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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

=. Nad 8riefen zines Der enslilden
@efoneenen IN MasoaIa betrue oaS Deer
peS &Snia6 Ebeobor au Mnfang 6ebruor
nur $500 itreitbare Mdnner. Sc folg<
ten tbm aber mabr ol8 sebnmal 10 ptsl
@eiber, bteGrauen unb Mnpsrnanbie, Der
oefauenen oper entloufenenS olpaten !; unp
otele Mn1a3onen tparen In Banpen abefs
tbetlt, BE unterGdbruna f6ntelther6 aupt1
leute BAG 4anb purhfriden. UNI bic bon
tbren Beupbnerr Derlaftntn D6rfsr pol
lenps au63upldnoern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
saus oe,,t snuubesratb.

SIT Dem 9ansen 3pu1erein {
@plen fortan sulfret lein:
Grinipan, @Yps unb @aherslae,
Stnblrubr, @al3en-n1erf' Dir bas,-
@erpentin unb @belltein ;
Jerner: 8unfelasblaierei'n,
Stdnselden BON @las, nfb1t alien
Meieern, bic 19pn lang sebalter,
Wilr, Gi9urien, @9uefeL 8lei-
Mues bies iei fortat fret.
Bab,lt9I lauter CUTE Dinee
@inb's5 ridt idtaip' i'd, es serinse
DAP fe iid Der Sreibeit freu'n
aInftig in benz 3 pllserein.
Gtnes MIR in sem &esiFer
Sf,sergehen BON Miniaer:
5a9t, tpaar tperben Mrs erleben,
Oab-bas Mprt mirb fri seseben?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
Nrriih /.

,Sonaono,s seutjd,t %aNept;;aea ,perpen naipssn,aGt. Man
lebs< sa, bal. ss llntsri@srtit s sn e. S,z W; $ s. I'D
auf bent lnIates iessr 0ia. Il l9s esnH's S.,; Aas aneesn
fuo unedt. -1auptsS rrte TN sf Osrma" g'spetnt otpre'
Nharlss 81. evans, Gisenttumer,
jrIpsr s. Sc. Sadira u. Gv.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
gspn Mev. Sps. s. &enl1Qrr, D. ID
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fseSafteur ces Gtriitian Chronicle, philadelphia.
SdD babe spn ccn @ceraude rpn 6prfane's 0er1rar Stt-
ters er,tltteren Ntuben 9ei~0ca uno bate MIDI berthtist, Is els
nertb.pllcs Spnic Nuen III smgfcblen, melGe an alse,neinsr
sShm16e reer az Araufbcisu. teirsn. tie curd u%npronuna IN
Ser aeter sntiprtu1en. SIR ~essehener
6. 3. TtuSnI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23


<oDofluun'5 Sermon 0t1ter1
0oot[unO'> herman Comic.
Dos orpfc 6eilmtttel fit ale 8rantbetten
@ab.v I. Hes NJ asenS pneE SeT.
D"uaas9ssS game
O%ppianD's German 8ttter5
1T aus rs,uea Gdi1en (ossr sis IS n,sot5iniia esaaans Gme,
ssirtss' ssassfaf eas,na9t I Dns9 Won . { eH?if t.
3er eimi1dun @''''''"
5poFonp's German 2onte
"a DINO gerhinbuo, oQer S1,arsois,,ssa bea Btttsrs nit Der
ssiniten aualitat : : a ia 9rna 81 M Pr 2ran9 gen &c. &c. Ss1s
cine Der anaenebmlten unO ltetltblttea Nte01S'ae@ so'' 'N vi"
~9 Tiennio sr 3 pslt6 eme ANeotstn fret 9pn alcoeOlartiaer Se'-
alilhung pDr,tete1, 4epraaut"
6pp1Qnp's Oerman 5ttter5.
5ieisnioen, rpctGs feline Ginroenpung 9esen bic auaseseosne
Gpmbiuatiun hes Sihers fabsn, %ssbrauden
500 Fanc's German Sonic.
Gle anb belize aldd aut unp enttalten bieieben meoieinii9et
,@iaenldaftcn unS bic suswahl srii9en ibnen TT eng e et%s
5a4e bes @slamades' taoem bus Sonic 0as '9"aaPa''sNs
De Massn 1T in 9otes neutrality-suspicious. 'p leg esI 9t :
Nerbauuas, Dpspeeta, yter- ssnl9naas sm, ,, : q ~
Der, welde nit benz @lasea y ~ 70 snesr g e Shs sx f mn
apirO ippann aifcirt no bic Selse SaSpa a. arn n ter lei
BET:
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DrGnoel be5 Blutes nad1 benz Sopfe, Salre
i'm lRaeen, l%1ebelfeit 5er5brennen, etel
Ypr Nabrung, lleberflQuns oeer
OrliGen i'm 1RHgen, 1auree
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grube, Hudttges
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@ewebe Yur bem@eIi9t, purtpferS9msr3
int Ropf Mansel Der Nus6inltana 9elb.
6eit ber 5aut unb Der Nugen, S9n1erS IN Se"s'
3aden, gru1t Glieoerrl &C., Plpstee
Siye, 8rennen int TletI1, tort
tpdbrenb Mbnnns son
1nelif unb
grpBe
@ebruftbettbe mmu g.
Der ait bielen &rantbsten esiosnse lelts bs. nt Iatpasl
tines Seilmittels fir ieinen 5au Die erbBts SprltNt an,
I1nteriuduno unb Nadfpr- " lhun1en ser(hert TT, Boy e.
wirflid,en MSertb betbt urn ihaphden Sn9reo1enSen ltu
1T uuo itd cinen Guf fir pie '9shuns bis'er 9raateet e'"pF7
Ben BAT. umm,, T,,;,
.6pplanb's German 8itters unc pppTano5 German Sen'
spurSen ppr mountaineering Satren sun erltea yta!e ~ os.
fem Qanbe ppa Oeutiden %eineelbrt, m1trenc melHsr 5 e.t ~ s
Dbue 3weifel metr Nuren teptrtt uno Der letpeneen NtshlWNsu
in elmer orSBere1 Nuspetnung 9enlbt taDen, ais 1r9eho aa'sts
lRebi,tnen, iwclde BEN, @ublitun, betall1tt I'm: or
0te1e MeSi;il,en turiren mirHam 2eber<Se1Nieef0t Vtte'
{u6t, 0erbauunssidmdde, a drDnilae 0larrbpe' Hra7t mt
srbnlna in Der gsber. Dem Waaen ras Sen g'nse~e'oso
e%ntftebcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
= ID 10 Il Cd Z

. - 10 q 60 Z,
Gus irqenb elmer llr1a9e entlprinss1o> Grl9lanat9
bes 5ynems, herbeigefurt burh barte
Slrbett, 9trapagen raube
@itterune, 6ieber &c.
Is eiebt feline Mepisin, wetae pieIsn Gleoi5tnsn IN tslsenosn
Sdaen o(eitfvmmr. Gem eansen S9fenl miro spanning
s1nb Stride perlieten, Ser Ippetit wiro getartt, ma1t pet We.
1uR an Der Wabrnna, Der Mtasen pereaut prplnpt, eaa otHI
5drbana wirb pn ben Iusen entfernt. bic s45areen wersea
SSGIbenp uup Der jbwatc uap nerYDle &rante wirS Gin ttartes
unb e~euutes 9Selen.
Qette, welhe I'M Seben vor9erlldt 1t1p>
unp bic gsirtuua Ter Belt nit auet itren esrpSbnliasu ltebe1n
fdper a1f it'd Latter, fIblen, werpen 1T Der genusun9 pieces
Yftters pper 8 pnic elm Gltrtr flloet, tpelGes tpren Noern
neues 2eben c%inFGle1, IN etnem serlen Vraoe bic enerele nno
bic Glutb ~jinaerer Sage miecer berteleln, ,bre ~snlafh1aenge.
fdrumpfte Sprn %aufrtdtet unb thl1en FUR Die noet9e" ao9s
8%eluubteit unb lSotlein scten 1piro.
Sur 8ea9tun9.
IS 1T cine ausssmadte 1tatiade. bs ~spllfanSi9 sinsSS;alth
in tyata @eianSrdt it, DIR um i'd ibrer Ausbrids
speile 1T bepienen. lid uidt I uphl fuhlt." Sic ino mat
aler Grerote bar, l1sert nerves unp baben tetnsn Np'
petit. g..
n c uamentltd,. Ut %entptehlch.
Sdmade INN sarte &lnper
werbsn surp ben getraat enter Ser beipea ,MeSisins, sstraf
ti9t. Se mcrptn 1toth UHn WI "p5e''""N "'''U''"
furtren. NJ.
Iauienee Won 3eusni7sn baten jd it Sen 9dntea rcs 81
%aeutbumerS %un1ehluit. a1eM Der Maum miro inns nur Sl
8erp1entituns cini9tr ment9e 9e'tatten. Ntele tenlnen, nj
man benerteu w,rp, ron "euttn Hpn NuT unp elner lplGc!
Ste(una, paS man ibnen 6luuben ltenten MUS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
Nreife.

5DpEanb's Gasrman Sittsrs, per 5laIas."....". ......:s1.00
GrrHonh,s German ViHers' tn(bes Ouk> ND. ..........SS 90
6ppFanb's German Sonic, auf 81 -rts1laiden seruat,
St.5O per 5laide rosr Elm babies 0uBens fir $3.50
~ Bsrgellet nid,t, Den Mrtifel nell
den tbr fault, pebl III psifen oamtt tbr
ben e1ten erbaltet-
3u Yerfaufen BEL allen DrosuenS5dn
lern unb &auf leuten IberaQ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
;Sur Den ;s>gi:E,cshau

tteten bic 2dnoereie1 lit ben Counties 5,ennspiu, QDrtsht
@tear,,a rnb ;Mleeier unibertrpTene @prtbeie bar. Jarntet
aus bet Ditltden Staaten seben pieien 9duoereisn Bel itre,
Nusrrabl ben GprSus, ais bic, !pelde lid, am beften gun, 8al
les gDei3ens, bein sr0seu @tapelartifels bes " eitliden 5aneels
eisnen. 0iele Counties entpalten aud einen Meittbum bon
Walbuns gen oes fdDnten tartea 9rtses, mad pcldea, srpBt
Nadfraee fir e ihteeene 3wede 1T unp rel6es einen euter
Marft sen @iienbatnen cntlane fnset, unD Mot ALIEN fir pit
&ldruns Ses oanoes e~ntitdoist, f~rnoern oaS 2ane leIbit be;abl
,noSt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
i}Ir cte @iebauht


jino bic Counties glnOta. Sianti unO Sterburss DEFENDERS &C.
prairie. @eftrdu6 uno 1eidte Gaiouneen baielbe 1T etpas
bIselte, NIT %uusablisen Seea unb 1T opn %5allreiden ~FeBenben
@epdNern burdldnitten, tpelfe DON elmer Ntenee euten @e-
Ienlanrereien ~u,nsetet inb bic eiael %unsebeure1 0prratb DON
Yras unb 5et lie er1. sic {Mb le!dt p~ailtrbar, UNI 81 ben
Nitmen am Cafe Superior uno ut ben Iannentpalbu1een bes
nDrbli6en Itetlea es Staates Su %aelan9en, .petde bic befeu
unb spr;ieli9ten @tarlte fit Ben Nertauf spn Rinbpieb i'm
9an6e bteten: Sn gerbinouns nit Ser 9ietsudt lit es nptb.
nerbie, bic Nufaegtiamfeit auf bic Stat1ade 5u lenfert, bab
ba5 0ttl69ef6dft nod int %entitehen 1T, mas aus ben hphen
@reiiea BON Butter uuo Safe unb aus benz srcBen import ieaes
ylrtitet aus BEN Dflidet Staaten erNdtltd 1T.
Die Ehaf1ud;
fauat an in Wtinneiota lebr eintrdeld ;u 1peroen uno auBsr
Sen pben beldrtebenen Ganbereiea in Nnrfa, Sfantt uno Cher
burne Counties. hnb bic prairieldnoereien BON Dleefer, &anbt=
spbi unb Mpnpngalta te[pnoers fir bisIen 3ped 9euGt.
3ahiurestepEnAungen.
Diels 2anbereien suerben in parSsuen Don 40, 80 uab 100
unb $40 per &der Sarriiren Unit etntgen peateen 9arjeleu ~
b6beren Yreifen). je mad Der 8elda7enbeit uto @ntfertune
te5 Qanbes BON Der @tIenbatn. Sic tpereen entpeber fir baa.
@elb pber auf LANCE Iermtne perfauit Gebn Sabre tpenn e
Serlanet ptrb) nit Z 9rp;ent jdtrlthen Snterenen, banit un'
ben1it elite 9er1pnen befdbiet perben, cine 9eimftdtte, unter bill
sa ertaneen. Olejenteen, tuelde ben 8atnen sntlans fdpr
i'm W3ertb UNI SO Srusent idtrlid, eeitiesen inb.
Ote1e Qdneereen fnt felt 1857 pDrn gerfauf aurufbehaltel
svproea 1e lieeen amiiden srpben Nnleblunsert, tno fuo &ir
den, @dulen, 5abrfraBen anb Mdrlten ;u9anelid.
lint ndhere Iasnuft wenoe man it'd an
Gepree g. Sefer,
2anb. Gpmmiiioner, It.. pau1, Minn.
5ermaun Irptt @ecretar. trtp=h
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
3ur BeaG tun9.
Shmad,e u,1p sarte &lnper


Der NNt. Sen. y, Mpppwaro Sbcr<
;ater Der 9uprelns Guurt sra penniyleania, I@5stbt:
SID fuoe, ooB %SppRanp's Gerlaan Sitters elm 9utes Spntc
lit, uitlid, bel Nraufheiten Der Serealtungspr9alt ltto
uno Wtanasl Scr !leyyemtta~ ass tisteit i'm @nAe,n.
Str %eraebcntv u. IS. % ppbtrurt.
Der MGttare Same5 Ibprnplpn, Ntdz
Ger Ter SuYrtmc Grurt vun Nenrlglsaiia.
Ntiiatelphia %. Npr1l 1906.
SD bctrodpte t3prfauS'a Ncrnun Siter5 ais cine irerfbs
splle Wcei,iu III 5luen rpn Ntrrdulugslpligtttt reer &C.
fhwGbter &crcaulN1 SD ilNn btees aus meIrcr t19eFe1
GrfaHru,,, teiacinisea. Nit {,rhadtuna Str
Sames ltrmpicn.
&pn Nev. Sos. . &ennarr> D. u,
pafrr Der 3etutsu Saptiite,,. Nirde, @ttl"pelptia.
Dr.. ;Sadlon ~G5eeprtcr SER! SD bin tduFg eriuh
wproea, meinen &anca nit Gmptetlnna srn .sirldieeeneI
Nrten MebiSinsn iii S%ertineua,s SIT rrinssn: aaet' IA ID eas
0erfa bren ais UucertrlAlid mt Der MIR Sultcbenee1 Spfar'
eradte, babe in es III allen NaNtt at9eefNt alleln nc
sem flaret YfreMe VII Ger Il %Stutlittttt opn 2r. NroT
lanb's Wcrmau gitters il, Ii %manderIei Sa!sn uno na
menntt III melr ellenen Snnlllle. nelde 10y el111al Dbl
aleiuc1 Tprlasc as, I'M c3 ais mtine crue ueterieu9ul19 aus
,iipredsr,, bug fIr al eemeiH ne ShwaAe bes Sn:
nemsuue nameutti6 fur eeber-9 d 7e reel
es elm it6ereS uno pcrtNHplle5 Nrdperat It
SIN mandeel SGGc, mag e5 niAt anidlasen; a0etn se!rpt1'
Sid, caran ;neiIe iA uidt, miro es lttr m%phlttdti1 FUR 0'ce
riaen fem, wclte iii rtjaeN llriatsa leiren.
Mit ar6gter oetadt.rs Str s. y: Nennaro
MAke ,.uterta1h Il N1teS CTR
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
TWO THOUSAND EARTHQUAKES.

Two thousand earthquakes in fourteen
days are reported from the Sandwich Is
lands, in the fortnight commencing March
27. The summit and side of hill, 1900
feet in height, were thrown 1000 feet over
the tops of trees and landed in the valley
below. There were also great land-slides,
covering up fields and farms, destroying
forests, and piling up volcanic desolation in
most hideous forms. For thirty miles a.
bout the base of the volcano all is in ruins.
The earth opened in many places, and 'bot-
tomless assures" penetrate the mountain
side. In all this fearful fortnight only one
hundred lives, and those all from the native
population, were lost. Following the fiery
stream of lava, six miles long, and fasten-
ing the new island securely to the main
shore, came shower of pumice and ashes,
and an eruption of red earth poured down
the mountain, rushing across the plains
three miles in three minutes, and then
ceased. A tidal wave sixty feet high rolled
in from the sea, rising over the tops of the
cocoanut trees, and leaving death and de.
vastation in its track. The volcano of
Mauna Loa is in the center of Hawaii, and
has an elevation of 1888 feet. AS vol
cano it has often heretofore made itself felt,
and indeed the whole island about it seems
to have been formed Of its outpourings in
ages long past.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04

pGr A capital story is told Of a recent
church rate raised in Kent. A leading far
mer of the parish having refused to pay, the
church wardens determined to make an ex-
ample of him. A summons was therefore
taken against the farmer, andin due course a
warrant of distress was lodged in the hands
of the officers, from whom he was informed
he might expect visit in a day or two.
Our farmer accordingly took the precau-
ton of removing from his yard all the stock
which it would be inconvenient to have sold
under such disadvantageous circumstances
as church-rate auction. A SOW happen
ing to wander into the premises was, how.
ever, suffered to remain, and the bailiffs and
police hauled it off in triumph. The ami
NAL was presently sold for about a third OF
its value, and the church warden waited up
on the farmer with the triAing surplus that
after deducting the rate and the
costs. 81 told you," said he pompously, to
the delinquent, 81 should be obliged to
make an example of you; this is what
comes of disobeying the law" "Ah," re-
Piled the former, "they've sold your SOW,
so you'd better keep the balance"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04

BaE A distinguished Ex-Governor OF
Ohio, famous for story telling, relates that
on one occasion, while he was addressing a
temperance meeting at Georgetown, Dis
trict of Columbia, and depicting the mise
ries caused by too frequent indulging in
the flowing bowl, his attention was attrac-
ted by the sobs of disconsolate and seedy-
looking individual, seated in the rear part
of the room. On going to the person and
interrogating him, the governor was told
the usual tale of woe; among other incl
dents, that, during his career of vice, he
had buried three wives. The Governor
having buried few wives of his own, sym.
pathized deeply with the inebriate, and
consoled him as much as was in his power.
Said he: "The Lord has, indeed, deeply
afflicted you." The mourner, sobbing, re-
piled: "Y-yes, he has," and pausing a
moment, and wiping his nose, continued,
ssbut don't think the Lord got much ahead
of me, for as fast as He took one, l took
anotherw ...' .r
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
ADyANTACES OF CRYING.

A French physician publishes long dis.
sertation on the advantages Of groaning and
crying in general, and especially during
surgical operations. He contends that
groaning and crying are two grand opera
tions by which Nature allays anguish that
those patients who give way to their natu-
raj feelings more speedily recover from ac-
cidents and operations than those who sup
pose it unworthy man to betray such
symptoms of cowardice as either to groan
or cry. He tells of man who reduced his
pulse from one hundred and twenty six to
sixty, in the course of few hours, by CIV
ing full vent to his emotions. If people
are at ali unhappy about anything, let them
20 into their room and comfort themselves
with loud boohoo, and they will feel a hun
dred per cent. better afterward. In accor'
dance with the above, crying with children
should not be too greatly discouraged. If
it is systematically repressed, the result
may be St. Vitus's dance, epileptic fits, or
some other disease of the nervous system.
What is natural is nearly always useful !;
and nothing can be more natural than the
crying of children when anything occurs to
give them either physical or mental pain.
Probably most persons have experienced
the effect of tears in relieving great sorrow.
It is even curious how the feelings are al
layed by their free indulgence in groans
and sighs. Then let parents and friends
show more indulgence to noisy bursts of
grief-on the part of children as we'll as of
older persons-and regard the eyes and the
mouth as the safety valves through which
Nature discharges her surplus steam.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04

The OLD MAN.-Bow low the head, boy,
do reverence to the old man! Once like
you, the vicisitudes of life have silvered the
hair, and changed the round merry face to
the worn visage before you. Once the
heart beat with aspirations co-equal to any
that you have felt; aspirations crushed by
disappointment as yours perhaps are destin-
ed to be. Once that form stalked proudly
through the gay scenes of pleasure, the beau
ideal Of grace; now the hand of time, that
withers the flowers of yesterday, has warped
that figure and destroyed the thousand
thoughts that press through your brain,
now wishing to accomplish deeds equal to
book in fame; and imagining life like a
dream, that the sooner be awoke from it
the better. The time to awaken is very
near at hand, yet his eyes ever kindles at
bold deeds of daring, and the hand takes
a firmer grasp of the staf.--Irowel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-06-04
THE SOUTHERN FAv0RITE! +: .:sa
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