Rise from the ytrnng deep
In that dark hour. whrn staggering 20 her doom,
His wounded ship p'dnsci mAi.y thro' the foam
While. cleaning like STIR ibsye the gloom,
hose his own ii. ant ho..c:
lie stroyc for othcrs--strovc to rcuIite
Tho frnntc mother and her helpless child n
And kept ern watch and ward til me the
That j,ht OF terror Wild. Inish -
All gallant sailor trusted. tried, and true
The Gown is thine. the martyrs deathess crown;
lienceioith thy name shall live among the few
Which tears alenc can drowa
Il. S. CHIFFON.
WAsnMGroT. SEPTEMBER 2!;h, 1857.
y " My litl!c girl remained on 10 I'd. snd did
not discover th,t She was absent until h Il got
INTO the boat | aitcrwari letfnel that Capt in
H,rrdom took chlrse Of her AID sent hcrto ne by
b. reXt boa. BY 'aiy uancl Mrs k'ttcii Lee
vino h md,i tbs chic me s,oL after | r1Gae!
the MARI.E.n Ntatcmeut ii Mrs Am Small |
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-03

Flour AND WHEAT AT THE SuuTn. The
Charleston correspondent of the Memphis
Bulletin writes:
:" 1t is estimated that the wheat crop of
Tennessee, Georgia, North and South Caro-.
Ina, Will amount to Du, and half million
bushels. and of this amount, Charleston is
likely +" receive $50 600 barrels of nonr. and
COO 900 bushels Of wheat. For the last
nine months there have been exported to
Spain from this city $4,000 barrels of Il, ur.
There are now IN Georgia and Tennessee
twenty large merchant mills with tn ca
paciiv 200 barrels each pee day, besides a
large number of smaller capacity. There are
also several larger mills in North and South
Carolina. and n great many smaller ones. SO
that Charleston may now be formed a -four
and grain market