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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15
Aug. 7, 1850. JOHN T, ROTEO. s
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Lo,tor

A Dhi Ms lhalOkS NOIICE.-Lctters
IA Of Administration having been this day
granted to the undersigned on the estate of Thorn
as Owens late of Ferguson tp., Clearfeldcoun ty
Pa. decd, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate n yment. and
those having claims against said estate, are re =
quested to present them duly authenticated for
settlement. EMELINE OWENS
ANTHONY HlLE, Admir-,
Ferguson tp., Aug g. 1S60.--3t.
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Clearfeld Rifle Com anv.

You will meet for drill and parade at
the Monnt Joy School House, on Saturday
the 25th day of August, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, in summer uniform with arms and ac.
coutrements in good order, and supplied
with six rounds of blank cartridge. BY or.
der of the Capt.
Aug. !, 1860. JOHN Z. ROTEO-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

pal-The lecent refreshin G rains have
been of vast benefit to the corn, potatoes,
pasture &C.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

Bay-The result Of the recent election in
Missouri is still in doubt. Four candid>
ate5 we're out for Governor, and the same
number in some of the Congressional
Districts
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geA.S .Sixty-four counties in the State of
kentucky give Gen. Leslie Coombs
$3.50 majority for Clerk ofAppeals-
Ho was the Union candidate, and receiy-
The support of the friends Of Douglas.
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80 Patience, like children. becomes
strong by exercise.
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INECUTOR's MOTICE.

DLASTERING,-Tho subscriber, having
A located himself in the borough of Clearfeld
would inform the public that he is prepared to
do work in the above line, from plain to ornamen.
tai of any description in a workmanlike manner,
Also whitewashng and repairing done in a neat
manner and on reasonable terms.
EDWIN COOPER.
Cleari cid April II, lS6O.-lY.
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To Persons out of Employment

To Persons out Of Employment.
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL the Erie Sew.
n ing Machine
We viii give a Commission, or wages at from
S2j to $50 per month, and expenses paid. This
is new Machine, and so simple in its coustruc-
tion that child of 10 years can learn TO operate
it by half an hours instruction. 1t is equal to
any Family Sewing Machine in use, and Tho
price is but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an Agency will address
j. n BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
Aug. 3, lS6O.-5w, MILAN, OHIO.
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nRPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By virtue
" Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Clear
field county. There will be exposed to public
sale at the Court House in the Borough Of Clear
field, on
FRIDAY THE 7TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER A. D. 1860,
the following described real Estate to wit A
tract OF land situate in Huston township, Clear
held county Pa, surveyed on a warrant in the
name Of David Caldwell. Containing los acres
ana allowance, bounded by lands surveyed on
Marrant IN the name Of James Wilson and lands
mS,Ian'eu IN the name or Moore & Delaney; the
i,i mIo.g OIL said tract being well timbered with
ss.uaolo white Pine timber and having a s tream
ci "H'er thereon, which can be made nayigaRle
ior logS' or upon which a Saw Mill might be
deceased. o"'N" u
TERMS, one-fourth of the purchase mopsv
on day OF Sales one-fourth on the Combination
of Sale, and the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of Sale, to be
secured by Bond Mortgage.
DAVID CALDWELL, Adm'r.d
Aug. $, 1850. Of Samuel Caldwell deed,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

b1~The pen OF the tongue should he
dipped in the ink Of the heart.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, Au ust 9th, at Whitmore,
Beccoria tp by j. W. Wright Esq Mr..
George Haslet to Miss. Sarah Z. Wash
burn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

FOR MAJOR BRECKENRIDGE.
|. Hon. Il. NJ. r. Hunter,
,, Gen Jo. Lane,
8. Hon James Guthrie,
4. Hon. Andrew Johnson,
5. Col, jefferson Davis,
9. Hon. Isaac Toucey,
I. Hon. James A. Pearce,
&. Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson.
FOR JUDGE DOUGLAS.
|. Hon. Stephen a. Douglas.
Of the gentlemen prominently men
toned in connection with the Democrats
ic nomination, but who were not voted
for al Charleston, nearly every one has
expressed a preference for Breckinridge
and Lane. Among them are EX-GoverS
nor Wise, EX~Speaker Orr, Senator Ham
mond, Ex-Presdent Pierce, Senator Sill
dell Secretary Thompson, Senator Bright,
Hon. Howell Cobb, and Senator Bayard.
BsA.The resignation of Chief Justice
Shaw, of the Supreme Court Of Massachu,
sets, is announced to take place Septom.
der next. Judge Shaw is nearly 80 years
of ace
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

ln going from Mobile 10 Now Orleans
Through Grants Pass. and nlpng the
Sound formed by .he main land and n
succession of Islands, The steamer ear.
rics YOU near 10 the mouth OF the pasoa.
uoulo riyet which is on your right In
sight OF the line of transit, short dia-
tunce up the river, is often heard mysto.
iious music, Cf which tho reader moy pro.
badly get the best idea by comparing II to
q distant though powerful Holian harp
Many assert that they hear as many as
three or four notes. Others compare il to
the purring Of Il cat, yet of course very
much louder.
This music may be heard at any time Of
the year, or at any period of the day,
though not at all hours. 1t is most fre.
quontly noticed Mt night. II is apparent,
ly loudest when there is considerable wind.
1t is said that the United States Govern-
ment sent corps of SavdjS TO this place to
discover if they could the cause of this
strange melody. The result was unsalis'
factory. Some persons have tradition
shat number of poor Indians were long
ago murdered at that place, and that the
sound heard is their plaintlye moan. This
is of course superstition.
The same or q similar sound is heard at
other places. A gentleman Of high stand
ing assures that he has hearo the same
in the por Of Guaymas, in the Gulf of
California. 1t is asserted that it is also
heard at the mouth Of Bayou Coo del Indie,
and at other places along the coast of the
Guifot Mexico, Nor is it confined to this
continent, a3 may be learned from Sir
Emerson Tenants recent work on Cey-
lon. At least something like it is heard
at Battalion. There it is said to be most
audible at night ana when the moon is
nearest her full. Sir Emerson says;
sounds somewhat similar are heard un-
der water, at some places on the wes ern
coast Of India, especially in the harbor Of
Bombay. At Caldera, in Chilli, musical ca
denCes are said to issue from the sea near
the Landing place they nre described as
rising and falling fully four notes, resem-
bling like those at BattialIoa, till they
produce musical discord of great sweet.
ness aad delicacY. The animals from
whence they proceed have not been iden-
titled at either place, and the mystery re.
mains unsolyed, whether those at Bat
tialloa are given forth by fishes or mol
iusks.'
Whether this sound proceeds from cat.
t'h, or am scaly fish, or from shell Ssh,
or from any Of these, seems very doubtful.
A friend Of ours has been promised some
papers on this subject. Should he secure
them, our readers may hear something
further on the point. We should be
much pleased to receive any further re-
liable information on TIE subject. We
have heard that is noticed in Col. Flick,
etts history ofthat part of the Southwest.
~ Y. Observer.
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[lllIIlr.nlnu III MAlnnlMnn

pnillpsnunu AM WAtrpiUnb
nNil NOAD Notice ii hofehy given lo
and Waterford Rail Road Compapy" RW sv
election viii be held IN The nofoueb on ulsar.
hcld Cltatlold county Pa. al the oiHco of Wal
Yer harroll Esq, on Thursday tho 23i day of
August A u, 1900 between Inc hours of 3. and
% clock 4. NJ. OF mid day, Tor tho purpofc ol
clscling one President aud Twelve person, Ia
serve ~ Directors ior soid company, until ho
second Monday In January 1891. A full alten.
dsnco u requested.
George II. Barrett, John Patton.
james 7, Leonard Lewis j. Grams
John d, Thompson, John Carlisle.
y. D. y Thompson, James Campbell
Mm' J. Alexander James Blakosley
H. l., Richmond T. others. Commissioners.
Clcarield, Aug. &, ls0O.-.2t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-15

IHE CANDIDATES FOR THE CHARLESTON
NoMNA1loNs.-There were nine gentle
men before the National Democratic Con.
yention, for the Presidential nomination,
w: Mess!s. Hunter, Guthrie, Douglas,
Dickinson, Lane, Toucey, Davis, Johnson,
Of Tennessee, and Pearce, o! Maryland
Since The Baltimore nominations, they
have declared their preferences as fol.
lows
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FRESH GOODS.
JUST IN TIME TOO

The subscribers are just opeuiug at their old
stand fresh Stock Of seasOnabo Goods, consist
ing Of a full assortment Of Dry Goods
G. G2 QOG GAI2 GlA - c.
Hardware, Qu0cnswfre, made up Clothing,
Boots and Shoes Of every variety, Ladies Dress
trimmings DC, which they will dispose of cn as
good if not better terms to tho purcha cr than
they can be obtained elsewhere, for either cash,
Lumber or country produce generally.
Aug. !, go st. MOORE & ETZWILE.;
TXECUTORS NOTICE.-Lotters Testa-
~ mentary having been granted to the under
signed on the estate Of Geogre Welch deceased,
late of Lawrence tp. Clearield county Pa, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
caims against it, are requested to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
August J. lSGO.-Gt. WIN. PORTER, Er'r
GAUTION.--All persons are hereby notified
" not to purchase or in any way NEEDLE with
the following property, now in the possession Of
NJ. S. Clark Of Brady township, viz one Rome
mare, one two horse Wagon and one Cow, as the
same belongs to me and is left with him on lran
only subject to my order, DANIEL RISHEL,
Brady tp., Aug, |, lS6O.-St.
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The subscribers are just opeuiug at their ol d
stand, fresh Stock Of seasOnable Goods consist
ing Of a full assortment Of Dry Goods
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~ ~ hlcumohu a. uihors' JUmmisl
Clcnrlleld, Aug.R, lSGO.-.gt
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$50 Reward.

Ferguson tp., Aug. 6, 1S6O.--3t.
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J7oarfold, August s, l66O.--lt,
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neutrality-suspicious. Aapitel.

Sin ber 6o6seit pe6 jun9en &ibler nit
Dtetbelm8 8ruoer6to&ter, bic Dtetbelm
retdli@ ausitattete, 3ei9te ii9 mas bic be-
rittene Mannl9aft 3,peier D6rfer rerpral<
len tann> uno nod oa;u, wenn e5 auf
frence Soften 9ebt; oem Dietbelm par
ni9t5 su Dtel uup CT ern1unterte nod Seq
liden9sum G0en uno 1rinfen. Das GaB
llblba&er purce ri4tis aussetrunteu, uno
Dietbelm, pem cer Nrst ieine11 2eibtpein
perboten bate, r1,a6te beute cine Musnabz
ME unc balf nader nit, cenn CT perbaup
nit pielem Sage nod Elm speites Gef.
@eit a6t Ga9en uar Munpe pom Mi=
litdr beim9efebrt, er wur fret uno bate
nur nod prei Sabre bic 9e,p1bnli1en
6erbfubuusen nit gu MAIDEN. Da Diet
belm @9ultbsib aeworoen mar mubte
ibm Munpe ieinen urlaubspae lber9eben
CT rpartete at> bis Dietbelm NIT benz Sc
meinberatbe auf benz &atbbauie mar,
iibersab bort bas Sdriftli9e ubne aubuz
i9auen unp nannte Jpn tet9 u3err S@ul>
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blut ob9enommen bat oann brei @tunoen
vcr bic @onne I'M Nitta9 lebt uno erei
Stunoen na9ber pbne Nu619naufen Gr,
lenbcl5 fd9en, paS man in, @pllmono qez
ldla9en bat."
5crtiebun9 folst.
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Garl NaHapant,

Iffentlt9er Notar,
beloret bic Musfertisuns nnb 8eslsubieune a0er
eeri9ti9en Dotumente.
9elcnoere Nufmertlamteit mirb benz Na919la
gen uno Nufiu9en Don 8eliBtitsln gewiomet.
Office in Der Gam Sffee Der 9erren S. unb
8. .. GilfQan> 3. @trabe> iiber Qittle's Bu9'
@tpre.
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Slaentcn Der ~Minu. Staatejeitune.
Wltnnelpta.
Netp< lllm uuo Brppn County ST. Jorfer,
5t. Weter uno Nicolet @tY %. S9intn1e,
@t.Intbony u. Mmniapoli5, Ortb u. &noblau9,
@basfa @b. goer>
Carver ct. Suit,
Manfato 6. Safpbsbasen.
@tia water unb Wo1binstpn @tY ST. 9GeHer,
5aitins nne 0atoto ety y: S9miet.
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@uap Netplb.

$u9p Netp1b.
CAttorney e. Counsellor at Law
M6DDfat Il. &e6t8<Mnwalt,
Sffce ct. paul Drttte StraBe
pb0nir-SlOd, 5una9f Der neuen Bride,
empfetlt f9 ieinen teutl9en Qanbleuten ale
&e9tsbeitanb Dor aQen @eri@tsb1fen bes @taa-
tes Minneuta unb in ben Qanb <Neu,tern.
@eri9tli9e Dofumente, Rau fbriete, 0pQmatt-
ten &c. tperben prompt uno bldg ausseiertist.
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(ntber &. Coon,
Tcrt=strafc, ==== ct. Nau

Sorts =Strafc, : ct. Naul,
..*'. Minnc1ota.
Da i9 erf Dor 8ursem cine srp6e partie BON
allen fit ben. 6amilien- @ebrau9 nptbpentisen
Grpcerie,t 1lmb 9Srpotftpaeu
erbalen babe, late ie bas serebrte beutl9. publi<
tuu, ein, tei mir sor3ulpreden, um f9 81 Iter-
aeusen, taB ia CUTE Waare au bilisen preiien
pertaufe.
~ Au@ babe i'd ftets an 5anb orbindree
unb fuperfeineS Webl. ~
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5uliuS 6epr9ii,

Julius 6epr9ii,
Df fentlt t9er 9}ptar,
&de Der @abibap- unb 6ten @traBe, seseniib.
Der fransDl. tatb. Stride
Mnfertisuns unc Beslautiguns BON seri9tli&tn
DOfumenten unb urfunben, ais: 8aufbriefen,
5Ypptbefen (Deeb6 unb Mortsases), Mie:bS-
unb @ei9afts< &untratten> 1eltamenten> gpa>
ma9ten fir tas Snlanb unb Deutl9lano, luwie
5ur 8elorguns aQer in bas 9tutarfa4 einldlasen-
ben @e14afte. 1920
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Da8 ~&ptel gum @hweis erlanb~

Don y QuI 6Qbet
Tortlrabe, benz @inslow 5uule seaenHbtr>
1T NIT MQem gu einem euten Soft unb @aRbaule
gbortsen auf's VoQfanbisifc nerieben, unb BARI
l'@ 1epobl. tpas bic 8etSltieuns unb bas Qpss
Don &o1tsan9ern nnb Neilenpen, pie bic preils
uno Qutmartun9 betriTt, nit ben beiten 5dulern
bes Weitens meden.
Iu9 beftnbet ii@ eerdumise @taQuns bel mei-
mem 5auie, bur9 welte es namenti9 ben Tar-
ntern 3u empfeblen 1T. paul Iaber.
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- ar @eiter S Cribs HIT.
. at . ia T. $ @pu1e,

= IrewSulm, yf1nn. z
DER antersei$nete itss2na9ri9tist bas publifunt>
erSfnet bat> bas Neiienben ale Bequemiidfeit.n
barbietet. -. m
~ Sir stauuneen 1T iebtnfaQs aut bas
oepe 9eio18l.s Tgi@H .9yaGG" ~ 9eiter.
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@Qit< un6 8parbingbQuS,


2pui8 Sfidam,
6rantlinitrabe, aruii&en Der 4ten unb STEM @tr.,
ct. YauL Mtnnelpta.
MtnnelptQ<@QuS,
Mantatp, @de BON Gront< unb Ylum Stra6e,
bon
p -. SO. Clemens &rou.
Der lnter3ei@nete lenft biermit ersebenlt bic
Mufmertlamteit bss Yuttifum auf iein wublein-
9eriatetes @afbaus gum
.~ Minnelota<6aus,
tpel9es in 8esus auf feline innere @usaattuns,
preile unb 8eoienung teinem abnli9en Gtabli1e-
ment i'm Nrrbmeiten 11a9lebt.
vs. wiro belonbers taraui binsemielen> baB lid
bel benz 5aule CUTE Stallung befnbet nnb aQe
Sorten Gutter fir pferee unp S9len 1tets au bo<
ben linb.
o9b Clemens 4rpu.
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Gaipar Sebrlet,1,

Gaipar Sebrletn,
Nj E r c H A n T T A YLO R
unb
TIrber
Glib. Der 3ten unb SadlonltraBe,
ct. Yaul, Nfiun.
8auft unb rerfauft alte 8leieer. uno 1Gutert>
renppirt uno farbt bieielben auf's 8ene. 9Ob
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&@ mdr ber Mat erf ,pieper pa!
> Mai, pie lieb' i'd bid!
% sleben bic S@nepfen unb pann 8eb'
SD &pieper auf ben Stri@ ! aa9#
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Mtnne1DtQ<6Qu8,
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Gfe Upt1 Mdm1eN< mn 0meitpn at,

@de ppn Namley< unp 3weiten StraBe
in bet Nabf bet gepee,
alttn9s, Dafpta g..
l1nter3ei9neter bat eas obeneenannte @afbaus,
BET bsm l'a aud CUTE StaQunb unb jebe icnitiae
tur 9tetlenee uiinldenswertbe Nccpmpoatipu Be-
rnpet, aut bag Beauen1te eiuseri9tet unb eu1-
pfeblt ballelbe hermit beitens ber Beriid;6touno
bes beuti&en Yublitun1s. 81. aIbbier.
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Die JIlinne(otu Sta0tSAeitunQ


Die Minne(ota Staots5eitung
Gte Der Dritten unb gSabal q ~
@traBe, eine 3reppe 3d.
er19etnt wD9entlt9 uno toftet spet Doll.
per Sabr, in 8orau6beSablun9.
Ginselue Nummern fofen Gents.
8eoin9un9cn.
Mbpunireu fann man su ir9eno elmer 3et bes
Sabres bod fDnnen bic bent Nbonnement poran-
eebenben giummern nidt na99elanbt peroen.
Ser Sublcriptions= Betras fann in 9tpten IT.
aenb eiucr suten Bant einsei9idt merben:
RY Wenn Gelo in resiitrirten 8riefen per-
loren aebt, traeen mir oen Gerluit; bod ni9t tn
unre9iltrrten Brieten.
Mle Mittbslunsen, @elber u. (. ~. linb 3u
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MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,
WEEKLY PAPER,
pubHshed By REUTHER T. Excl;
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
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ct. %anl, aNm,eioto, @amitae, 2s aprl 1s6o.
Mbbre0en.

Safob m in5er,
Deutl9er MpYpfat> Notar & 2anbzM9ent,
Sffee: (McGluues) pbUnir<Blpd,
@de Der Dritten unb @atalbaw< @tra6e>
(nabe ber Briife.)
q. S 6. .. 6ilfIan,
&oYpfaten unb &e9t6zMnwdlte,
empteblen f9 ibren perebrten beutl@sn Mitbiir<
germ ais &edtsteitdnbe unb in'S Yelpnbere our
Nusfertisune BON urfunteu ,e.
Sffice: uebrr 8ater II. Banss' 2aben, st
Strabe> ct. Yaul.
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9fcue eleAa1te @eitauratipn

i'm Mbendum>
Gde Der Gr9anee unb Yine Stra6e.
Die1es neu eineert9tete @tabli0en,ent 1T bier
nit oem serebrten peutlden Yublitum teitens en,-
pfoben.
@amu,tlibe Mrten talter @peiien Fnb itets su
baben> bebeleiten oortreFli9es 9aserbier unb ale
Ion1tiseu @etrante in Dpr3usli9er Gualitdt.
s. M nj MT Ier
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> Dtr gu tirer 3fit sefeitrte @aauIpttler Spib
har einn,al nit einer @eleQi9aft aus 2eips,e in
bem @aitbofe su 0Sblis. Gin 8auer iab ftit-
mdrts an einem Slide allein bei einem aruae Bisr
Opis ndberte F@ ibm unb nedte i'm NIT alerlei
@pisreben um 3u ftben, was Ct in itintr Ginfalt
iasen cber tbun tpilrbe. Or iaste ater unb tbat
gar nid5ts, 10 bab SpiB RON ibu, ablaiItn mu6te.
Nadbem ter Bauer iein Bier auseetrunten bate,
fanb er aui, trat 3u Opib, topfte tieiem sertrau-
lid auf bic S@ulter unb fa9te: r ssss,s.s
r@ei6 er pas, uein 5err GommStainte, i9 bin
itin Narr ni&t, n,crsen aber tOmme i9 mad Der
!Statt. gable Der 2peatertaie einen balttn @uIben
unb babe bas Gersnusen bab Ct ben san3en abtnb
mein Narre 1ein icu. n
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Carl &ob

9ltam 9ecfer.
!6anbler in Sefen uuo @erferti9er aller
m59liden 8ledarbeiten>
Sadlon- Stra6e.
swil9en Der Dritten @trabe unt untern 9anbuns.
&: ct. Yaul,
empfebtt E9 in allen 3meisen leinss @ei91ftes,
ais: Da@bedeu, &innenleaen, &eparaturen &c.
6ertise @aaren fets an 9anb, biQis urp sui
aearteitet.
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Dempfratic m g iiben:-@ine
@flapin bei Sage fir Elm Stiid @ieb
balten unit BET Na9t fir einen Menlden.
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@11fbQuIer un6 @QlDn8*

@aitbdufer unb @alpnS.
9obn 9aeeenmuller's
@ttt8burg &agerbter<SQlp11
@de Der Dritten .unt 9tpbtrt-@ Ctr.
ct. Yaul, 0linn.
ES Sd balte itets sutes 2aserbier, teli-
fate Sraneies, atte 5asanna- Gisarren, ausee-
;eidneten emmentbaler uno 2imburser R6ie, 1p-
wie aneere taIte @peiien sor1itbis.
9Der'S nidt elauben piQ> fr tpntme unb iter~
" Se1u 9aSsenmautr.
mA Btlltutbtrt Saloon,
'n;;a.s, S a 9ritte Strafe., ~
Dieter Salen it auf eas med NIT. sinseri&-
tet, liefert e@te Getranfe, bat iefS cine Mus1pab
pon ausndrtisen 3eitunsen aulliesen unb sepabrt
ben @dlten bas pra9tpplte Yanorama pom Glub
unb Bergen.
@epro Bena.
Nfilpaufie &a9erbier<@QQe,
Ste Strabe, swii9en @abalba,p u. @ipar
tpt -.
Npbed u. 9anefe.
Bier tets spm telten int Warft
aalte @peilen ieber Mrt unb allie fein.
gBarme @etrdute mad per &eeel ter 8unlt.
Nles. mas tas 5ers tesebrt tpirb sewabrt.
Ee(tauration uno ca9er6ier-Sa(un
. auouff @atbdna. 81
@' @"'''"'- -@t'"eSt; Sats s:sf"'''s' Der 'e'"'s'f'
St; Yaul, @inneieta.
aalte unb marine @peien iluo su jeber 1ases-
3eit gu baben.
S<cne ele8ante 9teitauratipn
i'm Mtbenlum>
Gde Der @r9anse unb pine @trabe.
Die1es neu engeri9tete Gtablil1ement 1T bier
nit oem serebrten peutl9en Yublttum teltens em-
pfcblen.
@amnttliete Mrten talter @peiien fnb ifets su
baben> beBslei9en purtreHli9es 2aserbier unb ale
lonifisen @etrante in ppr3ilsli4er Aualitat.
$. Memmler.
City 9alfmaD 0ouse,
Dritte StraEe,
oberbalb ber YrestYterianer= Stride.
9iermit brin9e t9 CUR aQeemeineu RenntniB,
rab td I'M Grcnt3immer bes v5alfwaY> >9pule" e.
nen
Gaucy<> Gri9tez, @isarrenz uno Gabadz
Qaben 90
eingcri9tet unb baS baranfpBeube !3immer in
einen ele9anten CALM peepanbelt babe, no i'd
bic Wirbl@aft in friiberer @eiie fprtfiibre.
&ubY, N9ent.
Spbn 6. 8eebt,
8ter<@alpn II. &e1tQurattpn,
@de ber @abtnstonz II. Dritten Ctr.
ct. YauL Minn.
Minneipta &pmie,
Gde ber Glnften unb Observation-Disclosures,
ct. Yaul,
embaeblt fein neu ein9eri9tetes @aabaus teitens.
Netienbe unb @epad werben na9 unb ppt ben
8coten gratis bef6rbert. =
Garnter fnben ba CUTE @tallun9en.
G'epra @r,1ber,
2agerbier --"@alpn,
gisrts Strabe, binttr benz vgDinslow- 9aule,"
Seben Moraen BON so ubr 2und
''come il faut.'' :@...."'.,
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@eprQ 6rnber

SOeUrH Vruuer,
2a9erbter -"@alpn,
gisrts Strabe, binter benz rQDinelow- 9aule,"
Seben Moraen BON go l1br 2und
"come il fault" :1..~."'.,
@t lJauI.
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MtlWaufte &a0erbier<@alle,

St. NntDpn9F F9traBe, ge9enWber Der r00n3ert-
- 9aQe>" ..
ct. Yaul, Minne1pta.
Ralte unb marine @peilen lub 3u jeber Iases-
3eit 3u baben.
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City 6altmap 0ouse,
Oritte StruEe,

Wfi1,teipta A9pltie,
Gde per GInften unp Wabalb bamitra6e
ct. Yaul,
emRfeRlt lein neu ein9eri@tetes @afbaus befens.
Netlenoe unb @epad perben nab unb ppn ben
| Bcoten gratis bef1rbert. r
6armer fnoen ba CUTE @tallunaen.
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