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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-12


NOR THE Cure uF ALI THOSE PAINFUL
l. DISEASES ftrILiAk To WOMEN.
Mr.. M"NTAurr. for mauy years afflicted with
most a. tie disc A=r~ that common to frmalrs,
spending large fortune in ten years ia trs iii The
dideif4t a-nu- Of treatment for her relief IT, ~
avail, ~4> prevailed Gpon BY many Of he irie ~.
to visit tubs byrember A~. for the purpose -
rrgsIEing her iornaer health. With. there, she
obtained prescription from Spanish Ply clan.
"Wh7~e silver lps a.
Were trnding 10 the grave
With which, through the mercy Of Gos abe was
restored 10 her youthful health.
After ter return she made ku.r4 TO hundreds
Of her srtaale sufferers the effect. 81 the remedy
~ith equally ~ great success.
Ini- extraordinary mrdiriRe Is offered to the
public FOR the relief 81 all the painful sud dan.
grrous di-ra-r- PECULIAR TO WOMEN, aud that the
female constitution Is subject to.
10 taosr suffering from 'iro!apsus Utef." la
c0rraoes Amlnorr!aea, AeHorEhs gia, H. -in~norr-
hnea-Chorasis, speedy cure can he ahtsiHcd.
To those suffering from Failing " th@ No nb,
sr Uterine Weakness OF any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. Ii I. war
ranted to care .h!s painful diseass il persrrcrcd
In all spinal affections. pain In the re sion f the
Prvfs, loaue>s u spirits Hysteria Sck.h .adaehc'
and ali ihoss diseases arising from the pcculs n
formation OF women, the Cordial nill lie fosni Of
An Immense value
This medicine modrrs,es all excess, aud reg
moves all obstruction; II snvigoratcs the acbita-
ted constitution Tor the duties u life, and when
saken in middle age proves ! blessing.
aodesty forbids as. in public Advertisement
TO nuke fuIl the details; but the wrapper around
eaeh letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants, Ietnaes or others by sending three
cent stamp can have any information concerning
the operations Of the medicine.
Agents wanted ia every village of the United
States. 'ut up in hsl..pint bottles, 81 per bot.
ties, 80 per cent. IA 10 the trade. All orders
must Ne addressed TO
Dr. J. d. SToNEE0AD.
tSot, Prorr.storl
n9lyl LewIstosn, Pa, Box ILL.,
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WHY WILL YOE DELAY,

Why will you neglect that disease shich Is taktpg
snch deep root. and which gives you ~arninyh by that
hacking cough, thu, you fast rpening for stsny
why encourage that pain In th .ia, the rising Of blood
those night sweas, that dicuIt breathing. which
lensiy whispers in Jour thu. something mas, he
lone to you from the grave Of the eensunptive
WIZ act earelesiy ny permitting that dsesss do
stroy your health, and hasten you to tn. tomb from
whence traveller ever yss returned
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL. CDIGH'
Or death carry yeu your silent grave Why de.
lay while there 10 yet hops' Consumption caused hy
impure hunors Of the blood icing Deposited in the cells
ofths lungs. Hence the lungs are iks spring 81 va
ter when relied up ny the dir. maee II clear
constantly flows through The springs Impurities mud
will he conveyed away ny the pure water Jus with
the blood when kept in eieau pure state; con
SANITY aovs through the langs, carries Away AL
rnps matter, and perfect health will Se regular, will in
reasonable tim. consumption. The reason thess
pills used than others. L. because they
made - purify veyetahlss. aud cleanse the body from
ali corrupt matter aud drive out disc Of every de-
scrption, quicker and ~ sILDsa wAy than Other
Pills.
DR. Morsc's Indian Root PILLS are cold by all
deacrs. in Medicines
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Tns Horsr.. A Rschet Naaaei % Rural rchi.
tscture; or. How're DufA Country HOUSES and
Oct lDnildiagA ! EnbeAcisy the Origin and
" aniHg q ~ Hossc the art Of houso,lni
ing. Including planning. s.,lc and construe-
tics; designs aud descriptions OF cottages.
fasm-houaes. villas, aud out.builGings, Of various
cost and in the dincreni 81, les oi architecture,
" etc.: and An pppendix. containing recipes for
paints and washes, stucco, rough cast, etc.; aud
Instructions for roofing. building With rough
stone, hnburnt brick. balloon frames. asd the
soncretc or gravel we'll By the snthvv Of The
Carden,' The Farm" etc. With many. oU gin.
al designs. New York: FovLxR 4 WELLS,
publishers. ms Broadway. Price, in paper, 80
cents; In muslin, 50 cents.
This work closes the popular series OF rural
manuals u which Il bslopgs.. aud We greatly mis-
take II u be not destined to command even 4
more generous patronage and wider circulation
tbss shose lAsosis.s of The pa6ltc. 'rhe Gsrsiea
The Farm" and "Domeseic Animals,~ which
have preceded It,. II u. like them, thorou ghly
practical work Sriffrs for tn ps.pie. In . style
which the psop!e can understand. and white con
tanning everything that vns v i'll ex pert or desire
to find in such work. il brought. BY iss sizr and
price, within the reach Of all. ..
The hints on house.huilding. conisi,ed in she
second chapter, are alone worth many tmcs the
price OF the whole book.
The designs. commencing with log cabin,
embrace houses Of all degrees of cost (par,icu
attention being given to those Ut low price. such
IA the great mass Ut the people most want aud
Of every desirable style Of architecture II IL de.
signed for all parts Of the Amer con;ine A.
and contains Southern ss well ~ Northern
houses. ssa# 81 .###*. #@ al
Barns, stables poultry houses. piggeriss. ash.
houses, ice-houses. and other out bnldings, have
also very properly place In this little beck; aud
some admirable designs. especially for barns aud
stables. are given. taa-e N&1A @@ I'D a-a -
The series "f Rural Manuals'' to which this
bslonsx--"T hs House." The t;srden.r The
Farm and "Domcstic Aninals'---will lie Turn
ished t. subscribers ordering them oil II once 10
paper for 81, in cloth tor 81 IS. #aa..
The wh.le series, bound in ono large, hand
some gilt volume under the title of illustrated
Rural Manuals" may be had tor 81 So
Address FOWL En- 4 WELLS,
no "" "& sos BROADWAY New York
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An old Lady restored to comparative Youth
by Itooaand's German Bitierx.

rRiLtnwtrrti, rune 5, 1857
DR. G. N. JArKsos. bear Sir / an very old, and
for years he been very miserable Lat winter,
81 my srandsons presented me With half dozen bot,
ties Of your Bt.rs. and induced me to try than. ]
did so, and now feel ~ II thirty years younger;
for digest my food now, and free from tho
hrashmy constant companion for tn. last forty
years. by grandson when he sas the good effects Of
the Btisrs, advised to send you this certificate.
Yours, &c, MRS. ANN pATTIsoS,
Cherry, below Ninth.
Ask for Heonand's German Differs. Take nothing
else. AMI that the signature q e. n. Jackson is
The wrapper Of zach bottle.
The Bites sold by druggists storek e.p.rs In
avery and village in th. United States, csaad.
West Indies and South America, st IS cents per bottle.
Gwy
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THE CLINTON County JOURNAL is
abe name of Il new Democratic paper Just
started at DE Witt. 1t looks we'll aud is
ably conducted, We wish our friends
better success than We think they will
ueet with in county which has six
newspapers.
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X, J. r. SHEAsaH, E-I, At the residence @
David Winters, in Springfield township. en- til,
Sd inst, Ap. lkoSaHn plnk al! Mss LAWN
NlSrEss--all q. Cedar county.
~ L. NJ. I.oSo. Esq al the residence Of 3srrl
Simmons, in f'p.on. on sha 18th of February, 1852
hR. JouS SwlRsnEE, Of Casa township, and Ms,
NANCY JANE SAsGnosS, Of Upton.
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* Snccefsor 10 &. II RANX.
I52 Second ST, NJ uSCArlNf.
We arc now offering lor sale at rr.
duced prices orr large * varied stock Of w
cry. Give Us call before purchasing t,e.
VIII re. Remember the place at kranz's cd
stau |, 80 Second street, Must atne, iosa
Watches, Clocks and Jevsiry earthly re
paired. Il
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I'sksn up by Jackomyer baldwin, at his resi-.
/ denee in thss township on the tth day OF
December 1855, an ,stray mare, color brown,
small white spot on the left side If the neck
right nip down. about ii Ia DIS high, aud SUP
posed lie years old. Appraised at SIS, before
u. q. Llsk, Esq.
52-3m s. ". YOUNG, OK
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Upton Quarts. Atienti.n!

All members Of the company, who in.
tend parading on the 22l Of February,
are notified to meet at the armory on the
Saturday previous, in full uniform, with
the exception Of their caps.
CHA's 4. MYER, Sec.
Feb. 18th, 1859.
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CNlvEEsALIsT PREAcHiSG-Ther
will be preaching in the Court House on
Sunday tho 10Th inst, Mt l0l o'clock A.
NJ, By the Rev. J. +. Sanford. We
hope our country fr ends will attend ss
well as all others. - G..
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. BURBRIDCE l. Turner,
ATTORNEYS nj Law,
And General I.nnd Agents.

TY1'Oy /, TOUt.
Es-Spseisi attention giren to Collecting. -Ssa
EErExEsScE-f;ov. X. r. Love, heokuk. Nm
q. Woed ward, Muscstine, Iowa; Hon. VI. T. Mil
lev. W. Penn Glart, Iowa City; lIoa. HEM. y
sssuioa, BeilfoniaIne, ohio; :. J. Crew. Upton
Iss.. "
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TAILORING

'IShe Subs. riher has resumed the tailoring busi-
i ness. A. the old stand. one door North OF
Browns farn ture store: where he will take pleas
urc 10 waiting on those who may favor him with
Their custom Clothing msde ON short notice. in
the iates; md best style and a. PRICES IN suit s,e
Gmas. VI I'll lpT.
1t.ton. nss taa u.gtk
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DISSOLUTION.

NoricK is hereby given tina, the Partnership
heretofore existing between Peter Di!ts, Vim,
hilts AMI Henry Myers was Dissolved on thu 9th
DAY u June lsa'. The said VIM. Dilts then
leaving the partnership. WILLIAM DHTS.
n3-jw
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BEWAaE OF QUACk NDsFRUMS niorACk
DOlTuRS.--lse l!elmbold's Highly Concentra
ted Extract Bueha for all diseases Of the bladder
kidneys'and sex aal organs. Read the advertise
men; "HeImboid's Genuine Preparation"
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rINAkEN III, by Luke Corker, At his residence
L in Iowa township, Cedar county, Iowa on
the - day Of November. 1858. an cstray BAY
MARE. supposed to he one year old last Spring
With few white hairs in til. forehead. Apprais
cd nj x35, before Alex. Hines, Esq.
.g-Gni. :. W. YOUNG. clerk
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fI'AkEN TT, by Prior Scott, at his residence
j in Pioneer township, Cedar county. Iowa
Nov. 5th. ls5s, an estray bay mare. years old
left hind foot white: about Ia hands high: and
appraised at so, before Il. +. Comsiock. Esq.
sims :. ". YOUNG. clerk.
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D-ie0o

Al his residence In this city, At noon to-day
FEB. sth. 1881 W. MoHres, aged sbou; s.
years MAJ asne Journal.
fhE. Makros was formerly . citizen OF this
place. where he leaves lsrg. circle If frienis
who deeply syups,h.ss With his tsrsavcd tamil
h.-Esl a.as-
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THE ROWING EDITOR
Talks with slaves in the Southern states.
b. JAMES RRppATu or kass,s


Talks with slaves in the Southern states
By JAMES REDPATU or kass,s.
one neat Vol l2n"., 375 PIP, illustrated. Fricc 81
This Book L. y narratiye OF three journeys
afpat between Washington AMI New Orleans !:
contains lengthy reports Of confidential eonver-
-attons with the Slaves ia Virginia the Carroll
nas, Georgia. Alabama and Louisiana lively
life, : era phc sketch of adventure In Missouri .
invassi CATION Of American Slavery ever publish
ed In our country, The author has given full
and farle-s report Of Slave Sentimcnt--a thing
never hitherto attempted In Am=. irs. let cscry
one who would Know what Southern slavery Is
!: SLAVERY Az SEEN BY THE SLAVES !.
real this Of their oral evidence And .,arIins
record Of their Aepssand future desigast
- Asto the authors skii write, ri be that
e1Henes have and
. kebf could be DUH slavish if h.
try he has rss, Idle bon. VA hip--ana R.c-
centric. humorous tits all fog Humanity lie has
mind And naSare 18th are lirel,eident and full af
Erit and sill against wrong and tyr,uns with all
tber might. Hon. J. G. vsuxhau, in Lssrs#rerts
@7Sses.
"A vigorous writsr.---Sf. Loaf. Rtpubheau.
~ d-----d rascal, hat the srter ever had
aat West ten. sTngfeiioN.
Sopies ty mail. pstsgs paid, ANY part II tn.
United States. tho receipt II the price, 81.
Address,
A. n. BIkDfCk, Publisher,
IT. #M. spruce street. ~.
Edisors publishing above advertisement and ,h.
Vote fss times. Ard noticing eiitor .y. by sending
Arkod copy .f thsr paper to lhe pnblisirer will
e-ivss c<py ls rrarn MAI,
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HENRY D. BROW ~
WyNSOR CHAIR

A large lot on hand. of home manufacture. All
ef which he will exchange for Cash or Wheat
Union Block. Cedar Street. Upton. iowa.
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ESYN AlED.

I>RoN the subscriber, one yoke OF five year
Il Odds red and whtc--oHe almost white one
line back; Bne bfiiile COW. short tail
GEO. T. DEFEREuX.
Pennington. Grove. Feb. 4, 1855
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CHANGE, CHANGE. The men and
thing of Ills world are subject to change,
and new turn of the wheel has brought
our friends John g. Smucker & Go. into
possession Of the establishment formerly
owned anl occupied by McBeth 4 Grew.
5. 4 Go. have good stock Of goods
which they are determined to sell cheap.
They will cndesvcr to retain the bright
standing which MeBeth 4 Crew have at.
tsiucd III this community y. first rate
business men.
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FinE.~-Tho house of Col Floyd, sb.ut
six miles east Of Upton was entirely con
sumed with nearly all It's contents, last
Monday night. The ,rigin of the fire
is unknown, it was one Of those &C ,idcnts
that are unavoidable.
We arc informed that the house and fur
nlturc were insured. Mr.. L. waswisc ia
insur!ng, and now he viii resp the bcnc.
tit of his forrthoueht. Every sensible
man will insure his property, il he eau
do 1t in good reliable company.
Mr.. 4. Gilbert is agent for the .E,na,
ana Ph"niI insur.anco companies, either
Of which is perfectly good.
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Davenport Market.


Wheat-new. 5oHG5c; old. s0af9cc. Com. 10 /
Zoe. oat--new. 25c; old. .ec. Fots'nes. 3D4t -
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PURE LIQUORS, FOR MEDI mai
PURPOSES.

Burning Fluid, Lard oil, Turpeasine,
T,ys and Iunkee Notions IN
endless rar'ety.
All who como to Upton to purchase any OF the
above enumerated articles and Ia fact almost
everything found in Drug and Variety Store. ]
will Ind it TO their pecaniary advantage, ~ well
ssa certain means bf securing . good article, 20
purchase from wv. DAGLEi.
Oct. So 1858. AN.
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"he ibid. ,oetasl Flour s5eet5. so v Dbl
New, GnS o. Corn in the ear. 15tr50c
Winter 81. pAts-tbll, 4ja5o.
harley, iogtJtc New, 3JasiOc.
Beans. 5ocg,Sl &C. Egxs. lsc
Appi,s-.free ISl-5o. butter i5gt.oc.
Dried, $500. liides--t;reen, 5iGtGe
l.umhcrSl0q,,U 'iCg0. nrvtlip,l3ri4r
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IRA II. FUe6ELNAN.
Carpenter and Joiner. Superintendent and
Builder,

TENDERS hss services to the citizens OF Upton
/ snd s'rros nsiag country.
liplHn, tan. 80. i.j.-~tan
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SEkrs-SEEps We would call At
tcntion to the advertisement Of II. u.
Emery 4 Go in another column Thvy
have long been known to the public rs
Implement manufacturers and dealers in
seeds, aud have Il reputation second to
none in the county. Their assortment
is large, and no one can fail to be suited
if they send to.thcm for either seeds or
tools. Call and see them when in the
city and get their catalogue, or send to
them by mail for it.
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coSDEMNEp.--The liquor taken last
week, by our Sheriff was coud 1mued, no
defendant appearing, and will be split, as
the law directs
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Tue Ladies Temperance. Association
will meet Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at
the Congregational church. The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
Per order.
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RAILROAD MEETiN0.--Therc will be
Railroad Meeting at Rogers in Red
Oak Grove, next Nor day, (ll,h inst. at
= o'clock +. ~ We hope the Estate Of
Red Oak will turn out en- n,asse. Sew
eral Speakers viii be in attendance.
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Mrs. MoNTAGTE's FEMALE CORDIAL.

TO + cry FEMALE IN TIE INIYED
STATES
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SLAVERY Az SEEN BY THE SLAVES
A. n. BIkDfCk. Publisher

Copies sent hy mail Postage paid, to part II IN.
Inhei States, on tho receipt II the price, 81.
Address,
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FL M b 0 DIS Extract Blu O b u
SCIENCE h FAME.
ttH1.Ntll Raftl.s IFayn ssa... q -

and h"t single instance ~ Is failure Ia. been
personally appeared before Alderman Of ~ 4.
citf = Philadelphia, II. r. iIELBaLp Cl.mist - =
f"i aaiv s*orn does say, that his preparation
no Asrtots. Mercury Injurious prn -. hut are
Vegetable. II T. UFMEoID Sci. W,,.,..,,,r
sworn and subscribed before me the g3d a,y a No,
~ WI 4. HIPEAEp, Alaeru.c
, 1859-08-06
THE. AUSTRIAN MERCHANTS And nAyr1.
FAcTURERS on THE TREATY. :.

; The peace signed at viflafrauce, notwith..
standing the gEent sacrifices which it imnosee
90 Austria. II in general Glvorably RECEIVED
here. The immense majority OF The population
regard II, III tue present state Of. the country.
os q real hepeft for Ausi1i..r No one, loweyer.
expected to zee the peacs promptly concluded.
as the GENERAL topiuivn was ilut could onIr hc,
F. brought about BY the arned:medneson of'Prus.
Ihe eptxudontuent of, Lombardy does not .sbe
less pr.,tuce great effect part OF the REQ.
pie. No one is ignorant that Lotnbardy has
been the richest country of tile uaonuschr. .1he
largest provinces Of Austria do rot possesa No
much capital mud riches Of a!I kinds as ,Lon-'
haruT, and Austrian industry is princinsllx.
supported by it. The manufacturers OF. Visnua.
Pragur, ReschenberE, &c. trunsac,ed their
principal and most lucrative business with Lom.'
bardg, and the tloth makers Of Bohemia alone
iurntshcd i with uet ctAndize to the amount. Of
from lS 100 .do1 to Il, ,ooo. .ooo forms year. Tbs
Austrian manufccturers do NOT, therefore, con.
cen! their dlscoaicnt The productions Of their
establishmeuts. which are infe1inr to those of
France nnd Germauy, were almost the oniy
ones that could enter the Ita1i4n provinces Of
Anssria- thanks TO the high protecting dn,its
which were leried on foreign manufactures.
According to the persons thus interested, Aus
t1lA ought. before giving Up Lombards, J, 10 hare
appealed to Congress Of the great Enropcsn@
towcrA... The BouEse, and Ill the holders of
Austrian stock are, however, Of different
opinion. They maintain that t1lc disastron,
state OF the hnat'tcs Of The country required the
conclusion OF peace without loss Of time. :.
, 1859-08-06
Death Of Horace Mann.

- Ne learn By telegram trum Cincinnati thai
the lion. Horace Aann, formerly Of Massacbu-
selts and, Ut the time Of his death, Presilcnt of
Antioch Cof1egr,ia Ohio, died YESTERDAY n,n.u.
ing, NJ Yellow Springs in that State Ir Mani,
Gas occupied Ferr prominent po*itaan before
the public, A. writer and lecturer on education.
and AS u politician. He MES born IN franklin
s(ass-, on The 4th Of Nay, 1876, and was conse.
quently in his sixty fourth year: lie was edu-
c4ted at Brown University. and practiced Law
'~nh great success in his native State until be
/ accepted the post of Secretary Of the Board Of
Education for Massachueetts, iu WHICH position
Do desoted himself With singular zeul to his
duties. In 1885 he was elected to the Senate Of
Aaasachnsetss from Boston, and on the dea,t'of
John Quincy Adams he Vas elected rs his sue
eest IN Congress, in ISIS: In 1883 he accept
cd the post of President OF Antioch College.
=, His reports While occupying tie po4s Of Sec.
retary. OF the Massachusetts Koprd Of Educzrj1n,
twelve IN number, gained him distinguished.
reputation both in this country and IN Europe,
part ofonc ofsh;s reports was published sep
afste!F IN 1s43> under The title us R.F~t ef IN
d. i xas re-publisLed in Loudon, and has It,
tanned the raus Ut Nh authority in lib claus Of
works Hc aiao publishek in 1850, in small
roume, 4 Fac 7Aoug4ts to Toasg Nt~, which
produced = rejoipder from Ar. Charles 4s,or
kr1stsd; and companion rolume entitled. Il
- 1ntemperance" .'e'.~' j.. -.
. M asnn's pesmaneot plscs IN the snnals of
American biography viii ID high aaanng those
.ho hare ds1oted themselves 70 the task of
leaving the world better thaa they found it. He
nad an1hefautts Of a'v1xorous; Passionate, en-
phat'c ch4Esster, and with those fauisx iis yir-
TUGS too; i ia ~ him more than to any other
single person that The primary school rxanix4.
s'on Of the Upi.ed States owes its best features
--and to him that we are indebted most largely
for The triumphant naturalization of IN Ameri-
ca The Invaluable ,tvsseu OF Normal Academies
for tho training OF teachers He .ras In truth,
alter sort. the Apostle If skilled education on
this side Of tbs Atlantic lie possessed fne
natural powers Of orzsory, and ~as NOT less
impressive il the lecturers deak bt ths simple
sasrN of his eloquene, than convincing as IA
sytgle.-I. r T.m4s; 81 80.
, 1859-08-06
Ireland FOR THE swxxg

..A movement ia on foot III New York II
mot abandoned in consequence Of the pcaee
Of Villa F7nca, for descent upon Ireland bv
:, An expedition from tho Cnitcd, States. The
Ms:,e'n 1aaner !. (catho1iel published in this
city. hears that "some good, wcll.mcanipg
men have been cntrapped into Subscribing con-
siderable sums on this bottomless epterprise' =
1l'e Banner opposes the movement FIR the fol.
lowing reasons: ''''
). fst. The United slates viii not a,lov it.c,r
: - oe aeaessa no q var merely for the sake Of,
9eooad. No expedition capable Of dofnp anv.
:taiag can leave these shores without 1he cy,1.
eent Of thr Government
.And. Wtcn such IN expedition il sent, nr
refnlued 70 e.. II will te TO use ireland for
Amsts sesu purposes, and not to usA America for
= 1r1sh purposes.
:. Vor grea'er reason, however, for exposinp
Tits dsturion. is its tendency 10 degrade rood
eaase, Hcasea knows IS was bad enough. but
- !epest tfe 6a0e elere1 ytar1 alter, would be
9ft'! more ally and ec.ndxious. The Gauss Of
4esiahd hse npt ill t1l> dLy necox@red from the
elects Of the ridicule 10 which j. wk9 then sub
4eeseo, and Shame upon ts man, who, 10 crafty
1eio scheme equally Lopeleas, headless, md
- Ths Baanei We see, estimates tho patriot
Ism Of the John Ail4l,ells and Darcy MdGees
n just what it is worth. Tho Baaa<r is yise.
and in this case its advice To its reader. should
be heeded Why. will it not see rs clearly tic
causes Of 1geland's degeneration,