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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

Bulls HEAD.--New. York Catte Market, THe,doy,
Oct. 23-The market opened this morning with nealy
100 hesd Of bullocks which were, the averags, OF
much better quality than those of last week yet they
ore selling decidedly lower rates. 10 fact it ia alb 'a
the dullest opening day Of any week for msny ne
ard fewer ballocks were cold in the forenoon than
upon any forenoon that we can recoecs; aud, OF
course in such an extremely dn market, the estlua
ton Of weights is always 10 favor Of the buyer The
nominal prices have ranged from to cents pound
for the let weight Of meat, tho seller sinking ofa IL
is true that some of our frsclass retail butchers who
always look for extra quality may hsve paid 81 cents;
bat not one.enth many bullocks have sola at that
today as were disposed of last Tuesday and doubtless
some butchers have got just good baocks az cents
az any In the yards Some Of the brokers declare that
they cannot cell their best bulocks a. cents net, and
get an estimate of weight within one-fourth to half
cst Of what the animals will actually weigh. Some
who hoped that the business would improve toward
night now give up and are trying to get off all that
they can induce buyers to take at any hing like rea-
sonsble offers hey fear tls prospect Of tomorrow
1t lie certain that large number viii be left over In
cuoiDg fair share of good quality and that if some
droyes that have been detained by high water on the
Erie road should come in, the owners viii meet the
hard st market of the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

DUEL IN MIssoUm.-Ieaiah j. Porter, esq., was adj
dressing a political meeting at Nodowsy, Mo-, on the
llth inst, when Col Harlan called him liar. The
coneeauencs was duel next day, whsn both the com
batsnis were severely wounfod although nol iAiany,
No VIE lealed ut frs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

snerdous tws on biz ball that ID took every eaion
on -v ~ tsbe Ia the room, med on Nell Bry ant,
dodgtf eu' Of the window, Travelled twis, no
AID 20 80 Broad vsy, RAJ into shooting gallery, rang
he bell iine times 10 rapid succession, and came back
tts t4ble, previously executing two bran, caroms
on Neil Il ysnt.
Tbs concluded The show, as I supposed, bat as
60 - Ne corner OF Broadway and Broome street. I
c,cgtt sight Of Neil Bryant ing round the corner
clos Iy gnrsusd by two biliard-bslls, from which
suppose Berger must have done another fancy shot o.
~ o after left.
Z" But Pbelsns conspiracy with tho billipd-msrksu
all over tn ctuItty Is outrageous. He has every ons
of Them 90 far under bis control that there isat place
il ffe United ststee WHERE when play billiards with
Michael Phelan. the marker doesn't count more Zoe
him han for me-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

PoLIcE CosMrssrosERs.--At the meeting OF this
Bosrd yests day Detectives Ktefe and Poole werepsr'
miited by resolution 70 receive reward OF $5o Tor
detective services. Sevepteen trials were reported the
aggregate fines amounting TO twenty five days pay Tho
charges dsorderly conduct neglect OF duty, and
violation of the rules ard regulations -Four cases were
dismissed ii. N. Smith, while on duty, felt thirsty
and entered saloon to obtain drink. For this
violation Of the rules and regulations he was reported,
tiled and dismissed from tie department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

WORK AT THE NATURALIZATION OFFIcEs.-It Is
stated that on Monday at the Naturalization Office on
the nrst floor Of tse City Hail. 720 naturalization papers
were taken out, the clerks working from o'clock in
the morning till after o'clock at night. Thsre was
apparently the sane activity yesterday. Adding to
THE number those who go to the Office in an uppsr
room, probably not less than 1000 sovsreigas are
made daily at the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

RrcELEss DHIyIso.-Niirbapi Duffy apd Miohlsl
BssiApc carmen were ysssriay inod eb saL BY yosee
stee,s ior reckless dks Thy Efei'ed VI on'et
Beatty Of tho Eleventh Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
TAdyeYtisementI
BRITISH CONSULATE.
ENHE q

BRITISH CONSULATE.
NEw-Yohx, Oct is, lsso.
Mess,s J. Quincy Sos--
GEsrLSxEy;
HR Fl the Prince having been unable TO vi'It
Gallery On Soiarj.y as directed Ioa tbs, ,ou
viii go Boston be ON 81. you for his Pho'gesph
EN- ARCHIBALD.
HRH TIE PRINCE or WALES SUITE
GrxsxY's e,L1Eny' No TOT BROADWAY
wearesd,y for he pU pose mining Photographs P.cs
Of aud Suite After having taken s'ver peE,v. p aos
the, h,s 0, s "s RoI Ss
wsId II tho saDd copies, TO be sent duee' 70
The pi viii be on exhibition fey d.,' I. the man
time s. public examine the Aa.Ogps Of the F''' p'
on the visitors Register at the Gallery to W.
ALBERT EDWARD,
hi0ss
ST GERAAss
RossRT BKUcs,
TKEsDAIB,
axssT " Acxt,sD,
GARDNER ESsLxaEARr,
en.Snns G Eliot.
IAtverti enent
II p II THE PRINCE or WALES ana Suite "
49, ~ BRApTs NsrresAr PoRrR.r GALLERY,
Corner o. Brosjw.v AMI 10Th ct
TsR ONLY GALLERY rs TEs Os,rsp srsT'
ps, ssHS5ss Of sa f. The Prince q @ss' She -
'is Cops Il i IL every yl. Of TIE ar. for sale.
Gallery open fF.nss tosp M.
IAdyeri.emeut1
OAK ORCHARD ACD-SPRING WArER.-IhG
curative proosre this Water established beyond aa~ue
Cal ard see ts.mouiss from physicians and osh-f sp-oAs
iadiddusls. -. s,., I'D
metropolitan Hotel Buildings No st bro~a~Ws 4
fAiveti.emsnt
Gas, GAS, Gas FIxTUREs.-Just out OF our Z &c 50
cory an immense stock Of pattsra. Call our h"~S
turing Depot No s7s Broadway, oppO'i,s Niblo'|
TAdyerisement ,r.... Il
LIVING SIAMEsH TWINS close their exnonion ~
PARsrN's MrsEun and In NewYoIk this week -
c,O,ss arr on exhibition ADD peIGorusnces oil ssFa M
ans BEErnkKs at aud "A o'clock
fsdversementl
tn WiDf.AwAKE CLUBS.
.. N'"' TaE Poltri0AL TENr..sooK ~
IloukCF ORSEiEH AsI j. "
81. - COW Sent BY maj paPsiA on Is.sr'
ci,b. are snspaed oy expessa g per loo Nov "A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
CITY ITEMS.

AoADrnr or Music. Carl Formes opens the se,s
at THE establishment tonight in bis great role of Bsr
tram in the opera Of Der ls Diabla." This Is 1,
first appearance In this city since his retcrn from Eu
rope Nine. Ires Fsbori appears, for the iBt time a,
Alice. Sig Sigslli also makes his frat appearance Ia
tlis opera as Robert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

We learn from responsible authority that the house
on the corner of Broadway and Spring street, where
the late At misfortune Of Mrs. Menksn occurred Ia
cupisd by a highly respectable LADY, who wouli not
knowingly let her rooms 10 any but respectable person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

NEw-YoRK, Oct Is, 1850
Ness,g. J. Quincy & Soy
GENTLEMEN:
~ the Prince Nelss having been unable 20 VISIT ycr
Gallery on otarj4y as directed to 20 yoa thst you
will 20 Boston be OH sit to you for bis Phot'gesph
Yowstruly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

RysT OF STALLS IN ToMPKIss MARKET The
lumber Of feet 'front.' and the rent per day of the stalls
in Tompkins Market, are az follows: The two rows
On the gang way next to the Third avenue which are
d yoeJ 10 butchers msat, comprise % stalls OF
which have front Of IL feet each front OF II feet
and I2 trout of feet-these rent for 25c per day
each. The two rows on the center gangway are
devoted to vegetables, poultry, butter, and c1eese,
and comprse II stalls OF which (No. 35, has front
of I4I feet at &c.,; Nos 81 to 80 inclusive, al AZ,
and Al, 1871 feet front at 25c (Nos % and BOZ III
feet front at 1Sc Nos 43 and 45 10I feet front at
&c.,; I (No. 81, 81 feet 'front.' az lsc mo
40), feet front, at &c.,; mo. 36, 3 feet front,
at l6o.; l mo. 49,, feet front, at lOc. a
row Of 16 stands runs between the two gangways
nearest Hall place, which have the adyant-
age of front each side; they for the sale OF
vegetables; of these, Is have fest front, have
feet, and has feet; mos SO, 81, and 59 rent at
&c.,; (Nop. AZ, 81, g. 65 g. II, 75 at &c.,. Nos
49, g. and 73l, az l5c (No. 55l, at l4c mo. OIL,
at Toe. The row on the west side of the gangway,
between the c.nter gangway and Hallplace gang~ay,
comprises II STALE Of which have feet front, and
the remainder 81 feet; Noe ST. SO aud 6Ol, rent at
&c.,; (Nos. 50 81, &C, 20, snd 72l, at 16c. no.
63) at 15c; Nos. as, 49, 50, Sc, "a, rs, aud 49, at
14c.; / No. 62), at 10c. The row on Hall place has
10 stalls for the sse of vegetabes Of these have
~ feet 'front.' have feet and have 81 esti Nos.
s. and So, rent 25e. IL No1.77, 81 81, 81, and
s. to 90 inclusive) at &C., Nos 49, 80, aud S3, at
lsc The total rent 70. the % stalls on the Third
avenue gangway 81 per day; of the II on the middle
gangwsy, So "a; of the 80 the next gangway easi
of the central one 92 of the 6 on the eastern side
of the market 81 "a. Total per day for the 50 stalls,
sl9; per week, sllfi per year, of 50 weeks, s592S
The rents for the % meat stalls collected weekyi
al others daily.
Thee who hire the stalls, if they are required TO
pay no ether charges certainly ougbt to make good
thing oct of it. Probably the poorest attic could not
be hired IN the vicinity Of Toppkins market at lower
rate than that Fixed for choice meat stalls in the best
located ard most commodious market in the city.
Why, ragged old women sometimes pay more rent for
their apple stands on the sidewalks than do the sleek
butchers for their STALE in the magnificent Tompkias
Msrket In Fulton Market TO peddlers can walk over
TIE South street sidewalk with mis- sung before
him, for less than l2l cents day. 1t does look az
though somebody making " big thing" oat OF
TornDk ina Market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

REoPEsIsG VAu1rs.-I1 direct contraveuion Of the
ci ordinance which forbijs intements in any csme-
tery below Fory.secoud street. the Board Of Aldermen
az their last meeting gave permission to the pastor OF
St. Stephens Catholic Church to reopen the waits Of
that edfce for the interment Of bodies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

TIE WORTH MoSuMENT.-This monument is at last
completed An Important alteration has been made ia
one of the inscriptions in the substitution of Fort
George" for Buepa Vista" Gen. Worth took no
part IN the latter battle while at the forrer ne dis
tipQuisbed himaelf for bis bravery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-OcT b.
Before Commissioner MOREft-
THE SLAYER ERIE--TURTHER EXAMISATIoS.
The Of the captain and Of the saver Ers con-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21
@urppQiI6e NQ6ri6ten.

ef91uBanS 9illerSGp6<
ter.-&m 10. Nuobr. Na@mitta9s purpe
al6 6eitsrub aus Brauni@weie cine Ypr,
81. @%riepenterl 9ept@tete 9ymre fpleenz
ben 5nbalts an S@iQers Go9ter, Brau
BON @lei@en, tele9rapbirt:
@teb berab bonn biunmeleaelt
Der Du iansef fir Meonen:
rSete urtlblun9en, NiQtrntt!
Dieltn Rub Ter 9au3en @elt!"
Bruber uterrn @ternen3elt,
6eute eiebt bic gauge Welt
g. Dir in einem Musenblid
Jaud3enb Deinen auB 3uriid!
Der @pn9reb BET @robmd@te'
-Das pariier paYs otr6ftntli@t folsente
aptli@e 2ife per @e{9dftstrdser beirn
gon9re6e.
Seferrei& @rof @e@bers unp Shirt
Metterni@.
0rcbbrtttanien 2erb Gowley uub eorb
Mapeboule.
prtubtn: Baron S9leinis urb @raf
Yourtalee.
m Rublanb Gdrf @ortl9atof tnb @raf
9iftltH.
Grantrei&: @raf @alepsty uno 2atour
e'au9ersne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

gpanien ~. martine; be la Mpla
lnb 81. Son.
portusal: 0rai saparacin uuo SCI,
cpulte be Haipa.
Saroinien unp Ncnl rperoen aQer mohrz
ldeinli@feit mad rurd @arcur unit @uz
toneM rertreten mercen.
Illus Neopelunr ZEN Staaten i'm Ncrcen
surppaS mclpet has Pays nidts.
Der Ssriat iter cie Nbtretuno res
8ailerd sen oeterrsi9 enttebrt alfr 8ez
%srdnpune.
Die Nnselesenteittn in l1uaar, nobz
men taslid einen prcbenpern Gboroft,r
an.
%ublano bat ii& i'm Gaufalue tepeuz
tenoe Sanperitreden erporben. l..
Das @&if uWiQiam Stetiou~, serz
brannte auf benz @e9e Don Mcbile noh
s'Serp'ol* Die Mannl9aft rettete 11&.
Or &ries sesen Morofte.
-em Mfaortoer Sele9ramm meloet: &C.
'tern sr'fen bic Mauren> $4,000 monn,
unlere linfe @epuute an, tpuroen ieppd
an BET SpiBc ces 8%aypnnetts BON G5en.
&o@a be Slapa> per fe nit ieinenn redten
G'usel u%m;inselte, suriid9etrieten. I'm
lere aruppen entfalten> mie INNER, arose
2apterfsit. &elonpers sei&neten 1i6 bic
@enerdle Gail6 uno Garcia aus. Der
6eino Serlor 1900 Mann. @ir botten 40
Scrte unc 1876 @ermunbete..
S&mere &e9en9d6e baben tae lpani1de
Wager unc %umli9enoe 2anb uter(bpemmt.
Gerbaftunsen in NeopeL-
Sa Der Na9t spm IL. ouf ben 49, 0e,
tpuroen in 9feapel sablrei&e @e%rboftuuoen
spr9enommet'> ,pcrunter bic meiten Ser
ionen non &ans,
Die @erbafteten ,paren onoefloot, c>cnrz
male 9eorudt une Die @aribalpilde Sutz
1criptton unteritiet su baten. Nu6 Der
tare'nlide Gcnlul muree a~rretirt> iecp6
balo rieoer frei9e9eben.
Intervening couco1i16er
Stamme.- Gin Sele9ramm aus ct,
peter6bura pom IS. Desbr. me(oet, poR
Mab0meo &rnit cer erite 5duptlina Der
Ser9bewobner be5 redten @aucalusFuz
gels l'@ erseten babe. Tplse rupon 1T
bic INTERPRETING Der observation-disclosures
oteler 2ancldaft. Nu6ercem rnelceu bic
petersburser 8latter bic unteruerfunu
Der Sep6lfe1uns BON Ntriecfbe> pelde
100000 Seelen fart 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21
96refli6e Ratafrppbe!
200 Qeben perIpren,

2omrence Ma0v 10. Son.-Giner
BET 1dredlt9fen unelidefdQe e%reionete
tt9 beute yfa6mitta9 in rie(er Gtort. Die
pempertcn Mlblen itiraten pl5blid INN
5 ubr 5ulammen, wdbrenp 600 rrer 700
Arbeiter am @ert mareH. Die Mihlen
leltit lleaen 9anj in Huinen. 3milden
200 bis 800 Menlden finn mobrideinlid
nod llnter ben Sriimmern beoraben. Mon
fam in oiciem Nu9enbltd purdou6 nod
fein eenaueS Gerjeidnib Gter bic Yerlps
men, 'pelde babel ibr 2eben einaebust> oe,
ben otcr bic 9laubwurni9ten Muelooen
aeben Die 3abl auf &peni9ltens 200 en-.
Wan 3p9 tereit6 Is 2eiaen aus rcm
S9utt berrpr, lowie rs tDpli6 @erpun,
pete, auller5 so Nnceren, bic mebr pper MINI
Der l9wer YerleBt 1puroen.
Or. @bole> cer Miiblen> Moent unc 81.
5ome> Der &aiiirer entfamen nit oenauer
Notb aus rem rpanfenren @ebdure.
0esen imei older 2onc prer mebr Gnb
NIT ben Iruummern Der Mal6inen ouer
Nrt, Die roS ein9eitdrSte @ebaupe in 06
9efabt, beredt. 3in9s UNI ben plob pes
un9ludS itno Teuer anoe,uupet. UNI ten
Seuten> pelde ben S9utt binmeorQumeu,
;u leu@ten Nue arbeiten, ais o6Ite CO ibr
ei9ene6 2eben, UNI ben 0eri9itteten 6ulfe
81 19ahen, bon penen man Diele 1dreien
uno UNI Grl6lun9 aus ibrer qualucQeu
Sage feben b0rt. NQs paor Minutcn
'reroen wieper einfse @erfummelte beryorz
ae3o9e1 uno fle ftoben Elm bersserreibenoes
0el@ret aus, penn ie NIT ben 3er1dmetz
terten Setnen poer &rmen berpcroebolt
meroen.
Gin furdtbar sertammelter AQonm Der
gum She'll nod unter ben Steinmo17en
e%!n9eSpdnst mar ldnitt 1i9 ielbl obddtz
LID Die &eble ent3wei, UNI feline 9eipen At
enoen. Die 9anSe Stapt lit in Grouer.
g'eIe !tur5en purd bic Straben uno Ell
len NIT jammeroplen &laoen mad ben
Nuiuen. 3eitweilise 5clpitdler 6np be-
reits eingeridtet fit bic, pelde aus ben
1rlimmern 9ebradt merren.
Man@e feben oersmeifeltpo Dor ben Sduttz
bautet1: Gin 5tpeiter l9redli6er &ro6
u11o elnitur;> mtl@er in Gploe BEG binz
me9 9erdun1ten S@utte6 selgab, beprpbt
Mut, Die nod lebeno unter ben Grimmern
lie9ert, nit Dem Tppe.
9en. Sltoer 9ibt iG ale Mube, Sc
men, bic NIT Nu69raben unp 5inweorduz
men belddfttst fnp> Mnmeii unaen 3u eez
ben, 1pte e6 am beften ;u tbun. @erz
19iebene Nbtbeilun9en BON Mdnnern fiuo
bamtt bel&dftt9t an Seilen unoebeure
8alfen uno 8aub6l3er b%eraufu;ieben, IN
racur9 maade Der . acknowledgement aus
ibrer t6pli@en !5aft gu befreien. Ginioe
Der 8efreier baben bereits lit tbren men,
i&enfr(Hnoli@en 8efrebuneen ben Iob
9%efunpen.
Stets fon1mer, t1eue 8eri6te iiber nod
l1ebr 3oote unb Sterbence ma az
Wnaoarste, ron alien Seiten berbetoebSlt.
trefen Elm, uao IS tptro Maes aetban. um
bic se'oea Der @eriinslidten ~ milperu.
Cine seri$tli&e l1ntsriu&uns mug trf
Veranlaiun9 iu biei lem idredliden
Greisnib aufpeden.
xawrsnee 10. San, II ubr 30
Mtnuten Ma&ts. @eeeu 81 ubr Abenrs
f'tesdtt man. bab IN ben @uintn 0tutr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21
5@liebli@ nod Elm @ort ~ ben 9erre,
QQnpfQuHeuten!

Seit bem 9eeinne eeeenwdrtieer @aiien baben
mir unier 9aupt-N usenunsrt auf's Wbclefale-
Gei@aft eelest unb iu9en bierin unitre 9aupt-
Surge ~ entuideln ; mir baben biefur Gin Grtra-
Dspartement einri@ten la0en unb bieten ben 9er-
rem INSTRUMENTATION i'm Qanee ale 0prtbeile
uno Beauemliufeiten, bic ibnen nur pom unleren
Goneurrenten in ben Sitli@en Ylasen ~uerirt per-
Gon1um in Minnelota Elm wirtli9 eroBartiser unb
weroen 90 erpabnte Treuube in ibrem Sntere1e
fnben, n " T bsi uns ein3utaufen, ba es feiner,
anpern pauie in Ninnei ota mGeli9 III, mas @us-
mabl unb 8iQisteit betrift, aud muir anndbernb
nit uns epncurriren gu fSnnen.
SEER Muerbatt,
ter nit bielem Departement betraut pprben, wirb
q {i@ anaelesen iein laiIen, uniere perebrten &un-
ben in isber 8e3isbune 3~ufrieben iu NeQen.
Suffice & Gorepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21
mtmtfrm0orfn

anf's Nei@baltieie unb @ei@madSpQNe a7ertirt
unb beebrt i9 lul@es ieinen perebrten aunben Ct
eebent an3u3eieen.
Das Eager it NIT alien neuen Gri@einuneen
Der Saifcn auseetattet unb bietet namentii& cine
@rpbe Mu8mQbl 1T &leiber<
ftpfen,
ais Merinps, Daleneios, Ylaibs, Delaines>
Yaramattas. Dc 8eiees, ppil be @epres Il. &C.;
ferner unterbaIien mir einen l9Dnen Vprratb
bunter uno ~einfarbt9er Seipenpaaren
unb s~ertaufen iol&e eenau au New- yorter Yrei-
len.
infer Eager in Sbawls, &lcats unb @inter-
MGntel 1T ouf's &ei6lte eon1elettirt, unb erlau-
ben mir uns nod, biz oerebrten Damien auf unler
srpbartiees
@eiB>@ aarenz u. Grimmin9Sz q ortment
aufmertlam au MAIDEN.
Sn perren. Mrtiteln, als 8outstins, Dpstins,
&a1emeres, Dufels. @rasatteS, 5emben &c. tie
ten mir ieeer Goncurren3 bic @pibe> ba mir in bic.
ftr Brande bic pcrtbeilbaftelten 8erbinbunsen
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21
INSTRUMENTATION

@teperperfdufern
tpirt bier eine @eleeenbeit sebcten, biQis ein3u-
taufen, Ia tein srSaeres Eager in bieleer @tabt
it unb bic preile 70 eefeut inb, bab feline Con.
eurren3 eefir@tet 3u perben brau@t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

preifn!

in antetra9t Ter f&le&ten 3eiten babtn 1ln'
sersei&nste i& ent(&lo0tn, ibrsa famnatli@en
Daaren . 8orratb bur& berabssfests %reife III
s~sbuyiren nns ~erben ]. .. ben
8eifen @a1tcp 3u 10 Ste.
@tn0bam DON 10 5u 12} @t6.,
Iu&< u. @truu,pfpaarer, .....:-
2eppi&e
1ntertleioer, r. .,..
Gn9lifben unb fran36f@en MRerino,
@eblei@te u. llneebleidte Musltne,
unb ale anberen in ibr SAD eini&lasenbe Arti>
tel in @erbaltni6 su utistn g'reiisn Sertaufen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

9err @abler
nirb e i@ anseleeen iein la0en, feline beuti&en
2anbsleute auf's Bei e 3u b:bienen.
.. u. 9n9erfou S g.,
neben Der Bride, int Netp<g prf<&apen,
t.-.o 81.
ct. Yaul, Minn.
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Rev Robert, piolk 49F Eei. y Z y y .,
to his Agent and Attorney,
John j. HaInes, London, EwcL4YD

~ To LEX, who In tile Ho,treal Ga.ettc Of lst
Eeeruary 1861 pron0unces the Idea. of keenfnR
accounts current sin type.' q ssgross al,snrity
thanks are ebytencrei, and the insurance given
thnt this gross absnr,lity Is all that Mr. Dick Inns
patented intle domain of keeping accounts Ills
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
gross esustyis not piEattcalIy snluEge
neither bodily nor partially; neither i
reStyor9ndtrcctly; neither explicitly nor synlil0i
caily; This ground his claims cover and nothing
maTei the absolute monopoly ortlIIs absnriity ami
read, sttest.[6A sent
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Sgphilis and Ifercurial Disease.

New ORLEANS, 25th August. 1854
DR. i. G. AVER: Sir: i clIeerfully comply with
the relue' tot your agent. and report you some OF
tho effects have realized with Your SRrsnpariN.
have cured with it. in my practice. most Of the
found its effects trulywOndcrfu in the cure Of Tlas-
real and bSreuriut Discuss One Of my patients
llnd Syptic ulcers in his tliront. which were con-
Stunning Ills palate and the top of his mouth Your
saparilla, steadily taken cured him in five weeks
nose. and the liberation had eaten away a couslcr1-
bic part Of It. 80 tint believe tho disorder would
Eoon each his brain AMI kill him nut it yielded TO
healed. anil he is we'll again not Of course without
sHIne disliguratf9n Of his face woman who had
eentrcateh for the same disorder by mercury VIVA
suffering from this rnlsuu In Ter bones. They had
become sn sensitive to the weather that on damn
LAY she suffered GxcruciRtng pain in her joints and
homes. She too. WIS cured entirely by your Snrsa-
Ia.illa in tcw weeks know from it's iDrrnula
which your agent gave me. that this preparation
from ynnr laboratory must be grrl,t remedy: CON
sequentlv tliesc truly remarkable results with it
lave not surprised me.
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FAMILY =CATHARTIC PILLS,
ooMPouNDED FRoN


Ettre Vegetable Ertrdcts aud put up in GLASS.C4.
SES Air Tight, and loiIL Keep IN anu ciiigafs
inc '.fAB11l. Cal sETHxiHTIGEPILLSi s
gentle but active Gathar- U tc which the proprietor
nag used IN MS practice more than twenty years
Ihoeonstantly tnereas- = ing deInnnd from those
holtavo long used the IA iPLLL&4and the salts.
faction which all eSpresstI lin regard to their nse
lias induced me to place. them within the reach
of all. iER
The Profession well know that different On.
thaEttcn act on different portions of the bowels
The F:dMELTr CATI4-iS la RTTC PHI, has with
due reference to this. = well established fact
been compounded fromsEIn variety of tho unrest
vegetable rs, ~ Which net alike on eve
ry part Of the elements ~ Try canal md nre g00d
and SAFE In all casesl a wllerc CathRrtic nee
dCti such rs Def0nge-ts ntents OF the 8or,qch
8eG1lneSS 1tllnS IN the % Back and LOiRS. CStire
ness. ram and ISTe71c&s the 1hO'e Edg. rom
sudden cold, which ire qucntly 1t neglected. chi
long of FGuer.3 LoSS of A Dpetife n Css,z
ing Sensation Of Gid ~ Ore1- Inc e6OtIp HsStleSs-
ness. Headache, orI0eight . I'm HE head nil Infa7n
Hadtory DiSedSeS. Worms, In Children or 4ltIts 6ei
RdtiSm, great Purifier of tho Bl0Od. and many dis
eases to which flesh Is heir, tt numerous to mention
in this advertisement. D0Se. Tto3,@
PRICE q DIMES.
The LIVER -INN1GORATOR and FAMILY CA
T1IART1C PILLS are retaiEri by Druggists general
~ and sold wholesale by the TraIc in all the large
towns S.T.NV SANFORD, NJ. d..
ManuIa tnrer and Proprietor.
3S5 Broadway. New York.
Agents, 7. II. LOGAN & CO. dec2Ed&wIy