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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08
Wood Wanted! Wood Wanted!

TINHE undersigned wishes to Purchase from 500 to
Il 500 Cords Good Split Wood. inquire at Rock
ca Mills, corner of Cherry and Line streets.
J. =. BAUMAN 4 co.
iulNS I'm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08

1t is stated that Gen. Rosecrans has
ordered all the cyprians to be sent away
from Nashville. tits about time the city
was relieved of this class of population.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS f.!
The Latest and Most Important
Discovery OF the Nineteenth
Century.

MO nun a name IL more Intimately CONNECTED viii
IN tho history Of the Mttefia Medcs a the United
States or more favofably known pioneer IN med
zeal discovery than thai OF II. JOHN BOIL, OF lou
isVllle, Ky. His nlmitabc preparation OF ssrsala-
rilla has long stood az tho head q the various
pounds OF that valuable drug His Compound reotoral
OF I'd Cherry has become houath0ld WORT through
oui the West aud south ana Hla Worta Loaenges, la
less than year after tltlr ilHoduct.ou attained a
reputation a. widespread as tue contlneht Of North
America. But tho GROWING Story " his le romans
10 DO attained 10 hs latest 81 c0very, or rather
blnAtiOn for he docs not claim 70 have heau tho da
coyerer Of CEDKON, which u ho baals u the bltegs
now offered 10 tho public That honor belongs ~
the native Inhabitants Central America, 70 whom
It's virtues have been known Tor moro than two hun
dred years Armed with 70, lho Indian bids defiance
20 the most deadly nalafis and handles without fear
the most vencmous serpegts. II belief with them
that while there n breath lott in The bOly tie Ccdron
IL potent 10 cure, matter What tho disite nay be-
While NJ. Bull IS not prepared 10 endgtho tam ".
trayagsnt fetcnson, no IL nevertheless satisfied
fom thorough examination q the evidence rclstiug
20 va virtues That az remedy and preventive i0r al
diseases arising from exposure, either 20 chsDgea u
weather and climate, or 10 the miaSnato Influences
It stands without rival, aud Justly desoryea the
reputation Il has 80 long enoyei In central America
and Tie Wat indies. In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF Letters Remaining in the
Nashville Post OFFICE July I, 1863
---List No. q.
Al ctera advertised are subject 10 extra charge
OF one cent Persons calling for them will phase be
prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
they are advertised whether they are In the citizens
Al letters not taken out in one months will be sent
10 the General Post Office as dead letters
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08
sale of Morgan Goods.

This sale will be resumed this morn
ing al 10 o'clock, which will be offered =
largo and varied assortment of goods for
ladies wear, consisting Of Alpaccas, De
LANES, Jackonets, Muslins, Berages, Ho-
siery, sc. The ladies' attention is par
ticularly called to this sale Merchants
will also find it to their ints rest to at
tend this sale, as we design offering a
large lot of ready-mAde clothing, &c.
suited 20 their trade.
Il. r. GLAscoCK, Marshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08
july1-1t.

pE LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED TIE
virtues Of Bulps CedrOn BittoTs, any
such there be- read the following certificate from gen
temen we'll known in this community, aud doubt no
more.
It's general introduction into the army will save the
hYes Of thousands Of our soldiers
IousuIIE, KY, June 9, 1858
We the undersigned, have tho good Effects
produced by the use OF DR.. JoHN Bus CuRON BrT
fEEs In cases Of general debility and prosta alton of
disease and relieve much suffering. Among our aoi
oilers particularly would this be the case especially
those who are exposed TO mlasmatic Influences in the
Southern climate.
MAJ PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. 50 Dist. Ky.
C4AR. n. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, Ky.
Ptoy Marshal Gen'I Of Kentucky.
REV ID. p. HENDERSON,
Vioe.Presi OF Sanitary Commission.
BARNEY, HUGHES, a Co.,
Publishers Democrat,
GEO. DOERN
Prop Louisville An2olgcr.
HUGHES hPARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street.
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEH A 90,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers Main st. Louisville
HART MAPOrhER,
photographers, corner Market aud Third s,s.,
Louisville, KY.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, corner 81 and Market
streets, Louisville, KY
CAPT. T. N. bllDkElh,
ofsteamer Major Anderson.
MAI l.. r. THusTON,
Paymaster u. B. Army.
Q. NJ. mErOALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky,
col. JESSE BAYLES,
9th KY. Cavalry
GEORGE u. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
500 advertisement In another column.
June ls-9m
FOR SALE, Wholos lie and Retail, Al n. MaTburgs
AuCtion Stor, Coll, go street Nashville, Tennessee.
=. n. DAWES,
General Agent for Nashville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08

We had more rain yesterday. The
predictions of the weather. wise have all
failed. 1t will rain in spite of them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08

The blackberry crop is very large this
year. Our market is abundantly supplied
with this staple fruit.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-08

Young Mr. .Custom Housed Young Jas u
Zachary Elijah
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

To allow bees to stand without any
protection daring the winter, is no bet.
ter husbandry than to let cattle, horses,
or other stock 60 unsheltered, and will
BE- attended with like results, especially
after unfsvorabIe seasons, like the pres
ent has been. Still it is best to let them
remain ousas late as the middle or latter
par. Of November, unless the weather
should be uncommoply cold, that they
may discharge their fseces late and be the
better prepared to remain 10 winter quar-
tiers until warm weather has fairly come
in spring. They have little if any brood
at this season Of the year, consequently
will suffer less from cold now than in ear
~ spring; when If the temperature has
ben kept at about 40 dogs. they will
have thousands Of immature bees, many
of which mrs. perish if exposed to very
cold weather The lees bees are disturb.
ed in winter the better. Al feeding for
winter should be done il possible before
putting away, Lu. if any have to be fed
while in winter quarters let them be
placed in such position IS TO be suppl.
ed wi.hOu; disturbing others. A house |
above ground with double walls filed be- |
tween With saw dust would be best, but =
good cellar, properly ventils,ed, is . very !
suitable place for bees in winter; select |.
the darkest, dryest and most quiet place
for them, remove honey board and moth |
blocks, replace cap, and if containing II !
to 10 pounds of honey all is right for the |
winter, twice this amour. would be re-
quirea in the open air.
The following makes an excellent feed, /
which may be given 10 winter: Add /.
water to sugar and clarity the syrup with .
eggs; pu. about teaspoonful of cream of
tartar to about twenty pounds of sugar, |
and boil until the water is evsporated.
To know when it is done, dip your Eng.
er Erst into cold water, then into the
syrup; IL what sdheses is brittle when
chewed, it is boiled enough. Peur into
shallow pans slightly CREASED, aud when
cooled break into pieces Of convenient
size. Tho cheapes: candy does very well;
tina. with the least paint is best. IT
should be placed On top Of the frames,
and sponge wet with water should also .
be put with it. " S KIRK. /
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

As AITIR .t TINTG

III e.ercige a more pow -fri Gnonrc to liver
and L. secretion. than ornei, rc"r., bt1c l
l.nco their IMPORT = L. c-7ca g.! LIVER Comp ats
AID s:cca Irc His, .I4Elce, ~ .f"~l, t.aora at
tac.s IFcaIl he, Sc L. iA treatment u Frv"-s. ether
Bilious, Y llow, Tyiho.. a.4 thor !"'.rc.r Fever,
they ar" sr',"rior t'HHt O." TIER :" r4c" MEND
u" "ini r't. r'rrtfU."nt. etr","!iEc, an
bra Ing he AK : i.: wstIa. "nc; - S., .,'. e
latlng all the 'n h. The HaiUr.. lI,rinalcc {!
their ,i.s, eseansi: 2,l purifying tir ~oa Aid
pugg,na from .,t sJ!. III. ! r"s.ti Az Ia
ulrr LGrlCrs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

"A down easter speaks of a very
heavy fog in his locality. He says he
hired man to shinglc barn. At noon
the man complained that it was terri.
BILE long barn, for he had been at work
all the morning and hadn't got one course
laid. So after dinner he went to see
what the man had been about, and found
that he had singled more than hun
d.ed feet right out on tho fog.
brigham Young, in late address to
the Mormons, says that the present war
is "yisitation from heaven upon the
people because they killed the prophet
Of God, Joseph Smith, Jr"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
-
-
| AN CURED.

=" have uS.rn Alx do-"5.s Railways l',s, q three
'1i '4trn. day III y cure! me Of Cosu,atlon
!.'i:'Snh, 'sHt fSr r~it. tIlve taken E---i,4',
- .'ni macy ",:icr pan ipf SsaCs. Il i. coui
"1'' "h' 80 ';ninrtry rufi il gtop.ci u. use IT
e." prIo ipr "eth ny ol complaint would appear
~ ~oses o! i .d~H} : ! III, cured me-.
t.iif-N LiNNLIr, L. S. c. $"
~ hay" sn!'-.ci ", il ny.3c sia and Liver m
vi nj i'r So "A yrtr"-ttNc ID al! o." I'll bills
= "~! :" u" TN rprarv INF ri. bit
'".I " ''t' tiln 80" t'.'. have L-rt n.r boy
II Ir tri" - tl. t.2al ,.r"'t n,," liz. t,kea
= NiftG = III .itdC.i..' Iifsii ~.
= ia I+, Euxbury, Mass.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26


| Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining worldwide reputation. 1t is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has so many useful appliances for Hem
ming, Binding FEELING, Tueking Gathering.
Gaaginy, Braiding, Embroite,ing, Cordinr, and
so forth. No other Family Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for great variety Of work.
/: will Sew all kinds Q: cloth, and with al kinds
! CT thre.a, Great and recent improvements
! make our Family SEWN Machine ne 4 reliable.
and mos: durable, and mos: certain at all rates
Of speed. Ii makes the in:er.oche,. stisch,
which est stitch known. Any o2e. even
Of the most ordinary capacity, can see. .:
glance. how to use the letter \ Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines are
finished in chas,e and exquisite style.
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine i
piece Of cunning workmanship OF tie mos
tu! kind. 1t p-ote cs tie machine wil.u nj in
use, and when aboU: ~ be operated may lie
opened as spacious AID substantial table 20
sustain the work. While some cf tie c.<&s,
made out of the choicest woods are fDishei in
the smples. and chas'est maLrer possible, 9TH
e-s are adorned and enoe!:shc1 in tie most
costly and superb nanLer.
|. is absolutely necessary to ,he Family
Machine in operation, 10 Judge o. its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family sew
ing as ocr Manufacturing mae hi.es ere f.. man.
ulacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied With silk, |
twist, thread, needles oil, &c. o: the yci- best
quality.
send for PA&THLL-
The singer Manufacturing Co..
i5S BROADWAY, NV IoRE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
Butter Making,

Oae Of the bcs: dairy farmers iu Mass.
achuse.,s has the following rules, the
observance Of which, be says, can
only insure the making Of good butter:
lst. Keep the very best description Of
cows for your dairy stock.
I'd. Feed them on the best pastures
aud hay, (wnen confined to the cattle
barns,) using no roots in feeding, with
the exception OF carrots, as all others i'm
part disagreeable taste t. their milk
and butter.
3D.. Observe the sttictest cleanliness
in the dairy rooms, and in respect to the
dishes and machinery of Dreaming and
churning the milk and working the but.
ter.
4ta. The milk room must be kapt al
ways OF an even temperature, not less
than hfty-two degrees or more than City.
five DEGREES.
9th. uso only half an ounce of salt to
pound Of butter.
Another authority says that the lars-
est quantity of cream rises, aul conss-
quent!y the greatest quantity of butter
Is made, when tho milk is ono and
quarter inches in depth in hot water,
and an inch and half in c0.d weather,
seven or eight quart pans thus contain.
ing but two and half quarts for the first
named depth, and three quarts for the
latter
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
ri!t,:, ~T"t'NiN,. ANn T"NESNCS,
III ~ a. !.

y
~ the re aRs al ..!arll ir,t.nn of the Iau
y. these imlc-fct pa. ln-tr ID Of beng dissolve!
ut.cs p..i~ atc Ir,yeinrrt cvac alton by Their
iuins, f.s and tea mis- and n, fre1u,n' sise crl,s
imperfect pi'!s
II ya, would vuii N, a'n,,y ncrs. whenever a
pc'gatNc lac icn" rcaGi,r't. t," d"&" f
END"..i ) ! inuI.tilAG His.
THEY WILL Pu2Gs. THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE TIE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons flocd With FILES my re y Oh positive
cur" ~ Their II -.
tUtli.p WI!!l ,tN.
COATED WITH GUN.
'nAlt.t WITH GrI
". r,4sa,'s I'M, J., "ieeen'y l. a..i VITA ,.uin,
irttu : t-to % si,'i, ht liAcu at all times
Hlt"1 al '''.ts. 'nEr'f ~ reat from colds
/" A"rti II -. ~ uti. alter tl.ng these
IT,.
* -. ...I"N =. ilIl.S
II y" s"tr,a Vigorous rvtruIt.rn, in severe cases
"a mi tnni 'ttoa o. ilo II wi Paralysis. I =. after
'.i r'' .ttui N 81. ti,L.t1Ip IL In, u.eat, cum
"fFi act 49, ''i i...-,.t i.f, VII ia move all
- T. '"-. AL .t'I rHi -. directions, for
- --" l4r"!" 80 tnF@ 49, - il ~ vca,. soid
H. Su-Ii.. &c,.tc,,le lt'Is~t> a Il >to = keepers
y. -! 10y lat h. h. II ftrs bed VITA fresh
ny i'W rs.rt r. IA huS j. ,gCkg O.. " IN
IL tee! 4Er~y@. /. be-. .,"f tthr',
E..i't - . 90
s. I.,Icu Late, New 70 K.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

DiprhLRlA.-We have received rec
'pe Tor the cure Of diptheria, from ply
stefan who says that of 1000 cases ia
which 1t has been used not single pa.
tlent has been lost. The treatment con-
s,sts III thoroughly swabbing the back Of
the mouth and throat with a wash made
thus: Table salt, 2 drachms black pep.
per, golden seal, nitrate Of potash, alum,
trachm each. Mix and pulverize, put
into teacup which half fill with boiling
water, stir well, and then fill up with
good vinegar. Use every half hour, one,
two, and four hours, as recovery progress.
cs. The patient may swallow little
each time. Apply | o. each Of spirits
turpentine, sweet oil, and aqua ammonia
mixed every tours to the whole Of the
throat and to the breast bone every four
hours, keeping flannel to the part.-Nw
York Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

WILL be offered at public sale, on the prem.
,vv Uses on Thursday the l4th day ofJanuary,
1904, one hundred aires Of Timber land, situat
ed in Red Oak Grove, west and near the resi-.
oence OF VIM. Coutts and being part Of the
estate OF Robert Perrie deceased. Said land to
be ssld In lots Of Ave acres each. Terms made
known on day ofsale. :.
Upton, lows, Oct. ?ttb 1897,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

I-v>IAo effort of horticul.uris.s to
produce varieties Of fruit trees, espe-
cla,Iy OF tho pear and apple, which come
carly into bearing, are being gradually
rewarded with success. 1t is not long
since, man of middle age, planting an
orchard Of those trees, could scarcely
hope 10 live to see them 10 full bearing.
Now, by improved methods of cultivation,
the careful selection of varieties, and
especially by grating upon ounce, pears
may be had in bearing almost as SOON as
currants and gcoseberries Apples, too,
are brought forward much earlier than
formerly, even from the seed The Troy
wing records greeuns apple, weigh
ing II. ounces, the product Of q seed
ling tree only three years old.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
ESTRAY COLT.

ESTRAY COLT.
- FSTRAYED from the subscrib.r
.ANAz about the middle Of June, lss3 :.
4 BAY MARE COLT
WIN no marks on il, well put up, Of medium size
ana .i, one year old last spring. liberal reward
M, wa oe PAID to any one who will give informs.
. n "nesG me colt can be found. to me, a. nv
eatine road, or At Pleasant Hill Pos. Office. nus
VS.. LEWIS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
~For sale in Upton by r. HALL.
TIMBER LOTS FOR SALE.

~ JOB WORK, of all kinds, done witt
neatness and dispatch at this Office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
And REGCLAT. TIE SYS-EI.
Their Great Co lnb ias0 tons,


Thy &C nor" te-ta. -if iii "a. than ttlc n-1
PA. * tsp.s, =. Ert., ar H. em ~. Ett,.ristin
aud re ootAins .l.a i-ai. & 60 ga , y. .lae
kx.8 ~. T. taar,rds or Castor Oh
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
Dyspepsia. Heart Di~ea.c. Fits. EpilcD.y,
Melancholy. Ssuralgin. -

Many remarkable cures OF these affections have
been made by the Alternative power o!th.s medicine.
II stimulates the vital functions into i.orou> acio
and thus overcomcs disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such a remedy has long
been required by the necessities Of the people, and
We confident that this will do for them al that
lci inc Ia
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

schirrns. Cancer Tuners. Enlargement
etccrafion. Carries and Exfoiiailom CT
sitr K0ppes

great variety of cases have been reported to us
where cures OF these formidable complaints have
resulted from the Use Of this enedy, but our space
icrc Vii not admit them. somc OF them may lie
1ound III our American Almanac. which the a gents
be2w named are pleased to turh gratis to all who
cal Mor them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

Every Wringer with Cog Wheels IA w. =
ranted In Every Particular,
No Wringer c8n be Durable without Co.
/ Wheels.

A good Canvasser wanted in every town
hi'- On receipt Of the price from places where
no one Is selling, We will send the Wringer FREE
OF EXPENSE.
| For particulars and circulars address
3m r. c. BROWNING, 347 Broadway. n Y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26
The SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

Upton. Iowa, Oct. /, lsGs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-17
yer einietr 3eit erbalten baben iuQ, piel
@le6te Wise genladt tuoroen. Man

yer einietr 3eit erbalten baben iuQ, piel
fhle6te WiBe genladt tuoroen. Man
bat ndmlih tie Gntpedun9 Dor Sturgeon
Aemadt, naB bic Sdlu1el ldp1 Ypr 18
Monaten In Yaris mad einem pom 8ais
isr 9utgebeibenen MoreQ aen1a6t uno
cann an General Gorey 9elbift purpen.
-Die|er mu6te tie banu BON Ben Weris
fanern erbalten baten unp ibidtc ite als
SieBcstropbafn bem Raiier nad 8idY
~. sic befinpen ib jeyt in einem Mts
l%itdrmu1eum in Ya!i5 nebit zen erbeuteten
mericanilbeu &anonen, welde man BEN
failerlid,m psinslein Yerebrte.- Die
@bll0el iollen ni6t8 meniser al5 Gin aus
tiles Mu5l:ben baban.-Mian nil ferner
nil1en, baB aud bic 8anonen III paris
9eso1en wuroen.
@aS 1T Mri fptratie?-Bdbs
rcno elmer Der 9iBuuaen Der frdns5flden
8ammern inter Souls pbilipp bielt @ez
neral Ucy cine Hsee, tporin er inter an
bern pas @prt Mriftofralie eebraudte.
Mls6alo rpurbe Der Mepner nur9 cine
Stin1me auf Ger duBerten &cbten unter>
broden, pslAe cine Definition rielss
Bones uerlanste. Soy FAM einen Nuz
genblif na9 uno ertpteeerte rnnn: uMri>
f~totratie 1T cine 0ereiniouns urr Ser
l1w6runs Derer, melde aufiebren, pbne
3u proouiiren, leben, cbne III arbelten, cie
66eutliden Memter bsleBen, obne lie ausz
fuuen 3u f5nnen uro 1i1 aaer Gbraa be-
mabtisen, ebne cine perpient su baben -
pas 1T I'M 10. Sabrbunpert Nril1ofratie !"
Gin UrAterlth DueIl
bat in Grappanni ;milden ~. Malato,
Gr~ Ncjutanten BON @asitaloi, Goitor
Ger @aprera 3ritunB uno %, Niepto ftatt
s%efunpen. Stint SfiSiere, msl1e F1
purh einen Mrtidel beleipist fIblten, welz
der in Der Gaprcra erlbien, yerlan0ter,
@enu9tbuung. Ma!ato antmurtete Ct
lei bersit i'm Telpe cine beiliee uno noble
9a6e, bic pom Niprumonte, 81 perfe@tsn,
un0 in Gol9e psilen aeesptirte ct cie
6erau6foroervnB Don fQnf Sit;ieren urc
flnf Subalternen. Der erjte @eane,
wurre unter Den ;ebn pur6 ta5 2oos en-
wdblt unp fel auf q. Nieolofi ioneerbaz
rfr meile einit leltt Elm 5ffiisr pon Ga
%rita!pi, Die B~so!n9ungen wareu, caE
GAS Dueu - laAse ~fprtselsyt werce, bic
elmer Der @egner IL. LID uer'uuncet oce'
f%ampfunfdbia aemprren lei, MIS Wof'
mNrpen Sdtsl AeWablt. Am Morgsr
umriu0te cine Gscaprpn &apoustie eel
t &iplay. Oas Ouch tpdbrte 3 Stuu.
! Den. yiaG YierSebn @dn9en Yermunpet
! Walato lsinen Ossner leidt. Darau
flbrte er clnen furbtbaren 6ieb auf leiner
t &opf aus Ger 5war paritt murps, ate
au{ Nicotoli'5 Mrm nit FOLDER Strait ME.
; cert isl, RAP er cine Mrterte uno lsd6 Seb:
men rulbidnitt. Mm %fulAenpen Sag
ueuweiserten 1ie oncern ueun @e9ner pi
Torttyun9 eee0efe4ts aus rem @runpe
pab ibrs Gbre p6uig befriepiAt iei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-17
Dr. RuDolpb Alberti.

Office: Dritte @trabe {, i'm fatbolil@sn
Uran1e YlOd, ~gegeniiter sun Sees Dryeooo.
@tpre, cine Gteppe bod.
@pre&Runben: 8pn 80 ubr Mcr.
seus, pcL1S bis 2 llbr Mittae5 unb BON 6 bis s
ubr Mbeno8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-17
Doctor q. Srtmann,
0emfic)er Mraf

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Sentider Mr3t
IN 81. Mntbony, Miune(ota,
3eigt bitreurd trsetenl an, taB CT feline Office
rad Der 81 tin Strabe berlest bat, brittle
Gbur, Oberbalb 9errn ubrntader 5bompicu unb
eeraoe aseenuber benz Drus.9tore unter Stan9-
Fele's 9au.
Office Stunben Inb Mittags nrn BALI eins bis
brei ubr unb Mbents BON 6 bis 8.
arante, bic III peit pom bier e~ntfernt ppbnen.
UNI be @tabt belu9en IN tSnntu, iinb eriudt,
It In Wriefen an i'm 3u uenoen unt tperben
prpmpte Mniuprt erbalten.
Sriicbcr Smpfifpf
1T tets sorrdlbis. Deutitr i'll e~ntfernt seleeenen
Mufseslunssn, vel4e ibre 3inser ssimfft III ba-
zen riniden, ioatrn lI& itriftli6 an Jpn tpsn-
ben, morauf er einen Sag beitimmen mirb an mel.
dem er le beluGt.
5runntDein -Brennerei
unb
CNg=3a6ri&
Bon Nctcr N%fcifcr,
WotalbamfraBe, cent Marftbauf fard9
A~eAenuber,
eel!latrtunb serfauftim g rp6en unb Rleineu
aQe Sortsn 2iqueun:
&immel,
Wadbclper>,
Nni9<,
.pfirfide unb
Dran;sB ronntwein u.l.w
9eine viqueurc iino ale aus Hcasen %setraunt
6erner ~empfsblt er ie;nen arseeseidneten
Trudt>Gnt9
III tsr t~iaisfen g,reiieu.
% Der bcGfe MarttYreis mirb 0ets fir Nr9
gea tssab!t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-17

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@etraibe unt Q~ebeuamittsln, Aalf, Cement, Sub
haar. Nageln, @als, Druid unb YadYapier>
Drudn1aterialien &c.
Gra9tecntrafte tperten mad Rem 8 len unb @f>
zen ibernrmmen.
Baarpcri@iIe eemadt auf Qrnlsratienen III
ieber 3eit uap jetem 8etrag.
perfonen, rel9e @Iter an uns ernfgniren,
t6nnen f9 barauf S%erlaien, Rap Ie Dor nebsr-
tbeurune aef1ust frh. Glitter &s.sen ~ rem
nisbrieaen Ytei(en obne &udii9t suT tie teirn>
eere p9!tlinie ottr has Boot ipeoirt. Eager unt
9Dmmii0cne-@ etRbr f. nietris als III sbsm re-
ipetteblen 6auIe.
Offee an Ter Qtste, am Gub Der @hitsfra6e.
s. 6. u. 8. 6 8%A,banF.
6. 6. 8urbont
General : M9fnt fir bic @alena' Gunlei!b. unt
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