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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-30

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paft leti, Dap btloe @neen often linp anDerur
alls tpetoen tie ais Srieie btreAnet.
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Or. 9ObnI1on,
Der etnatae NrSl, lneLd,er An2elat.

(GtaSiIt psf a5tsbp Sabren.
ST bat bs aaeras wlrEiamas anl bette Oisstei tn Ar sgels
tnthedt ssgcn ant 6ewtHs Rronfbst&sn Sbuads TIA 0Rl9tn rzt
ben @Iietern uufrttr,at8s Saamsa.G' g~teeaEesn Err 5hGatrssv
liz ben QeuesR zen Sitgren ant ber ursnbIdft os u gIuaek st
c~TGanifHsu Grdft pes Rsrbenrst4ss oef Ropf 9nrgti SteIep
Cner pdut,1raEtteti Gt dlsr ieuer fDi5en lsbsl ste pa ssrssks
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psrrubren ue usnn MD. ssttse ssegttf SSresn iefs sianltnsae.
3eFnunaen ssrnt6ttn S&Gd3t hv 4sua1gntssu stFbst6rlnsSH
sts Sst Hun6eIt& ua&en sas luisss ben s6rsn sab Ssnu ser
H5rtu.
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OfTeHcrett ;
WarDlanD Observation-Disclosures s
felf@aft 1pn 8alttmDre*

~
9orpipelt=Gde pom Baltimore uup JlCrDft.
Giee @eiellGat perfia)erl Sebouoe uno Weabrltel, iutmprs ,,e
aaBersalb Der Stoet. SGue I'M 9afsu n. /. ~.
EbpS. Y. > am ~bletpn, 4t6T0.
Otis spear, Setr
DireftUren:
SIN. 80. 9peate, @iniom Scprfus.
SObH 8, AbrabaH8, g. e. Bern
Treeertd Stdes, ST., GberleS M. qcrb.
Sehn StelnanR, @braro 10. aohi,5on
George j. S4OaH, SobA u. 0ambigtpn
S0s. 3. 9pbIiseas sNa u @anfielb,
9teferen3sn.
&eS 0ampbeh & &C.. : 8 s. ttuos 4 so.
oerre &tfaup 4 so !; 2em Naitsrs q 80,
@%olunlbus O'DpHnsl; Wttas Dipqbep & 60,
3urnbuu Slaos 4 ep,i g. grNtt Il Bro.
Bater Bro 4 So; 3. AIer. Sbr.per.
50 n Dpp ms; gem. 9amplag q go.
Y, 9telnlann Y Spbnei NOab R8oLter & GO.
j. ". bruno 1 Sbbne; @taiam aileer & SDbue, 8roterS,
See Slin9lHf, Rral @pm. 4 6at, Sant.
WleEM 4 Go. SonterS; Jim. ggutens q Go.
Hewccu1er y StCne5raIer; 81. /. 2omrn ga bier, Sen. aaorr
Sas. 9appsE q Sbrne; y. u 54bneftod, BbllacelpMa.
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@eiieaft.ts sr esssrstn ott4sfc ant St5Usat oset ~Srtbesfan.
ss. i@Fs9itaasn art eertsn ,Gas0 furtrt Dtrleptqs ptiNc
g9 ss osasHSsaHs ana SaFiSTsa su o. SsnutoD aatstsss
'1nH Inn ais -taec $brsnnsLnt time EueSi ha sapssfrerss
Enn anserGatLta azf ktn. AEatl.As asi@ldltatAt arrIa..n
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9nm ieoer VII 9e9ea Geriult sulb 1gerteY - seast r.
s9ihslGngngeri Die I'M 9afen llegsn.
Offices GAocit-@de bot &eptb- uu6
NnereW ftefs .r1as,at
0trettcren
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@t{eas0N asaeas i.

Weteer uaD aa}d,ttser Y~abrploss.
Ik 0%alffuDues 81. CbiOs@ifembGbn Ra3
IN uno naa Benz Is. Norbr. 1854 gebeu pic 3aae ws fsleti
Scr Boltiu9 SpiWen Baltimore unb Sanep 8oDf Uerlabt Ball
tt1ore (Sonuta9s aps3enomuea) I'm 8 20 Utpfeens.
Der 5repertdz2
serla6t 8sithmprs fgr 5rseertd une Die baswlfden l~iegen6ea
pIdBe taolt8 un 4 n8r 80 g1iuuten gtaamtttaes. nit ansaaems
Qes Souftass, Gno erreiht Jrepertd I'M u. 40 @e, @bsnOSi per-
bet oar Jiatiebs BreNerid am $40 @srrntttass auO Iaa8s
tn @dlttnrve I'm 9 u, 30 W, attttagsan.
Der G4tcDtt' IS Wlt15= Nccemcbutipu8= Su9
8s0t rGaitd mil @usuabne bes 2SpafagS pi fpigtf
@etlGet @annbenaatsgnu a e,209.16 SprmittaGS une I'm 40
u6s540 gGnu.
ron @atsotts glile as 7,4o 1t. 1i,oo Mpraeus. aab um s 10
no 90 @adr.
Nad WaIbingtOn unb benz SitDeu
t9tn bic 8Gge Inn 10 He 1856 Une 9 IL eprmttsa8s. fswte us
30 UuS 800 RG1atogs.
lin, SErptc Uua 4,2O A%tOrSeaS.
Son WalHtn9tcn
II 1900 uno $50 grrnttttaes uuo $50 uni 5.46 Wa4tEs
.@n SUnntae nur gtG6mittsgs nm ESQ
Der Bfpeite unb plerte Bug pom Baltimore uIe WSa'9tn6i6n vet
hben Fh nit ben 3Ieen Der Mnnapclts Balm.
Der spette unb brittle Bug bait awf ben 3WtlGenEattpHtH.
20 q9eeen gidets, Aastunfs, Gatrt u. I. ~. @enee rtnn f&
s. &. GagIGub, &Gent az Der GtdetsGttee, @enaeen-
ttpn. Gpm. y. Smtta,
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
G. ~. Gpte, IenerdI- g4ae1eur. (aui6,tD
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Sunoe D21nner.

%sfi0aeegs Ceiss PIC 0Ffi Nnts stttaseu aaasrs 3swprstn aSt
e1s tabris1 10 pttit Lagfnts u in ~ frusss SFeh rrt8l pelSs
pgr& lire ~srkattaen galsu4 ant eEtrtaeiier g~sraanstsfr IT fb
Ltf eela Genntr et Etrtksfausets ban 5sAat besstaers aat Der
seaela gsr:reWe2 uaHzn
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NpffsNeanl0ttCnen.

Dd8 BcitsQofal pirp um u l1br McrecnS
9eSffnet unr INN Z l1br NbenOs geibloHen.
Gin Sonntosen 1T paS @etauoe bios llpts
i6en 9 uab 10 lbr 8OrnlittaS8 often.
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gfSerfsenae. 9arDsUnare &c.
@fI61fts~gerIennlt

ME3g@ @jEzeM HARg@m
unO fa~ibtOnabler RleiOeriaOen,
- gSet- Nratttr. SIS. S59 IL. $3.50.
Wetnsn GeebrteH Sreunoen uub benz BubLttum maGet d Eternti
DE Nn5etoe, bdb t6 6aS ibpu felt Sebren an btelem pIdte etabltrt
SelG&f IbernOmmeu babe unb b~eItdnbtg ea rett6altiee$ eager 20,
nSnen Ioib ~gearbeteten SerreuiIebern, neaefter Saccr, au be-.
5t1iaheu 0reIen p~cpr6tbto eaIen unb aub lplae eaf 9edeqnri
anfcIti9en weree. Siofe fin 9tnterrbde anb 6eIen &c. il alT
Sorten uue Bu alien qrciien.- 5erner cine answabI Reseui9irut
etSGe N, iopie GAs in bteieS Ja1 i0la8epee srtiteL.
as Vile 8~elte0unsen pereea prompt. btGia unh in tar,eFts
trf ccn MI aHaeRrhas wsroer.
g%IAx&e =. 4 aaSes
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ytorglltDe NeylGEGjsNuanDabn
Derdnberter TaArplau.

92ad, benz Nelten uHe J~terper.
&SintersSobrplai.
Hin uub nad benz "a ROB. Dersen ta8lt6 Srei 8dee auf Steisr
Bahr In naaptsenDer gDetfe %erpehtrt;
Der ppR sm ssbt tdsltG unit @aSnaprts bes Scnnta8s) I'm
! Ibr 20 Nftn. WsSragns AZ mad @tttSbare, &btsa8V, g!eSeiant,
Stneinnatl, st. QSnfs unb ale Gbetle bfs 90etens unb gtpres
.peaens. Gsenlr na0 @lnturn, Buffalo anb Ganaba. Sad Gaa-
1,ittsbrre. aDri, QanGaaer, Gsetirg, GDttSStae, SUtnss, 0ltls,
ReIterslSmn umb g8sitmiaieg, aao. Mad Gtan5ersburs, eat
Its.e uue 9agerStpwu
9em SIS % o prt al $40 @aOra. NIT Har eineua @arret-
peafeI. 10 bintg ste 6ui iabsr ouhera Balm.
geiirnbe fDHneu nit 6ieieui !3uae naa Detroit NIB Ggteaee ota
Ser 8anaIo GrpreB8u9 0ebt o. Naem. (Dieier 2us sest aud
Scnntae8.
Ger garftpu-@ ttens-8 6ept taslta
{ 5pnntaas axse,B 3nameu) uni 645 a6enbs al.
@esknie vpn Gsaf9tagtpa une 9eas oupen3 petGe NIT BEN
2uae ua $50 DtpfaenS, eber $50 Ra@tatttG9S bier anipts
freH, fnben 8efBrleruAg nit ben 3uBen blfier 8aha.
JaFA aDegen 6aIrDtuefS unb 1nFs:eg geaaaeN aab ~periasitusn
Vi tsfunft beisebe mda Rb an bic 8ilett=Dffcc 1T Der ygdiperss
Stcttyr," @Ge Sa @alestt- tnb 5raatitnara su menteA.
Sa8. 6. GLGrFe, Cups
q. 8. 4sarnkr &tGet+N aeit Sgtiz9Is
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9eipnpers III beadsen

ST.. Sstnacu bteGtt Ign DeHen fetat SulR an. weIhe I'D eard
IS!ni sebetrs ut unnafaritse Gtta unb ,a6rpsr ~seTaSrsntt fWs
BITE artett ps @selftais Uni tr Gbs Hnfatta nna6eube sahtt
gef9pa4t hben-
6isr finn snsst pet t~raurtesu nnb teflGeenswtrthsn gslssn bsl
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zen tS!tsfetn S6nIsrStn TN R0pfe 84radt bes @sf16ts gerGas
hr Wiasslttaft 6trtEIcpRn. nersst uarn6s Waseufbpd6.
5gntptpnae her Shutnbfudf
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49,. II. Oal1iln0re G~iienball. -
gtntersEabrpla
u iett an aeAea Sic 8aae alf 6telet Saan aIe faIel.

u iebf az ge5en- be 5ugf ast pteItf Ult1 Wte Tpl6tl
@rpreE-9ua gn s ubE 80 GitHusen Yi1ggene; 9pE5as
I'm / Il. 4 80. GegaitttgSs; q beub~psf3ug gn 7 ubr
10 u. Waantttaes. Nle 8Nse aehen NIT Der Mep-gBrf
G tfenB06 n tn @efBinruag mil 4asnabne bee atenb- 3a8es
am GOnuobeub, weiAgr blps IFS ghiiaocipbta gebt.
Der grsn4Eua NIT arsehaaaten 9aaagterEa8sn perIdSt 8attts
usorg UNI A Il. - Dr.. gNp salt en- Glsraners @un, gtsfets pHS
Gdrewpnpo
g2ad, Qauren II. 5taticrsli all Der Oelatnares
gileubabt.
Scr 10 Ii, is Dg. Bug ae6t In gBilmtastpn iii @er6tnbnns nit
Dem 6 IL. SIS 30. 9ladmiftGgssug. Nailagtere tsnnen aud nit benz
5n. rs ID, Mpenesug nGh gBtlntngtDn roc tie pom GCueutteur
etnen ghed befun.men All fGDana init Gem 9 II. So D. Mpreen-
sms retter reiieu fDanea'
StabCre Wusfunft estteai am Depot IN 9eefOentae. Der Mseut.
Ia2atI,1 Is getIItam GraWfprbt Maent.
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gi toenl Nnr uaS @ei1ls3ttann he 9e6cau9t werpsH Mnn
atIirt unb rottet b0s llebel aaniIma aus. SIS tam rt ~28abrbes
seagt rOeresH, Dap nod fen arSt 10 g!lflid mar cine oi9c 5t
ian!mengeieett WleSpH gu beretten, bic i9oH . ptsl sur MieosF
berftcQung Ger Ieicsnreu 1ienlGen be~igetra8en Dat.
!SIberetet uRser BET III ~atteIbareH AuRGt hes Or, SpapneeaS
B9ttabapba.
EertauIt Bets
Sfaae 9. @Dst. rs Baltinisreiir.
9. 9. 0auee, 108 Yaltinsreltr.
s. Qa1enbaIg Sroabpap uno Ganica Aoeaae.
j.. ", 36hItnA 80 Brolewlp.
sIfY1es @tssl. Npstteter. Gfe tsous unh 4fatsw.
@drsnge.
Bir ~ennpfin9en per n2ela" ben Rotterbam cine Yart6ie onn
S00il6 uno 200tS2 iSdbaen 6dte opn. Boas0arinse @rer-
sranSt, weEhe I'M @anSen sum Sertauf oterren
@ebrIber 86niugert
Apl0s Mo- 70 Spntb=9harle8ftr. IN SstairS.
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@tnaer's O~l6bmnldbtme.

Gtuaer's SG6bus01cbttte.
Die SGneiber bef9er Stnbt, Ioipte ale Perpuen, pet3e cine
Gu te 81 6bma d ire gu 9aben tpini1en, ioIHen f1 JerInnetr,
BAL cine BON uniera 0aaj4tnen, speimaI 70 oeI arbett tbnt aIs
r9eno cine aRoere, nnb 10 aud ~3petmaI 70 ptel @eIb
mbrtnat. 0tsIe8 maht uniere Ntabtnen IN sen billtg=
aeu wel6e int Marefs fn6 Nebr ais GOO0 >@pon fnb oaern
II bef8sr 9tabt in Operation AT GSden, 2Selten unb 9ole1 rtb
eateu ibre @ioner ODER BITE bamtt atbeiter, in cen St.no 8eIeBt, IT'D
nRbr @els su e~iparen. ais ibnen esles aut anoereu QSege ntB9-
a9 tit. Nae, WeLce cine Der beiteu NdbmGi 6tuen be
NJ @eSraud frb, bGber ur6dten, Iplten il. nfierer Otice;
go. 159 BaitimDreItraBe
y0lSpreten. ND @cDrau18r AutpeIun0ea III b~eutider, eu0lli9er,
%ran36fider utb ipamf&r Sprabe 81 baben 1tnb nnb NO nit Ses
y heietne Wtafdtne Fault, anf ~eerielben arbelteE lerlea.
6datfi na5 euueul @renptar cen GlEger's RdbmGiJtneGzS Set
Aug, Aae 4fatuten peroen eth gauges Sabr mad ibrenl Ii1tauf
CON mt8 III peler 0ronnn9 uuo &eparatioH gebalten.
Fh2s-in 6 u. Spon8Ier, &aegt
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Gts ttrsdlt4en @irfanasn tes Gaesrs Nut ;etf an hsr1isc
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The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

THE LOWEST TYPE OF HUMANITY.-A writer
in the January number of the Atlantic Month
ly in an article on Barbarism and Civiliza-
tion," says;
In the interior of the Island of Borneo there
has been found q certain race of wild creatures
of which kindred varieties have been discover
in the Philippine Islands, in Terra del Fuego,
and in Southern Africa. They walk usually al
most erect upon two legs, and in that attitude
measure about four feet in hight they are dark,
wrinkled and hairy they construct no habita-
tions, form no families, scarcely associate to-
gethor, sleep in trees or in caves, feed on snakes
and vermin, on ants eggs, on mice, and on each
other; they cannot be tanned, nor forced to any
labor; and they are hunted and shot among the
trees, like the great gorillasj of which they are
a stunted copy. When they are captured alive
one finds, with surprise, that their uncouth jab.
bering sounds like articulato languages they
turn up human face to gaze upon their captor
the females show instincts of modesty; and, In
fine, these wIetched beings are men and wo-
men.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

STILL IN ITS ISFASCY.-It is easy to agree
with the Red Bluff Independent upon the
proposition that,
The fact is, mining is still in its infancy
on this coast and Instead of the mines be-
ing played out" they are but just being
opened. To be sure, every little gulch and
ravine, worked with pan and cradle, will
not yield the fortunes they did in 40 and
so, because they were but surface deposits.
But down in the bowels of the hills, and the
beds Of the rivers, and in the lodges of rock,
are yet etundiscovered, and incalculable stores
of wealth. This class of mines permanent
and durable, are being opened daily, and
will continue q source of wealth for years
to come.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

COUNTING THE voTEs FOR PREsIDEST.-On
February I'd, Mr.. Trumbull called up the
Senate resolutions for the appointment of a
joint committee to provide mode for count
ing the votes for President and Vice-Presi-
dent, and notifying the persons elected
Messrs. Washburn, Adrian, Ely, Anderson
and Craig were appointed as such commit
tee on the part of the House.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

The discovery of method for manufact-
uring paper from leaves of the tobacco
plant is announced. 1t Is to be employed
in the making of cigarettes, and is the re-
suit of many years labor and research of a
skillful physician, who has discovered that
one of the most fearful disorders of the
respiratory organs is produced by the acid
vapor of the burnt paper imbibed with the
smoke of the cigarette.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

observation-disclosures Horatio Sey
mour was nominated by the Democrats of
the New York Legislature for United States
Senator in Stewards place. but the honor is
merely complimentary, as the Republicans
have full control and will elect Harris
Horace Greeley and VIM. NJ. Evarts were
the opposing candidates of Mr.. Harris IN
the Republican caucus.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

An OLD STYLE REvIvED.-W. C. McClel-
land. of Chicopee, Mass, is manufacturing
boots with soles made of hard wood. They
are intended for farmers, miners, foundry
men. bleachers, dyers, and classes of per-
sons working in damp situations. As wood
is a good non-coEductor, such boots and
shoes are superior to those made entirely of
leather for keeping the feet warm.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

A SECOND JAcKsoN.-The dispatch sent by
Secretary Dix to Hemphill Jones, Special
Agent of the Treasury Department, now at
New Orleans, was stopped on the 29th, at
Montgomery, Alabama, by order of the Gov
ernor of that State, who took the message and
forwarded it to the Governor of louisiana, thus
preventing the arrest of the notorious traitor,
Capt Brushwood. The following is a copy of
Gen DiX's dispatch
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

AMONG the latest failures in New York is
that of Cyrus W. Field, whose assets, it is
said, viii pay less than twenty-five cents on
the dollar. He never recovered from the
Atlantic catle speculation. The commercial
and scientific world will regret to hear this,
for neither had in it more enterprising or
honorable man.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

WHAT JACKSON WOULD HAVE DoYE.-If the
ring his administration, he would have
made it peppermint before he got through
with them.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

A German journal speaks of young au-
thoress who had distinguished herself in
the literary world. She is called the Ba-
roness de Clokekrakerstocae Pickealkren-
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

THE following it is said, may be found in one
of the churchy.rds of Pennsylvania:
Weep, stranger, for father spilled
From 4 stage coach-and thereby killcd
His name was John Sykes, a maker of sasscngers,
Slain with three other outside passengers"
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
sons OF TENPERANCE.

Sierra Nerada Dirision, No. 17-lfeets every
Saturday evening at Temperance Hall, foot OF
Main street. L. F. BEAN, W. p.
A. Haekett, II. s.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

For One Year, in advance (sent by mail il)-s5,00
For Six Months, in advance.......do........ 500
For Three Months, delivered by carrier).. 200
EH- Advertisements conspicuously inserted
al reasonable rates.
@- Papers sent by mail payable in advance
As we have received large addition to our
Job once, we prepared to do all kinds OF
Book and Job Printing.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

A little boy, aged three years and half,
son of John D. Cosby, fell into a water
hole near Yreka, on the 10th inst, and was
drowued
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
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Onion Lodge, No. 4-Regular meetings every
Friday evening at Temperance Hall. foot
Main street. J. L. GAMBLE, ". G. T.
Geo. s. Watson, ". s.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
"WAsHISGToS, Goth January.

To Hemphill Jones Tell Lieut.. Caldwell
to arrest Capt. Brushwood, assume command of
the cutter McClelland, and obey orders 1 gave
you. If Capt. Brushwood, after arrest, under
takes to interfere with the command of the
cutter, Lieut.. Caldwell will consider him mu-
tinecr and treat him accordingly. If he at
tempts to haul down the American flag, shoot
him on the spot. JoHN A. DIX,
Secretary of the Treasury
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

5000 lbs Manila Rope from 3-s to 2 finch
. For sale by
7, ELLARD BEANS
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

SOME queer fellow who has tried em says :;
There two sorts of wine in Stuttgard, to drink
one is like swallowing an aEgry cat the other
like pulling the animal back again by the tail.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01

MosT DIRECT AND PoISTED.-The most
direct and pointed treatment, says the ST.
ezra Democrat, for collie, that we have vet
heard Of, is that practised by the Japanese.
They take a needle and prick the subject,
and let the wind out of him. The slme
treatment practised on some of our public
meu, would save money to the people.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-01
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/. O. OF X.

-Nerada Camp, No. 39-Will hold its regular
meeting at Temperance Hall, foot OF Broad
strets, every Wednesday evening.
A. G. THOMPSON, c. r.
E. F. Bean, Sec'y.