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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

The following j. sad TO be the pirate recipe
ar an editor out West: Take on pint OF whlskey
"a sti-it we'll With spoonful Of whIskeyi then
add another pint Of whiskey- bet carefully with
: spoon. and keep pouring n whlakey til a
Ia-t-e bowl with water and make the servants
set i ou: of your reach. Take small tumhle'
pour IN two spooHiuls OF water, pour out The
xa.er. snd Ell up With whiskey. aad add to tbs
above. Flavor ri-h rhlskey - y9t- tss.s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
An oc1oaooS FROM Mlssrssrrrl.-A Mis~is.-

AN OcroRoox FROM MIssIssIPPI-A Nis~lss-
ippi planter has purchased the elegant brick
house at / Is Pnspec. street for hls daughter,
an Octoroon, sixteen years OF age. He pays Mr..
{ ark, Il e recent occupant and proprietor. 81
OOG for the house. 1t Is for her use while she IS
belng educated IN this city She viii shortly
arrive. accompanied by her goveTness and one
or two free servants a daughter Of the Rev !
O. White has been employed as general IN
s,-,ctor of the xounc lziv Though boru
slave. the Octnroon Is now free, and the planter
will spare no pains or expense to give her 6
thorough education: Her income while she re-
sides here * 10 be $500 year The prepa-
ratlous for her advent have created considerable
excitement in the immediate neIghborh0a3 o
the house she IS to occupy py.--Ctersi4fsd Plain
rf-11.- ,J,t-s ?.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

DEArH BY LlGHTNNG-A PHENoNENA---On
Wednesday morning last,during I be heavy Il un-
der : o-lu which passed over tins city, Mr. Geo.
y. Cook aud a smaller brother. who were II
work on the farm OF their father, Mr. I. j. Cock,
on the OHIO River, about three miles above this
place. took refuge from the storm under large
sugar maple tree. While there. and George
W., leaning against the trunk of the tree, 1t " -
struck by Lightning, killing him instantly. The
ear of the deceased Is slightly burned, as though
the lightning had pass into the head. aud a
portion of his brains ran out from the openings
in his head. There was no mark Of the light
ning's track on his body, but both on the front
and back theI eof was traced facs mile of the
tree under which the deceased was standing The
trunk commencing near the neck, and the entire
figure bark limbs twIgs, and leaves perfectly
and plainly deineated. in reversed position
upon the body, as precise and accurate as though
done bv calnera- Pa-ksJserq (Na) GGzette-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
GEANO.

Poultry manure, being applied TO plants.
should be mixed with earth shovelful for shovel
full and the compost applied TO the hills of corn
by itself, and then apply the dose Of plaster and
ashes afterwards. Where the soil Is loose and
well worked. it has the property of absorbance
and holding the auonia even when the manure
decomposes on the surface. and this iertiliziug
properly Is given out gradually. The action OF
the alklli contained ia the ashes decomposes
very quickly the fowl dung and 50 will the lime
of the plaster but the latter contains a substance
that has the property also Of combining with
auouia and forming soluble compound TO a
certain extent. Ashes. plaster and poultry dung
when mixed together dry, and Immediately ap-
piled 10 the soil, ought 10 prove. our cores =
polldent has found 1t very powerful aud eff
cient compost At the same time. if permitted
to remain. before applied to the soil. exposed to
the air. or where 1t viii be exposed To damp
ness, II viii lose great amount Of IT'S value.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

Rural Rcgiseer. Baltimore, notices that new
disease IN the wheaJ plant prevails in Hanover
county. Virginia. The symptoms Of disease Is
a rust in the leafthat destroys it. Last year it
was thought that the heavy spring rains ocoa-
stoned it. But this year II has been universal
lv drv, aad this rust Is working as freely "a 1t
did last wear 1t has even been observed to
spread among the grasses, aud has been obsefy-
ed ia pastures
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
GAEDES XAIKs.

Spreading haitian inch 20 an inch thick Of coal
tar nt,a1, the surface OF a gravel walk, then cov-
ering with sufficient Of fine -ifed eravel 10 pre-
vent the tar sticking t. the feet. VIII soon TORN
= hard. dry walk, aud tree from the growth OF
.,rass or weeds.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

rI,E S-h<erher offers for sale Lots - ard >1in
| Addition Mineral Point, situated on ".-e,i''t
Roth lots inrIosed On rhe premises - : eoH bi
house ,Sith frame s33ition with \ roo ci-teTn
"A The lst<e has seven good rooms AID csn be "cc-
ies ~ ,va f.li'iaS The location = good one for
res sence md the property will y sold n bargain
- MARTIN MARZOLF.
49,, ,.-l rsso-rI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
M. wv. rII.pEIlRarD,

,I-9I respectfully tender his professional service
w Il a.. ettlsau- 81 Mineral Point and vicinity
s. .t f.-.+s lrats. lio+.l g-I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
BOYS FLOWING.

Bows. small boys. are often ambitious to get
hold uf the pillow handles. A good farmer can
not afford to have boy Plow for him In the
trs, place it Is not boys work 20 follow team
all day or even half day; he cannot mend i
! balk by p,lIug the plow back, be cannot turn
a corner properly for want Of streug il in his
/ arms. and if he follows The plow much. he will
! never have straight legs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
aEnRa.E d. FKO-T,

gFlaNEl tI.Ar, and solicitor IN Chancery
L a..l Fa,ut once II Thomas new block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
HENJ. q. SCOTT,
|. u. 1rnFFET1. VI. d

sSre4I rsler III Dry Goods G-oceTies Provision
{ 4lAsts.-e Nc yellow Stone, Nis, Novl = 1880 :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
sAMuEL-W REESE.

rraRSFY At lay, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
a p.fse-ire, iowa county, Wis. Particular atien
6.aa sid b Collecting
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
professional ane 3uslntss Garas.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD,
arO. u. NILBEIt, ". D.,

rraRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ONCE
4 d s:ltou.s Block over Jenkin ( Barringr'- store,
X -raI poIat, Wisconsin Vi5n-5u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

twrER Mineral Point Wisconsin. Ohice one doc
| us.t of the Pre-brterian Meeting House, IN II
ttng formerly occupied by the United Siate- Ism
n@ra 4r SrIaxt. ill transact any professional ousi
e5+ se may be employed IT. the counties II Iowa
- Farette, Grant RIehts1i. yI5n5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
3tlineral Paint ddleeln Iribune.
So
PUBLISHED EyERY TUESDAY MORNING,
n ss cid Esgie Saloon, opposite fhe Io'oa COrHfy
BANK, Inga Street, Mineral Point, Bis., By
BLISS a son.

ooa~--~~-~~-~~ : =
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Tr.Ive lines Sonp4riel type, compact ma
t- tr s'.aca. giI be counted As q square
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-22

Wtar5 >. s, I'M 2pfOttiden 2a8erbier9aule an
Der @fe 8lopoz urtO 9eutbarpltr 3pbtldla9
begar9en 3u baben. Q8tr bru9tet leiner Belt
Die SDrnnter ludun9 weitlaufi9. 0a8 9eltri8e
3euoenper66r mar cine blpBe 0fefapitulaticn
erlelben. Bal9eupe8 1T pa8 gSelentlt4e pes
59atbeltanpe8
WiQiam8 uuo 8arter Qebterer Elm itaott der
@ilenb1bnfutIder batten mebrere St1noen
freuuoiAaftltd, NIT etn1nrer bertn19efnetpt ulto
far1cn el1plid Ipdt am Abeno III pa8 9enalirte
8ierb118, mp eben cine Nu8ipielun9 ltattfutp.
Bl6blid 5og Biuian ein Biltol, 9letd baraltf
fiel Elm SduB lnp Barrier Iarf, bon enter &it<
gel III bic 8rIlt 9etrpffeu. J3wet Gage oarauf
mar er cine 2ei6e. Dap Der Gn9efl. abltftz
lid gei6oiien, muroe ION feinem 3el9en polt>
ttp au8gel a9t; lppbl aber ~la1teten bic @ntla@
ltun98au8lagen oabtt, naB bon einem Wfpttp
St einem oblidtli6en Sdulle gar feline Jlepe
lett t6nne, bu @iuiamS unD Barber CUTE
Treuloe 9e>peIen uaD AUDI at jenem Abelto
fctnem Streit nit chamber 9eba6t. Barber
lelbIt babe bo8 4iItpl 0elaoen ltno Damn Dem
Willia1n8 9e9eben, Sin @ntla ltun985eu9e Sea-
mems 9feeb la9te nod beipnoer8 aus, DAP I
Oa8 Biitpl Dem Barter 9e9eben bate uno Dap
Der Oritfer p%ellelben gang bel left unO lp3 gene
len iei.
Sterb1i9fett8beri 6 t. = Sn ben
Seltern 3u @npe 9e9at9enen Z Sa9et i~tarber
81 Yerlpnen, 40 mdnnlt6e uro 80 petblt6e
6aupttpoe8url LADEN tparen: SdmtnoI udt,
moran Is ltarbeu 8rGune Is, @alerl u4t
4, Gatarrbfteber A, Sir1ent5iinpun9 3, 3abne1
4, unbetannte &inperfranfbetten z, Send9n=
lten 3.
Ba8 ba8 Sitter betrt1ft, 70 maren 10 her
Serltpr6enen uater 1 Sabr, II 5wtIAen 1 mnp
2 Sabret, IA 5pii6en 2 unD 5 S., 4 5milden
20 unp 80 S., 1 5pii4en 80 ulO 90 S.
gS18 Die 0autfarbe b~etrifft, 10 parett II
farbig, mpruuter 3 Stla0en.
9afen BON Baltimore. - Sn Der
lestcn 8Ode paren int bielt9en Safen 10
S9iffe, 16 81rfelt, IA Briggs unb SO S9pz
ner, I'M @un5en 20 SAB eu9e. Dappn MAJ
ten beitimmt na4 0tewzYrrt Z, Gip be Sunei>
To 4, Soltpn 6, 8remen 5, 9tprtb Carolina 3,
@barleltDn 3, Gptterpam 2, Garbenu8 2, Nor=
folt 2, 8el Snpieu 2, 2iperpopl 2, Guba 2,
Jtt4nlpno 2, New=Seof ORB 2 unO 1ta9 ben fol-
9enpen 6Ifen je Elm 6abr5eu9: Balern1o, Ba=
ppla, Wtopena, Arico, Bermuda, Matau5a8,
Sort, Mantuu, Srlanp, Wte., Gapaunab,
Bilnttn9ton, g. g., Corn SSlrno, Gbpbe So
lano, GemeOip8 De @ubu, Ybilupelp6ia, 2iltcn,
2onrpn, Suerp5 NlpreS, SABRE, Demarara,
9%tepalla Sslauo, 8iupi OF, q. O., ct. Spbn8
II. |. ~.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
80 fttu, @reen g.. 81. y. ben :

Us VIII, Green %. 81, y, ben 8. WpS. 1853.
Wtrtber 9err. @s seret6t MIR su srOsat gyerondoen meio
8tusnt6 ~ @unFea tbrer uniAdstnre. @fe0iSin, BEN steien ans uSm
rem btnsuJuflBen. NV
Wpr %uneefabr s Sdbret bate ID einen f6peren Nnfo0 0ro
SrpnAtttS unb nuree Su ben e~ef6tftefen Aer,ten fir f%nioS
l 1mst Sc tft i@s ~ GSrd zen Otterea G5e6raua fbres Srafretai-
nOrrnten unp tbre Anipeiluneen nod l6ertrpfen. eeit irnpr III
BABE I'D e. IN tnetuer 5atilte piel aueemanot ebeniO ME i6ren
tneeFnoea no mtMbtretbenben Balian uuo tets nil
ctnt befelt GrtH8e. ,9babren0 Der Ianeidbrisen 8rantbeit mst'
ner ihrtnola@haen Brau, maren ibe @{roiSiuen oft Die stn,ioea
nel9e @rlet6ttrung periHatten unb menn ie aud ntht be,fsSa 1sSt
ole AranIpeit IN EN- stadium estreten mar, No fetn BIS iebt brs
fanntes Ittttel mebr ttlien tpnfte) 10 linpern fe cod lire r 5 u : :
sen. 26enn oas eftene 3eu9ntB etnes DRannes, beden T1rni1ie n ne
GdttG fur Sic anO ste SADIE Der Menl46ett eiaiasn gBertSS bat /"
tub tie pt4tprnten III pen meinieen. ]"
IAhn9SUpG SIR
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WaGerindt unp &reb8 fnrirt.
erlumtus, @tf, BEN "a. San. 1851.

Or. .. Sa8ae! :" l0o''
g9ertber 9err; - Nitt 8rUsent g~ersnisen made ids fe Sn S.,
nal9asberen 90irtiamtett tbres 8rufretnfaWnasmffs
tells, tbres altertrenten 8atfa m 5 l1b as . NV
9~etts-Ytllen befannt. General g&. .. Ortun, elmer meme IN =
Na66arn nur0e oar4 tbrea 8rufretaiser lme fn6ernoen @afian
Spn 8rpndttiS 9ebeilt, na66enn er 40 Sobr ldno ans Sn Z - oI.rum
Beleser, nnO BRET Der beOtuten0fen Merste aQe lire GuTasS e%,s
srfUl8 an ttt erprObt batten, g~erf&ieOtae Sale Ssn @SaGetfaSi
S N &reSs w1rosn eSentaus N metner gab6nrltaft eebeiit =
oes 9alllees neltes ls9r fGaeu sunatnt Sd CAB i6r aIsSstS "%9
tbrent AlEratme OgtttGun88peranoernben Wteatstn) un6 he n iest
91n5h9 9ebetlt; 3dntbartett ee8en fe ub Der g8mf6 FIR Sss
Ofentlt9e &5Obl Rabsn mid bewO8en an sic ,u itrei6enl tr rae ~,
tb elm Gremeer gu Sbnen bin unp Sic fuD nebr ais ri0fnnv,e
CUR Verp1entltpMa9- oteleS I'm 6ale Sic es piai1en fpateu.
81 Breun6f6aft Sbr =
0hOf10R q Om-.Y
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5. ,. @mttb.
8 e |.
~ . eIaFES8iHf' 9e0r Rtale. @fpt, 1857.

H Or. 3. Snbne! -" 20
Wertber 9err. Utetne 3pbter rurte SDr / ur,stt ~ ei,sr,
9alSubel betauen, nelbeS etie erC6e Mebnhffeit mir Ser grua-
brdaae bate. SD Ssria6te %perf6teOsne arSneienrmS Ssrs,tc agsg
aas pine Grfpls. Cine @abt na6 Der ancern Seraino' oSer m neil
&ino lpnnte tetne 1tnbe fneen entli6 Serffafte III mir ann, ~
rem SrnfretntBnnssm unt es tra6fe ene p~pQfSnsios Seyy
lung ~ Stanoe. SD fubie mid te6balb, nGdf Der 0DrGeblTSsto Sb-
meineS 6unoes. t'N'VNIL
9a0 @lttratine babe i3 an mir felbf srprUDt lnO s%eTanssp. bos
es bt MIR eGe pOHfdnStge llhmanelune rnetner GOnaimhcn Sc.
BON 9atentmeot5tnen, bin aber ieBt uberseust, bas ids SbreSo tS6aI
mttteln HnreGt that uO tA bin 0erne berfit 6eeI6enf ais oIt,p
%npfeblea.. N"SN
90 m. @. Oc bvY~
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(Sa15,6W1l
s4fSn @rpBe
fM6ltbe un6 flopeftli6e Npute

3pu0en OAlttmpre1
@it1 Yoint, 91nbbur9, Ba.,
Snproile uno Wtempbi8, Gem.
rmo oaSpHben le9enoe Pl6be.
Die DSmpfer p@ep. YeabpbD" uo D8eIoibere" per-
loieu ieBt Baltimore ieoen 0ienlta9, Boomerang uo Samlta9,
3a9mitasS 3 rbr, uad Gtp Ycint, 8a in 8erbinorn9 NIT Der
IioG9en gtIenbabn nad 2pndbbur9, Enorpi0e, 0fempbtS &c.
Die tirefe unb ~9eei9netfe 6raAt9toute
nod a0en beoeuteuoen Ylisen I'M IIopeitluben Sir9inten, Sennei-
fee, @eor9ia, uno ben n6rolben Ebdl BON Alabama II. Wa1tifppt.
Gg- g8aaen peroen na9 ir9enb einem Neier Plise b%ei6rOert.
N09ere Austunft ertbeat
S. 8r1nb tun,
Msent Der Pppbatan OampfIftf-G0
Ia16.H So. 5. Qiabtfr. a9Bpart
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Iitbma, 8lutIpeien &c.

StUft1n, Omen g., SnO,, Ben A. eest. IS,
Or. 3. S1sne!
Wtetne 6rau mar lett bret Sabrea fdwer franz INIT @rDr6jts
unO Ia ib Sielta3 RON Der &5trtiamfttt ibres Srufreinionpnsn, if.
oere Srantbetten per sunge .eebGrt bate, 70 iaufte ttb cine S1,1%e
SapOn rnc cine Sda6tsl @elutetsttspiaen, unb i'd bin is oGIafIIi%
Sbnen meleen gu tDngen, DaB mad benz @ebraud bes 8rSnarsins
9aheSntttels tbr 9uiter prr9ina, bic Sefdwerpen un6 etrer,ea
eeth Atbreni na3ltebsn uaO tn einent Ytpuat cine %pplfSnb}3,,
0stlun8 tplstsJ N'S
&. .. 6mfth
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m~ 6~OHOwaDs @iaen unO sulbe. :

q 6tnn9 Tn 8Gufer. = % "bielelben
eleno ndiA9ema6t unb DerfGlIdt mUrben Iinb, 70 lpate
ba5 publifum erfabrer, paB es cine prObe fir ibre
Qe6tbett stett, nGn1ltA : ba8 QBaIerSei6en pSpl<
lppaY SHREVEPORT rup 2pnppn" peldeS in jebem
8latte be8 4npet ung8budeS gu ieben 1T, penn
man palelbe 9e9en paa Sttt bait. Die pilen lnp
gu baben So. 80 Motpen Zane gfep>gprf unb bel
alen Orugsilten 81 25 GtS,, 63 @t8. unb 81 bic
SAaatel. 11WlQS
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9lnfaQ bon 9nsaehrnnn

Oefe8 mag b~e5cu9en, baB i'd Dor ungetibr 9 Sab, ~ nm ei,.
6rantbit befaaen wuroe, Die MD NIT N~lSse6ralo beSrcbt, 0"'
lberoieS BON einent l~dmerSt4ea 9nieu 9epla9t wurSe. ST n ars.
bon ben terlbntelen NerIen b~ebonoelt, Obne cine Is f. d. NTv n'Vs
o~eripdrer. Gncif, pa, d INNER eIenoer wuroc, iberrc'Sst. ~.
uid 0r. SapneS Srutreiu5un9SmiteI gu prObiren Comm S Sn,
@ebraub Der eriten Tlal9e pnr6e tb etpas belcru nadb CSebron@
SSfQoc @rD8bh
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@arfaDarilIa nn0 Xbeer=Niaett,
@rDBe GrmGBiouna Der 2nfernreiie.

g. 81. 7 @t8., 81. 3. s @ts, 9eretntster 80 @t8., Subuder
II @t8.; frtbe @ra8buter 25-2S @tS.; Orange 8ranb S6infen
ner @tber in 6lai6en iebr biais; better Bort, Sbcrrp- lno mS-
Oeru- gsetn bel SAP nnO 6lai4en; alter Sater-@biStep Der geItc
in Baltimore, iOwie feline atqaDre uno granoieS BON alien Sprtet
bel WCOrnaIb q EbpmaS,
Wtui5S &c Oft Saltimpreftr.
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Neue8 ppn S6tpeben

(9luu;us aus etnem 8rieft bes 9ieS. Gbrw. 8. gser6er. s..
StDdGplnt, S6peoerJ ben 10. Mlars 1881 ~
Sbre uai6aBbare MettStt bas Srufreinionnosmitfe 4,
nlstaent pale une n'siner SrIit erC6e Dteufe seleifet uH5
Uelden t9 oasUa 9ae SerF&ersea mir ebepfaas Der saten SSgts,aaoe
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" m. g. So btxn
8rufbrdune unb g(utIpeieu.

D%ttaepiae. Butter 81, ben s. OF. 1871
SD beieuge, eB ib ~pGarenb Der @rnte TN lebten Sufi ~, s.,
Observation-Disclosures betalen rcuroe unb cine ,temidSe Onan,tts,
ppn Slut auswarf! aud bate td einfn tSlen bufeu. S@ n,Es
8ruitrtint8ua8smittet uR RteieS ielte mid sdn,lt6 ptessr
S1me8 u. Bar Nrrn
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grfdltuna, Snten, Seiterz II. 8rnffldmee,, ~

gSerfter Serr! SIN Spatjabr 1913 purbe Ids RON einen sefti.
gen Sencrs in mstner ltaten Settle unrtittelbar inter lem : .
osfalen, pel6er mid AUS srdBli6ite marterte mo 5itsr o.
Spra6e beraubte. SD gllube, pa6 etne beittae grt6Ituno II
fade papen mar. SIN gaaie elmer 2sO4e Serbreitete la 6i,9sr
5dsmer3 u s,r, se qanse Srnit nno wgrDs gon Gage su Gage SefTi.
prp6trte bieraut Elm eunSeS Sabr lang aae mSaltdenn 9feeis st ,u
ter Nnweilnne Der bsrubnlteiten aerste, absr uneldfliGSemr See ei
~btsaeebtn ais Elm eltser 6reunc mir ben Gebraub irsS s 5.uit
reini6uuSsmitte!s anrett, SD peti&afte mir cine SiaiSe ! ! s .@i-
Ben lo ebe tb tie NOD p6lt9 perbraudt bate, iteate1 dS 9siE..
Won SsIlerun9 ttn, uno mad benz @ebrnuG Der 5. ,EiaEss ff, nv
mid 9dnsli4 mieeerbfr8eitegt, eta8is burd tie arafto tbrerlnf%Ss
barren NrSnet IAtun9SSeu Sbr "p~A9
G.8. M. 9arSeb,
Yaltcr Der |. Yresbgterianer. tsemsir6s
Terre Saute, Su6., ben s. MGai 1913. "V
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Sabt ibr ben Seu6bultet
3pnrmt 2lae mnD eene(ct.
8lutuna Ser Qu1oe. .

0 ~ N""SCt
anispiae, ga., ben 1. Sanuar 1853.
Wertber Serr. : SIN Sabre 1850 mar t6 fe6r letoenb. rms ~
nhetnem Sduthalten i'm pprbergebenoe Sabre ,uldrieb. Gin ~,
ut etnen Nntaa Opn Slutun9 Der eunsc, wurOe je6S6 nas ST.
etaud tbres Sruffretntsan9smttte wieOei sdn,i6 qe6eftt uao
lelbe }DteOtStn rae4reren Sim ern fir ben Reu6bufen einosoeSe y
uno INNER eehtn0en, bds fc benz Rranten arO6e GrleiSts run
asri9aftte unO ibn 3uIest sebetlt bat.
tEbpS. S. Rpl(tns.
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MnfnaezScbetn

4A NnfngezSc betnc
Aasa9@sGS per @esel- uno RGnpK6tfe q. uAb 2. gai
&@agNSSs8g%% lnb 3mii6enoet) BON Bremen na6 Nep- y II
s&ES@&4 Baltimore rno anoeren S6fen Der Ser. Staata
werbeu bon ben lnterSeidnehn ami 6 Wtonate uub l Sabr ellti.
fr 0e6nrn9 bs 9rn. 80. S4pni in Sremen Su Ben b%tli9leH &a-
len ~au89eieQt.
Nua Sebeu mir @e4ll in ~beItebiScn Suptmen amf fOIsenbe
Bldbe Deutihlano'8 ab;
Bremen, Stetn @oblenS, @ptba, 6ranfurt a. u. Sreu,nat,
0tiniter, Wtaunbeim, 8irSbur8, Stutt9art unb ~9lu9Sbur9.
Serner balten ms gu Il intaifrun9enu nc Speoitpnen ealpfobten.
Bed unb y 6 mann,
CSa15, 6Wt) ia Seltz9pmbaroitr.
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Baltimore, ben Il. Wtat 1860.

Baltimore, ben II. Wai 1860.
QIcpbpG, per gau. 52-54 @t8. fir 95 psf.
per 8uibeG $1.12-$1.50.
Butter, bete @pbeu % Gts. p tb, @la6e8 1904, NpQbuter
14OI7 @t8.
GraGer, Z @t8 @ tb
@rb5en, 1925 % Sa& q 8uf6.)
6ebern, oroindre 35040, CUTE 55GD4S @t8. % tb.
0iolt1e) Wtanoeln, peibi6. 14@tS., barIb., III
Cts, &oinen, $2.2560$2, so % 8pr, Dateln 4O5 Cts,
5ei9en SOl2h @t8. o tb, &orutben 6 Cts. @itronen So
% Cts, Sran9en$250
9etreibe, NeBen rOtber 140-145.
weiBer gutter I6o1Ol65, ertra fctner 170-175.
Safer, 8r0. unb Wfarplano PA, Yennl. 4604S Gs,
Corn, lpeiBe8 1901, 9elbc8 1906 @tS.
MDgaen, Dtarplano 90-93 @tS, Benni. 95-98 @t8.
@ewIr5, 9iempnt IL @t8. B tb, Nelfen lO010@ Gt8., pItn
Su9Wer 54GO5%, WustatnuB 65(O68, 8ieffer 104(010h,
Yeu8tatblit6e 47GD50 SIS.
6ppfeu, % tb ii @t8.
Oanf, ameritant6er % Come $200(O105, Dtaniaa % 10 Z ..
ruitIder o. Come $500.
OGute, 8 lb 25& Cts, lpe 9011, ~9etrpdnete 14015.
Sen, 8timotp S Come $16O1S, 6lee, $3.50.
&art0ffelu Mcrccr % DUP. 7OG0S0 @tS, ~9epBbnIi@e 60 6.
&aIe, p rb 1O(0II @ts.
&leeioamen, neuer 81 5O$5 90 % 8uI9.
aSbGen, feiRe ~Iorfbur9 % Epune $3.50, Sun Of the Dtn
$.75, 9ump $4. 25, Georges @ref ale Sorten SIS. "a, 4ntbra-
cite fir Staot9ebrau6 1925, 0totb- unO 28etBa9enum0 BAL
timpae Gompa9nte 1928.
&affee, 9io D tb 13AtO13A, &o gut IA, printa Az,
Saoa 5%0l6H, ga9uaera l4015.
2eber, @itp Spbeu % ID 35fd38 @tS., @puntrp Spblen 500
@ts., 9oupb Stirling 3ID34, Spanil9 Soblenleber 23GD32
Stir @el9ir i9war5 35GD3S, Country @ei1trr 1marS 290
32. Oberlecer raub bS sen 1904. so, &albfeae 60(06S o
fb, fui9t S90$1.
10 oIaiies Gep-Orlean8 fair bis primaFs @aaOue 46G04S
@t8., cuba 24GD2S, WtuScepaOp 2S(035, Pprto 3icO 81
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Idreibt; ""UV'
Sb babe Sbr ELECTROMAGNETIC unb SSbren mintncibenSs.
BALKAN NIT Dem gr6Bten @rfol9 in netner 6amuie onsxlg,nSt :
bin belte SWleuen nett mad etwaS bon tbrem 8ruareiniaIrrnSrS1 n,
tel 9erltten, nm eS menens lHScrr ~A'nGa9eben, pel6e mt etuem
Antan peH Group bebrpbt inc. '"
Swansi9 9 eiteu bon 3en0nihe ii nnen bon gerroncr .o, +
w66rtem Ggoratt NIB 2Sabrbst pelJele9t iperbcn. menn :" s W.
Qcc5et Sopnc meStSiniften MIn,onAb fir 1861
0ieieSS ~wertbppne grpueni9uusSmttei spirS S Gv ,n;.
fattst BON Or. .. Sc pne @pN ""
% Rbh. tstpbia
s. $ SuRorit, O'gteil y Slider, 81. grOar q ~,
i. $. StaSisr y g., abOmiun & gIet. 8 8. sSes :
1San17 ,T,tn.w)
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3u Derfaufen.
SIYsSMH WW
@ert9pple8 @i9ent6um in 6reberifitr.,

MFiiI NtII9Uple0 VlYtlIl0HW III OlepeIlu IT,
~A-~ l1a1e 6apetteltr. auf QlnctiDlt.
Am Donnerta3 ben "a. Wlai, Na4mtta9S 4 Ibr peroe i'd gum
Gerfauie pferren am 9lobe:
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erlten Sto6, nit Wtarmpr- @efmS I'M Yarlpr un6 aus tem
belten gtatertal 9ebaut; e8. lit @aiier in Der garb unb in
Gem 9noltle uno itebt cine nonninele @%jrunbrenle 6arauf, mel
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wlrt9en @9ent9imer ltno lit elm iebr WO]nlife8 6au8. ga e8
enc &tete bat. ne ne t8e I'M 0%litepuntte ter Stact, 10 ware e@
lht8 benobnt.
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natt9eu 9taten NIT Sntereiie hto gutter 8ir95faft, pber es fam
aud7 Elm &bel oeS ~8aufpreiie8 ais @ruuorente ani benz @~rlutfhit
reben blet0en, pem e8 gepitn9t wirb.
8. 8. 8renan, Fl q. @a1itr.
Mai16-24 e. s.. @pper. 9luft.
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Son 81. 81. gBtnter8 9P @

@ileb8e0iIe, 81, ben s. Mdri 1888.
Or. .. Sa9ne 4 6pn! "'' 1000
Nttne 5erren. = Mtt grpsent 0eranIaen ersfpsf III al
len 8%rentbetten Der 9uftrb9re tbr 8rutrtHteunosniftel gseaf,
tbren lneernoen BALKAN BET farfem @uswurf unp QeberfeiSpn 10
n%neeparSt babe. S'i'S'
81. u. Btnters
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Sal8brd1ne (Crounl

@pr fpr5emt bate zines reiner Rinber einen eFhnsr ast,f,ri4e,
sntaI non S%alsbraane @sl9er unsweifelbaft Obne i5neaSe Sill
grultnnltel uno nae @erlolf BON y gtunSsS' in Scnen \ y ' gl
mar balb boraui lrieoer mp6i. oN"o '"V' "'
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MISUNDERSTANDING
1EiA Sefeatlider Scrfanf
4AzA BON mertbpoIem @i9ent6um in

Der llnter5eiGnete, &eitament-8 p5ebr Der 6interlaiieniboft
BON Oent p%er{torbencn Greorit Cur 6ort prb am Blabe ielbt am
Dpnn rfa9 ben "a. Dtat 1860 UNI 8 llbr 0a9mutag8 8re 6eioen
mertboOllen @runoftGe un0 @ebGult0 tetten
IN &om lontown lte8eno, bfentlt9 perfaufen, 9M6 cine iibrlide
crumbs ent e ppn $15.
8eoingun8en: Die 9dGte baar. bic anber Salfte in Mpnaten
NIT Snterelien Hno gutter 8itr9i8at
2ewt8 8p9Ge, Grecutor.
q. s. QS1re, Mutt. StWGOD
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@ftpelHHVet @alallp u. OluBfleper (Snfluen1. }
gsnt. 9lppb pm 9iSGuru1 pa, f&reibt:
ben o, Sanuar 1858.
SD Bin fpeben pteeer eenelen bon ettfm e~pioepstlbeu gatarrb
Sci relAer SrnniRett ib IN tbrrnt grafrriaiser unI6Sesores
SetlmittcI lamb.