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h,arlnp, W aLe.li.- VI Weak Eyes and I'm.
paired Memory, when caused by the violence OF
Catarrh, az they all frequently are oiier ID
sned faith standing reward of $500 for 4 case
of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALEBY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
- WHERE.
PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the REMEDY out II no
has not got il on sale don't be put of by accept
ing any miserable worse than worthless substl'
tute, but enclose sixty cents to me, and the
Remedy will be sent you, post paid. four
81 Oe, or one dozen for $500 SEND
two ceat stamp for DR.. Sages pamphlet Oh
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
X. V. PIERCE, N. D..
BUFFALO n. Y.
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THIS INFALUfBLE
pRNEnV dnaa mt

1 REMEDY does not,
Ike the poisonous irri-
tating snuffs and strong
'austic solutions with
which the people have
long been humbugged,
imply palliate for a
hort time, or drire the
disease 10 The lungs as
here is danger of doing
IN the use of such nos.
truns, but II produces
PERFECT AND PERNA.
NYNT CURES OF TIE
WORST CASKS OFCHReNIC
CATARRH, as thousands
atn testify. "CoLs IN
HE HAD" is cured
with a few applications.
CATARRHAL HEADACHE
il relieved and cured as
# by magic. 1t removes
,ffensIve Breath, Loss
OF Impairment of the
sense of taste, smell or
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Successful Cure OF Deafness
and Catarrh.
LETTER FROM
w. III. MATTINGLY, Esq,

Sheriff Of Wood County.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March Is, c.
DRs. LIGHTIIIL e. REID:
GENTLEMEN Your treatment for Catarrh
and Deafness has proved highly successful in
nv sons case. He has been afflicted with both
of the above diseases for fifteen years. ] have
applied TO quite a number of eminent physicians
before but received no benefit, but your pain.
less treatment seems to be a specific for the
above maladies and weuld recommend al!
afflicted 20 give Won a call.
VIM. II. MATTISGLY.
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Married Persons, or Young Men oou,,,..,
mes organic debility, defOrmitses ,, 80
cured. eP7'St'
BE who places himself under the e,.-
j., may retgiously cenhde in his honor " y
tleman, and confidently rely upsn H. .SW
physsciAn. N"'
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Flour.
FOR SALE.
bargains in Orleans Sugar,

90 HHDS. PER STEAMER SALADO.
OO Gail and see ITEM AZ c,.-
mAy26 LLSI, sOhhLSOS COS.
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EstAblished as Refuge from Quaeksrr =
only place where curs ear BE ohtsis.. u
DR. JOHNSTON -
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCR

OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from BAltim-ts sG~s'
few doors from the corner. ~ Pal net too
serve nRms and number.
~ No letters received nnless post PAD a.
containing a stamp % DO used on he lspJ
Persons writing should stata age, and sod -
tion Of advertisements desorfbing symPtSns
Tho Dnctnr'A DIPLOMA hang In bis ole
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DRS, LlnHTuLL d REID:

DRs. LluHTlIILL Il REID:
GENTLEMEN: = 1t affords me pleasure to attest
to your skill, in the treatment of yolr several
specialities. l have been afflicted with Catarrh
General Debility, and Indigestion. Dy spepsia,l
for twenty years, and have tried a number Of
eminent physicians before, and received no
benefit but Your treatment has proved n sue
cess in my case. make this statement for the
benefit OF others, and would advise all who are
afflicted as WAS 10 give the Doctor a call.
Respectfully yours,
L. p. STEED, Attorney
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Mr.. Bigelow enters on his duties as
ons'. editor Of the New York Times next
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR JOHNSTON,

Member Of tho Royal College Of Suf.,o..
don, graduate from enc Of the ucsi -. -
Colleges IN the United stAtee, and Tie ~.
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia .ad &C.,
has effected some Of the most Asionish n. ~.
that Woe ever known. Many tvyhet '-'
ringing in the head and ears When a,ler, :.
nervousness, being alarmed a. sudden -, =
Oashfulness, with frequent hlushing .,,,,S
sometimes with arrangement Of mind VS.. :,
A immediately w.
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Notice.

WHEELING, July %, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, the
10Th dsy of August, let9, at my Office on Monroe
street, in the city of Wheeling, will proceed
to ascertain and report on the several matters
mentioned and described in the foregoing do
cree. All persons having claims against he
trust mentioned in said decree will present
them together with the necessary proof there
of on said 10Th day OF august after which day
Shall take no further proof of any such claims.
G. W.JEFFERS,
iy29.lawiw Commissioner
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WEST VIRGINIA INSURANCE Co.
Franklin Insurance Comply
..-.-. OF WHEELING -..
Capital, SI5O,OO0

- ~N~~~S ~S@f al
nd. OF WHEELING :
Capital, $I5O,OO0
.....- Directors:
SAM'L McCLELLAS, GEORGE MExpEI-
I. 81. LOGAN, THos. P. SRAILCRoSs,
G.. W. FRkNZHEM, j. \. VANCE, .
J. II. HoBBs, MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS c. STEEL
fI'Hls COMPANY NOW HAVING
been organized .ii~t years and in that tin,
done a successful business, is still prepared q
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture, Steamboats, and cargoes on the West.
.rn Rivers and Lakes. This company Offer
superior Inducements 20 Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns
and contents for three or five years At reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
Maid in and surplus of any company in the State
md composed of some ninety -four stockholders
most of whom are among our best business men.
recommends itself to the favorable considera
ton of the insuring public and solieits their
patronage Applications for insurance viii be
promptly attended to at their office, No. -
Monroe street, or 1t their several agencies
throughout the State.
c. M.C0EN. Secretary.
3. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
teb21-dGw
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Thomas Hughes, ct. al, In the Municipal
IS. SCourt OF wheeling.
Richard j. Porter, ct al. In Chancery.
IN A DECREE RENDERED IN THE
i above cause on Wednesday, the 2lst day Of
July, 1862 il was ordered that the defendant,
Richard J. Porter, do render an account Of what
moneys have came into his bands, or with
which he is chargeable by virtue OF the trust
deed in the bill OF complaint mentioned. ana
through his administration by the trust thereby
created before George w. LETTERS, a Commits;
sioner of said Court And 1t is further ordered
that said Con missioner will take proof OF all
claims against the said trust yet unsatisfed, and
OF which satisfactory proof may DO presented
to him, and report the same to said Court
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McLURE HOUSE.

DIR REID of the above firm will be found
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8g Telegraph
-sro rstk aEGIsFkh.-
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
gG! wAsarsssOs ias 81.

by Telegraph to the Rsgistcr.l
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state Of West Virginia,

Tet-cI County Circuit Court
august Rales, 1865
Eeorpe NJ echo
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that a sound mind and body Grs n,
most necessary Requisites 10 promote oonhuhE
happiness. Indeed, without these the Jourrsy
through life becomes weary pilgrimage n,
prospect hourly dArkens o. the view. the min
becomes skadowed with despair ard allied VII
the melancholy reasStion that the hAppiue., O,
another becomes bllghtrd with our own
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State O., west virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Conrt,a 81 =.
- - July Rules, 1863.
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state Of West Virginia,

Fet:el County Circuit Court -
august Rules, 1865.
Noah Minor,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NnrT-I
YOUNG MES

Who have injured themselves By scr,A.n Mn.
tioe INDUCED in " hen alone, a habit tr,aus.sl,
learned from evil companions, or at .shoo N.
effects Of which are nightly fclt, s,cn ,Ssr
Aslesp, and II not cured renders marriage Z.
possible. and destroys both mind ard soI,
should apply Immediately.
What Q pity that young man. the hops o!
his country, the darling OF his parents ,hog.G
be snatched from all prospects and eRjoynsIs
Of life by the consequences Of eoviAilRg mon
the path Of nature and INDUCING In osriall
secret habit. Snch pcrbons must. before c.l
t.mn1asFp.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-25
From Mayne Reid's Magazine Onward u
@ PEACE AND WAR.
The Prose Of the One, and the Poetry of the Other

The Prose Of the One, and the Poetry of the Other.
Pc A CE! -...
''Let us have it-if we can; over
all the world. But not without ques-
tioning the circumstances, and tax
ing opinions upon it. A few are
herewith appended.
at is peace, that I, an English
man, should work. three hundred
days in the year, God, not man, al
lowing me sixty-fve holidays; fifty
two of them set apart for his own
special worship, the other thirteen
of secondary consideration? Three
hundred days of toll, for which l
receive suit of fustian OF corduroy :;
a smock-frock to screen them when
they become ragged; a pair of clog
soled shoes that cause corns on my
feet and make me lame before I am
forty; a dietary scale, that includes
not fresh beef-only salt bacon, not
of the best, and it only on weeks
when am lucky enough to have
work! When not, it is skim milk
cheese to accompany the bare bread !;
both to be choked down, not with
beer as you may have heard, but
what, for all know, may be better
still-cold water! I don't quarrel
with the cold water, if the bread
and cheese could always be assured
to me. But they are not. A week. S
sickness, and the cheese disappears
from my table. A fortnight, and
the bread must be begged for, or
eaten within the walls of a work
house! 65.E .Hsl -
"And yet l am told that my three
hundred days of toll are worth much
more-that ten of them in a trop-
ical cline would give re all I want
to wear and eat and that thirty in
any part of the temperate zone
should ensure me the same; or at
all events be a sufficient set off
against my corduroys and skim
| milk cheese! us
''If it be so, and I have reason to
think it is, then must I be cheated
out of 270 daysin the year!
is this peace? If it so be, dang
me if I like it I"
.s ~
'Is it peace, that I, a Frenchman,
toll just the same as an Englishman,
only with little more skill, because
my brain is more acutely concentra-
ted? But I toll with no better re-
ward.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-25
no appeal unto thee for their long g-ravished

To appeal unto thee for their long -ravished
right, at
The "people' long lowly-
Oh then art thou holy,
As Heavens own light
Sacred as sacrifice rising to Heaven,
Is the smoke from thine altar-the field red
and riven-
Holy thy havoc where heroes have striven,
zen-wheeled car!
Sacred.we deem thee,
Though babblers blasphemc thee;
And better by far
In thine anarchy War
Though mothers may mourn thee and widows
may weep
Than Eternity's lease
OF pale suG'rance and peace,
. Under slavery's sleep.
ry proud,
Let thy guns be unlimbered, and deafen the
ear,
Till the world be enwrapped in 4 sulphury
shroud;
Let the shout, and the shock, and the charge,
and the cheer,
RIM over the Earth
Let her valleys be torn
Let her labor in birth,
Until freedom is born
Until grace of God kings from their thrones
have been hurled,
And their hireling hosts have been swept from
the world
Then-not till then-let the sabre be broke,
And beat on the anvil to furnish the plough
Turn the lance to a goad, and the steed to tie
yoke,
And tear the black laurels of war from the
brow.
Then, not till then,
May wars ravages cease,
And with olive in hand,
\ brotherly band,
Shall we preach to all men
The pure gospel of peace.
Then-not till then:
For SO long as on earth, its fair features to ma
There's despot not humbled,
A throne that's not tumbled,
- A crown that's not crumbled
Well welcome thee, Wal!
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-25
o 81 FRED. ELLSWORTH'S
VERY FEED STABLE. Horses and We
IL hicies to be had at any hour of the day
Stable in rear of Van Marter House m16-6m'
Notice to Teachers.

The Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
dot county, Ohio, will hold meetings
tor the examination of teachers, In the
town of Upper Sandusky, as follows: On
the lst and Sd Saturdays of September,
October, November, March, April, May and
the first Saturdays Of all other months.
No certificate will he granted except
ct a regular meeting, nor will any be
granted. unless the applicant appears in
rerson and submits to an examination.
Written testimonials of Moral Character
will be- required of all applicants and
those who have taught will be required to
present testimonials, showing their success
in teaching, and signed by the Local Direc-
tors of the school in which the applicant
was last engaged. .iaS 7o1 lat<R
& Examinations to commence at O'Clock,
A. NJ. at the School House in said town.
Applicants are requested to be punctual, as
none will be admitted into the class after
the examination has commenced.
By order of the Board of Examiners.
J. H. MYERS, Clerk.
January Is, l669.-tf.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-25
TOWN PROPERTY
FoR s. AEE

TyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT
alng Private Sale the following described
property, situated in the town of
- UPPER. SANDUSKY, o.,
In-Lot No. 1877, being the property
in which 7 now reside. Also,
Out-Eut No: 26, situated on the river
" bottom and near the Railway bridge o
q fine pasture lot; containing two acres.
Also,
Out-LOt No. f21, situated on Main
street, containing two acres: can be laid
" out into Eight building lots; rare bar
q gainITn this. Also,
Lots No. 4 and B, in Garr's addition;
situated on 9Th street; fine building lots
for private residences.
The above described property will be
sold low, and on reasonable payments.
aFor further information. apply to the un-
dersigned, at his residence in Said town.
L. R. SEAMAN.
Jan. 90, 1869. lift.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-25

WE arc informed by some of our
farmer friends, that the wheat
throughout our county has never
made better appearance than at
the present time, and that unless
some undue influence yet prevails,
we will have a large yield the COM
ing season. The heavy fall of snow
which protected the wheat during
the recent excessive cold spell, has
saved the crop. In some localities
where wheat was sown on oats stub
BILE, there is a fear that the latter
may choke the former, the cold not
having been sufficient to kill the
oats, but these are exceptional cases.
With good crops this, year, and a
new administration at Washington,
we may look hopefully forward to
lively and prosperous times the COM
ing summer-Monsfeld Herald.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-25

Those who live in Omaha, are
known as Omahogs.
"CoRK ScREws''-Fellows who
spare their wine.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

Muf weibnabt uno Nemjabr.-
Dieienisen 2eitr tes u@anberer", uel@e ba-
rauf beba9t ilnt, ibren TamiliensIieoern ,Greun<
ben unb 9efannten bur9 ein Weibnadts> ooer
Neujabrssei&ent cine freubissltsberrai&uns su
~bereiten, MAIDEN tpir beionbers aufntertiam auf
bic sablrei&eu @ei@dftsanseissn in unitrem
8latte, tpel9e in rei9Rer Aus,pabl ale raGsli=
den Gesenidnbe gu tieiem 3wede anbieten ;
rel;siSie MrtittI, @ebetbii@er &c, eann
aleiberRofe unb neutrality-suspicious. aaer
Dirt fir Mlt uno Sung Ron Der ftinfen
Seibe bis gun, seruUbnli&en @t0Ht aud 9or-
seuau, @las- uuo Spielwaaren; ferner cine ssr-
ludenbeNustpabl on@einen beuti9en, f~ran3Sii-
den, italieniiaen, MISUNDERSTANDING mittb.
rea s%srpanetea sefdbrIi&ern @eiiern unter Der
Girma~ oiquprs" teBslei@enGarpets,g srbanss
uno Mobeartifa Der manni0faltisfen Sorten.
Die l1brenmadsrfunli 1T e~benfals piirbis ser<
tretst tur@ bibide Muswabl BON Tai9sn= unb
Strdubren, trosu Supslerien, rie fe Der Ser
idiebene 0eidmaf perlanet ;u G'ebste leben.
Mu @esenfinben BON loliberem GtoFe feblt Is
ebenfaQs ni@t uns .per sinem Greunee NIT si=
mem Sfen ODER aidenseratb cine Greube mo-
den nil, eretfe nur su. Sir fertise 3leioer
baben S&nsioer= unb S9uiermeiier trtffi6
seiurst. MHbeln une 5ausseratbe BON &C.
idmadpoler Contraction ine gum @ertauf
ausseieat. pferbeltebbater Fnten cine srube
Mustpabl BON @attIerwaaren. Wer Seife unb
8ersen braudt, trirb beesleiden ioIde surratbis
fnben. 11no mic trefTid iOrsen bic 9erren
grOeers fir einen ~seiunoen Nppetit bur@2eder-
tiF'n unb Yrusiloneu in allen Gurmen, bis sur
~feinlten auslanbilaen Gru9t! DabS usiefettea
nit Ganby III buntsr 0etalt niat feblen biirfen,
serltebt id. @em IS lit bieiem 2absrintbe su
bunt piro, Der idahe f9 cine feineGisarre cber
CUTE pfsife an rne per ii& gar uniider fIblen
iulte, besebe f@ s%urgermania unb lale f@ SER
ii@ern. !aur3 unS gut lieber 2eier! 5alte nur
.eeri9au iber MQes, trasim u@anberer" an
eeboten trirb, unb bu fannf auf Weibna@t unb
q eajabr bic ,rertbsuQien Yrdiente MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
8rieffaiten beS v@anberer"

Sorat. Sc Die fraslide Auittuns
fncen Sit in 80. 400. Neue Senbuns prd.
mien.
ct. Glpue. 9. >. Mntmort brieai&.
Die 1batisteit Der &senten III @tearns County
ermuntert ben ~@anoerer".
81. Mt@aeIs.-S. 9. Quittuns in 90.
109 gilt fir 9enry MySt. gle erbalten pie-
Der prd,nisu.
8romnspille. g. u. q. Der Srr-
tbum liest BARN, ba6 s. 6erfenratb unb s.
Bauer inter Brownsville TAFT unter Iaribault
auittirt Ino.
Miuneapolis. M.G. Gmpfansen unb
~quittirt. Sdreibsn Git balb rieber.
3omab. s. s. &. @Ini9en Sbrem
Gorbaben bsfen GrfoIs. Sept III he redte
:3sit.
&Ollinstuns s. s. Da6elbe gilt
Sbnea.
&basfa, s. 6. Sbrsm @unl@ ent.
ipro9en, in Der grtsartuns, baIb mebr ~ ser.
nebn.su.
@anb Greet 81. 6. Das 8G9lein
ant 6. ;. Mts. mad 9anb Greet ee(9idt care
of Rev. S. Sbreu Brief BON Belle w!aine er-
bal!en nit Neuen uno Mlten.
9elle platne. $. g, Mad lansem
Shvsisen cine erfreulide 8ptl9aft. Meae
prau,isn fir burtise Greuntt.
6enberun. {. @. Mntwprt Der Brief
nebf prGnaien. .aEas y
ct. @ntbpns. s. $. 3abluns uno
Nens NIT befem Dant %qutitttrt. Das beibt
bic tatboliids prei, mntertuyen! JsbIense
| Nun,r;err eefdidt. Ta 'a
ManfatD. g. g. s. 5ihH bat bis 80.
159 bssablt. Die :3uisnDuas eaafene erbal-
ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
DfficielIe Staot=3eituit 9.
Getal= Nemt9tetten.

@t paul-@biea9o Gifenbabn.-
Gin piGtises Greisni6 fir bic Staet ct. paul
unb fir ben ean,en Staat it bic GrSfnuns tsr
erRen Dipiion ber tireettt ober Mir>yine BON
ct. paul mad gbieaso, bic UNI 62 Meilen fit
aer tpirh, ais bic 8abn iber Swatpnna unb
Hp9eler. @ebrere buubert Yerionen betbeilis'
ten ild lssten Montas an Der g~rS6nunsS-Gr 81.
euriisn mad 9aiinss, no nit Der @reat We-
fern MuFfbanse an Der Spise feierli9er
Ginsus unb Mittaesmabl sebaltea ~uree, an
psl9eu, IS ni&t an Euafeu feblte., Die 8ar<
ger BON 5aiinss eruisiea ben aablrei9en Ga-
fen freunpli9e Aufmerflamfeit. 2aut BEN
uYiunssr" ware es babel niat obue bic Golsen
seblietsn, nel&e man IN, Deutiden nit BEN Mt
iberitBbaren n8%aseniamrner" besei9net.
Gabrplau fir ben @tnter: Mb=
fabrt pom SUP Der &ubert Strab' tasli@
Unit Musnabue b:rg onntase) II ubr 80 Scr
mittass.
antunft in paitinss 1 ubr Na@m.
Mbfabrt BON 9aainss $40 Na@m.
Mntunft in ct. paul $40 Nedm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

2e@er be5 u@anberer."- @ir en-
pfeble Seeem, penn er mad Mnneapolis
fommt uno Drssesos faufen MIL, Ser @ture
tes 5errn .. S'Gpnnpr nabe Der Bride 81 BE-
luden. Ct bielt ebenfaQs einen Store in ct.
MntbonY Dor etpa ;pUlf Sabren. Seeer tpirs
aufs bette bseient uno ertalt Ste Maaren ~
Ben biQigFen preileu. N6,4mt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

Otffentli&e Ginlabuns! CUR srSb-
ten unb p%oaitanoigfen &etauratipn Die ppn
@4iIltru.@ d m ID tn. 49, 3. Str. gpn
iebtan tperben III ieber@ tunbe rt@e Nuitrn,
@efiissl, 8sreuen. Gleiiaiorten auer Nrt @ilb,
fura MQes, tpas Der Marft an DelifateGen bietet,
i.rpirt. Dit feinRen @eine uub Qiqueure bic
tet uniere 8ar; Grii9te. CONTEXT unb Gpnbitu-
reipaarsn in better Muswabl. DieNufwartuns
3u jeber 3eit biz beFe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

Ser @iuter fabrt nod INNER Elm mil
bes &ssement. :3par ma9t er fat tasli@ ei=
ni5e Nnirsnsunssn gum S9neien, BOP bra9te
or Is ni6t sur re6tea @alittsnbabn unb gum
S9litti6ublaufsn lit IS nod sefabrli6. Der
MiillIppi bat feline fattli9e Gisbede, aber tue-
gen Der Salt, 1T es ni9t 70 arg, trie bic Strap
pers" 3u prDpbeseien beliebtsn.
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ISzS Ginsn ansenebmen Mufras unleres

ia Giaen ansenebnaen Muftras unltres
bisberisen Hetitneen Srt. gincena SHwara
msl9er fir ben n@anberer" StearnS County
&C. belu9te, erfalen mir, intem mir Der bu9tp,
@eifli1feit, fotpie ben Srn. Nsenteu unb alien
Grsunben Der tatbuIiiden greie ~unlersn uarm-
fen Danf a%bfatten fir bic b~ereitwiaise Inter
fabane, tpslde fe ibnt sepabrt. Mn ben 9rn.
assntsn 1T Is nun, has nit sutsm grfuls BE-
sonrsre @rrt fort,ufubrsn.
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@1gen psrlpren.-Au f Der ct.
@aul u. Strur Git9 Giienbafn stns leBten
Mittwoh Mtenb ein @erionen, unb Elm @ez
pddwassn perloren, sic fi6 bel 6amtltpn
atlDstsn unb surtdbliebsn. SIN Ter Ndbe
ppr Menppta entpsdte man ben Gerluit unb
sic 9ceomctipe wUree atsei1idt, bic perlo>
rsren @aseu iu bpleu.
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Ne,'e M9enten,.

5olsenee 9errsn babea bic Asentur fir ben
~Maneerer' an na9beaanntea Vlayen iiber'
upmrnen:
81. Tr. &ran;, fur srpQal GATE 1swn
unb ltmsesene.
81. Jos. @ei@5elbaum fir 5ar'
minstum;
Or. GbaS. Opel fir @rou &iper
Statipn;
81. Serb. Stalber9er fir @eurse
Safe
81. Neter ScrebranS fir IuwnG,rupe
Sem Munih 9. >.
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Die @aiierlettuna, iiber eeren Gurt-
fdritte mir in SO. 1903 teri9teten, 1T 70 peit
fertis, bab in bic seleoten @Utren Der :3uFub
ssn @a1tr seSTnst 1T uno aud bic nol' fsb-
leaben i'm saufe na@fer @ude iol&es eryaltsn
perben.
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p1T Niebt ju iiberieben! Aa
SIR bic 9eebrten Nbonnenten Der
Staet 81. Yaul belpr9t ron NUN an
Ser q. @eifert ben uBancerer,"
uilc 1T rer{eltt aud umd9tist 0elcer
ein%,ufoiiren.
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etabtratb. = Der Susenter Der
@pribe No. 2 erbdlt Elm Sabresialair BON
$1,000, 9eiser unb Sreiter je $50 per Ncnat
Stir Grtraaussaben erbdlt Der S%tertnsen>
ieur cine @ersutuns pcn $500.
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Siuur City Gtienbabn .-Seit leg,
tent DOnnertae fabren :3Qse spn ct. paul bis
Gryiia! 2afs fiufsebn Mrileu pberbalb Man-
fato
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ct. Xeters naterifua unes=9 erein.

Dds 8rar;en= 9 Committee ees st. Yssers unterausrnes.
gereins ppm 1. Montas TIM Deg. bs gum 1. Muutas i'm
San. betett aus ~folserber Serren:
Sbern Dtfrictt: Deter 8ur1 Del ssr Gite !9al.
8ures Nifptaas bel Ger tdtt. Stride.
unteren Ditrtft: Wtatbtds Rtaus, bel Ser fatb.
Stride. Ntitteas Wu. lit Der natc BET Bernhard Ntdels
6rueerie Sture.
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