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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

THE MASSACHUSETTS, Personal I.IBER-
rr LAw.-The Springfield Republican
says the present Personal Liberty Bill of
that State was passed by the Legislature
Of 1855, over Gov. Gardner's veto. An
act TO repeal il was in progress the next
year. and on test vote had majority
Of fifteen in the House. when the news OF
Brooks assault on Sumner arrived. and
the repeal was defeated In 1858. sew.
eral sections of the act were repealed by
suggestion ol Gov Banks, and ii is from
these repealed sections that Gov Brown.
OF Georgia. quotes as evidence OF the
nu.litieatloa OF the Constitution By Mass.
achusetts.
New York. Indiana and Iowa never
passed personal liberty laws so that th,
complaint Of the South against thest
States is unfounded
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

DrprHERIA.-The following is given
by the Cincinnati Daily Times as cure
for the throat disease now prevailing in
some parts OF our country:
" In the early stages OF the complaint
which is always accompanied by sore
ness and swelling of the throat, let the
patient use simple solution of salt and
water AS gargle. every fifteen minutes
at the Same time mcislen piece of fan.
mel with solution of the same kind
made AS warm as the patient can bear il
and bind 1t round the throat, renewing i
as often as the gargle is administered
and IN the meantime sprinkle fine sal
between the flannel and the neck. Ust
inwHrd!y some tonic or stimulant. or i
the prostralion be great, use both 10
gether, The treatment. as may be seen
is extremely simple, and if used in tn,
earlier stages of the disease. will effect
complete cure.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
y 0 y
For the Guardian.
Thanksgiving.

We we taken up with careless hands,
The blessings of love divine,
But have not thought to touch our lips
With sacramental wine.
We have rejoiced in all good gifts,
In life's fair summer weather
Yet our uugmteful hearts forget
Our thanks and God together.
Oh, shall we only come when led
With tears in sorrows ways,
Nor offer up one triumph hymn
For our rejoicing days.
Oh we who count the gentle ties
Of household love unbroken,
Be thankful! for in many homes
Has loves farewell been spoken.
Think Of the baby fingers, now
Stilled from their sweet caresses
And Of the fair and noble brow
Cold meath its raven tresses.
Think of some gentle hearts that bend,
Bowed by their loads Of sorrow,
Who shrink to take, mid sighs and tears,
The burden of tomorrow.
Be glad if fortunes hands have spared
Your hearts from such affliction;
Nor fail to offer up your thanks
For this years benediction.
But if the past has only proved
Life's agony and tear,
And you were forced to kneel beside
The altar and the bier,
Oh still be thankful while you see
Hopes rainbow fair is given.
We trust to meet, life's tempests past,
Our loved, our lost, in Heaven.
Nopember 29h, 1860. Hor
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

ExpoUNpING THE BIBLE.-A learned
pedsgogue at Nantucket used every
morning to read passages in the Bible,
and expound the same as he proceeded,
in order that by asking questions as to
how much they remembered of his com
ment. he might ascertain who were the
bright boys of the school. On one oc.
casion he read from the Book of Job
thus
"There was a man in the land of Uz
and his name was Job, who feared God
and eschewed evil. He eschewed evil
as do tobacco, he would have nothing
to do with it"
With this very clear and forcble elu
cidation of the word +" eschew," he pro-
ceeded, and q number of verses were
read and commented on in a similar clear
and Ineligible manner.
After a long interval, when the young
mind had time to digest its food. the
pedagogue called upon one of the young.
est boys, and the following dialogue en-,
sued -
"Who was the man who lived in Uz 2"
"Job."
Was he good man -
Yes"
"What did he do 81
He chewed tobacco when nobod '
else would have anything to do with il, >
was Bob Holmes answer.
The boy was permitted 10 take his seat
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

In the bill for pulling down the old
Newgate in Dublin, and rebuilding it on
the same spot, it was enacted that the
prisoners should remain in the old jail
TILL the new one was completed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

The capacity Of the great European
churches almost surpass the compreheu-
sion of those who have seen only the lit
tie meeting houses of this country. ST.
Peters at Rome will contain $4,000 per-
sons, allowing four persons to each square
yard of area the Milan cathedral 81 900:
ST. Psul's at Rome $4,000 ST. Paul's at
London $4,000 Notre Dame at Paris,
$1,000.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
The Bell.

In youth it jingies us ON to school,
And it jingles us home to dinner
1t jingles the wise man--it iingles the fool !:
1t iingles the saint-it jingles the sinner
1t iingles the doctor-it jingles the preacher
1t lingles the lawyer--it jingles the teacher ;
ID iingles us all, what'er were about
II iingles W. in life, and will jingle us out
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
C.. e. LATHROP,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW 4 INSURANCE
N Agent, Independence, Iowa Will prac-
tice in the several Courts Of this Judicial Dis
trict. and attend to any business entrusted to
his care with promptness and despatch.
Insurance Policies in the Phoenix Company
of Hartford, CT, issued on reasonable terms,
and without delay.
Feb. II, 1859 (2.i9
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
JED LAKE.

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A Land and General Agent, Independence,
Iowa. Will give prompt attention to all pro-
fessional business entrusted to his care. Money
loaned and investments made on reasonable
terms Office over VIM. G. Morris's Jewelry
Store, Main street. 2-43-l Y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

SLEEp.-Depriyation of sleep will kill
a man as surely as a bullet through the
heart, or the blade OF a guillotine. will dc
it. This was the punishment lately in
ilicted by Chinese justice on a maa who
had murdered his wife. Guards were
placed beside him night and day. 10 pre-
vent his getting wink OF sleep Hi'
tortures were atrocious
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
/. b. LEWIS
AMES JAAlSOS-
JAMESON & LEWIS,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
IA Law, and Notaries Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, will give
strict attention to securing claims. making and
forwarding collections, paying taxes, examin-
ing titles. and all other business entrusted to
them professionally [3-2l-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

A SErrLER.--A little girl showing her
cousin. about four years old star. said /;
" That star up there is bigger than the
world" No, it amt, said he. Yes.
it is" Then why don't it keep the
rain off -
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

To KEEP Ice FROM WINpows-Take
an ordinary paint brush or sponge and
rub over the glass, once or twice day.
a little alcohol. and it will keep the glass
as free from ice rs in the middle of sum
mer, and will give as good polish as
can be got in any other way.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
w. G.. DONNAN,

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Land and General Agent and Notary
Public, Treasurer & Recorders Office, Indepen :
dence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptness to all
business pertaining to his Profession. Especial
attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing
Paying taxes, Examining titles, DC. je6-'57
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
M. d. wELBOURN,
TA"oR.

XXTOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
w Buchanan county that he has again
commenced business. and may be found one
door East of the Presbyterian Church, Inde.
pendenee. Everything in his line done cheaply
and promptly.
February 9, 1860
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

George Washington's forte "(accor-
ding to Artemus Ward. was not TO
hev any public man of the present day
resemble him TO any sarmin extent"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
8. WOODWARD. W. S. MARSHAL
WOODWARD & MARSHALL,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
"A Law, General Land Agents and Notaries
Public, Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa.
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State. Also attend promptly to SECURING
CLAIMS, Making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conveyancing, dc. [2l0
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

The only fountain in the wilderness of
uumixed with bitterness. is that which
gushes for him IN the calm and shady
recesses Of domestic life.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
VIM. q. JOHNSON,
II A / LO r

4 Ny GENTLEMAN WISHING A GOOD
n fitting and well-made Garment, should
go to JohnsoR's,
Oner CaGaH 4 Closes Grocery Store,
Opposite the Montour House, Main street, In.
dependence, Iowa.
Particular attention paid 10 Cutting Garments
June 10. 1860. (6m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

In the Irish Bsnk-bill, passed in June.
lsos, there is clause, providing that
the profits shall be equally divided and
the residue go TO the governor.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

A correspondent says Keep grapes
in the ohaff. OF more properly the shell
bran or covering Of buckwheat. They
viii keep with liltle or no covering,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

Mister, | say, | don't suppose you
don't know Of nobody what don't want TO
hire nobody 70 do nothing, don't YOU
The answer was. Yes, don't"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

To cure COWS sore leats-hrst wash
with CASTLE soap and warm water then
apply lime water and hnseed oil mixed
Ia equal parts.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
s. s. ALLEN,
FINNEGAN & ALLEN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
~ LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
ed to their care. Office in the BOOK STORE,
near the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
to Lands or a land business, promptly attend
ed to. [sep25-y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11
j. NJ. IIORD,
Independence
I. NJ. PRESTON,
Marion, Linn Co.
DIR. 81. II. HUNT.

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERy-
~ ices to the citizens of Independence and
surrounding country. Office on Main Street
in Union Block, with w. G.. Morris, where
or at his Residence, on Court Street, opposite
q. T. Leavitts-he will answer calls at all
hours of the day or night. [apl459-ly Y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-11

A legal wag calls his marriage certii-
cate a writ OF attain'd her"
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kGItes Mn6 Rit3iaes Sisber.

uno bic rtridieetnen @Etctipnen, mrlhe aus sinem unprbtnl
lt6en Nfasen Oecr aus Der 2tben entlprinaen.
Mle Unoeroaulihfett, Sdure I'M Waaen, Golid, Ser,>
prsnnen: @ppetttlof9tttt. Ncn9ilihftit, &eritrpfuna, blutenp,
une fullt9t 9antrrrboieen. Sn alien ~rsrp6ien uno rbeuma
til1en S9uen lat &c bel u~nSdhItaen Walen ~mpbltbatie 9ep:ifl
une selitdneiSe 6siluns berpOr9sbra6t.
,gaIeIos ~ eu1e rein pe8zIabililhe RiftIn9, mad ffrena
mlllenlnattltden @rrneiasen uno mad Mnmelluna bes Sc
rubmfen bcu6noiffsn YrpfeiIor5 8eerbaSe. bereitst. 98eorn
itineS 9ieBer @rfcIstn in ben meiten erucpdiIten Stooisn
mar tstns @tnfubrul9 in ben Ser. Staaisn mebr fur Dieieni.
gen beittrrtt, rcelhe aus unlerm SaterlanSe in bieIent Qono,
j|erltreut itno. Oa eaiel6e unter tbner oru6en SeifoU ne
fanoen, 10 btete i'd es benz amerifaniffen 9Ubifum an inSSn
i'd rpeib, eaB letne IL Der &bat rpunoer6aren mesiciniIhtn al,
ssnIbaften I'D Sefanntl6aft perIdafTen perben.
9elcnotrS rpire eS fur Solfe empfeblen. beren 6 nn1ih,tir
6ur6 BEN b%el6noi9en @ebrau6 pom Qiau6ren pSrr onSrr,
Iusihweifun9en in %unpronune aeratbetr fnbN SIN, 9IGne.
nieinen auaenbltfli6 ptrtiant, fnoet eS felnen anabeu 9Beo
ium Sise beS 0ebens, iEbem IS in ieee Serve einSrinot nnS
lie berubiat, ben ~itnfenosn @eiif aufridtet une in hrT ga
nsue 9siunbbeit uno Starfe IN oas sanSs Syltem brinat.
Warnun9:
9 Dieorose 8erereitune oislee auSge,eidneten gIrcrnos ia
rihtebens 9o6abmunNen bertprserufen, wes6olb 6os qu /
blifum i'm @nfaufs pprlibtis itn muB. Oarum N rs rStbio,
oas Sbr SOerbapes 6oadnriides Bitter, bepur SIR es fouff,
rtfhe prp6jrt. Cine 9Outeias pirb Gu9 I5er;sueen. BOZ
eS beier III, mie ale @ah1bmuneen.
&sT Serfauft 81. 90 per Soitel cher & QUt.els fur S.
pI Den etn5isen Gieentbunern
BENJAMIN gage ir. u. 6 s..
Nabrifanten pen Nrtifeln fur &potbefer u. Gbemifer
9itteburs, ga.
SIN q 6monb pirb bislss Sitters %Oerfouft in ben apc.
tbrten Der 66. Dove unb Comp, @leranoer Gupal, 81
Yetterlou. 9. SrbnffOn u. Sru., Crubbe unO Hyperion 6
blair, gBdrins unb 9raRe, Gbarles Wilipauet unc g.. q
gieot, unh In alien Stdotcn Der Ser. Stnaieu i1 eieieo 4u.
tsrs IN DIN GpUtbefen III baben. -
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sBthtia far Wdrtn,r n Qnnnmirth.

zSIMIIB Tur Wartner unb ~NanDmirtbe.
Gum Sertouf iebsn unter ben a~nnebmbnrfen
B~eSin9un9sn 40 Adsr 9ano, gum @emaIebou
eeti9ntt UNI an Der Meaocp 8rioae. 6 Wteiltu
pom SttGTcno, in 5anDper @cuntp oeIsoen
Gsrnsr % Gder, lu 6rib.@ emulen a%eeio1et, nno
is older gi&enbcls eanO, nit binl6neliSem sGfos
terill, UNI elm 5ans su bauen. ,Sonaiehhnhsr
I5nnen lfa wssen naterer austanft menpsm az
Or. GbarleS u. Suit. n auf Der an obinss
eanO itOsenOen 6arm tpCtnbaft, OOsr an ben
feraueatber b. 81. "
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@ipmthicr s. @lnker.

80. IS Nainir., 5piiAsn Der IA. II. Is. Strafr,
srlnutsn ft4 biermit ibrcn 8reunDen wie benz
Osutihen 9ublitum iterbaupt Die eraebenlts 2n
;si9e iu MAIDEN, Oab tic ibr neu etdbIirtss
SSeim= nrb SiAarrem=GeicbGft
INTERN ~9euti9en Gage rrG1net baben.
Ourh elm rsitbalti9rs Eager Der soften 9t9eins,
franIoItIbe uno Qn9or- gBrine, 8nyuane unp 90.
belle SranntWeine, 8um uno 98bisfies uno 3D.
onnnos uno DOmefic. Gt9arrcn i'll Den 5tanp
ssiest, alien biai9en NnfOrpcrungsn 9eniisen ,u
t6nnen, Wiro rS unier c~i5rieiteS Seitreten lein.
purh 8lui9trit Der Yreie INN 8erQit6t Der Se.
Nisnun9 uns sie @unlt ret Vublifums ~ erin.
9en unu III %ertalten.
Ni1mpnp Sd, 3. Nia 1860.
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ssene 9lusciec,,.

9tsbtaber- Sbtatsr Strttr.
Die 0titelieSer Gee S,rsine pcre.n b6did,a
siuseIaben. BET Der am Samstna ttn 6. Wte.,
ab.uts 81 ubr i'm TersinsIcfdte fattH nbcnr,n
Serfammlun9 rsebt ,ahlrsth ,u eri1,ineu.
Ht&mcuS, 4. Sttobsr 1860.
Der prdFbeut.
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Millinery.
@ q b a me Con

81 q b a m Son
triautt f@ BEN Ssutfben Damen bic an,eie. gu
maaen. pab ttr Stcre scm beuttasn Gage Bic
,uu, @iittrcb selhloHsn, pcn bislem Gage atsr
ipitper seSHnst rpiro, uno spar nit einsm sroeen
NNcrtiment rpn 5ateu, Bane, Brautfbleiern,
Nusen unc ~fcnfissn Grtifsln. bic in etnem ia.
ittonatten @iqinerp' @ei&aft sefitrt perben.
ale Guftrage trerosn piinftlt6f beicrst BON
Ndosme Con,
SO. 55 Drain GtrdEe.
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81. y. 81 yerS

iet9t letnsn 6reunOsn mnO Befannte,r an. bae r.,
'Oepen wieOer cine e enOuna BON Dem ausoe,eih.
net 9uten eimburger &Gle erbalten bat, iumis
aa" 0edeF,s Sa9O unO 0eriAleoene nnters frilds
A'aarrn, bic tiui9 gu fauien linO bel
81. u. Mprrs,
SEGaetr,. jwlib, 3. unD 4.
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Gu 8errenteu /!

GIN Wp6nbaus NIT einsm paraa fpstnern
Adsr 9utss ga 40, neben 6rn. u. Miaer's Ruo.
henfabrit 9eIe9en, febt biuis duf l Dofr 5 Sabre
y Yerrenten. Der 9lae eisn.t lib Spr3islia fir
fnen @drtner, MilbbanOlsr ODER @leBaer. gil.
kree ,u srIrassn BET 5rn. D. eeinaang, Brcap.
5trabe ,wiihen Der l. uup F"
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9apNna Gt8arreu
I c y d e!
d e.

d epptn e! Gepp d c!
lnter!ei6netcr pf,r;rt 25OG siarSS sc7 reiairn uno I6ln.
ten 2tprtte (Garyeto) ,u b~iniseren preilcn ;um 9,tytauf.
ate ne t bier III slt6mpup pTcrtgt pgrccn iinb. npb il mieI
Der pHertrt ntreeS nlp9en. Ydmlib rttbt une fb6ue
ealh NSput, III 40 Cts, wtrtb S2t; rrna feline, aut unS
l6fltr, gu 90 Cts, Die enorripdrts 81 fcien @abatud, Il,
&tlGe!dtn ~ S73 unb 90 GtS. 3iitoedrn ;u 80, 60 une
Ntae6en UNI Damien, BON Is, % uno 374 9tS. al ouf-
nertS, sur SIltis ibrts 9StrtbeS Qamue, Sacuncts. Irints.
9lrIeae, pErInos. 5rtlb Gtltne, pleaded unp brcpn Sbir-
itn9e uio Sbtenn9e, une piele anorrc g4Iaren, N IS tGt.
Rtliser ale il, ui FUR bic nddifs Saiicn auf;uraun1en.
SRan fpmme uns ie be biele @aare IN Ns. u Yfainlfr. 6,i
SriFak Stroue .
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2Im;ciacn.
DirllAtr; llriH ltben in riusr bit6aru
@ Ell d. a t!
Die
DirgiGia lebens- Drrh6eranas-
Sefcnicbaft,
Office: Ode pom Wain- unp II. Strase.

Office (: Ode pom Wain- unp II. Strass,
Ri6menp.
@ arantie & q pttaI SIOO, COO.
@eriihsrt eetsn. asnabrt SabresaeIper unp
NnSlteuern ;u ben Iibrralfsn Sspingunacu
uno psrieibt @eleer Su g PCT. Sas Satr.
Die Serlthertsn tteilsu flo in psn lleterl6uIen.
StIapen gu 9uten Sepingungsn seriihsrt!
9trestsren:
US. p. Wae5arldRs, Gpbn purecn,
Sos Ahsn, Samuel &. 9arIy,
Spsept .. Death, Ssptpb u. gnber1rll,
Sbpe. 50. Mt9arer, 3brmas y. Shaun.
3nc. 8. Mpntaeue, Rpbt. 3. Neaurp.
Sarto :. Sirr, S.s. u. GSparein,
Stpis @tlfer, &. SrrNe NcGlelars.
Sepn Ssilcs, 81. Z. Miaore,
Samts :. NrpsripR, Snp. .. Claiborne,
Sewis Q. GWEfbap, So. gB6trrY,
2eni. ". paine, SIM. s. Gbriitiou.
2. Y. Y. S1st,retu, sSYnbni. Rrbctipn,
samuel >. SarriIpn, Sptn s. Sbafcr.
gym. y pazau, @tirr g. @arwiS,
1pert 4 SIpptt, 8i6e. O. Soettns,
gecrPt D Sbeu, @rtplrp glornxn,
s~Stlins,ru 9soein, @ep. 9. Suntnsr.
SrM E~ka D. 9. GBplpriSge.
- a m Ia s. 6arrion 9ice Nr1i.
81 nj. 8. 81 e6arIaup, prGi.
5. Gpatr 9teafants, SIC.
CLAIR SurwtII, R. D, @rk.
&eecot y. Ssdtb, RehtS0nmaft.
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SeeouutmG

9tbcin unp Mfoiei, seeins.
oeeetn srbalten sire Sturuul BON D SIE
Npetll UNI Mo,el. 1Gtirr, welhe I'D t'utg Nc
1ae, Wallrne, bonn Ous M crer tin ;elnru Sln-
lbsn ~eerfaLis. Sncot Qtrps.
80. lS4 Srpap Giraffe.
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y 0

o . q EUtE9
Snnen bel unterjeihnetem fsts frsunblt6t 3im.
rsr uno quite 6Of srbaIttn. gud heben sinias
3immer an lsOt9e 6erren gu uermietbsn bel
SPpn MarrbauIen, ast.,
am Neuen Nartt.
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Mmsciaen.

DER Undergraduates s~npfsblt bSHi6ff Ieinen
6rsunpsn unb Dem pnbIitum f,tn ausserebntee
1r'lh anasiestes Eager RON 2iqueuren unp 81.
aarrsn, oireft inporttrts fran,6ff6e 8ctb- unb
gSsts' sSeine, Gbampasner, Malaso, Sberrp uno
Nfaestra gDsine. aGer @rten S%ranntmeiue, 9Sbis-
itp's, holano. Sin, Stunt unp sin gut aIcrtirtcs
Wager BON Saoana unp eiubeimiinen @ioarren.
Saupsia6lih dber ernpfieblt sr alien 9tetbabsrn
os rursn heutihsn @ebeRlaftsS fctaen 6tbt;n
stbeiRrrsin, I'll habsn bel aucn Suantitlten unp
hiuiaen Yrsilsu.
au6 a6ten eimturser- uno 96rp. tsr.sdIe,
Sarrints u. |. T.
Ae6tss Seltrritr @aler.
ale Sefslnn9tn nerosn nit Damf smpfdnaen
unr aufs giinftlibie nuSgrfibrt. gRtrcerpertdl-
ftrd %Otrtaufe Id 'u ben tiu'aifrn 9reiIen.
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SD trIautt mir hermit. mtinen Srtunetit
NIB Sstanuttn bic er sebsnfs gnIsiss "a md
den, pas m,iue Spnntassptrsnasuagtn auss-
mtiuen @ntiana s~efunpen BADEN unh taoe t6
beun aud oas sefimmit publifum auf
S~ountaa, ben z. es. @ate..
gldbmittaas mno @bene. freunplihf elm.
Ear gut. @p.ireu unp GetrauIe, icwie freuub.
liht 8eplenuns babe i'd beFtne Gorge ettrastn.
0ateattu behter.
sDirtbibuftsi II sbetudtnie.
Wcintn Sreunseu unO benz stt6rttn putIitum
|ti, Qu,etse, hap i'd Die i.ttsr sca 6rn. eein-
q a n an 8rcaofraee ariften Der L. uub 2.
ibernommeu tabe. Snptm IDS gum Sslufe Der.
'flesn freuuoIibif %eiulaet, psrfpreGe ih curb
quite @ttrdnte unp aufmtrtiamt Seotsuune mir
has Bc9lroHItn m,einer ssebrttu @aRe gu CT.
Iperten. Our 5rier pieier Birtbfbafts.u ebsrr
'nabu,e crlaube I'D mir oas gelommte publtfum
.auf nG6ftn Scuutog Niprgeu ju cinem
e %
.cinsulaben. Gang e~t9ebsait
@torGe Btruet.
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itctS rdIplanlr. fur tinen i%pertbpo0cn NrtiteI c;ride TpGorS
nebr a~Ieiu8ebtn, ais lctn .@elS unnip 81 rcrpeuoen.
Stiger'S neut 5Iamilitn rlH1ibfne
I'm unierc btlttn Gamilien- YRafhinin in scn 9crti4 gGsr
~ brin4,n, bdben mir ben Hreie fir ~bicieIbcn, gu6ifab,u u.
cher 3~ransrtrfe Siuttlc .NPahninr, it1n yerii.rt, enf ahinf-
zig Dpaare bcrabatitt o
Singers 9iU. ! unb 2 Gtinbarp SbuttIe
WaItinen>
9ebe @rten bieftr NPahhint iino iesr IN 0ohfr.,, 81,
ben Stamtttn> une Bdbrifaebraut. Dix 0rsife brfelben Gan
b%erab9ictt, retr. pn $kS5 unb $3.50 auf $50 nub $I06
Stuarr's $40. 3 Stannarb Shuttle. Maidias
6ir gRoeen- SatriantGn une fbwere Qeocrerbtit s,r.is
eOmplstt, $l25. "'
Frgncr, I'M unicre Cite p~ONifdneis III ma6eu. elm. u,v,
Mialtslnt, haupti1talMh gu Observation-Disclosures aesianet. 81, ar<
rduldAcS uup lbnsI argcict unS itbe Nrt rpm Nrstit ana ~
tuhret tann. SrttS ~c"r(lten, nebil c lesasn @cffea rnh.
S@!eStaee, Slio. welatle" 6tai9r 1T ais fis irseno cine.
Niolditut non 9lrlber Gjltr Asiablt wirc.
Nle Stu9cridtn NPai&iuc., mahtn SEN f. a. int,rTnrfpb
Sth nit inct Sa6tn, pclbes Re 6rfaRnt bette Gtnh IN
3eetrmlnn. oar pe btle StFnntfiR uber NsbmaScbiner. i'm
Nl1encr1Gr, u5Cr eCrch @rOBc, @rbeitefltiaieit. 1rets n
erbalien nil, lhrrtbe fr Elm Grcmplar ern q. M' Sinssr
uno GNs et3hSItt, cine ldSn tIuirirs 3tirina, Die iSs,
gratis ;~ustlaRpt ircr0tn miro. ~"
Naorln, ,3mtrn, Sdummcleuanrr unp Seibe
umo ale sim 0etrau6 elmer @6bmafbine nprbmeubioeu Gss.
9enltanet llRo bel IIntcrSc idnctem III lrpger Nusmobf M bo<
ben. Gin aeltidttr Waltinit Mrs unieren eunb,S ks;r
@aIttllen &c. De- N1altinsn sur &srflgur9 ite6sn.
ia oinacr une Cos WCIhdft Sn tidtilsn S5rbsp 70
ilIbrt uo IN better @tlthiftSmcijc bciriebcn miro, n hciSsn
ip!r atb lttt. w:e eicS lets Huber pr gSal mar. rent ,obI-
rei1t IuEl09e III crhalttR. &. ~. Sinorr n go
.. Grptt, Nacnt. 2I0 Nainfr Si km,,S n,
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Weis- ind Lager-Bier- Brauerei.
Nte untErjIthneten linp iest in pen 6tonS
9sleBt, Die loGrrrn SSirtbe unp paS ee,trte OubIi.
fun nit 9Ssie. INN 4aaerb,er rinner 6abritotiou
III Zen ttliaitrn 9yeIitn hsoienen IN fGnnen
Srrrs5 per 6aB pper OubenD bitten mir BET
Srn. S!sinIein obinssbtn.
e. 81 kpru Gm
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THEMES DINING SALOON.

DIINIINU OhIIOUN,
Wtatnftrabe, SpiiGen Der Stem unp 9ten.
9em bieiisen YubIitum CUR Na6ritt, Sas i'd an Main.
lraRe, nsben pm. Davis Marble garb, c ne Neftaurotipn
erpnntt babe, isu Dtieateiler uRo nao Bale Der Sabtesuit
lhmotbaft ;uberittt lerpirI rriro.
eiEe CUTE Salt Mpdl,8 lice unb bic Ieinnsu Sasoua-
Siaarrtn limb lieis bel mir ,u ba6tn.
ertra> Dinners fur @eltll6afrtn meretn M fir,t1er aeit
sels:st. lin ;ablrtihtn Seud meiner 6relnoe uno VanSS.
lelle eIttt Is. Sbttme. @at.