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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

NOZZLE Apiil 6-rhsre is approved demand SF Cor.
rcy. ,se. to CAV Of 4Hs o.les AisdhrI. Ia.
CASLEsroS, ApT,l e-loTroN-sajes soday Of $40 eslss
Goo Miaeas : Gl.c Ast closed with ur~ra ..s.
deccy.
Cg,FLEsroy April 7-CorroS; sales od.y so bsles;
rood Mid.ug y, ds,e aietins Far, u lS 'as sf
week, ll,e0 bsi.s
SAVANNAH April s-corroN advancing sales to-day $50
bsle. Middlins Fair lZSc
200 easG mceirs l262i; saes OF tae weeh, so ss<s;
r.rsies liCoO os-s s1s 1909 IN period ~ yes;
;o .cs u. tho .r.son 49, so bAss. increased receipts
m n. ucrts m &c b.lrs X here, - 90 oAls
CNcf>NArI April 1.-FLovs unchanged siperhne hel 1t
IS aga : So NHisKY eu Aoo u lcveE sAles - Mo-
Posk nele a. s7 as BACON, 6Gsc BaIA SIDES sass If
S0to0 r a; C. ,,-,
BALTINoaE. April 7-FLoUs s.eaiy WHElr saiet co,s
quiet: ye.v scd sc white, 7id7Ic PROVISIONS eIl s&
urchsnsed WHISKY quiet, Ohio .5c-
PHILADELPHIA, Apul7-sLoUs ouu ard eectnlos Wstir
aul tending eownwsrc ~bite - eoi red si 80
II S. CoRN lower; yellow. S5QGc Provisions very ts
Ne. Pork SIS 50 nHsKY lining ana selling 9. 36sfe
fhers .s- day Of go 5 Extra hne WSoL .; - cS2e
EIwOsLE.N April 7-CoTroS: sales today Of $500 es.ss
me receipt OF the lndisa sdvc.. prices are sirsr
ba quotations urc6,uged Hdcug, PC MESS roRA, SO Is
fET dull, price, easter, but Qlo-soy unAteree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

a.. law be vise or fooh,h; whether Il inftcts 10
severe or too mild q p1nishment, il no concern OF
yourt. You are there - find the fsrs and not TO
amend the lay. You might az vel ignore the
law which iupsLnels y"u, a. 10 attempt 70
alter OF set aside the law which defines and
establishes the crime OF murder Nor have yo1 any-
thing 20 co it'll the punishment which the Law sixes
70 the crime TIE responsibility rests alone sIth Tue
lsv.mskng power and the pfopriety OF lie e1ercise
and administration II question addressed eIcus.Vey
10 the wise discretion Of the Executive, who can
sheath the sword of justice or lst II fa npon the
guilty. head Your duties and responsibilities, gentle
men are solemn ana momenioue eiough sltbout al
suui1p Others that 90 not belong 10 you. lou Ell
there 10 try the ssu. between the prisoner az the bar
ard the r-seu,iop ofthe United States which alleges
The, the sv bas been violated. The ssue thus msde
M you sre sworn TO Try, and thst issue s alone the
quilt Of TIE party. The responsibilities which ataca
70 the consequences Of inst finding rest elsewhere.
Nav more Those consequences themselves, inde-
nendent even Of their responsibilities are in the HANDS
Of the law and in TIE keeping Of WISE, nerciful snd
lust God. 1 know not, gentlemen OF the Jury, what
will be TIE peculiar line Of the deiehse IN tnis case
II | did il would hardly be proper for 20 aldde
70 i az this time. II, however, gentlemen, il be
egaf and proved TO your satisfaction lei the prisoner
90 free-fee a. The zinds Of heaven. II, however,
on the other band il be not egsl-f il receive not
the sanction Of the law or, beng legal II be not
proved | charge you, gentlemen OF the Jafy, by the
duty you owe 10 yourselves your God and your coun-
rv 10 snte the red hand Of violence every Ehere BY
your verdict and proclaim to the four quarters Of the
now isening world there is yet virtue ef 70 Jlry
DO after how high the position, or how lofty the pre-
tensions OF the offender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
Arriyed.

s,e.r,,tp Jamestown, P.fr.d Norfolk Ge, nde ana pa.
steamship Edinburgh Br .erew) Cummings Glvsov Nues
=, mise ana pass ~ Robert Craig.
Feb g. rd.e and P..a 70 C. duncan Co. EIp.fencsd
very heavy ~elher ne en'e passage March % lo;S.
Buk hssdaens Day A,pin wal March a. bark &c, TO LH
FEB IS tout~sa Pissxe la 81 a. lon 70 g. fell 10
wnesId aud sbAndoIed with patches and heel sOs and
Bah 0s. Cof Portland cree.h LeshOrn via g. rhOn..
March a. marble rs,s, &c, 70 N. Psst.cAh
Bark Resolution Isle soOrsone, Palermo y dsJt fruit 70
B.i WieIaud Breueul o.rn,n Rotterdam s. days md.s.
70 G Lulns Has e1Feencee very heavy weather sYronS
BARI wy,Ddote of Boston, Spark, Trinidad cuta M.rsk.
q, and Doiasses " master April OF C1p~ Hs;<ns
spoke brig AeaiDe c. Adss from New Orleans er Cara y
sit Rrother, chs,e cienu-so. March sugar au1 olas
~ Osolge 5 stephsnson Experienced hesyy weather. SPIT
Bar, Maria Morton Busley savannah day.. cotton aud es
20 ssHoE IaHAn April lA' > % lon 20 no. PsAssd Nx
BHs chiopes Howe. Savannah d.y, yellow ple eO.oa.
Hammond rom Pti.d.pois for NOBLE.
Brig CO. PeLntnsE of Saotis HeErch, HasVi;as hScs
= sugar Gbc molsssss % Simpson Asyhew
Bris Onward Br D Higgins Cienfassos March ls, rsg 70
Big Orch. Co' s.ccLsou) erso n.,sn1.. March g. .urr
sod nelsao 20 master EIperispeed heavy W. sEd W. g.
" gaze, ior ne e. day, lost psant ra .Praas top
sehr ALdioGeds, -, Georse.Swn day., cosl % J. '"
sehr. Jae,ov Lsouret,e Petersburg idAy. asar Be- sc'
J. HuLter L Co.
ear. Astfs T. Wells (of Broohhaver) Cort Trinidad Do
Cuba March % Post Small March 50, ls, q loa
a. PISSED sLty Of empty ohds appeared % taTe beos re
deck cac Of vessel th SAT- Key Bask spoke brig
LILLIAN ioi b1rssportl from h.tsnz.s for Boston
eAr s1sIn Hall (9f Proyiuce,0 Kuboarn is re! MACE
= corse and Dgwood % H.sichi rbsckery Of 60s,ea
:, ~. fseuix Crbs-e, Hystc. ballast 20 master,
schr. A. L,~, Wood, Virginia days, wood
schr sTstk Rogers AeXascris days coal
schr. Ast Dissos~as, Arx.Lcrs days, coal
scsr Her Wine Burnett, A-I.aer. dsy', coal
schr. Me, Chambers, brgiuis days wood.
schr. NJ A. fre1more, Pie Gore Virginia dsys, wood
SckT A. Pasro, LeyeussLer Baltimore I days, sosL
sloop Helen Brown, yst Re. Rordogi days
Steamer Wsus-.tl, hye New Bedford, nese. 70 Jo'eFa
Ale-
Steamer Ab,;roU. Williams. Providence, nase 20 T. otsn
sELOW-sris Costa Rios Chapman, Aspnw.l; schr EnsS
B-ih.
sAILED-ship Chsro. Of Fame s.a Franci.co.
WIHD-Darias lie asy, W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
IMARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......,
Cleared.

stesmships-Aps (Br Hoctly Liverpool, Cans,e Lae1r
Popt, French Baltimore n. b Cromwell Co.
ship-b TlsyeT, AlprUe, Acspllc), K w fEundie.
Bsrk,-F Gushing HichoorD Csrdenas, Waso Carver
Chss-; Young America Collins Caroen.s ROBBERS Villas
bite Cloud Miller san Juan, q. Dursni Cbsfs, Eevn-
LITTLE iohn Havana J. Carlisle Co.: Likke NekeFs11
C.iiz j. ". Elwe Co Venus. AtkBson, Clrsccs BooDe1,
Grave. Co. W.lhn Goy.r Bordeaux, p; Bash Co. !
Psxtucket Leighton Zszs, YzJsSa Oevsle Co
Bng,-w Crs~flrd, Co.burD. Bath, L. Hath Co I;
W. B. Nah, Nash Trinidad, T. j. petsrsi A. spusoe,
Smith Gibr,sT Yates PoTteitsd Co R-nshav, P1oe St.
Pierre, r. r. BuchS Co. Carolina CorTso Palermo Liwrsnee,
Giles l. Co
schooner-R W. Brown, Andrews, Wilmington, J. eu:h L
Co; Cyclore Paddock Fernsudus, Post Small; N1Qllh
Laue Portsmouth r P. Bucs Il Co H. Ba,kuan shetnAa
G,or.e,owp kc CsTrshsD Godsthwsit; Excbsnge, Asl
Uuha .bursh W Mckee, 4. W PTatt, Whelden. Phla.
depnia James Hand Hsryss Csrwin Providence master j.
r. rnou pson, Foster Baltimore SuIh, Swan, W@ingon,
DolDer Potter Co Hamilton, Ogden, Asx1ndriA s.f5d
Dodge Empire. Ross Halfax d r Desolfei T. j. Bfosrd
NcEes TsposhsnDock, Thorn, jones' Co.
soors-oIeson, Rhodes Providence, master; Willard Back
.Bghsm, Newport D.ster
stesmer-DeawHe, Cope, PHILADELPHIA =. Pertir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

LEcTUEL OF THE REy. JoBS LORD" Columbus
was the theme Of a lecture by the Rev John Lord,
delivered lsst evening at Clinton Hall, As:or placa
before al intelligent sudiepc,. TIE Ice urer recoun.ei
the historical events commencing with the discovery Of
America, the reasons which led CAurbus TO con-
ceive Of the existence Of Western ccutipent. the
early difficulties heeIcounterei and the final triumph
Of Perseverance aud devotion to the csuse Of extending
civilization
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

SuGAE-NAsING Is NEH4oSr.-Extra,t from q letter
dated s.. Absns, Vt, March 81:
We are il tie midst Of the sugar season. which
row BIDS fair for more than G common yield. The
early appearance If the BIRDS with the unusually
westler FOR March. made many predict but LITTLE su
gari BAT about half OF the time II freezes enough
hlgAts 70 make the DeXt day good sap-day About
everybody has made enough for ;heir osn use and
or nearest neghbor, from less than 100 t.ees Las
already more than half TIM"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
BY Teiegraph,

HlGHLAhDs, April T. Steamship Edtn burgh, for
1aEoE IL tie ons. Bra CosA Rs from Aspiawan 01see
e be II Oae b4k " The southern orng bound or
" nc lssi frcl :. yesLser bAgy.
Sol An, Apil sgaco.u Que bfiE OF shore bourd n
" 10 ;. ". Lg1t, weather fosJ.
SANDY HOOK April , s.nc Ship Corricae In .ox Ok
ltsef'er soirs lie eay IG lar Ee1 Bush psstDs .se
neol so5ne Il. vita Is Of fo,D" VIVID Ign from s. s.
" vettber sszy ane cogdy
NORFOLK. April Tie shr American Chef lor Roek.
la2c. Ne w-:h ooTl. ~, oack 10 distress
fh- E Lsh: boat from NAHs act saoa h ben spokea
{ y to- o. . Hsrurt.
SAVANNAH. Apris-Ar brig su.sn from Bo..,n.
NEW ORLEANS. AFrL An. saip C.ara Wheeler from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

ISCtSDIAEIss.-Last evening, al 81 O'Clock = fra
vas discovered IN the twOst1ry frame building No
Orchard street, occupied by several families and an
alarm given, wien toe GTeueH soon arrived ard
speedily eE:-rgus1ed the tEnes. Bat Ettl. ds-,sya
Wss done. poD examination II vAs found that h,
OF s'Is" Ia4 been LIed II an uroccrpled room. The
late oc-upzLt q the Apartment .beto W -.
arrested 90 suspicion " arson a. tbs in.;.so. q,
As--.'srt- Fue- AaIstz, Henry Baker Sac bad Il I.
sIeg-d' ihiestIee 20 set IRE - the house ba; FOR
' Spsl leasoh Sla 10, transpire. Tue ac,used was
locked up fer lie light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

FiHrs-The alarm Of IRE a; q O'Clock ias. night.
was caused oy the burning Of straw oed on tas third
moor OF The tere nent house No. l9J Avenue c.
1e.teTdsy nOrnieg, 81 = 0 clock fire occurred ia
TIE cohee and spice mil Of Mr. Beecher, No. 81
hudson street. Dansge 50. Il was occa.ionei by
oeiect In the heating apparatus connected with tie
coffee rooster.
IRE occurred lsst night n the apartment. o. Peter
Mead, No. - Wet Thirty third street, IN conss-
quence of tie explosion OF q fuid lamp Dsu,.ys
trifinz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

TIE meeting q tie Iaiisn Aid Assoc siiour A.
COOP iDsiiuis g, r'shi was ve-y ihiry attended
yst the iPtec1es O. Oi;aSs Jl1s- .,n f-l.sn chef
II hsrss' s0d Jotr Bs,son we vel vJ;t is co.
n 20 Ibey ~sr- iePete s.tn the elol1sroe Of ,ruh
AID -!mPstay io- TIE wIors-d AZ sppre sd. A.
IL, 100 IRE 70 peak t5i' evening a. = meeting in
P1i-4-e p-is, Se rye re !-asns olaz-ps q "a.
ciy . attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE BRooKLYs WATER CELEBRATIOS.-The NJ
ncpa authorities Jersey City have received and ssPtsd sn
viau % participate 10 The Wstsr Celebration OF Brooklyn
o. the 9Th OF the present month and the Common Coun at
their meeting directed the City Msss 20 procure carriages
for ia; purpose
The Pre- Department have also received an Invitation snd
Mr. Frrreh Chef Epsnee La, notified such peaie 10
snd 70 n OF; 20 repoI: before TIE l0tA mat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

senoe With mush scutensss sld esaTrees e any OF
the council a. the b>r.
Horace Swami, brother-n-lsv Ct Mr.. Key, and G.
W. Lur1nsD, uncle Of Mrs Key we're present N Court
TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

NEw-JERsEY PIIoT CONSEQUENTIAL meeting
Of the new Board Pilot Commissioners held IN Jsney
Cfty YESTERDAY Capt " kogsu elected Pesdsui AID
Tess lrer and J. ~ Corneson Secretary. Sae Pilots
ported vessels broush: in dUrnE the pas; mouth and y
aiken 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

OPPOSITION CITY COSyESTIos.-The delegates 20
the Oppo.;ou City Convention Of Jersey City, me; this F
eay evening FOR the purpose Of making uomnacni for City
Ofceu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

TIL CHARGE OF SLDUCTIoS AND FRACD.-The
oUux man Rooney who the shove chsrge
Tue,d.y yesterday before Recorder Bedford sat
o u nitted 70 jail 20 sSai, trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
Disass~rs. dcr.

BEstf,al, {, AFl .-fhe .;br Elizabeth Bes,el lpre
oa' siorSlH nov rvsey 70 ,. a1uoees her eO10n las
eu aofesly sized iEe pa.in ortsT Sac vii 'ag Or New
lOIk l. few ssya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
p,..euaer. Arrived

IL rea-hip GlasSo~ J,o@ G!asg0DJ. Blkmeyer Arthur
Brood Dckesor Mr HoDsnk sld lady, Mia Asa Gordo1,
Jno. kirtparck, and e5 10 tse steersse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

The resuasr Montgomery, Of Crornwss lee reu-
5sy morning 9~ed - the foot Of Thirteenth street tot
TIE purpose Of having Der machinery thoroughly 0vsrhsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
Special Dispatch 20 The N. Y. TFibsae.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, April 10 P. NJ.
The trial is fairly begun. 1t was not proved TO-
day that Mr.. Sckes had more than one pistol.
The prosecution is Injured BY their unwillingne"
to let their witnesses give Mr.. SIckles's remark
about dishonored bed The evidence for the de-
Tense will he stronger than was supposed They
cav they will prove that Mr.. Sickes believed bis
wife TO be innocen. up to the Saturday morning
preceding the homicide; that he became convinced
of her guilt during the afternoon; that at night ne
became perfect msdmaD; and that on Sunday be
was broken down by uncomfortable grief Tuey
.ay that they will show, also, that MS pursuit of
Key wss sudden impulse, without possibility Of
premedtation; sud other facts, which they decline
70 state, will be brought forward in palliation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
aIyIAruH ALMANAC

sIKArun ALhnAc
Sgy-Rses... 5S5 ss:s......... o:S2 Aoos-se;f.
" Hisg yaTLR
s.soy look lt:e5 Gov '.Iaas ~ BON Hell ss'e''' es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

FlRr.-The poudrette factory Of c. Vreeand at
Coy.p Point; VA destroyed By Are yesterday morning Several
fire pAniss down from Jer'ey City b.. arrived
LATE % ave tie properly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08


DEMOCRATIC CITY NONISATIOSs.-The delegates
Democratic City Convention OF Jersey City No.
ast eyellnE organized choosing joan
HeGuis.n. Chairman Rober Is. Cosr, Secretary
Conversion sted for Mayor J.coo r. Worteudyks. A
Committee waited Mr.. Wort-udyke, Who declined
scosp, the domination, aud hslalcthJgs 5. WcEwns
scoorGlnsly nominated for mat ofhce.
The following lounsteps we're s.so made:
HGl, Connini.ner-Geo Mclaughlin.
School Observation-Disclosures y. Jewell.
CeAtetor-Johl BcG1.gsr.
,s>noys-fiFIt ,ad tecoud WARDS Saus Bn3s,t; TAiri
and Fourth Hads, Roberi 3. Carr.
OTF0sIrIOS WARD NoNSATIONs.-The Delegates
The I'D Ward Opposition Convention Of Jersey City
eyeuirg and made the following nominations:
For ftGSTneI A A. HsrdeubeTeh and Joseph 6.
Edge.
chosen Frsesol1rr Alexander Wilson.
Ccznii'ieE sr g ATPea!f-I,ssc Edge
y4tuce Of TIE PeIes-Herry Holt
Vdrd Cl<rk-A. q. RsyLolds
Con.,abie,-Denris FArel AID James Wskehs1
Jsdge, Of Eiseti0H-Wilisn steveas Wn Gattins-r sn4
James Lynch.
Styreyoys IF RstrayI-yohn Drytoa A1d 81 Gersoa
Peus.6 h1,t,-John y. Brown.
Lumber Of the csseeced Democracy Of the Second Ws.d
net 9; Commercial Hal sId nominated Tor Aldermen Ae.srs
HAr den berrh And
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
SECOND DISPATCH.

" HSHINUIVNi hPTII IT p tI'
The opening speech of District Attorney Ould
was abort and very toerable although it is con'id-
cred un,killful. His reference TO the provocation
endured by Mr.. Sickles is taken a. an indication
that this fact will be admitted.
The weight of the testimony to day is, that three
shots were fred before Dir. Key fell, and thst
the pistol was snapped once or twice afterwa'd.
There j, ne evidence ss TO the number Of barrels
discharged. The District Attorney is already
nearly through, though there is another witness TO
be called to prove the shooting. The relative po-
stions Of the prisoner aud the witnesses were such
that Mr.. Sckles could hardly hear half the testi-
moDy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

ard econ Oasises va provided for them 3. he Ma
tionGl Hotel.
The Attorney says he VII c'oee the case ior
D,os~cut;ou before nccs tomorrow.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

Ee carr hat petition . shout oe:cy
presented TO the State Legislature Of Mass,
tcr aid o p-0rTte 7npts accommodations
FOR he very a:e-esting ana ruiz vaiuaois
collections 3t Natural History, lads oy
lie gctentIac and Amerlcarizss -ouss
twns.lE. His 90. .'ectIon now 1Iou ars 70
some hundreds Of rhosuands of specimens,
ma Il many resrects lighe rasst ssissE.,s
he world. An entire te-ofec TO sc,.
ence, with no lime 10 maze none-,
art!ess rs a ch Id, aas already collected
such 4 'urd 4 &nowtrdgc. hat stucez:s
Ercm the Old world .urss come % aIna fer
Instructions IA -ooioZT aHr is rrh i've
lepar. maat.. How tew vii 5s aS.a o
reasons why ae would acr
cave ne emaG salary 81 go, ana sccecs
The annuity II -. 900 tanrc, with senate
-iai aonors rom Louis J-ro.ecu. Ths
practical nau aeed not sa- ae a derausec.
feg there 8 10 Gcuca lataod n u!a lad.
TESS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

TAR Play FOR PRINTERS We have
a nInd to set this 10 II capitals aud lesvc
/. standing lt he aeau 8t q co!amn: I d
great ruth compressed 10 4 small SPACE
The puhiic hare fuaaT notion aoout
printers They think It costs nothing 20
cuff. advertise, &c And -ae aud another
vii sponge an extra, = pnT, - 7ome
benevolent advertisement. Tlev forget
that i ) printer uk that aakes niue
,enths II heir immense fortunes. They
forget that il axes money to ray coul roS~
itora--ta 1uv nix. tvre snd 1aper--an1
lasriv, a~eu forget 10 think rgu Tor work-
ing for nothing ~ sratu..ously putiag
sEeir 8usgnets
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02
SPEAKING As rhe~ FrEr-FhI

SPEAKING ~ rhe~ sEEL--Fha DEM
oc-atIc press throughout he State arc
9as I approval u he 2-esident's ~cto 4
- Agricultural College land Bill rhD
q iii grproprI2te. The psstv, whoss
.eauers denoHaee tar-.ers anss aDorers N
':he nnc-sIa.s II soeEes7,' rad rho,
Ehi5s they profess I desire % zee ahs
pubic anas most benefeiailv apprerrs,-
te1- -Htase them - tree Hcne- .9r sr.s
Eahorers, sannot 3e expected 10 care anv-
thing bout he education II +arraers, ~
sAelr interests as 4 Lass If course thers
could 5e no 5biect n = t.ssimu.at.on =
such interest ~ he Democracy 4 ehe-
10 not really pozses. : i 3 only prcp-
er hat the farmers North shoald unner.
ssana The matter
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

psopls- None .aInk The oestar O. IL Tor
.nat We seen-ouiy for what We re Il
d not from inc furniture ttae our pleas
IRE IN life ID % come; cut from con-
seiousnras Ut r'xn; doing. Let the laner
IIfe DC right. and he outer life viii sure
" &c n yuss aarmony In the humble
ancaesof virtue there IS mere resi harri.
asss than IN the palace home of the unjust,
the seihsh, and wrong ioers The senti-
nent Ls 3id as he World: bas i, must come
nome TO every heart as some time in life,
with all she force of m origiaai uttcrance
And let : so come to IL nov. aesr wife"
Ana Ghus ID lid come. This little Il
rerasnce showed them an aspect nj things
nat quiexeneu their better reasons; anu
- smart remained laug enough 20 give
e the power of a monitor n all their II.
Ter lives. They never erred again in this
wise. bor Ewa n three 7ears more the
oid carpet lid inty N their neat little
parior, and when Is vas at asst reniseea
oy . new one, sha change WA made tor
their own e-es. and not for the eyes II
another Home .Hagr==ac.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

D0xs = Dc ANT froaD % ADvERTrsA4
-. J. EaGs~ogrh, Druggist, Webster
City, las sold 3rer 4 aa14ssd io!lars
worth Of Bragg Arctic Llniuent during
he asst eight ~ zen months: Drs. Biz
sell, DrugG.s,s. For: Dodge. have bcec
constantly Eapplied with he same srfieis
daring hat lime, aId nave rot ao.c
enough to psv he freight n .sn 7stties,
Ir Bragg advertised The artic!a IN Tes-
ster Jltg, 5ut refused % 10 L q Tor:
Dodge. Nut see -F'a~r 0o14r S--tiss.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

There are 1,.-9 Tram shops Tc~
Igrk, or one for every eighty u he COP
z.atJ9n, rouug md otd. ~ he whols
number, Iast sevsn.T-swo pav decent re-
spect O .aw 70 procure license % sell
Intoxicating dEIaas. less than 0ne u ia
bundled. Il - afic.aiIv stated hat p
Is1 ct these drinking zaioons pursue the,r
traffic on sunday and It 4 w estimate.
the sum Vt sl.348,oa0 - axpeuded =
taam ou he sundays 0t ~ear
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

Tie session a he General assembly
finished vIrtaally--.houga act -,r-ao.s-
.q--an Sato-dar, n q manner veil worthy
Il Is inception and achievement Da-
ing tho morning he members smnsec
themselves ~ throwing parar 5a4ls a,
each other, aRa a tie afternoon ~ max.
II characteristics aIg-er speeches. q
be meanwhile he Governor wound %
4 -rand srrec ~ riding ais horse into
ia owr narioE, ana trying nth Ais fars-
seet a tune Ipon the .aaEa.--fir< u
,aga.xtir!- 10. DEM, III.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02
~ : south G4roliaiau, who .htnk,

sS : South 54roliaiaa. VINO thinks
Il oest 10 let Caba alone, proposes ,thro
tbs Charleston .lcrrurv, 20 cur shlp
canal through he Bealasaia of Florida.
and thus, 5F making great stand for
ert ata ! secona Cuba vhicn
shall hereafter command the urIs II Mex
ico, aud forever aensraiizs ne Spanish
sic IS ! strategic point. When that sa
lore - sh-r'+ rcd Tbs hr stfrss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

/ roanr Ian 5v ne name 0f 2nscn
shot ! man bv he laEe ii Magic, .oaas
months ago. Il tie streets u GAscsgo.-
! EGs IN 1neu. shameless murder. md
without fair 7retsxr Il 5ustiacation-~-
acquitted. ana the jury acccrtec taelar,.
satson extended to .hem ~ he 5ather Il
he crta.laai, ana spent The aight 6 a
drunken car5asal on viae aud 7cer !. he
I'D 3rseh's aouse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

The Governor If Missouri mas comnn-
I'D sae sentence ct death agalnst Iraut-
@etn aaa LeEte. u g. -oa4s, s5r sas
nuraar # hugh 1awuc~s % lmprlsor-
saant Gag lie Llnr seaaGrs VII reaaem-
Der that this vas the case 10 which three
barber BOYS zarroted 4ua -oobed n IL
iau.a irovpr ws4ia Sitting, = .naIr % Go
shaved
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

ge~er sagzst taa kiaaaes whian ethe@s
10 F3r m. 1or remind others q: he
kindness r-risa ~~a 10 far rem.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

Idier, -hy lie dsvn 70 dieg
8sst<r run than rusx:
Hsrx! thsiark sings in he sky-
Die. when die tAou must;
lay Is waxing. tesres ass shaking:
gsxssr rab taan rusx
Ia the srsys here s,ssy ssssxA-
lessss ruH than russ.
orssa. psrnara IS hunger rr-os:
Die. rnea lie thou uamss:
asn ere moving. bre-xss blowing.
lssser ruc sh.n russ
Asn whe viii not ~erx saaa -sas.
Aaugn- for aougtt~ i. Iasa;
Non's %, unss to. ~hea no ant
lst.sr rub saan russ
bess are dying. aiosa 10 ayiax
letter rua Than rrsI