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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
s. u. Mbeelpd, Yoimsties.
ST. eeitut -, beuti@er &lert~ ~ -

~ Gin dbermdbi0er unp oft nj
%terrpdrt'ser &usFub per Maie> n,on6mal
bur@ elne8 erfopfun8 unterbro9en, Berz
luft ceS @erud< unp @e11madfnns>.
wd1eriSe ooer 11wa9e Muesn> cine Ser
minoerun9 beS @ebSr6, unreeelmdbfeer
'Ippettt. sufaQtse uebelfeiten Elm Druid
ODER S&mers in ben Mueen unb III 3et<
ten i'm 5interfppt 9eteaentli9eS Tieber<
Gr6feln, falte GIbs, unp Elm @efubt per
Mattt9teit ooerSdwa9bctt fnp 0erp1bnz
lide Symptpne oeS @atarrba, bod finc
fe ntdt ale in jenen IaQen %Dprbanpen.
Or. Cages Gatarrbmtttel curirt GotarYb
in feinen 1dlimmiten 9tacien uno Torz
men. @8 bat cinen a%n0enebmsn 81
lbmod, uno entb1lt fetnsn 9iftieen pber
abencen ~.@esentano. @tro PCT pof
Ae1b!dt mad Gmpfan0 Don GO Gents.
Dian @prel1re an g.. g. Wieree, NJ. D.
SuTalo. q. y. 81 s%erfaufen bsj alien
Dru99iten.
- nnler 6reuno 5err 8. 5gytps0st1,
zines Ger tbdtiAicn unb tl9tio1en Mitz
9liecer pe6 Ct, Youl reutI den @T{anas
Yerein6 unc frlberer 8drecr Dor Gin
einnoti be9ob 1i@ @onta9 Mteno al ceu,
ercben rcut(9m @%slanssfefe mad, Gin
ctnnati.
Sn Greuno 5erme9en fnpcn bic
Snterentn reS peutiden @elauesa BIER
u,o in Minnelota einen wUrrioen 81
pralentanten ouf rem @dn8etsfS.
- Capt. e. &. Dopis wiro an 4teu
Suli bel ben Geterlidfsiten melAe bic
5afen u. Setter Gompanic peran Ralten
miro bic Tefrepe balten.
-- Bic Gurntrs G6dBen bielunDonz
nerfa9 Weno Grsrcierz l1ebunsen ab.
- Dienfas Natt rpurce Elm y}sr1u@
Aemadt in Elm 6ouS an Ter is. 5trabs>
in Der Ndbe Der Sadie . @trabe> mdbz
reno Der Nbmelenbeit Ger 8ewpbnsr his
5auie8 einjubreden. Gin Diennmab>
den wel9e i'm @auie fdlief uno po9 g.
rdufb Dernabm alaru1irte bic Nadbar@
l@aft uno bic Dtebe sercufteten iid.
Da6 Better ,par 9eitern febr marn.
Na9mitta9s 3 llbr $50 i'm Saottsu.
81. s. Taylpr's ntue Qumter yare
1T an Ger L., swi(den T;onflin> unn gr>
DANCES traBe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
8 5. Gaplor bat Ben se1btsn uno
belten Yprratb Yon 8aubola ieper Ylrt,

pas Craig Micruleppe.- Dis{ss Sri
erplccpe 1T Sereinfa&t unb eienst 1d lotppbl fir
ben ao9emeinen @ebrau@ ala fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3uede. Gin aeues pptii9es Wunber! Dteies
Snffrument 1T eas ein3ise weldes ni@t eff auf ei~
men Srennpuntt seifeQt perben mu6, che man IS
9ebrau@en fann, unb farm beBbalb ubns MIbe
con etnen1 Seoen. ia BON &inbern eebrau9t tper-
pen. Nur 1913 toitenb, 1T 60 I'M 8erei1 zines
Seben unb fann bur9 bic ppR be;caeu rerben.-
Ssie bic An3etge 1T bteer 3eitune.
l1m3ue:-5 err i. %. Eu&elt bat ietn 81
bads. .unb @isarren-9el1aft na9 B nj. Qee's al
tenn @ei@attsplaBe. at ber @ibieite ser Gritten
Giraffe, atpil&en Gebar< unit? Minnelota=5 troGt.
s%srleot. Dteie alte 6irma it ribmI,&R b,tasnt
unb erfreut f9 elmer sroBen: popularitat. Dit
alien Treunee bieles @ei@Gftsbau{es, 1ouie ale
9ebbabsr elmer guten &isarre urb Salad 1nb pun
Orr. Gudelt freuneli9ft einselaben, aud in (eiuem
neuen @eiaaftelufale Jpn ~ beluden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
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poGdet0eriGot.

Das trorr1e @etter i1bt auf has poliz
seibsridtsieinen' giinfub aug. snt e.,
Gin 9eimatb6loler wuree no@ gBeft<
ST. paul lpepirt uno' 7iein unoe,poener
Bube mad Ger &eforn'zS@ Qeiaurt.
Die &lasen 9eeen bic Dome% init BEN
Ndbmal9ienen, peren Na1ne sTapley 1T,
,putee obermal6 auf Mor9en frtb pers
le9t. @'.5>,~' ,&%>* Fl
Dieielbe tpobnt niGt> pie irrtbamlid
so1 auen. 3eitun9en beri9tet>' in Zen,
Empire 8lod, ionbsrn un9efdbr eielem
Vetduee Wis, a Wis auf ter anperen@ eite
bet StraBe, Errare humanuim est.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23

- Der @ommi0dr fir ben Genius bat
entldtepen~ baB bel Mufnabme1b e8 Genius
fit ben G!3wed Der neuen Giintbeiluns Der
Superintendent Difrictc, 11ur ,%bieieniaen
Stimm9eber eesdbt tperben barfen >pel9e
IN ben 8eretni9ten Staaten s9ebpren fno
ODER lire pollen, bas beibt beioe 8ireer>
papiere baben.
,Minne( ota 1pIrbe unter bieI { Gntl1eiz
bun9 iebr bena@tbeiltst fem uno jepenz
falls I'm Meprd(entanten nerlieren.
Gin iebr grocer Spell unierer beutl&en
Scanptnapil9en unb Srilden 8epSlfe=
runs baben 3tpar' tbre @rfldruns .abeege>
ben Blreer iaw,erben 3u. wpllen uni. babe,,
tbre erte paptere mel9e In Minne1pta
9enleen lua bas @timmre9t au6iben au
tSnnen ; aber cine iebr ertoBBef Mn3obl pom
tbnen bat niemals baranFeeba@tfi@Y pie
jtpeiten poer mirfli9en 8ir9er>p apiere
su nerl@aHen. DIE Gntl9etpun9 pes
@emmi1ars in seieler, 1ebr mi9tieen Nnz
0de9enbett 1T cine benz @eift unto .Nbf@t
pteles @elebes rioerlpre9enpe unp, bpfen
mir oa6' unfere' @trtreter I'M ,@unQreB
nod Dor S4luB ber@ibune pie1er Sade
{i@ annebrne1, iiho wsnn a1ptbtpenpiq ben,
@s1ts einen bfelepp unft erleutenteen pa
rasrapben suflseu, merpen,y r.. o. t,n.n
10 tystfil h.dap.aaaHs4 ~ ,aYs:7e rAsfs6l "a. I'm 81
+, --- ,@ir perweiien auf bic Mnseiae Ire
6errn' 81. st.. S9tfmann, 80. 100
Drttte @tra6g ret9er fii@ aus19leeli@
init 8tbdnbt,tts ale! 8ruf uno 9iuneen<
.2eicen bef@dftist ! Die &urnetbopespes
Doctors ouf rem @e9e bfr Snbalaz
tton bat fi@ IN 9aufencen RON Gduen
betrdert, ielbf in 1ebr alien llebtln tptl9t
leeer onoeren 8ebanoluns wifotrfanoen
bab'''. Dr. S&iTu,ann IT Elm pentlbtst.
MrSt .lttne &urmabope If cine butr@lpe4
rattcnale uno fnp &on(uQahpnen frei.
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en- 2Sluart @D'ete9 uao enc 9olene
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f'4en Son. a's.=@ =: x.$,,> IL
Dte Gran t!a9te neer $ontr3ano err
1ugte tDrea 9ta1''' '1r Eouoalluml 1o'en
5u la1lsl1:. O1eler gap le,ner tao9ter, e.,
nem ptaegen BON II. Seetef' 40 tesnte
mt Der Mnmetla''9 oas Serlat9fe ~ 90
ten uni, !eate 1t@ eott. IN, 9tobter'' 3au~
mel 5u Seff. Nte oaeNtaoaen MI Dem
saaoonum 5u1aale1rte no9m DC 6tou
pref 1oue &eee'onet aoete 'erer~ ao@tf'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
Cir tpiM enl&aftlt@es @anbs1.-
f1as Craig Mieroiieope ben, aleetnetnen @fbrau9
iaNgtpabt.&3 Qefet bie Anaeiae. 9Yrtts S.. rs - "

* &ie tbr dattelt" 70 rritet tbr
brun1 febt ~, bab an @atler rub Rteuaafue aaeS
bon gutter Mrbeit id, unb nuas @ei9rrs Fsbfr NIB
arteit an G3ate uetteifern. 6 Cute @atdtre nub.
&ieuaenarbtit ipart Seben,, ber 9fob unb Waaen
ball, aQtabr!i@ e.n tlbi@ts4 6imua9eu fir Sc
paratur. ane felbR &eparaturtu folte rtdt, aur bti
.etnsu' aRetftr = SO. 1 MAIDEN laQtut ,tpts bts
@ebrnber 81 n e, Dritte 5traf
nebsu tiaf Y. fbfsbalb, unb 3adfpny Gtra6E
nebfn 8elhbduins &uub-G tre3 Die senetm"
ibr @el&aft unt fub u,dste Ia ibstn Mzeilea:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
Sebanslnne Don 2uneenfreuFbeitcu
nurb G,natbmun9.
Der Stuot6,eitunn !:

Gb;tpren Der Staat6wituna
SD m0nl9e in Sbrsn Gpaltef einio'
Mtubeilun9en gu MAIDEN in Beiua ou1
meme Wiecerterltsuun9 our1 bic yon
Den Drs. @unter II. @9ifmonn BON bic,
0eltte Metbcre. Seit einieen Sobren
lit Id an @erblutunoen, Die cur6 an:
ffren9ence Belddftisun9 bertci0efubrl
pare1 ; cbenfaQs bate i9 6uRen, einen
9elbli9en Nu6wurf peben sails uni
nabm a%Qmdblis an 6leild unp &raftem
ab.
Nadrem i'd peridieoene 6eilmetbuoen
obne Grfol9 uerludt bate, accptirte id
I<eblt@ leBten Sommer BE Ginotbe
mun8smetboce perbunoen NIT 9eb5ri0er
inne1et 9etonolun9 uno lebte ptelelbe
bis leBten Gebruor fort, ,pibreno relder
3eit f@ mein 3u1tano tdoli9 be6erte.
Sd far@tete jeoo@ caB l@ i'm Grlbiabr,
pie 9epSbnli@. wieoer Derblutunaen
etniteuen wlroen, 9epabrte aber 3u mel
rer Greuee oab meine 8eflr@tuneen f9
nt9t be%,pabrbeiteten.
Inter bieler 8ebanolunosweile tebnte
ft4 metne 8ruft, meme &raft tebrte nit
peut Na&la0eu Der frdberen Symptpme
5ur1f uno i& erfreue mid jebt elmer
@eiunotelt wie i'd fie felt .Sabren: niGt
9efannt uno ME piecer 3u bedBen ernar>
tete. SD 359ere ni&t einiurdumen, bab
i'd oieie 8e6eruns Der Ginatbmuna8mez
tbooe> wie fe BON eieien Ner3ten 9eiibt
miro, oerpante, unb empfeble ,fe Dober
ben nielen Snpalicen Die in :uunl(erer Mitte
tnpeilen ols bic etn3{8e rationale >w'ilenz
i4aftli9f uno ertplareider 5eilmetbpbe
fir &ranfbeiten Der 2uftr5bren., .v5''"
e. Mueer ~meiner, eisner Sale: babe. i'd
piele Nnpere beobaatet Die ourd oie6eil>
uetboce curirt uno jebt i'm @ulIbeTb
ibrer @e(unobeit }1nb. Sd bin ieper,eiit
germ bereit, NQen bic e8 ,1pQnldel myeitere
Nusfunft III ertbeiltn. <.4 >.1
%n "a ,M@tunssvoll .,.>. ~. ' ~
|. ~. .>.'.' - ,~,r s. @wih
.,%. r~. 80. 70 ST 6 Stra6e,
S1f. N0uI ~ Nc<uni 1904 '' %t-@+' =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
Die ar'%ina Spiralis uber Der TIeijd, 1Buru,

G'eOet6t 1T e nidt aQeemeia befaunt, paB bic
lesenanrte Srt6ina @piraliS oeerGteifd. Durner
5uerlt IN Nnnertta bon Or. &.G. Renbal BON Obj.
laoe|p.91a, ya., mad wieberbolt nuslolen Berlu9eu
mt etneu1 SIS Dollar Mieroieppe, NIT beu, Mmtrt=
tan.,9en Sn0rument, .betannt ais bas Craig Ri
croleppe, enteedt purben. DieIe Tbatlade fann
5a !rseno. elmer ;3eit beuiefen. &uerbeu. Das Craig
:Mtcroicppt tpirb in nieblidsn Rit9en, nit ppUer
Ao eGe earaut .pun1 6. 8. &oB, 80. 313 2peuf
9traBe, ct. 2ouis, Mo, mad irsenb beltebteeu
plab s~eriaubt.
Nan lefe bic Nn3eige'i in bit1ent Blats.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
= 50 Ieib e6 une that uuferenRrenn,

~ 6o leio eS une that un1ereuHreu,t
Anta, 4abI 8ruosr oes 8entalen 8. g.,
aus un{sreu, &rttie 3u perlteren,i 70 {eb,
fruit eetu,,s aus Soma 3ettuuae,o %
lebeu taeatr fi9 tort berets in's @ef&dft
btaeben bat Z ST bat ndu1lt& nit. 56rn.
3nstnbablen IN parttrbare. Sopa, zine
Giien< uno Gtablwaaren 6anoluuo az
tfust. @k wtni9su Der aeuen :6tru,a
Slid.
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i1,ru@n No. 70 SR 6 Stra6e,

!; .Mott&.--- 81. 81. @&ifmann, d lfta Sc
Sumter ~ &ifmann) fam tdeli9 c1pnlulz.
ttrt rpereea iber aQe&rantbeiten beryto1e,,
pes: 5alfe8t uno Der 0un9e In: No.-13O
Drttte Ctr. swil@en &obert unb Minne>;
lcta. N3G ~ r &.@~ f&Ftrft -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-23
ppea5 ole @omponsyN SO. 8
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pdblte Dienltae MbenosfoeenbeB eamte' :
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. MiQer. "@
1. Mlifant-@m. Slpan.
3. Al1itant-S.6 8. @iutam5:
Sefmtdr-S. q. Matbes.
SbaBmeiter- So1epb Mc@eebon. >
Stewarp-Bm. ,&obinlpn.
6inance @om>nittee-M.18 g. Garreu,
Daniel &eQeY, q. 8. Smttb.
Bl9ertiI1.--Bir erlauben uus
oa6 peutlde Yublifum, namentli9 bic
oeu:1Gen 2ebrer in Minnelcta ouf @tciz
gers 2iterari1@eu Monats-
bert9t 9on; %belonrer6 aufmtrtlam ~
MAIDEN. Da61 5eft bes 2. 8anres
pie1er namentli6 fir ben 2ebrerRano
lebr >%pertbYcuen. Qualification IT pur9 bic
Sud- uno @erlass<6onolung ppn G.
Steiser in Stem g)orf ;u beSiebsn ; unp
pirp oiefelbe an Qebrer unb NQe pel9e
ii9 fir po6lelbe intereltren auf tin Sabr
9rati6 uno T r ~~9elanpt, >penn
bielclten fir rieien 3med an 6srrn Stei>
ger ibre Mprele einlenceu. Da6 in ben,
/. 5eft o%er6fentltdte . re ssau6<
@reiben oercient gang beionrercr
8eadtun9, umiomebr ots Steieers
~Monateberi9te" sum Sr0anhes
Deut1@ > Mmerifani19en
2ebrerta969 endblt >purbe. 6err
Stsi9er miro es fi@ an9eleaen iein lal<
fen an Nrrenaten ben MonatSberidt
ein3ulerpen unp MAIDEN mir i'm Sntere6e
pes peuti9en S@ulmelens nod bic Mitz
tbeilun9 baB 5err @tei9er &te1en tGr
2ebrer unc2ebrerinneen aud u~nentaelli1
permitted.
Der jun9eNe0e> welder In pereone1<
rer @cde in einem Tannilitnspif ieinen
ei9enen 8ate: eridcNen wurre pom pem
3i6ter na6 ftattaefuncener unteriu6une
auf Mntrae be6S taat8onypalt sentla0en.
GS l,een feline 8epeies abf9tliderI1 ~
tuna Dor, uno mare Der junse Mann Elm
Spfer beS Sdbsornea 1einea @aters . se>
tporpen> mare pieier IN BefB Der Glinte
8elan9t. :
- Die Direftoren per 2ate Superior
lnb Mi11lfppt @iienbabn bielten am 6.
Stunt tbre BeamtentpaN ab: - ~
Yrd0bent-@m. 6. Banning.
Gite> prdiipent-S. 81. Geltpn.
@etretdr, unp @@aBmeifer- &ebert
$. 2au1bcr1. Sc e&@FT4FS
-@@Sberif @race Sat sic @S,dauftlz
brieace CUR @erid1nerune bes GitY .6au
YarfS an9eftellt. Die Gin3dumune tpilb
net1 on9enri&en unit, Der Yarf in reeel:
nadbis ab8etbeilte @pajierpese aueae<
le9t. n,ao* ,,,,., -" A..
| - $50 &efruten fir tas 20. Snfan>
terie &eain1ent fino ppn 4@epern1re So
LAMB g. y. bier aneelan8t urb mad Sort
@neQins >9eianbt tporpen. n7ot 134?l,
n7--4|5craee' Gbbpmpfon, 1T an St,ue
leinc5 peritprbenenB rubtrsS s. g: Tbpmp,>1
ION gum Yrdfpentenaeer erfen Ndtional
8anf Son 81. paul ron Zen Dtreftpren
9ewdbl@ >porben.
49, Gin 6Ee,rrrn Golfer 'eebsriees pftro
wurbe bur@ bic Dampf>B obrma(hine,
mel@e seBenpartis. an Der oberen Drit,
terf @traBtatbeitet, f@eu 9tnd9f' Adinp'
3trfrdnsnaerte BIN Bu9ey. 7&Sa&3
SER nrabBIdttn e. nell
&ernfrlter IN Der S@wsi3 auno sSta,
lien 8etitnt :u>,b >iipdttr tn Del, .Bereinie<
ten Stdaten 9nfanleritS bat Ia 2amts
1Blod Of, ber 3ten .Stroee cine Ge9tlbule
frdfnet alei&seitis nit etneu1 @pmna>
fun far. 8inoer. Orr 8launtr iR NIT
lebr 9uttn :3eu8niien periebtn uub f5n>
''sa gig jibbn ben pgaablifunl sbtfsnss en-
pfebltn.
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Brleatae.
eits psati9fg net Ut. bts ,luum Il. shpstt

-aitt stuf@sf srdit f 4 Of. tts ,am q. snstpt..
8. ni9t absebplt tporben fnb:
Damen= Briefe.
8er0iels. Nnnat a." SO 6 @taer, Nnn.
Sunef aus. DiB G.. 5hwanbt, Nuaa(4
.3rah!, Nnae -rg W'lprrStn, %Cfs,s
1er.enb1tfft.
9tdtnfelo. @enrp -MarfDan, Detc,
guhmann. pbtQip yfa1, Daniel
NslTta8. Sol. gls. Gaspar
Grtesfab. s. IT,, Hatfe, 8ritbrt1
Bent' Soteb afcuer, QtbD,ius Z
gu,&manu 9SNhslm S9ape, 3erm.
5eriAbad Sol. Gttuld. 4.
3inl!er, Peer Strn, tSinof
:.p?s, Eeftr Sdnitt. o.. ..
"nutse. gag W:!1na, !Sen19.
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y" W. -. -" n " " ~
W& tmwefp -.
als eineG s.H@
5veliimn,aItb fit .@inwanberer.

etae sltint an,atl siefer yampblet If nod
sorratbte NIB foftenfrst ~ b~tsiehen.
slae, bic ibreu Greunbtn in Der alien 5fin,atb
oter ben S1lt@tn '@taaten cine eetrtae Bef9rei-
burg 'asnleres Staatfs itpnstfn 'pea.n, lsuts% I'd
seltt@ pentet an btrrn
"Eu ~S"~ SSSDSAi
State &rea1urer's 9fTee, st. paAl, Minu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

oSO 10 $3.50 BONUS GIVEN ANY PERSON PRO
pOU curing me permanent situation Of $50 and up
month best references eight last place
write figure WE'LL confidential Address NJ o., Heralt
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

A MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, -FOUR ROUND
~ s sSrners octave mage 20 orser
also rich Paro Chamber and Dining Furniture at hair
property Of private family IL East Tenth street, block
west Of Broadway between University place and Fifth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

E'OR SALE CHEAP--A GOOD DAIRY FARM At
White Lake. coptans $50 acres, well wstered; has Two
dwellings, three barns Ave hay houses; l0 mios from
New York aud from two railroads Address JAMES ERA
ZER White Lake. Sullivan county, N. W Or call on A. FRA-
FER, 30 Warren street. New YORK;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

L,OR SALE IN BROOKLYN-TwO OF A ROW OF
brown stone Houses; three story, basement and
subcellar have all the improvements IN frat class style
neghborhood first class convenient to all the ferries those
wanting such house would do well to examine these before
buying others terms suit Inquire at No. 1873 Dean
street, between Bond and Hoyt streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

A YOUNG GERMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS BOOK.
N keeper clerk salary object I'D dress s., Of
Wen Co.. " Pine st,. or box 5.7ls Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

CLOTHING.

DODwoRTHs CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT NO.
"A. 2la Fifth avenue corner Twenty sixth street, No.
68l Fifth avenue. Send for circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

yNrANTED-AN OPERATOR ON GROVER 4 BAKERS
w machine; who il accustomed to dressrlaking
also few good dressmskers and cloakmakers at l,I6
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

0S MADISON AVIAN EXPERIENCED YOUNG COL
OO orcd waiter in private family; best refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED FOREwOMAN FOR
"A the artificial flower business wanted; liberal wages
given Only competent person need apply at Nos and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

A BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL TONED 71 OCTAVE
rosewood Pianoorte in use SIX months; cost $780, for
27 Stool and Cover also rich Paror and Bedroom Fur
nrc lots to suit purchasers Call at private residence
u3 West INVENT -seventh street, Sixth avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY RE-
n spectacle single who thoroughly understands his
busness has the best city reference CAL address
j. H.. 124 West 18th ST., in the private stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

vTTANTED-AN OUTSIDE SALESMAN FOR A BOTTLE
w house cquanted with liquor houses and grocers
In New York and vicinity; other; good chance for
man selling for liquor house.
r. NAY co. corner Broad and Beaver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

T II SIXTH AVENUE ONE DOOR FROM WAIVER
N ley place.Lades and gentlemen will be astonished at
the prices f. HARRIS pays Tor their Casto Clothing Car
folows-For dresses from IS to $780, for coats from SIS
to 500 pants, $S So Please call address
F. HARRIS, II Sixth avenue. Ladies attended by Mrs
IIarri
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-12-15
what win 1t Amount T.,

The friends of education are looking to
the forthcoming Teachers Association with
considerable interest. What will amount
to in the end? Much good we hope will re-
suit from this assembling of the Teachers.
We have been depending upon politicians
long enough. They will never give us a
school system. We hope that this class
may not be represented in the Association.
As a general thing the educators do not at
tend these associations because they are
generally held at a time when teachers are
engaged in their schools. 1t is to be hoped
the present gathering of teachers may be
such as to impress upon the Legislature
the necessity of immediate action. If it
does not result in something of this kind
it will be a failure. The present school
system does not meet the wants of the
people. In the rural districts schools will
never be made efhcient-we doubt wheth-
err they can even be organized. The great
object of a school system is to carry the
means of acquiring, at least the elements
of an education, to the children of the ru-
raj districts. Towns and cities can take
care of their children's education because
they have the facilities. 1t is otherwise
in the country, for there is, in many local
tiles. an almost utter restitution of even
ordinary educational facilities. A school
system that does not reach these out-of-the-
way places, IS not likely to produce any
very great change in the condition of those
who are without schools. What the teach
ers viii do when they assemble, is a mat
ter of great Importance at this particular
time. The people want an efficient system.
1t is of little consequence to them wheth-
err it be a Massachusetts idea or a Tennes-
see idea. If our Legislature can origin
ate a good school system or remodel the
present one, let that be done. If a better
one can be secured by following the plan
adopted in some of the New England
States, let that be done. 1t is to be hoped
the teachers will press this matter ON the
Legislature.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-12-15
Public ScheeIs Of Missouri.

From the able report of Hon. L. A. Par
ker, Superintendent of the Public Schools
of Missouri, we find that there we're in the
State. for 1869, 5S4.026 children between
the ages of 5 and n. Number of chill
'Iren il public schools 249, 729. Number
of teachers LAG. School houses 5,413,
and 5,3O7 public schools taught. The
value of school houses, 5 3,0S7,6S2. The
total amount paid for teachers wages in
81 countie, was $864,672, and average of
nearly S 5000 to each county.
The Superintendent states in his report,
that Missouri, during her existence as a
State, has made trial es six school laws,
differing more or less throughout. and
these failing in five cases out of the six to
produce the desired results, has abandon
ed them. In forty-nine years the State
has however, made great Improvements
such as to astonish many of the older States
whose school systems have undergone but
little change for many years. This is the
fourth report of Missouri. but Tennessee,
an old State, has never sent forth but one.
We are indeed, behind the times. We
legislate against education.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-12-15
A False Alarm.

A funny incident occurred at the house
of one of our citizens a short time ago,
which we believe too good to be lost. The
family had retired for the night and were
all safely lodged in the arms of Morpheus
when the gentleman was aroused by a
strange and mysterious knocking which
seemed to eminate from the kitchen. He
called out "'who is there?" but the intru-
der made no verbal reply, only the knock
ing went on louder than before. In his ex-
element the gentleman imagined the
sound was approaching his bed chamber
and springing from his couch grasped a
fire shovel, at the same time shouting
don't come in here DRILL shoot your brains
out % Still the same knock knock knock,
which the irate man of the shovel thought
to say the least, a very cool reception of
mis- terrible threat. The knocking contin-
ued and the gentleman growing holder ad-
yanced cautiously toward the region from
which the noise seemed to proceed. Soft
ly opening the kitchen door he peeped in
expecting every moment to encounter a
burglar, when the cause of his alarm man.
ifested itself in the shape of a half grown
kitten which on a predatory excursion in
the kitchen, had inserted it's head into a
cream pitcher. and was unable to withdraw
It again. The knocking was caused by its
efforts to relieve itself of its unwieldy he'll
met. The now exasperated landlord rush
ed upon the disturber of his dreams and
with one blow of his shovel completely de-
molished the pitcher, while the frightened
feline not entirely unscathed, scampered
out of the kitchen and escaped.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-12-15
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court is in session here this week,
Judge Gillenwaters presiding since Tues
day. On Monday Judge q. not being
present the members of the bar elected
Maj. A. H. Pettebone to take his place for
the time being.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. David Brit
ton, was appointed TO act as Clerk during
the present term of Court. We also see
Sheriff Walker of Greene here. Wonder
If he is trying to get our friend Grifith's
place? And then Capt. Ellis, the Revenue
Collector of Greene, is here. Wonder if
he is going to collect our taxes? If these
gentlemen have all come here from Greene
expecting to make money by running u
machine, they will certainly go home very
much disheartened, as our market is not
supplied with hat article at this time.