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The national Republican., 1861-07-29
l. WAEELER.
AaEaT s,A ral aAIy OF AMERICAN Asb ESazIsa
Il Ak D W A RE.

n. u AouiSia"I az, cHSos1e Ba.s of Ws't&st0a,
i(AR, Sheet and Hoop Irou Horseshoe Iron,
- Norway Nail Rods, Burdens Patent Horse
Shoes, Horseshoe Nails CAST, Shear, and Bis
ter Steal; Anyls, Bellows. and Vices; Sheet
LEAD, Bar Lead, enh Lead Pipe; Leaded Root
Ing lin Bright Tin Ct oil kinds; Blook Tin,
ziL., and Copper; IIol, Bass, and Copper Wire.
Carriage Bows &ni Curtain Canvas, Hubs,
sPokcs, Rims, ana A4los, Locks, Hinges, Screws,
Nails, Brads, Sash Weights, Sash Cord, Pulleys,
Planes, Saol. CLiaols Files; Boring and Mordce
Machines, sad dGsindston6s, ,A1os, Shovels, Spadss,
Rakes Forks a..
DEPOT IoR PLANTS NEW PATENT
BLIND HINGE,
All ct the lowest prices foE CASH, ar 10 pune,
susi customers Oh shor credit Hoy 40
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so LID I L r s.
SIGUT DRAFTS

SIGHT DRAFTS
ON THE NORTH
pOUGHT AND SOLD, in sums to suit army
- officers and soldiers.
Uncurrent money wanted.
SWEENY, ,RITTENHOUSE, FAINT, 4 CO.,
Bankers, Pennsylvania avenue,
july 29-tf Near Browns Hotel.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

WV will receive any ofthc discrrlit-
ell illinois and Wisconsin money at
par on subscription to the Times
Now is the time to subscribe. Mar
shall Co. Times.
We wont. That's the difference
Bf cause Iowa and Wisconsin rags Arrest
n discount it is no sign Iowa papers
should be; though unassuming as the
Times and Transcript arc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

Ali who are suffering from Consumption
should use the Makora Arabica, discovered by
a missionary in Arabia.
Al who are threatened wi h Consumption
should use the Makora Arabica. discovered
by a missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis
should use lie Makora Arabica, discovered by
a missiona' Y in arabia.
All who arc suffering from Sore Throat.
Coughs and Colds. should use the Makora Ar
abica. discovered by a missionary in Arabica.
All WHO are suffering front Asthma. Scrafu-
Ia and Impurities OF the Blood shcald use the
HakoraA rabica, discovered bt q missionary in
Arabia.
1t cures consumption.
II cures Bronchitis,
II cures Sore Throat coughs and cn1de
II cures asthma, S~crofuln, and impurities Of
the Blood.
This uncaual'ed remedy is new FUR the first
fine Introduced 10 the public.
It was rrovidentially discovered bv a mis-
sionarv while travelling in Arabia. He wac
cured Of Consumption by It's use after his case
was pronounced hopeless by learned physi..
cisns in Europe.
He hasforwarded to us in writing. a full ac-
count ofhis own extraordinary cure, and Of
a umLer Of other cures which have courae nm
der his observation, and also a full account Of
tie medicine.
At his request. and impellel by \ desire n
extend knowledge Of the remedy to the pub.
iic. We haveIai his communication printed ii
pamrl,la, form for free distribution ftsinter
est Is enhanced hv an account which he rfyfs
If some Of the scenes of tie Syrian massaeres.
which he obtained from th0se who suffered il
that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may he sbtained 1T orr etfTce,
or il will be sent free by maillo all who apply
for it.
He imnort the Makora Arahica direct from
Smyrna through the house Of fleon 4 tiyl.r-
pus, and we have always on hand a full supply
put irin bottles ready for use with full direc-
lions.
p. ice one dollar per battle. Senthy mail
on receipt Of price. and - cents for postage
For sile wholesale and retail BIZ
LEEDS. GILMORE & co.
importers Of Drugs and Medi-
CiMes,
81 Liberty s.. \. Y.
ALSO, BY DRUGGISTS GENERAL
Ll. 1~Sn1l-!y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18
NOTICE..

To the unknown owners of the following
described ,iecss of Lane in the county Of Ia
ma, and State Of Iowa You arc hereby 10
tilted that the Cedar Rapids & Missouri Riv-
er Rail Read Company, 4 company organized
under the Laws Of the State Of Iowa, have 10
Gated their Line Of Road through the follow
ing named tracts Of Land, situated in sal!
county Of lama, and State aforesaid
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

Tie LcHL, UebSter & Co. Machines are a
Of the most substantial make and elegant I
finish, are strong, reliable. simple in corr
struction, EASILY operated by a novice, and
with ordinary care will run far gfars with "
out the annoying expense Of repairing 81 a
ways incurred on the cheaper, less reliable =
and more complicated machines. "a
There is no instrument in use for sew !.
ing, capable Of doing a greater variety Of q
work than these machines; with the cele- :.
hrated WHEEL FEED they will handle the -
finest muslin, the heaviest broadcio.h, w e
will work in the thickest leather used ny =
shoemakers, OR carriage trimuers. 1hey u
will also run over seams and gathers with
the salnc facility as over plain work. lhs -
stitch made by them is from TWO rnREAfs,
| and is the most approved and desirable in r
use; is ALIKE o~ HoqH SIDES or THE fsnEic u
leaving no ridge On tile under side 10 wear
ont and loosen The work, a decided tanit n
with all loop 81 chain stitch machines.
The needles are not cnrred and lIabie 4
to break. bnt are sfr,ight and have a per-
pendicular motion, which is absolutely y
necessary to adapt the mach.ire to ALI
sorts Ct york. They viii bind with a ~
Under aud hem with ahemmer; Will stitch =
fell and gather: are fully licensed under 4.
.iIOWESFXT ENnFnPATENT, and ere g
tref fjom M tnfrngfarpt.. During seven q
Yeas Of MS thy have Won tire enSiahie
reputation If being .fte irt .ftW3E tHd -
uopnfactrfiF7 are hires IL tho o"rtrE. N-
h.ve numerous testimonials; read ~ ott /.
and comprehensive Que from the
Nary nGica, Washington. Aug. II, ls.'. go
Conference.-The sowing Nachire or /.
.i.rcl from yot II safs asAard. and Mrs. -
Ill f.llv statistic with It. Asan evidence ~
ii, 80 =, .,a:.+- ~ lrt4r III ~rrrti0vs ny cN-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18
agssss4s ~u,tgsGsasy.
Directory.

-OCO-OJO-
N. +. Church
Rec. r. Swearnyen, Pastor
Services will be held nj their Church or
Sabbath the ll,h day Of November next a,
lo3 o o'clock A. NJ, also every Sabbath evening
and every alternate Sabbath thereafter ut the
same hours.
of the day, until further notice.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday evening
at the church, commencing at early candle
light.
Congregational Church
Rer. g. IT.. Wooduard Pastor.
Services will be held at their Church every
Sabbath excepting the 10th Of Dec and
every third sabbath thercafter-at 1Oj o'clock
A. w., and 2 o'clock T. ".
Prayer Meetings at the Church, We'd
nesday evenings at early candlelight.
Presbyterian Church.
Rec. Luther Dodd Iustor.
Services will be held at the M. F.. Church
on Sabbath the 18th Of july At 10! o'clock 4.
NJ. and every alternate Sabbath thereafter at
the same hour until further notice.
Afternoon service At 4 o'clock on the 10th
Of August and monthly thereafter.
Prayer meetings Mt the School house Fri
day evenings at early candlelight.
B,p,ist Church.
Rrp. Il. q. Eavards Pastor.
Services will he held At the Court room
Sabbath July 10Th at ~! o'clock A. NJ. and
every alternate Sabbath, ut the same hour un-
til further notice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18
LID IL .

-. The late war news excludes 9th
or prepared matter from our columns
. ....We arc indebted to Mr.. !. T.
Farley Of Marpu@p md ~ Chase. T.,
late warnc.s
49,. We asi She c]itizcnS Of fIis town
if 1t IS not important Tor us to hold 2
railaoal meeting Immediately? Ne
think it is.
.... We noticed a number Of beet
cattle being driven THROUGH our town
Yesterday ; %enrontc, probably. for some
eastern meat maket.
1--WE understand that Constable
Dexter, yesterday seized Of John ".
Siyloch. fifteen gallons Of trash, contra
band Of peace, usually denominated
"fortv rod whiskev." It will be put
nnonits trial, and probably set at liber-
t. il tnw days.
49,. We would suggest the proprie-
ty Of expanding a little of the muscle
which has 80 much Of late been used Mt
PLAYING hail in the Public Square, in
setting out trees in the same, and re-
pairing the fence. Perhap. such a call
has less charms than, "IIurrah for !
game Of Base"
I've invite the special attention Of
those DESTROYS to raise good horses to
the advertisements headed, "Ncxt Thing
to a beautiful women" 90 ts~
It is all nonsense for q Farmer to
sigh and hope and wish that he might
he SO fortunate as to raise some yalua-
blc srock-somcthing a little extra, IN.
less he takes the proper step at the very
hagining, by securing:'he best breeds,
Farmers Won al know this. Why then
not act upontit.
...Do NOT omit to r, 4 I the nnH adver
tiscment Of Mcssrs. Williamson & Van.
Horn. They arc now prepared to at
tend 70 all ca~c. IN their line, and de-
serve \ liberas patronage FIR endcavor-
ing to sustain a Livery Stable III this
place.
Such accommodations arc necessities
Frequently felt e,enin quite small places.
md Vet are hardly self sustaining in
'5wns If nnr size. The reason il not
lia' .fra g & horses are moi hired,
t,lf hocagse tlay arc hired Of other
'srsnis II really OF quite as high a
%ifice. THIS is i, wrong. Every town
Of onr SIC Il els \ good Livery Stable.
FIR The accommodation Gifts inhabitants
and the coavaafiene. Of travellers nd
sfaN-ers. Hsasealfr Chat patronage
+ ~ only thing t!l5i vii ca,tre IL
The Ma number - Cooley Laf,y~
Ho'k. well stored with nice tllinrs r.
The, lslys is 1T hand. No other NJ ga
zine can compare with it. 1t has
u" equal, but plenty Of imitators.
Terms | copy $4,000 copies 5000.
Aadrcs l.. 4. Cooley 32s lhesnut
St. Phils. ra. s.
-l--
We would call the attention Of those
suffering from Consumption, Bronchit
lis &r,. 10 m advertisement in another
c'lnmn u this paper, Of IN important
discover. Ter the cure Of those diseases
now introduced for the first time TO the
,-\'ncrican public by Messrs. Leeds, Gil
lnore 4 Co, Of New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

The E,litor of the cHRIsTTAN wATCHHAS
n REFLECTOR. saws. ~ f have seen testimony
in favor of tie machine made by Iada Heb-
v STR & Co. which from the moral and relig-
"A ious character Of The writers, we are salts
" fed could never have been obtained. la |
IA not the instrument fully realized the Yep
reSentat ions Of tie makers respecting il;
. these testimonials are from clorgymen ard
persons III high neral worth and integrity
II in the community, we'll known ID our read
!, ers.andareo f Tie most Gathering Character
!. HENRY WARD BEECHER 9th
" Now York Inienenlent-Gov. a. &
q CURTIN. of Penn. - HORACE
& GREEDY, n. Y. Tribune. = Hon.
HENRY !. RAYMOND N. Y.
' Times-HORscE Il. DAY. L.
Q din Rubber Pltentee.-ITon. JOHN
y, y. GH1sEIIN. j., Norfilk Va
= WI. +. WILLIAMSON. Chief f.
!. eiueer Il. s. Nasv.-JOsEpH 7.
a PRISON. Chef Engineer Of n. y.
Citv.-Elitor PRACTICAL ME-
Y CHANIC. = EIitor Scientific
n AMERICAN.-EAitor. ALBANY
r ATLAS AND ARGUS. Edr.r
BALLOT PICTORIAL. Editor
NEW OkIEANS fICA I L r.
g Editor NEW YORK EVENING
= POST. Editor BALTIMORE PAT.
q RIOT. Editor MEMPHIS I'm.
!. OTIRER Editor CINCINNATI
Y ENQUIRER.
From TIE above eminent gentlemen, ard
distinguished sources. We have uneualif-
A ell praise and flattering testimenials of
A the superiority and p~racticsl reliability Of
tie "i4add, Webster Il Co. Sewing Mach
+. ines
- EFFICIENT AGENTS WANTED IN FvFsy
Town. With 4 snalfinyestment ofcapitol
a p, ohtahlc business can be readily estah-
III lishel. We offer liberal njrcemenis.-
= Any correspondence regarding cur niarl,-
ines will be promptly and gladly answered
enrlose 4 isfer stonap ard We Will sead =
circu'ar and sample Of work b. return
mail.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

likewise sections is, Il, Is, II, ~, q, g,
% & "a Of Up. 50 Il IS.
Now unless you appear and make
application to the Sheriff Of the County
Of Tama aforesaid, within thirty days
from this date rs provided by the stat
utes Of the State Of Iowa. in such cases
made and provided for the assessment
Of damages, that said company will pro-
coed to assess the damages rs the Law
has provided IN such eases.
Dated at Toledo, Tana County,
lows. This the l,th lay q April, a. y.
lSGi.
- 1 49,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

ggY-Chas Argun,, a drunken Flori.
da stakeholder, killed five Of his own
slaves two or three weeks ago.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

.... We noticed a number Of beef
cattle being driven thrnuph our town
Yesterday ; enrontc, probably, for some
eastern meat maket.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18
Good TemulArs.

WVVW
The Ionic Lodge, !. O. Of q. r. meets every
Friday evening, at 81 O'Clock, in the Basement
Of the Congregational Church.
Knight Dexter W. s.
J.C Miller w. NJ.
The regular meetings Of Toledo Lodge No
lis Of A.. T.. A. NJ. are held every Wclncs-
day Evening, On o. before the full moon, At
their Lodge Room. at he residence OF j. x.
Vermiiss.
IDDS ALIEN, v. NJ
Gao RAfaEis, So. pto fem
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

80
E The property Of Gov. Houston
is reported by . Texas paper to be
worth $4,000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

VIZ would call the attention Of those
suffering from Consumption, Bronchit
is &r,. I q m advertisement in another
column q this paper, of an important
discover. Ter the cure Of those diseases
now introduced for. the first time to the
American public by Messrs. Leeds, Gil
nnore T. Co, Of New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

1--WE understand that Constable
Dexter, yesterday seized Of John VI.
Sigioch. fifteen gallons Of trash, contra
band Of peace, usually denominatcd
"fortv rod whiskev." It will be put
npon.if trial, and probably set at liber-
~ III tnw days.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

#8N&f&4I%ft sf49#88AA@@ S#&@ E8@ ##& ##f#GE *#
Massachusetts has $3.50 men to
march at our governments call upon IL
hours notice. New York is pledged to
furnish 10000 men upon forty eight
hours notice.
Rumor saws tAat the President will
shortly issue 4 proclamation defining
moe particularly his policy.
The President found fine FAST week
TO ride ont, 5 This was accomplished
by.canfining business hours fran ten to
one, s. Y ! i'll.
lA emo short week, ending Aith psun-
day week, three hundred penalr of col
or left Chicago for C'anaHA A few
dpXA previous = family Of ,fasltivcs bad
aoeAreMunIhedab by the lou,& 10 7theiF
masters, and writs were out for others,
which created . general Hesira.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

..... We would suggest the proprie-
ty Of expending a little of the muscle
which has so much Of late been used Mt
PLAYING hail in the Public Square, in
setting out trees in the same, and re-
pairing the fence. Perhaps snch a call
has less charms than, "IIurrah for !
game Of Base
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18
Tlic late war news excludes 9th.
or prepared matter from our columns.

ave arc indebted to Mr.. y. L.
Farley of Mareu.o md y Chase. fr
late ~warnc-a
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-18

J, The Ma number ni.olry' Lazy
no.k. well >torel with nice shinrs "a
the, l'ay,s is 1T hand. No other NJ ia
zine can compare with it. 1t has
no equal, but plenty of imitators.
Terms copy ss,oao copies $500.
Aaarcs l.. n. Cooley 1913 Ghesnu,
St. Phila Pa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-06
5toaten, nit }einer Neile mad Qonbon

@taaten, nit ieiner @eile mad 2ontcn
1ebr suiriepen surideefebrt gu iein i9ien.
SD fam Sbnen iebt eint9eS Ndbere bar
iiter mittbeilen. 9err 9&pit bate ppn
@prp . almerit On pa6 fBrmlt1e
nnun0
Der Upli9en Staateu in elmer
mebr ODER minoer fernen 3eit erlanet.
Tranfret&6 @teQuns 9e9enlber
unlerer &e9terun9 9ebt aus einem I'M
Montteur pom II. Stunt perSfentlidten
fail erliden Decret berYpr, mel9e5 etpa
Tol9enoe5 te1a9t:
I. SIS miro feinem &rieesl9ife pcer
&aper ir9eno zines Der frieofIbrenoen
Sbeile 9eitattet, lid nit Yril EN- in franSS>
fl9en 5lfen pDer &bepen ldn9er al5 "a
@tuncen a%ufSubaltem o%u5genommen i'm
JaQc zines 9%e;pun9enen Mu~fentbalte5.
2. Der @erfauf Don @aaren> tpelGe
prilen anaeb1ren> 1T in fran;6flden 5a<
fen perboten.
3. Seoem TranSoI en 1T verboten, &a>
perbrtefe an%sunebmeu, Deer ;ur Nu5rit t.
un9 eine6 &rie96lbife5 ODER &aper5 IT.
9eno elmer partei bebulAi@ gu fem.
4. Setem Tran;olen 1T oerboten> in
Der 2anDarmee pper auf &rte96l9ifen
unb &apcrn ir9eno zines f%rie9fibrenpen
Gbeile6 gu pienen.
5. ueberbaupt fol- f6 jeper Trunsoie
oQer 5anplun9en entbalten> welde na9
ben frans1il9en @eleben pcer @1lterre6te
ol6 fe{npli9 se9en iraeno eine Yartei> al6
8ru9 Der Neutralitdt betra9tet >perper
t9nnen> BEL ben 9elesli1 beiimmten Stra<
fen, penn bic &lase Dor franSIii6en &C.
leBen anbdn9t9 9cmadt weroen iollte.
SIN Sale 70 freYelnpe Tran;pie n benz
Tcinoe in Die 5dnce fallen lputen> 70
weroen iie pe5 Sduye5 Der fran3Dli19en
Ne9ierun9 perluii9 erfldrt.
Mllo au@ in Trantreid5 Nuecn iinp
unlere lipli6eu Treuuce cine "frieoflbz'
renoe Ma9t" uno feline &ebeIen, Wenn
miro uniere &e9terun9 BEN europdilden
Ma9ten ben ei9entliben Stanppuft tlar
MAIDEN?
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Die ~firsele lduealte Inp b~ireftelte &oute BON
auen punttcn nDrclt9 uno ncreweltli9 ua9 Ma.
bilcn> Sanesyile, Gbica9o> Milpaufee, Detroit,
@lepelano Buffalo, Dunfirf, Niasara Sails,
Iurontp, Wcntreal, Gp9elter, Mltany, 9tQcuis,
Cincinnati, New=Yort, Bottom, philadelphia,
Baltimore &c. &C. &
Yrairie BIT @bien &oute.
Die ~fur3efe, bequemite unb ~tirettelte &uute mad
benz Slfen. palasiere auf bieier Noute t~QYQnaen
in Yrdrie bu @bien UNI 9 ubr @orm. all 5naG
benz 4rIblId an Borb Der Ddmpfer) unb fon,<
men bei Sage nad Gbicagp pbne bic @agspns 3u
ms6leln gu redter 3eit, UNI gu Mbenb gu enen unb
bic Mtene3u9e na9 benz Sien III nebmen, pber
mad Milpaufee 5u rebter 3sit fir bas Mtentbpu1
Der Detroit unb Milwautee< @ilenbabn< 2iuie.
Die 8ppte bieler Qinte befTrbern feline Qantrrp-
butte nab 2a@ro1e unb babeu oesbalb feinen Muf=
entbalt an jeuem YlaBe. Das Yublifum harf
ll9 auf cine ii9ere gerbinbuns ber Qiuien in Vrai<
re bu @bien perlal1en.
SIR @epdd tuerben Gmpfanes~S heine ee9cben
tur9 nod alien Yunftcn Ditlih unb iupli9. -
Seine @rtra< 3abluus 1ir Smnibu6e in Gbi~
cage: ausseSeidnete @%9lafwagsonS auf al
len Ma9t3isen. .
Durd-&iHdets gu erbalten bel g. 8. @baIe uu-
terba.b bes Winslpm- 5aules, ct. WntbonY; S.
3: Sbomplon, unterbalb ees NicpQet<5 auies in.
Mlnneapelis; .. Is. Mrmfrrn9, @iQwater.
uno BET allen Nsenten 3pil9en St- paul unb
prairie bu @bien. + ,@
@baS. IbomYlo on, Tidetz@9ent,
Ode Der S%adlonfraBe unb 2anoune.
8orup II. @bamblin, Gra9t-M senten.
gS. Sarbi6, 6uperintenbent. .-@ ...
Y. y. Bacon. @eneral- Gifet- Mgent.
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6. s. Mbae,
Suoweltli9e @de Spn Moin~ uub Oritter Ctr,
cine &reppe brd,
@tnctnnott, 3d.
We6iel=@ Observation-Disclosures

Gpllectipneu une M@uSsaDlu
ieoer Nrt III alien Sbeilen Deut lAlanps,
tpcrpen Don mir wie sewDbnli9 auf bic prpmlptrlte
Wrt telor9t.
Sir W ed Re auf Mem=yurf> ct. Qpuis,
@bica9p, New Orleans unb ancere
6anoelspldye Der Ser. @taaten faua mani INNER
bel mir bas 0elo erbalten.
Muf bic mad febeubeu WlGBc lino bel
mir @e11el in grDbereu> lpwie lit ben tleiu~
ten @ummen gu BEN billts en- Gpurlen 81
babeu.
@elber, welde an irgeno eines Der uadtebeu=
ben 5auler in Deut16lano fir ibre Med,luua
etngclanpt pber be3ablt tperpeu> NIT benz Bernerteu,,
bab mir easpn NadriGt gu seben lei> fSnuca bel
mir III Cincinnati { . 9lei d erbpben merben, TO-
balp t1 bic NaAriHt POM @inQanse Der @un1nc
erbalten babe, Da ib spn meinen Seribietcnen
Banquiers INNER NIT jepem @teamcr Yricfc er=
baltic, wenn @eloer ein9eaan9en iino> 10 1T bies
Der l9nel0e, lderlte uno tiQigle gEcg> um @el=
bet nod Mmertta gu l6iden.
Cite mctncr 8anficrs IN 9cutid,=
LAMB, &C.,
all bic Sbr @elo beSablt unb nonn bel mir
erbpben meroen fam
MudD iiuo bel rielen 9Gulern lit europa jeperaeit
We9lel auf mild 51 baben:
Urantfurta a. 81. 5errS. Diebler, feel. Gpbn
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Mtnneipta 2an6< Mgentur.
&d1nbert @Gaele, Maeut,

Me~~ulm, BROWN County, Minneiota,
TT ~1eoerseit bereit, Mnlieels1n, tpel9e bier cher
tn Der 9fa4e Sar'nlaub ober @tabtlutten anaufau-
ten 9eleunen limb, bic nDtbioe Musfunft au ertbei-
zen une nbernimn1t erlelte ben Mn< unb Derfauf
'el9er gameereien uuter maBisen 8ebinsuneen.
49, Selonbere Mufmertlanteit pirb ber Be-
3aab'ans BON Saren uno &ebemptipn ppu @runb-
eiBeutbum 9e1Aeuft.
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