davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
S9lieblt6 nod Elm Bprt 81 ben 5erret1
QanDfouaeuten

@eit benz Bssinne eseenwarti9er @ailoa baten
mir infer 6aupt- Muasnmerf auf'5 Wbrlelale-
@elhIit seleet unc 1udsu bierin uniere 5aupt-
Doree 81 entuidsln ; mir taten bic lir Gin Grtra=
Departsment einribten lnilen unp bieten ben Ser
rem @isperperfGufern i'm 2anoe aQe Vcrtbcile
unb 8equemliAfeiten, bic i5nen MIR ron u~nleren
Goncurrenteu in ben pitlicten Ylayen ~c7erirt wer-
ben tpnuen. l1nler 5tpd 1T riir ben Try @crts
wsrpsm es srwabnts 3rsuupe in iIbrem Snntere7e
fnpen, II bel uns ein,ufoufeu, IA e5 teinsm
anoern 5aule III Minncipta mV9liG 1T, mas @us-
wabl uno BiQisfeit betri1t> aud, nur annahernb
NIT uus cpncurtiren 81 fSuueu.
SEER 1uerba6
Der nit bielem Ocpartemcnt tetraut pcreea, tpire
es lid a~,aeleaeu isin lalTsn, unlers utrebrtcn Stunt
, n in jeber Ss3iebun0 s~ufrieoen Su l~te0ea.
Suffice & Torepauab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
Mucrueucfes!
o. u. Jn0er|o0 G. CO..

o. u. Jn0er(o(t G. co.
baben juetcn ibre It 9snbun8 BON
TrUbltn98< un0 SDmmer<
@aarcu
ertalteu. Sn Mubetra9t ter l4ls9ten 3eiten ba'
lA Die unterseiAncten sntl@lpNen, i9ren,
mmtli&en Baarenpprratb gu
berab9eiesteu Rreiiem
III putaufen.
3aufsr, bic bel uns spylpre9en, fSnnsn mir
Gber3eugeu, bab mir ibnsu bic
9rBete Muswabl
Neten tDuneu Yun irseap ciusm GeldaTte in St.
paul, gum 8eiipie!
GQlicD5 ST 10 Gt6.,
Qawns>
@in9bama,
5trumpfzB aaren>
Tubpaoren lit 5erren
rne ale in unler Sud- esbHrents artifsl gu Ser'
baltniBmaBisen preilet.
"a mir unIcre @aarel1 aae brett Don ben
Manufatturen in,portiren, 70 FVnuen mir bic lslbe1
ben
&an6faufientem
au biQisersn Yrsilen b~iete11, ais ireeno eit at
beres @el4aft in @t. yaul; mir bcTen, bab bic
ie:ben, tsvor Ie 81 ancern Aau" fleute, aebe1, ts'
uns poripredeu unb fa lsltit iber3euesa tpereen.
6err Ma0ler
pirb Is F9 o~nselseen ietn la0ea> ieins beutl4sn
a%nesleute auf's Bette ST %t:pienen>
.. %. Jngerfpl s g.,
neben Der Bride, im NewzyOrfz&aoen,
ct. YAul> Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
CONNER > @noreu

auf's Nei9bnltisfe uno 0eidn1adoo(lfe ~a1ortirt
unb beebrt li6 1ol9es leinet verebrten Nunbel1 er-
9ebeat on3u5cigen.
Das Eager 1T nit alcn neuen GrIdeinun9en
ser SAilon ausBstattet ulo bietet nanentii@ cine
@rpBe Mu8wabl in &let6er<
1tDfen,
ais: Merinus, Baleneias, plaibs, Delaines,
Waramattas. De Yeiges, Ypil be hrYrss &c. &C.;
fernsr unterbaIien mir einsn lUSnen Vprratb
bunter uno einfarbi4er 5eioenpaaren
unb perfaufen lolde 8euau 5u Nep- yoyfer Yrei-
fen. -
uu1er Eager IN 9batl5, G(oaf5 unb Winter>
MGntel 1T auf'S 9teidte cpmplettirt, unp erlau-
ben mir uus nod, bic %Dcrcbrtcn Oaraen auf unler
ercBartisss
@eib> Baaren< II. trimmings III 7ortment
a%ufmerfl am 81 maden,
ST. oerren- ~grtifrlu, ais Yrufsfins, Dpsfi,a>
Galemeres, OiHtls, GrupatttS, 5enoen &c. ie-
ten mir ieper Goncurren3 bic Spise> ea mir in bic
ler Yra,,de bic Sortbeilbafteltcn @crbinouneen
baben.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28
Hon. Israel wa,hburn Jr.

Now the campaign !. over, the battle
Tough, aud the victory won. We think all
republican. will agree with the opinion eI.
pressed in our paper as long $50 a' before
the Republican State Convention, tha, Mr..
washburn wa. jus, the man for the occa-
sion. We thought - then, aud have eon.
tinuel to think 50 up to the present.
Mr. washburn has made an srcellsn,
canvass. lie ha. gone through the iigh, and
come oui'oi the battle with garments un-
soiIed. The labor. ho has performed upon
the stump have been herculean. With a
power Of physical endurance ,hs, ha. a..
toni.hed every one, he travsr.cd the whole
state, speaking with great power aud elo-
qnencs, every where delIshting hi. friends
and carrying CONSERVATION and di.may into
the rank. Of hi. enemies. lie conducted
the campaign upon high and honorable
ground While with a bold and fearless
hand he grappled all the grca, political
questions Of the day, he at the same time
avoided everything like personalities or a
misrepresentation Of the opinions or princi.
pie. Of hl, opponents. His 'pseche. have
been listened 70 by admlrIns Thousands. and
upon every stump have added to hi. wide
spread fame a. statesman Of the fret order
Of talents. And when Mr.. Washburn shall
assume the high position assigned him by
the people OF hi. native State, and enter
upon the responsible du,ie, OF Chief Magis.
ira,e Of Name we have no doubt in the
management, Of public Affairs ho will be
governed by a sound. wise, and judiclou'
policy. And We be-peak FOR him popu-
lar State Adminis,ratiOn.-An adminI.tra-
ton that will rense, credit upon himself,
the Republican party, aud our own beloved
State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

eonfne themselves to the mere political ar
gument, for the matter then becomes ono OF
sIped,ency, with two deiensible sides to It (;
they must 20 deeper, to the radical question
Of Rich, and Wrong. or they surrender the
chief advantage OF their position. What
spinora ,a,s Of law !. equally true Of party
rla,lorm..-tha, those ar, strong which ap-
neal to reason. bu, those are impregnable
which compel the a...n, both Of reason and
the common affections. Of mankind.
"No man pretend, that under the Con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

from time to time e,me into the Republican
ranks. and BY their influence and votes
have aided in elec,ing them 10 oasee.
Nov II the men who stood at the guns
amid the smoke Of battle. when IL was all
Sighting and no pay. are hereafter to be
sspotted" whenever candidate. are to Be
selected. u they ars to be se, one .ide for
entertaining their own opinions upon thu
Temperance question 20 make way for others
who rushed into the swelling tide aud hoai-
81 down - the Republican eamp,-,hen IL
ned. no prophet. ken to tell the future. for
/, :. already written cu, On the page Of com
ing history. The Republican patty l. nine
hundred majority strong m old Oxford.
GOod rrineirlc-, judicious management, aud
fair dealing will Increase ,hi. majority.
Strong AZ =, is. it's not impregnAole.
The old democratic party once counted Il.
mA,orities in Ola Oxford from two thous.
and to twenty. i've hundred. And yet where
!. !, now, and what brough, il to It. pres
snt hopeless condition.
Our Republican friend, in the county
eanpo, tail to Sc the true and proper course
70 be pus.oed hereafter in hi. matter. Men
Of principle oitenumes suffer long. vet il Is
ju.t a. true tha, with them " forbc1nnce
,,,,sfI,,st csasr. to hs n yiftue" word
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28
Pennsylyania Election.

We have no doubt but the republicans OF
the Old Key Stone will carry the State a,
the October election hut perhap, all our
friends are no, aware Of the eIae, state Of
thing. there. The Bell. Breckinridgc and
Douglas parties have tho. far failed 10 unite
ona Presidential ticket in opposition to
Lincoln and lIamlin. and the rro.pec, now
!. that they will fail in the end. but -
far as the STATE election Is concerned IL I.
not -. Al three Of these parties have
agreed on fusion ticket. and oil 90 for
Foster Tor Governor. This leaves the gal.
LIANT Col. Curtin. the republican candidate.
in the field with all faction. and the odds
and end. Of all pariic. unitei against him.
Yet We believe with all these combinations
again., him the brave Car,n will como 90,
OF the contest victorious. But II is a great
fight. The influence tho October election
will haze on the coming contest in Norem.
bcr. il felt hy all parties. The State cleo
ton in Pcnn.ylvann, carried by fraud. bal
la,.boI .,uihng and bribery, IN 1850, made
Mr.. Buchanan President. and while We be-
licve the election Of Poster would work no
such diasirou. rc.ul, in 1850. IT'LL We can
not shut our eyes to the fact that !, would
greatly encourage the opposition forces and
di.bcaricn men In our own ranks. The
election Of Curtin will ,sfiir ne PrsuiSeHiiaI
,l,rh0n. and We have great confidence that
our brave friend. in that old commonwealth
will brave the storm aud come Oh triumph
ant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28
Sabbath School Convention.

The Baptist Sabbath Schools Of the OK.
ford Association held . convention and pie
mic with the school a, Hebron. on the Goth.
Organized by choice Of Rev. c. Parker a.
Moderator. and ". II. $. ventrc,. Clerk
School. within lo or IS miles Of Hebron
were we'll represented
The forenoon wa, devoted To exercises by
the children, In rcci,Ation., dialogues and
singing. Tho house. was full. and " We
may judge by the good attention tho cIer.
ci.c- we're peculiarly interesting. Adjourn.
ed at IL O'Clock. when the schools and
friend. passed IN procession to the grove
back OF the Academy, where two large
table. were found spread with tA',o and
care by our excellent committees. We
would speak with special praise Of the COM
m!t,eo and friend, Of Hebron. Thoy eyi.
IDENTIFY mean, that their hospitality should
be fully equal to the demand.
After good dinner. and a very pleasant,
season Of social intercourse in the grove, We
repaired 10 the church. when the exercises
OF the afternoon were opened By prayer.
and the presentation ola magnifcen, bound
Bible 10y the Hebron Sabbath School to their
Superintendent, Rev. Carleton Parker. The
remainder otthO afternoon wa. devoted to
Reports from the schools, and addresses on
topic. pertaining to the work OF Sabbath
School labor.
The exercises were all very interesting.
aud We lef, the place rejoicing tina, !, was
our privilege to be there. The school ir
thi. village was represented BY the presence
Of from fifty to sixty OF ii. members. V.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

Hon. Goldsmith +. Bailey, has been nom
mated for Congress In the Worcester Dis
trics. Eli Thayer, who is running after
popular sovereignty. and who voted h',
winter ag ,in,, The bill .upprcs'ing Polyga.
my 10 Utah, and repeating the slave code in
New Mexico. found the Republicans would
not repominats him, and did not present
hi. n-me to the convention. lie russ as an
Independent, candidate, and may concentrate
sufficient Douglas supper, to secure an 81.
cc,ion, lie will do them no good II elected,
for he aeknowedge, no governing power
but the yagaries Of bis own mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

TowS SHOWS. The Annual Fair Of the
Union Agricultural Society will be held at
Fast Sumner on the 10Th aud 18th Of Oeto.
Der. wee K after next. Tho reports Of the
las, show Of thi. Society show tina, il was
highly ereditablo to all concerned. The
zeal aud yigor with which the arrangement
for the presen, exhibition arc prosecuted,
leave no room to doubt that it will exceed
in interest any previous one.
The people at Waterford have made ar.
rangements for Fair on the abovenamcd
days.
The Bethel farmer.' Club also hold. it,
annual exhibition week alter next. These
meetings are Away. full OF interest, and
profit, and come at time when abundant
harvests have made glad the heart Of the
husbandman. preparing him for tho keen
enjoyment Of the relaxation from labor Of.
forded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

An exchange says the mode Of furnishing
the greater number OF the men who have
been convicted Of taking part in the Syrian
uas.aercs is not calculated to proven, a rep
ctition OF those massacres. They are SOM
PEELED to enter the army; 50 that when
there shall be another outbreak Of Mu''ul-
man fana,icism. there will be a lot Of TEL
lows already trained and armed for the
~ork Of slaughter. whose daty IL will be to
protect the Christians. but whose pleasure
1t will DO to murder than. This isa rath.
Or wolfy mode Of protecting sheep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28
Oxford County Cattle Show.

The Annual Exhibition Of the Oxford
County Agricultural Society, will be holden
on their grounds. on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday Of next week.
The forenoon Of the fret day will be de-
voted to entering and arranging stock and
articles Tor exhibition. 10 the afternoon
there will DO 4 Tro.,ing match, for colts OF
four years old and Drawing Match.
Wednesday. may DO counted, as ne day OF
tho Show. There will BE- ,rotiIpg in the
morning AMI afternoon Address. at . i.9
O'Clock business meeting at 10 ., plow-
ing match at I. Thur.day.-iAdies' Rid.
log. aud match for an additional premium
Of s25. Tor any horse owned Tor ok months
10 ,hi. County.
The above programme indicates business
enough to fully occupy the time. II the ar
fragments are promptly carried out; and
we have no doubt that the Trustees will sce
that they are.
Cattle Show, In thi. region, i made q
grand gala season. The thousand. who
turn out on this occasion are ap, IN cougre-
gaze entirely for pleasure. This i we'll I;
and in doing ,hi. very 'alutary purpose
i- accomplished. II !. the life OF society to
bring its ihdividual members together for
the interchange Of cordial greeting. opinion,
AMI IDEAS. But we have. In this Exhibition,
another object to BE- effected. We wish to
sec every farmer. who plow' aud plants an
acre Of ground. present.. Tor the inspection
III, neighbor.. something that he ha. pro-
duced. And no, only bring this con'r'bu'
ton. but 10 prepared 10 tell the process
Of cultivation, cos, Of raising. and nett
prof, Of the en,erpri'e. II one man has
been remi.s in one point. the experience Of
his neighbor will tell him wherein he has
failed. while no will in turn give hi. inform.
ant soms valuable hint Tor future benefit.
Here i. a grand field tor Improvement, and
II the farmer would 50 20 tho conference
with the biz Of experience he relates In
private. in q corner, he would add very
largely 10 It's interest, a. well as profit. I'VE
observe on elimination. much TO our re-
grc,. that the conferences IL TO h. omitted. !
And more than this. a county like ours.
% largely, almO', exclusively. devoted TO
farming and stock raising, i capable OF
making up collection Of ten times the in
tere., Ut any that we have ever had. Tho
exhibition Of each year. thus FAR. has eH'
cscded TIA, prsIiou. This i, encouraging.
Yet larger increase !. desirable. l, !. for
the interest Of the peOpl, as we'll a' Of the
Society
lot all ihoss. who live within tho limits
OF the Society. come oui next Tuesday. laden
with every article in the long catalogue Of
domestic productions and manufacture.
There is NJ way 10 get Up successful eIhi-
bi,ion .bugto have each one do his part.
Thi. done. success !. certain.
Our manufacturers, las, year, seemed TO
b oycuun with orders. We hope some OF
them. next week, will Be able 10 bring on.
sample. Of pals. tubs, carriage. machinery
plows. hauovs, four, barrels, chairs, for
niiurc, picture frames, clothing. etc. OIL
course nothing bu, pres Of business will
proven, their improving 80 good an opPor'
iunity 10 advertise their goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

WnE,r. Hon. l.. Rawson, Of Rumford,
has lett in our Office a bunch Of wheat. as q
specimen Of Andro.coggin productions.
The stalks are five and one half feet high,
with large head, filled with plump kernels.
We have also gian, apple fron Mr. b.
Y. Tuell Of Summer. II weighed towards =
pound, and had tie pcri, OF mellow fesh
and excellent flavor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

The State Horse Fair at Augusta, brought
together a good collection Of ane bOrse.
The show ga. well attended, and passed Of
TO the satisfaction OF the public. The eI
oelleni ,tgd OF +. $. Lang. Of vassalbOrO'
carried % a eoodly number Of ,hs prsui.
ums Hiram Drew" wears the champions
belt. Tor the ensuing year. Ills record has
never been equalIed. in Maine. 50 that the
probabilities are strongly in favor Of h..
Continuing in ITS peaceful possession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

The fishing schooner, "Neptune's Bride, ="
on her return TO Gloucester. with full fare.
ran ashore on Nationals Ledge near Seal
Island. AMI was lost. All her crew. twelve
in number. but one man, were lost in at
tempting to land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

NEw SroRE. Mr.. S. ID. Hutchinson i.
abou, opening new stock Of goods, in tho
Bsmis store. lie proposes, we understand.
to keep general stock OF dry goods, which
will be sold for cash only.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

The State Fair Is held this week. in
Portland. The weather Is not very iaSora-
Bile. hut we learn that Tuesday some 'ir
hundred head OF cattle were entered. We
shall have something to say Of this, hereai.
tar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

MIJok Mus. Mes-rs. o. c. Bolster /
co. OF 50. Paris, some time since placed IN
our hand. a sample Of aOur. Of the above
brand. which appears to b Of a mos, excel.
len, quality. Ii is made from selected
wheat. grown the present season. and war
ran,sd to b equal to any brand in the mar
kel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

The Brunswick Telegraph says the
amount, Of rain that fell during the eight
months. ending Sept. ls,. was only four
inches snd eve teaths. The annual amSan.
Of rain 10 usually about forty inches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

The famed Lola MOnteE is stopping with
a friend IN Astoria. Her physical system /.
entirely brOken down, and her mental pow
er. all gone. She can only speak by great
effort, and tina, ineoheren,ly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

Me.srs. Stearns & Co.. at Shows Falls.
have erected the frame for a pain, shop,
near their chair factory. This will add
much to their facilities for transacting their
extensive business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

PESSsrLvANn. In 1858, the peoples
party carried Penn'ylnnlA, BY majority
Of 81 100. In 1859 the candidates Of the
democracy were defeated by maJori,ies vary
ing from u 600 to 1900. To think OF
beating Abraham Lincoln by running two
candidates asaini, him this year, when the
united party were defeated last, seems to
Us IN eI,rayagant hope.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28
The Las, Insul, to Col Smart.

"Oh'v T.. Coolijsr. hoe cosld yoa
That s~ul te,d ct murder DO.
The Democrat aud Free Pre-. seem. 20
have got an idea into it, head that Mr.
Smart own. the town Of Camden. and that
Republican. ought TO take OF their shocs
when they enter tho town. |, make. a
grca, ado about the public demonstration IN
Camden on tho nsI, srcrins after election.
and call. il the 'las, insult to Col. Smarl,"
Il seem. that On Tus.day evening after ell.
sction thO.s very few ladies' in Camden
who are no, go'pg TO
-",tsu aad 20 ~ Smart
BsoaO's he's lh. bc.t Iook,ng man. man ,rnan. ="
got up collation. for the wids-Awakes Of
Camden and such other. as nigh, como in
from out Of town. IL was got up with the
idea Of rejoicing over the dcisa, Of the de-
mocncy and OF being particularly jubilAni
over tho manner in which Ephriham had
been repudiated by hi. Town ,o~n.men."
The Republicans didn't see any reason why
they should "wecp with those that wspt."
Tor they had heen Sighting to produce jus,
such result. Tho Free Pres. call. ii"bar-
barou." TO rsjoice overs fallen Zoo. That's
altogether matter Of taste. We ,hink the
Republican, oush, TO rcjoice over the fac.
that Smart was defeated in has own town
by - majority again', him, being 10 worse
than johnson stood and 5 worse than Smith
stood last year Belfast Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

We are indebted to our friend Z. ! Bean'
Nevada Cal. for frequent iayOr' In tho way
0, papers and and speeches. They are tho
roughly Republican. showing ,ba, our bre'h'
rem in the Golden State are conducting the
campaign with real aud EigOr. Hopes are
entertained that California, essn, may 30
carried by Lincoln and Hamliu.
The San Francisco Daily Times, is an en-
tsrpri'in. sheet, published by Charles A.
washburn. brother Of our Governor elect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28
JOHN J. TERRY. Editor
In1AI AGENTS.

LOCAL. AGENTS.
W RIaPaAS. ND. Brsst's fond.
AsHHiCA BtsHEN, Meth faf's.
HtSEN UFroS, NeT~ay,
wv. y. DAVIS. llenmafk'
DAvin DuHeIs, H'rsm.
G. q. SrAcr. fortrr.
IS. Po~EEs, frvharf.
=. N. BIAS, RfoSaaci.
Col ELpTS RaHNIN. Laveii.
Me-. 4. ". WsopsuHY, Swedea.
rHos. fAENISGroS, Sio~,
JosNrH BANHows. llsbfoa.
CaANLCs MAsos, hethel
}. BNSrLErt. L"cAsshil-.
A. y. kSArF. lla."yer.
pAvIB kxAFF. " Ramf,rd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

A land patent was issued to Abraham
Lincoln. for services as captain in the
Black Hawk war.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-28

The bond.meu Of Peek obtained post
poneuent, ill election was over; and now
the Age say. the Commission broke up
without eaec,ing q settlement A 'uis
must Be made upon the bond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
TTHE INDEPENDENT


WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. Ess..
AUTHOR OF NOTHING TO WEAR,
Has written characteristics article for ths wesk pspsr (ss On
THURSDAY MoRNING) entitled
WHERE SHALL WE Go NEXT suMMER7
Introduces his particular ffiesd,
MOSS BUNKER. xse.
WHO GOES To NEWPORT
Also,
MISS MATILDA BUNKER,
AND THE BUNKER FAMILY, 4.
FROM FIFTH AVENUE
Mr. FUNGUS ~
THE FUNGUS FAMILY,
Called sssp decide tho question Where SHAH we 20 Aen
s~nmGr N WOO Nt
BREAKFAST, DINNER AND SUPPER aa
Dssuxsion Of the subject aUef
TIE sutheF says:
"Lv.s before the hsuss all the time. the prevess
Question she subsequent ques.iss ess never CIT OF debate
wassd on the table at breakfast wAssore 10 DO called up
al dinner Il was at the o everything and the top OF
- pourss out with the asd haudsd roand with
ths licked the clocks cut Of tho watsrppss
.psned snd shut with the Doors stared from the walls per
vsscd ks atmosphere II could not Be Postponed or SemPe
nissa rasrs such thing getting nd Of It. wssre
nswsd Osa enough bat lie 'omsssy note ct every renewal
| Il w.s harder 70 meet"
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY
Not 10 goto If .tl az
STATEN ISLAND, nsrS
THE JERSEYS norts
"Desr, delightfu, Classic Leaox," hssts
PRE- ISLAND, nor to
COMFY ISLAND nor to "any other Island"
MISS ARABELIA FUNGUS
gives her spinies. The air Of Lenor proncaaced
TONIC AND PLATONIC.
FUNGUS AT WASHlNGToE'S HEADQUARTERS.
Lies down the floor snd takos
FRONT VIEW.
Gets fair light Of the
GABLE END OF THE BARN.
MRS. FUNGUS AT SARATOGA.
ARABELLA AT LEN0X
With Divinity stsdest
Other girls and the boys egass fancy balls and yao races"
CLOSING MORAL
| MoE thsa
~ TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS "a
Exclusive renewals have been received STAGE Let Of January
TERMs-s7 in advance, by Mail OF 81 50 by Carrier.
For sale by ell News Agents. .
Address
JOSEPH H. RICHARDS, PUBLISHER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
fnrs, Robes, &r.

V'AKE WARNING In TINE
Il LADIESAAND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS.
Az the rush IA immensely great nt TIE
HUDsON'S BAY
FUR COMPANIES WAREHOUSE, No. s. BROADWAY,
Ladies Gentlemen win do well to call before Is
the wsbouse being len open for the ta trade positively on
. few days longer.
Th. Goods vs actually sold .. 50 per cant below cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
E IN P A l N

"Rh living truth the hiAg rendered IN nsural COZ
En- btsb and brilliant the thee played &nsled through all
m Variations rich and eloa We have sdOm met with mors
viva word painting 81 Lopdoa Atheanum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

d A IN DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF
I'D II ~ sEWRD BOOTS, at JONEs's. Nos and ID
Ann a. Also at fiFrsach Cali Doss Boots Cell aud hs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

xS- HAMPER BRoSHEEs viii send either Of Che above
wss by mail postage prepaid 70 any Pa Of the une1
under sOOs niles receips Of the money. -