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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
MbmiMiHratioua- Mn3ei0e.

sia6ri6t mirb tiernit %sesstsa, taB untsrSet6nstr
9plmaht iur Nerfpalnin9 hes Nadldnes he's dubier per-
fprbeHen miargdrctbe @cnipp, etbaltsn bat. Aue,
pelde 5srferliaen an eieien Nadlah baten, perben BIER
nit auisefprrert, ielbe nebft ben rbtbisen Sslraea an'
peer yer esm s. Mai 1869 einuiretten unh aeltenS ~
MAIDEN peer ~ aeirhrti8sn, sdB lie lbrer Nnlprltte an
tiefen Rablae seiesItG fir YerlulttG erflart rereen inE9tn.
Vile, bic 3ablnnBer an eielen. Nd6IaB Al MAIDEN haten,
pereen bierrnit auiseicreert. lclde iinrer,iGlih an Utter
iarttten. 0cprg II. Gjentpp.
266,72,S.SD Gtmintitrdtcr.
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Jcrfauat.

3wei Stubmattr, tilrr fur Rtpdrdlurtn unh elmer
iur ntue Hrh,t. werren igicrt re lauRt, gutter qcbn uRt
t~eltdntiA' HreS't i]u8cTtert. RltUlfrdarH In Nr. 10.
WpnuUICnfltu. t2Sl-i)
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Serlaugt unS geindjt.
WeTueht.


@eIu6t.
mir ttpgtn sin,m @anut neth Brdu. bic. arassit6
NIT etnt Ndtrbau pertrdut. feline Rinttr battn uut ar.
tettswiljA iint, EN- 9utts llRttrlcmmtn udApeiieu. Mau
melbe tt N BET Srpre. :. 5l. G53-l
SpmpGgupns 8efuI.
Gin Gpmpasnpu fur has auftivrs. une GvmmtRsns
Viltdt. 81 eTfrdBtr tet W. Riepntridt \ SO,
autttenatsrtn in Mr. l66, saIrtmorttr.. netsn aeams'
eTPrrsHnrraG. Cs7o-sU
StelEc9cfnb.
Gin tthtieer Edtfcrpfr. re dfr iulltih Wufern IA
rhueH gcr0tbt, iutt Gin t~cfrrt1ss ugtsrismmtn. Mas.
,HlrdSeu bet Gapt. Sdne, Er. 40, Ut!.Bas'tslr.
t2sl-2l
Derlan9t.
Gun Orsutdbtr auuae ,un asltuua slrnatn. 3u tr.
ltds'n IN !r, 20. 2tpeftrHs NGCD, nate tsm ScatHs.
Barrie. t2Sl)
0cimabt.
On pTbtrtltbeS NGetsu, um bic gr6,it fur cine ftslHs
Santiie " hun, hiSct rtHen 0nlcnthnen plaB, ne Una.
liza une 0tuilh geirrtdeH pue, RahlufraAcn In jtr.
80, ~urscns, srt.3h &'6mens' uub DlahtlcnNr.
C2sl-5)
G~Ssrinngt.
Ginsm tutiacr Coulter. rsltsr Tie gss.ltrunasn i'm
Sadrut gu matlu rerltbt. Etrs Der bedNif tpbn bsidbit
mR ~tel"nei6e aTEttt atsebcn IN Nr, 26, Gurei
|rcchhr. C2sl-2)
Ucriauet.
.8wet ShubmatCr, fiurr fur Rtpdrd!urtn une elmer
tur ntue Hrh,ta ptrtcn iufcrt re, iauRt, gutter pctn uHt
~teltdntA' HreS't i%r8cjtfrt. giltIlirlarH In Mr.. 10.
WpuuWCntlfu. L2Sl-4)
DcrIdn9t.
Gin N}aSttt, wrltt' aut wa den, tultlu uut icdtu
lam, 10 Mtjuuicn pcn ter Giant gaNa0tCr Y itHb0bH
an her GGarcStr .GVtHuc. gcga $40. NatmrrdgtH
III Nr. 2O2, 95rn. erattfr. (2sl-3I
Wcrlangt.
3wtt Stutmddtr, elmer fur altparaturrn uni ttuer
rNr Reuc Hrttit, prrprn ipfrrt rtvlhnat. idtmfraeeu
IN Nr, 81, pars iicnfruac. t2s0-2D
UerIGu9t.
Sine STEELE fir sintu 0uttH Rntbt, her icet Garmdr.
tttt rt,r.h'. 9labtr:f In Rr. 4, aBauCrlp Ecrrdec,
AFdRfltH SNuLre. C2Ip SO
Spelcih s%ertGn9t.
@Cutte Hrtrtttr auf NGte. 6uieu uut Drlen bel
sStslCnftIe 4 Sp., sr. PAP, gpet. 9altimrrttr.
(273-S3l
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bi0ns-D aupfrfin Ut. 3.

Den Witeftetfrn 6es Vereius III piTen Sde lie Witt
nod. ben rs. Nsp., Itenbs Z ltbr, IN ihrem eefalt, Nr.
297, 9pas-, Sde ssn 2aneafsrltr, bel Strafe ~ eridet,
rGn baben. attitntnbltern, wsl6s mob b%eisuireten
punihet. 1T quite 1elssenbsit 8ebpten.
(27a-S2) 2cuuI. 1uri, STIR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

81 Btlrtnuns ertdlt, wsr gethes ,urad-
trinst W Weid,aei 5dscr. CIR. 1e1, eis.aasstltrfr.
t2TS-e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Danbiuiirm~ Stir
Werlcrcn:

Demisnteen, Der nit eteienn qeieen aerlast IA, fann
Id, Srn. xeiifef e%rlpsetfen. CIR tilft fhneG.
l2s0-2) Mnfon Gadni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

Gu pgbtrtIi6e5 NlSettu, nm bic grbttf fur cine ftCtHs
Santlie " hun. f1Sct Given oHlcnttnien qIag, ne GHa-
lid une 0tuilh 9eirTtdtH pWe. RahIufraacH In Jr
50, u%SGrScns, Srtlb,n &ibmcRe. uub DlahilrnRr.
(2Sl-b1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
@efmAt

Gun Crseutliher Suuae ,um 7sitUua slraatu. 3u tr.
td5'n IN ar. 20. &tucFtrn= NHsD, nate tsm SeatHs-
Alrift. l2Sl)
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administrations An}fi0e.

glanrtdt pirb hermit ae9etsn, eab Undergraduate
@eanta6t tr gerpdllur9 tes Radlales hes anbtsr
rent. pisilinm mscSinlep ertdlten bat. Ditient.
gen, melhe 6creeriinGen an eiefen Nadla6 BADEN, peresn
bierntit auigefpreert, iplre rebit hen ~nttbt9en @eleatn
am cher yer hem u. SUM 1869 einjureiden unp aeltenD
~ MAIDEN Sser ~ Separti8cn, hat fe ibrer NniPrude an
bislsu NahlaB eeeBlt& fur p%erlnilis erildrt pereen mo-
asn. aae, tie 9nblar5cn an teieR AatlaB ,h riadtr
BADEN, rersen bterrnit aufaefprtert, ielte unrcrJl8lt
einaeitrttteu. Wfnrp II. Scaguc,
1880 O. o2S Administrator
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

Su peredufen.
iu %pcrfdufen.

Gint In tntr ictr 1uten qotattdt %Nelr9tat Blrbirt-
tube iebr btltn, tuttu her ittiae 9iltuthumtr dd6trtr
Sefhdfte taib,r ~terisltCn n,ht perfebeu lanH. Au q.
iraBtn In VIZ. 40, Npre5G5recnilr. (2SlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

bu pSkAuhISN+
Cine seutitt appibtfr ut ~rtrfaafeu. gla&wfrdaer
In Ar. 10 grdrInr raIttmprt, MI. (2st-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
administrations Aniriae.

Iabridt ptrh hermit %arBeben, bat Intsrietbneter 9ea'
maGt ,ur 8srpaltuug hes Ma&lafes ees albier yer
lprb.. Sob. y. Sdid) erbaiten BAT. Vile, irel6t
5oresrmseu an teien gtadId6 baben, Nereer birrinti
aufssfereert, iplhe teblt hen nptbiseh 8eIegsn pate
tens am o. Wal 1859 eirjureiden u. geltenb ~ MAIDEN
pesr III sesirtisen, tab lie ibrer gnipri6e an tieier
9aGia6 selegli6 ilr eerlgfta ertIdrt reretn lnS8sn. aGc,
bic 3ahfnnaen an eieisn NadlaB Iu naftn bnbeii, rertei
hermit auteefcreert, ipfhe unseriialiG arlluiericttuelst
" lei(ita no niSt, 10 wirb ssri6tiih einaeitriLtsn.
9ufiina Said),
(269, T5,s1,D NhnrtrilraIpGin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

eeptts artetltr auf R5ts. Gpfeu uut g0rln bel
aSttlcutele q Sp., Ar. PAP, 9pet 9Glrin,rrttr.
IpTl-gQO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

tur ffn WcurerneurI
SpbH N. Garter, Stdatsefrstir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
3n prrfnnfcn.

60 las Dcbnbaus nit eabtr an her 5atca.Gdt
<5zE ttr pcmbars- unb v lttmarlefr. 10 Nus brett uue
90 20 bub tief BITS an cine Aatp; @rnnpsins So.
8trfauttbe sinsun8tr: elm 9isritl badr, Der Rtl IN 6.
2 une is Dtendttt. Scnte aud Gin 2ls .lSdiats Cad.
EN- Veebnbans. VIZ. IL, Rprt-Sarpline., ndbs Nda:tt;.
5trafe, IS . 4 q SOl trtit, SO 1ue iief. In suiem 5d.
tante, init I atttr 3 rlnerH; @rurtsins $50; pr9is
siS00 NSbere Gustun't bel 2IuoJriu & sr,stup,
III. 10. Yap HnilbInhE. Ct. NaMllr. (2Sl-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
GtoNt.N nInnuiiiGrS> Wihfou.

"
atttm {. %. HpS. 1865.
Nerfiestfte Nnaebpfc pereet In bic en Blrf1u bis
Ereitda ben 4. December, Qcrmittoss I'm 10 lbr,
aaf Ripefiren, Raueffcinbticeen iiite pfdifcrii her
aan,rn Strede res ilnipu CccfS, ,iriihtn Safiern
apsnue upt Rem 9Berfte, onssnontrtt.
Der pstr bic Gcntrattuternebnrr taten Caution nit
e%enebmlatsr @lraitie far ttc beias { uhhphaiierunss.
arteit iu lsnen, edf bic Nrtettsn IL ftenser ~lleberein-
ain, m ins nit een @rirrssrniNen Ter @ercrhnuna -,um
Ginfibren zines Splems FIR fas Rtreatreni pHaiteri
unb lnpFaftrn her 5traeen. @dnsn une @dbdsn her
etabt Baltimore" s.i&eben. SIM Mnftra8e:
SEQ. y. 1S~optpart,
(2Sl,3h) alerf tes 5taets&emmindre.
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gtencaefnM.


Gin tthti8tr Ratf,cpfr. ne bfr ,ualti6 Wudern III
cfueH gcrttti, iudt sn f]ctrrtrlss lutsrtpMmtu. Mas.
,ulrdscN BET Gdgt. Sdub, str. 40. G;tl.Baes'tslr.
(2Si-91
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tduS milf Shbru

\ On 5tset.l Rrrs.Gttn-. Smttt.,
z 6rptcrs, Strtdtr- II. KtempRtAt
.pu grsilen pen $500 bic si2 600 - eurh
Sui. Scnrae, Rr. 20. Apre GGtssrtlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

sfSA Gin ntuts Saus In u6ltlttrn Stdtttbeilt mi
Sa0e, Ualer, @as u. T. ~, itbr tilia, 5000
- Scperip Bomb 1t. 60, Ct. PAUL, 1. 3bui
tfrklth ppr Yefinntpnir. f0sS-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Die Mitalieoer res
Draitable DQunfrfins

,perbtu tffiitbt, Der bcufe 9I6euc. "a. @rs., fdttRnten.
Zen Gentrai- uns resclmdsissn 9srianrnluus ~btiiarob.
nei. Ia piHiiss @tf6afte S~Orlisssi.
T1sI) Sfaaf gfpee, Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

10 an Ter psR. zaratrBanrafs ~ p~criauftn. gut fur
Al tin @eftdft ~stisssn; preis $500. SeosrIp
- Spnb II. 60, q. yaul'. o. tblr uSrelit ven
rytn1tenlra6e. t2ts-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Scalcib ~sertanot

Sine STEELE fir stnru Nutrn Rusbt. her icst Barmar.
lett rt'lst'. AaBirtf In Rr. 4, aBducrlp Terrace,
SQUARE. C2Tp- Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
ueafr Dauufrfin.

Wttrere @drs.r, ermutb'pt hrrh ten am lesten Den-
usrfas 70 erfplsrsid ~tserbiatet Central. We. 'Sauper.
elm 81, 1ne eutibipHtn. irsleit ipieesr einen nsusn ~
bilt en-, uus taben zine gtrianmluns ani Spnnerftas.
ben 20. IS, i'm Ycfale hes Srn. Sddfer, Gentral.arf.
rdbe G%aaerfr., anberaurnt, wp,u bSHihf einlaset
(27T $50 Q. 5ulc, prov. SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Sdlefiifs . WIcrFdni


elmer NpritIAtide cit FtrtfnurdtIrr.
$50 On Nclae eifrs @ttblaI H0rrt N;iTbl2 trt
"a GtdetAtrtttt N tCr RldBr tcs gNu, 5V:tRH EHt
~ @tofR ". btlbfr atAm H,rnm Y. Ser hdtc it
dltt Wriprub gtlalttH Sirani y. Ger huf edt rdttt.
Htntt siRtn'b lml laitrt aHb 1T HtNe aeutmntr, alt:
NHte Ntdt, StlgrCtt, HriVriid uHp WUTrdt tdahicn
StIaIt Y bc5 an uHP dut tat 3.irdt3t VdfnttutduE mt
= lct. Stnteaebaute, str. IS, on her HltHittle her 81.
pdnlhr., has 2, GduS irtltd ven Naptt,e4g.. dU brF @L.
gaullr, unasf1br - Buf brt,t mil elmer dttfr ven mn
atLatr so 6uB, lCiaie an her Subieitc her NdptltClr. w.
Rcidbr 10 Nus brett unt urlriGbr rs 6uE lief. EaE Saus
an tapttitlr. M Nly. - mtt biitci, pcrrttt Hil 9ir. is,
q. gaultr,. ci @ebdutt. 6erucr aud agtS Mt6t mtt
auiprabe trs bcidatsu Ncr duf ben @rmt, AMI gfltCm
bt,aattS Saus cher @rtdube frbi.
Inns i'd nidd,e biermit befdnut. taf th Hm mliit
nod. 10. Iutr. 1865, Ntittcas l. TO-, an bu O..
rthitbauSibhr In her stair 8dlttmctt NIts Hurrdt
anlprub &c. teE ~hcdattH ptrnm u. fgr IN lmh aGf tUG
chen heltttebtne G]laenthum a. ten WctlbuttHtel Jf3tn
SdarIasIpuG ~vcrtIulen pcrse.
Jphn aB. 0dpiS, Shtrif.
II NJ. @ruHru = 60 8Uft.
foSl a. n. =. a. Of .2.b.T.4J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
q pmpaAnpn. @einM.

Gin Gpmpaanpu fur has a]ufttUus. uue GpmmilRsns
@iltdt. 81 eTfrdGtr lei W. Riepntrif n 90
Sutttenatgrtn in Mr. 100, Salttmurttr., Hrttn aeaml'
SrgrrfturrdE. CTO-aD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
HI Ncrfdmfcn.

qtdir, Nunsifaft unt Ginridtungcn zines ant etfelt
men edaerbitr' SalcHs nit 5~riRiItmm er. 4u mttttn
bel Suaai 1t. SIuber Rr. ~, 81. paultraae.
(.Tp-StI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Amill6e Driefliff,
oS. Nup, 1858,

GetrHut:
Nm Is. RUYtr. tUrdb rem GBtp. Tdncr Wilare G..
Taa Miinelm gpdlner nit Jriul. SaroIinc g.
Ari;nu Bette rpu Baltimore, (2Sl)
Oetedut:
DIM IT. Mprbr. barb Siu. gatrr Sdeit Iriccridb
&rutt init 5rdul. @iiiabctb &rdnWr, geits cVn Sal.
in,rre. t2s1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Spcbtn clbQlteu

kS4slrd,trr Gutnit rtbnler : d,tpelSer Ssfc;
TO. qimbuIacr ddif;
u.ue hrGGntiidie Sdrtrac teraer 6anal;
Zarectl,t II;
dd,tcr rufffd,er SdpInnr;
ruICId< iinc id,ipceiidhc &rdutcrsa rd,pnis.
fpwtr cine ante mn tlltsc Gldiitit RbeintucifIe pttn
DU8ens me he. prr @llteNc..
Sob Hitfrnf,
(Gua is. Oti.22,tg7D Mr.. 81, Rot @aeira6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

Cine giisTsi NIT eetr rtnt TftIo unb sroncn uni
auttr aunbibGft n ipeaen ardnfbet 1T Der 8dRtiiit tiGi6
~ re%T,Gufed. Btl iaat tie erpeb. b, gldttsS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

60 - N$Se~ s,ssk
! 3D. Sedbrcr sniiaut. = 9r. @tfnt's Fai'aih
rem 9itsttrit II III w'brii6 et Patian. Or eHfhh't ee
tatiam rfsr 1bsifs srn niltea airi8 =. ren 1aser nno
scn 8;ttsu. 2cinc Salrtoieustso tls ATE edlfam 'h'
Safer, G faitma Eatssutiirbuna nnb Hn''etrhuS YER
lfminttu itnca urt,r ieiuen fdIiam iGcn GtnHfOeN.
~ C2T9 81 .-4sp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Wcrlanat.
UcrIauot.

3wtt Stutmd6tr, elmer fir Gltparaturrn uni timer
lar neue grbtIt, rerert irfrrt rsvIdnat. Wdhluirdseu
IN Rr. 81, Sors iionfiruac. t2sO-2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Wcrnmnia ? 9tbenS &criidlernngs;W e'
ielIldldft BON Neiusglprf.

Sd flble mid Ssrauta6t, ttr ,Gcriranid: 9cbs1s;
Scrfd,erArqs 40: SSeicfid,dft opn stc,psgaprf% unb he.
fsusers ttin bttiafu gasntsn terislbsn, Srn. Snri
Shrcnid)ati. rieirer ttftr Cant 6fentltt at;ufltten
fur tie rrpmrte unb asfhQtae 9Gpprtrrrenhet. NIT
retier mir bic ppr mcinein serftprbenen Name NLltb.
Gtnrn Yerf6erte Surrre non SO 90 a~usaetdttt rlrbt,
NIB pjiuFte Id Ter e%eranntcn Gcnpaanie allen GrfOls,
tsn fe burd lire 9inft i6tcit unS Sp!ieitat pctI pers
bert.
t2T6-sD @hie 5impu.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

HIGH PRICED PoTAToEs.-Table
potatoes are now retailing here at one
dollar or more per bushel-last fall
they were fifty cents. But the high
est price paid for potatoes, in any
quantity, was given by a New Jersey
man about six weeks ago. He bought
$50 bushels Of the variety known as
Early Rose, of d. S. Heron of Utica,
N. Y, for ten thousand dollars Over
S66 bushel. This potatoe origina-
ted in Vermont, and is called the best
as well as the earliest kind raised
b. X. Bliss u Son of New York had
a few OF this variety this season which
they sold at one dollar a pound. A
man entered their store one day this
spring, and asked them what they
would take for a bushel. Not wishing
to sell anything but pound packages,
they replied 500. The customer
planked down the greenbacks and
took his potatoes. Twenty five years
ago thousands Of bushels Of potatoes
were sold every year in Caledonia
county for ninepence bushel.
The Harrison potatoe-the favorite
winter yariety-are very scarce and
very dear. The Boston seedmen re-
tail them now at Sc per bushel, and
but few can be obtained at any price.
-Caledonian.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17
How TO SUPPRESS A RUM Mill

How TO SUPPRESS A Rum Null
At New Paris, Ohio, the other day,
number Of ladies determined to avail
themselves of their leap year" priv
leges by getting up a surprise party"
and calling upon a couple of gentle
men who had recently established a
whiskey shop in that town. Armed
with their knitting work, the party
marched to the saloon, helped them
selves to seats, made themselves as
comfortable as possible, and stayed
till night. Next morning, the same
party called again, remained through.
out the day, were reinforced by a
strong party of recruits toward night.
fall, and did not depart till nine
o'clock. The disguised publicans,
swearing that mot id man came
IN during the two days." quitely pull
ed up stakes, packed up their unsold
rum, and evacuated the town, with.
out waiting the third visit.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17
ID u Z u u A r B AL L AID S
FOR THE MILLION!
At Prices to Shit the Million.

Having made arrangements for the current
publications of the principal housesin the United
States, which are furnished in great variety and
at greatly reduced prices, at retail or wholesale.
We supply any order for any song or book, no
matter by whom published, at the publishers
lowest cash price. Look over the list and send
your orders, large or small. A list of few
given below:
Anne Darling, New Song and Chorus.
Drink! Drink! Drink Song & Chorus.
Broken Hearted Milk Man. Comic.
My Heart Goes Pit-a-Pat, Comic
You Naughty, Naughty Girls, Tony Pas
tors latest.
She's Lovely as Rose, Comic
She is so Far and yet SO Near.
and hundreds of others Comic, Sentimental, &c.
Any OF the above will be sent by return mail
on receipt OF cents, or for 10 cents, or 20
kinds for Is cents.
We have songs that will please everyone
There was never such chance to get popular
songs SO cheap before outside the cities Send
IN your orders at once and receive your songs or
books by return mail or express. Address,
HENRY d. MOULTON &c CO..
L Box l3, Island Pond, VT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

A DWELLING HOUSE & LOT
FOR SALE, pleasantly situated, with q
good view of the village and its surroundings a
truly desirable location. For particulars inonire
of the subscribers.
HALL g. JOSLYN.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

II IS and shall be, sold cheapy Such an ar
S4cEe can be afforded Ii a lower priced Superphos-
hate and vet Of good quality be desired let tie
Inc article as sold by the Company, be mixed with
Equal AMOUNT OF dry muck fine old compost and a
coop article is the result and at less than
dollars hundred.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

This letter was not intended for publication
but was the result of various analysis which We
had caused to be made in order that we might
be sure our Super Phosphate would prove As
much better than others this year as it did last
As you are not acquainted with Dr. Eaton. III
following from Prof. Crosby of Dartmouth al.
lege will sufficiently justify the implicit conf.
dence which we placed in his report
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

There was a man in Washington,
And he was wondrous wise;
lie pitched upon "my policy"
And scratched out all his rs,
And when he found his rs were out
with all his might and main,
lie pitched into Edwin M. Stanton
and scratched himself worse than
ever.
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s1oEACHN CURRENCY

For this drawing eBly five bundled tickets vii
be sold aud IL will not enterfere with the second
Drawing to take place on
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CASE No. 34.)
bankruptcy Notice.

To all the creditors Of Louis wGssner, Bankrupt.
who have proved their debts, and ali other per-
sons In interest,"
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 20 appear be-
IL fore the Supreme Court OF the Territory oi
Montana, sitting in Bankruptcy. on the I'm day of
Decembsr. A. D. le6s. at 10 o'clSck, p. m, AZ
discharge from all his debts should BE granted
10 <sid bankrupt You also notified that the
second aod third meetings Of said Baokrupts cred-
ton. will be heid before Theo. Muffy, Register Of
said Csnrt In Ba1krurtcy- hi- once IN sid Fir-
ginia CRY. AZ 10 o'clock. .. m ofsaid day
BY order Of the Court, made the 1elh day Of
j VI. eHoHER 80. "I j. Clerk
Atty sor Pstitoss-. S27wa,
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 27th.
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TIL e CITY.


INPoRTANT-We Inadvertently gave
away the following copies of the WEEKLY
Posr: May "a, 10th, and sd. Any one
having either of these copies and leaving
them at this Office will confer favor and be
paid for all trouble
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OUR AGENTS.

HUDSON & MENET. New York TI=ss Building
PARK Row are the sOle sgents s0r MONTANA
PosT. for the Eastern States.
STEEL & TANT1s, Sole Agents Cor Chicago
and vicinity.
W T HAMu.rOS Fort Benton.
Mr. A. ]. SMITH, Bsnnack-f
J. NJ FIsH Sterling. HOf Spring District
BEILINGER s. ALLEN. Silver Bow
JAMES STUAKT, Deer Lodge
WoRnEN Co. Hell Gate
w p PARSONS. Gallstin Cry
7. NICHOLSON German Guich.
GEO PERRY. Lincoln GEIleh-
GEO. kAUCH RadersbarE.
A b HAMILTON, sun River Crossing
II. Fl. HATHAAwY. Highland District
. r. CHURCH, Summit City.
r. C. JOHNSON BlackfaOf-
WESLEY W. JONES. Reynolds City, Elk Greek.
J. s WILLIAMS. St Louis, Mo.
l. p. FIsHER. San Francisco Cal
HENRY RfERDES, Argenta-
H. ELLIS s. Co, Leesburgh. Salmon River Mines
W. DAvENPoKT, COufederats GUich-
c. BEssEEER, Boulder Valley.
MONTGOMERY. Bear 6ulch and adjacent mines.
II c. WEIBOLn. Butte City
GEORGE VI. BROCK. BeartOwn, NJ. 7,
DAVIS WILSON. BOzeman City.
r J. PERCY, Sioux City. Iowa
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DIED,

At Fort Benton, NJ. T., on the 14th of No
vember, John b. Morgan, aged So years. Or
egon and Iowa papers please copy.
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DO YOU WANT

A chance for every body 10 get
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Pres't Historical Society of Montana.

Pres't Historic cal Society of Montana.
APPLEs.-It is now no unusual sight
to see one OF more wagons moving through
our streets with several lucious apples stuck
upon a stick, announcing the fact that an
abundance of this classical fruit is for sale.
These teams are from Bitter Root Valley,
where the apples are raised. They are of sew
eral splendid varieties and will compete In
size, grade and flavor with those raised in the
western states. The time is not far distant
when in Montana will be raised sufficient
quantity of fruit to supply all the wants of
her people. The fruit business Is Just begin
ming TO receive that degree of attention il
deserves and claims, and In a few years or
chards In our valleys will be no unusual sight.
GEN. NEIL HowIE, we are glad TO say
has returned, court in Virginia City having
dissolved. His duties as United States Mar
shal having ended, he returns to receive the
greetings of his multitude of friends He
gives glowing accounts of Virginia City, par
ticularly the society, and reports one case of
the ''Grecian Bend" Gov. Tufts is full of
business, getting ready for the meeting of the
and the Virginians are happy as hop pickers-
For all the messages of love, regard and af
fection he delivered to US, we are devoutly
thankful rr -.r
To STOCK OwNERs.-The want of a
reliable winter ranch long felt in this COM
munity, has been supplied by Messrs- Staple
ton, Byers & Travis, who advertise their nu>
merous reception Offices by large posters
throughout the country. These gentlemen
hold themselves responsible for every hoof of
stock entrusted TO them, and move their herd
according to the dictates of nature. Their
first range will be Boulder valley, but should
snow fall 20 too great depth In that locality
they will be driven TO some other valley. Their
rates are reasonable, and animals fed hay if
required. See their advertisement
PROFESSOR MATHEWS has been un-
folding the beauties of his Panorama to our
admiring Deer Lodgeites, who pronounce it
we'll done. The whisky case of the United
States vs.. Richardson 4 Co. has been decided
by granting ofa motion for non-suit. Maj.
Brookieis furnace at Argenta Is turning out
from seventeen TO twenty-five pounds OF sil-
yer every twenty-four hours The furnace 4
IN constant operation Court is still pro-
greszing with unsbSted vigor- HH
STATE PAPERs.-We are under many
obligations 20 Mr.. Saunders, Of the Novelty
Store, for an assortment Of the latest pictO-
rials- There is no place In the city where
such an extensive assOrtment of al kinds of
papers and magazines can Be procured.
The Montana post., 1868-11-27

Sparks g. Mcpherson,
Wnni ESAIE ERncERs No 50 MAIN SInEEI.

Quotations represent tobotng prices IN clean kutn
dast AZ els 90 ounce. Retail prices range
from ten 10 twenty I've per cent higher.
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Alex. H. Beattie. Local Editor.
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The following list Of letters remaining 70 the
Post Onice. Helena. NJ. T., November 2oth,
IS6S.