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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-09

THE Ar1XHr1c MONTHLY FOR AUGUST offers
a fine variety of interesting articles. "How my
New Acqnaintances Spin" is an interesting ac-
count of the silk producing spiders of South
Carolina-their discovery, habits aud uses,-by
DR.. Wilder. What did she see with y is very
singular story founded on facts, well known to
the Inhabitants of ----, Mass. 1.-THE Great
Doctor, Part H." gives the conclusion of Miss
Alice Cary's absorbing and touching story. "A
lover about rave editiensof 1nInous authors.-
Passages from Hawthorne's Note Book give
continued sketches Ut Haw thOrne's life In the
Old Manor at Concord. From the "Chimney-
Corner Mrs. Stowe discourses OF party-0iyinu
and party-going, and how to get ont q both
very gracefully ana pleasantly. "London Forty
Years Ago, contains John Meals recolections
of remarkable events, scenes and persons in
the English capital. - Year in Montana" ia a
very entertaining paper. by Hon. Edward b.
ing HIS observations ofgold- mining and miners
ut Virginia and other points in the territory
Prof. Agassiz contributes another graphic arti-
Gle on tnef9ee9s iIstMy IF the Valley Of the
fine poems are furnished by James Russell
Lowell and Bayard Taylor.
TIckNoR 4 FIELDS, Publishers.
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DAIAt q regular meeting Of the Town
Council of the town of Upton, held at
the council room, August 9Th, 1865, the
following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That the Marshal be in
structed to suspend any action with re-
gard to enforcing the ordinance requir-
Ing him to impound cattle running at
large during the night, until further
action by the council. sr* ness" IA .+.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
Published for the benefit and as = CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN ard others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, DC, supply
ing at the same time THE MANS SELE-CuhE. by
who has cured himse after undergoing considers
bic quackery. By enclosing post paid addressed en-
veope single copie free of charge may be had Of the
author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,,
n6yl Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY.
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A CARD TO INvALrDS.

4 Clergyman, while residing in South America a.
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by hansfu! and vteou<
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this nohle remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
the Afieted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for pr pairing and usng this medicine, in 4 sailed
envelope, to any enc who ueeds il, rRsE or CHARGE
Please inclose . post paid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
Address. JOSEPH IMAM
nSisis Station D, Bible House, New York City,
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States hear something very mach to their advan-
tsge By return mail Gree Of chsrye by addressing the
undersigned Those having fears Of being humhu sged
will sblige ~ not noticing this card. All others will
please address their ohedient servant,
TuOS. r. CHAPMAN,
vlSnly sSl Broadway, New York.
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va Drake 4 Covington are now sell
ing their large stock of Dress Goods at
Cost, to make room for their fall stock.
We would therefore advise all of our la
dy friends to give them call.
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C. L. CHAMBERS. J.F. KENNEL
DRS. CHAMBERS g. KENNEDY
lave associated themselves together
IL the practice of Medicine and Surgery,
the period of five years. Office one door W,
of Mcnamara Belts drug store.
Upton, love- May 8Oth, 1906. e.s!sa.s ,-ss.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
diseases OF TUE URINARY AND SEXUAL
II Systems-new and reliable treatment. Also the
BaIDAL CR.MsgR. an Essay Of Warming and Instvuc.
i"n. sent In sealed envelopes free Of charge Address
mr.. J. SEtLLis Hot aur0N, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. n32yl
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~PThe Mason h Hamlin Cabinet Organ ..
forty different styles adapted to sacred and secular
music, for $40 to 5000 each FlFvy-ONE GoLp or
SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums award dthem.
Illustrated catalogues free. Address. MASON HAM
LIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
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SO successfully practicei of late i'm Francs
Spain and America. He has been engage
several years in travelling and successful
treating people who linger under old
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WIN. ELLIOTT.

the CuuIrry treasurer, in the court nousc..~
Upton, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1865. n36v1
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INSURANCE.

T7HE AMERICAN INSURANCE
i 20 COMPANY OF NORFOLK. MI. y
" G o R p o r ATED 1919.
Capital 49, -fQ' 100000
Authorized Capital. st,oOO,6O6
j. G. Deming, President
John D. Whitehead, President Franklin ssv
ings Bank 4alt 2fy sA- lfl.i1. --el
|, Gilbert g. Walker, President Exchange Ma.
c. L. Cole. President First National Bank. o.
C. II. Rowland, of late Rowland q Brothers. u
John D. Gordan, of j. D.. Gordan 4 Co.
Bankers t i-isiH' -iHaH97 otfo' Gat
Joseph R. Spratey, Director Mer. Nee. Saw
'is.ii-2-1 Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. & Nee Ex
W. T. Harrison, President Mer and Nee. Saw
6. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison Co.,
Bankers.
George sangster, Esq, J. E, Barry, Esq, A.
character taken at lowest current rates, and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office eming's Insurance Building, corner OF
Main ard Commerce streets. 'A j
TIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
Il INSURANCE. e7o'i
j. c. EMF G, AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
sasa .1gt NEW YORK. ,f -
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
/ " Company, NY. .H g.
t-q and Marine Insurance Co,
Home Fire New Haven. VIII
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
.s-aR. Company, N. Y. f; +.
National Fire Insurance Company,
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Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
lsB~ Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
l. J. C. DEMING, Agent,
Office, Deming's Insurance Building
au 26-6m Cor OF Main and Commerce sts
Ha7F INSURANCE AND TR UST
I Capital, $1,000. 900. 2.
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, $l64, 900
T. WIN. B. ROGERS, President.
WILLIAM d. 'REY NOLDS, Vice President
Simon Stone, W. W. Wing,
George Sangster, Cicero Burruss,
tlIewis Webb, Cyrus f. Staples,
W. H. Barry,
| S. s. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Z WIN. H. C. ELLIS, ESQ.,, Counsel.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
+s COMPANY. s4 +.
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-
sonable rates, ana with BANKING privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
principle, allowing 4 per cent. interest on
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods.
Interest will be calculated on Balances JULY
1st., and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit, and to ten days prior
| to Withdrawal. st - s.
Will discount paper, purchase and sell, ex-
change and transact all and any other business
appertaning to Banking. Regular business de
uosits received and solicited -.
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building known as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va. ~
may3l-ly .e i
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SPARTA CAROLINE Co., Va,
March l. 1866.

Nh. A. H. NETwoN Dear Sir--I wish to in
form you that purchased bottle ofyour Cnicka-
hominy Filters for my sister, who was nearly
dead with the Chills and Fever, and after her'ta
king half a bottle she was entirely cured, and
has not had one since. write this in order that
it may be published, that every one who may, be
suffering from Chills and Fever can be cured h.
taking Chickahominy Bitters iJcea u sGa
Respectfully, yours, jio A. j. DUNN.
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5.q CHICKAHOMINY BITYERs.

Thousands who have used them need NO further
evidence of their value and happy restorative
powers, The effect of miasmatic climate upon
the human system is to produce loss of appetite,
debility and geDel al prostration of all the vital
energies. By the use of CHlCKAHOMfN1
BlTTERS perfect health is restored in. az few
weeks Those who are unacqua .nted with tie
merits OF this new remedy can be fully satisfied
by consulting the annexed testimonials from those
who have used the medicine themselves q OF in
their families AMI recommend them to the CON
fidence of the public. sc 7t
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INOR PHILADELPHIA.
II NORFOLK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Il STEAM PACKET co.
: One of this well known and popular line of
Steamships, composed ofthe
Steamship ALEXANDRIA, Capt. Allen.
"a NORFOLK, Capt. Vance
Will until further notice, leave Higgins Wharf
Norfolk, every SATURDAY at I'm for
PHILADELPHIA, 4
and leave Philadelphia every SATURDAY at
IL m. ~ n .
For freight, at low rates, or passage, apply to
TH0S. P. CROWELL eco, Agents,
z may26-tf Higgins Wharf, Norfolk.
RFOL AND RICHMOND
IN STEAMERS.
The magnificent new and fast steamer
q JOHN SYLVESTER
CAPT. JOHN A. POST,
Will leave Norfolk from the wharf foot of Roam
oke Square, for Richmond and intermediate land
ings on James River, every Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at O'Clock a. M, re-
turning on alternate days.
Freights taken at,low rates. ,4i 4a q
Apply to the Agent on the wharf. lq4 jyI6,
SPRiNG AMP |. SUMMER -,
NEW YORK d VIRGINIA STEAM
1fatH y SHIP COMPANY . H7,107
TEE Il OLD TT M Z
THENIAGARA1. 49,
GEO. w. COUCH, CoMMANpER, and
SARATOGA, Ssgg.s
A. L.. KING, COMMANDER, ..
Will leave their berth at Smiths wharf, Town
Point, hereafter at 3 o'clock, p. m. .:f',5
The NIAGARA will take her departure every
ny ESDAf evening, and the SARATOGA every
SATURDAY evening at the hours above indica-
ted, ard most pleasant and delightful route is
afforded to travellers going North.
Elegant State Room accommodations are affor-
deg and the Injuries of our markets in the wa
of fare.
The rates of freight are reasonable and accom-
modating. b. . n ~ -,i.I !, t7'--s
For further particulars, apply to j. il r-e.a
isarqa J. NJ. SMITH 4 BROTHER, I
a.cg4 .tfa2 Agents, Town Point,
may2tf -- Norfolk. Va.
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The Church Hntosligcncer,

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All communications should be addressed,
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The Weekly Ncvvs.

This pager. containing twenty. .four eo,.
u:ans, tfanscript Of the "DAqIT TiISS.ss
will be publishes every Tuesday morninr
and mailed to subscribers at 81. 90 per ans
mum. 1t will contain all the Political Com.
!meroial, Agricultural, Financial and Other
important news, and will be specially de-
voted to the advancement of tho intercsts or
our Agricultural apd Mechanical OF labor
ing population. ''
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DAaLE CAROLINA TIMES,
BY wARING & HEBRON. /.
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Tor each insertion. Adyertisement,. ~,
limited, will not be discontinued without a
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sept 1906
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The Chester S,nndurd,
BY GEORGE PITHER.

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YNE TNl-WEEKLY NEWy:
hexfO-LcItCr from Captain N. +. Marry
Advice TO Immigrants,
OFFICE Colonization,
l3, SAN JUAN DE LErRAN,
MEXICO, Feb. 9, 1866


letter inquiring, like many others, about
Mc%ico, with the view of making it
their home.
You know its geographical. features
and The tame OF It's mineral wealth Irs
soil Is OF unsurpassed fertility, and its
climate after you begin to ascend the
tablr lands, is as delicious and healthlul
as,t'e heart OF man cah desire.
The Empcro- is ruling wisely and
mildly. Thsif Majcslies are beloved by
the lmperiilists AND respected By ali
they move as freely among the people
as the President Of the. United Safes
ever dad in days Of yore. The Empire
rs continually gang ground. Enter
prise Is abroad-many works of'internal
Improvement are already under way
and about TO be Commenced. CAPITAL
rs leaving It's hiding places, and the col.
nmnS OF the,newspapr press are daily,
aud ior mouths have becn, filed with
the.namrs Liberals, who looking upon
the Empire rs a success, ana then canse
! as Il failure, have laid down their arms.
ana ar giving N their adhe ion. -,
Property and lie are daily becoming
more, secure. AS an illustration. the
, doors of the house in which live are
without locks non do ever take care'
even to shut any Of them before 90 TO
.bed. fTruc, there is a ratcro below, but
The building is an oh convent. inhab.
teii aud lrrqnentcd by hundreds of peo.
PIE who are not barred lrsm each other
by.nmy iastcnings
Ihc impressions abroad about Mexico
are very erroneous. With regard to
III" inquiries in behalf of our frsends
MH9 ,iy, g5s!sS i .sy e s2a e tbs l9ysly land
They can Gn9sdesiraJ,o locations in
any climate they please, and suitable for
the Cultivation oi any staple they prefer,
or he missing of amy kind Of stock. AS
TO the most Profitable branch cfagrcul.
:ural inlusiry-thaC varies @bh the
loc,iiry-the variation dcpemding as
well upon.the convenience and circum.
stances OF the market as uion geographi-
cal conditions, Ow;nglo tie want of
roads, naviga5ie rivers and.canals inter.
iml transportation is tedious ana e'xpen.
sive, and cxpQrtatior difficult Hence, in
one part Of The Empire tn, snr,Isla
qas not becn unfreonemIv nrcsrnteJ Of
b.eadstulIS at famine prices While in y
hrIGhhorinG department they were vast.
ing for Want Of cenSlimcrs.
The most desirable locations, there.
fors, for IMMIGRANT ; who arc "wrIl tn ~, "
(;tnd sliis is tie class lha, mus. lcod.rh.
way), are ON villa. nav be cailrd ,be in.
icrirdpcal belt Of Mexico, within which
Cordovn and Jalapn are situatad mis-
is sort of:s:eppe, or slop, wfseh arises
from the low lands Of the coast, to the
various climates which are to be found,
IN all lntcrtropcAl attitudes, at the
height OF from 1000 to 1000 feet above
the sea. Wttlin this range the climates
are '"oSe 0! perpetual summer they
are e., ,''a''y ana dehgn'lM'
''ae StepPeS 'nc'rcle the Empire on
AlEN
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REVIVED!
A fE W SER les or
=" THE BAPTIST BANNER. -

WILL BE COMMENCED
on SATURDAY. rnE 9TH Instant, AT Auous-
ia, GEORGIA,
BY the Former Proprietor.
AM happy in being able TO make tho
above announcement. The banner will
bePublished every Saturday.
gks Subscriptions are respectfully So
ioitsd. $500 per annnm. Address
\ JAMES N. ELLIS, Proprietor,
:. % Each newspaper in Georgia and
Soush Saroline will please cor. twice, and
send oiu TO j. N. +. sept 28'G5--2
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WINNsBoRo s. g, TUESDAY, MORNING. MARCH 6, 1866 4

attend to tho business of the office. He
il earnest in the cause, and has now in
hand guide book for immigrants,
which will soon DO ready for the press.
The rainy season commences. in June
and ends in October. Immigrants
should not come a.r!ngthat time.
Yours, truly w. F. MAuRY.
Imperial Commissioners.
HO FOR MEXICO.
NOTICE TO EMIaRANrs--rHE "ronxs
COLONY. a5
The Imperial Commissioner of Colo.
nlzatlon is hereby authorized to dispose
OF rs (twenty .fve) square leagues on
land (loS,459 acres on my Hacienda
OF L,mon, situated off the Panuco river,
m.the Department of Tamaulipas
giving gratis every alternate section
(640 acres) to man with family, and
800 acres to an UNMARRIED man, with n
presumption right in each case to as as
much more at 81 the acre. 8"
will give, also gratis, land for a
town, as well as for road l6 yards
wide, travcrsing the entire Colony from
North to Sonth. 10. TORRES.
MEXICO, February 9th, 1866.
OFFICE COLONIZATION.
l3 SAN JUAN DE LETRAN,
3@ MEXICO, Feb. 10, 1866.
The offer of Mr.. Torres is mos, prince.
ly.g The land is situated in the Haus.
teca country, ou tho mountain border Of
the.tierra callente. It is said to br
healthy, and is admirably adapted to the
cultivation of coffee, sugar, cotton, to-
bacco, with the whole list of inter,rop,.
cal fruitsand productions. It is also
good stock country, with an abundance
Of timber. The Panuco River is uay;.
gable up to it. and boats are running on
that stream. Provisions are plenty, but
labor is said not to DO very abundant
the usual price being 37f cents per day
Those who come from any of the
Gulf ports, should take shipping direct
e- '--,-.el.;..ss ..-A a.l =. 80.
later than the first or middle. of Nav On
account the rainy season which com.
mences in June Emigrants are adv;,.
cd to send out their pioneers to exam.
Inc the land, select their homcs,eads
low. '' ~ ioi'
Ihe Collector Of the Port of Tampieo
IS authorized to afford them all The "a.
'1'l 'I'l''es, @ privileges and rights granted BY
NJ. f. MAuRr,
r., Imperial Commissioner
Colonization Office M.~;oo
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The RnselIiUc,.cer.

fVhLishHD WEEKLY AT ANDERSON O. "
... by HOYT & HUMPHREYS.
"A 7 Three Dollars per nnnnm in Un;tod
year In specie.
RATES oFADKERzISLH0
Adyertisoments inserted at the rates Of
Hhe ~ ponar per square Of twelve lines for
the firat insertion, and Fifty Cents for each
subsequent insertion. Obifuaries and No
rage Notices charged for at those rates.
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r., Imperial Commissioner
colonization Office, Mexico.

l
larEACHMENT AND ANNoYANcr. op
THE PRESIDENT. -Wo understand m,
meetingsof senators and Represen,..
t,vea was recently held secretly at ono Of
the principal hotels in this city, 10 take
measures to impeach the President In
th's connection the subject OF the ret,ra.
cy OF the Secretary of Secretary of the
was discussed in an animated and anerv
manner 1t was. we have reason TO bs,.
move. boldly and defantly assorted the
PRESIDENT dare not remove this gentle.
man, however he differed with him in
ms policy and views. The temper Of
the meeting was highly excited and er.
a,spcrated at the thought. It was imnu. !
dsnily insisted upon that tho secsetarv
OF War must remain. 10 embarfass the
PRESIDENT, and of course annoy the M.
tr'otlc statesman fortunately At tbe
helm OF national affairs. we warn
these insendiaries against pursuing furth
er their wickedness and macbinat;ons
towards the purpose indicated.
I Washington Union, 2sM.
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John Fletcher M. tHai,,bI l.,a r,,a,.
%.n ~ tne onlted States District court for
!; Ga'"a'"'s, died ~ Ssa Francisco On ri.
uay 'as'. He' formerly resided; in Ro.
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a HARD sESrENoE.-We regret to
near that Mr.. Biggers Mobley, Of Ches.
ter well known in our District, has been
sentenced by Military Court to nav A
hne OF one thousand dollars and to three
y, years imprisonment and hard labor, in
inc pen'tentiary, for shooting an,f
wonnding a negro. A''u =
IL IS reported that the sentence ~
has been remited Nv
Ledger. W. y
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lhe Legislature Of Iowa passed =
!1'nt 70 resolution on Saturday approving
tne course OF the Radical Repressn,ss' s
tlves and Senators IN Coneress u s,.
taln'ng the Freedman's Bureau bal ,na
repudiating the Presidents vs,S veto ~ anu
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MaXimilian's Abdication.

A telegram from New Orleans receiv
ed at Washington from reliable source
says that Macmillan has given his letters
Of abdication to Marshal Bazaine. 1t i.
also believed in New Orleans that Max,
imillian has sailed for Europe. There is
general belief in our army circles that
there is to be such state of affairs
brought about in Mexico, that it will re-
quire large army to be sent from here
a messenger left here last evening with
important dispatches for General Dix,
who sails for Paris to day. General Dix
IS instructed to inform Napoleon that the
arrangements entered into between the
two Governments in regard to the with
drawal Of the French troops from here.
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Accident.

Mr, james Burke, former resident Of
otroudsburs, aud an employee of the
Del. Lack. d Western Railroad Company,
was seriously injured at Del Station. n.
J.' on Wednesday evening of last week.
lie was engaged in fixing something
about the caboose Of the train Of which
he was brakcsman, and while under tbe
car, the engineer, without previous no.
tlce 1t is said, commenced backing the
train. Burk was so badly jammed as to
break his lett thigh bone, and his right
leg, below the knee, in two. places. He
was otherwise badly bruised, but, we are
pleased to learn, that the prospects of his
recovery are good.
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Another Factory.

There is some talk among our capital
lists of another factory, to be erected III
our borough, probably during the coming
spring, to be devoted, principally, to the
manufacture of hosiery. The project is
yet in embryo, but we hope it will soon be
settled, and that ere long the new concern
may be talked of as thing that is, instead
of that is to be. We shall endeavor to so
post ourself, as to be able, in future num-
bers of the Jc6ersonion, to lay the matter
before our readers, in more understand
able shape. The mill already ia opera
tion is fast working its way towards a
good paying Investment. This should
certainly encourage US in the labor OF
building up this section of country as q
manufacturing and, consequently, prospe'
rous business center. If we would ever
emerge from the position of mere ham
let, we must do it through means Of the
spindle, the loom and the forge. Fol
these a good Providence has most bounti
fully provided, in water power almost
unsurpassed in capacity; and in the close
proximity in which we lie to the bes
markets for the purchase of the raw ma
terial, and for the sale of manufactured
goods, we have the strongest incentives tt
Investment and work. There is hardly
prosperous New England manufacturing
town possessed of advantages equal tt
ours. Why should not ours be made use
of?