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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-02
NOTICE.

A I the last term of the Circuit Court for Ner-
~ folk City, Judge Baker presiding, Louisa
Baker was divorced from her husband, James
Baker, and each party allowed to marry again.
fe 29-3t*
DOONlS WANTED-One or two Rooms
~ furnished or unturnished, with or without
board, in quiet neighborhood. Apply at
fe 29-3t THIS OFFICE.
KEROSENE LAMPS, new styles, with
N the improved Burner, just received and
for sale BIS
NH KING g. TOY.
GLOVER SEED.
k0 BUSH prime quality, just landed, for
w sale at the lowest figure for cash.
NH KING 8. TOY.
UST RECEIVED,
u At c HALL & cos,
Improved Solid Sketch Books, assorted sizes,
made of Whatman's superior Drawing Paper.
Trammells for drawing Ovals and Circles.
mil
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STEAMSHIP JAMEsrowN.-This wilt ane
comfortable steamer has been withdrawn
from the line for repairs.
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CORPORATION CoURT. 7th.-Common-
wealth VS.. Chas. Nelson, charged with lille
gal voting, found guilty and fined $50. For
the prisoner, Chas. Sharp for the Common
wealth, S. S. Stubs
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Roland, for
illegal voting-not guilty, Hendren for the
prisoner.
CORPORATION CoURT-March lst.-Com
monwealth VS.. William B. Stewart, charged
with illegal voting. Verdict of the jury, not
guilty. Chopper for the defendant, Stubs
for the Commonwealth.
Commonwealth VS.. Henry Holland, charg.
ed with illegal voting. Verdict, not guilty.
Mr.. Holland defended his own case. Stubs
for the Commonwealth.
Durham, for illegal voting,was found gull
ty, and fine ID $50.
The cases of Collins and Webb was called
for to-day.
The FINE ARTs.-We desire to call atten-
ton to the advertisement OF j. j. Moore d
Co., in which he proposes to sell at the store
under the Odd Fellows Hall, a beautiful and
valuable collection of mantle and parlor
mirrors, oil paintings, engravings, fancy ia
bes, &C., SC. Some of the articles are real
ly beautiful specimens of the fine arts, while
the needle copy of Henry the W., is the
most superb specimen of needle work we
have ever seen. This Henry, it will be re-
membered, is the one ON whose banner was
pictured the red rose of England, and who
commenced that war known in history as
"The War of the Roses" He lived at the
time of Jack Cade, Joan D. Arc, and 9th "
noted characters, who preyed upon ne pas
sions of an excited people and kept Europe
in continual state of commotion. This same
Henry was finally killed by the Duke Of
Gloucester, afterwards Richard III. We
mention these unconnected facts because the
picture is one of the most notable we have
ever seen of the kind, and will attract uni
versal attention, and many may ask who ano
what he was. Some OF the mirrors are
magnificent, and are worthy the attention
persons who desire to fit up parlor g. bou
| doir in beautiful style.
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SALE OF REAL Estate BY MEssRs. j. JAS.
MOORE d Co., AUorIoNEERs.-The sale by
auction, Yesterday of the vacant property
belonging to the City, generally known as
the "old Court House Lot" was we'll atten.
ded, and resulted in the disposal of the en-
tire plot, as follows:
Lot No. |, corner of Main and Nebraska
streets, 81 Hxl1o feet, purchased by Cicero
Buruss, Esq, at ST. 400.
Lot No 2, Main street, adjoining the above
and OF the same dimensions, purchased by
the same, at ST. ,275.
Lots Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6 and Z, on Nebraska st.,
4Ox75 feet, purchased by W. K Jones, ESQ.,,
for $615 each.
Lots Nos. and 9, on same street, 40xl40
feet; d s Cherry, ESQ.,, purchaser at S745
each.
Lot No. 10, corner Wide Water and Ne
braska streets, 50xl00 feet, sold to James
Barry, Esq, at ST, 425.
Lot No. IL, adjoining the above on Water
street, and of same size, purchased by the
same at $l,O25.
Lot No.. IL, adjoining the foregoing, sold
to w. II. Turner, Esq, at 1915.
The prices obtained are regarded as pretty
fair for the times, and the transfer of so
much unoccuped and unprodsctive property
into the hands of parties who are prepared
to improve it, is doubtless a good move on
the part of the City. The gross amount of
sales foots up $l0,665.
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The MOUNT VERNoN.-This screw steamer
left here to-day at IL M. for New York.
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.
CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED!
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEK EEPERS.
TTHE most simple, economical, and durable
i article ever offered to the public to allevi-
ate the discomforts of a wash.day.
DESCRIPTION.
1t consists of a metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder of wood,
with ribs. There Is space OF irom o to IN
turns both cylinders at the same time in oppo-
site directions, rapidly creating suds, forcing
the water through the clothes and effectually
removing the dirt. The action OF the water
does the work quickly ,dispenses entirely with
rubbing and thus saves the wear of clothes.
SULLIVAN & HYATT,
Proprietors,
81 Beekman street.
NB-State and County Rights for sale, and
purchaserseupplied with machines at whole
sale ON liberal terms.
o. A Mac hine is in operation by laundress
daily, at our salesroom, 439 Broadway.
fe 2S-3m
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BORDEAUX OLIVE OIL.
A FEW cases of very fine quality received
IA and for sale by
fe % M A & G ASANTOS.
DUMP PORK so bbls Pork for sale low.
N fe "a LEIGH & BRO.
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TIN WARE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w K would again remind the Merchants OF
w Virginia nd North Carolina, that they
need go no farther North to buy their supply of
Tin Ware. We have Ia store large assort-
ment of Plain and Japanned Tin Ware all of our
own Manufacture, made of the best material
and by competent workmen, and we guarantee
to furnish them at Northern prices. We do not
deem it necessary to enumerete the articles, as
we have the largest variety to be found in the
city, and at the lost prices, comprising every
article of Tin required by Merchants.
Please call and examine our stock and prices
before purchasing. KEEFE Il STORY,
fe22 No 6 Union street.
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TWO LOTS OF TRUNKS
uAVEjust been received by F w Seabury' S
IL Sons. Also lot of cheap
TRAVELLING BAGS AND VALICES.
Persons in want Of any of the above goods
are politely invited to call and examine the at
fractions OF our large and varied stock. Our
extensive sales in this department of our rade
enables us to offer as great advantages to buy
ers as can be found elsew here in this section.
+ w SEABURY'S SONS,
NH 3 No Is Market Square.
7 YON'S Katharion and Barry's Tricopher-
IL ous-A gross OF each just received and for
sale.
fe % l. w WEBB.
r AIDES TRAVELLING BAGS, Purses,
IL Bags with Chain, Pocket Books, Port Mon
naies, &c., large supply Just opened, and for
sale low for cash, at the Variety Store, No %,
Main street, head Of Market Square.
fe % DY MARCUS.
WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS.
% CASES Pints and CTS received 2sth inst,
XIX and for sale by
fe.2s NJ. A. T. C. A. SANTOS.
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BALANCE OF THE LOT.
A NY one disposed to help in closing ont The
N remainder of the stock of
CENTS WINTER GLOVES,
Can lind some good bargains at No IS.
he IL JH DAWSON
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fe22 NO b Union street.
1SYPRESS LUMBEK-4O,OOO feet ! inch
" clear Cypress boards,
SO DOC feet inch good Cypress Boards,
10000 do 2<4 Cypress Rail,
$4,000 do X and II inch Cypress Plank,
$4,000 do x IS, Cypress Weather Board
wHhiTE PINE LUMBER.
$4,000 feet No l clear White Boards and
YELIoWi PINE LUMBER
large supply always on hand, and any di.
mansions OF any quality cut to order at short
Cypress Shingles of every grade both Heart
and Sap, kept IN large quantities.
Also, Laths, Calcined Plaster, Lime, Hair,
Bricks, Cement, Tar and Land Plaster for sale
'' MELLEN & SANTOS,
fe2l Ferguson Milhado's wharf
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.
WE have large assortment at IS, 37M, so.
w 62x, rs, SIN, 81, and 81 25, together
with good assortment OF goods in our line
Give us a call MILLAR'S,
fe 20 II Market Square.
ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE
THE MODELER OF FASHION
uAS just introduced SPRING AND ExM
GENTLEMEN's DRESS HATS, -
BE is so well and favorably known as Practi-
cal Halter and originator of fashions, that all
are assured OF getting an exquisitely beautiful
HAT, pecunarly aQapteu TO every mans form,
| made under his own roof and superintendent,
of the finest material. What every body says
must be true, that Stevens is the place to get
the most becoming HAT that can be produced
only 81, superior to any in the city at S..
My friends and the lovers of taste, beauty
and economy, are respectfully invited to cal
and leave their orders at the Temple of Fash
ion, save dollar and get better Hat.
| r Fl STEVENS,
| Practical Halter,
| fe2S No 7 Market Square.
| DROWN'S ESSENCE OF-JAMAICA
/ - GlNGER-A large supply, just received
fe 20 w WEBB.
SWEET OIL.
On CASES Pts and OTIS. Also Twenty pox'
OO es CASTLE Soap, received and tor sac Sy"
fe % M A T. A SANTOS.
GROCERIES FOR LENT.
GOLDFISH, Potatoes, Mackerei, herring,
" Spots, Hogfsh, &c, in Store ana d ior sale
low at Joh NJ 49,, q 49, 49,.
fe % Z" Ohuien etteet1
MOTHER lot of Choie Goshen Butter, just
"A received and for sale by
fe2s JORDAN & BRO, 70 Church street.
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FUH KENT
A ND possession given Immediately. TIL,
n House on New Castle street, at presen
occupied by the Norfo Tx and Petersburg Rail
road Company.
Apply at the Office of the Company for fur.
ther particulars.
iv lg-tf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-27

benz eben 10 beftdnbt9en 3uFub BON @up<
franspien gu elmer .iupfrans1fl9en @tart
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bet ii@ spm Yariler in perlelben Mrt unp
III pemielben @rap, al8 pieler i6 pom
Deut19en unter11eipet. 9lber auBerli6
unp unmittelbar liten Die Deutl1en oar
fetren @tnFuB bier aus, IN Der Mrt,, >pie
fte tbn in Nprraulerita ausiiben; fe baz
ben fctnen Mittelpunft, feline semeini1aft~
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3eitun9 bier 9eitiftet, rie aber 9ewSbnli9
ni@t lan9e lebt. Die Deutl9en lelen tbre
etnbeimti@eu 3eitun8en, perlansen Ee in
&affeebdulern unb leBen purd, ba6 5le
bort 9ebalten ,perpen, IN, ibre &unclbaft
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9tebt> tpel@e @eielli9aften empfan9en;
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unteridetpet ii6 in feiner Nrt bon Oct, Die
man liberau bier trift, GS mar oft bic
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ftiften, no Deutlhe einen Mtttelpuntt fir
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3mede unb Bremne einen Nnbaltspunft
finoen tSnnten> aber es 1T bis jeBt ni9t
se9lildt, ot9letd pas 8ebiirfnib oFenbar
Sprbanoen 1T.
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ct. %on aRinneoto, @amitoa oetober 1860.
uneenein i9wtertse Mrbett einen iol@en
@teintplpb 3u bebel., ,purpe III ip bewut1<
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ftiat uno itieeen nit ibm in bic 9Sbe -
paB bic GuB9dn0er na@ 8elieben in
ldmmtlt9e Eblren ein> unp aus9eben
fonnten. Sci per 9ebune wurpe cine
etn3ise Genferideibe ,ertro&en, une pos
Mauertpert 3et9te ni@t ben 8erinsaen
&ib; binnen flint 1a9en ,purpe Der sanse
Blod bts 3u Der erfcroerltden 566e udu,z
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bpben; Damn etnsen bfe Maurer at, oas
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tiele 2lrbeit tpar binnen 4 @p9en ppQenz
bet. Das empor9ebobene @epi&t betru9
Iber 100000 @entner. Sci Der Mrbeit
benuBte man 5000 StId @9rauberl jeee
spn 3 3pQ Dur9mei1er; Don ben ie&sz
bunpert Mrbeitern bate jeoer ein;elne a@t
Bis 5ebn @9rauben gu belor9en. Die
Drebunse& wurpen pur6 Elm upllitanoises
@Yfem ron @tsnalen 9elettet5 bel jeoem
berielben mubte BET 9trbeiter letnen Sdrauz
ben cine @iertel>DrebunB aeben. 9(a@z
pem pieler @erlud 10 treffli6 8elun9en it,
mill mat, nun in peu1 auf lumpfsem 8p@
ben lie9enpen 9fe,p ? Srlean6 ans 8erf
9eben unp in 9roBarti9em Mab1tabe bic
@ebdupe aus Der Giefe empori4rauben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-27
9ie Deutf@en in Hart8.


Gs leben bier ettpa $4,000 1eutl1e
auer &la0en, pom Yrtnsen berab bis gum
Strabenfebrer, @rbetter aller Mrt> belonber6
aber S@netper, Sattler S9ulter Ti19ler
unb Muffz Snitrumentenmo9er, Commits
ommifondre, &ouReute, Gabrifanten>
BanquierS> Spra@lebrer unp @elebrtc,
&iinitler, belpnoer8 Wuiife, unb eini9e
rei9e Gamilien> bte BON ibrem @ern,Saen
leben. Der 9r6Bere Tbeil 1T arm, lebr
arm, unb Deriiebt etnen 9rpben Ebetl per
am 1@le@teiten be3oblten @e1@dfte> piele
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bayern, unb tas efelbafte @elddft Der
Youprettefabrif in Bonpy miro bios BON
Deutlden belorat> bic Elm 9anses Dorf
bort biloen. 8enisitens Elm Dritttbeil
per @@netper9eleQen finp Deutl9e, aber
bS9ften8 Elm 3cbntel ber @@neipermciiter.
Die peutl9en @9netper9eleQen iteben bei
Der polisei in feinem 9uten Nuf; fe bat
ptel 9e9ea ibre Sitten, ,,np nod t,tebr oe
gen ibre politif gu @a9en. Sie taben bic
@ewpbnbeit> >penn iie 3uiammenarbeiten,
t9 Sprle(en 3,t la0en, uno pablen babel
Dor Nuem i9le9te Nomane unp iociali ti<
14e S9rthen; 70 fa9t weni9fens Elm ebez
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@erl9wSrun9en antraf unp 1nebrere Male
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ler. Nber tm NQ9emetnen Neben beutl9e
Mrbetter in bel5erem Nufe. o..1. : r:50
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F4en 8erSlferun9; ite be,pobnen feline eiz
9enen Stabtpiertel> ibre Sntere0en aer>
itreuen fte, nur ba, no iie 9anse @erfz
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ten balten fe 3uiammen. Die mei(}en bei<
ratben fran35flde Grauen> bic &inber 9e<
ben in fron35f19e S@ulen pper Qebre II.
70 ielten ote @dter gut GransSfl6 lernen>
10 Ielten rerittben pie &inter Dcutl9, pber
i1e perstfen balp, mas fte selernt baten ;
fie fallen Der @pnlptrattpn anbein,, pcer
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unperplltli9en 2lecent in Der Musipra9e.
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peutl9e Stapt 9ewpreen, 11no &per f19 nur
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tenpe meralii&e @irfunsbtrppr9ebra@t
unb bab fte parts pappr be,pabrt bat, BET
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-27
Ser 6laube unb bic &hraube.

Dem Sprt9wprt sufcl9e tann Der
@laute 8er9e perieben, rpenn aber bic
Meni9en 9an;e @a0en unp einSelne 5duz
ler perleBen pouen rann mllen iie es
unter Nnfren9unS tbrer eisenen &rdfte
lelbt tbun. 3u Gbicaso i'm @taat SUI
'nois 1purOe i'm Grublins pieies Subre8
cine srpBarttse Mrbett sewast, pel@e Gau>
jenpe yon 3uldauern berteilpdte unp nit
@rfaunen erflute, Sc banpelte I@ ndu1<
lid parum, Elm srobes !5dulerquaprat
an rer @traee, tpel@e bem llfer pe9 Mt>
9iean>Sees entlans siebt b6ber 3u beben,
neil pa0elbe 3u tief lag tno feu@t tpar,
Dieter Blpd bate cine 2dn9e 1on 800
6ue, enttdlt nt@t tpentaer als bret3ebn
&dben unb Ma9a3ine oer 9r1bten Nrt unp
Gin 0rpBeS bpppeltes Marmpr9ebdupe, IN
tpel@em fi@ biz @arinetant tefnbtt. Die
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-27
&unft0eftbi@ @tli1e MebatllpnS. +

&nntt8efbt @tlt9e MebaillonS.
Die ctrldnpii@e @@au@ptelrrin Dert
Suroan, bic betm 8e9inn ibrer tbeatrali:
i@en, ,9aufbabn al6 Mlib Granci8 auftrat
wurpe fpdter betut Drurye&ane>G Gbeate,
an8eiteQt, bic Tapprttin bes 5er3peS ppu
Clarence oes no@mali8en &6nieS @ilz
belm ". Don England, benz iie 5 SSbnt
unb ebeniopiele 166ter sebar. @oue 20
Sabre lebte fte NIT pem .@er3o8e i'm S9lol1e
8uibYparf BET &onppn. SIN Sabre 1911
trennte ct ii6 DON ibr. Mrs. Sorpon
tebrte sur 8Ibne suruf nnp farb 1915
3u ct. @louo an 9ebro@enem 6erse&,. Jbt
alteiter @pbn @raf Wuniter (9eb. 1794)
marb balp mad Der Tbrcnbeiteisun9 ieiz
nc6 8ater8 peer Spn Gnotanp. g. III
oerielbe Der ftb 1912 oas Sete>, nabn1.
Sin lltn9erer @pbn ber Mib Sorban fun
strt lebt als Gaplan bet &1ntain @ictoria.
Wttb Melpn> bte> berpr fife ben 8onz
outer @outt6 9ebetratbet batte, 9lei6fall6
S@aulptelerin 9eweiea mar permdblte I9
na@ benen &poe (per quite Mann binterz
ltee ibr Elm tletne6 Nabe!oelb BON 10000
e ldbrlt9er Ginfiinfte) NIT Q9illiam Nuz
brey, 1'euntem 6er;p9 Don ct. Mlban6,
etnem 9}a9fommen Der i6Snen @lepnpre
@mprne une @arl6 II. ncn Gn9lann.
Sie lelber itarb am IA. 9uauit 1887 {;
binterlieb Elm &ermS9en BON 100000 e
unc 1eBte Mib Nn9elo 8uroett bic jiin9ite
Ic9ter ces enaltlden porlamentsmitaliez
bes Sir 6ranciS 8urcett ;ur uniye,l lal<
erbin ein> un1 peren !6anb ii9 ter Spbn
bes 5er;p9s Don Norfplt uno 2ouis Noz
pplecn peraetens be>part.
D{e >ve{mariI1e 5ofl6auipteltrin Ga
roline Sa9enonn (9eb. 1926 9ef. 1900
BON Der 5erSootn Nmalia na& Monnbeim
9eldidt. um itd 1,nter Sfflanb's 9eitune
fir bic 8abne au63ubtlren, ,purpe in @ei~
mar en9a9irt> Der 2ieblius pes Yublitums
uno bic @elte5te tes @robbeyscsS Carl
Nu9uit> ber ibr oas &itteraut |6ei9enpprf
gu Gaben le9te unb iie sur Grau vpn Sci
9enporf erbob.
Die 8erliner 5ofl9aulpielerin Caroline
Bauer ci-devant @unltpame pes &Szz
nt9S 2eopolc Yon 8el9te&1> >pdr cine 3ettz
lang @rdfn BON Mpntsomery.
Die @iener Gan;erin Tberele GlSler
1T bic gu Infer !6onp onsetraute @emob=
lin te6 Yrtn5en Mpolbert Ypn Yreueen.
Die @dn9erin 5enriette @pnntag wurpe
@rdGn &o1i.
Die emit 10 eefeterte Sdneerin Sopbie
2Iwe 1T felt mebreren Sabren bic @e,uab<
lin be6 Girfen DON 2i@tent tein.
Die 8egdnfttste bes &bnt9s QBilbelm
BON Wiirtember9 1T bic peniipnirte 6pfz
1@auiptelertn Mmalte Stubenrau6, bic
8efbertn Don 3wet Ter i9Sniten Yaldite
IN Stuttgart.
Die sldn3enbne 9auibabn bieler @rt
bat bic frabere 8auetfeurantin bet &p>
penba9ener .6oftiibne, Die ci-devant YuB<
ma6erin 2ouiie @6rifiane &a6mu0en aez
ma@t. sic 1T felt benz Sabre 1850 Die
mpr9anatild ansetroute @emobltn &Snto
Griep1i6'6 VII. Don Ddnemarf ber lie
sur Netds9rdfn DON Danner erboben unb
ibr eri uulan9it sur Geier itre6 48fen
@eturt6feites, paS beriibmte 2u utl9lpb
Sd9er6iprtt6 als fiinfti9en Bittmen0b
etnaer1umt bat,
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@arteu=&ttD=Sptel,

Gde Der Sicrten unb MinneiotazStrabe,
ct. paul, Ninn.
11nter3ei@neter empfeblt 6iern1it benz osrsbrtsn
beutlden Vublifum in uuo auber Mnnelpta jein
neu erSfneteS> bequem unb gut eineeri4teteS aolt~
baus. @elesentli9 oprfebrenee tpie bier an1aBiss
@dite fnben in meinem 5ouie quite Semirtbuus
sur teten 8efriebi9uus nler 9ereebten Mn1pri1be.
Mit Tnbrmerfen 9eilence mSeen bebersisen,
ba6 (i@ beim 5aule quite @taauns befnbft.
115 Galpar GantieMi.
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Grnft uno Sher;-

&ecept;u einer bpmpeppo>
tti@en @uppe.-N Nimm ;wei ser=
bunserte Sauben banae ile am &iiden<
fenlter cer &rt auf pab ibr @datten in
eiren Gppf nit 10 &anneu 8a0er faQe>
tc6e lan9lam 10 Stunpen uno 9it einen
&rcpfen no& je 10 Ea9en in einem @lale
Wo0er.
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Moeuten Der y 4finu. Staate5e'tn"9'
0Dtur1p1Nth

Moeuteu Der aftnn. Staats5e't""e'
Minnelpta.
6,aiuas uno Dafota 60. 5err 9er,os:
% Hsm- linn unb Bropn County st: Iorlter,
a. srietsr uup Nicolet &ty QD. 9htmmel,
5t.Qnt1ouy u. Nliuaiapolis, 0rtb u S"'5'aaa'
Garper ct. 3ult.
Manfatp 5,rr Yfah. c4 e4.r.~
Gid nater unp 8aibinson 9ty 81. S&eTsr'
SSiupua uub g4npna @tY 5r. Ttl9er.
Beaeplain 5err 4ransS. 2eYoerlteot; a.:.
Haribault, Nice g., 5err @ottTrteo Gleds"fe'"'
New- Irier 9err @ueen 1bein'
Neao8 Gambling, $. Duerre.
Neb Wng, 9err Scbn Brteerteb'
g4atalbam, Geors 9uber.
8uifalo Gitv, Wisc. 81. S4attlsr,
6ountain @ity, @isc. Or. @pabr.
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9(prtb=S{$efferu=SptcI.

@de BET &pbert~, uno Tiinften Straben
st. pauL Minn.
Oiele5 seraumise, nit luftisen 3iu,mern Wobl-
perlebene uno in jeoer Be3iebuus c0mfortabel ein~
eer6tcte ueue @alt~ uub Acltban5, 1T biermit Der
@unif bes YublitumS BEL tens empfotlen BON
SO Sui. @rpB, @iaeutbimer
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~ i1t1teipta Spufe,

Gde Der Glnften uno BabalbawiraBe,
ct. YauI, '>H",
empfeblt lein ueu eingeri9tetes G5aitbaus befens.
Neilenoe unb @epaf teroen uaeb unb Don ben
Bpoteu gratis befDrpert,
6armer fnben ba CUTE @taQun9cu.
Nicplaus y ottote1er,
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$pte1 6aber,
Tprt< Strabe, ge9enUber Der altsn
r@9>pei3erz5eimatb".
unter3ei9neter empfeblt biermit ieinen alten
6reunbei, III Ntinncota unb tem Yublitum i'm
NQsemeincn lein neuerSTuetea beqnem unb tpbn-
lid einserihteteS @af= NIB apNbaus.
@elc9entlid sertebreuee, spie bier anla{itss
wertbe Safe fneen tit ntcinem 5auie CUTE Be-
tpirtbuns unb gefrietienng aQer sere9ten Nn~
ipriebs.
@ute Staluus tefnpet V9 btt IT 5aule.
paul Saber.
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Gbarles &enrp,
6eutl6er Trte6en8rt6ter,
St. Mntbpny> Winn.
Sbere Gtabt.
fultu8 6cprQit,

Juliu8 @epr9ii,
Sffentlt9e1 Nptar>
@de ber Wabbam- unb 6ten StraBs, sesenib.r
ber fran3Dl. tatb. STRIDE,
empfeblt f@ leinen eeutlaen Mitbilreern! 3ur
Mnfertigune unb 8eelautteune bon seri9tli9en
Dufumenten unb llrtunben, ais: 8autbrleten,
6Ypptbefen (Deebs uno Mortsases), Wietbs-
unb .@el9afts> Gontratteu> 3snamenten> goar
maebten fir bas Sulanb unb Qeutl4ane, iotrtt
3ur Belpreune aller III oos Mptarfad' einla!aeen-
ben @e14Gfte. 1b52.1Ot
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Or. Gpfeuf,

praftil9er NSt, @eburtSbelfer uno
Sperateur>
eewabrt arsli9en 8eiltano fir ale arantbe'ten
6.s mGnnli1en unb tpeblben 0el9le6tS uno
perlpribt bei umicbtiser 8ebanelung ni9t nur bic
DermDsensperbdltni0e &rmer 81 berudp@ttgen,
1pnbern aud nur na9 polltcmm:ner 9silun9 9o-
norar au peraneen.
MiIltena bei Gntbinbuneen nad 1mltanoen BON
So, 90 aufmartS.
Sffice: Gde Der Minueiuta= une Dritten ctr.
Melben3: 6ortltrabe.
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@e1ell1daftb bel elmer &ints<
tau fe.-pfarrer: vWber ba5 mus
i@ ibnen la9en Ser @&ntps> lp piel bab
i@ lan9e ni@t oetrunfen ais beute bel
Sbrem Teite!"
Mebner: u,5err Yfarrer Shne Sbr
@eod6tnib Serldbt Sbne pieber."
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ste,1e ele9ante @eitauratipa
i'm Qlthen1unn.

@de bcr gr9auee unt Yiue @traBe.
Dieies neu eiuseri&tete &tabli6emeut it bier
NIT bem perebrteu peutl@eu YutlitNm beltenS em-
pfpblen.
@an,mtlicte Mrten falter @peilen Gnb ltet5 au
baben, beB9leibeu surtrefli9eS Qaeerbier unp ale
lonltiSen @etranfe in ppr3i1eliber Gualttdt.
g. gH nj III er
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6eprQ 6ruber,

2Q9erbter @alpn,
gierte @trabe, binter bem r@inslop< 9aule,"
Seoen 0ioraen oon go ubr 2un9
"come il faut.''
ct. VauI.
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Die sweterlet Spet1en. -
(S aft: v96Dne &ellnertn> t9 >piin19e
etn 5trn 5u boben,"
&ellnertn: Gbut mir leib, 9irn
bab' t6 fein'6, Qber a 6ers!"
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Jpbn &aaeenmiller's
9!tttSburQ Qa4erbier<@Qlpn

Gde Der Oritteu unb 9obert- Ctr.
ct. paul, Wfinn.
EzS SD baltic ltet5 sutes 2aeerbier, beli-
fate 8ranbieS, Gdte 5aSanna> &igarren, ausae~
seihneteu Gmmentbaler unp 2imbureer &a1e, TO-
wie anbere talte Speiien pprrdtbig.
9Ber's nidt elaubeu min, rer tpn.me unb iiter~
seuae jit Guer 6reunp
Spbm 5aaeen miiller.