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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14
tatteniag Cattle upo,. Hoy. !.

Speaking upon this subject committee OF
the Massachusetts Board Of Agriculture, Of
which John Brooks and Paoli Lathrop are
members, remark; aa ia.i 2JasH q ier3Rod
"Fattenng cattle in whtAr upon hay ,aiohs
resort of many farmers, and where hay IS
plenty and distant from market, the practice is
not inconsistent with economy. If we'll atten-
ded animals consuming four per cent. of their
live weight Of good hay daily, will gain daily
two pounds flesh. Suppose the flesh gained
to be worth sixteen cents, it will be equal eight
dollars tun for the hay. The better practice,
however, is to give only three per cent. Of the
live weight Of the. animal ii hay, daily and an
equivalent for the other one per cent III In
dian meal or roots The gain would be great
erforthe same cost OF food.'la..fa ODD atA
Another remark worth quotihgis is the follow
ing! ..~r 49,
aThe hest age for feeding cattle for heel, il
from four to eight years. Young growing eat
tie may be fattened, but it will require more feed
in proportion, and longer time"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

ApttEs FoH WINTER. 1T is said that in
putting up APPLES for winter use, II they are
carefully assorted and put into barrels, placing
q piece ofiewspaper at the bottom d the bar
rel. and ehen q layer tof apples, and another
piece fpaper, andlso on until the barrel Is fill
led aid then placed in dry place, tho apples
willKeep in good order for much longer time
lhsl wheu packed IN almost any other way.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14
70 more questions asked.

0.rA certain divine gave out q psalm 10 lis
choris.ers, who attempted to set it to a Jew
tune; but, having made. . blunder, the iergy-
man, when hc came to that part FIX l'tinys
sGord have mercy upon US misefabt Sinners"
in his turn made another blunde, and read it
as follows: "tord have mercy 4 our miserable
singers" '''2'+f " t79r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

MA Printer, on seing bailiff closely pur-
suing an unfortunate author, remarked 'that 1t
was new edition of the Pursuits OF Literature,
anboupd and hot pressed" nn Il a.rln.h
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

A UsEruL LINIMENT Fake oflinseed oil
and lime water, equal parts each, and mix,
them. This lniment is very valuable in burns
and scalds; efficious in preventing inflammation
after such accidents. 9 tsa .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

GrAn Illinois paper, a short time since, said
of a fellow who was so very dirty that the as
SCISSORS Of the town in which he lived set him
down as s'rsal cstate.n y za rH,,,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

Coat AND PEARLS. IN. KANsAs.-'.It is an i'll
wind that blows nobody any good.'i The drouth
in Kansas illustrates this old saw aR.oF.
Wadsworth writes from Clintot, Douglas coun-
ty, tohis brother, in Erie couHtyy Ohio, that
the drying up of the bed Of a creek, discovered
valuable coal bank on his farm, and that his
family had gathered 400 pearls! and had CLAIMS
enough on the bank for 800 niore,'9 They aver
age over a pearl to eight CLAIMS; most oi them
are small, some very brilliant, some giving out
rainbow hncs, others Of a brownish color. Two
sent to a Sandusky jeweier, are pronounced
genujne and valuable. ~-2ygs f,'eifggfrH}
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

CHoIEaA MoRBus. Take half tablespoon
Of fresh burnt, finely powdered charcoal, and
drops OF peppermint; moisten with water, tslte,
and IN two hours repeat the dose. eisanis
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

0eT"I wish you would pay a little attention,
sir" said stage manager to a careless actor
"Well, Pm paying as little as possibly can, "
was the calm. ~, .ri, unitf,Vb Re lsfmuE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

0H-Do YOU pretend to oiintimatc, sir, that my
butter is oldN' rgugoq 5tfaF 30 as&aItaH
leNot old enough to have lost its hair, mad
am" t.. .r.f ,,.,,, <...-,.,s f.t,.r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

Us FARMERS BoYs.-In' the wide world there is
no more important thing than farmers boys.
They are not so so'important for what they are,
as iorEweat rtheyvwll be- At present they are
Of little consequence too often. But farmers
boys always have been, and we presume all
will BE the material out Of which the noblest
men are made. They have health and strength;
atheya have bone and muscle; they have heart
and willi they. have nerve and tpatiencei they
they have ambition and endurance; and these
are the materials that thake men. They have
yet to be men OF the clear grit; honest, intelli-
gent industrious, ambitious fen who shall love
their country and their kind. lgsdgydA III
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

ORA debating society out West lately deci.
ded that the "milk Of human kindness liter
ally meant a milk punch with little nutmeg
in it. '"5'8 ''''A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

F T. e.,
fl STATE FARMi BdYs.-The boys from the, Ohio
State Farm, commanded by Capt. Irving Linn,
and dhder the supervision ofMr.. Howe, the
acting commissioner, and the elder brothers.
made a visit to Lancaster on the. secondary of
the Fair, The boys were. in handsome uni
form, and the larger class OF them appeared un-
der United States mnskets, ,; They moved in
procession through the principal STREETS
Of the city and thance to the Fair
Grounds, where. they acquitted, themselves
handsomely, and reflected much credit upon
the officers Of the reform farm, by their gentle
manly department and military drill. Tie
smaller class meanwhile, amusing themselves
and the citizens by varied athletic exercises and
sports; in the circle. Tt is matter Of great
qualification to- witness the finely improved
condition of the boys bothin appearance and
department. t.-7=faaeastsr Gazette, .,.sY .,t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

OrT say. Pat, are you asleep" a''9''l
"Divil the sleep" ".l't ,aa.5G'a8el .aloi
"Then be after lendin' me % quarter?"H
"I'n, asleep. be labers.". -. L.-.l--,
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lF a'a'siN7a - 5liiils'ss-r7s '..a'z'a
A IKCnYY Contract.


Over the line in Canada they are as inqusi-
tive as their Yankee neighbors. i Some years
since the Receiver General was travelling on
steamboat with considerable funds Tor Govern
ment, and for the sake Of safety and privacy he
engaged the whole of the ladies cabin. The
passengers were all alive To ascertain the iea
son Of this arrangement and especially to know
the business the great man could have on hand
to require so much room and money. At length
one OF them, more bold than the rest, vcntured
to introduce the subject as the Receiver was
walking on deck, and approaching him asked il
he was engaged in government contract,
4 "Yes."sa $40 1854 jqaR l9aj sdi 70 n
p "a very large onc?' za 7. 2. osM aea \
eyes"
"Well, pray, sir, what isait2'to s,i a5idB
t"Why, you see, I" said the Receiver General,
with great seriousness, "the King Of England
has made present to the King Of Siam Of his
half of Lake Ontario, and am engaged to bot.
tie it off," js- 36t atTt d hsag#aa
No more questions asked. tiita' y
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G1-Tom, "what ails your eye, Joew
Jce,, az told a man hc lisd.h'o8oq 'f''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14
A PICTURE OF LIFE.
"CharIes, come here"

BY JANE E. RozsE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

or Bury not your faculties fn the sepulchre
of idlepess, #iay F4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

"Why, mother, what have done?"
r ''Done, you have not done anything, only set
poring over that old paper for an hour" +'
''But mother the chores are done, it is storm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-14

"Charles, come here" a.y .a ..s.s5
Slowly the boy approaches his mother, when
the latter gives him a smart box on the ears,
adding: "There, take that and now go TO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-07
0tfenbnbuett &c.



Mt1tig fitr @inpanperer unb Jleilerpe. a
GriparniB BON 3eit, 0elb nno Gntteruattg
bur6 BITE i.
Baltimore nt1S S1ipsG iienbabn
na9 alien Tbeilen bes WeltenS
Iber
2BarterSbur9 u1e Warietta, poer Genipppb,
@beelins uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb Sbtc- Gtfenbabn btstet benz ~retienben Dub
Hum BITE srSBten g0rttetls tn gema auf 8iaistetr, 8!fqusmltdc-
fett, StGerbeit, @nntNi6tett unb S&Gnbett Der e. enerlen. 70 se
He sn tetner anOern gatn II bteiens 2anSe nsbsrtrrhen ,rtrD.
DieGe 8atn pom atlanttiten Wteer %aussebens.- til bic dltefe aus
~ssOstnteae qnie, ~eletdaettts aber AUD Ste tirSete, ro fGaeafe
unb taber bic btlteft @rutf fur bic Netfenben nab bent S3efen,
bic nt6t perfeblen fUGten, tie su benusen:
Weilenentfernun9 pot Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
rtter parferSburG SS5 Ntetlea'
ueber Benwppo unb gDbeeltn9 eN #4s# Is
ueber 9arrtsburs unO 9tttsbrre oo .oo
Dur1 BITE Wlnrtetta. Qtnte oo3 no
cine @rGparnte at Der @ntfernpne Ron ITO
Durh bic Grluntbus- 4tnte o9 an
etne Grfparnis an Ter Gntfernune bon o9
WetGente, pebr BITE Baltimore nab io'etfenbakn benuben1,
l,oen Die SeHen In ~ Tasen turad unb fabren tn U18en. ete
eaf bas anertequenaae uuO NIT e%epulferten GtSen e~tngertttet fnb.
49,
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@er,ntlbte Mmseteen.
9r. 8. SaDue'8 @einnObcit8s BtllelI.
TIVE PILIS.)

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SIR bic Setlnl BON QeberbeIGpereet. 9tbt' VSelolnp's ~
pepFe. 3beumattau us, 8Ialeu- us gtersn.NIamtapr"' iinppeinia
S~erpen1hmIhe, ctbldut cber Npie, pahutunt9 .nniosn Snr{
feten Ss 8lutes @ntNhrcunsen, Weta"SSpo'MS, r,tt S % SSsitsp
Cbuer,, Yeritcp ma, Sfmerjen I'M NoPlet pe' m1 ernrfhc;tsn
Ncrn TSHfSn unh sen @iebern, Sdmcrrbooen' V""'"''""''''"
ErGuentrantbeteH Il. &c u.h.i he Nrmerh,ro BON obfIL
r.rSsL Wit,s1n nint msbr pber peniger nptpl9 ut' uno Utele eeos'
uuVS !. So, Ns1rheu prbinbert mernen, mefn ole1elpen ou9e
nMu 49, n,SrSsn. Niemane fam Itb mcbl flblen, 10 lang.
s'ns ySSsrftopiuna im 3Srper itottttneet' Die 6nccrh paH19s psa9s
n ny 4sTkst TtSsfiihe Rrantbeien berprrbr ugt, welhe blrb enten
1efhaen unb ridtgen @ecrahp ppN apIupteHVe" v''p'S"'" '"""'
ieibr rermteben pereen tbnnen.
Der Ierfcrtieer fam oiie Ytlen nit Der 9rbBten SnosFPogs eH.
plebIeu, IberSeu9t, oos oieIelben bet meuenl peuet l"p, WY ~
oneereu eebrdudlihen pinen osIelben ltno nrloer' PrpHP~t'
itbersr uHh oIcihmdBiaer in ihrer Btrthng.
Heim @etrauhe 1T teine belonoere ScrpVl HOLDS. ytn. tanN
sIen unb trinten we ~sepbbnl9; unO men" "O''W'"'S WV" "''
oIeih rab benz Einuebmen oerielben e1len.
1aS sitter bot Eeinen gnauB aut otelelpen' ca Ve 10 o"laHtn's"'
oeIekt fnS, bds fe f6 INNER lhnel i'm Wta9en aunpen,
. WRsnn hiefelben in tleineren Opien 9enpnImen peroen, perpenern
Il. Sic @6fte un ftnc let,t %abtIbreno; peroen le aoer IN ltertelI
ScSrn oenommsu, 10 fnb lie fart %obfibreno, tneent te ben 9aH5en
Nobrunostonal pcR allen iaulen, repeneen unc unreulen Se9en"
fSnbsu reiniaen, un6 geIunbe Nbionoerun9en I'M Mta9en' IN cst S.
br unb pu6ieSencn otNersu Or9anen seS 3OIperS aar Tol9s
baben. er.,ss.;..r
NCor Fam FA 3n alien 3ehen uno betnabe 9e9et que NIanteeIs1
efnurbmeu, @aen @ntSlnorneS-, Ne6iet-. unpleilence' Sal'
Ier- nun ans onSereu arten pom 1ebern, Selblnht uno geberoe.
Thnerher, @e1en SpSpepfe lnb lie III Der &bat EN- oorah9tVeS
SE;tteI ba lie mad ltnb uab bic i6d6tlfen abioneerun9en pes
lBoueus uh Der 9eber entRrnen u1o 9eFiroe Sbdti9etu III oeleH
wi6iioen Sraauen bereorbrngen. Oteielben lne unbeSa9iea!
In RrSnfbetten Der Sout unc mas man ~9spSbnlI5 "llnretneeH oS
BIutes" nsnnt; ebenio bel Standardization, Berttrpfnngehu u; ].
N. ub in Der 8hot bel alien R~rantbetten, mo ehe CnHeips'
gdfte perteIIerube Ceer a~tIibrsnoe WeniSn nStbt9 lem loute;
Tnepepde wirb uufeblhor ourd, ben anbaltercen 0eotatg ctelsD
nertbpOnen Yrlparats 9cbpben. nameniuG ns'p W t. sn4
Burumittel, in 8erbtnSun0 bomit' Der Son@rtF sea'aS Ss0tHa"'
SA
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rsgerit6erltngs @eIeQI0oft
fGA N,%<e ~ ..

9e5en Nernft eurd Seuer gu IHa6Rp. rer8es h,,4
@Tsgote nm went9en Dollars tep9rricGiu ipf,Sen T. N"' j'9'fPe
6ar Die Sotttat br @daaf5fl6luna| ,m6 9ro r,T
9e8o9'Hn0 etrFa0er gerlGite tHr8et bic @mGen FER "F7t" :" O"
Sirefturen:
penn: go y. s. qOgEenDuen, Gec. q. ssu II S'@'
Source y gaatgsf' SeteRent Scent, SaCcG 81. S8iabrsy.
+ - @"g = B 9 Better 9 0tar6 MciSin =. SIS &Saes -.
&02EH B SG9e7e'er 9erm9nn ltarcue, 6. gysySIFnS-
" 9S. 19sm@s &siatam S4aQ, anton s%eiai% a gsC;
MHrr@g, y. &aups: S0tn $; ateeI, gNtIian S. sspftS
3. y. Solrm1nn N@!beM g. 0opea'' gcc. { Snrp
@pCsrf S9ule5, @ttbeft4 T9efaG. Srar, 9SItinS5'' Sg,f..
ter s. @abeIt, W;(dDr DGGtr. 'o' N""'
morris 6itger, SrYdbert
t &utptph gartquc, Sefretys
Serrsn Gelrid8 & Qarn,an.
r. " Stellman, Surits & Go, .-
NU. G5Gte0s 4 Go.
&. u. Worturg & g.,
Nplcin pet0.n bon Oeni uHtsr3:ttnctcn ~ cen bilGatsr 2.,A,u
"N WI N''""e pCHtl%Gr SpEat d a~usaefent
0ifee: SO. Is SecpaoIr., ~ge9cIi6er Ser qSsSt'S hz agS"i'
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@ei6afts6iider, Sapicrz nne Sdreibmates
rialicu=2agtr.

Samuel Z. Turner, 3 Stbz@ 51tle8Ifr
bdIt ~beItdubi9 i'm gOrrab elm crosses Eager ben Yapier, Stretbma.
tcriatien, @elbdfts- unb @putO- 8a@erl. Sn ietnem 3a5er befin-
bet lb i~nldnbii6es unb mipcrtirte8 S6rstt. unb Srjefpdpter non
allen nl59ltden Sorteu unb 6ubrueu.
Rotenpdpier Itnirt uHS weib III GROCER &u8wabt.
Drtef-Gpubert rte aner SOrtem.
S6retbmatertaIen after &t fur Offee- HnS prpat9etraut
Stablteoern. %Seberbalsr, Sieeelaf, Oblaten, BIeittfte rme @rtt'
il, Etutenfdfer ,.
Etnte gum Sdrsibsn utb fir GcptcrPrehen, BON ben befea
6abrifeu, @epierprtESen, BcrtciohcS, PDrtertonnai8 &c. &c.
Sppie elm erc6e8 Eager ncn Badpapter, Speltarten, Grudet'
BORDEN &c. az ben btHi9ften Hretien.
GAMBLER un6 Oruter ans sem ganbe werben cs In tbrerR sSntt-
rsEe ftnheI, bet VIII p0rSuSprcden, lNelIlA
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Der 10 Il. Is 81. Bug fest tn gDtiminetsa IN @erbtncura nit
benz 6 Il. IS %. NaGmtta9Sjug paIis8iere t1nngn nuG mil benz
5u. 25 0. Nbenbsue raf Q0tln1tngtOn fp tie som GUnSatt2.r
etnsn gtef befrmnen uID iOpann rtt benz Il. IS ~. @lpreen-
3ug meter retfen f6nnen.
Ndbere NuStunft ertgeilta m Depot III 9reT6entet. pr @acnt.
(Natl,iD d%BtIttant @rawfDrb, Mgent.
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Nfemer um6 iutdti9er Gabrplan.
4hA Na6 Dem @eiten nnO SiiOen. -

VCener unC NtCDIt0er SS0Drpl6t1.
9hA Nad bem 8eiten ntrS SiiOeu. 1hEa
Baltimore un0 SbiO=Gifenbabn4
On unb rad benz rs. NcU. 1860 9eben bic Gage we fclat;
WDn Gam6en- StGttpn Baltimore: Der NDf8ue, GpnntdaS
ouSsenSmner, INT 8 ptr 80 Winuten VorSntttaes; un6 Der Or
peBju9 UNI a u6r - Dttuuteu gadmtttd9s. Getbe 3uge geben
na6 ausn 9beilm beS Q0efen5 unb Nprb-9Befens In biretter
Qtnts.
Stir gSeSsBafiagiere.
SaH aaen gnhtten %Bwtiden Baltimore unb ptsbm0ut nttnte
man ben $50 C3rntttd8- @ccpmr6atcu8- Bug. Na6 auen Yuutten
triften Niemont tmp ~IDbteltna rno spt6en GraftDl unb par
fersbur9 ben A lr BORN. u6 4 Il. .Rddm. "aue BEN Baltimore.
Der TrebertfzM
verdict Baltimore fur grtterif unb bic: baiptfden iteaenben
plate tdsltt UNI a ltGr IL Winuten g~ta&mtttass, nit &usnaEme
bes SDnntdsF, ub errfidt 5rebertf nm ~. 80 81. &benS8; ser,
ldst BET Der Ru6febr 8rebertd nm 1885 @prtntttdas uno lanai
In Baltimore UNI 10 u. 40 9R. MittagSa u.
Der @l(tcrtt' So Ittu8zN ccentpbatipn8z3 ua
8ebt tdsli& NIT Musnatn,c bcS SOnntaeS wte fplet;
BerlGet Characterization I'm $40 Nlpr9ens un6 Il, 500 gadnt,
Scn >e0tt's WtiaS UNI 7,45 DlUrsens, 2,30 II $40 No1nt.
Wad $50 btn0ton unp benz Sibel
9tbsn bic 8l8e u, AS arc 8 85 g~ornntttaea, fcrte UNI 8 10 anO
Am Gpnntr nm lis Mprecns. +
Son Wdi6tngton
Unit g. 20 Gb TAO gprmttta8s uno 3, 10 unS eco @n6m.
Mn GGnntas nur gadnittdgS tim IS, 10.
Der aroette uno pterte Bug Ron Baltimore rnb g4dfbtn3tpn YER
bnben fb nit ben 3ugen Der Nnndppls 8dGu.
Der annette uao brittle 8ua BAIT auf ben 8Dil&enfdttuner.
R%- Q8egen GtdetS, @uofunFt, Jabrt u. /. m. renee man fH
an s. 4. England, I9ent az Der GtdetsOffce, Ganteens
fdttpa. SD m, ., Smttb,
3rdnSpprtaItrn8rnetfer Baltimore. -
6. M. @CIe, General 8tleteur. (Mat6, 10
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NEWMAN BRO. g. SONS.
etabltlt in 1926.
Observation-Disclosures.
Tatrtti SO, 512, 51s unb 522 g8. eombarbfr.
8ertauf8.qofaG: gas N. 8oGttnlOreitr. mabs @barle8.
S6tIb: SIN Dthniatur -pianc,
roo mir itets Elm orcBeS enforcement BON ben
ppr3Islt6Iten Dtanp8
in biei8er Gtabt p%orrdtbt9 baten. gae Gabea bopPeItsn JteiOnan8-
br6en rnb inb iberiatet.
rniet srobes Concert BanO, nit ~bpppsItsnt Patent JeiOnanJ-
bOSen uno iberattet. pir6 BON feinern Snitumenf, bas ie in befn
2apot periertst wurbe, ubertrpfeu,
9rofeIpreu, &unffreunoe unb 6o8 Rublitum werben bDft6it
gu etuent 8e1ade unb Yritun9 unieres BorratbeS e%in8elaeen.
SSehe8 bon ulS oerfouIte ptano pir6 auf 5 Sabre 9aranttrt. nit
benz Qricite9ium eS innerbalb 8 WtCnaten ausSutduiten. ncnn
eS ben G6ufer nt6t b~eire6i9en }Cute.
BJ- Werfauf8bebingungen b%efriebigenb.
Serner
Gin @crratb bon
George Yrince & Sos Melepeons, e
(bte &Iteite Tabrtf in bieiem Qante), meI9e mir gu Sabrtffrefea
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@nrsetS. 0nrncts. Sc nrts.
. $. s. WetubarSt, sss.
0urtler unp Sabrttant BON 6trurgtfhen
S44 Hp,tu,o,34e ., -

RO, zoe Q8e # -BrattfraBe, Las. e..
ma5t bGm Rublttum btermit Se @n3e9e, bns CT ale 2rten tirur-
seidcr SSnfrlnlente alierh9t.
8rE9H&ui er uub 8onbaBen Ron ieber Baeon rprratbj9.
@eipnberS made i'd Ger3te @ui metnen Ntpparat gum Gu;ir ron
6ImnpfiBen aufnerinrl. Gbenip babe i'd cine nsue 9rt 9tiidgrct-
batter srfnnbcn, peIte prn ben Nel3teu ~teIpnoers bs9inli9t 1fnb.
gpt2l ,3mt) ' r
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Dirette Importation BON 0ten agaa9-
pr, pgrneitiue" tabeu mir aniere 9erSit. S%upCrtattpH bon ddtea
McerfAanm=@ dareni
brett bon br Iabrf e~rbolteu; f6nnen b%eIeGben Sabsr ui5t nur
ais G6t aarauttrtn, fpueern aud melt biQiger pertaufen, ais ie.
Die pfeisu inb aus nad ben ucuciteu Niuitern unb cine 10 rei8e
uub 9rp6e @uSmabl ais unfere ies9e. bat amertfa ui4t aufSupeiiea-
WeerldaumsD fetfen.
GIN ~prattpDues enforcement, nit un6 OIne StlbcrbIa9, in
Dfu6 umo g8a68 seIpttcn im Yreiie pom ST. %oufpart8.
WleerIGaum @t9arrets6aIter.
Su 9rBbter Itanni0faltqtett, ernfa4 unb NIT fem 9si8rtster
llngartIAe tnp tirtiiae g8et3la-Hp6re.
SIT otelfdlt9er alnspabt ppn allen @rSBen 81 10 Cts. Der @tmf
urp %anfp1rts. .st' n
S6BRe Scrnfctn NtunbIptsen, bini9e beutibe 9feifen unb a,cr,
,euautGpie ieoer Art, feine ir0nsEfi@e Gioarret. @tuis. @hrnpf.
tabatSpOItn, &abafSbeuteI, 3un9er, @diepieiftn u, +. ~.
Smpprttrte Stt8arrsn brett eoH 9apanna ~DeSp8en; ebenfauS che
Scrrtt ppu inl6ubtI6en unb heulbcn @iosrrsn>
Gurft4er Naud9tabaG, Sartnas, Scuiiiauo 8irainia II. (. No.,
Sttcr arttIeI 'pre 10 0arantirt Se ~barsstelt,
Sebricer Gutrp. 2
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-07

Ga Sur befDnberen &e~r1tntBndbt1e.
&tnwancerer unb Seiienbe fOnten febr SprfGtts fein, tae te TIRE
8ilttte faufen unb fOlten bttfelben nur non icl&cn a%naeftatsn
8tonnten iuufen, relae RON ttrtm @etatt leben. ntGt aber BON
Wntlern Dter 8pifdtntrdsern, ba fs font her Gefatr ~aasssiett
inb. btl6mtncelt ;u rercen unb itr @elb untfraf ~ausseten.
Ourdfabrt8=Btlette n et a
mad dIen Ttetlen bes gDeftens Fnb 3a tabtn Set
Gb. g. Silbebranbt,
general. Grtsrdntcu-@ gent Der 8a!iynOter rO
+ Obtp-GtfenBdta.
saso II Sec. 81 Tbame8I tr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-07
Geners0 crfderunae

J~ohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms,
Wo. 70 Secpnbffr.
Teuers, Marine= unb Reconsideration
rIn9SsNOmpaNnten. a rrs f..
- SldDer1te lntO fefteite TonlpaQnie. en-
SerltTerun88@Gcmp. Der Galep b. Btreinieu.
mt 100000 @apttat.
31ndburgzSe ritderun98s@ pmp. y. 8trotrteu.
t.I NIT 100000 capital. Fll
NlbertarlezW erli9eritno8> Comp. y. gSiroi,tien. 81
init $2OO,0OO Gapttal.
&barter O1fsVerIt6. Comp. BON SdrtfDrb
- nit $350,000 capital. .'
SecHrttpsV erl iderung8zGcnlp bon gteps glcrt-
a, nit $270,O0O gapital. Ia . ..
pppntr=Uer1tderurl08zG p1tp. BON yeenzQ)erf
ou nit $500, 600 capital.
6eiplttes8 er fderunQ8sg cntp, y. Gen zNorf
M nit $270, OOO @astaL. q -
Weont0ntsger liderung8z@ Comp. y, Nenzg)Drf ~.
M !. NIT $1,000 Capital. M -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .@Spntp Dpu Nerp<0lnr !
nit $250,600 GnpHor.
Wtercatttle WlutltQi 9forinp .t Ii
nit 81, 600, 900 GovftaI. .. 5rm
Seretnl9te StGaten Observation-Disclosures
" nit 81, 972 GaFual.
9pr11ern A1tural1ce<G Dlltp. rpa Qorbbi.
nut 81, 1914 III &apdtaI. - .tIt
-SH OSsH peWertten Scnpdgnleen Tb Du b, Vs,;s,..... -
StaGtes Dtarblan6 autD6firt un6 llenjfrt. - S'"'"' os
Ut pn Gem tt1terJetfaeten reprlicntrten 6onr,,,ssa. -.
Sttttp petIn9bGrsS @oPttal sam pollen ptsp fs,.E Sa.sH
OF H peronlnprltp mir bic 3dbtuua bon gerDf ten "o'9'0'""
eiest. 9NE bn "1S "SttGite pantdta
greb. Ifium, suro.ppr. .-.e. 80 @eN0'oEG:
NALL II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-01

0TLord North, who dctested music, wos
asked to subscribe to the ancient concerts.
lie refused. "But your lordship's brother,
the Bishop Of Winchester, subscribes, y
urged the applicant. "If ! were as deaf ns
he, ! would too" was the reply.
G-"When | go shopping" said the old
lady. IL alters ask for what | want, and II
they have 1t, and it's cheap, and il can't be
got at any place for less, | almost alters take
it, without chaflering about ii all day, as
some people do"
0T-Wha;'s in a dressl" asks a popular
writer Sometimes a good deal, and some
times precious little.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-01

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED ll!u
STONE & THOMAS

TAKE PLEASURE to announce that hy hmeju Just received tbrs Seconds mhu r. 49,,
4 Staple Dry Goods, bought amor entirely with CASH, whchinn uim"S s s.M, & ~ "a ma
is equal 10 any They have er bnmhtt the cyiu nd in VARIETY md on NTuWpm 80 H @r
and cheapne@I is unsurpassed by any mhe West In tAr stock mnyL found aInn a vrv oe'y
OF Goods adapted to LADHh,h MEMS and Bow WERl. A
IL their Retail Department they isib thea uenhuno he Ladies I, their large stock of RICH
DRESS SILKS, being The largest stock in the Gy. and embracing anH htssyieo BnyaMrs
pmids Set Figures and Phn-pics greatly reduced. FRENCH WODLENS Ia viii Nbms
adD DECLINES, plain and gued;P ids Lhmarinesn and Venuns in ""eari vnnmN
AID ENuLsH Gons to witt Duas, Poi de Chwps Magentn Clubs. etc IntbaTsn,r
men our stock Is very hpe.Nwie rs Lrge as INV in leci and very very gra bmpnnsp gwen
FCRs enbmGngV hornAM uHa MuHues, Cuffs md Gloves Clonks md donkfng enmncn,
a great variety some very Gh. and desirable with inninrsn mitch In ourS hn1 Dmrmn
may be hund all the latest styles md hel largest stock in the city. We have very choice STYLES
mde expressly for us. Ours stock OF American Goods to witt delnnes ujIs inUbom md L
fabrics OF every lind, embraces nsd housundso ynds every variety md price Commts md
N!cohs; Wecal palcIor armtonto our stock Of cnrmtng and oil clWh. ass We are deshousof
quitting that branch ofbuiness. Weae prepared to- e gI aRrr Irnina Ir NTs nd
Bows Wear we call attention to the largest stock Of cloths, cspimtre caaGnets Jeans weeds
Fanrel.c anons Muns, etc, that kept BY any similar nmp INF city ~ M JohhMo m"
pmmentw we call the nrentOno of he Trade. Ours stock o Goods ndN ntons will he Ind
to be very mn, and adapted to the wants OF tho Trade md in varey, sWe and price second to
no bins hoSe nihe city Buying win Cash utmost excushuIy,w we cmta cash trade ada are
prepared to sell pna as good terms by the piece or At rnlns any hou.e In The Vest
Pareess zen" any part fuec y Tree ofexPnse no&T STONE & THoMA AS.