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Dental Notice.
Music Teaching.

vINHE subscriber, we'll known
l. 10 the citizens Of BatcnN
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro.
tessicnal services TO the public, a. teacher
Of the p,ASo FcRrx, the NoL,N. and Ccw-
Ssr-A.p,Sros Ne will also furnish music
for Private Parties, Soiree, &c Letters
addressed to him through the post Office
will he promptly answered. and order. lei,
a. ,he Comet office. will meet immediate
attention. ccti4 n W. JOLLY.
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II, Planters.

4 lklN'S Corn and Cotton Cult.va'ot
II This 'tulv useful agricultural imrrcv-
ment has been fully 'es'edhy highly rcs-
vertahle and practical planters VII" a'fe,tn|
trial. say that Nv its use. in the cultivation
Of Corn. Cane. or Cotton, there is \ saving
Of at least one shi,d the lahes I" nan and
horse over the common rIrw. IT. new
invention. Patented A~tch %. lsi9
Planters are IN. ,'cd tccal' and examine II
A supply on hand and for sale by
". +. TVNNARn.
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E0E the convenience Of the citizens OF
l. Baton Rouge. an office has bee, open
ed at JosuuA BrAhs STORE, opposite the
Harney House, where orders mav be left
for Immediate transmission 70 the STEAM
Back and I,1MurR Mtlls, Of the subscri-
her. and will he filled with quick despatch
a. il given at the office onshc yard, Those
wishing firm and durable article, are So
hci'cd to test the qua'''y Of che STEAM
rnesssp. u-R,ick k.lclivcrcd in town and
vicinity in any quantities. at lowest market
rates. laus2S-ttf- j. II. SCUENCK.
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NEW GOODS.

lUar RECEIVED rer Steamship Calm ~A'a, from
y New yu,h beautiful white and r"l"uved P''l
lian'inef. Vloi" nnl rlaid Whit" taccnets. Main
so,ks Swiea Aiuene. Embroidered Swiss md Jar-
nnet Randa, rl,in blart and Colo,ed nn,eges,
LaIias and M'saea white Cotton f"aa. BLACK md
Cclo,ed silk Gloves. tilet Mitts, p'"ck and white
''ara Collars and Sleeves. Figured and Plaid
siIh ra,asols, gtass, Hair C'cth and Corded
Ekirts. tnt sale very CHEAP ~ The
FH,LApsirR,A CuFAp GAsH sropp,
April pa Lafayette Street.
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PIANOS.
+. DE ROSAS LACERDA,

EATON ROUGE, Ia.
INEORMES the Public in general sha,
i he i. now prepared to repair in the best
manner, the OLDEST and MOST DE-
rECrlvE PIANOS, at vxav MODERATE
rp1cxs. and every Kind Of Musical fnst,u-
mcnts. He will also tune at very reduced
prices. for his customer, and the public in
general,
Orle;. lett at the Jewelry store Of Mr.
Theodore Goldman will be promptly at
tended 10.
feblSdu. DEROSAS LACERDA.
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A s,,o,sg the Inte Arrivals

Among the 1nte Arrivals
OF NEW GOODS At THE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store.
WILL. 10 found beautiful new style
W Parts baraees Flnuuced ,nhes, very cheap
large asao, tnaut rf Satin Ua,nask Table Cloths
and Napkins, very s"pe' icr I"r'ity ~ aeuts Lin-
on Ua,n',vic Wrn.lh hetch'efs afev pieces ~ snpe'
white linen d,ilI Fur aa,e ~ the
Pun snEir"ta tneAr Gas" etnnr.
ma,2h w. lafayette street.
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STRAW Mau"rlvs.s,

lt'ST Roceive,, frrm New York auc'nns, Twssr,
y vtvp rprrs WHITE md uotORFB MATTtNN
which will be s"ld NJ VERY Low PRICES NJ the
pa,tAns,ru,A Caesr 0asu sronE,
Apl "a Lafayette Street.
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U'vcucl, MA uttuuns.

TIE ladies' are in,,tsn !" examine op'
] beautiful sssrvtment of French imported
Spring Mant''las. of th" js'est and m"st fashion
able styles. purchased of the importers in N. York.
aa the assortment "a not very large. the lalies
would do we'll 10 call early--at the
ra,L LAurtrH,A raFar VAsH Sr"nv,
mar2h-N Lafayette Street.
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Anbitrfinral Varos, &f.
c. q. WILSON,
House. Sign q ornamental Painter.

Tht,d Ht,.et tvs t"nts Nn,th NJ tho rrst Nnrp,
HAVING permanently ,-rstoI !. Retrn Ncnge,
~ we would respectfully s"l-ia shave " the
pwh,ir ra,tnuap" RsinR practicable wo,kmeu, We
ave ~ wr,h IN the ,nnat reasonable terms an, IN
the hest svn
ALsO, draining, Mat',lng. 0'a,inQ and Page,
hangine neatly eseanted.
[" Plantation wn,h solicited aud promptly
attended ~. dortay
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Dress Trim, 10 I ngsi

WILL be opened this morning a
w hoout,hi assortment ~ ladies draes trim
wings Of the iatest pa,is style Sash mud h""net
Hihh"ns ~ the ruri aue, ru'a rnste rAau srraT.
ma,26,M Lafayette Street.
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.. BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment.
ef>HE subscrher having removed 10 the corner
/ Of Third and Florida Sts., II now prepared TO
do work entrusted % his care In the neatest aud
most workman,ike manner
Ola Clostsas are almost made New.
lie ia prepared TO dye for the Ladies' / Gentlemen
LADIES.
Grape sbawls. dyed or color restored. no matter
what color: SILK hresses. ahawis, Mantil'as, Var.
eyes ravasoia, cleaned, dyed or repaired Leg
horn Ronnets. dyed ov washed.
GENTLEMEN.
Caaairreres. Nertnos, Alpacca, Cloth Clcthes.
either cleaned, color rest"red or dyed To any
colo, preferred, with despatch and ncatness.
may1 NJ, HOESLI. Dyer.
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proftssianal Uotifts.
Professional Card ,

Professional Card.
nR DUCNElN, Of the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpelier tFtancel having 'e-
recently established himself in this City.
stIsr. his rtofe ssinna| services to the ts,b''c
nTHe will at all times he found ~ NJ,
pr,c.s residence, (near Judge Bstk's)
unless professionally engaged, cct23-M
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Cart and Waggatn Harness.
A FULL ASsORsMENT Of Collars,
n Hames. Blind brides, Cart brrechine.
art saddles, Wagon harness, Trace chain.
&C., which we after at moderate prices.
ianlsdvl I,ARGU1ER K LANOUE.
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steam, I'ackingl

NVTWU 6WCRUWK
nUTTA Pcrcha Steam Pack'ng-
" Kentucky and Cotton packing; Gasket pa
per md Navy Oaknrp: Steam Rjbs. Furnished \ nj
Polished; Steam Stops and Gusxe Cocks Brs's
Coupling and Connecting Cocks. for iron or cop.
per pipes. always on hand a.
jani7-y. LAR0UiER LANOCE.
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First Arrival OG tho Season
Ar vUH ONE cRlCE
(vOfhiasg I;,sslIOvi1Ils,.

HNNE subscriber has ,ost received by
steamer tnrscrsr Guy. from New
York, large aud beautiful assortment" oi
GENTS FURNISHING GOOUS,
Consisting ol Linen N"scm shirts. silk.
Cotton and Me,ino under shirts Shirt Col.
lara. Linen and Cotton Draws: Hosiery.
Gloves. S"srcnlc,s Linen and ailk rorket
Udkt Cravats. Neck lies. Scarts Stocks.
Sc, all ot which have heen selected from
the most fashionable houee. in New York.
and will be sold at trw prices. IN order to
do Justice aud give satisfaction I" cash buy
c,s he has made II n ,ule in all cases to
deduct ten per cent Tor cash. and viii IN all
case. strictly aohere I" that principle
sert6-y. w. ". PHILLIPS
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JOSEPH MrklTKlCk.
,ArchtfrrfIc II utIdcr.

SHOP %. F2nr1io. E,s' NJ M,ir,e ~
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
l. sten',rn "f The puh,r. I" NV arrange
men.s lo, the New Yea, Having made
arrangements with rnn II the hest n,a,n-
featuring eetehl,shn eu's n Cincinnati.
I on prepared tn furnish Sash Uo"ss and
Blinds. made oi the hest White Fine lum-
bsr. and of eurer'c, workmanship aud
much cheara, than .an 10 made IN the
south Persons wishing I" bn;d would
find it tn tha., advantage 10 consult me
befnre building
Oulets from tho rouuf,y earnestly soil
citpd Country work NJ nll ls,nda prompt
|, attended 10 IN the most wo,knanl,kn
manner
flans aud specifications i'r city and conn
trv ilonecs. suburban Villas. ct, given ~
the ,urst arwoted st,ee. AN kinds ot
Job Work attended tr with naa'noss AMI
dispatch. Waite, C,ste,us made rt The best
material lan'N.
Notice.
TUE subscribe, respectfully ,e'n,ns his
| thanks to his i'lenJa aud customers who
have during the pas, year literally given
him the,, patronage. and fakes this meth
cd ot Informing them and the public at
large that hc has n,w ~ hand Largo lot
VI seasoned lumbe, and everything ,e,l,,is-
tie tr, the undertaking successful compile
ti"n ot al work III The shape ct House
Buildings. blinds. Sash aud Doors, tit'ug
~ II Stores, l'ar ,ncma in The host. most
durable aud wn,knanl,ka style All orders
leu ~ " G M"ntan Hardware Store the
rra' Office. ~ At my shop on Fifth street
adjoining N reie, and ST. ranls college.
viii meet with prompt attention.
Je,2l {; l.. SEES
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rriascs.luarnes.. vvhir.,lkc.

Cnrringes. Harness. whips, = e.
T1NHE Subscribers assortment Of Carria-
L gcs. Harness, whips, Sc. ia nrw COM
rlete, and h, ins''es an examination oi
hi4e stock before purchasing in New o.
leans. as he guarantees his prices as low az
as any in the South.
Mareroem conner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and rerair,ng in
superior style at the old established stand
cc,acr Of Main and Church Streets.
W. +. TUNNARD.
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WHITE COTTONs AND LINENS.
1tST RECEIVED. rnv Steamship rahswha from
y New vork auctions, a nNe lot VI shifting cot
toms snd Linen ahitt bcs"'ns fpr anle ve'v low at
the Pp,ta apsiv vp.A CppAp CasR sroaE,
Apl. ". Lafayette Street.
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DER HARDEN'S EXPRESS.
| A supcrio, lot Of Table and Pocko.
Cutlery. lust received and for sale by
;anlsdvl LARGUIER 4 ANOUE.
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To kn0rflraen.

4 FEW doz. hest English, Stub Twist
~ Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns. BE-
sites. Game Bags, Powder Uovns. Patent " adding.
Foiled Lined and Centva, Fire Gaps; Wad Cut
ttrp Gun Tubes, and every thing else connected
In that line. at IANOutER 4 LANOUE,
jan.17y. Cor. Lafayette and Florida ssa.
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TO Blacksntths. =. Carpc nters
and COODpra.

A NV!LS, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
n and Dies, Plates, Wedges, Tongs. File.
Of s'l sizes and description, slso full as
sorfment Of Carpente,s' and Coopers tools
an1sdyl LARGUfER 4 LANOuE.
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Crates. Crates and stoves.

0sr0tCss Or0t6S ana StOVCes
A NEW supply Of the above for par
IL lor and office, with and without summer
fronts. Cook Stoves, large and small: FEg, Box.
Barrel nnd Franklin Stoves. for Wood and Cos
assorted slpes. besides the articles which general
" go with thcm--swch ms Coal ltods. Shovel and
Tcugs, &c. A. the Hardware Store of
jani'.y LARGCJEN 4 LANOUE.
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CARPET 4 RUGS.

VKNFET q KUVb.
TIME subscriber has Just received from
l. New York, large assortment Of In
grain. Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
ot which will be sold at low prices,
sent % w n. PHILLIPS.
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NEW CARPETS-l have now in store
~ asp'eud,d assorttnant Of new style
Carpets. which were purchased Al auction
in Philadelphia. at very low prices md
will he sold accordingly.
ocilS-v. w. u. PHlIIlVS.
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JOSHUA BEAL. General Produce
~ Dealer A.. Church ~. between Third and
Lafayette streets. aug20y.
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(tTRAvV MATT1Nla. Twenty
~ Eve piece. a. Straw Mating tn ar
rive this week aud for sale hy
iian-lel w. u. PHILLIPS.
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ou. doing violence to The interests, rights
aud consclences oi any portion ii our
common country.
6. That, an American by birth, Il Pro.
tes,ant by education aud uaIning, the
great principles OF the American party
may be safely entrusted TO his keeping
and direction.
Z. Tha, he is the most available can
dida.e before the people, TO carry an
election agains, the preseo, National
Administration aud its nominees and
Platforms.
Should nny member of the American
party consider it to be duty to act dit
teren,ly IN the approaching campaign, |
shall hope that the fraternal feelings NTH
erto prevailing wilt hereafter unite us IN
the defence OF American nationality, aud
n maintenance oil the tundameatal truth
that our association was formed 10 cher
ish, protect, love and venerate a common
Constitution, u common Union, a CON-
mon country and common God.
With sentiments OF sincere regard, l
am, truly, your freud and teIlow-csttzen.
WM. +. JOHNSTON.
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Marietta L. Barber, VINO 10 now in
this cay, immediately from Kansas, 'urn-
ishes the following accoun, OF tie muir.
der OF Mr.. Philips, lawyer a, Lesven-
wort
Oa sabbath nigh, the las. Of August.
number OF men passed round the city
blowing horn calling upon all pro.
slavery r1en To fall into their ranks.
The next morning, Sept 'st, they sur
rounded Mr.. P.'s house and ordered him
10 surrender his arms, wticn he refused
to do. shutting the door against them.
They forced The door, and fired a. Mr..
Philips, who up TO this time did nothing
10 ia the least endanger any one. he
returned the shop, firing with pistol and
killed one OF his assaslns. HsIeupon he
received several bullet n his person, one
entered al his right eye and passed out
a. the back OF his heed, another entered
hear his heart. lie fell and expired ia.
stauliy.
They refused him burial for three days
and would no, eyea allow his body TO ts
taken up and washed.
There was chlla ay corpse at our
aue Sc at tue time, which We INTENDED 10
inter at 10 O'Clock in the morning, but
were prevented u.l ) in The afternoon.
That evening the wonea fed 10 the tort
| for nrotecton--l with them. After re-
naming there ", 4, | left for the pia CO
/ OF my former home, Petermore, N, II.
| Miss Barber j. now al the residence
of |. c. Pend.toa, ESQ, 2l2 Euclid
street, where she Is awaiting her uncle,
the Rev. ]. Jones, who IS 10 meet her
in his city. Any one wishing TO hear
! from an eve witness ol .Ae scenes IN
Kansas, can Do SO by calling on her a.
above.
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The Monster Steamer.

A huge black structure, "very like a
whale has been slowly rising on the
bank OF the Thames near London, for
several months, watch is destined at 10
4 s,aat day TO astonish the world. Ii IS il
new steamship of Mr.. Btunel, built en-
,irrly o. iron plates, and intended to be
the hlgrrs, contrivance that ever tloated
She is about twice the size OF Noah 5
Ark, according to dimensions laid down
in Genesis. The passengers, who Sc,
out 10 walk from her bow TO her stern and
back again, will have a Journey OF just
quarter Of mile.
She is divided by tigh, bulkheads into
twenty-one compartments, each OF them
so large that il IA three story house were
dropped in, there might be some trouble
In finding II again.
Her paddle wheels are larger round
than the ring of Dan Rlce's circus. Four
steam engines are to drive them. and SIX
more are 10 turn a monster screw. BE.
sides her ten engines, she is 10 carry sew
en- masis. aud spread more canvass than
all the factories IN Cohoes could turn oul
| in wee. As she Is TO carry 4.0o0
passengers she could take the entire pop.
ula,lon of that en,erprlslng village on
board, ,ha, is, il she could get into the
Mohawk river.
She lies broaIside to the stream. while
she is building. and is to te launched
sideways her immense size rendering
il inconvenlent to tilt her up leng,hwls,
in the ordinary fashion.
SO vast an apparatus, Of course, is to-
unwieldly for men 10 handle by oriinar,
means -mecl anical power is requisite
Her steam engines are TO weigh The an
chor, work lae pumps. and raise the sails
A telegraph wire ruas from the Captain
room TO the engineer, and another to ihe
hensman. The cabins and state room
are 10 be lighted with gas made OF
board. Al tie mast head she is to care
an Electrical light visible fi,een miles
and casting a moonlight radiance on th
sea for half mile aroand. For lit
boats she Is 10 carry couple ot scre'
steamboats, ninety feet long, and sma
fee, Of yawls aad jolly boats. She
expected 10 sail around the world wltho,
beng o. ll.ed TO stop once for coal.
Such is the Great Eastern intende
for the Pacific trade. 1t behooves OF
American shipbullders TO lo,k sharp, {
thew vii! be dis,anced by this last etio
OF John Bull. : .ilbory Jourrsl
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Tha. First Gun from Ohio.
The Plain Dealer of Wednesday had
the following grand flourish:
FIRST GUN FROM OHIO"
"rHr TIDE HAS TuRSEp.'


The Democracy are fully aroused and
will go on from conquerng TO conquer.
Read the following and remember tha,
1t Is only the pa,lellng drops which pre-
cede the deluge that will sweep faction,
dlsunlon and treason to the gulf OF obliv-
ion."
"An election for the Justice of the
Peace. warmly contested upoa political
grounds. la.el y came OFT in Miami town.
ship, Perry county, Ohio. l, resulted in
the success OF Hardin, Democrat, by six
teen majority. Las, tall Chase beat
Medill fifty votes In the same township.
Democatic gam .ixty-lour."
The Sandusky Register says;
ave confess thai our curiosity was
aroused aud we determined to find the
geographical location OF the township
which could perform such wonders; but
upoa consulting Thayer's new township
map Of Ohio, we could no, find any such
township as Miami in Perry couu,y.-
T. iaklng tha, the map was more likely
10 be in error than the veracious Plan
Dealer. we next consulted Hayward 5
United States Gazetteer, which on page
75j gives list of the townships IN Per-
ry county. but Miami was not among
them. Determined not to give i, up so,
we had recourse to "Lippeneot,' Un,-
versll Gazettee." which on page llsS,
gives from fifteen to twenty Miami town
shlps. counties, SC, ia Ohio and other
States. but the lost Pleiad. the Miami oil
Perry county could not be lound.
Now, as We said before, we hate to
spoil a story so wei! told but we mus,
conclude ,ha. the Pia,n Deale, has been
imposed upon by some reckless romano
er. OF fcOurse 1t would not have made
i, ou, OF whole cloth! But whelh her this
be SO or not. would it not be as well fol
our ne ghbcr TO give his next Democratic
victory " location which has a real exls.
tence Say for instance, Preston s
Brooks Congressional Dis,ric' -
TINS question OF the precise locality o
Democratic victories is becoming abou
as difficult to answer as 'where j:
Utopia :" Try again friend Gray; you
first gun" has busted Attach SLOW
match to the next one and get out OF the
way, then the reco,i wont hurt YOU.
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TPI0N CEDAR Co. IOWA-SATURDAY, OCT 49, 1856 NO
NO. A..

Of Rev. Pasdee Batier. who was sen, 10
Kansas to preach the gospel OF Chris'.
aud who for so doing was sent down the
river on 4 raft, and afterwards again had.
ly treated, was in this vehicle carrying
thus motto: .ahey tarred and iea,hersd
my husband" Other ladies in this car.
rage bore vsrious notices, such as: Oh,
Lord. behold our Affections, Tor the enc.
nv hath magnihed himself Oar moth.
ars are widows Hope On SC. Ano'
ther carriage was filled with aged men.
anc on this was: Declaration OF lnce.
nendence.' All mcn are created equal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18

Ihe spider taketh hold with her hands. an,
IL Ia hihgs palaces."-klSG SoLoxoS
See with what un.iring skill
What an energy of will,
All unaided-aii forlorn,
Housewives hate aud beauty's scorn--
How the spider builds her bower
High In halls of regal power.
Is the mansion OF thy care.
Made by veal til aud taste so fair.
by mistortune's fs rfu sway,
Laid ia dust or reft away1
Yield no thought to blank despair;
FIRM IN faith and strong in prayer,
Riae'-the ruin to repair.
For the spider homeless made,
Haunted from each loved retreat,
Not detected not afraid,
Toi!ing through the gioemiest shade.
Gathering vigor from defeat:
Child Of Reason!--deign to see
What an insect teaches thee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18
Come out frcm among the F,al Party"
speech Of Joaa N. Read, an Old Line

Come out from am olg the 4 N! farsy'
Speech Of Joaa N. Read, an Old Line
Democrat.
Tue Republicans Of the Eighth Ward.
Phladelph,a, held, Sept. 3oth. = meeting
when was la ge!y attended, when long
aud able address was delivered by John
NJ. Reed, Esq, heretofore ssaunch
old lnc Democrat. The speech
abounded in convincing argument and
appealed TO every honest Democrat to
leave the corrup, party which dlsgraces
the name, and come TO the rescue OF true
Republican principles by voting Tor Ere.
mont and Dayton. Mr.. Reeds position
is contained in the following extract. IL
he rghts
have carefully studied the Republi.
can platform, and its principles meet my
mos, cordial appreciation. disapprovs
of polygamy in Utah rs | do OF slavery
In Kansas, tor both are against the nat
urai and revealed law, the one in allow-
ing a man to have forty wives and the
other III not permiuing him 10 have any
AT all. am against seizlng Cuba un.
der any pre,ence whatever, and 10 favor
of devotlng the money intended for tho
purchase of slave colony and slave
State TO The erection OF the great Pacll1o
Railroad, terminating en- the shores OF
the western ocean.
am ia favor OF the restoration OF tho
Missouri Compromise, OF Kansas being
iree territory aud q free State; and TO
obtain all these great objects | have no
other option left thas TO vote for John G.
Fremont, Of California, and William L.
Dayton, Of New Jersey, as President
ag1 Vice President Of the United
States. ..
Colonel Fremon, is in the prime OF life
and near the same age as General Wash.
ington was, when he accepted the com.
maud of the American armies aud sur.
prisei the British a, Trenton, one Of his
mos, brilliant exploits,
Colonel Fremont is man Of great
natural sagae,,y, aud possesses calm.
clear judgement. improved ty study and
a large experience OF human nature ia
ali It's forms. whether Of savage or civil.
zed life. Tie is unassuming in his man.
ner, with striking personal appearances
and "a remarkably fine eye, strongly IN.
dleauve Of a prominent feature IN his
character, firm and vigorous will.
HIS administration viii bring back
those good old days when the incumbent
OF the White House was the actual Pres.
ldeut. and governed his Cabinet as well
as the people oil America.
William l., Dayton is the ables, law.
yer of lis native State, distinguished ~
II always has been for its eminent juris,s
and IN the Senate Of the United States
was conspicuous for his talents. his elo.
ouenee, aud his slatesmanl,ke views
He is di yntied aud courteous IN his bear.
ing. and vii make an admirable pres;.
ding officer In the Senate oil The Union.
Mia, then, fello~.c,lizens, are we to
do, who are in favor of Free ksEsa. and
Free Territory and Free Labor, at The
coming elae,,on'
There can be bu' one answer,to vote for
FREM mt AND DAYTON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18

.1s4iaad .4gqks! - Iouchtng Scene. --
Some ten thousand Of the people OF Ash-
land County, ONO, assembled Oh the l7th
and were addressed by Mtssrs. s.Sherman, a,
Bliss aud others The Times gives an
animated description OF the ascending
ol the townships, their professions. ban
ners, &C.. one item Of which we copy.
The sullivan folks had a large process
siop, and one feature peculiar t. II alone
consisting OF representation OF the vi; !
ows and orphans Of Kansas. A long car
lagc trimmed in black. contained quite o
nuinber oil little girls bearing haaners o.
black, inscribed IN letters OF blood: 1--WE
arr orphans and ta,herless. The wit'