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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07

MONUMENTAL iEscRIPrIoNs. - Eng
lish writers have alluded TO the brief and
comprehensive inscriptions upon the mon
umsnts Of eminent Americans, in,contra.
distinction with the long and high sound.
ing sentences on the iombstones and ia
bles in Great Britain. The famous mon
ument in memory Of Eli Whitney, " the
inventor of the Cotton Gin," a, Charles.
town, South Carolina, afforded text for
James and Horace Smith to con,ras, tho
conduct OF the people Of England and
America in the matter of monuments. -
In one Of their volumes they say, "wha,
a strange people are the Amencans In
stead Of setting up splendid ceno,aphs for
kings and heroes, the oppressors or the
destroyers OF their species, the erect mon.
uments TO the beneiaciors Of mankind
containing no other inscription than the
name Of the deceased, and the improve
ment FOR which he was celebrated. -
This passage occurred to US few day,
since, on visiting village cemetery il
this vicinity, where We met with these
words on q tombstone of one CT the faith
ers Of the place, who died when NOR,
than four score years Of age; "Ee wa
the first man that carried ice to Bostor
market as merchandise = Boston Tran
script.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following beautiful paragraph we
extract from the address delivered before
the graduating class of Rutgers College,
by the Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen,
and commend it to the perusal of the
young:
"Resolve 10 do something useful, hon.
orable, dutllul, and to do it heartily. Re-
pei the thought that yeu can, and there
fore you may, live above work and with
cut 1t. Among the mos, pitiable objects
in society, is the man whose mind has
rot been trained by the discipline Of edu-
cation; who has not learned to think on
the value OF his immortal powers, and
with all these noble faculties cultivated
and prepared for an honorable activity,
ignobly sits down 10 do nothing; with no
influence over the public mind; with no
interest in the concerns OF his country,
or even in his nelghborhoed; to be regar-
ded as drone, without object or charac-
ter, with no hand to lift, and no effort to
put forth 10 help the high. or defea. the
wrong. Who can think with any calm
ness on such a miserable caree,l And,
however it may Re with you in active en-.
terpriss, never permit your influence to
go into hostility 10 the cause OF truth and
virtue. So live, that with the Christian
poet, you may truly say that
"If your country stand not by your skill.
At least your folies have n OF wrought her fall.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07
PREMATURE GRAVE

1T 10 a remarkable fact that thousands have
L been brought to premature grave by neglec-
ting To take some good and Efficient medicine In
lime 10 arrest the course Of disease. IL ia
also startling truth that thousands have been
heralded 10 an untimely grave by the use OF
poisonous nostrums The author therefore see
ing the necessity Of some good and efficient med
icine, which could be relied upon when the ser.
vices OF competent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has been indnced to oiier his MAMA
LUKE LlNIMENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS TO the public These medicines are com
pounded strictly honest and from medicines of
virgin purity, being warranted as purely yeget-
table.
10000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers.
sprains fever throat, neura gia tooth
ache, head ache pains in the back side or breast
boils ring bones, pimples, darrho,a. have been
cured in the last year Also narnerous eases OF
sweeny, galds, spiints, fistula, big head, BIZ
shoulder, poll evil, sprains, CHAMBERS bolts chol-
lc, yellow water, &C. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases Of the skin, laundice. nervous
pains of all kinds, bilious affections, eostiyes
ness, female affections, &c, have been restore.
10 perfect health by the use Of Gilmore. Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented by the use ~
L. ]. Mckinny's Cireassian Hair Tome This
ueaaaiui to6tloH aboD prevents the hair from
falling of, promotes its growth, and renders il
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the United States
for the sale Of Il. J. NcKinny's Celestial Balm,
an unequaled remedy for cholera, ayseatefy,
diarrh@a, finx, cholic, and all pains in tho bow
esl.
POISON,
7. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contains
70 poison and Is warranted purely vegetable.
This preparation has expelled worms Of all
kinds from the in'est ne canal when other prep.
arauons OF great re,pute failed
FEVER AND AGuE
in all its variovs types, permanently cured,
without injury 10 the system, by the use Of T.
J. Mekinny's Fever and Ague pills This ton
&c preparation never has been @quaIed. II new
81 fails. Try it, and be satisfied that agnc can
he cured.
Agents-A. Gilbert, and Chambers X Son,
Upton; N. Baker, Rochester Henry Lang,
Moscow, Amos Merrifis. reiee T.. shawbsl.
CSds Hhl ..
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w II . LIE $ ALE g. RETATL

furniture AID chair Ware RJQms.
Ffp tnpite The at'e,tton If HE citizens o.
Upton, md Cedar county IN general, 10
otn assortment IF furniture, chairs and
"s4lresses consisting Of eoery article aen-
era}ig eatled for in orr line I've hare
cone lrettty dtDerent styles Of chairs, ra-
rytng IN prtces from 81 SO 70 go dolls
Pr s-fti Rocking, al from 81 50 10 $50.
bureaus ptaiu md fancg from Sl4 10
$40, Bedoteads from 81 80 10 S2oa psec..
n s4oyt pe thank yoa for your it5er al
patronage thu tqy, and tnriie al in ,oont
n attetes u our lane 10 gipe rs cal and
ne tisaH straos 10 sui you N prtcs md
style. We varran, ecery article 10 b Is
represented, Union Block, ncrJ doc, 10 J.
Lemp Il Co. .Muscat.ne Ioro.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07

THE KrnGwoop TusEEL. tun-
mel on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
cut through slate rock, will be i,l00 feet
in length. and IS in width, TO accommo-
date two tracks, with sidewalks Of solid
masonry. About 1900 feet will be ar
ched, ], 800 fee. being Of i,on, and the
remainder of brick.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07

DR. TuoxAs, Of Monticello, Indianna,
reports a case of rattlesnake bite. Mr.. S.,
aged lhirty-eighs, who stands six feet in
his s,ockings-who, BY the way was very
fond Of brandy-had Just been bitten On
the inside of his left heel by large rat.
tlesnake. Both fanss had been we'll in
serted in the muscle. In thirty-six hours
he was sound and well. l gave him in
the short time alluded TO, one quar-, OF
brandy and one and half gallons of
whiskey- all without intoxication, he
wanted more and | refused to supply his
wants. The next day Mr.. H., his next
neighbor, was passing along, and saw him
with his pants rolled up to bis knees,
barefoo,ed, and wading around in SONG
weeds and grass with his feet He as
ksd him If he had lost anything.
"Eo, sir"
What are you doing ,hsn,"
I'm hunting a snake. There amt
any liquor only what Or. Thomas has and
he won't lie, me Lave any unless I'm
snake bit, SO I'm hunting one"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07
SPARKLING SUNDAY NIGHT

INscRInKp TO THOSE WHO Arr
GUILTY.
SITTING in the corner,
On Sunday eve,
With taper finger,
Resting on your sleeve;
Starlight eyes are casting
On your face their light;
Bless mel this II pleasant
Sparkling Sun day night!
How your heart Ia humping,
'Gainst your sund az vest
How wickcdly tbs working,
On this day Of rest:
Hours seem but minutes,
As they take their flight;
Bless me amt 1t pleasant
Spanking Sunday nighta
One arm with gentle pressure
Lineers round her waist,
You squeeze her dimpled hand,
Her pouting lips you taste;
She freely slsps ysur face,
But more In love than spite;
Oh! thunder!- amt 1t pleasant
Sparkling Sunday night
But bark the clock IL striking
II 10 two o'clock snum!
As sure as I'm sinner,
The time to 60 has co,nei
You ask with spiteful accents,
If "thst old clock 10 right"
And wonder II "a ever
Spanked on Sunday night,
One, two three, sweet kisses,
Four, Ave, six you hook
But thinking .ha. you rob her.
Give back those ven took;
Then a. home You hurry,
From She fair ones sight
Dontyou wish each dsy was
sparkinu Sunday mighty
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07

All things in use and about Us are
chaos without method; and so long as the
mind is entirely passive, so long as there
is nm habl'nai 81 omission Of the under
standing TO meie events and images, as
such. without any attempt to classify md
arrange them, Sc long the chaos mus,
continue. There may be transition, bu,
there never can be progress; there may
be sensation but there eanno, lie thought;
for to'a absence Of method renders thing,
Impracticahle; as We think tina, partial DE-
fec, OF method proporronaly render
thinking trouble and fatigue.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07

A STniKisG RKsuKr-A writer in
the Columbia, South Carolina, is remin-
dsd by certain remarks ou legal ethics. IF
a scene which occurred sone AK months
ago in a London criminal count.
A young man stood indicted for hay
ing stolen al night into ladys room.
clambering over neighboring roofs and
having robbed her Of certnla Jewels
The barrister who found nothing on
which he might rest defence lor the
prisoner. sugs ested 10 the jury that per-
haps the Young lady woman OF ire
proachablc character, Lad made an al.
poinlmcLt with the prisoner. al gwen
him the jewels, and finding sue would be
discovered, lad seen 10 other escape from
disgrace Than turning her lover INTO q
criminal. TIE Jedgc @as gong to stop
the slandering lawyer, when he prisoner
cried cut, "s!r, TIA! is not il your hl!sf.
what you gay 10 uot tue, and | would
not be acquitted at this rate The bench
assured the prisoner that his conduct
should have its weight in setting lie d.
mount OF punishment for his crime
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07
kAs- A scientific correspondent OF

kks@ A scientific correspondent OF a
late London Journal, In abiding IL the
days Of Noah, says htat, III what is known
lis "ths food, II IS probable that the
poles OF the earth were changed, and sud
den dissolution 81 The polar seas ensuea
whlcE deluged the equatorial part. Of the
earth, aud whelmed in ruin nearly all the
human race
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07
Iiptn Steam Mill.

The undersigned having purchased the above
mill and made arangamentsto insure its running,
when work ~ 10 he bad. are now prepared 10 DO
custom work four days in the geek--TRsday,
"Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday. wheat ground
for the eighth bushsl-corn at 10 ctz pr busheL
Full reliance may be placed on the custom days
STOUT Il SHEAEER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07
The Book Trade in
IOWA.
II. M. 8UT7N1UTT,
Muscatine, Iowa.

II. M. BUT1NJnTT,
Muscatine, Iowa.
Would call the attention Of the Trade, and of
country merchants generally to his
large stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK WORKS
WRITING PAPERS. S7A7TONERY
WALL PAPER,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
All OF which have been bought in such large
quantities direct from the publishers and man.
nfacturers in the eastern cities and Mt the low
est cash prices that he IL able to defy all compe
tition, and can sell to booksellers and merchants
nj Chicago and ST Louis prices. .
Among his stock now In store or shipped to
him frem the east may be found
s72s OF McGufiey's Eclectic Readers
5sC5 sanders parker's and Denmans do
1851 Reyis arithmetcs and algebras
2ls5 Thompson,s do do
4isl Davies do do
1894 do Higher Mathematics
1882 .Colburns Adams Stoddard's and Smiths
arithmetics
42e5 Wells Balloons and Kirkhams gram.
3ls7 Smiths Browns Clark's and Penneo's do
1871 Bibles and Prayer books
eGsl MitcheFs Smiths and Olney's geographic
25s5 elementary spoilers
526l other school books used in Iowa
80 gross states
Is Webster's unabridged svo dictionry
A2Sl reaus cap ietseT uii anu hote paper
1895 Fat cap and folio post do
1911 tissue and wrapping do
6lsl rolls wall do
1894 window do
4lsl qaires medium deny and cap ledgers jour
nais and records :
6lSl IL bound lcdgers day books and re cords
22l gross pass books and tuck memorandum
742 steel pens
1896 volumes law books
1885 medical do
sl4G5 stanaard and misce II aneous do
1850 note books including shawns psaImistas
new Carmina Sacra Halieiujah Harp OF the South
sacred nclodions dc. &c.
1921 copies instruction books for the piano organ
metodeon violin accordion guitar !Sc.
29G0G0 buff white note and card envelops
Also a larSe stock of
gold pens
fine pocket cutlery
portemonnaies, pocket, bill and
blank books, ladies' reticules, card ca
ses, furnished wallets, portfolios, mathe-
matical instruments, sheet music chess
men, writing desks, Sc. &C
Al the above stock
he will sell
WHOLESHJ.E AND RETAIL
at the very lowest rates.
BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
and all others who wish 10 buy boil ks and sta
tionery. will d. well 20 call and examine his
stock the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
IN IOWA, before purchasing elsewhere
All orders filled with proBP;ness and at the
lowest rates.
G. Cash paid for rags. -
Museatine, Iowa. bt6-tf
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To SIN Oem akePs.

Pratt h Co. have now on hand
twenty doz Upper Leather ten doz Kip Skins,
25 doz French Calf, twenty doz Country Calf.
70 doz Pink Llnings, rs doz Russell Lisings,,
twenty doz Ret, Green and Bise topping,
twenty doz KID and Goat Morocco,
Shoe Pegs Of an sizes
Dayton Lasts, Boot trees
Crimping Boards, and all kinds of Shoe Xii,
alwaps on hand at Wholesale or Retail by
n2T-1y PRiT'Tf Co
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A CoxrRAsr. - Near The end Of his
days the licenuous Byron wrote the fol-
lowing inus:

lowing !incs.
MY days are In the yellow leaf
The bowers and fruit Of love are gone
The worm, the eanker. and tue grief
Are mine alone
Near the end Of his days Paul, the
aged, wrote TO young minister whom
he greatly loved as follows:
am now ready TO be offered, and
the time Of my departure is u, hand. l
have fought good fight, have finished
my course, l have KEEP, the faith, and
henceiorth there is laid up for me a crown
Of life, which the righteous Judge shall
give me at that day" Is there not dii-
ference between him that serveth God
and him tba, servs,h Hin nota All ex-
perience, as we'll as conscience. answers,
Yes
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DRY GOODS.

OF all kinds, qualities and descriptions. consist
Hg Of cloths, Of foreign ann domestic rnanufae.
ture, such as broatcioths Of French and Amer.
lcan manufacture; twilled colored, plain doe
skin; sahnetts, sheep-greys, Jeans, tweeds i
summer ware; PRINTS Of the ooeHrco. Merr,.
mac, hall River and other principle factories
madder eoloTs warrented fast and OF tue latest
fashion; cotton goods. factories. muslins. sheet
ings, shiIthgs, osnabsrgs; fancy gooes lace.
bFocades, SWISS silks, satin fringe, gauze inscr
non, lawns, dslalnos, ehambrays, boboret,s.
jaconc'ts, &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Flanne!s, Llaseys, yains, shawls, etc. in abn,-
dance. Notions, combs, gloves, u,it.ea. go.
forts Eand1erch,efs, needles, thread, tape. pins
etc - f'"s'
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, coffee, molasses, salt spices. rails.
ms candles, ash, pepper, indigo, nader &c.
HARDWARE.
In this line we have all the articles nsu,ft,
kept BY country merchants and such a. r,,s.
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS l. aUEENsUARE
or all Kinds necessary for the use or families
BOOTS IL SHOES
or an classes klnds, descriptions and sises ~ stl;
and 1T men women and children
HATS 4 CAPS
10 nj The head OF customers II all SIZES and 10,
all classes Of men, social Or political. including
the latest style Of
KNOW-NOTHINGs.
In fact We haycthe largest stock OF goods ev-
er bro ught To this town, and comprises alroo.,
everything from bolt of osnaburg. to a sting
or beads. From satin dress TO rat tran =,
From hogshead Of sugar to a brass button -
From SILK hat or bonnet to Misses paitsrs :,
q paper q lacks Wei, the half cannot be
tolas Sall ana see. 17-tt
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07
SAMUEL DEWELL,

SAMUEL DE"ELL,
survyer at Upton and Gener al Land agen.
WILL attend promptly to an business requri
.- an agent: such as
DEHlNG AND SELLING ON COMMITS
SION
PAYING OF TAXES
giving information respecting lands in this eoun
ly &c. Emigrants aud settlers can get choice Sc
etcticns of lands by calling at his Office.
FOR SALE. Lots and 5, Block IL, town o
Rochester, upon which is situated comforta-
BILE dwelling with cellar and well, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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AUSTIN PARSONS.
u.8PNESS & SADDLE MANUFACTURERS
OVER CHAMBERS & SON DRUG STORE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public in general, that
he will continue in tn. above named business,
and is now prepared TO manufacture saddles,
brides, trunks, carpet bags, yalses sc. Wag-
on, cart, aray and buggy harness, and csllars
to suit every variety Of harness and warranted
not to injure the horse. My work will be prin-
cipally made by myself, ana from the
ONO OAK TAN LEATHER,
so that feel safe in warranting all my work,
which will be done in the best style, and on
reasonable terms. AUSTIN PARSONS.
Tipton, Iowa. lott
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Carpenters Tools,

From the Ohio Union Tool Companies.
DLANES-Jointers, jack. smooth and fine
L planes, bead aud match planes, rabbit,
sash raising planes-a'so, common Sitting and
mortice guages, spokeshaves. broad and band
axes, hatchets,, AIDES, hammers. Spear &
Jackson's rip, and and tenor saws, socket and
frmer chisseIs, guages, apgers and squares,
heve's, saw sets, bench screws, marking and
brad avis, oil stones, screwdrivers. spirit lev
els, brase and bits of all kinds, viz: anger, GIN
biet, centre and spoon bits-spike and natl
gimblets. nail punches, iron and steel compass
s., box wood and ivory rules, saw, .chisel an.
anger handles, dr.wingknivss, chalk lines,
single and double plane irons, fiat and round
boring machines, hollow aagers,
SC, Sc, at MYERS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07

rie or those contemplating marriage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. ID.
Let no father be ashamed 10 presnpt n eanv ~
he xscrLAriusto his child. Let no young man
ar woman enter into tho secret obligations 81
Married life without reading the rocls r MseU
LArlus Let no one suffering from haehniea
saugh, pain In the side, restless nights, neryopa
.ii'nes' and tne whoic train Of Byspeptic sen
7ahons, and given up by their physician, be an
o1ner moment without consulting tho ,scrlAp.
ins' Have tho married, or those about 10 10
married any impe dinent read this truly uaefnI
9ohs, a. II has been the means Of saving thou
jaws Of death. a . -
cAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE Cents
snc,osed IN letter. will receive one copy of thIs
VOTE BY mail or Ave copies will be sent for On.
''o'or' Address. post paid
4 DR. VIM. YOUNG,
. M. lS2 Spruce Street, PhiIadelrhia,
nj LIZ.
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~S. E. quarter of S. Z. quarter of seetio
2, 4. 81, X. | w: For sale by
SAMUEL DEwgLL.
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CIgars-l00 M d every variety, Import
ed and domestic for sale al
MYERS.
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FOR SALE. Lot ., Block %. town G
Rochester, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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TIE undersigned would further inform the
public that their stock of The above articles as
large, and well selected, fresh from Boston AMI
st, Louis markets and will b. sold al prices a.
cheap rs any place north Of s. Louis. Give as
call SHAW. BAGIFY 4 60.
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Doctor Yourself.
The POCKET .FSTUL.dpIUy.:
ON, sway ORE MS own PHYSICIAN.

I'VE FIFIIETH Edison.
= with One Hundred Lu.
cravings showing disease
and halformatiors Of he lin-
man System In every shape
and form. To which is add.d
. Treatise or the Diseases 81
Females, being Of the highest
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-07

He'd Cedar Lodge No 20 10. OF,
Meets every Saturday eve in Rochester Iowa
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- Dew Drop Lodge. I. q. G. T.. mee.a Al tto
aoaft mouse ~ Upton, on Tuesday evening ~
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28
A WORD TO BUSINESS MEN.

The spring trade viii soon commence, and
business men should remember that to sue
ceed, they must make their name and calling
so-familiar to every man in the community
that when he looks at his threadbare coat,
worn out shoes, or battered hat, he will at
once think Of the individual who furnishes the
article at the lowest price This can only be
done by advertising. Our columns are open
to all who desire TO prove its correctness
Send on your advertisements and your money,
and try the experiment.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28
THE LEGISLATURE AND BANKS.

| The ssLegislatiye Record" seems, lately, tc
| be Transformed into mere catalogue of Banks
Insurance Companies, and other Corporations
the chartering of which occupies almost the
entire time of the Legislature. We are ut
terly at loss to know what members Of that
body mean by grinding out these opestiferous
concerns,'' on the application Of little bands
of shavers and spectators from almost every
town and village in the Commonwealth. The
State win soon be one grand ssshin plaster
shop" and the inevitable result viii be COM
mercial embarrassment, bankruptcy and ruin.
Tt seems utterly impossible TO get an honest
and upright Legislature together, that viii be
willing to sacrifice personal considerations for
the good of their constituents. The very at
mosphere OF the capitol seems to TEEN with
corruption, and when men go there, they
loose their integrity with as much ease as they
make their three dollars a day and perquisites.
Certainly the men who are voting for this pro-
miscuous mass of bank bills, and charters OF
incorporation, are aware that they are viola
ting the wishes of their constituents, and that
their course is ruinous to the interests Of the
State.
But we have one hope yet, and we have an
abiding confidence that it viii withstand all
corruption and all temptations. We look for
the Governor to exercise the great .cOnserva-
tive power vested in him by the Constitution,
to protect US against the evils of this hasty
and outrageous legislation which will destroy
our currency, and cause US to loose millions
by bank frauds and failures. We hope and
believe that Gov. PoLLooK, viii veto every
bank which is not strictly and undeniably re-
quired by the actual business wants of the
community in which it is to be located, or
better still, that he will veto the whole batch,
even if it be at the expense Of one or two 10
calities (Clearfeld among the number) where
banks are absolutely required. The people
look for him to put his foot on the monster,
and we believe we will do it.
P. S.-Since writing the above, we have re-
ceived the message of the Governor vetoing
the Bank. Of ? Pottstown,' which VIII be found
in another column. It is just such manly,
fearless expression Of opinion as we expected
from Gov. FoLLooZ, and We hope he will hold
on in the same course, and pile veto upon veto.
The people Will sustain him.