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CTDDINEss, HEADACHE. &c.

These pains AMI disagrseable feelings are generally
symptoms 81 seine Othe: cOEpIsiEti such as dyspepsia,
aPofI,Sy. and varloas others. al uI which axe caused
by CarfuIt hoNiycS iaaltvr. clugOiug the various cir
cuIaiinnS: hence. a Stream or rush OF hiDod to The
h.ai aud by tie excitement a great pressure on tn
brain Gidnin IS. h-alsche, loss Of meaiOTy dimEess
Of sisht. and various OiEtr complaints are he T-sUlt
Thus it will he seen that all the above painful ana dis
tTs sing mtiIiirs OK their OrIEia 20 the blood. DR..
SO-se's Indian Root P,iis ale acknowledge d to he The
only al 'iicirc thtt VII thoroughly putty the hio"d -
lhey enter the hlDad- and follow the stTeam OF If on
its iUuTuay through the sy= ten They root oUt all
ipulnrsS ard mpGF ~. snr drive ont every unhealthy
o'stfGciiOn. Iurs shCEti lie taken every hight in
sLhici-it quantities to operate hrIskly. ~ cOEuivrc-
ia= w'th IT, pills on goiI : to bed. three the mcknight.
and tear the n'Nt hight; It tn symptoms are not re-
moved. Commerce again with ~ PiliS aud go no again
- fore Continue Ia NSe manner uati! the blood IS
thororshly p~griacd, AMI 81. pain aud distr-s is eutirs-
y removed.
C,iai, one Of our FREE ALNANACS. aud read the
history .! Or. Nurses Il-he-, ami how tins mslIciue
Vas iutrsd:cri
iEWARE e. a counterfeit Of tiess P~iIs-YELJ1W
WRAPPERS. All genuine are in'BLUS wrappers,
with the signature Of \. }. White & Co., eli each box.
Price - IT'S.
Ds. Morsx's Indian Rect pills are sold hy all deal
ers in Ge,.iriues.- sept. Is, j9.-lm
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Cleveland, and from time to time in future
meetings between the parties, to see other
interesting questions, perhaps upon the
subject of infant baptism, or some other of
equal interest, introduced by JUICE Ran
ney into the politial arena.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

DvSION, DOIU u
TIE ELopING CLERGYMAN-HEIs a De-
TAU4TER.-An Englishman named Edward
Humphrey. who, it is alleged, is a dcfaul-
ter to the amount of 10000, pounds ster-
ling has been arrested here. Humphrey is the
clergyman who elOped with another mans
wife from England, as already published.
He is q brick"
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0taHs.

On the 9TH inst. OF consumption, at the res
dence of her parents, in Warren, Ohio, Mrs,
LOUISA POMEROY, wife Of S. 7. Poneroy,
and eldest daughter eff Augustus and Sarah
Gr;eter, aged % years and one month.
In gainesville. on the Cd inst, of consumpt-
ion, SELMA, wife of C. II. Huntingdon, in the
:2Id year of her age.
On the sth inst, GEORGE FRANKLIN,
infant son of c. II. and Mary E. Prentice, aged
AZ moaths.
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American Journal of Science and Ar

Edited b. Professors Silliman, Dana
and Agassiz. This Journal fully sustains
its well earned reputation, and is a relia-
BE record Of the latest and most important
progress Of Science and Art. 1t has the
health and vigor, which bctokens the rap
id progress Of Science and Art on tie
Western Continent. The September num-
Der contains the usual amount of fresh and
reliable Scientific intelligence. Price So
per year. Address, Publishers, New Ha-
ven, CT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

Hon II. ?. PAryE-This gentleman
has put himself at the disposal Of the State
Committee, and viii be on the Stump as
tkey shall direct from and afer this time
C2erelqnd Plata Dealer.
The same gentleman put himself at the
disposal OF the people Of Ohio, two years
ago, and was disposed OF.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

\ rev process Of curing meats has been
patented by Messrs. Paddock & Marsh.
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. As soon as the ami
nal is killed and before it is skinned, salt
is injected through the arteries, and it can
be thus cured and rendered fit for market
in ten minutes time.
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P~oterson,s Ladies, Rational Magazine.

Published by Chas. J. Peterson, sos
Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Terms 50
per year.
In the October number we find. Men
ding the World" which under the guise of
a pleasant tale, conveys a moral, which
there are many very good people in this
world, who would be the better for heed
ing. The other articles are interesting,
and the number Of embellishments is large.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

HON. HARRISON G.. BLAKE, OF Medina
county, has received the nomination for Con
greSs, forthe District composed of Ashland,
Wayne, Medina, and Lorain, rice General.
Sphinx, deceased. No gentleman in the Dis
trict stands higher, or will receive a warm
CT or more united support from the Repub-
lican party than Dir. Blake. .
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PILLAR OF FIRE. or Israr

! in Brnitgr, being an account OF the wonderful
scenes in the life Of the son Of PhIraOh'> daughter
(fos.-) rom his youth 10 the ascent of sinai c.mpris-
Ing A. ~ an eve witness. hiss Miracles Def 're Ph uoah.
Passage of the Rel Sea. aud reception Of the Ian on
NDurt Sinai.
Call at Adams Book Store for a circular. giving a
frli description Of this book: % copies just received,
price Sl,.5. Lay II. leS9.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

PETER Boswell, Of this place, had sent
to him the other day. q large sea turtle, or
tortoise. from Key West, south Of Florida.
II came by express, and weighs forty pounds.
1t Was shipped b JoHN. W. JouNsoy, form
erly Of this place. 1t is a curiosity in this
region Of country.-SaieH RepuhLcaR.
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JOSIAH w MOLCOTT,S ESTATE.

u, Notice is hereby given that tn subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Administrators on
the Estate Of Josiah W. WOlcCtt lste Of Pennington,
TrlinIuli County. Ohio, deceased. All persons haT-
ing ella inns against said Estate, are hereby notified to
pr-ssut them legally sworn to aud authenticated, to
either of The suh>crihers within one year.
e. JACOB II. .am;,:o.
JOHN VI. STILL,
Semi. II I-Jq-3y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

1t is stated that IN and about New York,
less than three hundred churches closed
in the month of August, owing to the al
sence of their pastors, who are taking an
airing in the country
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14
HIGHLANDS CERTAIN BITTERs.
Prepared Ey DR.. c " JGefs,H. Ill .Greh Si:cst.
PEiiadsiPajar IA
READ WHAT H. S-Ig OF THEM

SCuTT, c rtiaLd Co ~ Y March -i.t. I~5T
Dr. e " J-ckssB Dear SGr: la lthaI II the
-inicsrd 1 I,rn . lew lima - yea. have u De red and
.I"rt'Tcd uy >e.f. ant kn"S hu~ L" pIy these aha ise
co Il u"u. ! hgil | c,mmei ctd taktug yOgr Biit-rs
uasL suu.u3-r WAS at a,lr IL do Any thIng. o. even 10
-. up any c%uniiirr.. L. le"clh OF time. Before | had
taken h fri "Dt,ie, 1 fr.t like : hrs Laan. and LOW,
alter hI'iu- contiLae the use OF them "A short line.
il the ~ofst syasap u ire ye4r. Lam a6le 10 Es5Or hard
e1erg day. To- say the hast. thiHS 1 nave received
uuTe D-Heh. from tHe Beers. than all other ue1icines
/ hive tatvn. / cave hot Only used your BitJrrs my
srf. hut have given bottles and pats Of OttlrS 20 hose
Complaining tt Dyspep ia aud Liver Compliant. and
IN every ctss, they tell me they have taken 70 MEDICINE
50 aeErisiai as The Filters
Ea-,-rr-rF- x.---
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CUYAuoGA COUNTY xoMIyArIoys.

CUYAHOGA COUNTY N0MIEATIONs.
For SeBGtCr-IheoLore Braek.
:. RepraSen aiiceS-Richard c. Parsons.
d" c. I. Blakeslee.
g" Pros, AHorne"-Albcrt I. Siade.
d" TreaSuTer-Harvey Burke.
&" Coroacr-C. \. Hartman.
I" CommiSSjoner-A. Everett.
D." EgWaG>oti0n-S. Williamson.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

IT L NY-TERS - Macy ToS Pore can -f-rd
- IL h- 'ur Of Fan lat Ia- harf. of evriv ftaily
"a TIA. e"uHrry. All give an. IN he privilege Of usin-
aAif a hottie. andreLLrH The REMAINDER ailhaUt pay. Il
They chu.s-.
The secret is that when q ce ihry ;ry itthe, 6ud il
- valut'l= hat IN y c-ungi k-cp hvu-r without it,
lie iu'1Ims Us taIs II Is very sed III n [ euy - Tv-
turned. Sept IL 1859 SIS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14
Wlarriagfs.

Al Nelson, on the 10Th inst, by Cornelius
Baldwin Esq, Mr., WARREN CHARLKER of
Freedom, Portage County, and Miss JERUSHA
VETS Of Soutrins;oH, Trumbuil County.
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Total Liabilities.

Total L abilities. 8 $3.50 co
". MISCELLANEOUS.
Eleventh.. III. greatest account insured in
al one risk, generally. $4,000 CO.
Twelfth. The greatest amount allowed by the rules to
he insured in any me city. town or village. not
fxed-goyerned by character of buildings and
means of extILeui,hiDg fires
ThiTtsenIh- The Z eatest amount allowed tc be insured
in any one block, governed by character and
construction Of the same-so as to avoid undue
concentration.
Fourteenth The amount of its capital or earnings
deposited in any other State. as security for los
ses therein. naming them. with the amount in
each. and whether such company transacts any
business Of insurance in said State or States,
nothing.
Fifteenth. The Charter, or act of incorporation Of
said COmpany-On File
STATE OF NEw York.
City and County Of New York
Stephen Crowell. President. and Philander Shaw.
Secretary Cf the Phenix Fire Insurance Company,
being severslly sworn. depose and say. that the fore
going is a full. true and correct statement Of the Affairs
of The said Company,
P~HILANDEG SHAW. Secretary.
Subscribed AMI sgsrn before ne, this 18th DAY Of
January. 1850.
T-1f THo's L. TUORNELL. com'r for the
49, = State of OHIO in New York.
Auditor Of States Office for Ohio.l
Columbus, August ], Is59.
I, Francis NJ. Wright. AuiitUr Of state fer ohio, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct copy or
the Statement Of Condition Of the Phenix Fire iDsuE-
ance Company Of Brooklyn, New York made TO this
Ofice for the year icj9 and now on III herein
Witness NY hald and seal officially.
ssAL E ~ Wright.
Auditor Of State.
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REPUBLICAN STAIR TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM pENNIS0N, of Franklin County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ROBERT c. KIRK, of K2ox County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ROBERT W. TAYLER, of Mahonins County
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON P. RUSSELL, of Clinton County
o TREASURER OF STATE.
ALFREDO. STONE, Of Franklin County.
o CPREM JUDGE,
WILLIAM Y. GHOLSON, of Hamilton County
FOR MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC .woEEs.
JOHN B. GREGORY, of Seioto County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ANS0N SMYTH, of Lucas County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14
1893. 1859.
NEW YORK STORE.
THIRTEENTH
AGEDAA SALE
1859.
1859.

TsHE subscribers are now OPEN
- ing ther stock of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS-which in ex,cp,
and variety is unsurpassed in this cum.
ty. and which has been selected with
great care. and special reference 10 the
wants Of the people.
In the styles and qualities and prices
of the goods which we offer to our Gus.
this fall, We challenge COMPETE
ton
Cheese, Butter and Farm Produce
generally, wanted, for which Cash ans
Goods will be paid.
PARKS & VENT,
WARREN. O., Sept, 1859.
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Republican County & District Ticket,

SENATOR,
J. D. COX.
MEMBER BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
DAVID HAYNES.
REPRESENTATIVE.
X. H. WALKER.
SHERIFF,
A. B. LYMAN.
TREASURER.
D. Z. GILMORE.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J. N. STULL.
COMMISSIONER,
JACOB s. SMITH.
CORONER.
GARRY C. REED.
.ISFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
SAM'L FANSLER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14
County Fairs 1850.

The FLOWING is a list of the County
Fairs held upon the Reserve and vicinity
in September and October.
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CERTIFICATE oF AUTHORITY.
10 expire on the sls, day of Jan. lsea,)

10 expire on the 3lSt day OF Jan. lS6n)
Columbus. o.. january n, 1850.
Whereas, The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company. 10
Gated al brooklyn, in the State of New York, has fled
in this office a sworn statement Of its condition. as re-
quired by the first section Of the "AettO regulate In
surance Companies not Incorporated by The State Of
Ohio" passed April :, 1856.
-5Rd rhsreaS, Said Company has furnished the I'M
d~ersigned, satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of
1T least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
invested in stocks or in bonds, or in mortgages 0. real
estate worth double the amount for which the sane is
mortgaged:
-4Rd rhereGs, Said Company has fled in this Office 4
written instrument. under its corporate seal signed
By the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
acknowledge service Of process for and in behalf OF
said Company, cOnsenting that service OF process
mesne or final, upon any such agent or agents, shall
he taken and held to he as valid as'if served upon the
Company, according TO the laws ofthis, or any other
State. and waving all claim or right OF error by rea-
son of such acknowledgement Of service
Non, therefore, In pursuance Of the first section OF
the Act TO regulate Insurance Companies not ineor>
pcrated by the State Of Ohio" passed April Z, lS56.
VI. WRIGHT, Auditor of State. DO HEREBY
CERTIFY, that said PheDix Fir, Insurance Company ia
authorized to transact the business OF Fire Insurance
in this State, Until the thirty first day OF January,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereInto subscribed my
name, and caused the seal Of my office to be affixed
this thirty first day Of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and fifty nine.
(SeaI) z. NJ. WRIGHT Auditor.
The State of Ohio.l
franklin County.i I certify that the above is a true
copy Of the original C~ertihcate OF Authority z anted
by the Au Iitor OF Ohio to the Phenix Fire Insurance
Company Of Brooklyn, copied by me in said Auditors
Once.
witness my hand and Notarial seal. this LIST day OF
JAS. WILLIAMS. Notary Public
SEAL and Insurance Clerk,
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sheriEs Sale.
". c. Porter,
vs.. FelGi. Erp5u0S.
Iannc r portnr

james K. Fortcr.
Fly virtue Of the above stated Ccndi.
J 3 to me directed. | viii expose to pub
lie sale, for c2sh, in front Of the Court
House door, in tie town Of Taulding, be-
tween the usual hours OF sale. on the first
Monday Of September next, the following
described property, to-wit; n NEGRO
WOMAN, named Seamless. aged about
fifty years, of black complexion; levied on
as the property Of the above named defend
ant, to satisfy the above stated EcndL.
Exp. I'D al costs.
L. 2. LASSITER.
Sheriff Of Jasper County.
August &c, 1859. Hit
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hesnccU1llv yours,
JANIS Won E-ENSCHQTER

The Btters are s,ld by druggists or stOrekeel crs in
every town and village IL the CLiI.d S,at,s. Cauadas.
- est Indies, AID Syalh America, AZ - cents per bot
tie. Sgut. IA -.g
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14
First CLAS
By State Authority.

Abatement of the condition OF the
- PIIENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. on The
3ist day Of December. Ie5-, made TO the Auditor of
Ohio. Pursuant to the SIsiu- Of that State, enttlrd
Al act 10 rrgultte Insurance Companies. not ircor
PoFaied BY the state Of Ohio. passed april Z, Ie56.
NAME y LOCATION.
First. The name of the Company is The Phcnix FIRE
Insurance Company" and is loeat-l Il til { "
OF Brooklyn. Count. Of hins>. am state If New
York and incorporated by the Leg stature of
said State, Sept. o. lS53.
I CAPITAL
Second The amount Of it, CAPITAL :: lck in shares
Third. OF $50 zach. and al all up.is Saae .1us 10
surplus. qn.g4.1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

Four hundred and ffty-two children, un-
der. the age OF two years, died in the city
Of New York last week; Of that number
l4j died of cholera inEantum and Is Of
diarrhea; the whole number of deaths OF
all ages being 10. The New York Times
adds. common deccncy demands an inter-
milton Of this innocent blood.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-14

OUE readers may form some idea Of the
monster ship Great Eastern. which is to
sail from the river Thames to the L. S.
next week, by a simple statement that it
requires a crew Of 800; of these, lo0 are
iiremen, - engineers, $50 stewards. 1t
viii Garry 10000 tuns of coal on each voy-
age, and make the trip in six days.
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Total Assets of the Company. sou, o.

III. LIABILITIES.
Fifth. The amount Of Liabilities. due or not due, to
Banks and other creditors. nothing.
Sixth. Losses adjusted and due. do
Seventh. Losses 10 and not due, do
Eighth Losses una'iju>tel.
further proof,
Tenth. All osher claims against the Com
pany, (Eesisted) s $500 co
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Ii d. L1Itf
SbsrjT Z, JaS0er GOulIU.


August &c. 1853. Hit
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Total Capital and Surplus.

ia SdlAAh dHi EuIDlCs - % . q
Fourth. II. ASSETS.
l. Cash O. the Company on hand
snd i'll Bank. { 500 90
" in the hands of ami due
fran Agents nothing
3 Real Estate uhincumberei. none.
I. The Bonds ana Stocks owned by
the Company a. per voushers
accOmPlnyiug-how secured.
and the rate Of interest thereon
. tO-Wit:
so shares Atlantic Bank. N Y, 5 4.950 90
50 - Brooklyn Union Ferry Co.. 5,Cga 10.
-
Total Bonds and Stocks. 5 gao Co
5. Debts due the Company. secured
by Bonds and first mortgages on
kea, Estate. in the cites of
BrcOkly ard New York. worth
in each case 50 to 100 per cent.
more than the amount for which
the same is - Ortgaged. AS per
vouchers accompanying, S20l ,35I Co
6. Debts otherwise secured, as per
vouchers accompany ing. viz:
Being loans on demand, secured
by good bank and other corpora
ton stocks. 8 1882 20
Z. Debts for Premiums. all eonsid-
cred good. 8 53i7 oil
Bills Receivable. 5 I.545 So
g. All other securities. interest on
Bonds and Loans accrued At
per cent, $ 6.g7s 90
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22
oncert
@bicoQp <Salpn.

@bico9p 8ter<SalDn.
@eute (@amitas) NtenO> ben %. Sftcber,
tpirb 9err Waener NIT ieinem jebt nen ersani-
iirten Mulfeorps, tpc3u q spei Der belten Mufter
BON Der v@reat @eltern 8anb" Ypu @bica9c sc.
ronnen bat, bic l9Dnien VieGen Dortra9en.
Das prc9ramm belast tas N6bere.
Boot II. 9 aiffbauer.
pro9ramm:
Suntrture aus ber Spfr Der Brauer ppn pre-.
fpn Ypn Qlbau1.
@cleaten- @ruB. Mari1. ...., Bon @bantal.
eieb bes &saars aus vG3aar unb zimmerman"
BON 2orbins.
Duet aus Beliiar. Duni3etti.
Drop-W al3er BON gilbert.
SuSerture aus Der Sfer uMcrma". bon BeQini.
U1ullV ......VVu OtIyuIu1NU-
Aueu Don U(eNCel3lCgu.
Der i~terbenbe 3elb. ................ BON 8alner.
Deuti9es Mulel>2ieb .............npn @9mis.
Sc
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tr1Ben<@rDffnuu

g pirt anmit alien III Der @a9e 8etbeilisteu
bic An3ei9e sen1a9t, bas son @runteisentbumern
II Der eritten @arb cine Bitti@rift bur9 ben
Staet-elerf recrrbirt rurte, CUR GrpTnuna Der
Sun1nit AYenue, scn her &iee< t,s CUR @ata-
{batu-S traBe. - ..,.-5 - :. y.
Der 9tabtratb wiro een,sufolse - Dienlas,
ben 8. Ncser,ber B 80, i'm &atbssimmer ptriaml-
entiprinsenben Nadtbeile unb gprtbeile. i'm Gimme
Der prcSiitcn hes @%tatttarters, in Grmaauna III
3ieben.
Muf Srber bes Wemeinterattes:
S. 8. Dobee Stabt= &lert.
ct. Yaul, 5. Ott. 1859. 64b67
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8efQttQunQ3<NDtt5

Be1tQtt9un93<9fDtt3.
% wirb an1tit betannt eema9t, ta6 Der Gus
rtts BON 8prtbeilen une ron Nadtbeilen in Sc.
Jug auf @rSfnuns Der Yearl- @tra6e, in Der e.
tten 9Sarb, au ct. Yaul, tur9 bic @cmmi6are
etnSebra@t purbe unit tur9 ben Ratb benanuter
Staet iut &atbs3imn,er, in Der Gity SAL, an, IS.
Otteber 1859, btfatist pirb, inn Sale bic g.
tbellieten fetne i@rittlide &inpentuneen taaeaen
MAIDEN ipQten.
Muf Orbre tes @tabtratbes:
). $. Dpb9e,
@tathl9er &lerf.
ct. paul, ben 5. 0ft. 1859. 64t67
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Sermtf6te Nn3ei0er.
Minnelpta @ta9e<@pmpQnY.
Gereini9une Der
Burbant & @o'6> unb Muen & @baIe's
6abr-&outen bef6rtern
bic neretreftli@e @xpre6
uno Der. Staaten= Npft.
Gisentbimer:
s. 6. 8urbarf & g.. - MQeu & G6ole.

w ~S~1ks
Dig @outen baben% auseeei9nete Yf.rbe, Con-
ro.gGa9en, NIT bebutIamen unb erfabreneu
RutlI@ern, bic @Qe anter Muf{@t serla1Tesr Meen-
ten iteben.
=. ~ YaIla siere
tonnen rerlt9ert iein, bab lie fiber ,,nt III biQiaeu
gretIen mad allen ben f~uleenben punften reilen
Ma9 ct: Nntbpny, Minueapolis, Mancmin>
@ncta, Dayton,- Staeea, Glf &iper, Big Gate,
MOntieele, Clear @ater, Clear Gate, Tpref gity,
ct. &!eao, @aut &apies, @atab, Winnepaso,
glatt St'eer, Swan Silver, 2ittle Sails, Belle
Yra'rte, Jort &ipley, @ruw Wins. st. Splepb,
&clb @priuss, &i9mpnb, Mleranpria, Bretenr.
r1eee. Tprt Mbercrcmbie, &eo &iper, @tiamater,
Mar'ne, Nala, SaYlpr's unc ct. Qrpir Sails.
MbgangDpn ct. paul:
9ta@ 9t. MntbonY uno Minneapplis bier Mlal
oes &ags, INN 4 uno 10 1br q. 81. unb I'm, 2
uub 4 nbr 9. 81.
3aeliG i'm 4 ubr 81. ~. nad Manomiu.
4nufa. Stasca, < &iser> Big Qate, MunticeQo,
elear yate. CLEAR Water, 3prtt &ity. st. Gluub
unb @aut &apibs. Z, -
Mrntae. Mittpe9 unb Greitas UNI 4 l1br u.
W. mad Vatab, Wtnnetaac, Ylatt Silver, Stpan
9tiser, gittle Sails Belle prairie, Sort I'll pley unp
Mente& mittws4 une 5reitas unit 4 .utr q.
~. nad::&idmone pa 5arristura, Dayton uup
Mpnteeuu Can Der tptltiiden Geiie bes Hludes1.
Dtenitas> Donnerltag unb @amltag I'm 4 rbr
q. ". mad 81. Svlepb, Cob @pring, &id~
n1one, Mlsraneria, 8rtdenrib9e, Sort Mbercrcu,~
bic uno 9eb Silver, in Gertinbuue NTH. ben Dam.
pfern upipneer" unb plug. Ncrtbrup" fir pena-
btna. Sort @arrY, Cafe @innepee unb bas 9bal
BON 9%astat9eman, (ppm 1. SUM- anaefanaeu,)
Ia9li4 Unit 8 l1br q. 81. unb u1 2 tbr V.
49, mad! @tiQtrater, Marine, Neia,c IaYlcr'e
unb ct. &roir Salts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

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