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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
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SEND IN YOUR oRDERM
Pricess No. I. $25; No. g $50; No. 3,
$35. Manufacturing Machines, $35 to4O.
FAMILY J Manufactured and ssld 1t
SEWING Wholesale AVID retail. at pr.
MACHINES, c.s within the reach Of eve.
VI. ~ family, and adapted to all
kinds Of ecsrsc and 6ne work. ,
Agencies wanted ia all counties throu sh.
out the Northwestern States, BY 2. va -
CHlCACOSE Hing biACHlNECO.
FAMILY "hich have the ghes, tea
MAsAINES, their favor from families and
the public press. They will
run backward or forward, making smooth
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
FAallLf Oar Machines run with a
SEEING rubber friction wheel, dong
MACHINES, away with the stretching and
annoyance Of belt or band
dc-ideratum which has long been sought 10,
Our Machines have q straight needle and IL
guard topreyent breaking thus requiring no,
more than one needle in six months common
use. Made by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO
Family So simple in their cons.ruc-
Sewing tion that = child Of tive W
M,ol,;, wears can work them with
Machhes, ease. Va warrantt { seam
secure though .,esy third .tich be cut: the,
maze - stitches per inch. strcnger and hand
s"n'sr than any sewing done by hand Sold b>
,ChAE AGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
faunly That vii Hem, Stitch, Eel
Sewing Ga,hsr. Embroider and
N.oh;, make two different stitches.
b"dyipg ell the improvements of the age a,
prices varying from $25 10 500 each, mad
"''I CHIC S 2eo SEWING mAcn1sE CO.
Family } Oar Machines are used
Sewing thro"ehost the country.'gv.
Machines, "ss th.m aod a.. 10 vniost. sIv
the most economical, beat made and cheap.
cat in use. Aperson thoroughly acquainted
with the construction and operation Of all
kinds { sewing machines viii always bc IN
attendance, aud ready to serve al who wish
for information in regard to our machines, at
CH1CAG SEWING MACHINE CO.
Family We will furnish circulars
Sewing with full and expl,c:t d:rec.
ions tor using airo, explain
Machines, ng their mech. uical con.
strnction and giving the most satisfactory ey
dence ofther superiority in many respects.
over oil other Family machines. -
Patent We have the Universe
| Universal Ilemner. adapted To- ali
Ir' kinds Of machines Price
1emmcr, IS. they vii. be sent b,
mail to a"y one on t receipt of the above.
Notice We after liberal discoun, l.,
70 parties wishing an Ageney Or
right Of sale ct our Machines
! Agents. With small investment OF
capital 4 profitable business be read " estal
lished. All sales to Ag"nts, with discount
must he invariably fr Cash
N B. Oar Machines Il stand on table
and are worked by treadIe
| r%On remittance Of $25 we will send +
any family q machine. per return Of express
.kdreSs. C. H. COOK. agent Sewi Ma
chine TO Oitice.-l24 l. Ike Street, up stair.
Chicago, Ill.
Orders taken at the Plaindealer Office.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
To Persons oul of Employment.

A GEMS WANTED TO SELL. THE ERIE
AsEw,Nc MACHINE. We viii give COM
mission. or wages at $40 per mounth, and
expenses paid. This is a new Machine, and
20 simple in its construction that child OF
ten years can learn to operate it by half an
hours instruction. It IS equal t. any Family
Sewing Machine in use, aud the price is but
Fifteen dollars.
Persons wishing an agency will address
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Co.
n506w MILAN, OHIO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
SHERiFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA

STATE OF IOWA
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
Z day nt September A. d. 1860, at three
o'clock p. m 10 tbs front door Of the Cour,
House. in the town Of Vernon Springs. and
'ouuty storesa,a. viii be sold at public auc.
ton to the hehest bidder for cash the fol
towing described property aken on an exc.
cution issued cut Of the Office of the Clerk oil
the D;stric, Coart Of said County, in favor Of
John Who.ehen, ard against Lyman S. Peck
r. wit, the east ha'f OF tho northwest quarter
and north west quarter Of the north.wes,
quarter of section th;rty-one, in township Nc
ninety nine range thir,e,n west Of tho 5th,
?. m in the County If Howard. State Of Iowa
to satisfy said writ Of execution and all accru.
ing Co t..
SherifFs Office Vernon Springs August 10
1860. fnly2.4tI
P. r. SEARLES, SheriE
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
- "A x + RS
.Ague Cure,
vox rHx SPEEDY cuas o.

n..tst.ns Fever, Chill Fever. non,b
Headache, and bilious Eev<rs, ind sej
for the whole class Of discas e. nri la.s.
ing IL hillary dsrsnge inert, ss":ed ~
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which. while j: cures the above complaints
with certainty, il still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy il invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prev il Ia.
"CURE" expels the iniaslnatic poison q FEvAk
Ann AoUE from the system, and Irtvects :he de-
re!opment Of the disease, il taken Oh the tirst ai
pr"ach Of its prernon'tory symptoms. Iii not ooly
the best remedy ever yet discovered tx ;his class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for dollar ,rinsai, within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts, where
Fxvxx A~D Aaus prevails. every cooy should
have it and use il freely both for ard rrotc-
ton. A great superiority o: this rsm.dy over any
o,hes ever discovered ior the speedy .i'd certain
cnre o. In,e,rcitents is ha' II contains 10 o;ninc
or mineral. corseq 'rn'ly produces no 4uis;.m or
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonstt"-
tun. Those cured ny il left ~ healthy ~ i'll
they had never had the disease.
Fever snd Agus is not alone the c"ns+c'"cce I'll
the niSsna.ic poison. A great variety oi ci>or-
ders arise from It's irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RheMmssisn, CGn' Hrdn0"ht. fGEo-
ness Tcothache. EnrGchr, ca t'a. AsthN'a, Pol
pisa.ioa, Fri*tM! A11rHtoa q tts Spleen, Hy'tcr-
~. Pain IN IT, Bcsc's, Cote, Paralysis and De-
ramgessrMt Of the St"nach. all Of which. whcn|
originating in this case. put OF the intom;. mt
tine, or become periodical. This "trIE exp, 81
the poison from The blood. ad consequent: c,i''a
then. all alike. /, il All nyalut b. pro,cc;:oa
immigrants andperspns travelling? or ,e..porari
residing in the n,alarors districts II taken ccca
sionally or daily While exposed 10 the ir 'sr.on
that will be excrrted from the system, end csnuo
ace,.nu!ate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis
ease Hence il in even more valuable 10! pro,ce /
ton than cure, and few sl ever .,trr FROM Inter
mittents il they avail themselves Vi the pro.ec,io
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. &C. AYLR T. CO.. Lowsll, Mass
SOLD 81
S.LAWvER.NEw OaEaox, and ~
Dealers in Mediciae everywhere. So 6m
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
HARNESS SHOP.

ri S.AfREs would respectful , announces
- % she public that hs is now engaged
in the harness busin ~ in New Oregon and
will promptly attend to oil calls pertainins
70 his business with pleasure au1 vi exc.
cute anything in his line on the most reasos.
able termS and in neaat and durable ma
Shop on Main street, over S,urxss't;p
NJ 6iva AiMa ali r
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

A SIGNIFICANT SlcN.--At the
Convention in Baltimore we visi-
ted the Douglas Delegation from
Alabama at their room, and found
them figuring at the number of
niggers owned by the seeding
delegation from that State. With
all their blowing and striking
about security of their rights and
protection Of their sla.e property
the twenty delegates owned by
Yancy, owned less than one hum
drcd Riggers, while the Douglas
delegation, who has no slave code
and go for nonintervcntion, sum-
med up over twenty-five hundred
slaves. A single Douglas dele
gate from Missouri, Mr.. Davis,
owns more slaves than all the Sc
ceding delegates from Louisiana.
Col. Golden of Georgia, who
would not secede, but was for non-
intervention. stated in his address
to the Conventsvn that he owned
more niggers than all the tlunky
delegates from that State. The re-
al slave owners, the solid men of
the South, want non-intervention
and union, and they will have it
The code seceders and disunion-
lists are bound to be put down in
the South, not by Northern Abo.
6tionists, but but by Douglas Dem
scrats. Cleveland TO- Plain
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
CONTAINING
Simple remedies, easily OBJ.
tanned, for the cure of Disease in
.ht5 all forms. ava
PROFESSOR HENRY 5, TAYLOR, NJ. D

IS
PROFESSOR HENRY 5, TAYLOR, NJ. D.
1t Tells You How to attend upon the sick,
and how to cook for them
. how to prepare drinks Poul.
f tices, &c., and how to guard
against infection from Couta.
gio.s Diseases.
1t Tells You OF the various diseases Of Chi d.
ron. aud gives the best and
simplest mode Of treatment
during Teething, Commissions,
Vaccination, Whooping.cough
Measles, &c.
It Tells You The symptoms Of Group, Cholera
lnfantum, Ollie, Diarrh9a,
Worms Scaled Head. Ring.
worm. Chicken pox. &C., and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
It Tells You The symptoms Of Fevr and
Ague and B lious yellow. "
phus, Scarlet and other fevers
and gives you the best and
simplest remedies for their cure
It Tells You The symptoms Of Influenza
Consumption Dyspepsia, Asth.
ma, Drorsy, Cont. Rheuma.
Ts' - s ti>m, Lumbagn. Erysipelre, &c
aud gives you the best RENE
dies for their cu'c.
II Tclls You The symptoms of Cholera Nor.
bn., Maj snant Cholera, Small
rox, Dysentery, Crsmp. Disea.
ses Of tie Bladder, Kidns, y
and Liver, and the best reme-
dies for their cure.
1t Tells You TIE symptoms Of Peurisy,
Niumps, Neuralgia. Apoplexy.
Paralysis, he various Diseases
.-... of the Throat Teeth, Ear and
Eye aud the b. t remedies for
their euro. .s
! I. Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy,
a Jaund &c. Piles. Rupture, Dis
... a.. eases Of the Heart, Hemorrh.
axn. Venereal Diseases, and
~ Hydroph"bia, and gives the
/ best remedies for their cue
| Il Tells iou The best and simplest trcatmsn It
..s for Wounds, broken Bones,
and D:<iocations. Spraina, Lock
! Jaw, Fever Sores. White Swell
| -s ings. Ulcers. Whitlow., Boils,
! Scurvey, Burns an. Scrofuls.
L Tells You OF the various diseases peculiar
| to Women and gives the best
and simplest remedies for their
| cure together with many val.
ushlc hints for the. preserva.
ton If the heath.
The work is written in plain language
fire.. from medical terms, so as to be
easily understood, while its simple re-
cipes may soon save you many times the
cost of the book. 1t is printed in clear
and open type: is illustrated with ap-
propriate engravings, and will be for
war,lcd to your address, neatly hound
and postage paid, on receipt Of $l.o0.
5000 4 YEAR.
Can be made by enterprising men
everywhere. in selling the above work,
as our inducements to all such are very
| liberal.
For single copies Of the Book, or for
terms to agents, with other information,
apply to or address
JOHN E, POI TER, Publisher,
No. Gil SAMSON Street Philadelphia, Pa.
n IL sm)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

- Asy ed;t.r o. pub r4ler ise,t.,f Il
Aktve ad,crtsreSt flefe' ysrI .Lsn nr
ire in payment thereof T,renfy boilers wsrth
Of any kind Of Printing Ink, for sslc BY
Messrs Day & Bro. ofthis city, at cash prices
The IEx to be subject t. the publishers order
. the expiration Of every three m .~ths; eacs,
publication 70 b cent regularly, add e-eed 70
byin%sy's Nv xsttev.' - ineAlb +
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
DR. k.USTAV LINNARD'S,
TASTE RESTORA ALIVE TROcHES.
THE GREAT
Substitute for Tobacco.

(%It il = we'll known and incsntroverta.
bic tact that uss Of Tobacco il the promoting
cause Of many OF the most severe -
Mental and Physical Disorders,
To which the race Of men is subject, ~ care
full analysis and long and CAREFUL experience
hare clearls proven that it contains certain
narcotic and poisonous properties most dam
gerous in their effects, which By entering ia.
to the blood derange the functions and ope.
rations Of the heart. causing many to suppose
tn It organ to lie seriously diseased. -
Tobacco affects also the entire nervous e,s-
tenn manfesting itself-as all who have used
the nox'ous weed will hear test m ny-in
Laasitude, Nervous Irritabi'lty. Water Brnsh
Dyspepsea. and many other disorders Of .
similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES
Are designed to counteract these baneful in.
fluenccs, and have proved completely success
full in multitude Of cases and whenever
used. Being harmless in themselves they ex.
ert beneGeinl effect upon tho entire system
| restoring the taste which has become vtiated
or destroyed by great indu gence. completely
removing the irritation and accompanying
tickling sensation Of the throat-whch are
always consequent upon ahsta'ning from tbs
use Of Tobacco and by giving = healthy,
tone to the stomach, invigorating the whole
system.
Persons who are irrctrievab'y undermining
their constitutions and shorten'ng their lives,
nh auid nae these Troches imM. diately and
tA%~w II the injnriaus and unpleasant habit
LOT Tobacco Chewing.
These Troches or Losengers are put up in .
convenient and portable form 1t the low price
Of 20 cents per boz A liberal discount to
tho trade. F
Prepared safely BY the undersigned to whom
all orders should he addressed. zoe
JAMES F. BOWERS. Druggist
Cor. ID 4 Race Sts., Philadelphis
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
1+A' NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY
TO-. $3.50, 1880, 1880.
Sc WING n 4 & HIN ]

TIE simplicity. 81 MI actnes~ and ''earty
machine. make il u general iavorie whev
ever it has been used al who exam n
., onounce & better adapted t" msc' the
49, WANTS. OF A EMILY,
Than any other machine now
ST soferad to the puhli
a5s Il THE PRICE sElNa
Gal. sig 50
Brings 1t within the reach Of al AMI
NO FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT !
Many who are now using, prefer 1t to III
high priced and complicated Machines.
It sews on al kinds Ut Fabrics from the
nest mus,ia to the heaviest tall cloth.
J. It uses straight needle whereby.
break my of bnth thread and n eile, - co
mon, Is eatirely prevented.
Con,iete dir.et ems e,e furni.hed, at
ton to which will enable pe.soas who nev
saw the u achine to work It with entire y
EVERY MACHINE WARRAS
af@a ED.
q A liberal diseou", to W1o'ossie D,alerl,.
and Agents.
JOHN IT THOMPSON. !, TR0MPS0.'
B.nksc Ter 4 stat;oner 4
W. w. NORWOOD WORM cd.
Watch Rcpairer and ,2s MAJ" ST.,
Engraver. - D'''aq 'e, iol
ORDERS taken b. ". r. MEAD. It
PL.1iNDEALER U1;es. i4s!y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

JUSTICES B!aaks Il every description fur.
= nishsd, and ior sale at this Office, very
oheaP. IS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
White Slavery.


Five or six hundred working
girls have been compelled, in Lynn
Mass, to strike for an advance of
pay. The facts connected with
this movement present further
conclusive evidence that there are
free laborers in the North in
condition Of AFFECT want, unknown
to the slaves IF the south. The
New England factory girls are
we'll worthy the sympathy mani
tested for them at the meeting of
the working girls of New York.
Developments were presented
which should reflect scorn upon
those who professedly compassion
ate the condition of Southern
slaves, while the white girls toll
under their very eyes for forty
cents a week, the price of binding
sixty pair of shoes. The former
legitimate rate of shoe binding
was six shi!linss dozen. Much
indignation was expressed at the
New York meeting, and a SUBJ
scription collected for the aid of
the sufferers. The false doctrine
Of aboli,ionism is entertained mere
~ as convenient garb to clothe
the nakedness Of the oppressive
conditions in philanthropic abo-
litionized New England, and
exaggerated evils of black slavery
are held up to screen the really ex
listing horrors of New England
white slayery-Er.
Every President Of this rcpub-
lie, down to the year 1928, was
taken from some one of the origi-
nal Thirteen States. At the pres
ent time but one candidate (Mr
Everett) is a citizen of an origi-
nal State. All the others-l.in-
coin, Breckenridge, Douglas, Bell
and Houston-live in or about
the Mississippi
Always speak with politencss
and Difference to your parents and
friend. Some children are polite
and civil everywhere else except at
home; but there they are coarse
and rude. Shameful.
Nothing sits 50 gracefully upon
children, nothing makes them so
lovely, as habit2al respect and du-
tiful department towards their
friends and superiors. 1t makes
the plainest face beautiful, and
gives to every common action a
namelcss but peculiar charm.
MY son, hear the instruction
Of thy father, and forsake not the
law Of thy mother, for they shall
be an ornament Of grace to thy
head, and chains of gold about
thy neck" -PRovERps, i. 8, 9.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
no PRINTERS.

NOR sac ct this oikes very eAesp, . cot Of
- Chosse 0uitoAje ~ Z eevso selunA -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

Fsua.s> VIE vaiu> health. skeaM - wlihes1
tless liKs They purity ths bleed, sAsruesisns
81 all tioAs elearss he ssin of al ppes aaa ensehss
and hris4 the rich color o heath to The pale cheek
~ Tie Plants a.A Herbs OF which thess Pills AZ
made. ibcover~d h very sorprisins wy asong
tire Teaueans, tribe - AAevispss Mssies. Get the
Almanac Ct ae~at and you vll rod With draght
i.' ve.y Interesting seeoast d eoatass sfths 6skA1
MErs,>x" II d. katsos.
0hserve.-A< ksa~ss;a Heva FNs yas sp
6~ast!fa: FrHN~ EirA no ~s!asss 20 riss Gn~ k~a1
a a. e@ss PER bs All een.sns, AsW Us sitssatsTs y
B. L JFENt!S 4 Co rocA t.a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24
JVD 8 O.1",
Mountain Herb Pills,

.,or, .. ,....n, 49,. ~;.h ,.,s... ,..,... a.,
r.. 49, - a.. .,.e.s -. w..
,hs w.. s"i~, us~;., W., LII er, = fun ...onrt =,
.,, qua III. $3.50 IN AM ,..mrh.,. ,,s A,,r.....
I.II-G. 60, 49,. $50. q. th.. pri.
r. .S...- - S..e...--. 80 =. ,.l.o.s. 49,.
tai" h-rs Pills has .pcnt the greater Part Il HI. life n
E's having ,es "rs,y every e o." 1.,sa. ne
the Rocky ap, Of and /, vas thus that
the I. N,,rxvA,s Hx.s fy,Isr vers diseovpred verv
intervening arcount Il MS adventures there yos will an
N ,.,r A,rs>,re s,.i n w>h@s.
n n An ssA>bIshej act that all AtasAaes sssee fteu
-
lAPCNE BAOOO
-~,,, =. .A.va, s-,.. -. ..h..ni,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

G. c. CO N T.,
L.. I'D ill.
ss h. n: !: q:
ss.sssNA asS
- u IS 3 500
DEALER IN
HARDWARE IRON,
81 7 3 /
Agent for tho Sale #
FAIRBANKS seals,
AND
North Wayne Scythes & Axes.
Keeps constantly on hand full asssrta,ent Of
IRON AND 0TmEL.
Especial attention 10 requested 70 The quality
oil tho -....
Refined Peru Horseshoe Iron,
and the 4. Y. +. Nail Rods. Is
Also " the
PATENT SEAMLESS THlARLE SKElNs
Tie best a.d hea West article Of tho Hind.
BLOSSBURaI Q AL,
otths best quality, il Any quantity.
| 4oust Griu;mngs, in
GREAT VARIETY.
Carpenters and N.llwrisht Tools
Of very emperor quality.
Agricultural implements
OF all kinde.
ANIMAL TRAPS.
For catching anything from q Gopher to a
VOL r.
PURE PARAPnaNE (KEROSENE,
0 ! |,
tn. best and cheapest Light yet msnutac
tured Il cannot be exploded A full supply
Of Lamps. Chim"eys and Wicks' just received
Oid Lsmps altered to use this mi.
Anything in the Hardware line, not in stock
will he furnished to order.
Call ct the sign Of the
"BROA AXE"
Before purch asinc elsewhere.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

b. l. JUDSON, 4 Co.
SOLE. PROpR OR 8,
No. 80 Leonard Street,
NEW YORK.
- Agents. wanted slvays-Asdre~ - sSevs. ~
Sold by !oHx S. LAWYER New Oregon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

Before purch asine elsewhere.
McGREGOR. February 18th. lss0vi
THEGREAVEST ISCO VERY
OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO CHEWERS!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-08-24

1~It il \ well known and 'ncsntroverta.
bic fact that uss Of Tobacco il the promoting
cause Of many OF the most severe
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

resorted to a scientific name, SIN
very much afraid that I've got tho
tethyasaurns!' ai noj sg nj ...Ew
Il shouldn't be at all surprised sale
the ever ready Mrs. Dobbs l had il
when l was young.' EE9]@t2sa ID
Though it was with great difficulty
that he cou.d resist laughing, Bob con
tinued: -4t.-.....1 u
Il am suffering a good deal from 9
sprained ancle.'' ,ssi,ss51.s.s s.rags7r, F..
Then you can sympathise with me-,
Mr.. Turner. sprained mine when ]
was coming along.' faa'.t @stt
But that isn't the worst Of it, =. u
'What is it ? asked Mrs. Dobbs
with curiosity. -. -. -.
4 wouldn't tell any one but you,
Mrs. Dobbs, but the fact is'-here Bob
groancd-sI am afraid, and the doctor
agrees with me, that my reasons are
affected-that, in short, I'm little
crazy!' .a1gg s4i%9 sr as.an iii
Bob took breath, and wondered
what Mrs. Dobbs, would say to that.
Oh, Mr.. Turner, is it possible ?
exclaimed the lady. It's horrible -
IfreQuently have spells Of being out vt
n.y he<td mysef"
Bob could stand 1t no longer he
burst into a roar oflaughter, which
Mrs. Dobbs, taking for the precursor
"f 4 violent paroxysm Of insanity, she
was led to take hurried leave. =
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
THE FIRST NAVAL GUNoOF THE
~ - REVOLUTION. ind hg.

At Marietta: Ohio, lrepose, the. ire
mains of almost all of those noble men
who planted New. England civilization
at the mouth Of the Muskipgum,---
Among the monuments that speak of
the olden time, the traveller will find
inscribed as foilows (: s..Commodore
Whipple, whu fired the first gun of the
Revolution upon the ocean, a9ijiIoq
In that dark l,our which .stried the
souls of men, ''when all seemed, lost,
and the very power. and prestiage, of
Great Britin was actdalfy rfdic,hed and
secuted throughout the whole Of Eu-
rope, Commodore Whipple standing
OH the deck of an American vesseln Of
war, applied the torch to- that cannon
which first announced upon the .'monn-
tain wave'' the DEGREES Of the Cont
mental Congress ae .f.ne5 ,.s.oas,r,
Few persons speak ofWhipple Rows:
long years have passed since he was
laid in the beautiful graveyard at Mar
ictta but there will ever he some to
remember him and the gallent barque
which dared, in the face of the whole
British Navy, to ride the highest waves
of the Atlantic, with no other banner
at her head than that which had, been
batized in the blood of Bunker Hill and
Lexington Cincinnati Enquirer.