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4 sale OF Railroad nsads-Nsw Bsahs.
The Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Rail-
road Company few Gays since effected
sale OF 100000 Of their State aid bonds in
this city, at IS cents Pass, CuAtrASr 4
Go. were the purchaser the bonds 70 be
used by them as basis for banking. Forty
thousand dollars 81 the bonds were forth.
with deposited for thu, purpor with the
Auditor. Who consented to receive them at
the rate at which they were sold. % the st,i.
davi, Of j. W, NORM, Esq, that the sale
was bVna hds.
The Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Rail-
road have plscd their State aid bonds upon
thc footing of prior lien upon their roats,
which FAC, did not, probably, hinder their
negotiation. The banks to be established by
rx,ss, CuAlrA>r 4 Co, upon this basis
ar the Chsago County Rank, located al
raylor's Falls, aud the Mower County Bank
Austin. which they have bought out ior
the parpse.
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tional comfy than any other circumstance
which exists in the relations Of the two
countries On this continent. II the Amsri-
cans bad any views Of territorial sggran-
disement 10 that direction, they would be
much less likely 70 be restrained BY lev
servants Of the Hudsons Bay Company,
than By the presence Of large Independent
colouy--sll whose interests, like those Of
Canada, wosd be adverse to annexation.
What resistance the Company could oppose
to the protests Of conquest which are At
tributed 10 the Yankee" is not very
clearly defined. 1t 10 easy to see that il any
such IDEAS exist on this side the border, every
consideration Of public policy should induce
the British government TO hasten the colo
nization Of the region, with British subjects
II possible, but at any rate 10 build up Q
colony able to guard, and interested in
guarding its domain.
II ID needless to say that the apprehension
Of Aneican intrusion, In any political sense,
expressed by the Wing reviewer, 10 with
out any foundation in fact or probability |;
provided, always, the colonization project 10
carried out, and the North Western States
OF the Union are not defrauded OF oil the
geographical advantages Of their posi-.
ton by the aiggardly policy Of nation
81 eIclasiveness marked out BY the Edin-
burgh reviewer. But II. on the other hand,
the Hudsons Bay Company should be
maintained, as dog in tho nsDger." upon
our northwestern frontier, simply with .
Wow TO prevent MisncsotA from enjoying
the benefit Of colonial development in that
quarter, and to bark ~ away from the hay
they cannot cat thcmselves-we can
imagine no more powerful Indictment to the
deporable spirit Of territorial sggrsndize.
ment, which occasionally prompts the
American people 10 convert TO the ends Of
civilization and social growth, regions which
their siicte or despotic neighbors had con-
signed TO barrenness, anarchy and desolstion.
We will not undertake 10 guarantee, II the
British Government do not take some
steps to coIonire thess districts, that the
Northwestern American States will uot do
10 from the mere instinct Of selfpreerva.
ton. We do not wish TO intimate In this
the shadow Of menace, bat simply to
point out on which side the danger lies, if
any, from the prospect Of American intru-
sion. We are very sure that nowhere on
this side Of the border has the question Of
colonization in British America given rise
to any such suggestions in any American
breast, IA those the Rer,ep invests with 10
much political Importance. We desire
nothing so much as q complete union Of In
,erests and perfect international comfy with
our brethren on the other side Of the line
We rely on their energetic cooperation to
concadc upon the Pacific the grand scheme
of an International highway which in ten
years We shall have carried to their border.
And VIC are sure that, in their turn, they
will not refuse American assistance In the
great work Of colonization Of which that
highway in the q" .fpawni Courier"
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Ms. swlssHELN says Minnesota atmos-
phere is the very elixir Of life, and we
'hoG'in, wonder to see some en,erprising
4lack Doctor bottling up COR January air
ani sling Il al over ,hs re.t Of The Union
a. a cure 'cr everything in general and a
positive prsvtn,ioa Il the b.u,s
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There are nine joint stock banks 10 Lon
don with combined capital Of nearly four
millions sterling /; and current deposits near.
ly forty millions sterling and circulation
NONE. These nine banks are
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fact that thers have hem sddsd to the pop
ulstion Of the United States from foreign
sources, during those eftsen years, about
4.0Sl.s7o human beings, Whom 2,As2 $40
ere males.
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The French bulge, show. an incrase cf
- $40. 00Ot /. estimated increase Of rvepue
$4,000. oOct
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California, the District Of Columbia and the
Territories are, for obvious reasons, left out Of
this estimate.
The moral Of this showing 10 that the closely
settled States Of the Northsast yielded Q reve-
nue. Of S607, l9s. while the Western States we're
behindhand $1,000, 900, and the Southern, Or
SInvs States, 2,4l5, l6s.
But the same disproportion is still more dis.
tinctly displayed In the aecouats Of the five
years ending June 80, 1858. They speak as
follows:
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Banks.

Their payments in bank notes are made
in the notes Of the Bank Of England. The
immense increase in the banking business in
London alone Is shown BY the annexed ag-
gregates Of deposits in the five banks first
named above, between l84e and 1883:
Year is.s. ."............ f9,szs@o Or fts,lls0O
lsS ...............,.. O6lZUD l04 0D,0W
1854 D.6r,eD ig $4,000
The balances at the Clearing House are
paid by cheeks for the precise amount on
the Bank Of England. This obviates en-.
tirely the tedious and vexatious payments Of
coin as still pursued at the Clearing House
in Wall street.
The bank note circulation OF Great Brit.
ain is about thirty.eight millions sterling,
with G in gold, viz. {:
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This is less circui ation than existed in
1884, 1885, 1856, 1887, compared with
population and commerce, which may be
in part accounted for in the fact that no
new banks of issue have been created, and
many have wound up The circulation in
the years 1854, sc and 81, was IA follows:
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Et~berbelhwerosn, Oi5peplit unp 8elbiuAt, tbroni.
lhe ODER usroole Shpi6en, Observation-Disclosures
uHo due 1tantbsiten, peihe pen perpcrbenem Dr. q.
gen ODER Der 4eber entteben.
ool9s ais srfppfdn8. innert DE oemOrtbsu, anorana Ss
oluIeS EL@ bem ECpfe Sdurs TN Wdaeu, 6s,brenatn. 5ps.
breahea. IepsttttUFatstt. 5dpere I'm Maacu, s6e unO
SolsS ,sttaRl m Mlssn uD uutsrlsib 5aptrsr Ntbtm
5ie,er nnb 8cpfidmrssn, gsf6werotn betm atbmras gttb-
Stresa Der 9aat a9e ausen, setteafsbsn, eamrs,n I'm
@lf,. ano ben @ftsSsrn, 6iss TN 8Opf nao Bremen TIM
5tetld, 8aueiafeit unb Wiebtrsef6la leneut.
Ut @i3enthumer empfetIen otsfe W1ebtain Der anfmrrtfam.
5ef BEG uaittdms. ff lbsr3 ust pOn benz goerrb unb bsr
@H9e nsdsntett etrfeI en- fur aae 9etben. wofur tie ~sDrfebenb
%emefobl.n Utr6. Go tt btes tetn ueuss uub uueeprattes
vftff,i ioneesn stHes. bdS felt 10 Sabren bic prIfoRs Dor benz
amerttdnti6en Wotte besdnbeu bat unn btHsn Ruf anb Der.
tanf be test nod pom teiaem 9aseru errft&t wurte. Dt,
5ea9niHe. pfl@e bsFnbmte unD ausesietdnett &erjte unb prt.
oatpertonen aus al Il Goetltn Atefes QanpeS 3u @unfen aeben
sseeE tins lnsepeusrs unb ct eseRdus Durblef tns bes aGidbr.
t9 pn Gem $tssniblmsr publtsirten Nlmanuds, Wel&en bar.
tioe unenf9elolt9 EURO Bite asenten ~Dertbeilen tdBt. mug cRb
ben un8laabi8fen lberssuaen, bas btef 8 0ttters mtrliib bf
3srubntpstt Usrbieat, wsI&e "a trlauat Sat.
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OaneD'S
wi agical Pain Extractor.

Magical Pain Extractor.
Mtsnals TT stne @~utssdlns tu Der g1otertaI @leb5.in
fnd3t u1roea, rpoIr@ Der S@mer8 70 f& Ell seftlt 10 -
unO ND 3 qetle In barter &ntsdasuns 70 rah& in loren nGtlt
Ito n 3utanb 5uradsebradt D9er 28ungsn unb @ef&wlre
eCafpnmen eebett peroen uo bnbtt teae yturoen Ster fpn
itetn Shaoen 8urnG8elaHen, ais bur6 Daltp's magii@s
SGmerS- 9ertIeer.
Bet Sdnittrd, qDanoen, gerrenfuneen uns Bra ,lAen -
auen, oensn Ri1ber thinner untermDri IN ino - ut st. Wts-
t!un8 its n9ten Dauep'iG Den SGmero -Sertt GERS immer bGs
1elte! g8te pteI SGmerjsn INC Gettea tOanten Mot 00rG
tel g Nttttel rerbtnpest pRrben. Sa felbf tas QebC 81 bang
TtpaOPa ab, pb Der aGte Oaaep.@rtr. CT btt Der Sanp III.
NapereS petaben me ne 8.orudten D~dnptIete, aaf ole tb en-
gebent btnSuUetfea MIR erlGube un, fur beren x8abrp4 lit 10
mt3 perautwprtli1 balte.
&etn eal BET @erbrennun8 zen unb Werbrituneen mag er
nr@. ~ btointenp ietn, bat tentGlA ben olpirten en-, Inters
brndsnoen unp ntlenHsn @tsenf&aften BON D~l1pS S&mer
jenSs0ert Ieer nj erItanben.
Otrielbe TT nur a@t, penn Ste S9a6teI etn tn StGbI gtfp
fttts @tqustte nit Der S'enatur Dpn G.NB. G Eif eng
nno y ." Gt8entbIaer, unb p enr1 D.aIItp, Tabritan
bat.
Trets E5 Cts. fir bic Sd &teG.
W. Der atate pir0 Ssriauft BET g et3b S..3aue, q
1OS, Wef.Sasttmprtfr Oit4sS
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Ser pes mrrperiiAen Qn9riff8 auf feline 6az
mile iduloi9 teiunoene Qambredt erbielt 9 S.
3uAtbauS; Der lun9e Galdenpieb 9infelmann
5 Sabre.
Die BON Baltimore mad Der @o.s@purt per-
le9'en 2tquors 5 dlle fcmmen uddlten
Dteplta9 Dor.
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Court in GOw Ontomn, 10. Mdr3.
Der De8 Gi8arren Diebltabl0 uuSetllgte Sobn
GbOma8 wurpe frei5elpro6en.
Der Hidter Prtce mics n
4ntra8 auf einen r@rtt Of @r.
ur @prrte ab.
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DR.. Hufeland.
Valilmifher Gnrninf

lur d3neae petiun8 Don 5ufeu. @rfdItuna, SnFuen,en. 9r6u.
ne, Wanben pals unb P"ftr0prenent3anbane Nns,ebrumo un1
Denh nop mpgi'G, Gr-.Wterune fir N1s an 6iefer Rronfbeit
eeloenet, itltf In ben lesten 6fabisn.
Sisl, 0srnnmt' Drtparction III elst6 ben, gitt.ru ,uSerIdf.
rB. W IN lRr e,nt 8idHe pom Rrdnfbe ten bentmuat Sic
aussmstnsT nnb ssfabrli&sr ais aar mere b.nsu bic Sspsb.
q patss 9 e untsrDorfsn ituS = arunteetsn b, BON Il.
- Srn IN : u 1t'G.'ans otrrubrsn. DR.. Ben, ptefe erfe 6r,t.
sc anlpGettat iaati Jt wt1 nt&t t~ebauptsn, baE .Raft"
Iur uns TT. Das bic psf uns bas sebs Eiebsr fur Bic BswcS.
re- nc uassrsr opaen nm. aber tb tam bsatmmt Sera6srn, bes
S~terbsfdae s~nfabren. u"0 mt3e
vins msnere grob' Der sutfeslt&sn @efdbrIt6tsit Der Spr
s!nel ' mm Stlalfuu6 ea~tttbenben Rrouttetteu, ,etat db bI
eneH olu IeSr nag ttpeubs aus sen 9eritien bs Sbtlab.i.
pvla VeluaOpetedmtes entnUmmene Isabelle. TrSs6em phi.
iabeipbtd unertannt eine Der asfunb,Ren q tSbtr b.r lit "a
leigt bic Labeue; p"''H ~
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DIR. Eupont8 aclbene Bi(Ien

IMP etnes Der b ten nnD erfpIo tei4hsR ArsneimtttsI fir +, .ss
enttaMteetten. Gle tnb mad benz Nerspt elnes be. ubmt1h' In
~8eisiaten Arltes ~pTaparirt unb aonS barmlQ(er Naiar. ksMt.
retne Ser 9ntNt BON refpk tiblen YerlDnen bsfnDen an In nSn.
Ben Der @t9sntbnnier. < twtrpen burd te aan,t unisn rn
auen a@tbaren Mpsttettra rerta.ft unb nnb bier In BaItirnr
~ BADEN bet Sstb. 5ance, Np. 4U8 Bolttmsrear. unb GIN.
tier ub Co., &6e son @harIes. unb Vr1ttRr.
. Dteft Vtutn Ytrbsn eegeR Gtn! lnOung rn ST an .
MAeHtta, an-hte Bsatlsr wtt Der got petteuht.
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Eeioerr ais 0eis,ssitfeI.

Q0su.9. OItMan'S a&te Sennd. 8etgen tDanea ben
So ,fwep mp aae eneern, aus elmer ltnSrOnRaa 0c5 8gcoau
unSslp Rents entftanDenr9 Rrantbetten smpfObieu weroGg
Aust1lteBli& prdpGrtrt Don Ism. S. Gilman, 05enif
2Nafptngtrn uno su BADEN tn Baltimore fur 20 Ste. Er
CD a1tel bet
Stt4.s Sst4 9. 9ance, SO. 103 gnItiwsrttS
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8eS15,if
Xhce rItD &nffec.
per aud ID irflth Qut /

Det aud mtrfIt6 gut I.
2Bsnu itr f4ts3tsn 8afee unO GRee perOrnu9t, 10 III IS
cure etsent Sbu!o. Sr tonnt gang 10 tRgltG gnttS
NIB iii senG pet unO 8a1ss baben IN 6tm 9 to BEN
Gbtnefen, &de BON 8~alttm re- mno 8rtbertdfr.
unp Der @Gtnele Upn Atpntas Dlprsen biS Samftde gtd6t
aebt unp au9 e,nlabet Spn ieinem tiGistn uub bslttaten Ebce
Enp Gafee su.tdufen Wdi6Ii
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noblem GeuBern, in 48 Sau8 Der Wlr8. Scue8
IN @Olnmblaltr. nabc @mOrpltr. Da e. Nte1
mauo I'M 3lmmer 3laubte, ieste er li1 nieper,
500 leine alien Stleitl aus uno ltatt perlelben
Elm ipaar neue, oaielblt be1inpli0e an. Otan
beuIerfte es Iecoh unO madte ydru. Der Oieb
Dutoe bon Der Pcli3ei ein9efap9en unp b%efiaOet
lth leBt in rer Sail.
Oteb lta [. = Sor9elterH Nadmjtta5
fam EN- 5unSe, Der naG letner AnSabe Jfat~
tbem 6onep pelBt, III einen &lelperltore in par
riCult r. uuO bot 28 Gllen QeInnanO gum &lule
all. "a CT eIuen lebt nlepelen Rret6 %forOerte,
10 ld0pite man Gsrp1dt 9e3en lbu uno rleT Den
sergeant Davis, Der ben 5unSen feltrabul.
Oleler 9ab all, er babe pie 2einw1no ron eiaem
Oaultrec III SrleaneltraBe 8etauit uno II StS.
UNI bic @ue 9e9ebeu. Nuf benz usage naN
Oem Statlcnablul e erbot lip Der Sun3e, Dem
Ser9e1nten DaUtS cine @tlpbeIpbnun5 gu ses
ben, weuu oieler ibn fret IaI1e. Sn Der Sap
ltraBe mari er cen 9einplnDIud meg uno rlB
aus. @c wurOe ieppA buIp wieoer etn9ctan9en.
Suffice Wfc Aullter D9Idte tbn mad Der Sail.
Selb It mort. - 2m Dienltl8 WtCr9en
s llbr ihoB lid Der Pcltut<ilter IN Sarolttoa,
No., cine &u3el Dor Den &OpT. Der obub
toDtete ibn beina1e uusenblidttd. Wtan tennt
Den gruno leiuer Chat nl9t.
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Tcnsrz nno Acknowledgement mp.
sam1. Townsend, 4sent.
Benn Wfutual 2ebensuerliber. 60. BON Bhilo.
Capital $SOO,O00.
commonwealth 6euerpe. fiber. 60. BON q. 81.
8aar.GupttaI $25O0CO.
Srmnlonpealtb 6euerpellider. 60. Bon 8enno,
gstlaseIptta = 8aar. Capital $3.50 ,OOO.
Nmertcan @Tdan9e Gerlider. 60. BON q. q.
9GGr. CAPITAL 100000.
offices ~. SO Seepnbfr. Baltimore. Wrs9, 3mt
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IoJS. WtTuWMI5Ip btr NterbtfG1e an Oc7
Stdrbea an ShptnbIudt efo '
= dnbers Erantbetten S34Q
1853. Sddmmt3dbl Der Sterbef6u, o,Sn
Starben an S6mtne{.dt Iso5 49,
" anbtrs Erantbetten 7S5i
1854. 8tfammt3dbl Der Ste, btF6Qe 1oT
Starben an Sdptnbfubt 2l7a
, dnpers Rrdntpetten 9636
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,tbbS SI5 NGbmafdotue+
Gibbs SD St%aOniaicbime,
Sibt5 80 0SdbusaTci)tuc.

8 aattrt, pas ie ale Nrten SSn 9tapten 70 GUT ma@en
ne tt enc eida Der q eAtrn ~Uiaf9intu. 5e perpen 6as
sanss rie 5abr 9inOurG IN TepArdtur 9ehaltens pbne bne 20
ben &6nfss pds eertu8Rs toRet.
l.. ID. Chase, N9ent
Gnhl5 Il Nn. % Nn1tim nrfhr.
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@asSus ans meiueua Iase6aGe

WNU tINt BIUBL %tH5a9I <HVttIEI VE MT NppcfffIDI0feff hehof
tet pGren Ano eepeilt wurben
BemerfenSpertbelfe Ruren.
Gseat EaGs, 30. 81 g. Sbarpir., wurpe BON fbmons. M.
t6te, N~erSGttGt unb tnueroaul 9ieit aebsilt "N Wr
2Dm. &. Ntmmp, esd, 9ip. 1z3 on 6doetteFr m,,h..
SdwG6e beS eanSen @shems gebet!t; Wv pOh
pbtncas S. Seadam BON RepsyUrE ga, ipurbe Syn 47,st
rtgrr DaSperffe 9ebetIt; "laP
trsnter SAw6@e; ""VV
3rina 5srrGl BON Mni&meauus bss SauSes uS Der mI,
BET, Na@tIGwsib nnb 9aaen; va" '
4. VI NtntGn, 8eabtprb, pa, bpn QeberFconrbs;t /, ,Ar.a
TEN BIute; - '~'t~
M. 5. Altert, So 65 SiD. gdcnRr, Baltimore. . az.
pepia, NeberbsfAwerben uav G6pinbeI; y" US
DIE 5rau Dsu 5. 8. Ut -, glp. as Rsfarase ssr gisn.sa.
unb uerppter S@p6Gt, ~"p'PFa
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Staotratb.- Nbeno Oe8 10. Otdr5, -
6 t ter 3wetg 8. Sru ben 3rultee8 oe8
Armenb1uie8 lief Ole Gmlmprt Elm, rap lie ibre
9tcutnalicnen crit por3unebmen wanlden,
penn Die 9e9en lie erbcbenen BeidulOiSunSen
anterlu4t tim. 9taA l%ln9erer Debate muroe
plele Antpcrt 9euiiSeap befunpen.
So murOe bel4lcnen, bic 6u6pfaoe i'll Gbars
le5itr. ausbellern gu l~alieu.
3metter 3wets. Die Debate i6er
Die StaOteilcnbaDnsn fonnte niAt lort8e;eBt
uerocn, neil Die Attenltid nod nidt seOrudt
IpareH.
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&ine aneere rDunoerbore Qrr

Cine aneere munoerbore Sur.
bur& Or. GbaImsr'S SeuaRRsvs .Ginfsar 5eu.rra,uio
Baltimore ban 8. NUp. 1884.
aeA bic auserOrbentli0e BUR, welAe Sr. GboIme * 49,
az mttner 5ran psrbst9efuprt r1,sntpetirn. rs fins jest
9fsnats Der, itbtm n1stne Jrrr BON Gpsptpfia, QeberfSSreu
un0 S1ptpbH er8rthen wustls 90 fdIe@I mar tbr y rt5fe6ss
9no @sinneest.ssaEanSs bag .ets Sase 0nssfapVutn, ibrs
Spre tSrperlt1en eeeen Eartn nnGusipre6l11 srpB. Snme,.
irn tn Ger 8ruI, TIM Mnden, ~3erafGIas, Hettise Sarer,sn Il
8Opft &c. ererf'n fe pernsbsH, onR I'D tie aufSob; fe mar /.
i4wd&, bag fs TIRE panb Eaat mthr bic gum Sc. f. erbssssns
tUnnte. I'm iefe 8eis warte zines BON &baInt er's panpbisa
ten tn metn 5aus SerPrien anS 10 w~rSe pa nnIast. tic Henf.
tsr BEL nletntr Grau elmer $rObe su unterDerfen. SD tam In
gDnpr ts iaaen ,bab aap BEN @eaule be5 SabaIteS psm sinsr
6Iai&e tie lt1 beretts oehtr tapits, fe bate tetne ga mtraen
mtbr, frnnte uttoer ellen ue mad BEN @enuGe bes SnbaltsS
BON 8 psitsrsn 5lai3sn mar ls gang ri.ber Der fReat.
80. g. SUB gasaarese.
NerpGle &rantbeiten.
Or. Chalmers fSefunbpeirs-I tnttur befBt etne befpussr.
BEN psrbsrbli&en Saften unO traftist ole pteber, BIZ bur@ Ser.
Sentrantrsttsn gel, tren BADEN. Die 5eilrafe Der 3. nitGr faS
S@S6Us, &bmattung nnb Nsbensuberprub fno ie6sr,sit 49,.
Der 3inf ur esbetlt rOrOsa. Sa aaen 8aasn BON ssrSJS SIa
sSraSs. Hniui aas0sm umsanse NIT yasssiSssnu !" sd i5i
%lDarnInn, lsberlDannune, &rrGtpea BET Der eertnonsn eS I1m
&c. III bic MeOistn nts ptne GrfOis sebraart I warSsU
Etnttur fur tn nn~alaabltG turSer 3ait 6etluno bsrs,3 ~ ~
9~Babninn &c. Oestr ebsn. Ste GintMr fOrbsrtA NM Ss" iSSs eSr
men &ppettt, irdft9t tSeGpa2se aaO sitbt Dem Rronisn nsnss
feffNes tebeu pttoer.
Shpdde bee 9anseu Sbltems
ron 80 &. Ntmmp, Gsa. 0tasntb5m,x
3su9nib ron Ntmmps ~berubmter rbeulnnttIbsr Salbe
SaIttmrrs 20. Wdrs is a.
Prn. Q. Dance. - IS gerei6t mir jum 9rD6tea 0eranIos.
nletn 3cagntB ben Dteien anteEen ju Gunien Der @eIunbb,ts
atnttar be DR.. Gtllmsr G%n3urstpsn. SGUn lanesre Hstt
lit tidy an Nsrptnf9wa9e MattiSteit unb 8errlttuno pr ON
Sen Watur. SD na1m nit iebem Gage mebr as. gESESan .
bteler Belt mar i'd INNER traurts nnO matblUs, unDt sdfe' saS
To- ihntQ absspren wurot, fes~eqen ib DeriGte ems Pittsnt S ~
gen itne Rranfbsr eebranGe: Sic aibten aue ntdts Se
bel 5. ainftur ~ 8ebrauasn. sd fuIste Sbrsr, ORot T.ln ah
lei Ot an eintn beneren @rtDI8, as BET BEN Ibrtosn Spp i = Spnt
a~lanben. 2enien Se fh nun mem GrfQunenN az - IA "
SaB I'D mein apssttt f&sn mad Der speitsn Dras !, ~ ISrf'
anO to, y sa 2 s en- TO isam cine Sl0f9s p%tnOmmsn. ssSsatsn
btrstteat, efe NIT 8ntsm Appsut. netnte iehen 8 40 ~ ~ ~ reEie
fart ssnas. I'm IN 1rStsS Sine gseett su se rtatsn. S,e Giattur
3aalfarbstf fdi& anOs fIar, unb la bin rte men osborsn "'e eM
8rebe. u. g. Rtn,mn Wc tS2 a. apWRfA
SIdf1en ~. "S"s
baltimore, Wb. N1sa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-11

"a Der @rllpampffr vBremen" leselt am
l9. 0. Dots. bon 0tews Ocrt nad) Bremen, Dia
Southampton. Wesen Yali19e penOe man
lit an Die Expedition oe8 Weder.
9as- 8 u9en g 4ontnS'8 au8Se3eih
en nntru9lt3eS Dltttel, sesen Gtgcrbef9werbsn, 1e4bfuat
0gspepite, unUerbaut@teit, Nerptnl&pdWe, Nfbma, Nerps :
trGnlpelten u6 allen aus etnem IN unpronun9 a%eratpenen
ID 18en e%ntfepsnoen 8rantbetteH, III Az 30 Cents Die 6IGfb u3
DetiaHlen IN Der Sffea pes 9DeGerS.
@zg Or. - wapneS 3ulammenSeleBGe
2Dtlbtirf9tn. 5grCp qetlt uprtrefli9 bartndttgen 50fen, Gr
%tastHn8eh o%iutipeten MISUNDERSTANDING, Geberbei9wer-
cen, ttseIn uno 4urasissn IL Der &epis, RHrSatpm 8teit anb
%ottlbaIea, iOwte aAe Srantbeiten Oss 9aliss uno Der aepie
DER 6rAt roer Der 9Gase. Dleie ArSuet retntgt Sueleid He
a1tert oaa Siat. 5m @reB nto aietnDerfauf in 1a5tu in
GER Offek bes rgDsaer@ az 81 per Nlaf&e.
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Dtels 3epleno lttstn, bag etsabe Der 4. Ebett aur Gt,rb,.
fdls tn eieen eanbs bur@ a~asjsbruns berur(adt msrS,r a..
esieeen 9en ben Bdtlret6en anbern 9stbsn, Bic ppn .insr
let6tea @rsaltung btrbeieeflbrt werben. 800
o@cat enfrt @eluEbbett unb wenn tbr an Elmer GrPsItvro
ef Srpt cber 9unes letbet. tauftt rtne 9Iofbe ppn 8 n fsss
tanp'e tailamtfdem Gsr5tal unb TOR f5unet auf fders G,.
aslune rs9ntn 8'ufenbe tabea btefes s.tban mnb SeTtn
rdnbcrtars sitrfuna bs,suat. -" WV"
9utsn tOnmt Der aud ma4GmaI ppu Serbvrbsn,m ms.
em " pslmem 6due 6as Deutl6e 8ttiersA aebrau6t perben
pug ~ Sauen pom tnen anbauernben buRtn berrlbrfn-
eti Sesma9t une 4bfpaanuns Oes eanseu SYS mo wrb mar
oig S.ttrs pa ero5tm 0ustn Fnben. ~"
!. Daaslst nlre stnjis BET Or. g. 81. Sa6fpn. 4r8 ard.
Eaass .slaaotlppta Se6fer ttat unb BET duen DruaatRen uni
otsretaltern bnr5 ss Der. Staaten Ser.ouft. 49,
~ff'S % 4ea1s es 8'alas' Da9HS@M
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jDolr ,H9r SormlttaS5 Der lbm unbetlnnte
Utann mar 9roB, lAwar5 Seflei0et uuD ld)nar5s
baarlS. 3euSe lab Die Drei an ieuem Gage
noAmalS 5mII9eu 1 unO 2 ubr, mo lie Scut0-
ltraBe binuuterSiu9eu e8 mar aul Der Onleite
oieler StraBe 600 Oarps bon Der Farmers
unO PlanterS Sant. 3su9e ~ertanute GbetiOro !;
Der elbe bate elnen ms @raue lptslenoen
SAnurrbart; 3eu9e iob i'm immer 10. WelB
ulAt, MO liz bIn 9ln9en. Sab Die Orei, be-
sleitet ron einem pierten Wtatin, baS leBte DIAL
Snoe Wtai oper Nnfanss Stunt ; Tie famen 6a-
malS aus Der W1ehanicS Ganf unD ainaen
SeccnoltruBe binauf. 3euSe lpra4 panlals mir
8lfer.
Weitsr iber feline 8efanutl6alt nit G9et-
fotC beIra8t, la9te Der 3euSe: er femme DieIen
lett 1852 unter leinem Splsnamen vScppp" ;
babe INNER Seb6rt, Dap eS Der sei9idtelte
Deb i'm 2lnDe lei. @r lei DanaIS in leiner
GlSenIAaEt alS Pcli5ilt auf Denlelbsn aufmert~
lam senla4t mOrDen. GbetfOro babe I9pn ca
mails ben in'S @raue lpielencen S4nurrbart
9etraseu uno oft nit anoeren Dieben 3ulammen,
tiufte i'm Suule zines 9ewiien 6llIns sebabt.
Als Breton ben 3eu9en Aad Der Sleiouua
Gbetfcro's fra9te, erwlDerte Der 3euBe, er let
cOn leiner pOlla .iliAen G5dti3teit Der gemoDnt,
lib bel 0iebsn niAt Die aleiOuns, ~lpnOern nur
OaS @eli4t gu merten, ba lie Die e~rltere ieoen
Gag eiuiSe Oeal gu peblela pflesen. Gun
GbetfOrO wilie er, Dap oerlelbe tets Das 6ultins',
lte 1an3bauS, einen Sauptlummelplae FOLDER
Die6e, pie bon au5mdrts blerbsr tOmmen, be-
ludt uno fur ben SeiAiftelten Oieb seSclten
babe.
Yretcn fruete nun ben 3eusen auf %sinulal,
oh CT niAt e~iultens Die Wiittel uno NBerfseuse
gu e:uem @iubrud in Da8 Matltp pau5 be.
ldafft babe. Staat8anpalt Nbitnep proteltirte
DaseSen, DAB man einen braoen unO arbeltla
men Wann, ala welder Smitb beflunt lei, in
lcl4er Weile bInltele, uno Der 6idter Stunlp
ertIdrte Die 6ra8e Breltons fir un5uldlig.
OaS TerbSr Smitb's f%Sroerte in l~lebrlsen
nI6t8 NeueS mebr gu Gage.
Der PrO8eB aesen ben Niuber@ Green wurDe
BIG ndditen Wtontag perfdcben.