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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06
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TRUSTEES SALE.

-,uEprAs On The 9th fifth day Of JaEnar--,
w A. D. 1886, John c. HaliecN, Oh Linn euuh
ty and State of Iowa, executed unto Johh NUS
selman as trustee, certain coed OF trust conNe!
inc to said trustee the lands in Cedar county lows,
and described as follows, TO wit: the the "ess
half of the south east IS II quarter. and the tLi
east half of the south-wcs. Is b quarter, ana
the frs tional part Of the soatE-east ionfsh % te
~ " pnortt.Se quarter ef section (iil ele'en,
Ia township $50 egatE .t''I o. ianse Gno WE. W.
Of TIC fTth principal MeTlelhl, &C." nr Ia
hundred and eightY-aeven acres NOR" VI -
which saId couyeyanc was made ~ the ss.- - ma
c. Ha,leck, for the purpose Of securing Tue ~
ment of two certain pron.issory noteh anu thS
interest thereon, signed by the said Johh Z ha,
lecs dated the 9th day OF January , ~ 80
and both of said notes made payable to the ofdef
o. Charles H. shegf, and payable az foiIo"S:-
One for the sum of one hundred dollars, payaole
on the 5th day Of july A. j. 1856 and the o!hsF
of said notes for the sum OF one taonsahd ooiars
PAYABLE on the 9Th day Of January, A. H. 1885,
and with interest at the rate Of ten per cent per
! an,,r,, IN 18th of said notes: aud now, beta OF
! All nn.c. having become due and payable, anu
thn .afI John C. Halleck having failed'to pay tae
ast of said potes (the first enc TO VIZ: 1of VIC
sum Of one hundred dollars having beeh paIo]
| and the said John c. 5ssek ana Ms as, rs hS n'
! ing made all entire default aui heBt-'1 "uo.'
/ to pay the last Of the above u.@HfIpVa W.,
! John kusselman, trustee ss aforesaid, 10 AstS
| give this public notice that by virtue Of th~ pow.
o. which Is in me vested by said deed Of trasr, !
/ viii, On Tuesday, March goth A. d. 1915, a! tho
| hour Of o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, at The court
| house door in the town Of Upton, ia said Cesar
county, Iowa. expose and offer for sale 6: public
auction, 10 the hi CHEST bidder for cash, the par.
| GELS OF land above described or 80 mach thereof
a. shall te sGfticien; satisfy and pay the anoaI:
due and t. become due, with the interest thereon
10 the day Of sale, costs Of this notice and Irus
/ lees fees.
/ T'pon the com plefion Of such sale a Deed will
/ be given in accordance rilh tha stipul.ti pns q
said Deed 0. Trust. Dated the st dHy q March
. A, ID. lStS. JOHN Nj SSE.AaN,
low. Trustee.
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Tie De Witt C,intoataa after speak
ing o. some Of the more recent doings Of
she 'Regulators" in Clinton county,
gives the following, V,.ieh We commend
to the consideration ot all GOOD cctizens;
and would ask whore viii il end'
With such circumstances to govern ".
We must fall back upon the fret law Of
n-tars-so.f-aeGaae,. We must organ
izc counter company, and protect by
force Of arms, those rights, which the ad-
m!nistration of oar laws fail to secure.
We know hundreds Of men who will
march at moments warning to drive this
Internal bsnditti from our borders.
Let US refer briefly to a few facts in
the history Of this mob aal If our citi-
2cn. will longer couatenancc their &C
tious, We must confess that our lot is cast
among as cracelaas 4 set Of barbarians as
oyar went uowlipped Of justice.
They havc t-ampled upon the laws Of
God aud msn.
They have inA@ran'y murdered our
citizens
They have shot down in cool blood, a
defenoelass man; firing Unfortunately
into his dwelling and jeopardiziag the
lives Of his wife aud children
They have driven all inoffensive wo-
man from her home, compelling her to
leave her property u: the mercy Of the
lswsess invaders.
They have warned peaceful and inof-
fensiye citizens to refrain from sp aaking
against them under the penalty Of death.
They have 50 terrified defenccless
woman, who was sick, that she msy new
er recos Or FROM the effect Of the fright.
They have warned officers OF the peace
not to arrest one Of their humber or in
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We learn from the Davenport Real
Estate Register, that Messrs. Cook & sar-
gent have sold the following amount OF
exchange from the lst of October 1897,
to Feb %, 1853, inclusive:
On New York sl9S,sl0 81, on Bos-
ton slS3, 973 20, on Chicago s46,27l 80
on philadelphia s5,5o5 81, total s4S4,
sos IS. 1t thus appears that the owr-
ers of the Bank of Florence alone have
furnished nearly half a million of ex-
change since Oct. LIST, and when we know
that for the last three months, during
which time the greater portion was sold,)
exchange on Y. York has not been over
sercn per cent, while it WAS three per cent
in Chicago, we can see that all over four
per cent, charged for Florence in ex-
char &c for Illinois funds, has gone to en-
rich the brokers and spectators.
We also find the following statistics of
the grain aud -four business done in that
city since the lst Of September last, viz:
Amount Of wheat exported from Dav-
export, 10000 bushels. Number of bar
rels of -four manufactured at Davenport
mills; mos. of which was shipped to the
East, LOO, which converted into wheat
at the rate of D. bushels to the barrel,
produces 5ol $50 bushels. Total, 58l, >
05O bushels
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given, that the last will and
testament OF Calvin Scott deceased late Of Ced,r
county State OF Iowa. was publicly read AT the
haieh Ser,h OF the County Court of said Cedar
cousts, whereupon it was ordered. thar tba tin'a
Tor proving the same be, the first Monday In Anil
next, At which time all persons interested in Old
Estate, are required to appear aud show cause If
any tne' nave, against the probate of said will.
ny ofaer OF the County Court Of said county.
GEORGE SMITH, County Judv.
ID 4w - this LIST day of March taxa
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

All persons interested are hereby notified that
the Executors Of the Estate Of stephen Ives 80
ceased, hled their tnal report at the March Term
is's % inc oeiar county Court ana also asking
that taeJ he discharged as Executors. Tho first
Monday ~ April il fixed by said Cont, for Acting
on said Report; and unless parties appo.r an5
contest said Report or object thereto. The m.oa.
belonging to said Estate win be di-trinntaa an
the Executors discharged GEORGE SMITH
in."sn '''N County Judge
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ley against the right of the House to
take rny action on t. On the final vote
the House decided by vote of 81 to 10,
that the House could not reject protest
thus establishing precedent.
No important bills have been passed
since my last. The Senate voted Satur-
day to adjourn on the 10th of March, BY
a decisive vote. No bills to be introduced
after the llth, unless by consent Of both
houses. The House will probably con-
cur. Yours, G.
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Ea-0ur friend Of the Des noincs Cit
sz-n, is in mourning because member
Of the Legislature saw fit to patronize his
c3ansy paper instead of giving all his
patronage to the Ctttrea. We had sup
posed that the State printing was some
thing o an object, and that the State
p-iatercouli rgorR to b. generous. There
were several applicants for the Office, but
it was given to tie candidate living at
the pital, in order to give character to
the Capital paper, and enable him to give
1t, report. Of the proceedings Of the leg
i,latrrc. We think there are those who
would willingly take his place, aud not
yrunblc if some other paper docs get a
little patronage. We believe that it il,
important to keep up our couaty papers,
a. well as one at Des Ho.nes.
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Louis Napoleon Himself 81 Member OF tht
Secret Society Which sseetIs His Death.

Secret Society Which seeks His Death.
4 letter from Paris informs US that Il
is SAID some dark hints have been thrown
out ~ 0rsini, whose expressions Of hope
in the ultimate success Of the federation
to which belongs are open and undis-
guised He declares that the associotion
to which he belongs is no pettifogging
Italian conspiracy to overthrow the Gov
ernor of such city, the Mayor Of such
and such a village--but grsund Euro
pean bond of brotherhood-to assist each
man in claiming his own, in aycnging the
common wrong, aud in the adjustment
of all tyrants and their tyrannic rule.
ITO this society we men of'48 belong,
all of US. Louis Ncpoleon himself i. one
of its sworn members-he has violated
his oath--he he has betrayed us all-he
knows the rules Of the association--he
knows the wording Of the oath he took
lie knows the penslty he must pav-h-
knows that he must die :" If such BE
the truth, and these really BE- the words
of the assassin, much that has seemed
strange anl mysterious will straightway
be accounted for The Italian section
of the society, which has ramifeations
all over the globe, was the one frem
whence the avenger Was to be drawn;
and 10 this section lots will be delivered
until the black deed be accomplished.
Such is the accpunt given by the PEG
pie who profess to krow every secret; and,
from doubtful, it has grown to be consia.
cred correct; and is openly talked Of Is
justifyinc sundry rumors which have
gone before, and which had hidden Us
prepare for the very thing which has just
happened.
Ever since the great attempt, the En-.
peror is seen taking his daily walk in the
private garden belonging to the Tuilcries
He leans upon the arm of tall, strong
man, aud walks with thick cane as well
He looks wretehcdly i'll, and has aged
wonderfully in the last few mouths, lean.
ing his head forward, and raising his
shoulders behind, in the most painful
careworn manner.
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1891. "A, o,o h,sho,. To,,, "a,
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-
Correspondents OF 'he a'ssr'''s''
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,hn nn,,, s,r ~. last tbroo d,vs in try
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mocFacE cou'o not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS run
g VINO" ~ 4.
"'o' 'o ~ " ~ wv
the easiest method OF preventing iaMi-
ly quarrel. But they were not permitted
49,. A. o. ;a,u.a,,o,1 ...o,,,
-. $1,000, -, -,
tioA OF enquiry I'D regard 10 tue long
threatened P'''s"' ."h'ch brought them
OUT nc next morning '''s' '''rh
presented 'ne document '"o inoVoo
that II DC tPre"" On the journal Of 'he
house men ohSu'o 'Nree c'f"e''d
hght Oh tue fish' oi protest, which con-
sunea the morning 'e's'o" ana brought
out the "o's guns 10 long, pohaerous
speee'lo' vi e'HS'''O''o""' -''
watson agnea that the House haa r'Sht
to Judge Of P'o''"-'o refer IL 10 4
cohmlttee-'o e1pahSo any part u IL
"hlch was a'sreSpec''u' 70 the house or
"hich c"n'',n'o "'''' .o'''7" 10 inc
SUBJECT Judge 'IatN ''oA SI's'a"''al',
''e 'a"'e VIC" .. II, ~ " ''' '''"'
argued 'n'' '"e ''SH' o. protest was d
eon.'i'o''oha' f'E"'; 'a"' any '"eo'oef
could protest against '"e action OF the
House, ana nave MS protest entered On
the journal
wright rose 10 point OIL ofder-could
the chair entertain motion when the
House hal ~ r'5Att' reJecH IAo char
decided 1t could not
Drunmond, wright, Bradley, Cue,
irumouii AID others o'a'eI the right OF
the House to roje2t protest, or to vote
on it. The chair decided that vote
could DC taken Bates appealed from
that decision, and the char was sustain
ed by the House. The clerk began tc
call the roll, and The members rose to ex
plain as they voted. Bradley, Drnmmond,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06

During the discussion of the appoint
ment of Cook as postmaster Of Chicago
Mr.. Douglas, as is reported, declared on
his word and honor that Cook was person
ally and politically dishonest, and man
neither liability or Oh; racter FIR any po-
sition under the government.
1t is well understood here, in the most
intimate circle Of the Presidents friends
that Immediately on the adjournment Of
Congress Mr.. Jas. Gordon Bennett will
receive his commission as I. :. Minister
to Austria. This will be the simple full
fllment ofone of the conditions on which
the N. Y. Herald gives its support to
the administration.
The select committee on the Matteson
case, announced to-day, is conside
very friendly to him. The majority OF
of them are already committed against
EXPULSION.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06

HARTFORD, Feb. 26.-The Democrats
met to night to appoint delegates to their
State Convention. The meeting was
large and very much excited. 1t was
Dou ylas and anti douglas. The Douglas
delegates were chosen by a vote Of nearly
two to one.
HARTFORD. Feb, 27.-The dispatch
stating that the Democrats last evening
made the issue of Douglas or anti-Doug-
las, and that the Douglas party triumph
ed, is not true The Douglas man was
defeated by Ill votes. The Democrats
Of Hartford sustain the Administration.
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terfere in their proceedings under the
pain of summary punishment.
The above, reader, is brief history Of
their career, and it is for all we'll dispo-
sed citizens to rid the county Of such
law less and mnrdernus band.
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Ee- On Tuesday evening Mr.. Gree

Ees- On Tuesday evening Mr. Green
sent note to Douglas, cody informing
him that a majority of the committee had
concluded to report on Thursday morning.
Douglas, on receiving Green's note,
set to work with his usual energy, al
though he had hardly closed his eyes for
three nights, aud. BY sunrise in the NOR
ming his report was ready, and a copy
of' II, made sh-et BY sheet as uras mysticn
nas Ia tic mail on It's uoy to the ~ T.
T,pbnHe.
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NOTICE.

sos,. - hefehy given, that my wife prspx.
,onnts, Iowa having left my bed aud ho,ra ~
. ans just cause or prove alton whats,cy al
persons are notified not To tlust or harhnr i. ~ ~,
contracted by her sit.s u s VI ashss
spriugdale, Jan. Goth lass. ."
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aay-Somc one asks, lis it lawful to
hang clothes on Mason & Dixon's line 20
We do not think it is, for that line il re-
scrrca to hang the Democratic party
with.
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Chicayo Election.

At the municipal election on Monday
last in Chicago, the Republican ticket
WAS elected Ivy about l, 100 majority.
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,n We are under renewed obligations

Rk4D " = Ut "''N1~1
70 Senator Harlan, for volumes one and
two Of the Message and accompanying
documents; also to Hons. Cattell, Wright
and Que, at Des Moincs, for copies of
bank bills &c.
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ESgi. AS.

ahts up by the subscriber two mile, s.sl a
Upton, two cove described "a follors one
~ eoH ABOUT IL years old underhit OF on. ear.
unasrbt on one ear
Iiron, Jan. 30, lsss y Vrr-y,
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TkIRsN COR

pto" HANDLES OK yoks- IL bow and Tor K
L handles, fer salc ,,y I,sC nYrR
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" THE GREATEST
s: MEDICAL
w DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE.

remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From The Worst Scrof.ia 10 a Common p,,sl.
Ill mas red 10 oyer 100 cases, and failed o.-
his 20 session two hundred certificates hi,
ali within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles si to ure re,.h
one 70 three bottles will care the worst kind Of ,s
PIES on the face. +' " iHh
Two to three bottles will clear the ,v.t.n 81 pns.
the mouth or stomach. A~ ~
IarIe Y five bottles are warranted to cure The wor,.
oAe . two bottle, warranted to cure all bumor q,
the eyes. " A9r ~
Two bottles are warranted cur. running ofths e,rs
anil hlotehes among the hair. - ~ 0''
Eat 70 * bottles are warranted to corrupt and
9ae bottle win cure scaiy eruption Of the skin.
80 Or larse bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted T., n,,a 49, .
desperate cases OF rheumatism Wv "''9s
11ge t9 four bottles are warranted to cure the salt
Fiveto eight bottles will eur, the worst case. ~
benefit i. always experience, from, -.
and perfest cure Is warranted whenever tb
quantity Is taken. WIG "'"'e
no ..i locks 50 improbable to those who have +,
nm re-, an me woadsrfal medicines OF the dar a.
though eeaNuen common weed grnwi,r - a. aas' rs
ah gu a9hI walls should every humor in
fhor II has to start. There are no IFS nor An M ~
NJ "a a,oat y sntting some cases, but not yanrs
peddiei over thousand bottles 81 IL in th
Boston know the effect Of il in everv 'ny "s
afeaaS zone some 81 the greatest cures ever an. T.;
MASSACHUSETTS, give It to children a wear "la ~ ~ ~
hspnu ~ sky nave seen poor, puuy wormy .Iont
ing children, whose hesh was soft and a,br iooA
psri.et state OF hsah by the use of one bottle
IL ,u nus VINO are subject to sick head ache one hat,
e wy Always cure It, 1t gives great rerf n catart
IN. ~. a.shhess some who had takon il had hen Cos
NV -, years. and have bese regulated hy IT, W..
II 70 aouha " works quite easy. lut " hare tho~n
a's arrangement OF the functions If na,nr, Il IN,
81. WY sinsear feelings but sou must not be alarm
Ta e2 Always disappear in from four t.ys "a a rasL
mere = never a bad result from II an fha r.
new aaa ieens y gone, you will feel yourself tx ,
samipms ~ , near, hearn some of the extrayaysnt en-
:, manufactured by DONALD kENSFny NJ 700
:" siren street, koxbary, Mass. Price sllN " -"
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NJ 1AGES-raney, Tin, and large Rrc.ding
- cages for sale Ia ! 49, n arnF
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %

Gen. Commonfort arrived in Baltimore
to day. \ number of leading Mexieans
who have been here for some days left this
evening, for the purpose Of joining him
III that city. There arc some mysterious
movements in connection with Mexican
ea1.sg@s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nornt;on supper.

The friends Of The Rev W Bailey W WIZ rr law
noration Supper, at Ragleys ha'i !. n are re.
evening March 18th lsos, ~ c an uiIl be well
s canned ii Ga O'Clock p. NJ. and supper served ~
O'Clock. ,;.ss N receive do
nations either for the supper, or Tor 'he 1se "
Mr. Bailey. BY order of the co nIsnm,pr Chm.
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ESIRsTIH.
Florence Money.

M ANIED IN cKchanSe i3r A.VIN lEEtk.
W 5-5m HC"Ps&El j. CA>EHLE4
linton Ian fc+k tE--
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W ARLINGTON. March /,

Gen. Shields, L. $. Senator elect from
Minnesota, has explicitly coutradicted
tho statement that lac has agreed to sup
port Lecompton. lie has written let
ter to Col. Reed and Murphy, Of MINES,
ota, donouncing the Locompton fraud
unqualitiedly and declaring that no honest
Maa can support it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-04
llltmmer 1873.


Sire, man fIiltert 9anj leiie, Rap her
iunge lieutenant pcn 1rrnf he Yerinei>
ienteit babe, cine Came 3u lieten, irelhe
nm bem S6idlnl 70 bcdb lber ion geitelt
it, bdb er nur nit GbrIurdt unb S6eu
bic 9lu9en Su tbr cmporbeben birfte,
Wtdn tat mir Nelogt, er Itt pCr Qtebta-
Der peS 6rluIetnS BON ber MdripiB, (a9te
ber aDnis.
Iie grobe @elt rmb bic Stabt slaubt
bas auh, Sire, nm bic Gtu0emeibten
metnrn Su tptiIen, bab bteir CUR Sbm sc.
itelte Gifbe nur Elm S6leter 1T, ipelhen
Der iunge Srend elmer aneern, elmer Bod.
perrdtbertlAen giebe iitrrptrft um iie
nt6t fcfprt ertrnnen 81 tanen.
@pllniB Ihmieg. Or ipartete duf eine
Mntmprt eeS &pnieS unb tltdte III tbm
binilbrr nit einem itilleu, ldaoenfroben
9Gfrln, mas brr Stpnig inpeb nift be.
nerfte, neil er nod INNER nit dbgetpano-
tenn Gjeiidt ba(tdnb.
Garf Id weiter reben? frd9tr Splnts
enbtih.
SD EefebIe es Sbm, fa8te Der StDntg
9ebictcriih.
@GQniB trat ndber III rem SDnie bin.
Sire, laate er bolbIeiic, jegt erlaube i'd
mir 81 fagen, ipds ouBer mir nod glie-
manb weib. Der Serr pOn &renf belutt
icten Sag has Srauletn ppn Der Mdrwts,
dter ipenu or bort ii, 1T er rtemals dGetn
nit tbr. G8 1T tmmer cine brittle 9erlrn
0eNenwdrtig,
limb btcfe brittle %erIcn it?
Gtc @rtBelin &malie, lagte 9rQnt5
gang leile.
Ter N6nto manbte ftb baftg lin un6
Der Bid, tpeld,en er nuf @raniB befirtc,
mar 70 fammenb unb brptenb Sualeih, edB
Gin G,rftibl non 6urht ba8 Suprr6tltfe
6rrj peS Sbers Gertmpnienmetfers bei6lt6-
(Gprt6eura fplatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-04
Hnt 3ollslDaarcnbanfe !!

Gpauae, Ws6elfe unb Uprbeaur Brdn'
btes teaen unb bunflen Ron Serfheeenen Scrtcn nns
QDeubersen, In taiben Siertel uno adtel gipen. yin
dbeil uDn ben apnbpn Dofs rom Sdife pDeppntirs"
BpbIeu's gBeefp 0tn pcn bpppeltein ltnS ein'
fa6em Blapcr, (pebea erbalten NIT tsm Sdife sWlil'
fppi" BON Rcttcrbam
'Sept6 gDttsty Ramfeps, Sslanb urb Sa's
Stemart u. Cos paislep s}amatea Bum &c. t..
Gbenfp I'm aabsn Sorratbis ssrfdteeene Grase bon
Brands, @fn, gprtS, 8ursunbr. Yprtt
Wabetra. unb Sterrp., 9bampasners unb
Gfaret. .Weinen BON ptelen rutmtihf bftanntsa
Hranben. Olb@ @pe. u. Bourbon. 30 tsfepps
Bon ttrdtmten Defltaateuren.
Bum Weyiauf tet Lto's Ztpmpfpn s Gr,
Smpprteure une Commit tapndtre
(9s6S) Nr. q, Ssribfrast.
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9lDer'e
gtbiilbrnnOS .Eincn

drb init Ter er6iten St-
ibtdhdieit welde mctt-
Itailbs Stunt IN tieN I'm
8eitaiter tsNSt subsrstttt I
marion unh ihre QDirtuu =
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SilligeS Snttcr fiir Wieb nna Sdlueiue.
gDir boben (rsben 100 gbls. Metl unb dete ertalen
rrelhes mir ebr biate perfauieu fpnnen Na6Jufraeen
tet ilH 3. @ traus& grps
l77M SIR 0fH IL go Nrnnhfrnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-04
llleOilini(f0e llNleiaen.

Selsrner WiitIel per'
rem bsm grbIlium ale ht
teiiru unh vpuirmmrn-
Gen anstbctsn rrl6t bic
gpi1erihdft unb NtebtitH
: bcrpprbriltlen Idnu.
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3metieI,0en,

In srrBer fiifer Wadre, Grbfen, 2infen, Saer,
Gcrfe, beutfbe Gamifien, ddts frtfbe bpltdnt.
Sartuee, Sareellsh 9tmburssr', 9 6wet
5ers unb Strduters afe an 9Dicterperflufsr bill
i9f tst W. S6netber Comp,
l2SiNl Nr. 4G. Gub. Separb., nahe Yrattfraee
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AroCerien unO riQuors.
pinupr, pialpr sianor!

Siquor! SiquOr! Stqupr!
lluierr teuti6eN grrunben srlalltcn uts wirterbpt
au,eeer eas mir befdnbia 9iluUr rccttiren uno elm
srcFss Eager BON sptetmibeu ppe impptrten 9taurrs
an Sanb taten Ia mir barauf eter tae nr refine unb
unperfdI6te g0ddre Ssrlnbt wtrp r ratben mir etem
Grpeer cher gDirtb er BET s pcrjupreden che er mo
aubers Iauf; mir int I'm Stdnte, bic blaiten prete
Az nptiren. W. Q 6netber epmp"
(76S) SIR. 46 Si'h-Scpdrb', nabe prattitraBt
Irac be Batavia,
Samatea Rum, StOt6 gDtiSttv, SplL
@tn btat8f bet
30. S6netbtr GpmF,
(77S) SIR. 46, Sub'ppwarb' nate prattftrabe.
9led,te Sremer 0icunaugcn,
srpfe fife 9amtersrr 2psfben grcfe 8Sbmiltc Gafrl'
birnen, Surrnrs. Sarteasn 9tmbur0er un6 S6peijer.
Rate an gpieeerSertGufer tatgt bel
Wl. Q hnetbtr Il &C.,
(6SS) SIR. 46, SGb'Srwarb., nahs prdttnrast.
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aiausure, Sgprtials,) ais: anisIette Rpfe, 90.
Mile, gitttr.Wanbeln, pffermiinse WarashinO, pOu-
tpmmfne 2ifbe unb ned antsre mebr, bel EsT4
sga1l 0. rg y. +. MlmatI, m
Smpprteur u. DeffIldttur
...tr. 'hA' Wr. 8, Rsrb. .Q5asfraee, l1i
(ssS) twlf@tH Ralt1merf. unb Sapsttsff,