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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
Die etntsseit Der Oemefsatie.

Eab I'D bte Democratic BON Winne.
leta pe8en tbrer &aubtbaten tat.
tal8t. tAben wir II Der leBten Numuier
6eiebem. Nter IN ben 0runb(dten urb
naxentli@ ber goose question" III Re
bod etnts2 Gtats! @te bsubt?
Die temcftatil&e platform laet:
s@tr ertsttert nit in9eteu&elter
Greubt be Xbl1afnne Der ola.
peret an"
Der @tatftslt Demotrat, wdtb.ns
esr @tee>6 aiar, iast:
n@ott bate In leiner unererdnts
nlt&en @etsbett bel&lo0en unler 2anp
nbur@ etnen Y~ierjdbri8en &rieA III be.
nRrafen. Ct bat 8sltattet ta6 piet
"MiQt9nen Meni@en (pie ogltbser")
.bur@ Elm paar GebtrRrt@e NIT &an3.
"lttttntt u elmer @otte pom Mtdte,
ntbuern 8ema@t wurten."
.3wst, @eslen unb elm Gssants,
:3pei ptr3en nnt Tin S&las"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
Der neutin8ert9tete

,''2 Der nsutiusert9tste
@tS< @reant.=@ olppn neb1f
Neitauraticn unb eunoitoreiz 0eldaft
IS &br. &btQer,
3te CITRATE, oberbalb paar's @tore,
tmfftklt I'D hermit ttnt etebrten yublitum BE-
aens fir bic tou,uaenbe Sailom. IS 1T III ner1-
.felben aababen {:
Ice Cream & Water Ice in allen 5crten
8efes Mineral,@ a0er
&afee 1bee unb @bs!place> 1crie
ss Nle Nrten feinen 8aduert5.
Die feiniten Bddereien tperben auf 8eReQuuo
tn tarielter 6rift anSeferti9t. Gs erbit.et fir Iein
neues GtatlifeueMt bie Cunt bes WublitumS
tttunelt&1 Chr. &4iaer.
yn llt,-biee IS angtbt!-
~ AQe DAIMLER in @piritus (Gigbpines) racti-
~tetrteu1 WbisteY unb QitDren iberbauvt typuau
sefaQt8it btahten, bab i'd u1eine DfRiQatiun Bis
Is. September
it, pollen 0an9e baben tperbe. gs rirb tesbolb
tlr 96nbIer urb Defiuateure rt@t mehr uTtbio
!etn, aud nut Elm etn3tets Sat @bisfes soi, rts
Ten III be3ieben. ba I'D binreiGenb arc6e 0uant;-
tdten 9piritus ~ fabri3iren in 5tante iein tver.
UNI Der Na1fra9e mad bie|entN rlifel i'm oon.
|tn @taat @enii9e 3u lei(en.
Sxee1 ID n,einen Greunben u .Runben fir 81.
grauereigel%aft 70 rei9li& auaetenbtt,
Suntt r1einen betenD ant iage, rtSdte ID, boraut
'tnspttien, baB i'd AUD .1eiae 8rauerei beteutent
!rtpeitertb babe urb has bette unb reinleB Bier, mi.
bier int Martt3a baten it, brauen merte.
s. 8en8bern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
slubv Gcbnfom'8 0nobefpcnhen unb
.55s 8err1tb crbanf. 1ss+

Nnby Spbnipn bat list tem Glrfer,
man5z8 ureau a%ufseseben, i'm biretten
Nipcrip!nh nit cem @pnereBe@ aise, nur
Die @it:r y~srjsni9tn &stslIen alS Der
@pnfiStotipM unterliessnp III BE-
trabten, eensn cas- Ba,eau nadweiltn
fam, RAP iie freimiQi9 an Der Rebeuion
She'll eeucmmsn, mas in fat teinen, etns
sieen 8aue III ermSsliden 1T. Gtrner
oirfen bic Sitter ni1t lbon bann eon@
fscirt mstcen, ,peHn biele5 rod ben,
GonerebaelsBe ,.selGsben iptIte, lonbsrn
er(1, tpenn ea6 @erthi RE gonf6ea>
ton anoeprenet was bisbsr nod in tel
men, Safe BOT ersieIt werten t6nnen.
@ncliW finb ale rah rem M5beri9ea
Meeleu1sut ernfseitte giter ;urld;uer~
Na;,en, une bic 0l!sI sem gylitrentea
bYnaDi9tsy Nebclsn finp ypr Der @ea>
iiseaticn 81 i@igeil. !s.
Durb nitfe 8elh,antun9en, wel9e
etsnlp siels Gentrapsnifnssn seaen ba6
G%onpreeseltb iine, wirb baS Gcn1Sca.
t%ipns1sleB Ill etnem topten 8udfaben
unp Ger 0roBe @runpbeib Der Mebelfn<
tarene assen Die 3erlplitteruna. uegte
Ger Gnttebune etnes fleinen 9aueraz
itanoe5 bate sur @runplabe pitnen t5nz
men, N%oulanpie iber 9efeut.
Disle nsusfen @naesnipsnten batsr
nun In hem erfenntltden MebsIsn> 3stsen
bic aQe.beWlidien Seine Der misoerer.
wa9eneen 2oyalitat 9siristen. lleberau
baten le ibrs Militar hulen wieter In
Gang eebratt unb Gle blutisitsn Wsbe
ger unter esn Gete0snuifSieren, 8erlt,
bic in @sEpcint er,oeer> her llntpn ben
Tabneneio braden, Ino al5 2ebrtr uni
Dirsftpren an ben 3nitituten plaeirt.
Die 81 Ills III Miliifppi, III peren
Organization M@,ey ieineun proYi(priiden
@puperneur Grlaubnie ertbeilt e1tldrl
laut, ni1t unter oem Banner ter unicn,
1ontern r,ur untey ter Ger CONFEDERATION
ober bShfsn6 unter een he's @taateS bic
glafsn traaen 81 mousn, unc Der aQer,
fre&0e GroB .erbcbt tsreitS auf pae 1uuNe
Nleper lst1 Danft. .F.a
Gs III 3Ht eab bic reputl;faniian
Wablieee 6eryn Sobnion Elm @Srtlei.
in'5 Oh rounen. @eputlifaniide 8ldt.
ter tr6iten 1id nit ber 5ofnuns, bae
eben bic Gys6bei! unp unperte1erlide
Bosbeit Der iirliden Teuerbrdnre ben
prd1eenten auf ance,e Sprln9e trineen
perce, une rie Sadei 1T ouertipas ntdt
ert,i pbne. Abcr bic Bablfeee ber Re<
pubIitaner I'M Norcen bletbcn bed bic
9auptlade. Sur tur@ Die Gurdt Dor
elmer madti9en unc fur6ttaren raeifa<
len Maioritat int Moscen miro Sobnlon
aus csr uniaubsm unotmun0 Der @erS
ratbtrariRrtratis ,pesstldsudt .werten
f1nnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
Ms9bem 70 bas M.btaent In lsnnsl,
fee, Wf9lNlGppi QouiNay,a unb Nt0botno

Ml4btm II baS M.Btaent In Iennsl,
fec, wt1flifppi, 1%oui1ay.a unp alabama
~ unSAblt8en beieen xdmpftn. nte bs0sat
Der 3ebtIipa bic .Spfte 0tbpte1. ttS) plt.
lelte jtrrnaln,t an, Dober laa, totit Is
nod Ian8e be1 @efeble Al borven. ptv e.
in tte 3etntatb ,lef. slbers Ut@@ot bas
'lebte bet Mtnneista &e9tutenter In Gelb,
that see bis tun, lettsn Gage pbne @ur.
ren leine Yfi1t unb tcntte, ais enpli6
IN fetner Citation bet Dsnppplis. Mla.
bic Srbsr eintraE bic IS aus BEN DienR
entlieb, NIT Stol3 auf cine 2auftatn pom
ununttrtredtntr 0lprie, an Der ftin Ma.
TEL baftet. 3urddf&aueh, III iutelnbta,
@urstpuB tss G%mpfanss, Der III bet Sci,
mat ieiner barrte.
Mtt bsrslidner @enu9tbuuno b.ben
mir bier berper, pat I'D bet ttine,a an,
bern Minneictas@ eotment rnebr beut(@e
Solbatcn unb SffStere befanten, olS lei
BEN fanfteu. Sci her Organization
traten hi BEN Resiment 1mei puu.
itdnet8 ceutlde gurnpasnten Elm, nD"u.
~G", bic eriere Beflbrt pom Capt. 8anz
eerbord Gebt IN ter re9uldren 9lru,ee)
unp bic 2te ppn Captain Be1t, BET ipds
ter gum Majcr aSaneirle unb ale folder
bdufs eaS @esiment tefebliete. Sn's
Telp radte IS luerR unter Befebl eines
btutl&m Strilsn, wel9er ater leioer
ri4t rernp@te fb LANCE auf leinent 30
fen gu b%ebaupten.
8et ieiner 3urldtunft adblte bas Me>
8inent inter lsinem SiTateretat foleenbe
eeutlhe:
Die Captains ISM. DeutIb;
So. . unb Saeob Amos So. g.
Die 2ieutcnonta: @u0. 8napp,
60. a. @onrat SIN uaS &br. 8lf@er.
So. . Spbn 1eie unc @m. @6iQine,
60. .; Gomarb SIS So. s, Gas.
5anf unb s. 8ul6, ~. 6.
Dice Manner traten NQe ais Inter,
ofSiere ms Nssiment Gin unc asancir<
ten SA ibrem seeenniyti9en Rana, rad.
cen ie lib eefclten iteraQ miircia &c.
setet.
5tpet eeutlde StF3tets, nel9e 1NDn
tet Der Organization re6 @e9imente
cemielten als iclde a%neebSrttn, GaYt.
6 +. Sod unb 2ieut. &. Sir 19lunt,
mern I'M @rabe, ~ Fem fe lire tur4 bis
Mlb|eliSteiten tcS 8rifaes Aebredens
@eluncbe't yor5ettfs 'aefihrt.
Den 1csten reS Ncsimsn!s Elm ,@u=
bet fanft!" Den Sttenetn Elm fr6b!iAfs
bod"
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4eiratbSfdbiAe Mfdbdbeu mad 0Bas
fbin9ten 2erriterium abeefe1elt.
m . ~ 81 a ~ 90 6Ssut

Mrs. q. meretr sol, Waibinstpu
Ierrttrrtum &arterte ben . antpter v@pn.
ttnental" ~ ben, 3tnede, uni an 80.
NIT 100 Mde1en BON htut uebeIFue
Der 8ep5lteruns non MaGa@pitttS nod
BEN ptt8en Staat III, pertrin9tn. -
800 btefer Grauensperiotnet fnb @atstt
BON SolbateM, ttit I'M &auapfe fQr pte
Greibett 8efaQen fnb. Sc tup Iauter
feiet0e inpufrie1e Mdb@en. pom penen
man ntdt 3tptiftlt bab ft stnt cute 81.
u1att mi cute Mdnner baftt6f .fnbt.
1Aten.
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Sir bel1 Often!

@tteasc, prairie eu Gbien unt 81, Yaul
Gilenbatn unp Yadelinie.
gun allen Yuntten an ptsrn MiiFiFpri nat
Mabion, Milmautee,
SanfSpills, @bifaep,
unb aQtn anttrn Yun:ten
.s: Seflt6 unb @efli6.
Dur9-&idtts rad allen wiGtietn pla>
zen limb al allen 9untteu am IIuBe III babeu.
RaS@ Gcrbert Stdets Iter Yralrie tu @bieu.
pala6e 10 niserig als auf ireene einen, Der
s3iige auf elmer anbfrn 8abn.
Sir @epad trerbrn Duraf&eine seseben sen
Yrairie bw Gbien nad aaen rpi4tieen Yanft,n.
6. s. Bacon. g. Serbs.
Sin Stdet M9t. Suserintsmteut.
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Neue >
@nmber Dar>!

Ode Ter @atalbaw unp fdnftsn Straee,
e~e9sntter BEN minnelota &aus,
81. paul, Minnelcta.
Der untsr5ti9nste bat cine n.uc yumber yaro
IN biisr Gtabt an bsn obsnsenanntem Vldsen in
8szbirtuns nit ten .,5
,Qincpln M Il b.len"
inllf Minneapolis
1lpbirt unt wInlht eis Aufmtrflamfeit ppn
Sanunternstnern unh nnetrt au' ifinfn nnse.
bearen 0prsatt BON isesr N1t
2u,nber
- tenten. Oaruntst .L.F ora @
Flooring, Gensbpls,
3immerlpls, Br,t.sr,
Siding, Clear Lumber,
Shinrsln, Gaisn u. {. n.
biz r. fsts ~ ben uisrtlaRsn Ma.tt.
pretisn al eans une gum gsrsauf bat.
&aftr&ss fir srubss 3iurmsrbol, psrssn ,al@
axsssfat.t, $, 8. 5aslor, ast q
81. paul /. SUM- 1865.
w. D. WAsHspaN.
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ferbe=8erfaufS=&tnu

. Nferbe=Se rfaufS=&ta
Der l1nttraeidnete tGlt an hem
1MlE1 friber tpn 5errn George @ruttr
AH su bielen, 3pede getraud!en WIabe
nTarmer's 9rmt") einfn
y 4ferbe.D erfaufs=S Stall
At, ter @ierten, in ber Mabe bet Ct. Mnz
y a..s. L. tbpny @tra6e
fir ben Saul Anb Gertauf Spn Wferhrn.
Ysrlpner, wel4e pferee au taufen, ~ serfauIen
ober aus3utaulGen wini1en, Inb er(u&t, IN bsm
@erfaufS-S tal porau1prt9tn.
G. &abu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
Srpdne6
2mnber in miuneappliS.

&nmber IN Mtiuneapolis.
5arriS u. putnam
babtn einsn ssten gorratb lpwctI bon arasssa
mie Bon tyednem Vine-2umtsr, tsssIsiVsn son
tr.d,ena 5arlbcls -2umter.
Sreinare Bretter, troden,
uGlear" 8retter, trcden.
~Soit5 uno Scanaltns5"
2atter un6 S9tneeln,
,Dr0eeGluprins II. 5irins.'
Desslei9sn Gensbretter uub Geter- unt Gi~
@enpfplen. bic Re q, ben riebri8ieu MarFterei-
fen nerfaufen. 6el3bpf an benz pbern Grte ber
Bridenfrabt, ,a&it bent Nicclet 5sule.
Rauft tyrdneS 0un1ber unb bringt gars j3us.
there nidt I'm, nit Naderl8Ieppen. bS1
MinneapuIts, 10. ausuit 1866.
6ani9 u. Yutnam,
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1868 @tnter arrangement. 1865

1865 @fnter : arrangement. 1865
IF H.. Sic
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Doppels@ eleis Gilenbabn.
Die tWr3ete, raf1e1e unb bette 8pnte
3mil9en BEN Site11 u. @enen.
Das Batnbett 1T NIT @teinen a~usasIeat uub
eGuali@ fri BON @taub.
Glesante @1lafwaeen iinb bel alen Nabtu-
gen. 0epdd tpirb bfi9eintst turt unb frei b.
t6rsert. pa1ase tets 70 niebr;s mie auf anberu
Ncutsu. 8. gS. s. mtuner.
@sneraI.1idet &sent, philadelphia.
W. s. 5eIme6,
Sen. Valagisr Agent, Gtieaac,
8. Z. 8imkaQ, @en.. Mst. .@0i1snt.
Sf6et-M metropolitan 8Ipd, @bieaap.
Spbn 8. MeNQiittr Met.,
.t.- ct. WouI. lNitn z.
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8 6p-Tabrif
q. 6. 3trfelbab,

DC Sl!aBt Htterb0Ib Dap u. SeNft.
s. DruD0pre
Xat Arttu .Ganty" unb 3uderptrle In Ga.
Stos. unn Dttaila @erfauf fets sprritbta III bsu
IbiateRen prtilsn.
&u@en nit Der i4Snlsu @er,itrun8 ptrbeu au1
3efsQune nap ben tsfen &sgfln Der 4uuR an=
getertt6t.
DetaaIysrt6ufer nsyben nit alien tnbaS Quut$.
.lsttetf&6ft f6Iaseubeu Htttlelu anf baSNtQteRs
fert1eI+ Sc. 3tTteIba4.
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Anion& onntp Qieket.

Arion le9islatip- Qi16et.
@tfer s i@trift:
Sir Stnatlr 90. Strr14.
dW "'F'"'t"'""'' -. g. Gairdile.
Sinunsiwon; sRs. OiRrift.
1uy 9enater Wnl. =. Banning
JUr &epriIsntant u. y. 9a!ulpa.
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w. uu(ers Mus,rabl IL pie manniA:
i,Jtio1, uue suttGlt has 9sat une Mnlpretsnlts
u, Nta1ft.
~ unlsr Gn9rre. eaSeg mu1es neH<
,rs;nut isby bsesutsne psrsrSBert nnt bistt1eane-
faudsuttn aus9esei1Lete eeanesn.
49, Der esuti1c 9astner unlsrer
a;r,no. Ser 4ta5. Wabler, rittet Mat mic
ssr l,iu aau, tsiOnssrts 4ussnnsrt a1f Vie bS9'
is 3uirieernptauns cts ssuti&sn Yut!'sums,
ssdsa @unp sr l9 tisbsr in 10 !si@sm Mass ~
asminnsn sspuSt uns eur& bic aasrlibsralFs
8,sjsuuns sntidlcGsn lit. ~ sTbalts".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

pDtel,
MrpSiftpnS:,S drbmaaren,,E Bic:
tnaiieu=. 0rp9ppbs=,
&tiefel upe Shu : Sipr
Sbr. unS Ju1+ Adermann,
ycung. Nnerifa 80. garoer g.. Mtup.
in uniirm Stprs fnbet Ser aauftr aus
Sortsn Der tsiea uas biQiaftn @aaren fls
oet IamilienkeearT uns unIer @attaus
et'pfeblt ii4 &eiienesn burb beauen,e gin.ia-
t"t9 une arttge unb billtse Betisnuus.
Nsenten ter Mtnneicta MutuaI Snl. g.,
gbr. utb Sui. Mdermonr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30

Ger GARNET Stprc
u III. @Iiti6 ia,
Carver, Carer County, Minn.,
TN eptale BON 9ein6 9arbpare<S tpre
:rtbdl cine auswabl BON
@Qen~ @11ren,@ 6u4en unt
@ttefeln,
Nrc1iHone1t, Bbi6fp ,e.,e.
MacS pptlfeil Unb BON cefer Aualitdt. Rpr1ms
unb prIfst, ibr wertet tpObl bebient w,rtem.
e. Dir tD@ien Yreiie psrssn b1abIt fir
@ai3en, 0erie unb Aafer.
ann. GIttf&h.
$. @prtn,
Gnsrrs- odntIer in Spesertten,
&pebiteur ltnb &pmtuififpn6r
unb Gambler In
prpbutten, Nd8eltt aQer Art.
fremtem ant einbsimiiatu 2fSren u. giaurr,n.
Gde Der 8. unb Sadion : Stre6t.
9ibIsy's @teinblod.
st. saul Rfxx.
8. 1t. q subee, eeut{5er Gl.rf. 3io-1,
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Neuer @rpcerte 5tpre
<ranntmetn Hrf rntrei

uub
g(fg=5d6rik
roE Reter 4~fetter,
Wotalbam fraFe, benz Marftteus araz
9esendber,
oet''a1stnne etrtaafttu q rpBsn une
aas sertsu etqueurf:
Suuuel, @a@kplcer,, Antsz, Yais Z.
une Transs8ranntmein II. n
Ss11te etausurs limb aus aus Rcssen a~l;,lra.
5srustfmpfebH er feinsn auseesstbuftsn
Jru@t<g1fis
III ben kilieaeu Yreiisn.
or Derbeaite Martspre;s pizs Fs:s fir r:s
gea bsaablt.
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8 &c.,

- wv
GdtrttaHteH Hon unt 51ubIs. IA
Sau9= II. 9ebepumpen,
Sen hsfsn in Ser Melt.
St. HntbpnN,......M tnAs1eta
o. eaneassntur III st. pster, Miunt1eta,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
Die Tair.

u abItaa-DinaiaA Z. Ncrember,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-30
st. pau(
Dampf=S

Gebrabtr 9anftn.
eneres Tahrifanten Don Stukteu.
8ettfe0en, Lounges, &anapees &C.
son isttr IT..
Gasls" g s.. nabe Ter Dbfrn 2snsuna.
Sai1t paul, Wtnnelota.
aas @r:sn Drsbartsiten int fe.tie au babsn
oeer tDnnsn auf BeFeQ ING auseferti9t peroeu.
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be duchess, marchioness, and the like;
and did not fall much in public esteem
for the manner in which they won their
advancement. In theway Madamoiselle
de Querouailles, a beautiful French lady,
came to London on a special mission of
Louis NV, and was adopted by our
grateful country and sovereign, and fig
ured as Duchess of Portsmouth. In this
way the beautiful Aurora of Konigs-
marck travelling about found favor i'll
the eyes of Augustus Of SaXony, and be-
came the mother of Marshal SAKE, who
gave us a beating at Fountenoy; and in
this manner the lovely sisters Elizabeth
and Melusina of Meissenbaeh who had
actually been driven out of Paris, width
er they had Travelled on a like errand, by
the jealousy of the female favorite there
in possession) jou1neyed to Hanover,
and became favorites of the serene house
there reigning.
That beautiful Aurora Won konigs-
marck and her brother are wonderful as
types of by-gone manners, and strange
illustrations of the morals of old days.
The Konigsmarcks were descended from
an ancient noble family Of Bradenburg,
a branch of which passed into Sweden,
where it enriched itself and produced
several mighty men OF valor.
Gro BE CONCLUDED NENf WEEK.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-14
Things I Lille to See.
fJune, 1861.

A working man reading the news
papers.
A real lady who can carry parcel.
A father at place of amusement with
his children.
A young man with clear eye, and a
fresh, virtuous, unhackneyed face.
A shop-girl neatly dressed, and without
ornamentatlOn.
A stalwart policeman with a little
school child in either hand, guiding it's
steps across the street.
A woman Invested of the everlasting
flounces, in homely clothes, taking her
exercise on a stormy day, with glowing
cheeks.
A man of business going home at
night with the evening papers, and a
bouquet for his wife.
A critic who can review a book with
out seeing its author, or its publisher,
peeping over his shoulder.
A shon-keeper, civil to and patient
with a poor woman, who with a baby
aerosshe arm, ventprest to buy a shilling
calico.
A colored family neatly apparaled,
walking forth happily under the broad
blue sky.
A eourtiy-lvfned polished old grhtle-
ifidil. - 81 bfi4 oi0cU tfflle, WHO IlldhSs
a woman sorry she was not born q
hundred years ago.
A lady who is. superior to the small
vanity OF perehiifS 4 lace cap on the
head of her thse-inaid I'M the street, to
make her pass for French or SWeede, or
tosigilify by this badge OF livery, her
s{a1'VjtI,dp r. go 4f{ e4ssz4 .tfx! = tFsss2
A celebrity hhnter, Whoscah settle the
IMPORTANT q uestion Of the'color OF your
eyes without utterly Stirring you out of
eOup tanance. hz4.4&s - szsI iaA.tz 90
A man who can comprehend that TO
be an estinab,e WOMAN one neehnot be
exactly like his grandmother SO 3
A dfessmalSer is scientific enough
to perfect ga Aht1'a and yet leave your
breathing apparatus ina Christian work
inp-cOnditiOn. SO" Tl2t t9NNiss ~
ThenI like 10 see :sss4s'>'y =. ss'..ss e 4
a shop thatsiis notan ssE,mpoiin1n. y
"a miflinef who didn't come from
london or Paris. Es5i'h hzgs iis.tft<
A jolly domestic who likes "the
family zasof.s Sfi}iF& ssiz,t 'f
A little-bit girl VIII, her first broom.
2 A boy with his first pair.of mans
boots.' Hss 1a5ks-gs f''a1
A bride with her pet, small house.
A young father with his first boy.
And a hesh-and-blood minister, who
steps off like another man. g
- >as f.5z5. FANNY FERN.
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Il Suburb of Rome,

The long suburb which intervenes be-
fore entering the city seems in some
measure to prepare the eye for the streets
of Rome itself. The strange mixture Of
groups which border the road as soon as
the Point MOlle is crossed can hardly be
matched in any city in Europe. The
dark-faced, unshaven country folk, with
their sheepskin raiment; thesolid, quad
rangular Romans, with their green-lined
cloaks wrapped over one shoulder; the
infinitely varied clerical figures, forming
full half the passers-by, all with the am
pie shovel-hat, but with garments be-
meath it SO different in color and in cut
as to defy any but the most practised to
distinguish them according to their ranks
and orders, from one to the other of
these the eye Wanders, but in pleasing
beWilderment. Here the empty coach
of cardinal prince of the church passes
slowly along, followed by his eminence
in his scarlet stockings and cloak, with
his footman walking by his side. Close
to hima bearded capuchin, in brown serge
frock and rope girdle, looking as if he
came fresh from a Smithfeld group in,
Fox's Martyrs. And lot me say to the
young English traveller in passing, that
this last thought is by no means bad
one to take with him into Rome, and
keep with him while he is there. He
calls her the Eternal City; never was q
name more aptly chosen. She is, un-
changed in these days of change; : the
fires Of Smithfeld do but slumber. Let
this never be forgotten. -Letters from
abroad by the Dean Of Canterbury, IN
London "Go0d Words" s..
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Low NEcKEp DREssEs.9rhe low

Low NEcKED DRESSES. The low
neckcd dresses of the ladies are the
theme Of small jokes by .lewd fellows
OF the baser Sort whomight bein better
business. In our opinion it is with the
ladies matter of taste, Of which they
might be allowed to Judge at discretion !;
the wits who would ridicule them are
the men who had better look at home,
and as they live in glass houses, abstain
from throwing stones. If they don't
like to see the ladies let them look the
other way. There was a great party in
the Fifth Avenue just before last Lent,
and the ladies, in the matter of dress,
were extremely low minded; so low
were some of them disposed to go, that
that Jones says to Shocks, Did you
ever see the like ?" "No," says Shocks,
81 never did since / was weaned."
That was outrageous, but presently the
rascals met the belle of the evening, a
splendid creature, and exclaimed, "What
galaxy of beauty !" "Well, I declare"
says Shocks, "you have the advantage
of me, I thought a galaxy included a
constellation of beauties 20 $50 it
does" said Jones, "and don't you see
the milky way?" On they passed, and
soon enc: untered a magnificent woman,
with such frank developments as to leave
no room for doubt as to the quantity of
her charms. "There," says Jones, "is
the finest woman in the house." exact"
says Shocks, "she outstrips them all !"
-Hape''s Magazine.
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1T is everywhere true that the gayer
the color the greater the danger. The
little blue flower lies hidden in the grass.
and the glance of its meek eye Is un-
needed, while the fainter in scarlet is
severed by the hand it tempts, and the
dandelion that April pays down upon
the greensWard in the pure gold of the
Spring, glitters at once in tie covetous
eye OF childhood. tits your gay fellow
s:nong the birds that catches the eye and
tne shot. "The girl with the brown
DRESS o.'' moves in comparative safety
through Tia crowd, while the dazzler
wrapped In 9 Rainbow becomes the target
for observation.
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Coop FOR BEECHER.-Henry Ward

Coop FOR BEEcHER.-Henry Ward
Beecher was married on Saturday.
His Brooklyn congregation had timely
information Of the circumstance, and
knowing he would preach the next
morning at his church, and DESTROYS at
the same time Of seeing the bride, they
assembled. in such crowds that the
church was full before the bell was
done tolling. As was expected the
bride made her appearance, and the
folks INDUCED themselves in their usual
observations till Reecher mounted the
pulpit. Then every eye was directed
to him, and every ear ready to catch
the words Of the text, which to their
astonishment were the following:
eve have toiled all the night and
have taken nothing!'
The discourse turned cut as usual
very instructive, and all went home
highly delighted, except poor Mrs.
Beecher, who blushed down to her finger
ends every step Of the way.
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GENERAL MARMADUKE, known as a
prominent officer in the late rebellion. is.
the first one to avail himself of the priv.
ileges to go abroad and remain without
the United States during the pleasure Of
the Government, and has received q
passport accordingly. General Beaure-
gard has also applied for passport, 0n-
der the same official order of the De-
partment of State, through the medium
OF sympathizing lady friend frOm,Ala-
hanna. 4s.s.ts f.s,1..
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heart ought to ask and desire-that is,
chance to work out of season. The great
trouble with men is not a lack ofUppor-
tunity: it is disposition to improve the
opportunities they haves Our trouble
is not what to do: it is to have heart
to do It'll. ". Beecher, in Independent.
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=, BRICK PoMEaOY says President johnson is
long after the death of his "petter half'