davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
SUMMIT COUNTY.
The Akron Journal saws:

nv NN@OA ~ fest oN1
We hear of many injuries more or less
severe from slipping whilethe ground was
recently covered with ice; but the most
serious was that of Miss A. Sloat, Of this
city, who slipped and fell near the door of
her residence, dislocating n nip joint,
from which she is still suffering intensely,
aud with little prospect of complete re-
coVery.
The next term of Common Pleas OF
Summit county has by act of the Legisla-
ture been postponed to the 9Th day OF
February next.
Four men were recently fined upwards
of $40 each for disturbing q spelling
school in Coventry township, and three
amore of the same sort paid over sl7
each for a similar piece of enjoyment in
Springfield township.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
T

Daniel s. Dickinson has been again APP
pointed U. s, Attorney for the Southern
District of New York.
On DIT that Caleb Cushing snsSesds
Charles Francis Adams at et. James. The
authority for the m is poor, however.
Gen. John A. Geary, commandment un-
der Sherman of the 10th Army Corps, is
looming up as a future G~ubernatOrial can
didate in Pennsylvania
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
Hon. W. E. Chandler, Is now on a teur
through the South, that will probably pos
sess ultimately both great Political and
financial Importance.
The contest for the New York oellee-
torship grows warmer. Eleven Republi-
can congressman from that States have
requested the appointment Of Hon. o. N.
Depew. Specials state that the chances
are in favor Of Hon. F. A. oonkling.
The friends of Tennessee in the House
claim that there are fifty Republican men,
bers who have signiAed their purpose to
vote to admit the Representatives from
that State to seats In the House at az early
day.
The Chicago Republican informs a Vim
ginia paper that suggested Andrew John
son as the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1893, that "Mr. johnson
and General Grant belong to the Union
party, and both are not unlikely to be Sc
lected by it for the Presidency. Very
probably Mr.. johnson will be the eandi-
date in 1888, and General Grant in 1879"
At the late convention Of eelorsd people
held at Augusta, Ga resolutions were
adopted opposing universal suffrage, but
fsvoring the voting of such colored men
as can read and write well, with the ad-
dition of the proper qualifications; that
all vices and crime among freedmen should
be disceuntenanosd; that the Freedmen's
Bureau should compel negroes to work,
and make contracts If they refused to dc
so voluntarily; that Southern property
should not be eonaseated and condemn
ing the proposition that the Southern
States are practically territories.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
wOOO COUNTy

The Rev. Fielding A. Harper died at
Bowling Green, on Monday, the I'D inst,
at nine O'Clock a. NJ.
On Monday, says the ToiedO CONNER
ciaI the Sheriff of Wood cou~ntyaarrested
the man who attempted the 7obbery of the
county safe. After he was hsndcuffed he
struck the Sheriff in an 0nguarded mo-
ment, a heavy blow and attempted to es-
cape. He did not succeed, and is now in
the Wood county iail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
The French UnivsTsaI exposition.


III. J. @. Derby, the agent of the Unit
ed States forthe French Exposition oflse7,
who has an Office in New York city, in
forms a correspondent of the Oincinnnti
Gazette that he has already received four
times as many applications for places in
that exhibition as would suffice to I'll the
space allotted to the United States. This
would indicate that crest interest is being
taken inthe matter in the Atlantic States I:
and we fear that Ohio and the Great West
are allowing themselves to be outstripped
by the people of the East. There is still
time to make applications, and they are
encouraged by our agent, as it is desirable
70 have the fruits of every variety Of IN
dustry 10 choose from. The representa-
ton from the United States will be divided
into ten groups, each devoted to a particu-
lar class Of objects, such as agriculture,
mechanics the mining interests, and so
forth; and the task Of selection for each Of
these'groups has been assigned to the most
competent person known to Mr.. Derby.
Hr. Frederick L. Olmsted has been placed
in charge of the agricultural group, a task
for which he is, perhaps, from histhorOugh
knowledge of the whole country, the fit
test man in the country.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
MEDINACoUNTY
NE Medina Gaette Save !:


W. W. Pancoet will deliver a lecture
before the Medina Literary Association
on Friday eve1ing, February I'd, at seven
o'clock P. N. Subject, medina Soldiers
Monument
The WOOL growers of Medina county
will mee at the Court House, on Monday,
the stt of February, 1866, to organize q
COMFY Wool Growers Association, aux
iliGy to the State Wool Growers Asso-
cation.
Granger township has contributed $50
for the freedmen.
The following are the officers of the Ne
dina County Agricultural Society, elected
the 18th of January: D. Ainsworth,
President J. r, Thatcher, Vice President;
John Mccormick, Secretary S. B. Wood
ward, Treasurer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
-Conaarrnnra cain.

We would infer from his recent votesin
Congress, and from a letter written by him
on the 9Th instant, to q Conservative
meeting in Missouri, that the Hon. Thomas
E. NOEL, one of the Representatives from
that State, has definitely taken position
against the Radicals.-Nelc York Ne.es.
The young man has been entirely COB
bled up by the copperheads.-S. LoEis
De1aeerak,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
NORTHERN Ohio NEWS.
COUNTY.
The Plymouth Advertiser saws:

We learn that, a few days ago, g new
born infant was found in a cistern at
Shiloh, in this county. It seems that the
lady of the house attempted to pump
s me water from the s%istern, but the
pump would not work. On u~nsovoring
the cistern the body of the infant was
found and recovered. Its skull is said to
have been fractured. No clue as yet has
been found to the perpetrators of the
deed.
On Monday a little daughter of Mr.. A.
Cleland, of Blooming Grove township,
was burned to death at school. Her
Clothes ignited from some hot ashes being
removed from the stove.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
In the Family,

Iron ths Coiumbus Journal, Jan. 26-l
On the 9th Of January there was filed
in the Secretary Of States Office the Ger,
tiicste Of incorporation Of a company T.
be known as the Kelley's Island Vie
Company, capital sl0o, 900. Ths prirei-
paioficeisto be On Kelley's Island, and
hsdeclared object is the manufacture of
wines and brandies from native am other
grapes grown in Ohio. The i~ncoroorators
are Addison Kelley, ]. E. Wodford75F.
Kelley, Norman Kelley and Julius Kel-
lev, and the bond was acknowledged be-
fore A. g.. Kelley, Notary Public. Con-
siderable Keller" about that company,
and where the family interest is so well
represented 1t must prove 8 success.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

A fellow of Cincinnati, emulating the
achievement of a similar seouhdrel In
Cleveland, threw a brick at the show win
dow Of Nj. Lees boot and shoe store on
Vine street, running the whole pane of
glass to an extent which will cost $3.50 to
repair. BE was caught, and lodging
found for him at the public expense.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
HENRY COUNTY.

The Napoleon Signal says that a consid-
ersbie quantity of Pork has been brought
into Napoleon within the last few days.
Prices have ranged from sara to SI0.25
per hundred. The principal buyers are
Hull & Bro, Stout & Allen and j. II.
Woke & Son. About 100, 900 pounds have
been bought up to this time.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

An exchange says that the a~bbreviation
Dem. Jack. Ass. for the Democratic Jack
son Association, which gloriaed the sth of
January by a supper at Columbus, is dis
liked by the intelligent portion of the
fraternity, and will hereafter be relin-
pushed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
ERIE COUNTY

The sandusky Register understands that
the Board of Education of that city, backed
by the Council, have decided upon erecting
q splendid new high school ediaee. 1t will
occupy the ground east of the court house
DR.. Fischers church giving place for it
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
DYEINc.
RRRhRRICK mRIlX-

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
establishment, Bslvidere Farm, East Cleveland,
and SC Seneca street.
0FEIcE-l4 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
I mean TO make this the BEST DYE-HOUsE Is
THE WEST and shall spare no effort to give salts.
faction.
I call the especial attsntiou Of eeutIsmsn to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
o. CANNING or 1s-dyiRg Of nsds-up aarasnts.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
M NeN York Innnranaa Command

An interesting table has been published
in New York city, exhibiting the receipts
ofthe New York insurance companies for
the year 1885. They amount to s27,boo,-
600, in round numbers. Of theseth larg-
est (oversix millions is reported by the
Atlantic Mutual. The others reporting
over q million are the Columbian, s4,253,-
ses; the Great Western, 81, O6e, $50 the
Home, sl,e2B,s2e; the Liverpool and
London, U. S. Branch, sl,o7s,ls2 and the
sun Mutual, sI,4eo,s5o. The total num-
Der Of companies Importing is -.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
HOLIDAY PREsENTSl
GREAT PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
By THE
New York Gift Association,
7I8 broadway, New York.
TO be Sold for One DOnarE


To be Sold for one Dollar Each
Without regard to value, and not to Be psld for
until you know what you WI receive.
Among those who have recently drawn VALDf
ABLE eIFTS from This Association, the folloEilE
kindly permit thelH 1aEleLe - be usedf
Robert Il Hotehkiss, New HgEsR, Conn , Msioi
deon, value $50. W.. =. T. villa, W. IA "a.
New York, Diamond Cluster Pin, value 500. Hrs
R. g. Tappan, Is foEk-st., Gold watch, EaluD
SlZ5. Miss Ellen y. piekerson, BinghamPton, y.
Y, Hslodsen Ealns ElDo. Nj. T. h 5tons, 6
Tenth-st-, n. z, Piano., value $3.50. Mrs. neru1Al
A. Miller, SorAnt0n, Pa, Diamond Ring, TaiusI
s sodsou. 1slas sI25. Dr. + Van RiDsr' Ws.bi.s
ton, D.. O., Gold Hunting Cassd watch, Valns flnl
Edward H. Lindsay, Worcester, Mass, Piano,
value $3.50. Miss D. Farweil Dubuque, Io1a
Diamond Ear Drops, value $3.50. Franols I. No
ran, l26 Pearl street, Music Box, value $40. Ma
g.. Q. 1nEsraOH, Urbana Ohio, Silver set, Valus ~
Lieut. q. y Hsndricks, WlllaEd's Hotel, Waah-
ingson, d. O., SILVER Patent Lever Watch, Vslnsl
Watch, yaus SO AsTTaylOr, Rtngtos1, -
Gold Patent Lever Hach, value 500. Jas. =
Bruce, Haghvills, Tsnus Silver Watch, $40. 0eoi
D.Wood, Whitley, CaEada West, Silver Watchl
s45. WIN. B. RsdAeld, Columbus, o., Musio Boa
$40. Many persons who have drawn yal1Aklt
prizes, do not wish their names Published G. "
might extend this list Letters from various par
ties throughout the country, acknowledging a.
receipt Of valuable gfts, may Be sssn on ale b on
ones.
OEhLAEaOAlEd aAAMluA d1lA LaeAu aI4 u
VALUE, ara placed In SEALED RNVELOPE1,
which are Welt mixed. One Of these EnFelop1S
containing the Csrtfncats or Order FOR soma Arn]
ele,) pOyth q Isasf ore dOlldr at rsfga,) willis dalfEE
ed at our ONCE, or sent By mail to aaY addrrall
without regard to choEes on reeaipt Of rs ee1f1
The purchaser WI Sc what Article It Dos. md
Its value, which may Be from One - Elge'
Hundred DOLlar8t ana can then send o.
Dollar and receive tho Article named
80 NO BLANk@Every purchaser -
value.
Parties dealing with Us may depend on haFins
prompt returns, aud the article drawn viii bst1-
mediAtely sent to sny address By return nea q
express.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED m al easEs
Certificates for One Dollar, IS for fvo
onars, 80 for Five Dollars. Great 1duesms1n
Agsnts.
An Lsttsrs should be addressed,
q & co..,
Box 1851 Post once, New FOf6
dssI6.296&
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

Gov. Ward, Of New Jsrss9s signed the
rssihcahon Of fhs CONGREGATIONAL Amend
nsnt With an saelssauin pen trimmed
with rad wniss and blue ribbons in a.
hola opsahand indicating theehesrfuL
usus with whipa he performed this duty.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

William S. Bliss, brother of Colonel
Stoughton Bliss, formerly a resident Of
this city, has, after serving In various ga
pscities in the army, turned up a newspa-
per publisher. His nam stands at the
head Of tho Marry County Herald, pub
lished at Columbia. Tennessee. Tho Har.
-eJdisA Reat-leekiag- sheSsJ-and-w wish
its nnhlisher succass.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
Rentueky CIInrS to its idols,

Kentucky bids fair to have the bad
eminenee of being the emily state in the
Union which will not ratIfy the anti.
slavery constitutional amendment. Her
legislature, now in session, adopted a
resolution on Friday last, refusing to rati-
fly it, by a vote of 81 to 81, and afterward,
by a vote of 81 to 50, declared the action
of the last legislature on this subject 4
hnality. Thus even after the amendment
has become part Of the law Of the land,
and there IL nothing to be gained by re-
fusing assent to 1t. Kentucky, blind to
her own best interests, still obstinately re-
fuses to fall into line with the ether States,
as they march on to Freedom and Equal
Rights. Thus after slavery is dead and
buried, the conservatives of Kentucky ex-
hume its deseomposed and offensive body,
and fondly strive to resuscitste the mons
ter. They will fancy that their peculiar
and cherished institution is not dead, but
sleepeth How long will they thus re-
main blind, not only to right and Justice
and their own true Interests, but to actual
existing facts.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
FOR SALE,
REFINERY PROPERTY FOR SALE
In the Borough OF Franklin, Venaneo
County, Pa.

THIS property comprises about two
acres Of ground with COO feet water front, and
the best Landing In the Borough. One
lArgs frame building, one cylinder stu, 60 bbls.;
one distiilste vat, lad lined, 100 6blB.; one agfta-
tor, Lead bottom, 70 bbls two settling Sats, lsad
lined, each 40 bbls., one crude oil tank, rs hbls.;
one water vat, 40 bbls and one stationary ten
horse engine and boiler. There are also on the
property two oil wells with two complete sets o.
tubing, and one Croker air pump; one well at $50
feet has pumped a large amount Of oil, although
now yielding only one or two barrels per day; the
other ct $50 feet, could, IL Is believed, be made
largely productive by deeper drilling. The Re-
nnery IL in e~xcellent order, and needs only some
additional tankage and storage q make It com
Plete in all its parts. There il besides variety
OF material, such a. acid, paint, &C, which will
be included In the sale. The whole viii be sold
cheap for cash, or one half mar remain on mort.
gage, If required. Address
WIN. BROUGH.
p. o. Box 2f57, New York Civ Ii
Or call on n. BROUGH, FRANKLIN. Pc.
jan19:2S+doA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
REAL EsTATE AGENCY.
JOHN ssGssJENNINGN.
INSURANCE.
R~eal=Estate Agent,
ATWAEER BUILDING.

CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE !
CEDAR sT.-Near Wilson avsaus. s4.~-
seres growing zraPos, good brick house
STONE QARRY-WIth - -
Rrovements, . Berea; very cheap.
sOONILb and Lot. g GOO
kINsAAN ST.-HOuss and Lot. 50 go
GARDEN and Lot. Al 5OO
PERRY ST.-Houso and Lot, $500.
SI.-ResIdence on Supa-Iors4 -
Of Erie, fI5, 1000. -
OHksIAUT ~ and Let, a. 500.
9AkDkN sI.-House and large LOT. e. an
kINSMAN ST.-Largs Brick Houss spS "a -
dence. N~
OHIO ST~Two-stoFy House and Lot. a so
sCcnilL1 sI.-Housa and Lot, 5000
LAKE sT[Brfck House and Lot - Sno
FAST CLEVELAHD.-2s acres, vel improv.d an,
STATE Road.
AlsO 2lx aerss nsar ponss' Corners with q ,sr..
OF grapes.
Aho Isz ecrsg neaF Dr.. -Mathsvetf's.
OoeiAAD and Lot 20
Also, a large number Of desirable Far1
JOHN 9. JENNINGS Agent
dscso Dahaing
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
Away with Disease and Ma1rI.
mOniaT TnfqlfcfffesL

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, treats upon the
Human System inside snd out-ol all Chronic Dr.
seases and their Treatment-on Barrsnness ana
Impotency, on Seminal Weakness and Female
Weakness-on Marriage and sexual Philosophy,
In language everybody can understand, making .
sensible book for sensible people and a good book Tor
every ona- 400 pages-l00 illustrations, three
parts In one volume. Price, sl,6O. Sent By mail,
postage paid, CD receipt Of the price. Contents
Tables sent tree. Address the Author, y. B.
FooTE, u. D., 1ls0 Broadway, New York.
dec29:R I0-tts6moe
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
PARENTS TAKE CARE OF YOUR
a.

OhOCP-Aow IL may be eGsilg PrsreAtsd without
medicine; also Its cause and cure. Sent fres- Ad-
dress K. B. F0oTE, II. D., IIsO Broadway, New
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

ead91asq



Il
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30

In consequence of the hostile legisla-
ton against the freedmen, it is probable
that the Judiciary Committee of the
House will report a bill granting the
right of suffrage to every negro in the
land. Most Of the members Of the Com
mittee are of the opinion that Congress
can do so under the second section of the
amendment sbolishing slavery, which
says Congress shall have the power to en-
force the article a~bolishins slavery by ap-
propriate legislation,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-30
AWAY WITH ~sPECTACLEs.
p

Id
MADE NEW, without Speetacles, Doctor or Med
ieine. Pamphlet mailed free. Address I. B.
I0oTE. y. D. llS0 Brndway, New York.
AWAT WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
e SSES
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURFD
Sent fIee. Address L. b. FoOTE, n. D., uso
Broadway, New York.
HUSBANDS TAKE OARE OF YOUR
oovr,,
CONFIDENTIAL ISFOlfMA ZION FOR THE
free In sealed envelope. Ad-
dress +. B. FooTE, NJ. D., Ii3O Broadway, New
York.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-07
Sortfetuus Der Gorrefponbn3 I'M.
feree Netfenben.

berr pbil. psti&. unier Retl.noer,
Id6t fi@ 1b.r bas, ,pa6 Ct auer Srten Il,
Stabt unb 2anb, Uobtn Ct fam, fat nnb
trlebte, peiter nernebmen, tpte fc!9t:
sd perlte6 st. G'oup an, 16ten ts.
Mts, IN. iiber Gltarwater nnb
81 pntteello na@ Minmeapplts
unb z; I. Mntbonp ju 8eben. Die beiten
erN9enannten Yldee baben cine fait au8<
f<eblt@ .amerifantlhe Bep5lteruns uns
,pobne, ,,ur 2 beutf@e Gamilien b3rt.
.gon @ef@dften tonnte teSbalb bier teine
1Rebe ietn, ,,nb 70 dberua@tete Id tlps in
Wlpntieeuc unb fubr an, a,,bern Ioae
,,ui balls febtn llbr as, ,ln, BE q Mt{le
ientfernte Giitnbabn- Citation III errei@en.
Der uut Z llbr abeebenbe 3u8 bra & ,e
mid In II @tunben na4 ben Sss@we<
fterf, bten. Gs mar Moeta9 18, 5 nj.
Dte @te mt0sn, tenne ID In 81 in.
n.to poIfs fat iebtn Deuti@en, unb
20 tpunte es MIR uatdri3 gar ui9t feb,
len. cine redt rtipettable An3abl nsaer
Aspnn. nttn fir Ssr Blatt III ae,rinnen,
@ttn trettdat9er auftutbalt tterftltR,
pdbrsnb beftu ID bti 6reunb Det&.
/ ieItau n !, btr mt@ tmm.r NIT Ser :
ss 1.. 49, . i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-07
Nlt1l1llters Al4.
e M gut & 55ausorbnuue s.b6ren, wf. btt
!. .;.an Itan ne9ms f@ ale oieft Ratbfdldae
tpa6lf4 ad notam unb mon mt,h J: s.;n.
Ne9nuns oabei flnben. Gin amber mol
,cc eittlepooe s Esempfon's
3 .Wat6- u1tb &ei11iqunQs>
0rNffnIl

o.ta tmeothft BON 2cnbon, aualaut.
~ pat' 9urt grit! Nrbttt, uut
euer 0etb! 90
Gur eaus. unb @afmfroutn II, "a ,.,s.
elg ~ piRea. ba6 bteies Waims sa,.f,aI LII.
S@ahi9ss tntbdlt, psbny1 bE ~ d. ,ast.nse.s a.,es
.19etntanbe anseertTtn perten. "a .ay.h e, ia n;.
o:m sanse nod nt9ts eiugefubrt, weIn.s - .;ne s
. punefrbare Ber1nberuua an mofMt.n.. t L.as
's@eWt5fe1a9t q W bat. Gs fpart Cue An srbaI, gi
su!r 3sne, na9t has @aldeu au einem 'ssa" Ws11
sna8en, totet ni1t 70 siel 55eueruno rns o1sit.
en- en- 3u nal9snssn Nrttel uidt 70 f.hr S.,r'' n,1
S1hlemcoe u. 3bompion' 8 grsaoI bsihsb;o, NJ ~
5atteten 9auts nt@t. Sir 9iunsn nnh fgmsr. Wv
SteHe 'ann IS ntdt Ibertrci7en m.,her az,
SMBs1 nnb Isine 5atr,tate TT % nn,r;,.i;h e.
w. tslpaotst biz Garben nt@t, lcnberm tSst ssl T.
1gtsoet rem uab tlo, terrprtreteu. erEni.sn ~
M ,g!en aaturll9sn Glan3 piebe.. 5lau.a. n.r"
e.a we'B ane ,str tpie asu. @eigs sat.u
.isn psIts1eae bedsr babur@ uns tebaIttu biz
- t'se, laIa 8fan man is 1onate lang pea.
~: st!!:, 2aaleaee Scn Gamilien tuerten tobur1
i;Mt.;te, g.xup s.HS1!; ~ Mau bat sefne 11uanuebm.
:, Tsas.ss w xoaI@'agen, penn man Qittlenopb
a. 1epMe'on s';tp Nstntsunee. Gryfal eebraudt.
4enee 3neds: 3um Baiten eIier a se;u,a ,a' @ lol-
gen. ais Wusliu. Spisen, atnt.r,enn ~ Snr Sun
M1ss.eat9en BON S9mammsn, fammens gi;,5,sr s.'
9salern = une 3sa'rn. gntfernt JIsdes non h,n
neil ,e. ''''S'"' '''s'0e'a, 6!a-
Gs ma&t bartes @aiIer p.;tb uns ,orn on6
eflolg1et9 Ia 4dbern ana,monft nns,tsn w." $. aas2
,ole11 eea 1frgdrteten Sdtptie spn hsr a,n.
enlIefnt. Gne tleiue Guautitdt jpIlte oud; ~.
GuBpater etbrauGt perbea, WY '''
,n an W ma@t cir. fiiblenbes uubs rs;n;oers,s
gagaigmit'el 1us ben aopf mfun mau einsn
nt aos, s9a an srn eem atyal in ensm vsrtd
Nanets, Der 3dtas unp bes @aumsnss ns'i i, 'ss ~
: aaadBesoresntlt& W gut. tvenn man einen 9beeISdrI
0De ~ e'aem @las Baiier uimmt.
20 mapt etnnfn auBerprbeu,I;d5 u.i6 :. r;dt
%.s ts a"oe1e vrapaIate, IS erbdlt aud bas iabr;.
a.. % .. Jdle1 A
aast'ieer Gseut fir ben @.aat Miun,1o,o
as al7'usten Strabe in Der Rabe Der ede her 2
ct. VauI,
~ VanbtauFeute iInb erludt, bel mi, mr..
!uigrsden unb etu p,pbesadet nner1esrS1:a ~ ,s Stt
N SmsfaHg 81 nebmen. 7 S'''''S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-07
pau( Jlie0cr's
GrfnenteS Mugenlp1Ier,

Stfllel1te9 Nlt9enlDQ1er,
tepdbtt ia Sen @dwierisifea Jauen ais munesr>
5ar pi,teabt5 Se;lmittel, III, ME bic ubietn
V.ivnrate, YAtisnten wie QDieeerpersaufern be-
lsMs empfob!en.
NDir nSdttem Mattcrn 1ageu. tab Mcrle's
adberrY- pa a II, ale Jdue BON
Sunmcrfrantbeit (summer-complalnt)
'ss iGinesrn teilt.
muric'S s5talie,,iibcr ll,t9cn:
Salian, z
als unfeblbares Wtttn
Iilr bic &ranfbeiten peS MuBes.
(Mtute ,iub &rpnt,ueJ
0e.iieniSrner, Giteruns ber Ibransnbriiisn,
Jltn,n,cyn unb Stm1He.
DaS Rtttel tptrtt unffblbar, mag bic Nrant'
br;t 5trppbul6len pber anbcrn uriprungs le'n );
lie wirst scgen ShpaAe unb Mbnebmen ftr
Kraft brS Stbnernen unp beils franfbafte 3u'
ifaub III BEN, 9au be(1rIbsM. ysienbers 1el@en
Ver1pnen III empfeblen, mel9e ibr Huge FORT
p6brtnb an,ulirengtn baben. Der Balm. pirb
ibrfr Ssbfraf. aastmein efilnbe 1bdHSsf't w't-
ter oereiben.
Vrpbtrt's unb itr pertet's bewab.l Fnssn.
preis: IS Gent per Gla{te.
utaten bei alIen Drugeilten.
Wpr5e u. Dailey. &t9sntbuntr.
.r ... Dubuque, Sopa. r4
Vi. Msterialien, aus senen 60 3nbereitst Is,
linb rein uxs tIfli&. Sc 1T nit be&fer @or8.
fatt ure G,snautsisit auiantnteneelsBt nnb NIT
ei@.rbeis nne etne !S&msrs ansureneea. ea se 1
aus,rlid appliert ni1b unk Bic @efabr faufil9er
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, wsl4e has iarte Nu-
qeua,msbs II lsicpt aerfBrsn, se.msiset.
nnr pie fir pas Auee 10 nngemttn tuubltba'
tia wirfenp, wurse es aud bStf eeil(aa e.
fuuben fur ~lat Is
Brautwunben. Gnt3lnbungtn, ee'
fpruneene 4ippen unb panoe,
gIurman Jinger, 9 al3ftuB, Srs-
6tpelas, Snietttnftbt 'e.
Nprle . aileY, Dubuque, Sotpa,
....... GiesntbImer.
So @sssn Ginlenbans Spn 81 Gent IN fran
tir,su Brief iues(tidt. .....-
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
Netues Mutel fir Diar1bse, &l lt@te
Yerbauuna, Gbolera Morbus,
Ninber- &bplera,unballe unttr'
leihs- M
aO7 paul Ntestr.