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nPsn Iap peF6prbsnsn G0fte aus BEN Blute treibt ts6brrnh
ns o1f9 ods Stdrtsn her Dl1eenf6ure fe @erfounro befST.
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HANCE's

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l1nten etste ptuen eebrouden, ba ttelsltea Nls befe dets
fAnelfeuS ~befettieen.
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ptseien, 6a fe has fGsrfe 9eilntttt fur &U7fnes, gerrsn,
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%pnate lHCn NIT 6SPfmsb, SaminOel, f@po6em a tf6tu
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2n Nerenoe nadp bent Weiten.
asaAars. Tribiabr. un6 CONNER arrangements
sgssgsssssa Drei tdolt&e 9inien nab benz Wefen
ssgExS2E vita
Northern @emtrafs unb @ennip11ani
GS~tfenbabn.
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2 Ibr 25 Sd. Nadn1hta9s.
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SIutrttntgun8 uub fart eefGpigte Rerpen. Gs 1T sfet68ul
TIC, pb bic &anft nttUn o1r6 Rraut0ett 0etr bur@ uSregtlmd
SIGN e.ssnswantst ssftpa9t t.. Oe Dtrtanqen ssr atntIur
tlt ngsa SS%dSs, gtt'en hoIte , .asu ssaen @sFuf@at.
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tur furtrt
9tr Irgsttt pitb burd IL seadrft Hno tas esbeu S~stldrset.
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2Dtrfuna Der Gtnftut.
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Oeutide unD enoliIde Sdule.

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ta. Nureerlt6e teben nueltbe ilprn8 gebea lahen ppaen:
DrS unterrtdt tptrO auf bic Spedm66i8fe QDetfe ertbetlt
|, rem beutI6er 9tufer1hulen eleid", un In iur;er 3elt cine ben
8tnbern a~a8emetn nisIi6e 8tlpuns gu 8eben.
NnG Der eaelH6e unterrt6t ptrb srinbli6 eeletrt unb 70
4 %etrieben. ME er muir fir uns0eutiGe bier ron Nusen ietn tanH.
Ser Qebrlao1 1T I'm 2ten Stpd bs @dbaufes pom @lrntsc-
,uers. unb 9anpper Strase, ST.. 241.
{5tDt 8. W~ennfteI, 9ebrer
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Ssf N @s{@6ft s5n SIR. so Srrtb mad Gdt
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r-=A fNfS1 nnmtutt &c. auf m5eIi@f fttutNri ana
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AMA T~T IMT @trla eeN In btutf&er ,tneItfte r rbtr dn-
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ueen crfS gef5madSpnfe, mad BEN 8auhpIe Der @sb6Hhe
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s.. Srtnternt6bt
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STORE.

CHlNAMENS SIOkE*
GttneHI6e preferp unb prGpartrter Sn8rer (~GStneer). Ghon'
GbDp, Gbutnes, Gurrte &c. Gla9g>Q0ursel. Setfe, 3abnpulsf
9aarSt anb YariInerien BON ben p%rbtndriten bis au pen fethlt'
Spipte aud $50 RUfen 9bee, wprunter jung uno alter 6pip
@unppwber, Smpertal. SolUns, enSttfbeS 5ritfaf,. Dram
unb 8lumentbee. Na btefer Tbee Wurbe ertra fur btsi'
UOm ftinaea GeI6maf Fnb un6 90 9rp3ent binieer Sertau
werben, ais treenb no. @ben 70 &pitnen. @anbeln NtUtt
Sapd unb anbere Sprten @ahee i'm 6tneitl1en Saben Gde VI
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Madame KLEIN,

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Sc i 63 ROro QtbertDsS ct,
W&~ (gid6frleerin Srn Mob. 8bine)
empfebft Fb Ben asebrtet 6eutI6en Damen i'm gGoIHen rpn
8dnbern, Sptyen, EaG.@pben, fuwte i'm @%Oufrirsn, SrdulsIn
la. ~berlelben. Da Nlab. &letn bieles @elb6ft loon lGneere 3eii
nm Is rtebr BEN eeebrten Dentiden bic @erR6eruns eeben. bos
tie SYiseu, SGn6er, 10 we aas ilr G%bersebenen Irtitel. 10 l&Sn
ais nSeli6 wieSsr serfeGt, &Gs Nuftr6es wsrbsn f&nsa unh
gut belpr9to
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Stnger'6 &C a b nj a htne.
gu baben Nrp+ 1O5 8altimorez nabe Sput6it /
Baltimore, Wfp.
Dtefe Mfaf6tnen. bereu 8ui fb auf ~pieljdbrteep rpbe firt
tb in 8etc f ibrer Site unIbertreflt6.
@rDBe 8erbeIIerun9et
Fnb ipeben Spueabet pprben bic Sic Wtafdtne b~efGbt8en, Oh
ieneS unansenebme @erdufa unO nit bebeutenS Sermtnbertt
Mntreneune 3u ~arbeteu, ais ATE u~brset.
Sebermann tanu lei6t uno in tlraeter Belt, tpenn mad be
uprse d rtebenen unb sebruften @esetn pie ieber @faf& =
~teieeseben Fnb, banbelnO, nit Splent @prtbeue nit ienen M
l6tnsn arbsiten. Der preis Der nit ben neaeften S%erbeierane
%perfebenen Na11ine unb NIT ALIEN 3ubeb6r 1T nur mad r !
@rDBetppn t115 bis $3.50. Ser ~a1semetn ansenommene gfut
ben Oeie WtafAine brtuSt, 1T ~un8efdbr $1,000 per Sahr:,
ca 8etn S9atten re6tti9er pber 9eieslt6er Neflantatt
baftet an unlerer @Gtmaf6ine iebD&. ale ubrigen @aidtn
bic Dor benz 9ublifunt fmb eretfen in zines Ooer has anbere y
fersr 9atsnte nnb bsm3nfSlse Bat 6enn u@ etns 5 '
rp beS StddteS Nemrgp rt am 25. W1t 1888 er
f6teben, baB Stn9 er's @rcelftpr- Ndb.Watd
men bte a1letn G6ten unb ollie anberen gtnertff
In Stneer'S @atent itn6. 8ubert baben mir tn Serf6teh
men @ert&tsn grC'sFs ssssn @Dl4e bic gD!beslsr's aO SrUi
u. 0dter'S Mafdtnen betusen unb baburd1 tn unier patent e.
erttfen ~antGnots. Sir MAIDEN bieranf CUR @erwarnuns (
Nnbere ~belpnbers aufmerffam.
s. 81. Singer unb 3d.,
SduptsSffee: Scr. 1913 broadway, 81
8rets<Sffeen In Bottom, @lppersSiae, Newart, pbuaeelpt
8aIttn ore. GincinnatiI ct. QOuts unb enzSrleanS. Sun
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r. Lebffeld Perkins,

9i6tbilb : M::niatur : @alerie,
%ranfIin' BUILDING, tn &orbOa Sds uSn t0lt'mSts. no Ncrs.
ltraee. Geaenuber benz ,&un T5rpn BetIb. n.y." gtnadte Ia
l~0DrbfrSse Sos gDetter nbff tnen @in FuS a fri Gitr tS
I5tGsts. p-cmrte PeOtsRuna, Bialsteit Emo Srunbfos.
OrnferIdmar5e! Druderf9mdr3e
Der llntsrsei6nete setst hermit ben Dradern in Baltimore
tnb Der llmeesenb al, ba8 sr tets auf Eager bait unb tdstt6
t1tu ~empfdn9t Druferf4 wdr5e, psn ieber SOrte,
iaaaIttdt unb Barbe b%efttsnO tn Der Derl4teeenartt9'
lten &uSwab Spn ertra Sdwdra, 8drten. Bad. unp 3et'
unss-S dw6rse, iOpte Elm Eager son fem tclCrirter Drafsr.
. nte: grim, gels, braun, b%uatel6lau, eSnsltl4 nnO heaU,Sn,
gar'nDNn unb roth aud @%pibbrprje upb 8arntl6 rel6e Nr.
ttl i'd ais bic beten i'm @tortt satanttre unS 81 zen biaisfen
t1retIen Sertaufe. 9. s. SeIIpw,
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brsibtfuna. IBsr bic tanfnl6nniittn MiHenthotten unb has
,neelsto& PrOittl9 gno tDsSrstits sIIsrnsn nil. tcais oisi. anaG!'
str Or aeIetrt arb tlbtig eRaufeuts esbHost mtrfsn. = TIMER.
btsstu fbsiluna: BudDtlnruns nit oSppIter ssbmfns, nat benz
aSentrtnsenbfsn Gpfen. 5anoelsrsHt; Vorlsfunssn dbsr Son
afte. Observation-Disclosures 8erfGerun9en, MstislonptiMnetu,
beabsn II {. 10. RauimGnniihss @sfnunosrpsisn. As nDelt
IN Artsn ron GGnenrehntn, G. ImIaicntn u. {. 10. = Ate sbstl
,bntrr merben midi nur ,u tfnelsu 8sdnern %eebiIoet, foplsrn er-
Iernen aud Die Suna, rnatbsmoIifbe GrnofdRs Na tennmsrsitaen
ntfsn nIslib ansnusnpen. - @Grsibetuna Der SceIins nth
dn6tbritt annieientn. Sine ~poaf0nciee toutnannitds BtbIottti
,bt ie6en1 abonnenren aMr Heen Eertdeuno. SIN Retref Der So.
no,lnosn miro minoIi6e austunft bsrehrpilie ertbeIt, eberfc inb
eftlbsn aus Den sirsuInrsn gu srieben. ~esbrfunSen ton Sloreeus s
& 10 nOS 10 t0r
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Gft8sWerle

Ia MISUNDERSTANDING
Der unttrjti@nete matt tttntn 6rsumbts sb GA
ILL., benz 9esbrttn beutfGen Yublttum hte tr8ebenfe -.
dnjttee babe e. bas trdber Dpn inn al bGr SubO icde bon 9rat.
uup GpdrleSfrteI 9ebGltent Sbnet6er efbdft an BITE fdr6a.
~5t8fnaber 8eieetne NDtbpefede Der 6 barles. unb VratifroS,
Uerlsst bat, MO CT fprtpabrenb a4e Artsn seu G6netbe asbf
ten nuts 8tut8ht nnb Weeafe SerfattGt. Ststs S~prrdtbtg;
3emfea, SaiAfHtu6er, 5alsbinbfn, rasdttep, H5de Soften
I.t.p.; terner bic mGoernfen sEsffn9pft ua0 anbere in taetu
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30
Attraction of Kansas.
etc., etc,

We believe there is not now on the face OF
the earth a country mainly unoccupied and
open to migration so inviting and rich IN re-
sources, as Kansas, especially the Eastern por-
tons of it, That its soil is remarkably fertile,
its climate genial, its position central, and its
access to markets superior, were facts already
known; but the following additional items
gathered from an intelligent observer now So
iourning therein gives higher estimate than
we had previously made Of its mineral and
other resources.
Much has been written respecting the ex-
ceeding beauty Of Kansas, and perhaps much
more might be said with equal justice, but,
we give little of what might be considered
practical details.
The mineral resources consist in lead, iroc, and
coal in great abundance; silver ore has also
been found in connection with the lead mines
and some shales of gold quarts have been dis
covered in the Southern part Of the territory.
Marble and sandstone and limestone exist IN
many localities, and are Of superior quality
for building material.
the valley of the Verdegris, POttawatomie, and
the Northern bank of the Arkansas is one of
the finest timber regions in all our territories
The forests of this region abound in pine, all
varieties of oak, black walnut, Eastwood and
many varieties of elm and sycamore. The
mulberry which is next to cedar, for posts is
quite plenty, and when large enough makes
handsome furniture. Curled maple is album
dant on the more Western streams among the
hills, and large quantities of sugar is made
every spring by the Indians from the sugar
maple.
The climate in almost every portion seems
we'll adapted to the production of all kinds of
fruit and vegetables peculiar to the same lati-
tude in any part of the States. Wild grapes
and apples Of delicious flavor, and average size'
grow in great abundance without the least
cultivation. The peacan, chestnut, walnuts,
hickory nuts, hazelnuts and very large and
excellent acorn which makes very good eat
ing for men and hogs abound; they grow half
as large as an egg, they are called the burr
oak acorn. The natural grass IN the valleys
is quite similar to the red-top of the states,
and remains green all winter so that stock
can subsist without fodder.
The best time to emigrate is said to be
March, and we would recommend the young
men of our cities and villages, who have their
homes and their fortunes to make, to inform
themselves fully upon this matter which seems
at present to be of very considerable impor-
lance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30

ANGLo-SAxoN CONQUEST OF THE WORLD
At the Pilgrim Dinner in New York, on the
22d Dec, Mr.. FiIlmore-one of the editors Of
the London Times-was a guest, and in a
speech he said the Pilgrims did not take with
them all of their peculiar spirit in England
when they left its shores-but large resi-
dunn remained behind, which, as leaven, had
diifused itself into the mind Of the country,
and was the seed of the great revolution of
the 18th century. The feeling they left be-
hind was one Of hope---was one Of exulta-
ton when they succeeded. (Cheers) The
good feeling of England has always been on
the side of the Pilgrims. If you are told, said
the speaker. that England wishes to see you
divided, discovered and broken, do not believe
it. We do not believe that one star Of your
constellation will ever be torn from your
flag. (Enthusiasticap plause.) The two branch
es of the Anglo-Sa2On race are destined to
be the cvilizers and the conQuerers of the
world. You by your railroads, urge your
way to the West; we go to the In1ies and
the East, and together we shall encircle the
world, till John and Jonathan meet under the
walls of the empire of Japan. (Vociferous
cheering, and nine cheers for Old England and
New
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T57"Every mother shoud have box in the house
handy in Of accidents to the children"
iSedding's sfussia SaIve.
It's Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended by physicians. LISA sure and speedy
for Burns Piles, BoiIs Corns, Feons Chblains,
and Old Sore Of every kinds for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch, Sead cad Net;e Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples,
(re 'Namendsi by uurses,l Whhlows, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, salt Rheum,
scurVy, Sore and Craeed Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, lisa most valuable remedy and cure
which be tesfedto b. thousands who have used il
in the cityof Bost1and vicinity for The last thirty years
In no instance will this Salve 10 injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest trials, from recipe brought from Russiao
articles growing in that counry-and prop -etors
have letters from all classes clergymen ply sicans
captains, nurses and others who have used it them
seivs, and reeommendt to 1N ers. Redding's Russia
Salve is put n large tin boxes, Stamped the
w'th Picture Of house and disabled soldier, which
picture also engrav the wrapper Price % cents
box. REuDING d Co.. Propriet0rs,
KELLER, FARNSLEY IL co. Agents,
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