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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
Cathartic Pills,
For an the purposes Of a 1Azsavo

AJO4 O0Jl4oI BlC E1AlSS
For all the purposes Of . LazssVs
enc is 90 universally re-
quired By everybody az
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acatharbci nor was ever
A any before 90 universal
~ E adopted. into use, IN
eyeTvCOuutry andanOug
W al clas8es, as Tits mild
hlWGNsB but efficient pargatiVs
Pug. The obvious rea-
@- s0f Is, that tiss=Sr
tual remedy ta1n any
tried It, know that IL cured thsns those Who have
not, know that it cures their neighbOrs aud friends,
and an know that what u does once y does always
that it never fails Ghrotgh any Esult or n~egiect0f
is composition We have thousands upon thou
sands OF certificates OF etrreT1arkab 86ufes 81 the
following complaints, but such cures are hnoWn N
every neighbOrhOOd, ard we need not publish them.
Adapted 70 all ages and condifi0nsin an ciiuRtes;
containing neither calOmel OF any doleteriou8 drug,
hey may be taken With surety By anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever Eesh and makes
men pleasant 70 axe Walle beLsS purely Yegelabao
no harm can arise from Their use IN any quantity.
They operate BY their powerful influence On the
internal yiseera 20 purify the blood and stimulate Is
into healthy acton-remove the distractions q tho
stomach, bOweis, liver, and other organs o. tho
body, restoring their irregular action % health and
1y correcting, wherever ne. exist such derango
Minute directions are given ID the wrapper on
ne box, foE The following complaints which these
For D~y1pePsfa or indigestion, Lssfleas-
ness, LanguOF and Loss OF Appetite, they
should be taken moderately 70 stimulate me stom.
ael and restore i8 healthy tone and action.
FOR EiVeF Complaint and its various symps
toms, bilious Headache, Sick Heaaaeha.
88uudiCe or Green Sickness, Wzliow8
Collie and Bilious EeW8rs, they should be jus
nclOuslY taken for each ease, to correct tho dlseased
seton Or remOTe the distractions which cause =
For Dysenfery or WiarfhG8a, bus one mid
For Rhsumatism, cons, Gravel, PaIpi.
kafion OF the Heart, Pain IN the side,
Back and LOinss they should be continuously
taken as required, 70 change the diseased acfioncf
ne system Win such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOpsy and DropslcaI sunslIInes hey
should be taken in large and ~frequenE doses TO pro-
duee ne effect Of drastic purge.
FOR suppression n larEe dose should be taken
a. = uOduces the desired eject by sympathy.
As q DtRnes-PfH take one or two RfffS % pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose Stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the 8ppette,
and mYig0rates the system. Hence IT'S oten adj
yantageOus where nc serious deralgemcnt exists.
One who feels tolsrably ven oiten hnds ms ados0
Of these Pills akesh hun feet decidedly better hrom
their cleansing and ronoVafng edect on re dgess
i've apparatu5.
DR.T o. AVER 3 CO, PraefieaI czsuists,
LOWELL. MSS o. q
sOldby
McCREERY s. NECKELL
CRY DRUG sTORs,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

" Are Railroads beneficial to citlesP is a
question whichneeds only such an answeras
may be had from the top Ofthe bluffs north of
our city, from which three new towns may be
seen which owe their origin and growth en-,
tirely to the st. Joe &C.B .RR., they are Phelps
Corning and Watson. These towns now,
though but about one year old, already make
quite a good showing Of large buildings and
do a thriving business with the surrounding
country. This is the case at only way sta
tiOns, where no town, or thought Of a town,
existed before. The towns along the river in
this and Richardson counties need but look
over the river and see what one short year
has done-to spur them up to work with all
their might to secure the building of the st.
Louis & Nebraska Trunk Railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

II your harness brakes Bauer can mend
them tip top, Good stock Of Whips comingl
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Don't Fail, If you want choice Groceries,
IN 90 70 Grants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Good Liquors scientifically concocted in
the latest style at the Alhambra. Also, Soda
Pop, Lemonad and all III ~invigorating
drinks of the season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

w. r. Wilson has the choicest Groceries
In the city. Try them and be convinced.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

II you want any OF that Chicago Beer at
BHIy's, you had better go down right away,
as he only has few kegs LEFT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
aEbraska advertiser,
DIRECTORY.

.WEnzasugsg q ths A~gyEHrrsEn for sale by
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

$1,000 Dollars and ExPenses!-See adj
vertisement of American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine In our advertising columns,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

{. q. F.-Bowuvfue Lodge No. S, I. o. .. F.
meets on Tuesday evening ct each week, az z O'Clock
h. m, Rt their Hall in the Breytmeyer Brick, on
Main street
an visiting Br0theIs arefnvited-
GO. ". DORgEY. Socv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Fence wire in abundance at shenenber-
ger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

ImprOvements.-Judge A. W.. Morgan is
putting IN a new front Into hfs shop, which
has been made 70 front on Main street.
Mr. hurtz is having the cellar put in for a
residence on the hill in Middle BrownvilIe.
Hanniford & Hughes building is nearly
pushed to the first floor.
Geo. Stevens is repairing and putting In
good shape his building one door west of the
POstOfice.
The Masonic and Odd Fellows building is
progressing.
Joseph Hubbard has had his residence on
Atlantic street raised and greatly improved,
and is having hIs1ot filed IN.
DR.. Jonas Crane is grading the side walk IN
front of his residence.
We stood In one spot last Tuesday and
counted thirteen different places where new
fences were being put up and clearing DONE,
indicating that so many new houses would
be erected thereon, perhaps, this season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Lsathsr-News tockjus treceivedb by Wen
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

For sale.-A Cottage and two OF the most
desirable residence Lots In the city. Enquire
at this ONCE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

We have this day resolved TO quit the
credit system. Those indebted to us Will
please come forward andsettleup !. We would
be pleased to sell you goods for cash; by so
doing we can do better for you and ourselves.
Hoping 10 see you, We remain
Yours truly,
SMALL d BELL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
ArrLraI ana pepartrre 81 be maII..

NSothern and Eastern arrives at p. m; departs
RnIo Mall arrives at 8 a. m; departs az s a. m.
peru MAI arrives at u m: departs at D. m.
beatrice Mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays At "a. m; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at / p. m.
Grant Mail arrives Fridays at 4 p. m; departs
Thursdays a. Am.
DAYS from 10 20 lO8 a. m A. ID. RS p. M.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

New Butcher ShOP.-Messrs. Baker &
Son have opened up a new Meat Market in
the front of the old Red Store, where they
viii, also, endeavor to keep on hand a supply
ofaIT kinds of Feed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Geo. Marion sells Dry Goods at reduced
prices, he also has on a fresh Groceries,
Queensware, and the best brands ofSmoking
and Chewing Tobacco's and Cigars. Give
him q call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

OrgaRs.-Burdett's, from $40 to 500; Ma
son & Hamlin's, SIS to 5000.
JAMES r. DYE, BrownviIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Potatoes! POtatOes!g-Is the cry Of our
citizens. There are none In this city, none
in Phelps City, Mo-, n none at Nemaha
City. Here is a good opening for farmers, II
thew have any. Roll 'em int
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

n. & A. M.-Nemaha Valley Lodre No {, A.
meets on the lst and 3d Saturdays I'm
sach month, At s o'clock p M at their Hall IN the
frqrtmeyer Brick, on Main Street.
All visiting brothers are invited.
Jas. III. HAcKER, Secy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

ParasOIs in great variety at Mays Regu-
Iator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

MI. HartshOrn-J. 8. Hetzers gentleman
" clerk is ready 10 accommodate the public,
In the matter OF Clothing, etc, at No. Y, at
reasonable rates. You win fndhim pleasant
tn daal with
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Lannon g. Hinton, Bl0cksmiths, foot OF
Main street, can set tires, shoe horses, iron
wagons, &C, I'm the best style, with their inn
nrnrnd machinery
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Good Building stOne-Wearenow pre-
pared TO furnish good building stone, in any
quantity. Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb Stones, Water Tables, etc.
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms LORANCE& VARNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

The latest novelties in the dry goods line
received daily at Nays Price Regulator, 2
Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
One Thousand Yards.
Two Thousand Yards
1000 Yards

StViss M1GsEins, Plaid, Striped
and Checked Jdconets, Nam
SOCK, Victoria LGW7sS, Book
AtItEs, Birds Eye Linen, Cor
ded Dinitg, Irish Linens,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Grant is ii the field against all competi-
ton. He has just received a new stock OF
Summer Clothing, well and fashionably
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

sold Out-J. H. Beason has sold out his
Blacksmith shop In this city and gone to Wat
on the st. Joe & c. B. RR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

say, Farmers, where did you get Fence
Wire3 Why, we got it at ". T. Denis, the
best in Nebraska. Try IL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
Time Table g. Joe: and c. B; r. R:

On and amer Nay 23d, 1869, Trains VIII leave Phelps
Station as follows:
eOrNa NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
PassengeT~--Leave- "Il:6 a. m. 80 p. m.
Passeuger~~-Leave ff:i2 a. m. lH1 ,. m.
Freight~---Leaye- ls44 ?. m u2 a. m.
snail trains daily except Sunday.
fDalv except Monday.
tDaily except Saturday.
eT-Iac0b Rogers Omnibus leaves BrOwnville for
the depot at A. m. and y M, daily.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Swan g. Brother are in constant receipt
of the choicest Groceries and Provisions the
Eastern market affords and are always
found selling them so low that our people
may ell live well by ~patrOnizing them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Ladies, you can buy the latest style offan-
CIV Delaines for Is cents per yard, at Denis
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
@ MATTERS.
J. [. colhapp, Editor.

THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 2, 1869.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

New Harnes ShOP.-D. F. SOuder has
opened a new Harness shop one door west of
Marsh's News Depot. Mr.. Souder is a good
workman, just setting up for himself, and all
he asks is a chance to show our people his
work, resting his merits entirely on that.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

CONDENSED TIME TABLE
Via. Missouri Valley and North No. II. RS.
-GoING EAST
-rnuw Rwu nav TYP
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

Harness Ou-Unsurpassed bynop rspara-
90 ar made-fnr sale at Middleton's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

parasoIs, Ladies' and Childrens' Hats OF
the latest styles, ct Denis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

The Bazar has been removed TO No. 80
Main street, CMrs. Teft's old stand0 where
Mrs. Bargis will be pleased TO meet her many
customers. She viii have her new establish
ment filled up for business this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

You can get Chicago Beer at the Senat'
the best Beer in the United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

: Highest market price paid for wheat, oats
corn, sc, by Bedford & HandIey.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27

]. Q. McNAUeHroN, clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
Table Linens,

B1eoohed, Ua6eached and Col
Ored,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27
5000 Yards,
$4,000 Yards.

C0ttonddes, Deninls, TEOeeds,
Kentucky, Maryland and Mis-
sOuri Jeans, and Fine CasSi-
meres.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

ape Grtunoisunse1 aber Sbre Gamilien
ein> ba Jpn bic all9emeine Trauer auf9e~
fallen mar, unb ba er b1rte, baB Sbre
anpere Nt&te Elm Spfer Der Yerlen 9e>
tpprcen, erfranfte CT spr @9reden BAIT
Iter. Seine @eue Die er empfunoen in
Rbieier fursen Belt, mar aufrt6ti9, Ser
Baron, i9 ermele ras Ste leicen, ober
Ftbentlt@ bite i@ Sie> Fu@en @ie ibm
ni@t iu&en sic nit @litleiiD an ibn ;a
benfen !" >"' ". @@
De6 alien BarpnS &raft unterlas teis
nabe otsien erdBli@en GntblQun9en, ct
bal ben Dominifaner INN S9rnun9 fir
bic lbrf9en @lieoer her Tamilte. @s
wurp ibnen eelast, cine beiliae pFi6t
foroere bic Yerlen 3uriid. Man lief
le bur1 Sopbie na@ Stalten fomme1,
unb Nbenc6 in @e9enwart be8 @eiitz
li9en iiber9ab ie bic @ano pe8 8az
ron6 ben bp6looernoen Glammen bee
&amin6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23
(Gortjt suns telst.)

,paris.- Sn btr leBten &enferen;
wsl@e Mapoleon NIT @eneral prin' &C.
babt bat, ipQ Ct 2ebterert ben sutet' Natb
oeeeben baben, nae Spanien rem Grer1z
pel hes &ailrs folaen, unp Cuba obtre@
ten 1oue, 10 lanss IS nod nit Gbrsn 9e=
l&en f6nnte, ebenio wie @r nod CUR
rt@tisen 3cit aufMerieo @er3i&t 9eleiitst
babe.
Mitlerweile perce1 pom Spanien aue
Eruppen, ,pel&e nur o~biubrin9en i'no
nab Cuba erperirt.
Yuris-Der &ailer prdfoirte beute
i'm Miniher Natbe. Dt&ssieruns miro
fttne &prd(entanten gum Sseume'1ild'en
Goneil nab 8em lenren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23
Gin abihredenoes Seiipte1 fur
prpfeSliipncue Ro1itifer.
Sic Stem 9]prfsr 2eituna {breibt:

Die Stem yortsr 3eitun9 i@reibt:
u@e tern maren bic Tlag9en auf BEN
@%tortbaule auf 5albmalt. Die Geron<
lo1un9 mar Der SOB Don Tronci5 S. 81.
Bpcle. user >parB1ple 2" p~iirften piele
un|erer 2eler fra9en. Go Ser9e1en mar
Der ein{ ti9e Mueinberr@ter in @ity 5aQ
uno Gammanp Sail. Gr itarb-im ST.
renbau1e. GS lit nidt gu oiel 9elaat,
wenn mir ba5 Gnre rieleS ManneS ais
Elm abl9refenoes 8eiiptel fir uniere pro-
%fc@lioneuen 2ofalz pplttifer te,eidnen, ietn
Sbtdj ia! Denen Yprtehalten, we!9e Elm
ebrli1e5 @ewerbe nit Der Memterjd9eret
rertaul1t baben pcer ;u certaulden rerz
lubt 1tnp.
%5roncis s. q. 8oole mar i'm Sabre
1921 in Nppa Gcotia eeboren uno fam
i'm Bitter rpn 10 Sobren nit leinenGltern
b,erber. Naapem er nolbrurfti9en un>
terri9t in unleren Trsiibu!en seno1en,
murce er Dem Sdifstauer @ebb in bic
Qebre aeeeben. Gr murpe Elm aus9e;ei@z
neterS 9ifebouer une etablirte ll9, na9z
Gem Ct Yiele SABLE bel Dsbb 9earteite'
bate, lelbft ais S6tHsbauer. -.
SIN Sabre 1856 fam er auf bic unz
elldli1e Spee> lid in BEN @emeinoeratb
mablen ~ lal1en, unr fanc 1olden @e
fallen an Dem Yarteisstrtebe, rae er lein
iebr ~lucratiYe9 @elgdft aufeab unp ftd
aana Der vpplitit" >pipmett.
Na@oem er bret SABRE Councilman &C.
rpelen, wurce er Nlperman unp oa66oup1
ces v&ins6" i'm @emeinperatb. Gr cons
t~rolirte Die Stactpermaltun9 UNI 10 nebr
als IT auf sutem6ube nit Dem repatlifa>
nii9cn Mappr Sprpfe itanp, weI&er i'm
1862 gum @ity> 9nlpettor mo&'s, BEL
ramals cos gauge Sanitdt8weien, @traz
bru<D Department u. {. 10. unter (:@ bate
SIN SABRE 1863 i1redte Ct he 6ant
nod ben, Mayorsamte aus unr itbte in
Eammany 9au ie'ns Domination rur@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

meh tpnnte, tam lbm ntdt IN ren Stn1l.
Gr @dmur Sbnen emi9s Nads! Isle er
{16 11den icllte> ros mar rem balbwiloen
Menl9en nod nibt flar. Na9 Sbrem
Do( tin mpute er ni9t frebsn> ieinerMei<
11ur,S na@ wlrce Sbnen eaun rer Sim
mel often fteben uno CT wQni9te sic CUR
6DQe!
uNa6 Sbrer Ntreiit iiel es ibm ni6t
3dmsr Minona our Gludt gu berepen ;
unter Dem gorwance Sic wputen 1i6
nit ibr in Spe0a trouen lal7en> fplete iie
i'm wiuis. Die @el@idte uno pa6
@nre Sbres Diener6 miNen sic. Mi>
mona tpurre in Gin armeniiheS &lciter
aeipe1rt 100 ]e balr tarnuf Yrr @ram
ibr Gnce fano.-lu Mrmentcr umSob
Sie unter ben peridieccnltcn @eltalten.
@eine Treute in Stcdbolm let cer NaGz
rt@t Sbrer Bermdbluns par unbel9reibz
lid, nun fcnntt er ild RIDDEN; Ct opferts
pur& bic perlen Sbre @emablin> unit
tpenn au9 3uwetltn cine mitleioise Gmz
pf neuns in Jpn fir bic (@one Grau
auF orerte, 70 ,purbe 1e rur@ Gas 9la'
benpte &a@eeefaN tpieber erftidt. Dae
BON Sbnen erbaltene @elp fir bic per!en
tptnpete ct baiu an, ftets UNI Gte 3u ltin
IT 1pcbnte benz 8e0rdbniGe Sbrtr &C.
moblin bei iab SIREN e~rensenloler
S&mer3 p-triumpbtrte. Bon pa ar
trieb er ii@ unrubig in ter @e(t beru,n
mttunter Don @emiHensbi0en oefcltert
9ier wobnte er jufdQto rsr Grauune ST:
re @tfen BET uni fab @ie ,pieper. q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

Ct tpar Der &cprdlentant Der fur&tbaren
Corruption >pel@e unter Gernanoo @oop
in Der ft6ctil9en @erwaltuns eineeri0en
UNI iippis meiter 9etpu@ert bate. Mus
benz ener9il6en reellen @el9df tSmonne
mar Elm ebenlo ener9iiber aber unreeler
Bcamter ecrporren, Der f@ aus Der &c.
teblun9 Ser 1Tentliden &a7en 70 peni9
Elm @emi0 fen madte, nie fem &prbilp,
Der 9rpbe Dema9u9e Wopc.
3u benz Soiom per@orruption, tpelGeS
Tammany auf fta 9elacen> bat Yilet9t
Niemano mebr bei9etro9en> alaBoole unp
relen domination fit oas bS6ie @bren<
Nmt unlerer @tapt mar einMiboriff woz
fir Ganmany, cine empfnoli@e Sbrfei9e
perriente.& Fl
Die Deutl9en Ibernabmen e. bie1e
0rinrli6 gu appliciren. @ie timmten in
Ma0e fit ben unabban9ieen pemotrattz
19en Gonpicaten Guntber uno errpdblten
penlelben 9ldnssnp. Bople erbielt lcear
peni9er @timmen als per repubIitanil9e
Ganbirot BLUNT.
GommanY fonnte ii9 9e3en bel les Dr.
oumcnt ni1t serl9lieeen unb eS ,par UNI
Bpole'SGinRub 9eldeben. CT bebauptete
f9 snar nod in feinem Snlpeftur5> Nmt>
ais oter bic 2%e9i5latur bielss Mmt 1868
ob19ofte> wanbte ibm NQe5 ben Haden.
Der beiBbllti9e Mann fpnnte pieie tiefe
Demitbi9un9 n'9t ertra9en uno loQ fi9
Dem Grunt er9eben baben. Spuren BON
Iotludt felten lid BEL ibn Elm unc man
mubte Jpn in Gin 9rrenz Mlyl brin9en. Gr
bewcbnte na6einanrer cie SrrenzN iYle
gu Tlulbina, 8lpcmin9cole une Utica.
Sn leBterem farb CT am Dcnnerta9.
Brole mar Elm Mann Son natirltden
Tlbi9teiten unp grocer Gner9ie ; IS wer:
Zen i9m eiels perlbnli6e 8or5u9e na99e<
rlbmt. Gr bate ras 3eu9, ol6 Snpuz
nrieusr sins3isrre rer@eiell6aft uno cine
Stuse ne6 @emeinmelens ;u mercen.
Die Nemterjdeerei bra@te Jpn itatt Del
fen UNI Gbarofter uno 9utfn Namen UNI
l9liebli6 UNI ben Ser tanp. Sapienti
sat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23
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9toats 4sentn uo &ettsonwdle> SO. 40 up 172 Drte 9rabe, st. paul.
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gu perfaufen ODER ~ yerrenten.--
Gin sre; aGdtees @aus an Der g0alanston Iuenue, 3uiiaen
giieplett Saus uno I. Rational Sotel, minneapolis, Winu.
1T tst Dem leettn Sabreu ais 8leiiGlaeen benust wpreen
unb unter ben SIC omen Bpfrn Mcat Warfst in Der ean;en
stabt uno u%n,Bessno tefannt. Der pbe1e 4bsil TT ais g0eb'
mug tequeln ctnseti9tet. Frtranm une cute Stalune beim
5auie. Mle aum @utidereei6dft %eebprenee @srdtbfdaftsn,
ais 8lDds, @srts, Sasen, WteiIer, QBaasen, Wuritr1aidine,
Gistpren unb @isbaus, 81! od,baus, in ben1 nod mebre aneerr
Nutlder idladtsn, 10 errse unO 2. tleine @6meine, gferb u.
Na9tn nit Wti6trr unb Sattet, 1T allies su perfaufta peer Su
uerreuten untcr fetr liberalen Beeineunsen. M(an penbe t6
an Marin SsIt,neier. UtnneappHs, Mlinn.
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gu Berfoufen.-Gin 5arm Dpn 40 Mder>
% unter WFue, 70 GReilen pcn @inneaprlis, 1T mesen Nbre,ie
bts iesieen s. sen:bunners, aus FREEZER 5anb ;u rerfauten. Nuf
oerfsben 1T Gin eutss Wrtnbans, @6cunc, Sta"c unp ber5let=
den. aud lisat bic sarrn brett at benz rrh befannten 6t1h
5dlite Don Der &%aufiumme tann nab he;ebeu tarauf ieben
tleibeu. Ndteres au rfabren bel 9esrn !6enrp OSWALD
tn IRinnsapu,s, Obtr am Giib eate @tUre, pelder an ras
yanb sren5t.
gu perfaufen. - Cine Is pferbefraft
Dampfma1&isne. Drei % aeen, 2 SdIttten. Bill
lis fir go{p TT 9diesel's MlbIe.
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Sffee Gbief GpmmtHar9 Of 5%ubRRence)
Department Of Dafota =
st. yauI. Winn., &c. Nueuf, 1869.
Nerfi9elte Mngebpte,


IN Dnslitatt Omit elmer goote etsler Mnsstse an iebes
am Bonner tag. ben 80, September 1869 pas Ser. Staaz
ten Sutftance Departtuent NIT folgenben Nr:tteln i'll
ssripr en-, bte am .. u. lepet au5u!,efern itnO:
20 Barrel S1wetneI eitd MltR Der Prime DleS. in
soa t%ssstftsn tome" 6al7ern unO essadt tint aotnter
12 900 pfune Hare sp.dietten, esrdub.rt I'M Win>
ter bon 1863 9, nn0en In eu,t, itdrfe 0vnnp Sade
au 100 pfuub icbes Yadet serratt lsta
1870 Yfunb befeGualttdt fritz d. esnab tene8 fff
Meb!-431 20 gfunb tn 1dNsrn nit sefuttrrtsu .B6reu,
tenSdten isber 1OOgfuno s%ntba!teno Der tnnereSad
mub brn ,,3wiasbgrttUn ',uup Der du bere BON GUN
no" pper iartsn ,.Burlao" iein. Die Qual'1dt
(8ronp) unb Srt Der 5abstfattcn mus in benz Anse.
bpte benannt perben.
80 pa del eco Plumb aum gu del) gobnen soa gutter
queen 3dnern nit eetlt,erttn BSben eerpedt!esF:
2,54O y1uno y tms Rio aafee (srIn). Utus In bop
rel1en Sadeu isin.
274O pfunb CUTE, tarte, braune Sefe. gut getrpdnet.
mug eetpht unb Son sutena Ataterial tttn fret Bon
Qtbm, aufl6sbarem 0las Dber anbereu 0erfalfaun<
500 gfunD ieines sals in sutea, retnen trrdsnsn 5df'
fern,
DaS Mebl in 5dden mag entu eber tn ct. Nau1 Dbtr
st. 6 Dub abgeliefert meroen; Der plab an uei@en es
~selssfert pereen irQ, mus tn oemNoeeb0te benanut wtr-
BEN.
au. Nr.ttel madeu BON Der beaen aua!itdt uno inner
balb IA aaen ad3utrtennuue pesGpnrrattes sur&bltt.
feruna herett fstn. grDben merteu ppn a1tn Nrttteln
se.lanst, 5leii& aussenommen.
Ite mlrflt4e Cara w!ee Don auen 0tbtnoea ber!auet
Die Nns'bpte fnb aaen Btbtnsunsen unterporfsn, Biz
aeppbul{d uneinen Aaupueru fir Sabifauce Stpres BEL
e.fa / wereeu. -
@ q. s. Gflmdu,
Capt nus 8. {. 8ot. 2ieut. Col. u. 6. u. Gh ei 6. g.
Dept. Of Daleta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

@ntlauen pberge0 oblen.-@in 3Sabr
altes ldmars 8 Iii en- NIT laneen Saman5 am rsGtenointsr>
fuB etnen weiBen G'efen.
Gin et jdbrises 5uQen, bunfel branr, am linten 5interfuB
beI6doiet. Cine Belcbnuno BON $50 miro bemjeni9en ee,abit
Der lie an Der Gelmuble in Winnsopulis ableftrt ooerNusfunft
bic lrgDicererldnaenihaft tubrt, ertbetlt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23
3u Dfrrfntfn.

gu serrenten II NIB III perfaufen.-
Das Minneiota 5aus in @tiupater III pom ndd1en 1. Sfto-
Der an III perrenten unb basDleublement be1eben 3u rt1tauten.
!taberts BEL Wrs. s. as ,nic Deer 8. 9.rriet. Still
mater, Mtnn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-26
De PrOiundis.

o weary, weary heart, 0 fainting soul !
Thy struggle is in vain:
The fiery waves Of woe that Ger thee roll,
O'erwhelm with fercest pam.
There is for thee no rest, for thee no peace,
TIL thought and mem 'ry, life itself shall cease.
.sRest for the weary''-words that aatteringly
Promise thy heart relief;
The words Of peace are meaningless to thee,
They mock thy endless grief;
Think not. my soul, from further Voc to save,
Seek not for rest, or-seek it in the grave.
Sweet rest, sweet peace, o Jesu thou canst CIV,
Fen in my mortal woe;
Thou didst my struggling, dying soul to live,
And leadst me gently through
The waves that dash against my tired feet,
To fields Of living green and veriure sweet
Jesu' sweet Jesu, in my darkest hour
On thee alone call,
Though waves may dashand dark ming skies may
lower
And raging storms appal,
| heed them mott look beyond, above.
And find my refuge in thy Heart Of love.
The Catholic UOrld.