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qualified voter under the State laws, with
the single Limitation on the State laws
that theyArc annulIe4 so fur u tl,sY seel;
to make S46llGcatf6p . eol6gN 4hs
Committee illlS recd aize ID In II
cxp'ana85u oe tRC y, idihS ito a
quotations from It: "It becomes import
ant, then, to know tohO are qualified BY
lao 10 Ute in this State" Tho definition
OF those quSlt1edby law to vote" islett
to the State, with the single exception re.
latlng to color Now We have just shown
that the law of this State, which is para,
mount on thNtpOint,nder the actOf Con-
gress--aud which, according to Mr.. An.
MOLD, Of Weston, tho act Is designed to
enforcc-docs not make the taking OF
" the oatl," or any uath, CONCLUSIVE on the
the registrar, aud does, not therefore sub,
ecl lin to any penalties under the act Of
Congress for tile simple refusal 10 accept
" the oath" US conclusive.
The Democratic State Committee is,
therefore, guilty Of IN error so gross in
each oFtliese cases that we Nre obliged
to characterize it us an intentional mis-
representation. ..D
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

r ETHANY COLLEGE. W.
III l,,T -sIs'g. NV v'Ef' aHsif
Tho Thlrticth Session Of-thIs Institution will
commence on MONDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1870,
and terminate on tho 18th ofJunO, 1871. II 10
Economically situated In the mtdstof tho beautl.
ill and healthy hill-countFy Of the Panhandle
Of West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad Or
river and surrounded with THO most favorable In
huencos for student life. It has 4 property In
Of over $3.50, 900 and ~ thus Enabled to lsug'
tain faculty and furnish facllt for thorough
education, Of the very hr6t order. y T. ~ -,
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS arc provided
for both public and private boarding, aud unfuF.
nIshed rooms Will be let to studcnts who wiSh to
board themselves. .n'" ~ i.l..
COURSES OF INSTRUcTION.--I. Regular
Literary Course including the Ancient Ian.
guAges, for the Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts. 2.
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree Of
bachelor Of Sciences. s. The Course Of Master
5. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &C. Detailed information as 10
theSaI Courses will be found IN onr catalogue W.
!, APPARATUS AND MUSRGM.-Th9, lnBtltu.
ton haaSA complete set Ut Philosophical AppR-
FatlIs, and students who wish 1t arc trained 10
the use OF Field Instruments q thoroughly
fitted up Laboratory, for practical Instruction
and work ln Chemical Analysis, and An ample
Museum for The study 81 Natural History.
TERAIS.- Tuition 80 pGr session. Boarding
from 81 to s. per wcok. UniurnIShcd rooms s.
Ministry. Free tuition 10 sons " Ministers Of
the Gospel Of all denominations. IS. va 4
For further particulars apply for catalogue TO
Prof. q. L. LOOs Secretary, or to u.|.
W, K. PENDLETON, President,
Iyl9 Bethany, West Va.
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a shollrt WlnlIr.

Rrmth' Philadelphia North Amsrleaa.
It il not likely that this war viii DO a
long one. Modern campaigns are shoft,
and here every appliance for m carly
arbitrNment Is ut hand; Tho distance be.
tween the sCOmbatants Is nSlight, even
admitting all possible alliances. The sea.
son intcrpoSes no obstacles. lfitis decided
TO have warrathor thanR demonstration,
battle will follow battle with incessant
rapidity until tho close, And as these
proceed 50 will our gpih5S And should any
acknowledgement other Powers who
have united 10 urge N9p6leOns deslsting
Austria, England, Russia aud Italy-it
Is certain that Russia could not be moved
against Prussia, nor England nor Italy
against France,
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The German Balls in Wall Street
RIn,n "a. IEltIA. w u ~

Tie chief bulb in The gold market are
the German} bAnkerss who have now re-
vsiSed 4helF patriotic war record, and ara
bears al gpyernIne bonds and are doing
Sll III .A6lt power % bring down the ma
tio8al credit. II is reported that the Ger.
man bankers have sold about $50 O0,O00
gdVot0Iaent bonds short, and ono Of them
IS reported TO be $4,000 900 short. They
have Doughtgold against these bonds, and
hence the extraordinary efforts they are
making to run up the price Of gold and to
force down the prices Of government
bonds. After the boards close and nj the
'FilGhsAHenue=H lsthey employ parties
to makegb9gns quotations # NJ high price
for goldaDdGloW priee slot government
bonds, ut the war shoil12terhaiRate at
an carly date, then many Of the German
bankers will ,be in . precarious condition,
Rs,the losseS from the rebound Of'govern.
ment bonds upwards and gold downwards
will entail losses which few Of them could
sustain. Even Il war continues they have
oversold tho government iBond market
and over-bOught the gold market.
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The attention Of the Wheeling Register
is invited to the following extract, which
we take from documents for the People.
Tie Registration Of Voters under the Act
Of Congress to enforce the Fifteenth
Amendments" -a at7i
Tie Fifteenth Amendment practically
strikes the word "wllito'' from the. Consti-
tuition, and the Fourteenth Amendment
makes tlIat part Of the Amendment which
says that certain persons SIlall not be citi-
xens Of this Suite dead letter. -
We hive been trying for the last year
to get the Register to comprehend the sim.
pie facts here briefly and lucidly stated.
The proposition coming now IRON the
Democratic State Committee, whereof
the Chief editor 81 that paper is chairman
we respectfully commend it once more q
tho editor who furnishes the legal and
constitutional illumination for tint dismal
sheet 80.
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YouRsRR M TWENTY YEGRs Is THE
APPEARANCE OF the man Of fry, or the
lady of-neyer mind how many summers
ALTER he or she has charmed away the
gray hairs with PIIALoN's VITALIA. Pleas
mt, clear, and transparent. No sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
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II III iniddtitintig that they have been tiring
cannon in the fields near Paris TO bring on
a rain, tho New York Commercial adds
that the next firing pf cannon that takes
place there may end q reign.
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w-PERsoNs leaving the City during the Sum.
ulsr eau have the 1NrEILtGENcER mailed 70 their
address by ordering the same ut this Office
TermB-AIteen cents per week.
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a.. DE- f.. wHE,f' u nj iot"r. n.."
N aas ptnr"9s .s'TaF ."@, ...'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

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wv Civil soCIotysG ESSayB for Young Men. on
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w ELLM MA Ms
7 lie Reflector Crate /


Tho "wELLMAN CRATE" Is essentially DIFF
erent from amy other Crate, and Possesses merits
30 far superior that comparison is useless. "
We claim for 1t the following advantages over
any other CRATES IN si.rr " lHIEn al
First-As a radiator Of heat, 1t has double the
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Second u npQucstlOn4bly the most Clearly,
no s0Ot or ashes escaping into the room, which
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Carpets and FnrnIturS.sl: ..5,.T
Third-!The combination Is perfect. There IL
no waste in unburpt Glnlers; every ounce Of tue
fHeliss % completely ConSumed that nothing re-.
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an actual saving Of At least Is per cent, g.,
FIhhTTIt Il highly ornamental. ...D,... 81.
Sixth-It Il set 90 deep In the chimney that Il
Is much safer, and less llAble TO IlnR In windy
weather. ,.'A HF'. d" 1880 $50
:scventh-A slight motion Of tho AgItatOr
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Parties who are building, or who contemplate
changing CRATES arc respectfully requested to OK.
anime the "Wellman:"
Every Crate Is guaranteed to give perfect SatlS-
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SI94oCND AT LAST.
lI Smiths Electric 0iI4
PHILADELPHIA. "
A cure mOI for everything, but for Deafness,
Sick Headache, Salt Rhend1 rheumatism.
EryEipUlas, Gathered Breast. Group
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A cure not for CvprythlnY fbtt iuF Deafness
Sick Headache, Salt Rhemm, khe9mallS"l'
EryEipGlAa, Gathered Breast, Group.
TettGr. CAnkCr, COrnB, Piles.
&C., &c Try II.
See Letters from PhysicIalS, Druggists and
others.
DR DoGGS. OF WcstpUrt. rays hc has cured
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worst cases Of :Bsoo1y Fiar With Il:
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DR. o. b. CURRAN, Ithaca, says the SalatEi
Dr. ClIUBBUCK, Ut BinghAmptOn, n: u,
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bR. BATON, OF RlniIra, n T., says, ut cured
my BWelled f8ce 10 one night. I,l, tt
DR. VAN lBBSK1RK, Of BinghamtOu, says
precisely the gau1e Of his own face.
cAsn partial ideatneaO. . ~,
NJ DR., WulTFoRD, says " Knows Of several
cures Of Deafness BY this OIL. 49,,
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q PhySIciAu told him he had cured several cases
Instances might be Multiplied 10 NJ pages Of
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(Fsdn a vel known R84se) an. Hm
We have sold large quantity oF DR. SMITHS
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t' ,,8' Wholesale Druggists"
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Dr.: Smiths Electric on cured NJ. Rheumatism
In one day. had tdWalk on crutcheE.
Tlh.g ~ lIONtE. KILLINGSWuRTll,
..u No.59 South Sixth ST., philadelphia.
-LAUGHLIN. SMITH L. Co..
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GRNT1ENES-I have been using your ''DIdr:
ThHa Compound" In my family for some time,
and eau say with much pleasure, that Il Is one OF
the6est MsdtciRGS Of the kind that have ever
used, aud do chcerfully recommend It 70 my
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r an ~ G5lIalgof Metcalfc, Bro. i Co.
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U N D ERTA.K-I ING.

We shall keep a stock Of the latest improved
Full Glass Metallic Caskets, Cases and Wood
COlins. The hest Hcarscs, Lacks and Buggies,
furnished to Funerals on tho most Reasonable
junl7.d&w O., FRIEND & SON.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1870.
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TNKEN UP-ONE BRLNpIET
IL year old IIrifsr was taken % ~ eel
day, July 49, 1870. The owner cl1ela rs
SbSToby paying charges G9as @ Isg
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oFFICB. No, IL Quincy Street.
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nIY1DEND. p THE DIRECTORS
u Of tho franklin Insurance Company have
thIs day declared 4 dividend Of ave per cent on
their capital stock (SI60, OOOl. payable on and
after August ~, ist en- CoEN, SEEK
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-17

ietn @e7dt 1T rurdleudtst ron einem
ener9iihen fubneu Au6rrud uner|@utter
!i9en BcQena.
SD 9riee Did, mein Tater! IS
1T Dein Grbn. Dein Spbn paul, pcl>
der por Dir itebt unp CT lit jsyt perGSar
pom &u6Ionp unp ct bat ro6 Grbe jei<
mes 0aters on9etreten uno miro eS bali
ten nit itarfer troBiaer Sauit! SD liebe
Did, metn 8attr, unp gan; NuElann
fol- ben Bsmeie oaYpn baten, uno @tbcn,
was fit Elm panfbarer unp gutter Sobn
iN fir meinen @ater> ZEN GSorsn Yeisr
bin @eb' jeyt beim, Nrtarom> 0eb' beim
unc i6lofs uno ueraib rem 1raum riss
Na@t! Wor9en frub ater femme ~
mir rem ih babe Sir &itlc5 Al iaoen
DaS @erf Ger beiliaen Nade fol- teoin>
men unc @1e9or Srlcf iou erfennen ler=
men, roe id mein Wort talte, unD Jpn
belobne, fir cas, wa6 er 9ethan Sd
,piu meinem Gater Gin teicrli6e6 Ye>
o,ibniB tereiten unr 5tine DtIrrer lputn
mir bic beilige 9side tewa6en. Aui
Mpr9en M'farow> ouf Mor9en."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-17
Ncue @QQrfl!
@eue 8aar$W4
Cotbfart 4 O..

trbaltsn jest DC erien SpdtjabrSwaaren
UNI laren Nue Elm ibre 5bSne Muswabl
BON Guenpaaren iu beil@lisen, te1o1@
rcrS rie naGbenal. nten Mrtifel
Shmar3e Seiren Don $1.75
Ills SO IS. @roBs @ortbeile werren IN
zen btiten (hmar;en AIpacas 9ebpten.
Clan. Yiaire. fur An3aae. Gtm
i@6ne Musm1bl rsr n~eueittn Muaer pou
DamenzStoffen. jebx tiuia.
Mttranrria @laee hanpf4ube
,on auen S6anirunseu. 6tuaron. Bla1,
aarencer unc Yurpur. .Gt'niU {&1ae
Blaef pouei9ubs fIlr elm Dollar .paa
XXX. ~s& Nutb.o. So
~ 1t.r Gbas. IS. !. psHmaan. seutt3ts
! 4itr!. pM
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-17
Mmm,ncr 6O7.

Gr ontwortete nur NIT einem Blid,
uno cod bebte ibr 5erj aulammeu BET
oielem Slid.
~&pmmen @ie> Gliiabetb, e,lauben
sic mir. nit Sbnen In Sbrem Bpuroir
einiae ftiue unr ernte W'nuten aus. perz
lebsn."
Ct reibte ibr ren Nrn nnp fabrte 1t
aus rem 9l1njencen @pbnAemob in ra6
feline traulihe Bpurpir, ra1 Die G,arina
rer 0roBfirtin bel lbrer Nntunit aus
Deutlhlono na6 rem Wufer tb,ee 3iuaz
merS in&arlerube bate bsrri6len hlen.
"a ilbrte Mleranrer ie AZ rtm flsinen
Dipon, nobm rus Iabou1et unD leBte
ll6 gu ibren Giiben.
>.Glilabstb, bier Gnb sic wts IN Sbrer
peutihm 6simatb> bier Gnp sir BE
reuti9c Yrin;slln ; renfcn Sie nun. i'd
fame, Jim Sir su merten, i'm Namtn rsr
9Sarina. RE jeBt Sort if unp NIT 0ez
trodenm 6erriderau0e ouf rer sinias
men 8abre !ieet. sic bat ni1ta mebr
gu ldaTsn nit unlerem @ebeimnib unh
nit unlerem 6er;cn UNI ma8 le rur9
ibren 6errfdew,lsn 3urGdaerr2net III
unlere tisfite Stele, ros m&ae )sbt rars
aus berpottl'3en in Ibranen unp in
<}ammer. Denten Sc ib time ols
AtSeorcneter Ger @3arino, ni6t Nm SIRE
5ano. ~ perben, 1pnrern um Sbusn bic
@abrbeit 81 iasen."
Die Wabrheit ii cine arenAe Betin
RS un9lads, "1:ioate Glihbuh ni9 life
ros auf 9brtr Sti1n, aber i'd bin krtit,
e6 Don Sbnen 3u e%mpfanaen iprs6en
sic, @leranbtr, rper nein," fds. te
ihnellcr binsu, "lpre1en sic ni6t }puz
Germ lai1tn Sie mid cas- hagen, pa9 auf
0brer Surn febt: 5is fine Wipmmtnt
um mir au ia9en, rab Sie MIDI nt&t
liebtn, rae nur her Wiue Der Ra4ltrtn
Sic beftimmen tcnntt, mir 9bre 9anp
~ 9tten,"
Sie ma@te cine Yauie unp fab TN
nit an itrou aebenrsn Blidsn an, reun
lie bofte pieleidt, er perce ,tr wteeer,
lrre&en, ober er blieb fill au loren 60ttn
iiBtn> unp i@aute ni@t einmo1 ~ ttr
cn,pcr.
Die @rpfflrtin tette leiit aufammeu
unc nit Sitterncer Stimme iubr TX fut:
~Sie iinr aetcmmen. Nm mir AZ h9fu.
cab Sic cine Mnrert lieten. uns robSte
nun, ia her @iue Der &aik,in Sie nt&t
mebr tinret> rieltr Mnrtren it1e 6aap
reiden m6dten, bah t@ ri&ti9 9ekfn,
Altranrer?"
81 bob lan9lam ftin caupt eu1ppr
UNI l6autc liz an nit einem Ianoen ,rau@
ri9en Blid ~Nsin unp 81, GI,atetb.
0pr alien Dinacn bin lib asfrmmtu,
SIRE @trse,bunA 3u efebrn raflr, cae
ID Sbr jun 'es unp lIf.8 Qshen mrtun<
ren bare nit rem meinen ; rafar, rab
i1 cs>br 0libenrts junAes 6rrs mkuet&t
rercomm babe gu einem 9roRenS 6msr3.
SIS 1T wotr> Gl,iate1b> ih Iiebr Sienibt
&er9eten S,e mir, rab rieieS Sort arau>
lam flir9t; oter nod orauhmtr w1re
ce, Sie an m d. gu f'ieln rur& III Qd0t.
S'e iplen uun Nuee mif3en, unp nenn
Sic n'@t RE @tli,bc n,eineS 6er;en6
iein tInnen. 70 lellen Sie rr6 rie 6reunz
rim meiner Scele iein. Gllhtetb, i'd
bate mid 9hnen permdblt> ni6t neil IS
Ger @ii:e rer G;arino %tcftlmmte, 1onrern
mei! i6 rur6 rieie @ermablunA ea6
Wlrden, weldeo i6 l,cte, ppr unslQ6
UNI Ghance tewabrte."
Gin Ghrei ttn,e ron rem 2ippm rer
@rrbfl1itin: uSb hin Sbnen allp nthts
9epelen, ais Elm Opfsr fir Sure Qiebe!~
0ortfbung aui Der 2. O. its.)
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A..
Die Grfldruug.

Geit adtunbviersi9 Smnoen. ieit tem
Tore Der GSoriaa, bate Mleranrer feline
@emablin nidt 9e{eben ; rem Befebl Iei
nes &aters 9endR, mar CT fern cpn ihr
9ebliettn, trauerno UNI bic 9roee Gortr>
Die Jpn 8eliebt ols einen Gobn une eit>
menn lie aud 0raulam 9erelen, Jpn, cod
Wpb!tbdterin uno Mutter mar. @tunz
ben lang bate CT on ibrsr Qei@e Aeie0en
uno In etnltem Sinnen unp nit tief tt:
peatem 5ersen cen So.i&ld9sn .nad9e<
pa9t> eie fem Batter, Der &aiier, Jpn
aemadt. $751; GIN ;~peiten Sage mad,
Dem Gope Der G;arina, erbpb It li9 ron
ieinem @iB neten ibrer 2ei1e, unp, tidt
~ Der Gotten berantrttenp, nei9te, Ct s1IG
unp tlBte cine ibrer 6dnre.
~Qsbe wcbl> G;arina> unp pie mein
S&i6ial fi@ au@ 9eitalten m6ae ein9ez
penf mill i@ tleiben FER a'rbsn 5cfnun=
Aen, re Du aui mid aeiegt. SD mei6
nidt, Oh i@ Dir 9leiden msrre in cer
@,Sbe Der Gmpfnruna unp reeWcutne.
aber ME miro eer &ubn Defines 6trisne
ltr @6anre madea. lete mcbl!
Gy wanrte G& I'M, unp oina biuaue.
lie6 Don Zen 2afaien r:ausen ib zen
peli ummcrfen UNI manrerte binab aut
pie monrib,inbtIen S,rabsn. Wobin :?
fort aus Zen tel;tten S,raern NIT zen
paldten, biuttr renen in aldnynren
1rauerfleirer BE ari1otronihe @slt
nit Grn1 int AntliB. unp sieueidt nit
,}reure i'm 5er;en DEN Gup rer G;ar,na
uno re 6rfnun9 auf Ten jun9en @Sa>
rem bslpraG, Weiter fort iber pie
arobe N:wa> Bridt bin gu rem 9rp6cn
ihmarSen @emauer, ro5 ern( unr
i9weiaenp i'm Mcnreniidt rolieat, mi.
10 pie!n 0ebeimnibvoQen 6srSen, rir nur
Gptt ibre Shmersen> nur Or bvt:iesn
Sun9frou ibre Qlebe pertraucn f1nnen
Da FAM er, UNI l9au,e binouf unr
b'nab rie lan3e Neibe cer Teniter UNI
ira9,e il@ : binter mel&em rtrlelben motl
sic meile, unr i9oute i'm Otilte ibr
bleideS> belrea 4nsrfi@t uno fra9te ee
vatrenfn Du msiu?"
Tod mas RE Nu9en re6@eilte5 ieben.
oo5 bleibt Zen Wu9en rc6 &Srper6 REM
nod pertor9en, sic uermpsen ni@t Die
piden Wauesn Res &lplter8 gu ourdz
erdn9en, ni&t binauf3ul@ouen in cit
siniame. 6re Belle no Sic nit serunae
men 5ancen tiea unp Aebt UNI 6.isren
fir fi@ uno i'm.
SD babe Jpn 9eliebt mebr al6 mid
ielb( ; nun mill i6 nur @ott nod lie
ben, aber in @o,t au@ Jpn, au@ ibn
0ttb mir &raft, . 0ott, 9ieb meiner Qie,
he Gllael> RAP 1e Jpn umi&wete ols cir
Se9en"
Sbre eroben blauen Nuesn Iaaute,
emppr ~ Rem 8ilce Der Macpnna por
Satan. uno ME e5 ie anl69elte nit cen
Slime an Der Bruit, pa ltlratcn rie Gbrd
men aus ibren Mu9en> unp le leete ib
6aupt in ibre 9dnpe unp ,peintt laut
Sur cine Wauer Don @tein trenn
pie{e 8eioen! Irennt ne beiren 6er3en
pie f@ 10 beib oeliebt! Mter rieit@ iaue
pom Stein bereutet rie Gmisfeit!
Nlerancer tponrte li6 UNI, uno Dol
rem oultern, itiuen &lcfsr 9tbt Ct nu'
betm IN ben &%ailerpalat bierauf ~ ee'
@emd@ern leiuer jun0en @emablin GIi
iabstb.
i @,e trat itm entsessn NIT blei&tr
Nn9eii&t mlblam Die &branen pe1ber
gene. ~. ., .
"Sis babeu Qeweint. @robf0rfin ?
|fraate Ct milpe. uno ani9eineno tbeilnet
mtnr. Sie ater b6rte nur ben ~ m,lre
lon une fab nur feline itrauri9e, abaf
ipannte Miene. 5tatt al ontrports,
fraste 0e: vSino sic front. 1T Sbne
unrppbL M.rancer2 Sie {tben ~ tlti'
aas."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-17
&r. 81. Crtman,

Dtut(@er Arat, Bunbar1t unp @eburts'
belfer.
DfNt, IN Wtnneapplts &rRe @tra6c tun pau'
peS perrn 5De Bride
@sbuune In ct. AntpOnvt g. stsabs. tint
B!od bsntsr RanuuHe's S~upRo I.
Vrtfder 9mpfftpH fetS porrdtbie
Dr., Ortman IA Rretsarat rur pennep.n u
pub Aesn oere,s aru1e bu!tsbsou.ftt9e Otu''@
NIT Matt une Iba, ~ untertsuesn.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06
$40 WATCHES. $40

The Great Trade Improvement Association,
incorporated by the State) sell fine Gold and
Solid Silver Watches at $40 each.
10000 Engravings, fully illustrating and de-
scribing all our Watches, are placed in sealed en-
yelopes, which are thoroughly mixed, and when
ordered are mailed, post paid, at the following
prices Single Engraving, so cents. Twelve
and rich premium, So; Twenty five and elegant
Silver Hunting Watch as premium, $40; Every
engraving entities the holder thereof toa Watch
worth from s25 to $3.50, irrespective of value,
for $40. Nothing can be lost by this investment,
as no article in our stock is worth less than the
money asked, while the buyer may obtain a
watch worth $3.50. Circulars free. Just Try
it once before hastily condemning us.
Address MIcHELIN s. Co., Managers,
dec2-3m. FOG Broadway, cor. Fulton ST., N. Y.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06
a Gentle Amazon of the Dissecting
Room.

Acorrespondent of the New York World
tells the following story Of a female dis
s%ccter, which proves that it will not do to
trife with these gentle aspirants after med
ical knowledge:
As a student of the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, I deem it my duty to in
form you of a little circumstance which
happened on board the steamer Fletcher,
which carries Bellevue students to the eli
MICS on Blackwelps Island. In coming up
from Charity Hospital last Tuesday, a fe-
male student came on board. When she
arrived, the setteos were all occupied by
the male students. She walked up to one
Of the seats and said to a student, "Will
you get up and give me q seatl If you
dnn't, | will sit in your lap" Well, the
STUDENT gave her a seat on the end Of the
%settce, and all went quietly for few min
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06
Attachment

A. BOcome, VS.. James NJ. ToOmey, surviving
Partner of the firm of loomy & Chestnut.
this cause it appearing, by affidavit, that
L the defendant, James NJ. ToOmy is a non-res-
ident, 50 the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him, and an original attachment hav-
ing been served on his property. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Sweet
water Enterprise, a newspaper published in the
town of S~weetwater, Tenn, for four consecutive
weeks, commanding the said James NJ. Toomy,
to appear before me at my office in the 4th, civil
district of Monroe county Tenn, on the 18th day
of January, 1870, and make defense to said suit
against him or it win be proceeded with OK parte.
Nov. rs Avs j. j. SWIMMER, j. P.