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DIR. r. sAPPINGToN's
LIVER PILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.

T'HE iudicious use Of Dr. Sappngton's Liver
l. Pills will. with certainty. eradicate all
foul liomors, correct DisorganiE iEation OF the
stomach, and restore healthy action Of the
Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
They are suited for either sex, and will prove
iEDiGEsTioN,
CONSTIPATION.
LOSS or APPETITE.
DlMNEsS OF SIGHT,
Spccks or Webs before the Sight; Pain in the
shoulders, Limbs, Side aud Back Burning W.
the Palms Of the Hand. or Solcs of the Feet
Fullncss or Weight In the stomach Oppre,-
sion OF the Chest; Chilliness; Palpitation of
the Heart; Pains in the Temples or Headache
sudden Flushes Of Heat Rcsticssncss; Often
Disturbed Dreams aud Depression of Spirits.
They have a specific action ON the Sccrct.Ons
aud Excrctions, aud assist nature 10 expel all
impurities.
After taking few doses Of the Pills the Liv-
or, Skin and Kidneys are enabled 10 perform
their functions in vigorous and healthy man
her and all the above symptoms will disappear,
as they are caused by diseases II the Liver.
The Liver is the organ whose Office il is to
purify the blood therefore unless Il Is in n
healthy condition we will have impure blood.
aud are liable Ia any Of The numerous diseases
caused by want Of action in this most inpor
tant of all the organs.
.zs.Take box Of the Liver Pills and have
Health and Pure Blood. Sent 10y mail for 80
ccnis. Prepared only by
DR.. Il. sAPPISGToN.
l32 North Gay Street. Baltimore.
June 10, lsG6.-iy.
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Please sing the hymn commenting a.
~ The Syracuse JoHrHai-always TIL now
devoted to the principles OF Governor Seward rs
,...fl a, a., k:- ,sft,;a.t g..t.,,..--....-

~ The Syracuse JoHrHai-always TIL now
devoted to the principles Of Governor Seward rs
well as 10 his political foFtaRes--says
ION the ll,h Of September, lso0, William
II. Seward said az Madison Wisconsin
d" Il has been by simple rule o. ofinicrpreialou
have studied the Constitution Of ny country
Tha, rule has been simply this That by uu
word no act. uo combination into which might
eater, should any one human icing Of all the
generations 90 which belong, much less auy
class OF human beings Of auy nation, race OF hin
dred, be oppressed and kept down N the lsast
degree in their efforts 10 rise 10 higher state ui
liberty and happiness. Applause. Amid oil
the CLOSES OF the times, and amid all the essay
and discussions 10 which the Constitution Of ihc
United States has been subjected, this has been
the simple, plain, broad light in which ! have
read every article and every section Of that great
Instrument. Whenever il requires OF inc that
this hand shall keep down the hamblest OF the
human race, then / will down power, place, po-
sition, fame, everything, rather than adopt such
a construction Of such rule.
" The William II. Seward that uttered these
noble words no longer survives. lie has bcCn
succeeded by another William u. Seward who
believes in keeping down four millions of human
beings In their efforts 10 rise 10 a higher state
ofliberty and happiness, and who nevertheless
holds on 10 power, place, position. Let Us
keep green the memory OF the old William u
Seward while we pity and forge, that other fee
bic individual who claims the same name.
The Utica Herald in the same spirit saws
" Il has been our habit 10 conhde in VIM II.
Seward. We remember when, faithful among
the faithless, he held high the banner Of liberty
and human right, and bis ringing words aroused
the country like a clarion. We cannot forget
the services he rendered to that cause through
trying years in the Senate when great men fell
away from Il. History will make mention that
he siecred the ship ofs,atc amid foreign breakers
and storms, when a false movement OF the rudder
would have ruined il. Ills name Is subscribed to
the Emancipation Proclamation, with that OF
Lincoln. lie cannot II he would sever his name
from the destruction Of slavery In the land -
Weary with CARES aud with years, does be now
refuse 10 20 further In the work Of establishing
liberty aud securing justice? Jabilani over what
has been gained, is be ready TO forgive his old
enemies SO FAR no one can complain. II Is
when Mr.. Seward prefers enemies 10 friends,
when he throws his influence for reaction, when
he casts away the records OF his life .and enter
on a role in which success is iniany, he must 60
without the associates who have held him up
heretofore, without the Inspiration OF the pTinci-
pies which have made him all he Is.
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GD~An old farmer, nov dead, uio bprs The
cognomon Of Old Tom Fowler" va quite a
fan-loving, jolly fellow In bis day. WnaeWoIk-
Inc on bridge, 10 bridge deep slsuKh, hs was
accossed By gentleman Ia 1.-TWO hoise carriage
with the question
ais there good bottom % ,hs sloaghr'
"a Yea replied Tom and the tfaveler drove
In, stuck, and had 10 Be pulled out--hofszA car
riage and self.
Amer succeeding Ia getting out lfayelw sani-
"a b know Of Tom why be lied % him W'ink
hln there IVES q good bottom "
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HENRY sHEw,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
AND
CONvEYANCER.

Court House. Towsontown, (up stairs.l
UNlIE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il ctizensofth County, that he has establsh
cl an Office in Towsontown. Baltimore county.
for the transaction Of all business relating 10
landed property. and that IL will be greatly TO
their advantage to call upon him IN have their
business attended to- BY 70 doing they will
save much time and expense, aud have Il done
promptly. accurately and neatly. and at less
expense than Il can be done by others.
Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Wills and all 9TH
or instruments of writing carefully prepared.
HENRY SlIEw, County Surveyor.
In NY absence from tt vsontown, all busi-
ness lcn with JOHN ". WHEELER, Esq. at
the Clerks Office, will be promptly attended to.
April :, 1S6G.-ly.
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OWN. Md, SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1866.
9oettal.
TOMORROW.

lid Wc bat know what lie. beyond
This varied. shadogy vale wa trrad.
How often would our souls desp0nd.
oar eyes the tears uf sorrow shed.
Bot God, who knows what's best 10 do
Who sees ua fr0m his starry throne.
lias wisely hidden from our Vicw
That which hal better stay unknown.
We walk to-day ia conscious prlde,
And hang the fag of hoIe or high
Hot ah' 10 morrow hy uuf side
some friend may Law him down and die.
some sarls foWcr that won our praise
some altar whcw ve laid ouf must
Some flowrr, ere dies the evening raw.
NAY iumpc'l b. aud laid IN dust
luuth dreams of many glorious things,
- on he hicf On pleasures track
larh day somr new borne promise tfiues,
ilc turns NJ csc to sorros hack
Tho hOwery nclds arr all l1iofe.
H. eyes On sons ht.Fht star ARE ssi.
Life u 10 hita q sunuy shorc.
Hen learn lt has 10 shadow So
To mouux In lts secret shade.
litile know what s. for me
] may b. with my father laid.
90 wrecked on dirc misloTtuncs sea
But far beyond life's boundary lives
The everlasting army bright;
And lie alone, Who takc. and gives,
Can guide ny wandering Fret Alright.
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TAKE NOTICE.
SPRING STYLES OF HATS, go.

WE are now prepared 10 fur -
wv nish our friends and thee
public with the Spring Styles
OF HATS, for 0entlemen's wear, zzzAaz
which will compare favorably with any sold
In the city of baltimore.
ALSO. SOFT FELT HATS,
Latest patterns, for Gentlemen, Youths and
Children. some very beautiful.
8. HINDEs SON,
March 81, '66.-ly. No. 100 Gay street.
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w. Atbcsi life Is not very long. A lew
more smiles, a few more tears, some pleasure,
much pain, sunshine and song, clouds and dark
nsus kasty greeting, abrupt larewells--lhen our
little play will close and lniurea and lnIursr
VIII p.msway. falk woEih uhI'a q h4's ors nn-
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DR.. JoHN:w. WAUGH,

FORMERLY OF Mi,lersville a. Arundel Co.. Nil }
HAVING located at Priceviile. Baltimore
III county. Nd thus succeeding the late
Dr. Mahlon Price, but more recently Dr. Elias
Price. now Of Baltimore.l respectfully offers
his Professional Services To- the citizens OF the
surrounding country. II affords him pleasure
TO give as reference AN experience Of eighteen
years active and successful practice which he
hopes will sufficiently recommend him to the
patronage of the public. May =. Is66. .-Gm
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pRs. JARRETT & PAYNE.

HAVING formed a co-par,nership ia prac-
III tice Of Medicine. respectfully offer their
Professional Services 10 the citizens Of Tow
soNTowN and vicinity. The attention OF
both will be given when necessary, without
additional charge.
OFFICE HOURS
From TO . o'clock \. NJ, 70 10 2 +. NJ, and 6
I" +. VI. April !, Is6G.--iy.
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ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
NJ MERciIANTs visiting the city Of Bal,i-
WI more TO purchase GOODS, are respectful
ly invited 10 give us q call before purchasing,
as We are sure We can oiler greater variety oi
goods and at much lower prices than any house
the city. Our facilities for getting cheap goods
are unsurpassed, as one Of the firm is constant.
ly in the different markets. We invite stran-
gers coming 10 the city 70 purchase goods. 10
make our house their headquarters. We moi;
only pack goods purchased Of US free Of charge,
but any packages purchased at other houses.
that may be sent in. We will also give inlor-
nation as to the best houses in the city to pur-
chase any kind of goods. We hold Auction
Sales EVERY EVENING, and merchants pur.
chasing can leave the goods until morning and
IL on examination, the goods are not as repre-.
sented, then the sale is null aud rod. We arc
constantly receiving consisnmcnts of tho fol
lowing goods, viz:
BOOTS AND SHOES,
JOB LOTS or DRT GOODS,
SHIRTS .A.ND ORA WERS. HOSIER J..
GLASS WARE. PLATED WIRE.
CIGARS, CUTLERY, .STiTIoNERI
PNOTO GRAPH ALBUMS,
WATCHES. JEBELRT,
And FANCY GOODS Of every description.
Give n. = call.
l.. CLARK \ CO..
Auction and Private Salcsroom.
Isl Baltimore Street. opposite Light.
Mo- -. lsG6.-fln
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Professional Cards.
r. N. PRICE,

Alto RNEI AT l. "A W,
Oniee-No. Smedlcy Row, TowsontOwn.
UTILL give prompt attention IN all law and
w chencery business entrusted To his care.
August I. IsG6--ly.
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PLOUGH CAsTINosl
PLOUGH CASTINGS ~
NzsS=

YNHE attention Of Farmers aud Merchants IL
IL invited To my full and complete stock, en-.
braeing all the various sizes OF the Wiley,
Moodcock, Smith, Atwood. Minor A Horton,
Wisconsin, and other kinds. all OF which will
be sold low by the single piece or ton.
Also, good assortment of Ploughs, al less
than regular prices, at No. it2 n. Gay street,
Baltimore. HENRY WILCOX.
Feb. 6.-tf
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AuCTIONEERING.

TUNIIE undersigned still continues tho busit
ness Of Aactionecring Real or pcraonal
Property Of every description. When not A.
his residence In Towsontown, inquiry may be
made al the oliico either OF the Union or tho
Journai. Persons desiring HE services should
make application AZ early as possible, 40 ~ 10
arrange the day OF sale. Thankful for past ia
vors be respectfully asks q continuance Of the
same. sAM'L q. WILSON,
Towsoulswn, Daltimore O..
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MILITARY g. NAVEL AGENCY.
JOSEPH z. DEWITT & CO..
Anoracys for he adjustment and Collection
ef Ciaias agaiast Ae UAiiei States.
or aay State GorerAmCnt.
1872 Baltimore ST., BALTIC.

Pensions, Bounty. Subsistence Money. Prize
Money. Back Pay, and similar claims prompt
ly attended 10.
Application by Mail will receive as prompt
attention rs IL made In person.
June 30, is66.-6m.
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vi No advert .emcni inserted for less than
enc Dollar.
rsY- Marriages aud Deaths inserted tfte q
rharge, except when accompanied by P""'A,,l'ns
ur remarks, Tor which the nsnaI Pf''' '' "'''
l.ing will be charged.
Tn. Union ha. the iargcsi eirealai'oH"i amy
..un,y paper in the State. and thus "i'"r' sn-
uerinr advantages t. advertisers.
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RArn. nE ApvERTIsING:

Inc s.,uare. tof lines, or lc.s.l ohr imsefli"h'
~ DOLLAR. ami for every 'uh-"l"'"' 'h'
lion. - cents per square.
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&aItu. Cuuntp Qnion,
~ PuRLisuED wEEkLt ni
LONGNECKER a. CO Mn Err
IA. e. LoNGNEckEn,
L. n. LONGSEckEE,
cuA-. \. coNSER


ES- NJ paper discontinued until ali arrsar- ,
200. m, naid, unless ut the option Of the fub-
li,hcrs. A failure to notify its dise"niinuah'e
l.. considered q renewal of suhscrip''""'
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n D AthE"hN
BEDFORD e. HOULTON,
CnNNl.NANCI.R

COMMANDERS.
y H. Co.'aer ef Leri"g'on and s.. F"" 80
B,LttNoHF. Nh.
IuIN Il. d. BEDFORD can be found at hi.
81 Office in Towsontown. on THesdayS and
Upise~iays II each wcck-and ihc balance 81
'nc time At his Office ia Baltimore.
March T., lS66.-ly.
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L. p. D. NEWMAN,
ATTORNEY AT l. \ w.
XXyILL practice in the Courts oi Baait'm'r"
w city and county. will attend ta the prep
Grafton 81 4. :. Annual Income and Manniar-
tnr.rs monthly reports. and all other matters
connected with the Internal Revenue depart
ment Office and Residence opposite the mi"
stone. Reisierstown Eoai. +. -. liooks;"wn.
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FLOUR OF BONE"
JOHN =. REESE 4 CO.,

GENERAL AGEyTs roH rnE SorrH.
u South Stree Ba'timore
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JOHN r. KENLY,
4 Il TORN EY A L l. \ w ,

Official Floor Biblc BHiidiag. Fayeftc 81.
Near Charles ST., Baltic.
-sIwlLL practice in the several Courts Of
G'ey the city OF Baltimore aud State of Ma
ryland: also, CLANS against the Government
oi the United States. and all business connect
ed with the Public Offices at Washington, will
be carefully attended 10. Apr. 81, lsG6.-Gm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-22
flnantlal and & onlmeltlal.
A.oxux mARxer.

DAILY CARR CRY OrrN,l
May 81, .ssa.
WHEAr-Best old Fab at - Is: No Fan
new, 81 IS; No. do from 81 90 to / so. No /,
Spring. old, 81 ~ ; NJ. do, new, soc Ne ? a,
76c. = W.
OArs-Sold to-day At 2yGd Csc.
kfE-Selling from IS 10 4tc per bu.h.
CoRS.-In demand. For No I wh;,e corr e-l.
per bushel is paid, and $50 for yellow.
FLOUR
XXX Fall Wheat, -four, $3.50: XXX do do do
$40 70; No. Spring, s. so; superhne. 81 5v
Cory MEAL-$l 10 p 100 lbs.
SuNDRIEs. :
BurrER-Not quite So irm. Price ranges from
Is to 20c per Id. is'
keGs-ILave advanced and we're held Am =,
from i6 to l7cper dog. =
CHICKENS Prom 81 IS to 5 90 - 40.
PorAroEs-Best quality from a..s,e re, hn,h
LARD-Advanciug-l8 pr IN
bAcos-Ciear sides iS 90 Ice per 10. Shoulders
l2c. Hans Is to zoe. Pe' -
S5c per gal. '' WI ''' 'io'A " y
ssWAA- from IS to soc per ID.
T Ta1 . 30 per ID.
I'm barrels, i0c; loose SIC.
g.. dull. Green, SC; do. sailed, &c; dry
V. .es 9e; dry aint, 104c.
- fEAr H.Rs-Common to good, IS to 40c; prime
Socr Or Id.
ool-Tub- washed 35c; fleece washed SOC un.
Washed / of.
BaAS-40c. . 100 lbs.
HAY-Timcthy $40; prairie 50 90 psr ton.
WooD-From 81, so to 50 per cord.
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CLEVELAND. Every ste ,mer from Detroit
asngs large freight cargo Of potatoes, and avery
saii vessel brings more OF lees Of the same neres
s~y vegetable. They are mostly sent into the
inferior of the State and to Western Pennsylvana,
ard distributed among the destitute towns. The
Toledo BLADE says that there we're 1883 bushels
of potatoes shipped frem Toledo to Cleveland last
week, and $3.50 bushels have been shipped to
uhst place from Toledo since the frst Of January.
DErRor--The market closed Saturday last
;at IS cents per bushel for peacholows, with I'M
titled orders from shippers for several thousand
harrels. Prince Aiberts we're commanding so
scents Few neshannocks offered. The
;peaehbow is preferred for shipping, il ii 10 OF
harder nature, and bears the vicissitudts Of
weather and OF handling better. This has become
n most important crop to our Michigan farmers.
Not less than 5000 bushels hare been shipped
.iiom this port within three weeks, and the demand
IS still for more. AT present rates there is dime
clear profit to the farmer in every hill. At no
point IN the country can So many potatoes be pro-
-eured from 6rst hands as ut Detruit, and Eastern
aud Southern buyers have not only discovered
this. but that Michigan potatoes bear shipping
Ar;tes than any others. The shipments last week
we're 10 Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Cincinnati, New
Asrk, PhiiadeIphia and vest Virginia
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SEiLIxo OCT rHEiR ENTIRE STocK It'll
JuLY NEXT, INTENDING IS rHEI,
FIax.-A full stock Of staple and fancy Dry
Goods and notions, bought since the latest
decline IN goods.
800 pieces very best Calicos, At Is and q
cents per yard.
5000 worth Dress Goods OF importers
prices.
80 pieces Delaines and Challies 1t 20 4
20 cents psr yard, (old price,
I'D pieces French Jaconess and 0rsandi,
At IS to 40 cents per yard, told price,
100 pieces French plsids and poplins, .
IS to 90 cents per yard, Told pr,ce.)
go plain aud fancy par4sols It importers
prices.
Black and fancy Silks at importers prices
Their whole stock. Consisting az I'll kind
Of goods usuall kept in FIRST class DR.
G,als houa~, will be sold without regard /,
narkse psie19
For xpSd aad cheap goods, call q 4
/. II. LxsEs Co's..
sa- No lo9 Nan ses =
(1lts-tses4isss-sst)
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Ms.etary A6airs.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph INV YoRx, May ~.
The Commercials money article says the stock
market this morning shows the effect Of the heavy
gold movement Of last week. Tho sales Of Gov
eminent win call into the Treasury about thirteen
million dollars Of currency, and the demand ON
the banks for this large amount has caseed some
changing Of fuans and . slight hurry on the money
market. Banks generally continue the rate On
call loans At per cent? but borrowers are IN come
cases offering s per cent. The now Of currency
has abated. At Chicago exchange ON New York
is selling at discount; asd ~ Cincinnatti rate,
are much easier. From this concurrence. Of course
it would seem reasonable to anticipate partial
reaction fsom the extreme ease In money.
1t has been suggested to the Secretary of the
Treasury thai he call in . certain amount Of Ger
tihcates Of Indebtedness, giving notice that after
specified period, interest on them win be deversi
ned; the Secretary has the option of calling in
the certificates a any time within the year for
which they are issued the authorizing act reads
(which certificate shsif be paid in one year from
date, or earlier, ut the option Of the Government
|, We understand there 10 much probability that thi,
course will be taken BY Mr.. McCulloch. and ths
amount il certificates called in will be sufficient e
return upon the market all currency now beips
| withdrawn through the sale Of gold
| Stocks were generally lower this morning ID m
| ticipation of the dininutinn Of ssss in money
| Residing ! lower; Mic igaa southsua 1, 10
North western !. The bslls, however, skew esnn
fence IN the future by buying on Is 70 y daye, :
heir dption. "A few shorter, VI to 10 days, a.
put OUT in anticipation Of the lower quotstion
Turing the temporary ehangs IN the condition .
he money market. The uiecellaneous list 10 gen
rally weak and lower; uoverpment's are stronge
nan any other class Of securities; Saturday
.r'ee os'ng sustained throughout, except w csrti
icatee.
The statement Of the associated banks dec no
now any important shanes beyond dssrsass q
Yearly two nillioa dollars II losss. - r.srrr,
.ow.vsr, d not over iafys proportion Of ehesk
sgainss gold brought from The Sab Txessrrv. :
hat the statement does mot reject IL reseit !
ne gold transactions Of last wsch.
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1ADus AuAYs-1Iew el,sa - esemsa fl
|~sek S1gGs 1n4S 61l16 - =
TAsyon - hass - sspssial 4iDsasa ~ eessina
lassitsds md laasssr - anAitioa, - seerus
Indigestion. wsSkssss, total iaGbtlisy = 81 asl
relish food, %, Ae.,-an = vAisa = netAing but
dyspsvsia-
css's DysPsPsia cszs YIN sassay sussvuy nsA
esse, % ssssss ~ lsag ssa.aias. Ith s,so :
most sxesllsat rsos1y - CAslsea nsssna, Grasp
Or 'Ohelie. u other stsnasAol ush. w savt1D
III s1lIsring . Try L.
mayz1-dAw.tae- thurAank
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cosxEsnaRiE.-As an act : # iu.t,ce 10 our
neighbors Of the beautiful q ~ of Ouincv. Ne
publish the following itev from The Win os
IN. me 18th: A few days go we noticed in these
columns the occurren e Of dsqraceful riot
in that city on the Sabbath day, but if the
drinking saloons are kept closed We vii
guarantee such a disgrace to the fair fame OF
Quincy will soon be wiped out. We only re-
greet that such an announcement as the fol-
lowing cannot be made in relation to our city:
Yesterday our Common Council did on.
good thing. and We hasten to give them credit
tor II. Without dissenting vote, the Mayor
was instructed to have all the drinking house,
closed on the Sabbath. The sunday law ha.
been too long d,sgraced. All good citizen.
mo matter what might be THEFT religious o.
political opinions hail with gra,iica,ion
this ATTEMPT ut reformation in Tue admins
traton oiihe laws
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ora Young Folks has been more than
once commended to the favor Of our readers
in these columns, and We hsvs nothing to
take back. It is an admirable periodical
for the Juveniles. The leading articles in the
present number are the Little Southerners !;
Sea Life; Mother Mappic's Mischief; A
Tennessee Farm House; Round the Evening
Lamp, &c.
This is one Of Ticknor and Fields publ.
cations end can be found at Lovry's.
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WE don't know Thompson; we don't know
Eli Martin, but we noticed some time ago
their proceedings up at Davenport aud row
the Gazette says:
The man Thompson, who followed Eli
Martin from Keokuk t. Davenport. and
caused him to be arrested for stealing a s,y :
OF horses and wagon, aud subsequently Az; =
appeared leav:;, the prosecution 10 ,al a'1 :.
=. usel:, has, it is rersrted. started r r Cal;
fornia lie took With him the spaAr r horses
apd left the wagon as tees for tie awyer.',
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stsek Market.

6foek Market.
NEv YosK. May q.
stotks duI,: Rssa; g an - 9ss<: ~ pa 81 c I
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SEVERAL head Of sheep we're torn and killed
by dogs near Bloomfield last Sunday night.
So says the Guard. The Ha,ck-fyc saws
farmer near burlington lost FIVE lambs Ly
dogs Friday night. Who of the sovereigns
will deny the constitutional right Of dogs to
kill sheep? Who shall say that farmers shall
have their property protected? Who will say
that dogs are pot mure valuable to the coun.
try and commerce and manufactures than
sheeps Dogs forever,