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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
Cholera, Fink, Dysenfery.

While the Thermometer ranges over 30 I'D The
Ia de- the GsaefenbcFg HEALTH BIT TIERS. which
ost PIC packags, makes tho best 81 rcnstncnin2
ouic in t.l. " ,rld. For % yoa make hali
gallon OF these health giving Etters h:T AID the
ppetite give y,ower tiie constitution, renlsIte the
owe Is and conguor 5 general tebiiny- MN ~ the
ason tbor
julyI:s-fr MACKENZIE x bltNcliiS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

"A Fin VIEW OPP Du5sys
rryF have a handsome new Buggy FOR sale at
w month time, for satisfactory PAPER
FF,Si r. SHIELDS { Co,
SentFai Rooms,
srr-eo-rr 81 College Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Sept. l4th, 1850
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Il iANEa good Brick Dwelling, with four ROOFS
Il and twenty acres OF excellent land aud plan -
~ Of good water. Will rent lease 1t from Siiik<
one 10 five years Situated the Nolensy ill. Turn
pike adjoining the corporation line.
GIBSON MERRITT
aIg2I-3tawtf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
ChivnIry DevOurins its own Species.


The secession eructation has compelled the
South Carolina Legislature to pass an act to
relieve the banks from the law requiring
them to keep specie on hand to the amount
of one-third of their circulation. This was
caused by the run on them for specie. A
member stated that something must be done
at once, as the expresses were bringing in
their notes from the surrounding States for
redemption.
This is the way the neighboring States are
backing South Carolina. 1t is a sad picture
of the chivalrous nature. Just as she has
inflated herself to defy the whole North in
arms, and is calling on her lsss-braye sister
States to initiate her glorious example, they
send in their emissaries to puncture her in
the financial bowels, and draw the specie out
Of her. ..-.. s....g-.,4 -,-t.
The relief law is probably suspension OF
specie payments as any other relief would
be very temporary. What the banks needed
was some means Of keeping the specie, not
ofpaying itall out. 1t was going too fast
already. The ruL was probably made by
the enemies of the Southern, Institution, II
is singular that South Carolina should toler1
ate them at all. She is really growing too
leuient and indifferent 70 her institution,
The proper way wOhld have been to declare
every bill-hoIder who demanded specieen
AbOlitionist, and an ibcendiary agitator, and
to administer a robe Of tar and feathers and
a thorough course of hanging, This would
have put the South Carolina banks oa a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
NMwPokT NMws.


BLUE CocKADE.--This revolutionary en-
blem has made its appearance in our little
burg on the person of our worthy Post
moster, DR.. John Quincy Adams Foster,
firm and stanch supporter of Breckenridge
during the late campaign. Yesterday be
appeared on the streets with very pretty
blue cockade, in the center of which, stand
ing forth in bold relief" was a miniature
likeness Of the Presidential candidate who
did not carry Kentucky. What effect this
premonition will have upon the 26S Lincoln
voters of this city, we are unable to conjee-
ture. 'O" TE ~" '''n--h 20
Another startling incident rumored yes
terday was, that 10000 Minute-men have
been enrolled here, and have made tender
Of their bodies as targets in the service of
South Carolina, We are inclined to doubt
this ru1nor, ps we know for a surety that
only sixty-four citizens are known to have
cast their suffrages for Breckenridge.
r M. E. SUNDAY-soHooI.- At a meeting
held in the sehool-room of the Methodist
Church, on Taylor-street on Sunday after
noon last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; Superintend-
emit A. M. Bodley Assistant Carver, NJ.
Abbott; Secretary and Treasurer, Isaac
Baughman First Librarian, Lewis Ross;
Second Librarian, James Jackson, They
nave tWenty-seYen classes ana teaCnefS, ana
2e0 scholars. The school is one of the best
regulated in the State, and is in fourishing
condition. Div
DEDICATIoN.-0n Sunday last, quite
large display was, made by, the German
Catholic Benevolent Societies, who assem-
bled at the st. Stephens Church, near the
head Of Saratoga-street, to assist in the pre-
sentation and dedication of handsome
siIken banner to the Society connected with
hat Church. The ceremony was solemn,
Impressive and of an interesting character.
DIR. BoYD.-This gentleman, formerly a
citizen of this place, who is now on q visit
here, Is lying dangerously ill at the residence
of his brother, Judge Boyd. He is a gentle
man of well-known ability, and highly es-
teemed by all who know him. His recovery
is earnestly hoped for. -l2 uo -
LARGER BEILs.-The Catholic Church of
jamestown is to be supplied larger bells
than those now in use. A committee from
the church was in Cincinnati yesterday, and
succeeded in arranging matters satisfacto-
rily, so that the citizens of the above place
will be treated with better sounds.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
CoVINGTON NEWS.

0CoRREoTIoE.--A day or two since we gave
q statement of the action of the School
Board, in reference to the expulsion &c a lad
named George Easton, BY. "a c.ae of the teach
ers of the Gown ton High-school.I Our re-
port 8as received, as we supposed, from a
directsource, but we find by the card an
nexed that we were misinformed 1912 W..
tCoMMUN1cArED.I e..
To he Editors orHe Daily Press:
In your issue of Sunday last, under the
head of Covington News, there are two
errors which it is proper to correct. The
petitioner, Mr.. S. Easton, did not ask the
dismissal of the assistant teacher, although
the language of the petition would natu-
rally lead to such an inference nor was his
SOB George expelled by the School Board.
Your reporter was misinformed, or came to
wrong conclusions by merely glancing at
the report of the committee. AS an act OF
justice to Mr.. E. you will please make the
above correction, and oblige
A MEMBER OF THE BOARD.
BOUND OyEn.-Webb Clark, a young man,
referred TO several times as having stolen a
horse and buggy from Fay's stable, week
or two since, was yesterday bound over by
Mayor Goodson in the sum of $3.50 for his
appearance at the Circuit Court. This is the
third charge he has been convicted fby the
Mayor, and we think when the Giro ait Court
is through with him, he will have paid dear
for his experience.
MAYORS OFFICE. - Yesterday Henry
Slaughter, for profane swearing, was fined
81 and costs. Hiram Alexander, for resist
ing officers, was required to pay 81 %, and
William Boggs, for carrying concealed
weapons, So and costs. Two vagrant wo-
men, found lying in the streets drunk, were
sentenced TO imprisonment in the Jail.
MAN KILLED.-On Saturday night last, a
man named Shives, addicted to drinking in
toxicating liquors, was killed near the Cow
iDgton and Lexington Railway Depot, in
the latter city, by one of the trains running
over him. He had laid down on the track,
and was not perceived by the engineer until
it was too late to stop the train.
City CLERKsHIP.-John r. Ricke, the
present occupant of this Office, is candi'
date for reelection. During Mr.. RS admin.
, istration he has caused numerous improve
ments for the better to be made, and we
think our citizens can not do better at the
January election than reinstate him.
MAYOR PRo-rEM. - Yesterday, Squire
Eggleston was sworn in as Mayor pfo-tem. Il
is very good selection, and the city. undel
the charge of Mayor GOodson and Esquire
Eggleston, will prove a sorry place for evil
doers. 4-
PoLITicAL.-The Breckenridge Club of thi
city will hold a meeting tonight to consider
what action to assume in reference 20 th'
approaching city election. '7,f h-I.a..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
The Test 81 Trath.

>, The unsoundness Of the idea that it was
necessary TO abolitiouiEs the Democratic
party in Ohio either by resolves to "mitigate
and finally eradieatsrhe evil Of slavery Or
by. .ny ypOpular-soyereignty device in order
to save II from being beaten by the Republic
ans. 10 stEikingly shown by the fact that the
Reserve, which is regarded as the stronghold
: soflkhOlition sentiment, was the only section
IN the State, and we think in the North,
where the straight-out, pro-slAyery, Breekin-
ridge ticket beat that Of Douglas. This
shows that what the Democracy needs in
Ohio is straightforward, open, bold measures
10 restore its ancient iuvincibility.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
DELINQUENT LIST.
COUSIN AuDrTonN orrIcE.

HAMILTON UOUNTY .AUDpTORIB OFFTCBj
i I. Cincinnati, November 10, 1860. !. r.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un-
I'll Y O'Clock M, of MONDAY, November I9, 1860
for the publication, in daily or weekly newspaper
of general circulation in Hamilton Couaty, Of the
Delinquent List of Real Property for 1860 said list
to be inserted at least four weeks, between the
third Monday in November. 1850, and the frat Mon
day OF January, 36I Also for printing and distrb-
utiDg $1,000 copies of said list under the direction
Of the Auditor ard County Commissioners. The
whole to be included in one bid.
Any information in regard to 1t may be obtained
by application at the Auditors 0fica
HOWARD MATTHEWS,
noIi-c a Auditor of Hamilton County
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Bouquets and Cut Flowers.

DER, WIsRRING R sSaInI BoIHS9GETs y 4NP
orders at y scanlan Co,s Drug store, n. =. cor.
Fourth apd Main; 4Is. W j., J9hnson's Contee-
Geo. Kueshau's Drug store, s w. corner Sixth aud
Vine; and Mrs. Peters Son, north SIDE Sixth, bet.
Cooks Walnut Hills Nurseries; >. s. COOK,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

strong specioS and Tar, and-feather basis, and
restored public confidence in their resources.
But South Carolilia,is too patient ander
wrongs. #l H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
can,t boo netter --Acme FonndI

OINcINNATI, SEPT. 19, 1S6O,-MR,
~ y. o.. BufLER, Agent, 0ineinnati-Plelse
send US ~ dozen lqnaTtsl of your EXCELSIOR
FLUID INKS, and oblise NJ rianvDs ], oo
asw IL s9suod IN XkSeIiEtIss XkESSSEhs a 4 ~
N. B.--Approved By all. Fay'S Patent Tags for
sGleg lf1i- I-1..r ~ 5,.r -.. nol3-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

BB- MAMMOTH sKY-LIGHT.-1t is truly astonish
ing what rush there is at WIsDER's Gallery this
hne weather, for his Photographs; though when we
remember that the Mechanics Fair awarded him
the First Premium for the best Photographs on ex-
hibiton, over the prominent galleries in this city,
IL only cOnvinees that the public are appTe-
oiating their interests. Gallery Central-aYenue,
opposite Court t-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
nR. MEREDITH, DENTIST HAS

~ resumed the practice Of Dentistry in ey5aIS
Cineinnaii. Rfter an absence Of short osffYA
twenty years practice in this city he can promise
save nearly one-h by calling on him. He pledges
himself to use the finest materials, and that his
work shall be done in the best manner. or the
money will be refunded. Call and see him. Office
on SiXth-st., Lear Race, between Race and Elm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Glycamyl of Roses.

5hsSta1 IIo,,;d IE miVSr ~ ~, a nSarSI AZ H. AMI
hands and face, sore lips and all roughness Of the
cream, lotions etc. and, 1t never becomes ran
cid, it may be applied to the most delicate skin
without inJuring IT in any particular. 71i 7Tsi70i
Prepared and for sale by ~, .-.
SURE, EOKSTEIN 4 CO.,
noll.c Opposite the Postohice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Folio Posts.

WEARE NOW RECEIVING ALARGE
wv supply Of Folios, White aud Blue, Woye and
Laid, which we offer at low prices.
NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
nOl3 "a and 20 Walnut street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Flat Caps.

,kOO RRANIS FLAT CAP, WHITE AND
SJOO Blue, Wove and Laid, IL, IA, l6 and IS lbs, /,
VI INV O''' NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
nol3 ~ and 20 Walnut-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
no THE PuBLIC.

nUR PATRONS AND. THE PUBLIC
~ generally, are hereby notified that the destruc-
tion Of our Saw-miu by re, on last Saturday morn
ing, win not prevent US from hlling orders as usua
J.1itherbq1, Esqi, having kindly rendered US the
fully fH solicited. liz - NJ T. oinSIi Glenn n
nolS-cs IiiIjt bG1160 East Fro1t-stfeet.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
CgREp.1F0R

BALDNESS CUR D.-FOR
RAA real worth, WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE is undoubtedly the best preparation now in
use for restoring hair bald heads changing gray
hair to its original color, and, as a cosmetic or
cure for pimpes it is fast taking the place Of other
without IL.
- '.CkUTION.LBeware Of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market, called by differ
ent names. Use none unless the words !" Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot st. Louis, MO,
and New York." are blown in the bottle. Sold by
all druggists and patent medicine dealers; also by
all fancy and toilet goods dealers in the United
States and Canada. 0-irf no3-Sa, Tu, ,Th-bm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

BuildinR, northwest corner tifth and Wainuf-sts
Best In the world; removes sll stains o. dirt;pfO
duees brilliant and lasting polish. Retail price,
2ic., zoe and 81 per bottle Wholesale price, 81 5O
S3 aud g. per dozen WIN s. MASON, Is lie Agent
for SOuttern aud Western States. a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

~ A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and JoWeIry,
Eos. s4s and I'll Central-ayeuue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Sage, Sage.

zoo LBS. FRESH PRESSED, IN
OOO half and lib. pkgs.;
leo lbs fresh-powdered, In cans, fer sale by
'. GEO. M. DIXON, Druggist,
mol n. E. corner Fifth and Main-sts,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
HoNn INrnRMsT.
~ Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 4. Third.
Hs- Gas Stoves at onEsTEA's Tea-rOOm. nOis,j

SS- CHEsTER's Tea-roOms, walnut-street, below
Filth, up stairs. .- 4. nol3j'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
FistuIa in Ano treated J
Beeswax Wanted.

TTNHB HIGHEST DIARKET PRICE
Il paid for BeeswaI, at all times, by
GEO M. DIXON, Druggist,
mol N. Il. corner Fifth and Man.sts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
VOTES soheidam Schnapps.

400 BOXES GENUINE wOLFE,s
AOO Scheidam Schnapps, pints and quarts,
Ne0ei'eo ana iOr s6fRE self IE poksTEIN 4 CO.. .s-
noll-o ft Opposite the Post-ofice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

Dixon's Sugar-coated Pills,
HOURELY VEGETABLE, AND PLEAS
n ANT to use Admitted TO be the best Family
Pill in use. Prepared only by
GEOg M. DIXON, Druggist,
mol N. u. corner Fifth aud Main,sts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
DOOTs, sHORs AND RuRBERs.-rHR

HD Cheapest in the City.-Ladies' Rubbers, best
quality, at Csc pair Ladies' custom made thick
soed Gaiters, at 81 5O Ladies', dOuble-sOed BOets,
at 81 Is; Ladies' pegged heeled Boots, at 81 Mems
Boots, at 81 5Oi Mems Congress Boots, at 81 IS.
325 Central-av., near Hiuth-st aud at the BOS-
Vt. TON CHEAP SHOE STORE,
ocl9-x 17O Fifth-st., near Elm.
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Der jebi9e Sultan lCq feline Qeibra4e um
1000 Wtann perlne9rt anO lie nit enslti6en
perieben 6aben:
Selegrnpbiidbe Seacbrtdbten
Sert4tet fir ben r8aGtimpre Wefer.n
NOnnreS.

8ai9tn8tpn, is, Sunuar. SenQt.
Douglas tradte %fOl9enoe 9telOlutiOnen Elm
pas Sllltl5sS crlite iOlle cine Yia fir 8eldaa>
2aa9 per Staaten anO Territprieu sesen Sin.
1ele SelteaS Der SewObner anoerer Staateu
ooer 3errttoriel einbrin9en; ferner Iolle eS
cine giQ eilbrin9en fHr l1aterbriiduna urrp Be-
ltrafnr9 pru eonipiraticnen gu benz eben aes
rtalaten 3mefe.
pale iiter9a6 cine Yetiticm Tim cine Semi
ltdttebiQ.
Pans. UNDERWOOD 500 sesen bic @epu>
%elltaner los, Die ct cine abplitipnifii6e nm bic
llnlOn gang unbefiimmerte 8artei nonntp ga
lel SStlldt elae8 jeOen Ser. ct. 8iraers, bet
Der Ailaf19rul1s beS 6li6ti9ezS 81 upeHs@eIe3s
5eS m%tt5iptrten; bic lluternebmer u1o gloentegn
esr unter'roilden giienbubn Ieiem in bGeielbe
SateSorle mt ben Seerdubern 3u Itelerr, Die
republifaniid e Yartei iei 9~etreuli& benz @enas
tpr Separo 9efol9t Der ba8 vbSbere @elebn
9e9en ous gebea limb Snterefe be8 Siioens
rrcflalnirt babe.
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Mnfnnft Ses Dampfers
t5 E1trnnn IL
WeMeres ans Nnrnnn

- r = A "LL
9altfdr, Is. San, Der 0omnfer ST.
rppa tam pom liverpool all nit g}o6riften ria
gum 81. De5ember.
ger l6lIlton tam orau6en am 80. De,br. an
GS 1T ~pIfi5iell in abreOe seIelt lpprSen, ba6
Der ptapltltbe gtunti18 9eorpbt babe. 8uris III
perlallen. - D o"
Scro Waeaulap, Der srpBe email. @eI6idtz
l9relber, 1T ali SerSleioen mad 14tGoioer
&raafbett geltprben,
Oas Datum, an benz Der 6riepen8zG onore6
5lllammentreten lplte, mar nod apeifeIboft
rs bleB, Seitrei@ uno Sparien meiaern ff6,
Seppllmdftl9te 81 lenpen.
leber QueenStomn tpmmt bic 02o&riht
Dap bic Periia am 81. D5br. brauEen o1forr
Die Na6ridt in 8etr. SeItreihs ,nS @M"<
mems miro Oabin mOOif5irt : Ie lnb y2eapel
ertlarten. nlr , nm ben GpnsreB ri6t Be-
lflldel gu i%rpllen, ipemn Der @aplt auf ibm
ni6t p~ertretcn lei. w.
Sn Siperpprl l6lltg ein 91uberbopt Inn NM
BET % Wtcni6eu unltamen.
2ebte8.
Paris, SamStas Nbenp. Der !Soiier if
6ieber 5uriifsefebrt.
Surtn, SamStas, Die laroinii6e Neate<
ritilg 1T BON elmer ~fetneren Neridiebuno be8
Barrier Spn9relleS nnterri6tet pcroen.
Serltn, Sam8tas. Oa8 @eritdt. ooe Der
Gllrlt BON Srben5cuernzS i9naringen bic lRi.
hitter ralioeutidaft nieoerle9en wpQe, it I'M.
be9ritnpet.
Spanien. 0tidts @eueS prn MarCccO.
Miea. Nadri6ten bon bier Iaaen bic ST.
retdil4en Staatsmdmler ieben ELM, bas bic
Ser6o9e III Stallen nl6t ilebr einsclebt pers
oeu %fSlrtelt, uto paB ftd Setrei6 nit benz
Rlane i6res au8i9uiieS bon Der &eoieruna
perlobnen mitlle,
China. Spu9fpns- Nadri6ten Bis sula Is.
Nrpentef la9en, paB paS S9tff 6lpra
&emPte bon Saltlm pirfli6 nit
500 Coolies ST @runpe sins. 80 pOt Der
Mtannidaft iparen III Manilia anaetcmmen.
4lle Anoerelt linb, pie man sfaubt, ertrrnfeu.
OaS S4iff sins bur4 aufrernen auf cine
Slippe perlpren.
Der y. ct. Minilter in China mar uad
&llanlb BAN ab9ereilt UNI nit benz General
0Ouperneur ipe8e1 pe8 amerifanil9en Gertra=
SeS ltlto tre9en Der Seripiflunsen 5ipilden@bi.
ma, 6rantreid rno England gu cpnferirem.
AllerleBteS.
OaS @eriidt bon Der unfreunoli6en Stimz
ntun9 peS PaplteS lit unbesriinoet.
GS plrp alS li6er angencmmen, baB bic
@onferen5 5miiden Napclepn, @alepsfi rnD
Wetternid Die i9pebenpen Standardization bes
leitlgen nnc ben 3ulamulentritt pes @rngreIies
beldleunigen pirp.
9iOerpppl, SamStas. Da8 S6iff 8ritan=
ltl1 bon Sapanaab 1T Bel 8armputb eeitrartz
net. Wfannl DAFT Serettet.
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s. Giutbeiluns Der @toDt IN feinere Wobl-

s. Gintbeiluns Der Stapt IN fletnere @abl=
be5irfe.
Wdren biele BON lntr ldon ldn9it 9enladten
8pridld9e an9eaommen wDrpen, . mdren
ptele llebel, itber bic man li6 Ieitber beldwert
bat, lnterblieben. @8 miro mir unD 9emiB
audi benz Staptratb sroBe 6reuoe bereiteA,
jebe perniinfti9e 0feformzW taBresel gu unterI
ltitbelt, pel9e ba5u Otent, 8erbreden urib Sc
Observation-Disclosures 81 beitraf er, bic IN I'M erer
@emeiroe berrl d9enpen bttteren @efible 3t be-
leitigen uup ben 8Hr9er in leinem Stimmredte,
lpmie III alien iei1en 9fedten 5u bel6iben.
Nuf8 ber5lidlte empfeble i4 bic Gorl6ld9e,
welde Der @puperneur IN Ietner 8otlfaft 9e=
madt bat: ein mirflameS @eleb 9e9en pa8
Ira9en perbOr9ener 8ufen ; ener9tlde @elebe
9e9et 8elte4un9en, Ginidiidter1n9en unp
8etri9ereien Bel Mablelt, (9fe9iitrirun9 per
Stimml9eber, 8erbpt peS Sffenbalten8 Der
W~trtbldaften am Wablta9e bel ld,perer CITRATE,
u1o ein @elee, ippr1ta6 Nue, lpel9e BET ben
Bp18 Wafen 5ei9en peer bic %Nbltimmlltg 5u
be9inoerlt iudel1, perbuftet ulp e # 8 sal :
t II merpen f~Snnen). tf5 IS 1'fdat|
Die 8ptldaft ldlieBt nit ben Wprten User
ben Wt1ppr fit ate unter einer 8epDlferung
bon 100000 Seelen p%prfpmmenben @jemaltz
t9aten, fir tine gang ua5uldu9li6e @Omltitu<
ton, fit er1 gang unwirflane8 @riminalSpz
item, fit ben Wansel lofaler 0fe9ulatipnen,
ein Wa19el, Der belpnoer5 bel pelt aufre9enpen
Staotz uni Staat8lpablen berpprtritt - per=
alttprrtli6 MAIDEN min, Der lpiro ii9 IN ntft
ferner Belt iber6eu9en, paB pu8 Irtt, peldeS
t9 befletbe uno pelde8 10 ptelet S9wieri9fet=
ten uno OiBreprdl entatictelt al189eieet if, ben
pplten gluipru6 auf bic Na6iidt ulp auf Die
freuaplide Wtitpirtltn9 aler YarteieI mto
alullen I'M erer 8ir9er beiiBt, III pelde 9dnoe
e8 lpdter aud, inumer iiber9ehen mS8e. 1fs
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121 GtS. per Bfunp. Bacon 25 ste. per Bfo.
S4nal5 80 @t8., Butter 81 per Bfu1b. Ntl9
Is @t8. per Quart. MOluHeS ulO @bi8fcp
je So per @allOne. @eldalteS 9Orn 10 @ts.
per Bfuno. 8rettcr $50 per tatlenb SUP.
@d9el 1890 Gt8. per 8funb. 8rpo Is
Gt8, per Yfano, Strides 0inofleild 10 @t8.
per 8funp. Iulg so Gt8. per Bfunb. Sim
bi0t9iten iinp Siridfletl4 unb @plptuub cts
ltereS gilt 81 per Yiertel; lebterer 1 Sdluf
WhiSfeN per 8riie.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-17
3ebteS BON MnShiuo+cr

Wa1b1n8t ton, 16. San. Inter ben
perldlereaen Yarteien peS &eprdlentontenbors
1e0 fm1lloen beute Die munni6fa6feu YerotBrns
gsn oetatpnn8en SetreifS Der Spredernub(
ltatI, aper pbne prafttibeS 9%lclultat.
ger Senat ~beltati9te Die @rnenrlio pes
Qrn' 0allltner gum @eianpten in 8aris.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-17
Nene Nn5cigen.

Ia9emeincr Nrbeiter>S ranfen= llnt~erItibunos=
N-Af #33ah Verein.
Den Mitsleteln beies @ereinS CUR gtadridt, taB bcutc ben
II, Sanuar atenes 8 lbr, bic a&bter Stsuna bei@IofIsne @eae-
raj leramntlun9 %itattfnbet.
Die wid'tisen Geid6fte, pelte o~crlegeu, e~rfprcern bic NnpeIen-
belt auer Wtu9hecer. SIN Nufra9e:
COD $. Sa@tleben,
--- Sffice beS @rpBzS efretdr8.
,Scdmiirpise @rcBlcge bon Meo. $3.50. s.
Gin pertasteS Ntsttn8 Der GrSBle9e Ron @tarplOnb wirb Ssitn
Abene in Ger I0aue itattrneen. N6t llbr @tenbs wire be @abI
Der 8eamtn ppr9enpmnsn wcrcen. SIN Suffrage;
S. y. GScQpatlle, @roB-Setr.
II. Sanuar 1860. (DD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-17
Mnfnnft OeS 9annfrra Q,,ro

Nfem@ Y9rf, 16. San. Ser 0olnpfer
9nra nut ylOerPOol-g ta&ridten bis gum 81.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-18

WE'LL SAID.-If we spend the time, the
nervous energy and mental fire, in doing
the duties of mental life, which we often
spend in dreading them, we and the world
would he stronger and better. All the &C.
we're tasks of lifo grow more and more for.
mdable as we look at them from distance.
while we grow weaker all the while, and
less disposed to gfapple with them. We
should enquire, with an honest, brave heart,
what are our duties here and now: and
with what of mental energy we can sum-
mon at the moment, we should go forward
to perform them. In the very act of at
tempting to do them, we shall gain strength
to do them. Not before, but at time, the
needed strength will come. Not while we
dread. but while we do the work of life, the
Master helps us.