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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
Sbne quite Seronuuueefraft.
without a good digestion1

0nb aue aneern seitlihen Glitter int @erbaltuib
MiQicndr, pelder ale Mr3neisn ber mebi3inilHen
Y1ofelion ser9ebens probirt bat, unb feiaI Qeibeu
fir rnbetlbar balt, ,pirbe bic 9dlfte ieines. Ser
mVoenS ppfer1t, Unit Spn ben Suelen ter ltnper-
baulidfett beftett unb folelig I'M Gtanbe III {ein,
bic anbcre Salfte 1eines germDeens at eenieBeu.
l1nb bas # febr naturltG.
Gieleidt TT etnent iolaen Yatienten Spfet~
ter's Maeen- Btttere empfoblsn pcrben.
MDaltGertpeiie bat Ct f9 ppn bemTreunbe Der ibut
bet &atb CAB, nit ipIttilder Mtsne %peesemenbet,
melde au fagea ihien, baB er tstn Gertrauen III
,patentmcotain" be9e+ Menn btes Der Sal ii,
i'd Ii nj nj er fir Jpn. @ein l~1nglaube
perurtbeilt i'm au eiuem Qebeu bes @lenbes. 9lQer
Qurus, mslden Hei9tbum oerl9afen fann> fiebt
aa ieiner Nerfisurg. Ni&ts maat ibm 8ersni>
qen. ST leibet an ben Jo!9en {etne8 eigenen utt~
OErnttnfttgen Star1 flnncS.
Dte1e gruBe 81 f1e it, gu ibrem etsenen
@liid, meniger un9ldubig. Is gibt et,pas, mas
man bigptten l1nglauben uenut, eben1o
tie es bigptte 2et6tgl6Nbi9tett aitt,
unb cine eolpene MittelfraBe 3wiiden geiben.
melGe Afdnner 1pppbl mie Jrauen ein16laaen lpO-
ten, bic nit %9eiunben "Meni9enperfanbe beaabt
iint. Qebtere sebGren su Der &laTe Don Qeuten,
tpelae 50 fetter'S Bitteren 9ebrauaet
unb enpfeblen. Warum biatgen 1e bieies b.
ribmtepr6 parat oeeen unperbauli9teit uub@ aQe2
@an3 einfad, neil fe nidt bermaben bic Stlapen
wioel~ innieen @orurtbeil6 9emeien 'iinb, UNI einen;
@eriu9 gu MAIDEN unb auseefunben baben. baB,
wGbrenb aue anbern farfenben Geiamittel Dber
Maoenmebi3iren ibren 3wed perfcblt baben, ber-
lelbe bic eewinldte @irfuns berSOrsebra6t bat+
v@9lase 3u, aber bDre", iaste Der r1milde
Weile, ais ietne unmi1eneen Jeinee eiuen Mn9rif
auf tbu ma&ten. v3weife, aber made einen
8er(u9", laet ber Nann, pelder our9 ben Bit
tern Don ltnSerrauli&feit, 0auenibel ODER @e@~
1slfeber BET, cit morten it, 81. ieinen f%raufenGreun>
ben, pabreno ct ibnen ieine @rfabrung in 8eSug
auf bic Meoi5in mittbeilt. User auf feline eisenen
inn @praus sefabten tbeoretiiden @6lufe 70 febr
perpidt ii, baB CT l9 wei9ert, bic Gtgen1d,ften
elmer Meoi5iu gu erproben, mel&e burd bas ;3eue-
nib inteaioenter Manuer iesli@en @tanpea &C.
biQigt morben ii, unb melde baS groBe publifuus
al9euein eebraudt Der serbient @@mer~
sen aus5ufeben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
@tQbt< u1p 2anD Na9rt@ten,
Staat8 : Meuiefeiten.

a4 H q q & q "a "a d 81 y y i + & = 81 E.
%. s. u. 6. 81. Mmby Ypn Babaz
fbow County baben aus Der Nabe bon
Sprin0felo Su. Is Staf 8oublut OUR
BAN &lbe. Swei e1te @olblut Slbe UNI
eiinen BuQ I'M Mertbe npn tlber $4OoO
an9etauft,
-Sn 1867 purce pom Tarrtboult
|96>346 Bulbsl Weissn peri9iHt; gor
Der Grnote in 1868 maren bis gum 81.
Mdr, ra1elbf 248>286 8uiGel, e>ne 3uz
nabme BON 151.040 iiber oaS lebte SaDr
pcrlbiHt.
- DoS 6aus BON Sames Seoman
in Der Ndbe Don Mleranoria wuree am
lebtcn Montas bur6 Teusr ean3'i& serz
tSrt. ..
q. Barren, bon TenbaOen> in
Marttn Gpunty> e~r;ielte einen @sspinn
ppn $500 in Der prppufttpn Don @or9z
BUM int lebten Sabre> unp beabli9ti9t
piele6 Sabr 20 Mder a%n5upFan5en.
Der 5teamer 8tplo pelGer
an Der 2anrun9 Spn gtillwater loA UNI
felt ber lesten sweiSabre fi6 III Den 5a1t:
ben pe6 SbertFs befanp> flute 1t9 nit
Ba1er unO 1anf.
EaYlpr Mun6 u. So. baben bic
orpbe Gdeemible tn2afelanp gefauft ~
wie bos TpwBopt 81. Nntbpn9 Gau6",
ueber bunbert Mrbeiter percen IN Der
Wuble unb fir Transportation bes2ut<
ber6 belbdfttgt perpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
Dermt1Dte Na1ribten.

- Die Trau oe6 81. Bn1. q. Duz
pau> I'M ere1 Sci fern befannt als etnQuaf
Doftor, melder i'm Qance berumSo9 uno
ale &yanfbeiten pbne Mebijin> nur nit
Muaesen Der 6dnbe (antmalil9en Magz
nftt6mus) heilte> uno fi9 in Smatonna
nieperlieb unb balelbf etne S6weter re6
D.. Gteylina betrotbete> wnrce in i6ren
Simmer in Same6SiQe Wisc. am y(o9z
mittoe ceS Soften Mpril tppt 9%efu1oer.
Cine post mortem llnterI udun9 sei9z
te nab cine Ga9iitung fattaefunoen ba<
Re, jerr9 1T bis jest nidtS Ndbere6 W.
fannt gewprpen uuc permut9et man
Selbl tmoro.
Dulutb Mtnnelpttan bic
erlte Nummer bieler neuen 3etturn berz
a%u6Ae0eben urb reptatrt BON Dr. Tboz
mas Softer In Dulutb bat ibr Grs
ldeinen eemaat. Der litsrariI9e STUFF
son Or, Torlter 1T Sir9e pofur, baB rer
Wtinnel ption balb cine auSgeoebnte Ser
brett1no baben miro.
i Doctor, all success to the new
Mi;nnesotsun and 100000 Subscriz
bers.
W{nono.-Gtn Taulenp Eonnen
Gil len, wel6e fir bic ct. Yaul unD ISL
mona Dubn Be timmt tparen, wurben ppr
eini0en To9en an Gle McGjre1or uno
@iour Gity &oab %nerfauft. DaS iinp
Die TplAen Der MufbebunA Der Stoot Srs
piuan5 ourb ZEN t5Dinona Stopt Natb
eie nerlpro9ensn 100000 Bonus su
bspi1i9sn.
Manfatp.- Wlgrenp res lebten
Subre5 wurbe bisr Mderbau Mal6inen
i'm Betra9e ron $751; 1892 an9efertiot unp
su cent Betro9e ppn $1O6>450 innpcrz
tirt, 5Ier 1T cine quite Speculatipn fiji
@apftalifen ;ur @rinbun9 elmer Maz
l9inen Tabrif fir neutrality-suspicious.,
-GtnBewpbner son Erelure City, in
ben @bite SPINE @ilber Minen fart
fiir5lid unD feline Treunoe beauftro9ter
cinen Mann Gin @rab gu beipraea, Al@
bic 2%siotraAt1cen nit cem Sar9e oui
Dem BeArdbnibplabe erlbicnen tDeilte il,
men her tenpprdre E%ooten9rdber init, BAT
CT bel BEN NnS9roten Der @rat(dtte au'
e{ne lebr ,ptrtbpoue u1lD reidbalti9eM}in'
Aetuben iei. Sn Gol1e oei7en babe Ct
aud teretts ben Ylab olS einen CLAIM
ptruei1en unp mlbten fl9 bic 2eute &c:
fdui9f no@ etnem anpern 8e9rabnibpla:
&c. Die meni0er fptlpieli9 ware, urnleben,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
[Offietttl.]
Gefefe oe8 @taate8 Mlinnefota,

GtreNtte Sefttpn apet unbs 6ret5ts (3O upn
"5f eapttel le@s anb Dtertts (46) Der A%llsemetnen
geltss ai86S, bts al!!seattatn1 @tatu. u uuu
Set1fs ptrfIetfbur9 BITE @eleBse-
iiag bun8 b,eS" Staate8 Wtnneipta;
,Sett.1 Das 5etttpn 3pet usb br.tetr BON ca
1868 amens,rt werOe unb b~ts,clpe TT btermtt 0n1eubtrt
eurd 9tnsutnaune - 8pIssnben w Der lesten eIau=
fel Der %be{aeten Setttp : - - - - =
Der Staat5 etretd. 1T btern,t. ~cbenfalls atm @uf-
s%be.patrer Der G~usemeinen G%tatuten prn 1866 erfldrt.
VI tplt %btslelpen pprf4ts9 aufbenapren fir btu
9ebraud pc Staates, an ie0es unor% san,frte Gounts
d. Mntabl 10 erfrrberiib fetn mag, etne eppie an
.teoen Staat unb Ie,ritprtuut au leubea unp etnc az
Il trees Departem ut bsr Suntes aesterurs."
Se!t.2 Dtetc Mtie tpll @fttt netrnen, unb tn
q&raft ietn BON uub mad tbrer ga 'jruas.
" 8tneamiet,[5. MARI 1869. fG| ~ g"l r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
SIN sie 2efer Der ,,9entfAen 0plfs:
bldttcr."
Duebla>
pon cir Spbn &etcltffe.
@6fuE.

Gnclia 1T Ter @&luB pts aru6en So
mans ~Yuebla"", refeu belize eff e
8dnne in ben ~Oeutlben 8plf6tldttern"
erl6ienen> in Ben 5aneen Der untersei9z
neten. Der(elhe iitertrift, mas Tlae
ron GbatlaGen> briQtante Darlteuun9
Treue in bet 3eidnun9 Der 1ielsn Gba>
raftere uno 8e9ebeubeiten betrtft bic beiz
ben eriten 8dnpe nod bel Weitem.
Die Mufftnbun8b Der Glib
|b1ble rurd ben @rofen 8oulbpn if
unltertrefFid 9eldilrert. Die eanSt
Mnla9e ce6 &ou1arS 1T %9rcbarti9, nod
9robartieer ut1e er9reifenper absr 1T BIZ
@usfabrun9.
I'm Der piellettiaen Nc6frage III entz
lpreden baben iid Die nnterSeibneten Ser
au69eber entldlp0sn> ben @dlue oes
&omons alS Nnbau9 gum Z. Banee te'
u0eutl6en @plf6bldtter" su publieiren
I'm Die @r16e Der Muaa9e beiimmer
su f6nnen, bitten mir bic 8elteQunssy
bis ldneitenS gum /. Mai ein;uienocn
Der 8elteluna muB Der 8etra9-75
Gent6- beiaefast leitt> uno perren nu
lo!@e 8elteuun9cn efeetuirt. DaS Sud
miro bis 1. Stunt CUR @%erieneuns berei
letn. 5,..
Dieie @ntaneieun9 be3iebt l@ 1tlbit
peritdncli6er @eile nur auf Solde mel:
Ge Nbonnenten fir ben Z. 8anp be,
~9eutl9en 8plfsbldtter" tparerl.
as4~. I'D. g.. &pblmann H. S5r.
81. sSSbfosb isis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06

Stem Il m.- Dim Dprt9en Sam flag
lan9te haS erite &ppt> bic uStter" NIT
elmer bereutenpen Tra9t babter at. Sc
1T Dies ba1elbe 8oot, 3u be1en @nfauf
f9 babier cine &ftien9eitQidaft sebtlcet
bat. Der Mnfauf wurpe banr aud BON
ben Direttoren Der @e1eui9aft unit bic
@umme ron $500 bemerflteuiot. Daz
NIT berlelbe in o6uise Me9tsfraft lber<
aebe, miro np6spie 8erleibune Der ST.
eorpurationssere9tlame BON @etten bes
StaateS erpartet.
Nm 1ortsen Counting ma9te bic ,St<
tel" einen Strip ftromaufp6rt5 na9 BET
pleb1aen Mlble, DON 100 fe eine4uaa@
tttdt 2umter berabbradte. Sie miro
cemnd@f regelmdbi9e Gabrten 3tpilden
bier uno Manfato unp ct. Yeter gu u,a<
9en.
DaS sweite Dampftopt he ct. Mn>
tbpny Sails traf am Mittpo9 Morgeu
bier. Elm. Muber elmer Nn,abl pa0a9iere,
morurter infer fruberer Mitburser, Ser
2rrens Mnann nit Tamilie, bradte ber
fleine Dampfer cine 2acun9 Baubpl3.
Motiliar unrS tore9lter.
Die Sitter, emft9 ME cine 8tere, traf
seRern Nbeno gum ;peiten Male an u1>
ierer 2epes Elm. Sie bat ben Strip na@
ct. pster uno retour in 2 8asen bewerf<
feQi9t. 5eu s. st. &rebs BON bier
miro ol6 Gbief Glerf res Dampfers feline
neue @teQun9 in Balre ontreten uup
betradten mir rieie Mequiition al8
cine lebr CUTE I'M Snteref1e ter @elta<
i4aft. WonD
Neuer 20 fine er.-Der M9tb.
Mcam Bud 1T gum poimeiter BON
9enrerion er1annt.l Wir sratulireu
5errn Bud 5u Der NnfeIung une 6enz
rerlor 81 BEN reutr td9tisen pc1mei>
fer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06

p ~ @err s. 2eitner bat iein @dub=
unb @tiefeln @eiddft BON, l1niteb glod nod SO,
1886 Critic. Straee Griber aiefer unb Gu beim r,
csrlest. Grs tpirb bal left cine .qreBe Mus,pabl ron
&hudfn 1nb Gtiefeln Sorrdtbia toItsn unb BE-,
lteaie ssrteii NIT bsr prc.saFsH Gsrsffelt onferti,
gen. .sss - ..exz. Gin. Z.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
@tneMtte sur untsrREbuus unb Grmutbtaune
Der Mtnneista 5titortfaen Wefelidaft.
-, 9etes serfletbur9bt @e1ebge-
bMna beSH@taateS MtnneIptn:

uAH9 pe9"Std1te9 Mtnne pta@
Seft,1. Dlb CUR beffrn unteranbung Der Wltn>
aelpta 3tttprtlhen @t(eal9alt hermit aus t 9enb
pel@eu 0eibern tn Der Staatsfa0e itter BITE nidt an
oerpettt9 serfuet, BITE Summe ppn 3mei Eaufenb Do !.
tors bemtlt ct TT. tpel@e an bet 8ern alum esratb aus.
ee3alhlt persen fpu upb ppn bteient ~ perau, gaben it
tn etner aDetie tpte er es am 9efen fntet aur B6rbe.
runs ber 3wedc Der 1eien1&aft, urb Der befaateWer=
ra!tunssratt lpl am Gnpe beS Sahrcs bent @puDe1s
nsr bert3t e%'ltatttn hber BITE gSetfs in !pel9er ipldes
gen. .' H. ~A II%
set. 2. Mls @ereatuue fur sp1de suu,ne fuu
ee bslaese gs1ealdat1 TIRE Stbltplhe:s ur Benusung
ots Wo!tes r1en baiten, wabreut ben aem5bulide:1
Ve'aaftsftsuDe I'm Gapttel, untsr fold Ell Giniardn-
tun5sn TIT Se5ug auf Ha4iupen tn uno Musslee aus
ben Sa&era, ais Der Derwaltune sratb belttmmen
mag. | "
Set. 3. Die @efeul&aft loa etemfaus NIT stad>
1t9t aut Spr8enaunte Sumn1e. TIRE 5ammluna Dpu
un8ebanbtntn 3%tjtuneen bes Staates, %a1orttren unb
t%tnbtnben "lafsa; rnD fpGte BITE .Neiheufplat siner
seer mebrer oerielben unsulfdnbte fein, 10 tt lie
autbprt1trt ~bteielbe. ippftt ais btei Is ms I'D, 70. BIN
tn eebunbenea 3ettunean bes Staates, angel eft
1ur1 Austauib ee9en @re,nplare Der @efese uup
StbunssSrptptul au SerDplfdupi9en.
Sett. a. IS lpllen ~ebenfans an bic GeIe(lfGaft
Btt@entt rpereen traenb welhe Surlifate ron eebun-
'oenen ooer unseSunbenen Bdnbeu Jest In Der S1aa1S.
b%tbltDtbef, pelde BON benz Btbltptbetar aetraudt pber
aussetpdbtt perben ,tEeen, unb BET 5taatSbtbliptbe=
tar lpl BUD fatren aber Ste ~ transferrirten Ba-
der.
set. 5. Dieie Wtte fpll @Fett n.bmeu uub IN
Strait lein BON uua mad ibrer pal1ruua.
@enebrntst, 5. Mar5 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
Get g Serfigt burd bic @%eles9es
bunabe8 St1atRS Miunelpta.

Seft. I. DaN SetttOn finf unb bierAig, IitfI
apst ucn Gari,el oier uno breieta Der Mn e%emetneu
estt. as SrsenS siae Nnsasl gsriunen' Mot
pent9er ale bre,, Sic Rh curd idrtfttiHes ueSerctnz
tcnnen MT etnarber s%srbinten tn ueberetnnir, muns
n,tI ben Befimrnun9en btcieS Cite s, uu1er ir9eno
e'nert BON ibnen a"uesnrmmenen Mamen, 3ur Betrst.
tuns ppn Mtnen Samelien rber Vabrtctren BON
Gtien. &upfsr coer anosra Mtneralt.n. peer troese
etnen1 ance'. Ta6rifunternef men, Bautols<, Mert<
cuitur~, Mehantlder~ poer @bfmilNenzWefdafte,
pper gum 3wede per &rrtdtuns, MSblirune. @rba1z
tuns unb Betrirb ct; es Epte!S, uno BITE ben Settnt
mun9e bieles Iite1S nadtprmsn. iDFeu. nit tt1en
Na6;p1ger unb &ilisus etue CORPORATION biiben mt
ter benz 9taren ben lie IN ttrem usberetntpmmen an
nehneu. surouss efeet. bas fe'ne Company etnen Sra
men aanebnten tru Der f9Du fruber ron elmer anoeru
aneenpmmen nurte.
Sett. ?. Dteie Mtte lcu @Hett nehmen unp
in &raft fetn BON unS nod ibrtr paHiruae.
@enebmtet. 5. Mdr3 1919.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06

tncMtt GetttoN funi une atsrats. 1itst swti,
Gasitel pter uuo bretS,s Der Nasemetueu Statu>
ten, Gprrcrattpnen fur p%scunidre prpfte betrefs
fenb anbere ais pe ernabat tn Sttel ems, su
Qrne1btren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06

GineGtte @esttonen suet unb bret van eapitsl brei
per Ausenetnen Geiebe pom 1865 gu a]n,enbirsn, unb
helaste1n @ap:tel eeti1e neue Secttrnin btn,u,ufIaen,
unp yerte9tuneea Bur Il! ~tertiSung uno GrSiebuua
Der @soleale en- sBaiien BON bttlen 5taate at trcFen, uuS
cine 8e piQiauna bafiir al utaden.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

PAY Rolls sAPPRovED.-The Mayor yester.
day ordered the pay rolls OF the Commission.
ers OF the First and Second wards, for labor
performed for the corporation during the
month Of December last, to be paid. This IL
good news to the workmen In these hard
times,
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

MAsoNIc.-Members OF Washington X. A
Chapter No. 2 will meet at Central Masonic
Hall this evening at o o'clock.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

ODESSA PAsIER CoLLAPsTso SKIRT, the best
made: Douglass, sole agent, No. COS Ninth
street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

LECTURE LAST NIoHT.-The lecture last
night by Rev, W. q. Van Meter, at the Con.
gregational church, for the benefit Of Calvary
Baptist church, was largely attended. The
as ! found IT, and In graphic terms the
speaker related Incidents of his travels
through France and Italy. He contrasted the
those he had visited, and also related his ex
petiences In Visiting and inspecting the prisons
OF the great citles OF the Old World. The lee.
structiye. Tonight Mr.. Van Meter will lee.
ture again for the benefit OF "The Little
Wanderers Home In New York. Subject;
"Fourteen fears Among Little Wanderers"
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
Upper at Princes Stamping and Fluting
Looms, 322 + street, between Tenth and Elev-
ehth streets. Only place In town to do Steam
Flutiug,
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The general agent of
the Proyident Aid Society acknowledges the
receipt of $50 loayes OF bread for the poor from
Mt. Thomas Havener Of this city. Also, from
smoked herring, which were distributed to
those having tickets for clothing from the diff.
ferent wards after all Of the supply OF clothing
hau been given out we are Informed that
AL the groceries required for distribution In
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SoCIETY.-Thc
board OF directors Of the American Coloniza.
tion Society held an adjourned meeting yes.
terday, In the Society's building, corner OF
Four.and a'half street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., large amount OF private business was
transacted, and ex.PreBldent Roberts, and
other gentlemen who have visited the colony,
gave Statistics and Information In regard to
Liberia, gained from practical personal ex-
animation. AT the conclusion the board ad-
Journed, all seemingly impressed with the
magnitude OF the work In hand, and renewed
expressions OF intention to drive on the work
now prospering so finely.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

AN HlMPosTER,-JAcobH HaTleston was arrested
on Monday by Detective MoDeyltt, on a war
rant sworn to by Officer PoleF McUhesney, on
as an officer Of the internal revenue. U, s,
Commissioner Brown committed the accused
to Jail to await further trial.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

ADVOCATE OF WOMAN SuPYRAaE.-About
O'Clock yesterday afternoon one OF the old
been In attendance at the woman's Suffrage
Convention, and who had evidently been al.
fected BY what he had heard, stopped at the
and commenced speaking In a loud tone, dis.
cussing women generally, and the convention
10 particular. Quite large crowd gathered
and the prospect was good for an sppreciative
well advanced with his arguments Sergeant
Seibold, Of the Second precinct, came along,
dispersed the crowd, and took the advocate {
woman's suffrage to the Central guard. house,
whence he was subsequently discharged, prom.
ising to go straight home.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

WOOD FOR THR PooR-Msyor Bowen has
succeeded In making q contract for the supply
Of one thousand cords of wood at t6,S3. This
wood 10 to be distributed by the Provident
Aid Society to the poor OF the city, The mar
kct price 10 $3.50 per cord.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

MARKRITRR's,-In order to make room for
his spring stock, Mr.. J. MarkriteF, No. 4SU
Seventh street between ID and L, offers for
cash, at less than usual prices, his choice
selection Of paper-hangings, window shades.
oval and square picture frames, cords and tas.
sells, and Interior decorations Generality
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

LIQUoR DEALERS AssooIATIoN.-A meet.
Ing OF this association was held at Trades
Union Hall yesterday afternoon, which was
largely attended. Several persons were pro-
posed and elected to membership, and the
COMMITTEE on Memorials reported progress.
resolution was introduced and unanimously
adopted, as follows;
Resolved, That the members OF this associa.
tion appreciate those who have contributed
TO Its support In prefere nee to those who have
sh own no disposition to aid the society in its
citizenship.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

LARGE SALE OF CUMBERLAND Coal
Messrs. Gleason Il Glenn will sell on Friday
next, the 22d instant, through Mr.. Thomas
bowling, auctioneer, at II O'Clock, a. m, pre-.
eisely, At their office, Rays docks, George
lots to suit bidders, For Ave tons or less,
CASH over i've tons, 30 days, with approved
paper This sale will no doubt attract 4 large
munity are due to Messrs. Gleason l. Glenn
lor introducing this plan for furnishing coal 10
sale, by all means.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

DoNATIoN,-The Washington Gas. light Com
Pany have given 5000 bushels OF coke to the
Provident Aid Society,
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

CHARoE OF LARCENY OF HoRsEs.-A col
ored man, named James Reynolds, was ar
rested by Detective Coomes yesterday, charged
with the larceny OF two horses from the sta.
PIE OF Lewis Clephane, esq, the horses being
was taken before Justice ID. X. Smith, where
he gave security In the sum Of tl, 900 for his
appearance to-day
The national Republican., 1869-01-21
ALL.HEALING
LOTION.

A certain. reliable, and speedy cure Of Rheumat-
Ism, Neuralgia, Headache. ToothAche, Pains in
the Side. Breast. or Back Partial Deafness;
Mothers will hnd Invaluable Friend for Cak cd
Breasti Certain Cure for Chilblains, Frozen Feet,
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, ScAlds, Spralns or Strains,
or any local aches pains OF The Nervous or Mus.
cular system.
This highly -priEed and extraordinary Medicine
will not fail to ereetudiiv cure all the diseases
enumerated above, no matter Of how long stand
Ing, provided the patient Is not hopelessly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
cases Of Neuralgia or Rheumatism, and In all cases
1t will give instant relief
From the unbounded confidence In his Lotion
and the perfect and thorough knowledge Of Il
power to euro the diseases named, II It does no
give entire satisfaction. after a fair and proper
trial. pledge myself to refund the money received
on the return ofthe empty bottle.
do not pretend to be the author OF this prepare.
tion, having obtained the recipe from an old Indian
after having Travelled among the red men for sew.
eral years.
After having performed at least one hundred
most tooRderlui cures Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
&c. &c. have been induced by my friends to
put 1t before the public. and now make this prop
osition:
That In any case Of Sick or Nervous Headache or
Toothaehe, should fail 10 In from two to ave
minutes with my All. Healing Lotion, will forfeit
the sum Of Ave dollars
WAsHIsOroN, d. G.
Dr. HARBOUR: Permit me to tender you my sin
eere thanks for the extraordinary care your ALL
Healing Lotion has performed
For several years have been AFFLICTED with the
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doc
tors had given up ever recovering, until tried
Your All.Healing Lotion, which. in four weeks,
produced a complete cure
Your Obedieut servant,
j, JACOBS. Baltimore. Nd,
All orders, either for agenoles or for immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No. II Second street west, be- Mass Avenue and q
street north, Washington, d. @.
For sale by all Drug-stOres.
Trade supplied by CHAs, sToTT, Pennsy ylyania
avenue, between Four.anl.a-half and Sixth sts. ,
Washington, d. c. Aul9
The national Republican., 1869-01-21
FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES,

NAVY PArMAsTER's oFHIoE, No. q KILRr sr.,(
Sealed proposals, indOrsed ''Proposais fTr Fresh
BeeI and NegetablCs.' will be received at this
bureau until 2 o'clock y. IN, on the 2ist day OF
Jannarys 1859, for the supply OF 5000 pounds OF
rkEsH BEEF AID 6O,0 pounds Of FRESH VBGE-
TABLES at the ChaTlestown Navy Yard and Sta.
tlon, as REQUIRED. The Boef and Vegetables must
bo of good quality and the best the market affords.
And each article must be offered for by the pound,
quarters,
Bonds. with approved security. will be required
ia one half the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty per cent, In addition will be withheld
from the amount of each payment to be made, AS
collateral security for the due performance OF the
1t Ia fully complied with
Every offer made must be accompanied BY a
written guaranty, signed by one or more respOn.
sible persons, that the bidder or bidders will, IL
his or their bid be accepted, enter into an obliga-
hon WITHIN nye days, with good and sufficient
sureties, 70 furnish the articles proposedi the re
tp0nslblty 81 the guatantors to be certified by the
AssseSsor Of Internal Revenue for the district In
No proposal will be considered unless accom-.
panied by such guaranty, and by satisfactory eyI.
dence that the bidder regular dealer In the ar.
te!es proposed and has the lieenee required by
The Department reserve. the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov.
ernInent,
fIis 10 be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity Of oil her article shall be delivered ieay
Ing balance due on The other article, the
may be considered as completed In full, Al the
CHARLES W, ABBOTT.
NnlS'ld PaymAsler U, g. Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21

JURoRs FOR THE CIRCUIT OoURT.-Yester.
day the Register of the city, and the Clerk OF
the supreme Court, drew the names of the fol
lowing parties, who will act as the Jurors for
conyenes on Tuesday, February I'd: A. W
Paul, Gcorgetownj John II. McChesney,
eouptyi N. v, Burchell, Seond wsrd VIM, ii
Beall, Fourth doi James Wallace, George
county Ira p, Sayre, Fifth ward; E. q. Towl,
send, Fourth doi Chas. II. johnson, dol +. M.
Lazenby, deorgetownj VIM. Goldsborou
g; Atz, First dol r. ]. Besli, Third do; Charles
". Hartman, Seventh do; H. b. Walker,
deorEetownj Geo, W. Drew, Third ward, lie on.
ard Holst9r, Fifth doj John L. Cox, George.
county A. W. Marlow, Fifth ward; George
W. Richardson, doi John 7, Mitchell, George.
town. John A. GrimeB, Fourth ward.