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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
beutitter &anb.bat fl,
GlectDr:
Gen. S8car MalmrpS.
Mob mebr nber fe1len 1tmtmun8.'

Das uBplf6tlatt" mugte unldnglt betm
&intefsn Der 6iobspcf BON Der cemo<
frattlhen Nieoer!aae in Nep 5anplbire
lstne Qelsr NIT ntats Be0srem al6 pfr
Wetlune III trDl1sn: vNun wenn wtr
aud ntc Staotewabl IN N;w 6amplti,e
oerlorsn tabsn, rae farm uns nidt gent
rem. 6aben mtE bod bel ben 2pfalz
wabltn oeponnen, no lolde ita!tsebab:."
Das ,,0olfsblatt" osr(hwte9 nat(irlfd
btsrbct gang, Def jene ongebliden utemo-
frotil9en" Gieae In leQen oeofalmablen"
NIT rem poltttlden Gaae6frueen in
Ger 6errsottamelt ntdt6 su tbuu battsn
(~onpern einfab Nhpsrloaen &c r.Gem:
perenslet maren, welde oenfelten
rurd Netsiniauu9 o(lsr Gem Gonnablse
Ds(eBfbpinpsl faiupliaen Glsmsutc be-
,eitet nurcen.
Nbsr 3uss7oapen, ras Der Nuafau pun
9pfalmoblen fur Die 8:urstetIuno
psr Stimmuna ee6 Gp!fs6 bin Idtlid BET
0roben acknowledgements res v>>rns
peadment," maeasbenpsr ist a!S stnc
S:oatewabl mas natirlid ieltit Der all
tete Qtpnnent ber dlteitsn neemctfati<
i6en" Wetpummln98id!ift nur in bene>
beltsm 3utancc aIautt> 1aGsfauefn, oab
Die 3ofalwablen ausin betuueen,
ob uno su ws6en@urfsn Elm ,,umfmurs"
itatt9sfuncen bot, mas bsceutft penn bic
folAenpe Na@r;dt liter cis ~%2ota|wabl"
In can Granciaco, ber 6aup'faet oe5
@olpfaatea> Der lsB'ss Sabr etnen per1c<
fratilhen @oupeneur erpdblte? Nah
ws0en Seits reutet BET ,,%umIwung" wenn
9emeloet miro:
san Jronci6cn> 17ten
vWdr3. - Die NepubJtfaz
rner boben aefern BET Der
. rStaotwabl as1tegt"
Wa5 tepeutst btes? $50 1T cer .um>
lpuna 2" 5aben bier BE "Dutch" oud
"Holland' eenommen? 6aben Wtr
aud auf San Iloreisco nidt aerednet2 2"
90 YerDuBt bot Ten S!aat6maun Bpm
Yolfsblatt risle Nahridt eemaht, bab
er 81 Dem aQe,fide!ihfen Wll;tel jourua>
!ift}d>e: Stdmptr elmer 8lamaae 81 ent<
aeten, areift, ndmit6 oo5u, roB er bic
Depslbe gan3 unterprddt, &eiu
Wort IN tetn beultesu (Dunnelitaaa)
uBolfsb!olt' pom ctelsr midti1en Dep,,
|9el
@ine Dsptlebs Don ,@oyf in Srlano"
ba, pa6 >Vo.f5b!att" ebtr con Gar
Nrauc!eco bats ptsSmal ntb1s aebS:f.
9tun easan lit pie geleaentltAs Gaathsit
rsmofru:slGsr Goitoren: Spren EAulc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
0orreiponeen3 Der @inneiuta @taatsseituns.)
MtnneapoIis, 18. rMGr, 1868.

Vorrelponeen3 Der Minnelota @%taatsrituns.)
Mtnneapplis, Is. MarS 1868.
In sic &ebactipn Ser M%inme1ota
@taats3eitung.
Mnfan9 reS ndGfen Mpnats fneet
babter cieWabl zines Diapers Ii. Yp,t pier
Nlcerndnnern itatt uno fine bic pplitifer
bereit5 itarf an Der Nlrteit, ibre Ser 1iez
cenen Ganeipaten yor pas Tprum hes
putlifumS ;u brin9en. Oils @anoicaten
gum Mmte zines Wayprs wurcen bis lest
BON republifaniider Seite Die 6erren ..
Mprriion, ter jcbi9e Snbater hes MmteS
unc $. @orrtipn, elmer Der bieles Sabr
austretencen Mloermdnner 0e>1annt. Die
Dempfratie ideintfir Germ Tranf 8eebe
cine 8anse breden su mpllen.
Spr BET G&pmiuatipn ir9enb Semanben
tlt empfeblcn> wdre rohl chen 70 out, mie
ben @aamen Yon selben @uben in bet
Wino 9eidet> mir 9lauben jecc6 int ST.
tere1e unierer0l ttbar9er> btelelten aufprz
bern Sa miiNen, fi6 redt sablreid an ben
@orwablen 81 betbeili9en, ramit ie IL Ytele
oeuti9e Delc9aten wie m69li6 sur Staet<
convention burdbrin9en. Tim bic Sntez
rei7en Der peutlden 8epDlferun9 Def ber
bevprtebenpen @abl su belpre9en, uurce
auf Monta9> %. Mdr3. Mbenbs
Z ubr cine MaienYerlammlun9 bet
Deutiden> pbne l1nterl9ieo Der Yartei
aus9elarieben. Dielelbe miro 1T BET
9armonia 91ue abeeDalten unp bpfen
1rtr, rab bteielbe redt ;ablret9 belu9t
fem >pirc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
(@prre1ppnten3 ber Staatsseitun9.)
Minneapplls, 9. Mar3 1868.
@ertbe 9errn @plfi II. Gambler.

@ertbe 5errn % plfi II. Gambler.
Seit Sbre lebte Drummer in ben 5anz
BEN be6 publifum6 it, freuen fid Mue
oeutl9en patrioten bariber, rab fte etner
II madern Mann pte General Oscar
MalmroS gum @leftpr<G anotpaten auf~
tellen. Gr miro uni etc befellnterfuBun9
erbalten.
SD iebe, taB Der u3eapin9<9loler" ale
9uten Demptraten auforpert, aus Der
Grand Army Of the Republic" 8unpe
aus;utreten. &etn @uuper, Mber labt
bic uGpp5" muir iGreien. Die IS, q,
st." bat Die pempfratiide 9tebeQtpn elm
NAL 9ei6la9en unp miro fe wteper l9la<
gen >penn e5 n5tbi9 1T. Die g, 81. st."
wiro gum 9rSbeten Gercrub rDempfraz
tie jeben Sag itdrfer> eenn bereit5 baten
mir i'm Staat 14pptenz2p9en uno GRIM
net tece Wo9e neue> pie 5. 8. lebte
Mpde in Stiumoter. Die Don Mtnnea<
pills ;ablt 207 Mit9liecer, rarunter iebr
Yiele Deutl9e tncluiipe ben Gnbe8anterz
jei9neten. 8ir baten no9 ni6t serz
oel1en> ME bic Dempfratte un5 2tncnlnz
Mietbfnedte II. {. ~. 9ebeiberL ,pp;u ra5
~SOlfsblott" leinen Gbeil recli@ beige
trasen bot. Nter muir 0erulp> pie bic
5erren Ien1pfroten .legten @erbit pbue
Sffce na6 5auie 9elhidt wurper, ~
ptrD'S ibnen AUDI piesmal 9eben> eS lei
penn bab ie 3uSpr aus 8o6beit umfpm<
men, >penn Te erfabren> rie fart bic g..
q. 81. it, bic nad unlerm leBten 8eri6t
423I128 Mit9liecer sdDlt* 9urra9 fit
bic IS. 81. st."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
Sc Bat nod quite Meile< bis Mabe

- G6 bat nod quite @eile> Bis @abe
Ypn Sbtp AT uNnpY'6" Statt Yrdiipent
it, ater pp6 bat ber 3ubran9 YpnSffce>
jdeern III ieinen @pr;tmmern 19pn bcz
spnner. Da5 pa6 1T tpie bas Mau6z
unp &atten9esiefer. $50 bic Spedieite
bir9ebt ba 9ebtS NIT. 8eamte I'M @ez
fen> >rel6c pur@ MnbY al8 uDemofraz
ten" an9el telt purcen, erlt@ern @abe
brteF i9> caB fe &aoifale BON Der triitb<
encl ten @prte 1eten unp fit @abe, lei es
fir @tceprdlipent cher prd1ioent> bur@
Did uno DInn 9eben tpirben. @el9
Elm i9ufti9es @elinpel!
- Mnty urb 1einen Mnpdlten lou
felt ibnen bic be8ebrte @eri9lepp1n9sz
friit perpei9ert >purpe unb iie iaben, bab
ibre 5pfnung 5elferSbelier unter ben
&epublifanern i'm @enat gu fnpen, auf
Sanb 9ebout tparet, bic u@pura1 9" in
bic Sol en- 9efalen iein. @tr trauer btez
fem Beri9t ni9t. Mnby &pirb bic &ralz
len idpn sei9en unb ein9}urr melder Der,
Der ii3 BON ol9emsarifart eini9ldiern laft.
@ir 9lauben ni@t bab StanberrY unb
MnbY 6 lel 9enu9 >paren, 3u bofen, bab
man ibnen bic perlan9ten 40 Sage mirfz
lid bewiQi9en >perpe. Dennp6 iteQten
ie taS @erlan9en, na@ &rt terS9o9erz
iuren 70 bpd, unit BET benz, tpaS ibner
wirfli9 bemiQi9t wurre, INNER nod eli
men leiplidm prpft baben iu t1nnen.
SoQ bod no9 elmer anoern 9esart Mncy
ielbt ieinem &nwalt 9e9eniber fi9 babin
au69elprp6en baben, baB bic Glaul el
uau6er we9en trtfti9er@runz
&c" in pem Nntra9e @outlin9s> eaB Der
prpceb> iobalp bic uSrpner" ibre Step
lif auf ne8 Yrdlibenten Mnt&pprt oema9t
fort9efibrt tperoen lpu> ibm allen Mufi9ub
oerl9aTm &perGen> ben er nun minide.
= S@effer1on Davis, na&bem
ct Don ben Geaerleuten in Neu Orleans
70 i@armant fetirt tpurben, 1eBt ieineSpe<
culattpn95 unp @iiitatipnstpur fort. Gr
par in 5aoana unb nirb non bort lber
Neu<S orleans na@ Baltimore suridmaz
den, UNI NIT ieinen porti9en Treunpen
fiber baS Wpbl ne6 Gaterlanpes III bez
ratben. Gin ipnperbarer 6anclunssrei<
fenper las unb cine ionberbare Gtrma tas
9aus Geuerire1tE @p8 unp 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
d III b t unb y d uer,

q Observation-Disclosures unb SAMPLER in SId)ien,
6%liuteu. NeDolpern mue Niitolen
bes spr;iisliAfen Jabritats, fiibren aubereem Elm
gutes NTortiment Don Sa9ome7era, Sa9btaiden,
turs iimmtliGs Sasp~ uno Jii9apparate aQer Nrt.
@dmmtlide neue uno Experimentation per<
bsu auf oos alerprumpte1te uno biQisite belor9t.
BD1 OaS %terIbmte preuBiide l3unonaoelge=
webr, gum @etrau6 fIr bic u@robe Saso" auf
9obwtlo pprSi9li9 seetgnet BON bent Elm BON urs
eefertigtes gremplar CUR Nnli9t %porliegt tpiro prn
uns auf Bslteluns in bS9ler @oatummenbeit &C.
liefert.
Is labet 3ur eefaoigen yriifuns ibre6 Waaren<
S1rratbs IN! StSrelota! ?to. ~ gr'e9e StraBe,
94mibt u. 8a1ner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

i2reduna tcmmen wnce, 3er16n. Dr
@uidt6bof bat bemieien, eaB CT fir teiz
men Beriud, Cen Yro3tB lefdifertta 81
treiten 3uadnelih TT, uno BE @erur,bstz
lung Scanion6 1T es5balb rur eineTraae
BON Eaaen unb Woaen. Die "@op6",
penn ie fir rielen Iau. III Ter lsgten 3uz
fudt elmer swei!en &ebsQion III 9reifen
en'id|r0en {tur> mesoen woth3un, RAG
N6'biDe rarauf uorSutereitsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
SATIN 81 Derfoufzu+
Mn Gwan2af'e in yicplet County,

Is Mcilen BON st. Yetsr, Winn.
Diele Tarn bcfett aus 3. y Der g. d. unb Qrhen 4
nno 5 in Settipn IS. : pru 10. Nunee % g1thiidb. uno cnt>
bait 14S 1SJlOO Tder vane. Neununoereibtg Mder iino ees
bru9en uno inter 6ence, nit 8lDd pauS lnb Sbeune, unb
in 9uter, Gultur3 ~utanot. 13 Mfcr les pbi1en ipurse, lit 1867
gsbrudet.
IS 1T iA5n oetesen ant gran @ate iunrtalb ,mst Mci1en
BON Der flnie Der gSinOna uno ct. peter Satn. %Hsitrarts se-
sen gftu linn liuteuo unb IN elnen iebr auten beutlbeu Get
tenent. 9Siro ttlia unp gu annebmbaren Yebineunsen Der,
fauft. SIR mcuers Ginseln9e,ten weree man lh an
George 9cSlcp,
SOL .6mI Ganpb1noler, st. Scter, @innelpta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
8et S. Braun II. 60, 219
Snoi1naltrcBe, lino rol<
genie interc0onte @6rif<
ten eriGienen


Reuete amerifaniide Grmerbs= ,uns Mcidb=
tbunsaIeue .-Gntbalteno n1etr ais 100 Mittel unb
QDege. pccutt man fGn et9enes @el1Gft arInben pter
en %bsltebeneeS %teoeutenb bebea ub baourd BALI gum rel
gen glann rsrssa lam. Don Or. %. Sur&arst. -
5ebertn INN iein eisener Nr3t.-gpn Dr. Dietrid.-
9rei5 80 cents.
Die Gsbtrfronfbeiten s1 ihrer Seiluna sefubrt.
-Vp1 Sr. van eB.-yreis 81 Gents.
Gin nemss sSeiInerfabrem aesen 2eberIeibem
nno MaMcrlucht. beheu QDirtuna aarrattirt wirp.-
Spn Or. pan Neb.-9reis so Gents.
Die gdomerbnrisfeit eiebt su beifen. - Cite UNI.
1 1asr @sn aGnm% i'll our gSS3'sseersrlansune pc sam asetl
YretS so Gents.
&eine @iebt mebr.-@ine @eletruas iber Rteumatis<
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neblt Nnaabe zines Witte1s, NEEDLES ben 1eieenlbaften
S@StRss Sfan misss1 d TN Sas1 to9sn 9 nrt b% aas DE- t5sbsfs
Aula9e.-grei5" 20 Gents.
Scr MrSt fir 9iejsnisen. ,peldbs an Sldhun.
gen. StMblocrbdrtuMS n"o Neritble' rnuna
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S4mietp.~Sanits WuFassS-preis s. Gents.
Sac @eaetabiliidbe !@eiIipftem Otsr s~uoerldflse
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9r. Nnatpla &c Mci-gres 50 Gents.
Gut 81 atb an Mtiner unb Ainbsmartertnnen iber Gr,ie<
buns Der Ainrcr.-yrsiS5 so Gents.
InlcitnnS sur &ilfc in pl0blidoen 2cbensae>
fabren.-Vrn ". Hraus.-yreis2 Is Gents.
2uereSia Sorsia. tie So4ter ees papfe5.-3mei 8dnbs.
Yrds so Gents.
Runf bas Saserlateim tn smeiunbfanfjte eeetionen auf
itdere Irt ;u erlsrnen. -pretS Is Gents.
Slnmen Ger Tremneidaft unb liebe. Gin
sann'mi1tns Der i%d'Rnten un0 aueerlsienaen etammtua'
Ser fdbncae Nedpner fir bic teut14en Garmer.-Yreie
IS Gents.
Sraumbneb unb @unftirbuG pter bic Stunt, bic 3utunft
uDrber 3u miicn.-YreiS Is Gents.
2ewei6. Sa6 Sic TrauemSi III III r eiaentlieb Feline
Menid,eu Observation-Disclosures AuRaee. preis
Is Gents.
wieserperfaufer srta1ten tsosntenten Matatt: Sur ;Beael.
tunsea, eenen Der Yetras ~beisefuot. werten ttriididtist.
s. Sraun 8; So
wstp3mt SO. PIG Snsianaftrase, Gbicaso, SQinots.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
.WQ8 tpput ibr benn ? Wfr +,

uWo6 mplt ibr bean =? Wfr boz
ben ia oar n;ht auf Nsm 6ampibtre
0ersdnst !" rufen Die bemottati(9en Sr<
lelmeimer,
SINNER gang Sufriecen
@eb Is pte IS piu."
Ntdt ouf 6amplbire oere6net! @trfz
lido 8or r'r Babl Rono i'm ptoneer
Folosnee aus etnem Goppsrbeae<B latt Don
@onnsc;ieut cppirtse Studten @orrelpon<
beng:
,unltrs Breunce orteiten Gag unb
uNadt une ;war auS Hetbesfrdftsn.
uMQe6 fGaut gut aus uno penn nidt
,,alle 3etden trii1en> 70 tpercen MIR
v@inclatr ermdblen. Dte &abifalsn
rblolen unc %polaunen BON elmer Maio>
uritdt .. 1900. ote fie tefommen wpusn,
oa(etu fetner Don ibnen waat einin Gen;
ocarauf III rettsn. Wtr Gte v@op6")
uf1nnen ouf 5000 Maiovitdt in Stem
u6Mp1bire q f re9nen.
Raum 1T bte Ntb tat s:n1strofen,
cab NewbampibFre 800 republifaniihs
Moioutdt ae9eben 70 idrurrpfeiien Die
osmpfratil den Ducell ,do1ganitsn 4: vWir
fir unlsfe perfon baben gar nidt auf
Nsutamplbirs 9esednet." &tdnsn rtez
f. Wenlhsn npd norauf, pab mir fsin
Brett npr Gem &opf bat, einsn Yffcrlin9
ouf tire &sdnun8ea ,ednen iou.
,Die mei1en ponen Der Grand
Army of the Republic i'm 9taat werz
ZEN pop Demofraten contrcuut."
@bl.
Mtr ibetla0sn ea Der sb,(amen &upfer<
ldmierf9alce leItR su entlaeicen, ob
ote1es Bleb fit tr9snc cine Nrt 3bsez
ts1sl gut esnus 1T.
49, Su 81. 2oui6 1T Die Wetbopif fen
@onferenS Der Staaten N1fan(aS uno
Wi0ouri perla rmelt.
Ole lceten obne BE l1ntetihyiit oes
Yra0penten Geitg asworoene @sisBatte
sur &seor Rr%ufticnebtu, a~eltattft Die bluff
nabme zines Staates in Die linton, rpeun
cine Waiorttdt Der mirflt@ ab0e>
oebenen (fatt pit fribsr Der re q l.
frtrten) Sttmmen f1& fir Mnnabme
Der Contribution ertldrt bat
- Der YrcttB pes Scfe>ion Davis
I'll abermale oer{6oben mproen unc rtf6<
NAL auf @ortoa 4. Nprtl.
- 6auimann. Ter lepu5lifanilde
@cuperndrseanctoat, rpelder 10 eben
Stnela;r, ben eemofratii@en, In 'Newz
6amplbtre 9ei6la9en. bat ra6 Ndmlihe
i@on lfbtss jabr 9etban; oleiu ietn
lriumpb ibsr Sinclair 1T ptesmal er5bsr,
"a Ger &f otel erbttterter unb per
Ieino nett iieeeaeewt0sr mar, ol6 leBtss
Sabr. \
- Sn Msmpb|s bat fd Elm 3wsio bcs
&utlur~ Gluts prsanifx uno eebstmnib,
pole Bef> biz murren IN ben @traben g.
funben.
- Sn Detroit feuerte man 100
GreunelhuHs ob rpse:n Der In @onareb
palirte Mufbebuns bon 360sn auf Go<
brlfats.
Der Telesrapb brinst tis Na6ridt,
pae Die Dsmcta: ali NIT Dem @eoanfen
S@mansergs b', Cen Seebeloen Der Union
Npmtral 6arrasut als ibren Yrdfrert<
l9aftacanptoaten oufiu0kQtn. % Gar~
yaaut ME un'er Der SABINE te6 8erratts
aeitaslt, 70 1T r1sle Mitbe;luua wobrz
itetnliG Gin Sulbum uno 60 louts bfibsn>
cab be Dsmofratis beab1dtt9e, BEN Nsz
teuenlss1duber Semmes> Captain
rcs S&'fee ~ a" aIs prafoent5
Mathematician aufSufelen. Das mare
ausroinas Der Redte tir piele @ouleur.
- Die BruttpzG innabme Der 2Yceum<
Committee in Minneapoli5 bel @enpeu
Ybilipp6 &orleiun9 mar $500 Die
Expectation mar i'm Stanpe, non ibre1
N%ettpeinnabme cine S4ulp ppn $500 gu
tilsen. Benpeu pbilipps fpQ fdnsrlett5
Die .fleine S6welter nit BEN grpben
Ma0ufau" au6erprrsntiA lHa eefun>
Den Dabsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
J,IoeNDfehAsr

Gin SEER Der Sabre lang AT ~nereEier Sdwdhe, 8rub
,etttsem Y:rial uur an Den lleten Won Su senr Siinpen
ittt, puulht. aus Atitettsn fir bic %puIeenre Menidtst.
pS HecCpt netit Muweiiune, rieies ciufdde Mi,tel,
burb NEEDLES CT %t!r9eiteut wurtc. iu MAIDEN, Nuen, BE
cs uGtbi9 buben, frtt III iuiA:den. Gnlcenee, bic eurb
sse GrfatlNne esunterseihnete rrcl itiren wpnen, tin
ne. NIT reln grFtten 0%ertraurn aepreNirer.
~ Sohu y. Caeen. A. Gebdr ct. Stem Nprf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21
weitcntafAcn
Standardization

Dies 1T ein IhSn dterIltertes Iafhenintrument sn Der
nun9 ecbraubt, 1T islbitsnbiinrsnt. oisbt ausenblitli9 cine
Hare, fh0ne Slamn,e, ptne SdmefeDerud, entbalt feline e-
fabrpvle SubitanS, 1T 9emi1er ais %sewpbnlide 3lnbtDl;den,
uno 3inbet finf,is Ntal aui euaneeriplocno, pbne neue Sill
lung, oerape Der Nrusl fir 9tauder, unS aNs bic Ufatiae5 Bel
it tra9en, lit na6't elmer l1tr. bs w~srtaSolite Iaideninfrus
ment. Cine Ysrion bic s etnmal %sebraudt wire ME metr
Obne Dalelbe isin. 0ies Snltrunent, sefult, utrO puitfret
uerianot bel Y npfans pun flni unp ~iiebenjts @entS.
Morelirt:
ctpDn 2S. G%rmibus,
500 AMI g3et Ct. Taul, Wlinn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

STE MfiEmanfee nicb inc.
Dte befe Mfal 9tne III Mrbeit>
Eg Derfertist $4,000 9rit per Sag, =@M
1T sa sertauien lei benz lnter:eidneten.
Dteie Dtoidiae fam i'd ais
bic bette unb }uvfrlQ6iQife
%enpfe91en. oa ;h ielb1 cine rappn I'M Gebrau4 babe bic auf
meaer 8rifparo eiidtigt uerben fann.
otto Sia, N9ent,
800 3nt Wfinneluta City, g0inona g., Winn.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-22

TREE pEANTING.-Iu planting trees this
fall, all should remember that it is requls-
ite to set the tree only just so deep as to
enable it to stand, for we can place earth
around il so ae to protect it from heaviDg
off the winters frost and as soon as spring
opens and the ground is leveled down,
the roots will start and seek their appro-
pirate depth II we dig hole, especially
in hard clay soil, and fill 1t with good
loam and set our tree therein, we hrst IN
yite the water there as into cistern-and
second, we cause a vigorous growth ol
roots, until they reach the undisturbed
clay, when check is at once 2ercePt'-
bic: and often an orchard stands from
five to seven years without apparently max
ing any progress. Remember then, aud
plant your irees just so deep as 10 cover
their roots, but no more then earth up tol
a winter protection against frost for the
year, and dress down again to level II
the spring.-Hortic"ttarist r7
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The Farmers, Department.

CARE OF HOUSE PLANTs.-Do not re-
move the plants to the house until there
il danger of frost; and then give chem
abundance of air and light. And here we
will say that some of the finest plants we
ever saw were kept in a south chamber
in which there was no FIRE, but adjoining
a room which was warmed by stove.
There is generally more danger from too
much heat than too little For such plants
as geraniums, petunias, fuchsias, roses, oil
eanders, etc, temperature iIom TO 10 %
degrees is abundantly warm.
Perhaps the greatest obstacle to success
in window gardening lies in the dryness
of the air. When houses were warmed
in the old fashlooed way, by fre-places or
wood stoves, with abundance OF cracks at
the windows and doors to let In fresh air,
plants grew very we'll And now, when
a few plants are kept in kitchen window,
where the air is charged with vapor from
the boiling water, they often thrive with
old fashioned luxuriance How, then, can
we modify the parched air of our parlors
and sitting ROOMS One way is TO keep a
pan of water evaporatihg on our stoves
and in the aif-chamber of our furnaces.
In auQltl0n 10 6hlS, pTONlue d'd"ie 'oi ''S
plants as wide as the window and just
the height of the window-si.l. Fasten
rim around the border of the table two
inches high, AMI line :he whole with zinc.
Fill this space with sand and cover 1t with
moss. Set the pots on this sand, and keep
it always moist. If you are willing to
take the trouble, set each pot in another
one half an inch larger, filing the space
between with moss, which Is to be kept
moist By these means, the air around
the plants will be kept somewhat humid
As to watering and ventilating, discrim-
inatiou should be used. As general
rule, water should be given copiousiy
enough to wet the entire ball OF soil wet
ting simply is not enough. A daily
sprinkling or syrioging of the leaves is al
WAYS good thing, In veutilating, 1t Ii
seldom safe, in cold weather, to open th'
windows directly in front OF the plan
stand. A better way is to let IN air iron
window on the opposite side of the room
it will then become tempered little betor
reaching the plants. -
Stir the soil often with a small stIcl
when it is dry. If insects appear, pick then
off, or kill them by iumigating.-Ruro
american.
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How CHINESE MAKE DWARF TREES. |
We have all known from childhood how |
the Chinese cramp their wOmen's feet,
and SO manage to make tn EN- "keepers at
home;" but how they contrlve to grow
miniature pines and oaks in flower pots
for half century has always been much
of secret. They aim first and last at the
seat of vigorous growth, endeayoriDg to
weaken it as much as may be consistent
With the preservation of life- They begin
at the beginning. Take young plant
say Seeding or cutting of a cedar-when
only two or three inches high, cut of its
tap. root as soon as it has other rootiets
enough to live upon, aud re-plaut it in a
shallow earthen pot or pan. The end OF
the tap-root is generally made to rest on
a stone within it, Alluvial clay Is then
put into the pot, much Of it in bits the
size of beans, and just enough In kind and
quantity to furnish scanty nourlshment
to the plant. Water enough is given to
keep it in growth, but not enough to excite
a vigorous habit. So, likewise, In the ap-
plicqtion of light and heat. As The Chi
nese pride themselves on the shape OF
their miniature trees, they use strings,
wires. aud pegs, and various other mechan-
ical coutrivauces to promote symmetry OF
habit, or to fashion their pets into odd fan
cy figures. Thus, by the use OF very
shallow pots, the growth of the tap-root Is
out of the question; by the use OF poor
soil and little of it, and little water, any
strong growth is prevented. Then, too'
the top and side roots being within easy
reach Of the gardener, are shortened by
his pruning knife or scared with his hot
iron. So the little tree, finding itself
headed on every side, gives up the idea ol
strong growth, asking only for lite, and
Just lie enough to look well. Accord
ingly, each new set OF leaves becomes
more and more stunted, the buds and root
iets are diminished in proportion, and
length balance is established betwee'
every part OF the tree, making it dwar
in all respects. In some kinds OF tree
this end is reached in three or four years
in others ten or fifteen years are n9cesss
ry. Such is fancy horticulture anon
the Celestials.
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TTNION HOUSE,
u EBENsBURG, PA,

JEROME A. PLoTT, PToprtetoT,
No pains will be spared to render this hotel
worthy of a continuation of the patronage
il has heretofore received The table viii
always be furnished with the besL the market
affords; the bar with the best of liquors.
The stable is large, and will be attended by
an attentive hostIer. sE Lang l3.
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HOUSE.
- Main st. JOHNsTOwN, PA,

NOOII ItOOOL9f
y Main ST., JOHNSTOWN, PA,
A. Row b Co., ProPrietors.
This commodious house has been COM
pletely reftted and elegantly furnished, ana
IS now open for the reception of guests. 1t
offers superior accomm odations TO every oth-
er house in town. The table will be sup,
piled with the best the market affords, anu
the bar with the choicest liquors and wines
By constant and careful attention., they e4-
pect to merit and receive share OF Puenc
pstronaoe. laug 13
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RANT HOUSE,
III uCNTr ONE pa

HEMLOCh. IA-,
iaHtE JOHN WILKIN, Proprietor
This house has been reftted, and ohers
superior accommodations to any other mouse pI:'
in town The proprietor, after long expert
ence in the business, feels confident he under
stands the wants of the public. His table
will be supplied with allth delicacies of the
season. By constant attention, he expects
to merit liberal share of public patronage.
August 13, 1868.
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OIL BARRELS!

Made out of Galvanized Steet Iron, to
hold any desired quantity, manufactured and
for sale at the Ebensburg Stove and Finware
Depot. All dealers In Oil should have them.
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ny Cherry, Poplar, Spruce, Pine, and
other Lumber, Butter, Eggs, and Country
Produce generally, taken in exchange LOT
Goods.
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