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Cxcnrsions.

CFEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS, by STATEN
" IsLAND-FARE SIX CrNTS, oy Staten Island Ferry
foot OF Whitehall between Battely aud S01tl tery.
GUIDE To CAMrS.-ro reach Camp Washington IRE
dents Life Guardj Camp Seward a. ID Caarsniiue Grounds
Cnon RPe ard ss.t Rihs at Silver Lake leave boat at
rs, landing 10 reach Camp s,1u and Csup Decker change
boats 81 hr laudina Camp Scot dec no extra chaTg
BOATs LEAVE EVERY HOUR. from 8 a. N % p
on FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALE HOUR, 10 = p. N.
EXCURSIONS.-- The splendid steamboat WAl.
~ KENT viii be chartered FOR Sabbah-Schoo. or other EE
cunous on TUESDAY or FRIDAY OF zach week dr.i"s e
Summer with cOuanie5lsas pNhof' u rgult'1 AlsS w
bar INDEPENDENCE 10 cssr every day Of the week eA
eept sunday spply board the steamer " IN
ksu; zoo, If Robilson.s Tce.doy Neduesday friday or
- urla
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Dentlsirn.

FI'HE largest and cheapest Dental establishment
i ip The q s-N q. 0RIFFlN BROS, Dentists. No go
Grand Il n and No 75 fulton.st Brooklyn insert iu OF
partial set. Of Teeth their improved Atmospheric fe,Is
Pa,es without extracting the roots On euha OF 500 ps
silver or rubber partial sets on gold per tooth silver
d nn0 REWARD TO any person produc-
l,UUU ins palnIe.. ss,n, tsr ,s1se,l1s teeth
WAff SON No Bond. st. Bssutih 'ets Of teeth from
elo and npwad, warranted Refer % DT. Joseph Worst
j Q. Pond, w. N 0ilshIt, y y Wepo Aao omer
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Co~xissAsy-GHSrBAL's DEp'RTNFNr, STATE oF(
NEw-YORK-Co o. aissA ABN q 0ENEEATs oITI"E,
SPECIAL Noiicts.

POst-Ofice, New-Yorls, Aug. 7 1s3-ihe new style
81 ss,oVF xNkIkNp STAN ED ESVELOfES is now ready
nd for ,Ae Exchange viii be made Of thr new
on equivalent amount the old Issue darug period o
A DAYS from q date Of this notice. after v h n no ieite
Der cover OF the old issOe viii no seEt from tits ohee
BH y TA{d,QR f59stqSasH;eT
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ille00inn 0fnros. Mf.

A 4 EVERDELL's. No. 302 BrOadway-WED-
~ DING CARDs-These celebrated Enerayed Cards sold
only at tbis store.
AT WM. EVERDELLs SONS.-WcddiDg
"A CARDS, Of tie latest styles al No lo4 saols, N. v
WV EvERpELI,jr jr. Henry EyERDELL FRAScIsEyERDzLi-
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Urn Goods.

ELAGS.-AMERICAN ENSIGNS of all sizes,
constantly hand Churches and schools furnished with
} e at q small advance over cost.
TERRY DELLA TORRE No. l06 southst.
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miscellaneous.

Princes -. .,....
CELEBRATED PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
~ Is unparalleled success l. stror'Soie oHy 'o great
merits.
PIN. PEN-HOLDER. AND lNKsTAND COMBINED;
IL has been approved by writes 81 oIti9n OF te ls
Led word 2 the only perfect fountan Pen ever offered 70
the pnbc Thousands have testified to it utility and conIo
nienee Essily filed compact; sesuppy,ns be reguia
ted At pleasure N sght does not soil the hnge,i can oe
carried the pocket without leakage saves time and w VINE
more say than any Pen In existence. AL kinds o YAK u'ea
Once fus writes nom six 20 ten hours It's DOT aneced ~
Temperature made Of hard rubber Gnder Goodyea- patent
aud lutey ncoodble The Gold Pens sitaehedt he
Fountains OF the best quality and viii give satisfaction 70
tho most fastdous penusn Every writer g.ean or lady
wi.hus superior article will do well TO examine these oeoie
bye Of the ordinary styles as with dip letter Of 30
lines can written. Just the Pen for merchants ministers
enryechs schools travellers reporters book keepers bank
officers bank clerks edtcTs scbooteachen students lawyers
and for al writers. - ,,.,L,
PIsss vary according 70 size Other styles Of Pens sold this
Office Every officer IA the army should have Gallo! send
Tor circular-st No. 395 Broadway, NewY York.
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livery MAN HIS OWN PRINTER.

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PRIMER.
IL CHICAGO ILL., July 5, l66l,-A s. ADAMS Co: am
much pleased with the CottAge Press and although never
worked day printing in NE find myself able 20 40 sy
Kind of small Jobs printing with IL samples Of which
send herewith. The simplicity Of the machine ana rs
wofsng render II easily msnsged BY any boy we a
-, T., 49, rrintIno hill B. w. PHILLIPS.
Prices Printing Office, complete, No prints '8d lnches
Send for srculsr ADAMS PRESS COMPANY,
'N ~ No LIZ Enltnn.st. NeX.Y .York.
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60 il)bom II man Concern.

Gsl0n TWILL pay 500 OF 5000 To any one
10 AJVb. that se; me an APPOINTMENT, Such a. 10 a
Public Store Eavy-Ysgd g. good sApeuef. address b.
eonhdence. Box No. li2 Tribune Ohice.
CCHOOL WANTED.-Any person Eaving n
- small DAYsCHOOL DISPOSE Of that IL wel established
aud ed for female teacher, mud Apurchss,r by direct
inr 90 p. ROBINSON Glen Cove L. l. Hee-enee fcn sul
required.
TINO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. or MAN
II UFACTURLBs.
gentleman Of experience, and lss been a.cnolrs1 20
travel 10 solicit orders !. o9sn % an engagement Any Gr,
cas- wboiesae house IN Nr IoE. who wish 20 -1tss
beir business Csnadh ill md this tdycstis.neu, worthy of
the. notice de.- B., Boa Nc. Isl fc Omce, Hamilton
I. W. wLeI. - VII rec rivr Immediate ~ uti1n.
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fjonees ano farms fuantco.

DEAL ESTATE WANIED-ln exchange ior
,o ooI Shirt aud Gents Furnishag Stores the owner
/, a. The SEAT Of war bargain is offered Apply I. No. -
Bleeckerst, conser Broadway, up stabs thnt rooms
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5,liIilarD Noiitcs.

Scr an NEw.YORE MEpicAr DfPAETMENT'{
S5hIh " -''' = Ngw- -YoRK Aug. Q, lStl
No,;ee hereby s7er hst no bills vii heeliie DC psa oy
1y ,tf.les flr isled, fcr any services rem
tul or .ers olac3ount Of toe state Of Now
60 % y y ft rihart tie written authority approval Of
~ 1IGrrsV Nedica Director, New 0rk Depot
~ - r. dor ;. o. VAND4EfoEL1 NJ. D..
- S5rgCon General.
Co~xissasy-GEErsAL's DErsHTNFNT, SrATE oF)
NEw-Y0RK-C1l aisss l-0 ENEgAEs OTTI"E
Ncw-HoTt, Aug q 1891.
The Comma ndnnt Of each Res,meuf Of the New
yoTl state Mii;tn which has been lluseuei ia aud
,ed out Of he leryce Of the United States Is hereby directed
"a "a - al the and Equipments iltrl-tcd 70 tbeiI com
nd 90 be 1euosea in the Auroy of h regiment for such
inspection usy be deemed e1Tedu ard to report Of ouce
to tbis nep6tImeBt
belongno his State have been o,r oT sale by calling
tcme ye soldiers Of the State hereby caution ppus not
g. puehage such and equipments they VIII Ue claimed
ssS taken Wherever fOduj, hy this Depsr,oent
BENZ WEIGH, Jk, Conuisssry General.
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UHE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL

TNHE HOUSE II 0 i d JU KN a l.
Ths week contains:
1.-THE ELECTRIC POLKA " by Heir Cil Faust,
uiP or THE SEAT or WAR IN VIRGINIA, -
u;so tbs hest Stories Poetry Wit and Honor Chess
"a 11b Recipes &C., Sc a columns. Sold by all
News Agents.
DTSHOP BOWMAN.-A very fine CARD
ID PHOTOGRAPH Of the late Right RsveTerd SAMUEL
BOWMAN ID. d.. Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese Of the
Potes ant Epfcopel Church in Pnnsy yan Price 25e Sent
nv mail iree Of charge. McALLlSTER BROTHER,
No. ~ Chestnut-st.. Phiede phir.
DARIS. LONDON and NEW-YORK Med
n ICAL ADVISER Rsd MARRIAGE GUIDE-A book
exposing the iulacs Of Phys0lo-s and the unsuccessful
treatment Of phy ysi3us a. special III at first local. but by
and improper eatment prosratng the nervous system
and osyg both rind and body total wreck 4th edition,
400 rase leo lusIotions. by NJ LARMONI Paris London
and Newly Physician and Surgeon No 6 Broadway lup
,sigsl n. y. Mailed by RICHARDSON, i3r 81. No We
teyst Astor House. Ross Tousey No l2l hasau-st, H.
Dexter Co.. No l3 Nssslnst. NewYork aud J. H. johnson
No 70 Stlte.Ft. Chicago. Office hours-9a M TO M We
n the follnwing papers in recommending pI sAI-
MONT 10 the afflicted Dispatch Atlas Courier des Etats UDis
Den okrst StsstsZeituDg Medical Review. sc.
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lanes TYLER (lato of Nos and Mulberry,
M Informs his friends and the public that be has removed
b Awning Flag Seckng and Cot Bottom Mandatory to NO.
2O7 Canal st. til door ffoD hubeuy He has also Connect
Merchandise Covers Malt Boss Feed Bags etc. etc. con;
ssntIy ON hand lie would sculerly call the attention Of
cS,n and others 10 his newly Nentang Feed Bag
which ryes such universal satisfaction Cots wholesale and
tail
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C,OR SALE-A Fine Young Female MOOSE,
i well domesticated. Two Skeletons OF Male MOOSE Of
the srse. Antes full grown every bone perfect and all
ready for wireing Three Pairs OF MOOSE ANTfRS
ing in pri.e from $40 according to size Address Box
Ne . f45, Portland, Me.
EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
Il Of tho EAGLE SLATE COMPANY apply az their SsId,
corner Of lah.st and lOthav TO O. tUMAN Agent No
lourtlandt,t.. N. Y
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OFFICE OP Army CLOTHING AND EouIPAGE.l
Corner Howard and Mereersts..

DROPOSALS for ARMY WAGON HARNESS
Il and AMBULANCE.
Proposals win be received this Office for furnishing
tract. ARMY WAGON HARNESS.
The proposals should state the pce which they car be fur.
nsbed the places of acUTe and the price at hb tby
can delivered this depot the number which can be made
by the bidder within month after the receipt Of the order
ssa the number which be can deliver within week
Haruess exactly conform to tho following sreehea
tious. aud ~ the established patterns:
FourInule HsIness . follows % wit:
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WINTER RESORT; our, v.os,ryp
This House being new, and beautifully situated wl be
ed Ion the reception guests by the rosts Of October nerL
II sa5 one OF the bes. for nyads aud Others wishing
10 avoid the Winter r. NJ Steamer ksrDsk sails outny rom
Ir1~ CIV w. KERR Proprietor.
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Ofcan Steamers.

-
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE,
steamer FULTON j. A. Wottoa. commSpdsr vii ali from
Pier No 81 North River foot Of Beschs Saturday. August
This team'hp (unpasse for safety aud comfo has double
% eggge under SscS ineosed by water tight com anent'
and keep he pumps free to work. ard the safety
'' '''' SAMUEL N Toy,
The steamer ARAGo Will sail September u.
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
S s:Sb :sf.[ @ S1ye % TswYGa & .s 81 hs n 5 d Sl S
The day Of departure will be the MONDAY following Fer
hesh' or pa sage sPpIy at .he only 'c ~
d. b. ALLEN. Agent.
GGEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL sDdne and enbarkins at Queens.
town ufe!anfl - he Liverpool, New Yok. aud Philadelphia
built Iron Steamship. s.folows: '''1 ''''''
EitY OF tA.--..''rsUHE...... SATURDAY. Als. 10.
..nr6AHDO ''.'''''''''' '''''' 'satlIaY' aue' 5,'
Ard every SATURDAY, at noon from Per Ne. q, North
River -
ihSr f rsSh 70 see4sIc 70 50
ft Ssoln TO fs;...''. rs seorHse 70 Pa1s....'''. s
Passengers also forwarded to Hsyrs Bremen Rotterdam
Aq,we,p ~ at equally low rates .,,.,...t
the following rates 20 NewYoIk From Liverpool or Qgeena-
townF Cabin, s75 ts5 ard slos s,eersge from Liver
pool $40 from Queenstown, go.
Thee ssmes sapenor omcd,tions tor passengsrs
and experienced Surgeons.
iron sections and have patent Fire AihstOr On board
for lu her miometon, apply IN Liverpool to WILLIAM
JHhAN Agent No. p Naferst ia Glssgow, TO WM IN
MAN, Ne s. En3ct qulIe; 10 Queenstown, to C. ". D.
SEYMOUR Co. IN london, 20 ElfEs MACY, No; O
King Wilfam-st.; in Paris 10 JULES DECOUF No Place
d. "a BouTe ia Philadelphia to JOHN y. DALE, No Ill
WGhuts, or at the COmpany's Ohee,
EOR LIVERPOOL--TAPSCO LINE
4 The welttnown packet snip BENJAMIN ADAMS, lying
81, River sails the sh Of August and the
packet ship ROBERT L. LANE, biIg ct Pier No North
River wi a the lAh ofAugut For pas' a. the lowest
DRAFTS payable 10 s paris Of Grea Britain Ire
snd apply TAPSCOTr Co. No. SO SouthsL, New.fork
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Real gsidie for 9ale.

COTTAGES and FARMS for SALE.--Nine
" acres fer ri 100; acres 81 $50: u scres eso
other Farms Of ell sizes. g. H. OLIVER No. e LiOeyst
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Boer0 an0 Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, jersey City.-Ful board
for single genemen IS per week. fsnes desiring per
board this hotel both convenient 70 business and
uicalin n
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Sales bn AuctloiI.

A SSIGNEE SALE of FANCY GOODS, NO
TONS, kc.A. ~ CRISTALAR, Anctoueer will sell on
THURSDAY 9th inst at 10 O'clock at No. ITO ChambeTEy
Of MEYERHEiM Assignee.
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n d. MKRwtS, Aucuoceei.
RY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 90 and sa6 Broadway-saes Of Books Stationery,
Pic,Ure,, WoIks q AIT, Fancy Goods, funitgre SC.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
August ard Q, AZ q o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF VERY CHOICE BOOKS
Mostly Of the best Ensh Editions IA fine condon. and
Bound Ia Morocco, Calf and Ha Calf comptsing History,
Voyages and Travels, BgnpLy Poetry the Drama, Bellies
and Scence fictlso Gc Catalogues ready,
and The Dooks Exhibition at the saesTooms
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ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctoneer,
WILL SELL THIS DAY (Thursday), August
w sst2t oslock at the Stock ssesroom No 81 William.
q GOOD variety Of City Insurance Stocks Bank sots Bonds
and other securities susbe for Investments For fo psc
u s .ee The Courer Enquirer The News The Evening
Poet ana The CommeTcI Advertiser CsosDes on the morn.
fDs OF ttlf
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DFMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
IL removed 20 No. 4gI Broadway, betresn Grad and
Broom--sts where he sells ioct4'c flANo loI ~ W
round corners carved l-g -2o ard wsIsued second ahl
PIANO9 and MELODEONS from Az3 TO Elsa. Al kinds o.
nn., Merhadse al war piocs Pianos and Melodrons q
let from &c per month rent allowed pl4ehs 60 - '
sgrselnent Monthly payments received ioi the sahlo'
ALEXANDRA ORGANS for Churches At low prices
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CLINTON FRg lSsrRASCE Co.
Ngy.Y0RK. July 3, 1851
DIvIDEND.-- Semi Annual Dividend OF seven
n ., con, bs. been this da- able demand
"f' JAS B AMES, JR., Secretary,
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
rgrr ErV.YORK DAILY Th1BuNE: :,
rrpr sErII.YaEEKLV rRrnI-NE
lRR NEw.YOIRk TRIBUN

btul Athed cy,Ty TUgs.AY and FRIDAY M0UIyq. Price
T, slllL Iw oCslies for 49, Five Copies for = 20
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alnoical Instruments.

alnoical 9nsirnmGnis.
r IGIITE d BRADBIRlS
/ EINFTy SO ALF OVFRsTRtNG BASS ATEST INsrLA.
I'D FULL lRON-FHAME GRAND Ahd sOJAhk flANO
IORrES, No. 4ll broonlest.
WbEt everybody n1s BE- true ENcT b)cy says Ley az"
the best; Therefore ihcy mus. Re tie BEET.
DAVEN, BACON n Co.,
III Menufs -turetof
GRAND AND SQUARE PlAsO-FOhILSi
In Every Variety Of Scales aud Peitens. -
W6rerooms, No. lJj Grand sti ne1I bfsadEA az
N,x-iofk.
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VHrIIpn's STEEL RIFLED CANNON ,T ior
w ARMY ard NAVY sERviCE,Thsse gdpr,fsSiyn n,
RANGE CON, be unst q S ST'sIe complete
eadbs Heesli.S shot and he Also suns o. y % %.ddr.ps
carriages 70 ,hg ownsr sfaaH sy HENRI b. sIuAkT
NORMAN "'A"ps ~ Iss BE-, ass st. Nsu-xMk
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WANTED-By neat tidy Girl, with excel
W Int city reference, Situation PLAIN COOK or
GENERAL SERVANT makes Bread, Wsshes and Iron.
vel up Linen and Sh in stye make, excellent But
tea wages s6 to ~ city country Call AZ No. I5i Ess2l-
IT., DE- 2d.ay
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FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
rubn red On e departure OF esch Mail SteImeT for LIVER
oc - So per alnun, postage iEciuded Single Coll''F'
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financial.

ST MARKS FIHE iNsrR,NcE CohPASi, !
OfHce No o. WGllst, New.fofk, August ., 1901
Il d,sl.r.d. DIVIDEND Of FIVE go PER CENT. psyabl,
oud demand WAsHiNbIoN fOSIt secIr,~y'
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Wants.

4 LADY, of some years experience, desires a
SlrUA TON. either IN School family TIE tCHER
Of Music and hIench also Latin II desed; would be will
Ing 70 asss IN other branches Adess PosOfce, BoI Nc
so, s ri gfeld, MasG
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
The Last Hours Of LAFAYETTE,

No life had ever been more passionate than
his: no man had ever placed his ideas and
political sentiments more constantly above
all other preposseSsons or interests. But
politics were utterly nnconnected with his
death. ii. for three weeks, he approached
his last hour. His children and household
surrounded his he'd he ceased to speak, and
it was doubtful whether he could see. His
son George observed that with uncertain gcS-
lures he sought for something in his bosom.
lie came to his father assistance, and placed
in his hand a medallion which he always
wore suspended round his neck. NJ. de Lafa-
yette raised it to his lips this was his. last
motion. The medallion contained a minia-
ture and lock Of hair of Madame de Lafa-
yette, his wife, whose loss he had monrncd
for twcnty-seven years. Thus, already
separated from the entire world. alone with
the thought and image Of the devoted COM
panion Of his life, he died.
In arranging his funeral, it was recog-
nizcd fact in the family that NJ. de Lafayette
had always wished to be buried in the same
cemetery adjoining the convent of Picpus, by
the side of his wife, in the midst OF the VIC
TINS of the revolution. the greater part royal
lists and aristocruts, whose ancestors had
founded that plous establishment. The
desire Of the veteran Of 1889 was scrupulous-
ly respected and complied with An i'm
mense crowd soldiers. national guards and
populsce-a accompanied the funeral process
sion along the boulevard DIS and streets of Paris.
Arrived at the gate of Convent Picpus, the
crowd halted; the interior enclosure could
only admit two or three hundred persons. -
The family : the nearest relatives, and tho
principal authorities entered, passing through
the convent in silence, then across the gar
den. and finally entered the cemetery
There no political manifestation took place
no Grafton was pronounced: religion and the
intimate "reminiscences Of the soul alone were
manifest: politics assumed no place Mar the
deah-bed or the grave Of the man whosc life
they had occupied and ruled.
Gui-Ot'S Memoirs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
WHOLE No. l.e55

than the Southrons, would despise such acts
of Whispering abandonment. Their course
IS ruled by other and bolder counses. Oar
foreiathcrs. in making the Constitution. per-
haps inserted no power for the armed and
sudden protection of government, because,
like the lawgiyers of old, they believed no
law necessary to guard against particide -
Such power must be inherent. else all idea Of
government, in national sense, is a mockcry
in our relations to the great powers of the
earth. We do not be lieve that the only
unwrittcn or reserved powers in the Cons,itu-
ton are the rights of revolutionary charac-
ter. If such rights exist therein, the co-rcla-
tive powers of protection co-eXist We vino
are Zcalonsly seeking o confirm our NATION
AL UNION, the rights of the people, and to
perfect equality of all the States of the Union,
consider it our duty to look at thc. question
ron every point Of view. The centralism of
Maryland-the clasp of that national belt
which girdlcs and still holds together the
union-gives it a calmness, which, in the
estimation of candid persons, should cntitle
its Judgment to tho respect due to Impartial
ify. five were anything else but what wo
are, We might become sectional; but section
aism in Maryland, among the masses of
thinking men, is impossible. Indeed, sec
tlonal enmities, among free, homogeneous
people, are spurious. They are the counter
leits with which political demagogues cheat
the simple. Here, the tides Of opinion from
North, West and South. mingle but they do
not stagnate. Surveying them all, from all
points, suTging as they are at present, W.
observe their passionate wrath with earnest
sorrow. but they do not tear or stir us from
our anchorage on the Constitution, and our
honored flag is still at the peak, UNION Up,
aud every star on it
BY order of the Union State Central Gem
mittee. BRANTZ MAYER, President.
JonN B. SEIDENsrRICKER, Vice President.
JAS. l.. PAIR, Secretary
T. FIcKEY, Jr.. Treasurer and Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

A LEAK IN THE SrABLE.-Nct leak in the
roof, though that would be bad, but in tho
floor which is worse, and many leaks too,
leaks between every plank ? Why not make
the floor tight as possible, and have one gut
ter near the heels of the stock, to carry of the
urine into tank below, or into a heap of
muck or other absorbent? Or, in place of
this arrangement have the floors well covered
with litter, of straw, peat, bark, sawdust,
plaster or any absorbent material. Any body
can see that this would save nearly all the
urine for useful purposes, and would make
the air of the stables pleasant and hcaltLiu
to the stock and their owners.
The importance Of this economy will APP
pear when VIC reflect that the liquid weddings
Of COW range from nine hundred to twelve
hundred gallons year, according to the age
and size of the animal and of n h"rse, from
eleven to fourteen hundred GALLONS; which
are worth more, pound for pound, than the
solid cXcremenls.
As we have often said, the Chinese, and
Germans, and other European farmers, save
this portion oftheir manure with far greater
care than we do. They would as soon let
silver through holes in their pockets rs this
manure leak through holes in their stable
floors. Doubtless, American farmers waste
millions of dollars annually in this way
Friendly reader how much do you waste
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
VOL. XXI.---No. Is,
5clrlt portrp.
ALA

MEN of America,
Up from your Slumbers
Dash the thick mist away,
Each soul that cumbcrs!
Freedom is yet alive;
Wake, in her name to strive
Swarm, from each busy hive,
- Resistlcss numbers!
Were We not frcemcn born
HcrodeScendcd?
When shall the hiss of scorn
Our fame have ended?
The soil OF Washington
Traitors should harbor nome
Though all our rivers run
With crimson blended.
Our realm is half world;
Ocean to ocean!
Shall our flag now be fur'cl
Mid war commotion?
No! let our Chief ) command,
Over broad lake and land,
Rouse every trceman's hand,
].ath heart devotion!
Up, up for Liberty
The battle rages
OF our land historr
Blood stains the pages.
Death may be welcome now
Though cold the laurel d brow,
Men to It's fame shall bow
All through the ages.
From caitiif fear or flight,
Good Lord, deliver.
BY truce with traitor might,
Give us peace, never.
Rather go down to dust,
As in the end we must
Placing in God our trust,
Frccmcn for cvcr
Ianiiu Fair.