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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-17

BELL AND EVERETT Official ne.
cessities sometimes reverse the apparent
proper order of things, placing those
first who should be last, and last those
who are first in talents and position.
Thus it is with the Baltimore nomina-
t,ons. Without any disparagement Of
Mr.. Bell, who is a man of respectable
talents and qualifications, it may be said
That he is BY no means the equal of Ed
ward Everett, who is placed second on
the ticket. In learning, in experience
IN those qualifications which 90 to make
national reputation aud give the i'm.
press OF great MUD, Mr.. Everett ha:
!ew superiors, and greatly overshadows
the Presidential candidate. But it wa.
deemed exped'ent to take the Presiden
tlal candidate FROM the South, and Mr.
Everett kindly consented to stand Mum
Der on the ticket.-Joxraal Of Com
Nsevcs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-17
IDI.moc,.aic state Convention.

IT,. ..xersI members Of the Democratic State
s ns Committee and Editors Of Democratic
P.nsrs throughout the State, are requested to
.p,,n..icste their "pinion ia tho undersigned m
.ofhe time they may deem most suitable for the
holding of the state Convention Tor the nomina-
An carly reply to this request is desirable.
ID. A. MAHONY,
Chairman Democratic State Executive Committee.
Dubuque, April 18th, 1860.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-17

From all accounts the growing cot
ton, or this seasons planting, is doing
"a well as could be expected. The re.
ceipts at the ports now sum up over
100000 bales, as will appear by our
scmi-weekly table tomorrow, provided
we receive the Texas advices up to last
Saturday, which had not come to this
office last evening. The Charleston
weekly returns, according to the we'll
regulated figures of the Charleston
Courier, come this week under an er-
ror of ten thousand bales, which, it is
presumed, will be explained. The total
receipts at Charleston up to he Sd, say,
Uplands 1880 5; Sea Islands 1921 ;
total, 485,O33. According to the re-
ceipts up to 26th April, All ,947, and tue
receipts of last week, the total quantity
would reach 475,O7l bales. Neverthe-
less, we have no doubt but, in making up
the crop figures at the close of the sea-
son, there will have to be added over ten
thousand bales at Charleston and Sa-
vannah. There will also have to be ad-
ded an excess at Mobile, and an excess
at this little receiving point Of some few
thousand. In fact, # some folks wait
for the New York STANDARD, the oracle,
we fancy the corrections will amount to
one hundred and fifty thousand bales,
instead Of one hundred and thirty nine
thousand bales, as was the case last
year, on the rendition of the years
crop.-Neao Orleans Crescent, 9th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-17

The celebrated DR.. Winship has been
lecturing in Philadelphia, aud exhibit
irg some of his powers. He spoke o.
the importance OF physical training, and
gave synopsis of his own method. In
regard to lifting, he said, he at first com.
nenced with four hundred pounds, and
gradually increased the weight until, al
the end Of six months, he could lift sew.
en- hundred with his hands. A month
ago he could lift one thousand and fifty
SIX; week since one thousand two
hundred and three.
He spoke Of the difference between
sustaining and lifting power, saying that
an ordinary man could sustain two
thousand pounds. while he could only
lift about five hundred. After some
other remarks, he proceeded to plat.
form on which hung ten kegs Of nails,
weighing one hundred pounds each
The kegs and chain weighing ninety
seven more. This he lifted with appa-
rent ease. He then asked if any one Of
the audience wished to exercise at lift
ing. No one appearing, he took up his
one hundred and eighty pound dumb
bell, aud held it out at arms length ;
then with two dumb bells, Of one humid
red pounds each, lifting them above bis
head alternately. Soon after he sus-
tanned himself by the little finger Of the
lett hand-be weighs one hundred and
fifty pounds and afterwards exercised
hanging by the middle finger Of the
right hand. He then lifted up a barrel
OF -four, which weighed two hundred
and seventeen pounds.-Scientife Arti-
san.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-17


Passed at TIE Quarterly Meeting cfAs s. C. M Socie
fv, October 25fh, 1859.
"WEEasAs At the previous meeting al the Scott coun
ty Medical Society," held July 26h 1883 Ignatus LANCER
found guilty Of charge then preferred against
him, Of making and repeating from day 70 day certain
understandable examinations and maniPulations Of .
pregnant female previous the time Of labor with the
pretended object Of discovering and correcting NAL
position Of the FGtus in Utero, and Of publicly proclaim
ing the object and intention Of his repeated visits said
patient; and
WHssgAs, said LANCER, in the face Of an unanimous
vote OF this Society condemning the practice still persists
any examination OF their persons which he may think
proper to make at any time during their pregnancy
which Is contrary to all authority and usage, and de-
characterize the conduct Of physician and GENTLEMAN
and sa .4
him. which submitted 10 the investigates o. spe-
cia committee have besn ven and fully suhoeanaoted By
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-17

The ballot for Vice President resulted ~ fol-
lows:
Or. Hughes. ......ee... AL.
The rest Of the officers we're elected gira roce.
The committee appointed to examine the Treas
urer's accounts reported them correct
DR.. Fountain offered resolution allowing fthe
President and Vice President to determine the
time of the annual meeting of the Association.
DR.. Watson said there was . question raised
yesterday as to tho correctness Of . resolution
offered BY Dr.. Barrows, and as Dr.. Cochrsns wss
present, he would like 70 know whether the reso-
Ia ion was correct as entered on the minutes.
Dr. G. said IL was correct.
The resolution vas the one requiring member
AZ the State Medical Society 10 be in good stand
ine in tho County Society.
DR.. Dewitt sfsrsd resolution that ~ the
Sco.t County Melical Society had been excluded
from the committee on Or. LANCER, that the same
course should be pursued in relation to the Du-
buaue Ne iical society. He therefore moved that
the committee on Dr.. Hor be discharged, and I
new ono appointed.
Dr. Hushe, amended the resolution, that DR..
Fountain be continued - chairman Of that CON.
mittse.
Dr. Fountain objsetsd, - no had not lad N
opportunity 70 examine the eass.
The amshdnent wss carried. 1888 ~ ~
Drs. Hsghes ard Dewitt were sppoiatsd -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
&ermlihtc6.

Die bayrtl@e re1p. peut1@e
.-Munden> %. Sft.
IS febt Elm unsem1bnli1 bober 8ierias
Gin 6ul9e pes Steiaens Der 6ppfenpreile)
in Nus1i&t Die Trage iiber ben Bier>
preiS lit in Min9en cine wabre 2eben6z
frdse, rerer 261uns bic Mrheiterflal1e jez
ces Sabr nit Spannuno %ent9eemGebt.
Der pefnitive Wintertierl lag bemi6t 1i6
mad ben @erlten> uno 5opienpr eil len
wdbrenb Der Monate Oftcber unp go:
pemter> Der Communicating ua6 ben
Vreile in rem Wonaten SFtober, Noz
Yember unp Dejenber.
Die Getl9en >Dame.- 8ien>
rs. Sft. - @rpee Seniaticn erreete bier
Der prpstB gesen cine Dame aus Der De-
mimonde, BET 1o@ter zines angelebsnsn
Beamten, 6errn RON SteQwa9 > Garton.
DoS Mao9m IL % Sabr ali, uno Don
grocer @65nbeit. Gitelfett bat lte aut
Bic Babn pes EATERS 9etrieben uno ibr.
bauptla6li9es 8erbre&en 'beltebt in Der
Gntwenrun9 pom beilduf9 10000 +, aus
Der &a0e ibres Gater6. Das Grdu!el11
bieb bic u@ei!9en > Dame, neil fie tftets
nL 80 49, e!taan,.. Meii8 eak c,;r''e ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
@omfurtable5 peutiae8
s. a It. unb 6 p1tb s:
3umn- mtnueipta=Sbal,

Sort : @traee; nabe benz @lpdcnbauS.
Der untcrsei9nete erlaubt li1 hermit, bic Nuf.
merfiamfeit bes einbeimi11eu unb auspartigen
beutlden Yublifum5 auf iein nett unb tequen,
eineeri6tetes @ait- unb 8oitbaus au lenfen.
Su oen,lelbeu linbet Der wertbe Sat bic aler-
freunbli1fe unb biQisie 8eeienuns, reinlides
2ogis, quite &oit, turs Mles, &pas in elmer anltau-
bt9en Wirtbl9aft beanipru9t tperben fam.
Cute @taQuns befnbet ib ebenfaQs beim 9aule.
DaS @treben bes unterset@neten 1T bic Mner>
tennung berer> bic i'm beebren.
Tbepbpr 8 a ru.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
@rpbe Central Giienbabn
mad benz
Meffen nnb 9tprbmeGeu.
TIE 49,:

4Esa1@ s, g -
S%{eilenoe tperoen bic srcBeSuinoie Cen
tralbob II os bic 3urerldlIalte scu alien an
bern ftnoen, melae BON Nep-y rrf, ,bilarelrbia
uno Baltimore na6 bem Melten uno Norrpe,ten
tlbren. Muf bieier 8abn pirb pas oftmaIioe
Wedleln Sermtecen> moburA man Der 0efob,
a~useeiest it,. cine unridtise 8ubn ein;uldlaeen.
Yerlcnen i'm Often bic mad bem noroli9er
Sopa unb mad Ninneiota reilen rpoQen> ~erlparen
yep uno !3eit, menn fs ibre 3artsn in Ne,p-
yort. Dbilarelrbta unb Baltimore ~f:ufen, bic
baltimore uno Sbio &ail Noab nno Stio Gen.
trail mad Cincinnati pbsr 6 clumbus ; bann pts
Sbio unb MiiFilppi ober Gerre 5aut unb @ltDn
Nail Hoab mad
Sancpoal pper pana uno auf Der SQtnoiS
Central Hail NcQb
mad Gunleitb unb ocn Ca nit Der Minnc1oto
9 adetQine Gcmpaeny, Der Tamrf-
S8e boot na4 @aint paul unb aQeu Wunften
unb peltli9.
aauieute uno Nnbere I'M Mcrten tuert.n h;e
Route lebr biaie unr 3urer!alia fnecn nad a.
pau, S .: xous> New-Sr!eans. Qouisyile, Gin
1nb Iitli6. +. ... s'" '8''9
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
1860. IL 1860.
Ml6l9an Central IT, Great
Observation-Disclosures.

5u9e seben ab scm Gentral-D Depot, in Qafe-
@traBe, @bicaap:
ubr SO Minuteu g. Sc. Detrc;t SIR
cpmmpeatto1 (Srnutag aueaeupmmcn), fImmt
III Detrrtt u1 5 l1br IS Min, Madmittaas an.
~ ubr IS Minutet Gprn1. Cincinnati Grprea
(Spnntag allsgenpmmen) fGn1n1t rad Subiaua-
polls UNI = ubr Ma9mitta9S> mad Cincinnati UNI
um 1 l1br Gpruittass-
subj SOrm. lightning Grsreb (@rnntaes
aus9eao11l1en) tnn111t an in Detroit um 8 ubr so
M1naten Nadn11ttaes; 8unalc uy 4 ubr; Mls
pany un1 5 ubr 81 W. Nadmitta9S Mem- gprf
UNI 9 ubr II Miruten Nadmittaas unp in 81.
ton UNI IL ltr Na9ts.
nbr 9tatmittass. Mem~gcr une 8papn
Grprrb (Sennas aIs9cnpmmsn) tpmmt an in
0etro!t INN Z ubr IS Minutsu Gprmittaas; tn
Suralo INN 4 ubr SO Miu. Nabm., in 0ltor,n
Z ugr Az Mtn. grrmittaes, in 9fetp- Mrrf 9 II,
81 9N1nuten Srrmt.> 8uitpn 2 llbr 40 Minuten
Nadmittags.
lbr Nadn,. Cincinnati unS 9cu;syiue Gr.
prep (Sonnta9 als9enrmmen)> fGn.mt ,u Sit
c1allaprllS an un14 llbr 40 N2in., Al Cincinnati
nm. y llbr 40 Mi1. 9prmittaes> in ;Qpuisyile IN,
4 ubr Nadm.
Sin Bug am SpnntaA s lbr 0odn.
Die s ubr 9. 81. rno s llbr 81. 81. 3lat
s%erbtneen gu paris nit Der 8u1alc uub Yafe SuI.
ron Ut. N. tur buffalo uno uGe ptlibeu Vuufte ;
iu acrontc nit Der Great Srunf Giieutabu, mad,
N,u9lfoNz Ssoenseursb. Mrntrcal, Suetcc uns
aae Tuatte IN eonaco Slt> mad, benz uTrrlide.
Sern1rnt, Ncn- 5amlblre uun Naiue.
29ron9b S,detS ltno 81 batsn in ben 5aupt:
gllenbabn-S frten, 9fcro unr Wclt, uup in eer
Office FER Gcmpaouis, 5 Icartrru Stra6e, Obi.
ea9o, unb i'm Depot III yofe- g5traGc.
81. 81. u ice> @upt't.
y. y. Spaloing, W~cneral-
YaD. W9ent ~ Gbicuac.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
@bicQ9D rz@QlDn
st. 2pni8 Gr6an9e,~
(frIber Dafota< 5pu1e),

@deb Der Gurt> II. ct: &ntcuYNrabe
eeseniter benz r@inslopboule."
u%nteraei9neter empleblt hermit ieinen Greun~
ben unb benz perebrten Yublitum Minnelcta's iein
,eses beauem eineeridtetes @at< uno &oitbaus.
&eilenbe, iowie Boarper8 fnren CUTE 8ewirtb'
uns unb miro es n1ein ~sifri9fes Sstrsben ietn,
jepen mid Bcebrcncen 3~ufrieoen 81 lteQen.
Cute Staqung beineet ilb tei'n nj 9aule.
9enrp 3an9er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
8. g. S S. g. 8mrbanf,
@n9rpS= 5dnpler in
M1tertQlw1Qren,@ pe6ittpn

Wv
Gommififon6= &dnbler,
@roBbanbler lit Groceries. Mebl @6wetneFeild>
@etraibe unb 2~ebeusmitteln, 3alt, Cement, aub-
baar, Nageln> @alA Druid unp Vadpapier,
Drudrnaterialien &c. .-.. -.
Jradtcontrafte ~eroen mad bent > fen unb gSe-
item ibernpmmer.
Baarpcri@u0e seutadt auf @pnfsnatipnen III
1eoer 3eit uno jeoeu1 Betrag.
perlpnen, pel4e Sitter an uns epnIaniren,
t0nnen i9 barauf o%erla1eu,. paB le ppr l1eber.
tbeurung gei4ust Fnb. @lter .tperben al ben
;nieert9fen Yretien obne GufIGt auf bic bel on
oere Yo(tlinie uber bas Bopt lpeoirt. 9aaer- unb
9cmlniMlons @ebibr 70 nieeris ais in iepem re-
l~peftablen 5aule.
Office an Der 2epee> am TuB Der @ibleynrage.
S. 6. II. $. 6 8urbant.
s. 6. Burbont,
@eneral . Msent fir bic @aleua~ Dunleitb- uut
Minne lcta >Yafet-@o.
~ 5err s. 9. @li6ter
1T ais Gbellbaber in oas cben9enannte @e1ddft
etnsetreten une ,pirb feline mertben beutlden sum
ben in ibrsr Mutteriprabe freunblid uno reef be-
btenen. %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
@tel5er<@pule.
4bilipp Ste15er; Gieentbimer.

81. Deter> Mfinn.
Diclts neue @aNbaus 1T fir bas reiiente publi-
FUN Jest erSAnet. Rotean9er beim Sag iperben
IN ben btutsiten Yreilen aufgenpmmen. Cute
Sta1ung unb Wa0er tets 5u baben.
Mu6 1T bier bic Sta9ezSffce fit Sra=
Yerle beS @ipur, 81. Yeter uno Nepz ulm,
poit9ai{en seben BON bier aus Mpntaes unb
Greitags BON ct. Ytter na9 Netp-lllm unb am
uddjtcn Sage rctuur.
9a@ ga Gro6e DienFaes unb Santiago,
Mcnta96 unb GreitaaS retour. -:.::tH" -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
$nt99- Il 3ttiotn5 nrntkuei
M'nnefota staats;eitune.

Minneiota staats;citune.
Nae Nrten 0rutarbetten
merben IN tsr SI7ce Der oginnelcta Staat5-
ct. Antbonsfrase, Yries:- Ylod, auf
eas @eldmadpcalte aussefibrt. IS pirb belou<
etrs in Grpabnuns sebradt, baB mir burd cine
Auehabl bon neuen S9riften nit jeber anberu
ecneurrtren tDnneu. Wir liefern:
Druid uno papier au gerlaesti9ern,
= Gcnfitutionen, tsN
1at1t4 Ball unb 1beater- &arten,
p -5z II 2oncert<p programme, -..
#s.@ S'reulare unb @el1GftSfarten
plafate. anl@lasesettsl unb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
::Mlll:ml5m8.
n n r. p..~6-.c

J.V. q >. y. Bur6QnR =!
(ine BON ikrem alien @el9ait8ptaB am Tub Der
SadlSn?traBe aa@ Dem sreRsn, jansit pom 9euanb
unn Mtaer taneeebabten Maarenbaule, @fe BET
@ible9fraBe, 9e3oeen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
YaD> M9eut ~ Gbicaac.

Spmmer~ arrangement
g{src Yola9ierz unp Grpreb= TradtzQinie.
Setrott= nnS Mil,paufic= Gifcubabu,
III Serblncnn9 nit ben
N{eue1 unb lhDnen SctunzO ompflhifcn
~Oetrott" uno uM ilwoufee".
Das Dampfl9'H "Milmaufcc"> CAPT. Nida1c5.
ssrIaBt Rem Iod ar 3Jubs ppn 9ilwaufee= @tra1e
jercn Morsen praciie 5 ubr (5puntass aueoe-
nrmmen) uno itebt nit Zen G1ienbabu= 3Ioeu be,
A?etrrlt- uno Mtiltpaufet-, Great 9Neltcr11- uur
Nsm<yprt Central ail =9trob in pireftcr Ser
binbun9,
2lnfuutt in @ioeara Salts 4 utr Murqens,
Nltonp 4 ubr Nod,m.
New~yorf 9 lbr 80 M. Mtbs.
So'ton ~ lbr Nadbts.
Pas Dampfltif ~Getrcit"> Capt. 'Mcgribe,
DerlaBt ben Opd Der Ietrcit< unp Milwaufce-
e1lenbaDn<eo. Na9mittags 4 llGr (5pnnta9s
aus9enVmmen).
Mntunft in Detroit 7ubr 80 m. gHoro.
@usp. Bridge 5 llbr Stsnss, 'S'>
Mlban9 4 ubr Wproens,
Msw g)prf 10 ubr IS 81. Mcrs.>
Spftpn 10 ubr As 81. Diitt.
palta9e%8iQsta Din @eael- recr Iampflnif
uoeb Srcn1e,'> Samturs, Soyre, 2lutwerpen, 9fptz
tercan1> Elperprpl &c. merpsn in pcr Stfice Der
Grmpegnie %Serfouft.
Yaquetc tur ir9cub ciren an Der Ietroit urs
Nf'l'pautee = eilenbabn e%slegenen @loB merrer
prompt unb ttui9 %befSroert.
Man ;el6ne 8radt: Via D. & NJ. r
Gtclt eemfa8'ie %tetDrrert Jra9t gu t~cteutenc
9erlnssrsn prsilenz lhneler unp fi9erer, ais IT.
0eno cine anbere 0eieuldaft.
Strfe In Mllwautie $50 Stwa7ertraGe.
9. .Niemeier> Gaiirer.
ul1uS MoSius> @eneral-stseut,
S. 8. IS bttman,
reiienper @yr,t fir ben @r1eu.
@iniam Ssruss, yanasisr~
D.W q. Greemou, @ssntsn.
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@uenb1bnen il. 9Qmpfbppte,

@nenb1bt1et Il. G1mpfbDpte.
$a,nibal ,1nb ct. Spbn 81. 81.
YionierzM oute nad Dem @edsu
$50 Dftilen weittr welli9 unb $50 Meileu uSber
mad .Yttes pcata dis ireeub cine artere Bobu.
Die fur3efe, teauemte uno bette &oute uodb
ct. Splepb, Qeapenwprtb> 8anlas> Nebrasfa0itp,
Smeba, Council 8lu6, fenia II. Netrastl Ser
%riterium1, mefl. Sp4ra u,o Mi0curi> @alalce uno
Galtfprnien,
Na@ 81. Soiepb eeben tdelib :3ise ab pcn
2anibal III Sertinrune nit ben Miiflfppi Vadet-
bopten, Scn Mefen unp Siten uro in 0erbiu-
hung NIT ben @tasen rad alien pte1 erpdbrten
Ylaben.
@uf rieler &oute erlpart mar pret SAGE
an 3eit.
3ussisb une ionitiss 6ra&t su ben biuioaen
Yreiien. ~
Ebrcuab-G idets mad a(en 9tittunocn finn y,
baben am 8cro Der Nprtbern Qinie u. Minusjrf,
padet~ @omro9nie, sas Oer6d mirp nit Marfen
Yerleben (ebedS) uno gctt iider.
9. 9. @roat, Iidet- Nscnt.
S. 0ppm is. Sradt-M sent.
S. S. 81. 9aYwprp> Gen. @upt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
n. Muleum St Miunelpta T..
-sa.-.s-!g z-sHatts bon TE:tT :? :t-c.g<., !
s-a4@s,s i 81. &c8el, ii 90 II. .
oen>uskAr hHes QAmhunn OF 0Nefep. mSuu -

Der untersei@nett it sesentuirtig baran, Gin
Naturalientabintt, @peeinai1a aus alien brei gla-
turreiden entbaltenb. unter ben, ubisen Ramen
anjulegen unb 3ablt fir .Naturalien sute preie.
J Is rperben berelti9en 6eetnitdnbe ppr Der
5aub BON mir nur &C. ni3t pertauft. -.
@It4'' ~ .a -2@ q. &eoel.
~8auluGisen unb benz sbubttunt I'M aqsemeinen
utadt lnterei@ueter bieru,it tetaunt,, bab e., &C.
fabt auf feline lausiabrise Grfabruna in bieitm
Ga@. f@ anbeidig ma@fn fam. a1e Arten 8ar-
ten in beaeu wtf&udd tauerbat unb loltb aus
3ufibrens
pdufer perpe1 auf 4ef.uuus un,plaetrt aub
bSber eefeQt. fs. ~ 1s
-De6aIeideu feriat berftlbe Baupldnt unb ae-t
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OUR HOUSE

T. -, = ti1f:E11 -, II bptt TO- '"t,: IN: -
g. 8. ga J. r. S g.. &ttt,
neu!unb s9ei&madpoa einseri@tetes
Ne1tQurQttpn8< :nnb.Salppn>
...:..... lgtabli6en1ent,
9ritte 8trafe.
eegenuber benz @aftniaal Der ~. @uarbs",
- ,r ~..,-. st., Yaul, :Minn.
=. Die unter3ei1neten MAIDEN hermit benz perebr-
ten beutl4en publifunt bic ereeben0e Mn3eiee, baB
re in BEN obensenannten Gtatli0rment ifets auf-
warten tSnnen5 nit: ~ ~," ~ ~.''
talten nne ,narmen Mabl3eiten, auf's 8eae
~jutereitet
Yprtrefli@em 2aserbier unb iunRi-
~ gen @etranten auer 94rt;
= ben feinRen 5anarta-
Gi0arren,
iotpie bab ic iberbaupt Mues aufbieten, ibre tper-
then @afe mad @unl@ III b~ebienen.
Qabr u. @itt.
@bicQ9D &a9erbier<@ alpn
Spbn 81. 8etbt,
Ode per Malbinetonz u. Dritten Str.
" ." ct. paul, Minn. 49,
Dem 9eebrten publitum bic er9ebenle Mn3eige,
baB i'd Don nun alb itetS bereit bin, meinen tper'
tben 81 ten NIT alien @orten GBmaaren, ale
@@infen unb 3unee, @@weiaer unb 2imburse'
Rdie, @aroines unb marintrten 9drinsen u. aaer
Mrten @urlten in meinem @alon. %aufsumarten
RaHee. auf @ertanaeu.
Deseleiden balte ib itets Sorrdtbis: Ollie @or'
ten feline 2iqueure, srrsiiali@e @iearren unb
8efte6 2a9erbter.
@9weine-6ube tes on 5anp.
H.. -. ... ~. - Spbn 81. Be9t. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

Der unteraei9nete bat fem Eager Der feinfeu
&igarren i'm Yreile DON SIS bis $65 per Saul cub
bur9 neue Ginfaufe YerpuQfanbist.
Mauh= utb &au=xabade
Ypn alen @prten unb Yrei1en Ilnb Sprrattis, NOR
unttr g airs befauuter teuti9er &au9tabad.
@9nupf tabade
In GROCER Mus&pabl.
Deut1@e Yfetfeu,
.TancYz@ opo8-
@ertauft int @rob- unb &leinbanbel ~ ben bill
,li9iten pretieu. +. DO. Gn6tlt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

&tena11 S Gpmp.,
@rDcer6,
Tprtfra.Be, nabe ct. @ntbpnYlrabe,
ct. Naul, Minn.,
enpfeblen ild benz oerebrten Yutlifum. Dieielben
bat tets an 6anb
Wrpcerten unb &ebet1Smittel,
Wfcbl, 0emilfe,
Wil0pret u, !. 70.
Is tpiro {ets un]er 8etreten lein, frilbe Usual,
Sprrdtbig 81 balten uub unlere 8unben prompt
unb biuiu III bebicucn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-25
MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
II MRS. COXS
TEDTlN VEG FTlRT nEC0CTTO,

It is we'll known that in the Spring people are
moro apt to contract disease than at any other
period; and it Is equally well-known that the way
to ward off disease is to keep the blood pure, for
"all the Ills that flesh ia heir arise from lmpurl
y of the blood, the main spring Of our existence.
1t therefore, important to all that the system
should be thoroughly ceansed and purified, and
this can be done In the most efectuM way by using
MRS M. COXS INDIAN VkGETABLE DE-
COCTION. the best remedy disceversd for the cure
hsm, Nervous Debility, Fevers Of different kinds.
Dyspep.y, Liver Complaint, and all other diseased
arising from ImPuIlty OF the blood u has erected
the most rema1 kable cures, as can be shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the hlg hest
responsibility, and is recommended by all who
have used it as the most invaluable remedial agent
Of the day.
II 1t is sold by all the Druggists Of Baltimore,
and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. NJ. COX,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles Tor IS.
Wholesale Agent. X. s. Il. CIssEL, Druggist,
Georgetown. d. c., w holesale Agent for the Dis
trct, and Will suppJ the trade at my prices.
mar 27-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-25

DIET 1"rR CHILDREN.-It is the custom for
many Kind but mistaken parents, at this
season Gt The year, TO administer medicine to
their children, for the purpose of purifying
me blood, rs it is popularity styled During
the winter, pa and ma in the kindness
cf their hearts, permit the little ones to surfeit
their stomachs and corrupt their blood BY ex
oeSSiVe indulgence in meats, cakes, pastry, and
otheT rich food and then endeavor to relieve
the ieverish and Overcharged system, in the
spring of the year, with doses Of powerful
medicine. which produce a rapid and unnatural
action, and greatly helptO weaken and DESTROY
tne vital force of the little frame Instead of
TINS, as spring advances, and the symptoms of
slSht disorders begin to appear, let them re-
"'E'o me d!Ct, cOntine it to the plaInest and
simplest articles of food and these sparinglv.
lnterdlct rich meats, cake and pastry, and all
eneryatlng luXuries, which overtask the dipes-
nve functions, and you will have given your
child strong organism-one clean and pure.
and able to resist those diseases which are GER
tam enough to make their appearance, when
summer comes on, with its warmth and relax
ing influences