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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

A., r,.F55 INT Couyox FnIED CAKB.-One cup
rI ~ sugar one cupful of cream, three eggs,
.,r.- cir.f.arn,n or nutmeg, and a teaspoonful of
-aierotus ut in jumbles or in strips, and
tglst. Fry lard.
Arss,1 & sTARDs.-Blanch quarter of a
,.o,nd Of il ynds, beat fine; add pint Of cream,
'Eo spooar S of rose water, and the yelks of
four iges Sugar to taste
,e,.FF.arE INK FROM LrsES.-Dip the soiled
ii n ,1rc allow Wash out the tallow and
- M 5.lin will remove with it.
o.~.ols Two cnpeful Of -four, one teaspoon
- n -.rrtr and four spoonsiul Of molasses.-
~, $50 ia butteriuilk adding toasp0onfal d
i.r AXE one hour
esges put aTouud the body Of
100 iasi beneath the s8dace Of lhs
~ commended as preventive of the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Tuli. 4 CoI.cy,
AND Dcqtae', to'@ O,

j IL pr'lgL caiHdy rcwored,
rR. Il INUW9n, r., ~. AZ g. 80, '.g s,H.- "a,
ii he q larr f.-'ss o. Tls Hi-'a.rs I'd r u.i ' -
srTu4i ~ ih uesir 1Fi.i-' ,a,l % - l ,l % ""
ll,Iy ~ me most iisiiuru,-hi luinp auIEs u o..
sra lsll sa7erssl nlssi, Il Is Ae oly uHhh' Ni' i'
i ~ he r,sry e ms ireatmeut an b. rfsr-
s D, uaF uns hundred ls,nr' rsiru II iy nnl state
"a o. ,, hs AZ ant uu sinr solitary case "a oAr snow,
st, asa sr i O. ,ir' g'irr Partial % ,n,"i 5,1nason (.
rsrrlf,, Many shn rHli Mt bear uf l'i ~ r''tl az
anne -th can nov laT Na!,h 81 a. We H ,t EG'
~ H.. al NJ u,st.lT,na IymIsn, caloi "pnm
W & iI ir1iggut rlani, pc',rmiugui. Whvu d.
III, rrai o. fry AMI srlly with little ~ np srrNl, when
die a anu, j. accompanied wIh noise la The ear HE tins 81
| rh,us q, ins,cls, rusng Of bells nsllng 0ilrave on'
stu Is en- rush oiho"i I" The head had 'aLrn Iacc
rn h- hearing lr,' In hu cloudy weather. or when
si has ln taken, , melhl II alng the disease Is inia
rr Ia deaf ai dumb ea-' my experience warrants ne IN say
s1rI Ia the deaf apl dumb schools sc, cut OF c,S' 81
tNur'u, succeeded IN restoring four to acute hearing.
Dr. " hs explicitly g. state That In w'" case c nnIrrlF, e
lie guarantees uU'gl rrulI-cumlgic restoration OF ur
,, such warS', Improvements a., WI 80 prEcly 1ii.-
ly NJ. mrlr' an iillfnlly aAel AMI direction i'lcr-
io alr,u', VII please state tr asr, duration Il 'hr Ills
h., il u,i.yr, 'a's Irn the external ~ gsy' Il there arr
irn tlr 5a,,r u,ir deafness, When the hearing 4,
~, 81 cNugg Hat ,a,o In ga circumstances will con-
''"' VIZ DISEASES or THE EYE
,u y ca,0lhy rapp,rln II MrplcTEp NArouS, &c.;
+nu In nFllr ami uns treatment for diseases II the EYE
nyutr 80 yrncCaiarlc sccks, Inflammation, Film and Weak
2ns II Nru GEnulion OF the ld-, liberation Ut the Iacy
ma, Glars a.. To the astonishing AMI gratifying ELECTS ui
s treatment a., cl, the youth, those 81 mature AZ, wei
n, u" Tar alyaucr In f, all bear testimony to the wonder
= hl,v r,nayatirg healing nwl soothing effects.
ltu, c Five Dollars. pr Els work on disease o
M ~, Naurs and Treatment Of the Deaf AMI humhiustrat
\ I Mn @ ,l,rpr e SO. Money letters hr register
I IN tie mu,,,r such only viii he at ourriSE Correspond
X, Mt must rilolr,y postage,
Mrr,, apparatus, Ne, sc'l I" any iFt AZ my expense n'
= iii Allr.s n. ENWuOn IN. Bro0kiyH, ". y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
anfOULrURAfa
cotton against Dp.ih.

H HiffInf HfsHIH |.|s. Hf.. I.Uf
IFa tfH..fi.H. HrI .l .TIIn.rF
ni pfitf ltim flIusf lf|.lI lH.
fly'tlf.afh slIIs Ifs.,u .III. sfTfri.
rair rtuI.s iu contact nltI 'r.ly
isali % dsIHsir' mIlf'ur', fs il, 10
with ir. FI'.r F' '"' ii1T ''I'.
ssp.a s.I' af IrI. iH.rrH t'It1 ami
COOLER r.au fIf .ira..1i itH sur
HtIf Lrl % "a hs ium 10 sa.if
rHn-. .rlr..-..i, 'suty 'H r'.u.r
res piiH iH' ed. siA .r r.-.i iH.H"
l-s,ir..l HyraH, lTugi i' s.u
gei Go l.sl ug gcll.r ..lh 'e,|r
.s lui i1,
source nl 'rulf.s..u .u Hur rlaHtTE
lowing. COS sf.i ni say tHs"n, y'n
would De- luIn--i.'r taHt % gfI
= from ig1gJh II che s... waTh g1i,. p
leplh al titegn Inches, i-aa'' lt.
un 1i such a soil Wu.,l I.-Ain lN''s'
= after tls surface sa'l!. have o.. ~
miles Gam the ,,luls- " our Fr't-''
Al lnarg Ila,rf as uclil WHOA
lir Ul TsseLirs, Ws la.Uk ihem lHn g','-
Lut ,tili nae will maet tAfl uu ilsh
A Et!i Thoroughly lu.seEitsd o. a
en- Inches Nill s.llln suirr lah lin
Alundsu. aul reliable I.'''".u..H
rullI,lsl. iu. 10 show that Aslls
Ia,ti gf,i- ht ur ten inches have es-
MT Wien ut.sr fields, equally we'll
,,Ith lie ,ins!r exception that they
,Ilut halgas lsrr, Uil ,ly failed olI
rys. Tia, lrrp plnNiHs a. sn.-'i7h'
lsiirsI any ordinary dr'ul"'-'"y .S'
Z 4Ul sayrrcst-ls an .'' ''''' ""'"'
tgs gsH -la-f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

.y,yr,,FlNl C,RRA>I llUH You may
orus many a, you like, IN 'isi' way way :,
Who las sur.c Etl Dutch ~ Nhii,
rrants they are much better than ne
"a Or white curgmrs, a. % them '":
few cuttings. or - 20 u nursery am
and, II YOU take u fancy 10 slme o'N'
5r instance some of those limo new
raj of which every good nurserym.ar
ave, such a. the White Grape, White
nj. Fertile Of Pallua, Cherry and 9th
you have the cuttings, obey should
foot lun,l take sharp knife AMI
buds out from more than half 'hy
OF il, taking care not u hrc lh'
,at any more than lust enough To taE.
ut: then put thyu away wrapped ~
E. and buried IN sumo earth in the eel
y Sprins. rs soon 80 the earth Is
them out. They may b. simply stuck
ALLOW soil, al,c it is sradra, and ih'
cras. roots all mkcn out, and The
ed close about them. The first bu,
wo OF three inches above the soil ant
a he no bud below. Thus each cut
ruw ~ fine lj;,lc tree, and no suck
ne from the root. Next year the.
uit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

--ss.s n THE ;,vUs.ssu Buc.-Takea quantity
ng rspnY 5a es, stalk, buds, &c, or any p%S::.s O.
tUe r1ppy, ID steep in water either cold or hot;
and II poryj.s are not to be had, take u small
surut;sy vi plum and dissolve it in water =
Ihr liquid, applied with an exceedingly fine
-rfiuklcr 20 the vines, once or perhaps twice,
,sjil c.u-- ia 'varmints to leave the plant new.
-l 10 rctuT1 Where they go, do not know,
r,ither DO ! are. 1t will not kill the bugs, for
they FnCv liter than to take anything of an
o,ia.s nature. The same liquid applied with a
81 airt gun 20 apple. trees, efiectually prevents
the ra,agss f the apple tree worm. An ounce
Of opium would probably be sufficient for larg
orchard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
DR.. J. D. RANKIN e. coz
Celebrated Southern Family
NJ + DC | n + s,
FiuX Mixture .
Ncrmifuge,

EcaUy NG!icl' y iUS !n iA'h'''
Eypcctoraut, VcrmifuSe,
Lircr. Saaoiire ami ChW unit Fcrcr Pills.
hcsc Medicines carefully prepared to suit the Southern
dseasS and are Inc result Il, {" III, c r % he 'y in
autors admit that there great difference in the treatment Of
penared TO nut up class Of medicines suitable the disease
Iof this climate than Jayne Iouden, MI@nc and other per
Do DR. s J' b. RANIIIN 4 CO IS LIVER PILLS,
Are the most powerful remedy offered to the public for all
Liver Complaints Bilious affections Of character what
so5 sTs iSh as IN the
shoulders and back All kinds of bilious evcrs cls and fever
stomach bowels and liver disgust of food swimming in the head
choakng sensations nushes of the ace and skin
DIR. j. d. RANKIN q CO.'S
Celebrated Cherry Erpectorom
Us positively the best medicine discovered for Pneumonia
purs bronchitis coug colds ns, S asthma n1a
~ DIR. j. b. RANKIN & CO.'S
C'e7ebrafed FHir and Diarrhca Mature,
viii never fail when the directions followed, fux
iarhea Cholera, cholera orbus, complaints, gripping
pains the stomach and bowels sick stCmach yom" mad
cramps Also for all discharges of blood from the noac lungs,
DIR. j. d, RANKIN " CO.'S
Celebrated R.ady Relief
,ro., rnruoonaly the remedy offered tn the pub
for diseases the muscles and joints govt r
,ayss nuuness, sprns, stiff joints muscular debility, bruises
Gmei breast frost bitten feet, spinal Affections neuralgia sore
Throat ouinsy humps Group milk leg chronic ulcers
white swclltg- slck Hefl-HhtN 81" ' '
4 the eruption recedes Also for chill AMI fever.
Ear borses and sock valuable remedy for sprains
poyin scsld scratches bruises swellnE Of all kinds ana io
dieascs the glands And for blow ny and "
other remedies totally Insignificant In comparison 10 h'-
Give it a trial, it never fails.
'''' $ . DIR. j. d. RANKIN & CO.'S
chill and FCrcr PHI
Never fails chill and fever and are very me tone
DIR. J. D. RANKIN Il co. 5 NERNllFUGE.
I, iullIiahlc all forms Of worms ,.- -,
pr j d. Rankin Co.'S EYE WATER, never tai9 10 cure al
forms Of eyes. s., .,,, n 7
These most valuable medicines prepared and sold by Dr.
H. Rankin Co., Palestine, Texas, and sold by our agep
a'fOus"0"' '"' saw I'D RANKIN, NJ D. co.
4 Feb 2 1850 Billy
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Medical Notice.

Having associated ourselves In the practice Of Medicine.
respectfully offer professional services to the public
generally, and will give strict attention to all entrusted to
Oir $. d. PRYOR, NJ. D.,
ClIAS II. PRYOR. NJ. d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Il. G. Mckenzie,


A TITO r e VA I'll n w,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
TWILL practice his profession in all the courts Of
w the 10th Judicial District, comprising the coun-
ties Of Collin, Grayson, Cook Montague, Clay Arch
or, Throckmorton, Young, Jack, Wise, Denton, Tar
rant, Parker johnson, Ellis and Dallas in Kaufman
of the 9Th District and in the Supreme Court of the
State, Mt Austin.
Office at the old stand of Good s Mckenzie, one
door West Of the Crutchfeld House. T3Gtf1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
ER- "a. GUY.

TTORNEY-.aT-LAW,
LANCASTER, DALLAS CO., TEXAS.
Ill business entrusted to him will receive prompt AMI faithful
"A attention.
Feb. 10, lS50--;:}1y.
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Money 10 Lean.

4 IL those tlai indebted to Us fcr the years Of
II ls5G and z, eoBie ~ aud settle. Money Va
~snt aad money We must bsre,--or dgsa the SAM
N note sAEnf E THOMAS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Einutlunn Fcmnlc SchooI.

'VrIlE sre0ul Session II the Kaufman lcmal School
will commence on the last Monday in January, al
lc fluVpg rates u tuition, per session oi i've months
t0 Wit
Fgrsr CL,ss-0rthogaply Reading Writing Pr,
mary Geography, . '"
SnoNn CL,ss-Eug Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic, Nat. Philosophy, Botany, Age
Ira commenced, 49,, Sl- W
TnmD CL,ss--Algehra, Geometry, Astrnmy,
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Evidences o,
~ Christianity, Nc, slI W.
Latin aul French Languages each extra, $ . gu
Music on Piano and Guitar, each, 80 ui
h., ~ Instrument : . ~
incidental fee, > W.
Ornamental hrauees, -usual charges,
Students charged from time OF entrance until the
close of the session, Nodeluetion made only IN cases
III prOtraetel sickness,
MRS, NJ, TONPRINs, Principal,
References Of character, AMI experience as an m
dTUsircs:
Rev, \. e. ALLEN, Prln, Of Smithyillc Institute,
Smithville, Miss,
Prof John e. STEPHENSON, LaGmngc, Ala,
Hon. Jos, II. TUDBLr, Frankfort, Ala.
WN, Bur0Rp, Esq Bright star, Texas,
Rev. :, W, NEVER, Hooker, Hunt co., Texas
ELDER JAMS \, BurLEn. Sterling, Ark.
Kaufman, Texas, Jan. 1859. 8O:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

, CASA correspondent of Enc
says:
if Hungarian Grass is profitable for
ovation. affirm that it is. First,
n to Hungarian Grass will yield as
acres of Timothy, and the hay is MS
non hay and oat. Horses at ordina-
lire no other feed, and it will make
k sleek and glossy. Second. there
nod crops grown on the same ground
n of i tons per acre. think one
BOD as 2 tons of Timothy. My ex-
rowing it is: 1t wants dry land ;
round once before and once after ;
means, as that is of the most i'm
SOW one half bushcl Of seed to the
and one third ola bushel for seed.
the seed has grown to full size, and
lgain as other hay; stack well and
D Slough Grass. No farmer will do
ter he has used it once"
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81. a. league.

afro RNE "a TEA W,
KAUFMAN, TEXAS,
WILL practice In the District cTi IT the Wh judicial Dis
tc,, IN an casrs tie district NJ kaufman cuul
Messs, Crav,ns uooeh 81 Palestine will he associated with
him, II the parties desire IT, Ci6!yl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Dr. I'D. Il. Thomas,

WOULD embrace this opportunity Of returning his grateful ac
knowlcdmt for the kind and liberal patronage received
during the past year. and hopes by strict and faithful attention to
his professional duties, to merit continuation.
o. Office syre Thomas Drug Store where he may DO
found ut all hours, unless professionally absent
lShS-3OlY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Sutps,in 81 Hughes,

SWENIs0 az EAIEsTCs,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
DENTON, DENTON COUNTY,
A RE just in receipt of large and full x-A
1 Y assortment of DRUGS, MEDI- G@8&49
CINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, va 4
OBS and DYE-STUFFS. Also, a full tI
assortment of BOOKS and STATINOARY CD
We especially invite the attention Of the LADIES
to our large and splendid assortment of
Perfumery Toilet and Fancy Articles
Give us cali and examine for yourselves.
SUTPIIIN & HUGHES.
Denton, June &c, 1s5s--52tf
Take Notice.
THE School Books ordered expressly for the schools
i in this section " ile County have Just arrived
and for sale At the store Of 4. NJ SIACKP0LE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Plant ng Implements,

a
'nilcst TO every southern planter u"i
.... OF cultivation necessarily TO soou anu
.''. We crops IS u peculiar one ne" s., Wv
Nv l,!lvrt'"e1 VI n',l,'r ,,,, ' ,L,
'eom!iar 'ha' Nre 9? Nc "Snh "p"" I G's
nut We ,';e,m Nv I'm, ~ ,h'so rI,n
use shou.' ~ '5''''' Wv" 80 W.
Use ana ,,ulT',N,r,' S,,'G G'w ,I c wor
.",. m"hG'Hc'"It' 'A l'p.''! w '.u m",.
perform. WI" ''i"' "n ,.as' c'n,,
me W"rEtn: vi ,,"'.'V.m ' ,,a,'
S"lIeu 10 l's Wo.N V,,s a,, , ',"2
''.| 'n,esS 70 us ~ ly',s' n'"y Tn.. :,
W ioss J." NOR W. ,',r inv" strSv 81
w s.'Vs n,'. ,,e; ~ L" tirird ~ I'M.
~ h"!"s PtT'is''y M''T, w. ',.','il
ui's nm 10y inI' - 80 ",,a >" Io
NM "i'r V,,r" J''c w. I;n% ,,onted
-..a . az. ttCr , S' VI sm,rp ana narS nc
.''. n,.i " a'''I .,,.,.,,,d soyn ,,,st daol o
T III. ,,.,,,r. - voln II answer
do,i ~ AZ, ynv,t;nn Of .m;rit which ever,
" w. ", Ill ,,r,, ,y;iIinrlv he rcliey
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
gBr. "A. 4. Johnson,
Esr. .EeN. Peak, .Dr.,
sur EO.N DE .N'TIS r.,
nAJJAS TEXAS

III
fully inform the citizens Dallas, and the
w rounding country that he has recently returned from the city
of louisville and permanently located in Dallas, for the
practice of his profession. Having experience OF two years,
and far last months in the city Of Louisville, under the
practitioners in that city he iattcs himself that
he will lie enabled entire satisfaction lie is prepared
with all kinds of work in his line the best man
shortest notice. specimens which be at his office.
Feb'p. SILLY
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Mckinney EsStel.


Rogers House.
WAXAHACHIE, ELLIS CO., TEXAS:
,be subscriber respectfully to the travelling
public that large and commodous hotel now ssHE
omen for the reception entertainment of the publc-
Ills constant unremtng eotts will continue heretofore
to given render those who favor him with call comfortable
land HOME" His table is constantly furnished with every
thing be procured in the market and his table supplied
refers IN the nbic generally t. ROGERS.
The adjoining towns or points June! %, 1S56-6:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

inALLAS CONIMANDERY, No. 6, meets at the
- Asylum in Dallas on the third Thursday IN each
month, JOHN Z: Mcooi,
NJ E. Grand Commander
4 .JSo. NJ. CROCKETT, Recorder NOV. oo-lyI
lnALLAS COUNCIL, u D., OF Royal ana Sc
lcct asters, meets at the Masonic iiail' III Dai-
'las ON Friday the 4th of February, inst
MS '-' J. C. Mccoy, 7. l. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
HAWKINS, A, A. HiMnLE
Hawkins T. kenlbic,

AIIbNN ~ S-Al-uAN,
Waxnhnchic, Ellis County. Texas.
" ILL practice in the Courts OF le 10Th, 18th, aud
w gth Judicial Districts, [3Glyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
q. VI. Loving
guo I'D, kcrso,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAw,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WILL practice i profession the Courts Of the 10Th Judicial
hstnrt, aul In The suTnc and Federal Courts at Austin
Dallas, Rch, . 1859 alsly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
uSEIrI J.. DICKSON. JAMES W. ThRoekMoRroS
Dickson 81 ThrOci.sNOrfOn,

n ONINI.I S-lf -IIZf ~
Mckinney, Collin County, Teas,
viii attend to such business may he conde to them in the
Courts Northern Texas and the Federal and Supreme Courts
Mr. Dickson was formerly Of the firm of Morrill, DICKSON
Clarksvile Texas t1o.ul
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Amos llArriil.

(Farmsriy Of CiarksrHe, BED Rirsr CouHiy,)
Attorney aud Counssilor-Rt-LRw,
AUSTIN, T%AS.
Dec 10, lSiG-2h;ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

SID vaiue, eefors 'h'eref n ~ United State.
They have nov 70 Chef o,ofco ss and vii. ey tho
end Of be cotton year (os N let n ssoeussr, proSa
bly, nos fall MUCH Thing short Of Of oatos
Al IN average value OF $50 per bale the 100000 bales
already shpped Will amount 70 tho Of Sl4S 900 900.
II the exports reach 100000, Of which there is q
prospect, the vaue will be $50 O0o, Oc0, against
s3 eco fer the financial year ending June So 1868.
The -four market Was 10 some better d. mAad, vito lair
salcs, ouah without furthe' cosDge N p,ces OF a
portsn Wheat drm for new ard CT dice lots, VT
old snd Inferior qualities were neglected. Among the
trarssctcpe were Kentucky NV white at 81 IS. C,'n
was less plenty and frmev sales OF old AID mixed
were aaoe 81 77c. 78kc, round yellow at s,' ASS,
and primo white Southern at $50. 0cc. Pork ds
pressed, with sales Of mess at us so BIS 62H ans
prime at 81 62h. Sugars were stesoy, With Gales OF
about GOO bids aud $50 boxes rates given In another
place. Sales Of COO bags Rio coffee were made a. steady
p'ices. Freight eneaseu nts mrders.s while rates
were steady; 10 Liverpool cotton taken at s2i.
s1d,, and -four a. Is. Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

ENFORCEMENT OF THE SABBATH LAws--AN OP-
PoRTUNlIY OF TESTING THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL
IlIY.-The Metropolitan Police, under the direc-
'icn Of their p'ous Cbief and sauctimonious Com-
mssioners, seem determined to force our citizens
TO test the coustitutionality of the Sabbath laws
Complains have been made against some thirty
liquor dealers, doing business principally in the
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth avenues for carrying
on their lawful trade last Sunday in disregard
of the statute ana Of the resolutions adopted by
the Police Commissioners on the subject of the
paramount religion Of New York. No man
with mind free from prejudice and hnaticism
would attempt to uphold such statute or such re-
solutions in face Of the plain provision Of the
constitution Of this State that tbe free exercise
ard enjoy mept Of religious profession and wor-
hip, without discrimination or preference, shall
forever be allowed in this State to all mankindn
Nov, we would like to know whether the CON-
pelIing cpe class Of the community to observe
as sacred particular day, to which another
class of the community ascribes no peculiar
sarctity, is not an unjust discrimination
VI preference" The Jew has NO reverence for
the Christian Sabbath, the Seventh-doy Baptist
has bone, the freetb'nker has none; majority
Of protesting Christians do Lot believe In strict
observance Of 1t. So that, in fact, these Sabba-
tartan laws are imposed by a minority of the
community upon majority.
The business OF the liqpor dealer may not be
one calculated to have beneficial influence
society; but if it is to be banned on the first
day of the week it ought to be equally banned on
the Other Elk. There is escape from that ogica,
conclusion. That experiment was tried some
years ago by our fame sap,ebt legislators, and
proved 10 be q most signal failure. The only
rceson, we imagine, Why this Sabbatarian law
haa not been wiped Off The statute book before
ihis is, that W to the present time no executive
ogicers could be got silly enough to attempt to
enforce II. But now the Police Commissioners
and pious Pilltbury come to the rescue. Let the
gauge of battle be accepted. Let the question
be brought up before the Court Of Appeals.
That tribunal will doubtless declare the law uu-
constitutional. II not, there ia still higher
court of appeals-the ballot box-and there the
question will have 20 be brought and decided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

YACHTING ON SUNDAY-THE FAC Esd OF
SANCTfHoNroUsYEss.-Ia communication TO the
liona Journal q Commerce, which the religious pa
pers taunt az being a pro slavery organ, some
long faced etraight-laced pharsee of the strict.
es' sect deplores the prevalence Of the uugolly
practice of yachting on Sundays. We suomit
tha. that is the ultima Mulc the extreme ray end
tf cant and hypocrisy. 1t goes ahead even Of
the provisions Of the famous Sabb4tarian bill
proposed many years ago in the British Parlia.
tnent by Sir Andrew Aguew, which was at the
time the subject Of ridicole all over tie British
Islands, aid is COMMUNICATED in BALLADS and lam.
ooons. Nothing less would satisfy the writer of
this communication than that, during the twenty
four hours Of the somtre Sabbath, the wheels OF
oceen steamers thould cease TO revolve, the sails
OF our wtite-wiDgcd messengers Of commerce
should BE- furled, all locomotiop on land, sea aoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
Political IntHhllcence.

The Tie IN KNrucKY.-The Fourth Congressional ds
rict Of Kentucky where tic reported has returned
Wrn p Anderson, the opposition candidate, by small
majority This is account; but the atess from the
louisville Democrat Of the len inst says-Wc have In
formation from the Fourth district that there 10 an error
tbe poll books Of Of the Cumberland county pro
cincis, which viii givo Jameo g. Cnrismsn DOM, ma
jority Of seven votes
Up yoR DICKINSON Tho Alameda GoseRs, paper
printed in San Lsanoro California; aas hosied the name
OF Daniel s. Dickinson, OF this STATE for President.
BORIS krNnNo.-A great mnss nleelpg will DO he'd in
tho Africsn church. Richmond, vs., next Monday even
ing 10 respond to effort row making in various part,
Of the oovnuy to nominate Mr.. Bots Tor President.
MARYyAsp PoliIics.r rho Dsmocr VIC Convention Of The
First rConsre dsasot met at nenou TIE Ito
met and nominated, the thirieeDtb ballot, IA James
A. Stewart, Of Dorcbesser candidate for 70 eecsa
v, Congress from thai district