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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09
SPRING OPENING.

WE wiHcommence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w IN n day or two, (of which due notice will
given) aud as We intend going the business NOR
extensively than ever, friends and ali who bay
Tor cash VIII bear IA mind that do an exclusiT
Cash Business, aud We will sell goods az a very sma-
advAn IRWIN AItfT LAM a cO
fcbla-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F D r S A L E.
That Suburban Residence.

ILTISHING 90 make other Investments, W. pro-
w pose to sell all our Real Estate IN Davidson
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09
A G. A r D

A J. IRWIN Formerly OF Irwin 4 McCIelIand
"A. Huntsville, Ala. } having become ASSOCIATED
with US IA our business the style Of the rm will be
IRWIN NCCLELLAND q co.
W. A. a J. G. McCLEII.AND
Nashville Feb. lg, 1853.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09
Stop the Report.

Itiscursently repo ted that We sell no Goods .uIv
al auction when in fact, twothirds Of sales are
private the same any other Wholesale 1nnsei ~
the city with tis exception, sell for short nr.at
for cash and short prompt paper.
febzl BGAN TRABUE A II(JJS
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Steamer Niagara.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

INV Yoax, Jan. Is.
The Royal Mail steamer Niagara, from
Liverpool Jan. 1st, arrived At Halifax this
morning.
Napoleon had again pardoned Montelam-
bert and the. editor Of the Correspondent, and
l64 other prisoners
Ii was reported that France has officially
informed England Of her support il the lat
ter adopts measures TO oounteract President
Buchansn's policy with regard to Cuba, Mex
loo and Central Americs.
The false alarm OF ERE In the Victoria The
atre, London, had caused panic, and l6
people were crushed to death.
The papers denounce Mr.. Buchanan's mes-
sage in tone Of offensive prido.
There has been insnrrectionary movements
in Servia. Prince Alexander has bean de-
posed and Prince Milosch proclaimed in his
stead.
Liverpool Breadstuffs Prices had an up
ward tendency. Provisions dull.
London Money Market.-C CONSOLE closed At
96f(996t, extra dividend.
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TNQUIRE WITHIN; Or Over Three Thoa-
i sand seven Hundred facts Worth Knowing.
vvsHE REAsOr WAY; condsassd Seisatias
l Knowledge for the Million, BY the author Of
"Inquirs Within.''
OUTER SWEET Poem, by }. @ Hol-
ID land.
NAAGICIANsS OWN HOOK; Bang =
WI Complete handbook Ut parior Magic.
A UTOCRAT or THE 0REAKFAsT
"A TADLE; By Oliver Wsndali Hoimes.
DOEMs.. miles stasdish, By Lsnefsllow
L Bitter Sweet, BY j. q. Holland.
WhittisY's Poems,
Saxe's +"
Holmes
For sale BY n. W. WKSTCOTT.
janl2d
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Telexraphic News.

NIw YoRK, Jan. Is.
Among the passengers in the Africa was
Dominick Lynch, from Kong Kong, who
crossed tho Isthmus OF Saex in December in
IL hours. II was the 6rst trip over the road.
Chandler Robbins, OF Boston, vas also on
the train. There was large number of
passengers and heavy freight Of India
silks.
The frigate Macedonia was at Alexandra
ali we'll.
despatch from Washington says the
Territorial Committee yesterday agreed to
repor, the Arizona Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Slidell, in
the Union Of this a. m /, replied to the card
OF Senator Douglas, saying there is q para
graph in it which fairly admits the construc-
ton that he had denounced me in Chicago as
a calumniator, on the authority Of state
ment impaired to DIR. Brainard, without ever
calling on him to learn whether there was
any foundation for his charge, when tho event
proves that Or. Brainard, il called upon,
would have shown the whole story fabr-
cation.
Mr.. Slidell states the facts and circumstan-
ces under which he made the publication Of
the 18th of December, adding, in my judg-
ment they formed very sufficient warrant
for the declaration contained Ia it that Mr.,
Douglas had authorized and countenanced
anonymous attacks on me, through person,
officiating as his private Secretary.
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AUCTION SALE or SPLENDID FURNITURE, ETC,

an MONDAY, She SAsh Aav - Jan.
OuaFy, 1850. and days following, there will
be sold, 1t tbs residsncs Of James T.. Esssss
in Keokuk, lows, all the furaisurs asa
HsuseheiA Geods now In said dwelling,
consisting, in part, Of 1rand Piano, stool and
cover one splendid Rosewood Ktssia, two large
gilt-frame Mirrors. and complete Rosewood ssits
for double parIors, two complete Rosewood eats
for bed chambers, one Mahogany and one Basswood
salt for bed chambers, splendid oak eide board,
ex,enaion,abi and dining chairs oak hat rack md
hall chairs, large lot Of oil CLOTH carpets (Brus-
sells and yelvet) curtains, tiinen. lace, danask
silk and bsoeatells) four steel sngravtngs, four
china toilet setts giaM, china and silver ware,
shsepskin and velvet mats, lot Of statuettes and
fancy articles, chandeliers, pendants and slds
lights for gas, iron verandah seais, marble waves
and statues, hercules -" Mercury, !" .Summsr'
and al Winter" dc, 10.
Terms of sale, Cash. SAiss 10 commence at 10
o'clock a. IA. each day.
Said articles will b. open for the public 70 sx-
anime on Saturday, the 18th Of January before the
day Of SALE and private sslss CAB be cd cited ~ ap
plying to. "a hCoIf howl Llb
Attorney for NoRcEoss, MnLLxx Acc.
Jan. Ii, 1850 DIV
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m.nus.c,.rs. 81 rhs,a4s.rnta.

manufactures - PhssaAssPnta.
The Importance Of nanufacsares to the
prosperity OF the country cannot be overes-
timated. And the public mind, after hay
ing been excited for awhile with magnificent
imagina.ions Of the great wealth to be do
rived to the country by free trade purchases
in Europe, 10 once moro settling down upon
the policy Of the fathers which taught the
encouragement Of home industry. Mere
trade--the simple business OF merchandising
will not sustain the prosperity Of any city.
The basis and life OF that trade must rest
upon home production, upon mechanical and
manufacturing labor. There 10 not = town,
city, or village in the broad land but that
understands this fact practically, and appre-
eiates the principle when applied to it's
own locality. They realize that their ulsi-
mate growth and prosperity depends upon
their manufacturing facilities and their man
ufactures, upon the amount that they can
and do produce At home. They know that
Just no far MS one town or city exceeds an
other in its manufacturing production just
in that degree has 1t the advantage. Row,
If we aggregate all the cities and towns OF
our country, and apply the same principle,
We arrive at the inevitable conclusion that
our whole country 10 benefited By the en-
enlargement Of manufactures, and that just
in 90 far as our country lacks in nsnnSsc-
lures, in that degree they give foreign coun-
tries the advantage Of us.
There is no city in the Union that has
taken stronger interest in this policy than
Philadelphia, and there il mono that has
profted moro by manufacturing, or has
greater reason to be proud Of their manu-.
factoring establishments.
From a recent book devoted to tho manu-.
features Of Philadelphia, by Edwin T. Freed.
lev, and distributed under the auspices Of
the Board Of Trade, We learn something Of
the immense extent, variety and value Of the
manufacturing establishments Of that city
and We cannot in briefer space present I
greater amount Of useful and interesting
statistical information than by publishing
the following summary Of the aggregate
value Of articles produced in Philadelphia
/ for tho uaar endiny June 80. 1857
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CHANGE or TIMi

n " - 10y AIM
To take sfeot on Monday, January II, 1859.
E~RoM and after the above date and until fur
e thor notice, Ons Passsn ger Train will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ foilows:
Leaves keokuk daily tSundays eacsptsd) II
$3.50 o'clock =. m. Arrives 81 Montrose 1t 7:iA.
Returning, leaves Montsoss 1t 6:l4 p. M. Ar.
rives ct Keokuk Il q p. m.
Forming, In connection with the Western Stage
Company, = daily lnc to Burlington, making surs
connections With trains for Chicago and Mt Pleas.
ant.
n. W. DAVIS, Superintendent. z
JOHN TEMPLlN, Lessee.
J. h. TawkssuRY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
jan IL. ,6Q.dtw
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ARE YOU INSURED 2

rTyHIS IL very sisnincant question, u this sea-
/ son Of the year, and one that ws should 81
ways be able to answsr In the a6rmssive. IL,
however, you have not attended to this important
duty. We advise you " call the undersigned and
get Policy In one Of tho following Responsible
Companies:
KTEA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CONN.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or NEW RAvsk, CONN.
MAssAsoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
or SRI GrtTLD, MASS.
Accusa nlnIeA Cash Assets, ~ 500 600.
- Datldngs, Maruh sndiss, Factories, Dweil-
ings Aud contents injured at rates ~ low ~ other
Companies tina pay their iosses.
IL D TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Ofhos corner "a and Main Sta, under w. Thomp-
son Co n bank keokuk, lows
Jsn7dlm
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plant Think.

Walking in the country one morning, in
early spring time, We seated ouraelf to rest
on large stone near an orchard gate. Very
seon We observed large man hanging to
the topmoss limbs Of small apple tree with
one hand, while with the other he was out
ting of twigs and branches. We babe him
good morning. He answered cheerfully; and
we ventured TO hint that the tree he had
climbed bore heavy burden. eyes," he
said, s'the trees all need pruning but can
only attend to . few Of them. The others
wouldn't bear my weight"
s.Why don't you fasten your saw to pole,
stand on the ground, and prune such limbs
as most require il ?" we asked.
"Well, Declare" he answered, :" that
would dol didn't think Of it,"
There was valuable lesson in that con-
fessisn--s.I didn't think Oft" II explained
why, in many respects, the farmer was not
prosperous. He was hard worker. lie
endeav ored to be economical but he was al
ways behind. His orchard didn't yield
abundantly--his cattle had disease--his grain
was often poor--and he sould only sell ct q
low price, because hs didn'f think. He had
never learned forothought--he did not know
what " 10 to consider-he did not Under
stand how judicious head work assists hand
work.
Didn't think-that is the sorry explana-
ton of much error--of many crims--o Of
many . failure-of many a hardship, and
many an abuse.
] Little boys and girls, bear in mind that
whatever advantages you may have at home
10 school, in business or society, unless you
think, your lives will be sad, and your effort.
unsuecsssful. Learn, then, while you y,
young, the art Of thinking. To be great ant
| good, you must understand the art Of rehec
tion, as well - appreciate the pleasures o
memory.
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GA dispatch dated St. Louis. Jan. 18th,
saws: John N. Guthrie, who left Salt Lake
Nov. 81, gives painful account Of the suf-
fefing of men and animals on the plains,
from extreme cold weather. Men were fro
zen to death At nearly every station on the
route, and 10 Of the men Of Major Russell
were frozen ut one time. Snow very deep,
and the weather colder than had been known
for 80 years.
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Total for Philadelphia and vicinity II, s4s ,7ss
The Capital employed in Manufactures in Phiia-
delphia Is S72,5t0 600. Number OF hands en-
ployed, 133. 900.
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re- Sh aria Ilillhouse went 10 Fort Mad

c. Sheriff Iiillhouse went to Fort Madi-
son, yesterday, having in charge one Ksily,
convicted Of grand larceny 10 stealing )
quantity Of leather, and the boy Evans, who
plsAd guilty Of stealing cattle, last sumnsr.
They were sentenced to ths PenitcntiaYy,
Kelly for one year, and Evans for elk months.
The ghtness Of the sentences u attributable
to the peoulinrity OF tho cassa, the circan-
stances OF which strongly recommended thu
defendants to the mercy Of the court
lHAwkcys.
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s.rsr - n.wrrEmh.


SEcr1os 5. And ~ e further enacted, That the
Lists Of Letters remaining uasallsd for In any
Post Once In any city, town Of village where :
Newspaper IL printed, shall here alter be pubshed,
onos only, In tbs newspaper which, being Issued
weekly a. oftensr, shall have the largest circula
tion within range Of delivery IL said ofce, TO b
decided 81 the Post Mastor IL said Post Cihce.
LIST or LETTERS remaining in the Post Omos
at Keokuk, Iowa, January 18th, 1889.
Persons calling for letters will please say, advsr-
tiscd. WM. PATTERSON, r. M,
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JNO. n. GRIFFITH,
/ q q uF q G A & n y,
REAL EgTATB AND MONEY BROKER,

csauasssioner Of neeAs.
For New York, Missouri, Illinois and Pennsylvania.
Farning Lands and City Property bought
and sold on commissioa. Agents
for the fol lowing responsible
INSURANCE cosPANfEk,
HUMBOLDT FiKEl ms. CO., NEW YORK CITY.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co, NHw YORK CITY.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms CO., NEW YORK CITY.
QUAKER CITY FIRE IN. CO., PHIL.
Pacific FIRE hARlSEI ms, CO.. 81, LOUIS.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN.co NEWARK, Nj.
l~Marine Risks taken In the Lamar, Paei6c,
and Quaker City Insurance Companies.
Entries made for shipments TO aud from. Ksokuk
on open policies, without charge for Policies.
Al Lossss Promptly Adjustsd and Paid
INsURE 1OUM LIVES
IN TEE
Musual Bcncfit Life lmsurance Co.
Nett Accumulated Capital q, 742 ,325.73.
lD-Ons half Of the Annual Premium required
in Cash. Note for the other half 1t SIX PER ssnt.
interest.
- Annual Dividends, averaging Thirty Five
per cent, paid 70 the insured snd mot 10 thu
OSOcAnoUcH
| - Please esllat the Agency Of the abeve Com
psnies, ON Thi I'd Street, and ret your Policiss.
JN0 n. aRIFfITL, Agent.
| Ksokuk, Jan. y, 'So-d1m
lnsurs Year Mcrchau 1iss, stores
snA Dwclilngsy
| Policies OF Insurance issued ct the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt-
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL e5O0, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL 600, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL soc, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. CO., or HARTFORD
CAPITAL o26O, 900.
WM. ". DELKNAR, Aesa<,
Junl~1ln Uooon4~ot. - no1E Mn1D.
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NJ. W. wRsrcoTT.


nN Sunday evening last. on the sidewalk on 4th
~ street, between the Unitarian and Episcopal
churches, . gold BreAstpin. The finder IL request
cd 10 leave Il 1t this o1ss. II Is the property Of
lady. Uanlld
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q q al! g o q i!
~sv - CENTS DEaIVRuRE N

frliE New York aud Farmington Coal Co. having
/ such unequsllsd facilities for getting their
Coal TO market cHEAP lnot being ut an expense
Of having II hauled from one TO three miles with
teams all other comps nies,) are enabled thereby
To fnrnlsh this superior article At the low price OF
II cents per bushel, delivered to any part Of the
city. A trial will satisfy any one that II 10 the
best Coal that comes to this market. FINE Coal
for sale II 10 cents per bushel delivered.
Office on Thiri Street, near Main, ~ Oh" pin 4
Lees Eank. X. +. PLAll.
No charge for Coal II not a. represented.
Ian Isl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
AN obliged to be absent from Keokuk for few
/ weeks. During my absence, Mr.. VIZ. L. WooD
will attend to my insurance and other business.
JN0. NJ. GRIFFITH.
r..-ys 1Sko-d9w
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n. n. CAREY,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

No. 98 Msin-st., bet. I'd and 4th,
NJ
1 lAE opened ct the above stand. next door 70 n.
l i u. Woodward 4 Co., general assortment OF
goods in bis line and will be pleased TO any and
all his friends who may be in wsnt Of Groceries and
Provisions.
Jan H. fS5q.d
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Total Annual Product Of MAnufar-
turing Industry in Philadelphia..... 10 ,s4s7ss
Add for Leading Branches In the vi
riyen. % 500 ,00(
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RTThe smiles OF home are sxoeedinxly
pleasant, bat there are many persons who
have good housss, who prefer smiiimg with
Z friend outside.
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sTvHE undersignsd win sell superior article OF
4 Coal, IN larssor smalf quantities, for Cash, Il
low rates. Having made arranssnsnts for large
to deliver Coal through town, and Ut Warsaw,
Alexandria and HsutltoA.
WM. L. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply 81 my O6lcs on I'd street, 1t the ofRcs
81 6t1yksr = Wood, Ksokuk.
HApt 3o.dlm
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Clothing store,

No. . Estes Msase. KsOkuk.
TN order 70 rsiss "the nssdful," will ssil until
L the Est OF FEBRUARY, AT COST voa CASE.
No humbue, gentlemen. Cali In and sss for your
selves. / think can eonvines zen thss | an hsn-
est In my assertion. / have good e0stom-mads
work, and will sell u for Cash,
A.W.0kIFFITH,
Jan. 1, SD No. 3 EStcs House.
FEW handsome kasiness suits, latest styis,
n for sale at No. Nstss ueuse. A. W. g..
cctl4
4 Lso, good assortment Of Shirts md Collars,
n 1t No. Estes House. AVG.
octl4
A uOUD assortment Of uisvss, Neck Ties, BE-,
IA At No. 8 Estes House. Awe
octi4
IlOYS' fosths' and Chiidren's Clothing, for sale
ID at No. 3 Estss House. AVG.
Oct IL. 165o.d
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Gardeners, Attention.
II M T. A n - m y n n SAv + y
DIRECT IMPORTATION

00CO000GSS AttO0IxO0s
TIM T. A ND m ONEY Saw nj
DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF
90, 900 wnrth 81 Gardcn seeds,
LsR0M England, Germany, france, Portugal.
J. and other noted gardening countries, al Of
which oGer to the public as prices unprecedented
in the anGais Of History. ! Also cGsr Tor sale
very large sseortmsat If my own raising. All
warranted FRESH and GENUINE. Those de-
sirous Of obtaining Seeds will fnd ii TO their ID
vantage to send in their bills BY the 6rst IT Feb
suasy, IL possible.
Send for list Of prices BY the pound, box, Or Per
Garden Seeds pat mp in lots 10 suit purchassrs.
Being practical gardener myself, ! feel confident
shall suit the public In SEEDS. Address
aEo. HODEKTs0N Scotsman,
Jan. I, 'Ss-dtwu keoknk, lowa.
4 W. cLas.rr. Q. saowHs. w.H.oLASsrr.
ClsgNts, bsrew ne = CIagsts,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
kEGA LA ...IVW -.
otiice ON second-st, In eamplc's Building.
JanSdlp
DH. u. sEYTFARTH.
ii oiIiAS AM 80 KUEO
cussEs " rxSaH AND aios-srs.,
kEOkU A.
Jansaly
WHO WILL TRADE!
a NY one wanting to ciese out = stock Of 0ro-
~ csries, Dry Goods, Clothing, 4e., hear of ;
cuatomer ho has good farm Of 10 acres, within
mile 81 Charleston, In Lee county. At fair price,
for sueh steck.
Apply, Tor ose week, to SAMPLE 400.
JAM. '6D-diw
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Subscriptions for the DAILY CARS Orr, and
WKxELY VALLEY WMa, must he accompanied BY
the cash In all cases.
Daily subscri bers can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, osce In two weeks. The carrier h advised to
require payment in advance, In all eases.
No job work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will b
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-15

Tho Coleman Farm Mil.
THE WONDER and ADnIRlTlDE or THEWoRLp
Evsry Farmer HIS swn MAsisry
GREAT SAVING or TIME AND KxPENsE
The only Successful Metallic Mill ever
invented for making
BuckWUAT AND FAMILY yLouR.
II rsn bsvss ~ Horse, zss@dHSsA or WSsr Poser.
=::A =. Co .::.s1 Soss. s..e;
for family uss, while grinding, ~,
Price, with Roiting Machine attached, for making
YAmily Rleur, t1A
Dssesipsivs Ca seshSs can b had, or the mill can
b seon d opefatieu, q the once Of the Coleman
Faxn Mil oompepy," Tribune Buildipes, No. Z
6prues-al.. n. n. whore III orders will rsosivs
dee13d6m Secretary.
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Ta. DIS MofHxs VALLEY Vine lie published
every Monday II this oAhce, Is ore ofths oidsst
papers in Iowa, and has . widely extended circu-
iation throughoutthe Des Mcinss Valley, North
eru Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-15
WIN. n. GROVER,
= ttorney 1t 7 aw.

DRAGTlCk6 only in ths Civil Courts az Record.
y and dsvolss his tins chisAy 70 Conmsrciaf
oases. Bsainsss from abroad will recsive earefuI
attention. Once No. ~ chcsuat street.
Jan. 4, 'to-AAwly
VOUNSnK'S SCOTCH ALE,
LONDON PORTER,
II euast aad pint bottlss---a genuine arucle--for
sale Low ~ W. II. AUSTIN CO.,
DasesoedkW No. lis Main.st.
". sssS W.H. AUSTIN co.
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A GREAT WoHK.--A person ean be about
no greater work than that Of sndsasoring to
enlarge the spiritual kingdom Of the Redeem
er. And when any one would divert him
from this to some other employment, be can
no. give more appropriate answer than that
Of Nehemiah to SAnballst-sI N doing =
great work, 20 that cannot come down Why
should the work cease, whilst lsave 4 and
come down TO you?
II was dcep-seatcd conviction 81 this
truth which moved the venerable william
Carey TO exclaim--when the Kangoon Gov
eminent placed his son Felix in diGni6sd
and important ofhce-"My SON il shriveled
from Missionary into an Ambassador! ~
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Origin 81 raK PKAiklKs.-Our attention
hes been called By friend to the fact that
IN article which We set aHoas on the sea Of
nevspsperdom, credited to s.Hall's Geology
Of Iowa." should in justice be credited TO
Professor }. p. Whitney, from whose report
contained in the Sociology Of lows" i. is
taken. VIII our brethren Of the press please
make the anende to Prof. w. ~ above and
oblfge.
C. Robert Chambers, the publisher Of
the celebrated Chambers Magazine, Of Edin-
bargh, it has bssn sscsrtained, il the author
Of ~ ysstisss Of Crsation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

LArER IRON HAVING have received H,y'i sies
"a March i9 the oess chiefly relating TO the org.utI.
tor AID uaibtsr Of th, republican government,
oiste rehpi and tie subject deprecated pspsr money
tb which the country IL flooded, occupies the .tten
lion of poll acal economists. The Repabique Of March
10 ssys:
Wvoud hsp cell he serious attention Of The Government
orbs financial condition Among the mOst prosperous
,,s France but few bsck and especially
ser me .yoop Of 1914 WA OBJ Ged - borrow 10 equbr2e
10 bpd,s acscey Of the cradle o. indep Bdescs cad
bv sad fsfat, often after series Of politics, Il b not
q. b much woadered a. thai Should have 70
MONEY oeporsbe expe5sn, imposed sine 8
tIy sboDe the time when dssubs.s ourselves
o tbi, miserable money which, or later mus.
bIps 9 ooudu u Of bankruptcy"
The Carnival festivities were duly celebrated with
al the sen bsrbaric ceremonies Of the occasion. Bot
ttat which Augmented the charm Of this Carnival,
SAYS the Rlene de Commerce, that which the most
cupied public after ton, excited general hsrty and
above ell marked the intellectual progress Of our
people, was the ingenious idea Of oarcaturing the
court Of Soulouque
NO'tiDg could have been more ridiculous than that
cObrty procession surrounding the mock Emperor aud
marching through the streets, with ts train OF dukes,
dnchesses counts, cOunesses, bsrons and others OF
the nobility Of the defuLct empire. At first II made
you bold your sides with laughter and then mediate
on the republican tastes and aptitude of Haytan
people iOI liberty.
Other makers represented Soulouque fleeing from
the kingdom biz fright and terror his appealing 10 MS
efh IDOLS for succCr and other facs connected Win
ha dOvnfau.