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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-03
VOL. XU.-NO. II.
MIDSUMMER.

From the Atlantic Monthly for August.
Around this lovely valley rise
The purple hills OF Paradise.
Oh, softly on yon banks of haze
Her rosy face the Summer lays
Becalmed along the azure sky,
The argosies of cloudland lie,
Whose Shores with many shining rift,
Far off their pearl.white peaks uplift
Through all the long midsummer day
The meadow sides are sweet with hay.
/ seek the coolest sheltered seat
Just where the field and forest meet
Where grow the pine trees tall and bland,
The ancient oaks austere and grand,
And fringy roots and pebbles fret
The ripples of the rivulet.
/ watch the mowers as they 60
Through the tall grass, white-sleeved row
With even stroke their scythes they swing,
In tune their merry whetstones ring,
Behind the nimble youngsters run
And toss the thick swarths in the sun
The cattle Craze while warm and still,
Slopes the broad pasture, basks the hill,
And bright, when summer breezes break,
The green wheat crinkles like lake.
The butterfly and bumble-bee
Come to the pleasant woods with me;
Quickly before me runs the quail,
The chickens skulk behind the rail,
High up the lone wOod.pigeon sits,
And the woodpecker pecks and fits.
Sweet woodland music sinks and swells,
The brooklet rings its tinkling bells,
The swarming insects drone and hum,
The partridge beats his throbbing drum,
The squirrel leaps among the boughs,
And chatters in his leafy house.
The oriole flashes by; and look
Into the mirror of the brook,
Where the vain blue bird trims his coat,
Two tiny feathers fall and float.
As silently, as tenderly,
The down of peace descends on me.
Oh, this is peace! have no need
Of friend to talk, of book to read:
A dear Companion here abides;
Close to my thrilling heart He hides;
The holy silence is His Voice;
lie and listen and rejoice.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-03

TAG BLAcKBERRY CRoP. The blackberry
crop will be in full perfection by next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

GgThe friends Of Mr.. Douglas in
Ohio pretended not to know where Mr.
Breckenridge is to get his votes from in
the free States. They will find out after
the election is over. The following para
graph, which we clip from the Cosho cton
Democrat, tells the truth as concerns that
county, and the same may be said OF
every county in Obie.
1t cannot be concealed that there are
many democrats in this county who de-
sire 10 vote for Mr. Breckenridge. They
may change their minds before the cleo
tion-but it will not do to get up angry
discussions with them. Keep cool, anc
exercise moderation on both sides, anc
all will come right.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
Political Movements in Ohio.

A Convention of the National Demo
cracy of Lake county was held at Palnes~
vile on the 30,h uIt Daniel j. French
was appointed chairman, and j. Root
Secretary. A Central Committee, con-
sisling Of Oliver Andrews, Matthew L..
Root, Horace 5. Fay, James Hunt and
C. S. Bartlett. The following resolutions
were adopted
Resolped, That We heartily approve the
course our Chief Magistrate. james Bu'
chanan, has pursued from the date OF his
inauguration up to the present time; and
that we will support John G. Breckln.
ridge and Joseph Lane as the TRUE
nominees OF the National Democratic
Party to the extent of our influence anc
ability.
Resoyued, That the National Demo
cracy of Lake County is now organized
and ready 10 meet our political friends ii
other parts Of the State TO help iorm al
electoral ticket.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
BowshervilIe Picnic.
Mr.. EDIToR:

Mr.. EDIToR:
Last Saturday I had the pleasure Of
being present at a picnic Of the scholars
and. teachers of the Bowsherville Ten
Eyke, and Jack Oak Corner schools,
taught respectively by Misses Jury. Duly
and Barber, who met in Barnett Hughes
beautiful grove Of forest oaks near his
residence. Many were there from other
school districts and from the neighboring
towns, which swelled the crowd to several
hundred.
s Appropriate addresses were delivered
by Rev. Day. John Berry, Cyrus Sears,
Esqrs., which were :nterspersed with
singing, declamations, DC, by the schol
ars, and sweet music by the Marseille:
Brass Band.
After few congratulatory remarks BY
DR., Williams, all repaired to the long ta'
bic loaded with the good things of thi
world, where with appetites sharp ant
keen, we did most abundantly satisfy thu
pressing wants Of the inner man. al
were ''satis6ed," and many basketstul
left.
The managers. 7. Hughes, Sweazy
Brevard, H Bowen, Ten Eyke and others
are deserving Of much credit for thei
kind attention to outsiders, and the goo'
order that characterised the perform
ance.
We must say in behalf Of the little one
that they behaved themselves with du
order and propriety. May their shadow
never grow less. j. H. W.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
INPECTINE, THE
Persian Fever Charm.

TyOR the prevention and cure of Fever and
Apue and Bilious Fevers. This wonder
nj remedy was brought to the knowledge of
the present proprietors by friend who has
been great traveller in Persia and and the
Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he
experienced severe attack of Fever and Ague
On discovering his condition, one of the Boat
naen took from his person an Amulet. saying
"Wear this and no Fever will tutch you"
Although incredulous as to its virtues; he
complied and experienced immediate relief,
and has since always found it an effectual
protection from all malarious complaints.
On further investigation he found that the
boatman attributed to it miraculous powers,
and said thatit could only be obtained from
the P Iiest Of the Sun. Sometime afterwards,
the gentleman in conversing with a Priest
obtained from him the secret off its preparation
and ascertained where the medicinal herbs
were found, of which it was compounded
The wonderful virtues of this article have in
duced full belief in the minds of the natives
in the miraculous healing powers of thei !
Priests,
Since his return to America, it has been
tried with the bapPiest effect by several La
dies and Gentlemen Of high character, who
have given it the most unqualified praise.-
This remedy having been a specific in Persi'
for hundreds of years for the prevention ane
cure of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-
is now offered to the American people.
1t will be sent by mail prerared with full
directions for use, on receipt of one dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Mai
!, st. Richmond. Va. Branch Office, Bank O
Commerce Building, New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX d CO.,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
sabbath school Festival.

There will be Sabbath School Festi,
val held by the Upper Sandusky Union
Sabbath School, on Wednesday. the 25!h
day Of July, 1860, Mt Major Sears grove
All the scholars, parents. teachers ana
friends, of the Sabbath Schools IN TINS
vicinity arc cordially invited to attend
Those who come from distance, are res
oussted to meet at the United Brethren
Church, in Upper Sandusky, by clock
A. M or as soon thereafter as passble.
After forming the process'cn--in which
Schools from a distance will take the
precedence--and arrivi & at the grove.
The order of exercise will be as follows:
PROGRAMME.
Music.
PRAYER.
Address. BY Rev, w. Noble.
Music.
Address by Rev. A. B. kirllaud.
Music.
Address by Rev. B. W. Day.
Music.
Refreshments.
Doxology and Brnediclion.
D. D. &, Phillips. I'D,
Provisions may belefL at the Lrthera n
Church, until O'Clock A. NJ, of the
25th inst. If it should be more conven-
lent to any person, provisions may be de-
livered at the grove. The committee
have made arrangements TO meet the ex.
penses the invitation is free.
W. KIEIlL. Chr.
Geo. Crrwford, Sec'y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
Sale of DIR. M'Lane's Vermifuses

Among the hundreds of letters, certl'
fcates and orders received by the proprie-
tors, Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh, Pa, OF
this medicine, the following are selected
to show its character, and the effect of its
use in distant part Of the West:
New PROVIDENCE, Team, July I, 1851.
MEssRs FLEMING BRos,-Please send
the Vermi(uge for us as soon as possible,
as we are nearly out, and the demand for
it is verv great. We believe it to be
the best Vermifuce ever invented.
PORTER & DYCUS.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS. of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
vermifuges in comparison are worthless
DR.. M'Lanes genuine Vermifuge. also
his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be
bad at all respectable drug stores.-
None genaine aoithout the signature of
42. FLEMING BROS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

wThe "Lady's Book" for August
is on our table, beautiful as the face ot
nature, and useful as natures works. IL
is fast becoming, indeed we might say 's'
one of the great dependencies Of Amer''
can ladies', and we think their fair sisters
across the water might profit by peru
sci of its pages. Success to it for many
wears to come. So per year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

Ay"Arthur's Magazine" for August
h |, beeu::received .and read with deep in
terest. We always feel better, and more
able to play well our part on lifes varying
stages after reading Arthur. 1t has some
thing for all ages and tastes, and even the
little ones gladly welcome its treasure o
youthful amusement and instruction.
lis embellishments for August. are beau
tiful. Terms, So per year
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

Mg~"Will the Intellectual editor OF the
Pioneer tell his readers how much 1t co st
them to import and train speakers for
their ratification rneeting'-- Union.
With pleasure, neighbor. l; cost,
"nary red," sir.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
New Goods.

New Goods.
Our friend,sR. Robbins, is already in
the field with fresh supply OF new goods
Dolph is going to be prepared for our
farmers when they sell their wheat
Sensible felow--hope his enterprise will
be duly appreciated
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
s,uIn,ky. Dny,on & Cincinnati n. II.
IIubbard's

New Cash store is out in new adver-
,isement this week. They are selling
stacks Of goods at remarkably low prices
and we are glad Of it, for men who ad'
vertise liberally deserve TO succeed
Drop in and take look at their masn''
icent assortment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
Good Pictures.

Mr.. Thomas Miller is now taking as
good pictures at his rooms in this
place as can be procured any where in
the State. He spares neither trouble nor
expense to obtain and become acquainted
with all the improvements in the art
Call and see his specimens.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

This invaluable medicines is unfaiins in f]n
cure otall those painful and dangerous diseas'
es to which the female constitution is subject
1t moderates all excess and removes all OBJ
struetions, and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regd-
lari,y.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, hears the Coz
eminent Stamp Of Great Britain, 10 prevent
countevfeits.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19


Terms--One Dollar& FiftvCents IN advance.
Two Tnllors il payment is delayed till after
.L W. .,ooa Do', 81 ,ho psar NJ nancr will be dis
continued until all arrearsges are paid, except
''' " .,-...
us M. ~ - 'iHT'nn.S N 9. N Va and
irg Agents, no ~ n"ssn' o... ..nts for tbrap.
~ oar" s'"'e TIsv ara nnthorized TO ccntract for
us at our lowest rates,
=. =, . r,..
B-The ClNolNNArI Tyre FOUNDRY 1oarhNf i.''
are authorized to act as our agents III that cliy'
cu1cuvsrrp 4 sANyoRp. Proprietors of the
Merchants Advertising, Commission and Col,
lrcting Agency. are agents for tins 'hpfr !"
tho cities OF Philadclnhia, Pa. Wilmington
I w, o,'e' ", W NJ
-. - s..zs.''y ~,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

vCHE New York Cash Store hs =, -.
= ceived fine stock ef Fauilv-l Jus. ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

IF you want fine embroidered collar for 81
l. cents, 100 pieces dress trimmings from l3i}9
TO 1917, call at the New York Cash Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19
The Nominations.
MONEY WILL BE
PRESIDEN r
In spite of Politicians

Being hard up, bound to make raise, aud
determined to change my mode Of doing busi
ness, will sell my entire stock of A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-19

Ye t to be sold at half price. Tfyou think
We are gassing drop in and examine for YOUR
sell 'e;. MlLTON HENRY, FOREMAN
J u,le 7. go
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I'll l,'a ,,niere 4b5o,,a,',s,ss,''te,, 4bb5,a'sss,''ttte I'M
= ,,, -, ,Qnnbe. !,

:s3 Tim: uns Die loppbl pem 2eier, uno mo-
,nentli@ Sen, ! ab4tn Sen :2eier als
ING itlt& f&erli$ bS&f; w'ii1p'erpa;'tttBe' 'i1' ;':3
.&laselieper pesen ldnslalne&' yGinBebbe1l1ls
Der Mbonnementebetrdse i'm 2lQsemeinen
3u eriparen, finpen mir uns peranlabt> Der
folsenben 9fotis il, ieper Numnter Der
Staat6seitunps1% Il etne, ;plog. s'l 9rbfn,* ~ an
Dem iie 1i6t in @efabr 1T, ieerlebea 5u
1peroen,. Dieienisen unlerer mertben Abon<
nenten, ,ztl@e pie leeren @te(len in Der
Nott3 auseefiiut fnpen> m6sen bteS ais
cine pefnittpe Grtldruns anltben> pap tpir
ibnen 11ur nod 4 9lumn'ern, etn(9lieblt@
perjenteen, pelae bic er.ite 81 q bnuns
entbdlt, suienoen tperren, wen11 'peoer
ir,3mii9en etne Nn3dbluns auf bic alte11
&ldfdnbe erfolet> nod ocr Mbonnen'ents>
preis fir bas leBte 6albiabr ein9elaact
wirb. ~
9err Sbr
Mbpnnement fir bic Wtrl11.
@taatS3ettung 1T NIT 9frp.
. be8: ten Sabr9a1198
ab9elaufen.
:. " SIRE &Qfltdnpe betra9en
S " Sbne Mn5ablun9
fam Sbnen bie 5taatS5cit-
ung 11iibt ferner jlt9elen6et
1perben. ... Die @rpe6tttpn,
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@amphr bdit1inl Deinem 2ebsn mic 8lut
>seuu8 tm 2eibe Sebabt nm eitt1Beib {9y>
11pr 81 fiifbfi1l 6I3 ihrp8l Nfonf,p3 N5e1hf;f1e

0nn1nnr il hdft1fn Deirfrt1 iQehrft ME gNnt
oeenlla I'M .Qsibe debabt, INN ein .gseibl 9hy>
ney 81 6;fnei;I 26lSl ;hres gNonn,s Gfelcf;fl,
&ube bier riefliett Y3rio,,b! auflpTin>
de,io ,iabi unit ibetn 'Eue 3auf Sen Bonen
=totnpftnpg pos nos aSn,e. G3ebdn6e orpb1te
pofrl inllo ih E,td; tstmo 81 9N6ulera ai,err
l1topfeni2 q r5tip lzssbr fplIj oewprbtn? sgp1<
hen mir ms e;,1ai,nef 81 66He zbfeffif,,;2 2
ESnarteG,fer sNnrpsr kisl mir !nadt t@nnn
MhtpuioI fo1nu,fli. i,pp, ,pir spilo,If ii tb,In
fnbe,t iunp t,.ns ippu ptns 6d;uftiaen9 4 90c,Iz
ta1,ern 5einioe iibrcr oplnentn 1&reu;e ino
~@bultusbt1pet ausbiite,1 4Vefpen absr y :bier
|>bdltet gh,be, pos bitte ithb mir aug, nlaio
Efsts Die 8tftmntbeit, nit Der pieiea a9potte
FNeRrp1en 1purpelt, per{eblte au{ L ie beipen
-Gr;tirnten ibre @irfuno niett. 12paluaer
mari db auf leinen Sattcl suriid, inpem
CT NOD 1einen bdmil6en 8lid mad Gun
ming laupte, uuo pieler lpannte 1eine piz
3nple alb uno {tefte fte wieper tn beu @urt,
tnbem er ladeno ,aQte,: IT,. ...
vBanac MAIDEN att ntbt." .~;r5-.'
rgStr mu0en ,naden, tab mir nad ben,
@elteng tpmmcn, es miro bier 3u enae,"
1nabm 8riauo ater,nols pa6 Mprt, inrem
er feline fleirc pfcite an,iueete. ,,Sb
m5bte mi1eu, wpfiir mir lei Gan Saci11to
,ei9entlid unierc 5aut HI Mlarfte aetraaeu
:baten ? Segt no1pem mir bic &altanien
aus Dem 1Scuer Qebplt> tcmmcn bic ,petlen
5srren yon oriiben beriiber> ,,ebmen fib
Sanp, icyen fib gan; bequem init ibre1,
9hgern bin uuo MAIDEN Gjeete, bauer,
t3u@tbluler uup @aloeu - bel Gjptt unp
unitrciue; Der pas 2unp nit leiucm 8lute
eroberte, mug maden, paB CT fprtfpnu,t.
,cS-i]t cine Sbonpc -Neftet man eiumol
sufduia eiucS ibrer pferpe rrn Der SSeipe
ipen obnez lie um Grlaubuie oefroot ~
baten> 10 maden tic cinen Qdrn,> als ipenu
@uu9er mas aeldebcu, uup in tbreu perz
can,mteu @ejegen baben fie Qar ben @al<
9en oarauf eeleBt. yletu, bier 1T es
.Ni9ts mebr: fit cinen prpcutlideu &erl>
mir mlj{en no6 Gun Mntpnip. 9{user<.
Dent ac{allt mir bier oas ~2anr nidt, poe
t,,lte Nieber 1Auttelt etncm rie 31bue aus
Dem Munre, unp manhmal it nitbt mcbr
Yemeauna in oer 9uft, ais in eiucm Baf;
ufen; pa lptc i1 mir ben Beiteu NIT 1eiz
nem ewioen ggirp uup leincn bclIen gSol<
fern. BORT mci6 man 9lhts pom 55iebern."t
r: Sin fur9ttorer Dcnnerlbla9 mae,tc
Der Nece 8rianp'5 elm @uce, mp Elm
Strpm opu 8libcu per1heudbte ouf piele
zSefunoeu pas Differ, weldes fib ldbou
iiter Zen Balp etleat bate.
~ u6allpb! mas fommt BORT our@ pasI
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Grnit uuo G1er,.

Ma den 9lei@en ben Natb<
leln, cic ibr SnterelIe perlieren, ipbalp
man lie gan; fennt. Sie iino ber Sonne
;u ccr9|et9en, um wel9e Die Ntdnner
als plancten III iteler 8epe1un9 freiltn.
SerI1mdbte 2iebbaber merpen BON ib>
rem gfebenbubler> rer Grpe, Yerpunfelt
uno treten in bic Wonpf pfnlternib. @ild<
lib bic Spnnen> wel9e allo pas 2i1t per
Welt tit tbrcr 0etpalt ba3en. un9lltlt1
Die Widnner> wel9e an Der Wpncfniter>
otB Der Stebe leioen Neine unl1ulptee
Wfdp6cn fno Netallt5ni9e; 1obalp iis
aber an eem Sue en- oer mdnuli1enSdu,eis
9elet ruben werpen iie Netauprynen.
Gin nod 10 lASnes Mdo@en> mel9es
tcine geifti9cn Galente beiigt, tann nt6t
feileln. Man ;iebt pod inner rie puf<
tence Slumen9abe pe5 Qen;e5 zen farben/
l@iuernren 8lltben >peit Ypr> bic elei9lam
gang obne @eiit oa}teben. Die einfa<e>
Wlrjt9e !6yactn:ben9lode> pie i1neeioe
aromatilde Narcii1e be3aubern INNER; bic
SldnSencite, f96nite &ulpe idaut man
an unp IN 9ebt Yoriiter. (@. Nicpl. -
uuiere a&tidbri9en 6rdulein6 lpielen init
pupp4er, bic 18zjdbri9en nit StuBer<
den uno bic. funfSi9jabri9en nit !5lnp<
den. 94 ru lieber @ott! Wenn pu
feline StuBer&en uno fcine ,5inp@en &C.
19afTen .batteit unp e6 feline. plpp@en
9abe T. 1nubteu ia ale uniere Trdulein6
. 4
Dor lltlQer QHelle 1terbeu. p. ..e -rr r,
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MtnnefptQ<6Qu8,

Manfatp, Gde Don 6ront< unb plum >@tra6e.
...,.. BON ..., ... ...
Clemens &rpn.
Der l1nter3ei4nrte lentt biermit ereebenit bic
Au1mertiamfeit pcs putlifum auf lein ,pobleiu-
seri&tetes @aitbaus gum tJEj15'ijTI5'E
Minne)ota<6aue, >.
pel@ss in 8e3ug auf feline innere NusRattuua.
prsilt uno gebitnung feinem dbnlit&,n Gtatlii1s.
ment i'm Nrrbptften na9ftebt. ss'' .s'
Ss pire be!onbers baraul tingcpieien, bag (d
pei Gem !oaule quite StaQuus befntrt nnb aae
Sorten Gutter tur Yferee uno OGien ftets ,u ba>
Zen limb. ...s.,....,,''sa sa
! o9b Glemens 9rpn.
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= &n6.- u8etra6ten fie mid als ei>
11en Bettler, ber Sic nm Elm Mlu1oltn an
.flebt 1unp sebens fte mir ols @ate einen
&ab>" iaste Elm 2ion gu einem eei1rei&eu
Wtde9fn.3 -suS@l bebaure," er,pitperte
otfR. ui@t lam ni@ts 9eben, Bonn i4 bas,
be 19on einen s. .9au6armenw
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'@drtcu=&tfn=6pfeI. .

Gde Der Vlerten un6 Winnelo StraBe,
ct. paul, Minn.
llnteraei9neter empfeblt biermit bem perebrten
eeutI@eu Yublifum III uno auber Minuelota Ieiu
neu erDfnetes, tequem unb gut cineeri9tet.s 8oft~
baus. @elegentlid norfebrenbe tuie bier an1d6iae
@dite finben in u,einem 5auie quite 8emirtbunq
sur belten 8efriebi9un9 allcr 9ere9ten Mnlpru&e.
Mlit Vnbrperten Ncilenbe mSgen beberaigfn,
eae ldb beim 9aule CUTE Stallung befnbet.
115 Ga1par gantieni.
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Drllepforrt : Saloon,
Critic Gttd6c

Srtffc Gftdke, w.
s~''asn &albinet'n- une SSrant4in Strabe,
. ct. pauL - Minmtiota.a
Dieier @alon 1T auf bas Niooernite eineeri4-
tet, liefert ehte @etrante, bat iets cine AusrabI
BON auSmartieen 3eitunsen auaiegen unb semabrt
ben @aiten bas pra&tpoue panprama pon Glu6
unb Bergen. - =. go
81. @abriel1en.
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,2.MSafbiu8tpn=&aus.

Orttte StrdBe, St ptttr, Wfinn.
Disies 5utel bat cine AnjaW som aerdumietn
3ir7meru unb tefitt Mberbaupt ale Sequemlitb.:
teiteu zines 5auies eriter Alale.f r, %
@ute StaQunSen Euo ten 9auie bfiaeflat.
Die poa@aile Serlabt bas rgBaibtuaton> 6auss
fir Neu- 11lut lebtn Greitae u. aRcntaa Roratr, p
9eter parfi, Giaentbiiu,er.
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ct. Yaul.
StDrfb=Q{Scifcrn=6Dfel.

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Gde Der Nobert> ,np Sim ften @traben
...,,.;r st. YauL @inn. ...l54
Gteies serdun,iee, nit Iuftigen 3immern tpobt-
scriebene unp in jeeer Beaiebuna comfcrtabel ein-
gerittete ueue GAIT unb Rcftbans, 1T bieruit brr
CUNT beS publifun,s beitens empfcblen son
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ct. PAUL
enpaeblt lein neu einseri&tetes @afbaus beaens.
Nclenre uno 0epad werben na9 unb ppn ben
Bpoten gratis befSrbert.
Gar1mer fnben ba CUTE Stalluneen.
NicplauS y Ottgie1er.
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Macutcn Der minn, Staats5ett""e'"
W(tune(pta.
6aniuo5 unp Datota 81. 5err 9sr3os:
Tem- linn uno Brotpn County 6r. 6prlter,
5t.ant1ony u. Minniapulis, Ortb u. anoSlaud,
Carver ct. Suit,
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Weueplaiu 5err Brona y. 5eyeeraeot:
6ar,baut, 9iice 9O., 5err Gottfr'eS 6ledenlte'n.
giew- Lrer Dcrr @uoen Ibein.
Neacs Gambling 8. Duerre.
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Ga Grolls, Serr 5sil.o
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Monfotp. sWfnn

Der l1ntersei3stte empfeblt fein neues, auf
eas Stquemlte ein8eri9tetc 5aus. &eiienbe fin.
ben ba einaelne 3immer unb 9uten otutl@en Iil&.
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"come il fault"
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Safob OpnD,
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ment ppn feinen unp prbinaren MSoe!n. III
BeReuunsen uerben 1dneu unp piinftlidb ucn
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Der l1nter3ei&nete bena9ri9tiet bas publifunt,
oaB er unter obtgem Na1nen etn beuti4es 9ptel
erD6net bat, bas Neiieuben ale Bequemlitteiteu
barbietet. - ~ .i:"z .., :, .'.
@ Sir @taQuneen 1T ebenfaQs auf tas
Bette eeioret. @eiter.
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Niilwaufie &agerbier< @QQe,
Ste Stra6e, 3pii9en @abalbatp II. Gipar,
Son
Nobed II. Sancfe.
Bier TETS Bonn bef fen int Wfarft. -,4 -,
8alte @peiien ieber Mrt unb allie fein.
9Sarme @etriufc na9 Der 9teeel ber &unit.
9lles. waS bas 5ers beeebrt pirp eewabrt-
9teue ele9ante 9teitaurattpu
i'm Mtbenaunt, ..... ..:.:.
Gde ber Gr4anse Yine @tra6e.
Dielcs neu eiuseri9tete @tabliNemcnt III bier
NIT benz perebrttn peutl9eu Yublitum beiens em-
pfublen. ...,...... ....... ....,...
@ammtlide Mrten talter @peilen Gnb lets III
baben, bebsleiden SortreFli9es Qaeerbier unp aQe
ipnlissn Wetraast i'll vptsasli9er Qualitat.
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