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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-19
SStcbttg fur 0tutuan6ercr.
ss5
Nete arrangements fit GilnuanSerer, sic
ttndl hcm Wrftru III rriSrtt miiuId1pr

Bon beute ben 9. gfpsember an, werben Sic &tnpanberer auf
Der Nertbern @entral galSertfreet Depot @tienbabn NIT hem
@~rpreB3h8 betOrhert. Die Sdbn bietet caburdb ZEN Snnisrdnten
au4 IT tie nm 81 @fehen tarser ais jeOe unoere Sabn mad benauns
ten 9lGsen, ais
Bitt8bur9, @lepeGunp, Detroit, Sort @apne,
@hicagp, Nfilpalfee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S8lanp, Burlington, Soma Stir
nerben eesbal6 tie nit Der 9srtbern 6entraI 9atn %sebenesn
pericnen 10 Stunoen frtber ais bic nit ancern Babnen oeben6en
bort %eintrefen, aud werSen A Nlal menieer Ote gDdeen fa6ei oe-
wedfelt. 3te gabn siebt bur6 ben f&Enfen 9 bell ron Sbip.
Ote game @ntfernun9 BON BIER bio 9beaeO TT 800 Wletlen Ods
@epdd wtro bier 8eset6net (marteO) ub eebt nit ben 9afaeieren
an ben 8eftmmuneaprt.
Nad @reltline, Dapton, Cincinnati, Snbianaz
polls, louisville rno ct. Souls
perbeh ebenfars g%afaeiere ~befBrtert unb fur ttr @ep6G tetne
meitere umlarun9stpften. beredmet. Die 9al1aiere tErren nit
Dem 3 nbrt Dosr abenss 10 ubr-8 ua3 allen psRttdtn @laeen
eeben Utne utterrees ~autsetalten ~ werSen. = Dur0flbrts-Stt-
lette trereen pertauft III Der Office ees @aenten.
a..g- asl2.I rBHass SDbn 6. Balfer, 4,
SI4S $40. 25 8eas=Streetr nabe gDaterS gDbarf.
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Sp9nac lttO Branbtes.
Starb, OupuD unb &c., Nenet, gaStnlOn unS Ga m;n.s.,..
Nler. Set9nette unb anhere Brinbe I'M @tore mnb GmSfonEcrS.
Tre@t, SSHettt u, Co., 116 SOutbar6itr.
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s5encrsN crGdbernm9cn.

n
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.
Z I9jd dHu9ep. 73 Secpnbfr ic HIJ
TcncrFy Mdrtnes nn0 &c6cn8sS c (fdbcs q
no ugtrMngSFSompagnicn 3U 3tL ujY9
=, nStGerlte mp %fcItcIte G%Olnpa0Hic. 3
Ser1tderun88TGoinp Der Salep y. Bir9inien,
nit 100000 Capital. ~ o"
gbn9bur9s Ner It6erut0SzG cmp. y. 8troiltieu
oL.hfHJ@l 4NI nit 5000, 900 GapaaI O lI IPNTW
Nlbeinarle7S erliGeruu98z@ emp. ~. 8iroinier ;
y LztIfudebN 0pmit $500, 600 CAPITAL. l - - ID
y Sbarter SafsSerii1, zGpnp. pon ,6ortfnrb
nit $35o,oOO Capital. Ep'i7T' I'VE
SeclrttbsS erI therun08zS omp. bon 0}pn.0 O c,Y.
llI! iIgGk nit $270, 600 @opitof. .fi'f~ ~
PbDntre SerIid ln984Gpnlp. Dplt 0}enr- Morf y
-. .4fng.Lutf nit 100000 capital. oN"r
Jtelplltes Verlt6erltit88S Gcntp. y. gem. NV .
Lux nit $270, 600 Gaptat. HTT 0SNtf9i
WtpntattsS erliderrrn9 1870 Comp lp.l STEMS cyfa Boo
oo G y3m mil, $2o0,OOo capital. 51lr oN'r
felpT22SprlpzSerli9er =Gpr1p bon 92enz Nnrf
I sf,sG oo,,, NIT $500 GaeioI. ON"r
: Wtercaittile Mutno[ 9p1rin,s gII) 1Ei
q aIyi!+ y nit 81, 900, 600 gaptfor, ny u uLE aid
I Sereunt9te Staatell 2e6en8s Verdihe,,,,,, fg5
Egl NIT $3.50, 972 @aynL. ""o y.
I Nortberll A1ltrancezS Sony. bon Qpnbn,,
Y mt $2,l94, III Capital. "'( q
= Oe cpen pemertten &nrnpa9neen irbI ppn 6sr Ss,ist..U..a =.
StoateS Wtarplono %pltbcrGrt uuo Esenirt. V"'U'u res
Ge pmt Dem lnterSetuneten repr6Ientrten 6 oinNoorhn,
@Sn.lup pstIu94qrsS Saptal gum pouen, pben onsc,e Z gsn.
oTna9 perantportI9 tnr ole Sabhtn9 bon Q&uhlfhu' N"o'O'Ve"eH
erfet. fH9Y fqriqT'~ -" by ns y" 3 SsutLe gOnifi3
Sreb. Gffum, SurpeDor. lI4iD l' SiiVV""0lTg; ~ ie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04

B1S Die Gppper'i9e Sperns
truppe miro BON iibernpr9en BIG gum NOD
lten SamStas jeben Mbenb i'm Srpnttr. =gbea=
ter auftreten. Sic besinit bielen BON ptelen
%unlerer Oamen uno Serren Iebnlt6lt erwarte=
ten Gpflu8 itbermcrset nit s Irppatore.
HS Tbeater nnb &rdn56eu III
Der Ilten TurnbaQe, @de Don 6rpnt=
unb 2cmbarbltr. = u~ebermpr9en miro balelblt
gum 8enefi3 be8 Srn. @pnrab @emefe
bic BON ibnt ielbit sepidtete unp BON Brofef1pr
@riltian in @aibin9tpn eomprnirte Bpfie Die
beipen 8ailen" aufsefabrt. Nadber &rdnS=
det. Bel ben pielen Serbienl teu, bic fid
6reunD @ewefe UNI ba8 Tbeater III Der alten
Turnballe eriporben, 1T ni6t gu 5~peifellt. paB
bic SorlteIung redt gut beludt werben pirb.
Ng Sim Wfcnta9 Nbenp lit 9rpBe8 @pil=
CERT in Der Medanie8ba0e, 1852 Us. 6apttetr.
Go Gen3ert. - Seoen MDntag rno
Dpnneritas uGcn5ertmuiif" in Der Eurnbale,
800 WeltzPrattitr.
Ga @pn3ert. - Seben Wfpnta9 unp
|DpnnerItas vTrio@GDn5ert" in Der Nrbeiter>
Sa1e, 5 Glib 6rebertfltr.
&c Sahre8ball. = Der S8ceslaz
Stamm No. II. II. s. st. SO. pirb ibermpr=
gen leinen SabreSbau IN benz pra6tpplen Saale
Der Mew-9l1emblp =Goom8 abbalten. g8ir MAJ
den bic 8riiber beS SrDens, Iplpie oas Bubli<
fum iiberbaupt parauf aufmerflam.
MN Observation-Disclosures bdlt
bic Gplumbia=9oge SEQ. 13. g. s. Il. 8. ib=
rem Sabresbau in Der Nebenba0e, mprauf mir
bic 8rioer De8 Srben8, iOtpie baS Bublifum
aufmerflam MAIDEN,
Ca 2m O. Nd&fen MOntas GROCER
2un6 BET S. Spmmerfelo, @de bon 6rpntz n,
9pmbarpfraBe.
90 Ma8fenzNn5age.- ssh per
peiien unIere 2eler BET Der ~berannabenoen 6ait=
nadt3eit auf pa8 9a9er bon MaSfenz Nnsisen
DeS Srn, Maribael, SEQ. 3 2omfr. 0ur6
ben Gufauf peS 5ammerslcu9b'iden @tablifies
ment 1T er in ben Stauo 9elett, alien Nnforbe=
rnusen auf paS piinftlidite uno reelIte na65u=
fpmrten. (9tdbere8 +. 9lu5.)
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5alsHbe
Or. .. Same

Or. D. Sapne! Z" = Seph ioost
ea ssfstsfs PER-. Define a08ter DurSe Dor farsern ron etneu,
SSx.S psIaae 81 wstpss ftne erpBe A~sbnli6fett NIT Ser @rmu d-
sat Dtne erfvls. Cine gadt mad Der an6ern ueraira' a ISr' , nSfs
vino iSItate tstre 0fube Fnben enbliG berf6nffte ID mir = ~, " ~
REM UrltretntglneSnttte uns IS traGte cine ~pp[aSnh;sn !" SSsI
lung ss Sitanes. SD fatle mt4 peBbaIb, nG&a Der @U re : % Ss
rem rslttetneuuesrattte ttef perpRt9tet cir Ste a dssSrpsSSSa ~
Das Mlteratipe babe Id an MIR felbf erprebt unb oefsrs.n
90 BET mir cine ~pcladnSiee flrnpanUlane metner @Sns IN az
iredte, no que ancere utntel f~eblf4hlsen. Sd mar ne Elm srsn "s
ppn patentrneotsinen, bin ater ieBt ~fberseust, bd6 t@ S6r ~ 0s Hs.9
e~mpfetleH, - W. GUT dn
% N. 6. Mnnhnn.
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Waferiudt unb &reb8 furirt.

Or. O.. Same! - ~"' :" : SaH' 1891
g9ertber 5err; Itt erusem gcrenasen made ID ~ nm S.
ttstss sS!ss altertrentsn 8aIfa ms un8b G1efmnb.
Ssd srsad ssarse es sssS ts na%b gsuarssi6stgsr ,nS i ; aias' g SS1sfr
aslesea, naS eS Srf Ssr " beS,nt,s : : ~ S %t lang auf ben EOS frani
srfCls an Inn trprUbt bittsa. gsrfGieDene gane S Ss S S"g y r Gsas
" Nre5S waroeIi eoenfaas tn rueiner Nd66arftoft oshs;1 1tuV ~
Ss 9aiies nsldsr istr f&nen sanabnt. Sd mas i s. oi nssSI ~
prem Mlfrattse CyttidungSperdupernben Wlest,Ifn) mn = "a 1Ds9%as
gansit9 ge 6 yanfbartett geger tie uno Der gDunfhds fSr 1SSss
S9entlt4e asOtl babsn mid bepOsen an Sic ~ f6rsJiSs,p ra I os
tp etn Srenoer 3u Sbnen bin, un6 Sic ifub npebr ala ~ nss.DsVsm
t"e oe'pheH''VAH8 oteies TN Talf STE es paaften fUQteu.
Sn 8reunbfGaft sSbr ~
$50. AH Gbenta8 g. TnnnpI
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&Itbna, 8lutlpeien &c.

Or. D. aNne! 1850 49, ~" : Oepl' 1921.
n.etue 5raa mar felt bret Sabrea f&ner franz mil grruda,;a
nMo "a ia sts!iBa9 non Der gsirHautsit itres 8ruarstntauuas"st
etre S~raatbeiten Der sanae eet6rt bate, 70 tauftss N f' sMs M1,aM Z
s ssssn a r,s,s sins ). Sd fSsSsd Sslssnepstttspilea unO ID bn 70 f. a RaiaITs
tbr Snten pfrsin9, be 8efdfsrSeu ,mS S. %m
Seilun8 fulste. -s'~e 'ms p0aHaH0'se
4g ~ - q a Gm.
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Neue8 Yrn Ghmehen

CMuu;us aus etnert griefi6 es Gev. i@srny 81 sa.Yx...
StCfbVlnt, g1weben, ben TO- Mf6rs 1857 eVs' pa1rt
Sbre tnf4dbbare Mebi3in = bs Hruare,nionaoam...
me.Hem 2ale uno fnethtr Srlft grpBe Dtenfe aeleifet mn *
.ana .auM s.aen las opne eahelbf fem. Wfebrere tteiner ssre,nr SS
,Ds1%s ! y oassa saS s~erF&srisa MIR etenfals Der eatea SSsnTS
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er @afss mag hss8ue osse sgas. oaab ID Dor un8etSbr 9 Sa5ren bon ,in.r
sssa Ss ooa a ,slnsin ldmeasiten 9liten sepIaoet a ang 0sSSSS ~
Ss si ii, S.' ~sapiiss a ssi g i ssssao sIs.s s5n ,s, cine eeriIsi6 sS l1S' ~
Gag Dr: Sapnss BrtfrenigunesmHsI gu prcbiresn. s0's a ! man
S wu't ! ~ o Ss sl. s;n,S Slal9s plrSs I'D stuos better i. naf Ssbr "s.al
0eH . U'al@sn srfD'9te meme eSaiss @~eneiuna%, ~ Ss0faup
,&afM 4s8 Sfndc Grnakh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04
) Sleuer 6nts n10 Miitenz0aben

W1einen 6reunben. 8etanntsa unb Iberbaupt benz ae-
ebrisn pu6litnm pie erssbsas 49n8eiss, baB id aus BEN @ei4at Oes
gnp. 43 8~altimpreitr. 2. Ebiir BON 5reDeridfr.
aui msine eteene gs6uuna sfablrt babe. bite Saber, bas NH in
meiner frabersn Steuun9 oelGenffe @srtrauen aud ferner au iber.
tra9en unb 8ete t6 bic @erit1erun8, bab i'd BET gutter @aare bic
b~tQtglten preIe ltelen perbe.
I'm eiti9sn 3ufprut bittet er9ebenit
Sa26, 3nt) Gbas. 3iegIeE.
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MSidbti9 fir @e5euf6aftem.
SeftPR @appert bat bas fa5nsebaute
Trantlin Gnaine Sans,

221- Goiferu GD.. stp. 8pnbffr. u. 8rcatuob.
eetaaft srel9es TN i5ueiten unb brithn Gtpd suei prUse sac
anoere vSeretne etgnen unb biaig permietebet merben.
Dae 9plal fnhrt BON lest an ben Mamen;
st + v6rlnflin 5au - ffn
Md1ere Mustunf bet Spfepb MhpFert,l
NFso,Smt 2l5 Gaasrn MSemue.
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NtN~'VHttIf DtpIBaH Np.t ND.

iHreitt: os"o'0a"I veplyah So, Nd
gatlanl NIT benz srBbteu Grfofa in meiner seS mile omaemonSf. : !
DA gelIe 2 peeueH pett itab ehpa8 BON ibrsnt QrnFwinionnaSmit-
Nntau bon Group bebrcbt Iinb. S""
s33franSt8rs Seitsn pcQ 3eusnife fSnnen bon pereneu bon BE.
ma1rtent @barafter unb @abrbdt pcrgeIegt per6en, teuu es per-
I~an9t pirh. S-
2sEt Sabneas mebpnii9eu Glmana@ fir 1860.
Dtsfee mertbppAe grufretni9un9smittel mirb einaio onein
terttBt pom Or .. 5 9 pme & Son,
PbiIabepba
6. s. DuEprf. Ds'getl \ SLIDER %. 8. @rcun & gre
q. s. StabLsr y Co.,, SbOmfDn 4 1Iof, SO Diek.
Sn gDa3uston p 9, BET sarn & paIamr s
TJdm17Ntu.w)
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Webtsimtibe 2lusctee.
&abt tbr 0en 6mffen2

Damn 9ebrau4et Or. Sapnes grufreiut.
9un98mittel.
60 Qbt auetnbltfltAe Grletnteruna.
etbttr EN- trGht d Cber fPx w{nhsIA4 -
Gebrauht Sapne's Bruaretutauuosrnit tx DanH
1Delhes Die ~traaftafte 8Ilamnten,ieEuno hr o.e.Hs..
trettt 6te MuSmerfuna bes ShIeimeSI NsiRS., g S4. SI,ss0ess ssLs
Nerura&t, uMb 70 bur& etnt aelinbe leiHte Rsin,crrn ~. S@ss.URls
rtGtett betrt Mtbnneh %regntmrtt. ~""'
Sabt ibr ben &eudbuffen
eebraudet Sapne's Brufretniaer. 1as beTts 6,;hm,.t., !.
QBelt ba e. bteie lan8ptertae 8ranfteit UNI Ste 6Sifte ohsSr,t
bag 5uftn erlft3tert aaD ben pattenten elaflt5 Iur6biiif'
3abt ttt BITE 5aIstrGuue (Croup) pBer q 81.
rpbreH; tjanbung eebrauhet oft unb ttel Sasnes grua.
MRtnutsR. limb enblth; I" ~'"S'"
Wenn tn. 9aftrEtren-9 Gwfn6fnG Mus,eb
rnn9, 1rDnt1@ee Settenfehen, 8Iutitefenp bs
anGtre DrMflttben habit = 70 sebraudet Sasnes Hruf,
Teiat9angsnttttel. Gst tt bas Bette 5elmittel fir ICIde Rranitei-
pdSpu eetett tparben, beweiffn. V
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Son @. @. @tntera .m 8

MhleOsebtle, ST., ben S. WQSr, 1853
Or. .. Satne & SrnI ~"'d 1000
Mtetne 6erren. = Wtt arrEem Neronaoen sr,ss.6f. !.
len Tranttelten Der auftrStre ttr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W G SfSSa
i9ten staG eera9e Ualiant bet farlent Iusrurf unb Qeberle6en- 81
nneewanbt babe. ~ ~ - ~tIo'ae
80. u, wtaters
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" m. 9. @psbrum m.
8rnltbrdune unb BlutIpeien.

Or. .. Sdpne! r. :" Ssh1oot.
q so psssnes ZAP tA pdhren6 Der Grnte I'm lebten Suli Oon RAJ
SuLlreprenent5uneun8 beflilen irurbe tnb elite ,ismidHs~ Sa - s
Sn glut auewarf! aud bate i'd etnen bSien SufsnNv * ~ mnka
S 3 sae YIalpe peg ttnoernoen 9aliams Mno 6ann 8 ssfo1hem S -
acknowledgements tub 6iefes itsate mid ednaIEb 4 wssSSrs yes 81
es Samee g. Ban 6prn.
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SalSbrdune (CroupA

~ Y IN tur6sIl bate cues nsusr Riu6sr einerf bef Hyrs,V o.sssxrx.,
t aStda g asss SSss'i ,pspst '0s ~ ~ lsassSsifsI9aft ts58rnss isShsas SIffs
SEnltm!ttel an6 mad 8erlanf bon " SUNNI ,"o ~ s.g. on 'g S:ah
mar bal6 borauf weba wpbf. '"N' : : s's0s gang te~t uho
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Sic beitei1 Goblet

unS spaes' @eft9t sa $5.25 per Spnne aus Der garb bpn
- 3anGe Mnb Gpmp.
tSnnsn in Der Office bes GDedtr tefeat werbsn. Dill,Snt
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

Or. 3. Sal ne! WV 1909.
NDtrtbtr PER-: 81 eereidt MFR ,a erO6en @eronso,n r,.,.
5sasnn.e 81 ganfea tprer uniSdsbarea Dtebtjin, BEN sieisa a rnSs"
ar SSs H,ss sEs 8 SaSrsa bate i4 eiaen f3wsren anfan son
TI@ssa srgfSr = WaF Ts. pom pen g~ei1tftsftsn Mer8ten fir ihptn6.
sanss aaa is t asaas t$. - SD babe OaHelbe In srOssn DSitn a' ~.
Ss !. 81 ump Ipe MhmetIanessn NOD abertrpfen. Seit iener 6Reit
Itn6ern6ea uab gtmbtretbenbsn Raliara NV ub T Ssts sP ,nIs
penn DeEen Gsrtclee. QDdbrenb Der lanstGtriaen ,Rramfbett r .t'
Tsl%s Grletdsteruag serl4afften umO menn fe aud uibt b elffss ~
ee SraaI9ett IN EN- stadium eetreten mar, no fefr bs ieht Ns-
tanrtts wttttel rneer bfIfen tcnnte) 70 linbern tie ppd lire edsne e
sen. gOenn oas ofene 8eaeai6 etneS Wiannes, be5tn1 gami GVm mssr
ac lont eGrstnltG Der 6aa TT vva 3ranftett ader @rf AZ y feisss
bate, fur Ste np cite Sahe Der W2enlhbeit einiost On.r.{ = as'VSH
tto tie ttutpnamen gu benz nteintaeu. w.t.
MbtunaSrpl Sbr
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eftoeniilder eatarrR u. 6luBfieber (Snfuenso)
as 10 M pIOsb bon stsSarn, pa, f&rsiSt. oN2
g6 tr scsS.n alas. .,.e..u 6sa6, Snuunr 1855.
YET rs!l&sT Sraatpeit ID tn ibrena SraaFflaieeF eia ' TnSM SSaiSrra;
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8n ~perrentem
OxStdbtia fir lteber1e6mer BON NGllen
B 1fnn N.nfrrtfct1

Der grpBe Sadf tr WebanicS 9au, SEQ. 1872 SO. FauetttErose
nebit Serren- unb0 an1en8arcerobe lit nun auf baS elesanteIte avs.
seitattet une sns1 oeecrtrt iiue bietet bic WerwaItumg ben ileberneb
nern BON Bausn lnb @cncersn ~benielben inter ben ginftiaiissn
geein8ungct anE Ds26. ami
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9abt ihr ben @en4buiten

Slututs Der Qun9e.
Mmieuf0e. 81. Rem I csau...o4aso

Or. .. SaSne! "As"" 1000
gDtrtbsr Ssrr SIM Sabre 1850 mar i6 febr letSeuc. mas IL
Ms"em e@MalgaIttn TN Surbersebfu6e Sabre saftrieb. Sd err
srsaS teres grufreiatsuaasmttts wisOe, sdnslf Il ae SETH ~ ms
PARE ieltper fetien wetteren MHfal gebubt.-S6 BABE fsrnsr RE- .
leIpe wteotstn rteprfrtn, Rtnrern fir ben aeu6buaen einneaebsn
ano INNER %otfanoen, bas fe benz Rranlen erVss erlsiStssrw !
seriHattts unp ttn sulest setetlt bat. ''''p't'""s
abss. s.. @SIltns.
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90 0rpfer SabressBaa s@gA.
GISk Oes SSreDlaeS tammes Geo. II. W.
Il. g. q. SO.
9ehalten am Wfpnta9 ben 6. Sebruar 1860
in benz prabtpolen Saale bes
Mefns 81 81 II MnnnfR

WNNNV-~V
Obi9er Stannl na6t ben Nenele6errt, 5ppie ben Orbens. Sri,
bern unb benz Yubltfum Die er9ebenite Insei9e, baB er an pbiaem
Datum einen 9ldnoeusen BaQ abbalten pirb, tppsu mir ALE GSn.
ner uno SanSluIt9en eiulaoen.
ger bic friberen Bale nn1eres Stamnes be1ahte pir6 aeptS in
ieoer 9infttt ~3ufrieeen 9eiteat porccn len. gs wir6 oesbalb feline
9tlbe nod Rotten 9eibeut bden Ban gu einem Der slam3enoIten
oider Saiipn gu MAIDEN.
Capt. S6mtbt's bodies @uftt- Corps lit biersu ensaort unb sirb
aaes oufbten Die tan5uiti9an SIBe tets in Bepeouna an bolten.
Die S6snf- lnO Sf6- aufpartuns 81 lit benz erprobtsn Ii~ebensInii.
gen 28irtb Spbann &6bler anpertraut iporoen, Der NIT heutldem
aSetn nn6 9erlteniaft (Surtsp nn6 @dniebraten) ALE oer3en er.
quiden tpir6.
Gifets fur einen Serren unp Damen $10O fh1b Bel uuterpi6ne-
tenn COMMITTEE une NbenbS an Der &afe gu BADEN.
y. ST. S. 9au, .. @b. S. y. Oblen,
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The Nevada journal., 1860-07-20

DarGGED TO DEATH.-It is stated that DR..
0. W Holmes lately delivered an address
before the Massachusetts, VI, deal Society, in
which he declared, in plain language, that
mankind had been drugged to death that
whatever would injure a well man would
injure a sick one and that the world would
be better off If the contents of every apoth-
ecary shop were emptied into the sea though
the consequence 10 the fishes would be la
mentabc. These city. after long discus
ion. decided by small majority to publish
the address but with notification attached
that the society was not responsible for the
sentiments it contained.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-20
Special Notices.

The Medical and Surgical Institute
OF DR. l. J. CZAPKAY is already secured in . DC
sition which places it, well as its proprietor, ia
above the assaults of envy and professional malirr
In the schools of France the hi ghes prizes are oe
awarded to practitioners in this department. Of Med
ical science, and they occupy with others An equall
lofty position in the profession. Ricord is illustr
Gus example, shining light among the phosophi.
al stars ofhis age in Europe, and DR.. C1apkay ha
fully cquaed him in this country, as a proofo
which, the Philadelphia College. of Medicine compli
mented him with Diploma and the honorary Al
EuSbEM degree. Selecting this a. his field Of oper.
ton, although qualified a graduate of the I'm
University of Pesth and late Chief Surgeon of th
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extende.
labors, Dr. l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earnes: At
tention to the cure of chronic and private dseaes
IN which he has become so great an expert that h.
IS now regarded as the LEADER in this branch of hi
Profession throu ghout the United States and hi.
Trait and biography are published as matter ofir
tirest in the most exclusive Journals The Doctor,
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute on
Sacramento street, corner of Ii idesdorff nearly op
posite the buildings of the Pacific Mail Stcamshi,
Company
We ask particular attention ofouI readers 4,
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in anoth
er column OF this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-20

LITERARY NbTIce-One Of the most interest
ing and useful publications which comes to our
sanetum is tEs Scicatijic dme,iean, a weekly pub
lication, devoted to popular science, new inven
tions, and tie whole range of mechanic and man.
ufacturing arts. The Scientific American has
been published for fifteen years. by the well- known
Patent Solicitors, Messrs. Mum 4 Co., 81 Park
Row, New York; and has yearly increased in
interest and circulation, until it has attained we
understand, nearly $4,000 subscribers. which is
the bsst of evidence that the publication is an
preciated by the reading public.
To those Of our readers who may not be familiar
with the character of the paper we will state some
OF the subjects of which ii treats 1t. illustrated
descriptions of all the most important improse.
ments in steam and agricultural machinery, will
commend it to the Engineer and Farmer, while
the new household inventions and shop tools
which are illustrated by engravings and described
in its columns, with the practical receipts con-
tanned IN every number. renders tho work desira-
BILE to housekeepers. and almost Indispensable to
every mechanic or smith who has shop for man.
ufacturine new work, or repairing old.
The Scientific American is universally regard
ed as the inventors advocate and monitor; the
repository Of American Inventions and the great
authority on law. and all business connected with
Patents. The Official List Of Claims ms issued
weekly from the Patent Office, in Washington,
are published regularly in its columns. All the
most important Patents issued BY the United
States Patent Office are illustrated and described
on its pages. thus forming an unrivalled history
of American inventions.
1t is not only the best. but the largest and
cheapest paper devoted to Science, Mechanics,
Manufacturers. and the Useful Arts published in
the world. Hon. Judge Mason. formerly Com
missioner of Patents. is not only engaged with
the publishers in their immense Patent Agency
department but as writer on Patent Laws and
Practice his ability is fofcibiy portrayed in the
columns of this paper.
The Scientific American is published once a
week, (every Saturday, each number containing
16 pages of Letterpress, and from 10 to IL origi-
nal Engravings of New Inventions, consisting
of the most improved tools. engines. Mills, acri-
cultural machines and household utensils max
ing 81 numbers in year. comprising SO. pages.
and over 500 original engravings. printed on
heavy, fine paper. in form expressly for bind
ing. and all for 50 per hanum.
new volume commenced on the 1st Of July,
and we hope large number of our townsmen
will avail themselves of the present opportunity
to subscribe. BY remittinr So bv mail to tho
publishers Mum Go. 81 Park Row New York.
they will send YOU their paper one year, at the
end of which time You will have volume which
you would not part with for treble its cost Tho
publishers express their willingness to mail a
single copy of the paper to such as may wish to
see II without charge.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-20

REPUBLIcAS CLUB-0ne hunl red Republ;
met at the Theater, Monday night last,
to take the incipicnt step for the formation Of 4
Republican Club james ChurchmGn Esq. was
made President, J. H. Wentworth, A. A. Sar-
gent aud Henry Shively, Vice Presidents. and
F. II. Gaylord and Jos. Williamson, Secretaries
Churchman, L. S. Kellogg and others. The
officers above named were appointed commit
tee to draft regulations and resolutions express
i've of the sense of the club. 1t is arranged
that the meeting assemble on Monday evening
next at the Theatre when books will be opened
for the enrolment of members. The meeting
was a spirited one and adjourned with three
rousing chccrs for Lircoln and Hamln.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-20

PRESTrcE's OPISIoN.-ffLihtoln and Doug
las were the only candidates in the pending
contest, we should no doubt decide to take
no part between them, and yet We believe
that Lincoln is much more honest and
straightforward politician and man than
Douglas. that he would &C: as President
with sincerer regard for the purity of the
Government and the welfare of the nation.
Louisville Journal
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-20

g- Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething. by softening the gums re-
ducing all infamation-wll allsy all pain, and
it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon
relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column,