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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
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Hcbe1tfrabt 3riI@tn Ger 4. u. S. @trabt,
ct. saul, Mfinn.
nDie llnter3e.@neten empttblen ibreM nun
taebr auf tas einlaoenbAe eineeri@teten @alocn
hermit frtuubli9f her Cunt hes 9eebrte Dub.
Iituu,e inter Der 8ssf&erune, bae terislbtn an
uub tuarnten @pi(en III ieeer Iaaesleit ben
perlben @dfen fets has BITE bieten. mirb.
I'm eeneietrn 3ufprud bitten 90
354 Jotn Yeters u. 60.
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@ffte <Gobrif,

SO. GSeis,
We5tnst n-Staa5c, ebereeaue,ne.
ct. paul, Minn.
Daattar fIr ben bisberisen 3%u}pruhtss..
ssr unteraeitnete, BEN beutl9en putE:um
M'nnelota anau3eisen, ha6 CT 5tine GiFetat,
pererrbsrtem MaBfateiu ieinem neusn G,ui
bauee eingtri6tet bat, Mab III i'm @tartt ftir,
Runeen nit tem aQsemein btl;etttr
Wre,nium 6 f7a
3useriebtn. Ginfader frpie Irprsl. 6 III, Ism.
MFR ~ benz niebrisfen Yreift III taten.
Dieter GiVg it euss9ei9net gun, G.nmaat
Srn gurleu unb ansern5 ridtsnf uns II rrai
prattif9en Gbemiter Or. Sftib riTfnfd0ttltG III,
terfu&t. Derfeltc fant i'm srUItnmu trie
snYFeblt ibn auf's @epsspm 6an'iiinf ti,n
IS. re.
Brennbpl3.- 8rennbpl5.
Das auseesei9netle 8rsnnbcli her ausrtefen
Nrten 1T bel bent Undergraduates !. Pets gun.
Marttpreis au baten unb pirs abntbmern ms
1aus eeiefcrt.
Aud inb bel, mir ~ be3iebea:
8adffe cine Mnb Sail;
i'm Mbclrfale unt9fetsil. ~.
9cbm @~A8part,
est Gtsrn 2anhanN ct. paul.
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Neuetablirte as 10
ND I II II g.

81, Neuetablirte aaa 10
.apeten- 5anblnn g..
DisantsnsiHn.tsn ts,bren I'D. hem teuti&sn
putlitum mitautbtilen, ha6 Ne fcesen itr nsues
atB. b @sf&dft in
1apeteh unb 1apesierwaarea
alter art
on hers. Stroer, unweit Der Union Dau,
.rS6nst uns i'm @tante Gnb. ibrs psrtben Stun.
ben 70 tili8 ~ tebienen. alS irs.nb cine 4ano'
luna per 9ta6t.-3ur Vrifaus ibtss @aarsn'
uorratbs laetn ireupblt6R Gin .N,ssl $50
49,. Gbas. @ros u. Go.
@roSer
Geppi6 unbI apeten <2aben,
Rro. 225, brtttt Stra6e. Rostts Blcd
st. Maul. Minn.
3slInei8 porrdtbt9 cine lrrbe Ausrabl
leppide, ScltQ@tr, Matraben, Genfte,,
0orbamae. Nsaleaur. 8sttfetern, 1apftsn &c.
,Meut Otter lau9en befdnti8 an, unb me,ter
10 tiQie pie mIalin perEauft.s gs.as, s
Yelae,arbtit tehb auf Ysfeauns sena&t.
s 05s1 @.S. Strcna.
s.. @. 9ttcDl8 S So.
D1ntler in
91rtm II, - ffe1 II,
&l.u,lp,ner-M ats,ial 9iehmaaxsn K.
eunvfaneen .fsrtpdbrenb in ibrera neuen &c
l&Gitslpfal in &obser's Blsd, 8eSenIber be
81. 81. Grp1e6 Office srp5e unb oortreff
lid. 3ulentunssa il ibren, Eager. trelGe
fe / bren auubsn TN a~aseneiaen unb ten4leuap
nevn ms 9elentere II .,a
bebentc,:b hsrab9eietten Nrei
fen
eFsrirak. g ,~rtrtisen slti&fals fcrtpabrsn
8!enraaren an, telorsen Da@beduns Anferti
gen ppn Ab3unesrSbren II. {. -. auf Beaelux
unb Nnb in hen Stanb etfebt DeutreGel
Il Z 2uftbei3ung {, beren 8rau9ta :
1eit gar antir wtrh. einsurt&ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
@pl3 unb 8riditeine gu Ser
fQuf.

1900 Gorb Maple.9ol3!
Der unterseinn.te btnatrt&tiat hermit tae
eeebrte beutf@e publifum, ba6 er nit feinem
neuts Boot bereits 2 dabrteu pon Gbasla mad
ct. paul sen.adt unb nit tem1(e:ten bebenteuoe
Qasur9en (uon 100 Gors. per Grip Srcn trcdt.
neu bartbol3 uns ben berubn,ten 9bas.
Ia Brtdfsin an Der ptern Qantuna aueae-
laben bat.
@usbeu rer Boot einsesrofen uap 3u 81 psr
&crb ins paue Stltefsrt ~ baben 1900 Corr
selunbes erants M aple pola.
Desslsi9sn IN ieb1 Quntit6t Ralf In be.
fu Cite. MnbeaS Gpos.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
8. 81. Bates,

3. II.
@till~ater. Mtnnefpta,
@roez unp &lsinbanoler in
@rpcerien unb YrppiIpne,,,
G%iOarrcn. Gabaden.
Gttem,m Qarcm,
YoDeQdn- un0 Stein-9ut,
@Qen-Maare1 unb
yankee- Notions, ftt. ttf.
Des8lei@en idumtlide Nrtt1
81
Dem serebrten teuti@en yubIitum hermit bic
rreetene an3eigs, ba6 mein Stsre in cen pbtn
ansegebtnen 8ran&en bic ponfdnbieRt Ausmabl
biettt unb N0ss ~ ben tiaigfen vreifsn 3u ba-
ben IT,. DaS Qebtere tperben be(rnters Pant.
fauftuts pobltban IN beridf&tiatn.
s. q. Bate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
Wetropolitan
BiQiarb<3in1n1er II. SalDn.
Main' otraet etiurater. @in.

Btrnlt aro btIar.
Eer lnter;ei9ntte bat tea Nntbfil he Dtrrn
8. 9@ult3 an hem ubisen Gei@dftiausaefauft
unb pire ta0elbe In Rem alten Qetal ron 6&ult
nnb 1be!aa. pclt,tR q nit Berentistn ttiAe
alten uub ussen Grsunte eMpfanssn uirb, fort.
fibreu. G. pirb Rets bic te(sn
@ Beine, 2iaueurt unb Gisarrfn
SsrratbtS balten.
S,tasal.rt 4: Ran rs
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6 .
fUrbie

FIR Bic 36ni8ret@t
@reuben, @urttembere, 8apcrn.
9annpDer uno 9aaftn,
fir bic @rcbbersp9tblmer
Clbenbur0, ScGcu, 8aben. Weef.
lenburesS trelit unb Mcf1en.
burgess btpcriu..
Gas 8urfIrtentbum Soften
bic @er;pstbumer NaHau, Sa9lsn<
Meinin9en, @adien>& ltenburs,
unp pic frete Staot Tranffurt a. 81.
Der unter3eian.te 1T ieten Sag pGbunb
neRIi@e Gde Der Brtttsr uab Main- strah..
G~tntiunati, o, 1. Mat 1864.
ST &. g. Mac. Qrm{uI.
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@rpcerte<S tDre
sAnb
&anblnu8 in beati6emTrii6t
D%elifatcfen ,e. >

3. cafe t0orf,
z. 9tra6e, sni(9en Relabsue unb grpatmay
ct, PAUL NRinntIeta.
aQe in mein Sad ldlaBerben@ aaren fns pcu
Ter beaen lualitdt unb t.erbe Tn. gu ben tiuiaRen
vreilea atstla6en.
Die aeebrtfn Beiu9er n,einps @tcrss Fnteu
taftltf asts Gin 0!as3sn aasss;ei9uettn frif9en
..,. 2aeerbttr6,
une wire ibntn in mstneu @ef@aft aberbauttNI.
lss Betrteu, .rse taju bitnentann, mir ibrtWunff
" stwinnen. s. Safelbcrit.
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st. pau( ei(enaore.

st. paul ei(enfore.
Ni6pIS, Dean nnb 0p.,
pGnbIer In
Giien, NdBrln, Stabl uub &pblsm pR6.
gen, Nerten. @prunefebtrn. Mrsn, @rpbtduuie.
be8erdtb. @asner. Arl3s &rbeit, alemrnerae.
rGtb unp l&rersn oartwaartn iberbaupt.
Oefbdfteaei@en gum AmbpA.
Dritie @traes, St.pauL, Minu.
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Serb. 3bicS,

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Yretien ,sas
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sAttHs StRse 3aubsIi alsI hit. IS
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@tllauration unb Salppn-
ssli Az g. ~ III 4 f4HHH

n.n....A;.. 49,. -n1... 1
Observation-Disclosures WY SNsVuW'
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4 arh~ &9Qnh.r 80
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Z WUs wv Jsu1etS. WV NSsvSsW SWWpVS
sta ('m oaleneaD. !o..,be
Ols!e neaeth9etsg! ete NM etm IttnEsa yse
l9ssaa sat!prs9s1et3 staarattea sHavFsbltvtss'
mlt eeRsas esm vRpliIam
S, M, Jptn -. E0tr.
81 .r7In...7R -
sstAsi d. Den s4A'a
6rQuf Weruer,
lr'.,sl ss'tast, n.t,n str ! one.1t-h au,'
80 a.a1 . y !. y.. g--
20 pQM3"
sen sJnltue 0roe.
HDytsSrd6e. ttabe benz @tn5lclrz 6au(e
S 81. pau I. M~innffpta. ~
Da1 aan,e 0ous IN enouirf. 1reunb.
lime unh benueme 2immer aehen annn;i;sr mnA
''iIs';.' ~ g;''s ss'' y, g'a asss'1 "a :s,stsu. s.t.
1ete 6etov1t. 9 .{st LII ~afE4#L a93
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lalar1aaaoIocn nm aeo,,hohr
= S,,,s, n,,,ri;t., Nm, oj.,n y w. i,o,,. 4 at.
.. S''av', s's'"a.'' '.a' u'''n" a'''''a'' pa"i'
St PAU, Vttnn.
Der Hntsrsiansts madt BEN a,tbrtsu eeut.
letn vatIiium sit.sura tetannt, sat q, isebsu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25

WV y = N11A L
Mara ;. 5. $50. 222.32
seuen @ierttliabr permsbrt UNI Gil, $685. 5
10 ba6 has 1ptalpe. rnS8er
BIT e,:ftaf&aft iebt betrdat GIL. 3OS.07
has f6brli9e Gtnfuntnaen
Der WeieQfGaft I'M 81. Rdri
ipat $50. 10000
uub wurbe i'm lsbten @ie.-
teltabr so, 900. 90
10 eab biz @eeQ}9a,t ctr
9ptal. Giutcauten .. trenip-
aens 400, 100000
per Sakr sente6t.
Die 0eri1erun0en In Strait am 81. M1r,1S65
taren $1O,25O,00. Dur@ neue BerI1erunQen
TN 8etra9e Spu 1885, 500 ergibt f& Gin Ser.
f&erunesbetra8 BON $11, 100000. Die @eieQ.
f&aft tanu mad ben gldn3enben Grfabrunaen bee
ttten Sabres harauf rttnen. bae I'D bieit Der
t1etrt. Gie ii iter ale Yeuiniaten Gtaaten
Serbreitet unb tatin Mtnnelrta ~fpIgcnbe @seu.
ten:
@eneral Ageutur IN Der uDeutl&en gant1 ron
@ebriiber @iQius & Dunbar In ct. paul,
y. s. Gilbert @inona.
Branct uno @erpes, Garribault.
9obn 6. NusoIpk, Nem,lllm.
Die @eftEf1att beaablte ben a. Jabreu H..
res Btfebsns on Tami!ien $4,000, tarunter
$1,000 au BE 6anailie bes In Qamrenee son ben
3 suantrel'f&en @uertQas eri&Iaeenen 5riebri&
8ranbt.
s. S9penbler, 9uec @efsnrpnd,
Vtee.Hrdf. u. @efretdr. Hr6iIbeut
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25

Neuer beutl9er
0roceriefpre. Ganbbbanbtas18
BON
Motbia8 &ubl.
ct. petuara6e. tn Giu,uae's fribereu, 2cfale
Der Undergraduate babt fets ale arteu aaer
Materialpaaren, ,e. an 9aub; bes8lei9sn fn.
ben bis .seberteu Runben ftets pprr6ttig, aIle
Arten Gates. ptes unb G%dnbies.
= y S,sl Sgeass s.an man .ann 9ag!s,k
Grild, rein unb beQ uub fpnber. 1atel,
Das bette Bier i'm 8an3en @tabel.
lint e~ensigten 3uipru& bittet
Matbtas RubI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25

Sic @crmt@ttn &c6cms.
8erf9erun98 WefeQfwaft,
90, 8rpab,pap, gtcm=Nprf,
en1pFeblt hen Bepobnern pm Minneirta, ron be.
unf6dbbareu @obltbat Der 4eben6.
Derf1@erun9 Webrau& 3u MAIDEN. @i. bat
Elm baar u. ppu einaI,Ibuts @luMh-
Capital npn $4OG. 800
Das gerut6seu Der Genniaaft betrn, I'M 81.
Mara B. s. $50. 222.32
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25

Ole
M:utual ynsurantt Gmpa9xit,
Manfatp. Mfinn.,
rctiidstt gegen Teuer une B;tg,
ans fir rae Sterben tes Gifbs surt !Nrantpttt.
Die @i1srbeis eiefer Gcmpaene tn:tFet,t I'D
rur9 fpl9enee Nameu Srn ieltf:
Deamten:
@;tttr g. Sind, Vr6i.
Mttt. s.. u. @ispen, ecrr. &efr.
Yantitr s. y. @mitb. S%tatmeiisr.
6. s. 3rtertan, az. @t!r.
Ills @emdbr6mdnn;r:
0os. Miaer, @@abmeife. @defer, @enatpr
Mlr. &amies. s. Y. 9bomplus y. u.
g. mirb I'M Sntere6e Der beutlden Ginprbner
fetn. ttr Gi9enttMut unter ben il3ern @@ub bic.
(er @eftQi&aft 3u neQen.
g. u. Kennedy, 0'"' \
6rant Difler, as,.
ta Sc Gueur, Mlinn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
D%elmpnicp sQlppn,
Souls 1biele.

%V0'V <9NtNI
Gde Der 3. unb Main- stra6e, ct. g,auI.
Sd erlaube nit. meinen teuti@en Jreunten u.
Betanntsn anau3eisen, ta6 i9 sbigen @alpon
Gbernpmraen babe unb btreit bin. In ttu,{eltcn
iettt, SAT- nit eineu euten @las Eager, fal.
ttin Smtib. ten ~feinfen Qisssuren unb teu be.
fen &iearren aufSurarten. Den nertben aun.
ben tie frtaneli&ie Bsbiennns ,uf9erns. label
auredt aahlreihsa, Beiu6e e,n 4 fbieIe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
Nbiipp IubeI,

Nbilipp SabeI,
s.. S:rabr. neten II9eit u. 5pTmann's Gisa.un
@:cre, ct. paul. Minnefrta,
en1pfeblt tem sesbrtsu eeutIhsu publi!um tin
,eitss Wager an wpblfetlen @6ubuaayer ter
bsien Sualit1t.
SsFeEte Irts;t tr;re rad ris re-; p,rmft, Iii
'i;a. eslhmadrra uus taue1taft arer..tist r1n
1850 9b. NQbeI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
Die Northwestern
Mle< unb 9prter 8rauerei,
81 Nn,,y ND;v.
@einer MaI,:Gi1t

STEINER maIj:@iT8.
@ir fabrijiren reinen einfa&en uno Dpss,l.
Mall-Glle. Dieter Gife III pplfcmmen frei
rrn allen f4abli&fu @duret urb gang belonoers
~ fmpfeblen gum Gir.na@en. Gum Dcrtauf in
alien. GrS6ren Rateria..- % aaren. 6anhIuuatn
Eager an tsr SitIeY Stra6e.
" Dtnery u. 0rsis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
BelDibere Salppn,
Dritte @trs6e, eesenibtr Gtaerton'a Bcnf.
0ehnIten INN

Henry Sisterman & Co.,.
g t. 9paul ~ @inM{uta. 4
Differ lest ppn ZEN llnter;ridneten iberucna-
meme @alprn it rer{ebtn NIT einrr, guten Bil.
liarb une fabrt nur ausseasi&nste @etrantt. Mit
talttm 9mbib pire ~ ieSer :3eit %aufoerartet.
&. SiRermar. u. 60.
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@iuiue 8rce. u. Dunbar, ct. paul,
1854 Ieenten fir 9iinnefpta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
WNZ2H2Z2Z1

All the medical mea aud the Press reccnmend
~; s,rieSlAnds Anti-Oholers Mixture a. the only
certain remedy for Diarhuea and Dvsenterv II
combination Of Astringents, Absorbsnts
sumuiAnSs aud CzrminAtives, and Is warranted
~ eneSt cure aftsr all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Dspot s. sat an
$3.50. Sl1sln1atl. ohio. mhio-2td 1yw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

sE sales Room Main street, oppo-
site Court House. Foundry near
mouth Pigeon Creek.
a. Orders Solicited sahi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

EPILRPTIC FITS CAN BE CURED.-DR.
II bcckrow having heeone eninently success-
full IN curing this terrible maady. invites all sim.
Harry afflicted 10 cali send for circulars OF reer
ence and testimonials Of cases cured OF from one
TO twenty-four years standing. He devotss his
attention especially 70 diseases Of the Cerebro-
spinal Axis, or Nervous System, and solieits an
Investigation Of his claim 20 public eonhdence.
He may be consulted At his private residence,
No. l4l West f2d Street daily, from 10 A. n until
4 P. NJ, except Saturday and sunday. Address all
letters to DE-. V. b. L0ckRow, care Of P. o Box
SIG, New York. dee3O-d&w3m
A PHYSIOLOGICAL vIEW OF MARRIAGE.
n Conta,ning nearly 500 pages and $50 ans
Plates and Engravfngs of the Anatomy OF the
Human Organs in state OF Health and Disease,
with Treatise on Early Errors, its dsplorabls
0Hsequcnces upon the mind and body, with the
Authors plan Of treatment-the only rational and
successful mode Of cure, shown BY the report Of
cases cured. A truthful adviser 20 the married,
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
dopbts Of their physical condition. Sent free Of
postage 20 any address receipt Of twenty five
cents, in stamps postal curreacy, by addressing
Dr. LA CRoIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, \.
T. The author may be consulted upon any Of the
diseases OF which his book treats, either person.
At9 81 ~ mail, aud medicines sent % any part Of
me world. A dee20-d&W2ra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

DIABETES.
sTOEK IN THE BLADDER, CALCULU Us
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT. And
MUCOUS or MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URIHkTIkG.
IRRITATIOa or THE NECK OF THE bad
DIR, INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH or THE BLADDER.
sTRAGGULARY AND BURSIE0, or PAINFUL
URIEATIsG.
Fer these diseases Il Il truly sovereign remedy
and TOO much cannot DO said In ils praiss. A sim
e dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent
/ Ar you troubled with that distressing pain ia
4 the small q the back and through the hips1 a
/ teaapoonful day Of the Consultation wassr will
relieve sou like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of bucha, cnbeba
I aud juniper In the treatment Of thsse diseases,
and only ass them for the waut Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal 70 the task that has de-
volssd upon H. -
| Irritate aud drsnch the kidneys, aud b. constant
use produce chronic degeBsration and confirmed
disease.
IN DYsMENORRnGA. Or PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND MEHoRRHGIA,
or PROFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from a faulty secretion
the menstrual huid-in ono case being too iitti
and accompanied BY severe pain, and tbs other
too profu4e seer tiOB, which viii be speedily
I Wy thH NOAAututtVu WhAHFs
The disease known as FALLING OF TIL
WOMB, which IL the result Of the relaxatisn .
the lgaments Of that organ, aud ID known by
sense Of hsaviDsss aud dragging pains IN th
back aud sides, and at times accompanied By shar
-ianciuatlng or shooting sNins through the part
Affected, will n all cases, b. removed b. the rnee
ieius.
There Is another class Of symptoms arisin
from IRRITATION or THE WOMB, whie
physlclaos call Nervousness, vhleh word e0vei
I up much Ignorance, aud in nihs eases Out
ten this doctors do not really know whether Il
symptoms are the disease, the dtsease she symI
toms. We eau only enumsrate them here.
speak more particularly Of cold feet, paipitstiG
o. tho heart, impaired memory, wax .fuilnes
flashes 81 heat, iAngaoF, laasltads. and diEansss
vision.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRuATTOh.
which In the unmarried fsmA h il a constant 3
curing disease, aud through neglect she seeds
more grave and dangerous maadiea the reaal
aud a. month after month passes without an q
fort being made 10 assist Naturs, she sappre
sion becomes chronic, the patient gradually ioa
her Appetite the bowels are eonstipated, mig
sweais come on. and Consumption hnslly ends b
career.
gs- For sale by all Druggists. Price 81. -sa
WIN. II. GREGG Co, Proprietors.
MORGAN ALLEN, General Agents, No.
) cha street, New York.
For salo ia Chicago By FULLER. FINCH
FULLER. JsnzT.sEn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
REDUCED RICESi
Jacob Straub & Son.

AXES. -Lippineott's, sharp's, and
others.
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut Saws-eom-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters and Suffers
Eale's Patent Neat Cutters.
Shovels and longs.
Steal Fire Sets, end Stands for
same.
Grain Shovels. Long and ID .
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
/ Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, A full assert
Pocket Knives, ment, at very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table spoons
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Trus
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also. a full assortment Of Shell
Hardware.
JACOB STRAUB s. SON
Il "a Main Street,
\ ByLOW THE WASHINGTON H0usI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
OCEAN TRAVEL.

u1HR WELL KNOWN FAYOBTTTE CLYDE
Il hnilt iron steamers Of thu ASCB0R LINE
Of steamships asHIBERSIA-a ss CALEDONIA =
sBRITAS NJ and " USIfED KINGDOM" are
INTENDED 70 sail fortnighfiy % and from New
YORK. Carrying passengers 70 and from Liverpool,
Giasroz, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork. Lim-
exick. Galway, sr Londonderry Thess steamers
wsrs luilt especially for the Atlantic trade and
sre divided into ~sfsr znd air-tighf e0zpsrt-
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York TO any Of the 2b0ys PLACES !.
Cabins. SEQ and $780, stser1se, S45, payable in
American currency.
Tc New York from any Of the above PLACES.
Cabins, SIS and $50; Stser@gss S7Ss payable in
gold or its eeuivAleni in American e1rrsaey-
Those who wish 20 send for thstr friends CAP huy
sickssa It these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD CO.
tAn2T-42 Bowling Green, View 1srk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
a CARD.

Tbs undersigned having soEd cut his entire STOCK
OF Ready Made Clothing, and Gentlsmenss Far
nishinS Goods and retired from the business
- his numerous friends and customers Tor their
past patronage 20 literally extended 20 him. and
vould respectfully recommend Messrs. TzEsor 4
Oo-s wns have sacesedsa him in tia 81 sn6
who are nov prepared 70 furnish 70 tk7 n
srrsvery article In thsir line, Of ths Ssy hess
quality and 81 tes ness axorasls priees
szSss MSLXoR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
PROPOSALS.

CyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- At the County Auditors Office until March
Ilth, 1855. for tie medical attendance at the
County Asylum aud County PsuPers, including
the medicines required. VICTOR b1S0H,
fsb1S-td County Auditor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21
Cold Weather Robbcr.

VIM the spProa,h Of cold weather COM. The
b ,ryest-tlmo " toe extortonerr Never dld ex.
psc'snt cat watch patiently for the emerysncs
-oi Grant mouse from Lis hole, than do the extor-
tionste dealers for the coming Of the cold season.
when the necessities Of tho people afford an oppor.
tunity for merciless fleeing They hrmly bel w.
IN the bihlical doctrine that "thcro Is a tim,;tr
al things" and they know that hsir time comea
with tie chilly weather In the summer season.
when tho ample facilities u transportation ens lie
consumers to buy directly ron producers, IN ca,c
If outrageous charges by dealers, there are t.wer
attempts made to sw,ndlg tho public The will
Spectators well know that the building IN ,f q
street trade le,wceu the farmers and consumer,
would DO the ruin Of the mli-le.msn, ant hepc,
they, to g.eat extent avoid giving cause for ,hi.
course during the season OF lis pfacticabil'ty
'ihey quietly await their opportunity, buy up large
stocks at CHEAP prices, aud when cold weather
dim nishes tho production and curtsil. the
inesns OF transportation then Ii is that the ex,or
toner mentally eNclaims to the public, Now I've
xot YOU" Alresdy we have an inkling Of what u
coming. Tho Spectators, who during the past
season nave been making extensive operations for
heeelhg the public can hardly wait un,l the favor
.ho tune comes ani hence are even now cautiously
advancing prices. They know that the rich SUGAR
plum Il fairly within their grasp, and IN tbs,r
1aSernesH To deyour It, they are inclined 10 take
nple no'ore the time for he feast The chief ems
oil necessary expense In cold weather ~, flour and
eoa' and We observe that these commodities h,y.
h'e'y been ADVANCING caut ously, rs II the specul.
tors' who now have Immense stocks in store. y,.rc
feeling 'ose how much advance the public would
bear without tho danger Of moys,pep, ~
svsrt the tightening clutch From, -,
1ndiestons the prices demanded Ear coa,
and flour during the approaching cold
season, will be quite An high A. h.v w,,.I Las,
year, when gold was up in he high f.1lrc, A,s
there is no shadow OF excuse for such itpros,,i,,
TIE whest crop Of the present year has been good
-hl although not quite up 10 the average, there
viii b. an abundance for homo consumption and =.
balance Tor expectation Coal ought TO b. n.,rI,
Sns-hsf cheaper than il was last SEASON. Tb,
alleged cause for the high prices a year ago Wa
fhe outrageous demands of the coal miners, md
We enormous consumption by tie tiovernu .nt
but there . no such difficulty now The ,f.L.rt
inen' oil the army aud navy has made Alto,
AbuLdanI aud reduced tie Government derlsn
Tor coal e. mere fraction OF what il was last W n
Hr' ~ Is not necessary, however, 70 inyestigai,
Tue excuses which these SPECTATORS alduce 1.
cover their eItortou. They intend 10 raise prics,
90 ne very last notch thSt the public will boar. All,
Abe only remedy lays IN G. Ii t.nhtlons If tho ,,,,
yie TO buy directly lru,u usoluce,,. apt t,,s
A-D- ths Ensahsa Vi sAess us4cIss. srt.rnousr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21

To-Day tho sun CROSSES tho ropic, rising aud
aeiinS Al SIX o'clock, making the day and nigh. Of
equal length. We now start out upon 10 cold
season. For the neat TIRES months tue day. will
gradually grow shorter, ,he weather colder, bring
IN. overcoats anil fires agaA into r,qusitiou. This
should be reminder to all. particularly the poorer
classes, that tue tune Is very brlof in which
10 make Preparations for the approaching winter
season. Without such preparation there will ne
eeS'Nr!ly be much restitution aud suffering. Close
economy, irugal,ty and industry at this time, NAV
he tho means of keeping the "wolf from tie door,
N uid-wiuter, and there certainly could 10 no
stronger incentive to save thsn that. Persons Of
moderate meaus should s,rupulously husband
every penny, aud cut down their expenses to to
lowest possible figure, in order 70 ho prepared ior
she contingencies that are Hsoly TO be all th,iu.