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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
DIZZY GOODS, &C.

DIZZY GOODS, &C.
PARIS n"xrrLAs,
'.'A: sf.s 3 81 4 Z. 'f SsiS. '''
o. ras
~ 40 BROADWAY opposite the Metropolitan HcssA
For the New York city trade
sa4A Ae subscriber has determined 70 eloee cut a. rs s
ash. The whole Of his spring and nposaAsns fer
''As az ne OF Se' s.% " a York
And Vicinity . :, The COS. Of ip'spos'Ass'
SvAyure laee mantillas
tusher lsce nanulaA
cambria lace msnrllaa
AsHthy Aee naptllas
fuaAey lass ponaa.
Black stlh and net uesut:lAA
Back siR and nasnuDaa
A. the ssle win continue for the limited space Of vtI dsya
"A'A na f II s n sss 81 "a n MRS valuable '
y snabis MN V rssuyH 70 EarepA.
Per Jean de h Mstv
Cpposits tAs Metropohtaa HoAsl
"A. VIII opep on Monday, Jdne IA u.r.,
VITA RICH CHINTZ GRENADfNs FLOUHCEs,
x. -. :, s as 50 PER Honr'
Broadway Chsmbers and Rssds ssreeis-
a PREACH MANUFACTURERS SALE
a Often thousand superb
Late TIE the property Of
LOUIS VICTOR ARMAND AND or.r
To the French Court Of Bankruptcy
On Monday, the q Of August
BYrRIvArE coNrRAcT Only.
At NO. 3sl broadway,
0'"'A''D WIN NV W. B. EssadTERRR, Ase,.
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A.
1AvING permsne entity located in Kso-
I1 kuk. I vouid invite the Attention ~ ~
the public 10 nv new and well selected Z
stock, Having acousntancs with the best manu
facturers in the United States ali OF N soods are
made 70 order and are unssrpasssd In Quality or
styk. The stock am no opening escprisss, in
part, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Rnslish and
swim. thc ven.inr parry Watchrs csssd vith
wafrsnted pure coin Lad5R and 0cntlemsn 3
Jswelry Of al kinds. iueudie styles never before
offered In the market; spectsclss, In toid, silver
Steel and Plated Bows. nth Pebble. Periseopic.
Coneays, double convex hd Colored 0lasses. Of
IN
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- N.slss.l hi =
4 =: 49,. u
81 gs,ons say, sAis - ali1
H. lSSs "a ~ ~ = :toe.slr -
Over ~ lss~rlas vks s@.1
! Ara after Inc stasike daytime elei ~
Passionlsss, white, - hlgA,
The moon peeps insos eo1ssh roses, !.
Out Of her nAtivs Ky.
una.r ~. lii shs. u. sun shin.. al.
shrulk Gom tbs ss1sr bsan,
The - sos on With Asful slimnsss
!. AaA 10 for dream.
or ~ gro,ssatsd .os..sD.d ms,1sv.
~ q Ileldy gvsy hawks uips, sS# -
~ m Below, = he q ~ &lAows, i'll
n NJ ~ small bifds d
r "a foot, sssn -. bread sun eoi.g.
18th the eaEling moss.
And " eyss doth - hid the green ls64ss
sis.d. - -.
n d bed with 4. bsook-fan nigh me,
lttering low and SWEET
.sAnl Z slimpss Of the Dryads 9lancing By ne,
Mite unbuskinsd feet.
+ brown lsavsd volume olds..
% with IT. antique dream,
~ fuli-6owersd fanoiss golden,
u In = swelling stream.
Asd vision Of ancient groves and meadows.
Where Hyscinthus mods;
!. And fairly CLEAN through the mythic shadAws
~ White temples Of the gods.
Then shall the sky, with its desp-bl glory,
Telling Of Heavenly cline
Mistily blend with the gentle story,
Drapsrisd In the rhyme.
So shall ray Of sunshine brighten
Lifs's ever tircsomc sleeps,
And purer starlight come to tighten
Ny dim way Ger the dseps.
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singsr,s SsWan1 MasAsns.
kOK az misunderstanding purposes, Giness's Ssv-
= rs Assaisss afs Aesasd Indispensable. The
p then. singers Family esviag 1ssAiss i ~
laasse psessatsd lor ecmpetitioa, and. keisr ~
sssgsd With fsll knovls6es u he defects 81 otAer
machines fcr similar usss, hes avoided OF
ever made, and ths sasiest % ham 60 ooerats.
~ excellsnt nseAeaieal pfipsiplss and eusIitisa
sss readily aepsseIated BY those acquainted viii
sewing naeaSssss Al give assurance 81 thsir BE-
ssonisg snivesss1y adopkd. Apply for T. N.
Western once Ile Lake Street, CSicasc.
mAhAd6m WA. DROD1RlCK. Agent.
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Illustrating the same, - ALL the other
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A New Gold Mine Disc oveyod.
Am DOE. CHAIRs, or ALL DEsCRIP-
1kUO rloxs, just received and for sale CHEAP
FOR CASH, by
dEo. e. KrLBouRNE, A gent,
mayisd Msin-st., bst. 81 Sd.
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DAMLOM. Chamber and Kitchen
SETS, Of all kinds, for sal, cheap for Gosh. by
GEO. Il. KlLBoURNE. Agent,
Main-st., bet. d and ID,
may15d keokuk. IoHa
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80 : iii 5 y ~
's ~. =. s..: ss1'' S.r' ysss
nsks - - blsssine Is this world.
Abkef % IS Flora M'Flimsey, q you would
aAh0 ito BE- any other fool. Be useful. be
ns16k, be good; be " wise virgins" and
UlAtAs great bridegroom shall come, you
shall g with him 70 marriage.
- Prenticeisms.
n e. Locofocdk editor in Indiana pre-
|0iots that VI shall ind our levsl. Heaven
rans thatws never dig down far enough to
Ind him.
Fha&besn carefully reading one Of the Demo-
|peatic 1Ixans for several weeks in the vain
AApes1 obtaining from II one statesmanlike
5Ag to get butter b shurnins chalk and
G. The Press says that Gin many years
there has hssn NO manlisr o. more inspiring
exhibition Of moral courage than that dis
played By such men as Stephen A. Douglas,
on the question Of popular sovereignty"
Va admit that there has been no nner exhi-
bition Of moral courage BY such mon.
a. The Washington Union says that the
people Of the United States will, without
distinction Of party, honor Mr.. Buchanan
when be 10 dead. II they do thus honor him
it will be for dying. HE death will Do re-
membered - The best cot Of his life.
ca Sons u the Southern papers are
talking Of the lop. cared vulgarian, Senator
Green, for next President. Il Gin. CONNER
cisl.
Why Is Green "lop-e cared 20 Do bis
ears really hang down like hound's2
Susan brinksr, an old maid in Tel
lately died Of intemperance. She had been
. steady Drinker Ill her life.
CT A Cairo paper snssrs at the prices Of
land In Mound City. This 10 mot in rood
taste. Land 10 not high in Cairo-but
water is.
Fus AHKAp.-Parson Brownlow has found
an antagonist, it appoars, In the Rev. Mr.. A.
Pryne, OF Cincinnati. So when the Tennes-
see parson visits Philadelphia next Summer,
they arc to have it We reckon thers'll be
fun, especially a. Cincinnati paper says
Pyrne isASa perfect aings oss!" Won't the
fur fly some! We would suggest that nd-
mission DO fixed ct one dollar, and that the
proceeds be divided among the States repre-
scented Tor INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT! Pfyne
says in answer to Browniow's inquiry whsth.
he is white man or gentleman Of color,
that his father Was = Hollander, and bis
mothers father . Scotchmau, and though mot
very white, he has no African blood in him.
IN. .. Bulletin.
Thackeray says, that whsn man 10 in love
with one woman in one family, it 10 astonish-
ing how fond no becomes with every person
connected with it. lie ingratiates himself
with tho maids; be is bland with the butler |;
be interests himself with the footman be
runs on errands for the daughters he gives
advice and lends money to tho young son at
college; he smiles at old stories, which
would make him break out in yawns were
they uttered By any ono but papa he drinks
sweet Fort wine for which he would curse
the steward and the whole committee OF .
club; he bears even with the cantanksrous
old maiden aunt-he beats time whom dar-
ling little Fanny performs her piece on tho
piano, and smiles when wicked lively little
Bobby upsets the coffee on his shirt.
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-
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2 fernsl
81 fro.
esgz loa'sv''''
Ia Journal would
10 thSsi !orsssit
wouA1 all = S1lalne1 lS1 -
49, ~ suessedso na LA
\ sa,..t s, = ~ ia IA, N z
-. 49, M h 5asl
80 -..-...;s.. 49,. -. Fs,. i. :. 50.
90 ~, -. -. sssEs. s %. .e,.--.,
~ .s;..,- 3 4. K..l.h n..o.,.sII
iSs ....s I. !. ss.....-1.-. ass r.
Dsr II = lit - Chas. b
d ~ lEaoe 0MfnAl, ha!
= $50 ~ ~ s..s.s - a. ~ ~
!, ~, n Go;lviIi'
O1Sri a
- q = ees - I'M Nms. nonofse
|prscsdSnk, Oas ankin - Turk having
retired iron ~ ~ rknir Of the organ
- f.G~l...,r :
~. sl ~ - -. -
lows, shsneeos .'O.y,
NsAkA and. Utah hass Aesse ktna
- thsir blossoms soSdncoeiye ( rstifed
- - &. KAorrS - r,.on ~
.e.'
eeo just IN sne MI o.
1eh. e
n.-.-,-.-.- w-.A;.. I,
.-Dlspssones from "ssn'nsson -
tAaotA say that the Commander OF the Brit.
il W est India squadron, in dispatches Il
T-a N.r;., d,..,ov. having countsnsnoed
-.. = 49,.
Or oflaod sos Ie0on' s'oppss' " ous
sells. Il 10 believed that the nexs steamer
from England will briae isfaCtorJ sOlu.
.;or ~ ma au..l;on.
---------------
ETsLOurs LEvEE GONE QkARk-St. Loui.
LeessySrom Market 70 NO e s'foe's' vaa
entirely submerged on Satafdays varying IL
doh from few inches a ths.foot Of Mar.
~ ,b-.. Ia. a, Moroan
~ " 'ss -. - -
- A lettss from Lawrence, Kansas, tt
the New York Evening Post, gives the FOL.
lowing incident Of the ~ meeting OF thu
English election eommissiouers
0In reply to rsmArk of Mr.. Deitzler
that be vas dipposed = deal b fairly in the
|nN1ose of Qointins eleAfSpl judges thai
|even Dsoyoe5s pirey could nQ64 complain
Gov. penvse stamped Biz foos hphaticall,
I'D oal6, & f4ant + DISTINCTLY understood
|aont2o ~ ~ La h1ithse for nor agains
~ - 6n.s Tho 0overnor further
ssl kSInt Il ~Is A6kkN(5htiom to resign a
40 distanf day. q 2n1ipased that sesine
how utterly repuenanS r. 66Apton 10 TO thI
people. and how futile the attempt 70 fore,
|akupon them must be, hs has become dis
tisd with the whole business, and ID un
willing to soil his hands with tho dirty worl
which the administration may hereafter 70
quire OF him. Hence his contemplated re-
signation. II this be the case. sncther vii
soon be added to the already ~ p snumbe
Of Ex- Governors Of Kaneoi
--- =. ~.
"a Mr.. james =. Olly,NAo, wteAout tn
lest regard @ - nsnsss o. unttnsss o
! !: !: !: !:
fsrslga nsl..llnsis the Hoa, s q ksprs:sn ?
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Q y AND nUNK RAILnOAD
OF CANADA.

~
SaoM rnB WEST ~
Boston, Nsv York, aid the E0sfsyr Stafn
Its ne Mtehtsss Cesivsl Great Wssfsr~.
OSdeHsssvsA Y vU~oa Ce~frsi, sad
GRAND TRUNK RAIROAD or CANADA.
Passengers BY this route hsvs N Opportunity q
visiting some ol the grandsst and most won
dsrfsi scenery In tbs world, including Toronto,
Niagara ysLs, Ssspesssea bridge, 1Aoss4ad Isgands
Rapids Of tAs 81. LaUrencs, Qsso.<, Me~syssi WAns
Messissss, fac Tsssisr Bridge, fnssIy ro mile. n
!snsfAl, Lake cAsmSisss, Esils Of Monfrorrnc,.
4HxdsoS Risev, rte, etc.
= On s.d altar Nay !. 1883, Baggage viii b.
Checked Through from Chicago.
The Mammoth Steamship
LE VIA n 4 n.
on - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
10 under contract to this conpan for one or moro
trips 70 Portland this year. fearists' return
tickets from Chicago to ths prineipA1 towns In
kafePs Will shortly be issed. Tickets from Chi
cago for q points East siso for the Lsyiat or
for the n IS. 8. Co. Z ships can b Obtained st
the Omce Of tho GRAND Trunk Railroad. No, 50
Dearborn street. Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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lust RECEIvED, Large Let 81
JSUPkkfoR ICE CH EsTa--sn indispenss-
bic article In every fAmiyfor ssls very cheap, By
GEO. u. KILBouKNE, A gent,
june2-d Main. at, bet. ID 4 "a.
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LNxTENa1ON Tables, side DearAs,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
in Oak, Mahogany and Cherry. for sale Low for
Cash, b. GEO. Il. MELBOURNE, Agent,
msyld Msiest., bet. d 4 Sd.
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ANGLO. SAXON, ,KTH AMERICAN
B sovs sdnT,, tSs.l NORTH BEiToN. new
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUNx
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Governmont TO transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
Ynoh QUEBEC. vnon LrvsarooL.
day from IL. 3and u az from Is. a sSSs :,
Msy TO The nth Of April 10 Tie 3eth ~
Noysubsr. iaelasivs. October, inslu,iys. :"
During the winter month: these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD At Port.
land.
RATES or PASSAGE:
Tre~ CAtesso 70 Liverpool, via Mich Central, Great
Westsrn and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADs
snd Steamers,
sotleo
including s.oi.d II prGvi;iss:. ''''-"s's
Tyes liverpool 10 Chicago, Via stsansrs and Rail.
roads,
Lot Glass. 3sS 70 Sis rs
according % aseo0modation.
.16l Is
including oosksd provisions. -
Afully qualified gsrseon sails in sseh ve...,
Each Passenger tiekstsa tAreugh win b Al.
loved he :ans quantity q hsse.Ss Yass BY Rail.
poa0 - ~ 0teomsx, vte - e9o4e Eoo4 for each
cabin and 10 fest Tor each stseYaes passepeer
6pscial trsias frun oashsc VIII tie MAI. .ra
Passenger are dispstehsd On tAs arrival Of each
Steamer. ''A
twill be observed iscn The follow tail. ~,
the Canadian ltns hsvs beaten ever ceSsr n s,os.
INC The Atlantic ths average passsess Of Is, Col
has and cunasd lines - By The snsca 49, a. -.
n. X. Herald during 1851 bsing--
sAsfwAnp. WESTWARD.
Collins Line, lid 21h 3on Collins Ens. ia ian IN,
c.sssd m. led ash sn canasd " q. IA isl In
" Deston lad 81 en- " Boston II Ish an.
Canadian line lod lsh ON Canadian L. ia Ia On
The longest passagss msds yths Canadian line
we're u days - Liverpool snd Z days 70 Oushse.
The Collins jAas Aays made passasss Of rs 10 "a
days, and the Casard Liss of ~ 70 II dsyp.
TO EMIGRANFs.
Passsges may Be secured 1t tAs slBse Of n. CON.
peny In Chicago BY SAILING ships from I.oudoo.
Liverpool, Piymouth, 0lAsgow, Bristol. Hui.
aberdeen and Montrosc. An agent Of the CRANE
TRUNK RAILROAD sapefintenls the r noyai q,
snisrsnts and baggage u Quebec free Of charge.
Fare fron $50 to 13s to Chicago, iueludinr
cooked provisions.
For passaxs or Preigh. from Chicago 10 Liver
pool, " Liverpool 70 Chicago. or BY any q the
Company : '.'l''s sA'p.J WY .1k K
Agent VI the NJ. 0.Es. Co..
No. - Dssvters sfysf, cAiesss. Hls.
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~ aeio tno osn0 Oy,
= L. esnAy eight countiss 10
!. = Str associations In sseom-
~ of the policy Of Mr.. 1apAsafas.
=; ~ strosg rsclusions in oU6@
q a.es Do.sl..: ~.
III y dsss6lia sa Ranifestsd
- q J! =! s = =. s
=, sncs a
J y ST. sc -. 4 = nls -
g 80 nm, NJ " 80 ~
Isr Skates By DoS sn, aal,
ntpally rssul. in one grand ssbussup'',
- Dsseoracy. r
e 60 Dssiscracy ana slavsrf. j
1qf Aisssari Republicans National Del
~ Cli4pof q. Louis are still putsu-
III Dir search fsr candidates, under difd-
EE >. One declines for one reason, and
r. Ser for different reason, but all -
Fh2 Nth Or without reason, thus faE.
- l4nnes B. Eads disowns and dea3eD ~
IstsSyosrasic faith Of tho National sehool, ".
g sshx q Esepncilc the love Of Democracy
n u c - . slavery.
~. rn.a aoc,;r;,c N. hn.c,
mai nomination JUST 'enaefeo
uhays alvays considered the institution
Ak 1ngery In Missouri . matter which con.
" sitia@s q This State alone, and
a e241hs 8 asy person, party,
- ~ =. :. y. . o~n oUfo ,e.n,. 70
SS1ssse.s ! have dsemsd il 4 question that
,IeslA ma b brought into our federal cleo.
= tisas, md W ehsrsfors, found in the ranks
es 1894 w. ~ .ns elevation
,ss II fssI - imnress:d ~;,h
) Of rslisvlIg our State u a
NOelisse % % eramping tho snsr-
lssp'o ana ssS.af ss !ns grown ,;sa
- ss.ss~j ..S sn;Sr..;o, ~S;ah -, =, v .,us
.6stssi - Vosld otherwise secure.
ln = De gegnDAi aSas not
80 ~ thus
''
-: 49, :. .I ~. w. uA-is ~. A 49,
: ID ~ ~ 1 c 0.a-'o,s .ua 49,.
.;o,;. !. hla., S,...so .h =, cr;..
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Dsrecs Inspsrsaslon

Dsrecs Importation
s Or
HARDWAREAND CUTLERY1
q. W. = =. TUCKER.
TAEOl Y. AND wHoLEsALn DrALRRs.
! Ass ~, ana ~ Tsesiviar mir suppiiss
tsftee1 fxaas, direct Iron t6snaksrs, which
sAey q ~ md prompt timehaysrs on u.
veeesse tesae. xhsesesk ssing unusually large,
.a.y soaa1sas', solicit e .:a. 49,, Of Is:
Nay lo-atw Sign Of Red Paddock.
a MES sH0vELs.- . large stock q Anss'
"a Ehovsls for ssls low ~
Aayle s.W.A n. TUCKER.
CoITas sroNHs;.sey.As Stones. Of 1l6sleas
x. 7sk.v ?. ~ z. TUCKER.
CC1Iak kIlkES.-various qnalitiss q 6cyths
~ Aa1ss and Uharpenefs Ter sale b.
nayl0 swan. TUCKER.
StckLks:-A COED astiels 81 EisEIss Tor saIe 81
- lmayl0l 9. w. . u. TUCKER.
1RINDSToNEet-1As HsrssGri n1ssonss !, Of ".
~ rious sisss, lcr sals 81
Maylod1w Cor. Of Main "a 6ss.
q Yins I'd DO
Aa:s.isd g 70 aliach--a superior article.
:: &c.; ::::; !: !: !:
Together Nth general assortmsnt Of other nails
q ~ ssinont brand, Just received ana Tor ale
>. ~. : H. TUCKER,
WORN Garden, 0FuS6ins and other HOES
~ Spades. shovs's; Mestc-k: az r.aL.
scythss. 6eaths, and Grain Cradle;
Cow.beiis, Aakes and Corn Plantsrs
Ok, Trace and Halter Chains;
CussinG Boxss, Nay mi Straw Kniyss,
Hay, etssu aud Manure Forks, n
And . large stock Of assorted Hardware ana rrA.
lefy on hsnd and for sale low By
naysaAw S.W.AH. TUCKER.
MeMOvBD
". a. 1lCH. AscAlssos.
II AS removed his Olhse Into the ina st.,v -
i / Hatch Thompson . new Bank Rr,iH;as
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The GROWING CLIMAX:

DR. J. r.. R1CKEY
LAS just received splendid stock OF Gentle
/ mems and Youths HATS, Of every quality
and well suited for the season. Also. Misses STRAW
Flats aud LAdies' Riding Hats
First come, hrst SERVED.
june I'D NO ca MA1S-ST.
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only GranA Cencers
VI or
MADAME IsIDORA CLARK,
IN KEokUK, AT
DE. sanfsrA,s HAL,
ON MONDAY EvEufNG, JUNE i4rH, 1858,
Assisted BY
Herr Louis He'll,
Distinguished Pianist and Composer, from the
egsa. Oonservatoirc At Lcipsig.
THE NINE
WILL EMBRACE SELECTIONS -
w from the master works Of the -HA0
best composers Of Ballad, Classic, vo-
cal and instrumental Music. wv
CAR DIN compliance with many rsauests,
and to place IL In the power Of all TO attend the
Management have decided 70 reduce the standard
prices, for this occasion, - follows:
Entrance Ticksts. ........ 20 eta
Tickets with Reserved Seats ...............76 cts
Which can Be purchased 1t Mr.. b. b. Hinmsn q,
Music Store, and at Hart = Barbel's Book Store
Nhsrc diagram Of the Hall can Be seen, CON
mencing on Saturday, June l1th, 1t 10 O'Clock ..
M. and closing At $. p. m on the day Of tbs Con
cert.
sar Doors open 1t 7l-conesrt 10 commence .. 8
o'clock. Uelld3t
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W.. a. HlCE. Architect.
AZ Removed his O0ss Into tbs 3nd stsYy AZ
IL Hatsh Thompson's new Bank Buildins. :.
sornsr u Main and Sseond streets. IatranSs q
Once o. oseond-st. fasHsSSI.
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G. r. GIFFOnD,

G. r. 0IFFOnD,
DDALnh IN
Ffne Geld an1 SILVER Watches,
CLOCKS, SPEcTACLRs, SILVER WARE, &c.,
Third-st.. bet. Main I'D johnson,
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WnRKx wiLh1s ESQ For many years
No have bssA pping stone to Eaelanlx q
be ihsee couvc1lD "a into cups snd s2loess. tni
into plstcs, ifon which to ~ our own buck.
whsat eatn. The system, u now, However
- "a A1lles alikAly to b sx.sud1 -sr.
rangsl 4 ing On foot for ths exports 3.
RneItsh 81. and - returned i r.;o IN
q Pigs. Progressing thus backward,
II lido, may We not hope to live to SEQ thai
aen our wheat shall b required 4
ocean, to be returnsd to us IL The
koknAof hour9 Seeing how much has beeu
p under the tariff Of 1886, there % scaros.
H hope in that dircctiea, thaa can be
dsensd impossible to he scSempliahed By lid
ofhnanciers - skillful ~ Secretary Cobb. -
[phil. N. Amer.
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j s.-Dispatches from Washington Of
thAotA say that the Commander Of the Brit.
ish West India squadron, in dispatches to
Lord Napier, disavows having countsnsnced
or = horized thsfecens stoppags Of ouryss-
ssls. II 10 believed that the next steamer
from England viii briag Sssisfa0torJ sOlu-
ton OF the question.
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ETsLours LrvHr Goxs Qxag8, st. Louis
+I.6eesyirom Market to MosfIn streets, was
suaIksly submerged on Sasafiay, varying in
dsvah from few inches II thsfoot Of Mar
ket 10 three feet at Morgan
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Exchasgs On EareHs.
Sight Drafts on London 1t do,IsH psy ,,s,.
ling may b obtained :. The 0Aos At The 8rsnd
Trunk Il. h. Of cansdA, In Chicago.
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LOST TEAMi
GTkAIED from Keekuk, on Saturday,
~ Nay ~ - cisy-bank horse. white nans 7Ny>
and tall. not shod % hind test, years Old; kA
end mare yeAn OLD, heavy with fsal, skssnut
scfSsi-sach between II and is haada hieh.
Any one who will rstnrn thu same, AYE infor.
nation ef thsir whereabouts, will BE- As1pIy rsmu-
nerAted. Ny vssldsAee 10 on Morgan street.. -
tween 7ih and Sth. PATRICK rRIZZLn
Ksokuk, u ns 8, ,5s-dtw -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-04-16
The Hair OF the Presidents.

In the Patent Office at Washing
ton, there are many objects of inter-
est connected with the Government
and those who administered it's af-
fairs in times gone by. While ex-
amining some Of these objects Of
curiosity, when in Washington in
December last, there was nothing
that struck us 30 iorcibly as the
samples. or small locks Of hair taken
from the heads Of different chief
magistrates, from Washington down
to President Pierce, secured in a
frame, covered with glass. Here is,
in fact, part and parcel Of what
once constituted the living bodies CT
those illustrious individuals whose
names are as familiar as household
words, but who now live only in his
tory and the remembrance of the
past.
The hair of Washington is nearly
q pure white, fine and smooth in its
appearance
That OF John Adams is nearly the
same in color, though perhaps a lit
tie coarser.
The hair of J .ferson is of a diff
ferent character, being a mixture oI
white and auburn, or II sandy brown,
and rather coarse. In his youth,
Mr.. .)uf1.rson's hair was remark blt
for its bright color.
The hair OF Madison is coarse
and of a mixed white and dark.
The hair of Monroe is O handsome
dark auburn, smooth, and free from
any admixture whatever. He is the
only President, excepting Pierce
whose hair had undergone no chang'
in color.
The hair Of John Quincy Adams
is somewhat peculiar, being coarse
and OF yellowish gray in color.
The hair of General Jackson is al
most a perfect white, but coarse il
its character, as might be supposed
by those who have examined tn
portraits of the old hero.
The hair of Van Buren, ID whit,
and smotl in appearance.
The hair Of General Harrison is
line white, with slight admixtur
Of black.
The hair Of Joho Tyler is q mix
ture OF white and brown.
The hair OF James h. Polk is al
most a pure white.
The hair of Millard Fillmore is
on the other hand, brown, with
slight adm;xture Of white.
The hair of Franklin Pierce is
. dark brown, of which he has q pler
tiful crop.