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The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

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The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05
Jesse w. Wilder.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $40.
A FEW MORE or THOSE DESIR BIE

farms f BUILDING LOTS.
Is THE GOLD REGION and other tort ons az
lFIRfsiSfA, are u he divided ampnEst the
Euts@rriheze<. for the t<nedf u the new fswn q
RappaAznnock- Salscriptioas OSLr Tks Dol
LAEs Kkca; one hal dasn. the F.~t On delivery
of ihr DExb. Every Subscriber vii get ! Buii-
ding Let ~ q Farm, FanEinx in vAlae ON $40
70 SO .eaa- Tsese Fsrms and Ispts are soid 20
cheap b. ndace settiemeaf. q safEcsent namier
- ug reserved. the inrrez<s In the xatae q
whieh Nfl compensate for the apparent iow
priee asked. O7e acre icfs In town y ] - CIV
T. indasfrioas mschaasr4 who vii bald upOn
them.
-HK RArrAHAx~ocK Co A.e naw hailding
ara sill eommeuce their settlement At once.
Ample security vii Be- given for the a4ifhinl
Performance % contracts and pE0nises-
r. MoRz AoExTs &EK WAITED - ob am
Subscribers. to whom the most hsEzl indnce-
ments sill he giFea. Some Arents write thai
they are msken f1n0 per month. Fer fah par
tcIiIars Subscriptions Agrhc e.. Sc. apply 20
r BAUDER, Port Royal. Caroline CO Va
J4n II - en-
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

tt Ne mi ihs f0IlnRlng ~ The
Louisville Iautua'. a. the sih isst.:
Two barseIls floating l.sv the rivef
Yesterday morning lod--d agfin't .
coai flai s; the foot II >.slb street.
The heads o. lhr barrels had bur-i ont
and they contained the bodies u iwo
PERSONS wiih iae heads sri legs cat
III. The Coroner was sent fcr lut he
had them sent admit. They foaied
mo the canal. where they still. Were
last evening.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

We Besrn from .be 0koloma lMis.. ]
Nsass. that IN affray occureri it Aber-
deem, on tae 9th inst. between Shered
Lr~is and Moulin. in which the for
snsf -as ki'isl With lsais knife.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05
A. KUHN,
Dooicr in Fancy Dry Goods,
BILOXI, MISS.

Respectfully informs the ci;izans generally.
that ~ has On hzad large s-~urtmeut q. la
DIS d ess tsosds consisting II Black ard ol-
oIed salks. Merin'- Muslin Del.aines. gashnere-
:. Inaea' = French and American Calicres II
varions patterns Aiso Banneis q TIE latest
fashions, Trimmings Il 81 kinds. Aiso--a very
large assortment of Bssts hass. hat. caI,-.
Perfsmery Toys. &c.. &c. which be selling
cheap fsr cash. aear the corner Of i-4mease -
and the Pas, Curiss ian Road.
Feb. Is. 80. 23-1v
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

Srrcfrlc CrrE F1A lloRsE CnoIic.
--oae nancr u chloraie To'a.se. o''e
ounce laatla. Urn. one Iiul of water
wel -hskrn sud g1scn - dfiuk.-i'ffa
20 and MscReaic.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

In lLe case OF the United States -
Captain Hidland, Mr.. Domingnez. Mr..
'Hrn'lricks and others. or the bark Julia
Dean. suspected slSver. the grand jury
Of Norfolk have found not true bill.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05


4 FnExcH EvgaKTT The Arovtlle'
Organ publishes the following sF,-.rh,
aud say il was deliv~rszl 1t MausaTa.
IN that pa'i>h. % the - 81 February :
.Ns LgdUs na.1 sag- k'risHas 80.
not one orrieuf: ! have tell ron over
and again that bees not one ofra,sa-
Ms iIirnns. take almost as one insult
fsr yoa 10 call on me. bui nv fii~nus.
would noi hsue come furvou. Wash
inzion is tie only man whais lives.
whats coulh make me come. lchrrrs. I
NJ fiirnns. ! ain not ons orrAieur.
bat | am the best citoyen in Amm-r-
ika Wy bees YOU all not k ms!
Mg frienns. am not one orsi. ~:
don't you know that tha, there l,ees
more diaggiu 81 tie sui ti,au there
l,-rs e seioqnence in me! hem !, IA /.
hem. My fienns. to-iay We crle-
braie tie Dcciar-a tioH Of IndspaadeRce
aud If you wants 10 know one whats
got the heart fuli Of ideas about tie
maiier, ! bees the one l.oud cherr-. I
Ms friei ns-h,m, hein,. | am rot
one oisaieur. Why de- You wsni to
make me speak on sach question!
don't you know l'-e l.e noi us,-.l t. iii
h.m hem hem !, 4, Bot rny flenns
since Won call me TO the iunp. ! will
10 ali in nv biii,its 90 10 80. hr'n
hem f llu,il,ns unum,T believes
w,s the name u Vashinglou's % other,
and capital woman she w~s. Cheers
and arplause.
But my frienns. | am not one orra-
ieur--I bees Frenchman ~i Al knows
something bout the Declaration Of In.
derand.nue. hem hem I, Ever zinc
Washington wrote the rsine Of his son
George viii garden s-ed. ! knows be
would l.e the Fasl.ier 0! iS> country.
Nv frienn.. Washington is just such
frller A. Napoleon, one declared the
independence Of Franc. the other of
Ammerika. cheers anil applause.
Mv frieuns, tins bees mn common &C
cas- ioa for us AmmeFikaus-
Washington giv-d us 4 banner Of
fGrs aud friiITs and u ever You SANS q
man glad Of il, It bees me. Why, my
frieuns, in Fiance | Was nothing n all,
amos 2 the great men, and here | bees
an office what brings lots # nonn.e.
Nv frienrs. ! means 10 make al my
relations come here and lire wilh Wash
ington in this fece country where the
land produce cotton aud the clay durt
produce sugar cane.
Mr. frienns. | am not one nrraieur
] have 90; the standing but the unasT
bees wzniing.
Ia conclusion. ] will end by present..
ing to you. INV frienns, that proud bird
what's flies IN the air, and whais eui
the constitution written on the pre-
nj ons 81 lis ultisnaium and wiais got
three yard of tFiped ied silk in is lall
aud whzss d.'ats 50 prulily in the air.
Ny frienns. am much obleeg.d 10
you for your attraction. TTsmeudons
applause.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

CgRIors DEvELoruEST.-A eutioas
chapter in Tie secret history G th.
connifyTs Developed in letter fiom
Commodore Stewart to the President.
delivered 70 the later on Friday. Ao-
cordine 10 this letter. the iaf'ous sgu-
ioat uavs - President JeiFerson, which
was - much ridirnled At tie Time &
us construction, was intended far il4r
s..izure a Cuba. thaagis o~,e siblv ior
ihe protection 81 the ssscoasi. tine
hundred AMI eighty 81 these boats sscs-
sent soaihwnrl 81 lltis sreeiai CABIN
service. bat .se,oEa NJ. Jsii-r~on's iiili-
tisieria- plans caaid bs property l.rr-
lcciesi. tls- threatening eofditioa t ..uF
Ic'asions with Eug sHl rendered =
Posipanement of rile project nes, .s-srr.
aad ihs spaorunilv uater sii~f aard.
occurred fer is revival.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

I Is now .sreral'r believed that the
tei.ait u tl.a scat j ile Ikg's Peak
- q asnes : 80 d hunsbag
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05
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Waisa 90 ny tapsF haeer Eieanss
Suess thouF.t O. ne trin hfinr.
When sumrer sunsst t-sms.
Have iadcd Ger the wessea . "a.
Aua len nae arcAming. isvs. = sls~.
= Oh 20 T. The saaiaen rriei
:. Tlis .isiuT rag = t.right. ast as
Thzt i-.aa = i..s-siy ted.
sXhieh rsu.I is eiaspsd ssh go
TIE rag uauid ss-sa haEuiten is.
sosne feiisr vift J 70 give 90 thts
3 Tisea riss me shai rrd rese.
sssa /. "uhizh ea ily i-ason Aszses.
n ee-taeiel rsre-s.
Ard dru-.,,. its i4ushin- learrs.
Ifihea wngld-i hsss nss ihink &. thee.
Pair maisleu giae the Fssse 60 mstr
e on naf- she -,fiiy "a a.
Z. ziil nei ( We ihes any a1serss
This rise vii ssreif fade
Il passes uifh the hsaf..
A faa-3 rase can nsasr r..
In eiailtm q M leFe tus thee
=. Tiicn give me bot thy word
A vew = isve-fHrrs better set. 2,
] sT 81 .. wha once has heard.
Snrh vows. can ne'er aorgrt.
ifsboa = Il give this pledge 70 ne.
SaF fiag. nar rose. | 7 ak d thscl
b. Oh % = she aid again;
e FER 4,eArn vows are enpiy cath.
Whose msmory is vain.
Wien passion rerisheth
Ife'sr la e M love f.sr the.
Ny vess masi al Forgotten BE-,
:. Then whAi. + I asked. q wilt thea.
OF dcsrrsi 80 thy isver gives
Nor ring. nor rose. nor ynw.
My fruas ihec receive.
And yei. some sytsl.sl sheali there Il.
To iyrify thy love fer me-
Then dropped her siirerF voice.
Inie a whisper ssii and iow.
=" Here take IA Eft-say choke
The sweeiest l5re can kneN =
Shc raised her head sii loviuS;y.
And, sailing SaYe--a kiss 10 fae
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05
BILoxIDIRECToRY.
Just Opened!
g. MARTY
mFRCHANT TAILOR

AE nc VI \ vi II AhOAs
BfLOXI. MSS.
Ia D ESPECTFrLLY iufprns iAs e ii-
~ Ia asnsef Bilaxia aud vicinity Pal be
IL has locaiel himself % iamense -. IN
frruf of tls Nerhnnie. i.sfTrzt. uhers b. j. fully
prepared . d. al kin.- 4
FASHIONABLE TAILORING
At The shortest naslce and on the most rea~onA-
he terms and wil keep constantly - h9nd
nne assortment n issh-. CAsssmtFes aud u s-i-
inRs. which he viii usake up in THE xr hesi
style and according q the latest fashions
Also
Has "a hana fue a-sartasnf o. Gen;ieatn's
B.ots. Slsn-s Hat 4 gaps. Ready y-faasie cloth-
ing uf al Kind. also. Dry 1oods. ladies Bsats,
Shes and >hppe = Rihaans, iaces. &r a..
~ II uhich he y selling very cheap ser ASH
Biaxi Miss. FEB =. - +-lg-
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

\ rotaTy cannon has lseen inFes.is'i.
which can 10 iifeI a. the Fsi. Il slAiv
rounds per ninuie The piece =
brass gun Of the usls=l shape. moani.-i
on s-heels. and 30 cor stfurtei that F.'-
iarv cylinder constitutes The brsesh.
~iIich contsins four charges -epleni.h,.l
hv means OF hopper. and iife-i s. rap-
idly ~ 4 man can work an culinary ies-
er back =ard and iorwas,.. The pace 3.
discharged bv electricity. ani from th.s
result what Is believed 20 b. an impar
iant AMI yaluab'a disrovefy. BE-
means of the battery aai wieFs Conn,c-
tag uiih ihe cylirdef hv which ig1 l.
ton Is caus.d. ihe cylird-r becomes
perfectly eleririz-j, whirh Feeps u
ss cool a. II constantly baihed wilh ice.
On firing two hundre,l rounds IN rapid
sHcressiou. a; the rais 81 abouf 80
rounds per minute. it was found Al ll.e
end of that lime. All withnut usiag The
swah once. the brs-eh Was much cold
er than uhen the fifeing commenced.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

Ma IoHx IIULL, an Cd riiizeu n
Holly Slaing.. died ~. f,asiav, 18th
.ust. n bon keagl-.
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

DAY Y>T.LOUIS u. A. CHAP a
ID Ti.1.. Ne So. has Acan reunvea IN
H. thr 1su4ic hnH u H3odsierp. = Il
whrfe shs rezaaiar mnetiBg wili hear v
after he held. en The SECOND THURS
DAY q every meath. a. o'ricck. 7. y /.
All X. :. Asasons n gooa standing are invited
to 2ffeaE.
L l. PAWS.
ker
Hanaabesa'. April ss. 81. 10 Il
The Handsboro Democrat., 1859-04-05

Hubbard Crawfoot-

.Jnef'ce ~ The Pegos-Cenirs Beet
xT-TIf. held Court on tbs ia saturday ia
w saeh month.
OFracE-At his ResiLene.
Haudshcra. u -
J4anzTy-se.
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If we are ever to compete successfully with Eng
land on the high seas, our merchants must actively
bestir themselves, and the Federal Government must
introduce radical reforms into our foreign policy.
But before anything can be accomplished with
effect, our commercial marine must be re-modelled.
1t is idle to talk about fast sailing clipper ships in
opposition to steam propellers We must seize
upon, and adopt, as England has done, the me-
chanical improvements of the age in which we
live, and thus place ourselves on an equality with
her, if we hope to obtain fair proportion of
the ocean carrying trade. Foreign steamers have
driven our packet-ships from the Atlantic,
and are destined to usurp, in a similar manner,
the lucrative trade of the Caribbean sea and of the
South Pacific. Whilst we are engaged in petty
and protracted disputes with the Southern and
Central American Republics negotiating with
Mexico for certain privileges in connection with
the right of way across the Isthmus of Tehuante-
pee; with New Granada in relation to the Isthmus
Panama, and with Nicaragua and Costa RIGA
with reference to the re-opening of the transit
route by way of the San Juan river and Virgin
Bay, English capitalists are actively engaged in
creasing the number of steamships in the South
Pacific It is certainly surprising that COM
mercial people, like those of the UNITED STATES
by their own neglect or want of forecast should
have permitted other nations to obtain the almost
complete control Of commerce to which we bv
our geographical position, and by the nature of our
products are justly entitled. Yet what are the
facts. Even with the ports in the Gulf of Mexico
almost within sight of our Southern Shores we
have no regularly established means Of commune
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MAGAZINES RECEIVED.
Correspondence Of the Exchange.

L.
The American Convention of Hartford county met
at Churchville, Saturday last for the purpose of
nominating county ticket. The following gentle
Franklin Whitaker; for House of Delegates Messrs
VIM. F. Bayless, r. B. Mccoy, Joshua Wilson; for
States Attorney, VIM. II. Dallam, the present in
cumbent for Sheriff, DIR. J. Jarrett. Several other
nominations OF minor Importance were made As
a matter of course, everything passed off quietly
and to the abundant satisfaction of all, especially
to the nominees.
The campaign in this county may now be con-
sidered as fairly open. The OK N's" believe that
Americans must rule America" we will not under
take to dispute their claim. The soundness of the
democratic candidates. on the other hand, inspires
the conviction that that party may triumph in the
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S. HARRINGTON,

Would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
IN general that he prepared to attend all orders his
line of business.
He will VARNIsH OR RE-VARNIsH AND POLISH OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
MoDEENIsE OLD FURNITURE UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &C, &c.
twenty years practical experience in working for the best
families in the cities of New York Philadelphia and Balti
ore enables him to suit the most scrupulou and 20
ork in abeer manner and for less money than any other
one this side philadelphia
NBA orders left at his Dwelling, No 60 Forest street,
with N Hynson Jennings Co., So N Charles street.
will Immediately attended to. apl6m
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approaching election, notwithstanding their op
ponents are now in power. The Democrats are
confident in the election of the Sheriff. and NAV
possibly elect the State Senator and one or two to
the House of Delegates, but Webster will undoubt-
eddy represent the End Congressional District in
the next Congress, at the hands of the American
partv n
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NE w BOOKS.

From Cushings Bailey, Baltimore street:
"SILvIAs WORLD" GRIMES WHICH THE LAW DOES NOT
REACH" BY the author of ''Busy moments of an Idle
Derby Jackson, ll9 Nassau street 1859 o-A
These are two very readable sketches of state
OF society which does not interest us the less per-
haps because we conscious that it has no exist
ence. The scenes portrayed and the characters
introduced, are familiar enough to those who are
versed in the kind of novel where the authors
imagination does duty for observation, and his
memory for invention. And yet, like game of
chess, the new arrangement of the old pieces on
the board imparts an interest which makes us for
get, for the moment, that the bishops knights,
and castles are only doing what they have done for
a hundred years. We have here ST. Clair's and
st. Maur's Olvias and Helens, Trevors and Eyer
tons, of the standard quality; but they are handled
with very sufficient skill, and by new combina-
tions, produce pleasing results.
MAGAZINES RECEIVED.
From James S. Waters, Baltimore street:
MISS SLIMMEN's WINDOW PAPERS. BY Mrs Mark
aoiy, with humorous illustrations vol. I'm. pp 3l2
New York: Derby & Jackson, lls Nassau street 1853
book which seriously intends to be funny, and
perhaps is so; but we fail to be amused.
The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, No. ls4 for July
1889. The contents of the number of this veteran
Quarterly lying before us, are: l. The life of Nj
chaeI Angelo. 2. Judicial Ordeals g. British Stric-
lures Republican Institutions. A. Life of Lord
Corn,1aHis s. Nature and art in the cure of dis
ease G. Contemporary French Literature. T. Chief
Justice Parsons. s. Fotoier's English Grammar. 8
Critical Notices, DC.
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MARRIED,
On the Sth instant, by Rev. Mr. BoSserman, B. BAR
THOLOW to Miss CARRIE R. HAY daughter of Jesse Hay
Esq.
On the 4th instant, by Rev. John W Hedges, DANIEL
SHAFFER to Miss ELIZABETH E. WOOD, all of this
4
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NOTICE.

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and with hold and distinct type which is constantly re
newed thus offering merchants Others making use
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FOR TIE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN PAPERS
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Newspaper of City, Town Village throughout the
whole Southern and Western country
The arrangements of this Agency such with pub
fishers that all advertisements sent through it charged
much less than be obtained by the advertisers them
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REFER
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Samson Cariss Co., Jas. D. Mason Co.. Werdebaugh
Smith Co., Bartlett l. Bro, Capt Henry A. Thompson
Henry D. Mesrs, Esq, and the Press of Baltimore ml3f
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOIsELESs
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NEW STYLES-PRICES, $50 TO sI25
HEsMERS, S. EXTRA
BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1859.
The undersigned have used the "GR0VER& BAKER"
SEWING MACHINES for five years past, and in all
time has fully met expectations every particular
We recommend them therefore, with entire confidence,
the very best machine in use.
JOSEPH BICKERT0N & co.
BALTIMORE, July 10th, 1859
1t affords much pleasure bear testimony the eX
cellency Of Messrs. GROVER d BAKER SEWING MA
CHIMES having in family which does all that is
protested for it, and with beauty and quietness
delightful in the household.
Rev. JNO. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church
SALESRo0MS-1SI Baltimore street, Baltimore
495 Broadway, New York.
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ROOFING! ROOFING ROOFING II
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND COMPOSITIONS ROOFING
Unrvaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PRooF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
Forfurther information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor North and
iy26-u Baltimore Streets Baltimore
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13

DIED.
On the 18th instant MARY, aged months and "a DAYS.
daughter of John and Sophia Bower.
90 the morning of the 18th instant ANNIE VIRGINIA,
only child of Oliver F. and Cassie R. Lanz aged IL months
and days
On the sth instant, JOHN A. GALLAGHER, in the 3Oh
OF his age
On the 5r instant, CHARLES SMITH, the sith year
of his age.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13

KlNDLING WooDi KINDLING Wool
SAVED AND SPLIT Woop. OF ANY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
slOtf JAS H. JOHNSON.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13

SUGARs-7, AND 9, REFINED DO. 10, IL AND
l2k FLOUR millers prices, and no drayage For
sale by WIN. II. MCLEAN,
s10tf 50 North Charles street.