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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
MnfDm 6refhen.

County Auditor uno 1hentli9er Netar:
Minneapplis, Minnelha.
gtlcrst bic GinfaiIrune BON @elbern lit alien
2betlen BON Deutl9lano, Mnfertieuns Don Gcaz
n1atten unb anbern l1rfunfen; leut Ya1a9cs
i@elue aus fir Dautpfbepte pber @eseli9iHe prn
eeer mad Bremen, 5amsarg @ntmerpen peer
6aprs. 4O2
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Aufttpn! Muftipn
fn$~AHA e. c.

nertaufen rDrY8ppbS" in SHeutlider 8erfei-
eerung AM Greitag nm 10 l1br unb gitb am eritcn
@ennabenb III iebeut Monat. @ie batot einen
euten gurratb @interwaaren unt neue unb aIts
Meubles an 9ant.
@ie babeu 3errn 81 eterting a, eincn Dtut-
t&en. engasirt, uut beiu1 8ertaufsgeI11ft I'M
9tcre Betfanb III Ieifen.
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&. 81. 8atce,

Sti Iwater, Winnsieta.
0rob< unb &leinbdnpler in
@rpeerien unb Yrppiltpnen,
gi8arren. Eabaaen,
@tfchsm ~,
poyeQan- ua6 Stein-9ut,
@Qen<Waare1t unb
Jankee- 0otions, eft. cit.
DesSletden fdmmAide @rten
II
Dem perebrten beutlden Vublifum bitrm i'll.
e~rgebene Yn1etee, bab mein Stou In ben cbtu
an8eeetem n Branaen bic pputanbiste Ausmae;
bistet unb Alts 3u ben b~iGieiten preiiea tu BIZ
BIN TT. Das Ytbtere mertfn beIonte.e yant-
tauReutt pobltbnn aW tfrudi9tiesn.
s. u. 8ahs.
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&hn3. 81 &rin.r.

0baS. u. &cinje,
auaeritanti@er, fran35f19er arp teutl&er
&nn <@pnbitpr,
8ridSetGute, BrcntFraee, anil@en benz Nautatc
nnb Clifton paus, Martate.
pdubler In GancY uro @tan9ett @anep,
Brh@ttn, MIfen &C.,
bat AIet&faus Rets Sprritbig cine CUTE Auswabl
0alauterie-, 8uraen unb SpitIwaareu,
muFtalif@en Sn0ruuenten &C.,
b1lt Elm S%plfdnbt8es Eager BON 0rpeerteS
uub ppl3paarea, umb bat foebtn pclybane-
g radermaf@tnen erbalten. NIT beusn 70
bas game Niunt(uta-1 bal nit frti&en Graders
IN strfetew beakf&tst. Sc
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81. S. &rpwelL
;Hehf3onmdIt.

Office: Sruden- @auare, ct. WanL
@ei4afte In ben @taats> unt9untesaeriGten,
&pQeftisnen, 1nterlutung prn l1rfuubeM unt
3ablung Bon Idren merben prompt bc{rrat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
9igelow, Murood 4 Cos
maea;in|
DON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,
ct. pauL Mtnneleta.

Wir baten fas er66te eae.r pom 8armuss-
rdttl4aftsn UNI Wiblenmal. ~,.tnerien msl!it DON
&bieago.
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Mfnf @rablings
. unb
@p1t1ncr>@00tc1t

Got9cart II. So,
80. 1872 Dritte CITRATE. st. Saul.
beebren
(@ bicrmtt, ibren pertben Runben ben Gmptar9
ibrsr ntuen @aaren anau3et8en, ptl&e, ha ie
unter ben 9iuRiefen 1lmftanben etn8etauft. BON
teiner Jirma, wad B,Qiefeit unb Muspabl be.
triGt, ubertrofen tperben tUnneu unb nantntlt@
aus elner ~asi3eneen Wusuabl BON ~
RIeiber=& tpffen!
-alS-
De Gaines, Galenetas, .
Ilpacas, Suffers,
ppil be 6epres, 2arnS,
Mopmbtques, SrBanbtes .e.
b,Oebt. Mu& gaten mir tets einen eutsn Boz
ratb bon 19warler @eiee. 1nfer 2a8er BON
Shawls; Cloaking, Balmorals
=NSden
IN auf bas Nsi&baltie1e ausseaat!et unt erlau-
ben mir unb nod bic Mufmertiammtett auf unter
erobartiess M0o.tement BON 50 etb3eu8. ais
Gebleidte unb unGeblet9te WluS'
line. Qinens. Iilatider. @erptrtten, 9aneti&sr,
SacouetS, BriQiants, Nuls &C., It. 3u lenten,
purin mir ieber @oneurrens bic @piBe biettn.
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Neue beuti6e 9QublunQ

@llcnw aaren, 9errentletscrn.
9utett unb Mube1 &c.
Gde ber erien unb utah. @traBe, ssnt In,eriea,a
9aus 6esenlber.
minneapnlis, minne(ota.
Dur& lansjabrise grfabruug int DrY @duts
Geld aft unb beteutenbe GinfIufe int Sacn bin
i'd int @tanb 9eieBt, CUTE @aaren I'M biatst'
Yrei{e 3u p%fTerireu. hugo g.. 0spaln.
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Sic 8adfetubrenuerei

(Brick Yard)
BON 5ops uno Set, @ba5fa, Mtnn..
f%abri3irt bic befen Badfeine i'm 2anb une late:
que Bauunterntbmer elm, ibre barien, spn rs,
Ieudtt8teit unburdbrineli&en unb tauerbatteia
8ad ltetne au priifem. che lie lpntpp eiufaufeu.
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9as Mucrncmcnc

. amen.&toff int isbt bel ane
biQiaer ~ babsn, ais Dor BEN 8rteg, 80 GentS
bic yase biQiSsr ais Iebtes Satr. une aQe aer-
aen @aaren au bebeutene berabasleBten Yreiien.
Die &usrabl BON Iu&uaaren fur perren IT
erSBes unb rei@baltiseL ais il 3uspr.
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Sic $pl5=&anbIunN

an Der Stern 2antune, ct. paul,
bat nit Der eriten 8prtlabung 5artbplh relGt
9err Wi(on bon @baSta impprtirt, ibr 6 e{dat:
nun erDfnet unb 1T sorbereitet, has befe Sort,
tol3 tn 1eeer Auantitat ,um Rartpreiit u lie
fern.-8adteine unb 81 Is an 6ane.~-4O4
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.Der aeue MDbel<S tpre
BON
8erb. She's,
Gte ber Malnut unb 2ten @trdGe.
n6fn 9N = - a 49,

VOC bcr Waltut lnb 2ten @trdGc.
0basta ."."...M inne1pta,
talt bic peQfanli9te Musrabl gutter fertiaer
NtObels III rerf&ieeener Site unb 8accn Rsts
Sorratbt8 unb cHerirt ~bieieIben au ben biQiei1en
prtiitn
Ra5-: Gerner lreten neu erbaIten uut in better
Musmabl tets sprratbis: 8ilter, 8ilberrabmen,
S:piessl, &uuleaur, Iapetcu urb ~fuuiise Cape.
jierraareu.
Sn ber Quuaber,arb tets gum Marttprsle III
taben : BefeS Bautpli auer Mrt. 90
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@rpcerte<@tpre
unb
$anblnn8 in b~enti6cnTrndbtc,s
Deltfate6en &c.
BON
Il. fnGg6 nrf

Z. @tra6e, spii&en &ulabeaa nnb Brsatpas
81. YduL Minne1pta.
ale In u1ein Sad f&Iasenten@ aaret lnb Spn
ter befen Aualitat unb perben ~ ben b~iQisaen
Yreilen ab8ela6en.
Die eeebrten 8elu&er u,einps @tpres Fnteu
talelbf fets etn @lds@en auseqei@ueten frildeu
Qa8erbters,
uab hire ,tn'nt IN rnetnent G3e19aft uttrjauttIl.
es 8ebotet, nas ba3u bien,a Fam, mir ibrc@3uuO
fetpttnen. n. !GnfrIhOrSf
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@rpcerie II. YrpSiitpn=Stprc
Bon
0Df1n 0xSeIer T.. RrD.

Spbn @eber II. 8rp.,
Gde pon Sort uno &amiey Strabs,
(uabe Der frubsren rgsn.D
ct. paul =. Wiure{pta:~
@ir Ienten bic @ufnertlantsit Der gu.asr
ppn ct. Yaul uub l1ngfeeno auf unlsrn mpbl-
9etllten @rccerte1ou. sue Mrten 0rueerisn,
Qebensmittel, MebL Butter, Cir, Tin r~orsusti,
DPS @las QaBer ,e. bnben mir itets an 5ane.
Wir liefern unlern Iunten bic @aarfu in'a
PauS.
I'm s~eneisten :3ulpru9 bitten
ectohn @eber & grurer.
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6err 8ernbarb s. 3abm,
II tets germ bereit, alien bisnli9 III iein, ntl@e
nniern Waarenporratb eur&aumufern tpanS&en.
Sdtbcart II. 50.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

Mtnne(cta 2sgislatnr Ia, Sabre 1862
pailrte cine Aete, bic bic Anlaee efner
Gabrfraee pom Mabelia, @atpnwan g.,
.bt6 an tie Staat6Bren3e In BET 3fatun0
pom Stour Galls, .. g.. (oamals elmer
tn Aufbldben beBdferen Mnfeblune)
-perorbnete usb fir bic 9ey1eQunB 10000
Ader Spamplanp be,ptQt8te. Dteie
Straee wurbe aemdB Der 9lfte BET 2eatS>
latur upueneet. es brad aber 9let@ mad
ibrer @oQsnbuu8 Der Snbtanertrie9 aue,
unb bic Strabe 1T ieitbem ni@t btnuBt
ramentli@ weil mat, ie ni&t obre milf
tari(&e Bectdun8 bereiitn fonnte. Gr(t
felt &ur:eu, 1T bic SADIE pteber ms St.
ben 9erufen. inbesa Der @ouperneur ppt,
Der leBten Q~eeislatur beauftraet trurbe,
bte Strabe ron Meueut be1@tisen 3u la(,
ierss banit ter Staat ieinen @srpat@tuu>
gen ben Gcntraetpren eeaeniiber ,tadtorn<
men t5nnte. Sc 9ebt bisle StraBe In fat
fIbweflt@er @t&tun8 pom Mabelia aue,
1beridreitet At, bieltu1 Yunfte ben @a<
tontpan &iper, lauft bann an cemlelter,
un9sfdbr Is Meilen entlang. tur9 einen
Der fradttar6sn Ibeile Sun Minne(ota,
BON bier aus 8ebt bic @trobe auf ber
@olafGeipe 3mtlden ben E~ributartes
fes Mtnnelota : Gluee8 unb tenen bee
Des Motnes, bts fe i&liebli@ iber bic
@oteau binre8 In has @ebtst tee Biaz
Siour. &iver6 aiebt unb bel hent (o9e.
naunte,a rNod" ben @odriper, (einem
gfebenfnB beS Bi0< Stour) iiber19reitet,
circa 20 Meilen BON ber Staat60ren3e
3mi(aen Minneipta rnb Datota. Der
lo8enannte .&od" be0ebt aus eina Sell
@enl9i1t. Al, eint9en SteIlen biS $50 TuB
bod, ter fid I'm 9dlbfreis etrca 4 Wlefz
len .%auspebnt, mad Siten unb Sfen,
i&mf be8renat itnfre&t berabfalt, mad
@efeu uuo Noroen itd trteb aumdblt8
perlduft. DnBellen ielbt bat cine ,SStbz
lt&e Darbe dbnli@ Der beS fooenannten
rYtpefpne," 9iebt am Stabl Gunfen, 1T
tnpe6 9robt1rni8er unb bdrter ,rte ber
Yipefone; pbne 3aleifel beintet ii@ UNI
terbalb bte(e6 GelfeuS ber Yipt1one, pa
bteielbe FORMATION f& ans pipeitonequarry
befnpst. Ct 1T al6 8aumaterial. 3wei,
ftlsobne au eetrau&en, ba er bic n5tbise
9drte beiibt uno wetterteftdnotS III, unb
febr 1a5n auSGebt.
Mm 3odriner (tlblt tefiatet ii@ renis
| 6cla. binrei@enb inbe6 fdr cine tleine
MnGeclun9, baS 2anp 1T bem 8eiten In
Minne(ota 0ltt& unb pielei@t ,ptrb Is
ntdt lanee bauern bis f& bier cine gln'
Geblun9 btlbet. beren 6dufer Don bteieu,
Stetn 0ebaut flint, ter Claim wel@er Ten
vN9todD nit einl<tet, p1rfte etnem Mon<
tana @olbelatm fat 9lsi3 fem. Die
G%ntfernun9 pom Nodrtper bis Maeelta
IT eirea so Metlen. BE 2dn9e BET @traBe
lis mad Sioar Sails rei@li@ 120 Mct,
len biS Yanttou, .. &, 1870 Metlea
pom Manfatp bis Yantton beu,na@ ret&s
lid 200 Metlen. al(o t1rSer als BE Gntz
ftrruu9 pom Mantato bic Stour City,
tpel@e6 eirea 21O Metlen inb. Da bon
ben Sabtansrn jeBt nt&ts utebr III far&>
ten 1T, weroe, Die Nnliepler fi@ pabr>
l@eiuli4 talb an bteler Strabe entlana
einfnpen unb l,utit BE @ertebrsfraB'
amt{den bent rei@en Mtnnefota> Ibal unit
ben, unfru@tbaren Mtlourts@ ebtet{nod
better MAIDEN. s. .. M.
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Die ansiebenNe Neuiafeit eer Saiipn !
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"IIIISt-.
forni&al<M ai9iuen- Jutterltnsite- Waih,-
ne Spinnraeer Senitn -SenIeutifls-
ueabeln-9eden-9auen-YHuss aler M,t.
@-unb Mles, behen Elm GARNER bsnDtbipt lit.
WieberSerfaufern mu0en mir Iaeen, rab mir
tbnen bei Ve,taufen 70 suniliss YebinanMssn
ttelen ~tonnet, ais irseub ein antsrss paus il,
Welen
H 6err Jrteo. 2ambredt, scn unr
ais, beutidsr Gle,t anssiisut, niro niat yertes-
len ieinen teutiGe3n 9anbsleuten bel ibrsa Sim
taufen fuuntiGit u + 5ans su feiu.
BiQelptp, Wurcpf u. 81.
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Sic @p1;banbluu9

Ste VuI5uuHpInHy -
Spn q. TppS,
Mn Der Sbcrn 2anbuns, ct. Yaul,.
bat tets bas bette 5a1tbpl3 in ieter Suantitit
Sprratbte unb ~nerfauft balelbe nit eutem Maae
gum Marttprci1e. p4O4
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az Den %9eeebrten beutlden Rum
ben ms Beionbere bic Mnastoe. ba6 ibr 2anbs.
mann, 9err u. 9eni&eL III un(erna @tcre
tets btreit II, le na4 @unf& ~ bsbisnen.
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
Tho Ratification.

Counting all, there are thirty six
States in the Union, and tho concur
renee Of twenty-seven of them in the
new Constitutional amendment will be
requisite to its due ratification Twen-
ty-one will doubtless ratify as soon as
an opportunity shall be offered. These
are: California, Connecticut, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massa-
chusctts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia,
Wisconsin. New Jersy did not ratify
the anti-slavery amendment until hel
vote was no longer necessary, and hel
present attitude is one Of doubt. Oh
the other States, q reasonable depen-
denco may be placed on Arkansas
Maryland, Tennessee. This will make
twenty-five, If New Jersy and Della
ware can be added to these the full
number will be obtained. ,....
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
DOCTOR WHITTIER,

A REGULAR BRED PHYSICIAN, MS his Di-
n ploma which hangs in his office will show
has made Chronic Diseases the study of his life,
and has union-wide reputation, having been
longer located in st. Louis, than any other
chronic disease physician.
Much Of his practice has been of private ma
ture. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, all
Urinary diseases, Syphilitc, or Mercurial affec-
tions of the throat, skin or bones; Orchtis, Her.
MIA or Rupture; also, the effects Of a solitary
habit, runious to body and mind, producing
blotches, debility, impotency, dizziness, dim.
ness Of sight, confusion Of ideas, evil forebod-
ing, aversion to society, loss Of memory, weak
ness, &c.: not all these in any one case, but
all occurring frequently in various cases.
n6y- Accommodations ample, charges moder-
ate, cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter
| or at office, free. Most cases can be properly
treated without an interview, and medicines, Sc.
cure from observation, sent by mail or express.
No hinderepce to business in most cases.
Address Box 1902, st. Louis, Mo.
Hours--8 A. NJ. to 8P. NJ. Office perma-
nently located at No. G5 st. Charles street, be-
tween sixth aud seventh, one square south Of
Lndell Hotel, retired spot in the contre Of the
city. ''''' '''
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the accom-.
mediation of such patients as require daily per-
Everybody
Can get, in sealed letter enyclop, my Theory
| Symptoms and Treatment Of Nervous, Uniary
and Sexual Diseases, clearly delineating all the
diseased conditions, with full Symptom Lists
for two three-cent postage stamps to prepay post
age. Circulars for Ladies', relating TO Diseases
Of Puberty, Menstruation and Pregnancy, 30.
i41-1y t-..t.f. ....
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
A Scnno on Election DaY.

Squire Snooks, who had given sew
eral horses and load or two OF bacon
to tho rebel cause, knew he could not
be registered as a qualified voter But
then Blair had told him, that oil he and
his friends would have to do, would be
to 90 to tho voting precinct on election
day, offer to vote, and il the Judge re-
fused them, to open an independent
poll. Under his instruction tho Squire,
in company with number Of friends
similarly situated and who were oil
members of the johnson Club-made
their way to tho polls, very compla.
Gently studying over tho prospect OF
success. a. ....
The Squire offers to vote. The
Judges run their eyes carefully over
that part Of the Register commencing
with S. but "Snooks" is not there.
The Squire is told of this and informed
tina. under the law no can not vote.
His friends share the same fate. By
this time the Johnson Club OF c.
Township has all come up and being
informed of what had happened, instead
of "whipping" the Judges, as Wilson
would have them do; or telling them
that they refused their votes "at their
peril !" they simply told them, that
they would open an Independent poll.
Every well' said the Judges, and the
independent voting went bravely on.
BY and by up comesa delegation ol
colored men, led by a rather intelligent
looking fellow, who sports the classic
name Of one of Rome's most noted gen.
erals.
"Well Pompey," says the Election
Judges "what will you have?"
"Ps come here to vote wild m!
frisns." The roll is looked over ant
Pompey's name can't be found, mol
those Of his companions.
"Well Pompey, you and your friend
are not registered and can't vote"
"In dat case, wo is going to open Q
Independent pool, and we is goin t.
have our own election case we is toll
dat dc men votin over yander amt nei
ther.
every well boys, you have just a
good right under the Constitution
+, Of the United States and the Civ
q Rights Bill, il tho State has no righ
to regulate the qualifications Of voters
And Frank Blair and his friends say
, that the Supreme Court says that it hi
not. So just 60 ahead boys, one pc
y book will be worth as much as the othe
= BY and by, Secretary Rodman will ha'
plenty of waste paper to mako boz
,, hro out Of" -. ......
And so they had their election poll
one according to the Constitution of Il
If State, another by the disfranchised rel
). els, and still another by the "niggers.
= But it's all wright. in the opinions
some Weston Times.
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13

"From the ladies' cabin" answered
the bride. "You told me half-past four,
but l thought I'd make sure, and come
at four"
GA little too punctual" !" said the
Yankee. "But it's all right now. Go
ahead, steamboat? Rosin up, there,
fireman Darn the expenses !"
When the sun set the loving couple
we're seen seated on the upper deck, the
big brown Yankees arm encircling the
slender waist Of the young woman in
the blue bonnet and pink dress. We
believe they reached their destination
safe and sound. -
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
AYERS
Agu!e{a ( Cure,
ron TIE SPEEDY CURE OF

D HH ID. a .. lsf
Rsmittent Fever, chill Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical Hendachc, or Bilious
s"G"s"S for "a. sois s eia.. Or cris
Ing Ia hillary dcrnngcmoMt, caused by
the Malaria OF NIiasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, whileit cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURE" expels the miasmatic poison OF FEVER
AND AGuR from the system, and prevents the DO
yelopment of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach Of its pre,h0ntory symptoms. Itis not only
tho best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The largo
quantity we supply for dollar brings within tho
reach Of every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AopE prevails, every body, shpuld
have it and use it freely both for cure and protcc-
ton. A great supcriority:of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF Intcrmtonts IS that it contains no Qsinne
or mineral, consequently It produces no quinisn or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left AZ healthy as il
they had never had the disease. '.''.'
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which arc
Nemaigia Rhematisn,, Cont, Hradache, BHnd-
ness, 1ooihache, Ea,ache Catn,1h, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Painful affection Of tie Spleen, Hystey-
les, Pain IN tie Boicels Colo, Paralysis and De-
rangen'ent Of Me Stomach. all Of which, when
originating IN TINS cause, put on tue UHefnftNns
type, or become periodical. This "CunE expsls
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken nsca-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection.
that will be excrcted from the SYSTEM aud cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protee-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittcnts II they avail themselves of the protectioA
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr. J. Q. AVER g. CO., Lowell. lrass
IRA PETER, Oregon, Mo. ''r' ~ 10
W. CALHOUN. Forest City. % Yfi lUiE1
Aud by all dealers in medicine. IS
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

Is constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, It
peryadcs the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of IL. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor Is there ore which il may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint Is varously
caused by mcrcural disease, low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, tho depressing vices, And,
above all, by the venerea infection. What,
ever be its origin, II Is hereditary In the con!
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto tho third and fourth generation /" indeed,
1t seems to be the rod Of Him who says, "I
will visit the iniquities of tho fathers upoA
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs is termed
tubcrcles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcnders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
tions not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power TO with.
stand the attacks Of other diseases; consa-
quently vnst numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofuous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint In the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
aro aggravated by the same cause. ;l .,.,,
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous:
their persons are invaded by this lurking in.
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must rcnovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in-
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine wo supply in p'iiy..B2
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13

A fellow in the country met with a
serious mishap, few days ago. He
drank large quantity Of sweet milk,
and thunder storm coming up soon
after, soured it on his stomach, and
made him quite sick. This is reliable,
for he tells it imself.- White Cloud
Chief, -....-.
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13

A new police regulation has gone
into effect in Chicago. All persons
found loafng in the streets who can
give noreputable account of themselves,
are arrested and lodged in the station
house. Such regulation as this could
be made beneficial! to other cities than
Chicago. --I--
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
1866.

"CosTAR's RAT DIFFERENTIATION is sim
pie, safe, and sure--the most perfect RAT.if'
cation meeting we have ever attended Every Rat
thatcan get it, properly prepared, will eat it, and
every ono that eats it will die, generally at some
place as distant as possible from where it was
iaken.--Lake Shore, Mich, Mirror.
Esy- See "CosrAk's" advertisement above.
! ps;y- Sold in Oregon, Mo-,
u.s. BY IRA PETER, and all Druggists and
Dealers. '.... ..... . ice Am l.
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13

81 expect" said young physician
on his way to Jamacia, on hoaring ex-
aggerated rumors of the cholera, "to
witness q great many death-bo scenes
this summer" "Doubtless," )" replied
a friend, "if you get much practice. "
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
TAKEN UP.

DYW L. Morris, as stray, in Nodaway town
ID ship, Holt county, Mo-, one mare mule
about four years old, Of yellow color, with a
black stripe on the back, black name and tail,
no other marks except collar marks. The name
seemed to be cut short, and the tail shaved this
spring Valued at one hundred and thirty dol
lars. A copy. Attest W. d. DAVIS Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1866-07-13
2tH AYERS el'l'd 19t3i
COMPOUND Extract Of Sarsapafilla,

the most efFcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can dovisc for Tins every
where prevailing and fatal malady, 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have'
been discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the,
system from it's destructive Consequences,
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofuln, but, also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as EnupIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. .ASrMoSY's Film,
RosE, or EnysIrELAs, PrMrLEs, PrsTuLEss
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RnIuMATIsM, SYpnrLlTic and MKRcuiIAL Dis
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indeed, All. COMPLAINTS ARisySg rnpN NTrIA-,
TED OR IMPURE BLoop. The popular belief
in "iDp,s'ity qfthe 6iood"is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue Of this SarsapA-
rilla is to purify and rcgcnefatc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IL,
contaminated constitutions. ~-A