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Newspaper

Marion Intelligencer

Location

Marion, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1860

Page

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Real Fatare and Collecting Agent Engage Shipping Lines

BARD ROCK and associates act as collecting agents for land listings taxes rents and sales. They also represent New York Cork and Liverpool Steamship Company and Williams Guion’s Black Star Line routes to Liverpool and New York with sailings on the 8th and 24th of each month and Yap Dray service to England Ireland and Scotland.

Bard Rock Real Fatare Txrewsorscen Beirpina Maniox Inc New York Cork & Liverpool Steamship Company Esses Williams & Guion Black Star Line Liverpool New York Packet Yap England Ireland Scotland

Everybody's Lawyer and Family Doctor Advertised Books

The advertisement praises Everybody's Lawyer by Frank Crespy and The Family Doctor by Hexay S. Taylor as affordable, complete, highly usable law and medical guides. It extols plain language, wide applicability across states, and urges purchase, noting two dollars for single copies plus a gift notice from a local contributor about reminiscences and local readers.

Evertody Frank Crespy Philadelphia Hexay S. Taylor

Adulterated Liquors Exposed By Inspector Cox

In Cincinnati a liquor adulteration report details a grocery store incident where two customers drank whiskey with additives. Inspector Cox notes the liquor tested at 17 percent alcohol by weight, above the 10 percent standard, due to sulfuric acid red pepper peplitory caustic and nux vomica salts, creating a deadly mixture.

Hiran Cox Cincinnati Michael Ny Instruments

Lincoln Rails and Whisky Promote Odd Republican Tale

A fragmentary item mocks Lincoln era politics with claims of freight rats from Southern Illinois. The piece suggests rail assets are worth large sums and repurposed as walking chains and boxes, predicting politicians hunting “old rats” from 1930 for whisky sales.

Southern Illinois Abe Lincoln Ilinois Shaow Alee Somers

Illinois Society Reissues Steam Plow Premium Contest

An Illinois State Agricultural Society notice reopens a premium for the best steam engine plow adaptable to animal power. The piece critiques vague terms and past payouts, notes likely entrants Waters and Van Doren & Glover, and discusses need for two separate trials to test prairie breaking and farm power.

Ilinois State Agricultural Society Magrant Waters van Doren Noah Fawke Cincinnati Miles Greenwood Freepot Farr Fawkes Royal English Society Aspiants Su Louis Sund Levi New-York Field Mauy Maryland Obed Hussey Uftas

Steam plow promised to revolutionize prairie farming

The passage extolls a new steam plow that can cut grain and grass, plow, borrow land, and perform all farm tasks. It asserts the invention will transform prairie country by providing a thoroughly practical and economical implement suited to its needs.

The Farmer and the Merchant as Bank of Providence

The farmer is likened to a safe bank, paying no risky interest and rarely bankrupt. His gains come from faith in God and seasonal laws, not from speculative markets. Compared with merchants, farmers endure fewer anxieties, enjoy a purer moral climate, and bear a lighter conscience.

Iite Barthes “Crinis Wall Street

Do Mesolic Animals Mange and Plant Growth Observations

Youatt cites authorities on mange in sheep and humans linking it to minute insects and skin scabs. Treatments include tobacco decoctions or corrosive sublimate, arsenic or sulfur with mercurial ointment, plus strict cleanliness and isolation of affected animals.

Youatt

Description of the Champion's Belt and its silver plates

The belt features a black patent leather waistband with eight four inch square silver plates. Each plate shows a border of miniature ropes and stakes in relief. Designs include the British Lion, the scratch, the word Championship, the Great Britain shield, a fate plate, a boxer in position, and Union hands. The belt is valued at one hundred guineas and kept in a red morocco case.

Edahn Silverearth Great Britain

Tennessee prejudices of a Red River county farmer

A traveler asks shelter at an old Texas farmer's home. The farmer, famed for hospitality yet strong anti Tennessee bias, tests the visitor by showing calico and declaring the word should be pronounced as he says. The revealed pronunciation marks the visitor as from Tennessee and he is sent on his way.

T. D. Ferguson Irvina Bele Marion Wubbie Square Westbrk & Cook Tate Alexander Caesar Judea Canaan Jerusalem East Ranan Powf Carthare Bireen Beass Hage Tia Megipotamia Demosthenes Romen Pate Red River County Syxas Tennessee Kaukher Nature Ake Haug

Takénh Down: What 13 to pay now

The Milwaukee Sentinel, once a leading Republican voice, shifts to at least a critical stance after backing Lincoln for president. The piece notes the paper’s reduced influence and questions the strategy as the campaign proceeds.

Milwaukee Sentinel Northwest Abraham Lincoln Sentinel Gen. King the Sentinel Seward Chicago Times

Wedding Joy Is Shadowed By Death In Grim Notice

Fragmented obituary style text reflects on marriage and sudden death with somber tone. Mentions Abo Huency Republican candidate and past voting on land grants to Mexican War veterans, hinting at political context amid personal loss.

Exas Reeder Letu Abo Iencun Congress

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