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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
CATION.

1t has come to my knowledge that parties in San
tempting to forge my liable with some slight alterations
using the name Delays" instead OF "DALY'S,"
" AROMATIC VALLEY wHIsKEY." and also using
the word Cumberland" instead Of ' MoNONGA-
HELA.u
These BOGUS LABELS have been put on bottles of
entirely different shape from mine, containing the COM
monest trash and packed in cases intended to initiate
and branded similar to the genuine, using the name
Delays" instead of " DALY's."
Dealers in the interior, as well as consumers are
cautioned to be imposed upon by this bogus arti-
Gle.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the shape
of my Bottle, which is unlike any other, and also to
the name, " WILLIAM IL. DAILY, NEW
YORK" blown in each Bottle.
have no fear of this, any other spurious art!-
Gle, interfering with the sale of NY
Aromatic Valley whisky
but cannot allow such base fraud to be practiced
upon honest merchants or the unsuspecting consum-
er, without notcingit.
WW EH. DAILY,
Sole Proprietor New York.
n Q Il IE.
~ Daly's Aromatic Valley
VNhislkey is for sale by most of the re-
spectacle Liquor Houses in California.
WN. NEWELL Co,
Sole Agents,
Jsr2l. 6mIs San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

LATER FROM CHlNA-The bark Black War.
rior, which arrived at San Francisco. Thurs.
day, brought five hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
Chinese, and news from Hongkong to March
29th. The Hongkong Daily News has the
following, showing the progress of the re-
bellon:
1t was reported at Ningpo, on the 10th of
March, that the rebels were outside the citv
OF Hongchau on the llth The city rates
were closed, and neither egress nor ingress
allowed.
The marauders who are now menacing
Canton, are headed by Ho Aluck. who was
one of the principal leaders of the insurgents
in 1854.
Latest advices from Canton state that the
rebels are spreading without check, having
reached Sheckmoon, which is only eight
miles distant.
The new commander of the Chinese troops
Is causing great stir among the forces, and
dispalching boats up the river.
The only chance for British interference
CONSISTS in the very probable contingency of
stoprage of trade causing Mr. Lay to move
IN the nntter. The Daily Press SAYS that
the rebels had better not stop the trade of
Canton, otherwise they may have taste of
British Cabinet Minister.
The Macao lorchas have carried the coolie
kidnapping trade down the west coast
A Chinaman, arrived at Macao, states that
a fleet of eight vessels, lorcha and other craft.
while lying at Hoeyhow, were suddenly at
tackled by party of Mandarins who cap
tured them all. A good number of victims
had been kidnapped these were released by
the Mandarins, when the crews, Portuguese
and Chinese, were secured under matches. and
the vessels fired and DESTROYED. The nnrra-
tor Of this tragedy is the only survivor of
the entire fleet. He happened to be ashore,
and escaped.
A few days afterwards, two lorchas reach
ed Mncao, part of whose freight consisted
of kidnapped Chinese.
The rebels have now had possession of
Naukln seven Years, have advanced into the
silk districts, and seemingly have control Of
The whole country, except that near Pekin
John Bull in China, is in much the same
fix that Jonathan is, in Mexico Neither
party Is strong enough to enforce treaty
though abundantly able to stop trade, and
create endless difficulty and expense to the
allied forces.
1t would appear that Canton province
must be taken entire possession of by the al
lied forces, if trade and commerce with that
part of China is desirable The marauders
OF both parties are curse to all the industry
of that province
lhe fortihcations around and near Canton
have been 50 entirely destroyed 10y the allies,
that, were Canton at once abandoned the
Mandarins could not protect themselves from
the ruffi'n portion of the population.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

No SUCH Word AS FAIL Miss Eliza A.
Pittsinger gave some dramatic readings at
San Frnnbisco recently, and some of the
papers very plainly said that she made fail
ure. She announced, day or two alterward,
that she never surrendered" ;" and would rend
again soon. Her next attempt will be made
this evening at fuckers Academy of Music.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

The TRrcKEE TURxrrKE.-Speaking of this
important enterprise, the Hydraulic Press of
Saturday says:
BY next Saturday, over five miles of en-
tirely new grading will have been finished,
besides much efficient repairing and improves
ment along the grade BY that time, also,
the turnpike will he in complete order to
Forest City. Thence the work win be ex-
tended 10y the early part of June to Middle
Waters, and new road graded down the
south side Of the ridge to the Middle Yuba
at Milton. Mr.. A. Fraser will proceed to
make survey of the route from this point to
Truckee Meadows next week BY the first
OF June II toll gate will be established at
bopes Ranch and the receipts there will
treedty amount, it is estimated, to $500 or IL
SlNO0 month, which will be a very hand
So, some Interest on the capital stock of $50 900.
Ihe Tolls will appropriated towards the CON
s'fi'lon OF the road until its completion, and
Will make the assessments quite easy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
1ew advertisements.
BENSLEY WATER CURE
AND
NOtOrpathic Institution +!
DIR. BARLOW ]. SMITH

EN0RMERLY PROPRIETOR Of the Water Cure
q and Notoi path'c Establishment in Sacralneuto
has located his Institution In san Francisco on stsck
ton street, rner OF Pacific, tN be known as
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

ssy7 IF you WANT TO DRINK an exceed re
SI@inpy pleasant and healthy Tonic, and at BYNS
aAiAe the time -sscra-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-10

L 6einrt@ Nv. i@idte 1902 Ba6ompieue
ale @elanoten an bic t3 @@mei,erz Ganz
tone na& 8ern. I'm, bic f@on 1882 aptz
i&en 5einrf@ III. gunb iper Gip9.np6enz
@aft bel@wprene 1&tlian3 gu ,trneuern,
Baf1Dmpierre rdumte,our@ itine Greim0z
tbi9feit3 uno bic &erlt9trit; bic tr tabet
bewtes, ale pbwaltenpen STANDARDIZATION
aus pem @ese, uuo t1a@te Die @1rei<
3er gu Graufrei@s trcueu 8erbtnpeten
unp Breunpen. 9ls er abrei(en pollte
2unp }4en4 Dor ter IbIr bes @afbpfe6
'aufs pfero 9e{ttesen mar fab IL bie De>
utirteu eer bret3ebn Gantone fi@ ibn, nazl
.ten 0ertr etnenuuaebturtn 8teberfcmm"
tn per3 3anp tunt i'm rem Abf@iets tstruuf
btetenp.1 Sie fttltten ii9 unt ibn berum,
stoben Aue 3uolei@ tbre 6umpen, beren
jeeli&er cine Gloide @ein fabte, unb tn<
pen, ,iieI etnea51 1oaa auf tds Bcbl Grnnt<
rei@s ausbra@kn leertenf fe ri.fabtn auf
etntn! 43ugtt!o Baffompierrr, II iibtrraf9t
bur@ bieks 66fi&kit fab nur :ein Nlttt,l
rortf@1 Gbiek1 3u er,pibern ; 5er aieffefnen
fDitue., aieb itH nbleigrnunpf fetnsx S.ie>
fst nusGeben> = fa6te jpieft,no bst,n 5Sporn,
litb :bret3ebu 6laf&rn I'll bieien ,peitbau<
@iatns6 6umptn. bineinf@atten !; 1bann bob
ct ibn auf urn ibren Eoaft. 3il lenpiberu; !;
vauf bas @obtl oer bseisekn sGdntene !"
fprah er, ,,Mb trant bte5 ST. {5laflben aus.
|nnDie @drtistr fanbnt num- aba6 G.aut>
| = H-F-e ~
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9xliu1 6ecrdit.

Sttentlt&et 9.otar,
Gdt Der @abibab- unt '6ttn Stra6e. oeoeuub.
".1, set fransSi. tatb. Rif&e, y'41~
smpreblt fId feinen beutI9en 0iitturaern ,ur
4ntert.sune uae. gealaubisuns pom seridtli&en
potumtnten unb lrfuuben, ais: &aufbrieftn.
pypotbeten lDttss unb Niorteases), Mietbs-
uno @ef9afte- -@ontratten, 3eifamenten, Voq.
madgten tur las Snlanb. .unb Deutl9lonb. lopie
5ur 1elersnns aatr IN bas 9tptarfa1 einf&laaen.
pen Vel@atte. EHGE.%GEEszGEb 1852. fO
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Mb6reI1e1..

5afob Main3er,
Grteeenert@ttr, (Justicet oftthe IPeace,) }
! Deutf&tr Motar II. Qanb-Mseut
pb0nir- Blcd, Ode ber Drittn unt Rabaitap.
@trabe, (nabe Der Briide,)
tmpftblt t!db eem eeutf@en Yurlitum iur aufer.
tisuns unt 8eslautieuns aaer 1SEtnAtd,n wo.
pltrs iopie aud CUR auafettisung pun Mapptu
uno aneeren .3ei9nuueen.f, f,.,n,
8auft uno perfauft Qanb Il, Gpmmtfiiou.
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4. @tptrfpru$ I'M G{E.befapbs.-
&rinnerf Du DID nod, .1,1eine 2tebe,- an
bitf&4ne gritftai&e, .pfl&e Du mir ba,
MATS f&enftef? r. Muf per tinen @eite
tpare1 j,pei Gauben 8efidt." 49,. .,.-,."}1 ,.'':1
=. Sie: ~Nein, bic Iauben 'paren auf
ber anbern 6eite." ,''.'.',I,'.''~ ~ ''.''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-10

Maenten Der .Minn: Staats5ettune.
Winne1 1ota. 49,.
Mem- -l1lm unb Brpmn &puntp Gr. GcrlttJ ,a4
g.. Weter uuo Nieolet Gt9 @. @4immel,
5t.IntbonY II. Minniapolis, Orb u. 3noblau@
Gbasfa ST. Gber,
Carer @t. 8ult,
Wautato 6. Safobsbagen.
@tiQ pater unp Walbington 9ts ~. S@ener,
%agns nnS 9siS'% isnnS stS St ;r: &%5S' Ri9.T
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x! !. ;:I.9!!ss,ns,ssflaIasssi,..:: ss,ss

Ea5Dte e3th11 & ensDo menin cGdnbrfoee
EC@ai1: 1nebmu l1ntsridt, tm1 Ge&tsn
nit t6dxsi ,ub] 6seur9mi II Gin stfdbr<
1hbsr pla$ ftr trrutp{cDou e5uau6!sz54
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Observation-Disclosures, ber unfttlbar(e
8emete fttlt@er @erberptbeit elmer Grau
let ibre b6(e 3un9e, unb Die Brauen, ycn
mel9en ntan f&le@t fpre@e, babe er IN
een n,eiaen GaQtn ptel a@tunesme.tber
esfuneen, als eiejenisen, pel@e f@le@t
BON tbnen ipra1en.@ IN r.@;sc; II III !,
Sn Der Gbat bilcet bic &lot(@fu@t cine
ter runtelften Stiten bes ,petbli@ea @ta>
rafters uno IN ben n,eiften Gdlen III cine
b6le 3un9e baS Mertmal titRs b61en Ser
gems. Denn nur pret Quelltn ;aisbt es,
aue ,pel&er pte &latf@fu@t ntftbt: a'l
Dummbett, &et&tfnn pper abf@tlt@e
Bcsbeit. ~ 49,. -, 4au u. ,,45I,.
Cine Grau 1T tlatl91l@tis aus Dumu1>
belt, menn Is i3r an beNeru. @tcffe au:
Qnttrbaltun9 ftblt unp tpen fie BE trauri>
gen Gclgen ni4t su lberieben permaa, au
pel&en bic &lati@lu3t fibrt. 5Ise7QS t.
@ie 1T t'atf&ll@tis aus 2et9tGun,
wenn fie auf Soften Mnperer In ben 1aa
bineini&wast> pbne bic b6len Golae,,| au
bebenfen, pel@e rarous eatfebcn. .t6untm.
Ste 1T es aus 8ostett, menn fie at>
f@tlt@ pur& tbr @ereoe Nnpern @&apen
iuf19en piQ.. :...", III
Man flebt bab teiner bteier Gdue ae<
etsntt it, A@tun9 ein3uR5ben crer font
jur Gmpfeblun9 bel 2euten BON 6ers unp
@eiit 3u cienen; penn Is febltpas> ,poS Der
Mann am b6@fen bel ben Grauen }9dBt:
yTetner Taft, frou,me S1eu, tinnlither
IStnn, fur3. d9te @eibli1feit," &peil oies
unnereinbar 1T NIT elmer b6(en 3un9e.
/ Die M utter@pra4e.-S1ultebz
rer: ~9annes, no baf tu bas 3eu9nie
otines Saters, baB Ct bid sor8efern aus
ber @@ule 3urldlieB. ''"1
9annes. ~.6err 2ebrer, f9 bab'6 en-
ra8t G. la9D .meine'm 8ater, er {oQte 3euAz
NIP f9reirre,: amer er bot raet, ct t1nnt'
nit ldret,re, bot er ra9t. ...-.. .,'''
| SduQebrer: SD bab' 9last; = BOT
|er 8 iaQt!- ST paS Deut(@? @ebren bid
70 bic Re9eln beiner Mutterpra@e fprez
den?
6annts ~@e; 70 idst mel @atter.
Wet' Mutter 'tte ldDt: ~i@ bun's EN- &C.
iabt,"'' bic ti& rpbinnt aus EN- @eldteri@
bebdm, !ru fe pipoer anneri9t ia9e." =.
g49nper S@ule: 2ebrtr: u@p, liebe
2inoer> jeBt wollen mir aoptren in benanrz
ten 3ablen. Sopbile! 37S9oppen unp
4 S4oppen MAIDEN was 2" re-. ..,... .
Sophie r--(peri@amD: Nber ein'n +,
ettpae fra9en, 9err 2sbrer;!" ~ #,
2e5rer - ~Dummbeit! otb Mntwort :!
3 S&oppen uno 4 S&pppen MAIDEN
mas? 2, a.u- -.,-'
Sopbie: 5vG &au(al" r..,. ..-
..Gt8enes @erbdltnib. C3mei
6trren fteben beilammer.) Isle (lnp
Der slddli@fe Meni@ auf Der @elt, sic
babtn MQee, mas gum Slid 9ebtrt." KIN
- sic baben re&t nur tn ter 2isbe bin
i@ ftit mefner 9u9enp febr unslldlt4."
@11Wie 10 2"1-:@1y4 o1u[4J 4.sGl1 NJ. ,
>Iurmdne trfte @eltebte sing in's &loaer,
metnt l3sueite raubte mir Der SOB uno
u,etne Drttte i tf-nttnet s rau e
~ prben." :" "------~~4"-~-
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70, MbppfQt, ,. ...:.,.

3t. YauI Miuue1oto.
sde Der Drttten u. Marttitraet:aa
Daeerietbe bic beuti&e @pra9e ipritt, empHeblt
er F@ bs1oneers ttinen reuti9en Witbiirqern, bic
N etnem &e@tsfale prattii4en Beifanp eiuts
aooctaten beeurfen: lei e, in ireenb eiuem
Speiee. eor terr Court, tei l1nterfu&una Don
Msebtstiteln, IN Nusfertisune ppn &aufbrief.n,
Morteaeen u. (. w.. 42a, tE:..>o.!7(Q .a,I nj =.
or Nsfertn3 pire seeeben turd perru 0euse.ueur
y. Wamle9 uuc Jcbn Nininafr. 65
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@u0p &etpIb,

(Att0orney 3 Counsellor at Law
Nb0ptQt u. &e9tS<Mntpalt,
Sffce ct. paul, Dritte Straee,
pb0nir- Blvd, juna9it ber ntuen Bride.
smpfstlt fidb ieinen teutl9tn Qanbleuten ole
Ne9tsbeiifanb Dor alien @eri9tsbSfen 10 s@tao-
tes MtnneHtd u1b II ibe,ta 0anb >Aeuttrn. 8
@ert4ttt4e Dstumente, 4&auftri.ft, ,BS Stn,a&.
ten &c. tpereen prompt unb biQia ausaefertiot.
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e.. S. G.. g.. .0;l6nn,

| %opofaten unb &e@ts>Nnwdlte,
tlmpteb!en ild ibren strebrten beuti&,n Mittur-
sf: sfra a!s 8s@tses'nsnee nno ing Yelonbere sur
Offiee: uebsr Batter u, Banos' Qober q
9tra6e. ct Saul. m ri trsaSiss.r ~ :, ~
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Der Niele une 1a9te: :.4s... -, ....,. -.
Na@beu. pos nit 10 eben seb5rt, iino
wtr een1tbiet, uniern Auor IN &ntlaet<
3ufanc3 3u peritbeu. Sd made BEN @or>
f4la9 iofort eintn anbtrn Nn,pr 3u tpdb>
len unp pieit Mnselesenbeit su btratttn. ;
Die @eieQl@aft 8ins auf .bitit.1 @or>
f&lae tin. Yteary> bic @rdfn unb i'd
murteu nun in belonbere @eud@er 9e>
fabrt.- SD blieb wobl cine Gtunpe lang
in Gin(amtett, tann pu,ee i'd III ben @aal
suridsefdbrt ppitlbit i'd bic eipli@t @tr>
f@erun8 8eben mubte, rie s@eitQl@aft
ni&t3u neratben. Den S@leier ~ neb>
men rtetb man mir al, bic @runp{ {dse be.
@eieQi@aft ftimmten allerbinss nit ee.
Gtnseso9enbeit pes 3luiterltbens ni@t
Iberein.. -.. ...<0...a ..,-.- n.,
5ierouf wurpe i'd entlaitn, Sd tlet>
sete mid @leunt9f uu. unb serlieB bas
5aus, IN tptl&tm i@ IL unsladli@e @tun>
ben Yerlebt bate. @as NIT BET @rdfln
unb pecarY sei&eben it, peib i& ni&t,
tie entltsli&e Grau ,ptrb pobl Mittel une
@ese sefunren babeu, ibr 8enebuen 3a
re&tfertt9en> ibre @o@e lief mt4 nt&t un>
perfolst. meine Gorreipcnbens NIT pe<
cary fam ,pirtli@, it, bic 6dnpe meines
un9lldli@en @atten> uno @ie perpen IS
jeBt besreifen, pab ibn rer Summer &C.
tSbtet bat. -.-.-:~.,'~.... ~..,~. =
Na@ bieien @orten tptinte BE 5@mt<
iter @malie iebr befti9. ~.
SD perlieb nun ,eilisit paris, fubr fit
oann fort, ten Nufentbolt per eraulau1<
iten9 9dul&unsen fit mid, i@ tebrte Grant>
reid unp europa ben @aden. Sd sab
mid ni&t eber ;ufriepen tts cine @elt
3wil&eu meinem Gebltritt urb BET 11eni4<
l@en @eieul&aft lag &pel&e Jpn perl4nl<
bet bate. s.r .0t ".g 2"~.z, iaz i
An pena Gube bes Mltor6, por ,pel6en,
{h mid nieber9eworfet1 II, tteitr falten
Giniamfeit oes 3loittrs fdble i'd. mid
ouber pem 8erei@ ber bSltn :3uuaen
wel&e tine sefallene Grau auf allen ibrtn
S6ritttn 9eiiernb 'serfuleen. .'.. "2I.4~~
Das 1T r,eine @elai&te> n1etn .arn1es
Sinh. @ter itbt ruff uns bic 4lofer>
slede. Soften aSte5 mid in lneine elad<
li@e Gin(amteit surldfebren, nur Ia fam
i'd strse3tn. 3iebenl @te Maben aus
let Grsdbluns r,eines @@idfals, btpab<
rem @ie Sbr 6er3. 2tttn Sie rpobl. ~. -.
aQeben @ie wo1l, periestt i'd tetpest,
inoem i& tbr pie 6anb pradte> unp ]ette
pann bin3u:aG+ .1iQ1l .1:..:3@.H:. -
@ie baten eenua selitttn, am ter gt>
oebune .aepie tu Fin, ,,no tpdtttenp pie
@eleai&aft fortfdbrtT Tbpr9eittr' ,'lnb Bpsz
beiten au be8eben, sbatlper ,6inu,tl an, 0b,
nen cine Groberun8 seuna9t. IT ,n2n9'rs4
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Die Jllinne(ota Staots6eltun0
Gte btr Dritten unb W Waba 11am'
9trabs cine 2rsppe bo@.
erlheint wB9entli@ uno foltet arpet Oou'
per Sabr, in 9orausbe3ablun9.
Gtu,.lne Nummern tefen es"'s'

8ebim0un9en.
4bpnniren tann man 3u irgenb elmer 3e.t oee
eabres; Sod fSnnen bic benz announcement aoran'
aebeupen Nummern ni3t na9gelanet ~ereen.
Ter 5utleriptions- -Betras iann IN N'ts" IT.
oenS einer auien Bant einsti&idt ntretn: -
M% W,un @elp in reaifrirten Britftn ser'
lureu qebt, trasen mir ben 8s1lult; ho@ "'@t IN
unresiarirtsn Brisfen. c~> -,
M4s Mitb.ilunsen, @elber u. I. ~. Fne ~
gfeutber s Gyel, publ11bers'
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1"I--E.-E ~ " II u .eFNftI . =
Die @ef@i4te bee tDiettelu, sou
n ,.,rsn ,8lapat9tenbers' ~: r.-tu
= BON 8trtkeleIausrba @.a:4r.
-, H42 ",ism Gprtletuas- anGlT H9t..< n

3, Dtetbelm eriff aus r,teier lanet,n, Mlit<
tbetlun9 9erne ben leBten3 a,9erfottn ST.
aenfanp auf; Der alte @elttampf Der, IN
Spott uno Nederei 7aberau 3wi1 19el1 einem
Dorf unp nera onetr, II, bate i'm {9on
siel, erluitiet abr teiner, her, anweieupsn
8u&enber9er 8tn9 beute norouf eli, unp
Dietbelm l&ien g. faf, eols, ob e. mib<
,troutn errese, neil er pom rem @@red<
1aelpenf gar ni@t repe, ct iaSte pabtr
Iberlentenb: -r.I e'sns,g,. s~,,s'e;>l -..,.'
r,,. der .alte @9dferle bat li9t6 be{pn<
peres propbe3ttt. >.SepeSmaL ,,menn maj,
mas an ben Spribeu1 III stbun bqf> ,lbdlt
man has fiir etn WabrSei9er, bae eiue
Teuer6brllnf austpmnlt,; uni, ba i{f'S al,
sel&eiteniten man ma9t ben ,Aberglauben
~ S&aneen une siebt bppptlt ,@&t bas
fei, un9lild 1oll8lpmmt" .,..,I. -, >',.y' 1
r, Mqes l9miee. yur etn fremter Mann,
Eeetf etrf euf Rer % %pftnbaanntt iah {aste belblau'
;, TSssisse:qe ! siat INNER ttin5 511iaaslalsa,
(Er.;.vWer 49, 1T SCI .aump 2 irastt Ditttslu,
,(einet, Better unb bititrD Derwt6frtt;s' 81" ,,'
E>.IrGin ffremher Splnbelnbdnbler, sd
6dtt eatt eaF uno b tbat ben serll l,hit @tite'
"1SaS ai$ biI btiI$pi$tiatss @ s;,5a p5iattttim btl
~eas 9tebt ei,s santStb tbise5 @tl&ret in pe,
WeH." lGr bsnbdti tinuu ieiuen Better, an,
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ga q. 6. &bnlte,
Deut|9er @Qttler,

(HarneSmaker,j -
Gfe Der Siebenten uno &piabeuefraBe,
nG9R penry S@urmeitr' @aaen- -@bop,
Saint pauI, .''-! Minnefeta.
Baorselu besablt fir !6dute. trodsne unS
Arlne.
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MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,
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published by REUTHER E. Excl,
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Price $500 per year.
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Sattlsr unp @erferti9er Don pferoez
@eldirren,
3ts Strabe, ct. Yaul, Qeseniiter 9ruins @tsin'
Blcd. nabe benz "@inslcm< pcule".
Yfsrtees(&irrtn, Sdttsl, BaFtl, &oten, 9of-
fer &c. irlmer prrrGtbia.
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Mpbre0en.
Daniel Gpbrer,

Gafpb 9prf II. 8ruber,
Gde ber Se6sten uno @abalbawfrabe'
ct. Yaul,
smpfeblt f& btm Yublifum nit tdeli& frii@ &C.
bafenem Brpb uno 2uhen.
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SSm. (g5te6,
Gaale-Badersi unp Grader Gabrif, in Der Nain-
@traBe, binter benz ~ erican 5pu1e"
ct. paul, Minne1pta, bat aQe @orten Brob,
Graders unt aue in baS Tad sinlblaceneen Nr'
.itel ieben Mcrqen friih gebaden.
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unb Ruten, unp bic nit benz @el9dft uerbunpens
Graders. Tatrit liefert alle Nren Der be(en &rat.
fers. . -....'f tft. *
pGntler i'm Qanbe tperoeu e. 1T ibrem 8crtbeil
fnben. bel mir ppr,uiprehen. FOB
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Dritte @trabt, GUH = st. paHt.
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pcn ubren une allen III iein SAD f@laeenben Mr-
beitsu. 8eeienuns prompt. @s@@sS
fSiir alle elrteit tpirb oaro,,tirt.
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