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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-09
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
HrITI. pRRSRVR INFALLIRLY

w the grotsfh ana color Of the hair n two
1Se be s1v covsr ne bsld with natures n ornament
the hair make it sof and beautiimi than any ul'
age. Statesmen, judges Attorneys, peors CergYmen,
Professional men and Gentlemn and ladics o. an riass
much in its favor Read the following and Judge; .
HIcHoRY GROVE. St. Charles Co.. Mo- Nov 10, 1851
PROF. o. WooD-DsaT sir: some time Ian summer
wewere induced to use somo Of your alf ai
rs rs esis W Ee5s SOW, SO We leei L 0i uD anu
Our little sons head for some time had bsen Derfoely
covered with SORES, and some called It scsd b. ad Tbs
hair almost entirely came oa IN consequence when inoLd
Vc m SO yith little hope Of success but 70 surprise
and that OF all feues, very fey applications req@yed
the disease entirely, and aud luxurent crop 81 har
soon staTtaJ out and now say that our boy has
child We can, the efre and do hereby recommend yg
Restorative nerect remedy for al diseases "t tEo
'''ip anu A--'' " eEo. ". 'HiGGiNRoTHAM,
SARAH A InGGINBOTHAAI-
PRoF Woop-Dear Sir. Ny hair had for several years
Desn eGGcIg 1sg5IsTsJ m he t apBraIo on 81 o neces-
RESTORATIVE about two months ago S3s N al eo9Ss4A
turned ~ iit natural color an assumed soit 'es1
-rssflS 70 be preferred 70 those produced y ia9
It ha. sable article for every ladi"s toilet
and luslrg "@Storaiye OF IgI ';ie simple
1 regard Il as an n tBdi,p.. " doubt Of ia
whether 70 be used IS a Hair -
purpose Of dressing or beautifyingtu.
5i lll, slOn 20 fe,sI i 70 me 9ll who entertain
performing all that is claimed for t.
Cincinnati O. Feb. 10 ls57 MRS Z S,5 Sn,5MloHDs 9l
PRoF Woop-Dear Sir; BY the advice 81 = friend AZ
70 ty T. had the fever time last Nav and
eleIY h4lf IN ny held came cut. Now my hair has
come IN great deal thick than eyert was Nthn INT
lny enJ Wiathy thatl Il 4 70 Communicate 10 1iheTs
no are ahicted as have beol. would induce me 10 giys
.hs public aek nowledgCmeu Of the benefit nave ee5
from Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
HOunrespectfully,
,,, a. r. JACOBS
HE Restorative is put up in bottles Of three 5- N
- g, medium aud SMALL the small holds q Dini an,
eiai ur one eliar per bottle the medium holds n ses
wenty ner cent more In proportion than he SNAIL ri N,
or two dollars per bottles s large holds quaTt 40 ef
enL more IN proportion and reais for three dolas 90
" }. WOOD Co, Propristags No ~ Broadway
FORK, AMI No ll4 Market street ST Louis No
And sold bT all DRUGGISTS aud PancY (ioSig Dealer
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BUSINESS NOTICES

8-see advertisement of Dr.. sanfOrd'a Liver
IVigorator
II For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 60 to B g. DietE III SuDerior.st.
~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Casters Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &C.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foee, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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PowFRIFss FoR E7If-PolyET ron Goo

POwERLEss FOR EvIi~-POlSNT FOR Soob---
ksn pain or i1iammaton Is present. and Brndreihs
Pills used shey se'a up0a the humofs NAsh
the Of the pain and inflammation and remove
them um The body This qualify Of alone Sng hoia,
and causing the expulsion Of depia sed humors p sesed
BY ether medicine For Bsndrdths Pills oporse eeY
upon those impurities which sunoum and Affect the ~
and Affected BY disease. BY natural affinity,
tey seiEo these humoTs beoauso toir life Is below that
Of the surrsanding parts and eTpel them 0m the body
Young people but middle aged and old people can,
measure, appreciate that medicine which, being used
sickness acts only upon tho OF disease ami which
has power except those knmors whose presence
produces every pain and whose removal overy
disease Whatever organ aeotel, there these NondsT-
f1 pills peaetTate, and remove impurities from; thus
venting settling Of ho aumors; because they removed
from the body In rheumatism, levers, pousos, pains In
tAs side dyspsIo, head aches, ootvspos Asthma colds
sooughs Threats, piles uleo, bois they give mmo
.ate relief and taken early prevent organic disesse
aladies pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
40 tsr influence iliioas Of human lives have hson
saved ~ their timely Oh how mpurtnnt1n sickness
danss t6at sdioiue which eEnenishes disease
ana 4ensas go evil alact behind
Sold Canal ST.. Braudroth's Building; and by
s. Gardiner No Z Superior street. Cleveland; and by
J. B. Wheedea. Hudson, and all respectable dealers m
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NRW AND BEAUTIFUL
J NILES! /!
FOR 1850.
FOR 1850.
Captain Muyns Rsid's Books for ChlldIsn.

Our stock of Juvenile Books large and we'll selected
as we give afeuar attention to thai branch Of the bus
mesa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union TelpgrHph,
)PFlcE, WARINd's block, cOREER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR
HaIr ifom falling oG or turning geY, get and use the
EEceisior, found only at
docA p PUBLIC SQUARE
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PROM BALTIaIORR.

ballot wss had to-day with the following result
Whole number Of voter, 2ii necessary 20 choice l06
Sherman, los; Hamilton, 50; Gmsr, Il; scattering
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per; 5 GarbOf, 0ttersburf Q @runer, Obers
al @uni9unoe 6a9ern n, SAINT, 6ur6betm ;
$ 56aaf, griren ; 50 5einemanu, Nbopen ;
Naunarm II. Sam, @irldfelD; Mariu 91us
l6er, Geuelin9 ) 81nl tett n. SAM. Wtiitere
bprit S Gibe II. 6amy Mu9oebur9 6einr
S Subn n. Sam, 9reftenrnabl; War9aretbe
Siibner, Steinbad S Sdmiot, 9 0ie9anD,
Bar9pprf @br @iirtia Moria 9iippel, 8etts
seSoOrf 8arbara 5prlt, 8lantenOorf Qiobu
9uluaun, Nobba6 @eD u1O Nuua Sobmann,
Nprpbeim /; ) Gperlin9, 8er9e, q Stamp uno
$ 5taf, Womber9 Charlotte Se11per, 2iebe-
nau; 9 giien, WaisrlOs; Sc 8Ol1 Sber=
finn; Anna Dirr, @allenltein Drrotbeu
8raun, 6einerpee; Wortin &leier II. 6unl.,
Darmltaot @arl 61unb II. SAINT, S6ersSt.
8eitb U Bed, 2an9enber9bein 2eOnpre nno
@brilttane 6uds, Trunfenber9; SO 0te9e,
SaienoOrf; 6 Seppner, 8rOmber9 Morio
8abmer, @noe Spbanna Mattbia8 II. SAINT,
@arobaui EN- q Sleeper, alOppanburs 8era>
barbine llrf, 8eltrpp Wuria 6ubrwerf, se>
pelfen; g Sielners, Nnna Sicrner8, 9eter8s
felO 4u9ult @rpBba@, Steinfi4ba4 Wtaria
Dpri4t, Sof.
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&~aHagier-9 Site
oe8 Bremer S9tfe8 pSObunne8", @apt. .,
BON Sriben.

80 DuaRant, GSln; q 4ppel, 3ele; SIR
S4udarO, Wtartba 8aunl, Marburs; Selene
Sppenbeimer, AmOneburs @lie Yf unnltiel,
2tn9er8bad.
3wi5denned.
. Giane II. Sum, Nittel. S 8aierlein n.
6ant., 9arSoorf; $ @ino6au8 n. Sam,
BenterSbauleu I; Anna uuo Maria @Da 5tod,
Srt; s Sos II. 6um., @roBeubauIe n g Sae-
gel, Wftttelsrlnoau s SOl9er, AOam 8aurs
l4miOt, 9teinc4 s Stremel, s Webel, Bie-
Oenfcpf S Stnte II. Sum-, Sal3werl Seiur
Meblmann, SEQ 9cbe, 4appel 8 Weeier, $
9pltOcSt alrppenburs; $ unO Wfarie Riee
mann, 9erberSen T; s GieB, Bremen Seinrid
S4neioer, Wtarburs; $ 5duiot, 8riren ;
y Sauer, 8irlten9eiln /; S Qmfel, BebiAen ;
Garl 8einreid II. SAM, Sttett W Wuier,
5einu @liIubet9 8rOnau, @rnltbouien @rnlt
9ppermon1, . 8cr8ers, @Qrl Gunee, 9auno.
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Dr. &nfelamb's beriibmte8
bei!t lrMnnlih ilf

pPit bFNHclIu ut r e
ttbetbtftwsreen, Otspepfl unb 8elbfuht, trUnt
lde OOer uerp6is ShpGhen, Observation-Disclosures
uno als Irdnf9citen. melhe BON perbprbenem Mas
gen ober Der Seller entlteben.
s2:* .as %raOpfans tunstl De psmOriDtn, anbraae Nts
sr,nns, W 're,',,rantstt SM,,,rs Am gpsstn SImSM, mi.
eSfrs @tfubI I'm Wlasn aas uutsrlttb 6&werer Nttsm
9srifISpfsn 5&p St Der NGeen, 8itten IN, benz @eF6t
geresn Der 6aat arb austn, estsHf.bsn, SAm'risn tn
Rafra nb ben @fttSsrn, 5tst tM32sUpf xnp Bremen TN
6tetfb, S1ugtasstt unh Rtxrstfhilstnbst
d, gt5satbimtr ~sapleblen Ottfs Ylsbtsin btt @nfn ,rffam.
EFT bes utGtt ms. fea lteri aat pUn btsa qDtrtR nnb bar
AR9tmsHenteit otrfel IN fir alt 9etAen; wOfar He S~uraebtnA
~slnpfOtt.n mirt. @s tn btss ittu. nsues une nn8eprafteS
pftttel, ~fenefsn stnes, ht felt 10 Sabren BITE VfuEans psr esa
1nerttdnif6en UOlh ~befaubtn bat unh btHtn Wuf unh @ess
'duf bs test nud rn ietnsm Nuberu trra4t rnrtt. DG
%'tagntHs lDsiGt BE ltrAtt nnb ausseiet&nets Nerit un6 Yrte
Ietsn ins ~unaebsuert uni ii saeaaut Dur&tf ing bts aEi6tr.
ID BON BEN staeuttimer p~ubllstrtcu Nlmana&e, wtl&eu ber.
fsibs nnt atsslbh6 hnr4 tts 1Stnttu %p.rtbsiItn ldst mus aa9
Oen unallubtgfen dberSeusru, bas httftS Bttters mtrui6 ht
'sraRmtbrtt %strttxt, ueI2t a. srIanst bat. Il.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0olidmifher GproioI

fdt i&usae 2ttluns pom 6uH,n. Grfdliuus, Sxfusu,tn. Nrdu.
ne, 8aubtn pals anb 9sttr6trsntatlinoune, AnaltbruMe unt
Denn MOO moeln, Dr., .tsrune fur N1t an kteItt &rGnIbet
etteente c. ftlbf tn ben ttSttn Stdhten.
Dteft berabmts Preparation ia elti& BEN 8ittesn suptrI6i.
aG. - &S Ia fur ttnt 1idft BON RranItt ten beRtnmt, bG
aHsemttnst nnb asfdbrlt&er ais dat dntsre bsntn BITE BemsA.
Ger btetes ea66ss untsrwprftu Fb Rrdngbttttn hte ron Il.
ser tletnsn Eridituna %bertltren. Or. Btn, htefe tyfe &rit.
te autbertta' facts SO wia nt&i t~tbaupfen, taf Raft
fur us IN, TdI st Den nnS bAs sslSt gtsbsI fur bic Bench.
IL uHs Rrdntbtt. en- son sr5etrer gtf6brltMfett nnb uasbI
Sterbtfdas ~tnfubrsn.
@tns wstters Nrset br tntftsIt&en 0sfdNrItGEeit Der Ssu
itnsi tletnsn Grfdltuns tntfttenbtn Rrdutbeitsn, assat F& bh
ttnem Slid ubtr mad ttbtnst aus sen wert&ten bet SbtlahtI.
anita 4eiunbctltsdmteS e%ntnSmment Gaksne Errsbem @bt.
iaSepbta anerfdunf cine bar aslunbeHeu . tdbts Des uuIs3 ia
istgt tie & dbe1et
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Dteit !3abttn sttetn haB bttHatt bt 4. EbttI Als 6terbt
faat In tleftm eanDs eur2 N~aststrune Serurtd@t wtfbeu, ab.
asfsbtn yrn bta tdblretten anbern esthsn, bic tn etnH
tsthrvn 1.:1.."na bsrbstdsfGtrt utrhsn
SdUnt euere @efInbbett unb menn tbr an etner GriGItinS hts
Bruf COer Qunee lsOst, tauFet ttne Glafde BON 6uftlaMb'b
balfamtf&em Gcrcial un6 tbr t6nRet nuf fGere Geneiung re&nen.
TnufenOe baben bteies eetSaa uac Ot6en ~runbertare GDtrtune
beJeuet.
9ulen tCHnnt aber ntan&naaI non S%trbOrbentnW asen. tn ud.
dem TdDe bGs uDeutlhe UttterS" getrluGt perten frate. SIN
1duen pom etnent anbduernben Sufea terratrenbtr 6&wd&e unb
MbfmHnune bes sanSen Ssferms wtrp man Das Bitters Sn srUeem
Nuben Hnben.
DaHelbe mtrb etntts BET Or. 6. M. Sadfsn, 4Ss MrHfr.
YtiaOelpbn. perferttGt uno betalen. 0vuestfen nbselsrstaItern
bwrA bic Der. Gtaaten perbaMft,ss
PEtA - GeRt1 BE &al8e. Ma10.N
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M~arftpreife.
{ RleinSerfauf }
M~arftpreiic.

Baltimore, ben %. SUM- 1850.
MIcpbpl, per @a1One 40-4I @tS. fur So PCT.
Butter, bette @oben % Cts. % ID, 0labeS Is
la, Nplbutter 14-l7 @tS.
Gra9te, [lIblide] Manbeln pei6l9. IA Cts
bartl6. 64-S @tS., &Olinen $225-$25O %
8ur, Datteln 4 GtS., 6etsen Spa Cts,
% ID, 8Urtntbem 6 Gts., GitrOnen $500,
Sran9en $500.
S epernl orb. 5000, feline As els % tb
@etretbe, Wetsen ROTH. mitteIraabis l2u- 1872.
weiBer gutter l38-l4St ertra fetner 160-l65.
5afer, Girs. u. Margl. 3s-4L pennl. 43GtS.
Rprn, peiBeS 65-68, gelbe5 1916 Cts.
Noaaen, WarYlanb 70 Cts, Yennl. IS GtS.
g { witrs Ytempnt y Cts. % tb Melfen 10
lo4 Cts, Dltn. Sn9wer 54-53, MuSfatnuB
64-65, Yfefer lOf-1O3, MuStatblItbe ~
s. uano, peruYiantl6er 224o "a $e1-e2
@DpS, S9 Some in Rlurnpen So. 75-3.
0Dpfen, % tbl6 Cts.
5Gute, % ID 253 &tS., lOIe SOIL oetrUfnete
aaffee, aiO la3@ls4, prima l4@14h Ga.
auasra l4@l44, 5aoa 153@163.
90 81, 9pmaroltreet. upper 1902
ertra to fanc9 6.o0@6.25
y famtlp 6 .50(@7. 90
y ObiO 8 aentudg fuper 5.5o@5.62
n ertra 6.oO@6. %
y famtls 6.50@7. 90
Git9 WtQS gut bis fem 6.50@6. 90
~ y ertrd 6.25
y @el1h familp 8.25
&elerpOtr, YatapScC, Mlblanbt
& @rcellpr family 500
~ Ne1erpcir ertr1 $50
VI 8 8 c nm , L. 4.25@4.37
Rprnmeb l. 3.Sl@3.50
SO btsteA Git9 unb 4anb p GaIpne 81 Gents
9biU2 l3.
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"a Spa3terSd1ger MAIDEN mir oaraut aufi
m~erflau1, CAP Der 10 beliebte unn bequem etn=
gertdtete Walbington @arte1 audi mOrgen,
Sonnta9 8eOffnet lein mlrD, un0 Serr SttO
8enner, Der liberale Wirtb oeS 8ersnii9unsSs
PLACES letle @dlts nit alien ni4tlpiritucle len
@etrdnfcn beoienen wtro.
Ug 2u~ftba1lpn. l%lebermprsen mirb
9err Brof, 9ulep bon 8bilaoelpbia III leinem
pradtoolen 9uftbaIpn (%Derlelbe 1T IS SUP
bod nno bat SO SUP i'm umfan9) aus J1uuz
r~aaann'5 8elepues@ urten feline 81. 2uftreile
a~ntreten. Nbeno8 lit in benz IdDn selesenen
@urten j apaneiii6e 8eleu 81.
Ndbere8 !. Annpnce.
Ng Concert. Son i6erntpr9en all 1T
ieoen Wontas Ibeno @Dncert in Der Miedlas
MICS Salle, Scr. 152 Us. 6apetteftr., au8gez
fIbrt Don Dem beliebten 6elDmann'i deu Wuz
if @orp8.
Ga Serr Sobn Daiter miro am Mcntag
letne auf'S 8~ei4madpollte ber9eri4tete Birt9z
i9aft, 99ro. "a %. 9ibertbtr., etnp ,tben unp
3wur nit einem ldutafbaften 2und, mc5u elm
9la8 bon nem au89e5et4neten See9er1den
@erlfenlaft perabrei9t miro.
ga 5err s, Sung miro nd4fen Wrutu9
Gde bon WuaiSarz uno @oenltr. cine nele
|Wirtbl9aft nit einem oor5ii9lt4en 2und er=
%Effnen. Teinl9meder uno Treulpe oe8 eOlen
@erlteniafte5 MAIDEN mir barauf aufmerfl an.
NE ~ueterruur9en Gteno finpet in Serrn
S4ierbOlo'8 @artenmirtbl6aft 5armpnies
WRultt fat. Se6en Wonta9 WOr9ei pirb
ebenoaielblt Elm famoier 9nn4 aufSetii4t, Sea-
bere8 in ben betr. Nnnpncen,
10 @eo. 6rieoel niro ibermorgeu einen
%fomOlen 2nn4 auftiiden, pieleS oiene ben Sent
ldmefern CUR 0ta9ridt.
Gp Der idOne NOrbbeutlde 2lO9osDam=
pier vNenzNOr miro am z. 9ult BON ytew>
DOrt uad Bremen ab9eben. IuSfunft we9en
palla9e miro III Der Office be8 Weder ertbeilt.
@ SollOpaDS Sa1be+
Bel @~ranomae. @unben uno ipnfiaen @ertesuu9en. UeI1e
ourh @rplotpnen Il. /. no, peruriaHt meroeu. wtro Die &npen.
Dung eieier Sqlbe tets ben e%ntesltten Sdmer5 ltnbern no Die
Bunee betlen. Seine Jamilie lpate %oeridumeu, eS gum rsbtglt-
gen 9ebr1ud i'm 8rrrotb gu baben uo eS icute elm ebenio iteti9er
8e9leiter ees 8er8manns p6tr Wtui9tniiten ieiu, We feline 6eIe
ooer ietne Nrt.
gu baden in Der Sabrtf $50. 80 0taton Sane NeW- gOrt anb Bel
alien Dru99ilten gu % @ts., GO Cts. nno 81 bic S6abtel. (a
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@mahne'8 Mi[pfirihen hetLten be fSran be8
GarfapariIas uno xheersNtuen.

turiren 9arIeibi9tet, SO6brennen, ROpfpeb. wehbes bon einem
p~erbOrbenen Wa9en ~bertommt, uebetet, llnreinIittett, @cbmsr.
gen unb trautbafe l~lutbatisteit Der @insepeioe. 8l6punoeN, ENp-
pathological, @tlbiu9tN. @S i9eint,l feline piuen 9e6en cine 70
euSemene 3uriecenbett. Gin ler gutter plon narbe Is lehn, meuu
man oiele Ni1en einnabme, w&breno man Die g8ilbtirI9en sebrau9t.
Die Dbt8eu Weouinen pereen uMr 3uberetet bon N
Or, Gu apne unb Q 0 bn,
RQ, 8 @Svb SieReHte Str., pbsrb0lP Nr WtarttRr,. pbI0pstpbia,
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.. 8nrt'S SgSeinbol[c.

S1uIfIt. Wp. "a HaDe VeCHIul1IrQBe.
Mecinen 5reunben unb gefannten, Ipmie einent oeebrten Nabli.
tum 5ei9e it hermit an, 6o5 id meme 0aue nod tmaer am alien
8llsse halte uno mem 9~0~g5Sa9er %be6euteno ~cer9rOBert babe.
Da1ielbe umfoBt ale e N6oiel-, &6eln=, lln9ar- unb irans5-
Hi9e @eine bon De, zen bis gu ben t5dIten preten, wUraui
i'd BET zen iestgen agen SCnnta9S9eIeben nod gang beIOn6ers
oerpetie, ca es am @nOe am heiten it, wenn it Sober elm 3rDpf-
ten eclen Rebeniaft ms 9au8 i9oft. = SD oertauie meme g8ehte
beim GSlas, 6laihe uno @aacne uno ltefere oteIelben bel Nbna9ms
bon SnSenb Slaihet cber be. Der @aOOne tOitenhet in's SauS,
Ne Meine Nret81it Ii.
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@ OpnpmaN8 9albe
Seemer &ut= nnD Meisenz9aoen.

S1euer @ut= nnb Wdtenz2aoen.
Wsenen 6rsunbet, 8etannten unb ~iberbaupt BEN aeebr,
ten Yablitum Die ersebene Auselse. SaB i9 aus Gem @si9dt
SADces perm Sacob 8abl auS8etreten hin uno elm 9ut-
unO Wtisensei&dft
9to. "a 81ltimpreRr., 2. Tbiir bon Sreberifltr IT..
auf meine eiseue 8ebnuu9 etObtirt babe, bite ba6er. ba8 mir in
mener friberen Stelun8 9eit :ntte Gertraueu aud ferner su i6er.
tra9en uno 9cbe i'd Die geril5srnn9, bs i'd bel gutter @0are bic
bilteiten pretie Ieuen werbe.
lin 9atSen 3uipruG bttst e~rsebeuit
ap2s. smt GbaS. 3iea1er.
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SDetn! gOeim!

&HA SxSetm! SSetn!
SNzEA Der lluterSeifnete er[aubt i9 feline Sreuube unb
ale aebbaber zines ou89eset6neten &beitz QSeine8 aui
len 9o9er BON Deort9rdfler, @aitclberger, llnsiteiner, Oeioesbet-
mer, Hterfteiner 1t. |. no. aufmertiam su MAIDEN. Die Obena .
nannten Wetne wercen beim @la8 we bel Der 6laI6e an Der 8ar
gu ben btlG9len 9retien perabrei9t, @6pteIale auBer benz SauIt
nit beoeuten6em 8abat
az 9erSbpu unb qIptu'8 Ga9crbier me INNER.
Sunt18, 3mt StnrD 2pO8, IA 81. 6reeertfir.
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H 0 t /,

OEut1CDED Vn1tDnu8,
SEQ. AZ 8arelap@Str. 9temzQ)prf.
&etIsmbe ftnten tets bic bette gebteuun9. seranmise 3tnrmer
lnb t6nnrn na1 her Rarte ipeteH.
DaS 9OeI legt IN Der Ndbe bS Baltimore un6 philadelphia.
Babnbcfes unb Der QanounsSptdse Der e~uropdiden unb Su6l0n-
Rirer-D anpfdife, iOple nnmttelbar an ben in Die pbere Stapt
fibrenben Omnibus -4tnteu uno lit besbalb fir @eI16fts= me Der
1~nigunes. &ei1enbe beiten8 gu empfeblen.
(&p20. 3mt) ISM. { tspa9e I, gt9entbiner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-30
9ie merfwirOigteu Gurcn, bic nod je
Uerridtet lul1rOeu.


Swapne'8 3ulammen9eieBter Sprup bon
9tlbttria = turirte gOwaro Saaapion,s geTmantOipg @e9O;
er tOnnte we6er lteben nod Is8en Obne 8ei4werli4tett. &rbeie:
in @eorse SWeenen'S @atneret, &i6se ROaC, unterbaLb g8auoce.
Snapne'S Wtlptirl9en turirten @3etiel Gbo>
mas, nabe pb6nirpiue frlberbin BON 9bila6elpba, BON @o9t.
l9weiiea. far9tsrli4sn 9uiten. tarSem atBem; isn 8anseS S9-
item mar auBerorbentli9 0eidpGdt. = DretSebu Sabre ino 1ett-
benz o~erfOiien nuO er srfreat it4 nod INNER etner 8uten geiano-
belt.
Smapne'8 Bilofirl6 en betlten Gle 6rau oe8
Srn. Denart, e5 Dit penufrabe, &eabins. SIT iet ~lber;euot
0ab fe ibr eeben retteten. sic bate Die AuS5ebrun8' i'm b6bten
@robe, murse aber pOli9 9euno, naboem fe Die g8llbttri9en 9e-
6ga94ts. 9r. 2. g. StepenS, 9ra98iit in &ea6ins, ,bsfen
gen, ba bic Wtebsin bel ibm 8etauft wprDen.
Aer5te 9ebrauden l1no enpfeblen e8!
Sabren babe i1 cine larte Prar!S unb enpfeble Or. Swapne's
sulantnsnssiesteu @prup bon AiIetri6en Dor alen anbsren W1e.
btineu. Sn ben 10 iebr s%efGrbteten gunsentrontbeiten Die I'D
in ssatut9 als 10 bOsarti8 srpeiien, balte i4 iBn fin en uni3ds-
bareS Neitel."
jDarnmms. = aaufe tetneu &rtteG, Der pOrseofi9 geiI6tirI6en
entb6It, Dem leamen bellebter Aer6te ~on9ebGuet fn6, bic aber nibts
nit leiner 3%uiammenesun9 gu tbun baten; rage aber INNER
ausbrldlt8 na4 e0r.S wa1ne'S niammen9eIestem Ssrup BON
gsiIetri9en," bic en3i8 a9te g8lbtt1ben- 3ubereituns.
0mdhr1e'8 ihPr1ufPrtp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-01
Letter from Fairfax County, Va.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
CENrREy1LLE, FAIRFAX COUNTY, April q
The continued prevalence Of chilling winds
from the northward, owing to late falls o.
snow in that direction, has seemingly retard
ed the otherwise forward development Of
vegetable life.
However, the grain fields in many direc
tons, in this county, owing to discreet man
agement in the application of fertilizers
have put on an admirable appearance. Upon
the estate of the late Col. John MILAN, a
field of rye stood three feet in hei ght, and
heading out, on the Goth inst. In the same
vicinity, which is located few miles west
of the Courthouse, famous for pure water
and fine timber, the wheat fields appear very
encouraging.
Many farmers are now actively engaged
in planting corn. To all intents and purpo-
ses, the season bids fair for the cultivation
of greater variety n the productions OF
the earth-broom corn, hungarian grass or
millet, and potatoes. Near one hundred
bushels of the last mentioned will be planted
upon one farm alone. These circumstances
are indicative of the right spirit beginning
to practically prevail.
The fruits are not materially injured, al
ways excepting in few untavorable loca-
tons.
The OSCILLATION Of Venus, as witnessed
from our standing point of observation, was
all that we anticipated The beautiful planet
appeared TO touch the point of the moons
illuminated crescent, at its Southern junction,
with the distinctly outlined and family sha-
bowed upper portion of the orb, as it APP
pearcd to crown the star cleaning crescent,
and then gradually disappeared from sight,
to re-appear below the crescent, in the West.
EJAT0R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-01

Both men then left what had been tho -.
Sayers, though much blown and d;stsoang '
walking firmly and coolly away viii !
his eyes open and clear. His rigbt ar,a poth
ever, was helpless, his mouth and nos n' Vow
dreadfully beaten, and the side of ' h;s were
and forehead much punished. Heena, n p
almost unacceptable as human BENZ vas
dreadful had been his punishment aLnn, - 10
face and neck. Yet he was rs strong ~ ~ ,'.e
legs, apparently, as ever, thanks 10 ~ u"
feet training, and, after leaving the 6old PER e
battle, he ran as nimbly AS any of the sns.," VI
tors and leaped over two small hedges TL;a
however, was final effort, and he ,lmos,:'''
stantly after became so utterly Hind IN IN.
he was obliged to be led by the hand r. " ,ha
train. az wy
How the fight would have terminated S..
for the Intervention of the police, il il no"
literally quite impossible to say or even sn ~"
ulate. At any moment Sayers might b.r.
got blow which would have struck him :,
most senseless; while if ffeenan couId bar.
closed with him the Champion S chance wou IJ
have been poor one. On the other hand
Sayers was carefully avoiding this, and IIas
mans sight was SO far gone that in two .,
three minutes more he would have lain Al tho
mercy of child. As matters now stand ,Is s
fight ia adjourned sine die, and the only i'm,
preston left is one of astonishment that Saw
ers with one arm, should have SO long copten.
ned, with success, with such Formidable
antagonist, and that Heenan should have
borne his terrific punishment without HI.
strength or courage to fight giving way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-01

Considering that the Democracy is ''uni-
ted, harmonious" Democracy-a party of
well known and we'll defined principles
and party that is national and the same
in every section"-it takes q remarkably
long time, and involves very considerable
ditfculty-as was shown all last week at
Charleston--to determine what those ''prin-
ciples" are-and to settle the question about
a platform" even, on which the candidate
is to stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-01

CoNGREss.--The Senate had short ses-
sion, yesterday; transacted no business of
interest. and adjourned until Wednesday
next. The House of Representatives, in
Committee, spent the day in listening to
speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-01

The Philadelphia Press of yesterday in a
leader, after reviewing the proceedings of the
Charleston Convention and the attempts made
to injure Doug las, declares its purpose to sup
port no other Charleston nominee taken from
the names Of those prominent before the Con-
vention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-01

Among the ancient records of the North
Hadley, Mass, Congregational Church, is
the following clause :" Provided further,
that if the owner of said pew shall let the
pew, or any part thereof, to any negro, or
mulatto, or, in any way admit any negro, or
mulatto, to the possession or occupancy of
the same, then the said pew, or share there
of, so let or occupied, shall, in every such
case, thereby Immediately revert to, and be-
come property of, the said society