davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01

A.
STREET KING q Co.,
Att Q = X p At Law,
b 81 tANa c3-IsfTg0E, AND
i 6EEERA Il ct n Is,
OMAHA CRY, NEaJiAsE1a TERRITORY,
I'LL practice Law The Supreme and interior Cours
~ Nsta=ta liz 3 Id s Larl WgFrunts. enter land tine
aftanol % making selections - lands IN Aehas
t5a ,flur ec and ders locations, invest FOR dstan
5e resemble terms, ry txes furnish abstracts Of entre
al ii5ls m srt nstc buy al sell lands. town lots, ard al
tile ~ -al ssiai D.. dog GcEtr agency business
EzFEfEs
u 4 SfIr11ri. Banker, Nev city.
.f5onycrse IIlfd1f- . c., Boston, Mass.
q Ijiird, SUP y r., Ceatfai i;ro q, Albany, N z.
Gen Leslie CooInhs, Is-yiH &C. DE- keaiucky
I'm, Er.ncis 3. Feag- Nashville Teuzsssse.
Johnson, Weaver & Co. % DO
DR. g.NoSHg, do do
Gov " r. Canpbel, Lebanon, do
Ufa. Jordan Stokes, 60 DO
In.,ls. Thogap soll- Z Co. St. Louis, No.
Aclsric. OhiticI len g Co., Kensuk, Iowa.
Nm. Il Sewer 4 % Is snaers. Oscaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dcige < CO.. Council BLUFF, do
, paws. Moody < &C., C!d-ao Illinois.
". A. johnson & Co Aer Orl1aas, louisiana. lu9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01
EPPERSON SPRINGS,

EPPERSGN SPRINGS
Macon county, Tenn twenty miles Northeast Of Gall
latin and four half miles East Of the Nashville
Turnpike will be opened AID ready for the recpto
of visitors and nvads by the 18th Of May These Springs
so for their high and healthy locality and The
efficacy their mineral waters that comment at sis tne
unnecessary. Charges Wit For regular boarders $40
Chren under twelve old, aud servants hall prc
Transient Boarders from LIS 81 10 day Horses 75c
day will have hack regularly day during e
season. the Nashville and Louisville Stage at the kOck
house to carry visitors and from the Springs.
WIN. A. DEBOW & CO.,
mayI0-trvan roprietors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01
FURNITURE! FURNzrURE!!


FURNITURE! FURNTrUEE!!
ROOMEs, AVERT q CO..
No. IS College Street,
Vx7oULD respectfully can attention to their large ard varied
w assornleato Of Furniture doing they feel satisfied
thattfey are prepared 70 exhibit ~ Ear the largest and
BEST STOCK
a all kinds Of Furnltu7e ever in this city, and in
order hold Inducements they o1sriag such articles
may be desired to casa Buyers &
REDUCED PRICES.
Owing to This reiustop those Buying on credit viii he charged
interest from the time tie bills srt iaate.
p f issls eo.,antl easrel in rcariag Induces
tiem to give extra 6trgrns al ils= Pre-clt time
Weask IN eation stock. believing that those n
want Of auY ar e wiz asd 70 sr s;s Z, Esfs' c e Us
Mattresses Of an kinds eausy On nd and fer sale At the
oHest market pries. IuneO-sm
CRmESTi eEHENT!
I'VE ani r. IN Keep constantly on hand large
w supply Of chas Seekers slslrateI ats River Ge
ueuI which guarantee Tie best article made The world
jansn g rasis s2aa.s.-
sHIRFS AND COLLARS.
EIrST received anoher Invoice OK Shirts various patterns
81 EmiToe Il Bos FuIi Bosom and assorted SIZE plaiIs
A js6sii i'''' supp -'''''' - 500 J.HMeaLL
TRUNKS AND VALIsFS.
WYE have SMALL asortu,t II Fsauks and yases which
w we arc sizing cheap ior cash NAM
Junell . a. ''' t....
TTEs, srOCKs AND GLOVES.
TUsT received co lot 81 Meek tbs, stocks Gloves, Peck
IS ct lIandkerces saeners embracing ali the latest
jHneu J. II. MoGILL.
HALF HOSE.
CtIEK, Merino, Isle Thread, Cashmere Plain and Fancy
= Cotton, received and for sale b ,u,-.ottt
FANS! FANSI
UNVFY variety OF fans o. PEARL white and red Ivory, san
Wood, Paraol Fans, received and Tor sale by
i1peII j. H. MciILL-
Combs. Brushes, POFtEnOnaies, sc.
yEHRAVELENGs EsRGS, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS. UMBRELLAS, and general stock Of Fancy Goods,
received and feE sale At Moderate prices
J. II MCgILL,
Ladies' and entlemeus Furnishing store,
juneI1 Corner Of square and Collsse St
Tino Uncl,s. ornnibuses, aen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01

RELIeIoas ISTELLIaEEcs.-A correspondent Of
the Gallatin Examiner makes the following state
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01

and have bought out A. B. ROBERTSON.
Having united stocks will conduct our business on
greatly enlarged scale.
splendid stock OF goods and also receiving
of Ladies' Misses and ChidreHs work, in great
variety. We invite the customers FARRAR DsxrEEs and
thepublc generally, call us, will sell Shoes a. very
low prices for CASH.
iune9I FARRAR, DISMUkES & Gu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-01

ctIEK, Msrno, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plain and Pa
- Cotton, received aua for sale b ,-,.,-
Juneu y. ~. ac9IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-19
DsstrusiIvs Fire in Norfslk.

\ NORFOLK, September It'll. a deslruct.
i've Ere broke out At two o'clock this
morning. The Mechanics hall and six
large stores were destroyed. The loss i
nearly 40. 0GO. There e some insursnce
on tie buildings, The Excelsi@ Min
strels have lost about q, O00, Bopner's
panorama Of the Celestial Empire Is in
juIed TO the amount of 1000. There
was no insurance onthe pointing. Gov :
dery d Debres, Dfuggiat Farant q Co..
Tailofs; Tompkins Furniture store ];
Walters \ Co., Paper hangers Peppers
Restaurant; Peddler's ReslauraSS aud
UIImanIs Shoe store, we're al mofs Of less
injured They were partially insured. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-19

DEA4H cs Carr. RensRfs - Cart. ].
I. Rpbetss died I'D PafkersbuiK on
Thursday last.
Captain Roberts Wss the popular md
successful commandef af tkat pnr6Iu1l
Whesliug packet Courier. Hisi;hS2Iifv
had no limit. aod kis friends could u
c9anted b. scorps Conrixi1liiy AsS !
perfect VAR u lis chsrtc|er. snd k's on
b enemy Was himself Many i6zr Ni|I
water a. 604tts lkal b'oon. uttr liz
e1nFss-. 1''1I1 1esr1eE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-19
KENTUCKY LIME.

DURWELI q FORD, having been ap-
I'D appointed is agents for Nuns Ken
lucky Lime, are ii The public service 70
furnish small Or large quantities Of the
same. No Use to recommend. Give il !
trial. II stands On us OWN goodness. -
Price, per barrel, it the wharf-boat, Pt.
Pleasant, 81 30 All orders viii meet
prompt attention. Il
ri. Pleasant, June \, 1856, y2n8tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-19
Confictsa n NuFder.

BANsoE. M. August Marshall
3. Porter, Of Lee, tried for the murder Of
his motllef and three brothers was found
guilty Iharsday. The defense offered
20 testimony.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-19
CnAroE IS orr Tba a..

a CBAEeE o. ORF1cE.-sThe SuperiI-
tsDdenF Of che baths q the Virginia White
Suiphur, Springs, is Joe Mcintosh l coll
ored man. who was formerly Judgs;6f
TIE Snpreme Court Of .Eiberia He did
not Ike & ffse soil. i, either q T,;hsy;a q
ID the Nortbern States and s. e T..rta I. :
Cd to s,Dld HiFeinia, a br;peinr 4, tba bsa1j
uhfayol4ble ACCOUNTS III Liberia id
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
SerGnm0mraocn

&AA5snA O;9curTIOm
~ Der Y9. &Safer10m edu(e
mad w. Rullmann's bellevue Garden"
an Der 8tebertf &pa6
am Wfontag cel 81. Sum- 1859.
unttrast&ntter erIaubt ib fene a%reunbe, f0pte ttn 8tebrtes
yublttum tint MaGemetntn gu pben Gngebet9ter &reurfpn
treunblt6t etnSutaben, bn Wiuff, G5e9dng, Sptsl &c. ben Be.
u3ern stnen 9enuBrtt6en ub Gn8ensbmtn Sag %bcrfprettn
Utrp uho OUn Stttcn bS @OmmtttCt's aae Nnfalten unb
UOrbefeHIn8en 9etrUfen Wprbea fnb, UNI Gbtee @reurftVn Su
per 11Dnten bteisr SatIDn Su maaen. 3idetS gu Is &entS
fnr Srwabfene Hub bet lnterJei6nfttm, fDwie ant @in8ange
gum 8ehplaBe gu Gaben.
NY. Bet un8anhtser QDtteruns Fnbet bic GrcnrtOE an s-
mem ip9ter au befiEtmenben Gage fat.
Suni18.27 Sb. gnndpr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27

bttlt 9rtNbltb IuC
ee6trbelhwerpen, Ot8pepit unb @elblutbt, Arpai-
lte OOcr nerpGle 9bwG6en, Observation-Disclosures
lno allie Rranfbeiten, tpeltbe bon 0erbcrbenem Mae
gen ooer Der oeber entteben.
Ga;%".dtS "erfppfan9, tnneri DE oenOriben, anbrana Ses
Viu:eS nL6 BEN Rppfe .Sdure1 TN W1aaen, 6erIbrenatn, aVh-
bremen, MOpetttlDltafstt, 56pere. TIM Dlasen, S6wa6t uus
kOies 5efitl I'm Wdasn uab untesleib. 56werer Ntbem
RerifICpfcn 54@ te Der Nueen. Bie1en tn BEN @tRbt
Eietsr unb EOpfldmsrsen, 8efbpertrn bein, atbmen, 9tfb-
wtrbsn Der 6dat unb Iu8tn, SeitsaRedeu. S&IatrS'H Inn
nb ben @lte6erne biBs TN Sppf HnD Bremen tt
Jlsfb, 8anBiafelt uuh tehrstfbIaaenbei
vi. @i9entblmer %enpftblcn bttfs @teDtJtn her Nnfm srifam-
,stt bsS taoittams. tsf aber8.uat OOn benz !27ertb nne bar
Nn0emedentSit s~bsrfsI5en fur aae Qetben. trpfur fs SUrfebtnb
~tmpfotItn ptrh. IS tit btss Ittn nsurs unb unseprnftes
yttt'tI!, fOasesn stass. bas felt 10 Sdbren Se drifting pr benz
amtrttdHtfteH UDlte ~befGtben bat ub bsRen Nuf Anb Ntr~
tauf bis test nod vOn tetnsm Nabern rrretGt Uutte. Die
~1eusutae, rtlde berabmts unb auseeset&nets AerBts un6 9ri-
satperfOnen aus aaen G6ctlen btefes 2anNts ta Sunfen 9tben.
aeben tns ~unaebeaere unb stse eenGue Our9lefdng hes affair
Id Dn benz &tsentblmer pubIt3irten Glmand&s, pelhen bt-
isibe antntselbiia bur& bte Naenten ~DertbetItn Idbt, mub aud
ben tueldubtahtn d6er;euaen, bag btefeS BttterS mtrtltd bi
ftrlbmt6ett %YtreteMt, rsI&e e trlanat bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27

Ser &dnSfraMen SSreuno.
;3eit, @elb u. glrbeit uiro 9eipart beim @ebraud
BON Lipp's & VogeI's
bcntiGer, utagif6er 9aterfne9G Settle.
DteTe Geife tit. mad etnem neuem 6emil6en 9ro,ef fotrt.
ART unb efentt fH be6talb gum 8amliien-C Srb, M neil fe
tn b1rtsnt Te wet&ent 1BGher eebr1u6f, unubsrtreFlib in
aefen.
Da MIR btsfe Setfc In unItrtm tisenen @ef&dfte labriaIreu,
fnb mir TIM Stanbe, ben Mrtttd UNI is Vrrsent btat0sr an yer.
tnufen, ala bic, weIhe htelelbt tmpDrttren.
nE Nu& talten MIR etnen srUben @Orratb BON allen onbe-
rem Soften, we&e bier int @ebrauG fnb, iCwte aud EoIoItds
ter erfer Aualttdt an 5anb unr Strtalfen b%tel,lben an VDts.
hcruertduttr 5unt btlt8fen 9DbDlefGle>9rttS.
unfere Tabrit beFnbet Hh Sc. t8 unb 20 @~dlSertOn @Sab
itptf6tm gBtfs UaIttmUrrfr. unb 8rebertd. OfOab, Baltimore
8sfttlanssn tOnnsn aMG in Der Sta6t ~Gbss8ebsn wsrbtn bel
9rn. &pD6, Np. IA NDrb.Sreberidhr. unb 8 . b n &. y e..
ters, Np. SO 6anUDerfr Stas-5al. 9rttflt6e BeReGun.
aen srbttten Ur ans an 3ettsrbUr NU. 354 . D.
Sunt6 5mt GtppS uab NpGeI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
GaucV'o
nlagical Pain Extractor.

nlaglcal Pain Extractor.
Nttmals if cine &ntte dan9 tn Der Ntantial u!s6.,iA,l
md0t Tgreen, DRburdb btr SQmerS 10 fb gu falAi Wi
un0 ny 1tstle tn narisr GntIaosups fc raf@ in itrsa HaiCs
lt@'n 5ultdno aurnd6ebraGt Oter gBunt en- unp eeiGuur.
SGut0mmtn Gepetit .meroen unD babd fetne Warl an DtGr let,
S9merSs @erttl8er.
Oct Sdntttta, %GDanotn, 8etrtESunGen unS Sra lI6ca
alfr, fenen Rtnosr thinner unternDrien fnb - III bic ytv,
ttuas IS a9tea Daue9'iGen SGrmera- Verti,eets immsr ii.
ieite! QDtf Dtti S6mer3ea uno Ieiten t6nnten MID ar
pteltS Nitttel Dcrbtn6eIt DCrpGn. Sa fetbf bas qtbt N bar,
III odrDH ab, BAT Der Ghte Dalep~@rtrstt brt bar Bans l..
AGperfS peIa8en me ne Bepruften @ampbtete, ouf ne Id :
sebsnf ftnSuHsilen mir erlaufe I'M. fur btrtn t1ntta hi .
mtp perantmprtii9 t1ite.
1e'4 %aa bet gerbrrnnun8en uub 8erb ubGEsGn n,aa
IVY " ptpfuteno tstn, bat ientals ben G1rirtcE IN mic
tenS.VertI8er ti e~rltanben. VIM
Dertelbe TT nur adj, meun bic SboAtei er In G,fatt mn.
Gsnee etiquette nit Der Ssenatur pot 6. " 6 h I = W.
uno Y o" Gt8enselmer, unb $ enrb 0aIIrc, Eabrlfo.
bat.
Vrsts 25 Cts. fur btt S&s6teI.
w. Der ae4tt wirO Sertaaft BET Sstb 9. Zane, 80.
1OS, gDef.YaIttnUrtlr Ghi'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
o.. aISsmarIr. nape gDtltar
: Meinigun9 oe8 8luteSl
DIR. Gupont8 apIbene lSinen.

Gnb eincS Der beftn unb erfOlgrethfen MraneimfttsY sIp g..
snsromfpetten. Sic fn6 mad benz &ecept eines beri,bmIt,oo ~
~atldiften Arates %prdparirt unb gang barnIpIer NotTr mssis
rc6e 3er CUTIE Bon relpe tlbltnperlonen bednben IN ~ =
ben Der Gtetntbnmsr. ~%tewrben burh bic aan,s lin,0, ~ !,
aleu adtboren MpOtbefera Dertauftunb iuh her IN @nItSn.a y
SIu bdbtn BET Seth. 5anee, 9iO. 408 BaitImvrtar' mns @r st
fer unb Co., &de BON @barIcs- un6 prattfr.
Dteie Ytutn msrDen 6e8en Glnitnbnng pUn 81 ans
lNasnttn. an bte Rataeatr nit Der pDf ptrinnbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
Oaltce'G
Sarlapariles, Oe8etabilifde oser glutreini.

Sarlapariles, UeSetabili1de cser 0lutreini.
9un9S>Biuen!
BUR Heintgung beS Blutes, B9f eiuna BON CSoue !.
Ietbes, Dpsp.p1ta, Sdwimmtn i'm Rppfe &c. Sfbt - f S,nat =.
let Wieei8ln. gcubIltiBc Yerfpnen welbe SGuda an SSSrsii
web, S&ntnoeI, S6Iafrtgfett un6 RItnaen IN Uen Shr."
oen, ale Sstbenbc, bic Yn etnem Su fartta NIatbraras n ~
benz Rppfe, beum8eiR9t fnb, ~ lttr ntemals pbue btrSss Nsn y
fttn. tn0ent btsfe ben l1nea 8ebraa6t bic aefGbrIt6ntn .ern".'
teten O%erbtnbern. S''u"'f
Man leie ~fOlscnbes IObeAbe 3euanis iiber bic
SetlMng BON OYspep1la.
GS Ntrb btermtt belhetntgt, bag meine krou Cett 10 ooh...
an Disptpfu lit unD ale anaeittaten Mebi;imen MN S2Ha u"
lentdntl1en Qetln1thel ptne @rfOIe bsnaste. SD ieIbf msrS,
TT BplGe Harlem 3rtntenS beinabe blind un6 befurhtS,s NJ
iauenpe Xrantpett ~ cetpmmen. ga b6tte i'd BON baneS,s
S1tldp1rtue~p tHen unb bDite mir cine &hadteI bsr eeIksr
gu netntnt 6rDsten @rFaunen wur6c Id |pweb ala Qua
nteine 5rau bur6 ben @ebraud ~berfeIbsn eurtrt unb i'd ~
tnbe uttG tett apbI unb mnnter.
9. s. San,
Meinigun9 oe8 8lute8l
Baltimore, ben 80. Sut 1859
Is rs RIB btermtt ~bethetnt8t, bag tb an bettiaSm Gtvs-,..
tn Der Srnf unb TN eepttn Mrme lttt, neIde mn Sen, ~
bCrtenen 3ufanbe metnfs y utes ~berrGlrten. Mon sr,rtehI
mir ben eCbra1 BON bance'S SarIararie eur Ober @ru'rtsttns
eunss-Ytaen. Nabetm t3 etne Sdadtci bapnu osEroam.
bate, Utrthwanpen bic SdmerBtn. Die Qptrfiamfei ber MI
len MAR iebr 9cltnb unb tb muR befeanen. ba6Rs boa oSna
nspmfs YntStrmtttsl btIeen, wel6es I'D ic arbraadh. S
YRtrtG StPtt
Nr. 23 epntpGbs, SWtfben 6pmarh- Mnb @ufamar
;3ur Warning
9Dta man btte Wiuen eebrauden, 10 fi nan auf Der sr,
bah man ni6t a~nesfubrt wrrbe. Dian faut tntaebcr t,i Ib,'
rtbttBen A9enten, pber frhrnG ielbt nab
Seth S.3ance,
NV. IT'S 0~nIhmDreRr.
% S@aGtelR far ST. Has
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
sEei0er ais Sscil,m,ffcf.

GDim.5. WItmGa's Gdts Seuna. 6CisCn f6ansa Z u
pubItfum oils has bette Ditttel eesen Werfpptuna, nsrrrl,,
RDpfnep nab ale anbern, aus elmer uncrcnuna DC, 9crsaa
Mn9stprene entfanbenen RranFtetten cmpiOtlen werprr
Nust6lteBlt@ ~prGparirt ben NBn. s. WtlmGu, Gbemtf.
gDafblnetOn une su baben In 9aItimnrs f. r2o Ats. e,
cd a6tel BET
Oft4-S Sab g. 5ante, gp. tW3 oIinst.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
DR.. Hufeland.

OUITULIITWEI WUtUIWI
fur ftnele 5etuns BON 6ufen, GrfaItune, SnFuenjen, Bsdm-
ne, @aaben pals unb observation-disclosures. Anstfbruna naA
Oenn nod m6aIih, GT,.. .teruna fur 4le an btsier Rran!tttt
9eibsnSt, fslbft hi ben IeBten 5tabien.
Dteft bsrabm.t YrsparettUn TT slst& benz Sittsrn s~ustrIai-
Nc. - Us III fur etne Rlafe BON 6rdntte ten behGmnat, bic
ausertttuer unb asfdbrlt&tr ais aGe antsrt btnsn St 8tHsb-
nsr bttlts Ganbes uhtsrUprfen Inp Rranfbetttn bic SVn t-
ar Hs.asn gr'Gltane SesraOrsn, Or: 0sa stsit ssHt arst..
fir uns III, mas BITE psf unS bas eeIbt Etebtr far bic 8tppt~
ner anbeer 8Onen anb. aber i'd fam btatmmt Sert6ern, bab
ne ans 8ranIbeten VUn art6trer WefdbrIi&leit unb uttr
Sterbtfdas ~snfubrtn. -
Sine reitsrt yrObt Der tntfeSIt&en @efdbrIt1fett Der Bon
stner tletntn @rEdItune entfeben6en 8rautbetten, aetat Nd bs
ttntm Bid lter natatDenbe aus sen 8ertGtVn hes DttldbeIs
pbta SelunbbettSd rtes %entnDmmene Ed6ene. ErUSbem @bt.
IabeIptta anerIdnnt cine Der s%siunbsfen Stdbtt Der untCA ia,
iet4t bic 2dbeuti
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27

Dtris 3abltn Getesu, bGe b~stRabesbet 4. Tbel aler 6ttrbs.
aslstsn Spn ben satlreiden anbern 9sfbtn, Sic ppn einsr
iei1ten @rfdltuue tsrbttsefibrt wtrben.
Stvnt suert @eiunsbett unb nenn tbr an elmer @rfSltuno
oer 8rnh oSf' eun8t lttbst. faufet cine SIdf6e upn suite
Iduf'S tdif,mti6sm Ger5tal ub ibr R5nnet auf f6trt Sc
nfNnha rtbntn xruienee tabeh kteles get9an unb beHtn
Oanberb ire tttrfWna bt,euet. So
DuHea tOmmi der aud manNmdI prn perburbentm Ma.
zen IN Wtltem 6aGt has .Deutl6e Bttters" AebranGt wtrben
'Sute an Sdatn BON sntm anbauernben SuRtn b~srratrta-
Yer SoAwd4t uni Nbfpaenuns bes sansen 5pa ms wrb man
tat VI tire SUp arettn, Nuben fnbtm.
Oaeeibt wrD etnsiS BET Or. 6. M. Sa6fDn, as 4sH.
rle., setlaaelpbtar perfer tt9t Mb BET antn Drnasifen UNI
9snrtpaltern burg BIC Wtr. Stastsn tertnnft.
Vrtis p AsntS ht BIaGht. Du0H n. HMsN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
Oie arDete Tobrif

bon WfSbeln uno Stiblen in bieIer Stabt.
Sci E. Mount, r.
30. 81 NUrb @Gpftase, ~sssenubtr Der Dob 5eaOp's 5aa.
N~dIttmBre,
hnbet man TETS ben 9rbBttn NSrrdtb pom W6bsln In bisaacr
Staet. - @tawpbntr uo 6rembe fUatem benIelben,jutrf bs.
lebtn, ebe tic GnberSp0 faufen, fe Fnben bprt:
Aete q ( etes tn DrUtGt, YIafN unb NO6ba0r5eu9,
SpfG'S DOn ~StuBbaum unD Mdb09Unu NIT Yluf6
unb Sdaraeu9 pber iOnftBtn StUfen; frans6It-
fGe nnD bGIb frGHSO TIDE YaIpr-, Mrm.,
S61uteI. unb 6 eraffbI BON
alien Wiuhetn nit u~ebfr3neen Spn s4a ais
UrUtat-, Lpanr- uub aRbtrep
Stpfen. NpIfdnbtos 9tm-
ner,8tnrtdtan Ben ppn
NuBbIum Mnb WlabdgUnt.
boil, Won $50 bis su 500, sbenfe
etn erCBeS Eager Don HDbrfublen,
ais S6auteIs, 3tmmtr. ". YnrIprftltIe
UOn @t3en- u. 9~luBbdum6DlS. Aufsiebtf&t,
Ntbtnf6rdate. @ta9ert's. @UmUben Ie. 5aGr.
StrUb- unb SprtnsfeOer -WfatrGSen S~Orrdtpts unb
auf 8eaeluns. = Aat WlDbeI perben f~OrsfdItiS Strpaft.
Wtat10,iD u. Mount,
30. 81 81. @aDhr.. sesenIbtr 6r Obj 5tGOw 6aHt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-27
BUR Orinnerltn9 an 8MnbOtct,
Sn meInem 0erlaee trf6etnI:
MlrranOer nDm Snr1bOl0t8

AnliAten ber Natur nit SumbclDtS 8icsras
pbte uno !Ounbplnt'8 Dcrtrdt.
Wsrmebrte ~nUtlfetle 8OitSanssGbe In S Dttraetntdet9en 4tefe'
runaen sOn ctrea 100 Settsn a 20 Cts sapIDar bet @mpfan8.
2BeIGer Deutf6e fOGts ntGt wuni&en, stn aDtrt sr Grim
ntruas an 5umbplbt, ben unptreeblt&sn, ben StOY Dtntl0.
lambs au helben. unb Gb bapn unb mann an ben S@Dptun0en
btsles erUsea @etfes iabtn su t6nntn! Die Mntt3ten
Der 1atur" Tub abtr 9umbOlbt's p~Opnldrfes sOttt,, une
i'd CLAUDE be6baib burh btefe t~rObIfetle @UltSduSBGbe beheI
ben BEN aleemetnen 0DunlG gu entfprt&en. pie eur1pdti@
Musgase bat 8tOeraptit unb YOrtrat nt&t. Die erite Kite
ferun9 iptrb am Is. Stunt %Ser1enbet.
SHREVEPORT, ben d. W1at 1859. Ertebr. Uertnrp
Mat31.S lVpn-BUr 4001,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14
fwrii,sn for the PIonses ana Demscrsi
EVENING THOUGHTS.

The sun slopsd redIy down the West. to nigh I
And colored oil the wood
| With battle tints; fthe fight,
The very clouds seemed warriors struggling In
And bloody banners, siIvertipt with light,
On frowning tnrre:s stood.
Behind the fleeing sun pursued host
or fiery hppogrin.
Ard gorgons red;
watched them long, until the shadows lost
The Day, and o sr my strained vision crossed.
10 cold and murky riffs.
Almost heard the farof battle.tsne
Soon Night comes darkIing by
With voieelsss step;
And I, TO worship Night, do bow alone
Mid silence, like the silence Of the frozen zone
Save leafy symphony.
Then frs, q shivering leaf was melowed DER,
And through the solemn wood
As Elfins come,
Played the soft moonlight on the helloboro,
Filling my quiet heart with ehIIdhoods lore
or fairies bright and good.
| look above, and all tbs great blue sky
IL many Widowed Ger,
And God In each,
Watching I'll night his own immensely;
While down the thread. Of light tho angels ny,
And foun,s Of mercy pour.
Oh. Earth thou ar, still beautiful and good
It's man alone Is wrong,
Chasing Away,
In angry tumult. gods Of stone and wood
A reckless ~ those sunset clouds Of blood
That swept the Day along.
stl stand !, qusilisg deep this breath OF Heaven
And my weak soul grows strong
For the morrow;
When men are, ny or no, TO battle driven,
And to each heart some bitter grief 10 given,
And acme TO suffer wrong.
so when the red sun sheds the light Of day
Upon this stormy sea,
Oh faltsr not
Each wave o erlcaped IL farther on thy way
To quiet hrths. wherein the sunbeams play,
And all IL harmony. ALnor.
Rosx Towssnir, June II, 1850.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14
THE ALLIES VICTORIOUS.

100000 ArsrRiAss ENGAGED WIN TINS
Aii.iRD FoRcEs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS

A TERRIBLE BATTLE on THE MlNCIO.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14

Prussia Preparing Z" Engage !" the War
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14
rIIR RECENT BATTLE.


The Empress of France bad received u
telegram from Napoleon on Friday, (the
2ith Of June) announcing that terrible
battle had been fought, and the allied forces
had achieved great victory. The entire
Austrian army had formed in line Of battle,
extending distance Of live leagues, The
battle lasted from four In the morning until
eight in the evening. The French captured
number OF flags, pieces OF cannon. and
prisoners.
A despatch from Wilma says battle
was progressing, but gives no details.
The previous accounts from the seat OF
war mid the Austrian forcs on eIMineio
was fully 100000 strong and the entire
French force bad passed Mon,echiaro, and
their reconnaissance was said 10 have been
rs TAR ~ Goeta and that the fiednontese
had advanced toward Peschiera, the north
west fertilization OF the Historic Square.
The four corners Of this historic square
arr Man,ua and Lcgnano, on the south. and
Pcschiera and Verona on the north. They
are strongly fortified and garrisoncd, aud
the Aus,rians possess the advantage OF be-
ing able to cn,er the contest with these al
most impregnable for,ress@ in reserve, in
case OF defeat Judging from the map, the
country guarded by these four for,rsses
and cities dos not exceed twenty tive miles
square.
Napoleon had demanded permission Ia
march $4,000 troops through Hanover 10
the Rhine.
II was believed tina; the basis Of the pro
posed mediation by Prussia would not b.
acceptable to France. and Prussia would
thereby be involved in the war.
II was aso rumorcd that Prussia hsd
threatened to assist in suppressing the medl.
tated instruction movements In Hungary
The Swiss troops, which were sent iron
Rome to suppress the rising a, Peragia, has
had desperate encounter with the people
shooting them down Unfortunately,
WHERE rHs RArrLk WAS FOUGHT.
The accoants by the last s,eAmer shove,
that the Allies and Austrlans were confront
ell On the hanks Of the MInc,o. AMI as III,
French and Sardinians acted on the oticu
ave and the Austrians ou the defensive,
mus, have been 10 crossing this stram tina
the battle took place. The Mincio u III
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-06-25
100 ACRES.

This is a fine TRACT OF LAND,
and was owned by VIM. Orndorfi. in fee,
bu! he has conveyed it to Trustee for
The use of his wife during her life, and is
10 he sold subject TO that incumbrance.
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth Cash,
The balance in equal insIslments of six,
twelve, eighteen and twenly.four months,
bearing interest from the day of sale. and
to be secured by The bonds Of the pnrcha-
ser and a Deed Of Trust IN the premises.
f.. |. LEE, Commissioner.
June 25, 1859 u
fS5> Marrin>hurg Republican. copy.