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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
Balloon AscensiOn-JudEe Douglas-Th
" 70. Mica. Great Eastern.

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Professor Lowe
ascended last evening in his mammoth bal
loon, and landed Mt nine o'clock, in Medford,
New Jersey.
Judge Douglas will arrive here on Sat
urday night, en- route to New York, and will
probably receive a serenade after the ratfica-
ton meeting.
The North American recommends that the
Great Eastern visit Philadelphia for short
time, if only to clear herself of barnacles in
the fresh water of the Delaware.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

ANOTHER CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
The German Lutheran Church of Johnstown
Penn, was struck by lightning during are.
cent thunder storm. The electric fluid
struck the slender spire which topped oui
the belfry, shiyering the former to frag-
ments, and descending by the latter to the
roof where it tore track through the shin.
giles to the caves, thence descending by the
spouting to the ground.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

ANOTHER ACCIDENT TO SoMNAMBULIsT.-
A somnambulic German, Joseph Geiger,
walked out Of window Of the North River
Hotel, in Troy, N. Y, the other night. The
window overlooked the river, and the unfor-
tunate man striking on projection of the
dock, fell into the water. His outcries
brought assistance, and he was rescued with
only leg broken.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

A BEAU's CHIEF SoRRow-Beau Brumme
once had his pocket picked. The pecuniary
loss he bore with the greatest equanimity,
but declared that he would hang, if he met
with them, the ungentlemanly villains who,
by neglecting to rebutton the pocket of his
pantaloons, had caused him to walk the
length of the street with his pocket turned
inside-out ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

The DIsNTEREsTED MODERATION OF ENGLAND
The last advices from England have brought
intelligence that Great Britain has accepted
the sovereignty of the Fejee Islands, which wa
made TO it short time since. The same offel
was made to the United States about three
years ago and declined. The result is another
proof Of the disinterested moderation of En-
gland, and of the grasping propensity of th'
United States.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

LITTLE CAPACITY REQUIRED TO DESTROY =
Burke says: "The shallowest understanding
the rudest hand, is more than equal to thu
task ofpulling down and destroying Folly
than wisdom, deliberation, ard forecast, car
build in many years. ,fsyrr o.r-rr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

The BELT EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.-A
able silversmiths in London, and were ex-
hibited for two days, during which time an
incessant stream Of aristocratic ladies came
to have look at the trophies. Police had to
be employed to keep the passage clear-and
at last the belts were sent away in terror by
the silversmith, who was afraid of losing
some of his gems in the excitement which
took place. a- b r.,.., ..r.ta .f...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

The FIRST ARRIVAL OF SUGAR FROM MEX
Ico.-A cargo of sugar, the first imported, was
recently received in New York, from Cam
peachy, Yucatan. 1t is pronounced good
strong article, fully equal to the Cuban, in
the hardness of its crystals, when refined.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

AN UNPARDoNABLE SIN IN SERVANT
"Why did you leave your last place7,. in
quired a housekeeper, about to engage Q
Ssysn sSs applicant sss eood rspsd asd
when opened the door the folks took me fol
the missus and missus for me"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

How To PRESERVE FLowERs.-It is said
that vases of flowers will retain their beauty
and fragrance much longer if little carbon
ate of soda is dissolved in the water in which
they are placed. In this way flowers may
be kept fresh and sweet for a fortnight.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

"0LD BUcKp DEFENDING HIMsELF.--It is
reported that the President is preparing a
document which will be sent to the country,
"showing up the objects and intentions ol
the whole pack Of maligners who have en-
deayored coyertly to injure and defeat his
Administration t-I .sHff myg va
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
RAILWAY M.ATTHIss.
TRAINS DBPART.


LITTLE MAINLY minutes faster than City time, |
St3OA. NJ, 10 A. n. and n p. N. Columbus Ac-
commodstion, 4 r. M xenia Accommodation, o
Pm.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAHroN-[T minutes
faster than City tims,l q A. M, 1850 A. M, 1i9O
p. M and q r. N. Hamilton OmmodatiOn, = A.
M. and 3i50 p. NJ. ltH
ONO AND MtssIsJPPI-II3 minutes slower than
City time,l 4s15 A. NJ. and 5i35 r. NJ. Louisville
Accommodation, = p. M.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINcTENArI SHORT -LINE-[I2
minutes slower than oity time,l 5,4O A. M, 11i3O
A. M. and q p. M.
MARIETTA AND CNorSEkrr-t7 minutes faster than
City ltime,l 6,1S A. M. and $3.50 p. M -.rr L .sr
OovIreToN AND LEXINGTON City time,l 5t45 A,
N. and 2T2S T. NJ.
,CIEoNNArI, RIcHHoND AND INDIANAPoLIs--tI A.
NJ, 2s3O P. M, 0P. M. |l.I
TRAINS ARRIVE.
LITTLE MAHu-3i5O A. NJ, 3 A. M. 11,OA A. M.
and 4t4OP. M.
ONO AND MrssrssrPPI-zi3O A. NJ, 12,2S P. M.
and 0t5O p. NJ.
OFdENArI, HAMILTON AnD DAYToN-1t4S A. NJ,
IOs4O A. NJ, 4 P. M, $50 P. M, 7i35 P. NJ. and
Oils P. M. 'It. f wv
1NDIANAPoLrs AND OrNcINNATI-1O,15 A. NJ.
r. NJ. and IL p. NJ.
q MAErE1rk AND CINcrmArI-10i3@ A. M. and
5iI3 p. M.
CoyINoroN AND LExIsoroN-1O,35 A. M. and
Ass P, NJ. rn terlrr. rf.n 'rrN
CIScrNNArI, RICHMOND AND ISDIANAroLIs-7,45
A. M, I p. M, $50 P. M. -,-..t rr. .,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

WIFE DEsERTIoN AND WIDow ELoPEMEET.
A report is in circulation in Auburn, N. ",
that gentleman of that city, hitherto re-
spectacle, has eloped with an attractive
widow, with whom he was on intimate
terms The gentleman left about two weeks
ago for New York, but ell inquiries there
have failed TO discover his whereabouts. The
handsome widow left town about the same
time. The gentleman deserted an interesting
and amiable wife. ~ sfr .. .r ..i.II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

COMMUNAL EFFECT OF PRopERTY.-For the
benefit of the census takers, it is proposed
that each head of a family make out a list OF
the value of the property he may own, and
give it to his wife, that she may be able 10
answer the census mans questions in his alb
sence. This plan is open to one serious OBJ
lection. If every woman knew precisely
what her husband was worth there would be
great depreciation in conjugal affection
throughout the land.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

SnnLARfTY OF THE NEAPoLITANs TO AMERI-
CAN SLAvEs.-The Neapolitans, says Harriet
Beecher Stowe, remind one Of the plantation
negroes of,America, a merry, rollicking, rag
ged, careless set TO whom II is sufficient "a
lie in the sun and sing. They have such Q
passion for gay colors and musical sounds
and such a hexibility of motion and sense Of
he dancing and the singing element in ma
ture. ~ ~. .'.s1, !, ~, =,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
DON'T Read This !!

,VHE MOST wOMDEREUh DIsCOy-
a ERY OF THE AGE.-nr. CALVIN, formerly
Of London aud Baltimore Hospitals, who're he has
had many years practice in the treatment Of ye-
nereal diseases, but more recently Of Mexico whee
such diseases TO be found in their rankest for
During his practice there, in connection with DIR.
Don ANTONIO DE LAUSyALLuS, one Of tho
most eminent physicians in Mexico and Spain, they
discovered a remedy In of tho Mexican plants,
and found only In Southern Mexico, that removes,
II by magic all the taint from the system,
in the primary or secondary form, Syphilis, in the
worst stage, permanently cured ina very short time,
and the system thoroughly cleansed aud pure, a.
Il II had never been COMMUNICATED by that worst q
kinds Of corruption of the blood and diseases OF the
skin removed permanently and quickly by this pow.
erful agent aud alder Of nature, Mexican Specific,
No need be reduced to skeleton, and euner the
tortures of the Inquistion, and robbed Of his last
dollar, and still not cured. DR. Calvin also heals all
kinds OF chronic diseases with great Med
icne only to pay for, all diseases treated free
Of charge, except by special contract Persons al
distance can be treated by sending correct state
ments Of their cases by letter, and ten cents in
postage stamps. Gall on or address Dr. LvlN,
2O3 VinestTeet, between Fifth and Sixth streets
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now Is the tinls-to-morrow may
be too late.
The Doctor has located permanently in the city
and can at all times be found at his office.
nv Send for Circular.
Nh. 9O3 Vjnn-sfrnef.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

PITTsBURG, June 29-M.-River thirty-fve
inches by the metal mark, and falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

" A r. L IL III E =

UAR, uruSrrS
-re. ftt.
A thirty-seyen pound muscalonpe was
taken in the st. Lawrence River, few days
since'
1t is said that the Prince of Wales, while
in this country, will 90 to Red River for a
pufiaio nunt'
Life is Journey, and they only who have
travelled a considerable way in il are fit 10
direet tnoSe VINO are setting OUT.
The London Field says that about 100000
people were on the course during the 'Derby
uay at tne late EPSON races ~
The registry of births and deaths in London
for the last week in MAY, shows l,5l7 births
and l,0O4 deaths. ~
The total number Of registered electors in
Great Britain is stated by recent official re-
turn TO be lio7l,975. R q r. 1858 ST.
s,ro.t ra;,roads oro 90 ho introduced n
Brkenhead, opposite Liverpool, under the
direction of Mr.. Train, of New York.
- p;a,.o ,;,.oa
su;c;de from ;aalnysv n fsw Savs since in
Nashville, Tenn, by taking laudanum.
no,, .,o, a.. ,,.. ,rho,, a,,r,, ~ =,
sonnd;rS md ro 4 w;Ss ,,a,, @ rsma;ns slant sh;ie
Soo,s art .raat;no ''''' ''''A' ""'''
ruh :. s.o.a. 8, .;, o,
nlnnSs her beneath the waterAsbs always avs
p;aunso tha a.i s,,ss.an 'n' sno a. ~
fiSeS W 'pe suiiA'e .n' p la .'-'.'9 '.l.
1vn. oevise Danoio,s uae ". iaee eonsonoeu ~
p..,s V;C,o .ao ~ r,arIaud Sa Santo ~ IN
0''' ''s'o''' - WV ei"Au' ''P''"''' '0'
you are vDo .liniu W iay y1ul hanus on
MI, th;nI von arc an sn unfasi;nn na6ns,er civ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Thomas Hoffmann, convicted in the Bajti-
more Criminal Court Of the murder Of Hugh
d. 0'Sullivan, has been sentenced to fifteen
years Imprisonment in the Maryland Peni-
tentiary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Horace H. Day, the famous and wealthy
India-rubber man, commenced his life with
only twenty-five cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
Fruit-Can Cement ! /!

ErOIt CI0sIN g CANS, JARS, B0TTLHs,
bSlf aSsrds &G sssS'sf sssi X Pi:ss sss two 'Aa
JAMES j. BUTLER, Agent,
Gan supply any quantity at low prices.
IItmyla-cmbfwI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
, THE ST. pETER,s ORPHAN ASYLUM.

NOTICE, THE NATIONAL THEATER
y now for rent for The snmnier season, for The
o.ers, &c &C., and may be had reasonable terms,
by the night Or week For PartiGplars, apply to
National Theater Building,
my2l-u Sycamore street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

G. FRANK SHELDON, Assistant Chief. ll.il ,-,1
The boat will leave the foot Of Walnut-st at I
O'clock for Covington and Newport, and return to
Walnut-st. thence to the foot Of Western-row and
Fifth-Ht. and thence to the Grove. -r---
= Psy- Tickets S1-To be had or the Committee Of
of Arrangements, and at the counting Of the
Enquirer, Times aud Press of @. H. Washabaugh,
Gazette news. room, and at the boat the morning
If the Fourth. - - -- 49, .r --ieA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

A man in Syracuse, N. Y, has opened 4
billiard saloon, and deyotes it during part
Of the'week 70 the use Of the fair sex. Bill
liard-playing is healthful exercise for
women.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Henry Prill, convicted, in Somerset Count
Penn, of the murder of Eli Weimer, wit
whose wife he had formed criminal int
macy, was hung on Friday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Timothy Riordan, convicted, in Pittsburg
Penn, of murder in the second degree, fol
killing Patrick Curing, was sentenced, last
Saturday, to six years imprisonment.
H. M. ship Bulldog has been selected fol
the purpose of mailing complete survey Of
the route of the proposed North Atlantic
Telegraph. r. L -- %
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
SOCIAL PIcNIc-TO BE GIVEN or

FLOOR MASAeERs;-A. Harrison, d. Bromcll, s. D.
3 Smith, NJ Bromell, II. A. Hamilton, M: Bolser,
D. H. Mqrt1n, q KShpSn, kl, Blum r.; ~ =. Tk Skill.
ley, A. Anschultz, M, zigler, A. Patterson.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
WIN. McDOnald's Quadrille Band Is engaged for
the OCCASION. ie30-ttt
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Eelegrnpbticbe NIacbrtdbten
r8ertGtet fir ben ogaftimpre measrD
E0n1reB.

Bafbtn 8 on 20. Mars. Sendt.
Der Gntra9 Green's, mprilad lid beibe SGrz
ler peS @Dn9relleS bonn 20. April bis 21. WQi
ltpe9cn Der in bieie 3eit fallenben @rdFoentz
daft8s9tpminatipnen pertagen loGen, purDe
AMI 9enomme1.
antbonq itelte ben @e9enantras, buB beibe
9aller biz 5ltrl IS. SUM- Bel eitauoer bleibet
ullo Damn auSellanoer 9eben IOGlen.
Sltn9mann i4lug 8ertagun9 am 1. Stunt Dor.
Green ipra4 far ieinen Nntraa uub beoriils
pete lbrt namelttli4 ramit, bu6 3ur 3eit Der
NattonalzGenpeltipnen bod nidfS Srbentlts
@eS I'M 9rnsreB sel4eben pitroe.
Der 4lltra9 fiel leppd9 nit 20 9esen ~ ct.
burd.
Die Sin fit ben 54us prrt Ser. ct. girs
germ, ipelde @ualO=2a9er fin0eu, purbe uu-
9eitpnlmen,
5auS. Der armee=Gta ,purOe anaes
lteinnten.
Tenten beridtete cine 8ia Elm gebufs Der
geTrie0t9un8 Der anlprii4e ben OffRieren rno
Scloaten Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hnb ibrer
Nlttipen unb &tltber. S
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atdiion, 6. s, %. Mdrs. Die bcute
bier perlamntelte bempfratilde territorial
Convention bat Die 6erren g. W. @eebe, s.
q. 9alpenor, $. Oe. Wfpcre, s. 6. 8lair,
Sobn s.. 9lruI Siuuc 6. Cation, @Obt. g.
Mitdea, Wiaiarn Beet, 6. 6. Srloap, 9fos
bert @i(lpn, Sane8 Gbriitian NIB @rl. Sims
81 Neprdientanfen pe8 Territcrinm8 in Der
pempfratil6 den Naticnal=G Convention e%rnartt.
Die Convention iprad lid fir 6eltbalten an
Der Cincinnati Blattfprm aus unb empfob(
Stepb. q. 9on9la8 ais Yrdfoentl61ftS &altz
biboten. Die gitung mar cine iebr ltiirmi<
ide. Die Delegation it einlfintni9 fit DOu>
alas ~
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fret mad Nep>0 orleans eelu1en i%piroen, Der
erte i1nen be9e9ueuOeBOli5ilt 81 ibrer 0erbafz
tun8 al8 Sa9QbunDea utO perpddti9e G6araf-
tere ldreiten lpiiroe. Der gefallgcne DeutI6e
it Elm udt8ebnidbri8er ~96einpreuBe aus ber
Ndbe bon Goblet5, Der li9erli4 obne letne
Sdalo in biele n%lan9enebme Gage fam uno
baritber lebr betribt lit. ga8 2ieutenant 5ap=
lpr ibn III fen licB unD mir iba in leiner Ml1t=
terIprade anrebeteu, traten i9ra bic Tbrdnen
III bic Nugen. ST er5Gblte ull8 Oaun, Dap er
frither bon 9ictterDant aus me9rere Seereilelt
9emaGt babe, unb paB er pcr etp18 ldu9er al8
einen Monat ais Teueruaun ftr Den 9%efan8e=
men Oampfer 9entietbet purpe. Or erbteltp Die
3abluts ftr ben eriteu Oir1at nit $35 pinftz
lid ltltp puBte ni9t altber8, 1lS Dap ba8 S4iff
in !Sanoela5mefen nod gera Gru5 b%eltiumt
Jet uno unUer3tt9li9 na9 fSapara 5nriftebren
werpe. 9ieut. E,tplor bat lta IhOn itber5eu9t
baB Der jun9e Otanlt, Der, ME er 19t weOer
Gltern nod @eidpiifer bat, our9allS ulll9ulz
big lit rl1b bebunpelt i'm iebr menIdenfreunO~
lid. Dem bielt9e1 preuBilden Goulul mGdten
iptr ben Ielten belonoer8 erlpfeblen, pa ct utter
rt4tiser Darlc9ul8 Der Sadla9e 9ewib balo
befreit lperpelt mlrp. oa
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glmcrifanildbe g1at6ribten.

EDer ~befannte abpfitipnif SO IL
belf YbiH Pc erflarte fHr3liH IN 9teps
9orf 6Hentlidg er mtSdlte Gieber Douglas ais
gSemar6 gum Braiipelten eripd6lt le9el, neil
Die a9itatIOi 9e9er bic pplitiIde 6etrfdaftber
Sfta0eu6alter inter einer Den0fratilden 1e=
9iering frad erbalten u1o ~perltarft, infer elmer
repn6lIfInild cpnIerpatipea 9fe9ierung aber
einidlaIen ipiirbe, Douglas uno @euoen
BbiaipS in Ell m 8ette!! Die Bolitif madt
IN Der gbat furipfe Sdlaffameraben
9etatl8 Hber Da8 fdredli de
8ranbun9liid in NewsYprf. Die
O~Drtigei 3eitungen meloea iber baS geiern
telegrap9il4 beridtete 8raa6puslif ~fol9enoe
Details --9g
0a8 6euer %enttqnO inter Der Grcppe III benz
rlten Strtperf bon Or. 90 Beft As. StraBe.
Da loiopRls bie3e8 @ebdupe al8 Die 3abbarz
1aiTlerspcn SDt5 morer, 10 pertreiteten fid Die
8fpapnlen NIT elmer iotden S6uclle, baf, trob
Der balpi8en Artllift unb ben ~duber1ten Anz
treu9un9en Der 4SldmaunIdaft unb Der Brltz
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WprfpIf, %. .Jfdra. Die 8rio0 Sir
giliia", Gapt. 9bnll, pOn NepzgOrf, tpelde al8
mit9tnaBlide8 Sflaoenldiff AM 10, 6ebrtur
bon Der arterifaniIde Corvette v8prt8mcutb"
i'm Congo Strpne ire9Qcnomnien tpprben if,
lit bier angefpntnien. Sic Bat feine Sf(apen
an Bcro.g Die ,2ieutenant5 8rpmn uno Tbler
6radten le hierber. lInteripea8 empSrte li6
Die Munn dqfto man ipltrpe aber iGrer Ser.
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0ie llnruben in Sentnefn.

2ouisDiae, %. Wadr3. Die l1nru6en
in 8erea iiap abeleitist.a 3lrerldiige @adri9-
ten uber Den Scrlanf per Sade BAT man nod
"ntdt cine Depelde madt ben gau5eu @orfaG
'ld6erlid, pbae Details ~an5u9ebea. @pur,
Wu9pffit 1T itdd Sranffcrt 5uriif9efebrt bic
N16ridt, paB Militdr pOll 9eringtolt mad
.8erea ab9esqnSell ici, ipirb pircrrnfen. 0er
9eItri9e 8eridt mar jeoenfa1S iebr iibertrieben.
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@Onaseirnns lines eflapcniaiaea

Bofon, 80. Nfar3. Die Gp~nfiscqticn
Der q SOr etlll9en gSraen nit gei6Gas belesten
SarIev SSla De euba" 1T prn Dem gnHnoesrids
ter Spra9ue nad 9ritnblider llnterIufuna beS
S1lleS- an9eoronet tpprpen. ba b~elpieler1 ipurbe
oaB eaa S9tIf 5tnt Sflapcl9aucel uu89craaet
mar. 4ra Frer f~
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aGeetes ppn Me srico. Sslutise Sample nm @era @rus
81 MiufsM9 Mirampn's. as se3 99

Mew< Orleans, 80. MdrS. Oct g.
81. QQnlpfer WaUe lit IN Der 9telbe angefpnts
men, I'M WAanitien 3u belen. @r brinot
-Rahrihten bon Serd Grlts bis gum %. b. a
Miranlpn bopibarpirte bic Staft bis gun.
Wprgen beS IL, ulteruobm bann eiuen
5turlu, ,parp aber nad balbifinoigeat 3anpf
mit 9rcBent gerltlt Suriidgeldlagen 200 BIG
500 6raueitl nlo &iuoer batten in &altea cine
3uflu6t 9eiu4t.
0od ami lelben Gage Resaun Mtiranlpn ba8
Reimbursement Don .9eeuent unb fii9te Der
.Stapt Sroben Sduoen 5u. Sine gOmbe
plaBte i'll dnlerifanilben Gculnlat, anf ba8 cs
Wtiraricn'e iiberbaupt ab8eie1en gu haben
ldeint. ass sa nns San a5.
,s 99na Der NQdt BON 10, perIn6te Mtrdrlpn
eiuen neuelt Sturm, siraro aber lpieper 8uritd=
Sejd9t. '''
Der liberale @jeueral Gurapaial bate BET
Safapa ~fdIlrfseGn @asen nit Nlanitiou, Bropit
iipilell ltno Scr 9rpBen Sulnfne BON $2, 400, 900
in Sartgelpyna8 NQeS fin Wfiramon beltimmt
mar, ab9efa6t. Die aus 700 Maun Gcltebens'
be @Sfprte Der 8aSen bate er pCrber IN bic
6lud,t geI6la9en.
s3gIm 81, 9ab Mirampn Die 8elaSernns pDn
@era @ru5 auf umb aps li9 Der 9atlPtltaot
81 5Hritd, m
Sauptfaot Wericc, 18. Aedrd. 9fad Der
@eianeennabnle Ieiuer Darpfer pnr0 bic ..
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@olitifdes qua @ea6nd,ufetta

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gu petSt1atScOnUentipn crlpablt, tpelGe mSroen
bier 9ebalten mirb.
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" 2 : IN 8 ton; 80. M3dr5, Oas Ger
rItcrtulse qnlite pe8 Saule8 belt beute Sibutq.
Die tSerren Mtcmrp, 9Dilfiani8 unp Stero
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1000 ullp 5efferlpn (gife'S 8caf) cine 8e>
eolleflllt9 polt' 5000 bat unp OoB fir beibe cine
Territorial 9fegierlul9 briitoenb lrStbio ii.
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Ser stadtise.s fIaUsasg aa in Ybi(oDeInbio,

Bbila belp6ia, 90. Mdr3. Der flif>
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ya., 5u9eiprrden prroe, oino beltte nit Benz
Moraen5is inter Guflidt ieines Maier8 mad
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NiraiuiSche WpIit;F.

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ton geipd9lt. Dieelbet fino our Salfte fir
Niie lno sur anoern Sdlfte fir 6unter.
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Mnfunft bes 0ampfers OIr;sf

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pfcr9 arlel nit ben californiIden Ycfladeu
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-18
WROTH q CO..
Produce commission Merchants,

MO. 100 MARKET STREET. Philadcl-
~ phia, will sell country produce, Grain.
Seeds, Flour, Potatoes, Fruit, Lard. Butter,
Poultry, Eggs, &c, to the best advantage
for their customers.
They have ample room to store Goods
tree. Having practical knowledge of the
business, solicit consisnments with conf
dcncr.
Orders for the purchase of articles for
country use, executed with care and dis
patch.
REFERENCES H oskins, IIcskcll 4 Co..
A. NJ. Spanger, Richard, Williams, Son u
Co.. Shortridge X Co., Philadelphia
WROT11 co. are also agents for Thos.
Wright, Nurseryman, Syracuse, N. Y. whose
Fruit Trees embrace the choicest variety of
Apple, Peach. Plum and Cherry Trees
Also, all the Garden Fruits OF the very
best varieties. Grapes, Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants.
ArpLEs.-Nortcrn Spy, Baldwin. r. l.
Grnnec, Rambo. Golden Russell, Fall Pip
pin, and many Others.
PEAus.-Duchcsse. D'Angouleme, White.
Doyenne, Bartlett, Swans Orange, and all the
good varieties
CHERRIES. PLUMs, ArHICoTs, QUIycEs.
05-An opportunity is now presented of
procuring HEALTHY, Young Trees from Il
northern latitude, thrifty and beautifully
grown, which fact insures successful trans
planting. FEB lS, 1S60--tf
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j. Il. HEALD'S
Bulletin of CiC:cG New RO ks.

Autohographical Rccollccions of the late Chas
Robert Leslie
I.iehen Tufts from the Alleghauics, by Eliza
beth C. Wright.
Appleton.s Companion Hand Book of Travel,
with colored Maps
Wide Awake Vocalist, or Rail-Splitters Song
Book
life of Stephen Arnold Douglas
Political feNt Book of lSi0.
Leave, from Bache ors Book of Life
Vol $ of liancrpits History OF the United Statos
Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, by Thomas
Carlyle.
Lucille, by Owen Meretlith
Right at Last and other Tales by Mrs Gasicll.
Madcmo seIle Mori. Tale of Modern Rome
The Three Clerks, by Anthony Trollop"
Life in the Desert. tecnlections of Travel in
Asia and Africa. ty Colonel l.. Del Coucrt
Mothers Trials. by the ,thor of my Lady.
The Mount Vernon Papers. by Edward Everett
Lowell, the Widowcr, by VIM. NJ Thackcray
The Physiology of Common Life, by George
Henry Lewes volumes.
Tho Bubbin Boy. or How IIc Got His learning
Castle Richmond, by Anthony Trollope
The sand Hills Of Jutland, by IlaEs Christian
Anderson.
Al! choice publications of the day received as
soon as published. J. T. IlEALD.
42l Market Street,
July 2l 1850. Wilmington, Del.