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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07
DAMN for SALE Situated in the Town OF

L'AhM Tor SALE Situated IN the Town OF
Youkes Conseinpg ~ will be sold, the whole In
suit. Two Dweipss the premises Barn,
Carriage House, We House nHou'esll in good order
with variety # Fruit Trees such chernes apples,
pesIs and small fruits and p. utifu supply Of Wood and
Water 1t contains several building ses aud 70 well located
chase would do well 70 cal snd examine the properly TIE
will BE- in attendance 10 snow the premises Inquire Of
EDWARD CROMWELL, u miles from Yorken Depot
the SAME distance from Williams Br6se
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

New YoRK, Dec. 1s.--Gov. Walkers
letter Of resignation, addressed to Sec
rotary Cass, is published this morning.
1t is very long and argumentive docu-
mcnt, preserving throughout courteous
but decided tone. He says that there
was clear understanding between the
Administration and himself that the en-
tire Constitution should be submitted 20
the people, and presents testimony to the
effect that his announcements TO the poo
pie that such should be the case were
sustained by the President under the
circumstances. Then he argues, mas
much as he could not 20 back to Kansas
without fresh instructions committing
him to rev policy, which he had rep
rotated and condemned, and the only al
tentative left to him was to resign.
He discusses at great length the qucs-
ton of popular sovereignty, taking
the ground That the Constitution OF the
United States is not sovereign, for it was
created by States, each exercising for IL
self that political power called sovereign.
ty, for the same reason the government
Of the United States is not sovereign nor
does it exercise any sovereign powers
1t only exercises delegated powers IS dc
elarcd by Il Constitution, and these
powers only which IRE granted BY that
instrument. We know no sovereign
but the people. The conventions are
composed Of delegates. They are mere
agents or trustees, exercising net SOW
ercign, but delegated power, aud the
people arc she principals. The power
delegated to such conventions, can prop
erly only extend to framing the Consti-
tuition, but its ratification or ne.ation
can only DC performed by the people,
where sovereignty only rests with the
,,eople themseives | shall be pleased to
exp ess to tn President my deep r.
prat rs regards our unfortunate diaercu-
ces Of opinion in relation to the Leeomp-
ton Consti. uton, aud say to him that
infa,Hbi.ity Foes not belong to man,
however exalted in iatelleet, purity Of
intention or posit.ons yet if he has com
mi,ted any errors II, his respect, may
they be oycrrulcd b. experimenting
providence for the p4rpeth a'loh OF our
Union, and the advancement On the non
or and interests of our beloved county
In now aissolying my official connect On
with ycas department, | beg leave 10 ten
der to you my thanks for your constant
courtesy and kindness.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

Dee. 19.--Thc post office committee
from New York have arranged to-day the
terms for the site of the location in the
Park for the new pos: office.
The Navy Department forwarded a
dispatch to-day to Com. Chattard of the
Saratoga, ordering him to deliver his YES
sci to the senior licutt nant, and return on
board of her passenger to the United
States The Saratoga had been previous
" ordered home.
Scnors Molina and Escalantc arc per-
fec'ly satisfied that Gen. Walker will
never leave punta Arenas. Thoy say
5000 men could not take San .jocs, and
if they did, the capture would be profit
less, as the public arms are by law dlstri-
buted among the people, who would rally
at some ether peipt in defence OF their
government.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26
DOu-Ias' Enabling Hili.

The Republican who has been ysrlaat
enough to suppose that STEPHEN A.
DoUGL4ss has ever seriously intended to
do anything in favor Of popular goyern-
aient in Kansas, or fol the restriction ui
slavery, has but to look at the telegraph
ic synopsis Of Lis Enabling Act for that
Territory published on Saturday NOR
ming to be undcccivei Here IL Gun
ningly concocted juggle by which the
enumeration of the. inhabitants and the
appointment Of the Territory are en-
trusted to FIVE creatures of the President,
who are virtually clothed with the power
now welded BY Lord President CALHOUN.
1t is rehash of the 1ooNBs bill of the
last Congress, against which every Re-
publican voted; and though. We have not
all the details, it now looks ike dodge
which the Republicans in this Congress
cannot approve; but which, being voted
down, will open the door for Mr. DoUG-
OF the Ieeomptonites.
We may be in error; but We can SIC no
valid reason why the duty which his bill
imposes upon these Commissioners should
not be discharged by the Legislature
now in session. That body is competent
to make census aud to order Just and
fair apportionment; aud the intervention
of these contemplated officials is without
explanation, except upon the hypothesis
a. some sinister purpose is to be accom-
plishcd.
Those who have narrowly watched Mr.
DaunLAs' course, and who know tho
man and Hist nexhaustible fertility in fair
seeming expedients, have been prepared
for some development Of this sort. He
presumes upon the credulity of the cnun.
try--thaG the people will believe that the
appointments by the President would be
made ia reference to the existing wants
of the Territory, and not for the purpose
of securing partizan advantage. But
he kaoms that, since Mr.. BUCHANAN
has filed most Of the public stations in
Kansas with notorious cut-throats and
house-burnes, there is nota republican in
Congress who would trust the Executive
with aav new power IT any sert whatcr
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One Week Later From Euroye.

HALIFAX, Dec. lS.---rho Steamship
Canada, with Liverpool adsiees Of the
9th inst, arrived here at an early hour
this morning.
The steamship Adriatie, Capt. West,
arrived out on the ID, but did not reach
Liverpool until the afternoon Of the 18th,
in consequence of lowness Of water.
Owing to the storm il had been impos
sibie to transmit news over the direct
line, and it will reach Boston via St.
Johns, Quebec and Montreal
Tho British Parliament was opened
on the Sd inst. By the Qaeen in person.
The speech from the throne recommen-
dcd an indemnity bill for the Bank OF
England, and promises Parliamentary re-
form.
The Queens speech is very vague. II
deplores the commercial crisis and the
distress consequent upon the people, re-
joices ot the success of tho Indian army,
commands the early attention of Parlia-
mcnt 10 affairs in india, but fears no dis
turbancc of the peace of Europe
The Chancellor Of Exchequer has in
trodnccd into the House Of Commons a
bill Of indemnity to the Bank Of England,
aud committee Of the whole house was
appointed on the bank charter.
Several additional failures have occur
red in London.
The crisis in Hamburg is fearful and
business is entirely suspended
Aal
ding the usury lzw.
The launching a the l4cviaihan was
sloalv Progressing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

The Philadelphia Press closes long
article upon the South's deuunciatioils
of Senator Douglas with the following
animation that the Northern wing If the
Democracy are becoming little diseon-
tented:
Eve are a patient people, over this
way. We have seen the South aud its
allies opposing Mr.. Buchanan nomina-
ton, ana doubling his devotion to them;
we have stood calmly By, and witnessed
their rule i'll Kansas, trusting the while,
like submissive and enduring mon, to
the approaching recognition Of the viii
of the majority we have heard, with
ulrutiled temper, the objurgations Of
legislators aud Of politicians in some Of
the Slave States against such Democrats
as Walker aud Stanton, because they
would not become parties 10 forgery 10
Kansas /; and now we are expected to
bear the additional outrage upon Judge
Douglas, and to sec Governor Walker
head carried before the conquoring mi
nority Of the Lecompton Convention as
a trophy of triumph There IS point
beyond which forbcarance may cease TO
be virtue. 1t has been reached, gen
tlelaan Of the south 7
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Advertisers The cheapest Family Paper in the West

-csd passolddo ,ctra 10 sl!nHs sqa IeAo 70
pie. Between the two, doubtless, ne
hopes to save himself.--If his bill, which
he will insist is fair, is voted down, he
then will presume that he is At liberty
to withdraw his opposition and permit
tie Lecompton swindle to 60 througi;
aud will of course attempt to saddle the
blame upon the "factious aud revolution
airy Black Republican party. 1t Mr..
DOUGLAS means that the people of Kan.
sas shall be perfectly free to regnlate
thcir own affairs in their own way, why
does he not allow them to make their own
cnumeraticns and their own apport'on..
,nents why invoke Congressional and
Presidential interference, when a plaln-
,r rnd fairer method may be adopted!
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Splitting.

\ meeting Of the council Of Tamnia-
ny Sacheins was held in New York, on
the 10Th inst at which it waa determin-
Cd that tue use Of Tammany Hall should
MT be given to the Administration De-
rnocrats, Who wished 10 hold a meeting
to endorse the course of Mr.. Buchanan
on the Kansas question. Post muster
Fowler, Surveyor Heart, and Supervisor
Purdy were among those who declined
TO give the use of the Hall for that pur-
pose. The president will find that a large
number of the Democrats will not 80
with him in his iaiquity, let him try ov-
or 40 hard to drive them. The democrat
10 papers are saying, Sthe difference be
tween Donglas aud Buchanan is triflng,
anu viii canse 10 division In onr party"
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The Queens speech was generally
tame.
In House Of Commons LORI Palmer
ston gave notice Of India bill Mt recess.
LATrsr.--IIAMBuns, Friday. Sen
&C convencdin extr,o binary conversation
to establish government discount institu-
tions to thirty millions.
Twenty prominent firms failed IN 2
single day. Aggregate liabilities of fail
cd and weak firms s37, 600, 600 marks.
Banco advances four hundred millions
asked for.
Spain refuses TO aecede to the demand
Of Mexico that her money shall be rccei-
we'd preliminary to negotiations.
Advices from Cuba represent fleet
against Mexico ready to sail on mo.
ments notice.
LONDON, FRIpAY.--Money active,
payments maturing to-day are sa.isfacto,
rily Funds steady at ono eighth advance
Paris money market steady. Accounts
received are gloomy. Numerous failure
in Stockholm.
The Bank Of Russia is making advan
ces on stocks.
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,e,g- Tur GREAT FEMALE Pill :

Dr. g. p Creagar Is the General Agent. wholesale andre
tall for Dir. Wheating's celebrated Female Pills. These
Mills are trnly valuable for ladies' for they viii restore
ne moathlgeomses 1here stopJ from aayaaase
rhgrercr They have never failed In any case where
the directions aroynd the box containing the pills have
heed strictly followed; indeed there has been Of
failure ever come knowledge Being purely veg
ee they are perfectly safe Mailedt to order, post paid,
an ae;pt Of one dollar hy j. r. Crcager. Baltimore City,
Mh ~ liberal discount TO druggists. 453m
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ezx. WHY Labor SO Hard when Wash

ur?I have chemical process Tor cleaning clothes, by
bc psa OF which The CLOTHES be washed very elem
without boiling and with very little rubbing: hy this
thod much hard labor be saYeii the rasAtag ~
dare IA ha time, and the clothes are very white ANA
and las. much longer, for they not out by
rudng as ly the old way Of washing by machines, DC
The articles used cost but little and are easy to obtain
nail the receipt to order postage paid on receipt ot %
cent? three cent postage stamps good money. Adj
dress DR.. J. Z. CreageY Baltimore City, Md. 45-am
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Gel,l. Lane Shot.

Just as we are going to press, we
hear that Gen. Lane was shot at I.ccomp-
ton by government official, on the eve
ming Of the 10th. The affair grew out
of a political discussion. Much excite
mcnt prevails.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26
Western Freight.

SCHENECTADY, Dee. 10. The wealth
or here is cloudy-wini south west
the thermometer IS degrees.
Thirteen trains Of thirty five and forty
airs each, loaded with freight from the
West, arrired Lore since daylight this
morning.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

Dec l9.--Nathan Newhafcr, door
keeper of the last Assembly, slipped off
a plank at Andrew street bridge, about
noon to-day, aud was carried over Gene
see Falls. Ills body las not yet been
found
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Explosion i'm Chicago Gas Works.

CHICAGO 22.-The Gas works in this
city, cxplod about half past seven o'clock
this evening ...
1t has not yet been ascertaincd whcth
or any one was killed or not
The explosion made q tremendous
noise, and pretty large fire.
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But although they may cry peace yet
there is no s.peace," and will not be un-
less the president backs ont Of the posi-
ton he has taken, which his Southern
masters viii not allow him to do.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

Dec. I9.--St paun dates to the 10Th
inst. have been received The canvass
of Minnesota is not yet completed. The
Democratic candidate for Governor, 1t
was thought, would be declared elected.
No election of the United States Senator
vet. r..
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$1.5O a year,
IiscoUery :
colISu1nptiC91Q !
AND ALI.
Diseases Of the Lungs and Ilncat
Can lie
1-YrnEvA nv a
CURED ny INHALATION.


Which CONVEYS the remedies TO the cavities in the pr
through the air passages and coming in direct cout,r
With the disease Mountaineering tn',eocuR matter aAy
the cough causes free and easy espectoEatinn heal.
the lungs, parthes The hiood. imsats renewed ytal T.
the nervous stems giving that tone and energy 81 nd
pensablc for the rcstoraoE Of health To he aide b. .at
confidently that Consumption IL curJie ~ inhalation 4
to me source OF unalleyci pleasure. Is ~ much mr.,
der the control OF medical treafeui any otaer form
daiie disease: ninety ont OF every hundred en-, lie
cured In the first stages and hy per cent tn The sou
but In the thru stage 1t Is impossible to na ts
five per cert Tor TIE Lungs are so cut ~ by the dsna
as 70 bid deiiHrce to MEDICAL ski Even huwcycr. r.
the last stages, Inhalation affords extraordinary ,li,
10 the suffering attending this fearful sconrgc hic nm
huaiy destroys ninety -hTe thausand persons thu m
ted states alone; and coreet calculation shows tl nf
the present population Of the earth. eighty millions nrf
destined to I'LL the GonsnmptiseF grave.
Truly the CULVER Ut death has no fatal ae
SUMPTION In all ages it has been the great eutny If
life, for spares neither hut sweeps % s
the brave, the beautiful, the gracefa and the gifted
BY the help of that supreme Being from whom comet,
afflicted permanent and speedy cure in Consumiat,r,
The first Of tuercleS is from impure tuHd ANA the
Immediate effect produced ~ their deposition in tlg
lungs IL to prevent the free admission 81 into she ar
cells. which causes weakened vitality through tle a.
tire system Then surely 1t Is more rational To gycc,
greater good IRON medicines entering the cavities nj the
lungs than from those administered tirnngh the svtp,t
the patient viii always find the ungs ee and the breath
ing easy. after inaiing remedies Thus, Ihhaaiiul ,
leealreEeaS, nevertheless acts cOhsttutouaIiy A.,
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Iranistan Burned.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dee. lS.-Iran-
istan, the, county seat Of p. i. Barnum,
in this city was discovered to be on fire
last night, and was soon burned to the
ground Mr.. Barnum had just common
ced to re-furnish the house. The amount
of loss has not yet been ascertained. The
fire was undoubtedly the work of an in
eendiary,
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EsrRiy COLI.

acnge III Msssllon Township Cedar ra".o ,
Iowa. ON the 18th Jay 81 Sor9ntor is9" a' ~.
tray bia Il mare colt 3 years old at .mta2 .
white spot on tile inside If the les Pima loo F''
Ell the left hip, ana appraised ~ 9t@ nv -
ae.se Fiacb, iag. S.N. h'I -
Triton u. = Isl NE W.
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"C,ood News for Ladies'

ANY Lady that will send her address To Mrs. D.
"A Creager, baltimore city, Maryland, with three
cent postage stamps enclosed, shall receive ny return
mail something q importance to her. WOMAN KNOW
TfYsxLr AID
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cpECIAI. NOTICES.

Under this head We viii insert condensed special no.
sr nsn,h or S. cents per quarter. i.5e Per year.
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rraRrLlNG DISCLOSURES!

Hartford County BApk---wiil bc taken at ris'5
ma for any debs due ne, untii further heses. r up
& Nor, 81 II WILLS Srh -
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Designed only fer females.
All yarny married rersons and those about to be mar
red will And In this hook information OF great value TO
thea: All snch persons should lose no time In proear
nu this book Ii will be sent receipt 81 one dollar
securely mailed and post paid to any Address 1.-THE Tn
ion. Bills OF all solvent Banks taken ut par.
Persons wishing this valuable work WIZ please cut on
the address below aud paste envelope, enclosing
one dollar and they win receive the bookiy return HAL
jos. v. r. MATs0N, Publisher,
~ avx Hox 1914, +. o. New York.
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s.asn Uannv the Rest of Honey--I

szy" Honey, the Best of Honey
bavs valuable recent for making Honey. which will
send 70 any person upon receipt Of so cents We make
and use in our family at half the cost, aud consider 1t
as coed as the article Of genuine hee made honey
.frotn which il cannot lie told" Amy person who viii
make and sell it clear from tw" to three dollars
day Il only requires articles to make il, aud theF can
ne hal fnr 80 cents. Every family may Rave this de-
gftfn luxury. for any lady make ii ia 10 minutes
q, ans time. cent postage stamps good as money
address Or. J. y. Crea GER, Baltimore city, Nd.
sus-Dr, Creagcr, Baltimore, Nd, is
the Sole Agent for DR.. WNDERs' celebrated Matrimonial
..Series," books. No. J, "A Book far Young he de-
signed tn prepare them Female Society; No. . Er
rors in Conrtshipi" No. B. Reproductive Control
Either OF which viii he mailed to order post paid, up
receipt OF % cents.
HEMBoLp'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT, as a
remedy for diseases 81 the bladder Kidneys gravel,
dropsy, weak ness, &c. has equal Read the adver-
tisemsnt iu another column headed HembJds Genuine
prcirration.'
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From the Utah ExpcditiOu,

CINCINNATI, Dee, 1S.--The Leaven-
worth Herald of the 10th, speaking of q
messenger from Utah, says he passed Col
Johnson's command near Fort Bridger.
Baggage and provision trains all safe.
The troops were in good spirits This
is the only news that has transpired rel
alive to Utah expedition.
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lust published. n very interesting and useful beck,
discussing the mysteries Of the human frame, with
NuMERoUs ILLUsTRATIohS,
containing curious and interesting Information Tor those
who are about 10 enter into the
ARRIAdE ST ATE
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g. B-DANIELS, EDITOR,
SATURDAY. DEC. rs 1857.
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The Queens speech was generally
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26

We say, once for all, that the citizens
Of cold Cedar" are content to leave the
matter with the legislature, if they eau
be relieved from that "outsidc pressure"
which some are cndeavoring to bring to
bear upon them. Whoever may be selec-
tod, the Republicans Of Cedar are right
all the time, and viii continue to give a
good account Of themselves at each sue
ee.ai1g election.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-10

: ,Teax MfrcurLt II TgorsLE-That cztraoTdi-
I nary Hibrrnian, John Mitchell, the great es-
capped" of Bermuda, who came to this country
as refugees, bat who soon set up Us dictator,
has been taken down peg or two, by Ten
nesseean 1t seems that Mr.. Fleming-cditor
Of the Knoxville Rcgi,'er-had seen Ct, in thr
exerrsc of AZ undoubted right, to criticise some
Of tbs doings of the fussy patriot Mr.. john
Mitchell concluded he would Try the gutta FER
cha game, and 50 wsy.lzii Mr.. Fleming. But
the patrio, was soon being placed iors Ill toa.-
bat, when the police interfered. Roth parties
met tia, evening, when Mr.. Fleming thus ad-
dressed tho man who writes letters in behalf Of
the sepoys:
John Mitchell. you made most cowariiy,
though imPotent assault upon me this morning
You approached me with the smile Of friendship
upon your lips; Int with the purpose Of Il MUIR
tlerer in your heart. You approached me arm
Cd. preSurning correctly upon my being I'M
armed. Your purposes failed yOn, and have
stopped to inform you that am now prepared
70 meet you on an equal footing, and to donounce
you as q rufdan. q scoundrel, u highway-asSas-
Sin, and murderer At heart, and an Infamous
coward If you DO not resent this dcnunciation
like man. in an equal and honorable oncoun-
ter"
Such, and much more, were the deunnciations
pronounced, while nc stood at the distance Of
six or eight PAGES, with his hand upon the cock
of 2 partially revealed pistol. Yet he iag!ori
Ously withdrew from my presence, while shouts
nf 'G0todTtlr 'SseTk." 'iaAt1r;lP cotsdTd, broke
forth spontaneously from the crowd, upon his
Iastardiy exit.
And noT, John Mitchell having assaulted me
in the cowardlY manner above state3--having
narrowly escaped a strect-drubbing by the in
terTcntion OF municipal otiicers-having been
afterwards confronted by ne and notified that
was Rrned-having been denounced by Inc in
the presence, and within the hearing Of hun
drcd or more persons, in all the terms of denun-
cistion l could DEMONSTRATING basely submitted
TO all and Eltulked away amid the jeerS and hiss
c. and shouts of the bystanders, hesitate not
% repeat my denunciat;on, and brand him as a
yhis5rn6Ie SeoUHdrsI and 7chits.liC6rsd c0tcdTd;
and ia doing so, fear only that he may shoot
me through window at night, or stab me, GOV.
crtlv in the dark.
"In shaping my course have been guided
by my own Sensc Of honor and the counsel Of
friends. and have but To regret, first, that ! was
,Inarmei at the onset, aud, secondly, that was
not permitted to conclude the first engagement,
which should most certainly have done to my
cntiro satisfaction. I can but be gratitied at the
general approval which my position and course
have received in this community, and al the
cq A'ly general feeling Of mingled indignation
aud intempt which the conduct of the Irish
bastard has excited. 70 the judgment of an
unprecedented public / cheerfully submit the
care. joins VI. FLFNiNT,
Editor Knoxville Register"