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The New York herald., 1862-02-15

cAy give the names OF the naval officers and the gene
rails snd ,he s,as OF che military part Of forcs.
It Is duty tina. the naues Of those gallant
spirits e,ssgsd Burnside and Goasbosough
rscordsd on .as page .. history.
THE MILITARY SECTION.
MILITARY coGAASpaNT or THE EyYxD- rfCn.
Acting MAJOR Gsnes al bri Gen. tEBR0SEE. BJRNS1DS
srApr M
Assiss.n, Acjutsnt Csasrsi Cspta3n Iewis Richmond
F2sineer .aA 1er. Captain Charles II HaswsH
Di vision Quai terr1st. ... Captain Herman BiFls
Assist. Div tlGartsrnlesler. .CApta1 William Crttnx.
ASSIST. DIV Qya a'terui~steS. Captain T. c. Sisgls
Division CcI1.:I gary Csp,s,E JaIacs T. Is WOLF
ACT Division c1rrnisssry. Captain r Goodrich.
aecifai Director, A5,InR x.,.- W :, f-,,c, N r.
Division 3urgetr.. -
ordasaoe ofsoes. Lieutenant J. ". Fl.gioy.
AID de-ls1p .Lisutsnart vuncan c. Pen.
ABIDE Camp ....... Iieutsnsr- t3eo. K Fearing
kava Of..csr - Com. 3. Hazard, u. g N.
Ths military forces engag 81 n the Battle scasissa Of
the following :egm.rts'- o-n
New York Ninth Colonel IiswSins
New YORK F.fy dist re, .rsnt. lion o. FerTero.
New York eighty ninth rag ent lionel airchild
Sev Jcrssy Ninth regiment. t. Col. Hickman.
Pennsylvania Efyhsl aglnasns. Q cnal iisrtranfs.
Massachusetts, twenty 6rss eEgBent q one Morse.
Massachusetts, rsenty u ID .s.InenI. lcnsl Eart.
MasssrEcse.ts Twenty fo~-ti r,gt ions Stevenson
Massachusetts rwent y.lftn regiment .Ccps Upton.
Massachuset;s TWENTY segsa.a rsg't.. Oh ne. Ies.
Connecticut Eighth regiI nt. .-...,t q oDe Harlsnd
onnscticut Tenth rec inest ...... q orsl Russs
Connecticut Eleventh reg lent & ors kingsoury
Rbods Island foursh e. nsnt.. ..,.e Ole! Rodman
k-lle iblanu fht- Il. tNstaf AI-.i y wright
Thsso or9nnz,i ii > thrss bristes forming al.
vs,ca under Acting dsjos General aside, and
elusive Of the forces held rsssrvs actually
the ight
THE FISsF BRIGADE
Is constituted by The uon CT ihs following regiments
under Brigsalsr General : G. FOSTER
Esd rog't Mass Volunteers Colonel .iohn Kurtz
2fin rsg't Mass Volunteers .Coiane no Stevenson.
25th cg't. Mass Volunteers. .Colorel win Upton.
27th reg't Mass. Volunteers Colonel 10 ace 9. Lee
10Th reg. Conn Volunteers. C3olcl Charles L. Russell
TIE s. goNp ssIoArs
Is formed by the o. lhs following
Under Brigadier Gensra- j. L. Reno
2lst regt Mass. vouufeers. coona. 4 Morse.
5lstrcg't. Pcnna. VolaIts. Colonel j + Hartranft
s1st regt y Y. vorr ,osrs Colonel fiwa,d Ferrsro
9Th reg't ~ Jersey vo lnts 1t. C0oacl C. n Hickman
9th rsg'tN. Y. Volunteers Colonel Z. c. Hawkins
TBB ZaIED BKIGsDB
Consists Of the follow roe2s under Brgader Genera
g. Parke:-
sth rcgt Conn. Volunteers Colone Eiward HarIAnd.
frth reg't Conn. vo untsers Coiont C Rinssbur,
s9;h rest. n. Y. Volunteers Cooasi Il. $. Fairchd
4th rcgt z. T. Volunteers. .Cooutl - Rodnian
9th rsgt do. do. (frsi bat) Major John wright
ARruLER,
Rhode Isacd bst.erv Gait ala Bclger
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
WHO WON THIS VICTORY?
sketehss Of the Military and Naval 0lAeers
Engages In the Battle.

Now who this important victory We answer
the question in part in the following sketches. But We
cAly give the OF the naval officers and the
snd thels stans Of che military part Of cur forcs.
It duty ihas the nanes Of thcss gallant
spirits sassgsd under Burnside and GoIisboeough
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

SEVENTH (F) RHODE ISLAND BATTERY.
This battery is portion of tho First regiment Rhode
Island artillery and lately oncsmped al Camp CALI
fornis few miles below Alexandria, in General sum
nsr's division II is attached General Blrnside's
psdtonary forces gh. hsld battery The following
The New York herald., 1862-02-15

G-ka aR,chsrdson.A tsrt 0rdwsy.l J. r. Basnard
H-lohn lsiAsd. James Is. Nscf0BL :. q. Wari.
I-LewisStsck pole. Jas. A Perkins. W. L. Horton
k-J. G. Maker. Mason A. Rea- ThomasF dnands
rwHNTr-rIFrH MASSACHUSETTS, v0LuRFEKns.
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
THIRD BRIGADE.

COMMANDER OF THIRD BRIGAp4
BrIgadies General. .........J. u. PARKE.
STAY
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07
For the Newsdealer.
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS IN CAM
BRIGDE.

Mr.. EDITOR An old fashion temper
ance meeting preceded by good sermon
on temperance by Rev. Edwin Wheelock,
was held at the school house (well filled
by ladies, and others.) And made very
interesting by singing and remarks by
gentleman residing IN 1oacn.
The next meeting was legally called at
Jeffcrsonville. W. H. II. Wood, Esq, pre-
siding. the Grand Juror, several lawyers
and others taking part; the result Of
which was two beersetlers were fined for
selling intoxicating drinks, one $40, and
costs, and the other for $40, and costs.
We think both meetings will have
decidedly beneficial influence In our
town. especially the last one.
Perhaps it may be we'll in this con-
nection to say, that certain peddler,
physically and morally deformed, has
been seen in town. selling--or pretending
to sell tin. but when it is desired he Can
furnish his customers with "gin schnaps'
and the like. We hope never to hear OIL
him again in our neightorhood; but il
we should. it would not be strange if hit
blue tin cart, should meet with sep@,
inspection. GRAND JUROR.
Feb. 18th 1869. ..a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07

occasion. All company and regimental
drill was for the day suspended, and wide
range was given to mirth and hilarity.
At ten o'clock the regiment was formed
in line, with arms, and marched to the
parade ground near the Headquarters of
Gen. Smith, and listened to the reading
of Washington's Farewell address. by the
Adjutant; which with parade and music
by the band, concluded the exercises there,
and we returned home at IL A. NJ.
Dinner over, free scope was given to
every species Of innocent and hilarious
jollity. The entire Regiment including
many on the sick list repaired to the reg
mental parade ground, where the exer-
cises were commenced by foot race be-
tween the commissioned officers of the
Regt Col. Smalley being absent at the
time, Lieut.. Col. Grant was in command
rhe race was rather an exciting one, the
more so as Col. Grant himself proved in
the race to be the better man. Then
came the race between the men, A purse
of three dollars, one of two, and one of
one dollar was offered to the three best
runners. The thirty running boys in the
itegt. all did their best.-cheer after cheer
rose on the air, as the lucky few approach
ed the goal. Then came the climbing OF
pine pole set in the ground, after being
peeled and thoroughly gleAsed. Five
dollars was the fee to be paid the man
able to reach the top. about 20 feet from
the ground, an utter and complete failure
Vas the result. Next came the creased
pig. His pigship let loose among Il
thousand men. each with a shout design.
ed for his especial ear, gave an unsatis.
fed grunt, but had scarcely put his nose
to the ground when most terrible dem.
ons,ration of the horrors of war was re.
vealcd to his observing eye. A thousand
warriors each doubly armed, made with &
shout and loud huzza. simultaneous ad
vance. Surrounded, hemmed in on every
side, with thousand against one-wha
could he do? Retreat was impossible ever
had he not been afflicted as he apparent
ly was. with the rheumatics to such al
extent that " double quick under any cir
cumstances would have made him a sub
ject of ridicule." He gave in at once, anc
quietly allowed himself to be detained a
"a prisoner-shall | say of war? | hav
only to add, that having been accused o
secession proclivities, he was not released
out was executed the same evening, in
manner rather summary. Five dollar
f and the pig, rewarded the fortunate NAL
) FOR his prowess on this occasion.
Running with sack drawn on over tn
, feet, and the mouth of tie sack tiet
; about the neck was the next and a YER,
exciting game; and was thoroughly trie'
, by several smart boys,--after which cam
, foot ball, in which the right wing was 0
: course the winning party. 1t is needles
to say that several shins and posterior
received some rigorous kicks in the game
5 but all ended pleasantly, and we returne'
to our tents, happy; and on the Who'll
content. AS ever yours truly,
T. o. H.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07
LETTERS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
; CAMP GRIFFIN, Va. ]
February 23d 1862. I

Mr.. EpIroR;-Though have not writ
ten you for long time. have not forgot
ten my promise to write you; have had
but little to write you as news, as the
multiplicity of letter writers have kept
your readers well informed on all matters
of interest.
Yesterday; the anniversary of the
birth day of Washington, has furnished
me theme. I hasten to give you an az
count Of the ceremonies upon that festive
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07
From the Home Journal .
ROv Il D.

BY J. NAL. ELIOT.
" Ny life is dead +" he cried ; and agony
White, rigid, speechless-froze upon his face ;
His eyes shone like crystal midnight sea
He turned to fly she held him to the place.
Like the clear murmur of summer stream,
Her wondrous voice filled all the spacious room
Her face, madonnaliKe, was as CLEAN
tof fsunlight struggling through the heavy gloom
She stood and gazed at him with transfxed eyes
~ Love notl was not made for love, " she said
Love is passion, and at its birth it dies;
Your burning love, and not your life, is dead!'
He shuddered, turned away his face and wept
God pity them when strong men melt in tears
With noiseess step close to his side she crept,
Bent down and smiled, as if she had no fears.
Deep, aching sighs convulsed the crouching form
1t seemed as though the great, proud hear
must break,
So bruised and wounded was it by the storm,
Whose ruthless thirst his tears might neve
slake.
Her smile had faded tenderly she gazed--
pearly tear swan in her eyes deep blue;
She touched her lips to hls-herself amazed
And conquered las she whispered, II love you'
Her head upon his breast-he raised his eyes,
And scarce remembered how his heart had bled
lis love passion? Then it purifes,"
He said .Lo neither love nor life is dead.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07

General Mcclellan, your time is short ?
Look to the southwark 7
felt unable to resist the command,
even had | wished to do so, and again,
therefore, my eyes we're cast on the living
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-03-07
WHAT A SOLDIER THINKS OF SLAVERY
AND THE WAR.

The following was written to friends
in Cambridge, where the writer formerly
lived
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30
10 Mabrene unjres gtludg in qum,u MUIR

49, Mabrens nnlre6 9e1ud5 in 9DweQ mur~
Ger. MIR I'M yabDratDrium unier5 beriibmten SANDS.
mannes Or. S. 6. Myer unbera.fibrt. Wir
batten rbne iolben Bepeia fann1s III permctt,
pas ,,d bier nnIern 8liden nnserleuabar barbpt.
Wtul1 Iertiet pairltlt eiaen Barrel piueu, ettpa
lo,OuO Irien unit bret Barrel gterrp pectpral,
etpa 10000 0olen tagli1 an. Nuf peld u1-
seere,l1cbe 0pbs menlGlider 2eipen oeutst bies bin!
l7O,OO0 Doien pr 1as!! 50 Miaionen OWEN
oas Japr J! Wte sirle Mder uno ,pie pieic Iau-
leaoe sp1 Ndern ScQ &ranfenbetten brei.et biee
Dor un lerein @eite aus? llub uie piele Mi,leioeu
unb Web? Guar nire nibt al pas BON wirflid
4rantsu gencn1neu; aber leiter lebr piel BARON.
Oiele @berrY Sropfen. tiele erauderten WiQeu
l!ne belttnn1t. bic @efabr.n Der Sdmeraen, Der
Mnalt uno 9pr9en 3u lein, melde Der aau;en
mtitl9lt9en Gamllts ppn urlerer Mutter GA ais
Grbthetl 3ugefaQen. 6ier lit Der ee(iette @dua-
ling 81 firth BON benz @iftbaude berubrt tporben.
pelder bic 5dlfte unleres @eiAle6ts pernidtet.
Setne tletnen vungen lno %ergrifIen, H.. nur ye>
MAIDEN unt Verbabten fam lnaen, wobin 5ein
ycteen Eb nei9t. DieIe rotten Grppfen auf rem
at'te llno Der Ialtsman IN Benz fem Qeteu biu-
ger mirr. DOrt 1T bic Slitbe Der Belt, id chen
gum Weibc entfaltenc, elei1 ais pcn ienem Der
oerbtn ereriFen. Ter Qiete unobldl{i9te pdcae
1T 1ruhtlos, le ldwincst INNER m,ebr u,,o ,nebr
cabtn. Der i~unln1e Bote fcn,n,t ndber II. naber
NIT leper Wrge. Oieles fleine Entertainment lou
;u ibr seben, ibre lebte, uisoei6t ibre ein3ige 5o6.
nnns. Der fraftise damn bat, sisueibt in be,
SIutbe ietne5 yebenS, tiele:be Ayanfbeit i1 elm
sspaan3t: Dieie Grrpfen befsn ibm nit bem
unertltill6en Goce gu ~rtnlcn. Oas Meib u. bic
@n9el ,e'nes per3er1s barren in persebrenber Yein
uno Nngit, bab Der Stab, auf Dem in nieler @elt
lie ld itiiben. ni9t su~lammeutredc.
>, Doctor! Spare nidt 3unit. ni1t Soften
nod Mnfseneuneen, BEN binlnftncen aranfeu
eas Selte su psrldafen, mas menlGli9e 8unlt
ibn1 9stsn fam. (0alpe ltra, Gcras> News.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30
Manfatp, 26. MuAuf 1862.
Mn Die Minnej pta Staatsz 3eituuo.

@oeben babe i'd Nro. 112 3bres Blotz
tes 9elele n, mprtn sic bic @oreanoe Der
Snbtaner> unruben mtttbeilten.
Sn Sbrem 8ert9t 1T 3meifel entbalz
ten, besuoli6 Der pollen Wabrbeit in zen
&tn;elbetten. @ie oiirfen aber rubie bic
3weifsl aufseben bic GtnSelneiten Nnp
ale ridtig nur feblt 1ebr piel an Der yplz
len 3abl Der 9rdBli@en Ebat1a9en. 5.a
sic werpen BET Gmpfans pieieS 1pobrz
ideinltd ldpn ausfabrltbere 8eri9te uiber
jene Snpianer : S6anrtbaten baben.
Neu mab Sbnen fem, baB mir aelern
mad odttdstsen oersweifeltem Sample
Stem, ulm auf9aben, nadpem mir felt bier
Gasen ner9eben6 6ilfe Don benz @puperz
nement er>partet batten, Die uns left eber,
IL LANCE perlprp9en mar. Die Gntl6etz
cun9 gum &ad3u9 wurbe baour4 9eae<
gen, pab uns Na6ridt 3u9ins in bSberen
&reilsn iei Sela9t worcen, e6 lt better
New>Qlm %aaf3u9eben, neil man e6 bod
wabrf6etnlt@ nt9t mebr balten
f6nne. uno neil es practil9er lei, bic nd6<
fen @ren3fdcte 3u balten.
90 nerlte6en mir 9eftern unter Mr.
Glauorauo,@ Com. en- 5ef meiterbafter 2et<
tuna 1,400 Yerlonen fart Nemzulm unp
erreidten glidlid Monfato obne 8erlut
zines Menl9enlebens.
Der Jbrtsc s. 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30
@eneral=&auptquartier Staat
minne(pta.
@eneral~ Nbjutanten Sffice.1
9t.Yaul, Is. Wuauit 1862. {

0eneral~ Mp1utnnten Stttce.2
Ct. panl, 49, Mueut 1862.
General 8efebl Nr. 38.
1. Stert Benj. @mitb, Vlab> Commandments les
aQseneiuen @ammelplaBes in Sort SneQing,
miro iofurt oa3u i&reiten, tauienp Mann ~ Dr.
e%anilren aus Detaid ementS bonn @iebsnten,
Neunten, 3ebnten unb @lften Minnelpta 8olon-
tar~& esiment, bic jebt in Der Organization besrif-
fen lino, bisie @treitmagt lotalo prsaniirt, ~
b%eoreern, pbue 8er3ue bel Sol. 8. 9..@ibley,
bent Gummanbeur Der @rpeeitipn eeeen bic Snbia-
ner gu rapportiren.
2. Die ldpn fruber eeeen BIZ. @iour- Snbianer
absef9idte @treitma@t ipa be3cidnet werben ais
ras erite DetalGement Der Jnttaner- @rpebitipn.
8. Die pteneenanutr Madt Don tau1enbM ann
fol teseiAnet werten ais has 3weite Deta9ement
Der aweitsn grptbitiuu.
4. Tim ben transport beS ~SpeitenD eta@ d msnts
gu erlsidtern> wirb ber ba@7elbe command irenpe
SfFsisr, wenn nDtbi9, gu bielem 3med, pfsrte,
Tubrperfe unb anbere Granapprtmittel requiriren
unb bic eebDrissu Quittun9en 1ub Mnpeilungen
bafir aus te0en.
Muf 8efe3l bes Gommanbeurs Ell Gbef:
Oscar MalmrpS>
General Mtiutant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30
|@t1bt< It. Qanb<N o6ribteu,
Grtrantnn9 Der 6efet0ebuma.
proclamation bes @ouperneurS.

in ~rwa9ua8, bab mir pur9 fart unter3ei9-
tete S'ttldriften BON nerl9iebenen Gbeilen bes
St@afes Spr9eFeut wrreen, ba6 ber erreete @tanb
Der O1n9e an unierer tpefli1en @rdn3e, pp
9uneerte BON MGnnern, @eibern unb Rinbern
Don ben Sneianern niebersemeBelt unb gauge
eountiss enr9 ben bierour9 bersorserufensn pa
nil9en @dreden entsSltert tprben inb = nebit
Der Notbwenbiefeit, Der un]er @taat unterpprfen
1T, Gau(enoe itiner Mili3 gum Dienit oer 8un-
bssreeieruns gu feQen unb gu slei&er 3eit RAID
CUR gertbeioisune elmer mebreren bunbert Netlen
lansen @ran5linte eesen einen ru@- unb erbarn1>
nnsslpien Geino @prse gu trasea = ferner bic
Sbatia9e, bab mad unlern betebenben @eieben
bic bsreits e~eitelte unp jebt nod Don benz @taate
eeforoerte g clOntar>M a@t, wel&e auiammen bei~
nabe Elm Drittcl Der ean3en e%rmadienen BenDlfer>
une biloet, ibrer Stimme in ber Qeituns Der Mn.
eeleeenbeiten pabreno bisler bD9f fritil9en Ye.
riobs berautt 1T, - in &rwaeune, ba6 allies bic
ies cine Sadlaee biloet, tuel9e bic ~iofprtise Ser.
1ammluue Der @eiebeetune s%erlanst,
Desbalb erla1e i'd, Mleranber Stanley, @pu-
Ssrasur bes @taatss Minne1pta, bieie msineYrot-
uno frrbere bamit auf, bag bic Mit-
sltsber beiber 5auier Der @elebsebuus bes Staa~
tes am 9ten Sage bes na@fen september UNI 10
l1br @ormittass, l@ gu elmer Grt,a-@ ibune im
in Der @tabt ct. paul periammeln, UNI
lpl9e Mabrseelm gu sr9reifen, ais fe fir bic
beS CHATS uno gum @@uBe 1einer
BeSDlfsrune notbwenbie linb.
@seeben nit meiner unteridrift uno benz gro
ben @ieeel bes @taates in Der @taot ct. Waul,
bieien, tem %. Sage bes Musua, I'M Sabre
unleres 9errn, etntauienb a9tbnnbert unb spei-
uno~ ie@3is.
Mleg. MamfeD.
SIM Namen bes @ouperueurS:
Sal 8 s.. Bafer.
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ntuf Qrp @oob firma.
@,nttt S 3o0lor

in Gem ebemaliQen 2otal Don $. &npr
TaDlpr
babsn TETS 0~orratbis Elm srobe5r N0ortiment SDu
Guen= unb mpbe=@aareu,~
melde ie lebr
biQt9 biQt9 biQig fir u@Q1b"
%antieten. lnler Eager 1T neu unb wotl ausqe-
pablt unp tefebt aus alien @orten BON
Woaren fir ben 9ew1bnli1en Bebarf,
Strnmpftpaaren.
~ antee> lotions" &C. 3c.
8elonoere @ufmerflamfeit lenfsn mir ouf unfere
a@tfarbigen 9ebrudtfn @alicpS III
10 Gents bic garb.
unier
Gn1rpS=Oepartement
it aussehattet nit @aaren fur ben yebarf spu
vanefauaeutea, unb mir fDnnen lie 10 niebria per.
fauten, ais lle in Gbicasp unb Wilmautee ~ ba.
ben ltnb.
Nir babeu uns Der Dieufe bes teliebteu uub
frsuneliden oeutl@eu 0erfdufers
&ermamn $. &bGfer,
ver{'hert, Der erfreut iein wirb, BEN eeebrten beut.
lden Ireun>en aufaurarten, tuel9e i'm, bic CUNT
lbrer Runol9att erweiIen.
Smitb & Taylor.
~8illtger Gaib=S tpre"
Yruden<WlaB, Drttte@trabe,
,eten Der GrprebsSf1ce ct. paul Min1.
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@tttpna.

Sdrnmt1'Ge bSber ais gu flint Dollars pet
older perauI9lagte Gdnbereien lo(en in DTentli9er
gerlteigsrnng an benz gpuntp. 9ibe in jebem
County an ODER por benz erlten Sage beS nG1len
Nopember gum gcrfauf eousseboten wsroen, nor
ubsr @fernere Betanntma1une erfol9en loQ.
Sun'5ebn pro5ent Der Rouflumme nebit 3inien
Bis gum erlten Stunt 1863 perben firprdrie-0ano
~Serlauat werben unb fiinfunbfeben3is Wrpsent
nebf l3in1eu fir 5pl3lauo. Ser &elt Der Rauf-
iumme nebf- :3inlen au iieten Yro3ent piro gu it,
geuo elmer 3eit innerbalb 20 Sabren mad 8elie-
ben be5 RduferS sa9lbar iein.
Seine 9dnoereien wercet fir tpcniser alS Stint
Dollars per Mder nod fir penieer ais ibren Der>
anl9laeten 8ertb ~nerfauft.
Der Guaranteeing pes 3unt Gertauf a~ussebp.
tenen SanoeS wtrb fG auf iiber
fuufuuo fiebensio tamienb Mder
~belauisn uno paS bette 5Tarn,- unb 5p!3' unt in
ben pibtsit anselispeIten Counties i'm @taate be-
lesene sano entbalteu, peren @elammtbeSVlferuna
i'm Sabre 1860 an 1872, 900 5eelen betrug.
Samntli9e Mnleoler, wslde Gdulano iune<
baber. eas gu tpeniger ais fiuf Dollar per Mde,
seranldlast tpirb. weroen sebalten fem, ba0elbs
benz @eleBe 9enaab gu pabten.
Staats- 9auoantt, E1E#
1@t. paul, Minn., 4, Suit 1862.
Gbas. McSlratb>
GDmmiTGr.
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8.

Der nnter3ei&nete bietet gum gerfauf : so BGf-
itr 9tld. u. pulperiiirten:3 uder 100 30. Rafee.
3uder, a0er Mrten; $50 b.. pprto-R iep uub
Mueeopabc 3udtr; 100 5dde @ic-R aF.e uub
20 Matten Sara; so 8iiten nermil&ten aenab.
lenen RaHee 5u ftbr ~niebrisen preifen; SO Cab.
bies 9aie6pulner unb Raiier-3 bee so 30. unt
- s. 4ifen gcuns 3ylou Ibee; SO ,DG1Ri-
fatn Solcug uub @ou@ons Ttee; 20 S8dHtr III.
i&en rbtao beab. &eib ; $50 Riten Riiw. uub
ct. xouts heutl@e Sfife; $50 2iReu Ospeap
llto SQtaois 9tdrfen : Gonnpanie : @tdrte !; 50
pdde In Gdfern IS s.. GGfern uub .aittss:
50 aifsn girstnia 3abad. bert@isbeue Sorteu :
1Oo R!ttfn gfnablenes @epiir5 unb Greuaur Gar.
tert 50 spodets' san3en gfefn, SO Ratten
Desslei9en Elm SolIts Experiment 6seaerei.
Driss s 81 a. es So, lin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30
Doctor 81. Srtmann,
Oeuffcber Mr3f

tn ct MntbonY, Minne1ota>
aeiet bierbur9 %ersebenf an, baB Ct feline Sffee
mad Der 81 ain 9traBe Serleat bat, brittle
Ibur, pberbalb 5errn ubrma9er Ibonapiun unb
geraoc ee9enaber benz Drug tcre uuter @tand.
felo'S 6aa. -s-
Sffce- @tunben inb Mittass son balls Gins bis
brei l1br unp MbenbS BON 6 bis 8.
3rante. bic su meit BON bier ~entfernt tpobnen,
I'M bic @taet beiuden 81 tGnnen, inb eriu&t,
f9 in 8riefen an .ibn 81 tpeuben unt perben
proupte Mntmort erbalten.
Triicber Gmpfifpf
1T lets oorrdtbig. Deutl9e in entfernt g~eleeener
Mnlebelunsen, tuel9e ibre Rinber geimpft ~ ba-
ben rini&en, ioQten fi@ f&riftlid an Jpn tpen-
ben, tporauf Ct etnen Sag beitimu1en tpirb an &pel-
dem ct fe belu9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30
49, Nibt 3u Uberieben!

Nadbosm ib meine friibere Mtludt ct. pau
gu %serlaien eansli6 aufeeseten, werbetd mid tpie>
eer4n' Der MuSutung Der dir3tliGcn yrerts bier
lelbt nit ALIEN Gifer tptsmen, unb bpFe ids MIR
bei lorsfaltiser unp bun1aner Bebanbluna meiner
patienten ras ger.rauen uno bic 0reurp5d,aft
ors pIblifums, weldes friber int meiner gerufs.
t~batiafsit mir in 10 REDEEM Maase aefdenft psr-
ben 1T, rebt taIb wieber 3u ertperben.
STD e~arantire praftifhe, ti5en39aftli&e Be-
b%anolune aller meiner Watienten, lopie apedm6.
bise, ri9tise @paaiebuns aQer srSberen I@irurei
Iaen Sperattonen. a
Sn 8erudiidtieune Der jebisen sebriidtenG elb-
perba!tnile peroe i'd las 9pnorar fir raetne
dratli9e 1bati9teit bebeutens gesen friter er-
mabisen, unb tperbe i'd fir seburtsbulFi@e TdQe
uterbcupt nur bann Urgent elm 5onorar beam
lpruden, menn mad b m sigenen 8 d.
f%urbalten Der tabei SnttreI1irteu
w'rflid CUTS uno prattilde 6llfs!eifuns fatt-
e~efnnben bat.-Mrmen tirb BON mir 6ratli&et
Hatb uneatgeltli9 ertbeilt.
0r. &ubplpb 9llberti.
Sffice: Dritte Giraffe srabeuber Dor pru.
9eip's Qiqueurfore,. bic nd9{e xbure pterbolb
Warpin's pcr3eQau-5 anflung, cine 1reppe bod.
Spre6Nunbtn: pom s bis 10 ubr Mpr.
gems pom IL bis 1 1br MittasS unb Don 6 bis 8
l1br Ntenbs.