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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

COTTAGE HOMES During a stroll
around town this week, we noticed
the new and beautiful cottage resi-
dences, on First Cross street, erected
by Messrs. Frech, Conover, Hamlet
and Others. For neatness, comfort
and convenience, they are unequalled
by any houses in the city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

UNION BANK NoTEs. The time
k1 the redemption of the Union
Bank Of Tennessee notes expires on
the 3lst INST. Holders II these notes
soald do we,l to bear this fact In
mind, rs all issue of this bank mt
presented on or before that time will
DO worthless.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

subscriptions to any Paper or Maya
zine, American or Foreign, at publishers
prices, received at Conover Bros.
Dec. Is, 6S -2t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

Juvenile Books, in sets, Paper and
Linen Toy Books, may be had at Now York
prices at Conover Bros.
Dec. is, 'G8-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

. al sgwgs A WHY a.sss nsa
THE WHEELER &WILSON
MI q q
Z rs PREFERRED.
1t makes the 'Lock-Stitch.n
Its seems will not ravel. N
1t ID alike on both sides. aAs99
1t saves thread and silk.
1t is easily threaded. q
The tension of threads gives nc
trouble. s ~ q 81 ~
It's work is not soiied bv oil.
Its parts are easily reached.
1t runs very light.
Q Its attachments are readily applied.
1t stitches all kinds of material.
1t hens any width. ~
1t fells.
I II puts on bindings. aL sn pa.
1t lays In cord.
1t embroiders. tf1
1t makes tucks.
1t gathers.
1t stitches button-holes.
1t is exceedingly simple. 49,,
1t works upon the rotary principle.
1t economises power. - J,
1t wears but slightly. 81
twill last for years.
1t is warranted. d rsl. 81
100000 of them have been made.
No. l works we'll after fifteen years
constaA use. - 'ala
$1,000 of them are sold annually.
) Its sales increase daily. ~
SO Machines delivered and instructions
given. 49,. ~. s..',..l., n. 81, ,.'T
N. H. HOOD, Ag't.
nc FRANKLIN St, tiarksvilie. Tenn.
Nov. q, ls6s-em 3D. ~ &c
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

r AM NOW IN RECEIPT OF THE LAR
j gest stock of Ready Made Clothing and
Mems Furnishing Goods ever brought TO
this market. and desire that the trading
public should call and look through my
stock before making their purchases. viii
not say that my goods are cheaper than
they can he had elsewhere, but leave this
question 10 he decided by those who wish to
purchase. All ask Is n fair inspection OF
qualities and prices. My stock Is entirely
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25


TRADE The various mercantile
houses in Clarksville are well stocked
and there appears to be n revival in
trade. The dry goods, grocery, hard
ware, clothing, drug and other houses
are amply supplied, and are conducted
by energetic, competent men, all of
whom are offering great inducements
to bring trade to our city. This fact
Is attracting much more attention TO
our market than formerly, which is
proven by buyers from distance be-
Ing in our midst almost daily. We
would respectfully suggest to country
merchants and Others that they pay
our business houses u visit; believing
that an examination of the stocks
and prices will convince them that
GAINESVILLE offers extraordinary in
ducements rs market.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25
Louisville Tobacco Market.

The receipts are steadily increasing,
from along the river and railroad, but
the preponderance is Tugs of inferior
quality, and common leaf with moth
Ing offering to-day that would class
NJ better rate than medium leaf -
The sales Of the warehouses, only
three offering, amounted to 80 hhds.,
with reflections. The prices ranged
as follows: hhds. at $40 90 a. 10 Is;
9 at 50 90 @ 05; 6 at SO 05 a. 8 90
, at 81 90 69 z 25 3 at So 10 a. 9 so
2 at So 30 IA s so; Tat 81 90 a. 95,
and ut SO O5.-Louisvitie Democrat.
BY comparing the above with the
last sales reported here, it will be seen
that the highest figures are two OF
three dollars lower than the highest
figures here, and the lowest figures
here are some two dollars higher than
the lowest rs reported above.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

HARRISON a WALLIS NEW BUILD
fSa.--rhls elegant and commodious
building is about receiving the finish
ing touch. The brick contractors,
Messrs. Bradley h Dick, and the car
pentcr, w. ). McReynelds, have exc
cuted their Jobs in the very best style,
and shown themselves TO be masters
Of their trades. This building will
be occupied next year by the follow
Ing substantial business firms Robb
Il Broaddus, dry goods dealers, In the
corner room on Second street; r. II.
McCull6ch, elothier, in the middle
room, and Settle X Everett, confcc-
tioncrs, In the west corner room.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25
No Cure No Pay.-Forrest's Juniber Tar

NoN"se N"s"s' -rorIeSl jumper Tar
Is warranted TO cure Cough, Cold, Hoarse.
ness, Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, or
the price positively refunded. Instantanc-
GUS relief produced. Try Il; II not salts.
hed, return tho empty bottles and get your
money back. Price, IS cents per bottle.
sold wholesale and retail, 10y
5. h STEWART.
Sept. nth '6S--3rn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

Notice 10 Wholesale DeaIers.-Ify you
want goods as cheap us they can he bought
In any market this side of New York, call
ON VIM. Broaddus Il Co., where you will
md good stock as low as the lowest.
Sen Is. lSliS-if
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

WELLS NEW BUSINESS HOUSE,
This splendid building erected on
Strawberry Alley, will be opened in
n few days, by Mr.. WE'LL, as grocery
store and restaurant. The arrange
ment of the house, for the purpose in
tended, Is not surpassed anywhere
The entire work, from cellar to gar
ret, shows that finished workmen
planned and perfected it. In the
painting particularly is this the case.
The solid white and oaking can not
be excclled. But it is unnecessary to
multiply words about it, for Gardiner
always does justice TO his work and
credit to himself when he takes the
paint bush i'm hand.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

STILL ANoTHER.-Our genial
friend, John w. Faxon, has had a
neat and comfortable brick dwelling
erected on Franklin street, nearly OPP
posite the residence of J. G.. McKoin.
John will beatfome next year, and
we hope fully prepared to entertain
his numerous friends princely style.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

IIURRAH FOR DAVIS MIR. w. r..
Davis, Of this city, drew the first
prize, which calls for $500 In gold, in
J, II. Golladay's lottery, the drawing
Of which came offa Bowling Green,
Nv, on The 2lst inst,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25


THE .yARIETIEs.-The entertain
mcr,t ii ven at the new hill on FRIDAY
evening last, was a complete success
% a. "A regards a large and appre-
ciativ6 audience, and the general sat
isfactior given !; but we regret to say
that II was not so In a ecuniary
noInt of view. Where all Ibid SO well,
we find little room for distinctions,
though we cannot forbear TO mention
the faithful negro delineations by
Messrs. Patterson and Britain, the
well executed quartette by the Jack
son brothers and the beautiful ballads
by Prof Colby. crit" jackson, as
usual, elected rounds of applause,
and fairly outdone himself in his ex-
ecution of the touching ballad
Mother Dear" The band music
was far above the average, and exhib-
tied q degree of proficiency seldom
attained by new performers in so
short time. We doubt if any one
present regretted the time or money
thus spent, and the company may
well feel proud of their first effort
We understand that they purpose
giving another concert during the
Christmas holidays, with an entire
change of programme. @A-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

IF any Of our friends desire to pre-
sent us a Christmas gift, we would
suggest that they send MS club OF
cash subscribers to the CHRONICLE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

Pine Bibles and Prayer Books, and
the latest miscellaneous Books may be had
at conover Bros.
Dec. Is, '68-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.-Peter Oneal,
County Court Clerk, has kindly furnished
us the following transfers of real estate,
from the 4th to the nd inst: fF.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

Linwood Landing Tobacco Market
LrNwoop LANDING, TENN, Dec. II, '6a. I
salesby Jso. .. THOMAS A Go offs Hhds
as follows:
ssI2 %. n 90. 10 10. 10 10, 10 10, 10 90, 9 rs
g.25, 25. 0 10, Is, 0 90, 100, 8 so, s 80, 0 10
40, 8 10.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

q. HNH
in Non-liabiIty 10 get out of order.
In Quietness OF operation rai t.1
In Ease Of working and management.
In Rapidly of execution. 49,. 49,
In lmpossibility of turning backward.
In Non liability to miss stitches, or break
the thread, -..- ,,F = tr,.rlv vse. I
In Having straight needle, and the
shortest one In use. y 'tH'
In Its needle being self-adjusting, and
easily set. I'd \ -. ! ,-i-r.f tt-r .r-. 4
IN Requiring no under-thread and no re-
winding. ~ st tNh4a httt a.
In The simplicity of its tension, and the
ease of managing 1t.
In Its more perfect adaptation to all ca
pacities. aa lIF H
In Doing beautiful Embroidery, by a
mere change of spools. r..'.-c-
In Making the best stitch, for general
purposes. s.5l-. -AiAA -'.-
In Its seam being the strongest and most
elastic.
In the scam being automatically fastened
by the inachhle. 81 L.W II
In its seam being less liable to rip, In use
or wear, than the clock stitch;" while II
can be more easily taken out, il desired.
In having the best Hemmers--and other
Attachments y 49,"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

HtBRs.--Cssh paid for Hides. az Her.
mans Clothing store, Franklin street
n-t ~ fes.ix
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25


NEW ADyEBTIsEMENTs.-On the
osth of January next, Mr.. Chas. g.
smith, Executor Of Mrs. G. p. john
son, will sell seven lots on Secondhand
Commerce streets, on one of which is
a large and valuable brick dwelling
and other Improvements.
Adams & Co, advertise the SEm-
pire City Furniture Polish" This
article has been used here by, furni-
ture deaiers and private families, and
all speak loudly in its praise. Try a
bottle of 1t. e X r,aI e>ass ~
S. +. Beaumont offers convenient
and comfortable house for rent FOL
next year. 1865. -'.f ~. ~
A saloon, with oil necessary fix
lures, is offered for sale.
G. G.. Smith, Executor has a no
tice of the settlement Of the estate o
Mrs. G. p. Johnson, decd. y
w. T. Sbackelford, chancery clerk
advertiscs some land for sale. A''-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

Attention Ladies' In future we Will
keep neaflyevery KIND of sewing Machine
Needles, also Machine thread and silk OF
the best quality, Tack Markers, Corders,
Quilters, sc. - - -. s..Is-.eg.
We viii order any Kind of Sewing Ma
chine, deliver 1t in the city, and give in
structions to use IT, charging New York
prices.
To test and compare the different stitches,
and to get information rs to the pilcc of all
first class Sewing Machines, call at our
Office. go
Machines sold to Clergymen of all denom-
nations at Wholesale prices.
A few secondhand Wheeler & Wilson.
Grover & Baker and other Machines for sale
cheap. lFf
Local and Travelling Agents wanted in
every county to sell the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machines. Commissions
liberal, and exclusive territory granted.
Call upon or address
ADAMS & CO.. Gen. Agents.
Office ut 7. III. Porters Furniture Store.
Clarksville, Tenn.
Dec. IL, 'G8-1 .tt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

A Complete assortment of Pocket Dia
ries for 1869 Mt Conover Bros.
Dec. Is, '6S-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

By cleansing the stomach. aro,isihg tho
Liver, carrying oil all bilious Innttef, and
acting us q powerful anli-periodic, tho
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

FOR SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
two-horse Wagon and two good horses.
Apply at this office.
Dec. Is, '6S-2w 4.e
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Furs! Fursi-A large lot just received
by WIN. BROADDUs & Co.
Dec. lS-lt.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-12-25

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-15
Warben Gttp 9Qu8,

WQr6en G1tD 9Qu8,
DeutideS @afs uuo Boarotno : !Haus,
Ode Der Atm unb @innelpta- Strabe
ct. YauL, Mtnn.
ppn 6enrY 8pdenfelb.
Dteles ioeber Don MIR trSfnete u. auf's eau.
berfe une B%equenfs etn uert&tete @aR ,nt
Boarstnebaus ae'Oabrt tremeen wie!fo0eanesrn
bteuns iberbaupt. SD empfsble ba0clbe bier.
NIT btfens BEN seebrten beuti&en publiiun,.
6enrp Bpdenfelo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-15

del3us in ti9ter Sronun9 mar s>pei Meiz
len lang. Inter Mnbern ipra@en sos.
6ayes BON Sbtp unb Grfriegsmriniite r
.Stantpr. . E..f <5f .
{ Der Ste Set. &por III ct. 2puis Elm
Getertas, unp bic @eiddfie tparen ein9ez
felt, ba MleS CUR 5taats< Mferbaual1S<
teQun9 bineilte.
@n ben perldtetenen Gin9dneer oer
umsdunun9 bes Bair plaBes purben
iber $4,000 GtdetS perfauft. .~...
SIN 8pitou marf Elm Spibbube et=
mem 2aufburl9en S@nupftabad in bic
Mu9e11 unb ftabl inn 5000 unb Gin
8anfbu@> wel@e8 ieinem prinstpal 9e=
b1rte.
-Santa @nna, @rprdfbent BON Me>
ritz bat 8efebl erbalten bic Sniel @ubo
su oerlaRen> no ct f@ 9%e9enwarti9 auf,
bdlt.
- @ra s, Set. purce gu Gbren 2ittlf
Mfa66 in philadelphia cine nd@tlt@t
@rpceliipn Yeranltaltet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-15
&tnabu,e
$55o,966,542.5

Aud Gtwas fir uGar3ab<
ler."-Gin bemofratii9es 8latt i'm @lz
cen1 her DEACON E%elesrapb", idreibt:
uGcr allen Din9en baben mir bic
Mnertennun9 Der cpnfSbertrten
S9ulp 81 fproern. -Da8 1T freil{@
rur9 cas alS Mrtifel IA befannte Mn1enz
cenent surGoni itution perbtnpert ; aber
eDempfratte felt IS in Mtrece,
pab pie6 ENHANCEMENT 9eleBli6 an9enpm<
men trprcen iei.". -r.. II IL"
Be9reift man balp, 100 lie Dempfratie
binau6 mill? SIN ytorpen madten bic
Demptraten cem9olf etnen blauen Dunf #
DOR iiber ben Druid, ben Die nbrpli9e
&rteg6idulp neruria6e, uno i'm SIeen
arbeitet man parauf LOG, un5 aud nod
bic lloltde &rie9sfdulp aufjubal<
1asen ta,u bic Gar3abler2
@oQeu fe ntdt ben &ebellen >pteber ;ur
Ma9t Serbelfen? Sic f6nnen e5 nur
babur@> bab iie fiir seymour uno 8lair
ftimn1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-15
Mbnabme Scr Natipnalfhulr.

Die NatipnAll9ulb am 81. Mara 1865 mar spr
@9lub bes RrieseS 1885, 956,077.34
Die brei Mpnate tel&t fpleten
tparen bic tofipielieiea bes
8riees, unb bic @9ulb
pu@s trabreab b~erielben UNI 707,535,945.91
@eIaumtl1ulb nj @9lule
beS Rriees 1914, 5f,024.25
@9ulp ant 81. SulY 1868 2,5o3,534,48O,67
mk..L nksn Occ shO <
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-15
Ba1bim8ten @am8.

Minneapoli8 Wftnn.
5etfa iuabetl 5eifa tu9tetL
80 bin thinner ~sersnust unb luRts tatet,
sStaf aud re&t ~treusfse1 NAL fetn9
81 tebre TIM Maibiu stpn 5aufe NAL etn;
8rasa bu. per's benn sibt9
8retltd Der 9eter Der Hberal te1tebt,
etets bat Der an 5anb, mas III wlnf6eu ii.
Gr stbt etnen auseeaei9neten xilS:
1eeffea., geteteu, 3raut uub ealo1.
uub 1Ott peis, mas ct fpnf nt@t mod bat
Uet&e SetteH, NORM uap wets mte Der sduce
Nenn's falt. einen guuf6 ron gDetstep. RaHee pser 7t..
Spwte TN semuer ~eistaltes Bier.
Die tetufen une befeu 2tqu6re fnb t man Bier.
uae tsim 8tsablen TT Der getsr Elm ~liberoler Waaa
Vt f&rstbt ME 3u ptel, mod III weuis an.
Uenn's alte 9uneen, stbt Ct germ grebtt
unb reanet nur ben gang eewtbulta.n gruM.
unb ertra fei's benz 8arner nod sefaet:
Gtn gutter Stall uub frt{9e 0ueue
Btntet man btim Peter auf Der Stele.
gu fattern BE Rd9e, Odfen uno pferee
ST. TN Stale glas fur cine sanst 5etrtt.
Tun Teutter, Epdter, Batter uup erts,
epu,rnt bin III benz Sutel bes gDafbtnatpn.
Ter Peter labet %ereeteut etu,
1t ~perfpriat Hets luata uub libel ~ feiu
a2f @,.tr~ .s.~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-15

$2,213,249,486 III @olb unt g)apier.
Die S9ulo betru9 am 1. Suki 1868
abaI9li9 her fir bic Dacifc : Gti enbabn
bar9eliebenen 26 Miuiunen: 2485 Milz
ltpnen.
Tu9t man nielen 8etra9 at ben pbi9er
Ginnabmen, ioerbdlt man 46985 MiQipn
Dollars.
@ieYpn 1inb auf bic prbcntltde II,
nt9t NIT benz &rte9e int 3ul %ammenban9
1tebenpen Mus9aben Der 8unpe6re9ieru19
na9 bonn MaBtabe Der @u69aben urter
8udanan'6 Gerwaltun9 un9efQbr
6985 Mi1onen in Mb3u9 gu brin9en
70 bab ais et9entlt@e &rte9Sfps
t n in runber Summe 1000 MtQipnen
bleiben.
Da nun am 1. Suit pie bemerft> bic
Natipnal19ulo rur 2485 Miuipnen Be-
tru9, - er9tebt il@> bab Bis babin BE-
reit6 1915 Mtlltpnen, pper mebr
ais bret M9tel auer &rie9Sto1te
i'm @c9e ber SteuerSablun9 a%b9etra9en
rparen.
uDtel Gbatl a9e", 70 bemerft ta3u Die
Grenins ppf, 1T UNI 70 be~unrern6werz
tber> ,pen11 man becenft> bob bic Stcuern
faft au6i9liebli6 np1 ben loyolenS taaten
erboben rurpen uno ba6 pbenein mdbreno
Die Grwerb6tbdti9fett pur@ &erpenpun9
zines 9rpben Gbetl6 ibrer &rbett8frdfte
sum&rte9e 9eldbmt par.-Nuf@plpwertb
repu3trt betrd9t bic Summe Der felt rem
/. Mprtl 1861 erbpbenenB unpe5einabnet1
1850 Mtuipnen. @dbreno peS &rte9S
erbpb bic &ebe1enre9ieruns pom, Sure1
Steuer1 pber G%ontributipncn int 8etra9e
Don $40 0}iuipnen. Das 9ar;e 2anp
braGte alip in 3eit Ypu Il Sabren $500
MtQtpnen in @plp aut pos beibt 754
Mtutonen nj Fl ais MISUNDERSTANDING
men BON Der Mnnabme Der Werfo6un9 AT
bis gum 80 Stunt 1851 Gin u Sabren)
betra9en batten.
G6 1T nidt etwa id5n, baB rie Yerru9tc
&ebeQirn BET Dempfraten bos 2anp III
elmer ~ un9ebeuren Nnipannun9 ieiner
Stcuertraft 9e;mun9erl bat, mpbl abtr tit
IS einSeweis fir he un9ebcure2eiitun9s<
fabisfeit Der 5tepublif unc fit Die Trepelz
bafti9feit oe5 @nitnnes, bob etne Station
bic Is un9ebeures 9~cleiltet bat> pbne an
Der Gntwifelun9 tb'eS WpbltanoeS merit
lt9en S@aoen gu leeeen, ebrlpien
Betru9 an ibren @ldubi9ern te9eben
1ru, Tim iI9 BET 3ablun9 pes &eitc6 Der
&rte9stoRen ;u entsieben. Die ~6tnans<
9ebabrun9, Gum 6itreidtlde6 Deutl@ .su
reoen) rer Nepubltt in ben lebten i1eben
Sabren 1T faf nod 9rubartt9er unc
rubmYpuer al6 ibre militarildenS pQ6rinz
9ur9en. Sour 2anee5pcrr1tber fInne1
plnl9em pa6 oaS rubmwuroiate 9latt
in Der 0eldidte Der &eputlit in ra5
l9ma9ppult e %Yer>panoelt peroe.
(SQ. StS9,)
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3. Mntauf ,1rp @erfauf Don @e@teltt.
g,n suten Bauauters.gtrnaen auseefe9tea Dedeiel tsu'
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ste, eonbpn, Mannbetm, Mdn&en,
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4. @tnstebun9 Don @elber1.
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piete' als guana&tsn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1se:
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Den @eeenwertb BON getrdeen sselat nns suna 3ns.
Der Aus3abluaa In Deutf&l Lamb ober per s@wett AMER
trout wsrh.a. 1aIss ntT Dsn, t:iha , y ben sn inse Ssr:
ftnben ane t6nneu unfere anftraeseber Bite aatttaasea
~ber(elben fetner 3ett In Guapfans nttmen.
6. @erfauf Don Ya11aoe S@etren
sur ueberfatrt BON Brentex. 5amburs unb etserssel
mad Rew-gprt per 6eseli@tf pber 9arnpfbpnt, tp!t'
Suianb-p afasefdetne sur Retie BON New-Gprs TO It.
Saul ~ u%tebrtefea pretien.
Z. Be3ablung BON Eore1
In ictcm Ebetle bes 6taates, Mntauf uab gerlauf DOE
8. @eretnt8te>@ taaten 8ones
aaer art, ais 5-20er, 1O-4Oer unb 7-3Oer taufen uni
s~trtaufen mir gum 9aees-Gpurfe.
@ebrIber @tQtu6 11rb Dunbar.
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Neue Mpotbefe
@ebrUber @r1n.

Srisse Sauare. n inneapoIis. Einn.
ietgen benz seebrten beut1@en patlitum hermit It.
eebenf an, baB le einen tiGtiaen beut5@en pbar.
n~ta3eateu als Glert enaaairt taben unb inn @taube
Gnb ben 8etirfni0en 6tutl&er Runteu in feber
8e3teburg ~ entipre9en.
inner Eager entbalt ale ~belannteu unb bepGbr.
ten prdparirten 9etlmittel, Nr3nei- unb Garbefofe
unb baneben @piel- unb @alanteiremaartr, in IarS.
eefer Mustpabl.
RzS@ Mr3neien tperben auf @ecepte nit orSse-
fer Winthi&teit tei Sage II. bel 9fa@t aneeferikat.
l1niere !&unbe1t tperbet iebtr3eit bic aufncrt1an,-
fe unbbiQtgle Bebanbnulg fnben II. eri u9en I'm
e~eneieten !3uipru@.
454 6utt 6ebrIber 0rus.
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@ef6dft i.
f d. H4&..Gt e son 4.:s.f e. II
4. S II @ubilia,
Nem ulm : Minue{pta
Der unter;et6nete reprdientirt fur ben Stat N1ia.
uefota bic Nta&fplsenteu Gusrps-atrmeu Gbteaep'S aub
uberntmmt uns efeettrt aaftrdse fir bieielbe.
s.. MQDlener,


9. Bernauers NaG@claer, Srnpprteur ppu
uub 6anbler III Wein unt QitGre.
0eRiueur pom reinem sfpssennna al, . epiritus.
Necti1cires BON tBbiStep.
II.
y. &ir@bof s &c..
Tabritanten sp,1 unb SAMPLER 1T allen @prten Gils.
gar bic senannten 5du: It bereife i'd ,um Bebuf Der
Gntet8ennatn1e son Auftroeen reeelmdBie aqe trei
Wpnat fdmmt1t&e 5auptee}@~d ftssldbe beS Staates,
wdbrenb Id nr,teNernM ttrmpba ion Der NtnueiptA Sc.
I4dftsfreunbe hes Saufes
s. Mablener
betuf f&leuntsher gerspQRdubteuna itrer Waarcnlaser
etn eutss @Gp,ttmeHt idrntliter RON biefer 8trma III
teaiebenhen Irttfel IL metne, StSre tn ,
gfep llm
tets an 5anb babe.
SD belrrse feruer Waarenteaeuuaeen an bas Sous
8trbSau, Spbn II. g.,
ptnyan, 81. g. Gabrifanten Der beributen
..8irtsau 9refbmaihinen."
Sd fltre ste @eentur spn Wea g9inneieta fur
@oofer5 Mpper uno &eaper,
(@ras- u , Ge,ratbe @dber)
Diron- Yiase II. Srsis' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sd spujtete I'm seamen tss Sanfes
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Sd fibre bic &seutur fhr bic
MutualzQif e Snl urance So. y. SEEM gprf
gapitoI: ABS O 900

Capital: S35 900 900
Sd wibnte mid enelta ter Q~petruue, BEN 3auf unb
Bertauf BON Qanbparrauts, 8eiablun9 ron S.tuern fur
Auswdrtise. benz Rauf unp @ertauf Sou 2tesenf&afteu
In Gommtffpn, Der Crib. tluns rrn Hahwets au Qiteens
fdaften pber @ef4drten, Der Nuteriuduns rely. Bert&-
tteune BON BerSurtuneen y. |. ~.
DrttFt@e &nfraeen IN ge,us auf treene zines Der
unb mtro l~terbaupt Sebtr Der It'd an uto in einem Der
sben aufsesdblten @ef&dften renoet,. inetn. eas i'd
Yrpmpte unp reeQe Bebieaung ~ metnem @ei9dfts'
eruubiab sena&t babe.
s.. 81. &ubiIia.
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@taats &parbanf 8eretu.
STATE SAVING ASSOCIATION.
NNinueapoItS,
Capital: $25,O0O.
ss&txe Dtstbtnbe mad Der 0Rate ron s Present per Sab.
fret BON ieper GpuSeraentSsGte tt lett BEN leStsn 8
SRpnat.n fur a1e baju beredtt9te Sumuaeu beptutst
pprben- 4. fEgga,... ...
Wt9Vetnseapsene 3tufen merptn ptt sex 1. SEMINAR
1867 gut sef&rteben unb tpbte 8tnfex as aapt'a' Sen
bemfelben Datum. s.3.. cvf s.5
Z. u Uferpbp.
A2 5eeretdr.