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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-27

| and under this false cry men hitherto loyal are
| expected to be precip plated into the Secession
cause Under the delusion that they are defending
/ their homes from invasion? WHO talks of in
vasony Nobody but the Cont, del ates. The
Government would need no troops, and would
cali for none but for this threatened nvasion.--
| Even after all the acts of war which have been
committed upon i, it would regard the collec-
ton of its revenues suaicient tor the present
circumstances, but for the determination Of the
Cofedsrates to plunge the country into war by
inv ding the Capital, and the North. 1t is driven
to take up arms to resist invasion and civil war
Is it possible that any sincere Union men in the
South can he SO blind as to be deluded by the
| cry of invasion against "a Government, which
after SO long forbearance, has boon forced to de-
fend Itself against invasion?
The excitement of the sound of war is un-
favorable to deiiberation, but the truly loyal
men of the South must see how false they wall
be to their previous professions, if they are
seduced into a war against the Government
merely because it is acting strictly within the
line of defense The issue is not IN any manner
changed since they first took their position
against Secession, and tor the Union and the
Constitution. With the destruction of this
Government, all constitutional Government will
cease in these States. A Government whose
perfection and suceess has been our pride and
DOtst LOT slAtN ycdIe uafc utSH OestiOlcu,
for no cause which even the rebels Gan agree in
stating Constitutions will exist only all any
armed faction sees fit TO overthrow them. Pop
ular elections will be held under the threat OF
force if the party in poyer is Oveithrown, and
will always be subject to an appeal to arms.
Chronic civil war will be established over our
Government, and treason will be set up as the
national resort of an Administration which fails
of an election. No Hereditary despotism could
be SO oppressive to nation aud So destructive
to the material interests of a people. as such
constitutional anarchy would be. 1t would be
unenduTable to any intelligent and industrious
people. IL would place all the interests of
thrifty and prosperous people at the mercy of
adventurous ard yugabonds. The p, reservation
OF this Government is the only way to peace,
and the only salvation for any constitutional
Government for this nation. Nothing that is
possible from the contest to defend the Govern
ment now, can be SO deplorabie as the evils
which will be fastened upon the couu,ry, il the
Government should surrender to rebellion.
La 4f,sra1 ..es-.sH ~ tCii.cnnlti Gazette
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der and her whole lue coast, especially in the Cot
ton States, which constitute her weakest point
~ We know that there are no drawer men in
the world than the citizens of the Border Slave
States. But nature, and the mighty forces
which the North can bring to bear, have decided
the contest in advance. Slavery can never cope
with freedom. What would be the condition of
Virginia If invaded from the, Pennsylvania and
Ohio sides and attacked by sea, simultaneously?
Though rich in slaves, she would be poor indeed
before The invaders left her borders. They can
concentrate their troops and munitions of war
rapidly At any given point; she would move
eslOwly and laboriously, and would be weighed
down by the incubus OF Slavery. Kentucky,
with an exposed border of seven hundred miles,
would be confronted by three States, each more
spopuious and wealthy than she is, and Missouri
Is almost surrounded by Free States. ss.
Slavery would soon become extinct in the
Border Sites, either by force or driven further
South by the laws Of sell preservation. d, Then,
even II they secured a SEPARATION it would be at
the cost of bankruptcy and utter exhaustion,
and would probably be only temporary. With
their interest in slaves destroyed the tendencies
OF soil, climate and production, and the instinct
Of safety, would impel them, as animositrs died
out, to seek again. the protection of the old
Union. THIS would be FASTENED by the free eIe-
ment already existing there, and by the exemp
ton which Union or neutral men would receive
during hostiIities from the penalties OF war. Il 4
. separation should take place, the process OF
absorption by the stronger pexsfswouid then 90
On far more rapidly than now .Freedem is
strong and expansive; Slavery is weak and uatu
rally contracts. Tn. Constitution is nov the
bulwark OF Slavery. Take that away, and /,
must steadily recede southwark before the re-
sistlsss pressure from above, until, driven into
esapact mass, Nwould spontaneously ignite, -aGd
pc. ish in a eenes.l insu'rection. The only
ECU ,ity o.; &hs sssstes is in the Union, and The
onIy safety far sls. South is in the Union. The
death-knell n tbs Usssn 10 the deataknel! OF
Slavery. r - = @
Far Or IT from W. To appeal to the fears of TIN
men of the Border Slave States. We know
their courage, aud cbeerfuIiy bear testimony to
H.. But we Adju,e you, our fellows ountrypen,
e. beware Of prccipita,ing yourselves into rev
olution, or Of seizing upon the equally fatal de
fusion of armed neutrality. Both lead to the
same result You must be for the Union or
sg,instiL 1t l. Impossible to remain long ,'ea
trail. Upon YOU drvolves the fsnrful RESPONSE
bility af deciding whether We shall have ~.
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Sicueite Naebrthtcu+

Gpn IS abin9tpn miro unter benz
II. Des. tc%le9rapbirt: Die Truppen I'm
Centrum bet Yptpmaez2t I'M 16ltef fen auf
tbren Waffen, Yrr ei1em beppritebenben
Sltgrif auf tbrer 6ut, Webrere &e9tz
menter purpen um Mitta9 In S9la9tli>
11ic aui9eiteut, ater balp pteper III eas
Camp beprpcrt.
Die Gpn9reBzD ebatten int
Saul setaen, pab I'M ere 8ertreter entl9lpiz
jen linp, baB bic Nc9icrung Der &ebeQion
grade ullp fi6er su 2eibe 9ebe.
@eneral>M apr 9alled legt
REM GpnsreB Elm S6retben por> in benz
ct 1id) bereit erflart, ale Sni truftipnett, bic
inn feline Sbern betref per fibti9en
SclaSen 0etelt piinttlt6 auStufIbren,
mas au9 feline peri1nli9en Nnli6ten iber
Den Yuntt fem mI9en.
5err 2pyejpy Ypn ST.. meinte NIT
J}eGt rasu, boe> wsnn trseno Elm Splbat
11tr pasu fedten moue, nm Fl6ti9eS clapen
GIT utltl6en" uno oussulief fern, ct better
tbue> nab 5aule; u eeben, oenn pa6 2ant
1et pbne Jpn ii9erer> al5 NIT tbm.
SIN Senat legt 9err Grumbru einf
gittjGrift fit 3urifnabme peS @eieBes
DOT, mcl9e5 jipilben @eifli6en perbtetet
ala &ap!dne gu fursiren. BraYp,
benn lper CAB piei er &epublit cine print
le9irte Staatsreligtpn? @let6e @lau'
ben6rc9te fit NQe!
SON 9pnbpn miro bertdtet, oab BIZ
ensliihe Ne9teruna benz &ebeQenzD ampfe1
N%a1bDtlle trpB peS Don pen1 Gerein,
StaatenzS 9ifszG apitdn 81 En-
bpbenen protefe5 9eitattet, In benz en9>
ltl6en Safen S%putbamptpn su fall atern
ST. 2tperpopl purpe etne 9rpb'
S%npianatipn6 > Sc rlammlun9 ,pe9en re-
Gefan9snnobwe ppn Maipn II. @liceQ au
einem enslil9en S9iTe 9ebalten uno bic
lelte fir etne 8eleipi9un9 Der trtttti@el
6lasse ertlart. Sobn Buu iddumt 30
Wutb, miro 1id aber wpbl sufriepen Sc
ben. Glide bervprra9enoe &auFeute rte
tben sur Mabi9un9.
SON. Wii11puri beiBt e6, baB Scr
pppe pas Gpmmanbp aIer 8unce6trup
pen s>ptlGen benz Mi6ourt unb > age ct
balten. O
De- Ser tedens 1pieler price iou iIb
lid Don benz SloseRub bel Sscepla tebet
uno feline Mrnee 1id bur@ De- ertipn tde
lid ldwdden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Die Mns5ablun9 Der jdbrltbenSu b=
ffbien fir bic @bippepaS fintet bemnd9t BET
&rcwWine unb 9ead2afe, et>pa 25OMeileu nDrb-
LID scn ct. paul, f1tt, unb it Der Snbianer>
Superinteneent Gbpntplun bereits bprtbin abse-
reift. Die Snhianer 1nb i9pn Stele @rden lang
ber&u63ablung 9etpdrtis 9ewelen u. lit ber gfa9-
barldaft Der pben eenannten YldBe %berumgelun-
sert unb baben ben Mn1eblern8ie b eetpblen. Die
&rsisruns ipQteS pree tafir trasen, tab bie9lus<
sab1uns Der Sntianer redtseitis itattfnbet, benn
bic Inieeler milf cit bic @erlaumni7e bet &eeie-
rung itets bi6en.
Die Neblate~ GbippepaS werben bel ber Mus<
sobluns 22-25>000 unb bic piQaeer6 ni9t ibsr
10000 puars erbalten, peer 70 siel, ais ni9t AT
anoern 5anben tlebeu bleibt. Mb, 70 cine MuS-
aabluns, eas 1T Elm @al9beden NIT s%ulbenen1
Wa1er. @er bod aud cine Sanb barin baben
fHnnfp 1r e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
G%in6eimi(c6e fa6rikation.

Is 1T You eruben0 ertb, lberseust isin gu fDn-
nen, bab bic i'm 5ausbalte serpenbeten Mrtifel
retn unb unSerfali9t iinb.
Seit ubcr 4 Sabren ). g. perpenSe tG ten spt
vs. Wstb bierfelblt tabsi3irten glie in meiner
Sausbaltun9 unb rtub geitebeu, ba6 ib ME einen
belern> ,gelunoern uno reireren Mrtifel eebrau9t
babe. BUM Gtnnaden BON @urfen unb anbern
Tridten 1T ct belpnbers spralsli9,
aeu1 Wunoer beBbalt, toenn man lG sum@ia~
r1ta9etr Ypu @urfen III ben8ertauf ~ aern
BIS Weibl9en @i19 bepieut, unb baburd cine
gHaore bpn ausseseidneter Sualitat erbdlt> mie
Jsper lib bet S. @elatlY, Sadl on @traBe, uber-
3eagell fann. ,<aE
98er 9%eiuuben @lIs winl9t, Der faufe feinen
anbern as sd. @eiB' preniun- @1io", Der, tpie
i9 erfagre> bereits in jepem @ture Der @tabt gu
baben 1T. ~ &. o..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Ben rptben Gaben Der Sntrtgue III einer@ 9idials
8rasDbie seippnnen.
Nu@ benz Qitbbaber-3 beater ber Sbalia tpdr
fir bic 3nseite @prNelune bes 1plbeini9en Stlt
ties vGtn Meib aus BEN 8plte" am persangenel
Mpntae intMtbenaun1 Elm ppQereepau IN III mini
f&et sepeien, IA tteitlbe als cine rett anerfen'
nenspertbe Gntfaltune ter bttteiltateu &rdft
beseidnet hoerben fann.
Srptne-9aQe tpar leiblib belest, uni fslbi Spr
oen l1nseabtefen Der Qiebbaber-D itetanten, tpel.
DE fG an bielem @benb gum erfen Male auf BIZ
8reiter setuast, purbe redt leibli9 eeipielt, tpenn
sleid bel &tli9en bic Bepeeune lit Der ibnen neuen
Welt nt9t pbne mebr pter min ct bemertbarea
@tplpern abs,ug.
DaS @ljet beS Stades, mi0en mir int Snte-
refe Ter Direction benterfen, 1T ein benz @eite
unb ber Denfmeiie ber@esenpart au frembes, ais
baB es anipre&en tSnnte. user muir ben lieben
@utt laBt tpalten1 ipielt Der 2iebbater auf Der
GlSte pOr bemBenRer fe!ner@% elietten, fat r3omm
fetn2ieb9en, tortrt ans Geniter". uno aQe9fiianr
%ctruneen te8 @laubenS 1nb Mberelaubens linb In
ben eirse!nen peripnen bee @tides pertreten,
tpel9e idnnmtli9, ben alien Miler, be7en @ptt
ber@elblad 1T, anb ben tuneenWirtb auseenpm-
men, BON lauter@ uttieltefeit, albtrnen S9tdlals-
@9ruQen unb @eiferfpud ~sepfrppft oua itnb.
Menn bann nod basu cine Yertcrt an, 8eid-
buiten unb eine aubere an Der mYtbil6en 8ranf-
beit bes veebro9enen 9er3enS" Dor benMusen tes
Ynblifun,s binie9t unb {9liebli9 ltirbt, 10 bab
bic Bubne TAFT 5n einem 2a5aretb wirb, f. If Is
fetn Wunber, tuenn i& Der 3ulbauer pabrenb
beS Stides ni9t nit benz @tbanten belGaftiet:
70 @ott wte-lpnbern> wa II ipl baS enben! !"
nnier 9ublitum III, @pttlpb! iber bieieMrt Der
Nlbrung neS@reden binaus. Gs mare besbalb
gut, Dor ber profan se7nutenS ebtwelt freunbli9ere
@etfer berauf5ubeldtpTren, als bic BET ge1pen1i-
19en u@V9nerinnen nit ben @ifelttnbern."
Sur bic nd@fe 0prftenune int ccJr=
oine=Sa4c 1T etn Drama u9tpId's Sob
pber bas lebte M%ettnfld," unb bas brpuiee
3nlt1pie( &unr Der @u9erer auseewGblt
poroen. Wdbrenb bas erle @tad einen ernteu
eel9iatli4en @tpf bebanoelt, es ipielt in Stalien
I'M Is. Sabrbunpert, bietet bas lebte, i9on einn1al
nit auberprbentlt9em 8etfaQ eeseben unb auf
brttsenbes 8erlaneen pieberbplte @tif, NIT 1ei-
net 1&ersbaften ;3ei&nune ber 3eiben uab bes
Ntrser5 zines bur6 lufiee i3eitee befraften
Mu9erers benz Wubltfunt miQtpmmene Mbwed<
feluu9. Sax. ..: ---.s- .-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

8etnabe crtrunfen+ = Mm 20. Dprisen
Mpnats neriu9te Elm @rlbat spn Capt. D6nalb-
ipn's Company, ,tatnens QadneY, benppflad bel
Sort &iplss Iber ben Slug III trasen. Oils er aber
ettpa 5pei Drittbeile hes @esea suridselest Bate,
brad CT Elm, unb mare unterBesansen, tpenn es
ibm ni@t s~elunsen tpdre,i i@ nit benz ppflad iiter
benz &anbe bes CODES amGiie ar3uflammern, bis
f@ 2eute in aanpes eineu @es gu ibm bur@ has
Sis bre9eu unb Observation-Disclosures rttteu tpnnten.
reber 20 Minuten bate er in benz 2c9e eeitedt
unb l@pn iarie er nit matter @tiu,nte: Sunsens
iputet gu9! i9 farm ni&t laneer ftfbaltsn J" a1
bic &etter, uabten.
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3wette 60


miuncfpta S6arfAueen
fit 8 erban'S Corps Der Ser, 6taaten
S9arf1diben gu b%ewafnen NIT
Sbarpea &i Hes.
Nue tDrperlt9 tii9ttgen 2eute, welde min 1den,
hie1em 3peisc Der Mrrtee tei3utreten, trcroea ii,
ct. Yaul seprift tperben. @ie perben iu Splb
unb Dtenf Der Ser @taaten aufeenpmme1t unb
init unterbalt 1nb bequemem 9uartier yeueben
tperoen int Sort @neutae<5auie, ct. paul, TO-
balb lie f9 1telen.
&eilefplen mad ct. Yaul sou entfernten
Yldben merber tpicbereriebt 1a9 beu1 Yreile bet
Vpiten.
.@olb: $500 per Mpnat, $4,000 Sounty
unb aQe aroern ben gplpntdrS bur9 bic ser}9iez
benen @pn9rebafte bepiQteteu Nprtbeile.
Die nod seridteben Sprangegansenen Yrifun=
gen Sun gplpnel 8erban ausgepGblte Mafe 1T
u@barpeS Smprpseb 8reed=2pabina
NtIle" GuBfabl- Qauf 9eplalerte Aueel, Opp-
pel~Drilder ,c.> pelGe jeber anberlt @afe fir
bie|e1 Dienlf b%eheutenb i~berlegen II, unb son Der
bic Gesteruna DEFENDERS fir Berban's Gprps
9rpBe Sualitdtctt bat anfertigen Ia0en. ltebri<
gems fam teoer Mann ein @emebr mitbri1een,
welten ct ben gor3ug giebt+
Nabere8 auf r1inbli9e pber brieIi1e Mr1fraee
bel Capt. % NJ. S. &u1iel, :,
Necrutirungs<Sff ee i'm Mmerican 9au5>
ct. Yaul, Minn+
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BY@ Stbr, bte Sbr ait @cropbeln unb 1crppbu-
III len Mfeetiomen leipet, madet Gu6 rein pason .
Warum wDat SIR Cure pufteln, 8las9en, &C.
19piire uub @unpen tragen? @arum @uer &C.
ben @u@ s~erfarSen pur9 Dyspepie, S%tbeumatis=
mus nrb @iGt2 Warum pulben, baB bic Rtp>
9en in Guerm &6rper, pber bas Sleil9 Spn ben
3rp9en faule buid 1Ypbilitil6e u! ; merfuriele
&ranfbeiten2 @arum tpp(lt Sbr bas trGse 8lut
seroerben uno burg ale Mbern Cures 2Grpera bic
Mnieduug Serbreiten lalen? MYer'6 @pmpp-
lttpa Spn @ariapariQa< @rtract BELT bieie nebel
urb reiat9t @uern &Drfer baspn. 8raugt IS &C.
mi1enbaft unp brtnet per@eleQl9aft ein %selunbe<
res reinereS unb BET tpeitem ansenebmeres Mit-
elieb au.-Dempcrat, 8altimpre, Mp.
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Gtne Mr NJ &c Mrbeitertnneu
-Sm NbtlaoelpDta Nrlenal arbetten ae
9enwarttg 5000 perlpnen weibliden Sc
idledt6 an untfprmer auer Mrt. Des
9leiden arbeiten 600 Sdubma6er a,
Scrnil tern uno dbnli9en @eaenitduren
Gina 500 p%erlpnet1 1inb auf antereWeil
int Nrlenale belbdfMt.
Stbeln In Der Mrmee.-D 81
9pttesflr9tiae ugJoune Men's @briftar
Expectation" 1T emiig blnait \ el1dfttgt, b,
Splcaten uni erer Nrn1ee gu 8etbrloern 81
ersteben. Die Neenten cerlelbe1 tretben
itd in ben T%elcla9ern un,bcr uno oertbeiz
len linnYerwirrence fanatilhe TrattGtlein,
Sn ben leBten Ta9en flno 10000 @opten
oes neuen unp 500 @ppien bes alien uni
neuen Eeitaments in ben perl6iecenen
Hcstmentsz2 a9ern Dertbeilt pprben.
mertfontlbe &rte9sfIb=
run9 ilIu # rtrt.-@plpnels BON nidt
went9er ais $50 Neeimentern belaoern
tudfdbli& ben Rries5mintfer> un1 bon
i>rn bic Grlaubnib ;u erbalten> wdbreno
rIr Wtntermpnate NIT tbren Gcmmanbo's
11h rent ipnnt9en @ioen perleot III ,perz
ccu. Sie mDdten ii9 ia our6 bic rauben
Nprpl% tiirute, bic jeBt Die 2aoer am Npto-
mac ourdfe9en lei6t cine Grfaltune suz
sicben.
Be{l mir 9eraoe bon ben Bayern ant
Yptpmac fpreden> ID miro e5 mn fern 2ez
fern nitt uninterellant fem, su erf abren,
pab otele 0eaerale unp Sif;tere tire
0rolen TN So9er BET it9 baben> 70 bag
BET ben Neouen leoe6mal cine 9anse Mrmee
Yon equestriennes auf Dem plabe it,
wclhe nie Dpnnerwetter uno @inb6braut
ei1berltiirtner Sbre Geiterz@ptlme 1np
Spn pemlelben blauen 3u9e pber Tlanneu,
uno BAT ptelelten &nGpfe wie Die Unit
fcrm tbrer gbeaotten. Dabet traaeu fe
6ite nit 6ecern> naG balbem Nrmeez
multer, ut1p nt9t lelten @irtel aus benen
tleire tieolide &evplverden lu9en. 81
ntAe rtel er Nmaspnen tppQtcn nit Der
2lruee porriifen >,no 8ltb!-
Da5 iinp coG wobl nt9t @uiel6 ppn
Sloiewty? (@tnc. 8fSbl.)
Ste werDen Yerruft.- Das
Norf olt Day 8epf" entbdlt Gpl9enoes
uObadt 5hlan9en. - Streut euer @ift
ltnp tereitet eub gu teiben. @ir finoen
Diele Yeripntn III unlerer Staot, mel1e
Die WtaGt nlere6 0iite5 fiblen miil7en.
&pmr1t seitlih ulto b1rt Die 9rpbeS 9lanee!
&leine Shlan9en, Ballet euer Muse Of en>
rno brtt9t Die Namen perer> ote uni erer
Sahe ent1esen ltnp. Nuf Srper Der
9roBen ShlauBe." Da6 1ipli9e @plf
l9eirt reif fir pas Narrenbaus gu fem.
Gine5tnrt9tun9t tn autncN
Sll.-Nm 20. November wurre iuQ Quincy
per weset an9ebli9er grmproung eineS
9ewil len 5arriipn gum Tope Derurtbeilte
Nopt1pn Cunningham in ge9en<
mart elmer Sury uno eintoer men{9er Mnz
ipelenoen I'M 5pfe pe5 GpurtbauleS &C.
banst. Cunningham lduenete nod aul
Dem SbafFot an Der Grmprpune be5
l9ulct9 3u letn. Gr bate audi
npr Gert6t Die Ebat ntbt &c ftoncen unp
mar n1r bur1 8ubtapfen auf einem
fril61ep fii9ten Telpe BET benz Srte Der
Ibat, ourG ben BeTb elmer benz 5arrtlpn
9ebIriaen fallden Siinfpp1arnote uno
purb Slutlefen an ietnen 5oien iber=
tpiele EFT mproen.
Sein Mit1dulpiBer rnp Nehe bdtte
oa1lelbe 2ppS Ell obren> lpern er nt1t Dor>
gssp9en b1tte, 1ib pes M%anslaughter fir
81 tefen,1elt. lleber bic Ibetlz
let,e5 Snfel5 fpnnte e. s1 feiner
GrflIr1n9 peranlabt peroct1.
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Jn Der eemutb1ibe1 @ittSburab=
8raneret nG91ten .@onntag gang ausnebr,s-
peiie@ etniitblt6tei bel bem ansetanbistenG cncert.
M(les Iulis, %freu3fel,
Rein GramaQ uno fein @rafebl.
@ent's beim1 Reler ni6t 9efQQt,
Der tau0t ni6tS fir bieie gNelt.
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$nbm nnb S6et9,
Sadlpnltrase 3ptl9en Oritter II. @terter,
@n1pfeblen it9 benz eeebrten puklifum gum
3abnaiebeu,
S9rDpfen,
Mberla6en,
ut'b abnliGea dtrnrsil9en Gerridtuuseu.
@1fi9<
80. G$etS,

@abinsten-@t raBe, pbere2antunG
st. pauL Mtnn.
Danfbar fir rsa biaberi9et 3uipru1 beebrt @i1
Der unterseidnete> rsm beutl6en Wutlifum lit
Mtnnelcta aniuseigct, tae er feline @lTsfabr;f in
pergrDBertem Naelfabe 1T ieinen1 neuen @tein9e-
baube einseridtet bat, uab 1T I'M @tante, feline
Runben nit tent aQ9emein beltebten
Nremtunn= Gffg
gu serfeben. gtnfa9er fotpie Dpppsl-G lis 1T int
mer gu benz niebri9fen preife gu baben.
Dieter Glig it auseeeihnet gum Ginma9en
SON 8urten unb artern5ru4ten, unb 1T BON benz
pratttl9tn @ben1tfer Dr.Geib miNen19aftli1 I'M.
terludt. Derlelbe fanb ibn ScQfortu1et + I'm, u.
empFeblt lbn auf's Beffe gum Iamiliengebrau9.
SO. @etS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

BzS @err @bas. Mab1er Don ber Jirn,a
Sngeripll II. GO. erlu9t uns, leiuen nerebr<
te,t 2aubsmanninnen arSu3eisen, Bag bic awette
srpbc @snoune Der fein}ten Winterltofe iueben
an gelangt it. @tr baben nur einen fudtisen
8lid iter Die reide Manniefaltiofeit Der II euen
5enoung rtaaen fDnnen, uub fa,,ben 1elbl ba-
bnr9 uniere alte 1tsterseusuns %beiatist, bab Die
Vtrma Sreerlpu unb @pnp. IS Yeriebt, bic erp-
bem Mdrfts bes > fens gun, 8eite1 %unierer Do
mtnpelt aus5uteuten. ueberseugen 9ie Ii9 benn
lelblt, 19Dne 2elfrin+
U+ WaS bic ~innise Grfnbunssfraft, beiselt
sp1 benz iaSnen @eeanfsn, ben boleea Gamea gu
g~efaQen. gu e%rlinnen pernnag, bappn gebe11 bic
neuen @tutertpaareu @enoungen Der 5erren SUI
fer unb Jprepaaeb einen ebenlo ltetliden as an
19 auli4en 8emeis. @ie iterraideno reu oaS
a1eS, tpte reiaeub ! fura OBJ MP bom pretty
@rr at|em aber wie beiipielps biltg, urp 5err
M1erta@ 1T nod felt er Geitaments ~@pQtreder
tt. tntnter aud ba0elbe SHUTTER Der 3~uScrfOmmen-
belt, imnter bereit, bic 9frrlidfeiten bes Waaren-
layers Der 5aneluns ben eeebrten Selu9erinnen
utperbrrfen gu 5eisen.
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Woiutant- General

Sur Sag5ablcr+ @ir MAIDEN nu4n1ala
baranf aufmerflana, baB bic 8arser 10 Yro3ent
an ibren @lootteuern erla1en erbalten, &penn le
bic (elten Dor benz er1cn Sanuar be3ablen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Gin letter SaQpen. SlibeQ, Der uu-
sliidli&e teilano @eianbte ber&ebeleure9ierune,
lou IN Minaeiota ~lieeenbes Gieentbum i'm Wertb
BON fiber $780, 600 beiiBen, NEEDLES pbneltmltGnbe
cpnfseirt terben iputn Dab in bie1er &idtuns
bereits @&ritte seideben, baben mir nigt erfab-
rem unb mir be3meifeln iebr, bag man bic &ubn-
belt baben tpirb, fd bielen fetten 5appen au &C.
nitbe au sieben, ptwptl ct 10 aptetitli1 balieet.
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Da8 beutfBe 1beater in Der Der9arts
9enen Q1p@e.-Die MufIbruns tes mulfa-
hl9en @&er3es rber, seaader selagt Der t1uNta'
liid-bramati14en bun,ntelwiBisen Satire, ppDie
@prperuntbrud', ant sersansenen Mitttpr& int
Mtbeaaum tpar leiber ni&t 70 sablrei9 beludt, als
IS fir bic @ereine plni9enspertb sepeien rare
unb bic eri@utternbe Mnfanoisuns hes rpipneer
anb Democrat, ta6 vrpfefpr &ebr Dor teiner
Mbreife mad feinen, Baterlanbe an tenent Mbeao
3umlebten Male auf Der 8ibne erl9eine1
nurbe. Bate erparten la0en. Gs ipurbe, mic mir
sernebmsn, gut %eeiunsen unb eeipielt unb ieQ g
mad benz !3eusniHe epntpsrnter Bturtbeiler ma
paentli4 Der 3raftpartie hes Sai{afras, bisss-
NAL BON Vrof. Robr ~seiunstn feineapese an Der
nStbisen 8raft sefebIt babeu, ioubern berielbe btr
ppifirli&fe 5ntrieuant eepelen fem, bet je
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iberraf9te mid anoentbm burd feline ti9tiaen
9eitunsen, nit benen er l@ fubn spr ben Gin
eert bes gau3en 2anbes bSrtu la1en bari, tenr,
Der in bteiett 9a1re in Yulperbampf aufsesamseue
f9Sne Graum zines spfiten Sanserfef.s erfiut
tpirb.
@as MIR Yiebes unb @utes BON ,netncn per-
then Greunben TT ben @tGbten g NJ Il nj unb
Mantatu anb .auf Der 9tudreile in 8eQeplaine
unb @batcpee tpiberfabren, tuerbe i'd, Tim ibnen
eebabrtnbe @ere9tisfeit tuiberfabren su la1en,
gum @esenftanbe bes S9lu0es n1einee &ei1ebe-
ri9tes in ber nGdfen Summer MAIDEN.
Carl Meuthpr
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19te rehte G6miepe" III bic son Dau-
:tpalter in @arSer. MaS CT madt, bes 5dlt unb
er madt's biaig fur's @elb. @ei's Waeen pber
5ufbel9las, 8 1T thinner fart II. nimmer lAmaa.
Msas Daumalter bat 5~ulanmenee l6weiBt, ibr
Sarn1er, eur 2ettag ,1tntmer reibt.