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cOEGRESSIONAL.

HAssACHUsErTS WANTS PAY FOE her EXPENSES
IN TIE WAR OF 1S12-wuMAN's WORK WORTH
As MUCH AS MANS woRK-MILITA IN THE
WASHINGTON, March 2.-IN THE SENATE au
Intellectual effJrt was made to consider the bill
to pay Southern senators.
The consideration Of the Army Appropriation
bill ~As resumed.
1t is the CLAIM of Massachusetts for interest
CO the war debL of 1872, instead of that OF the
rebellion, that is creating discussion. After
sharp discussion it WAS laid over.
After very FREQ debate, the resolution pay
ing female clerks the same as male for similar
work was passed.
A long debate took place on the question OF
paying Vinnle Ream for her modol Of Lincoln,
and the bill was afterwards adop.ed.
conference committee was appointed on
the bills removing political disabilities, after
(which the Senate took n recess.
In THE House, the joint resolution regarding
brintrg was passed; it ha1 previously passed
The Senate. It gives the printing to the
Globe.
The Joint resolution authorizing bridge be-
tween Newport md Cincinnati was passed, and
goes to tho President.
The bill authorizing bridge between New
York and Brooklyn was passed.
A committee of conference was appointed on
the bill streog thening the public credit.
conference was asked on the Indian Appro-
priation bill
The report Of the conference On consular np-
preparations was passed. It leaves diploma &c
relstons with South America statu quo
Ahrmber OF bills were taken from the
Speakers table and disposed of, mostly only
read by their title; among them was the Senate
bill and resolution regarding the organization
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS
COLUMBIA, Marsh 3.-IN THE SENATE. the
following acts were ratified: An act to enable
the Savannah ID Charleston Railroad Com
pany to complete their road an act to change
the location of tho county seat OF Barnwell
County from Barnwell Courthouse to Black
vile an act to further amend the acts incer-
poratins the University Of South Carolina.
A message was received from the Governor
stating that he had approved the following
acts: An act to confirm and declare valid the
recent election for Mayor and Aldermen OF tho
City of Charleston; all act to incorporate the
Columbia Building and Loan Association.
During the rest OF tho day the Senate was
mostly engaged in the discussion of Senator
LesIe's Militia till, fourteen sections Of which
were agreed TO-, when tue Senate adjourned.
In THE House, the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad bill passed its third reading by vote
of yeas sS, nays 4, and was returned to the
Senate, WHARF it was afterwards ratified.
The following were read second time and
ordered to bo engrossed: A bill to regulate
granting licenses by County Commissioners
3 duu OltJ VI IOhL SOuuSAlo3 JILL w SoSpcsioA
a ferry between Hilton Head and the main
land; bill to provide for an election to fill
certain vacancies in county Offices; bill to
authorize Wilson & Co. and Sylvanus Mayo TO
build docks AM collect wharfage at Beaufort;
bin TO lurihar amend the crlmiual law.
The following wore passed and sent to the
Senate: bill to define the duties of State re-
Reporter, and to provide for the publication of
the Supreme Court reports; aud bill to pro-
vide for the enumeration OF the inhabitants OF
each county in tho State:
Robert Aldrich, q talented son of Judge Al
drich, arrived here last evening for the pur..
poso Of prevailing upon the Governor to veto
the. bill recently passed by the General Assem-
bly, to change the location of the county seat
of Barnwell to B,ackville. The bill was passed
by a strict party vote, the Republicans voting
as unit for the bill on the ground Of its beng
a progressive measure.
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Wbituarn.

wELcH.-Died on Tuesday evening. February 23d.
1852 at Rockville O., Mrs OORNGi IA B.
WEIGH. wife of BENJAMIN q. WHIoH, aged 81 years,
2 months auh % days.
In the dolth of this most estinabls lady devoted
husband ,nl m only loving sister, with numerous
rea ives and friends. have been brought to mJurn-
void has bee made in the fImi circle that cannot
b. filed While she possessed all the genial quail
ties OF dear friend and loved with tull heart md
open hand, her co re1ions, by her daily walk
through life she exhibited meek aud consistent
Chris.Ian principle, which we bcloye has been duly
res,dei by On everlasting life in the Land o.
Suiuts,
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Tho Board of Directors OF tho Merchan s.
Exchange met on Friday lust for the purpt sc
o. considering tue question OF esta b.lshlnS o
line .. propeiiers bctwe.n New Or,cals and n!
Liverpool. TO connect by steamers with SL.
LOUIS. Alter fun discussion committee WIS
appointed To asccrialn from ST. Lois inipor-
ters tho probable amount OF bus'n. e. lfel
wonld Give such IL linc-whetler it would be
better to purchase liue Of steamers OF To
charter vessels for tue purpose, aud to rniso
the funds to guarantee the lino against loss by
lack Of freight or cutting under process.
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EUH PALATkA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FkRNANDINA ANp JACKSON


nTnn THE FIRsT-CAsS STRAMEk
ts.7sSss1sfE;SS. DICTATOR, Captain L. III. CsIRrrn,
III sail from Charleston over 7uetddy EssRing, at
1lght o'clock, tor the above points.
The first class Steamer OITY POINT, Captain WM
T. MoSRLTy, will rail from Charleston every SatIr-
day Epening, n Eight O'Clock, for anoye points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernapdina for Cedar Keys. at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvana.
Through Bills Ladiug given foc Freight to Mobile
Psnsacoa and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting toiM Il. s. Hart's ,tsan
ers Ostapaa and Griffin Silver Springs and Lake.,
Griffin. Esstis, EGrris and Durham.
All freight Uryable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
For freight or Passage engagement apply to
]. D. AIKEN l. o., Agents,
south Atlantic Wharf
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November 81
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n1rTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH LIE ADUL-

E5rTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH LIE ADUL-
ITERATION OF Liquors is carried Oh in this couD-
trv makes it tho duty of the purchaser 10 nresti-
gate the merits of the article offered for sale 1t is
wei known fIct that mauy Of the Ecandics, Wines,
&C.. arc manufactured from rencr Extracts, Essen
til Oils and Alcohol WHICH is poisonous thereby
causing many injurious effects.
Tho public Is justly 'ncious of nearly every
thing put up TO-. sale under the name of Liquors, and
tho tr1do has been brought into disrepuie. and in
order to insura to those who desire Pure Article. 1t
is sny necessary for us to say that We Import Direct
oil Brandies, Wines and fins. aud warrant them per-
ieoly pure as ORIGINALLY imported.
All Boil d Liqu RS bcarins tho l'bels CT W. 8.
COEwIN CO., can be relied upoa as bo;nS pure.
ED-Purchassrs should no ice thai the saper Cap
over the cork is broken. We pr for Bottles that
have our labels on One Dollar per dozen, when re-
tur, ed.
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rg The NEW MISSION PRESBYTERIAN
CHUnCu BOILDlNG in r1e-st.ect naar ST..
Philip. will be opened for Divine Service on next
SABBATH 7th instant.
Preach ne at hlfpast Ten A. L., by the Pastor.
E. J. ADAMS, after which the Comm Zion will be
adminis cred.
at halfpast Three p N, by the Rev. T. W.
LEWIs, OF tue II i. Church
At half-past seven in ths ETi ErNa. the Rev. hr.
sEABROOK will address '.a congregation. COL
lections will be takou during the day to aid the
building towards completion.
The Diy School connected with the Church Will
be taught n the same building on and after Mon
DAT, tho 9th instant under the superintendeass .o
Mr.. T. ]. MINToN, and will bo prepared to en-
largo the numbar Of its pupils.
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az7- THE CELEBRArED W. S. c. CLUE

NJ THE CELEBRATED ". S. c. CLUB
HOUSE GIN, pure, sof: and uuequal!ed-W :. COR
WIN Co, sole Agents. Medical msn OF the high
e.. sanding Acknowledge that Gin, in ia pure state,
i.ss sre1. medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN bsio.e the public with the
greatest confidence. and more particularly 10 those
who usc it medl inally, article that only re.
qures 10 be known to be properly appreciated.
ad- 81 so per bottle SIS per case.
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Marries.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ER.-At ct. Johns
Lut' eran Church. February % 1869. bv Rev. DR..
BAcHAAN JAMES BOATwRIGs ct, of KdgefeId Dis
trict D. c., to AGNES LOUIE, youngest daughter Of
the late JOHN LEWIS sTRoHEcKER, Of this city. No
cards.
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FRoM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Charleston Election Bin-What
will be done with it-attorney-Gene-
raj Chamberlain md his Mission
The Bank of the state Case in q New
Form-An Important Habeas Corpus
Casc-An Important Decision in Re-
gard to Tn1n,ion-General Legisla-
tive Proce edings.
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as1. TILE STATE OE SOUTH UAEOLINA-

&D- TIE STATE OF SUI III CAEOLlNA-
cHARLE,1oN. DsTRic,-IN The C"MMoN
PLEAs-TaE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
vs JAMES BER-lrTACHMENr.--M
tiRaI Il & LOWNDE PLAINTIFF AT oRNEYR
Whereas, Tile pfaiutif -id on /. o NINETEENTH DAY
OF February 1869. ne his dcclarlton against tho
defendant who (as it is saiI l. absent from and with
out the limits OF this state, ID has neiih wife nor
attorney known within the same, III on whom copy
Of the sIid declaration might be served Z.
n i, ulertore erderei, Iiat tho said defondlnt do
appear ard p.eai to tho said dccar zion. Oh OF be-
furo tho TWENTIETH DAY OF FEBRUARY, which will
be III the yuar OF our ORD ono th usand eight hum
drcd an seventy, ohsrwls, final aud absolute judg-
ment will lhon b, given aud awarded against him.
A. G. RICHMOND, Y. G. P.
Clerks oos, Ch irlestop District Februa 10, 1862
March 1e3mo1yr
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gTESSAYS FOE YOUNG MEN.-ON IHE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood " .,h the humane view of trc3tm ,nt ard cure
sent by mail fles OF charge. Address HOWARD
AS ocIAT1oN, pox P, Phi.adelphis Pa
January 90 3mos
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of the militia IN the Southern States, which was

passed.
A resolution sympathizng with Spain and
Cuba, and authorizing tho President to recos-
nize Cuba whenever, in his opinion, o republl-
can form of government has been established,
was passed unanimously.
The Senate bill relating to the time for fnd-
ing indictments IN the Federal Courts Tor Of
fences in the rebellion was passed.
The Senate resolution continuing Professor
Acassiz regent of the Smthonlan Institute
was passed.
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@GE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING

@WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from The Moyuue Districts Of China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new seasons.
which ore unri!al!ed for their strength and delicacy
III flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
aduterated, md 10 give general satisfaction. As We
are, snslauty in receipt of large ca-soes OF Teas We
are enabled to otcr to tho public tho finest chops at
price that many dealcrs oCor Inferior Tea at.
trial aud COMPARISON will at onco prove th asser-
tiou, and it only romans for the pubic to judge OF
thems elves. WM. s. CoRWlN &.cO.,
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.AFF4IIes IN THE STATE.
Marlboro.

An unsuccessful attempt was made last week
to set fire to the storehuuso on Courthouse
Square, formerly Occupied by hr. Duprc Is .
WorsEohop, by aoL,e person as Yet unknown.
Sual are navigating the Great Pce,ec in the
vicinity OF Society Hill in large numbers. and
many of them have already become the victims
of expert fishermen.
Chesterfield.
The Cheraw Advertiser notices the laudable
efforts of hr. Robert Il. Eaans, to Introduce
the best stock OF hogs and cattle. He has
brought out some fhc lester hogs and al
ready disposed of l number OF pigs. -Tbey arc
said tc be very tine sp :cimens. Mr. Evans has
determined to 60 thoroughly into the business
of raislug stock.
The Advertiser also has the following para
graphs Serious apprehensions are felt that
the return OF cold weather has destroyed the
prospect of irlit crop. but we cannot think
so yet. Sumo trees were III bud and bloom,
but great many were not tar enough advanc-
cd to be in danger. 1t may be the mea IS OF
securing = god Weld OF fruit by putting it
back untll tno "old weather is over.
Many Of our merchants arc OF opinion that
there Is very TITLE cotton to como 10 mar ct
III this par OF tue country, aud this is pretty
general opinion elsewhere. 1t Is reasonable to
conf sciurc that such is the fact. inasniuch as
the recent high prices would bs apt To hurry it
forward and the necessities of the planters
would Lave the same effect. Just in this i'm
mediate country, we hnve no doubt, the opin-
ion is warranted.
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SPARKS FROH THE WIRES.

The Democrats have carried Portland, Me-,
for The first timo since 1850.
The Chicago Tribune recommends Joshua
R. Hill, Of Georgia, for the Cabinet.
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Suffial llptilfs.

aT NOTICE.-MR. J. ALFRED CAY
will act as my Attorney during my absence from the
state. HENRY DAILY,
NIarch 3 No % Hayne.strcet
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INLAND RuUrE.

INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLES ION AND SAVANNAH SLAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDISrU, BEAUFORT AN0 HILTON
HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE A TLANTiC AND GULF RAILRO I'D IND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
-r-~s; TIE FINE FAST STRAMAR
9.aJI;Ssss,,s PILOT BOY. Captain FINN PEcK. will
leave Charleston on MosDAY. and THURSDAY MORN.
NGs at Etgh, O'Clock Returning will leave -avannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at sight V'clors, and FRIDAY
AFrERNooN ut Two O'Clock, tou blnS II Gdlsto on
lHURsDAY trip from Charleston, at Eiev,a A. NJ.
and le ,ving Eiisto at Niuo a. SATURDAYS, on re-
turn trip.
Ihe steamer will touch at Cbisolm's, each way,
every TWO weeks commencing with trip oil Fsbru-
ary 18th.
For Freight or Passage apply to s..l-
JOHN FERGUSON,
February 10 Accomm .daton Wharf.
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FRANKFORT IN LUCK.

BERLIN, February 27.-The Prussian Diet
proposes to grant two million forins to the
municipality Of Florence, to which the King
intends adding q million from his private
purse, in the hope that such action will draw
tho hearts of tho inhabitants of that city closer
to the monarchy and the crown.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE C4iPITIL.

TIE GOVERNOR SIGNS TIE CHARLESTON ELEC-
TIoN BnL-PRoaREss OF THE MILITIA BILL
THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
BML-MovENENT TO INDUCE THE GOVERNOR
To VETO THE BILL CHANGING THE COUNTY
SEAT OF BARNwELL TO BLACKvILLE.
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aFI HAVE WITHDRAWN FRoI THE
firm Of CRANE. BOYLSTON & CO., and cau be
found at the store Of hessrs. STRAUSS VANCE,
corner OF Meeting and Hasel-streats.
SAMUEL ). CORRIB.
Charleston. March /, 1862 March |
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a@ FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MESSRS.
JOHN CAMPsEN Il co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner OF
kast Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. Tho Store ID
large nnd commodions, ani having secured full
stock OF tho various corcals they are prepared to fur
pish their customers with Grains at tho lowest mar
ket rates g. eow2i September "a
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a@ NOrICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims aSalnst WILLIAM NJ. SACK, formerly Gro
Ger in this city, requested to present them I'm
molIateIy at tho ofaco Of Messrs. MoRoHo SAM
DERS, No. 73 BroId. srost, aud all parties indebted
to the said WILLIAM III. SACK are horeby no tiHed
10 make payment ut the same Office.
March 1 mwf2+ ". ". SACK.
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sgJ. S. MARIN (LATE GRUDEB &
MARTINI will be pleased to see his friends aud Gus
tonaers at waI. s. CORHIN & CO.. No. PTS King.
street. between Wentworth and Beaufain.
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FOR GEow lsTo WV,

FOR GEon G GEIowN,
CHERAw AND ALL LANDINGS ON TIE PEE
DEE RIVER.
~EoA THE STEAMER PLANTER. CAPT.
.ss.sstf7 c. q. WHITE, 3 reco wing Freight at
Accommodation Wharf, and will leave FRIDAY
MORN. No, The 9th Instaut, at Z o'clock
Apply TO JOHN FERGUSON.
March 3
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So ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of wM. s. cohWIN co , No. 276
Z ug-street, between Wentworth and Bsaufaln, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
eau be warranted as PURL AND GENUINE. Thisis
an established fact.
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THE NEW ADMINISTRAEIoN.

Inauguration Prepnrations-The Ball
and Processfon-Thc Negro Question
Tho President and President Elect
General Grants Cabinct-The Ge or
cians and General Grant.
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ar pREsCRIBlNG FOB THE PEOPLE.

ab PRESCRIBING FOB THE PEG PIE
We have dispensares. hospitals, noble institutons
of all kinds for the relief Of human ills. Every
thoayhfuI citizen apprcc atos the value of these
establishments for the am .liorntion OF suffering.
But they do no. coy.r the whole ground; indeed. it
is impossible. in tie nature cf things, that the
amount Of COOL thoy d. should BIZ at all in proper.
ton to tie popular need. They arc conllred. prin'
cipa ly to large cities. To tho sick nian IN the re-
moest We t. for example. of what use is the New
York City Hospital iho New York DiHrensaryf hut,
although asylum for inyalids arc not to be found
everywhere, an uncqualed tonic and Alternative ts
within the reach of all. Thtro is no scttlement that
bears name, wilhiG the limits Oh The Unit states,
vhero uOsTB1rt RS STOMACH BIrrERi is not
procnrab.e. IT is meIicine for the whole comma
nifty, easily obtaiuable by all lis members.
At this pe, ioJ Of the year, whom The sl1nt sun OF
Feb uiry" is 5rgi ililiug to evoke uuwho!esome
ylpors from The earth and tho fever and aGue" sea-
son is c oso al hand thi, exec lent vegetable pre-
parat,on should be taken a' u EoRrrF!En OF THE
SYSTEM. All complaints procee ing from indigestion
are rampant when The winicr breaks up in "srouud
thaw;" simply because no sensible precautions age,
al s lulo, taken to prevent them. Forcstall the
evils thai lie pcrdu in many marsh, and swamp,
and pool ready t. pounce upon the negecsiul as
soon as tho sun shall have liberated The spring
niasma IRON the rocking soil: Escape bilious at
tacks, collie and all mAlar!ous ell icnics 'na cpl
denies, by srengtheiiaG aid resu!a;in; The dige'-
tive sec. ctvc and di chaTgira organs WIN Inc
Mosr EFrro oIoUs AsD pMsANIc OF ALL VEGETABLE
Ny1aoHANrs Dyspepsia is always a-grivit"d oy
tho da,nps Il cary 9prins aud Shnkesp'a'e tells US
that "the sun in Ma ch, doth nourish asucs"
AGAINST both these conp!aints uosTEErElsS SIo'
MACH vITIErl- are TIE best possible protection.
February 27 LAC y
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ag AN ATTRACTIVE RAFFLE.-THK
Rattle of handsome SILVER TEA SET, MOSAIC
BROOCH. &c., &c., will take place at the Commis-
sion House of Mr.. Miles Drake at tee corner OF King
and Liberty streets. To.MoRRow EVENING, between
the hours of and 8o'clock Subscribers and those
interested will please attend. 2 March Q
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eJ-TO CONSUMP rIYES.-THE ADVER-
glsLR, having been. restored to helltl In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, ind Shat
dread disease CoasumD ion, is ANXIOUS to make
tn,wn TO his fellowship ers the means Of cHre.
10 NIL who desireii, ii, will senI copy OF the pre-
serlpsion ued free OF charged, With the direcuons
for preparing and using the samo. which they VIII
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronohl-
tas, &C. The object OF the Gdyerh cr in sending the
r,eser p ion is TO bencat tn" afflicted. and sprea In
formation which ho coucciyes to he Invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his romedy as 1t will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription will please ad-
dress R-y. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Klogs County, New York.
Eobr,,rva 3mOs
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EUROPE.
TIE CATFISH PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, March 2.-Gladstone introduced his
bill, disestablishing tho Irish Church. in q long
speech. Dsraeli responded. The bill was
passed to irst reading. Tho second reading
was fixed for March 1S.
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Gortitsuns folet.)
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Die Sage ld6t ba6 Maulen ni@t"
uno Elm gutter alterprplelaoerei> Demotrat
.la6t bas @lftbun nt9t. Das 3etate
baS i@dnoli4e Muftreten bes' lautmduli<
gen Buttler In Der @eretnten @onpention
per beioen 5duier gum 3dblen Der Glef>
toralftmnaen. @enn Der BON Buttler
Bel bteier @elesenbeit an8esettelte @tan<
bal, Iber ben iece6 anitdnbtee Mttaliep
bei9dnt baftano, ntdt gu pTener @aufes
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.S9utb.
Die 6anpel6fammer BON 81. paul
bat itd permanent erfl1rt unc bdlt re-
Selmdbts aue Sage StBuneen.
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Nrin3tpienlpie

rcin y8pbads" fabren. aBir tpar,,e1 bic &ranten, BON oieieu
2euteu 3u faufen; man faufe uRpbad's @tuma9 Ditters"
unS fem a%nberes, tenn man Rrantbetten NIT Grfolg BE-
fdrnpfen tpta. - Sents u. @uropn uub Slupes, Yett II. O..
Meenten, 81. paul.
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Damen.

isolde eepDbnt fnb, pel 3u 0sen uno ein seinbes Ntfubrtmits
tel beearfen, wereen Fneen, Bag "Robad's 8loue ptQsm. &C.
raSe bic rtdtiae Wrsnet fur fe If; btefe ptaen ftb soltOm<
men ~3uuerldf7s uno t6nnen 3u ieoer 3ett eebraudt werben ;
fe entbalten telu Qnetalber poer mtneraliides @ift, foneern
limb aus rein pesetabiltfaen Stpfen bereitet: Sents u.
GprbpH limb Nppss, Dett u. o., Meenten, 81. paul.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-18
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