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NINE ROOM 4.
THRIE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
South FRONTAGE,
No. SIS AADYLAND AvEUUD,

Hot aaA Gold water, Cistsrns, 6ssh Rooms. WStsr
GS;:sts' Cement Csilass. o. fe: Is vas built and
owner desiree TO move ON the city. Possession
iss o. June not osAA, nay Be rented to resDon.
meie tenant. TITLE PERHEcr. Price a. 300
Will Be eolA only for cash aHd no lsos. myT-1
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REMOVAL OF FENIAN AIMS

BURLINGTON, VT, june N.-Two car loads
OF Fenians and equipments, in a warehouse at
81. Albars, were quietly removed by the Fe.
mans. with teams, into the back country on
Thursday night last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

- Snokars should be properly horriled to
leafn thaf, d those who become insane from
hqhor, 81 Fer esnt. used ne weed. sfA
/. - II = sstinAted that fs60, 600 stsriine
10 pstto The industfy OF Eursps BY the witk-
drfwN q ne men nov in the army nom pro-
y Il q ssaisd nat arrangements have: bssn
mafe for tadtes % accompany, TIE Pendleton
Essort nvm Ohio, psTt II Boe Tie WhoN oS
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PHALON'S sPAPHlAN LOTION
BrAurrrr1se THE 81 81 SIN AND COMPLEX

PHALON'S ssPAPhlAN LOTION
BrAurrrrns TIE iSh s%hIs AND COMPLEX.
RE4OYES ALL ERUPTI0NS, FREOK LES
P4PLEe, AOTh, BL0TohES, TAN, etc.,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES IN the NURSERY ft 10 invaluable
For GENTL9MEN aftof SHAVING it has no equsl
"PAPaIAN LOTION" is the suly reliable rem
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP,
Tor the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price 35 cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO"
.sFLOR DE MAYO"
NEW PERFUME FOB TIE HANDKER-
ESRtn6aHt EAt6H iHG iEHXGSUlsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, New York.
Je Sly Sold By all DR. ruggists
Clergyman, while residing in South America
ee missionary, discover ed safe and simple rem
edy Tor the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Harry D.
cay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole train Of disorders brought on By
baneful and vicieus habits. Great numbers have
been cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted by Q
desire to beneat the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi-
cine IN sealed envelope, ts any one who needs 1t,
f's' GosEfdPPHr Gt 4fSdsssN fSMxN Station n R,,,. Ho,
my s-sm1 New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

RKGATrA-.The eleventh annual regatta oftbe
Brpoklyn IN, W Yacht Club, including a list
of entries from all clubs wishing to compete,
took place on Thursday, and was attended
with great success despite light wind. The
course Was from 9owanus Bay TO the South.
west Spit and return. The winners were the
c1ooner Alice and the sloops Agnes Qui Viye
the Matte, Musquodeed and the Apollo.
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fHE ROGANALIA

not secret 1edicine. The articles from which
tt IL made ere published around esch bottle and it
10 used and recommended oy the Medical FscuIty
Wherever 10 has been iutrodaced. ss Q POSITIVE
BLOOD, LlvKR and KIDNEYs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

Baltimsre Stock Market, To-day.
BALTIMoRr, June a7.--Virginia Sc, ex.cou.
pom, AN bid, and AK asked; North Carolina
SKIES, 20 bid, n aaked.
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REORGANIzATION or THE FaHIAH BRofH-
ERHOOD.-It is stated that the most influential
Of the Irish revolutionfsts have had under con.
nian element In this coaatry on the basis Of q
secret, oath-bound society. For months past
the subject has been thoroughly can vassed by
number OF the most prominent and advanced
members Of the Brotherhood, among whom are
some Of the weAlthiest 1nshmsn in America,
and the result Of their labor 10 SAID to show
that this important step AndS favor with q large
Der OF their counfrymen, especially among
the young men. A convention Of the leading
men will meet in New YORK city on the ith Of
July, on which occasion the plA1 Of organiza-
ton (which has already seen prsPared) will
be suhmttted The approaching con ventien is
looked upon with unusual interest BY thou.
sands Of Irishmen. who believe that nothing
can ever be accomplished for their country ex.
cept through an organization Of this character.
For the present none but tried men. Who have
1abored for years IN the Eenian ranks, and can
show a pure record, will be initiated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

~Uncertain things; The tenure of life, the
weather, and boating and walking matches.
~Eider Kimball's age was shout IN Hs
leaves the largest mourning household in
America. f t-..f
VCieveland, Ohio, has out-of door preach.
ing. eA~
&The ice machines at New Orleans mah.
81 tons day, and IL sells for 75 cents q hundred
ga small worm hat eats grass .hoppsrsi il
hailed as blessing in Utah. j F-I47F
~Ge1enl Stonoman, co0nander Of Yr.
gina, has removed his hniIy to Richmond.
ga sweet thing in earrings, is TO be sesn
in Pars,-a large, hairys spotted spiders with
q nv In its fselsrs.
~The n. =. Mail is respcnsibae fbr the hor.
rible stSaemeut that q sssociety lady" has been
for two months coloring q meerschaum pipe. Z
- Jennie Burcknart died in Chicago on
Wednesday, from sWanoWing IL point Of
needle, which broke OF wAih shs Was picking
her teeth with II. = 81 - tglrfsA Aas :
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We knew DR. Lswrences Rosadalis to be . ..,s
tscommsndins n 10 the sroiessio, sns ,Ss 80 n
A. 2. MOORE D.,
J. Il. Wik5fE3p Nm
\; bARHAM: n. g.,
g: puGAEl NJ. D.,
4 "a KINS n,
VIZ. bsHMER. n pp,
W. j. BULLOCK, n. d.
I,,ss..,ssy certify sh.. am ssr.On.ny .eau.ln..a
ssnslsmen Of rssDsetsbility and sse.ding IN thds
- Mayor Of wii,on, No.
'enasi' h''
CASES or CHRONIC RHIUMAfIsH'
Csvsass J. H. boSW: - i'o'
siessa vim ksssmssisn for the is.t " or osn sn
sross6s,cS SsnSSe 10y osHeft az Hsvi9e hesrd
ssp,S g .Sy sSs .s cslsi 81 sSlsSsa !, u. an
remedy iof SSsssstss. sSs Ssi,.s. 'STysIsss x ssS
smicssd. YoSrs, Sssy auis, ~e.s " :" the
IL. LAWRENCE. M. D., CA..i..
G... ...s1,U... = ,;,:s.. ND Nd; .,
PRIcE sI.so PEE BOTTLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

~ General O'Neifi has caused the arrest in
New York of the editor Of the IrTs6 Republic
for publishing statement from this city, TO
the effect that O'Neill has been suspended from
holding communication with the War and
lent claims. A hearing Of the ease is set down
for July 10th, when some important revelations
Will BE- made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

A Yacht CHALLRNsk.-Mr. e. A. Law
renee owner of the yacht Sappho has challeng-
ed Mr.. Bennett 10 sail his yacht Dauntless from
ths Narrows around Cape Nay lightships and
return, Tor the prize Of silver tea service.
valued AT nve hundred dollars Mr.. Bennett
has accepted the challenge and the race will
take place between the 8th and IIth Of July
" Y. Pest. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

0ovePn0ent Securities.
WAsHNeToH, June "a, 1s6s.-Jay Oeoks
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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NAVAL CADErs--Roger II. Gale, Of Virginia.
Tyler, of Michigan. O. q. Fox. of Mas.achr-
setts; j. VI. Roper, Of Minnesota, and @. ".
Lowry, of Ohio, having passed a snccessrrI
examination bave been admired as cadets al
the Naval Academy at An rapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

THE BRICKLAYREs' STRIKE IN NEW YORK
Important action If Bosses.-AnOther meeting
OF the master masons was held at No. IS Lib
erty street this afternoon. to take further meas
ures in relation TO the present strike. Among
others who delivered SPEECHES were MT Toste.
want, Mr.. McAvoy, Mi. Ross and Mr. Kiersted
The generaftone OF their remarks was Of de.
termined hostility to late movement of the
lourneymen masons and bricklayers. The fol-
lowing resolutions wore proposed and adopted,
and express the sense of the meeting.
Resoired, That the master masons hereby ex .
press their determination not to employ any
man who belongs TO the Bricklayers' Union, 20
long as they enforce the resolution by which a
boss cannot employ more than two appren.
uces, TO work on his own job.
Resotved, That the master masons form them.
selves into body of workmen to complete the
diminished work new on hand, by dividing
themselves into numbers, from ten TO twelve
men, 70 work on those buildings which are
near being finished, and by so doing in less
than thirty days accomplish completion.
On mouon committee of three was ap point.
ed to call upon the owners OF the most promi-
nent buildings now in course Of construction
for their support in behalf OF the builders.
Another committee of three was also appoint.
go, on motion. TO confer with the ether branch.
es Of the building interests in the city. After
the discussion OF some further uuimportant
busines, the meeting adjourned.-N " Ezpress
26th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

THE DENOCEATIC ASSOCIATION, Of Balt-
more, an organization some 5000 strong. have
passed strong resolutions against the nomina.
ton of MIR. Chase for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

ANNUAL CoNvKNTIoN OF THE YouNa MEMS
CHRISTIAN AesOCIArIoN.-At the Thirteenth
Annual Convention Of the Young Men Chris.
tian Associations Of America, in session at De.
troIt few days since, MI. H. Thane Miller, of
Cincinnati, was reelected President by accla.
nation. The following persons were then
elected a. ths other officers of the Con yentiou:
Vice-Presldents, r. r. McBurney, Of New
York; Major General u. O. Howard OF DIS.
tr1ct Of Columbia; ID. l. Moody, of Illinois;
Prof Cyrus Northrop, Of Counecticut; Peter
y. simmons, OF Pennsyl lvania; Mr.. Charles
Young. Of Prince Edwards Island; F. Tay.
lar, Of Michigan; DIR. Jas. Carlisle, Of Toronto.
Secretary, y. H. Smith, Of Washington city:
Assistant, H. O. Pollock, Of Philadelphia.
Judge Young then offered the following, which
was adopted as the motto OF the Con vention
and placed conspicuously upon the platform:
Christ for all the world, and all the world for
Christi = :" =.
In the evening q meeting was held for the
special purpose OF welcoming the delegates
Hon. VIM. w. Wheaton, Mayor Of the city, de-
hvered very cordial address in behalf Of the
citizens Of Detroit Rev. DR.. Dnfield followed
in behalf Of the churches aud the Christian
Association. In the midst Of his discourse he
tainted on the platform, and was borne insen.
sible from the house, producing q profound
sensation. He was followed by Hev Mr. Fisk,
pastor of the church in which the Convention
was held. The President OF the con ventiou
made a brief but happy response. and was
succeeded Dy one Of the Vice Presidents, Major
General q. .. Howard, Who rose amid the
widest enthusiasm, the whole audience rising
to their feet waving their haudkerchiefs, and
wildly applaudinG. l-...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

SENATOR Vickers has recovered from his re-
cent indispositioD, and has again appeared in
b lis seat in the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

THE GRAND DUCHESS TosrTK had tremen
dous benefit in New York, Thursday night
She sails for Europe to-day, but will be back
in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

Ex-Governor Sey mour, OF New York and
Ex-Governor Bieier, of PennsylvaBia, ar,
alked Of as candidates for President of te.
New York Convention Mr.. seymour was
President of the last Democratic National
Convention.
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sosADALls CURES ALL SKIN DISEASE

WILSON, n. O., Sept. Is, 1857.
DIAI sIR I'm ls, my son, nov aged i've year,,
we. ysccinated With what proved TO be impure
BE has been sfnicted With an in nveterste ssd sa.
tremely trorblesome Ersptios Of fss Skis, some
prescribed by my family physicisn, DR. A %
Moore. After taking IL Q few veeks my con b..
came and remains esirsly wsIl. Yours truly,
J. b. DANfRL,
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ROsADALIs WILL CURE THE WORsr
CASES OF SCROFULA.
READ THE STATEMENTS BELov AVN
DESPAIR NOT

d.. J. J, Lar,eaos:
DHaR siR: Ny youngest daughter, aged nye year,
hne been dreedfully sfhictsd with scrofuls nearly
al her NE; i tried great many Physicians but
eaad there was no hope Of cure. During the last
spring she was worse then ever, her body and
lace and eyes badly ulceretsd and swollen. Whilst
IN this condition, vas advised by DR. L. A stith
20 try your kossdalis. I at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving Il % her Tsssf,rf
ees mastoal IN lass tSas ssssfh 20 my rreat
estonishment, sAs eas eaftrsly scelI. lam air.
yours, With much respect and gretitsde,
W W BCRNErr
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TIE MISSISSIPPI ELECTIoN-The many As
sOc'ats d Press kilograms from Mississippi, an
Douncing that the Democrats are carrying that
State by overwhelming majorities, are diser7 d.
tied at Gen. Granss headquarters. Dispatches
from the military commander of that district
give exactly opposite reports, and say that
there IS very good prospect for the adoption OF
the new constitution and the election of the
Union ticket. The elec ion, which occupies
ten days time, has not progressed far enoug gh,
however TO enable either side to estimate with
any degree of certainty the probable result.
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- 81 ss- se ...i-ss... D
--.5 7- -a-f ..arEr r..-
f.a r-s..a -arH Hl
O. r. .as -. .fs
--s7s-Es.-,sz--- ---.-szu--assas-ss-ra.
W..
a7
res.
rar-r.
.,,,...
HIRvoUs AND DIBILIrArlD
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sOeADALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY I'm AL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
IRON G. w. BLouxT, ESQ. ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
I have been cured Of chronic Inflammation Of
the Fer and Partial Deafness. Of ten years stand
Nc, BY Rosedalis. GEO. W. BLOUEr
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DATA" writes TO the Sun:-aThere - q re-
port, privately circulated ansng the Radicals,
that no action will be taken IN the Senate on
the nomination Of Mr.. Evarts for Attorney
General, and Collector Smythe for the Aus
trlan mis- sion, until the Introduction of the
Managers report, which, they claim, will be
very damaging TO both of the above named gen.
tleInen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

. glvss sel'sslleS 3 eessa a.5tso
lf5sa sss.I ass ~ % ssass9 atxa
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GENERAL GRANT issued an order yesterday,
and teiegraphed the same to General Nc Dowell,
directing him, in view ofthe fact that Arkansas
is fully restored 20 the Union, to turn over the
State government TO the civil authorities as
soon as ne could do so with safety 10 the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

hereby certify that am personally acquainted
sentlemen Of rssDsctsbility and stsadine IN this
community. T. o. DAVIS
January n, les.
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INDICTED FOR FRAUD ON THE PENSION
OFFICE.-Information has been received at the
Pension Once that John II. Lowden, of Bloom.
ington, Indiana, has been indicted for fraud
and forgery in connection with q claim for
pension. The accused has been arrested aad
held TO bail for his appearance al the ensuing
November term of the u. s Circuit Court 10 be
holden al Indianapolis, Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27
DIANOs ron VACATIONS i

plANOS FOB FACATlONSi
Rent . PIANO or PABLoR ORGAN for
your Children during the vacations; priceovUvU
low stock large. Rent for De-, week. OF month.
MA JOHN +. ELLIS,
Je b-S 500 Ponn0ylvania oveaue
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
Die
ppalfdn6iglte oeltti&e
Dn1ba,t>lnng,
s n it si. ,sn
.. @. = e"nigfr,
an her 3ten StrdEe. Ct. Naul. Mtnn.
an ner Stem Strabe ct. @aul, Wtnn.
(Nietea pein frihersn grf- Sffee< gstdaps.)

3eituuasre.artement emit: eide litsrariitsn, rrlis
til6en, firdlidea unit i~luirirten .3eitunseu une Mpnats=
teite ine frrt!ratrerr auI Eager prer !rsrefn aut Settel=
lung te;r9eI. ..... 4. .
SdultuGertepartem IN t: Sicies enttdlt ae
i'm Staate eetrauhtsr. reuIi den uno enalnben Atrttutsr.
fatb. une lutb. Satedisnea SdrsibteFte nit uue rfHe
grrlhriftert II. [. II.
Bitiiptte It: Cine srrBe9eibbittiptbst. bic urG iunsft
trrd neue 3uienhunesr gan; rercruitdntist ruree, emf
sFebIt iIh defenders rurt ihre ~aeSis9ete gtdnrtt1aln9tel
allen 9~isbtabtrn einir su.sn 9ettare in gan; ct. ganl.
8entiht 3 fp drterrent: Stelss entralt etIts
srrfe Mcnbe son errsen Nnb tleinet sSerfen, 9e1t1tta=
Tub @r;dtiunastufer R1ttfelz, 2ieeerI, 8rdt,, Sraur,=,
bidder, S~usentitriften ,e. unb epielraaren.
Rirhlihes Sep arten,e emit: Cine srrBe Il. ttrne
Musmabl spn @ebets @eianss. une GrbauunsstUderr,
Weeailen' Gtatuen, Si!eer, SSadster;en ssrSiert rre
.petF, u. /. ~.
Notwithstanding: Sn tteier 4bttsi!ins
fnsst man ane Nrtsn @tuittifute fNr gianr, Mtelreern.
Buitarrs, Sipline &c. fernsr GslansstHhsr, esitids uni
eneliite.
Snfru nj entaI<9 partentert Cine quite Ius5
ratI srn Aceprrerns, 0uitarrst &c. lteis at Sant, rerrsr
Tianr5 une Wtelresrns neue une aus ;reiser 9arb. IuI
Ben trei lettsenannten Sufrulnertsn rtre srunelner Tn
terriHt ertteilt.
Observation-Disclosures: Seslide Srrts -rn
Streibpnrier, Statl< une Slefeperu, Graapus, Jartei,
@riTd, Safeln. Sinten &c.
6dleucer= geraTteme nt: Gtrtsf!er, M1r1en,
Gincinndtier Kaieneer, 9idfls tluitrirts fdtt. Iae ddr1tl,s
sItalenter, Saitsntalsnser @erbarps &dlsnrtr anger
REM n,shrcre Srrten rpu &dlenetru aus Gft!lGldne, He
Balls e~intrefFer rerpct.
gae ueuen Griteinaneen auf ZEN ssridisssuen @ebietea
Ter ga6< usb MuftalieHtanoluna mereen r%sssiraasis 81
ec1anst unb te;rsea. Sebe Sefteuuns mtre rrrr9t uus
, eeptTsntaft YET Npt- Jradt= rber errreBbefprreruna he,
iprst.
,5n ,atlreiaen g~uftrasei bait ih teftsns e%insfrf!ca
Mrs. s. 5Entger.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

PAUL Gaber bat BEN pcpularfen Grpes>
r~ielure in Der rbern Staet. Man bat f6 all
-seraein iiteraeuet,ea 6 feline @aareu eleitf0rmis
preispurbis tint, baB er alles bat iuwcbl fur
bic budberridaftlite als aud fir bic ti!rserlt@e
5ausbaltuns, une bab rele unb noble Wufrar>
tuns nnt tiQise Yreilt als Mormal-g eleB bier
alt. Man inbet3 bin 0rpteries, grcstllons,
Vrptnfte, frilde Butter, Gier, Sbt Fabadpfei<
fen, ganfee Ncticns, MebL 9irten, @tsin : u.
acrtwaaren, Spinnrarer une 5ausseratblha1>
ten. Sn leinem neuen Stpt son Nirenberser
@pisImaaren, feinen Yrrseaanpaaren teitebene
aus Sauienben pun serl6tebenen Nrtitelr, ptre
Seter fir @eibnadts : uab Meujabrsse1beufsn
II. /: n. Northumberland unb @erla1ssn cut
iprcten tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

re 5erabee1este niebrise g,rsils
lit G~aenpaaren. Dieienisen unierer geer. mel
de in Minneapplis u1b ct. Mntbcns eittallten,
perben .prtltbun unb 0elb iraren, nen1 tie IN
einsm Der Stpre5 srn .. SG in pht=
aen Yldsen (~einerlsi, pelder Srn teieer) Scr<
lpreten, ha Ct iueteu eine,t pradtisen nsusi1
Stud ron Ors0prhs> 5iiten unb Sapren u. +.
~. rem jcsli9er@ rttuue erGTnet bat. Ste tNrz
men lid tarauf serla0en, bier ben srIen Wertb
fir itr @e!e III erbalten.-Give him a call.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Die 1hprteit, welhe III rtcnlerratloe"
aP%abrsaeln Ter Hapifalcn slautt, tat e1s
@clf bic Snspnieaueu; beschen la1sn, Sc
aen feline pclitiihs lls5er;euauas ;1 1ttme
men.
Der Samcn lit seidet. IS 1T serseblld'e
Mube, cem @lhstbum rer9Ean;s 9tsen bic
Natur re5 Saamens Gpridriften madsn ;l
nrQen. Gs eitt nur cine @atl;-entreher
ras Matsttum ner 9Hanse 81 eulrsa rrer
ten Samcn wiescr uus;uidten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Seffentli6e ginlabuns! sur erDb>
ten utp y%p0itdnbielen Neitauration Die Scn
S6illeru. g d ID tNr. 242, 3.sStr. SON
jest m tpereen gu jeterS tuaee DE Multera,
Wslisel, 5urelen. Jleiidlrrten aQer Mrt, Hile,
furs MQes, mas Der Marft an 0elifatelle n bietet,
i~erptrt. Die feiniten @eine unb Siaueure bic
tet uniere Bar Gridts. CONTEXT uue GpnSitc=
re;maaren in better Nusmabl. O%isNufrartuns
u ieeer 3ett bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
Ralcnbcr fur 1869

inb rorratbis uns ST baten lei Mie Sures
&esensburesr Marienfalenrsr,
Ginrinnati
Ginlebler-a alenber.
Suulrirter Jan1ilien=A alenbsr.
2atbclil9er @rlfstalenecr.
l3itsl5 5al9en-& a!enber.
JransGIlde uno beutlbs,
WroB unb flein,
gBie AUDI Der tinferbe 8ptf
Mit tem bSl;ernen Bein.
Mic 8ures, Bel bet fath. Rirdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
Die 3ise Ter 5afinss Sabn MAIDEN in
Jarminaton gertinbunsea nit rsnMrrssr <uae
4teue,iaen Der Milpaufet ii. ct. pau1 gabn.

Sit bui 9idedisen @amrsre alias Siuur
umi4pairn,sn bic 9sh 3iser @ttdertsnts' 1'ne
MAIDEN ben Gploniten idrehi6 siel ~ f9adsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Dit .3ise Der 9afe Superirr 8abn seben
iest ycn 81. Saul al Mcrssus tint talt adt
l1br unt ssrla6sa int :3uridtrmmsn @srn;ns
uin balls sisr llbr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

-Tas gantsrrttseiss su benubsn, ltept ''ad'
benz 1len Sabr II Spldeu gu, bic tren'sltens
r;c Satfte ibrer S@ulpsu liquieiren tUnns''.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Der Gcrmann te1 8uhtinesret III Der
pirneer<Offee SIR SbcmaS bat in easlano
$4,000 sesrbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

- @eit' einemt Sabre bat ter Staat SlO,Uoo
an guunties fir ~eetSetete @Hlfe tesablt. Die
NSlfe I'M Sdaafsrslse seten ur@ auf trsIea
Jieen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Gin elIdli6es greisnib fsl ant Srnatas
il, Der Ja,nilienmelt res Serrn s. u. S@rpeer
.cr; eieIslte murbe UNI Elm Nfits!isb (generls
femin;ni) rluraliIrt. Sir sratuliren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Srid wpmercy, Der bemufratilds WsuDo>
Matapur braats in lsinem Demrtrat bic Yrar>
tcutenbctlhaft 5 Stunhsn srr allen anosrn
,3eitunssn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Der 8anferpttfaQ Der Jirma S9lt@tsr>
frau uni S,tm it jegt iii cen Sanrsn s'5 @s-
rihtes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
0eut1ht Sriefz9tNe.

yiits psutiher Srieft, bic tts sum .. leg.
niht abasbrlt nprrtn iino:
Ses Araut s. %
Oatlerrn 6. &inte s. $.
!Srfmann IS. Minpr S. &,
Sanpsr5 S.
). $. Sttwart paltmeiitsr.
=. eeitner bsutlGer Glert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
Tlr zen Wetreipebau

tieten RE Qdnber.isa IN sss Gruntie5 !sennerih, lne't,
Stearns uno @tse!sr un.aertrpTene Srrttsile ear. Tatt,sr
aus ZEN pftlthen etaatet srbert ttsisn Sinsereet bei tt:er
Iusmatl BEN @rrsus, dis sic, melde fh an, teften gum Yau
pes g0ei;sns, bent srefsn stapsartifeI ess msflidsn pan.
hels eisuen. 0ieie Gruntiss %enttaltsn aud einen Nstt.,
tbun, srn WaIsunaen ees ihSniten tarten Srl;es, mad
uelten, srpse gtaGfrase fir reridisteae 3reds it. uno
neIAss etnen euten Marft tst Giic,tdtnca cat!aTs f!!est,
nno mid alsiu fir Bic RlGruna be5 ga'rcS cAt'tdetat 'c:,'
ssr, tas PANT jsIbf te;ltft ma DIT,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Mafet 70 pieI Sdmeins ais n'p5l'@, ras
in Sort yertpantelts @elidfrrn tesahlt lt BEL
fer, ais i'm Arlten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

-0as bisFs. Sssirtsssridt tpar risie Wrds
III Siyurs.