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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

AN UNJUST VIEW OF MORNING WRAPPERS.
We feel compelled (says the Baltimore
Family .Jot7ndi), to make few remarks re-
garding the prevailing custom of ladies re-
ceiving morning visitors in wrappers, or, as
the Europeans term them, 'dressing-gowns." !"
Nothing, in our Judgment can be more in
appropriate OF in worse taste than this too
prevalent custom. 1t is particularly OBJ
jectionable to see the undergarments of q
young bride exposed, in order to exhibit the
elaborate and vulgar finery which seems to
be an essential part of the trousseal1 of the
present day. Simplicity is eve a mark Of a
chaste and pure mind, and no law of fashion
should be allowed to destroy those natural
instincts of modesty which find place in
every female heart. 1t should not be con-
sideIed necessary among a refined and
civilized community, to have ocular proofs
of the neatness and cleanliness of lady's
under clothing and any exhibition to this
end must be as vulgar as it is derogatory to
the refinement and delicacy of true woman
hood. We hope to live to witness a reform
in this matter, and to see the neat morning
dress and white collar take the place of the
open wrapper, and its concomitant frippery.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30
Ardent Politician at Prayer.meet-
Ing-His idea of HIS State.

A Democrat of the Grand River Valley,
not often seen in church, recently attended
a Methodist prayer-meet ng. We shall call
him Squiggle by way of concealment. In a
short time his countenance lost its usual oily,
jolly look, and he became oblivious of the
solemnities going on around him, and
plunged in profund revirie over the recent
defeat of his party in Maine, which he had
been discussing that morning. AS he re-
fiected, his face naturally elongated, and his
jaw dropped. Noticing his serious and solemn
look, and not remembering ever to have
seen him before, one of the brethren took
him to be stranger of a religious turn of
mind, and leaned over his bench and re-
marked:
Brother, these are refreshing seasons"
Squiggle gazed vacantly at the speaker
and groaned inwardly. The brother pur-
sued
" 1t is good to be h0re."
Squiggle, still absorbed in reveries, groaned
again.
7"Brother, do you often think ofyour future
state2"
At the word estate" the eyes of our
Democratic friend lost their dreamy look,
and his jaw clashed into place like a rat
trap.
estate ~ he exclaimed, bringing down
his clenched fist on the back of the question
er's bench, with an emphasis that startled
the worthy brother greatly. Chill its
gone Black Republican by $1,000 majority !"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30

The Simmons az factory, at Cohoes, N.
Y, turns out 900 axes day, besides other
ledge-tools, giving employment to 400 men,
and paying out $4,000 month wages.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30
ASSEMBLY, ROOMS,

EYER,s DANCING SCHOOL NOW
Days Of school, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
for Misses and Masters, from two to five p. M; for
Gents, in the EVENING, from halVpast seven to
half Tast nine. - - - ;. = - t1sE
oc26,S. .GEYER AND DAUGHTER, Teachars:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
II CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1861

his own truth, ana leaves it in lis own strength
to reach the hearts of those who hear. He can
not be ever abused into contest, and will not
be provoked to answer bitterness with bitter
ness.
Such was Thomas K Beecher, who presides
over a Congregational Church in EImira, New
York, as l saw him and heard of him, from
those who have BEEN in daily intercourse with
him for years; and his young wife is truly a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
ATTENTION. LADIFSI

Will supp Families, Hotels oats, &c at all times
on short notice. and on the must reasonable A
eeIs len at 20 River street. l69 St Clair street. Box
lOjl Post Ofice, viii be DromDtlE AZ -ded POI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNTNG, FEB. IS, 1880.
PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL pRINrIN0-

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
a Plain and ornamental printing every description
dUh5 Lt the Printing abishment Of the LEADER Once
on the latest improved und rapid Steam Presses ia
tue pest style on short noiicg and at reasonable
Particular attention paid TO blank work Every despp
ton Of Binding dons especially Blank Rocks, Lodgers
Journals. Sales Books. Receiving Books, SC, &c.
sSlS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18
BOar0ing,
Glrprnuers.

1SngFaVinF aud LfThOgTaPnIng'
DRAINERD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
II ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRPHERS Bank
street, Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
IL Electro Platter, Door Plstsr and BlsnufactorcoT
Of Ontario and Prospect ss (up staTs) eve aud o.
prepared TO repate Spoons Forks. CutOTs &c, and
mako them equal TO new. Door Trimmings furishe
Plated to order. Bell Hanging promptly attended To- and
prices reasonable. i1l22dti6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-18

The EoN-INTERcOURsE FOLrY.-The Hart
ford COurant of the 18th says
The Southern Trade on Asylum street
amounts to about 100000 per annum, and
this year is as good as ever We make a state
ment of the fact, thinking that the LOcofOcOs,
who have done all in their power to ruin the
whole Southern trade at the North, would per-
haps like to know what their effort amounts TO
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

Having suffered from severe Cough Cold, and used
n READ tectora Syrup of Liyerwort take pleasure
IN statlng that found from its speedy relief.
REV. 5. A. WILSON,
nv NJ q
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

neutrality-suspicious. will be made to the
IN Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company RENEW
CERTdFICATE No 5s3, dated 4th July, 1885 FOR FIVE
SHARES STOCK in the of SARAH MASON, tn
same being lost or mislad.
CHRISTIAN KEENER,
jall-eo6w Attorney for Sarah Mason.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

nR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given to all chronic diseases, CoUGHs
diseases of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
bago Lumbar Assesses Scrofula rheumatism Govt Neu
raga, Paralysis, Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
short time also, the Stomach, Liver and owes There
are treated with Distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter DR.. Baakee produce thousand
GaScERS oIR SORES SS GfSEk$ HIP DISEASES
scD F sEA F 9E ETERT RgESGRFPTIoN Tos op
'AND NAVY %TafF B1kT g TRE BODY SoSA' Ok
surgical instruments These last named diseases cannot be
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervision
viii p2adGee abdp ae e R. and
permanent vision to the Eye, without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
die Dr. Baakee has constantly on hand at his Office very
''>''''''' A'''' '''-' ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUMS or EAR DRUMS
which suitable for either and all ages-inserted in
five minutes EAR TRUMPETs of every description; also
large Of Bssqtlfg dqT$Sle tue "0'u
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and kneeJont attachment,
All nd of T G r Hs o g part OF Of the world
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
Doctor Baakee of the celebrated and skifu
physicians and surgeons living His fame is known
All letters directed Dr. Baaee must contain ten cents
postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
be treated by correspondence, except those mentioned
which G will reF nrs his lisp personal sg up
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office, 7Oi Broadway, few doors above Fourth street.
nls-t New York City
SN H5f S2 AND SMOKING ToBAo6G6oEs5.' COLE
pR ~ RfsEf' 6ks OF
PIML1C0 SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business from 72 Exchange
Place to
Where will be found stock OF our own Manufacture of
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
SCOTCH sNUFF-Ioosee si in bbs s-i and kegs
do do In beef and calf bladders, packed in bbls
and tierces
do do In II lib. bottles; in 6, and doz cases
do do In md OF papers, in bbls., IL and 8
MACC0B0Y SNuFF-In tierces, kegs, jars bottles
COARSE SNUFF-In tierces, kegs and lars
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos. /, and 8, cut and dry, in bills, pound ound,
and papers, neatly put up in half
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO
or all grades loose in bbs also in pound half POI
quarter pound papers and in neat packages of II oz
Also in 10 h. bales manufactured Virginia ca elna
Tobacco carefully selected by u.s.
IS Wewould solicit share Of your patronage 17 =
"a Fayette s--eet, roors west Of Charles,
lift Baltimore, Nd.
IN CASES CASHNARETTS, assorted coiors
agents, SHAW, Prick & Co,
dlet 8South Charles rect.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

rURLETT 4 SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No IS NORTH STREET.
y The undersigned having greatly en-
izlarged their premises aud increased their facil
ties beg leave to call the attention Of the public to their
extensive stock of every description CARRIAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable Manner which they
prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURLETT SON,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

10 VIM H. READ, BroadWay-Dear Sir Having used your
syrup TWO years or more, take pleasure certifying its
eXceliett qualities remedy for Coughs and Colds /
freely endorse 1t from practical knowledge recommend
it to the public. REV J. s NcNITRRAY
November, 1859. ia Aisnuitb street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

T OST OR AID.-CERTIFICATE No.
L2O6S, dated January 1883, of FIVE BALrI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD STOCK, in name. Notice is
hereby given that transfer Of the has stopped
and application will made to the Railroad Company for
renewal of same.
jals 2aw6w JNO S. Cuttings & co
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NOTICE.-In compliance with the provision of
IN act the General Assembly of Maryland passed
at December session, 1919 chap Az entitled AN act reat
to stock held by non-resdent and to provide
mode Of transferring the saen notice hereby given
WM: SEDMAN, Of Headingy, in the borough of Leeds,
York county, England has departed this life that
time of his death he possessed of and entitled
yve shares of the stock of the Baltimore Ohio Rail
road Company; that he left will by which he devised the
said shares to his widow Elizabeth Sedman and that they
will be transferred at the expiration of month from
this date j. L ATKINSON, Attorney
January "a, 1860 Jazz 2aw4W
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3gritulturaL.

GUANOl GUANO!!
" We desire to inform Dealers Commission Merchants
and our customers generally that we have made usual
for o g Of 6s S the Pe[HviaR Gov
sane extensive scale in former
We unnecessary for US to say that deal in Moth
Ing but the pure genuine article, delivered from Agents
We have also on hand supply the very quality of
inspected -" a MEXICAN GUANo, WHITE MExI-
CAN ANo and all varieties of known and established
?, MALCoM 4. Co,
Wood street, sowlys wharf
ja2l-0 opposite new Corn Exchange Building
Drown MEXICAN GUANO.
Ihe cargo f brig Coquette, in good condition, in
MACDONALD 4 DUGDALE,
I'Iot cornerl Long Dock and Pratt street
DAUGWS RAW-BONE
Nad entirely from Bones which have been neither cit Boiled
nor cned and warranted uniform in quality for sale by
Jal>tt corr er Long Dock Pratt street
A PERUVIAN GUANO.
- Direct from warehouse Of the agent the Peruvian
s',','' '''''' MAC MAGB6 DO S4f y K DUGDALE,
lal9f corner Long Dock and Pratt street
baltimore AND VIRGINIA MILL FEED.
Consisting of Mddlings, 5rownstu and Bran, for sale
.,a.s s'''''' y '' - W4CGGSG1'LB 4 DUGDALE,
lal9 II corner Long Lock ami Pratt street.
T. No. PERUVIAN eUANo,
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
CONTAINING : Ammonia, per cent
iie' I Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent
Warranted the most concentrated, universal
fertilizer offered for sale containing stimulating
properties Of Peruvian Guano durable ertlzing
effects of Ground Bones adapted for all soils and crops In
dry POWDER for sowing drilling in with the Grain
Every package bears the inspection mark and our name in
red letters. None other genuine
Price si5 per 1900 lbs. j. & F. TURNER,
mhl6-f 70 Pratt street. Baltimore.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, CROWN Very
Archi Phosphate of Lime, containing cent more
than the standard of fine texture and free ofevey mpury
FOR sale IN bulk or bblS. by J. J. < F. TURNER,
Iel@tf ~ Pratt street, Bait.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, WHITE AND
ABROWN In bulk or bbs containing from 60 to 65 per
cent Of Bone Phosphate of Lime For sale by cargo or less
quantities by J. J. & + TURNER
IelSu ~ Pratt
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a==
GHants.

WANTED-A SITUATION by a gentleman
w Of long experience in the South American West
India and European Trade and having the benefit of
tensVe correspondence has doubt but that his
Gan be made available to respectable house with whom
he might make an engagement. Employment OBJ
Post Otlce. ia3l6t
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Qaper 9angIng ano apboIstsrp

5NARPET EMPORIUM,
~ No. II BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Gay and South streets.
G. S. GRIFFITH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CARPETINGS.
Ja24tf OIL-CLOTHS, MATTTNGS. &c
EHEAP PAPER-HANGINGS.
~ GOLD SHADES,
. VENETIAN BLINDS
WIN. H. GRIFFITH,
- No. IL NORTH GAY STREET, Opposite Christ Church)
Keeps constantly hand general above
named articles all OF the latest style, which prepared
TO furnish on the most reasonable terms
PAPERHANGING
Zone by careful workmen and all orders work out of the
city promptly attended to.
B-Paper Hangers sent any part of the States OF
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland when travelling ex
penseS are prepaid Tor same. jal9 If
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Tgha1fD.

A RMISTEAD, RIGGS & CO,
IA 81 EICHANGE PLACE
Have in tore and offer to the following brands
OF Manufactured Tobacco upon accommodationg terms:
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25 CENTS

Il OR W NJ. H. EAD'S COMPOUND PICTORIAL
800 - SYRUP OF LTVERWORT,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, SORE THROAT,
ASTHMA, WHO0PING COUGH, AND OTHER
go DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST,
All OF which are the forerunners of Consumption.
we deem Unnecessary to print whole column, in order
to show the this Medicine, advise all who
n ED such an article to try it without delay.
Read the following testimonials:
This certies that the Pectora Syrup of VIM
ID Read with the most happy effects, and from my knowl
edge OF the remedial ingredients of which composed,
can recommend it as most valuable Medicine.
NJ o REV. JAMES II. BROWN,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

Having used VIM. Fl. Reads Pecora Syrup of iverwor
take pleasure in recommending the public as one of
the best and most eectua remedies for Cough
known REV. WIN a. SNIVELY,
No NIT, e4roa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-06

Depel@e aus Yetersbur9 eiaaetruHen,
mel9e bebauert, baB IS je awilden Setz
reid unb @ublant gu einem Mibver0dae>
t,i(7e babe tpmmen t1nnen ; Is muile rtm
auoenNlidli@ %atsebo'ien rpercen. als
Grwieperura pes Compliments bat Ter
8ai|er pon Sefrei@ am IL. Sentember,
ben, Sage res ruiIi&m Decentralization
Ne,rsfi, GO. @u9ut mad Zen, rultidett
8alenper) Elm 9robes Teitmobl Serantal,
tet unp rent &ailer BON &uelanc einen
freunpli9en Scat tele9rapbiren laien.
l1nc gum S9lu1s weroen am /. Sftober
Der Yrin;z Neaent Don preuben uno bic
&oil Ter ron Setrei6 unc Naelanc CUR
se9enititioeu 8e9rlBun9 in Barldau
iuinmmen trefen. Dieles noro6tli@e
Banonib gilt Der Nufre@terbaltunA Stltz
reih6 9e9sn teabf@ti9te MnBrife so'1
Stalien uno 1nQarn Der.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-06
@rpbe Central Gi1enbQbn
mad Dem
Metfcn unb Nprbtpeffen.


Neilenes tpsreeh biz srrBeSllinois@ en-
tralbobn als bic 3uoerlalVsle uon alen an.
bern nneen, netbe BON Nep=yprt, pbilobelpbia
uno Baltimore nab bem @eiteu unp Ncremt,t.s
1abren: Muf bieler Babn mirb tas cftmaIioe
Ne@lela 1ermieoen, uprur9 man Der 6efobr
aue9elebt 1T, cine unrittiee Bubn einauldIoaen.
Verlenen I'M 3 iten> bic MIA, Dem dSrbliden
Se,pa uno na9 Minnslo ta reijen trpues, erjpartn
yen uno 3sit, trenn le itrr Rarter in Sem.
yprt, pbtlarelpbio uup Valttmrre f.ufen, ria
Baltimore u1b Sbio Stall Rpab NIB Otir Gen-
tral mad Cincinnati ptcr Columbus: banu ria
6b!9 nno NeilFlFppi coer Ier1e Saut unb clifton
&ail Noao mad NV"
SoncoSal prer pona unb auf ber SQino{s
Central Sail GoQb
na9 Arn!eltb lnc rpu IA nit tc1 Niiunc1pto
y ndet2ine 6 cnpuauy TER Oatnrf-
800 -. bnet, nah Saiut Vaul unt alien Vuuften
nEreli9 unb :De|fIib.
a~autleute une Nnoere in, @'ortsa nerb,n Bic
ytDite lebr billis unb ;uner'llIg fneen nab 81.
Paul. St. SeNs> Netr>G Orleans, vouissiue. Gin.
s'nnatt, baltimore uae naG aaeu Ylaseu iublid
uno Gitli9. - '"''V
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-06

9. 6. 8urbanf,
General . Meent fir bic @alena' Ounlsitb~ uue
Minne(ot Vadtt-Go
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@pl111ner=

Spl11mer~ arrangement,
N{eue pafa9ierz uno GrprtEz6rahtz2inie,
Detroit une Wiil,p auf;e- G;ieabahn.
IN NsrttrenIg mi. rem
Neuen unr 1d,pueu SceauzQ omri5d,if1en
nDetrpit" unc uMiImaufee".
Das 0Amsfial7 ~api!rauits", Gcpt. Miharts.
rersaBt zen Gpd I'M 5ubs van MAtilpa ufee= StraEe
1eeen Mrt3en rroc!ls 5 i1tr (SpurtaaS ousoe-
nrmt'en) lnr ltstt nit nel, G,icntahu- Siioeu Ter
A'efEclt- UNI Mi!maNfee~, Ora: Msterl- uup
Ne'p<yNt Central Stall Nisop III eireftsr 0er>
%kiNrrn9.
Aufunft lit Miaaara 6aGs A llbr Mureens,
@ltans 4 l'tr Mahm.,
Mew=yprf lbr so 81. Mtts.
Se'ten II llbr NaGts.
ser!apt cen Oud etr Ietrpit> une Mtil,nrufee-
e1lentahn-Gc. Nadmittase 1 ubr (Spnutaas
aus9enpmmen).
Wnfunft III Tetrcit ubr 30 Sd. mpro.
Suap. Britse 5 lltr Nteurs,
Nlbany / llbr Mcraeus.
Gew yor1 10 ubr Is ", Mcrs.,
Spltpu IL ubr as ". 0itt.
Yol1a9e"S iletS: via @e9eI~ cher Dampflnif
nag Sren1eu> Samtura Sarre> Nntwerpen, Mot"~
terea11, S1perpppl &c, reroen III Der Stdee Der
Gcn1pesnie n~srfauft.
YaQuste fir iraeab eins,1 an Ter Tetrcit unt
Milwautte . Gilentabn %ssleesnsn plas perpen
prpmpt unb tiIig t%efprecrt.
Man ieidne 6raGt: Via D. & NJ. R.
Nlelr @nn1pa9uie ~tefprtclt DraGt III t~eceuteab
serinecren preiien, ibneler unc 1dercr> ais it,
9fno e1tle anbere 0elrlidnft.
Office TT Milraufic 800 Sfma0rRraBs.
IS. Ntcn1eier> Galllrer.
5uIiusM rsiu5, General, Mas1t.
"a. 8. 50 bitman,
r~ellsncer Nssut fir cen We1en.
|. @;s;sn S $s'sa:. gseassi::-
~ 81 Exn.. Wqeltct.
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@iienbQbnen Il. Dampfbppte.
1860. @E65zzZzsE# 1860.
Mihi9Qn Central H. Great
Observation-Disclosures


3u9e 9eben ab sem @entraI.G esrt> in 9af.-
ubr SO Minuten g. 90. Dttrpit ae>;.
enumeration (Snnnt19 aussenrunten), fSn,m,t
10 lbr as Wi1,l,ten grrn,. Cincinnati; E~nr,s
(9onnta9 ausgenrmmsn) fImnit rad SnSiouoo
polls nm 8 ubr Nadmittass, mad, Cincinnati; nm
UNI I ubr Grrmittags.
. ubr Germ. eigbtnina Grfreg (Scnntaas
ensSenenmsn) tpmmt al in Ietrcit UNI 6 l1br 20
y(nuten NaGmittaas; 8uFalc III: i Mr.: Mi-
Ramp UNI 3 utr 80 M. Nohmitaes; Nfw. gIorf
I'M y agr II MIautsn Nabmitiaas linp in 30.
lton INN II ubr 3fahts.
o ugf Madmittass. Ner~Upr uuo Bpfcu
SttrsH tSen',S9 arseenc'nintn) fSrlmt an in
Ms!Ie,t um uhr IS Minutcn &rrrittaos: IN
ST i,hr ~ Hm ~ ! "g1 eo Win. Nnbm., it, SgltanY
81 O. ~" 1,: ~ v'a1. Se:hlitfass> in Msn- sjcrf 9 II.
Nadmittass. ~ "''""'s"
upr Nad9n1. Cincinnati; unb 2puisyiQe er-
prep (Sonnta9 auseencmmen), tSmn,t an cn-
e'anoppl's an nm 4 utr 40 MHin., Al 0inr;nnnt;
UNI = utr 40 Min. @prmittaes, il, ipcuiSriIe IN,
4 ubr Nodm. u"
yin 3u9 am Scnntaa, s l1br Nofm,
we 5 ubr y. 80. uue 8 ubr q. 81. 3ice
eere'neen ;u paris NIT Der Buffalo uub FATE Su.
ron N. s. tar Buffalo uuS ais SSllittn Vunfte .
~ Sercnto nit he1 Great Grunt Giientabn' mad,
&!neltrn: 0seenstursb, Mrrusal, Oustt, ,nS
que pu',tte III Canada On, mad r,m uErel;den
Wermont, Nep- 5amitire unb Maius.
Sbrou9b Sidets llnb 3u bateu in hen 5oust.
S,leneabn- 0t6een, &ore une QErf> une in her
0!Eee eer eonpa9nie, 5 Ocarburn- StraBe, Gbi-
cage, "no M Oeprt iii ~eafr<Strabe.
.. 9. SpaIeinA @eneral-
YaB-Msent au @bieaac.
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6 t

bic aSnierei9e
Hreu6cn, @urttembero, 8aper1.
9annoper unS Sadfeu.
fir bic @rpbberscstbdmer
G1benbure, @effen uub 8aeen.
fir pas 9er;pstbum NaNau,
furbaS &urf1r tentbum @enen
unp bic freie Stapt Iranfi urt a. 81.
Der llnteraei9nete 1T jeben Sag tpabrenb her
@eIdaftsfunben su inben III lctner Office, Tub.
refli9e Ode Don Main- unb Oritter @trabe.
6. S. 9loae, @%onlut.
|. 6. s.. 2lbae,
SlbweRli9e Gde YDn Main< unp Dritter Str.,
cine Greppe brd,
Gtncinnati,
@e@lel<@ ei6dftmit@ urppa.
GplItetipnen unb MuS3obluneen
ieber Dirt in alien Ibeilen Deut14lanbs,
nercea pom mir mie sepSbnli9 auf bic prcmptste
Mrt beloret.
Sir We&(eI auf Rem-yorL ct. Qpuis,
Gbicagp, Rev Orleans unb antert
6anbelsplabe Der Ser. @taaten tnnn mani in,n,er
bel mir bas Welo erbalten.
Muf bic na@febtnben plabe iinb bel
mir @e@fel in erSbtren, icpie iii ben tlein.
ten Summen 3u ben billig &rur len su
baben.
@elttx welde an irsenb zines Der na9leben-
ben 9duler in Deutldlano fir ibre 8e4nun0
eineeianbt cter be3ablt merben, nit benz 8tmerfen,
bab mir bancn Nadri4t 3u seben lei, tIunen bel
nit, lit Cincinnati { . elei9 erbeben rereen, TO-
bali. i9 bic Nadridt pom Ginaanse Der @umme
erbalten babe. Da i'd BON meinen Serl@ietenen
Banquiers INNER nit jebem Steamer Briefe er.
baltic, tpeau g elber ein9eaaneen limb, 70 it bies
Der i@neQRe, E@erfe uuo biQiele @es, UNI @tl-
ber mad Mrnerita 3u i@ifen.
Site meitter 8anfter8 in Deutf@'
lamb, &C.,
AT bic SIR @elp be;ablt unb eanl1 lei utr
" 49,. erbpben merpen farm:
Nua linb bel tieien 3dulern in europa ~jeccr;eit
WtdIel auf mid 81 batsn:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-06
@tel5er<@pule.
Nbtlipp @tel3er, Gi9entbimer.

7 017 eF5e"F74"'FF7
81. 9eter> Mtnn.
Diefes ntue @aibous 1T fir eas reilente publi-
FUN jebt erGfnet. 8pitgGnger teim 5aa tpercen
81 ben biQislten preiien aufeeno1nmen. Cute
@taQun8 une Ma1er tets gu baten.
Nu@ 1T bier bic @ta9e<Sf Office fir Iraz
perle oea Siour, ct. peter uno Ner> llln,,
Ycif&aiitn eeben Don bier aus Montaos unb
Greitass BON ct. peter na@ Nsm< l1lm unb am
na9Itsn Sage retrur.
Na@ "a 9rc0e Dien1nes unb @am1aea,
Mcntaes une Greitaes retrur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-06
Groceries! @rocerie6! @rpceriea!
6. g. $plcpmbe,


6. 9. $plcpmbe,
bat ben
9tore NIT erWfarmor> Tront
in her Sadlun<St raSe,
Der gierten uno 6Inften in Der Nate
he's Iemperen3<9 aults,
aemietbet, unt ;eiat ben Ginwcbnern sen ct.
Yaul unb l1met9enb adtuuesrpa an, tab
u fort~abrenp srS6ere @enruneea
BON
@tapel< II. Tancp<@ rpcerien
Yrcpi0onen, @einen> 2if6ren unp
@iearren S9enfz utenilien,
Seilermaaren> Md9.l>
@la6 II. (. 10, II. |. ~
empfanet, ais il auf ben Martt bon ct. paul
sebradt uurpen. =,
Diele Waaren ~c1eriren mir Gnerrs uub Gnoetatl
nit einem 9~erineen prcft lber ben
&paenpreis fir 8aar.
unjere @aareu &pereen fir baor 1efauft unb
auf ben ANGrfteu peS @ipens unb S|tenS Don e.
mem Mitsliec ber Girma pou lanejabriser Grfab-
ruua in 6anpel aus9emablt, unp tpereen untebl"
bar Diejenisen befrieoieen, bic ms nit ibremSe-
(ud beebrcn.
Bir wiixl&en b.lcnters bic Mufmcrfl an'feitp Don
2au1euten uno 5aneleru i'm Snnern ron Mt|,'e~
lpta auf bic Ibatia9e III lenten, BAG pir Waaren
lit ct. Vaul 70 nieb,i9 sertaufen, ais le an plaben
meiter unten an, Slug ~serfauft tperten fDnnen, NO.
tur1 :3eit uub untcRen erlpart tperbet.
@u@ belrreen mir Elm umfa0enees
Speottipn6z unt @cmmiitons @ei9aft.
51;eBen @elter auf Grn{gnatirn, ldiFen @aa'
rem mad aQeu Yuntten ter rbern 6lu0e
uMb bes Snnern NIT ber erSBtsn
@4neQiafeit.
Wir bejablen an Tarmer bic bV9ltsn Mnrtt
preiic fir ibre YrobuEte, 0etreibe uuo Gint9eS.