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Lava TIP GAS BURHERs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale at Is cents each, by
". P. Foee.
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WAsH1NaroN. D. d.

The business Of the Senate in Executive
session. has been confined t. referring to the
spnropriats committee the appointments
maae by the President during the recess of
Oongress. and heretofore published.
The proclamation Of Gen. Phelps at Ship
Island, Is condemned by all classes OF Politt-
clans. It was his individual act, and must
therefore be regarded accordingly.
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81 J. B. HalI's Arniea Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost BitOs, Burns, Bruises, Cuta
etc. Price rs cents, at No. II Public gquare
Nov 8-R IL
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that oAE
NOT BE BROKEN BY THE HAT, can be found at
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
atreetn.
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FEAHK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses aud
Carriages as reasNpable figures.
Gep24R9s:Iy
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
LADIES' FURs.

We have received within the last few days
a large assortment of Ladies' and Misses
Furs, expressly for Holiday Gifts.
Our prices are unusually low and remark
able satisfactory.
L, BEEEDIOF / Sos,
Dec. II; 1913 9OI Superior street,
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TRAVELLERS RRGIsTRR.

Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, i4f Superior
street, ReXt door te the WeddeIl House.
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Nov. 80 1854 1w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

qhe Riqht Reverend The Bishop Of Oxfcrd had
soorns extracted BY mr. Hendal without any pain I;
qha RIrbt Reverend the Bishop Of Winchester, the
Frf-ht Reverend the Bishop Of Melbourne the Blight
RsTgend the BiHnop Of antigua, the Right heYer-
end fhe Bishop OF JsmaoaI the Right reverend the
Di9hrD Of 81. Aaaphs, the Right Hon. Harl CArdi-
0.n. X B., - POrtma bQuarei the highs non
Iord ErorBley. Hate Speaker IN the House q, Com
mougl, the Most Hon. the Marquis bannlni. -
Brook Street, London, the Right Hon, Lord Talbot
a. Nnlghfne, the Right Hon. Earl Of Airle5 5r
FrsDoIg ASHER, s. Eccloston Square, LONDON, BIZ
Frn1nol 6uring, Bart, Sir George Hayter, bTt5 IS
Gioreesier Place, London, Sir Robert Alexander
a9rf ~ m. Jamesis Place, London. Sit henry VIII
moi. "a 81. Jameais Place, London, sr benjamin
Brndis. III. D., SIR Philip OEhmptonl ND Ohas,
Phillip Creke, d, D.s Dablin, Admlr4, sir SeoEee
Seymour, Il. MerriOtt, Capt. CON hlnea1 Oqm;
msader Richie, {. II. Lewiss 3. NJ emlrsi
DOuglas, Colon / North, Commander Edward ferryi
Major James Oraigie a.. X. 1. o.
Mr.. B. caa produce thousands Of certificates from
the principal Nobility, a1d Testimonials from Pro-
fe91ors and Doctors Of Medical Schools and Colleges
nd II addition 70 othsrH his book contains certtn'
60 from sons Of the Royal Family, which EaFS
hssn kindly furnished him for tbs tngpectiOn ana
s5tf1fsction Ofthose who may require his services.
Once Hours from 10 A. N. TO P. n, and
2dI4 P. N.
Rssidsntary visits before and aftsr the sboy,
-oouft On aElAlAANAt
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- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
auc9-RII
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W-~~~W"T -
Senator Lane Of Kansas has been tender
ed a Brigadier-G eneralship by the President.
BE win accept as soon as be proves his right
TO a seat in the Senate. His command will
embrace all the troops in Kansas.
Neither the Queens nor Mr.. Adams mes
seneer had arrived yet.
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d. b. -SOLONORHOF,

FrE5t81i q baH3gs UPhoigA5
Ns,us the srgeatG1ortmsnt Of ths most improved
NfndI Of BPEoEAOLE5. All hiE Glasses, whether
e6F near or far Eifhtod, are ground under his OEn
aansotiop ~ Haohinery ofAneE construction With
ehs Frsa1aas care, 50 - 50 auib the eyes In all cases.
Wrfnr Weakness, uiEzi1cza or Inflammation OF the
uTos, and tmpartiBg EtrUaEth for long rosdinF o.
ana sewing.
n. SoloTonson would hersinf0rm the public thsi
hensggr employs any one IN the sale olhls Lenses.
- Also, 3 splendid GsHortmeut ofBEL GLASSES
H0nOBOOPEs, OOEPABBE8, 6c.t on hand
~ARTIFIOIAh EXE iuEsrtsd without pain,
GSF1os-K6. 10 Superior street, under American
Wofst. mall.dAW
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8aaEatna.
n0ARDTNG ~HOUSE--TRE

HOUSE, No. a Public Square, md y ne
~. m1Treh,-ons Of the rleaAantest locarons N
~ citS-haS been thoroughly. repaired andts noE
S5Sn f5F Boarders. Families Wishing 90 tnTnsn
sSf- cvn veoToa car b with lhfge
ssHd con5anisnf rooms and bedrooms; and Single
6osrSsTs and Day Boarders viii md good
fSfionG on reasonable terms. BelafsneeS sIS9a ne
rSTniFsf. UahRSl " hVhAh
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Fr0mW. Marsdeu, n D., Coz. Col I. q L. Casada
have pleasure in testiiying to the skill Of Mr..
Kendall IN extractinR c0rna, he having removed one
nom one ofmY toes in q painless and sk1litul man
Palace D'Armss, 10th Sept, I6t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

FOx's celebrated Farina Crackers and
Hamburger Cheese at Geo. sprague's,o viGtt's
Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

From james 4. Sa5sA Al. D. Qaebee.
have very much pleasure IN certifying that Mr..
Kendall has just extracted two cOrns from my FOOT
The operation was perfectly ptinlese. and moas skill
fully Performed. JAMES A. SEWELL.
Sept. II, 1861.
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CoIored - =

For TsbIeaux-Red, White nd Blue. Put
mn in boxes ready for GSs Dy
STRONG l. ARMSTRONG.
Nov. 9O-364 lW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

CLEVELAND PAPER OOMPA
NY-Manufsoturorg Of HEW6, BOOK and
WsAPPTEG PAPER. Orders allied PROMPTLY.
rTNGE Wanted. Once 100 Superior Ct
n h. ". TAILOR AgglG
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Several petitions were pressnted.

Several petitions were presented.
Mr.. Dolittle introduced 3 bill for the col.
lection of direct taxes in insurrectionary
districts. It provides for taking the land in
such districts to pay district taxes.
The resolution to expel Polk, was refer
red to the Judiciary Committed.
The Kansas contested seat ives taken up.
The report OF the Judiciary COMMITTEES is,
that Stanton is entitled to the seat After
some discussion the 5u6jeot was recommit-
t1d 20 the Committee on Judiciary.
a resolution offered by Mr.. Sumner, that
the army shall not be used to surrender fu.
gitive slaves, was taken up. The resolution
was agreed to. Adjourned.
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&refiM -
q FRlENp ID EEED. IN -.

Dr. sWeSts INFALLTBLE LIEIMENT q pre-
RredEom tharooipo Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Con-
nootlout, the great bone setter, and has been used
Il ais pneotiee for the last twenty years with the
most Astonishing Success. Az an eEtarnal remedy
MS vitheut Arrival, and viii alleviate pain more
specify than any other preparation. For an Rheu.
matte and Nervous Disorder Il is truly iniAllibia,
and 40 . curative for sores, Wounds. Sprains, Bruis.
e. a. Is soothing, healing aud powerful strength.
enins propenaiten, excite the just wonder and a..
ecnhhnsnt ofah who have ever given &c 3 trial
Over nur hundred certificates Of remarkable curts
performed BY it within thu last two years, attest to
this net, Strong A Armstrong, Agents for Olsvo-
land deolNaiteo2wd&u FRS
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Bias pleasure in recommending DR.. Kendall for his
skill In removing CornE.
July -, 1851.
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e. s.. Kendall,
Enan ". ?. Eorsan, Denaa
IFrom d.. B. Ssietimd.i
CLEvrLAND, Dec. u, I

CJETELAED, Dec. Il, l8l-
It afords ne pleasure to certify that Dr.. Kendall
ms this cay removed IRON my feot two corns 0f long
standing in q scientific and satisfactory msunerE
The operations Of removal have been attended with
no Prtceptible pain, anC no uncomfortable soreness
fliowB the operation.
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OOMMERUIAh.
Roard IN Trrdo.

Presldent-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Prss't-M. d. BooFT. lTroa5uror-R. 7. LEOs
DTRHcFOHs.
n. %. Ozark, A. Quln, a.. 3. Davis, b. Browhsn, d
Harvey A J. HoEges, B. .. Lester.
nHFBnEE1.
b, y. Lester, ia. Husary. n. b. Scott
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Frons /. MocoHRsh n. D., Cleveland.
m. Kendall has removed tive cOrns for me In &
yeW expert and harmless manner.
j. MCCONNELL, N. D.
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DR. Kendall has removed from my foot two corns
s0mora anpTopristely nsmed thOrns) 70 my entire
Ia Pool.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

Dr. sndEa has removed q corn from me without
any e. BRAND.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IA
We have the Norfolk Day-BooLO OF Tues
day, which contains szsraets from the
Charleston Courior and the Meacury concsr-
ming the Gre, though there ls little addi-
tieHd1 but what has already been telagraohed.
The Courier says: the most gratifying in
eldent OF the IRE was the zeal manifested By
the slaves in their efforts as fremen and
laborers. The entire population, male and
and female worked most earnestly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

R- J.. B. Cobb & Co. have the finest and
most magnificent lot OF books in this city
for Christmas and New Year Gifts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

81 Diaries for 1862 of all kinds-for
,sie by J. B. CObb& Co. ,24I Superior street.
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G0rns 8fmurfd.

10 r. S.-ABSOLUTE BE-
~ MoIAL Of C@BNS and BuNlONS. Inat.n.
As1eous ard emcaeious Cures without QUITTING,
PAIN or BLEEDING.
nh G. s. Kendall,
csr be consulted from Monday till Saturday next
(fucIudVeJ at l2 Superior Street lover "Leadsr'
omos)
The following Testimonials selected nom thou
,ssnds. renSer Il unnecessary 70 discuss the nature
or merits ofESdus 0perundfi
From ". ?. Hot1z, Dentist.
Mr. Kendall hSs th s A. II. removed from my foot
ueoru Oh twenty Years standing, In atLw m1nutts
sd without pain. W. r hOhION'
Cleveland, Dec. Is, 1861.
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ELEGRAPHI
More Peaceful Reports from
England.
WHAT L WILL
DEMAND.
Further Reports from the
Charleston Fire.
CONGRESSIONAL DISCUSSIONS.
S1,OOO,OOO for Western Gun
Boats.
Discussion Of the Homestead
Bill.
Last Nights Report.
Discussion Of the Homestead
Bill.
Last Nights Report.
OONGRRssIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
HoUsE.
Mr.. Dawes, from the committee on cleo.
tons, reported that Charles Henry Foster is
not entitled to a seat in this Congress, eth
er from the first or second district Of North
Carolina. Mr.. Dawes said the committee had
pursued the investigation 80 far as TO be en-
tirely satisfied that TIE claim is founded in
imposition, and 30 well satisfied of this fact
was Mr.. Foster himself that he had voluutar-
lily abandoned the claim. The resolution
was adopted.
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the bill to secure homesteads to actual set
tiers, heads Of families, or those who have
attained the age Of twenty-One years, and
are citizens Of the United States, or have
filed an intention to become such.
The provisions Of the bill are extended 10
all who have performed service in suppress
ing the rebellion; in lieu of bounty lands the
three months volunteers are to receive thir-
ty dollars in addition to the right Of the
homestead, and all who have served six
months shall receive q hundred dollars.
A lengthy debate ensued on the bill; also.
on the several amendments proposed. The
farther consideration Of the bill was post
poned till the first Monday in February, by
1873 yeas, against so nays.
The Fill appropristing one million dollars
for gunboats on western waters, was passed.
The Hounse went into COMMITTEES of the
Whole.
A Bill for payment of private aad other
pensions, was taken up.
Mr.. Steele, Of n. J., offered a resolution
which was adopted; that the Select Commit.
Tee on contract abuses, be requested to in
quire as to the policy OF sbolishing Suffer
ships, or regulating the system in accord
ance with the requirements and appreciation
of the soldiers.
Mr.. ColfaX called attention to g commune
cation from the Post Office Department sta.
ting that it has been ascerfained that mem
0ers Of Congress frequetly give envelopes to
cover matter unknown to them; that frank
cd letter envelopes without address are be-
ing circulated among the camps, and sold
oy suffers at from one to two cents a piece.
That thanked envelopes are sent to mer-
chants in various paris Of the country, to
cover their WI correspondence in return;
and that franks of members Of Congress are
forged. Mr.. Colfax hoped that the simple
statement of facts, would correct the abuses
without further legislation. Adjourned.
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@. C. C.Lcary's Cough Cure. dsoas.l'
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d Kendall spttled q pref : hard cass for me Ia a
WI FULLER,
No. Us Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are ire
guontly lost or suspended BY mal-praoticss and Vi
eoua hsbitl, thaf viii Inevitably LEAD 10 Hereditary
daoaso unless checked On tine. Read the truths LAID
down IN the treaties Human Fraily, or PhySiolog-
ioal Researches" Il h olabOratsly illustrated with
oolored enEraviaSa sad win convince the most hard.
eRod and unoonosrned, as we'll as relieve the mlnda
ct the most doapsndinEs b. leading thom In the right
ehsnnsl ior relief Of bodily and mental asony and
despair.
Sold By Oh, BARROW, 1Pt Bleooksr street, Kew
York Pdoe % oenta. Sent 0ee OVeryWhero.
sOld also ~ c. W. Ozark, Druggists, Cleveland,
nhio.
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10 RESTORE q sTOK TO HEALTH.
he blood must BE- purified, and all medicines are
useless which DO not possess the quality Of stiula.
ting the blood to discharge It's Impurities into the
b0Esls. Brandsth'a Pills possess this quality in q
high degree and should b IN every family. They
Ere equally useful for children aud saults adapted
% beth sexes, and arc o. inaooonta e. brad, yet most
elective a. . medicine.
Tbs Hon. Jacob Beyeu Of eprlnEville, Ind, writes
% Dr.. BFnRdeth, under dats Of Nay II, 1861:
al have used your Invaluable Vegetable Universal
Rills In my family since ISss; they have alWays cured,
even when other medinos WIRE Of no avail. ! have
bsn the means ofmyn sighbons using hundreds Of
dollArs' worth and I sm satisfied thsy have received
. thousand per cent. in blessed health through their
usa ThsT are used In this rsgion Tor Bilious and
Liver Diseases, Fever and Ague, and IN all rhsumat.
&c oases with the most perfect success. In fact, they
are the Freag reliance IN sickness, and l trust your
Vensrabls Ifs maT be long spared 70 prepare so sE-
oelent an icina for ths use Of mao. . . Please
aaud moYOur lowest price By the Erosa."
Sold b. A. Gardner, 20 Superior street, OloTo
lAads Ohio. and by al respectable dealers in medi.
nlnaa
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Fr0n a. Hoo Eo5s Hl eraea he Dali. Of RoTa'"a'

nr. Kendall has very ~skiIlfnIly removed 90, VIA
EeTT troublesome cOrns from my feet.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
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haVe very great satisfaction IN 6taLn8 Luat ~.
Kendall has eTtracted two very deep corns from my
feet, Wbioh had for msuS years given me great pan
and that he has shown atso in Spls ehsS tmas sA I'LL
,dsssr1sS 4 Te59tseo1- BURsEN.
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From ". ". NfooL II. D., Toronto.
have seen the fore going certificates, and dsgm
thsm Bcfhcieut e6iimOnV 70 the skill Of the operator.
HEOrontos Oct. 30, 1866. ". W. GIUoL, n. D.
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NJ Hsrper's and Atlantic
January, at J. B. Cobb &Co.is.
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7AlaegLLaneuna.
JACOB r. SHEPHERD,

o. O. Railroad Co..
Cleveland. Der. 10th, 1861.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders Of this Company, will be held
at the Once Of tbs q mpany, in ClevelaLd, Ohio on
Wednesday. January Sth, 1852, for The elect on Of
e'evzn Directors, and fer the fra ssctiOn OF impor-
ant business RELAXING to the purchase OF that part
Of the suripgheld, Mount NerHOa & Pittsburgh Rail
Road lying between Delaware, o., and Sprinfeld,
o and other business.
The Transfer BOOKS will Be closed on the 27th inst,
and emain closed until 9h JAnuar next.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
GEO II. RUSSELL,
darTEaQe0 aawafawu
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From Fs EsesHvcy His PEsiaH Mgetg' AHiba's'
DOR oLW O0ur4 Of GFeuf Britain.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

CONGRESSIONAL DISCUSSIONS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-21
Gobn $. Gaubor,t.
Wenerul Qlbiuta1t.
StnAtrGthiir, &c -0itun1 nm ~ OrN

GtaotrdtblidDeS,-Siyun am II. @ept,
Der Gbler Sn9snteur rt5 Ueuer-l ep1rtemsnt5
Sei9t an raB bic jabrli1e Yararc rer Grlnponien
ant Owner tag ltattfincen Observation-Disclosures
bon YriHaten uuo Staetteamten. llntel ancern
5't4t cer Stactarpalt an, baB Jreb. Gmmert ae<
s'n tic Stabt cine Nlase auf $1,000 Shncsner>
LAP fir lsin burG Mrsgrabune YIN 8snbFrabe
entpertbeteS Gi9sntbnm ein9elsittt bnten, eine
Ala9e> ~t'ildufg 9ela9t, III Der rie Start e. lt
nur 9etrplt ~ssfallen la1sn mug, 5u elmer ldwsren
Sube Serurtbellt 81 rpcrcen> oa rurrb cas- ~nsrriicfte
urc cprrupte Senhlreet=J Improvement, bic an Der
Strabe l%teBenren Orantitiide, ebecsm 1ebr rcrtb-
vrQ, fat fir nidts mebr au 9eSrarhen linp.-
Hednun9e1 tpurren S~rr9clegt unb ben Commit
tees poer benz Comptroller iibcrwiele Ell. 9lucsrc
murcen bonn @cmptrpQer ais correct eiaberibtct.
Die Wascpmntlttee teri9tct, caB lc nit Der
0asccmpanie einen Gpntraft fir 8elsuhtune ern
so 2atcrnen aui en Jatr fir IS. 90 bic gaterne
auf cinen Wpnat a%tgeiUlp1en babe. Der Grn=
trait muree ~belt1ti9t uno benz Grmptrrusr ,iter-
r~iclc1> res9!cieAen bic grutrafte ser Staot nit 5.
Jed, Ycter 6riB lnp 9aspar Neiubart. Die
Strobstccmmittse 1Al1st serldiecsue Straben=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ypr. 49, Der Grn1mittr fir
llnterl tiitung Der Jamilien Ser Gclrntlr5 murnen
ferncrc $500 SirpiQi9t. - Goutraft son S.
Shlid uno Spbn 5ansIer fir 9teintrsden UNI
6 Mpn1t Yerllngert. - Sccer Ser trei Tcucrcpnt<
panien ,purccn 500 ais Gin Btitrag sur Bssabl=
ung ibrer iIbrliden Nu59aben t%swiQigt.
Bc19lpneu. G5 lcu fir cas Ji5taliabe
eiuc Steler erbpben trrroen. 1. l1n1 bic laufey-
ben AuSsabm oer @tartre9;erun9 ~ ceten> rrei
DfilS am DoQlr auf aue5 iteucrtarr Gi9entbum
lit Der 9tac1 ct. paul. 2. CUR 3abluua ncn
3inien eaf rcr bent Sabre 1850 ausgensutcy rnbs
| Mia I'M Dcaar ouf ale5 itenerbare gisentburt
1T ssr Staet. 8. BUR 3abluno Ypn 3in1en auf
SOnos> tre(de laut Nutprilatipn curcb bic Nfte
YOU 1861 ausseitslt murecn> 1 MiQ AM OpQar
auf ode5 1%teuerbare >Gisentbum Ser St1ot. 4.
ltm ric l%aufe1pen Waro< Mussaben su sablen, J
ARi(l ant Dollar. 5. Tim bic 3inlcn fir bic So
bert @traBta= Ntsuss< &anal- 8pnbs ~ sablcu,
cine Tor oun $2445. 65!1O0 auf oles Reuerbare
Gisestbum in Der @tart. 6. Tim Die 3iulen fir
bic 6ranflm<@ traBen< MtsugS- Aana(= Boucs 1T
sableu 7 Gts. ouf aQes itsuertare Gisentbun, Der
9tabt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-21

@ir te19aHen bic
@tnitebun9 Don 0el3em
in europa unp ~fertisen bic biersu erfcrberli9en
papiere, ais:
8pQma9ten>
Ver3idtleifun9surfunben> Ipbten1Geiue &c. ielt@t
an Derbureen bereu @ilti9teit unp be proen bic
eoniularil9e 8eslaubisune oerielten; lpwie aud
bic
Mu6;ablun9 BON @elberr
1T jeeem 2beile GeutltlaubS uub ter @dpei,,
inoem mir ben @~esenwertb her bel uns einee-
aablten Betras &c ben, lelblt in ben entlesenfen S1t<
l9aften prbnenben Gmpfausern f~pltenfrei im's
9aus lenben la6en.
Ya0a9ei9eine
CUR ueberfabrt bon Bremen na9 Nem=Yprf
Sessll9iHen, unb in DampfldiHen pes 81 orb.
beut19en QlpYb," 1pmie aur &eile bon
9amburg mad Nen-yprt in 0ampfbDten Der
- ambur9er . ampf19iffabrts-@ &C.
1ell19aft" Dertaufen mir III berab-
ge1eBten Yrei1en.
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