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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

ARRIvALs.
Dea Aoinss fron 81. Louis--Acwn.
Jennie WhipPle frou Dsvsapert--aown.
Metropolitan fron Dubuqs e--dowp.
Mary cssk from Dsvsaport--down.
Lsai siAaa frsa 81. Loais--down.
Aaduboa from 81. Loais--ap.
River falling slewly.
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BArrDr fssnvAL.-Ths Festival will b
continued this and tomorrow svsoinss.-
The proessds srs 10 BE- applied 70 The build-
ing of church.
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- Miss WAaSss will open nsw fas stock Il
Millinery, On Thsrsday, April 10Th, and cordially
invites the Ladies Of Ksoksk 10 cs~S ~ 10y.
April Id
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REMOVAL.

The DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE il
s&w MoOuss's Dailding, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. 1ntraues on Second street:
Coans'ng Room hrss door % the right.
Orders for I'll kinds Of Job Work oiled
With nsstness and disratSh.
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6"Are those pure eaoaries ?" ssked 4
gentleman Of bird fausisr with whom Id
was negotiating for pair. eyes, sir,n re-.
piled the dealer, confdeniislly, ssI raised
them 'ere birds from this 'sre very canary
seed.o
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.' ! ;cis2nT 4 r y HnS

&sAs nU4 JAan1 v
xEQN4l44MnNN 4 DEW1Es
kGHANT TAlLORS. s
4hls1seks - ~ JshnssII .......s.... 1noxUx
sAAT1 jnet1esslySA - tAels1 nek loaahlo 1Hals1.
31r ~ 1alaisn ans -. - = - essaA
inss, ~ . s - 49, ~.
tions, Iantss TIT q - - skoil p dess
In tneAeek Apptovpa - ~ 1n1essy naaaes.-
IT, sSeeast61tlyI 4xtae ~ Nm Ysrk -
- ~ ~ - inlly soliei / m
- M Wsgk ~ ~ bSat uatsfial g A ~
tek n ~
= A11oo1Dsnu ~ eAnn1n4 cUssyue.
3 ~ - 1nakloAa.ag \.
II 1U3pu1AeOH AOxW1Y.
4 l51GUHNT TIGT o. TOR0.
4ly 4PsslAl Taxes - - ana unpald
Adanlaiaf - Cnstin9ta Dieaaeaa
81 oNsen ~ - ~ ssrssfs-
0W10s Memsss ~. ulssk NJ. CT.
Unk.ssr, ~ ~ -
j: i rs, &: 4 4: ::
sorIcs Y ...s.:ss y q. q. 80 :. :!
City q Kesksk, - tpsl11 - Si11e1e - iGia.
~ Ill sthsrs inSelsaAs1 ~ y F. II SsS ~
1een eseeess1 ~ le4te4 "a na2 IN IN ~ 016S
ossnstlsf ~ a. fss ~ ls11niSe ~ - 49,
q lfont d eAld le4s q H. n - 11eienH1S
n ~ a1svs LIT; sd anlssp raSnaont ~ 49, q
~ tsxes - levied, ~ ~ IA naSts, helsse ~
Sdday - Airth 4. b. f1to, Tie said lots, . 8
n.eh thsssos - 1Aall - nscsssary 70 disshases
sAid tax and costa, will b sold ON The day s1ese.
The heufs o1 : o'clock =. N. and y scloak .. =.
G. Q. BTEvENS,
Collector Of theCity ei Keokuk.
March II, lSb8-dtd
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Snn SKIS. q. A. SALT IT sais -
OUV jyee WI n. Aue4TN 3 90.
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! Cusssnsy net 1seessp1As

u Sfss : - : ~
The Metropolitan Bank u Nsw yssk - oG1blk
Bank Of Boston rsjssted, = ~ laleee -, -
following Nsv 1agles1 41sv Yae I1
Of ecsrss t1sy ~ - sssssSSa hssss
Cantor, South China. -
Exchange, Bangor. ~
Maritime, do
Elsssssk Eih~sysA. =
Hancock, DO n
Ilallov.il, Hallnn1ll -. IL
s..,. a!y||l... vlla'--
s s,.ss. Isss s.s.s
. .',.''.'. .....sns.,.~
rarmsr's Bridgeport.
Psquonnock do a sT$
Wooster, Danbury.
Hsttsss, Bethel. 5 y.
Colchssts4 Colchester. sN
MsrchanH Exchange. BsidgsreeS.s IL H. INA
North Amer, seymour. -
p.weataek, Pawea.sek. -
Woodbury.. Woodbury..
Granite Hank. %. 8l
LitchAeA. 49,. @BM
Rhode if1A1pM
Bills Of all thu Rhod1 Islan6 Ranka. ~.
aect thn SoIin-;r- 80. - ,..~;-~1 -
So - -, - sssu -
oS.o.A DesAS w
Bsak Of south County, Bank q the KepsAsa.
en y moYsaps wa -
Warviak Rsnh - NJ. V.rro~ a.
D1s
ASfisuits!ale hes1imsS County.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

q Senator Green, 10 his closing hss-
engus Of the Lsconpton question, gave, in !
lev words, the essential creed Of lis party
that is, 80 lie we'll stuck to 10 ~ good - The
TRUTH
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SCARM TIT 4 MASON,
WholosAls and Retail Dealers in and Msuufactu-
rers Of
Tsrsiturs .na UnAelsss(n -.
Wsshtngtoa Avenue, bet wsen Ind ~ b.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
m orr warsrooms will b found tie WUO.{ and
] best sty les, made By the best uorkmca. and Of
superior material and knish.
BEDSTEADS:
Eiss Rosewood and Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and
Cherry s S;s a.Es Pct ., and Canopy.
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut. with
shelves aud Marble Tops.
WAROROBES AND SECRETARIES:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak end Walnut.
SOFAS:
Mahogany and Walnut, covered in Hair Cloth
Lasting AID Brosatslle.
BUREAUS:
Fias. Rosewood, Mahogany. Oak and u Alnut, viii
Side cssss; Marble Top aad Oval alassss.
WASH-STANDS:
A''s crs1s M. And siD s. T az
With Marble Tops.
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut,
AIe. IN. Rosewood. 4 1 IL; o.
nat Parlor, Kay and koskiaS Cialrs; s,ev1 H. -
y Of CusAisa, HUSH ard Caas Beat ksesoeyea
Osttage Cheirs; kssanbsnt CAairs, Piss ~
osse.a. Rso:ssesla, Lc.sgsss osssss
1sxss, Wiss aaA Tin 6afss, sesvv6lfs Hseen3
1e1ssaa1s. GILT LOOKING Ola
Pier 0lasDes. Ovals, Aaatle ~
Frames In large sssostaess.
BEDDING
srsiaS. h:ir. nsss. s.sslsjn ~.
4kesesr H., Al u tAshsss nsassial
q y fsssA, sssa apA ~.
1vssy Article uatTaatsd = ~
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q The eject OF character 10 always d
command consideration. We sport, end
toy, and laugh with those msc and women
who have none, but yet 10 never con6ds in
then.
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For sale in Keokak byJ ERADEAA ca, ~. RI
and 81 Main-At, and BY druggists essr. W 1Athe'
country. Usn8 dkwly
q To Let.
vuNHE Ind and id stories Of the new brick $780,
corner of AAin and 9th streets Also, 49,
1Dps building adjoigins. y IN etsss -
" 2 = lot low 70 gea ~ nRAse ~ e.
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9Fsraando Wood, according to the N
I. Herald, has instituted nagnihcent libel
suit against Horace Greeley = Co., Of the N.
4. Tribune. The case will contain seven
hundred and fifty distinct libels, chargss Of
swindling, thieving, forgery, etc., sts.
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wnISn Tsssn, PsRvusxp BaEArnAnp BEAurI-
vuL cosslsxioz can b. acquired BY ssing the
"Bain Of ThossApd Hlovsrs." what lady Of
gentlsnan wesld labor under theeurse Of disa
grssasle ssssth, When By asing the "Balm Of .
ThousasA Fievsrs' - ssntriScs, would not only
render Il sweet, bat isavs the teeth ~ white as al
abastOf Many psrsons do not know their breath
IL bad and the subject II delicate their friends
will never mention II. Beware Of counterfsits.
Be sure the bottle assigned,
FETRIDGE CO., NY.
For saleby all Druggists. [je1ldAwsml
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G. CowLEs. Il,
r at 2 mt N q site -R
office Ne. 50 slal..st.j

v1sIIE MAsTiC ROOFING 10 we'll
= steep or dat roof, 10 Are proof, and HIkS
hecG viii admit Of wear BY treading y6sssos,
which makes II desirable for pisssss. ears, snan-
beaiss .. ~. For further particular, please sAll
q ne eass. whore samples can b. seen. -
fsbl7dly
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~ 40 49,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-16
EXAMINERS NOTICE,

y5IIEE undersigned, duly appointed 9. En-
H. anir"rs " in The matter ofa proposed
road il Pcaree's Neck, in the 14t District OF
Cecil county, by the County Commissioners
Of said county, hereby give notice that they
will meet at tie place proposed as the begin
ing of said road, on TCtsDAY, tie l9Hh day Of
January, next, at 10 o clock Il. M. tovicw and
examine i'll the premises and TO determine the
proprirty of locating It road as prayed for by
the petitioners. viz - t. commence at that
point in pcarra's Neck where the public road
now stops, and ran down said Neck to
Amold's Woods, aud thence 10 some point
at or Lear Arnoia's bar, ON EIk River.
JEREMIAH C. PRICE.
JAMES II. BENSON,
JOHN W. MORGAN,
Dec. 70, 1Sj7-5w. Examiners.
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and traInple many to death. Others die from
others causes, SO that every morning one or
two are found dead.
The dogs lie about the borders of the en-
closure, fully expecting every morning a new
carcnSc or two. When the hcrdsman drag
the dead bodies 10 the line, the dogs stand in
rows impaiicntly waiting; and as the men
step back, they siczc the carcaSa and drag it
as iiremen run wi an engine, making the
dust fly as they go--aud in an mcrcditahle
short space Of time after, it is torn in shr,ds.
and the bones gnawcd as though they had
been raSp'a with steel ragp. When these
muittudeS of dogs can find no other food, they
seek Subsistence in the superficial graves, in
which bodies are inferred without collins -
Their whole history, therefore, is extra, r,li.
nary.
Several varieties Of the dog, which have no
intercourse with man. either as his friend
companion, or looker-on, waiting for what he
Is disposed to give away, arc mot with in
Asia. They hunt in packs Ike the wolf, and
combine for mutual protection. These half
savage, scavcnecr dogs % The Fast licked MP
the blood Of Na5oth and ate the body Of .T,z-
cte!, all but the palms Of her land, and the
So'cS Of her feet. Thus, hv understanding
lie habits Of these dog, Of Damascus, the
b'be accounts Of them are cleared from all
obStactes
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ElOyER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

rINflE testimony Of Prof Booth and DR. Brnckls
L having previously been Published the follow
ing Is added
From Prof McCL0SKEY formerly Professor OF
Theory and Practice Of Medicine in The Female
Melicnl College Of Pennsylvania, and late Profess
Of Surgery in the American College Of Mo1i-
cine, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 9th. 1856.
Mn. JOSEPH L. HOVER A trial Of your IL
QUID HAIR DYE will convince the most skepti.
cal, that it is a SAFE, ELEGANT. and EFPICACIOUs
preparation. Unlike many others, it has in
al in stances proved scrviccable in tho Of sonfe
cutancous crpptions on the head and have no
hesitation in commencing il to those requiring
such an application.
Neiy respectfully, J. L. Y. McCLOSKEY Md,
40 Race st above 18Th
IIOVER'S WRITING INKS. including iiovrR's
WRITING FLUID, and HoNER'S INDELIBLE
INKS. still maintain their high character. which
has always distinguished them, and tho extensive
demand first created, has continued uninterrupted
until the present
Orders addressed TO the Mandatory, No. 4S
RACE Street ADORE FOURTH, (old No lii) Phil.
adelpha, will receive prompt attention by
JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
Dee 10, 1857.
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DOES oNE STYLE OF WALKING INDICATE
HIS CHARACTER '--troteSSor Fowler says that
those whose motions are awkward, yet easy.
possess much efficiency and positveness OF
Character, yet lack polish; and just III pro-
portion as they become refined in mind, will
their mode Of carriage be coriespondmgly
improved. A short and quick step indicates
a blisk and active, bat rather contracted
mind, whereas those who take lcne steps,
generally have long heads; yet if their steps
be slow, they will make comparatively little
progress, while those whose steps is long and
quick, will accomplish proportlonatey much.
and pass most OF their competitors on the
highway OF HE Their heads and plans, too.
Will partake OF the same far reaching charac-
ter evlnced in Their carriage. Those who
SUI c. draw then htc's, dag and draWl III
everything while those who walk with a
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.,, ~, THE CMMEA.-A corrcspon-

Tr,o,rTTE OF TIE ChlMEA.-A c0rr'si'on'
a.nt Of the Corier, writing from tue t,''n ,n,
a anyc the following picture of society !" thai
''' .'Thyrc arc many, perhaps. who suppose,
from what hey have read of Russia una. a,as
,nnnpers, customs and society oil the russians
w"mlI be far from agreeable to an American
,,nt such is not the fact for III no county
t p | have ever visited have ! seen u: more ore
Bitterness aud refinement than e%'5'S IN '''e
rrsncctabe circles Of Sebastopol' Al'ir r;a, =.
there are many points where e'li".t!G, u'.'' !,
s "er, ours, yet, rather than diminishing II
ala, to the sociabiiiiy of the company ~,
For Instance, it might possibly sho S vi, ','
t Ss aaas q the Of ball. s se ss s1s
retire to their apartments, where no e ;",S
man dares cn,er,) light Their paper c'S t,'[
smoke away, and chat most mefil'y. ,a',o a..
.t the dinner table, after the dessert !aae;
as wen AS gentlemen. smoke Their cigars 'i'
Take their class of wine and while 'he s'ho '
;s Curing up. their beautiful black cyl
shine with additional lustre.'
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Original }>octcu.
For lie Cecil Hhig.
THE FIRST or TIE YEAR.


- In the same brook none ever bathel hin. twice
To the sam liIc, noac eY,T twcG awake.
We c II the brook the sImn; the sjpic we t'iink
Our l.fc though i'll more rapid IN j. low
Nor mark til; much. err yuoaJIy l~lsci,
Aud mingled with The sea-
Hail. Father Time. this is thy natal dy
And we would welcome thee with cy'rcnc
meek,
Fen tho thcse locks, once dar#, are changed tC
grey,
Ard lines deep su.;cn. mar tbs h,llow check
We iutrn,ur not that thou hast gently beat
This form which stood ervc: in youthf4l prime
These limbs strong 10y VIC .ous Toll u,.p,nt,
That obey have felt thc withcr.ng touch Of fine
Thou dost fulfil Thy nissoa--fIithCul thou
To whom when God made !. Sat ana called ii day
He gave the proud s.sjivo 10 bow
All nature to Thy lnorc than angel sway.
IT'S thine % call the seasons one by one;
And at thy voice. in turns they .prins to birth
Il m Winter with his Frost, and Srr.s and sum
mcrs sun.
And Au.umi, i.lcn ih the wealth Of Earl.
Tho humhlest A,wer ;hat decks the vcrlart field,
The mishtic oak til tt sway it arms - Heaven.
AMI thrones. aud monuments, ali, all mus yield
10 that strange 20" or wLi.h God to thee has
given.
And the vast host Of Offering worls wh'1h roll
Nigh ~, along their pathway. these shall fAl!
The Heavens be role ros:ther Il scroll,
AMI thou, Gods minis. cr. shalt witness all.
And then the Angel-;lis is Gods decr2c roar
Whist mountains 4l,ke and heav.ng oceans
With foot on tAo ianl, aaI oag on sea
Shall swear by Him dat liyc,i1, Time shall b,
no more
AID low this is thy L'rthloy Fold thy wings;
Restless, hut never weary lay aside
Thy sweeping seyth". and speak 10 us of things,
Which thou hast witnessed in tlr oi,aait wide
Mortal! Time cannot wait the servant lie
of Him who MI things made, and freely gave
To inaa a living soul, that hc m,sh, be
Lord of them all, All 3. each 10 him Slave
And what the grateful homage man has shown
For ch gitt, tranScid;ng human praia1'
Bow. mortal, in the last, and weeping own,
of all created thugs, han only disobcys'
What l have seen imports thee not to know
More ihan thou know'st already hnt fui
The great Ian Of thy being, and b,styw
Thy every thought to know AMI to Ills will.
Act thus and be thou happy; and when Time
Has with the larh another sircut made
He'll Gul thee fIIcl with joy and perrc Sabine
Compared with which, carh ; bri 5At..t pleasure
fade.
The Year las fed but sill lis distant voice
n rl lrn.n vii,,,t.. ,s, tI,,
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miscellaneous.

nr,ru OF EslzABErH WEBSTER. - pepafs h
,n w Webster, widow OF the late DHy'd Men''
o s,nr arcd 90 years mouths ana al o"sS
s eve lit dcccndcnts down to the nun s,'v,
a,;on The deceased was the las; S''iNin w.
a ar ,hc Gilbert family who removed from ny
1nrry in l775, to tract Of land on .nI -",
b ne,' creek. in what is-now Carbon 'on ,
Nv On the 25th of April, l'oo, about sun" IN
,ise the family, and some nelshoors, IN a., II
fr,ccn persons. were taken prisoners Wy =, q
n ,ar,y Of ,lcven Indian warriors helon5',s "
ia" XIV Nations. aud carried TO the hon'sH =, "
the Indians, near Niagara fort lie iann,'
." great hard>hips on the Jon'"CtH;,
,many Of them beng young, E''za?e,h W. VI,
i'n't ,he subject Of this notice oc'''G ON
.whye years of age. She was adoPt'' III Vt,
t'n,nv Of john huston. an Indian chlv' w: WI
,r',tta hcr with Kindness. After ie''lH'''''
~ can,;yity about eighteen months S''c wa
,hc rest Of the family. who were ,ll'.' ~" -,
,hout this time, through the 'n'rrceSion a.
;neucrrc q British officers, were seh' No'
to ,h,ir friends i'll BybSry'1 ~, .,
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Fir. Ti.I'G0;e's Habits and Health.

lIH. Ii1i'iOje' : Habits and Health.
A correspondent Of the New York Obsrruer
gives the following rationale Of the rcmarka-
bly, good health and looks Of x-prcsdcnt
Fillmore. 1t is replctc with instruction:
1t was my privilege TO meet our honorcd
cX-PIeSiacnt Il few evenings since at a social
entertainment Sitting down for few mo-
mcnt's conversation with him, was struck
With his slnguarly healthy appearance.
Everything about his noble frame indicated a
man Of iron constitutions the erect posture.
The checks of rudy glow. the full muscular
d1,rlopment. ] would have been glad to
converse with him about political affairs, in
which lis interest scrms unahatcd but Ray
curiosity was chiefly excited to know the
secret Of such vigorous Old age in one who
had undergone such vast amount oG public
labor as he.
"You appear to be in excellent health. sir, -
| remarked.
4 have taken but one dose Of medicine in
thirty seven years. he replied, land that
wa: forced rpon me by ;uy f.iends, and was
entirely unnecessary"
ut is rather remarkable, sir" said,
"that one who has passed through such a
career Of toll, care. and viciSSisiudc as YOU
rup'cd bodily vigor."
owe The fact" he replied, "to an origi-
nally strong constitution to an education on
farm, and to lifelong habits of regularity
and temperance. never smoked or chvwld
tohacco never knew intoEica,ion. Through
out all my public life maintained the same
regular and systematic habits Of living to
which had previously b,cn accuStomvd.- -
| NOV all ,.,,lt l. T.
interrupted. The S5tb9M / nl,"4riS Kent rs Il
day Of rest. Besides hcug religious duty,
it was essential 10 health. On commencing
my presidential career, found that the
yi,tors for private iaierytis WITH h&12r cI5f
dent. | determined to PIT an end to this
custom, aud o'lercd my door keeper to meet
all Sunday visitors with an indj#criunu'c
refusal. While Chairman Of the Committee
c? Ways and Means in Congress. and during
:nv entire Presidential career, my lahors were
always oncrons, and often excessive, bat /
never suffered an hour Of sickness through
them al"
Our conversation was interrupted by q
summons from cur hostess 20 the supper
room. Oy$lcis icc-crcam, turkey and irilcs
were spread out upon the generous table, and
the guests attacked the luxurious rrpast
without mercy either TO it or 70 themselves.
watched the cX-Frcsidcnt with 10 littc
interest. Everything which could TEN pit the
palate was offered to him, but to all he polite.
y said, no. | thank YOU" lie simply sip
ped a cup Of tea, to avoid being singular,
with his usual courtesy. | cast my eye over
tie room.full Of guests and could not see orc
who looked as healthy as he not one who
seemingly with as much IMMUNITY might
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FATE or TIE DISCOVERIES OF AMEh'oA'-
7. ;s ,rp,a,kablc how few of the emin'hl men
;. 1o,r the diycove,ers ard conqucrors OF the
S," World died in peace. Columbus a'c'
h hrokcn. hearted; Roldan and BohadiIla were 81
proved ,ro", :: Orando was harshly SUPERSEDED
I Ios Casas sought refuge in a cowl; ojeao
o o5 Nv his own men; Nicussa peri h d I'm, IN S $
ea oI ~ NV hv the cruelty of his party NaSro
s %nncz was disgraccfully hehcat!ed; Narvael
!." os i;n,nn,isoncd in tropical dungeon a'''
va, d,cd of hardship: Cort,z wa
I' !se' Avarado was destroyed IN am
u nn.h Almaero was sarrotcd; pzarro wa
m u"s and his four brothers cut OIL; H., am m
,hare was no end Of the assassinst'ons ana {. 1
''' ',,,,onc orthc secondary chiefs among Ill
su'rgcti; aud enduring alyen'nrcrs. .,;.,r
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Select 1(istrL!ollp.
DOGS OF DhTAgCUS.

az = 90
-,
mere are several plaques IN all Mohomn1e-
t''A countries beside 'ng n"Iu! disease which
ais Una. hahe-'ht PLAGUE OF yerih,n, the
P.'E'"o o, insecurity O. property aud the plague
u inN,''Y' ''I II" one mas particularly de-
'cl'ocu Inc plague on dogs.
l." discussing inns SUBJECT 1t would boqn1tc
proper 10 embrace EXTENSIVE g'os'apliiral
distinct mmics Of d5~s on The oil r ('I "4
Of Asia. Thcy collect in and about cyrr,.
.own and village, and the numbcr anneors ~
b Il, some Kind Of 1ooorlion To he ,onuI,.
lion.
Asia,ics do not entertain that rondrcss c,,
The animal when doucy,ica,,d ,lnt i; cyin w.
rd br Enfnycan, and Americans TIev nro
considered uncIcan. and therefore lril IN
semi adherence Tbcy are AS arci,nt in i've
condition in vlirl, we now study Thorn nS
man himself When the lows ned from hor,
dare. the civ DOES enthusiastically followed
unon tie heels of the cuup, far lie parhaon
lLa, tlry conuI.
Nose; directed that whom The domestic oni-
NAL, hyd been .lo,n of Lna.,s y in ofhnr
words Killed. the flesh Should nnt lc c.,r,
bot cast to The d as. This in,u,ies thr;r rv'
j.,,nrr. certainly. ifIctinalu,I. uno nnt.;l.
t}j.lah sand to DAVID, when he stood before
him, sling in hand, Am dog, that thou
| com,st To me with s.ayes" This passage
conveys the idea Of tElgir proving character.
and the cnnity that waS manifested towards
'ntm, by keeping them Al hay with staytS.--
As a dog ,c;UylS to his vou.it. so fool re-
| lrrwc,h to his folly SAYS Solomon in Tie
Proverbs, which shows his fan jliar knowledge
ot The habits Of the s,mi don cslicatod dogs.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-16
FAMILY FLOUR:
Large Dry Goods Establishment
nAEIILT0N EASTER & CO,

: "EN NNNNLE IIIHN!NG,-
Nos. l29, POI ana 203 Baltimore Street
u NONCOMPLIANCE now in store nnostly Of
II their own impnrtal.ou' one of he largest and
most complete stocks in the United States, en-
brjciug
SILKS and SILK GOODS Of every c'ass;
DRESS GODDS-a very large stock:
IRISH LEENS; LINEN GOODS and
IJtSEhEHPiEG ARTICLES Of every dcs-
crip.ion:
mourning GOODS:
CLoA&$. MANTlLLAS aud SIiAWIS;
EMEE'RERiES. LACES. HOSIERY. GIO~,S
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required by
FhrHEHS and PLANTERS for &EUvtNTS' USE.
FJe&LrNL Ro0GS on first hoor-rhe PRICE
air& d to each article. from which no deviation i,
mrd'.
- 'NnoLEsALE Rooms on the second and tird
floors IGct l0-sgu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-16
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
No II IpjHiam Street, Ncw York
E.esynIastein, k.c1Tn,mr,n. 8 GO.

ITave opened New Stock Of Goods, at
a Il their Store in EIkton, opposite The Foun-
tain Hotel, consisting q. a Large assortment
OF Clothing of all varieties which they offer
at the lowest prices for Cash. Purchasers
are requested to examine their stock ; and
they viii not tailto be pleased.
Their Stock includes Men aad Boys cloth
ing OF all kinds, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Boots,
shoes, Gloves. &c sc.
UJ~They also keep large stock Of Jewel
ry. and repair watche AMI Jewelry TO or
der