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Ayers Cathartic Pills

A RE the most perfect purgativo which We are
IN able 20 produce or which ne think has ever yet
been made by any body. Their effects have abun-
dantly shown to the community how much they ex-
eel the ordinar, medicines in use. They are safe
and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. Their
lSnstratirg properties stimulate vital activities Of
tAs Aoiy, the obstructions OF its organs pur-
~ the blo>d, and exPel disease. They purge out
the foul humors which breed ami grow distemper.
stimulate sluggish diSOrdered organs into their
natural action, and impart healthy tone with
strength to the whole system. Not only do thew
cure ihe everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable dangerous diseases Viii 10 they
produce powerful effects they are ut the same time
In diminished doses the safest and best physic that
ran b. employed tor childrsn. Being sugar coated
fhey are pleasant TO take and being purely yege-
fable are free from any risk Of harm. Cures have
bean made which ssrpass belief, wsre they not sub
'ntiatsd by men OF such exalted position and char
seter, rs to forbid the suspicion Of untruth Nanv
eminent clergymen and PHYSICIANS have lent their
names to certify TO the public the reliability Of rem
ediss while others have sent us the assurance Of
their conviction that, eur Preparations contribute
Immensely to the relief Of our afflicted suffering fell
Jew men.
Ths Agent below named is pleased to fur nish
grstis our American Almanac, containing directions
Yer tho use and certificates Of their cures Of the to
lewiog complaints -
cestivensss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomaehs, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaetou of
Ms Bowels and Psn arising therefrom, Flat rulency,
Loss Of Appetite, An Diseases which require sn
s,AeuAnt medicine. They also BY purifying the
oiocd and stimulating the system, cure many COM
plants which 1t would not bs suppose they cOnld
nseh, suea as Deafness Partial Blindness Neural
siA ana Nervous irrita aiility, Derangement Of the
Liver and Kidneys, GOut, and other kindred com.
PiAnt arisng FROM low state of the body, or OBJ
ptrHctioh Of jU functions ''
Do not b. put of BY unprincipled dealer, with
D.".pps u. p'Par.ton' which they make mor. profit on
ne best aid there 10 tor them and they s5ouIS bsvs
az LsfsS.'ed syJ. c. AVER a. CO., Lowell Mas
Yaseid BY sanl STARK Turkhannesk: and Al, 80 80
@' b Rssieiss svsrJvhsrs. 'Ae III a'si'
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation of the PHILADELPHIA ACE, w ch
is steadily and rapidly growing makes ii at least as
valuable medium for advertising as any other com
mercial and business newspaper in PHILADELPHIA
and .he fact that 1t reaches large class of
vayereaders scattered vast extent of country
who do not take any other Philadelphia paper, COM
men ds it, to an extraordinlr degree, as means Of
communicating with the public not possessed by any
other iurnal published in this bity.
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See what the most popular and widely circulat
periodicals say of our Establishment
From the "Dispatch" Of February 25, 1865
We take pleasure in calling the attention of our
| readers to the announcement of MesSrs. Devaugh &
Co.'S Great Sale of Jewelry Silver Ware, and Fancy
Goods in our advertising columns. We are person.
know them to DO gentlemen of sterling worth and
integrity Their stock Of goods for variety and ex-
tent, we have scarcely seen paialleled.
From the "Mirror of Fashion," March /, 1865.
| Messrs. Devaugh & Co.'s Great Sale of Jeweley,
| etc. opened on the 18th ult., and venture to
say that no finer display of goods was ever exhibited
| by any establishment in this city. The ladies
thrOnged their bazaar almost to suocation although
tn, streets rendered early impossible by the
melted snow and slush. We IreIict for them
wonderful success.
From the "Ledger," February 28 1865.
Our lady friends should visit the extensive esab-
| I,shment of Mess's. Deyaugh CO.. No, Is Maiden
Lane if they wish to indulge themselves with sght
which they will long remember Such profusion
Of elegant Watches, Chains Rings Earrings and il
short, Of Jewelry of every name kind and descrip-
tion, we never before witnessed. Their silver ami
plated is superb and almost casts into the shade
the other splendid establishments which have long
been the boast OF city. 1t is estimated that
their stock is worth not less than one million of dol
lars.
From the "Tribune' Of April 81, 1865.
An acquaintance of over l9 years with Messrs
Girard W. Devaugh i Co. warrants US in speaking
in the highest terms ot them. They are among
oldest Maiden Lane Jewee rs and have long enjoyed
wide and enviable reputation.
From the "Staats Zeitung" ofApra "a, 1865.
Many of the hands in our office have speculated in
the Enterprise of Messrs. Devaugh L Co., and
though none of them have yet realized "a fortune
all express themselves we'll pleased with their ven
ture. Two of them BY workiog after hours haze
mado over $500 each within six weeks
HOW YOU CAN GET A PRIZE.
Send Tlcenty- Fire Cents to US and as soon as
we receive it will mail you Certificate showing
what you entitled to- If the article or articles
Tar and We will forward you the article, no matter
how costly it may be, If the article is not what
you WISH state, when you send the Certificate and
dollar what other article of the val you pre-
fer and We will send it. If you wish more than one
Certificate send US 81 and We will send five for 81
eleven for IS, thirty for $40, sixty; for l5
one hundred.
Agents are 1odnted in the Army and in erert
place. We have an immense stock of goods to dis
pose OF, AMI need large number of Agents Our
terms to Agents are very liberal and some even of
our Lady Agents are making from S. to S20 q day,
We give Agents so per cent. on all Certificates thry
sell providid they remit net ess than 81 for eight
Eg Write your name and address distinctly and
sap only lrhdt is necessary.
GIRARD " DEVAUGH & CO.,
No. 1 S Maiden Lane, New York,
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u. 3, $40 Six per cent,
GOLD.BEARING BONDS

These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium
and are exempt. as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Municipal taration 1ohiet
adds from one to three per cent per annum to their
Uaue, according to the rate levied pom other pro-
perty. The interest is payable semi i-annually By
coupons attached to each note which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

The undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years. with a severe lung affection
aud that dread disease, Consumption-Is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means o
e::s.
To sll who desire it, he will send q copy of the
prescription used free of charge with the directions
for preparing and using thesams, which they will
AHd a SURE cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronch!-
tis, ChOughs, Colds &c. The only object of the ad-
vsiusr in sending the Pres ,rpton is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he conceives
to DO invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wish lg the prescription will please ad-
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg
Kings Co.,
New York
v4-Az8. 3mo. MACo,
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ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND
L. DESP0NDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A great
ssfs rer having been restored to health in q few
days after many years Of misery is willing to assist
his on sring feoW-crsatures by sending (free), ON
shs receipt Of postpaid addressed envcoPs, copy
OF tho formula Of cure employed. Directed to
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, Box l63 Post Ofcc.
Brooklyn, N. Y
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WHISK ERS /! WHISPERS!

Do you want Whisksrs or Moustaohes 2 Our Gre
cian Compound will force them to gru~ on the
smoohest face or chin or hair on bald heads 10 Six
Weeks. Price, el00, Sent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed, on receipt Of price.
Address, WARNER q CO., B0I l5s, 5rooklyn,
NY
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7-30 LOAN

These notes are issued under date of July l5 1865
and are payable three years from that date in cur
rency or are convertible at the option of the holder
into
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= The Publishers of THE PHILADELPHIA AGE
invite the earnest attention of business men, think
ing men, literary men. and all who are interested
in the various occupations and pursuits Of lfe to the
DAILY and WEEKLY editions of their Journal
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TAE AGE Is NOW ESTABLISHED ON SURE AND
PERMANENT FOUNDATION. The Publishers could easi-
ly fill their columns with the unsough. and most
liberal commendatioes of the press throughout the
country but they prefer that it should stand alto
gether upon claims to public confdsnce well.known
and established 1t viii be, heretofore the sup
porter of true National, Conservative Democratic,
Union principles, opposed alike to radicalism and
fanatcism in every ferm and devoted to the mainte
nance of Good Government Law, and Order. The
evival of all the business relations of the country,
consequent upon the suppression of the rebellion and
the restoration of peace, will enable tee Publishers
to make number of improvements in the various
departments of this Journal and they therefore, re-
spectfully solicit the support of all who wish to
one of thebest Commercial, Literary, Business
and Family newspapers in the country.
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ARCANA w WATCH.

An Elegant Novelty In Watches.
The of this watch are an entirely new in
VsntiOn, posed of six different metals combined
rolled together an pfanished, producing an exact
imitation Of Is carat goldl called Arcana, which
will always keep it's color They are as beautiful
rs solid gold and are afforded at oneeighth the cost
The beautifully designed with Panel and
shield 70 name, with Patent Push Pin: and engraved
in the exact style of the celebrated Gold Hunting
Levers, and really handsome and desirable, and
exact an imitation of gold TO defy detection
The movement is manufactured by the we'll known
St. Jimer atch Company Of Europe, and are su-
perbly finished. having engraved pallets fancy
cd bridges, adjusting regulator with gold balance
and the improved jswelied action with line dial and
skeleton hands. and is warranted good time keep
These Watches are Of three different sizes the
smallest being for Lakes and all Hunting Cases
ease Of six will be sent by Mail or Express for
Sl26 90 A single sent in handsome Morocco
Ca ior S25 90 will readily sell for three times
their cost We sole agent. for this watch in the
Euited States, and none genuine which do not
bear eur Trade mark. Address.
GIRARD W. DEVAUGH 4 CO.,
Importers. Is Maiden Lane. n. Y
V&-A4l 3plog-
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MATRIMONIAL --LADiES AND GENTLE
MEN If you wish to marry you can do so by ad
dressing me. will send you. without money and
without price, valuable information, that will enable
you to marry happily and speedily, irrespective Of
age wealth or beauty. This information will cost
you nothing and il you wish to marry, will cheer
fully assist you. All letters strictly confidential -
The desired information sent by return mall and no
reward asked. Please incose postage or stamped
envelope, addressed to Yourself Address.
SARAH 2. LAMBERT.
Grseppoint'
KingsCe.
vI-n4e- sms Ess York
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NOTICE.

The Co-partnership, heretofore existing between
G. Burr 4 Son, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
The books and accounts of the late firm are left
in the hands of c. Burr for settlement and collec
tion who will still continue to carry the Ia lnng
Business OF the old stand
The Ha rneSs Business
will be carried on by Vim H. Burr, who, confident
OF his ability to satisfy the wants of the public
lieitS their patronage.
BURR,
VIM. ii. BURR
Msshoppen, April 29th, 1865.
V4n4Otf
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, an auditor appointed Oy sne
Court Of Common Pleas Of Wyoming County, 70 ols.
tribute the fund arising from the snen ss. y,
20 % ,hs duties Of his appointnsnt his ONCE in the
Boroash Of Tunkhannock on Saturday July 9th
isss q vb;.b time and place. all persons interested
thsra;n ara notified to attend and be heard be de-
harred from coming in upon said fund.
June 9Th, 1855, HARVEY SlCkLEh.
Auditor.
yA.n43-4W.
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THIRD 5HRrE9.
$23O,OOO,OOO.

By authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned the General Subscription Agent for the
saof United States Securities offers to the public
the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and three-tenths per cent interest per annum known
as the
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THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY AGE

Is a complete compendium of the News OF THE
WEEK, and contains the Brief Editorials the Pricea
Current and Market Reports Stock Quotations
Intelligence for Farmers. Correspondence, and Gea
eral News Matteripublished in the DAILY ACE 1t
also contains great variety of other literary and
miscellaneous matter, including Tales Sketches.
Biography, Facet@, and Poetry, rendering it in al
respects FIRST CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL, particularly
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the Mechanic, the Literary man. and all classes of
readers 1t has, in fact. every characteristic of
LIVE NEWSPAPER. fitted for the Co ting House
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er
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MERCANTILE APPRAIsEMENT.

The undersigned, having been appointed Mercan
lie appraiser for the County Of Wyoming, for the
year 1865, hereby certifes the following to be Q
correct list of Retailers in Foreign Merchandise
wit b their Names class and rate in the seyers
Townships to witt
CLASS NAMES RATE
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for single copy ; One Dollar for six
months, and Sixty Cents for three
months. One copy gratis will be sent
for one year to the person forwarding
twenty yearly subscribers paid in ad-
vance. No paper will be sent until
the subscriptions is paid.
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From the "Staats Zeitung" ofApra "a, 1865.
Many of the hands in our office have speculated in
the Enterprise of Messrs. Devaugh 4 Co., and
though none of them have.yet realized "a fortune
all express themselves we'll pleased with their ven
ture. Two of them by workiog after hours haze
made OYER 5000 each within sig weeks
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From the Tribune Of April 81, 1865.
An acquaintance of over l9 years with Messrs
Girard W. Devaugh i Co. warrants US in speaking
in the highest terms OF them. They are among our
oldest Maiden Lane Jeweler and have long enjoyed
wide and envisble reputation.
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THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY MORNING JOURNAL
PUBLISHED IN PHILADELPHIA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
(Gineeianbt.)
TO ALL, WHOM 1T MAY CON-
GERM

Dem 3leinisstitetranaes in Ter lessen Sum
raer tes -geltsblatts, " Der lid gum pubxe her
Msnf&bsit rpatriet" unterjei@net, sisne 3ur Ct.
lauteruns, eab mir bae1ablsaur am @eibna&ts-
montas,, r1be 5raito.s Compromise ~ BEN
3msde aur MuHubruns bradtsn, nm bem yubii.
tum ~ ssranl&auli@eu, .rae tas leyale Yulf
bts Ncreens prn einsm aomprcuie NIT ben
lueli&sn Tssratbsrn ,u ertparten bat unb e ae.
r:i6t uns 3ur @snustbuune. RAP bas anne{ente
Vubliium es in tielem Sinue seraaup.
Ga6 mir bsi ben paar Gomprpmi6. Grreunsen.
bel tsnsn bic am @eibna&tstaae anssIauete
Na@ri@t ssn Der ginnabme Savanneb's pie
Gin eisialtss S9autrtab pirfte uns tpel&e III
rem auesradli&sn 3wtd penislbtn Mtsnb has
abeater tsiu&teu. am bas 1ableau aas,u,l@sn
uns ~ sfsifsn. Asrsernib erressn pa,bsn. lanb
~ srrarten; ana it 60 beeufit. see bief,lbeu
ib.e unsssessnbei'sn biutsr Der patsipttemus-
larpe ~ oerbsrsen iu9:en. Dee auss e;eles
saun uns ni@t attalten, tas{e.be Iabt.au bel
unierer na@isn gorftuuns, Nsntas, ben is.
Sanuar. 3u uiseerboleu, unb ea mir ni9t imSi.
ben, ~ionhern I'M freien Ninnelsta ppbuen. no
eisisn ps1ren tsiu Reteuen. groso6 .RarjdaQ
au @sbste febt, 70 fdut aud fir tas wublituua,
rie fur bic DarReuer, bic Beflr&tuns Veg. at
rsttrt uns iibsr bic gran3e sebra9t u perben.
Ma% rerben gertebruusen setrefen pereen.
pap eas bsu9lsrif&e rpep i'm 2etbe bapfenA
eselts sssus-T atrtsten ni9t u febr ,uu. Dur&.
tru9e Iommt. DalGsnnitt..
sts 2iebbabt . 9bfats,s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

, Der sesbrte prr Ginftnter (deint ~ ,sr-
se0tn, ta6 infer Nrtitel iber une pieer he iinR.
li&e Bauart Ter pelolabuneen ni&t eeeen ben
bsben wrsts ses pollss seri@tet mar. fen.
bern ausbri dli%, etneis unb aIetu
sseen he eeuaeine 9etrdseret helm 2aeen.
@enn Der Garuer bel BEN wreife BON $1,000
pct Gurt ni&t feline &e&nuus fnbet, 70 fsa e..
$11 ~fsrberu, pber $12 pber ned uaebr. aber
Ct feu srIles 3aa6 lisfesn. % ni&t ~
tbuu, 1T .iinbbaft," fslbt penn alIes, unb 70
aud bas Doll biais IL, aber e II srasesu Elm
9erbre&en, ~enn allies 70 ttsuer IL, ME
fest.
Denu Der polasersauftr, I'M, itinem e@aeen
tsi,utsmmsn. burisen birtte, 70 mu6te Der
@toreteeper boGelbe &e&t babeu. ALIEN >erftlt,
9u3~fubruann, ber u BEN :3pede, I 9s,b In ct
5taet fir cine sanje Gsrb ~ ,ertaufen,
tenlett Der Bride uuselasen bat, febt bem o.
par3trauer, bel BEN Ct feinen 3uder unb Rat-
fe. taaft, beiua @iegen unb BEN GUen-
a II n, bel BEN II itintn aattun sber feline
Seibe fault, beim Meffen itbr ssnau auf
bic Singer unb @ebe, wenn elm Aaent9en am
vfuns eper Gin 3oa an ee. 0arb tebh!
Der Garmer fo4. wie inner bic preilt 5ein
uaSsen, in bsr Gtaet beim Raufnann fetn rid.
tiees @aa6 unb Wepi&t fneen .uns Ter aauf-
nan teim GARNER. Damn strs Aaes re&t fem
unb .Miemanb I'D betlasen biirftn. Das ii
psbl bic re@ts s@tiuue' aus Wpb fiji 2anb
unb @taet. 5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
(Ginesianst.)
Nem,1llrt, 26. DIT. 1864.

VvS1VS %tSUSS @os ~ AoV4s
@eebrter perr @etafteur!
Sn Sbrer 80. 1893 Der rMinn. ..5taatssei.
tuus" eriab ID, bae ein bisFser Burger Is ser-
fuat, f@ bas Anieben ju seben, bsr@9Spf.r bes
Rew.lImer GarmerRurss ~ {tin.
De,feltt bat nabrl&einli9 e~tslaubt, tie fruber
IN Nep.llm sebrutten 3situneen ittsn in BEN,
Snbianer. llebertaq aae perloren sesansen, unp
sertn 9npaIt serss0en; BEN 1T aber ni9t 10;
Bonn e fnb in seriaiebenen 1anten nod fanmt-
li&e Sabradnse Sorbansen, in u:lden man leien
tanu, ba6 Gin sepidsr @uEae 5sibri@ bneits
in @inter 1876 fir bic fueialenY rin;ipieu
Der AGoeiatipn in Nen -llln, ii. bic &&ranten
trat. %berielbe. .mel&sr aud CUR Grri9tuns bes
.darme, fores" frdftis stboifen bat. Nament-
iaterelFrte mid i'm ~9feu .ulrn piunesr" 80. 50
hes 2t.n 3abrsanss Elm Mufiab. 1eirri9's Z, iibsr.
l@rieten: .3ablen beptiieu," peil Ct basin bas.
felbe 0eiipiel i'm SABRE 1859 aufReQte, teGtn li9
@erbnrb int arteiter- 3alenser fir 1865 in ZEN,
Hufiatt hber Sdul3e.D . litia'sGrfo auf BEN
6elbe bee @seialismuS betient. s24a1 10.
@eut Der pionier nod CUR 9anb il, Der mas
Sersteiden unb pirb i& iserssusen, taB @pen~
ner'S rf@wanseres @sbirn" ia bier i'm Srrtbun,
freitte uuo b6@lens Gins Jeblseburt CUR @rIl
bra@te. ,gr. st,.l. ...t s-
DAT 1859 Der @ture mic! ~ @tanbe Tam.
bate ieinen Grunb in hem Ransel an barren
@elte, tpatrenb jebt has l1n'srnesmeu bur9 bic
ausseaablten @icur, gnti4 :sieunsseeIbtr 1sbr
bsstnfist purbe. t
CUR Beri@tisun8 bite Is, beber tislen suf-
fab in bic Staats3eituns sf digit aufiunebmen,
sanit BEN bic Gbre psroexee, nc gebSrt. 81!
r. A4tunefc ~ t'I93 a al
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Stdot uuo fano-4 a9ri4tea.
9efeeeebune oeS StaateS
miRucfcta.
5tebente@ tsuns.

9enat.-DinRas 3. Sanuar.-D as
srNe @siaaft Der Sisuns par bic Wnbl Ter Be-
An,ten tes Senats. s. pnrte., srp1tlt:
4. 9. Nmes, gum Sesretar.
6. .. Singer, enrolling Glerl.
g. Stnnsbar, GnsrofIns Glsrt.
8. $. Butts. Sergeant at Srms.
Gbas. @ess, 8susrmann.
&ss. s. u. MptIe, 3aplan.
Grst. . risesU, Aeeiesnttrudsr.
Z. Z. Milltr ". Gbas. y. Grsff BeteH::
O. mht isesm WttslieS e%stattst. auf
SiaatstpRsn rSbrsns ter Sisunssssit 5 Sdsli&s
;3situnssn CHER pS&sntli&e ~ bsr slsiaen Sc.
lsntetras 3u ts3isbsn.
Saus.-Das nRe @el&iit hes 9auits mar
bic @abl feiner Bsau.ten. 60 wvrssn e,~ablt:
1bus. >. NrmRrone. gum Sprs&sr, Der
0sles.nbsit nabm. eem 9auie in elmer lGnsersn
&ese bic VRi9tsn zines Sprs&srs nab tsm It,
fen parlamsntarii9sn Gsesr aussiranee' 5u fss-
.n. Der 3.rr ltsint tbeoreti@ istr senau ~
ri0sn, mas CT in itinsr @teluns ~ ttun bat.
Nubrtw 6. . a n n, gun. 1. 9lerf.
@alrmpn Snuw, AiEdent ess 1. Glers.
Nr. GaYlrr, Gurpaing Glert.
u. 6. Mit9eL Gusrpifne Glest.
s. ". @ eR. Srseant.at.ArnS
@m. s.. " prtime,, Geusruanu.
&es. Cyrus Brpots, 0aplan.
Grsp. Dri5eell, Meeipsntruder.
0eprse 9aaarb une perbert 9.
9npr, 0rteu,
8ei@irIen. bic Sisnnsen pes 9auies in
2u!unft I'm 10 ubr 3u besinuen.
Gin Nntras, jeesm Mitslisst sic fir 3si-
tunaen az bepiQisen, murte auf ben Slid &C.
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Startrdtbli& DIES. = Sibuna
an, DinRas, 3. Sanuar. - Der 6plSz
me7er beri9tst, rab er i'm Ncsemter unc
December. 1898 @crr Sol; oerme fen.
. erGcmptrplle Dsrlanat eiz
ne @sballsrbbbuna Don $3.50 idbrliG.
SsimS rildeneinnebuer etnsen i'm De-
aemter Gin $443.40, betm Stactrt9ler
$2S1.50, rarunter uber bic 6dlfte Gonz
tributicn ron liererliben Dirnen uno ben
pFeeemiittcrn perlelben.
Sir Sclrateni amilien wureen pdbreno
peS Monate $1182 unterflsunAe9elrer
ausse;ablt.
IS wurpe beldloltn, ta6 aufS tabtfsu>
ern, ,psnn Ypr rem Is. Sanuar tejablt,
10 Yrc;ert na@8eiaien tperre.
Be(1lcfen wurpe ferrer. bab jeBt
fiulse ocer I'M Sabr 1865 falis treroence
Staeti9ulpldeinc in 3ablunD fir rlds
itancise Steuein anSenommen spereen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
(Gineefantt.)
Sir bic ~Minneiota 5taats. 3eituna.

UuT cte nVCtHnelct0 SIaato' 0eI1uuR.
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Elm Mufiat iber rNr&iteftnr eber BaulunR" Der
5pl1fubrlsute. Menn Sie's nt@t libel nebmen.
mS&te i'd Gsletnbes erpietsra.
Sd nil a1ereinss ben .seuaeinen 1relsru."
bic !tanbrerIspeiie ~iebesmal umlaben, nm ba.
bur& ibren Md&fen au iterportbeilen, ni&t bas
@ort rsben, benn es ftbt gang tlar eei&risben :
.Tie llnsere&ten ,ue.>en has @ti9 @sttes ni&t
ererbeu." ..af sl.a. 49,
Sd babe bierbei apei Gteenaanee In, auee,
Der GrRe it: Der @tabtr,tb ron ct. paul
iou::e nur 3el3me6tr anRtlen, Bic i'm Stan.
Dc m6rem III tere@neu, tvie sisl isber
Jubrmann auf feinsua Daseu bat, bamit bic
rNr&iteften" ni@t nod i'm Dabne narrn, ais
bdtteu fe Gin spatommenes 9te&t ba3u. ptl
Der MeGer (ber @esenwartiss) ntet rs@uen
tann, fcnit tSunte er uuuSsli& Gtnen unb
tsmlelben, Der iebes Mal slei@ laset, 3 Sage
binteteinaneer ieees Ral ,eri&ieeene Gue be-
rednen. Die ras&t:esHn" baben ibre Rert-
3si&sn une spiden auf etli@e Gub. Oh fe eine
&erS pber mebr aufbabfn.
/ Der speite pnntt il Der Romut man mad
ct. paul unb puneers nd iber bic 3 unb 1
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i&iebenen Sauadeen, 10 bieten FeGinem bdufS
bic @aare fir bic 3dlfte ees preiits in Colt.
Ders&nen @ie nut satisR ben psl3prtts Ia
@ule. une ID bin iber,eust, eas psll il ieSt
biQis*). int 8ersleid u ben Treifen fir tas,
pss man aas ct. paul's 2aeeu bslea mus.
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