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CERT gu sdb!sn: btsrSara Don alien Iprtteflea bieisr GdUctSti-
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Stt4leffsn. ea6 etne Office crSfnet ,pirb. nm @ubrer,S.
ttonea an tpl1em Ylabe, pe bic GNNciatipn beftnt IT entns.
eeaaunstnen uno Elm Glert uns eth &pmtte ernannt tptr6' nm
eAtelet teslt1 pom 9 ubr Wforsens BITS 5 ubr yfadmt taos Sis
Gtne Ottce tptrb auf EN- apetttn 5lure Sn u,wletrpppIitsn.
pale IN Salttntcr FIR. beute am Ncntaa ben 3. Wef erSFmst
meroen Wno ta8lt9 uDn ubr Wprmtttdss bis l1br Wddrn,f.
tags bs sum Samtta8 Wsenbe often bleiben unb gDm' %.
Netup ais Glerf u. Obs. WecDpnalb, QDn. s.. 6ebben- aronf.
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NrGnfeM MnD &etDemDea
DIR. Swayne's
sui ummen5eiebter Sprup bon Wilbfirfden
Mmf;crprNenfltche Gur.
Vptnt NpfS, Irtcbrt

IpLU ukpUpg OEtEpVu1 &UeI NO.
Or. Sw aSne- Mertber 5err; So ais cine pfi&t &C..
sen has Tublitum t%etrahtsnb. sueletd aber, um @u& eete1t
4userUrbsntH@ betOnnt ma6en, ais iemals cine nieberseiGrte.
pen mnFce. SIN leBtsn OttDber bate t6 etne ftarte 8rufer.
ssssssss' a @tas %i ia.' t bs ff, uSsr1iS ass st aSs:,I 9S' n l3 quo s%5i ben
nn5 Gtter ansmarfen. Metn Nttem tpnnte bur& BITE Quneen
tSstaens NIT ,ssssss < asi6tisi Gt;"S Sasst ii b %tsat is g qaa a anS
gaVT saMvm peFaesn 9nfen, revlpr ben Mrpettt uno irurbe
aaa6 meme xSaniaas ! sns Gs'S Ssa a sspeiS sue sD SG J'ss5.in% aqbt isf,sn
i'm otelsm eleneen 6uhonb bitsb Id ete lonoe 3sft. bts i'd an
sef$pSabta fSisS. 81 ID Sa a5,r ah ~ t fur MTG tt,, sae 5sfaaas
gt4en ~uaestsSasS %area ssleisn bate, bic GSer !. 3 u :.
5$sa" SessSorrsarss$ts 70 fStssss iS a Gsa e. g esIt
Rn& Baltimore Mn6 fns NIT benz @ebrau6 berisIbSrr ~ 't On
Hns Bite Sefnuns tn Der 2unee an su bsilem nv r,s,S Gmiane,.
naVm Gb unb aist3 ssRa 8Ottsla sebr6a&t bate, mar is SI MI
sig wtEner 9eiuno
Heber faaf Sabre Fmb SerFUftn un6!nr6 BIN i'd sn o,srn
Der glann ts auf 6teien 9ag. ben 2. Stunt 1856. SD BIN IN
Zen IeBten 10 W1pn6ten ntdt etnen Gag Erdnt gerefen unS hsA
isans, sss ID Gu8 srO6eu Daat f@alSSts bin. aStaassso !
Der uatsrl4rtebene tn NIT a5 = : 8 Rtqo : S = !, n;
SnS lam Sss.uesu, Sas e. ME O6en a%aes9ebeny SeSGftet mar.
30 petragte 1stne Understanding fat ME eth QDenbe-.
~ tF en wurpt8eS Mtttelteb Der GdeIe1fhaft.
Sames R. D~MrBprrw.
d gaa's ;d be- s Ssr! liner a:siiss Der Baltimore sSaferru,.
naS6em er tin 8susat6 ~s sas Obts g o sIssssf Sa4 O's~etfsIn,
So sibt nur cine S~uptridBtss 8aSsress sm,oa D Sn'; gctrh,,rfh.u
gnrbe, "a Or: 9 waSns's o8afammeassiestesr s aSgvss Aaa
arantSsttsu, wASen er anasmsaen y : "a
erR0unItafen BOISsn aus beden @ebrau&e iS ,et Z ws'gs PIE
lt4 - pufen, @rt6ltun8en,, Anstebrune, 0ronditis r Mrn-
~nfuHt6rett, blduer Qufen, DIutfpeten, petferfetf fMrn%a
Gttmme, 6tttenfeheu Dber BruhfbmerSen, eelhwSMtes q ~ = y
fteuttCn Oregon 0ttbbrduG BON &GIrunel unb anteren Il, r.
@tn,l 6er3flCpfen ODER 6er5frGnfbett, ftseInbe Netauno rSer
@ntlunbune Der Reble, &c. Seine n~abrbaften Gieeni@often
beret&eru uub ~renieen bas BIut, unb u~nterpnIten Bic Rroft
~O.nsr Mppettt fe9It. MGent8er gtrfertt6er
DR.. Q n a me unD SpHn
4, NDrtt Gerentb Street, Gber benz Mcrh
Vbtlabelphta.
Berfauft Bel:
p,GDDf, SO. rs BalttmOreRraee;
Rr&ItHe, so. 95 Broabwap3
-, Ts. 81 Aprtt @dpfraee, unb
vice DtS Baltimore Weder."
Ssbrauds. gssf4rtftsn anb nm as
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ten Gteuben, Mableu6ers, 2afatstte, aosciusas
10, Yulasfp II. ". - unb ben 9rcBen @eltolten
Daibin9tOn'S, SefferfOn'S, Tranflin's, Yuine's
unO Ger anberen 8dter unc @rinoer oieier SIC.
.publif = ober
Die Gptfobe aarOn 8urr's
NIT Slunnerbafiet unb ieiner liebenswaroisen
6rau, benz Deutl9en IleranDer, Or. 9eiurid,
8clmann u q init benz biltOriiden 9inter'
9runoe bic FRANC. 3eUoluticn, General 8cna>
parte, 9afapette'S @efanSenldaft aufbem Spiel'
ter9e u. |. M.
Da gu Oieien Grbeiten biitcrildes Quellen'
Stnbium unb LANCE 3eit nO:biS iino, 10 ieten
mir ben 2eru1in our @inluifun9 Der 5ur Be
l%perbun9 beltimmten Nrbeiten auf ben
81. 8 be bs. SabreS.
fsf. Seoe Nrbeit muB in 3wei Abldriiten Elm.
SelGtdt, init einem Wtctto petieben fem unD Elm
perlteSelteS @OuUelt, nit penlelben WCttc ouf
Der GuBenieite, ben Namen unD bic Iorelfe bes
VerfalerS i'm Snner1t entbalten.
Nae literaril9en &rdfte beS beutiGen Ste.
nlenteS in Nmerifa lino freunoliG our 8emsr.
buns ein9elaDeu, = 70 mie mir unIere Goae5en
UNI Sefaqi9en abbrud oeS Obisen bitten.
STR Die Seraus9eber pes In5eisers
san be8 lSelteuS
Setnrt9 8Srnfein.
ct. NoutS, ~. Npril 1853.
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NpuNreB.

Waihtnotcn, A.. Wtat. = g II a t.
Der Yrdlioent iiberlaupte cine Wlittbeiluns bes
Staatsl etretdr8 neblt Der Corresponding, bic
fir5lid betreffS Der @rmprruns beS amerifanis
iGen Milliondrs unb ieiner 6anilie in Saffa
.9efibrt wuroe. Gum Drufe beproert.
: SIS wuroe beidIcien, Die SiBun9 bon NOD.
fen Montas all UNI II llbr gu beginner.
sNau8 Blair berthtete lber Bripats
2anpclaims. @reenmDoo bon Der Gous
mittee fir bic Snbianer. An9elesenbeiten beri9z
tete cine 8iQ, norna9 Der Yerfauf Der BON ben
drtltliden Snoianern in SanlaS tewcbnten See
lerpatirn ~beitdtist uno ibuen cine bletbenoe Seis
math an9emlelen ptro.
Maf9in atom, 4. Wfai. Oas Staatss
oepartement 1T I'M Selibe aller umltGnbe bes
auf bic 6amilie beS amerifanil6en NfillicnGrs
uuternonlmenen InsriffeS. Dem 9. 81. @ens
full in Seruialem selans es, Die 5 SerbreGer
oerbaften s5u l%aien, pcn penen 4 i'm 0erbGre
ibre SdulD ein9etanoen
Der GOnlul betam ron @albinetOn Elm 8e.
lcbunsSiGreiben. CSC feblt nur mod Der 8e.
febl pes @ultanS our Siuridtuns Der S9urfeu-
Pbilaoelpbta, a. Wlat. Staot.
Die 8abE sins pbne St0rnnS Dor
iid. Die 6ra8e, oh Der . emOtrat NauT
Dper Der Nnttlecpm t o &%anptoot
Senrb gum MapOr Sepdblt 1T, l1eB ltd beim
Nbaana Der DepefGe nod nt1t entltetoen.
ct. Qouis, A. Otai. Nad benz Qeauens
portb Qeoser 1T paielbltHam Wfcntas cine De-
peIGe aus l1tab an9efcmmeil, tpelde 8erlllrs
flung uerlanst, ba 5wilden einer@ ueriaa= S&aar
pom Wicrmcnen unb einem Gruppentbeil unter
Capt. Gnpericn elm @efedt itatt9efunoen, in
pem auf beiDen Seiten erei 8iertcl (??) eetSotet
puroen.
Drei @umpasnien muroen icslei@ our Ger'
~ltdrtuns Des Capt. NnOerlcn abselGift.
3weite Depei9 e an ntab. ct
4 Mtai. Der 2~eapenmOrtp 9erate
melbet, eS lei in Sort ~2eapenwcrth bic JtaGrlDl
an8efcmnlen, boB 5wiiden einern fleInen OetaS
6enaent 9. CT. Truppen inter Capt. Inper'nn
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Is , a."
mohe- WpnerpS o,,a Guyono

1 Wede NeuereS aug europa
Saltfar, IA. Ofai. Der Ddmpfer gu.
rcpa" fam bier bieien Waorsen bon liverpool
an nit gtadridten BIG gum "a. Ipril.
Ser Ddmpfer nGitp Of Baltimore" fam brau>
zen am 70. sprll, Die uYerlia" am "a Sprtl
an. - 4ares
Die Gesieruns Bat e8 abselebnt, ,peitere
Sdritte oe9en Bernard gu tbun.
Da8 amerifanil4e Clipper 9iff vSames
8aine8" perbrannte in leinem bod au 2ipers
pool. Sc mar nit Der Qapuns 10000 Yfp.
Sterl. mertb.
IuS Calcutta ltno 0todridten Bic gum %.
Wtdr5 i'll England an9efrmmen.
Die brittilden Gruppen fubren fort, Grfolse
uber Die Ifebelen gu e~rrinSen.
Der General ouperneur Bate cine Yrcfla>
nation %erlalIeu, mprtn er bic 8emcbner Snpiens
our INTERVIEWING auffcroert.
Mdrfte:
Q%tDerpDol, "a. Npril. 8aumpole !: se>
rin9ere Quantitdte1 INN s 9~eltiesen, before uul
81 Der Wfarft mar fer.
8rOOltcffe rubi8. SCrn lte9. Prcp iionen
flau.
GonioGs 964-965. Der @elOmarft i'm aas
9emetnen unperdnbert.
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Wai5,fp
@abl-N0chrichf

1!aIt e1nes Ut es Der General NFemblS bes gtootes Medrs,
q SSul'Ft IN er Snnuar. Stbuns 1858 Gap. 253 benannf.
3 s.a ~ IHr Sfnittafelung Der Mieinure bes Bellies nbsr be
2msanaeis1s pr Ssratane elmer CONVENTION UNI cine nere
@srIsa, uno sur Weranfaltuns Der 98abl pOn Drieoafsn far
5 St IN an SSa Pc non" 20 q riot girb Bier m It eess.
etasn aeat os Der Stabt Baltimore, bag cine Sab abasba1tsn
st.rt ~ 0s 80 GtriSlsssnss Sttimmpldssn Der gDarOs an . m
an penn 20. be aetsn Weonats IT. tn 8etreF Der Iroo. Fir
sms SeaosaitOn. a1 etne nsae Contribution uno Rsr1S Der @e.
Snt4Hs ~ sa1@etisa. ano tOa babel tn Sanbf5rtft USsr er-
sSorts esnitrtt feia "a Convention" obsr' ''asainaa a dOn.
esa110n. pc stirhmtdfen fSasn wSbreab oS r6eTaenann.
fnttfass, pts pOrselGriebsa pom 8sfes.
an, ;. a 6 reamer
~tIIos%o Stertf Der Stabt Baltimore.
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Gnfu tt beS OdmpferS
WripIH

0ew.OOrt, 4. WRat Der >Dampfey
Iriel" bon S~OutbamptOn nit NaGri9ten bic
gum Fl. glpril (pie pur4 Gle NuGri9ten Der
europa" iberbplt ltaD) 1T onsefommeu.
Der 0epiatban wtrO erlt im 9erbite fertis u.
piro bann na9 Anerifa fomulen. Som 6rlbs
iabr an mirO er ben SaaOel 5Wilden China unb
Nultralien beIcrsen.
Setreid c%Onceutrirt Eruppen an Der larbini.
iden @ren5e. RIaceutia 1T IN 8elaserungs3us
ltano ertldrt.
Die Diffcren5en 3pilden 6ranfrei& II. 8rrs
tu9al tpe9en Der SeiGla9nabme eines FRANC.
@mi9rauteni9iffes lino bei9ele9t.
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Mmerifani (cbe Nac6ricbten

@eitereS lber bic @pngre6.
SiBun9 pom 3. Wai. - SIM g E,
nate wurbe nod Die SnDianersN pprcpria.
tlOnsbia ansenommen unb 3tpar nit 26 gesen 9
Sttmuen. Sic bemiqiSt $1,20O,O0O.
ytadoem i'm $ a u E bic ipelentlid oerGeins
lfattebtu 9leidenpe 8tu BEG waderen Republis
Toners 0row BON Yennlrlpanien porerlt BON
Der &a9escronun3 perDrdnet wcroen mar, siue
man in COMMITTEE DeS @an3en lber ben Gtan6
Der Union unD eS purbe pie Bin a%ufseuommen,
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mcipbdre gu erreiden. I6er feline Sabrt Uar
cine fut3e unc 0eidbrlide. gead fur5em Steis
gen ifieB CT an Elm @ebduoe, idlnunfte sesen ei-
men Sdcrnfteir, Der 8a0on 3erriB babel uno
flapfte in 6clse beien culanlmen. Der 2uft-
l4ifier bebielt 8einnnnS 9enu8, UNI fir feline
0fettunS lid umSuieben, ipran8 aus .iainem
SCRIBE unD ~Selanste slldliG uuf bic @aIerie eli
mes 9auleS. Der Dalton ma3te feline nad I'M,
ten aerthtete 41elle Qllein in aQer 9fGhe.
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IS eitere g aGri9ten Der @uropo

8 ettere Nadridteu b er Gurcpa,
2oro Derbp ertldrte i'm Sauie Der 2orDs, ba6
tetner Gorpa9nie binliGtlld ceS atlantilGen
GeleSraphen ausidlieBlide Yripile9ien ertbeilt
tperOen. DoS Nufwinoen oe8 Selesrapben.
Orabtes 9ebt auf's bette BON ~ltatten.
Sir Colin Campbell mar mad 9ufnow aus
riif9efebrt. Nena Sabib's SGlupfwintel mar
%erltirut Ucrben, er ieocd enttanl.
Iu8 6 bina bic Nadrtdt, paB Der Safer
elm Ibieeuu98Defret 9e9en Deb e~rlalIen unb
Demlelbeu einen OsadfOl9er ernannt bat, Der oer
Streit nit cen nSarbaren" idltbten iOn.
Sn Trantrei4 CAB ii4 8rnuparte ale
OfaIe, feline 8lamase i'm BERNARD. Yrc3elie gu
pertuldeu.
Der MOniteur leu9net, baB 6rantreid
feline 6lctte perldrft. 0E
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Neue Yreis> Mn8i6reibuug.

Wir i&reiben eine neue 8rei8s8 werbuua
aus unb 5mar
3~tpeibunbert DpllarS tn OOlo
aMa unD l@t 1885
3neibunbert Breis@remplare
fir ben belten beutidsamerifaniiden biltcriiden
0fcmau
Wir idluSen bie5u 8wei Stoffe Dor, u, 5par,
entpeDer
General Baron be &alb,
bieie ron1antii6e unb mplteriSie Selbenfisur aus
benz Sefretunsstriese, nit ieinen @offenaefdbr.
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@. st. @cbmt0t.

9p. % &c, OQ4NF. KS.
IGbst CUR SubfrrtpttUh t~Ulsenber .SDarnale u. 8etf6rtften etn
50 RnmmerM $500
fenitaft unb Runf. @ttt Staflft8prdmte. S6br-
FI 10 6efte. $500
anm's tI1ufrtrte W0natsbefte fir
has sefdmmte aetRise 2eben Der Gesenwart. Sdbr-
SIissen6c SI&tttr. GRt vttIet 9sIsfGmttten.. Sc.
Der B0ab 26 9iuntnern 200
&etpttser SIInfttrte 8ettums. SdbrIt@ 50
Rummern 800
-@erItuer Iatterabdtf6 4amGrthtf6 .fattrt.
f&es WU&snblatt; Sd6rlt& 60 @ummern 2,75
Der Datar. TsGnf@c @fuher3ettuns fIr Srauen.
Spurndl fir Mufer unb Wfob.n. Sd ri. AZ Numnt. $50
&IIeemetne Mufer3ettung. Album fir wetb.
R6e arttten Wnb Mpben. S6brltG 26 Nnmmern
NIT pr6mte $40
@~erfDn'S WObettttwns. 8ettfGrtft fur MOhe,
Snbufrte, Runf unb Qtteratur. SGbrl. 81 Immm. 400
SpurnaI fir mpberne Sttderet. Mpbe unb
~etblt&e 6anbarbetten.. S6brItG u 5ffie 500
TRrtfer DGmentIetber 90 aeastn. S6srIt&
10 Nummern 1925
. Ct @IesGnte. @tn MOnattlntt fir 6erxn, EIet-
herma1er unb Wt0be reunbe. SdbrIt@ 800
~ Dur& reeeImaetge JnpCri alton per hamburger Steo-
mer III % MIR mEeli&, bic 8ettf&rtften i6nel un6 ttnts gu
tefern, Mp28sS
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Qumbcr, Qunbcr, Qumbcr.

@ue Sprten ppa Saubpl, ais @reter, 8alfen, Dtelen.
s6inseln, 9atten nS 9usbSOeM tDielen) GbirrGbmen
Nennerrobmen, 6enfer, Tburen Q6ben unb Sefmfe CN3Cuf.
btnal fcltb e~tarbeitet mad B II sef&nadpOn fen WuRern aus
benz btfeu Solss su ~tt0tssrn Yreiie. @eEmsbrstter tSbelptna)
Yartittpns un6 a sSltse Bretter fur Htfen fss ~psrratbte ub
bnt6 Maf6tnen befpret bet
A. Gate,
Np2S,Smt On Baub Mpenue unS gnwnarost.
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QlHrDIDdieA

6bIDe RI { 1T mad Ietnem alien Ylase, So. 131 s arDIte
atsf r eds sOn 8saifr; sHsiidsslsert; gr TT stn idsFrs
Seratbs Nnaeleeen6eiten. @r Tam ale Dtnee SDraus foeen.
&ates D1er 8Bfss, fur sUl$s. S Ss tn Seal Sstaar TaS gssr n l
Nnoobe ron tbren Observation-Disclosures ta9rauS, tabretn ju
Rabsn waniasn. SSl4s sa o,s tSr qS Utter ssaS asi a%nsassssa
Rnren SSn oaen m~pFeriSien 8rantbetten an Menlden unt
@ieb MAIDEN. NGe Disitntsen,. pelbe iet LANCER Belt tran6
fnb unO MID. seiunS psresa tSansn. Sneetanatsr nriaSsnt
Ser Austunft eeben unb fe tetIen. ~
ORntb rtrb fur Mrme rber 8fente gratis ertpetlt.
R,btnaunaen fir Damen Is GtS., fir 6erren so Cts.
Office StHnben BON s ubr 0Orutttaes bts 10 ngr NbenbS.
0e1 Shame N am Eenffer. N6r 2y4Wt
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Gin Nreis &e9el Spiel

bat am MUntne Mben6 nuf elmer StGB- RseeI.Babn In 2ertng
ton Dale, Nu. 1S1 QerinetUnfrnBe, be8pnnen uub ntrD teben
Abenb f~Srteetsbt bts sos @9ertb Itdet ~pertnuft fnb.
Btaarbfpteltr DEFENDERS fOateu ntAt ~SerfebIsn su erfGetnen,
N6r318-S GbaS. &atfer.
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y &Mrjtpddren fir Gdttlei
S uI3
-& RufSc6en@ MufpuB

in SEQ. 80 YrattltraBe, Baltimore.
Der uutsrseid uete bat In RU. 50, Yrattfr, eth @atttcr.
Rurswadrenssf66f bsepnnsn une TT i'm Stants, istne aeaas
Na6rtfGnten Ipwie benz Sewerbe TN &lsemetnen ab3u.
laF n. Da er fstuen gOrrate BON ben 6ab1tfsn fur taat
ron BEN 8abriien TIM ltertraeeu mGrcen III, 70 Fam er ben
GOnfumentsn unS benz Gswetbe TN Aaeemetren ale tn iein
@eI6dft etnf&lGsenben Mrtttel fe9r btlIts tGr baar
0eIb dnbteten.
Ser untersst&nett ma&t ~befpnbers aufmsrtinut auf etneu
Gesenw6rtte n Ocrrdth ppr4
GprMnaFebern, Mren,
@pLsn, RdneYas,
6petHen NG6eln,
go Eeleen, DetDfeln,
@mbuaaren, e~mdi4trtes Hkb Q1tent.&e6er,a
B6nher, BAD tuh3
Ddmaf, 0rrten,
fOrte ale artite, wel8e eepGbnH6 tu Sattter- Rmr3paaren>
60n6Iuneeu 5u baben fnb. Npberta &. Q1tn,
NRaN 3mt NO. 80, Nrottnr.
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uno elmer 8ance @eiesloier elm 5uiammenfcB
am Stttle Saise itattSefunOen, nobel Elm SOla
Dat nultarl uno Capt. NnDerlOn am 8eine rers
ipanoet pu:se Dabrideinli4 lit Die NaGridt
aus oeln S%eapenipcrt ieeoaer babin Az rebuairea.
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scr. @diff 6erO BON NOttcr0dnt.
G&pn wtebtr etme partbie pDn 1870 Tab beatiAer gutter
8~ttf6een srbalten, ebeniO u-r
friIher beutl6er Qimbureer uno S6net5erfdie,
aRpbnfoomen, Gerae &c. &C., weI&e MIR tn GrOBem gu Dem Bill.
Iioesm S;orftrrefs edo6en. NDrbItnBer 6rp.
stsEriz'G 102 Qpmbarbfr.
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Mfe 4anifae BGferei.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-03

uGREEN OLD AaE."-We had often heard
about this article but never knew exactly
what it was until yesterday. A mischevious
or felonious boy attempted to abstract a
handkerchief which protruded. from the pock-
ct Of q very hale old gentleman, who was
p~erambulating down on Charters street. But
the old gentleman was sensitive, and detect
ing the youth in the act, turned about,
caught him by the arm, and began with an
angry elevation of cane and voice-"You lit
tie rascaP-when the culprit interrupted
him with-Hoh no, you was losing your hand
kerchief, Mister, and l was jest a putting it
back"
aWas that 80, boy" said the old gentle
man, ~relentiDg.
"Sutnly 1t was, Mister" said the 'Elittle
Pickle" confidently and semi-confdentially
-"It was a. stickin' way out, and would a
falr'd in a mint"
"Then you wasn't trying to steal my
handkerchief, my boy3" and the cane was
lowered.
"Me steal your handkerchief! What, me
steal any feller's handkerchief! If the old
oman was to hear anybody 'cuse her son o
stealing a handkercher-boo-oh! p and the
outraged innocence Of the young scamp, and
the thought of what the cold o'man's"
(whom we suppose was his mother) feelings
would be, caused him to make a good imita'
ton of blubbering most piteously.
"There, there, don't cry, boy didn't
mean anything" said the old gentleman,
much effected-"Here's = dime. Go buy
some candy"
AS the old gentleman turned away, that
boy cooked his eye at the back of that ven
cradle donator in the most wicked manner
conceivable. Cur feelings overcame US at
this crisis in the exhibition of juvenile tur'
pitude to which we had been a witness, and
we left that vicinity without stopping to kick
the naughty boy. As we travelled, we reflect
ed that we had seen a specimen Of very
stqrssn old age."-M 0. Delta.
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From the Patent Office Reports.
THE PROPER TIME FOR REAPIN,

THE PROPER TIME FOR REAPING.
From a very careful series of experiments
made in England, in 1S40-'41, by Mr.. Jno.
Hannah, of Yorkshire, with the view of de-
termiping the proper period Of reaping wheat,
it was decided that the besttime for perform.
ing the operation is when it is in a "raw"
state, or when the straw, as seen from a dis
lance, appears green, but, closely examined,
is found to be approximatiug to yellow, and
the grain itself, being separated from the
chat, is pulpy and soft, but not in the milky
stage: This gentleman has shown that, at
least Sc per acre are lost by allowing the
wheat to become ripe before it is cut, and
that, at the same time, its quality is not SO
good. The chief advantages derived from
this method are stated to be a greater weight
of grain to a given space of ground, which
produces more -four, of a superior quality;
the straw contains more nutritive matter,
and is better relished by animals; and there
is a better opportunity of securing the crop,
and a saving in so doing, as there is less
waste in moving or reaping the wheat by the
dropping out of the seed.
Like all other operations in the vegetable
economy, the ripening of the seed consists
entirely of various chemical processes, the
nature of which need not be explained here,
but the results should be carefully consider.
ed, in order to arrive at the conclusion as to
the modifying influences of different modes
of culture. When an ear of wheat first fills,
it appears almost entirely composed of a sub.
stance resembling milk in about a week or
ten days after this, if We examine the crop,
we shall find the seed much more solid, the
milky juice having hardened and consolida-
ted, and the straw having begun to wither,
which it always does from the ground to the
ear. At this period, the straw will be yell
low for about a foot above the ground; in
another week or ten days, the crop will be
perfectly ripe; that is to say, the straw will
be uniformly yellow up to the ear, and the
chaf will be sufficiently loose to admit of the
grain being rubbed out by the hands. On
examining the ear, the most perceptible diff
ference which has taken place since the last
period will be that the skin will have be-
come much thicker and harder, while -four
will be diminished in quantity. Now, this
is the important point, namely, that the last
change increases materially, according to
the length Of time which'elapses between
the ripening and the harvesting of the crop.
From the above, it would appear, then, thatit
is the farmers interest to cut his wheat be.
fore it becomes thoroughly ripe.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

a RsDspohnt Institution established by special En-
document for The Rslisfofth h Sick and Dis
:, Stressed, afflicted ,oh WraltHt
and Epidemic Diseases.
TSHE HOWARD Association, inview ofthe
awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual disease, and the receptions p~ractioed upon
the unfortunate victims Of such diseases-by Quacks,
several wears ago directed their Consulting Sur.
econ, as q CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
name, to open q Dispensary for the treatment Of
this class Of disease, in all their forms, and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply
by letter, with o description Of their condition,
fsee, occupation, habits Of life, &C. and In cases
Of extreme poverty, to- FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE oFoHaRGE! 1T is needless 70 add that
The Associations commands the highest. Medical
skill Of the age, and win furnish the most.moderp
treatment. -
The Directors OF the Association, IN their Annu.
al Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases,
for the year ending January 1st, 1853, express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the labors Of the Consulting Surgeon in
the cure of Spermatorrbea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrba, elect, Syphilis, the .viceof
OnanisrnI or Self ahuye, &c., and order 9 continu-
ance OF the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on q review Of the past, feel ss.
surred that their labors in this sphere Of benevo-
lent effort have been of great benefit to the afaict-
ed, especially to the young, and they have resolv-
ed to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to,
this very important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanismy Mustur-
baton, or Self. ADJUST, and other diseases Of the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail lin q sealed enyelopel FREE OF
CABRGE, on receipt of VI sTAMPS for post
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment Of sexual diseases, diet, &c., are
constantly being published for gratuitous distribu-
ton, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some Of
the new remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE
R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
ISOLATION, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
June 20 20 1y aa