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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
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tperthe Yits fnren lit n,sinem 5ouie quite 8e-
pirttuns une Seirierisuns allsr ssre9ten slu.
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Srbu 51gaenmiiller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
Mi,luciuta Spuic.

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Sfc rcr Tlnften uno 9Eatal BAN jNoEr
Ct Yaul,
smracblt iein neu cnecrittctcs @aftbaus te(feue.
Ncileure uno Ospit merreu uua uup you reu
Srpten gratis tsfDrcert.
6armer Fupen ta quite Stauunsen.
Niculau5 ptt0ie5er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
9tcue elc0amtc Nejta,lratip,,

stclte elc9autc Ne1t0uratipu
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Oieles neu einssridtete 6 ati1sn,snt lit bier-
nit benz Serebrteu reutteu Yutfum tel1eus en-
pfrhlcn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08

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unp Sec Cream loom
Dritte @trabe unte,balt Day unb Sents
Irug= Store,
st. paul. 1ninne(otu.
Der uutsr;sitnete bat tets porratbis une 1er'
tiat aui YsltsAuna iammtlide Nrten ION BAD
wsrt, autsn iiir 9oAssiten, Yaue e. ju pt" bill
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TOO faufeu. ). =. : 'rtelo oaW.
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QltY 0altwaD 9uuSe,

Dr,tle StraGs,
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Siermt trin9e itb CUR aIlsems;nen Nenntniv,
eab rie 5rcut csS u0aIfnay auie5" in eineu
rrahpcllsn SllrH perw.nccIt murre. Mua1e-
3eihneles @aaerti:r, teins yifHrs, jrns fntt une
marine Speiitr Il % ite,s an 0lnc.
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Mcbre0e>1.

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Gfe Der Se15ten unc neutrality-suspicious.,
ct. Yaul,
emrGeblt Gh tem vublitum NIT td9lldb 1rsl@ &C.
budenem Yrpo unb Nuden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-08
Grittcr cjabr9dn8.
Die ]1linne(otu Sta0tS6eitun0

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Gde Der Dritten unb gSata 1ba ~
Strabe, cine 3reppt bod,
erlheint mD9entli9 uno foitet s,pet Dpu.
per Sabr, in Yorausbe;ablun9.
Giu3elue Nummern tofen 5 Cents.
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9tpnniren tann man au irgeno elmer .3e" ete
Sabres; pot t1nnen bic bent Aeonnem'eat ooFa"@
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loren sebt> trassn mir ben Yerluf; bo@ n'dt III
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Deutl9er Mcnofat, Notar & SencsM9ent
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THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,

WEEKLY PAPERJ
,,,,b;shed by REUTHER e. EXEL;
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Price $500 per year.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Mexican Observation-Disclosures.

From rich and poor bond and free, all colors =. AIDES
and conditions Of life We hear the same need of
praise awarded 10 Ills wonderful article Sores are
healed Gains revived. lives saYed valuable animals
made useful and un'Ocd lis ossuaged by this great
medicine which is surprising tu the judgement Of man.
What family does not require u standard IHIment
Who ever heard of the ssme effects produced by arv
other artIccl For Cuts, Bruises Spralns, Rheuma.
tlsIn, Swengs Strained Horses &c. II has no equal
Beware of limitations. The genuine Mustang Lni
nent Is sold by all respectable Druggists and Livery
Men IN every town. parish and hamlet throughout
North and South America, Europe and the Islands of
The Ocean. Buy at once
BARNES & PARK, Proprierors,
New York
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST, BETWEEN FIFTH ANT
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
S1.50 PER DAY.

The Undersigned having renewed their lease for a
el OF years have entirely reltted the house. la, inc
painted carpeted anC returns ed Ihruuohuut
The location OF this House is UNSURPASSED. heinz
upo me "IueNt ana most plesen part OF Chestnut 81
ufectly opposite The Old State House Denr the places
Third Sis, and cOnI cnlent to The CIV Ror,.I. H.
fare ' " "''0ii'he
ne rooms are large. well lighted. have superior
'ehtlalIoh and have been reiunishe With rare for
comfort ~ All
=, we are supplied with pure Milk Cream Fruits and
ege'abes from Farm belongdg % u.s. and " E.ich is
managed exclusively for The Hotel
The proprIeIors the American assure their Cro.5s
ana patrons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this Hotel complete and its able com
pure Iatorahiy with the best houses in The Unlon
Jan IL '60-ly. WYATT y IIFIJIINcS
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
HOHttOy Presents.

TIE subscriber b, IS 10 inform his friends that he
Is determined TO reaIn the reputation of having The
LARGEST. CHEAPEST and BEST assortment of
TOYS and FANCY GOODS. IN Smyrna lie has an
endless variety OF Wooden TIN, Iron. Glass Willow,
lndIa-rubber. China, Paper and Candy TOYS ocevcrv
Imaginable design. Handsome Prcasenl for voung
persons delicious Mixtures aud other Candies La
var buhch SecdIcss, and Valencia RASINS CT
tEN D. I'll kON, &c, materials for Aluce Pies An
pie Niince and other Pies. All kinds of CAKES
Wholesale andretIII-Pound Cakes Bread Rusk Ic
dec l5.lm. Market ~ S,n,r"a i,I
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
REMOVAL.

EAToN'S STORE has been removed from nan,
the eenre of the town TO WEST SMYRNA where
he VIII be pleased TO receive the calls of his friends
and the public His store is we'll supplied with new
and complete stock Of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
9UEENSWARE &C.. which will be snld NJ Reduced
prces RrThc Highest Prices paid four COUNTRY
PRODUCE. Don't forget TO call al the New Store.
NsS conneres Street, Smyrna, D,l. nnr3
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
GLENN'S
One Price Hat and Can Store
dec l5.lm.

=, 49, CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLoCx9
NJ west corner of Eighth and Kuce streets.
Philadelphia.
VIE public are respectfully invited TO bear IN mind
4 that al this Store may BE found an assortment Of
Fasnlona5le and Handsome MOLESkIN DRESS
HATS, High Low and Medium Depth Crown. CloIh
ana ana Glazed CAPS. Plush and Plush Trimmed Cans
Tor Children, AT FAIR PRICEs 0J-No lun pr,Cas
Tor regular Goods in, 10 IT,
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09


to which we ESPECIALLY invite attention.
II VIII be an authentic and complete book o
reference on all current religious topics, ant
al religious events Of the year, and VIII con
tain
classified ard statistical record ofreJigiou.
ana moral Associations in the United State.
and Europe
The history, confession of faih, and present
statistics of each of Che Religious nenomlnn
tious OF the United States and Europe.
Statistics OF moral benevolent aud educ siion
al lns'ItutIons IN the United States
classified hs aud the post.oIfice addrAss Q
G. - 9ymen OF all denominations in the UuIIeu
States.
List OF leadjeg contributors and testatots 10
Religious and Benevolent enterprises.
Record OF deaths in the Ministry Tor tie wear.
Notable helps Tor understanding the Scrip
tures.
Religions Of Asia and Europe.
Religious aud moral Teachers Of mankind.
Sacred books Of all nations.
Missionary Societies.
Bible Soc.ctIcs OF Tie United States ard Eu.
rope.
Religious Periodicals Of the UnIted States
and Europe.
Eminent christians who Lave died during the
year.
Beliefs Of all nations.
List oi gener us contributors TO christian en-.
terprlses during the year.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Inc above is given more to convey an idea
OF lhe general character Of the work, than as
an index to It's vo!uminOus contents, wAich VIII
e'HOrace every thing Of interest to intelligent
religious minds.
we believe genera record like this to
"hich every one might turn tor authentic in
FORMATION on all topics of current religious in
terest' has long been wanted, and would be
lo0nd OF great convenience, not only to clergy
men ana other church officers, but 10 all inter.
eStea IN The moral and relig ious movements of
the age.
III conclusion, we venture to say that so vast
an amount OF ,ariGd information on religious
SUBJECTS has never before been brought Within
the compass ola single volume.
Large l2mo., in clear BREWER type, on good
pa aPer and neatly bound in muslin Price 81 .25.
Copies mailed, prepaid. on the receipt of
$50. GFAgents wanted in all parts of
the country.
w. r. C. CLARK & MEEKER,
Publishers, No 40 Walker street N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
II II e
II II X
Test Of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S
q GMUiMe God Elvap oil

1t is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy for
Col'I@pIon Scroflla, Chronic Rheumatism &C., ever
discovered.
CAUTlON-The value Of this remedy depends
upon Ills purity and in order our c siomers
pure article one of our firm Newfoundland to
suPernlend the manufacture of our OIL ard we WAR
RANT II PURE. See that the label has the eagle aud
mortar, and the signature the cork of each bottle
as there is great deal of cheap, inferior oil pamed of
for genuine, to the great injury of patients
, Ask for Hcgeman, Clark a. Co.'S and take no
olher as Hnny have been cured with the genuine who
have used others without any benefit
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Paint,
Grease Spots, etc. removed instantly; Gloves. Silks
Ribbons, etc, cleaned equal 10 new without injury to
me most delicate color or fabric, by lIEGEAAN y Co.'S
CONcEETRATED BEhZiNE, only - cents per hoIIc.
iiEGEMAN ~ Co, Druggists, I6l, 3J9 5li and 75G
Broadway. New York. o6-3m
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
DY&EE EPSEA-

II - and comfort Oi HdS duaIs and i,uiI.s Io tht
sa.ie extent a Dyspepsia or Indigcstlon
ffGViUnsly To the discovery of the
OXNGENATED BITTERS.
there existed no medicine accessible 10 those suffering
rom lhIs Widespread disease, winch relieved II in auy
marked degree. 10y
Ia" power OF these hiiters over the above no,ncd
disease a well al those having their rri,,u in i'm
perfect digestion aud iIrcrnal diseases of Ine sIom
ac'' as we'll as Asthma and general debility is beyond
all question. ~
lis speedy aud permanent cures nf some of the Sc.
veF"st anu stubborn cases record Is sufficient con-
firmaiiOn u lhs fact.
COPY OF LETTER FROM SCHOOL TEACH.
Err \ DETROIT
,., DETROIT, Mich. June l6 1857
KNMESsRs >. w. F0WLEN Co.. Busruv In reference
10 te OHygenaled Buffers. can say that after havino
lhe Dyspepsia for several months and almost dving
WIN pam and heaNIness IN my stomach wns prr ynl
cd upon by frIrnd, who had been cured hv The sone
mediClne. TO try bnule of Green's OXvpGualcd Ru
ters beore using half bottle felt greatly relieved
and by The ll'ne had used two bottles and n hoICI
was entirely well aud still remain so. know of sey
eral cases more distressing Ell than NV own u hcb
nave been entirely cured by iLs Invaluable medicine
ana gave me great pleasure recommend il 10 onv
and all who may he suffering from thus dreadful mnn
dy. W.ABACON, Teacher Of neIro,I S"in'',
School. '0''''
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Great Remedies.
To cure n severe Cough or Cod use
Dr. Wistar's BaIsann OF Will
Cherry.

!
! To cure Whoopng Cough, Group, or Bronchitis ms,
BR. WISTARS BALSAMOF WILD CHERRY.
To arrest predlsposilIOn to Consumption use
! BR. WISTAR'S BALSAM on WILD CHERRY
To cure Dyspepsia or Indigestion use
The Oxygenated Bitters.
To cure Asthma. Acidity or Heartburn use THE
oXYGENATED BrTTERS.
These remedies porlOim all they PROMISE Tbev
relieve suffering. disease, restore health thus
aiOrding consolation aud comfort TO the sick and aC
hlcIed' where Encouragement aud suffering existed
heretofore.
GLIDE, WAYNE Co. n. Y March TO- IS:7
Messrs w. FOwe d Col am happy 10 ,tnto
lhl have used the Oxygedated BllIers Va nv rrac
Use Ter The last Three years the treatment of Dvs
pers'a, General Debility IndigCsons, Affections ot
The Liver, with the most satisfactory results. mud
would cheeTfllly recommend To those suffering irnp,
these distressing diseases to give this valuable medi
cue "a trial, KespecIiully yOurs
J,E. SMITH, Md
EXETER. Me, Sept. 30
This ceriIfies that have recommendep the nse oC
Wslars Balsam Of Wild Cherry l0r diseases of lbe
Luhge' tor two years past, and many bOlles 10 nv
knowledge, have been used by n patients all with !
beneficial results. Ia Two cases where Il was thaupbt
confirmed Consumption had taken place. The Wild |
>heffy ehecieh cure. +, BOYDAN.
,c Physician al EKener Corner
Ihe only genuine Basam lls the leriLfen sipt,,t,,re
u - BUTTS on the wrapper
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

THE PECULIARITIES of the female constitution
and the various trials 10 which the sex is subjected.
demand an occasional recourse TO stimuan,s. II j.,
Important however, that these should be of harmless
nature and at the same limo accomplish the desired
end IlosteIter's Celebrated Stomach Bttcrs is the
very article. Its effects in all Of debility are al.
most magical. 1t restores the Of the digestive
organs ln!uses fresh vitality into the Whole system
and gives thai cheeriulness to the temperament which
Is the most valuab'e of feminine altrucllIns The
propreorS feel iattcrcd from the fact thai many OF
the aost prominent medical gcntlemcn 10 the Unl,n
have bestowed encomiums upon Tie Buers, the vIr.
tues of which they have frequently tested and ac-
knowledged There numerous coun,crleIis offer
ed for sale, all of which destitute o mclIt and pos
ilIvey injurious to the system.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
OF A LETTER FROM A SCHOOL TEACH.
Err DETROIT
MARRIED,

On the lst inst, ty Rev. J. c. Thompson.
Mr. George Collier, of Philadelphia, to Miss
Rachel G. Thompson, of Appointments lid :.
New Castle Co, Del.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
New Fall * Winter Goods.
LEWIS s. BROTHER
C0Tsger OF FsaGn g. Commerce,
streets,
SMYRNA, E9El

Nonld resr.ct"iiy cad tn, aIJcnIsUn - tEc punIic
to Their very large and superior stock Of FG!i and
" inter Goods emniarHg cry verIcy OF brlc boh
Foreign AMI I)oncsIic-stIecod with much care eA.
ofeslJ Tor this market and suited IL lr requirt Di,
IaiI Their assortment OF Dress Goods exec eds an,
other IN this section Of country and to both Iaes and
Gentlemen lie utmost satisfaction is guaranteed re-
NrecIlng style, quality aud Price
naddon 10 their Dry Crods, they have lust re.
ceIVed IA choice supply OF Fresh GROCERIES,; also
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queensware, Earhenware
Wc--whIch are belngsold at Reduced Prices, 10 SUN
the times
65-Farmers, Mechanics and Citizens generally
una IL to helr interest 10 purchases at the old
stand OF Geo w. CummHS, where the best goods are
Dought at lhe lowest prices. GIVE call
~ B--Ihe highest price paid in CASH for Wheat.
Corn Rye. Oats, FlaAseed, Beans, Wood and Country
Produce. hv LEWIS E. pEG
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

ne bearer hereof, DANIEL. r. GARDNER. of Pbiia.
Smyrna. Delaware, is hereby most earnestly
ca 10 me confidence OF all. a most worthy and M
lellgent PHYSICIAN witk ripe experience added TO
superior preliminary quail icatIons
have the very hest opportunities for testing his
shiil s ana intelligence, in my family as well as
Ior gaining know ledge oi hs standing in the com
Imuhily generallyi and | therefore most cheerfIv
III his profession " ''''''SS
10 ali' therefore, who may have need of his profess
siohal services, would earnestly commend bIm ~
worthy their fullest confidence '''' q"
w, KENNEY.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
DIED.

On the Sd inst, in II is town, Oeva. eldest
daughter of Capt G. b. White, aged 10 years.
On The 9Ih inst, in Smyrna, David Hunter,
aged about 50 years.
On the 9th inst, Martha Louisa, infant
daughter of Eben and Mary Ann Burris. aged
] year and months.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
important to IfcmaIcs.

DIR CIlEESEMAN'S PIIL.S.--The comb
nation o! ingredients these Pills are the result OF Il
long and extensive practice. They are mild IN their
operation and certain liz correcting all irregularities
fanlul MenStruaiIons, removing all olstruclioIIs
whether from col or otherwise hcaduce pam m Iit
siGe pa 'ltIIo OF The heart, Whites all ncrl Gus al
leciIols, Mysteries. fatigue pam the back and ihs
&c, disturbed sleep wdIch arse from Inlerruptial Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commeHceT2tn n Of new sra in the treatment
ot those irregularities aud Ohstruclcns " Mhich have
c"IHignrd :" many thousands ol The Young tic bean
tliu! aud the beloved 10 Premature Crave No l,
male CtH ENJOY good hcah unless she is regular ami
WHENEVER an obstruction Iakes PLACE Tie general
health brGIuS 10 decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most cfIcctual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar 10 Fe
males. To all classes they invaluable mduclno
with certainty, pcrodIral regniary They are knn,, n
10 thousands vito have used them at dIlIt rent uerind
throughout the country, having the saitlnn of some
OF III" most eminent Physicuus IN America ExrIiru
dircclIcls, stating Wheu and when they should moi he
used, with each Box-Ihe PEce One Dollar each bny
Containing 10 Pills. '
A valuable PaIpphIef, To he had free Of the Agents
Pills sent by mail, prnapry. hv cncio,Ing price IN L
General Agent. Sold by JAMES =. HOFFECKEE
SIHyFaa. and by Druggists generally.
X. Il. llU fCillNGS. General Agent
iF"'''Iy lbJ Chambers st, New York
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
J. BEAKLEY, NJ. d.

. DIIllFI IiIl NJ. u.
Prof Surgery,
homeopathic Medical College,
THOS. MOORE, Nj. D.,
Prof. Anatomy, Hon. Med, Col.
w. A. REED, NJ, D.
Prof t. Physiology, Hon. Med Col.
M. SEMPLE, M. D.
Prot. Chemistry, HON. Med. Col.
CHAS. j. HEMPEL, NJ. d.,
Prof Materia Medica, Theropeutics
Hon. Med. Col.
). r. COKE. NJ d.,
F'o'' IN stltutls Pathology aud Practice
'on, Med, e
J. NJ. WARD. M. D.
Fr OF. Obstetrics, Hem. Med. Co.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
DOCTOR w. 7. COLLINS

M LII give prompt attention 10 the oitizens NJ
smyrna aud vicinity, in The practice of his
(apl, ,'57.f
OFFICE at the House formerly occupied
0y Dr. II. q. CulCreth, Main ST., GJove For.
eeFs Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1850.
II nitorIs the ndersigne ed prenr nlea.nro !, -
.eslN"hy 10 the moral worth and prot, ssona ounl';'
cations OF DANIEL x. GARDIER, M b. OF PhIodeIn nh,n
mo proposes TO take up hs residence in Smyrna. Del
win view OF practising his profession
DR.. GARDINER has been thoroughly educated in ,bo
pnrpAeS OF ms profession, and has been guided bv
ne llomoepa THE law of cure in the treatment oC ibs
3D. ao' Pel'ou e even years, with more than the
opening career ~ '' '"e'
cess his me rIts deserve. ' ''' WV '"'
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
I'D HSE ME-

Two Frame HOUSES, situated on North
Street. For terms apply to
uec ~ ~ w. NJ. BELL.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
PHILADELPHIA. Ian q ,seo

,y;,- Pastor Asbury NJ. l.. Church.
wilmington, Jan. 5ih, 1860.
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