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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-23
New and Strong Grain Rnss.

which can be used us such or devoted to other
purposes on the farm.
Price $40 per J 900 lbs. q cents per B.)
A liberal deduction made TO Dealers in tho
above articles.
,,zS'onr house having enjoyed the confidence of
The agricultural community for So many year,
past we can only ad L. we feel that our recon.
mend ition of Manure is of SoME VALUE. inns.
much rs it is our custom to sell NONE urr prrI,r,,
ARTICLES. We have also for sale
No CorerHmeR Peruriua Gudno.
AMERICAN GUANO from jaws Islam
GROUND BONES, aud PURE BONE DUST.
forLnErTn. PLASTER. and such other Fertilizers
ms We feel safe in Recommending
q The leading Agricultural Journals AMI
Newspapers are regularly lel at our Office for the
use OF farmers. ALLEN & NEEDLES.
NO. IL south Nbarvcs. and II South Water St.
First store above Chestnut street
Feb ;, lSj9-3m Pult,pnIrrI,
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iifal Gstate

TOWN PROPERTY,
PORT nEpos1T.
NO. !.
4 STORE and DWELLING, occupied
~ b. J. Reynolds, Esq.
NO. 2.
A LARGE DOuBLE DWELLING, &C.
cupied by Snow 4 Ford.
NO. 3.
A DOUBLE DWELLING, occupied by
White 4 Johnson.
NO. 4.
n SMaLL HOUSE, occupied by Mrs.
Strickland.
NO. 8.
4 SMALL HOUSE, occupied by P Shuts
NO. 6.
an OFFICE md TOOL HOUSE.
NO. 7.
WHARF And LOTS, above the NJ. E.
Church.
NO. 8.
QUARRY LOTS, above the Academy, 240
feet on the street; subject to Ground Rent
of $l35 per annum.
NO. 9.
QUARRY FIXTURES AND TOOLS, &c.
NO. 10.
"A GO FEET LOT, known as No. of the
Bank Lots.
NO. IL.
THE W.1TER LOTS, lying between the
Wharf of i. ID. McCleuahau, Son Il Co. and
the Wharf Of L. reynolds.
NO. IL.
n go FEET LOT, on the lower side of
the street running into the river; with a
| SMALL DWELLING HOUSE upon it, oc-
cupicd by p. Hill.
"A 60 FEET LOT, adjoining and similar
to No. IL; with a SMALL DWELLING
upon il.
NO. II.
"A 60 FEET LOT, on the upper side of
the street, (cxtension of Lot No. ll.) There
are two leases on this lot, which pay S26
| per annum.
NO. 10.
a 60 FEET LOT, adjoining No. H. One
lease on this Lot pays $50 per anuum.
Also.
WeIl-SeCured Ground Rent
or $50, Sl0O, $50, $50, S1S75, S23, $50
$50, S24, $50, $50, $50, $40, $50, So
Sl4, $50, $40, $40.
Also.
! A TRACT OF Is ACRES OF WOOD
| LAND, near the town.
TERMS LIBERAL. Apply to
EDWIN WILMER,
Feb. 5, lS59-Sm. Near Elkton, Md.
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nl.laiwieal.
COACH MAKING,
AT TIE
BRICK MEETING HOUSE;

TIVE subscriber thankful for the liberal share
L of public patronage he has enjoyed takes this
method Of informing his numerous friends and
customers. that he is now prepared to furuish
tltn,nu Nd nj .r with
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-23
ALLEN y NEEDLES
NEW FERTILIZER

The time having arrived when Manurcs. con
centrtcd or otherwise. Should be furnished to the
Agriru'turlSt at lower prices than heretofore we
now have the Pleasure ii stating thar after much
labor and close application to this subject we have
succeeded in pcrfec'ing A MANURE possessing
Ill the requisites Of COMPLETE FrnriLlzEn in
every sense of the word 1t is especially atlaptrd
to CORN. OATS. POTATOES, WHEAT 4 GRAS$
{ j. mack cd in
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DIR. WILLIAM r. CARSON.
Fharmaceutfst and Druggist

LAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
L Run, Port Deposit, Nd. and would respect
luliy call the attention of his friends and the
pubic to his large assortment of DRuGs,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PEN
FuMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, Ton.cco.
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SPICES, HAIR, TOOTH,
AND SHAVING BRrsHEs,
10 Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, Is, 1S58-ly
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BLINDS AND SHADES
i. T. WELLS.
WITH JACOB REED.

20 . w TIIT ~,
WITH JACOB REED,
S. e. corner Of Second and Spruce Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
LN1NE CLOTHING, wholesale and retail
Il Also, a we'll selected assortment of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and VEsTINGs,
kept on hand for customers orders; Army, Navy
and Volunteer Uniforms.
70 Our long experience and present facilities
in the above branch of business is sufficient to
guarantee entire satisfaction. Feb o. lS59--tf
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and FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT

NFATIllOT SONS GAY STREET WARE
Ni HOUSE where is kept always on hand, or
made to order, every style Of French TETE-A-TErEs
in plush. hair cloth or bTocnt"lle.
French Full Stuff and Medallion Parlor Arm
CHAIRS and sets with plush, hair cloth or bro
catele
French Full Carved PAnLoR CHAIRS and sets
with plush. hair Goth or brocatelle.
SOFAS; Ha'f French Mahogany; Walnut PAR
LoR CHAIRS, in hair cloth or plush.
ROCKING CHAIEs-rarious designs, in hair.
cloth and plush.
STUFF SPRING LOrNCEs--a large assortment al
ways on hand, or any pattern made or covered
with any goods 10 order.
CHAMBER Srlrs-in Mahogany or Walnut, com.
pctc, from $50 up.
CANE CHAIRS and RocKING CHAIrS--he llrgest
assortment ready made in any house in the
United Siatcs-from SD dozea up.
BAR Room OFFICE and DISlNG CHAIRS, in Oak.
WALNUT OR MAHOGANY. with cane wood or stuffed
seats-an assortment embracing over 30 dozen.
WOOD SEAT CHAIRS and SETTEES and RoCkISG
CHAIRS-ovcr 100 dozen.
LOOKING GLASSES of every variety, and BEDS
HAIR and lluSK MATTRESSES. II very large assort-
mont constantly on hand. and for sale by
AUG. MATillOT Il son,
p & q North Gay street, (ncar Faycte ST.
Sept %. lSjS-Iy BALTIMORE,
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding ak linss, inside
SIS, othcrw 1lo.
funeral HosIsss u ~. oblssariss, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements bali .ere thar the
above rstes.
Advsrtissmsnts lssded snd placed under the
head VI especial Notices." Aesbis fAs ors,mary
RATES.
special Nesises in the Local Column - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
sivsiy In the Daily, after the hrst two weeks,
SO per cent. asere than the sb0vs rates.
AH fra.sasaf adrsvfsemenfs mSsf be paid for
In aassmrs This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly atone,
the price win be ths same ~ IN Ms Daily
Whore the Daily and Weekly are both used,
Is per cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
sats amount.
Under tas present system, the sdvsrtiscs
pays 80 much for the spsce he occupies, the
changes bsisg shsrgssbis for shs eoapositiou
only. This piAn IL nov generally adeptsd.--
Oar charge for change viii b Is cents ps,
square.
~ In ali easss whore adv sStissments ara
disoontinssa before the expiration of the yesI
or the time contracted for, they viii Be charged
iy in.
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BAEKTv0 HOUSE or
q n o r q 4 c.. II , p r . N = q ..
THAvE this day admittsd ~ . partner in tbs
i BANKING Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho hiss
bssa ny sslass for she last six ysassl. Ihs susi-
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted undsr the nru
GEO. g. ANDERSON I 90.
Being ons Of the oIdsst Bsnking Aossss III rot
tbs oliest Ia Iowa, the now Arm solicits sontin-
nance Of iormer patronage 70 Hbsrslly sxtsadsd 10
the senior partner.
They win make cslIsotions and remit, less Ell
ehange on the dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly By senior part
asr wis
RHSERkHcrs
Park Bank, N. Y.
WinsIow, Lanier + Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark 4 Co. Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
CiApp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman d 2e1Dcke, Chicago.
Mech hsnies sAosk, Piitsbargh.
Faru y Dseselt HAat, Pittsburgh.
Krs&kA lahm, Hanksss,
GilmSFp = Dsothsston q Cincinnati.
A. Uant d Co., " Louisville.
state sevinss Institstion, 81. Louis.
| Ksokuk, Ian. ], 'ts. 0K0.C. ANDERSON
iAn5d ##sF &
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Literary lbeDOt.
WIN. WILSON,

(succgssoRr TO M'MILLEN : co.,)
Iohnson ST.. Near lhe Post office.
rTAyINa purchased the we'll known Literary
II Depot of Mcmillan 4 CO.. the undersigned
ill continue the basiness In Gl its depart
am Ia constant receipt Of all the
Daily Newspapers,
Weekly Literariss,
Monthly Magaxines, and
New Publications generally.
Also. large assortment Of Stationery.
maylsd al. WlLSUN.
ArTENTION, HOUsEk EEPEAs
nATENT GARRETT SWEEP ERs -
Calland see them, at
TILLINGhAST, LANE BUEL'S,
dsc2sd No. l36 Maiu-st.
Psrk u mA Lard ClsAveFs.
4 VERY supporter articls just rsosived and fol
"A sale lon by S.W. = u. TuCkKk.
novH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-08
Moore's Rural New z oyker,
rHs LIZA piss Axp LAnaEsr CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary and Family Journal
VOLUME x, FOR 1859.

TEE RuRAL Nsw y oRkxR Il 70 widely and favor.
sAiy known In the East and West, North aud scatt
= She most popular Agricultural. Literary m,
expictives in announcing the Tenth Volume. Suf
hoe IL to say that effort or expense will be spares
to fully maintain and increase ITS reputation th
Beat Journat of its Ciass--rendering il, emphau
eally, the Standard
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.
"ExcEIsios' its glorious Motto and "progres
and improvement its hudablc Objects, the Kura
con ntinuonly erceis in MERT and reports decidct
pRoaRxss In Circulation and Usefulness. Al al
Agricultural, Horticultural, Literary, Family ans
News Paper, O mbnsd it has long been unrv slsd
Not nosrHLY II twelve Issues yearly, but
Large and Beautiful kLys--which embrace
In osg greater number OF Useful and Timel,
Topics than sxvxRAL ordinary journais,--TRl
RukAL 10, par sresHe1ase,
The Paper for the PeHPie and th<
Tamess
The Tenth Volume will ae Printed and IllustYa
ted In superior style, while IT'S Contents will VII
with its improved appearance. All who desire
paper which irnorss srash, humbug and deception
and earnestly seeks 10 promote The Btst Interest
and Home Happiness oil its myrad of readers Ii
both tswn and country are invited to try the Mode
Farm aDa / tires,de journal
FORM, STYLE AND TERMS.
The "Aurai New-iorker" is puhiished w eek ly
each number comprising Eight Double Quart
fagea. An Index, Tile Page, dc, given NJ tn
close OF each volume.
TkkMS--Ix ABvsacr--Two Dollars . Year
Three Copies for So six, and one free TO the ciu
agent for SO; Ten and one free for 81 bi sixieeI
and one free, tor $22 twenty, and ono free. 10
$40 Thirty Ieo. and two tres, for sac, or 80 TO
x37. .5O), and any greater nuwbsr ~ same rate
only 81 20 per copy With m extra copy orever,
Ten Subscrbsrs over ahsrt5l Club papers sent /,
d.N.va,t r,xtaftcck. III desired. As n a nre. m,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-08
o o al! CO al!

ONLY ~ CENTS DELJyEREDi
flyHE New York and fsrm gton Coal Co. having
1 such unequslled facilities for getting their
Coal TO market ChEAP (not being at an expense
OF having il hauled from one to three miles with
teams all other companies are, are enabled there-
by In nrnish this superior article At the How price
of Ia cents per bushe delivered to any part of the
city. trial will satisfy any one that il is the
best Coal that comes 10 this market. FINE Coal
for sale 1t 10 cents per bushel delivered
Office on Thlri Street, near Main, ever Chspan =
Lees Bank. II. T. pLAiI.
No charge for Coal ii not as represented.
Jan. ld
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COAL! SLAUGHTER COAL!

rlNHE Slaughter Coal Co., intending to ee5l Coal
Is cheap Or cheaper than can be boeQet else
where, quality considsred, will furnish A9fr eaps-
rior Coal quantities to suit purchasMs, delivered
In any part If the city.
Price 10 cents per busbei
Assorted, is cents per hushel.
sfafHEN E.JuNES,
Sole Agent 8. C. Co.
To parties wishing cheap Goals tersspective OF
true economy, / will iurpish Ae6lsoee and Farm
ington Coal at IL cents. s 3. Il. JONks.
jan7d
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Rix, H ale 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
CORNER or MAIN AND THIRD,

R1SgRsaCRsi
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tylsr, ESQ.,, Cashier Hsloik Bk., Boston.
Msssrs. Daaa, Farrar = hyde, Boston.
Bank of NswbuSy, Wells River, VI.
Msssrs. Mattocks, Bavros smith, Chisaes.s FL
Msssrs. 0reslsy 4 Gale, Sc. Louis.
Rev. Gec. Dsnison, Keokuk.
b. B. Hinman, Esq., /"
fsb1ld
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Ncw Miilinorv Qoods.

NOW &1A4AA0OAy 0oOADs
- MISS a. KING, informs the Ladies'
wv Of Kcokuk, that she has returned with =
~ large stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
she will sell NJ very low prices erstare IL on the
south side Of Main street, between 2nd and ID.
sep27d.
VOUNSER'S SCOTCH ALE,
l LONDON PORTER,
In quart and pint bottles--a genuine arsicls-for
sale low BY ". II. AUSTIN = CO.,
D~oyod&w No. il8 Aain-st.
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Ate ney - Law,
yXyfLL practice regular y in the District Court
w Of the United States at Burlington, In the
District Court Of Lee County, and in the 6upreme
Court or this State.
once on Second-st,, nrst door over the Banking
House OF ". Thompson Co.
BoylB16m
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~ EM OVED /

W.. n. NICE. Architect,
AH removed his Once into the Ind story q
III Hstch Thom pson % new Bank Building, on
corner Of Main and second strests. Entrancs a
Oi6cs on Scoond-st. tmchzodly
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ArAH N TLr : $40 a |
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
No. 5fA Main-st.. between - and Sd.
KEOKTk,.~ a.
TIAvING iately added largely to our facilities
I'll for MANUFACTURERS AsD hEPAInIse Jewelry,
Wa are now pre- pared TO do ali kinds Of work per-
taining to that business ia tho most approved
style.
order.
" Watrhss. by FImsr Class WoHKnEH. All work
warranted TO give sAtisfAction
P-
GoiA anA SILVER Hpectacles TO suit al
eyes that can be suited. Glasses matched and sst
Cash paid for old SILVER and California Gold.
nevSd2w PAKMELE BRO.
" Avsrrs. G. y. ALsKRs.
w. n. AUSTIN Il co.,
1a ..euArN CT
Urouuv IOWA.
WYE GUARANTEES AL soops sold by Us 70 BE-
wv ~ repsss snted, and deliver goods bought 1T
i r.t.,l "a anv part Of the city FREE OF CHA 0E.
Boiag agents for several Touring mills ws are
prepared q aii times 70 sell ~ Wholesale and retail
ell grades 81 FLOuh at the lowest market pr'ces'
Orders from the Country, accompanied oy tns
Cash or rrodace, win Ds niieo rHo1Ii sns
Lovhs' r.su Darn
/ . su,s,nTI,y pponryrr
~ 40 kaAxv ae
-. =. Z. =.
SUGAnS-orushea,
~ - c,..;e.a
,o,..,.hx AUSTIN 81 co.
| a..aaaIv
l-~~----
| Al ES-Beichcrs and b. Louis henne-
| Vl ry-tn bbls hlf. bbis and kcgs-for sale oy
deoJ0oAw II. hooAAe 80 W.
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n. k. LOVE & co.,
Successors to Deming 4 Lovs,)
BANKERS,
yIVE particular attention TO collections and re-
NJ NIT promptly on the day OK payment.
KErEgKscEs:
Bank of North America, New York.
Drexe1 a Co., Philadelphia.
u. W. .Ciark Co., -
Citiseng, Daak, Baltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. ID. 5cuiiy Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of 0bio, BASKERVILLE.
Com ncrciai Bank, Cincinnati.
state savings Ins titntion, 1t. Louis.
Geo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentacky, Lexington.
uovz4d
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ego. y. Il .cRAKY, JOuA nnUC1
McCTaFy = DTuee,
Alto RNEYH AT LAW,
NFfIcE on Third Street between Main and
JJ0hnson, over the Etate Bank.
Prompt attention given TO collscting Andss-
curing claims and cenyey Ancing.
Titles to reaIsstate exa aimed and Notsri . bus
iness transacted. fnov2edkw
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OLOCk6s
A N assortment just received At No ! kstss
IA House. bAA'L u. bh1Dd6c.
dscl4d
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE


FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN 0E COAL has recently been dis
"A covered, and ia now being extensively worked
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., at Law
renee, of quality superior TO any hitherto brought
this market, in confirmation of which references
are had below.
l am now furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quantities TO suit, at the lowest
market rates.
viii also furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. Tor the past few months, md which
was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and hict
Is second only to the above described Coal, tho
best Of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above may be left At the Office oi
X. X. L d. W. Ford, or Kodefer 4 Bishop NJ the II.
Il DeFot, or Ii, II. Riley, under tho Dudley House
b. REYNOLDS, Agent
RaHEREscEs;
State Bank, D. Dwight Eaton,
j. h. Hornish, J. %. farrott 4 Co.,
Connable Smyth,
Slade Bro, billings Honse.
i. ID. Clark, Master Mechanic at X. 4 Fl.
Nj. Machine shop. ljan2sdl
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- r. y. = +. . 4 Z

ThisistheShoStest and Quicksst Route 10 al
pointsN ofth and East.
0~THKOuGH TICKETs-0R
Overt Aisline 70 II prinoipal places, can be pro
cared atRailroad Ticket O6ice, Main street, be-
tween lst and Ind, opposite the Billings House,
Stages vii call for passengers IN any paYtof th.
city Prse, WIN. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
J. K. TswxssuRY, Ticket Agent
mchl7d
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ATT RNEY AT L Nv,
roRNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, over
~ o6cs Of =. X. 4 D. W Ford.
mAySl-d
ono. q. pIxor. wA. w.bixoAs
0EO. q. DnXON son,
ATTORNEYS AND COuAsELLOkS AT Law
osvics II sAxrLs's sUiLDiss, sscosD-sry
dSClld
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-10
For the Standard.
TOWN OF LILLINGTON-sAMUEL W. GLEN
ENT, ESQ.

In the county of New Hanover has sprung up
pleasant and thriving village, by the name of Lii
ngton Phenix-like it has risen upon the ashes of
Long creek, formerly so noted for drunkenness and
its concomtant vices. Ellington is about 90 miles
northwest from Wilmington, and miles west of
the W. & w. Railroad, and in the heart of thrifty
and substantial population. 1t is a growing place.
noted not only as place of trade, but more recent
ly for its efforts in behalf of Education For its
better security in the promotion of this laudabe OBJ
ject intoxicating liquors be sold within three
miles of the corporate limits of the village Public
sentiment demanded this excellent law from the Le
gslature and will boldly sustain it for the time to
come. fourishlng Academy has been established
there, at the head of which stands worthy son of
Granville county, Mr.. Samuel W. Clement. For a
more graphic account. however, of his success as a
teacher, We would invite attention to the appended
Report of the Examining Committee at the late
commencement, as culled from a Wilmington paper.
The remarks, too, with regard to Mr.. Wright who
delivered the annual address, are but reteraton
of the universal sentiments of those who heard him
on the occasion.
Yours truly, NEW HANOVER.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-10

The Raleigh On. CO. Register, the organ of the
Opposition in the "Old North State" calls on the
people to remember the following:
That the great central organ of North-C Carolina
Democracy, the Raleigh Standard is ready to sup
port Stephen A. Douglas, whom it charged with
"voting and acting with the Black Republicans, :"
Or in other words is ready to support for the Pres
idency "a Back-Republican."
Let it be remembered that the Hon. L. OBJ
Branch is ready to support for the Presidency Ste
phen A. Douglas, who is charged by the Raleigh
Standard with voting and acting with the Black
Republicans" or, in other words, Mr.. Branch will
will vote for Black Republican," there being not
the slightest difference between "a Black -Republi-
can" and one who 'votes and acts with Black Re-
publicans."
"There is no difference between Black -Repub-
lican and one who has acted and voted with Black
Republicans" Then, Mr.. Editor, of the Register,
you are one yourself for you co-operated and voted
with Seward and Greely to promote the election of
Scott You acted with the Whig party after you
had denounced its whole Northern wing as "a solid
column of Abolitionists, marching at the command
of Seward" Furthermore, you would support
either Crittenden, Marshall or Bell, who voted OF
Lecompton as did Douglas.-Cin. Eng,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-08-10

INEBR1ATE AsYLUM.-The trustees Of the propos-
ed Inebriate Asylum in New York, have issued an
appeal to the churches Of the United States and the
American public for assistance. Some of the state
ments are startling, as for example, the following:
Who can doubt the vital Importance of such an
asylum, when even before its first story is COM
pleted applications have been made for admittance,
many of which are from the patients themselves
Among the applicants are twenty-eght clergy
men, thirtysix physicians, fortytwo lawyers, three
judges, twelve editors four army, and three naval
officers, one hundred and seventy-nine merchants,
fty-fve farmers, five hundred and fifteen mechan-
les, and four hundred and ten women, who are from
the high walks Of life: