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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04

Den Gerinslen Der GtsrtliAsn Sas nnsrbittltSs @e'
lhiG Az 8chen I9laSt.

SrtainetIe 8risf sMoreifsn. Ucl8sn0s
3ulauameufsnuns hsuti9sr 8rtsf' Inretlsn frta8'
uns cine hsutfHe 8sttuns:
SIN cen perfcrbenm Sleil6ermeiiter NeoIahs
gpaaf, AUG an Deiisn A3tttire ab5nBstsn tn S1'
Sen ganeissrselsaen garl 2isbnsr In 9anbnrs.
@enn man ion niht Tneet, 10 IeG CT islbt anf Die
SOFT fcmnsen unb zen 8rief ab6olsn.
SbrO Do9lsstcren Der Usau fDnisl. SoTrpsr''
6aIRliu Sna 9isfsr in 9resoen.
Sem mrblse6crsn, SuSsnetetaftsten SnngBeS
lsgsu Serrn 9au8fnsmt gbrifian &otsrt INSTALLER
6crrn @cttlob gBinfisrs, Sgnsinsrms.ltsts eesi'S
SlteGsr Gc9n, meinenl I~slralers ssebrtsn germ
9spattsr IN Ursiburg.
Gin BEN Grafobner G0tfrieo 2etdert, ebjn8seen
an feline SamaerGns, no fie i'm l1cn rhDen oers
ben in 8rsslaa. Ser Sanstaann IN Der Salsshs
ii fein Setter.
Gin ben Germ GAeriAaut, Der In Die Saisrne Die
gs!eaten prigelt in stut!gurt. Wtrn sebeten, bet
ulsiuem Gr5ne ns4t 10 hsrt 5a i3laes, nsbit elmer
BurR. RI
Sin Wamcaisn 9rri;9es Gc!piis Marisia tralat
3laIBbaniau unb 6enfsr In Uranftort. assr n'at
III faeen, Bag Der Brief ron mir TIT.
Sin BITE pssen Srsinali8er Ssiertton i'm bo1'9sn
Sabre srfnrRne @prpcralmitttpe Nu8nlts Ueiensfa
bel Der leihten Snfanterie IN Wten.
Sen Serr 6srr Serr @c19sbcbrn Gpttcr (sfa'
men mriTsnD bsult Bride, Gr'tis, Die Wniis unb
anbsrs baut Sranf9sitsn moran man ten tsnnt tn
Dclfs.
Sin Den Isiatsn Snfanbrifcrpral Emanuel 500
hann Spisner, ,peen Ct et,pa a~panfFrt TT lca er Cd
ni@t absl nebr1en In Stettin.
Sin cad nit 8irihen, fh ntat baranf tn tssen'
tpte 60 tmmsr Die Sssren 9ofliuicner MAIDEN, 0a'
nit He ,reih fsen, a~tsuaeben ben IsrOfatsniHrs,
fer gaumann In miirbburS btntsa bsraa8 onta
ha8 maffsr tprbn6aft.
Sin bic 9artbsriss unb haue5sunme Ss'lanttols
no man ~nu1pni fusrirt tpirb in 8reelau. Gsel
Itrinfliae gnesiesen9sioen.
Sin cen GGilsr Benjamin. 2aiR8 IN Ieniton te
Dem Germ 9oftcr Wurmfelo in Sberhanlsn. Voc
6err OrGtsr tperssn asbstsn, oieisn 8rtsf nebft cine
S6rfsise myinsm Go6nc Bu esbsn, neil ct 10 lang
niat sslartstsn fat. Stsbe germ ntspsr in G'nt
en-. :.
0tIr 8rif 1T is6r in 23t Su nen henn sc i
8slD ba rtns 3rsi 5 S%ulosnT@sins Sin erens"Is
nuo eth 3tpanfser syfsnntli9 surA Elm S0ds bur1
nen Gcpf. &usajniammen at ;n ssten an stai'r
Sutiane Moasbers In Slsinmi9l9etn1. 81 Ell
SRI @9aft ater i9r uist 5u ia8en ME sseI ss TT ion
tpirb fs 2ieb t lt9t.
geinsr Wstlss6oren Dem Setrn &s8sIjnnss
Ulortb In Der aeli4sn &t1curee in Gptba.
Mn ben Grclafsnfutiasr bon Summer 2O|
rar elm GHimmsl IN Berlin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
2lner'e 6atlQrlie Nllen

Fnb baS rpIlGpmnenie G6faGrnr8ant!ttel. has MIR prpruelre1
s6nnet urb taS. mic mir 8~!nu5en, le Hpt lr8enp Senlaneeh
ae,dott purcen it. SIRE 2"8trtun3en haben rern Supl'fnn
5snInepb bepttfeu, nie nett lie ale Gnetren. i'm @ebrAha
ReIscliden a~ReNicinen Gbertrefen. Sic fnb n~nIddeltd
rno a~neeue6n III neAnen. BADEN Gber 9robe setltra1t. S9rt
turdhtrin9enbGn 93irfungen erreaen Die EspenstRdtt3fsite'
tes ,RErper8, tntfarnea bic Gerftcptrn9 lstner Sr8aLs' RENT
cen RAG g}lut, unp trei6en grdntGetfen one. Ste fupref
fnr(e gGfte ab. tpelhe Granfbeiten e~rIeu8en. retS:1 bic ira
cen pber in l~luorHnUnB f]eratBeren 2r5ane 3t tErsf 11Inrii
den ShdtiQfeit, tnb ~erthetlen reml GanSen S9fehi 5tafL IN
EtGrte. Sic curireh nttt tlp5 cte 8erP6ntt@en &glQWtr
ZEN. al, heren 7ebgrl1ann lsttet, fDnoern and ~9sfabritte uni
fbrfdlihe FrQnibeittn. Sic witfert duferit tldttt9. ttlo abe
III aleiber 9git, in QerriDRerten 9pIsr, has unld3dttldhlte mn
fefe I6fGGrun08niitel fir Sinner. sic lne mt 3nite
~absrsD8en nnb eaber e%noetetH1 81! heDnlen ne EnP Gus
IbltgBlib aus BFanSenfofen 0entadt. uno H"6er 9ptitnnlhsi
tarmlos. Sic taban Guren betpirst. Die tEr8lauptt@ zen
unrpen, toerN He nidbt pn Seut'n BON 70 srRaognert @90F0c
ter be2ertet uirGgn, eab fgir Gerndtt pn uripabrbF't, auf
fonamen tanu Giele a~ngeiebsne 8rett8sr unb AeSjte felen
cen fenl Gu6lifum bic 9uverldiI8fsit unfsrer 3et'mtttsl
pG6renb Inrere uns Uertterun8en ron tbter ueberSatAEni
suosIantt BADEN, ta6 nniere Grdparate ~Hrge5ersr pie! sur @r
lrt5:eranl Ger ~Ieitencen N2enit6stt %bsttraGs1'
Ger untcu genonnte @gent nitb nit Neranut0en nnlsre'
WmerifaciTten WlnanQ6 tnGntgeHlt6 a~uatbetlsn, pelpe
bic Qa,pci'unaen surt @etrcrd beis ct 0teticinen une Ssrtt1
cate ntsr ibre 6eilunge1 fRr fpl8encer 8rdntbettea ente1t
@esftopfuu9, ga~usnb5ihnetHeu, H!!teuTGt'snns' sSGnet
Iuht. GphttCnuen, ans sinem rnreinGn NtabaT "eutftsfenf
Gopfidmer;et. ~ueteItsit, O}dnGel al Serr1uun8. Etanipa1:
unttatigfeit ter gin9eTeice uno contt pevFnuptts S3nsf.
,en, gli6nuGen, NppetuipfQtett, Ene ale HrdEt5siten' {
cine ausleerente arsnet ~erfprfgrn. Gard bic Getnt81ln8 ..
plules ru6 bird be Gtimulatipn hes S9Esms beilen +
monte frarfbeiten. Gle, ME man metnen lelts, GiBerpa.i
ihres Gereits8 l&8en. ME &aatbett, tbethwetle Winebsti
geural9ia mo Nsrpenre5 Bartlett, 2ebers nnp )terenbs'dip er
rei. Gibt. Hrb Gurere Gbnlite Grarf5etten, bic pOn ether
aeidpatten 3uaance teo G6rpers Deer elmer STRUNG Isln'
5unftipAen ]berrubTen.
Qa6t Gu5 ni6t ron ornrtiabtofen @intlsrn nit anesrF
9raya1aten ~bgttIpen. af Die iIe mebr %rOft MAIDEN; 9t'
lanai SYey's unb feline aaeere. Die &rGntsn wpuen 2
6eiten Seilmittel, uHb ie iQlten lie haten.
4riparirt NOn
&r.. 6. Is. Qper unb &c., 2Drpsu. 9iaH.,
unb yerfauft grn O. Jtpterts in @plumbu' betut @roB= IN
Sleinperfduf, Enb YOn g~pOtbsfert uRerHa.
g.. IL u 49, Us. IL Ia
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
8uraefGtaseue S~crbcNernng
5 0 II # / t Il t t 0 II

NtdQt SNlO,
W1ntsilube tes Staats iecretGrS
CD. ggiQiom GenrY Smith, Gtaatsiecretdr BEG Staotet
SGip, te0Iarbiae bievtrrdb. ba6 8~c!9enctt cine rtdtt8e epptt
zines sereinten gei9lufes iii, cen bic jenerol=Ner'anmlun
res Staates SGip am 6. &pril 1867 anrabr1, mte CT zen II
sis;sr s~mtsfu6e uisreraeleqten Original Stolen sntnOmnsn
lit. t;~.n
terfbrisbea unp bas groBe SIeget ee5 States S1t0 bet8efa8t
81 9ei6e6en 81 @Oiumbns, Gen &. Sprtl 1857
aGiQiam 6surp Smith.
os;sod) StGatsierretdr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
Oeutf@e
TeuerzYeraherungS OefeuInaft
@leoei9nD, Sbio.

/. sspital uno lleberians .......... $236,OOO
bppptbesarti5 ssT9srt auf liessnoes G~igsntEarn.
2. s1ettere 8srant.urrtlt9fsi Der Stod'
boilers SEoOfVVU
Sis bsutia. g~efsui5aft, gsgrinbst 8ssraar S. 1853 aas
aatoriHrt eardb pos gsiss bs Staatss ossO ssrFbsrt ss-
gen Bsrluf 6nr9 6ener:
gebduoe 8aaren uub perfSuliaes GisentbaIa
i'm etaate.Sbio.
rurtgs =ltrtunpeH, psl5e III bentf8sr NIB sn8hi9sr Spra@s
ans8sfertigt uereen, b~etgebrndt.
9irettoreu Der gefcuidaft:
Or. s3m. Despsr, Sstnri9 Osttmsr, aSpif 9sttbers.
6 SS Ganiet, Saepb Wrler, Sat0b Dsaner,
SObu seagasr, Setter Settelba8, OF. 8D. 86esr.
Seamte:
abp(f @ttt6sra. Srii. Satob DaaYer, 8iessr&i.
Satpb GaIler, sesretdr nnb s&asmetfsr.
GnspGrtige slgeutsa, reip. eorreipouScnteu.
SrenOnt: 6. @3iQmsr, gilmore: S8taiaun glnlsmasss.
Bellevue: s 6 GtisEtsis 9arpE: SC3n Sautet
Mpnrpsptas q 9ipfsi BsrIntlt0H: 8. 9aHsndus
linn: Sb gmis Upper @unbnsfp: 8. @8afsr.
~gpoSEupnf: Setter 2ueius 2iperpODl: Saul S8eg
gorfpn. Sobr giaber WtlaD: y a3rrnner
8iutlap: Sobn OlstfI 8atprns: R 9n8ntaSs
0n1rostppn: @ gfetter 9lprpale: ID Sabr
eannustp: { 3ranb Srsfltae: aftsdsl EBsoss
gInriu Spbn 2SrTh &8drren: 6. 9. SG6s
gaQiOp: q. SGasiSsr SDfprta gt. 8tnasso.
ct gparrs: gb. 6ersina Wie6letDpn 9. BG9nanz
sulpbur Sprina: 8. 5et5p Rtiersburg Bent. @pbp
gp,rirr. gb. Trguer @apafpneta: SD. SatnbrDV
opnia epphncn: alliance 9lprwalt: u. 8er1sl
Oelp6ps: go. sina 2~Bsinsbsr8: s. @srber
Yefanfe: s. g. Rirhner gtsparf, Gliding Co.: @b. GreE
eancafter @frifian Fore, 8arep: 8. 6drs
Bereo: y. Rriuer Canal @lintpn s. efuhbaI
Saral Sutton: $50. 6slb, fen. 9elaposs: .. Stsbeneorfes
ganal 9pper: 81. 9Rpntaa 8ptefsr: Gne. StGbl
9arbinatgn: E. Wtaper giapolepn: 80. SpaYtb
Stem gSrermn g G1eslpb 0t9Iprtn9 Sobn 8srlss
SbpTelb: 6. NPfQsr Gina Sberueser
louisville: 8rteb. GtabI.
gtreleptlie, Glaus Giempu, Gainesville, s. 6. 8o8el
| Stsl5Y, 6. 8. glDom. gsa 9ursa, Spispb Sfbsiuter.
SieiIeube ageuten
Sc 8a1utarn,
Sanuar 10. as.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
gpniul 9eopolb ShmtDt,
Syn, ga 9SSuao gtreet, gSetp 9DYf,

abernimmt Gelb. aussablunesn ieben 9etra8a an allen Eid'
ben Res @rpB6ersp8tbums 0aceu une ts1en gattbarftaatel
unb empieblt ft6 su8leib CUR @%insisbuna p0a erelbaItS=@ l
BERN, Tprtsrnnoen etc In aane 0euti6lano inter Sarantis
Der I5nelfen rne %promrteien 9eipr8un8. -
9elfoneu, pelus 8pLna6ten ansSnfeHsn babet, peerlpnf
~beroletben pben a~ngseebsne Gei6dfte, pOuen itb an q, u.
q i I'm. Salon. Grarforb @ountp. Sbip. wenhen, mslber
immer bereit III aIs 6Tentli1er NCtar Su 9tsnitsn su ftsbsn.
Stunt 10. 1857. Zml 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04

10 gder tes befen Gastsnlanpes ii Der Nabs pom Saabuss
~ Gitp, o., an Der Strabe, 1 Nfele 1pn Der fdtbpliiden Srs
DR. nnS an bic 9aY ~grensene, I'M 6eten @ultur3utauee, 70 tab
"a btefes 8ribia6r nod ~tepfanBt tperbea Fam, pirp anter ben
b~il!igFen 9erin8nnsen ~perfaEft.
VI. &. Stnalbt,
april 81 'ss.-1h SanSasfp Sitp, flo
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
g5ortGelIbafte OeleAenbett.

OUIIUEIIUWFTE VttEHk3HtsIf
Il. 8. gepaltt pinIbt me6en altersidr@5e ietns gut
siagettttets
-ebH etpr, IN sontrsfp GHY, SbtO, III ~rstfaufea. 9as
Sorstosbaafe l;egt an elmer Der b.1sn gei6dfttitr0fsn Ger
GtQtr, it 8 etpdmerf tpdb, % 8ub 8rort unp % 5uB lang
nnb ~pplfGntig ein9srt6tet. Die 9dderet I'M 3o1s 1t ogh
Wo ffeinen erkaut. nit rer beten Grader Mai1tn uic a=
len ta,n n~6tbiqen 6 ntters fppis allen sum 9dderraesltat1t
a]ebBrsnten @eidirr ~perfsten. ollie gebdnlttfsttsn tne np9
Tnsu, gut sin8eri6tst unD nit Selsf9uppen unp Sfauna9 0eFz
ieben. uta.,1s.
sIpfen perren fam. QgeseE gidbersm nenes man ttb an
s. u. 9eralot,
gpri( 5, '66,-w - Santusfp City, Gfis GO, ..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
s 6 { . %
Der1herungS 0efeQIhaft
0pu gleDelanb, SbsD.

8opttols @tce 2OO,O 900 Dplars,
Wettere 8sr6ineltbfstt ...... 100000 Dollars.
OfRss esosiIs 8Ipf, $40. i25 Superior StraSs, Ella
Sreppe bod.
Girectrren:
s. ". ~eatfsmepsr, 9. Sdn6lsn, E6. 6oof,
3. Sbpruaa, .. befsnmaAsr, q. Wta9sr,
q. 9sifst, &. oops, S4end' MD
s. Gtpprtl, Bb. StHntn8sr, :. 8sdntan,
q, gi.nsr, ST.. gi6era, @.g. @. aBsbsr, Md.
s. Wsl6er, esp. Wederltne.
q earnte
6. F8. Sattsmspsr, srdfhsnt, q. Ssfennausr, Ssfrstar,
!. etpppsl, gitssSrdFpent. 6 araas, IT,, Ssa. ast.
WGai II. '65. %
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
CUTE WeIegenbeit fiir etnen Bterz
9rQuer!

Gin 8rauer, relber tas 9a9erbierbronen gut rsrfebt ane
ougerrert Gbsr sin binrsidenpes Sapttal ja perfi9sn bat, nm
cine 0agerbierbrausre 81 .rrtGten, Fnest in stn'r Stapt, I'm
sSSIihen 9teile pUn OEio aeIeo.u, etrs Gn6srt sHnRigs @s=
IeaenEeit. @s 1T nGmlib nod feline 2a8erbierbrauerel bort,
pfralei6 Die gtabt in elmer gutter. gegene lts8t nnb aada TT Der
urnaeaenb auf bebentsnbsn Ibab gu re9nst it. Der @tgen.
Thinner zines Staf 2anSes pom binretbeneer Gr6be, dlberf
p%prtbeilbaft an ter stast esls8sn, auf welhsna nHperfs9baret
MyoFer, Spls, Roblen nnb stein ~pOrsanben ino, ptinibt Die
Zee sane inter fetr ~annebmbarsn t9ebin8un8en 81 %pertaafsa
Meaen gusfunft tpsnee uaa iG an bic 9eraGs8sbsrpss SSsf'
bpten. gu acreTftrsni
Wein6arn ii. Nieier,
crI{ 20 ,6e. 10 Columbus, SbtD.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
Spbn S6ptt. SpbnSmmel. tSpbn S6ab
untOn carriage SbOp.
Gbptt, 6 rnutc1 S CO.,

MAIDEN bietmIt Dem wertbeh Trblifnnl Won 1OlNl1cHs mt
~llm9e8enb bic er9sbcne gnSei8e, cap fe in tbrem Sbop an Ger
SDut9 gnGtie aans. s'pilasn Der SOD anS 3tsn
Strabe eele8en,
fprtipG6renb @efeDnngen auf Carriages, 9na8tes unc Sps'n8=
paoer a%nnebnlen unb prompt %ausfiDren. gu allen pon Oen
ielben p~erfettieten arteten pirh eas tefe Neatertal pertoen'
bet uue tptro fur @leeons unb 9auerbaftigttit 8aranttrt.
glub baben tiefelben icts cine Ausrabl UOn INSTRUMENTATION
SutIten. 9u9aies nno Srrinapa8en %0errdtbia. welbe ZEN
aus BEN Etltden Staateu ~beSo8enen an S66nbett ~1lstdtgmt'
men. biefelbgn ietDb an gouerbaftiafei1 nett ibertrs1en.
gQe Yprfpmmensen Geparaturen uerhen Ibnel nno gut be-
iprot. Surb s~usi6bri8e ltuteritftuuB nnIsrer @6nnsr auf
oemuntert, BADEN mir infer @si6dft beeeuteno ~nsr8rpgeri NM
ftnp bQBer i'm Stante. allie BtfelugGen panttltds ino IN anr=
,e ausSufrbren. Ger cine ~barerb0fte unb Ind eleGante 8ut-
ide, prer gugaY gu faufsu pIni6t, ben iacsn mir b6fNtN
elm. fb nnfere @rbett a~uSueben unp CT tuirp eteleibs, lpw's
unIere greiIe ts~irteHt8ene ftnpen.
ScGu SActt,
Sobu Suintl,
So9n Gau9,
gpoi Ok MT I'm III
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
Sd1Dinger, Som H. 50.

So. 8, gBsa gtate gtrass, DENT 9tmerican SDtsl
se8eniter.
gi,fsfber MAIDEN ibren Srsuneen unb tem gee6rten teut=
S6en g~,ubltfuut ~iiberbaupt Die srgebene InSetse, eGB te tbr
Wuarsnla0er BET eutsnp ~psr9r66ert Baben unp isst ale SNrtsn
non
rnetaaemem unb bblsernsa Sar9er,
mad rem itBnRen Wafern nnb ppn allen Snalitdten, bsfdn,
bo an Sanb hobsn. 0ieielten eriuhen ibre Sanesleute, bel
etpraiosn Gprfommni7en. ~9efGli8t bel ibnsn porsuiPredsen;
la ,pr ibnen Die aufridti8e GesfI9ernn8 9eben, fe ~ lbneli
unb bilia 81 6eptenen, we Feline anrere 8trrla IN Der Stact.
8e1pntere Sprofalt werren mir earauF pertceneeu. neben
nnierm neuen 2eidsnmaeen INNER bic befien Suti9sn fur
2etdenbegdn9nife gu lsfern.
@Drtl q. Int bp Il 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
Ser 2etp5iger
Suuitrirte }yantilienz GQlenDer

fir 1857 NIT yieIem intsreFTantet 2sfeftUTe, fe9r sdblreiden
Suuarotipnen in tSplsidnitt uub einsnl iebr it6nen eplortra
ten Sitslbtlce. @rpb Guattp, franco fr sUff MIR IS Gents.
gu besisben bHr9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04
NtebenldnD All Derfdufen.

DC WuNnlarn,
Sauuar 49,. 'a5,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-04

/. Sssital unb ueberibus ........... 1926, coo
bqpUtbsfarti5 ssTbsrt af ~lis8:nos' si8sntsasn.
2. s2ettere 8srant.prrtltafeit Der Sto6>.
sslssrs $780, 600
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-06
FRY Uonds l. 1rneeris.s.
Lock to Your Interest !

BAKER BROTHERS have again largely
added to their Stock of GROCERIES and
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, among which they
enumerate th2 following articles at greatly re-
dueed prices.
Genuine new crop Orleans Sugar, superior
Crushed, Powdered, Granulated and Coffee
Sugars, choice Gun Powder, Imperial and
English Breakfast Teas-to these we call spe-
ciaI attention as they have been selected with
great care, and are guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. English Dairy Cheese, No. Mackeral,
Brown Chocolate and a full assortment of
Groceries of every description.
Our DRY GOODS were purchased when
the market was at its lowest point, and we
now offer you Bleached and Brown Cottons
and Calcoes at louer rates than ever before.
We have besides a good assortment Of Can
ton and Wooden Flannels, Ginghams, Tick
ings, Shifting Stripes, and Cotton Yarns !;
Wooden Ware and Brooms, Tin Ware, Crooks
and Stoneware; Paints and Dye Stutfs Ma
chine, Tanners and Linseed Oils; Coal Oil,
(superior) Coal Oil Lamps and Chimneys;
Window Glass and Putty; Tumblers and Cob
LEES; Grind Stones and Cranks /; Shovels and
Forks; Cut and Clinch Nails; Horse Shoes,
Nail Rods and Horse Shoe Iron; Lump and
Ground Plaster and other Fertilizers.
We call especial attention to our Stock Of
Boots and Shoes at very low prices.
BOLTING CLOTHS, will be furnished to
Millers at short notice.
We give special attention to the purchase
of Flour, Grain and other Produce, and keep
only such brands of Flour as we can recon-
mend and atarrant good.
We invite Country Merchants and all who
wish to purchase in quantities to call and ex-
anime our Stock as we feel sure we can please
both in quality Of goods and in prices asked. All
goods guaranteed to be such as represented.
Concessions in prices made where goods are
purchased in quantity, (unbroken packages.
BAKER BROS.
Feb 6-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-06
Napoleon on the Situation in Europe.

| The Emperor Napoleon, in his speech be
fore the Corps Lcgislatiff, on the assem-
bling of that body, said:
Serious events have happened in Europe
almost fulfilling the great Napoleons ide;
to unite the great homogeneous nations
hitherto separated, and which is the only
possible balance of Power in Europe
German and Italian events have paved thu
way to it. Their success cannot disturb
France.
| stood aloof, and beheld the peace
which Prussia and Italy made without dis
Numbering Austria. France was just and
neutral In another part of the globe We
have been obliged to employ force to re
dress legitimate grievances, and we have
endeayored to raise an ancient empire
The happy results we first obtained were
compromised by an inauspicious concur
renee Of circumstances. The guiding idea
of the Mexican expedition was an elevated
one. To regenerate people and implant
among them ideas Of order and progress
to open vast outlets to our commerce, and
leave the recognition Of services rendered to
civilization to mark our path, such was
my desire and yours; but as soon as the
extent Of our sacrifices appeared to me to
exceed the interests which had called us
across the ocean, spontaneously determin-
ed upon the recall Of our army corps, that
the government ofthe United States might
comprehend that want Of Cancellation had
embittered relations, which for the welfare
of both countries should remain friendly
The Emperor then proceeded to say that
the great Powers ought to act in concert
to satisfy the Christians, protectthe rights
Of the Porte, and to prevent complications.
The Roman treaty Of September has been
exccted, whereby the government Of the
Pope has been placed in new phase, and
he is sustained by his own strength and
the veneration of the great Power for the
head Of the Church. Europe will sustain
his temporal power against demagogues.
Our relations with England are intimate,
and both the Powers agree on all the great
questions. The perpetuation of Austria
in necessary to the balance Of power.
The Emperor says that he is certain that
the peace OF the world is not to be disturb
ed Sure of the present, and confident of
the future, have fulfilled your wishes in
regard to the Development Of our insti-
tutions upon liberal scale. France will
use her new rights wisely. She is respect
ed abroad, but the conditions of war being
changed: she must increase her defenses.
The army bill has been SO drawn as to
tighten the burden in times of peace and
to increase the resource in times of war.
Our neighbors assumed far heavier bur-
dens. Let us ever keep our flag high, as
the best means of preserving peace.
The prosperity Of France advances. The
indirect revenue has increased fifty mil
lions of francs, and we shall soou be able
to satisfy all interest, reduce the land tax,
and make public improvements, whereby
the working classes are to be benefited,
and liberty to be solid, lasting and glorious.
I trust in my people, my right, and my
conscience
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Our Railroad.

We think we may congratulate the
people Of the Valley Of the Shenandoah,
upon the early dawning Of a better day in
their peeuniary fortunes. We believe we
are to have our long wished for Railroad
completed at an early period to Harrison
burg. The legislation at the present SEES
sion Of the General Assembly upon this
subject accomplishes this result
The act for the transfer Of the Manas-
sas Gap railroad, with its franchises and
interests to the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company, was great thing for
this magnificent Valley, with its teening
and rapidly augmenting population and
and its almost boundless stores Of unde-
vcloped wealth. It is impossible to con
ceiye what deep interest this great Val
lev, giant in physical strength and re-
sources, will now arise in its might, and
show what it is capable Of doing. We
shall no longer, if we will exert ourselves,
suffer beneath the grinding heel Of pow
erty. Our lands, amongst the richest
and the best in the world, will now be
put up to their highest productive capaci-
ty, for we are to have the means Of trans
porting to market what We can raise
No man can correctly calculate or esti-
mate what our people can produce upon
their farms Even now, without factill-
ties for getting to market, we are getting
along just about as well as the balance of
the world, paying enormous State and
Federal taxes, and asking 30 fayors of
either, but to be let quietly alon etc work
out our pecuniary salvation.
We advise our people to turn their anx-
ious gaze from the darkened and darken-
ing skies of their political future, to the
prospect now distinctly looming up in the
no longer dim distance Of the coming OF
the "iron horse" If VIC can speedily re-
pair our shattered pecuniary fortunes, as
we will do through the agency Of our
railroad, we can well afford to stand still
in the storm and see the internal Radi
Gals dashed down into the abyss of the
popular Indignation and scorn, to which
they inevitable hasten. Let them estab
fish sterritorial governments" over Us
let them do their worst. We have sur
vived "the wreck of matter caused BY
their war upon u.s. and we can yet stane
the terrible infections Of the territoriali
zing acts Of an illegal, unconstitutional
and despotic Congress. Our only hops
of resurrection to material life and pres
perity, is in the fulflmept Of our wishes
with respect to our misunderstanding
ham Register.
A Cincinnati telegraph operator says h
has always noticed that nine out Of tel
chances in the weather begin in the West
A storm at Cincinnati is felt eighteen
hours afterwards at Baltimore. At tn
time of his writing he stated shat tn
telegraph gave information Of storm il
St. Louis, which he predicted would reacl
Cincinnati in twelve hours. The sterr
came an hour or two sooner than he pre-
dicted, but he proved himself quite weatl
er-wise.
| Flattery is the oil Of the machinery {
society. Allare susceptible to it; and h
that thinks he is not, fatters himself i
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Clothing.

LOOK AND WONDER!!
He enumerates some Of the prices which
ARE MUCH LOWER THAN THE SAME
ARTICLES COULD HAVE BEEN
PURCHASED BEFORE
THE WAR:
Fine Melton Frock Overcoats, only $40,
g black frock and sack do, $12 to Is
Chinchille &c g $l2 to Is
BEAR OVERCOATS,
Frock and Sack, for prices in proportion.
LOOK!
Fine black cloth suits for SIS
Black cloth suits, finer, for $ls to S25. 3
All Wool Cashmere suits, SIS.
Finer ditto, SIS to $25.
Harris Silk Mixed, Gerry heary, for $40 to
S25, such as we sold formerly for $50 and 35.
Good common suits from $40 to II.
Fine cashmere Pants and Vest, for SIS to
10.
All wool pants, S41.
Black, all wool, S. to 8.
BW REMEMBER aa
these are not gotten up for auction purposes,
but are his own make,
therefore he can
RECOMMEND EVERY GIRNENT
THAT IS SOLD.
As he has always announced,
He STILL GUARANTEES TO SELL
20 per cent less
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TIE CITY.
In order to reduce his stock for the ensuing
season, do not delay but go at once to secure a
bargain at G. MANDELBAUMS
Emporium of Fashion,
Under Virginia Hotel.
Feb Gift
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The English Language.

l
Mine Cot mine Cot! vot language daty
cannot English spaken,
For shuts so sure speak him right;
So sure bees mistaken.
For when says wants my beer;
mean the lager fixen;
Bier means them things folks ride
Ven dey go dead as blixen.
Dey say dey 'raisc' building,
Den craze it down so cline;
"Rays' means dem ting the sun trowj
Ven gets up to shine.
Cheat means dem ting da's good to eati
"Meet'' also means ting proper;
tbs only "mete'' to measure desc tings,
Ven steampoats 'smcte" the stopper.
Shuts de same word means every ting,
1t makes no business whether,
You spell him dis or tother way;
Won sounds shoost like t'others
Mine Cot mine Cot SO sure s.knows,"
cannot English spraken;
For ven ''nosc'' speak him right
Py damn! gets mistaken.
Hans DUNDEn.