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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-16
OBITUARY..

DIED, in Upton, Cedar county Iowa, Of Pul.
monary Consumption, on the evening Of July 9th,
1859, S. W. STAFFORD, Clerk Of the District
Court
Bro. STAFFORD was born In Adams county Pa,
on the ssh Of June, 1921 He removed irons that
county to Logan county, ahio, with his friends,
when quite young man, where he made himself
many warm friends From Logan county he
came to this place. about four years ago, aud has
by his courteo Gus manners and sterling integrity
and his many manly qualities, Gndeared himself
to very many warm personal friends. As cti-
zen he was very much respected in life as lie is
lamented in death but 10 tho, o who knew him
in the Mystic Circle, he was all Mason could
desire. Fervent in attending TO all his Masonic
duties, upright in his conduct, and strenuous
advocate for carrying out the moral principles
inculcated BY the trusts Of our order. May We
all strive 70 initiate his virtues.
II. died,
"As sinks the expiring day to rest
A dies the along the Shore
Cy..Aa Y,t,
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eOr By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that Mr.. A. S.
Moffett has gone into. partnership with
Mr.. Williams, in the marble business.
Mr. NJ. is an old hand at the business.
They have got up some very nice monu-
ments and slabs, equalto anything in the
State.
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G. P. INGMAN, the late efficient Dep
uty Clerk has been appointed, by Judge
Smith, Clerk Of the District Court, to fill
the vacancy cccasioned by the death Of
S. W. Stafford, late Clerk ~
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Muscatinc Market,

Whea.-Old, 75Q5sc. Flour $1,000. 90 " Dbl
New, 5dcM65. Corn In the ear, 56ltOc.
Winters5c. Oats--Old, $3.50.
Barley, 4CQtSoc New, 45sl50c.
Beans T5c6lSi.00. Eggs 10.
Apples--tireeu QsSl.s0 Butter, 10ll.c.
Dried, 500. Hides--Ireen, Gi41c.
mbersl0g30 y 1000. Dry tint l5Wl6c
Live cattle, 50 so a So 90 per cwt.
As matter Of interest to farmers Just Al this time,
give the retail prices Of grass seeds furnished By c.
& W r. stone who have large aad choice assortment
Of field and garden seeds :--.Naseatine yoavaal
Hungarian grass seed, 81 25sl,T5.. Timothy, LIS
s2.Ou. Clover, s7.50as,0o. Kentucky Blue Grass,
80 Kentucky Red Top, $50. English Blue Grass,
45o
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ALL THOSE in want of dressed lum.
Der, doors, sash, blinds, &C., will make a
note Of the new advertisement Of Geo. f.
Wood, of Davenport.
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WAGONS,
WHO WANTS WAGONS?

DRAM NEW WAGONS IRON EX WAGONS;
ID Thimble Skein Wagons--Nnt Wagons! 40 or
so Wagons-wel finished Wagons! All finished,
painted. and arranged with all new improve.
ments-all just on hand from the mandatory.
have on band SO New Wagons. which will
sell cheaper than wa ever known before in this
Market CHARLES SHETLAND.
Upton June 4th, 1859.
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS ohaving unsettled accounta
n with the undersigned. are requested to act.
tic the same by cash or note, rs we are anxions
to close books up to July LIST. 1853. We shall
continue 10 cell merchandise. Of which We have
general assortment, foi cash. or credit to re.
sponsibe parties. }. L. RAY & CO.
Upton, July 9Th, ls59-3n
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by J. y. Stanton, In Inland tp /.
L Cedar co... Iowa, on tho 2;th day Ct June.
1883 . chestnut sotrsl Horse; shout u years old.
small white stripe In his face. medium siIe--no
marks or brands perceivable. Appraised At SsS
before 4 m. Loux. Justice Of the Peace within
said county, July I'd, 1859.
y. W. ST AFFORn, Clerk.
a-Esm Nv q + iaw,S Daputy
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THE LADIES' HoME MAGAZINE for August is at
hand full OF good things. The plate in this mum.
Der. Crossing the Brook" is we'll worth the price
Of the number. The rearing matter Is excellent.
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Iss- sho~ US q Ne'ospaper 1hose coiamns are at
all times crosoded trith nec Advertisements, and re
rsH shoe you community attire Nth bnsi,,ess and
enterprise. The age il a moring one A man that
glands tn these "atser days. uiu m short time, find
himself bel4inq has competitors. 81
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Mary Ann Boyd.
IN ston and John Casebeer have been appoina-
ed Executors. for the settlement. 0! the estate OF
William +. Boydston, by tha County Court OF
Cedar county Iowa. Therefore, all persons iu.
debtel to the estate, or having claims against
said estate, arc expected TO make immediate ~.
tlemeut.
NARY ANN BOYDSTON,
JOHN CAsEBEER
June 18th, lssal 70 ErscstorG
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Rochester Market.

Corrected by ". GarEN Co., Miilers and Merchants.
We will grind FOR customers promptly on wedues.
days and Saturdays.
Wheat-Uld. so490c Flour $3.O0aa5 so
New, 50Q1s6 Ship.tuh Vlv0 100
Corn, SOC; Bran, " ton, 1000
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pEAPERS AND MOWERs--Manny, . UnTtvsisd Pat
- ents dustshlc Reaper AMI Mowes Coobinsd, also
Mixing i eli Rakef. for sale by JAS. e. e. A. MyER
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

tKIND WORDS" 1.-THE Angels told me so,n .t0rave
n Of Roaabel, -'"Wiidsof the West. Give back
my Mountain Home Thoughts OF 3D." I'm with
thee still" sWake Lady, Wake, Pm leaving thee in
sorrow, Annie" Ever Of Thee and .'od Nassau
cents each. Q q
New and Popular Instrunaental.--ss Palace
Garden Polka" vignette empire Reiches Quad.
rifles, dance, price 70 cents each Piceoomn
Polka,' stSwingng SchottscL "'.rhomas Bakee schot
tisch," all withavgnettes. Ne. II iSefnan onsires"
IS cents each .sCrnoline alta" ssDanyille Mazur
ka." t'Areban War CRY March," '.Reading Polka -
very last vorsoviani Weimor Polka and Alnrs Polka
May 20, l6S0l No. 333 Broadway, New York.
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Onion Grove Market.

Onion Grove Market.
Corrected by Uokr 4 BosssrskL.
Wheat, - bushel, 5O1G5c. Corn, 4O(ls43 Oats
2j0t30c. Cheese, Sc " b. Coffee lsic v d.
Tea 501s0c " h. Sugar, 9t9lec. Molasses. re-
boiled, toe " gal. Butter, Sc " b. Eggs &c y
d,z. Hides-green. 5Qsc; dry 6int l2c y h.
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Upton, July l4th, 1859.

Resolutions of Cedar Lodge, No. IL,
Free aud Accepted Masons, passed in
Lodge, July 9th, 1850;
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Almighty
Ruler of the Universe. to remove from
our mids. on the 9th inst, by death, our
Worthy Past Master and mu,,h beloved
Brother. SAMUEL W. STAFFORD, after a
long illucss and, whereas, it becomes US
not to repine at the Hand that aelicts,
bat humbly to submit to tho will Of our
Heavenly Father, and to extend our kind
Offices 70 those deeply afflicted there
fore,
] Rssoitea, That We cherish the memo
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tam vhips; GOOD assortment Of Collars &c. &c.
vh,ch will DO Sold nj Prices to Aait the
T,uses. Call In.
rir,on spril sntb. 1850.
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Davenport Market.
Wheat--new, 16Gl35e uld,ao6ll,15, Corn, aoQ5
6oc. Dats-~aew 30c; cid, Ole. Potatoes, e06ls0.
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q. II. N6U02T,
Manufacturer and Dealer 10
Harness, Saddles, Buggy Trlnnings.dc


He would respect.
tally inform his
friends and custom.
ers that he has on
hand q very large
assortment Of Car.
riagc. Buggy and
Wagon Harness La
dies and Mems sad
dies : Eridles Il ell
kinds: buggy and
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IL wsssA ~ "a can furnish yon eooes = oss :.
Louis. TIT.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-22
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

HAVE bought the patent of Messrs ". Il. e
/ Z. ]. Proyosts Iron Screw and Le-
yer Press. for the Parishes Of East and West
felelana and Pointe Gnnpee. This press is now
ahead OF all others in use, for durability. econo-
my strength, Gc and it is the same that took the
premium at the Mississippi State Fair, in 1858.
me sale Of the patent of this celebrated Press
,of the different counties In the Southern States
mas been unprecedented; and it Ii generally pre-
.oiefcd that in q few years, they will s,lpercede
all other cotton Presses known.
a word as to the cost of these presses 1T has
oeen proven beyond the least possibility of a
that there has never been Press invented
san oegln to compare with this one for cheap-
therefore, # there is anything in economy.
mus certainly find great favor with the cot
oh soia plail1hg portion Of our comlntfnity They
tal;n III Vi oue oi repair, are easily fixed. and
Nae as.a. ~ mugs INTO consideration. no Press
+ aas,;nas sssn .aoaght Ct any mechanic. that
cotton nls p,os y 90 greata benefit to the
yer Press'' g Z aioh screw and Le-I
~ the language OF the Messrs. provost ,.,r.
.etalm Tor this Press many advantasas as.o
tae Presses in use The Press ID ual .il
any style OF Gin House, as ii can IL sarssa Y Y
or out ofthe lint room, taking up but =
requires but little timber and musf IL aaee
as all OF its working parts are of iron af raa,
power, as It combines both the lever and tba
screw; ana 90 simple that the negroes can work
y = with dispatch. We can press any weight q
bales required with ease 81 .
~ y Y more easy TO convince persons Of The
superiority OF this press by showing it i'll fun
opefatloil this isto let planters know that Ihaye
one IN Bayou Sara. and will take pleasure n
showing Y 70 any who may desire to purchase.
Va, also contract to put up these Presses On
aas g planaatlon " ii the parishes Of Pointe Coupee
a,d aa.i. has1 and West Feliciana Orders nartieu-
.aaas aeslfed as wish I'd show planters the
~, Of Provost Press over all others
leil II. TENNEY
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Draw up by the machine in actual work,
! leaving ridge like cord underneath, utterly
obiectionable.tor any fine work, where a smooth
ing iron IS ever required. This 6rover& Baker
stitch can be unraveled-the Wheeler i Wilson
stitch cannot be unravelcd at ALL
Cheap Sewing machines like cheap watches,
are the dearest in the end. Chronometer and
Patent Lever Watches arc known to be valuable,
and reliable. and always command the highest
price; so with Sewing Machines The Wheeler
L Wilson Machine is the acknowledged Chrome
meter and Patent Lever of all Sewing Machines
which (vshile the absurd, entangea chai.l-riage
stitch, and sold Time Cog Wheel Shuttle" Ma
chimes are rapidly sinking in credit and price
into contempt and oblivion,) are deservediy ta-
king the undisputed possession in public opin-
ion thai was awarded them by Judge Meigs, Sc
cretary Of the American Institute who openly
certified There is but one Sewing Machine
and that is Wheeler s Wilson'S.
Wheeler Il Wilson's Machines took last fall
the FIRST PRIMIUM at every State Fair held
in the United States, wherever they have con-
tended, WITHOUT ONE EXCEPTION. viz:
STATE OF MISSOURI, st. Louis.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. at Centtalia
STATE. OF MISSISSIPPI, at jackson.
STATE OF NEW YORK, at Syracuse
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
STATE OF MARYLAND, at Baltimore $
STATE OF VIRGINIA. at Richmond.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, at pittsburg.
STATE OF KENTUCKY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
STATE OF INDIANA.
And also at the Fairs in
CHICAGO,
ST LOUIS,
BALTIMORE,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-22
LEROY G. MORRIS,
private Secretary to the Governor.

Private Secretary to the Gorernor,)
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
BATON ROUGE, La,
u RESPECTFULLY offers his services in the
N above capacity All orders entrusted to
him for the collection of claims against the State
of whatever nature, will be promptly and faith
fully attended to, and at q reasonable rate OF
compensation.
He will also attend to the entering Of lands
where parties desiring the same viii furnish him
with the requisite data as to the locality, num-
ber of township, range. etc. Also. to the re-
demption of lands sold or forfeited to the State,
for non-payment of taxes.
REFEREScEs.-Goy. r. G. Wicklife, Hon. A. S
Heron, Baton Rouge ex-Gov 2. o. Hebert,
Iberyille parish; Gen. NJ. Grivot, Gen. John L.
Lewis, Hon. A. q. Ogden, Gen. John Armstrong
New Orleans; ". 7. Scott, Esq, CarroIltan; DR..
j. w. Butler, Natchitoehes; 7. 3. R. Hatch, Esq,
Lake Providence. o6-sm
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THE DEMOCRA
r,1rrr JsHFD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
ON LSE RIV Err.
Office next door to the Court House.
SUBSCRIPTION:
.r,1prr DOLLARS. PER ANNUM
IyVARIABL Y IN ADV1NCE.
Bgpayable al the Office. -asa
ADVERTISING RATES

For each square ofl0 lines or less, the first
For each additional insertion. per square,. SO
For professional and business cards, GneIud-
ing paper.) not exceeding slina, for II months
sI5.
A LIBERAL discount made to yealy advertisers,
but their privilege viii be strictly united to their
own immediate and regular business; and the
business of an advertising firm is Mt considered
as including that OF its individual nembers.
Advertisements published at Irregular inter-
walls, ST per square for each insertions
Calls on persons to becorne eandidass viii be
inserted as other advertisements, to III paid for
Invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for Office, sn to be
paid for in advance
Advertisements not marked on the coy for
q specified time will be inserted till forbid and
payment exacted.
Marriages and deaths are to be pnhlisha as
news; obituaries, tributes of respect, and fuiigal
invitations, as other advertisements.
IS Cards Of a Personal character can eflas
be published in this paper as advertisements, I'D.
must be paid for IN ADVANCE. at double id
v"rtising rates.
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ESnss1n ann'a
4 o n HOOPS 4 Nd TIE
For Cotton Bales.

Prize, s cents per qouad-25 per cent les.
tban Rope
ANY one considering the advantages of Iror
over Rope as material for binding cotton bales
viii be surprised that it has not been adopted
| long since. In Its security against fire there i!
| an overwhelming reason fer its adoption
The presses III the Seaport Cities have beer
/ the main cause of lis not being generally adopt
ed; but now tfat objection is removed genar
ally. and the Orleans Press, the largest in n. O.
give it the preference over rope. The Fassnanl
Iron Hoop and Tie is the improvement of ene
| OF the nroprieSrs. and is adopted from the fact
that it is found after long experiment, to com
blne the greatest merits in simplicity and facility
OF application OF any one yet made. 1t is SO
prepared as to require 10 change for recon-
pressing. Thus obviating the only remainine g
difficulty at the sea board cities.
The hoops are sent Of any length from EIGHT
to ten feet. and d full guarantee given that
neither the Ties nor Hoops shall break And
further, that all cotton bound i'll them shall be
received on the same terms at the Orleans Press
as rope bound cotton. The weight per bale is
about the same as rope, not one pound more Or
less.
To show the opinion Ship Masters have of it,
we give the following, among numerous COM
mendations we have:
The undersigned masters Of vessels having
had cotton compressed with FassInann's new Iron
Hoops and Ties, hereby recommend the same.
The bales being we'll compressed. and the but
tons or hoops never breaking when thrown
flown in the ships hold; or when slowed
b. L. Condey, Capt Ship Moses Davenport.
:. I Robinson, - :. Maeras
Jmag Tomas $a Henry.
ATalbot, !" !" Hareaseeket,
I u Tn,,
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NOM
THE DEMOCRAT.

OBSERVATIONS ON SENATOR DOUGLASS
VIEWS OF POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY. AS
EXPRESSED IN HARPER'S MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1653-BY ATTORNEY
GENERAL DI tCE
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The State Of Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
Stephen Van Wickle vs.. B. r. Coyle and Nm.
Sorrell.-No. 1899.
Stephen Van WickIe VS.. b. r. Coyle.
By virtue of and to satisfy writ Of alias fl IA. IS
sued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed BY the Hon. the Ninth District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiff demand and costs of suit / have seized
and will offer at public sale on the premises, on
Saturday, the 5fh day Of Noe, 1859,
at eleven o'clock NJ, all the right, title and in
.ferest that the defendant has in and to the fol
lowing described property. to wit:
= tract Of land situated in this parish, desig-
mated On the maps Of surveys Of the public lands
Of the United States as lots one and one, of Sec
aoas Nos a and 81. in Township OF. Ranges
aaa =, east. containing SO 95-1o0 acres.
4 eras ef Sale-Cash nth dppraisement
SEVERN PuRCHE,
8- - y sspt14 Sheriff @
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Es.heeler q Wilson's
- O " 1 IA c. M ac n 4 n c

is the Ne Plus ULTRA if all Sewing Machines-the
| PAUL 1I0RPHY OF CREATION!
n B.-4an Injunction was granted by the
United States Supreme Court in favor of Wheeler
& Wilson against G. B. sioat and others, prohi-
biting them from, directly or indirectly, making
using, vending, delivering, working, or putting
into practice, operation Or use, or in any wise
counterfeiting or initiating the Wheeler & Viii
sons Sewing Machines, or any part thereof, Or
any machine containing said improvements, or
made in accordance herewith.
Said Injunction was granted by Chief Justice
fancy, on the 10th February. 1859, at term Of
the t. S. Circuit Court, I'd Circuit District of
the State Of New York.
gss- SILK. Cotton and Woollen thread, Of cv
cry description, on spools made expressly for
machine use, constantly kept on hand.
ns+~ Depot of WHEELER i WILSON'S
MACHINES, 10 Canal Street, New Orleans.
Apply to ). Ii. PEEK, Agent.
MH~ NEssRs. GRAUGNARD Il CO., are
our authorized Agents at False River, parish of
Pointe Coupee.
pointe Coupee, Sept. 10, 1859.
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saddle and Harness Manufacto

eehsL' pess Rsia, Maaaalfacturer Of Saddles Har-
Commerce and niasss ssn Msalp eelars &C. corner Of
orders promptly Attended set,s bayou Sara La All
000e Hifa neatness and dispatch. - acquiring pa
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-22

If these facts Go not establish Il reputation,
We know not what can.
Atthe above named TWENTY FAIRS, all heIh
last Autumn ls56)--at nearly all of them, the
boasted SINGER Shuttle Machine DID con-
TEND, as we'll as Grover u Bakers, Weed 8.
Sioats, Nebster's, Bentholt's. and twenty or
more others; and ALL, in EVERY INsTACE,
have been signally and fairly beaten. No ra-
tinnal l,,-an can na5s lenY tle fa ct that tk1.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-22
NEW STORE AT IIVONIA

T'liE UNDERSIGNED having formed new
l. copartnership for the transaction Of gene
raj merchandise business, at Livonia in this par
ish, solicit the patronage OF the public. Theil
purchases having been made at the North, they
can and will accommodate good customers al
rates that will give inducements.
JOHNSON & LEVY.
D. LEFY.5 Ds's - saiss' 20
1. B. JOHNSON, jackson, La. s3.33t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-25

1t is said by foreigners, and we think with
justice, well remarks cotemporary, that Amer.
lean children are more annoying thAa those OF
any other country They are allowed to be too
rude and disrespeclfu and independent in their
manners. They are no more disposed towards
real mischief than children of other nations, but
they begin, when quite young, to exercise that
prying, inqui. tive disposition which is such a
remarkable trait in the Yankee character, and
which parents should at least regulate, il they
think it wrong to restrain Il is very annoyiag
when children are brought into strange place,
to have them take hold Of and examine every
thing in the room, and 6e noisy and rude in
their enquiries about It's use Parents can re-
strain this rude inqusitveness, and can COM
pei their children, when in company, to refrain
from asking questions in their obtruSiye way.
The custom of bringing up children is SO diff
ferent in this country aud in England, that
m1ch of this annOyanes may be ascribed to it.
Children abroad have a regular nursery TO which
they are confined. They are neveFin the rooms,
which strangers or even friends visit, aud are
never taken abroad by parents in their CALLS
lucy ANNNi ANp IoAApauy AutlA kAHl ItAEu an
age in which they know, almost by instinct
how to conduct themselves With us, children
are educated to see every friend of the family
that calls to listen to- and very often pertly to
interminge with, the conversation, and waste
the visitors time by foolish and irrelevant ques.
tiOns
In their desire 20 please or amuSe their child
ren, parents forget their annoyance to visitors:
they forget that qpietRess at the proper time is
an essential element in tue conduct Of children
An indulgence in rOmping and irolickng NAV
be necessary for the ebid's cheerfuneSs and
health--yes, we may say indspensably neces-
sary. But children can be very early taught
that there Is tine for all things-a time, when
self control and quistness are as necessary.
The two great things that stand first in the
list to be taught to children, are implicit Obed-
Snee and self control. Pert and forward child.
Ten have evidently neither Of these qualities in
their necessary perfection, and shOW " That their
parents have not succeeded in their educational
process child that is an annoyance 10 stran
gers Is sure exponent Of the ineflicienoy of its
parents. They have not early taught it obedi-
enee, seli-eontrol and quietness.
These results OF correct education are more
diiheuit 10 bring about in America than any
whgre else. This whole character of our nation
initiates against it, Freedom from restraint. a
want OF reverence, and an unlimited idea az q.
qualityi are too prevalent GmOng US 10 enable ns
70 bring up children in dOeility and quietnes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-25
rhe PlIlars OF .ne Union shnl.en !

William Holmes and wife, of New Orleans,
brought slave named Maria Gaskins to Ply
mouth Mass, TO lock after their comfort while
sojourning at the North, Maria knew enough,
though but chattel, to know that she was as
much restrained of her liberty by her mistress
while in free State as in New Orleans. She
told her story to sympathizing friends, who OBJ
tanned writ of habeas corpus from Judge
RUSSELL returnable to the Supreme Court
Maria was taken before Judge Metralf in Ros-
ton, who decreed that Maria Gasliins had full
and perfect freedom to dispose Of herself as she
wlled, without let or hindrance from master
and mistress. The olonerS of Maria did not ap-
pear to enforce their claim against this human
chattel, who is described as looking as able to
earu her living out of slavery as that Of her
owners it,