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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
The Chan lesion Convention
ThC Hangers On NOf Wanted.

] y lAc hhAh u tiA On NuA NttUtefis
Tho great question Of the day is, not
who viii be nominated BY tho Dcmocra-
cy for Prosidont--but what will be the
price Of board, washing and lodging at
CharlcstonH Squ0tter Sovereignty and
tho Lccompton Consultation dwindlo into
insigniiiConce in the presence Of thatmo-
mentous question.
The general impression now il, that
the locality Of the Convention will not
be changed by the National Convention.
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce, DEM
ocratic organ, says the rumor of change
to Baltimore or any other point, ia simply
ridiculous The place was fixed by voto
of the Cincinnati Convention. The Com
mttce was empowered TO fix the time,
but was entrusted with no authority
whatever as TO the place for holding the
Convention. The Journal says Il h au.
thorizod TO state TINT this Is the view
taken Of The subject by the Chairman of
the .Committee, and that. no thonpbt is
or has been entertained oil making n
change.
The Charleston papers, moreover ridi-
cule the idea of not holding the Conven-
ton in that city. The Mercury admits
that 50 per day il 70 be the price paid for
board aud tauuts Northern delegates with
the fact that they have made contracts
for rooms Mt So per day which cannot now
be eyadod; says there Is abundant accom-
odation for the regular delegates 10 the
Convention, but the myriad hdagers-oh
ioho are not admitted 10 he floor Of he
Conreniioa, must take their chances for
feed and sleep, The Mercury further
says In answer TO the private hospitality
asked for outsiders.
Whit was our private hospitality TO do
with such a case, an iTuption upon as Of
an immense horde Of mon, intent upon
their own selfish ends and indifferent
alike TO her people, their sentiments and
interests. And thousands of them, too,
Of such character and manners, that if
they were to como here, Individually,
oguin and again. ,itwould neverbe thought
by a respectable man of our city, 70 adj
nit any OF them within his doors. Dur
ing the presence Of that promiscuous
crowd, the private doors of Charleston
will never have been so tightly shut and
earef fuily guarded as then. She will con-
or more Icaicliny than Hospitality 'upon
the camp followers who have come to
swarm at the assembly OF National Con-
vention.
The Mercury furthermore charges the
project Of removal as a Douglas trick,
says Il will fail TO win, and adds;
Mr.. Douglas friends see plainly that a
Convention in Charleston will preserve
a Southern aspect aud cannot be brow
beaten or bullied. The Convention
will meetin Charleston; but ifMr Doug
las and his friends desire a Northern
Convention, let them call ono
So, there is a comfortable prospect
ahead for the Little Demagogue aud his
satellites. who have been making their
calculations to beseigo theplace aud car
ry the nomination by storm. From all
appearances, tho Democracy will have to
submit TO the skinning ordeal to which
they have subjected themselves Ia order
to curry Southern favor. Some Of them
may come back with enlarged view Of
the peculiar institutions Of the South.
MahoRiHq Register.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13

10. 27.


We do not doubt that every democrni
from The northern st1tes in both Houses
Of Congress, isn Union man. ref. durinr
all the threats of disunion that hare hrra
uttered by their allies, the Democrats OF
South, since Congress hos been in sra
sion. we have looted iu vein fff nnv rr-
huke from them. II they belicfe thd
South 20 be inaincurc in ihelc thrcnif.
why DO they uot expose thcmi Why do
they ullow themselves 70 bu ccHpromis-
Cd by conledCratcg who are willing to
lring them into disgrace to carry their
own sectional cndsl 10 they believe tho
South 20 be sincere in thcs6 threats, uhv
DO they not donouuce ibcn., and declare
for their country We supposed. until
Senator Wigcll made DIS ruccntsplnfqc.
that the southern talk OF disunlon hat
been finished for the season, but hero we
have it again Mr. Wigfull believes that
Gao black republican can over De inauq-
uratod PRESIDENT and Mr.. Wighll says
that hc is in earnest in this thing. Lot
us have from the democratic sido OF the
Senate rchuke Of this reasonable stuff,
or let that side cease to NTogetc TO Itself
Ia Union-loving, conservative, patriotic
character Hds Il become b doctrine Of
democracy that the minority shall govern
the muiorityl This tolk OF Wigiail, rnd
all the hounds that opened the cry, ia
suhvcrsVo of the very first principles Of
democracy, vet not one word have We
hcard-not one word shall we hcar--from
the democracy, IN tho capitol or out oft,
against t.
Certainly, IN party politics there nnst
be something due 60 manhood, 70 sclfrc-
spect, 20 patriotism, nay, TO birlh-placs
and home; and the cOwafdiy meannoes Of
those northern democrats who sitin Con-
gross, day after day, and hear the North
--thcir own homo--misreprcsenied, aud
ofor no iustiicadonj abused, ard mdha
no dcfcnsoi contemned, and spit upon,
and IN no finger of warning and resent.
mont--can only be characterized as Tho
meanness Of the toady and the tool Aro
these men sent TO Congress 90 represent
the South VI 10 represent the Northi hre
thcy sent there TO froternize with treason,
and to turn their bucks upon those whom
they were delegated 10 scryol We re-
peat the question that heads this para
graph: "Why do they not spcakg'--
Springfield Republican.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
GHfin atteekIp gribMne.
RHYME OF THE ROAD.
uY Hfrro.


Whizzing by the fences.
Spinning by The trees,
Hcrsoi fooiiug spicndid;
Going at their ease,
Driving A IA MODE,
Bless me- this is pleasant,
Riding on the road.
Here's a brush a coming,
The baY is in The lead
No. the black has got him
No, the bays ahcadi
Neck.and .neok they're footing;
Like a harness pair
Hurrahi the black has beaten;
The bay Is IN the air.
Man with hired horses,
Putting on the CAD.
Hanging on the ribbons,
Going itlike mad.
Devil take the horsos;
What are they TO hint
lie Is bound TO rush 'cm,
Regardless Of the tin.
Man, with country cousin,
Sitting by his side
Eyes are glaring wildly,
Mouth isgaping vide.
ooh, / cannot breathe, sir,
-. hill. It'll
Obi tor heavens sake, stop, sirl
Ill-get out aud walk"
Grephorn In q carriage,
Weighs a thousand pounds
Thinks he's got a troitor,
Thinks he's been tue rounds;
Laying back and pulling
At a furious rate.
Certain he's a going,
Az "a 30 gate.
Old gent from the country,
Going at funeral gait,
Knows thero'll be q smash up.
Just as sure as fate,
Wonders ut their bury
Thinks IL very plain,
If he's a judge Of weather,
It ISN'T going TO rain.
Driving up to Jones,
Sponge the horses mouth,
Take a little something
TO guard against the drouth.
Home again we're footing,
Horses nearly blow'd;
Hurrahl we're on the pavement,
We're taken down the road.
Whizzing by the fences,
Spinning by the trees,
Horses footing splendid,
Going at their case,
Cutting down the flyers,
Driving A la MODE,
Bless mel this is pleasant,
Riding on the road.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13

OcyA hoGseholder In a Western gil.
iage in fllling up his cepsas schedule un-
der the column headed, Whefe bornl'
al scribcd one ol his children 10 born Sin
the porlofi" the other cup stars"
0.y-"hIiss will you take my arml"
eyes, sir and you tooln
"Can't spare but the arm,"
"Thcn shlnt take il, a. my motto d
% GO the Whole hos or none p
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13

Bir. Green Russell, Of Russell Dig
gings, Pixies Peak. with force ofilly
men, has been employed by the Council
Of this city 10 survey an airline road
to Denver City via the Fort Riley and
Smoky Hin route, which is saidto be 100
miles shorter than any other,
'rhe company has already commenced
operations, and win proceed with the
work as fast as possible.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13

7 A 6oEkR. -Dry Goods Stores uFe somo-
times the scenesof lndlcrans conversa-
ton, The other day young lady stepp-
ed into d woil known eslabllahmenr in
town, nndinquiled olahne le9king young
olerk-- Sr. hafo yon any monsc-colored
ladies' 9ioyesP e1fousc-colored gloves
mias.H . s'fes--a sori ol afoy-iust tic
color ofyoer drawers here meaning tle
store drawers, of eoufse, which wefe
painted grey, pMy drswefs, miss eiac.
uiated the young man elaneinq doNis
wards 70 see e eroBtaineW Wes rqhl and
ltight--. Ply draVors. Nissl why don
wear anyiH
ihe young lQiy Waa call|,d homo ~
Shutter,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
81 ohIIdren Iurned 10 penlIl.
CmcAao AMI 5

A dispatoh from Orion, ,Richland county
Wisconsin,, states that house IN that
village, occupied by family named
Reagan, was destroyed BY fire on Tues
day last. Six children perished in the
hhmes. The eldest was l6 years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
Co1IoIogIenl I.Ennnsion.

Mr.. Cox has been expanding himself
in Conpress in favor Of national eXpHn-
sion. lie wanted 70 extend our pro-
lection over Mexico. A Toxan member
reminded Dir, Cox that we had better pre-
tect our own territory first. Mr. Cox's
ideas Of expansion have changed, radi-
cally. At the first ofihe session he made
a speech against q portion Of his own
State, and expressed a wish that the Re-
serve wefc cut of ard nnnext 20 Canada,
because Of an unfortunate prejudice the
Reserve people had against the Demo.
cratic tickot. Mr.. Coy's idea ofDalional
expansion ia llko the lrishman'a expand
ing hs blanket 10 make Il cover himself
by cutting of from Che head and sewing
on 40 the foot. HoWoud cut oil the Feo-
pie OF Northern Ohio and anlex the Grcas-
ers aud niiSed races ofMexico.- CiReia-
mali Press.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
Ge0rge Ia. Wcning.

Civil Engineer andlCOunty Sur
iyoT. oaoO in shu Shans Block, over the nank Of
eihu. febler
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
". d. ParIl. III. D.

Physician and Surgeon - Office
on Man street, opposite Blaeks Block, Timn, Ohio
maa1 SO 4rf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
j. j. Steiner,
Dr. WIN. III. EKnmII.

ysician and surgeon, would re
olly inform the citizens Of Tinin and vicinity
he has locatedi permanently, In this pltce, aud Is
~ to administer to the afflicted at allhours.
~ Onlce and residence Perry street, East Of
omo's Bloek.
n. ESPECtAI. ATTENTION GIVEN 10 DIS.
EASES OF THE EVE. mhIB.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
DIR. >. McAdoO,

Will promptly attend to all calls,
eitheIin In Tim country, IN administering to e AZ
heied. Particular attention paid to Female diseases
Shower and Plunge baths connoetei with the Office,
medicated whois deemed neoessafy by himself Omce
wsli ofthe Wooden Bridge, 2d Ward, TiiHn, Ohio.
iy3iIy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13
G. g. ReiIharz.

Dental Surgeon. in
shawhen's nlook 2d story directly under the Tribune
Office, Marketstreet ri6n Ohio. oc29ty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-13

LEANDER STEM WILLIAM NJ JOHNSON.
Stem 81 johnson,

Attorneys Oounsellors at Law
Once In Hedges New loci, over Vollmer's clothing
storei Main street. Professional bus and the col
lection Of all kinds Of claims promptly attended to-
Tidn, Dec. 18th, 1859.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
YScleapialse .

Ter Undergraduate erldutt lid Dem Vu6lifum
an3u3st8en, Dap letn Ba9cn unO Su99v ~jerejeit
bfrett lte9t, ur' 6ainiIien gu irstnp eiutr &asca.
lett nah rti9em Sergnu9uusspiaB ~ iabrsn.
Oerartt9e SelreIun9en fGHnen i'm 28jlhetm Self
9aus pes 5rn, u. S&ao 9sma6t psroen.
SO, 9ebrtna.
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3 y DE!
y II

llnterSei6nssr OHerirt $500 @arSS Ser rsi8iten unS lb5n.
len Sepptde (Gorptts) Su b~ilisercn 9reiien gum SertauI,
ale nc le bier i'll Rttniono OT~ertrt-wereen Iin6, nod ie wit,
Der onerirt iperce1 m09en, Namlia rudt uno Ih6ne
NRultsr ~ 81 Sis. Fiaig pi so Cts. iHWtre Ia buic,
balb SOue, 81 40 GtS wtttb 624; ertra feline, 0ut uno
l6mer, gu 90 Cts, Die anberp6rt5 81 feten @Gd5smb III
&tldoeden 'u 374 dno so @tS. 6tihOeden gu 30, so uar
% Cts, auBerrrotntib billy 800 Grtenlion Sfirt5 fr
gtaohtn uno DAMIEN, Yon Is, % uno 371 Cts. al aufs
parts, sur Slltte lbres 8crt9eS; Gaipa5, Sae9ntfs, grtnts.
@lpaeaS, Merinpa, 5rit Gin MS, blsacssO mo broron stir
tnl9s uno Sbeettn9s, uno Viie anOtre 23aarsn, a. % r&t.
bill9er ais i, UNI fur bic n6nlte Salon duf;urdumen.
Dian tomme une le be bicie a4oare IN SIC. u Mainltr. 6ei
Snienk 6trnnR
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
@ef6dftS.2 gn,ciertr

Dem %9ccbrteu Yublitum ertauben mir une
6iermit rie cr9ctsnite Gn;eiae su MAIDEN, bas mir
%unItren Gin -Store ho6 unIertm neueu uuS oe.
~rGumi9en 6ouie SIS. 1873 Sruapdrase ,piIbsu
Der 5. unp g.. prr1e9t babcn.
Sur paS ans bisbcr 9si&entte 3utra uen ttRsns
%pantenr, %erlouben mir ine, audi Fe,Ee7 I'm pae,
lCttc ;u bjtteu.
gHtr fibren t%etdnStg elm rei66altiaes eaaer
dQer SCrtfn Sefsu, SIe6paaren unp aasr an
erren in unisr @el6dft i&lasenoe artifel, oi
mir, IA mir nur fir Saar t~aufeu, gu BEN siata
ten Nreilen pertoufcn fGnnen.
OoS Deden Der 5duler, Iopie Gsparamrsn
Ieoer glrt wcrOcn ihneu, gut nnp tiGiaIf teIcret.
6ols6auer II. Src.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01

Hbe II u 5eiumetn
unieril Sreunpen, lpipie Dem reutlhrn Qu6lt.
tunn ueerDanpt, %erIduben mir nue auf unler retas
balttGes unD ppblalcrtirtc5 Qaaer cdtcr Rb,in-
peine aufmrrflam gu MAIDEN. gRir per oufrn
%ptelelben btai9 unb 9arantiren fir bic Gbtbetl
elmer jepen Scrts.
0auttirru NlaBer.
SIR. rs N&atm- Strase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
8~irtbihafts.u ebrlnnbme.

Wcinsn 6reunren unp benz srebrten 9utlitum
Die @n,ei9e, Dap i'd ole lsiber pon 6rn. 6 n.
eana an 8rOapfraBe 5uii6en Der L. unp Q.
i6ernommen BABE Snpem i'd gum 8eIube Der.
Isfben freunoli8f e%inlaoe, oeripre6e i'd our6
auts @ttrGnfe unO auimerflamr Sepienuna mir
DaS gBcblpplen meiner 9sebrtsn @dIte 3u er-
rsrbel @eorQe Sernet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
SefenI SefenI

Gs" oeutl&en 9ublifum Die AnsetBe, ooB i'd
meinen Store neu eiugeribtet uno cine beDeu,
tenpe Muewab( pom Sefen itocr Dirt pcrr1tbio
babe. SD 9laube i'm otanee III fem, 5%ersrmaun
nit penn @epini6tfn b%fcienen gu fOnneu. gu
Dem ib fur %frageren 3alprub pants, b0Ts iA aui
cine 6OrtsBunS psfslbsn...i
s. 9sffGrY,
SO. 80 @ainfrett.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01

~. SSaD,
NO lol Srpaolr., Swil6en Scr 6tcu unp item
g5ent FIR 6cirtFd's G6ampaaner,
emptteblt benz pcutiten publifum 1ein frifh an.
9etolnmenes Eager pom &isorrcn. gSetueu. @bom.
SebtuGen, 9rtranute Wunpeln, iibrr,ud
rrtsn GalmuS &c, nGmlth
100000 rcutihe Gt9arren, a1e Sraucs,
10000 Gpubae 6aoana,
10000 0enrY Clap 6ooana,
10000 Srabuccs 6apana,
15,OOo priucipe, CARA,
so Scrcu N6einwcine,
20 &rrte 6eiptId'Ibeu @6ampaancr, fur
melden ih A9ent bin ppn s Ills IA GuL.
lars per Sort,
so OuBenO 9cttu6en,
so pfp. 9ebranntr Niaupeln unb iter,lf,
erten @almus,
tuel6e Irtttel i'd gu b%i0i9em preis eferire.
81. Stay, 9Iat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
s.. SS. 2tnltenram,r,

uermaher unp IS plearbetter,
8reapfraBs, spiihen Der 5. uno G..
Neineu 6reunpen uno Dem ~geebrteu Nutlitun
sic InSeiss, paB i'd al Obi9en Ylabe einen liz.
:ens uno SemeuerYsS tore erSfnet babe, mpleltI
i6 cine arp6e NuspabI Der 9eiAmadpoaiten in
pieIes @eihGft eiul6laseure Nrtifrl fibre. percn
@ute 9%arantir uno ~stsislben su auBerorbentli6
biaigen Yreilen perflufe.
8eparaturen ieper Nrt werpen l8nsG unp fiji.
ltglt %belDrpt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
VI / c.

~" Z u ) { {. 195N
Dem a%eebrten 9ublttum Der @tart Nihmnrb
Die sr9sbenite Nabri6t paB i'd eeissIi6 bcupG.
mahttst bin, gu t%dufsu, III cupultren uup ~ bsrr,
pt9en. Sci pp%rfommenoen 6Gaen meure man iA
an prn. 6r. SeInrue, SrOapirose nobe Der 6ltcm
cetr an MID ieIblt in metncr Wcbnuua an Der
Sr0ete NSenue nobe Der Sroabfrage.
ANlunaeSou =. Strife II.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
faaerbirr Salun,

Nc. rs Matnitr., ;piiden Der IA. unb I5. ctr.
ltnieren 8reunben unb bem ssrbrtsn 9u6lifum nrodea
cine elegant sinseri6tste 2oetrbttr-g Btrtbf6aft trbfnet boben.
9ur6 s1 rsi6boltiseS SSbcIsIale Eager ser beten ggeine
unb fran;5fIber Sranoiee itnb mir in ben Stano oeiebt,
ben Seiuhern otces neuen GpalS etpas @usee,eibnetts bic
ten III fbnnen. @cntbter IL. 9laber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
9apana s igarreu
DUraiIaLiher Su1lit8t.

sStr srbieIten i'ebcn per GrprtR i6r G~lartetOn, o. G.
cine 9artie ahter savanna Gisarren, auf weIde
mir oa8 9ublitlm lio mlere 6reWnoe aufmcrtiam MAIDEN.
SSnner uo Gietbaber elmer suteR Gisaue G5nn.u icbi
bel rns etpaS AuS9eeidnete5 Fnoen.
gum SeTtaHt I'M 0roRtn un2 8leIncn 6@te savanna
et9arren bet NtRteper IL. 9ridtn,
9Setns, SiauCr- mo Gislmen. Store,
N0. 4 @rbanas 9o:tl, Nt0rIitraEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01

uno Die perlhIeotnsn Ntecttpnen, ipeldc aus einem unprStni
lldsn Magen ODER aus Der Qe6en entlprin0en.
gSte nnperoaulibfeit, S6ure I'M Woaen, Gelif, 6e,.
bremen. &ppeuiiplt9tstt, Nen9itlthfeit, 8eritOpfuns, 6lutsnSt
uno fulit9t pamcrrboieen. Sn allen nerp6fen uno rkeuma
Itlhen 5alsn tat GO btt ~unS&hli9cn Moltn rpp6ltb6tio eew:.f
uno eoultanoi9e 6stlun9 berYcraebra6t.
.Sallelbe Ut cine rein 0e9etabtltine Niihuns, mad frcHe
mifenlbaTthten 0runoiaBen uno nah 9npelluno bes Sc
rlkmitn hslanotiten 9rOieiOrs 9perbave, bereitst. gBeoea
ietneS 9rpBen Grioistn in BEN meifen eIrcpdiltcn Stooten
mar ietne Gictubruns in sen Ser. Staattn mebr fur 0icieni.
gen belhnlnt, nel6e aus uncrm Saferlonbe in bielen Qanp.
ieritrtut ino. Dd oaneIbe unter lbnsn erpFen 9eifaQ oe
tuitos1, 10 bette Id es Gem amerifanilhen 9ubIifum an, in6en,
th WeIB, Dap letne II Der Sbdt runberbareh meeieinilAen 81.
%9enldaTten no Befanntlfaft perlb0fen weroen.
StlonocrS wlro 60 fur SOlte empfpblen, oeren Gonfitutip
ourh ben b~elt0noi9en @tbrauh rpn 2iluoren ODER ouSerr
AualhpelTun9en IN %unpronun9 geratben fnb. @m 9Iae.
nletnsu ou9enbltflid miriam, finoet eS lemen 1elaben lSco
iunl site eee GebenS, irbem e5 in jebe 9icrpe e~inoriltat uni
le bertht9t, Den itnfenoen Gelt oufri6tet unb in Der Sto
neue 9elunpbett uno Starte in oas sanie Syitem brinst.
WGrupng:
c 9te9rose Serbreitung biefS dusgeseiGneten Irpmas ba
Tl9teotne Yahabmun9en 6errur9erufen, weSbaIb oa5 SUI
pIltnnt I'M AntoIte %pOrlldbtts len muB. 30rum n IS aotbio
oaB :5pr Soerbnpe'e 99aanrifhee Bitter, bsppr Sbr eS fauft.
rifti9 prO6irt. Cine Spnteile wtro Gu6 lter;euoen. Se6
Is bener IN, ME ale 3~a6abmungen.
l- Oerfauft 81 90 per Spttel pbu s @oktlS fur SIS
bel Den cinSisen Gi9eutbimern
Seniamtu 9adf ir. II. 6 s.,
Sabrtarten zen &rtfcln FUR @ppipeFer IL. Gbemifei
9tItsbure, pa.
Sn q 6mOn6 wir6 beeS 9ihtrS ~Yerfauft in esn @sp
!pfIen Der 5p. Dove un6 Comp, &leraROer gupal, u
YetteriOn, y. SOSnfton II. SFr., Crr66e uno @pvsrl6n 6
Blair, s6aring unb @rane, GbarieS NiQipouo6 unc e. q
yteot, uph IN allen Stdotsn Der 8n, Staatep III biefeS 8tf.
tSrs tn bs &pcibeen Su baSsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-01
Sattorf unb 6 o.,

9attor unbS o..
gSbplcials uno 9te;ait Sein-, 9iqupr- unb
Gi9arreu- @sIhGft,
81 Gap Strect, 2 &biiren BON IA. sber
9eart Street.
Iuen %uniercn 5reunoen uno Setannten Die
er9ebene NnSci9e, paB mir bic btestGbrise gSein,
ernte bes 5erru Sditte (5rant 9teabel's
Sarm) faufj6 an uns aebra6t baben unp of
f%ertren psuStfben uniern Setaunteu ouf's 6rernb-
it6fe. OtsIsr neue SirsinifHe gBttu miro ae-
ptB iepent Senuer unb 5einl6meder munpen,
benn es 1T Der refine Tieheniaft. I'm etncn
freunpIi&en 3ulprud bittct er9ebsuf
s. u. 5atturf II. 6 ..
81. 9. SraufIipen YerIpnen, wsl6e cine
fsrbili6e Weintur MAIDEN moueu, tann ni6ts
Sefsrss anempfcblen perpeu, tpit uns pom uu=
fern Scrrn 9wcIe9rten Nersten oc.liberl miro.
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Gipntbicr S 9Slnkcr,

Nc. rs MNinitr., Spii6en Der ii. II. Is. Strasc,
erlaubsn ith Giermit ibrcu Sreunpeu wte benz
peutl6en Yutlifum iiterbaupt Die erscbrnle Qu
3st9e gu MAIDEN, DAP lie ibr neu etdblirtes
SScim= nmo @ieurrcm=GjcicbGft
unterm b~eutisen Gage %srGfnct BADEN.
Ourh elm reihbaltisrS 9agrr Der teiten 8Grin.,
iron3rllde uno ungar, g8rine, Sayunne uno Go
Aele Sranntpeine, &um uno 98bisfiis uuo bas
ponnas unO 0pmeitic. G|taarren in Den Stanp
9cirst, alen btai9en aniOrperunsen s~eniscn III
%tTnnen, miro e5 unier c~ifrigiteS Setrcten Iein,
Our6 Siui9teit rer Yrct,e unp Rreuitlt Der Se
rienun9 inns RE CUNT pet Ont!ifum5 III erin,
zen unr SUI ertaltsn.
Ntbmpno @a., s.. Woj 1860.
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2lnieiaem.

Der unter3st6nete ~empiebIt bGlihR Icincu
6rsunoen unp Dem Y%ublitum fcin aueaeeebntcs
frtI6 anseir8tes Eager pcu 9iqucuren uno 81.
9orren, oirett impcrtirte frnn;GiIhc Rot6s unc
Sets'geine, @bompa9uer, Molaso, S6errs unp
Wfacetra gSeine, oGer 2trtcn Srauttrcinc, gB6is-
tep's, bou1nr. Gin, Sum unO sin gut aNcrttrtes
Wager Hon Sdpana uup ein6eimiIGen Gioarren.
9auptiohith nbcr trpfcblt or alien 2ietba6ern
oce puren peutiben 8ctenIaftes leihrn Gdten
St9etn~etn, gu BADEN bel agen Suantitdtcn unp
tiai9en NreiIsn.
@u6 a@ten 9imtur9ers unS S6petrr>R Safe,
Sarrines II. +. +.
Ge6tes SeltsrItr 8afer.
Aue Sefeaun9en weroen nit Danf empfanacn
line anfs 9inttlt6ite aus9efibrt. gBtcperecrtGu.
fern %pertaufs i'd IN Oen btargfen prei1en.
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rgmla0cGo

auf union-&tll.
S6 srlaube mir 9isrmit, meinen 6reunoen
uno Sefanntcn ole srsebenfe @n,eios ,i ma
den, Dap msine SOunta9sosr9nigunltn oaoe-
metnen NnfIang %gsfunpsn brbcn unp lace Id
eenn audi tos ~9eiammte publitum aui
Sonnto9, Den %. os. Wt5.,
NaAmitta9s unp Abeno, nruuplihf Elm.
Sir quite Speilen uuO O%etrdnFe, Ionic frrl n.
t9e 5%fOtenun8 babe td beltene Gorge 9erageu.
Salsnttn 6e6leT.
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Nsm. |SjtamtcT8

|I|-I| w. NNtN'NNNN'O NIUW
Sdc Glart II. OuYal Cir.
Neircn Sreunocu unO bent eeebricn bultfhrn N,sr,,.,
ote er9rbene NnSttGe, ooB ib neben mcincni CSrr-trs. S, a
cine SSntblhatt ino Gaserbier~5aIp cro6net bobt rni,iEF
litte ee beiten grtr6nic ltcGr @rt, pcm beten Hb, ilrnriinn
VIC ilnl ousstiettnetltcn Suscrbler su babcl. inns. '"''"
.I. ltIuI'othgIn 9ulpruD puiet gS N. Raute RI
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Sefanmtinat bmmaem.
e. Spuet,

&. Spuer,
S6tlber., Carriage uno Stuten>@ al T,
@ds Der Item uue grco' lteaes.
Der ltntsr,si6nete emrftblt It'd ieinsn Sretnten unb RENT
e~rtbrten Yrblitum btftens sur @uSfibrun9 oGr MaIcr.g ,~
tetten, ME Sintner- @talsn, Stileer>Nialeu n. {. 10. Der
ielbe dternimnit auS baS NaIed ieber Dirt spoQer, uub
fubrt entuecer bic scebrten @ufrdse I'M Sauis Der relpetti,
rem SefeGsr, pber IN ieinem Ship an Der Ode Der item unb
SrpaSi:raBt Gruber Ni6teri6t Srauere) aus.
Gan; er9ebenft e.. Spner.
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LOO Wfunh
g0thtia fur Sdaer !

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Seee 4rt S6ieBterarf, 6liAsn- nno @aio.
Wfeisr, SpnStrrltDde mO Yprsi3lj4c 8epsrn limb
III grpBer NuspobI gu babeu bet
9. Sut9srlanb,
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81. q. M sp

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ie'3t letren 6reunren unp 8etannten an, baB e.
'oeoen mieOer cine @enpun9 Yon Dem ausae;ethe
net 9uten etmbur9er 8die crbalten bat, icpie
auh prdcr's Sa9p unC perihiroeue anfere frild;
%gNaarrH, Die bldg gu taufen lino bel
q. q. Myers,
SrpaOitr-. spiid,, 8. uno 4.
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