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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
r,asM rANns ron ale 5 milna frnrn phii,

DO FCE SALE 30 miles rom PhliA-
Il tGlilLa hE Hal GAL, ii the St1to Of New JsrSs -
SOiLhinosg tbs best FOR Agricultural purposes, being .
Go3d !o1m sell with . clay bottom. Tbs lnud Ia n lalsa
tract, divided nlta aiIaU iH ma, and hundreds frcal AL
parts Of The couHt. 3 urr NOW settling and building Tia
crops pro iGcsi His l2rgb dnG c1n b. SeeD growing. fE~
chrEatc Is iaitghttul, rn1 cure TruTh froEts. Terirs froLn
Sl5 to so lser acre, payable within four years BY ihhiai-
lneHTa. 10 gist the piacv--L=aye Vine street Wharf \
Ph!i1ieiIlii. 1T : K a. III. by Railroad for HanzOlLDa,
or address Z. ). ty.nrs, by letter, I,rninontor lost g.
Zee, Ai.aific Co,snty, EtT Jersey. See full sdYsrtis.,
meat in IiI,ther eoiusIi. Jiyls*cm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Axes ! Ages
A BEAUTIFUL AssoRTMENT oF JEwe1RY,

Donnets very Cheap.
THOSE beautiful bo31nets which took the Pre-
L nlurn AT the kair can be seen at
Oct II, So MRS. a IFoCTEN'S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

aaT7sti-h sa &C. tsNsdl7sq a'susa fs "a
s2Isas y sst s9i5Hg-9s,9 sai atd35S s4adagn
S@-ssSg 4 azw~-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

Case Of 20 vials complete, in morocco, and B ok .-----.S5
Case Of 20 walls, and Elok, palm. -:-....-...... 4
Case Of Is numbered boxes, and Book -..-.-.2
Case of 6 boxes, numbered, and Bnok.-.-.- =. - !
Single numbered bnxeS, with directions -. = 20 cents.
Single lettere,i boxes, with directions. ..-,.S0 SCENTS.
Large case of 2 OF. vfas, for planters and physicians. .$l3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
PTzhEicaESOns

n the American RsfoEm TraeE and hook Sce:ety
A-C OF lie dAtcfItca EGtG SoEi1y. For Eate At X
BURR Jewel J store, slgn Of the IL. LLocK-
Dec. 50te, iSa9.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Jan $780,

M aa a~ ss1 II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04

IiA berett5 gebtlpet, 1nt bic &D9letnttne at bear
beiten, Dtele Gntbefun9 1T fit ba8 8aIbpe@
ee6tet son BET aller9rGBtet g8t6tt9tett.
Gentrnl= Nmertta Nl5 San Sp1e
be Guatemala wtrp bertdtet, DAP Die 9te9ter,tn9
lebr utaitqene6m ptrG gSalfer'6 Q(ntpelenGett tn
Nt1tnl1 berit6rt wurpe; Spt letren weiteren I'M
%terl1ebmutget puBte man npG) 9hGt5. @ie
6rentpe, namentltd) Die 2lrtertfa1ter, Wltrpm bon
Der 9te9terltn9 l1tD DENT 8plfe altffalenD til6l
bebdnpelt.
8robm in dyes 0(inbpte6 IN
ben S%Hbit00ten, Wfan Idrel6t Dem gt
8. Yic, paB bra9mtnil dies 9tinOpie6, weldee
felt einigell Sabren in rem Sflupen1taaten einz
geIibrt lporben # ulD anfdn8li9 ben @ripartun>
gen, bic man oopon 8ebe8t, nid)t 5n entI preden
ldien, itA INNER me6r @unlt erpirbt. G8
lpu utter olleul NinObieb pa8 niiblidlte letr.
2l8 2alt> lnO 3u9tbiere lollen lie Itd) tltr ben
Yferpen pergletde1t - benn man IpanlIt Ite
ein ltnp reitet lie, rno tie 9eben babel einen
lGneltelt Sdritt ais S4taAtpie9 9eGelt lc
Elm 10 9ute8 0lci1d ulo etn gr6Bere8 @ewift
baUcn ais bic Our91lnz9 talle ; unD i6re Wttld,
lit sum 8utterma9en Der N1ocrl1ep8 pcr5u5iez
6ct. Sic ltlO bel ptper8 gut fit oa8 Iiiplide
&liun1 9~eeignet, ba lte aus Sltinbien fomnlerr.
81 b. Sc. Nu8 Der 8ei6retbun9 l6etnt
6erpor5ugebett, Dap Dter r~trjrrtyv 9tst; otinti@
piiHen Gltopie68 9emeint 1T, melde in leInet
0cunotb 3ebu (8ufelo1ie) 6eiBt, einen 6ett@
bSder all Der Electromagnetic 3piIHen 9al8
u1O 0Sjidet tr4a5t, unO ~peni8er gum 8 flu85ie9eE
9e6r1ud]t lptrD - lpp5lt mlat ltebcr Den eberl@
iu(l8 einGeiniI6en 8iiffel bennst = ais gum
9teiten, 619relt, MildJen lt1O S9l1dten.
Bg ,Stngcr'8 g dGrH a16tneu.
5n ben Nn5ci8eIpalten u~nlerer b~erti9en 9htnls
mer ftnben unlere 2el ct cine 8efaltntlnodlntQ
Der altelt ltn0 mpblbefannten Tirnla Stn9el
q Gp., met6e ibnen ben belten NlfIhllB 9ib.
iber bic iiinglt 9eiiiDrte @pntroperie, lpeld'
W1n0e 5rt bem 0lauben perleitete, ais pD sc.
mil5e Batente ppn Ginger & So. anocrn Ser:
lpne1 snBeIprrdcn lpprpe1 leicn. SIS lit tict
Elm 9ro6cr Srrt6un, Ginger & So. >roren ot,
erIten crfclgreiden Ser ferti9er lpirflid} quite
NdbuIoINinen }tIe, metde pou i9ncn t1ufen
tnO pcriidert, Die bette Wl1Idine 5n befoml
men, tie jest it GjebruuG 1T. G3 lit fein
@eT16r, bab tie pon Urgent elner Yerl OH DOE
Gompa9nie b~elaiti9t merbcn ~t0nnen, pa oi
Ser. Staatenz0 eridte miecer9clt entlhietel
6abe,t, buB ite i'm 0}eAte iiao. s. ii Dies &c
~irnoer8 midtt9 fit rte 9rpBe Slale I'M ere
SNneiDer mlo &lciDermader, melfe lt4 fal
ale pieIer OfaIdinen bebieneu uno nptbmenoi9
nm Dent tb6rihten 0cidrei ~8emilet Rerlonel
elm @uoe gu MAIDEN, Die teier t6dten, t6r
Belt in anDercr 2SeiIe 5& 9%ebr1ud)en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
q tnerifauifdbe Ma6rtbten.

8af9tn8ton. 8inan3mtntler Gobb Fat
Die 3pdfa6r5er9e i'm Gptf spn Me rieo mad Der
Minpung bes gti1fTPPt beet6ert, tim olf Stem
Srleanier 8lt6uitter 3a fuBnoen it1nb 1e 8lr ltnt=
te6r 3a 3ptn9et. 9a8t baten i'm etngelaufene
geri6te berpc9ert, taG lpel9eu Gdadren bon
2euten, pelGe parauf %breuueu, Dent General
Malfer III 5Cn0uras FN au3ulAlteBen, in 0rGB-
ter Gtle 2lntalten 31tr Mrete trefen. Der 0ra=
fpent 1T entid(pRet, alien ungeIeblt6en Grpept=
ttonen 8egen 1hlere INSTRUMENTATION glaG=
>' @''be aa MAIDEN, ()
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
Ecle9rnpbtIbc SSoobrtcbten.
8eri6tet fIr ben Baltimore @eGer. "
2lufuuft css Sampfers
Bavaria"
SSei tsrra ans 0surnno.

New= gprt, 8, Gept, Der Dampfer Sd
Yaria, Der am Is, 2lu9uit Don SputbonaptUn at
cling, lit 9ier nngefpmmen.
Die 26fnp2h16gobe Der 2pnppn Shines DOrt
IS, 2lng. ia9t, DAP ami u. cine iarptntide 6re~
9atte IN 3up nit DEM 81, 9ertant lnp Wtdti=
aq {. Nl4S@}rtiS@3tSn a)lfanl1 nGranf Oari6olot IN ct
Gage Den 8efeGl iiber bic 9a1p= u>p Geemdd5t
ittertru0 l1no Damn pa8 Sanptqnartter eerlieB.
Nfnn le9t ~iettfr 9tetie cine frtepItAe Sepeutnng
bet. 'f- gH..
(0iet nfriepljde 8eoentlm9" 1T iuitter ais
5tn1tu9 erpippirt; petu Der Oampfer Sutton,
pele1 9(ad,rihten bis gum %, Plug, ge6en, nlio
ltm 4 Sage jitn9er iinp ais bic Der ySapnria" d,
melOet il nu8prldli6l poB nelte Onribolpt'lhe
s rnpPen N Gnlnbrten lnnpeten 1tllb Dap audi Der
lllrterf e(p9err Onri6alpt'5, GpIell} an Der
SSptbe 1p1 1000 Nla1m bic 9iiftrn8 naN Dem
0tltldrtpe 9fnpmmen bate, Nep, >, gGtGcr,)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
Rattfanbem, Inter bent Stein S~erleufte man

l%tattfanben, Inter bent Stein Ser1enfte man
Mith3en be6 &Gnt9ret48.
Die Men9e Serbtelt ii4 pdbrenp Der 6eierlt6s
felt pur&au8 ntft ru6tg; 3urufe wte ug3lteber
pprn !" ug8tr wplen ibn leben !" O@ebt auf bic
Sette ]" II. {. NJ. pedIeltet NIT chamber ab.
SIM 9aptlpn pieper on%9efpmunen, emping ct
bic 6ontrattpre1t, NrGitetten, 8aumeilter unp
Ntolrer, beIi6tt9te ett IRppeQ bUn Dent Web1upe
r1tp 9tn9 auf DEM Satplabe fin unb Der, immer
Spn Maien Neltgtert9er be9lettet,
I'm IL ll9r btelt er Bfentli@en gmpfang in
Der Stapt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
~ ~&
Ser Hriu; BON 8alcs.

9ttdwa 2, Gept, Sttapn, rltrb 1np
3nrd nnertfantiA, 1T Der Ndttelp1ntt eines oroz
Ben 9ol5= tnp gretter6e3trf5 unp oe5 9erfe6rs
nltT Dem give 9tpealt Gannl. -.-
Bum Gutpfnnge be5 Nrtnscn batten fi6 bic
tonapilAe, SitdNenlAisen ppn 0uetec
unP 1000 l9plSi6ld9er ein9efunoelt, melde beipe
tRr Sd9er I'M 6rete1t, piele an Der anpern Sette
pes 6luteS, altt9eI 6(a9et 9nben.
illumination, 6e1erfpert, StraEmfeuer unp
6nfelSu9 murocn 9etern Ntenp burN bm Ntoen
ST gShfer, Der Mnqpr lib ten Drtnsen 3Itm
Sa(le ettt erbtelt aber eite abIhlGoige Qntrprt,
"a er Ger G'elapetF) 3t etmitoet iet. ar#2
0erte 1T pa5 @etter flar rno bic Spnte lf,eint
ll1n IL llbr FAM Der @rinS opu etlrm
BroBen 3ag be9lejtt, auf pem 9labe an, mo baS
lte1te 91rlnment59ebdupe errtbtet miro, unb na6m
letneit StB III etltem lNGnen 0apiQpn elm, Der
ettlent 9roBen 9prtratt Der &Gntoin qel0lnildt
mar. " er9rtfF cine tlterne MalrerfeGe 1tno
ltrtd par1ttt bet NfGrtel ltrter Dem WrltnbItein
Dp1t rannptldent Mfarnpr ptatt, M5 bieItr an
Ytab bittab9elalen mar, fdlno Der Nrin,
bret Ntal NIT etnem @tdurerl9ld9el boraltf ippr~
itbltde1@e rempnten etperG Notwithstanding
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
anfunft Der @olifOrnier VOmp @rpres.

ct, Sp1ep9, 3. Sept. Die 0on9=Grprsb
nit caltfprntl Gen Nadrt6ten Bis gum %, Atg,
1T bter nn9etcmuten, Sn 6pl9e etne8 le9rei6en
@efedte3 pe8 lieutenant g6eep 9egen bic Snptaz
net 9dlt man bic 9tprte jebt fir 1ptltdnpt9 &C.
Itdert, Sn Gatfprnten ltnb Oregon mar Der
pptttti6e &nmpf orf'8 befti9lte enttrarnt. Die
WltrenS 9lddrtdten %oitnltt1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04

Scrbft 1860.
SGlher,
Matcrial fir @nemad,erinnen,
Strpbpaarer, &c.
Samber,
neEe au88e5ednete nnb pra4toPQe
g tote fUr Nbmaderinnen,
ale neue Spuen uno S0attiruuBen.
StrpbDIte II. (. 10.
tr @t in Garut. unb 6la6batsn.
Sran3Giti0e Glumen,
amcrifanti9e 3Wet9e,
Nu6e8, tunrlt6 Grauben, SrH9te &c.
l~ebsrtanpt oQe in ba3 4ueaodcr- geidat intelligence NrttteI
Su zen ~biQi9iten Preilen.
Nrmtrpu9, Gatpr & 6 &c.,
SHtf.2Mt DC. 237 8oLtm0rflr0be.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
0ereimtater Staaten 8amoerein Nlp.
Baltimore Scfflitbcr @onnrrrin.

Bur @n8e8enna9me Der Quit ur98bG6er uno llnter,eitnun0
ger Gonltuution limb Die IittJiteber Dbi9en 8ereinS erin9eno er-
iNd9t, in ni8iter ~Serfammlun0 am GOnneritao Den 9. geptsmter
%8e0enpirtl9 81 Iein.
Sol0e, lpel4e ceiem 8eren, wel0er etnsr Der 8rBBtcn bs S5t-
ltben Gtaott9dl8 ~ lperoen Oeripridt, mod beSutreten win53en
ino sur G%et9eti8un8 frcunolt6ft ~etu9elobeu.
8erlanlulm9SlOtnl IN 0tpbmarf3 GCfaI, N(tce Nnnafr.
Oi4(tOo @eOtA Ylttt, Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
OermGuia Seben8=NcrffberunoS=
Ocfeufhaft
nj ~ Uprf.
Soar eimscsabltcs Gapito1 $500. 600.

&d0r ei18c;abltes Sdpitat $500, 900.
Er Unter5et4nete ut nun berett, Numelrln9cn fit eieie GeIcQ.
dat anjuncbmcn.
Sbre @eidafte trt,ben tn 6trnnoen
Ilter6.9eripr8un8en, &usfeuer=g erft8er
8 en- uno Observation-Disclosures
%9ttt8 Yrptent ps 8anSen 9ngtn8 ptrben unter Se
Seritbertct %perttetlt.
v@eruantQ Seber8eSe riiderut08 z0e ieuIt taft"
IT palPtld3t@ ar hte oeutiR SfSBlterun9 ber Der.
2 taateH ~gt9rtn9et mprpen. Stre Dir ttCren unb Beanie
mo MT weNt9en NaSHahmen, Deutf6t. S9r gpliCen un6
SGr @tfb6ftspcrEebr fnOst TIT beuti0er Spra6e
fdtt.
9te 1T bic ctn5tae Qetens-@erft8erunss,@e.
Ielli6dft in ben NcretRtgten Stdnteu. weIhe
bteien eeiltfDeT 9 tdrattrr BAT. N'
G0rEoraicren un6 Strettcren IN Neps Sprt itnt:
Y. " %l1tRf, qua. Selmpht, Slaac Gernbtimer, Gdrl greu.
ing, Y. sGharl,er. : @Utfr. @inter, s. s. Sartt Qpuis s5ac,
gu. NteNat 3rfa5 e. 9orS, g.. 9udemt9er, Sri Qaline,
German ,IfarcHfe, ae, O2ds, Stmllb Ottenrprfer, S5erndn
8Hif. Mar S@aIsr. S.. &: S&eEeler, Sri. eetisTnau, 6. 9.
Stt1gH9, g.. y ;, @e9ot, Qput5 u. Son 9pffmann, 0asio Qpal.
lerfetn, Sernt. 29elsrmdnn, .SOtn g6etfalL, 80. g. @BGtnep.
g.raitbent: Su9o 8cielbpmcf.
8~t3esprattp. unb SER; Sriebr. GcbtpenSler.
Al8 Sr0rp q 9{cference fit Baltimore
imp %fOeenHe Serrtn Ypn teren tte nit y beset6neteu audi Csirf.
bp!ofr5 itnpr ernannt:
pr. 9, S&nn1aGer, y @r. 81 On. @hL,
" 9tobt. Etbr, n QBrn. 6. 8aonsr,
" Q9Grner Drefel, y Sacpb Ru6pIr6 M
~ hamilton CATER, y =, 6. %. Gnnfpr
n CIR. pturttS = , WfeSer Steir
n @e.rt. Won Hapfi r ~--. =, 81, l1brlnrb,
n 9eur0 Dettth u WfpIfs gDteieripIb.
0efe mercen aern bereit fstn, rber be 3uperldffateit Der &c.
ieuidaIt AuStunft 81 geten, pa tbnen bic @tafttht. IN bic Bitter
b~trlslben Su lebRr Belt iut fttt.
NppllFanten pCu 2S1ibin9tpn ulo aus iraeno
cIlrcm G6eilc oc8 Stoote8 Murblanb
woaet It'd btrttt at ntt rtnstn, IN. ibre QebetsssrFbsrano ~
bepertieltgen. o"
90, aSptpb Gnsler, Nssat,
SItte9c WO' Is Ssc0neitr, 9esenuter Der Yp. -Otfcs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04
Mne1snft bes Onmpfer8
uGitD Of Mrndritcr" BET Gape 9tdce.
Sag Teueres aus @lrppa,
tit G~nlabrtcn. flcoerDaros
ItaDnte Der HesOlutipn auf Dem

u 4Tcftlnmbc.
St SpGn6, 3. September. Oa9 gppt
Der .aiipctirten Yrelie bot bel Cape STAGE Die 9ladlz
riNten pe5 Dampfer6 GttY Of Matdeter in gnr=
pfan9 9ctcrtntelr, Die ba8 Datum Sneen5top1,
%. 2lu0uit trd9en,
! 0artb0lDt lnl,bete IN Galabrten 1tnb bic 95ez
Galabrten5 b%efanpen if6 1T pfenen Q(ltfz
rltbr SIT @j1tnlten Gnribnlpt'6.
2onppn, %. 2fa9ut, Die Datly gleps BE-
itati9te c5, bnB fiG pte Golnbreen in offenert
2lltfltal1ps 9e9en Spmbtup utp fit 0ari6alpt BE-
ftnDen. I..glt ri s.
Die Gartbalbtdner bntten, ME 9emelDet pirp,
berettS eiri9e Grfpl9e errltn9en,
paris, Wiittppd,, 9la6 bier eir1etrpffenen
linD ernitlt6e StSrlm9en IN Der neaz
poltt4niihen 9rpsir3 Saliltrnta pprqefaQen.
81 0nribolpt per lGnliG an Ser Gpibe Der
re'pltttpndren Seme9utgen III Galobrtett itano,
mar md, ltiht gang %bcfatigt, (Da5 tlei6t ltb
gang 9letd, ob CT piencit5 pocr jel,7sita Der Meerzz
en9e leine 8eieDle ertbeilt. Seoenfa05 mar Der
Snll Der Jteqolntipn aud6 0uf Dem 6eltlanpe i'm
tltp Dap per ttaltenilNe !6erpe5 in ; te-
c N Mlt9enfltfe 0tf SEM Stege3nanrlc6e nad
If, anterlte9t lpotl fetuem 3peifd. Die
9teb,) la . st..rfs lac
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-04

G Snnsunterridbt.
an llntu3ei4neter bcsbrt i8 Dem qu6lfum bic eroebsne
E.ltA Nn5ei8e gu MAIDEN, 0aB er cen 9criuui8en Snal i'm smeitel
Stsftperfe Der Sale,
Sio=S f4Gde rpn 8altiuprc. ii. 6rcperidfr.,
semiettet bat, nm Bort Gan3untcrritt su ert6G(en. Sccber BON
0eut6lano an9efcmnen, erlautt ct lb DEFENDERS taraui aufmert.
Jam gu ma1t1I! bb CT ale moeernen E6uje in m63lih5t tur,r
Slt lebrt uno bentubt Ien wiro, has Inn oeihCnfte 3utroucu an
re4tTerttsen. 9e nd9eren 8cciu9lmacn te8 llntcrrI6tS crfibrt
man IN Der 9ale Don 9-l2 ubr GPCr9en8 uno 2-5 lbr RodJmit.
tags, Coer bein @apt. Selnmann, U. T~reheridIr
Ote CATION be9unt am 4. &eptemter.
pie Stunoen hes lutcrrittS limo ieteu 0ientag, 0cnuertoa
un6 Samita9 bon 10 u9r Atcne8.
Nu923, Emit III. RIcner-
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MGfs.ttnfhinett.

Sin oersptHItsr gsrIu4. puroe 8enaot, nm Oas QubGtm,
9loubcn gu MADDEN, 6b en- Patent, Sucrit oer 6irma attins mb
~0u88e3eten meroen ipQ, nit neuen 3uiterpn8en, wel6e bic
feed motion III alcn ben perbeferten 9{Ibmai9neu in
nh besretfen ipCen. Oee5 81r9eten lit iai6. 6ein ipt4e5
84R9yttg!yt. IT B%sHra4S4eAe9Sn mprten, @$ it riMHoa pap Glftet Dnn-
- 80 - '""ts' :" 'NtrYvU 81 Sunten IaiIan,S oPhc-
Zen Bat l'o io9ar t8 llrtPeit be5 4ateat, Is mm1Iar8 gansIi6 SBc Be-
Sette lePtt, &Her in Der 98etHn0. ME Haa 9atent wie6er erIan0t
ter lenne ,Rm pom GtieB abertru9entn @e6te ubSri0riiten.
%ber lett pe8 1ra9lttcn llrtEel8 be8 &itter Dunlap lit en Ter.
l0ieoene@ ttrtbel ppn Jttfter gteliCn, BON Der Ser. ct. &upreue-
Sftti 9elaut wpt0en, (pN1 ctnem 0tItter tBb,rtn @raoe8 lno bI
9oHFt, erLdpt@36artet)Weld 6abtn 0ebt, hap Die g~niprite, mel
We ppH ): Y. &Stllp1 JIr Ntn8 mo ~6eItbauien senatt muroen,
8FtHtIoo mo. Gs Ipl9t Ron o1eIer leeten gnl6eloun9:
- O1B SStIlptl te o8 atttn5 lmc 5etbauien'i3e 9atent mieoer
e!.lan3en tarl, nit lr8eno weldeu ~AnIprlGen, au6 Mot hes oe.
rlnNten 8pr1getl8 iIr irDtno etlen, un6
y SNute er oleleS Fatent nit alien cen perlm9ten 3uiidcrult.
gen mspettttommcn, 6aB c8 ppn Ner bS9iten @eribtSbarteit c5
Ya1oe@ ais un0Hltig etldrt mpr6em.
re- @eoI9 .. Slpat umo ietne ms beejntra6tg8nbc Ni6- Ora.
lNnlea III Der 0tatt 9telp Yort inter SniunttjGu 9eiteQt iporStn
rplAm8 aus.
SlW s. 81. @ in CT & SO.
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Ntue Nn5eigen.

WOnOeruement5zYdiic itt's 2llt8larlO
wcrten II Ser Office tc8 rg8e6er" beIUr8t.
Sprprt Oes $urnerbunSeS.
zig Itlt5ePet rS DptUtte -rVerss" 4iseeurt6 Al elmer beutI
Hpeno ltatTtnoenoen Grtra -Nerlaumlun9 etn9eaUen.
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Serctni9ter Stadten 8auoerein Sic.5.
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it discharge its pressing obligations The other
recommendations OF the report we'll worthy of your
favorable consideration.
I herewith transmit to Congress the Reports of the
Secretaries Of War; of the Navy of the Interior and of
the Postmaster General The recommendations and sug
gestions which they contain highly valuable and de-
serve your careful attention.
cumstances under which Cornelius Vanderbilt on my
quest agreed n the month of July last, to carry
mails between Atlantic Pacific coasts Had
he not thus acted this important INSTRUMENTATION
must have been suspended at least for season. The
Postmaster General had power to make him other
than the postages the mail matter which
he might carry 1t was known, at the te that these
posages would fall far short of adequate compensa
ton, well Of the which the service had
previously cost the Government. Mr.. Vanderbilt, in
commendable spirit willing to rely upon the jus
ce Of Congress to make the deficiency; and there
fore, recommend that appropriation may be granted
should do great injustice to the Attorney General,
to omit the mention of his distinguished sevces
in the measures adopted and prosecuted by him for the
defence Of the Government against numerous and un
founded claims to land in California, purporpg to have
been made by the Mexican government previous to the
claims has saved TO the United States public property
worth many mil Of fdollars and to individuals hold
| ing title under them to at least an equal amount
1t has been represented to me- from sources which
deem reliable that the inhabitants in several portions OF
have been reduced nearly to state Of starvation,
account of the almost total failure Of their crops,
have been abundant The prospect before the for the
approaching winter is we'll calcu aed to enlist the
pthes of heart The destitution appears to be
general that it cannot be relieved ty private con
buttons and they in such ind as
to be unable to purchase the necessares Of life for
selves refer the subject to Congress. If any consu
tutonal for their relief b, devi,ed would
| recommend its adoption.
/ cordially commend your favorable regard the in
tsress Of the people Of this District They are emnenS
entitled to consideration especially snce unlike the
people Of the States they appeal to no
/ '' NV ~ JAMES BUCHANAN.
! WARRINGTON C11Y, Sd December, 1860.
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In Paris, says correspondent, no young
man without q mistress is regarded as belong.
ing to the refined or cultivated class; indeed, to
be virtuous there is to be vulgar in the extreme.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-06

"A negro in Vicksburg recently won $2,O
for his master in a race with q white man. The
affair created much excitement, and it was said
that SIC, 900 changed hands on the result.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-06


State those of another. Under ad
system such preferences to extent inevitable.
and complaints have often been made that the spirit of
this provision has teen violated lower appraise
Of the same articles at one port than at another.
AN impression strangely enough prevails to some ex-
Nothing be fallacious Great Britain glories
free trade and yet her whole from imports
the presant moment collected under system of specific
duties. Il is striking fact in this that, in
the commercial treaty of 23d January, 1e60 between
France and England Of the articles provides that
Gd c1oTena duties which it imposes shall be converted
into specific duties within six months from its date and
these to be asceraned by making average the
prcesfor six months previous to that time. The re-
verse of the proposition would be to tie TRUTH
because much larger of would be col
eced by merely converting the ad oaIorem duties of
tariff into equivalent specific duties. To this extent the
the specific duty might be diminished.
Specific duties would secure to the American manuac-
urer the protection to which he fairly enti
tied under revenue tariff, and to this surely person
would object The trainers of the existing tariff have
gone further and in liberal spirit have Disseminated in
not by raising the rate of duty upon the importation of
similar articles from sbroad but what the same in eff
the composition of their fabrics.
Under the present system it has been often truly
marked that this incidental protection decreases when the
manufacturer needs most and increases when he needs
it least and constitutes sliding scale which always op-
crates against him The evenus of the country
ject to similar l1ctuation. Instead of approaching
steady standard would be the under system of
specific duties, they sink and rise with sinking and
rising prices articles in foreign countries It would not
be difficult for Congress to arrange system of snecic
duties which would afford additional stability both to our
revenue and our and without injury or in
to any interest of the country This might be ac
by asceratnng the value of any given
article Tor series of at the place and
by simply converting the rate dd Uaorea dutv unon
1t which might deemed for revenue
into the form Of specific duty. Such an arragement
eouia mot inJure the consumer. II he should pay q
balanced by lesser amount the next and in the end the
aggregate would be the same. ~
desire to call your immediate attention t the
ent condition OF the Treasury ably and clearly pre-
py the Secretary in his report Congress to
recommend mat measures be promptly adopted, to ena