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Sefgmmt,noc bmnaeu.

Die untsrsei6nstsh leiten Die gufmertiamfeit
BON Wieperpertdufern auf ibr Eager ppn grpcr.
rtes, propiltuns, Webl, Sisarrsn, &autabaf unc
'cnlttqe Nrtitel, bic sepGbnlihN in etnent berarti'
sen Bpclelole.@ s1&6ft scIi9rt wtrpsn. Seicn-
psrs madden lie auf iGr rei1es Weir, uno Siaupr'
Eager aufmertiam. Ape piele Waasen ipurpen
auf nDrplihen Mdrften uno neiRens fur Saar
aetauft, wssbalb mir SET pintttiden SeSatlern
III aubert biuigsn preiIen Sertdufen f0nnen.
Die epu unS ais d6t %gardntirten Sranbies une
Weine linp eigene Smpprtutipn, unp weber &C.
miidt, nod nit 3uidsen l6Gpliher Stofe per.
eben, fpie oieles bel DEN ii.i Nprltn aetauften
@aaren nitr ,u oft Der San LIT. Der teritmte
ygG. Wa1ace's pure Mpuntain Dem" @bietep,
oon Dem mir bic einSissn Ssrtdufer linn, pirp
an Gje6alt uno Cite Yon feusm inner9alb Del
Scr. SFaatsn Gebrannten 8bistep iibsrtrpffcn.
Infer Eager btlfebt auBerNem nod aus:
1000 SAP rrtra unc I~uperfiue Ntebl, unter be.
nru bic pcn SGdern geiuhten Sprten; 9tem-
Orleans, 9prtU 9tiep uno Guba 3ufer uno $40.
IaheS; 500 SAP Gut 2oof, @ruIGep, Qpwoereo
unp &afes 3udsr; 400 &liten .bse; 800 &iitrn
SsiFe unp glitter go. l uup SO. 3 Madetc;
unp 6crtn9e f,iIhe quito @pIbsn Suttcr, bon
Der mir w6hentli6 Senpungsn erbat!en; 2ars
Bacon Sipea, Sams, Shoulders uno Sreafs
SalS, StGrfe, ysalt 9ppper, ssmablenen Safft
uno Yferer ; 9etffen, Selen, @lnter unc ale biz
~icnitisen NrtiteI, Die in elmer Grocery 9cIp5tnlid
~perlangt weroen.
6erner: 98. @aaace'S 9ure Npuntain Der
BttSt y. 9tidarplun's, Guecalcola 6lcds, Sncn
has Electromagnetic une NecttFsp @bisteY 20t
SaB franirliihcn Brandy, DUrt, Wapsira, Sber'
rp, &iarst unO @bampasr Nein; Giper, Cont
nom Sranpo, Gin, Stun, Apple SraneY UNI alt
Nrttn PiQupr5.
SO NJ. @aI1ale S6tue,
Ode Der 14ten unS @orn-Stra5
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SeGt aus nab
0So. 81 M0iWdGoBc!

5000 @arSs lh6nt eeoradte Gatune ron c bic s Gects,
mtrtb l2i Cts. fb6ne 2orpnS ron s bic - GtS.; Die f66n-
fen SHUTTER mo bette Suoltt6t Won SoeonetS, SreonSics,
Sartgss ;u ben b~iui9lttn Yrettn; f66ne 5opeY~Silfd IN
SO GtS, irtrtb IS, onbere gu 81, $1.25 unb metr; lttp0r;c
Seiccnfp1e III 55 SIS. uno %eufpdrtS; Stella SboptS ~
81 u"g aILpst y, ! ~ Sasn YafesN II m,t9 ~em V!TIaSes Ss.
un6 eiuine AZ SIS, bic anoeripdrt3 pas 9cppeIte tclicn; lib.
9%aroIcis mn @rtenljOn Stirte pen 25 Ste. OH %oufp6rts, Die
b~iqilltcn in &thntpno; bic feinlten franz. gieeele. pcrtsb
Gables CELLARS unb @ontric Sanos gum baubea 9reiIe;
bIee6eS UNI trppa Stirling, Sttetins, 9iIOw -oafe. Muss
lin, Gprpeirs, Sable 9tetb, Oil glctb, CARPETS, gambrjcS,
@bedS une SAje @Pusltns az erlfaursrspertb pilljeen prci-
fen; 2acite @aitere nit SteIe III 81, Sl.25 unb ~oufrp6rts;
S3drotee, Sib wiS 0pat. fin SGubc nit beels ;u 81. I23
Rnb %ollp6rtS Niits uno Gtilcren'5 0atcrS in olen Gar
ben uno III auen Wrstfsn, ppn % @S. al ~auflp6rts; feine
Gables Slippers III 80 Gts.; Men's Slippers su 623 Gts. /;
ftine 9elret oV. III 81 Cts; Srforb ScS, GcnSre6 GaiterS
GaIfsffiu Sbube fur Serren, Rnaben uno SerrantS.
81 @taiuir. Spiepb StraRs.
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-. &ran;.
$40. 2 Gr6anse GS(pd.

NNNbA OApus ...|
l- Smport'r uno Serfdufer BON gG eiuen
"a5l al tn etnenlu. @taorren
-rlaubt lih btermtt Dem beut1den Du5(ifum sBi6.
A'cncS uno umaebun9 fein rcidbattioss Qoorr
ocn impCrtirten W 'inen, Sranntweinen NM "a.
Sano StSdrren 'u empfebIen.
Seih Sorratt BON fransGli6en 8ptbpeiutn
tur tcnimenoen CONNER it srps unb beftebt In
Gtelcn Serlhttoer'en gattun9en, ME: ct. Suli,n,
81. 0tePge, ~. Gm'lton, 9ontet @au6, @bateun
gatcur, Sbat'au ga 9toie, @6nteau Qodt, GA.
teau Wtarlaur &C., rsrunter rie beIen gSeinr
wttbe tmporttrt rerpen. Oielelben perpen Il,
oIaEH.n uno bftm DusenO U%ertauft; etrxo5 os-
rtn9ere Sorttn aud bei @aacne.
6Tent Sranop bed unO ,unfelfarbia. spn
Sas. penneip, Saserae, Yirrct, @aliaun II. g."
S'ne Growers Company unO ampere SUrten ~
Ustl@'eeeneN prfllen, ebenlo @tampa9ner. @Ras
Bin, 9um &c. = Son 6auana @ioarrcn immtrr
8ro6c Quewabl an 6anb.
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Sintae Srp &ppbs!

SO % sarrs i66ne 9etosnRUfe gu As Gent,
biuis III rs @te. 10000 garps frauS0iiihe 81
sauOieS Saconctts einfude unO %scitreiftc Sa
reyes ietre Qamu gu 123 @ts.,.. merits 20 Gent
i6Gus feline @insbams ;u 123 Gte.; 5000 gps.
ia color @oticp ;u 6 uup 8 @ts., pertb L unp
IL @ts.; 500 Odmen.O buffers Su muir 80 Gts. {;
lhmnrSe lsipsue 2aee Sbnpls uno Inntilae Su
So. / unO g., Gle anpsrpIrt6 Oas 0cppeltr toltru.
Die h,lte Nusnotl pom Spnnenlhirmen BON 90
M. @~rtculion StirtS, Die IhGnlte Nuswabl, ron
% Ste. an. 5aiteutiider pUu 5 @ts. all. Stella
5bawl0 ,u 81, ttuis fir 50. Den befen sebIeih'
ten Cotton, wertb l Shilling, gu 123, 10, 8 unb
Elm rsAt gutter 9lrtifrl ielbit fur 6 Gts. 700 Bon
net StUuhes, pom 16 Ste. an, sur 6dlfts eeS
prriies, mas in WluinerY StUrss berrGuet mirp.
otpfe fur 6crru> uup Suaben' &leioer. 9bed
lambric uup Swib MuSltn. Gambrir Sauee
N Collars. Ylain @in9bannS fur Scnncts unr
3>iussrcBe HluspabI lpuiti9er ArtiteI Su au6srprs
tfutli6 billtgen Dreiien.
Soiep6 Struus, go. 81 Matnfr.
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- l l u y.
Dsr unterSet6Nete III ieBt in Stanec, jtcsA Auftra0 tn
ltinem @sihoIr ausSuiubren uni ,wor 70 ttlis ais m6slia.
Cine &usipopl rrn ga, sen ut ioytpdRrtnc p%prrdtbi9.
Gin neutr, gutter 1~oottnw09en nit etncm euten Are .
Sr UNI rubiscn Qierseu fwr e~trooisep 9ttrauh.
Die &ufmerfamtett non pctcl~ 5nbobern II. 60milien wtrl
ssrthtet ouf l'ine 9rpBe &uSwabl pom OtaWdBen.
Nuabtletun9 Uon SSpba's, Stublen u. Sprin9-N oragen
perptn prompt belurat. GranriS G1ube,
G~saSdr., Ftt Der Sten go Se.
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u. SbCersr II. 6 . M D.,
q pptbG fer unb Orueath f,
SIN 10 Mnin-GotrnGe

:. Danfenb fir pas bisbrr asippnueut 5utrautn brft e.,
anter Suli6srinS pTcmpter geeisnuus, bolIrlbe AUDI fsrner,
bin III srboltcn.
8eerpte wsrcen III icter 9ctt (sG Gag unb 9la6N prompt
unb etpiNenbaft a%uSeeflbrt.
ollie Sprten Garbelphe, Gru1crsloe, S-ut66nerr,
&iearrcn, Roud~, 8au~ unb Sdnupftobof tclt6nbie an
= .1le unb ntresn an ben hiuiaiten NrelSfn ~nfrfanft.
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''N'ainitr., lpil6cn bcr 5ten unb 6ten.

g'e.ne ,Sreut es nnO e%anseIeute tnO f;ruuSli6t einorIo.
IN y Z. NV ;e Srrs'tplsen Arbstten. auf eas @cIdbmadvSGi,
~ |,asealNetn gu ntbrten uno ctner Yruu.;d IN ltuIIertpsr.
i es lr anosrip9rte eerartisc 8efcluneen MAIDEN. So in
' No %TH, D'T, paR l' meme seebrten Stunben eben IL ant
j.; IVY oMlg'r etsienen Tam, ais tr9cnS elm onet,er FabrifSSnI
u gNNSer Sfaet. @oni %ersebtnit Sacob 8tncent"
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Orr @psHs. 1850
@rpF,s nAb bsnhteas~er.see Sasr sprt
SertIt, mn WtntsrrS8aart.
gSbpteGsle uRs Setetl,
t:t Sofept Gtraus,

Speten per Stscnter srbalten Den srIsttn unS rci6ffen
Serratb ron Serbf. unb Winter> 99aareu, ser
ic benz bielieen 9ublifum in berartisen Mrtttln pfferirt
hproeu III. Dfbass BON 10 Cts. uno s6bsr; 9elairrS in
ibonen Ntuliern, Helm uub 9rrs earir., gu IL, 20 unp Is
SIS. lc.; @teinpe in allen Gar6et Su Isl bis SIS Gts,
Gas Dsrpslie rpertb.
glpoeeS, pom Is Cts. an, gu erfaunenStpertb btatsen
4rtilen; 60 Dueenb leit. Danet-S aItentiher spn 6 @ts.
an 500 9aott3 ups Nides' ~searbeiiete rani6fishe Cellars,
auf Muctipneu biUi9 oefauft, iu 123, 81, 374 Std. &c, bic
IN Rnoeren @sIbafen eaS Dpppelte fplten.
S6par;e Seiocnltpfe, 7 Saro brett, III Go, 81 Gts. unb
LIS farbt1e Ssteenirhe sur Sdlfte ipreS SBertbes; =
Apron Gitsbams, 9reb @in9banas, @e6 3ifine, s niiirner
nno Sotircts asntltY Seane fur Serrn> unS anaben.
RleiotT, III cen ~blAi9lteu pIeiltu.
SiniepS, Sbserls Grsp uno SfpesoS fur 9ierfbpten =
sani ipplltutr wetser, rptber rno eelber Siannel III 25 Gts.,
biuje III 373 Gts. Steuo ShaplS, GtpatS &c.
Die eroBtt NueU1tl ron 9aoieS JSprteo SfiltS, duserf
kiai9 af luetipnen eefouft Irb 81 pr Stud merits. bic ib
su $I.25 iine Sl.75 pHrire Strif gSoae in allen Sarben
;u 81 pei @fHno.
Garp,te unp 6eart6 &uss, bic S.aisfcn in RitbnonS
Srswn une SleaAre Surfing, 9 Ssstins, Sclpelin9, Sable
@lpatb @rtsnItcnS 9cftr9. 8Irpes. Sett uns Servants
StdutttS III cen b~tlteitcii greiieu.
Ts6,t @ottIne sn g. | unc 10 gtS. &C.; Cambria, gbcf
unS SwiB Oiseliu, ns5it elmer SrcBen @ueirabt onberer
Naaren, AT 3ablr;ih, ettlb II bier aufM fIeren.
Sd bite %crgeFtuf at tinen 9efub oltr DAMIEN un6
5trrel biSltr Stoet unb ~llmgesenb, uno bite bic Summer
Sores, go. 81 Matnlr oBe, ;n bcohttn.
IpGrNh. & troit6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
prOIpeetuS'per nsusu Electromagnetic
.. 8 ei IL e's
e ammtlt BEN gBerten
In iis6en SGnpen cper, in 80 acknowledgements
q Is Gts.

q 10 St9.
@ls wir am "a. M6rs 1855 nit Der erifen @usoose Ser
6eine6en QBtrts oors 9U6lifIm traten, tbaten mir es mil
baneer ~@efIbL-6sinep mar nod III psnIa brfannt uno bos
llnIerrebmen tprecrte 9rcge Mnrengun1tn uno beoeuteubes
6apital. nnlere @rYpartun9en puroen uberiroffsn Der
&blab mar etu lebr beOeuenbsr, mo ut faum Elm Qlas wp
sCbtlrsts Dsutlfe prbnen, ippbin 6cine niht Serlanat puroe
Der SroBe Otbter, Der StolS Der peufiben Station, ben
grunoer Der mcptuen Ot6tsrlhult, lit m66renb be; 3eil
ietnenl langen lhmericOlen yetotn erle1en. Sein Shame
ptro tr ale tommeno:n Soften aUfhspabrt blci6en. Nan
piro lbn untsr otn Grlien finen wcun DcutI4laup8 oelbje.
eeHe ebrOeen ~aNt9ciaalt merotP Gr iel6it lit un5 entrifltn.
aber letne ShrpTun9en bIetbSr er6llfn uno mtroen nit ne
Rdh fpeines &poe tamen a'b 70 mande berrlihe ;Srou.
nente 1tlner unltttbltden Nlue III Sa0e, bic Ssreun6e uHb
BefanHte pUh inn belaBen. 2Sir paren bemubt bieIe Sh5p,
mad uno mad ~ fdmmeln u1o limb Runmebr I'M Stonbr FL
neR nsuet &anO sI ItefTn. 00 mir ober I,t einen, 1obr,
pom pielen Soften d~l9eAangCn DurOen, Scenes 9Berfe nch,
mails in 9ieferunsrn dusiU9e6en, bamit aut Der meni1sr Ss.
miitslie lid mad uro ndt DIsls berrliten Sdriften 6rfhoi,
fen Tonne, 10 b1ben !plr Uts nunmebr sntidlpfleu. einr nsu,
@uS9obe IN ttinereu Gleferln9en gu SeTanitalten. Der lrsis
ut Der frlbert uu0 miro MIR fur 6tn ft6fnten 9anb 81 nsSr
NbOnHenten bcr fribsrn Qa59a6s in 6 8dnS,n erboItsn
ZEN Z ten Bduo fur 81 uno rDerOen srudt tbre Women bsint
nddlten 9lenitu cher bel uHs bcfanHt 81 maiden.
28ir Speifeln nint i'm @crin9lten oaran, oaB fin bic oe.
iamnte oeuiiht BeYolterdn9 Der Ser. 81. an 0ieiem 9iatio.
Cine &usIaee pom 10 Gents per gDVhs Fam aeuiB ie6er
befreltea, Der SlnH fur beutitC Nittratur bat, uno een arc.
Dem 1t n Banot tpirb cine gsoisgsne YiOdrdpbte . ,
ria % tht tbe8tseben perotn. Was 9usitaituna, Druid
uno Yapier betriht, 10 Miro beIs neue III n fte @uSeab, in
teinsr 2Setie ben oprber9e9anseRfn na6ft6en. Cine ioraf5I.
tiss Duratttp trS Fra9sr stRssaIitme 5sbter s%RtftrnsE,
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6aarrbier Salon,

9'o. 10 Wininltr., 5pilhen Ger ID. uub Is. CIR
unltrtn Grelnren unS bem serbrtcn UubIifum mode,
r IN psrInIt eie sr9ttfae Ahieise, baF mi, m obtaem WIot.
1ntg st1 rettbaIti9eS %g8bnIsfaIe. Qoesr Der beitsn S +
~ 15SsusnSenlNsn Sranetes ltnb mir in Den Sianb otleht,
t =. & Xtluuerh oss pbi9en Spcols etras @usoe;eid,nettS BIZ.
- o ." 0pntbier II. 9Ioker.
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Sul,! SuI;l

"" SUI0' VVTo.
uRt.rjeiGnttsr tdIt fprip6brens ctren srsscn S}rrratb ron
Gi&en~ uub 6intCnbeIs better SuGlitaf, uno fam feline
Runbeu hermit inter Den 9~Iniisasn Ssotnaunser %perIrber.
Sci &dafcu ron &larurn iotro bos 2Be9pacsc frteufrei be-
fprgt. SttCluu9en, pelhe etnteTlancn mtreen Del 0abncp IL.
Cote pbtr @ep. u. Sunolep, SrpablraBc, IOnic in Der SpIs>
niebtrlase an Srpaeifr., nabe Sroue Grsnue ,otrper, prompt
belprst. @reile; 9aS bette @i4,nt ola Su $3.50, unr
Gaunenbpl3 Su $500 per Sero. SSames 81. Otpprc
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Gd0cr=N plmOn0mic!

DEN 9ttfslispern 3ur gtabft6t, saB iceen
OUnnerltas, Abenps s ubr, rsseImaBise grer.
cier. usbunsen in Der @ilitayg 0aa" ltattfnren.
Sepen !esten Opnncrtaus i'm Wicuat
ftnoet Die mrnatlihe ScriammIuas N qO'ale
ees 6crrn S4ao tatt.
9a9eme9er, orb. Scrs,
$500 9bs. Smaa Srealts Bacon, 10 Gie"ceO lu-
perlpr
Ganpas 8tntudp Sans, unb s SirrceS 30 SomS, nebf
Sislcn anpereR @,titetn erbelten lceber
g8m. gDolace S6bne
10000 2ts. Supb's 6Us 9tpuno Sanity Sa.
con, 80 bubeu BET Wn. QSauate S6hne.
9urh ptrl6nli6e Gintdufs i'm Rerpen Bin
i'd in cen StanO eeiegt, meinen ~seebrten &Hu.
ben elm poriIsIihrs easer Der eeiten G%tsarrsn ir
Der srt unp SualitGt 81 eusuabmSweile Fiji.
gen 9rsiien ~pfetireu 3u tpnnen. @lsictfats emf
pfeble ih mein woblalortirteeQ Eager puu Gauhs,
Eau- unp S6nupf &abat, pfelfen alet Dirt anp
lonlti9e 9lrtitel, Die in sinem @isarrsu' @eIhGft
%lepSbnljb aslu6t ipsroen. lin cine .~e.fduiss
Aniiat leineS gaaers bi,tet 8. 8e ienieGb,
SO. 1914 Srpaelra
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Marinpr 2Grbciteu,
Saepb Gincent

Manufacturer BON itnlteni1hen uno american.
l3eh Ntarmcr. Wcnumentsn, 9eidenlfeinen ieS,r
arf nne aller in oieics @elAdft elm i6laaenpsr
Nrbeiten.
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lDjrtbG0atts Gr6funn0

Yer unter3etanete erlou6t lid einem aeebrten
YuDtttnm ne Nn5et9e gu MAIDEN, ba6 er ,pilttn
Der o. nno I. StraBe elnen 9aserbier. Salon or.
ennef Dat. IS wtrp oas Seitreben b~eITelben lein.
pets nur Die belten @etrdnfe gu 9alten rino pur6
aufmeltlan'e uno lremnoltAe SeDienuna pieient.
gen, nrlhe tpn beiuhen, ben fur3en Nufentbalt
IN leinen freunolt9en unO fa6len QptaIe anot>
nebm III MAIDEN.
Ni4mon0, 20. Suli 1860.
3pbu 6prbta. @ot.
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y. H. CHALKLEY.

y. H. CHARLEY,
panpler e1n 2eper uno Shub-5il rings, Sm.
pcrtt@r Don fransGllhem 8albleoer,
Is. Str., spiihen Main II. Carp, 8thmpno. go.
Deutlbln S6ubma6an wrb bies prun6nbiai aIicr-
tirte 9asri 9on 9eosr aller Dirt ettenS %srpfoelen. Dielelben
Tnoen eoiel6li Su9leih alice W ibrenl geltdft n6tbise 98erf-
ieus, bic /. &, Sinoin9e, 2etiten &C., axe Sorten Flyers u.
{. 10. 9us ppr Settlerr mo Suhbinbsrn grbaubl per>
oenbe 0eOer 1T ~9ltitfale ~posldtbts.
ollie biee MrtifeI peroen 9epcn 9aar pber quite Vapicrs
biliqn ~vcrtaift. [l6.4
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g. ~. Strccfer, asent,

y. "a Sfrccfcr, @9ent,
a~Pptbeter, O~russif, supporter ppn
peutl6eR @Demtealten IL. (. 10. Nr. 3.
Matt<Str., srseniber Dem alien Narfte.
&S- 8ecepte Uerben nit Der sr6ften ScrafaIt limb
9enoul9teit bereitet loIpie bemtf6e Nr6paratc uno
ANAL plen NIT auBerlter @lntIi6teit beiorst. ufs
leNts n'e9tn ooe relbbaltt9e Eager dms lnilber, otutIhe-
une trarioliter = ptts frilber : @rsnc, Nanep.W nifel
II. ~, IN better Nueipahi tlpit in @usenl6cin nebmep. mel
:tt @fli!s! sum Gbeu ltIblt Su nicortaeren, ol5 BEN :.SrbIvteu
gre''tr ~aescSJrE Teroen. MebiStutai It en- wcrpeu III
on Sthlsln S:h!asan9en ~piepsrum nit nelem gSOrratbt
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Spb Ia SpeS,

NNNNITUVIItUWII
&ff Der 9ten uno Srpao-S tra6e,
smpfttIt SouHitbbabrrt ftin Eager son elesant urO ~6atcy6aft
eetautcn g9aseu rpsr Dirt ule tsner 6abrifatiun, unb fa9rt
Suffrage gum Nnfsrtisen nCuer 98assi aus III Der flr;eRcn
Sstt uno su zen biqt ten 9reileu. Sle in bent gSasnerses
fhSft pprtprmrenee 9teeuroture trsretn piufiIiht a~usSefubrt.
BH~ ,3um SermtetbeH itebrn Itete einiat
elesdnte SuBsies eeseu biaiss &er9iitun9 tei
.tl So6n Ooes.
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OaS orr9tntl6e wuuDerbare
Wai6. Gutb,
e'n alf9esethnetes Mittel, um B6lde M
re'nt9rn uno in 9ntem 3uitauoe an erbalten.
n%0ertritt oIIe abnliten Oerartisen 0rdperatiuneu
unS miro su 90 G's. per @aaOne o~erfauft.
Sertauft einjig bel 6. 6. Nicnt
@de Der Wain u. IL. ctr.
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Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
ytC. I76. @de 8rOnO< 1t. 6. StraBe. SO. 17G
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A Powerful Team.

1t is not any of our business, but still we
think the public would like to know of the
recent changes in the consolidated organ +"
of the great Republican party of Minnesota.
Mr.. WV. L. BANNING, a few days since,
purchased the interest of GEORGE w.
MOORE, and is now associated with EDWARD
HEENAN, late Register of Deeds, DR.. THoM-
AS FOSTER and Thomas MACLEAN NEwsoN
in the proprietorship and publication of the
Minnesotian and Times, daily and weakly
newspaper. Mr.. BANNING, it is to be hoped,
will attend to the financial department of
the establishment; Mr.. HEENAN will lend
it the weight Of his great personal and po-
litical influence DR.. FOSTER will do up the
African and Aborigine, to suit on the one
hand, the BUCHANAN Office holders, and on
the other, the JOHN BROWN Republicans );
while our friend NEwsoN is to have his
wings clipped down to the spiritual and
pious department. With such an array of
talent, virtue, patriotism, integrity and TEN
perance, in one establishment, it would be
useless to extend our we'll wishes: success
is certain.
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Gov. Ramsey at Chicago.

Mr.. GREELEY of the Tribune, says that
among the Republicans of weight, influence
and character, who, at Chicago, were i'm
movably adverse to Gov. Stewards nomi-
nation" and who helped to slaughter the
great New Yorker in the house of his friends,
was Gov. RAMSEY of Minnesota. The Gov
ernor played his cards so shrewdly, that he
blinded the eyes of the Minnesota delegates.
They thought he was laboring for SEWARD,
while he was acting with GREELEY and
others, against him. But this is bluff
ALECK" all over. The Chatfield Republican
however, wants to know about it, for in its
issue of the 5th, it puts the following in
quiry
We ask the organ Of the Governor, (Ramsey)
if it acas really the fact that he was decide ly
in,m0Dably, adverse to the nomination of Mr..
Seward? The State Convention of Minneso a
by unanimous vote instructed her delegation
to work for Seward. Does Greeley tell the truth
when he says that against this expressed pre-
ference of the people of Minnesota, Gov. Ram
seys weight of character was pitted? We
pause for reply!
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The WinnebagO Treaty Again.

The Mankato Independent denies that
Senator WILKINSON is pecuniarily inter
ested in the ratification of the Winnebago
treaty. We believe the Senator favors the
treaty; and if so, his conversion to that
side of the question could hardly have been
produced by any arguments which have, as
yet, been publicly advanced. We know
nothing of the merits OF the treaty; but we
believe it forms one of series of specula-
tive measures out of which our two Sena>
tors will make something handsome. The
Independent attempts to place the odium of
all the Republican advocacy the treaty has
received upon WILLIAM L. BANNING,
banker, blower, and political jobber." 1t
says:
Banning's pecuniary interest in the matter,
we believe, amounts to some $4,000. That,
in these hard times, is considerable of an item
to Mr.. Banning, but will hardly justify his at
tempt to commit the Republican party to the
consummation of this stupendous moccasin
outrage.
The Independent says Mr.. BANNING is the
author 1.-THE Doctor being the amanuensis)
Of the article which appeared in the Minne-
sotian and Times some time since, favoring
the ratification of the treaty. Very likely.
But Senator WILKINSON, we venture to say,
has been convinced that the treaty should
be ratified, or Mr. BANNING has not made q
very good investment. The treaty cannot
pass the Senate without Republican votes,
and it cannot obtain those votes if it is
opposed by the Republican Senator from
this State. Will the Independent please to
bear this fact in mind?
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The Pacific Railroad.

1t will be recollected that the Pacific
Railroad bill was recommitted by the House
to the select committee on the subject, in
order to remove the difficulty growing out
of the powers proposed to be bestowed on
the grantees, and to render the franchise
more secure. In the committee, on the 4th,
we learn from Washington dispatch, MIR.
FENroN, of New York, offered an amend
ment which was unanimously agreed to,
providing that the grantees, or their ASSOC
ciates, shall not be or become vested with
any grant, right, or interest secured by the
bill, otherwise than in corporate character
and capacity, to be first acquired by them,
or such of them, as shall accept the terms
and conditions of the act, and shall acknowl-
edge and acquiesce in State jurisdiction in
and through which the contemplated rails
road shall be constructed.
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Receiver at st. Cloud.

SAMUEL E. ADAMS, of Monticello, one of
the most supple followers of Senator RICE,
in his Lecompton and Administration poll
cy, in Minnesota, has been provided for.
Colonel SAMUEL L. HAYS, the Receiver of
Public Moneys at the st. Cloud Land
Office, has been removed, and Mr.. ADAMS
appointed in his stead. Col. HAYS has
made both q popular and efficient officer,
and his removal was for no cause connected
with bis administration of the Office. We
presume, however, be refused to join in the
Administration crusade, and hence his re-
moval to make room for an officer who will
be afflicted with no qualms of conscience or
manhood, in obeying the behests Of our
distinguished Senator"
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We respectfully direct the attention of the

We respectfully direct the attention Of the
Covode Investigating Committee to the
case presented by our correspondent. The
buying up Of delegates in this State appears
to have been confded to certain extent to
Major WILLIAM J. CULLEN, Superintendent
of Indian Affairs, who has generally at his
disposal any quantity of fat contracts and
subordinate Offices. The Major will doubt
less be very glad to tell all he knows. His
postoffice address is "St. Paul, Minnesota"
Let him be summoned, by all means. His
testimony will still further commend him to
the good graces of the "grey headed old pub.
lie functionary," at Washington and while
it might damage his character as an officer
of integrity, it would work no injury to his
pocket, where damage would be most keenly
felt, and least willingly endured.
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LAYS CLAIM TO Ir.--LINCoLN has no idea
of allowing SEWARD to have all the credit
of the irrepressible conflict. He knows that
be himself was the first man to announce it
clearly and distinctly, and he lays claim to
it as his own. In his speech at Columbus,
Ohio, in September last, be said: 81 do
not believe Governor SEWARD uttered that
sentiment because had done so before, but
because be had reflected on this subject, and
say the truth of It," If LINCOLN did not
want SEWARD to steal his thunder, he
should have got out two shilling patent
for it, as he did for his other abolitionism
in New York last winter. ---------.------------