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The new era., 1860-07-05
SAUK RAPIDS. MIN, THURSDAY, JULY. s. 1860 !. !

were they disposed to do it, But the
habit oflhving in the neglect OF cloanIi-
ness has become SO deeply imbued in
their nature, that reform is almost be-
yondI hope 1t is as difficult to eradi-
cate as any vice to which. they are
edicted Their Disgusting flthiness was
one Of the greatest barriers to familiar
intercourse with them. es .f-gras
Their household furniture correspond
ed to their habitations. Their cook
ing utensils and kitchen apparatus con-
sisted ofa few tin kettles and tin pans.
and a. lew wooden ladies' and wooden
spoons of their own manufacture. These
were. seldom if ever washed. They
cook most of their food by boiling it,
and eat II without salt or other season.
ing. When the kettle Of ffood is cooked.
IL is usually taken out into tin pans or
wooden bowls and distributed around
the lodge, several eating from the same
pan, each one using a spoon, wooden
ladle, a knife, or his hands, as is most
convenient. rra7 sG Aae s.7|
Their bed is the ground their pill
low some old sack filled with filthy rags,
piece of wood, or handful of hay;-
their covering single blanket They
sleep. in cold weather, with their feet
towards the fire, which they keep burn
ing during the night. 9s1 t9
These habitations are not only filthy
and inconvenient, but they are exceed
ingly uncomfortable, and subject those
who occupy them to suffering and dis
ease They are constantly filled with
smoke, much injuring the eyes. They
are leaky and damp in wet weather.
In winter they are very cold, Exposing
their occupants to feyers, pulmonary
affections, and rheumatism. nQI
The new era., 1860-07-05
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

hat | had listened to the pleadingsa OF
that gentle sister. or loving wife, when
they warned me not to yield. But lasl
thought it no ham; and now low can
lfsecnre myself f,om othis fiend who is
hourly winding lme more firmly in his
naeshes g! No, no. s'tis too ials, TOO later
o, heartrending spectacle!
Might one more bold effort, one
more pleading word, softly whispered
IN his ear, from one he loved, have
saved him: Perchance it might. Who
can tell the effect, if added to- the first
had come up the combined voices of all
theladies Of his acquaintance, bringing
to bear such volley of argument a.
gainst II that he would have been asham-
ed to. yield. Every woman has her in
fiuence, and il that influence be rightly
directed il would be soon visible in the
improved moral a and religious progress
ofthe people of the land. Do we suf-
fieien'ly feel this? We are all aware
that in our fashionable circles, where
card playing is a chief amusemehnt, that
not only gentlemen, but ladies, those
who should be first in pointing out its
tendencies. are among the active game
sters. Is such our postion?: Should
ace, who should be first to discard its
soul-destroylng influence. be found
among its Uoiaries !? We think from eve
ny true-hearted woman will come up the
response, No Then let us strive to
gain name and a station worthy of an
American woman, by ever giving our
hearts and voices, willing helpers for
the cause of suffering humanity.
= sa55eeh s8esa oeW s1 LILLE.
FAIR HAVEN, MINI. June IL. go.
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Written for the New Era.
Card Playing.

So various are the ways, and many
the articles used by the old serpent,
Satan, who first tempted our mother,
Eve, when reclining in the blissfal
shades Of Paradise, to sin.-I say, so
various are the means used by this soul
destroying enemy, that while others
sing the praises of Virgil Bonaparte
or Washington, or extol the might Of
Empires or the glory of Kings, let me
assume the humber, though no less i'm
portant duty Of raising my feeble voice
in behalf of poor neglected humanity. -
Who. ask, would not disclaim the
powers that be, and loudly expatiate
against the evil that would be likely to
befall our community, were some one
to attempt fitting up an establishment
for the purpose ofkeeping for sale intox-
icating liquors' Yes, feel sure that
our readers at least would all cry out
against such an outrage upon our tenn
perance principles. eida mes9a fe
Well then, come with me and let us
search out the root of this evil; and
when we see it in its true light, / feel
assured you will be ready to cry ''Eure-
ka. u have found it. You are al
ready aware to what | allude. merely
that of Card Playing You ask, how
can playing for amusement effect, or
what has it to do with intemperance
In the first place, playing for amuse-
ment, innocent as it may seem, has
such attractions and excitements, for
those engaged IN it, as almost to unfit
the mind for anything useful or instruct
i've. In the second place, it leads to
playing for gain playing for gain, in
its turn, leads to the keeping of late
hours, when the senses grow dull and
the eyes heavy from over taxation, and
consequently stimulus must be taken
to arouse them! From this easily ac-
quired habit, the victim goes down,
down, the abyss, until nothing is suffi-
cient 10 stay him from the ruinous gulf
which lies before him. s 4es
View him here as he stands upon the
brink, nay the very Threshold of de-
struction, striving and graspins at
straws, as they were,- and bitterly de-
ploring his lost condition. loudly, tho
Intellectually calling for help. But alas |!
all who surround him in. that dismal
abyss, are as utterly lost and sundone as
himself. All! then listen to- his be-
wailings as he exclaims, sob that ! had
nspsr, neusr, ncrer lent myself a willing
tool to that hateful game Yes, play
ing for amusement-tbqt was the first
step in, my 1downwardi course. Would
The new era., 1860-07-05
$ c eIerten.
"Of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven" .Ha

By MRS. E. Z. YOUNG
How quietly she lies,
Closed are The ustrous eyes,
Whose fringed lids, so meek,
Rest on the placid cheek;
While, round .he forehead fair,
Twines the light golden hair,
Clnging with wondrous grace
Unto the cheru5 face.
Tread softly near her, dear ones. Let her sleep
would not have my darling wake to weep.
Mark how her head doth rest
Upon her snowy breast, <.t.t
While, meath the shadow Of dropping curl
One little shoulder nestles like pearl,
And the small waxen fingers. careless, clasp
| White odrous flowers in their tiny grasp;
| Blossoms most sweet
Crown her pure. brow, and cluster Ger her feet
Snre earth hath never known thing more fair
Than she who gently, calmly sIumbcrs there.
Alas! tits Death, not sleep,
That grds her in its frozen slumbers deep.
No balmy breath comes forth
From the slight parted mouth,
Nor heaves the little breast, aa
In It's unyieding rest;
Dear fingers clasp s. E..,t-.-
Flow'rs in unconscious grasp
Woe, woe is me, oh! lone, bereaved mother
It's Death that hath my treasure, and nons 9th
er.
No more hear the voice,
Whose loving accents made my heart feJoics;
No more within my arms
Fold hear rosy charms.
find, gazing down into the liquid spendor
the brown eyes serenely, softly tender,
Print rapturous kisses on the gentle brow.
SO cold and pallid now.
No more, no more! repining heart be still,
And trust in Him who doeth ali things well.
Oh, happy little one! 4h.t
How soon her race was run - gg4 aaa
Her pain and suff'rng Ger, 1.rt
Herself from sin secure. .f. t-
Not hers to wander through the waste ofyears,
Sow ing in hope, to gather nought but tears;
Nor care, nor strife, 7s8
Dimmed her brief day Of life. r..-rr
All true souls cherished her, and fcndiy strove
To guard from every i'll my meek white dove.
Love, in IFS essence - D. t.E..~f
Porvaded her sweet presence.
How WANING were her ways;
Her little child-like grace,
And the mute pleadings of her innocent eyes.
Selling the heart with sudden, soft surprise,
As if an angel, unaware, aadssq0 tasd
Had strayed from Heaven, here; -r4 yar,.
find, saddened at the dark aud downward road,
Averted her meek gaze, and sought her Father,
1r1d aGed. 1goi 51a gea.5 9aF I
10 her new spiritual birth, 7nl ni aHaf5ai r
No garments soiied with earth ai bssa aas4
Cling round the little FORM, that happy strays.
Up through the gates; Of pearl and golden ways.
Where sister spirits meet her.
And angels joyful greet her, doa 49,
Arrayed ia robes Of white, :. csa4 se4t..t
She walks the paths Of light;
Adjoining the bright city ofour God, &. ~
The glorious realms by saints and martyrs trod,
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Rousseau tells US. that to write good
love-letter, you ought to begin without
knowing what you mean to say, and fn-
ish without knowing what you have
said.
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@eltern Abenb meloete uus uni er Repcrter
nod Tol9enoeS
Der perbuftcte 8eacof 1T Elm Iebr ~uerrufes
neS Subleft. @etern N6eno 6 ll6r fanc i'm
licliden StationSbauS ein : erbSr nit pieient
Gerl ltatt.
Der ein5i9e 3eu9e mar Gam. g. Nctpn,
Ueiber einer fleinen Ireipe all Der Roao nabe
Brcotlpu. St lugte aus @rap unO Ococpd
farnen Wontas Nadt8 II ubr an mein 6au8
uno tpedten mi9. @rap fragte mad leitem
Weibe. SD laste, le lei nidt ba. pa irasten
lte na4 Ttnfer (eS 1T rie8 baS ndmli9e Wiit.
slieb beg GiSers@lub8, blS AUDI unter Rem 0tas
men WPcSlpaiu auf9efibrt wirO.)
Der l3euse er5iblte nun 509erno, baB grap
uno Yeaccd nad einem bena9barten Saule sez
san9en, oab @rap bier bic Ebire einseldIa=
9ell u1o nit benz STUFF e: y~Ueroanmte s., i@
babe Did nuu !" S9ldae au8aetbetlt babe.
3u9leia babe cine meiblipe Stimme I'M Sulfe
Serufe len. Im anberen Gage babe Jpn @rap
UNI etn 9efabrt 9ebeten, oanlit ct nit Ieiner
Trau nad Baltimore fa9ren tSnne. 8olp bare
auf Babe ct, 3sase, 9eRGrt, DAP bic 6rau ses
Itprben.
Sin weiteres 8erbSr iOl beute abeno ltatt-
filoen.
Die 2eide Der @rmorbeten purbe I'm bic
Wabnuns ibrer Gltern III Walbertr. sebra9t.
pier belt Gcrrner @reentree geItern Snquef.
Jtaboem bic Surp cine nit benz Sbi9en
itberetnltinmenoe Sdiloerun9 oe8 Sales pers
nomnnet, fdQte Iie oaS 8erbift, baB bic 8c1z
ltcrbe1e but6 Sdldse bon 2ecmaro SO. @rop
SIT i6rem Eppe setommen Iei.
Webr SO etepre in Iu81i6t. Gin
ia4perfdnoiser Correspondent bes Ybilaoel.
pbter D9ebser" la9t, DAP bic @ode pom 16.
big %. Suit Siinlti9 fit bic @rl4einung elet=
trllder P%bdnpmen mar Die Mcr9enrOtbe AM
10. uno 20. mar nn9ep6bnlid pradtUou fir
eteie Sab-e85eit; baS Weteor am 20. mar
berrltd. Nebnlide 9inlti9e 8eoinsungeu wers
ben III ben Bcden bonn IS. bis %. Nusut
uno bonn IL. bis 10. Sept. ppr6anoen fem,
uno oteleni9el, ipelde MuBe uno SUIT gu 8es
obadtun8en oeS 9tnlmel8 baben, meroen tpa9re
l4einli9 belonoers in ben Nddten pom 16.
bis 18. Gn9nlt uno IA. bis 16. Sept. rei9lid
beirieoi9t werbelt.
Werbun8en tit bic Ser. 81. 81 t.
NEE. Scn 10000 YerIpnen, bic lt9 ppriees
Sabr gum Gintritt III ben Ser. ct. Otenlt MEL
oeten, puroen 1900 fit fSrperlid seeisnet ers
Hart. SIM Ourdidnitt e tpuroe unter 9 Ram.
oloaten nur elmer anSenpmmen.
80 Dem @~inienber pes v3ersif=
tunssfaa" 3ur Noti5, paB eS ni9t sebrdu9lid
1T, Glnlerrmsen, oeren8erfaler ii4 nidt me-
ni9ltenS Der NeoattiOn neunt, auf5unebmen.
Ns~0ette @ete9enbeit nu9 b nj
Great ga tern. - Der 9rpBe Dampfer
v8elUibere" tptro beute gum lebten Weal cine
Tabrt mad benz u@reat @atern" MAIDEN. Gr
perldBt 8cmlep's Wburf IL ubr Mittas8 g.
Mnnpnce!
@s> Spanpa18 Ninen
Osne sns spur sn Quedi!ber rber ir8snO unesre i9doli4e min
i@sa grtract.u, biloen bic aadtiofte 9erOm6mo CUR 9erfrsibunI
ausr tnnsrli$ea Sranteet. gle bur9brmsen bas Spitem uni
gu baben in Der Jabrit SO. 80 Raioen Sane New. 9ort umo be
aaat Orassiitsn gu rs Cts. So Cts. unO 81 bic S9a9tel.
(SuISO.lm)
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8altimpre- MISUNDERSTANDING.

Rad ben BGbern mn6 @ebirSspIGsem.
Our@iatn. 9idets mad 2Bbte- Sulpbur, Sweet. Re0 Sweet
e~todbriese Alaa, nnb Bath alnr; SpriTps tSnnea in Der gaa-
ten.Staticn IN Baltimore su ben AIS Nornn. unb 400 Nahm..
3I9en, tisli1, fIr Maibin9trn - ScnntasS aus9enommen -
eexUmmea werben. Der DsUrsensus tlbrt mad ben gaOern.
Radt Serfelep Gprim9s.
0erl6bt Baltimore um $50 @Srut. ober I'M 4 Ra@ut. unb
@aI6inatcn nm TAO Nprm. ODER 800 @a6nt. unb erreidt bic
8dber 3 Wsalen bon Sir Ssba's Wum. Citation uM unseEdbr 8
lbr Na@mittass. Eideis mad rcsr BON Dir Sobn'S, 12S wtei-
len, $3.50. 3ebn Gage &Idtebr.Gidets 81 bon Baltimore unS
SO bon @abineton.
Rad, SorHaM's GprinSs.
@am ne5me ben $50 Born. Su9 mad Sarper,s 6errb unS baum
bic @in@eIter. Giiembdbu unb tcmmt in BEN Babe INT bic Wit-
taosseit an. Sabrpreis $4.75.
seaH Oatlanh,
$500 6nb Ibtr Baltimore an ben Gne9aneS 1no an Der GiIen.
bahnIiaie. WeAn nebue ben WtorSen- Ober 9a6mitta9. 3us ppn
Baitimcre obsr &aibtnston. Sabrprets g. rs. Gntfern1ng 232
Wlsileu, Nobrset I0-I1 Stun6en. 3ebn Gage &Gdtebr. Gidets
$40 BON Baltimore lnb $12 bon @saiDingtcu.
0eadb Oraftom:S mnetiOm.
ebsufous hirett an Der GHenbabnline. Wsan nebme ieben 3us.
sFobrpreis So. Gntfernuns 29 Wtelen. Tabr3eit unaefd6r IL
Stnaben. 3ebn Gage &attebr-Gitets $l2 bon Baltimore unb
$14 ben g8aibngten.
IN ansn Dielea plassu Enb tequeme unS ansseset@acte aecO.
moD0tioueu fir GCmmerbtiuder ein0eri1tt.
V. g. entity, Eraaspsrtmsthr.
9. We. Sole. General. Ti6et.G0eut. SIt14.1mt
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O~'~
vMein Sulten tOOtet mid a~lhmd9lig,
ioSsn9 IN berfe, bis i'd
Or. Swapne'S 5ui ammeu9eletten Sprup bon
9SilSftridem
sebraubte. Sein Neutel, 10 bod ais IS AUDI 9eprRien. werbeu
mag. tann bemielben all bic Seite seiteQt merOen.
Die Sri9lnale uno ddte 3ubereltun0
4~uSsebrung, Suiten, @rf<unS, @n9briitstett, 9ron9HiS, Sc.
Ser.gsl4neresn SlntlPsten: l9psrts Stemen' cSd9meSen in
bsrSebrO3ene Contribution, we)en 9al5, gsrpen-
i4~d8s amo que a%sa4St5etten SeS 9olieS'
Sic mertDiir0tglten Gnre1, Die nod le
Oerridtet ipurOen.
Stpahne'8 ulamnlengeeBter Sprup bon
8ilbttri& en- turirte @bwarb Qampipn. germontOwn JeaO;
Der picrten S~e9eniber, pCn einem 9uiten, @6nabne b5 6lei9es
sr tsnnte tuecsr itsben NOD ltesen obns gci8wcri9teit: ar5eitet
tn George SpeeneD'8 Safneret, @dbse &eap, unterbalb &aaace.
Smabne'8 Mtlptir16en f~urirten G3efiel Sbpz
mas. .na9e gBSnreine ~tribrbtn BON pblaueIpga, BON ga9t-
i@petIen, fIr@terIiben Sufen, furSem Itben; ien gauges Sp-
item mar auberSrOentIi4 9eIa@d9t. !Orebs9n Sabre inO ieit-
ssa. ~
Slpasne'S @tlpfirlden beilten Die 6ralt bes
Srn. Deuart, 95 OF Peunlhabe, %Otearins. SIT fet ~aber3eu9t,
grabe, wurse aber rDGi9 9eiuno. na9bem fe Die g~Stletiriden S-
truu4te. 9r. 9. g: Steoems. 0rn88ift in &eaoin9, befsn
8a5rbeit8liebe Giemanb besweieIt, fam Cbise SUei &urst beeu.
gen, ba bic Wtebtin bel ibul 9etauIt wcroen.
Ner3te 9ebrauden uno enipteblen e8
pr. $; 3: galOn. QraatI5 n. GSs"tn: Sg:: ,E i$rstst; Set p
eHIN"t"Ve"4SlSpS" G1."f =" NUe"fH W ~uSn uhVStSh ~.
6isinen. Sa ben 10 iebr ~Sefir1teten 9uu8entrantseten bic Tb
in asatadg ais 70 bSsartiS erpeiiea, baltic i4 tsn fr en uni&ds.
boreS NlitteL."
@drnung. - Raufs tcinen Grtitel, Der rorsebli9 @iIbtir5dea
entbdIt, benz Nanlen belubtsr AerSte ~an9ebdnst lin6, bic aber ni9ts
nit ieiner 3ulammeniesnnS gu tbun 9atten; fraSe aber INNER
ansoraifll4 na9 "Or. Swa9Ms'S 3nlanlnlsngeieshni Ssrup bon
@dISttri@ea," Die sin5iS dSts SSiiGhrl@sn 3nberettunS.
Spapne'8 itber5uderte
Garfdparina= un6 Gbeer=Ninen,
turiren 9artIeibsteh, sobbrennen. &ppfwcb. wsl6es BON sinen
rerecrbenen Wea9en berfcnnt, lle6etet, llnreinli6feit, S9mer.
sa unb t~rantbafe ~llntbdtiSfeit Der g~insspeiSe, 8labunssn, zip.
p%etitlcf8fet, @eLbiu@tG &c. g8 i1eint feline 4ilen sebsn cine 10
oQseneine 3nIrie6enbet. Gin iebr gutter 1lan Wirbe es ien, penn
man btee Tinen einnabme, wdbreno man ote gSIbtri@en Sebrau9t.
Die obiaem Ntebi3inen wer6en nur Suberetet bon
Or. GU apne uno Spbn, .
@o.S &Urb Siebente Ctr. C6er9aIb Der Wiarttitr., pBiIoosIpHia.
8erfoMft bel;
Sfaae y. Gcot, 70 8altmoretr.
=. 9. 9ance, 108 8altmoretr.
g.. 9aitnbal9, broadway unb Canton Apenue.
$. M. &b9lin8, 90 SrpGbUop.
Wedtr.Offtce, UO
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Ofemer 0nts 11n0 W1iiteu-Qo0en
M~nrftpreife.

Baltimore, ben 10. In9ut 1860.
MIcDbOl, per @aaUne 4O-41 gts. fir 95 psi.
Butter, bette @pben % GtS. % tb, Glabe5 Is
Ia, NDubutter 14-17 GtS.~
Grnhte, LiIoli6e1 Wtanbelh wetd1A. IA Cts
barti4. CTS Gts., &olinen $225-$25O y
8pr, D1tteln 4 S Gts., Seigen 8-l23 Cts.
y tb, Rprintben 6 Gts., Gitrpnem $500,
Sransen SIS 800.
Gebern, orb. 5000, feline As GlS p ID
q { 10 III pientpnt u Cts. p tb Nelfen 10
log Gts., Olim. Sn9uer 5f-52, MuStatnuB
64-e5, pfeHer 1o4-1o3, Mustatbliltbe 81
so &t5.
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@arfaparina= unS EbeersNtqcn,
BeubOI3.
Ban1ols. NanbOls.

Va Der Undergraduate ben @ef@ats=Mntbel bes 9rG. Seq. Wt
Suitb BON Der alien Girnla tduFi9 an i@ sebra6t bati . u tro er
unmsbr bas @ef9at amf ieine signc, olGtni9e OteGnlnS o alien
@e4dfSplase, @de bon 6reat Sms9es rl6 SObnionfr an Der
SIbiette beS 8ainS IN alien 1elnen oerl1ebenen Bronden trrt-
nbrsn un6 empfteblt fb BEN alien 9unben br 6trma lOmobI
pie emem ~9eebrten QmbHtun. Gr wirb itets etnen 0roben Bot
otb gut ~sdrctnetes 8au- uub S9reinerbO3 9aten nne 6aiielb'
u sen biaiaSten Wsarftpreicn inter ben annebmbarten Sebtn9un'
gen ~Dertanisn.
fsb2.m Samuel Burnett.
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@ 0papmaDS Ninen

&s> SpApWaD8 Ninen
csne eias Spur con Quedilber pbsr irSenb antere i6ibli6e NINE
ratl4e Stofie. sulalnntea9eiest einS9 uu6 aGein aus ~pegeablt.
i9sn Grraettu, bileen bic ma9ti9ite Werbmbuno CUR @erfrsibuns
auer tnnerlt9en 3rantbett. Se bur6brnsen 6a5 Spnem un6
ptrtsn iowo9l ltartenS ais ~reinigtnb BEL ieoer &Grper- e contribution.
gu babe. in Der 6abrit SO. 80 Raiben Sane 0ep. gort uo bel
aas1 OrnsStitsn gu % Gts.. So Cts. unb 81 bic S6a9tel.
(TuISO. 1ml
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WidtiS fitr iun9e 2eute
Sr. samfOn's unS Or. Sacoife's

NtUlTW : TENN6UIVWT @tIluNINIII
512 8rpabwap, benz ct. Mi6Olas SOtel seeeniber, @ew.gort,
Die NDtbwenftsfeit tn Sranfbetten Ger @eiGl G~tsoroone etne
ratOneue unb Bulge 8eban6lunG Dem beatlaen publtunt Der Ser.
Staaten al bteten, bat bic obtsen Serren r~eranloBt, audi In bIeIer
GpeciaIttGt IN ent8eltlt&tn Natt gu ertbeilen.
SIT oieIen 70 mt6tt9en ltebeln 1T tbre 8ebdnbluna aroloa NIT
berientatn, wel6e in Der Yortler prarts ~anaeran6t uno BON IRGns
nern, ME Mteprp, 8elpean &c. Sertreten mtrb.
I'm audi bier befe 70 erfplereiGe Metbcbe e~tnsuflbreu, BAL Sr.
Or. Qaspfe uNt beul Hospital des Veneriens tn paris f6 be-
wosen eeiablt, Elm 3weiebureua tn Gew-gcrt In Obiser anRalt
a~msuleeen, no iene unp Or. @tcprb'8 @rdparate fete ~sVrrdtbts
Itn meroen. ree
Y~erIcuer. mel6e nit SenertlAea c6er ecbetnlfn 8%rani8etten BE-
taitet tint. bur& SamenersdAe, SelbirteFeGnne Ser ionttige @ns'
ibweifunaen tbre Geluubbett beruntereebra6t baben. an @eb66t-
~ni6IdwdGe, 8tttefn Der @lterer, &usenf1pare, Stndtni9merSeu,
Ober wpbi gar l&On an SoltOmnlener Sntpoteni Grer @el6lette'
ben. Sic mcrbe1 fiber 9eRsilt Sbne tn ibren @ei&6ftsu eefSrt
Az perben.
Sn BEN ~betreAencen T6uen tercen audb elcrtrtl1e, nnlpontfnr
rnS ntaanetf&e Wfittel %Gneerentet:
au8 iutrb per GcrrefpOnsens In 8rtefen Gatt ertteilt, wennS
ttnsei9lodea Fno. Gpl6e Srtefe btttet man an Scr 1919 pot
Office Sew Grt au ~abtelfren.
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Mn Bic 0ome,,.

IW pTe NuHeWe
Or. SamlCn'S ub QaeCite's NrSneimtttel fir Rranfbetten n,
In eeren Office sa egtalttn. GOaiultattCnen unentselAi&.
@einisuna wtrten nit arSstsr Si&erEeit, O5ne GGnnerJen DSer
ipnfise unbequemliGtett Oper @efats unb merben per 9pf fret
nab alien GhetLea Der Staot 0ees hes Qdnoes mad G~infenruns ron
50 an Dpr 1916, @Ga-OlHce Netsgcrt, uterlGtdt.
DaMentrantbeiten. wte metber 8lus, Webdrmutterrcrfna &c.
Fdben ltnele 8eIettauns III Obtaer Mnfalt.
6et[unG gGr0nttrtI
II Helnnbere 1Immer fIv Danien II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-10
0ie beltelt G0hIell

anb spaes @eptdt 3u $500 per Gpnne aus Der garb BON
&an9e unbt g MT.
fsansn tn Der Office tts Meder tsReut nsrSsn Nlls
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
Nnillftou.
9tnes gang = micbts balls.

&bu', was bu tannf unb Iae bas anb're ptm.
ber's fam;
81 tersm 8an5cn 8srf seb5rst and sin san,rr
Wann.
3wet Salften MAIDEN ,mar ein @an,es, aber
merr:
auS palb nne balb sstban, sntiiebt fein gan,es
g8uf.
Bsr bnIb nnr Fcibis III, Der mag nur faul F&
nrnnen;
llnp gar ntdt tenatn mir, mas balls uRo talb mir
ttnncn.
8tnn stwas @an,es wrr aus nod 70 picIsn
Saltru,
@ani gut eS wmmrlt iibt BON 5al6,n alIent.
balbrn.
Sn iscer 6aItbejt wpbnt elm 9ctrb ,ur ustrrtret.
bun9;
Sst rebntrcituns blsitt ntbt aus bic unttrtl,i.
hung.
gu msnt9 unb su UisG 1T geirts en- Strbrue;
90 febI lit ibcr'm 3sI we INTERIM 3eI elm
Sdu6.
Gu pent8 unp su ptel it alstt irbr unvuutOm>
men;
SIM Grnf 1T unb i'm Sriel pas re4tc 0ias wiu.
!cmmrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
sSsSirtDicbafte @r0Tf
laaa1aGS!
Wetnsn 8reunoen uno Dem sslammten Wutlt.
fun ole an3eise, paB menc neue

Mstnen 8reunorn uno Dem ssIammten Wublts
tum ole Nn3et9e, baB meine ncue
G@rtemsSStrfbf6aft
Dem Ssiu6e iest often lttbt 0isIclte it uufs
@el6madpouite ein9srt6tet uno t6unen bic os.
ser'en 9dte nit ben tsten @rfriI6unoen itprr
Nrt lcwie aud nit warmen uno fnlten SpriIen
eeolent wereen. 98enlrinfer made i'd, porouf
antmerham, cap i'd ben BON mir ae;pacnen
Sirania g4en
rein une unperfdlid,t iu so Cts. Der N(ofhe ber-
taufe. llm 8aSlreiGen Scfuh tittrt
aleutin 6edtler.
OnmpnUln- Scrbinpung 3wtt3su NlthmpnO uuD
New gcrf
Oas Oampfi&iH ,3tuunote" perlGgt Ii6mcub
icSen Dtenlta9, Na4mittasS llbr, unp gorfUlt
Nfittmuh Wittog.
Oas Oampfhif rSamestcwn" serl6Ft Ni6.
mrnp irpen 6rctag, gtn6mittaas llbr, uuo
NorIolf am Samstaa @Gttaa.
Der 8obrpreis in Der Gajats, 0aGli,itsn e,n.
9eItlp1eu. betrdSt $40.
SIN Sterraar, pbne &cl, SIS.
Grcurcns 2idrt, fir bic Summcrmcnatc oiil.
tt9. SIS.
Gelienoe, Die Nlittwp6S unr 6amstoos bsn
petersburg 8rtbSua benuscn, trcftu ,e:tia nit
Der Nortolt petersburg Subn in erlierer @tubt
e'it' "m init Dem Dampfbupt peter seben ,u t6n-
men. &idsts fir peie Sour fSnnen am Seters
burg Depot 9eIDl't merprn unp brtrdst rcr aan,e
6abrpreiS 9eihIaGs Hur $40.
Vup am H. Spinnfpu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-04
Z. eabrganug
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