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Amendatory to Ordinance No. lis. regulating and
prscribing the duties Of the Police Of the City
OF keokuk.
Do Il ordained by the City Council Of the CITY Of
Ksoksk:
6soticn l.. That Section No. 4 Of Ordinance No,
lis AforssAid b and IL hereby amended end ssbsti-
tutsd - follows; The Mayor. and two Ald~ssn
selected by the City Counnil, shsll conssitats .
Police Committee, whose duty 1t shall BE- 10 nnhs
and prescribs al needful rules and regulAsiens,-
not inconsistent With the Laws u the state and
Ordinances Of the city,--for ths gorsrnmsnt and
control Of the MARSHALL, Deputy Marshal and Po-
lice force Of ths City. copies Of which shall be
ied with the Recorder and furnished each olcsr.
who shall each bs hound 70 obey the same. The
said Committee shAll have the power u uuspendins
| or removing the the Deputy MAMMAL ana any u
the members Of the Police force, and TO suspend
the Marshal fos ANY violAtisu sr material derelis
tion Of duty-nAkisK . report VI The cause Of
such Suspension to tbs Council at their next reg
ular meeting. They shall also haye authority 70
appoint such special OF sscret police ~ they nav
d1sm aivissbls--the City Couss,l 70 prsserib, he
| aggregate number and the compsnsation Of such
force, pa able eat Of the City Treasury.
Section .. section No. . al ordinAnss No. ll3
aforesaid 10 hsrsby smsnded % ~ y make II the
duty Of the Jsilor, or keeper Of the Catsbooss 70
take eAreof and keep clesA and in good condition
| the Eagns Houses and FIRE apperatus In consider
| alton Of which he shall have the fees Of twenty
i've cents each for To- and for disehsrg-
to the Marshsis and Police.
Section 3. Itshali be unlawful for an, one or
more hoysor youths to b. idling lettering in o.
about the streets or alleys other public places
within the city between the hours Of e'siosk p.
ID. and O'Clock .. IN. or for any one or more idle
or suspieious person or pcrrons 70 bs issnd upon
the streets or alsys public aces, Or concealed
within the limits OF thscity, between the hours Of
lee'sierk p. m. and o'clock u. n.; also FOR any
one or more person persooa ~ be cagagsd In any
play, amusement or sporting, or making noise on
any street. alley, pubiis place open ground. COM
mons or unooeupisa buiiding within the city Of
ksokak, on tho seventh day Of tho week. esmmso-
| ly called Sundays the rabbath Day and it 10
hereby made thu duty Of the Aarshals, police on
GERS, or other civil officer Of the city, Aspsrss OF
arrest, Of their diver tien all persons found vio-
lAting any VI PRIV isoas of this ssstiun, end upon
trial aud conviction Of such violation they shall
each be liable u y has u not lsss than ono nor
more than ten dollars, with the costs accruing for
eas and every offence.
Section 4. ALI Ordt aaBcss, or parts OF Ordinances
conflicting with this Ordinance, are hereby 70.
pealed.
Passed April 24sb, 1858.
Attest II. W. SAMPLk,
F.s. MKaniAs, Clerk. Mayor
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, April %. \
I The Canada has arrived with Liverpool
lnatss 10 the lo1
~. Ss,: !. q: ;1'Fs \. A''d during 'A. -''l
Provisions and Brsadssu1
Il Consols 963(9761. 81
n The grand jury In L6G Indicted
'jDarpard, Allsop, Orsini, a. SthsfS for fell
ly attempting to kill the Emperor Of
r. n nplioies Of insurance were said TO
- - opened in England for the dis
patton of specie 70 N. 7.
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Great Western Railway, Of Canada, had
been held IN London, and dividend Of 81
orsini worship i. s.id to- prevalent in
Piedmont. serious misundsrstan is
reported between the Emperor and Prince
Napoleon.
The latest news from Luehaow il to the
morning Of March 18th, - ely al the
city Was in posssssion q 1ish; few
rebels rsmat0 in II. Outram
having turn snemy's H. - works on
the csnsl. tinsre WAS stormed BY Sir
Edward = and the line Of works
CnHA.--HoSe Esng dates are to Februa-
~ 9Th. Tho braves were mastering in
large numbers around Canton determined on
an attempt TO retaks the city. The repre-
sentatives Of the allied powers we're prspsr-
ing for their departure northward, but Il 10
said that visiting Pekin this year i given up.
The InGexible, with Yeh a. prisoner, ar
rived at Singapore ON the lot Of March. De.
spstohss are said to have reached Paris from
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BY VAN SlCKLEN 4 MILLS.

Great ANctism sale ~ wall Paper.
nN WEDNESDAY, Morning, II " o'claak We
~ Will sell 900 pieces wall Paper Of the most
desirable styles. II will be sold 10 Iots 70 suit
purchaser. VAN SlCkLEN 4 MILE,
apr27dSt AuctiOnssrs.
WEsTE2N LIGHTNING nos CO..
H. g. Oss, GsnsrAlAgs
Office in McCune's Builltng, cor Min and sts :,
kE0KuK, IOWA.
WE are prepared 10 put up. on reason able terms
w the seitd or hollow copper or iron rods, With
points warranted 70 be genuine All vofk wsY.
rastsA q sspssssntsd o. no pay. Pisass call aud
sxamine eay nsssfals before psrehasing elsewhere.
sp27d1ots
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q y . N a 81 A i N !
G. q. Wilson

INFORMS bis friends that ~ - epsnsA agsin ss
1sshis ~ staad n nsesnd street nsas Asin, form
srly u. j. Doubleday 3 Wiissa. With lasrs stock
Of Wall Paper, 6tstionery. Hpvejspss, Drawing
paper. Tsbe Paints School Books. a., H., al oil
which ~ v1ll asll lower than svm bslsrs sasrsd
/ y Kooklk,
who have not settled their accounts With the late
nrm Of U. ,. D. = ". that now uould be IN OK
oellent opportunity y - -, = ~ 10 anxious 70
close NJ he basinsss 4 tbs arn.
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Chinese showed no disposition to negotiate
for pesce.
The PPsposisien ~ Mr.. Ensiish.
ANEW PLAN EoR KANSAS.
lss Prospscsss..A Family Quarrel.
Especial dispatchss to the N. Y. Tribune.l
WAsnINorOx, April 20-l PIX.
There is general feeling Of indignation
TO-DAY. The Conference COMMITTEE met this
morning ct l0-Mr. English absent. At IL
be came in and proposed his bill, which,
without debate, was Immediately adopted BY
Stephens, Green and Hunter, and thus agreed
on % the committees report.
II amends the Land Grab Ordinance, and
submits it with Lecompton to the people for
them to vote for or against admission under
it. Ii they spurn the bride they arc to -
kept ont Of tho Union till they have ~
representative population.
The election 10 70 be under the directioa2
Of the Governor, Secretary, Attorney Con-
sral, and two Speakers, majority Of whom
are pro-slavery. sshsm.
Nj. Howard proposed to amend, 10
allow tho people Of Kansas to vote 641Aa
Lsavenworth Constitu1ton at the Same ~.
ton, nsd give them ID ortupi1R1 - adopt
such . constitution q they win; but his
amendment received no favor from the ma
jority. %s
The report Of the committee viii eobsbIy
come in st 2 O'Clock. The rssulksil nnesr.
tain, but English 10 confident Of -
The probabilities are thst hs will snsosed.
There was stormycaucus Of the Douglas
mel his mornigg. Owen Jones is firm
English's surrender, which he says
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CHAPTEn ia.

OkC110n J. ne u sN9eted 6y TIE General
AssMsly If ~ State Of los, That the
Auditor Of public accounts u hereby au-
thorixed and required to cause 10 be en-
graved md printed Ia tho best. 6nper u
guard sgainst counterfeitine.f mt
~ Of circulating notes in 6fg1
Bank notes in blank of din int
nations not less than one dole. Y ne mays
from time TO time deem necessary, to cars.
~ into effect the provisions Of this act;
such blank circulating notes shall be coun-
tersigned, numbered and registered in prop
er books to be provided and kept for that
purpose, In the olAce OF the Auditor and
under his direction BY such register or reg
listers as the said Auditor shall appoint for
that purpose 90 that each such circulating
note shall bear the signature of such Reg
lister, or one ofsuch Registers, OF the notes
furnished to any corporation organized un-
der the provisions OF this act, not more
than ten per cent. OF the amount shall be
in notes Of one dollar each, not more than
ten per cent. in notes OF two dollars each,
and not mere than twenty-five per cent.
shall be In notas Of al denominatioS -
der five dollarST and not more thaA NOy
per cent. in notes Of oil denominations IN
der ten dollars.
"a. Nothi1 Ieon1 hall be
90 construed 6N
from procur IN III diSS ano
o,hM aAatA6 gs6r snf s4vi1 = s1Islinss,
notes and furnishing. I & III Y
/ eDr and leaving the 81 in his
10y and control, to u nd dispo6
cd OF - though such Audi pcu1S
them under the preceding sSctioiySS
:. Whenever any corporation formed
for the lpose Of Bsnking. under the pro-
visions & his act shall lawfully hGrri1fer
to and dsposite with the Auditor Il &1or-
ton Of the &c stock issued, OF 70 Sc To-
sued BY e. ted States o. any State
stocks ON foil interest 10 annually
paid, or the stocks Of this State. sd cks
to be rated ct ten per cent. be16W ~
average value In the city Of New "
for thirty days next proceeding the thu
when such stocks may be LEFT on depoeiGo
with the Auditor, and i1no case shalt
AUD. ioeue bills fos hing purpou
on fthis Or spE. other State ejls1
iais Escsh 'a ssspoa ii shall 5. ' EMU
tied Dive froqt3n An1)eer an amount
Of ssph circulatinl 6ts3 r different de- \
ne lions registered and countersigned
y: ::s,' II ..' ,' ::
az Z 4 a..s,,,a, IL. .,,,.,..,.s
sasso rsgisaerss ehsg u A.
Iivered T. ~ lesussr. "
the s1 Il hersis =
70 be ispe sss cofdinl I AN
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O STORE ROOMS andsf The New Hotsl-4 On
q Aain street, and I On Rifth stssss-afi Of wAish
will rent for retail stores, for the following
kinds Of basiasa: Drugs and Psrfnmery, Gents
S ssrsislang Geods, Merchant tailoring, Ladies'
lsctisnary and Iss Cream, Family Grocery, and
Cigars and Tobacco.
Ais, enc room eonnsotsd With the houss for .
Varsity Store o. BssaaS; all Of which Will b.
apr26d r. WHISKY.
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The OCEAN Stray. - Shortly after the
Spray struck the shore, her fasteninge mne
burned, and she Hoased out in the riyl
. number Of passengers still on Be- ~
jumped into the river. The burnl U1ssk
aoated down past the city, fearful sighA
but was blown over 70 the Illinois shos1
whsreshe vas ssissd BY the Safety Fsrrybost,
her 6res qasnchsd, and - hall driven on
shore.
While the Keokuk was burning the aAnas
communicated to the Star OF the West. -.
other boat which had been tied up there n
safety. and which was destroyed; valno1e y
"a, 900, insured for $4,000.
The number lost can only be guessed At.
Il y supposed not over 8 Of, l0a6ain paesen-
gers were lost.
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Keekuk Agency
wHEELER = WILSON'S
CRL01RA9nD E
Family Sew Ing Machines.
THE ABova xAcnlxxa,
~THE BEST 8Ekk IMVnHT RD.~
4 RE sold Of this agency st the nanufsctursys.
Apriess, adding only the cost Of transportation.
rInstructions in operating the machine Given
gratis to purchasers ef Maehiam.
Rsfsx - The following Ladies in Keokuk, VIE
Aays these machines il ases
Mrs.. Edw. kilbousss, Mrs. A. . Chittcrdsn,
Mrs.. wn. Acaavis, Mrs. J. q. Floyd
Mira. ~. Ford Mrs.. John Burns.
Apply personally OF by lettsr to
1.x. BUELL.,
% Aain-st., Jap stairs,)
aprzSddw Ksokuk, lows.
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Lsce0psea..Ksgiish's ConPrsnise.
Eneiish has reported his compromise 70
the House, and Green to the Senate. II is .
humbug-a contemplate juggls--as bad in
it. Substantial features - the original Le-
compton. Douglas and Crittsndsn dsoounce
Il ~ surrender. But the disguise was too
thin. II will deceive nobody, and probably
take NO decided ansi-Lscompton vote but
English's own. 1t overreachss itself, and
boz fallen still-born. People are too much
In earnest to be so easily dsluded. Even the
anti-Lscompton Democrats are not, las Eng
lish seems 10 think, 30 anxious for mere
russ By which they can dscsnsly return to
the Democratic fold, - they are for the set
Element Of the question by popular and hon.
ct vote. The House instantly postponed
the confederation Of the report until tho SEQ.
ond Monday in May, BY vote Of lOS to los.
This Il ~ ll Of frmness and de-
eision. n mill failed to awe and
briD.' 70 = Dalar house into sub
mission 70 Exs 6Surpation and tyranny
But the Administrator have got English
probably. Can they "8x up'' two more p
Il they can thsy viii triamph; but ve think
Assy viii Be d11a1
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Dtenas10n Wan0oa. u
n NAN wiaA . 1amtly, No has Ven raiss1 .
A1afnr, wants place In the seuntry. Inquirs
q this Once. tapfiSdAvl
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- n " N-AO6t00s z
T1SHE partnsfSp hssstolors existing between
Aunekton, hstls u Co., in ths 1utsAsring
and 0rossfy basysess, wss dissolvsd ~ nstsd
eoasaat On tho IN day Of March, 1855. The bssi-
ness viii b sontkAssd b. Asnekton Co, Who
alone sre suthexsod to settls The business II ths
old Arm. NUNCETON . co.
April 3ed2ta
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GOLD IN IowA.--H We are 10 -
reports, gold diggings are being saY -
covered in keokuk county, Poll, Aadissn,
Union, Clark, and other coussTSs. r.
who snake haste to BE- rich, viii IN : u
eagerly, work hard, and finally M -
than they began, psrA1s ss9I n
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AAASt0 GOn9T0N x1HDe 000m1nm&s
WAnNesos, ApsiE -. VI
Senate. The Senate took no
the Deficiency bill.
Mr.. Green made . report from Tho O.
ference Committee.
House.-At one O'Clock, on motion OF Mr..
English, the Committee rose, when be made
report from The Oommittse Of Conference
on the Kansae I'LL r aigned BY English
=; II. ss s:sss. : & s':'. =.
port provides for the admission q
under the Lsoompton Consultation, y
ont on the acceptance Of the ordina1 G.
.r;ts-d " rejected. = provision will BE-
made for the formation OF new constisa-
ton.
Mr.. English asked thst the report he print.
cd, and that further consideration Of the
subjsst be postponed till tomorrow.
Mr.. Howard suggested . possponement till
Tharsday Of next week, and stated reasons
thsssfcr.
Mr.. Hill moved TO postpone tho t.
consideration Of the subje1nfill thu
Monday IN Nay. Agreed - los t. O6.-
Psnding : motion 70 resonsidse the vote and
lay that motion on tho table, adjourned.
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s1A sars.
rs. (Sse such corporation shall fail
or REUSE toPay any bill or note on demand
In tho manner specified II the 2eth sec-
ton OF this act, the Auditor, sitter ten
days notice given in two nswspapsFs
printed in the city OF New York, shall
proceed to sell. a public aucfioa, in
the city Of New York. the publ stock
50 pledged, or such portion 20 may be ne
ccssary, and out Of the proceeds OF such
sale shall cancel and pay the said bill or
note. default IN paying whIoAsshsp hage
been made % alaG 80 -
this act contained o %
implying any pied -
State for the paymS II notss
beyond the proper spY iicSt y sscu-
rites pledged 70 ths Asdite n thsir re-
dsmption.
is. The public stock dspositsd with
thesAuditos By any such corporation shall
be hsld, .erst, Tor the security Of notes OF
such corporationasa0t In circulation ~
money until tho BE are redeemed 90
herein providsd; second. fcf the payment
Of depssitors; third, for the payment Of q
other liabilities and the excess lUr The -
OF stockholders.
~. The plate. diss and &f4asiels,
which may b furnished BY the A. ~ 1or
the printing end marking Of Tho no}SS pro-
vided tor HEREBY, saaii rsmsin in mas cusiv-
dy 49, uudsr his direction. and the expense
incurred 10 executing the provisions Of
this act shall be audited and settled By the
Auditor, aud paid out Of any money 10 The
Tire asurv moi otherwise appro uriataAs and
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atients can be restored to robust, vigorou,

patients can be restored to robust, vigorou,
health.
The afflicted arc cautioned against the use of
Gus snarcs iri the columns of the public prints
to catch and rob the unwary sufferers, THAI mil.
lions have their constitutions ruined by the vile
compounds of quack doctors the equally poi.
sonous nostruns vendcd as Patent Medicines
| have carefully analyzed many of the so-called
Patent Medicines and find that nearly all of them
contain Corrosive subimate, which is one of
the strongest preparations OF mercury, and
deadly poison, which, instead OF curing the dis
case, diSablcs the system for life.
Three iowths of the patent nostrums now in
use are pu, up by unprncipled aud iguorant per-
soils who do Hot understand even the alphabet
of the materia medica, and are equally AS desti.
tute of any KIN ,wledge of the human system,
having one object only in view, and that to
make money rcga: dlcss of consequences.
Irregularities and all diseases of males and
females treated on principles established by
twenty years of practice, and sanctioned by
thousands of the most remarkable cures. Mcd-
cies with full direc ions sent to any part OF tho
United States or Canadas, by patients con,nu-
nicatng their symptoms by letter. Business
correspondence strictly confidential. All letters
asking advice must contain postage stamp.
Address, J. SUMMERVILLE, n. b.
Box No. So.
Office No. 1871 Filsert St, old No. 100. Below
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. 25, 1857. 4i-ly.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at Tam
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Due Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Mt &
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Al letters mass ne Deposited by o'clock
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All persOus vino receive newspapers ano
other periodicals, will oDser,e that Inc law
requires the Postags to be paid quarterly in
adv vance.
Letters and transient newspapers must be
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l.. Subscribers who do not give express
notice To The contrary, are considered as
Wishing 10 continue their subscription.
ii Subscribers order The d!scunlnuanre
Of their papers, the publisher can continue
I" send them until all arrearagrs are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office TO which
they are directed, they are held responsible
I'LL they settle their bill, aud order the paper
Discontinued.
l. II amy subscriber removes to another
place wi'hon, Informing the publisher, and
Ihrir paper - sent 1" Lmr former direction.
they are held responsible.
8. The Court has decided that refusing
to take Newspaper from tie othcc, or re
wing aud leaving u uncaiied tor, is prima
idcie cNld-nce oi an Intentional r.ud
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A Word to the Wise.

Love hailed little maid.
Romping through The meadow ;
Hee"'csS in the sun she played,
Srornful of the shuiow.
"Come with me-" whispered he;
'liSten. sweet, To love and rrason ~
"By and by" she m"ckcd reply
"Loye's not in season."
Years went, years came;
Light MIXED with shadow:
Love met the maid again,
Dreanidg through the meadow.
"Not SO coy," urged thv boz;
List in time to love and reason"
by and by" she mused reply
"Love's still in season"
Years went, wears came
Light changed to shadoly.
Love met the maud again,
Waiting in the meadow.
"Pass no mote: my ircam i Ger,
can listen now to reason"
keep thee coy" mockcd tic boy.
"Lovc's out of season"
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To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for tho
very liberal patronage received for the pa I,
and takes this method To inform the citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts, and the
whole South, that he has effected another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrasher,
that excels any that have ever been intro.
duced heretofore; and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging ANY other Fac.
tory, either North or South, TO produce an
equal. lie feels very confident in saying 10
the public, that his Gins excel in perform
ance any other make or pattern now in use
With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made To spew over, which no other pre-
tends 10 claim, and with good driving pow
er and attendance, n 40 saw gin, VIII gin
from To bales or more IN a day, weigh.
ing from $50 To 400 lbs: which is as much
as any "ne hand can well handle in a Gav
Any person wanting u Gin or Tnrashsr, can
be supplied by sending ON his order TO me
nj l.ewisvillc, Chester District. 5. T.. Work
will be shipped 10 any plase desired.
REPAIRING done ut the shortest posi-.
ble notice.
10 House Builders, will say that | am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS a. DOORS
of any description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
! to order. JOHN SIMPSON
June 18th. 1856 l7-tf.
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CONSUMPTION. SCR0FULA,
COUGtiS, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
Debility. and all Diseases arising from
Scrofuious or Impoverished state
Of The Blood.
lIEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE CODLIVER OIL.

Has stood the test ot over ten years experience,
aud is recommended bv all the most eminent
hySici,ns as the most valuable remedy in use.
DR. Williams the celebrated physician of the
London Consumption Hospital, took notes of
its effects in abont hOncascs, and pand l. more
efiicatious than all remedies yet discovered-
This remedy, so valIable when pure, become 5
worthless or injurious when aduteratcd. See
that the label has the eagle and mortar, and the
signature over the cork OF each bottle, M t"Ou.
sands have been cured bv the OF the gcmu.
inc article who had used others without success
Sold by all Druggists. HEGEMAN * co.
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LACGHrG% 90 -Lrugh er is not al,ugc,cr
" i""Dsh .hrug, Sometimes there = even
"io i"m in il. Solomon l.im,cf admits
there Is time to laugh. as well ns u I:nrr
to mourn. Man only Iaugbs-man, the
highest organized being; and hence the
definition that hiss been proposed of "man.
laughing animal" Ccriauly, il define,
h'm as we'll as a cooking anima,," a
too' making animal" a money making
ANIMAL political animal" or such
Ike. Laughter ve.y often shows th,
bright side OF man. 1t brings ON, hi,
happier nature, aud shows Of what sort e
stuff he is really made. Somehow ~.
ieei as 1t We never thoruughly know y,
man unHi We hear him laugh. We de-
not feel at home with him til then. We.
90 not mean mere 5, igger, but good.
round, hearty laugh. The solemn, 50.
Der visaGe, like Sundays dress, lo9.
nothing Of the rcal man. He may ac
'eFy SHY, or very Profound; very cruss, or
very jolly Let Us hear bin iaugh. and
80 c." GeciPher him at once, auG tell how
!.a heaO Yeats. We are disposed 20 sus
ptct the man whp never !au"ls At all
eysn:s, there is repulsion abou, huu
|Itch We cannot get over. Liva,er says:
"Shun that man who never laughs, who
d.8llkes music OF The glad face Of y child"
THIS rs what everybody feels, and none
more Than children, who ave quick at
reading chamclers; and their srronp ir
"i'net rarely dec"nes them Blockwood.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-07-21

How 10 SroP BLooO. Take fine dust
OF tea, or tho scrapnss of tic inside ol
tanned leather, and bnd it close upon the
wo1ud, and buod VIII soon cease 10 how.
These articles are al ull times access, bIe
and easy 10 he obtained And the blood
mas ceased 10 tlnw, laudanun may he AL.
vshtageouay applied tol tie wound. Due
Tregafd TO these INSTRUCTIONS, will save ay
itailon Of ndnd, aud running Tor the sur
geon, "ho would probably make no bet.
ter prescription, IL present.