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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

| JENA oh MAI l ~ CoTfes pOHueHl OF
The National InteNigencer, after show
ing by incontrovertible argument the
propriety and legality of the election of
Mr.. Pratt by the last Maryland Legls-
latnre, adduces the following similar
cases:
"Ihe first case to which would re-
fer as Il sood Democrat eramp1e is that
of The Hon. Hugh l.. White, of Tennes-
see, who was appointed by the Legisla-
ture on The 9th of November, 1927, for
the term TO commence on the 4th of
| March 1899.
The second example may, I suppose,
be also considered as a sound Democrat-
ic precedent. The Hon. r. J. Walker
was appointed by the Legislature of
Mississippi on the 9th of January 1910,
for the term which commenced on the
Attn uf March, 1871.
The third case to which | will refer
is that of the Hon. Jesse Speight of Mis-.
sissippi, who was appointed on the 9th
Of January, 1914, for the term beginning
on the 4th of March, 1S45.
| The Hon. VIM. G. Dawson, of Geor.
gia, was appointed on the 18th of No
vember, lS47, tor the term commen-
cling on the 4th of March, lS49.
The Hon. Jos. w. Chalmers, of Mis-.
slssippi, was appointed by the Legisla.
ture on the 10th of January, 1916, for
the unexpired term of the Hon. R. J.
Walker, which terminated on the Bird of
March, 1S47, and at the same time the
Legislature appointed General Foote
for the term Of sir gears from the 4th of
March lS47.
The next cas-. in chronological order
is one to which | would particularly in.
vite attention.
The annual sessions of the Legislature
of New Hampshire are held in June,
and in June, 1916, the Hon. Jos. Cillev
was appointed for the unexpired term
ofthe Hon. Levi Woodbury., which en-
ded on the 3rd of March lS47; and the
same Legislature in June 1916, appoint
I'd the Hon. ]. P. Hale for the succeed.
-AS Vim vi OLA eaiS ., dithouSH tnt next
regular session ofthe Legislature would
take place in June, ls47, prior to the
regular session of Congress in December
lS47, when Mr.. Hale took his seat"
KossUrH's VIEW OF THE CoNeREss1oN.
Al WELcoME.-The illustrious Hunga.
rian chieftain. in two short speeches lust
delivered in New York, in reply to ad-
dresses from delegations, said that he
considered the Congressional resolution
of welcome to have an important politi-
cal meaning, because an amendment
which was offered thereto, declaring it
to have no political meaning, was re-
jected.
Hon. A. o. P. NICHOLSON, of Mich.
olson Letter" celebrity, is spoken of as
the democratic candidate for the Vice
Presidency.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20
CLOTHS, CASSI.NERES, Ss.

CLOTHS, CASSI.MERES, &s.
DLACK, Blue, Olive, Green, Brown, and
DMuberry Cloths; black and fancy Cassi
meres; figured and plain black Satin, fancy do;
twilled silk, black and fancy; Cashmere and Mar
settles Vcstings; black and fancy silk Neck Ties,
silk Hdkts, printed and plain cambria do; linen
collars; black and fancy kid, silk, Lisls thread
and cotton Gloves; Braces and Hosiery.
apr 10 For sale by VIM. TORBERT.
rLoTHS, CAsSIMERES; TW E f D s
OJcans, Drillngs, Muslins, brown and bleach
ed; Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Salt
81. Ubes, ground alum and fine. For sale by
apr 10 b. +. MAY.
P.S. Country produce taken in exchange fer
goods at the highest market price.
CATERS IND SHOES.
A fresh supply OF Mrs. Smiths Caters; Jenny
Lind, buskin, medium sole, kid slippers and
childrcns Shoes; tor sale by B. F. MAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

For Rent I'm Chesapeake City.
ONE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, with
" kitchen and good garden attached, good loca-
ton on Front St. Apply to
Nov 27tf MARY BRiLEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

T T. WELLS is now prepared TO make mp
d =. goods to order with neatness and despatch,
and from long experience he feels himself safe
n Warran,ing a fit in any shape or style Of gar
ment.
Entfon Hallof Fashion, opposite Johnson Hofel
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-20

DROWN & FOARD have all the choice color
ID ofFrench Merinoes, Coburgh and plain De
lanes, together with a superior assortment OF
new style Muslin Deanes, also an extensive as
sorlment Of Bay State and new style cashmere
Shawls. nov
DE ri HEREBY UNDERSTOOD, that al
Dgoods made up by ]. I. WELLS oi1rhe Elkto
Hah Of Fashion, are warranted to fit, beeans
he is subject to fits. toct II
"ATS.-Latest style silk Hats, Of vstioss
EIqualites, just received and for SAFE by
apr 10 Vim. TORBERT.
BARGAINS are offered in Ffsnnrlls, Calicoes
d Sha&s, brown and hirarhed Musins. at
nov % BROWN & FOARD'S.
TURS.-Ftch, Grey Squirrel, and other colors
H. Vi, Etetoteens and Cuffs. Also Buffalo Robes
Gum Boots and Shoes, for ladies', children m
men, for sale cheap, by BROWN & FOARD
MRS. SMITHS Lade. Caters and Shoes, for
| NJ sale by 3. F. MAY.
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FOR MAN.
For the cure rheum-
atism, lumbago, sprains
swellings, b ruis g $,
sciatic pains, stiffness
of the limbs, &c.
For sale only by
WIN. TORBERT.
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D AISINS.-A fresh supply OF acw crop Rai-
III sins, also, Boston Cranberrics, for sale by
nov 20 BROWN & FOARD.
A Large assortment Of Bay State Shawl' for
II sale cheap by VIM. TORRENT.
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nit esm peltlihm pmnfplpanivn tilssn nno
iiberbaupt eiuen Der reitfsn Gfertaus Ob
itrifte oss 0taats curnfhneiben spirbe, bes
rhbmt rpssen res mnssteusrn StIaufs bon
prOputtsn, Der aajGbrib parin Sspcnnsn
miro.
Naetpsm oieIs ginlsituns uno Bel6lhde Gins
matbis anssncmmsn tparen, tpurbe auf Tins
tras - SefhlcGen, oaB bic Buter 5ur Cub
leripton fir Stcfbaltsr aun orsiplasen mics
DER erofnst tperosn, unter Nufltebt fcl9enosr
gcmmifftonsrs:
SIR Berfs ganntp:
Jaecb Bisbl, Daniel &. 6ottsnitsin, Oa.
MEL B. SuB, 0apis Sitter, peter Slsin uno
sDHter Sitter.
seba gaumtp.
Salcmoa Spael 0aSie @tanB, DeYr
Sreinis, peter Steubart, gbarles Sleubart
gbarles Srdmer uno gbarles g. BuIb.
S1ortb bampton ganntp
9bomas W'xsan, gbarlss QB. WlsrIeu,
uncreas s. Neecer, Saeob Boas, Seors s.
Gunbie iino @barles u. $udsntab.
SNhlofsn, eak bic obias COMMITTEE Der
gcmmifOners sraetsnit erluht (tnp, an ben
i'm GeisB bcnanntsn plaBsn leb sin,ufnpen,
nno bic 3sit, pslds its pajn bsltliaeH nbseu,
cfentlieb bsfannt III MAIDEN.
[llnterSeiebnet bon Den Sramten.1
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SSpm Der 6eietaebunt,.

9onnsrifas, Sanuar l6. t.-6srr
NIblsnbsr9 iiber9ab cine Sittfbrift, fir oen
9Sibsrruf bsS 9sfsssS fir bic Nnls9una elmer
Staatsifrass, pcn 2Sapuesbura nab Nsapin9.
jor. WaIOne sins sur Grribtuns Der SOs
rough puImspias.
Jor. Sanbsrfcn cine, Die @anals@ @ommilios
nsrS gu srmdbt9sm bic &sbnungsn ron Scbn
Me@orb nab;uisbsn unb ab;ul6liessn.
Gr. &cbsrtlon cine um Srunbun9 zines frsis
en- Sanfipfsms.
ibr. 1SaIfsr psrlas sinen SufaB iu tsr Nfts,
;ur 1utoriIrun9 osS 8rrfaufs Der erie uno
lGatsricro Surnpslfifrass.
jor. Miblenber cine Sla,bas 1crfbsnSsrus
pile, in Ssrt6 SauntD, al6 borough Su ineors
porirsn.
!or. @rabb einsn Seiblus, binlibtlib Der
Sbsnfnns pon 2anp an Solcaten ess Srie9sS
pcn 1912.
jcr. 0Galssr psrIbisesns SsfbliGt, binTbts
litb ee6 SariS.
2(uf 8criblaa BON (orn. Stniemaber mur'
Den pom StaasibasmsifersSs 1900 Sos
pien in snaliftsr uno 500 in bsutiber Spra'
de, gum 9ruf bscrosrt.
Der 4cribla9 bss lorn. Stni9mabsr bins
libtlib Der 8sr9r6ssrun9 Der Simmer fur bic
Nbfbrsbsr poiiirh.
8srlbispsns Bills, ron feinsm aaasmsinsn
JntsrsGs, paiiirtsn.
Sor. Wlbltnbsr9 ltbsr9ab sinsn SsibIus,
,pocurd, bic 9Sabl sinss Observation-Disclosures
auf ben fol9snbsn Ntcntaa ieif9sftet wurbe.
Rab Nnnabms bes SsfhlulTss rpurbsn bic Jcer'
rem Scbn M. Sifd unO 9tsr MoelsSpartb
fir oaS Nmt ernannt.
S.-9sr Sprbsr ernannts perfbsee'
ne @ommttssn.
Nuf 8orfblas bee Sorn. 8lllinasr, mureen
1000 9iasramms Oss loaulss, ju $6 oas 6un'
bert, gu brudsn bsorbsrn.
Jor. glap beantra9ts bic NnifsOun9 zines
SbrsbsrS fur bic itsbsnbs @ommitns bsS6au>
tts, sur Ber9!eihun9 bon Sils, ,psbsr Sors
fbia9 nad) eini9sn 9sbattsn ron (osrrsn 6o'
berts, 9cbbins, Si9bam, &unfsl unb Nnbsrn,
an9sncmnsn Wuroe.
Sittibrlften famsn Elm BON 5osrren 6cbsrts,
Ban Sorns, Seneoift, Secfislo unb Unosrn,
fir bic 1riineuns sinss frsisn Sanfipffems.
pr. Bent. ben Gsrfauf ifarfsr 9strdnfe in
@beffsr @auntp III psrblstsn.
Sor. 0E(liam @pans, fir oos neue Gauntu
Snposr.
Sr. SesW, iut 2cicsrrutun9 DeS 1uDfi9e
GfIapsnsStiesss.
Sor. Vsnnpmam fir Isrsinlsuns Der Gtaot
unb @auntp philadelphia.
Sor. Stufbsrs psrlas sins Bill, fur Die Srs
fcrpcriruna osr Intbraeits Sanf ponS Samaqua.
Gr. M'SbsrrD sins sur SnfOrpcriruna Der
asmsinfbaftdsn 0sriitsrunsssSompanp, bon
Qittlestaun, 4oanls eauntp.
or. Siebam cine, OffsSrminsbam als cine
Borough gu infcrporren.
Cine Msn9e 8iulbriftsn ron fslnsr Wif.
tsfsit, sr6stentbsiIs msssn Gsrdnesruns bon
BabIpldssn, famsn sin.
| or. Ssnsoift fflu9 pcr, oaB bonn Canals
gcmmffonsrs Bsrbts 5000 @rsmplare In
snelifhsr uno 1000 in bsutfbsr Gprabs 9s'
brudt msrbsn m6bfsn, mas ssnebmiat puroe
5anuar II. Semat.-gtuf Dorfbla9 bes
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Us Boblfeiies goffsclb-9itlpiftieac Seu~
t9'eit BON eonsreb it, baB bic neue YOif9ebbia am
bOrIesten 6reta9e I'M SauIc init 1870 ssscn 7astim-
men paiilrte unb tem Ssnat our 3ui1immun9 ibcrs
fanbt nurcc Die SauptSise Der Sia lnb. bic Sefs
ftelIuu9 eineS 9Iei6fOrmi9en RortoS bon Gents.
fur icben Brief Der ubt Hber lln5c piest Srcic
gerfencun9 bon 3citun9cn al llnterItreibsr in ben
GaunticS norm iie 9strudt ipcrben ODER cine Gnt-
icrnun9 bon uibt iber 80 Ylcilcn; fir cine pctcrc
Gntfernun9. i'm Staate, Gents fir iebe 3eitung.
Sbne 3pcifeI phb Der Senat bic Siu 9cnrbmi9cr.
obne melentlite @erdnterun9en boran gu MAIDEN, 70
cab ile baIb Gin @eIeb bcs qanocS pirt,
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anfteHun9.-9ie Ni6ter bon bielem @cridts-
Diftritte baben Sobn g. &itarbS. GIq. ais 8ebs-
nue. @ommiiiicner fir bleics Gauntb anscfeat Die
Rcbenue Gcmmii7onerS tperben fb am glittpob
ben &c nd6fen 8ebruar in Sarrisbur9 periammfIn,
nm bic sayaufa9en burd ben 9an,cn stdat gu orb
men. Sr ST. belbt bic triorberIiben 6ibisfcitcn fur
tas Gmt unb tpirb bemIeIbsn Gbre MAIDEN
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Das Rdc1sn ianF pie auf9eloif in fei.
ne arme. uno er pre6te fie in nnnennba=
rem Sbmer5e an iib, uno betete ffll
gum bobifen Ribter um Hettun9 fir fie
unc lib aus oicfem Sammer.
[Sortfssrna fclatl
59er @i6erafe 8ee6eegtsr.
Sfeabimg ben %. San,rar 1851.
QBbi0 Staats ntrals&ommittee.

QBbi0 Staats Gentrals&ommittee.
Die Mtallsrsr Der 9Sbis Staats ssntral.
Committee wsrbsn iIb psriammsln in @cpsr:
lsp's 5,orI, in Der Saot 6arristura, am 9isns
ifase osn a. Ssbruar, um Z llbr Ntenbs, um
bic 3eit gum IoaItsn elmer Convention su BE-.
ifimmcn sur Grnsnnuns Der @anbipatsn fir
8cupsrntr, Hitbtsr .e.
Cine pole uno prOmpts Ssiwobnuns miro
psrlanst. Seinrid ~. ,Sullgr.
lEilfssbarrs San. 10. GcriiBsr.
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Dem Gbtbarn Bm Strong bonn Gon9rtf
uncrn Oant fir ein GgcpIar ieiner gebe, ibcr bic
belfrittenc gSabi in Neu SampIbire.
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anfcuun9en fur bos Gauntb-
fdn9nib-Die 8carb Der @efdn9nb- -Snipstto-
rem bat bel ibrer 8eriammIuu9 am Is Sanuar fol-
stnbe Seamten fir pas br9innenre Sabr ertpiblt:
preToent-S. SIaneD Scnss.
SrFret6r--&arl &ssIsr.
maroen--Mablcn SartcIst.
f19trone-Gebsda Sartclet.
untersparter--&obsrt QSalfsr.
Ur3t--Yshr s. Naesl, W. Ds
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Sas $500 Mmsna bmc.G;eiet.

Sd6 In Der borlebttn SiBun9 unlercr @eIeb9ebung
paiiirte @cieb, ipeIdeS Encouragement Sd)ulbnern
trldubt $500 nerb Gigentbum 3u bebaIten bat be.
sanutIl6 nitt bic tpcbltbdti9e g8irfung bic bciien
erfinocr baourd) 5u erSeuaen tpdbuien unb Id)abet
csnlenisen am meiifen benen eS bclfen ioOte Nlan
bat perbicbene Seratbungen gebdltcn, mic baS &c.
feb 5u um9eben iei, 70 bab oub unbemittclte Qeute
@elb Icbnen tOnnen. we unter bcm friiberen 8tIete
unb bon alien @orIbIl9en Der Nrt. ncIde bio ieht
fur ben 3tped 9enia6t irurben, l6snt unS tcr fol-
gtnte. ben mir bem "NmeritaniIden Bauer entlcb-
nen. Der 3tpcdnldbi9fe 5u fein:
Die @eril6crun9S Qapere. sloten. 9cnbs. Sub.
ssmentS ober MOrtgi9eS perben in 9ctrObnli6cr
Sorm 9cIbriebcn unp am Gnbe fosenbc Glauid bel.
9efigt: and ], the undersigned, thereby waive all
and every claim to exemption under the act Of
Assembly of Pennsylvania, entitled "An act, to
exempt property to the value of three hundred
dollars from levy and sale on execution and dis
tress for rent, approved on the 9th day of April,
1S49."
ss bbeiS., sab bic SpausbeFbcr bon Rbabbia beie
GIduel f6on felt GINGER 3eit brcn Metbs 8ontrat-
ten beifu9teu anb baburb Dor 9erlulten geI6ert
tparen
SoIfbe @ofen-Die @crftrti9er faIiberglo-
ten fheinen beien @inter beionber6 tbita gu iein,
ben GeIoumlanf gu permebren unb cine YbilabcIpbi-
er 3eltun9 ia9t bab iene Stabt BON faII6cn gtcten
dberflutbet it, Seber mag baber auf Ieincr Sput len
unb fb Dor benielben in Ndt nebmen
BorleBte 1odDt purbe Sdtob Scipea In 9bilabtl.
pbia orrstrt neil er perIu6t bate cine iae 3ebn
9baIerncte duf bic Miner8 8anf. bon @ottsbiae
aus3usebsn. @ldn permutbet bab bic geoten BON ci.
nsr dbien Qlatte nc, 70 bsrdnbfrt bab le fir BIZ
8ani paen. MORON iie bor9eblid fonlmen. Gle ira.
gen ben Sub0aben A unb ino bonn auguf ls4e
bdtirt DaS Yapier III bilnn unb etipas arbia, unt
in Der llntcrI6rft, GbarIeS qofc fcblt oaS C.
DanieI Carr, Gin @enofc BON Scnco omurbe Ipdtel
psrbaltet unb bel bm $4,000 falfbc ssoten ecfuuoen
Dieielben ipasn 10 sbaIernotcn BON Der 9iincrs
goui unb duf bic ganf BON SlcrtbumberIanb, 6ini
abaIunoten pon Der eibanon, Sarrisbnrs nnb Stott
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Cine neue Stabt- Il lbr-g8ie bic bcIlgen
snsiIten 3eitun9cn bcribtcn, Iinb bic Gauntb Gom-
mi'lionerS in llnterbanbIun9 getrsten nit Srn G.
YenfeIb, eincm beribmten llbrmafcr bon sseu sorf,
fur eine neue llbru ren beii9en GcurtbduSburm. Gr
nerlprdt cine einer srobten uno bcen llbren. nit
3iferbIdttern auSpenbi9 am 9burme uno Gins i'm
Gourt'aaIc, gu Iicfern, perfbert taB Te i'm 9anScn
Sabre feline Sipei 0tinuten barirt, fur $500 Gr
betet lb, cine BON Ietnen llbren na6 &eabing gu
brln9cn, our Strobe nnb Snipiiiruna
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@erbecrenbe8 Seucr Die Stabt 0lil-
ipauti, in 98iSc onin, purht am porIebtcn Samfa9e
burb cine perbeerentc Scuersbrunft beim9eTutt bic
in tu5cr Belt Gin 9an,es gicrcf in AIbe Itgtc Tas
thermometer ftano 3ur 3cit @rab inter 0, ipcbo
b0Ib bic ScucrIpriben nbt pirfeu tonnten
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8d brf6cfnlib n-Wtbr ais
sSoten fint berets perhciIrn, felt Der Nbfabrt tes
GdmpfttfcS St!antic bon 2ipsrpooI unb nod bat
man ni6ts bdpon 9cicbcn obcr 9cbOrt @runb gcnug
gu firbten, bab baIebe perIcren III.
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Die @OItS5abI BON 9ouiSpiuc Buffalo unb SSaI
binqtcn 1T etpa AZ, 900 in iebcr
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Sanf. bon 0su SerieD,s auf bic 8anf bon Bir9luia-
paIlsb, DeIatpare unb Sdrmere gant BON George
taun. unb SO MeI:efnoten, REISSUE, auf bic 6ar-
msrs Nanf bon qdneaifer
am porIesten 6reita9c purten in Neu Yorf finf
Srauensimmer bon FbiIabclpba. arretirt, meIte iib
ebenfaIl6 nit bem GuSgeben faIIber $40 gsoten auf
bic 0linerS gani bcIbdIti9ten. 9snamiu Drafe,
permutblib eiE g9it9Iieb bon bereIben Sanbc. tpur
be am ndmIiten abeno oerbaftet 1tan iano bel ibm
80 TaIIbe IS slcteu auf bic Sanf bon WibbIetauu,
cine IS stote auf bic Sdnt bon qbanon unb flint
So ytctcn auf bic SdrmerS 9anf bon MbanD
Die meiffen bon bicien faliden stoten iolen neu
unb beIcnbers gut 9emabt Iein unb Nun pcrmutbet,
oaB cine glaiIe tapon in lmauf 9riebt poroen iino
stdbcre Seibreibun9en perbeE nibt as9cben unb,
mic cben geIagt, mag Seber poridtig IcH. ipenn er
Soten BON ben eripdbnten Sanfen einninmt.
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Wihouri-Nm Icbten 0ittwc6 9eIan9 eS Der
Geieb9ebuu9 bon Mifouri, beim peB9ften Ballot
Ssrn. @ebcr, ben gBbi9= =Ganbibatcn, aIS gcr Staa-
ten Senator gu eripdbcn. iir G Sabre BON nd6Ten
4. Md5 an. Dies III Gin mibti9er Gcpinn fir bic
RbisS. gSenn mir nbt irreu, 70 1T bicS Der erfe
9Sb9s Senator bon WilIouri
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Canal 9-Die Canal Gommiiii=
cncrS babcn Nuftras sc9eben. Den %ennipIOania Cd
nal porjubereiteu bab or am Is Scbruar mietcr CT
6ffnct perbcn fam
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@oItSjubI Scr GitieS-0ic IeBtc goltS-
5dbIun9 9ibt bic gciSjabI in ben 9r6bteu S,aupt-
fidbten ber Union an ME fol9t
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Eru1~ha. tyi>.. l-5l.
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DISSOLITTION-

TEN'IE Partnership existing between 4. Crocshrck & r.
W Tach was this day dissolved 10y mutual cui.cnt.
Those indebted to the Viii please call and settle
with 4. GRDESBECk.
Kcnosha, September 30, l-5l, 3-2
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Something New under the Sun.

VENUE Subscriber wishes 10 cali the attention ofa inter
Z cstcd IN Scientific Improvements to the admirable
EXCELSIOR WASH-BOARD,
which, by universal surpas every thing OF The kind
which has been offered lo The pubic.
asks thai his
Crcll7ar Crimpcd Zinc Wash Board,
may have fair trial and he will hazard their reputation
g;ust ylhus in the shape OF Na>Bo~d the world mas
) produced.
country Merchants. and Traders generally. be suppl
ed uu ~oFt notice. and rclSuah eTn.s 10y calling "a; hi.
shop rods OF the. Plank Road, the telegraph
K ia, and Hale & ws,es iron store, Main street,
- I'll Is d other place, ia the city
LESTER BUTLi r..
Ecaosha, Oct. i. 81. Il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21

sold the Tweny--ixth day Of February l. D. $50 for
Taxes due the Village of Southport The will be
forfeited unless redeemed before the Twen!yiXth day
| February, 4. d., 1852
Being in Toecn >, Range %.
Sc, Lot Blk Description.
do :" ! east hf Of east hf Of n e or and 90 feet
81 on Church ii g deep com So f. from n cor
DO do : 81 81 east 20 feet Off said lot
do do 10 43 two thirds ofnorth end
do do % 1873 in Wis addition
do do IS l54 do do
do do %
sw32 2n7 feet off
Sc 81 ~ eighteen feeLOn main street
do do ] 4 twenty three feet of north end ---
do DO 30 except 90 feet north side
do do / "a north east quarter
do do IS east q ofn rth half Block
do do A on Wis stw 100 feet e corner
do do - west 30 Of said main street
do do piece ct land com Isl add rods west;
thence eight rod, to beginning
do DO 8bJlt On Grand 81 III blk , by 10 rods deepw
loiE ". lyman
do do SO +4hon blk 80 Park il! from
do do cast tld of- quarter block
do do % west half south Two thirds OF
do do | = north third OF
e do 10 - hfof4of ofn end ofhroF
do do ear OF Il or Of biz 30 except Il feet of Sc
w - 6 3 sec 81 lot 10 blk l3-s sec 81 b lJ4
81 l55 first " addition
81 g east 81 Ieet ofthe halfofn q feet deep
s"do 81 lj2 first " addition
do do 81 lj2-- 81 LOT 30 blk lj2
d" do If %fe hi Of < blk except 20 feet Of
- a. = - III &" .~siic 10,
:" d, = IS, fri addition
do e 3-lo' g Blk l55; lot G5 blk l5and To- = ok
IotIIb s5nhrI6b s n hi hi 10 IS i. G5-I5 b
al b - I'M g sec 81
Il sS -I ID i a 10 ,, "a =, II I7ll@ i
ioj DIX - b - 3h - / b - i b - =
1871 81 e 81 b a. : IL b+-l9
10 Al 10 b Al > bal 10 b 81 II b 81 l. b )
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-21
CITY TREAsUREEs,s NOTICE.
OFFICE CITY UALL

Inc annexed List Of Lots and pieces Of land, comprised
Shln The Corporation limits OF the city of Kenosh
sold on the TweuyINth day Of February. \ d. 1850
Taxes due the Village Of Southport and The viii be
forfeited unless redeemed before the Twen!ySxth day
February 4. d., 1852.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-13
DAILY CRESCENT.


o.x.re m AGRIcuLTUREe--A specimen OF a
ii ~ rood appearance given TO SIR Hum
-, Tjavv from Lincolnshire, in Engiaod, as re-
rr.,f,ble for sterilify. On Analysing II he iound
.nInhste Of iron He recommended a top dressing
Of lime and the sulphate' Of, iron was ior.nwl.h
st,nre was at once changed into an element OF
ss.s;l;tv Il was the boast Of Franklin that he had
strrsd ;ohtnine Of its perils and had chained the
,hnpderhoit. Chemistry does more Poisons are
changed by its alchemy into the means oil suosist-
once. .l..a ~ 1910
/. ANAL farm, near Baltimore, in the last stage OF
;mroverishment. Such was its reduced condition
that the last crop Of corn was not more than one
,eck n the acre He states that all the vegetable
matter growing the two hundred acres OF cleared
land including brars, sassairas and other bushes,
Il carefully collected, would have been insufficeni
a. ne manufacture OF one four horse agon-load
Of manure. He applied to Dr. David Stewart oil
Baltimore, an able chemist, who rode out to the
farm and procured specimens Of the soil, which he
carefully analysed. He found that it contained al
abundance Of lime, potash, magnesia, iron and
organic matter, duly mixed with alumnia and sand
One element only OF fertile soil was wanting
phosphoric acid and of this, there was no trace
He recommended an application to the soil of the
biphoshpate of lime, preparation of bones as the
best mode Of supplying the deficient element The
remedy was given at the expense OF ten dollars per
acre 1t was the one thing needfuL Health was
restored to the exhausted patient and the grateful
soil yielded last year twenty bushels OF wheat
DER acre to the proprietor. Nothing else was APP
piled, indeed nothing else was wanting. Here was
a beautiful triumph Of science. There is no doubt
about the facts; the experiment came under our
and attracted the attention Of hundreds
Il VA detailed to the writer by Mr.. Johnson him
sef and various others worthy of perfect reliance
Il has been made known to the country in the
American Farmer.
In each Of these cases, mere practical farmer
would have CROPPED his way in the dark, ready to
be led asray by any ignis fatuus, in his efforts 10
find some means OF improvement. He might have
applied lime or stable manure. The first would
have been worthless if not injurious and the second
would have given no results commensurate with
the expense. The same is probably true of guano,
for though the best specimens contain as much as
twenty-five per cent of phosphates, yet the expen-
diture would have been out of proportion to the
suit, il enough had been applied to give sufii-
cheney of phosphoric acid.