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No. e-Tanuary IA, 1890.
LADIES' LIST.
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Anderson Miss LA Achle Miss EmilyAtley Miss Ada
4SsSi MssN A1s slSIn M JUL Julia AiSisrd Miss
Rresdxe MHM BALDWIN f s Mrs INV BSrEs & MIs Bridget
BBiiss MSsMIa Bowman MssJ BC@aa MEs Della
BBSsy M.s SSSs BSs Ms. MR. Biz % Mrs
Bsns MI: M. Liza Bsy BBssy Bonns BSTa MAR
Grsx,sEs gs ~ Ssst EE Ssrm: M.E
Ss1s s: sis esaAss SsSsSs M ~ n
gispnerl I,n Ms Mss AS Collin Mrs. Coleman NH . R2
sssR $ ": %%sf SHssd M, %i'
Clarks and Cooks.
Clark Miss A Clark MissN v M Cook Mary Jane
d 4Ft@sf +
SssT BSgs M BSsss.1 BbSssn. Ms aS'
Dudley Mrs Ellen
Edwards A;i Miss 4 Enslshat Missio aEdwArds MrsM
F
Foster MssE Fsulson NssK Finn Finn Mi:sRsslns ti
Furnsld Mrs Mary -hN@AA f. I
Mr. Sh M aSa Ms Ksts ks
widow ~ =" Gibson Miss Sarah '''''' : 1850 =" :.
Manny'AAnn An, HatimaH %Is Mis- i,a Hooker Mi.LA
HendersonMrsCv Hnsdale Miss H Halliston Miss N
Hunter Mrs e., Hobbs Mrs Henlings Mrs N
M Hwas NH HssSs HsSf
Hooker Miss L A Hubbeil MIS- sA Tf 7FTl
Z 1 and ty
snDsSn lehman M 5Ssga Mr. wa MMrseM
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knsh knsss M:5 M ksa ksiss H::k Nj: Ksggs kgfss Mp
Lsyman Miss Little MlssL Iampson Miss E
Macs
McKeshan Mrs Mrs. McHoland Miss MMcManus Miss L
Msan Msdkek Mr. Mitchell MssJ
TSTs TSTs Ms M;s Ms511i MsI Ms M MMay Ms1Syns sk
Murchapd Mrs M Mordaupt Miss l. Murry Margaret
Marsh Mrs Miller Miss u Marsh Miss
Narsman Mrs NJ Nuxoll Miss Dina Newman Caroline
Noble MISS J Nixon Elizabeth Neel Mrs Caspar
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Owen Caroline O'Bnsn Mrs Kate ONei Margaret
p aa- -Fa.
Paul Mrs Jennie Paul Mrs Mary Porter Mrs NJ J
Parish Miss Molly
Ross Mrs AM Raips!ns JennieA Rimpler Miss N M
Reese Miss Eliza Ryan Miss Kate Rollins Mrs p
Raymond MissFM Richardson MssM Rankin Miss u
Robinson Miss II Rickard Miss
~N-& f@1 SA4il .islif Z t4'
ssnsr Any STEPPING MEsE stssls sss. Mn NHra
Slack Miss SoleMrs Harry R Sewell Mrs NJ
Staff Miss Eliza Slicer Miss Scott Miss NJ
Steere MrsEF Sedan Mrs P sweeney Mary
Singleton Sarah Smalwood Mrs J Stockton Mrs M
Steurens Mrs M Steele Rebecca Stokes Sallie
Sparks Mrs 3 ..,r. .
Toushig Miss Thompson Mrs Todd MrsMargarst
Turner Miss Thisel MrsM Tolburt Mrs NJ
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Walthall Mrs GWright Mrs I'd Wichmann Mrs q
Walsh Ellen Whitcomb Mrs J WrghtMiss L
Wood Miss Maria Wells Miss MariaAWilson Permelia2
Weldon Rebecca TWait Miss Susan Waters Miss 8 L
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Yates Miss MaryV
Zusg Mrs Susannsh Zeigler Miss LouissC
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pixies OPERA-HOUSE.

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y. -. .".5t8Se Dlrector
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FIRENIEN's BENEVOLENT RELIEF
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~ The Richmond Erdniner advises the
merchants and manufacturers Of the southern
cities to send out agents to solicit orders and
custom from the farmers, planters and country
merchants. A
@g-Ths Vestry Of Christ Church, Of Tarry-
town, N. Y, Is having tablet to tho memory
Of Irving prepared, to be placed in some
proper part Of the edifcs in tho course Of the
current month.
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~ a.. HsurAtHEh. A~ction ana Intn
II. mission Merchant, Nc. . E3tes House.
Regular Auction sa,es AussasJ, 4AG.s-ey
AID saturisy mornings also eser. evening. II
nitrrs sales every saturday morning.
10 rarticular attention gwen 10 sales ir ut
rpustry- " - J.
TtfSr fsc3i se7s froGa tta .gnur1cau tfocb CO. s
u large Tot "a - hour ana s day c.ocas, asserted
styles. st NJ. k.tes iisase.
S~ptt2i d, L. II HfaRET.
- FGsIN Ed this Gay, cs.sigameul, eases If
lAhne Calf B5ts--to b. cissei cat Immediately,
No. Estos HoaEe. lSeptl2
JJsa received from ne snut.tssresss large let
~ Of Hep kpst; also,a large eonsi gEment et
hos cry. hf Nc. Ester iioasG.
neptl2a
Nov on hnts large stees ot Je~elry Of very
~ variety also Stationery AID Notions 1T ali
kinds. Merchants ana peaders will do we ~ cell
and examine this stock il will b. elo-ei out yer,
low. u. (. LII 6rHhEf,
sept,. Aucsieneer.
lust received pocA.i rotlrFy If every variety
J AM 4aali;y, AMI large assort4sen' of Table
Cutlery. Also Iel Il Plated Table and Tea spgons
al No Estss teufe. SeftiIdj
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When the 6reclan world rested from it's
war labors, in the age ~ Perieies, we began
to hear OF Aspns ia, his counsellor and wife,
whom historic criticism has lately vindisatcd
from the sspersi ons II her own and Peric.es'
personal enemiss- NneB some conquered .
pence in the first centuries Of the empire,
Eypatia appeared 10 the xchool Of Alexanjris,
inferior to mons Of her male contem poraries,
- lecturer In philosophy; when The Italian
republics were at their height, the Ital-
ian women. especially the female lsw-lc
rsrs ii Bologna, were unsurpassed bv tie
other sex in learning and genius. In dplo-
ma.ic circles, All on the thrones Of moder1
Europe, women have displayed a grandeur
of talent, and welded power that was IRE.
fragible. The late Qacon OF Portugal, the
present Queen Of Spain, Victoria of England
and the Arshanchess Sophia of Aus:r,s, are
no more infsTioF t. ..slis Nspolson, ths
King IT Piedmont, the Cz,r of Russia. thar
TO Isabella 81 Castle, Elizabeth Of England,
Catharine Of Russia, and Nara Theresa
They are superior 20 ,hs X ny Of Prussia an
the Emperor Of alstfsn.-i Uh1istian Hxem
fns~
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Lee County Coupons, old CITY Scrip, an,
new City Scrip for sale at this Office.
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= kUMUA POST OFFICE.
Open from u ,. N. to p. m. On Sunday e from
to -. N.
DAILY ARRIVALS AEa DstARrERKs eF THE NAILS.
Eastern hail arrives At p. m, and closes at 8
=. n.
st. Louis and Southern Msils arrive At 8 p. IN.
afd close ut . .. m.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Mails arrive at s .. IL.
N close ut 4 q.
Quincy Mail arrives at O'Clock D. m. and closes
at a. m.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arriveat
81 p. IN. and close at .. M.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. IN.
and close ut . .. M.
Western Mail arrives nj u .. and closes at
7 a. m.
Charleston ttri-weekiy1 Mail departs on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock n. m.
AMI arrives on Tuesdays, Thursday. and saturday i
at o'clock p. nj.
RICHARD McALLIs1ER. Pm.
Dec. sh, 1860
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Patterson 4 Timberman have packad TO-
600 head, Goldman l. Co. 9,l5l, and Cleg-
horn. Basty Co. J. 66o. Very few are
coming 10 except on contract. Prices are
down to - % 10 4 50. There are mary
hogs, - is believed, yet 10 this region IN
soid; but owners are waiting for rise. In
the meantime she hogs are getting very fat.
The impression seems to be general that the
hog crop This ssnson witt be short.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aOuD-We met one of our friends yesterday ON
Roadway. aud was astonished 1t the change In his
| appearance. A few weeks ago Ne 1Aw him, be
was pale, lean ard detected; conplainining OF
weakness and debility, having been afflicted all
summer. Now he apt ears TO be fat, healthy ami
strong. We learned that he owed his restoration
to health entirely to McLsan's streng thening
Cordial.
We adyise all who are complaining OF General
Debility to try III ii il avery pleasant remedy. We
learn that there large quantities Of Ii sold daily.
Il Morning Herald.
See advertisement, In another colalan.
Dec. 10 daw
Sells We'll.
LAFAYErTE Ind, aug. 81, 40.
Ma. W. b. SLOAN:
-- Bcar Sfr--t frw weeks ago We b1ugfIt II fgw
dozen Of your Ointment OF a travelling agent Of
yours, and find that il sells well. 1t 10 all gone
Ii yea send a. aezen We viii ssmit you the mn-
nsy In whatever form you may direct.
Yours truly,
RI. LAWRENCE son.
Fee Sloan sadvcrtisementin another ccIumnof
this paper. lDec. 10 dot VII
| H8-The female organization Is often as fral
- that Of tender flower. Many of the sex enter
In 70 the marriage relations without being able to
endure the labor AVID trials OF maternity. In this
country thousan Of yeurg and beautiful women
are sacrificed every year from this cause alone
Hos;etter' e Celebrated Stomach Dittsrs will save
mnyof this elias from untirnely grave, This
! me cine rs Leu IL d vi great banait by im
mense numbers ii people throughout the Union,
| and he prcprictors have received grateful com
meniatons from al ssestana of the country. The
/ Blttars vii be foanl TO be very pleasant TO the
| taste, evenas beverage, and prompt and power
| fu IN il eaects neuicina. Is irfases new vi
talty Toto IL. ffame, aha strengthens tLs rhols
| ssstem, 70 that women who uae is are enabled to
/ 70 Through with lahors hich, without it, would
be certain 10 PROSTATE hem. Try it aud you vii
De eenvinced.
F9r sale by druggists and dealers generally ev
erywhere.
Sold oy p.GiBBoss, A. J. WiLgIEsos, BARrLEr,
KAYE d Co.. and j. I. WILKINSON.
| Dec. 10 '50-daw
CITY HzsPENNAky.
Remember that the City sispensxy is open eve
ry day iran 10 to IL O'Clock a. m, when the poo,
can receive Eeuieal aud Surgical advice gratu
i iioasly.
No charge for medicines when authorized by til.
| Mayor, " proper representative Of the city Coun
eli.
Prompt attendance is required, as no cases viii
receive attention after the hour specified.
seps27d &c. HUGHES, Dean.
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BANKERS, ATTENTIONS
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults
], .,.,iirIlif.l,. tsf,ss

HALL. tAREcEg. a. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS u thu celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
wAieh are known TO be superior TO any other, and
are perfectly free from dampness. None suit those
.ilalis Patent" can BE- relied on.
Neare also sole manufacturers OF the world
Rank Lock, chords Champions,
WIN Halls Improsesnsnr.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
Others arc
Ii has an outside combination key that viii
battle the most expert burglar or scientific mcchan-
c il has 30 keyhqle or stem, spindlo dial that
can be knocked of iefaced as 10 prevent tho
person having the key and combination from open-
ing The snie.
~. ~ ssimposaibletn get any explosive matter
In the lock- or in any way dcince the face OF tho
door to prevent the person having The outside
key and cosnbin from orenns the safe.
81. ! N has no springs, ana for this yeason alone
places III above any LOCK in Use, as it is impossible
to get it Of order, and ii has greater security
than any lock known.
Neinyite AL Bankers, County Treasurers, Mer-
chants and Others, tocali and examine it.
HALL, CAkkOLL CO.
sALEsRnOM--Eo, II Main-st. Merchants Ex-
chan re- buildings IT Louis, Mo.
July "a, 5e-dAw sdply
Nm. yENciLL. n. n. JONES.
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lN-Remembcr there vii be . great sale OF fine
Furniture ut auction, this Saturday morning st
10 o'clock, at the saierToom OF sD. r. Humphrey,
No. + Estea House, consisting OF ] enc Bureau, A
lei a Beasscads ard Masiresses, Feather bed, =
lot Chats. consignment Of Cassinsts, unaer-
.hlrss, Notions, Table Cutlery, -.
dsaltdlt
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[
The following highly seriptural effort is
from the late message Of Gov. John j. Pet
tus, Of Mississippi, 10 the Legislator. of that
State, recommending secession from the
Union:
Embodied 10 tho reserved rights OF the
StAtes, il the soul Of American i,b-r,y--,hc
great saving principle TO which the Southern
States can alone look and live. Thi. saving
principle must perish under Black Republi.
can rule. Thee 20 down into Egypt while
Herod reigns in Juisa; it ID the oaly VI cans
OF saylpg tbs lie n the Er. manuel of Amer
lean politics; ard when IN after wears il shall
be tod 700 that thew who songh. the life If
this Prince Of Peace anu fraternity arc dead,
you may come up ous of Egypt, and realize
all the fond hopes d patriots md sages, of
peace On earth and good will among men.
un6er the benign inaaence o. "a reauit ed gov
eminent, deriving its just powers fran the
consent Of the gorerned.o
Vel! done, Pettns. In the ciass.ca! Ian.
guage OF the profound Capt. Bunsby, "tbs
meaning OF this here observation lies in the
arplicstion OF the same" We hope Mis.is-
STRIP will have q good time OF il, 'going
down into Egypt, while Herod" lridelic,t
Lincoln) .reigns in Judea"-to.wit: the
Union.
MO- 80 ''khe reserved FiEnks Oh tno Stakesp
are ssthc Emmanuel Of American politics >,
are they And "the Young child's life"
is in danger from tibet awful baby-swallower,
old Abe Llaesin, il il? And Goyekhor Pet.
tus really THINKS that stbe young child" can
come up out Of Egypt (to-~it: the Southern
Negro Confederaey) after Herod Lincoln as
aforcsaid) has cot through reignlns 10 Ju-
dea? Really, now, Governor, wouldn't il
be we'll to consider before you take .'the
yorng chiido clean down into Egypt, what
the cnances are of letting back into Judea
Because you might rossbiy find, you know,
that tina, Jordan ID a hard road to travel, es :
peclaily with very young children.
II it worth while 10 leave land flowing
with milk aud honey. for u nebulous king
dom, subject TO all manner Of plaques, Aad
principally conspicuous in history for an ex
traordinary stampede Of fugitive slaves,
which once took place there?
Perhaps Gov. Pettus bad better reconsider
that neat little Egyptian parable, before oar
rying the lesson be inculcates from it into
effect.
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AEINsUHANCL.
Miss curl State Mutual
sNn yaEfNp Nng \

ETNE ANU IHAHIVE NSIHANJE Cum 4 HN
OF 81. LOUIS.
DiG.cTGRs:
Is. Mecane s, III. Edgell, C.s. areely,
E.Myman. G. IL Peek B.W. AIsxande,
JAaasA smith, A. u. Pomeroy, ID. y. Page.
X IS. aLLlori. Ses'y. d. NJ. EDIEhLs Pres Il
Decentralization RISKS rARes.
X. u. HaAMES, General A gent.
dsc9dly A.. HRIDaMAN. Ag't, i auA ok.
tx HHDs. prime M. a. = L. Ala for snle BY
~ w. Ia. AUSTIN a CO.,
iy1l lis Mains
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NeIix We'll.

Fee Sloan = advertisementin another ccIumno
this paper. Dec. 10 dot VII
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Great Bargains IN Clotning.

Oarvin, Bet q Co., UOrner OF Main and
attn street., Reos az, Iowa, having determine.
TO close out their large and magnificent stock
OF Ready Made C!bshing, IN the coming two
weeks, at a reduction from former prices,
Merchants and Clothing dealers would do
well to avail themselves ut once Of this rare
opportunity for bargains, as it is not proba-
bic that chance of this kind will often oc-
cur. CoAE ONE, coAE ALL, as We will posi-
lively close at the time specified.
dec3-d6w2w
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Cohp.-Tbe Thermometer yesterday morn
Ing indicated 2 degrees above zero. As this
Thermometer was 10 the shade, perhaps it
might hnsa -hren- collier eiseHherei The
river was quite full of running ice, and
every body wished it would stop running and
make bridge.
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DOM M ERUIAL.

n..v -. ID. ri 49, 4
Aeokuk. b. 10, /
FLoUR-Supernre. ~ go Sprfrs vheat. ex-
| ira, ~ 40. FAN whcat.oxtra, As rs. ,7,r
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 so perloo.
CGaE-ao To e2e
BARLEY--sprinc 4oa4bc
WHEsr.-Iu good demand. Fall so 70 ee:-
sp,ings5 10 zoe choice do. ~.
oAIg-lsc. dun.
YYE-4o. in rood demand.
pOIATOEs--.s To 10 hv the lcnd retail 40
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RnnkaIhra,sn uua.

The nates Of the following Banks are throw out
by ths Bank II Lis CITY, AT tAe last dates they
ware b. ught In ci.icago ., s. cents. the potrs
are ami y cured, grsat shave sheu!d be submit
tel to. feaeeI il ss possible that most Of them nay
be currentin thirty days:
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Baltimore, Sen II. Saauar 1860.
Sobngea,, Der pr Saibei $%I.YSe$sii.5o.
Butter, Bette @oben IS 6tS. b Ii. @Gaeea 5000, Roa6utt'
12GOl5 @t8.
Gr6ien, 1915 . Sad e BufD)
6rd@ts, Qiolth) @Ianesln, pet4I@; 4 Gte., 9ari4. g.
8@t8., Jt0lnen, ~S2.256D$2. so d Dor, Oatte(n 4O5 Co..
ySst8si SG9l2h 9tS. 2 fb, aOrint3en 6 @ts., Gttronen s.
6ebern, orOimSrs 5000, CUTE 550048 et5. p ii.
9uano.s Yeruotantber 2247 y 56IlO62.
@pp8, y Gpnne So. 1904.
q %etretbe, @eBen rptber 125GOlS0.
wetBer gutter l300Dl45, ertra fetner 14S.
@ater, 9i9. uno 9tarplanb $1,000, penni, 4s045 Gt5.
@o3aen, &arptaab 95GS5g5 Gts., Semi, 81 et8.
@ewir3, Pemont IL Cts. p tb, @elfen 1o01OK Cts eitn
SSn9wer 54G05& M%u8tatuub 65f0e8, gfefer lOM01oA
SOBtsn, feiNe 58ortturs p &rnne $3.50, 0nn of the Mn'
SIS, sunp 81. %, Georges @ret aue 5prten $3.50, Nntbra-
cite fr Sttaot9ebrau8 "a. 90 SO, %ptb- unO @eiboi8er
unb Baltimore %@pmpognie SIS. rs.
aaftee, 9tto p tb 1216G0I24 9to gut 11M@11 q prima 1214
m G1127{, pro Sgc;s 1os1-11A Sara dts si;, SaauapTa 12@ls
Ohio Soc Grra 81. 10000, Gttp Grtra se.25 Baltimore
6amplp $500 Gr8an9e unO So 0pmin $3.50,
&Ossei 81 IS, aornmebl galtc @ountp So IS, g8eGbs pa.
tapstS 9hls ertr9 6pn1tlp $500, 8uhwei3enmebI SO, an
Del, Sperm y @alOne 81. 25G01 IS, Common gsbafe 6507o
SIS: Ratent 7oG075, SarO-Oe 750So@ts., Seiniauuen-O e
grpptiioneu, geef y 100 fb $12018, weeB.g BORT &c., 90.
@erduherteS Sdpeinefeit: S6ulter p fb IL Gs.,
Ssjten 10 Cts, 99jnten 109lSh @t8.
un9erdu1ertes Shlpetteletl6: Sbulter 6M Cts, 9eten
81 GtS., 2arb 1917 Gt5.
&ataf, Marpt. $3.50, Conn. SO. Oo0S. so, gut "a. oo04. so,
ptlttt oo.UOIWo.0U, gut DIS 1en prdlut So. O0iOl 600, gdni
tstn farbt9 $500, Sanoblaher 2 .50l04, 90, O6erlanb $40
$4, 8pbenbl1tter $3.50, rotbe unb geoupfe Sc. 50O9. 90,
tetn 9eb $1OGGl3, ertra fsne rctbe Dedbldtttr $14, 8entudp,
$5.5OG06. IS. fem 81. 1908. so, ertra 5000.
In9ebpten murben 700 S6ien, mpopn go bon
tielsen Me49ern 9etauit muroen, gu Qrdien SO. O0GD4. 25 %
100 ID. : S9aae S2.5O04.eO 90 Stid, : S&weine S.. so
"a 81 O. 100 lb.
@ bt8tee, Gito uno 9anb 8 @alone % Cts, Ohio 286O27.
3uter. 9tep= Orleans p 100 tb SIS, so, Qcrtp Nicp S6.37% "a
$6.75, Cuba $7.o00S.00, @aifn. 3uter itebt in ben per-
]i9ie6enen @ra0en bon se.750l2,88 { mad hnalttat, ,rrinaa
G~rOcer'8 SOrten: SO. 80 s8.7507. so.
DO, SO. 12-14 81. 7508. 90.
DO. So. 1913 So. 25O8. rs.
30. $50. 1870 SO. 25.
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SaubpI3,
3m n~errenten
gu perret1te.

gu perrenten:
Der Saal III Der alien Gurn=6aue, Gde Hrpnt. unb Qombornnr.
@el4er f6 iebr gut fir @obltbattetetts- @elenl5afttu umb anbere
Seretae et9nd, tam nod fr eint9e @benoe in Der gpde unter biz
lt9en 8eStn9un9en a~b9egeleu perbeu.
Ndbere Nustunft in Der Sale iebft bel
(Sa11, 1W) 8. GpmmeIfeIb.
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~ Sper I'M 6rpntfr.@96eater.
Seute allc finoet Die Auffi9run9 pe8 p6reis
4tt" ltatt. Die @cpper'i6 Spernz@es
lell4aft 1T oieIenl Oteiiterwerfe %uulere8 groBen
Weber pp1fpntn1cn 9ewa4ien unD 10 lpllte eS
fein &unltfreuup peridumen, Der 8crlteIuns
bet5unp6nen
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0erfauf.

kktfETs%s Gum Nerfnuf.
kNiii so Ifer 9ano nit 9uteu @ebGuli6fetten. 16 Me(en
Eg&iiI bon Der Statt nobe Der 9anoItrabe lnb in Der geiuu6e-
E1AA.A item @egenc, 11o% @fer an Ser Nprtberu Central. gi-
lenbabn, 80 Weelen- BON Der Staot nit %@eb6uoen; 10 Mder an Der
alien 6reberit @pao, gut a~nsebaat; 107 &der nit bibI9en &c.
baultttetten nno Anla9eu, wiro 8esen @t9entbum IN Der Staet
eun9etaultt; 6 @6er an Der atten 6reberid &oab 4 W1ele bon
een Der Stabt; 2 9Guier in S~Cworbitr., nabe Gamoenir. l in
SSeit; sombarbfr;; ? in 6aqettsItr. 2 in eerin9tonitr. in
6rontitr.; / III prattfr. l III 9anpperitr. 2 in WuIberrpfr.
uno mebrere anoere in peri6ie6eneu @esenbsn Der Stabt. 9ctS su
osrmtetben IN 8eit- Salhmoreitr. Mpnument-, @ab- unb Mcgl-
perrpfr. uno Sroaomap. Grlno gu pertauftn IN 8rpabpan.
S%runerenten 81 %certaufen. 9lp&er un6 Norris,
go. 60 6apsteltr.
ng- ~8auf6riefe, Wietb- Gontrafte, &e1tamente lmb anbere
l41utltbe Paptere, iopie QSaiien- @eridt8 GeI96fte wer6en beIteus
beicr3t. Nplbs
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0erfamfs=Mnsetoeu

IWIIEWIT UJHT ASGIW4
Soeben erbelt i'd cine Senbun9 alSae;etGneten italieui1d
0etn, btrett BON @enua, pelden tb gu biQi9em 8reiIe ~pertaufe.
GSa7S) NenrN &nefelo, SO. 5 6orriipnitr.
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SDfe All p~erfaufen

ODte 81 pertdlTen:
Die @a8ltht- 6 ompognte ron Baltimore bdt tets einen oroBer
8orrotb Der beteu Sprte @ote18 uno pertauft oteIelbe Al eiueat Der.
baltniBmGbtg ntebri9erenpreiie ais irSeno Elm noeres8rennmatert
I'M bef9en Wlarte, Sie bremen in 8G6eu uno p~arlorSien
Jan9eS lrc auf Dem Npfe,
SAB, 2m, iaE Sciepb Bronn, Ger.
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per Steamer Baltimore e%mpftn9en zine 50 RITZ lie 6abaun
&abaG wel6e ben 6abrHanten CUR @bnabnle ~eupieblen
Bra6t, 8pnetff 4 6 o.,
(Sa7S) 16 Qpmbarbitr.
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2,t nrrmirthru +.

Der in Der Bel, @taSe neineS 6auiss, SEQ, II &prb- 6~reberidltr
belegsne Salpon lit nod auf eini9e Nbenoe fei uno fin6eu @sIea
l9atten, @eian9pereine &c, unter biaieen 8ebinsun0sn feinen beGe
rem plab.
gin auS9e3ei3mster 6IaSeI Isbt sur OispeTtiOu.
O32T.S QR. Mobn.
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Ofiice Oes QSalierz8 DarO,

ben 10. DECEMBER 1859.
.Dte9 Settiun Der Srbpanans, Np. 40, mtrb tiermit 3ur 8enRt.
%ntBnabmt aaer babel tn~tereltrten peripnen SerDfentt1t, ba bas
@etss GsSen aue Uerlesun0en fren9 bur6eeiest rerben pirb.
Sd6. 9. Suter,
NDaGer S~neenteur.
Sett g.. @S rir6 hermit befctIen, bde penn trgenb en
@tsner por Gtgner, en Snbdber Doer Srhaber treenb zines 6ou.
les pner wfietbswptnuns iNl erlauben rber bulren, baB ireenb Elm
Sperant Ceer 9pbrants. gu fclAena Sanle Dber MietbspUbnune
eebSrtg Htebr Wa0er ldBt ais fir ben @ebrauh bes Gigners Cber
Snrotners nEtbis IL, baB, renu Icl6' abeelaEenes GDaGer burd
has Trteren In ir9enb elmer Straee, Zane, Mlen pMr 5Of In bieItr
Staet cer aus trgenb elmer anbert urfade S6aben p6er lnbe.
1uemlthtetten fur has Dubltfum peer Snbistbuen ~terahlnnen
lOate, bteier &t8ner Cber Snrptner tefraft merten Mnb cine
Summs BON sebn Dollars ni8t i~terfeiseub = aublsn fOa.
(Dtl3lr Sonlr Eeblp)
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Serlangt ltnb gcincbt.
9eutidtS arbeitzN % dUeiiuugs=8 iirealt,

VVWTIItpTEI+ IVU@ %,
uuter Muitdt Der oDeutI6en @eIeQidaH."
GQe D~ieienisen metde beuti6e Sanbwerfer, arbsiter ooer OieuI-
bOten Su bei6dtt8en wani8en, ipwie aUe reuf6sm grbeitiu6enbeu
wcaeu itt peri0nli9 Coer III frantirten @refen an ben Gsenten
Der @eieui9at 9rn. 8. S. @elltn99pff, SO. So. G6antes-
ltraBe tpen0en, welder unent9elbli6 auatunft ertbeuen ipir6. Gil
(;oS,td,+ miro ip9leit cine selunoe Qnme gum Gtillen. Nad-
Serlan0t : 81 9stsS ats @ s4Bnsii5 4 ge4it ssSeF a"S s. s;5St
Seiaattt8uu8 pani@en, t6nnen f8 uelben bel
s. 8ttmItne,
SO. 2 NCrtb- 9tbertpftraBe up Stairs.
aud' lit @ui8inen- @eiOe unb aHe @nrten @pSlcOttOn biuis gu
BADEN. Wot1I,i[