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The Peoples Remedy.

CIy Tsgx.-Never known Fail Used by everybo-
o.. H.rrck's Sugar-Ccate6 Pills. So good that hfty
Ssxes perform fy cures-one box sells twenty-neigh-
Der recomn them to neighbor-stranger to sran-
ger Made from Gums Balsams, and Extracts, their e
fec, on the human system mild searching and benef
eial Put up large family boxes Every pill coated
With sugar % cents per bog. Sold by dealers every
.bere See advertisement on Sd page. augT
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AID. Clancy moved to lay on table. Carried.
Aid. Putnam moved that where side walks have
been or1ered by the city council and have been
constructed, that the supervisor of streets be di-
rected to proceed Immediately and lay dow street
crossings, under the direction of the aldermen, Of
the ward. Lost. ---- TT. -s q
On motion of AID. Hamalle, the ordinance re-
ported last week in relation to side walks, was
On motion of Hoban, the same was taken up by
sections. --.- 7
Or motion of Aid. Lindley, the first section was
adopted. -.
On motion of AID Maierhofer, the second section
was adopted. -
On motion of Aid. Clancy, the third section was
adopted.
On motion of AID Hoban, the fourth section was
On motion of Aid. Wilson, the fifth section was
adopted. l -.... ...-
Aid. Hoban moved to strike out the sixth Sec
ton. Lost.
On motion of Aid. Drew, the sixth section was
adopted. a.a
On motion of AID. Tanning, the seventh section
was adopted. r. sr--..-'~.
On motion Of Aid. Butler, the eighth section was
adopted.
adopted.
adopted.
On motion of Aid. Mason. the eleventh, twelfth,
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth sections were
adopted.
On motion of Aid. Hoban, the whole ordinance
was adopted, as follows: .s.. 1911
See ordinance in another column.
On motion Of Aid. LiDdley,
Ordered. That the city marshal be directed to
report to the city council at the next meeting, the
names OF all persons who are selling liquor with
plcaton for license at the next meeting Of the city
council be prosecuted, and that all those whose APP
plicatiOn have been passed upon by the city cOuu-
Gil who do not take out license in one week there
81, H.
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Attention, Company:

AaxoRs OTTAWA LIGHT DRAGONS, June 10, 1850.
In accordance with special order No. /, you here
by notified TO appear at the armory, (stons Esls'
HalD on Monday, June 18th, att o'clock P. NJ. Let
there be q flu attendance.
junIl GEO. C. CAMPBELL. Ord'!y .Star2t.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAW 4 WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA. June j., 1859.
We note slight improvement in prices
Of grain during the week, and an active
market
fiou--Superfine. &7.5oaso1.
Corn Heat-sl Seal S.
Corn-Ear Csc for rs lbs shelled Csc for 50 lbs.
Hhedt-Winter, S0alO5; spring, 1Oas0.
Oats--o5a4Oc for IS lbs.
EGrLey-43a5oc for As lbs. None coming IN.
Pot2toes-75al00 cts. p. bush.
Eggs-6c.
Butte-l2aIac-
CaLf .>EiHs-7c
Eofi-$5 5paG 20.
EGcor-Shouders, l0c per lb ham I2ic.
StHrca-Ottsws, 6tc; corn starch, &c.
Hdk-Conlmon, per Dbl, 100; dairy, in sacks,
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Blacks Column.
r O. b L A @ K
Ma stil he old

r.. O. b L A G. X
May still be found a. his old stand, on
Main 81, opposite tie Mansion House, OHa,oa.
OWING to the great increase in his business he is
~ now charging his stock and making other ar
ransemen,s which Will enable hin, to furnish his nume-
rous customers with choice family supplies, among
which may be found
GROCERIES,,
Consisting OF choice Tea Coffee Sugar Spices E1trsc to
Soap, Cider and pure Vinegar, Nolasses, Syrup, &c.
Stone, Wood ii Willow Ware:
Rockingham, Yellow, Ohio and Illinois stone ware;
Tubs Cnurns, Buckets &c; Corn Market, School and
Fancy Baskets.
Ladies
Will find good assortment of Work and Travelling
Baskets, Bird Cages Seed &c., at Chicago prices
Please call and see them.
Fruits.
Oranges, Lemons Green and Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes, Cherries, Blackberies Raspberres Ederber-
ries and full of Can and Jar Fruits, Pre-
serves, Jams, Jel!es, Table Sauce, &c.
Tea, Common and Fancy Boston Crackers, from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
Flour.
Spring, Winter, Rye, Buckwhsat, and Graham Flour
Cracked Wheat, Homnony, Granulatsd and Corn Neal
constantly Oh hand.
Furniture.
Bureaus, Tables Stands. Bedsteads Chairs, Matrass
es &C.. which will be sold low for cash or barter.
Produce.
Butter Eggs, Cheese, Lard and all kinds Of FIELD and
Garden Vegetables in their season.
Also,
Sugar Cured ndms Becf and Tongue: and Frssh
Fish daily receive from the Lake..
Farmers
VIII receive the hghe, market price for choice Butter,
fresh Egg &C. either in Cash Groceries, at his
Goods Delivered.
Having employed additional help, he is prepared
TO SELL and deliver goods promptly 10 any par: o! the
city FREE OF CHARGE. aPI5
DCY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID ORTOS's BOOK STORE.
You get nothing good Ct the Drug Stores. jan29
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MORE FINE STRLwBERRIEs.-Mr. Chal-
rners of the Buena Vista Green House has
placed US under obligations for very liberal
present of such Strawberries as one seldom
sees here or elsewhere There were four
varieties in the lot. each possessing pecu-
liar advantages. "Buckley's Prolific is
good sized berry, ripens at least week
earlier than any other variety in cultiva-
ton in this region, and is, as its name in
Gates, remarkably prolific. CHILEAN Per
mazda is very large berry, and remark
able for its high and delicious flavor. This
must soon become great favorite with
gardeners. Peabody's Hautboy' is also
remarkable for its size, and stands l.igh as
q good bearer. And lastly, "McAvoy's
Seeding perhaps the largest of ala
good bearer, and in high reputation for
fine favor
EIr G. will, in . few weeks have plants
Of all these rare varieties for sale at low
prices, and surely no one, having square
rod Of ground, will fail to set out bed
THANEs-We are debtor TO the accomo-
dating agent Of the L. S Express Com
pany for st. Louis papers of Thursday
received here Yesterday noon
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PH&N1X
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital & Surplus. S419.OS4 .G6.


Cash Capsfai & Surplus. s4I3.OS4.GG.
j. LOOMS, rreSiaeht.
II. KELLOGG, ...-.-..--.. Secretary.
81. MsGILL,.--. 80. General ACCENT at Cincinnati.
agencies IN the priacipdl cities anil Zo1cRs an tie
EAjOA
fENlfE PhrniX Insurance Company has CtGst IaJstat
ii OF Ziro XxadT,2 Thousand l,DLlcsts. with large
and constantly increasing surplus invested the very
bes, stocks and cures the country affords Tie Ca
pital is SOUND and AVAILABLE and not in hypo-
theca,ed collateral any standing obligations
In regard to the prompt adjustment and payment OF
losses Company stands higher, or has better repu
taton than the fhn,nx and shall ever be aim
maintain the reputation which by honorable
items, and fair dealings We have obtained
Applications Received and policies issued by
JAS. W. FAY, Agent.
Also Agent for the following Compane. -
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CO, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, 1924 oo0
GREAT WESTERN IN ATRUST CO, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, f2940o0.
6IRARDFIRE MARINE ms. CO, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, S2?i,'o9I3
ROCK RIVER MUTUAL ms. CO, ROCKFORD, ILL.,,
FARMERS INSURANCE CO., FR2EPORT, ILL,
Capital, $4,000.
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LONDON,
Capital, 81 100000.
Commissioner Of Deeds for State Of Nstc York.
Ottawa. April %, lsJa
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Notice..


Hall OF OTTAWA LODGE No. II, l. o. o. P.,'
OTTAWA, June 9th, 1859. !
full aud prompt attendance OF the members OF this
Lodge earnestly requested Thursday evening next
q; the Lodge Room for the transaction Of very inpor
tant business which will then be brough. .fore the
meeting. Iiun III CALVIN WILSON, ~. S.
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Extraordinary Announcement.
Every purchaser Of dollar bottle of the ARCTIC L.
NINENT receives. a: Dr. Bragss expense, the UNITED
STAT rs JOURNAL, Of New York, for year. The
Journal is large illustrated paper-each number
tanning sixteen pages, beautifully printed clear
paper, and filed with original matter from the
brilliant writer's Of the country Certificate sub
scrption and full particulars of the novel and philan-
thropic enterprise OF which this oIer FERNS part will
accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG BUREOWES, St. Louis Mo.
New York Office No. ISL Broadway.
Communication should always be addressed to ST.
Louis. marl24y
b ORTON'S BOOK STORE,
You get nothing good at the Drug Stores ianI9
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STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FEsTIvAI--The
ladies of the Episcopal Church in this city
propose giving e. strawberry and floral fes-
tival at Light Guard Hall on Wednesday
evening of next week, Dune 18th There
will be an abundance of strawberries and
cream, strawberries and ice cream, every
variety Of cake, with other nice edibles,
together with flowers in endless profusion
and variety. No effort will he spared 70
make this tic festival of the season, and
from the known energy and good taste of
those who have it in hand we have no
doub. they will succeed A small fec
10 cts.-will be charged for admittance to
the Hall
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CITY b A n K
ga MES. I.EE.T s. CO

Open from O'Clock a u 10 ~ O'Clock, II. II
eight Drafts sale New York, Boston, Philadel
= pha Chicago Louis, and all the principal Cities.
Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collections made in all parts the State and RENTED
fer on dav fpayment at current rates Of exchange
Asrchs EDWIN C. ALLEN. ttistier.
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TVnnR Rnh1NRrS.

NTEN'S women's and Childrens Rubbcrs, Of any size
M and in any quantity, cheaper than ever for CASH
- u. n. PRESCOTT, JR.,
feb2o No. 9 H0Ssdck's Block
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MARRIED-On the ID inst, by the Rev. z. Coleman
Mr. DAVID :. CRAWFORD, Of Serth~ocd Iowa and Mis-.
ASS NcNETT, o. Worthwhile, Illinois.
On the SIN inst. by the same Mr. GEORGE BALD
WIN and Miss JESSErr Lynch, both of Marssiles.
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euyUFY cost but a trife and far comfort
able with than without them; besides, your medic al
adviser will confederate assertion, that their use viii
add wears TO your life. Think Of pro'onging your exist
encc ve or years BY outlay Of few shllirgs an
nu,ify H. ii. PRESCOTT, JR.,
| THO No. 2, Hcssdcks Block
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First Glass Insurance Agency.

HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
CapitA 100000; Surplus s3s7, 900
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO, HARTFORD,
Capital $500 900; Surplus s42 oo0
MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co. HARTFORD
Capital S2O0, 0Uo.
EDWARD EAMES, Agent,
cess OshadH's block Ottdud
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SoDA.-D, Walkers splendid soda foun-
tain is again in full flow, and sends up
such deliciously cool, foaming streams that
no one passing can resist the temptation
to enter and imbibe. He has all the rare
syrups, and can suit the most refined taste
in the composition of "fancies." Drop in
at the Drug store and try the beverage
that gently exhiierates but never intosi-
60
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Second Anniversary Of Young Menss
DETAILING Ilnh md l.xcemlm.

Debating Club ind Lyceum.
The second anniversary 81 this Society will be held
at Glover Cooks Hall, Monday evening June
18th. All who interested in the advancement Of
such an Association are cordially invited to attend.
By order Of Committee. junIl
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90 TO ORTOyS BOOK STORE for School Book.
" Stationery. or nice eseks leI caudr... lanss
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@ttaha frtt Graaer.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

The SOLOMON ABIFF-J UDEx- WILuAM-PAr.
TERsoN CoRREsPoSDEScE.-We rashly agreed
to let the party of the second part" in
this war have last shot in to-day's paper
and it will be seen he has availed himself
of the privilege quite ferociously. This,
however, must be the end of the business
so far as we are concerned 1t will cost q
dollar square, and temperate language
besides, to get any more of this business
into our columns. -....
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Docs LOOK Our Tray, Blanch, and
Sweetheart, all We big dogs and little dogs
-Mastiffs, Newfoundlands, and ours of low
degree,-ye city marshal is after you As
We look out of the window, we behold no
less than 6 dogs within 10 rods, walking
about leisurely or reclining at door sills in
fancied security Alas, how deceptive!
But square off stands We marshal, flour
ishing his destructive cudgel. Ere an
other sun sinks majestically in the western
horizon, they may be numbered with the
slain.
The fact that the county north and
east of us has of late been sadly infested
with mad dogs is the provocation to this
renewed war on the CANNES of this city.
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EXCHANGE BANK
BANEk OF OTTAWA.

CUSIIMAN, TRUE Co.
Open fsn, O'Clock 4. Il to ~ O'Clock r. "
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
end sold
Interest allowed time depostcs
God and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made all parts the State. and promptly
Teni:tsd the day OF payment curren; rates Of
shsugs Irnsr2I l. V. WATERMAN, CIsIier.
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Cc.FsartnCr.i,ip Notice.
fV1HE undersigned have formed partnership IN
Il der the firm and style OF
CUSUMAN, TRUE ( co,
Ter the transaction of General Banking and Ez-
change business AZ the
BANH OF OTTd VA,
Ans solicit the patronage Of friends and the former
customers Of the Bank WILL II. W. CUSHMAS,
APT True { WATERMAN.
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COTo ORTON,S BOOK STORE for School Rocks
l i Stationery or nice Books for Children. jaHo3
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To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Drug
cis;s, I:rucers and the Public.
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rHIAP BOOKS -
~ tsnD 0R1OES BOOR STORK
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Main 81, opposite tie Mansion House, Otta,oa
OWING to the great increase in his business, he is
~ now charging his stock and making other ar
rangements which will enable him to furnish his nume-
rous customers with choice family supplies, among
which may be found
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VIII receive the highest market price for choice Butter
fresh Eggs. &C. either in Cash Groceries, at his
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sablunssperpei9erun9 Repudiation) UNI
beein9t Ser1perfenb.
Sa0cn nd etpa bic unb ia eini9e repu>
blifaniide Stimn,en gu @uniten Der Sc
puotation pernebn1er, IL 1T btes abermal
teine &i@tl9nur unlerer Convention.
Sa> pas &plf 1T nod nit ben Earen
bon SO unb SO bebeutenb I'M @Qd1taub
gum GbeiL sepib, >peeen unierer berr>
li@en &pminifratipn 10 peaen
uni erer 2anbz unb @bin<@ elpz
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baS &plt 1T gu betlase11, &penr Is npG
n1ebr 9etart >peroen ipu; bod bas entbett
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lte au@ lein mag, ben Grepit unb bic @bre
oeS StaateS na9 beiten &rdften III pab>
ren.
Dies 1T uniere turse Nnalyie bet bempz
fratil@en platfprm. Die Gntl9eipuna
aber ben @prsu9 berielten iter bic repubz
lifanii9e, pper iber ben @prsu9 biel e,
Gber jene bleitt benz benfenten 8urae&
onbeim9eftellt. @er aber ni9t benfen
tunn ptr - fplsr bem Gretter.
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nervus rerum Ni@t5 su MAIDEN il, s1
rei@liden @elpbeitrd9cn fir Die u9ute
Sade."
/ DaS Manifeit 1T son BEN Gertretern
rcn % Stoaten, paru1,ter 6 Sfloyenfaoz
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@rc. q. 0c99, q. q. SAINTS Mittic, S;,c.
s. y: Wererid, Mall. Sad. Gbonrler, Mid.
Sanr'ce Srataaro. vt. Nno. S. 9teucus, Sa.
g'ssr' NSells, Gum: Srbn g. Sweery, @is.
5. sc. SHERMAN, N.i. Grrnelius Grle, Gal.t .
SbrS. williams, ga. DC. 5. Gpu,pay, Naulo5.
y. y. gStl'tams. Gel. yepis Glerbane> .. s.
0ecr9e 5or:is, ANe. Mla g. Srues, Wr.
@l1rse ealcmel, ga. Iler. 9tamle y Miinn.
9alllus 81. Clay, Ny.
&eruelifan;l1cs Natipnol- Committee.
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&(fuf Mm3ftQtm*

Canoioot fit Iegilter Of Oee0s.
Durb metrcrc 6reuuoe easu aufscfpreert, fihlt
Der unterseihncte lt b%ewp9en, ais @aneieat fir
pbiOe5 Mmt auisutreten. Oas i6on felt meb<
rem Sabren ibm 9eldenfte 3uIrauen labt itn bpf>
fen> Dap er aud ties Mal auf bic Inter tlbl1ns
ici,er 6reunee uno beutlden Mittiir9er redneu
fam.
Mls geamter mirb es ltets fem 8cltretsn lein,
eas in i'm eslebte @srtraum 81 re6tferti9eu.
c1acpb @ain:cr,
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SEER &1rl Wfeiffer

Ppm @rpBeerau, peer Diejenieen, bic etmaa
i.ber belen jebisen Mufentbalt an3ueeten tpi6tn,
llne hermit bSfi@f eriu@t, nabtrt Na&ri&teu
an ben unterSei4neten selan9en gu la6en. Q
I'll. % NJ. 6. Blot, .@f
,,.4.fsa 9p@wa4ter-O fToe, 8er 867,
DAB ,' tE7"f 60. Cincinnati, 3,
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Scr beutfbc 3cfc =Scrcin.
Stir 0Qinter.

2aut 8eidlub ces 0ireftcriums fir ben 8au
oes rDeut(9en Saulee" lel bic Yaintcr>9lrbei
p~crgeten percen. Oaauf Gefsftirerhe mrlcu
ibre Gil,gatcn fir WrbeitslDbn per gJarp - Nul-
l%enieite finen Gut uno Snnieitc spsi Cuts, NIT
Yerfitte,> bis Mittmrd, een 81. Nusult> bel
5erm 3. Irpyer a%t9eben.
0ersSecretair
So s. so lit ut Ter.
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9peben erbalten

SQtQtN tlDulltl
SO 8rren Stdrft;
$50 aiifen Seife;
200 Star GantlsS;-
100 5dBer @bisfy;
100 baIte
so Aiteu Glarst @ein;
$4,000 rerit;ttene @rrtea @isarren;
10Srren yer ldiebener ScrtenNautatade. Gin
ausseludte5 slIrrtcment ertra finer @al9lefe.
SGmmtlide @aaren babe i9 auf GcmmiiFrn
erhalter, unb Bit teauftra9t, e"icielten iebr tiais
fir ealb 81 Yerfaufen. Griuae robsr ale @te<
cerSerf1uier ern @trd III Nusenldeiu su nebmen,
geiuneers aufmerfiam made i9 bic 3aufeute
auf Rem Qanre; tie fGnue, tieie 9rtifel ~nirsenes
10 ti0i9 uub nirsenrmp teNer ~fnpen.
Jpbn 81. Nidter,
+Gprt GtraEc. ct. W1uf. Minn.
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$titfd & $6nbf!
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M.B. Tim bet Gerfauf lit inherent srp6en &C.
l9aft an Deutlde gu erleidter1> baben mir 5ra.
1pbann SlemenS, eiren 9etprenen Deut<
l9en, in u~niereu 2aren enga9irt.
Wm. J. Smit6 & Co.,
Drttte @trabe, st. YauL
31t14. 15p Miuuel pta.
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9ie Nlatfcr,t.

L. NII uHp IuI NuIltYItlguIlult WI
Union, ber Staat8re@te unp Der Gret<
belt be6 @plfes.
2. Da mir bic Sflaperei fit Elm srpBeS
mpralii&eS unb pulitii&es llebel BAL
ten, >pioerieBen mir uns Der Mus>
breitun9berielbe Iber bic
@ren3en Der @taaten> in
mel9en lie ~bereit6 tefebt
- ferner ber @ieberetnfubrun9 be8
afrifanti@en Carbohydrates, io AUDI
einem Stlapen>@ efbbu& fir bic Ser
ritprien unp inbeb mir un8 jeber Gin>
mil1un9 in bic Stlaperet in ben Gtaa<
ten> no fe bereits betebt entbolten,
%Serlan9en wtr bic SpIe unb unbebin9te
Grennun9 Der 8unbe6resierun8 Spn
jeper Ginmil9un9 IN baS l1eberbleibiel
biel Jet 8orbaret.
3. @ir prplerttiren feinen @enl9en ne
gen ieiner &eli9ipn> ,pe9en ieiines &C.
burt8prte6 ; mir flnb 9e9en jece 8e<
eintra9ti9un9 Der &e9te ber Naturaz
%lilatipn, wel@e jeBt ben Ginpanberern
seiebli@ 8arantirt fino> iowie eeeer,
jeben nnteri9ieb smil@en etn9ebprnen
uno raturalilrten 8ir9er,1, iei bies
bur@ cit Mnenbment Der Staats<
Contribution, ME III Ma6a@udets, ODER
bur@ Legislative pper con9reliipne1e
Election; uno mir piperleBen uns nit
GntrutunA tpie es uniere @prfabren
i'm Sabre 1912 9etban batterL Der
mpnfr1len 2ebre ppn se, Yre0uns
omerifanil9er 8ir9er bur@ freu,be
Delpoten> ME fe in neueiter 3eit bur@
uniere Mbminifratton pertinbist >pprz
ben nar.
4. @ir iinb gu @unlten elmer Nbtretun9
ber 6fentli@en 2dnpereien in: beiimnz
ten 8uantitaten ais freie SEINE
fdtte fir freie Men19en,
u2anb fir bic 2anplplen versus gle9er
fir eie Ne9erlplen" uno mir balten bic
&ominifratipn ftrene perantwortli9
fit bic Mieoerla9e Der Homsted Bill
int lesten @pnereb.
5. @ir perpammen bic bred Scott @ntz
i4eibuns als anticpnfitutioneu> anti
republtfantl9, unvertrd9li9 nit ben
Staat6re&ten, unb al6 Yerperbli@ fit
bic peri1nlide Greibeit. "
6. @ir fino gu @uniten elmer u,nn1ittelz
barren unp binreidenben Matipnal I'M
teritiBuns fir cine pacifczBa bn auf
pr prafticabel fen &pute. r.
Z. @ir 5alten pafir> bab Der @pnsreb bas
2eben unb baS Gi9entbum ~rrlerer
8lrser our@ smedmdBi9e 8ewiQisunz
gen fir Gli0e unp Soften bel4aben
fol-. ...fs
8. @ir itnb ent1dlp1enL tic &einbeit Der
@ablurne, ais pas palladium unirer
Treibettent aufre@t3uerbalten. gu biz
fem @npe wpllen mir unS nit allen
unS gu @ebpte ftebenben 8eiebli9en
@itteln ben 8%etrii9ereien ,piberleben,
welde jeBt cine cprrupte Dynatie> ein<
9eorunsen in bic %seftpblenen pldBe Der
@ewalt bte1eS Staate8, ab1tdtli9 fort=
3uieBen seneist 1T; unp 81 ibrer per<
sansenen Sniquitdten, 70 pb tbrer ab<
i@tli&en 8etri9ereien ite1eu mir fe
ter &iee aQer patripten bios, ais
@errdtber 9esen bic Greibeit bur&
bic @erlesuns cer beili9en &r&e -
ber Mablurne. 4as3E4- o. s5.4s1 Il.
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Stel5er<@pu1e.

SItI6t|=1UUTt.
Nbilipp Stel3er, Gieentbiimer.
Iteles neue 0atbous 1T fur tos ~reilenbe Yutli-
FUN jebt erDHnet. apl tsanssr teim Sag tperpen
5t ben biQislten Yreilen aufeenpmme1. 0ute
StaQung unb Maier jtets gu baben.
@ud 1T bier bic Sta9ezSf flee fir Traz
perle beS Sipur> 81. peter unb Newzulm.
@ie 1T es - idSn III Stel3er's 5aule gu lein,
Gs 1T ba NQe6 70 nett unb 10 fem.
G'e 2austrau 1T freanbli9, bic Spetien Inb gut,
0e'pur3t NIT TrcbInn unb beiterem Nlutb.
user Elm Mal bel Stel3er semelen,
Yer plrb bae 9aus ii9 Dor MQen ~erleru.
Gin JGQer.
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&ctter'S
0nfDtQb< @pu1e,

Nemzl1lm> Minn.
Der 1nterSei9aete bena9ridtist bas Yublifum,
bab er unter pbi9em Nan1en Elm beutl DIES 9ptsl
crpHnet bat, bas Neiienben ale Bequemli9feiten
barbietet..
~ Sir @taQunsen 1T e%beafaLs auf bas
Bette 9elur9t. @eiter.
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st. Suits
beutl9e6 @al : unp Bparbtn9baus
Bum @tuttgarter 9Df,
..., CAREER, Mtnr.
Der untersei9nete ~empfeblt lI9 Reilenben unb
bietst ibnen ale Bequemlidteiten 5u benz ~b.Qislen
Yreilt.
o. StaQunsen gut. Ct. Rult.
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Sir @ouperneur:
II f. 81 d nj e1,
spn Stanley County.
Sir Qieutenant<@ pupernellr:
g9natius Donnellp, sen Datuta.
81" .. Sir @taat6zS efretair
3. s. Safer. BON 8lue Gartt.
Sir StaatS=S 9aBmeifer
Gba8. 9@effer, . BON @aibinetpn,
Sir Staat8> Mntpolt:
6prbpn g.. Gp1e, . BON &iee,
Sir @pn9reB:
Gprn8 @llbrib, ... bon 9ennepin,
@m. @inopm, -. BON @inona,