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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
Neue WQuren!

9teue Mdaren!
6rMbiabrS= & &pnantcrsMtooem!
4 Der unterseianete erlaubt i9. leinen
NJ wertben Treunoen uno @pnuer', lp'pte benz
-M1- peutlden Yrtlifum itsrbauEt ar3u5e19en,
hab er lein b%efauntes aussebebnte5 Wager pOn:
@erren> II. &naben< &let6ern,
6uten unb Miiben,
5ernter>
5anplbuben,
5alsz II. Sal 9enta9ern,
Strimpfen
So entrd9ern u. . ~, II. I. ~.
pieber ppQjtaueis ~alortirt bat> une our9 auBerlt
sortbeilbafte gintaufe in ben Stane 9eleet 1T,
tiliaer ~ yerfaufeu, ais eill aneerss 9auS tn Der
Staot.
Gin reidbaltiaeS Eager beutlder, fran5Oll@er,
enellder uno omerifatil9er
Slider Dpesfins, @aiemere, Welten<
Stofe II. (. ~.
tets surratbig uup su osn n~ieSsrltsn Saarprei,sn
~ baben.
Oas Wublifum tpiro erlu9t, ib ppn btr 9uten
Sualitdt uuo ben biQisen Yreil cn meiner Waarsn
All iberseuSen.
Sucpb Nswman,
1855 Gritte @troBe, ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
8rtef Elite.
@puntoQ, ben IS. Mpril. 1860.

&ermtI6te Mn3etgen.
DeutI9er @ptte6oienf
lit Der Smntanuelsfirde Der eSanselil9en @emein-
Idaft, @dt Der Vine< unb elften StraBe, 9e9en-
iber Capt. Cana, ieben Counting Mprsen uni
10 ubr, Mtenbs y ubr. Mittpo9 Mtenbs u
lbr. Srbn $ d nj etter> Yrebi9er.
Oeutibe Samf,
ct. YauL Minnel pta.
@elb, Briefe, ober Na9ri9ten liesen Dor fir
Nr. 12O, Sobann Gfart.
1872, Scbann Martin Muler.
1873, Subann. Splepb Yalme.
al Barbara @trpbberser.
y 142, &atbarina @belbereer
2bi.tO s. u. g. @iIItuS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
mprbtbatcn ourh 1nStaner.-@rl

Wprotbaten ourb Jnotancr.-@rue>
~alleemein unr seredt 1T bic Gntriifuns, srelhe bic
Nispermegslun9en ubarmlrier" Sneianer III Sali~
f~prnieu berYprruf e,,. 9llein grcB unb faum er<
tra9li1 linb au9 bic Qeiben Der @reusbsmpbner,
trel,11 bic in ibrer N6be ba>lenben Sntiausr ebcn
ni9t born,lus iinb> wie te Disser=Snoianer in
Aaliiornien> %ipnbern 1olde absefeimte Diete wie
I'M lerr @innebn9ces poer lul9e morbbereite 6al-
lurten> ME UT ere Dacrtas u. @bippetpas. 2Gu=
sere Set bat nitbt5 Sun 1ntbaten bur1 Snbianer
Y~erlautet, ALIEN Is 5Geint, ais Oh bic &otbbGrte
NIT einem Male na9bplen mpllen, mas lie yer
ldrmt. Gin Correspondent bes Yiuneer ano De-
mrcrat nou Nctp< llm idreibt:
@m. Iutts> friiber ein Mitslieo Yrr Grlpuel
Mpble5 grpebition, serlieD Msw>lllm am II. Mar5
uno ,nan bat 1eitbsm nidts spn ibn
Man Dermutbet, baB Ct BON Snbianera ermcroet
murbe. Srbu &einader, ein otter Mnletler bel
9aratpga @priu9s unp laa9e in Oieniten ber
Docota Company, tparb II Meile1 1iome ltli9 BON
uDireler's 6urt" bur9 ben ~@ptton&ppub1uD Ct
murbet 9efunoeu. CT mar III ben Giden eel9ol-
leu, unb bic Nu9el bate aus Der Brul ibren NuS<
gang sencmmen. sluBeretm bate ct 5pei 5iet-
wuneen iber ben &upf. @ein 9%epliinber tes Tubr<
wsrf fam leer naG 8rown's plab surld> uno bic
les fuhrte CUR MuTinoung leiner Qei@e. 3err
Mlbrisbt, ter ppn Dacota uad New-l1lm 3urid<
sefo,a,nen it, last> bab 3uei 2eute, bic fir einen
gewilen @llpn IN ter Nabe Der Guelen bes &pt-
toutpuro pel3tbiere fanssn, Dermibt ueroen, uno
psrmutblia ME &einader spn ben Yauftens um~
9stradt purbeu.
AuBerbem Dirt nau lit jener @esenp pisl BON
pferpeoiebfablen uno ionfis II Diebereien, uno
es wiro CUR 8ertutua9 srIberer TreSel allsemein
ols nctbmenois betrabtet, bab se9en bic lleteltba-
ter @iererYer9elta,s seiibt merbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
&>eue $anblun9

&ebenSmttteln Il. @pe5ereten.
Die llnter3ti9neten brinsen hermit benz perebr<
ten T'utlitum sur aenntnib, bab le Elm neues g.
i@aft in
@rpcerien,
Qebensmitteln,
6ridten H.. @emd1en,
lspie in alien III tei e Bran9e ldlasenben Wrtifeln
erSfnet babfn.
Sbr @tonb 1T Gde ber Z. II. Minnelota Str.
49, 8erbunten nit bieleu, Ge19Ift 1T cine
s>@> 5anblune in Qi9tern pcn eisensr Tatrif
uub better Qualitat.
o. @@neQer. umlaS nit serinsem Vrcft fir
baar 1T nm ere &eeel.
88b &reib II. 8ir19.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

Gbree Cheers for 3obn!-Sobn @infer, Fem
beuti@en publitunt ribmlidf tefannt als eben1a-
Tiger @afseber im Milmautie Qaeerbier> Saloon
an Der SadiunfraBe, bat, pie ber 2eier aus ber
anseise erilebt, bic @irtbi&aft bel Der pittsburs
Brauerei ibernpmmen, u. tpirb vIeQes" @reieni6
na9 Styl uub 8rau1 NIT einen1 CONCERT an.
nd9ftn @cnntas eelebriren.
!Rinber, bort it's aud nidt 19le1t;
.Darun, gun, Spbn Minfer
QaBt un5 9ebn, unb it's Gu9 re9t,
@ebn mir ettpaS finter.
NP @ir lenten bic Mufr,erf lamfeit Der &C.
tbrten 2elerin auf bic an3eise pom Sees Drysopb
@tl@dft, mel9ts als cine nod ni&t felt laneem,
etatlirte 6anbluns I'D bemabt, an Yreilen unb
Mustabl erfclerei9 nit ben altern gu tcnturrirtn.
EF Sra, liettr @ann, ME bas fist unt
pa6t! unt pel9 Elm pra&tio7 unb mic biais !"
bSrten mir eint beuti&e 1ausfrau ausrufen, teren
@emabl ii9 Eel perm @arfs, benz ausortcmmen~
ben Glerf in ben, 5srrentleiber- Depot BON Satub
Meumon G.. :. Ans.) einen rSuit1 3useest
bate !; tasessn betlaste IT'D Gin 8efaunter bitter
ater bieielte 9antluns, neil Ct bort Dor Sabr unb
Gas einen &pd setauft, ran lem gar tein Ser
gang" lei, trcs alien strapesirens; er bate serx
einen ueuen, ater Der ralte @rttfrieb" Bleibe i'm.
uaer Jung. SSH tbeilen biele 1batiade benz publi-
fun, CUR Notijnabu,e gang i'm Bertrauen nit ; aber
fase Riemaub perm Ra1ts ttpas baron.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

Ia Smmer Der Mlte, tpsnn aud
BON Der @utb Der &lemente aus ieinen1 alien Cd
@tpre urten lit Der Dritten Stra6e sertrieben,
it unier Treunt unb Mitbirser 80 NJ. 9eipp.
a(u9 in ieintm neueu @trre, Critic 9trabe, uu<
Der rMprQp- 5a0' fIbrt er Mrtitel scn Der
ielben Cite nnb in slei9 GROCER Nuswabl nit in
ieinem alien Dor Der srcbeu 8atafrcpbe. Drop
in"> Ia9t Der Muerifaner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

Deut1de6 @aitbaus
r3um 8airti9en @pf"
npn Ben. Gnbreb,
lite @traBe, nabe ter 2aabuns,
Sbatopee, @cott So. . Wtinnelota.
Dieles Iebr freunoli@ %eelesene, pcbl eineeri@-
nnb iberbaupt MQem gum Comfort Ser NIT Gubr>
ptrfen &eiienben Netbpentieen auf's bette Ger
iebene @aibaus eu,piieblt hermit bent serebrten
putlitu,n er9etenf
s8b Ben. Gnbreb, Gisentbuner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
@tel3er<9pu{e.

@bilipp Stelier, gistntbumer.
ct. peter, Wtnn.
Diel.s neue @afbaus 1T fur oas reilenbe pubIi-
FUN iebt erSHnet. Rofsdnser beim Sag ptretn
III ben tiQisfen Yreilen aufsencmmen. 9ute
5tauuns unb @a1er itets 3u baben.
Mu9 1T bier bic @tasezSffce fit 1ra<
perle bes @ipur, ct. peter uno Nep> ulnn.
Wof&ai1tn seben sen bier aus Mcutass unb
6rtitass BON ct. Yeter na@ Nsm-llm unb am
rd9ttn Sage rttcur.
Na& IA Gro0e Dienitaes uub @amftaes,
Mpnta9S unt Greita9s rttpur.
MtnneiptQ<@au8,
Mantatp, Ode pon Gront> unb vlum : @trabe,
GlemenS &rpu.
Der rnteraei9nete lenft hermit ~ersebenf bic
Mufmertlamteit bes putlifum auf ltin pcblein~
seri@tetes @aitbaus gum
Mtnnelotaz6 aus,
peldss in Be3us auf feline inntre AusRattuns,
preiIe unb 8ebienuns teineu dbuli9en Gtabli6e-
unent in, Ncrbnefcn na9febt.
Gs pirb beionbers barauf bin8etpieltn, bab il9
sci benz 9auie CUTE Staluns beGneet nnb aQe
@ertsu Gutter fir Yfsrst unb S@ien ftts su ba-
ben iinb.
89k Clemens 9rpu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

armen @eruns!adten tieie Irauer;eilm leieu, 70
mDsen tic sl,elei1 Sic trtilide 3adridt ssrne9=
men, tab bisr eiels CUTE Msnlssn aufridtis urn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

&b. Telbbauier,
5Gutler III
@rpcerten unb YrpDiltpnen,
SadionzS trage>
awil9en Der 6inftsn uns 5etstcn.
DIR l1%uterei6nete empFeblt IG benz yuttitum
prn ct. paul, irwie aud tcu RauIeuten auf
Dem Sanee nit alien @rrteu sr1 @emiiramaaren,
3uder, .8oNee uao Sbee, spn Der 9epSbnl;dlteu
bis CUR fstu|ten @prte.
Nabrunssmittel perte1 aui has 8iuislfe yer
tauft.
Ybilipr 6eIt1auler.
Groceries! Groceries! Groceries!
&. .. Slidbter & So.
-.. .s baten bet $3.50
fd5lnen Gtpre nit Der marmcr= Trpnt
in Der Sad pn<S traee,
swii4sn ter @iertea unb Jii,,ften in Der NIbe
bes Sen,perens<5 aules,
een,ietbet> unp seioen BEN @inwpbnsrn BON ct.
Yaul Mne umaegene a6tunasSca AT, taB
lie fcrt:abrerc srDbere SencunSea
Npn
@tQpel< Il. s.
Yrcpilipnen, @cincn, QifSren unc
@t9arre,> Sdenfzl ltsn1lien,
Setlemoorn, Ndesl>
0la5 II. !. ~, II. I. ~.
empf1ngt, ais je auf ben Marft spn ct. paul
9etradt rurcen.
Diele @aareu ~pferirem mir @usrcs uub Gnbetnil
nit eirem ~eerin9sn YrrIit iiber heu
8eaenpreis fir 8aar.
uniere Waaren wereen fir haar defauft uub
auf ben Mdrften bes 9iibens une > tens rrn Ell
mem Mitelicb Der 6irmu ppn lan9iGbriser @rfab-
rung int 0anoel aus9etpdblt, unc terteu unfebl-
bar Diejeni9en bcfrieei9eN, bic ms nit ibremt 8e>
iud beebrcn.
QSir wirnIdeu Defenders bic Nufmerflamfeit prn
8au1 euteu uub 5aublern i'm Sv,eru Ncu Miuue-
Icta ouf bic Sbatiadc Su leufen, bag mir @aareu
1T ct. Yaul - niee1i9 vertaufea, ais lie an Yldsen
weiter unten am Slug ~Sertauft pcreen fSnne1t, no.
cur4 :3eit uub untpien eripart weroen.
94u@ ~telrrsen mir Cit umfa1euees
Specitipnsz une @pmmtlitons : @ei9dft.
51ieBen @elter auf Confirmation, 16iTen @aa-
rem mad alien Yunften Der pberu 6lI1e
uub bes Sunern NIT Der 9rSBteu
S9ncQiettit.
@ir tesabIcu AT Jarmer bic bE9tcu Mtarft,
preile fir ibre Yrpcufte, @etreibs uno @inises.
~ Oeut1de &unoen weroen in ibrer
Mutterlpra9e auf'5 Treuncit@fe beoient.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
Or.@p(enf,

0r. @pIenf,
prafttider Mr;t uno @eburt6 elfer
3. 5tra6e,
unterbalt Burbants' @rpreb-Sffee.
COS ct. PAUL Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
ETNA INSURANCE CO,
IT,. 6artf orb, Gpnn.
No. 6 Mpeer's 8lpd.

-. 81, sOO,OOO
l1eberidu6 m /. San. 1S6O...... 500, 900
8etriets-& Capital $780, 900
Die Dauerbafti9feit uno 3uSerl1jNsfeit elmer
&eriderunss @elealdaft bin9t mebr bon ber
Natur Der @a9e aIs ron Der Ma1e ~cerlelten al,
mir lenfen eaber bic &ufmerflamfeit bes Yubli-
fumS auf bic ful9ence
specification peS 8etrieb5 = Capital Der
Metna 81.
9aar $47O.646 90
Ser. Staaten 5-prcs. @tpd 156.75 90
@taats- Bpnos scn Nem-y crt, Obic,
SenueNee, &entudg, DiiNouri> Sri.
disau uub Snbiana 224,SS2 90
9tpd BON New=gcrt Staet> 8anfeu 619,71O 90
9tcd nuu 9artfpro YanteN 242,30O 90
Stcd pom antern 8anten 93>S16 90
Br:eS Dpn ben Stibteu 9artfrrh,
8rccflYn, &rde1tsr unb Ser ley 2O9,O69 90
@tct Der 5artfcre unb Nembavsu g.
5eubabn $1,000 90
{Stpd Sun anbern @i5eubabnen 29,664 90
9trG BON Der Connecticut &iper g.. 1850 %
u%nrerl&ulbetes @runeeisentbum 1896 90
@9uleiaes @elb auf 5Ypptbefen 454 20
GiuSutallrenpe Bills 7,O4O 90
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21
q. 81. . ..

@dntmtltds Mit1l,crer res Ninusirto>6 ains,
SIR. 1, merpeu bisrmit f%rtuneIid, rineslopsn, nad
item Iienstoa> Zen "a. Mpril, CUR Auartalser<
%iammlun9 unp Seamtenwabl rsdt sablrti@ 81 er-
idetnen:
SIM Nuftrase bes 5a;ns:
S. Yeter 9%eitner, SEM,
0ffretIr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

6. s.. &burmeier S. Gr.
Deutl9e
Speceret>paaren @an6lun0,
@bplelale uno &ctail,
@fe BON Sadlonz unc finfter Straee>
ct. Yaul, Miuu.
6ail'8 Mau@~ unb @bnupf=xabaf,
@i9arren>
beutl9e TrU6te, @t6prie,
5erin9e, Sarpellen &c.
iets an 5anb, 1uuie Gin eutes Eager Sun
9fd9eln> Tenfer9la6, porcelatn> Stetrz
unb T~Dpfermaoren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

@@ir batten 1eleernhci!, tieier Sage 9rn.
Mrnclb unb Cos Brauersi eincn 3eiud atsutat-
ten unt uns an Srt 3une Ste(le scn eer 8ertred-
li&tsit ibre5 @etraua sl itsracust,. Sbr Sci
i%snfeller tirst famplen Siuf, nnb ibr 2aeerbier,
ron teln mir protten, bat a0e Gusenben zines niaf-
f9en" 0strdnfS. g.n s@ .>!.a
@irt l9 i'm Mpnat M9aieu ~
Der CUTE 1rant ersiebea,
unb aus Der Gd7er &eiben
~ Die 2abunesqueQe fieben,
s"L Dann labt bic 8useln tcQern
IN l1ne labt bic @ldier flineen
-5 unt labt' lie &esel fclern, i' ."'."
81 To4 Sbr scr allen Dineen- .'.
i1 @tebet ME bic @laueru felt,
@enn Guh Mrnplb's 8Sdlein lDbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

mUsen tie 3u9le;b sic trtlhide Nadridt ser1ebs
men, bab bier pisle CUTE MsniGen aufridtis urn
ibN trnuern.
Sur @arnuno an ~fpcfu1atiDe Da-
meu.-QDie Der ~Yerelrte 2eisr unb he serebrte
9slerin aus einsr Mptis 1T ei,sr onteru Spalte ses
Blattss lebt, 1T Ter 9tanbalproseB Der 6raulein
Gfie Gar|lans sesen ben Miairnir Sbam in 2.
Sniau;, seseu bas Traulein entldieeen pcrten.
Befanntlid bate bic %eenalsntc Dame BEN YrcSeb
1T erler Snfans s%linseno 9etppnnen u,t pon ter
Sury 800, 900 GntiddriSuns 5uselprrden erbal-
ten, tel@e Der alte Burl9e ibr fir ben @ererub
aablen icltc, Der ibr barauS ermadIen, baB er fem
0erlpre6en, bas Gffele CUR Masame 5bap 3u
ma@en> ni@t eetalten.
Die aasemeine Nnti9t mar, ba6 Gffe aud ben
Yro5eB lit s~peiter Snitan3 a%epinnen werbe, aQeirt
Staw battle cine gauge Mrmee @pione in ale
@elt aussel6idt, unb oielen tpar es eelungen, in
Der gersan9enbeit Cites 10 Sisle serba1tiee Stel=
len aus3utunel1aften, bab it@ plSblt9 bes alien
@bap's Mftien bebeutent bpben. ..4
Sober AnB, beu Gffe 1T ibrem 2eten segeben
pper empfanoen BON einem fribern 2iebbattr, jebe
Balna9t, bic lie our@tansL jeber Musfue rad
tinem Babe pber irs Jreie, ben lie lit 8esleitune
zines junsen 5errn sentadt> ia lelbf wr lie einen
Setter ans juusfrauli&e 5ers ssbridt, aQes, aQes
batten bic @dniifFer auaeefunaen ,nb aQss purbe
Der Surs er5ablt> unb uur bas, wenisite taprn
frnnte gfis leusnsa> isltt iel&e Oinse ni&t> bic
su oelitater Natur fnb els bab mir bier baraut
~anipielen ~biirfen. llnb pas mar tas Gnbe pom
0;one 2 EfGe rr,,E{e fA Ma k;;hSde NN;;nhd,eu
wiideu. @baw bebalt feline 500, 600 une fe
bic Blanase, wie e. Grauensiumern sebDrt, tie
bic ,peiblide @6am 10 teit Ser9elen %fSnnen, bab
lt bic ~sarteiten @ebeimni6e ibres 9ersens (?) Dor
bic @eridte serren, tint @elo BON einem reiden
armen alien Snneseieaen gu erpreNen. GfTe's
9eilpisl mSse alien sur Charming bienen, welde
bic Ma9ri&t BON benz anfau9liden grfelee jener
PANE ~Yerleitet baten fSnnte> abnli9e Spetulatip<
nen 81 wagen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-21

,pit", vaut,s" pser r5tcFel"> Son iO!dsn @,eten-
ftreihen irl er iiA fern balten> pean CT l'9 niat
tei oaen anlanrisen Meniden stenlo in MiB'
CREDIT trinaen wiu, wie bel rem junsen Gbefaar>
in eeien @liidsbimuel CT nit leinem ldeusliden
5DQenl1rm bineinpoltert. ~. j
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-31
DIED:

In New Millport, Oct. 25th, TILMAN, son OF
Jacob and Mary Arnold, aged y's, l month
and lo days. The departed child was lov ely
one; one whose death will be mourned by a
large circle OF friends.
Farewell my son, my lovely son,
Go far from me to dwell;
My blessing and my prayers are thine,
My lovely boy, farewell. HIS.
In Goshen .p., on Sept. 25th ,iof diph,heria,
ARCHIBALD c., son Of VIM. l.. and Elizabeth
Shaw, aged II years, l month and 25 days.
In Goshen tp., on Oct. 2lst, EMILY JANE,
daughter of William l.. and Elizabeth Shaw,
aged 13 years, month and "a days.
Christ will all needful strength impart;
Lingcr, and doubt no more;
With streaming eyes and aching heart
His pardoning grace implore.
Come then-come nova Savior seek
Be pardoned, saved and blest;
0 come, ye weary, faint and weak,
And Christ will give you rest. MES.
In Lawrence tp., on Oct. 29th, CHARLES ED.
WARD M'MULLIN, son of n. K. and Hannah NJ
Mullin, aged years, Il months and 10 days.
The deceased, was active and intelligent
boy, whose life gave promise of comfort and
satisfaction to his parents. His sufferings,
though OF short duration, were very severe.
Death came to him in the form of dropsy in the
chest so insiduously and with such violence that
it bafiled all medical skill. He was conscious
until the last; and spoke of hearing beautiful
and heavenly sounds. Parents need not la
ment for one they know has gone to better
land above. The poet has beautifully said
.lt must be sweet, in childhood, to give back
The spirit to its Maker, ere the heart
Has grown familiar with the paths of sim
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-31
TAg RAFTsNlAu,s JouRNAL.

tits comm on observation that there are more
sufferers from debility, among Americans than
can be found among any other civilized nation.
The reason is obvious. We take too little exercise
and forget the wants of the body in the absorbing
pursuits OF business In all such cases, ordinary
medicines can do but little good. What is requir-
ed Is just such tonic and invigorator as DR.. j
hestetter has given to the world, in his Celebra-
ted 'Bitters' The weak and nervous denizen of
the counting house, the exhausted toiler upon the
shop board, and the prostrated student of the mid
night lamp, have found wonderful regenerator
IN the 'Bltters, and prefer it to pretentious
but less effcacious medicines But it should not
be forgotten that the agent which is so magical
in its inhu ence upon frame which is merely de-
biltated, is equally powerful in assisting nature
to expel the mo terrible forms of disease. Who
would not give it trial? Sold by druggists and
dealers everywhere T See advertisement in an
other column of this paper.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-10-31
T AND AT PUBLIC sALE.-Tbe subscri-

7 AND AT PUBLIC SALE.-The subscri-
- ber will offer at public sale at his residence
in Penn township, on the 24th of 9th month next
being 4th of the week, the following described
tracts or pieces of land: 1st. A farm of ninety
six acres lying in said township about of mile
from Pennville, adjoining lands of VIM. E. John
son, Joseph Davis, Thomas w ain and others the
improvements are a two story frame house, nearly
new, with cellar and kitchen and excellent foun-
tain of running water at the door, log barn, or
chard, and about sixty acres cleared and under
good fence: the balance well timbered. End A
lot of timber land, adjoining the above tract, of
y acres, containing inexhaustable quarry of
Limestone of very superior quality. The above
will be sold together separately to suit purcha-
sers. Sale to commence at o'clock Terms made
easy to purchasers. ANDREW MOORE
Grampian Hills, 9 mo. Goth, 196O-4t
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ARREST OF OWE OF rurcr.R,o, Mn.

ARREST OF ONE OF THE CLARION MURDERERs.
Our readers will probably recollect that in
the beginning of September Mr.. Jared Lewis.
whilst attempting to arrest two men named
Logue and Davis, was shot and died in few
minutes after. About four weeks since, whilst
Mt the 'sStone House, in Butler County, Off
Ger Hague of Pittsburgh ascertaIned that Da-
Wis and Logue were the seme parties who had
recently stolen two horses in that county.
4liaeue proceeded to Ashtabula county. Ohio.
mheie Logue had a brothers, in-law residing.
- nere lie learned that Davis. whose real name
II II s. seems is ShotwelI, and Charles Logue, had
iei. nl lor MARSHALL in Michigan, where ShotweI,s
,a.uer .aie Is nving; Hague, ,afterreturniag home,
again went to Michigan, and accomnanied nv
9Ilicer " Mchinstry of Cleveland and Denutv
q, T. 5. Marshal Moore of Detroit. who tney
Shotwell, they went to Rolling Prairie whore
they found that the Shotwell family had 60
Ggrety moved to place about 81 miles d s istans
hApiaining the object to the son of fsrms,
WI Sith whom Shotwell was working. he aava
tnem couple guns, with which they nro,sad' m sado
ea, ea 70 the field and passing themselves off as
d;sshoofs d;sss cunning, arrested ShotweIl without
SnSuity. He was brought to PITTSBURGH La
Waa Wanaay morning, and was taken to Clarion ON
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THE JOURNAL.
cLEARFIELD, PA, OCTOBER 81, 1860.

New MILITARY COMPAN Y.-A new company
TO be called the Washington Cadets, is being
started in this place. All the preliminary ar
rangements have been made, and the following
officers elected Captain, John 0. Lorraine )
lst Lieut.. L. R. Mer-ell, I'd Lieut.. john W :.
Bieler; lst Sergeant, G. W. Rheem "a Chas.
Larrimer. Sd, B. Stumph; 4th, A. =. flani-
gan +; Ensign, Joseph Shrk; Quarter Master,
David McGaughey. The Captain is now East
buying the IN materials for uniforms, ana IN
short time we may expect the company 10 De
ready for drill. The company now numbers
about so members.
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The DIsUNIoN HUMBUG.-A dispatch from
Warrington City, dated Oct. 26th, says =
Judge Meek, the bosom friend of Mr. Yancy
and Speaker of the Alabama House of. Repre-
sentatives, has been here a few days, and de-
clares there will be no disruption of the Union
in case OF Mr. Lincoln's election. He also
says the charge that Mr.. Douglas framed the
Lecompton Constitution, as it was submitted
to the people of Kansas. and the assertion that
any anti-Douglas man was offered the Vice.
Presidential nomination Oh the Douglas ticket,
are both too silly for anybody to believe.
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A LITTLE GIRL FIGHTING BEAR.-The fol-
lowing circumstance is said to have occurred
in the town of Forest, in Badax county, Wis
consin. Two children, aged nine and eleven,
where digging ginseng, and came in contact
with bear of large size, which seized the
younger ard mangled it in shocking manner,
when the father, hearing the screams Of the
child, came to its rescue, and found the elder,
a girl, combating with the furious beast like
a noble champion. He succeeded in driving
the bear away, and proceeded on his way home,
the bear following for some distance, not will
ling to depart without his anticipated booty.
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TINTED STATES HOTEL, philipsburg

II M ED 81 A i ES 1UTEL, PhIIipsburg.
y Centre county, Pa.-The undersigned would
respectfully inform the travelling public that he
has recently purchased the above named Hotel
which he has remodeled and furnished with new
beds, &c, and is now prepared to accommodate all
customers in the best manner possible. His house
is pleasantly located, and therefore desirable
stopping place. His table will at all times be sup
piled with the best in the market and his bar will
be filled with the best liquors in this section of
country. He would especially invite his Clear
field county friends to give him call they
pass along. being fully persuaded that he can rem
der satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their custom. TH0S. ROBINS.
Philipsburg, May 9th, 1860
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I oOK HERE, GENTLEMEN.-wAGoN

III OOh III Eh Il, U EN- LIE ME n wv ATUN
A SHOP AHEAD .!.!-The subscriber thankful
for past favors, takes this method of informing
his old customers and the public in general, that
he has removed his shop from the Foundry TO the
shop formerly occupied by George w. Orr, on Sec
ond street, CIearfeld Pa, where he will continue
to manufacture Wagons of every description. to
order, of good material and in a workmanlike
manner. AIso, Wheelbarrows, Harrows, Grain
cradles, &c, made short notice, in superior
style, and of the best stock. Repairing Of every
kind done with dispatch. and on reasonable terms
June 30, 1859. WILLIAM r. BROWN