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, 1864-02-20

with zest which leaves no room for other cater
ines. We wished simply to give those genucmsn
e.eot, !or iresh PROOF OF tnei1 ensetp..ssIeas -,
hotel which promises to be em1nently suecessful'
Inc Richmond house has been recently pa'enss-
Cd pY some New FORK gen lemen, VINO nave maae
great outlaye- and have entirely remodelea II, ao-
Attine the bonse ttrnnohont The richmond Is
now one Of the aneat hotels IN the West It Is
conducted IN the European plxn. q new feature in
the hotel business. II ia under the management OF
HI. Burrouche. OF New York Stste, a gentleman of
whom It ia enough to asy that hia past experience
and presept management show that he knows how
70 Aeep notel In the EeFy best style. -
TIA e.,aea-.- n,,a ,,,,o,~,,, arc
Ma ,rr1v,1s =, tho ea,d,.,s, vor,. dur,n. thc
tw.nty. .fnn, hon,s ~. ,.a.-.-sn1nn,
Wnoft 1aao.sa, - oo.,. r r.,
/, cnth: G. Eabbltt, /, 35th:. j. u. Warwick, Il,
8.t3; Z: eates, p, ION; En- Hurbert. & 59sh;
Z, a,d: Metiord, l1:th; A. Bennet, D, 18th;
aas. Snf H. E!eh1is = 11sth; 4 Miller
eth: r Helj K. 17th r. NcEihS. = n =; .1st1 III
bert. A, 1ath: F. Thompson, &. 5fst: 4. Brown.
y, sth: E. Sombner. u. 9Th; also r. Wilson, O.
Pierce, ), Ba1ton, q. +. Small. G. Spencer and 81
Carpenter OF tho 7th III. Battery.
Hbconstn.-C. A. Osborn, +, sth; 8. Pasho, Il.
ssna; a1.ti,. y. y. h4lPs, r Sass s1.,..
7st: !. Wsssow. K lat. q walls K al 'f1'11' a.
110a'-f. oee's' ., lotn-
ErfanE "0men'8 HefuEe.-A special
meeting Of the Managers Of tho Ening women's
80 -sorastaa :, ha .-osort
"3o 3e4oe51eo 10 " Plesea..
Washanston's Birth-dny.-Nonday next
will be the birthday OF ths noble patriot, and the
Chicago Citizens Corps, company whoae rauss
av ans ~ ~, ~ 49, ~ aIsa III 49,. 10y - ~
- Ioao. ~. a. ,.snoa :, ths s.an;na p 81,
thelf afmofy al o'eloe6 III INC evening. a la'i
attendance ia requested.
R1remen.-An organization has recently been
1.'..sa .,,n,o tha rnsn,hs,s ~ ~ MID via ~.
ioslneo *hlone .ue uou.oeea =. NV fatu rtee ~
parment 1of the purpose OF ca1ins !ot tue sleR o.
the department. It is being literally supported.
co,dr,rb toa tnat nodo n 1aron donat;on IN
49, ss.se1a.,a,
wabash avenue III. u. .Cnurcn.-aeV'
c. B. Parsons, ID, Of Louisville, KY, will occu-
ayernc M r Cbnrch tormorrov fsnnda., norn-
ing ano evening"
vsI, ,s,nrn - the Ds,ta-v m r1esi,av and ir INV
49, ~ .,., ~ ,.t, ~ "
lestefs or small paesagee are iedt At Mnrzy Nesson
that the boys get them.
= -
Des PIntnes Street M. e. Church.
The usual religious services viii be held to-nor-
row IN the Despiaines street II. E. Church.
@ prospcrons @ o. &C conaitien. It meets 1t = N. ~ 4
cordial Invitation extended to ali 10 be present.
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NOticc.-The Hoop Skirt factory At 70 South
, 1864-02-20

LII. {t La 1nF
his es Te9q e b,e Gauss ~ ooh HAT gres. oea ad q
s :, sx.ac 1 1 ,s sersios @ ms6 5ped pa
tea t III. u 49, aa aoA u sne
doos Ten dolls,s 9r to hep hes s1 The dof;or
ineke =, ~ lin appafeau+ +,s nsassed DATES Thcn
to ny ;t,ds no9se twice day and towards ths
sSs laice th 1,es ns,9o+ oaS & ae saaa Tneo askeo
NnIt .s sne rht. Ia =. 9seesseof 1hat Y4a5 a ny
Hisnc5e. e. naen INC Dossor isst called ne seemed G
to ne E1eat!y embarasseo. and as ne started to g9
oat q Luz ioom maIia sag ~ Loek me aool, !
about d9sE: I'D not loSk De dco1, Sat ieit t6s
iog. o1a n9i pay tne Doe1of ne aaaatienas zen
oo1us aaa nc &la nos sek l95 Il. r. Ies. tns t9om
bean made sna when returned she asked ne the
ixoS.a 49, : i i T. ssssias III, y: =; 4
co or a 5asee s. soa s & se sss
Was dead the doctors would bc able from post
oe to sec that sae h,d tod The
pretence puTshasnf houseleepns eoods and
assny sent letter saying that ns bad sonsto
sn5n r 4rnaz7 euorn-Jam a seafsrsnp man
and board Il the Illinois: Knew Maria Nanmann.
Pse II aee Ts wf Wss 9a a1d
i6e tirne she e. .sas M ii On MondaV eTenIne' Was
us', he ,f,.t "sn ts, ;nrtes MA momGr shs
Sid mt fc,1 nv tia c.rae o9 brr il,ncss Esw heT
apain abont q q o'c]ocl HAT evening She anne.nei
worse and complaired OF eIcrUciating psin.
stafd viii, her ten or fIftecn minntese Saw her
dinner she toid Ii'e e1a wished 10 he tsken % home
r. her hrnther.in-law. iwcnf for a rarrtarr Ar. An
other hnnnder caleb mi went with her df1 mt
n,ade % enn1e lea Tor Mary IN Nioniiav niaht Waa
intending to mary her. Did not know II sTe .yeTe
nrernants The date of marisrc wns mt f1reH
Ee1er Fnew Dr.. Meneke and al net M eali M him eo
knew that be attended upon her. Hesrd her sneat
Of ssChsYIey," but Knew no,hinp OF him. Saw her
at Imroth's on Suudsy Might. and AGAIN on Tues.
day night when she died I was not present when
she implicated q. Heincke., first heard to-day
a. noon1at ..t an a9ot.loa naq oeen Ptoaaeea.
1m-nfh ~ ma15en nanoe r.. a. Eanm.nn y, ~ ,1s ~
q sister Of deccaeed. She sent for me On wednes-
day week ago. and said she vas eIsk. had not
Ell 1sa car,a M ~ ~ ror sha XIX 1a oetoso
that she was at the Doctors and sick.
mixed what the N1att9r- md she told AtA
, 1864-02-20
SANITARY STORES WANTED.
l. Cry from tho Army for Vegetables

Amy & the c6msef1snd n spRe?es %ose mt
o eaR e se 1s ssnTs1; ss9.E - ss
y. G. Brinton, Medical Director, 1lth Army Corps.
He has cent to tho Commission tho reports Of the
following regiments. showing symptoms OF sour
butte taint among the men, VIZ: nth Pennsy!va-
l1ist, .ssd and l5ith: New York volunteers, St
end sGth Wisconsin volunteers, and st Ohio vol
unteets. The reports Of other regiments arc
equally distressing. Mrs. Bickcrdlkc, the pioneer
Chicago, direct ftom Chattanooga S6e adds hsr
test'Iaopy to the above statements, and
Eiyes heart-rcndlng accounts OF men per-
hour their ls the }4sd New sRe YofF a1I
out Of $50 men IS have died bstweeu Nov. tst aui
Jan. nth, and one hundred and sevcnty-lve arc
sero,ts4 SICK By 1heir re3imantal saEseon These
daut and immediate supply OF potatoes, onfons.
sanrkFnut, pickles, vlnecaf, aud rudcr-clotdne al
which these men are mostly destitute in sntacleut
quantities restore functional action, anl furnish
Ir. Brfnton says, ha turns to the Sanitary Com.
mission tn this emergency, as there he has always
fond help: The conamlasien tnrns to tie citi,
1ens OF chieago q and @ the Northwest to enable he.
Whole regiments are re,enliet1ng, thousands OF
fresh volunteers taking the places Of those who
now m haE1S S efcn ;a asabsd for future
and under, clothing must be had in large
quantities., and they cost money. Shall tho Con-
miseIo9 have ii Shall single brave arm be par
hecomc marble, ) single chair vacant, or hearth
uesolate, becauBe We withhold opr means or LABOR
Nererl neyefl Falter not nor groW weary. tf,l
tins rebellion shall be crushed out, the battered
remnants Of veteran regiments welcomed With
ant bomca and the eternal principles Of truth and
righteousness DO Vindicated and maintained
, 1864-02-20

iuslar and earoted arteries, killing him Instantly.
McGif1 was formerly in the rebel service under
1opgstreet, and subsequently was member OF
Muligan's Brigade. It is raid that at the time OF
the accident the musket was not capped. the pre-
sumption being that the nipple was covered BY tho
Illuminating powder from cap which had been
removed come time before.
, 1864-02-20

-, SERVED HIN R1GHT.-Yesterday afternoon
In the Post Office, Avenue m individual Of Cop-
perhcad proc1Ivities, somewhere about that ago
when II Is dificu1t to tell whether the facc win
produce hoir Or feathers, attempted to exenplffy
his manhood by expressions a Ia the Randolph
street smut machine, adulatory OF bis lord and
master, JEFF. D2vis. 4 young soldier Of the Inva-
lid Corps passing at the time, requested the seces
zionist to etay his venom. and upon his decided
refusal to do so felt 1t his duty to indiet personal
castiEaHon to attempt to mend the er1ing oae,s
morals. Seeing no signs Of ofrelening the chastlse-
ment ecemed fast approaching the sc.ipural
standard Of srauy stnpes,'' when, fortunately for
the sufferer, some byatsnders tnterceded, and he
departed on his way sadder II not wiser uan,
UNFORTUNATE Acc1pEHT-A CAUTION TO
R1cnuiTs-YestcrdEym morning sad Incident oc-
Cured at Camp Fly, By which Thomas McGin, a
prfvnte IN the 3ath Illinois, was Killed. Deceased
and a comEade named Charles s. Dubois were, un-
known to the oncers, going through muskcs dril,
AeGM giving the orders. At the command ''hse, =
Dubois snapped his piece, which being. unfortu-
nstely. loaded, was Immediately discharged, his
comtads receiving the contents. the bail entering
1t The angle Of the young anan's mouth, and pss-
sing through the verebsae Of tbs neck severed the
, 1864-02-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

General Gfnnt.-We saw. yesterday, al pic
ture in the art gallery Of Mr. Carbutt-fo, 13l
Lake street-whIch somewhat took nj by surprise.
It Is beautifully correct likeness Of the hero Of
ytcssbu1rb. General o. s. Grant-enlareed from
an ordinary sized negative. and splendtaly finish
ed as m iyorytype is the Eaan himself; 1t Ia In
truth speaking likeness. Those who arc most
intimate With Gen. Grant pronounce this strik-
insly correct In every particular Without doing
Injustice to Autrobus' Portrait, as work OF art,
alimrst acknowledge that q photograph properly
taken must necessarily be more correct In detail
than painting. OF Autrobus' likeness there is
but one COPY, Hence the public are indebted to
Ms. Ca1butt for producing perfect picture, Of
which duplicates may be procured ad saanitana.
Besides the ivoryypc portrait the artist has pro
uced It in the carte de pts5s form, snd at prices
that place Within the reach OF all good likeness
Of The hero Of ylcksbusg and Doaelsou. and the
coming Lieutenant General
The Rlchmond House.-We are sosrJ to
find that Mesers. Baufo1d & Daldwin-the enter
prissng Kewsdeaers are fearful lest the heading OF
our notice Of the Richmond House. yesterday,
should convey the impression that they are the
proprieto,s ii the Richmond. We did not intend
to convey such IN impression, knowing full wei
that the duties Of their present eallinq arc sum
elen.ly one.ous, especially p they eates Into L
, 1864-02-20
EVANSTON RAILROAD COMPANY

There being no other buaiuess, on motion, the
meeting then adjourned sine dk. c;,s,
, 1864-02-20

pOARDING.-S Several pleasant
1F rooms, furnished or uniurni.hcds for gentltmsn
and wires Also. rooms To- slaslo gentlemen scSe
prices Apply al 81 Washington street, oetWgen STATE
and Whbaa6 ayepue. tea0-y54st
observation-disclosures rooms and
Ip board may be obtained at 10 Michigan street,
North Side, abort distance west from ltnsh 6tfeet
Bridge Also, dny boaTder3 accommodated.
fe:er55et
pOARD1NG.-A gentleman and
wife, or two single gentlemen, can procure good
board and pieagaut front room. where there ara
other oardeEr, bg nppl ing immediately at S31 Vest
Adams Etreet. fe14 ws3a3t
pOARDING.-One pleasant room
1b With board. suitable for 4 gentleman aud Tifc,
fei9ria3t
, 1864-02-20

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
L CoNsUAPTION.--TheV eVEoE1AR1a Pulmonary
HALaAh y the most highly spproV ed nedlsine ever
discovered: It nAs erooo TaK BEST oz AL TkaE1
S. sae bes 3.
most esninent cizens the Press, ttade
IN facs bY all who know It. For certificates, which
can be given to alaos: any extent, wrappers TO
eath Dcttlc Ths proprictofs Will cheerf7lly refund
and u tbe large bottles much tie cheapest. q
csrsi1 and get ih9 genuine, which is prepared onle
Beston. Sold in ChicaRo BY BURAHAM SMITHS
dr1D-Rac1 An AAATu 4tha
, 1864-02-20

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
- 30,G0 acres Of Land, on the line Of the Logans-
port and Peoria Railroad il Lviugston county, ILL.,
The lands are bigh and rollins. and within ihres
miles n1 Railfoad aatious chatsworth And Forrest
be sold cheap. oueatth eash baance IN nye scven
Esafs at tt1 per cent inteI.st There Is Beet Sugar
MAnniactolY at fhatswofth, In successful operation.
bettsF lPa1s II y he srste AdsEsss apply @
t. ] 5TIlLWEIL. ESQ.,, ChatsEorth Illinois.
, 1864-02-20

E1OR SALE.-Farm Tor sale, one
r nile east Of Huntl.y Station, on the G. L C. q.
L. H.. In acHenEy county, ILL.,. said Farm contains
md Barn. fatt trees &c. There are 1fsen aerel q
WINTER Rye on the srounl, and nfty acres Of Fall
hak cash down. balsnce in yearly thstalments- For
he premises Of Of 1. 3. ALBKo, Ut Wsyne stssoa, a.
Du tage county, III. B, CADY.
, 1864-02-20

NOTICE.-F Jim and Bill Mahar
IN are here from Montreal n1eud would EEe 10
see them. PLUEKkT, NsfusoR Honse. 80
{elaW2e& It 4tbp
, 1864-02-20

Of the Chamber of Commerce we-e requested 10
bring their books to the Board OF Trade Rooms
to-day for subscriptions.
The following subscriptions to the building fond
, 1864-02-20

EOsTEN+
C1ptdin-Wm. Il. Bolton.
EeHior first Ltestendnt-Ed. A.. Jamce,
Junior FI7st LseufsnaAt-J. II. Moore,
Senior Second L!eufendrf-S. r. Tracy,
.5Hniof Second LfeutenaA1-J. D. Roberts.
Fiyst kryeQuf-Charlcs s. Alams.
PRESENT ROSTER.
Egtfoia-Wm. Il. Bolton.
Ef7fer Fit 1t Leuttn6nf-J. H. Moore
s7paicr FTSsi LIeufenaHt-J- r. Dgnlan
Stnicr Second Lieuttadnt-E. a. Nichols.
= .]a31i6F .sEeond Lieu.tndnt-
First SerUfanE-u. Frink., =.
Tho tur1oughs Of the members OF Bottoms Bat
terry will terminate in thirty DAYS from to-day,
, 1864-02-20

BoLTOS's DATTERY.-Thls battery company
will Vlheh Chicago this morning, every member
having se-enl1sted as veterans. There is not
battery In the service whose record is Brighter
thnn this At the battle Of the Hatchtc on the 5,h
Of October, 1852 under Gen. Ord, and after he wns
wounded. under Gen. Hu1lbut, 1t led the attacking
column against Van Dom and Price after they
were compelled to turn back from the attack upon
cosinth- Afterwards this battery was transferred
to Gen. logan's division and participated In all
the battles preceding the Investment Of Vicxsburs
In the siege 1t bore q conspicuous part, and was
the first battery that opened on Fort Hill. The
company il now 1iied to the 1naxtmum-156 men,
At the expiration OF their furlough the battery will
take the field with new guns. harnesses, horses,
ETC. The battery entered the service with The fol-
lowing
, 1864-02-20

A RGEN YPE,
AT
HEsLRIk,S GALLERY, ll3 Lnkc-St.
, 1864-02-20

POLICE C0URT.-Bu8fness remains very dull
at this establishment tits true that there Was yes
terday sligh. improvement upon the day before
1eutonie.-Thrcc individuals named LeonaEd 0t-
ter, Iawrcnco Frantz and Lawrence Behl, all hall
ing from Fades3oad. wero charged With seriously
aRaaulting fourth Ienton. Martin Wolf The par
Ties mel The day before at Working Man's Asso-
eiatIon, and afterwards adjon1nea 70 tavern II
quarrei BY stabbing the prosecutor severely in the
fsce and head. The Gaze was continued until to-
day aa Wolf uas too much injured to appear, and
the prisoners were bound over In the sum OF 800
each.
with injuring John Boie With q deadly weapon: " p
months ago: It ,waa continued, However, nnt1l TO-
duction Of fresh evidence: The prisoner was
bopnd over in tho eum Of So o.
Danatioas iron Vtls sreet.-The notorious
Con. Wager was arain arrested for keeping dis.
Jackson, and ann WageE h1s wls Mas esh esaar$ea
Ills vie IS to The sinking fund. At the same time
Jennie Gorrnan vas hned SO for tree tight e With
Of eettiug into Wager's house through d window,
in eea,ch Of Mrs. Wager, and with several m1ssles
r. hpr hnnH1
, 1864-02-20

Benevolent Association Of the Pald
Firemen.-An organization has recently been
formed among the members Of the paid Fire De-
partment for the purpose Of caring for the sick Of
the department. It is being libernly supported.
A, E. Goodrich has inst made large donation to
the Association.
, 1864-02-20

Wabash Avenue M. T.. Chureh.-Eev.
c. B. Parsons, DID,, Of Louisville, KY, will occu
py the pulpit Of Rev. r. L. Collier, at tho Wabash
avenuc n. E. Church, tomorrow Sunday morn
ines nd
, 1864-02-20

lf0f0 ItH assessment f4A@ tue property WaH DEGe-
nttcd TO the araouu: Of the assessment; Tails was
the main question IN that case. aad the ground
upon which tho decision rests fs, that It was a
burden beeaase the property was ss sppsaEed b. ihs
TO the full extent Of the assessment made
upon the lands. In, other words. It was
1ot ts1 b:eauss It a9Rpf:rtea satve
the mattcr Of the Magyar Of New York, II johnson
=, and subsequent cases IN TINT State decided Be.
fwesn ~ md ISL X a1a n1tt the decsiaa s pf ths
Thtscaee was decided BY the Court Of Appeals In
1s51, overrulng the previous cases upoa which the
decides that such IN assessment Is tag under the
constitution Of New YORK, iu which there te no
limitation uponthe taxing power. II
t.E q tie present It. case + seneernsa i i~ms
srsestasd law ie ihss sssse1shsaEa We sSs boand
e &c @ s aeed y eu + II al &c
=. sesssi sIss9d s...sa 4 = limos tl.aE vas
sp; in tie
e sna5sf s!ef;sa ssnn9s spPf. thu she m A.
;essia p.opefion 70 Seaedis iint
q q
$500 n2on 4 9Eerer much the Sost g
h.vs sisesetisn Il 5 Sas ths seeeaa ssetio1 e
he ~ chaptsr assunct that the abustnE lp:s wv Se
msnt 70 % ssneats O. Il the o.hs1 nsad te
nR os e. b pRea S beae
ia !old III !. sn ipsn aos
10
to the exrense OF tho adIaecns ensnl {eaept.
tne Anew TIC provisions ot the law whlca IhcT p1ss
b s ss5 IL hsy
Sa1d Of improvement to be saaac III proportion 'o
The prorihon under consideration then does not
ass y s. r
appear TINT thc Tns.T II S:neated 70 nc cIsent o
sss shs eooT1 = ID h.l ca- il Il not
But % the otlcI h.nd the money Of the city being
faEen for corrosAc rupos a.l xithou. c9sp.naa,
letter and meaning OF TIC dt4 sec1oa Of the Glib article
ma se m s as as5
cannot supcvlse the or lntuEfte With ths
enforcement lAwx xconatita.lonay pissed. hpweve.
eea @pap % ~
Il right has baon and an ualuxt .ad an:ari
Sc bns
naturally endowst with reverence tor nere form q
onded 81 IL foss q esciss ID s
neither reverence nor ftaI.
And have alwa5t believed II the duty Of . cnrrs,
N 1e1 HI csss To- $eide IT, I'D Know * no c5sspton
In {ayof Of CONSTITUTIONAL que6tiouB.
=. Il i ttpe that the Supreme Court muet uslly d..
clue tha clsss Of qncstion. 1t Is eQus'fy 1ne OF
R1{ tbeFe sFe peculiar considerations In this
The suhect IL ono Of Great interest Affecting every
i hardly possible 70 compute Tie amount Ehiea @
IL 70 b expended IN this city for this cisss q
in tn6 deosde But I'll safe 70 ea1 that 1t WILL DC
T%ese 40 tSe frst assessments made under ths lav.
II Inc law j. uneonsutnttonal the CITY III DC co9,'
'ea IL r g e.
seN Gan st least m.ke ~ eort e obtain ~ oop.
f IL sdmttsd on an hands thst 10 many cases the
, 1864-02-20

THE WEATHgR.-The excessive cold e1pe-
rienced during the last few days reign Of the Ice
King has left us, to 2ivo place to warmer weather.
clustering Jack Frost has been compelled to own
the supremacy Of Borcas, and he yesterday
his throne before violent southweste,ly gale.
During the whole Of the day the wind was ycr5
sevcre. tnflicting considerable Inconvenience to
pedestrians, and indeed to travellers generally In
the exposed suburbs Of tho city the hurricane ac-
quired terrific force, probably infictins damage in
more than one quarter. Some Idea ot tho power
Of the nria1 currents may be gathered from the
fact that large three-story building at Cottage
Grove, near the Myrick House-and Just attaining
completion for Ladies' semlnary-was almost
totally destroyed, ts brick basement alone stand
, 1864-02-20

Board OF Trade Battery.-John B. Hall
will return to the Battery on Tuesday, and II any
lettcra or small packages are left at Murry Nelson
& Co.'S office; a14 South Water street, he will see
that the boys get them.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
& q ms
berubmter Mnqcnbitter8.

MQen anl1nserbautidfeit, GdWcrmutb, 9hma.
DE, Nppetitlpiiefcit, 8ldbnngea u. anbern ger-
bauungs, II. Maeentsl6uerfen 9eioenben mShte
Der Gisentbin,er bss nit 9tedi rcpnlarfn
Ssbnm's WaAerbitter6
b~enielben als eine unfebltarc Cur empfeblen, ais
Stdrfunssmittel il er u,,psrgleidbar, In Rem er
ben Mppetit Iraftist nnb bieg,rbnuung frlfibtert.
Diejenieen, tpeldt lid curh eeilfige Deer tISrrer-
li9e Irteit iibsrmaBia aneeitrsnst baben, merpfn
neuts Qeben er1pfanetn tur6
Ssbam'e Waeenbitters,
Der ibnsn usue Graft ~ alen 2ebenSserridtun.
9en serleibt. CT it milo unb anseae bn1 III felner
Mirfuns, 10 baB leltlt bic s~artelter Dan,sn ibn
sfbrauder inb nit 3uridfebrenberaraft alndb-
LID Iasbr baprn nebnen tinnen.
Sabnm's W~aaenbitter6
bat leiaen reuben. tpioerlidtn @eldmad, fonbern
lit 70 an9enebm fir ben @aun,en, nie trcbltb6tig
fir ben Magen. @eriudt TIN nnb bat Guer
aaufnann pber MpDtbefer
Ssbam's Maaentitters
nibt. r. IaBt ibr benleIttn tpnuner unb IaBt cud
nidt nit anoern Bitte.s als sserape 10 gut" as-
ipeiftn. Gin 0erlud rirb Gud BON her Nraft
hes vBitters" 10 HtsrStueen, bab ihr i'm rie mebr
%aufgebt.
jn ct. paul
1T bieier gitters 3u tesicben Spn
S. u. s.. 6. BurSb II t unb
Stint ". s benbaIb.
.. 81. Ssbam Maenf.
I67 @putb.W ater.@tr4, Gticaan. 3OS-334
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-02
NptteSbi lent Ser beutfdbem G;e:
meiuben.

DeuifAefatbDI airGt 8. Giraffe,
reffti6 FSot St.ss9rtss. &ep.vv lemens 5taub.
Neo. Gterbab @atr. @ormi.iass Z Ii. 10 llbr..
+ 9iadmittass 8 llbr.
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Bp ge%reeGtrunsen u. 3ufaye III BEN pbiasn
leutsn bis Esnnslltas Mbenfs 6 nbr finetban,
biet tperten.
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