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exssmsx yt1d benz Weffen u1b Snben. szeeuAn
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- NtSenbdEn. &ZeFE@s
Nn unb nod benz %. gfpp. 1853 seben BITE 3iee ste fpIat:
Bun @dmbtrs Stdttrn Baltimore: Oer9Dof3ua, SOnntda&
auSseuCrrnen, nm S ubr so gRtnuen gprmittcgs unS Der
Grpreesne Inn ) utr 5 Mltnuien Ra6mittdas. Beibe 3Iae
seb,n mad allen Gtetlen bee QDefeHs unb Nprb- gDefens in
birefter 2tnie.
SIT W egeBaffa9 iere.
Sa@ dGen @nntten S%ptfdsn 8alttmpre unb Ytetmpnt nebr.s
man zen s II. 80 81. Sarnt.- BUG. gta& olen Sunftsn 3ptf6en
I9teDtaCnt rnb Wkeeltn9 nno sW;iGen Grafton unb garIers.
burg ben5 Ubr 3 Wttnuten-3 Bug ron Baltimore.
Der Trebertd= SIC Recommendations qua
Iterldet Baltimore fir 8rebertd Rnb Bite basptfden ifeasnteu
lDI6se tde!;G I'm A utr ~ 81. 8aGmy mtt @uSnahms teS
IGrnntaas, ut errttGt 8rebertf unt 7.30 bes Mben5s rerlGet
bet Der Srdehr 6reeertG ut 9 tGr gDrmttta9S u. faE1t In
baltimore nm IL tbr SIS gttn. Mtttass an.
Der @ntcDtt'8 g. WitIs@ Recommendations 2u1
.sett tdeItG, nit &usnatme Ssantaes, nte frlat:
SerIebt GGntbenfattSa tint go Nl9r9. u. $50 Yddm.
BVn GateStt's NftlS un $50 Mpre. II. $40 &b.
SddB Wd{bttgtpn unb hsm Sloen.
aehen BE SIGe UNI 4 ubr 80 81. H.. IL. so ~ 8rrmtuaas
iDytf nm gu. 90 Wt. rab 5tbr 80 W. g1a@m.
I'm S%pnntaesn uni AZ ubr IiOresn4.
Son Wafhln9tpn
nm $50 unb 7.45 l1br @Urm. uub $40, unb 4,35 9ia&m,
Din S%pantaeen muir GtdGm. I'm 3 Il. 40 Nltn.
Der spette unb Sterte Dug BON Baltimore U. gEafttaatpu
%Serbtnetn itb NIT bsn 3usep Der Aunappftss
~ 96eetn GiGsts, Austunft, Babrt u. {. n. rente man
ITO On = 4. &nGiant, IGent an br GfGet Sffce, Gam
oensStaurn. q NJ. QreScptt Smttb,
ErGrspprtdtipnSmetfe baltimore.
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u OSFNDUI IFssNSEUNEtWENY
|8a8, ba8 billi9 lte al1er &t6ter
|aber nur fir Disient8en, weIae fR bic @asrfGrsn unS n6tt'
Isen &Orrt@tun8Sn ron Gbatleg SRug9u9n, @de S0A
Baltimore unb %GrpatRra6e Grfbafen.
Dtstnen Srsunfen une Vetdnnten, ippte bsm @ublitur
I~atereaupt, eriaube i'd mir bic 8emsrfun0 ,a ma@sr, bas Del
mir aur ecn Der raelaea 9ebteuWn8 bic Reee fetn tann neti
.aue Mrbetten bur9 netre eteenen 6Grbe gebcn.
N- Ttparatnren, fcDte lpnfi0e NstGu-arbetten perbs ID
10 fbDei aIs mbeltb eeiprefn.
Destii 4s.SunstH
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NSieDtie fitr Ntnap0nberer
Rsue arrangements fHr Ginpauberer, Die ND

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-22
ngrossTIa 9ensGtabfifeme
Nrs. 169 q III, Central Nbenue,
Baittmpre, Mt

UnIItmprt, Wb-,
bait fDrtr6brtrb O~crrdtDis 9MRr, Gle unit Gtber, ttenlp
I&ensen : l8rrrn .StSut, he bskn SDrtsn, garanttrt ais tn
BON fb6bItGcn SubfanSen. 8erner; Mireralpefer Son.
tdnen, Gentratprs-J ldf Aen- Wlaf9tnen nit ben neueFen Ser
bsfsraasen: &n,erifantfqe &rsnsH-StOrt uno stttp Vile tn
Mltc unb neue SlafGtn weteen 9sfnuft unb per.
tauft. &Geintser Msenttn Baltimore fur Smiths YbiIabsl-
pbtG ale. Nltc ntGt northumberland 9eeenf1nes htrben
uritdGenpnmen Nnb has @eIb pteber fraattet. @DnbttDreu
6nnen ALE Arten SDn5brDptn tire 8pntdren sefdGt ertdlts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-22
SObnifens znfpronce Mnr,,a.

NOD"tIcns 5nfDrance NpDtnSs
Nc. 70 SecOubfrase.
Veuers Wfarttes linb Reconsideration
rlln9s=G DlnpGoniem.
St6erfe unb feNeSe GpmSoonip.
Verli9erun98,@ cmp. Der Uaueh BON Wiroiuipn.
nit 100000 Capital
2pndbur9s8 erltderuns8 Comp ron g}iroinieu.
nit 5000 900 Capital
Glbemarle 8erItderun9S, Comp. rrn 0iroinien,
nit 100000 Capital
Charter Safs0erItder <@on1p. rcn 6artfcro,
nit $3.50, Capital
Security Verliderun9S Gpmp. BON NepsOort,
nit $270, Capital
pbeulrzVe 8sGomp. ron Newsgorf,
nit $500, 600 Capital
MISUNDERSTANDING Comp. pcn Nem.O ort,
nit S270,O00 Capital
Wfcntant SsrliAerun98 Comp. BON 0eelD, Dcrf,
nit 100000 Capital
Jtefp QGcrlo Verli1er. Comp. zen 9}ep. Ocrf.
NIT $500 0 Capital
Wercantile Watual Marine.
nit 81, 1000, 900 Gaptta[
0ere!nt9tc Staaten Qe6en8s0 erliAerunA &C..
NIT $1,25O,972 Capital
Jfortbern Niiurance Comp. Of 2cnbcu
nit $2,194,1II Capital.
Se ppen pemtrttsn GDnpagaegn fnb son bar QsaIslotuy
res Stddtfs Wdrstanc dutbprlit unb Hienfrf.
Die Son hem ltnter,eiGnsisn repraft ifirtsn q ounoor,ssr
pdDeH Ntftn@ 5ertu 8t1reS &apital iWu Y9len o. zen am
6egebensn Setta9, perdntrDrtlib fir bic Adblnrd Il g,srinHp
@erltDfrun9spTltcf Terbsn enSgsseben unb WtrIuifs
F""''''@ 'tfFs'' &pPS. y. SpbnfPr.
8reb. " IN M SarSe9pr. sani7H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-22
Jas. r. tIemmlng's
@tpteIale uno Retatl
g . 3 Z + g I

Wo. 12l Nprb>5iebdr. uabe @aair. Baltimore.
Der unterset6nstt tmFfttlt beF &ufmsrttanfttttt Ter Sdnisr
Elm Eager ppn
-,Ho. - fir BE Bette 0ualitGt aGrauttrt, Iberssust. ba6 feline
MrsiSs osria Nue t~efttettgen. mel6e tim ttre Sunhthdtt Sn'
y ssuT 0wpasu. Or f6mst9elt I'D, ens ttr ietne l%ansta9rtss
g gsa.k~,r1Sn i'm reherael6dft uub fsine etnfteen @tnri6tun~
Su Fr re & dkrttGtt0 n bDn Stttfei. unb Seubleber tn
SSfsn etanb iss,, 1 aae IN is aa. $40 ,as !, lG ia ianS,s aFefs' !" 'sp'F
3 meis> so teberlu9e.
Due RssHsmlidfett unIerer 6unbsn in Der SCls triRt babe
aoosin 8wsias @elGdft in RO. $50 SrDabTas e%tatiirt, aump
tS isS,rssit Elm erEseS &FCrtinent aHer Sprtsn Sseer FUR
gSbT% nn6 Sberleber, frnnsDflGe unb arneyifant>
fHr 4albfeQe, Buff rper>t Suffer- @tnfaB>
fPirb;td) unb GafTan@ (MaruccC) Seize
boIts' unb &ass gu Iebr btatasm 9reiie unb annebmbaren Us'
'Sns[6G ssitsr up,rs In aGen @tD6eu unb Der befen Aualttdt
gnS sttS Al ben ttaisftn pgeiisn 81 Reben.
'N S m 81. s lie nj M n 6,
Np. 121 = pres9tetft. un5
eorAu @p. $50 Broadway, 8elsprtnt.
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NO. 2I5 n0d 21J BrCdbtnlb
erIeat Bat, uub tafelbf boS grEste Eager BON trnnpfpaa
rem, unteriofen unb l%nt.rhgfea stsener 5abtit p~CfrGtbts boit.
d fab aae SGrtfn bertfber uub tteieer 10 lie fetS 81
Gtgfen gtetisn Su Derfcufea.
Sd babe ni6ts NIT 8wifdenbdnblern au ttun, uub Osrs
Ioufe mshne Qpaaren TN Stpfen rte I'M aIetnPn III ben btat9s
fen @retien i'm 2abeE. Sun mt unn ~uber3eugt Guq bdppn.
GpUte 6RIber,
Mo.2AG e~irNakMan. WaItincEk.
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Wetueu 9teHrtsn 8rtun6en usb benz Sutlttunt rtaas I'd
tttrmtt Die @nsetge, haF i'd unter b~futteert Datum bGs fapn
felt Satren an eieTsrt phase statltrte G5ef@dft nterupnen1tr
babe unb ~bsfdntte eta retdbautees Eager ppn f6tuen, fDlti
eeartetteten 5errerflesbern, nsucffr Jatpn, 81 Sen tiutahsu
prstfen ~prredtbie b1lteu unb aua fpI6e auf 8effelnns nafer,
ttaen we:ee.-StDFs fur Q9inter-R6de pno 5Sfen &c. tn euen
5erten unS iu aGen 0rctfen.-Scrner sre MuswatI Rsgen.
tfGtrrte, St5dc ic., fUtp:s aGe tn biefss Sod f~dtd9enbs Mrtif6l.
1+ Mle gefc1unger nerben pr0npf. btats unb In tI,8efe,
JTia ser mir e~rBeferttGt nertea.
Ds313iI .. 6. Ratftr.
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Oifenbobmeft &c.

butH BITE
@dItintpres nnO ShtC:9tfetthdbn.
rad alien S1eileu beS @eiteI3
Iber
8ortersbure unb Warietta, ODER 8enwbpb,
Mbeeling uno Columbus.
Dte BdIt4r.pre mnb Sbtp~Etfenbnbm btstet ben. retfenben
IpubltGant bic er5s.en 0Ortbetle In 8esua auf 9tltefstt, 8e.
Iauenlt6tttt, Gt6erbett, @Inftlihfett unb S6Snbett beT Gces
Inerten, f. pds fe BON tstner dnpern Satn In bssient Qdnbe Iber~
ItrUFen trtrb. Dtefe Babn, rsn atlanttf6en Dtser ~ouS8ereno,
.R bic dltsRs au8sebstntefc etnie. elet6settta aber aud he tlr'
ben nod benz gBefen, bte nt&t 5srfetlen fcltsn, fe sn bsnuben.
WteilenaGntfernuns bon Baltimore na9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-22

VIM. KNABE & Co..
Guf BEN altsn pIass
Nps. 1, 8, 5 uub z, 9tDrb giltaip Strqfe
az atnaser BEN @utaS. Spufe, Baltimore, GRb., yteber erSkfn,,
Danfsne fir Ste au$aebreilstt @5nnerfGaft, ipel8e Der fri.
bteen Etrn,d n6trenb Der lesteu Is Sabre "a Ghefi nirrhs
ntaht Ser unterseiGnste benz 9uSlifun Die trse5enat mn.efee
Bag er felt benz Gpbe bes etntn Gteiibabers, SRI, 4senrgG}SbGs
Ibnra bsFea LDb bic 6 pnPagnts srtSf porben mar, Sen aanasr
ISebeutenben @rrratb Der NOD unepaenbetsn Ytanpis. 6eis mn
Ianberem prdpartrten @tatertal fduRta an f3 eebra6t BET. g;
ptrb besbalb es &ef6dft tn benz alien Stels ta Sem frabe
rem @ef&Gfteiptdl fprtbetretben unb ss TO sur QufonSe rc,
Den, eas pianR thinner nss5r In ietner 8pusnSuna IA ssrssf
fern.
auber fetnen 9Iten Ddartsbaafsrn unb Ser 5a5rtf tn "a.
I~tGnarcse, nebe Baltimore, h1' er etre reue arose 5yabrtf 81
5Ib-GutapRrase, NIT Der 8rpnte rad Weafrase errtGtet. il
Inel9er CT etne grpee MaSabI Ser behen Sr6et.er b~efbGffiots
Sn btefer Sdbrtf rerbet Ytdrgs nod elmer neuen 5cnla az,
Iferstet, fir wel@e er Sci Der MIsfeluna TN Morslanbs Sassi.
tut, no bic beHen SnfrunentenmG&er aus Bpfen, geS. gryl
unb Baltimore IA pianos ~au8BefeQt batten, st. S 4
IY T q NJ te frbtelt.
Der Nusfprud bes SnFtluts purbe Iurs na6ber bur6, b,
9nbufrte- Na8fe1uae Dpa Itbrt0ab, gd., 6efis!at. ms ibrr
beufaGs has Ct 4 G 3 + 4 III I u n ertGstlt rurSe
Dur6 btefe bsiSen Gt%Gbttfemtnts lift Ct In ZEN 5tanb oesrs,
aGe Iuftrdae, nit weI6ea CT 6eefrt ptrH, aufs Nrrntbfe8,
aussufuhren.
@ae tn Stefer Sabrtt setauten DtGnps pasen soue et,ern,
Nabmen unb tnb 10 eDnfruirt, tns tie BET ausersroentii6e'
Dauerbafttetett hte Reinbe 6es GCnes benabren unb fe
lpeut RIlnta ptberftebcn.
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gu9en SG0nirg'a
beribShtes
&~e2aweDifaees ggtfeera
aus NbtnQzRinDe.

b,tl. eebt ssf4Utrban, @etbfuat, DiSrspHs. Grpnti6e uni
asroSis S99d9e, TRaaga an gerbdauns, SlaRanssn, NRbms
mn ganesaletoen, neIG. son 2tber- sbtr Yfegcnfrdnfteittr
%Ssrratrsn, unb ate 8rant6etten, Etl6t bur& tiaea f6paGst
8rausa /. s. utItI&s sSna5s, 5dSsnSsi, 8IatanSrane
sac benz Sppdfts, g~Olbens 4bes, taiss .BIse, Samsrseu In ben
SHeeern, TN Jtaten unb IN Der Eruf
pas i6webtiGt 8ttters rrb ieSe gerlppfuns pes Waeeus
~6efett9er, tnbeni Is ~6enfelben HGrtt, i'm In GtGttefeit erb6li,
aae aat Saars aus eeliiel9sn %entttEnt. 20 fdrtt 6te 9tetssn
Sltsetr, has SP6brennen unS Bic @6msrlcn Scs S&nupfeus
b%efOresrt bic Ver6aauna, tt cut Sci Gsreernideu anb 8Iatrn8
gen, tDbtet oft 2Snrrgr, tetIt ale Wtnbs uu6 MaasnRtglt.
IN stntesn Ausssn1Idf n,a9t luaie, srIst&tert btegDaTerfi3'
tt9en, rftntgc G@tS ~eefbrbert bic Circulation befeiber
artrt unntertttd nn6 ne S6nieraen, peaa men bte 6Sppelt
Dus t&wsbif3s 8ittsrs ta Elm aus8rs,r&nttes @tttd eee.u
6tsber, 0ubt unb gDlsra. Oils fUlGes sat 60 Gb bepGbrf nnS
5tptsfsn BET ben tranBtfi9en nnO en- 8ltfdsa Iruppen In SET
Grtm neil bur@ ben @ebrauG ~behslben, Der auf BefebI b,r
5tabsdratt lit bstbsn 9ruppentbetIen e~tussfibrt purSe, Sen
5ttrbltden her Splbaten, bic btefen J~6sGrttsen R~ranibetttn
~ausseitst waren, il sOr g bts anfS 9rSient rebucirte.
mittel, bas nod Il Dor bas Yutlitunt fam, unb TRACE iS Sos
Stmuetfen tn MIR, bab elm Sober relGer metn nusSt,eibue.
ts Stttsrs stnnaal stbsanSt 1 pei. 10 t cine Pilot anb gerGpiD
NebenntenlAsn pelter su %empfe9ltn unb befannt III MAIDEN, In.
benz Is oae bic 5etllrdfte DeFst, bts tRt Oben sueeIGrisbta
tnb. 6terfur Tam tb 4unberte BON DeDet1en Itefern.
ua BetsuDsresu O6er Na&abntunasu SSrjuttnsen. babe is
in itbe 5Iaf9e msincn Namen f~tnblaftn lafen, unS root 70
oes 3Gptsr tn bds bte 8lafbe etn6trtdeIt tf, meme ethcnSdn.
5t8e 9tanensunterfGrtft Dbne relde bGs Dttttel ntGt adj IL.
Set teber SlafAe TT clue DDnfdEStse @ebrau0sanpetiur In
gen, BABE I'D gu bsniartcn, BAT Id aussr BEN pben befd,rieb, uer
%tsot,ta !. Sttters quo ns9 eta aaberrs aRtrr bsrt stsa en-
ytpINeh HtsettEg petGe4 II OpIelH WHD WfNQurQttDncu NerfhHs
len Utrb, nnr ausessetpnet es8en DsspepfG uhb 1aaenltifr III
II Ger prets per JIalGt 81 Gents 0egr 8 Blefder fir S2.5I
au Deriaufen Fst BAN aastutsen 8erfertteer
Gu9en s. Sd6n:n3.
Deutf&em Mpptbefer unb ~Gbemtfer.
In fetner Apptsste, 5< sSsf.gds Der Sterse uuh gDksr!sn
9bttabeIpbta.
5aupt>N gent
g1tlabeIpbid, @. 6. Snttb nnb g., Np. fss, 2
uns 294 unb 296. Nprb 2. Stra6e; Daaar
SO. 3 9Th 3. ct. unb Ode Der O., GoT0
Nsp-grrt Gilbert Dung, Npcttetsr
ndla.s1t.
saul, Mtnneiatat ttgN~
sT- Sn Bait
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mte auT
Wppre u. DteF
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BtQnp8 duf Beffeuuno

unt ten tt6er 5pls- unp SGGast pcrben AZ Iietert.
Die 8rPste SrrGfGlt trirb cut bis Mrbet. un5 aaf 6s Nua.
IDabl Der Wtatertalten 0etSenbet nn6 er fam Sater FIR fe63.
aus enem @tetItfsnent pcrpp-eeteabe 9nfiruutent lie o.
IeHtte lberueprten, bS Il. 1Ae Gtgenf9aften zines autsn gWa
nos beISs.
Nne Snfrunsnte aus nsHet Bo6rtf we*btu fur ) sfopr.
ION benz Sag peS 8erfaufss an anranttrt.
SeiDnbere Aufnerffamfett nirt aHf ee QusrabI bSa SIN.
frun,enten wclAe tn elmer sreeen @ntfernuug ~perIenbe: wsr.
ben, rerpembet aab stn @GTre5t be3 tratGuf&es .nnetbalb
vtCtaten pom @erfeufstage az, nira ee8Gttet. feuts stt ~.
frurnent ntbt ~spGfdneie b~cfrtebt9ea.
MA- 8rDBtGnbls. :oerneR ~h9bIttWn, Bat uaS p2rsy refbeu
Iete re I'D aapermGrts umiebsn.
3efGnaia t%Drrdthtg etue MWSroG1i con 30 eI1bsp
pm ben befen Snfrumentennadern ~ $45 5s 500.
H3- Dt1npS Derhsn II eetGu d I aps
mte1te u II ae6t ri III T..
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Stsue arrangements fir gtn.pauberer, Die u~1
benz Deften si reiien minIden.
BON teute. ben 8. RCsember AT, rerben Ste GtnUanherer
duT Der gSprttsrn Central q aIoertfreet 9epGt Gtlenbdtn milf
benz @rpresaue b~ef6rbert. Dte 8ata htstst babur& zen Sn1mi.
leranten etntr + BBere BprtbetI. ais tr8sab etne
dneere S6ta, aus III lie UNI 50 Gleien iiraeg aS Is6e eubsrs
yabn mad benanrten Sldbta, ais;
B~itt8burs, @lepelanb, Detroit, 6prt @apne
@hicaep, Wftlwaufee, Golena, Dubuque, ct
Yaul, 0fod 58lanp, Burlington, Soma City
mn erben testaIb Sic nit psr NortbGn gentral 3nbn &c.
lpene = perfUuen 10 StunbeH frutsr ais lie nit antern Bat.
men @etenben bort eiutrefen, aua psrben 4 Dial Denieer bic
Spasen baket 8sDt6fslt. Die Balm stebt burS ben 66nfeu
Ibtl pon Stir. STE game Gntfernan6 rRn bier BITS Chicago
1T 500 gRsilsn; pas @ePdt wirb Bier sessi6nst (marteS) ut
lseht L It en- 9afa8ttren an ben Sefinmunessrt
Na6 @reitline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
polls, Qpuispille uab ct. Qputs
wr en- tSenfnGs @an0eiere ~befbrbsrt unS fur itr 0tp6d
stn { ~rsitsre rlmlabunsefOfen bsrsAnst. Dtt 9afa8isrs
tSnnsn NIT 6er 3 1brs, pber 4beabs 10 utr>3ue Hc9 allen
IptfIt den gIdseu 6eben, DIna nutcrweee aufesbaItsn ~ Der-
Ben. - gtGfahrt-0taette perten pertauft In ter = FFts ees
I&s1nten. S0bn 6. aIfet,
HAS No. Is, GenS.Strsst, near mdters e0orf.
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{ e lies:
Der &ffenSahg NIB
"a

"a CUR beIpnberen Senntnibnahue.
Gtnwanberer urb Retfenbe feltsn febr pprf6tt8 fctn, sbs
life TIRE Utlette fnufer unb fpatsu bttielben nur Sn tsnb en-
|d~neefcnten 8eamten iaufen, pelAe ssh tbrert @etaIte Iebtn,
Int6t absr BON MGtIsrn Ubsr 8ptf6entrd8ern, bd Fs foaf btr
|9efatr a~useefebt fnt, befdptnbslt 3u Usrosu uHo TER @elo
I'M fpnff ~Gus6etet.
OurhFabrt8s8 tQette
mad nuen Tbeilen bes Wefens 1nb ;u baben bel
Gb. g. Stfbebrdrbt,
@erreaI>@mteronten.Wsent Der gdlttmrr unh
SbtD.@t itntabn.
SaHSo,1S SIR. 81, Tbamesfr., Baltimore.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
advertisements.
schools South Commencing OCtO-
her 3D. lSHO

lVNHE attention of parents and guardians is
| called to the CAMDEN FEMALE INSTl-
TUTE Madison county, Miss. This Institution
has not been quite two years in operation, yet,
has succeeded beyond all expectation; owing, no
doubt, to its being an individual enterprise,
thereby calling forth all the talent and energy OF
its owners--a fact well known where interest is
concerned, work is likely to be done.
Camden is noted for its healthy location being
within four miles of the Artesian Springs.
The cOnduetress of this establishment has de-
dermiued to set aside, us much as possible, the
folly Questionable blessing; calico and ginghams
being only allowed in rank to Church.
Visiting and receiving company strictly pro
hbited
Here pupils can receive an education both use
full and ornamental, including Music in all its
branches-Vocal and Instrumental; Painting ant
Embroidery. A great deal of attention given tC
Arithmetic, it being unfortunately, much neglect
ed in woman's education.
All this can be obtained for the low price o
$500 for Ten Months-one half payable ii
advance, the other at the end Of the session Nc
extra fees
Sept. II, 1859-3-2m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
H.O WARD ASSOCIATION
HlLADELPIITA,

I NAANAA'fA|AAA AilAAy
4 BeReOolent Institution established bv sDe
ciat Endowment, for the Retief of Mt
Sick and Distressed, afflicted wiM Viru.
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
| THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
| | awful destruction of human life caused h,
Sexual diseases, and the doceptions practiced up.
on the unfortunate victims Of such diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy o.
their name to open Dspensary for the treat
ment Of this class of diseases, in all their forms
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to al
who apply by letter. with description of theil
condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, sc.
and IN case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE Itis needles.
to add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the mos
approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association. in their An
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the lahors of theil
Surgeons in the cure Of Spermotorrhoea, elect
Syphilis the vice of 0nanism or Self.Abuse Dis
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder &c., and order
continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
/ AiAS OANSNviD VIZ IL ItflGW OI llb past, Ic6l as
sured that their abors in this sphere of beneyo-
lent effort haye been of great benefit to the afct
ed, especially to the yonng, and they have resolved
to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this
very important and much despisod cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna, OF
Seminal Weakness the vice of 0nanism, Mastur
baton, or Self-Abuse, and other diseases of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail lin sealed ervelope) FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for post
ages. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are
constantly being published for gratuitous dstribu-
tion, 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, DIR. J. Skill
LIN H0UGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard AS
socatlon, No 2 south Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. By order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
| GEO. FAIRCHILD Secretary.
February H.. 1859. (1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

FIVE HUNDRED EDITORS TO VISIT WASH
INGToN.-Among the many attractions, says
the Washington States, which the ensuing
session Of Congress will be more novel OF
interesting than proposed visit of five
hundred veteran editors to the metropolis
to witness Congress in session during the
winter. We understand that the suprin,
tendcnt Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road has made this proposition to them
has offered them free ride over the road
from Wheeling to Washington. The idea
is goood one; it will benefit the editors,
the road, the city, and the country, to say
nothing OF the original correspondence from
Washington which will follow.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

A GENERAL COMMUNICATION. G.. w.
Dixon, formerly Duke of Yuyatan, and now
Earl of Poydras Market, New Orleans, was
cowhlded in said market on Friday evening
by woman who insisted that he had twice
lnsulted her in the market aforesaid. The
woman went at him like tigrcss and
alter he had received few licks, he gal
iantly got out of the way, making neither
resistance nor subsequent complaint.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

A capital reply to the Douglas article in
liarper's Magazine. has appeared in the
Boston Post, which is attributed to Mr.
LovCjoy, brother of the notorious member
of Congress of the same name. The spicy
caustic and able letter which he addressed
not long since to his brother on the agitation
OF the slavery question, secured him many
admirers and was the more remarkable,
coming as it did, from the very hot bed Of
abolitionism.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

SPUNKEY.-A spunkey Minnesota editor
thus takes!.his. position on his. inalienable
rights.
ABRAHAM.-We have heard repeatedly,
within the last week or two, that this blath.
erskitc of fellow, whom the Republicans
have elected Representative from this dis
trlct, was going to give us Gaming. Office
hours from seven AN. to five PM. Come on
with your ducks, and bring dish to put your
Intervals in.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

LOOK OUT-A letter from gentleman
aear Br ndy Station, Culpepper county, Va,
says, the Petersburg, IAtelligencer states,
that con last Sunday night week. it was as,
certained that three white men, strangers,
armed, visited the negro cabins belonging
to citizen living in that ncighborhool, ) at
q late hour, asking questions of the negroes,
as to the names of the proprietors of adjacent
farms, whether they were at home, the mum
Der of negroes on each place, and finally, if
they did not wish to go off under their. es-
cort." The facts are stated in order to in-
duce proper inquiry and proper caution.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

A TURNIP THAT Is A TURNIr.-Mr. Dan
iel Adams, living near Decatur, Newton
County, has sent to our office a Turnip
gathered from his patch, which if it be a
fair sample of his crop, shows him to under.
stand we'll the art of raising this vegetable.
1t measures in circumference lS3 inches,
and weighs, with the top cut off, a fraction
less than four pounds. A bushel of such
sent to the State Fair at jackson, would
give a good impression of the capacity of
East Mississippi as a vegetable raising sec
ton.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
THE BURIAL CAsKET,
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CRANES PATENT.

| HE Undersigned have received large supply
l of all sizes and styles of these beautiful Met
allie Burial Cases
The Casket is the most chaste and elegant
receptacle for the dead that has ever been brought
before the public. They are finished in the finest
style. being beautifully lined with white satin,
and furnished with the finest French plate-gla
they give full and perfect view Of the quiet
sleeper within.
The Casket is perfectly air-tight, composed Of
metal, and will last for ages.
pfs@ We have now supply Of the Casket on
hand, and respectfully invite our friends to call
and examine them.
They have also the exclusive right to sell with
in the limits Of Yazoo County.
Fisk's Metallic BuriaI.CaSes.
COFFINS will be made for those who prefer
them. Orders attended to at all hours, whether
by day or night, or Sunday.
FITCHETT & FLEMNdING.
Yazoo City, August 10. '58. II
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

1t is said of Lady Franklin that she has
expended nearly every shilling she possess
ed, to the amount of 100000, in various
cndeavors to ascertain her husbands fate,
aud that unless something be done for her
she appears destined to pass her remaining
days in penury. If the British Government
will not avert that, it is suggested that the
women Of England and the United States
unite in subscription to raise fund for
her future support.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26

German was robbed in the town of
Franklin, Conn, by mere boy, whom he
took into his wagon for ride along the
road; the boy asked him to smell fine
perfume, from a botsle he smelIed, and
The next thing he knew he was sitting
alone in his wagon--the boy, watch, SIS
in money, and buffalo robe gone. The
little scamp had chloroform in the bottle.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

T'HE .co-partnership heretofore existing be-
| tween GEORGE W. GRUBBS and V. T.
under the firm, name and style Of
Grubbs & Meredith is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
The closing of the firm business will be attend
ed to by the late partners or either of them.
G. W. GRUBBS.
v. 7. MERIDETH.
Yazoo City, Miss, May 90 1859.