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]. SMITH would rcsrcctfu.ly 5nrounc Q
y - the either Of Cunnt-lsrd ana sur
roGnAin@ county, tb1t be mas ,ust received from
the east whole sized Camera. OF. Of tas lar
gest tha: has eve: heen in this o.ty. lie isrc-
prepared 10 moke full i2e Photograph. Am
5roiypes sud HoI,otypps rs we'll e. al Of TIC
smaller Sizes, OF the most reasonable tcr-s.
make no precensonB of being the cheapest,
but do claim to do my work in tho most ar
'istir and wofkmanike manner, IN proof ..
which yo;i have only to call and examine spec.
fmens.
Operators supplied with pure chemicals ofmg
own manufacture on reasona Bile termF. Gallery
and Reception Rooms . doors North Of Post
Office, Ealt ST. Cumberland, Nd. Also sseni
for tho sale of steroscopic Boxes and yiews u
al parts Of the world.
Oct. -, 1859. 4. and 7. q. copy.
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CoAL.--Duty-From all the British Pro-
vinces, n. A., free; From any other foreign
country, - & cent
BALTIMORE CoAl. MARkEC.-There is but
little doing here in Cumberland Coal 1t can
be readily bought $3.50 Ter fine, $3.50 for
run of mine, aud 81, per tor for lump, deliv
cred m board ~ Locust Point, and possibly at
II still lower figure Anthracite Coal is sell
ling from the yard. at 'si.75@5 90 per ton
of 2,240 lbs.
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-exA % S.3ap' ~

Amoag the many restesa,ives which nature
has supplied to relieve The Affections of hui
msnity there is no more tavorite one for II
certain class of diseases than the medicinal
gum" of the Wild Cherry Tree, bat however
valuable it is, lis power to heal, to soothe TO
relieve and 10 cure, is enhanced ten fold BY
scientific and judicioss combination with 9th
er ingred cnts, IN themselves OF equal WORTH
This happy minglng exists in that
"Combination and form indeed
of medicine known as
Whose value in curing Coughs, Colds Bronch-
lee, Whooliag Cough, Group, .fsthma, Puino-
nary affection, and Inc'pttM Consumption IS IN
es'lmGLle.
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FIRE.-The mountains to the Norts fthis
city have been on fire for several days and
and presenting ut NSht a most brilliant
scene
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The Unive1sity's
Family Remedies:

Issued under the Seal and Authority of
TUE UNIVERSITY
OF
FREE MEDICINE
ARD
POPULAR KNOW LEDGE,
Chartered by the State of Pennsy lvunia april
2sth, 1852,
WITH CAPITAL 90 100000,
Maaly for the purpose of arresting Ike evils
of Spurious and Worthless Eostrums; slso, Ion
supplyin the Community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever Il Competent Physician ,aan1t or
viii! not be employed This Institution, located
in Philadelphia--liome Diopeus"ry and Ufi.r,
322 South Second Street, where application
for new agencies must be made 10
JOHN P REESE, President.
ROWANDS CELEBRATED TONIC MIA.
known for upwards of twenty-five cara rs the
only cure aud safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c,
aud bis i've. Unable Remedy Tor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
ROW AND )
COMPOUND SYRUP UF BLACkBSEki
ROOT, which highly imp ovednnd
POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER VITA
The University's Remedy Tor COMPLAINTS
of the LUNGS, Bronchial affections
The Jniyecsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or
INDIGESTION.
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TEcrOSen OLE
The New York
KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.

(EsrABLIsHED 1894
Announce that, having made great improve
meuts in the manufacture of Kerosene, they
are now ena bicd TO offer II TO the Trade at
4 Reduced Price.
The attention of consumers is respectfully
called 10 the suijoiued table the result OF a
photometrical examination, by Ep'D N. KENT,
ESQ., OF New York, Cheuist, and dated Feb. 3,
1873
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and the c1s9feS! p1ptr Of the kind ever Issued
We see no reason whv its circulation should
not lie extended TO fifty thousand in few
months The Indications nre iarorable 10 sdeh
II result from tie substantial. manifestations
which we receive day ~ day 10 She large num-
Der Of subscribers. \ remittance may tie
made Tor single cory by carefully wrapping
up Il GOLD DOLLAR .tad enclosing Il In an
envelope. ..
PuSTNASEERG AND OTHERS, who viii
take The trouble Of getting MS up ciab II ten
ep5ScTidty&, NJ he rae ofoNg DOLLAR PER YRAE
!Ur each subscrlLer, viii be furnished With II
copy Of tue WECgLY STATES AND Siox for Gne
year grGfts.
Poym."! IN all ragcs rgquired IN dGaoace.
G'5ent ra2aep IN ~ different St1tss rtcsils&
n atmGatJcT saSSc-ip,ions
All letters should le addressed to
JOHN p. HESS.
Washington u. e..
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M A r Il | L d.

At St. Nicholas Hotel on the evening of the
2d inst, by Rev. B. Ii. Crever, Mr.. JOHN IL.
kennedy, of Baltimore, and MARY c. SULzER
Of Moorfed, Hardy Co., Va.
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GAS LIGHT
FOR THE MILLION !!
MAcE's PORTABLE
GAS GEM ORATOR ]
AND
HyaVOcarb0n Iap0r Burner and
Fixtures
HAVING bten appointed Sele Agent for the
IL snle Of the above valuable Gas Generator,
l am now prepared to supply the Fixtures III
all varieties and prices. By this Truly valuM-
BILE invention, the resident of tho Country can
enjoy the luxury Of n first quality Gas light,
which for BIiiliancy, Economy, Economy, and
safety of its use, cannot be surpassed.
At COST of LESS THAN ONE CENT
PER HOUR.
1t produces n LIGHT equal to eight Sperm
Candles, and without Smoke SaieH. Each
Lamp md Chandelier being a Gas Works
IN miniature, the consumer il his own produ-
GER, therefore n question Of leakage or Metre
measurement to contend with. He is certain
to pay, for that only, which he consumes.
,ESs- The great desire that has been felt for
years for Portable Gas Light, simple in coa-
struction and easily managed, in this invention
is fnlly realized, and must be seen to be appre-
ciated
Every person in want Of superior and eco
nomical Gas Light, eitherfor Town or Country
is invited to call and examine for themselves,
and be convinced of its superiority over all
o ther Lights now in existence.
~ Also constantly on hand nd for sale at Re-
duced Prices, wholesale and retail, Genuine
Kerosine and Albertine Coal Oils and Lamps,
Camphen, ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps, Shades,
Globes, Chimnies, &C., DC.
WIN. HORTON, Agent,
43e West Bplt. ST., above Green North Idle.
Is- c 4 u y .-@&
TO all ukorr ftmoy Concern.
Havingprovei Priority of Invention before
the Patent Office of the United States, over the
so called "Charles B. Loveless' Seit Generating
Gds Burner" on which proofa Patent was gran
ted me By the United States. bearing date the
Goth day Of October 1858. This is to caution
all persons againsf mt,Iing, rendinJ cruising the
same, as all who SO 10, will be held responsible
for damages, as by the United States Patent
Laws made ana provided, for such isfringe-
ments ofmy Rights, srd those holding ander
me.
Also agsinstthe making, using or vending to
my parties. the so. called "Johason's Domestic
Self Generating Cos Burners" ns the same is
Infringement of my Patents, bearing date
the 22d day OF June, 1888, and also Of October
26th, A. D. 1858.
ALONZo NJ MACE,
May u, lS59-ly, Springfield, Mass.
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated Noiseless
H-~ ~ IM n Il
Sewing lAachines.

Kew Styles-Prices from $50 to Sl25.
HEMMERS, IS EXTRA.
THESE machines sew from two spools, us
i purchased from the store, requiring no re-
winding of thread they Hem, Fell. Gather,
ard Stitch in a superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
to the hand-needle, as il required by other ma
chimes. They will do better and cheaper
ing thu" n seamsiress can, even IL she works
for oee cent an hour.
An Agent can be seen for few days only ut
Andrews Shareholders Book Store, where
Machines of different styles on exhibition.
Call and see them.
Offices of Exhibition and sale, 495 Broadway,
New York, and ISL Baltimore Street, Balti-
more July IA. 1s59--6m.
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Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal TRApE.-For the
week ending Saturday, Nov. 5, 6,043.O6
tons of coal were shipped over the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 5.O73.O1
over the road Of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company Ma&ing total for the week
from the entire region Of 11.lle.lo tons.
Total shipments for the year from tho en-
tire region, 484,759. is tons
81 boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, tue 9th inst, carrying
7,192.1S tons Of Coal.
During the season 1861 hosts cleared this
port. carrying 245 500 16 tons of Coal.
A New HINGE \ week or two ago we
informed our reaaers that Mr.. Il. /. Drott,
of our city had invented a hinge for doors and
windows, superior to any now in use. 1hls
statement We made on information from the
Patent Office. Since then Mr., Brott has
called at our Office and shown US the hinge
explaining its operations, and we have DC
hesitancy in saying, that while its price will
be far below that Of any other sclf-fastening
hinge its simplicity and durability will rem
der it general faYorite By an advertise
mcnt in another clGmn it will be seen that
Ny. Dro.t offers tho patent for sale.
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HOME TESTIMONY.
BosToN, April lS, 1852 |
M Az Union ST. I


No. dS Union ST.
Ma. SzrH W FowLE-Dear Sir Your In
valuable medicine, can truly say, has literally
sna,ched me from the grave. Last July was
attacked by Sudden Cold. which resulted in
II very severe Cough, with violent Paius in the
Side and Chest. | became so much reduced,
tha, my friends frankly told me that must
die At this crisis, heard of Hisfqrs Baksaui
Of WitI Cherry, and immediately sent Tor IA
bottle. The effect produced WAS indeed won
dcrful Ny physician, one of the most respect
allie in Boston, who had previously told me
that cure was hopeless, came in and in
formed him what | had taken. lie examined
the Basam, AND advised me 10 continue the use
OF it, sirce which time have continued ,c i'm
prove daily; and the same physician who had
given me up. told me. II few days since, that
might yet live many years.
Respectfully,
MARY ROWE.
re- Berare Of VIE cnd Worthless Counter
jcitsi The only Gera,gs, J u9e, and NeAcinai
Baisam has the nume OF 81 BUTTS" written
with pen, ind the printed unme of the pro-
prie,ors, S. ", fOWLE Il Co., on the outside
wrapper.
Prepared by S. ". F0WLE Il Co., BosroY,
and for sala by.
J.B Il. CAMPBELL and IIEALEY & SHRl-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY & STEW ARD, FrostJurg
HENRY WILSON, Frsrernport.
Aud by dealers eyerywh here.
Nov ig19-tt
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l. 6 8 0 .

"It fs the duty Of every eitizen Of this Great
Republic to foster ana encourage native
genius and American enterprise"
p0niel Webster.
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New Goods Newy Goods!
Coll and SEQ HatI end Sea-

Gel, ana See. Ca,l and See
cTovEs. sHrLF. HARDWARE, ROUSE
y KEEPING GOODS, NOTIONS Of ALL
KINDS.
RnShs.. % ~, .irds. APPLE Pec.er.. Ttmily
Grind stones. onar As,t AID ssrapefs, Tin
Guns, Tin Bae-c's, Tia Wash Fas,pe, Wn;h
fuht. 3aehet:, Moons and Bt.taes Of all
a;nd:, Common oArire. CoG~s Nils, spice TO-.
'.uTt and Carriage "hips, and large apply of
evory description Of useful goods can be had at
tho .'Notion store" at the Corner of Baltimore
and Centre Streets, Cumberland.
THOMAS JoBNs;
Sept. -, lS7e. A. and +. c.
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A New Hinge and Fast
ening.

TIE suhscrloer mas lhVehteu HIhBe HHU
4 Fastening suitable for windows and doors,
aud which Tor simplicity and durability is I'M
cquulled by any other known. 1t is so cot
structcd that the Image and fastening canbe
cast together or seperate, tho fastening can be
connected with amy of the hinges now in use
1t can also be manufactured to sell at price
far below that at which the hinges with fast
nings now sell.
lss- Having obtained patent for the above
ma med hinge and fastening will sell the right
for each State or for the United States.
Noy.!0 1Sjy--tf. ii. I. DR0TT.
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uELMB0LD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
II For diseases Of .he Bladder, Kidneys, Graz
vel, aud bropsy.
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20 Advertisers & Business Men.

Tie "Ciritian ard telegraph, " 'cihe cIrcr'a-
ton 81 ONE TH0 US4ND, dmens me .tar-
D,ers, miners, manufacturers, mecha"'cS
and substantial Guinness men, Of TINS ana
adjoining counties, is confidently reconan'en-
dea as medium Of Advertising $"'paSSea
by no OTHER papcr q, Westcra Aary'and' Ii
ni.a.bers among its readers those 'rho are
able 10 bug literally and pay promptly. and
,ohc.ss custom no,a9 be rnlncaDte 10 business
me3
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.2iipp~i orer the Geo'yn'r Creek C""t and
Iro. rompuny's Raiirsri for,he some periUd.
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Bosroy Coal MARKEr.-English Camel
re! is steady, at Sl2(9l2 sop CHI. cash, with
p'tan sales. In Pctou and Sydney there have
! slein! further cargo sales at "a Is ca 100 u
ton, cash. Anthracite has boon in steady
retail demand at So per ton.
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NOTICE.
The Eureka shuttle
Sewing Machine
Price Fifty Dollars.

INllE most perfect Sowing Machine evE
i made, co nbining the improvements of ten
Patents, they will Stitch, Hem, Fell, Bind, and
Gather, = will sew from the hncs, canbric to The
coaIsesi and thiGkest fabric, includu: leather
using glnce or unglaco cotton, linen thread,
klein silk or twist. making IA nta: lock stitch
both sides alike, tina; capuut br ravtlod and
regularly licensed auier J.. How, IRIS Patent.
Send for circular and samples ~ scw;a. -
Andres, l.. NICHOLAS.
Prsi: u ilu ward ~,
Sent, lSi. liz ltitnGrp
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The PropheE;

By ELIJAH ETH CAKES SMITH.
There will also Dc commenced in an early
number of the coming volume n MOST START
LING AND INTENSELY INTERESTING o.
RIGINAL NOVEL, entitled
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PHILapELAHIA Coat MARKET.

NEW YoRK COAL MARKET. The demand
for Domestic coal is fair, and prices are steady.
Sales by the cargo at So 200 81 40 d ton,
and from the yard at 81 l0GeS4 rs per ton.
The demand for Foreign is fair, with a light
stock.
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commence the publication o our paper. en- Stsi
LARGE, AND LEcrs,T TYPE undtr the ,ii!e Of
TAE STATES AND UNION.
The Crios" is name that is endtn:td %
the editor VI TaF SfATLs ty many aeIe+Hhie
recollections. He brought it ath HIM to
Washington from Nashville, where II WIS tho
u'!e OF the home organ Of CeLtrai Jackson and
III. Polk, with which he was ed.toriaily Is.
sociated.! aud ma, nj y adopted, at his ins,autr.
by the iaIuenteG Mr. Richie, ihe a'en Ne.iot
OF the American pIess Ms an appropriate Dafl.e
tor the Danocraiie journal Which they joioti,
established, and The 6Ist number o. which Wal
issued on Jef.erson's tir,il iny Ia 1886. Il IL
II name That was beloved by such sterling pa.
,rio,s and Democrats AS Genera! jachsGa,
James K. Polk Nj Richie, General Atinstiorg
ard their contemporaries, and aaa.e craven
oh The hearts oftie Democratic trriy.
When The journal which il represented .uUue!
that its Interests would lie hrre!iied rs cr,i-
ing IT aside anu substituting nnotter, we '1e.t
resolved that, rs il had BEEN thls reIaiciaifd,
nc would take II up, and plnce Il oil toe beau
o. our own columns, as sUuG ma ? suitable I.i
Rod arrived.
TIE STATES ASp CHloN will be conducted
with an exclusive regard 10 lie principles Of
the Siate-riehts Democracy, will be ihdept.c
en-. Df factions, and unbiased by partial intro
eSls. We may add that several OF The Ab!.s,
contributors TO the Union during The time W.
we're connected with Il, have voluntarily PROM
Used tc write TO- the TaE STATES AMI UsfoH, ia
behalf OF the cnnsc in which We ARE enlisted
NJ they did in by-eone years.
twill he furnished TO subscribers nj the low
T. riph NJ
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cIs Ell L.
STATES AND UNlON.
The hcapeAi Paper in the
south.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER ANNuNI
THE WEEKLY EDITION.

On the first day OF October neat w viii
commence the publication o our paper. en- stsi
LARGE, AND LEGis,T TYPE under the ,ii!e Of
rHasE stEAQlHS AMI I1NIng
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ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

THIS IS but bnreIy remunerative, bat ~
have placed it thus low in order that i, mn
be within the reach Of every Demot rat aui
others who are inclined 10 read it. II will con
tain all the leading editorials hice appear IL
the daily editions, AS we'll as large amour.
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eraaas3t, and ma tiers Of interest appertaiuing
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which will perhaps he of more interest 10 tho
nation. ihnnr previous Congress which has
assembled ut Washington since the formation
Of tire goyeTnn. e-i.
l,w!!l embrace the w.lolc political canvass
for Tie
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The SLAYER of the Coast;

BY GALLO UN MCKENZIE.
THE GREAT RIP UBLIC MONTHLY is the
largest Magazine Published in this county,
Over $4,000 has been already expended to
bring il 10 its prese n, high degree OF merit.-
The publishers are determined to give it the
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD,
With this view they make the following
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-19

salt Lake City In1ssse4 ~ Mandolin.
INDIAN OUTnA01A


L1Ay19Wuqs1 April Is.
The Utah nail NJ sdsjesS 10 the 18th
ult., has arrived.
bsosass United 6tAts tfoope we're stationed
there during the session Of the Second Dis
triot Court. There were rumors Of threat
sned collision, but no aotual denominations
had been made. Gov. Cummings had bssn
sent tor to meet any contingency which
might arise.
Salt Lake City was infested By regularly
organised Banditti, who were committing I'll
sorts Of depredations. Some Of them had
been arrested.
The Indians continue TO interfere with the
mail on the route from Salt Lake to Placer
vile, shooting at the carriers and stealing
the Company's stock.
Mai. Dodgs, Indian Agent. had arrived ct
Salt Lake City from Carson Valley.
Dr.. Forney, Sup't Of Indian Affairs, had
left Salt Lake for the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-19
II Knovv 8Jao Wouno.

nnson w. was . staid an6 No.
l1 6eason II ono Of The intesloE ~
NJ otase, Who ha1 : vein of ~, 6n1
bumeF II his oomp11i1fon. ~ 0eoeoa
: hoy Of some dozen snnmeEs, Who was r.
1ltned 90 b little urly whsa net un1sf tAe
pafefnal eye. In school, especially, Joha
Was ! source Of constant annoyance 20 IN
teacher.
One day the mistress punished him 70,
some misdsmsanor, and John went hone
crying. and told his father that tho mistress
had whipped him.
eWhatD exclaimed The deacon, slsyaline
his sysbrows, ssbssn whipped 2''
"Ys-a-s," sobbsd John.
"And did you lot seonson whip yss''
shouted the deacon
s:Ya~a-s. ! couldn't help e."
"Wsll, John, yoa little rAseal, you 70 "a
school tomorrow, and Il Miss 49, usdsr.
takss 70 whip 70 agin, you jsst piteh d
don't lot UoHsS1 whip 70, IL 70 can help Il.
Don't take any stick % strike with, but x
may strike, scratch, bite and kick = nuoh
q ye're mind 10.
The next day John wsnt % school, aad,
smboldsnsd b the psrmission given 81 III
father, ~ soon brought befsfs - tri6unal
Of violated rulss. The tsashsR undertook u
correct him, and hs did - his father told
him. The result No that John rot nosl
numerical tfounoing and Va thoroughly
subdued. when be went home, 30 went q
bic father, crying:
"Wsll, dad, got N awful bad liakin' to-
day
nWhatl" said the old deacon, adid you
lot that woman whip 70 again 2D
"Ya-a-s," whimpersd John, 81 kioksd
struck and a her all could, but she lossasse
mo orfully."
"Ahs |" chueklsd che humorous old dee
con, ssyou tarnel little fool, knew Oh,
would and she'll give ye . trouncinK ever,
time she undsrtakss u !; % | advise u 80 b.
have Yourself il fstafs."
John began TO have Some perception ol
bio fathers motive, and sver aftsrwafd hs
was sadd3 and wissr boy Aroossoot
Pioneer.
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Prom Washlngssn.

WAsHNoron, April 15.-Signor Perss; Of
Nicaragua, arrived here this evening with
the amended Glass; Yrissari treaty.
Postmaster Capen left Washington to-day
for Boston.
We are requested on the part Of Mr..
Sickles to state that he deeply regrets for
many roaaons, particularly for the sake Of
bis child who must one day read the record
OF her mothers shame, that the confessioa
Of Mrs. Sickles Was published. The psbli-
cation WAS contrary TO his wishes, and II il
had been within his power he would have
suppressed il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-19
Eron Washimgeon.
Especial Dispatch TO the N. Z. Tribuns.1

Special U1spatch 70 the n. I. Tribune.1
WAsHINaroH, Aplil Is.
Count Sartigss recently submitted to our
Government tho project Of IN arrangement
proposed between France and England for
verifying tho nationality Of merchant YES.
sells suspected Of selling under false eolors,
France being indispossd to adopt it without
previous agreement with the United States.
Mr.. Oass replied, rsitsrsting tho principles
asserted during the search controversy last
summer, and expressed HE readiness for .
settlement on that basis, which holds the par
ty making forcibie visit or search rsspon-
sible for the consequences. No answer has
vet been received from Mr.. Sartiges, but il
Il supposed that Mr.. Cass's conditions may
prevent any arrangement, - France cannot
accspt inferior terms to ours after this ref
erence.
The name Of the Washington Union haa
been changed to The Consultation. The Cd.
itor says thst hereafter Is will ssNSlesps-
per.n and 10 execution Of bio plan writes I
leader ID favor Of the war with Mexico mot
the NEXT war, but the last one. His second
effort will probably bs In support Of the
American Revelation.
The frst number Of tho Constitution to-
day, 10 regarded - fxsle. Mr.. Bowman
cannot bs alsoted printer 10 the Senate.
The Spanish Minister has not gone TO New
York to look after fillibusters or sseret Span
ish sgents = alleged, but FOR social ralaxa-
ton exclusively.
Mr.. Groesbeek's friends regard the sug-
eestion Of the Patent Olkee for him, . a
indignity. During tho Lsoompton struggle,
the President frequently invited him % the
White House, and hnally conquered his pref
udioes. Il was then understood that Il :
vacancy occurred in the Supreme Court, no
would Be appointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-19

sr 80. wnI11Ins.

Happy - whoss Inward ~
An9S1 90 stiAGe IN her
Or The 1ahhlS lanehtees
Ard wills hAtrsdss fsekots hafn
0linpess through ~ smoke dlooern
q ths god ksrsAft<.
Knowing this: that never yet
Share 81 truth was vainly set
In the world : wide fallow;
After hands shall SOW the seed,
After hands from hill and mead
Resp the harvest yellow.
Thus, with somewhat Of the seer
Must the moral pioneer
From tho future borrow;
Clothe the waate with realms Of grain,
And on mdnight's sky o1 rain
Pain the golden morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-19

DLord byron made comparison 81
divsfs languages with music. ssThs Russian
tongus,0 sAid 10, ssis like ksttls dram ~
German ike base vol; French. Ike wod.
ding hymn; the Italian, Ike IN Aoltan harp;
tho English only being the hannah voios. -
On the contrary, Hsino gives the following.
He says: "Taks word into tho mouth, turn
i around therein, and spit Il out that's Eng
lish.D