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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05
HcY TO LIVE.

HcX ITO LIVE.
he livsth Ions who liveth well;
All other life is short and vain;
He livetf longest who can tell
Of tiyTing moSt for heavenly gain.
g.SS!.veth long who liveth we'll;
= All else is being flung away;
He1iVesh longest who cen tell
or true things truly done each day.
Waste not thy being; back 10 Him
Who freely gave it. freely give
Else is that being but dream:
'Tis bCs to be, and not to live.
r Be what Seemest: live thy creed, ~
la, Fold up to earth The torch divine,
Be what thou Prayest to be made; l.r
2 e Let the great Masters steps be thine.
Fill up each hour with what will last;
Buy up the moments as they 60;
The life above when this is past,
L. the ripe fruit Of life below.
Sow truth. If thou the truth woulds't reap;
Who soWs the false shallIeaP the vain.
Esect and sound thy conscience keep.
From hollow words and deeds refrain.
Sew love, and taste its fruitage pure;
n Sow pence, and reap its harvest bright;
sew sunbe ans on the rock and moor
And ind a harvest home Of light.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05
VIM. M. HAzELTINE & CO.,
OF TIE
EASTERN BAKERY!
Are still in the field. and are selling all kinds
of goOdsin their line
ASCHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.


WEDoNoTD DEEM IT NECESSARY TO
w say more; those who know us will aatsst
the truth of our assertion. We only ask eoa-
tinuance of those favors systematically bestoW.
ed heretofore, and promise our whole efortsiA
your behalf, knowing that an appreoistivs
public will reward Us for so doing. 49,.
And to eur country friends We would aAy
that we will endeVOr at al times to pay - :
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for your Pro-
DUCE; and in return will try to make is for
your interest to buy your Groceries of Us.
And we do hope, through the kindness Of
our friend s, to be able to builn up trade that
will be an honor to our name and benefit
to the public; knowing, Is we do, t!lat our IA
cilities for buying goods are inferior TO rome,
and superior to many. Feeling coEEdsnttkst
we will be able ut all times, Providence permit
ting, to make it to your interest to call on us
before purchasing elsw here,
We are, respectfully,
VIM NJ. HASELTINE 4 Co
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05

The BENEFITs OF ADYERTIsING. The
following from the Pittsburgh Gazette, q
sketch of business house in that city.
illustrating our views relative to the ben
s6ts Of advertising exactly. There is no
question whatever about this matter OIL
being benefited by liberal yet JudiciOus
use Of printers ink:
."In q brief interview With one of our
most liberal patrons. a few DAYS since.
We Inquired his experience of the noIicy
Of advertising. We regard his answer
az noteworthy, and commend IL 10 The
consideration Of others. He said lbs
same kind of business in which be il en-.
gagged has been carried on at the same
stand for ten years by one, and nearly
ten years by another predecessor. That
thess two men gave diligent attention to
their business, were sober and frugal, bat
spent nOlbiDg for advertising. They
were lust able 10 exc out a living. That
be bought out the concern ten years ago,
and begun debtor for the whole esIab
hshment. He Selt poor, and only ex-
pended fifty dollars per annum in each
Of the business papsrs the. frat year; that
subsequently, he increased his expenses
20 several tho1sard dollars annually for
advsrusing, and the result has damon,
strated It's marvellous utility as - Ia 40.
dsy worth SI7o, 900, and - $500
pEOels are constantly Increasing
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-05
CHRISTMAS.

When in silence, DER the deep,
Darkness kept its deathlike sleep,
Soon as God His mandate spoke,
Light in wondrouS beauty broke.
But beam Of hOlier light
Gilded Bethlehem'S lonely night,
when the glory of the Lord
Merey's sunlight, shOne abroad.
"Peace on earth. good will to men,"
Burst the glorious anthem then;
Angels, bending from above,
Joined that strain of holy love.
Floating Ger the waves Of time,
Comes 10 az that song sublime,
Bearing TO the pilgrims ear
Worda to soo:he, sustain and cheer.
For creations blessed Light, gLN
Praise to Thee, Thou God Of might
Seraph strains Thy name should bless
For the Sun oil RighteOu snessl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
words merit careful, consideration. In spenk-

words merit careful consideration In speak
ln4g Of manhood suffrage" he said:
~ They solemnly declare they are in favor OF what
Enoy eau manhood suffrage. Be it 80, but with il
SHnss go manhood Representation. Manhood suf-
rage must not DO used to destroy the right of the
Mnnaority OF the people of this country. II 1t is the
natural right Of the negro in Florida to have n vote
e 10 not his right to have II count forty-fold more
IN the Senate Of che United States than that a. n
men In New York. IF it Is the natural right az n
man In New York to have q vote. It ia sIso his
natural right TO have it count as much in the con-
trolling branch Of tho Government as that Of a
nan IN hnode Island. II this evolution is begun
~ must go on to its logical, just end. It must not
Eon On tne necks or the majority OF the American
psople ana stop there, but numbers must be rep
T T = not rotten boroughs or sham States.
we lnpiore Senator's not to begin revolution. Your
imparha1 representation. If you continue your
usurpati0n the country may not be content with
driving you back within constitutional limits. IL
may go further, and, acting upon doctrines YOU
assert, 1T may crush you out and make another
Senate based in truth upon manhood suffrage
The country needs peace, but IL you viii have
revolution it cannot stop at any chalk lines you
may mark out"
If the Radical party is allowed to continue
in IFS course the whole fabric of Government
must be destroyed. Fortunately the news from
the North and West indicates that the day of
awakening is near, when the people of these
United States will regain their lost freedom
and will curse the policy and ambition of the
Radical leaders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
GOOD NEWS.

Whether the telegraphic dispatches pub
lished this morning are strictly true or not
is q matter of small Importance. Even if the
majorities in Pennsylvania and Ohio should
not turn out to be in favor of the Democrats
they certainly prove that Radicalism, has met
with q crushing defeat. Its 10000 majority
in Ohio is gone; 1900 in Pennsylvania
has vanished. Negro suffrage in Ohio is
dead. Thank God the people of the North
are awaking to the fact that Radicalism means
tyranny; not only tyranny in the South, but
a subversion Of the Constitution over this
broad land which was dedicated by our
fathers to liberty, and whose liberty must
and will be preserved.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
ITO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We would be glad if subscribers would
remember that newspapers require money
as well ss do individuals. We will,
therefore, be obliged to all who are in
arrear, in the city and in the country, if
they will make prompt payment of what
ia duo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10

a1- AZ COMMUNICATIONS intended. for publication In
this journal Tnssst be addressed to ne Editor of Me
Dduy Nstos, No. ID Hayne-street, Charleston, S. C.
Netps. D""S
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected co,ayounicn
lions.
Aduertisenen1s outside ofae city must be accon,pa.
MED tOith the Gosh.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
G FL A r
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1856

jon WoRK.-we have now completed our
office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
orlando
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
LARGEST CrRcULATroN.-Tse DAILY

LARGEST CIRoULATIoN.-Tne DAILY
NEWS p@bhshcs Mes official List Of Lot,
te's rcnminisatsain the Roste0sce at Ike cid
cfssachSseeeS agreeeb4w 70 che 6HoOsss
'dsiomSSef Me Mso Posse6scs Lou, az ,As
nssSpdppsr Aovsng Ae zarasss csarca,asson IN
M GU Of GAaressom: N. Is.
sscrrSN6. And'be It furehsr enactsd, That nsts 81 LEI.
tern emaining uncalled for in eny Postofnce in any CITY.
town.ccs village. whore q newspaper shsn DO printed.
shan hereafter be published once only in the news1apes
which. being Published weekly or oftsner, slaIl have fhe
largest circulation within range Of delivery of the said
office ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
r o r s E.

ENOR SALE, A PIANO OF GOOD TONE, Ar
October 10
NOR SALE.-A FIRST CLASS DRUG
STORE, well stocked and Atted, in q good business
locality, and doing . good business. Reasons for SELLING.
On account of Ill health. Address a. Posto6ace,'
Charleston, s. @. Sc Octoher q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
w A N T S i.

NM A N II Il ID, BY A WHITE
w American, o Situation for House Work and to
make herself generally useful. Apply at THIS OFFICE,
OeooDor ~ ~
WANTED TO RENT, A HOUSE IN
w respectable neighborhood, In any portion of the
city. A fair price will be paid. and prompt payment
guaranteed. Apply at the Ivy House, No. as Arson
SueeI October 7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
EDU N AL.
YOUNG LADIES, COLLEOIATE IMsn1

Dun LADIES' COLLEGIATE INsrI-
TUTE.
GHNHE EXIGENCIES OF Il TINES HAVE CArIsED
n tho Commissioners OF tho State Normal and Hioh
School TO use the building as q Free School. The State
Normal and High School, as now organized, will t. eref re
De treL sierred, under the title Of the YOUNG LADIFn.
INSTITUTE, to the commodious buildinu
on on x {ho north strnn s'de OF George street, No. 2s. one door west
Tuition In the Preparatory Department. SI2. 20 per
han session. or $oO per annum; in the Collegiate Depart
p nensi s1S per per half session, or SEQ por annum: French,
course. Latin. Greek, German. Italian. spanisSe IT..
charges. :" uo'
a Limited number Of Boarder! will be received at the
institute. Board. $50 per month, or $500 per annum.
including washing. Lights. Fuel. etc. Parior Boarders
advance. ' >"
Board Of Instruction as follows Rev. HENRY M.
MOOD. A. M. Principal; Rev. A. BASS. A. M.
Professor Of Mathematics and Ancient Languages: Pro.
lessor E r.: GIBBS. A. NJ, M. D.. Lecturer on
ao%MEEy' I and Natural ira philosophy; Professor F. s.
1. A. FRAMPTON, NJ. D., Professor Of Modern Ian.
g1uages, Professor VIM MASTERMAN, instructor in
Vocal Music Miss MARY @. DOE Instruotress In
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA M. HILL. instTuo.
tress In English Branches.
September mtbAmo,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10

whites who had been permitted to register. for the
4A,72S OF registered whites embrace not only the
Conservative whites, but the Radical whites aa
well, which would leaye only about 40. 600 Consar-
natives In all. Being thus fraudulently daprived
OF their strength by Radical tactics. what induce.
ment had the Conservative whites to ioin in thu
election"
a Meioourns paper announces The arrival in
thas city OF MIR. Christian Friedrich Schafer. a
German traveller, who came overland from ,Svd-
ney, tho greater part Of tho way on foot. MIR.
Schaser Is OF dwarfsh stature, from the effects Of
an injury to tho spine received In youth, but in
spite % shis physical drawback he las, G Curing tie
last afteen years. travelled over Q great part or the
surface OF the world, mostly as a pedeatr;an NJ
has passed through every country in Eu.ona
through Asia Minor, Syria, Egypt, North Aries
and across tho width OF North America. from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific, on foot and alone. No has
in the course Of his wanderings compiled . large
mass OF observations ON the customs and charac-
ter of the various populations through which he
has passed; carries q book or credentials. in which
ms passports are attached, and in which he has
autographs OF potentatss, ambassadors, generals,
governors, consuls, mayors, and maudarins. which.
when his tour Ia completed, win be an interesting
collection. He proposes to make q complete tour
OF these colonies, and to psss through Eastern
Asia dndia and China), finishing his lonr ram-
Dnngs by . bold journey ON foot through Russian
Tsrtary back TO his home.
a writer in Science Gossip aays: "Anear nsirh-
1of' upon whose vsracity I can rely, recently open-
sda Drain IN Kent, when he made the follovino
alscovsry: At the mouth Of the drain were placed
Two large stones, in measurements nearly two aat
square ana three inches thick the one at she tai,
sestod closely upon the one beneath. Upon lfstinr
: 'ifom the lower stone, the skeletons of Ave frors
were discovered; they were in o oircie IN the An.
.e OF the stones, quite fat. Upon ftaaitig one ~
mem mp and holding IL to the iisht, there was ousy
. Inreaaake appearance Of bones between tbs, dry.
hsstened and fsshless skins; thsSA sAina wsra
clear and beautifully marked. In shis ssate thsy,
we're sssn " several parsons, ana by oact, ar them
inc fross wsre considered TO DO dead . bsak ,ter
1ne water commenced to Cow over ths,n thara - Z
snent gasping perceived In tho tbrsAtro 81 eaoh. ~
aesfess the bodies sweIled. and siss ana r,ot,or,
.ssurasd. Thsn, TO tho surprtss Of ths beholaars
sns nogs sprang up. ana ran away into ira dEain.
10y oa9 these frogs gss bsaeatk tAe stdns that
Covered me lower one W. clo6slv7 sE 1asSrNS WA ~
space Sor them 10 enter or dspsxt. Ara n1nn M
ausassSg there wAs moi @shs sliRhEsst lnasutetso,s
snade by thA fFnesss a 80 essnnn.aA II = sa.sse~
ssass ego sAAs Wy ktdhss ssss piacSa 49, sNs
& % E3%so@SgE& .@2xs& %T SafY6f4St| FRN3%SI 54tkfAR
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M E { N @ s.

GTON LODGE, NO. 8 A. f.. M.
ITNHE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF THIS IODae
Il will DO held at Masonic Hall, Th,s (Thursday1 Eyen-
Will attend. N'S'oe"
By order OF W.. M.
o,.- =. WEBB, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10

HOMO LOAN AND BUILDING AssOCIA-
TON.
HUE FORTY EIGHTH NsTALMFNT OF THIS AssO
- CITATION will be received during This DQu. at No
~ hsyne street. and at the Masonic Hall This Evening
sold. GES r WIMuE - y
So"ooi ~ Treasurer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
o eau M at d a IS,
6iRorilter &6man
UDtt
\. :. pra4uogel.
(Gortlseuns*)

Uamit aber bie1er 8url1e la Blade enpfnbet
tpas es beiBt, in 1einem Beibe sei9Gnbet ~ iein,
werbe i6 1einen 8rief ant Did {oslei@ ecpiren,
meinen Nanten barunterleben rnb nit benz @ut ait
bic Jrau @rafn Blade i9iden! Saba, cine Qiebe
it ber anbern mertb Maett Ct nteiner Grau men
Intra9, made i9 1etner Grau AUDI men Mntra9
9lQer CUTE @f 19IBt ME opr @9urtentitde aber
pet111 man {i Elm aetpille6 Senpnnee Der BpS=
belt ertperben tann, tbue man'S ia! Man balt ale
@elt II, 8epect unb bic @anai1en tperben 9rtn1enb
freunbli9, ba,nit man ibnen nl1r ni9ts anbabe.
Neine 2arpe t9 babe rneine Qarpe, nun Jprtrr1a,
9ieb mir bic re9te Mttitube Sa9enb elite Ct 3,&
Ieinem Nrbeitstilde unb tesann ben Brief an bic
@rafn gu }9reibe1t. -. -" 49,. ...
@u{anne atbmete auf, ibre @eelenan9f beean1t
ben 8emubt{ein 81 tpei9en, baB @arpn tr9enb ei=
men MuSwe9 gefunben. 6ersersn1anrl tpenn Du
nur tpieber Mutb ba tpirb AUDI n1ei1, 9er3 lei9ter,
-Mber-aber>-el1en maden mir bod aud, lieber
@ptt-! .....
@etpiB, 11nb ipear pprtrefli9! ertpieberte @arpn.
MQp &pe9lele bic Nfpte ! Damn brat(t bu fir 11ns
Mle Elm paar @ipp9eu, iersirf einise 5lal9en
@ein, ni9t pabr?
M@ ia! rief @ulanne> unpiQtirli9 spn ibrem
8esebren iibermannt.
11nb Sbr fublt @u9 niebt erniebriet, bos @elb
III rebn1en, tpelbeS alS Raufpreis @urer @aanbe
sebpten parb rief Gursptt raub.
Grnisbrist? unb geauuar@ais iab ibn a@|el-
sudenb an. 0enn i'd Ia 8la9e spiuee, mir feine
@@anbe absuta1fe1t, anitatt ibn gum 5errn u.einer
Gbre au MAIDEN, bas 1ou mid erniebrisen2 &atu,
bu bait beine @ernunft unter abfaeten Debuetip-
nen Yerluren I! Qi{t eeeett 2if io Gebt SpteL unb
ber DampfeI Imue g beaaablsn! 9eftntlt$ ptr-
bet Sbr Dret Mnlere @Gffe fein! Die ,pabrbafte
2renuns bsr .Netar bsFe9t il ter @Iksgeamtints
bteE Orbnun9 btrNotur it uu(srer 9efInfenen
| 3ett tpieber ber3uRrQen! ~ -" -
@ereoY t9Gttlte bas 3aupt. 2ampienun nubte
be1aR@ laden, Turspt aber faste talt; SD ta.8e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

Gs >vGre mSsliR, tpenn @ie namli9 bet prtnae
fnnen 9efaqen. &pn ber bentieen Aubien3 bGnet
eben MQt8 ab. -.
@ber pas, &besaHer- beabf@tiesn Bic
prin3e{{inner NIT mir r2
Das baben bteltlten allein ein @e@t Sbnen gu
fa9en.'
9ier il am tpeniefen BET Srt bariiber III reben.
Wenn t9 Sbnen faee, bab Sie SIR ean3es Mr}e-
nal @Sbrits ms 3refen fibren, babel btnttn rtif<
fen. bab Sbr Slid I'M @pi.l it, fu-': ...:s@ :'''
,So 1T 9enue .eeiast @besalisr: &ommen Sie>
ID babe bic araft in mir, gang Granfrei@ unter'S
Nntlib 5u treten. Ct urtar1nte '@ulanne unt }ae-
te: @treib aber ni9t ba9 GNtn. y -. -,
2aflen. @ie unS ia .sidts onbrennen. Dan1it
trsrif Yr,n @us&ens 5anb, prebte iie ld@elnb an
bic Npper1 unb 8eibe perlieben bas @ema@.
@uianne, Malesberbes, Tureptt unb Mpreus
blidte1 ibnen mad, iaben ii9 barauf narr an, unb
ibnen tpar, als ertpa9ten Ge aus einem puneerli-
@en Granme, ttien&nlab ie ni&t su erflaren per-
n1>9ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
&ellftristist tkes.
5e6ruQr.

. 3ebruar> bes Di@ter9 2eibeefabrte
Du fam'f IL tur& trie er>
ltnt pas ju biel ben Nnbern man be19etrte,
Grbielt Qu tpenteer.
l1nb tpeil man Gu@ su tpenie bat sebpten,
lnb tpeil ibr taut't ~ tura
Sp baRtt ibr $yrannen unb DsSppten
l1nb brinet fle germ gum @tur3.
3war iu4t man ;u befeaen pit ben Di@ter
Dur@ Gitel unb bxr9 @olb
auein er tleibt bet @iQtar 1renesr @i9ter
er blsitt aeF Greibtit g'ls*
:3war siebt Dir e's3bia ter aalenterma9er
'sfen Sag @ebaltsulag
SIM S9altiabr. Mbet 4nf1e @ieberlader
gerfebn f9le@t ibre @a9.
Ga tSnnen Did bic &aufer unb bic ;3abler
Grtaufen 1tinmermebr.
Dn biit unb bleibit ein rptber &abitaler
llnb NepplutipnGr.
Ginf lieBeft Du ta5 2i9t ber Welt erhliten
Den 5elben @aibin9tpn
l1nb u48" i9luseit Du 1T @tiiden
5errn Qpnis Ybilipps Gbrpn.
5prnuna, Du ba7ep felbf tes9iri9ts&rpneu
l1nb tpirff Ve tbm ppm 8ppf.
@iQit Du bic Gae1artrpne benn ser19pnen,
7N;o Grh cr4rnu>>4& &o;>@ Trn,f
limb tpie bic &lanse aus beS Eibtsrs Sarfe
Grj9Ittert nan9en Ibrp1t
@pri9f Du Tyrannen 11nter Deiner Qarse
Mit Mastenfreibeit 5pbn.
l1nb wenn int ublufeen II grnit" bid erellireu
Die Sben AUDI bes Mara
Maslt Du bea Sppttea 19arfe @afe fabren
SIM freien Masten 1@er3.
Sp tSnnteit Du gum 8eiipiel Did sermummen
@an3 lei9t als u6pneit abe"
1tnt penn GR i9ldft gang lei1'. in'S Sbr S69l
Summen:
,S9au, Nnby, ber; i9 leb.
Da piirbe cine blei9e Qippe laGlen:
,,@nabe, i9 THAT es ni@t!"
Gum @taataQrei@ tpiirb er ni9t bic Tauf meb,
ballen,
:3ittern ppr'm 9 plfS9eri9t.
l&nb nun ni9t bang Serr 8armer. @iesesfarte
SIM freien @plte ppbnt.
Drum i9arf' ben YFu9 unb rlfe Did gum
8erfe,
Denn jeBt it &Ifempnt.
q. gE.
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pau( Rie9er's
NnnpntD1Her,

4uul 0ltCUCs
@rceQente8 Mu9en&p1ner,
bep69rt IN ben i&wiertsiten Gaoen ale tsunetr"
bar wt.tenbes 9etlmittel, 1T, tpte bic pbtesn
Wr6parate, patienten pte @teberSertauftrn BE-
tens eu1pfpblen-
BIadberrY.Bal NJ aue GaQe BON
@pmmerfrantbett (summer-complalnt)
be Rtnbern beilt.
Wfprie'S Staltentl6er Mu8en:
ale unfeblbarts Mttttl
fit bic &ranttetten be8 Mu9e6.
(Mtute unb &rpnt,~e)
WerRentSrner, Giteruue ber 3branenbraien,
Bltmntern ,anb @4wd@e-
Das MitteI Writ unfeblbar, mag bic Rrant-
belt 1frppbulUlen pber anbsrn nriprun8s fein
(e pttst eseen s$pa$e nne abnsbmtn tt'
aGnbe in btn Bau beGelben. 8efenttrs fol3en
Vtripneu ~ empfebltn, mel&e ibr Muee fort.
nGbrenb atau{trengen taben. Der Balm pirt
ibrer @ettraf # aQ9eu,ein esfunee 1batteteit toe'
BET perleibtn.
Wrpbirt's unb ibr perott's berdbrt Rnben.
wreis IS Sent per Gla(&t.
~ baben bel allen DrnseiRen:
Mprfe u. DaileY, Gtsentbuusr.
Dubuque, Sppa.
Die Materialien, aug benen ts 3uberettet t.
Rnb rein uup fSRltd. 90 IL nit b.%Rer @urs'
falt unb @tnauteieit auiammeneefsbt unb mi
5{dertett unb pbne @@u,erj anautenben, ba ei
GuberIt@ applieirt wtrb unb bte @efabt tauittl$e'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wel&e bae 3arte @u'
oenaeuebe 70 leidt 3eritSren, permeteet.
l1nb pte fir bas Auee 70 ungen.etn tpcbltbd'
tte tptrsenb, wurbs es aud ba@a betlfam Ct
funben fur
fpruu9ene 2ippen unb Q6nbe
aBurman 8tnser, Se!tflub. Grs'
iipelas, Sn(ettenft&e ,e.
Mprfe Y. 3 atleY, Dubuque, Suwa,
Gi9eutbImer.
o. @seen Gtnfeneune son 30 Gent IN fran
ltrteua Brttt auBef&tdt.
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
0&.r,s mtttel fir Dtarrbpe, t&le&t'
Itrtauune, Gbplera @orbus
Rtuber-Gbplera, unb allennte1'
Ietbs. .Rrautbetteu.
407 paul Rieser
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
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alle Mrten 6uberlt@er 8rantbetten feines Wieb'
fanbes tut 6auie balten follte.
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ben Gngrob -9e,tauf In ben @taaten Minnefota
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
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Das ausat,et@netie aller tefaunten MIttttl, 3ur
BefDrberuna bts @a@stbums bes 1aars nub
BteberberReaune ber GIQe unb urlpri.u8lt&tn
Sarbe serfelben, fir ben @reB- u. &letnsertaut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

panl Rieger's
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4tll
hte bette 9ansmebt3tu fir bic erc6s Mn3abl 1on
&rantbetten, msl@e bur@ 8.runretntnune ets
Bluts unb @tSrun8 ber 0ereauun8s" Sreane
beYppreerufeu aerten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

NauI Nte8er'8
unfeblbare
Me6i3t1t ses.n &beut1att8n1uS
ftlbft In ben bDSariieRtn Gdlen bteitt 3rantbett
bon f&erRer @trtune, wtrb ben VanbtauF Feuten
~ {pl&en preilen ab9sla0eu, rel&e ttnen quite
prp6te beim @ertauf R&sru.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

~ Deutl9e Mpptbefe
u 1)aul Ritger,
Empire Block, obere @topt 3. StraBe.
st. @aul, @innefota.n
ba4t fir ben @rub- uno &letnrerfauf aQe Mrten
BON Mr3neten, 1aterldnbtia DE nnb amer'taut1@e
Npptbeterwaaren unb prdpartrte Wfeef3inen IN
erSBter Musmsbl sprratbie.
9DtebersertGufer pom 2aube erbalttn BIT &n"
erps>Baar -Gtntdufen bic aQereanifiefen 4ban-
ceu.
Mebt3{nen nereen mad @ecspten ~ jeber 3eit
pom beiten Material prdparirt.
perfimerten unb Iotletteuartitel IN unuber'
trpfener Muswabl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

II pvoART, AucT1oxRER, WILL SELL. ON Err.
aay, Nevouber ~ IA ocicck, ~ ~ Greene streoA
sss s}sss e Ly,sy s,sels. Here: Cesssss Lsst wss'
~ uA-perss ksvae any siook dispose u eaq entrf
We We: = :. ~ : - zss's Ass~ No SsA ws'A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

r BooARr. AucTIoNEEE THIS DAY, ATn O'CLOCK.
81 Tbs AUCTION Roou1s, NO. North William strect tho
sor. noassh6d nuinIsurs q large house. having bsen
Iete ateeA LounGee. b0okoAaes I'd,
Card Tsbles Secretary, mahogsny rkrof Chairs, Crocks
ws.hsiands cJs Dssks yieSis, Paintings EnerAsins-
rosewood sSd mahogany Bsdsteads Feather Beds extra
$50; si.o ics q ecysrnmers 1oods Rubber Hos,
Hr00mn iron HkeeA knit Jackets Draw Cutery. also
shrss sets mues Hsrnsea gas ChsndsIsrs counter Ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

ryRoPosALs FOR THE sALE On LBAsE or rHn
Company ais invited uss Msvsmsss = IsG. The wssns
FOR The al gaspps and boiler husa with fun-
DRY machine shop and eAlvanslns chop attached ia rspu
py Plans Of the premises and full particulars may Be had
%o ssrin'saiso OF % H. Dr6s - Wsssr New for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
NEW PUnLICAT10Nr.

Tusr PUBLISHED (sM PA0Bs,-rHE MEDICAL
Caussa consequeacea and Cure q Nervous aad fhyca
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