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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
what viii come q. seeession.


The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette gives his view Of the
matter thus: tss
come round again ia the common
thsme of all talk We ali begin and end,
nowadays. with the same strain. What
VIII these desperate Secessionists accom-
plishg My answer is--a considerable de !
rangement Of business and trade at the
North, very general commercial ruin at the
South, and--their own political destruc-
ton. e You, then, persist in believing tho
Cotton States viii not 90 outSp Mygood
friend, no State can 90 out Of this Union
unless by cohquering the Union. l donot
doubt, and / never hare doubted, that tho
factious Secessionsts intend to do their ut
most to destroy this Government. do
not doubt, and never have doubted, that
their REASONABLE attempt will be failure.
Their rebellion will not succeed. Thelaws
win be enforced. The Constitution and
the Union will be maintained 10 their in
tegrity. The PEorGv viii tolerate nothing
Ices. Woe to theif representatives who
fater in this crisis OF threatened rebellion
and revolution. | expect to see Conycns-
tons IL five, six o. eight extreme Southern
States declaring their allegiance to the MAJ
tional Government at an end. | expect
that, in every one of those States, the aas-
Mority Of that Government viii either be
practically recognized, or else enforced, if
resisted. | do ne. believe any overt act
will be perpetrated BY those who have 50
long talked treason. In a year or two, al
the,s States will probably return 70 their
| allegiance. So the present "crisiA" will
end.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29


WHAT A PRESIDENT The Coastiia-
ton, President Blchanan's accredited or.
can, is one of the most traitorous journals
in the Union. The E'gening Post thus
comments on its course:
The most active fomentor Of secession
doctrines Just now is the organ Of the Pres
ident at the seat Of Government. If il
were publishe in Charleston by one Of. the
revolutionary committees Of that hot-bed
of treason. IL could scarcely be more violent
or rabid. The number for yesterday, for
instance, contains five editorial articles, four
of which are devoted to the incnication Of
South Carolina notions. The first de-
nounces Mr.. Herschel v. Johnson's letter
Offering compromise from the South on
the basis of popular sovereignty and the
repeal Of the Personal Liberty Bills; the
second ridicules Mr.. Bolts great Onion adj
dress, and the author is compared to Too
dies and Mantilini; the third rebukes a
Republican scheme Of conciIiation presented
by i leading Journal in this State; and the
loarth castigates Speaker Pennington, Mr.
Corwin, and the House Union Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

Herewith is submitted an estimate, IN
detail, Of the expenses to be betrayed from
the general fund for the ensuing year, show
ing each Object thereof, as far as they are
within the knowledge Of this department
and distinguishing Between those which are
provided for by permanent appropriation,
and such as require Legislative action at the
next annual session-als showing the re-
sources which are applicable to deiray such
expenditures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
D0CT0R A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

sshsservices to the community in curing Acute
@A0uiC Diseases in the most speedy, safe ana per-
s'al manner DR.. Thompson may be consulted DAILY
st1sesses Of the human system. Persons living AZ
sana can DO so by letter, and by Enclosing req
~ aey will receive an answer
aasaar attention given to female complaints, chill
s--dsases aud diseases Of the Eye
,H0Flcg, IL Barr's new building, opposite united
N@aolel. Lancaster. Wisconsin. lVtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

THE DESIGN OF THE SEcEDERs.-The
New York Times and Natioaal Iatelli-
gencer, at Washington, express the opinion
that the reasons given BY the South a.
justification for the dissolution Of the Union
are entirely fictitious,---the real design be-
ing a desire on The part Of The ultraists 70
revive the African slave trade.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
ARREARAGEs.

1t should not fail TO be observed thu
the foregoing estimates and calculations are
made il anticipation that all taxes levied
and arrearages due will be promptly paid,
Particular attention il invited to the table
If "balances due from countries (Sched-
als AL The amount (S50,li5.I5) is i'm
portant to the revenues of the State. Be
sides, it is grossly unjust to those counties
who pay their assessments promptly, that
others are permitted TO withhold any con
siderable part Of their proportion Of the tax
IS necessary to defray the expenses of tn,
state government Some plan should b
devised to effect th, settlement Of existing
arrearages, and for the future, to render AK
IS levied By direction d the legislature
more certainly and promptly ssaiial,le.
PPRoPRSATIosss.
Itis respectfully urged that IN eveyT &C
H. - I. 49,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
DR. LUDWIG.
mr.. THOMAS w. BALTZELL,

TlF. IHUMAS w. bALIAHLH'
Hng permanentIylocated in Lancaster will give dis
Undivided attention to the practice OF his procession,
nPhysician and Surgeon.
Re may be found at all times at the Drug Store-un-
~ professionally engaged. ~
lseneralsappi OF Family Drugs and Medicines will
shptov sale at the old stand OF Bradshaw Batzeil
-pNpRd " myself.
hacastsr May 26th, 1856 4e-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

GE@Where are you going9' asked a
little boy Of another, who had slipped and
fallen down. "Going to get up" was the
blunt reply
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

MILLS q MCKEE,
AZ ATTORNEYS AT LA w,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
0s., taD stairs in Meyers Building, on Madison
W" " Street, opposite Court House
zluracee In the Circuit Courts and in the supreme
Vsvll paw taxes lands OF non-residents ana give
iar attention to any business relating to real es
J,fs which may be entrusted to cur care. 49,.
,sgCoections promptly attended TO and remlttances
80 w an same Immediately collection
JOSEPH T. MILLS, pAfiD
Lancaster, Oct. nth, 1859 Ao-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

RE Prince Alfred, the second son Of
Queen Victoria, i goiag to visit the West
Indies. and .he Uuited Statet next Spring.
provided there arc any United States lsit ~
that time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
The Dead Alive Again.

The son of respectable widow lady liy-
ling in the West Division, some months
since set off for California. He wrote home
Frequently at first, but suddenly bis letters
ceased; on Wednesday, however, his moth
er had one placed in her hands with the
California pest mark on it. She opened
the envelope, glanced at the contents, gave
heart-piercing shrek, and fell upon the
floor in a state Of insensbility. When re-
siored to consciousness, she exclaimed, my
poor lost boyI They have hung him p
A slip ofpaper contained IN the letter read
as follows:
| LYgcHED.- before yesterday the
body Of a young man was discovered hang
ing to the limb Of a tree on the road lead
ing from San Jose to Maysyille, about five
miles from the former town. Upon bis
breast was p!acard with the words, .'Hung
for horse stealing" BY papers found in
his pocket, it is supposed that the name Of
the unhappy youth was James for
merly of Chicago, Illinois. His body was
buried beneath the nee on which he was
hung"
This was what so agonized the heart of
the mother, but it struck the bystanders to
further examine the missive. 1t was from
the supposed dead man and read as fol
lows:
DEAR MoTHER:-
Fearing that you might see through
some channel, the inclosed account Of my
execution, / incIose it to YOU, with the re
mark that it is utterly false, as these lines
will sufficiently prove. ] have never been
arrested, or even suspected of horse-stealing,
and have never been hung. Ever since
last saw you have been up in the Frazer
River country, where have done exceed
ingiy well. and have made 50 much money
that | have resolved to come fonre, and 90
into some business in Chicago. am now
on my way, and will be at home three
weeks after you receive this. The rascal
who was hung was fellow famed Murphy,
who stole from me satchell, which con-
tanned some of your letters and some other
papers Of mine, which no doubt were in
| his pockets, when he was found on the
tree; and this led to the belief that be was
Your affectionate son,
JAMES ----.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
TAxATIoN.

The exhibit Of receipts and expenditures
for the year 1860, presented in the forego-
ing report Of transactions on account Of the
general fund--aDd the estimates submit
ted, of the resources and Liabilities Of thc
same fund for the year 1861, appear to
demonstrate than an animal State tax d
'0gE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THousAND Dor,
LARS, in addition to the other means and
revenues provided BY law, is ample to de-
fray all ordinary and legitimate expenses
Of the state government. The prospective
excess of income over current expenses for
the next ensuing year, appears, moreover
to justify moderate fopriation for som,
work Of permanent improvement, SHOULD
the Legislature deem such appropriation call
ed for, without imposing additional taxa
ton therefor upon the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
BAR&EIT HOUSE.

BARSEIT HOUSE.
5oscobel, Wisconsin,.
sa,@sEs Fell known Hotel at Boscobel, has been
aaz y 'ae subscriber and pat ia good order for
.'VAAoDArloNs PROVIDED FOR TEAMS.
~ Gso n may be accommodated With horses and
%u'syanee 70 the country
sssess n. JAMES BARNETT.
hVec' !, 1850. 24-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

The resources applicable to defray The
foregoing liabilities to accrue against the
treasury for the ensuing year, are as fol-
lows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
HOTELS.
HOUSE.

i. Cassville, WISCONSIN.
~ Sooye veil known Hotel at CassvIls has been
s'.' ae subscriber and viii be properly managed
@'e4e Nay lsb 1860. j.. S. MASON.
II 46-yl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

Estimate OF Eixpendit1ras and Re-
sources OF the State, for the yeal
1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
lIIHOTEL.
ForosI, WISCONSIN,.

II, : ESSoR, PRopRIEToR.
lsyares' y RENTED and re-opened this House. is
'@ '9it the times. go ''''1 49, =
'a,., h9SSEs--A GOOD STABLE
Yen 65ss rs premises with attentive aud ohlging
'As9us. ISss the sign" Livery Stable"
L. Al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
RATES OF AnvrpTrsTuc

hAIhS OF ADVERTISING.
Business cards, (elines or undcr9 one year Ss.Oe
onesquare l2iines, transient hrst insertion ,Oe
do. d. subsequent i.sertiOns zach "a
do peryear, 500
one-tourtA OF column, per year, ~ %
en~-half do 60. rs 70
One column, do. 40 90
Stray notice. "A Insertions ~
Legal notices Inserted BY the folio.
Yearly advertisers are allowed -four changes
-
All kinds OF Justices Blanks Deeds Mortgages Chatssi
Mortgages, &C., printed aud for sale at this Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

The foregoing estimates are carefully,
and, it is believed, literally made. Should
they prove to be correct, the resources d
the State for the fiscal year ending Septen-
Der 30th, 1861, will yield in excess Of its
expenditures, the sum Of one hundred and
eight thousand five hundred and eighty
eight dollars and sixty-four cents.
The deficiency Of L. H. Jansen, former
State Treasurer, is, as will be observed,
omitted from the foregoing estimate ofthc
resources Of the State. The amount is, as
given in each annual report rom this Office
since the defalcation was ascertained, $751;
1854; but There appears 50 little prospect
of realizing anything therefrom, that it
seems idle to count this among the resour-
ces available for the current expenses the
ensuing year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
4NSIoN House

LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
ssts -, PROPRIETOR.
\, iAe az "Ssenage extended to me for several
y elimination Aassastoa, in Lancaster, would III
~ qrins :, y lhe same. | have taken some
stons ~ = PANT, cleanse and better hts,l-
cOuntry ~. s,sge on the premises Is one of the
= s,a., a,ways we'll superintendent.
s>@ss'sE June Isl 1sso b. A. HYDE, Proprietor.
~ Soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

[ From the forthcoming Annual Report Of Hon T.. y
Harvey. Secretary Of State
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

The joy Of the fond mother aud other
members Of the family, may be better inn
aoined than described. James return is
now looked for with joyous hearts by the
hopeful household. - Chicago Tribune
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

It i respectfully Urged that IL eveyY acf
Of the legislature directing labsr ~ boom
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

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LASH.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-29
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

Wer ,piu tan3en 1ernen ?--@n baben
i@pn friiber bin 2eler nit ber 9batfa@e bttannt
eeuaa&t, ba6 Der freuntli&Re unb liebtnspdretefe
auer r@isnors", perr pa3a3er, bic Abil&t .bat,
uniern beuti&eu ,Sausliueeu unb 9unsfrautn
@eleeenbeitsn III sebeu, in elmer beionperu lieut..
f&tn Gan3funbe" i'd Der btiteraen aaer 4ninae,
Der 5@ubbefobleneu auer 0ra3ten uub Der Nufe
GtrpF@ore--ter belben $ansfunf IN btmeifern.
Orr Dagger bat fttnen @aal III &ese's .ueueua
@teineebaube 70 freunbli@ uub elegant eiuseri&-
tet, uno tas &otal an uub fir f& if 70 s~erduu.te
unb - hunters. anfttas, ba6 es eint s2nf fem
mub, bort mad btnsRestln Der STUNT in posentes
Eanae auf uub nieter u i@ptbtn. @ir tSnnen
pe1biirsen, bab perrn pa3al1s San3suterri&t
sriintli& unb uufa7eub II, uub tabet ii bas b.
norar 70 biais seReat. tab islbf Der meniser ST.
u~aitttlte I'D bttbeilisen Tam. @enn Is perm
3a3aser stlinet, cine eisene ttu:i&t alade ~ e.
ri@teu, 70 pirb Is unierer iuuseu @elt an I'M.
| i&uleisem @&trs unb peblauRdneiseua 3eitstr.
treit in biefem @inter ni&t ftbleu. @er 2ua
bat, an ber Eau3i&ule She'll 3u uebr,eu, If er-
{u@t, nd@Ren Msntas abenb, 3. Dptmber, in
perm pa3a3er's eptale 3u eri&tiuen, Nm bae
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
$alfe IN jebn mt,1nten.

VrD1n8 Xu1t9en >Sblnten.
Die Sr8inal-N ebicin tiusefibrt in 1887, unb
Der trite Nlrtitel Der Mrt, Der ie unter benz Nanten
9ut9en- Sblaten (Yulmonie- Mafers) rad bic en
Qanee sebradt purbe -; ale anbern 2unsen- 8 la-
ten inb naGsen,aGt. Die a@ten finb' bur9 ben
auf iebe Sblate eefempelten Namen 8rYan 3u
unterl9eipen.
Brpan's Qun9en-O blaten
tetlen9ufen, @4nupfen, punoe8eble. 3eiitrteit.
BrYan'S Qun0en>O blaten
beilenGnsbrdfisteit, Brpnditis, Wtbemb.l9merben
BrYan's 2unstn.S blaten
tei(eu Blutipeien, 8ruNjGmeraen.
Bryan'S Qun9en-O blatem
9eilen entaebenbe @9minbluht, Qun9entrantbeit.
8rpan's 2uueen-O Naten
beileu 3apfen' unp Driien- Gnt3uneune.
BrYan'S 2un9cn'O tlaten
iiub einfa& an Gprr1 uub an9enebn, an @e19mad.
BrYan's Qun9ensS blaten
9eben ni9t nur Grlei9teruns, ionttrn euriren
idnea unb erinblid.
Bryan'S Qun9tn-O blaten
merpen fiber Se6en btfriebieen.
Reine Jamilie ioQte cbne cine @4a@tel bon
8ryan's Qun9en-S tlaten
.-. int 3au1e }ei1.
Stein @eiieuber loQte pbue eineu @orratb BON
Brpan's 2un9en-O blaten
in Der Sal4e ietn.
Mieu1aub tpirp li9 pe;sern fir
8rYan's 2uu9en.S blaten
Gunfune1pan3ig Gents 3n seben:
SOB Mpfes. oQeiniaer Gi9entblmer,
&o@eRer, q. q.
NJ Sn 81. paul gum 8erfauf BET
. 7. Mtller> Ste StraBe, 9e9eniiber
Srpine'6 9aue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

citrate fur 9ol3biebftabl u. TreDe1.
Gs piro iest> ba Der @inter: bel uns einse3osen,
tpieber bic praris tes 9plsf&lasens auf frenter
2eute @runb unb 8oben 3iemli& tart betrieben.
Dietenieen, tpel&e E& bamit befa1en, u1Ssen BE-
benfen> ba6 lie ii@ elmer ni&t untrbebli&en@ trafe
ausleseu, int Sale ie sefa6t perben. Das &C.
ieB fast: @er NIT Mbi@t uub ubne Grlautni6
auf BEN, pripateieentbumt ireenb Sentanbes feb-
tnbe 8aume unataut ober serni&ttt uber lie bur&
r@irteln" ober iunit wie bei@aoiet, peer auf fol-
DIEM Gisentbum i@ 8au- ober anberes 5ol3
i@ldet, uoer i&On eel&laeenes 3uls fortniu1ntt
ober fdbrt, ober tutr NIT Mbi&t unb cbne Grlaub-
niB Mintral, Grbe uber Steine auf iol@eut 2anpe
erabt unb tuesi&aft, Der fou, ,penn be6eu DOT benz
Grieoensri&ter lberfabrt, nit elmer CITRATE pun
ni9t iber 80 unb ni9t unter 80 Eaeen pber elmer
@elbbu6e BON ui&t iber 500 unb ni&t nnter
$50 belest tperben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
0rei @'&.

Grei B's miQ uenuen i'd inbalti@per,
1 @ast al, mir, tSnnt ibr ie beuten2 H.f...
Maein ertes 9 If Elm iuneer perT>
Sen ME bic M1bel bertuteu ,...
@eta6t 3u baben nit iil6em Muub;
Seiu Arut it TART, fem 3sr3 eefune,
@ein @ein ton,u,t brett pcu, &btine,
@iBt, 2eut@eu ibr, men i'd meine2
Mein speites 9 1T sepSbuli& febr bod,
: Sf's ~nieeris, nennt man Is 9usel.
@@on u,ander ltuf3te: 80 bdttt i'd bod
Gin paar re@ti9afene Gli9el"!
@enn feline Strabe barber eefibrt;
l1nb auf benz paupte it's bduFs ssstert
Mtt elmer eiiietn @ube.
gun, Ratben brau&t's ni&t piel @rise.
11nb .penn man pom 2ten gum 3ten 9 eebt,
81 Elm . taapii&en 3u itsen;
@enn bities ni&t teutli& ba3nif@en itebt
81 bas @an3e s~erri1en In Gtsen.
Das brittle LOBE i'd mir
l1nb table germ bafar
@enn's fpruetlt bonn ;3apfen 70 belle,
Mus Der ein3is nStbisen Que1e.
Das @an3e 1T Elm tclbislieer 3rant,
Der rubt i'm 8eutrperlie6e,
Durt brunten tief in ber felEeen 8ant
Nm ua6@tistn @ater Der GlI0t.
8Snnt ibr's ni@t ratben 2 nun..bann
@atb'i i'd I'M Grnfe eu@ an,
@&arft euer @ertanbnib beiu. Be@er
BoQ i9dumenben s. 8'S~. ibr 3e&sr.
:1a}G s<81eqeu,@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

bes eble,n5 But&erbantperfs 3u tuerbeu. @lei&~
aeitis bamit bat aud bas 8Stt@ersei&aft einsn
beoeutenben Aufl@sune senen,mtn, nnb unisre
bieieen BStti&er babtn aQe pdntt .nou 3u tbun.
INN ter1 Ma@frase mad 1ertfa0trn ~ ~stnisen.
Man barf annebu.en, ta6 nsiutefens $4,000
jdbrli@ u.ebr int 2anbe bleiben, felt u%nfersGarmer
bic Marftt nit @@weintftii& perieben unb UNI
itre uuternebmenbeu Stdbter btmitlbtn aur Auf-
bepabruns cine quite 8tbauiuue in ibren 8GRern
anpeilen. 90 it bops! Guere port-8arre ba-
ben 9pltene 8Sben. 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

ueberfuf i'm 4robnften. marft--
@et benz @@lu6 Der S&i6fabrt babet pir, penn
AT irsene etpas, bod fiber an teiueut Mansel an
2ebensmitteln III leiten. Der Martt it an pro>
butten aller M.t iberfaut uub cine l1n3abl 2deen
baben f@ aufsetbau, in bsnea @smaie, @sFaseL
Glei& unb Butter 3u ME basepelenen ~riebrietn
preilen s~ertauft tperbeu. Ntbl ,tar.entli& 1T in
Gaue porbanben unt @ai3eu futet felbit 3u 70
IS Gents ,,ur I&wer 3dufer. @as tparen - bod
fir 3eiten, ais tas Barrel BON Dubuque ober ct.
Souls in,portirte Mebl IN ct. paul $500
unb bas Dubtnb Gier IS Gents bis Elm Deuas
tefete2 Als tur3 Dor Der @iebererSFsuns bet
@@iFfabrt faunt Elm pfunb sepSttltes @&~ein-
feii9 pber Tett in ben iautu1tli&en @tcres Der
Stabt au 5nten mar? Das .uartn bic rsuten 3ei-
teu" bee beben 8erbienfts, no Der Mrbeiter bel
einem xaeelcbn BON $500 per Sag g ni&t e.
raSeli@en tpnnte, tttpas iber 3u fraren. Disfe
3eiten Inb pcriber fir INNER in Minntiota.
@ir fnb iebt a:rprpsiantirt 1T elmer @ttit ZAP
man ,,1s ridt u,ebr ausbunsern tam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

Gin ,,ener @ef6dftssweie.-ein@ &C.
f@dfs3peis bietet f& ttst tem 11~nternsbmunss-
@eiRe uniertr Rittarser CUR @earbsituns im
9ro6en, ben mir ffriiber uur iebr I'M Rltinen BE-
trtiten iabtu. @dbreub ne& ser penisen Sab
reu ber GARNER frub par, peun Ct fir beu eisuen
Gamlieubsbarf Elm .Sdule" eini&la&teu tcunte,
parr Is aud uur eha ~@urRpSlt&en" BON ttli&tn
15opf stpt}en, brinet er:bielen@ intere ansesHa-
e~enlabunseu aussei9la@ttttr @ruu3er ~ @artte,
unb 10 bfbeutenb III Der Shat 1T bic 3ufubr BON
trti&<m g9sttaeReif4 III bic @tast, bag fe iibtr
ben Bebarf beritlbtn bei petter1 binausrei&t unb
fir ben Grpert ein Grtledlt@ts utris labt. Das
xunreine" Ebter bat I'D nit elmer pabrbaft seies~
ntten Gru&tbarttit in unierm @taate sermebrt u.
es IL tabur9 Der ittr profitable Grperbeapeis bee
GintSfelns ppn fril@em IN sros aufeetaufttn
e@peinsFtii@ ius 2eben strufen ~srsta, str test
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

Gubf@e 4uetpaaren.-S.@ Govt trShnet
jeBf in 5eilem Mobelabea an Der 3ten Strabe Elm
prddtises Eager pom berrli@en 9ertt- unb @in~
~terpusmaaren 3u iebr ern1a6isten Treiien; J.. 9.
Dantnbute, Barber; Blunen, r&u@es" &C.
QanptauFeute tSnnen f@ su &bieaeu- prsifen nit
Waaren nerieben. Da ib cine 1ertreffi9e prat-
tii&e .pnsma9erin,.. SRI. 4fFe Brown, biz per-
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eru,,9 seben, tag i'd BEN wItlsri{@1en @eldmad
int @tanbe bin, III entlpre9en. Die n.ueten
Mptemu1tr empfauae i'd frrtnGbrent. s @eott.
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9errlide Eabafe, uamentli& Der feinft
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unb wpblrie9enb bel ben 9erreu 9 fantu@ unp
Vaar. Gin Yfef9en Don bieiem auserleienea
Tabat 1T Elm @enuB, Ger Nitmauben reut.
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unb bas &rbab'ne in ben @taub 3u

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Das Tnb bic l~ufieien Neujabrs-BSQ
Damit tann l&ie6en 10 @@ul3e wie ~MfS1,
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ung 3u eerbinbern.
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