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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24
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Arouse from thy long slumber,
And arm thee for the strife;
For foes in countless number,
Beset the paths of life.
The morning sun is cleaning,
The sky is clear and bright;
And DER the world are streaming
The rays of golden light.
Arouse. for duty calls thee,
And hasten to the field;
Let dangers not appal thee,
But strike and neUer yield.
Stern life is now before thee;
Then ,rOrk while it is day,
Ere night shall gather o'er thee,
And life shall fade away
Aroused no longer sleeping,
Go seek the fields of life,
Where mind on mind is sweeping
Like sQuadrons in the strife
Go, check the rolling torrent
OF prejudice and pride!
Roll back the wave abhorrent,
Or sink beneath the tide.
Vernon. o. E. L
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

An agricultural society up in Vermont
offers the following premium; y beauti-
full silk dress to the maker of the best loaf
of bread-the competitors to be unmarried
ladies, and the committee of judges to con-
sist of bachelors and widowerS.' 1t is gen.
orally thought that bachelors in search of
good houseseepers viii be on hand at that
agricultural'faiT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

So (said a young lady to her partner in
a dance.) you would not take nae 10 he
twenty! Well what would YOU take me
for?' For better or worsep -T
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

A country paper once said: E.. 3. DoO-
little is IN the habit Of stealing pigs and
rObhing hcnroosts If he does not desis
we shall publish his name.' This is equal
TO the minister at camp meeting who said:
1T the lady with the blue hat. red hair, and
cross eyes, dOescn stop talking. she VIII be
pointed out to the Congregation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

You would be very pretty zaaecsl. said
a young gentleman patronizineiy to i young
lazy, if your eyes were only 4 little larger
My eyes may be very small, Sir. but su h
people as You don't iIl them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

\ humorous divine, visiting gentleman
whose wife was none of the most amiable
overheard his friend say: If it was moi
for -tbe stranger in the next room, | would
kick ycu out of doors Upon which the
clergyman stepped in and said; Pray, sir
make no stranger ef ne,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

What is the cause Of the popular preju-
dice against written sermons?
because, being cut and dried they lack
the se7besna sap ascre -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

IMPORTANT TO FARMERs-'Fo PREVENT
RCsr IN WHEAT.-We are indebted to Mr..
R. G. Carmichael, Commission Merchant OF
this city: for the following valuable infor-
nation with reference to the preparation of
seed wheat The process has been fully
trstod by farmers in England and ireland,
with entire success: -...
To PREVENT SHUT IN WHEAT.-Dissolve
half a pound of Sulphate of Copperin three
quarts of boiling water. After the mix
ture has cooled sprinkle it over two bushels
of wheat, stirring it through until the whole
be wet. Put it up in heap, turning it
occasionally for an hour, when it will be
ready for sowing. 111
Should wet weather or any other cause
prevent it being sown Immediately. spread
it thinly on dry floor, giving it aRe,ra-
sional turning ard it will not suffer injury
for weeks ~ 81 s @
The above was received from very in-
telhgent as well as extensive farmer and
miller, who says, in regard to it:
Where this has been carefully carried
out, it has been found effectual in perrsn-
ting smut in wheat Of course, no man
should sow smutty wheat, but even smut
ty wheat viii produce grain perfectly free
from smut, if it be carefully dressed as
above. The reason that Sulphate Of Cop
per produces this result is, that smut being
q fungus which, when the balls arc bro
ken, attaches itself to the ends Of the wheat
and in many eases kills the wheat and
grows in its place, the solution bills the
fungus, but is not powerful enough to hurt
the wheat. Care should be taken to. pre-
vent any animal eating grain dressed. with
This preparation, as it is poisonous.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24
co M E ssSs
BiRNUM'S HARDWARE STORE,
At Warren Trumbull Co., Ohio

is now flied with ample stocks, and
4 repiete With the latest styles of HOUSE TRIM
AINGs and most desirable eoiors or painting blinds
Barnum intends to supply Paints,
Zinc Dry OIL; also, superior quality grouu:
In White vsrlish. for Parior US.
BaRNUM will sell Merchants at
jobbins rates. and deaes competition outside
ofNe~ York and h herewith sends his compliments
to dealers that he is PREPARED duplicate the prices
of Ser York Houses. ibclnling the transportation
only tho.e classes of goods where it fo-ms
per csntun Of the COS, Now hand and shortly to
.rriye-uoes scythes. sickIes mot Danivl.) scythe
Stones. tubers, Rifles, Rak=s. Knives aed Forks,
Springs White Lead. and Oil.
BARNUM keeps Il fresh stock of
sADDLERY. Notice this ye VII" want to bug goods
low; Harness Trimmings sold low-Patent Leather
sold iow-Brass Rands sold lOw-Carrisge Trimmings
and Moss sold low.
BARNUM has some fine Pistols,
Five Baen Shooters Rife Rarrells, Locks, Triggers
and general lot of Gun Trimmings
BARNUM would make further
mention Of the Ssddlety e. by remarktng that h.
has laid entire stock of that class Of goods from
the head dealers ard importers. and he viii sell every
thing in thai lire at lowest rates.
BARNUM invites attention to his
Card herewith annexed =
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

How is it proved that Adam vas crtho-
dox in his sentiments? Because his belief
was undoubtedly Evc-ancelical.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

IF you could have loved me, said he If
it had been my fate to have met You when
you were free and heart whole, the world
could not have contained another so happy
as myself But it is my fate to live alone,
unlOved, uncared for and unblest, while
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
The 81. Louis Fair. &c.

ST. LOUIS Wednesday, Sept %, lsJ9.
The principal feature of the Fair to-day was the
awarciIg Of the St. Louis prize No l, OF $1,000, to
taken by Duke Of Airdue," Owned by b. A. Ae1ar:
der, Of Woodford County, Ky. This ring numbered
fourteen entries, embracing many Of the nooest ami,
mails in the country. The regular premium of 800
for four.ye bulls was awarded to :. King Aiifef
OWE by j. n. Brown, of Sspgsuon, Ill. OF stations
for all work, there were ffysx entries, and the first
premium was awarded TO Henry Clay" BLACK
Hawk, owned by Benjamin +. Harris, of Macon
County, Wis. The weather continues delightful, and
the influx of strangers 10 the city is incessant The
number Of visitors on the ground to-day must have
reached O00O. The Steam Fire Department had their
annual parade to-day, and visited the Fair grounds,
eci, pg universal admiration for their splendid display.
To morrow the 81 600 Prize for the beet roadster s,a
Ion e be aWsroed.
Exchanges on New. York are irregular; sight, per
cent pre- MUM; gold commands II per cent premiam
in exchange for Missouri funds.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

dolph. Peytou Randolph. Edmund Randolph. uo''
McDorsu Charles J. Faulkner, Tho, Marshall,
Mr. Summers Philip A. Boiling, besJ' WAIKIKI
Leigh, and Others.
Iti then for holding stssdfa.tiy to the ancient
political faith Of those Vlreini,Ds whom tue "o1'd
has learned to call great, that the ssve driving De-
uocrscy Of the present day, who, with strange 'n-
consiseu ucy boast their descent from these iA'ners
Of the Republic and they certainly have desceooed
a very Iopg way from t.em), propose 10 ous' Mr'
Caldwell from his seat We shall see whsiber they
viii think it vice to carry tteir threat into execu-
ton. The expulsion of one member for q diiier'
ence of opinion With the propas ,ndists. may nec"s'
state the turning out Of much larger number Inc
n.1tyesr Ii must not be forgotten that In Wes'-
ern Virginia Slavery bss but nominal existence liz
is hardly 10 be supposed, therefore, that the people
who are beginning 10 see sod appreci.'e the ad'
ysntsees Of the Free-l,bor system would tsmeiy
submit to see faithful pubic servant punished for
truly representing their interests and sentiments.
The fact that the three wemoers OF The House oil
Dele gates from the Wheeling or Panhandle
District sgree with Senator Caldwell In sent mens
seems to have escaped the attention OF the 'irglas
Democracy, who may find that they will have more
business on hand when the Legislature meets next
Winter. than they bad anticip,ted |! may be
urged. however, on beh,t OF the delegates that
they are not members of the Republican National
Committee, and that they have not msde any pub
lie speeches avowipg their attachment II tho he
publican cause, while the Senator from wheeling
has committed both these henous oftenses.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

The Supervisors went on last night with the ap
poihime Ut Of Registers The Democrats we're all
there, hut Mr VOorhls, elected as Republican,
wss missing An effort xas nade by the Repuolt
cans 10 get some sort of chance but Pnrdy aud
Bel persisted In carrying out the Tammany pro-
e,smms, ard oi'h profaDlt! ard tauutiDg Jeers an
nouuced their determination to appoint none OUT
Democratic RrQls,-rr. We trust every voter VIII
read snd carefully consider the rrports OF this out
r.seous business Mr Bill says that it is the work
OF God. At o'clock tb.s morning, the Board was
il session, bsyinp got 10 to Tenth Ward only.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
DR.. CHRcmLl's NEw TREATMENT.
To Cossrxrrivg no NERyous SvfvEnEE'
WiscHLsrERs GIsuisE PREpARATIos

HYporao Pitts or LINE Aso soo..

HYpoPso. Pitts on LINE Aso SODA
Pulmonary Nervous Sufferer any one sie-d win
scroau. Hr net ti. Dy.p~p.is, Hehy .ss or "S'ins
sl doubts be rxTKAoRDstY sFficAcY Of th. n' Rsaoy
let ell .pf to~ tse IN wri,ns OF sepdhs VI
CHvscHs TREATISE and for Circulars atd other iafr.1'a
which vii sstnfy them that the Specific REMEDY foE COZ
sryrTroS oh'r mob conoioo, Of he 'y''-a
found Delay thorsas5s f I.att hrs' HESITATE
LoSCEK KrIr.
wH.T THx MnpIc. Al pEcfE.sIos SAY
In DO instance nave ! fund Ia- keS'eoy % i~N
o..d Pr,psr.ou e ,se HyRoses'P%i'e' % r'" '
e ceig7t~d win IL. e-cr-s-r is sccCs'Lsn's "O'
Or = Mao1S' e.,,e'''gs r.v "a t.,s 20 ,,oauo.
MOST ktrtEshisG AND kEsoy.TlSG tEsT"-Dr We"
hare been a.,,.a.d in ,sitna1 '> god sfec'' Of "a,
B,ToJho,p. Tne s,ssnelts IN your Psa ie.s. ar u"
.. e.iar eo1.uuy;,on"-y noss. 81 D Boore fGA' \ L.
"They in porsIt remedial nhl-ne- ose,
6is-s. By the NERVOUS s1k.SSrh 1ld 49,.
ING 1sE Su1slrWE FuscTIoss'-Dr J" h4'' "''"
IN. Hyp pbosps;es mo't orTrp,ate Renede' 70 :
large el..s cons kEsoL1SG iaon Loss ~ Ar"oVs
roKcr "-Bo'ton Meaieai and Sg,eal Is,"s! The B,oo
pt"spl,s 1HAN rsoN ALL oThtk fosSs o. hADl0Ai'o N
III Oh 70. earliest .yrnp.om, the patent
tsk., daily tsiDs u the d,p p o.pt rs - - -
A,Hr PEsH.ps HAD DstvEE Eso~S ~ Bis LirE B.F Dks =.
" "WINcHfsTEEs HYp-sHoSPHITLs Et rNthCLr'ioNAbL'
'hr Winchessr WORTHY or AL 'NiiDtNCL, wa az
himself e:hO.ia'csy 70 thesy pI.p4'so ~ o. s
CRuseHnLs METHOD ID Meredith Reese VI ID, Nep lo'S
Til. mus -ufce Columns could te gvea IL regard % ne T
ma,kabe po,se, # this Remedy in the cure Of Con'1mPo
TIE .xcsn,rt is increasing dsy-rier' oouins uom every
rorion f Ire continent from the Atau'c N the fsoihc
InPoRTssT CAUTION.
The county flooded with impure snd doe'''u p'ep''a
f;on. aiming 10 BE- Dr. ChnIchVs Remedy Bt~ARs OF THEM
" sLsg soon .xp.. of these hsuss On the Puolc
pp,cb... ,1d u,e ouy " "WNcHEsTLEs GENUINE PhtP.S
TON % sho ofers others TO you aud es ave 1
O. 0ood as mini. Ny fsc.uie eaca WRAPPED aad aso
tiou, ald pane blo~n il the glass-
Dr. Treatise giving the ouy rehsoe information IN
rsgo c the treatment Will be mailed rece!p OF j! cs 10
stamps. Circulars gratis
PEicts-ore bottle So; three bottles So Co'cenuseo
.oou by si only per bottle Sold wholesale a. The 'oi7
General DE- pot n United States No AZ John AID ey a.
Dug Hoases New YORK and by moot OF the
,hs prussi,,. hr shout Union Adcf-ss ofderst"
j. wIScR.sIEK, No. IS John-s,., SeS ok
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

opposite bark upon war footins' sud 10 'ae" #"
s.suue. s 10 all the rect Of Italy, the very same
po.iiion whi.h was msde the occasion Of toe late
war, and which e.nnot fad in the eud to lead 70
fre.h troubles and disasters
Th. statement thst It was not intended at 'll'a'
fraIca that sn armed force should be employed ior
the restoration If tt, expelled Arcbdukrs, 'ee m'
b b. Understood in It,y n amounting TO
j, declaration 90 tie psrt Of Napoleon that he
viii Dot slIOw foreign armed force " De EN-
pioy.d for rost purpose. aud il that point of vie"
thl. Monit.ur article has teen received there Win
satisfaction. But il does not sduit oil any sucn
Construction The most hat Il amounts 70 H. thas
Ma ,oecn DID not pledge himself TO Interfere oy
force for tie Gaming os of that provision o the
treaty and that lie cees not intend tn do so. but
there 10 not the least lutimsvon that should Austr'
see ft to cross the Po for Aich sh. might easily
find pfet ne. he considers b,msef bound 10 inter
fere. On the other hand lie cia only be under
stood IS giving Dotice that he has plsyei out bis
Same Of Italan Intervention, aud as washing his
hsrds If Any I.spor sibity for xhas may hereafter
take place III Italy In referring 10 the proposed Eu-
ropthn SOtgrcs on lt1ldu uc r'cp
that nothing can be got from Austria without com
pepsstion At least The Obly other alternative IS
sar. In that respect France has done al she ln-
terds, AMI the Italisns will look in vain for any body
Else willing to 90 to war for them.
In truth tbs article appears to hod out this
alternative to the Italians, e ther to submit
to the restoration of the A'cbdakes, or
to abandon all hopes Of further French interference
snd to prepare themselves to deal with Austria as
they may. In truth from the complimentary tone
in which the article ailudes to the Emperor OF
Austris. aud his readiness, for the sake OF a good
understanding with France, TO mske the sacrhce'
be did at the peace of Vl,frsrca there certainly
would seem ust now not the least di.posltlon 10
engage in new quarrel with him. On the other
bant. the main object of this manifesto would seem
to be to give notice TO Austrs that so far as France
is rped .be Is at liberty to desl with Italy IS
she mSy deem fl. Having spent bu1dred mllllons
Of dollars and used up $4,000 men to establish An
Itasn CONFEDERATION, which proves chim-r',
the French Emperor proposes to withdraw from
all further special concern IN Italian aisirs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

A terrible accident occurred yesterday at Albion,
n Y 10 the breaking tosn of a bridge oser the
Canal TIE brirgs vas crowded with people 10
ATTENDANCE at the COnot, For. Eighteen were
k los to have been drowned ard probably more
dead bodies will BE- discovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

ST. Louis, Tuesday, Sept u, 1917
The Overland Mail arrived In this city tpnent
bringing California dates Of the 9Th September No
news Of importance is furnished by the San Francisco
papers, The Los angeles Vineyard Of tho 9Th stste'
ths, Major Armistesd I'd concluded peace With the
,javs Indians, on their agreeing 10 rslipquish 81
claim to the valley in the immediate vicinity Of Fort
Mcjsve.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

The State Cans, Convection at I'tica yesterday
was attended by about 200 Delegates No tlcket
wss selected rat 81 the candidates for States Offices
are TO be questIoned, and their answers published
ss guide 10 voters.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Fire in Elizabeth City.

NORFOLK, Va, "Wednesday, Sept. y, Ioy' :,
Griffin & Whites large steam flour and saw M.
Elizabeth City, n. C., destroyed BY an rcsn@AI
fire this morning; oes heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
UlimOis Politics.

SPRISGrIELD, Ill, "Wednesday, sept. y, la',.
The Democratic Convention Of the Sixth Distrct0
this State nominsted the Hon. John A. McClsnadi@ i@
A resolution was adopted indorsing M. Doug"'
doctrine of Popular Sovereignty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
NemIJprk Dailp Grihu,rE
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1883.
Tn c0EhgsPOaDkSTs

No motto. ..a b. Coauuucs;iohA "hs
rioL D sun~ut ,st>d oJ ne
nsr. .na .ddru n thr werno neo-ssafly for puoocs
to, bu, - susan,y for nis 90 q fsitt
a.. ca,rn, gnorr-as- u REJECTED Commchicstoos
auxY+-s letter, tr rHL TtBusE shou.s In I'll cars ~
sdSrsSs~d - HobAcT 3syELsS Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
State pn1ffiCS.

BSGHANTos, Wednesday, Sept. % 1879;
At q Republican Convention held here. Joha ~. ~
Parker Of 'Tioga was nominated for Justice o' 20
Supreme Court, on the l4lst ballot.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
SuiCide.
parTfNnnE WG

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept. g, 1859.
Msjor Chapman Of the QuAtermasters Department
committed suicide by cutting bis throat outside Of
FortIe.s Monroe ls. hight. His body was found this
morning, on the beach.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

Our ws.bin gton dispatches contain some Inter
est pe 0fc al stnteu@Dts of The part taken By the
Ame,icsts 10 the late battle between the Bnu.h
and the Chineie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sep. - hu
The steamer state of Georgia, from Ssvaanan. -
arrived here. She spoke, on Sunday, the sss s,ssn~
Baltimore, With engine dissb!ed, putting inso sa''
ton for repairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Sailing of steamers

HALiFAx "Wednesday, sept p -,
The Cunsrd screw steamer Babec sailed lsst nx"'
for Liverpool. .,o,ock To-
The steamship Eastern State leaves at O'CLOCK "
day for Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Canadian Provincial Exhibition.

KINGSTON, " eeday, sept. ., ISJy
The Provincial Exhibition is not yet over. 1t is
crowded and progressing favorsbly. At the regstts
to day the American yacht Coral the winner Of the
prize.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
LEARY & Co.

introduce. TVS Day - - o.xx.sxx-.u u-s
suA ~ruls tO tb~ p.' thif,. yer. Do OPT
-. 49,, L., 20 n tnsr FEC
Tbr ush ,ts d th-ir pr-s-ri extensive ':clhiss -
o"'' '"'" ''' bfoSwsy
On TurLsu,Y AMI FRIDAY, the 2o,h and 3ta
., 1850 ~ ,b. sol.uu Fesvsls ~ .h- New Year sita
,b- noo ~ the Hebrew f.n, wil b. .-d sn ts'-e
s''- Rib. O Store, No 81 bro.issy.
BAkRY's TRICOPHEROUs
II tb. b%s AID chesp-s, srih. iot Dressing
b@srtfyirs C.-s-iDs. Cs1n..
P,es-rvI: nd Rss.ofu tt- Hetr
Laii-s Try Il tors-i-r pfuffi' .A1 r'r---
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
MORE S.FEs TESTED!
HrRRlNc's PATENT AGAIN THE VICTOR
AnoTHER TRICMPH
Ar NEWARK. N. J.
fRL RscssT GREAT FIRE

AT NEwARg N. }.
F,om The Newark DAILY Advertiser OF Friday Everios sept
' To- 1859.
"Thi. morning Herring. Sts which has been IN the hid
air u md ia th. ruins ali ps and 10 toe hottest psrt tnr
ere. ken out. and opening H. its coDen" Vh. oo"s
n m,.,rs Wsrd Johnsonl oand to be ent' el' pre-
served p" ,,r... c.. 10 1880
Me.,r. HERRING Co-Gen'' We take pras1re 20 st'i'n
,bs. cr hooks papers preserved unip-d io
n ~ ur Ps,spt Champion Safes the burning OF our n'oin
MN VI 'N' i-'A '' WARD JOHNSON
hours.
sc. HERRING Co,
Of He,rirs Patent Champion Fiepoof Safes,
NJ 25i Rroadv Murray st., New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Mrs. s. A. ALLEN (


WORLDS HAIR REsToREs
Nv WILLIAM PoRrECs, Stap,eieh, Connecticut
Your sxc..nt Hair Kestoer has met ny ms ~
pectscn, causing my hair to sroT when nsa isen
have eco unmended to ny ifienc' aho thry OIL sPaA s
Of it" 60, -..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

cave 50 per GsrfNs. No. ISL Csua't' between
Bowery Mott 81. .e
full szeo Hulk IS 50; seegras 50 So pslases per pair t"
Beos - up Fine aGd common feathers al factory
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-16

u X ssnsu,Apz "A tvsninss since, aisss
saving ssnpisssd ~ 5oss 81 tho day. We bad
sssirsd 70 our ehanbee . reinsieorats on,
systsn By means Of thst blessed inyepsion--
slsep. We had Just sank into qsiss alamtef,
When soands!.of nslodious characser avaksns1
oar wrapt sensss. and brought ~ 70 fsalins ths
supremacy Of sweet sounds over bred nasase.
Arising softly to Aypid disturbing the melody,
We advanced to the window and we're greeted
with the sight Of two cracked 6Adles and 9
banjo welded BY three musicians, Who. with
bow and fingers, drew. forth the neiliduoua
strains before mentioned. With what energy
did they labor, and when the medley was
6aishsd The precipitation which rolled iA CO.
ous streams adown their faces, proved the vio-
lsnce Of their esxertions. Again we're their in
struments brought into requsition and in union
with their truly well balanced voices another
strain Of melody aoated upon the cir, Of which
the only distinguishablc words we're
They take the elephant around,
And the music begins 70 play,
1Aere1 boys around the monkeys cage,
Better stag away."
After the conclusion of this delectsble sere-
made they retired, and soiia We. feeling highly
grati6ed.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-16
Washington, Des Moines County,
July g. 1859.

= y
Mr.. rUxnAM,-Dear Sir,-The morning of
the 4th was cool and delightful, as the most
patriotic Of our citizens could wish. And as
early Is o'clock she scholars were to Pc seen
gathering At their appointed places Of meeting.
and soon under the direction Of their respective
narshals we're vending their way in joyous pro.
cession to the place Of meeting. Here some
delay was occssioned BY the non-arriyal Of the
Virgins Grove Brass Band OF the appointed
time. But at length they appeared, followed by
. goodly delegation from Virginia Grove aud
Morning Sun, and the procession was formed
under the direction Of the Chief Marshal, and
marched to the grove of Mr.. Edward Jones.
The exercises we're here opened with prayer,
after which tne several schools gave an exhibi-
ton Of their abilities to respond TO some patri-
otto sentiments, which they did in a way that
would have pu, the blush to many a elder
cheek had they been compelled 70 compete with
them.
At o'clock an ample dinner was served.up,
Of which all were invited 10 partake. After
dinner the remainder of the sentiments we're
responded to; the whole enliyened with songs
and music. Tho procession was then formed
again, and marched out Of the grove, where
after three cheers for the day, and three for the
Band. the company dispersed, pleased and de-
lighted With the entertainment.
This celebration has proved beyond the pos
sibility Of doubt that Young Amsriea, If
rightly conducted, IS capable Of getting up .
both pleasing and instructing. The
general wish seems to be that next Fourth Of
July may see our schools united in another Gel.
sbration, and that oil may be there to see.
A LOCKER Ok.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-16

A DIs0RAcEvUL PRoCEEpING.-The Denocra
tio party through some Of its meanest tools, ID
trying to manufacture little capital out Of the
recent decision Of the Supreme Court in regard
70 redemption under mortgage sale. We are
told, but for the truth Of this We do not vouch,
that In public meeting At Keokuk Ciagges in
simatsd that If elected the Democratic can
didasss for Supreme Judges would reverse
this decision and decide that there 10 an equity
Of redemption under mortgage sales. The Du-
buqus Herald Of Sunday morning last intimates
the same thing very pointsdly. Now W want
this matter cleared up. II Mason, Wilson and
Co.'s have, thus early in the canvass, attempted
70 buy votes By selling their opinions in ad-
vance, in the name Of al that 10 digni6ed and
decent let % know it. and let the canvass Be
conducted on this issue, Y that b What the ring
sseeaksd and speckled Democracy want. But
if Mason and his associates have not yet dc6led
themselves they owe It to themselves, to their
position a. citizens, and to the State to say so
and put an end % the trading Of these dirty
politicians in Judicial integrity.
Il win be time enough to argue the legal
question whom the Democratic candidates an.
nounos themselves opposed to the Supreme
Court decision, Or pledged 70 reverse it when
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