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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-22
Sl60,500 900
Total,
LOSSES AT THE NORTH.

LOSSES AT THE NORTH.
Flour at tidewater, New York 81 900, 900
w heat at tidewater, New York, 500, 900
Corn at tidewater, New York, 800, 900
Flour in the interior, 10000, 900
Wheat in the interior, lO,0OO,0OO
Old and new corn in the in
terror, 100000
Pork in the interior, 100000
Imported and domestic articles,
iron, woolens, &c, 10000, 900
Loss to manufacturers by sus-
pensions, half-work, less in
tcrost on money, &C., lo,OoO,oOO
Decline in railroad shares and
bonds, State, county and
city bonds, bank capital and
shares, 1O2 900, 600
Decline in wool, 100000
Loss on real and personal es-
tate in New York, 10000, 900
Loss on real and personal
estate in the interior free
States and cities, l50,000,000
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-22
S47S,620,000
Total
Total, S
Grand total ofl osses in the
~


Grand total of osses in the
North and South, 659,l20,000
1t is possible that this estimate is, in
some of the items, exaggerated, while in
others it is below the mark. We think that
it is exaggerated as it regards the doprc-
citation in the value of lands and negroes at
the South, and hat it is below the mark
in several items of loss at the North.
We remark that although the writer est-
mates the loss to the manufacturer, he has
made no estimate Of the loss to the hun
dreds of thousands of the industrial classes,
who are thrown out of employment in con-
sequence of the arrest of all manufacturing
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
&cf0umtmlG~ tbnuQe,r.

Oe unterleiducttl lentcn re Nifmerhomteit
ppn gSicccrocrflufern ouf i6r Eager non Grpct.
rtce, YrrUjiipne, MiebG, Sjlorren. Soutatot uuc
onlttNc Nrtjtel, BIC oerGbrlih in einem ccrartis
gen NBrlcillc< 0ridhGft Qcfibrt rtrocn. Selcns
rerS mohcu Tt AM itr reitbcs 9Scins uno 2iauur.
SaQer oufmcrtidm. Nfe riclc 9Guorcn murocn
1uf nIrrljbcn Oiirttcn uno meiRrue fir Yonr
a~cfouit, mtsbdlb mir sci pIntttidru Sclnelsru
III 1uGrrit billiocu Nrciicn pertnufcn t6nnen.-
Die eou uts ais dtt 9arautirtrn 8ronoice uut
9Sctnc lino ciNene Smpprtntirn. uno mcccr ac.
niibt, nr6 nit 3uiGbcn lhGplj6cr Stcfe Der.
chen, iptc otelce tct rem i'm Nprten 0eFauftcn
Wonrcn MIR III oft Der SAT- 1T. Der tcribmtc
r2S. N0ldcC'e NUrc MUuutniu Dem" 9Shietcp,
Nrn Dem mir He ~Ciuiigcn StrtGufer fun. Dirc
an OcbItt un0 G'lte pcu tcu,2m iuucrbalb Del
Scr. StIoten acbranutrn J&bietCy iitcrtrcfcn.
llnlcr Wager bsilcbt oubcrrcm nod aus:
loco 6dB ,rtrd mt i~uYeriiur Nicbl. untcr De.
rru bic Ucn SGdtru 9ciu tteu Sprten; 9iem-
C'ltana, 9ortc Njcu uup Gaia 3uder unc Mp,
IdIcS 500 6o8 Gut 9caf, GruIbcp, Ncmcerec
unr 6aTes ,3utcr. 100 &tfcu -bce; 500 &tlen
Scl5c unp &tbtcr; gip. l uno Np. 5 Niodetc,
uno hr!tnNc; I tfhe quite @pibcn Butter, pom
Ter mir p0tenttjh Seupunqrn cr6altrr Qara,
S0crn StrCs, 6ams, SbUutpers unp GREATS
Soil, StGrte, gcot @pmorr, ecmd6lrntn Safc
uno Yttrer Yctiitn, 8clCn, Glm2s UNI ale bic
i%rnIi9cu IrijtcI, Die in elmer @rpcsrp 9cm5bnlit
~ocrlGn9t mercen.
6Srner: ". BnGacc'e Nurc Mruntair Ter
Wbi9f y, 5tjh0rcipu's, Guecnlpofa 8lods. Oupu
has Miouru9apct0 uno Nccttfjsp gDbtefey; 20t
SAT- Il ,rii,cbcm Srauop, Mort, @oceiro, Ster.
ny, GIarct unc Gbampaar Wcin; Giper, Grm.
nIm &rancY, Gin, Ntum. 1tpptr SraneY unt al.
Nrt,n %HjQupr1.
gB III. gBaItaLc @G6uc,
Gle Der i4tcu rno Gary. StrdS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
Sefa,tnt,,,u 4
Wjr br6a}I5- Cr6fauna

Der Inter ,siGuctr ertautt iib etncm ~0cctrteu
9uklitum ctr NuicjAc 3u maiden, rap or 3miitcn
Der 6. urc {. Str0@c elncn g19rrbicrrS 0tpn en-
bTuet sat. IS miro cas- &clrtttn ~rciIc,tcn lciu.
ItetS nur ,ie teiteu 0jetrGntc ;u balt,n uni rurt
aufme,iiomc unN lrcunptihe Se5icnuu0 cicicni-
gen, wtlh ibr 6ciuAsn, cen tur,u Nuicntbolt
/" ieincur ircuneltdtn una ti9tsN Hptalc au9e.
nebm an MAIDEN.
9ti6mun0, 20. Sulj 1860.
cbu 6Frbto. Not.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

Der nntcrwitNctc III lest iu Stonec, ittcx Nufsroo In
ktrcm @slroItc GueinlnbrCN I'M Uror 30 ttuio ale mreli8.
Gtne Nucpobl cOn Sd; 9rU Ut fc!tp6tvcnC v]orrdt6io.
Gin ucutr, gutter SObtcNw0OCn nit etncm auIcu IRE .
,"r uni rutiQcu Yfrec1 fir timoj9cp @ctrauh.
Nt &ufmulidmictt Ycu 6ptcls 1nbObCrn II. Tamjlicn min
1crthtct aUt i'tnt aypst NuSUabl vrp W0W0ecn.
Nuebc1aun9 Won SGp5e'e. Stuh!cr Il. Sprin9~N atvapcn
Wcroul prunpt btloTst. ErduriS YGubr,
p~saNd~.. ~ t. Der 3tCn : ~ ;c
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
.. y. Strccecr, slsent,

%PSt9sIfr, Oru8stf, Supporter opu
''Ttl~fn e9emtealtem II. +. ~, Nr 2
gr"i II, 9e9sniSer Dem alton Morfte. ,
gtnantofc b srP5s T ya1Sts nit Der Sr1Ften eursfalt unD
TnSs gleh NIT auFcritcr QanfIihfettf belcrot. "Sys a. ! %%o
rnS fr,n m$gfE sac f~t!DHa!ti9r Eager anne tniEtcr' SrntiSsr
II. /. it%' IN bsftr SIr. .,rIS Trilbst = Nrine. n. TansSs@ tiftl
S y, %;.'!'! gum &9etl ltIbit iu n]icNrissPPssn. ais S rs9 rsrS, me- re H.
Grn ,'t KIM %vSE."GS" ;prroen. Nebtsinfa mem msrSrr y, q,
ausgcltattet. ''"" III" Reash' Scrr9tbe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
o, Sri' <G5u@>S.
1850.
grpstS NIB bcahte :3SFo.js5 EaaCy Elt
9erblt. unp N~tut;csGGonytit
Nbc'efcie ;nH 9Iet1ile
Iet GoFcpk f"5trau6,
Sir. q --Rninlr-

T~NN '''N'
Sre6en per steamer crbalteu pcr er0ftn un9 rcitItcr
Sprratb ppn . erbf unb g8tntCr~ 9V0Urcu, ser
ie benz btelt9Cn Qublifum in otrorttlCu artitclr p1crirt
ieprbtu 1T. GCbags ppn 10 Ga. uno 5NbCy; EclOircS in
1houeu Ntuitcru, Helm uuo 9rHR clrirt, III Il, 20 uro -
gts. &C.; Mr,upS III allen 6Irbcu gu iS3 bis S74 Gta.,
cas- 9pppCltc tpertb.
@lpaeos, Won Is Cts. an, I'll critounCnSmcrtb tjNgcn
9retfen go 9ueenb lctu. Ddnct SNlhtntlhsr NuH6 Cts.
an; SOC 9oott5 une Nti0ce' 9~carbCtCtc f%rdriritlhc Collars,
duf @uctipneu biVie 0ctauft, III I24, 81, 3Tl SIC. &C., bic
in aubercn @eld6ftcu bOS 0rppcic tcltn.
S6por;c Seircuitrfc. Z 9IGro brett, u IS, 81 Gt9. unc
S1.25; forbt1e SciOenitrfc Sur bGlir jrrco WcriNc0; -
apron Gtn9bame. Ores @tn9G0we, E'co Itdjn1, I0llmCr
unS Sdttrets 8CrtutY Scans fNr 9crrns Wno NuGbCns
&Ieiptr, III ben btutQnru QyCiitr.
9ipicps, SprcN'e Wrp uno 8ptcoS fur 2jculSrtcu -
QanS rppucncr rpciecr, rotbCr uno NclbCr 6iarncl III 20 SIS,
bilis az 374 GtS. yStCl0 Sb0D.7, Gls0S &c.
Die st0ge MuSpIbi Won G0Clce @&rr G. Stuts, duRcrlt
bilie ouf Nucticnru Qtfauft urh 81 pCr Smd wCrts. Die th
su 1925 uno$l.75 OTtrtre Swit 9Scac in alien 60rbtt
Su 81 pcr 4fUuo.
CARPETS uuo 6sartb Sings, bic b~jlj0lru in &tbmcuc
Srepu UnN SlCdtrp SbUttng. SbclttU9, &OpC.ua. Sable
Gloatb; @rttultCrs 6oittr9. GlCVc5. Sttt une Srrp0EtS
StInttle Su Den billiglien grciIcn.
A,,bt @0tLne ~ q l uno 10 GtS. &c; Gamtric. Gbcd
uNe SwiB Muslin, neon tincr arogcU Aueuah' aUocrcy
g1Iartn, Ill S0blrcit. oitielb II bier GufUiIertn.
SD Elite ~ergCbcnlt I'M cinen 9iCiuh outr T0mer unC
@trrsl bicier St0ot unb l~lmgc9enb. uuH Bite hi 9luarmcr
StorcS, 9". 81 @i1tNltr 0B,, 81 tratgu.
Npisvh Sfrop3
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
25iuioc 0rt2 @jppbs!

so o. %arrs t65nc SctHtn1pTc 3u 45 Gent,
bjui9 m 10 &tS.; 10000 gnrps irani6Nihc 81.
9nurice Sacpurtt5 riniUbe unp ~0rityciitc ga
reac6 fcunr gamu III III Ste. ncrtb 20 Gent
lt6nc feline @'juaboms III l24 Gts.; 5000 gce.
IA color Calico 'r 6 uno s GtS., merits 10 unr
II Gto.; 500 00neu.O buffers III nur so Ste. ;
ihmnrir icjpenc Face SbaplS unp MIantiuae Al
So, 4 unp e, tie auDerwSrt9 pas OcppCltc tulen.
Die ktltc 2lu5wabl por ScnnCnIhirmru vun 50
an. Grtcniirn SfirtS, ; ihGuitc N~uema6l, Upu
% Cts. m. Inihcutu,rer pcu 5 Cts. an Stella
SbomiS ju 81, tiuja fir 50. Zen tcltcn. aeblcib,
ten Cotton, mcrtb l SbjutnN, IN 123, 10, 8 unr
Gin rcdt outer 2rtitcl icltit fir 6 Cts. 700 Don
net 2iru6cS, ppn 10 Cts. an, CUR 6Gtfte res
4reiire, ma9 in Mllinerp StUrce bcrrbnet ,pirb.
otoffc fir Germ uno &uoben, &letocr. @tcd
}amtric uuo Smi6 Mualin. @amtric @anoc
=! 10 Gpanro. 9iain G'iu9bomS fir Spnucte ump
; nc3rc6e Au5rdbI ~iOuii9er 2lrtiteI III au6erurs
,futiih btuiRcu 9rciicn.
9Oicp6 Strnut, SO. 81 Wainlr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

6ru9liuNSr unO Sommrr l3aaren FIR 1860.
y lite, Vi Uern unD StrU6 Us anrrn.
a.tc NntcrictarctCa hObcu icet prgitbi1 uno M 8crfaur
Ictd,c Au0lOOhl vcr Sur. G0Nlmcrc, NrtNd- II . Nmc-
ritSn 6tIt 9t.5. NcIcr,m GrcR pats Der f.initen IualitG.
INN III lcoCm %Itilc lets Ycrrt:N9 UNo wtrOcn Ouh Nctht .Ui
Ntlte!luUA d%n9ctT!iAt. lin CIncu &clUh bitten c~r0cbcut
2E. 3. ~ pprc II. GpmN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
2aujci0cu.
Dry-Goods * Fancy, Store
am Neusn Wartt:,

~. - ~ a.
OFy-Uooas y Fancy' Store
IN "eus" |'at's,
Suv 'sI Stpue- h"o OXEN Strabe.
SrcunrPp nan re,, TNrhIifum 1siu ,ut ,J,rtirte,
S,,.. ~ ~" W. "h't'ut'S
~ !" VI SSuute"r DIE III pth ptul9r
ltct prtlicn abdCaehcr perpen.
e;cprac q. zprfnenanu's
Is plrmhio S,te1 nm M.a
tion
Jtupef 1uppe poieth
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
,w 8sNmcrjt. pofetfa6rt Qctiens@ elealhoft.
Sanepfieb;Tebrf

9ambn' 8samerit. 9afetiabrts @ctiens @eleaidaft.
SaHapficbiTebrt
ipIhen
Sainbur9 une TcW Jorf, pia Sputbdmptpn.
oermit!sIit Der ntIen auf bae Solioeis octauicn uuo Gle.
9an!cne ein9erId'Gtsn QrOBen eileyRcn QUjfcempfibiTs
3 ornlta, 1000 Sons, Capt. &rautmnnu.
8 ammOPto, 1000 GOne. Capt. ShmenItu.
S%arUniG, $500 Cons, Capt. gblers.
Sbi9e ms9en ibrer ltncaen aHo 9tJdi&en 5abrten RUBIN,
lid)lt bc!anHEc 0ompfihjne WerptH rs8slmdBia am
Grlten nuo 6iiu3ebntcn jcpcu Mgnats
on Arr gtit nnH bambrrg, oia Southampton eryebirl uni
ntbmcn 9aiasiere prg Ntw @Vrf Rab
~9ambHr9, @,aOrs. HpnSUm anc 2Outbamrtuu
ju f~oI9enbsn 9reiitn:
Srhe G&iats 500.
3wtur G0jute So.
3wii@thptt $3.50. So.
Son !5aabura nab sseip gyprs:
grle Selate Slt2.5O. Speic GGJdte $75. 3pifbeatef
S+5. N0cgen a'aNo9e msnpe man f& an
q. y. ~ytieJdrb, Spas 1t. Gmp.,
10" broadway @sD gqrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
y. II. EHALKLEY

0anpIrr BON Sroer une Shubs5il rings, Snr,
portt.r Vpn fran;Gflhcm Ralblerer,
IL. @otr., SipiiChen Main II. GarY, Nibmcnb, ga.
DcutI@ln Sduhmadeln mirb nite rplfdnbiof oilcr-
tirte SN9u pn 2eGer aler Nrt beifcnS cmpfpblcn. 0tciIbcn
nncen eoiclSlt iuaICih aGr5 III tbrem @eihdft n6tbiac QRcrf.
irr9, Die /. &. 5tncin9e, 0cilten &C.. oGt Srrtcn llr~erS Il.
!. IN GuS Yor S'ttIcrr unO &u6tinbcrn 9tbautl YER
cenbe gCSer 1T alcihfdIS Yrel6bio.
Ollie biclc Nr'ifcl pcroen st0cn 9aar DSer quite NapiCrc
RtliQh prrf0utt. TI6.A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
Mornrpr =9trbeiten,
Sdcub Ninceut.

S0cpb &incent,
Manufdctursr pom itnlteniIacn uno amcrifani-
Ihsn Warmcr Mcnumeutcn, 9eiGenIeinen iersr
Nrt unp aler in rieiec Urihaft rinlhlaaenper
Nrbejten.
Mfatnftr. srii6er Der Stem urb 6ten.
Nteinc NrCu DC une V~arsslgut, Iint f;rurbli6It riroclo
oeh, nrtne .9rrratb0en Irbeitcn. auI coS GtfdfnddrpGIt,
IN ;ialtentlhen Eno dinerttorIhcm Wsrncr o~usociubtt
IN t'ul9tnlNtn SIT rehnlen uno cirCr lrilrur0 III urlCrmCr,
rem, cpe lt anoerp0rts ber0rtj9c YcitcllunecR modCn, bo Il
ueSrtu9i bu1, boR tb mcinc aCcbrtcn NunbCn chen 10 al
uhe ouIt9 r btstenen Fam, ais treenS Gin onstle or r lbrifan
IN glH2et St0et. @on, e%roettnff Sdcrt Sinecnt.
SU9u Sbap,
Wain1r.. stpiitcu Der lS. unt 10. StraEs
tmpfiebIt @tseerpsrtdufcrn irpic rem occ6rttr beutIdcr SIT.
tlifnm ~lberboupt itin reideS Eager Nrn
leutidcn uno franiGli6cu @einen (tci Sla1he
unp Dllpnt),
SrGnciee, AtiYutb, @iracap &C.,
ShweiWr. mn 2tmbur9cr Safe,
6crinac, Sarpcaen II. Snrcincs
Seroelatswurt IL. (. ~.
Gcrner t~nrficttt crIsltt iriu Eager Won tcutIfcn Trudteu,
y l0drrcr, bCi gSbplCldtc unc SCtcil, SdnocS uno GrrfCcs
t%tcnororS8oarcn. MlnNctn, 9taic. &c. &C.. ttt CT int gyrgen
uno Rlcinc', bini9lt pCrtcuft. N'"" Shao. -
eco SrrcS GonbtcS. Solpp. Sperm une NpouaRtine
$50 Soree Soap, 9lad, Srrpn uno 8elIuip.
so Sores Stem ycrf 0pfGCn Gbeeic,
5 SeircS Rice,
AGO yrcpme uno SufeItS,
900 GrpE Nfprttb YipcS,
800, 600 Gieorren, pcrItiCSene gronts, ,pcsen erborte,
unS ur SCrt0uf bei SIM. gHottdce II. SsbL
90 @orrcls Sottintrre @idlce, ipttcn er6attsu unb N
babsn bel 9fpt. ~ ollate II Srbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

&inperpater'5 Stttcrs
in fIctncn nno aroGen SuantitGten.
NusaeScibnrte SuaIttdt StcinEOblrnGl, Gam
penGt mn 6luir.
9tNitpOrcer gum Bad II, Don une Illtf pr1~
rarirt, tjuig uno quit.
SoHmann'S 9Enrmiprup uno &raelcr's 0etcr,
tbran, beires UCn sincm peutimrn G6cmitcr pri.
pIrirt.
6nmmsl't 6oF,t,GTcnS Gi6h8aFre. @to-
coiaor, Goclc, tlrtilder unp rcutitcr Hanhtas
hal. 10 mic oat anoeru gu unIrrm 0eihGitc &C.
bGrise 8aa:en.
{. SS A8ncr Truasif,
@ue g.. unN SrUarfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
Scbt aus ndh
$40. 2z MQimf G@8G!

Die b~iQi9iteu DRY GOODS in 9titmono!
5000 @aroS Ih6ne oebrIdte Gatlunr ron 6 biS s Gcrt5,
lll:@Gts. it0uc yapuS ppn : N5 I2Gt2.; Cit ihOu.
Shutter unp beiiC SuOlitii Ucu S0tOptt5,. Eralu0jtS.
u,iW Zen b~illi9iten Nrciln; itgut EdpcA-Silfe IN
Cts, mtrIb IS, aRoere III 81, 81 - Uuc mthr; idNvurN
Seioenir6r III 55 Gte. uno %eufp6rt5 Sraa SNaYl5 81
luub ~aufm6rtS, in oEeu Sarben, rs.ib cen crcjfGhe' Ec-
lC( buffers III 80 @tS.; ieio. Niarttutn N $50, &2.25
hrb tini0e Al SIS, bic Nuecrrp6rt5 ca5 Tcppcltt fCit;n; Lin.
9araio ) uRo @rtcuipn StirtS pon % Gy1. al %lufp6riS, bt
b~ilillttn in Rtdptono; pe fcintcn ir0ui. Nctcic ucrtiN
Babies Collars uuo Gambric SGnoS sum hdlhcs Grcic
ble0dbeb NIB br0pu Sbirtin8. Secctjn9, QiloW cafe, MiuS'
lin, Bowling, Sable Glotb, Sill GIOtb, CARPETS. Gom5rjcs.
Gbsto uno 5wjF MuSliu5 III erit1unenSHcth ejut,cn Qri.
fen; QaNico @0t:era nit 0lel5 III 81, $l.2j urc ]0uir&rt5
Iarccce, &o unb GjOat Tin SGuhe nit 6rt'5 u Sl.I24
HnO ~aufmirte; Miit5 uuo GbiLorcp'5 @nucro iii alien Tar-
zen unc gu alien Yrcileu. pcu % Cts. an ouhp&yt5; fcnt
Rabies Siirpers III so GtS. Men'5 SltpY,rs III GIL Gle.
feline @elgct op. III 81 Cts; SriOro Sizes, GonartF Wajlrra
Calf lH1 Shubc fr oerreu, Raaben uni Screams
QHcr - bis 90 pGt iYaren nil, Sebc ctrc 81 INCH naa
81 Maiuftr. Sriepb StrOue.
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Northumberland
ar Or. sS. @rcbr,
once Fcke Marshall und Re Strasse.

bpwARD v. CANNON,
9eHf"tll%er @Ota' uno @erihts. Qnm ar.
Office: Gfr @rprrnur, upo aronfIim'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

Oas 0lrgtnlI Mt wuutetvarI
@oI6, 8Iuto,
etn ausee,ei6neteS Nhtttt, Am @0GIhe ~
eetniseu uup in suteu 3ulflnce ,u c%rhnttcu.
ibtrtrtTt oIc Gtulihsn ocrnrtaIn 0rGptrotipncr
unp miro III 80 Cts. per @oucne ~pcrtnuft.
SerIouft cinSi9 bel Y. 9. Qicot,
@dc Ncr Stain H.. II. ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
6ol;! 6Ul,!

rut,r;eitneter b6lt fpripahrene etnen Srsfca &crra:h rgr
@iteu~ uuo SihtcnbelS Better SuaIjt6t. &no lama lgiuc
8unaCn ttcrmjt uncr BEN o%Initigitsu SNOiU!uH8cr ]Ytrebca.
Sci 1aufsn VOn 3 &ldrcrn 1trr oas &e8paC:@ 5]climiycjkt
fOrgt @eIcIuu9en, peiAt .Etc:allen mtroea oti GabaG9 Il
Cote oeer $50. u. 6uubi.o, SroapitraRe. 10lYtt m pr &oi
nieocrIase an &rOaoitr., uose SrOUfe @Dennt 9tresE. ,rUgpi
btiOr9f, 9reiie; 0ae bet< Gtbenbpij III &+.5o, uEt
G"aunenbOlj III $500 per GpTo. 5lmt5 Il. MCGvc
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80 II Sues,

@a4cufabrFant,
&ts Der 9len uno SrUao-S traEe.
empfeblt 0auIie5bobrn isjn Eager YUn elc9ant muo oaucrNaff
ectauten Q9o8tn isoer &rt uno cisncr 5abrtfltion, uub iutrl
&ufira9e gum &nftrti0en neucr tGa9en aus in Ger ~fjricittr
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Sunday Reading.

We observeda good man cooperating with
the SUNDAY PRESS yesterday. he carried a
bundle of tracts, and distributed them,
throwing them in, or tucking them under
the doors Of houses, without question. We
are glad to see emulation in this appropriate
Sunday work. The harvest is truly great
and notwithstanding the great and growing
circulation of the Press, the laborers are
comparatively few. The cessation from
labor leaves the people expoSed to that
mischief which Satan finds for idle hands
to do. Our churches will not contain
quarter of our population, and even
some OF them are closed, and the flocks
abandoned, while the shepherds are
refreshing exhausted nature at the watering
places. This throws vast amount of re-
sponsibility on the remaining means of in
struction. 1t is day on which the mass of
the people have more leisure for reading than
in all the other six. We suppose that the
SusDAy Press reaches as many readers in
this city as the number of attendants at all
the churches. From this fact, some estimate
can be formed of its influence. Yet there is
great need for more laborers in this vineyard,
and we welcome our contemporary Of the
tracts I7' = -
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A case Of Horrible Cruelty IN NV York
A Demon In ttAMan Form.
4 tNttespondent OF the M York N

A tofrespondent of the New York Nstcs
from West Day, Saratoga COUNTY, writes:
Last March the @lfe Of John Blake went
TO the Utica Asylum and got boy twelve
years Of age. When the boy came there he
was a smart, healthy, good-looking boy.
John Blake would starve the boy and make
him work from four o'clock In the morning
till seven o'clock at night, and not let him
go into the house 10 get his meals, but would
fetch him two or three potatoes and q piece
of iohnny-cake. He would make him eat
chipmunks and mice which he caught in the
squat traps set around the cefn-held, and
would not allow him 70 Sleep in the house,
but would make him sleep in the barn on the
floor.
At one time, when the hoy ronld not per-
form the task which was given him to do,
the said John Blake took the boy in the barn
and tied him on the rounds Of the ladder
with his hands as high as he could reach, and
made him stand there all night and this inhu-
man devil got up twice In the night and
poured cold water on The boy. When the
boy was taken from him he was covered with
sores from head TO foot; there were gashes on
his person horrible to behold, which were
made by the OK whip and clubs. Things
went on in this way until few days ago,
when the neighbors found out how the boy
Jared, and number Of them went and took
the boy away from the fends grasp. When
they went after the boy they found him in
the field hoeing potatoes. A warrant was
put in the hands Of Constable Demmino for
the arrest Of Blake, but the fend had friends
who, for the sake OF getting his property for
half what 1t was worth, aided in his escape.
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Noble Little FelIow-Devotion Of Son
to his Mother,

Among the drunken wretches arraipned
recently before Recorder Long, at New Or
leans, and ordered to pay fine or 90 TO Jail
was Mrs. Doyle; she had no money, and
was locked up with those similarly situated,
to be subsequently sent to Jail.
PRESENTLY, says the Picdyt,1s, q little fellow
OF some nine or ten years of age, who be-
longs to one of the varieties of tlewsboys
being employed to sell papers and periodicals
by Ennis, the bookseller, at the Pontchar-
train Railroad, requested an interview with
Recorder Long, and after telling him that he
was the son Of Mrs. Doyle, asked him what
he would take to let his mother out; he
hadn't much money, but would give what he
had. The Recorder inquired how much that
was, and the little fellow pulled out some So
the hard savings of his scanty earnings.
The Recorder told him it would be throw
ing away his money, as his mother would be
gettlng drunk again, and would be brouQ hit
oack before him, and asked if whether he
nad never tried to make her give up drink
ing. The boy answered that he had begged
her many time, but to no avail. The Re-
corder then told him he would discharge his
mother If she would consent to take the
Pleuge OF temperance, aud allowed him to
nave an interview with her. The brave little
fellow spoke to his wretched parent through
the bars of the cell, and obtained her con-
sent. The Recorder then told him to keep
his money, and sent an officer, who accom-
panied Mrs. Doyle to Father Monahan's.
where she signed the pledge. We hope, for
the sake of that noble boy, that this pledge
wilAnever be broken. ...
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EFFECT OF ToRAcco ON

EFFECT OF TOBACCO ON THE HUMAN SYs-
TEM.-Dr. Solly, an eminent English physi-
ologist, and the author Of an excellent work
upon the brain, says at the close OF one OF
his lectures; 81 would caution you, as stti-
dents, from excess IN, the Use of tobacco and
smoking, and wobid advise you 70 disabtse
your patients minds, of the idea. that Il is
harmless. I have had large experience Of
Or agent that tends so mitch to bring on
functional disease, and through this, in the
end, to lead to organic diseases of the brain,
as excessive use Of tobacco W
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nIblIanI RannhIicani.,,,

Mr.. ISidor v. Bush, Hebrew, and a Re-
publican candidate for the Missouri LeRisIa-
ture, mAliee the comments on that circuu,-
stance a text for a communication to the
Missouri Democrat 1t is rather queer that
all nations and all religions, Mormons, Turks,
Infdels and Pagans, are recognized as enti-
lied to all the rights of citizenship in this
country, and il is regarded as perfectly nat
aral that they should be candidates for Office,
except the Jews the world does not allow
that they can become full citizens of any
country but Palestine; nor natives Of the
conntry In which they are born. yt'
The prophesies have got to be fulfilled,
and humanity, which mover would allow God
70 falhll them In his own way, insists that
the Jsws shall have no permanent abiding
place, but shah hold themselves In readiness
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nIinoe- 1Asht-Hou.e Soon to be Completed.

1t is announced that this light-house will
be completed aud lighted up in September
next, by one Of the first order of dFresnel
Lights" 1.-The last stone was laid upon the
18th OF June, and when all is finished as de-
signed, it will be, in the opinion of the writer
for the National Intelhgencer, one of the
grandest achievements in the world, not even
excepting the far-famed Eddystone, in the
English Channel. The frstblow struck upon
the rock where this lighthouse has been
erected, was on the 18th of June, 1855. The
oid IRON lighthouse was carried away bv the
fearful storm of April, 1851. 1t remarka-
Ole fact that no accident of any kind befel
the workmen during the years that the
Minots Ledge structure has been in progress
Inc writer in the Intelligencer says that the
strength and stability of the tower on the
Mlnots Ledge, may be known from the fact
tnat during all the numerous and severe
storms OF last winter, it stood exposed to the
merclless pelting of the waves of the wild
Z, ,Atiantlc, without stone or Joint having
Deen disturbedi this, too, when the tower was
at the hight of sixty feet, its most weak state.
Having stood without damage in this naked
and exposed condition, nothing can prevail
against il when finished. ~ I|
The diameter of the tower at its base is
thirty feet, and at the floor of the lantern
about twenty-five feet; the whole hight from
Dase 10 top OF lantern, is l07 feet.