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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

live TO give this testimony to his goodness aud
honesty, and I hope l shall live 10 vote for
him for President of the United States next
November: Is there anything wrong in this :?
Who ought to refuse to vote for as good and
as great man as he is I know that in vo-
ting for him | vote with the Republican party.
and will be considered as adopting its princi-
pies as | understand them l see no good rea-
son why may not do SO; our own party is
divided, and we have no Solomon to tell who
shall take the child.
Slavery has divided the Democratic party
nobody can blame Republicanisln for the de
struction that came upon US at Charleston
Slavery has disunited us-it has united the
Republican party if there is any good about
the question they have it all, and we have the
trouble. If l understand Mr. Douglas now,
he occupies position on this question just as
distasteful to the South as Mr.. Lincoln does
with this clear difference the South seem 10
understand Mr.. Lincolns position better than
his, and to respect it good deal more, and
am convinced if Mr.. Douglas does not reflect
the niger he does the mulatto. and one brings
just as much in Mobile as the other, and stands
just high in the market.
Many OF my Democratic neighbors will say
l have done wrong, but l know there are
many who would do as l have DONE were il
not they do not feel willing to break away
from party ties and to encounter " the talk y
Of old friends
As long as I have q Old Abe TO lead ME
1 know l shall never go very far from right
Should he be elected President and find any
trouble in steering his new boat, he has only
to remember how we used to get out of hard
places by rowing straight ahead and never by
making short turns. The tallest oaks in the
forest have fallen by his giant arm he still
wields tremendous maui out of the largest
timber he can make the smallest rails | have
seen him try tough cut and fail once the
second trial he never failed TO use it up
Though not very beautiful symbol of honesty,
l think the rail fitting one and mean to pre-
sent Abe with one of his own make, should he
be elected, in the city Of Washington, on the
day of his Inauguration, to be kept in the
White House during his administration.
JoHS HANKS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
ALMOST HOME.

This is one of the most joyous expressions
in the English language. The heart of the
long absent husband, father, or son, not only
homeward bound, but almost arrived thrills
with rapturous joy as he is on the point of re-
ceiving the embraces and greetings of the
dear ones at home SO it is with the aged
Christian as, in the far advance of his pilgrim
age he feels that he approaches the boundary
line, and will soon cross over to the land of
promise. Many of his best friends had cross
ed over before him, and they have long been
becoming him upward and onward. They
await his arrival with the joyful welcome Of
holy ones.-And as tokens multiply on either
hand that the land of Beulah is near, he feels
that he is almost at home. The ripe fruit of
a long Christian life is about to be gathered
into the heavenly garner. Few sights on
earth are more pleasant than aged, faithful
Christians, strong in the Lord, almost home
We have some among us. revered anil beloved
whose faces we love TO see in the sanctuary
aud whose prayers bring down blessings m
8 our heads.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

To PREvENr FoRKED Trees SPLITTING
j. T. Moxley, Shehoygau county. Wisconsin
recommends to twist or wind together few OF
the smaller limbs above tue fork. which viii
grow in that position as the tree Increases IN
size. and form natuaal brace. lie states that
he has treated many trees succcssiu " 10 thiS
manner. We have prevented forked trees In
clined to split, and even secured those that had
already commenced 10 part. 10y boring through
with an inch augur and driving in strong
wooden pin A small iron bolt, With a head
on one end and a nut on the other end. is even
better. The new growth will 5000 cover the
Pin or bolt Anayftva AgyScsfitUT'st.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
KEEPING UP AFrEARANcEs.

sss How people of the present day do strain TO
keep up appearances. They must be fashion
= ably dressed and live in princely style for they
have done so. What come down to plain
dress, fare and style; not they They had
l rather cheat one half the world and be get
ting in debt to the other half than to be like
e common" people. 1t is astonishing what
lofty ideas, moncyless ard brainless folks can
assume. An ounce of gold to such would be
sooner grasped at than a dozen ounces of
- brains If they only have money they have
no need of anything else There is always
some genius glad TO exchange his ideas for
bread, in order to keep from starvation. Said
as genius sells his thoughts TO the brainlcss rich
+" Gin purse only one, besides inviting them
down, and reading them TO 'pursey' in the
bargain. What world we live in
g, To the sensible portion of the community
.a4 we would say, do not live beyond your means
Make no pretensions. Be what you are, and
e be contented in your sphere. Do not take
Mrs. such and such one for your PATTERN
: 3 Their husbands will become bankrupis, or die
insOlvent-it cannot be avoided; their "out-
afa Its are two thousand to their "income" one.
9 Better creep from poverty to wealth than 10
rise suddenly to af1uenee, and fall as quickly
y down, down the deepest. darkest valley of want
zse from which you never rore may rise, too ma
ny have DONE We have more strength for the
: first part Of lifes journey than for the second
or last Begin to live as you can hold out.
s. If you can't afford but sixpence yard cali
co dress, and three shilling bonnet buy such
and feel happy and as independent as if You
were dressed in silks and satins You are
just as good, aye better than many who are
dressed richer. Several whom you meet do
not own the clothes they wear, and are living
on fharity; for they cannot pay their way
nnd yet they turn mp their noses, and sweep
hnugh,ily past the wcarer Of ladies dress,
who. is richer than they. from the fact that
she does not owe one penny in The wide world.
It is mystery to why the world looks so
much at the exterior, when even fool knows
enough TO dress up and strut about.
Give us the "beautes of the mind AMI we
will ark no more. Lad es Btudoir.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
NO. IL.

Seeu SOHH III lOu llul3 VIII Dfli9 iOftn Irult,
and though you may say now that l am
wrong, yet l think l shall live TO see the day
when the doctrines which I advocate tonight
will be the doctrines of Massachusetts, and of
the y orth, for
Truth crushed earth viii rise again
Tn. etornal yrars OF Col are hers
While error, wouuici writh-s in pain,
And dies amid her worshippers.
| say go for non-iniervention in the broad
est sense Of the term. l say that this whole
thing should be taken ont of the hands of the
General Government. l say it is all wrong
to be spending two or three millions Of dol
lars annually from our pockets, and sacrificing
thousands of lives upon the coast of Africa,
in that terrible cline. 10 prevent our going
there to get few negroes. Ii il is right for
MS TO go TO Virginia aud buy negroe and
pay $4,000 for him, it is legally right for us
TO go to Africa where we eau get them for
$50. Here is the condition we are placed in.
and you may as well come to your senses and
face the music
There are 1000 Of our negroes ROW down
at Key West begging and pleading not to be
sent back. IF they should be sent back what
would be the result? One-half of them would
die before they got there, and the other half
would be turned upon the coast of Africa, or
upon the coast Of Liberia among strangers to
be eaten by cannbals, Or caught and sold again.
or die of starvation and this you call human
ty. say il is piracy. l say that our gov
ernment is acting against right and reason in
this matter. And ii the Southern lncn had the
spunk and spirit to come right up and face the
North, | believe the Northern Democracy at
least would come to the true doctrine Of pop
ular sovereignty and non-intervcntion.
Think of it Two thousand of these poor
barbarans from Africa, caught within the last
four weeks. and kept upon that miserable
island of Key West. dying there from disease
and starvation, ard what do nOt die are sent
back by our Government at an expense Of one
or two millions, though they are pleading and
begging not to be sent back and landed upon
the coast Of Africa. 1t is cruel, inhuman,
wrong, and l appeal TO the good sense of the
American nation against it, And yet | hear
no Southern voice ur Northern voice raised
against this aggression upon the law of nature
and of natures God. But ! intend 10 raise
my vote against it. humble as it is.
Now this may be !; secondary question be-
fore us tonight. The great point is harmony
and union in the great Democratic party
Let us whip the Black Republicans let us
win the fight, and when we have settled these
things let US act together and all will be right
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

L II z 8.

-sssl 1c IT HELEN NAE
81 t1 essser place my easy chair
ern l. Beneath the walnut tree,
- Where the songsters, gay and fair,
107 Make joyous minstrelsy
s4w n And the winds passing there,
1st3a So pure, 30 light, and free
Sweet summer wind gently
sz@iattz4 Press your lips, warm and sweet,
-esrsd a.-.. Upon my cheek and brow
- ,. And tell me, didst thou ever meet
@ss~ More grateful heart than now?
sa4tses4 More joyous did'st ever greet
-. Sweet warb Ter / I list thy strain,
@~sf.s%sA @ Thy notes Clear and gay;
Sing on sing on, not in vain,
~ ~ Thy cheerful gladsOme lay,
- Ny heart joins your glad refrain
= Your song, SO proudly gay
a-a Now my harp that long hast lain
1870 Unheeded and unstrung,
(save when touched by angel Pain
Eas8ss4-f And from my heart wTung,
aE4se Now and then, sad refrain,
zafs-s YEARLY, family suDg)
IA Pu strike its chords once more
And strains Of joy shall rise
From joy filed heart, and soar,
AS incense, to the skies
Heartfelt praise shall soar,
-sEs1at As sneeise, to the skies
Oh, God To Thee sing
To Thee my heart 1 raise,
Ha And unto Thee tribute bring,
song OF thanks aud praise
Oh, my Father, God and King,
Wilt thou accept my praiseF
ia And thanks for life's healthful bloom
(Hear oh, thou Holy One-)
Hopes that brighten e'en the tomb,
sa15 And many victries won
4. For life-lght chasing deathly gloom,
Strength TO press bravely
nggz For I've been wandering
And nearer. day by day,
That vale of shadoWy fear,
ra-rE Ny narrow house of clay
5- All, me have been near
That narrow house of clay.
ses ss Father thou ddst whisper me.
Pm with thee doubling one -
Then gave my soul 10 Thee,
te use And said, q Thy will be done -
zfs 81 Angels clapped their hands with glee
.5i...is. - Ger the great yiot'ry
sagsya WesskeId. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

Gov Wood of Illinois has issued proca-
nation, recommending the people not to bring
any neat stock into the State from any sec
ton of the country where they would be la
BILE to be exposed to the disease called pleuro-
pneumonia. He has also commissioned DIR.
Andrew Mcfarland to visit those States where
the disease exists, and collect facts in relation
thereto.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27

''Well, what do you think, Kate p said Mr..
Manning to his daughter on her return home.
Now hnsh. papa" exclaimed Gertrude.
"Really, you surprise me. papa; cannot
-ell. Gertrude his certainty not made any
tempt at runaway match since We been
{ ene,'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16

IA rllnltre @ieltn sruneu pieber" unb
aud in Der eroRen @&nitt~ unb Mooemaaren-
9anblune Der 9trren Sneeriuu II. 6 ON y.
srint unb blabt tas @el9aft Ieit ~titlelten ibre
Gri6jibrs- unt Scn,mcrtpaaren erbalten baten.
Gin unsebeurer @orratb, Inn jetem @ei9mad su
s%enisen, befnbet f4 in SnserloQ u. Cos 2aben.
5anbperfer, @el@aftsleute unb profriioni1en,
Wues eebt gu Snseripa u. g., t~elcneers ater
(,Smtn bic beutl9en Danen unb 9errn BON @tatt
unb 2ant babin. l1nb tparu,n ? @eil ie mi0en,
bab ibr 2anbSn,ann, 9err GbaS. Mabler,
lie freunolid unb nobel bepient unb ibnen feline
8aaren valen.al" biQi9 Y~erfauft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16

st. G1pnb. - Die erten Der in persangc-
ner @cae bier bur&setcmmenen Ginwanterer
tamen an, 8reita9 Sor adt Gaeen tur@ ct. Gloub
na9 ibrem IS Meilen tpeRli9 Don ct. &loub BE-
leseuen 8eltimmunsscrte VainesSi1e. - Cine
beutide Militarccmpa3nie sen AZ Mitsliebern bat
ii4 bier untcr benz Na,nen r@t. Qlpub City,
GUARDS" crsanilirt unb tuirb an, 4. Suli ausrlt~
fen. 49, Gutter Stanb ber saaten, Der &estn mar
nidt itermdbi9. - Der &eb<NiYer Dampfer
rNnlun Nprtbrup" 1T auf Der Jabrt Srn @erree-
tcpn nad Sort Garry nit 40 1ounen Bra@t fir
bic 5ut1on=Bay g.. @eoreetpwn 1T Der YlaB,
na4 tem bic Tradt BON ct. @loub per M@le &C.
tra6t pirb> elite Strede YIN $50 Meileu. @pn
@ccrsetrwn na9 6rrt garry inb 500 Meilen.-
Das %tleiulte, e~eeeuwartis lit Minuel ota sebenbe
Dampfbout it Der yilut> lei 5ut9iniun auf benz
@row~&iSer eebaut, Der nm Spnnta9 Dor a@t
2asen an Der ct. CLUB 2anbnns anleste. 50
1T ein leitenrdrri9es, fur3 unb brett setautes
8opt, tas MIR neun 3pl int @a0er sebt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16
axsas jtc uber lid felbft siaeen.

&SVo VIC uOGI VlU VCIVVA @IWNS"A
Nidts 1T belsbreneer, als temrtratilde 3eitun9en
pru ter @crte Der rmobren SafVppes Uter lire
sum redten QDsse otseirrten tenrfratil9en Brit
Der reten iii bDren. SIN Mnirrer Durt9en Summer
citirteu mir smei tenrfratilde 3situnsen aus ben,
Minnelrta< 3bol, Rem 5enterI OF une hen Seel'
81. Gemcfrat. 9Grtu mir bcute cine benptrati=
lde Stimme aus tem Citizen Minne lpta's> ten
v@inpna Democrat, cine Der srpGtsn Nanc1'en
u~nlerer Minnei eta 0empfrntie, ten man lrsar
ldon teati9tist bat, antatt tes pioneer uub
Deupfrat aum Central Organ Der Yartei 81 :,a.
den. Diele srpee 8anoue tGllert IN ~folsenesr
ber3erlditternber @eile:
nMcG cine Wlamasc."- @ir bSren spu ti=
uem 5e,rn Ycu WantorpiQe, baB etli9e BIZ n
frantic NrnfeDlcr Spn Der @prataur Sdule
Srr etli9:u Iaeen Elm Misturs ber Dsmpfratie
pc, Dptss 60. bsrufen taten, lin ibren unwiQen
iiter has ycn 8eder, Tribley unb &c9erton in
@barleltcn beliette 0erfabren aus subriiden. Geutr
1ammenbs MibtrauensteIdliile waren praparirt,
aQeiu Ge molten nid,t rutl9en, unt (tatt be1en
wurren BslAliNe palIrt, welde bic senannten
Delesatsn sclfrmmen oui bent von ibnen einse-
eenpmmenen @tanbruntte untertisen.
90 siel fir ct. paul- Befeblsbabersi, @a>
maBuns uno Nrateblludt. @rmer earle (@ope<
rid pom piunier) tu taueri ms"
inns tauerm biejenisea, bensn, tpenn iie ~ Ct
tpas bGren, II d. tein @eiieuIeoer bariiter auf>
aebt, mas es nit benacfratil6er Yrineipieneinbeit
ouf ll6 bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16
Die StQbt BUFFALO
i, NnffnIp GDur1tt,. @t8c.,

puree vur q Sabren pun bonn rNI9emeinen Wn<
leolu,asyerein" bon Cincinnati, Sbip> Ne9runbtt
rup liuo ctwa $50 Mctipn1re batei tetbrili9t. Der
Ylay sablt gtesnwdrti9 swilNen 350-4OO @ee>
len uno bat 1 Oampf,, Mabl- unb @asenilble
unb 1 Damyf~ @Ggsmiible, NIT her Nun cine aut
Qltticn 0eeriintetc WIttl< 8atrif in Gertineurs
fummcn lrN. Ge Ino au hielsr Mpbelfabrit be-
reits cine Mnsobl Mfticn eeseidnet unb ,piro tn 1
pter 3 Mpuotsu nit benz Vau Der clteu te9onnen
merce,,. Gs inc Nun ettra 100 5aulcr, 2 @tores,
2 5rtels, I 0rauerci, 9 5bn,ieoe, 7 pberS Sarei-
ner, 2 @aubmader, 2 8%ledldmicbe unb 1 lbr-
modcr auf bent Ylabc uno bat terlelhe cine lebr
quite teutl0 -en9li1he @dule unb miro se9entpdr<
tia ccr Bau eincr prptel tantil den Stride unter-
npn1nten. Der Srt murre in LESTER @eles9ebuns
ais City inccrpprtrt, mpbet Der frIbere Nalten
Buffalo City in BUFFALO umsearbert truree. Der
@tactplay leltlt 1T etenc Yrairie, 70 ME Wlnpna>
ppcr @atalbap, oeer "a @rple, ble6 liest Ct e.
mas bSber. Die Yrairie 1T 2 Metlen brett unbS
Meilen lang uno 1T ME cincr lletcrldremmung.
ou0 riGt bel ieidtem Walcrfaaee, arsse@est.
Der Srt III %ringsun, bon gutcn 8nr,nen %nnaebeM
uat bat bic bette >np ~fiirselte &cop in bic @au=
mantcc. cine Der teten 6arm- Weaeneen int gait
aen Staate uno bel meitem bic bette int County.
Dn Der Ylob aiemlid int Mtttclpuntte bss County
licat. 1preit bies namlid bic spm Silver lteSenbe
Srte betriit, 70 slauben bic Gtnrp1nrr %bcnlelten
aum COUNTY 9is maden aa fDr,ten, Ia berlelte
bis jrbt nod utGt eeIuitiD feItge1ebt 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16

Ginwanbcrer= Gara,pancn 3ieben aud
1T tieler Wp@e ubne l1nterbre@un9 burd bic @tabt
unb aQe Fnb NIT Gieb reidli9 ser1eben. Dos
Bridenreeiler fibrt at, baB in Der bis rersanee~
nett Montas eneieenben @o9e 100 @tiid lpies
@ieb> AZ Su@ O9itn unb 5 @pann pfere',
bic Bride %paiFrten. 8Ilter unb S9afe ba>
ben ie in 9ee'ben. Snterelant 1T, baB, penn
biz 3ise tie6eit ter Brite balten I'm, bas Brill
teneelb su sablen unb bel bie1er @eltsenbeit au@
tppbl ein nenis gu rafeu, iG alemal 2anblpeeu-
larten rter beren Meenten nit aQerlei idSuen
Mnerbietunsen an bic 2eut9en n,aden> a(lein biele
lne nidt spn Der @prte Der r@rineu" 1unbcrn
bon benjenieer erfabrener equator, bic ibren
@es gum freien 2aub ubne @e9weiier fneeu
unt ei,en be0eren @etraud AT ibrem @eloe gu
MAIDEN pilen, ais es banferptten 2aubipeculanten
in ben @9lune 3u iaeen. Ds 2eute seben rtei-
iens mad benz ubern @iiFlVppi. @ter aud bas
&eb Silver 8 9anb tefpmmt bereits 5einen She'll.
@p tamen ant Mpntas etn 3us gmerifanii@er
Gamilien, bic ibre @ubnFbe lit hen Counties
@berburue, Mcnrce u. Qagru0e @is. serlieben.
meil tas Qanb bort su i9le@Eiei une f@ ben fetten
6lurem bes @ee-&iper auwanten. Die 9aupt-
ma0e Ter Ginpanberer lnb %inbe1en, pie mir i9On
lit ber Dcrisen Summer 9elaet, Deuti9e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16

Mfufif ont obern MifHf1ppi.- unitre
ct. paul> Screen in Der MuIt perben ui9t cbnt
Snterele sernebu,en, taB neuli& in Der 1aupt<
fabt tes meit entfernteu @tearns 60. Gin Concert
l1attssfauben bat, tsi benz unter anberen fclsenbe
tiffsile Yiecen ~rseriitt" tpureen: Mari@ aus
benz prrpbeten BON MeYerbeer, 81 2rusatore BON
gerei, Garnesal BON geuetis ais pianoiplo &c.
Y1ace uub 8 uttl bieBen bic 9aupt< ~perfor>
m,er1, uub ein 59tSnes @eblds unb @etuttl
tpirb's eewelen iein. s... - Al
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16

Oben nidt %eennnnte Gounties ln6 31 einen
Deleeaten teredtist.
Die @taatS< Central COMMITTEE ratb an UNI
@unfuIrn, mel9e aus @eranberuneen mabrent
Der Champagne berecrsebm tUnnte, 3u Sermeieen,
tab bic @runty< @ulpentipneu, welae 1T 8ol9'
bieles Mufrufs 3uia'nmentretcn> tie gounty=Gpm'
mittees fir bas %fol9enee Sabr ernennen.
SIM Muftrase Der republitanii9tn @taats'
Central Committee:
Daniel &obrer, 8orlBer.
ct. Vaul, 70. sunni 1860.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-16

-, ,pie 1T ba8 8ter 70 flb1e!" Sci
bent 9eranriiden bcr 5unestase fanet bic Graee:
rgBp eiebt's tubles Bier?" AT, cine 2ebensfraee
~ perten. @adfunbise bcbautten unt, tpie
uns l1eiut NIT &e4t, bab bic bur@ Gis in elmer
r3ee DoT" benz Bier tiinilid n,itsetbeilte aible
tiGt bic re@te, unb bas in einent tiblen Seller
laeernte Getrdnf bas ein5is pabre iei. Mu@
brau9t man nur bas Bier tei 8eGt u. @@iH"
bauer wel6es tireet aus te0en tIbleu Seller an'
eesapft pirb, sefpfet sn baben urt bieriiter sSQis
i'm &einen gu itin. Yrctirt, auf ba6 ibr elaubet.
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@tiefel umb @bmbe
biQi9er ais je 5upDr!
g. Softer

g. q. Softer
betomntt jebt in benz ebemal. Qptalc son 6. 6.
9usblon, eines Der esSBt,n Eager son @tiefeln
unb @9uben, bic ne@ auf unIern Martt &C.
bradt mureen, unb r,adt li1 perbintlid. 70 biuts
als ir9ent Elm anberes 5aus 1T Der @tatt su Der
tauten. Mein Eager beftebt aus pen n~eueiteu
Mufteru Der 6erren= unb Damen<, N6bden-,
&naben unp Observation-Disclosures.
Da i9 bic 5erreu 6. 6. 3ugbun ,nb
Spbn Clemens,
ais teutlhsn &lerf, eaeasirt babe, welGe NIT ben
Bebirfni1en bes putlitunts lebr Sertraut iint, 10
werten Runeen ie tets bet Der 5anb unb bereit
fnbeu, in benz
8rif<S tpre,
nabt bent vMnaeriean . 6ouie", @aaren 81 aeisen.
6. 6. Softer.
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Die nptbtp cnbiee Tplge. - @9on b.
rem mir bic erlte Gimme, uelGe Serfinbet, bab
bic nrtbmentise Jolse Der Yermsbrteu Ginwanbe=
rune, DGbere Yretle beS 0arml a lib 8
bereits, wie urs ideint alaufrub fir infer 8etes,
%eiutritt.
Son Winpna g.. beibt es: Giumanberer trD=
men ppu oQen Seiten in bic Stabt, urb lit Jolae
oclen eehen bic preiie 9uten 6armlanoc5 ral9 in
bic 9Sbe. Sn Der Na9tarldaft Don cot. Char
les tetrus bic 3unabn,e ST 50 pro Mder.
MSir marnen ale> bic Qanb Se'taufen wplen,
ibre 6orberungcn nidt iiber,adbig 3u itelen. @ie
mIdten lcnlt erlens ibr 2ano ouf hem 5alle be-
balten, uab 3~weitens wiiroe es banu balb nit Der
Giupantsrung tpicbcr aus fem.
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Muieum IF Minneipta
BON
a. &e8e1,
seeeniiber ter Qanbuns, ct. peter, Minn.

9t9ttubef Oct EdHbut3- Sl. Vtltr, D1tdH.
Der lluter3ei9nete 1T st8enparti9 baran, Gin
Naturalicntabinet, Specimina aus alien brei Ma-
turreiden cntbalttnb, unter benz obigen Nanten
ar3uleoen unb aablt fir Naturalien CUTE Yreiie.
Is merben ber8lei9en ,@eeenfaube cor brr
9anb bon MIR nur &C. nt4t ~Yertauft.
.' I'LL " ."'% q. &e9el.
Baulultiaen utb benz publiturn int 9Qsemeineu
n1adt unter3eidneter biernit befannt, bab e. &C.
Riibt auf feline lansidbrise Grfabrune in bieiem
Sad, i9 aubeiidig MAIDEN Fam, ale Mrten 8au-
ter, I'M belten @e1&mad bauerbaft unb iolib aus-
s~ufibren: .:.,3sL ~. ~.
5dulsr ssreen aut :8eReauns nmpIaeirt unb
bSber sefeQt.
DeSgleidtm fertiet ter(tlbe BauplGne unb &c.
Renanihla9e auf @elteQuns biQie at. ...
88b a.. &e9el.
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EF Bir sesrneb,m,e1n nus li4erer Aue1e, ta6

RaSH Bir ptrnetmtn nus I9erer SneQc, tae
Der bimmlii&e @@leubcnmeifer III glntetradt,
oa6 3err Aug. Nattbaus 70 Gin untcrnebmentel
Mann uub feline 1iprIiwirtbldaft her ~rei;enbife
YlaB 10 Meilen in Der &unte it, beldlpden bat,
Is am ndidfen @onntas n t regner gu la0en.
@enn CT }l9 tesbalb nidt nod anbtrs teiInnt,
mas ear ni@t ~ befiirdten IL, IL pirb's bei s9ei
beniaie5eu, Sang uut aeselipiel int ldattisn
&tYcli-5a ain gang tene fem. 6n.. II. ".ft
.sj# Grum Serselet Cure Muden, &1l@ Il
nd l1eter'n rBruden" la6t uns ruden ..a
t.. Gum Mattbdus @roB unb Aleiu. s.
GS Der eeler seriauuae ni&t, 5errn ebas.
@aud's Mnseise su leien, unt bic Meltnns su
tebtrsisen, ta6 in Der @arteapirtbfdaft sea Mr-
nclb unb Co. aud z3ee 0rram" unb fiibltnbe
2intcaaten Der beien Mrt ~ baten lint, Elm raQ-
semsia sefibltes Bebarfnib." s>@ 3Ja..
ES @er slaubt, ba6 g rd@]fen @onntas
in ber @artenwirtbi&aft sur Vittsture- srauerei
ni&ti fbel bereeben pirb> Der irrt.
@etaNian @inter 1T run bant"
lnp cine CUTE rMulf>8 anb"
@irp ipielen. ST ber @@eyptn lser,
Pat Ne0er nod int Seller 11ebr Bier.
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R5@ 3err GlemenS, ebeuals &(trt i'm
@9ublore sun Snitb u. So. il eestnwartis in
perm 6e0trs 5tore e%nsaeirt. Ct il bier nie
bort bic .3usrrfomnnenbeit itlbif. Siebe doRerB
ueut Anatist. .zassD
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SUB 3%u9elaufe11.

DEM l1ntsrSei9neten 1T ncr 5mei MOnaten cine
rptbe Sub nit meiBtm Steru I'M aopfe uno 5wet
meiB gen Sinterteinen auselaufea. Gicl elbe befam
prr pier Ioacn en Sails.
Der reatn,abise Gisentbiimer fam bic Sub
9eaen Grle9Hn9 pes Tutterselbe5 unb Der Ginrud-
ungsgebitr bel mir atbplcn.
OF. YauL IA, Stunt 1860.
Sncub Nrtb
auf Oaytrn'S BlulT at oer 9ubion