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HOUSE-PAINTING, sc.

TTNHE undersigned respectfully informs the cit
izens of York and Chester Districts, and the
adjoining counties of North Carolina, that he has
returned to Yorkville, and ready to execute ev-
cry description of
House and Ornamental Painting,
in the very best manner, and at prices current be-
fore the war. Prompt attention will be given to
all orders. Letters should be addressed,
NELSON DAVIES,
,Yorkville s. G.
va Good References given if desired.
August 20 18 I'm
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BROWN & CUYLER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
l42 Pearl Street, New York.
JNo. PORTS BROWN, formerly of Brown, DeRos-
set & Co.
RICH'D NJ. CUYLER of Georgia.
WILL make liberal advances on Consignments
w of COTTON and other PRODUCE.
REFERS to-John R. London, ESQ.,, Rock Hill
S. C.. Dr. Alex. n. Tally, and VIM. 81. Tally,
Esq, Columbia, s. c.; and Gen. John A. Young,
Charlotte, N. G.
September 5 10 St
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BAiLEY'S VARIETIES,

We learn that this popular troupe will give their
next entertainment at Chester on the night Of
Tuesday, the Oath instant. The programme for
the evening will comprise q new play, entitled
Nobody Hurt, which was written expressly for this
company BY Mrs. Fanny Downing, Of Charlotte,
NC Several amateurs of this town viii have a
place in the picture The previous entertainments
of the Baileys have been attended by full houses,
CUR citizens appearing to appreciate their merits
very highly. s II -va..E E -
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LITERARY.


The twenty-second volume Of the Correspond
ence Of Napoleon I, just published under the aus.
pices Of the Emperor Louis Napoleon, contains a
very curious detail It is the budget of the Impe-
nal wardrobe, arranged by the Emperor himself,
In 1911. sss
Il consists Of ~ uniforms of grenadier and chas-
seur, with epanlettes, &C., for the year, at $50
francs ach,-(each uniform is expected to last for
three years 2hunting- g-suits, $50 francs,-(these
should last three years L suit citizens clothes,
200 0francs-(which should last three years. Two
oyercoats- -one grey, the other of another color
400 francs 4s pairs pants and vests (white) at
80 francs pair,-(these will be furnished every
week, and ought to last three years. dressing
gowns, 7S flannel vests, dozen shirts, dozen
handerchieE, dozen cravsts, one dozen black
stocks, dozen towels, lone every fifteen days) etc
An this Haen is expected to astme about six years
Twenty-four pairs of Shoes six pairsof boots four
hats year, perumery, hairgrease, eau de cologne,
washing, etc, are itemized but the cost is not CIV
en-. AT the end Of the list, is the statement that
nothing will be spent for these purposes without
the approbation of his Majesty"
His Majesty seems to have been very eeonomi.
cal in his private expenses Silk stockings worn for
two weeks without change would lead us to
suppose that he was not so very cleanly. He is
not the only great conqueror celebrated for his
economy Gharlemagne, it is said, used to watch,
very carefully, the sale Of the butter raised on his
domains and did not disdain the income derived
from his chickens and eggs - 1'''a.'
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A. R. HONIEsIlEY.;
NOTICE.

T SAW notice in the YoRKvILLE ENQUr'
lERER, few weeks since, stating that I hAd&u
thorized n. NJ, ASHER to, sign my nsme and,
make trades for me, &c. thereby deny deleGatng
him, or any one else, any such power, and u VIII,
solved Copartnership, which was the 10th uf June;
last. H. Hp tTG "a. r. HOMESLEY. sE
August 15 p tG16 f;i5y HffEsY Z. eHs sgs5sf
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DIR. JOHN MAY.
PARTNER WANTED

I'm awell-established DRUG-HOUSE, the bust
ness of which is so rapidly increasing as to re-
duire additional capital. Any one having cash
capital of from $4,000 to $OO and wishes to engage
in said business, will please apply at the "York
Drug Store" personally, or by letter, to
DIR. JOHN MAY, Yorkville, s: G.
August % IL tt
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INCORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that after the expira'
~ ton of two months from this date, applica-
ton will be made to His Honor, w. G. BEATTY
Judge of the District Court of York District, fol
aCharter for the Yorkville Baptist Church, under
the, General Incorporation Act of the Legislature
of South Carolina.
September 10 21 I'm
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@-A All of the above quotations are in gold.
CorToN-This staple continues to decline in
Liverpool, owing to the very heavy stock, causing
the Northern markets also to give way. During
the past week, a few bales, old crop, have been
sold here at II to 13 currency, for strict mdding
No new cotton received up to this date.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-19

gr All of the above quotations are in gold.
CoTToN-There has been no cotton offered in this
market since our last report owing to the heavy
decline in price. We quote in specie, 10 to 1Sc. =;
in currency 16 to IL cents. w ..,s. NJ
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

4 Assignee of JAMES FINLEY, 1 will sell at
N York Court House, on Monday, 7th October
next, tract of land in York District, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES, more or
less, and two horses. Terms made known on day
Of sale. q. w. WILLIAMS.
September 10 81 3ts
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NOTICE.

|TyHE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends that he is now employed at the Store
will be much pleased to have calls nom hem.--s
He has been instructed by his employer, in order
to make room for. anew FALL ET0CK, 70 sell
goods at and BELOW COST FOR CASH, and he
assures the public that good bargains may be OBJ
tained by calling early. Hrs; J. =. SMITH, 60
August8 5rt;. Is Il a.. H. so
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FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION, 1857
7I48oNS,
millinery AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO.,

Importers and Jobbers of Bonnet, Trimming and
Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Satins and Vel
vets, Blonds, Nets, Grapes, Ruches, Flow
ers, Feathers, Ornaments Straw Bon
nets and Ladies' Hats, trimmed
and untrimmed, Shaker
Hoods, &C.,
237 and 28o. Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this Coun-
try, and unequalled in choice variety and cheap
ness, comprising the latest Partisan novelties.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
August % 18 I'm
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I'M THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,
AT AUGUSTA.

FACULTY: ......
II P. GARVIN, M. D.,
4. Emeritus Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics. 81, ~ ~, 2
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, M. D., r. -
Professor of Operative Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Infants.
L. D. FORD, NJ. D., !,
cine. y !
Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anat-
GEO. ". RAINS, M. D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
DESAUSSURE FORD, M. D.,
Professor of Anatomy.
VIM. II. DOUGHTY, NJ. D.,
Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and
Medical Jurisprudence. ~
L. A. ,DUGAS, M. D.,
Professor of the Principles and Practice Of Sur
gerry, and Dean Of the Faculty.
JOHN s.. COLEMAN, NJ. D., -
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
CHARLES T. RICH,
Janitor.
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RTERLY STATE TAXES.

QUARTERLY STATE TAXES.
ITNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
II will attend at Yorkville, on FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY Of Court Week, the 18th and 10Th of
and Collecting the Taxes for the Third Quarter of
1867. ANDREW JACKSON,
State Tax Collector.
September 19 2l 3t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-19

= STOVES YARN AT 81s5Q,s
80 q. p. STOWE have In Store larEe1ot OF
p SSnTT5N ~ YARN of their own MSnG3
which they offer Tor sale ut SL5a In spccde, per
:Jniv II II I's'' III"
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THE YORK BAPTIST UNION

WILL meet with the UNION BAPTIST
w CHURCH, miles from Yorkville, on Fri
day before the 5th Sabbath in this month. The
Ministers, Deacons and Brethren generally, of the
Baptist Churches in this District, are cordially in.
vited to be present. as matters of Importance will
come before the meeting.
q, D. SMITH, Clerk.
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: - - THE Y0RKYIh EHMQUfRHR.
AUCTION SALES

SALE OF LAND FOR. REVENUE TAXES.
DY virtue Of Warrant Of Distraint directed to
I'D me, will sell, without fail, ON SATURDAY,
the 21st Of SEPTEMBER next, the TRACT OF
LAND whereon Robert A. Black resides, contain
ing FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, more or less
The above land will be sold for Revenue Taxes on
Distilled SPIRITS. Terms-Cash. ash...l,..,
= :iHf W. B. WILLIAMS -
~ .lr.l ir..- -s.,g :. Deputy Collector.
August % -18 At
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-19

The s3d Session will be opened on the 4th of No
vember next, and dcontinue four months. The Mu-
scum, Laboratory, and arrangements for Practical
Anatomy, are equal to any in the country. Clin-
ical Instructions regularly impaired at the City
Hospital and College Clinics.
FEES:
Tickets for the whole course, in currency, S105 90
Naturalization, in currency, y,"..............-. 90
Dissections, in currency, y,-.....""",."..... 10 90
Diploma fee, in currency, 80 90
L. A. DUGAS, Dean.
September 10 81 If
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Observation-Disclosures

r AM now devoting my whole time and ntten-
ton to toPHOTOGRAPHY. Hence, with TWEEN
ty wears experience in the ART; q complete outfit
and well known reputation Of STRIVING 10
GIVE SATISFACTION IN EVERY CASE, y
can offer such inducements to all in wantof LIKE
NESSES Of themselves or friends, as are NOS OF
ore TOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Call ct
INV eommodious rooms In the so Adickes', build
ing. uo,,n n..,,.-I IN. =. =. ....,.a.
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REGISTRATION.

Registration in this District has been completed
at Benefits Shop, Carmel Hill, and McAliley's
Mill precincts, The aggregate results at these
three precincts are 246 Whites and All Blacks.
At Chester Court House and Lewis Turn Out,
the aggregate up to Monday evening was 257
Whites, and .s75 Blacks Registration has not
yet been completed at the two last named places
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g, eo4MMsssse n Mssssas.1ugea Ss.s! s.LEEs.

&C 0Go4MMIssI0 0NERss 2 & sAI4Es. - 4
Daniel Williams and n ". 4 Batt rSateef Load,
Lindsey a. Administrator, s,s;a.lss,o.. de.
Jane Jane A;williiiiams, ssal. ~ Aes'g' ae1 s'fei'T
I'm obedience to the decree Of OF Equity,
III in this cause, I will sell at YORK COURT
HOUSE on the FIRST MoNDAYINO OCToBERA I
WILLIAMS, deceased, as folio followsTTone tract Of
-, - IsIxTY.FOUR ACRES, ssssi'5s ~:
bounded by lands. OF Mrss Hsnrietta Williams, .
8. G.. Hemphill, Mrs.: Martha Moore and others. .
I win also sell at the same time, the "a ne
mainder, In tract Of land containing W .
.,it!.5 80 ACRES AND l3, PERCHESi ~ {.
which was assigned, by decree OF the Court To-
Mrs. Jane A. Williams as and for her Dover, The !
~ n = TERMS OF SALE. :sa;d,
Cash enough to pay the costs Of these proceed
ings-the balance Of he1purchase money 10 boon
"a credit Of twelve months, with interest from day
sers with good sureaes and mortgages ef the
tslssscl s WALTER B. B.METTs, SH1sD.t2S
September - a19 ati9 ssslsSsH nDt
COMMISSIONERS SALE!
In Equity--Yorlk Dist sfs.3a
John F. Lindsey, Admir-, lBs1sfor sale Of sLand.
Robt M. Lindsey, IN; a al r. 1ysaaOa, se. =
IN obedience to the order Of the Court t0f E4uiI3
Il ty, in this cause, will expose TO public tale
at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST NON
DAY IN OCTOBER next, tract u Land belong-
ing to the estate Of r5pfi - n si sst ffyfaF''
MAJ. J.. G.ELINDSEY, ,f;S, ff5 1odt
late of York District, deceased, lyiAg On tho wa
ters of Turkey Greek, containing a ~
s.L Ai3 3s2t1A GRE 8 b : go q
and bounded bylands Of Robt. Lindsey; Philip
Lindsey John Moore and others. 'i,..i aYi.2
,#. :, TERMS, Oh SALE g.5isss5 d Il
Said land win be sold on q. credit Of one and
twoyears, with INTEREST," from day ofsale purchase
ser, with good sureties and q mortgage Of the
land. So much Cash VIII be required on dry Of
sale as will pay the costs OF stheee proceediHGsbae
,lSll25 WALTER 3. METTS, GE EiD.i &
September 10 ;ssef - ~ -,
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YORKVILLE, September ls-Gold, $l.4O.
NEW YORK. September 16.-Gold, $I.44i.
CHARLESTON, Sept. E.-GoLD.-The Bro
kers were yesterday buying at A and selling at 40.
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REMOVAL !

Al tR.qHoMEsLEY,e u GRO GER, Informs his
removed his entire Stock OF. f.GR0CERIESt0h 70 his
DryGoods Store, In thetsAdams, Brick Building,n
where he will always keep on hand q good assort-
nlent Of GRO CERES. Give hima call and see fol-,
yourself. y He win sell CHEAP FOR Cash. %!
August 8 I,y .sof, 81 15e saEs II II 81 6 aYd
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BOOT AND SHOE-MAKING.

T SMITH informs the public thsthe continues
4. to MAKE AND REPAIR Boots and Shoes
to order, at the shortest notice. Being supplied
with Material of the BEST QUALITY, ne is fully
satisfied of his ability to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
June 13 tt
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.Y0RKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ls, 1867.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CARROLL, CLARK co.
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CHESTER PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MAI. JAS. PAGAN, GROCE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
D Z q Il 10 q d q / s.
Silto'i{ftsr Hnman
volt
4. +. prabuogsl.
(Gcrtiebun9.)

yrooen sic bod Beou,narbaiS, pb ct beftinmt
bic Grnenuuns be5 Grafen btncern tann1 bic &la<
&c .peeen @rafn Galco5 gu entfraften sern1ag.
Benn i9 AT ben @e1el 3uradtrete, 9eniist e'n
Nein ebcr Sal 2o(1en @ie @eine 5pbeit BET mir
Virun elite Al QaFeurc, ber einen @edel fir
Mon{eianeur Nelte, bann 1pra9 er letie NIT 8eatz
mar2ais. - SDie Mbelaibe nnb Gunt plae nab
men, ri4teten 8eiee anf 8eanmar@ais etuen
: Ga, pobl, aSnisli&e 5obeit! Die DiTonan,
pirb - aufsel4h iuneer 9armonie, ME suifper
5dsi Sd Sassie (tbr! Ger gnin, pouts eisisn @as
ii S6rem Bude teitreiten, tnetn 9err. sfun, pe1=
sog tefeblen @ie, bab man 0nneE,x
Die Glii9eltbIrea oes SCALES rtau)9ten au1: -
ater auaeib {tcla blifenber 9err, trat eir, reben
ibrt }ein @lbweaerlubn> Graf Daleos be Ia 8la9e,
ettsa f aibtunbaponsia Sabre it5r bat19, bod be-
reit9 lfart yerlebt farblcs. Srob ber iebt anse+
,,cn,n,enen Miene bemutbiser 8erebruns te1nerttt
man AT art, pie s;el 11ebertpinbun9 eS ibn tefe,
L{eine gottalance 1nb 1einen Qedtllntt au ocrber~
aen. Ct .uar elmer non iencn f9Snen Wannern>
Bic man beunub unan9enebm fubet.- t.-Sbnen fcl9te
paris Duper,ey> 6alep3' Onfel miitterli9er @eits,
Ser reib(te 8iir9er spu pariS unb 5pfbanquter.
Grtpar !.,itttlarpb, etpas GUT Gorpulen3 seneist
NIT enel,1 Rppf Dpu Jntelt9en3 1lto Ef1n1ef; EN-
Manu, ber fi9 iebg senau au pGrbtsen wuBte nnb
ielteu in >@el4aften einen JeblfuB tbat.. Die
Ron,u1erberrcn itabn,en bierauf bic linte bic Sf=
ciere bic re6bte @eite be8 @aale5 ein. - ''..5.'5
@sne Maiefat beeann Ibelatbe, bat bic @na=
b Sss bic ;s{t1 bsSf ts isfss4s assa4Ss gas
III tpillia.n, pnb aerubt ter3u perr 5er3oe 9brelt
S9pieseriubn, Zen @rafen Galec3 be Ia 8le@e
~ pra(tntiren. Scr @nn19 Seiner Maiefat it
uns eeniseno, ubnuobl mir ein etktt 70 lsbbaftse
gersnisen tupfnben, .bur9 big grntnnune eea
@rafen Galcp3 BEN 6oben 9auit ct. &lbin, pie
9errn DupesntY .niert @unf su beieietn. Wir
tte9en teinesfaQs an, has patent }cglet9 ~ Sea-
3iebenL bod ju unferem lettaften Beeauern 9ortn
tuir bab tn3wifaen tin nnanstntbmtsG Greienib et.-
trak ptl9es Snecnsenienaen na@ t@ ;iebtn mug,
pirbe bdsielbe ni&t erletisE' ,sDir vernsbmm,
6e.r 9trsce, ha6 zine alaee sssfa einen uuitre
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9luf na6 Grab eiue8 &inoe8.

gla9 bem @eeli1den rra
81. @plff. d.
DieS piinftlein Qiep unb Qid)t eelebn
Sir Sag ,,nb @tunbe tannt,
Sam pis Elm 5au9 BON 5immelSb0be
llnb (9tpanb slettb einem &raur..
DaS Traumbilb fapanb. Gum chamberlain
81 es empur9eI9pebt
.3um fefen @lauben tparb BET Graun1
SD tpeiB, mein 2ieblius lebt,
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$ellttrististkes.
..Oa8 8inb.

cage mir, tpad If eit Sinh?
ST eS ni@t bic f@SnFe 8ldtbe
@uller &ttnbett BOILER @ute,
Mie bebaudt spn 9immelsminb!
Gage mir tpas lit Elm Rinb2
81 es ni9t Elm @ptt i'm 9leinen,
Dem fI9 @lans unb Gnmutb einsn2
SA bas (@Snfe If Elm 8inb!
:: @&an fetn Muse an> bas reiue
Trieben ftrablt in feinem S6eine,
9iumelsfrieben bolb unb limb.
9a> bas @9Snffe bat Elm Rtnb,
5immelarei3 nnb @nsell@Sne :.
t1nb ter l1ni9ulb frpbe Sine.
sl@, mie litblt9 1T bas 8tnb!
@te bic bplbe Griiblinesjonne,
Qeitet IS gu @9er3 unb @pnne
Die nod reinen 5er3ens fnb.
Ndb, tpte ltebllb TT ba9 Nnb!
@ie Elm frif9er &rans ron @o(en
Wie te. 2iete iiibes &plen.
al@, wte ielis 1T ein &tnb!
Sbne @efern ubue Moreen
&ennt Is feline fin itern @preen,
Gol8t es(sinem Glide blinb.
N9, tpie lelio 1T Gin 2inb!
Sbm Fnb @alb unb Bad unb @iefe
Simmer neue parabiele.
@el@e 9efnnne bat Elm Mnb!
Maea @a6ne, allies @ro6e
8liibt. ibnt in ber 3utunft. @4robe.
11nb bic Sabre sieb'n aelatpinb;
@el9e 5ufnung bat Elm &tnbl =
s. setpib ba5 fbInite Soften;
Rintera itebt Der 5in,nel 6fen!
g. @traubfnmiQer.
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pau( Eieger'S
@rceQente8 MuQen1p0ner,

SkkIuILlAID Au0IV@uNUk%l
tepabrt In ben f@mierieitea GaQen ais punbtr'
bar wi,tenpes 9emittel, III, mic bic pbt9en
pESparate, patisntsn mte Wleoerpsrtautern ts'
Gems tmpfotlen.
gDtr n,Ydteu MIttern. [a3sn, ba6 Morff's
Blad derry Bali a nj dlle Sale pun
5ommertranfbeit (summer-complaln)
te &tnssrn betlt. 49,.
mprie'S gtalientl6er Mu8en=
8alfattt
ais untebltares Rtttel
far bic &rantbeitet1 te8 Mu8es.
(W!ute uue &rpnt,ueJ
@erfenfvruer, @iterung her Ebrdnenbrl1en,
6ltumern unb @@m1@e.
Das Mittel pirtt unfehlbar, mag bic Rrant>
bftt lfrppbulUlen pber anbsrn llriprunss iein (;
lie wtrft eeSen 54wahe uno Abnebn,en ser
Rraft bes 5etnersen uno bei!t frantbafte 3u-
Ranbe in tem Bau be1elbcn. Btlonber5 io:Aen
ptrionen ~ empfeblsn, rsl9e tbr @u9e fort"
w6brene an3uQreneen baben. Der Balm npirb
tbrer @ebfraft aQ9emei1 se(unee 3bauefeit spie-
oer nerleiben.
wrobtrt's unb ibr tpereet's tewGtr! fnesu.
wreis . IS Sent per dla{&e.
baben bet allen D!ug9iiteu.
Mpr{e u. DatleY. &i6eatbuner.
Dubuque, Sopa.
Die Materialten, aus eenen Is 3ubereitet IT.,
anb retn une tSRlid;. Gs II NIT bsaRer cora.
falt une @enauielett auiammensefest une NIT
5t@erbett unb obne @&mer3 anjuueneen. ea es
xu6trlib applieirt mirb une bte @efabr tauIfiid:r
Wiueralaue ACKNOWLEDGMENT, wel&e bas CARTE Mu-
otnaemebe 70 leidt 3erfSren, Sesmeioet.
1up ME fir bas Muse 10 ungemet.s tuu5ltba'
tia uirfens, wuree es aud bo@f betllam ex'
tunben fur
B3anbwunben,G Gnt5lntun9en, 8 e.
fpruusene 2tppen une panbe,
@urm singer, Gal fluB, Cry
{tpelas, Snfetttnft@ 'e.
Mpr{t u. Dailty, Dubuque, Sopa,
GigentbInter.
m- @eaeu Gluf.neune spu 80 Gent III tran.
liriem Bdet,aaef&tdt.
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
Q&t1eS MitteI fit Dtarrtst,t%lt@te
Btrtauuxe, 9tsIera Nerbne.
atnber-Gbeltra. une ALE n1ter
Iettl. .Rranttetteu.
107 paul *testr
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= ! Die Heeisruas tbaf ;eln1t 5aaetnae 8ttaee. !
rett tuteedt, netde sen DtRiaeri ,iiiteI1 IT..
nss zu'usssunesnen r1tv lall&ea 3adersebalt's.
'aa~@ 1rt ~ 80
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8 eel 8

8 E E le'8
9aarballam (@airltfe),
DaS ausgeaet9net0e aler bttannten Wftttel, 3ur
8efDrpfruns res @a@stbun,s bes 9aars unb
Observation-Disclosures ber Guae une uriprangli@en
3arbe 1sr{flben, flr ben @rob" u. &letnrerfanf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

Cas .,Sus srtmae ucetts" mel3es TN Qeben B:aa<
.nar@ats' stns ersee 3sqe fptel par ems ieues Ru
rhsetstn %e&te ser 6eseatittt aa welem bic Braut>
Hun, /. Ret.
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@auI Nie8er'$
unfehlbare

unfeblbare
Mebiai11 seBeu &beuntatt8n1u8
(elbN ;tn ben bSsartie1en Gaaen bteier 3rantbett
pun G&sr0er @trfung. wtrb ben 2anbtaufeu
~ lol@en preilen atgela0en, pel9e i9nsn quite
prpRte beim 8erfauf f&sru.
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paul 1aieger'9
Blut< 1&n6 @aQenretrt9
Nillen,
Ste bette 9an6mebi3tn tar bic 9ro6e Mn3abl pon
Rrantbetten, pelde bur& @.runre{ninnne fes
Bluta uno @t5rune oer gerbauunss' Ss9ans
9erppreerufen msrten.
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DaS ber1bmte enBltl9e
Nfer6e<, &tn6Dteb< It., b1f>

WTfEDe<I JlllDVltD< H. WUTz
LINIMENT,
pel@es ieber Tarner als GdtrRes 0urmtttel fur
aae Mrten duBerl'ter 2rantbetten ieiueS gteb"
faupea in, 5auie ba|ten iollte.
Sir bieles Qiniu,eut balte i'd ha5 Depot fur
ben gngrpB .Bc,tauf In ben 5taatan Wtnnelota
unb @iaconGn.
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Deut19e Mpptbefe

k Deutl9e Npptbefe
u 1aul Rifgtr,
Empire Block, pbsre @5tapt 3. Strnbe.
ct, @au1, minuefpta.
balt fir ben" @rpb- unD Rletnpertauf aQe Arten
ppn @r5ntten, paterldnbil&e uno amertauif@e
Npptpesfrwaaren uno praparirtc Me'isirsn tn
9rB6nr Muswsbl pprratbi9.
Bteberperfdufer bon, 2anee e1baIten bet G1>
8res>Baar> &insdufen bte aQereanftefsn eban~
cen.
Mebt3{nen nsroen natt &eespten 3u ieeer 3stt
pom befen Matertal prGparirt.
perfGmerten unb Toilettenartifel IN unhber'
t1paener Muswabl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

81 nNfmnnaH fHlia sHmf ~
lHlaI ttl tiIlafl fl0Nla ni'fNlI N ~
sfgiilff fiFi IN ihe aay n esatisi. tie.
fgihlaa hahilamf In Ne w. NJ stsfahloi.
aai W. W. NJ tsffly. eosslleasllg ~ .
fteny COOL lflhhllhr " ainis Whhhe
lsiief Ho hpgs losn ioflanale 10 ieoslilaf
tm llille 81 isssi. iisl W ht,e hssnl ef.
ani Ia me- wv ~ fful.ions aud sp'ae
lhlar 10 sesf, ve surrpse We have received
nearig ou sl'afe W. haze alsays khown
whai n DO Win "a those lhlnss When sent
~ VI va bal or psvon 20 aiprh aad our
inner man 10 eomfprt llui this Veek We
found un our iahlo an article which Is NJ
very common use and necessary In nearly
every household but which We are puiiled
10 know what 10 10 with Il was q bunch
Of spun eoiion, I've don't know the numberl
manufactured ut The Murehison Mills, ral-
esiine, Texas, leli Ia our Office by Frank
NurTell. Travelling Agent for the above
The Murehisou Mills are Owned Ny John
Mmohisan, Palestine Texas, an old citizen
Of Texas, and we're started about tho 10th
of April, 1867,
Mr.. Murrell informs rs that they arc
making at the present time, about 100
punches per day, and Inn. shortiimc will be
making l75 or 2c0 daily, and 800 TO 1000
yards domcslies aud osnuburgs, lilo in-