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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-19
Books e stafionerp.
New Books.
SPenceFian system
PRAGTIeAEPENMANsHIP,
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.

/ N which. Letters are introduced by
= analysis and synhesiSs and progressively gfaded 70
NC ANS OF schools and pupils Of every class Each
canle 70 sch letter and copy that intelligent
can shcienty npad instruction the learner or acquire
an elegant and systematic handwI ng without the aid OF
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ.
No. 1-COnaius eish different letters with their simple
Combinations. Explanations are hiainfy written
above eachcOp A
No 2-COnains different letters ard affords additional
practice on the letters IN Book /. The first two
books embrace all the short, or contracted let-
tsrs. - Ta-A
No. 3-Contsns The II long r eaded letters intrdue
ed by principles, analysis and synihesis
NO. 4-EnDraf es the catais, which introduced by
principle and analysis, ir connection with words
ana coIn5lnaiions best caicnlafed to pIo5uce good
1olm, orderaua facility OF execution.
No. 0-Contans Sentences cmbT al the and
small letters, aiiodiug substantial practice on an
the Rnnclples and ru es given IN the preceding
No. 6contains short Business Forms Of every day use
~ business ok-keeplng, &e., and is an into
dncti0n 10 book
No 7-BOok Of correct Business Forms embracing Due
Bills. Recelpts. Orders. Notes. Drafts, Set Il Ex
change Accounts currenf, Accoun: Sales Iedg-
rrHe1 dinss, Letter Of IhrOdnction, SuperscTip-
No. S-Ladiss Book. Of approved notifications Of the
System designed 10 imp It plain, rapid aud
beautiful Epistolsry hand
EXERCISE BOOKS.
No. Ito accompany books l. and g. TO aid the pupi
IN acquiring that free of the fingers aud fore
arm essential TO easy and rapid execution of Ia
CO, tracted and extended letters.
No 2To be nsed IL Connection wi the higher numbers
oftbe Series TO gain command of the hand in The
Increment required TO execute the adTuncsd cop
les and business WI ing generally
Sold at whOlesals and retail by .1E-
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DeTtistrp.
REMOVAL.

Is - y .zlo1 REMOVAL. l7t aaf
nR. B. +. ROBINSON. HAS Re-
~ moved his Dental once 70 his rssldenee, NJ 4s
will be happy 20 see alof his form patrens, my th
ers who may need his services. ..L.f.. i. 49,. 81
Cleveland March 10 ls5s-nlhZ3.dtf
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6oteIs.
1s5s-s
11bpsitiarls & 9urqrOns.
To Chronic E1lcEEIi1IS,


AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He is preparedto treat usually without msdcne the fol
lowing ard analogous Affections viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable threat and weakness and
hOarseneSs Of voice in speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bleeding at
the lungs PAIN shortness of breath and papatiOn
heart. >
DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with indiess-
pains in the sides and .sl gone" feeling which
gTavated erecting the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS:
with constipation, chronic diarrhea prOspsus ami and
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
incontinent and painful urinations
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested, 50
generally tend TO insanity and physical ruin
SPINAL DERANGEmENTS;w with curvature. .inequati-
ties of the hips and shoulders ungacefu gait and pain
and weakness Of the back which, arrested tend
their increase and to consumption
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION princple) by
means Of hisnew combination Brace Truss.
DEHANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTRE1II-
TIES with codness, numhness, heayness and swelling
standing. tas
The dropping young LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and hatness of the chest
which Indicative Of early consumption, pleasantly
removed r-z-r f.tH rl- Irrl...7+t -I IL.
SKIRT SUPPoRTERs-The attention OF ladies is called 20
Skirt Supporter by which most Of the above affections
be prevented and relieved the form and bearing Of
body improved and the weight Of the skirts held away from
the stomach Inyads out Of the city should inquire BY
letter when DR.. B. may be seen.
The medical profession idvIted to examine hissurg
cal devices
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a Good Tree is Known by its Fruits :;
Hs sI5 soIs A. .1..
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R J.LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
That he has taken an n"
Once No. % ST. Clair Srreel.


Would ann0nnce to the people of Clegeland and vicinity
& 4T - that he has taken an Tf-II''
Once No. "a st. Clair Street.
All who suffering from the ah named diseases or
ny other complicated complaint of years Standing arc IN
turned that they can consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE = = lf r8lI-lI = m
tits hoped that will despair OF cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine far and
faithful trial $3.50
~ During the DocOr'strayels in Europe West indies
East Indies South America and the United Safes he hss
been the Instrument, Gods hand to restore to hearth and
vlgor thousands who were and iucur
able BY the most eminent Old School Physcians. nav
thousands, who on the veTe OF ths rve ~
now LlN ING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctor1S
skill aod successful treatment. and are daily
BLESSED be the Gay when INST saw and uarfook u ne
Ind. an Herb Doctors Medicine p - - =
tation and advice free The poor shall
. Take Notice -every "Wednesday and Eriaav DR. Ly-
Cleveland y iiill.l9i - : 7-i---s'f - - y
- ONCE Honfs-fFom A. NJ o6P N. Fs -r.---..-
]. n, JOHNSON, II. D.,
lsvm1 1HOMGOPATHIST. r,.ro,,
ofee 10 Sartwels Block Superior Street. Corner SEN
ST. Residence No IN Piifshurgh 81 ilsveisnd O
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Iv.-MIsCELLANEoUs.

lhIhe greatest amount insured in any risk s. CO.
2hThe greatest amount allowed by the rules to be IN
sured in any one city, village. No preciss
rdleS made this point, the Company rules be-
ing 70 avoid u large amount in any one locality.
lhfhe greatest amount allowed to be sured any
bock-same
hThe amount Ofits capital earnings deposited 10 any
other State security for losses theTen-nOHe.
l5th-Charter filed with the Auditor.
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The Hallway.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The fol-
lowing are the earnings Of this road for January
1859; =r.
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Among these, miscellaneous collections for
other objects of benevolence. Sunday School
Union, Tract Society, Bible, etc will be taken
up misesllGHeOusly- During the past ecclesias-
tical year, the collections in the Old School
Presbyterian Church were,
For the five Boards of the Church
mentioned above, ,..............S4 S456, 600
Bible Society, Tract Society, Sunday
School Union, etc. ...........:. Is1. 900
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A Church without Agents.

The Rev. MIR. Brown, pastor of Westminster
Church, announced to his people last Sunday
morning, the plan of systematic benevOlence
adopted by the session of the Church, plan
that in good part had been working in the Old
Round Church for some time, but had not be-
fore been adopted in the new Church This
plan embraced six regular collections, one every
two months, at each communion season, for the
f,IIn---i-,.. oLioct. l., lii ..-I.. -
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MILL FEED.

Coarse and Fine BIiddliags
City BILLS and Akron ShOrtE;
Screenings &c.
Liberal inducements offered the retail trade AL or
deTs left a. the Mills ONCE will with prompt
attention. H HARVEY Co,
dec2O;dy20 Merwin Street, Cleveland.
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flour & fek0.
City Mills.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING

II
Il purchased this well known Fl0uring establishment
prepared to furnish old patrons and the public
generally. article Of Flour and Mill Feed not inferior
any offered this market The following favorite
brands OF Flour kept constantly hand and for sale whole
sale and retail.
CITY MILLS Double Extra in barrels sacks and half
sacks, made from very choice white wheat. ftl
SUPERIOR Double Extra, barrels sacks and half
sacks, made from the bestred wheat.
MARBLE MILLS Extra, in barrels, sacks and half
sacks, first quality Of Flour.
z
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Ofiee l9l Sartwel Block Superior Street, Corner Sc
eca 81 Residence No, IN Piteburgh st., Cleveland
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-04

ss6en Den geEbEsGsn, Die 60 8e8eu lIusarn See
8ln9, bteIent Do0 aud 9reBe eipilIlatprilhe Oprs
tbetle 9ebrd9t nno bic un9artlde gtaticnalttat
ntdt ~derIt0rt. 0aS bdtte lln9arn aber bon
NuBlanb gu ermarten ? Nuf pieie 6r19e fam
Ibm Die @ei9ldte Pplen8 antporten. SIN Sabre
1915 puroe Dem unter 9IuBllnoS Sberbobeit
9~elteuten v&Gnigreib Yclen" aues 9Ie6e uno
Cute UerbelBeu es lputpe lbm lc8ar cine @ons
"ltItuticn perlieben ober nod unter Dem Ienti
n~lentalen 2leranoer | wuroen Die 3aael inls
mer FRAZIER 9eipannt, unD Nitolau8 L. befclote
audi Pplen 9e8enaber Die traOitionele Ypltti'
9fuBIanos: yftpelirun9, 0lulif5irunB unD im
Safe 0e8 Wloerltanpe8 lpltematllAe .3erltams
ptun8 Der unler 3tuBIanps !Oobeit ltebenOen
nt9t rulltlden 9t1tlOnalttaten. Auf Die Oauer
ptro 9tub(ano pCu bieler YDlitit ME abpei1en.
BaS SOntb b%etriifL Der i~trisenS nldt
un9arn reprdlentirt, ~lcuiern nun cine 6%raftton
elmer un9arilden Plrtei, 10 molten mir IS por,
erlt niht ~9lauben, baB CT ltA Den bDnaparttltI
IAen unb rullilten v6efrelern" IN Die Nrue
9epDrfen bat. Gr plirpe in ibrer llmarmnn9
erltIden nlitlaulmt ieinen gutsn Mufe. Die
etn5l8e plrpl8e RclItit, Die &ollutb un;er ben
Issl8en umldnoen ~befcl9en fam, 1T Die ron
Der repclntlendren 6IIihtlln9lN1lt in 2onbon
betnabe elnltlnlml9 aooptitte: fem Patt nit
Dem 8onapIrtlsmuS, Icnoern blelbenpe t0btltbe
6einri9lft 9eSen oeulelben!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-04

eouispilIs, 0npianapotis, Cincinnati, gbiiiccs
tbe, @elnmbuS, 2Hn9burS, Windeter, 0ar@
rtSbut9 uno anoern Stdoten Signal:Si9ter
bremen, UNI bic Oteilsnoen in &euatniB gu
leBen, no ie lid b%efinDeu. Wtan 9laubt, baB
Die HeIle in 15--19 Gtunben 9emaGt weroen
tlnn+
Aus New8berrp,N q. g., erfibrt man,
CAP oa8 ldmmtliAe Oienltperional Der 6aplilie
oeS Srn. Sob. Stuart (pter wetBe BerlOuer
unD 6 Ne8er)lour4 Arienit, weldeS bic S0din
ms @1en 9etbau, per9iitet muroe. sic 1T Elm
Wfulatteu Wdoden, bat bic 1bat bereit8 eins
seltauoeu, aber einen jun9en 2BeiBen Nameaa
5annoers, alS oenieni8en be5eiAnet, welder
ibr pIS 9iit Ueridafft babe. gluA oieS 1T be-
reitS e%rpielen uno Seioe iinO Uerbaftet. j3wei
6rauen uuo Elm Ofann, IOwie elmer Der 0teser,
perOen nidt pom Gope Su retten leiu.
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@mropt5ticbe NGcDritDtem4
SenfillGnN.

Ole preuBtl d. Armee. OaS tie.
benps Seer in YteuBeu beltebt nad ben Nn9a,
ben tn penn 6anpbud Der preu6ii9eu Stotlltil
pom @eb. 0fatp Dletetici aus 211, 731 Yerlos
men. O1pCn ltanoen al0 8eiabuu9 in Sranfs
furt a, Wt. uno 2ureulburB 1909 Wtann, in
PreuBeu 1856 Wan1, III Polen I4,121 Sc,
in Yomnlern 14,6I5 Wt in Yranoenbur9 43,
$50 3d., i'll S9lelien 31,795 &C., in Sa4ler
24,943 90, in Der ~DtDslnproplnj nit SO 80.
i'll SobenjoIern 34,455 DE-, in @8eipbalen
9277 Dt. Inter Der Obisen @elamuI5abl be:
finoen lib Die 6ainilienJtIeber, Au9eb0rlBen uHo
OIenltbcten INIT 40, 1874 YerlOnen, IS blelbi
allc fit Da5 aftlpe WtIlltdr Die Suulllle DON
165,537. ,I..
Set Del OreiidbriSen Oieult5eit bllDet lib Der
an8eSebene @eIamlntbetr1g aus Drei AtterSflal
len ODER SdbrSdnSeI, oeren leoer parnad So
179 Wtann utntlBt. Oa nun ole GctalIumme
Der gum GiatrItt b~eltimmten 2OidDrt9en Utan.
aer IN YreuBan ldbrlld) cItca 147, 1874 betrlBt,
10 erSibt lid, Dap eIue 9rpBe Auawapl blelbt
uno elrca 90 425 (allo balo ; OritteD 6uriid9ts
iellt peroen mlilleu.
Sur &rteSSrelerue geb6ren bic aus benl lte'
benoen 'Oeere Gntllleneu auf Die Dauer bon
5pet 5abren. Die An5abl D%erlelben lit Daber
5tpet Wtal 55,179 - 11O. 1913. Diernad uul
faBt Das ltebenDe 5eer uuo Die Srie9srelerpe
5ulamnen 275, 1915 Wilitdr sYerloren.
3ur Gttllrun9 fit8en mir bln5l, DAB Dit
. ,~enltjeit fur cas- 0eer pom 20. bis 25. Sabre
oanert pom rs. bis 30. 2tben8Ilbre sebt pae
etlte AufSetct Der &auoluebr pom 80. bic
80, oa5 2. AutSebpt (bauptl1blih 5um6etun9o
OlenID bis gum 50. 9ebt Der 1inDlturm. -
Die XanDwtbl erlttu AufBebots, auf nur 230
600 Dtann anBelhla9en, beltdnpe clio oas sc
%a1lnte pleuBllHe 0eer aus 100000. 31edneI
nlan nod olS 2. Aufsebct ebeufulIS auf POO.
600 Dtann, 10 fOnnte %reuBen cine GOtalmObt
Don 700, 600 Wtann aufltelleu.
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ba6s Dies aFGt bea6ltdyti8t ; Die dt9lilhen lin.
Ierfb1nen tonnen 3brISenS nidt aul O:n S9ut
lbrer He9ierun9 rednen, wenn ite lcl6e Artis
fel ben frtesfibrenOen WiAten 3ufibren.
Die Shipping @aSette" u~erlan8t, Die 0les
gierung loue in elmer YrptlanlatioH Die @onlre.
bauoer Artitel lpecificiren.
Da8 mIetbwelle lleberlalien BON Sdiffen an
Tranfreid, CUR 8ef0roeruns BON Norrdtben
oDer GruppeIl, miro al8 Illegal betrattet.
Die adt 9ro6en Dampfer Der @urppdtlds
Gmerifanll4en @Omp18nIe ltuO %pefiuttiu auf
Speculation Don Den Oerrcn 2eUer unO 6OwarD
in Wandeter 9ef1uft poroen.
Die Ne9terunS wito oernnadlt 81 V0ri6ld
gen gu einem monotlid)en aultrlllIbeu R0lts
oienlt iiber Pauanlu anfloreern.
10000 Wtdnt Itnp IN wenl9en Wohen III
Die britliIAe Warine ein9eweibt wOrDen+
Granfrel1.
Sarcn @rcS, Der fran36llhe @elanbte III
@bina, bat Orore CUR 0iiffebr nah Staufreia
erbalteu. Die fran60lilhe 6lOtte lit SleiAfauS
abberuien Dptben.
Die 9eleb3ebenoe 8erlammlnug TT Bis 5uu,
%. Wtal prDrO9irt.
Die SOrle Don YartS mar bdui9eu, ober
nibt beOeutenpen S9wantun9en uuterprrien.
Die 3pro5snt. ~ltaacen auI 81 5, Welp unD 61,5
Srief,
Stalten.
Weapel. Der Soni5 1T nod am 2e6en.
Wtan t~ntrtBulrt eIfrl9, uul ole &roue beioer Si=
ellen oem dltelten SObne Der &ouiBln 5u5upeu
Den.
Oeut hlaup.
y ret . Sin allerlideS Oettet erbDbt
Dtrette uno %liolrette Steuern, nit glusnabme
pe0 1abadmcaOpclS unO 3OugeIdQe.
Wren Ell bat i'm Sunoe8taBe erfldrt, oaB
eS '5mar bel leInen Yrotelt ge9cn Slnapper5
SOrl1la8, Elm YunoeS Obleruatlcn5. Gorps am
9t9etn aul5ultelen, bleibe, InpeB babe e8 nidts
o15e9en, CAP o'rlelbe Der 6prm weSen pOrselsst
lper0e. Der SotlhlaB purCe cemlaA Der
Wt'lItdrsS pnlmiiliCn iiber9eben.
S9wet5.
Ote italienii4en 6lIdtlinse an Der 90nei
ser @ren3e 5et8ten 9tcl9ua9. cine 5tepolutiOn in
Der SombarCeI gu erreSen, murpen aber Don Den
ldwe5erll9en 1rIppe1t, pel9e cine Wen5e
0ewtpre un6 Pulper iDesnabn1enl 3urlfyebal=
ten+
Der OulDe5rotb bat Elm Serbot 9eaen 4aE>
fubr BON WafIen nah Der ItatlenilHea @;en3e
mo AufDdufuns Don W1fien bel Den Ginwp0>
nern i'll Ger Nlbe Del @teu5e %erlalleu.
WahenfdDl9s 6ludtltn9e un0 Delerteure
0llrten nl9t BON Dem 3erritcrium Der eiuer
f'leSfubreuDen Plttet mad Denl Der anoeteu
nbtrleDen.
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&els:3rNp1titDe NacbricDtem

WalbinBton, 3. Snni Der Dam
pier JtOanOTe wtro, wte berittet NJ 70, BE Sas
panell1en 9elanoten prn BANANA nad) Nems
OOrt brIu9eu.
Die Nlmerica il Bolton.
30 3. SUM. Die Numerical fun bier
beute WfItta9 um II llbs all. Sbre Yolten
peroen uut Wltterna9t in Seem 2)ort autcm
men. af#
llniaa 5nr See.
NcrfOlt, 3. Stunt. Die Brta9 3laac
@arper, Don Ututan5aS nab RiAuncno bee
ltlnlmt (nllt 3uder unp Sprup) 1T bel Sap
Senrp 9eltranpet.
Sbip, SDlitit.
Columbus, Sblp, 2. Stunt. Die re.
publltanlIAe StaatS. @onuention bat ~folaenpe
@1noioaten nominirt:
6ttr @Ouperneur Wiaiam OenniIlpn, ir.
fitr 2leut.e @ouperneur: 0tcbert 6. &lrf !; fir
Snpreme, &iAter: B. 3. @bcllru fir Aupi
tor: N vs.. &apler; fir SAaemetfer : u.
:. Stone; Fltr 0ffretir u. Is. 0tnliel fir
BOARD Der Siientliden Werte; SObn @resorp
flr Shul' @cmmlii III NalOn Smitb.
uHgebeurer S1aSeneriaB.
st 2OutS, 2. SUM-. 100000 bat Die
Surp Der OttB @arltrpn8 3uBelprcten, welde
9rn. Sbap peSen SruhS pes @beperlpredens
~Uertll9t bat.
S6rcGli6er WaOrO.
81. 2ouis, B. SUM. JcIepb @burleS,
eiAer Der d~Iteiten uno an9eiebeniten Bir9er bier
Dur0e olelen Wpr9eu aui per StraBe bon S.
Us. GbrrntOn, einem ~friberen Seamten i'll Der
Soatman'S Sapins Blnt. pnt6 eiuen tootllden
SduB nieoer8eltr,dt IborntOn wurpe Dor
etr'em Sabre inter Der Antla5e, $4,000 aus
Genef Sant 9eltoblen gu ba6er, pro5eiiirt unO
freI9elprcten; 9err @bartes mar elmer Der
Saupt5eu5en 9e9eu i'm.
3wette Depef6e.
ct 2cuiS, 3. SUM- 4benDS. IS berrldt
pegen Deg Sduiles auf Syn. @barles bic srDBte
@ufre8nnS uno man Drobt, 2borutrn ,u bin
gen. Oas Wilitlr 1T CUR anfredterbaltuug pes
6tteoens beoroert. @lne Der Wunoen pes Orn.
ebarle8 1T tGDtlih.
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0BeOfei
@mtosp gaptu9sbanf.
Baltimore. hen q Mat

Baltimore, BEN %. Mat 1889.
Or 8parb Der Dtt.ttOren etefrr 9ant bat ttr ublibs bret
wel&afts fir BITE lsstsn 5 Sabre betlarrt. Dsfs otp0snee
mirb eemas bes 1eieBes inter fCl&su Sammeu DsrtasIt BITE
Bis 5uni eraen 3a8 bes nG&aen Dtpnais, etH, Smat pbr pret
Sabre IN bieler SGRt btppnirt tnh.
SRt Suu men. Die felt s Sapftn oeppntrt limb, etae @rtra"
Dtrieenbt Won ~ YreJent.
Sur GMnmsn, bic lett 2 Sdbrem beppnirt Rab, iine @rras
Atptbents non 5 9rpSsnt.
Jut Summsn, bic iit ensut Sabre bepOnirt itho. "a grst.
Ditle 3ivteenee III. ompt n9ere1net init ben iabrlthen 3in~
Zen Won 4 prcaeMt init Nusf@lnB Der StGIts ann floltftsa
Sleuern, II tlDe non Der Sant bebatlt Durpea), wttb ieDem
OepOuent,n 1 ben Ba6ern Der Sant AM 1. Stunt CO. btiirt
uns trlet BON bttfsm Ga8e an 3tnlen ME tebes nn6rre Deps>
lit, bis - snradsefprbsrt tptrD.
s;s aInIen unb &rtra DiStoenbtn werten ben DepDuenten
nm a. Smni dusbesattt, pber tn tpren 0uhern erebttirt.
Seffe SWHt, prdRbeut.
g.. Owen&, Sbabmeinsr. SuntI ,3r, Inns 4
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Veue ~ m3el0eO.
Oefano=YScrcim

Die 3bsen. unb bic atttuen MittsIteser beS 4r6etrr.@e
t6n8'Tefedns peroen hermit er9ebsatt etGu@t fA Al elmer
Setpre9uns tn Ansele8enbettea beS Sdnaerlefts am Srnntua
Den >: SUM. Abenfs6 ubr. In Gem sroBeu S4af Der Wfedae
ntcS pan 8efdat8f etnfa6ea ~ modem.
. Stef6, WrdGbeut.
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9SIrffcDaffs. GrDTnuno<

Mtsinss 8rsanben nnb 8efsaaten, fowte BEN guSirum TN
aaeemeaaea Ga9e ~ ne st8sssne 4asstee b4s Id mttns
naps S~tgbtiftast am @rrBtr.. Narft. od6ien NUntoa ben
o D WIS erptaen Werbe, bel nel6tr &ete8 ntett Id mit e..
nem oslttdtsn = II d unb einena Gl.ie ausgs5et&nttsm Noa'-
i@en 8iere aufDatten perbe.
gu sablretNem 5eiI6 label elm
E9R ~ ~ n n II heoiT
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XteDerfr0nS.

Die Gbrenmtt8lteDer ln6 ~freunblt@f er'uGt Der am uGdHeu
Whttwp1 ben 8. b., TIM VeretnslOtdl fdttTnbeneen gSer(on m NJ.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-22

BS- The Charleston Mercury vehemently
opposes all agitation for the re-opening OF
the African slave trade--not because of the
hostility of the North TO such measure,
nor because il would tend TO a dissolution
of the Union; Lat because it is firebrand
thrown into the domestic politics of .he
South, tending to distract and alarm that
section of the Union. Among the reasons
which the Mercury urges for its opposition
to slave trade agitation, we find the fol-
lowing: ...-..l g..
The last question to unite US as people
for the achievement of the desired result
that of uniting the South against the en-
croachments of Black Republicanisni-is
that Of re-opening the slaEe trade. Its ten
dency is to ALLEVIATE and kiEdle distrust
amongst our own people. II IS Hke,y to
driUe many Southern States and ma,y St1pnch
Southern Rights men in all The !Souiern
States into Umonism, through fear of such a
consequence of ieacng the Union. As a
practical, living issue on which to turn the
politics Of the South, we regard the re open
ing of the slave trade as very firebrand,
faught with mischief and danger And, in
kbis point Of view, We are, and have been
from the beginning, strongly and firmly op-
posed to its being used -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-22

Social LIFE NOT THE CHIEF END OF MAN.
/. A popular lecturer at Chicago lately adj
Socated, with some plausibility, the drinking
s,1d dancing customs OF other countries, as
. Sleans of promoting social intercourse,
aud adding TO The animation and grace OF
general Society To this the Congressional
Herald replies with some very apt remarks I:
The ,galae of social life has been undnly
magnifed. il is of far less moment than
domestic lite. rbat n man should please
and entertain iIis aeighbors or acquaintan-
-ceS for few moMexis or hours, II may be,
while he is with them dwindles into insig-
nlficanee by the side a. tae question, wheth-
er he makes happy the eampanion of ::his
life, and the children wlasa veal or woe
for time and eternity depend much on'a
fathers influence. That a waTisn should
be fascinating atthe social party, what is it
compared with shedding the radiares Oi'love
aud kindness on husband and child1s, in
her tlnily? Any social life that world in
terfere with these most sacred home
duties, will prove a curse, not only To the
families Immediately affected, but to society
at large. We shall owe no gratitude to him
who shall SO solve the social problem to
disturb the happiness OF the fireSide.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-22

ssG- There are machines in operation in
Cincinnati, making 10000 paper bags per
day each, for the use of grocers and others.
4 visitor describes them as unrolIing the
paper, then folding il, next cutting it, after
that pasting the bags, pressing them when
pasted, dryiug them, aud, finally, politeIy
and quietly delivering them into the hands
of a young woman, who was seated at the
point of cgresS. Three machines in one es-
Enlistment turn out GO, 600 bags day