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Marion Intelligencer

Location

Marion, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1860

Page

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Real Estate and Collecting Agent Listing Lands and Rents

D. Bard Rock advertising as Real Estate and Collecting Agent Tatecuigexers Bumpina Manion Inn will attend promptly to listing lands paying taxes making sales collecting rents Also agent for New York Cork and Liverpool Steamship Company Weasels leaving New York every Saturday Also for Williams and Quions Old Black Star Line on Liverpool and New York Packet Ships sailing the 8th and 24th monthly Drafts on England Ireland and Scotland

D. Bard Rock Tatecuigexers Bumpina Manion Inn New York, Cork & Liverpool Steamship Company New York Williams & Quion Black Star Line Liverpool England Ireland Scotland

Scientific American Ad fine print and political clash

The piece extols Scientific American as a leading weekly on inventions and patents, touting its 30,000 subscribers, 16 pages per issue, engravings, and a July volume start. It also notes Ohio Republican convention scenes with Giddings defending anti Fugitive Slave Act stance and platform amendments adopted.

Messrs. Mann & Co Park Row New York Scientific American Patent Office Washington United States’ Patent Office Jupee Masoy Manx & Co Oho Chicago Lincoln Hamlin Ohio J. W. Vance Knox County Republican Party Vance Gov. Kirk J. R. Giddings Ashtabula Baldwin Mahoning Giddings

Kentuckian in Luck Certifies Large Lottery Prize

A Kentucky resident from Branspromsville Marion county confirms receipt of a 25 000 prize from Delaware State Lotteries class 118 drawn March 9 1860 Wilmington Delaware. The certificate authorizes publishing name and residence and notes tickets available through Wood Eddy Co. with prize amounts 2 50 5 10 20.

Braprompsvile Marion Co Wilmington Delaware Woon Wood, Eddy & Co St Louis Missouri

Carey’s Corn Planter Licenses for Tennessee Sold Here

R T Pulley of this place buys rights for the state of Tennessee to Corey’s Corn Planter a combine planter and cultivator. The Indiana State Journal describes a seed hopper with a controlled seed release a ploughlike frame a concave roller and adjustable shares that plant cover and cultivate in one pass. Mr Pulley plans to travel Tennessee to market county rights, confident in the machine’s utility and sales potential.

R. T. Pulley Tennessee Indiana State Journal Corey

Courtship speed and matrimony urged by a moralist

A moral essay urges patience in matching, warns against rush marriages, and advises women to judge men by long acquaintance. It argues true unity comes from shared temperament and forbearance, not polite flattery or quick proposals.

Gentemen

Mind Your Own Business A Westward Young Man Story

Dr. Magoon recounts a tale where a New Yorker visits a young man who started a Westward business and married. The visitor meets the wife and witnesses a modest breakfast with a kneading board as a table. He reports the scene as magnificent and notes the value of the husband’s simple, home made furnishings.

New York

A Connecticut Roman and a Brother’s Vow of Justice

A letter from Arnold Hicks of East Killingly, Conn., defends his brother Alfred W. Hicks by asserting guilt and warning of juristic limits. A courtroom tone clashes with political chatter as two ladies on a Springfield to New Haven train debate Connecticut politics and abolitionist views.

Alfred W. Hicks Arnold Hicks East Killingly Conn Atain Capt. Burr Watts

Why big papers need local support and battle defense

The Zanesville Aurora questions readers about funding and support for a large paper and whether Cincinnati or Eastern papers will defend local interests. It argues small town merchants and farmers cannot sustain big publications without broad advertising and local backing.

Zanesville Aurora Cincinnati New York City Illinois Kentucky

Hospital Stay Recalls Ireland Visit For Soldier

A soldier recalls his time in Ireland noting he was in the hospital most of the visit. The quip compares a spendthrift's purse to a thundercloud, saying it is ever ready to unleash costs.

Symptons Richard Columbia Ireland

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