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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09
wha, Ierschcl v. Johnson ..rhinks.,


Our Republican friends have made a
great discovery-nothing less than that
the Democratic candidate for Vice Prcsi-
dent "thinks capital should own labor"
Now that is just what every body knew
before that every believer in Southern
slavery "thinks. They all think I"
slavery is right and in slave system
like that Of the Southern States "capital!"
owns labor" We of the North "think"
otherwise. We are just as honest in our
opinions as our Southern brethren are in
theirs; aud they Just as honest as we
They know we DO not stink capital
should own labor and they know we
"think" they entertain erroneous opin-
ions on that subject. In other words,
there is difference of opinion on the
subject of slavery between the North and
South--a fact of which the world was
tolerably well aware sometime ago
But here is fact of some Importance
which should be stated in connection with
what Gov. johnson "thinks" of his sub
ject He has sail in language as clear
and emphatic as man can employ, that
else may stink" as to "capital owning
labor" that the Territories should be al
lowed to decide for themselves whether
slavery shall or not form one Of their do
nestle institutions. 1t matters not what
our candidate may "think" on the alb
stract question which the Republican
press are making such fuss about, pro-
LII al a. Il
to the people OF the Territories whom it
must Concern.
There are men in our party who "think"
Slavery is an abomination; and others
who "think" it divine institution. So
there are in our party men who "think"
the Pope is the man of sin-the Anti
Christ; while there are others who just
as honestly "think" him the lineral sue
cessor of st. Peter-the true Head of
the Church on earth. But what matters
it what men "think" on these questions
so long as they do not attempt to impose
their opinions on those who "think" diff
ferently from themselves? We should
all learn to allow men to "think for
themselves on all questions of specula-
tive character, without impugning their
sincerity or impeaching their standing
as citizens For one we care not fig
what Gov. johnson may "think" on the
subject of Slavery, so long as he does
not require other communities, and es-
pecially the Territories, to accept and
be governed by his opinions. Or rather
we should support him all the more heart
ly because, entertaining very strong
conviction that "capital should own Ia
bor," he yet does not, like other Southern
Statesmen, seek through the instrument
tally of Congress to compel the Terri
tories to have Slavery against their own
will.
Then let us accord Gov. johnson the
right to stink" just what he plcases,
aud honor his Democratic liberality by
supporting him with all our might. -
Rochester Union.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09
Operations Of the Conscience.

When the nervous energy Is depressed
by any bodily cause, or exhausted by
overworking, there follows effects which
have been misinterpreted by moralsts,
and especially by thcologians The con-
science itself becomes neuralgia, some
times actually inflamed so that the least
touch is agony. OF all liars and false
accusers, sick conscience is the most
inventive and indefatigable. The de-
voted daughter, wife, mother, whose life
has been given to unseiish labors, who
has filled place which it seems to others
only an angel would make good, reproaoh-
es herself with incompetency and neglect
Of duty. The humble christian, who has
been model to others, calls himself q
worm of the dust on one side Of his diary,
arraigns himself on the next for coming
short of the projections of an archangel.
Conscience itself requires a conscience,
or nothing can be more unscrupulous.-
1t told Saul that he did well in persecu-
ting the christians. 1t has goaded count
less multitudes of various creeds to end
less forms Of self tortue. The cities OF
India are full Of cripples it has made
The hillsides of Syria are riddled with
holes, where miserable hermits, whose
lives it has palsied, lived and died like
the vermin they abhored. Our Libraries
are crammcd with books written by spirit
ual hypocondriacs, who inspected all their
moral secretions a dozen times day
They are full of interest, but they should
he transferred from the shelf of the theo-
Logan to that Of the medical man who
makes study Of insanity.
The Pr9fcssor's Story.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09
FINE OLD GENTLEMEN.

A GOOD old man is the best antiquity,
and which we may with the least vanity
admire; one whom time hath been thus
long working, and, like winter fruit,
ripened when others are shaken down.
He hath taken out as many lessons of
tho world as days, and learning the best
thing in 1.-THE vanity of it. He looks
over his former as danger well past and
would not hazard himself to begin again.
The next door Of death sads him not, but
he expects it camly as his turn in nature
and fears more his recoiling back to
ehildishness than dust. All men look on
him as a common father, and on old age,
for his sake, as a rcverent thing. He
practices his experience on youth without
barshness or reproof, and in his counsel
is good company. He has some old
stories still of his own seeing to confirm
what he says, and makes them better in
the telling; yet is not troublesome, Meth
er, with the same tale again, but remem-
bers, with them, how oft he has told them.
lie Ia not apt to put the boy on young
man, nor the fool on boy, but can dis
tinguish gravity from sour look; and
the less testy he is, the more he is re.
cardcd. You must pardon him If he
likes his own times better than these, be.
cause those things are follies to him now
that were wisdom to him then; yet he
makes us Of that opinion, too, when we
see him, and conjecture those times by SC
fine q relic. He goes away at last, toe
soon will sever, with all mems sorrow but
his own; and his memory is as fresh when
il is twice as old.-Bishop Earb.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.

Nelo Budding one Book East Of Farmers Err
change, Genesee Street, Corner Of Franklin.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09

East Saginaw, May 9Th, 1860 nal
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09
Merchants insurance. Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN
Capital 100000. assets, $243, 010,14

Statement Of The condition Of The Merchants In
surance Company, May %, 1859.
Cash on hand and in hands of Agents, S2s6l7l5
State and City Bonds owned by the Co, $4,000
Debts due the Co, secured by Mortgage, 100000
Debts secured by Eastern Bank Stocks, l6,70720
Debts due for Premiums, 79Si6
Eastern Bank Stocks owned by the Co, II $50 90
Stock notes on interest for bal due ON stock 100000
Interest aceount-not due, 4,3l7, 81
Total Assets, S24l, 0l0l4
Liabilities due or to become due from the Co., none.
Losses by the Company adjusted and due, none.
All other claims against the Co, not over $4,000
E. TH0S. L0BDELL, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, }
Comptroer's Office, May rs, 1858.
hereby certify, that have personally examined
the books and securities of the Merchants Insurance
Company of Hartford, and find that the Assets of
said company truly stated in the above schedule.
And believe that its entire capital is safely and Sc
curely invested
WILLIAM H. BUELL., Comptroller.
The above Company is prompt and reliable and
policies will be issued by the subscriber avora
bic terms other good Companies.
o. p. BURT, Agent
EastSaginaw, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09
WEBSTER HOUSE.

THIS popular and favoritc Hotel has recently
i been fitted up in good style, and is every way
calculated for the comfort and convenience Of the
travelling pnblic, "and the rest Of mankind" and
the proprietor having had some experience in cater
ing the public fatters himself that he cannot be
outdone by any first class Hotel in Northern Mchi
gan. The rooms are large, airy and convenient
and second to none in the State, which makes il q
very desirable house for gentlemen on business OF
pleasure.
The table will at all times be furnished with the
uxurcs Of the season. as well the substanias, fol
the inner MANI in fact, the proprietor means that
the Webster House shall DO the nc plus ultra Of
the Saginaw Valley. In connection with the house
a little something is kept for the "stomach's sake
and thine often infrmities." Also, good barn and
stabling well supplied with hay and grain.
LESTER CROSS.
Saginaw CITY July &c 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09

EE- In Carroll county, Arkansas, a
few days ago, hawk tore out the eyes
of . boy who had captured il in tho act
Of carrying of chicken.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-09
Detroit Advertisements.

RS1- From the Advertising Agency Of LYMAN BnIGGs'
70 Griswold Street, Detroit, who is the only
authorized Agent for this paper.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-17
Iemer.0 erTcberunaen.
NObnifene 0uiprnnce 0fupmA.

SDDnVfo1s SUHDrtilce NuDMS,
No. 70 ScernbltroRe.
Tcners Warines Reconsideration
uuo6sEDmpG0nien. gAbHT
Siterfe unS tstele GOmpaAaie.
Serlth. run9ssG cnip. Der Valen BON Girainien,
nit 100000 6 apital
0pn6tur9s 8elliGerunss Comp rem Wiroinien.
rrf1nf nit $500, 900 Capital "Nl
Ilbem1rle 8uit4eruns8. Comp. ron 8iroinien.
nit 100000 Gapttal III
@barter Oaf= 8eriiher Comp. ron Sortforb.
nit $350,O0O Capital i1ai'.
Security Serit4erunsS Comp. BON New'gOrt,
iA+L4t NIT $270, 900 Capital g.f1c
Pben'r>Ssrilderun9ssS cms. BON Gew>OOr
NIT 100000 Capital
Helclute= 8erliherun98 Comp. BON g2ewzQ)orF.
Jug gsl as nit $270,00O Capital
Wcntanf 8erliherunos Conn. ron O1elps 0)o,Y
NIT 100000 Capital 01N
yteu Dcrle 0etliAer. Gcmp. ron O2eps g)nrs
NIT S250,00O CAPITAL
Wercautile WAtuol Marine. cs1
n Il1 i nit $I,OOO,OOO @apitaI
Uerelni9te Staaten Qetens=0 erli6erun, r..
tl.l H1.g NIT s. $50 1872 Gapttal
Nottberu Nlluranee Comp. Of Qol,bOu
L5a init $2,l94,lI1 Capital.
Dir ptCn tetnsrlten @rmSdgnteeu Hn6 Spn ksr e..4sY...
bs StaeteS WtdtuIcnb nutbor!1.t unb I,snjirt. t'S"'a'W
PIE 0Un 6et ltnter;eiGnstsu teprafs1tirtea Gvnpaou,,,n
Paoth DtrtItO otrtugtdree &dptGI Bnm pollen bSsn an"
S%eGSstentn Sstide, HfrantpUrtli3 fir be Bab!una s. gtrIna.
Wsrt6sran9sSf Iteen wer6en a~nsee0eben un5 9,ritg,'
VA"'''V "'tS" GbcG .. s . bnf ON,
w ri - - SecOnbRr
-. : : 2 .r1@ eMreeoor. Sart7.H
@coie's Teurtoerfft die runeSs M0entnr.
Commercial Bulldogs, Gay Str.
9clne Jnfnrancs 60. q. q. a
@aGr.gatttal 5000 OOO
.t--. 9artfero 6euer Snfnronce 60.
~ q. y ar &dsitaI $50 O0.
gforte amsiiean 6euer 9niurance gV.
q, 49, 8iar Cav tai $4,000.
Wdttn 0etttket. 80 gu Ftn btut9Hsn
otl66mI 80 ~ Geo. u Coale.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-17
0ermi1bte Mm;etgcm.
Wie0erzu ntinQ.
3eOer 9eOer! s8nbmad raeEdtbe

WieOersl lm51g.
3eDer 3ebcr! GMnbmad, rAcTdtbe
nod einulal il Selce, no le bleitea ICuen.
EQstaep auttn. wpt!erprSEten d~Afri6ttssn une treuen Breun-
Zen bfn etatG9eu SdEbma65rn rem baltimore, Datptdefrn
Nub agsn gl6set, 10. Der SA3sder@ sslsitn TtFp. tGns
Tran5iS s.. 0rupN
%teber en- IeInen alien Yldbt III,
9tc, 40 Sio @oloert(fraRe,
ao tr Zen fen uuh B nteaen 8Srrdtb Sn 2sSer, tas ar66te
1iB0re an 3dnb bat, ptl6t Ct bt1teer oI8 tretno tin dnterst
IduS tteitt Art abter 81 Nsrteu'en eEtfalOGfu tn. gDtebsr.
rertoutstn 8ep6tts 10 l4tetdisa 8cbatt, tuSbeDnbsrt bepm
Athiduf bn Su IN, NtdeeIn unt YtaS. urn weIhen Id ttnl
1000 Suibe SprrdtbtG b he unb bic ID an SAMPLER uni 20 Gre.
sent atrinbtr, ale bar BDfpner 9rtts 1T, eblaHea NTH. SC
4Vnmt BENIN. &tntr mite @ue unb touft!
ga 9eber bobt t6 %tCrr6tbtS- fr anSEftf6e Rail-
cher = wtIHes tb ft(tf tn ttm ptertn GtCdrttie metnes
2auies BRETHREN ItsB. StSrleter, 2e6tr gum SIttrrn, WarUecC.
Seller sc
Sd foliage jeks Gpms tttttDn nus rem 5tIbt. m5ee tie berSDm-
men TRhtr tie wta, btun t6 t%eabF6tite rttn 9dus tn SGltt'
ngte ae sas Biut9fe Ia Der g1rttn Union etnturtnttn une
ertu9e aat decentralization @Gubmabtr set MIR SOrluipreGen,
3amtt ne hlbf Aats tn N~uesnf@ttu ebmsn tSrntn. Ntstn
Fleatf last Der, be Id nt6t tuIten triG, bB tr8snb Sertaxt
ttutetr ala I'D pgrtdufs. So babe Qrinta 9tmIrdsSUsleGle.
1er, mtttiere Sprtt 20 GentS bis ~ % Gtats berunftr gu Il
etpd9 fa1tbGfleS Gtmlpd 3u 81 SIS . Ynb % Gents. btffsS s.
.GfHlEteatrtS uAb ipantfheS au 80 Gents bic einJtlre Seite !;
Sttrttuss tu 30 gfnis bas Yfunb CrbtnGrGS etrcos fddttnf.
4tS 70 Gents, befet Buff 9eber al $50 sds DuBenb btfes ~
80 fas GHstn6, etninas 81 $3.50 $5t4h fds Dusenb, eth btl-
&aGr, f5hr btatstr ArttECl. Yan fprs4e OCr BET B m Trfwrbt
cer S3ubTG3er ron Baltimore
So. ~, Glib. GalSertftase, B6lthnprt.
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Se8t YerFmOntn 9stfsa kas gasr so
Abprn 3etaen b. 81
Nnp 1nbfre grttfeI i'm @srbS ARa9,t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-17
SStrtbi6aftert.
MirtbI6afts Nnseiae.

lL LIV WHIDIDHIl0<Nl8Elye+
aNHNR' Der llnter3ei6nete brtnet ,etnen 8rsunten unb Rem
AAY= e~eetrten @ublitunt bic ~erSebente &n3etse, baB er ietne
'ete QDtrtbi6aft, SO ID Sab= 5reberidfr erSfnet un6 aufs
goafpnmenfe etneeridtet bat,
Qpr3uelt6es uSbilanelpbia ~2a9erbier." frnie ausBe3ei6nete
]Cetne, Qtaupre unb oue anberen @etrdnte trerbeu ftets IN better
Gudlitdt prompt unb btlts Seratreift.
[F- SpetIen perpen ebenfp Serabret6t...
s. u n d
chen SOnntae uub Mputae 10 lbr MOreens.
Gbrtftan 8ubler,
8p24,1mt SO. 10 9. Grtbertffr.
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0Sener tnb tptcbttger Tabrplam
s~sssgas Wa9 benz We7en NIB Saben. ,.srv
E4s 8aifimpre nnS GbiE. EENxTS3s
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Strtttsr atnts.
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umbttlanS tnS gbbstltns nnb trtfben Grafton ii. Darisrs>
bur8 ben4 ubr > Wttnuten- 8ua rDn Baltimore,
Der Srebertd= Recommendations Rua
DtrIdst Baltimore fur 6reberid lTa bic ba;ptf6en teatnbss
9Idbe td8lt@ UNI A ubr Is 81. WdGrn, nit MusndGHae tes
Scnnta8s anS errttat Brsbsrid un 7.4O bee 4bents; DsrlGFt
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ssbt taelt&. rtt Apsneamt Sountaes, wie felet,
@erIaBt standardization unt s 80 W0rs. u. 4.45 Na@m.
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&n SEuataarn u1 4.20 Wsrgena.
VCn Wafbtnotprt
IN, 4. " unb as rbr Germ. uaS $50 u. $40 Ro@a
IN S~oGnteGen muir NaGn, ua 3.G.
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SsretHten It'd NIT ben 3neen Der NnaapOtiS+8 dhn.
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p9 an = e. &h8lanf aosnt an Ser Gtdst Office, @a.a.
0sh-S1Gs'pn' VI IN. 9reseptt mitb,
H t- Observation-Disclosures Valt,nrprs.
un9Io-S T. vi. Is UIti @encrni-gtattsnr.
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0tienbabmett &c.
zBtdti8 fir @inranoerer uuo Retfenoe.
So GriparutR bon 3eit, gelb ssxSEs
s8NNsT9i unO GRtferunHg -

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sa8NMS@S unO Grtferunng -
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nod alien Ehetlen 0eS. 2Beffens
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1artersbur9 unb Warietta, cber 8enwtob,
Wbeeling unb @olumbus.
Gts SaIttvsft uni Obtp~Gtftn5atn btstst BEN ~rtlsn1sn
pubtfaM bic sr5Bttn @ortbtiIs tn Sesua 0uf 9tatettit, BE-
qusnli6fett, Gi&trbett, YdnftIt6ttit unb Sd6mbett Der Ses'
nssten, f. bae Ra SDn istasr anbtrn Sdbn tn bteiea 2anbt lttr.
trSEtn pirt. Dtsie Babn, bonn atlantiG3.n Wsttr ~dus9eterb,
til Bic alteae drssebebnteft 9tnte elet6ssttts Gber Gr6 bic tar.
srEs unb f&ueaas, uub teter BITE btuteft RDute ir bic Wtifen'
bsn ua6 benz sneRtn, bt nt&t Strfttlen fUattn, Ft 81 bsnustu,
Weileneutfernun9 ron Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
utSer Warfersburs ,aa - 585 WetIen.
ueber Senwppb uSt aDbse!ins $50
ttsser 6arrtSbur9 urb TtttSbItg $50
Dur@ bic Wtartfttd.Qtnie 53
eint Grlpdrnis an Ter @ntfernung BON l16
DIrG bic gpIumbus.etntt 699
etnt Grfpdrnt6 an br @ntfsrnuns SaM* GS
Hetfehbe, Delme Bic Baltimore unb DbiO- &titnkabn be-
uussr, Iessn bs Rttfen In AZ faeen surld unS faPren tn
gDd8en, be auf has antrbtauenas unb NIT GtpUIasrtsn StStn
etustri&ttt fnb.
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SIT MECHANICS SAVINTTS KENk
~pMeti0Qtn mad benz neuer @ebdube Der 9oItfmcr, o.,
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JobH p. GraSeS wr6Ibent
GtrtftpFt en-,
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NtamOs, M6bel II. {. 10.
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uat ron ttter 6plse unb 9auart pcrbsn a IittfrE.
Die 8rbBte Scr9faIt rtrS auf BITE Nrtett un6 Guf biz, Gus.
Eabl Der Jsltsrta!tsn petwenset untr II tam taber fir isSts
aus 'MtH @ta0'NsHtht 'sEppVBfPeHpt .SnftnnteEtb te Gar
nos beFBe.
aat Snfrun,nts aus mtsner 5a5rif ptrbta FIR Yabr,
vDn benz Sag ts 8erfaufes an Garantttt.
SsfDnhers Iufmerffamfstt pirb exf ett @uswcbI tuu Sin.
arunttntsn, rsl1s In elmer ereesa Gatferaune Dssfsntet msr.
ben, RerweHbtt nno tn 0crrett ts umtauf6ss innerealb 6
Ntonatta Dpm UeTfduf5taee an, Httb getattet. fUlst eth Sns
trunreRt ut3t ~SoIfanbte 6~sfrteeisen.
~ VrSbbdnbler Dtrten %wc9lttun, ttt uxs pSrav re4tn
e1e Re I'D aneerp6rts ~umTsten.
Bef1hft9 ~p0rratpt8 etns 4uspabl epn 80 sIcbtpuA T..
tn en ttfan nRfunsnteama6tr ~ $45 tta $500,
SE~ y ! 4 0 9 pfFpen u m q d ana
ntEfett NAB e9t m w't
IGn1, !Srahe II. Conn.
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sga H4iaa MERCHANT TAILOR E0
M mg uas f%aihicnabler Gleiberlaetn,
W. gDtf VrattRrase, So. 1858 u. $685..
GRsiusn sstbrten Sttuneen ane btrt SubIisum MADE I'd
,t,rmtt Bic Auiese, bde i'd unter btittgert Datum bo1 {1rr
itt Satren an 6tsiem phase ttabltrtt @sf&Sft dtetnrrsm.p
sabs nh btfaasis stn tstutaIttaes eagsr SRa f&6asn, tphl
searb ttstsn 9srrsnil,tosrn. ntatttE SaeOus 81 ben btutGfsn
werbe.-GtOfe fur Winter. 0aSfe nnD 3sftn &c. tn oGen
Sprten unb III allen @rstien.-Bsrufr tine AnSrabI Gsosn.
iGirnae, St5ds &C., fOnte ale tn btess Ba@ f&lageube NrtfftI.
No Nae BsReluneen rtrben ptcnrt btut8 unb ia fir,easr
~ sen mir a~useferttetw erben. - tN'F7
i 0uf8,NI 1851 l83 ags3sit5@ om!9 50. e. 4atfer.
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Asid,ti9 filr tssiu,uenDerer.

- TAMA&-wS ~ AESS1a Af4EgMxEi 9sSASE@4
9teae arrangements fir Ginpanberer, bic uaA
benz Weiten sa reiien niinlGlt
gsa bsute. ben 8. RoprnF. an, msrbtn tt Gtnpantetr
auf Der Nertttrn Central Ga. e:stitsst Depot Gtftab1Sa nil
benz Grprefius %5tfrrbtrt, Dir 9aba htetet tatuft ben Smni.
arsnten stnfr sr5Ssrtu @grtbstt, ais tr8sai sins
Gnetrs 6Gfn, arh ii fG un 81 Wistlsd far;fr Gls isEe aatsr,
9apn mob 5snanntin glassE. ais
Ylttatnr9, Glepelanb, Detroit, Jprt Babns
@biea9o, Wiltpaufee, @elena, Oafglue, ct
p4nul, Gfod 9sIanb, burlington, 5olpa Gilp
m erbsm tespaIb BITE NIL bft Gorttsrn Central Babn a..
benz T ysriEnen 10 strasea frdter dis Etc nit aatera Sac.
men aa GessnssH sSrt sistrsHen, 6n& Eerbea 4 Ntal wsnt8sr ss
ne 4 pen Gtte. i0ts sans. gntfernaas zen btr bis gtleabc
tF GOO Wfetlen pas 9epdd Utrb bier sesstdne. (marteb) aIt
etet = It en- gadaStsrtn an ttn Ssatmmunosprt.
Mud @reftline, Daptcn, Cincinnati, 9nbiaua.
polls, 2ouiSpiue uuu ct. Qpuis
wts en- tesn;aGs gahaatsrt befSrbsrt unb fir tyr @tp6d
stta { Tsftsrt uadiasrn8sfOfsn bsre@nst. Die 90Eagttrt
tDnnsE NIT oein 5 upr., deer Abenes 10 l,tS.3u9 mad aaen
rtait den gIaseM sstsn, Ubns unterwess aufgetaiitn ~ uer-
ben. - ar@faprt,@iIttts tOsttn ~periautt In Der OfFts bts
MStnten. SODA s. Calder.
'tt4-S Er. rs, Geus.etrtet near MATTERS Start.
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GlstasR euttn. pptItrprpttsn dHfrt6ttesn UNI 1FsHen Hfean'
Nub agsn 9Idseu, 10. Der DEtederA ss's'sn TtFo' tSns
!. - IL AIann hs
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WiAtig flr SdneiOer.

@Ge Grtett3sbtr, neI@e 4rtsttsr nStsts BADEN, wOutn Hd
~8efaaten an MID Esnoen, bd i'd etne 8rp6e 1t fanntr taft unttr
Con tSstn bate, 90 ogt S&netber. UelGen e. an Nrbsit fttit,
f6nnen bprn rat& !reltt q balten 1870
gPtItpp S&SnftIb,
Ru7, Smt)E SSSgO. % 81. SrebssidRr, oSarmsnts.5aue.1
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Observation-Disclosures, Wapiers unD
Qn0pr.

Samuel T.. Turner, yfo. 3 Cub GbarIeslfr
kdlt tsfdutta i'm Uprratt tin srosts Pager psn Vapter
SHtttbmdtertalttn, WeiGafts. une &0ntp. Nuhern. In ri.
mem Wager beFnbet It'd t~nldntifbes unb impOrilrtfs GIreib.
uHs Brief Yastsr Son alien mSsit$sn sgrten unb 8abrtien.
Nia aotsa RapttF ltnttrd unS asis Ii srOssr Nuswable
Grstbmattrtalttn aaer art fur Office. u. Yrtsatsebraud
Statlttttrn,. Btbtr bdTttr. Stt8eIIa6, Oh Z,
itGtt q. Ulstftttt unb J@rtffeI, Gfnt EN- i fftr &c.
&intc tun e bretbtn une fur Opttrprtffen
een ben bet n 8~asrifrn. 9OPttrprtfftn, WDttSfUs
ftge, Yrtttm Rnn al d &c. &C.. d M
SUGte eH 8rsBts Eager ven Vatpapttr, SsttIfcr-
en- ar~uders1ctbt &c. - ben b%tGiSasn Ytsifen. 9I
panpler uno Druder Ygus BEN ednoe peroen . tn tbrem
4nttssEs fnhgr hsi ratr Sa-spfr.sf. sbrt7T~
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HaS Cur beio1beren IenntniBnabnte.
Gtnranbsrer unb G~ttfentt fouten ffbr SUrH@tta fttn, tSt
fs here Btaette feuftn nnb fDlttn bttfe lben nur BON (Clh en-
a~nsefeltea 8tantten tauftn, wtI1t ssh ttrerr @ttaIts Iebsn,
Mot atcr vn Watltta obtr 9Dtf&emtrdestn, ia fe lsnR btr
Ssabt ~dasatfeSt fnt, Sc GBtnbtlt III Dtr6en unb ttr GdIt
anfsuR ~dHsStten.
DnrhfabrtssB iQette
mad auGn XtsiItn ts @efens Fnb ~ tcsen Bel
-<Ff9 @b. q. Stibsbranbt,
SsaRaI.entetdnte .Neent Der Baltimore mt
DttO"GiftntabH.
SanSOfS Nr. 81, Thante8ftr.. Ba[tinpre.