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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21
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 suooEasoR re c, M. HooKER,) CYY ID e mil q. t

s' Onlos in South street. eyer the Post Office, f 4 Aii operations on the Teeth carefully performed saS warranted to give entire satisfaction. ....
 T have endsavored to satisfy myself as to theskil ef Mr. Edward Crossman as a dental practitioner, aud think can safely recommend him to the citi- sens of Litchfeld County as one who merits theil eso(Sencs and patronage. A C., M. HOOKER.
 Hartford. ConA., August 10, 1857. ss. sE
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21

Love letters are, generally, only . species of ncosepaperl 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21

l.. FASHIONABLE. WoMEN.--Fashion kills more women than toil or sorrow. Obedience to fashion IS a greater transg ression of the laws Of woman's nature,, a. greater injury to her
 phy ysieal and mental constitution, than the hardships of poverty and neglect. The slave
 woman at her tasks will live and grow old,
 and see two or three, generations of sher mis-
 tresses fade and pass away, The Washerwo.s man, with scarce g ray of hope to cheer her
 in her tolls, will live to See her fashionable sis
 ters all die around her. The kitchen-maid is hearty and strong, when her lady has to be
 nursed like sick baby It is sad truth that
 fashion -pampered women are almost worthless
 for all the good ends of life. They have but
 little force of character they have still less power of moral will, and quite as little physi-
 cal energy, They live for no great purpose in
 life they accomplish no worthy ends They are only dollforms in the hands of smilliners and servants, to be dressed and fed to order.
 They dress nobody they feed nobody they
 instruct nobody they bless nobody, and save nobody. They write no books; they set no rich examples of virtue and womanly life. If they rear children, servants and nurses do all save to conceive and give them birth: And, when reared, what are stheyfs What do they ever amount to, but weaker scions of the old
 mans child exhibiting any virtue and powerof
 mind for which it became eminent 1 Read the biographies of our great and good men and women. Not one of them had fashionable mother. They nearly allsprung from strong minded women, who had about as little tosdo with fashionsas with the changing cloud.es4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21

.aw wEZsE.IAN PATTON q BO BOOkseItef, Q St0t6O a Q C ,
 AnD ssEERAL AGENT FOR rHE VARIOUS xuewspapers, Magazines,
 &c., &c.,
 No. 6, HOTcHKISS BLOCK,
 WATERBURY,, CONN. TRADERS ree mail promptly attended to, whether NJ fuf . sinelo copy of . Newspaper, Maeazne or New Book, of for more extensive and miscelaneous otoef. Nt|T4 school Book Dep1rtment.
 ss Lss Ssgss.msns. computing | full assortment ot ss snd eeh0dt etati0nefy, sdcfds adsshtagss great varsty sS ~ ssock, and Sessonableness of my e1es&s:.. fqes will give full satisfaction.
 A'oessi oiscount to Teachers and School Commit. 4o-sml No snotchkiss Block, Waterbury. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21

rg
 TIE TeErH--The cleaning and proper man. agement of the teeth is the most dificnlt ops ration of the toilet. Whether arising from the heat of the stomach, or other constitutional causes, the. teeth of some persons are much more liable to become discolored and decay than others. In general, even in the worst cases, much may be done to prevent all this, by beginning early but people in general arc lamentably careless on this important matter of personal economy, and remedies often re- quire to be applied when too late. ....s .-s,
 The daily cleaning of the teeth should take place every morning after washing the face. Employ, in preference, tepid water, and . moderately hard brush, taking care not to in. jure the gums by the friction. The best dsn- tri6ce is finely powdered charcoal. By putting a little of this on the wet brush, and rubbing tine teeth with it, impurities and diseolorations will be removed, without injuring the enamel. Rinse well afterwards with clean water. All preparations, such as tobacco ashes, chalk, pu- mice. cutie fish bone. &c., contain more or less cilicia, or gritty particles of sand, and cannot be recommended for common use. Chemical solutions are free from this objection but 1n. less their composition is thoroughly known. it is better to avoid them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21

The President of certain College wss get ting too old to fill bis chair with the greatest advantage to the institution but the old gen tleman held on-nothing would induce him to resign 1; so, at a College supper, a wag gave the following toast :: President -i- endowed with every virtue but that of fssg- sNat;Qn !,,,lssLA .4a sl-sf ss '. lsatl9lr
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21
Whole No. 1560. ;

fI |I|
 MuslcAL DIALoeuE. hat is your name fss 1" My name is NoryaI, on the Grainpian bills [" s "Where did you come from q" "I came from happy land, where care is unknown" ai' e Where are you lodging now f'' "I dream't | dwelt in marble halis.o o,.. ' ", Where ere r srs you going to r "Faf far Z :" What is your occupation r "sons love
 "Ars you married r, aLoug time aeo- | Polly put the kettle on,n r s. e ss
 ." When were yon married 2" A long time
 How many children have you |" aThsfss Doll and Bet, and Moll and Kate, and=n a's z" What is your wife's name [" !" O nd, ws never mention hern assei7s sssst r e s" Did your wife drive you offfs s"oh, sub. lime was the warning.n 'a@s1~ era 7seg a }" What did your wife say that induced you tosslopsT as" Come rest in this bosom.es z "sWas your wife good looking [" "Shs wore a wreath ofresesnT stsi,sl ,.Is e5ss saaa 1s,t'' Did your wife ever treat you badly Y !" Oft in the stilly nightn gga ss ssgs sels
 When you announced your intention of em- igrating, what did your wife say [" "0h dear, what can the matter be-" s,,ss... <, And what did you reply r" "Sweet Kit U Clover, you bother me son l.
 -'8 "Whefe did you last see her f'' Near tho lake where droop'd the willow" 's4@ .aps" What did she say to you when you were In the act of leaving !" A place in thy memory, dearest" ...,.. -.
 Do you still love her P "Tis said that absence .conquers love-" . - r. " What are your possessions [" " The harp that once through Tara,s halls" e
 f''What do you propose to do with iti" "I'll hang my harp on willow tree." 'sH r.. " Where do yon expect to make . livingr \" Over the water with Charley" i'sy aeb 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21

SPRISG and SUMNER FASHIONS just re- T. II. RICHARDS CLOTHING STORE Wet ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-21

Ladies' -bonuets; now.a+days are bsrefacsd false-hoods. afs@se sss ssa Tss'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10
Swiw Cdartias.

Or LII slk :. 81 i.;,l III, 3 xssd
~ 49, hui ~. ", ~ y,
81 iliarr'a III, ~ &. ~ ~ W. 800,
aia 80. . / -, ,Sa $500 sL;cb
e sls H. Ms a. "rsssas 6,
lss Iir one J. les.uss ~, II. n,;ad 81 IA
ssuner III ,5 q p.iee - VIZ :. ~ 800
peteh.s' W. 70. guy , - ~ ~.
80, ~ M ~ 49,, 49,? 49, s,,Far,
w. w .e. A.s = .net M srber
1870. :. 9 ,sJ IT, s,,aA,v
80 h ia q. - ~, - =. a. I,b.
Pa s. IL n. 800 49,. Ia, 49, 800 ia
my I y W. ,ha 49, ST. 80 ssaaa,ly ,oss
1850 III e 80 - t. !, 49, hasaIa 10 -,
i Isl = ;, A 1le th' 'v;S5o~s IL iba r,,on
go = + 81, ~, tn0 atas;os wh;.l,l,t.
sIsu M y Y9e.7.o 80, MI ,rha,,'.
,a ~ fss $50 :. .;s,Ig,ns.
t. . III 90 III ~. 80. ii.
80 pa'o ''l I'."p ~ !
80 Il i'n' sl, ~ 4 ~ ri ~
si,'ei Is poss9ssl, S I'll ~
''es; i n9.l r e. -. ss; - ,6a ~
w rj 20 49, -, ,f ~, .sLas!sn
n P'fs.''Ae ~ [ III sss, Z. f,r ,fsni
H Il, n'o In = lth;s astsrsa;a
r. 80 ~, a tnN' Il 80, Ia sbarr,
$3.50 ".i fass,,,ra = ~ Sr;,.
2anls II IL i n ss.,:'.s,, .s'.'f s
f eS & y .ae 80. -, I,,,S.,sal,,as
49,, 'fas,a - 80 aaS Tarr IA
'sa,r ~ 49, has I'D naada ~ ~ sIII En-.
my" gig n'i'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10
10 THE PUBLIC

ANDREW 7 ARKs, Of Kanawha county
nd JAMES W. ff0lsE. Of Putnam counts.
naying ente He'd into partnership, as Attorneys
sSa Cornse3ors at Law, under the style g
PARKS d HOGE, for thu couples Of Mason
and Putnam viii atIend]allfhe county, quar-,
.eIly and circuit tourtsif those courtles' allt
viii attend promptly to3sFll sl business Whici
MAY be entrusted To- Glenn, experiencing =
tfeirprofessioa. ,FE7 ARkS6 9 H0l ~
ian.I, 1875 XXI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10

\ Those Expecting 10 Dye This Winter
MOULD do wellfto call At the Charles, /,
tda Drug Store, as they viii find
there 4 good assortment Of good Dye
Etuffs. :Gz 4 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10
lKENTIfcKY LIME.

n 4 u hEN4IAIAI49 u tI4H4 - - N 60
nURWELL i FORD, having bdqnap-
i appointed as agents fol. Mum Ken
tueky Lime. are 1T ths public service %
furnish small sor laiHgeE quantities Of the he
same. H No use, to, feeoinmend- Give = =
trial. lit stands on It's own goodness g.
Prices per barrel, at the wharf-boat, r..
Pleasant, 81 80. All orders will meet
prompt attention. u
Pt. IP leasatit. june 4. 1856. s2n81.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10

QppqsITrox TO DouGLAs.-Warrsn Al.
ken. THE Democratic candidate FOR Coy {
lerhor 81 Georgia. has written i letter in
reply 70 4iHqpiries, declaring thai Be viii
not vote for Douglas. even iflhe receives
the Charleston nonlinatson, because lie
considers his doctrine Of squattef sover-
.eignty worse that the Wiluiot Proyiso -. ~
He also says thatsin his opjniop il IS the
duty Of Congress to legislate8 for the pro
lection Of slavery in the Territories. When
ever 4 may Be necessary and. he adopts
this as 4 partlof his political creed. and
spledges his influence to maintain this
Itontrina
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10

went down again, but became 4 sea cap
tssn. AS for me, / still 50 down. but on-
TlYto vessels Whose crews have betnlsaysd-F
Alt Is needless 10 say thar the MarmionI
was never again5visited, a. t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10
no For il
RIExEg5 PEAK !!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
3AT THE

RargaiHl 9t0r0s
UST received my Spring Stock Of Dry
81 Goods, Grooenes. dc.
ii YOU want to getgooa bargains. call and
examine. go. i, ..,,r, !. :,
!, / an selling CHEAPER than the CHEAT ;l Ear
% so 's q J. b. MOVES.
RI, door abore steam boat landing
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-10
Ronlda,t5hIarrN aLslfsehanic.

\ A young man comueneed visiting =
.soung woman, and appeared 10 be well
pleased. !, One evening he called when
5t was q4ite late, which led the lady e
4aqdire where he had been.
d r had TO work to night
What ] do you wo 1 for q liyihgss''
she inquired with astonisbment.
Certainly" replied the young man.
#.' ! am a mechanic. " ff
"Isdislike the name of a mechanic,"
she said.
That was the last time the young ma.
schanic visited the young woman. He i
Enow wealthy man. and has one Of the
best, Of women fora wife. n 81 !!
4 The young lady who disliked the
name of a mechanic is now the wife Of =
miserable fools regular yagrant about
Hsrog shops and she-soft, yerdant, sill.
BY. miserable girls obliged TO tskein
Ewashing to support herself and children.
You dislike the nameof ameohanic.
Eeh ?Iyou whose brothers are but dressed
Hioafers We pity any girl who has 80
Kllttle brains, who is soEyerdant and soft
kas 10 thiRk less Of young man forIheing
"a mechanic one Of Gods 'npblensn---
Hthe most lligni6ed and honorable person,
Gage Of heavens creatures Beware.
Kyoung .lRay.t How you treat the young
Hnaen .that fwork for i living. for you may
Zone day be menial tolone Of them y6ut
Eself
{ Far better discard the well-fed psuper.
ggwfth all Ills rings. jewelry, brazehness and
spomRosity, and taks to your affections
Ethe tallous-handed, intelligent and in1
sdpstrious mechanic. Thousands have
bitterly regretted their FOLLY. who have
turned their backs TO- honesty! A few
tfyears have taught them ! severe lesson.
1 In. this douptly no nau or woman should
be. respected who wilInet work. bodily Or
gmeatalIys and who curl.up their lips with
sscprn when introduced to hard-wdrking.
Enala. The curse Of GodFand every hu-
sinah being who has tie least amount Of
scommon sense, ever RESI- upon such Ia.
sdies as lespfse the noble mechanics u
j 80 " H. l. \ y e. i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

preBfreibeit i'm SQben.-
Sn SHREVEPORT, &entufy, warp bet Stree
South" eine 3eitun9 bon republifani>
l@er Hi9tuu9 yom p6bel ,erlt1rt unb
bic Tormen in BET StraBe serlaleurert. 49,
D1e pol'Set lab benz uniu9 rubis su.
Der Gisentbumer Der 3eituno 1T Elm
arT1er M}ann. Seine 159ter ma]en bic
3situns 'eBen> feline S1Dne jinb Drufer.
Inn 10 ni9tswuroi9er mar Der feioe On,
grill auf lein Gi9entbum.
Die ~pb. ST.. pre0e" temerft bier,u :
Stem : yorfer Staateseituno" bat
lber oielen iddnrliden Nnsrif auf bic
prebfretbeit ni@t6 peiter gu iasen> ols:
Dies 1T eine Der Bradte oer Brown1den
5niurrsftion*" @abrl9einli9 wuroe 1e
Elm onoerea &feo pfeifen, >penn nd@Rens
Wbeno6 Elm Mob in ibren pauaf in
ebotom<S 'rabe einorduse uno ibre ie96z
rYlinpr'9e prelle Seridta9e, uno bo@ mlrre
man bann NIT oemlelben Re@te la9en
has it cine Der Grldte Der Sc,
paIttSat in &entutp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
@arlbalotiden 6onrs gum Mnfauf rpn

@aritaleiiden Gonrs sum Nntauf rpn
Gltnten eeseitnet.
Die Aal,ss Neapolitani(9e Gjren;c 1T
nit Srtppen tslebt uno Der Mpnte @oilz
fri nit Arnpnen te{cti0t.
Gem Nmertfnn1iben Gprz
lulHrn 2iYrrnr i # we9en l.
ner tcilnahm an prltttl1eu
Sn!rlHufn rus Gre1ua t Ut
entScAen mrrcen. Die lcac1niz
1he NrAlcunA lat tenn Nr1ice>,tsu Suhz
onon cine Itrtide ;u1einnrt, III her lie
ibr Gsrfntr:n mrtiyiyt.
Sin SriEf"en Jlrrens 9iett he Crime
an roruu1 rtm Guu}ul, Nerru :. 8inca,
bic Nnertennuna Der Ne1ierul19 ent;r9en
murrc. IS BRITT, coF Ct lld lttr I'M rit
Wie%rcrctn1eFun9 rey ctltthrrnten Sir ten,
ceren Mnbln9er er MAR, ten1itte. Gr lrll
BE 9tepublifaner sum entldierenen Nuf<
treten an9eltadelt hoten> ramit Elm &prs
pano fit tewofnete Snterrenticn su
Sun item cer 6urlten 0egeten merre.
Mar1etlles, ST. IA. - s. inp
Nadrldten aus Som bis gum II. inf.
etn9etrcTe n. Ger Sorrinil6e Sc anrte
>par am Sannta9 ob9eretl't; ale Straz
fen maren npn elmer unernefliden Wenz
ldenmcnae an9efiut> ric eHQi9 idNmei9enc
tllet> atcr i'm umisrertrlten Mfalen rurd,
@tneRtnen rer @iitte teariFte. 6ran;Dz
llhe u11c N1titlihe 0enrormeu warer
ouf rem 9an;en @e9e aufsefslIt.
Iie ulnrsrtnrsncs Sel9e" lhreitt, rab
w1trenr res 81 lud,eS 2ruis Napplecna
in Sprrraur re mcii}sn 1T jener Start
li4 au{haitcmcen Stolieuer nerbaitet mcrz
ben march, jerph noh oct Nltreile red
9c1cs wlecer Irci9clal1 cu murren. 81
'lnts St,attcn ldredt ZEN IHr1nnen,
IS lelbt neuerrir9s, RAP per Great
Golteyn etra ar1 rs. Setrter na6 Nmes
rifa ab1cben mcrre.
N'arreep bat Spanisn pplltanri9e g.
'1u9thuun9 9e9eten.
Die pplt Ypn Gbina it in England ei>1>
9etrp1en ; tic brinst Die Nodri9t> pae be.
anerifanlite Weianpte h1Rid in pefiu
%empfan4en murine unp rarauf bpfte, mi
Der nadlten pcit ZEN tilcirten @ertrao
>1ab Malbinatrn l1ifen 81 t1nnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

Die Sn1urrectton spn 5arper'S Terry a1f f
;abliresn> IN pel6er ii6 tlos bas pralu<
blum zines fpdteren bluti9en Samples
r1on'feftirt Der um 70 i9neller, UNI 10
f'lr&terllder fol9en mug is 9r1Ber bet
Oruf 0pn elmer Seite> je unbumaucr uno
untl(iser bic Tproerun9en ce5 @iipens ~
9un1ten oer Grreiterun9 ibrer &edte ii11c.
Gten 70 Yerbdlt es fid NIT ben llntertbaz
men rer Monarden III Gurcpo; chen 10
NIT cen frelsn Ne9ertelpten IN ben freien
Staaten ecn Sacramento. u@leiae Ut
laden baten iiberaQ ur1b fetS 9lei9e SOL
gen."
Der Baltimore Nmertcan" lo0t e5 lei
1@per gu tetimmen, rb BE Nfair Dor
9arper'5 Terry cine lappil6e GroaScie,
poer cine ernlte Tarce ;u nennen lei. Der
putl9 let iiberall ais rer mobninnioe
Strei@ eini9er Ganotiter 6arafteril lrt.
Dtele Ipubdu5!er tSnnten, nit ibren 6anp>
lun9en i'm Gintlan9e, chen IL gut 1aoen,
Der Wfprc lei unter rem Sbu95 Gine Mowz
%hybance) Guaene, unr bic Welste cooeaen
leten 9e9en Elm uhSperes @eles"> rsil len
Mancote iIe alletn fir bincenc ertennen.
SD mill cies ;u9cben; bod mar bic
Nfair Spn Mien i'm Satr 1913 nidt
etenfauS Elm putld, rtitpn in 9rbberem
Mabitaabe? Sat man bic 8orritapenz
manner nidt etenfall6 Ipubau5ler 9e>
ronnt? @ercen ycn ben o%merifonilden
Sotrnalllten nidt audi he neutlhen N1z
rttalen Gonatifer 9enannt? st ras
prlnetp mn cer Sewe99runp zines Wla,z
5,n1 bet Wrnardie 9e9eniiter niht rosz
lelbs> nab blitrrtlaem Mehtc nid>t eten
10 ttraTlld, ais ccr 1eilti3e 5ste! Brpnn's
9eAcn he SlN9orhic INC ras Sfloucn<
tbun? Mlyr ras reutlhe Gn,f le ros
Slut NrtN& Slum's YerAel1en? Mirc
eer Ioo rrs l%c9enannten Tauatife;5 UNI
1%pQbau5lers Brorpn nidt leinen Mrirci<
pien> lstner Gence1es re1e 2ebensfraft 9e@
ben? Sam in Der Ihot bic 9eiitise Be>
>re9una bermetilh Seridlci7en weroen ?
SDnnen SflaHsret unp Sreibett e>rie me-
ben etnatlcer telteten? Da6 iinp Troz
gen. Die mar nidt auf tenn Stanppunfte
zines parteinamen5 At beantmprten bat ;
ceren Nntwprt ein;t3 unp allein i'm Noturz
9eleB unc in rer Welt9eihid'te ibr Gdp
flnret.
Jprtletu1A iplat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Ntrmiihte Nohrihten.

S11amottomt e 8rrmn, rcr Nnz
tlibrcr res 6arper5 Terrnz9luf rutrs, mel
Dyer Hnn cem Oerihte III Gburlcitpn me-
gen SrWocrrotb UNI Mrrc gum
lrre WrurtDellt murre> ioll am ., Ie,cm,
Der ttn9eribtct mcrccn, UNI nc Wfenld ,enz
b1arlcr UNI len 6ei9lins aui Dem pr1l H.
o'ntnltutle rcn elmer Nn9{t tcfreien.
Iip Syrmn lru me9en 9p6verz
rotha tlnAeridtct rcrrcu? 6phrcrz
rotb! ME coa IL yat>ldnpilb flillot,
ullp lllBe Gr%iuncrun9en mad, ruf t! SIN
mpnorblNbm europa 1T Der Elm 6cd,-
Serr1tbcr, rer es oussuiprehen maot, rab
ben Noticnen RE 9erautten Ncbte suriifz
9egeten rerre1 miisrL unc in rielcr
9lprrriden Jteputlit 1T ierer Elm 5pdrerz
11ther ccr bic fervelbafte Nnll6t tegt
pob AUDI Bic Nc9er Men1Aen lcien. -
Sum- fir teire Nrtcn 6pdpurotb finn
lhpn gar Sielc rer ereliten Menl1cn III
Ioce aefclter> Yertrannt, 9ef1pit, 9ebdnot,
AelYn9t eridplen unp erlAla9en >pprren:
auein 70 9ewib europa nod man6cn
Milanp> pianori> SrIni> Blum ii. (. ~.
baten mirr> 70 9c>rig mirc in cieler SEE
publif nod mo1lder Bromn eritebcn> 1,np
Der este Srllni unp ret leste Brpmn
1perren nidt mebr auf S4a0ptt pper Oalz
gen 9el9leppt wereen! 49,
&ommen miro einit bic 3eit> mr. aus
ben 0r1bern Derer> bic fir cine cole
Sode III mtBYerl tanpnem 6 iier ibr Qebcn
ppferter, Setter entitet9en, unp lih an
bic idwsl9eril6en Gofeln BET lirliden
Sarcne cr1n9en merpen. Damn mercen
olele ypuer GntleBen nit Wacbebt ousr1z
fen :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Gltselanb, ben Is. Sftoter 1859.

.' ' -'' <t''J WV
DIE ntalefatt@e1. :3pet Gt9en neben
perfreunoli4ea 5iitte auf ei1entt per1 'Blufz
MatenuS gu 81. paul, iteben nun enty
tldttert pa; bic @&aufel uater pertn Rrure
3iebt jeBt bic tnuntern &nabtln unp Mdp>
s@m ni@t an Die ;arten >Blumert ffno
our@ Die raube @anb bt5 Sftoterhpte6
5etfnidt; bic &artoft fno i'm Seller auf<
9e(peldert poS &raut it iim G5ae bic &az
ben uno ienti8e @emiie I'M @anoe be-
sroben: Nutter unb Sinner ieber aetrof
benz rauben Winter entse9e1 unp thinner.
weiter bon ibnen ;iebt. Der @ater bin auf
ben S@winsen ees Dampfes mad Dem
Often,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

NQsi''seS rsutl&s6 mbolciole 0ei4dn
@1lQnterte< IT, &ur3wQQren.
Gtabli1t 1855.
Carl gsrebc. ab. Rublino.
Ser9bo, Nublin9 s g.,
Smportenre Don eeutiaen, franSpll6en unb eng
l1l9en 0alanterie< uno a%ur3paarsn, mujtof-
l9en Snitruntsnten, Spis(paaren uut
Molpaaren>
Ill., Observation-Disclosures Gfe Dearborn.
1rerfe bod
eag ., SlI.
. Wir 9aben itets Eager BON o~oppe(teu unb ,;n~
1aden 0snsbren> 5aso.utnTlieu, SID. unb
2~al9enmenern aus ben teiten eneliihen i%atrifen,
S9eeren, 3unbbutden, aGmmen, Burjten, Spit-
gel UNI Spisesl9las. WroBes Enforcement in
ISp'elladen. gleiltiften, pfeifsu, 0iclinen, gui-
tarren, Neeorherns> 5lOten> giplin- unb GUITAR
fens Satten, Rorbnaaren> @ouerpaaren, als:
ppuene Selntleirer, Saden unb @cden &c. &C.
un,ere 5lrma III has e!nSise Wtcleio!e. Saus
elelen Nrtiteln am bieIeeu ylas unb turd
1ussebebnte gertintunsen III Ieutidlaup> Gns-
anh une Jranfriid tnb mir i'm Stanot, etelelbtn
Sortbeile gu bieten, ME Rem,yorf 5duftr.
III @ersbc> &ublin9 u. Co.,
Ill., Sab~W anerfr., Ode pon Dearborn.
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Gurprli1be 9iQ6ri0ten.

3eder 0lIf nj Nbein.-
9lm Nbein trtuft tai jeyt gum eriten
Wole leit 1884 ben S9pppen reuer meiz
fen Weines mterer fir Is 81 cuniae. 8
p1ren nj, rcrt.
o. terrct9 bat Die &rie9sittuer
ouf Elm Sahr Serlan9ert. Sc erporttt
cemnad etnen balcieen Wiecerouetrub
oea &rie3a oncerS llbt ll1 riele Mabrez
gel nt9t npbl peute>1.
Der Trtepen6pertroo ,milden
Tronfrctb uno Sel terret9 mar ant II.
October, unter;eidnet mprocn, Der Yos
riler Correspondent Der 2pncpner Iime6
melcet> RAP bel bent Gon9reb auber ben 5
Vrpbmadten aud Sorcinten Spanien>
Sdmepen> pprtusal> 9leapel unp Som
Yertrsten iein werpen. Der Yertroo anil
Iden Trantreib uno Sarpinien iou in Ell
nsm ooer Sret Ia9en unc oann eth Ser
tras SmiiAea ben 3 Ibeilen untersei6net
uerpen.
Die ~Morni9 ppit" iaat, caB penn
ibre Na9ri1ten acknowledgement ieien, rie
Diplomaten in 3urid eent all9emciren
Gon9reb nur Materialen fit 11eue Ser
%mltelun9eu 9eliefert bitten. ENGLAND
t0nne niGt Ibeil an einem GpnoreB nebz
men, Der ni9t rpn pprnberein bic Nfedte
oea Gplte5 Ger Hpma9na> lppie bic 9elt t.
Re3ierun9 Ypn Wprena, Ip6cana unp
porna anerfenne. Der erite ShuF, wclz
der ouf cas- 9olf abSefeuert perpe, UNI
tbu1 el1ell ancern 5errlder auf;uprineen
ais ben ttolient(den Sir ten, III rem es
poles Bertrauen bate> >rerpe ra5 Signal
;u einem ebenlp witbencen &fc lein
al5 BET, welder ioeten teenbet ,rurre.
Das @erldt> pob 6rantrel9 ncn pie
mpnt600> 1000 Tranfen fit Die &rie9sz
fciten perlan9e, miro ais foliA teseidnet.
SIS ~verlan9t lepi9lid bic 3urudbesatluna
Don 100000 Tranfen, !pelde es bet
&e9terun9 Srn Ytemrnt III @aFtn u;c
prupilionen "pridcb.
SIS miro rerlt6ert, bab Granfrei9 jeine
1rupper NUT rann aus Rcm otberuien
miro wenn Der 3utano ber Dfentli9en
Nneele9enbeiten ibre @e9enmart taieltt
nidt ldn9er notDwencig madt.
Deputationen son parma >1nc Ipsfara
batten cine fiji lie tef riecioenpe unterrez
oun9 nit Nurplepn.
Mebrere frudtlole 8erlu9e CUR Repo<
lutionitrun9 son 8enepiB unp Chilly
rol ltnc 9ema6t rproen.
G5 miro 9emelcet, caB Der YatH in
l@ebereinitimmun9 nit Napplecn i'm Bez
8riTe itebt etn Manifet All bic Bemobner
css &ir6entaat6 ;u erla0en.
Sn re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berrlat
9robe 1bati9feit ; bic Mrn1ee wirp auf ben
9ebra&t.
Das Banfierbou8 SO eoo unb 8crpscp
II Wailanp bate 100000 Grs, fir ben
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9etau1t uno mpllem cine 91lc fir $780,
900 rarauf crtallen.
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