davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-10-24

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MADAM AEEHSlRuME AEADEMT ...
Is opca the DAYS OF tuition, Weines1ava
m Saturdays 70: ladts. from to r: il f.r gentle
men. 10 tDkr.X Ghtlcrc1s e!.ts Oh S..1.t1ys cnY
from Y. Private lessons at al hours occupied
by eas,e;. LvtIY vsssty Of dancing taught. AL The
A. las .ast receive aad si tTmetIatelY Introduce
The new aGd seauttat Il Coska aaa the MAznska
QaaisuieA tehol2s sot7ecA *4iy commeuen AotGaY
evenings 0cs Let. For particulars spoiy Il The fo.a
se2t11m
, 1860-10-24

H pAthlc Physician. su.Seou- Ac.. hxytrg located IN
Ch.1k letve to to the public thai he
Re ue1 o. 81 Acute and Chr3rls D.sA:1<A 4 No. 81
West Rza1ulpa u:-eet.
Tae has 1Jed tbs AasAntAEts A6osIed ~ the
Essore7a Unive7ss and Clinical Hos:ita4s of erlis.
viena and rfakoe Ehtrs se atud!td Oh seaoa n*d
w. S, NAto.r1cn Hospital II Cuelken. asra1aY
for acquiring thorough medical etueAtion WITH pFf IL
cal extesience IN this country 80, Az ia
tdeat tati he give ent:e sa.fAtioa tn shoss vh,
would ent1ust to h:s ptofe souA care o:e
Aoct: a Te.t Iaodo pa street, ON Ntt O'clock
4. y. aut from &uxF.X oel3 d.34-3w
, 1860-10-24

ITO THE AFFLICTED-Dr II.
sn ltdma,y il Cheseo on new .yses1 wach eu.t,aesi
te n.css A-psoved 'hls md otIes eoaE,rts-
SETS, broceatt:. CAresrs, khennatcs. t4ray., 4nd
ALI Finals D:e8ses are s7 cal d*7te. treated Ia TIN
CC CCsrATDi:E sEd n eakte.. cf III. Spine. vh:eh
ftey By ME- Mk7nop, Aad tie Splnal Elrs mar In
vented nd paisrtea b. lhe, TLey cure sersa
rle5 Il . rseas: T.ota asa 1I,eh will ri ere The
severv4t In 4 few I1utea. al
a:d ddl-ascs os the fums md ArR1s1e dee.J
tx teeth, and trsnxs them Into SDUED and HEALTHY
sts restores 10 The breath. In no caso
Lass Il fz.l. Ste Card IN Tstky.
CoNsuLTAT10N FREE.
oH:s NO. IfR South Clx.k s:1set cppo..te Nev Toas
Ctes. Hpu3s Eoa y 4. Y. 10 9r.K. Au23 t33tlT
, 1860-10-24
COMMERCIAL,

TrEtnGT Eyuuo, Co., ~
WtxK1Y REy1zw.-The receipts and ship
ments Of leading articles OF trade and COM
meree Of this city during the past week and
ssnee ths frat Of January last, will be found In
ths following ocmparativs tables:
, 1860-10-24

BT TNHe14Fz-l Qswxen ct. q.
;'rF1auz-At.ady ts4 krG.
:, 11AT-Whrs1 quiet. ealei 30 bu 10 / N,lxapkes
esnp n 3i.ls. Com quds- Rasiey not 70 p4Rty kye
= CA1az Fex1ox.s-QqehaaEsd F]aur 4o24&c, wheat
YsE c0Tu l3e IA new Y-tk-
4irroF71-oving IN continued unSsvossb!a Winds
o:utYs Eth cons.t1zx for The las u hHrs cf 5000 "
.xa. ExroE4z- s9s ttai eou., g. IN Ehess = 80
bQ cQeat q, 40 bR hadeN
, 1860-10-24

THE EAGLE SLATE COM
L PAHT-Beir9 prepared to rees,vs ortt,s fotthes
srF1xscA GRXE4 AID ru1111 Roo11za SLAxxa.
raeal tie great purity OF min water collected
from =.ste rso Eot b:iax ivpIsx1aed ~ tast q g.
Tie only aseney estaalehtd BY ihe Company being N
Tie City Of Eev fqrk. Parties wishing to p:oeuts shs
GENUINE EAGLE CO.'S 6LATE5
Tnrltase aAcrrss the Company 17a st. and lob
Aven2e, Ii. T. the uAd&lxkaad, wher4 ordeEn viii n
ce!ve prompt attention q. FtRMAN. Agent
Au4tsAS{&I = Tnurs:ap6t street Nfw Y1-k
, 1860-10-24
Ohio EfeCff0u.-.0McIHl.

ClSc1SSA71, Oct. e3.-Oficial rrturrs from
tho late 10 State election. give BtiDk-rhe 4,
Republican, for Supreme Judge, 12.so3 msj.
The mjoz1ties Of the other Republican candl-
dates s1e much higher.
, 1860-10-24
Weekly ReFieW Of Chicago Market.

Tr7anAT Ey1xlxs. Oct. =, les3.
FEE1CUTSDurinx tbs wsek ihere n be<u fAvoFa'
b. wInds for upbound tet and The avAla tass btea
fair. stl. owing 10 heary ssetpt. Of vhn thee In
hesu active demand for sela At Nlvaskss ana ats
h.ve rued hish-yangHS bstxeen lsHaee from this pom
and le@:pc 10 aed II Milwaukee. To DAr fresha ~ete
slightly eaats. The enGax.mtnts wetr:-To knksoa:
bark Quebec, vhei&At 2t. To cs~eko :-seaFs IN.
Altn and Reeve, wheat II SIC. To B1 1Ao ;-sAf 'ee
czu II 1sc; rcar Yankee Bias wheat ~ 1she; teafs
Ceusts na Ind Cs1thisr. whsattt11e
HAuaaAp Faxo19s--1he rites o3 ffeEht en- the van"
ous advanced within the psstt1o Gays
to tbe following tarif Flour to New York a r 4tass
10 Boo. mi md wssz, sios; 70 rhiiaaepha md BAL
t,mo.e S1Io Provisions 10 New fork. &c = no ns; to
D.ore and Philadelphia Sc to Boston, sA1 AID WI
fsT.68:.
FLouR-Receeired LIST week ~ ta1s; thippsd lass
ve.k 1so bbla The Flour nsrket during the aAt week
h.. b:eu extremely tu and havy, mi W tAte to nosa
decuns In prices Of 1ssoc hb Tts ad'ansa Ia Railroad
fekhss with The past two daga hsi tended very mph 70
depres the maket At s osehe sales OF sIrioE c1tFEs
Icing limited 1t 4Qat for fl. to thoc, sr:lns extra.
There been bette. inquiry fvr suretfne gales durk
Tie week sbxn fon.y ard1 he latss eac1 ere nj *1g9
I'm 10 god Winter Wheat brands are qu3st
II A,to2s Is fer u,ed'un 10 chose Willie Winter. md
e.na3 Is for Red Winter e1sEas+ RTE rFIova-duI md
almcs. entirely nominal 1t e3oc9S&. Co11 AkA1-ve15
tu snd e. With limited ss!es for t.e Laka trade at
417ets per Ion Tor btAsa. Aoa saS.' ao3 oI's!s".-
BrcKwrrAE Ftors-a f<oeseo 70 nnn'sa s..I' oa<
the demand Is very A&hs' Anu .n0 - .sN1' -
4s@Hs'2a In eo""oo " a'ee S4'1 ~'-'7''-S 49, '
fttent.
To.pAs the saes o. r!aa9 Ts" ~, ~. sae
sao"s usF'e. ~ ~. -. ,so
advance n rArosd 1'eisas. tne tssa .er
htlsehoiee sps3rg e1ua ~ stss ae!. ~ ooa w.,
DO 81 e'h del; d DDS to1 sAs@ w Wv as4'
so hshE*od Spring e1tza on pf1sae 'e!"s' ~ ooa
conlin Csubesrs II N'"H aa loe Dds Hecon sps'ns
exttA t4iss Gel; lea hbs Etk Ihanae 90 ~ &C!
1.o hhaeaaf R'p.ds a1a q bill 1as1e IL s4'so DEL
700 hs!s "11cxtl" On :. l.
WHEaT-KeesNeoa "a as. ~esk, se7'4.s % 'a1ppeo' e9-
16t ha, with communion o' nosa seSe.p@ .na A1a
rates Ct freight, vs lase 10 epoft ona "Aks. ~
decline Gu the ~e<E Of 4H@o per oa. 4ns Fe5 eo1ou
rros;ot wh eh slippers nave naa tof !Ae p" *eek
1c7' = tic eos' N INA "'.a oa' e
ke7a operators bses, IND 1he empnenu tnooka a'. "e
much Lighter tata tnes "@ao LAVE oeen naa .S. W.
any nasE1h oe"een 'ha saa f..e'e'n aat. ~ .e =.
close ~e quote LIE aafk 'os ep'lak auA .. 40 W.
wettern Club; TIC sor no spf'ns EEL sos 'os NJ
Spring.
Wiute1w h1at has been In very Limited Supply eaa ue
msTket II an'ost Q Efe'y n n'aA. sese1n i7'oM "
HhAe aavs oeea eoi4 ~ snP's - ~ sl-".,s.... -.
TO eholce. acd hea " .n'et aas eSen a'o .of 'up -
- ! ~ IL
, 1860-10-24

BUFFALO q LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. Bhor.sss nd t-.t -oa!< 10 5u.a.o x1s
s.art Eastes:1 gll!ss.
las itavin. Ch!aso At s:oo pn Detroit !. $50; H.
stsss as Buffalo :. 10 p NJ! Ic:k \: lol3 E. b.
tal ct q; tvE"ect!ts With n. 7. Central Hu:a.t
NY = ::a.:. xc.as E,.. Teke.s vi& th:z q.
be otialeto Il .te ur,ou Dspcs. T. j. 5.QARTEH,
fa3& bNiv Gent Manager,
, 1860-10-24

Weekly Review Of tho Chicago LuKn.
btr Market.
TsEsoAr Evx=ua. ect. -. 1884,
fpe=rs tables show the receipts and ah!pneata Of
Lumber 1ath ahnsIea It.. during the past ~sek ard
gnos January l, With comparative Statistics:
coxrArAz1rE ktox1r7s Or IrxB1a. ao.
Week eudire rrev. SInce Same sina
@; =; ,o ~set; !:aa::i; ~ts15;s II; s,s
ehtnk'es No.. 24sueo lsasuo 1o!7is: :eo Es99M ssss
LAth, pcs..... 1ls,oN llAU0 ~ - nas ~
Timber, ft..... 3oMs!9 S'ss77ss'ns
Yictets Mo-. 80. 1tr1 ssan1 fN'2s
.r-rr7. or ,rx.~ pu.,ra rnx xx1x xapraa ocr. 20.
Inc,her NhinriGa IAih Posts
n. No. Ae' No'
Ey Lake. .......... ...... ..'.'' $50
q. + U. u. KH.. b941ao es3o1 1sSMS ..'.
LII. Cent. Il H.. 18Th 1o3:tI @s.nN ';;Hsos
Chi. l. Ill. R.N. <76.sl heAoW ,,acg1 Nv
@, q. & q. K.H. 6i6S9 h@tG !a%EWH '.;s
U.A.k E.L.KR. Mi.1sA sSs1 NV" ~
U.kN. y. R.K. lG359 ss'sW '''' ''''
@. + NN.K- r.. 80: o,-::; s.::'::.a '"''
Alch. Gent R.K. 1o1. CIV" T's]" "'''
Mtch. South H.H. 500 .'.' s'''
Pittsburgh B. X. 3be0 80. '''' ''.'
Total last week. 401t19 3s8!;&o 1s;5EU 1s;;5a ~ ,o5
Totl prev. week 6*3AIs3 Sas.ssS %.A9'e. A4111ses
, 1860-10-24

Appointment.
W4su1SGrox, Oct. a3.-J. Cooper has been
appointed Reeei7er Of the Land Ofise at Ls-
compton, 4. T.
, 1860-10-24

milwaukee Market.
Br Tuna1i1z1 AuwAuKxx, ot. IS.
ftars-Qu,s&, EothAn1e IN pgsces-
GkA1a-Rheat dull 8ud u.nhAasat. C1Fn FulH atd IN
chA1k~d.
h1ckuu-A.1l1 bu What.
esuxuu-1,ssab bas tou,, o, 81 b1 rhsa&.
, 1860-10-24

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-A Doiier exploded
in the chemical works At the corner Of JuIia and
Fulton strests to day, denoiishing portion of
the 1rcnt wall and irju1ing two persons.
, 1860-10-24

App0tntnlcnt.

'3"0oey III z7VHI1"111us
LOUISVILLE. O:t a3.-Mr. Yancey eloquentIy
addressed a larga audience at II. Court House
this evening.
, 1860-10-24

~ RAILROAD -AukAKR ARAAkax4KxF.
CT 4. xt:sE fklDAf June 1T. i6' will laavs
~. m .5i 80 N ;er Dixon Polo. En1ton- tses3
gaI:t ard !nte..le.:a.e ec!ct. II ~. =Ec $50
le:h p"hnare. atd I.:e.Gt d:s p-aees. 4:c0 pm for
~ hxE ~ neT 9aa a.s.nsa Aa pe;ats" Al
fks4srSe:s fo- br.o ssa jascave viii taks thA ~
So tra.a. Faassa{.sE.o: acEe7sy, Richmond, Hsaes4
Lars =.sreaate posst1. Fill takstas 100 tra1.
4et7trK tE.sou n 'Sas.rt:a7.
+. y. cAII;3TT :. .oA3sfASu5t.
q. 4. WHEELER, 0ea- Fs=:aeSss 39sst. Iy7.N
, 1860-10-24
MARINE JOURN II.


ARRIVED...........,...0 Ok. 8.
Frop ChIea.o. C1iI.s, Br6Ato. sard les.
Frnp n agra. LAth,op, Buffalo, 1000 lIy!s salt.
ix anuel Hail. D:ckiey- nudaln, 100 m :uGltE.
Brig Mob 3miaE, Stewart. Qc,tto, 10 u. iut1:Rt.
Brig D Gale, Atoann, Green Iiay, is0 N 'unte:.
Sc1f sutherland, ecovtlt h1Lnat: o. 10 m lunte-.
Ehf NehcEsu Ueek1ry UsFtgo. 20 Gs +a1t, ~ u1ter.
kcit 1cyrY ualpsh, t1 Eta >aEu!a, hEls Applss.
tehr q ueur, Howard, n n,te Like 10 coIds VOID.
fcir Lizzie GEatt Liuyt, Glsek Lake, t4eotd- wed.
tchr Ehlan, rlreh. Back LAKE,. Is cords VOID.
Eehr Z Reevea. 1}onehue, Bar CNE t4s m tuc,ba-.
Erlr IhaE Tyler, CsweEo. ICES 1a1osd ttn, s h1s
se,r Slcsrs ri, Johns u. o.xexn. . ,,r:s salt.
Schr uA1britec, Jcbt son, Aaaistce, e6 Ii lumber.
CLEARKD...-....r...od,=
Pm, f.l}tsce Collins, DuEaln, ncht.
E.rf II Fe:tor. Gouder, HUI 10, 1.,1e3 bu Ehe4t.
Schr Sutherland, Scpvel!. kAllH n1no, 1xLt.
kthr j kayue-, J1me*oo. ttofa1a, IT, so hu c1Iu.
&scse AlG.fca Sings n Two Hve:x Ru.tsies.
Jsr Napcleon Dasirs, Wo!f Pic, Ileh:.
E&sk1I etty 0.ans, stewart, White Like, nsht-
sNN3Y3t f'Encke1 brooks. 0swefn Is tdo bu wheat.
krhik1f Wa-per Pal,lnt Milwaukee, Light.
fchr YIN + Alien. Eusle. Nsxe<n. H.ttu III whest.
Ecbr Grey Eagle, Ptrst, BsdAo. 4, go bu a heat-
sr1r YaLkee blade Fletcher. Isu7s7 IL I31 Lu vhea.
EchJ union, War, Buffalo. 3.7s3 lu What.
Echr A,.bela, ETsItA fu!!c-a Pits, light.
LET or Vfas11 II KELLIs 1rLAxp y. IT, Lyors. Eq.s
.ents us the following ist tf vsss. xhieh tc found u
Keya island On Lake Erie. ex=rd y las. solh Inst,
h.~,n. m In p+hsre fer = h4fA,r."
, 1860-10-24
Banking amt Fref)anQe,
OLD BLACK STAR LINE

s 81 x a r. Ssx ...s4 x2ak a.
ce1kj wary eaassa.y. 0 '''"' -''@'F''' 'eA'''*'
DRAFTS ON LIVERPOOL AND IRELAND.
,s.1 Etss 9s cs1e! .s.
1 b:,5
HOFFAfANN Is GEIPC5E.
Bs1J1.HERS,
QHIoAa0---~~~-4-.-. ILL;n19.
~ & ~ EA3ALLE sTREEK.
Banking Department
tDs5@ s.'ss =, g ose, ase;s. tea p.
aoeeta, akrtemee4 ha7s eaen made so tass s5eet.
a.s.s.s I'll l. s!aaea ea'a ea's ca "s9A
SAVINGS DRPARTmENT.
2; TT. Ea;t;. ihaa ~ doI. Eessse ssd
iii s soee ee g sass ILL., = 81 e. s;s
tanas n,.s Isgasat4 Il our hands s2eeaet tine A
dspoEskd+ -
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
OoIeeuona IN Chicago and proe=eds rraa:Hed o.
d.LofPsymsnt =. sa,rsa. p.ea!sa % E1ca:oee ea;.
fs-nisted On AvoEAhe te12a.
DoMR3T1o EXCHANGE DEPART.
N4d1.~ :iket q Tina Bus q .hs er..e:Ra: e:.so
), aa
:sa = :, E,g ~
ET0CK DEPARTMENT..
Wshay nd se!l On Ce..7.ssoa .:taes 4 Ch.e.z: q
Ral!1sy. g., Doada Nd stscE O.: connections -"
1rk such - 70 n.9Et prompt md tudous at:srtsa
, 1860-10-24
Intermittent and Bilious FeYers.
4 WORD FOR HEALTH.

tn 1xFHn711, OF P11:4x Fuxa CHanx. u ths onty
compound that Ia kaM to .e tn natural andote to
hoss bious tsvess wh!eh in various {ozs ast the lu
naa family. Th& ortinAy zsmedl&s for Intermittent
fevers and pronounced certain to eradicate tas Fever
and Aqua pasculy, oay crtats dsasssin tbs IT'S
fe and thus bring shout tbs most dtesinx refus. In
th great Pe1sl.a Specific have n4tnzal remedy,
hAt perees to he seat Of the dseass and by giving
nedite tone to the organs Of The stomach sec1pesas
The fraos and proo:ss saea,flneas Of tpst4
pesous Who sss fro tbs e1ests Of Feves sad Akus.
OF from the med e'nes which they havs tatsn IN v.a 70
alleviate theif lseEy, viii giss ts Pes!4a Lm single
tzia theJ vii and that THAR heAlh vii b. resos anI
tsa lhsy s5 renew those harpJ hours Of Life which thsy
suppo.e s:e kone forever. Tha cures whIeh
hs7e been made by this rssdy tho best sydsnes Of
IT. va!as. Thsy who des1s regain she!r ksaia Will not
n4<cs to apply tals remedy.
, 1860-10-24
n EH YORK SrEAM DYk
i TUREs.
FH. XEAHURY.

187 5. Csxk%s- bs:.een Madison mi ouyce Ca.x 70
Qys1 Ard Cselss1 ofG kad1 Of BLK aa1 Tc1ss1 GaiA
AAo, At1Aw BaeAtt RlsAehex aaI FrKxsS, $40 saa
easak3 Rokk Et1esua;4 ssssLisI 70. kp.@f.1Y
, 1860-10-24

E1HICAGc & ROCK ISLAND
sAlLRnA9 LiNE:-PAsseuker Tssss depart hun
44a klri7a n G1.I3.a follows:
ifa1 E13rs.. 1aS Nal: lca7ea ALI a. zad srrsss
4:35 t,1. fSlaa4J4 rxe-P.e-.f
;xat x1rtss. L.. III. Saturdays exe&pte
s.E1ex u 8;Cs7ac. fEa.tuyu extrrttd-> y
ErKu Ac<oL odt..17, 10 r:1-Eu-o.TA kEcFpskd.
JOHN r. TRACY, N%e- 8ep7-
VII Fl. !eEn. Gs=. Axsat. aeN
, 1860-10-24

AJALTi BARLEY 1LALTi-A
lFl stoet Of PRIME BARLEr MALT fc. Bsc~era
DI-tlrfs use constantly on had, aud cash ortc.E
promptly allied. Ah,, Superior Test: Matt IN bax!e.a
Manufactured >: Coia 8p1,ax A4t Aou&a. Buffalo.
AcCssss 4. IT, AoHKI, IL Eoula ater sfee Chicago.
, 1860-10-24

7ooeA5x = pttsi s. y Est; tic
MOHAWK, DACoTAR,
FREE STATE .GAEEHA.
IONA WANDA. r1ENDoTA.
PLYMOUTH. CUYAIIOGA.
MAX FLOWER CHICAGO,
NEPTUnE, WEaoNA,
MISSOURI. MT. vERN0T.
strs,t. 6r1sio. @ EVERr NrNiNa tsaas.y. =. 1csasiS.
N7P. N, And bstKesa BUFFALO Aad pETisolI, vt
Nosta SEuz= creIs- tbs
CONCORD. DCNKIKE,
OMAR PAsEA, SAGINAW,
lssyre tAa 3oek 4. Ee Basin oc.ock 4. A.G *.
tHsca ErFFALU, SAhuUsKf AID TOLEDO. u4s
ARAXES, EQUATOR,
EUPILRATB, ECLHPsk+
oR0N0TEH. EQUINOX
wen buFfALo. EaiE adj CLEyEIAxD.fse
NARY STEWART, ILL1So1s,
t1ssa bGTFAIO nd GREES BAT. Ie
CcMET, ROCKET,
Leaving he Dick foot q: C=!-cat ss:ees =: o'c'4
osn,i fesi.ss a:il t at II. conpsz5, & se:.pssz<
$50 Boats Of the Largest CIss:,
l g L. s:f NE " YosK s ia
WESTERN, sPArLplSG'a. acd fsbFLE'e L1e1
KIPREssEs sa!d re.t. essara taeu 70 ost1 .jer
tEe snspetee cf Ser fclxat Id sos La Eat azd
West s:ta Reliability Ant tssp115.
, 1860-10-24
0. J. WOOD, Proprietor,

a ~ Broadway, New York, and III Ma.ket street,
Il, 1T L?ass Ao..sad told ~ al good DrukElats.
k4 rE1ee Oae Do:as PR Bostie
WnoLzAAl1 4ED R14A1 AeExrA Ca1,Aso: John ]
psrk y. r. u:ier Co., J. II. Heed f Co., >11ith. Buy
d Co Lord tfn!tA, Ard Gklt bros. Ae-I1AEY-W
, 1860-10-24

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
pk2os3.z snr11 Eot eas Eve doRl4 reetsen AL
Gstatea Of Ds7ests i1s1ed Iatr1est II sl1 per esu
I'll p showed "a de7aAu Of this description att<: tae
ds1cE3kd.
, 1860-10-24

D0MR4T1Q EXEHANGE DEPART
n1ENTs
Wad1sw :iktt q Tina Bill. e. ths pr.4e:7a. c::..so
The Qnlc0 t5laafetr r7Yt Of the Enltea 3s.ea
CscAda 4nd kavs made BY wnie. e ~ "a.
Aol*d 70 ordt1 BY Telegraph payment OF
Aaess, Accounts. H., Z Ntw 1osk-
, 1860-10-24

Thatsn4bls ma,a'J known ~ tbs FEVER AND AGuE
has 1en hundreds oftaousands Of pezscns Throughout
the void every year. and has I'LL naw beea met
By suetestul ne1su Treatment that haa not produced
EeYela
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-09
Wermttf9te 0~Gnsetsen.
@imner,s ~0lGbntafbtme.

ole @bueibsr bisfser 9taot, iOtpie aIe qsrionen. fcet4e cine
onts 3 6bmoI d inc gu baben wani9er!, lrltenn r9 erirnern,
; = !" zine onSere, une 10 aud %6Wetmal 10 ptel @elh
= nSrfnot. OieIes ma1t nniere Nfoftinet s1 ben btlft9-
49,, msI9&e inn Marfte fub Mtebr ais 5000 baoon iuo aucir
n biisfoer @tast in Operation an &Dden. gefteu uno Sofeu unr
boben ibre @isner DSer Die bamt ar6eiter in ben Stanb aeest, id
snsbr sch III erieoreit, ais tbueu eiee8 auf onSeren ge9e Mig.
Ids it. Wle, wel6e cine Ser be fen &dbmai 6tneu, BIZ
I'M @ebrm9 fnb. baben mbdten, ioateu in unIrer Office:
$50. 159 Balttmpre1fraBe
Scrlpre6en, no @ebrau@S=@ npeHuusen IN beuti6er, ea9Gi4sr
f~rans5f5her uno IpnuI6er Spra6e gu baten imb umb no mir Sc
BEN, Ser cine Waai9iue fault, auf %Seriebeu arbeiten lerneu.
@didt mad eineut @renplar bon Singers Gabnol9nerts3et
ma. @ue Mai1inen werneu Elm gauges Sabr mad tbrent Alttalt
BON uns IN boiler Oronun9 uno &eparatrn 9ebaten.
ISb2S,i0 SO. g. 8rpbertG, M9ent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-09
0i0erter 5eerD TT GpIOcS suettb
Nlnetfer Qanhaat. nn0 SfoOt 0eielfdaft.

O~S
Sn benz @ntrideIunessanee Der NnFeblung fmS mir ea1tn ee
Ianet, Rem mertbspufcn un6 mt9ttsfen 3betl ees Staet9ebteteS
BON Gea Sarbpr Gitb tn rem 8retS Der yerbeferan9en iI 3tepen
unb 2Tts TIM 5~afentfeite Der Staet, 81 Rem fur baS erie 6auienc
EfseHeGten prets BON $l25 gum gerfauf ~ brtnsen, umc Srar
Sdblunaen ron IS. Sreie Deebs tn better Sprrt sdranttrt. 0ie
SndnsrtFnnhme tteies StabtttetIs 1T nun irrpel sprt bS9feu
SntereTe fir bic EdrinbetSlferun9 ais aud Stele @eretttrettenee
6aiu brdreen. DSfs. QSberfen unb @erbtnbunasfrdbet trte Elm
steamer 3ur 6erfenuns neuer, reselmdeiser gerbtnbua9 nit
Rer+gprf unb GCfpr, trerben aus UNI ndbrenb Der @ntptdelune
bteles 9lanes ron Der @efeuf5oft Sebaut, ub bic M%usfitrun9
tiees planeS ntrb tn Rurse ben @entralpurtt fWr BITE Um9e9ehs
mad unierer Stabt lesen.
Brdmten
tsfebsub entreter In einent 5000 Quabrot-8u6 erpsen Garen
p6er einem 6reittdet nuf tem @eieGf1aftSbdmpfldthe, nerbet je
mad Der gDdbL III ben erfen terfaufeA 1000 9ets %teige9eben.
Der In her Gntptdelurs b~eertfene 6abridplan letbet baburh
nE9t nur feline Beeintrd9ttsuns, frntern mug burd A~tsfabrur9
Ebtaen Sdrnplanes ert feline 9drje gDt6tt6fett %erlan9er.
8abrtfanten. relGe tire Gt1tltdenents mad @gg 9drbpr Gitb
Ieetn, werben abseeten sra Der ~sinateen Gage Snilben gtprb- imb
Seutente 0rrtbeile eertnnen.
pamphlets per6en unsatseltli4 a~as8e8etea, He ndtere gad-
IuI9-3 s. 6amtbt, a8eat.
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TcuersNcrGcbertstoett
Johnston's Insurance Rooms

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms,
$50. 73 SecpnpItr.
Teuer=, Marine ufto 2ebenS=gSerffhes
rtu9S=gompaanteu.
SiderIte ln0 feiteitc COlnp00nie.
Ser1tderung8zGpflp. Der 8allep b. Yirqiniet.
nit $500, coo capital.
Ehldlbur9zS 1g8=Gcmp. j.. &irQillien.
~ nit $500, 600 @opHaG. otlsH
NlbertarlezSe s.. 0irdinten.
nit 5000, 600 Gapital. arf
Gbarter SafsVerltd. zGprrip. bon i6artfDrb
nit $35O,OOO @apiol.
Security Ser iderlttg8SG Dntp. ppr 92emzWrrs
nit $4,000 GofitaI. o|i
RbSnir@8er tderun98z@pmp bon g2emzNorf
NIT 100000 capital. otT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. Nepzgprf
nit $4,000 GapHaI. 0F"r
Wtpnta1tf@S erlfdyerltng8s@pmp y. 92ewzglprf
~ nit $200,O00 Capital. -
91efos2Sprlp@Serltder zGrn1p BON gfepzNurf.
NIT $3.50, 600 GaptaL. ~
Wtercallttle WtutuQl WfQrine.
nit ~S1,000,000 @optaG.
Seretnt8te Staate1 geben8=@erfiderrro &c.
nit 81, $50, ere GQpttal.
Nprt9ern NI1urance=Gpmp ppl Qpnbrn
NIT So, 1914, Ill capital.
Ute oeet benterttet @cntpa9nect fr6 pon Der 2eoisfotar Ssa
Staate8 Warblano ~auiGgrHirt iut6 lteniirt. VIZ
Gte bon Dem llnterSet6neten reprSientrten Gpmpooriccn kotor
mtrtlt9 bert19bore8 CAPITAL gum poQen obet quac,sEens"
S9foQ eerallt~ortitd1 fr Die 3ablhng bon @er(uifen.
Neri9erln8SpcIice1 per6cn ~au60e9ebet ms 9SerTtHe NH,FtGss
erfest. &Gos. 8. SS SIX RR%Rru'9
Sre6. afium, eurbcbpr. 4 o"S"VFtt S,1z ~
The new era., 1860-02-16
Appreciated.

A shrcwd correspondent, writing from
St. Anthony to St. Paul paper, in re-
gard to the needed reform IN county
matters, hits the nail on the head. He
says g sai aa.gra ms ,aaoa- ai-
The decided efforts made, and being
made by our Legislature to inaugurate
a much needed retrenchment and re-
form, In county affairs, has met hearty
approval by our citizens generally.
Quite true, some officials question the
necessity of such action at the pr es en-:
time, This, no doubt. can readily be
explained on personal considerations
Far better a few suffer a little, than
that The great mass should be impover-
ished. No better chance will ever Of
fer to manifest to the world how mucl
true philosophy they possess. Wha
boots it iftheir willing ears should b
relieved Of a few ciinks' Of pocketet
mint drops, Perhaps it may prove al
antidote to their itch for Office. So mote
il be- i, - 49,, ~
The new era., 1860-02-16

We regret to learn that the Sauk
River Valley is likely to lose some of its
best citizens in the general stampede for
Pixies Peak. We wish all who 90,
every success yet fea that the high
hopes entertained of making a sudden
fortune there, are destined to disappoint-
ment
We cannot but remember the thou
sands who, in an early day, hastened
to California-aEd returned with for
tunes shattered, and hopes crushed.
We do not forget, either, the companies
that but short period since passed our
town en- route for Frazer's River And
where are they +? Let all who are now
anxious to sell and try the uncertain
fortune of mining, consider wisely be-
fore they start.
The new era., 1860-02-16
Senator Douglas.

Few public men rave succeeded so well
us Senator Douglas. His rapid ascent
toa commanding eminence as the great
leader OF a party, is without parallel in
the political history Of the country. He
has succeeded in mounting, almost un-
perceived even by the sagacious eyes OF
much older politicians, a very high place
as an expounder and defender of the
Democratic faith. He has taken seat
on the dais without having been success
! fully challenged by single seneschal of
= the great democratic congregation. TO
oppose his progress now to the Charles
ton Convention, and his success there,
will. we opine, be a hopeless enterprise
He has laid his strong hand on the
political Amreeta, and seems about to
taste the immortal elixir of Presidcn-
tial nomination.
In strategy, force, and sagacity, he
far excels all his rivals. The amplitude
Of his intellect his rare talents for con-
t"oversy /; his dauntless courage his
equnEimity in every trial these COM
mand admiration, and give him decid-
ed advantage over all other Presidential
aspirants. Others tire he never faul-
ters--never hesitates-is never discour-
aged. He works and never ceases,
towards the goal OF his ambition. He
is ready to turn every emergency to his
own advantage. He sees at glance
the bearing Of every political event. and
avails himself Of it. His dexterity is
amazing and we confidently predict
that he will distance all competitors when
the great struggle comes on at Charls-
ton. "Ncus veirons.,''
The new era., 1860-02-16

1t was rot the object, as some have
supposed, of our article on taxation,
last week, to complain of the official
conduct of our Board Of County Super
visors. Many Of them are our personal
friends, and we know all Of them have
labored indefatigably to extricate the
county from its complicated difficulties
and endorsements. We wrote ear
nestly and plainly to the lamentable
fact that our taxes are unprecedented,
and oppressive to the last degree. Let
him deny it who can. To this point and
this only, we reiterate here again to the
very letter, our entire article of last
week. '