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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-09
LADIES YOUR ATTENTION!

AhDIES, AoOh al ENA1oN
.SeHN MY Stock of Fancy Bonnets, Ribbons,
G&Rl Flowers and Millinery of all kinds has
lately been replenished, and l now invite
your examination and patronage.
am prepared to do work in moment to suit
the taste of the most fashionable and as low as
any.
Feathers cleansed and dressed in the best
manner. / will open my Stock of fancy BON.
NETS ON Monday the 3lst inst. Come and see
Mrs. H. CRANBERRY,
oc 2s.2w No. e., Church street.
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WILLIAM D. ROBERTS, JR., & CO.,
Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va,
HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST AND
BEST ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF
Copper, Tin and Japanned Ware,
Ever before exhibited to the Southern Trade,
at Who'll EsALE, lower than at any establish
ment in Virginia.
COR p e r. w o X X
Steamers, Mills, Distilleries, etc.
Executed in the best manner, with due regard
to steam pressure.
STOVES AND TIOT-AIR FURNA cEs
OF ALL KINDS AND FOR ALL PURPOSES
METALLIC ROOFING,
CUTTERS, and
PIPES FOR BUILDINGS,
BLOCK TIN,
LIN AhlE
SHEET COPPER,
HAIR AND SHEET LEAD,
SHEET IRON, &C.,
e T Ell E r / A l. o Il,
AND LAMPS OF ALL PATTERNS FOR USING IT Z
WE would solicit an examination of our
w Stock, believing that, with an experience
of twenty years, and all the advantages that
can be derived from new Improvements in ma
chinery, we can furnish a greater variety of
goods, equal in quality, style and finish, and
as cheap as any other manu- t. Glory in the coun-
try. no.
NEW YORK AND N ORFOLK PACKETS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The vessels of this line will hereafter
$50 finish loading in New York every Fri
go day evening and sail Saturday morning
tull or not full. shippers may rely on this.
AS the rates of freight are much less than by
any other route and dispatch given, Merchants
and others will find 1t to their interest to order
their goods by Sturges, Chairman Co, line
pier IA East River, Norfolk.
The Schr Sidney C.. Jones, is now loading
and will take no freight after Friday next and
sail Saturday Nov. 18th, full or not full.
ROWLAND s. BROS, Agents Norfolk,
STURGES, CLEARMAN & co,
no7-2t ITO Wall Street New ork.
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MAIN 81. Sd, n. CAMPG 80 NIain sd.

Main ST. 50, II. CAMPE 80 Main st.
MTE welcome the lair and all its visitors,
wv and tender to them general invitation
to our large and well selected Stock of RIGA and
desirable goods, expressly for the Fair, our
and Shawl. cannot be beat in style, price &c.
Our stock of Trimmings, Embroideries, La
ces, Gimpure, Brussell, genuine and English
Thread Laces, Kidd, Silk, Cloth md Lisle
Thread Gloves is :ver, extensive, besides 500
pair of French and German move Corsets from
$l.0O to $500 with large variety of other
fancy goods. 5-.--
Fine Bed and Servants Blankets, Cassemeres,
Cloths, Doeskins, Sleeps, Grays, Kersey's and
Kentucky Jeans, q heavy Stock on hand and
at lowest prices Ii you willjust drop In at
L. CAMPE'S 30, +. Main ST.
You can be suited in all your wants and get
the worth of your money, nos
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TOILET SETS, TOILET SETS.
Rich, ChaSte and Beautiful.

TOILET SETS, TOILET SETS.
Rich, Chaste and Beautiful.
TIME most desirable, Rich, Chaste and Beau
/ tiiul assortment of Toilet Ware ever seen
in this city, is now for sale at the
CHINA HALL,
nos .. Main stree.
RICH CUT GLASS, RICH CUT GLASS.
ECEIVED this day choice lot OF
II Rich Cut Glass pure as Chrystal,)
Goblets,
Champsigns, t I
Wines,
Tumblers and ,ta..
Lemonade Glasses.
Also, Bowls, Celleries, Pitchers. &C, &c, all
of which will be sold cheap for Cash, at the
NOS CHINA HALL.
CHINA, CHINA, CHINA.
GOLD Band French,
NJ China Dinner, sg-.
Dessert and
Pure White French,
China Dinner,
Tea Sets
Warranted the best quality French China
Imported, and will be sold in sets to suit pur.
chasers or in detached Pieces at Northern
, prices Tor Cash, at the ..-s. -..
CHINA HALL,
9oa Main street 1
NTUsSBAUM & BRO, have the best Flan-
kN nels in this MARKET for rs cents per yard.
Also 500 Cheneele SGarfs at 81 cts Blankets for
Sl,oo and upwards, 20, Main street. DC ~
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FAIR GROUNDS.
GREAT KIOlSIT
PIJE HJJGENOT BRIDAL SLIPPER

G r e A T Q o U 8 T -
THE HUGENOT BRIDAL SLIPPER,
EXHIBITED by F. W. Seabury's Sons in
II the large Glass Case. containing samples OF
Boots, Shoes, Brogans. Trunks, we will take
great pleasure in showing our very complete
and attractive assortment to all who may hon.
or us with call.
F. w. SEABURY'S SONS,
nos Market Square, flag Sign.
BEEF, BEEF AND BEEF TONGUES.
LOT of choice Beef imported by the
N steamer Geergisna on Thursday morning,
such as Choice Spiced Rounds, Plate Pieces,
Family Mess. Also,a SUPPLY OF choice Picked
Tongues, for sale by * s
nO9 aI t#.t JAS. Il. JONES.
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BACON AND PROVISIONS.
ID. FERGUSON,
NG a. MMERCE STR EEiH

No. "a, COMMERCE. STREET.,
South of Wide Water Street,
OFFERS FOR SALE on the most liberal
90 Hhds; Shoulder Bacon,
5 do Hams,
Tierces Breast Pieces,
1000 lbs Smoked Beef, Choice.
so Bbls. Mess Pork,
rs do Rump do
IS do Prime do
200 Boxes Cheese.
10 BblS. Leaf Lard
20 HfdO do do
20 do do Family Beef, Packed expressly
for family use,
100 Boxes Pearl Starch.
so do Soap,
SO do Candles,
SO do Scotch Herrings. Also
so Bbls Genuine Rye Whiskey,
IS do Pure Old Bourbon do, for sale ON
Distiller's account. Also
100 Kegs Butter, some very choice.
With general assortment of the usual ar
ticles in the business. no Sat
(H&A copy
CHANGE OF HOUR.
U. S. MAIL LINElFOR BALTIMORE.
az On and after TUESDAY the 9Th
inst, the Baltimore Steam Packets
will leave Norfolk at 3x O'Clock, and Ports
mouth at half past 4 O'CLOCK &c 2; NJ .a.n,
transcript copy
r.. = CO FOR the special ac-
IL Ycommodati of visitors
to the Norfolk Fair, the Regular Axpress Train
of the Norfolk Al d Petersburg Railroad, will
be run as follows, during this, tFaiF r Week.
Arrive at Mo- folk at l0R A. M. Returning
Leave Norfolk at Az P. M.
Arrive at Petersburg at p. NJ ..-.
WILLIAM MA HONE,
oc8 Eng'r Supt
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REMOVAL, REMOVAL.

REMOVAL, REMOVAL.
TNHE Grocery of M. Z. BELL, formerly on
i Main street, is removed to No. 80 Butte
street, where will be kept on hand we'll Sc.
lected stock of Family Groceries at the cheap.
est city rates. Families up town will do well
to call and examine the stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. A general assortment of Buck
cts, Brooms and Tubs. M. Il. BELL,
nov9 No. 80 Butte street
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NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG EMIT l. r MI Z N .
AT JOHNSON'S HALL.
TNHE undersigned proposes to open in this
i city ON Monday October Gath, an Insttu.
ton, bearing the above title, the great and
primary object OF which Is one of vast impor-
lance to the Mercantile community; that of en-
auling the young man from the very commence
ment of his career in the counting room to
understand all books and papers that may come
under his notice. The course of instruction III
BOOK * E E P N G,
Win be of the most thorough and practical
character, copiously illustrated by Lectures and
Exercises on the Black Board, embracing the
Grammatical Construction and Composition of
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE; and the pro-
cess OF drawing up accounts current anu sales,
equating payments, computing exchange on
drafts and remittances, &c. sc.
p K N M A SHIP
By the use of Davison's patent Muscular
Guide to Penmanship. the student acquires not
only beautiful, but expeditions hand writing.
Specimens of improvement made in the writ
ing OF former pupils may be seen at the Hall,
where gentlemen DESTROYS of joining the Glass
will please to leave their names, with place of
residence.
Terms made known to the members at the
first meeting.
A. HAWKINS.
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NO MORE CORNS =!
Dr.. Herman MI. HiPSehfeId.

NurgeOn CHT0p00lSt.
DEGS leave to offer his services to the Ladies
ID and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
in curing CORNS and BUNIONS, NAILS PEN
ETRATING THE FLESH, EXTRACTED WITH
OUT PAIN, so that the Boot or Shoe can be worn
immediately without the least Inconvenience
Orders can be left at W. A. S. Taylor's Drug
Store, corner Main and Church street.
Residence 3rd Cross street, between Holt and
Mariner, opposite the door of the old Gas House
Gg- Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at
their residences.
REFERENCES.
DR.. w J Moore, Or. Simpkins, S w Seldner
ESQ.,, Tompkins Esq; DR. Campbell, Um-
etadter Eso and others. Sc l-3Hl
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

IL. ID. CLIFTON a. co.
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION
UTE subscribers are now receiving very
and Youths NA
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF superior quality and workmanship. Tothose
wishing to purchase we offer great Inducements
from the fact of manu- featuring all of our own
Clothing, we confidently assert that we can and
VIII sell at as low figure as any house in the
States, North or South. Also to hand prime
stock of f
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OF every variety and description. An exam,na
ton Is only wanting to satisfy a II, that the
Old stand No. 16 Main Street
is the place where you may always lely Oh
getting good article at a fair price. Call and
examine. noa
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DESIRA ABLE DWELLING FOR
RENT

RENT.
WILL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite st. Paul's Church. 1t con-
tains nine rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard and large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate to "a good tenant. Possession given
Jan. lst, 1860. Apply to the present tenant,
or to A. WRENN,
oc l9-tf No. 8 and IL Union st.
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EINN hIEANDIFS, VINES, &c
N U. s. Bonded Ware House, Imported from
l. the best market, and for sale on acco;ao dat.
ing terms.
II Casks Mederia Wine.
Pipes Holland Gin,
10 Q Casks Port Wine,
Puncheons w. l. Rum,
10 q Casks Hannesey Sherry Wine,
II Octaves Signett Brandy,
20 y Pipes Jas. Hennessy L d Brandy,
IL 4 Casks do do do
y Il do do do do
3 u do Vineyard Proprietors do
b UctaveS do do do
ROGERS LANGLEY,
no g No 8, Newton's wharf
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New Advertisements.
OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH

OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH.
SCALE OF PRICES.
DresS Cfcie' ...'.....'.......'..'. SO
Parquet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
THIRD NIGHT OF THE FAVORITES
Marsh's Juvenile Comedians,
FAIR WEEK
Their Extraordinary Performances.
This WEDNESDAY Evening, Nov. sth. 1859,
Will be performed the beautiful Drama OF
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
The Performance will commence with the
MANIAC LOVER.
Nf- Doors Open at TX o'clock-Curtain to rise
precisely at TX o'clock. nos
bacon, Hams, Lard, Cheese and Butter just
u received, and for sale at No. Al, Corner of
Cove and Church street.
no9 VIM. X. DRURY.
THAYLOKS AND BLUE FISH-A fresh
i barrel OF the above named fish just opened
at No. A, Corner OF Cove and Church st
no9 VIM. X. DRURY.
QUCkWHEAT-Ai large supply of Buck
ID wheat Just received, and for sale at SIN
cents per bag at No. "A. corner of Cove and
Church street,
no9 W.K. DRURY.
LIME ENGLISH DAIRY AND PINE
T. CHEESE.-Familiesi in want of very
rich and delightful article of cheese will find
the same at
&c. DEMING'S Family Grocery,
no9 No. go, Church street.
H l. A copy
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10 N n ID AND SMOK ED BEEF,
~ Bologna Sausages, also Ok Tongues, No. l,
Msckerel, Smithfield Hams, Buckw6eat, choice
Butter, Lard and Cheese. Also, superior OLD
Champagne and other Wines London Porter
and Scotch Ale, tor sale on reasonable terms by
u. p, PENDLETON,
no a-lw No. 6, Market Square,
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/ Selected
| EXPRESSLY
/ Medicinal
II AND
Il USE.

% Wide Water Street, next door to
je IL S. o. MERwIN g. Co.. Auct'rs.
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4 SUPERIOR OLD APPLE BRANDY.
q BBLS, of the above article which is really
~ a superior article. You folks who want
something nice had better send your demijohns
and jugs to JAS. E. JONES,
nos No. 9, Campbell's wharf
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@iiem
@ittSbur9er &pblen>
&. $. 8raben,
En- gros 9anpler in @tien. Na9eln, Stabl,
s$aufeln, aluss.n> @asen, @&rautenmutttrn
uub S4mieoe-@ trtitu9en, nit einem aQ9emei>
men ENFORCEMENT Don =
}1merel1 .@tienm11ren;
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unb 3int 1T 7Gafeln,,!2 saEi 80 "s1S!
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bette in, Martte. - MQt rbe(t u,tb anbert 1T ba6
Sad 19laeenbe Mrtitel tuttbtn su BEN biQieten
Yreilen rertauft. "'~'.
Belonbers empfeblen bic llntersei@ueten ibr
@ei@aft ben Rau aeuteu auf ben, Qaubt.
e. 9. 8raoen.
.1.. 49,, e. 8runtn9,
% beut@9er Glerf.
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Semtibe Sanf
5: & g. wi((ius, Soint pou(:

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CGraber meyer u. @iQius.)
Dielelbe umfaBt nebt alien in taS 8antfa@
eini9lasenben be(ontsr5 ~folsenbt 3meiae:
Me9iel auf Deutl 9lano,
lotpie aufa ale 9auptplafe Granfrei9S, Der @9meil
unb bes Snlanbea werben 1tetS in beliebi9en Be-
trd9en urb gu ben 9initislten 8ebtneunsen abet-
Beben.
Dte Mus3abluns Yon @elbern
in iraeno einem xbeile Deutl9laubs unb It,
@dwei3 beidaHen pir, inbem mir ben @eeenmert1
ter tei uns einsesablten 8etrdse ben Gmpfdn-
germ 1eltt in ben entleeeuf'u Ortl1afteu, felten-
frei in's 9aus 1enben lalen unb tSnnen unitrs
Muftrae9eber bic Observation-Disclosures ibre,
Treuube ipdter bel uns ent9esennebmen. Gtrne'
belorSen mir bic
Gin3iebun9 BON @eloern
in europa unp peroen bic ta3u erforberli4tu
Yapiere> ais:
@ollnna9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ipettnl 9eiad 'e. bon
uns aursaefertiat unb bereu @iltigttit nerbairst.
Mu9 beipreen mir bic eoniularii&e B~felaubisune
FOLDER Gptumente.
paiaaeldeine
aur freien Tabrt iiber Bremen na9 Nep.y ort,
Baltimore pper Netp-S rleans Yerabfpl9en mir ~
seitscnaBen preiien. @ul9c @9eire baben M,
fit bic in b~enielben benannte periun @Iltigtei
unb fDnnen niGt Don ~ter1elben sertauft pber Iber-
tragen tperben. @irb Der @deit bon ber betrtf'
feuoen Yerlpn ni9t benubt 10 l1atten mir BEN
8aufer be0tlten bic &aufiumme, ab3ieli@ &om'
milipn, suruf.
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bic auf beltin1mte :3eit bel uns b%eponirt (ine. abtr'
.L-~. So oJ>>.n La.. T.ksk@Isan> - ~ s.s~A
eisentbum obtr sesen Sntee6en auf
Grte bYpptbefariide St9erbeit; q.
faufeu unb Dertaufen @clb unb @ilber, be5orstn
bic @in;iebuu9 Yun We9leln unb Noten in Urgent
eirem Ibeile Der Bereini9ten @taatsn unb Sableu
bic bU&fe Yramie fir ~
@e9 lel auf New>yprt, ct. 2pui8 Il,
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vQufig tlinset bic Trpnlpetem !
Limb Mnfnunen in lem @1ll!"

H~Np 4VINAutU w w" 0"". 90
Sn BEN Gallon beS 6rn. @epr9 Ben5
ndmli@ ,perpen beute @benb Srcmpeten
l9mettern, aber ba6 S9u,etter1 miro 1ei1
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8ens letnen @diten pprleBen miro in aus
9eSei9neter 6ualitdt.
Ginselanot.
Demptratt19e Mai1epz@erz
nmm1un9!!! Mn,peienb tparen un<
9efdbr treiBi9 pemotratii@e peuti@e 8Qr<
0er> >1m bic Derldtebenen 9eu9ten
0riinbe Ginger 9erren, >parum mir Deut>
1@e buraau6 ni@t etni9 ieien uno bic
peutl9en Dempfraten NIT ben Srldnbern
III timtnen baben, 3u b1ren. ST. Matnz
ger er1fnete ben @ei9en bapurd, pab ct
ben 3we6 ber @eriammlun9 auSeinanoerz
1eBte unp I'M 2aufe ieiner &epe bic Be-
merfuns ma@te, rab man bic gu fa6enoen
8el9ld0e her teut19en Ma0enperlammz
lung porle9en Iole, mpfir er aber BON eini<
gen u%9eiren8en @erren" 9eb1ri9 ob9efappt
uno CUR urt&ti9en Gin1t@" &C.
bradt wurbe.
Inter ben @rinber, rparum bic Deut>
l6en in oieler @abl ni@t 3uiammen9eben
fDnnten, waren bic bauptld9liGi item fplz
9enbe: Dab es eritens rein unmDsli9 lei>
bic Deutl9en 3u Yeretni9en, unp 3petten6>
bab man beutlid. 1ebet f1nne, lpaS bic
beutl9eu &epublitaner teobi@ti9en, IN
benz Die in ber leBten Ma0enperlammlun9
auf9efelten Dele9aten bis babin nod,
feline reue @erlammlun9 berufen batten
unp wprauS ni9t8 Nnpere8 81 19lteBen
1ei alS baB fe muir S9war3republifaner
ermdblen ppQen> pb9lei9 ben i6arht6ttz
gen 6erren mob u befonnt mar, bab bic De-
legation gum 9r6bten Spell aus Demo-
fraten betebt.
Na9bem nun mod perldieoene Nntrd0e
9eielt uno 8el@li0e 9efabt maren> nobel
aber meiiten8 muir bic Der u@elren9en"
%burd9in9en bic Der Manner aus benz
&olfe aber nt@t Diel berldil9tiot wurpen,
perta9te ii@ rie MaMen perlammluns.
C;ViS.
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8ermti9te Mn5etgen>

Srunip,t, 2etptS II. 2$bite,
(Na@festr BON S. %. Bag u. Go.)
Speoiticnsz uno @ommilVpnSz@ el1aft,
Dampfbont-A sentur
Aunb ...
Aeentur fir Manny's aQsemein befauute uup
erprctte Mab< unt Dreld-M al9inen.
~ Glitter ,nb padete fnb 3u martiren;
"Care ofB. l.. &W., ST. Paul."
1t52.12
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Eautmann's 0ote(,
Glayitrabe 3wilden Der 5. u. 6. @trabe>
Dubuque, SOMA.
Der lntcr3eidnete erlaubt {@ benz 9eebrttn
Yublitum unb 1einen Treunben bic Nn3eise 5u
MAIDEN, taB CT AM bie1sen plaBe ein 9otel unter
ptisem Namen erbHnet bat, helen nclltanetye
pura uno turd neue unb %s>pefmabige @inri9'
tun9 ni9ts gu tpinlden ubrig laBt.
Vrpmpte unb reelle gesienung .peroen Su9e-
li9ert.
W- Cine quite StaQune If bel Benz 5aule.
1884 q. 8aumann.
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$bee! &bee! Ebeel
@btne(t19er Tbee!
Da Der l1%nter3ei9nee finfunbtrei6is
8ifen pom feinten i9war;en lowcbl tpie grimes
3bee birette BON Nep-yurt i'm rrtirt bat, erlaubt
Ct lid has beutl&e putlitum tappu in aenntRib
3u feben. Yreile:
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Mriu Is
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9yipn 70
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ST: II. So. Grtra feiner i&waraer
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8aNee> unb @emir3 = Muble in Stem gort Elm
src6es 6uantum BON 8aFee unb @epir3en BE-
Scsen, fir beren Qualitat g%arantirt nirb, unb
balt itets an Eager ale @orten RON @rceerien unb
prcsiionen. a. Mci1e1,
Gde npn 8roabrap unb Der Stem Stra6e,
ct. Yaul, Minn.,
12b (nabe @iQman's @ieBerei.)
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@Q1fbQu1er un6 @QlpnS.
DfllfpeDfrf Saloon,

@#7A p~flleueofrf Saloon,
&Az Dritte Strafe,.
3wii9en @aibinetuna unb 6ranflin StraBe
ct. saul --- Miunt1cta.
Dieter Gallon 1T auf ba5 Mobernfe eingsrid-
tet, liefert e9te @etrdnfe, bat itetS cine Nusmabl
BON ausnirtieen 3eitunse t %auHie9en unb 9etpabrt
ben @Giten bas Yradtspae Yanprama Don Gl1'b
uub Bergen.
~ Seoen Mor9en swii@en 10 uno
II 1br &unb.
15b26p @eor8 8en3.
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0pnD & $tlbebranbt,
Cutie II. 0iduann

CUTIE H.. 0idmarn,
Ga{imtr6> uno 1u@bdnbter,
ina Rs.l1OO, Duansfrabe, Nep-gort. ~.
o. @tets Gin Eager ,unb s~oQfGubiaes AFort.
uatnt bon beuti&tn unb fran3Sf(9en &u@tn ber
befen Gabriftn. ~'t' AZ I+.fE'' 1885
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&errlttbeS 6arten=&anb
81uplGte

8QupldBe
scn anbertbalb Mder 2anb, nabe Der @tatt ct.
Waul, Minn., III $500. Muf 1, 2, 3, 4 unt 5
SABRE 3eit. Der &dufer bat bas Qane 3u eulti-
piren.
S. 0fc&entp,
Dealer in Neal GNate.
Dffice: Gde BON Der Dritteu u. Minneicta.
Strase, g. 9 aul, Minneipta. 1874
eli. Deutl de6
epebittone. u. Gommificns gef1dft
pom
6. Dan Griba8h
ae9enGter br G6bre. untert Qanbuns.
..... Beaei&net Yadete:
1t52,5 care P:,v. F., St. Paul.
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Sis, 1ebr Utel Sis!

Die llnterti@neten MAIDEN ibren &unoeu unb
benz Wublitum iberbaupt bic Mn3eise, bag 1e ei-
nen srcben @crratb tes teten Giles eins.lest ta-
ben u,,p in, @tanbe o,t, alien BefeQuugen pdb-
renb tes eanaen @prfaners prpmpt na@3utcmmen.
vacmmet M0e, bic ibr mlblieli9 uub belapen
1eir, unIer Gis pirb eud erquden."
40 @etr. Bettinsen.
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MpbewaQren @eI9dfte.

1T 9lla1& aa9la69p1a@:iii
glstite 4 foreYau99,
oritte CITRATE, :. ct. %aul.
En- gros uno En- detail 6dnbler
mannfactur= S. mpbetpaare,,,
BADEN Der etmas pprserIdten @ai1pm balter
5dnmtlide @aaren ibres arpBen Gtatli0emeuts
b~ebtutenp int Yreiie berabseiest unb pertaufen su
ben niebrisien Marttpreilen.
GNr1 fcbr rcrtbeilb1ftc 8esugsqutuen i'm 8 ifen
unb hur@ birette 8e;iebunsen NIT Grautrei@,
&nelanb unb DeutIdlanb linp mir in ben @tant
ssitst, .tiQiser als ireenb tin auteres bielises 5aus
r~erfaufen 3u tSnuen.
@ir unttrbolten fes eia rei&taltisss unt ~otl.
a1ortirtes Eager in:
fran6SiiAtn unb tnldnpii4ea
&alieps,
Dslaines.
Merimcs,
De Btises,
AlracaS,
Ylaibs unb Ga9emirts,
Poll de chevres,
Neapclitaines,
2artansz.
TlaneQe.
&i1@3eu8e aller art.
8ettpeden in 8oue, pique unp 3tr<
incline.
Strumpfz unb @eibz@ aartn.
Qanbf9ube unb Trimminos.
Gerner:
@bapls, Mantelets unb Glcafs,
Sud-, Bpudstins unt 9atiutttS.
L. Chen u: -
@inen l@Gntn eleeanten @tpd in ein<
farbi9en unb buuten Seibenmaartn -.
}@warsen Tafet, Don rs Cts, an bic
yarb uno bSbtr, in aus9e;eidneter Sua>
litdt. -
M8. &auReuten, reip. Biebersertdufern auf
eem2ante, bewiQisen mir eiuen ansemeNenen9ta-
bait unb tperben ful9e ,1n1ere Yreiit, inn @erslei&
~ btnen Der Netu< q prter pber anttren plaSen bes
Olens, pobl sieutli& ais ~bie1elben fnben.
Suffice & Gprepau8b.
~. Maurtce Auerba@,
1t52.40 beuti&er &lerf.
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&cber! &eberH

&&!ielieet'r! &eberH
~ .2&ebter 4 &tebl, s." -.
2eber=Smpprte,1re ,,nb Gerber,
baten .atts an 5anb tas erS6te uuo befloste "a.
ger bon Qeeer uub Gintiu8s, ais: 5
@pani(4e5 @phten. @1ub. Il. @atttlrtert-
!. Qeber, " aeu9, lars.
Gi9en Spbleus 2tber, @urtel+ 2eeer
Sber(eber, Brana1il@es Ralbleber,
3euu,leber, Tran3. srrbe RalbftQe,
Snllnbiides8 albsleber,
&an,pieo unb Maoras marofto> iopte AUDI aut
@prten BON GinbinJ II. (. ~.
c. Man tittet nm 3ulpru@, UNI 7d su iiber>
3sussn. bab mir 5u ben tiQisfen prsifeu int S.aate
Sertauf fen.
Btl tlunsen .perttn siinftli9 belorst.
~ GeQe> 9trl9< unb anpere 6dute
,pereen 9e9en baar ein9efauft-
3tBler u. Nitbl,
ct. MutbonYlrabe, 1ubli6, unte1bslb
"a btm rNmerican 9pu1e."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NruTICE i hereby given that ] VII SCI
~ ~ public auction, on Thursday, ne lHh
day Of February. 1852 al the late residence
of Christian Dours, late Of Dubois coun',,
all his personal property ho'
taken BY the widow, consisting q wason'
wh4pt. oais, corn, hay, poultry Plvwr,
harrows, farming utensils, horses, cave We,
cows. hogs. and other live stock; also ~
~ household and kitchen furniture. Ie'ms
Of Salc-All sums under three dollars casn
over that sun IL monhs credit VII % ~
~. purchaser giving note with approved &c
cur,Iv. bearing interest from date.
joSTPH sERuERSHEIM, adn'f'
- ec fata AN,
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rs hereby given tina, the undersigned has
! mndc application % the Auditor o. ~
buis county. lndiana, for a duplicate cef'li''
cate az purchase Of The southwest quarle'
~ Tie south-west quarter OF section No. 10
IN township NJ. 8. south of range No.
n Michael Miller, tho original purchaser
,he oririnrl certificate ~ purchase teint
lns,. BARBARA LAuDY
uct ia, 5S-l3w. Si0O