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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

G. E. H. Day, ESQ.,, of St. Anthony
thought the Sabbath school work must be
begun in the sacred desk. The pastor should
make that cause prominent portion of his
labors. He should take class in the SUM-
day school, even if he omitted one service in
the day. .....-...
L. NJ. Ford, ESQ.,, of st. Paul, thought
more depended on parents in securing an in
terest in Sabbath Schools, than upon teach
ers or pastors. In the locality in which he
resided there was no pastor, but where the
parents felt an interest, there was no diff
Guilty in securing the attendance of children.
The second topic was then opened for dis
cussion:
2. How can we awaken in the minds of the
young proper appreciation of Religious In.
struction?
Rev. Mr.. Riheldaffer, of st. Paul, thought
this most important question. There were
Sabbath schools which he did not desire his
children to attend. The instruction in Sab
bath schools must impress the minds of
children with Gods truth, and not consist
of clap-trap-we must endeavor to bring
the immortal mind to the knowledge Of
Gods revealed will, and enforce upon it the
necessity of respecting it.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes, Of Cannon Falls, said
the object of Sabbath schools should be to
make deep and permanent impression of
Gods truth upon the minds of children, and
not the acquisition of mere human know
ledge or of entertainment.
Rev. Mr.. Cochran of Minneapolis, spoke
of the influence of parents in awakening in
the minds of the young proper apprecia-
ton of religious instruction. He also spoke
of the inconsistent conduct of professors of
religion as detrimental to the religious in
terests of children.
Another gentleman spoke of the danger of
of improper books getting into the Sab
bath School Libraries.
Rev. Mr.. King of Minneapolis said the
system of Sabbath Schools presupposed that
parents did not do their duty, and therefore
for Sabbath Schools, we wanted men and
women of the largest capacity-the mental
capacity, the culture, to give us such in
struction as will be of any benefit to the
children.
Mr.. Jones of Hastings and many others
made five minute speeches, but though most
of the speakers took one side or the other of
the topics under discussion, nothing partic-
ularly new was elected.
The meeting was very fully attended, and
was composed principally of delegates OUT
side of St. Paul.
The Convention meets again at eight o.
clock this morning for the discussion of other
topics of interest in relation to Sabbath
Schools, and the election of officers of the
Society, and hearing of reports.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

MORE EM1aRANrs.-On Friday six teams
and families came over the blidge, bound for
Stearns county. They came from Lake
county, Illinois. They brought along a
large number of young cattle, and horses
and colts. Saturday seventeen teams and
families, all belonging to one party arrived,
and were bound for the Northern counties.
These parties inform US that Minnesota will
this year receive heavy emigration from
the section of country from whence they
came.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

COUNTY FINANCEs.-We learn from the
County Treasurer that there are now only
about $4,000 or $4,000 Of county orders
in the market-there being about $4,000
to $4,000 besides this in the shape of in
terest bonds, coupons, &C., not offered for
sale, but held back by the owners out of the
market. There are about 100000 of re-
demption taxes to be paid which can be
paid in these orders.
Unless paid in three months, four-ffths Of
the old costs, and penalties, and interest
will have to be paid besides taxes. The
County Commissioners have authorized the
Treasurer to receive these orders for taxes
till September.
Now is it not perfectly obvious to tax
payers, that the sooner they buy these Or
ders the less taxes they will have to pay
as the orders must soon rise to 80 and IS
cents, as the city orders did when the issue
was stopped. Let holders of county scrip
then, and more especially of the latest cer>
ti6cates issued, hold on to every dollar unless
something like IS Or 80 cents is paid, for
thirty days will find them so scarce that
more than this will be paid for them, and in
less than ninety days it is to be hoped, un>
der this system of reform and retrenchment
inaugurated by the new Board Of Commits
sioners, not dollar of scrip will be on the
market, and all our taxes will be paid in
cash.
The present issue of certificates, bearing
IL per cent interest, by the new Board, is
said to be only temporary, and something
better will be devised probably at the next
July meeting. So we are informed by one
of the Board.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

ST. PAUL IRON SToRE.-We call the partcu
lar attention of blacksmiths and farmers, and
dealers, to the advertisement of Messrs. MICH.
OILS & DEAN. They are the successors of MAR.
SHALL & Co., and Mr.. BERKEY, and have hosts of
friends and customers in this State, but have
facilities for supplying many more with all ar.
ticles in their line of business. Their store is at
the old stand on Wabashaw street, between the
bridge and the Court House.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

The Ramsey County Horticultural Soci-
ETY. held meeting Tuesday. A committee
was chosen to make arrangements for an
exhibition on the Fourth of July. We
learn that they will hire large room and
invite contributions of flowers and vegeta-
bles from all parts of the country.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
Review of the st. Paul Markets.
prepared expressly for the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT and
Corrected By our own Reporter.

ST.. PAUL, June Is, 1860,
Our merchants have received large stocks of
goods In their resp ective lines of business, and
can fill orders to any extent from country
merchants. at less prices than they can afford
to ship on their own account. Our quotations
are for the general average of orders-on
larger one there is a reduction.
Traders and others who wish to purchase in
this market, may rely upon orr quotations
which are as follows:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

OVERLAND EM1eRAr1oN.-Every day this
week there have been large numbers of em>
igrants passing through the city on their
way to the rich and fertile country to the
north and west of US. We gave an account
of those who came over the bridge on Tues
day. On Wednesday there were twelve
teams and wagons, eighty-6ve head of cat
tie and sheep, and some ten or fifteen fami-
lies. They were bound for the Sank val
ley, Monongalia county, and came from
Wisconsin. Yesterday, another party of
settlers arrived, with stock, and all the im~
plements of farming, and one of them, with
whom we conversed, stated that many more
were on their way. In addition to those
crossing the bridge at this point, we are in
formed that many settlers strike directly
across from the Mississippi to the Mime
sofa river, and many from the st. Croix
bound northwest, do not pass through the
city. Probably more settlers have come
into the State during the last two months
than in the two preceding years.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

The OLD SToRY.-The emigrants arriv-
ing here every day, report that great efforts
were made in Iowa to pursuade them to
settle in that State. They were told that
they would freeze to death up in Minnesota
the first winter--that the early and late
frosts would cut off all their crops--and if,
perchance, their crops escaped the frost, that
they would be devoured by grasshoppers--
and much more of the some sort. Luckily,
the gentlemen composing the party, were
Intelligent, and had visited the State before,
and knew what answers to make to such
statements.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
A VS. OF MINI ESOT A.
Town Organization Law,
County Organization Law,
General Road Law,
Common School Law.
PAMPHLET.
PRICE FIFTEEN GENTS
Mailed to any address in the State.
Twelve Copies for 81 so. For sale by
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Ssovels, and other
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
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Ali of which will be sold low prices to suit the tmes
Agents for s. G. Herring Co.'s celebrated Fireproof
Safes.
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st. Paul Cattle Market.

Corrected ,eeekly for the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
The market is nearly bare of good qualities
of beef cattle--the butchers having only
enough on hand to supply their wants from
day to day. Prices have advanced, aud we
alter our quotations. There has also been a
good demand for working oxen for week
past.
We give the current rates of sales ON foot:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
NO. PRIME EURs AND SKINS

Rectifed, q gaIj..2l1s@24c
Monongahela....$O 7o(92 o.
Old Bourbon. 81 5O(03 90
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d DOT S A n D SHO ES,
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SefenI OefenI

ls" esuti6sn YnbIifum Die AmJeise, CAP id
melnen Store nsu stn9ert6tet unO cine beceu,
tenpe AueWabl oon > II itOer Nrt Yorr6tGiq
babe. 80 8tanbe i'm Stante su leiu, Serermann
nit rem @trunlhttn b%sOienen gu fGnnen. Sn-
Nem i'd flr %friiJersn 3uipru4 Oante, boft i'd auI
cine 6ortlssun9 OefsIbsn.
s. 9|effIe9,
Nr. % NatnItreet.
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XSeQeNillcs

Gsr antsr5st&nste erIaubt ids ptm Yublifum
anju3t9en, paB letH 9H19en nnO 9uagY ~icpsr3cit
brett ltebt, um GantIlsn 5u ir5eno cintr Cages,
5ett NAB rttBem &~er8nii9ung2plas III iabren.
Osrarti9e S~sltellun9en f6nnsn i'm lSiltstm 3ea,
9aus oes 6rn. u. S4ao 9emoht merpen.
10. 9ebrtns.
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s.. 2S. 9immetnnnm,

iii a d. fr unO @Otsarbeitrr,
Sto0rlra6e, Jwiihen Der 5. uno 6,
Wetnen 6reHnOen uno prm geehrten Vublifun
eis &njei8t, DAP I'D al Cbi9ern place einen lii.
;ens rno StmetlerpsStcre erG1net bare, mufclbE
i'd cine arose AuSwabl Der 9eihmadoc0Iten in
6telSs @slhaIt rinlhlagenre &rttel lItrc. rtrcp
@tts 9%aranttr uno e%tclsltcn ju aubcrorpcntli6
biuiaen 0reiieu 0%ertnuie.
9eparaturcn isptr Dirt werben laneu unp ill.
Itsf belorst.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

0'''3l""I'S'N'tSN lHup'Ht.
Wetnen Srcunren uno Dem acebrten Nutlitum
Die Nn3si8e, Dap i'd Die Iei6er BON 5rn. Qetn.
gang an 8roaoiraBe 3miihen Der l. uno 2.
ubsrnCmmsn 6abs SnOem iA gum SeIu6e Der.
isIben freunplihl s%iHIape, Ueriprc6e ib pur6
quite Gttrante unD aufmertiame ScOienuna mir
pas 98ObIpoaen meiner ssebrtsn G5dlte ~ er.
rsrbel @eprQe 8ernet.
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9FOiPerta0 Osr nsueH &O!tSauSgabe
$. s. Ell II e'e
81 d mtli@en @erten
In Fetsn 8anOcm ODER in so acknowledgements
q IL Sta

" IL we
Nl5 mir AM 81. WfirS 1855 nit Der erifcn 9uaaobe ber
6ctntlhen 9Scrtt pOrS. 9ublitum trattn, tbattn mir eS mil
b0n9tnr @cfUbl.-6einc mar nod SI rOeut0 6cfannt uno Sa5
lnterCtbmen fprotrte 9rrft &nltren9ungen uno bCorltcnbes
Sdpital. Nnlere @rWdrtIn9en irurbcn ubcrtrcfcn, Der
@blab mar tu ltbr beoeuenber, uno lit faum Gin plab no
gCburett OeutlMe WpbnCn, ppbin 6Cine uiht Yerlan9t wuroe.
Der SroBe Dttter, Der StuS Der beutibeu Nltiun, eel
@rInNer Der mUbtrnen 9thtcrlhule, III wdbreno bcy Belt
lctncm Iangen lbmerSppaen Nejoeu crIcgen. Grin Shame
rpt,o Tr ale fpmmenben 3eiten Nufhepabrt blci6en. Man
mlro llh rnterptn Grlten finerp wcnn DtItlhlonb6 eeibies
eeRe groBen a~ut9Gi6blt pcroer @r ielblt lit ms CutriTeu,
abtr lttnt Sb0punQcn bIeibSn erbolten uNb mtrrcn nit nS
9oh 9etne'e Gcpc fameu mob 70 mondc brrr(ihe Srag.
mente ltiner unittrblthen Nlule III Sage, bic 6rcunOe unb
ScfNgnte Ypd tUl beaRen. gSir pareu bemibt pieie Shdbe
ndt uno nab ~ lanmeln uno iiuo nunmebr i'm S0nDc es
men neucn 8anO gu lefrr. 9o mir aber felt eincm SoerC
ppn pteisn soften on9eBan9en muroen, 6tine5 Q5erfe nod
mails III Hiefcrun9ct 0uSiuAeben, bamit aud Der peniatr 9e4
ntitttlte lid mad uno n0d btlt b~errliden S@riften 0nIhofl
zen tonne, 10 9abtn mir utS nunmcbr r%ntlhlOitu, cine neue
MuSSo6c III tIttntrcIt Gicferun9en iu peranitalen. Ter @reie
NJ Der FrWbfre uno rpiro MIR fUr otn ~iie6.nten Sauo 81 pebr
Mbonnenten Der fruBern 9ld5gabt in 6 86ns,n erbaIttn
Zen ! ten 8ono FUR 81 mo merOen erluhi lire Namen beim
n0tlttn I9entsn 9oer bel unS 6ctannt 81 MAIDEN.
gStr ipeIItln ntrtt I'M gCrin9ft, 6aran, baB lib tie oe.
iannlte 6tutldt Stpolferdn9 Der SCR. st.. an oislem 9latto,
Cine AHSIa9e Smt 10 Gents pY S3phe FAINT 0epis jeoer
btl:rtlteh, Der SInn tUr eeuti6e &ittratur bat, unb oen ero-
Dem II n SAnbe miro cine 9toiegrnt 8to9rapaie 8 etn-
rth 5etae <%tei9egeben Werbtn. gSos MuSitattund, Druid
tno 9lpisI 6eiriTt, 10 Wirp oele ucr III fte @useabe III
telntr 2Stiie on porber9fsanGenen n1Attben. Cine ipraf0l.
Mtg OurbtAt wtro trubcr stuaeI6lihfne {ytbler %eHtfsrnen.
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Z e p y t 6 G!
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llnterSeihneter pftrirt 2561 JarSs trr rtihlttn unS fB5us
ten 3tppite (&arpctS) Su t~iliScrrn 9rsiien gum &erfaui.
ale III 1e bier IN RtbmeRo OT,.;rt neroen iinc, nod ie mic
Der oHsrlrt perbtn m69en. Ndmlht rtltt uno fh6n,
9Iuitsr ~ 81 SIS. hiai9 ~ so Cts. idwcrt IA br,hs,
balb 2Sput, gu 40 &ie iOtTtb 624; eftra feline, gut unS
ldper, ~ 80 @tsy Die anoerl0arie 81 felen g0a5stub az
&llhot6en gu 374 nno 90 Cts. &iihosftn gu so, e. unr
70 Cts, auBsrNrbtntIib bilt3 300 Grtmlicn Strt5 Hr
DlabdSn unb DAMIEN, pen Is, 25 unb 374 Cts. au au5-
warts, sur 5llfte lbres 2Serttee 0apnS, 9aeonei5, QrtnfS.
A!pdcae, NEErlHpF, Srilb Gin ne, pleaded uro brpUn Sbir.
tn9s uno Sbeetin9a, unb stse anecre l3aaren, Al 90 rGt.
Sillser ais il, um tr bic naebltt SaiipH aufsuriumcr.
Dian ommeu pe iebe feie Q6aare IN NV. 81 Mainlfr. 6ti
Snfrhb Strorp
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@S. IJSaD,
no l6l SruaNItr., jpii6cn ser 6ten uno item
slBtnt fir 6rtotltd's Ghampagner,
ertptteGlt hem oeutihcn 0uttttum irin friid on.
~Aetrmmenes Eager ucn Giaarrcn. g8ciuen. Gbam
pa9nsr, Esbtuhen, 9rtrannte Niauprln. itcr,ud
erten Gdlmus &C., nGmlif
100000 ocutihe Gignrren, aue Sraups,
10000 GunAae SaDana,
10000 6turp Clap 6aoara,
10000 8robuccs 6opaua,
$1,000 Yrjncjpc. CARA,
90 Scrcn 0tbrtnmcinc,
20 R6rtc otjotiIt'iheu G6amsaarcr, fin
melhcn i'd Agcnt bin Ycn 8 his ii Do!.
lars per Sort,
so OuBenO 2cttu6en,
so 9fp. 9ctrannte Manbrln uno Grer;uf.
crteu GalmnS,
wel6c Nrttt'l ih su biui9em prcis rfcrire.
81. Stay, 9Jat.
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Q8lcbtio fur WQrtner unp Qanomirtbe.

~~NVWN u" NJ N"FV'CVVTVV.
Bum &crtauf lteben inter ben anue6mGarlten
@eOtn9unsen 40 older 2anp, sum @cmiletau
9sci9nct mp an Der MteopUw SripSe, 6 Nfcilru
Dpn Jti6mUnN, in 6anoYer County 9rlc9cr.
5crntr % older, iu 5ru9, @emiien %9eeisnct, unp
10 Nfer Gi&enbclS GanO, nit binlan9Ithem Ma-
terill, nm Elm 0ans SIT tauen. &nuaicb6aber
rGnncn iA irs9en ndterer NuStunft mcnpen au
Or. @barIcs u. CUTE Ii, auf Der an pti9es
2anO tOBeurm 8arm mCbnbaft, ODER an ben
Nernmalrhcr b. 81
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81. 81. 81

81. 81. Wper5
Ht9t ieinrn 6reunpen unO Sctannten an, ba6 er
'0cFen witocr cine @%enOung zen pem ausae,ctb.
net sutrn Simburger &Gie erbalten bat, iomie
auh ptdtt's SdaO unp periAltCrnt an;sre frilcb,
&aarsr, Die tiui9 3I Ihuicn inn bei
81. q. Myers,
SrOaoitr-. 3mjit>, 3. unp /.
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Millinery.
Nabdme Spn
erlautt f@ bic Nufmcrtiamtrit DER bentIbrn Da-
men auf ibr reitbaIti9sS 2laer Yon Nhutntrp.
Artteln 5a lentrn, tie in Der arE6ten Quawabt
nno 'u allen preilcn bel iBr 3i botrn linp.
Nlt Auftrn9e werSen pilnttIi6lt beiorst ppn
Naoame CON.
So. 55 Nlain Str0ge.
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6attcr uub s o.,
WRDIciaIe unS 8e;ail Betn,, 9tqurr- unO
GtSarreu-0 tibGit,
y Sarp Stre t, 2 Ibiirer BON II. sper

Yearl treet. @
gucn %unIerru 6rcunoen unO Setannten Die
~er9ctrne %2lnictar, pGB MIR Die ctc0jd6rtae 9Geiu,
ernie bre 6errn Shjtte (6rant StcabeI's
6arm) fGufi6 an un6 aebrdht babeu uno Of
frriren p%snicIben nIern Setannteu auf's 6reuuo-
lthRe. Oielcr neut Sir9injl6e 98ein wtro &C.
NIP tsbcm &cnncr uno 8etnihmefsr muupsn,
beun e5 lit Der refine 9tehenfaft. I'm etnen
frcunplt6cu 3uipruh bittrt ~cr9ebeult
s. q. 9attUrf IL. 60.
81. 9. &rGnflipen YcrIoucu, welhe cine
tCrbltli6r g4etntur MAIDEN modem, faun nihte
SclIercs anempfcblrn pcrceu, ME uns Ypu un=
fern 6crrn 9~eItbrten NerStcn eriitrrt piro.
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Nbeingausr. unp NipieI, Beiuc.
Spe9rn crbnlteu cine Senpuug ppn
20 6nb Nbeiu. gHstnc,
30 SAT- Npiel. gGctuc,
20 / @p9nac 9inet gafiuct,
@tt. 9tum, Nbiputbe, g8Gjettp,
20 6titen 2mtur9er ne hpriicr &die.
10 6oB dhten g8ein @iig,
Itdt tmpUrtirtes ScItcremoTcr.
Surob 9ippS,
3mpprter, 1S4 9rrap- Stra6e.
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Bly~ @u;eioc. @ys2r

bS gnjei9e. ~Gsa
Ssm 9cebrtCu Yubtitum Der Start Nihmprb
Die erAetcmitc Nodriht, Gap i'd 9eice!ib bcspu.
mohttNt hin, iu t%ouftn, }u copultrrn uno N tecr.
ol9en. Sel 0Urtpmmtnocn tGGrn mcnrr man lid,
an pm. Gr. D~eI1ruc, Srcapn.a6e maize Ger Often
Gosr an mitt irItlt in mriner @8utnuu1 an Der
Srocte NSrnue ndbe Der SroarHragc.
@Nt"rASo0u ). Gtrieu.
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W(IItIuen

Settr Slrtcn biccr Niahnc iinb tbr in Naffrooe fir
ben SNmtIltrs Nao UderifIcbraud. Tie Qrtiit nerieIbEr mn
R%erab5et9t, rtlr. Yon Si35 uno $l5O auf $50 nnS S1OO.
Stn9cr't ?to. ) Stdunarp rVttle, NnIhine.
Sur SSalcn 6Itrifont,n UNI iiHpcrr GsSerar6eft. Nrtis,
cOmplei!, $l25. ""N'
NCrnsr, INN nnirrc 2hlc ~vcnitductl ,u ntadben. cine neus
RGhtne, baupnHdlNN yt 6otrjtUtionSy pste occianet. 6ie arl
r1ultIoS uno lCbNti arpcjnt uno ieDe Dirt ron SIrttit ana.
tIbIcn tann. @rtiH ~NHN!ten, nebit { icruem 8cfca lnS
ShtchlOhc. $ilO, mtttt" bili0er lit, ais Tir irSenS Elm,
W0,tiAt NoN 9tidtr e5uc asiRbit miro.
@Ae Sti9trltcn MEG'tllcn N1h:n ccn /. a. intrrlpteS
Sttd nil Nmtt Goccn, mthc5 bcr tcfNnnt bette Stuh in
l[btrmonr, ftt etc bette ScmtuiB ubcr NibmoItincr i'm
&HEcntttrsn, lsCr ocrtr Gjr6Fc. 2tr5ct5f1ti1fcit. Ureis ~
'rhaIteN mil, 'tHrstbe fr GIN ErempIar son &. ~, Sinosr
gratis i%U9cianot ncrFtu miro. " ~ 'F"
Naotin, 3wtrn, 9Aumme aen9arn uno @eipc
Nmo ollie i4nt @ttr1Nd elmer giiAmaitiae not5prnbfacn 0r.
%@tnltanoI linn btt llntcrlItNNtteN in 9rOgtr NIIsmobT ~ IA
ben. gin %9eltidsr Malbiajt mjrC unltrcn aIlmS, N be Fl
@IIt'!en &c. De- MMhtntn sur @criilno iteben.
ga Sn3fr mn COS @CiNdft g6n tildtiaen y65uSen az.
Fiert uno Ill better Gtiddlieipeic berteoen n,iro, II SpENsn
MIR ouH left, ms Hte6 IctS fgilbcr Nr san mnr. rebt ,a az
y. Grntt, A9cut. 24O @(ainifr. WitScnS 81,
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IOO0 NfuuS
0Hihtin fiir S6ner

98iAtt9 fir Saser!
Ssre grt S@ieBbsrarf, 3aiAtn- nno 1aio-
Nieiler, Spa3isrit5ts unp poria9IiAc 6eOern linp
in 9rpBer @u0wabI Su baben bti
e. Sut6erIoub,
1872 Wainitr., Gaole Sauare
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Nener.9 fDfte, 3omimatttcr,

S ~N-INNT u NNFttVyNANNN
hu EN- = en90be uuo
0Utcre!
SD babe cine rcttbalti9e @u6wabt 6rucrrpte, Ramin.
glitter, Shaufein, Qfena0bcIn ure Nctere an 6anS, ipcltC
10 btut9 iun Srrtauf cncrtrc; fcrntr lilbcn Ucrfbieocnc
lb0ne @eltrIle flr Sd0aftIn uuo @ptcrs, Shicbble6t, mel
lln9tne uno ctltnc @ct,le sum 9t6itcn, ;5cutrsNlaftcn uuc
6rnTpfpiten; Setfenltcinc ium Nuncstn pou 6rncrrrlsn,
pptas une Sirdcn9loten nit lppblliuaCnScm Gone.
Satmcifcr, &auSDctgcr uuo oneere Ncrlcnen. wcLtc
t'ntn ootr nttbrerc Ger pbiaeu @rtift' Ill Faufrn mIrincn,
loot lay frtun SIihlt ctn, jbrcn Sc0arf Won mir III cutucb'
ib mtine limmtIiden Gilens unb MtIiRopaoren, ipIpie
meINe 9lNttn ielblt %anttrtt9e, 70 tann ih Se0ermann al IG-
ner aeuRtn 3ufrtecen9eit beoitncn.
@. y. . enocn,
@icttn- unb Mcitnlpaarrns 6abrif, lcrpir 6eutrrste,
uno &antinJitttr. MtanufaciprY.
No. 225, M'otnltraBe, Spiihtn 5. wo O., Q~8clticitr,
Nthm pnb, @a.
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3 apana 6 i9arrrn
DUr3il9iiher SualitGt.

UOr5Igii6er SualitGt.
gSir srbieItsn iSeben per GrprtB ubr G~sar[elion, 6. G.
cine Yarne adter paVaEa @igarrtn, auf pclbc
mir Pas 9ubIEuln Hno untre TrcunOe aufmtrfdm maiden.
STEINER Ino SttEbaber elmer 9utcr Gi9aIre fonnm iebt
bel uns etwas NUSSe;eitncttS finbcn.
Gum @e!taaf IN GjrpFen UNI &Ieinen i 6tt savanna
et9arrsR bel Mc8teptr II. 9rideu,
gBcin~, Siluor> uub 9i9arrcn- Store,
go. 4 Grtan9s Sp:el, 0tarlifraEe.
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8~efonmtrnoc buuoeu.

HbCin uno M5niclr gRcins.
'GHcn sr6Gltcn cine Senruna van % ElE
J'arit unO M0irI. JSeine, mrtde ja b'uio t,i
y t, @allrnc, tctnl Ouseno rcer ~ejnl,lncu 5tu-
lGrn ~ecrtaufe. Socct gtrpS,
Ne. 1S4 8rcao.S trafc.
G8(rt95dDaTt8sM mscGQe.
We(uen 8rcunoeu nno Sefluntsu, Ippic rem
9eiammten putIifum pie cr9cbeue Qn3ei9e, eue
t& an Der gde Der 8. Ii. Srparfreet eincn
0a9erbters 9 alppu
babe unp lace tiermit ale metne Qanpe.
Icutc freunpii&t gum Selu6 r~srIclbsu Elm.
y. q. Mpers,
@de Ter s. uno Srpanfr.
Gin frequrntcr SnrrUcm, in DEM @ei6ditetbeitc
Der Stapt 9elr9sn, 1T rsgcm @rl6GftsperGnpe
rut9 gu eertaufen.' Nefectanttn mplen lid an
s. Semtut psnocn.
GsS~ WartelI SranbY uno 6apuuo
@t9arren er9telten ipebcn uuo pertoufcn 3u
olut9sm Sretlr McFecper II. Sriden,
SSStn', Hiqupr4 II. Gt9arrsu1urr,
SIC. 4 @raonar 6ctct.
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Seut!he

2eut!be
VI ltauration unp &dffe Sa(on
am 5uBs pcs .,9truen Murftfs."
untCrNt@ncter erIaWbt f@ cie @ufmerffamttit ces bielts Ell
6eutiben Qubifums I'M aGsem:iien, lGlpic itincr GjSnHcr
I'M 8slcnbcrtn ouf ltine
gisue, perteGcrte 9teitauratiun
a~ufmerflam gu maeen. III nor zen fsinem 9eIuhcr uu6e>
frieStat %0trlaicn lporren ut. 9feben elmer suttn 8aiTe NaiTt
ut ltete eht Y]Oriu9lihtr QBcin rel 9la5 p6er 6[IIte. ipnie
9i9Nrcn, VLgcr5itr uno aue SDrtn 9ilueure III babcn.
Sdnsat uno aufmuti@me S,oienun9 nrO ;%uorltbtrt.
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SlS. O.. Melnrmo

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fu9rI iots Gin gyoRCe yastr Dee tcien Qooerbiprs ynh
gortCr9 ttrm GNF, 10 ;.dt5 tr IciEtn occbrteu !annS,E in
pans lEFrt. '' w ="
mysl2Tl, Dap Cr
|dgcrtier, Ute uno Ncrter
TI SS'rih@aIitn unO gum Sonilinsebrauh af N(oGhcu
sejc9cn IGhrt, oil II III Hbty tclirbmci Quanfitat ub1s rnsi,
ttrt Nrtt5rbClunQ ms 60us abieitr!.
Stltcaur9cn, IN n tmtm SIR: 7c StraBe ,fpifben 9rpos
3r9Ittb ]smpitbt terlclbe icHcH
y~agcrtier Salon,
an Der 7ttn STaBe, Dem Itsat'r 9~csenu5er oeleo,n Ssas
"a raS q ebrte F'i5utam ea,lbit tets ouies friI%ss y
Wnb h,s 6ttl g,luor5 mo &tsartu Tn6qn mirn'
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