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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

RICHARD CoBOEN landed at Boston on Saturday,
and will probably reach our City to-day. He pur-
poses to make a tour of our country that will oc.
eupy several months, and. if well let alone, his
journey cannot fail to prove agreeable sud instruct
ive. And, as Mr.. Golden, though man of note,
is sensible, modest and insincibly ayerse to hum
bog, We 90 no. believe any attempts to lionize hun
would succeed il made.
Mr.. Golden is thoroughly sn Engliahman bonn
at Midhurst near London in 1900, so that be is
now nearly sixty yesrs old, though he looks con-
sdersbly younger, and has 8 fresh, uabent, we'll
preserved aspect a. If be had lived temperately
and not tco turriedly. He was calico printer BY
trade, AID was fret sent TO Parliament as Liberal
from Stockport in 1871. Thoroughly ,ympa.hising
with hG class in their devotion to Free Trade, and
especially in their opposition to the Corn Laws,
Mr.. Golden bore leading part in The agitation
which resulted in the repeal Oftbose laws, and was
rewarded for il by the free gift of estate costr
Half Million Dolisrs, made up BY subscription.
he hsS represented in the House of Commons tho
Wes. Riding Of Yorkshire, one Of the lArges. aud
most important constituencies in tae Expire bit
thrown out st the lat general election becsrse
be opposed the late foolish war against Russia, aud
voted TO censure Lord PalmeIst0l. he has since
been urged to Renter Parliament, but declined.
He will probably consent 10 do 50 after tho clo,e
Of this Parliament and bis present tour, especially
If new Rsform struggle shOu'd be imminent, fo7
be has evidently several years work lefs il hin,
and be is not 8 man to Be idle while there is an
abuse to be corrected or wrong to be rghtei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

The Hon. EDWARD A. HANNEGAN died on tbs
o5th inst at s.. Louis. lie was 4 United States
Senator from Indiana from IS43 to lei9 aud was
then sent by President Polk as Minister to Prussia,
where bis unfortunate bsbits inflicted great dis
credit on the county. Mr. II. was of Irish origin,
an eLquert, impul,ive, warm heated man, whose
single failing tbOEeh a sad one, wa, cOulterb,i-
anced BY many generous qualities. A brOther-in-
law fell a victim to his fury in drunken quarrel
some four or FIVE years ago, and his life, whole,
might serve better to "point moral" than to
"sdOrn tale" His age must have been from So
to 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

The meeting last evening at the Cooper Institute
of the opponents of Sabbath des'crs'ion especially
of the Sunday Liquor traffic, was large and respect
abe, and the remarks Of Messrs. Nornan WHITE,
VIM. E. Dodge and Ch,rles Tracy, and Of the Rev.
Messrs. X. s. Cook and William Adams, were
forcble and we'll received. The moderation and
considerate forbearance Of the present movement
give promire of persistence and abiding usefulness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
ANOTHER CASE or sOr1gsED TuDERcLr,.

The following extract Ia oG the letter Of physician Tx
bis Mass, dated Feb q? 1852 The accompanying order
was foI four more bottles,
"Mr WIkcHssTER-DeI- Sir. The pacut spoke OF in my
last CONTINUES The time
tskg this medicine he fhs a~d stage Of ConunD tioa
ub.icles soeLug cavity left ard occssin hea
optysis good deal iaed sJd dIOysal swelling of
tr,nities viii let hbl result; and II
to in Prove, vii sye you fu oeCrp'ion OF his
He coughs much les gains eeso feet swe very little pul'e
reduced toe physical sen tina. tbs condition u e
t1p1s 10 POSITIVELY IMPROVED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

LARGE CoIIEoTloS.-ln the Methodist Church
or. McCHntock'sl, corner OF Twenty-Secord street
and Fourth avenue, last evening, & collection wss
taken up for the benefit of the Missionary SoHe'y
connected With the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
TIE result was over 80 Oc0 In the morning, similar
collection OF 81 900 wss taken up in ihe same church
Addresses were delivered by the Rev. d.. McCAn-
tocA, the Rev. DR.. DGrbin, and tbe Rsy. Ar. FoSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

kiVNIos OF TIRE IoUSG MEy's CHRISTIAN CNIoS.-
Mrs. ID. B. Hslstesd of Ninth street gave, on Ssur-
day evening reception 10 the members Of the Young
Mems Christian ULiOn and their friends. The reunion
wss exceedingly interesting, TIE concourss brilliant,
sni every hing passed off night merrily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
TuH HYPoPHusPHITRs.


sioUp OF USIsPracH.BLE WIT,Essrs LTTy5r IHE IN
VARIABLE EFFICACY o.
Vinel<,teys Geatias P'Taraira Of Dr.. J. y. ClsysLiE,
Cospount Of
TINS HYPorHosSHrTrs LIVE sooa PorisH.
il sPsciTfc TREATMENT
CoSsuNPTIoS.
thousand who ssfeing from Pulmonary Pt.bI
scrofus Debility, Neogs ProstIston, .ui ether forms Of
chronic dbesse consequent upon VITALITY
delaying Try tbs 0re, Reno the tue ChfsaI FSd
Of tie 'J Dnt tbsy be Of i.s bsDs wbs,
csirnso for f. tyis ale vian And ri others This 70
orturse fer suoh sufferer while delaying
aoNINT for usevosis lo.. sad fatal t,rnlsos
Of their nlslsdieG rende red more certain.
To ,bow with what GSyARisBLE EFFcAcY Dr. ChurchUfs
Compound o. the HyoPHosHiTEs do their work
pout tie II vst % Of .hsgsan s who
are WAITING OTHERS TO cuEED before svNlns them
selves his Extraordinary medic, ncAl discover, have
The pleasure lsysg before them extracts from few OF the
many letters hica eAy pouring In upon Tie orI~ss
psy b. st ny Office.
BEAs TIE WITNESSES
The following Il Of issy who somencss he Of
the about the Of Dcce u vii be
seen that the sJmpnn incsed ADVANCED s.,ss Of con
.un ption with scftnirg 81 frbe'eLe'i
"MoenH, E'"H Co, N Dec. ST. 1883.
j. made OF ns the IDsdiei7e and ia effect IA M
ssse be- CO 49, oG. aud evsr ls.e4 is,se au.rt
ties Of tss a: times been oonhuei AID under s doc
ors ttstG1euJ About lat August s1e va pros'tsted
By the dchag Of .bcess iaI 1tiis u bloody
mater ber st,eBd phyEcsO decided to BE- Ucsfso1 Ot
TIE len Long Prom that ale partially recovered she
sgs pro,trsei from tie causs add IL tue sson pie o.
ew seeks had four hsrno cf the Kind
ecc mIsued By large quantiti+s Of Vi eraed matter.
This L"T Ool 1lon VA-H sue conHtnoa tstns tns
YPoBHOsPnITbs Al Other medicines iad asfe except
Dover oocasionsIy. IL son evident snd even
,t,p-isr 10 her doy foprocsmsat Her coil
az fever subdtd strength and appetite Ia proved though abe
fee from cough, more GoU6e.ome morn,ne. tam
during tie eSy. j. e. H.
MORAN, Feb o. 1859
! think Mr. H. continues ~ 10 prove Soc Ia
now y9ry comfortable Is oble % be brit ne hor.e and
her hoVshod 0a dtg out GeoutDy coughs less aud b,s
At, church lew times BsI Gay At Ie-a thog
had for lore time previous 20 tsstrg Jour uediLe
She takes it faithfully, END has increased the dose.
h" You're, truly, J. Il. II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

Adyices from Vera Cruz to the 22d reach us
from Nes-0reans. Miriam N was 1t IL at Onz,ba,
AID had formed Cabinet, but the Foreign Minis.
tiers at the capital had rot recognized him as Pfes
dent. The English and French squsdrons were
favOriDg his pretensious. At Vera Cruz all for
eigrers we're seeking the protection Of the Ameri.
can flag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

In the Court Of Sessions, on Saturday, the Grand
jury made presentmehS ia regard to the mauner
10 which tho Ten Governors take care Of found
lrgs This action is the result Of the disclosures
made in our psper few days ago. We give the
Grand Jury's conclusions in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

FRENCH nE.TER.-Ths artists engaged in Paris
for the French TLeater 10 .s city under the manage
men, Of Widdors Il Ssges, lived on Satar4sy in tee
Fulton. Tie hoGss VII be opsued ca Tuesday.
March s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

The President bss Issued proclamation declar-
ing that an extraordinary occasion re lures the
Senate to convene aud act upon such couuunics-
tons as have been or may be made to it on the part
of the Executive. II 10 called for the 4sh Of
March. IL noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

We have later news from California by the
steamer Illinois, which arrived yesterday with the
San Francisco mails of Feb D. aud Sl,2o7, 967 10
gold. The news is not of striking Importance, bus
many intere.tDg details Ill be found il the letters
Of cur correspondent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
Nappork daily @ibpals.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 90. 1859.
~ rosRPgeOYpEsys.

No NOTES t.trr - sron Geo noois.ions Wit
fen5ee los IN s,Ttoc ons be sutbot toste< - e
sacfe~s Of 'ra Ssfto peoesssrDJ Tor fIiAos
too, tat 9. guaranty .ot hs COED sitA
We c.nno undertake. to return ri-ts< Coemsrk saoek
Burt. js..sr. m TAE oGies sasuie II al b
tc..ssSsS % HCttcE 0EEtLtY h Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
"a NAKED IMPROVEMENT"

physician Of ~ yesr. practice writing from Bloomington
Ind, Feb. he, 1853, says:
"a patient Of mine who has besp suffering With disease Of
the 1ogs al peat has been U Church, q H9
pouhospLites for There been
aPRovINsST In bIs cAss vhet e't ION Gl>T he
b,gaE The use # The ntdiege"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

In the SENATE, OF Saturday, the Army Appro.
prstOn bill was taken up sniNr. sEdell improved
TIE occssior to abandon the Thirty Million. Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
They Wosg ADMIRABLY.

"MATT1UcE, l. FEB . 1889.
"Nr. J. WfNCHEsrER--DtU Sir: id'lcse Jou 81, aud
order still another botte Of tn hJp Tbs Ie1i
toOrk ddgUdby INytCoRATlsG the psi NJ
but yet believe II viii work sh bIth versbs
specific COULD NOT HOKS MORE As No WOULD WISH IT
81. X. IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
Brsiuess Notices.
HONE
IssyEAscE COMPANY
q
NTv-yopk-
zoo Nos li2 sta Ia Broadway.


ohce, Nos ls2 40 Ia Broadway.
Of hi. Company r,oeot, been increased by
1870 4 sio0t nasins the prss.nt capital
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!
lwRb sufp,aI, Ia sddilAon Of over S1c',tco.
r,b cmp,Oy inyre. .s,n', Los. or o,H,ss y Y'e %
the nstIe 4 The rsk tod the real ss,1rJ
a tss in.or.o 'Ha cf de cornosny vii ~S.r..t
LsssEs EotfTAsLY ADJUSTED ASD PKoMirLr FAiD'
cnAFL,sJ n,N1rs Pr..iaset
A. y. WnIMsRTH 'io.Pretiteot ,.c
S,lses cc1 HSss" f n " Sf. coia. Co.
p.sscSpN R.tssy, q ws. F.,s9 C., G.: R.,.
Tson.s Miss. sc,E fro Of n Mss:soEsr;
EnIss r ssl5 s e 49,. SH HGsf s'l msr..eaa
b WaTsos But frH Of Hazel Merrios Bull
Law +. sToSs dra Of Stone, star 8 CS..,.-......
JIm,sGvNrHReY a'o f. Of sTsyy a.TG2a'e5 Si'<f'
SESss. r sSsH dlm Of f w. S9's F Sas
J,N.s Low drm q james Los C. 2, 10 '.7s G.,
CHssLEs A BuLSLCy 10 Of bolk@y Go:
CrrH.s II roEros 6'% q ,.S 's5s,9 S e." IT.
THsoIoSs scNANEs, lse Of the firm Of Bowen, NJ
siSn.so sISsLow, frn Of Doan Bin, Co. Of g. Leu,
CUkTIS Eog.E ira d Copeot 80 Soo@
OLutsE WOOD. u OF wizard. Wood Co.
ALfRrD ). Bstyss. Gtn # Barnes Il Co.
6Iohee Bass 6'mo Peslps Bli,: Co.
iyS.s Cooks FRA OF cooss Dowd Bakets Co.
Jens B gg1eai::os a[a q asS: Co. 2, H'r0n
s HSi aUSIlGSr 6IHl q swif Hurlbust l. Co.
User HoYT ffu o. Jesse boyt Co.
VIZ sTURGis. g., firm Of Stu'gis, shaw l. Co.
JoHs X. RoBD. fro Of Fo5 Rubber Co
Shay MAsOS ist. frm Of MASON TlOmPson.
O. r. STgDxAs frun OF stedmao. Gable SHsw iocnnal'
CYtUs Y.Ls. j. ira ofCyrus Yse j.. &c Nsw;odeAn'
VIZ X FOsDcg &. m q ~ ~. CrsA b fo'dieE
Dawn l. BoyD hm Of Boyd Bros. a Co., Albany NJ T.
PB. COssIrr, 6rn Of Cosxit. Hin Tslnsdss, scmPhA
LEWIS BOBEsTs firm Of L. Roberts Go. -
sAhUEL Il. CALDWELL tfn Of bfe~er CAI1"eiL
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Peel deas
a r. ~lLLMAETa We PTstideSe
J MuToN SMITH, 8 cIc'sry.
JoHA MCGEE, Assistant secretary.
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THR TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

IRON RAILING, 335 per cent cheaper than the
eb styles The most beautiful DESIGNS for ohoe o'3s soo
sso Chuyof sno Cetnser9 AnDy unequaled for beauty
siransb AID oheepness Rights work vausole patent
b.y sSs FULERIso RAILING Co No $50 Broad~ay, N Y.
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SECONDHAND SAREs.

SECONDHAND SAFES.
s have ,r received few HAsD S,FEs, which W.
viii sed very low -, N o.. r,vyo,l
c-,.pxs & N,Pyly 10 % North Matn-st Sri2pis
NJ, 81 Grsyior-tt, New-Ofleans
Also, q large sssoytn1ett Of our
Wu.nKt PATE,T FtKE AND BURGLAR Poor SAFES
frUm 500 &LUO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

cs,.l Of THE Compu has recently been increased by
lScs;oIu n 500 tso, matins the at capital
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!
q sif ntas. Ia addition. Of coo.
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WHEELER g. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE

Prioeb greatly reduceo.
W. pref 7 them fcr family use"-'N. y. Tribune.
"yLey are the fsvortes foI fsmihess-lk. Y Times
Office, No. 5O5 Broadway, Kew York
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-19

Minrelpta @ta9e<@pmpanp.
- @-:<: gereinieune Der 80 '<+<
8urbant s. @p'8, unb MQen & @bale'S
Tabr-& puten b~efSrbern
bic nprbpeftli@e GgpreR
uub Ser. @taatcn= Ncft. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-19

@ir bel9aFen bic
@in3tebun9 BON @eloern
1T gurrpa unb fertisen bic bier3u erforberli@tn
Dapiere, ais:
8pQma9ten>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Iptten1heiue &c. @elbR
an, perblreen beren @Ilti9teit unp b~e1praet bic
eeniularilde 8eslautisuns ~berielben ; iupie AUDI
bic
M~u6jablun9 BON @elbern
tn jebem1 1bttle Deutldlauo6 unb Der @1pei3,
aablten Betraee ben, ielb@t in ben entleaenfeu Ort<
i4aften pubnenben Gmpfausern tpfenfrei in's
9aus lenbert laien.
pa0a9eldeine
3Mr lleberfabrt Spn Bren1en mad. New<gort in
beutl9en 9loyb" iotie" CUR &eile Ycn
9nmburs mad New- gort in 2ampfbDttn ber
s9amtur9er . ampfl4iffabrts-@ st.
lell19aft" %Sertaufen mir 3u berab>
9e1ebten pretIen.
Wir serfaufen ferner
2anp<@ arrantS>
NIT un1erer 1brifli1en @arantie auf unteareuate
;3eit nerleben, ibernebmtn bic
8ele9un9 pon @apitalien
lit @runoci9entbun cetr 9eeen Sntere0en> auf
er(te bYPptbefari1&e g i&erbeit> belur-
gen bic
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III jetem Ibeile An1eres @taateS, taufen unt ser<
taufen @olo unb tremee Mau5en, aab[en bic
bI9 0e 9 ramie fit @e9iel auf 9fep> 9 prt,
philadelphia, ct. Souls &c.
0emtitbe 8amf,
81. paul> Minneiota. ,
@elt, Briefe, pcer Ma9ri9ten lieeen Dor fir
SIR. 1870, Scbann @dart.
1872, Spbann Martin MIQer.
y 1885, Spbann Jpfepb Yalnae.
y 1874, ST. Aug. 2ubp. &peper.,
2b1.1O S. u. g. @iIliuS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-19

Bur @6iQerfeter.
Die Mitelieber bes @9iIer~ Gomite's merben
eriu4t, ln9 nG9ten @cnntas, Mbenbs 8 llbr,
bebufs &e9nunes Mbidlu0es> i'm Qcfale Der
y @ermania", pberbalb Bannin9's Yanf, 3u Ser.
70 Tr. Srtbmein, Yra@.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-19
@rpBe8 @Qcre6<Gpn3ert.

Der 1nterjei9nete benadri@tiet bierntit feline
tpertben Jreunbe unb @Dnner, ipwie Gin 9eebr-
ties beutl9es Yublifum iberbaupt e~r9ebenlt, baB
er ant morsenoen @cnntas Nadmittas, rem 20.
NoStr., in leinem Qofal wieberum Elm gemiutb@
li9eS Concert seben wirb> wobei nu%see3eianetes
Qaserbier Der3apft wirb.
I'M rebt Sablrei9ea Beiu@ bittet ersetenf
q. S. &eller
7Ob 3ur vYtttsburg Brauerei."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-19
Gtraro Seuer~ unb mari1te : ATe=
curanj=@

wv " WIZ"
curan5=G pmpa9nte.
philadelphia.
Office: AS @alnutzS troBe.
(Sm @ebauoe Der @busltiQ> Nasisations@ @p.)
Baarz@apital : : 100000.
~ 8los Geuer< &i1icps werben
m gen { Il.
9ie Guafer Stabt AHeeurans &C.
iellfbaft.
philadelphia, ga.
Tranflin BuiloinN 4O8 @alnut~S trabe.
Capital unb @urplus 1921, 1854 AZ.
@edartcrtes CAPITAL $50O,0OO.
@erlidert ee9eu Gerlult poer 8elGaoisuus burd
6euer uub bic @efabren sur @ee, bel Snlanoi9if-
fabrt uno Transportation.
&c% Deutl 1e in Minnel pta, bic III
elmer Der pbi9em @eleQl9often perli@ern
wpQen> baben 1t9 gu we1pen an ben
9aupta9enten
6. ~ @e1b.
S%adlonnra6e.
@i9ere 9lustunft ertbeilen:
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g. 8. @9urmeier, Miien 8. Morriiun.
s. 9. @li9ter> 8irma s. y. 5li9ter u. s..
.. 8eaupre. Girma &emple II. Seaupre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-19
ct. @aul M9entur
Continental &0ecurQn5<@e<
1eQ1bQft,

SIT. IS, @a4zS trabe New<yorf.
8aar= capital $5OO,OOO+
Die Mufmerflamteit bes YubIitums wirb 3u
Jolgenbem bingeleitet:
Dur9 bic MHteuran3 bieler @eleQI9aft erbalt
man bic @prtbeile elmer vtpedlelleiti9en Mleeu-
rang" nit benz 3uiGbliden Nuben elmer bur9 gro
bes unb suoerlalfee6 Capital 9%ebutenen @i9erbeit
- Elm gcrtbeil, welder bur9 eepUbnli9e rwsd1el-
leitige Teuer-8 eri9erun9S< 81 leQl9aften" nidt
itattfneet. Die an beclarirte 2uuben tommenben
Dioibenben iinb fulsenoe:
Grlte ldbrli9e Nbtbeilun3 an Yplice Subater,
beelarirt am 8. Suli 1857 333 Yrpcent.
3meite bp. 70. AM 8. Suli 1853 so
Dritte b.. b.. am IA. Suli 1859 SO
Nettoz N0ets BET @eleul9aft:
SIM Suli 1856 $570,363 43.
SIM Snli 1857 649,719 81.
SIM Sult 1858 Isl ,9O8 50.
SIM Suli 1859 IN crosse 9O5,681 81.
y Qiabilitdten 1854 81.
Die a1ecurirte Yartei 1T burdaus feiner Qiabili<
tat, (Uerbinoli9tei) u%nterpprfen unp erb1lt bod
tiel' Nprtbei!e elmer srSbern unb %biQieeren Cider
belt. -
GecurttatS : Feuer &eri6erumaS=
Gpmpa9nie.
BiQisfe unb I&erfe Mrt gu aleeuriren.
8etbeilt9te (Dealers) erbalten rs Yrpcent
pe6 Nettpz@ epinneS.
Office: 81 pine trabe> Mew.gort.
Baarz@ Capital 4 > > > 100000.
Sp1epb Mailer YraIpent.
1bos' %. girb1all, 8iee=yral.
st. &. 9aYbod, @ecretair.
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Neue
Gaba&- 4 Gigarrtn.
6anolnna.

Der lnter3ei9aete ma9t hermit benz Serebrten
beut1den Yutlitum bic er9eben1c Mn3eiee, bag Ct
ein Iabad- unb @isarren> @el9aft iceten erSf>
net bat, in wel9em1 ate in bielen @el9afts3wets
einidla9enoe Mrtifel gu babea Inb,
@ein @taub 1T
Dritte @traBe,
unterbalb bes r@ ilben Sdger."
70 81. @pIf.
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Uem england BakerD
Qn>,f2 g @n%

%D1ttS " S1DCD,
Dritte StraBe, Spii9en &cbert II. Sadion.
Gmpfeblt l9 benz Yutlitum NIT ieinem 8rob
uno SUDDEN, unb bic NIT benz @eidIft Sertunbene
Graders Tabrif licfert ale Nrten Der belteu Graf.
fers.
6Gnbler int Qanbe merben es III ibrem Bortbeil
fnten, bel mir ppr3ulpre9en. 7Ob
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Gi9entbimer: .' T.
e. 6. 8urbont & 60. - MQen & Gbu1e.

~ WI *NtS$ , IVoS$ <SSN
ten lteben. 5s..E&,'.g- -; -. ~
Yala 9iere9
tSnnen seriidert fem, baB fe fiber u,,o 81 biQieen
Yreiin nad alien ben fol9eneen Yuntten %reiien:
9fa9 ct. MntbunY,. NiuneappliS, Manpnin,>
Mnpfa, DAYTON, Stasca, : Gil &iper, Big Qafe,
Mpnticeup, Clear @ater> Clear Cafe, Gprs(t 9itY,
ct. @lpub, @auf &apibs, @atab> @innepago,
Ylatt &iser, Swan Silver, Qittle Sails, BeQe
prairie, Jprt &iYlep, &rpp Win9, ct. Solepb,
Cob Sprin9S, &idmcnb, Mleranbria, 8reden,
ridge, Sort Mbercrpmbie, &eb &iper, @tilpater,
Marine, @aia, SaYlpr's unb ct. Qrpir Sails.
MteansSp BON ct. Waul:
Ma9 ct. 9lntbpny uno Minneapplis sier NRal
ees Says, INT 4 uub 10 l1br q. 81. unb nm 2
unb 4 lbr 9. 81. .
5I9liG UNI 4 l1br a. 81. ma9 eMancn{u,
Mnufa, Stasea, Glf Silver, Wia Qafe,, MouticeQo,
Clear 2ate, Clear @ater, Jore(t Gity, ct. @lcub
unb @aut &apioS.
Mcntag, Mittmpd uno 6reitaa I'M, 4 l1br q.
80 nad Watat, @innebnsc, ylatt &iper, @nan
Silver 2ittle Sails, Belle yrairie, Sort &ipley unb
@rptp @ine. sE..r sctHnss
Montas,' Mitttpo9 unt 'Greitas UNI 4 ubr 81.
Mentieelo Can Der tuetliden @eie bes 5lu0es).
Dienfag, Dpnnertag unb @amfas UNI 4 ubr
q. ". mad ct, Sulepb, @plb @prins, Ri@-
r1cnb, Mlerantria. Bredenribee. Sort abercrpnt<
bic unb &eb &iper, IN 8erbinbune NIT ben Dam
pfern uYiuneer" unb Aug. Mcrtbrup" fir 9,em-
bina, Sort Garry, Qafe Winnepe8 unb baS Ibal
BON @%asfatdeman, (pcm 1. SUM- an9efanaen.)
9a9li9 UNI 8 l1br q. 81. unb unt2 ubr y.
81. mad @tiQpater> Marine, @aia, Gaylpr's
unb CT. &rpir Sails.
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.Meue Mn3&igem
Deutl6er8 erein Don Mtnne=
1DtQ.

Die auf Ycrisem Dpnnertae ansetuneiste
@eaeral- g riammlrns obisen @ereiaS rauBte Der
@9iQer< Geier pesen Serl@oben pereen uno tpiro
nu,, am Dunnerlag, ben q. b. Wts.> Mbenbs
y l1br> i'm 2pfale bes 2eleuereiaS {tattFnben.
ct. Yaul, ben II. NpDenber 1889.
Sc 0uftaY @ illius, @efr.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13

rea- Little Frank is dead He came
when the trees were green and the flow
ers were blooming, and the birds were
singing, and remained with us two years
two short years of almost ceaseless
warblinS. After we had learned to love
him-learned each particular note OF
his little song, and looked upon him as
essential to our daily pleasures, he drop
ped upon his little parch, and died
died while the notes of his last warble
yet fingered in our ear-lingering mel,
ody never to be forgotten for we will
be reminded of his short existence, ra-
diant with cheerfulness and music,
whenever We hear his fellows of tie for
est trees, remembrance slightly tiaged
with sadness, yet as full of happiness a:
was little Frank of life, ard glee, and
song, but few hours agone Poor
little Frank is dead-but don't tell the
little ones just now--they loved him
so ~