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The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
Opinions OF the Press.

SINCE the recent elections the Grange
men are stimulated to greater efforts, their
numbers are increasing, and they are man
ifestly destined to control the political flu
ture of this country. Their newspaper or
gan, The Grange Advance, published 1T Red
Wing, is largely circulated here, and is
quite popular sheet.-Pierce Co. Herald.
The Grange movement seems to be gain
ing strength. They are now publishing
newspaper in Red Wing-TAe Granqe 4d-
vance-to advocate the cause. Any move
ment that tends to the pecuniary improve
ment Of the farmers and to their general
intelligence should be encouraged.
County Hsrald
neHE GRANGE ADVANCE is the title of q
ow paper, neatly executed and in quarto
trm, recently established at Red Wing.
is edited with ability, and as its name
suggests, is mainly devoted to the discus
sion and promotion of those interests en-
braced in the Grange movement. From
the number before us, we judge the AD-
VANCE is neutral in politics, laboring,
seemingly, for the best good of the farming
and other industrial interests in the State.
-Rochester Post.
NEW GRANGE PAPER.-The new Grange
paper, The Advance, published at Red Wine.
is we'll up to the times, and if it holds out
as it has begun will more than repay the
cost to the Patrons. The first copy is rum
ming over with good things and just what
the Patrons need to concentrate their ef-
forts in one channel.-JanesviZle Arqus,
Woseca Co.
The first number of The Grange advance,
the new organ Of the Patrons, has appeared.
It is published in Red Wing every Wednes
day, and is we'll printed eight page paper.
1t promises "to work faithfully and work
increasingly for the advancement and up
building Of the Order of the Patrons Of
Husbandry," and will " furnish the mem
bers thereof with all the latest news per
tanning to the Order throughout the coun.
try" at two dollars per year.-Dispatch.
The Advance, Grange organ, published
from Red Wing, is out The paper
is very creditable in appearance, con-
tains large amount Of reading matter of
| interest to the farming community, and is
edited with good taste and ability.-Pio
neer
The first number Of The Grange Advan<e,
published at Red Wing, has made its sp-
pearance. 1t is an eight page form, five
columns to the page, neatly printed, and
well filed with readable matter.-S Paul
EUening Journal ..!~>-
The Grange advance, the new organ Of
the Patrons Of Husbandry, published 1t
Red Wing, has made its appearance. 1t is
well-printed, eight-page sheet, and while
being strictly non partisan. will labor ear
nestly in the interests Of labor; for cheap
transportation; against railroad and other
monopolies, and for the mental, moral and
intellectual elevation of tie masses.-St.
Paul Press.
The Grange Advance is new paper pub
lished at Red Wing, ana devoted to the in
terests of the Order and farmers 1t does
not meddle with politics. Wo6asha Herald.
A FEW hours before going to press, we
received copy Of The Grange Aduauce, tho
new Grange paper published at Red Wing.
It is large. handsomely printed sheet. and-
will, no doubt, do good service in the cause
Of reform. ---Roehester Federal Union. ,.: !!
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
A WORD TO PATRONS.

The GRANGE ADVANCE the only Grange paper in the State
1t is live paper.
It has patent insdes outsdes but is all published
home.
It contains all general news of Importance
It gives the very latest news
It deals with the living, vital issues of the day.
It is the sworn enemy Of Monopolies and Humbugs.
is the special organ of the Granges and will labor to
build up the Order.
It is medium of communication between the Granges
Farmers exchange the results of their experience through
columns.
Let every who wants such paper subscribe for THE
GRANGE ADVANCE.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
UNCLE TOM.

ORION, MIMI, Dec. 80, 1873.
| Editors Grange Advance:
have read your valuable paper for
some time past and am much pleased
with it. I think the children's depart
ment will be Of great benefit to the
young folks. AS modern preacher l
have no fears of it's success, and it is
truly the laborer's friend. If its supe-
rior can be found in one year from now
then l am no prophet. But am going
to criticise little. In your las: issue I
notice the following, moreover it is
not generally alleged that the increased
sum is larger than should be properly
paid to members of Congress- Now,
Mr.. Editor, such language as that is an
outrage on all decent society even if it
does come from Harper's Weekly. You
know, and so does every other intelligent
man, that $1,000 filled Congress with
thieves then what will 81 500 do?
Why, sir, should not be surprised to
see one of these 81 500 men come out
of the brush with cooked revolv er in
his hand and demand my money. An
honest man will work for one,half the
money while rogues take all they can
get. An honest man will make a for
tune with $4,000 a year, but rogue
will spend three times that amount. IF
you don't believe it just ask Mat Car
penter what he spent last summer at
Long Branch.
1t is claimed by some that an editor
endorses all that he copies from ex-
changes, but I can't believe that you
endorse the salary increase am l right ?
wish to call the attention of your
readers to the selection of reading mat
ter in our State. have asked several
to subscribe for the ADVANCE, and often
hear the reply that they have more pa
pers now than they can get time to read,
and when I ask what papers they take,
I find the New York Ledger the Litera-
'y Companion, the Saturday Euening
Post, and some such trash, that should
suppose no one but some lovesick old
maid could find time to read. And I
suppose it is very much the same the
world over. Friends, did you ever stop
to think how much money leaves our
State annually for fictitious literature,
and what benefit do we receive for it =!
l answer, none. Then let US stop fat.
ting up eastern editors while we are
starving home industry, for We are
starving ourselves as we'll. We have as
much talent in Minnesota as any State
in the Union in proportion to our pop.
ulation; then let US support it and keep
our money at home where it is so much
needed and the benefits we shall derive
will be incalculable.
| Yours, hoping that your efforts will
not cease until the ADVANCE shall be q
| Welcome visitor in every house in the
land. G.E. HOPKINS.
+ a FARMER in Kansas recently found
himself short ofshot, xhen at nidnight
1 pair 2of. burglars called upon Rim
He had gun, aud he had powder, and
he had box Of fever pills. Into the
j gun vent the pills, and after mo-
ment into the burglars, one Of whom
MAS killed and the other severely wound
ed. Neither Of the scoundrels is pre
gkS = Al 4 T. F.
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Gs wirb ni6t geiagt, paB gtoninationen itatt=

Gs mirO nidt geia9t, oaB gtOminatiOnen itatt-
finben uerben.
Geraoe, mte Der Seenann an llng ii d g.
g db fife glaubt, 10 bGlt Der @iienbahn= Se=
oienite mant)e 2ofomotiueu fir @ebifel bes
llnqlids. Inter ben 0ampfroffen, melde
bieie Sire qenieBen, lit Die 2ofomotipe - Bai=
laic" anf ueld)er in gierp= =Seriee in Der pori=
gen @oae ein Mann perungliidte. Ils bic
ielbe neil aus Der @ertitdtte fam, ftiirSte iic
nm llnb tGbtete stpel 2trbeiter, bann brad 5ie
burd cine Bride unb ieitbem bat iie BEL srpei
@oQtiioneu cine Stole geipielt.
Gin Stem 9orfer Seutlder, nit gtamen
gouis Serger (an9eblif) in IA. SraBe
pobnbaf), lpllroe geitern in troitloiem GU
ltanbe nit elmer bebeutenben SduBnunOe am
Sopf 3u Gait= gr0pibeuce gefuneen nno, nad)<
Dem er I'M &boOe- Sslanb =6oIpital perbnnben
fporoen, in bie@entral- Boliseiltation gebradlt.
gr iagte, er iei teraubt uno babel perluunbet
woroen. Sbwohl Berger untbersu9eben Der,
mag, -f0nnte iid) oenuo9 feline gSunoe na6
Der 9(niidt Der Ner3te ais t6plid erweiien.
Sas ib0nite uS al ~" in &ana g
piro oieGuss sseihnnn9 erbalten, IN einen1 Sim
ber,pagen gefabren 81 lperoen, oeiien fi6 fein
erropGiidIer Yrin3 Don dGtenl uno unsfpeifel=
baftem @ebliit 81 iddmen brauft. Gin
Sanblungsbau5 IN 0eaueniuortb, aani., bat
nemlid) bel Der yMauufacturing Comp" in
Otontpellier, ST., einen ainberipagen beitelt,
Der BET elmer benlndhit in &anias ab5ubalten=
ben Stuatsaustellung benienigen ySabp,"
iueld]es BON ben Breisrid,tern als Oas i6Dnite
erfldrt !pirb, oerebrt peroen ioa. Der $50
gen, ueld)er bereits abseid,idt nurbe, ioll elm
Meiterperf fetuer rnb gei9madpoller 9lrtelt
Ieln. Die Walereien inn Srnern iinb bas
SSerf Oes 6rn. 6rieorid SdaOe uno erregen
bur9 ibre flluit= unb Notwithstanding
unb 9(usfiibrung allgemeine 8e,punoeruns.
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q. 6. SEEING, Gi9cntbiimcr Der rstaatS-
3eitung," Der ais berpura9enber 6iibrer Der
Solfs= Bartei befanut 1T, rie III Der lebten
@ountp. .@abl iie9reid1 mar. 6r. SEEING itellte
Die aniduloigung in 4breOe uno perlan9te
Die llnteriu6un9 Der Sade. Die Grbttterung
Der @emiitber hattie itf in pieier Sad)e 10 &C.
iteigert, oaB man propbe3eite, es tperoe 5n
einer peri0nli6eu @o1iiiou fommen.
9leien 9ta6nittag fam eS benn aud mirf-
lid Dor Der yStuutS= =3eitung8" .Sfftctu sum
9tecontre. Gin 6eporter Der vSimes," Jas
mems 6rauf Mc&lentbeu, iprud) 6rn. SEEING
I'm eine llnterreHuug an. Der Heetere fragte
i'm, OBJ er cine llnterrcOung NIT ct. Clair
Sutherlanb beridtet babe, i'll Der er ibn, 0e=
ilng, einen 9teb nennt?
Der Geporter beiabte Sas, ober faum hattie
er Oas gSOrt geiagt, Qls tbm 5r. 6eItng ieine
Sauit nit Oen fiinf Singern in paS @eitd)t
itlleuberte uno i'm su Sobeu i9lug. @r CAB
ibm nod eiuen sweiten 9enfSettsl, aber MN
fam Elm auberer &eporter Der Stmes" ieineln
9ollegen Al 6iilie unb bieb nit icinem Spas
Steritod auf t6ru. Setn9 ein. 5r. SEEING re-
tirirte bierauf i'll ieine Sffisin. 0tcGlentbcn
ertpirfte iid) einen SerbaitSbeiebl, unb $or.
!5eiing wtrb nlorgen SOrnlittag Dor Dem Sc
rldlte eriCleilleu
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sofals sertd,tc aus gsasbtnatpn.

Y 81
gSai btngton, 13. 2lug. - Seute 6eqaun
Die 2lrbeit Der Scri66nerlng Der llmge6ung
bes Carbohydrates.
- Sr. StObert 8. 0tufel bon Stem gorf
itarb anf Dem Sahn5u9e, welder geitern2(beno
llbr tmBabnboie Der y Baltimore Yotomac.
SaGn" eintraf.
Die GenftrsGntihGogungs sGommiiion
bat groBe SauS an Der o=StraBe Smiiheu Der
10. uuo l6. StraBe gemietbet.
- @eltern Utorgen muroe BON elmer 4na
5abl WiGnner auf Der 6arm be8 Srn &oidep,
in Der 9eqenO Der Slahensbura 8oa6, cir
farbiger Wann ei1gefangen, ben man fir oaS
Sdeual bGlt, meldle8 Dor einigen 99ofen eiu
idGnblideS Serbre6en al elmer iundeu Dame
auSgefiibrt babeu ioa. 0erielbe muroe nad)
oem BoliSei t6auptquartier 9ebradt, bebaup-
tete ieood feline lluidulo uno iagte, ultr her
llmltanO, GAP Die VtGnncr, Die ibn einbrate
ten, nit @ewebrcn betpGffuet tuoren, bdtte ibr
bemogen, mitSu9ebeu. Streit nit ieiner
6rau lei bic llriahe, baB cr bic Stabt perz
laien babe. @r miro mabri6elnlif) beEte
mieOer entlaiien perbeu.
- 9lm WtOutag 2lbenO hielt Der nel era
uannte Sdulratb ieine erlte Q5eriammluug int
Srautlin Sd)ulbauie. 2lumeeuo maren bic
SS. WcQcaou, Sreuh, 0per, 8rowu. .8ioer,
Smitb, 9Obnion, elopO, 6pOs, DtOfutt,
gSn0oluaro uno SrootS.
@ecr9e S. Wc2eQau murSc sum grGfOeu-
ten unb SOlur 8. BrOofS gum SetrctGr er=
mdhlt. Die Jiegelu uno 8eihGftSfiibrung
Der alten Sdulrdtbe lpurbe bis AMI QSeitereS
aboptirt nno Sobnion fellte ben 4utra9, bag
ein @omite eruannt Wcroe, nm iidl iiber cine
gleltmGBi9e @rlicbuu9Smetbooe 5u bcratben-
0ie DfaloritGt Der alten Wtttglteber oeS
SdulratbS fub i'm bGdliteu @rabe nnSuIrie=
ben iibcr Oas &eriabreu Der 0iltrifts Gonl<
mtifdre unO baben prn. y8alter 9auioge eu=
gN9irtt UNI cine Sujunttion gegen ben iGbiqen
Shuratb beran85nnebmen.
- %or ungefdbr ciuem Sabre muroe eiu
iunger Wann, gtamenS 6r0utlin Senner, auf
ole Nntla3e otrbaftct, aui SRI. g. 0autmortb
geidjoien 5u babeu, m0brenb iic om Senlter
ibres 0auIcS ltano. Senncr i1iibte 6amals
tempordren gSabnituu Dor. @tiiern mafte
er Hln nnredt oaoHrd gut, CAP CT ole ilmge
N1mp hfirnthPtP
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0SrXnNc.

gSorceiter, WiaIi., r. s(uguit - 9ie
Morgcu po(litdnOig niebergebrauut. Sier
unO;wau5ig Yfcrbc famcn in ben Elammen
nm. Ser Serlult betrG9t etma $4,000.
Sc ntreal, @an., II. 9lug. - gu Ean=
nerieS brannteu beute Wtorgeu iteben groBe
Dtietbbduler nieber. @tma 80 6amilien murz
ben obba6los IND Gi9entbum i'm 9Sertbe bon
$4,000 murOe Serlt6rt. Die Suiherung 1T
uubeocuteno.
2ouispille, &p., u. 9(ug.-Sn gSoo6z
burg, gSarren=Gountg, &p., brannte Dor Ell
nigen abenben gSattin'S 9rOBe SubadSiabrlf
uieoer, unb 30,0OOYfuno Sobaf purben bon
Den Slammen ptrniftet. Der Scrluit betrGgt
$50 900, Die SCril6cruug etlua 100000.
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SelesrapbiiGe 9epeide1t.
ssnlanO.9epeiaens
Gus Der gmmoesbanYtfaot.

gSaj btngto n =. Nn9nlt. = Glne aus
10 Sd1ptliugen beitebenbe Oeputation BON
Smaba SnDianern lit bente bier an9efom=
men. sic nollen namentlt6 uegen bes Ser
faufs eines Sbeiles ihrer 9ieieruotion on bic
gSinnebagos nit benz fun9irenoen @ommiiidr
&Hdiprad)e nebnten.
= SIM Snnbesi6ote befanbcn iid, beute
s15, ,561 1893 Gourant; $59 9,085 900 SpeSial-
Gapier9elb Sepoiiten sur @tnl6iuns bon
9epoiitcniheiuen; s71 ,92O,3o6 Silber, eiltz
ldJlieBlif S32, ,906,7OO on Wtiin5 Sertifi-
faten. Die Bapierselo Girfulation betrug
e9Q2 OO0 nOO
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gSctteres tiber oen HaHenfrte8 TT
WtSiiiiippt.

Wtemp BITS 3enn., Il. auguH. -yellte,
wel9c nit Dem Dampfer uSt. 8rancts" bier
augefomnten iinb, meloen, CAP Iuittn 9eltern
Ga1mittag nm 5rpei llbr BON ben Ne9erH
eingenomnen nnrSe.
GRempbis, Senn., y. anguit. Capt.
Sames See pom Oampfer ySt. SranctS," !"
pelfer beute Oforseu bier anfam, melbet:
,Natbem Die 9aeger, iueld)e aaittn umsirz
aelten, aeitern surifgetriebeu iuaren, perz
id,wanben iie, nno es bieB a1gcniein, oaB iie
bic in ben umliesenoen YIantagen unbei6iitt
suriidgebliebensn SrausH nnO Slnoer ermor=
Seten. Die Wtdnner, meld)e auitin pertbei~
oist batten, madten ii6 lofort anf ben sSes,
NM ibre Tamillen 81 beld)ltben. 90 mar
anfin talo oDue ale SertbeiOi9rns, 2-3
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8e.pitter 1T Sbio. : Wentt Samen
ppus Yltbe aetroTen.

saas, epa elsn a1 Ias n59oli BON Hs5I g5rna
ftelO, Ohio, idlug Der Slis bcute gtadmlts
tag I'M llbr in ben oorttgen &lrdtburm.
9teuu 0an1en, peldJe I'M Seitibiil itanben,
I'M enem SrausrgottesOienite beiSupobnen,
murben bonn Slite getrofien; fiinf oerIelben
muroen ihfuer perlebt, 10 OaB al ibrem anf~
fouln1eu oe2meifelt mtrb.
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sserSud,tcr y. .e,,d,cln,oro. .

St. Yaul, Wttnu., II. aug. - 0eute
iriib nm llbr Oraug Gin nubefanntes Snoi-
piouum in oa5 Sdlabimmer OeS YrofeIiors
g. 9. Saplor, DeS Yrin5ipals elmer bieI9en
SolfsIhule, uno ieuerte smci Sdiiiie auf i'm
ab, beren elmer lorn. 2aplor cine idluere
9Sunoe am SOpfe beibrabte. Der Sbdter
entfani. Die 9biidt ldeint cher 0teudlelz
morD, ais 0taubmOro acmeien Sn ittn. Die
Ier3te 9lnnbeu, 6r. Saplor merOe mieoer &C.
rrripr
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0;p e>r,,;frcde,, iu Wcbrasfa.

Sm ba, 9tebr., u. 9lu9ult. - Seridte
aus bem iiiomeitlifiteu Sbetle beS Staatc5
meloen, oaB Die 9euihrcfen oaielbit idlOH
grobe Scrbeerungeu angerihtct baben. Die
Qniiebler habeu fein 6utter fir ibr &inopieb
uno ibre S6weire. Wfan miro BON bier unO
anocren Srten bem gleno Our6 Stitrdge su
ItPueru iuf1eu
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Wonrid,te,, a,,s oopaa,,a.

Sapanna, -. 9lu9uit.- 0urd Die Sc
itrebun9en OcS amcrifanIid)en @eneral Gon
ulS 1T nit ben beTgcn BoitbebOroen ein
arrangement getroiten, mad Incident Polten
fir Die Ser. Staaten porldnftg bur6 ba8Son
iulQt beiorQt uer0eu lolcn.
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GadnoIihes Yerbrcd,en ettteS
MconrS Skt.ss N n tia

@olumbia, S.zS., u. 9lug. = Gin
0feger, 9amens 5enrp @louer, id]dnbete an1
Sanlitag sn 9erinstOn cine geadtete pelBe
Srau unb ri6tele lie nit e4lasen itrhtbar
gu. Gr murbe beute eingeiangen uno &C.
InlIf,f
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Scr @eInntnrft.

gtewzDorf, u. 9ln9. - @slo leidt 3n
2-24. gSediel hau, 4.S71. Sob felter su
1O94-s. Shlt9atiouen aftip, Se6ier 1881,
'62er 111a. @ftien i6lOiieu fan, 9tefp Yolf
Central 1909, @rle 324, Safe Sbore 72R, 81.
Central 94, YittSbur9 S64, gtortbweltern 38s,
pref. 544, Jiod SslanO 90.
lluterihabamtS Silan3: 9olo $50,539,z =
1877. Spuraut SGO, ,4395I9.
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Der Seed1er= Siltpm'idle sfanoaI,

gtti % orf, -. qu9. - Wtoulton bat
etnem 8Tt1terItattcr bente Utorgen periid)ert,
Dap 'ein Serid)t beute nid)t per6hentliht wer-
ben uiirbe. @r tpeigerte itdl, auf ionitige
Srageu irgenbmelde eIusfunft 81 geben. Sen.
Sracp iagte, er mtlie nlht, penn Der Seridt
Der YreiIe sufommen meroe, fiigte tnbeb bt1z
sll, oab er CLAUDE, bic SerDfientlid)ung beiicl=
ben merre 5u9let1 nit 0rn. Seeter's Strtd)t
geid)cben.
6olgenoe Angaben biirften fir autbentiId
gelten: Ntoulton le9te Dem llnterludungsz
&onlite MIR Die BON bemlelben perlangten
Sriefe Silton'S nnb geedlcr's Dor. Gr bate
friiber Die 9.bfht, ale III ieinemSeiit befinb=
lid)eu Sriefe abSuliefcrn; na6bem er aber
am Sonutag uno Wontag nit ieinem Sater,
nit Seul. gutler uno 8. s. Sraep Seraz
tbun9er gepflogen hattie, ipurbe bci6loIiem,
nm 6ie oben eripdbnten Srtefe 5u unterbreiten.
Sb Die iibrtgen Srieie Ben Sepeis BON See,
6er's Sdulo entbalteu, bat man nibt erfab=
reu f0nnen.
Ser Srooflpner ,@agle" melbet: vSetder
mirb beute slbeno iei1en Seridt ablegen.
9erislbe miro lperigitens adt Spalten beS
n@agle" fitllen."
Stem Dorf, II. 2lugnit. - Gs beiBt,
0touton, Silton unD be8 2ettercn Inwalt,
pet 'ltu)lst -0'oil'o' 9ui'e" o'e Otaot p't-
laIieu.
Rewzgorf, -. slug. Die Sbaten
hcs See9er'iden llnteriu9ungs Counties
biiQen iid tdgli6 in ell unpnrdloringlidereS
@ebeimniB. Sc mar cine ifmere auf9abe,
heute 4beno cine Spur Der Otit9lieber beiel
ben su finben. Mitglieoer Der Breiie itatteten
III !5rn. Sbearman's NIB gbru. Or. Storr'S 5
Sanle geillfe ab; Die 6erren iuaren aher
ntrgenbs 3u finben. Nfan hafte bann, oaB
bas Gomite ii6 nlDglider gSeiie IN 6rn.
Beeder'S gSobnllng anf ben Columbia
SeigbtS ueramnlelt babe. ruesbalb oaS Srot
toir uor ben1 Sauie BON Sertretern Der Yreiie
beiett mar. @twa Inn 3l0 llbr fam br. Sill
nit einem freinbcn 6errn angefahren nno trat
in has Sans ein. 9as Gomite uertagte ilf)
aeaen 4l2 llbr, iuollte aber iiber Die SerbIno-
I,tt,n l2idat.5 t,crla,ttcrr lriie,t
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1lhreuotebitabl.

g3ewarf, N.zS., y. Nug. = Wtebrere
Mdnner tratcn gcitcrn in 9lidenbad'S Sc
bauOe on Der Springfielo 9loenue Elm uno
saben tor, Tanmlidfeiten in osmielbsn mic
tben s1 wollcn. sic brangen inoeB uen oort
in ben I'M 2. Stodlperfe beiielben @ebduoes
beiiuplt6en llbren= unb Suluelenlabcn beS
Sru. S. G5bel. Die Ablpelenbeit Der Saz
nlilie madbte es ben 0ieben mDglid, neun
qoloene llbren i'm @eiamnlhuertbe pon $500
III fteben lno nit ibrem 9taube 81 enttonl>
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II IT. 8esn SEA.
S. @aueD
1T BON gsr. 14t, g8elt=8altimorez, nod Vr 30,
yaoro &bariesitraBe, seSosen, Doielbf s'n le9f
srober Sutratb Don
Wsenid)em=p adrett,
ols: Ierrii6cm, 9onpees, Neifedten, - den.e,
ioiuie aud
Yarfmn,erte'm, Ssamme, Saritem. Tdder'
Ioilettem= uno JancDzMrttfel
All ,ehr biiiaeu Yrct,en gu 5iuben fuo.
=. ssaneS. ytr. IS, Nnro=Sbarlesss
cine 2bnre oberbalb Oct te1inston StraBe.
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spesial Noti3elt.
ataorr,s 1,a(fn- Bahnnnluer

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effeftip reinigt uub madt Die Sabne ipeB, lot ben
98einiiein Gb, uub perbiuoert Dos Seroer6en Der
3dbne- Die Saeon Der S9a6tel lit neu, nieott9, be-
quem uub ipariam. Breis % Gents. gu baben in
alien apotbeten uuo Orosuens9anolunseu.
(2lu95, ,12MteD
81 SD pertauie sfdhmaidlnen alrr @rt auf Wios
uatssablunseu. ger ober Saar beSabl, erbdIt einen
bo5eren AtSus, ol5 bon irsenb einem anoeren Sauie
in Der Staot erlaubt urb. SD oermietbe uno repa=
rire, turS idb tbue Ales.
s. 4. WeSeenneH.
0r. 1856, Beft=Sapetteitrase, unb
(Mai26,1SD Ir. %, SI>Saltimoreitr.
@ SotelsGtests miiIien iebr hoflite seute ietn,
ion idat auf iie elm gutter 9bet oes Gebdisen, oas
Deuen, Die oa5 Ge9entbcit iinb, antlebt. DaS
tn Bottom bat beionoeres
@lid; es beiist in ben 8etben ieiner Anse'teuten
iclde ansemetne eiebIinse bes reienoen Sublitums,
iuie ole SS. Uiprif, Oonle uno @lapp. G9O-20tf&fp)
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3. 8atme, Seransseber.
sRe1ial zMotiielt.
8aIttms ore
frf 9n(uranff Mfiff

CIV SS"l "l~*~~Sk &pYFNkf
fuonsnss6e boa eoutbs nno 4Satets efra he.
0ieie @eleutdatt perf4ert tortmdbrenb sesen ser.
;ui. ooer Staben burdb Branbunslid iouoiii IN Ser
sa Ssot ME s1sin I'm sasOs ole gstsn bon eissutsn.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mobeln, Saus @erdtbidafen,
TN Ban besriifene ober TN bateu tn Sabung 6efiuos
Hths 6aAr3eu9e u. {. 10.
Das OiIrftortura befeht ans toIsenben Serren:
VIM. q. arrti on, yrdfioent;
SEQ. U. Siders, s. D. 3apF,
1apio 9. Wilion, S. 4obt. Senffus.
Soidb Bennington, g. Worton Stenart
Srancis Z. Sting, q. 8. Heipcomer,
Senrp 9arron, GrptIe Soriuis,
Oi. z. Steuart 10. %. GaetOr,
2Sn. 5. Brune, Sstael &o9en,
@eoree e. Sarrilon.
Mpplttatons. 1ormnare uno fpettere Na a9rtht tbeI
DIE S,elj bGit tpiro In Der Otfce, Sabpefzgde bon
seutp@ uuo g1aterfrase, ertbelt, mo aub ale Gufs
dss ofort erteSis 'Osrosn; . gsrsIsnssa srosn
sant Dinften mag. ~.s
lSaul.iSD 5r. Noootpsstb, ser.
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Sermiid)te Nn;eigsn.
Gte faafmdrmiid,e @aentnr bon
Il. W. gunn & Comp,

SaIttmore.
(&tabIirt I'M Suni 1841.)
Siefes StGbIi5iement iieert (uur on nnteriGretoer
ale uotbi9eu oetaiGirteu Suiomatioueu blnli9tli6
6dnoIern II. /. ~. nnerbaIb Der Ber Staaten, 2ers
rtorten uno BrtiIdzgforoz Nmeria aud1 liefern iis
elm HeiereuS Suh, tpsldes Die gtomeu pon mebL
ais 100000 Saufeuten u /. 10. uno oeren Staten unb
bic Stelluu9 oerleIben entbdIt. IS lit oas compile
teite uub aus9ebebutete Spftem, peI6es iemals ill
Seauemlldteit Der Sdntz uno SanbeIsbduier uno fin
Die Gl9emeine Serbeiierun9 uno ben S6us oes 6an=
beGs orsanirt fpuroe. 80 3mei9biireaus baben mir
tpeldbe in ben bduptidtfidfen Stdoten fno; uniert
SrIeihterun9en tonuen niht Ibertroffeu fperoen.
gSrn. g. Scartett, bieriuobnenoer @ompa9nou.
BS- 6dui9e anlprii9e Deroen eiE9eSo9eu uuo 9e.
u6tsia6cn m Il9emcinen beior9t. (Sau2l,tSO
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0rcSe 9teomftiom Ser &aHees
Yreile!

Better Nin=&affes 28 Gents.
9eiter Yasuaara: :Haffee 80 Sents.
@entabIensr arabttd)er 3aHee s5 Nts'
Nr. 20, @eit SalttthDres Strase,, I,
1.@roNe Stem - orfer eeze zeompa9Hte,D
bel Gmttle & Sorbleg.
/n,Sr,f6 t)JiteS)
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@in 90iue In Sfreibcit.

9 dtHftt a on, N:-D., L. IHyHF. =
gSdhreuo ein nit einer 0tenagerie perbunoez
ner Girfus geitern a(benb auf Dem gse9e BON
bisr mad, @aratosa mar, collioirte Der 9Sagz
anu, ouf pel6ent Der 20pcnfafi9 Ilb befanS,
ciniae sls,le4 iiiblid bon BALL ton NIT benz
Salfenperf einef Bride, Sep 8dfia nuroe
sertriimmert uub Der 20iue mar IN 6relbelt.
ST lprang burh baS 6eib, tsbrte I'M uno
ipraus ouf einen s8aggon, III ioelbenl ltd)
Bferoe beiauNe11, BON oeHsn Der gDlue mebrere
nit ielnel Saten peripunoete. G;an muree
enslit, ieiner pNrh cine 2iit wieoer babbaft.
Gs purbe eiuGai6 getbotei uuS III eIneH @u=
termasgou sepOrfen. Der 1Dwe ipraHg iotort
mad, unb plIr6e aui beie QSeile geiangen.
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Gin 9eatId1er TT slo.Garoltna er.
tttpr0ef.

Qu9nita, @a., II. gng. = Qetten Otou=
taa qbenb muroe elm Seuti6er, ytameuS
Samcs Bcterisu, in ciner @irtbidaft bel
2auslep, g. s., BON Yeter antrp erihoiien.
Y. lhoB auf eiuen anbern Manu llno traf ben
aSeteripn Ser NR1rner entflnh