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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-21

OuOUbVAUAt N~yuVACSAtNG OUbt
No. 70 SecouDtraBe.
Tcmers Marimez mno 3eben8=U erlides
rmnessG 6 mpaeniem+
Si6erte unb felttfte Gompasnie.
Serlidetun9s. Comp. Der YaIep BON Vir9iuien,
nit $4,000 Capital.
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nit 100000 CAPITAL.
NIbemarle 8erli9eruns8s @omp. BON Btr9inien
nit $4,000 Capital.
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nit $3.50, 600 Capital.
Securitp. Verliheruue8. Comp. BON News g)crf,
NIT $270,OO0 Capital.
Bbenir gerliderung8s@ cmp. bon HepsYcrt,
nit 100000 Capital.
HeIolute 0erltferlnaS Comp. BON Jtep Ucrt,
nit S27O 900 Capital.
WOntaut. 8erfiderun9S<&cmp BON Nem-Ucrt,
nit 100000 Capital.
Nem Wcrlos0etliher. Comp. BON Werp> g)crf,
nit S25O,O0O Capital.
Wercantile Dtutual Wfarine,
lutt $1,000, 900 capital.
0ereiniote Staaten 2eben8 Yeriihernn5 &C.
nit SI,25O,9 72 Capital.
Die pben bemerfien &Urt5a antea fab Son Der fesisldtnr
beS StaGtes Wdrtlanb auttDrtRrt unp Itisnfrt.
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seteaeu 8etroe, Sn antmSrtltN fur bic 8GblunB ,. Uerl ne.
d6er an8s pOIicen wetten a%ussessbsn n6 Wsrluhe
punttit& crftst. 1Po1O Sppnbpn,
70 SecDnstr
8rtb. Ntlmm, eurtss0r. San17,I
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OcfbGftss0 rDHnmm0

Gas, .Oa8 bIIIi0 lte aIIer Nl4ttl
obe muir fir Dieieutsen, pslae R4 bic @asrDbrsn unb nStt'
arm Wprrtbtunaen pn 8 tGrIee Sun0puPn &de pGh
Baltimore unb SrDntfraee dnibdfen.
Specimen Treuneen unb Betannteu, fDwte benz pubIitum
Sbsrbaupf. erldube Id MIR BITE Bemerlune su mdhen, bs bel
mir nur DON Der ree1fen Bebtennns BITE yfebe fetn tann iretI
ale lrbetten burG mttne eseaen 96nbs oeben.
Gh- Reparatureu, 1Otrte tpmrtge MtetnusMrbetsen werbe i'd
70 i@nel ale m6esi@ kelpreent
Des1,l @4As. T'u nShutu n.
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srlafe su @sraronrnssn wirb bitrmtf sur Ra6rt&t fur oue
8ttteiltStea p~ubItstrt, pa BITE farin entbalttnen 8sRlmmHn-
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benz Staptratbe uon Bait more, bag, wenn Der Dber bic ct.
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6daosS ben gu bt fem e~spOrtsen 9pbraRt lanfen Iafrn O6tr
erlauben unb useben. bab bemlel6eu mebr NDafer entnpna.
men sptrb, ais fur ZEN 8tbarf etnes 9ausbeFbsrs cher Be-
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bem pubItiGm sbsr etnt lngn YtrlUnen unanne6mit4tetttn
pbsr >6aoen sufiscn iUute, Der betrefenbe 6auseieentbumer
UOsr eswOpnsr esnss 9aafss In cine CITRATE BON nt5t mebr
ais $40 ve, fdGt." Snrt22mt
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Programm
G. fr GbetI

@toBes
Snffrumental Mnb NpcdI-G un;erf
Mpntas MbenO ben "a Sanuar
tn Der
WfarDtuno Gnftitut 6alle.
Snnt Dejten Der Wittme beS Dertorbeuea
George Q~tnbaro.
DGs Du iItfRn wtrb biermit aGtunsssOn bsnaasta lat,
tas aae a.rrbtrettun8en setrpHsX wIrbtn 81 etnern er1ssn
~Snltrumental- unD Sccal CONCERT.
Bet welHem bic srSsten RaafIer Der 5tabt mltutrtem rerben
uns ben pnolttum 70 cine Der brtaaaItt;n MAO ssau6SOaatn
muftalifAtn. unterbaltun8en ttsten, rtrbunoen nit ZEN 9ben
btmertsn wOhGDbIt6en 8reds.
60 wcrbea ib babel
nile Wfnfif SanSS Der Staot
tn einem feItsnea YrSsramm pDa SnAru meatai. III lift Iopis
ete ausssstanstHen Ssfanss @Ortrdse Der bstanntsaea
Ranhter psrttnts,n-
Das CONCERT itebt inter ~fulsenosn Dirtasntcn;
Dir ssnt ssn l%lifitSr. MaHt. Chs IN prOdff. n. SuTncnt.
Die Sufrumsntal, Walf DirO Dursetrasen BON
Snss2snesns nints oaas @apt Slaanb
Bait more Ssrtttt Drof. VI ,reab
National @Crnet Ddte &apt AcpmS
Snbepe bent &prnet 8dnb Smit5
Wlcuumfntal &Ornet Binb ,brt5er
s lOmann's Ghs Gornst SAnD GelOmann
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Of.8aIttmpre 6Gnb &9arIes
Die Gelanssvortrdye OUn
5armsne 8 fang. 9srssta prpf StnOt
NeOlean DeuTtI IL " Notation ia6mind
programme
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l. Der Amtss, &bpr ausS9rDut- bEur, - Gsrti
WstHtdr. Mtnt'-a9brt Goo N1utter IL. 80 n toe> 4mbsj.-
3. &tor, pen Wlr8tn SpGf3re
3armuntr @eIans Usrsta.
3. Surerturs aus Wlartb - J!r' ON
9 pbes Ot6efer C00 Muiter
A. Salo fus BITE 0tDltue Da.ih
prof. Wa.r
5. GHsr to Siaters @lts Jtrs. Rsrtpa
AeOlean Dfnfcdl Vii ,c:atOn,
g. WaIisr Weeres.1raum @da6'l
Baltimore SUtcrt.
3wette Mbtbetlung.
1. Duseftur. aus Sra Dtaurlo - aabfr
@rrBeS Drhetr.
2, Gtpr NIT G6p, Der NaIb 0ans5le
Iarmpnte @efans. UerstG.
8. Duet, GrOubabpur 0 tht
Snpsptnbsut Blues 1ans
I, e,iU grplSnsflo ss1uAts
Vrpf. atrIab.
5. Gbsr, DIR 6atnenh1un 6.es1t
5Irmsnte 0ei6n5- 0eretn.
s. Dup.rtari, StrabeaG Slctp6
6tar SOaaaltb 8aHner WitIIdr WuTt-@bSre.
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Bet olen WttpIepera b T Ssrfpepeaen 3 an = snp Nbe1oS q
Der N.
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8efamntnt0tbMn0.
OS6bmaidbinen. OlGbmatdbineu

Thomas Ohanks, proTltIWer Wt11DlHllt,
Nurb 5iabnra6e. nabe BaltinDreitraBe,
nt&dt aue Neparaturen an 9apmaf4tnsn, Drndts.preHen,
Bledner @ertieu8en &C. &C. Nroele tur pie Yateat.OtFes
uerben oenou nab Der 3et1nung perfertt8t. -
N8. @sbrauGte RG0malAtnen rsrben sttanft, ansespebs
felt u b ferfaufr. De31S,3utt
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Neue Mn3et0eu.

!@rORsStaunm Oes 11uabb. OrOens Der Rotbs
tndHner nntn @taate MarDlan0.
Den Wtttelteseru, fuwte ben Repr6fentanten Der u%ntergeDtb.
net,n Stdmme sur NaGrt6t, taB BET Der ttutt Abenb fattFn'
benben baIbtdprteen @erfammlIus bic GDobl unb @tnisBans
Der nsaen 1taHlsn R~atlFntet, wclu bEFt6f nnla6tt
j Anbr. &prb, @rCB tr.ttflbpr.
@rDk,90ge 0e8 Staates Wtarnlan0 ". 9.O 8.
Den Beamtsn, glttelttbsrn unb @eprdlentanttn btier y T..
9Ogt bteHs btermit sur Na&rt&t, b6 btr reeetnGeiee stertsl
iabrt8e 9erlammtune, lnOr8sn, Jrettas bsn q; ;: ~. ADtnIs
sebaltsn wirb. 8u reGt inblrti&er GHeilnapme wsrheu
Obtse Mitelteber etnGeInben. SIN GHtraee
bes SrMm. Wr..Bdrbe Gr. Rein beta CT.
DE BaIt. d u MIA 4 n @r.'Sefr.
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Oeutfcbe &ortoTeIn.

9oeben erbllteH
etns srpse aualttdt beutfGe 4artuHeln. usI&t i'd Dteber.
Der. 0ertGntern SWm ttgteaen Dretfe ablahe.
Chr. Dbl,
San15.S @de BON Nibertp- unb @erm0nRr.
8efamntmacbun0.
Scr @ernautG M6nrer.GtOr Dat fem &r~rianmIunesIGfaI
mad benz 6aufe nes 9errn BGrb, VIC. "a 5Cmtt SbarpRr..
,miiben Sernlnu. unb 9Ombarenr. rtrle6t.
Sem frlter mebrfadb nHs8.fprpMtnen Nunf@e sntEpte.
denb baben wtr ben &pntrdtt hbtr btes Qof1l babtn dbae.
SGioGen, bae basleIbe auBer ben fir BITE @efans-uebnnetn BE-.
Afmmttn Mbenbra III ftbtr enbem 8tt du& gu ben ~pripattSeu
Werlan ~uIungsn Der alttpen unb ~p0ffstn WitoIieber BEN
@ermanta Manner.Gbrr sur aasf<tbIt4en 4 ispoftiOn &C.
ne0t werbe.
Dies dur &snntnts br Mttetie6sr ~brineekb unb bamit Die
Ginlabung an bte9elben gum Bftertn unp jabIrei1en Befu6
Des 8eretnslptals uerbinDenb, wirb elethjetSig erfn6t, 8eiels
b~taietIesea gu wOnsn.4
Desl4,1mt 8. y. WtdeI, STR.
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M MXg Va -~
~ De; lnterjetNnste maGt fetnen hreunben iDwte benz
E%Ik gublti IN ote ersebsne Nntstst, t6 er am Wtentas
- ben "a. Sanrar etntn Saa tn benz Saale bes Blue
Gtphe 5auies, @de BON Grpnt uab Bapfr. avbaiten ptr6,
trU3u CT BITE beaen Gncs ~bnungen gelrohea bar nm ben Gpetl-
neRmern. Medic ton init tbreT @eesnwart bss breu, etaen edit
reTenIettn Mbene 5u bercten,
Ssn15 81 &DutS GtRonet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Railroad Accident.

SYRACUSE, May 49,
As the Buffalo and New York express
train, due in this city at 1925 A. NJ, was
passing crossing, one mile west of Jordon,
COW jumped between the tender and bag
gage car, throwing two passenger cars of the
track, and dragging them some distance
The conductor, Thos. s. Clifford was killed,
and two or three passengers fatally injured,
and fifteen or twenty wounded.
The following is list Of persons injured
by the accident on the New York Central II.
r. yesterday:
Samuel Slasson, of Canada, very badly in
jured--can hardly survive; Thos. Wilson, Of
Rochester, n. Y, badly cut and bruised; G..
Kimball, same; Rachel Bosnian, Of n. Or
Icons, badly bruised Matilda Brown, Of N.
Orleans, badly bruised; Mr.. Brown, of New
Orleans, slightly bruised; Maria Slasson, Of
Piqua, o., slightly hurt; j. Holmes, OF Mil
lersburg, o., same James Barr, of Hamil-
ton, @. W., same; II. ID. Kellsgg, of Bridge
wotee, n. Y, same; Otto Redmeister, of To-
ledo, o., same; John Clark, Of Covington, O.,
same; Sarah Brown, of Oswego, N. Y >, same; I;
Adelia Hewitt, of Montreal, same; James n.
Hutchinson, Of Fayetteville, n. Y, same;
jerome Ensell, Of N. York city, same; Pau
lima Deveree, Of ~ York, same; John Nc
Coy and wife, Of Matteson, Ills, same; Mrs.
Robin and child, Of Palo, Wis, and Miss
Hewitt, Of Cincinnati, same,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Presbyterian Assembly.


INDIANAPOLIS, May 10.
The General Assembly Of the Presbyteri-
an Church Of the United States convened at
the 3d Presbyterian church in this city at 10
o'clock to-day.
In the absence Of Dr. Scott, uf California,
the last Moderator, DR.. Rice, Of Chicago, by
appointment, preached the opening sermon,
and presided until new Moderator was cho-
sen.
Three hundred and twelve delegates are
already in attendance, from every part Of the
country, and some missionaries from Asia
aud Africa.
Rev. WIN. l.. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky,
was elected Moderator by acclamation, and
Rev. Mr., Mann, Of y. Y, temporary Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
TOn washington.

WASHINGTON, May l9.
Just previous to the departure orthe Count
SartigeS he openly said to two gentlemen
from New York, that should there be war in
Europe, as he believed there would, the
right of search would be re-asserted and en-
forced.
The President has formally accepted the
invitation Of tn, trustees Of the University
Of North Carolina to visit Chapel Hill, at the
annual commencement. 1t is expected the
Secretary of War, and other friends, will
accompany him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
From Havana.

NEW HoRK, May 10.
The steamer Kama arrived at this port this
evening Her dates are not 80 late as al
ready received.
Tho Havana papers report, that two car
goes OF Africans were recently landed on the
Island.
Two propcllers were of the Island, few
days previous, which were supposed TO be
filled with fillbusters
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
General Assembly N. =. Prcsbvtc-
rinn Church.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 49,.
The General Assembly Of the New-School
Presbyterian Church commenced its session
in this city at IL O'Clock this morning.
About 175 delegates were in attendance
at tho opening.
Dew. DR.. Thompson, Of Buffalo, delivered
the opening sermon, on the office and work
Of Bishop.
Rev. DR.. Patterson, Of Chicago, was elected
Moderator, and Rev. Chas p Bush of llli-
nos, and Rev. II. 4. Miles, of New Y York,
temporary Chairmen.
The city of Pittsburg was selected rs the
next place Of meeting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
orent Horse Rnco.

Nrw YoRE, May 10.
The great double-ieam match for $4,000
between Ethan Allen and mate and Lantern
and mate, came off on the Union Course,
Long Island, yesterday. The race was an
exciting one, and was largely attended by
sporting characters from ali parts Of the
country There were five hoats, and Ethan
Allen was declared the victor. The first
was dead heat; time 2AllS. The second
was won by Ethan Allen; time 2:27lS. Tho
third won by same in 2:4O. The fourth
was a dead heat, and the fifth was won by
Ethan Allen in 2:35-beating lantern only
eight inches.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
Grain Market.
Cincinnati Markets,

OIuCIuuatI MaTkotB,
CINCINNATI, May 10.
Flour firm. S7.50@7,65 for superfine.
Whisky 2s14@26A.
Provisions buoyant. Mess Pork $ls, ,75@ls,
s7; prime Sl3,00@l3,75.
Wheat steady. White l 1901 Is; Red So
CLIO.
Corn active at 81 @95
Rye in fair demand at l,00ml.O .O4
Barley dull at 55372.
Oats, 60665 for prime
| ard ia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
New York Market.

New York Market.
New YoRK, May 10.
Flour advanced Ohio $5,9U@67O for super
State, 1901 ,s5 for extra do; 7.3O@s,OO for
common to good extra Western, 7,75@9,l0 for
do Round Hoop Ohio; Canadian Flour dull and
nominal at 7,75@s,75 for extra.
Rye Flour at 4, ,5O@5
Wheat buoyant. White I,l6ml ,25; Red
Sl,70@l,75.
Corn firm at 92@99l6 for mixed White 81
@99. Oats dull at 56663l@.
Pork firm, Mess, SlS,O06ls,75 Prime,
$I5, 5,5Odl5,62l$.
Whisky dull at 3003l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-20
A CURE WARRAnTnp.

Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively 70 this peculiar class Of mAladies and
the relief the have consequently been able TO ren-
der their feow-creaturs Ia fully teslfed and gTAte
fully acknowledged by convRloscent patients and
others daily arriving In town. from ali parts Of the
country, for the express purpose only Of oonsulta-
tiona, while their cNertions hayebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced In enqulfing into tho causes Of
these INFECTIOUS complaints from their most simple
condition 10 that OF the most dangerous ana invot-
crate they have alwa,s entertained the possibility
Of their prevention and removal. and likewise in
yarably found that the mOat horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
70 oneoi the following causes:-Ignorance neglect,
or the Ill effects Of unskilfu improper treatment;
therefore DR.. AMOS and SON have succeeded In
discovering, in the selection Of their remedies, a
safe, eitectual and cautious course, Omitting ali
combination OF remedies which bear an equiyocnl
character, ae well as those whose or iniu-
dioous application might be productive Of bad com
sequences in the hands of private individuals. In
short, the Rudabe end of their remedies s the ess
eniDg OF great mass Of human misery by the Aley-
iaton, relief and prevention Of those grierous AZ.
hiotiona that are reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while thet so extensively surround us, call
aloud for our skill and interference for their exter-
mination.
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Persons In an part OF the world may be suceess-
fully treated BY forwarding a correct detail of their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc
Address DR.. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N Y. ianT-dawly
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COR. MAIN AND THIRD BTa.,

DAYTON. q.
HAVE RECENTLY REFITTED THIS
well-known Gallery with all the improvements
OF the Photographic Art and have made II the most
complete and attractive in the city. Ihsve procu-
red the right to use the Solar Camera, the moat i'm
portant Improvement in Photography, and am pre-
pared to enlarge to Life Size on Canvass Paper,
Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, or Min
tature Portraits,
OF any kind, and have them colored in Oil, CmyOn,
Water Color, or India Ink, by the very best Artist
Those having small pictures Of deceased friends,
CANDY the above process, secure correct and dura-
BILE likeness-one that will be valued at all times
have associated with me In the Photographic de-
partment Mr.. o. d. FINCH, one of the best Artists
in the United States; and cordially invite all to call
and examine his specimens recently enlarged-they
speak for themselves.
Rar All work WARRANTED, or no charges
will be made.
mhl T, ], ROBINSON
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Important TO Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius Cheeseman, II. D.
NEW.YoRK CITY.
Thecombination ofingredients in these Pills are
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all Irregularities Painful Menstruations removing
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whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue,
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NOTICE.
There is one condition of the female system in
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Warranted purely vegetable, and Iree anythingin-
furious. Explicit directions, that should be read,
accompany each box. Price 81. Seut by mai on en-.
closing 81 to the General Agent
No. Sold by one Druggist in every town
in the United States ~S6u
r. b. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for The United States,
1856 Chambers ST., New York.
To t0hom all shOtssate orders should be addressed.
Agent for Dayton,
GR0NEWEG, & CO.,
septl4 j. M. DIETRICH.
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