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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22
This IL our Offence.

The Hon. Claggett, of Keokuk, comes to
the rescue of the Grandview martyr in reading
US divers lectures upon an article appearing
in these columns few days since relative to
the patriotism of the Democratic party. How
much we are srieved in spirit over anything
we have said to offend our very patriotic
friends, Thayer and Clagget, we can't begin
to express. We know they will fully appre.
ciate OUT motives. They both have that hon
esty and candor about them SO characteristic Of
political writers of their school. They would
despise to do mean act, look with abhor'
renee upon any intended perversion of Ian.
guage, or misrepresentation of q contemporaries
writings. They are not only honest critics,
but model editors. and we prove our declara.
tons by a long winded attempt on the part
of the Courier of last week, to prove that
we had said all Democrats were traitors with.
out qualification. The Constitution takes up
the story and repeats with personalities
Now, how honorable in those editors is this
conduct. In an article entitled, "Modern
Democracy, treason nothing less," il refer
ing to the speech Of Congressman Long, we
concluded in this language, Ito affiliate with
the Democratic party under its present lead
ers, is to affiliate with traitors and they only.
No man can be patriot and Democrat. u
And from that sentiment we have nothing to
retract. The action Of the Democracy in Con.
gress has confirmed our belief. To follow
Democratic leaders is to follow treason, Clag-
gett and Thayer to the contrary notwith.
standing. These are our sentiments, gentle.
men, and they will experience no change un.
til the Democratic party changes its present
infamous policy. aF
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22
George THOMPSON.

From the impassloned strains of eloquence
uttered by the great English orator at Phila-
delphia, we CLEAN the following as beautiful
and truthful figure: .~r
"Not alone in the State of Pennsylvania do
witness revival of the anti-slavery feeling
| of other days. The spirit of freedom is uni
versal. This, certainly, is a strange specta-
Gle for one who has twice before visited our
country-a scene so very different from what
has been witnessed in previous years. His
tory tells us of an invading army that having
penetrated into the enemy's country and
taken its chief city, entered the central square
Of that city, and saw elevated upon lofty
column statue of divinity. A superstition
prevailed among the peop'e'of that country
that whenever any molestationshould be Of
fered to that image, and still more, if it ever
should be destroyed by insolent hands, then
the indignation of the gods would be excited,
and calamites would over'ake the nation. A
soldier belonging to that invading army ,yper-
haps the Fremont of that day, Applause, !
scaled that column and reached that image
and with the battle-ax he had used so well
in the field, he smote the goddess again, and
again, and again, until the fragments fell a.
round the base of the column. The people
stood aghast. They looked up, expect
ing he heavens would open, and the
thunderbolts of vengeance descend upon
them. They expected the earth would rock
and swallow them up, but they looked up
and saw that the heavens remained as beaut-
iful and serene as ever. They looked around,
and all was as stable and verdant as ever
They learned to despise the prophecy, and to
laugh at their own superstitions, and to be-
lieve in better and higher Divinity. From
that day forward that people arose to be great
in influence, in honor and IN civilization. I
have seen in the central place of this great
nation column, and statue thereon,
have learned that there was superstition
universal in this country. that he who offered
violence to the image of slavery would bring
the glorious institutions of the country to
ruin. There have been those courageous
enough to assail that divinity to strike her
again and again; and now, behold, she tot
ters, and totters to her fall. The freeman's
yoke is falling ffom the neck of your bonds
man, and America shall now be Free"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

TINE FOB GRATING THE APpLE.-The best
time is the spring when the buds are begin
ming to swell, the scions for grating having
been cut few weeks previously, and kept in
= moist, cool place. or in box Of damp moss
in cool cellar, so as to be neither shriveled
or water-soaked. Crafts may be cut and in
serted the same day, if the buds have not
swollen much. Crafts are sometimes set much
later, but starting so late they do not make 80
good growth during the summer Valley
Farmer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

az Whatever view we may take Of these
matters there is conclusion safe to be
reached; and that is the object of this arti-
cle.. Sail with close canvas, keep down ex-
penses, pay off debts but be careful about
new ones. Live within your income, and
keep in a condition to continue that process.
1t is no time for long winded operations Of
financial nature; nor for the incurring of
pecuniary obligations. A debt made now
when dollar is only a little more than sixty
cents, will have to be. paid when it is one
hundred cents.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

~ Ex-Governor Marmaduke, of Missouri
died in Saline county, in that State, On the
26th ult., at the age Of 70. He had always
been thoroughly loyal, and in his former
years was Benton Democrat. He was @
brother-in-law of the notorious rebel Govern
or Clalbone F. jackson, and his three sons
Gen. John s. Marmaduke, of the rebel army ;
Henry Marmaduke, now in the Southern ma.
w, and Vincent Marmaduke, banished for
disloyalty, all proved recrant to the principles
of their father. Mr. Marmaduke was Lieut.
Governor, and ex.oficio Governed of Missou.
lri.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

~ Senator Chandler stated in speech
on last Tuesday that the original act of Sc
cession for the State of Alabama, was drawn
up in the room of the Committee on Finance,
by its Chairman, then q Senator, written on
Government paper, while drawing Govern
ment pay, with Government pen and ink,
and copied by Government clerk. That is
. fair specimen of the chivalric honor and
high-toned morality Of the men who buy and
sell "niggers." He was none OF your Aboli-
tionists, but genuine Democratic Miscege-
nationist." - I'D .-..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22
Bring them Out.

The Courier says it has in its possession
the names of "four Abolitionists of this city,
who labored zealously on the 5th and 9Th Of
April, to induce the soldiers to destroy that
Office" We challenge any person connected
with that Office to name the four persons, OF
any one of them. If your declaration be
true. let them be known and held up to public
execration. They certainly are not your
friends, why then withhold them from the
publics Name them Mr.. Odxrisr, or back
down from what we all believe a lie:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

A Bavarian professor announces that in
1865 comet shall come SO close as to endan-
ger this our earth and should it not attach
itself to the earth as one globule of quicksil-
yer to another, nor annihilate US, the sight
will be most beautiful to behold. During
three nights we shall have no, darkness, but
be bathed in the brilliant light of the blazing
train. .,-,r-. fe7syl .,-4s :
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22
An Error. Corrected.

We notice that some of our exchanges per-
sist in placing Iowa in the list of those States
whose Legislatures have spoken in favor of
the reelection of President Lincoln. The
facts are these: Early in the session Joint
Resolution was introduced in the House, en-
dorsing the administration of Mr.. Lincoln
and declaring that he ought to be re-nomina-
ted and elected. Upon this proposition a
division occurred among the majority. Later
in the session the House passed the resolu-
ton. 1t was taken up in the Senate and re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Near the close of the session the Committee
reported back the resolution, andrecommend.
ed its passage, Mr.. Knoll, of Dubuque, dis.
senting. A day or two before the adjourn
ment the resolution came up in its order, and
on motion of Mr.. Foote, of Burlington, so
much of it as referred to the denomination
and election, was stricken out by very de-
cided vote. On the adoption of the resolu-
ton as amended, the Democratic members
and one Republican voted No. As amended
the resolution was returned to the House, who
refused to concur in the amendment, and
there the matter ended. The Iowa Legisla-
ture did not resolve itself into political Oon-
vention, and proceed to nominate candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
The persistency with which certain jour
mails have asserted the contrary looks very
much like the attempt to convey an impress
sion that Iowa, in her Legislative capacity,
had nominated Mr.. Lincoln, which is not the
fact. We desire Mr.. Lincoln nominated on
the square. ai r O. '.@
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

EWhen will the war end This ques-
ton is often asked. It is our opinion the war
will end when the rebels lay down their arms
and swear to defend the Stars and Stripes !;
and, until they do that, we are in favor Of the
war going on. 9ai 80
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

~Punch ssysit has been proposed to tax
stays, but it was objected to on the ground
that it would diminish consumption. b.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

81 Eighty-one hundred and fifteen illigiti-
mate children were born in the English work.
houses in 1864. -.
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II meitli6en uno 6itli6en Eruppen I relp.
40 @tngebOrene befunpen uno baB BON ben
Srenoen, bic er I'M Often lnD Meiten unterz
iu6te pber unteriuden lieb, ii6 nur % reip..
a Brp5, Oeuti6e pDrfdnben, ertldrt li6 lei6t
'oa0urR, odB fi6 Die 9eutiaen uidt Ii n te T.
II den lieBsn. :
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Eele9ropbtfcbe 81 GerrtdDtcn.
g3eriatst far een Baltimore sEeeer.
8mnDe5hnHpthGOf.
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Mppelatipncm lit gteneriacDem.


Ser 8inan5miniiter bat foIgenOe Nppeaatioe
men in Steuer laden entl6teben:
@e9en Die Gnti6eibung bes Collectors in
Bolton rpuroe appellirt, Der Die auf Segeltlh
BON 8etersburg, bas BON Qpnbpn iibergeidifft
iuurOe, e~rlaufene Sra6t ais 3olpfli6tigen She'll
in 9tnre6nung bra6te. Ser Setretdr iaet, Der
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len fir Die lleberi6ifnng in ben @ertbr Der
@aaren elm. Sc sibt ni6t ben @ertb am8laBe
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run9en fir SranSpprt, &eridifuns nno lleber-
idrfung Dem uripriin9li6en @ertb bel, bis Die
Sitter auf oas Sdiif 9elaoen finn, tpeldes ie
an unier llfer brin9t. "a
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pelirt, neil Der Nrtifel ni6t in 6lai1en, ION.
bern in Sdfern bterber 9elenbeta puroe unb. 10.
bin nt6t als Salat6l 81 betra6ten lei 5 9ie
.oebfallige Gpmmiiiipn BON 3pabeamten aab
tbr 8utadten oabin alb, ouB Der S3oqtarif lih
ni6t barna6 ri6tet, pb Der NrtiteI in SSlaihen
poer 5dlern perienoet wurbe, lpnbern na9 1ei.
NET audlitdt. Sru9lide8 Del pur 10 fem, ba
man eS aIs SalatDl ~tarifiren mubte. @iele @nts
i9eloung bat Der 6i%nan5minifter beltdtiet.
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6reauOe BET SOIoaten Elm, 8eitrdse fir. oielen
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benz
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@nrDpdiicbe N1aebriebten.
@ntanffa beS 9 ampferS nguba,
.~ As CSnaIn,,h {teA ,Itst4 5l@

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mers opn benz Grafen Serbe. Sic ueberiebz
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ppr Der 9ereintten Yppei6en bur9 er6Bere
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Sic. pSirnesH" brinst' einen 2eitartitet iiber
ben Selc5u9 Sbetman's /, belien 3ped urb Bel
lie OdfIsnn einn9sitebt nO9 ni&t entrdtbieln 81
t6nren. 100
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m6gli6er 8eiie feitem Mari6e mad Der atlarlz
triden Suite poer nab Dem gpIf Drpben t6nntett,
idlieBt fe nit ben @prten: Al5'ls
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nebmen III, fart nidt in Nbreoe QeIteQt weroen,
aber es 1T .setaoe cine iener llnternebmunselt,
pel6e mad Dem grfels berlrtbeilt unb geri9tet
perben. Gs mag ami @rbe Sherman sum be-
ribmteiten General beS Norbens MAIDEN, poer
es mag iieinetn Seloberrnrufe, ieiner Irinee poer
gar leiner SADIE @erOerben brinsen.
@s9i 6ranfreidb.
Der 8rO3eB Der 0reisebn nno Der 8rief BEG
Serrn pon Beriisgp bei9dftser einjig UNI
ALIEN bus taifetlt6e 6rantreih.ie Ser aaiel
lperbrinst feline Set in ieinem Cabinet in Com.
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WrpflnmatiDn
oeS WrGffoeuten Der Ser StAaten4

Na6fOlgeno 9eben mir Die eeitert ertpdbnte
8rUtIamatiOn oes BrdiiOenten mOrtli6
9a nab Dem, am 4. Suit 1864 approbtr'
ten GeieB, betitelt: Sin @eIeb CUR @inrpIlirunq
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ben, pom ir9eno elmer SDpn, Sptpnibip, Ware
elmer Staot, 9recinct, poer @ablbtitrttt elmer
County, bic ni6t IN iOl6e llnterabtbeilun9en
gei6ieben III, innerbalb so Sagen na6 lpl6em
lufruf ni9t uufgefiiIlt fem %ipllten, Der 8rdltz
bent iSfOrt cine 3iebung auf Elm Sabr CUR Guf'
fiqung lel6er 0uDten p6er Sbeilen berlelben,
Die nod unaufgefiIt iino, perpronen lol, uno
ba onrh iene Greoite, Die man sutolge Der Cons
9reBatte am IufgebOt ppn 100000 Dtann suz
geitano, oas man am IS. Suli 1864 erlieb,
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ben 2eute auf 100000 reoucirt tparo, uno oa
bic OperatiOnen oeS 6eiuOes in %setpiien Staa7
ten eS unprattiI6 ma9ten, ppn bDrtber2elte li6
ST. perI6uffen, Inn bic Sruppen=0u Dten unter
Dem genannten @ufgebpt aufjnbringen, unb ba
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3iebung ftattfnsen, nm cine iUlde Quote roer
9beil berielben, Der lid auf Oieies gIufgebpt err
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nod unauf9eflat 1T, aHf5uflaen. laal
3am 3eusniB belien babe i'd bierunter meme
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ten Staten a~nfIgen laIiens
q. 81 Gegeben in Der Stabt @aibtnstOn,
am ue~uu5ebnten Gage bes Monats
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@intauieno adtbanpert unp fe6sSis
pier, nnb Der llnabbdngi9teit Der
G 8eretni9ten Stdaten pom amerita
I'M neun unb a6tsi9ien. ,
Mbrabam 2incpIn. ase
9ur3 ben 8rdioenten. 4
50. $. SeparO,
Stats ; Setretair.
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SHELTER 6. q. GaiOt.

Seer lit Meilter 6. 9. G0ipt, Der benz itatis
itiihen @pngreb ppn Berlin bic fampIe WtpnDs
graphic iiber Die omeritaniihe Wdlitdrltati1tiI
ppr9elest bat? ., mir tennen ibn ieBt, mir
fennen ibn aus Ieinem @irfen in Der pptoinae=
grmee unO ben 9pipitalern in 8aibinstpn, NH
tennen ibn als ben urbeber 10 mander mutte=
rem 9u9enblide, Die er uns bat bereiten la6en,
mir fennen ibn aus ben fampfen 1tattftiI6en
Sragebpgen, bic er emit unter ben Ge9imenterr
cplpOrtiren lief CUR 9rOBen 8lage Der gl9en=
ten, wel9e %bielelben nit ben Nntpprten b6bnen.
Der Srie9ssur9eln uno Selcfe9el ansflllen ipa.
en-. = ~a -
Stun benn, 9err 6. g. Gaiet 1T Elm from.
fner uno rei1er Wann aus MaIaHuletts, pel=
der pbne Salair unb inter allerlei 6!Hoerrii.
fen, Ner1er unp S6man nit elmer NuSbauer
neren nur- elm drifliber 0idrtprer fdbig lit
Idnger ais elm Sabr baS Amt zines 9ttuari
Der 6anitdts< GpmmiiiiOn pertpaltet Bat, in be,
I6blihen, driitli6en, patriptii6en abli9t, Del
gldubi9en unb ungldubigen Welt Die ~tauienb'
NAL bepieiene 0abrbeit oes unumitDbli9er
SaBeS nod gum taufeno unb einten DIAL 81
b~epeiien, ndmlih:- yoaB elm Wtaftn, pel6el
tur gEafer trinte, Die 8ibel leie, Sonntass
CUR Stride eebe unO feline 4benoe, itatt in eineu
6fentli6en 6duIe, i'm S6OOB leiner 5arnilt,
perbrinee, niat nur Elm beferer, sefinOerel
unb trdftigerer, iCnOern aud elm patriptii9erel
6plOut iei, aIs elm Wlenid, Der BON dlleoem bas
@esentbeil tbue. I'm Oiele bibli@e Babrbeit
an Der nur Elm t6eioe ~stueifeln tanu, audi II
unb burG 3ablen gu bepeiien, bat nun Ser
G0iCt cine Reibe Srasen entpOrfen, fpel6e, mit
sS ideint, 26,OCO Narm 6itli6er uno tpeitli.
der Sruppen porselest uno pDh OenIelbep be-
1ntprrtet pproen iino. 9a8 8elultat lit cir
IberruidenOes seweien, Ielbit fur ben felien.
feften @lauben Germ gaiDts uno bat no mig.
lib nod utebr b~epieien, als er mil 9riitli8el
3uperiidt ertpartete. Z
3n ben 6rusen, relde ben SplOatea Dpr9e'
lest purben, geb6rten, 10 piel mir uns %eriarern
Die fpleenben:
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sir @eibnatbten 4!
Softer S. Gu.

8 ETH n tDn
%OrtemDnnaies, WGnets, Srieftafbsn, Mappen,
NOrtefOIiOs, Gi9arrets GtMis, Oamen. Z afcben,
NGbsG batuniIen &C.,
D~fertren tbr dueerft reiGes unb eeIAnadSpaes Sprttment
ipnpbl WtOlefale mite HetatI.
Beirnbers MAIDEN tie BITE Dnnen BaIttmpre'S rarauf dnE-
merriam, bag le TIM StanDe dnb, ale Nrten BON Stideretrn
IN etearren.@tuis, ytappen peer trsenb etnen anbera
S1mIud Segsnhane stIdnafSpu etn;ufaFen tefur bic fur
ee wto' state tGtr e%elteferten Mrbstten IpmObl, als aud BITE
pei Der lester Wtb. Snhttate MuSaeuune ~ertdltene b6dIte
gretssDebatne 3euenis eeben.
~ &ptier q 70 . Gabrit unb WertauIs, 9ptaG: Np. asa
rs. Oalltnlrreltr, etne Greppe bed. (eeI16-3D
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2lnterif Ofaebriebten.

38. GnnareB.
2. @efGpn.

@afbingtOn, 90. 9esbr.
Senat. 9enridS bra6te cine BetitiOn
BON Offsieren oes Nuartiermeifter. Oepartez
mentS UNI GrbCbung bes SoIses. s9em Milis
tdrcomite ibermielen. =
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6ddrsMrbeffcn.

CyVtVNNs %N%VIbNVW+
Mle Srrten STANDARDIZATION pnHtnb fir @etbna6tseef6ent
as @inee, Mrmbinb.r, 8etten, Sbrrtnee, Grpl2en u. f. No..
trersen am ttlisfen uMb beffen aIf 8saenune aemu6t In
Rp.55N 81. 6rebert6 r., Mabe @dS Str.
Gtne srr6e &usratl ftrttser Sa6en tefdnbjs ais Dfuaer
S%rrrGtbtG, nm es sSebtrmann naSeltH 5u maiden, mad ietnem
8eltsben aus8upablen anb baaa6 gu bsftasn.
W. Btnber
(he37-31) SIS Rpro Xreeeridft.
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@eibnadbtss 6eitbenfe!
So. 0rrncbcr9,
Surtlier unb @pltarbelter,
SO. 40 Cf Baltimore @trase,

5pilten @reter unb GAIT Str,
~empFeblt iein retdes Eager bon ~tuHbaren d d ten 5 u NJ e..
LEI unb pIbwaaren ais ean3e un6 talbs Sets,
9errens unb . anentetten n miami
Of nmanb- perI- unb Stsetrtnse, MAN
laetten- une 3 emhetnSPfe, fOtsle ale Arten
Eai9enuGren BON oOrsusltaer She. nle ttnfa9sn @oINwaa-
rem fets tn srrser NuswabI ~Srrratbts unb fir d6t sarnntirt.
SD labe dne Ddnen uub 5erren 3u sablretdean 3uIprubN
Elm unb nnere ntdstee PretIe.
8saeaansen anb steparaturen ansr Nrt wsrben aufs Bette
duSgefutrts (be,7-31l
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q. Meuter & SDbnc,
30. 46 5arrifOnffr. nnb giU. Sc SaItimorear.
ntpfetlen etnsnt Seebrten Yublttpln ibr retasaItiaes aaser
ben Gel4enten fir bic tsrtmenben Setertass;
Seine Meiier unO @abeln,
Ylattirte @abeln uno 26ffeI,
6ru9t= uno &u6ens&Orbe,
Seine ladirte 8rdientirSS Seller,
Eal9enmeier BON allen @attnuaen,
s3afas4-. Shlitidube,
Iprte etne gienee antrer ~seetsnettr GeaenfGube, weIde Nue
81 ben prblfetlfen 9reiien a~beelafen mtrbsu. (be3l4-31l
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Bel benz bernnnnbeRben Gbrtffeft empfeble i'd hen gItsrn
nnS Stnbertreunten metn retdbsEttses Eager Der f6Snasn
Nitrnberger Spielpaotcn,
Puppen BON allen @r6ben, guppeus&6pfen.
8eitelen &C. &C.,
aue Slrten SpieIe, Seaansen, gOIbaten, grpmmeIn'
%fcifen, &inSers0 iDIine1, Ibiere, bic Don feIbIt
IaMfen &c. &C.,
gu ben %masteftsn Marttp1eifen. gu& baltic I'd eta Eager
bubt@er s ouep SO ddren
melbe ib 3u 1ef6enten fir @rna6lene beffeus etsneu unb
IaOe Que eth, BET MIR SOrauiprs9ea ebe lie a~nSefspD taufen.
.. S6uIa,
(16oej-O &fe tpn Baltimore unb Trcnthr.
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Neine 1lbren llnD e5mipelcm !!

Der ll%nter3ei4nete lent BITE MufmerfIamtsit psn 96nb-
lern, ipwte bes pubIIfums int &lsemetnsn auf Ietn srObes
Eager bon
Mlnerifanii6en ubren
aus Der ~beribmten Ekbrtt trt Nrpletsn & Iraeb, y. g.
Bartlett unS QDH. &arps tn ~sDIbeneR, Hnn 8 pber A rtnaen
Stlber-@ebdufen BITE er 5u 5nbrifpretfen ~perfauft.
MMt bait er D~Urratbis etne arcse Muspnbl BON apI6enen
une tlbernen "
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ubrctt,
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tn erSster AusrakI. $3.50
ubrensW Material unc ilbrmadber SBere,euae
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Operngudern uilo 8riQen.
MAt stee ArtiftI werten an ben btataaen @retIen n,rfsns,
anb ~nberteust Gad, eke SIR anSerssp fault.
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