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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04
Es A. IL DAAAsAN - AsOi
Chancellor of University of Mississippi.

l have carefully examined Appleton's New
American Oyclcpedia, particularly in refer
ence to the subjects constituting my depart
ment in the University of Mississippi, and
found them treated in mastery manner-so
designed as to comprehend the origin and pro-
gress of each. One very desirable feature is
made apparent to an eminent degree. 1t 10
the recent discoveries In Chemistry, Agricul-
ture, &c., down to the present time; thus
furnishing, in single work, Information not
elsewhere to be found in compact form. !
am so much pleased with the work that have
entered my name as subscriber.
EDWARD O. BOYNTON,
Prof. of Geology, Minerology and Chemistry
University Of Miss, April %, 1860.
Having made careful examination In sew.
eral volumes of the New American Cyclic
P@dia, pfa number Of articles on those subjects
with which ! am more specially conversant,
take pleasure in saying that / fully concur II
me opinions expressed by DR., Barnard ant
PrOf Boynton.
E. ". HILGARD,
State GeOlogist Of Mississippi
April %, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

HAIR RESTORATIVES.
MRS. ALIENS Nos l, and g..
I'LL Wood's-all sizes.
Gilberts Mountain.
Phalons Chemical Hair Invgorator.
Lyons Catharion.
Burnett's Cocaine.
Barry's TricOpherous. All fresh and genu-
inc, and for sale by
Dec. II. COMPION 1hOMAo'
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saturday Morning. August A. 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

SELECT POWDERS.
On LBS ipeeac
II 25 " Khutarb-1ndia.
10 Rhubarb-true Turkey.
s " 0pium-pure.
10 " Aloes Soc.
s " Gumboga
s &" Myrrh-Turkey.
Comp. Extract Calocynth.
For sale nv COMPTON & THOMAS.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

WINDOW GLiSS-A large assortment just
w received, including all Sizes from Sxlo to
24x26 inches For sale cheap by
COMPTON & THOMAS.
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gg Wirtbi 9aft8<grSffnu g.
QSir MAIDEN paS Yublifum Darauf All merfiam,
OaB ST.. s. $. Sib IF Die @irtblduft in
go. 33 q. 8acaltr., nabe 2erin9ton Murtt,
ibernpmnten BAT II. rieielbe am 9~euti9en Wcn>
tag nit einem OeIifaten 2und e~rSffnen miro.
BS @r6ffnun98feter - Srs 3.
8enner bat ben friiber 10 beliebteu u8aib=
i1t9tpn @arten" all ber 8ennIplp, Ap. uberz
ncnlrten uno mirp eS ii6 5ur Anfoabe MAIDEN,
n1r bic belten Speilen urD @e1rdnfe gu perab=
reiden. Seute, Wonta9 fil1Oet Die GrSf-
nurt9Sfeier ltatt.
81 Serr S9Dnfelo mirp beute 1T leiner
@irtbldait uSarmouies9aIe" go. 6reOerif=
ltr. So. 25) eine1 p%elifaten Se6tz2ulld auf~
til9en.
ga nnd. = Seute 8prmittag ipirD
Sr. S. s. 6riepel in ~leiner SaIe, (Dietumo~
ia 5ane) einen Delifaten 2und uuftiIden,
MS 2un9. = Seute, Wipnta9 mirb
ST. S. SDmmerfelo IN Der alten Gurn6uIe,
@de 6rOntz unO 2Ombarpitr., einen p%elitaten
2und auftiideu.
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StOOt Baltimore

unterthRun8 Der ou8ite :
benben Sbub mo yer in Neuen9,
la ;. - Sin ans 3uperlGIii9en ~amerifanilden
uno beutI6en 2lrbeitern beiteFenpe8 @pmite
cp0eftirt geeenwdrttg bier @elper fir bic aus
ftebenpen S6ulter mp Sdu1terinnen in Mtal>
iuduiett5 unp &ep~Sampibtre. MS9e e8
teiner mlerer 2sler periduret ell, lie nab ieinen
Srdften ctpa8 fitr biele brapen Nrteiter uno
Arbeiterimuen bei5uiteuern. 8pur5eOi8blGtter
ME Die p@rdun9e" uup Der uNmertcun" mEs
gen iber ben Strife in 0~teuen9lanb ldtmpfen,
10 piel tie molten -oa8 tSnaen iie nidt be-
%itreiten, DAB Ielblt Die bel6etpenlte Nsbeiterz
6amilie bel $3.50 per @p9e ni4t belteben
fam mto ba6 Die Arbeiter uno Grbeiterinneu
in 2pnlrac. Die DepreiFGn Der 2S9ne uuf OurA=
i4nitt(i4 $3.50 per 8Ode>Si4 Oerl4ulpet
hnkpt ~
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a@- Bon ben gu8ban6lern Grams & 9opot in geo. 4s galti-
mOretr. wuroe unS Elm Bud abericnbt, beitelt: rOer Sirit aus
it sei9niafoOp a~uS8efatet nnb sablt nab5u 500 SeHcn.
DT Gpn3ert.- 5eute Ibeno, SrOBeS
GOn3ert in @apt. Seibrt4'S 9ibertp SaIe,
Scr. % 9ibertqltr., pOrauf mir unlere 2eier per-
weiler.
Ca Circus I'm 6rOntt .>Tbe a.
ter. - Son beute an wirb ii4 Dan
6tce'5 beriibmte &unltreiterz0eleal9af TN
6rDntfc. zEbeuter ~prOpu5iren. Nie aus Der
betrefenoen An3eise in elmer anDern Spalte gu
erleben, tit bic Eruppe beOeutenb 5a9lreider
alS le ulto lcl Die belten ardfte IN Gunltreite-
rel uno @pnnaltif entbalten.
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W. Wtntera
Wa6eriu4t unS &reba fnrirt.
@plumbus. M,R. ber 81 g.. -.

a. q eTlHlnDus, Wff, Gen "a. San. ISL.
gSertber 5srr; Dttt srVsem gerenaaen utoAs IL a.
@ e9s' tsres sS sftsq t9rsS Srgareinlsasa NIT = I I .
4etts s@tllen bcfannt. @eaerol ". ~ Srto NM Welnn0-
g %@a Srrn5 Sar's : Sards tDrel 8raareiniesr uns %linssru ~. @a1ss,
= 1rO"%mls SeQftlt, nafcetn CT 40 sSabr lang ouf on ; ; q SI fraa,
S STtVis an tet srprObt titten. 9erfateoeaSes 8Sae iSs S@ 81 Sens
y @sf IIsin s9 3 Ddt,r eS ,f4 a., ~ IT. mstnsr @aGOarf4aftt a ulMtftaat
Sss 9ai HI@ ~elaer is9r i8nea 5unabm. Sd aab s isr i H ~
saa 3 St asbeiitl gSn,9iSSassgsraassrn0 @lesisfn) ,aao lie It i Spa
sfeatltSf SSDRl baesn mid bepOssn an sic ~ I6r YiMn,p ns os
lp en- y Srelaeer Su Sphen bin, uno Sic fub n9ebr MA tsOsOsm
lSa 5reunofbdft sSbr A"N'
L b0 m q 0...Y
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Is. ?. 1 s.
$ 8 ii I.


Or. ., Sapne! - VeA' Sept. 1857.
gserteer PER-. Wteine 9Odter purte Dor : ur,,r, -.
SSasSSf Sa pslaus 81 s @fiSss s nsr,s sESse a%ss9EnIiafeit NIT Der /" s saaR.
aas pine erfDls. Cine gtadt mad Der anssr n's ver uiU at nStss s ale
rem N grusrs lh%g %sSs tns'a unS sH 3 Sr ssrt@s n q Sir BON IS" s..
lung y StanaOs, SD fatle mid tsBtal6, ndGf Der rygS prsaSn,Sre PCT
rs% Sstaaih nsss' ttf DsrpFiRtet far St 'tSss sTaasSSSe3l t
Das alttratme babs th an mir Ielbf erprvbt pn6 oss,ns.
s sws sft Hs IT e M, S Sussra Stgtt a1%sipaahsluns msiner sSnaintrSn Ssa
pom Yatentmeostnen, BIN aber test dber,euS1f" SS * ae Gun 6reun6
n~tpfebleH, "'Ie'peH AIS autSu
gR m. q O.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
% fttl1. @rssn g.. q. D, ben ; n.s, 7,

10 fttll. Vreea g. q. q, ben 8. gOy. 1870
rem btnju3ufusen. 'Vd"' pen rtelen anbe.
SSroubttts unO purOe BON Ben a%ef6ifteasnn @5S s Antaa Sn
l nnn sm tf r spt ~ QSrR zen Sfferen eebrauS iSres' srp uS@inG-
sSnsg,pa ,,S i Rrsa sa s%: o.. Sd babe .Saielbe in srOsea G5Sgss' az.
saSs ID e m nastaer Semitic sel ausepanot tSe : l ras lie Ssti
~ IN rmSeamSe n0 TtnotreibenOen 8allim m y S Gsts sp rn.
ner i9gtnoiadttsen 5rau, maren ibre WfrDisinsen S %td ~ e., met
ne Srs gfIe'ptt r. e. serlSanten uno renn Fs aud mist b eiffsa tns
tanntes nttttel rhebr belfen tUnnte) 70 liapera fe oD6 it - icy, De-
az az, fOn qO ssaps Sss SBf Ssr 3 Sas y t ne sg Es1ls 0tdsn ssnaiIieT nss !
A R tnr Se anO Ote Sadie Der Mlenf66eit einiaen g a., u ss0sn
ltnc tie wtutOnnen su benz ntetntaen. Wet'p .pahi 10
&9tuaespOa sSbr
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Altbma, 8lutIpeien &c.

Or. 3. Same! ~" ~ SHVr on 4 Sept 1875
Stetns Sraa mar fett ersi Sabrea f6per franf mi, mr..x,...
wv W 10 pi sae S . per 2Strtiamtett ibreS 8ruarsiniom ,p 10y
S Ser r S ran t ! ssr Sa@nae ,setSrt bate - faa dtsi IL tin, um ss4, az.
SaUen uMo etne Sga9tel @eiunobettspiaeu, un0 d, F I ~ = " ya.lnse
Spaen neloea su foasen, caB mad benz @ebraudV b a g y Sasnaa1p
99uans'TS1ttteIs tbr 9nfen pereina, Die 8efdirsrSsSu $ Sfanretat-
9etlune tpl9te. ~'V"u' etne p~cAHanoige
lS q @~
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Pditor Der I. Yresbvterianer- sen,
Eerre Sarte, Snb., ben 8, N9ai 1913.
GnfaG bon au8aebruna.

Oteles mag be5eu9en, baB tt Dor un9efibr Sal, en- nn, -.
lberoteS BON einem i~smeraiGen 1uien sepIast witrSs. sS % Su ano
BON ben beribnnelten Aeren beban6eIt, Obne cine Is isiS ~ plIoe
p%erlpuren. - GnoHd, BAL d inmer elen0er mlrbe shsry.ssttuVy IN
mid Dr. SapneS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Su prObiren N'VSse %cu man man
eebrand1 Der eriten Slal9e pitrce tb ehpas beGeru mud r. OsmI
Sfaac GrpRkN
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Neue8 rrn Sdweben.

st SdSSfns e sSs sSesn} 10 gr 70 5 be- @eS; !gtrp. 81. gseltera SAT
Sbre uaf6astare Meoisit oas uGre,ri,n.a
m aann M Saale nn9 iae.ner Srut 9rCFe Dienfe" oeleiset ,rS p az
rana au ~ saem rag Spne eafelbe fem. Nletrere n,eirer S ~ ip
@ @slSs !, ! Ih Sas0a : gSs, ssrfdertenn MIR etenfaus Der autt rs gssna.
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9. 6, 9ig[.
Son @. SO. @tnter8 M2. @
minehoeo;No o0

Or. .. Sasne & SS,ni : W" D. @tar3 1858.
Wtetne Serren. = Wtit erpsen Wsron6os,
len 8raateettfn Der SuftrSbre tpr 8ruitrt iniauuas " ~, 10y set al
i Y S9.I Ia Se : SaIiaT Vet farters auswuTf unO aeSsrlei SOsa 7
aneewanbt babe. w. Ve" PEPPER Srful8e
81. 0O m.
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AnfSlee Der Oorftenune.-

)DNLAt
Gin et9liid)es @rntefelS.
SdnSlidbe NrpseIGom.
Gjrufes Maifeff.
&r0nun9 Der &0ni9in Der Gd,6nheit.
Imel9e IN tbrer Solbe auI Den S6utcrn Der 9anolelte in 9rltnpb
Ser Guirlanben.San;.
Prpbuttionenm nit einem Stof uno alOern ldn6lt3en geGuItiaunaen
Nt gn9lonbS.
Ser fotntfdbe 9rpteste WeurriszEun;.
2. S6etl.
Gn9lti4e8 9anobau8 unO 9anbI6aft.
Groker @nfsns ppn Girafet unb 9ittern gu @ferSc.
oe9leltet Don l9reH 1rauen IN Sa9o-S0oltam aui prddtt9en pferOen,
8orberetun9 gum g8etrennen.
4rOSe Der &ett NOE 9as 3ei&en gum anfou8,
Gilbert ~9e1d)ulte ferNe.
pelfe bon BEN befen 9tetern Ser a8elt oernten ipssrfen.
SdbrecfenerressnSe itlic iIberraitenSe Cate iiber 0rd=
ben, W6anern llnc %fiirffadbe 9SGae.
Sebbafter NSettfampf ppm aoIen mmS @eitern
UNI ben eriten Yres.
95. Das 9an5e tnteFeiiante S9auiPiel itebt unter Der 0trsftpn
Serrn Dan Rice
nnb Weroen IN Serbtn6un9 NIT Dem @ettrennen Ooriteuunaen in
Der aalIl9en uO mODernen Otetfunit unO @pmnafit a~afsetabu.
III mel1en
Die poue l3abl nn0 6ratt bon
Van Il ce's n1lltbertrofenelt, HE errei6ter Sc
lellIdatt BON II nltretterlt l1nD 95blnnaitifer
f4 ~prpOuciren werbeu.
Am Wtttippd lnp Saallta9 ge19mitta9
per6en
9rpee 6efsSprfelunsem fir Samilien
8e9eben weroen BON Der tntereianteten uno prabtpeaiten art.
Die Geltbefaunte 8unitreiern
Mfne. Gnn 3pDora
9aS wun6srbare 9ineFi4e @9auipiel, tettet:
W1rO1S SeilOultg 1tad Gbilta
miro wdbrerlo beS ~9tnfentbalts p~rpou5irt perpen.
Gtlttritt8preile
9reB- Circle uno 4arquett ......... so @ts.
Sauilen- 3hfel =. :. rs SIS.
6ene balben Preiie.
Circle fir 6arbi9e -. ........... 25 Gt8.
@aaerte Cur &noben) .............-.1 is @t8.
Sinber inter u Sabren i'm Greb-Girde unO Parqudt Is sis.
Hg- Slse I'M OreB-@ircle weroeu se9en @rtra- SeSabluns nun
3 Sage oorber 9ei6ert.
S9are Ofn q Dor I r9r. Ole gOrfellunsem beginner UNI
7&o ueG (Wt527s)
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5alSbrdune Group.

Sobn Sarriman, Esq.,, Steworostown 81. g shr.;s..
Dor fur5Tn bate zines nleiner 8inber eitenf efh1nrn .,s,n4
Nnfal bon 9alsoranne, fpelter unstpetfelbot obnsS Sd yesT9tsN Y
9mItu!ttel rn0 nae Terlanf bon q Stnber, in benTen : Ma ST.
6 EAeelDHel crl 9eapanren bate. atbmete esSie6er oop.T ~ -, :
mar balo oaranf weoer ppbt. S"No ''"V' u"o
&ep. Saues B, Daniel, gIs6.oaer. yRoroon on
Ibreibt: ~S@S" ""ep
SD babe Shr neutrality-suspicious. unb Sbren ,pinLrefhenSs.
galiam mt Dem erSBten @rfol9 III uetner TomiIie anaewonSt = +"
bin beute s Wietlen melt mad etpas BON ibrenr 8ruGreiuiomnoSnsS,
tel gerrten, UNI eS meinen RtnSCa- ein;uosbeu, ipelhe init eiren
4ni1Q pWt Group beorpbt fn6. "S~
3wanSis 9 iten BON 3euentle Il men bon NeriOnen nou (
pdbten @baratt lno @abrbett poljeIeet tuerben, ipenn . . 40 &c
Ianet irb. 800" % Oer9
9eiet Sapne'S meopintf@cu Mlmann6 fur 1860
DeleS werbpOne Srufretn9nn9Smttel miro einno on1
fahst BON Or O.sS Sne & gp I1." Ol
uub III al boben in y aItt NJ ore Bel: *V"
9. & Sa siasier / S &C., : $Ss S,i$sr, ! z. q gropn i Bro
su g%eaf6insIon :. 9, bel saira& paImsr' : " O@s
1San17, Htnwl
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Oabt ihr ben &e,thh,,ao,,
6Omtntt Mae-mn0 genelet.
Blutun9 Der 2ull9e.

Or. 3. Same! = oa"alF 1898.
Sertper PER-. SIN Sabre 1850 mar Ids febr lefbe,S n,s :
III tra,s stnsn 9nffal pom Slutuas Der eunsHs, pu SSeG isSaS ! e..
Ssaa9 tetes Sruitretntsun 9s ntttel ntepei aGr,fih asS Ssp W..
lelbe Ntsststn naebrerrn atntern FIR BEN aeuS Sw ss0e iir DE.
ue = mm .rn seIiaos1 eaR tic benz Rrantea erUse Gr IIiSgt srvsa
9tGs. $. Mpffr
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8rultbriune uuO glutIpeieit.

pr. .. 8 %,qsStns' Butler Gu, ben s. otl 1851
SD. be3euee, faB i6 w15renb Der Grute In Ieh.s, MI.
SuttrSpreaent3aneth8 befaaen murbe unb cine ,fsrniiSSs J" 3 : es
s sps s gast S aasSas - ~ q assI bate i g., ftasn bSitn pSufsa.' Sd n a5a
Srultretntsuassnitt ump etefes fente mid sGn;Itb Sm sSsr
S1meS e. Ban OrrrF
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@rfdltung, Suiten, 9eiten= II. gr1ftffn,ee !. /.

g8ertter Serr! SIM Spdtiabr 1S4S nurSs ~ :.
gen SGnter3 n ntstrer ltnten Settle unnittei6ar inter It. ssm z eelti-
s @Iaa si Is,Ssr MIG g. aus srdsli4ft nartertt amS Sitter CT !
ia9e SaSCn mar. SIN 9anfe ether g8cGe Serbreifsta g r
e@,@s' n1 9a -, as1 ,r, is gene eI.s, srnlt as msrSs son Sage sa Gage a% S Ssflfr
prpbtrte bteruuf etn sonses Sntr lana ale m ,Ssig% g NpIstue Sd
ter an1usisns Der OsraRmteitsn aerBte, absr nnaliaIiSSssrr Sa IN.
Slne ausn Grl0ls. SO mar aabe baran, mid Ser @s s : issns
reintSaHssnaittsIIs anrieit. Sd usrfaafte MIR et me- sS sgISS T s@t
zen So epe tp fs moo pplt9 perbraudt bate, ifeGteUn IA a 4 W..
MID sSSnslt3 interchangeable, stnstS Our6 bic Rrafto iSrsy 1.s aa0 ~
paFen ~r3net' A@tun9srpu Sbr "ipus
g8. VI. 0arteb.
pnttor Der l. PreSbpteraner. Gen,si,h.
Terre 9aute, Snb, ben 8. Mai IS48. '"t"0e.
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Wcoisiniicbc SGnscioe.
6abt tbr 0en 0nften2

Darn Sebraudet Or. Sapne8 8rultrein
9ung8mittel.
20 gtbt dustubliflt&e GrIetdteruna.
os S !, y : en- Srafts 0Oer fdwtnbfa& !? Dams
3Delbes pie ~traafbafte 8aIass mensesuno Ser ouf.r H.. -.
s srruf ~, St @as 2 lung ees 5aetmeS, wel&er bteielbe S%srfUpft
riafeit Seis sS y ts ~ 0as@ enc seltnOe let&te A~etnlsuns aIe g1ries
Sabt tRr ben &eu9buten
S SoPia"S % . S'q Sis,s Srntsttaissr 9as bette Seilmtttel IN b,r
oas SuRen erIeidtert us suDsr sr IS araatbett UNI bic Sdlfte obfir,t,
STSaSt ~ Sit 2alsSsaaas SSCrouuEpJS r USer uft.
rstuisrr, eenan nadN Der Mapeiiaaa un NIB 81 :" Ss St' Jasnrs Sruft-
MftnWten. luo enolf@: ~ cup IN rent9eM
WsaS ter yGftrseren- &ptnbfnSt, aus,.h
anesre . rnfletOen SAT- eebraubet aSr e a CSs
ts.0tS .S 81 Oas Bette 5eilmittel fir fOI5 ts Spa UfSi.
oaSOn eebetlt purben, beweiien. ~A"'''UsF' wslAe
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BettfeOeru BettteOeru BettfeOern /!

Sceben erbalten 1000 Yfinb Bethlehem BON I~ebenoteen @anIer.
welGe i'd All ben binignen 4refien pertaul
GbaS. $ 0ll6nber, SO. % gBeft- prattfraBe
awi{Hen Wiarte Spoce NIB Der 8rade
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6rOntItreet= Sbeater.

TrOttltreet= Sbeater.
San Mtce grDBe NnSftenuna.
Oa8 Hublltunt miro hermit adtun9soeQ benadrtdtiof bos hos
9roBart8e @tabltfiement, 9enannt
Sm Slice grOBe MnSltelm1g
fit cine SaiOu pDn
sipet Wpd1en nur
am Wtsnta9 Nben6 ben 2 Npril erBfnet mirb, nobel cine Mtenoe
Der perlbIeoenartt9iten iiberraIheneiten llnterbatun9en ~Oprgeiibrt
per6en, tel6e Die &aeute uno @eI9itli9teuen Sieier berabmten
@eelq9att I'M 9ldnSenbiRn 9itte 3ei9en.
Die NufIbruu9en fno nit al Der Yradt unb in oem1elben Stele
arranart, me fe in bem geattpnaI= 9beoter in 0btlobelpbio i'm per.
9an9enen NStnter 9egeben tpuroen. Ole ppue NnSabl Der bartlett
lenoen &nnitler, ae Die mpbl9e6ulten uno crellren Hferbe rmo
&:beatn0 ~uroe erpre8 fur bteie @~eI,9enbet in 5wei 0ampftppen
kterber 9ebradDt.
Set ieber 8oriteuun9 percen aberbie8
auBer Der brtlltanten 8rppuftirnen in Der
Heitbahn
Elm Sdbauipiel bpn Don 800 MGnnern, Tramen unS
Hfercet anfgeflbrt.
Wr. SOtD EaItOr
Der NIT 5te9t berGbnte un6 populire Spdbmader miro oe @bre
9aben len critics Debit in Baltimore gu MAIDEN unb Sr. Odce lit
9erptB, bag er tb bebet oteIelbe bpbe Sfluno umo bic @unIt be8
Dlef9en Publitums erperben miro, oeren ct fb in philadelphia
uto Netp-Yprt ertreute.
Am Wtpnta9 Ibeuo ben 2. Npril
lptro altf9efa9rt gum erfen Dtal in Baltimore bic srpBe, brtltante
umo 9etreue Oartelun9
etneS en9ltfben @ettrennenS,
mo3aI cer 9anh6e Jaum Der SIbne unb Ser Gettbabn %pereinist miro,
UNI 0ounl tr etne ~polltdn6ige @%ntpiflun9 Der Scenen 3u geitat-
ten. Yer 9ttett oeS un9ebeuer 9rpBen 9ennens, pe(ber 6urd oide
Gtnrtdtln9 9empnnen miro, 9bt Dem @Quien mebr oaS @eprGoe
Der GSrtlldtctt. as elmer mtmiiden 8artearn9 uno iibertrift @I-
wuroe. DIS Bortrait Der
etget1tDltnlllden experimentation
G6ertrift e8 aueS, mas bis iesff in &RRerifa9 a~ufgeflbrt wurSe, pab-
reno bic
.sefdbrlidben Nrubmftionem une gpriinse Der Neiter
rennen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02

$ag55g=ss Sum 0erfauf.
MaiiI go Ider 2anb nit suten @ebGulttfeiten, Is WaetIeu
klsiiI BON Der Stact naLe Der 2an6ItraBe llno in Der oeIunoe-
ataA.A item @eseno, 11OH Qder an Der Iortbern Central 81.
lenbabn, so Weeaen BON Der Staot nit @eb1uoen; 10 9fer an Der
alten 5reoerid &pab, gut a~n9ebaut; 107 2fer nit bibId5en Sc.
bduli9teiten ub anla9eu, miro ee9en Gisentbum IN Der Staot
sn9etauidt; 6 4der an Der alien 6reoerid &0ab "a WIeae BON
Wtcunt be Gales; 100 AGer am "Balbinston 9anbweoe, II Deeilen
BON Der Stabt; 2 9auier in S~Owar6itr., nabe @amSenltr. i in
g8eft-9ombarbfr:; 2 in 6aptteftr. 2 in 9~ertnstonitr. / in
6rpntitr. l IN Hrattfr. l in Sa~nooerlr. 2 in Mulberrbfr.
umO nlebrere anoere in perl6ebenen @eseneeft Der Stabt. cots su
pernnietben in &seit- 8altimCreitr. Wepnunent=, Sap un6 Mc@l.
6errpftr. un6 8roaopap.. grunb gu %oerfaufen in 8roabpaD.
Granerenten gu oertautet. GLIDER unb NprrtS,
SEQ. IS Sapeteftr.
AT ~8oufbriefe, Wiictb= @cntratte, Eeitanente unb anbers
ihlftli9e Papiere, lcwie &SaHen- Geri9tS- @eI9afte peroen beItenS
beIorst. Ap15s
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eftOemilde Der e0tarrb u. 6lnbfeber Snauen,o)
@m. sIOs IRON sisburu, ga, f6retbt; -

SD bin foeSen r,teeer seaefen Won etnern epiS Sr = ,0 q
9etlmtttel fenb. < "Vpas~N
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@rOber & Safer NabmaI6incn GOmp. ,
OlcctOrS=0 ffice.

Baltimore, ben 21. Wtdrs 1860.
N0dridt ptr6 bterrntt 9e9eben alen Sarsablern, uno berel Nuf=
mertiamtet wro auf cine @nSei9e I'M Slipper" selenft, welte in
9enanntem 8late abt Otal an ben ~ipl9encen Saoen erIteint:
Otttpp6 ben 81, 26. unb %. Ntar3 uao q, 6 II, IS. unc
%. Aprtl, an pel9em lesteren Gaze Der @ertauf Itotfinbet.
Ism. g.. 8oliant,
OtS21 Swl,iaE @tabtGpuector.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24

A PRsDIcTIoS FuLFILLED.-When. SIX
years ago. Douglass Nebraska Bill to re-
peal the Missouri Compromise was pen
ding in Congress. Gov. Seward reminded
the repealers that there was such q thing
as re enactment as well as repeal, as they
would in time learn. The prediction was
secuted. the idea that the proviso OF Free.
dom would ever be restored was pronoun-
ced absurd.
The Kansas Legislature have Just pass
ed Bill over their Governors Veto,
which reads as follows:
SECTION l. That Slavery. or involun
tary servitude, except for the punishment
Of crime whereof the party shall have been
duly convicted. is and shall be forever
abolished in this Territory.
Here it is, almost word for word, the
repealed section of the Missouri Compro-
mise, RE ENACTED Six years have been
wasted in the vain endeavor by fraud. by
force, by Federal power. by usurpatiOn.
to thrust Slavery into Kansas in defiance
Of time honored Compact; lives and
property have been sacrificed. public mon
ey squsniered, angry political contests
aroused-and all for what? Can the
introducer of the Nebraska Bill, can the
sndorser Of it. can any living soul tell
what they, or the South or the Territory.
ar the Nation, have gained by that stu
peudOus political folly Albany v. y
journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24
Homestead Bill.

The N. Y. Herald, published the sub
stance of the Homestead bill introduced
by Senator johnson. which passed the
Senate on Thursday last by vote of A
to 8, as follows: at provides that any
person who is the head of family may,
after the act becomes a law, enter one
quarter section 100 acres of vacant and
unappropriated lands, or any less qusnti'
ty, to be located in body, in conforms
ty with legal subdivision of public lands
upon making affidavit before the Register
that the applicant is the head Of fami-
", and is actually settled on the land,
and that the application is made for his
or her benefit. and that of no one else.
The final certificate, or patent, shall not
be issued for Eve years after the date Of
entry, and not before it is certified by two
credible witnesses that the settler has cree
ted dwelling house and resided upon
the land for the Eve years ; whereupon
the patent shall be issued upon payment
of twenty-five cents an acre. The land
thus acquired shall not be liable for deot
until after the patent is issued. In cases
of false swearing upon making the entry
or abandoning the land for more than
six months at one time, the land shall re-
vert to the government. The rights con-
ferred by this act are extended to inchoate
citizens who have declared their iuten-
tions, as required by the naturalization
laws, before the Issuing of the patent.
Nothing in this act shall be construed so
as to impair the existing pre- emption, do
nation, or graduation laws. or to embrace
lands reserved to be sold or entered at the
price of two dollafs and fifty cents an
acre. The President is required to order
all surveyed public land into market, by
proclamation, within two years from date
of this act, except such as are reserved
by the government. for any purpose. All
lands within the limit of any State which
have been subject to sale at private entry.
and which shall remain unsold after the
lapse of thirty years. shall be coded to
such State, upon the Legislature asserting
to the cession; but the cession shall in
no case invalidate any inceptive pre-emp-
ton right or location. nor any sale which
may be made by the United States"
We have no doubt bnt that it will also
pass the House by as large majority.
and then become a Laws. 10 Jour.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-24

The difficulty between Messrs. Pryor
and Potter has lei to much discussion o.
toIhe relative propriety Of using lead or
steel in dueling. A late number of lie
Nord contains plea for the blade Is op-
posed to the ball. written BY way of com.
ment npon duel at St. Petersburg in
which an officer had been sorely wounded
by pistol it thinks ''the pistol adds
greatly to the odiousness Of the duel
Fire arms lame and dis6gure you when
they do not kill you. The cold steel
kills. too, but if il wounds Il wounds il
does not spoil you. Then with the sword
you defend yourself while you attack /;
you put your courage into your blade.
which becomes animated. As il were, and
q part of yourself. Ths steal, in word,
is simply your arm armed. OF course
chance plays its part in sword dueIs but
that part Is less important than is played
BY courage, GOODNESS, and skill."
The bowie knife however Is quits an.
other thing from the smallsword. and it
.".'dis6gures" more than the bullet. ''.ism