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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

Mr. Rrischbaum-sir: II .s with much rtciatse
that am enabled to certify TO the entire ssccss.
with which have used your Internal sns Esttrrs4
Remedy in the case Of my son three years eI4- IL
has been afflicted with dI7rrhea for n<srfy frr
years, and been sereraitimes reduced sc Iow M%
b. unable to walk, or even to- SIT rp. harrrp
ployed several ply sicians, and think have sssHG
q sum OF not less than one hundred dollars fes sE
vice and medicine during that time have esd
about on alf bottle of Re nety IN xssss
and il has beer two weeks since he tick aarr nd
he is now to all appearance perfectly WE'LL
Burlington. Jan. u 1850 EpwAMp jvr
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Mr. Krischbaum-siF.f am niue h irsstftsEesrs
and your Remedy, for the benefits ~kaek ~ wis
has received from usinEit She has hesa fFost-
led with two very bad diseases for eanf asrsF. IL
the frst place she has had the s#If EhvtH eG t.
ter, for some three years. Fart rf that ttnr sAr
was obliged to keep her led she has ts~s sse-
tored by various doctors but IL all ef d. str-
eft. But am glad TO state 10 the GRID that Is rs
ing your valuable Internal ard External Esn.sy
she was restored to health In a short sime sr1 ar
only using tvs o thirds Of bottle.
In the second place. she has been trputIfG 4ftA
Hemorrhage 4 fcctIrE- Ter scHr ffs EeHffs- IHr-
ing this tine she appliedto several ysirrars-tHi
il was of no avail. On being reed nmesssa tn ~
your medicine, did SO, and I'm hsrFy &c state Tat
she was imme dIately restored 70 her usual kestar
and has net been since troubled with that disease
Burlington. Jan. s. 1850 A. CRANh
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Barncy's American Temperance House.
Corner Of Like street anf Wrhasa IreEne, Chicago.
I N which are about 90 well fur nished rooms for
| the accommodation ofth travelling public, with
all other conveniences usually found in well reg
ulated Hotels. T5somnibus and Baggage wagons
always on hand Nov 1880 NJ. BARNEY
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The Knox Insurance Company.

The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Capital Stock-S200,0OO!
ErOtice on Water street, near Market,in Wise's
Brick Row, VINcENNEs, INDIANA. E~...t sra...... i
THIS Company having been duly organized ana
l. ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock SUB
scrbea, and the balance secured by mortgage on !
Real Estate and by guarantee. arenow pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss Dam-
age by FIRE. on Buildings. Merchandise, Machine |
ry, Mills. Manufactures, and all descriptions or
property, also Merchandise and Produce In the |
course Of inland transportation, the risks OF the
Seas, ETC., ETC., also, the Hus Of Steamboats,, and
other vessels upon the lives Of individuals 60
ing TO California. The rates Of premium Will be as
low as those of any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Alllosses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock of this Companyis held entirely in the
West, aud controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York. ri -.t. .s
-DIRECToRS-
RN Carnan Vncennes Ia TIT. Bsnhridge Lainyette,la
w. j. Heberd, IS 0 w w Early, TerraHaute Sc
Jno w Maddox" " H D Allis, Evansville, a."
Jacob Pea, ,Jefersonville
Samuel Wise, w Hughes, &c
PIP. Bailey, Fl Wayne" IL. Sparks, /" &C
James Keigwin, Jacksonville. E-a.#s
Hon. n. N. CARNAN, President
SIMON BorroRrr, Vice President.
c. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. W.. HEBERD, Treasurer
as-Short Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FOOTE, Agent,
may ls, ls5o-dec 27'4o-t Burlington, Icwa
Phoenix stove Works,
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
| dh THE subscriber is manufacturing at these
"a works his ,,a s,or, .;.. ,,so
Irving A. T.. do do do
! California prem. do DO do
! Commercial Parlor, do Go
Three sizes of which have open fronts with fold
ing doors; Phoenix and Clinton Box Stoves of ST.
zes in all making the best OF stoves FOR
| dealers Or merchants. who may wish to purchase,
trimmed or without trimmings, for retailing, 10 be
found any where. .-a.. .-..s..r ..
T These Stoves are sold by comstock Co., OF
Quincy, at my former prices, and by Comstock X
Brothers, of Keokuk, for the same prices. save the
| addition Of Freight. A. COMsTock.
Quincy, Illinois, May -, ls5i-6m
| BOOKS!
/ lust RECEIVED large lot of Miscellaneous
| j Books, among which, are
Lardner's Works, 10 vols. 8 vo. Lond. EDITION
Prideaux's Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Fa,, of Roman Empire;
Hume's History of England:
| Gliddon's Egypt, paper, 25c;
Waveriy Novels, Boston edition 17 vols ID mo.
Wirps Life Of Patrick Henry;
D'Aabignes History Of Reformation, cheap;
/ Pope.s Poe,ical Works.
Goldsmith's Poetical Works;
Burns s. :.
Mnore's g 6
Byron's {. 50
| Fie.ding's & g
/ Letters OF Lord Chesterfield.
All of the above Books are for sale at the lowest
! prices for cash, at ..+ AnnAhAM>
! rio,5o Burlington Book Store, Jefferson st.
CT If,n IRON STORE
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n. =. SclssaEgtEa4
Dr .IOhn IL. Ssassch.

OFFERS his PROBES SlOnal services to the cii-
ozens of Burlington and vicinity. (may $3.50
T5-Ie may he found at the Barrett House.
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Burlington Irw7- Au-usf IL -
have made use nc .skrlvrh hauHn1s ktHfeEf ra
several occasions, when tfStlscar and " - FfSl
ell to be OF great service. and in some rssFsrF
ing Speedy cure. A. D. ahfAs-
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Mr. kFleChh3um-SIr: this - 10 certify tlattt ~
ing your most valuable EssFuFe ere Of r4y ekfis.
was cured Of cholera When the thisa u q rfssxA
ed, sent for ply sESIaar EDF EaraeHtg mo seas
ed some four d. W. I'm which lime TIE tAIsa 49,
worse. AT the ena Cf t0Hr days hr thrHrAE J. w.
necessary TO attend any tarErr gave W nr .ataff#
was no help. By the rEecmmeraafier ef M ~,
thought I wouId try yeaE LtEIEs eat = AasA a.
with your inflammation Pos toIs. ! an isgss y
state to the world that from the first ase eli ~
child commenced neHdirE ard tr d Gays ~sa rsa
will still further certify that In stamt are 49,
after my eldest Son also taken VI III tAe tAs4
IA, and ~ using only aac bottle "a feer rstasF1.
remedy, he was entirely relieved, By srpls fs- i.
terEaI and External, used bottle II tao kssss.
still further state that Ca sIsieFiH -Ism wss a.
tackled With the same eIsease- and br tie rs. "
your Remedy she was restored tg htHfh.
A little more 10 add to the wnn@rrfmI rrrS2rrag
medicine has performed. ur Saline was astsra.s
by cholera, when hrxt esme to h.sa. I fans An
crsmped very much. and cold sweat sta.eis r sg a
him. commenced giving him eosss ef A4i4a
tea cup full. every ten fifteen mirutes- until us
Ing one bottle, and ny that time IL Eet hm I'm ~#-
Precipitation. and tn snst time ns ale A. ~ Rs
AMI 10 hereby certify To the wrrId tat I'd n.y.
ing your Internal and External Rsrsay, \ As-r
found ii TO be ,ae best family medicine ksvsss
CT used. A. kLs04
IcertIfy that Mr. A. Keiso appeared tsfsrs 60
this Th day Of August. 1850 and made cash thssH.
above statement of facts are true sHhs~Titsa r-
same LII my presence JcHs GsAyrL
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To Hon<ekeepers.
FINHE subscriber would call the attention OF FAM
lilies to the fnllown, list of choice articles just
received from the east, aud of superior quality:
rEAS-Impcriat, Yaang British lustre; lsinglass;
Hyson, G unpowder and Figs and Rasins;
Black; Sperm oil. stove brushes
Bakers cocoa; cooper's Gelatine;
do Bruma: soda and cream tartar;
Spiced Chocolate; ,Scrubbing brushes;
Corn starch, Farina; Washing blue, Starch;
Maccaroui 4 Vermacsh; EXT Vanilla and lemon;
Arrowroot: Washing powder;
Spices, of all kinds; Vanilla bean, Rosin soap;
Herbs for CULINARY pur- Pure nlasta I'd in bulk;
poses; do do do cans,
star and mould Candles Whiting Pipe clayballs to
Sperm candles, lard oil; remove grease spots;
Toilet soaps, Hops, etc. etc.
april 2i,5i GAY
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BoNNETS AND TRIMMINGS. ,.,xss
FLORENCE braid Bonnets, latest syes
4 trimmings, just received and for sae arc
may s,'5l LAuN
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L 4 J
D0WLAND'S. Ames'. Woods, MaNweifs and
u Martins short aud lon. handled. sqnsre and
round point shogeis and spades. hay and manure
Forks, corn aud eardea hoes, ..Waliron'S" corn
and grass scythes. scythe snaths. straw knives,
hay cutters, log and trace chains, etc, for sale at
ap.t'5t GRIrriTus & Co.'S Hardware store
HRY GODDS-The subscribers have in store a
tSlarge assortment of staple dry goods, adapted
- the season, which they olf,r for sale at very
small advance on cost. to close.
apr is,'5l w. COOLBAUGH CO.
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Mr. kriechhaum-Sif: krcw your fassrrsaf w
External Remedy to he ore ofthe lest srtsfses
the kind in use at the present time.
Burlington, June, 1850 G. AeAkasi
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II RIECHBAUMS HORSE LfNlNtNi. \. ~
N Liniment has been tested, ana pro- go
one ofthe eest Liniments now in use LOT . =.
diseases as horses are subjects to. Also. s,,r.
Cuts, Sprains, SweIlinrs of all kinds, lis'ha.'
bone Spayfd, Bots, Choiic. Bghead. eie-t,, r.
rrManufactured ut Burlington, IoWssi
Kriechhaum. EF-Price 80 cents Ter fetu. -
All letters to the Proprietor, mrsf re
grThirtv-three per cent, will be eedne'ea'
nv medicines. when SOLD at hoiessie. NAT.
p3-orders directed to ]. G. kRiEeHsss ..,r
lington. Iowa, will receive prompt atfsnuv
CIAKSPERIAN QUOTATIONS. rrtr
- Quotations, handsome octave voiunf
$I,25. just received and for sale at
NAV "a -, ABRAHAM3 ecoks'oI.
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COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No.
70 Locust street, between Front and Main,
fronting end o r Commercial street. 81 Louis, No
LrParticuiar attention given to the sale OF Pro-
duce of every description.
Recommendations Runyan, Hillman Co.,
Woods, ChriSty 4 Co., DOan. King Co., Collins.
Kellogg \ Co.. ST Louis, Mo. Col. James Dunlap,
Jacksonville, III. Edwin Ferguson, Esq, Messrs
Yeatman Co., New Orleans. Messrs Irwin
Foster, Cincinnati. NJ. Watson, Pres. Planters
Bank, Nashville. Tenn. CasscdsyS Ranny, Lon
sville. Ky. Aug. 80, 1850
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SLIGO IRON STORE.
JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Io,ca.
VRON-F1at. square and round, assorted sizes,
| Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes. E|E
sTEEL-Cast German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted si1es.
sToYES--Imrroved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor. Coal, Box, 10, 7. anu s
plates, different sizes.
ALso-Jewet,,s Improved Patent Cary Ploughs, Tin
Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, lrou-wirc, Nails,
and Casting of every description.
A full supply of the above articles always on hand
and for sale low can be afforded 10y
mv,o,as JOHN G. rooTE.
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital 100000
lNRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE., VIM
+ cennes. indiana, c. NJ. Allen, Secretary; n. 1.
Eldridge, Treasurer. r. \. Carnan, President.
Burlington, Jan. el,'5o mo G. FooTE, Agent
rOUNTRY Merchants will take notice that II
\ they wish to supply themselves with saddles
by the wholesale, from one to hiteeh d"kea' theS
can do at our establishment cheaper than they
can be had at any other house in Iowa, and az low
as any in st Louis. All We ask us call and see for
yours before purchasing elsewhere.
aug. s, 1850. ARMSTRONG CO.
BLASTING row DER an i ,fety Fite,for sale at
ID ape4,'si GAYS Dyus store
100 BONES Tin Plate, for s sale by COOK
IIoLLoW MARE: \ general assortment OF
~ dec s. 30 fRtHh 11eh
BOOTS AND SHOES 10 cases boots and shoes
DJfthe various kinds. jnstreceivcd tromaa Eas-
tern manufacturer, and for sale by the case or re-
/ tail, very low by (oct ~, 500 FHoS HEDGE
lNAMlLY GROCERIES, The subscriber has jus
#! Il received from Boston, a fresh stock OIL Family
Groceries, SC. which he ohsrs To sell as low as
they can be hoash west oftha Allegheny mountains
Oct al,is5o THOMAS HEDGE
BIaxc's Fire aud Water Proof Paint.
Ann LBS. Blake's Fire aaa water Proof Paint.
HUI Tor Il ,nfs, G itters, etc, AMI comes eaea-
per than white Lead, for sale low by
april 10, 81 IF rALLANf
4 MEXICAN AIR TIGHT-A superior article Of
"A Cooking stoves, for sale by G FooTE
/ 4 FULL supply of BLAcKsMiTh's TOOLS for
n sale by tmy 1850 FooTE
sITAND TRUNKS.-A nea, aud good article for
/ / sale by nc ARMSTRONG \ Co.
BLOWS: good supply of Jewetts' Improved Ca
ry Plows, for sale by tapris) JIG FoorE
= CIRCULAR SAWS.
VyYKLCH GRIFFlTHs' As and 80 inch cast
w steel Circular Saws, for sale by
march s., 80 pRuGH COOK
r LIGHTNING RODS: $500 feet Sprates pa'en
lILightning Rods for leby PRuGH COOK
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. y = " n II ~ W -
Newman T. Graz

4 TTORNEYS and C1uns eilors at Law, Jefferson
n street, Burlington Iowa. IIPaFticular at
tention given to the collection of Claims, convey
ancing, and all other uSiness intrused TO
Refer to Ex-Gov. James Clarke. DR. f. Lowe,
WIN. d. Ewing. H. IL. Griths, OF this city.
Burlington Jniy II, Is50-em.
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COLE Leather, Salt and Glass at coss rnn.TfTE
Csv tlsn:,' oi1
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4. ID. Green.


Geo. PegraHA 4 CO.
TOMMISSION AMI Forwarding Merchants, No.
~ 3 Levee upstairs, 81 Louis. No. rf-PartIc-
ular att enton paid to selling Produce the Levee.
Ts-rhe under signed will max s.. sral Cash aa-
vances on c"nsigements to the a5at g souse.
Burlington, oct. 1850 PARSON> Il Co., Water st.
y. =. SChsaEgtEa4.
MANUFACTURER ofVinee@E emil F@aily Gro
vi Ger, Jefferson street, Burlington, iowa. o 81
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The chords OF leg contracted that the foot vas
drawn ny night ans. with the thigh and the knee joint
> tina, she Obliged ak with erutches. Thee
bottles the Mustang Imminent RELAXED the chord. loos
ened III. knee lolnt relieved al painS, theRed the
muscles, and sk the rope, leap aad jump with
ont crutehes and Without tmpn-.
in Pitttshafsh had red hot iron accidentally
run into his loo;, mixing very severe '-.*
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VANUI! CANDYI!
THE undersigned manufacture and have con-
L stanty on hand large quantity OF Superior
Candy, which they will sell wholesale at reduced
prices. This candy is much better article than
that COMMONLY imported; and il any Of ii should
tail TO keep, we will take II back and return good
in its place. &~ " f' .s'' :. "fsf
Country merchants will find our establishment to
present inducements in this line, which o impor.
tor can offer.
a-s"Fancy Candies of all descriptions put up TO
order. (June 10 '5D F. II. RUNGE x BRO
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NrJ. C. Kriechbaum. Bsrrlington:-sir;-
We. the Sitirens of Burlington, after aa', -,
as yonr ipternal Ara. External Remedy, 20 hsItt'
certify to The pubic, that II is one ~ ~ 80
icines for family use. that we harretfr
and therefore, feel il our duty TO annex oer
10 show and testify what in iAFalaslle h4@ss'
believe il TO he. -
O.C. wlghtman, RolIey Morgan, ehsrtss Ishi, =.
F.. I. HehueF. Nelson Morsan, John -
Mckenncy, Edward Joy. J. y. WhiiahsFt
son. John brakeman. James FieExnrr Erf. " :.
johnson. Adam Funk. Adm EIlvfr- ~ EfAstf n.
Laben. John P. Kriechbaumr John eaEHshs~
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kRIEtHBAUM'S VEGETABLE hhs
y SEQ for Nervous diseases, Night swt4ls,
I J termittent Fevers. Ghffs and Ffsffs ~ -
standing, hen tho patient has tecrne fell -
reduccd.-Also, for lingering diseases ahfi
reduced down by sudden attacks.
The uropristor will insure this meticinetspf
torn all that is claimed for it. If Tsquiree.
fs-Directions will be given in panT ass' ru..
rs-Manufactured only by j. G. kriesheaa
lingtun, Iowa; to whom orders may &C ss14'
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RDYDS BARBER SHOP.
HIRAM )YD, barber, respectfully informs his
| i oil customers, and the public generally. that
he has resumed business in the room under the
Barrett House, where he will be happy to waitupon
all who may favor him with call. sept. 5.
LOCkARD & CO.,
VIZ HoLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Dry Goods. Groceries. Ready
Made Clothing, ETC., ETC., corner of Main and JEFF
ferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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For Sale ~ . Barsain.
4 LiGHrtwo horse spring Wagon or Carryail,
~ nearly new, with or without harness by EH.t
july %, '5i J G LAuMAN & BRo
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At the same time The paiu was intense and cscsee,a
~ thre aensnc lock The to"t sae.ed rspd
~ and in heurs he rnahe 10 bear weight on
IL ,Ae Esasna. In this eaadten the Mustang
i.,umcat WAS applied Immediate relief from pain
the consequence anal in two days he wen, about his bust
ne>s and had 40 further trouble with II.
Capt. William Aher, one OF tie Oldest citizens Of Gin.
cianati. AMI oas and popularity Known all the Nest
cru and Southern rivers, steamboat captain, had
very Serere aNNrk OF
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
CARY PLOUGH.


oa--, THE Subscriber keeps constant
N ly on hand a large supply OF the
above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse, right and left hand with the
improvements; and are prepared to supply any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough Is much I'M
proved this year. by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the curve
Of the land side regularly round up to the beam;
which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under il; thereby rendering it almost impossible
to choke it out in the worst of stahbe. The mould
board is put with bolts instead OF rircs, as here
tofore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel Of the Landslide is cast in chill,
which hardens it hard cast steel, and prevents
It from wearing Off, thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
two. The mould board Of the Patent Cary is made
Of wrought iron. and the share of steel, and will
scour as bright silver, in the highest soil. To
those who acquainted with the Patent Gary, IL is
unnecessary to say anything hut to those who are
not, say try it, and judge for your Thi.
Plough is much more durable than almost any 9th or
made IN the country, and at the prices at which it
now sold, II is without doubt the cheapest. a=.s.
Burlington, ap '4s JOHN G. FooTE.
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.. q. LAUMAS s# a GEo. Y. IAuMAN
"A J. G. LAUM.tM & BROTHER,
LNORWAROING and Commission MERCHANTS,
q corner Front and Jefferson streets, Burlington,
Iowa. A,so, Whole sale ant Retail Dealers In Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qaeensware, Boots,
shoes, Hats. Caps, etc. ,e,c. -@sef .ag .
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In hi, right arm. Aher suffering the excruciatnc
pain for some days, without moments sele he obtain.
ed bottle ofthe Mustang Linrent, and applied it, In
less than twenty four hours he entirely relieved from
pain, aud the aa Stiffness perfectly cradle
let any doubt this in his aud he may err
them specimen of the muscular OF his sseoa
right arm.
A nan in Corngtea, kentucky, had not been able to
walk @i,oa, cruiehes, Tor nearly two om the Ell
feet OF .......- ...
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Il FRIG HrFUL ULCER
All over the back OF her hsn. Doctors had prescribed
washes aud Alternatives, athoaS toias
any good Il had been in this coalition more than year
When she got bottle of the MustaRs Ltnlmen by the re-
concentration of her physician, and applied II as direct
ed Tie result that in four weeks the ulcer "a heal
ea md The hand we'll. That Doctor NOW buys the
linin,eat by the dozen to use in his paet,ce,
little girl, fourteen miles from Coumbns, had severe
attax OF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-16

Mechanism No. XVII.
HY JOSIAH HnLBRooE.

Legislatures goyernm ent functionares, and the public
press are concentrating and combining their efforts for the
promotion OF practical science, With unanmiiy, energy,
and patriotism which insure speedy and triumphant
cess With legislatures the only question is, the best
mode of advancing an object recognised by all fun
damenta for individual and general prosperity combined
in wealth, science, and morals Government functional
RES Of our own and foreign nations, gladly improve
opportunities to their official relations and influ.
ence well they may 10 strengthen the only safe foun
dalion on which rest all the institutions and appoint
men,s Of the government under which they act
The President OF the United States shows, both by
word and deed, that his official dignity, in his view is
not lowered but elevated by appearing in the OF
congregation OF children TO administer TO them words Of
cncoura genent and to distribute among them tokens OF
appreciation TO the most deserving judge in high stand
ing says IL shall gladly all my influence upon the
bench in Inc social circle, and through the public jour
nails for the advancement OF such an obect'-scence,
universally dtTused, and largely applied for supplying
human wants, for enlghtenng and eleva,ng hunan be-
ings.
foreign minister said "The system proposed (scen-
thc recipocation is, in my opinion. calculated TO pro.
mote enlightened and pacific intercourse among nations
shall therefore earnestly recommend it. both TO nstiu
tons and individuals IN my county, emnen,ly
calculated TO benefit themselves by extending their bene
fits TO others"
The printing press professedy the supreme organ OF
light and possessing omnipoence in its controlling
influence now Lore than before, rs the patron OF
science This character OF the public press has already
to some extent changed newspapers into school books
BY becoming generally both the patrons and the vehicles
OF science, they will find in the schools Of our country
new large and rich field OF labor, and schools will
ognse them the richest fountains Of knowledge fur
nishing streams abundant and perennial.
Each Of these three repositories OF power-leglsla-
lures, government functonsries, and the public press
furnishes index Of public sentiment, and an
agency for rendering that sentiment reality. Such a
sentiment gives TO each of these agencies provided ex-
pressy for securing and advancing the objects OF its
pleasure mandate which is absolute not TO be dsobey
ed except by the dspscing Of such agency for giving