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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-08

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ScbiDeDiScbcs Sitters
aus Gbihas0finbe,
es%berbsfdwsrben, @sltin6t, GtspcpHs, 'drcntf&s ms.
nerD6ie Shp6Ae. Manael an 8erbauuns, Sldbun8cn, AttprhG
tnnerii6e 5dnprrbptben, Experimentation ~eunsen9ei @rure
unO 9nnsenletben, wel6e Won esber; cSer MagentrantDettsv
%herrubren, unb aIe Rrdnftstten, treIbe blr6 stnen thDa9eh
oOsr DerbDrbsnen @fassn sntfeeeh, Be- Mtanasrn fte aa9 sst
5rausn /; .: ~stsltSs SSpdSs e. SSntnesls SlatanOrSas
na& benz 8Opfss eolbens aSsr. falte Sase' SSmsrien tn 0se
@lteOern, I'm &Ifea, anp tn Der SrIf
bg5sttioen' tnbtut eS penielbet edrft, TIN IN TbGttatett erb6It
unb aIe SGure aus berntelhen eutftrnt. IS ff6rtt Bite gterren
unb eebe nsseitsr, f6Grft bic Sinae, bentnmt bas 8tttera bes
CSIipbsr. bds @Dobrennen uno Die S6ms rser NS 6dnupfeuS
befSrbert bic gerSaauns, TT gut oct Asr8erntdeu unp 8ldbune
een, tSbtst BITE gDurmsr, BELT aae g6tnb- uub Itae m fplt.
tn etnteen Mu8enbltden. MAIDS luitig, erIet6tert bisgBa1eriuh-
tieen, reinisc pas Slut, ~befDrSert be Circulation bcdelpen,
artrt unmertltdp ub pbne SNmerSea, wcRn man BITE bsppet
portion pa0pR ninmt.
Das i6wepiiAe 8itters 1T elm auSeeset9netes Wstttel eese
5teber, Nmbt unb &plera. MlS lCtdes BAT eS fb bepdtrt I'M
Grim neil bur& ben @e0rau0 %behsbsn, Der aaf Sefsplb b
StdbsGrjte IN bttoen GrAppentbeiIen e~tnsefuprt purcs, PEN
5tsrblt9sn eer SaOloaten, es bislea SSsarttesn %rsaspeusf
wauS9sfebt waren, fA Spr 81 bis auf2 9rpJeitt reeaeirds.
Das ibwepil6e 8ttterS TT unfreitts etnes per eeasauTsk.>
nttteI. bas nod ie Dor bas Yabltfan lam, uao trass ,8 Sas
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ties Sitters ~einnal eebraubt bat, lG cine gFtqt nae Ysr9nA.
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Ssm 90 aTe Ste oetlfrafts betst, Ds tpnt pbea susel3rtsbeN
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~ ishs TlafSe meinen Namen etHblalen ldHea, untr rdD:tt
ses papisr In pas ee 85lat9s s'neS%tds.t tf, Iaetns ttbenpdrs
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Seatftsr nnO ensli3sr Spraae. I'm Srrttantsru pVrucu,
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SRebt,tn : Bttters aud nod Elm dnbereS uater benz elethtl
Namsn bereite, wtAes in 5ptels unb @etaurattpnsn SerfdR
fen wtrb, UNI ausBeSetdnet sseen DpSpcpiia unb UidaenIetpe
lit DER Yrets per 6lal4e 30 @ents pbsr s 5lat9en fur $3.50.
gu ~pertaafen bet benz autiuisen 0erferttser
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VI rr MEDAILLE D'IIONNEUR ls49. e.laa. nd. ~.
yGsIcAToIREs, cAvTEREs tE pERDRIEL
FauLolyg Monsmartye, 76, d Paris.

aI Fautoayg MoatDaarre, 76 d Paris "..
NJ LIE PERDRlEt
Sa ToLEvr
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In vcn'c chez d'a co pharnacisnA Ala Milo Orleans Jn
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dement, do bile dams ces divers orgsncs Uuc
v<ritable infection purulentc par Ia b,le nc
deveiopPe; Ia jaunisse, 10 fisvre jsunc, des
6svres pstridcs ct bilieuses, lee he vres dc
marlis, 10 cholera ct Ice malsdies position.
tielIes 70 declarent, les calculs biliairse ~
Torment dana la vssieule du fel, etc. Pour
prevcair ces desordres, il faut expulser do la
foie la bile putrefee par inflammation, au
fur ct 1 mesure qu'elle &c produif, OF em.
ployer Get cfYct fEhrir dc Guiii< prepare
par PAUL GAGE, qui reunit, I une action
purgstive doucc, des qualities toniancs ct an.
tiputridcs. f#e I' ar.m.. ....' ..#.a..H
CArARRHE DE Ia vEssre. - Lorsque les
urincs sont surchargecs dune matters glsi.
reuse, QUELoUErOis BoUKpEcse oC ROC.
GEArkk, quelquefois 6lante ct poar ainsi
dire HUiLEusE, cetto mstierc irrite les pa.
rois do 70 vcssic ct y devcloppe 10 catarrhe
vesical. GUERIsos. empechcr Ia maticrc
glaireuse do sSjourne' dams la vcssie ot DIV
penetrcr en- usant de rEhzir de Guii2ik pre-.
pare par Paul GAoG. s....r.
GoUTTI eT RHrAATIsNH. Ces deux
malsdios graves doivent lcur origine une
matiere gIaircuse, ACRE, Qui s'est fxec sur
les membranes syuoviales dee articulations
ct sur lee aponevroscs qui cnvcloppent lcs
muscles. Indiquer Ia causc de ces maladics,
c'est indiquer 10 rensde; c'est dire que
PEl'zir dc Ga,Llit prepare par PAU Gaos
est 10 n,eillsur agent qu'on psisse employer
pour soulagcr vitc ct guSrlr solidesneni. La
grsr,son 20 complete par rusage du Tissu
Nous renverrons, pour les autrcs msla.
dies occasionn6cs par lcs glaircs, sa livrc
d'od est extrait CO qui prscsdc. On 10 deli.
vrc gratis avec chsque bouteille, ct cellc qui
non SRA pcs sccompagnse sers repstse
omtrefaite. u .4.a'I.' - 40 cd
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-07-10
ELIXIR D. GUIlLE ';s S!.;::s ;::ss;a'' PAUL GAGE
Paris, de Greaelle- -Gernain, Ne I3

AsTHNEs, cATARRHE, coQUKLUcHE. RHU.
MES, ToUx coSvULstvE, ISrLAMNArIoSs DE
PoIrRINE, etc. - Ces affections sont 10 re.
sultst d'nue accumulation, dana 10 tissu
meme du poumon ct sur 10 surface des bron.
chcs. dune matisre glsireuse. ACRE, VS.
10 poumon Ia suite d nne Inflammation. La
trachee artere est bouclse, 10 poumou no re
dilate plus, 10 respiration devient impossi.
Bile. La nature cherche 1 expulscr cette
BuxEUR GLAtREUsE par dcs acces dc toux
convulsive, ct 10 maladc meurt asphyxie, 81
on ne SO hate de lui adninistrer fEhsir
poor supplsor aux efforts impuissants de Ia
nature.
ArorLgxir, ,PARALYsiE. - lie ccrveau est
traverse par une quantit6 in6nie de vais-
scaux sanguins OF lympaatiques; IL est en-.
veloppe d'unc pellicule ou membrane mu.
queuse, qui exsude unc humeur glaireuse
chargee fcntretcnir Get organe dams un etat
dhumidite convenabie. Aussitot que, par
une cause quelconque, un peu d'inaamrns.
ton se developpe, soft dams les vaisseaux
sanguins ou lymphatiques, soit dams Ia pclli.
cule ou membrane muqueusc, ct que, par
suite, rhumeur glaireuse est secretec plus
abondsntc qu'il ne convient, II y EpAScRE.
NEST de cctte humeur dams le ccrvcau, ct,
peu aprts, ArorLExiE ct rARALYsIE.
II ny . qu'un moyen dempecher un ps
reil malneur. ccst d'uscr dc rEhrir de
0sinie AvAsr, PENDANT TT APRKsL'EPAs.
cHENEsr, pour 10 prevenir, ct pour on ope.
rer la resorption par une derivation puis.
sante sur 10 tube intestinal, sill y a eu lieu.
BILE, AALADIEs BILIEUsEs, vIEvRE JAU-
SE, JAUxIssE, ISDroEsrIoSs, CHOLERA NoR.
BUs, etc. - Lorsque 10 foie est devenu 10
siege dune Inflammation violente, cette IN
dsmmation 30 communique 10 rate, l'os-
tomac ct aux intestins par suite d. 'Qn debor-
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y UAND liz furent les dux Ntes qui sesient auvees
vnrcnt sever leur toutes rois aerent avers
~ champs poussant d sango II uae de dire quun
b quart dheure es avaent oube leurs m quet
les risent gorge deployee s..a1 60" -a -Ja- i
49, Cspendant Devorane courait
4W ellie asit; dams cete mutt brumeus il netsi facis
4y De msrcher lgue droie as :a w sha aag.''
S3W De temps temps ellie sarreat ecoutat. lin ~
SH ellie nuehdait b lonain de Paris. bruit
~ plein de es qu donne msanbe envie de les
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q :. AlyG { ]. JACQUES,
FERBLAXTIERs. /. LAMPISTES

10, hUE CONT, 4S
Entre Cbnrsrcs ct Pa~ssge de- IA Bourss,
Noxrstle.Oyisaas.
Travaux dc Zinc, Fcrblsnc, Plo,nb, Cui.
vre, kc.. pour BStiments ct Ussensiies Dc
menssc, Installation do Tuymsx en- pleu,b.
pour css ct gss. "a bsigue,rss q doaeic~.
Ioitsrcs en- Zinc guarantees, Preparations
pour touta~ cspcccs do Lainpes, Msnufaotu.
re do Fournssux francais.
= Cesfe mai.on, func de- prc'uiercs Dc Ia
N0uvcllc. .OrIeans, 20 rccos,i,,arde mar In 80.
isdite DIS travsux qu'elle execute aussi b.n
que PER ID iustc hSsiion de Sc. pris
" mars
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v.snd s les vaeab0nds les bandits dams ret dan.
S % re une main pure COmon de SOUS aon mis- dams Oco "An pour
Te trshi pour rargu, |
'front.' s . e 'iy. % & ct % eIs e9asn n
bee sur gn0uS oacha vgo dams ne de Sans
Mas done faie 81 que
e,cis ID hb ccnme lar ct moi tes ps CHEN dde
moment I'm eat etanch sang ie
. ,o s s~%n vt Il si ' III s Dr. G a a pour % s rps os
nile demnu put etenr ses ares dit pOn
-Ces tour, Ia Rou~e, de tc demander pardon IN,
T0i me demander pardon seeasle boun que
meme u baas moi q"i a
e VOLTA oe que ee que da
r togours vecu les mechan plus
dire que !" me Rouse tu me @ Dc %oa pn '
Eh dtee aeec oie ne1primab je pardune
-Laquslle p Je r.ocepte davanoe ..-r b.. w., - ..
que veierai lie do taHa peuetre
pns en- Je yeuI ben me pOer uu instant encore ma tu vas
mObels e e veux repr SnsPeur Ia ,isnt par bras.
Ellie sechappa CONNIE senfui ct
tranqul mon bon secatele J s fae
Ellie ser esectemeu dparut pierre
mb dams uue revere causee sans dou,e par
Qa peusait que jour
sI
supp ct soninua de omue peusee
vans sa Les ssnd S DE- ps s%e
dams champ prsnaent attitudes ntaiqu don't regard plus d
da vi'asl bss
@ .s .ssnse ns %as
meme .u misu Dc nOsre civilization fonde
Al surplus son prsta puetrs caraosre ellie
1.ho
sutoor du camp Son a yf npde pong parsou. @ Ellie aa
% % :;s e. tout e e0an CONNIE 1ns puvs perarI don't Pomb
.:va an ssP'es Dc ande dnee servait extrac
- fst Psue Ia buss appoch du Ellie
dune main Fun de pencil, surisass
BE. nysre. Do fond d ca'erue scpan de temps temps
1sensns e.e pui es Sc rasura car on .ura pu
vr A. clair Dc u iuu sy eff dl.tsr sOur Ellie
ds P.r men h.ssh j.n.is nepreudrs
:. & ss Die s.p s1ss,s dsa. Dc sso ellie
r.sns les oontre autrss de
e Eli. .s.. s.ss d. & ssss ' I i ssu. dse
bon: peue pour des hens erranss! rt l = . Il ba s
n pss1 = rsps ssquisneos ditelle t mai ct
~. p nd rspe.d s.npsur e veu. que .u rsne..ss
II : fsoG a'i Sonn, p ~ ds%.s form. paroles ss dent,
ssp1i I sosa e oaa assa
s : 5 s ,s:sa s p @ , e. cue sa.. .s &c. I sd l.
-Oh u 10 ben secratels. 'th aa aaE aHE4tfA
Uns succeeds bien vs exclamation
isu de- sappeucher rccula iI az "a = tylt-.t
S --vsns 1saa rtptta SansPsu ......... @ I r7-I
Els htita instant dsimun cmbarras bott
0ansPS couvri rspaule dun
pas d ' st a p.n us b 'usou de Ia s.ie I.ss
Tos s ii. bsu een. nouz .. eiyises
n'eus1shs peokere peeile situation ezat . a
Copssd, pisne !. nesd.nse fas a r.b du o ..suba.
Quasta done lit 6snsPeu.r I-Hqss Il
a a.. = I'll. nit en- .rrae, s.n.psur
nt a b dsns bercer sufaut Que on
cehs apasr na & esnte hasdeas seuat
eat ssp Do u eber DE- yeuas compr force Pamour
Z nsndans et snit conba iso:On eait veu plus
os nPProsesr ds ..su'eu.: f dams c!ante de rsay
u etount rms dsmsara imbie complete
70 ,i fgyusi ~. e ID gSi HIfroLrrE CAsrIl1g
aass ia sxis pyochais sxmAoJ 4 -, Il - t6 6s
!, !. !. 80 ....' y .....
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vous0" ieei a 'eaetfe s's3 - .1
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SOUS b patronage DIS Danes de- Ia Loni
Ohianc, &C Asgssin fait tous SIS effort. pour
10 msriter dc plus en- plns. u Went DE- r,cevor
da Nord cs do fEurope un supcrbe a-sort..
Mopircs enrichi. 10 diaman,s, pour danes
Monfrcs savonnette~, en- ar IT .I argent, dos
mciiicurcs fsbrigacs dc Londrcs, liverpool,
Paris et Gcnsvc; 20
Montres de chss.c, Ac.;
Parurcs pour mariecS
bracelets dams toMs lcs gcnrcs. ~
Brooches, Can.scs, Bagucs. Alliances, Bou.
cles dorcil'es, Epinclcs, Epingisttes, Chsto.
laincs, Medsillons, Cles, Hrcloques, a..
Chimes ct Dcmi Chnines cu or;
Dee en- or IT en- argent
As~ortiiucit darrrntcric Enfin tous les oh.
jcts qui conccrncm sa pnriic.
On fronvcra nussi dalis co Magasin dc,
artieiss ds soorde NAM, gnrant.. At qui seront
vcpdus . uloiie prix dc lcur vsk,ur.
PRErS Sur DEPOT.
~. b, : La Marcl,ands ct Bij.aticr- dc In
camiagnc ront prizes de lni fairc yi-itc. lie
trouvcfoni s'assortir de- tous les articles aui
lcur colvhni.Si aux pris Dc iabriquc.
Aee1ies. - Son afclcr d. rsparatjon A,
bloux ~ r.passage dc nionfrcs cat dessryi mar
los plas habils ouvrirr~ de In Nouvelle. Or.
lNsns ~ ofirc foats- l~~ gnrsutiss dssiraLLs.
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MULE, ct qui salirsent lc corps etle linge Los
msdecins qui Font employS ssvent quill que.
rit sOuveut, ~ sOULAaE rouJoURs lee DoU.
iexrs eosttesses ct rhsmafssmales, lee Ne
lefltratioss strexses ct AydropsSses, les Ia
famssations de la pitcre al ds ponsos, otc.
en- IN mot, toutcs les affections qui ~ modi.
0ont par Ia surexcitation du tissu cutsnS.
Tous les journaux do medicine do Psris
Font recolnmande. ~ JF ttNI
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AT INSTITUTE HALL.
,, L'pInAN EVENING Iulv


Commencing on FRIDAY EVENING, July ID
Second lecture-TU ESDAY EVENING. July 9th, and
continue three evenings per week till closed.
PROGRAMMES
l. Mechanical Astronomy, in which will be illustrated
by experiments in Natural Philosophy, the laws which
govern the formation form motion and situation of the
heavenly bodies with the earth
Ingenious condition of the interior Of the earth
OF volcanoes earthquakes and the elevation of Continents
and Islands.
5. Composition and position Of rocks, gold deposits
quartz veins and formation of California
T. First creation of animal life. Classification of rocks
by fossil remains found in them.
D Coal beds how the coal produced; with proofthat
all Goals Graphite and Diamond of vegetable origin
Difference between the buminous and anthracite coal
and how caused
t. The period of reptiles organic remains of myrad of
animals that existed the and the seas, millions
OF years before the creation of man
I. arm blood animal-diierence between the animals
Iat exist with man. and those that the earth be
fore man was created. Mastodon and Mammoth period
D Inc present order OF animals, with the human
age the Earth. Agreement Of the Biblical and Geo
logical Chronology The harmony of Geology with the
Mosaic account Of the Creation.
AuSlon will be made and interesting facts stated
with regard to the Geological formation of the copper
gos III Lake Superior, with remarks California, its
"eology, Mineral worth, Gold and Murcury Mines, from
onS year Geological observations in that country.
ne InoTe subject will be illustrated by series of more
than FIFTY PAINTINGS
The paintings cover over 900 feet of canvass and were
executed at cost of 900 Among them is SPLEEN
dla production, by Iealge. of Niagara Falls.
me Mldaetcwn NeloS says this work: st is beau
utul picture well as beautiful painting and sight
OF u alone Is worth the price of ticket the COURSE
ElGEI TICKETS for the course 81 80. Sixteen tick
cts s. single admission p cents For sale the Tnsti-
tute' at the Bookstores and Ticket Office
The sun being excluded during the day, and the win
dowS on both sides thrown open night hall is
dered quite cool and comfortable
To commence at y o'clock. iy1 2t
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We are again under the unfortunate necessity of
calling the attention of our readers to further
f'outrages." Lawlessness still holds "soyereior
sway and masterdom'' amongst us. So long has
it been suffered to go unwhpped of justice that it
has grown over-bod, and is charging the
field of its operations 1t has heretofore assailed
mems privileges merely; it now begins to lay its
hands upon their pockets. This is but the result
which we foresaw, when some months since we
began to appeal to public opinion, in the hope that
it would interfere where the deinquencies of the
authorities left men without redress In another
column will be found some account of the invasion
of the ship-yard of the Messrs. Skinner by an Or
ganized gang OF men who seem suddenly to have
determined to do something for living, and to
whom no more natural method has occurred. than
to make foray upon the ship-yard in question
and demand of its proprietors Sl.75 per diem We
need not here reierate the facts of the case They
are too clear for dispute. They constitute an out
rage that was not committed 'by the infatuated
IRISH OF the Eighth Ward" The injured men who
are complaining, have, we are assured, no desire
TO break down the City Government" The
romeo acted, it will be perceived, with that
loroearahce winch has characterized them for
some time past They saw the premises
beseged by an infatuated crowd, thew heard
the lives of the workmen violently throat
ened, and they saw these poor laborers nursued bv
an armed and hostile party as they left the ward
Yet, as far as we can learn, they did not take ono
single step towards putting an end to so dsoroco-
ful an affair; nor did the Mayor afterwards mt IN
end to the brief authority with which thov ara
clothed, but which they dishonesty NEGLECTED. 70
enforce. The Marshal appears to have had no 70
source but to relieve such Policemen from their
dlsagreeable duty and replace them by Others
from the eastern part Of the city who sdo not
sympathze' with the rufians of Federal Hill
"nere these things are to end or how a remedy
Is ~ oe applied, are questions that our citizans
iiust eventually be forced TO deterr,ino rn
i,oiS'fahces OF bar-tenders, who are cheated ona
'neh assaulted for complaining. tho cr;os % M
women and children who ono e' vi tne
stricken, from their little pic-nics. ,1,o -,
monstranees OF our ancient cotemporory r VIZ
sometimes chronicles shameless and - VINO
fight as ''only causeway riot;n-sn ,ra-S ''ee'
insufficient to correct the evils to VIII, arc
hourly exposed. The men who have so,,a..., 'i =
at stake, and who, if they do not value the
name of the city yet desire protection for tbe,,,-
selves and their property, must be upon the move
in this matter. We can do no more than enter
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Coal NOTICE.

We would here respectfully inform friends and
of coal generally that receiving and prepared
Locust Gap and Coal Mountain Goals which in
appearance quality and durability cannot be surpassed
by any brought to this market We merely desire parties
give these Goals trial convince them of this fact
If taken and in quantities upwards
enabled to furnish them So % per ton of 224O
lbs We also keep constantly hand, Lykens' Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals.
WAsHBURN & House,
jel9 to Office 50 Lombard St, ID door of South
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the protest of the press against this continued
federation of lawlessness on the one hand, and
official inefficiency upon the other. Unless those
whom we have mentioned shall awaken to Il
speedy realization of the perils surrounding u.s.
and their own consequent duty as citizens, they
may hear that the "Philistines are upon them,"
when it is too late for safety. We are all paying
for the frolics of the DULLES who infest our COM
munity, and the sooner we square accounts the
hotter
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The AMERICAN FARMER, for July, comes to us
from Mr.. WoRTHINGroN, who has recently assumed
its sole editorial management. 1t appears in new
and somewhat improved dress, and gives unmis-
taken evidence of the ability and energy which have
obtained for it such well deserved reputation as
agricultural journal.
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Two THE FARMERS OF THE MID

n
THE AMERICAN FARMER-the oldest Agricultural
Periodical of the United States and well known in its
past a Journal of Practical Agriculture-wi
commence in July volume.
The undersigned having been for three and half
constant contributor In the Editorial department of the
FARMER, and identified in with its prosperous
condition and established reputation, has become sole pro
pretor, and oH deC0te himself exclusively to the duty of
making worthy still of the confidence and support
Of the community.
He thinks that his early and familiarity with
Southern farm life, and experience of nearly twenty
years grain grower and tobacco planter, has given
him practical knowledge of the especial wants of the
grain and tobacco growing country, which, with his
perience writer, and whatever capacity he may have
will enable him only to make The Farmer the repre-
tentative of the advance and progress of Agriculture gem
orally but to adapt to the peculiar circumstances the
very important region in which has its largest crcula
lation
Being assured of the cordial cooperation many lead
ing Agricuurts in Maryland Virginia other States
contributors FARMER, the proprietor expects
to make this journal medium for the discussion of inter
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On the 29th utmo, JOHN EVANS, in the 10th year OF
his age.
On the 30th ultimo, MARK MORGAN, aged 10 years
On the 30th ultmo PATRICK GALLAGHER in the 5Sth
year Of his age.
On the 30th ultmo SOPHIA ELIZABETH, aged 7
months and l6 days. daughter of John g. and Margaret
Mcdinger.
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The Santa Fe Gazette announces the arrival in that
city of Capt. McComb, 7. E., and Major Smith, pay
master, from Fort Cantonment Burgwyn, Lieut..
Cook, from Fort Stanton; and Gen. Garland, Major
Nichols, and Lieut.. Cogswell, from Fort Union
Capt Easton, of the Quartermaster's Department,
son selected as his successor.
We learn that the steamers Water-W;teb
Commander Rodgers, and Arctic, Commando
Hartstene, have been ordered by the Department
ington. '" "'A
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,

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For BEAUTY and durability of STITCH finish and design
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The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
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Gangs of pickpockets have adopted the plan of
taking excursions to Staten Island, N. Y One who
pahising crowd, so that his accompces can onerate
This was tried last Sunday week on board the
steamboat hnneh la The captain having heard
he was nearly drowned, and then dragged him ont
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A few days since, Lewis and John, sons os a.,
Hon. A. H. Marshall, of Kentucky, had an alterca
ton with the German bartender of lager beer
saloon in ST. Louis, Mo-, which resulted in the bar.
tender shooting John Marshall, it is supposed
fatally. Lewis, thereupon, drew revover and
shot the bartender, who is not expected to live
Lewis Marshall was then arrested, and, after ex
animation, admitted to bail,