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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-09
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

Will Immediately relieve, withsst pain, all disturb
ance of the periodic discharge, whether arising lo
Relation or suppression. They act like charm IN
removing the pains that accompany dltlcult or I'M
moderate menstruation, and are the only safe ana
reliable remedy for Flushes, Sick Headache, rams
in the Loins Back and Sides, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Nervous Tremors, Mysteries SpasmS, broken
Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects OF
an unnatural condition of the sexual functions. In
the worst cases Of Fluor AlbuS, or Whites they ef-
feet speedy cure
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used OVER A QUARTER OF ZEN
TURY They are offered as the only safe means OF
renewing interrupted menstruation, but L0oteS muSt
bear in mind that there is one condition q me Ie-
male Systenl in uhich the Pills cannot be tdken
naishout producing PECULIAR RESULT
The condition referred to is PREGNANCI-
the result, MISCARRIAGE, Such IS The trreStst-
ibLe tendency of The medicine to restore the serudt
functions Lod normal condition. that eren The pro
ductire polrer of nature cannot resist 1t THEY
CANNOT DO HARM in any other way.
DR.CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the Onlu Medicine that MARRIED AND SIN
GLE LADIES have relied upon for many years, or
can relv upon now BEWARE OF IMITA-
TTONS! These Pills form the Finest PTepdrdtton
| erer mt forrard, with IMMEDIATE and PEh-
! SISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE DFCElN- -
ED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist,
and tell him that you rdnt the BEST and most
| RELTABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
| WORLD, which is comprisedin
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, PRoPmEToR's,
81 Cedar Street, Neto York.
~" Sold in Tunkhannock, by J. w. Lyman in
Montrose, by Able Turrell, in Scranton by l.. S.&
E. c. Fuller, in Factoryyile by all Druggists,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-09
Manufacture of Wooden Goods !
CHAPTER /.

The Manufacture of Wooden Goods, both in the
household and in the factories, has become of great
importance on accountoflits forming at present our
principal articles Of clothing. The nature of eli
mate make it necessary and the scarcity of Cotton
has greatly increased the value of wool and Fabricks
made from it and being engaged in the business of
making Ciorh and Flannel, and also oil Carding
and Cloth Dressing. we have thought few remarks
with regard to handling Wool, and the proper pro-
cess of Manufacture might be of service to the coun
try and benefit to ourselves
The first process with the farmer woo intends to
make his wool into rolls for spinning anil weaving
at home after washing and shearlng is asserting the
ualities. This do not expect farmer to do as
erfectiy regular manufacturer, but by trying
he will approximate towards IT, and be amply paid
for the little pains required, by having an even
thread and smoother fabric, The ieece should r.
whole ana be spreSi out on .opie-the coarsest
wool Will be fOurd ca the skirts of the fleece and
@ easily be distinguished by looking closely to the
fibre Two qualities from eadh fleece will perhaps
be close enough for ordinary purposes, but as the
sheep in country differ much in their grades of
woOl-the coarse pant of one may do to 20 with the
iiue part Of another, and thus make three four
Qualities out of the lot If Is going TO the manu-
factory or to market the fleece should not be torn
but after removing the taglocks should be rolled up
compactIy, skin out side Not less than one pound
ofard fresh butter or oil should be sent with every
ten poundsof wool going to the carding machine.
The next thing of Importance is Of cour,e to be
well carded for which will be entirely response
BILE but in the matter of spinning and weaving, we
have another caution to add, Unless the yarn is
evenly twisted and beat up evenly in the loom, the
cloth shrinks unevenly IN fuling-mlking some pla-
wide and others narrow and if the iEisher sue
ceeds in pressing out the wrinces the cloth will re-
sumo its contortiOn again when made into gar
nent, and the mechanic is sometimes wrongfuly
blamed for coats becoming lantern Jared on e
mans back. 1t is easily avoided by giving tha
wheel equal number of turns to giveu length of
thread drawn out. We find this difficulty incre asing
of late years. and have come to the conclusion that
if some of the spinners do not keep better time on
their pianos than on their spinning Wheels we should
hate dreadially oisten to their music.
As every moment of labor should be employed to
the best advantage, and every of material be
appropriated to the bestpurpose, account of our
war, propose to write other chapters on our
branch of business after this is read sufficiently to be
remembered and shall endeavor to do our work
nice enough for a balmoraI skirt or a Doctors coat
and make trowsers stout enough to last farmer
through year scampaign at least.
1NGHAM & WRENCH.
HOME FACTORY, CAMProwN, BRADFORD Co May 2. ga
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS Il!

They have received and are now receiving the
sanction Of the most eminent Physicians in Amer
lea.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box the
price, One Dollar per Boz, containing from 5O to
60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly by remitting the
price to the Proprietors, or any authorized Agent
in current funds.
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The Passenger TT ain NorthWard

The Passenger III ain NorthNaio
aves New Hampton on the orrivnl of the Ma'i
ain which leaves NEW YORK at $40 A. M, ana
kNUNKA CHUNK on the arrival of the Tram
ich leaves PHILADELPHIA. kensnSton De
y at 7.l5 A. NJ. At SCRANTON this Tram
kes close connections with trains on the LAGh' :
SANNA& 4 BTOOMSBUBG and DELAWAk u
t'DSON Railroads, and at Great Bend with the
i Train on the Erie Railway going West
the Passenger Train Southwark
.yes Great Bend after the arrival of the Clnclnna
press from the West, connecting at Scranton
h Trains on the Luckawanna and BloomSourg
; Delaware and ITuds IN Railroads; at Manunka
INK with the train for Philadelphia, and at
wv Hampton with Trains for New York, the Le-
IA Valley, Harrisburg, &c Passengers by this
ain arrive in New York at $50, in PhiladelIela
$50. and in Harrisburg at ~ P NJ.
The Accommodation Train
,rthward. connects at Great Bend witk the Day
press going West, by which passengers arrive at
,aca and Syracuse the same day.
aouthward leaves Great Bend after the arrival OF
Now York Express going East.
~ All Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway
. ut Great Bend. -
A. HENRY, Gen. Tkt. Agent.
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fHB singer SEWING MACHINES.

Our LETTER a. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining q worldwide reputation. 1t is be-
vond 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 Itemmng, Binding, Fell
ing Tucking, Gathering, Guaging, Braiiing, Em-
broidernr, Corling, and so forth. No other Family
Sewing Machine has so much capacity for great
variety of work. 1t will all kinds of CLOTH
and with all kinds of thread Great and recent inn
provements make Family Sewing Machine most
reliable and most durable and most certain in ac-
ton at all rates of speed 1t makes the interlocked
stitch which is the best stitch known. Any one, ev-
en- OF the most ordinary capacity, see, at glance,
how to use the letter A. Family Sewing Machine
Our Family Sewing Machines finished in chaste
and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a
piece of cunning workmanship of tho most useful
kind 1t protects the machine when not in use, and
when about to be operated may be opened as spa
cious and substantial table to sustain the work.
While some of the Cases. made QUITO the choicest
woods are finished in the simplest and chastest man
ner possible others adorned and embellshed In
! the most costly ana superb manners.
! 1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operaton to judge of its great capacl-
ty and beauty
1t is fast bec ming as popular for family sewing
as manufacturing machines are for manufactur'
ing purposes -, -
The Branck Offices are well supplied with silk
twist thread needles, oil &c. of the very best qaal
ity.
! Send for Z PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
453 Broadway, New York
as Philadelphia Office, $40 Chestnut St
NJ bns. & Z; BhnDNann IT, MansH' Ags in Tunhhannoek
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04

Sine Muttcr 0efunSen. l1nlers &C.
~ erinnsrn f!h pitufitt nod bes MnfTnttns
tines Binblinss i'm leBien spdtiabr Dor Der
Lbirt eintr bartberaistn authorizations Mltt.
in Der Gcrtfraet. pelbe benlslben in bic
Mitte her Strabe isben unb leinem @hidialt
nnb ra6 hb alseaun bic ebIe Icmier
css peun Or. 6repsau3 bss nrnasn @irn,-
tenS erbarmte, ibn aufbob unb mad ibrtr Gltern
Saus bradte, mrfeltf lih t,ritlbt felt iener Get
tefanb unp bic iistsncs Yfesr jsner eblen Disn-
sencb. Qanse fam man bin xne Der, MFR
wpbl b,tM u bisit8 alnenN e1ens iein tonne.
uuo senlsinf Alaiihtaitn eiaeen icsar ~ nett.
o%enQeumanb jenes bobberaisenW 6rdens, meI1ts
tin fdblenb 5er; I'M Bu{en tra9t. an3usreifen u.
turfle @eridte ;u perbreiten, als t6nue seraee
( i { bic unbefannte SHUTTER pielte 2inres iein
u. {. 10. Qanst unuete fe nit ilun,mem S9mera
riels nitrertrahti8t ~Rlatldfreitn iiber l@ erse.
ben hIaFsn, bis eueiia eas Gsni6.n jsnsr elem
ben Ratfnmutttr er.ra9t 3u lti,. ldtint, pel&e
aass bislss Glenb unb bis(tn @Gmrra yerur.
|a&t. Clint 8emi{t Rreatur, namsns Nate sra.
bony. eriGien ndmlit eints bibIden Iaets be,
her 1amilie dressang, erflarte {1 fit bic Diut-
ter jenfS 8tneeS unb o~trlanSte ha1elte aurld.
Grau Gr.saans ersldrte ND btreit. fas Sinh bsr-
aua3nseben. ater nur sestn 8e,abluns ibrer
Mabe uno ter DetrfisunS, mas bifIe laubsre
Wepalt brpbte. als Re fab. tas man I'D nietl
einl@i&ter1t lief, aing ie aulsSt ab.
GiniSe Gage fp1ier tr}disn nc tuisttr uni
3mar hiesutal in yeeleiiung bss DeputY. cdr.
riffs ron @amiep Co., mel1er bic peraussabs
bes ainbes in, Ndmen les 9taates Ntinnelctd
er3pinsen poltt. nit i~brisens feinent be{erer
Grfple, ba Jrdu Grsssans NIT Nf@t Bereitunf
fur ibJe Ruben unb Mueiassn btanipru@te tbl
ne has Rinb beTausgebe, ras aud ber nett
6srr Deputy ni&t Bilens mar. ~ btanbitn
unb sbenfalS unpeIri&tettr @ame pieter abloe
3ulttt eri9isatu ND Glide ps9parsfR ual
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
FARMERS =Spme.
Gait unb BpQrbinQbau8,

BON YduI W1 3 z r
Bierte @tra6e, binter BEN a@inslOp- paufe1,
ct. Naul. Mtnn.
Dieits btliebte @aahaus III nit ausss;eitbne-
tet gtaQuus fir SO @elrann pfsree unp si-
nsun tublttu 3ofraum nit belem, flarsmauel.
MaGsr periebtn. Seees gefabrte fnsst bin
l1nalides Obpa& ; sbtnlo 1T tint quite unS ge<
iHloGene yerb fir 50 paar Cattle bel BEN
0nule. btu lnb ale nStbissn 6irtteyungen be-
i1dutis une in arpeem gcrratb sclbanten fes-
sleibeu faufe i'd folde 6utttruass.M rtiiel fort
nabrene fir Baarprtile.
9Dnfiss G%inridtuag, fpnic @psife une ST.
trdnfe CONNIE il fant.
Waul MeBoer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
-Ndmf.Mpfi3.

9n elmer an, Mittmp6, ben Is, Mai ntee-
baltenen gsr1amu,lune Der ganten unb Ban
fiers bieier Stabt .puIbe f~olseuper Bef1luB ein-
(1immia ansencmmtn /:
Bti9Icifen, bag an, unb mad tsn, sr-
ten Juli nur @tasamtsnpten. bic Noten Ter
Nntienal.B anten unb rpm Minntfpta.B anfen,
bic innerbalb tes gtaates e~ingelSst tpereeu, u.
bic Qpeal- Currency, nslbt in ct. paul etnyef
lDst pirD, anSencmtntn unb ausbesatlt ,pfrcen
ais eanabarss Gelb (bankabte funDs).
ct. Saul. f8. dat 1864. 303-305.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04
Cine Ear,tt IN perfanfen.

$50 atsr Bee tsien Mdsrbautaness 'ammt
zen easu srbSrigtn @sbduli6tsiten 5 Wsilen
BON prsatptt in Miseunln eslsseu, it fur zen
ttnisrn prsis BON nur $1,000 tussen ~talpiser
abrstis su ser.aufeu. Bereits ine 81 @der ur,
bar aeaatt uno 80 unter Genee aebraht pcr-
BEN. SGufsr tSnnen ioslei6 BeIs erarsi-
zen uno BEN n5tbiesn 8ru1.pcrra.b e%rhalten.
!3abIaar nab Yelissen !; iebob tpire cine tIeiae
ariabluns sspiiuiat. Sir ndbs1s austunft
nsnrs man nd psri5nliG an ben untera si1n,-
ten auf beIsn 8arn, roer ourb Bsis1s mad
prssecit.
3U3-3t5. Srtetrtb Bebplb.
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e1lltpfum1.

SIN 8eiB suten 3mpffofes {eee i'd bas Sub
titum in asnntniB, paB ih tdglib pon 8 BIG 10
Mpreens. bon IL bis Q Mittass uno BON 6 bis 8
Mbents gun, impfet tereit hin. Sir suten Gr-
fols rirb garanlirt.
Or. RutpIpb Mlberti,
Office, Gde Der britten uns MinntfotafraBe. In
in MiQiua Bros. unb Dunbars Bantgeb1ubt,
efne yrfnpf hpb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04

WetnenYerebrten teutlhen Sreunesn unb @5n-
hermit bic In5eise, eas i9 in M ger aens
stabiirten 1apeten- une pciaerer.@fR& aut
5,rten prn Eapeten u. Matrasen nrrrdtbis bate
unp empfeble Id mid CUR biuieen nnb pron,attn
Nnfertieune Don alien in bie(em 0sl9afte pprr
fpmmeuoen Nrbeiten.
~ Mub babe i'd ftets etne Nnsabl
fertiser 9ounses pprrdtbtg.
nL8ettfebern
babe i'd 10 gut nno biuis sn oertaufen mic ;r9tns
Elm aneerss @eldaft III bie(iser 5taet.
9ebn M~nfhet8.
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.. ~. NebereIem's
GQQlncu.

y suH0g. u. Is III { IT.
Nisberlaee.
.. Strass, nebsn 1nbelfs GisanunEs,e,
st. RauL : : Rinu.
oal1 fOrtratrsno gun, gertaufe sorsa.pis,
aue sort,n Samersien gaume Rarfenass
ipabls Hftsn, @taueen pfan,su, anclsa.
aepamls, Ii. { N. Die in Wfinnelota eut aspettsu.
Urllte 8arisn : Sdmrreten erbaitea brn Z.
gv. agorbarns mt g., Nsm-gesf. 9imctts,
SlaI 0ras, Nse Sep nnp aleslaaaaa better
Aualitat gum gsrtauf.
Die befteH Sprten Neten,
epneorb. Diana Dsl.pare. 5artfOrb NrsEifc
IN. prsiis BON 25 bis sc SIS. sas stud sDer
SD bic IS bas 5unSert.
gte eetten u. biuisfeu Barmpueter.
gsaeeruus serbs1srtsr 8ettsr- s~n;siser, Der Is
n jeesr 8ssisbuus ausasisnst. preis $50
gbsnlo aue Scrtsu Ebermomster
Sane!auEsute pereen itsts sine sross guatpabl
seleer Artits!- in rsiner WiirnerIage fnbea unh
srsa!ten sinsn anisbnlidsn Ratsti.
.. q. Robertfcu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04

gen.sWai. Dana'S 4sfu& in ct paul
mdbrenb tiefer Ds6e. Bon BEN 10 siel Aufi.bens
aeuia&t .poreen. mas Ct aaenfa0s imGefslae ba.
ben Tonne u. {. ~. bate gar ni9ts ~ bseeuten
unt nod sisl speniasr Ia, @efclat. Der @ens
tai unb fem olerIisbaer eltt. Sprcat. Ninneio,
IA. R'i,. GrlontQiesn aneetentsns. amiifrisn
nd fSRlim. erbielttn PER Drbre tu Ruft @t1nb.l
den sebradt. :3weds0en eeaebsn y. teral. msbr.
nm ia ~ ps1biiten. ta6 Der General alenfaQs
bSier Qaune ,psrcen unb ben eana.n bier esbrau
ten 6trenbrti bc. einern Gelt3uasplan ibsr Der.
6aufen usrfen tSnne. Die 90 f@eint. ii sislss
aud ben boben unb allerbS@1en militGrif&sn
@ireen,rassrn aitmli& gut stlunetn, Bonn pon
aQen Miuneiota. Irupptn murhe bios bic brittle
8at.erie mad BEN Siiom herbert. unb tas uur,
neil hs1en Befsblsbaber. Elm Solsat pon 6&tem
g@Ict unc acsn. 90 b~rineeub ,plni6te. Doe 6.
&esimeui. btibt ss, tSnne er niht msbr mad ben,
@ieen becrbern. ia tiefes ,&pn ldnalf pcm
4ritasmini0erium tabin tefpblen@ iei! Das il
uirflid eUttlid. Der 1riessminifer teorbe.t
elm Neaiment nod benz Siiben. bn1elbe psripurt
attr feline Quf, tabiu ~ esbtn. unb tleitt ses.
balb gang rubi8 i'm Staate, bat bsi6t. MO es ibn,
asfalt, unb bic SADIE IN ebsetban. @er bies
teareifen fam. ksdreift A1eS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-06-04

&tablman'S 0arten.- Moreen Conn
tag Nadmittaa. fntet bic ftitrli9e GrSHnuna
bieies btIiebten @artens nit eirent erobsu Gnu
3ert itatt. Dieter faSne g,arten ii auf bss BE-
quenits einsni9tet uno tietst Bsludern bas an.
a.nshmi,s 0srsniistu Bitr, Grfriitunstn u.
Sptiien, ionic bic Bebtenune laNen nibtS III
mun,ten lbrta, nne bic perren 9eftr unb San.
bel ilnS unst,nlest IN ibrem Bta1sbsn, ibrsn sd
lfsa ben Mufentbalt anssnsbn su MAIDEN. Wer
i1 in Der f6Dnen Natur better anterbalnn MO,
Fnbft in Stablmann's @artsn bic iAbn(e st.
leaenbeit.
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D III deiotism 8!

Gdfl VduH1UelCI uuB VHUPHlW,
GrFnpfr Der neusn bsilmstbuet, senannt
BdunicbeibtiSmnS.
Ginsise Meentur fur Norb-, Central u. Glib
Mmerita:
43l 8rppme Strcet, Netp.Worf-
Gin Sulrument, Der Qebenswtter 100
Gin Slaccu 0leum Daunfbeinlii 200
Gin 0ebrbuh, in aisu ueeetnen 9praden 400
Das Muse, feline ranfbeiten une eersn oei>
lung 200
Die 8aunlbeiht' l9e 9eilmstbobe seihnn fd
defenders burd Ssfimmtbeit. @efabtlrEsfeit,
Ginfa9beit, lhnsQe 9eilnns uub 8iQisfeit aus.
Das Ginfa9e une 9eihte bet Der Mnpentuns
bieles peilpnfatren8 maat IS ifeem Qaisn mbs-
lid 81 pratti3iren-
3O4-1s. Or. g. Meinbarb, asent.
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Am NnTan19f lester pSpde r%ubliS.rte Der bic.
l!ee Yirneer cine araul'gt Morreeihi&te BON ct.
elono, e.eeaft. N'r NIT tintrt Ibtil tsintr0on-
eanle mapreno lftassDur9n1arlGe5p eratt batfl.
TOUT, UNI sas IN 9,anealaflgtttsn ll9 Aubertt
mrel es1nefnoe Ncltsblatt. 0entf Plafperte es
sanse S@lnfere sn'mseer 9eoantenlos fetr in ma.
lltte1sr gSetle mao. 2gtr truBtet ul.b sraret
uher3sn9f, rap DC 9an5t Velg'1is ;'ltts als bic
elsnDepen vntFeann9en nno Uerlaur1eunfsu scr
MhIang p'e 3u vnoe ma en- nnp eInapnfen pc
0slN.W'e n.p!. S.s' eln9 ane eiae Hare VT
sagtnn9 80 san5ea 0eIIeanes pom eapt: Mtr
leleF ~, s.e nnle!s annapme aar 3u ltpr bsna-
!1e. uMp ..s SanS. Mna'1e a!e cine e.patmI'Ve
SoppslVesee' parattrtftt. 9ctp
pprtn wm eapl. Ntt !flpF. VI lnreipf
! 11nlet, DIT lem etltte GIlae11,s11 IN ben
l9mlnblatsn aAtr Voppfrpeabi Blatter Der pst.
slcuo a'nafs" 9sr1a1f nno tot ca aus IN etnl
1tamnsperwanetsn rSI. paul yioneer" iberelng,
.laet MO uno e,asn 2pftl ns'nsr eon,pany ais
Nu9slletsr 1rtsolltpfneer B'1reer in ct. Sloue
an. 20 gaitee e. inter tns,nfr QSuree,. mid gt-
sen emie lugehpalte Mntlage III ps1ths'ot9en, bin
60 aosf mir lpmopl. als mslner &pn,9anpi buleia,
uentettsns s,ne Srtlaruns Der eisentliben Ibat.
ladsn ~ ssben.
I'm Muenc cts ~. ARat tan, ih nit 25 Wtann
nno - vltroer IN 9t. 0lono an uno teSog am
gltfll11spt, euBernalo per t1aentI!9en gfaot auf
nnne''an9 t1nes Slsrts PCS Auat,fI!af.lttre 'netn
sastr. "a MIR 1nrs sorosr sln'gs MseclDsr, fait
unier esn auetn ris,''tr gSa@sn %ssttcblsn 'pur-
osn, y 1np1n'1e 'p %0tflslpe, te'nsn Wen,eptn
nen's militariide aenntniht b'ist, fntet bies
CANA tn fsT S1rnung une ipirp Ss'pib te'n
'fDut0sr utann, nsnn er BON e.ntn1 poltfn
8utudSfplelen w.re. ll9 nit Wstpalt argrihli-
den Mrtltela OILS 9dttsln. 3aume, Rarabiner ,e.
~ n1peIn tuqen. yin Sf. @trueer trieblteten-
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$4,000 .OOO.
9nbltripticnen tutrsen an8encmmen spn ttr
Grfcn Naticaal-g BAIL,

OF. W0uI, Wlnl.elpta
unit BON outn National Banfen,
BET benen SHentli9e @slber cepunirt linb unp tner-
ben aQe
refpeftabeln Banfen unb Dauquiers
TN ean3fn Qanb (%inicfs.n t~ie]else als Masn!su
Der National , Depoiiten /. 81nfr fungiren) auf
Verlansen nGbere Ausfunft estbstl.n u B b zen
g ubcrittntenb fb uIfli9 ein.
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sleue6 6hneiberaei61ft.

Meinen alien Greunsen NIB @Dnnern, Icwie
BEN asetr en- bsu.lden Vutlifum itertaupt.
biermit Die s~raebene Mnaeise, bae i'd fortan pte.
Ser peyeit lein ,peree, aQc in has S5nstSsrfah
einIatagsnben Arteiten inter 3u!deruns prprap-
ter ure raeler Berienuns ansIfertissE.
Mteia 0sldaitsplag bslnset lld IN 5obn
MatbeiS' altem Isepia- uno Iapetenlaben, Sir.
237 brittle etra6e. 8eaeaabtr ben, Grnpirerg:od
st. paui, Rina.
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Gs miro ben Mit,lisesrn tss beutihsnGrauen.
hilisuereina tiermit anasseiet. hap he pSHent.
l.dsn 0srlammluueen te0.lten son jsst an i'm
capitol. in otr balle Ger Hepriisntanbsn latt-
fiulru. lin redt aablreibe Netbfiliauna aller
Mtslietsr uuf ui1nen Minwo&. 8 SUM- Miro
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Blcd Beeeniber.
ct. Yaui, R~tnne{ota.
Der unter3ei&nste erupfebIt iein aufs Bette ale
l~oI1.a1es Eager ppa amfrifauii9tm unb importir.
rem Seefr. als: Gldtn u. 5emlcdsseerbtsss obI~,
peet. y. Sats!srysofr. JranaSfide, pbilaeelpbia
ano pemloa. Nip Y. Aalbfeae,, SpIitt, Marcrce.
81, Spa!. y. g1nIab' sfesr, Ginhinss, qsiaea unS
SaaIseo fur 5auts. aolb- rnb SdaFsgs.
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Nefe Truklln98s u. XoMmertuaa.
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ber, ME aus isinsr bstreHtnbsn neusn Nnatiae
be1sersebt, sineu btrrli6sn nnb pra&tcOltn Dor
niecrisfsn Grublinsaprsiisn in Ntp- gurf CT.
%fauoen. unb bic brr @erfeber bes beutihsn De
parttutents. perr 1errmann 5ddier.
bemIbt lttn tpirb biQistr als bldg an ua5ere
bibl6sn 2eltrinnfn au pfrfaufen. perr odd.
fer ninidt nur, ben teutfden Dameu mit,1.
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unb nur Gbre faraus MAIDEN nirb, be u t.
m { Dau1sn teoienen unp ibnen bic p:rrlid.
feisn itrsr bansluns leistn 3u oirftn. W,l.
DE DAME pirb nd bitft Gtl.ssnbeit, Bic Ct
btimnide siufr Gusnpaarenbonoluns srlnbli&
fsrnsn ~ lsrntn, sntstbtu laNen2 G9o fpri&t:
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Die ,lntsrseibnstsn srlaubsn Fh, Rem sseb,ten
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LID une euitoa,feis gu %lpebirt1.
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E4s- Wir pbten init Etrgnaeen, Dap her ttelse
esutE@s 6rauentulfesertin naaiten Msntae
nber a6t 3aetn eine 8erltauns i'm MtbenGurn
gum Beftn u~uftrer Srruunttten uns franlen
4rtessr esten mtIce. eedenp rrsramm has Neid>
baltisfe unb GreGbli@ft it, mas mir il IN @t.
paul eetuten 9eiebsn. Neben sreben Iahleaur,
pebltln pifante llnterbaltunsen rurd unl,rn
Muffceretn unb bic 0ermania, lopie vtrldisoe-
nc piauc... Vicitn. unc 8eians-S olos nit Elm.
amber ab, unb nadosm bic aeebrten gelu6er f9
NIT einsm ~fapsrben Mbenbs6tn se(drtt. weldes
ppn iitsr so her ldSulen 8inher Der Natur be.
reittt, aufgstra9tn uup ersben3t nereen Mir,
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Moraeu, Spnnfas, 5. guni.
Der untsrstihnese eglaubs lid NIT psr Ginlas-
ung gum 8siubs liner Srmmerpirtbltaft es
Grtlaruus gu ssrbinpsn, rag er %cisielse auf eas
nisbIihNs NIB NSstite einssri6tet bat unb feline
ssstrtsn BsIutsr aaf bas 9isblidlfe bspir.bsn
pire.
Tan;tidsts fir einsn berrn Is Gents.
Omnituls sur BefSresruns Der eeebrten GATE
5aaeu in 8srstldait.
Sacpb Bensbera.