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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
paltimorf- unh Wbio-GUrnbabn.

~ 81 5kEsIEE 80 ! dc sreBe @oute nab
Balbin9tcn> Baltimore, Ybilarelpbio,
9tewzyprf unp 8pl ton.
Oiele %oprtreHlide Sabn> nit ibren serte1erten
neltllden Scrtinout9en> tietet BEN Hetieuten cine
6.rette Slnle l!ah Baltimore, pbilapclphia, Stem,
yprt llnc Srltrn* Mu9 1T lle bic eiusise Nrutc,
OUT trelder man Iur99auga=S iuete (Irpuob-
Atdfta) 1ne 0cradmarfen (Gbefs) mad 81 a.
bln3tp vi erhalten fam.
lrel palnaier= SI9e n%erlaiIen Mbeelina, 3d.,
ta9llt unn inn III pirsfter Nertineuua nit alien
,eltlldeu 3ieen.
gta9 allen : tliden Stlcten:
Spn Baltimore tabrt man 'paleih pbue Mufeut-
bait nit g dnell5u9eu naG
Ybllacelrb1u> Nem@y)prf urc Ypftpn.
Nad Walbin9tpn eehen spn Baltimore taalit
rter Bulge al.
6abr9e! uno UabrSeit 10 turs tie nuf iraenb
elmer anbern Npute.
90 Nellcnbe belieten tbre 3iQete ria gGhce-
t11'9 5u serlon9en. Aurd9angefartcn lnc 9lus.
lilntt erpalt man in ben gil entabn Bureaus pes
We(tena.
90 1ie galtimcre- unb Sbio< gilcntatu
1T oe'lenorn aud 9ans telpubers Der Naturitrn-
peitfn rf9e1 81 emrfeblcn.
Uur Tradt nod Ybilacelpbia> Nemz9yrrf
unc 8ptpn>
MAD rrcr Hpu &c nj %
bat olel> Babn 9roBe Grr5use, ba lie, am Sbip-
Tlule gu Wteelina, geuwoob uno Varfersturo
auslaurenb> nit Dem errBen NeBmerfe weltlider
gllsnbabnen IN pirefter 0ertinbuus lctt.
Grn Wbeeltn9 unp garfer5bur9 seben iepen
Aa9 rfee!mabies 8epte nah alien 5afen Der nett
liden J!u(e alb.
pie UraGtpreiie linp . tillio,
ME au1 tr9enb elmer anbern Nuute.
0uterro trsenb einem plaBs p(lid scn yalti-
More beSeidne man uVia Baltic. II. Sbir 81. g."
Aues> mas an bic N9enten bieler 8abn erulla
nlrt it, ,pirb raid beirrat.
6rn9t~M 9entcn Inb: :. McBuruie, in
Cincinnati; g. S'1,ptiQ u. g., Nipley, s.:
). 81. VOre> MayepiQe, Ay. S. q. &ppwid'
portsmouth, D.; M. Ney II. g., Miprlepcrt,
- S: 9. 6crt, Mbeelins, ga. Mc(es Wct-
ter, Spltcn; 6. N. Yerwsil> Sem yorf; IS.
SeQ9> pbilateIpbia; S.. Gn9lonb, Baltimore;
yer. Jp1ter Ii. Gp.> GnarseiQe, Jnt. !; 8. q.
Mprebeob u. Co., louisville; Gam'l Calhoun.
Ytilorslphin> uni Schn 6. Maansw> parfersburo.
$. 5crls1b Ii. s o., ct. Qpuis;
!. =. 0rrcpn> General Jra6t= Waent:
I. So. Gole, 0snerol-Y iQet< Qaeut.
prfscptt @mith>
Sranspprtmeiter; G.J. Buuer,
Weneral<M9eu bes @eltens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
@t1enb0bnen IT, DQmpfbppte.
1889. " 9aS|;EzER 1859.
Mitht9an @putbern
Detroit, Mipnrpe 8
RQbu.

Iitic 2jnje ure itre Gsrtincuusen tiloen cine
rrllltGNeiae Hrutc rpu Nstrrtt mad @bicaqp,
MiIweufls> 0alena, Nrd Jelanr> Dubuque
Surilistru, Nralrie tu Gbien, Ga @rcIe, ct.
pon!, eairr, Ct. 2cuis, Ct. 9riepb une aue
Nruten int 1Se ten une SiioWcfsn.
MuN
nuep Lolccr> GlcYtl1:e, pi!tstu.a> @tcelina,
Ncm-Jrrf> ilnc alltu Srter> prhin MAJ, aAI ZEN
rsrlhtsrsnsn 3msietahuen rrn isuen plItvn TAB
rem tnMu'
NhfabYt.
s lbr is Minuteu Mittas. yiattuiua Grrreb
fir Gbicagp uur Sem yrrt
tpmmt al su Wnrian nm 9,45 Wprmitoos,
. lclsor 1T, $50
Gls2stano nm $40 Ma9m.
SuTalr I'M 1920
= ebleagp nm 700
= Nem<y crt I'M $50
1 lhr Nohmittaos. Sulebp unc Cincinnati
grpreb
tSrmt uo4 1oleer UNI 4,05 Na9mi1tass,
Cleveland INN $50
Bu1alp UNI 4,55 gcrmittaas,
Nem>yprt INT $50 Nabmittaas,
Oteie Npute ,1adt hirefte @ertiucuna III gle.
beldno nit Den rrabtYc0eu 9tcameru Sits Of
Sunalo" l1no y9Seltern Metrrpplis> na6 Budalo.
5 lltr IS Minutcn Nadm. Nprian unr @e-
tern Grrrcb
tpmmt an III Mrnrrie Inn sos Madmittaas,
Ncrian I'M 1000
Chicago um 100 Grrmittaas.
- Sarten f1nnen erbalten ,perren
Su Detroit in rr Office Der @pmpaonie,
gde Ntmoterz uns 8rulbzS traFe.
81 3ni'd,en 2etrrit uni Chicago perreu
te(Nt Wa0spnS Aer>etiett.
~ Oe9en rem Staub 1T i'm Srn,z
t'1er rurd Sentilatprcn 9eirrot.
~ 3e5 Nahta 1T ein @as9cn NIT
Setten yer cben.
Iit 3Uee 9ebeN ua0 Der Gbicaap Belt ab,
trelde nm 20 Minutcn friitcr lit ais biz Won D.
trptt.
Jnp. 3. @amtbell,
0snl Supertutenreut.
-. y. an;9bt M9ent ST Getrpit.
Vrn'l Supeyiut. SfTct> Iplecp, SUM is. SO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
WrDBe Central @iIenbabn
rQh benz
@effen mnb @prbtpeifeu.

@eften nnb 9tprb1peifeu. 4,
u q % 50 %2@ 9a4zz5;aaz4EsEsIz
Nellenbe mcrben bic eroBeSllinpis Gen
traltobn ais bic 3uperlalIslte Ypn oueu an
bern tnben, pcl6e scu Nep-y prf, Ybiloeelrbio
uno baltimore nah benz We item uno Alorome,1en
INbren. Nuf cieler 8ahn mirb ra5 p%ftmalioe
Wedleln nernltecen, &pcpur9 man Der Gefa5r
ausselest it,. cine unridtiee 8ubn einiu1blaeen.
Yerionen I'M Siten> bic mad benz uSrpliden
soma unb mad Minneluta rel en tppQen, ~erlcaren
@ele uno 3eit> tpenn lie ibre Rarten in Nep-
yort. pbtlareIpbia unb Baltimore fsufen, ria
baltimore uno Ohio Hail Npac uub Ohio Gen.
tral mad Cincinnati pper 6 oIumbus bann ria
Sbte 11nc Willl lippt rber 2erre 5aut uub Mlton
Stall Npap mad
SonrpYal ODER Yona unb ouf ter SQinptS
Central Gatl Noap
mao, Dunlettb unb Spn ta NIT Der Minrc1pta
1@34 . adetetne Gompa9ny, per Ian1rf-
SsaE.bo ot> na9 Saint Yaul unp alien Wunften
norbli6 uno tpeitli9.
nleute unb Nneere i'm Norben tuerttu bic
Mrute lebr billie unb 3ueerla1Ts fneeu mad ct.
Yaul> Ct: 9cua> Nem-O orleans, Sruiapiae, Gin.
llnb Dltlih. T' '""NS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Deutl9z@n9ltl9e
!4utcut>M 0eutur.

Il Nadeem i1 tpabrenb elmer Neibe pon Sabreu
H. Der ~. g. Yatent~O Office" nit Nusarbeitans
bes jabrli4en NappcrteS betraut 9e,pei Ell, babe i'd
ben Dient her &esieruue r~erla17en uno en1pfeble
mid neintn Qanbsleuten fir Inter luGunsen une
@uta9ten uber Neubeit unb Yatentabilitat ppn
&%rFnoungen; Musfertisuns Der ~uStbisen 3eia<
:nuneen, 8ei9reibua,9eu 1lno @elude gu @rlang<
un9 BON Yatenten: YerlInli9e 0ertretune yen
reuen Ipppbl als beanfanbeten rber te, eits ser<
~worfenen Ya,cnt-@ elu9en Dor ben u@raminers,"
Dor benz n@ommiiIpner Of patents" uno sor ben
@eri@tsbUfen.
y G3ul4riften in beutider ptcr eusll9er @yrade
panttli4 seantwprtet !; ale @el4afte 9emiNenbaft
unb RAID belpr9t- @etilbren III 9ewEbnliaen
Gduen:
Sir ltnterludung unt @utadten -. $500.
Tur Mustert'9ung after 81 einem Yateutacluhe
9ebDri9en j3ei9nun9en unb Yapisre unp Wertre-
tun9 bes Sc u9eS in alien Snl tan3en Der Yatent=
Ottce- ~--$25.00.
Diejeniaen, bic na9 Ginll9tnabme bes Stiaen
nod tpeitere Nustunft iiter meinen @e1h6fts~
9arafter winidtn, mSgen lid brisfid an: uIbe
Son. @bas. Mal pn> late Gpmmiiirner Of Ya-
tents, Burlington, Soma; 9. 8. Watlpn, Gsq.>
Wa lbin9ton, .. g., pber q. 9. @tpu0btpn,
Gsq., Waibineton: .. g." renren.
QbtreGt: 81. 6. @riBner, @etente @traBe,
Nr. 482, @albtnetun, .. 6.
~ 6. 6ritner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Drudarbeitcu

Drudarbcitcn
ptreen in Der Office Der uMinnelpta Staats-
3eitune.". ct. NntbpnYnrabe, Bridge 8lrd, auf
has Wei@madpoa0e auagefubrt. IS nirp telcn<
betrs in Grmabnuns eetradt, taB mir bur9 cine
Wusmabl Don neuen @driften nit jeber anrern
Druderei ccncurriren fGnnen. Mir liefern:
Druid unb papier 3u gerlasstidern,
&unfitutipnen,
Ball unb Ibeater< Aarten,
&pncert<Y programme,
e'rculare uno @cIglftsfarten> :
plafate, Mnl9Iaeeettel unb
@el4afts< GtiQuettcn,
unb fanitise in bas Sad eini9la9enbe @ssen-
idnte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Wtdti0 fit Ginwanberrr uno Rei(fnbe
iiter bic
SdlfD. ms Nhfn-N;fruh>k.

Saltp. 11nb Sbip=@ iienbabn.
yfad allen 1beilen res orcBen We1tens.
~Grlparnib Spn Oelb, Reit unb 6 mr.
Net1enbe fpnnen nad Gelieten tp0blen, tpeIht
Sapn ls gu %tenlisen tpiiniden> bic iiter
N~arfersbure unb Marietta
rcer bic uber
Senppoo> Wbeelin9 uno Columbus.
Iiele Yobn 1T bic einsiee, pelde ginponberer
nut nen S6nella ii 9en befGrtcrt.
Ate1en19en, tpel6e bic Baltimore unb
A9teeel1enbotn b nuBen, leqen RE sNeile
macy e.ne1nnati III % Stunben iuriid, uah @bi-
easr IN 3msi la9en uur nah Ct. Qpuis in ,ptf
Ia9cn. o"'
Die Baltimore unb Obip-gobn IL
cte aae'at9e, mtIbe Ginwaueerer nit ben ShueQ-
5ugen pefrrDert. Iie Wa9sn lino nit oepplterten
SlBsn out tos NQertequsm1e ernaeridtet.
Seoer pona9'er bat 100 pfuno @eraf fret.
F!1oer Don 4 big II Jabren tc;ableu bo!ben preis.
a11eer ulltfr 4 Sabre. ilut oan3 fret.
2ae Vefdd 9ebt nit Sen Wa0aoieren unb
1cmm1 mlf 1pnea 3u glei6er 53eit an benz Sc
'1!mml11l9ecrt an. Gin Sober erbGlt cine Beltsi-
nn!!eun9 rber lein Gepad bis al, ben Srt Der Be-
ltlmn1un9.
Deati9e N9enten,
ce lehe eurcpail9e @prode p~er1tebeu. 6nb an BEN
9er,n'feenen Stattonen Ger 8atn entlano anoe~
leufz e'nmoneerer 3u empfanqen une nit ibrem
Vepad tDeltsr gu t%efprsern> Elm Nrrtbeil, ben feline
anbere gabn bietet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
'0alenn, Dubuque II. Mfinne-
1Dta DQdet So.
80 d b g t. g o II I 3

&c d d . t. z oui :.
XAI 1iele Sinie 1T Rei(en-
E1S--lI&a ZEN gang DEFENDERS gu em-
e1sbten une fauaeute in
rr 3nesrlaltateit peten scraiiolih rotrpnijirsn
lie Spte Der 0atota = pmpaenie .%erloien TO-
LID ct: paul ant ibrer Noute mad @t. Qoui5
nno allen oaSpil9enliesenben YldBen limb III
ga erc11s nit Der Ga GrrNe II. Rlmaufee<Vabu
m Vert1neungs 81 Yrarie tu Gbieu nit Der Wil-
mautte> unb Wilfl)lepi. 8abn, III Dunleitb NIT
eer SainOis Central Babn.
Naeur@ itebsn bic BGte nit ct. Souls unb
Dem Often in ber f6nealen bireften gerbinbunq.
2reu9b Sidet6 fir Dampfboot uno
e1lenbabn 1lno in Der Union IidetzSffce,
an Der eepee tn ct. paul III baben.
), q, Spnfs, Se{ret3r,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
3S dbrbreffp.

sur belonoeren &enntnibnabme.
Ginpanoerer unb Reilenbe lrQten lebr nord N.
t!9 leln .uub ibre BiQstte nur lei ben anoejfelten
Aeenten %taufen> nidt BON lrl6en geuten, bic f d
per aopf be5ablen lol1en, peber Moenten linb, no d
Verantwprtli6feit iiternetmen.
N@~ Nit 8sreitwiQi9feit ertbsilt ter Inter-
3e19nete jeoe Muefunft unenteeItlid.
Sarl S. S%iuebranb,
Genernl. M9ent Der Baltimore unb Shin.
eilfnba9n, 9bamesitraBe, SIR. 81,
Baltimore, Wb.
80 D1sle gahn 1T bic tur3elte unb biaiofe
uno e'ef't mepr Srrtbe'le, ale irsenb cine anbert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
&amucl lubDtah.

9erausseber Der rMinnelota @taata3eituna,,
1T pon mir erma9tist, 3uldriften uub @eidafts-
auftra9e sun @rfneern CUR Germitteluns an MIDI
in Gmpfan9. gu nebmen> @etiltren ein3u;ieben,
tn meinem Namen eafur gu q~uitttren unb amber.
peiti9e pprlauf9e Wustunft gu Qeteu.
~. 6. Dribner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Herl19S<Werfe.

x S0n Samuel Gubnieb's 21,ers
Fen inr gu boben:
"e9tn r g0rIsluneen> i'm @etiete
Ste NuRaae 9' ~" g 81 M
1strprteferlpiee1. Ste MnFaet.. O,75
Hcnard ie u st epublif...... O.25
Der Sail pom ungarn. O.25
cereuuu9tn merbeu aneenpurmen in btr Grpt-
ettteu Der ~Miu. Staatsafituus."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
Sermi16te Mn5et9en>
Q. &. 0. ..

q. &. 0. ..
Mitnneiota= Satn, 91r. L.
Tiejtr pain arbeitet inter ser aelebli9en &C.
ridtsbarteit ces @rpG< 6atns Don Metp<y OFF uup
bdlt feline regelmdBt9en Sibungen jeoen Oien]tae
Mbenb Inn y l1br III benz 9pfale uber Day unb
Jenf'S Drug=Qapen. int britten Stpf, @de Der
Orittcn uno getartraBe.
ct. paul, Sauuar 1859.
5. 9. 2eitner> @etr.,
at 8cr 731.
- Na9fclssr srn
% nj. Saslet,
GrpBz unp &leinbancler in
@Mten, &Qppen, Del3en
Serren=Mpoc= @aaren,
Gde cer Drltten uno @abalbaml trabe>
rer Bride 9eseniter, UNI
SIT. 4, Epoers 8lpf> brittle Strabe>
pherhalb rer Bride,
ct. paul> Minnefpta.
NI@ SD babe sor &ursem teiee rtise 2ctale
nit einem reitsn NNprtement ron Waaren Ser>
ieben unp v~srf~ufe 81 BEN t~itlisiten yreilen.
Spl. .. Neer miro I'M alien Sctale> brittle
uuo Wabal bawltrabe, oertleiten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
ga @rD0e< unb Oiilwaufee<
GtienbQbn.
lOuJ.
1859
&aZ&=sssEgEis::s; -
@tutcr 81 ruuuc

~SNu&Si xSlrunNc1tte11f>
N's c1nil9e rlrstte Hrute WI Ct. paul, ct.
Wntben9, Minneappli5, preacrtt, SaitinaS, Nccts
yane1n9 Wtnc1a unb "a @rp1e noG Mifmaufee,
ebleasr> Aetrrtt, CLEVELAND, 9u7olp, 9uireulipn
8rlpee, plttstua, Ybilacslrbia> Ncm= 9prf. Dr.
ton, Baltimore, @altinstru, Cincinnati, Qcuis-
vile Ct. 9ruis> Cairo uuc Mcm- SrleanS, unb
al'en anneru Yunfea in her Ser. @toaten unp
ben &anaea's. -
Nellenoe er1paren ouf rteler Hpute, NIB
reno Der untertrchun9 cer GAihfobrt
100 Meilen uno "a Stuncen an 3eit.
,3met t1elide !3ise (Senntas ausaenrmmsu)
sebsn "rn Va erp0e all, pie tclat:
SStFet 5ug ..... ...... nm 2 llhr Nadm.
Smelter 3u9 ......... I'm 7,3U Ncrm.
Vie Verblncung gelhiett an Der MiImoufre-
uno etleage Gi'entohn unc nit hen OamrftEteu
am Safe Mibisan.
~ Va erple frnmeu bic ,3use an I'm, 10 llbr
40 Minuten Nadmittas5, unc IL ubr 50 Nrin.
NrrMittaas.
@en Ga Grpi1e nod Chicago fabrt man
in Is Stunren.
Nte galaee 1T 10 biuis mic auf irasnp eintr
Serb1nc unAen.
Wa rr Jlnctlrn NIT ter Jcuc III Gao uub
Sl9'plo e1ltneop1 ht1 Srrlcpn nit Der 6priccu
unc Serltn Gilcntatn; III Milwaufce NIT ter
eptca9p unp Wlltpaufee uno @atertcrn gijeu-
eohn NIT ZEN l1mpfern fir bic Ietrpit unp
M!lWoufss unh Stetrsaan gatn; irmie iur bic
Sate S"psrtpr> Wren BAY unp @ruinampob
Hputen.
p- 4rru9t Iifet6 rrb1lt man in Der
Aluef=A NICE rfr Grmraanie, an Der Irittcn Ctr,
n"he rem Nraerieon Sruls> in ct. paul, Minu.
Capt. :. {. Weproe,
m Gtdst-N9ent ct. Youl.
~. SH. N'l II, Weneral =Naent hes MeNens.
.. Oorbrid> Manaoer, MiImn,Ifee,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12
u II 9 II.
&cinrib Sreibert,
saS Sfenz uno 8lc9z


Il ~
Wataibawfrobe, eeseniter Der fatbol. Stride,
ct. Yaul, M(tnn.
emrfebl leiuen gorratb npn Sefen nab Slet-
8aaren unb i@ert reeae 8episnuns 5u. @le i'll
(ein Sad i6lascnee Mrtitel tpereeu an pc teuuug
prompt, biQis unb tauerbaft uerfertigt-
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&~er1a9s=@eibdft
slt-
= 49,. uUD
4 $ttlon8 urn{ker&i
Samuel Guopisb,
Ct. paul, Mtnne1ota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-12

Ra1F Beltelunsen fir ctiae Jabrif merten ut-
ter Der Nbrelle pe5 llnter3ei6neten an9enpmmen>
Sutrumente pinftlid telpr9t uno garautirt.
@. Hubpigb,
ct. paul> Minnel ota.
4% Sir bic Sualitdt Der Sntrumente turat
1toltere, rer laut elmer an 6onb beFncliden Sci
tu,,g bel leiuen @cnserteu in Columbus, Ga, elm
Snltrument BON Gegert II. 81. i9 se&pdblt bat.
miNpuri
Swimming Company.
Bei elmer AM 19. Npril 1859 absebaltsnen Di<
reftorentpobl uurben ~fcleenbe 5erren erpGblt:
2puis 8cNe> 5rars gcetler>
6einrid Yrante, Sobu &ueqa>
CHARLES 5. 8lattau.
Sci elmer tarauf fulsenoen gerjamm(ul,a Ter
gcoro murben ais 8eamts ermdblt:
Wr1icent-0ruis BoNe;
prGibent, pro ten1p.-5einri6 Wrante;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. Blattau,
Manaaer-Sol. Nueoa;
Sefrrt1r-Nidarb 8Dlewetter.
&eicbmann II. Gpmp.,
N9enten Der ptisen Tabrif,
GpmmiItcn5 > 6lncler in Webl u>1b
Yrccuften>
Nr. SO, Glib = Moin~> awilden Walnut~ unb
Glml trabe, ct. Spuis.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-02

THE EARL OF DERBY UPoN THE BALANCE
OF .PowFR.--The British Premier, the Ear
of DERBY, in a late speech upon the hust-
iag in England thus alluded to tie balance
ofpower theory:
Gentlemen, we hear great deal of the
importance of sustaining certain barriers,
in Europe. and many other axioms, all o.
which to a certain degree are true, and
which may for a certain time continue tc
prevail. But let me take this appotunity
of impresssing upon you that the day i:
coming, fit has not already come, when
question of the balance of power can not be
confined to Europe alone. Since the time
when that doctrine obtained, great com.
munities have risen in another hemisphere
who will not permit the balance of power
to be limited to Europe. You have on tn,
other side of the Atlantic vigorous anc
powerful communities, who will no longe
submit to your circumscribed theory of au
thority. The Australian colonies, though
now in their youth. but in the youth o
giants, have already, as in were, thrown
their colossal shadow over Europe
Lord DERBY seems to have CORE ct ide,
of the growth and increasing power in thi:
vast Republic.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-02

MOHAWK DUrcH. The following sto-
ay is good because it is true. We had il
from the lips Of good woman, who was
told it by the principal actor himself:
Ven | first come to Filadelify to serve
/ was very uncivilized,' SAID Katrine, now
a tidy intelligent servant in respectable
family: 4 laugh mooch. and feel mooch
ashamed to remember how behave ven ]
know so little. Shon--that was my beau
then--Shon he took me to the tLeater one
night. when / been in Filadelify three
weeks. We sits in the gallery, and we moi
see good, and Shon said he would get e
better seat, So he puts his leg round de
post and schlidcs dowd NIT de pit, and
looks up and calls out Katrine! Katrine
come down. tish a good view here!' and
leaned over, and said L: How can come
Shon?' And he said: just shlides down
So puts my legs round de pillar. ant
shlides down too. Dunder' how de peo
pies Taught! Dey laugh 50 dey play n
more dat night upon the stage. Ever
body laugh. and yell, ard whistle all owe
de house! l was so mooch ashamed den
though l knew not any harm! But now
plushes every time l dinks of it,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-02
A Rich Puff.

A manufacturer and yender Of patent
medicines recently wrote to friend living
out west for good, strong recommends
ton for his the manufacturer's) .Balsam ).
In few days he received the following
which we call pretty strong:
Dear Sir: The land composing my
farm had hitherto been so poor, that q
Scotchmau could not get live off it, and
so stony that we had to slice our potatoes
and plant them edgeways, but hearing Of
your balsam | put some on ten acre lo'
surrounded by railroad fence, and in the
mernirg L found that the rock had entirely
disappeared, neat stone wall encircled the
field, and the rails were split into oven
wood and piled up Systematically in my
back yard. itr NOD uaI oi .aau ,
Il put half an ounce into the middle o.
a huckelberry swamp; in two days it was
cleared off and planted with corn and pump
kins and row OF peach trees in full bios
som through the middle. v-g 0n &,
AS evidence Of its tremendous strength
| would say that it drew striking like
ness Of my eldest son out ofa mill pond
drew blister all over his belly, drewa load
of potatoes four miles to .narket; and event.
ually drew prize of niaety dollars
in lottery istzuA ~ g .r HsiaiyTt
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-02
A Ready LAWYER.

Mr.. Sergeant Vaughan. rs barrister,
occasionally performed some generous act
ions. Several years ago, while on his way
to Chelmsford assizes, he met with ALI in
telligent and agreeable fellow traveller on
the coach. The Sergeant. who was on
such occasions very fond of what he used
to call little agreeable chat, with any
talkative person he chanced to meet, soon
drew his travelling companion into lively
conversation with him. Having always
had sprinkling Of Yankee curiosity, he
generally contrived to worm out, by pro-
cess imperceptible to the party himself,
what he wished to learn regarding him.
On the ocsasion alluded to, Mr.. Vaughan
was not long In ascertaining from his com
panion that lie was also going to Chelms,
ford assizes. which were 10 be held on the
following day. AS juryman no doubt?'
said Mr.. Vaughan, on learning the fac,
itself.
No sir, not juryman.' said the 9th.
er.
'Oh, as witness, / should have said?
Not as witness either; l wish it were
as pleasant as that
'Oh, see how it is: you ale prosecutor
in some case which is painful to your feel
ings. However such things will happen;
there is no help for them.
You are still wrong in your conjeet1res,
sir; l am going to pay oway some mon.
ey for relative who has a case at the as.
sizes 'si a
'Ah, that is it! very unpleasant certainly
to pay money observed the learned Ser.
geant.
1t is. indeed, for those who have little
to spare, observed the other.
We'll. l hope it is not to any seriou.
amount
why the magnitude of the sum de-
pends entirely on the resources of the par
~ who has to make the payment {
Very true; certainly, very true.'
The sum of fl00, which to one of m,
limited means. is very large sum, IN
deed ar 1l.as.fa
oh, but perhaps you expect to be re
paid in some way or other again.
That's very uncertain; it depends en-
tlrely upon whether my relative, who ha
just taken private house there. succeed
| in business or not. re1a ~ -ffa .
We'll, it certainly is hard case,' ob
served Mr.. Sergeant Vaughan, with So
rious and emphatic air.. -. nom
Aye, you would say 90 II you onl,
knew the whole of it,, = aos,Jg t.fn aaI5
'Indeedl are there any peculiar circum
stances attending the case?'
There are. indeed , answered the othe
something between sigh and q groan.
/ is the matter secret?' answered Mr.
Sergeant Vaughan, his curiosity beiny
! wound up to the highest pitch.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-02

A MOTHERS LovE--Some of our read
ers may recollect thrilling ballad which
WAS written on the death of a woman who
perished In the snow-drifts of the Green
Mountains of Vermont That mother
bore an infant in her bosom, and when the
storm wax.d loud and furious, true to
mothers love, rent her garments and wrap
ped them around her babe. The morning
found her stitfened corpse. but the babe
survived. The babe grew to manhood,
and became speaker OF the Ohio Senate
How thrilling must be his thoughts of that
mother. if he be true, arge-hearted man.
How deep mothers love! How many a
mother is there who would die for her SON
L.t sons. when far away from home, on
the land or on the sea. when the eye of no
mother is upon them, remember her love
and be restrained by it from entering the
path of vice. Let them say nothing. do
nothing which n mother would not approve
and they will never bring her grey hairs
in sorrow to the grave.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-02

@I gave her rose and gave her {
ring. and asked her to marry me then
but she sent them all back, insensible thing
and said she had no notion of men.
told I'd oceans of money and goods; tried
to frighten her with growl; but she an
swered that she wasn't brought up in the
woods. to be scared by the screech of an
owl. l called her beggar and everything
bad; sighted her features and form; till
at length l succeeded in getting her mad,
and she ragged like sea in storm. And
then in moment turned and smiled, and
called her my angel and all she fell in my
arms like wearisome child, and exclaimed:
ave will marry this fall @
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-06-02

SrrPIDIrY.-Walking along the streets
with the point of an umbrella sticking ouI
behind, under the arm or over the should
er. By stopping suddenly to speak to {
friend, or other cause, person walking il
the rear had his brain penetrated through
the eye, in one Of our streets and died il
a few days
Stepping into church aisle after dismis
sion, and standing to converse with others
or to allow occupants ofthe rew to pass ou
before for the sake of precedence, at the
expense Of a boorishness to those behind
10 carry long pencil in the vest O
outside coat pocket; not long since clerl
in New York fell. and the long cedar pen
Gil SO pierced an important artery, that i
bad to be cut down upon from the top O
the shoulder to prevent his bleeding [,
death, with a three months illness.
To take exercise or walk for the health
when every step is drag and instinct ur
ges to repose. .lr i0m
To guzzle down glass after glass of wat
er on getting up in the morning. withou
any feeling of thirst, under the i'm
preston of the health giving nature of it
washing out qualities
To sit down to table aad force your
self to eat when there is not only no arpe
tite, but positive aversion to food.
To take glass of soda, or toddy, o.
sanagree, or mint drops. on a summe
day, under the belief that il is better anc
safer than glass Of cold water.
To economise time, by robhing your
self of necessary Sleep on the ground tha
an hour saved from sleep is en- hour gain
ed fer life, when in reality it is two hour
actually spoiled.-Journal Of Health.