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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
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GHEMIGlPhTHIG REYSLEIkL


GHEMIG0PATHIG REYSIGIkT.
Can be Consulted free Of charge
at the following times and places:
Clyde, Junction Hotel, Aug %, Oct, 3, and
Nov. 90.
1isin. ssswhau House. Aug. ~, Oct. 10 and
Carey Gait House Aug. 30, Oct n, and
Nov. ~
Findlay. Crooks Hotel, ul 1 o'clock Ang.
81. Oct. 10 and Nov %.
Fosioria. Hays House, Sept !, Oct "a, and
Nov. q.
Fremont Kessler's Hotel, sept ,, Oct, Is,
and Nov. &c
Upper saudusky, Picrsou House, Sept. 10
Oct 81 and Dec ~.
My TuEoRy AND TREATMENT
Is new and different from any in
he Uuitod states, and challenge any Que 10 pfoduce
The same success that have in trcutinr Chronic ma
eascs. Nv theory it bascdunon me Chemicai orera
uons OF the body Relieving diseases to depend upon
dtspropoUouate ccndiiou Of the nuids OF the h6by
whereby the solids become nnheshhv nv sr,tyvis.
he secrriiou Blood, sc, Of the body aud dndinr ont
whats deficient ~ In excess and supply inrto the sys
TEN what ts wanting, am enabled 10 cure onsn B.,
smallamount ofmcdicine. Now, nyspspt,a. in the
great majority OF eases, depend mainly nnon aspro.
poruoned y % The gastric dresHue duid Of tho
stomach. When this gastric iuice Is pfopottioned
properly The food rs we'll and thoroughly drcstrd and
as'imilaied. Viewing uyspcpsia by the rules Of
yhemicepaihology and giving treatmcat accofiiurly,
an enahed N care 20 ooses out Of so, and as case
out ol 30 oi bTonchis, Files, Neuralgia, Liver Com.
piaiut Dizziness, Nervous Debility and Female nis.
eases 80 every case cure. All othc Chronic diseases
proportiouatelv.
NJ, MoMillen uses m improved lnhalna Insirumcn
iof Copsnmptioni Asthma, hronohis apd some lorni
Of laycuutos. ny thishc can make A. good an one
fnuon to the diseased Iunr and Threat be- coldta
sore anywhere on The exterior OF the body. ur Me
Nlilcn uses purc Chcmicnpthu md Botnnic fetneiss
Tie sveta mild tunc irc1tuicut which acts chemically
and assists nature TO ee hcr.oli. expect 10 travel
the route FOR year, and pledge mvsefto be c.ud and
10 deal hnnorlbly with sllwho call uron me. tfnpy
wish to Know my success manner Of treatment pease
Gallon ~ write 10 The following pcrons.
Nj. Robert McCleLand, John Sheats, Charles Unu
haui Tinin, Seneca Co.i 4. &. Aiillhcim Iostoria.
Mr.. Robert iacohs. Esgles,ille, Wood Col or Mri
MatihiasGilaspic, Findlay. Hancock 60.
All ommunications mast be- directed to
DR.. MoAiilLEN. Cleveland, o.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
R. h. OgIe.
u. "a. HOrd.L
NOble, DcWOIr & NObIc,

Attorneys & Counsetlors at Law.
onice In Singers New Block opposite the couu
House. nov25
W. p, Noble, d. F. DeWolr. Harrison Noble
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Dr.J. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls,
either In THIN county, in administering 10 tie AZ
notod. Particular attention paid 10 Female diseases
shower and PluRge baths connected with the office,
medcated when deemed necessary by himself Once
west sfthe Wooden Bridge, 2d Ward, Tiihn, Ohio'
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J.J. Steiner.

Attorney at Law, has resumed
TIE PTactiee aud win give strict aonton to all busi
WlssS leoiy Sbotes bS,,s b6SpJgs Eber''
Taylor, and oppositethe shnwhan House. ppls
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GeOrge M. IIeming,

Civil Engineer and County Sur
Tlmn. iebisp
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q. q. RciIhnrZ.

Dental Surgeon Office i'm
shawhan's Block Cd story directly under The rdbune
Office, Market street, 1ifhn Ohio. oc9alv
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II. E. DnYcmnorf.

Dentist, No. SO Yves, Fourth st.
between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati. ocigs.ir
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Peter VannCst

Buggy and Carriage Manuractu-
rcr, Eastoi the Court House. on Market street.
Titiin, Sept, 29th 1854
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-18

POPULATION OF EDINBURG. deputy MIR.
shal REED hus given us the following items
connected with the census of Edi burg:
Number of Inhabitants, 035; number OF
Farms, 1863; number of Dwellings, 229;
number of Families, 2l6; number of deaths
the past year, IL; number of persons mar.
ried the past year, 8.
In 1850, the number of inhabitants was
llOl-showiDg a decrease oil 66 in the last
decade.
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Sale OF Old School lots.
EnHG Board Of Education Of the Village

THE Board of Education of the Village OF
/ Ravenna having perfected their arrangements
for the disposal Of all tho unoccuped School Lots IN
said village, offer the same for safe AZ private
sale fpnrchasod prior to the eleventh day OF Auguss
"a. ID. le60. ,...
any building remaining thereon' ana are described 40
follows, to wit: a., 90 ,a
TRe Middle third part Of Lots Nos o, 90 ani24 ap-
praised at $3.50. a, 20
praised at $325. r,..o.. Z.
and ru nning back TO alley 1870 feet. =
Also the whole Of Lot No. 7s, go feet front By 16O
back fronting Spruce ST., with school house there"
on, appraised at $4OO.
The board design to make the terms of payment -
easy for the purchaser nsisent with the interests
of the Board and lot will be sold for less than its
apnrased value as above. II the whole Of said pro-
petty ahal not be sold at private sale prior TO sad
i1th day Of August aforesaid, the balance viii 9e q
erred at Public Sale said day 81 one o'clocks e
. AZ the door Of the Court House, In Rayenna3 su0
'ec' W '''AA" ''ASS D. K. WHEELER,
e. SPALOIN0.
H. @. RANNEY.
Roard of Education OF the In. Village Of RaveHnas
Rayeupa, July 4, 1850,
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Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate
/ Court Of Portage county, Ohio, made on the 23d
day of June A. D., 1850, in the case OF chester n.
Howard qua dian Of Ellen Drake, against his Ward
the un iersigned will on the 10th day of july, 1850,
1,twecn the hours Of and O'Clock. 2. NJ, on tho
premises oer at public sale the following described
re- Il estate situate in township of Aurora, county
Of Portage and state of Ohio being part of Lot l5;
pgnniug on the east line of said lot at the 5. cor
ner of land decided by Campbell to Alvin Seward5
thence south on said line 6s rods to lands of John
) ward; thence west on said Seward's north line 10
rods: thence north parallel with tho east line OF said
ito the W corner of Alvin Stewards land; thence
east IS rods on said Alvin Seward's south limo to
place Of beginning, containing % rods OF grounds
moro or less. =.
Also certain other parcel Of land, being part Of
lot H. beginning at stone In the Cleveland RoadS
10 chains and links, s, Al degs. +. from the inter-
section Of tao south line of Maple street with the ceH
tre of the level aud Road; thence 5. S9t degs w.
chains aud 20 links to stone planted In the GROUNDS
thence n Al ttags W chain ard % links to the D.
W corner Of tho burying grOpnd; thence A. ~ degs'
4 chains and 81 links to post; thence s. Al degs.
chains and 25 links to the place of beginning
containing q 100 acres of land, more or less.
TErMs OF SALE --One fourth cash on day OF sales
The balance 10 two equal annual payments, with
mortgaged security bearing per cont interest," pay
abba annually.
The aggregate appraisal Of said lands Is $500.
CHESTER K. HOWARD,
A. Jackson, Atty. Guardian of Ellen Drake.
June 27. lSGO-3W
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The True Aim of the Disumionists.

The True Aim of the DisWMiOnists.
William L. Yancey, of AlObamu, was the
instigator OF the secession from the Demo-
crutic National Convention, and is the ac-
knowledged head of the secession disunion-
lists. We republish the following letter,
written by him two years ago, for the pur-
pose of showing the precise aim the secess-
ionists have in view:
MoNTGu merry, June Is, 1858.
Dear Sir Your kind favor of the 18th
is received.
| hardley agree with you that a general
movement can be made that will clear out
the Augean stable. II the Democracy
were overthrown, it would result in giving
place to greeder ard hungrier swarm OF
flies.
The remedy Of the South is not in such
process. 1t is in diligent organization Of
her true men for prompt resistance t. the
next aggression. II must come in the ma
ture OF things. No national party can save
us, no sectional party can ever Go it. But
if we could do as our fathers did-organize
"committees OF safety" all over the cotton
States (ano IL ~ ohly III lheH thaI we Gun
hope for any eff ctlve movemenO--we shall
fire the Southern heart, instruct the S1uth-
ern mind, give courage 10 each other, aud
at the proper moment, by one organized con-
certed action, aCe can PkECIPITa TIE THE
COTTON STATES INTO A REVOLU.
TION.
rhe idea hos been shadowed forth in the
South by Mr.. Rufio; HIS been taken up and
recommended in the Advertiser the Mont.
gomery organ of Mr.. Yancey,] under the
name of "Leogue OF United Southerners," !"
who, keeping up their old relations on oil
other questions, will hold the Southern issue
paramount, and will influence parties, leg
islatures and statesmen. ! have no time
to enlarge, but to suggest merely. In
w. L YANCEY.
To JAMES s. SLAUGHTER, Esq.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MOKDAV, APRIL %, 1860.
Trains leave Ravenna as follows;
GOING NORTH.
Mall, s.I2A.M. Arrive at Cleveland s.S5 AZ
AApf'''' 0''' r 1GioI>G SOUTH. QUO p M
MAIL s;iS An Arrive at PjttsbTrgh' s45 P. M,
Express, 7.53 p. NJ. Pittsburgh, I.55 A. NJ
" " Wheeling, 500 A. NJ.
RETURNING.
Trains leave Cleveland, 80 A. NJ. and SIS Pm.
IS Piitsbnrgh, LOG .' 124S
in. MCCULLOUGH, Presr.
F. &. MYERS, General Ticket Agent.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF RAvENEA. The
Democratic Club Of Ravcnna met 1T the Of
iice of the "PoRTAGE SENTINEL" on Wed
nesdoy evening the lth inst, at which time
the following gentlemen were elected Of.
fcers
President-JAMEs w. SoMERvELLE.
Vice Presidents IN. D. CLARK, HENRY c..
RANNEY.
iSecretGry-P. c. REED.
Ire reaSurer-JAcKsoN T. GREEN.
Executive C0mmiHee-E. SPALDING, AL.
THoNso HART, SAMUEL D. HARRIS, JR.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Company was held at the offire OF the Com.
pany, in Ravenna, on the 10th inst, which
resulted in the election of the following
Board OF Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, New York City.
JOHN DICK, MeOdville, Pa.
GAYLORD CHURCH, Meadvile, Pa.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Meadville, Pc.
SETH HAYES, Hartford, Trumbull co., o
FREDERICK w. SEYMOUR, Ravenna.
EZRA B. TAYLOR, Rnvenna.
MARVIN KENT, Franklin Mills.
PETER THATCHER, JR., Cleveland.
JAS. NJ. CoFF1NBURY. Cleveland.
JOHN H. CHAMBERLAIN, Akron.
JACOB RIBLER, Gallon.
THos. J. s. SMITH. Dayton.
With the exception of one change, tht
Board 10 the same as last year.
The newly elected Board met after th'
adjournment of the Stockholders meeting
and organized by the election Of the follow
ing officers;
PreSident-MARvIN KENT.
Secretary-FREDERIcK w. SEYMOUR.
Acting Secretary and Ireasufer-E. p
BRAINARD.
E!recutire Committee MARVIN KENT, J
II. CHAMBERLAIN, GAYLORD CHURCH, an
VIM REYNOLDS.
Mr.. KENNARD, the English engineer, il
his report to the President and Directors
says:
IL expect, within a few days, to receiv
orders TO sturt the work on the Ohio per i0
of the line. have the salts action TO stat
that fnd from practical experience thr
the estimates | have made are shfti lent
both ls to amount and time, and humId III
instructions to which ! refer, arrive *
peced, I see no re son why the Atlantic {
Great Western Railtcay may not reach A K
ron early in 1861, and Dayton in the $ IN
year"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-18

CHILD DRowEED. We learn that an S..
urduy evening, the 7h inst, as the vie Oj
Mr.. HENRY SCHWARTZ, siding in S4l1ia u,
was engaged in dravnI water tr1m we'll
in the yard, her little cHid. bur IitiIe over
year old, followed her out Of the h"use, AID
almost before the mother was aware IT its
presence, stepped upon the end of loose
board, which spr,ng up and threw the Child
into the we'll. Mr.. Schwartz, WOO WAS at
work in field near by, came to the reIiel
of the child as soon as possible, but to no
avail. When taken out it was entirely dead.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-18

EIGHT HUNDRED Fruit Cans lust re.
IL ceived and for sale cheap. by
RJunc 81, 1850. s1REAT0R, DAILY & co.
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CTRemember DIR. DELLENBAUGH will be
in attendance at the Collins House, Raven
ma, on Saturday, July 28th.
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NASH FOR WOOL.-50,oOO pounds of
" wool wanted at the market price.
STREATUR, DAILY &kCO.
Shalorsvills, June 8, 1850.
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nFAtlenlion ia called to the advertise.
ment of e. HOLDEN in another column.
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Everything any Lady or Gentleman can want for
Sp ring wear viii be found at very low price at
H. l.. DAYS,
March 90, 1860. No. Phonix Block.
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we have complete line, embracing all the late styles
of the season.
ShawIs of every description, and at prices
to suit the times.
Srik Lace Mantillns and Lace Points OF
every style, as cheap as tho cheapest.
BonHcts, Rlbh ms, French Flowers, Par
asols Undersleoves Collars, Gloves, IT'S Hosiery,
Jewolry, &c., &c, can be fund at prices to please
the closest ami best judges
HOOPE0 SKIRTS!
All we have to offer on this subject is.
that we have piles Of them and will not be undersod
by any establishment on the face Of the earth.
We sell good CuicOes for FIVE CENTS per
yard. We sell better Calicoes at q cents per yard
than can be found elsewhere on the American Conti-
nent.
We have In all nearly cord and hall
of Cacoes, ranging from to II cents per yard
Also, few choice pieces extra width at l2s cents.
We have pile OF bleached Sheetlpgs and
always sell them at lower prices than our neighbors
A good stock OF Reody-Made Clothing,
at low prices.
A new supply of Carpets and Oil Cloths,
and selling cheap
Hats and Caps for Men and Boys-an
endless quantity, and cheaper than ever.
Summer Stutfs OF The very best makes,
we sci at a small advance from COST Cloths and
Cassitleres of every style cheap.
Mrtulic Tued Shoes Tor Children, so Gel
ebrated for durability, bought direct from the mnnu
facturers and warGanted for sale very low. Also,
general stock ot Boots ana Shoes OF every descrip
| ton.
Wall Paper and Window Shades, Hard
ware, Queensware, Glassware, Sole Leather, Yank ee
Notions, Groceries, Drugs, Lemons, Oranges, Figs,
Water Lime, Plaster, Flour, &C., DC, and thou
sand other articles too numerous to mention, which
we keep constantly on hand for sale cheap. Please
call and examine our stock before making your spring
purchases.
Butter and most kinds of Produce taken
in exchange for goods, for which we will pay the
| highest market price.
STREAToR, DAILY & co.
Shaiersvile, April IS, 1860.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

gBit 1T Is - idSn III @tel3er's nauie 5u lein,
So it ba MQes IL nett unb 10 fem.
Die @auSfrau 1T freunelib, bic 9petlen l1nb gut
@emirst nit TrcbNnn unb beiterer1 Wutb.
@er Elm Mal bel @telser 9epelen,
Der tpirb bas 9aus f9 1cr Auen trleisn.
-r~ a~,-s Gin Sastr,
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@tenbubnen u.1nmpfbppte.
loo9'4~ 1 Is. zzzszz - 1859.
M(ihtgau Gfutrot H. Great
INSTRUMENTATION,

3use seten al Sum Gentral-D DEPOT, in 2afs-
StroBe> 9picdeo: D @2-| tu:r
4 ubr so Minutsn g. 90. Getruit d.
COMMUNICATION (Srnnta9 aasaenrmmen1S fpmmt
III Aetrp't un1 5 (br % Miu. ,N1du,ittaas an.
~ ubr As Minuten &prm. Cincinnati @rrref
(Senntaa nus9cnrmn,cn) frnmt mad sSntianaD
ppl1s UNI 5 ubr Nadmitta0s, mad @i1cinttot; nm
UNI | ubr Gprmittaas.
Subj Snrm. lightning Grpres (@pnntoos
a1is9enrn11te1) &mmt an iii I:trctt UNI s l1hr "a
Muntsn Modn1itta9s; &uTalr I'M 4 ubr: Mi-
eany UNI uer 80 ~. Ma6n1ittass; Nem. gIprf
UNI . Vbr II Miuuten NaGnittaas unb IN ST.
trn I'M II llbr NotJts.
SUBJ Madn1it!ass. Nep- gprf unt 8p11rn
grpre9 .(Sennas nrseeupnmen) fpmmt an in
1etrptf un1 ubr IS Mtuutsu Uprn,ittaos: IN
gutalo UNI 4 ubr so Mi,1. Nabm.. in @Itor"
. ubr Az Mtt. Nurmittaes, in Netp 81 prf II,
81 81 9f'l1l1te1 Spr1n., 8pitpn 2 llbr 40 Minuteu
Nadmittags+
Subr Na9m. Cincinnati uue 2puispiue Gr-
prep (Sonnta9 aussenrn1men), fG1nn1t III sSn>
ota1afel1S an nt1 4 llbr 40 Mi1.> III Cincinnati
UNI > ubr Az Min* gprntttass, in 0ouissille nm,
yin Bug am Spnnta9 s ubr 9}adm.
EieS nbr $. M. unb 8 ubr q. %. 3uoe
e%erbinoeN gu parts nit her Buffalo u1c Pate ST.
ron 9. N. fir Buffalo unt ane Dllideu Wunfte.
81 aprpnto nit Der Great Grunt Gilentabn, nodb
H,ne!tpn1 CscenSbursbz Mrntreal, Ouebee une
que ynntte IN earaea Dr. no9 benz nErtliteu
Verntcnt> STEM 5aml9ire uni Maiue.
Sbrpueb Eidets iino 81 taten III ben 5oupt-
g'1enbabn<Stfesn, Npro unp @el> uub in Der
O1fee Der epmpaenie> 5 Dearborn Strabe, Gbi-
ca9p, nnb int Gsppt in Safe StraBe,
81. q. Hice> @upt't,
y. 9. @palbinA General
pab-Msent su Gbicaau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

Sic Guafer 9tabt A6eeuran3 s@e*
feufmaft.
Ybtlapelpbia, ga. #
Brantlin Building, 4O8 @alnut~@ trabe.
Capital unb @urplus $324,351 AZ.
:@e@artertes Capital $5OO,000.
0eri6ert ee9en @erlu(t pber 8eldaoi9un9 bur9
Teuer uno bic @efabren CUR @ee, bel Snlanol&iH-
fabrt uup Transportation. -,.,..
: ~ Deutlde in Mtnneipta> bic in
elmer Der pbi9en @eleQl@aften Serit@ern:
mouen, baten f@ gu rpenoer an Ben
9%aupta9enten ..-4:.-
.,|'">oU g.. ~ @elb.
SadlcnNrabt.
@i9ere Musfunft ertbeilen:
@pl. Srbn g. Yrinee, .. 9eh erman>
Wm. &. MarlbaQ> Mlpab @mitb,
6. $. S9urmeler, Willon :. Mprrtlpn.
s. 9. @libter, 1irma s. y. @li9ter u. s..
9. 8eaupre, Girma Eemple II. 8eaupre. j
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paltimorr- uub Wbio- Gi(fnbQbn.

galltmotf- ullo Wb1o-Ullfnbabt.
8 IAHEE - Die erose @oute na4
@aibin9tcr1 Baltimore Ybilacelpbia,
NemzYprt unp 8pl tpn.
Diele pprtreFlide Babn, nit ibren yerbcl1erten
petliden @ertinnunecn, bietet rem &e,1enben cine
birefte Htnie nad Baltimore Ybilapelpbia, Stem
yprt une Srltpn. Mu4 1T ile bic einsi9e &pute>
gut trel1er man Olr6gan9s=gtle (Grpu9b-
&tdets) unb @epatmarten (Ggefs) mad Wa<
y tn9tp II erbalten farm.
Erst pa0aater= 3iiee ~perlo7en @beeling> 3d.
t19lld unp llnb III pirefter gertiupune nit allen
meltliAsn 3isen.
Nab allen 81 tli9e1 @t1pten:
Ncn Baltimore fabrt man 'releid pbne 9lu fent~
bait NIT g 9nel iigen na9
philadelphia Newzyprf unb So ton.
Nad Walbinstpn eeben ron Baltimore ta9lib
bier :3u9e ab.
8abrselb u5S 6ab9eit 70 tura mic auf irseno
elmer o,pern 9tpute.
MS Geiienbe belieben ibre Biuete ria gDbee>
ling su Serlan9en. Our6gane5farten uno Mus@
funft erbalt man 1T peu @ilenbabn- Bureaus res
Beltens.
% Die Baltimore unb Sbip< Gilenbabn
1T Hellenbrn aud gang be onberS BET Naturl9Dn<
beiten tpesen gu empfeblen.
Tur 0ro9t t1d1 pbtlapelpbta> 9fepzyprf
unb 8p1tpn>
mad pber Spn bem @efen,
bat bic, 8abn 9rpBe gpraige, ba @e, am Sbip-
fulic 81 Wbeeling, 8enmppp unb parferstura
auslaufenr> nit benz 9rcbeu NeBwerfe weltliAer
Gilenbabnen 1T birefter 0ertinbung 1tebt.
Gpn Wbeelino u;p partersbur9 oeben jetcu
1as re9elmabise 8cote mad alien 5dfen Ser nett
liden 8luie ob.
Die Bro6tprei1e 1inb 70 bil1ie,
ME auf trgeno elmer anbern @pute.
Sitter Scn ir9eno einem Ylabs T1lid, Yrn Yalti-
more be3etdne man : u8ia Baltic. II. Sbip 81. g."
@aes, mas an bic Nseaten pieler 8abn con1l9
nirt it, miro raid telcret.
5ra9t-M9enten fnb: 8. Mcgurnie, in
Cincinnati; g. S'rapbiQ II. Co., &ipley> D.;
s. 81. Hppe, Mayspile, &y.; S. 81. 3pbmid>
p%rrtsmoutb> o.; ". Ney u. &C., Micclepprt,
g.; S. 9. 6prb, Wbeeling, 0a. Mples prt-
ter, Bottom; 6. %. Yerpeil, Netp .yorf; Z. s..
aelY> philadelphia SIS. England, Baltimore ;
0ep. Softer u. g., GDansDiQe> Snb. s. O..
Worebeab u. g., Qpuiepiue+
g s. Tpr1Ytb u. o.. ct. 2puts
8. M. gcle, General 8iaet=Meent.
3d. Yrescptt @mitt,
Iranspprtmeiier; IS. 0u1ler>
General N9ent bes Weftens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21
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