davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS Packet
49, lls5e.l LINE t1sso. \
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRI.EaN
PACKET COMPANY
win their during the season of 1850 and ,a. =,
lows.
One of the boats Of the Memphis and New Orleans Lima m
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
AT s o'clock P. N.
MONDAY BOATS:
IngOmnr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D. Clarke, master
Nebraska. ..,................A. b. Irwin master,
WEDNESDAY BoATs:
John SimOnds. .,...-.....J F. Smith, master.
Eclipse. III, Spots, master.
...... FRIDAY BOATS;
Belfnsts .....,..-,....,..,.s,-Wm Wey master.
II. r. w. Hill. ...,.....,...T. II. Newell, master,
THE vICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE.
Daniel Boone. Hicks, master
hnte frfsbec. ...............J. Lee, master.
Victoria -.....,...,.,,........W, tiuuck, master
Leave Vickshnrg mt IN
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New Orleans via Jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening thus make
close connection at 'cksng with the other of above
Lines These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD
From MEMPHIS TENN.
Ahordins passengers choice East North and West
from that point
For through tickets freight reliable nForntion annt
H. H. FRELIGH, General Agent
90 Mcmp,is Packet Office, St, Charles Hotel left wing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

Leaves rVerV WEDN ESDNY, u 8 T. II.
REGULAR BEND AND yICkSBuRG
IT. Il. racketIilr aud splendid fast running pas
ltnnsi aenloar packet steilner Grand Duke, Sam.
>rpegas, master, will leave above io Deer
Crerk Landing. Lake Washington Landing Point Wnrthngon
Carolina Landing Grand Lake, Ashton. Pitchers Point Skip
with, landing stock Island iAndng, Lake Providence Mill
keus Bend. Sicksblfg Wnrrertun, Grand Gulf St Joseph
Rodney Waterproof Niehtt, Fort Adams, Red River Land
ing Bhyon Port linlso Baton Rouge Paqncmine
jacksonville and all intermediate landings. For freight pas
stse apply on board -
NIeGlNfUS @. DENTIEI4
""M.m.-.M.p.0 Advertising Agent.
rITie Grand Duke will freight 10
slipIad At Ncksnife. seq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November 4-253 bales cotton War
Catching 81 Payne 4 Harrison-6s Carroll, Hoy
&co-59 Cutrer, Harrison &co-5s Byrne, Vance K
co-56 Friedlander 4 Gerson-5l T H 4 j NJ Allen
&co-4l r L Adams &co-4O Lewis 4 Oglesby-39
Walker Snider-3l G y Kicks &co-26 do
Giaspie, Brewer &co-24 Wright 4 Allcn-23 do
Fellowes &co-24 Block McAfee Sco-23 Hewitt,
Norton &co-2l Slaughter, Smith & McRae-2l do
Foley, Avery &co-2l do J W Champlin &co-l9
thompson Clarke---l9 Henderson 4 Peale--lO
copes Il Phelps-l0 Lloyd 4 Frierson-l2 G Con-
molly &co-S r Groves &co--7 do w Cox &co-6
NJ Rhorer &co--6 H X Carter-6 Lane, Salter u
Cot Patton, Smith \ Putnam Frierson Con-
way &co-5 Scudder-Total 1908 bales cotton.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer California; BALES cot
ton Bradley Wilson &co-l bX mdse Battle, Noble
&co-sundries to Geddes-order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
-
STEAMBOATS,.
>>>-r>>>-~>-~><>->~>>
LO WEIR M1SSIS SIPPI.
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
flax. AsEMI WEEKLY MAIL LINE TO .iIAG. Ii
5S4sssss7a& vIGkSBU RIG. sasRS1 la9
The magnificent u s. Mail packet VfcxsburX, Capt. j.
NJ White MASTER will leave for Grand Lake. Onnldsonvie
Pacuemne Rouge Por, Hudson, Bayou Sara Red Rlv
Landing Adams Natchex Waterproof Rodney, Jo-
seph, Gulf, Wnrrenon Vicksburg Millkens Bend
LAKE Proyidsucs stacks Island LandaE skipwhs Landing
and Point worhington every THURSDAY, M5P.M NJ.
The steamer vIckSBURG will take freight for Yasoo river
to be cshipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats +. NJ.
The magnificent U, s. Mail packet NAtchcZ,, Captain T. r.
hhea,lers will leave for Donaldsonyr rlaq'smns, Baton
Rouge Fort Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing, Fort
Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
"nrsenton and VicAsburg, every Saturday a o i. NJ.
me nhtcez connects Nicksburg with steamer Dew Drop
and viii take freight for all landings the Yazoo river high
Ms BRENTWOOD ~ high water rates, without detention.
Inc above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
icif regular days without fall the hour appointed. All
business entrusted TO their will be promptly and faithfully
attended TO. -
These boats will not be responsible any package
containing money ewclry ealnahc unless regular
bills of lndhg are taken specifying contents value
the freight paid nor for snlmbes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained In their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
J. j, PERSON & co
Corner and ITni, ,a.c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

UNITED STATES
sIIssAH4t SheMAII. LINE TO vICKSBURG. lIItAL ~
azaz aassaz4t zzsg@ sssssIas
SATURDAY, Mt o'clock, =. ".
The magnificent U. 5. Mail pncict Natchcz, Capt. T. r.
Iea,Iers, will leave os Dontld,onye Iaqueinipe,
Rouge Port Hudson. Bayou sara Red River Landing
Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand Gulf
Wprrentou and Vcksblrg EVERY SATURDAY, o'clock
F. NJ
The steamer NATCIEh connects at vieksburg with the
DEWDRDP, and will take freight landings on
the Ya2oo river 6s high Greenwood
The nye splendid passenger packet will nve her regu,
nr dag without fail the hour appointed business
trusted to her will lie promptly and faithfully attended TO-
This boat will be responsible for letter package
containing money ewelry other vuuAblcs unless regular
hills Of adug taken specifying the value
the freight paid vhlualch deposited clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on Aaard.
NlRGINiUS G. DESTZEI.
icl3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
Briggs
AL \ B A NJ A RIV Err.

ALABAMA RIVER.
FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
~ ~ prings-The steamer Advance, sam. Ables,
master, will leave Mobile for Baton and Guun
and Demopols every Saturday evening, at
O'clock
-Returnng-
Leaves Bladon and Culum Springs every Wednesday
ing at o'clock, arriving in Mobile Thursday morning,
DEL ock.
For passage, apply to -
I. H. SMITH, 4 Tchoupouas street,
e26 Am SIMPSON N COOKE. Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
Spoken.

By Capt Leastt, Of ship Portland, on 25th ult
n iat zl-Se, long 3d. ship stetson I'm Mobile for
Bp Capt Minott, of bark Transit. on oath nit off
Key West, ship v Moses, hence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKs-

NEW ORLEANS AND VICKs-
.fsT burg y. : Mail Lne-ror Donaldsonville. Pa.
zszs4sssf4 Red River Landing Fort Adams Naichrz Wa
etproot, Rodney St Joseph; Grand Gulf Warrenton and
VckburgThe steamer Cha llner, Capt r. o. Tlolme,
will leave a above every TUESDAY, - O'clock r NJ Re-,
The steamer Lucy Hole0mbc, Capt. W. G. Wilson.
will leave MS above every WEDNESDAY at 10 O'clock A. VI .
running connection with the Ghariner
ID. II. CARROLL. 4 co, Agents,
90 So Carorieet street
HsThc above yeksbg with the steam.
Hmm. nnl kneinrk for Nnlno river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

Il ~ x6s O1Actita river, freights were SOC. for
& md 7sc. for Vet bbla.
IS IA lsd river to Alexandra, freights were 75c.
snd 81 for vet freight, and to Shreveport
u 4 u NJ Dbl.
ISL YsSec river We quote freight at high water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05
RED RIVER.
leaves on SATURDAY. Nov. 3. ats J., NJ
FOR RED RIvER-THE FINE.

very last packet steamer
laSniinc, Cleo. Miller. master W. r. Miller,
sF-.s- clerk will leave above for Shreveport Grand
Alexandria and all intermediate landings Red river.
For freight passage apply to HE captain on board
VIRGIAIUS g. DENTIEL,
81 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

REGULAR MEMPHIS
~ land NEW ORLEANS THURS. N~s =
l~sakk44aaEsT DAY PACKET LINE FOR 1859 flttatt -
One of the following splendid
enger will leave New Orleans Memphis reualIy
rs follows: -
Choctaw.. ...........,,,. u. r. Silver master.
October 18th and 9TH November 2ith pecenr st
and 22i.
oa. KspHblic ., S.ml Montgomery, master,
10Th
The above steamers unsurpassed both in speed and com
fort and and shippers puncuaity
Connections made Napoleon with regular packets
kansas and White rivers and Memphis with Memphis
Charleston Railroad for all points North and East.
Particular attention will be paid the delivery and
plantation business. For further particulars apply
BELL. BUCHANAN il Co.
o6 If Pny,-ns utr.,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov. o. at ) p VI
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
, M h Packet I.ine-u: $. Mail Packct-For Memphis
Sand the Benls-The tine splendid passenger
sSz@Ap acket steamer John SImontis, smith mas.
ter now IN port ren 10 receive freight
street. and leaves above For freight passage appy on
board, cry "
j. II. FRELIGH,
n . office nnder the ST. Charles Hotel
ihs line connects Mt Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arknnss aud White rivers and Memphis perior pack
cts for ST, Louis and for Louis VILE
Adams Express carried regularly hy this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

Leaves on THURSDAY. Nov 10. at > r. NJ
"a. REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
~ h. Orleans packcIhe fine regular passenger pack-
ChOctayy, u. II. Silver muster will leave
aEsAEaztfor Memphis and ali intermediate landings as
above. For freight passage apply on board or to
BELL, BUCHANAN IL CO..
nj 3. Poy,ns
E5lhs boat Napoleon with packets
the Arkansas and White and Memphis with superior
packets for Lon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-05

n TieSls facke-lhe mud magnificent
ger packet Imperial, Charles s. Rogers mas
EE%EgS er- viii leave Tor Natchez Nitksbnrs,, Memphis
and al plantation and landings above freight or
passage apply on board.
OIL N1RGlSIUS G. DENTZEI.
Advertising Agent.
This boat NaIolean with regular prka far
White and Arkansas, rivers and Memphis with superior
cts for Louisville and st. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21

81 81 EE rkEsEEq
in Of the departure Of Tie company Boston
Ihis morning commences the sale Of for THIS EVEN
MxpaSE Esfg open asM ss
BY general request IL so Tso Siss q
in s; sTs. y I for the s tune in America
Madame sTRAKoscH a. AzgcENA.
n he original and and s cesSs.sd roles
The arrangements under the
On THURSDAY, Sept. q ats
''' night but Two %Ap "a Srs' a 1ssfiE1se
on which occasion win be Belais celebrated opera of
with one Of the mos. marncen casts with which I'm, svor.
opera mas ever 0sen G s,sfpn CASTER
will appear for first role OF ELvRA
Sgnor BklGNoli ..... Arturo
ssnor JUNcA Sir ,t Georso
De rn 1,y ,I sses Z 2 y a,ssce'oef, 80 ''
LA TRAvIATA.
m sAi Rsf! s coR snf sf
The sale OF seats for La Trayaa commences Thursday
~, cp On on SATURDAY neat. Al one o'clock,
Last MHpA NEG A sATsE xSp %
and AZ ne nTss Of the Company will appear WITHOUT
GRAND COMBINED ENTERTAINMENTS.
- ea''e opf IrcIA DI LAMxERxooR.
THREE ACTS OF THREE DIFFERENT OPERAS
GRAND CONCERT
NorIcEFul particulars OF the Matinee will be given to-
All arrangements will be the magma
scale the directors being determined make this Matinee
the greatest given In this city Although there viii be
multiplicity Of entertainments, which will mpart TO the Matt
GRAND FESTIVAL.
ERE WIFE BE- No Of se fRGF
ADMISSION.
with view T% sfa's ri hfc sif e S ihss
have been established the following places where tickets
be procured advance and thus rush at the opening
the doors may be avoided
The box office at the Academy of Music.
The down town ticket office at SHELLS, l2 Wall street.
MUSIC STORES.
Hall Sons, C. Breusngs Scharfenberg Luis NUNS
Clark.
HOTELS
The Aston House the Metropolitan st Nicholas the La Fargo
House, the New York Hotel the Everett the Union Place Ho
tel, and the
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
Roses 42 At anc street; Prox s. 2l3 Fulton street
Tickets will likewise be for sale at the
ENTRANCE DOOR OF THE ACADEMY,
for which especial purpose
FOUR ADDITIONAL TICKET OFFICES
will be opened
The doors will be opened IL The Matinee will commence
clock precisely The Entire Acts viii be of short
ton, that vsers from the be time for the
railroads and steamboats,.
On Monday and Tuesday, OF next week,
TWO FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF THE SEASON.
previous to the departure OF the artists for Boston.
REHABILITATION OF PERFORMANCES.
THIs E,EsIsG-MADAME CORTESI. .,..... TROyATORE.
Observation-Disclosures GASSIER ............ PURITAN
FRiDAY-MADAME CORTESI. .............. TRAvIATA
SArURDAY-TIIE GRAND GALA MATINEE FESTIVAL,
scale Of grandeur before witnessed in this country
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, CLOSE OF THE SEASON
when the artists including the entire chorus and orchestra
will leave for Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21

Nvt - ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
nd New a York and Virginia Screw Steamship Com
X a,u,,h aa nst class steamship MOUNT VERNON r.
e, .o,anger VIII leave pier IL North river for
smge Win nmsnrnasa Sept 81 ats = NJ Cabin pas
0gv WIN nsfpassed accommodations 81 30 Freight q,
E oo on measurement goods other articles in proporton
go 8 y NJ o hiu saturdays. No freight received
ssr On hag Of Of sailing No Charged for
For freight or passage apply 70 H. g. CRt,MWEIJ Cn
86 West street ' E" W." W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.

A RRIVAI. ExTRAORDINARY-WE HAVE JUST RE.
celyed from England superb of solid sterling silver
eav w n fish knife cheese sugar
IN all numbering one hundred and my pieces and Weigh
ing nearly TWO thousand ounces Each piece is richly orna
&C This truly fine plate comprised the entire dinner e ns
formerly the property OF an English nobeman and origna
cost twelve hundred pounds This set fine orer az
good as the day let the hands, having been
In which any plate belonging English Court families h
been sent to the United States thereby making ra a
curiosity We will have the entire exhibition on and
after Monday, September 10 and invite all and see
HOYT, BADGER Il DILLON, Jewellers
266 Pearl street and 81 Fulton street M "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21

r j. MACDUFF'S, II WALL. STREET.-NOTJCE-
~ Target companies desiring to purchase prizes
excellent assortment of silver of all kinds with
selected lot of first class watches chains de- kc ut less
lhan regular wholesale rates ~
dor SALE-TO PAY ADvANCES-ONE FINE GOLD
IL hunting watch eighteen carats $50 S75 one
ladys watch and chaelane chain S25 one fine
English lever open face at Si5, cost 500
j, H. BAkRINGER, ITO Broadway, room 25 IN stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21

A LIENS WATCH AND JEwELRY STORE
IN REMOVED FROM II WALL STREET
To AIS Broadway, door below Canal street
Watches jewelry silver and plated ware at low
GEORGE e. ALLEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21


A RARE CHANCE, AND NO HUMBUG.-LADIEs AND
IA gentlemen having cast off clothing to dispose Of
the highest cash price paid calling store or
naly attended to-
A RARE CHANCE AND NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA having cast of clothing dispose receive from
description Of gents wearing apparel by punctua
~ attended TO by f., l34 Seventh avenue between Nine
teenh and Twentieth streets.
AT 49l PEARL STREET.-CLOTHING-GE IEMEN
II having cast off clothing dispose of will re-
ceve fifty cent than by calling al the store
addressing Daniel Doyle, 49l Pearl street.
AT NO. A CENTRE sTREET.-wANTED sloOoo
Gentlemen will receive fifty per cent more than their supposed
value for large or small lots, by calling the or
dressing THOS. D. CoNROY "A Centre street.
r EFT OFF CLOTHING-LADIEs AND FAMILIES
IL obtain the highest prices for dresses pants vests
&C. by sending through only for Mr. L. Sixth avenue
alp stairs. Ladies attended to by Mrs. H.
II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
II clothing furniture carpets to dispose Of will receive
the highest price in cash by sending addressing
5S Third avenue between Foreth and Forty first stree
Ladies attended to by Mrs Harris.
T ADIES-MRS. +. WILL. CONTINUE PAYING HER
great prices from Sc to 800 for silk dresses and
10 ZIG for bareges and cashmeres also ewey furniture
carpets &c Apply by note TO Mrs f. 1874 Seventh avenue
between Nineteenth and Twentieth Don't forget the
number.
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN-IF YOU ARE SATISFIED
- WIN receiving fair for cast off clothing
ue carpets and not to be humbugged by the high of
ferers and false pretenders call send by post
MINT ~ Seventh avenue between Twenty and
iweny eighh Streets where orders will be punctuay
tended TO- Ladies attended to by Mrs Mntz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
-~~>~->>
WINTER GARDEN.
w A CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS,
Dedicated To The culture Of
MUSIC,
ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
This establishment newly constructed and decornted from
plans and designs furnished by Mr. Dion Bourcicault
~ Is NOW OPEN.
The doors with be opened half past seven precseiy and
tic drama, In fairy frame, called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

NiBL0s 0ARDEN-DOORs OPEN AT T. TO CON.
IN mence at ~ O'Clock "
Tickets 30 cents Upper boxes Is cents
WEDNESDAY, SEPr 81 1859
ONLY
NINE
NIGHTS
or the renowned
GABRIEf.
AND
FRANCOIS
RAvEI.
Three nights only OF
THE MAGIC Pitts
MARIA HENEECART "'
IN HER LAST GREAT SUCCESS
TERfsIcHORR
THE SECRET MARRIAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-21

LNOR LIvERPOOI.-THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER
~ ship DREADNOUGHT Captain Samues having made
four in succession under fourteen days sail
on the eth OF September splendid brass band attached
e ship For passage. having unequalled
and at rates apply on board pier North river
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-24
9aitce'8
SarlapariQe>, peJetabitil6e peer 8lutreinie

All
9un9S=Bilenl
our ~0tetnt8ufe bes SIlteS, 8sfretuna BON Sale. arr mte
4eTeerreuun8 Der 9sf6rten Srbnln9 bS Wla0sns unb d ntsr
letbeS. O9sPspfd, SGpimmtn TIM RpSfe &C.. Stbt es fet"c ssf
lere Ileetjln: @1abluttBe Yerfrren irelde BduRa an erst'
ree, S9ptn6el, S9lafrigfett anb 8Itneen IN cen S5rtT Is
oen, que Efttenee, be BON etnern su farfea Niuthronoe roM
penn %opfe, petn8eia9t fnb, fD lten niemaIS Obne 6tefpo Dinsy
lsia, taeea oteie bet fGnea 8sbraudt, bic eefG1rIt0aer Granys
Ntan lele ~fOIeenbes lObenbe i3euani6 i,ber bic
9etltttg bon DDSpepiia.
w Wtp 9teffttt bii1etnt8t, oGB meme Irdu felt II 3obrsc
an UisPsptd M uno aue dn8esei8ten Nlebt,inen uuD 8 bpma
ip"1aHtlWeH QetInitttel CbHe &rfpIa benuBte. SD felbh rur6t
II oSOl9e narten &rtntsns betna6e bItnb un6 befJrd,tStr hs
t1leaee 6rant9ett Ut 6etGntnten. 81 bEtte id sn SancS,a
Sariapartle-Vt TIL Inb bUlte mir eine @hoGts1 n,<rs5ssa
3u Inetnean grDBten @rRdunen purbe Ids fptrSbf - eu
metne Erdu bnrG ben @ebraub b~erfelben clfrIrt mn ~ ~ ~
fnDe nttN lest rrctI ub rtuater.
G. s. san,
Alpeniarles Eabe 2Dilfar.
Netni9urg oe8 Blute8I
BaIthntpre, ben 80. Suit 1919
E1@S mro gtetttt bef1etnt8t, bdB tb an befttaen Gdtr,sr.e.
n per orut unD TIM rebtfn Mrnte lttt, melde nm Sem no."
Uptpsnsh surname ntetneS . .utes %berrEbrten. Man empfcbI
MFR ben 5ebra@ Srn 6ance's Sarfararteae- pber @fTir,iny'
91d6S"Ytuen. Wa3btn1 tb cine Sha6tel buDpn osGrnnhi
gate, Serl1ndneed bic S6neraen. Sic g3tr!fnrrfe ,to Ssr MI
len war iepr Geltn6 unb t1 ntu6 beteauen, beEfs hos sSnr'
ne9aHt @uF8irnttteI btIben, wel6eS i'd fe aeb ratiG,as ~ .
Y1trtG ScDtt,
Np' 70 esnfpas-, jrtfben 9pmarh. unb @utnr,as
Sur Warnunal
eotu man pteie Etaen 9ebrauben, 10 ft nan orF no. j..
oap man nt9t anesflbrt weree. Wfdn fauI erftrsSsr H. = "a
r'Vrsea A8enten, peer f0nne felbf mad ~
Setb G. 9ance.
U..ox gU. 1C3 NoIt,mpreRr
3 G6aDteIu fit 81, "V V'asa'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-24
01neh18
Magical Pain Extraction.

Magical Pain Extractor.
~ ~ M.tm ~ 1T ste G~ntsedane III 6er MateriaI gGsbnip 81.
na0 ny 5gstLt tn aartsr Gnt,an'nns' f. RAID in t Hr,tI aa ,gre
> sI Safe4 2mraa a,S Ss,11atq rssSSSa SSss gogn1sn aaD @ei8part 10
tt9tn S&Sosa aaradseIadsn, ais bur& Saats's ntaait De-
BET S8nittcn, Q6nnben, @errsntuuaen uub g,r,
aasn, benen 6inber thinner unterwprIsn fnS - IN 81 III
t.an9 Is d3ten Oaqe9'iGen S@mfrss @erttleers fns,,pr S II
lelbe! QDte DeI S6nter3en uno Qeiben t5nnten ni%t So So
ctslts Uttttel %Serttn6ert tpsrben. Sa felbf bas QtbcS bssst
SIt eaoD. ab, bnB Der d6te Daaep-@rtraet Bel Der banb a
MSeefeS Deta9en me ne 8roruften @anpbIets, auf bic i'd er
8eoenf etnSuneifen MIR erlaube unD fur beten SDd6rbs{t4a
MTG Serantwprtlt9 talte. VN ;"
~ vi = gay ret gsrbrennunsen unb @erbrGbrnaen maa er
nEg 70 oeoenten6 fetn, bat tertalS ban outoirfsn scn mnasr
tenssWerttI8er MT. erFanben. S~"'FF"
htnrS Gtianstt ~, MY ~ S ~taH oe osd&tel eia tn Stabl 8etos
nnO y o., @t9entbaH1er, un6 $ enrs DoIfrs 4 tIxnt
bat. FfV' 6aertFant
Vreis 25 Cts. fur bic SdaGteI.
~ Der Nedte Utrb Dsrtduft BEL 6 etb 6. 6ons 90
1O8, 2Oea.SaIttmOrtRr ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-24

ale49Dl per @al. $50 GtS,
Q "tsu n : 9eFe SSben IS Gents per 4P .20labss 1871, ROa
90 bnen, Ser Sufbel tla-15O.
SrSGtr' . Gents per plumb.
6.t1Ss Madaret. sS.1 SIS 5O-17ptr>1OO .. ;GSO. Q
sSaar ria;a Ny So :; srS9s 10 100 az, 9tto t Z &c 1921,
eaaSetts pga 800 per 8pl; 9 d a b yer BaB $3.50
arS53tD dft 49,, q yer 100 9faGO $2,50--3;
s%St; Yetetn s-1155GSS Gfs. per ~; i pFrtEnt6ean''
SsSars, gtement IL 8 yer pf. Mttftn 1O-1O1z. uain.
Sa99er 3A--53, Wtustatnab6 5-68, Yfefer 1OL-tO%
1taSt1tblutbe 47-50 Gents.
S . q ss gfgf@Uiantl9sr 2S47 9funb $62-63,
q ct r e, qDstssa; rStber %14O-15O, wstgsr gutter 1so-
6 @O @Si MI M 3 81 ets; genal, 9811Ooe.
9epf ea, neGsr par 9funO IA Cts.
5dmte, per ~ 25H Gts, Iules Gil, setrudnete14-l6 6
y a \ a IT, anerttaHtI9er per 6pane $ll5.15O, Waaniaa per
&artptteln WteFceF per Suiptu 9O-oO Cts, aep6 nGt6s
satfee MtO fair per gtanb az, RtO gut 12<, srtra 70
Sapa 1i1a, ~2asuapra 11R-1z Gts.
& eefaGme en-, 1925
RAE, per VfunD S-9R Gents.
& U9Ien fstns 5orf6ur8 per 1onne So. SO, Stun Of TIE Nltne
$S'5s sunsp 70, @sOrss's Greet aGs oOrten S.. 90
HO g~besal9eus unO Baltimore G~Ompaente $5,25 $50
eshs SIT sUgIsa yer plumb So-S1 @ts, aUantrg sUbIe
IsnleSer S7- ?ssI Sts, sttp SSei6irr, ID iSpa sPGsa onsS S s{s
Country @ti6irr, lGparS 22-26 @t$, ObsrlSber ~raub.Sos
Sen $3-4.50, 8alpfeGe bas 9uBenb 1920
2t1ter, Mbamantine per $ SM-1@ 6. demtr6e @psrm
$50 Cts, Spern. 29z4 Gts, Mpulb ~(Beaptene) lSehI
lib Cts, bD City ISGt
1870, better las GtS.
NtDlaffest gtegsOrleans fair BITS prtma per @alOme Az
q Gts,. GaBa 80 SO, UsuScO0abO 1913 Cts, YOrt0
DO bl 9Oparbfr. Rsue5 p. S. $3.50 &fts @1tat $7,5O-8,95
Supar OttO $3.50 9OpdrOfr. Grtra $8,00-8.25 Str
@rtrd $7.50-8, 4altp. Samtl1 $3.50, 8altD. @rtra So.
DO, 8U8sen $3.50, SOrnntepl 8aIttmp. per 100 plumb s.
TO. &uunts $4.75.
u a IL per Sufpel S
. el, sperm per @alone 81. 25-f,35, Common gBbaGe 65-
70 @ts, gatsnt 7o-75, 2arh,Sel7o 50 Gts. 9sinIad.
men.Sel IS Cts.
prestftenen, 8eef per 100 az $1l-15, M,g.gOrt $ts,
SO. @eraa@etteS 5@wetasaetl4: S4alfer per #P "a
GtS, Setter 81 Cts, S6tnten 10-13 s.
uagerdnGartsa S4petneFetlG S9ulttr 64 GtS, Sci.
ten 8MGts.} Qanb 11M-11M
Nu NJ 9teps@6lnnb per SauCne As so &ts.
VI ete, peer Yf 3Y-4-4% Its.
Salt, @rpnb blum per Sad 90 Cts, MarI4aG's Sf.S5
Nibtphs $t.40, Surfs Sslanb 1916 &ts.
Strpb, 6cg8en per Gpnne $10--l2, GB1faet SIS.
Baltimore ben %. Sauuar 1859.
SprIp, tuaB, ertra per 61apne AZ Bic a. Cts.
Stdrte, p$ So bis 62 Cts.
Ialg, per +F 10N Cts.
Ba ga d, per 9P "A sis 30 Cts.
% d. per +1 80 bis 81 Cts.
DbtSte9l Gttp unb 9anb per 9aGDne 80 8 Obto 3i-32.
Nep.Otlears per 100 BP T.25 bs 900, gSrts
Ntcc, $6.25-j.75, Cube $7.-762 @dfRntrter 8uder febt
IL ben ncrl&ieosnen . rabeu Nn 6M-f2a ie mad Qual.