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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. RoBAcK's scANDISAvIAN REMEDlEs.-In direct
ing the attention Of readers Dr. Robncks nd
Vertscmeut we have no in ying that NIL
he claims for his ncdicines is confrTed by cerr-
'cates from all parts of the West The language of
these certificates is a1d grateful, and the
cures refer 10 such avarety Of iscscs tia would
folly to question the restorative properties OF the
preparations. hnrpears that while Dotnnizing amorg
his native mountains, IN sweden, during visit that
cobutry soma years ago, he collected large quun.
tity of medicinal herbs, unknown IN this coun-
Try. aud ly cbiing the liquids and solid of
those possessing powerful detergent properties, he
succeeded III rroducingfis celebrated Blood Purirr
and Blood Pills. which said to exercise a more
benchcial effect upon the fluids Of the human body
than any other curatves in existence. DIR. Robuck's
theory Is that ali diseases original In the blood
1t would that the rspid recovery Of hts rarnts
uh.er course of these disfcctatS, affords strong
prcsumptiv@ violence hat his pathology is correct
Certain it is that the celebrity Of his medicines
creascs daily, and that he has authentic proofs of
their success in his possession. See Advertisement.
FEvERs.-7FrvOr, like every other form Of disease
to which the human system is LIABLE is caused Ly i'm.
pure huiEors. Ths'bcIng caused by the rapid
action of the blood juggling with nature, ndravor
ing to east out o the body the corrupt matter Inch
dcu@ly oi'Hoscd 10 health. Hence the good nd bad
humors at war with each other, and the, conlmo
ton which follows causes fcvcrnnd heat. The sy up
IONS of fever various: causing hcaS Ian
guid, breathing, eyes dun and heavy, anxiety
>lghing and yawnng, alternate fits Of heat and cold
After which the patient complains Of pains in the
head nnd back. great thirst, nais-a and sickness,
full"ss about the stomach, and s'Mctimcs vomiting
bious nutttr. Ur Morse's lndun Root Fills
atknowl edged Ia be Il strcniheling aid delightful
mtdicinc for all Kinds of fevcrs. They only
cleanse the stom; ch and bowels from all bilious
matter but they nthe excretory vessels, cruising
Them To. pour copicus rfusODs from the blood into
the l.clytIs. after icl the corrupted is thrown
out 49, 1r,suril Iassage oi the body. All that is
required, in urgent cascs Of f. will bc to take
large doses. In orOer 10 have thein operate
the roughly tby'he bomc;S. t;skc from three 10 III
he tnpd Iuorning, until the fever entirely disyp
re"rs. Afler which, from two 10 fcHr every evening,
nt we'll and you willbc convince d. that this is
best wa! to check fever. because the! drivo all
Inflammation, at restore the body state sound
heHltlI, And tho bi6od-and other fluids will be so
Ihoru. eL. inflcd that dsease in any form Will be
HtlerlE ln'Posslblc. s,Jy g aJir 3D.. -..
pr. Aiorse's Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. =. >, In
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01

/ OBERT CAMPBt IL late of AleiuS Coun
~ ONO. VIII take np'ice hal Mtrg II V.
EaSl er and Edw rrd l.. I,k knS.u, o sad cuun-
~, did, IN I lie; ,I5Ih day nt JanunrN,lA ID.
800. tlt' ihe,r petition III tEt G 'uri 81 Com
mon Pleas. wiItin aud for the county of
MeifS ind Slate Of nIrp, against the sad Rob
trt Campbell aud iftnrv Richards. seIlims
Tort that il4e said Rui'eT Campbell nd titnry
Richards on The SiI! day Of March, a II 1857,
hadc tkrlr thr>e st Inl pTtlI misSOIy notes
II writing Of thai date. anu delivered The
same ! q one Benjamin J. II Mlrs. and here
by promised 10 pay to Benjamin j. Il. Myers
ar order, Il Sun. oi $3.50, on or l.. ore The
oh day vi January. 1852, with interest from
the -Oih day tT January, lo5i; aud the iur-
1t er sum of 23u OH or before !he 2utlI day of
.JanuaGy, lS53, " III Interest. iron. the 2Hth
day al Januhly, 1851; and also the further
sum OF So "n ur tLirr- the 4Oih day Of J an
haty, i 81. with iuier.st from the 10Th dav
II Jnnunry..ie5t; aud That the suld Bcnjn-
min j. Il. M!eIs aiit GwaId departed his lie,
and Thai DeCHtGr =. EIliUt as. on The 25th
day uI March 1853, duly appointed admlp g.
rhior ui The estate OF the said Benjamin J.
Il. Myers, hy the Pfobate Court ui MelrS
i2ih day of Sept. nIiirr, y D., 1858. the SAID
Dtcntur :. rIiloi as such administrator, en-
dul>eu and de;INtItd SAID rItnlSsury notes
To he S;t.' pisii.IIfls--IhaI neIlHer lie 81 I'd
kuttl anp pl ei. Ot lIrnr! richards has paid
SnId suns oi money or any part thereof, aud
praying Tor a jndertvn al against he said Rob
tn G. npbell AMI HeurV Richards fur the
sum II 1880 with interest thereon from the
<Ulh dat at January. A. II. 1851. And that
iht said kuLtrt Canippcii is LCiIlied That AN
nIGtf of a1tachn.t III faS be Ell ISSu, against
mm IN IhiS cause and returned, aud that he
is ItqLiItu I" appear and answer said petI-
ION, On o. leuI+ the TihTu oa uIday afirr the
Inst da! ut Mach, 1853. ,a"-e..".
rl NJ. V. LAsIIE.R ~ +. L. JouNsuN
BY mi son q Lasy.y, their Attys
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is LeIehy give n hal there viii. be
l' pttiii"n rIeSr nted TO the Commission
ers nl Meiks County, al their March Session.
asking them tu vHcate a county road lying
III Salt tUwi ship. C"u me- Hcing on ~
Stale :oad leading from WIlkesvtiie Ia Harm
S"nvil e, on the lIn,. betw cen lands ow ned by
Oz as Strong and John > Strong; thence
Supih with said line tU lht SOuth west Gomez
OF said OZlas Strons's land; thence in n
hery lIrection through Iauis owned by
HIepht Strnng'S estate and siInS Strong =. to
The county road leading from WilktSvllle to
kuiian L. distance about one and one fourth
miles. Said road havlIy ceased 10 be al any
philic u,Iil y, there hri' 4 county road iy-
Iig parail wuh sand road ter inailng /, the
SAINT points one 10 uri Il oI mIir nesl. 80
.-I ....u..t t..-. A PETiT.ONER
Salem Jam % IS59-4t1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
and r"Blstk;p resigns.
ADDITIONAL DIsPATCHES.sn

Jlsgu- ADDITIONAL DIsPATCHEs.sudl aa
-11W will you play the Alhens CLUB
." Part Of our force will be absent mex;
week-week after next we will play tie
other two games, commencing on Tuesday
night'-- -Pomeroy GIub.y .a.. .t..t sn
win ynu give us Black men and first
n.ove?- Athens Club.
: VIII give you black men, and alternate
first love- Pomeroy CLUB. .t..a..
Are you willing To limit the time of
each move to l2 minutes? AMenS Club
We will limit the average time of each
move TO 10 minutes .--Pmeroy club.
Agreed. and good .night.--AMens Clu6.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
NEW 1Isi EGRAPEIIC.
N E W SPAPER ENTERPRISE
A LONG STEP IN ADVANCE!

Permanent Arrangement for the Compilation Pnd
Transmission OF Eastern News-The Spirit Of the
New York. Philtdclphi Baltimore and Washing
ton Press 10 be rs produced in til, Gazette of the
following mornir E-Twerty. four hot ~ nhead Of
- MailAll Of our Washington News by Telegraph.
We havethe satisfaction Of ann ounring tu
our reade RS this morning, that we have con
Summnled an Arrangement with the .nde
pendent Telegraph Company, whose wires
extend u an unhf.,ken line from Ballim"re
to this civ. by which wear enabled TO in
tr0dnce u feat ure hereto fore unattempted by
any Eastern or Western iournnl., t'.,...
| nd,.r this arrang. me- ut . fu II cnmpi aiion
Of the news and edifbrifiattieieS OF the East
ern Press, thef1areSt M@neiar, aud CONNER
cIal Intelligence aud Marked Reports, sud
be <moStfin n eIeSiing events ,oC the day3t The
National Capitol, will be prepared. up the
arrival OF th,. e. ehing nails in Baltimore,
by an ex peri. need and competent parry EN-
plOted by us. aud TELEGRAPi,ED Ex,IuSIvKLY
70 VIZ G GNzE'rTE;s thus enabling us tQ;puhliHh h
il npun the .i0iIowing morning-"nt day in
advance of It's arrival by EAprt IS or NlalI--and
ordinarily MS fully and satisfactorily asif ihc
pms W. re before u.s. From thehce III will
rs Hate Ia all polsts of The West : Tnaking
the Gazette tn great Central Organ ipr HE
diffusion OF intelligence from the leading
cities Of the Atlantic States
THIS beng a class Of matter din-rert from
HAT furnished urderrthe General Tee
graShic head. will not iI any m'uner Snper-
cede v. interGrre with our publication of The
Regular DiSpliches 10 The Associated Press
by The Union Line. whi'h we shall continue
in receive and publish as herttniore. Our
New Enterprise is dies gnrd to afford us nddl
tiuna and independent advantages, aud Will
furnish our readers the usual CLEAN ngS
from the Eastern papers ONE DAY IN AID
VANCE OF ANY OTHER WESTERN
JOURNAL ... .s I rniL i.iia 0..
This is the first Enterprise of he kind ever
underl akcn by any NewSpapor in he Cnion,
and will 'rn a landmark in Th Journal
is ic progress Of THIS prog sreSsive nge.-Cin.
Gazette. SO j.. 5 ..t -. ....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
+ L L 5 IF Ii S!ItFITSlI!
Is gJHANUE'sVEGkTAB EATkACT 1s
Fi1ls

OF YiIS, sPAsAs, CRAMPS AND ALI NEEvOuS
AND toSsr.TuT.oEAL DISEASES. .c-..
Persons whe are aboribg under amy distressing
n.,lad! will lind Han KS YEUErABLE Er.LsrTIo PILLS
bc the only remcd! discovered for curing Epi-
leps4 or Falling Fits s.... .r5..
thess pills possess specific action the nervous
system; and although They are prepared ospceiall,
for the purpose Of curing FITS they will be found of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose sy stam has been prostrni
or shattered from amy cause whatever. Ia Chronic
diseases OF long standing, supsrnduced
by nsrv business, they are exceedingly beneficial
Price, 50 per box, or two bo&esfor S. Persons GU
Of the city enclosing remittance i'll have the pills
through the mail FREQ Of postage. For sale
by SrTH AScE No. IOe Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nd. ia wbous orders frosn all parts the Union
bo sdd dr~ssvi, po+t paid. Jan. ~, So 2-fJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
For the MsIgs Co. Telegraph
SYRACUSE, o., Jan. 90. 1859.

Editor Of tie 1eiegroph: The citizens
OF our town were deeply Mortified last eve
ming by the startling Information of an az
cident, serious in lis nature, yet we have
reason To hope. may not prove fatal.
A young man. named David Howith,
aged nineteen years, employed as miner
in the banb of the Syracuse Coal and Salt
Company, attempting to execute his labor
by blast, (abouL 8 o'clock, the usual
time of closing the .abors for the day }
when it took fie by some means unknown,
and exploded, pouring the whole change
into his face tearing and burning him MON
deI fully. ......
The circumstances of the case are al
most unknown, rs be was alone III the
bank. perhaps about 10 or 80 rods from
the shaft, Eaving remained to finish the
blast, telling tie miners not TO wait. Ii
is supposed that in Iutring The Gre 10 the
blast and not taking effect, he stepped TO
it. thinking the powder wet, rs he had
been unIucky all day, and. as lie says him
self. picked up the drill and commenced
drilling it out. when the drill struck fire,
igniting the powder.
The great wonder is how he got. from
the bank, being so fur underground. hind
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
The Ch ess Game, by Tclcyrn pin.

We publish the game az furnished by
the Chess Club of Ppmeroy, rwhishfwas
played on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings of last week, between the
Pymeioy and Athens Clubs, along ,rhe
wires of the new telegraph line. They
made twelve moves-on each Of the first two
evenings, and completed iton the last.sthe
Pomeroy Club being successful Tie ad
dnional dispatches. after the game was fin
isIied on Thprsdsy night, are attached,
which indicaEe that they will have two
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
q ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented TO the
l. Commissioners of Meigs County, a their
next stated meeting of the first Monday III
March next, 10 vacate part OF the State or
county road, commonly called Strong's Tua
in Sa EN- township in SAID county 10 viii: So
much oI Sa ID road as lies between john Paui's
dwell ing house and the north line OF saId
Juhn PauI's l9Hd. a PETITIONER.
.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
Il U VNIA Il LN LIoII| NE NJ d
SIR JAMES CBARKE'S tf4
Cclcbr:Itcd FCIlIale Pills.


PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription rSirJ Clarke, NJ. D.,
PLY sician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This inv al liable medicine is unIuiling in the
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which tue
fcnair constitution is subject II mod1rates all
cess and removes all oLstructons, aud speedy
may bs relied on. p rs ..- g.
10 MARRIED LADIES
HIS peculiarly suited. It viii, IN II short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each botIIe, price Ono Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp Of Greit Britain, s prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
These pIIIe should be tab e by feni;iIcs uring
the FlKs1 THREE MONTHS oI Prcgnhnt!. the.
bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
are sale. .. ..-t
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Afcctohs, Pain
tn the Back and Limbs, Fatigue Slight cXcrtion
raltutIOI, OF the Heart, Ii! Stcrcs and hcs these
tills Will effect cure when all other means have
la ed, and although powerful rcmcd: do not con
lain iron, calomcl. anumoh!, or anything hurtfui of
the constitution.
FUll directions acco onipany each package.
sole agent for tho United States and Canada,
s .r. .t 3D.. JOB MOSES,
(Late l.. c. Baldwin & Co..) Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.-$1,tC aid 81 osIi &c tt'ml closed to
authorized Agent, willinsure bottle OF the Pills 10y
return mail.
For sale by ID. Reed, Pomcroy, o.; J. ID. Park, and
SURE, EcsteIh& d Co,,Cmeuy"H.o !2s't
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01


EE- In an ertra OF the 28.h, we Lad a
dispatch from Chillcohe which read thai
u man by tie name Of Cadwallader, from
Pumeroy, had shot another man. We find
the true statement OF ii in the Gin Com
mercial" Of the gath, as follows:
''. CHILLIcoTHE Jan. 27. 6 p. NJ.
Fps CON- CariwalInler Wallace, the
son Of wealthy ma of this place. shot a
man named John Godfrey. IN this city.
about three O'clock this p. NJ. Wallace.
Gudfrey and another young man were
riding along Paint street. ami met two
woman of l0use character, one oi whom
started To get into the buggy and told Wal
lace to make is companions get out.
Godfrey got out aud ma ie some remark
about The character Of the women, when
The one who lad seated herself in the
buggy, told Wallace 10 shoot him Wal
lace got out Of the buggy. drew his pistol,
placed il at Godfrey's breast and fred
Godfrey fell dead-the ball having passed
through his heart
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
For the Mcigs Co. Telegraph.
ALBANY. Athens CO.. o.

Jan. Illi, . OOJ-s-.
Dear Telegraph: AS l am sojnurning
here for a brief time, word concerning
the peculMritieS oil tie pace may be in
teresling to sonic of your readers-partic-
uaily rumselers and rum -drinkers-it
you have any such renders. These are
strange psople. On mapy topics, there is
great diversity Of sentiment; but on Ab"-
litionism and Temperance, they stand per-
ieclly united. They have been and are
still having a string of temperance meet
ings, at winch every man seems competen
to make a speech, and give II large sum for
the prosecution of draniseIl-rs. And the
fate of lquor:seller in their midst, some
.twoor three years ago, Is StrihiRg testi-
mony 10 the valor OF their ladies on this
subject. A, damseller has attempted to
operate in their village lately. He must
'd.y up" soon. Another meeting will be
held tonight. Decisive measures are ex-
pected. o r1dlIsL a- su a;,gEsc.g.g
The Institution of learning located here
is one Of most potent creators End sus-
taners Of enlightened, m"ial and political
Sentiments. Were Ohio well-dotted with
such villages, sober legislators and &dund
liquor laws would be The results.
~ OBSERVER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
POsner4y Retail MarkeI.

Flour, $3.50 S. so q brl.
Wheat 0nC9 g5c. e bush.
Oats. 55@6:c. y bush.
PotntOes, 1.OLCGl.2L ID busl
Apples, fgrecn) SI.5, @2.
Butter. I5@2Oe. per IL.
Eggs. IL@ l2c. 3 doz.
Moinss"s. 4tC945c. y gal.
Sirup. 81 T. gal.
Sugar. IN. o. } sC99c. o b
Sugar (White) I2ta@I5c.
Coffee. 100 l5,'. & h.
Ric-, 6@1c. & ~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01

TOHN RULiNS, PIaImIIif, VS.. W zsley Ilayle
- aud Isaac A. Brooks. Defendants Before
A. Dunlap, j. p. of Scipo Township, Meigs
County, o.. On the 12th has of January, A l..
-. 1899, said Justice issued an order Of at
lacLmen. in he above against the prop
erty OF lisa nc Brooks, one 4 E the deit ndD MS,
tor The sum Of twenty nine dollars and Sew
rniy cents. JOHN A. PULlNS,
8 3t* PiainiIG.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01

%Dr. Reeves. of McCorHellsville, who
has been lecturiLg to the Masonic Chapel
and Lodge, for more than week past, left
for Louisville on Friday evening last. We
doubt not that the DR.. has done much to
further the interests OF this antiq uated or
der.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
MARHrmn.

At Letart, On tho ssd inst, Dy G. l.. Pp.r ESQ.,.
MR.. ALBERT SAYRE TO MISS NJ. M. RoUsH
On the goth OF January, by Rev. Josiah Haynan,
at Letart, MIR. ISAAC SAYRE, OF Decatur, Illinois,
and MISS c. Z. HApDoT, OF Leturt, Mcigs Count.
ohio. .'.' 4.f. 'l.-a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01

Cheese, dom } ICct b..
Cheese, (W. r. a9l21sc
soap, 59lCc. y n. 40
Candles. (tallOw) I4915c
Candles, (opal) &c.
Candles, (star) 25r.
Fish, (CoT 5@691e.
Fish, (Maekercl,J J SBIOc.
Fish. " hitc) Sc.
Picked PORK, 9Ca lOc.
ihoulders. S@ lie.
idcs, (suoked) s@9c.
Hams, ZEE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

"I- Al I ACI1 M UNI NOTICE. ~
w. WORlkY against SIM Dailey-Be-
e fore =. HuPg, Justice Of Peace Of Sahs-
bury Township, MeIgs County, Ohio on
he l3th day Ot ! t.ctni4eT. A D., 1858. SAID
Justice ISSUE an order nf sttsch chment IN the
above acton Tor Ihe sum of $242 %. Mid.
liepori, January 10, 1853.
u3 3t-s w WORIEV
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
10 TEA(,HERS-

tIAilE Beard Ot School Examiners Tor Nss
county VIII meet ON The first Saturday o
ehch month at the -CouTt- House, in Pom
roy, for the Examination OF Teachers.
Examination 10 commence ut 10 o'cloc
a. NJ. and continue Till a. o'clOck p. M
W NO Teacher need apply mt such exami-
milton who has n certificate valid for three
months rom the date at said application.
by order OF the Board
.xV
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-01
NOTICE.

Salem. Jan % ls5s-4r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-17

DeutibeS 6aftbau8
v3 Il st ebitpf d."
(frlber planters 5uuie>)
Matnitrabe, 3wiiden ber 6. u. Z. ctr,
Repfut, Soma.
Musee3ei9nete Speiien unb @etrante aqer alrt;
aud linb marme @tdQe unb Gutter fir bas ST.
teQen Der Yferbe sorbanben.
u Serb. @9uler, GieentbGntr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-17

fen binleben, 70 bali Ct IS uns binrei6enc
na9wieie, taB bic Bel6uloisuns 9e9e'1
i'm, peae,, @a6lfdli9unaem urss9rltnoet
let. vSepem bas @etne."
un1er Natipnol
Dempfraten" bat pie 5erre1 Nat1'leY
uno Softer ee6 Gemperen5tbuuaS bel&ul<
pi9t.
Wer eS nidt olauben mill, Der betradte
bic rptbc Naie res Or. Softer, uro belu&e
6errn Siam ey> rp ct nit benz feln1ten
Brandy re9alirt weroen fam. Sb betpe
6erreu frUber Der MdbtAfeit nas Wort
9elpro@en, uno au6i9ltebl{@ Baiertrinz
fer warer, Mi 1en mir ni9t.
Die @ranpz Sury bat olter>
Der ansetla9t war Grauen Bilansfi GUT
Blu9t gu perbelfen> frei9elpro@en.
DaS t
Ypn@ ct. paul feierte pprtgen Donz
nerlta9 bic 3weite Sabresz poraoe. Cine
Neuercpmpa9nie Don ct. NntbpnY Yerz
terrlt9te bic proceiiipn. &iele unlsrer an
tdnptonen beut(9en uno omerifantl9en
Bur9er Ino Mit9lieper peS Departeme1tS>
oaS rein ii BON alien NpmoYelene1t, oaS
Die Beuercpmpa9nien IN 9rpben Staoten
entebrt.
DaS Neuete pom Meuen it,
bnb bic So. Snger1oll & .: cine
ercbe Senoun9 Mlnterpaaren erDalten
baben uuo bielelben gu teip1eQo8 biQl>
oen preilen Yerfaufen werpen. Meil nun
Der @inter Dor Der Gbir uno, wie manni9<
ltd b%efannt, bier in Minneiota gepDbnlih
iebr vtubl" 1T, 70 parfte IS ratblam fem. lt&
bel 3eiten nit ben nDtbieen warmen &lel<
bern Su ueritben. Darum freunrliae ye<
lerinnen 9ebt bin III 9rn. Maler, Don Der
Birma Sngeriol & &c. tenn IS oa6 9robte
Geranisen madt, ieinen peutldea 6rcun>
cinnen paS S66nte uno 8eiie uno, mas
bel ben iebioen l9ledten 3eiten bic 9aupt>
fade 1T, gu ben billi9nen preiltn gu
Dertauf ZEN.
NJ: 9err @aslet 1T BON Rsw<
yptf %iuriidoefebrt uno bat einen 8rpben
Worratb BON @itsn, WiiBen II. +. ~. mit>
eetradt. uno bies 1T fein puf, bios eine
einfahe naabarli@e 9inweiluna se9en
tein 9pnprar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-17

N.S. Tim ben Gertauf 1T %unleren, errBen &C.
lddft ait Deutlde gu erleidtern> baten mir 5rn.
Jpbann Glcmen8, einen sebprenen Dsut=
ldsu, III I'M ieren 2aben en9a9trt.
Wm. J. Smit@ & Co.,
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eini@lasenben bejunbers %fplsenoe 3wsiee:
WedIel auf Deut1blanp,
1prie auf ale 9aurtplake TrantreiHS, Der @dpei,
unp bes SnlanbeS pereeu .tets in beltebiaen Be-.
trasen urb gu ben sinfisiten 8ebinsunssn abse-
9eben.
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1T irsenb einem Ibeile Tcutl9laubs unb Der
@dmei3 tel9aFen mir, inbem mir ben @eeeuwertb
Der bel uns einsesablten 8etrGse ben Gmpfau--
germ lelbit in ben entleseult ten Srtl6aften, tefen-
fret ms 6aus lenben la0en unb tDnneu ,nlere
Muftrag9eter bic Observation-Disclosures ibrer
Jreunoe ipater bel lns ent9e9ennebmeu. Teruer
~bclor9en mir bic
Ginsiebuna BON @el5ern
lit europa unb pereen bic ta3u erfprberli9en
Ynpiere, ais:
Gplmadten,
8er;i1tleiit l,u9Surfunben, Ipbten5deind &c. Ypn
uns ausgefertigt uno beren @ultiefeit p%erbirat.
Nud ~telpr9en mir bic con iularilde Be9lautigung
Iulder Dptumente+
Ya0a9eideine
aur freten Jabrt iiber 8rencn 1,a1 Mem< gprf,
Baltimore pber Netp- Orleans nerabfolaen mir III
seitsemGBen Yreiien. @pl9e S9ei.e baten ,ur
fir bic lit benielbe1 benonnte Yer5on @ultisfeit
unb trnuen ui9t bon b~er1elbeu Derfauft pter iber-
traesn weroea. Wirb Der @dein spn Der betref-
fenpen peripn uidt beuuyt, 70 itatten mir benz
Aaufer ~bel7elben bic &aufiun,me> absiisli9 Com
n~iliicn, Surif.
@ir yer9iten 3inien auf @elber>
bic auf beltimmte i3eit bel uns beponirt linb, iber-
sisentbum poer seeen sSnters7e en- auf
@rlte bypptbefartlAe St&erbeit;
faufen unp Serfaufen @olb unb @ilber, telorsen
bic Gin3iebuns BON Wedieln unb Npten III ir8tnt
einem 2beile Der Gereinisten @taaten unb 3ablen
bic bS4ite Yramie fir
8e9lel auf Newzgprt ct. Souls ,c.
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