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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-12
philadelphia Platform Scales,

nF EVERY DESCRIPTION. suitable foryCn.
ORailroads. &c, for weighing hay, coal, ore
and merchandise generally. Purchasers runs
risk. every scale is guaranteed correct and if,
after trial not found satisfactory, can be returned
without charge.
lV@ Factory Mt the old stand, established for
more than thirty five years ABBOTT a CO,
Corner Of Ninth and Melon Streets
Mar 81, lS60-3m. PHILADELPHIA.
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WE ALSO MANUFACTURE
Hubbard's Patent Wrought Iron

ICIL a II ICNo W NTO " FICIC,
SINGLE and COMBINED.
Although this Machine combines more improve
ments aud is covered by more Patents, than any
other Agricultural Implement in the world yet
they have all been SO carefully blended into very
few parts, as to form the most simple and CON
renient Harvester that has ever been offered to the
public
The Farmers in want of either os the above
name Machines will find it TO their advantage to
call at 80 S. CHARLES ST., Baltimore, before
purchasing elsewhere
All orders promptly filed and information givon,
by application to CT. CORSER,
GENERAL AGENT PoR THE SouTHERN STATES
Office, No 80 S. Charles Street
between Pratt and Ca,nden)
Jan %, 1850. BAL TIMORE.
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The Celebrated Premium
IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL

The Celebrated Premium
IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL,
WITH THE IMPROVED
Guano attachment e. Grass Seed Soaper.
PATENTED APRIL Bird, 1855
Patented August H. 1858. Re-Issued May Is, 1850
MANUFACTURED BY
BICKFORD g. HUFFMAN,
BALTIMORE. MD.
rTNHiS DRILL is universally acknowledged,
L where it is known, to be the most perfect
Machine ever invented for sowing all kinds of
Grain, and every description of Fertilizers in Il
concentrated form. In addition to this improve
ment, we have also attached Grass Seeder, for
sowing Grass or Glover seed broadcast
Those Wishing this article and one that is uni
versally acknowledged by the Farmers Of the
South, North anu West, and by all that have
examined or used it, to be the best ever offered to
the public will bear in mind that unless they
order early they may be disappointed us hundreds
were last season, by delay.
PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
0 TUBE DRILL, 900
GU.8NO ATTACHMENT, %
8 TUBE DRILL, S.
GRASS SEED SOWER, 10
TUBE DRILL, 80
5 per cent off for Cash.
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b. +. RAY e. cos
NATIONAL HARVESTER
Awwded the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The
late Maryland Institute Fair.
A LSO, similarly complmentcd in Virginia, at
n several of their late County Fairs.
The Harvester, the past season, has rendered the
highest satisfaction to all who have used them
and an evidence of its superiority the demand
was so great that VIC could not meet it. This year
decided improvements have been made, and it is
now proclaimed the very model Of perfection.
Those wishing machines should
Order Early.
We call the attention of Farmers to our simple
Reaper and Mower 1t possesses the following
advantages
1st. There are mono of those cog wheels about it,
which render all other machines so unsatisfactory
-butit works entirely with roller-consequcntly
there is but little friction
End The Machine can be raised or lowered by
the driver, while in motion.
3rd. We connect the knife directly to the main
driving wheel, by the means of rockcr-shaft.
4th. We have malleable iron guards arranged
so that it is impossible for it to CHOKEthe knife
passing through two guards at each vibration.
5th. There is no weight on the horses neck
from the fact that the tongue is hinged to the
main frame.
9th. The machine can be changed from
Reaper to Mower, by the means of removing
two bolts
9TH There is no side draft in this machinc-this
has been thoroughly testcd-two horses can work
this machine with perfect rough and
smooth ground you will see by certificates, that
it has been said by Farmers to be the best machine
in use, for simplicity, strength and durability,
and for all other advantages that we have here
mentioned
Prices of Combined Machines
FROM $11O TO 1925.
OFFICE-4lO w. Lombard Street,
Baltimore
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Prices of Combined Machin.

FROM $1lO TO 1926.
OFFICE-4lO w. Lombard Street,
Baltimore.
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81; gunOlad, IRiB 9; SiQ, Nlrs Sal,
Wr8 9; 5erner, WtrS 8 8; Sart, Wft6 1t
81; Sentle, Mr8 @; Seener, 0Rib 81 Sent
WiB 6; Sreb8, Wtr8 8 q; 9tnber, Ott6 o +,
Metter, Nir8 @; WtiQe, louile Warente,
Waria; Mann NtrS So Norman, Uitb
Wa>p; Nellen, Iir8 J u; Sypinfel, ~ !;
0foB, WtrS 9 Is; 9tuiE DtrS q 81 9tanten,
Ofr8 G1t9 /; S61uer, Wtr5 u Tbpnla8, WitB
SIS; 8el9er, lftB SO; gBurO. Giter.
o@ertenlttG,
N6prn, s.; Aler1rper, M 8limltue, u +;
8puaner, s; 0ntjer, g; @fel, g8m; 6eid,
81; 8uber, $; @olpltronI, 81; SauIe, s !;
5edt s; 9emnlel, s; SprDan, SO; alod,
&m +; S1lltner, sc SneG, IS; arebS & Yrus
&c Wtprtin, $ q; Martin, SN; Wlartin,
q 81; Wiuer5 o. MiIer, 6r; Outten, Wm
Stto, S; Buul, Wm !; Gant, g; Stein.
6Dlp, 8; ~9fpienber9, S; NpB, Bm ; Ode
peita9er, s; Scupber, s & 50 Sebor, IS
IS; Sp9ert, Is: Sbaub, @br; CONNER, 8;
Stinnefe, $ 81; StepbenS, 56p8; 3afel &
8cgeler Stnf, 3 6; Galoegrift, 9 IS;
Warp, 8 Q8 Wint8, g 81 Bilf8, s /;
98tlf8, 9; 80lt S s; Zimmerman, @m.
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(@inneianbt.l

Webrere bieit3e 3eitun9et beridteten se~
ltern trrtbiimli4er gSeile, puB bic Wlit9liez
Der Der g8il9elm Teu Qpge, Srp. SSbne Der
6reibeit, unb ibre 6anlilten bei ibrer @rcurIton
in Wta9nplia ppn Gowpie8 miBbanpelt mproen
ieielt. Oieier 8eridt lit falId ; BON ben gritz
bern u1to ibren ansebSrt9en puroe 0iemano
an8e9rifen. St8lei9 cine Bartie unsesp9ez
ner 8uri4e auf Dem Blabe iparen un6 Ii6
rntereinanoer 5%aaften, ME ie e8 sepDbnli9
BET lolden @ele9en9eitel1 ST. tbun pfle9en, 10
belt oof line tii4ti9e Polt5ei unO Die rubise
feIte Saltltn9 bet OroenSbriioer lte BON ipeitez
rem Greelen ab. OaS Sersniisen Der 3c9e
muroe oaburd weni9 pber gar uidt beeintrdd=
tt9t nno allgemein beirieOt9t perlieBen bic ST.
cltrltonilten am lbenO ben i6S1eu Grbpluns8>
plab. Webrere Gbetlne ; m +
unb 2p9enmtt91ie0er
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Sal8brdune (CrouD).

sSo9u Sarrintan, @Sq., Stepor0stown 3. q. fareiNt. 8
@er tur6eun bate etneS nenerRtubcr einen I eIhHnen ac,,t,f4,.
Nnful bon SalSbrdane, wel4er unsmetfelboft Dbn nss ia S,TgS e2ts.
8rlJtm!ttel uno mad SerlanJ BON q StpnSsi in 6enen Sos ' ShS
6 SbeelShel ccl 9encmnten bate. atbmete q Sieber aaaa Ieimt NM
mar balo baauf wieoer mpbt. o"o 'sV' ~
&eS. Sames U. Oaniel, gfs6.oahr, MOroon /. sbtt
IGreibt: "'~'V'
SD babe Sbr grultreih9unssmitta unc Sbrcn wdnlreibenser
Sal1ant NIT benz 9rUbten @riolg in mener SSamiie onaetponSt *"
bin heute s WtetIen melt nmb epas bon ibrem 9rufretnfounosrS1,t
tel gertten, nm es meunene nicer ~Ain0n9eben, peIde init etne~
Insaa oea Group bebrObt iinb. Wv"
3wa nSi9S etsu bon 3en9nilc ii men BON VerIuneu su, i.
wSbrtem &6oratt NIB @abrbeit pCJeeot werScn, penn 90 r y
9fSf Same meb1ini6en AInlanndb fir 1850
DieleS ~ptrtbceue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; ptrS ein,ia oneiu
etti0t pcn OE W. $ fpne& 60 rea5
Rbhtepbia
6, S. 0ubort, O'9el & TiIher, 81. groan a. a..
g. s. StabIsr \ 60, 9bSMfOn & git. 9.O GSst
Sn @a6nStOn Q. 6. bel Garn & Valmer. WV
! ISanl7 ,E,tn~}
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80. %. Wtutsrs
@a6erIudt unS &rebs frrirt
Or. .. SnnneI ' ~''II, 0ea =. Jaa, 1851.

Or. Z. Sasae! 49, ~''n' Yen q. San 1851.
g9ertbsr per- = Dtt srpsem gerandoeu made N q.
aal9as0arsn sDtrtlamtett TIRES 8rnfteinformTnpo, " 3
tets! SSres altertrentsa 8alfams tsb @ 49, : :
M sSa s.sat sparst Dar4 t1ren 8ruitrsiaiser INN linser sS,ss g %stats
oSa orOa@lits 8e9ett, rtaGoetn er 40 sSabr lang amf bsa ) i SSI1, r"ns
SrfUals an ipt srprOOt batten. gfri6iesfae gaae ~ S SaSn S "
umo arepS maroen ebeniaas tn netner @a6barftoft nsEst ttupt
Utene tletne aGpfet lit I'm lebten NOpember an einrr, S Myrn.
es oaIIes, ipelAer ie4r itael 3unabtn. Sd aab , isr IN xasS Z aNs
o oaa,lid So asseil}f egSe aT9sngf sGHerdnosrnben 9Sesfsfn) .ntS fe it FEST i
pI1eatltdps 2Subl babsn mild bew0sen an Sic M idr ri%a,p I Ias. as
tp EN- Syrnenteer gu Spnen bin, unO Sic fn6 ussbr as ~ teoseem
SH Sreun6fdaft Sbr
HtL-l .INHtE i, BID m a q 80 F..
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5 a IT'D e I.
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Or, 8. S1pne!a 1901.
@ertRer 9err. = Otetne GO4ter rurte DOT ur,em IN. .,,..
9dlsubel betauen, weldes cine erUse Metnlidfett pnir Sr 9 smI
brdune bate. Sd Serfu6te perl6tebene arineien inaS a !, orull-
a 1is, T ,Sast ef f.3sE m Gtat Ea aaSt mad Der anssrn sergins, aSer nsn
rem .8rufretntBuns snitteI unb es tra6te etne Soy ny ~ ! !, ppHs 81
lung y StunSe. SD fable mid testaIb, nd6ff Der grrIs ssrS S s
metnes Rin6eS. - VtluHOefit
Das alternative BABE t4 an mir felbf srprpbt uub aefanbsn ran
e. ol MIR ece seaaaaS1gge umTaaelun9 rneiaer GSnfitutiOu he.
UOa gatsatmeSt stnsrt, bin dbsr lest dberaeust bs i'd S fbr ot Nsit
mtttela unre&t that uaO t6 bin serne berrit bieleIGeaS a ois S %u,
%mpfeblea.. :" s"H
M m. g. Gn So.
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&bUs. $. @Otlins.
bronchitis 9uftrEhrenldminhind
% fttll, @reen g.. 81 81 s., > -. !

Or. .. SAY ne! " 9" : @Op' loo9,
8s aSrisps az S $ar5i iS gs e srfss. MIR 50 PrOsent gsrsnaaen men,
rem bsnju5uflgen. ''0" VH 0telen anof-
srOS y asS mn rE 2 Sap da bate id etnsn f9wrren anfau ssr
l ,aSt e. ttilatt. 9at3 Ben tfferea @eGraaS ' isres ~ srl nsSiaG'
SumSsmtt LEI ! ssna MD 10. SD bats .6aitlbe IN sTosen 3 Sosta ae.
babe to e IN rreirsr 5aailte sel ausewanSt. e5e !, 'e me i s5si
In Ss a. Sea uO %tnDtretbenbe galam uo ss e Vn rut
Oem 9enea grfel9e. 2DdbtenO Der loneidbrieen Rrantb rIt' -, my
nr tdfStnoia9heet 6rdu, naren tte 0frOisineen off be sin,i met
S ne srS wTls.G 'f e g. SeslaaftsH uaO rfnn fe aud ni6t beiitn Ga
tanntes nttttel rtehr belfen tvnits) 70 linpern lie ppd ib Se sd SSn os'
s sfS' fUn gO esaps Sss SBfS Sr 5 Sea9 II e tns gaanes, begen 9anilGsT mesr
bate. FUR Sic an6 cite Sadie her Ntenl66ett einiosn g M 81 lsl0fl
tnp tie ptatpmnneu ;u benz ntetniaen. U0't puh ~
Aatun9sSpa Sbr
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ne Die bielt8e S6iben=@ eIeGId1ft trifft
8Orbereitun9en, in ltd6iter Bode fir tire
@9rensaJdt9lieber (pollipen) ELM B~rei8ideiben>
I6teBen SIT peranltalten.
ES8 unoerpplle Spr tellun9.
Wrr9en, Oonnerlta9, piro Die erfte Gprtel=
lung Der fletnen Opnte Duttpn in ben SEEM
III ienrblpz6ppmS itattftnOen. @eitereS s la8t
Die Nn6el0e.
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m~ 6Onowabs

abSebrun9 unO ~por5eiti9e Sbwd6e. ibGei6euoe8, leben,erfS-
belts S9mptcme fSnnen ietit in Der lesten @tun6e nod furirt
peroen burt etni9e DOZEN Oteicr wunoerbaren Ir3net.- Ste wirtt
fam BON 6raueu unO Ginbert bon ie6em sitter NIT alel6er St,
6erbeit oenpmrten tperoen. gu ba6en in br 5asrif SO. so Otat-
uno 81 Die S9aftel. W1at23 In
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Af9ma, 8lut5peien &C.

Or. 6. Sapne! T. Sfph lS0
Wtetie 6raa mar let bret Sabrea fdner franz NIT sror4s.,.
1 IeiS % Ssd ss S SaffsS. g gs6 ssr S ssaan 2 ! tt,t isrss 55aarsinisn1ssSna,iiat.
bere S~rantbetten per yrnge sebUrt Bate 70 taltftee III ss sin. ~ an.
s SSSsa I msls ssns 5, Sf fSsasa. g SdS nsd sta. aO ID bin 70 epia IlT
9rt8Smtttels tbt Sufea Sereins, BITE 8ef6pfroen mn ssd% u,tI
penn @tpnieni na@lteBen rn0 IN einem aRVrat cine sossS Snt
9etIun8 tUlets. Ns VYupaHVise
G q Gmit1
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BaitOr Der /. Pres6Stertaner- @e,ns,
Terre Saute, SSnb,, ben s. Wai 1S4S,
NnfaQ bon l[naaehrunn.

Taeies mag beSeu9en, baB i'd Dor un9efSbr 9 sS6b,1r nm 49,.
8rantbett befaaen puroe, Die mid init @~usSebrmo beSrNsta s'te
liberties bon einent i8me5t9en Suiten 9eplagt wurSe. S M TX
bon ben beribmeten AerSten bebanoelt, o9ne cine Is ~ 49, utoe
%perlpireu. @ncli6, bal d tmmer elenber muroe, 6Ecryye sSsa
mid Or. SapneS grulren9un9Sminel gu prObirea g en- aln
@ebraa9 Der eriten t6lal9e iOltroe i9 etpas beferu mad esebr 0sua
bon 3 Slalten erfol9te meuae oOl9e @cueiuns, Wv Y'0taup
sAAA SfQac ErnshH ST II
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Neue8 prn Sd1mebe,,

(&uu;us aus etnem Brief 6es @ep. @6rb,. 81 go.u..
StpfIplnt, S6weben, ben 10. WRGra 1857 ~ot'VsF9 Rlt
Sbre uni6esbare NtebtStn = bs arsinion,,s. ~,
p, lug t,,, %a shas Y ms m o5tqt grCFe Dtenfe seleiaet tmb "A
tana taunn elaea lag opas eahelbe leht. Dievrere nteinsr S Sv ~
rssI$s t4 aS91 asS ssrF@trtsa intr etenfaas Der s smteu g gisnRe
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Son IS. So. @tnter8 9H 81
.W1ilebaeptQe. Sn.. hen <

Or. .. Same q Spni ~'arJ 1898.
Wtette 5erren. - Mtt arDsent gerondoss s.ss,s1
len Rrantbfiten her 9aftrStre ibr 8ruitrt tntaunasrnniff tet ~ selais
igren ltnS SSran Saliant bet ffartem NusmuTf rto qeserts, SUtgie
~an9epanpt babe. v" ptHeH @rfpl99
80. 81. O0f,t.x
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8rnfbrdune unp 8~lntlneien

WtIleptle, 8uIer 60, Ben 5. 81. IA,
Or. .. Sapnt!1
Sd beSeu9e, eaB tb pGbrenb Der @rnte I'm Iektst er4 -.
suftrDbrenentSdnems betaIlen tpurbe unb etne ;iemH6es aa ! g
Spt Slut %ausnart! aud bate tb enen bSlen Suuien' a
eHt. cine Tlal6e Ses% lnbernben BALKANS tn6 Sdnn s Sf y npR
Sruit retut8ansSmitte uub ptefes itelte mid sdnsltb 6 wteSSr
SameS 9. Ban 6prn
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9abt t6r ben &eudburte,,
&O''tntt Mlle un0 gcmeirt.
glutuna Der Qunoe.
MmtsptQe. g16 6sr

Or q @fnisptle, @a., ben 1. Sanuar 1853.
gSeftber osrr SIN Sabre 1850 mar t6 fetr tstS.,b
mt = ms SdMealtsn TN ssrterseben6e i Sabre ,Sib , : as@Ss ~
trau$ 5'T iSres s" sraf Sa Sila'uas Sts emas pntSe jsSsSt mao Sc.
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uerl&attts unO i1n ;uIest se6ettt Bat. 49, sfVRe SrletgteruH5
,Gbps. S. Mnu{n
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3nrccbtiuct1nna.

Der mi0eleuo eetioricQc artiteG I'M g8al6tn9ton S~nte0igenser
geHt 5aHitiB ben 70. c lUel4er ~bebauptet, i1 lei elm panpp-
NotBng" lpo felt 5abren ba6 6aupt Der Die 6rertoen 9alIenoen
patie, IT tt alien Ieften G6elen our9au8 uHwa r" unO Der
ggaaI1 pabte, bab et oGi8cn" al8itreute, ebet ais ct beien
Nrift pefBteHti9b.
Wai9tn8toH ben %. Wtai 1860.
M Rfbarb Q8dIIo6
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9salbimatoner 9(n,efaen.

Dg- llniern Geieu in &ai9in]t Un 3ur GaGridt, baB Der gosn
Ps "gledet" Sr. Sotett feline 9Obnuu0 na4 Oep. sos elite
giraffe na9c on Pennip(o. 30. oerte9t bat. Mo-
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@rfdltun8, 9uiten, Seiten- u. grufidmeer,t,

@ertber 9err! St Spdtja6r is4S wurSe ib sur sinsr, h.fs
gen G6mer3 III nieiner lintet 6eite unmtttel6ar inter Ran, 9 ~.
%9sfalens pel&sr MID AUS sraslt<e marterte umo Sier 81
SpraGe beraupte. so CLAUDE, eaB etne tei9e @rtdItinta 81
s&mers dbsr bic eaase sralt uO warOe BON Gage sa ae o1 Sgtts
ger, f. OaB nieiae 6reaness u BE erSBte 8tcrsnfB Ssrietpesu VF t6
ter snpeiImg Der bsrabmteltea aerste, aber u~nsIatIiiSSsr Se ~
obne allen @rtolg. sd mar nate pardn, mid Ser gsr,nsitS us
~btuBueebeh ais et eutt8er Trepno mir ben @ebraub ibrSss S gDuitSS
tetnt9un9smtttelS anriett. SD perfbafte mir ene ,Slalbe feS o.
ben uc ete th tie nod pSuD pertrnudt bate, ffeqten fS 9siha,
Yon SeGerun9 etn, uno rad benz Gebrauh Der & SioigSes ;ostpeH
mid 9dn3tp interchangeable, ensi9 burb Die 8raft tbrsrl,ntmSsV
Barren Arsnet. M6tln9Spon Sbr "lVH9
8. ". AG. O1rbtp,
Ydtor Der !. Eresb0tertaner- @elnsiuSs
Terre 6dute, Snb,, ben 8. DPdt 1913.
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9entl6e 8riefe
weI4e in Der S~eltriSen a9ua" a~nse8eiot ino.
Damenlite
giIe, Mr8 81; Gdert, Otr8 6 6; Surner,
0ib s; Sii@er, Wtr8 90 81; @rab, Wtr8 9
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@eipemil6er @atarrb II. 6luBfeber (9nffren,
@ nj. 2IOpO IsVn sisbura, pa, i4reibt,

SD bin fceben tMeNer ssnefen sVn einem epiSsruSsa q"
BET melAer SrartRett ta IN tbrem Srafretnieer nnI6desorts
9etlmtttcl fane. "'VA''Vte"
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We0tstniiebe Mn;eiae.
&abt tbr Sen 5nffen :

&nbt tbr Sen &nffems
Damn 9ebran4et Or. Sapne8 grtfre;n
9un98n1tttel.
go 8tbt aHstnblifIiGe @rleibteruna.
Setp tbr enGbtGft4 Dber fhmfnbr5M
ssS Gnn Sasne'S ruHretnfsunasnttte l"W 81 SaaH
tteist Ss a tas S[ efats Sts 5sIs19t%snsitsass Der q~nftr5srs per-
rtstett Seta &tbnsn resuiamt. ""V' "t'"saas aae S3pie-
Qapt t9r ben ~aeu96ulfen
BetrauGet SdYne's gruar,iniosr
: @sl S,a pa e. etsts iansDtertgs aranf6ciHt n pnr S. Se ~ ! ts Or
+" SS STRpta Tte'gtft u@O pen gatienteu sladltS 6nrSttIft IO'ur5e1
fGgreh tjrnbunes, setraudet Of unb My Spsr Entd.
SSsStnt9tr, 6eIniI mad, Der Nnpeifuue uab eS beiit e S%V Y. 0rult.
Dltnuten. limb enblth: ''u' fuV IN penigtH
Wenn tor. AftrStren-S6wtaSfn6 Mn.
saSs : 9RUmtl 9es eettenfe6en, 8IatisetssSsgf
retnteungsmtttel. 60 1T bs bette SeilmitteI Fir rcI@ Ss 5 Stult
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-30

.oeeenwdrti9 unter ben SanittipaarenbGnblern
bic i6riftlide NufforDerung, ipIbrenb Der BET
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ben Glerf8 mebr 3eit 5ur Grbplun9 gu 9ewd6z
rem.
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= uebermpr9en merpen Die geamen Der BON
ben 8idtern Au89ewdblten in @e9enmart Der
&i6ter pom Sberiff 9e5O9en meroen.
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8rroelle gu beridten uno mubrI6etnltd miro in
8alOe 9egen %pieielben ein9eldrlttea perpen.
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G9ef Der ySiser8", Der zines mSroertl4en Naz
sriff5 unsetla9t 1T, iOlte porselterl p~ro5ellirt
werpen, erl4iet aber nidt nro 10 fpllroe leune
8ar9l9aft fir p~erfallen erflart. Gr 1ol in
Nprfolf lein utb lein 8RrBe, ST. Treoerid 9.
Gunner, BAT li9 Don 91idter 8Dno etnen 5aft=
befebl rerldafit, UNI ben lrpnnlen Soc wcnlS9=
ltd bteber 3u b~ringen. @elin9t Sebteres, lr
bran4t natitrli6 Die perfa1ene BlrS14aft nldt
be5a9lt gu merben
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Wann muB we9el Der am lebten W1hltaSe
BON ibnl be9an9enen 8obbeiten peni9ltena
tit9ti9 9el0 bluten. 8pn Der Supertpr Court
nitroe er tpe9en leineS befantten An9riffS auI
oeT Wallridter Martin 5u einem Sdaoener=
lab Don $3.50 perurtbeilt, n1o 8i4ter gcnr
le9te ibm por9eltern cine meitere @elDfrafe bon
$50 uno Be5ablung Der Soften auf. Befer
wdre eS 9epelen, Serr gono bdtte ben 2itnmel
audi in bic Sail Qel6ift.
6rsi8eiPro4en. - Der @lubifen-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-28

OREGoN has adopted State seal.
The escutcheon is supported BY thirty
three stars, and divided by an ordinary
with the inscription: "The Union .
In relief, mountains, an elk with branch.
ing antlers, a wagon, the Pacific Ocean,
on which is British man-of.war depart.
ing and IN American steamer arriving
The second quartering with a sheaf
pillow and pick-ax. Crest-the Ameri-
can Eagle. Legend-the State of Ore
gon. TAe introduction Of the English
nan-of.war = - doubt emblematical Of
- ae(iea's 49, obliged to relinquish
r. = 1lS ND tsssitesy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-28

On the 23d inst, very stringent act
for the suppression of usurious interest
and to punish the usurer passed the
House by vote of GO to %. This act.
We are informed by the Register, declares
the forfeiture of the entire interest and
principal. Pending its passage, long
and bitter discussion was held, and sew
eral amendments offered were tabled.
Williams, Of Dubuque offered a sub
st'tute respecting all usury laws. Re-
lected, yeas, %; nays, 6l. Merrill, of
Clinton, offered an amendment requiring
interest on accounts to the date from
the time the debt was contracted, which
amendment was rejected. The same
person offered an amendment max
ing the borrower liable to pun.
ishment equally with the lender,
which was lost. The bill provides that
all mortgages, deeds of trust or other
liens on real estate for usury shall be void
that any party having a collateral in
terest shall have the right to plead usury
and that the loaning Of money at
usurious rates of interest shall be pun
ished as misdemeanor.
The vote on the bill stood as follows
YEAs-Aessrs. Beal. Barnes. Bemis. Brace
well, Bennett, Caldwell. Campbell, CLARK, of
johnson, Clark, Of Jefferson. Clark, Of Des
Aoines. Claggett. Conner, Cottle. Coving.
Crawford. Doggett, Darlin, Davis, Of Jasper.
Davis. Of johnson, DuniAvey. Ellie, Glasgow.
Cue, Hall, Hasksil, Harris. Hedges, Heae,
Aotchkiss. Hunt. Jsnninge. Jones, kellogg,
Lambert. lie Lascheur, Lynch, Macomber
McCullough, of Jackson, McQuinn. Willard
Mitchel Morehead, Parker, Paulk, Price Of
Muscatine, Quinn. Reed, Robinson. Rosenkrans
huddick, Sabin. Shipman. Stanton. Stephens.
SNgr !e Tompkins. Williamson, of Louise,
"Mnrow Witter, and Mr.. Speaker-6O.
NnIs-Messrs. Baker, Beremsn. Bowdoin.
0o'Aen'ord' bremner. Dennison, Gillett, Gniffke.
Soodreii. Gurlsy. Aongold, Merrill. No,er'
Peet, Rees. Riddle. RobS. Tsvlor Wh;tsIs.
Williamson. Williams. Of Warren. Wright "
o. "' "''S"s-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-28

ABILEMLEcH, Of the st. Charles Ln-
teIItgencer, wants to know if the Lepis-
iature Is afraid to pass Registry Law ;
and Alfred and Addison, Of the Daven-
port Gazette, call it u common sense
query. We can answer the anxious en-.
qolrets by assuring them that the Re-
P"ot'cons don't dare do 1t. They
nave caucussed and worried and shuffled,
and not yet come to any conclusion
we destroyed to-day letter from the
strongest kind Of naturalizad Repub.
l'can, who assures us that he will WORK
night and day to defeat Republicsnism
II u dares to pass such = measure
State Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-28
AY.RTON Mills.

TTAyING LEASED TIE ALBION MILLS. I
III shall put them In Immediate operation. 1
am now prepared 70 pay The highest price for
Wheat.
The psblic can depend upon our keeping . con-
slant supply Of the best Flour, Boltsd Corn Meal,
Brsn and Shorts, Gfshsm Plour, &c., always on
hand.
A. 70 iats.d u pay particular attention 70 the
retail trade 81 tho mill, fsmiliss and bakers will
Ind It to their advantage 70 give NJ their pat
ronago.
We shall keep tsaa 70 deliver free Of ehssRs.
ELISHA @. BURROWS.
narl6-A1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-28
~ -
Oaths.

The Iowa Legislature has bill before
it which will authorize judges Of cleo
tons, and other persons administering
oaths, to inquire into . mans religious
views and then dish up s'swear' that
in the opinion of the judges, will be
sure to send him "below," provided he
PeIures himself. The prctence is that
Irish and Germans Catholics and Pro
testants) will not tell the truth unless
they swear on the cross, by the cross kiss
the cross, or something Of that kind
The object really lie to load the elective
franchise with embarra.sments 30 that
Democratic voters will decline to 90 to
the polls and submit to an inquisition
at the hands Of Know Nothing Board
OF Judges. That is substantially the
whole object of it.
We do not object to swearing a man
strong, or affirming him seriously, but
the right to pump mans religious creed
out OF him is not constitutional" by
any means. And then what nonsense
1t will lead to-: The Irish Catholic NAV
require Douay Bible; the Turk. a
Moran; the Protestant, a St. James
translation; the Chinese copy Of Con
fuc'us; the Sceptic, an Age Of Reason ::
the Swedenborgian, copy OF He'll and
Heaven; the SpIritualist, A. J. Davis'
works; the Mormon, Utah Bible the
Know Nothing, Riot Act; tho Demo
crat, the Constitution of the United
States, and the Republican, Helpers
Crisis
The Legislature should insert sec
ton providing all the election boards
with the above enumerated works.
North Io,oa Times.