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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
ST. LOUIS AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACKET.

INHE steamer ADAlRAAs having been thoroughly
u repaired and rshtted, win ply regularly between
st. Louis and Council Bluffs, during the sHasOn Of
1856, tOaehing at Jefferson City B00nville, Leisyen-
worth, st. Joseph, Savannah, BrOEnvile, Sonora,
Nebraska City, St. Mary, and att intesraediate points.
Thankful for the patronage extended to the AID
AlRAL during the past season, the officers hope, by
p0Retuality Rnd dispatch. to meFit tho continuance
Of the favors conferred BY shippers, and passengers
viii receive ali due attention.
CHAS. KIBAKER. master.
RIA. DAIlST. Clerk
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
w. HI. WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER N
STOVES & TINWARE

L8A@NH1
TAKES pleasure in announcing the citizens Of Or
i gon and The public in general, that be has on
hand the most extensive stock Of Stoves and Tin
ware, ever offered in this market. Ny stock of Tin
ware is Of my own manufacture, and is for sale at
Wholesale and Retail at st. Louis prices
Iwould call particular ~attsntion to my stock Of
COOKING STOVES, comprising the most improved.
patterns both Air-Tightand Premium. Among them
may be found Fily's Charter Oak, the best stove now
in use, the Asiatic Alright, Pioneer and prize Pre-
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
Fresh Arrival Of
NEW GOODS!


AT ROCKPORTs MO.
TIME subscribers would respectfully tender their
i thanks to their customers and the Public Gene
rally for their liberal trOnageheretofore, and solicit
a continuance Of the same as they are determined
to sell Goods as low if not lower than any other
House west Of St. Joseph. Having Just received a
large and well selected Stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods: also a superior Stock Of Family Groceries
with Hardware, Glass and QueensWare, Furniture,
Saddlery, Iron, &C.
Come one and al,
For well we know;
Again you'll cal,
Wen sell 80 low.
Of Goods the best,
And profits small,
Wen beat the rest
Ard suit youall.
Our Stoke Of Dry Goods having been purchased in.
the Eastern cities, we Aatter ourselves that we can
surpass our competitors in the low prices and good
qualities Of our Stock, and earnestly believe all viii
make by calling and seeing for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. CAREY, JONES, CO..
NIB. Country Produce of all kinds taken in ex-
change at the highest prices, for Goods. June7 ST.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-01
NEMAHA CITY FERRY
Across the Missouri River at Nemaha

VIZ HNOWVN u 'IItIo -FVtININ EFNtl
Nebraska Territory.
TIME Proprietor informs Emigrants, Travellers and
i the embarrassing public, that he has now in cp-
Grafton good, large and Substantial boatsat the above
named point, and careful bOatmen to cross persons
and teams from either side Of the river Mt all times
Of the day or night. The landing is safe and easy,
and the Proprietor takes pleasure in calling upon
the public for patronage. This Is in direct route
to Big Blue, Fort Eearney and that region, and is
the most practical pointat which to cross tho Mis-
souri, river. 1t is nine miles from Rick Port, No.,
and seven below Brownville, N. 7, The best Of ae-
cOmmodations to be had on either side of the river.
Nemaha City, Sept. 20, 1S56.-3t j. C. ELLIS.
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O5u10em.
0[nftt91f

SIR. BOB Of~8aIttuprefr. nabe 8~rpabmas.
Seeben ~er6telten wtr cine ftarte Sen6uns rem usseseIHne tes
sefaaten uno etnfa9tn 5arlemer @partntbeutbsa 3mieeetN, ga.
3ette1y 3uipeur Mtatblunen &C., re44e mir su ben b~tGtelea pref.
fen ablajen unb je0em 8Iumeuliebbaber ais etpaS desb9ei9.
nete5 empfeblen fPnnen. q 20. s. a t u. s O.,
b SIR. 304 Sh. Baltimore ct. nabe NraaS m
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MIinernltuoHer,
Vbt4EkI tNIIUWWkII
Pprter, Ale, @tber &C.
Sir. 6nhnberner.

8r. SO 2eefr., 3ptf6en SHARP unb 5ppdrS ct.
9alt t~prtnabren6 %sprrdtbis 9Crter, Gle uub Gtber, ebenip Qcn.
epn SrpnH Stout, Die befen Sorten, earaatirt ais in S(aIden,
tmpprttrt. gttneralpafer In aaen Au~nlit6ten, fret Spn fh6bli.
den Sabfansen. <e unO nsue 5tal6en werben eefauft unb
pertautt. Aae niht ufrieSenfelenben @eeenf6nbe per6en ;u.
rud8enemnten ub bas @elb mteber erltattet. gpnbitpren fSr.
men ale Nrten bn Snrpp erhnIten. f.,hSnat
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9IGbms0Icbine1t

unD BE Seetntrd9tigul1a BON Batentre6ten.
Da8 9atentre9t Der Serren StH6er unb 6 . m y. fir lire
9@9mal4iaen ~4r9s tir8lid in benz gereint8tsn @taatens@e-
gcrf, Singer unO 60. 9egen bic @reltprsN dbntGl 6inen.G on1p.
npbet bas urt6etl 3u @unfen ppn Singer unb 60. sefGat muir.
Srep7 am 81. I2dr3 1856 erbtelteA mir elm urtbtil eeeen bic
9Oreassgabmai4tne we9en 0eintrdbttguns brei peri6febener
gdtentrebte. Giele 9rpjefe lfeaen bic Wulh8tett unIerer ga,
tentre9te f6t unb entihefben bic 9rp6e 6ra9e unieres ousi6lie6,I
ltaen 9te9tes 9uf bic nnentbeRrltde @0rri6tunei in 9Gbmal4i-
nea' nm een Strf auf Der 0beraa4e Der @fal6ine fet 8u bal,
i9te6eten Ser. Staaten-Rreis8ertdten ee8en Grover II. @ader's
9gtal4tnen un6 bic Q0beeler unb Q9tlpn Ntafdine, pelde iebel
. ppn unieren 9ntentreftGR ttttntrabti9en. Gin prpae6 in Nep.
pprt III elmer bteer 8lagen pttb nod IN DteIem Mpnat pprtpm.I
men. Hniere Anlprl@e fmb 9ere6t unb wurben f9pn pteber.l
Bolt son Den 0ertbten ub Surps %beftdtiet, peSbal6 mir audi
Psreur9 eas 9ublitum perparnen, feline Der un1ere gatente bel
etntra9tt9enoen gtai9tnen 3u taufen pber ;u bentsef, penn fI
Fm weItere AFaHAebmltdteiten uHo 8lagen ~erfparen ppQen.
S, %. Ginger unb @s.
, p3p 105 Q6efs 9eLtp. .Str.I
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24Sm. GDmQbtam'S
Gn9rp8z 6laiden>G tabliiement
& Gas DON GreterltraBe uup ~uperu Apetue, {
Baltimore, lRb.iP
BAIT fer irdhteab p~orratbts pprter, Me uab &'bsr, ebenfo 9an.
ban GrcUa Steat, be beder SDrtsn sarGgirt a . In Glaf&eH
snp5rtirt. Biia .rrlroaHtr IN alien Auaiitdten, frti pDn fhdslt.
hsn 5u5f snssn. 8srn r Ditusr lpaHsr Ssntdnen 8snsra-
tors, af@ea Mafbinen, mii b,r neGsfen @erbeHsruaeen. -
Wn.rt.antlGe Rroueu Stcut uno Ditto II In 8lafa n. NIte
uub nsae + ,a'0en rptthen gealtt uro Siriaut. lGetriatr
Nafnt Ia Saittm ore fir en- tbs S9ttabs pfa al..-ads Rttt
aufrtebeuaeqinbcn 8eeenfanos psrstn 3ur6dsfH n en- u7t
mas 9tib mt;btr etfatttt. @onbitoten tSnnrn aus Nrtsn Son
SprRp Ia tore 5ontdasn atFGGt erbalten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-24
Nmr 60.

x9teprp..Nren. @i.& baben siner outer grrrotb spn
sSn esr1S Sriliel sr Gattts Stlrnes et4sn- uaaS ef6en Dielen
w s grf aassS sfei$ asfFsa al sss& 5SnS ia, fir s 81. = &; r,..,-
a a;n5% ron trSdenea 9ssrettsrn, be2fsSsnb aus MaBascnp,
S.llW' 2oaanuB, Yappet, F8nben, 8trten &C. in alen -Sprten
fspsnlp aad9 Dine @arssi, lite un6 2te, @~erSbnHdr unb Cut,
lungs. Spinsles, Gates, Sei5 6eaatline &c.
af 4bpm a . unb grtce,
vat 5aas- MYenue, sp. @nlern unS
LEE ~ 2e Canton Mpe.
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DR.. 9nbnri6's
GfectrDtpnifcbe 6eiIdnf70If I

ZL - ~ . IL a
467 Nprtt. ste Ibsr Der 9pplar, @tttabeIpbtd!
Or. 8. BELT ATE eeteinten 6rantbeiten hurd fetne electrItpnia
lden Mtttel ppburb Sober ppr nadtbeiliaen Bplgsn esfaubt
1T. get tnSeterirten Qan8e ana sf-snbenen) Qsiben, mo Der 90.
ttent Mercur peer anbere metauifbe Subf1n;en 9enpden, wers
cen auBereert bic eIectrptcnifben SfwibbGber (fetne ~9DnHerb6.
ber) an8emanbt wpbur6 bas QHefiIber aus BEN R5rper emf.
fernt pirb, sumelen In Auanttdten Bic benz blesen Nuae
f6tbar fnb. Dtefe Wtittet fSatea ais gla6fur aud Dtsientesn
brau6en, bic ieBt gang eefuno fraber aber an elmer IpIden
8ranttett 8elitten BADEN, nantentltd fpate fd Nienoab perbei-
rat9sn, bepcr er auf DieIem gDege fder Ia, tenn wte gBenise sibt
Is, bic IT'D nt1t einiger tehien SlnDen BON frlter bepuBt fHb.
Nun Elm gSprt In 8ertrauen
an Die; relde burd frater s~etiebene SaSsnbfuubeu pter &C.
fbIe6Htder MuSthwetfune it'd bic SpIgen sugespaen baben,
ais Mu9eneine SApGde, Observation-Disclosures @eeGhtnis-
lbwd6e, W~2tBfimnuug, Drufen i'm Rppfe, S9wtnbel, Sbren-
iauien, nGdt1ide @r8ie6uneen @erluf Der &nereie unb Der
mdnnli6en 8raft ub enbli6 QebenSIterbrus un6 no bic ees
pSbnltden Wlittel bD6fsns cine ppriibersehsibe @rletdternns
terpprtrtuaen, wsroen bur6 bic Nnwenbuns her GuBereH Hn6
tnnsrsn &leetrptOnic %rpafdnSig ssbett. Nletne Metbpbe Be-
ptrtt Bier 3uwetlen gBunber unb sifett mentgen QDp6en fnehr
ais iabrelanseS Mebiciniren i'm 6tan6e acar. gallde S6aam
fcnte Nienauo abbalten fb fofprt an mid ;u wenbtn, fetbf
tpena mon f3 nur eines ~einstsen Safes bewust lit. Meint
NftteI rerbsn gut Serpadt per @rpreB 5ueedift 70 bs6 Wte-
rtdnb ben Snbdtt erratben fann. gnDlid lit mein @lets
ttptpnifheS gr6ierrattp UNI faaS fh nod teine ~nadtbeili.
gen TDl9en ee5ei9t b1ben. fplten Dpr5ubeuaen, nit menig &rneu
berfnIpft unb Naen 3u ~empfehlen. Bet siner Gar, no Bic
S6pishGber nGtbtg erfAetnen. betpmmt bergatient ain Snnru.
Etent 3r SeIbfbenubuns 3ueehdift funb .blettt 5eber bits sur
peaf6n6t8en 5etlun8 nit mir In Gprrefppnbens. Mae beIifate
8~rant6siten es wei6li6en @ef&Ie6tS, Seller III Der mrnati-
din Neinfsuna, unfrudtbnrfet, 9pferie fpwte 8beunattss
mus, st6t, %aasmnns, 8rdnpfe1 Rspffdners u. NJ. u.kw
persen burd be &nwenouus Der @leftrOtOnie sdnilt1 aeteIt.
Ninn ahhreffre Or. g. &nbarfd,
467 Nprtb fftt obppe gpplar
?ANHA9 EMe&f q s. bftdbefpbfd. #
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@Olnmbta Ieilenfabrif.

JlppetI z. NaH9, DeIlFllBaller,
Scr. 60 0srt16nb. ST.
falt tets Elm Eager daer @attun6en ron 5etten unt serfauft su
ben btat9fen 9retlen.
.neden Bardnttrt. f4DR,S
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E@ @0t frQn8Gfider G6int,

an 8ltf8e &attune, @erfnfe$, gkdmbrh unS
.4.a,n.. e " an 3 efer, @tn89oms
6te AutmerHanfet Der Damen auf meiuen &btnB unb Rattun
C9altcpl, @elae bic netteiten nb f46nfen fnb, bic te in 8altt.
more pnerirt purben.
Sttdereieu, fran5Off6e Iabelarbett, ais: 8rasen, llntrr6r,
mel, &5as unb 8elas C. in erOBer NhSpdtt ;a 37%, so BIS 70
Gts' &4es 1T benz aGbeapsStpre" ppn
Gbas. g. GrttGer,
7ap6mt SIR. 36 f.paIHn,nre.S
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8n N~erFNufen.
. 4 II fpr 1ttt0 b.

J&aAz y WTN% wv
@tne far bpn So Ndtrn in Garreg @R, ~unaef6tr f0nRtt!tni
con ber Stabt uab 3I @ielIan Spn eiusr Wlsf, nebf Geb6a!tb
fstten; bas 9anb If san gutter auatt6t unb ntrS ttliB rer
lauft. &tat Barra Son 23t Ga'rn am @atapse0fN,a. mt
eutsn 8s53ult9tsiten 80 afsr an Der p4ilaSsp5ta @tts, nm
seTdbr3 RsiicH ron bar Stabt, NIT aientttA 8uten e8ebdultA-l
lsttsa, voftrsFIt@ eeet8uet fdr erta r3drtu'r: l40 0der. ua8sI
Fd5r 8 Neiltu son br 5taot, te8rsnit BON s9aNfr, NIT aaSse
ihb tsttM uFst sur Gutsnia3b uno SVfAersf; bGs eanb TT ps
butt" Hab BE DISQUALIFICATION 3ut.
5trnsr stt eaber nesG % "tuau4 an 5onarbfr:, tia gut,
BsfA6ft&plos; etnt 1oSnu69 an SOfephtnsfraBt; oftt l9ob
nunsen an Der gretsrar. cine an 5tBbs, noRs prattfr.; tin,
an Sterling naee wtottsRfass tiat an Der ga. assnat; sDs
Gdl6ben uH0 9Dobnun3en al Dolp9iSf r. flnf B9annnBer
an btrieten Strdst, 6sinate usu swet gate gSobnunasn ar
SrfepEtnefr ; Fret 9dui r an pearl-, enfs an 5efrrn-, lr.
Istne 5dafer an 3 arIls6a~, etRss an SdrGoere, teA8 an St'
1uttb., fWei AT @reenmpunt- gDtuit, tret an Wt& , rrafr
Bret a 3eauakntfr. unb rit arcge Intnhl enefs9r, tn os'
iSrt8en Ebttfen Der @!1ot. GrIRb tn Rt&lbGtfa~ FetNfi'
SeHerfDn-, Gbtp-, 81 {ts, Gas,r- us Gnptrsp Stra6sn y
bttpa5tsu. 51u mdbs I'D be
" RIpdtru nb q rrris
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9fleinmefne

SD made tierntit bic ~er9eGenfte Nnjeise bas t6 cine nsuc
retnen Rfeinpein oon S%pr3isltder Site e~npfanaeu
BABE un0 I'M Stanpe bin, b~eniel6en ippCbt int @rpseu ais In
Sleinen gu ben ~6tai8fea 9teifen la1eu 3u fSunen.
9enrN &uefetS,
6drrifpn Ctr. SIR. z
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Oeiltmittel

UteDsr y ND A8ue,
5. 9. 9aroqne, @de ron Sarriicn II. 8altc. ct.
@ebrau68 81 Nnpetfun9.
swet Stuub n sOr bent 8esinn Ser Sisterf6auer uetnts her
Patient 6 gilen. SObalb er Bite leifefen Nn3etsen bS 5tsberS
lpirt, f4at, sds II bic nit : ssssi4asts gltrtur aab nsFme 6@-
BON oQe 25 Minuten etnen @BlEfel scG tn Iauwarnent gDaher
nit 3ufer, bis 81 aarten Grbre&sn. Dret Dbsrs Stansen
barnaG menu has 6teber eGn5ttd n~nGeelaRen lat, fQuttsle
man be Mirur. esset6net NIT . unb nebme haven ale Spd
Stanbea swet dEesl6Tel spa, nit etpas sutsm UaFer urA
8ranntpsin. Mm fOIsenben Mpresn beeinne Der Patient
f4oa fsaS init benz Gtnaspmen Der 0lptar 3 als ? staatsr,
UNI etaen gDteberanfaG ts SiebsrS su Serbaten. Solte Is
benRs@ gisbsrfebrsa. fc nebme er bic @atrtar I auf Oieielbs
gBeile; gDena Sas 6ie6er ,ipteSsg naagiafsn fahre CT nit
Gtnnebnten Der Mtrtur . fort, bis baS 3eber 8dnsid aufee.
bSrt bat I'm aud pann nod einsnRddfal Su ~perhIten, fClt
Der @enefenee mebrsre daSe md eine Dpfs Der Wlirtur !,
Ssrmii4t NIT ~aaresas's Ssrup gr. 2 unb bf aa&fUlst nSey
Gage ben Sprup pbne IRirtur netmen. ""'
Der quite @rfpl9 ptsier Miteidn bat a6 ( ST Sobrsn nj gneS.
~feIfebern, 9rpntf1er Qebereni3MnouIE &C. ouSS hsae hsNssEr,
unb benirt bic else fhtS cine N ehittdfip 9Sei,isunn br @nns
.8Wsi- Otsr .~ertiidsise 5'sSsr lO IN Ssrlsii6sas gSeife p NJ
cbeu (bei e~intd9tsen) au sbebaabeln un6 mirh besmrH Ssn
lan9pdb reneen Giebern, mslae mar 3n MI n;s Snhs srSia.sn
pWr6 biefe Meoi3tnew %pprBeteugt.
Die pbi8en Dozen finn tWr fafts Nerfpuen bpredust G hma.
de Qeute pbrt Rinoer lpaten = pt erlL g5rfs y, ,rsn
,sa Us Y'aeH @ttps" l"9 sNlhesF' u QBahsr unb 8ufer aufes-
INN
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Stnger'8 sc d b m a dime.
gu BADEN Nrp. 1O5 Baltimore nabe Sputbfr.
Baltimore, sob.
Diefe Wafbtns. beren 8uf fd auf ~pteriGtrise prpbe hast, Fnt
tn SetreH tbrer Site unrtDatifrt. sic baben fir 5auilien unt
gRansunsssebrau9, fepte fir Wtanufattursef66fte p6ais BET
@rtpartungen bs @ubItunS entlprufen. Sn alen 5auptf6b,
ten unb 9ldsen Der sanSen Ser. Staaten merben bef6nbte UNI
sebeuere Mafen Der btfen Mrbeit Sermittelf berfelben gena6t
@rpBe 8erbelIerun9en
fo fpeben ppnenbet pprben bic BE Maf6ine ~befGbtsen, rtr {.
tenes unangenebme 9erdui6 un6 nit be6euten6 perminbert /
Mnffrengung 5u ~arbetten, ais dqe Ibri9en.
Sehermann taau letdt uno tn furseffer Belt, renH mad /
psreef6rtebenea un6 sebrudten Geseln bic iebsr Maf6
~bet9eeeben fnb, ~banbelnb, nit pplem @prtbeile nit ienen WG
f9inea arseiten. Der 9rets Der NIT ben neuefen @erbeferunet
S%erlebenen Nfafaine unb NIT aaem 9utebDr 1T nur mad h
Grb6etSsn Sis BIS $3.50. Der aagemein ansenpmntene Nakt
ben bteie Wlafdine brisgt, lit ~unsef6br $1,000 per Sabr.
S- Rein 56attsn re9tliGsr pser ssleBli6er 0fetlantaiia
tbaftet an unlsrer. Ndbmafdine iehOa ale abrisen Maf3itG
PIE nor Dem Yublttunt itn6 9reifen tn zines pber bas anbere y.
ierer Yatente uno , EN- 3ufpl8e batb benin aud etneS
rp beS SthdteS New-gprf am 25. Mat 1855 d
f1teten,. baB Stneer'S @rcelftOr NGbsNa
nen bic nlletn G6ten unb aI4e 1nberen @tngri{
IN singers 9atent fnS. 3ubent BADEN mir In SerTdisS
men 0ert6ten 9rp,eHe se8en Splde, bic QDbeeler's une @rrfc
u. Waters Wialbtnen benusen ub baburd in unfer Ydtent sir
eretfen anbdast9. Wir MAIDEN bierauf spr Nerrarnuue Fl
Anbere ~beipnSers aufnerffam.
s. @. Stms err unb 6 ST..
61uptsSfFce: Scr. 1913 Broabnap, g sf
8rets<Dffee In Bottom, 5lpperSSiQe, Stewart, 9blebt!:L
Walttnu are. Gtnctnuaffk CT Qoui6 unb Gptnz OrfeanS Gs
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Smpprttrt aus 6rantrei9 unb England I!
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eFpaItsn. Dteielben itnb tn ben 6dbrtIen Der 6efen frar,6ffnen
Hh6 en9ltl@sn Optifer ~anseferttBt. @r bat ebtn f. g6epalier's
beFupmtss Snttruutent CUR eenGnen llnteriu9uns bes Muaes
srpditsn, UNI earnad 8endn 6s @las, pclnes baS bette @efbt
9hbt %auspdblen gu tOnnen. Or. Sd. ripmet ausf6lesHd
ietne Autmertlantteit ben 8rantbehen bss AR8es uab Otres UNI
her 9eipr8uHe BON Nugea. @l6Iern.
9fftte: Scr. 81 6dunuperfrdEe. 29fe9
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fir 6euer~, Wtarine> unO 9ebensrei liderunq
Spbn @. Nrpub unb Gn1t.
Sfftce: Scr. 81 GpmBarbfr., e~e9enIber ber Ypfs Office.
Baltimore.
aetnazSer azgpmp. y. 6artfcrt, Conn.
nit 100000 capital.
gerlt4erun98Beleuidaft pe6 8uIeb BON 8irai>
MEN, Min6elfer.
Wtt 100000 Capital.
Wpnar9, 2eben8s ~ ,Esuerzg erfiGer1nos>
getrrp. Ispnppn.
gRit 100000 Capital.
Duran fab bic Grufees tn Netpsgprt nit $4,000 ~betbetttat,
15inpS
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Dfttte: ar. b3 BdpetttStrI I Abur neHI 0pnt W1nlt0nEakn
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
@aebpn GRAFT uRb awneSer<St
HiAarp 3. ScrfeD VraliStnt.
trettpren:
HpTbuo gdnfart Shp. %. Sos, GGart 6pttrea,
0Bn. @. SarriTpn, 9tpb. G. prpub, Spbn Wtorrpm,
Or. %. QpppbTpe, 9Re6 gBirans Ser. 9arntan,
SameS Nfurrae, MltleS 9Bbt D&sth &arfpR.
George &p9erS, Ghrihtan & 9ener,
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ron OcppRten un0 NWSjdbtuns bpn @ebern pfen.
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terefen 6etraeen @ter Yrpcent per Sabr unb miro auser'
BEN son bct ueberf6us one3Satre cine 6 tra-Dtstbenb
nnter bic D%eppftpren pertbetft.
@erbetratbete 5reuen unb Wfin6erjGbri9e fGnnet geib In IL,
rem ei8euen 3amen bepcntren unb ~blei6t bteiet6e ausldlissltf
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PriyQt0orInG.

The English and French papers are quite dis
satisfied with the American position in regard to
privateering It is natural that such should be the
case. Ii, however Europe will not consentto ex-
empt private property On the high seas from moles.
sation during war, it must expect every nation to
defend, by all honorable and honest means, its own
commerce. Privateers are our sea volunteers, and
Europe might Is well expect the U. States to give
up its militia on land a. on the deep. During the
late war with England, our privateers were
pow erfuI arm of defence and annoyance, and they
will be resorted to sgain, with like effect, in the
event of another European war. The powers Of
Europe may dissent Il it pleases them, from the
American doctrine and so long as the question 70
mains an abstraction, no harm will be done. they
attempt, however, to put down privateerng by
any unusual retaliation, the same weapon will be
employed against their own regular armaments.-
The assurance of this fact will probably prevent
them from ever INDUCING in any thing but empty
Examinations upon the subject
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New York, Oct 2-Cleared: Schr. Wieland Oter-
man Richmond Arrived: Schr ]. Warren, Lozier,
Richmond; Ann, Cole, Petersburg; D. c.. Higgins,
Edmupds, and Island City, Conclin, Va Sd, Clear
ed: schr Ben, Henderson, Wilmington, N. G. Ar
rived: Schr S. Price, Candy, Richmond, and J. B.
Cunningham, Hall; C. H. MolIer, Decker; Star,
Chauncey; J. Randolph, Granger; John, Cramer EN-.
elile Sophers; A. Vsndisf, Vandief; J. j. Houseman,
!. Bush J. A. Ward, Robbins; FL. R. Barnes, Barnes,
Elmira Cornelius, Williams, all from virginia 4th;
RIO JANEIRo, Aug. ain port schr. Juniper, Lefe-
vre, Richmond, for river Platte.
HOLMES HOLE, Sept. 3O.-Arnved,s chrs. Beau
champ Howard, Gambler, for Norfolk; Romp, Mayo,
fremont, for Virginia o. d. Wheaton, Rockport, for
Norfolk.
TURk's ISLAND, Sept z.-In port, schr. Frank,
Norfolk.
NEWARK, Oct. 2-Brigs Weaver, Piermont, and
Mary Fl. Irwin, Wilton, Norfolk
PIovIDENcr, Oct. 2.-sld Matamors, Hardy, Nor
folk. Isaac Hinckley, Harvey, Rappahannock. Jno.
Beuman, Tayler Eansemond, Va.
RocKPoRT, Sept. 25-sld Schrs U. D. Wisnerspoon
and Besuchamp, Norfolk.
ANTWERP, Sept. 16.-Arrived, schr. E. Dennison,
DEAL, Eng, Sept 1s.-Arrived, schr. Masaretta,
Davis Va, and sailed for London. 1T
LIvsRPooL, Sept. ls.-Cleared, schr Camden,
Bodies, City Point.
LONDON. Sept. l6.-Entsred inward, ship Hsrmine,
Raschen Richmond, Va.
MALTA, Sept. 7.--Arrived, Viking, Robinson, Alex
andra.
BALTIMORE, Oct I.---Sailed, schr. Jss Stewart,
Moore, Richmond.
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EditOrship.

In the early days ofjournalism in this country,
single individual performed all the duties Of edi
tor and publisher, to which were sometimes added
those of foreman, clerk and collector. In these
latter US, labor is divided and subdivided. None
but periodicals devoted to single topic, such as
Agriculture, Temperance, Odd Fellowship, &C.,
can now be conducted with decent efficiency by q
single editor. In the leading journals of England
and our great cities, there are Political Financial,
Foreign, Classical, Critical Agricultural Theatri
CAL Musical and other departments, supplied by
asmany different editors An able contemporary
expresses doubt whether any living man knows
enough, or one life time Is long enough, to master
the various knowledge demanded in the editorship
of good newspaper.
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Gov. Wise has re-appointed And. P. Fry and
John p Anderson, Salt Inspectors for Kanawha
county.
The body of Miss Anne Merrihew, who lately
mysteriousy disappeared at Wilmington, Del has
been found in Shellpot creek.
A fire in Illinostown, opposite St. Louis, has
destroyed eleven buildings, one half of which were
brick and the rest frame.
Governor. Price, of Missouri, has appointed
Thursday, November Goth, as day of thsnksgiv-
log in that State.
The resignation Of Assistant Surgeon George
Suckley, medical department U. s. Army, has
been accepted by the President.
Thalberg, the great pianist, arrived on the Al
RIGA.
Rev. j. B. Taylor, of Richmond, Va, has de-
ciined the title OF d. d. conferred upon him by
Columbia College.
The bark Brothers from Cienfugoss Cuba, ar'
rived at New York, Saturday, having lest thre
seamen by yellow fever.
{ Snow fell in Chicago on the LIST inst.
There were 2O4 deaths IN Philadelphia last week.
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The movement made In New York towards
erecting monument over the grave of Edgar A.
Poe whose remains are inferred In Presbyterian
Church yard in Baltimore, ought to be warmly
seconded in Virginia, his native State, and espe
ciaily in Richmond. With all the infrmities Of
the man, be possessed genius Of the highest order
and his name, if we mistake not, Il destined to
shine with increasing brilliancy among the first
stars of American literature. His long residence
In Richmond. and his noble labors in the cause Of
Virginia literature present peculiar claims to the
admiration and gratitude of our people, who, we
trust, will embrace the opportunity Of testfyine in
substantial way, their appreciation of his splen
did talents &}Ae s7
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The Steam Better ExpIesien nc Delaware
Couuty fOhIo) Eairss

CLEvELAKD, Ohio, Oct 3-The following ara
the names Of the parties who were instantly killed
by the explosion Of the steam engine In tho Della
ware county Fair yesterday: Mrs. A. Walker,
Thomas Williams, William Finch, Henry Storm.
nell, Louis Bowers, Mrs. Shaw, Frank Smith, Hi.
ram Nafus, VIM. Jones, and . man and woman,
names)unknown. 2
The following were injured Barney Hold. J.
Nicholson, g. 8. Stanley, 81. Wells, Henry Thomp
son, L. B. Ravens, J. Slack, Mrs. vele, Mrs.
Mickle, Mr.. Griffin, sen Of Judge Griffin, Messrs.
Wade, Rawlsy, Kelly, Nswbury, Batcheldor. and
Mrs. Markle and child. Some half dozen others
whe were .unded are doisg well. Probably not
90 many wiz die ~ was at first reported.
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DIABoLIcAL ATTENTION. Thursday evening
of last week, when an extra train of cars went to
Warren,from this city,to attend the Fremont meet.
ing, after the train had gone down. and before its
return the draw ofthe railroad bridge was raised
and but for its accidental discovery, the whole
train, with over three hundred people from Provi.
dence, would have been percipitated into the va.
ter. The railroad company owe II to the public
to make thorough investigation of this affair, and
II possible to detect the perpetrators of the deed
Providence Journal Oct. 2. +.