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County Council.

There will be meeting Of the Coun.
ell, p. of H.. ct the Court House in
Upton on Saturday. Oct. 4th, 1873. q,
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Each Subordinate
Grange In The county will be entitled
to two delegates.
tits to be hoped that full represen-
tation will be had, as business of im-
portance will come before the meet.
Ing. NJ. F. RIGBY, Pres.
H. w. BAILEY. Sec'y.
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Regular meetings OF Virginia Grove
Grange will be held on Tuesday even
ings on or before full moon.
w, G, BUSTER, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-09-25

The time for holding regular meet
ings Of the Coon Creek Grange Ia on
every Saturday evening at y O'Clock,
r. M, on or before full moon.
JOHN JOHNSTON, Sec.
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SPRINGFIELD GRANGE meets regu-
larry on the first Monday evening OF
every month ut o'clock.
J. GEIGER, Sec.
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Pleasant Hill Grange will meet on
Friday evening. April 18th, and 90
esch alternate Friday evening there
after, at Pleasant Hill School House.
Sugar Creek township.
J. B. LAUCAMP, Gec'y.
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The time for holding regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange In every Sstur-
day evening at u O'Clock on or before
full moon. B. BURROUGHS, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-09-25

WHITE PIGEON FIRE INSURANCE CO.. vii TON.
OvrrcrRs-THO's H FIsHBCRN, Pres't.
d. L. WILSON, Vice Pres'L
c. r. FURST, Secy.
d. HEDGES, TreMs'P
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-09-25

Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening at p n on nr
before full moon.
w. T. ROBINSON. Sec,y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-09-25

Master-A. b. SMxpLEY. Cresco. Howard Co.,
Lscturer-J. C. ABBorr, Clarksville. Butler Co.,
Secretary-wA DUANE WILSON, Des MONIES,
Treasursr-N. L. DEvIS. Des Moines.
CHI m Ex CONF. n. SHANKLAND, Dubuque.
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Covers Ferry Grange, No. 235 will
meet Saturday evening, March 22Dd,
and each alternate Saturday evening
thereafter.
H. GuNs0Lus. Sec.
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Regular meetings Of York Prairie
Grange are held on the fret Wednes-
day night Of each month at the York
Prairie school house, att o'clock P.
NJ. Visiting members are cordially
invited.
w n. blair Geo.
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Spnngdalo Grange No. 1877 meets
regularly every Saturday night on OF
before the full moon at-thcir hall In
Springdale.
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Prairie Belle Grange, No. 275, will
hold regular meetings on Saturday on
Or before each full moon, at "A p. NJ.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
GEO BRITToN, Sec.
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County Executive Committee.

Chairman. JOSEPH wEAvEn; Secretary, II. w.
RArIRY; JOSEPH DowNIHe. CKAs. p. FrRsf.
SAMUEL YrLE, WV. L. McCRosKEY, W. 8. cHAsR,
Joax CLANCY, II. A. CCsTIs.
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Do next session Of - State Grange
Tvs viii b compossd Of one dele
for each eight gsangss, or . por-
y ave 10 . county. So the Grange
not b over one-thIrd the number
! ysae.
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COOPERATIVE STORE OF WILTON.
OyHrcKRs AND DIREcroRs-
THUS BOOT. Pres't and Treas'r.
CT FURST, Sew
D. +. BLAIR, A. J. CRAWFORD, II. @. WITMER.
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STEALING TIMER
REV ARD.

WILL. paw any person ffteen dollars who
l. VIII furnish me Information that viii
be the means OF cow letting the ,hjeye. WIZ
cut and carry away Timber from nv prem.
~. sm%S JOHN II EScHER
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|Oos shstrace faith In The people was
1sngshened by the result Of the GU
contest In Massachusetts.
btler, with al his wire pulling and
b msohinstion. came into the
lniuatlnG convention In the minor
LOT which he hsd no sooner be-
y fully assured than he sustained
rspusstion - . taeticlan By grace
Withdrawing from the contest.
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Tipton-w. L. McCRosKEY,
Clarence-SILAsS IMPsoN,
Nechanicsviile-HA HAIRY BAoLEY,
wilton-W. A. MOORE.
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'sDSYcHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections Of any per-
son they choose, instantly. This simple
mental requirement all can possess, free.
BY mail. for 2s cents: together with q Mar
riage Guide, Egyptian Oracle. Dreams.
Hints to Ladies'. A queer book. 100 00o sold
Address T. WILLIAM CO., Publishers.
Philadelphia.
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Agent z. C. I. Association.
Local Agents.

A. FaERnAx. Round Grove. Scott coanty, Iowa.
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NJ uScatinc Market.
Davenport Market.

DAVENPORT, Sept. q, 1873.
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Upton Market.

TIPTON, Sept. ~. 1873.
~ A AvN Arnr.D
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(Continaoyd.)
CORRG0 De LA IsLA.
Gssayama, 2 de julio de 1873.

Muy estimado amigo: con motive de
haber salido para Ponce la companfa de
veteranos destacsda en este pueblo, el se-
nor comandante mihtar dispuso que los
voluntarios hicieramos Ia guafdia de la
csrcel de este distrito, que verdaderamen.
te necesita Ia Wig lancia de fuerSa armada
por custodian los presos de los oncs pue-
bios del disttito actualmente aigunos
criminsles: ocho voluntarios IN cabo,
pues, hacen dicha guaEdia relcvSndose
cada veinte cuatro horas, siendo esta Ia
segunda vez que los de Guayama presta
mos esta clase de servicio.
Es de suponer, $40 embargo. lue dura-
ra pocos dias y que pronto 10 compania
de veteraoos que sali6, sera reetnp!azada
con otT8; 81 ssi no sucedlera debelnos con.
fesar nos haria muchtsima falta, va por
la seguFidsd y confanza que, solo gu pie
sencis inspira todos los vecinos, "a
tambien por ell movimiento, anlmac.ony
buenos servicios que presta y los mayo
res que pueFa proporcionar en- eaeos de-
terminados. Anoche mismo q Do haber
sido por Ia trops, muchas cssas de Qua
yama estariau probabIemente & estas ho-
ras reducidas cenzas
A Las doce y media de la noche ell 30
Lido de las campanas y los pitos de los
serenos, anunciaron & la vencidad que Sc
habia prendido fuego en- algona parte, y
en efecto estaba quemSodose la cociDa de
una de las cssas de D. Jose Casablanca.
N.o.k-on k.o~,a .ofloJna o.o ap a0na
ilos momentos estaban formados para
emprender ga viaie hacis Ponce, viendo
el inminente ricsgo que corria la pobla-
cion, dejaron embellishments sus tuslles,
y arrost' ando todo peligro y trabajando
como le0ues, iograron nC ain mucho tTa-
haio, aislar por complete el voraz e'emen
t.. Los in1lylduos de la henetnerita Guar
4 o civil, SO presentaron tambien desfe
los primer1s iuatantes Y unidos oa pr
meros, hc'eton esfuerzos sobrehgmanes
para ga yay las cases veciuas DC una ruina
segu,a. Los ro.untar.os el pueblo cate
70 eoncurriefo7 igasimsnte d.n1e siaoa
eli pellgro, socu fandl tod as IL ia
clones de las autp id4ie., Sc +cg' que 10
tuvieram1s qge lsnentsr 70 sYo;ss iesgra-
cias } ye,iias da cof.si ieracio1, cona ha
socedido Jtraa veces.
Ssria de lssaar q ie alaetnal m4.icip o,
estuiiara ssr;amente el no - = i,raa de
pojer apagar % aesniiJ desie los pFi
me % moments, toia vez que 90 teue
mos aiug1n aparato ie !,s de- 81. Ba6o-
las, nj aiaciera uoa mala bombs. que 10
taltara por 10 menos aqua Ia poblacion
De da = de roche, iuayo-mea.e cuaudo
coa may POGO trabalo y POGO co,to pode
mos laclmeate teoef,a go Abu ldancla.
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GACETTLLA.

I.~~amsa - ma HIRE @-Ra BaSrsiena
IL .i.cu.asonrna eoosiuE6 lve is23I fsa
n.t .;ae Il ah'igp IL Il ggaFnicloa ifar-
csMa, Y ainpa.isaoA Goa Ii paFalan De l0s
ieeantAdaa clca n hip. 10 San Lu'a,
aus gaarr.e'aa i etaiad conjal. Nj ama-
~ vpseoai T. 10 II Hsas, con aianse &C.
pss4l ds tas vop4s ssaaecaas, ~ saliF de
4 e.lA p.blAeioa. Do i / fcrnshia VII
a4r ''pAfA caasrf4ar ii Efaa4stsi3sS en-
M4ser go hAatAeAg e.esfo s8i4al la : IA
40. ID - nisA II. .obsaaan rsas nsnco
h.snhssss. psss lsa J4sAas@gg aa, klss i gssss.
sAss n gaAsI. ~ y axeessfa #sa3.a PerFe-
asaalsm - aaA.sawa 80 - I~aa~@. -
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naa sa14isg 49, tas - SCI - essAA pseas
- 81 - pss2nE la4s4s .. 4oEsago ID
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ss.afAn naY eoassfss 80 = ps A9ssssaaA.
IS sAass Aa salAs Z a.aaassA A.sssss - 1 IAs
gefsnsas 4 - ssssafAs rs1ss.
m~awv@.~ wsmea@~. m@s1xaa. - a~sa.
sAssssss asAss.aAs - &c Aass Eea - 7
xasAa pass 4tes - $50 &4aA1. y. AYes
- - - - - aatsfa - + ssfea se
ssaassesa " gaesaas. 4es ss*aba sss5g@ii
Be - gssgAA - go - - a4A ssssssexs
A - esaA NMA ssa i - q sAss 90 -
ssA ! - u - So - y ssss1sss. j -
j AMas@s : saeskas &e.s3as - - -
a~eeA So ! - - AAs@ @eSsAa = -
$50 ksesa - = sAaa. ssAsmzs - rus 80
e g. = $50 Ass asstA
49, ea.assk i = sA kssEs ssssa = =.
.sssA esss - - eAsas s4gsa - y
! - - ssssa s. - - AskA
= ~ 80 sAaaeass ssA sAssss 49, sxss =
-. #seA - ssan s j 8awsAssa -
aaa suaA - ssssAAss y sAssas
wa~4N~ - - ksmm~Mam ws.Na N~wws~
&.ssaa asns sNsss - q s - #yksa ~ss -.
- esa@a& - AsaAeA 80 gAfss asxs
- - asx@ 80 go G. IS.
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poder, tomar un color de atbitraFiedad
completamente repulsivo 3 nuestras con-
.ciencia. Gobierno legal, venlamos denna
legalidad 8 fbamos 8 otra legalidad. 81 las
necesidades de la situacion alguna vez
NOS obligan 4 separarnos de les aleyes,
querfamos que fuese en- virtnd de incou-
trastabIe fuerza, y Sque estuviera en- esa
fuerza incontrastable nuestra justification
y nuestra excusa. No nos precipitemos.
No queremOs ganarlo todo en- IN unounanto,
para perderlo todo en- rin dia. Conservar
Ia libertad es mas diffcil que adquirirla.
81 Ia llbertad Sc adquiere .por Ia energfa,
Sc conserva por Ia prudencia.
(Continaoydl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11
REMITIDO.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Fgardo, Julio 4 de 1879

a. IJ6Hp, JttttV + HC 1910
My seior mio: Esps'an33 sc tirva dar
ca5da en- gu ter 6 leo, las siguei te t.
meas por 10 que e aoticipamos las grscias:
Sempre hemos sl1J ajenos 4 enrrar en-
poe nicas y nen cuando est4s pledan
atacar 4 personas respetablss; sin embargo
hoY nos venas - IL nsceciaai de CO te3.
Tar uu articu 5e La Espaaa Rldioaf,
e. que, hablando de Fajardo, dice:
":Siempre que el partido conserved Jr
presents cinco candidates que sean tan
hoarados, de tanto prestigio que paguea
guil coptrisucion al Estado, que los yc-
Gales J stuiioo qae 10 desc npehsn este
segafo que 10 rennncIaran y Ie entreg,-
rao IA adm nistraCior: de6cilIlo 10 veo".
Para contestar en'ranos p-ims'o pr
aseggrar que en el partido conservsdar
como en- e. Fetorm'sta hay hombres bon
raios anautcs IL! 6fdsn "a prospsridsd,
y que nos meFecen s'mpatias, Ahsdiendo
que ponemls en ese Case los que con
poaen n mupicipio de Falario primero,
al'i desdofo del paftid1 qae periencce-
mes, r9ea hab,Anio de hsnra conce
demos taata eaalqaiera otro pero mas &
nsngano.
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% laslylas fatress y telegrAfcas, tomando

do lasvlas f9freas y telegrafcas, tomando
la direction de Branosera.
r-Segun teIegrana delialcalde de No
noyar all gobernador de Alicante. esfa
malana Sc ha presentado una partida car.
lista de 12 hombres en- el partido del Hos
pitaI, terlnino del Pinosoy pidiendo armas.
Parece que desde Castellote ha pasa-
do alsituarse en- Monroyo compania
del regimiento de Valencia, a fin de inn
pedir Ia entrada en- aquel distrito de las
facciones del Maestrazgo.a sies a.lo1s.3-
/. .---EI brigadier VilIacampa regresarA
manana 4 Castellon, para cuyo punto ha
salido hoy su columna,
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Gefe del Detail, 3 Pedro sPastm.-Ve Bo
FL comandante Ter. Jefe, Fl0raa
AbatimientO general. do la san.
gre no reproduce los solidos del cuerpo tan
pronto como Sc agotan con los trabajos
y afanes de la vida, el enhaqueciIniento
la debilidad siguen Floiedal = decrepi-
tud son, pues enYidencia de una faIta de
vigor reproductive en- Ia corriente vital.
Bajo tales circumstances la ZarzaparrilIa
de Bristol es Ia medicina necesaria. Su
efecto es enriquecer, y vitalizarla san.
gre de estimalar Ia circulation. Es emf
nentemente t6nico y promueve Ia. dies
ton, asimilacion de Ia comida, retarda
el progreso de descaecimiento natural.
K.Os males de cOaezipac;On HI resi-.
duo do !Os allmentos recibld0s en- ell est6.
mago dehe ser regalsrmente despe1idc, 8
i0evtablemente lie seguira a'guaa enfer.
'nedad. 81 no se tonan mediias para ali
war Ia preston s8bre Ia organization vital,
ocasionada por Ia sglomeraciOu de cruda
material iod1esta en- 81 estdmago abto-
nen, 10 congestion empieza, las cons
cuencias las mas dolorosas peligrosas Sc
pucden eaperar.
Is en- estos casos que las Pf!doras Ve-
getsies AzucaFadas de B'istol s1n de suma
utlidad. Las 1os sustancias vegetables, po-
deh!ina y leptandEins, de las cnales son
en- gran parte compuessas causan la bills,
el sperit vo de la naturaleza, & correr ac-
tivamente, y al mismo tempo dan toao
regplaridad al est6mago y ios iutestinos
poi ID operacion de otros ingredIeutes.
De este modo se cura ell estrehmiento
completa, y Permsnentemente.
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"Qas se.n tan hoaradoa'

Para Ia euessioa de honraie2 seria pre-
clso una inf1rnacion de huepa vida
eos.amhFe y - h clerA rsseoa3enos SO
afs.noa 40 uaneha - ningan consep'o
hasa ngrstfos tA.tsfabuesoa: 30 aaorGios
. ssceiaF,a 10 mismo 4 los sen3res DEL
Muu,asptos 4# r0K
sDe tanso ptess gio:n en- esta paEte con-
csiemos la preiereneiA al paFtido refoF-
tA lA gloria, atendido que d palabrs
90 - primerA acepcion lleva sobre .. el
dbs9 So asgshs, ilosoa,y "a 60 ests
pate dsfcnoa qae el paftsdo CONSERVATION
no IT. usAdo gsgnca Il engAEio nj ha teoi.
4o ,anks eoereiorea politicos dc o6cio pi
pea. .psrss0s smhaeeAaOfes para hacef y
sssseaaAd DO IL ialA.
sawAs lgual consslkncienf. el psTtldo
~ atrsfasa - ha llAmsAo siempve demo-
sstA pogqsa psstaaesca AYsl aigun
Ae4asa'Adn, 90 paFece iusso qae ss % ele-
-. ssfia akAeAr aanrilAs dortTlnaa ala
il s0assa - Del snss.no Jes9tfiaso: retues-
~ s1aagsp ael eansllp por 4 oic DE- ura
- - Na sos saYsasaremos. ea cAafk. mn.
81 nenss, . saroF1Arnus cue aUn cuan6o
~ a4.sa segFnsoss niagano Dc noaoiEos
y - So eoshns lahldua l0s srabaios
a. Aaasgsaa inEslsres, dAado pog olvidadas
- sAss - AeAAa IL sAagre que este luio
80 rsasase asesnna ssn ernhAfEc Tue hay
- eosssevs1osess Que pagan nas
esr eaessa aaa - FAdieAlea conceiAles:
u - 4 fspAfFa qee ~ ntensa.
&C. ssse masixa soaasnea Il gusso ds
.aaa ~. sss Aisetsasm0s ). ,.
On s u
Mmsslsaa IT So ID. AZ n Cssya- =.
g.sasas1s fsssss.-~ kiskaAag AAlfes.
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MOTIvOS.
NUM-.

sPor indocumentados. s...........-. q
Eor foOO". IL
e ~ Efu6- -. u
Profugess de sus destinos .-... q
Por juegos prohibidos. dos.----..-.... 80
For usar arrnss Sin licencia 8
~. aVi noIiuas. s.-...s.--.... .-...--.. .
Por embriaguez. S
Desertores Dc preside. -........
Iden del ejercito. o..-............. j.
For sOspechosos -.-...---......
Auxilios g. Ia autoridad ........... 26
A particulares .....----.. =. !. a
POr resistencia 4 Ia fuefza armada.
Incendios que So ha asistido.... 9
Iufractores de bandos. dos.-.....-- 40
Prendas extraviadas y recogidas. 2
Por incendiarios. --..,--..... L
1876
Puerto-Rico, de julio de 1s73.-El
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-11

GAILCIA LAS nosicias dc 20 peri6di.
oicos O6ciosOs son los siguiautea:
"Las facciones dc Gal.cia han aumen.
tado. In Castro Verde - ha psassnsado
una Partida compnesta dc 100 hosnhscs.
que 90 han llevado 53,27l n. "a L rocnn.
dacion dc contribution dc eonIribuessnss.
Una columna do caFabincroa enviAle
en- sn persecution cruEo algunos slsua eco
Ia faccion citada. Se hA cnviaalo us.a Co
lumna de A6rcia para activAr i psssesa.
cion.
LA parsidA u mando ds O.sseds.
compuesta do unos 30 4 loo hornbgr..
entro anoche en- QuirogA, lIavaaauss =
mas dlnero, habiendo aalsdo a L.
cuasFc columnas en ~ psrsecuesoa.
--PALgxciA y vALascsA. 49,.
peri6dicOs diccn:
Aver - ha preaansade a ralsn~E.
una partidA Dc 50 homheua. eaplssasNsl.
por Francisco Sanchex, - i ranA.ag 1.
barFuslo llevkndos !, 90 = flnssIll.as,
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mselaae 1T 80 ID. ~ a Cssya -
asuuw.ls f'auss. sissai AA3fss.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

could not be taken through hollow
glass. Accordingly he lined his hat
with two linings-one OF orange yell
low to arrest the chemical ray, and
one Of green to arrest the heat ray.
Thus prepared he went where the
rays Of the sun were m ost intense
with perfect impunity. 1t Is we'll
known that the negro is seldom or
never sunstruck. The color of his
skin over the skull being Of the or
ange yellow may assist in accounting
for the fact. I practiced upon this
suggestion all last summer, lined my
hat with green and orange yellow
paper, and had confidence enough in
the truth of the theory to neglect my
umbrella, which / had never done
before. I mentioned it to many
who tried it also, and in many cases
that came under my observation
they uniformly asserted that the OPP
pressive heat Of the sun upon the
head was much relieved. "-Er.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19

How TO PREVENT SUNsTROKE.--
As we are soon to experience heat
ing term the following specific
against sunstroke, may save from ILL
ness and death many whose occupa-
ton oblige them to be in the field or
out upon the streets:
about year since saw In a
newspaper an account of case of
sunstroke, written by the party HIM
self. After suffering a long time
from the attack, and having to con-
siderable degree recovered, he expe-
rienced suffering even from the rays
Of the moon. Thisled him to the re-
Election that IL was not altogether the
heat Of the sun that produced pros
tratiOn; After much research he dis
covered that the injury came from
the chemical ray, and not from the
heat nay. He was guided to this by
observing the fact that photograph
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Where British Emigration
Goes.

It appears that emigration was,
during the last three months of 1872,
more active than usual, since no few
or than $4,000 persons of British orr
gin sailed from this country, as
against 3O,753 in the same period OF
the year preceding; and here once
more we are confronted with the fact,
though the majority Of emigrants are
no longer Irish, they still prefer the
United States to any of the British
Colonies. For the last four years en-
igration has been on the increase
from England and Scotland as COM
pared with Ireland, and yet out of
an aggregate Of 2li,00O emigrants for
the whole year, $4,000 threw in
their lot with the American Union.
Canada and the Australian colonies
altogether only $1,000. OF the 10000
not traced, we suppose certain por-
ton went to the diamond fields /;
but it is singular, considering the
manifold prospects offered by our nu-
merous dependencies, that the Uni
ted States should be SO exceptionally
attractive. The truth is, probably,
that our colonies are thought want
ing in one recommendation or an
other. New leland, for instance, in
climate, soil, space and promises, is
everything that could be desired !;
but then it lies at the remotest end
Of the earth. Canada is close at
hand, but the Canadian winter is RI.
gorous, and the aspect Of the country
generally less inviting. On the other
hand the United States appear to
combine all Observation-Disclosures
territory, suitable climate and Access
ability. Besides, the emigrant has
all the resources Of a we'll settled
population to rely upon, and the va
riOus wants of forty millions Of citi-
zens multiply indefinitely the chan
ces OF employment. London. Times.
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