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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

QUESTION SOLVED.--WiI0Is LIrTtl. mn
" u IllAbPf Many yellsHgn llii- question was All.
swsren by one Of Dcawaies distinguished sons 10 IN M.
t9ll lrlnhcr wn la,lasscnblel To h@lril Many of their
%, VI NOV resi- ~ Iniei rgppse in their graves. y
corn stak hoIses on iis lathcrs fr when Major Tom
sto ktoi was leading tr American trces and taking los.
SESSION. nl f9t He1lgr There Gfc iow living who ware
Present ~ That battle nrenu testify 10 m fact hut from
history Inc old have passed away tic middle aged d i,
Resolution told the snft tale. aud titus tie soldier spkr
~ spoke Of time when his fathers hair was black MID
rs MINISTER'S also. In these dtys there was nothing
ti9lght % Slgnl"oning or pycng It was shave me- ~
elit my hnr. Vow, Nnhns America wishing IL imfifi,ye
with The times orders Mpustache Guater Prime, A,rt
Victoria Dye. nmncnrfl', Wigs Srnlns ShanIapitn,5 "
Those orders can all be filled hy calling on j. NJ nnl b.
Roach Practical Ballers NJ Fast Fifth Street Dpynu
Buildings Wilmington. nn
With azors keen
And Water hot,
You'll always fluid them
On the sIOI.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

| ~ -, niSih W AtA - ~ THE CITIZENS OF
WILMINGTON AND NlCiNlTf.-l take this Ilethod
70 inform my customers and friends that will have yn.
rely OF superior FISH for sale my stand ut the East end
q second street Market House, every Tuesday from II
guy On Fridays and saturday. q every week will III
Ways hr found the entire day with excellent supply Of
Fish TT the west end Of Fourth Street Market All in want
"fa good and cheap article cin be accommodated ycalg
an the undersigned. GEORGE KELLER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

/ -, AND MACHINE MASuFACE1EY
E%[ ORANGE STREET, between Front
and Second, Wilmington. Dcll@aI,f
The slSciDer prepared 10 manufacture AMI lcpatf
nil kinds Of Agricultural Machinery tho best MANNER
aud warranted 10 give satisfaction Also Keeps constantly
o. hand large assortment Of Implement mckinney and
Tools which he would call the attention Of dealers and
ers toeXamnG before purchasing Adkins Nancy llus5ey.
Mccormick and other l;rapers repiirei, and Casting.
Brassos, Knives. &C. furnished when ordered
Also, large assorcmenl Of fresh Garden aul Flower
Seeds GEORGE CHJRSSIBE
ap23
T'REsH ROLL BUTTER.---A LARGE
lot Of l'res4 Roll liurr ~ - cents per pound III
CHRISTIAN MheSlCk orc, corherof Fourth AMI Wal
nut eirccts
)oWDERED sAGE.--sAUsAGE MA
hEho my n ono inp! equal f. Two Il III, lerl; i,
nice articeat De- j. SiN2s SOSs, Medical Depot IN md
King Streets
Sage. sAGEi.-IN QUARTER q HALF
rr sS ds. snss s. r waTn'y =, g22l and & a. M
Family Medicine store itliand King streets
40 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-HUY YOUR
Il Toys and Fancy Goods Tor the coming Holidays l
BOBBY ~ Market street. Wilmington, AZ less titan la
4eiPnla pi- -!----
DARTIEs AND RAILS SERVED WITH
l every variety Of REFRESHMENTS and M extra
charge for use Of dishes Sc Ca RQDDYs Confectionery
No 22l Market street. noti2
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ERD-
/ SEINE OIL the best Illuminating oil nrse. sold whole.
sale and retail, hy Il. BRtSGtlURsT & co. Drnsgists
corner Market and sixth streets.
DRINGHURsT's KINGS MIXTURE. PoR
- Khenmhtisl Snrhns, Frost Feet No., manufactured
by u. BhlNGlluKsT co. rarmnceists, corner siytli
and Market Streets
DRINGHURST, sINDELIBLEIN INKS,
ID warranted equal ii not superior Ia amy others aaI-
Gicturcd BY p BRINGlIuRST CO.. Chemists corner
Sixth and Market streets.
DRINGHURTS' WORM sYRUP--A PER.
I'D fectly Wholesome and agreeable compound for ex-
polling Worms Of all kinds from thu systen has frequent.
yrcicyed when other Nermifugos have filc1 Prepared
by BRfNGlfURST co.. Pharmaceutical, corner Sixth
and Market streets.
GOAL OIL! COAL OIL ;-FOR KEHO-
" sENE Or Cpa oil LanpsTlio cheapest and bes sub.
stance for Illuminating. 1t is mul-cNpesiNe. Al GiIM-
sliAWs Family Drug Store No. 600 Market stioot, vii
mingtun,
FROSTED FEET,---sMI OMIT
MENT for Frosted Feet for aalo at Dl, RIssIIAWs
No. 500 Market street.
NO HUMBUG .-sMITU's OINTMENT
for Frosted Feet. for sale ut the Central Denut No
G09 Market street, GnlMsiIAWs Drug store.
GALAD OIL.-FINE LATOUR SALAD
- oli-ircsll lot just RECEIVED by II. H. BuiNGAuEs1
Apothccary.
samuel Murphy, Cabinet VIA
KER and Unkertakcr Nos. 200 and I'll SIMPLIFY Street
Wilmington Delaware. niny7-ly
nVERHOLT's SUPERIOR OLD RYE
~ WHISKY. wholesale mi retail, ut WILLIAM
lage
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
RsringEAurst's d,Omcemtrafed

lQtlD RhNNET iurmalting Gold cnstnr, Fruit Iunsct
a. %c.5A tt'spooninl toa quart Of milk will produce
i emn y y lrw minutes making one of the whole
some nutritious and palHnlc desserts in use spceiI
lf ms season OF the year Price 25 cents per bottle prt
lhl i, 9hlA ~ T. BRlNGIlURST & CO.
Ohm III. sTlDHAM, GROCER, Corner If
second AMI Walnut Streets, Wilmington Del Lrens
cnsahiS gu ilal complete assotincn Of Oils Sugars
1micrs ieis spices Moasscs Tobacco Bacon Hams irJ
thees. Rice Fish, ground and fine SALTS ext, nmI s',
i9r rs Corn Meal Starch, &c His is select stock ~
rN roeeres and Provisions together with all articles
Mty1J-ty = $500 80 "e e"iu uheHp.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

| ATE u. X. W: BRIoGlIURsT Wholesale and Retail
| CRIMSON TETTER WASI-l have lust receivod n sun.
y oi inns celebrated cure for letter which il tho hest
remedy ever known for letter ngworm or BARRIERS Itch
] cuvom,, ,,.,,,,. II. u. DRINGHuRST.
ohisIAL CEMENT. or Soluble Glnsi for permanently
!nrHns lukcl Elnss china other waren new article
u ~; X BHlNGlllRsTnS l03 Market Street.
lhEltNluMElERS--a large assortment of AfcAlster's
nnhp' ~ IRON I'm ana lockwood frames, also, enclosed ii
ga-s ipr dairy use. II. Il. DINGHURsT Fourth and
LoNGWORTtrs CATAWBA BRANDY and LYONS and
me FRENCH brandy, IN iotltN also. Madeira wines
FRENCH TiusSES light PATTERN for Summer ,ise
ana y private room for fitting them Ia the lersun
GnX,S GELATIN, with directions, at ii. H. BRING
LONG COMBS for Children, of India Rubbe 12l5 cents
ENGLISH WHITE FELT CORN PLASTERS u cure for
cOIs without the use Of the knife at H. r. riugltrst's.
LEEClIES SPAWN MIXTURE, d certain cure i6r Snay-
seph Lrerli, who has rAd 1t for many years
VANILLA BEAN: also, Extract Of Vanilla male from
the leln. by II. Il. Iringhurst's
AYERS SAltSAPARlLLA-A new preparation. by the
Pills. ' 49,
DEAD SHOT vERNlIPuGE--a fresh stock direct from
ihe pIosietors; also, neat Almanac. gratis, ut H. r.
Bqnghnlst's.
FINE COMBS general assortment Sizes some very
ne ar smoothing the hair H. X. Bringhurst 1903 Market
BRANDRETliS PILLS resurrection of a noted Mill.
JAfES FAMILY MEDiC1NES-I am sole agent and
always have supply Of all Ills preparations
iiENNETTS COCAINE, perfect hair dressing.
bAhUl sTRlCoPllEi0uS by dozen or by single bot.
ne very low. IL. II. BRINGlIIRST,
Nl-b No. 1903 Market Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

IN GEORGEA, BATrERBuRY announces 90 his lficilds
Nhd thu public that he is removed to the formerly
occupied by Mr.. John Marsh. NJ al Market street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets Wilmington. where lie III
tends keeping Music Nli~ir hooks line italian Violin and
dtiar strings, Victims Gunrs Flutes Flies, Acrolrons.
aud Musical Merchandise. Also general assortment OF
Bill, Capanh Latter Paper. Bankuuks, EnyenIrs. Pens
Pencils aud Ink, Port Mumrirs Port funs, Hair Cloth
Nail AMI fWth brushes Combs Eazds Strnrs, purk.t
Knives, CorncliRi Rings Sc, Packet C0npassps Sc IIc
will also keep Prayer lhinke, Plain Tinted aud Cooit
Autographs steel nh pl't neayinssan oil Paintings
B-ittnro, selected from Publishers Catalogues pro
cured immediately. GEO a. BATrERBuRY.
=isIs III
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
NatiOmaR EEoteE and Rscstagu-

p AUNT, 81 Water Street md q Front Street Whining
IL tom pclawlrrrle undersigned respectfully ninms
his friends and The public , he has ensod the above
named house, situated the Steamboat and Railroad
Depots and has altered and refrnsc 1, throughout aud
placed II in proper condition for the accommodation Of
iy the single nj sllt week Ur mouth In Tie Restaurant
may he found ut III curs. OYSTERS. and all other rlca
crs usually found in well regulated hcataIrnnt Tho
Bar Is stocked with well selected assortment of WINES
LIQUORS and SEdAIs that will compete with, II not sun.
pass my irscass Hotel IN this city, and pRAuHllT ALE
that Is Unsurpassed iwHys an lan Meals served un ~
hours either for parties OF single pcrsols hOAiibERs
Sl.0O per day.
NJ B.--The house Will he kept open until the arrival Of
the midnight trains. SfLNESTER RIANtAFb,
ni.n4- I'm nrnuriNlnr
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

NIIII,Ip pI,IINIkEN. Monur,,iii,,.r m lI,nhO

II
Bnrning Fluid Pine oil and Gtmpbcnc, No. lQG West
Front Street. Wilmington, Delaware, announces to his
friends and the public generally. mt he stll Keeps Whole,
sale AMI Retail. large assortment The ay mentioned
articles always On hand which he viii sell
dating terms aud At such prices will compete fairly with
any other establishment IN the state or elsewhere.
lie asd WHOLESALERS and llenils Pure liquors. at pli-
pphia prices IL has on hand - barrels 1T very oil RYE
Whiskey. to which he would call tile attention al dealers
and the public genetally nt2i-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
JOB PRINTING

IN ALI IT'S VARIOUS BRANC iES EXECUTED AT
NJ. % SIN. rREEr.
TIE MATERIAL IS ALI NtN AND Of THE LATEST
STYLES.
IlANDBlLLS, RAILROAD BILLS
CARDS. CIRCULARS.
BlLlrllEAnS, HEADINGS,
RECEIPTS, BILLS OF LADING,
CHECKS Labels
MANlFESTS. PROGRAMMES.
And every description of printihgln tie Smallest and
nei,st Visiting Card 10 thu musi slnwy anil elaborate
Posting Bill ar extensive Volume Handsomely anl ntsii-
tilly executed with iuntner- at the time specified, on
the ni7i reasonable icrms inr cash. Gull and seci.
mems.
~ bah orders fran the country strictly atiir 10,
and the work despatched IL its destination without extra
Charge, ppa II
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
OBJ farmer.
THE CHESTER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,

We have received copy of the Annual Re-
port of the Managers of the Chester County
Agricultural Society for 1859. It occupies
about fifty-five pages and in mainly devoted
10 an official account of the annual exhibition
of the Society, held at West Chester, on the
l4th and 18th days of October.
Rrsr cIIrINArEn FARM.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
noRTEn. ALla. = mINEnAL wATER.-

Wl1tTsgIlUI WIII Tt7NTTTnITN HiN To- TITF ITTll
that h. is prepared to supply Ta,rns Private Families, Sc
at short notice. and on accommodating terms with Mas
sey Collins Brothers celebrated NX dlaugt Ale In
barrels and hulf barrels.
Bottled Porter Ale, Lager beer ami cider Mineral Wa
tiers ofyaroti' iay0r- bottled pure. and nmtncmtetl. fr
snic.
Place of business ii, the corner Of sixth anil Orange.
Streets where all orders Will be received AMI attended TO-
apps WILLIAM FOORn.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
IEAVVEEBg S'VdeEgM.

NO q MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON. DEI.-Tlic
subscriber would respectfully inform the public that he
Keeps all kinds of snemakerS and Sadlers LEATHER,
lelt Lnfe Morocco and Lining. Tanners Oils. &C. Sc
which le will dispose of 10 his customers, the lowest
market prices,
me undersigned would at oil times he pleased 10 show
his stock topersons esifons invites them
70 cail and eNalnncit ROBERT H. JONES.
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9eutlde Sriefe
wsl4e in Dc r9jsFaen .@an. an9esei9t INT

Oamenltre:
8aB, WiiB sc; 8au, Wta8 q Is; 8ef,
MrS; Curling, WtiB SO Gou, Wturp @ne,
WiB g 6; SAT-, Mr8 s M, Sp8mer, NftB
81 6; German, MiB s; Sa1er, OiB 81 3;
6au, WrS 8 6; Spffntar, Mtr8 6; Sabn-
baum, Wtrs s 81; gauu, 0tiB M s; Yolicr,
MrS 81; 9tiferO, WftB 8; GOGlunp8 MtB M
Sabler, 0 81; Wilter, Nfr8 q 6.
Npams, s u; 9tpler, 5; SIT, s.; 8aus
man, gbS 8ernaro, Saul & @D; @au8ler,
8m Cline, 9; Diaenber9, o @idel6er>
ger, 80; gfbarot 8; Gsenberger, Ybilipp
Seller, 8; Slider, o.. @eo s.; 6raB, Sr;
@raE s.; Sarel, @m; Safner, 8; 9au8-
Daffer, s; Sars, g8m $; Sarm, s.; 6epue,
j.; 9e95eu, So; Seule, Brof. 8b; 5era
ring, .; 5errits, SO; Ser6ert, s.; 6ibner,
s Sc; Sin, q; &lomer, 8 & So; Se9le, s.;
2erd, u; Souls, 9; Gan, Mm Wtaber, s
M Mabr $; Murtel, s; Quarts, Scr;
Meper, $; Miaer, 8 81; Miler, s; Wtls
Ter, @a&G 60 Wlole8 & 9urfbunl ST s
Beter8, ST; Bratber, Sc; Sitter, @; 5toB,
B; 6oienmalo, 6; NobertS, S@& So;
0ta9er, 8; 54loB, Sc; S6reiber, &c; Sdneiz
per, S s.; Spilmun, g; Strau6, s, Bros &
So; Storr, 81; Sdwarben6er9er, q; Ibos
mas. Is & 50; 56oma8, 50 6 @usner,
SIS; @aa, s; 8aa, Us; 8eintein, q
& 60; Mabe, sc,
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NaS0lleiber naO 3leiOrcs Jabr ifannte III
Grpper nato Sofer's
S6ittelz OOer GcttenItid=W lai6iuc.
8iAti8 fir iun9e 2eute!
81, Gamipn's mnb Or. 2acpfte's
Oeutl4 : fran2Siii4e 0eilalifaIt,

0eutl@ : trdn6pl1dea 9etlalttalt,
512 8rpabpas, benz Ct. MtAolas SOtel 9eetnaber, Nep-gprf.
Die Wptbmenti0teit IN &ranttetten her @s16l 6tSotaane cine
rattpnfle unp btatse Sebanelun9 Dem beutlGen @ublttunf Der Ser.
Stnaten Su bieten, batbte obiaen 0erren S~erania6t, aud tn 6iefer
Specialit1t un ent0eltlt6e 9tatb 81 ~ertheilsk.
SIN oielen 70 pt6Heeh uebeln lit ibre 8ebanoluna oralpa NIT
berjentgeh, melde In Der Yartler grarts aneeWan0t nne Spn @Pais
nerh, me 9tCcrp, @elYean &C. vertreten rtrb.
I'm duh bier hefe 10 ertplsreide Mtrtbcee e~tnufl0reu, lat ST..
Dt. Qaepfe p9h benz Hospital des Veneriens III Paris id lee
wpeen 0etIDlt, Elm 8wetebureau IN Stem=gott In ebteer @nfait
ansulesen, no ielne unb Or, Nirgrs's grGP0rate fets s~prrGtbe
sen iperpen.
9erlrnep. wst@e nit sensrH6en deer aeteinlea 9rantbsttru Be-
baftet fu6, bur6 Samener8uie, Selbf6eaedung Deer fOnfiBa Mus-
fhmetfun8en TIRE @efuaehett beruntergebraht taeen, an 0seddt-
nteldUdde, 8ittern her @lieeer, &useufdira8e, NadenfdmerSrn,
IdlpS6e ldnen, mSaen ib pertrauensYpl an pbt0e 9tn(talt men.
pea. Sic wcrben f4sr 9eptilt 0Dne IN '9ren @ei66iten eefSrt
Su pet0en.
SIN ben betreffenten 8Glen perpen audi elcttrifGe, aalsauilde
uuS raaanettIde Nttttel aneereneet.
grh wirb per GorreIppnpenS 1T griefen Slatb ertbeift. psun S2
e~tnaeNbipden nnb. Spt6e Srefe bittet man an Spy 3576 Npl.
Sffee SEEN. gprf 81 abteIliren,
Mn Die Namem,
Or. SarfCn'S unb 2~acpte's MrSpetmtttel fir Gronfbeften arS
1T beren Office ;u erbaLtCn. @pn5ultattonen unentoelt(6.
Die DGrter ~pertlberten 9tlen CUR Serfeauna Der mpnotideu
9~ent9une mtrten NIT atSBter Stderteit, oDne Gdnersen pSer
lcnitise lnbequenltdtett Deer @efabr rn6 Wer6en pr 8pf fret
na9 alien Tbelen Der Stapt poer tes Qanees mad GiHienSura ron
So an 8Ur 1876, @Va-Offce glep- gprt, lberl&ttt.
Oamentrontbetten, Nie tretBer 0luB, @ebdrnMtterSprfal &c.
Fnpen f6nele Selettt9uA8 tn pbteer Anfalt.
3etlun9 09rGnttttl
IL Selcahtre 8Epnrsr fur 2upsfal SaI5, iLtpU
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No. StiftungS. Sc !. - Der Nrbeis
r<@elan9e8erein feiert beute Ibeno in Der
Medanie8e6 ane ben 3meiten SabreStaS Ietner
@ranbuns, ppbet eS lebenSfrpb 5tSeRelt lpiro.
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40 28ir al1den uniere 9eier ouf Die auz
S5et8e Ger S4lben9eIelli4aft aufmerfl am. Der
YrctS fit ben S6nigSI4uB irppbl ME Die ills
rlas'' 70 perl9leoellet Preiie lilb wert6ppu
,,,,o ,'erlid aeurbeitet.
maz- ), a4 Deutldlan0. 2mn 4. Ar=
quit leoelt be- 9toroOeutide Qopo Dampfer
= no8reinenn pcn Rew-9lDrt na6 8remen.
! Yulla9e taum in Der Gfflce beS 8efer 9eiis
dert merpen.
~ SJolotpaDS Milten
Dine cine Spur bon Que6fIber ober tr9cnb antere i4dolide mine
ratl0e StolIe. Sulantnsa9eitbt einSt9 uto ALIEN aus pe0etabtli-
iben Grtracteu, titben Die nla0i0fe @crbtu6un9 sur 8ertreibun9
aQer innerlibeu ~&rnntbet. gle bur9ortn9en ba3 SY1ten1 un6
wttfea 1owpbl ltirfeno ais reini9enb Bel ecer RBrper- @pnltihlttou.
gu babell III Der Sa6rif SO. so 0taoen Cane Neip- Yort uno lei
aleu- 0rt99iten gu 25 @S.. 6S @t8. nnS 81 ole S1a4tel,
($uI30, 1n)
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Yetcr GutIneTi6'8
European Hotel,

Gde Der II. Str. uab 4enuIplpaliia Nuenuea
0!eleS tnl gentraptnft BET 8lnt0cSbanpttaot 0eh9eae, NIT al
zen Searsa1lt9fettet uno elmer ODrirefttdel S0r un6 Ra6e auS=
getuEee 9alS Ut alel 9elDaft8leutet lae bep feieneen BubIi,
tu1 bterntt beitcns enpfoDIen. DlaifTiI
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Seeunfall. = Sin bier Don Naliau eirlz
setrofIener 8rief BPM 16, Sui meltet, baB rie
engliiAe 8ri9g Nnita, uuf Der Sa9rt ppn CUNT
berluno Sarbor (Gubu) nad Baltimore, bel
5nu9uu ltraltete, na6ber aber Garlrat ibrer
aus 3uder betebenpen 2aoun9) lpieoer flctt
purpe, jeood BON ben Stranoern feft8ebalten
lpirp, bic lte nur fit etiten 8er9elobn BON so
0Sro,o,,+ ,r,oAo. F,.c;o nGo,, t,nI(ot4
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.gfOrtbern 0ibertD Wlartet YleFanntioN

gep. 1856 Sietefte Strafe.
0ur4 bebentenbe @erI96nerur9 mnb @erteIerun9 bin tb il
Staao Selest. alien @nforeerrn8ea 5a ~entipreben ine bite lmr lmt
9enei9teu 3uIpru9.
Gp2l,Srt @ecra Oil
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0aS @ei9dft piro alf ~cemielten Qlab unter Ser Sirmo INN
Gric0rfch ES1creHc sornina -.

~tort9eeBt wet9er AUDI aQe acpunt8 BON Der ofen- Firno ., s.4t.
pat. Danteno fr b0S biSber 8eitentte 8ertrauen Mrs hSer Int,
~5uiabrea. pH0 ~
(Sult25, 1p) Spbn &riebr. meveas
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SDd1DtnotOne
gsaibn8tOn, .. g.,
Nuf9eIDSteS N1rtmer=Oeh

ges nrlter Der 6irma Opn s. unb SO. @crede beRaa.
nno SllqItOr-@ei96ft 9to. 3Si NennIplO. gb. bot hi. am d.
Gage freanci9aitli@lt ~auiselB8t. y" ~ :"
SOhn Grehr. @ereMr.
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SVN 0Ht
8etna6e ertrunten.-S Or9eflern
N6eno ftel bon einem e6en absebenoen Dam<
pier I'M Safen Elm &uabe ms 8a1er. Gr wdre
ertrunfen, lpenn nt4t Elm iut9er Weann lt4
mutbiS in bic Giefe setHr5t ulto Jpn bera189es
bolt bite.
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unfau. 80 Sr. SacOb 6Olt99, per in See
ltr. arf 6eoeral Sill pp9nt, fel 9eltern Spr>
llitta9 feline Sellertreppe b%inunter, tpDbet er Den
re4ten Irm bein Sanb8ele1fe bra4 l1ao baS
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e. g. G9borSt.
0dpe5trer
Sic beiteu &ohIelf

an0 s0ues Setptht 3u $500 per EDnne aus Der garb ron
Gdnge uno 6 . -.
- III Csr Sntte oS eDrder efiteut tueroru Dali.
HRz$s5 Sran8pOrtmeilferszSf fice.
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g. 10. Siatttbs

~0. 81 BennfpIs. 49,. opposite the Nationalhotol
@ ~SSaihtn9ton 9. 6.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
A Senator On Poverty as Crime.

Hero is an elegant extract of recent
speech by Senator WIoFALL. of Texas;
ut was popula: to talk of tho poor Pow.
erty, no snid wus a c,imr. The man uho
,rds poor had sinned. und there was y scruw
loose in his head somewhere. lIo would
amend tho tito of the bill TO read. For the
encouragement of crime, providing for
criminals and violating the constitutions >
II was popular, he repeated, to talk of the
bone aud sinew of tho land. uf wool hats
and brogans. Jm porsrty 'cds a crime, He
would not pandcr to prejudice by such talk
Tho bill provided for tho purlious of Lon.
don, tho Fivo points of New York and
criminals who violated tho law wfion they
got on tho lands. The bill provided 70,
those who could not provide for themselves
Gentlemen tried to bo popular in tho in.
PRODUCTION of such bill. 1t was o great
mistake of any IMAM to suppose tho people
had no sense. daughter These lands
would be occupied by tho outpourings OF
jails, &C., and when thoy wcro represented
in Congress he would like to see tho man
who wore tho ermne. Great God what o
sight it would be
Somebody asked Wigfall if Texas had moi
set the example by donating public lands
They didn't catch Wigfall that way. liz
slipped tho brido and run, like this.
"Toxas could please her own fancy. She
had right to do as she pleased with hol
own property; to give it to a missionary
society. publish Bible, or to gamble it of
in heil daughter. Texas was n fro,
| sovereign State, and exercised rights which
wero not delegated to this miserable one
horse concern at Washington" [Renewet
laughter.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
The Cattle Disease in Massachusetts.

Tho Commissioners appointed by Gov.
Banks under tho action of the Massachusetts
Legislature, to investigate into tho Cat
tie Disease which is raging in one locality
of that State, have reported that the poigli-
borhood where the disease exists comprises
some fifteen farms. Mt the junction Of the
towns of North Brookfield. New Braintree
and Spencer. Altogether the farmers there
own $50 head OF cattle. aud the disense, In
greater or less development, Is believed to
be among them all. Tho Commissioners
had tho aid of several surgeons and cattle
doctors from Worcester and Boston. and
had fourteen animals killed that thcy might
trace the character and progress Of the
disease in all it's stages. /, was found to DO
purely disease of tho lungs, affecting tho
animal in no other organ, and seems 10 DO
certainly contagious. .
Tho presence Of tho disease Is detected
by The breathing of the animal, which makes
a croupy noise, or liko breathing through
quill. Cattle appearing bright and wol,
and which cat and chcwcd their cuds as ii
IN healthy condition, whom slaughtered
were found with ono lung u mass OF cnrrup.
tinn. Calves. as well as their mothers. were
found affected alike, the disease lungs cut.
ting like rotten choose. The conclusion by
the Commissioners is. that nothing less than
tho slaughter Of all catIle exposed to the
infectious disease will arrest it. and ncord.
ingly the cattle are 10 bo killed, tho barns
purified, and the hay exposed to tho conta
gion burnt, all at the expense Of the State o.
Massac chnsUsts -Cieveidnd Leader.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

BLoHDIN IN TIE CoMfNG SUMMER we
learn that NJ. BIondin has definitely made ar
rangcmonts to put up his rope at Suspen-
sion bridge, instead of ut tho Fails. For this
purpose no has ougagod the open space on
both sidos OF tho river between tho Sus.
pension Bridge and tho Montoage House.
AT this point the gorge is an awful one, the
sides being moro ragged and precipitOus,
ard the waters boiling violently in whirl-
pools beneath. As far as awful scenery is
concerned, tho new place has oyery I'D.
vantage over the old one, and in point OF
comfort for strangers, everything will be ar
ranged in q superior manner. About the
middle of Juno he will make his 6rsl
crossing at tho Falls.
He has been endcayoring to obtain from
MIR. Porter, tho proprietor of Goat Island
leave to stretch his cable across the rive,
just in front of the Groat Horseshoe Fall
but fer some unknown reason, Mr.. Portel
positively refuses.
About the first of June he makes n
crossing of the Montmoronci Falls ut Quo
bee. The distance is 367 feet. On this oc-
casion the Prncp of Wales is to be presont,
with oil his suite, which fact will attract
thousands of people to tho spot, tho at.
tention being fairly divided botwen these
two great attractions,
BOndin proposes TO cross at tho two
points mentioned ovory two weeks during
tho summer, and from what we can leurn
he is on the high road to fortune. -BpGaic
Republic.