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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Toronto Store.
PREMATURE CRAVE.

Is a remarkable fact tisat thoussoAs hav,
been brought to > prem aturegrave by neglec.
ting to take some good and efficient medicine In
time 10 arrest the course Of disease n 4,
also startling truth that thousands have been
heralded 10 an untimeiy grave b. The use ~
poisonous nostrums. Tie autbOr tksrefore 49,
ing the necessity Of some good and eAIcient med.
icine, which could be relied upoa WIN the Ger.
wees OF competent physicians coaaId MT Be o.
LUXE i.nsi h Is Mn IaaSe's r MA INA,
PILLS 70 the public. 1hsGe - 3cioes nre 60.
pounded strictly I,one1 ~ - nsdicines n
able 49,
10000 cases rheumatiaa. barns, ulcsrs.
sprains, fever-sores, sore troaf neura liza toofH
ache, head achs, pains n the back side Or b. a
boIis, ring bones, pinples, diafrhcea, have been
cured IN the last year. Also numerous csscs a
sweeny, galds, spaints, fstsla, big head, BIZ
Shoulder, poll ev, sprains, ganders, bolts, choi-
&c, yellow water, &c. Thousands who have 81.
Afflicted nhs WIN dyspepsia liver complaint head
pains Of al kinds, bilious Affections eost;vs.
ness, fsInsls ades6ens. Ge., have besn yestors.
20 perfect health By the use of CiImors's Anti.
bilious Piiis
GRAY HAIRS
and prems!ufe badness prevented by ths use ~
1. J. McKinny's CircAssian Hair Tonic. mi.
seaaffm comoi' alton prevents the hair rom
falling Oh, promotes It's growth, and tenders Il
soft and glossy "
AGENTS WANTED
N every town throughout The United STATE,
for The sale Of T. J. McKHny's Celestial BALM.
% unequalcd remedy for cholera. dss~iers'
d'a'rhca, lux, cholic, and all pains in lie bow.
POISON,
I. J. Mckinny's Worm Medicine cont. -
no poison And Is warranted purely yeeetab BE =
This preparation has expelled worms 81 IN
kinds from the intestine canal when Other nr...
aratioDs OF great repute failed.
FEVER AND AGUE
in all is various types, permanently cu,aa
without injury 10 the system, by the use of r
J. McKinny's Fever and Agae pills. This ton.
lc preparation never has been ecualed. NV.
% fails Try u, and be satisfied that asue esn
be cured.
Agents--A. Gilbert and Chambers 4 GA.
Upton; n Baker, Rochester Heary L~cs
Moseew, Amos Msvriss. Pskss Z. 49,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

Mras are like cigar smoke they are
drawn INTO tie mind wi,h one breath cr
&c soui, and ar. foa,ed on, again upon
anoshcr. Some IDEAS produce as slight
effects a. the whifs from a piece Of coil
I'd tobacco, with n.e end 81 fire.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

Coon. -The Northampton Gazette
tells the following:
A friend OF ours glories in a ray OF
snnshlne--a lutte girl-a brigh, lively
little pra,der, scarcely three years old.
She has recently los, { younger sister by
death, and ,ae remark. so common on
such occasions, that "she was too good
Tor earth and God took her" was made
IN her hearing, A few days since her
mother having occasion 10 reprore her
Tor some misdemeanor, told her she must
De good; she replied. II am Toe good
mamma, God will take ME away as he
did lit,le Katy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Humorous JarieiI.


Last summer Bob l., crossed the
Atlantic 10 spend little time and a good
deal Of money in looking at the women
and woaders Of the old world. Among
The wonders which he took along. Jus,
for the fun of,he thing" was small sig.
ed snappsng turtle. Having a weeks
leisure a London, Bob packed up his
traps and went over to ireland. The
6rsi night he spen, con the sod'' was a,
little roadside inn, abcu, fifteen miles
from Dublin. Having par,akcn Of sup
per Of bacon and eggs. Bob walked into
the bar and placed the turtle on the floor.
The frs. person 10 notice the '.critter"
was Mr.. Flynn, who KEEP, the house.
And wha. do you call that D.
That Is an American rat dog"
"A what ~
can American ra, dog"
"Musha SO long --and do you call such
a spa'pecn adog7 80
i do. indeed !; and he Is " or,hv Of his
name" 81
"Nyill he fgha!' easfas
Yes, sir; no. oniy fight, 10. whip
any sigh. pound dog in Ireland"
"W,li you hold me ten shilhngs on
that 2"
II will"
"Enousi said blruey. get the brin-
die pup We bought Of Sheridan ves,er-
day, aud !e, him out.
Barney did a. desired. The brindle
pup purchased OF Sheridan was brought
III. The brinlle PUP took a look n, his
hRsucan relation, and then made a
plunge. The turtle eau.h, the brindle
pup ty the nose. The briadlc pup gave
one yell, and pat Tor the door. When
las, seen he WIS rushing towards Dublin
ns II be had cigh, Tin culienders tied 10
his tail. Whether Flynn gave up the
n.,ney, without, getting = shiiialeh to act
az umpire. will he kuova when the mex,
steamer arrives.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
CASH Music AND PIANO STORE
HON wATURs,
No 1913 broadway, .Nsg York.
Opposition Ia Monopoly.


Music AT GREATLY REDUCED RArss.
Notwithstanding the combination Of music
dealers 10 keep up The prices OF non copyright
music against the interests Of native composers
and their refusal TO extend to Mr.. Waters the
coartcsie. Of the trade, he Is making immense
salcs--having abundance evidence that he has
public .oantenance and support,n his opposis'o.
TO the Great Monopoly, and in his efforts to aid
Native Talent. and adopt the National Csrrcmcy.
His stock Of American and European NAsic Is
immense, and the catalogue Of his own pubica-
tons Of the larges. and best selected IN
the United States. He has also made q great
reduction in the prices of Ptawos, MelodsoSs and
Musical Insirnnserts Of al ktnds. Superior
toned 6i-2 octave pianos for SITS, $500 and
$225, interior Of as COCOA quality and instrument
as strong and as durable as those which cost
$500. Pianos Of every variety Of style and price
up 10 $1,000 comprising those OF ten different
manufactures; among them the celebrated
modern improved HORACE wATKR' Pianos, and
the first premium lEoiian Ptanos Of +. GILBERr
L Co.'S make, (the owners Of the Eolian
patiently Secondhand pianos at great bargains
Price, from $40 to $3.50. Mslod,ans fiom fve
different manufactures, iaclsdmg the well
known g. d. l. H. w. SMIrH's nelodeons,
(tnned the equal tempeSament,) the best make
IN the United States. Prices &4J, $50. 975,
1l0o, $ils, el35, 4l15 and slso. Smiths
Double Bank Mslodeoa $2u0. EAch Piano and
and Melodson gSara~teed. The best terms to
gymen. and churches. All orders promptly
attended 10. Music sent % all parts Of the
country post paid at the reduced rates. General
and eelect catalogues and sced1ls Of prices Of
Pianos forwarded to any address free Of charge
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

IA Eishelman, the bachelor editor Of
the Chillicothe advertiser, gets off the
following eulogy on the fair sex, So
"a woman vii cling to the chosen oh.
jcc. Of her heart like Possum 10 gum
tree, md you can't separate her without
swapping strings that no art can mend,
ani leave portion Of her soul upon the
upper leather Of her affections. She will
sometimes see something TO love, where
others can see nothing 10 admire, and
when her tondness is once fastened on a
fellow, j, sticks like glue and molasses in
n bushy head Of hair"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

Special Notice 10 .army Officers. Sold
icrs, Volunteers, Teamsters, Naval Off
GERS, Sanea, Marines and Macy Clerks
and their SarririnS Wi.!ous or Minor
Children. m..sre
Yen are now entitled 10 Land War.
rant for $50 acres; and If you have al
ready received 10 or so acres, you are
entitled 10 an additional quantity, equal
TO 100 acres. II will be TO apply to the
undersigned who will attend TO the bust.
ness OF Obtaining bounty land. All IN
formation relative 10 the matter will be
gwen gra,utously.
Piatt, Dewell e. Co.
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Iron |!

ms UNDERSIGNED keep consssstlv on
Z hand large and complete .azsortmsnt Of
ciss n Hardware. - o>' ~ s'u'
nes.esas SHAW A BAGIty
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

Old s,aA xegsh NJ Cslh Squars.

:. oA ssaM xstl ~ CssH i4nrs
-pEALER ~
DRY GOODS GROCERIES
QUEEyNrSW.dRE HARDWARE
R0OTS SHOES
HaTy CAPS
M.fDE CLOTHIyNG
naILN GLASS
.FOTTOFS Re.
WE are in receipt Of the best stock Of
goods We have ever offered in this mar
Ee, and will sell extremely low Tor cash.
Thankful to the public for past fasors
We respectfully invite tho attention
Of the community to our Stock Of
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Satinetts, Flannels
Lindseys Edgings, Prints,
Delaines, Shawls, Handkerchiefs
&c. &c.
Our clothing department is full and right fine
lot too Look at il before purchasing
BOOTS SHoEs--
good assortment and a. chep a. the lowest
HATS CAPS
q fneu. sifk-iook al them. In fact we have
almost ever. thing usually KEEP: IN country store
~ Give Us CALDWELL sell - low NJ the
best ofthem.
Upton Oct. 18th, 1884, t4s.d
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CASH Is NEEDED.--Ail psrsoas knowing
themselves 70 - indebted to me, either by note
book account or otherwise, must call and settle
the SANE on Or before The lot day Of May, or
cost will be made % The same.
hit. JOHN WEAVER
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Thank God for the Harvest.


~ yAMvs ss.GGISs
Ih'ns God cre- n,me f,r n. fraiif Il plain,
"h"re waves > sea Of bending gran.
Where the ',. golden h - of n.rmn. me-,
n.tof t''ght IN III. de h.,hed wheat.
IN. famine h.nl with w. w,n-s had thrown
'lsu of siaom a'~r n" sarih. wtie zone
AMI the peasant brr lns IN tie world had
wers,
a ~, h. fansd couch wherein. mother .'rps
Nat nav the ..fo,l, os the r.,?er rings.
Till the biacthit,i Stats ~ his fremb.i ne
Wsnss,
While his heart & n,ss gi..is.s h. file. awa,,
Ger the hsr'es, brown all ffsgrauthay.
Gay sounds are crit where before awcke
We ee md fr I'M shuttle u T ;nv,l stroke,
And where was beAr,i h 4 the voics of wall,
rhsd nee. the SOM, AID the ,nsiis prevail.
Then God BE- praised Tor the fruitful lain,
Where waves sea 81 The b niing grain;,
Where tie golden haes Of The morning meet
Aasror hish, in the dss ba,hei wheat.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
UNIVERSITY FAMILY, MEDICINES
MI FEVER AND lOVE. Na~

fNHE University Of Free Medicine and
= Popular knowledge CHARTERED BY the Stat. q,
pcnn.yivantA April 18th. 1864 mAinly 10 arTss.
the evils OF spussous Aostrums nlso 20 supply The
public with where the be Il ,nedi
calsdvisess ga nnot0r viii nsf be smploS "a hsy
ing pnreha SGD tAe invaaaAla4 scmssy, KswAsl,s
TeNic MIXTURE, the Afst aaaA Gnk known 70,
twenty years, Is the certain cure fys Te,er ,,,s
Ague, and it, kindred complea IL, nAdsntly
recommend to the affiicted. The above instis,.
titution likewise reoonme nd for bo9el ~.
RowaSp's coxrouxD svxur Of pIAcxssxx,
and In dus time will furnish its o. n rene dv h,
etr-y disease that can be safely treated In iii.
way. Ey order OF the Trustees.
John n ROWLAND, NJ. D..
President Of the University and ne LesA =,
the Phsr'nsc usical lepartnieSl 1Jone disse.s.
tory and oiace Ne. 6SArch W, kkfls6e lphia
u W. cAaa. ~. Philadelphsa ma CT cray
sEKs, Upton. ns6.iy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

TlPTONsy IOWA.
psALB1s ~
PAIN rs, OILS, DIE STyNx
GLASSWARE, WINDOH
GLdSS, V.ARJNiSHES,
TERPEN7I.NE,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS,
sRusHrs. FANCY SOAPS, PEaTuAEAIEs
TOILET ARTIcLEs.
In short, every description q goods sensily
found in Drug Stores, al q which are onsseo
at the lowcst prices. - d. s4
Also FOR p le. s.o
DR.. Wistsr's Balsan Of Sfld Cherry,
Osgood's Iadisa c. gcEss.
Rogers LivsrwoE And Tar,
Guysiott's Yello, Jock and SArsslArnis,
Smiths Tonic fup,
AYERS Cherry ectoral,
Moiatts Life Pills and Phrnix bstters,
- Gillsnan,s Mamalake Linimeat,
do Vegetable and anti-biho.M pal
H. G. Farrelfs Arabian Lrimenf,
A. G. Rragg's Mustang l.n'menfs
And many other popular medicine. q N :
nav. Tlpton, Nov. IL, 1893.
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BOOT &S 81 SHOP,

We would inform the citizens Of Upton aud
vietnt.y that We have just opened Boot aud
: Shoe SHOP up stairs, in
VIRGIN RLsOOK.
South Of the COURT HOUSE, where We are
prepared to do all kinds Of
Custom Work (
IN the beet possible style. aud npon short netic.
Having been engaged in the business Ia the
East Tor . number OF years, we feel confident In
saying that for srEAEusrY, AND NgArsEss ear.
not be surpassed in the State ~. -. =
Particular attention wifi be pafa To mak;nc
to order
Gents Fine Roots,
and Caters. Also Ladies wear OF any stvle or
pattern, all ofwhich will be made out of the best
material, and to the satisfaction Of customers
Give Esa call wnr ale EAkE
May 18th. n22-en,o.
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New Goods.
Axp PLsNfy or TEEN.
r.il and Winter stock just received hen

FRIEND & CULBERTS0N
Embrace this o., srtrnity Of returning Their
thanks 10 this libes al and psnerous &c nmua'y
for mast favors and patrot age, and 70 M p
their customers and the s.rest OF mankind,1 .ne'
they are still on hand at their establishment 70
the brick building On ihe r,rru srs eRTs
CORNER OF CED4R6 FlfIHSIH1110
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and q. Louis, large and
srLrrpip AssoRTAExTs or
STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS
7s Consisting ~ follows:
.M.yremae, Coeheco Allen n Non
Philiips, y Fail River, Globe.
Orange, sc.
- coTToF ooops. 1854
shee.ings, iSbir,ings, Osnaburghs, and
all kinds Of, goods for men
and boys wear.
s.s cLoTHs.
american and French Fwilled Cloths,
.aS,erican and French Broad C7oths,
FRENCh CASSIMERES,
Plain and twiled.
.4.MERIC.7N -HSSLJMER3S,
Plain and fancy.
TVVm1DO.
Plain and coinrcd
SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS.GREYS, JEANS, &c,
RIBBONS,
OF oil xmas, quantities and colors.
OF ali kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
Lawns, LINEN LusrERs, SILKS, ALPAccAs,. me
RINos, DE LANES, GIsGHAMs, NAN
riSs, TieHTGs, psrLIfSss,
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The andel srga.d would further inform ths
. .blic thai ta-lt sirck Il TIE above articles A.
rye, and wsl .stsciel, fresh from Bosom and
4. Lo.sis ~ sk.ss aud >" ii b. sill Al rf,ces a.
sss-i' ar. Firsv H.rtf ei ~. Louis tive us
i. -. .ss:ss -. -.:::.s:.i.Es ( s.;,.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
GLORIOUS NEWS,
The Rail Road is coming"

GLORIOUS NEWS!
The Rail Road is coming"
aud
PITTENGER s. WHEELER
are now receiving the largest ana be-. assert
meat e FoarfGx & DosEsTIc dry gooss.
Lii. iis.,, ilenei, Ge Illatl and American
Fancy Goods.
Hardware, Queensware,
Groceries, ko.isss,
Jewelry. Hats K Cans,
Boots & Shoes, &c.
ns- ssncs i complete with sv-ss variety OF
goods which !. nees.ed IN this market Our
Goods will be sold cheap. Our motto is 'Qaick
sales and small prafiss.s We are determined
moi 10 be rhierso'd By any house in TIE CITY.
Prints OF all~kinis and prices, Cling.
hams, Lawns, Jaeenetts, Swiss, Berages,
Tissues, &c, SO.
Fancy Goods,
Edginss, lnseitings,
Under Sleeves, Chemiset,s,
Collars, Dress Trimmings
Buttons, SC.
Ready.Made Clothing.
OF all kinds and prices. Having purchased
our Clothing from the MANU- acturss we are
snabled'o sell al .Rsdaoed Price,"
Notions.
We have a complete assortment Of Notions
Of ah Mnes which will be sold rery cheap.
Accordeons and Symphoniaa
Jewelry,
OF all kinds Ladies' Bosom Pins, Dock.
e. Pins, Ear Drops, Finger Rings, Sc.
Hardware.
a general assortment.
Queensware and Glass ware.
a Good assortment.
Boots and Shoes.
We have a we'll selected stock OF Boots aud
shcea, which Ne viii sell cheap
GROCERIES
Of all kinds constantly on hard " hleh will Be
se!- cheap 81 CASH, q on a shot lime 10
prompt paying men.
We have everything which is needed in
place ef this kid. Our goods were perc based
for tals market, aud will IL soil at aEnrcED
rErrs3 G3te7is call AID prlce far good,
AID #e arc confident thai iAey vii sat yon in
every nar'5calar
Thankful r. past faFors We hope = merit
cont Ia8tanre af tiEe "a & e
Fty'TEaGCp f WHEELER
cne Eees North La. e!.' Tn saop.
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From Vlsscher & Schell's Gent Ad-
House, 346 q 34S. Broadway.
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IR O.Y!

or every quality a. description, together with
nails. window glass, steel. slave ware, &c.
ssa.7 For sale at The iorsa prices. and
all Kinds Of produce taken
erehang,.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-07
Laborers from the City.

We have received circular from Mr..
Mortimer De Motto, Chairman of the
Committee on Employment of the Emf.
grant Society in New York city, re.
questing us to recommend meeting of
those in this vicinity desiring to secure
the services of the worthy portion of the
unemployed poor" of that city, in order to
ascertain and be able to report the wants
Of this vicinity. The substance Of the
plans Of the committee is as follows:
The Employment Committee shall for
the time being send emigrants and 9th.
ers DESTROYS Of procuring employment. to
those who may apply for their services
under one of the following arrangements:
LIST. Upon a satisfactory guaranty be.
ing given by the employer that he viii,
refund to the Society, or it's authorized
Agent, the amount advanced to defray
the expense of transit of the person or
persons sent, together with his annual
subscription, two dollars, Immediately
on the arrival Of the latter at his desti.
nation.
I'd. Upon the required amount being
deposited in the hands OF responsible
third party, with the understanding that
said amount shall be paid over to the
Society or its Agent. upon the arrival Of
the person or persons ordered
Sd. Upon a written agreement boiug
nntnrc1 into with tIo o,nrlovor that l.; c
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COnproS6.

Tile appropriation bill. including
the Tariff amendment, passed the House
on saturday, instead of being laid on the
table, as reported last week.
Oh Monday, the goth ult the
sword of Gen Jackson, was formally pre-.
scented to Congress speeches being made
on the occasion, in each House The
navy reform bill and the post office ap.
preparation bill were passed by the Sen.
ate, in the form in which they had previ-
ously passed the House. The House did
no business of consequence
On Tuesday. the Senate passed the
House bill amending the postage laws
requiring prepayment after Jan. list,
1886, and providing for the registration
Of valuable letters. The House passed
the navy and fortifcation bill, and post
poned the old soldiers bill
Wednesday, tho Senate concurred in
navy discipline and mail steamer arpro.
pr,a'lon pli's' Inc NOMINATION o' zen.
" n,nV'n scout "s Lieutenant "encfo' OIL
"' v nv "y' was '""', ''''"Sy 'o''
"oN ~ '''',' i"'''' ''' 'o,''''
va, - ''''''' 0p '"' "'' law '''"'
D'''' r. '''''' ~ r. 0'.'''"o ..n'''' !"
0 ''''''.''' " ''''' '''' 49,"
"'"s ''''''" ", 't'"' :" " a." o''"s us
'N, ~ ' o ''"'
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nous vote of our representatives against
this modification. Whatever excuse
Massachusetts, and Pennsy lvania mem
bers may have found for their course
either in dread that something worse
might befall them, by the passage of q
more strictly free trade bill, or in the
belief that the new act, rs whole, is
more favorable to their oWn local inter-
cstS than that of '46, or in the new rela.
tions recently opened between the Can.
adas and the States we think their course
was ill judged, and has virtually given
10 all present appearance OF least-a
deadly blow TO the protective system.
We believe the country is not yet in a
condition to abandon this policy, though
we doubt not our strength as a nation is
now sufficient to enable us to maintain
ourselves, with a degree of prosperity,
even with these serious hindranoes our
government has seen Ct to throw in our
way.
If Mr.. Wilson at all correctly repre-
scnts the opinions of the Massachusetts
representatives elect TO the next Com
gress, aud if the two important States of
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts are to
wheel into the ranks Of free trade, we
may well despair of any speedy remedy.
Yet, let US carefully watch the tide of
affairs, still hold on to our former faith
aud consider well, ere we finally surren-
der our support of the PROTECTIVE sYs-
TEN
LATER AND BETTEn.-Sinco the above
was in type,we have learned that, contra
ry to all hopcthe Tariff amendment was
finally defeated in the Senate, by a close
vote SO the Tariff Of 4G remains un-
changed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-07

THE NATIONAL MONUMENT TO DE
FINISHED BY SAM" The Wash>
ington correspondent OF tho New IorA
Commercial says;
"The Know Nothings of this city
have quietly taken the management
of the Washington monument, simply
by enrolling their names and paying
entrance fees as members of the asso-
citation. The work has come to a
stand still for the want Of funds. 1t
was on Washington's birth day that
the election was held, and the Ameri-
can party. so called, appointed all the
officers and directors Of the AssociaS
,ion. The Know Nothina5 Of the Uni
ted States are therefore responsible fol
the prosecution and completion Of the
work. At the same time. report was
made to the House, by Mr.. May, of
Md, for select committee appointed
to investigate the affairs of the Associ-
alton, the statements Of which are
highly creditable to The management Of
the concern, from the origin to this
day. This report concludes with a
resolution granting the sum of two
hundred thousand dollars for the COM
pletion Of the monument. Mr.. Sol
ers, Of Nd, and other Know Nothings
in the House. espoused this, at once.
as a Know Nothing movement and
test. The proposition will not 20 Just
now, but may be carried in the next
Congress. Meanwhile the report Of
Mr.. May will of itself revive the pub
lie confidence ia the work, and attract
toward it public attention. The COM
pletion of the monument may, it is to
be hoped, now may be considered as
secured"
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destiny Of human powers, is especially
attributable to one fact, viz: the extcn-
sion of law over the youthful mind from
the time of its first copabiliiy under.
standingly to bow to superior authority.
The entire subsection Of the child to the
parent and Of all the Chinese to the EN-
peror, under the seyerest penalties Of the
most rigorous laws, is the great leading
and controlling idea in the formation of
the Chinese character and ib the prompt.
ing and directing Of its action.
May not some enlightened and even
christian nations learn wisdom from this
example Yours, &c, LEX.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-03-07
Grand Encampment of Vermont.

The Grand Encompment of this
State held its Annual Meeting in
Burlington, on Tuesday, January Q,
1866. The following are the officers
elect for the year ensuing.
NJ. L. Daniel L. Potter, of AIiddlc>
bury, Grand Master.
E. Philip c. Tucker, Vergennes,
Deputy Grand Master.
E. Barzillai Davenport, Brandon,
Grand Captain Generdl.
E. Rev. Leland Howard, Rutland,
Grand Prelate.
f. William 7. Russell. NIiddlcburv.
Grand Sen. Warden. -
e. William s. Rublee, East Bcrk.
shire. Grand Jun. Warden.
Il. John j. Ilollcnbeck, Burlington,
Grand Recorder.
Z. Nathan b. IIaswcll, Burlington,
Grand Treasurer.
Z. David A. Murray, Williston.
Grand STANDARD Bearer.
&. Joel Winch, Mortified, Grand
Sword Bearer.
E. Thomas II. Campbell, St. Adams,
Grand IKardr.
E. George NJ. Hall, Swanton, Grand
Visitor.
f. Lemuel S. Drew, Burlington,
Grand Comnissary.
L. Nathan 7. Bowman, Westford,
Grand ,Sen,iarl