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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

Foreign and Domestic Mauss
TIME or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. .Eor-Alhany Buffalo and Canada. 1915 p. N
North and West way mail. 81 A. "
Western man Via Erie RR.5l4 A. NJ and jsa5P. NJ.
South and southwestern
mais......; .......,...;.s,s \. ~ and AZ r n
Eastern mail, by railroad. 5ls A. N. and 7. ".
=" g by steamboat ............4 r. NJ.
SUNDAY Mails. On Sunday all mails close al this
office at ~ IN
CAIiroRslA rs steamship Moses Taylor Monday.
The Overland Mail for California leaves ST i.onis
every Monday and Thursday at s A. N. Letters
designed for should be marked "0verland via
81. Iouls.u " -
LAKE Cry The overland st. Joseph ,Mo1 10 Sal,
Lake City, leaves ST. Joseph every Saturday n
"a. ~ Letters should be marked Overland
via 81. Joseph"
HAvANA......By steamship Cahawba. Monday.
So PACIFIC. BY steamship Moses Taylor Monday,
BARAnA ISDs On the day after the arrival of each alter
,unerd packet at this port being 4
month the steamer Karnsk will be despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands, 10 be landed
Mt Nassau N. y.
EUROPE =. BY steamship America, from Boston,
close here Tuesday, SEPT 6......... 2 ard p. VI.
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|. Nor,cn, A NJ solnmons, nsssca Ny =: Shines
Miss rrnscr, q pienee. x AVIS, narsv l. Naei.
Gutter = naS J 7 n Isms s,s wna4Ee Mss j liar.
wiAans Wfca " ra'ssAe Q Aars~y' two cn,ircn
and Nurse powe' sSs.- -rr Mrs VI Quinn fs,ckc
Ieyy NJ tinpe' * " Nte Missi Clifton Miss i i.rks
Mrs. chrjsiern ss Towers Wm Mrs,eran ohn ,arr
levy siits srs igSara Mrs kohaekc Cnma'1rSi
Vol ers q Nron ssngillow, koran cos,w ~, Nrr
Na,fav NcCalvcy, u G Hutchinson, Fay, NOLAN /,
pNr-F Fiusen 4 Pudigan, Gerson and lady, NJ Ger
son F.ier Ely reppernan, Ions q I lnthm ,sn
man Mrs iudcns II rarr~w, Clinton smith iona br1wh.
IN'S~hcrne .'ohn u anderson, Levy Mrs warner MISS
Nsrner-and IL III the stceragc.
For $ Thomas, l. ia the bark EvaMr and MRS "ofFe'
and child. -, .,nar,,o,,
TtdIn yarsees in the bark Fergus-Rev John acDefmon
from Rome for the West.
Troa Aux Caves in brig A G whidden-A Ross
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Total for the month ! ,o26 ,A30

The September receipts thus far as reported by tec
graph, show a steady increase on these figures.
We showed last week that the shipments from Chicago
for the year thus far had been small that, the East
took much this yeor did in 1858, the shipments
for the remainder Of the would be the largest
known during the like period Of time. The following
table will enable the reader TO judge Of the movement
thl~ far
SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO BY LAKE FROM 10Th AUGUST 10
ID SEPTEMBER.
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as well as every other ailment
OF THE FEET.
This Dr. s. has the satisfaction Of stating that
HEN EEAs.Ep no DO
through BsTs SYD e H. STUDY
which enables him to effect ctr T'Sep'
: = 6ArsIxe THE SLIGHTEST PAIN.
owing n'' sps SSsr e T fsSn5e PERSONS
nat 'h'y may pl' FE aRsRssys sc yh
IN his bands without sTpsss1ssg he ss.a
from his mode Of treatment
has the satisfaction of laying before he public at his
CONSULTING ROOMS
EXTRAORDINARY SATISFACTION
Nn'n ' NuMaReWs G r. az TsTonA1s
IRON R6 s3G st N as distinguished members Of The
STATESMEN,
DIpLoM.rrsrs,
cLERsYMEN and
MILITARY CELEBRITIES OF
EUROPE
MAJESTY BAVARIA.
Eorseur scoer e,trat pluseus cors a. Maies.s sans
occassionner Ia mondre douleur. In. Won FoIIER.
IMPERIAL NAPOLEON.
''''''S 80 JEROME NAroLros.
cAsRoBERr.
Je cerfe que schlosser extrat pusleurs cors res
douonreua avec beaucoup de dextero ct faire
sou1rr CAsRoBERy.
DIR. scHLossER
has also the pleasure Of Tsss5r,ps e he
N'''' 'A"s = 's'' CONSULTING ROOMS
S'' '''' y MOST rpyyENT Crrr1rrc
q the United States and Canada which tesins-
s s,.'s sssm
MrersAsrs,
CrxnoYxEx
Druon.nsrs,
MILITARY MEN and
DR. aCrTI.OSsER
takes he liberty Of calling the attention Of the public 10 tbe
noS. ". r. PHILLIPS WASHINGTON.
Mr. schosser has operated on the of two Of my family
's'' - ". F. PHILLIPS.
PROFESSOR D GILBERT, PHILADELPHIA
Mr. schlosser removed four from without pain.
MR.. ". RICE, FORMERLY THE PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr. schosser hrs extracted two from my toe which
ese viii Hh he onerstes i and eheerfuy re
commend him to ai Who are troubled With corns as The only
cali, and withou, pain. WV RICE.
W. ,. BoRRocH PRESIDENT COLLEGE, roRpHAx.
Mr. schosser has extracted from me number Of corns With
out giving he least pain WIN P WoRsoca, b. b.
8. y. lands, EsrABLmHxExr
PHILADELPHIA
M chlosser has painful from my toss
would by Al means recommend him eyerybody who
REV. cnAs W. QUICK rrrrsBuRa
The operation. Of Dr. unattended with pan
10 INV entire sa,sfrction CHAs. W. QyioK.
x,r.y,on. MANAGER or CANADA.
Dr. sohoeser has removed several from feet with
HON. {. 4. pr,sAurLrs, LOWER CANADA
:, n,sr stsoeser Went dc m otter deux cors tres pro
enacncs dams les chars sans me cnssr Ia .
RON n. a. poRios LOWER CANADA.
pcseur sevser M errat pu5leusS n scrs sans
GENERAL R. PATTERSON, PHILADELPHIA.
schosse has operate on the feet of Of family
and did II very well. X. PATTERSON.
schosser also bcss stste that he N Possession
~ hnny w % sns ne 1ssTsss ady w S
CONSULTING ROOMS.
DR.. scHLossERs
Nine Psa r S e ( so P;ys y 2
"a rlth avenue.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
s NJ ssaos:.r ,. consulted only NJ s
EXCURSIONS.
TxCURsIoN.-cHoLERA BANRs-IN CONSEQUENCE
Inc seaIos ~ rns previous excursion the ownen
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ote ahu Wtttetn supcrine and extra ground from new
wheat were held at figure above the outside quotations
gwen above southern -four in fair request, with
r saos made TO the trade, which embraced 900 bush
e wthn the range Of prices given above Rye -four was
N iair demand, with sales OF l25 bbls at the above
& Corn meal was easier and sales of about $50
ppis new jersey were made at 50 80. Whea.-Tbe mar
ke was heavy and irregular for most deecr,ons. the
saes embraced about 600 bushels including white Ken
lucky AT u 30 81 80; white Southern at 81 32k
- 80 ana red Southern at 81 20. Rye quiet Sic
&c Oats were heavy, with moderate sales at Sec 3ac
for state, and OF Western and Canadian at CSC 4nc
Com was without change Of moment with sales Of ABOUT
1900 bushels, including Western new mixed at Soc
S2c.
CrTTy.-Thc market was scady, while the sales en-
braeed about 100 bngs Rio at lie a1l1sc and 800 do
ST. Domingo at IL nc. IL sc
Ios-Thc market was quiet, while sales were con.
following QUOTATIONS.
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abatement whatever ana al that olars il reaiiy alb
sorbed ~ the banks aud brokers. Exchange was,
anything weaker to-day, hut transactions We're too re-
slStW "a Justify change il quotations, and repeat
ChN sterling bils, l0asl 1lc,l; bill Of adug traits,
Mesl 1924 francs, oils biia; sixty day b,ls -
New York. &c, Ia per cent discount; sight, II y
per cent pre- mum.
Tho following Is statement Of te earnings Of. the Bar
fao New York and Erie Railroad Culao u Cornng) for
tie month Of August, 1860, compared with the same
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr.

SATURDAY, Sept. Sop NJ
AsFS-Thc sales embraced IS bbla Of pots a. s. SO q
10 e2H and 40 do. pearls at IS g.
BREADsT1FTs.-F1our-The market was inactive, and
closed again at lower rates for descriptions The
transactions embraced about 900 900 bbls. closing
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Iw sew orleans PicaWms Ct the evening Of August q
renarke -
presnn oney market moved along steadily to-day without
es o. nrH class paper stl diminish and tho srnv,sy OF
y, ana iong dans IL smaller than il has been st
~ He 'of several months past The demand exhb,Is
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Thus far there has been export demand. At present
prices it is impossible to ship wheat -four Europe at
a profit Should Great Britain, however, from any
carse-either a rise in price there, or q fall
herc-be enabled TO take her usual average of bread
sus from the United States this year. the following table
will show tia, the export movement this fall will be very
large &c eight months which have elapsed Of
kurh an rnnsnn llxc
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MISCELLANEOUS.

--~----->>~~~>~>>oe,>~N> ~~~~
nR. sCHLossER
- MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE SURGEONS IN PARIS,
SURGEON CHIRoPODIsr
BAVARIA,
Europe, - e =
FIFTH AVENUE.
In consequence Of the requests which bean
In this metropolis,
DR. sCHLOSSER
has been Induced 10 visit II for
SHORT PERIOD ONLY.
He would most respectfully inform the public that he Of
FEW LIVING EXCLUSIVE PROFESSORS
of this most important but
TOO COMMONLY NEGLECTED BRANCH OF SURGERY
and the
ONLY SURGEON CHIRoPODIsT
PERMANENTLY AND COMPLETELY CURES
CCRNS,
CGRNS,
CORfS,
CCRN6,
BrNrONS
PUNlONS
PtNtCNS,
BuNIONS,
SOFT CORNs
SOFT CORNa
SOFT CORNR,
SOFT CORNS,
DISEAsED NAIIA
DISEASED eNAuA
DISEASED NAILS,
DISEASED NAILS.
well every other alnent
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCR
Port Of New York. September 4, 1853

ARRIVED
Steamship of the South Lyon Savannah. with nisc
and passengers TO hhchii \ Sou Friday, "a pm of
Cape sgnared steamship Huntsville hence for Sa
Steamship Montgomery, crocker Savannah with mice and
Cape passed steamship Colnmh hence for Charles
ton; IN steamship state Of .eorga from Philadelphia for
Steamship Petersburg Powell, Savannah with mise TO
Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond &c, with ndse ana
passengers 10 Indian Heineken
Steamship Thomas swarm layfeli Baltimore and Norfolk
Bsrk Cora Linn, Pnckney, Arirossan ~ dsys with iron
Brig Marion R-ey n'r) Hartney Barbados Anr Is in hal
last to sfken ronsde The bark IL CASTOR sailed days
previous for New York.
Brig Geo Washington, Lewis Rondout FOR Boston
schr Madison of Raimore, rrayers Port Spain Aug
Is with sugar to Mckee lst 50 80 lon IL 49,
spoke brig Calinucil hence for Neuvt4s.
schr = Ireland, naser & ctars s ,y;;. DAYS -,
schr Emily Smith Wilmington, NO 8 DAYS.
schr Ned Henderson, Wilmington, Nc sdays.
schr Crerfhaw Moss Richmond, 5 days
schr whipple Lawson, Virginia days.
schr J II IIo.t Lyon: Virginia 2days:
schr NJ l. Wednore, Robinson. Virginia.
schr Daniel NJ French, stiles Virginia
Schr Cannot Robinson Rockand, days
scr Caroline Hall Bunssr prov se.,s for Philadelphia
Schr Brave lowell Albany Tor Boston
scbr Mary rarnsworh, Head, Rondou, FOR Boston.
sehr Rendrick Fish wall, PORT Even for salem
Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia.
PHO, tca Edwin Forrest repor's,ug % lat Il o. lon 81
Bal,more-had experienced eht westerly winds and
be entire psssaSse @ pm pilot on board ship Isaac Webb
barks Narthas vineyard Glasgow; iva * Thomss brig
Zone; schr California, Cages and others.
Wind at sunrise wNw, at sunset y.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExCURsfoN-CHOLERA BANKs-TN CONSEQUENCE
~ o. me success Of the previous excursion the Il
ne steamboat HuETREsS Captain Duvs have been rsqness
"a 70 make nm carry morning trip to ~: Cholera BANKS %
Peck zip u 2oe,oox Tickets q baA Furnished ssees
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HTGHIA Ns Sent slrset0De ship In the Eastern ofng
bound in Wind NV, light.
LONG BRANCH SEPT sunsetOne brig passing this point
/ Wind W, III, hit; weather clear
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Shire Malay San Francisco Il Kmban New Orleans:
harks Narthas Vineyard. Glasgow; Iva 81 Thomas; brig
Zone; schr California AUX Cages and others.
Wind at sunrise WNW, at sunset y.
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bern tdnpIbereit auf pss Si9nal 3um anarllt
warteten, muBten nun Die 6ludt erareifen, unp
Oleles CAB S~erdnEafun3 gu oem in pen enali
laen 3eltun9en belprDaenen vhasty and dis
orderly retreat"
DieleS lit Die wabrbeitS9etreue Dartenuna
DeS Tor9efaaenen unO ieOer porurtbeilSfreic
WtenlA miro 5u8eben miien, DaB ben Turnern
fetn Sorwurf gu MAIDEN ut.
2Outspllle, IS. SUM. SIN biefiaen
SreiS9eri4te be9ann por9eltern Elm interelIanter
Yrc5eB. Gin treier 6arbi9er, Namens Steele
faulte Dor %etniJer 3eit letne 6rau nnD pref Sin
Der BON etnem 0errt Smltb, lbrtm 5errn.
Steele mar 70 oumu, iiA teInen &autldein &c.
ben gu lalen, uuO ais Smitb tur3liA ltarb,
UermaAte er feline Neser leluen 8eleelAen @r.
ben, Obne lener 6rau unO &inper @rwdbnuno
gu tbun. Die idmuei9en @rben woaten N1eele
leine Trau uno &tnOer mesnebuten, pieler mi.
Derlebte itd benz aber unO ~Oielelben wurDen inc
@efdngnlB IN .liAere Sbbut stbraAt. Die @r,
ben BADEN 8e9en ben 9eIdn9niBWarter uno Se
gen Steele etne &la9e auf 0erauSgabe Der 6rau
uno Stuoer einsebradt.
ct 8Duts, IL. SUM. So. s.. Qamb,
Der i'm Oe6ember 1857 feline Orau im Wtilli.
lltppt ertrantt bate uup oeS SerbredenS aetdn,
big mar, erlltt beute Nadmittas 1 ubr, in 0Of
rauln OeS bleit3en 9efan9nlBsebdupes ben &Or
dM 0alaeu.
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2sbsneast 8sbotent QbIgdAteit, mtt Der than
mdbrenp Der Belt5eit aud cen 8ncw@ytotbln98'
elementen uro Der Gncw- 9ictbinSsprelIe be8eSs
nete, sur ,,9ieblu9elei nit benz Nidt8wtller'
tbum" Itempeln. Hell Die Oeutiden iter bic
frSblide Telt3eit bic ltten Srdntun9en cine
Weile per9abeu uuo lid 9e8euiber ben tbnen
BEL pieler @ele9enbeit freunOII6 entSeSen fcm'
member SnOw- 9tctpIn9S ntAt alS unBe3oBene
Gensel betru9eu, "lCnpern Tteunolihtelt nit
6rennOlI6teit erwIOerten unO namentltd Die
Uielfaden @efdut9felten, welhe Dem 6elte pou
Setten Der anIeritanIlden Prelle erWleitn tpurs
Den, Obne HIfbalt anertannten, ltuo tie lelblt
certappte &n6W 9tOtbtn95. > welAe JtadtDo"
Belslc9it!
&einer Der 6eltbeamteu, teiner per 6elttbetl'
nebuler pirD ltA DurH lclt lannlerUClle Ner'
pdAtiguneen Die iA0ue @rinuerun8 per9duen
lalIen. llnbetimmert UNI cas- @etrdA5e Der
NahteuIe molten mir auf Der betretenen ii d :
9abu icrtlArelten. Ser5lid uno panftar
woIen mir benz mlrDl9en b~ulnauen 6eltprdlt l.
Denten Spllter, benz uuermipliden 0l5eprdlis
Denten Steinbad, benz treflliden Wteilter Gen,
idow, benz 9eiltUcllen freiOenteuren TeltreOner
Shelb unD alien ben anDeren Seamten unD
GOmmiIliOnsmutSlleOern, oeren u~netsenutei8er
6lelB u. neutrality-suspicious. SerlpaltunBS
unD Organizations Talent uuo Elm 10 berrliheS
Selt 0elhaffen, bic Odnpe ortden.
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(GinseIanbt) z
Ser Wfo5artzTerein bon Nepzg)urf icinen
SrennOea bonn SGmgerbultO OeS SiffiftS
COLUMBIA beitn S6eiOcn uOn @aibingtOu,

Ste fnb babin bic Gage Der 6el6net, bic bunten 8abnen
RUBIN Ntrbult i'm Sbrein,
Wtrtalet fnO BITE ItBttn 9ubeltldnss unb trabtr wirb Der Iebts
Betesldein, s M
Die aranen RrGnJe welten unb Dsrbsrben btt tar6'stn SGnber
blei1en NIT Der 8ttt,
1nb bic Marl&Gle NIT ben ldSnen S&drpen, tie Iesen as ben
Stnb uno aud rs Rtsb.
. @Dal9tngtCn, wte ptrb e. Dir ~eraebsn? Du blttf nun
trl6e af Oein Gapttsl,
Dta8R Du ben alien Bod aud td8ltG febeu, Ott Tt - (rtr
petttn crautl - bod nt6t gang wobl!
Den ROpf bebedt NIT benz aerbridten 9eostr. ben Garpet.ba8
tn fcnnptrbrGnater Daao,
80 3tebn wtr bur& beS 8,senS laat @epldtf&sr NIT fawerem
@ &Upf unb ~trnstBem @eraanO, ID
NNt rauben &eblen unb NIT 9atnerauaen, mttbannenS Cbltn
uno 3~eibtutSent 5enb,
Der tabnRe 9ttf mag tn bic BSrle tau&en, CT 6nbet ntbts
- . TT aatS rt8sel1msmnt; III.
Neae'S 6rurn aud fetn, MIR baben ni&tS baetpsn, nod 1T has
Au6e bea, bGt per3 gtiunb,
gDtr ranbeln unter beutf&em 0~teeerfe8en, benz Hteot fplgen
NIT W ttber Gtunb,
uub frtuu uns aets Der wpnnertt&en Gage, perIebt In Gurem
trauten Breunbesfrets,
Ste fbwauben fnnel - bod barum tttue 8Iagt has 8anb
Der SrtunOlGaft 1T Elm bOber Yreis
Q,bt mUbl benin. Brlber. GbIdat tn unIre Rehtt 70 fef nj
af benz &ItIt man i6Iu8 eth.
.SDtr molten fSrbern S66neS, Rteb'n baS S6iedte unb beut.
f6er Wtutter trtufe S6bne Gtn
aum S6IuGe fir bic ltebtDOle periltGe Mufna6me BEN
gDoittnatpnern unttrn rarmfen, ttefetFlbltem Dant; wtr ru
fen aus 6eraens9runb : OMWt gDteDtrltben IN bet granen
llftrn btS @u6lOH tn 1861. - DI faslts.
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@e1uht.

Gin btutlGer Sunss. wtldtr fabren unb nit . ferben uni.
eebtn tanu. UNI tdsIih etntse Stunbsn stnen @rpreBwasen ~
tretben bet Sbarp, Carr unb w.,
Sunt8sS 30 Subs 6DparbRr,
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WNcbricbten
Slnfmnft Des Oampfers

vNn8lO SarOn."
4 Gaae gteuereS aus @urppa.

4 Gage Nteuere0 aus europa.
Der Dampfer nInSlo Sarcn," am 8. bon
QiperpOol absesansen, 1T Samftas 8ormitta0
am 6atber YOint (auf benz Wese mad Quebec)
ppriber9etcmmen.
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NerlQnQt

Gintse quite S&netber unb NGbertnnen. weI6e ibr @tT6dft
8run6ltt ~serheben unh banernbe 8elbdtttBunS pinlGen, fRn.
nen lb meIben Set 8. BttmItne,
Hp 3 NOrb-QibGtpfrabe up StatrS.
EB Mu& Ii MafGtnea-Setbe uap aae SDrttn SpUlCpttOn
blut8 ju hdben. Mai1t,I
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Steue Qeluht.

Gin eeutf&er wifsnfdafttt& ~sebttt.ter Waun wGuf6t In
prtpat- 6amtIte fur frett Stattpa ben unterridt tn 6tut-
der, fran bdh9er, ttattcnti&tr OSer ibaatI6er gpra6e, Guwie
tb9ertr 8eGentunt gu %ertbetlen. AbOrefsn belte6t man In
yer Office bS 0Dtder a~bSu9eben. W-
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9teue QefuNt.

@tn iunser Ntann era tarjlid Oun Deltf&lanb a%usetpmmen,
8uitn &tts. 8eferenyen %perfeSsn. winf1t utter beI6eipe.
men @n.prl& IN tr8enb weI&e 8ti&aftieuuS, er III Der btutf6 IN
unb ffan3bflGen GDeseipDnbsna fsmte Der ttaItenifUen unp
etntaben Su6fu brun9 m6Gttg.
Nd9ereS tn Der &rpebitiDn bfeIes Blattts. MDM
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OettuHSt.
Gin Wtds6en. weIbtS baS 6auspelen.Serfebt; ebrnGD elm
8arfesper perben 8efu&t. Na&tufraeen tn Der a8sfsr-OfFte.
Suntl5-N
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0&SirtbIcDaftss WrDfmumu.

WkAN Ser nntsrtstdnete nabt benz Yubiitum uu6 leiato
~MES 5rearben uoertdupt bic erBebenf MnSstae rl6 -
bic trlber DOn 6ran g 6ulttr, @dt BON Gatpitne. NM
tnnsNeblote 9Dtrtbf6aft thermometer bat udb IN
beutt8en WtOntdB ben ~. Jpni rntt einem luperbsn 2un9 or.
Dfnen Dtrb. 8reun6e etne9 Gutsn @laies Bier (nb ba,u Elm.
8eldben. QewtS Rttft (SSp
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Serlan9t mnD 6etmtbt
DeutlHe8
Arbelt Nuc3tpeiS.lun6 Rureun
IhQmeSttrlRe 1{o. 81.

Arbett Nat9tpetfunge Surean,
GhamesitrlBe DO. So,
inter Iuffht Der Oeut(6tn @efeuaul4."
aux DitJtnigtn, Uelte beui@s 5anbwerter, Mrbttter Ubsr
DtsaltbOten tabtlbdtttSenT ual@sn, fOirts al bthtf&sn @r-
btttiuHfn6en wDuta p6 periGnliG Dber Ia franttrten 8rteisa
an on enten Der 9tisli aft, Srn. s. s. Melting.
bNIl No. 80 Ibdmtsfr. ntnOen NeIGtr uatntatIbIi9
.'"r'ier etIe1 Wtrb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20

SOnfecttpnerDz Hno Wi5zSrcamz SaIupn,
go. III 8rDdomaD.
SD nabt Dem 8e brten gubltfam I'M Acaemeinen bisrmit
Biz anJttBe, aab t6 metnen & tS.&ream.SatUDn nu
berB1rtdttt babe, unb aue SGrten Confectionery, lDwie aud
Nt'nSralwarsr NIT ben Dtrfhiebenen Sn9reoteHsten Opn 6tns
pesren u. |. ~ pNtratpt8 bate uO Idbe Su Iablrei6sm 8rIu4
Gin.
Safes, pies, fDwtt ~iberbaupt dae Su bte1eln @er6Gft
8%elDreneea SuBtJ tettsn werptn aud aWf 8eheauna arltefert.
@eDrge Btebnlnn,
Sunt7,3mt ND. III broadway, galti,nerr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20

Wbi8feD uno Branntpeine.
100 5l6 ObtO 3upfet -~beftairter GDbistts,
1a0 6aB ~blGbrtaeu BOURBON Rp rnoranntpstn,
81 6a9 gang atten SUnrbon,
fSwte aue dnberen Screen rtelaer unb impDrttrter Brdnnt-
Wetne gum Bertaut bet SPGrp, Carr unb @p.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20
gu perrenten.

Cine Mleetiu9sbaQe fur @eiel1@aften neu etnaeribtet, fann
unter bilieen Nepinaunsen perrenfet Uerten. 3u erfraaen TIM
Basar, @o. . 9Grrilpnhr, nGbs UtarpIanO Snhitut.
,Uiat3O-S t 9enr9 GmefeIp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20
8irt6ldaft 5ltllt
Sel0ir : OarOen.

SD trlaube MIR benz Seebrttn Yublttum Die @nsetse Su ma
den, baBf tb meinen
Jce-&reauls SalcDn nebit @artenwtrtb1haft
mad dat Oeutf&etn @ef&nad s~tnBet@tst unb fir ie6en wiOu-
tag Capt. S&tetber'6 Wtutt'cGarps tn8aDtrt BABE, no.
tea wirtbf6ntt unfrfitDIt be fG6nie an FER 8elatr 0Sab unb
he nddf8eIe8rne an br Stabt tit ue es ~lberbaupt mttn auf.
rt6ttaeS Setrtben (en tpirb, meineh wettten 50 len init BEN
btf n Spttfen uh6 @ttrdnfen aufiuwarten, 70 tt0te ids Bic
Bttte III bas Ssrebrtt pu5Itlun1 mt6 reAt tabiret4 3u bsIaben.
D65W 9enrbNrik.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20
Elaret

Sl1ret.
SUcben erbaiteH eintn srUben 9orrhtt uOn suttm Glaret.
lDetn tn Sl1lben, SGafrn uab baIbea Sa6ern. gu pertaatsn
bet SbGrp, Carr unp ~,
so Glib. Opndrbhrd6e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20
Nerfdtsts NnSci0en.

gu perfauten.
glue ais bte bele anfrfannte SCbnlOns patenitrtt lDeih
nndlbtne TT ~ Sertanfen tn ~. 3 VI. &r,periffr Wai2Se
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-20
Oartcmz %VSirtbfcb0ft !

0qT[A Oarteu=NStrtbfdbGft
Nj SD sst9e bttrntit benz eeeprten YubhIum 1Owfe
MNNA %uberbaupt mtnen Jreunbtn unb 8ttannten an, ban
tb etne neue lDtrtbfbaft ntbf nttinen, @ef1Gfte,
@@@1sesAAA ode BON Yratts unb GUnc0rbftrdBe, an @de bn
DrpaOWa9. unS SrltanStraBe er0hnet babe. 9n btr Ieltrn
uetCr3eusun8, bSB rnstne 8esbrttn Runotn mid aud bort befu.
den tperben. wtrpe i4 Nthts f6e zen, dues ~GnfsuSieen UNI
tetnem aaberen &tabItfeMent tn Der Stabt naGsnFeben. DdB
tb nets bic betsn Spetitn un6 q tranfe tnlttn werbe, wers
ben NGe ansincen, bic mt3 btlu6en 3usletG Rr6t metne lebr
dome nebsnan eelt9tne Sartenwirtgfbaft Gqtdelt6 benz pub
lttura Ofen Hnb fnbtt ieben Wtpntdg unb DDnnerfaa
Cit grObeS Snitrume1tat GOn3ert
BON Capt. lDtnters gRuft-GOrps fat, wp,u erssbentf etnlabtt
WeRr9e d wtnn.
&~r NOhS ~Ed9erbter ptrb beradpft. Suntt6,3nt
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gu perrenten.

81 gu perrenter.
HaGaI 8pet neue b~retfSftee 9affeinbGufer, etnsertNttt
S,pte unb Yrtpntsl 100 bnunaen In 6rantltnhrase,
pptfben Yaee6 Rnb %vSreiafr. SebsS 3aus bat etnen yrtDat.
besuene 3tmnt,r, @as TIM aGusen pats Mnb IDafer
IL br garb Ndbres gu erfrasen tn So. 81 NOrb @reeaar.
Stunt SIN
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

nR. r. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
- Doctor, can be consulted at the followipu
places every month"; during le59-GO.
Ciovelnnd, tiiico ll3 Ontario street, south side
OF the Public Square, over Stairs Seed Store
Office days in Cleveland, as follows list. 2d, IItb
18th 18th, 21th, 25lh 26th nnd gls, ~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09

TESTS OF greatnoss-opennoss Of nature
TO admit tho light of love and reason, and
courage TO pursue it,-FrieRds in Council.