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New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
W. II. MILLER Auciloneer.
RY JOHN son g. MILLER,
ID AuCTIoNEERs AND

~ AuCTIONEBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No 25 EAss.UsT. cor. CEDAa.sr., EKw.yoRE.
changed Loan, nescd Auction sales Par
TUESDAY May 49, at u oeoek at Exchange sAo'roO No. III
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND Lot No 10 East Warren st. 20
Sph oeI front and high op contains & y oG% marble %ans
with tagged splendid arbOr pleasant neghbOrhood
% & eS sToRk Fox sr PRoPERT9 Sf being the roe.,
N.'ios sSd sdsosae tso attic asG 5 Pes s1e
Also LOTS Of GROUND The Nineteenth Ward on and adoin
ag direct Prospect Park and to be paved with either Nehoon
cg sSa invite stino. to the above @ These .s are
value this sale will afford opportunity for profitable IN
Terms easy Maps aud particulars Office Of AueOnesr No rs Mas
CINCINNATI STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
~ complete orer for manufacturing slRUPs and SUDAhs WIN
Lease Of Building - ,,o-ro,,
VII be sold on tie premises corner Pearl and Plumb Cincinnati
WEDNESDAY Nav Uh,S % Si SI 10, o'clock. an.
TIE property Cincinnati steam Sugar Refinery haeh'neT
plsad Pan lol long feet diameter ali complete
splendid wasuesa Ehgine Is inches feet Ials
ioaS q lee, long, coa Berator, Small Engine sc.
2 Fi.Cf, shaving, crr,saSF AMI PoSdering Mills
me ptr il saosf oaI dero. goods can be received
isP eP, s S na s e. s l is trade & S Gef the local % 2 Of the city
AZ they which trade making tis Of he very
Of ~ ,, Of, the Sount AMI swell Luova that soslan
Also, tim will b. sold:
lUl bl.s EXTRA SRUP fne.
TO- hhls HONEY Strip tne.
100 bhl,. NECTAR SlRUF fac
20 bbls AMBER SlRcp. very Gne.
The Refinery he sold onenai cAfh balance s rrhs
~ ~ JAMES n. LAWS & Co. Au~ioneers
MULLER, WILKINS a. Co., AuctOneers,
fE 18th lust %. Exchange Saesroom,
III Broadway the valuable STORE PROPERTY No 65 Chatham
BoweTy lot n feet thathars an J
frti Ns ov,rg ~ 'et deep Ph cent can remain
MASTER SALE OF REAL ESTATE at the
tA Highlands Of Na,ernk Monmouth Coaniy = ls rnarf'
vii se pntc AUCTION THURSDAY Nay H. la at oeloc
premises al at vauAhe HOTEL and sUhhEkBoAk-
isG-HOUSE sCESCKs PAVILION together With other
aud desirable for residences situate on e
Highlands Naesnk County and state aforesaid fronting the
shcsshur Oter paricnlars viii the
d.ious, VII be announced ON the day of sale.
A. r. THROC KMORToS, Master IN CLaneery.
JoEI PtKKrH Solicitor
Ma
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NOR SATF-One of the most desirable COUN-
EOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY Saw h

y
Tarvtosu uitiu 10 MINUTES depot The is
large and onmodous supplied bot and cold wa+F aud All Ne
ion rrr.yeuens There gardeners eoage, conservatory two
carriage stables and an Necessary ogtbuinr uc ahn OF
aau io of choice land beautifully arranged
with avn rsre shruhhery shade With griyed roads aud
walks also an fruit The situation oi ihe tn On
tho u.on adjoining paaal of Mc Perry and SH
on hr ground from the premises unsnrTas Aa De
to This property viii be- oi oE The furniture
which aeary new Will g. o wth Tie pops desired oF terms
apply WILLIAM JAtst II. y
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

LIOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
FARM AZ Seecas Wes'ehes.c CornT a. ~ leou-ug thu
estate Of hr late Jeensh either thapa1ua
Depos Harlem Railroad and contains ~ acres
of which are In orchard wood The sol is unusually p
rich cutting annually 50 20 urs hay There are Epa u arr
Dwelling House and many outtung b. made 10
REEVE NcsclG,ie, of HTCHlENOh No % "eIhel
~. yo,k MARY REEVE. Exrrntrir.
SAML. HUTCHINSON. kIecnior
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

DLALU BUIIUM
i SLATE
QUARRY AND LANDS
THURSDAY. Nay e. a; o'e!ock.
At the Unisd States Hotel HAvre De Grace, Maryland
wa BE- sold without
The QUARRY LANDS formerly Of the Peach Bottom Slate
Niuing Co of Hartford County Nd, as follows:
which s quarry successfully wcrhsd for
y.ars house. sarrhousc and dwelling
sos ? and 3 acre
s. II
TLs equal wsAh
plan fbs property be- bad n
Mr. SAMUEL 7. BODINE.
10 l54 South Fonrtlst Philadelphia.
YINHE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY
viii oger At AUCTION TUESDAY a. 1917 clock
n ~ thr Merchan Exchange, Bost"u
OSE MILLION TWO HUNDRED BEET or LAND Columbus
and Hunting avs Northampton Springfield,
Rutland Pembroke Broskne, Canton,
p.rouh sAnhope 81 james Exeter MlThoroughst Ters
made before tie sale By order the
Directors, ~ hAIhhNh. President
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, Souses ano farms fpanteh.

WANTED--For one year or Longer, 1l %, ny ca q
w ra,e tmir 10 this cty or Hooklyn FRNlSHED ssh'
Is>.@ uessd $l'O p HOlh Address BUSINESS lHbas o1S
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Jopinqs Banks.
Dlpi0ena Notices.
Chances ior Business Hlen.


nENTISTS.-A reward will I've realized by n
AZ competent mechanical and operative DkNIlST ~shng 20
proeu aujages we'll established business IN Ard S
furnished ofeo pleasantly located the central part o e
New England Terms reasonable ADDRESS j. W. foSEOee Doh
No sS7 Norwich, Gem
NOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNiTG-T'he
Confectionery and Ladaes ana "en'
mans Dining Saloons DONG business established twelve
yetr The proprietor has out Of the city which requrep"
Of hs hme Apply FORD, No e4 Marketst fmlaoeEme
NOR SALE-LEASE. GOODWILL and FUR-
EITURR Hotel containing my two rooms doing sIh
d business, - be sold at bafgam located Aroht Philadelphia
JFSNIFGS 4 BfLsTEKLIEG No s4 Archsi Philadelphia
DARTNERSHIP offered in a MANUFATDRI
A SIN TRIMMINGS &c 10 an active business nan o,t rom
GOOD ob mons, urelere thorough knowledge OF West
en- trade aud a good custom. l. s, Tuhnne Once
ENO COAL DEALERS OR OTHERS.-l offer
for sale at ve pee Of the b appointed and most CON
vet coeI Of the avenue sire Ic2dOG There thoroughly we'll
lut containing the modern eonyenitac "
stable well fenced. one harness carts scales hscnif
shoves &c Oe Furniture. consisting q chsi desks a cnan
Pne only $26O0 ior AL tacN rash balance cnn remain
Tor years a. s1 per cent particulars Application TO h
KiLPATRICK BuiFs Head Bank Buliiugs -
TIN0 COFFEE and SPICE MANUFACTURE
sale Of the Old welleahthed stand at NO l
Pows MILLS Coolers Boiler with baing ni betng com
pe.e and in excellent and all fixtures necss for the
carrying the Coffee and business an extensive scale
premises eased fair Apply 10 the Assignee on the
premises. between aud loa m
TVNO PUBLISHERS.-An experienced Printer
eotyre or other periodical Of about attention
viii be paid. Address PRINTER, No 264 broadway.
$40 0l PARTNER WANTED .,v with tn
be pay per annually Address PAiNER Boa No. '|4
NcV-lork.
CD nHN "A PAYING and agreeable busi-
I'd sOtIOs may secured FOR this amount Large dAiy
Er7Nn
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
Sun Rses....s45 Sun Noon sets''''''''SVo
DAY. -
Sandy HsoE Cows Island 41 Hell Oate'''''"S
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
Conntrn Real estate for Sale.


AT ELIZABETH-The RESIDENCE of the
N snber EewaTkav nile from the depot Of tao ro~
Wal House Of - halls heoe diuisE FSs% %
Sae sSS a2 aad ooetId eTseen,
desirable excellent stable and outhouses t snd shade s " "
'i'd Price $780, Apply On premises Or No Is s'Is sl&ros 4
HTORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
nd FARMS great yS 6,, Ss-sy t ,1 lG sG f 6 5G %FT f
ihe year by BLACKWELL sMIIH No % W,lsm'''
New YORK 10 II Omnge corner NAN ard Cone,'s
A TTENTTON.-s0 splendid FARMS, COUN-
n TRY SEATS and HOUSES aud LOTS at New BTup:we hta
sLs9 bSa3d BSeS % sS a. ns s & & @ esS bar9sip. Cali and see
j & FERGUSON Co, No. 30 kassaast Room NO n
Ii WANTING FARMS-GoOd soil, mild
hest graia grass land Also improved Farms hSndre are @
ting Information free Address h LANDS Proprietor vi"
BARGAINS AT NYACK-HOUSE and L0I,
I'D 5OrJ0 5000 large ouse. 10 rooms lots with plenty oi a
land line place 81 SO; splendid Country FIRST impro9 nns
on bank Of river wengs complete order acres Of
j. s PREGGS0S Co. No 20 Nassau-.t Room No "a
NHEAP LAND for SALE in NEW-JERSE1, /,
cJca %ssf' Sad well tauS ds for ag i early MARKETING
wube @ in tracts Of to 80 % IRON 81 to 20 per acre i
NOUNTRY. For SALE or to LET, beautiful
" Gothic HOUSE containing all modem laPoysTt9s s 70 "H y
ground fruit, &e Inquire Of v oHDEhDohh h'AeA "'
EOR SALE-One Of the most desirable COUN.
SEATS the vicinity o' EeEiofA suitable or apeuaans
for party doing business this city and has been 50 oeu
by present for numbe Of The property t,a- "a
Island fouuO distant aprt
me from accessible BY steamboat ifom dock on the prem
s, and hy Jersey road short drive hou IA te
day dwelling a by % feet with wing fronts on the houn ~ %
three sidrs l3 rooms Win "a"
supply Of pantry, closets &c main hufing o noaeIn
kitchen tain
maj and las city house the out build
s stable ice house hoa ho
The 20 hting u o N"
land and orcaros we'll stocked with Fus afg ana
small the varce ard the greater part Of the n u o
ough drained tile The Englh system The ajaceh waters
and the iusoDis high, picturesque ana Ne
Price with furniture homes and carriages, cows aerula'
implements pleasure boats. S200i h the pace aops
~ Apply FISHER No p Pinrst where Photographic ''
Of and further nonnaou and permits gwen %
of
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DORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
4 ENGINES, and BOILERS And CIRCULAR SAW hILLa
The best and complete
ETr Circulars seat on application.
WOOD 4 MAEs STEAM ENGINE c.,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

The superior mer ofte SINGER Machines al o'hs ir
Family Manufacturing purposes Se established and
generally admitted that enumeration Of their relative eIeeences
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
Boaro ano Rooms.

AT No. &C West FOuTteenth-st., elegant
~ FURNISHED ROOMS either sngy suites let gentle
men without board and
hest of references required and given.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

~ HoUsE-Fou story bowusone and brick within i've minutes
walk wal Perry with furnace Crates range hot and cold
water bath wsteeose stationary tabs etc. etc al In perfect order
be rruted private family for two siSo per
month"; going Europe Apply to DAVENPORT TANNING
at lert to o..
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'@ebr. @tQiuS II. Dunbar'8.
9eutf@e Sanf
Wi((ius Bros. & Dun6ar,
ct. paul. @txnnpta.
ntr ttesneemex IT. s.f'rsuns arer ,.m santfas
~6etSrteen 0ttdatte, NH juar Sprjuebpetle:
1. Mnnabme Dor Deppften.
@elber, pel9e Set uns ~beppntrt perben, feben i.ber-
ssa:s ssas .2 ss Z : Ssta h'a@s's!Bs 81! III III s sss sfts:s sst gts
Ss1ssr ~sersasea rir s 9rOseat Snteredsn.
2. @elpz Weh1el.
@plh, 6tIber unb frembe Wln,en taufen xnb pertau.
ten ptr fets 5um Iaees.erurfe.
3. Nnfauf unD @erfauf DON @edfeln.
BEN sutex Banauters-girmen aus eefeate &edfel t6n.
"e aa ist uns i%eesr2stt II ge!S Smmae e%ansett ~s ca,s; IT,,
ee eS'f 9 ]S{ffas q & ~ g n s' a1 ity Mt9 s , se 81 Son nSsts; SIt:
plase Deutlalanbs, grantreias unb Der sameis, unb
~trafaren mir u. o.. auf %foleenbs pldse Gurppas:'
Aug6bur9, Ball 8erltn 8remen, @aisl,
Gobten3> @5ln, Tranffurt a. 81, 2etp*
at9, 2onopn, Mannbeiln, Mun6en,
Nirnter9, @trabbur9, @tuttoart,1 rter>
@ien, &c.
4. @instebune npt1 @elpern.
Qoir b~efsreen bag g%eqettiren sen Nrten 9ns Saulb-
ltaetnen auer @rt Grb19aften u. N. tn allen Abetien
ptsre ais goama4ten, gerSt4tlsiauas scl1rtuneen. aob.
terl6etne &c. fertleen MIR ielbft, unter Garanttrung Der
@edt %eilttetett, an unb %befpreen bic eoniularifde BE.
Blaubteun9 %ber1elben.
Sen 1eeenpertb auer txr& uns In eur.pa %etnaespee-
men pber BET uni eren Durttsen gprreipDnoenten fur un-
lsre We9nuae b%eppatrtea 9elSer sable" wtr bier tn
Gplb aus.
5. M~uSioblunQ Don @eloern.
Dsn @eesawerts sen sstrd esn. selae uns gum 89ede
traut weroen, laTen mir ben, felbt TN ben entleeenaen
6rtldaften ppbnenoen Gmsfansern %to0enfret tn's 5aus
lenben uno t6nnen uniere Muftraeeeber bic 0utttuneen
%berfelben feiner 3eit III Gmpfans nebmea.
6. Derfauf Son pai1aae >@9etnen
sur ueberfabrt BON Bremen. Sambure uns liverpool
nab Stem gprt per Seeel(dif pber DanpfbUpt, ipwte
Snlanp-pa6aeeiaeine ayr @eiie Don Meu-gOr. ts St.
| 9aul 3u niebrtsfen preifen.
Z. Beaablun9 DON Taren
II teben, Ebet1e bes @taates. Mntauf unb Vertauf BON
@runeeisentbun, eeeen G0mmii0en &c. &c,
8. Vere,ni9te> Staaten Bcne6
aler Dirt, ais 5-2Oer, 10=40er unb 7-30er taufen unb
%sertaufen mir gum Gaees-gpurfe.
@ebruoer Wtutu6 unp Dunbar.
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Grafpe1as Maeemeine Sb,pa@e.
Netniat ba8 8iut.

BON o.: wOtest Saw n; Soufenar: gsw g9rtt
MmSsidaaae unb ieropGu sc Wiawtre pura
Ben be1bsarrlStden @ebraua Sbr.r Sariaparila su snk.
fernen. uno i'd babe EFT tur3lt@ einsn Mnta! sS n 1ees
bIsartiaer e%r9eipelas sebetlt. QDir beftsen TEN Nltera,
tts, bas Sbrer 5ariaparil!a eleiatpmmt. Se Sic lS~0b'
ben Mer,ten, wte benz 0ulte ltefern.
BON &. 6. SpbnRun, Gsq., Wateaan, Sbts.
.,Sett ,wIlf Sabren bate ib AT n,etnenn, re1ten Arm
pic eslbe e%rsNpt!as aso 10 soe wasss ~ sts,ss 5f itn am ts
uub nabn, fir Sunoerte ppn Dollars Meoeitn Elm: Dte
9sia,nars gu1esm r. iS! .n1i%,t Sss BE t.s T mein mr l'Sfs Ssf
eenpnmen werpen made. So teeann. Sbre Sariapas
Sina su ns9msa; aa9 ,,9, s% r, Ell, S i hdt m n%' f atSt}ft s'sstSs
Bin lest 70 wpbl uap seiunp, wie muir trsene Semanb;
pa Id In elmer 6Hent!i4en StelIune bin, 70 TT usstn jail
berung Macr erregt:"
Bon SenrY Monroe, u. 9:Y, BON Stem
Cattle, 6. 3D., etnem encouragement Wtitelteb bes W.
uabtl4en p~arlaments.. -,
SO babe, SIRE Sariapar,aa IN mstnsr Samilte &C.
mtttel NIT lebr %eintieem grfplee 9ebrau@t, uae
empftble es NIT upuem Ter1rauea allen 9etoe"een."
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W0r0en &itY 5auS,
Deut{aeS @ofz unb 8oorbiuo Ncua
Vde her Atm NIB Minne1pta~ 5tro6e
ct. paul, Minn.
oon 5enrY 8pfenfeIp.
terffe unb B%eeuemie ii "e,idtete t;ofs 49,,
BoarSinataua aemGbrt .5rembcn rp;e aofn aro ~
auseeaei&netts Qpsis, auten STD mn fo shsg g."
bteung uterhaupt. SD cmpfehI, NJ Gtlhs 49,
NIT 1'fens benz 9esbrtcu teutiaen WubIifum.
5cnrp 8pfenfelp,
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O1e VelfN0I1a SepeNo>
8erR0erung8 = WefeQ1G0ft,
90, Brpabwa&> Ne,p=Wprf.
empfeblt ben gcmpbnern BON Minneipta, spn ber un:
jdbdtbarem Tobltbat Der errn8
Gebraud su MAIDEN. Sic Bat ein baar vii.
$500. 900
1865 e. Sf*"'ss" '' 0s'sD'9a'' '@e's Ssse an 8 / I! 5
unb Bat id I'm se1 ~Saasenen g~tertel-
iabre permehrt UNI 14S,500 80
feai6aft JET betraet 1.o15.4oe.4s
Gas iabrlide @%tntpmmen Ter &C.
feul6aft mar am I. Mpril 1866 SIS ,OOO.O 90
Gurd neue 9e1Fderuneen u. 3ia.
fen pernebrte Nd bo6slte UNI 10000 90
tummsns uu p%enisfens 100000
bate am I. Suli 1866.
Ste Berft9erung.n in Rraft purben am 1. MpriI 1866
auf etrca sic, 500. 600. 90 an enrnmen. Sur9 neue Der
Nderunsen fir 81, ia, 100. 90, ab5Ieltd Der erlui6enen
Betrdee BON etrea ia, 100. 90 murSe biefe Summe I'm,
artalserf6erunea-8etr ae pen SIS, SOC. OOO.0 0 er8ibt.
Sic ii ubcr bic eon5en Der. @taaten serbreitet unb
Bat In Minneipta ~fpleente &eenten:
@eneral { Ageu1ur IN Der vDsutIgen Bant" ppn
@ebriber BtQtu6 g. Dunbarin 81. pcul,
6err gu ter 5eirrih6 IN Wtnpno.
GER Gerl yrenet in Goribault.
GER 6. Gtdtorn In Cuttings.
6err 8. Bpoen in Stem nlm.
1866 $3.50, 900.
s. S@wenplsr> !5usp Wefsnepnd,
gtee. pra1. u. @etrstd1. WraFbsnt~
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GapttpI @an8,

Gapttol &an$,
DeutI@e6 @aitz uno 8oaretn9 . 9au6,
SIDE Der Wabalbaw unb neunten @traBe,
BON Sulfu8 @eyl.
Dtefes fpeten tn BEN, neuen @ebdube, benz Capitol &C.
fen auser Der freunbltdfen Bebtenuns I'M Naeemetnen
fets.
,,Das Bette Bier srm 3apfen fart unb rein
,,unb ~fpnf'een Q%abetranf, eemdblt unb feiu.
..@tn S,nbtb BON Der alerbe fen Sprt',
..Gtsarren, fampsI @laubt, Geutide, metnen
g0prt.
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sis Stream &aIppu.

~, g5tr hatsn 1niern Cts Cream ealppn srSHne1 ~,
9oa'en !" geFetneune samit .,gDaHer SIS, ,MertIno
Gin Gamen 5alrrn it In 9t 9iiu1u% &C.
Cream Salrpn. "' Gem Gs
8. Shiler Il. &dm{bt,
DF''e 9trafe oterhaIt Ter 1feu prestptsrtan airde
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S~ent1&: ;s,rtpatjdule
tn Mtnneapplis,
PER- =. Y. Wrefe mtrb in 8erbintun, mir ,sr &c.
ee!gl1uie o,r 5erren gDOrtbinetrn, 94arn.err q 5u 4 san.
ben 20. 0iat, etne I'm v(r1tag
Se"tld'= snslifbe @rioatfabuie
1 aM SSShlerSatl iea auf 30 Bis 40 tefdrdnft lein.
5at Seauen1l'@tet Ter Gtnridtune iumie fGr Ben .
saen Ssrtl arttt Der sdaler wirb Bic arSfte spr "
Brttr.Q 9. Rpefe.
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&ppktli8 unb mercurta1 &ranf.
hetteu.


BON Or. 5ermau 6lpat, BON ct. Qpuis Wp.
sd fnbe,' ba6 Sbre 9ariapariaa Gin wtrtia1neres
Wittel fir %letunpare @ppbt(S uno fir lypbiltttlae
xs G,M9 Bette s IT. s dl' tFe &c e Ss saT s snsi i sa ias 'e ma stS's ser
i,fen Weee5tnen, bic MIR befsen.
Spn q. S. Trend, 80. ., einem emtnentsn @rst BON
eawrsnes; MaI Der sta y MMttelie0
Iapariua als Elm ausee8etanetes 5ctlmittel fir prt-
Ben, bs in m,anaen yaaen nod wirtiam mar, bic 70
9artnadie warsn, bs le Sasn anssrn Walttsln ntser'
e. i}S;rn; S Ss{ {s%" sn 'st / Sa3' tsan s"s p TO mt" tta s% 'stSTs;
Mlterattp erfprberi1.
Mrs. gbas. 9: STEW sun Stem granswtd.
81 sar g. tt 9s'' nn i9stff95t@SS n 5ss%Ssn an mi 1e M%srs yfi"fs" }ts stt
eefabrt waren, Die M"ereurtal~ &rantbett
Surss yon Sa9r su ssbr immer idtimmer, trosDen,! ie,
bis sr snSltS surb Sen anbaltenSen 1ebraud BON
9lper's 9ariapariaa mtessr %bsresReat wurts. Dte
&rantbett mar 70 beftte unp bSsurtis, rte man fe nt4t
oft fn6et. unS e. muste mebrere 9usenb 1lafden etn>
nebmen, bio ct senaS.
G%eucorrb6a, peiRer Tlnf, G1mdbe
werben eew5tnli9 erseust ourd tnnsre ftrupbulGle gDun-
ben unS peresn ut gebet!t enra Ss alterattSs g1'rtans
auber Der 5ariapariQa BITE sel9tdte Nnweneuns lptaler
5etlmttteI.t
Bon etxem %betannten unb b%erubmten Or 8. Mprrtl,
pom Cincinnati.
SD babe Sbre @ariapariua ais etn auSseset9ne'
tes Nlterattp fur 1rauentrantbetten ,befunoen: Wtele
anb lptaIes Sapaae, Sic aus itropbu16ier Qn!ass ent.
Reben Rnb bur4 btes Wtttel eebetlt, bas hberbaupt Mot
letdt febli@ldst, wenn es our& lptale 8ebanolune &C.
b6rt8 u~nterfhBt wirb."
@tue Dame, wetae tbren 3amen nidt ~publtsirt plnfat.
fdrettt:
,Metne Iu@ter anb i'd ieltt 1nb tur9 3wet Glaf9en
Strer Sariapariua ppn elmer barnadieen 0eucpr1bSa
tefrstt worsen, bic uns lebr i4pa@te."
&1eumatt5m @i@t> 9eberletpen, Dys<
pep1e, 5trjfranfbetten Neurolgto,
penu fe bur9 Strppte(n eneaanben fnb, merben {dnell
sebeilt bur4 btelen Crit. Sariapariua. $780,.
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fuF, Grinrfvpf, franfe Muoen-

Son s arYeY SidIer, Gbttpr be8 Euntbannpd De.
mutrut, Yennfplpanta.
unfer %sts,tefs atno, eas ftgs bret Sa SS qtt IT, Ss.
brejtete, It's ,ulest bas ean3e Weit4t NIT %eteltai1en unb
b5~sartiesn 5si4naren beDsdt NOR, bic tbatia4!i@ msh:
rere Sage lang bic gusra pes &tnbes 70 f@lp6en, isab
es ntdt Ieteu funnte. &tn eel4tdter @r;t wanbte fal-
petepIaurea Stlber (55uennsin) uno anbere Mtttel an
pbne trsenS einen aueenla stnli$en @rto1s. ganfsebn
mil ietnen 5anoen bic &rute Der abiaeultaen Wunben
%oufretben tonnte, bic sas eaa3e @e0@t %bebsdten. Naas
benz mir aQeS Serludt batten. moraut MIR 5ottnune les
gen, uap wul&en has @eNdt eemab Sbrer &nweilans
pit elmer NaaiE5iuns era Seb Salt. gla4eem BITE srts
len, uub ais Oas &tno BITE swsite Glai&e etneenpmmen
bate, mar es mpb1. Die Nusenwtmper. wel4s ausee@
faaen paren, wu&ien wteser unb bas Sinh TT jest 10
sanss Ma4bariaaft bate porbsrseiast, bas sas &tnS
6prhpn nnhHe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
@a'btagtom @aa6.
Minneopolia, Mfnn.


MinneopoIis, Mtnn.
9etfa iudbetl 5etia iudhet
SD BIN thinner ~serenuet unb lutte tatet,
Diqf aud redt ~freuiftel NAL fetn7
SO febre TIM Daibin etpn Sauie mai ein;
5rasa bx, wer's benn ettt9
Grei1t9 ter peteri Der uberau teltebt,
Stets tat Der an 6anh, mas 5u runf&eu II.
&r etbt etnen auseesetdnetcn Iiib:
8eeffeat. pafeten, Rraut unb Salat,
unb @Ott pets, mas er iont Mot nod bat
Detde Betten, marin unb weiB tie Der @&nee.
W.nn's talt, einen gunia srn Wetstes, RaFee eber Gtee,
Sppte I'm Spmmer etstanes Bte1,
Gte fetnhcn uno tefsn Qtaafre fnb t man Bier.
une beim gesatlca lit Ger peter Elm liberaler Naan,
Ct &rettt ME ~ siel, nod iu wente an.
Wenn's alte &unben, eibt Ct germ Credit
unb retnet nur ben gang sewSbnlt&en grpft.
unb ertra fet's benz Garmer mod eefaet:
Gin suter Stall unb frifde 0ueQe
gtnbet man betm peter anf tr @teue.
3u fattern bic Rabe, 0&fen xnb pferte
ST. i'm @taue p1as fir cine eanie Seerbe.
gnn SHUTTER. zodter, Batter xnb Spbu,
Rsn.rnt bin IN benz 5otel ses Walttastpn.
Der peter label ereebexf etx,
Ct serfpst&t tets lnfts uas f>e1 tn fttn.
1919 Setter Surfextxs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-19
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
. Very Interesting Letter from Texas
E.aLR LAKE, TEXAS, June 2, 1867.

,u,,rds Of mechanics can here get constants
,,,,ynent at high figures-riz., blacksmiths,
ns,,an tors shoemakcrs, engineers, heoso
Sr,,ars wagon and carriage makers. harness
t,,ars Rroomcorn grows amazingly nne,
~ ;,s nufacture, wherever tried, h"s pce =,
= Wv" az nitaI business, A good tanner cahnot IAN
., 10 we'll; so will coopers-ihe req ceuai IN
, ~ being abundant. SO would the INNER
places nnfsctnrer of Jugs Lands are plenty,
"''" nyo or rent or 20 be let on shareS one
To- nif being given for the other, provisions ana
ha'. hainc furnished by the employer. Lands
49, ,rorth fifty dollars per acre can be mao AT
once Snars and wild land At one dollar
n He 'nn,irration has set in north and east
M ~ and some in west Texas. The negro Is
-..r,inc scarce. In three years ne VIII nardly
S So sen The whites, from home ana abroad,
pe dnrce him out. Thus far, what rev there
" left are well disposed, are treated Wen, ana
! rust bad politicians will let them alone.
Manufactures are going mp, ana All innings ne'e
indicate progress, both in town ana country
The crops, though late, were never iooh NY
hitter Corn is Just in silk, and cotton mas
INST begun 20 bloom. Tobacco Is knee high )
and small grain Is ready for the sickle. Nr-
ripians were kind and hosMtabie 10 inc
Texans when we'll or sick during the war, ana
trcatcf them as their own children In our
Struggle for independence under the great,
good General Lee, and gratitude To those
who will leave their native home in search OF
home or n better fortune are pointed 10 leNaS
a. the favored region. Come and see, and let
rsvans show Eirginians they are as hospitablc
s they were brave. People from Illinois and
Indian, are settling here. Oh that Virgil
mans would come first, and reap the rich har-
xcs, Of good fortune from Texas SOIL climate,
avS nroduction have been over the whole
Sou,b and North-know what l write-have
No iniercS; beyond feeling to those of my faith,
and hence write you, and hope you will pub
nsh the same. Once l was rich, and will try
u again here. Yours truly, ii. *. &.
= S-A good hand should make here in the
form s;J0nett-perhaps more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-19
Fer the Dispatch.
4 CANTON.

AT Gordonsville, the other day, came very
near being killed in getting on the cars while
in motion. The tram had backed some uis
90 and finding that il did not stop again at
the platform, l fanCied it was not yet going
very fast. and i most uuwisely attempted TO
get aboard, l knew. of course, now the at
1c,nnt must DO managed and expected 10 run
by the side Of the car some little way and then
srring on the steps. But the very moment l
seized the iron rods, quick rs thought was
,arsed from nv feet, and found myself drag
cling between the platform and the car. by
Some sort of desperate effort got my knee on
the lowest step, and was SAFE. Inc DANGER
seemed 70 spectators very great
I am seriously ashamed OF the lmprudence
which came so near proving fatal, and L tell
the story is warning. think know now
what has mislcd many man into similar at
TEMPT who did not live 10 tell the tale. Ihey
NinE n. cars are MT going 50 faSt as Mey TsdHy
are. Bewildered at the prospect oi being leit,
and observing how smoothly the train moves,
one is exceedingly apt 10 make that mistake,
Is did. A BAPTIST MINISTER.