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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
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lGt poer leEoGIe 56wG@St, Decentralization
nno allie aranf0eiten, ptld,e Dpn oerpprbsacm DE- G.
Be1 pttr Der 2abty sntlle6cn. .a
G1;h: ais rtr% fppftnA. tnnsrf "a p%sn1ribat, Nnbyanq tt5
SInssS HL4 sem acEfG sdare tn gta8tr, 6frsbrsne,a, Sct.
sretnrn. GoFttttUaaistt, sdssrs in Dlastn, 5dW5&t rnt
k5fes @efabl I'm @n3t1 as2 tinseglett S&merer @ttsnt
S%eglfippen 56p 1e ttT dngea, Slefsn tn btrs QaEt tt
gieees unb Re9fi4r1trsfn, Ssfa1teata bstr, Nstn.sn, G5eis.
ssrtea ttr-9nat nrb Qas:n, Get'fnEeas", G&1aeri'n 10
Rutea Unb ba 3ltt6ern, bist TN ReSf srb Staruln In
5telfa. 8ansiqiett nab WtstztetihIaatnbdt.. =
Dti lt1suttGnsr s~ntpfeblan pfis Msbtsinptr aufss efFftn.
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Gn9euegeaE4it o,rfe! en- fir aGs GttSth, nOfut Re ~sesietsrt
%sinpfobl'n pirb. ~ III biss ian nsusb Qb urGsprrft:e
MtttsL f~paeezt eIntsi bat felt 10 SaSren sts pfafttsS psr 5taa
antsrtfaHtfaen Uslfe ~kefRubta BAT rrS htGsa VSgf aEh Glecs
'haf SIS tfRt rD4 Tsn 5tinern InSeru ersssAs warte- OF;
jtNgHtfe nei4e b~e.lalate Ga auS8eteiGntts Aerstf unb Pri'
s~atfcrfenen aus an G6eisn bgfes 2aHaes 81 &WnRan olsen
bsg@a ir$ ~anGs8euerf uni si tgeneus Dur5Isftr bss aEiaEte
rs set pea &tafa.90rsr p%attissrtgn N!Gasaada sel4sN Rst.
fsist unsatst6lt9 6u.G h}e aBSntcn %Dtrthettth tast mrs asG
ben ruBldp6fgitG ~I5srssg8en, baB kift8 8itiers raiFsl'A ti
ttyrt0tbdi ~pertteat, aflas Is triaR8t 5aE. -
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Ngsg@@ lgAA pAG1@ ORR
81, mn f~dihinunh[er @lei0erlaOen,
9r. 8. Sague'S G%eiuuObcits> 8illen,
e TYNE RTr ~

Sir bic Seiluta bpn geberbef6Werben, giGt, @elb1u6ti Gps-
seSTe, NbcurIattSnrus. @faIcr- uno Nieren= &ronfteiten, Sieber,
0ercenibpdhe, &otblaui pber Stole, 9auttrantbetten. unretnt9-
tetcr bc5 Sluie8, @htStneit9er, Uclanbolle, gaul9en 8opf-
btm Rideu .uuo sen Giteocru, 9aa,Orrbptoen, @auentrantbeten,
Gs oibt mcnioe R~ranfbettet, wptci bic g~nipcntun9 ppn abfib.
rsuben 4Ftttsln niht Inetr nber fpeni8er n6tb8 lit, uno ptele Sttoen
mre 6rautbeiten wiroen perbiueert lpernen, lpeun eteielber ou8e-
m,tn aebraudt warben. Nienione faun I'D, wObl tiblen, 10 ten8e
p1ue BerItppfluQ i'm &brper It1ttftncct, bic 3ueem bduit9 beltt5e
at6 ielbit tSotite 8rantbeteu berporbr n9t peldbe bnrd9 etnen
scihaen uno ~ridttGen @ebroud bon 0bfibrenoen Wteol6tnel D1nell
Ieidjr oernueben rercen t6nnen.
Ger 8erfertioer tam beIe piIet init Der 8pBtet 3urcritbt et=
pFeb(eu, uberSeuot, oa6 ete1elben bel peihln beiIer luo. ais oue
aueercn gebrdu6lidcn Pdlen ~biielben limb mtloer, prompter,
hberer uno cjCpm6B9er IN tbrer 9Slrtur9.
geim Gebraud,e lit feline bcIonbere 8Critdt nbtbtg., Wtan fam
ejeu unb trinfen nie g~epSbruih, uo penn ~nptbmenolg tam man
al1b mad eeni @innebnteu perdbcn efen.
0QS Alter bat fetten @tnfuB eut htelelbert, "a le 10 5ulaftnleft=
aeicbt fubf BAH ie ii6 INNER i6nel I'M Afagen %auf10ien.
WSenn hNelten III tteinereu Dozen 0enrntnten mereen, perbellern
lie Bic S6ite 5uRo iino leht ~abfIbreno; peroeu te 0ber III Itarteu
Srieu ocnontulen. 10 limb tie fart ~ahfl6renb, tlbem le Ben 8anSeE
itSnSsn reiniger, uno geIunbe abionberuu9et I'M Dta9snf in Der Yc-
Der uo rerl9ebenen anberen Sr8auen bS Sbrrero sur Tol8e
eateH. re-
ejnue6meu, - oesen gutinbun0S=, 9SedieL-, natlalienoeT, @al'
len. luo oQe onSerei gtten RON SebeTu, @ettiudt nno &eter6e=
thwerbeu. @e0eu Op8peple limb fe IN Der That Elm o~prS19lGe6
ARtttel, bo tic mad uno ndt ce i6Io'iten &blcneerpngen ee8
NDaoenS unb Der 4eber eutferuen uno geiuube &bolgctlt IN oteien
pidtigen Srsunen bereorbrlN9eu. Dletelben ltno nnbe5abltdl
In Rrarfbeiten br Gaut pno p08 man %gempbuld9 nunreInbet ee@
8Iute6a ienut; ebeujo BET 6raueutranfpeten 8erfcplnn9en II. |.
No., uo IN Der That Bel allen &~rdntbelten, no cine btnenre.
Gdfte ~perbeGert6e rber ~abiIbrenoe We6i5n nDtbi3 ien lpute.
Gnsrepfe miro uuieblbar our9 zen on5atteHoen gebrar1l eteleS
nertbboQe1 @rleQrats ae6obeu. uanlentLU9 wenu bo8 itirtenoe
gs1r6'3aHey, u get6uoUfg oanliti Der Scri3rtft 9endB 9ebraudt
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Dttft 8abETa sttetn, bdb ~stiHatttsr &. xtesE sGsr gfssEss
faae In steiffa Gau6e bird s~EassettunS betarfaat werbta,, e6s
stte9tn 9pn tea. sab.rtsten dnbern Gslssu, Biz Epn :!ass
letdtru y s::&S!!saata bt.s4tagFltrs oerStn
GGunt euere @efunSEett unb rpfnn ttr an elmer G%rfI(tuna ttr
9ruf Uper Qitnae lebet. taust ffae 6iafGe BON Su felan DtS
ballan,tIhem gorttal ub tbr fStaet aif f6ere GeneIune rednen.
9uuienOe taben bises setbaa unO Nefen t%panberbare gotrtan9
begeuat. EDtty .A rF-+ra -rEyf e4Fa&E e.
Suaen fpntnt a6er ntanAntat BON s%er6Crbenent WRa6et, tit net.
dem Safe cas bDeutfde 8itterS" gebraubt rerten fclte. Sn
5dqen ron etnenh anbauernben 9ufen terrIbrenbtr SdpdGe ub
@blraHnuae OeS ean3ea S9fente rrtrb man baS 9ttters SNt 8rc@ent
81 Sen fnbfn.
6adcl6e pirb etnits Bet Or. g. 81. Saffsn, 4sS gr6lt.
YtildeelR6ta, Serfertt8t rm6 Bel aGen.D rIsstfsn NIB Slsrelaltern
burh Bite Ser. Staaten Serfauft. T~r go
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
8tal1o'8 Quf 8efel(ulta

urS bNn iefer Spts= un6 8euart tperben 9eltefrrt. H.
Die 8rbSte GCrefdtt tSir6 auf bic Mrbeit un6 an" bic Qlusnatt
Der WtatertnHen perwenoet rmb CT lam baGer fir jebeS aus Iftnent
Snfnut tfrSpr8etenoe enfrument Die @trante ntfrue6ntea, tGb
eS aQe @tsenidaften etntS Butau giane'8 Bette. sgI.s4 tt",
&uf SqFr1nlente aus: ateiner Jabrit werDtn fir 5 Sabre son
bsnt Sag te$ @ertdues an garatttrt. 1855
Seienpere MufnertidMteit wtrb auf BE @u5febl Un Snfru
menter, wel9e IN etpcr 8rpBen @ntfernuue prrfcnpst mcrten, yer
ncnoet uno eth tsrrrtdt bs ltmtanfteS innerhalb 6 W9pnoteh pom
fGntt9 befrsettgen.
ags @re5tlnPlet retben wUbtfnt Bel uns SprsnIpre6en tfs fs
f6 anterpdtt IS umfeten..
geftdnbts %pUrratbts cine @usmaM spn WtetOtepu8, sgt en- &C.
at Snfruntent eunfaGe TN st $4,000. ..
IL YtarrS treroea urngetaufAt, au8genttetfet uab 8eai0rat.
- ---- ~ SStt. Ar1abe II. 0pt1p. -
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@igsneg &5eeeo 1T G3vlpes aDeEtD
Wlgce5tCr Q0unGufs unO Suit eicliGlaff,


Sr BEN ntptdelurg6san8 ter NnFebIung drb mir batin GEE
langt zen pertbgplfsN rt6 rpiGttsfet G4etl beS Stabtsebiefe8
pDn &aa SUrbrr Gtts In ben EretS her gerbelerrtneen All ateten
anb aots I'M S~afnttctte ter @tabt, 81 6srt fir tug effe Eaaffnb
f~sf8e1suten grets pen $l25 5am gerfeuf ~ b~rtn8en5 qnb saaf
i~ablungen pn S.. grete Deebs IT better 6Drrn 9arantirt. 4te
SnangFtfnaf;re steiss StaSttlst!s y ntn l.. lSr1nbl unl lb@ltfn
Sasr brdngen. 0pts, gBterfen unb getbtntungglra6en ntc Gin
Steamer sur 9trfeauns ftrier, regeittGBi8er @erttnoung nit
GepzgDrf utb gptcr, tcerpen aus NIB tpIbrenb Der @ntriGeluna
sieies planes BON Der Gefelf4oft eeteut, Hn0 bic Nusfn9runS
oiefs DtaueS rtrb in 8urSe zen @entraipudit fir bic l~lTn9e8enb
nab unierer Stabt lsBen.
VrGmten
~bt7eteub entaeSst In etnen 5000 auabrnt-gas Drpgen G3arten
cter rtnem 5reitidet euf BEN @eieGfaGftssamPfNt yTe perben je
na6 ber ggabf, 3u ben eren eerfeufteH 1000 2Dts ~bet3e9eten.
Ser IN her Gntntdelut8 b~e8ri6cue 6abrtdptan let6et babur6
ti&t muir teiae geeintra@tiaun8r @irnserh mus Nurb 2usfufrun0
stt6er 6a~fenplenes erf fstne gdnse 1Didti8feit f~rinrger.
8abriianten, wei9e lire Embellishments rad egg @arBpr Gitg
leser, ncroen a~b8eisfen tcn br ~8Rnftgea Ga8e 5~mtiaeR 9lorb- Eub
Sub, bur6 liberals ge8unftgan8en Setten& Der @eielf0afi, Sc
seuteute gprtrctle ser!nuRn.
pamptlets wcrtsH uHsntBeIt!t6 a~u8geBsDen, ms aalerc Sad
Z hten erthetit burd)
NpI9-S 8. @8mibt, &oant.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
9El0tia fiir Ntnluoneersr.
Q2cilc arrangements fit GilluonOcrtr, bic
1fnGl nrl1 YfSfitfn III rfiirr trliiffiflff-

t0d) Ocp1 SSeItGt ST reiier Wiinideu.
ggn teute zen 9. N3sernter an, rrerofa he @iiuanSerer auf
Ser glOrtFern 6entral @afvertareet Degpt GtientaEn nit hem
GrpreB3as t%ef6rOert. 0e 8a9a 6tstet eapugA zen 5nHtgranttn
etneu grB6trcn 9ortbett, nt5 tr6eub et1e anptre 8abn,
aud IT fe nm 81 @teilen tarSer ala jee anoere SaGa nd@ benanH-
Zen NGgen, ais:
Yitt8bur9, Glepetanb, Detroit, Sort Wabne,
G9ico8o, OfiUranfeG @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod 58lalb, Burlington, Soma @itp
utH rarttn 6eBbalb tie nit Der Nprt9srn Central @atn s~e6sn6ea
@erfpnen 70 @tnnrei friter ais Ote nit anOern 8abneu ~9ebsn6en
bprt entire fen. aG1@ mrrben4 Dial wenteeY bic Q1dgen Sabet &C.
medielt. Die gabn se9i hur4 ben iAEnaen 6tei sn OttC,
9te gan3e gntfernun8 pn bier his G4tca8O IT 500 @(stisn ;3as
Gcr&f Miro ttr gesetdnct Cmarteo) nab gett nit ben ga0n9ereh
an zen Gcf;n1mWn8aUrt.
G}a@ @reitltTIe, 0abten, Cincinnati, Snpianae
polt8, louisville urD ct. 20ri8
pertft etenfaGe g~nFa8isre ]beiErrert unb fur ibr Gepaf 9etHe
rettere l!mlGbun9Stplen teredEet. Gf gaia8tGre tSnnea ratt
cent 5 tltr-, pber NtenO5 10 lltr-3 ug mad eQea rffttGen 9i3gen
9ebert ptne unternegs auf8et0ltfa 3u wcrcer, - &HrNHbrt5sStl'
lette tcerben ferfauft III Der Office tcs Nsenten.
SDbn s, 8alfeF,
Dt4S SIS. % qEGs-Gtreet, uabe YGItCrS Q3ari.
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SenerGge radoeraneen. 4.
Johnston's insurance Rooms.


nib 9FT No, 70 SecpnDitr. v+f..1...
Teuers, Marine= nnD &eben8= Gerttde.
-a.L rllng8=SDmpannten.
ca GtderIte 1ltS fcIteite E%pmDnQnic.
8erItd,erun88>@Dmp. Der Bd(eB .. 8irQintenI
'I+' nut $500, 900 Capital a =,
Sptdbl1rgsS erliderung8z@omp y. 8irat1icrr.
a. .ta.}, NJ nit $780, 900 Capital. .
M6entdrles Ger1t6erltt98 6 crttp. 8. Gtroilfieenn
-A !is- nit 100000 capital. |1,.
Gbdrter OafzVerIi6. Comp pbn SortFgrb
iUtI i5.aZ NIT $3.50, 900 @aptat.
SecarttD@V un987GDnlp. bot NeipsQ) rrt
nit $276, 900 gaptal.
YbSnir@8e rftderun98zG pulp. BON WenzQ)orf
NIT $500, 600 capital. "'
"JteI olltezV erItderl1 Gpmp. y. gfemz91Drf
49, nit S270, 900 @aetal.
WfentarttfS ert6eru <Gpmp. y. Nelpzg)Drf
- NIT 100000 CAPITAL.
Stem 80 @Uerfther. =GplllY son WeIpz91ort
.-t' l nit $250,oOO @apitaI. o
..t Wercattile WtutuQl 9Rorire.
. nit 81 600 900 @QpitQl.
Bereint9te Stadten 2e6en8=8 erfider1t11 &c.
FtE . nit 81, $50, 972 Capital. '-Io.
81 Jtprtbern NlIltrancezS pr1p. BON QDubpn,
lL- ..~t.l .ts5 nmt. 81, 1884, III capital. .u...
Se OPEN benterttcn @onpognteen frb tpn f4 Qeoi8lotur tc8
SteoteS Warnlano %orpbCrtitrt ruo liSenFrt. ..... 90 -
Ge pom ee!n 4nter5cttdneten reprafntuten Gpnlpaaniecn babes
ptrtltn cerfa9bare8 Capital gum DpQeu p6cn gn5c1e H@Vs"
Betra9 oerantuprtltb fir bic 3ablung Ron 9erllIen.
Werr6erun98poiiten WerSsn ~aI89e0ebeu Im6 gu[nfe nf.,FiG,
eriest. -.7. &bGB. s, S STP F'ntnt'9
Sreo. IHunt, Surbtbpr. T;,17 =,
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rEaa=sa: Weltlide
A@ MiGrDtdno=0tfenbnhn.
iii 8roGe
f1tb1idbe nnb fitbDeffltae 9fnutc

6UVWtW OWETEWUItF
72 @itp Yetnt, 2bnGb1rS. &a.,
&norpilc uub YttnipbiS, Eern.
uno baSpiI6en Ie0cnoe Rlabe.
Die Danpfer Sec. Peabpop" nne "8elrt6ere" Der
laiisu iest Baltimore iebcu Dicnita9, DOnncrita9 nnb Samita9
gsa9mttd8e 8 lbr, mad Stu Primt, Ga IN 9erbinbun9 nit BE-
iaoltGen @lienbabn mad 9pn9bnr8, &norotle, ,gtempbt@ &c.
Oie tir;ene uno ~gsei9netite 5rabt 9tcue
mad alien bebeutenOer @ldsea mi iROpelltGen Str9inien, 2euneI
fee. Georgia, nno ben ubrolt6en She'll bon Alabama u. WaEU(Ippt
AY- Naaren >ptrben mad irscnb sInem hteltr BlaBe %1et5loert.
&abere Nlstinft eubeilt M
rT 8. 8ranb ir n, B..
gaF4<I G9tH bn &Jubattan DanpfiGi[is@ oup.
RRl6,H SH S, 2ts9fr, a9barf
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notwithstanding.
l1llO eIgIIlGe SdrlftgieBerei
ppn
9yD. Seimrid).

IS Nprt1 Williamltrabe, NerpsYprt.
Sen Qerreu 8udprudcret,&eliser bterluit Die er8ebenrc 9nsetae
oab ib ieBt pnper 10 melt III Stanpe bin. UNI aue III Die Shrift.
9teBeret euI6laJcuoe &rbetel iHneu uo bIli9 sur .3uirteoenbeit
mciner 9seGrhu A6nebmer a~nferttgen SIT t0unen. Sel0ucerS made
uD Oaraut auimcrfiam, aaB 10y lcs cine Quantitit S6riiteu beS
ueueiteH tno better equities, pn benz rprsagli1ien WPeal sc
BtiIul, 0ut Eager HaHe mo ale SelteuuH9en IN m60li0t turSer
3ut a~u8libren tlnu, ...
Ga 8pufauOBe Iu8lattHn9en fir 3ettan9s-Offceu Hg---
pprratti9j . pn6 eS bios Der 9eneuen An9abe Der @t6Ee ,
beoori. nm bic nbtbi9ut ArtfeI iOprt abSuIbiten,
Nteim9- uuo D{etaa= Xiuien, 3ier-Stnen (Dashes) ionic cine
au6p1bI per netlt ~9angboren settings 8j9netteu inner an Sane.
Itene Prpsen le9en alet @el4dit8ieunoet gratis Su DieuicR.
0ar4 meme %Serbtn6un8 mt pen Sreiien-6aeritantsn &ra. &,
uno 45retien irie Ole Iabrtt elblt. |+'a# -
BB" GbeniO babe l9 SleHlpd uro @n<eter iIr Gcnbtpr.
COnveEsaGi0nS-LOzenges,
lets p~prdtbt9. Yb 9etnrt6, S3riftatc6er,
Ap2O) .Sunl6SugB) .Nrc. Is u. 2Siliamitr. 9ep< Ylprt.
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@tonoe, We6bel u. /. ~.
VIII. KNABE & CT
apf Zen, alten Didse
go. I. 9. 5 NIB 7. 60. G%utoft1r.

$50, 1, g., 5 ulb 7, 81. Guto(pIlr.,
eegenu0er tenn Guitars Goufe Baltimore, GR6. pteter erSFnet.
DanfenO fir bic oussebrettete 96nnerI6aft, n,ethe ber ~fribsren
8irnta mGGrenb Der lebten 10 Sabre at Z btl murbe, madt her In
~terset4nete benz gnbltfut bic ~rr6t6fnRe Nnet0e, Gag er felt sent
& pbe ees etnen 3retiGdberS, Srn. Senr9 @dble, turd befen 9pb
bic GDnpd9 nte 9eGDft p0rbcn rnr, ben gousen bebeutenbtu prratb
Yon nod umoSlenbetenSinnO'H SOl3 umo anberem prdportrtsp Nla
tertdl fGufi1 an f6 gebta6t bat, Gr pir6 besGdlb tQs Gefbdft
In benz alten Stnle III ben frubsren @efddfslOtdt fortEetrfi6en
uo FS f6 cur &uf9abe naten, has Yiunpsefddft irmer n,e6r In
fetner 0~plenbung 81 %Ser6efern. ..
@user fetneu alien 9Bdurenbdufsrt unb ser 8a6rtt In @utawfr,
nabe 8alttnprefr, Bat er cine neue eroFe 5abrit In c. Gutawfr.
nit Der Trrnte mad gBehifr. errtftet, In ipel6er ct cine arose Gin.
sdtl Der befen 81 rbetter befbdftiet. 2 #l e.t, 80
Sn btefer 8abrit werber gtduc's mad ether neuen StatG gefeg-
ttet, fir rtelAe ar bct eer Nu5leaune I'm Wanratanb S}t9itut, mD
bic Defen Snftrnnentenntader aus Bottom, Stem, gorf Hn6 8altt-
nngre IA 9tdno'S ~auseeftelt tdttfn, bic tG@fe gr6mie e~ttielt.
Der NuSiprl6 bee etnitituts wurbe fur3 nadter turdb bic Sn-
bufrics &nsfeaqn8 Dn @t4nlFne, ga, befGttet, no tbt rbeHiala
as erfe prGrtunt erttetlt nur6E.
9ur9 etefe betben GtaBltHementS III CT III ZEN Stan6 eeTebt- ak
fuGrcn. 5'
NGe In tte1er 8abrtt gebditer 9anp's fa6en soIe eiTerre 0tat=
men Ab it6 f. cpnfrrsrt, baB lie Set differentiation D1uerb> +
ttatett bic Netnfett hes 6rnes ~btrrdtrGn uno jetem &Hta pttar-
GPhPT. ~--H Atrtt rft..-. .-.. ----..tr ..-...t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-24
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE OUR EXCELLENT
y townsman, NAPHrALI EZEKIEL, informed that he
had prepared hair with which be expert
mentng upon his head whose top entirely bald
We him days SINCE and the place bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
growth So convinced Mr. EZEKIEL of the eca-
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
"The InfaIlihie Virginia Hair Restorer.''
Mr.. L. is about gung into extensive manufacture of
article which is destined prove of anxious interest to
bald pated frends-FiOm Richmond Inquirer, Decenub,
18th, 1859
This famous article be mad Of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of hair
have only to the resurer according printed drec
lions the bottle Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy have them ed in short time, BY using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER, proving
that il is all that il is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 90 Main Street.
RICHMOND, November "A, 1889.
N EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past R years. and have restored hair
BY using EZEKlEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before ME, by Naphta Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond.
For sale by
P. PESCUD,
Raleigh, n. G.
January IS, 1860. S-w&swly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-11-24

LETTER FROM Mr. DOUGLAs.-Jadge Douglas, in
response to a request from number Of the citizens
of New Orleans without respect 10 party, has writ.
ten letter defining his position liz regard to
sion. lie says:
These not the times for patriotic men to affect
Indifference to degenerate INTO dependency, or
to rush madly into violent and extreme measures.
Just in proportion common country is en-
vironed with peril, it becomes the imperative duty
of every patriot in the land to increase his efforts
and his exert utmost powers and energies to rescue
the republic from the disasters which threaten its
integrity.
No in America regrets the election Of Mr..
Lincoln more than do; none made more strenuous
exertions to defeat him; none differ from him more
radically and irrcconcilably upon all the great issues
involved in the contest. No man living is more pre-
pared to resist by all the legitimate sanctioned
ed the Constitution and laws Of country, the ag
gressvc policy which he and his party under
stood to represent. But while | say this | am
bound, as a good citizen and law abiding man, TO
declare my conscientious conviction that the mere
election of any to the Presidency by the Ameri-
can people, in accordance with the Constitution
and laws, does not of itself furnish any Just
or reasonable ground for dlSsolving the Federal
Union"
He then goes into an argument to show that Con-
gresS, in both branches being against Mr.. Lincoln,
he is powerlcss, and can do nothing to njure the
South
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Newly, Patterson, Perkins, Poindexter, Polk,
Rogers, Russ, Shober, Siler, Simonton, Taylor,
Whitehurst, Williams of Pasquotank, WinSlow and
Yeates-63 IS !.
Mr. Ferrebee, from the committee to wait on the
Governor, reported that he would send in his mes
sage at IL o'clock.
Mr. Bullock moved that a message be sent to the
Senate proposing to go into election for Attorn-
ey General, and that w. A. Jenkins, Esq, of War
ren was in nomination. COncurred in.
Mr. Davis nominated Kemp p. Battle, of Wake
Mr. Henry introduced bill to call Convention
to amend the Constitution. Read first time, and
ordered to be printed
MesSrs. Bullock and Foust were appointed, Com
mittec to superintcnd the election.
Mr.. Crumpler introduced bill to amend the
Constitution Read first time, and ordered to be
printed.
The House then proceeded to vote for Attorney
General as follows:
For Mr.. Jenkins-Messrs Albrtton Autrcy,
Bachelor, Barrow, Baxter, Branch, Bridgers, Bull
lock, Bynum, Cannady, Cheek, Cline, Crawford,
Davis of Bladen, Davis, of Halifax, Davis of Neck
lenburg Dortch, Ewell Fagg, Faison, Ferguson,
Fleming, Foy, Galloway, Green, of franklin, Hall,
Harrington foke, Jenkins, Lemmonds, Kalum, LO-
gan, Love, of Haywood Love, OF jackson, Mcmillan,
Kitchener, Mordecai, Padgctt, Pearson, PEBBLES,
Person, Pope, Potts, Ransom, Shaw, Slade Speight,
Stanford, Tapscott Ward, Waters, Watson, Waugh,
w nltc HHkeISOn, W llll2lnS, OF SuthoeTiahu, w IL
liams, Of Nash, Williamson, Wshart, Woodland,
Wootcn, and Wright-6l
Those who voted for Mr.. Battle, were
MeSsrs Alfred, Barringcr, Blue, Booth. Bowman,
Burgn Carson, Clarke of Craven, Clarke, of David
son, Cowles. Crumpler, Davis, of Rutherford, Dick
son, Donnell, Ferrebee, Folk, Eoust Gather, Cor
rell, Green, of Chatham Green, of Stanly, Guthrie,
Hancs, Harris. Hayes, Henry, Howard Horton. Jor-
dan, Kelly, Latham. Lilies, McCeesc Marsh, Meares,
MaItin Mebane, Mendenhall, Merriman, Newly,
Patterson, Perkins Poindexter, Polk Rogers. Russ,
Shober Siler, Simonton, Taylor, Whitehurst, vii,
liams, of Pasquotank, WInslow, and Yeates.-54.
Mr.. Folk from committee on election of Public
Printer, reported: Whole number of votes 16l, ne.
cessary to a choice, 81. Mr.. Spelman received So,
MessrS. Syme and Hall, 79; Mr.. Spclman elected.
Mr.. Love moved that a message be sent to the
Senate proposing to go into election for Engross
ing Clerk. Not agreed to.
Mr.. Bullock reported the result of the vote for
Attorney General Mr.. Jenkins 80, and Mr.. Battle
70 votes Mr.. Jenkins was elected.
The hour of IL having arrived the message ofthe
Governor received and read by the Clerk after
which, on motion of Mr.. Love, it was sent TO the
Senate with proposition to print 90 copies for the
use of each member, and 100 for the Governor.
On motion of Mr.. McC2ecsc the House adjourned
till 10 o'clock Wednesday.
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4 New METHOD OF DIsSEcTIoN-The great desid-
eratum in anatomy is to obtain an exact diac of the
real position of the internal organs. This, however,
is far front being the with the diSsections. by
the common method since, every section made on
the body, rendered fabby and unelastic by death,
produces corresponding reformation, the soft parts
contract and nothing but an approximate idea can
be formed Of the relative position Of the parts exposed
before the operation In order to obviate this in
convenience, DR.. PirogoR an eminent Russian
geon, has had the ingenious idea Of Subecting the
body, before dissection, TO cold Of eight degrees
cent-gradc &c deg. Fahr) for space of three days.
BY this means the body acquires hardness like
that of wood, its organs retaining at the same time
their relative sizes, since the moisture they
tain increases by cOngeation and thus couneracts,
which the solids would otherwise undergo. The
body in this state is subjected to the circular saw
which will cut off slices of the thickness Of one
franc piece with the greatest nicely, either longi-
tudinay, transverSely, or along the axis of the
member. By this means DR.. Pirogoff has been en-
abcd to publish an anatomical atlas of every part
of the human body, seen under three different as
pcctS
In order to copy out section obtained in the
manner described, DR.. Pirogof passes lightly over
the frozen slice with a warm sponge; the surface is
thus thawed for an instant, but transparent film
of ice is Immediately afterwards formed over it
A pane of glass with lines drawn upon it crossing
each other at right angles, so as to form so many
squares, is then laid on the icy film, and the sur
face copied out upon paper also divided into squares
like the glass. By this means the greatest precs-
ion is attained. The principle of refrigeration has
been carried still further by the ingenious inventor
who, by exposing body to a cold of Is deg. CONT
grade, q deg. FahrenheD reduces it to the consis
tency of stone, and then operates upon it like a
sculptor, with chisel and mallct, laying all the
viscera open without in the slightest degree dsfg
urng them. 1t is thus that he has been enabled to
ascertain that the cavities of the mouth, nose and
tympanum of the ear, and those of the respiratory
organs, are the only ones which enclose air, and
that everywhere else the surface of all the parts
of the body adhere Immediately to the membrance
enveloping the organs they contain, so that, how
apparently dissimilar their surfaces of contact
may be, there is still no empty space between
them.-Gdligndnfs Messenger.