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aus ir8enb elmer llrla9e entlprin9enb, Grl@lafans
bes @Yiems, berbeigefiirt bur9 bartt 1'~t
Mrbeit, @trapaben raube u 10
Witterun9, 6teber &c.
Gs 6isbt feline Metstn, welde oiefsn Mletisn.n in %fslsentsa
Sd1sn alet9tpmmt. Dem aan;en SSfeln tuirb Spannune
unb Grtide %perlteben, Der Nppetit wirb eefarft. mani bat Sc
nue an Der .gahruns, Der Wsasea sereaut srOmpt, has 8lut
mtro sersiutst, bic Sautiarte tpiro friia unS sslunb, bic selbe
Jdrbune rirb BON ben Iuoen entftrnt. bic gDansen tpereen
bllteno ub her iAwade anb nerspie &rante mirs ea fairies
unb ~seunbes QDe len. r 49,
2eute> pelde I'M 2eten spr9erudt iino>
unb Die gDirtuno ser Belt NIT alen tbren ospSbnlidsu uebeln
(dtper auf i6 laiten flblen, >perben In Der 8enuBuns .eiefes
bitters pber 8 ie rim @lrir fnben, tpeldes itren MSern
neues Qeben etnFSTen, in etnern gepiien Grade bic enersie lnb
be @luts i~Ineerer Sage richer ~1erteaen, i9re sniamn1tnse-
idrumpfte Jprm aufrtdten ,nb ttnen fir bic aerieen Sage
@elunpteit uno gDpbllein seben tpire. H.
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81 1T cine aussemadt. 1batfade. baB S~pafdntts etne9dlite
bs psibliaen Sesi!s unistsr Sessltr4ss lslten tn Ssnas
peife III tsbienen. vFd ntdt ! wpbl. fublt.". Sic fnb matt
aQsr Gnersts bar, duberlt nsrVps nnR babs" 1staeH @p'
petit. III e
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u 2 name fh III embfeb1en.
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w. 9erse6et ni6t ben Nrtifel, nell
den ibr fault wobl 5u pslien panit ibr
zen s6ten erbaltet. .s. +
~ Yafaufen bel alien Dro8uenS6d np>
Tern unb Aauatuten dberaQ.
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Webr. Wiuiu6 u. Gunbar'e,
~&seu4Sel5).eGe $2s$z1aooS
lnffTne Kroe Il. Gs,,oG,.

Wi({iu5 Bros. & Dunbar,
81. 'Tanl. Rtrrnipta.
gDtr hberuebmen bic Beiureuns aGer gum wcu.taa
sehbrseen @eiadfte, unb swar uprsuespetfe:
>.. l. Nnn0bne rpn Depoiten.
@elser. rrelae Bet uns teprnirs nersen,. Reben ister-
spntn aSat HH5sr'' s]ea hf"nSso! SIT t set S pas attses ssI 1:,
gelter ~sersuten MIR 6 grrsent Satere0eu.
2. @e!ozW ehfe!.
9ots, Stlbs. unb fremse glunsen taufeu uat ssr,ss.
ten pr tets gum Iages.erurie.
3. Nnfauf unr 8erfauf Don mc6feln.
gsn eatsn ganauters ,8trmen auseensate meaiel ,tn.
mir I]SeTtauien We@fel arf New.gurt, Ct. euuts, Cpl.
s sqgs; R!lT%S{ss y; Z; ;r ~; 1sH!s e ,tI, S tr f 5s%msf, sa;
trafaren mir u. y: auf %folsenbs pldse Gurppas:
Aup5tur1, 8olel Berlin Brtren, GoHel,
Gottens; @tln, Tranffurt g, 81, 2etp<
da, 2onrpn, Mannbeim, Mundeu,
Nirntern @trobburs> Stuttgart Trter>
Wien, &c.
4. Ginaiehnna 9pn Ge!cern.
Air ~tefcreen bas Gcletttren sun Nrtea unb 6dult.
daeinen aaer art grsf9aften u. + 10. in alen 9betltu
suropes qns Der qer: Staten; 9asu erfrrtertide "a
2tere, els Vplnadten gcrit6,(etEtung seurfunben, Epb.
tsrldetns &c: fert!sfn mtr feftf. inter Garantirune be.
Redtsehltisteitt. an une ~bsiorsen bic epniulartf@e %.
Den Weeenuertt auer tur4 uns In @urrya ,tup.pa,.
men Oser bet uaferen TOrtteen eorreipensentea tit nm.
isre @e9nuns beppntrten Geleer sablea ptr bier /.
Grlb aus.
5. M%us;obluna con Gieloern.
e." Yeesnmertt srn 8etrd gen, melde uns sun, 3ue.
Der Nusiablune IN Deutf@lanS ,cser per sdmets anper
tsaut psrbsn, laFen rtr ben, feltit u ben .ntleeenfe.
Drtf&aften m%pbnenscn Gmpfdneern ~tonenfrei tn'S 5erI
ieneen une t5nnen unfsrs Guftreeseber BITE Guittunseu
~terielten fetner 3eit in Gmsfans nebmen.
6. Gerfauf Don pafaae Gdeinen
sur ueterfabrt bon Bremen, Samturg uub Qtsersarl
mad nep- gprt per @eeei&tF eber 0ampfbpet, io,tt
Snlanb-pafageidetne aur gstie BON Nep- gprt / : It.
gau! ~ %ntetrtsfea pretien.
l. Be3ablune ppn Tnren
Grunbetsenttum sesen Grmmtfaua &C. &c,
8. Veraini9tesS taaten Bpncs
aaer Qrt, ais 5-20er, 10-40er unb 7-3Osr taufeu uu,
%nertaufen ntr sum 4ases-gpurfe. -"
@ebrIter WiQiu8 unh Iunbay.
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@ilenbQbn Babr -pldne.
1## 1850 zasaa5R EE9saH - EHaH#sEzsSIIIzzE
Wiuueipta Dauen GtIenbahu.

Wtnnetctd NaueD 9~tienbabN% +
Sc Sueur une Manfato 3ise.
BerlaGen ct. paul $50 gprn., $50 Mad militia as
8umaen an In ST. paul ITO Born. 6.10 Na&mt1tass;
.Gaftern GrpreR. ~.
09ldBt 81. Saul $50 gprmittass, $50 Na9mittags.
&o1nnat at inst. gaul 11.Q5 gprnthaes, 7.3O Nadnttta9s.
Die 3use bteier 8atn p~erbtnbeu In Wtentrta NIT b
men Der Mtnnt{eta Central gabn.
Snp. 3. 0incpIn.
Superintendent.
Wliln aufee ct. Daul unb Uitunea~
polls Babn.
@aNaettr 3ase ssrlaGen unb tpmmen an In gDef Ct.
gauL, ME fulst: ~
Saa Grpref.
&pmmen in ct. gaul an 7.25 Nad.
0erlaGen St. Paul $50 BORN.
9taht- GrprcF.
Mtt @9laf<@ -,
RDmmen an In ct. Saul 1t.15 8prmittaes.
geslaie, 81. paul $50 gla&mttta9s.
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5uoaanbs teutIde Ieoi,inen perben na4semadt. Man
tts u, bag s. 1i inter 'E5d s ;ss s s,6 w.: ss 81! a,, i'd
RnS unsdt.-5auyt.O OBJECT I'M ! 4trndn Webieine @tpr.,
Rr. 63i Nr9 Street. Ytua- selptta. pa.
Gbarles 81. Gsans. Gisentbamer,
frater 6. N. Sadiun u. g..
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@Qrben GitY 5QuS,

UeutlheS @aft@ unb 8oarotna : @au&.
Ode bet At unb WtnneScta- 5tra5e
- Ct paut. M;nn.
uen 6enrD Bpdtnfelt,
Etefss lcebsn oct, mr. e,IFnese l.. aui's 5aw,
terie une Beausmne Elm, etihtets @'aR- unp
Gcarssaataus aepdbrt 'srester wieRcnaanas;1
ausge,etbret|e 2reis, autea Sif1 uno frItct@s.
bisuns. Gtestaup:. SD entpfebls baasibs tEfs-
NIT se!fsns tsn aeftstsa tsutftJt pu5!iFnrs.
6enrp Dpdenfelb,..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09
2ebsr, bes ma9ens pber Seerr=
bauuu8s'Sf8ane> ss.oE
6poFanc'S German 8itterS

1T aus retnet eaften (oter tpe e .netbnii& seitanrtn fetrb'
s;!:s ),"!ss II: % e s:; =. Fl IS: s: ! g g, ;s';,r ' s , ; r. ; $:;:
a astt' yss1 etm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09
6ppflanb'S Bitter8

~Uu lnIlV
,i.a ru2dI8q1rg IN, 8 t4lr- @ .
6oof(ano'5 8erman LGonic.. &,
Das orpbe 5eilmittel fit ale &rantbetten
2ebsr, bes ma9eus pber Sers
b~aauu9s'Sx8ane .>.oz
5opAane's German BBitterS
1T aus retnen Soften (oter pe g n.stsinil$ seaaa't rstrS,
ertraeten) spn % Il r3e1n 4 &rantsra csr uhS m IT,
'i;ttS S;d!;{ :; f3$%;'s { 4sI s ss' . ! { ? H. t.
.5ppFanp'S German Gpnics 2
~ cine gsrbineune after Sngreeienssn sss 8tttess nit Der
~reinfen aualitSt Santa Grn, 8 n NJ, Rssns stst i e. S %as
s cine s;r an Sys ;ss1 ess, snS r lsSltsFss ter! D's't'f"ea s'''' pic Dem
gissnissn, wsi&s t!ns Mssuin frsi sen aleobelartiaer Bel
Hifdune spritelen, sebrauden
0ppHanpG Vert,dn OHteIe.
Disienie.n, .p.lde feline Ginttneune esae" bic a"sseSe'eae
spmhinaHpn bs 8itters BADEN, setrau&sna Il rs IT
6ppaanp'S German Sonic.
Sic iub bdte aleid out unb entbolten ttefelben raeetel1ll9en
Etaenidaften un6 BE Quawabl awtf4en tbnen IT enc elege
SADIE t.s @ei9uaades, tnsert bas 2enie eas f@n'ad9aftslte
Maae.n 1t In 5o1se mantsfalterl1rla&e den, nie el4trddte
p.ertauune,,, Dyspepfa; yer. ssni$w d., &C. &C., ,rs ss S 81" : !'
i 81; ts ss3ss % s{F, i;@ u %s9 Sc y s j. f t ssss, s e. ss e. f 81:
.tsnt an siuisen roer mebreren Ter %folesneen Srant9sttsn let
tn: = Il Il IN (~}
Bernopfuna, Bldbuneen, innere 9dmorrboiten,
DrGnsen beS 8lutes nad benz &cpfe 9aure
im Waaen, llebelfeit a5er3brennen, Gfel
pur Mabrung, l1etcrfUQung pper
Dridsn int nNagen, 1aureS
Muffo6en, Driden pper
&lppfen III Der i6er5~
CRUDE, Fu9tieeS
'fE' pberiAwees ~ &4.,}=S>,
Mt9r1en,
@9minbel
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flupfenL wlrsenbeS
'pber tideneeSi. @efa6L ~
tpenn 1T .~liegenber 9teQunG, .
Otu1lYpII W. ~uSt"I O'botu w"
Gepebe spr BENG efbt, bumpfer@ 4n1tr3
I'M &opf Mianeel Der Auabanfuna, @elb.
belt Der 9aut unb ber Mu8eh @9mer3 IN Selte,
&iiden, 8rul, @liebern &c, -plSBlt@e
9iBe, 8renue1t it Glet19, fort
tpdbrenb Wnun5 Don
ia llnglid unb 3 *
grpbe
@ebrudtbeitber @ttmmune+
Ser an ttelen &rantbeittn qeitsnoe foate BET Der Guerabl
etnes Setlntttels fir feinen 2 6al bic srDBte Wprlt9t an'
penben uub nur basientae II fa,1yen, Ypn ipelbem Ct turd)
unterluduna ,nb Nadfpr- ID Sduneen Serii9ert 1T, baB Is
wirtliden Q3er!b beist' ron (adSli&en SnsreSttnsen fret
1T unb fa enen Ruf fir bic Seiluns bisler 8rantbett erwpr'
ben bat. ,.
5puFanb's German guters unb !SppFanSs German Ipnie
wurben ppr 3meiunbsmansie Sabren gum eriten Ytale IN bic
fem 2snos eon 9euiiden s%}usefiibrt, %pabrsnS ,rsldss 8ttt ik
pbne 3weiel mebr Aursn beuirtt unb Der ~leieeneen Wenl4beit
In elmer erSsercn Nusbebnuns senust tater, ais ir9enS anbere
Metbtnen, welde benz publthtnt befaa1tt ftnb. = 49,
Dtele Meo3tnen turtrsn wirtiam. QstsrzgeldhpsrSs1 Gslb'
h9t. 0erbauunss ldmGde, % 6rsniihe Dtarrb0e, &ranthei'
+: ::sss E: Il s'i s:' et ass t sa; S S's':s' ass ssa S' S''s Ss'
e%ntteben. lf.' "'
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Yretle {.

5soRanbs German Bttttrs, ptr glafde"."..." -~.S1.0
5eoaanbb German Yitters babies Ous .nb"...:....Ss0
5eefanb's German Comic. auf Gu. rt.Jlaiden sefIal
n.U yn 5laitt oter Elm babies Dusenb fir $3.50.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09

= Tahrpten
GrCen Dipi(ton Der st. Paul 4 Pacific Babn.
ct. @auI, st. Mntbpnp, Nnpfa. ct. Glprb une
&aut giappinS 3i8e.
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$2O9O,8O
0elammtyermB9en

unglIdSfaI!.--W la peter Bette.
i'm Disna BET Ssryagfpin an Dtsrfaa
Nadmistas nit e'nsm Swilp nntasa
6ubrue1t Die Z. StraSs em!aug fubr,
uureen bts pT:ree BIT Der H,labaI ltaba.
l4eu. Betm 3ulazmsni1o5 NIT siaeu,
9%aierasnpfatl wugse Der 6ubrmann CON
Wassn unD etneS ees Tfe,te out i'm ee<
idleuosst. Wan soa i'm bswusIlo5 berz
oor uno btadte Jpn Md feiner Bobuuna
no Dr. 0erpats III leinem 8siRanee err
lbisu. Ct 1T l6per aber ni6t bof:
nun1sIO3 ueiuunret.
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@alecr s @cTelTn9cr
Jriefeansu.

Germ 6. g. 9.-Oanten t.lene. WcbnIi-
DIES it itsts w%iQfcmmen.
.2%anosmann GngtIbre9t.- Wir em.
pfebIsn Sic, tpsrtber 6reunb, benz SduBe ees Sc.
MUS alcr ,,en9eru 2anesleuts," u,o erflareu uus
Jbnea fir Die uns scrlhafte iuterellante Befauut-
l@at t NIT ibrsm1 patriotil9en Greunc aufri9tis uer-
bunreu.
5err g. @@ott,-9la@ @unl9 t.lorat.
5erru GaRcll nne 6 c.-Grbalt,u. Merei.
Wtro untsebcnS telcr9t.
5err Gbr. 9tpll.- Grbaltsu. @ou &c.
lcr9t msreet, iotalo ais tbunlid. las ueber-
lonete mar $3.50 ni9t S1.25.
Nbonenten Der Gbasta 90 R-Offie..
Die BON uns %erpeeirte ater untsrpeas aul Der
got %Serlorel, sesansene Summer SOC Der @taats.
settuna baten mir lobalo uaisr 81. 5anbe,
uns brieatb in &enntnib seisyt, gum st,eitsn Male
an Sbre &eere0eu p%erieuoet. 1ra9eu @ie all.
oeswsscn auf ber eortisen yolt ra9.
9err 6. GatttnberA @tiuwater.-
Wir baten bic obue uniere SduIo nitt al, Sbre
4oerelle s~elan9ten Grpien Der leBtw69entli6ex
3ettung nad9el9idt. ~ IT canfcn ST en- fiji
bic ~ elbuns pes Wusblcibena rss Y!attes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

0on ~unten baut man cas- 6ous
auf, uuo BON un:er asu6 aud , Mea(d
auFaebaut wfrDsu, ,Dezu ct rad st;pa5
ausIebsa ioQ.. 0tsls Oyune!aae ater,
aaf Der bic Grlastuura oe6 Mannes
II II B Der Trau. Der G:raN|tncn pie cer
&ineer, ssr Sun9e1 wie Der alien fuB
nit Ter cas- WobIe e|ausr> cas- oteWe!t an
'ur|er NJ IuslsbN emp Faetu foil, nebt
u'o taQt eas 1T tin naar
gu:s Stisfs', SAu3. @a:tszs
ossr wa4m DAMN bic Jubtsflcieuuo
ionf taten m6ss. Deutfte Don Mins
ne|o:a ooti1t uns bic Y:sriannmepa;Ie
etits Aiant, cab mir cd ban ploe nenz
nsa, NO pae BtNs, rae I'M aanisu 9anp
von eintm Scsan Aum aneeEn a. 5dub:
we,f fabl;ctrt miro b2i eer Sire ia bsi
Dants!,sn pon &iftn wte bst eiuer
paor srsl. iii tiIi9 uno unibsttrtE Hid in
lscs' Bf;ibunA 81 ta>*a iE. Gs 1T
bel
SSalecr s &cTelTnscr
in Wiuneapsl|s, weldys rit Ten M1en
Batstfsn req SRsns In Nstbincuso ne,
ttho> IososaNN's!l ~Esaaasn ;mpNt Il, II.
Itete b'stit fine Ruu:sn mad Wun1h nit
tetteu!iE WIt;st III tGri; nsn.
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I'll -711 D'1tN111u 1o1F15ITt
1streibspreie run SO. :;oG. Usstsyies uuo Hrvv;lcus ".
q - xIid.t.r e. Gsohu
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2e1er:

Aornrnt i'll urs fur ale Wrten @erideruns. pier fat IN.
fers @elealdaitsn, due Iber ieesr 3weijel srtobeu:
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Orlasso Ojs2eut0o1ft.

@ir tisten sur, gerfauf ali 15C Sdufer uns Gotten tn g1ia-
nsaPaGs ;u sreHet ON sou Bis sl5.ltw. gaeants Yctten IN
auen ahYeilen rer Statt $1,000 older unsebu d,eues abeY
aussesetdnete5 1arnlanb In ben Counties A|e,fer, Wriott
Aicvecb. Carer unp Ranninott gu etra 81. 90 rer Mfer.
gSir bieten @prernsnnent 1ano. iprsiar1 a~usa.pablt h
Stertail unb Douglas Counties Su
~ einen Collar unb Sebu Gents ter older.
gSir serteiben Selb auf gruneeissntbum G idcrbett. (, tot
rem Nerleiter Is Yrpient nettr 3tnS pc Sabr AZ.
."'l
pa Vile Iafrasea trsrten gpr.rfrei tsantrrrt,t. init
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
ATTENTION
FARMERS md OE1LEh.S
CATTLE AND HuRsEFA1R

Bette Ploine, ScoH County, MINI.
Every second Tuesday neach Month,
the first to be held on the 18th day
Of May, 1868.
Farmers and dealers in Stock liv-
ing in the neighborhood, or farther
off. will find it to their advantage to
visit the Fail. Come one and sill, in
order to secure perfect success. Fer
ry across the Minnesota free. BY or.
der OF the COMMITTEE.
int JOHN CAsTELL & Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-12
Mental Depression.

Mental depression is a disease OF the nervous
system and, of all the ills flesh is hert it is the
one that excites the least sympathy. Itisa sub
iect of frequent iests, and is called by various
aerisive terms; but. although it is often laughed
at it is not easy to laugh the patient out of the
belief that his ills are all real for it is real DIS
order-the general features of which ere con.
slant fear, anxiety and gloom. The external
senses, as well as the mental faculties, often
manifest symptoms of arrangement. Noise, as
of falling water and ringing in the ears arc com
planned of, while black specks and fiery sparks
frequently fit before the vision. Admonitions
like these should not be disregarded, as they
NAV If neglected, termin ate in insanity. The
seat of the disease is in the brain and nervous
system, and to control the malady it is necessa
nv to use powerful tonic and Alternative, which
will correct and tone those organs without in
flaming the brain. This is the secret of the
success of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS in cases of this kind, for which IL Is the
safest as well as the best of restoratives.
In fact it is the only pure and reliable tonic
stimulant known. Many nOstrums purporting
TO be tones are pulled up from time to time in
the newspapers but the sufferer had better let
them alone. HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT.
TIERS has proven itself, by many years of trial,
TO be in every respect what it is represented to
he,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-12

George Francis. Train said, some years
ago, that he attempted to write books
and people called him a fool; that he
took prominent part in politics, and
they returned the same verdict; that he
undertook to uphold the American ma
ton abroad, and he was still accused OF
folly. 81 then turned my attention" he
added, "to making money; / made it.,
and since no one has called me fool"
Last autumn Mr.. Train attended the
Jockey Club races at the Jerome Park,
and betted very freely, but always, as
it happened, on the losing horse. The
last day, having wagered large odds on
the favorite, he again lost, and supreme
" Disguised, he took out his pocket
book while in the members stand, and
cried out: ''I'll bet five to one | am the
biggest fool in the city or county of New
York" After repeating the challenge
several times, man standing on the
course immediately below looked up,
and, with his portemonnaiein his hand,
said: "Halloo, stranger, I'll take that
bet, provided that your name isn't
George Francis Train"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-12

B.U.B. P.-The great friend of the
housewife. If you want light and whole
some backwheat cakes, use it. If you
want nice biscuit, use it. If you want
any kind of light bread or cakes, use 1t,
and yeu will be sure Of having what
you want. Manufactured by Z. Book
ing, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-12
An Old Fashioned Teacher.

patrick, do you know your letters'"
"Yis, sur"
"Say them, then"
81 know them by sight, sur; but
don't know their pames."
"Well, that is A."
"HOw are you, APP
"You must not speak in that way"
"In what way shall | spake thin,
SURF"
Say what say"
"Yis, sur"
"This is b."
"Sure, an is that 81 l thought it
was an Ox-yOke."
"What was that last letter showed
your
III can't remember, sur."
"What bird is it that lays honey and
stings'"
sis it wasp, surf"
"No: it is bee"
$50 It is; and looks like an Ox.yOke."
"What letter is that third one on the
page 7"
II don't know, sur"
"What do do when look at you 7"
81 shouldn't like TO say, sur"
al want you to tell me-"
81 am afraid you will lick me, sur"
"Tell me what do when when look
at you t"-=
"Well, sur, you squint."
Cant you say G without the squintf
"Yis, sur"
"Say it then"
&C without the squint."
"What is the name of the next let
teri"
II don't know, sur; l niyer saw it be-
fore"
"Weu. it is D, for Ounce; just like
yourself. Say that"
SD, for Ounce; just like yourself"
"Take your seat, and the spelling class
will come up and spell. Spell cat
"C-a-t-cat-fsh."
liant right. Now spell tub"
"T-u-b-wash- tub"
Giant right. Now spell frog"
"F-r-o-g-bull-freg.
"'Tan't right. Now go to your seat
and study, aud the geography class
will come up and say their lessons
James, where does the sun rise !"
81 don't know, sur. We never get up
in time to see the performance at our
house"
"Next. Where does the sun rise :"
"DOwn in our lot, sur"
Next. Where does the sun rise !"
"In the east, sur."
"What makes the sun rise in the eastW
"Yeast will make anything rise, sur"
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The Healing Pool.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION RErogTs for YOUNG
MEN on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create impede
ments to MARRIAGE, With sure means OF re.
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DIR. j. SKlLLlN BOUGh'
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ia3l 3m
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a Rich speech.

The following is characteristic of ne
gro oratory. We copy from the Vir-
ginia Convention proceedings:
Hodges, negro, took the floor, a and
spoke in favor of negro suffrage. He
said that when he came here he was in
favor of taking all political disabilities
off of men of the South in 1870, jeff.
Davis and Robert Lee not expected.
Dey tOle us if we did not vote wild 'em
dey had several hundred bloodhounds
behind the curtain and would run us in
the gulf of Mexico, or some udder place,
but we didn't do it; and dey hest de
curtain, and what did we see; de ole def
dog, de ole blind dog, de ded dog. De
ded dog was de seceshun party, who
would not hear de cries of de North, de
blind dog was de Conservative party,
and de ded dog was de Confederaey;
and he tell you now dat dey want fraid
of either dog; we never can trust man
who he'd dem in slavery. Dey may for
give dem, and would never forget dem.
You will never git de colored man out
of Virginia while de sun shines. He
warnt gwine aDywhar else; dis was
heben enough for him, until Jesus comes
out of de abundance of de heart de
tongue speaks. Oar was white men in
some portions of de State who neber did
see de constitution aud neber viii see
it; all dey want was to sec bottle OF
whisky, and chance to drink it. You
tell us you are our friend; why de
devil might as well tell God he was
His friend. He said once dar was
q man who was named Moses and
his wife was named Mary, and dey
use to fall out sometimes, and one
day Mary got Moses down and she
picked up q brick, and Moses followed,
"Oh, Mary, don't, don't hit me-
"Well, l won't; but you must not do SO
any mo OF not" "Mary, / won't do Sc
again" So Mary got up, but just as
soon as Mary got in front Moses picked
up the brick and Knocked her down,
and Mary asked him not TO hit her, a:
she did not hit him, but Moses said
ar got do brick now" and dat was dt
way wild the Conservative party. WI
cot de whip now, and You ask us not tC
whip you; but we Amt going to trust
YOU wild it, either. lGreat laughter.
Hodges made famous speech. IA
went through the whole Bible histor!
of the negro race, from the days of Ham
He announced that the Queen of Sheb:
was as black as the ace of spades, bu
that Notwithstanding that, SolomoH de
lighted in her, and said he had neve
seen woman. that pleased him so well
De Republican party had dug deep, ant
was going to build its house on q rock
while de ether party was built on tn,
sand, and great fall was comm some
day. He felt that God had put it in BIZ
heart to make speech; he had done it
He give Him the glory for it, and con
cluded. .g- asa 20
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partisan Frenzy, Clamsrou, fer Im.

Partissn Frenzy. Ciamerous fer fm-
parchment
Under this head, the New York Times
ITC Conservative Republican, enters
powerful protest against the action ofits
friends, in Congress towards the Pres
ident.> In the course ofits remarks, it
SAYS:
"Tbe removal of Mr.. Stanton and the
appointmeut of successor is q step
which they refuse to consider by itself,
with exclusive reference to its own mer-
its. They pounce upon it, rather, as an
occurrence they have impatiently
waited fort give color to q measure
they have long desired, but have hith-
erto been unable to carry. They will
not stop to argue the pros and cons of
Mr.. Johnson's action. They spurn the
that taey shall wait until the
Supreme Court has decreed the consti-
nationality of the law they are resolved
TO uphold. The opportunity has come,
and they will run no chance of missing 1T.
They have for many months looked
upon Mr.. johnson as an obstacle Ia
their path, and they are determined to
set him aside without more ado. 1t
must be done now or never. 1t would
have been sooner had tangible con-
fiict between the President and the law
before occurred. Their committees
have searched persistently for pretexts.
and the failure TO find anything lchich af-
forded decent ercuse for impeachment has
added bitterness TO the feSd and imparts
intensity to the passion which at length
controls the House of Representatives.
Reason, Judgment or patriotism has
to do with the purpose now
proclaimed. In its inception and in its
exercise it is partisanship, worked up
to the point Of frenzy and aggravated
with a personal hate, of which many
who yesterday voted for impeachment
win shortly be ashamed"
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Snecial Notice.

Be,odre Of C0unterfsits. Observe the name Of
JOB MOSES on The packdge-purchdse none leith-
ont tall others are base and acortkleSs imidtionS.
N.B.-0ne Dollar, with fifteen cents for post,
MOSES, 81 COrtlandt Street, New York, will
insure a bottle of the genuine containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail, securely sealed from all
observation. decl2
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Netice OF
meeting of Board of Supervisors.
Real Estate for sale-Thos. OBrien,
Two notices from Commissioners OF
Monroe county, Ohio.
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