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Marriage Guide.

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I'D sons. or persona about to be married. both
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Including all the new discoveries never before
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For Sale or Exchange.

A good Hotel. with barn. in the village of New
Hartford 80 rods from Depot. Also. about 70
acres OF land, with timber. Easy terms given
Any one wishing to- purchase. or exchange good
farm may do well 20 correspond with the proprie-
tor, ID. 7. MARRYATT,
Sss2 New Hartford, Iowa.
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Bloomington, Ill.,, Nursery.

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4 Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
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kinstler. by whom the business win be conducted
Cedar Falls, Iowa, December :. 1860.
Is KlNSTLER
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Dissolution of co-Partenershin

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
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Butler County. Iowa. vlOnIOyI
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1870. 1870.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

MIDI aueerer 0ecanfen nidt %entbalten.
| SD betra9te baS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Elm Sabr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno fnoe
26>000000 pfo. ct. als bic Musla9ez
fuiten leoi9lid far&riessfltunsen, nod
pbenein in einem Griepenjabre, Yer;et@<
net ! Das madt2 pf, ct. fir ben
pFue> seseriber ben 3 pf. ct, bic eas
Sdwert in Trtepens;eit fpfet! Gold
Elm @erslei9 ertpedt trauri9e @eoanfen
an Grndbrer unb Ger3ebrer. Sd er>
innere mid. seb6rt ;n baben, pie einz
NAL int brittiiden parliament ermabnt
purre pab cine ,s9emiile neu erfunoene
gpu,be flr ben 0ebraud fertis II Of.
ct. fpfete. Sn benz Sale wirce eS
Die barte Mrbeit zines suten pFa9ers,
M1bers pber anoeren Telparbeiters 6
LANCE Monate btnpur9 erfprpern, muir
fit ems bieler SOB sprbereitenoen @ez
idohe gu besablen.
Wie oiel ebrli6e, redtlaafene, secul-
btse Mrbeit wirb nidt ron ben, Wolfs<
raden pe5 &rie9eS seridlun9en.
6. 8urritt,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

es feblt wi7en mir ntdt; aber f@er
III, bae es 1elbf fur Elm 8latt bae Ell
1en teceutencen Qelefreis bat, 19wer
1T, fl6 su bebaupten, ,penn cine ,,nperz
bdltnibmaets sroee NnSabl BON 2elern
nit tbrer BeSablun9 i'm Nldfanpe
bleibt. Sp Gtele penfen nidt al, bic
sroeen Soften wel@e bic 9eraus9abe
elmer 3eitun9 jece @p9e erforcert.
limb ba 1T bel Denen, NIT welden Der
5eraus9eber ;u tbun bat, nt6t BON,
-8orsen bic Nece. Der tbeuere paz
piers eoarf mub baar be;ablt iein, bic
9eBer> Die Erdser mi0en ibren $50
denlpbn baber> ber Druder, per 'Gal;er
poQen besablt fem, Der Necafteur, Der
Glert, baS Grpecitionsperional f1nnen
ni9t ppr BET Quft leten> uno Nota
bene: taS Grpeoiren, 9erbeii9leppen
Der fril9 serrudten 3eitun9en> ras
S9reiben Der Nomen, ba5 Gerpaden
uno Mbliefern an bic Yplt 1T fein fleiz
mes Stld Mrbeit. Da;u fomn1en Of
fcez&ente, NuS9aben fir &esaetipns>
Material, Ypitmarfen, Gas &e&nunS
&c. &c. unp Ser. St.z 5taats,- County,
unp itdctil1e Steuern. Inter iolden
umltdnten lernt man jenen 2eier> Der
pinttli6 feline 3eituns pprauSbesablt
bp9l@aBen was 1oQ man aber Don
Semen, ber bis gum alten Safer binz
aus f@ cine fatbplilde 3eituns f@ifen
unp f@ faur1 gum 8e3aDlen bewe9en
liBt benten ?-waS 1oQ man bon jenen
vtatbplilben Gbriiten" penfen uno ia
aen, penen man 8ertrauen gei9enft
unp bic it6 oann, rai1elbe mibbrau9<
enr, als 8etriser @@winoler entpup>
pen = Da5 GorauSbe3ablunS5zS y>
item 1T ba6 ein3ise Mittel> ras bilft,
unp polittl4e 8ldtter, Die ep9 lpnf
(au@ bon tributpfidti9en Nemterz Snz
baberr poer @abl>G anpipaten) beceuz
tenpe Ginfunfte baben, fl9ren e5 ftrenA
purd. Die 5erren @eiitliaen f1nnz
ten cur4 belebrencc @prte stel BEL
fen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14

Dds Gpncil 1T i~ber5aupt
felt cinteer 3eit cine 5auptfra9e, nit
mel9er ii@ bic anttfirdli9e pre11e peit
mebr nod ais bic fatbplii6e pre11e be-
11dftist unb acknowledgements wdbz
reno man in 9tom lber bic et9entltden
@prarbsiten Elm IL itren9es @tiQldwei<
gen beobadtet, paB mir ei9entlt6 muir
pas nt1en, >pas Die Gtptlta @attoliea
in ibrer Gbronit be6 Gpueil6 benz Yu<
blifum mtttbeilt; f{nb jene 8latter auf
oas %9enaueite Iber ALE @urla9en urz
terri9tet, wel9e benz Gpncil 9en,adt
werben, fenner oaS Yrp9ramm Don
Mnfans bts gu Gnbe ia tbeilen uns
AUDI ldpn Die 8eldllne NIT, mel9e
raS Goncil iiter jepe Der einselnen 9or<
lasen falen miro. SD CLAUDE rieie
8ldtter clrften 1id ipater lber3eu9en>
paB Die Greisniie in eer Gbat gang am
rerS 1i9 9eitalten perpen> ais 1ie es
NIT 70 %anmabenber @ewibbeit SprauSz
1a9en. S6 wlrce in renlelten Gebler
perfaIen, rem i9 eben an jencla Sour
nalen riiate> wpQte i'd ibre Nnsaben
ein3eln beri@ti9en, aber i'm MQ9emeinen
fam id wobl fa9en, paB Elm proaramm
pern Gpncil son Der Gurte bur9aus
n;dt pprseleat wercen wirc, icnoern
cob jeneS 1elbit Elm ioldes entwerfen
rpirc. Die gprarbeiten paren nur
ca;u bctimmt, bic Mrteiten pe5 GpncilS
III erlei9tern.
(Gb. %
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14
Iart,t ,1mb $ans.

Little Gem Grbie. Dies 1T cine
Grblenart, he man jebt nod pflan3en
fam, &per Crime Grblen I'M GrIbbertfe
liebt. @ir rneinen nidt bic Som
Ibumb, lonbern bic r,eue Sorte little
Gem pea Die Som Gbumb febt ibr
dbnli@ 1T aber cine Gdui&nn9 uno I'M
@erslei6 our little Gem wertblos.
Gin Correspondent 14retbt: Die
Little Gem madt @er9nl9en> fte gu
,ieben uno 1T Don berrltdem @obl9e<
iamad. Sft eebt auf uno bdlt i'm
@a9stbum Elm uno man wuncert ii9,
rparur, iie ni@t ,peiter wd@f; meiee
Gleden eri9etnen unc man >punpert fl9
miecer, tparunt fte nidt bllben. Sage
lang babe i'd 9epuloi9 parauf 9etpartet>
pab 'oiele Grbien bliben louten, ais i@
plSBli4 bic balb9eflQten Sdoten BE-
merfte. @ie ,pd@ft nibt mebr al5 Ell
men Gus bo9> bic Blltben iinb ebenloz
nin3is aber cine Mane Sapten bdn>
set, an ben &anfen. De &eiben t5n<
men - nabe SepRan3t tperoeu, als mat,
caswil9en arbeiten fam, uno i@ 3wei1e
ni9t baB ttele Grbie ebenio lobnenp
iia erpeilen miro, als iie gut 1T. Die
9ittle Sem 1T cine Der run3eliSen Mlarz
rom Grbien, frlbreifeno uno srpersar>
tt9."
GraderS.--M ii9e 3pei Quart
Mebl, cine Safe Butter, bret Tbeel1f@
fdl poQ Grenor Gartari anrertbalb
lbeelSfel pou SODA tidtis bur@ elm
AMBER unp oebe ban1 Elm pint @aGer
tinsu; role ben Tei9 nit einem Nu=
oel6ola uno bur9l59ere 5aneice in
6tlde unb babe auf einem Ble9 poer
Ofencedel bel lan9iamem Feuer. Dalz
lelbe &eeept miro ron eint9en pbne
Gremor Tartart benubt, man fam AUDI
etras 3uder btn3useben.
@inobeuteL.-Gin babies Maas
@a0er, J Yfunb gang feines MebL J
Yfunp Butter, 8 frtl9e Gter. 8utter
unp @a1er ldst man to@en, frcut uno
rlbrt cns Mebl binein, unp rabrt bis
es fi9 pom Tppfe abl5it. @enn es
nod niat gang talt 9eworcen it, idld9t
man uuter b%eltdnoisem @ubren mad
unp mad 8 sanse Gier rno etpas
Mustatblltte ODER obsertebene Gttrr>
nenl9ale ~ Der Ma0e. 9tett fe NIT Ell
mem GelSfcl auf cine reidlid nit BUT
ter betriaene platte uno fest biele, Of
ne 1e einen Musenblid fteben gu la6en,
foaieia in einen redt beiben Sfen uno
ldbt fe selb baden. Ste flnp 1&neG
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14
gar, tperpen NIT 3uder teitreut Uni
gang fril@ 9e9el1en. .. "l

gar, tuerben nit 3uder tefreut unb
gang fril6 9ese11en. #. . "l
9etceIberen pbne 3uder
t n Gla19en etnfp9 en.-&edt
retfe 6eirelteeren tperoen an etnent fu1>
ni9en Sage gepFiidt, IN gut sereint9te,
gan; aussetrodnete, am belfen 9eidwez
felte Glaldsn> bic cine peite Off
auns boben, 9efiQt uno ipl9e unperz
forft in einem &e7el NIT faltem 8a0sr
auf ein rai9es Geuer seteut, bod mub
ber 8ppen nit 9eu bebedt unp aud
9eu spi19en bic Glai6en 9ele9t fein,
bamit fe fi9 ni9t bsribren. Man ldbt
fe pom &p9en an ! Stunoe fodeu
uno i'm &e6el falt werpen. MlSpann
nimmt man cine Der Glai4sn uno flQt
oamit bic anoeren bis auf 3met Singer
brett npu, neil Die 8eeren bur@ pas
Ro9en sulammenfaQen, i9Ittet einen
TbeelSfel poQ Stun poer Mrrac tarauf>
p~erfortt bic Glal1en nit neuen 8orfen,
Yer{ieaelt fe ODER binoet Elm StId Blaie
uber ben Sort unp bewabrt fte, aufre9t
ftebenb, int Seller an eiaem punflen
Drte auf.
8eim @ebrau9 riibrt man entpeter
3uder nur6, poer man fo@t baS Gomz
pot in einer1 irbenen @eidirr> wprin
nidtS Getttee6 sepelen, nit etwas 3uz
der pber etrpas 3itnmt auf.
8eipes @erfabrcn 1T gut, Der Sc
19mad aber Der19iepen, Defenders ba
bel erlterem Der Nrrac9eldmaG etpaS
pprberri9enb 1T, Der BET legterem itd
p~erliert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-14
SamSbaltem nit bent Nfm9
taub nit bett @cbtpert.

Benr i9 reilt benfe i9 parar uno
serlu9e, mid nit Der Gage cer arbei>
tenben &la1e befannt gu MAIDEN, gu CT
fabren, pie cod fi@ tbr@o6enlpbn te<
lduft mie Der Mrbeiter bappn feline Ga<
mile gu erndbren, gu tleioen, unterDa
unp Sad ~ brin9en unc feline &incer
~ er3ieben pern,as. SD perlu@e pann
bic 6teuerlalten ab;umd9en, bic Ter
&rtea uno ale Nertbeiptsun9s 8prfebz
rurSen mdbrenp bewafneten GriecenS
auf pie Saultern Der arbeitenoen&la0e
leaen. SD babe mid ruraa sep6bnt,
Die Soften jener <unsen 9esenaber
Mrbeitsl6bnen ab3ulaaBen, uno tbue
bies in per fpl9enpen Weiit: @enn
uns eeia9t miro, bab iber 3 MiQtonen
iunee, itarfe Mdnner in ben Nrmeen
Guropa's flr beu 3ries beransebiloet
rperpen, pente i@ bel mir itlbR 10 pom
je 20 folder jun9en Qeute 1ino Mrbeiter
@3bne. Nun erinnere man it9 aQ'
ter (9weren Mrbeit arf BEN Gelpe unc
in Der @ertfdtte, int @9a9t unp auf
ben 8ersen,-aW Der elterli9en Gbrdz
men, barten S@idlale unb Surseu,
bic Is eetofet bat, rieit 3 MiQipnen
iun9er 9eute bis gum IS. oper 20. Sc
benejabre auf3ubrinsen! Damn betra@@
te I'D oielt jun9en Mdnner beim Grer<
eiren, unp 1noe, bab fe MQe auserleien
noutommen 9eiunp, fart uno woblse~
forut inr. Der Nrmee : Gbtrur9u6
bat ieben Giin3elnen erau,inirt unp fir
ben &ries fit tldti9 erf!drt. 8ir ba<
ben feline G%birursen, beren Nmt IS it,
&anpipaten oper Nefruten fir benpfu9
bic Mrt ben 6ammer pper bic Beber>
banf au eraminiren. &rummbeini9e,
Brufleioenoe, Gindu9i9e, uonHbeuma>
tiSmu6 9epla9te wercen gut 9enu9 ba~
fit sebalten, bic 9ruBen 3ncufrie>Nr>
r1eet1 rer @elt au rettutiren, seraoe als
pb Der &ries bic Blumenleie unp BET
Griepe baS l1nfraut beS Menl9en9e<
fale9es baben mIbte. q
SD babe gan; Gn9ldnb gu Gub be>
reilt, BON 9anrs unb biz au Sobn pf
@rats, II, bielenS ommer- Monateu. IS
1T Elm tpunrerl91nes 2anp. Sat- bic
3 ean3e Sniel 1T ME Elm @arten. Die
ju ibrer 8sbauuns nbtbtse Mrbeit CT
f4etnt gang munpetbar, telonoerS einem
Mmerifaner, wie i9 bin uno mdbreno
. naeines Staunens pents i'd an eies unc
an bas, uno brinee Is in @eralei9. Sc
teibt: es erfSreert 100000 Gelrarbetz
tel, eieie Snlel in lol@' einen groben,
wunrerid1nen uno wunbertar frudt~
barren @arteu umauI9afen. Die rpSd<
entli@en Nrbettsl5bne telaufen (i9 I'M
Dur@i@nitt auf ettpa 10 en9lil1e5bil-
linae. DemsemaB fcmmt Gle eeiammte
Mrbett tieier 100000 Mdnner uno
Trauen jdbrlid auf 100000 pfo.
ct. ~ feben : ater ,pas fit cine slorz
ret9e Sdau 9riiner unit sploenerGrnte<
felcer tur9 bic gauge Snlel brinsen fe
ni9t aud taflr berpor! SD fam mid
betm @eben Der 8smunoeruns nidt er>
tpsbren. DpG CUR ielben Belt fam i9
@z &Srg%' &@asa
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ST. guhm's Go1lege
Clinton .. s., Mtnn.

untcr per fettun8 Der SedtptNsner Datff bH NbNt
2ub,pi9 am See,
sslesen In elmer Der sefanbefsu @esenten bes @taates
teatnnt ieinen reselmasisea Surf Jus am 6ten
September 1869.
unterrtdt uno 8et5fisups per
Selitpn Don 5 Monaten $4,000
Wuitf unb @ebrau9 Der ST.
ftrumente per Selion 1000
llnterridt i'm Malen per Eff. 800
Wal9en uno Gltden 500
(Stubenten, bic tpdbrene ber @afana i'm @ol<
lese bleiben be3ablen $780,
1nt Naberes a~oreiTre man
Slight &ep. &upert Setoenbulb,
Mbbpt 0. S. B.
Clinton .. ., StearnS g., Mtnn.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-27

The Great VoseEn, tc .Esittcrs.
All hail great bcnefactG,
who to cure lis of Our Ms,
Gives life to the di-consol,A,,
Without noxious druas or pills
Drives disease from ont the system,
Fills the heart with life and light,
With the best of nj the eDncs,
Downer-Great Yosemite!
With root from ont the valleys.
Where Callfornia's sun doth shine,
Giving wealth to us poor mortals
Beyond the riches of her mines.
Wealth Of health and happiness,
Its blessings none should slight,
Do you want it? Would you have it 4?
Use Downers Great Yosemite.
Come ye sick, diseased, disconsolatc,
Why should you pine and die?
Ye feeble, faint and languishing,
Come, these glorious Bitters try.
See how these Quacks and nostrums,
Flee from the land in fright,
Giving place to this pure tonic,
Downer's Great Yosemte iul2iif.
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Assigzee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer.

BY virtue Of an oder to me directed by the Hon.
George S. Bryan. Judge OF the United states Court
for the District Of South Carolina, will be sold at
public outc y on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Feb
ruary next, ut II O'Clock a. NJ, at the Old Custom
house,
TlI that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. with
the two-atocy Wooden building and Cutbuildtngs
thereon situate lying and being on the west side Of
Ashley River, bstween Be, and Cannon streets and
known as No. 10; measuring and containing in front
AshlPysrett sixty seven feet six inches (67 g. on
back west line seventy-siI feet 76, the south
and north lines hundred and sixiyhve 165l feet
be the same moro or less; buthug and bounding to
the north on lands of & G. Holland. to the east on
Ashley street. TO tho south on lands of Mark E..
Cohen, aud to tho west lands now or ato of W. T.
Sanders.
All that TOWN LOT uR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated on the north side of Cahoun-street one
door west OF Smith-street. immediately upon BEN
netts M II Pond; measuring and containing in front
on Ca boun-street (60l sky feet baak or north
line 1907 eighty feet Fix inches east line t156)
hundr. and 6fty.si1 feet and on west line (l60)
one hundred and sixty feet, be tho same moro or
less; butt nR and bounding to the north and west
Bennetts Mill Pond, To the east on lands now or
late OF james Poyas, and to the south on Calhoun.
street as per plat record in Plat Book ga" No. l.
in Mesne Conveyance Office for Charleston District
1eime-One half cash; balance In one year, seour-
ed by ond Of the purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises, build ngs to be insured and policies as
signed Purchaser to pay assignee for all necessary
papers and stamps. J. B. BIsSELI, Assignee.
January29 fmw8tul
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REAL ESTATE AND SrocK SALEs.-The follow
ing sales we're made yesterday:
BY Leitch & Bruins: Two story brick building,
known as Foraham's barroom. No. 17S Meeting
street, lot thirty, by one hundred and thirty.one
feet, for s450O; onethird cash. balance in one and
two years.
By Bowers si!cox The Grimes tract of land on
the Edi'to River. FIVE hundred and sixty nine acres
more or less. $3.50; balf cash, balance in one year.
By William B. Ry,n Plantation called "sports-
mans Retreat" in ST. Johns Berkeley, eleven hun
dred and thirty acres, Si355. Umbra plantation, in
st Johns Berkeley, ten hundred and sixty-one
acres, 500. Plantation called vii ow Grove, in st.
Johns Berkeley, six hundred and eghtv-fve acres,
SI11O. Terms-one-third cash balance in one and
two years.
By Israel Ottolengu: Lot of land on north side of
Broad.street, with buildings thereon, including the
premises occupied by Il. Il. DeLeon and E. Laii,te
& Co., and known as Law Raugo fifty by two hun
drcd and four feet, s2CJc oac-th,rd cash; balance
in one and two years.
By VIM. Mckay: Two AMI half story wooden
dwelling, with lot twenty FIVE by 19s feet, No. Is
Burns Lane, S1O5J; ouc-haif rssh, baiauce il one
year.
Store and two others adjoining, corner of Broad
and Church Streets $3.50; one third cash, balance
in one and two years.
+. NJ Marshalls& Bro s,ld 5000 worth of City
ssooka at so cents.