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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

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ibdumcit gift abloufen, unb lrse bic
&riimmrln auf Sinnernc Seller. Sm
faltcm g8cttcr fbmcn audi bBlScrnc ae>
brauGt werben, SIN Irbr parmcn 8rts
ter iplltcn bic Seller auf Giswa6er ae<
than werbfn. 9Sabrenb bic 8riimmeln
biime au69rlpreut linb, fcte man bic
Snttrr in Der !Dtitte elmer 0til6ltube !;
Bfne allc 6enltrr, unb iprnn bic Stube
gcDHri8 grliiftct, 70 baB Gin ftarfer 2uft>
;ug itber bic Sutter baBinpebt, .srirb
ale Sru1ti9frtt i'm pdrmlten gSettcr
Serbuntrn. gSrnn bic Butter 9eGbria
trpdea III, ipirb birlrlbe frsleib einse>
paft abrr wa6rrnb bent 9afrn bear
bcitc man birfrlbr ia ntdt ncbr tenn
m!tHwrnbi9, iri eS in 6dller rbrr irbetien
OefINcn. Sp prit ais ib nit Sez
itimmtbeit erfldrcn fantt pirb, int
0urrbfAnitt ittAt mcbr bcnn cine ltnsc
S0lS 81 10 @fb. Suttrr, burcb bielrm
Srpcrb bc5 SolSwn6rrs, Scrbraudt
Iprrbcn. gSem Sutter fiir Sop1pitale
pbcr fronfe @uipnrn 9rmoht pirbj
| iplltc I'M 9lllgrmrincn Scr Sal3 9rpreB
9dnSli1 perniebcn prrbeu: Suttrr auf
pieIc Dirt Subrrcitrt (tGne SaIO tpcnn
in Snnnru rtcr 8lolhcr, Serlie0cIt
piirbc lh, no6 mrincr 9luIirbt ahf IT.
Brnb brlirbisc 3rit gut unb friIh ers
balterL aufbepalrrn lhBrn.
,Gb bnbe cbeufnllS cin Srrbrhcrtrs
Butter SAP, mcIGr5 i9 SDrjuitclIrn
Ebpitc, nbrr Srantbriten babcn rs mir
fiir bie5 Sobr prnigltrns, ilnnf9lih &C.
1mac)t. Gs 1T Gin SitttrrfdB (in Spci
odIfc) peltbes lib IN Ger 0tittr pie ris
lie Wtathtrr ffnst (circular tenonJ
aus prpinirrm I'M Sfen 9rtrpdnrtrn
9erAs NelS Srrfertist, WrI1es fps
bonn in rircn 2tir GbamtCr 9rtDnltj uns
nobbrm bic guft erfbbpIt IN, tpfb CT
mas solution of stone binrin0rmrrfrny
wrl1c 2luFHiimA turh otmpSpbdrifbr
0uif, in bic ShpriFIbbsr pecr NerG
bc5 peljes bineineringt, unb balirlbc
Ibnburh YcrltrinertnirS, pbne jrbeh ras
| Gjcniht tc5 9aefrrc5 Tim mcbr ais @
bis 8 Qrpcent Su Ycrmcbren. Dds TdB
Imirb ipmit lHfteibt, nne erbalt ale Gi@
Igcn1baftcn cines lteinrrnen OrRHGS."-
,. W inf tprnt
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Ec6enfdQ5 Ypn anbcru prrirueu NIT atIefz
Iibrm Grfelg ais proftiib eriprien fblls
tc, f. 1T unltrritig zines Der 8r6bttn @r<
iprbrrniiic bco jcetstn 5citaIterS erldnst
mprbrn ; ba man rrn GrrlHt, Zen bic
GaUcrn burcb hie .9ti1tbcfrcilug ser
Suttlcr ppn QGnjlrr me Suttrrnilfj
nuI jCoe5 in Rem Scr. Stnaten IaSriSirs
tie 9iunp Suttrr, nuf pbngefIbr I INF
Gents fbSet umb mcIbr5 aud bic ltr<
iohc pr5 ran5i9cn Gjelhmafro tcr Snt.
ter i'm 2tItgemcinrn it; inhrlrn ffblrli
mir ii6c3ctgt ZAP @rrr Ntintbrrn ais
Elm GGphItbitrr irincr Nhtmrnirbrt nn-
8cfrbrn uNb 6cptirIrn pirr. 8tt Cont
mittrc, ipeltr aus praftiiben ans iad,s
Ysritinoigen 2cHteu bcltebt, rrftdrt bic
ie Grfinruug ais cine irbrnibtigr. Die
.ncuc Grfinrung bc5 VHttrrfsHc5 III
rbCnNIt5 benrbtensiprrtk.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
GinbrlIdJe.

9n sprtcstcr 9irnRaB ga6t Rissn rtnsc
S6urfrn purd baS 5eniter in pas S4utBeilr
SbuIbauS, In gBalanstun SauNdip, Strfs
Gauty, unO ilabIsn cine Sitrl, cine Srr matte
matiiGsr Sufrumrntr, Ciue 9rleene 6eeer unb
sinisr anbere grtiFrl. Sn Der nimlihm gM6t
purpm aud mebrre Sdrinrwertjcu3c, I'M Bcrtb
Don etpn 500, aus Dem ncuH gEebn9aus rcs
Srn. Nmps S6ulg, nnbr rsmIslteu pag, 0clcb.
leu. Die Siftr lin0 HpA ni9t enlpsdt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
6Isrreid, tlIaiTacl,ufrtte /!

Tol. 5rsmOnl'5 Mep9et in MafMduIetts it
itrr $4,000. 9tae Gcnsreb. Oilritte BADEN 9u.
te Gtsmouters In iepsn &6rprr sepS9lt. BUR
Iinsame 1T trpb oaem Iaplt9en 0elor. unS
trcB bent raB IFS ale Glentente ter Spppftipn
s,sen itn sersinist battrn, rtenfaa5 wirprr rrs
pSblt wcrben. Der SanSe Staats. Scnat III STE
yutliMiid' uno baS untrre Sms 10 gu rnsr
Stin.ne. Der aAib. 6. Gunner Diro baGer
ncGmats in prn Scr. Staatrn Srnat seIanrt
wtrbsn. G,puv. 0arSncr ii etrnTaaS wieoer CT.
wlHtt, unb sipar nit 20,932 StInmrn iitrr nIlt
feline 0ssner. .-gBpbt 9etban MahHaulett5 =!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
tlnfan oee er.preGocmtcn Dan eurcn.

Gr YrsFbrnt San 0ursn uno Iein Ssbn
Snlt6 San Buren, wurpn I'M 9io6mittag pom
5reitas Spr adt Sasen aus ibrer &utI6e grpprs
fen, npem bic Yferpe I2eu wurbrR uno paspn
lsiirn. Ter gr YrsINrnt brad eInsn 9trm une
lrin SpBn pureS lsi9t trl6Gpist.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

B~Der @6ttare 8 . bn u. Sin9, Sttpu6'
Iitansr. 1T am prrisen Oienla8e Init ctipa 20,'
900 Mebr6ct GUM 0cuperntr Yon rcm Staat
9isuprrt srpdblt wrree,. Ollie anpcre StaatS'
GanoiSatsn Der Scputlfanil4en part9ri inp
Stenfaas atprrcih erip1blt prrbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
ga9anan'S Ms6rteit 1871

Bay 8ei Der Sttcbers sgBa0t purSen in bielrm
Gaunty 7245 Stinimrn ringegsten, uno brt Der
neuIidrn Ba9l 776l-alio $50 mebr ais i'm
Sttotsr. Gs I9cint uus paber brutItb ju icin,
Dap ni6t atles rt6ti1 5uSsgan9rn ii.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
GreGcS Srutr in ocn <1Iibi8an Simp
fen.

Cine 3etun1 Spn 9lo6e7 C9ftu,@prD Iagt -
g6ir bTren ic9r tctrIbcnpr miineltAe g(aArtdtrn
Ypu 2rpen IN Mhtgon, in 6pl1e res Ie9r pihtcn
9taub5, rel6rr pur0 bic MarI4suno Sumpfs
Srinoe entlf0en. .Sn Der Oigcno Son SIttlr
Grcct (GriBt rt) lino nit Der gunscnaus}ebruns
trbnItcte Yerlpnrn IN GrGmPftn gcitortcn, Jtinp1s
sicb purpe erilidt unD bas 5eprYicb itel tprt
nirpcr. Der Srano rrfredte ID User EauIenpe
Ypn 2tder, unb- b-untcrr@eabarer SAapen 1T IN Gts
gentbum angeirbtst wrrbrn.
Sbsc 3titun9 t9eiIt einsn 9luSSus rinc5 SriefS
nit Ycn Or. Gcpelanp, Su 2aniin9, an einrn
Satcr in 9tO4eler, wprn ss 8rtBt t:-
"G5 fen3 an iu rauAen am Yort9cn Wcntd9;
am Ocnnerfng lcSte fi4 Der s8inO uno rS re9te
iidb ni6t bic 9eringfs Guft. Der 5lauA fam al
les auf ben 8oprn nirbrr uno warbe 6ema6r err
Ittdcnp. 2tm OpnnertI8 fcnnte man nat9 ll9r
Ic9ar ben pfao untrr Ieinrn 5dBcn ni6t 1elen.
I'm ll9r 9lsnD ib as, um nab Der Si3md5te
III se6en, unesfetr cine Srrtrt Mrile entrrnt, unb
als i8 ,uridtrGrtt, ssrirrte idb mid ;prtntal auf
enslN g8e3e, Der mir 8ani gut bstannt ipar. ,Gis
ner un1erer Minnrr 9teng bon frtnrm SnuIe al,
Inn rinrn Gtmrr SpQ gSalirr 3a bclrn aus unlcrm
Srunnrn, bent eind9cn IN Der Ni9r-cine Gnts
fcrnun1 pon unSefegr lrGfSt9 9ut9cn, unp in ets
nen 9uarrn gSe9c. Gs 9iett feine SEMEN IN
pieIem 2anSe, ulb CT ma6te rincn obQiscn llms
treiS mo fam nob oduIe rbne paS gDaiIer. Dir
Stage fam auf Der 9IantrnaraBc bercin nit etnem
Mannc su jrprm 2eitpfsrpr unb rinem anpcrn
Wanne 9prau5 NIT cinrr 2atsrns, uno penncA
lief lie spctutal son ben 9lanten beruntrr uup
itiirbtr um.
'Rim ungefsbr 10 llbr bGrtt man cincn Mann
rufeu etner unlcrrr Minncr 9ien9 binauS mo
antwprtrtr ;snt, wcrauf Srst Ndnnrr unp cine
gBeitsprrIon 6trStIi ttmen unp te9eDrtcn 5u nil
fen, no lie Isien.-Sie iSArelt in rrm 9nuIe snet
Na&Gars 8rprIrn I'm ben 9lttRS bot 5uiuSrn9enL
trnnten ater iDrrn g3eS ni6t Sartt ftnOeh. ~
tSnnte SunHute ncnnsn, petde i9ren gSt9 i,'Nt
surit Tupen fpnnten. Giner ritt ;u 9frtS, pae
9frrp Giet RiQr, tcr Mann RirB brruntcr uh6
fanc, baf; CT aui einrn Saumfamm eeTOBrn
mar er fi9ltr umGrr fir BEN 9Gr9 unO faro ibn,
fpnnte atsr Ien YfuO nidt pirecr ftncrn Biz ben
fOlsrntrn Samllas, ais Der 2auA anficn5 aufsu-
tGrrn, pa CT paliclts srracr All Der Strlle fanb,
no CT rS grlaiItn 6attr. Seute ii rrr srts Gag,
an petasm mir cine unIebnlide GntfTnunB iebsn
tSnncn. Der g8atO nebt aamtIaltcn umtsr I'M
Sranb, unb id5 tSrt, Nnb Der 9rcBr Sumpf uns
9cfe9r 5000 older, alIr5 aufBctrannt III. Sin
Wann blbte su bunSert Spnnen 0cu Gin. 9Gh
babm e5 pur4lrtt, atrr r5 l6sn ju 3ritrn, ale
yprnn mir ntAt mrbr otbrsn tGuntsn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
DbilaSclpbia.

Der gussa,s her YrelOfntcns sgBabl in pGis
IaOtIrbia Nstt ,bie fctSt 5rrnicnt 6,9l1-8tII'
more Qlnicu0 IL Gilmore (st9snrS SidsD
12,43l--unO Buchanan 39,t26.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

0t5trnanbc g8 D, Der istiSe Gotofcs
10 Nappr bsr Stdpt glsuycrf, 1T tri Der iccten
s,baItsnrn g9Ibt rifser au jeneat gImts 8eip19It
ppreen. .... ..e
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

or Sn Srantrcib 1T rem 3citunaSrcbattcarcn
snbotrn wCrpn, bic 5tnan3' mo 9anSrlStriiia
Su tsirrt6m.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
,Sir Fillmore.
Wlryianp

Ollie Grpi6ter Stimnen In ben Strtnatet
Staalrn brtrasen 296, Sin Gaupoat muB cine
WeGr6rit alln Stimmen ertalten um purd &c,
oaAte Stlmme crpSblt ;u iprrpfn. 149 Stim"
men lino paber slt eiucr Ulbl nctbwenpts, w,p
b1 Sa6luan SO GrpSbIer 9etra8en bht.-CtIp
10 mr9r ats CT Babrn maB-lp 1T letne gBa9t see
iihert.
Der QrIrr pirS aus S6tscm rriebcn, bcb Sus
6dnuu ollt Srldsens sStdateu, auber DtorYianp,
mtl6rS mir IO,oft ppr Der gSlbl bsbaup.cten, ss.
traBen fat. gBer ulIo 9eStautt Sat, CT lct ebens
falls 9rgen Die &u5trettmJ Der Srl lpcrei, Der,
fiir@cn mir, Fat IiA letbf betrcgen llnIcr 8unI4
aebt aber ra0n-wls mir icpOA lntrr beiteben.
cen lmildnbcu niht bpfsn oirfei-paB Sudas
nan fA rcr auSGretun8 oiefrS SrcBen llstrt5 ws
rerIreen mag. ..s
g4a5 bic Grpu6lifduiIAe Yart0ri nnbstrift, 70
6at ptrIe 1T Der Gbat, penn man 2lae5 in Sc.
traGt SjeGt, gBuncrr sctbau. DtrIelte 1T nod
taum 6 Wcnaten alt, uno pentp6 ltsllt is 16cn
l20 Grpa9lsr in ba5 8elC. S5a, pem man be-
oentt pnB oisrlte ge9cn ee Ic!tbr unj66lise 5eers
be gIemterbattrr, 8c5cn Nitllipnen 3balrr Ycn
&elo, gcgcn pifenbarrn Srtrug, 9e9rn bic 9an;c
3abt IiipltGer Nssertrtt8fr, unp 9csen un3lblgc
S6wdrnle Ypn Girii4u &at9ottfsn Su fampfsn
6attc, 70 1T rs II, Der Gbat eia gBanper baB aud
nur rin Staat fir Col 5temcnt scwpnnrn w;rs
ben fcnntr. 81 cS IL wirflt4 ein gSuNber unp
wirc unItre Sa6e trne1 70 8creAtt Septien-nidt
cinc GrndblrrsStmme bSttsn mir rrDaIten fEns
nrn. 9lsputlitaner StIAcn purA guB. Sts
trus, SsRrbuns, II. T. 10. bcieSt, 70 Setgt bud,
NaS 9iriultat Der g8abl, Dap bic Stcpubtifanids
part6e in elmer nur fur,en 3st ben SieJ iibrr
nIrrr @rsner errin9sn pirp. Der 9luSSln9 1T
pr@auS nidt cntmntbia iaeno-bcnn iprm mir
IAcn in trm atter Yon 6 Ntonaten Icl6e 5prts
I9rittr 9emabt 9nbcn, mas pirfcn mir pann an
ocm Glitter BON aua nur Is NlUnatrn erwartcn :?
Stder bdrfen mir rrwarten, DAP mir plnn unIers
@rSnrr lei6t GtrpiIti0cn tGmrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
t1cuverf.

en Der Gtatt glruycrt aanprn ant scrtsbtr
Ditnitas bic StiInmsn fir bic osrl@irrenrn Gre
Eemti&alts Ganeibaten rpie fpIgt: 5rrnonI
S,276 -Sinmrre f9,983-Sudanan 40,799
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
DaO Rtfultat Ger prefsenten, ,rpabl.

Naafebentes iftbcr gussans Der Yrefcsntrn.
gSabl, rbsr ein Ser3stnib Der Staatm bic ein
teoer Ganptbat er9altfn BAT:
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HPTON CEDAR Co. WN

periority OF their substitute to do 1t.
There may be other reasons however,
something like the following. We would
think strange in some parts of the world
to see ministers Of the Gospel, just be-
fore preaching sermon take dram or
two of intoxicating drinks for the purpose
OF revivlng their spirits; this may seem
strange yet II is true. We have person
ally known it to be prac,lced in certain
denomination away down in a certain
country commonly called Egypt. Well
wha, does this prove! Would it no,
prove that ,h,se-was not power or spirit
enough within the religion itself to imp
them TO .duty3 and in this case lAe arden,
spirits might be made a substitute in the
absence OF the proper spirit, Religion
enjolns upon US certain duties toward
man. All OF which were In substance
pointed out by our Saviour, and proven
up by his example. Now, if we owe no
greater duty to man than we do to God,
we could also relieve their wants and sui
Ierngs in clothing tie naked and feeding
the hungry, by this happy art, 10 wit -
Instrumental music.
When duty calls US to administer to
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-27
TeIegraphic Q mmunication with Eu

rope
On Monday the lightning was put in
play Tor business purposes, on the new
line between New Yok and St. Johns,
New Fnundand The distance by the
telegraphtc wires is .7l5 miles, 50 miles
beng submarine cable, across the GuIt of
st. Lawrence. This line is only one
end oil the communication soon to be at
/ tempted direct with Europe.
A company has been formed in Lon
don, under the auspices OF {. W. Field,
of New York, and SIR John W. Brett, n
distinguished English Engineer. to ex-
tend the line from New Found and across
the Atlantic TO Galway, Ireland, a DIS
lauce OF about ! 600 miles. TIE stock
TOR the enterprise has been readily taken
IN Europe and this country, SO much faith
is Iell ID the Feasibility Of avnr the ca
bie and proh,abIy working the line.
The Atlantic has been sounded across
on the proposed route, aud contracts
/ looking - the certain completion Of the
line next summer are being negotiated
with the LONDON Submarine Telegraph
! Manufacturing Companies. 1t was eX-
pec!ed that the manufacturing OF The
Trans atlantic cable would be cOmmen-
ced the present month, and be success
! fully submerged between New Found
land aud Ireland by the first Of August
1867.
| 1t is stated that the cable vii have to
be Of the enormous length Of three lhons.
and miles, IN order 10 allow for the me.
| qualities IN the bed ol the Atlantic. The
! practIca5ilty OF Obtaining perfect signals
! through magnetic circuit OF three thou.
sand miles has been tested. To lay
down the cable, il - proposed 10 slast
vessels in the middle Of the Atlantic,
each carrying hall the line, and uncoll-
Ing 1t, one ton ards America, and the
other towards Earopc. IL Will be dill.
ticuIt and risky undertaking. Two sub,
marlre cables have been lost in the Med.
Itsrranean while they were being laid
/ down.
The success Of this great enterprise
will work 4 marvellous change in the
transmission OF news. Atlantic steam.
ers will he slow boats in running race.
With tue electric flashes. The difference
OF about four hours and three qaarter.
between London and New York uut
viii work queer results. For instance
the stock exchange in London will hav,
closed, and the last quotations. be know
ia New Ioek, by the time business il
Wal. street Las commenced.
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Frances Sargent 0sgood.

On still Sabbath Afternoon s;x wears
aro a, inv,l,d--ooo ,,h,,so nao,e - a.
n,,h,r ali l,,,.,rs ,l.,, Il ,,., ,~,,.,
'I - ~
u'u B'aIet"1 IN iHeFa'ufe-'ay "SW3 o.
I that consumption, which, by It's 1aEa@eS
among eaftns chosen ores, has fanny
earned the dread fIttr-srourcn Of beau
~ and or rsnins. ,,r,. wa, and va.taJ
""' '"e' 'us .''e'y VIVA '"" st'"'.'''
.',1'''''S' "'''1 - o"' ,'' o"'Sr'o'"o W
- a., 'o"' ','"' - surviving 'o' '"s' '@'a",S''
'V"s "'S 'i'''' 1'2g''e''' ''''e '""".
L1"'' o'' '''''''@> 81 '''' ''a1'""' may anu
"V'" d 'ot.''e T" Guy Sp'seS Sooh"'d u"
so1''n '''S ~ H"S'' u FoF''"y' oh"
SUI, ga" '',' '''''. = y" s''' -" was F''1'
'",' -" H''S'"'' "i'"o"' "t "''''"' me
9o"GL'' 10e* ma. '"' d'ea3 summons
! ","N ''"' .'"~ '' "e''1 S', an" @"r ,"2"-
ga I's coming WIN '@uc'.'h5 ana "ra"-
''"' 'e''4""''''' n ''" oa>N o"'o''' a
oo"5 S''' al "'t sue vas occupied ID
'n'N sos anu ''a'"lh3 Ner 10 MAKE PaPr,'
"'Ne'S, ,, TO ''''e'G ,"e ''''o" 81 G'' ",
"'ss H"' '''r" 'He S'aC ''0' ASA, ana
wiz" ''S f'o','s 'ns''f''' s'FoAS N "e''o,
'''N pen ID manu. io' 'Ae last TINE "Ho
",S' .-.
An cpa 1saaa, a, ,l, mo 1,',r h,sa -, "'''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-27
A Home Picture.
BY FRANCIS d. GAGE.

bsn Fisher had finished his hard days work,
And he sat at his cottage door;
His good wife, Kate, sat by his side,
Aud the moonlight danced on the hoor--
The m oonlight danced on the cottage floor,
Her moodhea,ns were clear and as bright
As when he and Kate, twelve years ago,
Talked love in the mellow Ii ght
Ben fisher had never pipe ofclay,
And never a dram had he;
So he loved at home with his wife to stay,
And they chatted merrily;
Right merrily chatted they en- the while,
Her babe slept on her breast
While cherub rogue with rosy smile,
On his fathers knee found rest.
Ben told how fast his potatoes grew,
And the corn in the lower fell
And the wheat on the hill was grown to seed,
And promised glorious yield;
glorious Yield in the harvest time,
And his orchard was doing fair;
His sheep and his stock were in their prime,
His farm all in good r.pair.
| Kate said her garden looked beautiful,
| Her fowls and Der calves were fat
That the butter that morning tia! Tomm!
ohurned.
Would buy him Sunday hat;
That Jenny for Pa new shirt had mad,
| And that too by the rule;
That Neddy the garden could nicely spade,
| And Ann was ahead at school
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-27
Ipstrume ntal Music in Church.


We propose 10 offer few thoughts on
tMs subject; no, that we expect to con-
vert tie world 10 oar opinion, nor do we
intend 10 censure others for not thinking
as we think, or doing as we do. We on
Iy wish TO present the subject as our
judgment dictates, in plain manner,
easily to be understood, which remarks
will have to stand or fall upon their own
merits, and that will bv the end o. 1t. We
vii! hare TO refer, OF course, 10 different
characters; not fictitious ones, but real:
such as literally exist. i. we should
have 10 refer 10 persons who use proIane
language, or infidels, or anything else
that is not christianity, we oul = do 1t as
matter Of tact, fer We must have terms
by the and of which we may be under.
stood. We DO not wish TO be understood
that we give eredence to, or tolerate
anything like proiane language, uuless
some person will show to Us its yirtuous
qualities, and prove to US lis practical
utility in society. We will dlgress nc
farther, but return, al once to the sub lect:
l>t. lssrKuMESrAL Music IN
CuuRcuEs Is il worslIps that's the
question. Are we not taught in the
Holy Scriptures that God is Spirit, and
they that worship Him, must worship
Him in spirit and in truh9 Can thing
therefore, which has no s,irIt, worship
/ God that is a Splrlt2 much less can 1
thing that has no spirit, worship God, In
stead OF person that has a spirit! 0
can person who wishes to WORSHIP
God inven, a machine, that BY winding
il up, it may worship God IN the stead 0
one person or an audience, until il run
down. If IT could worship in their stca
five minutes, i, could five days, and if
could worship IN their stead While the
being awake, IT could do SO while the
sleep. II SO, it would be al easy way
worship; which we appsehend was ii
object Of the invention. We use the wor
worship, because the church IS the Aous
Of God, the place Of worship; and It
there designed, that those who worsh
Y
Him, must worship Him III spirit and
truth, aud # that could be done by m
chine, tia, machine could be a.adc 10 II
: by steam. Hence we have il, a machli
, Invented TO worship God by steam. No
it would seem to US that II person b;
!. work to do which was their indispens
: ble duty 10 do; 10 get substitute won
luier THAT it could be done by substitute
and TO perlorm an act by substitute
. would infer one or more OF several thing
:. lstly. BY being out OF their power
i do il.
n 2ndly. Having distaste 10 per(ormi
the act themselves.
3dly. that they are incompetent to p
, form it themselves.
ithly. Tha, they acknowledge tic ;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-27

Further in Regard to the Negro n
surrectlon.
The last Clarksvltle (Tenn. } Chron-
Gle contains the following:
The discovery, OF the tasufrectionary
movement oil the slaves III tn aud some
adjoining counties, has created no little
excitement: and, in the contrarIcty Of
reports incident 10 such state OF things,
1t IS impossible, at this time, to give a
distinct and reliable account OF the ex-
tent OF the plan, or the means by which
the bloody purpose vas to have been ex-
ecuted. Suffice it to sal that evidence
enough has been brought 10 iIghtto prove
the ezis ence OF an extensive plan Of
servlle insurrectlon, winch was 10 have
been attempted about Christmas. The
voluntary information oi slaves in sever
al localities, and about the same time,
led to investigation; and the discovery ot
arms and amunttIon at aarI0as points,
t..ough In small quantities, aud the con
LESSONS Of per- ons arrested, on the eyI-
dence o.! the voluntary iDIormaIlon. s.
cleary disclosed the existence OF the plot,
that Tie most cruduIous cannot wtha old
IAef assent
\ detailed statement oil iac's ana err
cawsiahee we s"ah H." aoe.Hp~~o0I
cGlel ain heius 10 put 'he naDtte upon
tneT quad. Our lalt Is Low lgil, ana
ten OF dozen are onaef 9a'fJ a'i o
"Aom nave oeeh arrested upon M li7a'
! lion q TIER gut a> pf'aaira.S IA me oa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-27

Fire BoIiarS-.7 Dangerous Counter
ef.-We were shown yesterday very
dangerous counterfeit, photograph from
the genuine bill on tie Morrls County
Bank, Morrston, New jersey.
The following DESCRIPTION may lead 10
lis de ection when presented, we say
may lead, as the bill has been received
as genuine al the counter OF many East
ern Banks, aud therefore, it requires close
scrutiny cn the par Of those 70 whom Il
lnay be presented.
Nisaette, New Jersy State coat Of arms.
woman on the right oil the Bill leaning
upon a figure five, figure based upon a
cornucopia, figure five also above the
head Of ,haS1smals, in the extreme back
ground tAr female will be seen ii
mlniatuft National Capital.
| On the feti OF the Bill the figure Of a
Blacksmith, anvil. sledge, &c. figure al
so above the head Of the smith, Directly
across the face Of the bill in red letter
tho word five is printed. The date Of th'
bill is Oct. Isl. 1856, number 1921. Sig
nature, Pres. X. A. Ford, Cash. Thos
c. Wood Paper light, but Of fin
character, IN short he whole bill Is We
calculated h deceive
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-27

nprpa.ric MARmAGE,-A maa uamaa
Deat,cbmuu, pat ID jail Al the csmPlaiat q
Louisa Pras.ing. smoosaaa the matter over Iaes-
day afternoon by marrying the complainant
aaa thls g4iaed hjs liberty and Hiie At tha
same time. hese j al weddings have been 1aite
frequent Of late, aud aga @Jn ,alas better ma.
n9 scd1sags all all,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-27

Il Young Laag Lapliootei in n iar.
dr.-Tae Stanton Spectaiqr says, that
Miss Sheridan, daughter oI I. W, Sberl-
dan, decd. of Highland county, Virginia,
was arrested Monday week, being impl-
cated bv the negro who was hung tor the
murder OF her s,cplather, rs one of the
persons who insiigated lac act. The
young lady Is about sixteen years o. age.
Ter mother, who is IN PRISON on tire
same charge is abou, tbiry-fvc. The
negro canfessed that lac killed Sheridan
Cater furnishing han with aqaor enough
to sluplty him. )hy twisting rope around
his neck until his neck was broken.
Mrs. Sheridan was lady of good stan
ding IN Highland county and her daush-
ter a very accomplished girl. Mr. Sberi-
dan vas young man, lwenty.one years
OF age. highly educated, and was eaga-
red IN prosecuting land claims III High
land county, where he became acqualn.
ted with his wife. then widow Wiley.
and married cr--Atter marriage, he
became dissipated, and it was for that his
wife conceived the horrible plan Of taking
hls lie.