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For oil of which IL is speedy and cefiai',
r, med, oup never intIs. TINS L,u,r,tn' !, pre-.
la,cd il ON thr recipe Of Dr. stephen sw,"i Oh
Cunhcucut, tho Gu,0u. hUnF sciief, ara bAs
been uscd N his practice for m5rs lhah tTth'!
yeas wits the most astonishing suresss.
DECENTRALIZATION OF PAIN, II 10
unriy led by any pr,paa;ion before ihs pubic,
OF which the most skeptical may be convinced
b! single trial.
This Lin,ment will cure rapidly. Rbeu'
matte Disorder OF every kind, and in ihons-
auds of cases where it has never been known
to fail.
FuR NEURALGIA, il viii afford imme
diate reliel in every case, however distressing
twill relieve the worst cases of HEAD
ACUEin in three minutes and is warranted to
do it..
ToOrMACiIE also will II cure instantly
FnR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
CnNERAi. LAst ITinE arising from i'm
prudence or excess, this Lmiment is most
happy and fulfilling remedy Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues, it Strengthens al
rcviyfes the system, and restores it 10 elasticity
and vgor.
TOR PILES AS an internal rcmedy. We
clasm that il is the best known, and we chal-
lenge the world TO produce an equal Every
victim Of this distr ssng complaint should
give it a trial, for it will not fail 10 afford I'M
rneleate relief, and IN a majority OF cases VIII
eff, ct Il radical cure.
QyINSY AND SORE THROAT are
sometime extremely malignant and tauge'ousi
bur timely Application OF this Linlmeht VIII
never fail to cure.
sPRAINs are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement of the joints is liable TO occur II
neglected. The worst case may be conquered
by this Liuimcnt in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS. SORTS
ULCERS. BURNS AND SCALDS, yield
readily to the wonderful healing properties oil
DR.. Sweets lufailibe Lipimeni, When used ac-
cortiug to direction. Also. CHlLBLAINSJ
FKOSTEED FfEr, AND lhsLCI
BITES AND STINGSs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ftOback = CataWba Brandy

NODHCk : CNIaWDa u Nnuy-
his article is perfectly pure Of high
and excellent flavor; for the fnvaI-
! ere is none tHat can be guaranteed
inre pure, in point OF price it is
Il 81 pea gallon and one half dol
ar cheaper per bottle than iinpor-
cd braaules, as there is is nc for
, ign duty upo, d domestic article it
,an be furnished at conparalivel,
low price, For ME iical use, Or for
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24

E~ Now is the time to subscribe 70
the bPIONEER /" at 81 90 year. -f6T
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24

Suffering
All descriptions Of garden vegetables
for the want of rain.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
Every Ho1se Owner

should have this remedy at hand, foi its timely
use at the first appearance of lamtness will
'ff,ctually prevent those formidable diseases;
to which all horses are liable and which rcn-
der so many otherwise valuable horses nearly
W orthess.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
From BIVlf's Army.

Nv the LeavenwoFth ~Conservdfiae we
see that DIR. Fitzpatrick has arrived at
Fort Scop from the Advance of the Ar
NV 6f Tie FfeAteE wa disbRteHes for
Gen Blub1. We cohdense sdne pf the
of tews.
A Benfonyille shree Indian ragltaents
battalhen Of TIE Sixth Kansas Cavalry,
and the Second Kansas Battery Is sta
toned. One regiment of Arkansas Union
troops is at Fayetteville. There are de-
fatchments al MaysviIfe from the First
and Second Indian reSimebts. AT Neo-
EshoTM97shgEs-aF are i've companies. The
troops have nothng to do in the way of
warfare. save an OCCASIONAL skifmish with
guerrilIss. The Touring mills at Ben
tonyille, Fayetteville and other points
are being used for abe manufacture Of
-four I'd supplyIthe wants of a large nuns
beTSdestilute Union families. 9ai nua
1.-The rebels are not in force north Of
the Arkansas riEefl Standwatie is al
Bsiartown, Eoon the CaRadiaHl river, fifty
miles south Of Forth Gibson, with scarcely
a whole regiment. Col. Cooper is fifty
miles northoof Fort WGshita, with com
mand Of four lhousand, men, principally
desertersnfroH Hinamane Gooperss bus
incss'ist pick up aieseftefs returning to
TeXas.nGs si3l-s Uo5u3gi9u sgw Bliss edi
q Bhe ChOctaw and Creek Indians in the
rebel service5 are II ufloughed and gone
home. Great decentralization exists
throughout Northwestern Arkansas and
the Iadian country, among the enemy's
troops. Their transportation is used up
and they are almost absolutely without
animald, their mutes having died at The
rale of one hundred and fifty per dayloa
bl The Federal scoats seoar the whole
country &estp of CRrkseIlle, and northao
theI AekShsaS, ti4aI'Seclion haviheobeef
nearly altogether abanionsd blythe .eae-
cry. o!Va6 Bsfen, soa ttfe Afkansasriver
hSss 4attAy ab5aao Visited s~everaEtlhFes
thOughy@eidoE nspheaf of any lmpbrtan
captures sgsa8laa ,olo1cRH IS bes5 uoy
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
-Ah.Ha.

A resolution was agreed to- inathe1eg-
i~slature of. V~irgirginiaz of thes4th inst,
inqulring into the "e~xpedienoy Of report
ing a law making it a penal ofense for
any one to maintain, by speaking or writ
ing the ~propriety of recOnstructing. The
former United STATES" Against whom
is this proposed law aimed? Are not
the people Of Virginia, as Of the whole
South, q unit for. secession? Have we
not been told a thousand times that both
sexes, all ages, all sizes and color, were
opposed to The Union with all their fac
ullies of their minds, all the passions Of
their hearts, all the members pftheir
bodies, opposed to it totally, andlO the
bitter end, even tobthe slast ditch ~ Ha:
anybody in Virginia become disguised
with the search of hat "last ditch ?"-
What's the matter2s s7cloo ~ yes xsar
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
nreanzIad.

The Ell venth Company of Nebraska
2aEavalry was organized at Brownville,
on the 18th inst.,s by the election Of the
following gentlemen as officers:
S. F. CoorER, Captain.
O. B. HEwIrT, lst Lieutenant.
F. I'll CHAPLIN, I'd.
Mr., CdoPER will make a first class Of
fcer, and we are highly grati6ed at his
election. The other officers are said to
be good men, and well qualified for
the positions TO which they have been
chosen. IA
The 18th Company was o~rganizedir
Richardson county by the election OF -
/ w. ALtIsoN, Captain ;-BKYNE, Is
Lieuteuanp-REAvIs. I'd Lieutenant
Lieutenan JOHN A. Wilcox will mus
ter these companies into the service in a
few days. This completes the organiza-
ton of the Cd Febraska Cavalryas a full
Regimen. A Colonel, Adjutant, and
Commissary will doubtless be appointed
in a few days.-Omaha RsPp6licaH goth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
Tar KNienrs or GoLDrs CiRcLs II

The KNfGHrs OF GoLDEN CtRcLE IN
INDT&iFA ~ The Indianapolis journal
says that news comes FROM every part of
Indiana thar the knights Of the Golden
Circle are supplying themselves with
arms. 1t adds that immense quantities
of REVIEWERS and boWie-knifes are daily
shipped from Indianapolis, CINCINNATI and
other places, Indifferent parts OF the
State, and that they are sent into the
country ~neigh6orhoods in lots Of ten to
one hundred, showing that companies
and societies<aFe all arming at once
The Union Leagues will prove an efeC-
lual foil to these reasonable movements
of the knights. g,s7s IEa gsas
b The same is said to be true of the Cop.
psrheads of Illinois. MGR arms have
been sold in this city, within the last two
months, than during six months previous.
Most of them went over to Illinois.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

Belt known to All who are indebted to me, eth
er by note or book account. tnas l viii take az,
kind Of grain on Outstanding debts uatil the frs
of May. These who don't innproYethe opportunity
will suffer the consequences.
l will also sell q portion Of ny stock for the sans
kind Of pay. J, C, DEUSER.
Feb. 10. n35-2m
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26


John Van Bareh cobclo1ed his late
speech in New York as follows
aGeDilemen, we must depend upon our.
selves, if we can fight this battle TO vic
4ory. ne shall-if cannot we shall be de-
fealeda But beyond all earthlyaconslder-
atoms we 7ndss ghiteAthatis onf highest
doubt about abe result. L,dofnot look
.~for8aFtssoa saalSBgv wRr-asgreat many
speople DO. Il IS not fbe habfs Of modern
times 70 have loRg wars The great I'M.
.proremepts 10 the engiuesaOf destruction
enable nation 10 bring var rapidly 10 9
close, The aRDssi4a3 campaign wassnol
leney abe halian campaign was a shorr
nne, and ID my judgment ibis Vi will
rbe d short one five are united and put
forward The Ehole power of the Iowa
Stafes Of ibis onion With our immense
hoDniation and resources we osghi toene
shis war ID ninety days. Start your
froops 10 New Orleans, al yicksburg a
Charleston, and 10 Tennessee. Chargt
a.onp the whole line-advance with en'
ergv add will-UnioD-and my word fol
4. 10 ninety days everybody will wo1eeI
that this rebellion was ever regarded a:
formidable in any portion OF The Dnheo
States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
MA wIII the French Dol
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Richardson County District Court, for the
Territory Of Nebraska, within and for Richardson
County, on the cbznsery Sida.
George HeFschheFgers Conf g7 FIT
rs.
Salome Herschberger, DefJ
To Saloine Hersehberge5 defsndsnt, a ~nOnsresi-
dent Of Nebraska Territory : You will take notice,
that the said George Herschberger, complainant,
did, on the 2dday Of March, A.D,. 1868, Gle ia the
oficsOf the Clerk pf the above Court, at Falls City,
in said County and Territory his bill Of uDmplaint
againS you, IN the above cause The ebieet-and
prayer Of which is to dissolve thgmarriagg s0emn-
ized between you and the said defendant, and him
the said complainant, IN the County-sf Lake and
State Of Illinois, on or about the 18th day OF July,
A.. D-lS5l.on the ground Of gilfgl d~essTtop OF
him tie said complainant, by you the said deferd-
ant, for more than two years next proceeding the
fling Of said bill, and Cor a decree TO- forever dissolve
and ahngl the said marriage, and to declare the
complainant free from the ssid bonds Of matrinOny.
You are therefore hereby notified and required to
appear, plead, ansWsr. o. demur, 70 said bill Of cum
plsiut, on or before the goth day Of April. 1858, or
the complainant will enter an order taking said bill
as confessed, and a decree as therein prayed.
GEORGE HERSCEBERGER Comps.
BY Is4AM REATIs, Atty.
March II, 1853. n36-6w-SI0.60.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

The rapers continue to publish favor
Ella sepoFts from the new mines 10 Or
sosn. Washington and Nebraska, along
ths head-waters Of he missouri anu 'hs
Columbia Rivers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

AkkEEFED-0n Sunday ths I'D, By Rev. s. 2.
Collins, at Nemaha City, Mr.. CIVrLIAN WAFrERs
and Miss. RHGpA DAMS. -
The BridegrOomisa msnbeT Of the Nebraska
cavalry, auds the ceremOnsy was poEformsd under
the American Flag.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
b MdTYERTI6EMENs.
IfCAGNOTICT

LEGAL NOTICE.
Amedee Mileir3
William English, n;stri.k conrt Chanesrv
Eertress IS Sitting, Second Judicial,
4 Co. TsTitarv If NebraskS.
vs.
Alfred OpeIt and
Joseph Opelt.
The defender Alfred Opelt will take notice that
on the 10Th day Of March 1868 said Plfs DID file
their p~etition ia this cause in the Clerks omce Of
said court. The object and prayer Of which said
Petition IS, to obtain a decres Rgainst the salu de-
fendants, in this, t0wit. That the cenVeyances,
made by said All red to said Joseph on the 5 and Q
days of Aprff 1852, of the following PROMISES, toWIt
the undivided two -third part Of North East quarter
see. IS, township :, range 10 east, and east aaH Of
north weat gnarEsrand south EAST quarter m nofth
e4st quarter, see. ~ and south east 4Hader of BoFth
east quarter and south half u north Ran quarter q
north east quarter SEQ. Is. towhsbfp 4SR6rth range
Is east, all sitHato~ 10 said NeaaahA -csantgsbsit
decreed By the court ault and yedIand sAid prem
ises be sold and the pToceeds Applied 70 fh9 fAy-
4ncnt Of t6U ceraih jUdgenents, FIR the senss'ot
$500 20 100 Snl S08 Si5lo0 resncitdylEFd inter
est and costs i nfsNor Of said PiBt2pd sgSinss SAD
Alfred Opelt, and shita asa 1poht lac ezssasioa
dCeked or said GDart-
Said Alfred Opel5 Is required - snsWer or Plesd
46saia petition onor ~bslorEahAIssh dsysm4 A5
1863.
AUG. ScR0UNiIEIT. PITS. atty.
II M.-,b % 1Geg n. ~ 4 w-eQ75
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
Prospects OF slavery i'm Missouri

fFVSpGCtS UI BAdECf3 HI MkSSUttEA.
On Tuesday an event occurred in oar
streets which. more than any other which
has ever attracted our attention, goes TO
prove that slavery In Missouri is doomed.
"A slave girl, one of the fewleft in this
once banner pro-slayery country. was sold
Under an execution, and although about
thirteen. years of age, wellformed, sound
in mind and limb, of an ordinary degree
of Intelligence, the highest sam which
could be procdred for the ''chattle'' was
-Sl23, Two years ago she would have
sold readily for from S40D to $500, and
bidders would have been numerous and
prompt. ~" t4i 5i5
nii This little circumstance shows that not
much longer will our fair State be cursed
wiihthis drawback upon her development
and prosperity; The people are rapidly
coming to"their Senses Upon this subject.
and very few thinking men can be found
even lib Jackson county Whodo not deep
ly regret The failure of the emancipation
bin in. Congress, and who do not hope to
see some action taken BY our Gensfal
Assembly upon the subject Of ridding the
State Of its most prominent and almost
single impeachment to rapid growth and
success. Scarcely aadAy passes upnn
which we do not hear from some former
stakeholder whose properly has given
leg bail, coDgratnlallng himself upon his
escape from an incubus which had op.
pressed him for years, ike the "old man
of the sea-" having once fixed itself upon
man cannot be dismoqnted or eyaded.
The incident above referred to has
probably opened the eyes Of the few of
our citizens who will bold to their forIne r
.prejudices in favor Of slavery, because
they have always been accustomed 10 it,
and5wiI' show even to them that the free
dom Of Missouri is a foregone~ conclusion,
and that their feeble opposition TO it only
lrenders them riaic0luus,l and IF IT, has
any effect. only ubSlitdtesunoo1npensaIed
emancipationsfo for that Compensated kind
offered sbyqa Econsiderate Goverhmeut.A
dKdasds Gi tybJOaraalof Commerce q
.dt 1C1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
d,ia WAsHINaToN, March 22.AIhforma-
ZION received by the Government leads
10 the belief that the rebels areabandon-
ping the Rappahanock and falling back
.a5wards Richmond. News brought by
refugees that Longstreet is moving to-
wards Lynehburg aud train are coming
into Richmond from Fredericksburg
heavily loaded, tends to confirm this news.
HALIFAX, March 22.-The Europa,
frem Liverpool tye 7th. and Queenstowp
the evening of the Sth, arrived this morn
ing The City Of Manchester left Liy-
erpool for New York shortly after the
Europa. English news important. The.
ali observing topic being the entry of
the Princess Alexandra into London the
day the' Europa sailed, on an pnexam-
pled.seale Of magnifcencs. fga
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

q Farripr, Geo. RobInSOHs
Blacksmith, Smith Thompson,
Teamster, Thompson PREten,
Geo. w. Dodge,
Saddier, Civilian Waters,
Wagner, Lewis s. Kennedy,
Bocler, John L..oCclhapp,
Samuel T.. Halleck,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
EeceaeA fr0m GeeeSslan.

9 We SUPPOSE no good Secessiohist viii
DE able to find fault with the late action
Of the Cherokee Legislature, which as
semblede a mouth or 50 ago ia The Della
ware District of the Nation. and Which
passed an act Seeding from the, South
ern Cohfederacg. The priacipIe Of Sc
c~essiuu, we believe, is the groundwork
of our Southern revoiatiohists. Accord
ing to their theory, the Separate parts Of
a country are to be kept together by a
sctt of a'passional attraction" after the
manner Of free-lovers, and a divorce is to
be Instantly conceded whenever the "af.
6nity" ceases. The honeymoon Of the
ICher0kee Nation. in its alliance with
Jeffdom,o is spent. That fair Indian
GBuhtry has; received the rude embraces
of REBELLION PPesrsoni6ed, played with bis
flaming hair add partaken' Of his burning
but delusiJe kisses. Z Satiety, as it often
is, has been the parent of disgust. T7Fa.
mlliarilyo breeds contempt. The 'Chero-
kee Nation has left JEFF! Davissbed and
board and. reversing the rude, has ID eff,
feet aereHtisddono to pay any debts o.
his contracting. gd r' ban Is d. as 81
IT. seems ihae the Cherokee Legisla.
ture has revoked the ordinance Of seces.
sion aHnnlede the treaty of alliance with
the rebel Government An act wa:
passed deposing all disloyal Cherokee;
from offices, and declaring them forever
thereafter incapacitated to hold Office
VariOus ether things were done cancel,
ing former proceedings OF the Legisla.
lure. We have the impression hat per
haps all the late doings of this body are
not perfectly regular, but no one can de
ny that they are as much so rs those di.
yorcing the Cherokee Nation from III,
old Union. s} i1aas edl .9 ls.5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

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nnlere 6nusftauen tlaSen nd, wie
1T Mles 70 tbeuer! Mian trdst cine Menz
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tpas wirpsn le ea |a9sn! SEPT bort Elm
Gamilienuater auf pen Marft, nn Elm au:
tes 5ontaesenen einsufauffn. Slide ttz
den ibm in Bic Nusen - frifde Slide,
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Der Gin blti0es Stud NinoHeild milneb<
men "a jest 10 eisIe Slide auf Dem
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Mesasr.- STINT pieriel Douato, uno ea<
bei mus iA nod Oelc auleyen, murrt Ter
MeBaer. - Inherent G%amilienrater wirp
Die 5abe heeentlid uno CT yerliert tid auf
cen @ema}enatft. -Sparssln, ab, mein
QeibeNen, ME theuer2 3pei Iuuars Ter
yunlh. n 5w - uno eiele 3wieteln?
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uno Elm ptertel Dollar ro5 DuBeno!
un|ern Nibmonrsr DanilienYater ncrs
areiit es nit mileem Meb." 81 fault Gin
ped ]hlrbte 8aItpfeln fir sier Dpaars
unp e;nsn Desen miIesab!ee Ainraeild III
,pfi Dollars unt 1T am Gnre nod frpb,
bab isin 9cnntaasmittaael1en nidt tbsus
rer fommt als feds Dpllnr6.
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Moral papen 1T. eaB mir i'm @runee ess
nonmsn nod oar nidl5 su flasea baben
uro lpie bic g5gel. tin 5auflanfn letet
I'M 8ersleiA nit Dsnsn i'm 5lrsn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

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goys som II. artnerz Corps, 5aimmtcl.
fa,nia'S Brigade Mar@dbtfeN erbictltfn
faneen iie, baB ras Rrsus meldrs lie auI
lt1 nsbnsu foutsn> rod un1rtflib i6pe,
lei.
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resppneent = speii unlsrer Sunacns. lire
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ten bamft gum. Sen, Sdimmelfenniie, re1,
ile Hagten, pb man wobt nit elmer 1olh,n
2alt auf BEN 3udm lsidt marldieren u.
audi ffedtsn f6nne. @ersral gbimm,elz
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belt ni1i, nit Cen Bsioen etrpos Sdsrl III
treiben, lief ater BE Icrniney wiieaen, fpcy
bel iid ereob, oab jeter - piunp npe.
pa wures eenn psletd beloblen, auen
.unnlBen Rlulnrer Suradsula1en, unp ST.
Ger loas IS lid 70 beqaem ME n5slib nh
islf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

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Jrenee siebenoen 5obnsins Banbetbub;
neb' imuer Ifru unp 0eplidle4 ~
B:S an rsiin flhles grat. s..s.s ..sj
llnp lhneire nur Elm giertsl brett
Son lenfr CUE ab. 1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

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tftlele.
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penn audi |plt uno in einem ustermaBe
pom nieprisem Gsoismus Gin an ibr unc
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gut r'ahte,
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esmaItisey mar, 10 puspe oiele pon err
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sepa!tiger erld)ittest.
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fabren cag ibr Sinh in bineen pie bic
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bon Ger Bertba ibr laste, bab Ne Der
Gdubaeilt tbEer SuBenc eeweien, wie }ess
nete fe GpAap, zen eiefe ais tb1en Bru@
Der, alS ihren unetsennlBieen Ireuup
|l6ilbsrte. a ...a
Mitternabt mar lanail spraeer uup
NOD batten Die Beioen nibt lire a%eaenleis
ti9en MittDeiluneen erlbbpft nod batten
ie ni9t Rem Bepurfnib eer 3artlibleit
@enlae seleinet eas }s tmmer ,pieper III
beiben umarmumscn perldlana.
9n cinem anloBenpen @emab laben.
Geper1rSm unb bic Mutter San uno barr.
ten unseppl,ia Ter aeit. no fe Mutter u.
Io1tsr Nicer eben f6nnten, aber Stunee
auf Stunee yeraina unp pie 1bar BTnete
i9 ibnen ni9t.
Sc Miro ha1eeracc lananeilia, (aate
bic M(te, bic ,par auyladtwaben oelp1bnt
mar, iepp9 nur, ,penn Der 2drm ron Dr,
oien ibre fumpfen 5inne aufRadelte, fam
Id nidt Moraen wiecertummen, Ser gfs
petfr5m?
Mein, tleibtl barr1dte eisler ibr AZ, Bic
5ade mub nod beute ms Reiine aebradl
perpen, mpraen mug Miutter uno Aaaere
bier aus sem 5laullc unp Gin neues geben
beainnen. 81.
Gr yer(anf In tieie O%ecanfen, mabrenp
bic RIpplsrin {iibb Mite nnp 0abnenb. auf
ibrem 5e0el rcdte.
pl5Blib ent1anp Elm beftise8 @eppltcr
I'M untern IbeiIe res 6auls5. Ibartn
murren auf UNI auaelAlaaell. Qaute
Ausrufe ertGn,en u11p easmi]ten lbien
1tb caS alirrcn Ter Mafen s%ernebmbar
III MAIDEN.
Muaenlieoer. be per: @dlaf 1dpn aelblp[,
fen hate, 6Hueten 1h nett.
Geperlr5m @ak topt fir Bic MnEenpelt
10.
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Das 0efhdft blibt. Der
giue. agommerftag entbdlt 80 6eiratbss
uue 0ietesaelude. Da beiel IS: st
ludt merren 5 junge Damfa ii 5 :3uua~i
nen." .S3nsi b66a adtbarr 3oua,en
luden 2 Grausn.4 Gin gbrif gcleat,
Farmer unp Muiifant, miniht ein belpus,
bers bublbes Mdcden ron 16 9abrsn.n
IS. airin, % Sabre alt. BdfersM State,
Is Sabre, Sob. @usB. 81 9abrs,. SSpbp
Yier, 19 Sabre, Ibpm Stautep, 20 Sab
re. Aleraneer Rph, SO Jabre. 1ahen
Graueu.a Sslten bleiht eiine rtffer Nn3fiz
aer unteantpprtft. aa.
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a." Winns|pta.
a,a;n,s uas Dafpsa 60, perr Ssntsl:
2ar,Gy NJ uap grpnn County u. 9ortsf,
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g. 9,.a Edi5s u. Minniapoiis, 0ssS w. s"''''a9'
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4 M?H. n"tsy y n,sp MSajbinsto CIV &b. Sasds''
g Sn;ss ~uI unS minpna Gsg pr. SLIDER.
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sartsaalt, Mics g., bsrr W0'iTsss' o1safaFs"
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step Wins, 5trr 5oba 6r'ers'9'
Daba{baw, 0sors 5ubsrs ..
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J TvsS,S Civ Wiss. Dr, Spaht: :.
Rodforo, Wrisbt g., 5pbn spbslats. =, ,n,
RossGteed, Sennspin g.. Mat9'as eo''aa"''
DIson Balsea County, 5oen q. @rs'n'ns.