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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
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@rite typotbetarii9e Si@erbeit;
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@e@iel auf Newzyort, ct. 2ouis ,e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
BruCe'S

BruCe'S
New~@prf S6rift9ieberei
bat iets an 5anb einen eroBen @orratb ppn
&6miider @@rift, Deut19u @@rift,
@alpaniirter S&rift, &e~sierun9en>
Muitz@ @rift> .... &infaGunaen, 81.
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GancY<Gypen, .... . @dRiidem,, a..
@etaQz2 inien, Metau*S teeen. u
@dmmtli&e 1speu 1nO eur9 Dampftraft aus
Der teftn Qualitdt BON Netau ge9cNtn. Die
erebe S@neaietett bes @iebens test mid in ben
@tanb, aQe bieie banerbafttn @9riften III BEN
biQtstten greiien bar eetr auf :3sit ~ sertauftn.
Mufer-p auapbltts fSnnen, fidr:7 Geuts bas
@tad, p~ertefrei luseiaubt, besesen tperbtn.
@epr9e Bruce
:'.~' y 49, Qbanabre= @trabe>
5Ob53 ..-.s@ IA ii, Heu.Yort.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
Sta6t< Mn3fi9en.
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".21- @trQbe betreffenb.

Nue, be g allgebt, in6 bitrnlit beaabri@ti9t,
bab ncn ben Treibaltern, bic l~ieeenbts &iaenttum
beIben une in Der .rfen @arb wpbnem, 0tei bem
@taotldreiter cine 8ihl9rift prctcfpQirt ,puree,
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tYtarlfrabe eurd bic Cots leds unb lieben il, 8lod
brei Son @bitney's Mtbition ~. ct. paul uadb
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Debbalt n,,, ,pirb Der @taetratb an, Dientaq>
ben 2. nd9ifen Nusuf, Nadmittass 3 llbr, in,
Staotratbs3immer Der @tabtballe. basu (6reiten,
tanf @pmmi1dre su erneunsn, 81 ttm s3pede,
ben ettpaisen @dabfn une NuBen in ben pra-
miien 1T 8etradt 81 sieben uub au SeranI9lasen,
nit Vorbebalt, bab @inweneungen in llebertin-
trimming nit benz @taet- @barter seu,a9t wereeu
tSnnen.
SIM Nuftraae bes Stattratbes: ,
Den %. SUM- 1859. 1889
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
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2b1.1O s. ". q. Millius.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
Mn3ei9e fir @teuer3a6ler,

"'U~vO~ ="
!3ufclse eines @tabtratbbel9lu(es pom "a.
Mat merben bic !3inieu an allen Strabem- Gerti-
f~eaten, bic Der @tabt eebSren unb i'm Beit ber<
ielbex fnb, auf IL Yrocent per Sabr rebucirt,
wenn bielelten Dor benz erfen september bieles
Sabres be3ablt tperben..
ct. Yaul, ben Is. Mai 1852,
@bas. q. Mprgam,
47b6 Stabt19abmeiter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

NQeini8es peuti9es @bole]ale< @e(&dft
@alanterie< II. &ur3maQren.
Gtablirt 1855.
Carl @erebo. Mb. &ubliag.
&er8bo, &nbIin8 S g.,
Smporteure pom eeuti&en, fran36l,&tn unb eng
ll4en .@alanterie= unb &ur3maaren, u%aultaii-
iden Sufrumenten. Spielpaartn unb
MoQuaaren, .t.r
III, SQo>@ a6erfraBe Gde Dearborn,
12reppt bod,
&biea 90, SlI. t. "a. I.
Sir babtn fets Eager Bon b~oppeltet unb tit-
fa@en @epebren, Sa9b=% lltenflitn, Ii(&< uub
9af9enme0 fern aus ben tetten eneli{9en 6abrifen,
S@ttrtn, !3inbbltaea, aammen, 8narNen, @pit-
gel unb @pieeelelas. @roBes A0erteuent in.
Spielia@en., 8leiRiften, Yfeifen, gitulimtn, @ut-
tarren, Aeeorbeens, GlSten, 8iplin> unb Guitar
ren< @aiten, &erbwaaren, MeQenmaaren, ais :
tucQene 8eintleiber, Sade1 unb @oden &c. &c.
llnitre Giru1a. 1T bas ein3ise @bole1ale- 6aus
In bielen Mrtittln am bieietn Ylab unb bur&
ausseoebnte Berbinbuneen in DeuH@laub, Gua-
lamb uub Grantrii@ inb mir i'm Stanbe, bieltlben
0ortbeile gu bieten, mie Ntw Yort 66uler. "''
@erabo, @ublin9 u. &c.
40 iii, Glib BaRerfr., Gde pom Dearborn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

|Q9 Neuer &a6en uub neuep
@aQren.
SoJ,t urfere,tt ,te,1e,t &abem,
Gde her liebenten uno Sad onzS troBen,
fnbet man ben poQitdnti9fen unb i1Snfen Gur~
ratb Don
Damen<, 9erren< unb &inper<
@tiefeln un6 @Guben
Sir Grlbjabrs< unb @pmmer9ebrau9 J!
SD m19!e b~slonbers 5erren e%inlaten, nor3u-
ipre1eu nnp iiG bie1e pra6tSouen @aaren anau.
ieben, Suu pel9en mir ~9lauben, ba6 ie aud ben
WulprudsuoQFen befrieei9en sperbeu.
Mu9 bic Damon merben einen bebeuteuben Gpr-
ratb pom wirtli9 1@Vneu
@aiter6, @ltpper8 &c.
finben> 1owie AUDI t..Ae 9rTBere unb perf9iepenar~
ti9ere MuSwabl fir aiuber.
Snbem mir beabli9tisen, Elm reeelmGBiseS fe1es
@el9aft 3u ~griinben, eriuden mir adtunsssoQf
UNI einen bebeutenben Matbeil ber @unR bts 9)u-
blitums unb seripre9en hermit, unlere Runben
gut uno ~ubfeil gu bepienen.
* 2%anbtauf1eute iinb bSFi@f elm
9elacen, bel un6 DorlpreGen.
1853 Canned 8ilpatrif.
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G"ittnn8em Der ~. StaatS5eitune.~
Don 9errn q. 9. in 5enber1un. Minn.,
500; ~. ST., III Nanp. Ieros, $500; 81.
Gb. M. III 9anb Greet, Wiun.> ST 90.
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FAMILY PAPERS
New York Mercury for April 80

where the first of these sparkling and popula,
sketches will be found.
As no ether American has ever travelled so ex
tenslvely as BAYARD TAYLOR, and no other trav-
eler can see things with the eyes of Amerc We
we need not further euloyzc the value OF thes,
euanations Of his mind and observation, to tn,
reading public, 1t is sufficient to say that they
will < eatiy enhance the nigh character that tn.
MERCURY has ever maintained, and that las
heretofore rested upon many causes, some of the
most important ct which may be summed up as
follows:
The MERCURY employs more literary talen,
than any other paper.
THE MERCURY pays more, and higher p, ice.
for that talent than any other paper
THE MERCURY is constantly announcing new
startling, and brilliant additions to its ALREADY
unrivdlek fund Of attractions.
THE MERCURY is illustrated by F. O. c OAR
ley, Esq, the greatest artist Of this century and
his beautiful pictures are thus brought within the
reach OF the entire public.
TIE Nj hRCURY is the oldest and most firmly
established literary journal in America.
TIE MERCURY during the Twenty -one years
Of its prosperous existence has published a larger
number Of popular original tiles. romances, and
sketches, than all its imitators combined.
THE MERCURY must be seen. 10 be appreciated,
and We are fully determined TO make its meta.
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in the land.
THE MECURR is for sale by all news-deaicrs
and booksellers in every part Of the country, and
subscriptions received for it at every Post or
dec.
1t will be seen from the oregoing announce
ment, that the MERCURY for Apr i aOth, 1853,
will be excellent number for subscribers TO date
their subscriptions from.
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CLOSING UP.
EMPLOYMENT.

&Sn A MONTH. AND ALL EX-
%OO PENSES PAID.-AN AGENT is want
ed In every town and county in the United States,
TO engage In . respectable end easy business. by
which the above profits may be certainly realized.
For further particulars. address DR.. J. HENRY
WARNER, corner OF Broome and Mercer Street,
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emo. 2.
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Hancock Bank.

STATE OF M<iSE-PENoBSCeT - J. c., April.
A. u 1857
vPoS the trst report NJ the Receivers - the Hancock
Bank. and upon motion to accept the same. It
dere ~ SAT Car that notice Of sad r"Ior be given,
nv pa.e alton Of this order inurte-G days prior to the
TdtsiAy VI May IN the Ellsworth American, u
iii worth. and the Daily Nhig and Courier Il SanEpr
that all persons Interested APPEAR Bangor at ~ ID
time. aud make ANY objections 10 .a report which they
1T A. >. RktNtll Clerk,
lS!S copy, A. FRENCH, Cork.
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HATCH HOUSE RE-LEASE]
BY NATHAN PERRY, Jr,

<SaA TIE Subscriber announces to his "A
e:!m numerous friends and the public, 5s5p
V-k that he has taken a new lease of .seeR8
the above named and well known ESTABLISHING Mt.
winch is in the most thorough order and repair the
most centrally and conveniently located house Eor
the transient traveller, Of any in the city. where
he will take pleasure in attending to the comfort
OF Ls guests, on tie most satisfactory terms.
q Fasrons q The house NIL be fuynsksd sifk
toaeI.g 10 and from 'ks slfamloass sai reitvepds
FREE ef Aka,ye.
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Particular Notice to Tax
Payers.

I ~ PEReoNA indebted 70 the sahscyibg ~ 1Axss
~ due In 1865 aud lsA are requested 70 ssols the0
payment.
~ Payments may b made v ~ ss,aessap = ~
subscriber.
Ellsworth. March %. 1859. "a
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.Not,cs 81 Fortclosnrs.

WHEREAS. John Hawk. OF Ellsworth in the
County Of Hancock. stat. Of Maine, in the six
tecnth day f October, A. b. lsjt tv bis deed IL
mort.agc Of that date. conveyed t" me, Michael
McCabc Of sad Ellsworth, certain parcel Of land
With buildings thereon, situated in saId Ellsworth
For particular description refer to aid deed re-
corded ia Hancock Registry book | } rago 20? ;
whereas the condition OF said mort gage ha. been
broken hereby give notice thereof, and claim to
forcciosc the same according TO the statutes OF
Maine. MICHAEL McCABE.
by his ATTY. q. :. PKt.Rs
Eils<orth. Arril u $50 IL
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EAST C0RINTH AC DENY.

TIE TRUSTEES Of this Institution have do.
cided to have fo.r terms IN yfar.
THE SUMNER TERM will commence on
Monday, May 80, and continue II weeks,
under the direction of A. C. HERkICK, A. y.
Although this Academy has been established for
fourteen years, we have the largest number Of
students this Spring Term that has ever attended.
YOUNG MEN FITTING FOX COLLEGE. Of
seeking practical education, will here And .
Teacher who io,.s las tork, aud will do all be can
to make things interesting. The motto OF The
school is "DO Right OR 60 HOME"
BOARD, FROM 81 so 70 $500
TUITION, So, 90 $3.50 and $500.
DAILY STAGE from Iangor-Fore IS cents.
For further information address the Principal or
J. Is. N1CKELS, Secretary. Ess, Corinth, Ne.
April ~, 1859. is
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Ellsworth. May 6. lSaJ
WALL ABLE real. ESTATE AT AJC
flON

Ry license from the Judge Of Probate, tac
subsc riher viii sell at auction Wednesday tn,
.r.t day al June next at he O'Clock L. NJ. Ut his
oi!icc in Ellsworth Wueh oI tine rial tie own
ed by the lat. Ii-ary ;. Joa--, late 81 Els
worth in I'll, COUNTY oil Hancock, d-,,es>ci Includ.
ing the rcycrs,"n Of Dover. together with sun1ry
notes in part secured by piortgssc. As will be
sufficient t" .,ti-'. the dem4u against the estat,
Of said dccca.ci aui incidental charge t. wit.
El,v,n Thousand dsIiars; saii esta;e consists q
houses. house lots and pasture land.
ANY in want Of use lot in Ellsworth ~
drsiruus of investing money in real -.tst" will
here hn / rare chaucc. IL viii be sold III lot, u
suit purchasers
A plan OF said land may De seen at the vics
tie sub .ciiLcr
GEO PARCHER. Adm'r. D, Boa., non
worth. April =, l-59.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13

MARION g. HIS MEN!
THE ANxIoUsLY LOOKED FOR AND DEEPLY
EXCITING
TALE OF THE REVOLUTION,
NOW READY!
.sW A n y! T, FOX;
Il cb ri Riacmcu.
A TALE OF THE
TINES 4 FEATS OF MARION,
BY GEORGE ALBANY, ESQ.
AUTHOR OF "THs ORANGE Girl OF VENICE" "Tns
SWAMP SrEED, ""RUBE Tue RANGER,
&C., &c, &C.
will be commenced in the
NEW YORK MERCURY
Of Saturday April 30, 1859,
Now Ready at all News Depots, and Bookstores.
No character in history offers better subject
for the roma ncer than that Of Ma RON, or, he
| was familiarity called,
E--
:...s - -,
from Tue immense ingenuity u ms elfa.asells anu
devices ior misleading ana oeceiVihg inc enemy
ms thorough kho"leage oi me "oous' iofes,s
fields, and swamps OF his native region, where he
and his gallant band perfectly at home. bile
their enemies became los. ana oe"hoered III tue
iaDyfih,hihe ma les Vi u"ueis,o anu nhofass
Inc story ABOVE ahhounGeo Is d true rene1 Vi
| those scenes ana times, ana It's talented au'hor
mas most vlVlaiy portrayed, the elm, the many eA
c'ting iheidehts ana aceiaen.s Oh u 'ehac,ous anu
| understandable Liberty.
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)ErWEnN BONsEip WHARF and the COURT
! HOUSE, Mondsy th< 81 inssx 4 Neuors,,i,s.s
book Containing sone papers Of u.s. suy oae hut fe
owner With diary kept by the subscriber Tor the ,asa
Fur er hve years Whoever will return the ssr 70 ne
q perry's o. send the DER Isis. il ID 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

De inferred that tendency TO Emancipationism
exists in Virginia and that spirit of Abolition
ism is prevalent through all our borders? What
other conclusions and differences can Northern
men deduce from the fact of the great Common
wealth eecting an Emancipationist to the office
of Governor-and the most recent and o6n01-
ious Emancipationist within her limits-when
there are so many devoted and unwHvering pro.
sLauery men to choose fromf Why, they will
naturally enquire should the people Of Virginia.
elect Letcher, the Emancipntionist, instead of
Goggin, the consistent and uninipeachable adj
vocaIe and friend 10 slavery.
Thus the matter stands. Can we Panhandlers
whose niggers are so scarce-afford to stand
idly by, and see their cash value reduced to 4
mere song by the election of Letcher? Never!
Better let go the wool, the horses cattle and hogs
than risk the few and precious ebony specimens
in our midst There's no telling to what low
notch their quotations would come, if Letcher
should be elected. Therefore, we, does the
Wing, conclude by bcseeching you, brethren
To rise superior, in this great crisis, to the
dictates of party, and cast your suffrages for
him whose success will involve no imputation
upon your own loyalty and fidelity, and no dan
ger to the institution of slavery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.

Persons long afflicted who have valny tried many eEPe
ents to eradicate disease but too apt to give way
dependency, and reilnqu.h all hope OF cure. Even
when remedy cured thousands is placed within
reach they exealm OH tits Of no use, nothing VIII
cure me- This folyi 1t wifal sacrifice OF
health the greatest of temporal blessngl such morbid
feelings peculiarly obtain among sufferers om serotna
esuptive diseases, arising chiefly from the
dshEurng often repuSVe features Of these mAades'
those thus afflicted from their ethaTEy
SANDS SARsAPARILLA, they will then e1-
persncen their persons the healing Influence and REIN
TIgorationg properties OF this unfAinE remedy.
Prepared sold by II. D. SANDS, DruEsiits, 100
FULTON ST., New York.
Sold also by T. H. LOGAN CO., wheeling, and BY Drug
Eists generally. aPs'-N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30
NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until Monday
eFsLins MAY sih for grading and matchmaking John
ire ron ssl .isy East ysr.' street
seventh street from John TtTrct LIE
Ei also be received for grading paving Win 600
stones on John street from Market Fourth rt
Any information desired viii be given BY calling On ne
=. HENRY SHARP,
AP%S7a Street comnisliensF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

JouN WENTWORTH, the Editor of The Chicago
Democrat, has had his portrait taken; and, hav-
ing procured wood cut of it, he has put it in
his paper, and it seems to he his intention to
keep it standing Democratic prints think it
i'll looking
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30
AS LONG AS THERE is LIFE THERE is
HOPE.

MEssns. o. II. BIEIA s Co. GtHs'-Tor the benent of
the public, and especially those who suffering with dis
eased lungs or are subject to coughs colds vi to
add my testimony that many touching the ell
cacy Of DR. HALLS BALSAM. Last winter was attacked
with cough, which very shortly after followed by
PAIEs srDEs, and sHoETSRls oY DRHLTH
resorted various remedies and to what deemed tho
best medical advice but Notwithstanding all that con-
tinued daily decline, until pronounced entirely
PAST RECOVERY. DEATH PROM sUPFocATIoN EEKHED
M with the utmost difficulty that
could breathe Just In this stage Of my disease my huI-
band Of DR. HALLS BALsAM and Its great EPTI-
CAoY, and procured bottle at once. commenced It's
Immediately, and WITBH HOURS THERETRoA
i EXPECTORATED LARGE MASSES OF PHLEGM AND
MATTER, WHICH GAVE RELIEF. continued the
Of it as directed, and able to say that am
restored to health.
For further reference call st residence, on Belts
ST. south side, two doors east Of Lynn.
CINCINNATI, April 0, 1859. MRS. 8. a. MURPHY.
az Dr. HAIL's B4LsAu warranted to break up the
distressing cough few hOurS the money will cheer
fully refunded For sale by
ap2J-2w TIL. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

TnE following resolutions were passed at a
Democratic meeting held at Cahawba, Dallas
county, Ala, on the 10th inst:
Resolred That We utterly repudatc Stephen
A. Douglas and his Abolition hereSy, that a
Territorial Legislature may prohibit Slavery by
native legislation.
Resolrei That under no circumstances will
we support Stephen.A A. Douglas for the Presi
dency, il nominated by the Charleston Con-
vention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30
sP EcIAL NOTICES
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Eps ISTEIIicSSsHa-Plea announce A. J. PANNELLi
mo b. WILSON and JOHN RNOTE, as the Citizens can
did ties for the House Of Delegates. r,-,,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

SIR WILLIAM GOnr orsELrr is reported as at
San Jose giving good dinners, and doing his
work quietly. Felix Belly, on the contrary,
was fussy, and to no purpose
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

An Auburn, IN. W letter in the Utica Her
aid, informs us that one evening last week the
NJ. E. Conference Ministers, who were in session
in that city, paid visit, in body, to the resi-
dence of Senator Seward, and were entertained
by him in sumptuous style. They were all
highly delighted with the distinguished states
man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

The receipts of the American Bible Society
the past year exceeded, by nearly $4,000, that
Of the previous year. The receipts of the Amer
lean Tract Society amount to $3s3,37s, being a
slight increase over the previous year. The re-
ceipts of the American Home Missionary So.
ciety are in advance of the previous year. The
American Board, for the seven months just
closed, show an advance of over $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

Tue government lands of Michigan, which
were withdrawn from market two or three
years ago, for the purpose of permitting the
Railroad Companies to make their selections
from the grant of Congress, have been restored,
and the land offices at Iowa and other places,
are again thrown open to purchasers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-30

BERcHER says there are many persons who
think Sunday is a sponge with which to wipe
out the sins of the week