The Tipton advertiser. [volume], June 07, 1856, Image 1

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Wells spiokr, proprietor.
V O I I I
1HE TIPTON ADVERTISER.
shed ereiy J-atnrday Morni-tig, in
Tipton, Cedar C:©., io»a.
EDilOR'S & C0IMIN(, ROOM 1NTHK
COt'UT HOl\SF.
(I* iupi« Office with the County Jud*e.)
E S
CtfpjT ifW) paid in advamre, $1 SO
do. paiu witlim six months, 2 Ou
do. paid at end of tli« ear, 2 5o
Liberal deductions made clubs of five or
s»rs to one address.
tLATE* Ot^AbVERTiStm
1 column 1 year, $.,o no
do. ti months, 30
LEUJll SO ll KS.
I square 1 insertion, $1
Each additional insert'n, per square, o0
I square 3 Mouths, 4 00
1 d«. ft month'. 6 00
1 do. 1 year, 19 00
i do. 3 months, 5 (K)
•J .to, tf months, 8 iK)
i i!«. 1 year, 12 tto
fPJT Oee square is IXline* Iwrkr.^PJ
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TIPTON ADVERTISER
0 O I E
Having purch.. a ..*d sufficient se
leciiea of water..«!, ii. Publisher nw pre
pared to do licarlv e'sery description el
Xj a. i wr
mmz
Ih satisfactory minuet i uixl can famish at
sk rt notice,
ros raits, ai'ii -v t:is CAKDS,
11AM. ttlbLS. VISITINO UIM,
iiae CLASS, IMVITATION
I'AMFHI.ETt, BAI.L TICKETS,
toNCKRT SIl.LS, LAW BLANKS,
•MM. «iiivr»,s, Herctrrs.
Uc cd 1, Bonds,
O I I A'L A K S,
«*f every kind executed wi'h neatness a..d ici
p.ttch.
COLOCICO pinNTisro
,r*
A o n e y a a v
%nd Molicitor in lliuticery,
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Atieiav} uud iouiiHcllor at Law
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JOKKPII I.II»K1,
OTAKV I'.ihlic, l("iic-tcr, Iowa.
k» the I'ojl Office. vinl-ljr
in ATE*.
'HAYER
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Warrentwl.
00
de. 3 month*, 20 (V)
Halt column 1 year, 30 (K)
de, months, 20 (X)
de. i months* 15 0(1
Quarter cofun.ti 1 yetr, 18 '0
4*. months, Ik 00
4m. 3 months, 8 00
Office
JtfII llt'BER,
ArLAWN
i U I I Y A N O U N S E O A
V)fllce ». hi* residence near Tipton
Cedar Comity, Iowa.
ttli:* H. UA4 1.1:1.
I I II.'.\ V AT I.AW.
«lld Justkw nf !V P,.,. c#
Tiptr-.i, Iowa.
(3TOAcewilb the Ciwtjr Jule« ia the
Conit H«tuse. [23J
t'Hardware.iST.Tijiton,Healers
MI NTOt: ll ttlKF.HN
U)Rl G( and in ir
i-tries liili I 'ui nt*. Dye Inrutl*. CoiUVii-na
ries, Jtc. Iowa.
7 A A O N I E
TW in: ii.Eft /.v l)k 1
'as 4. .ULDiriM *.
I 5 i i I i n O i u i e e
Can t-fk. Twy«. Hard re and Fancy Notion!*.—
l%ton, JOWK. ul
€. L. C'HANHKttS,
PHYSICIAN
AND Ki.KON*, o«ce a
the Di UK Si ore of Chauthri'* & Sou, lipton
JlltlCK Tl HXfcll,
V S 1 I A A N s 1 II E O N.
will praotloe iu Tipton and vieinitv. Office, N'
t,i« inilHy row. South oftbe Court llouue. nl
J. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN WP BfJEOK.
Oflce at the Towa llou«c, Hoeheater.
Cuntjr, Iowa.
r*«». *r
Dll. W. iiUEKI,
HYSICIAN AND SITRC.EOr,
Cedar county, Iowa.
I.I AS SII
MKkCHAN'I'—Dealer4WBER.
in Dry t» ods. Gro­
ceries, Crockery, &e. Cedar I)luff*, Ce
dar count), Iowa. nl
1)11. W. H. SCOTT,
Tenders his pi ofo«si,.tial services to the peo
ple ..f Tipton and vicinity. Special attention
thrnnis
iven to cases rf lonp standing. Office at the
Store of Dr. A* Hall.
UkiKr1***1 —The i'r cult y "f Jefferson
Medical ndlepe Philadelphia Starling Alcdi
«al college ci liiuihu~ hio IVnnsyIvanui Ho*
fitai Philadelphia Dr. Hut Wheeling.
II. PI tTT,
TTOUXKV \vi. foi..«»i.Ltia
WALand
I'articulnr
A
I,VW.
ILL Purchase ui. 1 sell Ken I Instate, locate
Wan ants, attend to the Payment of
Taxes, Investigation of title*, conveyuncir^r, &c.
attention to collections. Alt
b»iii.*w intru^tod to hif* care, will Imj attctde4
with Promptii''Se and Fidelity.
(j^Olfice in the Court House with the iit
eorder. Tipton, Iowa.
WIIJJ4N IFR.
BOOK niTVDBPt,
Inwii va,,
One door east of thn Post Oifn e.
Blauk
Books, ot all kinds kept constant
ly n hand. Counties supplied with all
kinds of lJlanks Recoidsand other books for
4s*unty offices, at ehort neUce.
A K E Y
HAVImam
entered tho above hwalr**. fn Tip.
ton. I now prepared to supply i iictoinerM
with tresh bread, and all articles in my line of
bneuiess. Cake-i and pastry of every kindfur
aiahi'd to fainilii-H, or ('r pariii, ou w short no
Ucv. Having entragrd the services of one of the
••.era in the west, I fenl confident of giving
"afaction to all customer#.
110
J. CAasaaODSK.
Uu .uarskaddkn.
vmmp )f)0 ten^iiorsaj
AND
©eaeral Land Agents,
Muscatine, In
OJUe over Burnet!
Second Str
u
look-Sf(
1 1-,
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V
4Vz
n
ATC»"M
A K K
A
ik
N 1, WELLES
Second sf.. rifui :h» American j'rlf
MUSCATINE, IOWA.
Uiit'k.-, .tcwr 1V A rcjiaiud an,|
-A s 1 ct 1! leweirv
watches, clucks, etc.. of. hand. Terms
as
W. P. COWAW.
PH\ SICIAN AND SURGEON.
I Wish t« to make tbi* j,|#t 0 my luture homo
1. I t'ltn fore ton lcr my ,scrvi es to the citizens
of the T« »11 au vicinity, in th.: l.^nrbes of
the Hhui.i. wid prafiicc Pi*:*',r Surgeri/i
Supphjin-,- IkHcicnzlei t%,l Rt,nclyiw D'ftd*.
Oft-ct! ntiir tin Tfrniniauio IIott-l.
Tipton. Jail. 1, jv
A K O U S E
BY It. S. TUCKER.
ft ml Jefferson Streets.
Ciruer #f Dubn
luu*n City,
Lul'KH
f. L. Proprietor.
turner o! v. ji iui aini sccaaii iilm-ii.
MIHCATIKK IOWA.
Ki"(met "f t!* li|i n »'i xnit O.v
I'""" «»«r« Msa t-k u t9 uM tr mt vl Umii lre»
•.f ('.Ml?*.
Gtoil ft#
n.ulnuil f«
HI
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tkii ... ».
ft— tf CW|
OCII.TIK IIOI MI.
C&iU 'i i'J II.(/, ,n! I .iiu'iwf, (tap
opfutU* tin 1 I.V at i«., loir
a.
WKOB(.L LOW Proprietor.
ha* recL'iiily U-.t-i! the
I ai'ovi- |. Hotel, and rt. ir:iis-hr«I it iu
r. .-(«
Tt»««
1
i) l»*
Ottcv "f I h"
WrulfrM Sl«x« y.
i'UhU to in ihl* Hfi i Th Pngi hv ju"
This Hotel U a New llou»e wit .s just
opened for the reccf tiou »i'jru .1 l«t«f
May, 1*".•». It i and c.' iim ttlious. eiid it
lt
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I N S U A N E O A N Y
UAarroan, coxx.
huiii A. D. 1S19—CuJi
5 500,000
nilK
rulersi/nel h.ivin'4 l»e"'n ap MH'i
A gt rit f'-r tins old and retialile Comp.tuy, i*
prepared to issue policies on favorable terms.
WKLLh M'UfcK. A«eat.
Office in tl e Com Hoti-.e, Tipton, low*.
O O O S O I i
THOriN t*3 STBIAT,
Merchant*, i'urtmto i#r*.
1
he above fins keep co i-taa'1
y uu ha a full
su poly of
Dry flihj-h, tirurertm, florAnw, Vtuthi
Hat* awl C'ay», Bvott «isd Stiioet,
And all ki id of
Ciouda needed by IheConiiiiuiiltr
Jl'STStun.,
r.c
ivnl at tie llfoadway Drug& Vari­
ety :t new ,jU»ck o! Hru.i, IWedl
cinen. Painter's AKit le*. (irate
rie»i, ll ird v.ir-, Hake.-, II ,\ i i .ey No
tiouaami i'oyf. ly A
Tun
5 ,Scribe
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House Finishing
•r having located imos-eii' »u i,t»appearance
7'ipton prepa ed t.» ,!,»las-,
the town ef
terinR of aU k ir.d
Rough ca»t imitated into brick, Hone or mai
bi*,'fancy and ornamental wcrk, pl«»t
paria, i.iouluin^^, cori.ish, centers,
iialfuin^^. Ai-c. 1 am determin* ^ive
faction to all who may favor me *»iih their
patronaKO. For further laformati" i a.iply 0(
or addre- J, LEABJIART
7'pton. k'eh. l."),*5t). i.T
To the I.adies
Til* mrfhwljcne-! are now pr«|«r. 1
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold in.ished at a small pren:1
Office oe«r Swetlaiul wl S%ul» r'» for
WM.H. T«THJLI.
Tipton, January 1, *56.
8114 Vl\i S1LOOX.
Hair Dreuiti- ami Vulorfn
S 'i/lf.
If yen want a ht
J!H7GOWER,
\V. W'ATK.
E E A N E U S E.
IMTTBIUKW riXNMINU.
Ti*r«ir jc-WA.
Tip Ti
HO'ii*' a liaiber ••V'T K«V
t:*il an mo *1 my
At «ar« r-t or vm
At Uiv tin-** wh«n «»ij C'«n
ft th# It HatiH Ut tUv
41f t'HiiiitiAir Kaiffht .!:r*
|iiAM llo^r.o
Wm. Ross, M. D.
Bleetli l'llynltlMii mill *!ir««-on
It
Will practice, on tin- Ki-»
ton and vicinity.
Ifl.'f Vo., IfU,t.
Svstcm. at W ki
ii-H y
aim
From lli: Via imulti Cuhtmhian.
V Hi V.IIXK VOf UIVK l&K ST1LI..
AT MBB. •. BKLLK OLiKB.
all that che«r» th« long, long hour-.
Vis »il tit «t makes u- glad
y to think you lovu ute slill—
i lies why «tioui4 I Ui »a-1
i knuwaat what of j^r or
I h: future lists for
Vet while tlicm weary mik lei U
|0w
^'5 l°'V('s'- A snare of patronairi is r.,
spectfully solititel.
I foil !ly think of thee.
0
,,
A i miduig'il'a w*gic hour, .,'"t
I nee thee in my dreams,
A n I gwe into (ho eHing 01 1,
AV'liere only k induces be*m
I U»p aiy 4rnn about thy neck.
And list.n to each tune
1 in n joy think you love uc «U1
"Mv L«»utiful, my own."
1 •jnidiiljfhta cone and g•, it
VnJ morn in hi 11* tisiso,
I'u. yet, thou eonieth not the ekcei
iliese v»c.iry, watc'iin eyes.
I' reo. lly the hour* paw ..
w*, «#h tk« l«ng, i
1 1 .anut tell ttiehe
'Without thy li.vi
1 lo I live foi future bo-.,
J'w bliss will then be a: ..
en c'. t»p«J to tb.v uueb:
1
Wf tn!'« Ih »'ivrntel»'
&
HAei an4 i* i-fj, 1% |i:, irnl-h rh
dftttafi lo Ml who ntHV ti,
ml
lur '«tm*
U K E Y O U S E
TIPTOK, IOWA.
:,0
I
Tic. ui- ab.- 1.. 1 ,v
L%:
cr froji Kansas
•Mobvcru'y and the FuLnl uuvsmment
in Lxsgm—CihzaiH Fleeing IMort
t', IUuhu s.—7'At\lmiiblc Jl 'cfuson
.... His'Big Gutis.*—tVfti/firU Leai
tng Jh^oariuns /gaunt ihc Patjilt
of K ins Sku% ion LiiVittg
v'irma tu th* Ah*! fo Shim' /hirn fin
own PeopU
Th« fu!Ij'.v.i ...C I'., i i.t ...4i cf
ol L'lwi'euuu. received
-. the di strucli.ni of Lnvrenee,
provhlt'd wllh entire new iuriiiitirc. No esstM-nne ... »r 1
na» !cen which wilt add to the comfort cur i.-HUc ol yesterday UMiUln^
i IT'irc »r
On Wednesday, May til, tho
ha/ liii.d assembled at Lecomptoti, in a
cordauce with the United States Mm
ihal's pruc!amati'»a, made their appear
ance o.i the heights that overlook the town
ot La i\r«..ui, aiout sunrise, The first
ioi»iJuy «\t ie at ititi u oa hciae^, ti*d
numbered from b7 to 100. They weru
leinforced until thu whole aununted to
.bout 400. They ti ok pos?ession ol the
roads leading lo and fioiu Lawrence, so
tha the citizens in town could not g^t
any couiti:ci ictti"H to those in the coun
try, or even trailers, that wished lo pur
sue their jourary, were prohibited lrom
leading, hey mars!,ailed tlieir comnia id
iu 1 •taie airay, displaying ilags. ut the
same time, of various kinds aud lo.
One I noticed in paitaular was red and
white, «\:lh a lone star on the i .r .er
ethers black and white, gteea and white,
aad almost all kinds except (he national
fl.ig of stars and stri4es. During the
forcuoon the Committee ol Public Safely
that was appointed by the citizens
Lawrence adJiessed a note lo the Mar
shal, assuring him that the citizens would
make no resistance to the serving of any
writ, nd ul the same time, as c:iu :tis ol
the I'niled States and ot ihe Territory ol
Kansas, asking of lira proleeliv n of their
lues and property, bui he the United
Stales Mai anal) touk uo notice oi the
same. Ahou-. 11 A. M. the Deputy Mar
ihal, with a posse ol nine or leu, made
were
puiy
Marshal, summoned lour ol our citizens
lo assist in making arrest. They went
with hnn and his posse and made two
I arrests of our lello-.v townsmen, G. \S.
SiiUl, WlUi U U53C Ui liliiC Ui IUU, U
iu
th»- streets. They
Uhnnaet a
U an-1 color* aini oU*Ki* wor*. ..
,lvo
a
,uaU
arujS
i \l 11 ha «iiniiiiiimMl ituir n! our
r,
1
Uc
kiuds o! I)re/8 iiini MauUu mil. ti,'.
Cutting. Fitting and tkinjr Ureases will bj
done to the satistit. tion ot ihoi-e favoring them
with pstronage. L«t»t Styles and Fashions al
ways receiv
»otns over tt. LUioUs lothuip Store.
IJi" FT NICIMVN,
Bl,1tf Mis- M. I..
E A
Bxehange O&cull
CJKJHT D-tAFTS on New V ok can be had
O of the Subsc- iber in sum-to ssit purchasers
e i i a e s o e o s i u n O a i s u e
The Dei
4
Dieulen and G. W. Smith. The poire
then ok i!inner at the Free State llotel.
A ft ci1 dinner the two pris ners were
convey out ol lowu, and Sheriff Jones
made his appearance v ith a piny of
eighteen armed men did not attempt to
make any arrest, but in an insulting nuu
nei demanded tiie arms both private and
public, and said that he would give them
live minutes to accede to the demand, il
'they refuse he woulJ storm the town.
Tin? public arms were given up, and in
i one half hour alter he made the demand,
lie and his whole poise, to the number of
three hundred ani upwards, were in the
streets w.lii two pieces of artillery, yel'
iag like savages.
They commenced llieir uv.ik ol ins
truction iii tnedialely by ihrowing th" two
priiiluig presses and type iu the river.
This Leing done, they began to canouade
the hotel and lire by platoous at ihe same
tune at the windows in the mean tiuu
ihe women and children lleeiug in every
direction, the Sherifl having relus any
time to remove them or their property to
a place of salely, as he said they might
have done so befor* bad they wanted to
do so. 1
i As I was leaving town, there were «ev-
1
BROTHERS &
CO,
1 5 A N K 1 S
E A E S I N E A N E
A N
LAND AGENTS.
Comer of Clinton and Washinploa 6tree
n8v:i ly
CUV-
lowaM,
HI)I Mi:8 roil WALK.
HI' undersigned offers for sale two comfoit
able dwelling houses situated iu lipton
One is a house of good si/.e, and the other a
comfortable house a :yiH I'-unih*. Both
wltii Rood lots. X3Gtf] JN1 STAH.
MEAT MARKET.
(Opposit* the Aid
rich House, Tiptos, Iowa.)
BBKF caube had regularly every moiaiUK
•awl*'» eseentvd lW«»caali.
(5Kf. HABHAS.
oral who wanted to know where they
vouhl liud a jilace of salety, but 1 could
ullord them uo consolation. I being
mounted, succeded it gelling away after
a long chase. I lelt the viciniiY about S
I*. M. Whew I was fifteen miles distant
I could see the flames of what appeared
to be a large fire iu the direclioa of Law
rence, aud have no doubt but the lowu is
in ashes, and many of its inliaU&taUi
butchered.
Gen. Whitfield led the Rufiiaas*
Shannon was distributing United Slates
muskets lo tho Missi-uu Ruliians—al
ready they had rcccivel nearly three
thousand stand of Government arras.
The St. Louis Republican says:
To the politeness of Captain East!in,
editor ol tho Kansas IJtrtdd, we are o
bliged lor the lollowiug couoborativc
statement.
I O N K A o I 0 W A S A I I U I S 5
charged upon the town, set
fire
Shcriir*
fi*us-
the streets of Lawrence. It is supposed
that Gen. Tomeroy has been hung
by
the
inoh. He was last keen in front of th"
flue State Hotel, iu Lawrence.
The Congressional Committee i
tbreated by the mob, and they are pre
paring lo leave to insure their own salety.
Gov. Holinaon ha 1 been taken up
LecomjiLoa. Tho uioh threa'ened to haug
him, as ftell as G. W. Brown, the editor
ol thu Herald of Freelom, arid G. VV.
Deitzler, member ol the Coiu ni.tee of
Pabii'j Safety—-all on one tree!
Sitauuon is virtu 11iy a pripoaer u 1 i...
hundi of the RuQiaui, and is used mero
ly as an iustrument to serve their par
poses.
The ice Staic men daveti to a last
-orf. will make u lint stand at Topeka.
i.l fight it out!
The United States tro «pa are not al
e lo leave their quarters, though they
and their commander are burning to
avenge the wrings 0' the Free Mate
IIISU.
Mr. Waireu met Atchison, late the
Vice President of the United State#, near
Lawrence, with two pieces of cannou and
si*ty men, nuking their way to the be
leaguered city.aweariug vengeance upon
the d—d Vankees!
Cuttle are .-hoi »!o»vn
1.1
t'.c lie! !s, n.: 1
oxen on tne ploughs.
A civil war rages »u the Territory,
rile bk-oJ of innocent mea cries from tin*
ground Men of the North! Men ot the
Noit:.'
Prom the AlUauy j. ,: V
A Sleepy Opiiiim.
The South djjes not meddle wit u
oi ial syuem 01 liie North, aa if the
North would follow H*r example, we
.-hould be Ut,jip..ataud ntosi coat«uted.—
Gen l_ass peecii.
Gen. Cais' Senatorial Chair is romuy,
easy anJ wide. It is padded up ihe hack,
padded ia the seat, and padded at the
siJ'-s. The b.uh is a geulle inclination
and tiie arms a luxuriant curve. it
stands about n id way in the Senate cham
ber, and is not exp «ed the buzz of the
galleries, uor thj coll draught of th
door. On ihe General's iolt is daily
poured forth the eloquence of a WeHcr,
while from a short distance in his lear
coiiiesthe sooihtiig round a Mason's link
eJ s.veetuess long—very lojg drawn out.
If under such circU'nstanres, a portly,
elderly, gentleman aerustomed to dine on
canva»«backs and terrapins, occasionally
lapses into soinnoleiioc ^hould the public
judge him harshly/ No* Rvimtucat in
jtace. There then hi "its and no l.s.
Th' re he sits an 1 d'»zes.
'I
here he Hts
and sleeps. Pleasant drea i s beguile tin
old gentleman's slumbers, a.id he mar
iners wnh drowsy complacency, 'The
Soutii doe« not -ddU: with the social
system ot the North. We are all happy.'
One of the ild gentle.t an'* former
neighbors was shot the other day in Kan
sas. He, a Northern man, on Northern
soil, ha I said he was opposed to Slavery.
Auoiher, fur irany years a warm sup
porter of the General for President, has
hal his ollice torn down over his head,
and his type and printing presses thro.vn
int) the river, Sqiutter Sovereign*, em
igrates from the General's own State of
Michigan, were plundered of their anus
inolbed aad beaten for attempting to ex
ercise the commonest of privileges, that
of casting a voie. But the General has
slept through all. He could uot have
woke up, even when th i doors and win
dows oi the houses of Northern judges
were broken m, and a revolver presented
through the hole, bidding tliein 'resign or
die.' For we have his repeated assurance
that 'The South never meddle* with ihe
social system of the Nyith.'
Why, Geueral, who is it that stations
pilots on the wharves of Norfolk armed
witii loaded muskets, ani with orders
bully
Njrthern
sea captains, and searc'i
ihe cabin aud holds ol Northerns ships
Who goe* aboard every Northern schoon
er that easts anciicr iu Cha/leslou liar
bor, grabs the black couk, takes him a
shoie aud puts htm ia jail nil ihe lime
comes for seliin
Il wal fight before General Cass* clos
ed eyelids, in ihe Senate chamber, thai
the South rcbudialcd its plighted honor
Sell"
IMnD33I»lS3NriENT IJNT ALXj TIIINGrS. •KTEUTIIAIj I3V NOTHING, TERMS, $X 50 ia ADVANCE
Lawrence was destroyed on Wedaea fpiecm, and to ili.ig Lu mun^h body inu.i thaik 0/ jji» tu. JLs .*d. —Esedie
Jay evening. Tlic artillery opened on the midst of his family, does nut, accord-1 Van KiiLr, boru in France*, a soldier oi
ihe tree Slate Ho'.el. The men then! ing to Geueral Cass, in tho least middle Napoleoa I, was expatriated by the gov-
tu ths ho- with the sociul sysUm of the North
tels, destroyed the p^tutiug ineajes, und Not lorty miles from where we wiitu,
set fire to tire oliices, which were lu tire there lives u UIUII wiio was decoyed troin
mid^t of the buildings. his native lowu, kidnapped and s »id in
I lie peopie ol Tojieka had resolved to the south. Twelve years, the best pari ol
fight the invader*! The uexi arrival may hi* life, he spent amoag UKSC muocvat,
bring newi o( bloody work at lopeka. kmdhearted folks who do not med ile with
Tho
pcsac we*e chiefly Musou- the social system ol the N011I1, and he
carries the marks of tiu i. Ia«hc.i and
A later tnodieu^er from Lawrence who, bnitids to tins day. Not much beyond
arnvH at Li-aveuworth just before tt e him live a beggared family, whose lather,
starling of the boat, report# that the load likewise kidnapped, is,God knows where,
bodies ol several citizen? were lying 111 on some rice ficl.l or sugar plautawon.
li is poor consolalioa to them that 'The
South never meddles with the social sys
tem ol the North Let Guie.al Cass
prove it lo ihem. Let them prove il lo the
|Wido,v of Brown, io Delaiiay, Branson,
Philips, Sol. Nortiiup, an I Pas.sai »re Wtl-|relating
liain&on, and if he cau make th 1
it, we promise him u« will.
I". mi U. N, V, I'ttMing 1' ist,
Bishop Meade Arra f(n«4 for Preaohiag
incendiary Doctrines.
S »me weeks ago wo had occasion to
chronicle the expulsion oi a school-teach
er iroia the Stale ol Virginia, for
luring lo take the side «f Freedom
debating society, in Loudouu ui
upon a question iovoSviug the lelaiivi! sui-1
vantages of freedom und slavery in Kan
sas. The nppi'tite of Governor Wise's
constituents for proscription see ua to have
Crown by what it fed on. They are iio«
bunting higher game. The venerable
bishop of ihu dioces .*of Virginia Iias in
curred their suspicion, and we presume u
to be hunted out ol the Miute |or hi? in
ability lo keep up with the pr«gieasive
sentiment of the Slate upon the subject
of slavery. Il seems thai he had occa
sion recently lo administer the ri^ht ol
cnufuiu.V.i n lo eight or ten slaves in
Brunswick, aad is reported to have sa
on the occasion, auioug other eucouia^
ihg things, that he. never felt iiiaistdi
•more highly honored than wheu allowed
lo coufiiin a slave.' Fur tlua ho is ar
raigned, by a correijion lent ol 'he Houth
vide P't r.oci'it, who »iys 'the people are
eery much ugaiust hiu: that he ought
net to be tolerated and that it ih" Bish
op'feels himself called upon lo adminis
ter to the spiritual wai/,- ucgiocs Su
part cularly, a free State b-si held
ol labor, for htm.
lu other word., Tp«eopal miuiatrilion
to ihc spiritual wants of the slave i.-. an
oilence at war with ihe political and social
re-p se ol Ute State, aud must be stopped.
Bishop Meade is one of the oldest
bishops of the Episcopal church he be
longs io what is termed the Low Church
division of that denomination, fi« is
neither a fanaltc or an incendiary, but a
piou» .'Id gentleman, who doubtless felt
the superior joy which he expressed, over
out- penitent slave tha.i over nincty-aud
niue free persons whos.j opportunities cf
receiving religious im i vere
much less iiiuited
It' will greatly surprise i irch
of the United Slates is not soo i to
grappU- wilh the question wh at
t!ie IOOI ol all ahiveiy has tin nan
a soul to be v. !, and does he belong lo
that race ol itures' to every on", of
which the discipies oi Chris* were direct
ed to preach tin- Go^j» d. If he has a
soul lo he saved he doe-s, it I.e uo
longer possible for the Church to w ,h at
au institution which cir.- dfa whole ia e
men lioin ihose diviael/ instituted conso
lations which ihe church professes t».
special'y e inmissioned to admiuistei.
Facts about i'iiuadcr 3 ormi.
iverns wire supposed by ihe lion.
io uu sccUfy places of retug during thua-1 ",l
der sionns, aud they believed th l.ghl-
ning never penetrated lurther than two »,,r
it is recorded ly Suetouius that he alw
wore the skin of a seal round his bony,
as a protection against lightniinj. That
both precautions were equally unavailing
needs scarcely to be uiei I I.
u i u a s i e e n k n o w n i
into the earth
e empui us of Japan retire iu*
deep grouo duriug the tempests wn
rage with
severity
not satisfied with the profuudiiy of the
excavation, or the streng'h
th-.'
him to 'pay expenses?' same destructive effect as upon Ua
Who swagger ia Northern cities, invade Tne Tartars have an extreme teiit
our houses with search warrants, chase
runaway black women and children lh o'
our streets, and order us to 'urn in aud
help the sjKjrt under penally of SI,000
Wno 6iiei Bill ia the river ut Wilksbarre,
and chained up Bistoa Court House to
keep in Anthony Burna? Was it Northern
nun? Th« General does not say, but he
placidly settle* himself lor anjlher nap,
in the full enjoyimnt of that most com
fortable doctrine that 'The South never
meddles wilh the social system of the
North!'
stones
wilh which il is built, they complete t!.
{Wecautions by havi ig re»e-r^oir»of
sunk iu their rcireat. Tito wao-i i
tended to c\lriguisii i.. iiluui^
I measure equally lu:ile, ..i• many o
stances have been pteaein .. u wi.icl
tluid iias lalleu upon the waler wilu
e e n o e n a ol stoims. As soo
the first warning thunder n heard, I
Iwelfii
:k woe
expel all strangers front
wr themselves iu lau.
cloaks, aud sit silent
the danger is past.
The Chine.-e pia t.,.-r i ti, up
piesciving qualities ol lite mutbeny and
|)each and Sueiouius inior us us lh-'l the
Emperor Tiberius never tailed lo wear u
chaplet of laurel, under the U liel that
eminent on tho downfall ol the great pen
eial when the Hiurboni resumed their
dynastyi and came to the United Stales.
lie eaino lo tins city nearly thirty years requesting ihe loan ol a five dolUi bill
ago. i*ud avoiding human society, kas The money was always returned pariCt
111-de his home in ihe ioresls ariuud t! e unily at eight o'clock mi Ihe loliowin
city, living in hollow trees or burro ving Monday n»ornin(|. But what puziled
in the ground, ile haa obtained his vie- the lender was, thai the parsou ahvay
tuais principally iv hoggin/ atid when returned ttin very identic
oliiame l,he would sit down and eal them
anywhere
111
the street. His lavoiite
place of resort lo dine or sup, was the
I crrace, where he *ould sit UJKMI the
ground, and apparently held a colloquy
wiih hunsell occasionally varying his tone
into a halloo, in French, Spanish ur G^r
He died last WediiB.vlay ei euiag, at
he Erie county poor house. For the
ist winter lie ha ale pi and lived be
neath the barn of Mr. Geo. IV. Tifi,
about t.vo mile- from the city, litlo this
pl.iee he dragge I an immense quaulity
of iiay, winch amounted io nearly lt\o
toi.s,wnd which was so (irmly packed and
woven inal it elfectually pieserved htm
I run the terrible cold in the season just
past. Tncrc hi WIM lounU on Wednes
day morning last, entuely naked, in this
hay which lie hvl buuowed out, in the
last Mages oi the typhoid fever. Mr.
Rodney, overseer of ihe poor had him
conveyed immediately lo llie poor house,
where evciy attention Has paid it mi
but in vain-—lie died mi th evening of
tiie day on winch ho waa brought there.
He was knowu about lowu as John the
Hermit.
His habits wme of the in
oat singular
character, and although furious occasion
ally language, which was usually
French, he litis always proved huusell a*
huiinlessl society as a child. Il anv
garment ol any descripti. il wss given
him, he would take it his iurrow, und
cover it witii patches, sewing theui ou the
cloth without regard lo reuts. He has
been seen quarreling will. gs lor bones
wmcii had been throwu away, but of late
he iias been extr -mely 101 e oi his eating
and obtained from lhe different hotels ol
this city a daily stipend ol food, of a
much better character than he had belore
in lu'ged lu. Various have been the at
tempts ta obtain from his own lips-his
personal history. Homeless, houseless.
Ire n liess and alo ic, he has wearily tiod
through sixty years ol miserable,ungrate
ful existence, aud no.v goes down U his
grive a paujH-r iu alt tl.d gives a ehariu
tu life. Iu pauper eiilh, with pauper's
rites, and with no sorrow or sympathy
sacc that which rose in pauper breast,he
lies,the rattling oi the dust upon his pau
per cofhu lid, his requiem and dirge.—
liujj'al-j Hymblic.
The Dutch Minister.—Foreign rut Hit
lers t« Washington lead a very quiet and
unobtrusive lne, as a general thing, uud
n is very rare that they are ever heard ol
agaiu after iheir eiedenuals have been
delivered but M. Dubois, the Ambassa
dor of his Majesty of the Netherlands,
ias scaicely set tus loot np n our shores
viien l.e ban become lainous, It iria.-u
hock tiie nerves of even so phlegmatic, a
.{entlemau as the Dutch Ambassador, lo
ind hiniseli a notoriety so suddenly with-
iiu)i
in tin ir latitude o ti,.
uu liis owtl
,s
111
l'J,J
yards into the e.rth. Acting upon tins 1''' lianati, an 1 he aas calm
supeiitilion the E nperor Augustus u.«e.l i bi iklail in Washington, at
to withdraw into a*me deep vault his
palace whenever a storm was feared,
I.
I!
Ihlhiutog would not strike that km*oi! U|U11
leaf.
It has been very generally supposed
that a leather bed or mattress oilers a se
cure retreat during olurms ol ihuudei and
and thrust social bondage into a Northern ligutning, but it has of late years been
territory aud among N orthern men. But proved that theso simple means are de
the Geneial. il seems, has never heard serving of little ruliance. Birds, despite
of it, albjit ihe Genial look a p.omineui their feathers, ate frequently killed by
part iheioiu. But probably was only as lhe destructive meteor, and on llie 5th of
a soitiiiiuubuliU. 11 he did no' see liiat, September, 1S38, at me bairacks of St.
how could he bj expected to know that! Maurice, in lhe city oi Lille, a llash of
Dow \vn-» shot, lor beuig a Northern man. lightning catering ouo ul the dor/tut' lies
lhat Brown was choped lo pieces with rent two inattresoes completely intofrag
fleudish biuiality, and lhat his wife is a jtneiiU, without injuiing the twj soldiers
laving luuaiic^ But, to chop a man to
who wvic iilt^pmi oitJ^NR Um^tr.
-£fp+' 4#^-** i,.. .*
him.'
i,art- *Vl-
'I*1'! be remembered,came pan­
-^'ago, in company wrh
Il s fi I -i
W illa id's
Hotel, wiien thv terrible alfray occuireil
hi uhicii oue of tho waiters ol the house
v.is killed by a niemlei ol Congress
Jie newly-ari i/ed AmbussaJo: looked
juittly on with i haracteris ic noachnlttur.
an 1 made no attempt to interfere, lor the
vnoie serin? was so pe-ileclly In accui
lance with tiie traveler's stones he had
end ol l.f.- in Ameiica, that he regard
i a s a n o i n a y o u e i i e e u
shed his e dfee, Mi l, u*ceitaming tnai
ihe in iu wiio had b'en shot was dead,
walked out ot the breakfast parlor, and
uieetiir* a *enile.uan vho.ii he knew the
mister exclaimed, -VVnat a peoplesf
If they do such tilings at breaklast, w n'
o n i y o a i e i V V i
I
I with baubl s they follow leadily
yJ» tram they ase the slaves el
mosl ouiri^eou*
i khiouubit
tin.
Malii
ii itn.iRi
i' i the de
vuu u. ii one wan
iring monstrosities
ear grand.notneis
Uld Folks* L'oitccrf
oi'ib-j as latgu a a
aud they
haifOvv,
.ike a chaise lop. hoods oi ma .u i
WUiU'ili «9
vftJ a lUt ur
,(|
(ll IM)
ilh
s-
the Ijlgil u
lr
se close up i the cam, and low neck
diesscs iai below what artists term liie
line of beauty, alternate the style. Now
the akiris trad ou ihe uidewalk,i*e epmg
up the mud or raising clouds ol du»t lhen
they are so scant 0 e cau, without much
tjillicuuy, discover the teuuie ol ihe gai
ters woin. Not lung is too absurd lor
faainon to demand us beheats are al
ways observed with alacrity.
Insults, says a modern pbilosc phei ,aie
l,ke coumeiileit money, we can't binder
theui be«de»eid, tn*l VIre are not
ic lake the.'as
N O 2 1
It m^d* him ftti hultptndi*l—A mat.
named
Porter says he once had a den
cat friend between wh'Hii au! hunie!!
there existed a great intimacy.
Kvery SatJrday nigui, as Porter aatj
buluu-iiig hi* cash, a note would come,
1 note h' hadj
li overe thi.«l
borrowed. Since he had
he made private marks on til" tide, still
the same waa handed back on Monday
in ning Ua in *1 Saturday evening"
Porter sent a five dollar gold piece, m-
stead of a in Ho, and marked it.
very same com was relumed
I man. He would speak no English, nl- Monday Porter gol nervou- nuij bil
jtlioiiifh lie was ver»ed in the language, '"^s about it he could not sleep for thin
thai he wttuld not s|«-ak ihe '''*g oi it he would wake his wife in the
.iigue ot those who defamed and des- nnddl" ol ihe lupht, and ask her what
royed Napoleou. He was a compan on
she
ul Napoleon in the brilliant inariii ol the! He was fast boiling ver with curiosity,
grand army upon Russia, aud returned wl.en a note came lrom the reverend but
with the wreck of its innumerable jqua- rower, one Christmas eve, asking the
droas, on the fatal an I horrible retreat
fio.n the coiitiagra'i u ol o-co.v.
S.iil ihw
the next
thought ol such a trange oc urrencc
loan often dollars. A brtlliarst thour
struck our friend. He pul on his great
coal, resolved lo call aud detmmd an ex
planation of tho mystery.
Wiien he was shown into Ins friend**
»iu!y,he io'iad him pluaged into the pro
loumlest melancholy.
'Mr. said our friend,'if you nnii
aiiswt nie one queattoti,
I
will l«t yott
have tiie leu dollars.'
'What t« it?'
'How dees it hippen that you always
repay tne the money you borrow ol nns
on .^alurday night, in lue very aaiue com
or uote, on Monday?'
The par-on raided iiis head, and after
u mosl violent struggle,as though he was
about lo unveil ihe honored mystery of
his sigh, sud, in lallerui^ lou-v.
'Porter, you uie a gentleman, a schol
ar, a christian, and a New Yorkei.
I know I can rely upon yaur ui.iolahle
secrecy—listen lo the secret ol my elo
quence. You know that I am poor, and
when I have !ougkl my Sunday dinner,
1 seldom have a ted cent left in my poc
ket. Now, 1 ma utaiti that no man can
preach the gospel and blow up Ins con
gregation properly without he iuis some
thing in his pocket to inspire him wilh
confidence.
I
//ou' lo prolu' i Large Fruit. --A cor
respondent ol the Gu
Ji'/io* iztiU says
by a very simple and «.asy process, fiuiu
of -uauy kimls may be raised about oue
liiud larger than is usually the case, and
of greatly "inpioved quality. The secret
consists in supporting the fruits so thai
they shad not be allowed lo hang lhe
whole weight upon the stalk. o twist
about in the wind. The Qiaz-tle stales
tliat when the fruit is allowed to hang
taturally upou the ttalk, the increasing
weight strains lhe stem or twig and thus
lessens the quat.luy ol iiulruioui food
flowing to the Iruit. The I'mit may be
supported either by tying it to a branch
with a piece ol malting or by uulanu^. it
in a small net. Flowers si ch as dahlia*
or pioutes. may also be rendered much
\nger by lhe adoption of this system.
Fire at Iowa City* —The Old :-i.i- u.
Preshyteriun Chure,h at Iowa City wa»
destioy«-d ly fiie on Monday afternoon
last. The !o.s to the church is seve»fe,i*
it was in an euifoairassed condition, hav
ing but bandy completed repairs, nc
piovemtnU and adornments withta, at
great experts'e.
Mygatt &. Ernei«•»»«, bou^ l«»»ld «,
who occupied a poi.ion of the lii%eiueut.
are also considerable loert,toan aniouiii
piobably n it le-s than 8300, while tile
Odd Fe l=.\v have sustain* damagrrs to
Upwards ol $1,000 in the destiuctiou o!
window-frames, doors, &t*., for the
inah Institute, which had beeo stowed
below.
Dud if a Straw,^'S.n exchange tn n
iv th' deatii of a young umu, uame i
,. i »e.-.ided ui the western
,,, i., i i e, at tl e age of niaeteei
yeuis,
IIOIII
w
N
have there lore borrowed
fivi dol.ars of you every Saturday even
ing. that 1 iingiil teel it occasionally as
pieached on Sunday. You know how
independently 1 preach. Ilow 1 make
the rich shake their shoes. Well, it
is alt owing to my kuowiug thai 1 bavy
gol a five dollar bill iu my pockeif Oi
course, never having to use it lor any
other purpose, it is n i changed, but in
variably returned to you next morning,
Now, as Mr. George Law is coming to
hear lite preach to-morrow, 1 thought I
ti y the eOVct of a ten dollar Utt mmm
on
liie ellects Ol «l rye straiv.
two and a hall inches long, which
swallowed whe-ii abe*Ut eighleeu iue»nt.
and o'd. At tiie post inoiieiu ex-mmati i
atui' s in love the stiaw was louad. iu a peifect state v
....
..„. ,i.. pies'-r vai on, lotl^eil in iue ng'it lun.
,, 5i wh -.i|i|wfed lo have remain' 4
y, .u .. Tiie presence cd tin
uusiunce co.islant ly nutated tin
tons caused dt-alh.
elf
iM exciteiifnt was Oi*casMh:cJ
1, on the IKh «lt.. in rousequem.t
i et el four pefaoas fur VHk»t'oi»
ol the proiid'iioi y liquor law. The mili
tary weie- culled ouito preserve the peae«
Dining tne examination ol the oa«w!s lhe
info.mer was driven from the court route
and el-Hand into a neighboring liou*t
which was bejiix^d by ati excited crowd
Bevelal ours. He finally retuine'd,and
the 'rial proceeded without lurtbec iatn
ruptiou. ___
e n
'.O lilt
There is said to be quite a tide
igiatiou aetiiiig fioin Califotnta
Gadadeu territory,altiacted !y its known
mineral jiarticularly
ut ol ihi
resources ane
copper. I he- tU v etopu.
tl, and lit almost a put'e state, with bit
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