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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
NOI' I('E.

yVIIE cc-ratncrsl.ip heretofore existing nnG'i
Il the finn If II. Kendall Cater, y Co, 'NgH's
this day by limitation: I'll" C"mn..on nulil ,f@
will be settled up by II. Kendall Carter anu 'i'
cotton gin busin,s - by PANEL Pratt ,,,,,,.,,
Ii. Kendall CARTER,
DANIEL PRATT.
New Orleans, October !. l-39. E.
yIyUE Cotton Factoragr and Commission bust
1 ness will be- continued AS heretofore 'y H.
Kendall Carter.
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DR Z. L. LECKETT,

HAVING located in Rapides, Offers his pro
Z Il fssional services 10 the citizens Ci inc sur
rounding country. n,
River aug25-ly
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NE w PROSPETUS.
SIXTEENTH YEAR

ON the lst Of July last, the ~HliH) Oh
W of the NEW SERIES OF tN StE1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

Black Republican Fraud A PhiIadsI-
phfa.
DEMocRATic CANDIDATE FOR cosGREss CHEATED
OUT OF his kLECF iOk-wvIssE Than BALLOT BOX
sTuTfISG-ThL toEokR ARRESTED, Erc.
The contest IN the First Congressional disric = Penn
syIvsIik WAS bet yeen William & Lehman, del at,
and John Batter, republican. When tho olcia vote
was counted II was announced far ald wide the
country that Mr. Lehman had succeeded In his cleo.
ton by majority OF hundred tairty 40 v,s.
and In this sh ape the for four days When
the return judges met 1t discovered that tho
returns Of The Fourth ward had been altered by
reducing Mr.. Lehman's vote IRON the official count
nearly two hundred, and adding over one hundred
to the vote OF Mr.. Butler, which elected the lat
ter by two hundred majority, and eatiilsd MIN
10 the certificate a. . member OF the Thirty Seventh
Congress. The fraud, is contended, perpeuated
by tho return Judge named William Byerly, and on a
proper representation OF the before the Recorder Of
Philatephia, warrant issued and Mr. Byery
arrested 70 answer the charge He was examined on
Saturday, and number Of the judges Of the different
polls in the Fourth ward Awore that their TO the
returns handed foreeres, and tina, the vote
OF their precincts had been altered by taxing rem tho
number cast FOR Mr. Lehman and adding 10 the vote Of
Mr. Butler The evidence Recorder In hold
hg Mr.. Byery 10 bail in one thousand Ave hundred dol
arr The following table shows Of the i,crepan-
cies between the official 10 by the Judges
Of election, aud that returned by sr. Byerly
Returns Qtpen in Ufctrl Account.
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Nav OsIxNSs, tot. 10, 1850.
CcttoD-prices stftr but qgolstaas unchanged sales
70 day ~ 900 bales. FrestG 70 Havrs lsc Sterling
exchange ~tthout alteration.
ouroseo oct I3-sP.M
fo,r arm wheat arm: saiss il1.oe Bushels, at 200.
ole F1r Norhvssiera cipb, sTc $50 co. No 4, So
ssc zoe No. g. 10 store Corn duh and ic i0ser sales
soo ~ ri. aour ras eco bushels wheat o. 900 bgsnes
crrn, etso bushels cas- SbipmsDts--is 800 nushs
wheat Ere ants advsrccd ic. q fhs engagements
small at fsc iskc on ~ eat ~ Buifso. sight ex.
change on aeu rork per cent premium.
orweso, Oct. IS--5P.x
Flour nrm. whess-Nrxe, op-oea vsry quiet, but
csed D. higher ~sb lair demand but the scarcty ~
b0si chcss shppng inquiry sales after the receipt -
the New YORK r.pvt 10 go bushels No Chicago sprna
~ 81 i3h sad IL go bushels Milwaukee club at VI 10
Corn quiet; ~rMcily 81 hoats receut advance 10
fe'gbz check the demand Tor shipment Oab quiet
hrry sul sales COO bns Toronto private trras
Canal bcats very and freixns@ very nrm; noar,
s2c., wheat, lac euro, 12s 10 Nss York Take TN
por,ri 500 bits nnor, ~ 80 bushels wheat ~ 600
hushes corn. 1890 brshes barley, 1000 buzhes rye
~ go hush-ls corn, II 300 boshels barley.
albany, oct 1872 n
Flour IN good demand, and sdvncsd &c. 1oc.; Nies
800 bills wheat 6uli ssles white Mchi ran, IN lots ~
81 80 u b7 ard COO bushes amber ~ higsn Al 81 70.
delivered 70 Mes York RE, 15c. 7bc Corn mcae
rAtsy sotive We cru mtr.d In irts, a6Ikc CSC ,
and is go bushes asou &c &C for fair prime
active: saies % 900 b1snrs state az at o.
sskc a part On spec~asson ssrley dali; sAle. $500
busass Canada Wet BnGale 81 TIC. snd 900 bisn
inferior S4ats ~ ~ vum srsrnoopl0 600 Sush-ls
cansd. Fast % prvsss Mrus Nhiskey sass aso oess.
~ ekc
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CITY PolStacs.

CHANGE OF rRosRAMxK IN THE TWELFTH ASSEM-
BLY, DisrRiCT-Tnk coS0RB ssloSAL FEu05-noyE-
MESr OF TEN TAxPAYBEs, ETC.
The presence OF the Prircc OF wales, although appa-
renuy absorbing the entire attention OF tse public
20, prevented the pol,i ans from working with tbsr
usual energy. On the c,u.ry they have taken the op
porunity whilst the people looking after royalty 10
lay their wires aud prepare for the campaign, which IL
being conducted with great visor In every ward Of the
city We notice the past week several favorable symp-
that something besides intestine rights
Of dHerc0t factions will reign in all localities Several
the Assembly disuic have made union for the pur
pose OF preventing the members o. the sst Legislature
whose names arc recorded favor Of the peculstng
schenee from returning In the rseh district ali par.
ties opposed TO The republicans except Tsmmany, have
At lat united upon George c.mpesli, 10 prevent
the rcturn OF the representative IN the last Legislature
Que branch of tn raumany organization has also
dor,od him ;. l. Kieruaa re r,egrridge candidate,
bsvny resigned n ~ flvcs, ne rs ths nominee u
NszArl Bel aud Everett Breckenridge and wing o.
Tsmnsuy.
Tho Bell and Everett party IN the Ninth Assembly dis
,T!ct ronisaicd % FRIDAY evening John " Ranney.
rs wranscs OF the sraans politicians In several o. the
Coogressiorsl ds,rcs Jet kept ap ami n macy 10
caites the feud- Increasing instead Of diansains
ne fdth district has about May nominees a. there
fcur IN the dsir Ct, and 70 prospect Of any
char &c better 10 the Esntb district ssd he
Mozart NAL leading "a eIor = nrss about
union u III anti republican party upca ore candidate
1iere Is certainly Jees ~ compromise II hey vsh 10
,sfss she rcpablcass there css thar rve
etdages IN the hsf representing navy fsct ous orssd
tho repGbi lac d1GIcfscy Ia tue -ivth district
are .s settling toea or JchS lpslrsne, Snhst ms re-
ratltans are having refuar "nfeprcssibe crun'ri'
between the isctoa the different sar1s aad have MT
yet hctn able a. uoHi~a,c tsua'dste
ncw movement when a. pfrsent r-onises v YORK az
upofant change n our representatives, entn - tnc cF
HA. Albany and Washington, he been in@nguraisi by
the National ~ moc-ss yolunsers sad ~ be carried
ocl by committee a property haliers AMI taxpayers
caunttec being f5ruri f,r ,hs purpose OF selecting
from the numerous a. snt republican Candidates
tie field for every ccs 70 ~ nisd ~ 'ne sext
eiectinu. ms commffse IL - te oumy So esc'svey
~ saxr.ytrs Mo p.et the orr ~ the Noion
teets IL protect their nteress. ~ seectng men
sho vii represent Nos YORK tbon he, snd prviscl
irstad IL liunGcrng 80 irhNAiisuts Tue noninh'oos
vi be male eoms ti1se this wees sBd, carried or IN
aetA IA acrorGane. sth the rrogrs nrne ~ she ox<n
ixAtlar fail work out 'ors ne.i~d reform ~
cur CITY POTTER. commttsc u uGsyer- 20 ncmins'e
candid for cite. "a ais city y certainly . snonAy
m New Wv politics, ard hook 9TH nnusuN nter~.
H. tt result n their deliberations fney maze proni sci
vi let 80 hey sili keep their word better thsn
the r,svlsr srlsicans
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IsAfiroad Accident.

HAIuHoss, Oct IA, 1890.
rrteou smith, Master ~ Transportation Of the Baltl
srt osio RAroed, met v,n psiufu accident near
Hsrrcf's Ferry, Ia getting OF the cincinnii expires,
tram Hc Get several and escaped vioen, death
unly W presence u mud. lie m dong veil
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TINS Nav yonk Hoxsorassro MsD'oAI Ccasos -rns
inaugural ssdres. Of the se~ wk Bcsecpaih'e SsdoA
oolese VII be delivered this (xonday evening, q "sns
O'Clock, IN the College building, sofsnssss corner o.
Twentieth stree, and Third avenue, ~ > 3 bS'os'
w. o., Pres'dort Of the Homeopathic secis'y rhIs'
etsns sre re~.e~tfnlIy invited " be present.
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Returns 0'uen in O6ictal Account
OF this affair F0ruel 5 Pres says:-

vt To"
The republican party have just achieved magnificent
triumph. and IN the JOY with which they hail this ri
umph they have the psthy u thousands OF honest
dcnocrsos They cannot anrd TO stain their victory
with fraud We think the return judges Ia % all
tbs facts OF the case should Immediately be reconvaned
aad suou revive he acon and piye the elticste TO
the duy secied representative from tue FiEt Congress
sional district
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rur-srHa, Pa, Oct IL, 1880.
me engine bcrse 81 tbe Ptisoag and Cevelaod Rail-
road located a Nanrhsster three miles below ths city,
destroyed ny Ore Al three O'Clock this morning.
Eight locomotives burut Loss very heavy Tho
Gre va supposed 70 be the work o. an inendiary.
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NEWS FROM TEE sar,oa,L CAPITAL.

wAssisc.os oct lf-Isso
1hk FlRsioa AIArgEks Asp TAR CONDITION.
ErnPE
Biton soeki the Russian Minister had protracted in
tervew yesterday with the Secretary CT State rhe TO-
reign ministers good deal exercised in regard 10 the
present. complicated and threatening state Of affairs
Europe. Hnco Their frequent interviews with the dis
ungushsd fuuetouary OF our foreign affairs,
whose eoo Judgment and ripe experience respect ng
events ransprng the wsterss looked upon and
regarded ss having great weight.
Fxns OFFICERS IN CANADA.
II hsvirg been held by the Attorney General that the
tees heretofore demanded by consular officers Canada
Tor certifying invoices under the reciprocity treaty ere
greater tran allowed by law, some OF tho parties
@ho have paid under protest demanding 70 have
'hem refunded The matter will shortly b decided by
the State Department
AMERICAN sculProRs TURNED OUT OF nIx CAPITOL.
The sesson before last Speaker Orr gave the Of
sone rooms In the Capitol to several distinguished Ane
rican scuplors TO design works for adoption deco
they are not republicans has expelled toen and given
tue rooms to foreign doctor 10 erect steam bath appa
ratus. In the march OF black repablicansm American
arr must tuccomo 70 foreign quack doctors.
IHE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
The brief period to lapse present moment
ard the day win ths anxious question Of
The Presidency is sin ample, properly EN- ,oyed by
all The late Asprants Their friends save the coun.
try from the chssm which seems about 10 plunge
ThAt something Of this likely set on foot
there can be Of doubt tew days will place
the project IN 8 clearer light
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Ku wsu Va, sps ~ isso J
We reached this place ociock this norn'ts, IN
s'S days from Ncrfok va b. ~y Of tne Hole In the ~s
M bsrrcAre q the lob il,h and 7h meta hes dcae
mrcs damage sse shipping aloss the Calf coast And
many w,ecls reported. several vsosn have oone
In here disoerted
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Dor PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A DOU3f,AS.
roR VICE rRRsID eNT,
HF'K~CIEI, v. JOINSOv,

By the above description readers at . distance ~ii
be enabled form OF the attractive appearances
which politics pu,s IN the s,ree,s Of
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" 80 .
Democratic majority, 1850
TIE rMox ricErr ~ NEW Tho Douglas and
Johnson Club u Bsileville, FsseK county n = have
abandontd the purpose for which Ihss formed and
have unanimously sud By reclamation resolved g. unite
u ssepor, a The linton electoral ticket The following
resolution was slso adopted
Resolvea That we invte our organization ~ true
national men q whatever psrty who are willing - lay
slr rary principles ado for the purpose ~ gtvns 20
hack repntoanism and deun tasir frs snd deci
etye ovrrthFoW, complete aud Elective given
aeon the son ~ Jersey Ia the and bloody Jays
q Der Revuutouary history " the enemies q ooasita
tlYaAl liberty
An cyerjoyea republican, a r Mcclure, chairman Q,
,hs black republican state Committee Or Pennsylvania,
cen, N, following despatch Old Abe the e.y ssr tho
election 10 that State
"aos ABRAHAM IIsoofS --Curtn "a elected by over
twenty eve thousand. Legislature is largely Ger.
,sniy twenty 70 twenty ave republican Cosgressmea
eiested-pcrhsps more.
unaer ,ts prcser4 sppor,loument Pennsylvania Is eu,l
ted I, only tscnty i've members Of congscss Whore
rcre' than that number s TO como roa perhaps NJ.
Mcclure vii b. able 70 iaform the public.
white, the Halter, mas Insrcd ucsd the
Newcastle sof, HsAs. son~hins n-ss and Al ais brad
aLadiss' Neutrality-suspicious. q SOFAS
'rso~ whss Oriental crra.-" sod BY al druxcsA
--
.BesusiruI Complexion" Phaion's
oourasd's IrproveA Oriental Crsam-
Tor The ocrnpssou. Trial bottles % ccnA each wsix~
sre~l Beware Of counserfeh
Paris Felt Hats, Of the Latest styles,
BRxBR co. is Bruasw.y.
Eurska sewing machAnss-Prscs $50
Car be raid for veekiy amounts. Agents ~snted Omee
80 Brc~d-sy. nsiinss rented asafed. rrtes laasAs
-
scrsfusa.-A Few H0seles % Nsausayss
yeticai Discvsys j1(tc~s spsleas<n q The sccsusa
Okntssnt szd beAlhS Unhnenk and sxrir vfaG h~
Greescs V " esAchs UvenA go bcsAA vm surs ~
UuU 0nnA
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London Yoke shirts 20 Me Asure-Sls and
ga. 8enenen's furutshing Goes pEARsE from Lon.
don, s23 Broadway. New York
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Drs s~ings of Il. Erancs's Deiawsrs
fs9ls rieg--
surssl coUsrr Clsss s4o ucronsn IS 1900
III 4, 81, ~ SO, 10, b 80, 81, TO- 40 rs.
SRArp t0rsoApAfrD loTTsh, o. Is le6O.
&, ~, 10, AZ, so. -, So 49, g. as, ~, 65 %, 20.
Circulars sem Tree q rNsrse ~ addressing
Wilmington, Delaware
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Garcia sewing machAnss-Prscs $50
Car be raid for b weekly ARents wanted. Oase
80 Broadway. nSiinss rented senred. fArties aash
free q charge.
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Stsrnwsy - sons' OvsrssrunR brand
and square Pianos considered the be manufactured
are warranted for nve wararoos 81 and 81 Walker
street
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scrsfusa.--A Few aoselss % Ksnnsay's
1edicai Dspvevy,s jq(sc<sn acslea<a n The ecvv<uh
ssrsrcs . sAs ps1pIis svssi go So,aia IN ssrs -
UurN 60
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Asrrfng's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof ssfes 2n broadway, OF Murray street,
Ma York
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RAILoUs
E:;s;s;ssE: WV WV s.. sssHs IS.
+ y Wy " s sss s..
:s;,; wv " s.: :,
- w
FIFE; EEy yTSEysEE SIS .ssss =
IMPROVED t FfRsoh RA YaRE SHIRTS.
srw STYLE fs 81 ss sg,s" s ls's
sent hy express to y ,hs upon reou
~, Is ss and n s ssr % @
ed for ess thar half dozen shrs The measures are =
Seeisrhs distances round yose-rhe measures from ~
o sach ,sos ar sssy y. length from % s:.
.rouDd the bod, under The ar1nps ws,-DAnas around
sy sender The abos. psfss
= MSsoSsT FRENCH YOKE SHIFT.
A''0 "p' Nj SEs s1s s Srssi Il ooonw
Wholesale tr'ne supplied on the usual
No 400 Broadway Ne. Toa
CArAEHH
Ca,arrh the Of sny Dis-s.s Of .bs Brsass.
s.fs: . ,si Il. &; Z:
! R sfAvFokDs OLIVE TAR
IRON AND sutSsuR POWDERS
Biz essnaops .n, others Who have BE-
ssh WI ss .s.' whs, s.e T. 0
New Yors, and all drugrss
(yyDAR eLEs SEMINARY. SING SING Y.-Youuo
~ isdi.s Boarded Educated under s25 ta1
Broos .aa 50 so,ss street ssI & q to .'s:
roRss BuEIons INVENTED NAILS. sKl.ARGw
.s.isa y ss' sas ssi hss s pr.
Of tbs city.
DEAFkkss. DEAFNESS. DEAFNESS
p~cP eruovxp
gr. Won sc.cssssr e-s'Dsss very sas.s>
unrs ~ GOD - .rsy ma De- sssE 80, rne.s - - -
Presdon,a he B.ni y .Ss sspasu.
| DR. yoH MoecHnsKER,-
.i .s.Ty., . y. ,rD:,s; 81:
our best pA'A'ians ana profe'-o INV sr,.ruo.,
sKw Yoas, October H. 1870 Gwsrss sirssI
CONSULTING ROOMS.
im ,u.INToN Pr,Acr
BErwxEs rIfIn AND Sixth XvESUn
LII SorIcIoso DE sUEvA YORK.
POPULAR SPANISH IL AxxRIoAs PAPER.
PUBLISHED rms soRsI.a
HAVANA srEANRR.
1-.S, REVIEWS - xsa air SOSh1Sr AND
TO YoUs srAKHH FRIENDS.
ADVERTISEMENTS Translated FREE
sorrc1ib; + EDITORIAL COLUMN
THE sorrcoso oFFICe
SPANISH Jon PRINTING.
DONE IN THG 8Esr yAKNsa
siDre cop',s Of Ire pager for sale s,,hs
osFick, "a Ann srREEr
EsrABLtsBrD SIXTY ykAs
- =. .,xv~
ss and So rcurh stree, nor'h~es o. Brosdvse
super'or PSi@, Library, Dining ssdrou vurasssss
FROM ne vlu and .uSs.sns. - ss~ AEGEAN, - sr,
Interior psoor.s,ss @ flss ~ sn..., :.
Goods psesse and shippea % p.rs Of as vu-.AL
InPoRrAST 10 RArLwAv rR.v9LLxss
APPLATCss oiIIUIAL sArvAy GUIDE
NEARLY ONE Ht s Sais.i's RAILWAY xArs.
TIE PRINCIPAL ssIis t's,'e o. rHs COUNTRY
cossxcrIoss STATES TIE DrsrAscrs 40
ONLY rwrsr Isrfssr's ss,s ~ sss s.s Ss.;
sD and srosI.sS.
~ RErsx DIS ANTnI.xs"
Il : irs-h a.oo. = 50 s..sss . his s.osnsu. -.
.lo "rAxsrus oAasEr."
sxAk a wHrrLoow 90.
corner hro~d~sy and whits ssua
NEw roLKA-'Tns rgScEs OWN"
iss wtn b found % BE- eas q TIE srIt.e, eoss.
II Mtg 9 a. 4. EcasFuoI6 JSt ssaL s..ss :
Hssir 70 S y so 1,s' w -.se .-. "1 s.
prlcs ,hIer ce,s per sopy.
paoroeEAPBIc rAgss
S'''s s:Dis x is' i ss:iass .cuoa1.
SPsRKIIss ONO cArAwa, os rRAueHr-rn
sy-sSs n = .aa o.r a. s'i ssa. sss "a .sv
street
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esusifuI Complexion" Phaion's
ssuov whhs oriena, c-eam-" Proc 90 csnn per sc.le
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white, the Halter, mas Insroduced the
Newcastle soi, HsAs scm-thns o-s' and ssy As Brad
way.
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BssUtffvl Com pis EaOn.-LE1rsf's Liqul6
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for
fylnf and preserving the mpexio1 And skin Sold a. AZ
cruggis.s,. PRINCIPAL depos 7y7 and 40 Broadway.
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aIadsss' Neutrality-suspicious. ~ son'
sruov whss OysenlAi CrvAn" eoid By al drrxcsa
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Bachelors Hair Dys IA tho Best I'm the
world Made sod applied Appropriate private rooms
n III. wig factory, Is Bond street
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated Nofseisss
sewfnr Machines the for amiiy sewing to6 Broad
way, New vorA. and lsz fulton street. Bro,FYn
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CfovHiS. ~ARKuoJsR
an - vuLrox srxsus.
a fsisto sulied "a svsv,
respect far rvvArk price AVA himsse thss -
sEd Goes unasrsI oshef elo<oer The a
rovt 80 h1u~n,
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Radical Cure OF Hernia. VI Rupture
Or. n aARSH. Of TIE wen known house of Msrsh o..
No vesny street Astor Hynse the church 6evo
gec attention r. the surcj -dsp'!nn ~ bic stssi OUR
TRUSS
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Hnps Hair Dye. 90 Cents Black or
brown Bes, In Aepot No Barclay by
nj aru
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Give AS an Oiu N0Tss Tcg Dissakes Incl
Gent 10 the period of teeibng 10 children Here you have
oil for IS cents III n. form Of
MRS WfNsloW's SOOTHING SYRUP.
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NASSAU srkkEr.
10 this place. between Ann and Bcekman streets s du
played banner, at the top Of which the eagle scro
stretching across II bears the words National d n,
cratic Nomination" The following the srr,ng cement
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-12-15
Farmers and Planters

S T U DY YOUR INTE REST.
\ substitute for Peruvian Guano, at less
"A than one third the plicc.
kmberIy'S Animal Compost,
OR CEREAL FERTILIZER, composed of
Blood, Bones and Refuse Animal Matter,
together with Phosphate and Peruvian
Guano. In fact, it contains every element
the plant requires, and being in fair cond-
ton for sowing.
The above valuable Fertilizer has been
extensively used in Maryland and all the
nclghbmmg States, with the greatest success.
The undersigned ARE prepared to furnish
this Spring the above at the extremely low
price of
$40 per Ton, Of 1900 Lbs,
CASH being confident at the same time
that it is by far the cheapest and best article
now before the farmer.
For sale only by the Manufacturer.
For further particulars as to how it should
be used, certificates, &c, we refer you TO
our pamphlets, which will be forwarded to
any address, free of postage.
KIMBERLY BROTHERS,,
No 81 corner of Pratt and Patterson ST.,
Feb Is, lS60-tf. BALTIMORE.
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LEATHER.

I'M subscriber hs. now ana intends keeping
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there. l. T. CHAMBERLAIN
= S.Patent Machine stretched Bands. cement
al with waterproof cement and copper. eted.
Constantly ON hand anl made to order. warranted
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WE are the original inventors and patcntees of
w mode of running Circular Saw Mills, that
experience has proved to he the only plan by
which lumber can be successfully sawed from the
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We make them of three sizes, suited nike to the
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well as for tho smallest plantation with Prices to
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and building purposes, at lcss cost than they
haul the logs somo four or Eve miles to the old
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We also make strong, durable HORSE POWER
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ThraSherS, Corn Cob CrUSherS,
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Steam Engines of all Sizes and Of style and finish
that cannot be surpassed
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Booksellers and StatiOnerS,

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a large and varied assortment of Foreign
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