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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-27
A NEW CARPET WARE-Ro0M

A NEW CARPET WARE-ROOM
and have lust received for sale a Magnificent Invoice OF
Brussels, Venetian,
Three Ply, Stair,
Super Ingram, Hall.
Wool Ingram, Oil Cloths,
Rugs, Mats,
Iassocks, Mating.
Mirrors. Looking Glasses,
Paper Hangings, Stair Rods,
Curtain Goods and Fixtures, &c, sc.
We invite especial attention TO our goods in this line;
and will say just here, that when you want a CARPET
or any ether
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
be sure to give us a call, and we pledge our word to
give you a bargain that " III do you good.
Thankful for past hayors 81 txn us, we have made lh-
erai arrangements for the 20 lVcnicnce OF all who may
patronize us in the future, and hope, by always present
ing an attractive assortment Of Goods and fair dealing
to receive a share Of the public patronage.
Respectfully,
M~ENDENH3LL & MILLER
Delaware, Feb. 3, 1860.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-27

sos Broad way, New York
After May 1st, 1860, at sol BRoADwAY, two
doors from the ST. \ icholas Hotel.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-27
SAFE ORD'S
INvIGORATOR
1R DEBELITATES.

TT is compounded entirely from Gums, and
Il has become an established fact, a Standard Medicine, known
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-27

AGENTS B. DICKINSON & Sox, Delaware J. C. Ell
LIOTT, Harrisburg G. W. Ct Ark W. b.. BEiLKNAP
: CURREN, Ashley SEYMOUR CLARK, Ellen j.
SMITH * son. S%unbUry.
July 20. lS59-#Iy.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
Baltimore lWefker.
) Itincre. ben 16. Npril 1860.
6euarO ultO Douglas.

giue8 Der ipe3ieulten Srsane be8 Serrr1
@emorb lit ber 90. 9. vGpurier ulio @nqut=
rer.n Oieie 8 SeparbzS Organ par erceGlence'
hat I6pn tnebrrual8 auf8 p~plttipIte %erflart, poE
e8 Srn. States III feineln Ta(le unterltiben
meroe.
Sn einem Nrtifel, Der ba8 grSBte Aufieber
erect, madt Der ,Grurier uto enquirer
bur1uf aufrnertIan, p1B ~bieielben 2eute, lpel9(
8ateS iebt Der repu6lif1lil9en B1rtet olS
Rarbioatet empfe6len, bet Denl srpBen Sample
snil6eu Viucclt unD Opn9ld8 fit zen lebterer
Bartei nabnten. (Nuipielu1g ouf ben nNfii.
Iou1i Democrat" uab auf oelt pIr5ei9er pe&
Mefen8".) Dunn fdbrt ba8 SemarbzOr9a
fort me11n Die republifanii6e Natipnalz@ OH
pentipn mad blo6en Observation-Disclosures
baloelu mplle, 10 ipae tie Douglas nptntniren
Der melt itdrfer lein mirbe ais 8ate8. De
Nrtite( l9tieBt nit Den 89sttn: vgBtr merbel
9etreu fit Die Sade arbeiten, gleid0iel ne
Der erpdblte Sanpibot III, menn ct Elm 9fepu
b%lifauer; aber menn mir inter Dem Sor9e6el
Der 10 d m aBt9feit ouBerbolb Der re
publitaniI6en 91ei6en llad1 einem &anpipatel
iuden, merpen nit ms erlaubert, Uni ere Sect
sun8en 3uert UNI 01atb 81 frageu, gleid9ilti
8eBen agt 8artet=@ rmd9un9eit. Wir f6nnel
ms faam ir8elp etnen 3uitaub per 9tage Dor
ite1en, Der ult8 bewesen fGnilte, cine lold
(3medudBi9feit8z Determination SIT unteritHten
auBer peun e8 Douglas fem %Icllte."
Q8ir t6eilen S6ige8 fir hette ol8 pplitil9
Wterfpirbi9feit nit, neil Der Nrtifel be8 Sem
arb-Orgat8 1pirfli6 bon bet Brele ais ppQe
GrnIt Qetlpullle1t mtro.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16

ouf bic Stlat8wablen b1tteu eiinpirfen mitlien.
@r belfdtt9te, paB ein 9tefF c oe8 Brdltoenter,
Safer $1,000 gebalt be5oge4l babe, pbne 1T
oenb pelde rennen8mettbe Arnt8funfttonei oa~
fit S1 perri6ten.
0{ew Oprf Is. glpril. Sin G6eaz
t%erffunba1, @eltern mar IN Dem alten
8plperptbeater gum 8enefi5 pe8 neuen Direfz
trr8, aGlet, bic 8orltellung be8 p0tp1le8 BON
Spraeu8." N18 NGen erldie1, pelder BET ben
gclperb 8p98 unbeliebt 1T, tplrbe ct au89e<
%pfiffen. @esen bteI Demrnitratipn Der u8pp8"
proteItirten bic I'M Yarterre befiapliden vOeab
01ab6it8" plrd ben ener9il9en 9tuf uSameiBt
lie bitau8 =" 0a8 mar aber leidter geIa9t ais
9et6all, beit1 bic v8rp8" ltieSen BON benz er>
fen Stang 1erab uap prii9elten Die nOeao 9tabs
bits" aus bent Gbeater. Die Boli5ei fam
nadpem Die Britgetet portei mar, BEL pelder
mebrere Berlpnen ernltlt9 rertebt wurpe1.
Die Wutb 9e9en 4uen ldreibt 1id paber,
paB CT bic freten entrees arfbpb, unp Die u8op8"
It's babtn INNER G9ret9dite pes Tbeater8 9etpe-
Icu maren. 3 4
Stew 9 . If. 4Oie M . 3 All ber
S@al1nppe n8p9n II" Die @rono@
SURF Der Ser. Stuutett bat 5if8, alias SpbnS
ion, ben m"ut6maBliGen lf6rper peS Capt.
Burr ulo Der 8riioer @att8, tpe9en Ytterte
unb Haub8uuf 9pb ct See III Anfla9ez
5~ultal,o pericbt. SIN Safe ct pieIe8 gerbrez
6euS iiberfibrt miro, ntuB er nit benz GOpe
p1fIr biBet. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
anrnnft Der iapaniie0eS eeSanstldbaft in Gan
IranciScp.

st. 2puiS, Is. 9lpril. Die lte>
berlaltb BpnepsGrpreB BON San Srauci8cp
pom 3. meloet, Dap oaielbit Die 9. ct. 6re>
gate Pcmbattan nit Der mpanildet @eianpt>
Ifaft an9efcmmen lit.
gSenn Der Bpmbatt1n Die nStbiSen 0iepara>
ttren ppr9euOnmen ulO &pblen etngenpnmen
BAT, ipirp CT nit Der Sc lanOtl9aft aad Bana<
ma fabren BON oa miro iie itber ben StbuuS
nad @dlbingtpn 9ebradt merpen, pann cinell
Monat in BEN atlantilden Staaten rerpeilen
uno bierauf ii6er Banama rnp ppn pu I'M Bop>
6attan beillfebren.
Die jupanii6e GOroette 1T III San 8rancis=
CO uncat9elpli6 leparirt tpprbelt.
3weite Oepe16e. SIS
Gun 8ranciScO, Is. .2tpit. Die ia
pariife @elanptidoft lit Der ga t rer Stapt.
$4,000 iii1O SIT oieiem 53lpefe b%eipiIIigt. Sc
ITEM mar0e Der @elanptIdaft Elm 9lan5ellper
6fferttli9er @alpfaag gu 89eil unb e8 puroe
TIT 81 G9re1 cine National=S Salute ab0efeuert
Die %frertoen Goriuln nabmen a1l4pen 6eier=
li9fetten 8beil.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
M,mertfamifbe gIabrtcbtem.

8afbtn9tpn. gpr Der GopDbe'I6en
nnterluduns8zG OmnliiliOn Iaste 9 0 N nj a II,
9erauS9eber Der pllrlirn", aus, buB erpon Dem
DrOfit Der GDn8reB~Dr ufarbeiten jd6rli6 $40,
600 uabSefric9t" babe. Der pDr Gllr5eln pom
Rrdlioelten abselebte gunpeSbe5irfSanipalt
San Dpfe aus Ybilapelpbia madte oerldieDenc
tntereliottte Gii8aben iiber bic 2rt uno @eiie,
lpte bic SnnpeSbeamten in philadelphia audi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
9uut 2EerfnuF.

Tss1SsSSi SUM Uerf1nf4
SsalII 90 Ndcr 9anb nit 9uten Standardization, is DpdIet
AsaiiI bon Der Stact male Der 2an6IraBe rmb in Ser ecIuute-
s-A = ten ge9no, l101s gdcr an Der lortberu Central 81
lettpa9n, 80 Wtcuen ppn Der Staot nit @5etduoen; 10 Ndcr an Der
alien 6rebert6 9eoab, gut a~nsebaut; Io7 Nder nit babincm Sc.
baultdfelten lme Nnla9sn, wirS 9e9et Gisentbunl IN ser Gtaot
eni9etaul@t; s Nder an Der alien 6teoerif Gpao u Nleile bon
ron Der Gtact; 2 9au{er in So@aretr., nabe @anSenItr.; / in
NSet=gonbar6fr.; 2 in 6apettetr. 2 in 9e~rin9tcuItr. / in
Trortitr.; l in YrattItr.; 1 III 0aucoerHr. 2 IN M~uberreItr.
nne mebrere anSere in pel9iccenen @esenoen Der Sta6t. 9ots an
oermietben IN Nett golttnoreIr. Mpnument,, @ap= uno Mcgi-
oerrpltr. uno SrDaoipap. @ruub Su rerfaufen in grraopaD.
G%rltncrenten 81 o~ertauFen. @lpGer unb MprrtsI
So. 63 6apeheIr.
AS- G~auibrieie, Whetb= Gentrafe, SeItanlente uS onSere
ihlitIi9e 9aPtere, fotoie 9SaHsn- @eri9t8- @eI96ite wer6en beRenS
beiCt9t. GpI5s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
mnaliie beim Us 3naid1faua.

s. I On, 10. Apri(. Der 8aGlfiGfab@
rer uGlc8coe" FAM 9eltern in Seem 8epfcrp AT.
Srt Der Jtd6e BON Gap Sprn ptrbe Elm 8rpt
BON etltent Wnlfi9 3ertritn1mert babel fqlher
Capt. 8.a9. almV, iein Sp6n @jep. $. alnp,
6n89 8ea, 6eurp Sallguinette, @bwin SIC
Nalnaru, SarneS @aitle, @arren G9urtcn Ii
Wtanuel 8prtnanie uni8 Qeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
9lbreite ber 81 a0ae1niett @eleaatiOm taa, @barleftp,

8 . # 0 II, 10. Npril. Der 0ampfer 20,
81. SpuulDin8" 1T beute tppbl perpropiantirt II.
nit un9eia9r 60 Baila9ierett ipprmnter Die De-
le9aten CUR bemofratilAen Nationalz@ Convention
nab eine Mutfbanoe na4 @9urleiton a68e
gat9et.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
WeMe Nn1eigen.

Die llnter3sidnsten. nit ben 8prarbeuem zines gu %9rinoenbeu
SanoeretaS e~cauttra9te @o1nite laeet 5r 8erstbung i6er Die Con.
Sea IS. ,. We. IbenbS ~ nLr, bef s. Q. S9BpS
9o. 1877 Souub Sbarpfr. Elm lRo nNo berlertt, oaB beretS 9e9en
$50 Antbetle geSeihnet uuo Ger 8erctr MIR in 9Sirfamteit treten
pir6, fpenn i1 cine npb 9rDBere 8etbeliguu9 ersebem mSdte.
Sran5 S9ott, Srans llspo, {. g8. ShBpS, D. 9tnblane,
Wt. SelenepStp, 6. q. Miftl. g MoNi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
8erbaftumo Nutter's.

@a9in9tpn, IA. april. ST.. Yotte'
ip1rbe beute Mtorgen perPaftet uab Itelte
$4,000 8trgI9aft oafir, DAP ct Trteoen bal=
en- uno li4 bel onper5 be8 Due0liren8 ent6alteu
pplle.
Die GrliSei indt na4 Br4or, Der unter Die
elte 8itr9i6aTt 0eItellt mer0M IpI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
eentes pon @aihtmatpm.

SO abtngton, IS. AYril. Da piele
Gfepublifaner nit ben berlpfratii9e @pnSreB=
WtitglieOerl,, bic nad @barlcltOa 9e9el, ubs
paaren unp It9 10 G1t9e mad 6auie be9ebeit,
10 pirO III nadlter 3eit faltm eit Quorum ppr:
baltOeit leit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
@iienhnhn lfnfnm.

@ttca8o, a. 2tpril. Der G9icu8O=
ct. 9olti8zGrpreB5u9 braG iii leBter 9tadt
purdl Die 5pl5briife bret 0teilet nDroll6 bcil
Sprtn8ftelO ; 5pei Wdnner mur6en 1o9leid 9e>
tpotet, fpelde prrne auf bent @epadzg8a9cn
l@ta1pett. Der 2rfomptipefiibrer uno Sei3er
'wlroelt ldper perlebt. Spnit murOe gfiemano
erbebltd perpu1pet, Z
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
Sn IL &asen Don Gan Srameisro.

ct. 2put8, H. 9prtl. Die 8 up
GrpreB fam nit San SranciScD 0fadrtdter
big sum 3. 9efern Na4nlitta9 in ct. Soiepb,
WtDy an. &ur5 nadber rillen ober Die 9ele=
Srapbeu=D rdbte 3mil6en bier uno ct, SOIepba
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
9few=Sgfpro Collegiate mn0
MeotcaL=Tnffitut.

OaS Spmner.S en,elter eieier ~sebrautalt finot an am 8. W1on
age fpnuienben WernotS (IpriG 16) unb IbIe6f NIT benz baIbiSb
ri8ell @rameu Der !3b9lia8e Der ccaesialiI6en Nbtbcluu1, am ies
ten ggscnta9e ceS 6arouf f~eleenosn Scptember.
l%luterrifts- @ebubr (one Ae6enauSSaben eineefdlpEcn):
Sn Der cpae9iaItiben Nbtbcilung Sl3 !, onxs.s .xra.n
Sn Der neo5inif6en Attbeitnn9 $25 y Spt9uS0aVaa9
Scott, @obnun9 &c. beIpr9t (auf 8erlanaen) in outn S6uIern
Der PrtnSipal fir 50 per @r9e. l9dlhe nibt einoeihloIen.
N9. ollie Spfbiufr, iebtbebungens, oher pom 9rin,ipoG re-
cpmmanoirte, ie6en, iclpeit bic @lepen Der 2ebranitatt betbeuiat
Fnb, unter as ioIuter @putrolle bes 9rtnspals.
Nep- Srforb, MoanS- @euntD, 9enniplo., 27. WeSta 1860.
DO. Q. 9. Bfeiffer,
Ms29,3p m 8rin,ipat 6es 81. 8. 8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
@sunisipalwabl in sarrisbura.

Ste9 Der DemDfrQteli.
9arriSbnr9, IA. April, 8ei Der
Staotrot6tpabl lpurbe Der Oenlpfrat Mnt.
&eupner init elmer Mebrbeit ppn 1870 gemGblt.
aad IN l~lebri9en bat paS Oeulofratilde Sidet
9efie9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
Ser 0ismcl g,pamp III se,1e,

0rrfpltl Is. april. Der Dismal
Smarnp Iteht in 6eler lnp Die 6lar1uen nit
then fart, +,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
Ollie fir Wsiramon.

NeWzOrlea8, Is. g(pril. Sn 9urs
gem lpa ppn bier eip SdifT nit Munittor &C,
fir Mtraupn abge6eu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
Ser lf6renSe Senersbrnna in asbitebon.

Ssrif0reiree 6eaersbrrtnft in asbiteban.
Srph 10. april. Gtne 5erit6renoe Tener8>
frunf lpitt9ete beute 0ea6lnittds in @bite=
ball, %. 9. 0a ba8 Gele9ropbea=Yurea ab=
b%ralnte, linO rie Details nod ilidt befaullt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
ge(earophifbe Osn6riebten
@ert@tet fGr ben n@altimpre Meder
Gin friiberes 0onaree.M5itqIieD aeStOrbeu-

IS arlington, Is. april. @m, s.
Scbalol, frit9ere8 Gon9reBSN Rit3lieb bon Ma-
rplal1O, 1T beute bier 9effprben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
nWlein 6nHell tDOtet MIDI aQunallia,"

uW1ein 9litelt t0Otet mild aarrablig,"
aeen 9unberte, bis i'd
Or. Slpapne'S 6uiarnmenSeiesten Shrup bon
SSilDfirICDem
~eebrdpatt." &ein gtitrl e pp6 dls IS aud 9 riefen wsrben
mag. fam e~enigleen IN be settle 9eaelt rerrene
Sic Srfqinale lllO id)te 3ltberetfltnn
I~usssbsrns, Safsr, Grtdltaue. GnsbrGftsfett, SrOn6ifts, Sc,
Der, Ss@wfroen, Slatgeien. f6weres @tSmtn,. SGuneraen tn
Ter settle unS 8ruf, 6ersflppfen, SnRusn,a, Grpup. ME.
ser9ebrr9ene @enfttlttDL weben 9als. Nerpen.
f8wa6e, anS ale 8ranflsi:en tts 9aHe&
8rMf uub 2~un8ex.
Sic mcrfDiirOiQiten Gnreu, Die nod ie Uer=
rid)tet lpnrGen.
ASipante8 5ul1lltlllen9elebter SDrltp bon
Dflbtirf&en farirte GsparO banpiun. @erruantown @CuS;
Der Die rten eesenIber, pSn etnem Sunen. gbuabme bes NleNbes:
er fOnnte wsrer fteaen nod Itesen rpus SsF&werItafeit. artet.
tet III George Swesnsa's 3ataeres, @tNse Muap, u~atsrtal6 gBaIace.
Smapne'8 QStlpflrI6 ell fltrirten @5efiel Tbps
mas. nabe YtSnirstae %frNberbtr SVn 9~tatelpbia, bon Wd6t.
I6weiIen, .firaterIi&en Suten, tursem Ntbent; fen ean;es 81.
fem war auBerprtentltM 9efdnd1t Dreiaebn Sabre Fnb felt.
benz SsrFp0ea up er ertreut fl nod imneF etaer saten Sefunb-
belt.
Glpapne's @ilOfri6en bei(teu Bic 9rau bes
Sen. Deuart, IS SRspennfraFe, 0leaens. Sf fer iterseuet
sas Ve fer seoen resteten. sit bate bic gussetEsas TN D6&fea
braudte. @r. S.S SteUens. Draesif in &eaotne, te6en 9paEr-
hsitsltsSSs MiemanD sss%eitslt fam 9Siss i~st Snren ~bestaSes
ea bte Mteetitn BET tbh eetanft wpreen.
NerSte 9ebrarden 1lD ent9feblen eS
. s. $. @aiira, 6ranfltn Counts, 81. fdreibt; ySett IL
Sabren babe i'd etne ffarfe prars umO empfeble Or. Swaune'S
tulnnlnen1eleSten SArup pPN 2cllpItTlNen pr dUen 1neeren Me
St,inen. Sn ben fp febr e~efirdtetcn Quneenfranfbetten, lie ids
In Ssntudp ais 10 pVsarlts er'rttisH baIts itn fir Elm unf&dsa
res @Nttel." T
SEarmmns. 8aufe tetnen @rtitel ser sprsebh@ gDtlbfir.
fGen entbdlt benz 9anen beliebter Mer;te a~nsctdngt fnb, bic
aber ni3ts nit ietner acknowledging gu tbun patten; fraee ater
tmmer anserndlt@ mad pDr. Swapne's iulammeneefestem @p.
rlp ron Q8tlpfirfdent" bic etnste dhte gDtlbtirfden -8ubereitrno.
Spapne'8 iiber5aferte
@arfaparilla um6 EDeer=9iIen,
furiren Sartietbtafeit, Spobrenneu, GCpfreb mettes pUr, egnsr,
~perrDrbenen Mfasen berfOntnh nebeIfett, llnrenlidfett Sdnrsr.
,en In pD t~raufbafte llnttattSfet- Der Gnesmeipe, DlSbunmosn
NpretttlOGetett @elOluht &c. IS fdetnt, Thine ptdsn oeben 's s /.
10 ounenteiue 3ufrtebenbett. Gin febr gutter plan wTrps "a NV at.
nenn man hisie gtasn s%tar'apaas' ~ssrenO man bic @tlbtfr-.
If6e n geBrduGt. at
Die VVbieen MeOt;tnen nerben nut ;utereitrt ron Or. er,nu.
MD eOBnt sU. s NVFs etfetate Strase Vbertalb Der 9gSrFttsEr's
wttabeptias "'r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16

@ilbelm Gen gc9e SEQ. A. Il. 8. 9. 9. Z
E9ie mtoIisOer Der milbeRIm Gen qoae go. 4 oer6eu bierourt
bBhid,ft eriutt, in elmer re9elu6Bi9en @erianinlun9 AM na9lter
DentaQ ber17. b. WttS., N6enbs s lltr. pinftltf gu erI9etnen.
INT ~braSerl6 Die Beamet unc Sra6er Der Sdiuer-so9s gp, OF
gu snnpfan9er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
Serfanfss@m

Speben %enpfan9eu unS am 2a0cr:
so 6Gier 86bn. 3peti65et,
5 - tdrfG6e TO-,
10 - @amilenblpmen
5 y uto 3 eddie MnS,
40 - Stulen, e eaqr9
10 N Crime GrbIen,
TO y blaue Nepbne,
10 y rno 16 Barrels MuscatniTe,
80 Qtpen @eneper.
$50 Soften rnb 40 6Gier 0~6einpeiu,
$50 9eirtjoglns unb 80 Safer Sraa;. @ein.GIR9,
% 5iier @i1erien,
20 &tlten Nndopj8,
100 Side beiter Sou. 6annlcI,
u, ], 2, 3rno 5 Sal. Demio6nS,
so &Srte Gbanpagner,
cine Bartbe 0ooaaa= @igarren,
'pel9e 3un bili9ien MarftpreiS ~pertaufrn
@eper & 8tlten8,
go. l22 2pmbarb1tr.
@Plls Spnhen G9arleS- nno 9%nnrbsrfr.
G~tpfsNfeifen
bon bartent SctSe %fabrtsirt. DGt N~eeerIdbaurt oefittert.
Nreis 81.
81 gapet NUT bel SutrO.
Ip4S 1861 8allnprelr., STE bon 2iabtItr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
Deuti6lanb,

2etp33i8, "a. Mar3, gorsefcrn f.nb Cd
bier 8pden seweieu, DAP Sumbplot'S 8riefe
an 8qrn9qSen p,Gnle bier erldiener, rtno fell
.9effern lie8t i6pn Die pierte Aufla9c + erielbeu
Dor. *r4 8 '
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16
SdiQer-gpoe go. 55. II. 8. q. 81

Die graber Db9er 9o8s per6en bierntit eriuht, gdenltoo 10
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-16

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9auoeretn, bel benz idpu an 200 Au6ete geehnet ltne, Al btbei-
il9en, WeIfen biernrit en9elaoen. naditen Dienlta9 elmer 8erlam1nl-
lung I'M i@ War3 en- BOD, 30. % q. 6reberifltr, beisinpob-
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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EURopE.I
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA,
ADVANCE IN COTION!
THE CHINESE REBELS-PANIC At
SHANGHAI!

New YORK, May 23,-Fhe steamer Persia ar
rived here this afternoon, with Liverpool dates to
the 18th.
GEN NERAL NEWS.
continental affairs generally Unchanged.
GarloaidRs expedition to Sicily was the the
prominent topic up to the hour the Persia sailed
There was nothing authentic to his landing
1t was believed that the insurrectioa continued
in the interior of the Island.
Advices from China stated that panic existed
at Shanghai. and that business there was sus-
pended in consequence of the advance of the
rebels.
COMMERCIAL.
liverpool, May l2.-Cotton sales for the
week $4,000 bales, including $500 TO speculators.
and $500 TO exporters.
The market closed at an advance of on Fair
qualities but quotations show advance of 4
on Orleans and Mobiles. Middling and lower
grades firm and unchanged. Holders offer freely
but show no disposition to press sales.
Quotations :-Orleans fair 3d., do midding
sgd UpIands fair 81 d. do middling 3-l6. Stock
i'll port ,027 900 including 653, 900 American,
BREADsrUFFS-Flour dull. Wheat firm. Corn
Cd. to Is. lower. Wakefield & Nash report yell
low as fully Is. and white Is. lower on the week
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
Newbera Ladies' Abroad.

Several young ladies belonging to this place at
tenued the recent session of the Episcopal Conven
Lion at Charlotte, since the adjournment eff which
they have been visiting some friends in Salisbury,
where, as will be seen from the following extract
FROM the Banner, they seem to be holding that ty-
ranicnl sway over the hearts of their new cdptres
that they have long held over the affections of
their older subjects in this locality Though their
tyranny is absolute it's severity is and then re
lieved by smiling evidences of appreciation which
renders their despotis sweet t" their captives
are the glimpses of Paradise to the careworn pill
grim But to the Banners notice:
P1c-N1c-A very elegant pic mic was given to a
number of ladies from Newbern by the young gen
tlemen of Salisbury, on Friday last. Tne scene of
the festivities was some thirtyfve miles up the
sfty persons were present-conveyed thither by
special traiu under the superintendanee of Chief
Engineer Turner The day was delightfully."- spent
in dancing singing &c and in dong justice to the
oined the party on it's return from Morganton, and
contributed its share to the oyousness of the occa
sion The whole affair, it is said, was splendldly
gotten up We return our thanks for an invitation
Our better half beng from home, of course we
could't
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29

THE REPUBLICAN PLATFoRM.-Men now-a-
days are platforms-not the paper on which reso-
lutions are written. Thus i'll the following ex-
tract from a speech of Mr. Lincoln, the Republi-
can candidate for the Presidency, delivered at
Springfeld Illinois, the 18th of June, 1883,
ments of the Republican candidate:
Il believe this government cannot endure per-
manently half slave and half free. l do not ex-
pect the Union to be dissolved. | do not expect
the house to fall but do expect it will cease to
be divided. 1t ,ciU become all one thing all the
other. Either the opponents of slavery will arrest
the further spread Oft and place it where the pub
lie mind shall rest in belief that it is in the course
of ultimate extinction, or its advocates will push
it toward until it shall become alike lawful in all
the States, old well as new-North we'll as
South"
This is Mr.. Stewards idea-not original with Mr..
Lincoln, whose original ideas not likely to
trouble his party; but the IRREPREss'BLE Con
FLICT is the real platform -inter-States, between
theStates among all the States, &c, &c.-N Y.
EIDTeSS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29
HIExlCAN MUSTANG eminent

M% HHEXlCAN MUSTANG Liniment.
GE2 Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the sue
cess which this article has attained. For Rheuma
tism, Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or
Galds, Sprain, Pole Evil, and swengs upon horses,
it has no equal No person will be without it who
has once tested its value. And with reference to
the general estimation of the Mustang Lniment, I
cbeerfully say that no article performed so
many cures in eig h borhood this. L w SMITH,
Ridgefe1d Conn., S. LEITcH, Esq. Hyde Park, IT.,
writes, that the horse considered worthless,
(hs case was spavn) but since the free use of the
Mustang Liniment have sold him for $3.50. Your
Liniment is doing wonders up here" Such testi-
mony is reaching every day The half is not
told Every family should have it. Beware of i'm
tations. The genuine Mustung is sold by alrespcc-
table dealers throughout the world.
BARNES 81 PARK, Proprietors,
may % wat New-York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-29

THE JAPANESE EMBGssV.-On Sunday afternoon,
about thirty of the japanese walked around the
Western section of the city of Washington, visiting
the jackson and Washington statues. They were
it is said, delighted with whatthey The States
of last evening says:
Last night they were taken inte the concert room
of Wizards and the organ which still remains there
was made to give out its thunder tones. They do
not however, seem to be very fond of music, al
though they listened with interest to the tones of
the organ. They went through several of their re-
ligous forms and ceremonies which were truly i'm
posing.
The orthodox religion of Japan is Sintoo-al
worship the Sun. Their belief is that the world was
regenerated through the nstrumentality and appear
ance on earth of a female, and after having per.
formed this great and good work, for which by God
she was ordained, she sscended to Heaven and be-
came embodied in the sun.
IheIr national flag is emblematical of their relg-
ION, displaying as does the in all its purity
upon the white fed. There are other sects, and
among them the most numerous would appear to be
the followers of Buddha.
We notice that it is proposed to give the embassy
an imposing reception their visit to Philadelphia
Both the military and fremen will probable parade
on the oecasion; The embassy yil1 proceed as far
sp the Delaware to The Philadelphia navy yard.