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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-01
3uoks aNo Stationery.
cf0r SaIf.

;t\>.7~ FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE
<cSto be seen at MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets aul-tr
ENAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
L Capable weighing 1900 pounds in complete order,
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office Of
Baltimore Daily Exchange. my22f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04
AN Asrxoxoxx1x VIEW OF rHY uxYv11sx

IN waiting ourselves in Imagination ~
our satellite, the moon--tl.c nearest 10 our
celestial bodv-we have passed over a
distance equal to thirty tines the diane
ter Of our globe. In advancing to the
sun wc travel over distance equal to
thirty times that Of the moon aud lie.
fore we reach Uranus, the rcmot-st Of the
planets. we have ,raverscd space cqua,
TO twenty times the earth's distance from
the sun. Thus placed At the limits Of =
system incloscd in circle OF eighteen
hundred millions OF miles in radius, our
appreciation o. distance would appear to
be exhausted. and we seem TO be as On
the margin Of an uneathomable abyss
The telescope, however, and the mural
circle, enable us 10 span the void. and the
genins Of man proud Of the achievement
and Justly, II humbly prend--hss eros.
sod the e,ulttwclvc Thousand tiyucs ia. RI.
dina If lila own sxs,.m ,Ia, he may
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

'NHE exercise, Of this institution will be- re-
i sumed on Monday next, September 18th.
In the short time that has elapsed since the
appointment Of the Prcsidcn, nj the close 81 the
las, term i has BEEN impossible to engage teach
srs, and have them at their pos, AT the very com
mcucemcnt Of 'hg session.
Negotiations are now pending to place in
every department gentlemen of high qualiica-
tons. and wellhited both by education and ex.
pcricnce. to Gil their positions
No pains or expense shall be spared 10 make
this institution one Of the first in he South West
Full particulars viii be given in a future al
vcr'-cmcnt. l.. s. BASS
sept 10, lS59.-52tf President.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04
TEACHERS IL PARENTS.
Rocks, Books. Hooks!

lust received and for sale by g. g. GREGG
~ a Co, the largest and most extensive stock
ever brought to Marshall. Of School and Missed.
laneous Books, Fools cap and Letter Paper.
transcript, Paper Note Paper, Envelopes. Inks.
States, Pencils, Pens, &c. SC, including all ar-
tcles in the Stationery line.
Our stock Of School Books is large. and en-
braces nearly all the books used in the high
Schools Of East Texas, to which we par,ic,l-
larry invite the attention ct Teachers, Parents.
and Guardians. A liberal deduction made on
all orders from Teachers.
Iany. H. 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

NAN~i Ala lEAAS.
! MOULD respectfully announce to the cti
w zcns Of Marshall Harrison county, and
Eastern Texas, that they, in addition 10 their
former large stock Of Medicines, etc, have pur-
chased the entire stock of A. :. johnson \ Co.
consisting Of new and we'll selected stock o
/ Drugs. Medicines Chemicals, Glass Oils, and
Paints. Of every description, us well Us Station
cry, and every Other article appcrtainiug 10 u
well conducted and well balanced Drug business.
which they have removed 10 their old stand on
the west side of the ~irarc whore they viii bc
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale as well
as the innumernbc details Of retail and pre-
scfiption business RcmndRl of past hyors We
return thanks to our odd customers hoping and
expecting TO see and furnish them all in due time
with everything in our line that their necessities
demand
\ II !, nnst be remembered anil understood
that Paints Obs and Glass arr hcncciorwar1
strictly cash articles for we have 10 pay cash for
them Therefore, i We supply the market at our
present low praHts, We must have cash. Those
Of our customers who have bought the above ar
ticles Of u.s. On short space, must ccH,e forward
and pay up
January It'll. 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

Tng Susp STAIRS SgSars.--Ihe Scna-
tors whose terms expire in 1851. and
whose places a.c to be filled by the ncst
Legislatures OF their States, are Acss's-
Fitzpatrick, Of Alabama; johnson, OF Ar
kansas Gwip, of California Flstcr, nf
Connecticut; lulee. Of Florida lverson,
Of Georgia Trumtuli, Of Illinois Fitch.
VI Indiana Harlan. of Iowa Crittcnden,
VI Kentucky, Siidell, Of louisisna .
Green. of Missouri Clark II New HAmp-
shire Seward. Of New York Clingman.
Of North Carolina rugh, Of Ohio Lane,
Of Oregon B'gi~r. Of Pennsylvania ;
Hammond. of South Carolina CollancF.
Of Vermont; and purkce. of Wisconsin
~ Democrats, Republicans, and |
American
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04
De,,tistrp.

mrs. JOHNSON & COBB, have removed
- their oHice up stairs in Mons. N"''rrs
building, where they will he pleased to wal. on
all wishing Dental operations performed. Those
who live NJ a distance may not fear oil being DIS
appointed when they visit Marshall with view
of having work done on their teeth, as one OF
them will he in the once n all times
Artificial teeth mounted on Gold '''n'e from
one 10 q fnll ST.
Their services can bc obtained by addressing
them by mail.
Marshall, Jany. l. ls6o-y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04


The great ratiiication meeting Gi Mon
day evening la.t having ADJOURNED to
the Executive Mansion and PAID their
respects 10 the Chiel Magistrate, MI.
buchanan appeared ana spoke as iol-
lows
FRIENDS ANp fELLow'cHlzfSs ! thank
You IRON my heart Tor Tue non" OF tins
VISIT cordially congratulate You on
Inc preference witch You nave express
Cd Tor Mayor breck'nridSe and Gen.
Lane as Candidates Tor TIE Presidency
and vice Presidency OF the United
States over all competitors. Applause. ]
lhey are men whose names are known
10 The country they need no oulogy
from me lhey nave served 'heir coun-
Try III peace ana IN war. They are
statesmen as wen MS soldiers, and
IN the day and hour OF danger they
VIII ever be at their past Ihey are
conservative men ana m the course
+ OF tneir administration they VIII he
equa'iy Just 70 'he Norm ana to the
,u."' ~ '"e i''o' ",' " we 80
."l F'''o - "'' ''N "',. u az,
ar '''e'''S - ''' - :. w." "''1i
~, - - VIZ
cbeDrs r., so a ~" 'i,.
No., IL '' e We ~ ~ ny - ~, y. '''t
,i Wv "'so . .'.''s ~ W. g '.".''y -
A. '"''' ,"
fr.;.e NM. n,'-i ,',,l | "a '''''l y
''oI WIZ H'1'"'
'''' '''it '''no's',' Nn.'1 s'''"1a ',ee'' =
~, 10 NJ y, ~ '',. ''s
ted States Is canal before fine constitu.
ton and the laws and why shonld not
the equality Of the SOVEREIGN State.
composinp This Union he held in like
reverence? This is good democratic
doctrine. Liberty and equality are the
birthright OF every American citizen
and Just as certainly as the day succeeds
the nighi' so certain VIII THIS principle
OF democratic justice eventually prevail
over an opposition i'hcers Bni be
lore ! speak further upon this subject
and ! shall not dctain You very long
wish to remove one stumbling block
out ol the way.
have ever been the friend If REGULAR
nominations. have never struck no-
litical ticket in nv life Now. was there
anything danc at Baltimore to bind the
political conscience of any sound demo.
crat, or 10 prevent him from supporting
Brcckmfid.rc md Lanoy r'Nof mol
was contemporary with the abandon
ment Of the old congressional cunyen.
tiou or caucus. This occurred long
time ago very few. if any. of Won r..
member II. Under the Old congressional I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04


/ organization holding different opinion.
from myself The main object Of al
good democrats. whether belonging e
+ the one or the other wing Of onr unior
tunaie division, is 10 defeat the election
Of the republican candidates and
shall never oppose any honest and hon
orable course calculated to accomplish
I plish this object
To return to the point from which
have digrcsscd, | am IN favor Of Mr.
Breckenridge because he sanctions and
States within their common territories
and the opinion Of the Supreme Cuur; Of
the United States establishing this
equality The sovereign States Of this
Union are one vast partnership The
Territories were acquired by tte com
mon blood and common treasure Of theta
all Each State, and each citizen Of
each state, has the same right IN the
Territories as any other state aal the
citizens Of any other State possess -
Now what is sought fr at present Is.
that a portion of these States should turn
around to their sister States and say.
We arc holier than you are, and while
we will take uur property to The Terri
tories and have 1t protected tier, you
shall not place your property ia the same
position That is precisely what * con
tended for W hat the democratic party
maintain and what IS the true principle
Of democracy is, that all shall cuiey the
same rights, and iha, all shalt b. sub
icct 10 the Same duties Property this
Government was framed for The protcc-
tion Of HE. liberty. and property. They
a"' the objects for the protection Of
nich all enlightened governments were
established But it ia sought now 10
place the property Of the citizen. under
what is called the principle Of slnnttcr
sovereignty, IN the power OF the terrific
rial Legislature 10 confiscate 1t at their
viii and pleasure That is the priuci-
pie sought TO be established a, present
aud there scetns 90 be an entire mistake
and Misunderstanding amoug g portion
OF the public upon this subject When
was property ever submitted e. the will
Of the majority Never II ym
bold property as au individual you hold
IL independent of Congress or Of the
State Legislature OF 0i the territorial
legislature il is yours and your Con.
stltutiun was made to protect your pri-
gatc property against the assaults Of
Legislative power. Cheers Web, now.
any set Of principles which viii deprive
You OF your property - against the very
essence of republican government and
IA that extent fu4kgs tnu "A Al4xe for
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

The imports Of dry Goeds = New
York for the year ending ~ seth sit..
have reached the enormous agarc Of
<lO1 ,SsS,2 05.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

The Hartford Times Gays there 10 no
truth in the story that Mr. Toncey. Sec.
rotary Of the Navy. il favorable 10 Doug
las for the Presidency.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

On the lith inst, the steamer Mishi-
gan, lying at the dock in Grand Rap'ds,
Mich, was totally destroyed by 6re
The crew being asleep in their bcrths
escaped with great diikca!ty. Loss
over $4,000 no insurance,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

The Legislature OF New Hamspahirc
has passed an act providing psnaltiee
for the aduI.cra,ion Of food, liquors snd
medicines
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04
HOSIERY.

4 GENERAL. assortment Of all kinds Ladies
IA asd Mnaea silk and Cotton Hosiery, from
G.. q. GREGG,
March H. 1860. No - IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

Tho reason why tho Republicans call
Lincoln Honest Ate 70 10 daa11aguiah
him from thc rest Of the party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

Diasoeestiou.
TIME 6rm OF r. W. Doughcrty & Co., is this
i day &ssolvcd by mutual consent.
4. W. DOUGHERTY,
q. l.. HILL
June ., 1850. n3s.tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04
June ., 1880.

The business will bc conducted M here,ofcr,
by H. Junior Partecr- at the same stand on TIN
North W0t corncr Of tho public square, wler
CO always he found ~ extensive assortment o
Stoves, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, which will
he sold Wholesale or retail.
q. l.. HILL
juno Q, 1864. nJstf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04
POLITICAL IHrKllioxxcE

TINS flscroR,l tot..sas OF lss0.--ILa
Northern states will ae entitled 10 votes III 'hs
Electoral College rs follows
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

IEo. LANE. An~~sy at Lac, Marshall. Harrison
" county. Texas.
september. Is. 1855.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-04

ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT or the UNI
TED STATES TO THE FRIENDS or BRECKIN
RIDGE AND LANE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
rs t.tfk37Aate& H.HsHtHsA We
d at,4A5f tass5s 6ass Ia aEAA Hsf3Aznkans
Die SOipnibip-8 81 rfamitlana
Ess II assfsre ss1
! lieiiaep 0atiaaaIs9 emalraterh !
am 3. Mara 1850

am 3. Wl1rS 1860 sA
mar, psrmntsli&. in BOlse her laiar- isRsstbim uns
fsqaismsn Sasesfuure 3 utr N6m.) du6enl fpsrs
G6 ssluase-4D te gsFaauetunssa tsaranitp cd
eardui, fur lie in ndGfsr @cGs Tier suiamnsn.
trrtsnpe 6 Cuniy : eonstnticn Gsifsutsn gu rassn.
Die Namen Der ,Grnanntsn setsn Gus hem On.
totcu tsrpOr, rss paitrf esffat tassaassa et.k
Il fncsn.
SsfT g nj. 5. Sfafsr wirs triiiIat. Jar gtrs
iammluus gu iprsfen unp mir sntnstmen ssm BON
itr @eiastsn sgdt5shptss:sa8s
SIN Ginsans tessi&nsts 5sr SJatfr 60 ais
bic gEiat isrss gairieien, rsa 8tRrfiunsta rer re- 4
sutlitagiidtn garttsi, fas gpyYsrnsment in isr.
6dnre ~ tefcntHen, entsestn sa a%rtrittp. 5ieraai
ipraa sr bic anfft Der Observation-Disclosures pars
Ittei satin aus. Nas rer GOnsrsB gI6t Me @a&t
tsfse. RE Stlayerei In ZEN Tertitcrien Ter Q. ct.
auifsubcfsn,. pDranii esen bic Hssntlitaner ~tsaanp.n
unr aus rieiem Grunst mahFs 'ptm anlnnsn rsr
2sstsren Birerfaur. sutssstnssisst lrsrstn.,
Speann ~itis,ire Der Sternsr ras Syfsm Sts s.s
iammten 9. Ct. :@uasernsments unr bic ms&l.ls
~isitisen 8esietunset fer ssriaisrsnsn 3rcise rsN.ls
Zen gu UNI inter e%iuancer, nm ais Grsetni5 ia aus
gu iclssrn, RAP nsr Gunsrsb rur6 rie Contribution
in teinsr sseiIt erlnldtiat il, in ris innere gsrraIs
tuns Ter ~einlslnen Stiatsn ~einsusrsii.n, mitbin
itm aud ni&t pas HsGt psrlisssu lei, Selas.rd in
ZEN Ssrritcrien ;u untsreriien.g
Die mittsit Ter Contribution rem Gcnsrss ertteil,
tie @aft. iutr Der gsrnsr tort. laute ratin, al.
@aaFnatr,en gum e6use hes gissntbumes ra
g. Ct. ais weltes 9srriturisn 10 lanle anae-
rtsn merreri, Els fs ia lie llniun auiasncnmen
III trcHen unl i'll tanetater; untrr pGistrttnm rsr
9. Ga sisa atsr MIR aas, aerts. @asasin,. rit
Iuds, 3,ussaltr u, psl., ippie RE raSa ttilimms
: ten 9lSse, srrfancsn n. - IemstmiB as@ltrs lIs
Gcnliimtioa Fam gsnssebe !sine geiasuia, in sen
II 1erritcritn rie Selarsrei aus,urrttst, - une msnn
{ rte reratlitaniite 'Yarttsi rarauf tsitste, GCnsrts
ipGt Gtras ttun, Mc,u RE Gcnititntipn i'm n d I
uuttcyiilt, 10 mi eieis 9arttei cine rsrfaiiunafs
II witrist nno asb, NIT Yer atiiht ua, et GUns
. i%titutirn II M II 4 hr3en.
Naa eiaiasu abnli6en ttrten @uSfaa.n ssstn
y RE rerutlisaniits YarttEi itlcb Ssrr Slater
L rine, ~iitriaen; fur6 cine gentle 8larteitim Grsu-
,rsntiren lid aus,eidnenrt. Hese.
: Mit uaitrsr. siseusn ustssHnsuaa astt sas scs
~remtlten gsiaats srar aanj unP gar I'm
t 8treripruh, mir iisltn unS atsr niat t,rus
zen, es bisr iu riestlsssa.
IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
(5inseiaurt .)
8atte MN 86lnbrmma.

Sann eun @elasentTiiiser crer cum Nisstrs
tanrlpr: IS ON ctrat" isan2
81 i'll fenAnt Us sSraoe 10 Dor, ais wtnn cum
@iarrsr am Scnntas tit rDr 8iirfe ststn Sas
9aitsr rSr Sruntentsut prSpist. unr AM @ontas
fDlbif teioTen i'm rDr Stra6suriinns list.
! Grtl5re mir, @raf S%trinrnr,
TiNen 3niiipalt Dor Watur! ~
A ISL: ibg 3pidduer
-tsa.4 afr'sr q mas jtst lin pClitit ma DIT.
....a II LII L.sL .s-a-l y .lsA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
nISs1lQ
So 8.

@afttustou, I. Maf.1Cd 9dus rsr
atpsSeatauten nakm am 6.fisiss cine Bill sum
|S&ube wtitn6sr Gfnmdnssrsr aui
Den e6iHsn auf. Zine isnr g.rfasunssn iast'
RAP ssssn Ssrsn, Der in fnslii&er, iransDii6sr orsr
psutl6tr Spra6t 'fa B~siaimrfaasfH gs8sn rus
wsi6li&e gei6lstt srlautt, binnsn einem SABRE
rom Sage pss antunIt i'm 5aisn pirfiame 8lass
aeiatrt ierpen lam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
asgls ieass gsks9A g,saA. me his MD
ID 4Arrfrfx mf an a.. 9is ig liz iensi

DH1 Nh ~ IKV- 80 $500 - NM
@Funrs, ea erinssnres Sssarfnis, 1T Fe % npe|
niser fis ntan6en 8rantsn. Mansel an SsrtS
sans fAratt Sas wfustsissrrtpssit, tesnntttst rts'
gsrriduns Der Sdite unu sess ylusfs, uFe sfrs
ainrsrt bic sstsnstralt. giaffsntliI 1T at'r es'
rsr in auasrita tauFsea gettia&t Fsisise BENZ!
snna i'm 6rsisn anerlabli9. ssstsrs ssf0rrert tf'
fanatlid rem apretit. tra!tist bic ysreanuns, be-
rirtt suten S6laI UNI bert fas auselislae gSoel<
ttsHurru. saHsfarssS H1sss' fsrf'tgt 'es''tSsf on fls
raltes; SerSltei9en errtneet i@ar, tarH aeer Sru',
! uno stadsnr'.istsln Stt essr sa saaps eapesFs
ttfaNtrs9 Sertsung -fas sssap's
Eanssrf rem 'genlhe ssf ls.iasn sap psa's 2'usn.
des 'raSesea tta eas oettttn, a'e sat'a'''''
os'sssuns, I ,Isst 9pIss'sas'sss.s so,... ...,;
S5'Ser SlaltaB eee amSs'eafsH saIt " aal
eas msal9s'~. osF"ssa 49, S..:
@aes sa'' ~. w te" -. =. go,
es3'psu. ~. saaps s,sAae -. !. ~.
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...s... 9 zact,nne, @&l,i. Jsn,,.e. stGois,
go m',. :, ,.a,rs ,,rn, 5rr,t r,,r e.; s;npsrn nm
~ -. sr,,.a,h,,,. h,;,,s,rs ,,,att,;Go !
:, a.; 49,, ~, snn,5,onrria,n sar
o.. ,Wsa,a. ,.,,, ;fs,a, stS1,;,eit ii ii
on ~ q. fmar,,,s Z INV. ros qo,t
wv ssr,. an ,tr finn ~
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: Ssps. H"' aa s.s. H.. a., =.
n'G'l ls'''''a s.'a,'''!st Is
"us." ~ ssls @is NJ. -, ,,,r,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

Saspnstaasssn sspshasss BsR IN % D aipa
90 lnars kfltIcFen. sas 10 strrOuneaf 5kEralR isa
sueaitsaaigs i'm euuis Der Madt lbare Rtrn @faf
raj bic artiQeris nafssianst. Ger gerluF au'
ipaniiGer Silt. mirp ais tehaGtli& ssmelret, rte
slmsatt su gsfdlIsasa n srS6 nitt sdnssSsfsn
mcrss1. Sn 9~lseiras III Elm SranercrtltiH NIT
istsaunhsnansis ssrwunrstsn SiFeisssa unn $50
Sclratsa anselanet.
-@aprir. I. gsfruar. Sstuan III pom ren
seaaisrn uae ssinsrfam 8stfaas a@assFtfa
S6laht esnominen wcrpen. Ndtbunssrt srpse
3ettes irsl6t -sasa Eager res 66sinsss etitrtttnsThis
1rtiQerts, 8amselt rnp RE gauge atrise Gquipis
rans nss inauriiGsa Scores if rem @panisril tn Ole
5anns ~atialtn:s Die @riefra res 3nilsrs tateu
pie Uirht frsriTsn.9 Dagan shrn Gtinr bic saHrrs
ptrans ssianet wsfnen irurs Getuan stintisn pisrs
~uneswan,is Giumneu su iterssten 10 fan ieis
Dssataticn aus fer Staft IN eas pnniits sdstr
| UNI uni gnane s~ustitten, ia rte MatcGseansr IL
rer Gtart bsseits a5u imprrsas unr sa elinosrt be-
~scnnsrs tattsns; die DipiEsn res Generals @ict
,cs earauf in Rte, sStart; utns irstncs einem sri
rerfanrsl sa f~hJssnen; s,n,r NAH init. Ganlunfpa1
unem allssnsinsr Grrrre tn'piansen.
g Sn Warrip duesrte Ra tuttr per gfssltsrunl
elm unasbturer Sutel ibsr3 mas grsisni6. 81
i Starfsif. s~tin5trie srsuatet. Die Orstpettanr
~astunssu Fns gang aaSsmtins rnn % fnrsn srcb
gsrssrsitasssnsi4r SHsntIifs Gsife fatt' f'a'g
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

81
Bie mir am SaluNs res ,rsiten artitsls IS
t,r,its anreutctsp, eatsn mir Is in irtelsm nit
rem tei eer aR:intrautentur nod mitmiritnren Ne<
tsntsStnsniFen gu t4un, uap i'par t'lp'sfen MIR
ricfklfen mis ictst: 1913 @
y Die Oidt. 8ir tsmsrtten ihen frifer,
eas risIs i.tr frugal tin iua. IS tann elm
Sriaetit aus Itpa4sm &aFse, Gaeac, Chocolate,
cesr @upps nit @eiBtroc, ;errie6snsn BISCUITS
Il. I. NJ, su @ittss gcuilOn eGlsiihfrufs) lsia'
tss, nantsnttia ,uderbaltisss gsmiit, @sshlpeltn,
aetchtes St1, 8onprts, rtassrss 6lsllf cesr
Slide, uns gun, 0ttnr cine lfi&t rsreaaliae. SuFps
nit easc u. rst. %ssnrifm irsresn.
gie senaue Gstitsauns rer Guantitdt Der Nat<
runssmittsl maB islsiO syfSEalia fsn erlnslsn
res arstes G~strlafea tletten. ss s.a
Sn Sinfi6t Ger s~inslsn epdisn fasrsn mir
nod SclsenreS an: aa
StwoN @tl& an f& lstdt serrauli&, pirn
Ns rpa ,rdtrsne rsr 3reutsntur nidt gut ssrtrae
aen, lam rater nur ais gsisus su saHse, Gtoeo@
tare it. raj. ssfattst rerrtt. = Gqs wetbe
Hleii6, rcrunter 9aufsn, Satner, Salt, eamm &C.
tSren, 1T ietr leitt serrnuliH; i6pn ifmeser iu
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BRET. Sic Hsinsrsn ,artsn 9tiere, ME !. 3. 8sbe
bubn, Ganepfe, Saie batsn tpsniser ~frdftises Jlsilt
Fnp sa6er fur 8rdnte ebltnsrsrtb, tassSsn
inp Gnte cr.r Guns, ibrss fettsn Jlsiltcs ne;
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rrr Srautsntir nur tpsntse sefattst t~rsrren, -Api
et,ra Sarrrdsn Eel mansslbait:m Gppetit, Crer gar
ter rcfer eainfsa; 8diis atsr 1T sansli& sa gr
8 neiren. sff 49,
d JeHeS @tt6d mtg s~entieeen trerhsn, mol
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n niifssn tinsesen 'ssrmisrea Sssrsen.
e. Bon @%etranfen ssbart bic GtpeoIat
rss.n isres teidliasn @etaltss an fsttsm Ssln
@eM ,u rem &aperserrauli6en Nabruhssmittel
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tr ssrtrassn. --8affe:e "a IN ri&t gu Barter Sol
~ bureaus suIdiis 'anr REM srbiBenren, a~uirssenr
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e. ben. as ssat1 @M3s RI a32 :
,r aleosslss altise lgetpSnk |; Sum, 9iqaeu
puni6, sssnic Bier fiap ratreno Der Sur nsat /
t9 traelida. as3 usessfzeN sa3lss leass.
raj Sic fGuerIt d en- Gstrdnfel (aimcmas,
on GruGhaits9 asten ssm ~Sraubsniaite furutl IN 9
NJ ;us aui rie Mii6uns, ais aui BE Birfuns il
ere uats, fnp eabsr rsGt gut 3a ssaattsn.
n, Gas 9 slnna sRe Gstrant if ras friid
n Dailtr; % lonsmteabei atsr aui ras Qnantl
DE an; autIlwn1er III befsr ale Brunne
'il waFtr. Der 9ranls trints patrsns Der Sur RI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
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ipoM aud tinmal bic essislatur rem aug NV
ANA Gur;e0aaf2 tintn Qtartfr mt finem fsaI'
;h,n sata,sa sesraHtfp.s = p 500
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tbrsn Biirstrmttftr, uar nur o ore
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run rc6l aud idr Die ryGiy Of Srnaanf4
leinsn 9 &ul,sn ttanpruGt.
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