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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
MRS. WINSLOW.
The McdIcnI mnd SurKicnI ln.,i,nte ol

The Medical and Surgical snstitute of
Dr. Ia I CZAPF Af, Is already secured in position
which places 1t, as well Its prop ietor, far above
the assaults of envy an pl fessiona malice. In the
schools OF France, the highest prizes often award
ell to pr ,ciitinners IN this department Of Medical
science, and they occupy with others IN equally lofty
position Ia the profession Ricord is an Illus rious ex-
~mple, shining light among the philosophical stars Of
his aye in Europe and DR.. CEapSAy has fully eQualled
him III THIS county y, as proof Of which, the Phila.
delphia College of Medicine cnmpl mented hin Wit,
Dipioma, and the honorary dd eunden degree. Se-
lectng this as his field Of operatol although qualified
as sgraiutte Of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon OF the hungarian Revolutionary army
Tor more extended labors, DR.. j. CEapkay as bent
his earnest attention 10 the Of chrGnc and pri-
VAie diseases III which he has bee l0s grea, an ex-
pert that he is now regarded the LEAD in thia
oradch of his profession throughout the United Stat g.
ami his portrait and biogranhy are Published a. mat
ter Of Interest TO their readers in the most exclusive
Journals The 'oct,r's offices are az his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
Leides iorf nearly opposite the buildings OF the Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Company.
~ We ask particular attention of our readers to
the sworn Certificates of remarkable cures ia another
column Of this paper. 9O-3m
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~ = slartsutae, Sec, sen 10. eest tss

Or. .. SaYne! "' VeO' zen IL. Sept. 1857.
o. gsfTtses per PER-. a5stas aO4ter purse Dor fur,cn ,0, h.
sssaso esIauen4 meiGss ete erO6e N~ebnidtsft S mi S Nv" a s,nen
s Sis, GSns et tia! st Gias ga8t mad Der anSsrn Sc gsr al at aStr r aser
rsm, S arnsrs r sniar maps fassn enoa& Oerf6affte ID sstttr mir ssn % Ssi
lung y StaaOs. Sd fdtls mid ts66aI6' adSa Der rygS pr5sS y 2st-
metneS &tnbeS. FFWN1 ~ Ole ~Wefuncbett
Das alttrattse babe t8 an MIR fdtf erprDbt rnS. ss,ns
e. pet MIR elae solltaRStse nmpanoluns uaeiner 6 u F si : Gf
Don Yateanneotstnen, bin aber ieBt aber,eusf1 Dos ID !" e In 0rsHt ,
n~pfebleH. 4 tra Vtls'0eh ais cut u
$500 8AI4f @m. g. So b.,
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Waherp&t uno &reb8 furirt.
Or. 3. 4nnnsi "mOas, WeIli, oen q. San. IS:

DIT. z. Sdtne! N""' 1911
g9srtper PER-; Dttt srpsem Werendaen rto6e IA a. -
unlpaspGren SStrtianteit tbres rufreinfn ~ J. ppn oes
tets dRres altertrenten 8aGGams mn az ~ :
h~etts.9tlIen betannt. @taeral ". .. SrtU ~ w y
s saG srsas Sns'f ss SS = '9 sado sru # fo sss. nas liassssnSsai s stiTf
selsetn, nao bret Der beOtutenSfen Ner,te sG - it wsa s 4O9 trant
S SsI9 Sss 81 'S isar sssl's sse satlsa. n e=, ntisss 9Sas ssa @ SsHHs fSst
Uteine iletne dOdter Il t i'm lesten NUsentber ~ 'S sssa espslt
G iss, 2ai g1s,, ssid smE is9r i@ssa sunabm. Sd CAB is / aI sSSsSs Sss
sdnsid stbeilt. Danftdrfeft oeoen Ge -rst ~ nno fe 1T iegt
q SBt eia Ssea aSS9' :! Sse sS, mid BE SetD esAs an sic sa iSr tiSnap tr r@s ss
CUR gerSFsatiaSsung S Steiss, i'm Inn 5 y S si, l = me nss9r ais %~tafon'ns
Sn 5renntfAaft SSbr ''ANN'
Ia m a u
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Tvs. 5. @VGltns.
Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
90 fftn, @reen So. 81. y IL. , So

W FTiII, Green 60. q. o.. Ben 8. @Og. ts,o
3tusats sa @uafrn ibrer unfaasbare. MSsoiSin" SS ss nisfi nst'
rem bnjuufu9en. . 1lelenances
SeI nassiapr 8 Sabrea bate tb einen f9peren wnsou n,n
laStts stilSrt. Dar& zen 6fferta @ebraa9 iSrts s 8 ugTimi-
samSsm.t ls &C.! ssaas i5. = Sd BABE -oadeIte IN srcben DuGsn az
babe ID es IN nasiaer 5amtHe Wei ausewanSt eSento ' ,Ms iS Sel.
ttn9erHoen lm0 mtnbtretbenben Balfant nm ~ az sg am.
otnh Defeh GItOl8e. aBdbrenb Der lnnsi6briaen .RrantE wtp IN, MI
nT i6gtnoiadt.aen 6rau, raren tMe WirObtnsern oft BE in nmsa
melge Grletbterun9 seri&afften mb rem ne aud niht hss,Ess.ssn
ee 1Fan1eeit N EN- stadium aetreten mar, NO fem hfs =" 20
tanutes 1ttttel nebr belfen tCnnte) 70 linpern ne cua ib re sd Sn os-
ser. gbenn oas efene 8eugniB etnes Manres. beasn FsrsiS Gp.nsE-
a sanA far Ste anO ete Sadie Ger .Waenf&beit eiaiarn gB srS & h .ss0t e.
tto tie ~mtatprrnen 3u Dem neintaen, t'V pAhIe
m I&tunssSOa Sbr
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Salsbraune (Croun).

sSobn Sarriman, gsq., @teparbstoipn y. g s4x.u.
gCr tnr3sa bate etues naeuaer Sinber eiueif ettasn ,,rutx
.tSbttid sepprbsu mare. SD CAB ibut ouoe M ~ +Ga tVaelle 9aife
sGt!tuiuttel unS mao gerlaat BON u StanOsi, in Semen V Sas 'srsaa
g SRbeelSfsl paa ssaSalnaea bate 0tbmete es sieSer a ana I pS S ,ts
&se. SameS V. DanieI, YIse,Oater. Dqoraon o..
I6reibt: %S" ~ Rtn
SD babe Sbr Sriltretni9un8Shittd unb Sbrcn sn,,.;s.
8allanl. nut 5 penn 9rOBtsn erfcl9 IN neiner JaaiIs anaemauSs SSem
tel eeruteA, nm es neinen 6 tnte sinsuoeben, 'pps si%s rmg
Gnfal pPr Group bebrcbt Iinb. o' 'sSAVe NIL etnem
3wana9 9 item bon 3susnifIe Ii men bon ae,5or..
[anet ir6. at =, "e1a eS Der
Sslet Sanns's tnebliniiden alnannt fir 1890
DicIeS werthrpue SrufretnisuHg8nnttei tpirh eins,.
letS'0O" VI Y, 3 9ne& Son = yer
iinb III gu BADEN in Baltimore Bel: ~'pV"
8, z 3. 8 Sn stasi.r s e.. ! sss s5iSs, . ~ = {. grspn s 81.
Sn %gsa6inssa o. 9. Set Naua s PalmsTr.' '@ &D. Diet.
MI, V,tuw( T~"
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NnfaQ bon gluS,ebruro

U.el.eS mag os5cu9sn, bB it Dor unsefa5r 9 Sab, ~ .cn n.
aSsrStss bon sinsn, ismerst6en Suten seplaSty pnrSs. 0sG "a aNO
SS : rsn Sn osFapa . @srsten bebanSet obne cine s feid y ~ puroe
petlparen. @neIt9. bat d INNER eenber wur6e, ibsr 1tSs 6H
MID Or; Sapnes 9ruireinioun9SmitteI gu probiren A0' 1G man
9eetas9 per errslt Tlai8e hpuros ih etpaS better n, SXoM penn
bon 8 6lol9en srtot8te nteias p5aise @enciuna. : ''p SeSraad
s48a4 Hst a94 Sfaac Grpskn
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NIfbma, 8lutlpeien ,c

Or. .. Sapne! 80 S"Vr Gen e. Sept. 1857
Wtftne gran mar fett tret Satrea fdper franz nj. g..
H tsIs "a I'D aS s SatfsS s %as ssr 0strtiaHttit tbres Sraf rein @rSaSrtts
s ssrs s sTan tS %hsr1 - 1Eema, SSnernttmtBtstt, @iatpeissnu | mn u
s sSs.a I nns,s sne e ssss. SSslaansbsitspiuen uaS is & 81 Su s IL e Yid1@s
Spasa ts.tsa y ~ tSaasu' bag mad benz @rbrauS b s. ~ l. g srstn;
peilung tclste. V'u fne ~prAfdneige
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3unt

-@W2sS n OWW 0ETIWWT+ - T.0-|"
NHssiIHH 60 Nder 2ano nit auten DISQUALIFICATION, Is Wei[en
@gsiIa bon Der Staot male Der 9an6itrabe lmo in Der qeIuabe.
l&ah-@A item @e9eno, 11OA Nter al Der Nprtbern @entral- 81.
lenbabn, 80 Wteaen bon BET Start nit @~etduoem; 10 Nfer an Ser
alien 6reberit Goao, gut a~nsebaut; lO7 ader nit babl@en Sc.
bdalt9teiteu anS .%slnlasea, Wir6 9s9en gissntbum m Der Stabi
ein9etauiht; 6 ater an Der alien Breoerit &Oao u Yeshe bon
Deount be SaIes; 100 4der am ~Ba1binston 9anbpeae, II NPei(en
Scn Der Staot; 2 9duler in 9Operbhr nabs @amSenltr. !; / in
NSeit-9ombmbir.; 2 in 6apetteitr. 2 in 9eringtpnhr. l in
6rcntitr. ! in Prattltr. l in 9anpperHr. 2. in Mulberrpfr.
un6 mebrere anoere in ceri6eSenen @esenoet Der Stabt. Qpts Al
oerrnietben in y Salhmpreftr. Molument-, @ap- unb W1cgi.
oerrptr. no Srpaopap. @rlnb gu pertaufen IN 8roabwap.
@runoreften gu certauten. 9lo6er un6 Norris,
So. 6S SapeheItr.
ne &alfbrefe, Weietb- @cntratte, Geltamente unO amber,
i4atitli4e paptsre. iOpie &aten- @eri4tS- @ei6dfte werben beltens
belcr9t. Npl5s
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81 Sa6rea Mit9lieO DeS enolil9en NDppz

lett 81 3u9rea Mlitslieo Oe8 en9liiden aOpp=
fatenltaloe8 unO mdbrenD bieler 9au5en Belt
babe id ni9t8 9etban, mas al8 8eleiOi9uns oeS
@eri4t8 au8selest iperben fSnnte. Nienano
uuf Der Belt bat 9r0Bere Ndtun9 Dor ben Sc
ridteu al8 id, Auf8 feierli9ite erfldre t4,
baB e8 ni4t metne Ibii4t mai, Guer &bren 81
beleibigen.
Der 2idter mar nit bieIe @rflarua9 51=
~frieoet, entlieB Sru. Stotpr ulo perta9te Die
Court Bis beute Sprmitta9 10 lG6r.
Su ben bern @purt8 fam nidt8
bon geoeutua9 bef:
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Son IS. SO. gStuter8 m q

Or. D. Sasne 4 So n! ~'ae5 1898.
Len q Sr ,anttestt1 Sr 9uftrSbre TOR Observation-Disclosures el. '9 g Sfs@5
! y itno @ palia11 bet farfem AuswuTf umO QeSsrI,iS SvtIi0
aneewanct babe. "" 'eH' peper %rfOl8e
ala .iai4ilaa ID. %. @inters
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Ga 5antl4a9, 1lnp Mpntag lit Gpn3ert
beiu @apt, IN Der 2ihertp 6au, 2ibertqltr.
Ga Isl II tItf d. is Gr6ffuun9 s.
0ip pedAap6a8 Bublihtm parauf aufmerfI am,
oaB ST.. 6rieor. 8tittler nddlten Mrnta9 III
Gampenitr. Np. SO cine -l1eue @irt6I9aft er@
0fnet. Our @rHfnun98eies miro Elm iuperber
2utd auf9etil6t.
B@ 2und,- Nd6iten Mpntag ptr6
5r. S. SommerfelO in Der alten Gurnbale,
Gde 6rDnt= uno 2Culbarbl IT,, eiuen p%elitaten
2utd auftiiden.
B9 6err 9ouis Mutb, BET ~freurO<
li6e g6irth in Ger. % 6reoeriflr it,, wiro am
Wpnta9 ieinen @dlten et1en luperben 9un4
%lerpiren.
30 9undl- Nadlen Mputas BET
Onfel Gum ger IN Stile8 utO 2ittle
@pugbItr,, nit adt inlpprtirtem @albiugtpner
9agerbier aus 9tt9ter & SdSnbornS 8raue=
tel. Darum feble Ntelnauo !
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C&up5ns aus etnem 8rieff beS 0ev. Gkrr, 81 m.u
Stpdbplnt, SGpeeen, BEN 10. Wt6rs 1877 ~ ~'slper9 bat
Sbre unfGasbare Mebi,tn ees srufre,r,...
gan ~ 1n, was sErs aS as,aer Ssut erUee Dtenfe aeIeifef ,r0 Q ID
saHn .aam e.aea 2a9 e9ne eahelbe letn. Mebrere nteirsr S aMo 10y
@sI$sa = sS s Sas.a sss. Ssrf8ertsa MIR ebenfaas Der @ eutsr YHr ,.aa
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Samuel Burnett.


- mes III Nintn- nnb Quart SlaIteu.
Dieient9en unierer Guneen. melbe BON Der Iehten Genbuno nidt
oenn9 re'elleg' lennen lst wre geitelun9en prompt ous9efibrt
rbalen. 9. g. Gbarrpn & 6 o.
Wa316s gde Bon SanSoser. nnb aon astri
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@pncerte mn0 8Gae.
Hollidaystr. -Theater.
9fO9 ieds srOBe 0pern Sort ,Gau9en.
GrGTnuna8=9 tbeno

ant WfOnta9 ben 26. Ofar3 1860.
Der gertauf Der @utictptOusbiaette SO. 90. fir ale 6 @praeI.
lun9en be9nnt Dpunerltag Depraet.
Der Iefauf Der Stse F5u elmer Der 8 erleu 0pern beoinnt am
Sannta9 Den "a; .. 80. i'll StObbart uub g8tut9'8 gaben.
St9npr Srt9hplt ptrO b%eltintnt an 3 Menben
auftreten.
0Ne @el3ebS-SaiOn beitebt in Iebs perI6iebeneu Opern, Bic
ostn9huelten @onlpo1thonen b8 iesi9en &epOrtoir8, oarunter fno
Srtl neue, me 8uoer in Baltimore a%ufsefibre Opern. 6rdulein
sal! trtt m pte P4rtaner," gDartba unO Don Span" auf,
III otler Sper 9lebt ne ibr Nbidteo8oebIt Dor i6rer Nbrete nab
9uropa. Ees1Ra6aie @ptfon trtt aut IN rppltito," Der sFrG.
lQus~ u >o!e rl5lltantiGe 9eper," ipel9e Oper in SoIge Der 29rp-
Bsh StaIatpn' pe le erre9te, auf aa9emetnes @erlan9en bieSmal
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@rtaltuns, 5nffen, Seiten= u. yrufle,,,,..,

@ertter Serr! SIN Spdtiabr s4s nnrS. ( 20
gen Scsnsra y mttner ltafsa seits unnfrtsiSa ,g uU I f etasnr peIti-
s s5sass' %ss gsaSss "' IS siasSts' F saE 81: t nsFi.rt: aas Sfter en- en-
fade eaUSsa mar SIN 9aafe einer ISOLDE serE ~saa.tans II r
s S$H1 Sa sd asi us, is gene nue. sr ~ ans isarOe son Sage aesI sa as 49, ssiIsr
%ssrobirte 5israuf Elm q aas a"e s "a Srt ls sros q. S &c = 9%syittbGsa, Sd
Ssns a aass argo PER SssFaamtefsn aerste, abtr aasla StIsdsrs Sa s9.
S Ss. Ss ssn g ns =. 80 mar nate Oaran, mid Der Se ~ ! iSs ssl
trstntSanssmtttfIs anriett SD usrf&affte mir 1 sins a pres @fal-
s sea 81 ssa 'S IL tn a' anS ST naS S SsrSs Sssss, satts. isHtsar lid itS .se sassn
barren Arinei. QHtunosSpI Gar !" "ralt tprer lalhas
4gaf8f3snM W Al &. u. AR. S arbps Hn
3erre Saute, sSnb., sen s. NGai 1915, S''""st-Venflhee
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9 mi.

San9OI5.
8aabol5. 8anhoI;.
ga Der llntrsei6nctc ben @ef9afts- gntbcl bes Srn. @eO. YP
Suttb BON Der olten. .Sun'o tanFt9 an i9 sebra6t Bat, 70 piro er
rmnmsBr eaS @ei9dtt aut iene eiSne, aQenise &etnuna am olten
@sI4ditspIaBe, @te bon Greot Susbe8 mnS SobnIOnitrs, an Der
SloIeie beS 8olns in allen Ieinen perIdieSenen 9rondben fort'
fibren unc empfteblt lid ben alien 6unoen Der SSirma IonnhI
ME einent ~9eebrten Nubtitum. @r miro iets eineH arOserr I D :
ratb gut ~9etrcfnetes Sau- uno S9reinerbol, balten unS SoGsIts
gen pcrtaufea. o""
(6b2.ip Samuel Burnett.
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6otattt Mlle nn6 genefet.
Blutung Der 2urtae.
Mn,isstus M,.

Or. .. eosn S S"''S'ut Ds.s oen !. SrAllt 1883
aeertter PER-; SIN SabrestSNApar t5 febr 1essS,S tss -
iit eiae sg @nIst MN TN a SSsssrsI g ssds & Sabre 5niassb.s Ss e :
traI9 tbres, Srnfreints fhgs hittet wieoe, oSn,i& hep @es
ietSe } Ssesfsta ae nassr s1stafJ sIns aaIhq {t seSas.m Sd saSSs fferaer be- as'
unO thinner s~sehtaesn, ba6 fc bem .Rran gfsa%p puE e s%tnee9e0ea.
perfbafts naC ton ;nlest sebetlt bat. SS' S'T'VeFr1l
Rvs. $. @pf1fns
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8aubpls.

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100000 TnR Sau= mnb SdreinerbpIa,
100000 Sdbinbel unb Satten gum 0erFamf.
gStr lenten bic NuimertIamtet pinhliGer 6unben ouf infer,
sro6e Nieberla9e bon 8au- uab NabbolS bon auet Qrten, Quan.
tttdten uno @rDBen. &ir lduei6en @~eiBtonuen- 8aubO[a nab
@eIe0un9 unb leern SenIterrabmen, 8baren, @infaIIunoen unf
Spbelarbeit gu SabrttpreIeu. Spredet Dor in unlerenl Solsboi,
So. ITO eiSbttr. lSbart, ODER @de BON @utatp unb @erananfr.
Says burns Sloan.
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GFibemiider Gatarr6 II. 6lukfeber 9rfr,,on,

W nt, sIUsS ..rrn sis6urnt Paq fSretbt: -
CD Kin scs6.r r,;ebs~ o.n.e BEN Sanunr 1858.
9eilmittcl fanb. "SeS { unttdebo
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8rultbrdune uno 8[ntIpeie,,

Or. .. Same! - zen 0 Oft, 1851
sd. be3euee,. Rag tb p65renS Der @rnte =, f.....
saitsmS f teialen purbe unO eins ,asr : sun sa osr
= sias ss aSs%af u aug a eatte tS staen bOien Sufen' S@ SHn raha.
o'atrftatsausSrutttf uaS SisieS iteQte mid sSn.liS 4 S r1Ss
~ Enfa# Semes Is. Ban 6prn.
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Sn nerrentem :
Wibtt8 fir 1tebernebmer Dpn 8Gl[er
1tnO Gpnccrfen.

Der srcBe SaaI Der Meetanics 9aG. So. 1852 81. ssopetteStros,
Serrer- un6O amen9oroerpbe lit nun auf boS eieSdnteMe oSSs
9eitattet unb n1 oecortrt unb btetet bic @erpoltuno ben llebernek
n1ern BON Saden nnS @Oncerten ~oenietbet unterr BEN aiaHioifsn
Sceinoun9en AT sa e54snu. sgs96 sSpt
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Nid,ti9 fir 0eSenfboften.

~NtNV1tB TUU WeFeuTWWFIeW.
SSfePt &apPert Rtb as l80nsebaute
Granfliu engine Sans,
221 Goifern 9lp., sp. 8Dnoffr. u. Brcobpab.
8etdnft Mel6es I'm 3peiten unb britet Strd ,rei arOee e6Ie
entbalt.. BITE fd Defenders fur Wpbltb1ttsteits-@ sc aIdaften unt
an6ere geretne etenen ulb btlis ~Serfniefebet rerben.
SaS Nptal fubrt BON lest an ben glamen: aAt Ig
G~rlntltn Oul a
MSasere Nustuaf bet SDfePt @ubpert,1@ ~
t0So'0ms H4.r 2l5 GaRern Mtenue.
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6. IreD, go. 81 NorO@@ aparabe,
Qebrer Eer etoIiIden SDrohp

ertbeat am Gage pe @benoS llnterri6t uno bat tet8 Qben6tlaiIen
in wel6e Serren, pelde bic en9liI6e Sprohe auf cine Iei6ts
g9etie srfnbIi9 erlernen ppQen, etntreten t6nneu. neberiesuneen
aus Der oenti6en in bic en9hi4e Sprahe, iowie. aus Der en9liIGen
in bic beutibe, werben ruhti9, i1neu unb bipi9 beiorgt, ebenIo oue
I6rifhi6en arbeiten in beibeu @praden, Irwie 8riefe,
@oamatten (na4 Oeuti6laue), @putrafte, &aufbriefe deeds,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Mortgagesl @Cnititnttcuen &c. &c.
(4Ra2O ,3mtl ltZ q IEDfE&331 e NI *
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WfeOt3inif4c stusetse.
&dbt ibr ben @mften?
Mnn,4 nnI...Gn4 To- q On

Damn ssbraudrt Or. 9apnes grultreia
9ua9Sluittel.
20 etbt aaSenbifltGe Grlei6teranN..
eegraa9t Sasne'S 8rufretuieunasmttte
m usr,rt 0e Naspe fans ssS 5,Dleimes, ipei6er bteleIbe Ssra"Nf,
rtatsit Ss;rn s 81 ~ .a.0 enc SeltaOs Iet&te Retnieuaa ale S1wte.
9abt ibr ben &eu&buIten
SSesI 2 Sa9as,s Sruarstntssr. Das bette S,;fr,,t.., :.
Sas Sufsa srletSttert M usp her s srGatbstt UNI bic SSifte aStSr,t,
Rast tst Stt 4alsbtaans SorouEpSS u,Ssllt;
ff ! aeui lsa aaS, ss4 aa ssSfSGsst # anS ssl Sasnes s srua.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-24
6DQ1nOiiGe 66rinae.

500 ResS SrOn Brand Sdrtnse neue Grnte per Sdi6 9una bon
gu pertaufet Bel g. 6. &amberfie.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-24
Neue8 bon Shweber

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-24

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-06
HE GAZETTE.


ON, cr our Northern political economists
recently discovered that the cattle crop
,g rl,,. Northern States is greater than the
cotton crop OF the South. The absurd'ty u,
,ucn u COMPARISON rs test oil secli"li"'
wealth. very naturally cXc!t"s the risiD'!i'ieS
o. lhc Southern journals, which d" MAKE
;, ,iri,.ai economy II subject "i study. IL Is
something ike the discovery that the North
,ai,r,i more. hay than the Sunth raised col
t,4. ,,u, the lact Was overlooked that Tue
&..,.,l, consumed All It raised and had nothing
for ryuart. just 50 with cattle. lt Is The
,ur;Ia, ot a country which makes It's Il GU
mulatrd wealth, not what 1t c'lisumes. y
Charleston paper, referring Ia the subject,
r#Y&:
The South after feeding and clothing
.lcrsrit sends off to foreign lands nearly Two
hundred Iullions Of dollars worth "l pro
du.e every ytar-the greater portion oI
-...llrir il cotton. In other words, tie South
a,Li, +, The permanent wealth. OF the country
t.o hundred millions ot dollars annually.
EXPORT cattle: No. Does she export hay !.
No. She exports comparatively n"thing.--
Ter cattle and hay are consumed III tins
country. She adds very little by exports to
the permanent wealth OF the country. ie
North supports herself, but sends little oil TO
btiur back money into the country. he
South supports herself, and besides that
lends of produce enough to br!ng back two
haudrcd millions Of dollars a year. y plan
t,rz prosperity is determined 10y his net
,,r,Hf, not by what he raises and consumes
49,, hi. nyi plantation. So Is ii OF Il ma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY I. NJ. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

BY L. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A UCTION SALE at u o'clock NJ, in front
II of the Mayors Office, on Saturday, J"iy 14h,
1S6O-Will be offered at public auction, the conf
tssA modious and desirable three story DWE Ell
Ea LING HOUSE, with garden lot attached,
lying on the south side of King street, near
Washington street, and at present occupied by
Sylvester Scott, esq. Also
A GROUND RENT Of SO per annum on q
lot lying on the east side of st. ASaph street, be-
tween Wilkes and Gibbon streets, adjoining the
~ Foundry property. This lot is improved by
.G.4 IL FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. Also
LOT OF GROUND, ut the n. Il. intersection
of st Asaph and Gibbon streets, fronting on Glib
bon 10 feet inches, aud running northwardly 30
feet. Also
II LOTS fronting on Gibbon street, north side,
II feet 6 inches each, and running northwardly
80 feet
TERMS OF SALE One fifth cash, balance in 6,
u, 49, and 81 months with interest on deferred
payments, payable semi-annually. Title retained
until payments in full are made, and deeds at the
expense Of the purchasers.
WIN. GREGORY,
ROBERT JAMESON, Trustees.
WIN. n. McNElGH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-06

Next 10 professional urors Says the Ptil-
alrlphia irdger) professional bail Is very
,,.ainou means of ubStructimg the ndmInlS-
,rarion If Justice in our criminal COURTS
This professional. or ''straw' bail, rs 1t some
times called, is offered usually IN desperate
..l~,.., where the proof OF guilt Is positive,
an,i conviction under any ordinary course OF
Justice certain The object, OF course, Is to
let the offender escape, and not to incur tie
usual risk of forfeiture Of bail. The bust
l,,~~ requires . great deal of false swearing
=. 10 thc possession Of property, but rs false
names are given also the liability Tor peUu-
~ is likewise avoided. We are glad 10 see
that The criminal court, which some time
ago Iryeilcd blow at professional jurors,
hu, likewise ;akcn in hand the correction OF
professional bail. One individual yesterday
was held to answer an allegation OF perjury,
he is charged with coming before Mr. Siar-
krt. the clerk Of the court. ana offering hlm-
sell - bail for Il man held for the commits
SION of AN offence. The bail required WAS
-. 600, aut. the accused swore that he owned
property. and infinitely described 1t. All
hi, statements are alleged to be untrue. II
there is any place which should be kept
pure it is the temple of justice, and with
l.roorr vigiIrncc on the part OF the officers
:ui Judges oil our courts, we believe that all
In, usual corrupt practices by which crlnll-
mails and thci.' friends seek to obStruct the
course Of Justice could he rendered lnoperl-
tiyr rlIlrciv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-06
DID YOU EVER SEE TIE LIKE.
SCH00LHEkR & BRO,

A RE selling whole suits OF CLOTHING at
n $1.75; COAT IS, PANTS so cents, VESTS
50 cent?, and from that price up to the finest i'm
ported to this country. They are determined 10
sell, and undersell, no matter how, who what
The fact of it il, they always through Tue
Northern markets, and by being always in the
market have the best opportunity To pick up the
best Of bargains to suit the Southern market
Rec0llect at the same time that their styles Of
getting up their CLOTHING are always superior
to any others, by being personally attended in
the manufacturing department, by one Of the
firm long experienced in that busness-and no
pains or time spared to please the generous Gus
tom heretofore bestowed upon them. Those who
have not patronized this old established firm,
will certainly find it to their interest to give them
call, as no more satisfactory dealing can 10
found in the country. Come and satisfy your
golf at the old place, at
SCHOOLHERR & BROS,
I0s King street, doors below the Marshall House,
Alexandria, Va. NH 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-06
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. p, ktNg-SiJeet.
PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY,
No. ~, UmoH-Styect.
HAVING REMOVED from the old stand on
II Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE. No. -, King street, We beg leave 10 call
the attention OF farmers to our large and we'll ae-
lected stock al!
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GTASOS.
We are also GREETING PLASTER MILL, CAT
No. a. Union street, where We will soon be able
10 furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of orr own Importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which we expect to furnish ofthc best quality.
inn MEADE Il MAkIE.