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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-03
%. Tebruor 1870.
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Dur6 pfdnprr: Sir Sntorpori<
runA Der Nrrp>lllm Nf:>psmie.
Cine Nn;obl BON 5au8zBtQ6 wurpsn
paiIrt uno erwdbnen mir fol8enb::
8etimmunsen besisli1 rer @e]bmpz
rsl,e1 fit Hom|tY Gruntv.
Sir Nnltfuune zines lteno0rapbiiden
8eridteritatter6 fur pie@eri9te in Sam
ieY Gountp.
Cine 8iQ, mel6e ben 59ulratb Don
ct. paul ermd6tiot 8pnps au63ufelen.
Mr. Qatimer reidt cine Biu Elm,
wel6e @irtbe %perbinrert 6auf]9ulpsn
9eleBli1 einiutreiben.
i&auS.
Nuf Mntra0 Naccpnalo6 murpe ber
5tnot er|u&t pieBiu fir rie Bsleplaine
Salt Sprtn9S an ra8 6ouS 3urQd,utelz
len. COS 5ou f9 ndmli9 bel naben
unteriu6un9 berouS9e1eIt baben, pab,
rpdre piele Blu @eieB eeporcen> ale
Gal3= 2ancereien i'm Staote bie@er Com
pa9nie a%nbeimfauen wirpen, pbne pa6
cer S1aat AUDI nur paS 0erin9ite Gqui>
polent erbalten wurre. 81
Cine Ansobl bon BiuS murben einee~
reiht.
Mr. NorriS reibt cine Biu fit
N%mennirun9 Der Contribution Elm, mcl9e
| be;uali1 Der c}mprcpement> Q1nbereisn
pielelben Beiimmun9en entba!t, ais Ge>
notor @rootsr'8 Biu.
w. Norri8 feute bierauf ben Mntrao,
Die Blu an bic Ylenars COMMITTEE III re
f~eriren.
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UNI pies gu bewerffeui9en> muroe Naz
men6> NbRimmun9 perlanet.
Sir Su6penpiruns fimmten: Bar>
ter Brotuc Buuen Cameron
@onfelo, Cool Gouplin, @loie, Cullen,
Densmore, Glanneaan. Gomlsr, Gage.
@rabam, 5aQ,. Carton, Qopeu, MiIer,
Norris, potter; ppuno, Rulih1on Gcan=
Ion, Stewart, Iboreion, Dance> ypuna
-27.
Da8e9en: Nbbptt Brprn, Gram
ball. Triplep, Gilman, MaeD cnalc,
Mca9ber, Yfoar, @eer> Sbant6 -Slccum,
@aterman> @eo9e Bilion uno cer
Spreder - Is.
6ierauf purpe bic BiQ an bic Com
mittse fir Sfentli@e 2dnpsreien permie(en
nit Der ssnaruftion, Dem 5auie beute pa>
rGter Beri9t ~ er@atten.
DaS 6aua pailirte Elm Memorial be-
sGsli@ Der Mniiepler auf Der Jprt@ireely
&eltrpatipn.
Gerner cine Biu, ptl@e bic 6tact st.
Yaul ermd@tte, fir Bau uno&eporatur
Der ct. Youl Bride 8onbs a~ussunelen.
(&ie febt es nit Dem faulen 5olie p
Gbenlo cine Blu, poB ale @eltbe iiber
8efteueruns BON Gilenbabn~ @ompaanien
In 3ufunft 3uerf bem 8olte CUR Mbfim=
mu1s pcrsele8t weroen iouen> ebe ie in
&raft> treten tSnnen.:
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Belle plaine Solt 5prin9 Biu II @ie>
o~erer1na8u119 AeBo8en uno Elm Cub titat
fit ottftlbe pafflrt.
SIM plenum fauten Gle Normal11ul=
Nppropriationen our 8eratbune.
Mit "a eesen q @timmen btcrpert.
pie COMMITTEE BE &ppropriation Dor
}$12.5OO fir Die MonfotozS @ule ~,
critten 2eiuns. Cine appropriation bon
$4,000 fir Die St.@louo @@ule ,purc,
nit IS 9eeen IL Stimmsn permorfen
Sn sleider @eiie cine appropriation Dor
$4,000 fit @inona, urp bic Biu fiji,
pie laufenoens auseaben (dmmtli@e>
Wormdl'&ulsn fir eas Sabr 1870.
I & a. "a. Tebru 1870.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-03

p't'uul 5ul N~pF'Wm"nS uHo Wurce pal'
frt. g. fimnnten :: -.
Dafar- Starter, 8cder, Sud
Bueu> .@bewnina> Sling, 2atimer> SEQ:
marc. 2o9ren> Yettit, @ait H..
Do0e8en 8at6e:rer Groofer
5snr, Sadlon, 2oro, YfSnper .. S
@mith 6. s.. @mith @prasue-9.
SIN plenum famen bierauf bic Tarifs
Be(dlane oe6 Genator Cattle, CUR De-
bate uno puroen i6liebli9 nit 10 &C.
gen 9 Stimmen Dertpprfen.
SIN Senat wurre ce1 Beri6t Der Yle>
mar COMMITTEE pabin a%boednrert Dab
jeneB ei9lufe an Elm @pe3ial< Committee,
befebeno aus ben 9erren pettit, Cattle
uno 2orr, referirt wurpen.
Sn Der Na6mitta9sfBun9 .beSab 1i9
ber Senat in p!enarz@ Committee unc eu,<
pfabl, fir 5ewitt's pampblet $4,000 ~
bewili9en.
Die Smmigration6z Biu 1puroe auf ben
Ei56 0ele9t, iowie Die cine 8iQ fir &c.
miuiDuns rer llnfoiten beS befrittenen
WablfoQe8 Don Brainorb vs.. Gaber..
&ane.
SIN 5au6 purce cine 9reBe Mn;obl
neuer Bills einaereidt> lopie Genatz unp
5au6bius palirt +. ~ g.:
Die BewiIi9uns Don $12,5O0 fir pie
Normali9ule in Wfanfato muroe NIT %
sesen Is @timmen pailirt.
Is. Jebruar.
Genat.
S. Cine Mn,abl pom BiuS rpurce11 einQe<
reidt uno mebrere SenatbiuS palirt.
Die COMMITTEE fir 6fentli9e 26nbez
reien> an welde bic Biu referirt rpor, cas
Vertauf8redt auf bic @umpR dnpereien
'oe6 Gtaates au63uoebnen, teri9tet Aeeen
Nnnobme Der Biu.
Der COMMITTEE BeriGt tpurce init 9
se9en z @ttmmen an9enommen.
Sans.
Cine Geibe ron 8ei9llHrn wuroe ein<
aere:dt uno an ros Suti3~ COMMITTEE re-
ierirt> rarouf bin3ielenr, pab rie jebt be-
itebenpen G%iientobn> gpmpaonien nidt
allein ne Redte uno pripileaisn 70 mie
pie 21ncereien Der aiten Gpmpaonien
ibernpmmen unp erbalten baben, 1onrern
oub bic alien @dulren unp in Goloe
oeffen au@ bic @erpHi@tuns baben, be
alien Staat5s Giienbabnbpnp6 ~ besabs
len.
unter Der eroBen Mnsabl Ron 8iue>
wel@e einoerei9t wurpen> erwdbnen mir
fol9enbe:
Dur& MILLER: $4,000 fir Gin<
tpanperun0 ;u be>ptui9en.
Dur9 COMMITTEE: $4,000 fir Gin
ri@tun9 BON 2uftbei5une i'm Capitol ~
b%ewiuiSen.
Dur& Grio1ey: $4,000 fQr ben
8au Der ct. Glouo Normal19ule iu be-
miuieen.
Dur@ MocDonalb: Sn @bafo<
pee Elm @taatSz @efdnsniB ~ etabliren.
@ranral'S Biu fir @crfauf Der
Smprorement~2dneereien fam in her
Na&mitoasfbun9 CUR Debate. Msb>
rere Wmenrenfnt6 wurcen 0ena9t unr
RE BiQ l9ltBli9 NIT 20 oeoen IS
Stimmen sum speiten Mole eeleien.
26. Gebruar 1870.
ena
Tol9enre Bil6 1purpen eineereidt:
Durb d.. pfdncer: Sir Bef1r>
reruns Der Ginwaneerune. [Dicie 8iu
1T cine Grneurun9 oea @eleBe6 Don
1867
Durh 6. II. Smitb, ben @ebalt
ce8 Stoat8 Bibliotbefar8 auf $1,000 3u
erb1ben.
Cine 9ro6e Mn3abl BON Senat Bills
obne Nusnabme lofaler Natut ODER @pez
SialseieBe murre bierauf pallrt.
she SALT fir .6pmitt6NomnhIef $SOOO
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

900 EAST 20rH ST., FIRST FLOOR. AN EXCEL.
EOO lent plain cook good bread and biscuit baker; no
~ wv
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

C1O WEST 18TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, IN THE
Lle) rearA woman to cook and assist at washing and
ironing; no objection to boarding house, good city
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

C0C WEST 27TB ST., NEAR 7TU Ay, FIRST
Avc hoor, back room.-A young girl as chamhermali
and waitress chamberad care Of children
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

C10 SULLIVAN STA YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD
LlO COOK In boarding house or to do general house
work. city or country; good reference.
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

C7Q WEST 3sTH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 9Th
AlC avs.-A respectable woman who understands nil
Kinds OF cooking no objection to the country Apply
The New York herald., 1870-03-24

C0E EAST 2OTH ST., NEAR Sd AVA REsPECTA.
sIOC bic woman az cook who thoroughly understands
private family; good city reference.
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

OF WEST 18th ST., NEAR 9Th Az: "A REsPECTA
smen and private families or 90 Out De IA aAr CAL Or
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
THE FRENCH OCCUPATION OF ROME.
ULTRAMONTANE VIEWS.

The Paris Monde CUltramontane) of July lS,
makes the following comments on the contemplated
evacuation of Rome To abandon Rome to-day would
be 10 certainly deliver it to the revolution TO repudate
the policy followed for 20 years and to sell ne Wear OF
Jesus Christ for price scarcely above the 80 pieces o
the Gospel Those who believe the French Government
capable of this nfamy do injustice to its foresight as
well as TO its prObty Is IL about 10 select the present
moment TO inspire alarm in Catholic cOnsciences, ana
create fear that commenced by treason IL not TO
terminate goriously for our flag Napoleon also al q
certain period of his history sacrificed the temporal
power to his policy; some time after the spanish war
broke out which the first of the reyerses OF the E
pire and the prelude of the Russian campaign Ihese
great examples remain engraved in the minds OF the
people and there is fear that at 80 short distance
they will he forgotten. -, -,
Beside the alliance of Italy purchased on this eondi-
ton would weaken the government within more
than it would fortify it without, because II
would break the bonds which attach lt 10 a
party in France and like tree without roots IL would
IAN at the first shock II is even making little OF Italian
honor To make at this hour snch calculation IL IL 10
make OF Italy political free lance offering his sword
for sale TO all Europe. fighting against Austria TO nave
yenetia : against France to have Rome. France mas
made her, armed her, and admitted her among nations
IL matters not all these recOectons are not 10 pe
weighed equal to single city II Italy was capaDle
of this ngrattude she would be as dangerous Tor ef
allies as her adversares and IN that ease It Wond De
in order not TO recall our army OF occupation Dut 70
double il.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04
for his manifold services by comforting on hi III i0'
| the highest rank I'm the Legion oi honoi' t

%, h,s manifold services by comforting on him, In lSo
the highest rank in the Legion OF HONOR
COUNT PALIKAO.
Charles 3uiaume- NJ are- e-Apollinare-Antoine cousin
Montauban Count OF Palikao, General ana seha'or
Ipne "a 1906 went into Algeria at an early age ds
,,shed himself ss officer OF cavalry and was, after
more than 20 wears of uninterrupted service
with the command Of the Temceh ~ snu he was
for some time at the head OF the ha Ereneh
Division In s he ,gpa sad fhe honor Of accomplishing
Se almost marvellous inyason which carried the negS
OF Frame e aaestrucon OF numerous Chinese forts the
Splendid victory at Palikno, and the enIraee ~ =, %
Allies into Peng forced ths Sy ths Allies Returning to
France in July 1851 he was made senator Oh franuv,
Count OF Pkao and ., in ne active service
and had fought in 2S different pattleS'
GENERAL PIERRE LOUIS AcHILLE DE FAILY,
horn in 1903 received his military education at Saint Cyr
and was at the time Of the Revolution OF lSS lieutenant
colonel OF regiment Of the line. He took part in the
Crimean war as brigader general, and greatly distn-
eshed himself at the battles Of the Alma OF the Name
ion-yert and of Tracktir. After his return he was
made OF the Emperor SiTi.,on ana anr&g ~
tho army corps of Gen. Mel, and distinguished
himself at Magenta and sSlfe5o In 1857 ne nS ghs rs
this campaign made the first trial on large scale OF the
Chassepot which, as he said In his report worked won
appointed COmmandern-Chief Of the Third Army Corps,
and now, according TO Cable Dispatch he is at the head
GEN. CHARLES AUGUsTE FRossARD.
who is reported to he the commander Of the Second Army
Corps born April 26 1907 from ls25 TO 1927 pupil OF
the Polytechnic School During the administration OF
Cen Cavaignac he made Lieutenant Colonel, and
took part In the expedition which put an end 10
the Roman Republic. Having gained the reputation OF
being of the most eminent officers IN pom,
fortihcation he was appointed in 1882 director OF
the Notifications Of oran, in Algeria with the rank OF
colonel and subsequently, after being appointed general
of brigade member Of the Committee Of Forihcations.
In 1880 he took part as general Of division in the Italian
and nember OF the Committee Of Defense Gen Frossard
was by decree OF March 49, 1867 made Chief oithe Military
Household of the Emperor and Governor OF the ffnoe
ImpeTia whose military instruction he is said To have
conducted with military rig0r At the beginning OF te
wear 1869 he appointed President OF tho committee
Of Eorff faat
New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

goods not only with Paris but onyohere else IL abso
utely cut Off Ofcourse, the peasants come in daily with
meat vegetables and fruit but even they are beginning
fail u.s. the horses all being carried off to drag
guns and baggagewagons, and the country people VIII
soon have none left to drag their carts Now however
in few days there will be serious to the front,
but fancy this will be half way more TO New-York
before there is any serious fighting Tomorrow shall
push forward to the frontier and if possible get look
at the Prussan sentries. telegram has just come TO
headquarters TO say that half the army Of Africa safely
landed at Marsees, and route for Metz and stras-
bourg. The other half will not be long in coming now,
and as they are here shall begin business In
earnest.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
NEW HERALD SUNDAY 1s7o-TRPLE SHEET.


NEW "
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAI.Ks.
Lsuudresses, &c,
ZJ rsspecssbie woman would ike to procure lades'
and gensiemens washing frst rate washer and roner
GO WEST ,sTE sT-A REspEcTAgLr WOMAN
horse; 40 Frsn 81 faias good city reference.
orr WEST ssrH STA. RESPECTABLE WIDOW
ssy sndsrssna; French dusing polishing -
ooS EAST slsT STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
90 wsssns - her own houss an sieeen. M wash.
one week.
800 Washing and Ironing done D
400 WEST ssrn STA REspEcTABLE WOMAN
dozen. sS X. .ass oah ana das
GOOD W. Of i.nRss sssI city rsis1:acs .'' ''A'
4O7 EAST a1 ,sIH s5 NEAR sT EEsgEcrA
w..Ans beat reference sra' loo per csS sd-
400 srH Az. BETWEEN ,srH AND sorH srs,
ssSSemsn: .aa fsnss washing Enss
| S21 9TH Ava RESPECTABLE coLoRED wo.
home by the dozen; thoroughly her business
627 TnIso H,sa gIoos Front so9m
her house o. % 60 out sy knds
css e day.. ss'
QOo Sd Av., NEAR SrH STA RESPECTABLE
% ca g. u. .a .coa .sa.so. Or
Nurses, &c.
IA EAST BAD ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND MADISON
avs.A rs:psc..be. educated young sr 70 take
Wns ana eSmsc nslcsDanaDs :sasn aEaD
CERTIFICATES as TO aud qualifications Cab
117TH ST.. BETWEEN SrH AND srH AVS, gAE
breast Of milk wishs: child TO wet nurse at her home
lfO afresh breast Of milk, wishes healthy baby
nurse at her residence.
| OJS EAST asTH ST., THIRD FLooR-AN ENGLISH
Can Ss
900 WEST s5rH STA MONTHLY, GENERAL
80 nurse Of long e,pesncs now ssn:aSsd desrs
Class physicians rsiersnses Cali Cali Or address,
Oo0 EAST 2,sr ST, BETWEEN I'd AND Sd Avs-A
ZCl most respectable person as monthly or sick nurse
the best Of city references Address Mra P at ar oinns
Odo BLEECKER ST.. SHOE sToRE.-A YOUNG
sewing or cha%S.rwors and waiting speaks French Ssr
and Enrli.h would IKE to accompany family going
oO11 GOLD No.> BLEEoEER STA MARRIED
dress, TOR one day only Mrs. LYONS.
319 WEST 2aD srA yorSo GIRL RRoTEsTA;ETr
up stairs work. Can for three days
RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES sIrUA.
HSn a; can also rs de pn ;snE e. Is osam
from a., piac. Address n g. Herald oiao.
VouNG CHILDREN OR INFANTS REQUIRING
1oa o ss c
and music taught by the governcs,
Mattresses, &c.
100 EAST 44TH ST., CORNER LEXINGTON Av.--A
l. respectable girl waitress In private family
Can be seen al present employers on Monday.
f1R Cd Az, SECOND FtooR.1A YOUNG GIRL
Miscellaneous.
12 OAK ST., SECOND fLooR.-A youNG GIRL OF
O good address and religious connections wishes re-
Spectacle situation.
Ot2 woman to take charge Of cot.e,, undcrgarments
1's Sn h' 'A'' store city
| S5 WEST Slsr ST.. CORNER OF 9Th Ay.--A RE-
sn sdy wsas, Rss Sn In family
ah
% EAST BRoADwAY.-woRK WANTED BY Awo.
% at carpet sewing altering a,ting aud laying mat
treas, renoyss9 ana made over Address Mrs. CHAR
| LoIIE PEABkoAE.
Toe WALL STA YOUNG LADY AS COMPANION
Epsepaian ersI:irsd objections to travelling; best
| ono EAST 2isr ST. NEAR SD AVA LADY WOULD
AUC IKE TO 90 as visiting soverncss or VIII give lessons in
otO Sd AVA scorcH LADY, WHO HAS BEEN A
ssos do teacher Is de'F'a' Of M JAMES asbaxs
| OtO Cd AVA LADY DESIRES TO EMPLOY HER
TIME " copying w'0 Ali Mrs. aas mspM%H
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

ON THURSDAY, NOV 10, LOAN OFFICE SALE OF
~ Watches and Jewelry JAMES AGAR, Auctionecr,
viii sell at So New Bowery ocioct 800 los Of Gold and
Silver Watches Guard anu Feo Chains, Diamond Pms,
Rings, Earrings; fine Gold Jeery, Opera Glasses Fancy
Goods ali Of the finest ccsy By order Of Joseph Jack
No. Ain,y street. discount Of three per cent al
lowed on bills 81 $780,
E.nSBRoKER,s sALE-MoNDAY.-JANEs AGAR,
Auctloneer, will sell, at 81 New Bowery, sgo lots OF
Mems and Nonen's Clothing Hankets, Feather Beds &c.
BY order of Charles Cudpp, Spring street, aud George
Cudipp, East Twelfth atreet.
DAwNBROKERS' SALES by n. FIELD, AuCTIoNEER,
l3j Chatham street Monday, ~ order Siiyers,en 4s6
Grand street, Ncdaesdav, order b. Coste!o. ~ Mot
street, Thursday BY order A. Decker Canal street, Friday
W order d. MechRn 4 Co., late Laurens street,
DAwNBROKERS' LES.-JOHN MORTIMER, IL
East broadway, will sell Tuesday, election Day, large
and tine lot of Men omens seasonabie Cotng Bed
ding ana other Goods; by order Abraham Goodman Si
&c by order r. FIeel Williamsburg Thursday ny orier
NJ Mehrbach Grand street, Friiay-order H. McAieenan,
Ei.hth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Nl Horscs, Coupe Fhaeton Sleigh Harness, &c, at
tor the pirate establishment OF gentleman going abroad
Z. H. Lt pLOW co. will sell, at auction. on Monday,
november e'v at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, at the stable OF j. j.
Bradley Co.. No East Thryhrst street, between Fifth
man going abroad, consisting of
horses-Ieam OF oay Carriage Horses l6 hands high,
and years old kad n single aud double hsrness hnc
stylish drivers and believed to be perfectly sound
Coupe-One handsome swell 'front.' Coupe, with pole and
shafts made by Brewster OF Brooc street, IN tine order
and has only been In use about Bve months. 80
PhaetonOpe handsome extension top Phaetop, with pole
order
One set OF Double Harness. fine order, made by sling,
with two sets OF Traces
Stable Fixtures, &C.
The above can be seen at tho stable of Bradley CO..
NO East Tbrthrst Saturday ncxt or on the
morrng Of sale The horses win hitched up ON Saturday
from to scc.o1 In front Stahe, 90 that parties desiring
IL can see tken aryen
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

TAC0B BOG ART, AUCItcaYER
e. WEDNESDAY, Noyember9
a. lVs ococA Al the auction No. North william ct
Household Furniture,
Carpets, Looking Glasses Stoves, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE BONNIE OUvRIERE FRANCHISE, FEsANT BIEN
u Ia robe desierai de ouvrage chez ellie, des
les famcs ellie charcerait aussi des
tions a faire vieux costumes. S'adresser Nine.
LOUISE kAMU, lr Blcccker st.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

yxrArTED-TO GO ABOUT loo MILES EAST, THREE
w good die snkcrs about ten good paddock makers
None but good hands need apply to j. CORBETT Is Dun
ham place, Brooklyn, 4. ID.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
CoACuMRN AND GARpBNRRs,

uyANTRD-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, ny
w married lived four years In bis last place
euded by retired merchant objection TO the countI
Call at address 7l3 9TH av
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

A J. D. PARKER 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL
Tomorrow tMontayl all the elegant and costly Household
Furniture contained In the private residence No. l3 West
Twentyseyenth street. comprising MAGNIFICENT ~ octave
Bedroom Sets Bedding twenty Carpets. Kitchen and Base
ment Furniture in all 400 lots by Catalogue For particulars
Mondays Herald sale positive, rain shine goods
boxed and shipped for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY. OF EXPERIENCE ANI
~ relneneui, would accept situation TO Ia OF
instruct hi their cothing operate
machine; Understands dressnakfng, can make herset
valuable In scnemans ismy. Address NINA, uerals
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

FEW GOOD DRESSNAKERS WhNTRD-0NLY Ex.
n perleuced trmmcrs; none oilers need Apply. Mrs
J'KEEt FE 900 Bd sv. one door from corner Soo 81
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTI0hEER. OFFICE NO. CITY
ne nn place w .s oa .oads October a. y oSo'c
csrvod walnut Bedseads best Feather Beds Brusseo
snrespy Carpets. Pillows, sheets and Dankes; Cook.
Ctoaks noirs Antique and silk Dresses Irisn
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

A LADY or GREAT ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE
"A wishes engagement gepllelnan's family she is
excellent iagusi speaking French ,rsrsianh German
and Italian thorough English rcho.ar; aiso an accom-
psh~d musician and vocalist AdIress week H. ID. H.,
Martens lurGcns' music store. YS2 broadway
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-05-26
CHANGE OF TIME.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
ia q;


ON and after Monday, December %,
" 1869, the passenger trains will run as
follows:
Leave Double Pipe Creek Station at $50
A. NJ. and $50 2, NJ,
Leave Union Bridge at 500 A. NJ, $50
A. NJ and 800 p. NJ.
Leave Westminster ut 500 A. NJ, 1888
A. NJ. and 400 p. NJ.
Leave Owings Mills 7.l3 A. NJ, S.57 A.
NJ. and 5.37 p. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at SIS A. NJ, and 8 80
P. NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival OF
SIS A. NJ. tain from Baltimore; at Mid.
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at Don
BILE Pipe Creek Station for Emmittsburg on
arrival same train.
Freight trains leave Double Pipe Creek
Station, daily, Except Sunday at /. Top.
NJ Union Bridge at 800 A. NJ. and 1877
p. NJ. Westminster at $50 A. NJ. and ,. 80
P. NJ, arriving in Baltimore the same even
ing.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at $50
p. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car il delivered before 800 p. NJ :,
PASSENGER STArIoS.-The Depot q ~
G. Il. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets.
Office of General Freight rhd Passenger
Agent, No. 1893 North St~et.
Office of President s ;aH Superintendent
N, IA T.ket Office has been opened
at No. O north Calvert street, opposite
| p..,,,,..,, Hotel. Ticketa nan be procured
At anv lime during the day at all points on
linz of Road. Baggage called for, checked
md delivered upon application at this Office.
p Ii. IRWIN,
dec soft Superintendent.
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YIVHE ''MoRNING GLORY
IL BASE BURNING STOVES,
PARL0R FURNACES


Burn all the gas in the coal, and all the
coal to ashes, without waste, thus produc
ing what has never before been accomplished.
PERFECT COMBUSTION OF COAL.
Consequently, with half the fuel they will
make double the heat of any other contriy.
ance for house-warming ever invented.
l. Their operation is simple aud kindling
an annual ceremony only.
2. Light q fire in autumn, replenish coal
and remove the ashes once daily, and they
go on burning until spring.
3. Theyradiate an even, gentle and health.
full heat, with none ofthat abomiuable smell
Of gas and burnt iron so usual in common
Stoves.
4, They will burn MS briskly by day aud
as slowly night as is desired. and can be
regulated to give the degree of heat requir.
ed in any climate.
8. They completely Ventilate and Illumi.
nate the room, thus making as healthy and
cheerful as an open fire.
6. They are made entirely of Cast Iron,
and will not rust out as will Sheet Iron
| Stoves.
I. They being based upon scientific study
and experiment, must necessarily supersede
all others.
$. Made in Baltimore, repairs can be
had at short notice and triiiing cost, while
the difficulty of getting repairs for stoves
made at distance generally makes it pre-
ferable to buy a new one.
Q. Their rapidly increasing popularit,
having induced many to initiate them, tn,
public should beware. Ask for and bu,
only the Morning Glory r.
Sold by IRA L, GROUSE, Westmin
ster, Nd. oct ii
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THE CAUSE OF RUPTURE.

that is, accompanies the child at ilI birth. Ia
other, and greater number of cases, II occurs
alta later period Of life, in consequence Of
some forcible effort, as in lifting a heavy
weight, jumping, coughing, &c. Those oecu.
pations in which the individual Is exposed To
sudden violent muscular efforts predisposs
strongly TO the occurrence OF rupture and In
Is often greatly increased by the injuriou,
habit Of wearing tight girths or belts round
the waist, which by constructing the abdomen
throws the whole pressure OF the abdominal
contents upon the region Of the groins. The
male sex are far moro liable to hernia than the
female. According to tho statistic Of an emf.
nent French surgeon one man In thirteen, and
one woman in tfty-two are subject to rupture.
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DIR. F. G. HoFFMEIER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

HAVING permanently loastad In West
IL minister, respectfully offers his Pro-
fesslonal Services to the patrons Of Home.
opRfby, and all those who may be suffering
from diseases Of Chronic nature.
Except when Professionally absent, he
may always be found in his Office.
b6S 0fioe and Residence with DR.. s. L..
Swormstedt, West End.
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