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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25

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pau( Eie0er's
Grceuente5 2lu9en1pQner,
otpabrt IN Den ltwIerieIIea bauen ais punosr'
bar pntsnoe5 5e,Imitte!, III, nie tie pbissn
9raparate, Yat;saten ple @;sssrssIiaYTs1n BE-.
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Ia3 Witsl pl1ft unfshlbdr, mag bic Hrans-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
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SrmTppuiihsr M'V,
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Dr. @intte,s Its, s. At fiji eane!eute gun, Vey-
fauT. 4O5i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
2aBerbier @olopn
pcn Sobn Nemer,g

BON Sobn 8emer,q
fort Strait, sssennber oem etemal. minslow
gaus,
wstt aaen 9orten gutter @et sufs, taltsrS
!en uno non plus ultra @taar,sn 1T ns,s bersi,
te'nsn eeetrtea 8alle auf;vuar;sn
Jobn &emer.
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uno nieoriee 1reifc
csxsAk 80. II

uno uieoriec Areifc.
(pre8t Spr tst
s. g. Dpuabeiveg
3te Strase, st. peter, Minnelcta,
Der unter3eidnete Bat Fsts an 5dns, ctr
ppelail ertlrtss Eager psn Drp- @prbs
9uefeln uno S1uben. Gleiecrn,
@roeeries, etetn- uao o5pl5paaren
u. (. w..u. -.
Dfr bS9Rs Marttpreis pirt ts;abIt fat 9ane.
pyobufte.
aue 9rrten gSaaren wsrseu 3u ben niet,ialeu
Yrei(en uerfanft.
Gs piro btermit UNI bic 8unt1taft Der beut.
t@en 0tnwobner pcn ct. Deter unb umeeasui
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
~(prtb 3Oiiliillippi 0}rauerei
{s5smd!s ysnlbsEQ'e)
9ct1 s.. q. eEens

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i,f'sEE fit ben goniun in tisNser Staet ris i'm
Ssuc ~ 'sesr 5st. yntcselhaTltz 8gI. Srei.e
30 lusstbab 81. cou! mers.a ife.s pvorrpt aase
ge'utyr. 81 s y Rsn,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
Intpn 0rctbcu

Mntpn 0rctbcn.
County Auditor unp Sfen'!tasr Moter.
Ninneapplis, Mirrefc.a.
Seforgt bte Ginfailtruna 90: @s.rern lit alIsr
1betlen oon Deutidlanr, Inler.iauns rpn @o.!s
maebten uno anbern urfunten; iteat Yaijao..
f&eine aus fir Oampfbppte Deer @.ssl(&,Fe prs
coer na@ Bremsu, SambIrp Nnwsrpsn cse,
9arrs. 4O2
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
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@rpcerte II. @rpptE Stprf
Gpbu QSeber Il. Brp.,

Gde pom Sort unp Naa.fep Straee
(uate eer fritereu .8eQ.")
ct. paul, Mtnnefota.
Wtr leufeu bic Aufmsrt'amleit ber Barse
BON 9t. paul unb lmacsenb auf un(ern wcbl'
esfaaten @rucerNaore. Mls Mrtsn @rueerien
9sbensmtttel, @ebl. Butter, Gier, stn por3iislt
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QBir lieferu uuiern Ruuocn bic @aareu tn't
3aus.
lin aenetsten 3uipru@ utttsn
e}pbn Beber & Brucer.
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Ser 2a0esbier=Sa!rpi.

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ne, viaaenre nne @tsi,tsn. un>idpI 81 au puIsI
! saltem jme,e nlut Iseisu. 81 ) Gnael.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
MeNte Nbeinmeiue,
gun. 3psd bat

Ae0te Nbetnweil'e,
eirsft pom Deutldlane iupcrsigt
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be en- Sabrsauee sorsiglite Nufms:ifamfsi,.
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unlerer 9auptbeitrebuHgsn fsin.
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fit msoiSinilde uuo anesge 3gusde
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Bel eer Nabc BET Communication 1T es eIc;n.
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BROWNS BLOCH,
ct. paul. Winne|ota.
@eo. Beng. 49, n ~ IT,
J. 6 Dedt. Vtu. geA} y W.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
@ettfrieb &iegentbaler,
OeutfeAer Ned,tSaurelt uro g1etnr

ct. Yaul. Ninn.,
praEt;sirt tit dasr @erid st5fen ees 5taates unit
beIorst aiis ancern in lein Sod cin@tlageuosr
lariftli6ea Meteiter uno GsihGfse.
Sffice: YtSnir Bird. SundGi eey 8ri;de.
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Sc. S. &ro nell
NehtGanuQ!t

Ne9t6anna!:.
Office: Sr;iden- 5aua.s, ct. paxl,
g'slhdfte in ben 9taatsr uupGYupssasridten.
Splefsionen. untsriuhuna scn l!riWnhtn unt
3abune ppn Iaren rereer prurnpt tc!rre!.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
Or. M. st. pattel(on,

Ul. J!t' Ot. PUltEIIUNJ
3atasr;t,
5. StraBs. neben Or. S,spart's Nppttefs
Ct. paul, Mtnn.,
seas!sbs 3atn- Operatiunen fdmer3los unb biaie
uIe absrnimm. eas GinIessn fGnItlider 3dbnt
iur bs'tsn Ssfr'eetauns. 311-1Y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
paul laieger's
Blltt> llno WaQenretri9un

eis bsRs 5ansmses!n lir bic srObe Nasabl Don
RrantbstIsu, pslhc eurt G,runreininuns les
yuts un' S,SruHs esr @s,eauunes. Organe
he!scrastuisn r:reen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25

Secle'S
6aarballam (0airltfsh
015 aIsAsBs,pnsIus aller hffannteu Mltttl sur
YsTSrcsruna Res Baebsbun.s rss Saars ~uup
SSlscstas,ilsluna Der Guue uup ur'prIuelten
5a1as pe1lsrsn, fir ben @rcb' II. 8Isiays.lanf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
Naul Nie8er'S

9Sat,l Nie8er'S
unfghlbale
We6i;tr1 ssssn &beumatiSmu8
lslbit in psn tOsarts0sn Galtn eislsr 8rantbsit
pon ltsrlter 9Sirtuna, pi,o Den 0anbfau afuten
~ lolRsn Yrs,ien absslaiIsn, wsIts ipnsn sats
YrpFts bc!m 8erfaui EGsrn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25
Oas herilbm's enolilbs
pftrpe<, Ntnrp eh= u. Sbaf>
LINN ENT

!rs!dss tcerr 5armer as Ic5 1ltss @urmittsl fir
cue MIien aussrl Cosr Ngaulbs,ien {siEss Sisb.
faNpss in SIuis bu trn iellts. ..
bur etIss ytulmeat pa!ts i'd has Depot fir
ben GuarrB Ss,.agf in Den S.aatsx Mnneleta
nHc aSsaccnTn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-25

Oie $o1jbanbf,tn8
na. Don u, 5pos,
AT Der Sbern eanbuas, Ct. waul,
bat tets bas teife 9artuuis tit isser Quautita,
uorratbis unb perfauft ca6sibc mi! sute1 Waab
gum Marftpreiie. rA,4
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Die
Mlnnelpta etoots5eitung

tpito Gen Mtonnenirn
tn g ciHt Wau(
ssa ten S.Sesr abeeiisfsr. ~
3 Gent6 pte Humme1.
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portofrei ss fanst
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29
Toasts for the Fourth.

A correspondent sends the following
string of toasts for the coming Fourth Civ
ing the patriotic full permission to select
from the lot =:
LIST. The American Eagle, may he flaI
his wings, and crow in Mexico.
Cd. The Star Spangled BANNER. it,
colors are brighter than ever. May it al.
ways float over the LAND Of the free and
the home of the brave"
Sd. May Maine furnish basin to wasl
Uncle Sans iron clads in.
18th. May "timc and tide" both have to
wait for reconstruction of the Union with
rebels at the head.
5th. The Constitution. may it be amend
ed improved. revised. and made plain, sc
that no man shall have occasion to ask
"what is that we call the constitution
9th, jeff Davis, may he be "cabined
cribbed and confined, until the ropes end
releases him.
9TH, The Ladies, may they always go
fitting along through the world with light
heart and duplex spring.
9Th, Old bachelors. the 1905 that hav,
no sale. Not bankable property. No new
issues.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29
--JonNsoN's ASoprNE ]

| --JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE LfNIMESr. ia
10 quack preparation, But one meeting the
appreciation of the medical profession. the
most eminent Of whom bear willing testi
mony to its wonderful efficacy.
--Sheriian's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders were inyeated by one Of the most ex-
perenccd veterinary surgeons In the Unit
cd States. and are offered to the public with
the fullest assurance that whenever used,
entire satisfaction must be the result.
Mr.. Leathe, ofthe firm Of Leatlie and
Gore, is>probadly the most skllfnl soap
maker in the country. He was for long
time employed in making soap for some
Of the great Print Establishments in Mass
achusetts, which previous to obtaining his
services, had been obliged to import their
soaps from England. 1t Is wei known,
that in finishing off printed goods, only
soap Of somewhat peculiar and of the very
best character can be used.-.Star,
THE ELEcTIc for July is received. Tho
leading article is one from the North Brit
ish Review, it being criticism on recent
work published in England, ''Ecce Homo;
A Survey of the Life and Works of Jesus
Christi This, we judge to be froma curse
ry glance, discussion Of modern skepti-
cism. There are also articles from most
of the English Reviews and Magazines,
some light and some heavy enough for
January. 1t is capital number.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29

FILLING DELEGATIONs.-We concur
fully in the suggestion of the Portland Star,
that in view Of the fact that there will al.
ways be differences in opinion as to the
right and piopriety of filling town delega-
tions by any other than residents Of the
town, that the State Committee prescribe.
or at least propose uniform system and
have it embodied in the oall. This would
save all misunderstanding and be perfect
protection Of all interests and all opinions
Referring to our recent Uniou State Con
vention, The Star says.
Concerning the debate that sprung up in
Bangor on this subject, We believe there
was necessity for it, as might have been.
Men from Portland, who were taken to
Bangor on purpose for contingencies. were
put ON Aroostook delegations. Men from
kennebec were put on in remote regions.
aud in many cases. men were put on to
make up town delegation when no man
from the town was present, or oven author
ity of any kind given. Of course either
party might have been able to cope with
the other in this business but we canlibly
think that the final action Of the Convent
ion was the best that could have peen tax
en- Strictly, we hold that town can on
ly be represented by its own chosen dele
gates. This action allowed towns to fill
delegations by any residents of the county,
and none else. Certainly this must not nc
deemed unfair or uausual.-Iimes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29
Ride to Franklin.

On Tuesday evening last some twelve
or fifteen Ladies and Gentlemen, connect
ed with the hodge of Good Templars in hi,
place, paid visit to their sister lodge il
Franklin. From Ellsworth at ) p. NJ. W,
took our departure in " coach and t,co,'
and after very agreeable ride of two
hours and a half, through pleasant farm.
ing country, arrived at the Hall about al
hour before the time of opening.
From thence we proceeded to the
Franklin House" and enjoyed the hos,
pitality of mine host Gordon in manner
which is always characteristic of the good
people of that village; after which por.
ton of the company took stroll about
town, until the time drew near for the
opening of the Lodge, and then repaired
to the Hall, where We met with a warm
reception from large number Of the
Order.
After congratulating the Brothers and
Sisters We took our seats, and tine meeting
was called to order by the w. C. T.. aud
the opening and initiatory ceremonies
conducted in manner which shows tina,
much interest is taken in the cause by all
the officers and members Of the Order
This Lodge, which hears the name o.
"Oasis,' is in very Furnishing condition
and we should judge, by the numerous new
propositions made. that it is likely to con,
time so, having the encouragement of al
the respectable citizens of the place.
After thus spending the evening we re-
turned to the hotel, where orr teams wer,
in waiting. and spending at few moments
at this place. took our departure for home
with the determination to again vsi
Franklin, and at no very distant dav.
Having a number of excellent singer
in our company, we shouldjndge from tn,
music tborefrom. that the Queen O
Night never looked down upon merrie
party than that which entered the quie
quiet village of + on the morning Of Wed
uesday last. DRIVER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29

THE COMING FoURTH.-The old method
of celebrating our natal-day at some CEN
trail point in county, and of letting one
large gathering with all of its eoncomit-
ants suffice. for large territory has pass
ed away. and in its stead We see better
and Il more democratic method being pref
ty generally adopted. that Of town and
neiyhborhood celebrations. 1t will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns
that in this section of the county a number
of these local gatherings are to be had on
the 4th.
The ladies of Waltham are to have a Fair
and I.evee in grove near Mr.. Colbys.
There is also to be celebration at Ma
riaville. with an address by General J. C.
Caldwell.
One also OF Cranberry Isle under the d-
rection of the ladies. The latter combines
business and pleasure. being engaged in
raising money to complete Westinghouse
now being erected. The ladies engaged in
this landible object. have already raised a
thousand dollars for the purpose named.
There ia also to be celebration of the
day at North Ellsworth. Address by Geo.
l.. Holmes Esq. For particulars see adj
vertisemcnt.
| Still another celebration is to be had. and
close by, at West Trenton. near Capt. VIM
| Thompsoms. Rev. ii. NJ. Eaton will de-
| liver the address.
| And another at North Day, Penobscot.
with an address from Mr.. Dow of New
Hampshire. There is to be a company o
fantasies out in full uniform.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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suffered for several years with severe lung aiee
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29

THE UNION CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
Now that the nomination is made. and
all the members of the party, as well the
different localities of the State, have enjoy.
cd the opportunity to manifest their prefer
ences at the primary meetings and through
the press. it is to be hoped that all good
Union men now will fall into line aud work
unitedly and earnestly to roll up large
majority for the nominee Gen. Chamber
lain. at the September election, We cx-
pressed our preferences at the proper time
and in the proper way, and fairly con-
stituted and honorably managed Conven-
ton has decided the question as to which
Of the two distinguished candidates made
prominent by their friends. is the nominee.
Because this decision is in accordance with
our oft expressed desires it will not add
one lot to our zeal for the success of the
candidate put in nomination, for we could
and should have labored just as hard for
the success at the polls. of Mr.. Spring. If
he had been fairly nominated.
We notice that the Portland Press which
labored so zcalously for Mr.. Spring, yields
graceful and earnest support to General
Chamberlain. 1t says:
Gen. J. L. Chamberlain. of Brunswick.
who received the nomination of the Guber-
material Convention at Bangor. OH Thurs
day, is gentleman whom the Republican
party of Maine may with just pride present
to the people as their candidate. A man
of distinguished ability and of admirable
scholarship, yet modest and wholly free
from assumption. of a character frank hon
orable and manly. and Of an tntarnished
reputation. he would seem to possess all
the qualities emitting him to the confidence
Of the party which will elect him. even
without the brilliant military which is. per-
haps. his warnest claim to the affections
of the people. As however. the General,
despite his position. and the esteem in which |
he has been held. has not hitherto been
prominent in public life, some brief sketch
Of his personal antecedcnts may not be un-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-29
A sINGLEsBox of BRANDRETH'3 PILLi

ccnsins more yegaabls sxtsctive matter than
twenty boxes Of any pills In the world besides Atty
five hundred physicians use them in their practice TO
the exclusion Of other purgatves. The 6rst letter
their value is yet scarcely Apr. ciated When they
are better known, sudden death and continued sick
ness will BE- Of the past. LIST those VIA know them
speak RICH, cut IL their favor. lis duty which
will life.
Our race subject to redundancy Of vitistsd
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H U N N E w ELLIS

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