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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-05

OF course we must feel somewhat lonely, Out We
are picking up the language and when we learn
it then we will feel better satisfied there are
many good citizens in this vicinity. We find
| them very polite kind and accommodating and
well disposed towards the North Americans,
particularly the Southern people, and are anx-
lous to have them emi CRATE to this country.
[ paid for the place 1 bought S., 1000, which
was all the money had leit but some gentle
men in Morettes agreed to let me have what
money | wanted to live upon until | could raise
crop, free OF any interest.
Living is not very dear here so that it will not
take more than $3.50 or $500 to support my
family until my crop comes In This part OF
Brazil Is quite mountainous but has many rich,
large valleys, and many rivers. 1t Is not much
more mountainous than some portions OF Vlr-
GINA. The table lands set III about thirty miles
from here West of the mountains, which, | am
told, Is very flne country; L have not seen 1t
but expect to III January Or February They
have frost and snow there and cannot raise cane
We have neither here, or very seldom, as l am
told there has Teen but one frost here to hurt
the cane in thirty years.
Ii l had some OF my relations here or a few
North American families, l think should be
content to remain here as we have good and
free government, good climate, and healthy,
and 10 taxes to pay A man can spend his
opinion here without any fear OF being cast into
prison. feel tree here if [ do feel lonesome
on account of not being able to speak the Ian
guage.
Ii any Of my relations have been broken up
by the war, and have means enough to come,
and wish to come to this country, have plenty
OF land for twenty families, and l am willing to
do all [ can for them, but have no means now
to bring them here
[ suppose it is useless for me to write more
as it is uncertain about your receiving this, still
| am in hopes you may My best love to all
your family and all my other relations. Do not
fail to write if you receive this.
Your ever atfectionate brother,
/. N. YOUNG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
THE RESOURCES OF WEST VIR.
GISEA.
What Developing and Fostering Pol
icy on the Part of the State May DO.
BELMONT Co. O. Ian. 2f ISf1


Editors Inteui1enccr-
observe with much interest, in yOur
issue OF the 2lst instant, AN article from
the pen offs. H. Daddow, Esq, of Penn
sylvania. Though that gentleman is
personally unknown to me, have rea-
son to believe he is as extensively and
accurately acquainted with the mineral
and agricultural resources of the State
OF West Virginia as any citizen OF the
State. Having, through a series of
years, made wide and intelligent explo-
rations Of said resources with a view to
their practical development, his views
are entitled to peculiar respect; and his
suggestions are commended to the at
tention OF the people and Legislature,
who, If they desire such development,
should not fail to give the subject i'm
mediate consideration.
Having myself had occasion to give
some attention to the same interesting
subject, can, so far as my observation
has extended, endorse all Mr. Daddo "
has said of its importance in the article
referred to; and can sympathize with
him in the enthusiasm with which he
regards the rich and unappropriated
sources of wealth in the wild lands OF
West Virginia, and see with astonish-
ment the apathy with which Is regarded
themost obvious means to bring into no.
ties, and render them available for the
building up of the wealth and power OF
the State. e --a- -.s
What hr. Daddow says respecting
the value OF an exploration for econom-
ical purposes merely, and the pub
I location of descriptive detail for
the information CT practical men,
{ especially commends itself TO the
consideration of your State Leg
/ islature, aud would without doubt
1 turn towards your State the attention
! ofthat class Of persons in other States,
/ and il properly disseminated, those OF
I Europe, who would be disposed "a
/ bring TO il abundantly, Iiberfy-lovine
! hearts. willing and skillfuI hands, and
capital 10 set in motion those manufac-
I turing establishments for which she
can so literally and so cheaply furnish
the power and the material.
have elsewhere been witness to the
! benefit derived from the liberal distri-
button OF similar information bv other
unoccupied districts OF country. Long
I before W isconsin was State, her en-
/! lightsned territorial legislature pro.
/ cured the publication OF correct maps
I of the territory, and descriptive sketch
I es setting forth the character and ad
yaatages of each section. These
sketches were written simply and forci
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
Meeting In RiteIie County in regard
20 the Location OF lhe Capital.


At a meeting of citizens of Richie
county, West Virginia, held at Ellen
boro, January &c. 1867, John B. Yea
ger was called to the chair, and John s.
Patton appointed Secretary. The OBJ
Ject of the meeting was brief ' explain
ed by the chair as being for the puF-
pose of obtaining the expression OF
the people in regard to locating the
State Capital. On motion a committee
OF three was appointed to draft resulu-
tons expressive of the sense of the
meeting. The committee retired aud
after an absence of a few minutes re-
turned and made the following report
which was unanimously adopted.
The question OF locating permanent
" the Capital of the State of West Fir-
ginia being of general interest 10 all
portions OF the State, and one likely TO
be soon determined by the representa-
tions OF the people now convened IN
the Legislature, we the citizens of the
county of RitehIs being governed by
considerations OF economy and the
conveniences aud general good of the
whole people, respectfully request our
representative in the House OF Dele
gates to use his influence and vote TO
locate the said Capital at some suitable
point on the North Western Virginia
Railroad. Believing that Clarksburg
would be suitable point in view of the
"a AId dLu COMMUNICATION
already existing, and thereby precIud-
ing the necessary expenditures Of large
sums appropriated by the State, we
deem 1t advisable to indicate our pre-
ference and the reasons therefore, and
request our delegate to so represent us.
ResotUed, That a copy of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be forwarded
TO our representative, General T. NJ.
Harris, and also to the Parkersburg
Tunes, Clarksburg FeLe1rdDI and the
Wheeling Inteui9eneer for publication.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine
due ]. B. YRAGER, Chairman.
JOHN s. PATTON, Secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30

day.
Faultless in feature, joyous sweet smile,
Joined body and soul in a heart of no guile :
Bewildering beauty, raised out OF the ciod.
lgazed and revered this creation of God.5
The sweet gift of heaven" was bauble to
He heartless, she artless, the,story began,
This fond loving one in affection Immersed.
This creation OF God,' by man was accused.
saw her again when the summer had ned,
Cold winter bad come AMI the roses were
Lead tinted clouds hlled the heavens with
And sad was her heart on that cold winter
o God VIII it never. this wrong of the
From the story of life forever departe .-
Brave man to fair woman, win he n sver be
just, t s',.-TlI1- -
TIL hearts burn 70 ashes, and ashes to dust ?
wronged spirit OF woman. I speak to thy
Come back to thy home, thy circle and fold.
having sinned, thou hast felt Heavens
Christening rod,
Come back 10 Us ali, thou creation of GodI !
WAEELIsG, W. VA, Grant House, Jan. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
ISI1stliG !SImlibE,4 C.sruHa4r.
HUMPHREYS'
HomnoDafbjc Snenifios

HAVE tPRovRD, .FRosI THE MOST AMPLE
- periefre, Az ertir mile I'ry,fnpt
Efficient, and Reliable. They arc tho only nssIi-
etne- PerieetlJ adapted TO popular use-so single
that mistakes cannot he male IN using Them, %
harmless 70 e free from danger, and efci,1t A.
to be always reliable They have Tnis-l the highest
sfactfon. ~ ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
Important to Gardeners,

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
w of all practical GSrdneTs 10 the adyATi-
tage OF putting In their orders for seeds carly,
a there are many vanttss very khort this
season e-.T- ."F I-r
We propose taking orders for seeds, sending
them on 10 DAVID Lslndreth 81 son OF Phila-
there have each order put up separately rem
der the purchaser the original invoice, and
charge him l1Andhsths prioz- A full and
complete stock Of sesd on bands through lhe
seasOE- PRYOR ED1 d a c.,
Agricultural warehouse and Seed Store, No.
Is Main street, Wheeling, wa Jsp5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
Greenwood CemeterH.

CITUATED on THE NATIONAL ROAD.
= miles east OF the city, is now ready fOi
intsEIneuts, sltle. and Improvement Of lots
II confirms 81 acres Of land, and Is laid out
in the Entsf modern and improved style
can be CEslly reached at all Seasons or the
year by the National Road, and for three
fDur.hs OF the year by the Eempfeld Raj.
Road. II is perfectly secnre, and 'liendeti 10
b. oeauiined by every variety OF trees, shrub
berry, public vault chapcl, arsidcinl lake
fountains. etc, TO make IL equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision IL also made for lis en-
lRrgemert, order and care IN perpeiulty.
Persons desirous Of purchasing lots can
examine the grounds with the fsupsTinten-
dent. V ho has plat. or secure them by cali
ing at The office o! me Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling
Persons wishing TO make interments viii
Cali on tie Secretary TO obtain permits there
for. .- ..... . - I
Tickets Of admission to LotholdeTE and
visitors win be issued 10y the Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECToEs--A. j. sweeney,
President; X. q. BOnhaun, Secretary; j. 3.
Rhodes, John q. Auth, Geo Aendel, Jos.
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, Il q.
jordan, = A. HldIeth, aual-lyd
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BINGHAM HOUSE,
ELEVENTH & MARKET SIS, -
pHIIAnHE mn"

ELEVENTH & MARKET SIS, 4r-
- PHILADELPHIA.
HNHIS NEW NcSD EEEGAST HOUSE Is
L now open for the reception oi guests It.
has been ntted up IN a manner equal to any.
in the county, The location being central
makes IL y very desirable stopping place,
boLn for Merchants and parties visiting the
city. The P4rlors aIespactOus. and elegant.
1y furnished The tables VIII he supplied
with al the delicacisS the market Will af-
ford and it rs tie intention OF the Proprietor
to keep IN every respect q First Class Hotel
1ermS-S3 Per day. l.fa
jan1-2Iud CURLIS DAVIS, Proptetor-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OFFICE No, % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, IN
~ terest paid on special nepnStt, Sotssa1d
hi4is Discounted, Exchange Bpnght and sold
-Solections made on all pOints
IN ofderto meet a want that has long been
fet Ia this community, this Institution win
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday Rner-
n~ooil ~ petlSeen the hourS OF two and four o.
one one, dollar and upwards, on which inferes
GEO. MESDEL, President
DIRECTORS--AleX. Lsaughlin, A. ] PannaIl.
John AcLure, iF-, Alex. Rogen, RorEan IL
Ott James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, james Ks.sd.
oelI-ly A. c. QuARlIlER, Tre asuTsr. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
7jptEIs.
Stanm House.

THF SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Informs his friends and the public geneF-
ally, that he has opened the 'SStRmm HOuke, :"
No. 3 Water street. The House is new.
with an entire outfit OF new furniture,
and II eompIete IN every respect.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 spzIIe no
pains 10 render mis- guests comfortable, and
hopes TO receive a liberal share OF patronage
Ample stahltng, attended by careful and
tanll-6m ..- o. HENRY STANM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
ansuraHfs.
Home Insurance Company,
'lnla OF CoETMBus. OHIO lH'r

Capital .n. -.SI- RSOO.OOO.
RneS'f, Ed gr zig a.a ~ arf.t See'ty,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. A. II. HANlEY.
JAMES II. FERGUSON. General Agent
for West Va. rH - .EITFT Ton -
once, next door TO NJ. & NJ Bank. - .....-,
'janS5-3m -.' . ' .t
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. DnECTORs: i r..
T. H. Logan, 7. p. ShAIlcruess, J. =. Rhodes
Geo. hendsl j. H. Hobbs, SGml. BicCiei-
Ian, q. W. FrCnzheiIn, JES- n. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin. nI..rr +. .....
VNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
orlsaniLed four yehrs- and I'm thai time
zone u l1suectsSstul business, Is slill prepared
10 take risks NJ mir rates on BuiIdinf.s Of all
kinds, MERCHANDISE, Manufacturing Estab-
goes on the Western Rivers and axes -
. Tins company offers superior inducctnGnLs
70 EaT,ners Whereby they can be inFurei ON
or yei.rs AT reduced rates. +. #..-|.. -.
THIS being home Institution, with the lIr-
Gest apiiaI ana surplus OF any company in
IN the state and composed OF come
uinety-four stockholders, most OF whom are
among our Dtz5t business men, recommends
slsell 70 the favorable consideration OF tlIe
iusIiring public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance Will be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary. ..f -..'.
ONCE, North side OF Monroe, betweeu
Main and Market sts., wheeling, W. Va,
..,,..,,,, y, q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
sAMI. McCLELIAS, President -.
- SE.o, 4kNDEL, Nloe President Ocl6
National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
,OOOs
g. IlreTide7It, GEORGE X. WHEAT
Vice President, JAMES McCLUNEY
DIRECTORS:
sohp sSIna E EaT,ils Wilson, 4: :o;9qarrier,
Seorge Adams, James Mctluney,
l. +, UPdesrRtii George X. Wheat
Christian Smith.
1NHIs COMPANY HAVING BERN Full
i ly organized, is prepared 10 transact bujd-
ness sand asks n liberal share OF public pHfTC-
mage; Rates as low as any firSt-class company.
mr22 JOHN BISHOP. sse'y.
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For the Inteuisencer.
TO b Ellie.

I saw her but once, In her old country home.
Bright summer was there, and the roses in
bloom, = : :
SpaTkled her eye, and her heart it was CAV,
Boundless her soul on that bright summer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30

NOTICE----we do not pretend to be SELL
ing goods at "coSt" and less than cost when
we have such intention. But we do say
that We will sell every description OF Boots
and Shoes for less money than any dealer in
Wheeling pays for the same goods. dcIS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

ga&R.bentss 0nb siniee ron ben etelen perfcnen. nelde
enrb Dr. Bartb wabrenp itaes tur3enMufentbalts In Qagroi1e
kit benz 1. Sepber behantell unb Sludlid eurtrt moreen ilno.
ten, tueiae al, WeISrffdwddt Itirs,. empftbsn lam, inttm
nein Spbn fiber ~iebenSebn Sabre lang nit ~ldeinbar san3lider
Iaubbeit bebaftet mar. Sn eider Gage fudte tt bic Dienite
bes Or. Bartb. relder cine %erfclsrei6e uno famer3lctc Opera.
ttun at meInes Scbnet DIR porHabm unb iii meinem Grfau.
Der b%sr9eaelt. SD bate, tesor id mtd anDr. Sartb tranble.
5tlfe fit ben SAL n,eines Spbne5 ron ieber tetannten QueQe
~ %erlaneen ee{v&t: SD Bin %spQfans,!s iiberseust, bab Or.
eartb cit YteHfer in isinem 8eruf 1T. ba i9 metrere n,einer
5reunec femme, b..en @sii6t uno geb6r tu-d ttn tuieoer berse>
teQt rpprefn III. Sames 9. Oapts,
g. 8. Mbrele. ern, gDtsepnitt III.
Sobn 81. @urr- Qanaidbrise Iaubbeit bur4 cine einjisc
Operation gebeilt.-Y. 8. MereIe. Gpro "a Gruie. %QDtsccniiu.
Sahrcu. Der gpop entiernt, welder III Or. 8artbs 3immer
~ feben. furte bas gebDr ~bersetelt tn mcttSfs ais elmer bal
Sen stunee 3ett!-p. D. Ga Gru0e, Dobnuns amsi Dleilsn
BON Der Staot.
Mep. Ssrael Sid Jau vcn @raruliruna unt @dwinten
Der NusenNeeer.-g 8. Tors0e. 9lrnceSa. Buffalo g.. aDis.
s. 6. Sna!tb = SAT- bon droniiher Gnt5inbuns. 8ranuli<
runa unb Sdtptnben Der Mueenieber unb naheSu blino felt
Sabren. 1T muir adt Sage 1T Gr: Sartb'S Sebanellns eepeiea
auo ian Jet etsn unc s%era9nli&e Drudi@rift lslen.-g. 8.
Nore0e, Ga Grpde, QDis.
CM. B.-Srrr smith lit isben I:s INT 10 ltr Dornittaos
in Or 9artb's 3itn1ner AZ feben Mno ;u ipreden)
Iehter ron Srau .. %. S~ibbare-1aQ non Sautteit eur9
DIR. pclap. 9as @ebDr rnrbe iufort %hereeteat. irwie Der
Yclap entfsrnt. 2revlein 5ibtar! 1T nm Q ubr SUrmittaSs
III Ieben uno III fpredben.
llnb yiele stntcrc. ipsl6e tdslia Iuseu spn unierer Schant.
tun0s. Mettpte aeben. ST. 5plse ts Wanaels All Nautn lno
mir %s.nbtbiet. muir entae non ben sieIen su vsr6hentlihen.
Araufe. netde Dr. Sartb III cpniultren plnlhen, treroen
ltbten Sage ietnes sluienttalts oft 10 scn Meniten ~angeiuQt
III, oae ee fir I'm turtaus unn,Eelid III, ben ietnltten 8ttten
eIler iu entfvrc&en, mel&e UNI Ssbane!uns nadiudsn:
Gensrfet5rertb III. bab in elmer Wetrbeit pom 6aaen en
Bou tinrettt, au6er in erritlideu Gdaen uun aranlteit ss
Auaes,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
2e1et!

Grief .en aes. IT. sDivun. gaaor Der lln'cno'9 aptiisn'
&irhc, Wilrnufee.
.Suf bic sttlsn ertunsisunoen tn sesus aui Or. sartt.
babe tb III bencrfen. has i'd, ibn gut FEMME une nit elmer 9rpBea
Nnsatl Tcrlonen hetannt bin melde bon ien III aranttciten
ees Muaes, Sbrs. Ger Nehls. Punaen ub Iaubbeit tetancelt
rcrsc, dno nno t@ meib; rae sr IT jeeent ehaselnsn, Sale. yon
nslden i'd &enntniB bale. cine &ur tewirfte. SD femme feline
einlise rcrfeblte Aur, nod bote td ren eincln Sails, eeb0rt. NO
ct Mot etne Sur bepirttc, wenn eR fclSss @sr(rreden bon tbm
''H -. so ar Is Huf ais s1r,t ue snnns.arst aent steitm
Slnts ots' s an: a ,s.; MsaS III i; 1T g e. =. s :. : %ssttaitns ,s s.rt i,, 'sreE
SCI. Is. 81. R.s. 5. Dtrcn.
50 e{%i; STA! sn''" +" 0(3''i'' "S''s"' 't' 49, 49, ""'
nit Werenioen fonn i'd 81. sartb ~tntoiRren uno 9eaeu
{ sii ss!s t Hi'as ny @d heas'S eas SsSSs'' t ss'i a Ss T. Ter s" s"s
9auttaut beteutete eelitten babe. SD bate cine quite Mn'
9ab! gsrsts In ss 81 aui t,sine s,S gaa -, unit nrS Msts estGsd%et;; ,r aat
mir icfert belfen tonne une ans g0ert eins. Gr nab!,n cine
GHsf' @an sS5 T ssi2t 1T " %ss' %sin g e,s 'ss& + gut III Ssrssasat, ~ sm : Is
lie mar. Nadecm id ater Swet Wfonate tans naebr %ersuleet.
ais bic spra5t ~ lass s ssssm's' c tann TO- w. :. S Sar n;t tr an 1as
mein Geber rieeer berseiteat. %iontern aud rteia vebe' ,9sret.
tt. * i'd lter,eust hin. ta6 id uidt LANCE In einem icl&en
pea.o5fs, & H. SdSsE aes.
Werfw uroiee=6tilua9.
TtrNeuH19 etrer lunAen Nd1te, Ttlht 5mdnl1 SABRE tanb-
fun,r1 trar.
Nu6 laBen ess 8etsre.
portage Gitu. @is, Is. 0ft. 1867.
dn M. g. &rttus unb Inecrt, "a Grrle, 9DiS.
Reue 9e7vcn! ---.
Sbr Brief I'M Mussunf. som II. Ottrter fam III .Saut.
Sn Nntnprt .ui bic reridietenen @nfraeea rpe9en her 9aub.
fun,mteit nneiuer Irdter Gpleentes: GrfetS Ns meine
Iphter rer Sabre alt mar, bate lie, mas bic WerSte nenaen
etnen ihmadcn sniel ron Gdarladfeter, wetet ie tas &C.
boz unb he Spradc perlpr. Seit Der 3ett, % Sabre. bat fe
ieineu Sol, aebprt ,nb feline Silte osfprpdem. bis Or. 8artt
an, lcst,n q. September thr pals unb Shren rpcrtrte. nab.
rcne er bier (einen brittsn 9elud madts. Die operation ,ra,
mar srfrlersit. Nn, erinen 9as mad Der Speratisa brit
meine Z cdter 10 teutlid. ais irsene elm Nleerer rne thut eie
rod lur Ait, no i'd, HES idreite. Sbre Spra&e tencrt i'd
tdalid,. Gie lam jett bic meHten Der setSbntia eetrau6ter
gTSrtsr Der ,uolilden eprade ip1cben. Seit her @eriteaune
meiucr 1pdter get6r unb sprade. taten tsir @reie ron gal
uno 8ern erbalten, trrrin I'm Mustunft lter eeren 9eiluns &C.
becn miro. SD bin jest ~iterSeu9t. eab bic Seilune tine per
manenntc IN. une sic mertea mi9 ssrp1tbten, Tenlt Sis g
Der g9elt eutlSiren miirten. gum 9eiten Der tn eerlelbet e4e.l
Qeieenten, tamit lie niTen. eaB en @ett III Ssr1el IT er Se,
taneluns hes ~midtiseM Organs. hes Ours IT, NJ. port,
lhGte Id ais stncn Der %fatisiten Mer;te uno 9SunearIte eue
pbtr anberer Qantsr. elm Gentleman. Der eas rrue Vtertrallei
tIlsun,s bier. mic iberaI, mr er hinfrrnmt.
W&tunsspuu Sbr sebrriamer Greuno uab Diei,sr
Sobn s. Sine.
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tn>' IN ben oemofrat(aen @oun.ts pte(,
aus, lSa panpen tbrer @rb, unp1 Nufin,
befft9er 3a befteten, unb ;eeullae Wtnuz
bltfaner auf pie Dtdtiatett pteler Nufooh,
gu osrrpe'(tn, mar Ger 3usd pteles Nrtis
tel4. TN t@fi .tJ!@3iL ."'JIt#I3F utrn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

8raD0 no&molsl Mle ,,pdrt.,t teuti&s
Manner elmer i@ltnrm,e n 58er(utuno
:"aaeleBt al6 Die &eute IN Brcmn So,
uno ME rpatb cine fol&e @eyiuduna
u1dnnlt9er beffanbea. tNcQsn {id bic
oeu'lden &tpublifaney in Nam(sy<Goun.y
bteron NAL eiu Bet{p{tl nebmeu? ,H".
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50: 1T: ,122 majorri1,id1t f FL, 81 @op j., M N,,af
''au. D'e dbrtaen Ranotpaten auf BEN
reputlitonif6en 1,det babtn' cine Majos
rt'at ecn 240-:-25O, g. Wana (osar
eine folde von, .348 Stimmer. ~
Gin ba.nr Gdlae fir Die Demofraten,
ste tparen i@er 3--400 Maioritdt aul
tbrer Sette' unp istt1 nabe 70 .p,el auf pe,
Aapstn,-Gtn emp1nblider @4lao.
>a Na4asns unebr FARTHER. -}@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

Neuelte6 y. 4rDwn &puntY.
Gmmcr better.
ur{sr Gp1rsfrcnpent cpn New ; l1lm
(@reibt: '3: .-"
Nem. i lnt Z. NpS. 1867.
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Das Helultat rer @abl In Bypwu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
Be1u6e in Mirnelpta:
Or. Dartb
miro 1ein in st. paul i'm
"IN7ERNATION.AL HOTEL !
an Donuer1as Morsen, ben 10. Oetuter, unb
bletbt Dis gum II. NoYember, tpejelbR
er su ipre9en Itin mirb.

Dr. 8artp nsrb spitis nidt Hanger G., einem plase bletben,
us fir ieben Ylab beltinmt IL.
9ater lcaen &ranfe. relde I'm 5u %ceu|ulttren tranften. 70.
fort BET tbm r%crpreden. nm ibm b%tnrei4enee Belt aur p~ron,pten
Bebaneuna tkre5 Sales III Aeben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
RmmR!ibe Mu0en

rerben ~etnseisBt welae l@ mic natirli&t Ansen
bfwesen unb ausie9en.
Offe. etunben rut s lbr Morsens bis 9 lltr Abenbs.
ene Briefe. melde ppitmarten %entbalten unt ar uniere 3meist
Office I'm Gutcrnaticnal ]octel. 81. PAIL. %aoerelltrt ltno, Wer'
bet prcn,pte Berididtiauns erbalten.
@isrft cuS tie behin,n,te Belt, ,p Or. 8artb DIT eurt'n
plase Ifn nirb, unb nabt Is eua Sunt Nueen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

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a11tuett oea @inn.< @entral>8 abn Depo,.
@fiuneapolts, aR;nn.
Mt$. 5~artmanu, &iaentbam.r.
sNe.ne ~er'btn @dae fnbeu bel mir Rets III
o.ms pso'enun9 ino Stl& unb 9o9is in raeinem
Subletnaerid teten bau5e. 4Reine Bar eutb6If
de1s be beien @etrdnte. ~
n.y. Au5asse'daee 5taauna il nit ben
Wt9. 3artmauu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-06
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

-'eI :" wears eEleri- in naguf 81 stoves
We ntcine conri-c q sN ytsTs since. .hat rasr
sonit Il money wSs being ezsen led the people Of
thls country, in buying cesP and almost worthless
s'oTes, .alge pcr7Oa Il which E-s-ed. and rha-
True coo1omr Consisted IA huyln tie bat s-v.S -sr
could he made, no ithstsndi - tse gCloe vs. hir
With this pro- rded 10 oosfrcf the American
Cooking stove an4 sl I'd isns ar exprr.e 10 make
IL 'hr ist mot lerfe rhSf could e made
Ana have expcT1mtiltel viii II md cn-efuu.
watched its operat;s fo- tie last SIX Tess snd when
an lmpTore nei suggested lief have II once AdoEf-
ed i, sd Ne have sere-sl Of -hese improvements S.
cured iy letters ps-eni In ths -r1rue do not h..
itzc 20 say, Te have tTeGEh il Lir,r safe AZ 1
lection than hss hsTc''for- leea attained IN cool n
ttEe@ Inc rccen- Improvements in this stove hss al
largely 10 AZ c0lg, i1oe and effectiveness In NJ,
the varieties Ct s.oze- NE rlsuufactrrr ne F-s -
ness durability, convenience aas economy Il ene-s-or
n her than chcapass in price, snd IN COM. Ne -
s1ied We stady the j. ieIesi Il thdse pu7clsspr or
stoves SHEAR, PAIkARD A 90
-, - .- - Albany, y. Y.
For ssle By IL COwDRf, 81 JOhnsbury, VI unxl