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g s. DANIELS, EDITOR,
SATURDAY. NOV. 2l,l35-.
Another Fiilibus.eIing Expedition sailed..
Completely of the Admiuistg alton.

Completely of the Administration.
1t is well known that Mr.. Pierce, while
President, issued one or more proclama-
tions against fllibustcring, and especially
against all such expeditions to Nicaragua.
1t was, however, manifest to all that these
proclamatons were Intended merely for
effect, and that in reality Pierce's admin
istration favored fllibust>r Walkers op-
erations. Bat when Mr.. Buchanan be.
came President it was said that such un-
lawful expeditions would be stopped, that
he would respect the laws Of nations, and
in accordance with that view, he too is.
sued proclamation prohibiting all such
expeditions, and threatening to enforce
the law against all who violated it in that
respect; aud it was expected, by those
who place confidence in the assertions Of
presidents, that the scenes o. tyranny,
starvation, murder and rapine, that at
tended Walkers first expedition to Mica
ZEN. v..,,l ,o. no ro-o'.c.oa. h,.s,.h
ara do,mc3 =, a;s.,,,;.tn..,,. c.r rn
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ment, not to make money, but only to
pay his expenses and do good, and con-
sidering the evil influence he has left al
ter him, BY his example End the inordi-
nate and cxtrasas,.nt liberty OF his
tongue--we think he has Jared pretty
well, and has carried away with him a
full equivalent for Il! tie eeod lie has
accomplished. We are tic true friends
of science. and reform; but let them not
be SO mixed with error and delusioa that
the good shall be only as grAin Of wheat
in bnshel Of chaff
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The ncw college cdifce of Cornell Col
1ege, located at 1T. Vernon, Linn coun-
ty, Iowa, will be dedicated with appropri-
ate exercises, on Thursday, Nov 70 Or.
Clark Of Cincinnati, O., will deliver the
address; Gov. Grimes, the Hon. II. 7.
Lowe, Hon. Mr. Fisher, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, Rev. L. d. Eddy
Of Chicago, and other distinguished gen
tlemen are expected to be present The
public are invited to attend.
Per order Of Trustees.
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Filllbnster Walkers Expedition.
B,LTIMogE. Nov. l.

DNLTT 8IUKE, NV. IT.
A private letter from gentleman at
the South, who is believed to be well
posted in regard to Gen. Walkers inten-
tions, intimates that in case he is headed
off from landing in Nicaragua, he will
next be heard Of from Hayti. The infor-
nation is not strictly reliable, bu; there
may be some grounds for the assertion
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF iOWA}
CEDAR co.. STY.
To Nelson Williams:

~ .Nf6s1H " ttttGHS.
Sir: lon are hereby notaed tha. there isno" en-
file in the clerks Office of the district court u ADD
for Cedar county, and State OF Iowa. petition -
David Culbertson, claiming q yo4 the Gun q
one hundred and ten dollars and interest on Ire
same from the fret day OF Mar.h. 4. D. 1857 -
money due on certain pronlissory hote na1F
and executed by yourself t. mt at South Lanes
vile, in the State Of Ohio. on or about the GGT
day of March, A. u. ls5a for tho afore sai@
payable twelve months after date. AM ta&.
writ o! attachment issued out Of the clerks on
OF said Cedar county, and State OF Iowa, en- the
tenth day Of Jane A. II. 1857, by Wal h upon tn
same day the sheriff levied upon TIL foil twlas
real estate. 70 Wit: The north oue-hait FACTOR
al OF the north west quarter Of section SIX .'rb
IN township eighty one 81 range one l1WesS c9G.
tanning eight zone aud fltf-niae one un!red'a
acres, the same being situated in the said county
OF Cedar, and taken a. your property and ias'
notice Issued To sou returned lndots@d ht lie FaS
rin defendant not found log viii tnereioIs
take notice that unless sou appear al the next
term OF the district court OF cedar coaaty ana
state OF Iowa. on the second MONDAY ia January
ls5s, Judgment viii be rendered against you Tor
the full amount above claimed. With interest and
costs, and your property alta ehed, sold to sas'Y
the same. :. W. YOUNG,
Bagley 4 Spicer, Clerk dist coar'
Aus's for plaintiff ocf2int2
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New ofkt Nov. IL.
Business continues to improve. Mon
ey il album lant. but rates unchanged
Call loans readily negotiated at per
cent. Stocks still active and going up
rapidly. The advance at the LIST board
ranged from ] +, lo per cent, on all des-
criptions. At the I'd board stocks were
ac.ire aud firm
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rsa- Why Labor 50 Hard when Wash

ingI have chemical process for cleaning clothes. iy
the of Which the clothes be washed very clean
without boiling and vita very little bling; ly this
thad mu n n RI labor be saved; the ras hing as
ha the time, and the clothes very white and
cean and last much lon for they out -
rubbing y the Old way Of washing iy machines, 81.
The articles used cost but little and oin.
mail the receipt 10 order postage paid Oh receipt oi 30
CENTS three cent postage Ettmls good money. Ad-
dress DR.. J. T.. lrea ger, Baltimore City. Md. 53m
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New York, New. is

The Adrlatic has Just returleu TON
successful trial trip Of three days. Those
on board competent to judge, were highly
delighted with the extraordinary performs
ancc Of the ship and her engines, and be-
lieve that all reasonable expectations as
to both will be fully realized
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arsy- The GREAT FEMALE PILL

Dr. j. r. Creaer is tha General gent wholesale and re-
tail for Dr.. Nneating g celebrated Female Pills. These
pills are truly valuable for ladies'. for they will restere
tAe whers they mag step from cause
Rhatcrsr. They have never failed ia any where
the directions aroynd the boy continuing the pills have
strictly follow ed indeed, there has een Of
failure ever to cur knowledge. Being purely
eae they perfectly safe. Mailed to order post paid.
on receipt dollar ny j. r. Cteager, Baltimore City,
Nd n "A liberal a.sconnt to drnsglsss. - aln
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Arrival oil the ST. amer Arabia.
CAPTURE OF DELHI.
eI,0OO.OOO in Specie.
NEW YORK. NoN.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool,
with dates to the 2lst, ult., arrived this
morning
She brings advices from India, and the
news of the capture of Delhi, after IA con
tllct lasting SIX days.
She brings ) l,Uo0, 900 in specie.
The American horses Priore>s aud Bah
ylon, have both been badly beaten in the
race for the Cambridgeshirc stakes.
FROM iudia the mail brings important
Intelligence
The British troops assaulted Delhi on
the l4th of September, aud effected
Judgement, and after two days obstinate
resistance, had, Oh the 10th, obtained po-
session of the entire city.
Great numbers of the mutineers esca-
ped, among them the king of Delhi and
his two SONS.
The British had lost in killed and
wounded up to the 10Th ult., GO in all,
including % officers. General Wilson
had ordered no quarter to be given, but
that the women and children should be
saved
General Outram had reinforced Gen
eral llaVlock--at c4nipore. The lat
ter had started for lucknow, at which
place the Grrison held our gallautly.
Fears were entertained Of a new out
break at Ausam OF conspiracy to restore
the Ex-Rajuh has been discovered.
The news from the Ronbay Tresiden-
cy are favorable, although a few eases %:
dissatisfaction I'D occurred,
\ serious plot has been discovered, to
murder the Europeans at Turrachel, 'ut
had been thwarted.
Considerable endorsements have ar
rived at Calcutta The markets dull at
Calcutta, but active at Bombay.
Charles Sumner WIS to leave for the
United States in the Niagara OIL the 18th
instant. His health was greatly improv-
ed
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10 induce persons to interest themselves :,
get names for the Mercantile Guide, NE Offer tbe
following premiums Upon the recent Of tbe
names, ana pay III advance, We will 10, v ard than
by express or otherwise, If ordered to the add ess
of those catitled 80
r"r soo SUBSTITUTES sunseiioefs' cash S35 90
FOR zoo subscribers, We will give n splen-
did me gold watch. warranted an m
For 200 subscribers one elegant cota
iochet glasses, worth ,sao
For Loo subscribers, one elegap. bracelet
worth =, a.
For 100 subscribers one gold pen and "
holder, handsomely engraved worth sao
For 30 subscribers, one gold pep and
holder, worth eoo
For 40 subscribers one gold pen and hold.
er, worth sao
For ID subscribers, one medium gold men
and holder " orth ana
Tor u subscribers, one gold pen and
and holder, eotta ,Ko
Al communications should he a dressed to
p,,., W. BLAhENEl.
Guiee. 'o"hsi'e
No. l6S Greenwich Street n Y
newspapers throughout the Union puhlish
Ihs ne apphe. appropriately displayed clua,nu
TINS houee no mouths, aud calling atlention ii
'o,iai1s ~ the same, and sending L. the naner
VII pe Waited 10 an exchange, and receive \
soid pen ana holder worth twelve dollars.
Ism
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rvo Statesmen Equally Ast.nished:
In hi. New Haven reply, President Bu-
chansn thus expressed himself: j,
nslarcry existsted a, that period, ana y y
.x;s,.. in Kansas, under the Const'tnt }
- n. Tvpi,ed States This point has
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MOBILE, ALA, Nov. l6.
Gen. Walkers emigrants sailed to-day
for Greytown The Fashion was heavily
loaded and obtained clearance as a Grey
town packet.
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Protestant Episcopal Church


Under this head will insert condensed special no.
tees 10 cents per line for each Insertion, p cents
per month, or SC per quarter, l5e per year.
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p NOE
! NAsH Ia

Negotiations are going on between
France and England for exchange Of ter
ritory in India. 1t is proposed that
France should give up her possessions in
Chinderragorc, receiving as an equiva-
lent portion OF the territory near Hen
dicheany, Italy.
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cratic party in the last legislature. The
other has set himself up as a model re-
former, and intends to teach mankind in
general, and editors and lawyers in par
ticular, how to behave We extract the
following from the correspondence of the
Chicago Tribune, from Burlington:
sslhe District Court, Judge Claggct
presiding, is now in session at this place.
\ case was tried before His Honor last
week, in which the defendant was found
guilty Of leasing his house for improper
purposes, and fined 500. On his offer
ing to appeal to the Supreme Court, he
was required to file Dail-bond in the
sum of $50, 0o0; which he promptly did.
The Hawk Eye, in commenting upon this
fact, states that it is violation of the
eighth amendment to the constitution
Excessive bail shall not be required, -
and asked what its readers thought of
the inpartiality of judge who would be
guilty o. such conduct His Hoaor had
Mr.. Durham, the editor, brought up be-
fore his august tribunal to show cause
why he should not be punished for con-
tempt. Mr. Durham accordingly came,
and through his very able counsel,
Mcssrs Starr and Hall, showed such good
cause, that his honor was convinced that
it would be better for him to postpone his
| decision until some future indefinite time,
which he did. Democracy, however, has
Il good soldier aud able defender ia his
majesty, and we presume its ali right,
| though even the Gazotta, the democratic
organ Of the city, was forced to come out
in au article condomnatory of his action,
| in regard to the excessive bail
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Iy-ln Wisconsin the republicans have
both branches of the Legislature, aud the
democrats have the governor and other
State officers olscted this fall
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rS- The official majority for Chase, in
in Ohio, is | ,503. The democrats have
both branches of the legislature.
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The Rev. W. T, Campbell viii preach u. V. in
the Court House Sunday next, the ed Inst. at o.
clock In the afternoon.
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EIAlE on lrwA.t
cfrAH lor>Tv. /
IL Nc}son Williams:
Sir: You are hereby notified tha. t.t.-, ..r.,
on tile in the clerks Office of TIE d.s~rt.s u..s.
in and for said Cedar county sud s>tasr I &c
a petition Of Richard Iced. aiming ri -. U.s
sum Of two hundred and cne collars ed rGac'-
one cents, with interest from Jriy 2Jh. -, A.
money dGe upon ctftasH JOINT and Sc sra! 49,.
&ssary notf III writing made ahd executed by 1ap
sell aud enc A. p. Josaelyn. at Iauesvi3n. f.r
STATE OF ohio, IN which yod are puHs. -
SAID Josseiyn SccariJ. on Of aloGt The as's e..
day OF January, 1856, for the sam 0f ohu, '..
Gnd i've aud seFcnt, two one hu:GTCdEh aa..s
Cue three months aiseT date, H. ga = tIs4 70 d..
note vas paid and endorsed The svn ct E'r t.aF
dollars Dec. 18th, l@5&, Leaving stils due g,. 800
2uth day O. July, l.53. Including lut1ft.t 81 u.
the time last Aforesaid and that on the e.
OF July, ls57, writ of attachment was lsssta
OF the office of said eierk, tE whi,h til S.D. p
levied upon the fractional tne-EaI ot the -a.'.
west quarter Of section aix, tE township eIEN..H
one, (sl1 range one ~ west rnEtaiHtng r..
one and nifty nine oud huAdTedth atgr. taxi &.
the property of said Nelson William, ST.. .-
ted in said Cedar county aud St1t@ Of Ja@a. AMI
that notice issued to you ana returned end fEs-
the sheriff defendant not found" y.
therefore take notice that unless yoA afftar
the next term of the distTi court OF ctas csan
t. and state OF Iowa, on the I'd Non4af in Jana
ry, A. ID. lsJs, judgment viii be rende-so aga.
You for the full amount Of plaintiff = etl'tu, Tl.'
interest and costs, and your property attn he
sold to satisfy the same
Spiueg Baglcy, :. w. l0JAu
Atty for plaintiff. CLERK dist court
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UNITED ST rEs

The columns OF the Guide will contain the rsp.
al variety of original and spicy articles, written
not only TO please, but 10 instruct In rer,,d In
politics will maintain an independent tone. aud
ON ume to time will advocate such measures "a
tend to benefit the greatest number. -
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STARTLING DsSCLGsII RES!

Hartford County Eank---will lie taken at Parry
mo for any dc,bs due i4e u further notice. Pay MP
Nov. 81 Il WELLS sPICEa.
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purant, Cedar county, Iowa.

>. Da. JAYNE SONS FA~IIr.y ME-.
DASiNEss with q general asaortlleot CT FL ..
a-Sines, always oa hand. sl-nG
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A Ny Lady that will send her address Mrs. r..
"A Crea,er, Baltimore city. Maryland, VITA three
postage stamps enclosed. shall by
mail something of importance to her. WOMAN KNOW
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PERU M OUID lNp

III Proprietor OF ihe MERCANTILE,
VI DE moa.d respectfully cal le attention
81 TIE Merchants, Farmers aaa Mechanic resdin y
oa' u this city u the moderate terms for a yearly
rs. ift'oh TO the 6ade-bcing TO mail subseri-
hef, only 20 eeats per annanl MAXIM il The
cheapest family ntsspaper In fha
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LEGAL NOTICE l..

STATE on OVAL.
rfpAH COUNTY.
Men, lyIE3.'..sa.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-28
Joe Morgan's s Little Daughter

She was wont TO run over to the tavern
in the evening to lead home her drunken
father. Just as she was entering the
door one night, Slade hurled a iumbler
at her father, but struck her on the head.
and resulted in her death. Morgan bent
down his ear.
"You will only have mother left"
Mary said ''only mother. And she
cries so much when you are away"
"l won't leave her, Mary, only when
60 TO my work." said he, whispering
back to the child, rand III never 60 out
at night any more" s&s8 taa
eyes, you promise me that.
"And III promise more."
"What, father!"
"Never 10 60 into the tavern again."
"Never ?" gg
"No never. I'll promise still more"
Father r.
"Neyer to take a drop Of liquor as
long as l live."
20, father! dear iather!" and with a
cry Of joy Mary started up and threw
herself upon his breast. Morgan drew
his arm lightly around her, and sat for u
long time with his lips pressed % her
cheek, while she lay against his bosom
as still as death. AS death Yes; for
when the father unclasped his arms, the
spmi. Of his child was with the angels.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-28


"SAvE 1T IN SOMETHING Else
is an every day saying with people abou
to indulge in questionable expense,
"Oh il won't cost much after all, and
we can save il in something else." There
are hundreds Of households in this great
city, where these, or similar words, have
been used this very day. Does hus-
band wish some costly delicacy for his
dinner, which his careful wife thinks
they cannot afford, he quiets her scrup.
les, or forces her to deny heself what is
positively needful, by telling her she can
"save it in something ese." Is wife
determined 10 outshine her neighbor in
dress! She passes lightly over her ex'
travagance in milliners and mantua makers
by assuring her husband volubly that she
can ''save il in something else.' Does q
man, who can lily afford it, buy fas
trotter! He is sure to inform you tha
he can "save il in something else." Is
woman bent on giving an extravagan
party Z She has her answer ready, q
can save it in something else." Rarely
IL a foolish expenditure entered on. an
expenditure which is beyond persons
msans, that the reply is not made to the
conscience, il not to others, ~ can save
~ in something else"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-28
VOL, 3.-NUMBER 43
BE POLITE.

1t is said that George McDuliie. of
South Carolina, was very polite even
when little boy. One evening he waS
holding little calf by its ears whiic his
mother MIXED the COW. and gentleman
passing by said, "Good evening, my little
son."
George returned, "Good evening, sir"
with such a polite bow, That the gentle.
man acticed him and said:
"Why didn't you pull of your hat. my
little man :"
/ George answered, '.Tf you will &c,
down and hold my calf for me, ! will pull
off my hatto you"
Georges poiteness and shrewd remark
were the making OF him. That gentle
man said to his mother:
"Your son is smart boy, and if prop
erly trained, will make great man some
day. If sou will permit me, will give
George good education, and give him
a start in the world"
The mother thanked the gentleman for
his kindness and le, him take charge OF
her son. George arose ilom the ears OF
his calf TO the highest rank in the legal
profession; be was then sent to the State
Legislature-lhen TO Congress-thsn
made Governor of South Carolina.
wish all my little nephews and COTS
ins to be polite. A polite bow and a
GOOD evening sir" cost nothing, but
are sometimes worth great deal. One
courteous bow was worth q fortune TO
little George McDufiie. #'
| Everybody likes polite children.--
Worthy persons will pay attention to such:
speak we'll Of their good manners, and
entertain good opinion Of their parents.
l fear teachers do not pay sufficient at
:ention to this subj ct. They ought 70
lecture their pupils at least once week
upon "lhe rules Of poileness. Little boys
and girls are iguoran, of these rules, and
teachers are the proper persons 10 teach
them. The school is the proper place,
too, because it is little community aitor'
ding frequent occasion for the exercise OF
politeness.
When l used to go to school, my teach.
er made it rule that every boy should
make bow and every girl a courtesy a.
, we entered the door every morning. and
; do the same as We Jeff a, evening. And
r our instructor would invariably notice us
with polite bow, unless lie happened
, not 10 see us. like every rule lha
helps to refine our manners and improve
our hearts. t>
My little readers-scholars salute
your teacher every morning with grace
ful bow and a good morning, Mr.. N
f -" and at evening il convenient. par
3 with him in The same way ; and be polite
\ 10 everybody, especially to old persons
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-28

Gospel DocrRrNE.--The doctrine Of
the gospelis like the dew and the small
rain that distilleth upon the tender gfkss,
.wherewitll it doth flourish and is kept
green. Christians are like the several
flowers in garder, tha. have each Of
them the dew Of heaven, which being
shaken with the wind. they letfalI ateach
others roots. whereby they are iointly
nourished, and become nourishers q savi,
other.
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NV Ahnnt The hest ihinr

Eg About the best thing, it would
seem, that man can do these times. in
tue way of providing for his family,
woaldbe to get killed on arailrcad--la-
king pains, 10 choose one which svll re-
mains solvent. We observe that a widow
in Massachusetts lhc other day recovered
Sls, 900 damages against the Worcester
Railroad for having killed her husband,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-28

AN OLD MErHoDisr MrNisrEk DEAD.
REV. Lewis Skidmcfe, well known
over the State as a Methodist minister Of
forty or mere years standing, died at his
residence in Charlotte county on Thurs-
day the lirss ms. " HYgus.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-28

He deposited his burden, for he bad
not moments time 10 waste, in a dense
lhicket close to the rivers edge, and
marking the spot by suspending his white
pockel.handkerchief from an overhang-
ing branch. he hastily retraced his way
and arrived in safety in the vault. Draw
ing forth his watch-lhe little silver watch
which had been his dead sisters and
which no earthly need could induce him
to part with.-he saw that i. was near
Two O'clock. But brief period remain
ed for the performance Of his task, and
never did mortal man labor with greater
assduity than did Horace Flintwood.-
At the end Of eighteen minutes, the torn
wall was mended in go sklGul manner
that il would have delied the scrutiny OF
the Sclosest observer. This done he
commenced upon the recess. Tier after
tier of brick rose UP, and at length the
aperture was closed. 1t only remained
to add another thickness Of brick, and
over all the thick coat Of plaster, as the
unknown had indicated. FlintwoOd was
just putting the finishing touch 20 ,he
plaslering, when the great door which
he had previously unIas,ened) swung
slowly open. and his mysterious employ
er entered the room. M
A aardonic smile cleaned from his
black, fiery eyes, for no other feature o.
his face was visible.
$50 yon are punctual t5 the time my
d friend He approached and laid 'lslhls ~
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One may be more cunning than an.
other, but not more cunning llisn Al shs
world. Bonney
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-28

WHEN we are most ready 10 perish,
lhen i God most ready 70 help