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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Concentration Wesley Ward has been con-
victed in the United States Court at Baltimore
on an indictment for the abstraction OF letters
from the Post Office at Jacksonville, Somerset
county, Md. Judge Giles sentenced him to two
years confinement in Baltimore city Jail
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

CHANGE ~ HurR.-An important change will
be made in the running time Of trains On the
Delaware Railroad on aud after Sunday next
he express train viii leave Crisiicld al Ia, A.
NJ, instead of 6l5. and the way mail leaves there
IL 40, A. NJ, instead OF 11.2O. This will allow
i To reach here nj lU5, +. Nj, and we thus yet
the Penisulir mail before the Post Oilice closes
III The Harrington train there is no change Co.
M south the Express leaves here at 800 p. NJ,
as llerelntore. The way mail and evening train
u Harrington start at the old time. We advise
readers to consnll the corrected time table else
where
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

APPOINTED .iGrNr-Mr George ~. Stone
Genera! Agent ut the Delaware Mutual Life H.
surancc Company, has accepted an appointment
rs Agent Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
Wuy. This is I'M old aud rclilble company Of
my years standing, aud Mr.. Stone will doubtless
nllise Into 1t that energy and bring to its aid that
thorough knowledge Of the business Of insurance
by means Of which he has made and is making
the Delaware Mutual Life Insurance Company
SO wonderfully successful. He will, Of cotise
retain his position us manager of the last named
company.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

sntD.--Thc gill-net fishermen vi Chester and
Marcus liopk have had hut indifferent lack Tor
tlr past week the catch Of shad being small. nna
Notwithstanding the high prices the work III
not paid y few warm lays win bring TIE fill 10
TIE ,lrlec. and then we may l10k for FIJI snp-
Ply. I'ir scinr-hanlets rarely begin operation,
lniii the first OF May, at that time the water
heenucs q little warmer and the fish run bcttrr
tlnr fishermen predict a good season. and have
prepared largely for il. No men work harder.
late and early, and none deserve better pay for
their labor and OUTLAY
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

10000 No. 1 Peach Trees.

kD 600 No. Peach Trees.
or leading varieties. Price $50 per thousand,
packed and delivered on railroad.
HAMILTON PtiLLEN,
apr2.Gtw Hightown, N. j.
ID Il A g II r r E ES
OF first quality Price, IS per 100. or 500 per 1000.
TIIos. c. ANDREWS,
f,b20 smwp Moorestown, N. J.
0O0 00O HOP AND 10000 TH0RNI ESS
ZUU UUU RAsrBIRRy - Wisconsin HopRoots
and Davisons Thornless Black Cap in quantities to
suit purchasers aud on good terms as can be OBJ
tained elsewhere Prompt answers IT, inquiries. Ad-
Y. feb20 3mwpd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
r. q SRWALi., ~.
Superintendent. bel,
IL: f,a,t,.; NEW ROUTE
EYE 80

ES.5s-ozx -7Nft-s rfs
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
seaAhnat tran of Delaware ks Read lift.
leaves Wilmington daily tSuudays esrrvttl) atsl !
l.. M. cnnnee's! with the use sts,nrrs
City Of Norfolk and Lady Of the Lake.
For Portsmouth aud Norfolk, Va. Al Porismtn!h
passehgcrr make close connection with trsi- Of
Seaburd and kaanoke Railrbai for Weldon, R.icsh,
Charlotte Wilmington Charleston, Savannah and
all Southern Points Returning boaia rayc iu.t--
mouth Al 1870 T. NJ, Saturday. oxccptedl on arrival
Of the Southern train; passengers leave ttr.'d nj
G.4b A. NJ, and arrive al Wilmington at Ia 20 +. NJ
FkEiGHT CONNECTIONS are pia,lc not nu,y At
Portsmouth. with seahpard and RnalGke Ran R5sL.
but n Norfolk, with M nnbroken r. Il Has rcl1al,
tho Mississippi at Memphis and whose tDustttli.
luce ioSch all points III the Southwest,
deos Stunt i;el Il K Hill
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
Gj u PIagIaLADELpn, ~,
Run, F6Xn IN NM MniNGToN AND Nh,

1rs,1a Mn LING ING, MONDAY, April IAN ~,
AND WAsHINSTooN AVeN sGrner BROAD STRsip
sWAtr.mAiL TRAIN at $40 4. M NS""S
connectpa ,y1,h stnnpinR a. All regular skel
~ oimn1,e.nS WIN delaware liailrund i, /, = = In
ior Srlsnsld and Intermediate siations ~ "'misin
ExphEsS TRAIN nj 1900 M ss,a..
minyt tor n pnrran and Washington, sog, gS
.ExPREsS TRAIN at a.s0 +. NJ. ssan,,.
e ~, ~, nallmnre and Washington, s,nns eseet
port Stanton Newark Elktun Nnr, ih'irlnstap NeN.
town, Perryville, Hayre-de(irace Ahor9 ti!nte8.
mans Rnn Eagewnod Magnolia, Cha-cs md S. rer
null connects al wilmington with Ii"i i'hfr
road Line stepping at New Castle i99is..were Rail.
ton, Dover, Harrington, Senior, sass1r,s 70 lay
anne ano connecting at Criscld with M, s,l4qse
ier5 mu,rne Eorlnlk, Portsmouth AMI tl w tprl
NIGHT EXPRESS at II 90 p. N d ina the Souih
more more dnd washington, stopping Al TviryyIl IN iiaii
=, rasseigers Tor Fortress Monroe and Na,,.
satimore will take the 1900 M 1 I'm NeIiaih via
field will take $50 p. NJ. Train, '''H VIA Cris-
WILMINGTON TRAINS
stopping nj all stations between phil,a.,1
Wilmington; NIhta htc
Leave Philadelphia al ii OF, N az
and ll.So daily P. NJ The 5oS i.4'n"' " 100
meets with Delaware Railroad for HARM, uaih gnn.
termedlatc stations. .''''lst'h md IL
| New Castle.
Leave Wilmington at 90 md SIN
40 nd ~ tDaily, PM The sio ! E IN, N, az
THROuGH TRAINS From MI IA ,e ,T,nnn
and 300 p. NJ. a. ", lsjO, 5s2
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Chester at 7.64, s.4s and ii o., Nv
ADS n.p3, Al aud 1914 p. M. ~ w., 2li,
FROM BALTIMORE 10 PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore at T.2b A. NJ, Way Mail ~ ~
NJ, express 1925 PM. Express Gs5 p II Il. ! W a.
8.hb r. NJ. Express. s'' = a. hAiitss.
From Baltinore 70 Port Deposit and ine,,ood,...
Aeoomm -dation Train from Port Depnsif am.
Perryville at CAT A. NJ, for Baltimnrv XIX III raye
diatc stations. Gnu iherine-
and los r. M VI ''is a. NJ,
1902 A. NJ, 10 and 455 p. NJ, go and
Freight train with PASSENGER Car atarted IN,
ease wilmington for Perryrille and netngl'ms !
stations ut $40 7. NJ. 'iileulale
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave 1atimore Mt 500 +. NJ, stopping ~ iav.,
de-Grace Pcrryville and Wilmington, Ai.a MN 'sfe.
North, East Elkton and Newark 10 iake CHE a.
for Philadelphia and leave passengers from
ton or Haltimore,) and at Chester to rnyo
from Baltimore or Washington Pt'stu5eFs
IL. n KENNEY, sulerintrnl.,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

saFG wIt1r,Nn nu,n
49, - ihH
Conco1dville Nursery
tEsabli-hsd In 1881
large and carefully selected assortment AZ fr,,,
shane and ornamental trees, vines, plants &c Hc '
oil me Thrifty growth and al moderate prices. -
iuOODl peach trees " tine leading orchard varieti.,
largely of King uf Pee es and Hsls's Early. ernwn
from the nsinr-l ssrd md buds from yuni,o ,h,,,,,
helfiE trees they have made unusual thrift rrn,vts
Apes Lave u ct; embracing tile most vain. III.
varieties Hrowu IN he rsst and West Al. wrlI 10
Tho origin .ri Ia the Middle md Southern statns
frars Cherries flum- Apricots Ntctatines Al.
standard N~' Hhu
orapes-!.Argr astortnent
AtraNbertios and tlschbeIres-choico yarietie. h,
large qlantitirr. IN
kasphe"ries Il The new varieties. LARGELY N,
English Red Msnmn'h and PLiludelphs haryv ,ar ".
productive berries, lars, ard Arm ~ ''''
Evergreens, Shade Trrss, slrubbery A.. ar ali
size q nd rietits. '' " vi III
Having fer many yc,rs sano 10 censider,h,. a.
pense IL prncur'ng buds from all the valuable yaris
rs pi run crown in the extensive orchards az m.
Emit aud Wei, as wei as those Of marked yalne
originated in The Middle and Southern Stafes nu ,
nave them In bearing and cut nv buds aud graf,s ~
,lusivey from Young snd thrifty bearirg frees tbs
Importance Of which ID known to every fruit ,,n .
catalogue. '' uo'ciiptiVe
prompt attention. 10y WI teeeiye
" Tree, packed and skipped in good order.
CHARLES r. PETERs,
sehoo o,,,. Concsrdvile,
peaw 70 county, IA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

BELLEVUE AVENUE NURSERIES,
H.MNoNToN, Nj.
VIM. +. BaSSett, Prop'1..
IT,. attention O. frair,swersi. respectfully
- Small Fruit Plants,
Comprising Lswior, Kittatinuy and wilson. Early
Blsckberrits Philadelphia, buotle. Improved,
payi-ons Thornle.., Clarke and other raspberrts
Wilson's ALBANY, Agrculturist, Philadelpilia Du-
falds seedhs and many other strawberry Plants,
CONCORD Grapes. &C., SC,
lispe ial attention IL called to
Wilson's Albany Strawberry, L.awton and
kittatinny Blackbcrries, and Duoliltle
and Davson's Tnornlcss
Raspberry,
uhich can supply in rcrg large quantities. uad al
ne rerJ fo~est hsiny rate.
Send for catalogue and price list. feb2s. 2my
ATTENTION FARMERS.
RECLAIM YOUR WORTHLESS LANDS
III ouLTivArIss
G II A N Ii T. r. RI e ST.!
TINllE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of Delaware and Maryan that they are
prepared to firhish Cranberry plants OF the finest
varieties in any quantity at the lowest cash prices
these vines are cultivated ON the New Jersey shore
ne nest and mort successful cranberry district in the
United States
The Subscribers taysg hsd large experience in the
planting and huccersful cultivation OF tsis mos de-
hifabe fruit will, II desired contract 10 prepare and
set out fields in the mort approved manner or, II
pares prefer 10 prepare their own fields will make
Aeectinns uf proper lards and give their personal
satiun.
The profit Of cranberry cultivation ia almo, incred
me. swamp land almost worthless he mace of
immense value. Land, In New Jersey worth only
shnf Time since, hui IS per acre, have sfer being
plant with these vines sold for 49, 90 Der acrs
and have yielded nett prdft If $500 per acre Their
successful culture sopends entirely upon Tho right
feegton OF lands, preparation OF fields and proper
The subscribers, from a careful personal exam
nation are convinced that there many places in
Delaware and Maryland now unsalenble aud neary
worthless, that can BE- made Is productive uf ynos
berries as any in New Jersey
SC. HAsTY,
S. hERRlMAN,
N. Ii. DAVIS.
For further information address. S. c. Hasty & Co.
Laurel, Del. The best of references will be yiyen
upon application. feb2l-s1,w
TnE BURLINGTON
FREE FRUIT rfox.
Patented January /, 1895.
The manufacturers of these chesp and n.nu,,r
BOXES for w p-p"'"i
MARKETING BERRIES and SMALL FRUIT,
Are now prepared to furnish in my quantity either
IN MATS for distant transportation or made IN md
packed IN chests or crates ready for use,
send for Circular, giving full description and li,t
Of prices to the
BURLINGTON MANUFACTURING coy,
BurLIssgos, Nj.
Philadelphia onice:-B. l.. JAMES, 24l N. Water
street
~ Orders received by E. SHAW, Agent, CLAY.
ton, Del. 80. o.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

CENTREVILLE NURSERY.
SITUATED on THE kENNET TrRNPIKE. ~
VII rs FROM Mi1.MINtiTpy
yOo,eno PrAon REFS, afthc leading Orchard Varieties
lo1,tOa hAL's faEIY PpAom, a rev variety sun
rpehs Two weeks "trirr than any other Peach
!, uW Ssl'tii,i and Dwarf Penrs nf leading Iinds
stANhAhh ArrLE lhGls inclmdn. 100 y,Iirties
sIski,Ann tlhn l'glts leading varieties.
Nh, rAkiNk, AtkhAnf, AMI PLUM TREFS
hhoo OF one aif two 5cur o's GHArLviN 49, coirpri,.
ins nll the leAdr frties
!, Also larry. It" K Il pMarf Cherries, Dwarf Apple
trees lntlhli-E Ornaments. Tees. Shrubbtry and
Evertfrrhs III variety. ~
800 900 StnAMirnHf rIAsrs Via
Great hpricuiinr.t. Rnt,r's i'rnlifc. French sred
lhF. ''rcal Buffalo Seeding Albany sredlinr
30 600 Black Herry Ilauis Law oil or new Refhrll.
dorchester, High Lush, Wilson'S Early and
Ki'taniy ~
lOO,OOo Raspherrlcs OF Loading VAieties. rhladct
lhia, htldy and productive; Dnoitilrs I'M
proved l'latk Cap Allen. Red Cane, Red Pro
me, Beltde fauntcnAy, everhcaring perfecly
hardy and productive fiom July 10 ec,uvei
Miami md tldrk.
CUhkA NTS cherry. White Craze Red piltcb
White llutch. Black English, and Black Manlr
ouoSEiihRitlLs- iln.l,on's $ ing, American
:nt English IN s4tieiy.
RHt'BARl, Victoria h,,t fur marke, or t,bl.u,.
A>PAkhGt - wn year I'D plants
!ifnGING rLAsrs IN yttrty.
Y 'mpee IL scriihiUn uf varieties Of Fruit. ,nd
Flowers, my ne-cris i've cat.onne ="
Al oi the nhuvt will he sold III snail or lsryc nnn,
III irs ~ slil NJ purchasers 8 i'A.
Az Trees std Plants guaranteed true to name
For descriptive Catalogue address
WIN. NJ PETERS,
i"'io'Ai" centreyille, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
HooFLAMD's GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY Dr.. @ VI. IIFNSON,
PhlLARLhPlltA, IA
twenty-five years since they were FIRST iatrSiured
into this country from Germany, DATING WITCH time
they have undoubtedly perternc niuie crr"- aud
eenehted -ufe'ing humanity q = great" rxient,
than any other r.stirdir> known 10 the puhir
These remedies wai .l"ttrdl = t,t. liver roln-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

"EBSTRR's PLANS FOR LAYING OUT AND
w Beantifsiny @ rdrns, and General Catalogue
Of Shrubs Roses. Oinsmenta Plants and Seeds for
the Spring of 1858 Mailed to customers free and to
all Others Tor 10 cents. Address WIN. WEBSTER
mans smw lsn State St., Rochester, N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16

q %. tNspep,
Nrtsstut Tie
RI blaitblft,
X iufye aud
nd Il u
yer stsiR
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

SIR Gmtsranten.- Wir sernebnen,
baB SRI. 9arbere, &~ntieranten<A eent fir ben
@taat I'M Iebt.n CONNER. arrangements nit
ber Mil.pautee unb st. paul Gifenbabn<Gcn-
paenie o%etrpfen bat, tponad Uepdd, Grnteranten
eebSris, sptl@es tpesen Midtbeaablune bes Gmi-
sranten-G abrssltes in 6anben eenaunter Guu1=
pasnie il, frei BON allen Soften ben Gi9entbh>
rnern 5~ussfent ptrb, tpent oielt ibre ;3ablunss>
unfabiefeit, bemeiien ttnnen. Gben(p iol9es
@epad ppriter bic Tradt1deine (Checks) ser-
loren 9esansen lnb. Man tpente i9 periSnli9
pber brieft9 IN Ner. = 5arbers bierorte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
MuS Mtnneipta.
Seflaeenstpertber unfa4.

eBie baten bic traurise Aufsabe, unftrn g.
fern ben bur9 llnfaQ erfolsten Sob bes 5errn
rid 1il@leeer, aus 5elenatopn, Sertt County
mit5utbeilen. .
9err Eif9leoer mar am Mittmp9 ben %. I'M
Sesrihe einen 8aumfamm mad ttr Gig
nadble su fabren. Ct eiens neben benz S@lit-
ten ber, aIs tteier pISbli@ umfdlus, unb Der
@tamm5'Iii@leber auf bas8ein rcaent, i'm 3u
Bcben nart tpcbur6 e. lit cine baIflofe Gage
serietb. Ills man ibn 1T btefsr f9redliden
Gage fanb, bate Il tereits cine folde 8erblu~
t11n9 %erlttten, bic letnen Sob mad elmer bolbeu
Stunbe bepirfte.
Ut binterlabt e~inetrauernbeW ittpe unc 3 un-
miinbfee &inber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Tcmer in SHASTA.

Gbaefa1 I. 1eb.-@ie pir pernebmen, t,ar
5err .. Sltis nnb@emablin, sur;3 eit tes granb<
una!iide, bae biefeiben tetrc1en, Ron 6aufe al
tpefsnb, Der Bales 5eralb faat: 6err Sltis
nnb5rau traren 3ur:.:3eit ais f9 bas 11neliid e.
eianete, In St.pauI unb fanben Bel ibrer &ld>
lebr ibre 9eimfdtte in MIbe.
Das Teuer entfanb tpabridetnlid bur1 cine
gum eeudten benubte 3erse. Der Stpre pur~
BE- Inn Il l1br aeidloGen, unb bas Geuer bate,
ais Is entbedt rurbe, fdon folde gprt@ritte &C.
mn&t, bab nur menise ArtiFA BON eeinsem
Wertt etrettet tptrten f~cnnten.
gerlut $3.50. @erf9truns in Der 5pme
in Metp ycrf $1,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

Mnceiattp n.-uni.re tpertben' Qe{er fin
ben in elmer arbern Sralte, bic Nnseiee BET +.
8. =. @dneiber, M. @rrb unb ~. Gid. Wir
MAIDEN barauf aufnaerffam eaB bieie 5erren>
tieber ~.inseln serldiebene @erTderunas< @eieu-
fhaften repr6fenttrent, fd nun ~a7oeiirt baben,
unb 70 aeme;nfhafhid bic bebeutenbtten unb
pprshetidfen @eriderunss= Nnfalten Y~ertreten.
@ir empfebIsn fs unfern 9eiern aufs freuub-
tdfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

3umSpbe uerMrthe ilt.- Die SURF
in ct. geter bat ben bes Mcrbes Mnaefsae-
ten Scbn Gut, tes Nfcrbes erftsn graee5 fir
fdulcie ttfaaben; b~enielben atcr in gntetradt
fetner ertpteisnen Gerfanbes i9rdde Der @nabe
bes @opietSrs empfcblem.
Nadbem Spbn Gut fem ltrtbeiI rerncmunen
bate, belt er turG 5errn Qanse, Der ais Doll
metfder f%unsirte, cine Idnsere Aniprade an bas
@eridt, feline l1ni9ulb betbeuernb uab feline TN
surednunssfatis!eit lit ~ssrilen ausent!iden
tarlesenb.
TerprpseB aesen SrbnNunn, rire nun bssiu=
men, irpalb cine Sury y1fammen setra&t suer-
ben farm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

Meutgerfder>u;n So @efeli d aft.
-luferen- serebrten Qefer 1T Scott, Carver unb
ansrtnsenten Gcunties our %aefd1iae n Rotanab~
me, toB 6err 9eter gpft in @bnfopee tpie in e.
ner Mnseiee auf elmer anbern @ette ~ erfeten
III, perihietene tsr ausaefidnetfsnW etf9erunss
@efelfhaften repraientirt.
@er1herunaen jeber Mrt, aeeen ltnfaae tur&
Teuersbriinfe pber 8libidaben, tperben sen
6errn p. gpf aufs Bette tefuret. Man tuente
fd an i'm.
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T&t am foIsenben Sage Der gerabrebuns &C.

rtdb, nit ben, sreiitu mi1lcndr s. gter3 unb
einera eanooii&en Gran3cien mad Otter Sail
at3ureiien, um bas bl. 3 9Snissfta unter ben
Deutf1en an, &ulb Gate rber, falls mir nidt
mad bort eelansen ftnnteu, tptnisfens in Otter
Sail unter ben 5altblutinoianern 3u3ubrinsen,
ibnen bas @crt ses Qebens ~ psrfknben unb
has 8rob Der Gteel 81 tre&en. l1nb bies bit
ten wir unter siinitieen 11mfanben lei&t tbun
fBnnen, ba BON Grow @ins bis Otter Sail bS&~
Rens 80 MeiIen su reiien flint, unb tptr bieie in
3 Easen lei9t bd,ten ~;uriidlesen fSnnen ; unb
tpirni&, ,pir ma9ten an, erten Taee-D onuer=
faes,-33 MeIen, Bonn mir tamen sunGrotp
@ins bis Irarerfe, tpo 5err pierre &cs pubnt,
unt poielbf bic 11eterfabrt iter ben GropWins
&iser fattfnbet.
Mber Ia9s tarauf frnnten mir lur IS Meilen
%surtd1eeen, ba tsr Gabrtpee INNER fdledtcr -
ia faft unfabrbar tpurbe, feine Satn burd ben
bobe1 S&nee, bic Seen dns auseetreten unb
fiber bic prairten 1T bic Gtur eans s~ueepett
foIa1id FAM man nut miibfam unt nit arpeen
Nnfrenaunaen, dusert lanefan1 burd bic stefen
6interntRen sortrdrtS fpmmen. 11nir Gana=
bier muBte ben Yferben sprausmaridiren, ura,
bur6 fonbiren bes fhrsebetedten gctens nit
eenGisen bengEe9 ausfntis au MAIDEN, tamitpir
unS ni6t serirrten.*)
ebenio Samfags fcnntcn tpir muir etpa II
Meilen MAIDEN, unb III unierm erpben Qeibisin
bielt ms Samaaas Nbsnts Elm @e9 BON flint
ebn Meilen nod fern Bon unfern fatbcIifden
anVeblern. @onntaas in Der gribe binaufcm~
men, unter ben Observation-Disclosures, tpar Elm
DING Der u%umSelihfett.. Muf bar mir bod
Montass, ale ant III. 8 &Guiastaee bort fsin
~fonnten, bsi&lonen pir unlere &eiie aud Conn.,
tags fcrtauieben.
Odd fcnnten wir aud bieen Wes ntdt biz
Mbenbs srttenben. galb tpar &c fnfer> benn
Der 6fmmel tpar umtpu1ft, unb es fling an III
idneien. t1nfer gcrlaufer eber pfabfnter, -
tpc31 unS berGanotier bel tiefer babnloknGatrt
biensn mubte fcnnte bic @pur nibt mebr
auefntia MAIDEN ; fclslid befdlu0en mir, AUDI
nod bieie Madt, I'M gnbe eines fdiigtnben
@albes, ,nter freiem 5imr1eI susabrinaen.
Nun ,purbe Der G6nee auf bic Seite eeidu~
ben, geuer aneemadt ein penia Seu auf tsn
8oten eefreut, unb barauf tasgettaeua suredt~
eenadt. Der 5cdm. cite MiiIondr Yier3
bate eine quite Dede anaefiut nit 6aienbiuten,
tpuburd feline Rdlte ST brinetn Serr,aa, unb bieb
bate ibn tieie Maht unt ben fclaenben Sac spr
benz gerfriereu berahrt. Mu1 Der GAMBLER
mar siemlid gut NIT gettseue serieben. Sd
hineeaen Bate MIR cine 8ufalobaut, auser met
ren, pelsiiberrcd, unb frnnte temnad in Der
arimmi9sn 8dlte unn,Salih meine 6iiee rrarrn
baltsn. @p rar i'd eenIttiat, bic eanae Nadt
has 6euer su fduren, nm meire 6iee OCT BEN,
Grfrieren 81 betpahren.
(Sdlub fcl9t.)
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@tQbt st. paul.
Dempfratif6e Transformation

De Democratic beS 6taateaM inneiotn ptrp,
an, Mittpo& ben 26. Tebruar, 1868, tn Jn~
aerfplrS San it ct. Yaul cine Gpnnen<
tipn abbalten, b.ren @isune INN IL ubr Mit,
tass besinnt.
Ser 3ped Der @cnsentiun if, adt Delesaten
a,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @cnsention gu mab>
len. tpelder bic Npmination ber @anbibaten fir
praGbent unb Dice Yrdfbent ublieet; ebenic 4
Glectoren fit bic prafbentfdafrstrabl ;u arnat<
niren, tpenn bic Convention 70 beidlieben fcQte.
Ole Experimentation ter serldteoenen Count
ties lit Der Gpnpentipn murte perb6ltnibmabi9
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

@i9tisfir5eim aattean fetIer
Bie mir Yernetnen eiett Der @cnmi6ar Der
@eueral Qanc=SFiee in einem griefe foleenbe
Grflaruns 5eimfatte MnIetlunsen tetreHent.
,6eimlGtte Mnfebler baten has &edt scn Dem
6rl, anf BEN Sanbe, auf benz fe f@ a%nsefeb>
81 baden, ~inicfern 81 ser,penben, als IS sunaAn<
tau bes 9anbes ais SeiH,i tatte, iutpie fit 5aus,
III 1en;tn. Brenntol3 &c. erfrrperlid it. Dase~
aen turfen tie anf benz Qanbe nidt friber 5rls
ann 0ertaufe fallen, bis ibr Mnredt mad 5iabri-
sem Muftnttalt auf benz Qante bur9 s~eniesne
Zen aelcsli9en SsmAs fefsefeQt 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
serurfa9t murbe. Die geriammluna bate gum

seruria@t tpurbe. Die 8eriammluna bate gum
:3tufd, zine 11eberetnRimmune In ben ber. St.
Acknowledgment, ictuie Der gu aablenben st.
mbren einaufibren. Sc tudre bies aoereinas
tin g.nft BON GROCER @i9tieteit 'srenn Ct CUR
Ausfibrune eebra@t wirbe. @ie mir Ssrnep~
men, beabf@tiet 3err 9aeub Main3er, 8esiitr
Of Dtebs BON Stanley County, gum Bebufe &C.
tintr Mmenbements besiieli& ber @esiRer of
Deebs @%ercrbnnneen, ber 2eeislatur bemnadff
tiniee 8ef9life aur geeutdtuns sprsalesert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
+ Celia i'm Gcrrn entfblafen +

Gem Mum idtiecn 6imn'liiden gater, bat 90
eefaQen, bic Gtrm. 5dweaer 8ernaba Sate, O..
S.B., bes Gcnsents Der Gbrtu. 8eneoictiter<
tdme7ern in ct. Sp'spb, am %. ,. 81. scn III
rem lanamieriaen Qeiben, bic fe f@ in ibrem,
fronnmer 8erufe inRanfas suaescaen, 81 erlSien.
Mir empfeblen tie tabtnaefdiebene Tienerin
ces Serrn, benz frrmmen @etste her ct. Bene-
tictiner Srbenshaufer.
R. I. P.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

@ef9dfts~u eberna me.-Wtrmaden
unfere Qefer barauf aufmertiam. bab unier
Greunb 5err s. 6. 9etinser, bas tpublbefannte
@rueeris-@ sf&Sft tes 5errn s. @stsr faufi&
dbernommen bat unb tuirb f9 fets bemiiben
feline 9unben auf Is bette unb frtuntIidat gu b.
tienen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Deutfde 8rief@eife.


Senat.
Die 8rcmn County Biu pai{trte I'M
ter Suspenotrune Der &eeeln ; ebnio>
Die 8iu fir Nbidafun9 Der Conn
Mat npu 8ele plaine.
Mit Der Biu> piel aseaeloer Der le9isz
latipen Mit9lierer betrefenc> 1T man
1dlieblid ms &eine setomme1l purb
pailirun9 e%erielben wie iie urlprunalid
rem Senat Scr9ele9t. wprcen.
Die 8iQ, fir 9tecu;trun9 rer Sn1erz
ats 0eblbren Der 2dncereien auf ce,1en
riditanci9c Steucrn laiten> wu,ee palz
frt.
SIN Senot ,purbe bic 6aus> &elpllt<
ticn am 10:en ;u rerta9en> ouf penTH9
9ele9t.
9aue.
SIN 6aus wurce cine Sill paiiirt
Mrteitsebern serbietenc, weibli@e per-
lonen pber perlonen urter Is Sabren,
3u mebr tenn 8 Stunoer Nrbeit. per
Sag a~n3ubalten.
Cine petition, tpurre %pralentirt, CUR
8erwiQt9un9 Don 100000 Mder 2anp,
un bic Contraction Der 2afe perin unp
Smaba Giienbabn gu unterftGBen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

@inpna al. Gem.-Goro's 8lod aus 3 0ra-
mebauiern befebent, trann!s beute frih> NM 2
l1br nieber,
gerlufe: @bantrp,p,b II. &c., 1teiberfore,
$3.50; serl9ert su$SO0; Glsi@sr $1,000.
Stint II. Rayer, @9neittr $685. Y, Na-
tbtrs 5000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Teuer in @tupna.

@incna 4.Geb.-Dieen Morsen brad III
Der 2. Oh. Jeuer aus, unb 3erf5rte stpei grarne
@ebdube, BON SIR. Stable, @roeers unb 2iau=
eur 8ertaufer> unb Sattler s. g. Wil1pn, Be-
tpphnt.
@erluit an DISQUALIFICATION ettra ST 1000. Nidt
serldert; an @aaren aneefabr $4,000; &C.
tedt burh Gerfherung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

GtfenbabnSnfpeftore n.-Gine Ser
meRunas=partie ber Minnefpta &a1eY Gifen-
balm @deaidnft, rnter BET qeit,ng BON Sen.
S. 81. 8iidpp> Sterinsenieur otiaer Babn,
inb nun beiddftiet cine scrl6ufae einie atpi-
iden Rafrta ,nb hiefempQabe, aussuIeaen.
Wanfotc Neccrb.)