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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The peoprietors Of the Hiswaths, knowing that
many preparations for the hair were in the mar
ket and all advertised TO do nearly the same
things and that tho public we're una BILE to de-
termine from the Advertisements which were
genuine, ana buying one or two aud failing 70
realize the expected benefits concluded that all
were humbu,s, in order to assure the public
which could b relied upon. proposed the follow
ing test which Was published too weeks In the
Herald and the other morning papers witt out
elici'ing any responfe. Let . number Of we'll
known citizens Of usquestioned integrity and en-
tirely sisintefested appoint q person to the pro-
rrietor Of each preparation Or restorative to re-
store the color to the hair. Each proprietor to
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the 'ria and the peeson sleo to use nothing else.
Let certifee to Of the result be published In oil
the principal pspers Of the country at the sx-
pense OF the az successful mpefitors.
HOYPS MINNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the hair. nd is unexcelled in keeping it in curl
or in any desired position. +.
HOYpS IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
An Invaluable dressing Tor whiskers. Changes
light AID red hair to beautiful bro n er black
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH no, T 4 co,
mchls dlyl 10 University place, N. Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
To Horse Owncrl

SDR: SWEETS INFALLTDLE LyNrMENT r0p
nokSES is unrivaled BY any, and in eli casea 81
nneemene:s. arising from cpsains. Bruises o.
- Mrenchines it eject 10 magical and eersain.-
Names Or S.ddls Calls, Scratches Aanes, g.. i
VII also care speedily: SPAWN and kinebcne
iect stages, bat confirmed cases ass bevond ~;
putty Of vsdseal csss. No case q the I'M.
however, is 20 desperate or hopeless thai Il ~.
% eileviatsd By this Asimsnt, md its fait1f:I
sppsieation will always rsnove tie Lansneesa ~
e me aosses % trsve! With eeGparatvs ease.
ssod foe ite timely ase 1t the Arst sppeerancs a
.nmsness viii sasctaslly prevent those tornidshi.
a1eeacee mentioned, 70 which III horses -. iiaS,.
= whi.h fsness 20 nany uthssviss vslrsH..
.ssss -! worthless. y ss99 az -"
seesa' s.Sls-dslyH a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
The LARGEST OF TpR M.v~o,u

The LARGEST OF rnE MAMMOTH RI,
locks.-There is ow in this CITY a ore,
Durham bullock, coming seven wears .
which has been fed near four wears ! ,
VIC. Markham, Rush, Monroe coun,
n. T., until he attain a weight of Nv. ,
80 c"t. which is greater thar that of ~ .
bullock heretofore reported. He h !
been purchased by the ladies Of Liv,no :
ton county. N. Y, for 81 900. and pre. :
ented TO The New York SAM arv r.
wnere b viii be exhibited. and IN, =
SOLO At auction for the benfit of,h.t cha:
y. Good judges say that he !. ono :
ee.t BULLOCK. ss nnest,tormed aud biz
AT 20 ibs. per-, he will de-. :" , .ns q,
the expent of transportation -, oes'd
Nsw York Tribune n'tier.-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO TRErR ORIGINAL COLOR

1t does not claim 70 make b cir come 10 where
Il has sncs fallen out. Nothing will do that,
whatever may b advertised TO the contrary
bat IL will arrest its falling out. msks nafsn
hair soft and siisy slssnss the scalp from al IN
Turtles and hunors, AMI entirely ovsrco0ss the
b. efsc OF previous use Of pispsrations con
tanning sulphur, sugar or lead, 10. 1t requires
no soaping washing and hours fer its application.
nor will it crack or smut bat IL - e.tily applied
and wiped from the stin - any hsirdrsssiDg Il
restores the natural shading Of one hair with IN
Other. which gives 1t life appearance, instead
Of tho uniform dali black Of dyes 90 that the
most critical observer eannotdetsot its use.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

me CuaEassEOas Il EXrERIEn1E
of an InvA11d.
Published for the benefit. an / IA : vsrn;, "a
a CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
~ sh1 suner from Spermaterrhea. Nervous Deb;1;.
time The Means of Self Cnres r. ' oo same
mas cured himself after being put to great
cry. 'us ana duack-
ny enclosing . postpaid addressed envelops
slhgie copies may DO had of the author. f''
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Fac
my21-ddwlyl bedford. Kings Conntv. Nv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
Dr.. G. H. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer. on
CHRONIC DIEE.AEEA.

Offers the most certain, speedy and sdectua.
NJ hDlkS 10 the World for the following com
plants In their obstinate stages, viz:
Dissses Of The Throat, Lssgs, Heart, Splssm, Lv-
>eF, Stomach. Lropsey ~ the Chest, Ere AID
Ear; Rhssmosssw, Neuyaigio Fifs, and
other Nervous Deramyemcnis all
s..-.. diseases Of the Blood, Sc,o/ala.
.Erysipelas, Cancer, Fever
Sores, Leprosy. KID
nsA all
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

PicKLED Pork EQUAL TO FREsH.-A
lady contributor at Perry, ILL.,, sends the
following directions :-"Let the meat
cool thoroughly cut into pieces four to
Elk inches wide {: weigh them. and pack
as tight as possible in the barrel, saltiov
very lightly. Cover the meat with brine
MADE as strong as possible. Pour off a
gallon OF the brine, and mix with it one
tao'e-spe ooful of saltpet,e for every hun
dred pounds Of meat, and return it to the
barrel. Let it stand ono month then
taKe out tue meat lett drain twelve
hours. Fut the b'ine in an iron kettle.
add one quart Of molasses Or two ponnd.
OF sugar, ii d boil until perfectly clear.
When it is cold, return the meat to the
barrel, and pour on the brire. Weigh It
down, aud keep it covered close, and Won
will have the sweetest meat that you ever
tasted"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
Two Ladies Burned 20 Death.
From the Utica IN. W Herald

i >
Seldom are we called upon to narrate a
more melancholy accident than occurred
near Holland Patent, Saturday evening last.
lt was none other than one Of those dread !.
full catastrophes Of which we occasionally
bear, arising from kerosene explosions, and
resulting, IN this case, in the death OF two
estimablc ladies-a mother and daughter of
one Of our most respectable and highly ca
teeln families. 1t occurred in the family
OF Mrs. Eliza Hutchinson, widow of John
Hutchinson, just south Of this village.
The family, consisting of Mrs. II, two
sons and two daughters, upon leaving the
tea table, observed that lamp, which had
teen forgotten, needed replenishing, when
the mother proceeded to get The ol-csp.
which was large ono and nearly empty.
and the youngest daughter, Miss Frances
Hutchinson, aged about eighteen, held the
light Tor her to fill the lamp. Upon the
moval OF the stopper from the can, an ex
piosion instantly occurred, bursting the can
snd scattering the oil over them complete
y enyelcping them in flames The efforts
OF the agonized SOUS and daughter, who
we're compelled 10 see their mother and sis.
ter literally burn 20 death, although of the
most heroic nature, proved Of no avail, and
ere the arrival OF the neigabors, who were
alarmed by their cries, they we're burned
fatally. DR.. Crane was soon at the scene.
out the injuries were beyond the reach of
human remedies.
Tie daughter fingered until 6 O'Clock. and
the mother until 9, On Sabbath morning.
when they expired. The two sons were
baby burned in their forts to save their
mother and sister
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

nec Maxi'nil'au and hi. wife -,
20 toe a'!leries 10 SO Louis N.m.i.s
Louie embraced the Arch in. po'eo'
sooos hssdsgi.h Mrs. Msximiliau. n"
s'''s "ss ltSkins on probably. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

e;ss 70. sna animation into the dropping ep.r-
NAV bsyp 'u ,s;. upon ehs brink the grave. Who
"sloueh Of de-. "a vain ee,aiss ourseit from the
;se oe AZ v % eleventh hour, to trv q. .o.,h;s'
,h.annS Sold by all rsspset.ple drn.o;.,.
Sv.s" out the United states and Cansds L..
euser -isement in another coiu n Nv
" ,hlO-dswlm E. -. BALLOkD A..,.,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
ERIE RAIL w AY.
6D e

Great Brood 0su1s DssS1s Hses ~ 1eleura.1
New Yofk, Dsstoa, Phileaslphia. Dsltinsra. NJ.
risbufg, I'D eli Eastern Citisc, sAsryIpe ~
0rsas TA1ossh United Steass Hails.
ExPRBNS TRAINS LEAVE DUNHIpK IN
- Buffalo - The arrival Of III traise fro0 ~
West, vie the Lake shore KAilroad. also iro. -.
enanca on the arrival q tralas via she Nev
Drosd 0asgs Atlaatie and Great wsstss1 Railway
from Clsveias1, O.. 4iviaf Passengers The d.
vantage. froa DonkiFk u baGalo, 90 fro~ Clave.
iAad, o. Of SIX Foot 0ssgs. eonbisine -
and soofort without 6Aaags, II Wide. koonv
Paiaes Uan, direct 70 New fesk. A peefeetios
astainsd By - othse rosts.
FOB FREIGHT
hetveee III pelnts East aad West, our faailsu..
ere uusivnlled. FoenjDe clees and reliable ~.
neetiooe q Dunki9h and BsGalo With Weeeas>
rods. ard q aAlan4oeo With the Broad 0aaee
Atlantic sad Great Weetesn Railway, By vhieS
Sosts t1sse 70 ~ teaasfsr betWssn New Yosk 49,
NJ ixPSSss rBsr0Hr TRAINS leav. NJ
Yes AAily for III pelsts IL tae West, nskise 81
esiek tlas - lev sssssas ~ ~ sehse scsta
~ Hrstght = PaesaDs isqsireae =, ths M
sipGj oase5 n tAs-W -, asd = - Clask sirseL
CkSeaeo. ~ Beee1esy, New 1ests ~ - 6ssai
0eeooS i. T. !. HoW Y9k Is A1neeg $4,000, Deeteo.
A5.GDs OHk0. 41NO1t 9oa1 Anpe<..Ia
-, !. =. 0r.sesa, wseaan Ao1
HsVsDsAnunAnov Gel Fright Aeoot.
~. = DAna, 0enssA 0e1e1 A0ooes deuoo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
wsighrs Rejuv,nat,.r

the ~. ave-. re, n,s1p 10y any longer be
fal,sn to-. s ding bane Of ths
iSn. .~ rs o.A. ~, o. the hu man family.
gu. yoS ASK now Is this to be- n,s.
yonssa ! esponder ICY low sr;r It,.
tho glo ,ny aide o svsrv .tS; upon IN
anS m Na: " oriv',away. Doctors
q -.;aas aoe wiii not do It the
day will not do II hut h.,o.s .ao
give up the case as hon.l... ~ -.
..saF . htJU' rNAr Nc ELyxRe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

The statistics OF the newsnaner ,,o..
OF ureat Britain for the present years,
show a total of 1880 newspapers now
existing, thus divided England, 9l9
Wales 81, Scotland, l4O LELAND 14o
British Isles IA. OF dpiIy papers y are
published, two-thiads in England: w ales
only supports single daily paper. Scot
land ., Ireland IA. These figures show
an increase 10 ten years of one halt. The
entire number Of Magazines, including
quarterly reviews, &C.. is 539-of these
ls6 are Of decidedly religious charac-
Ter leaving S41 TO represent literature.
science and art. Previous to the war.
the number OF newspaper 10 the United
States was estimated at abont 2 OOo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07


The lunacy shown in some Of the hal.
LAD poetry written now-a-days was car
featured ty Punch in . few remarkahis
verses. OF which the following are specl
A. midnight the rivals net in the vh.l.
An' fought BY the light Of the grasshopper'.
The elephant stood on his trunA to take breath.
Al ana IN. tiger at costly Rugged hin to oesth.
Then With = csbbags stalk he DO div vrots.
Coms. io.e, snd t,ead on the tail Of my ca,
SEQ tiny own crocodile whistling for thee"
no sF0shea gave snrgis-s cold sorrss ~.
Lively, lovely lsslire
Bhshted, pligbted Il linsl
aoafnful or6sk the cats ssrsue.
Howl the goldfish, nsw The froes.
MssP the snrimpa ana psrr the don.
AZ thy psts with rapture ~,
Osr lady will b wed to.dsv.s
D ~. ceoet thou love . 1sh 20 rr,en.
niightsd, plightsd lsalinef
queen Victoria sava R..a..a -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

90 H - s viotofia Gays Rsglssd shsp't
childrsr 49,. .''A sss'.aasy, where her
" NO 70 rule, On any acconnt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
important Cure Of Consunptlon

The Rev. A. G. HUns, Of Indiaaspolis, Ind.
adds his testimonial 10 the many oshsfs perman.
entity ssrsd Of Consanptiss, By ~ wootnrLL.
AN most happy ~ ssesssibios ~ name among
the frtssds Of ~. W0oparLL.. % whom / 90
knowledge gfsatfal rsmsn besasee fes his pr.
fsssionsi dates N myself. bad bssn s0isssi
With Consumptfoo for the las' thrss ysars, asd
Tor over yess bad DOT been ahls - vail ebout.
bed e1hasstsd III the skill Of tbs bsss phyM.
eisns fsr and aid near, sDd Of lsee IL bagas 70
hops ~ almost expired, when Asasd a Ne IL.
great susosas. applied - bin under vhsss tsssa
9sne Ne ssre ~ perfect in siE weeks, % hes
Irss.nsd ~ sssalstiss II The psIpik All N.
80 O sne dissaee dtsoppsssed. ] Asve been yell
sna sascee ever slsse IL y nov eves I've ysass
soatiscss feesfrs0 eay teoee q ~ 1ieosss ~
eves: Aosst cheesfully reeonoeDd q lanietei
2 Ain. 70 has ssvei - LIE a. nag oSHsS
asd ~ Dssyss ass SOD Slsss Nm, - ~ Is
ne g .asy -" ies'As saAs e ssssiaS b.
1......,,.., ~. Is, Eis.g'A O. Apn
ln1osRAs9 fseFlnosuAl.-fhe Ssalo,i., 4.
80 Of The nany sesoflnosiole q rSnsrfSAS~
ea5es, performed ~ D.. WeoouVIa. he eeIehrs.
- ~ Vsseer - Ohrooie Dissase rhydsiaa, who
Justice 70 Ds. WocdSS9. q eraS,,.>,a c.,..,
and Cbsoais Dissess Physieian. i1psIe - "a ~
koesic,sy 20 ~ relieving faeeSs 6Ooo H. S6sio
csss: s,ss p 2 var 9. 70 NJ .sish We
osos.Ieo1 80 sopaoysd he ~ ae6isai ahiiitto
ssaetsy aees@el. ed ~ ia1lsA ASd ! hsl' AZ
s.ss ! 80 ct - - .lssess. d. D. D
WoodhuIlS arrival hers, sad bsasise 81 ~ ves-
!esfal ease6s Ipio911 s11Saf sedsf16 tseasGGs
- e twsetz4ens Assss ssSss Ne aDliiestjss st
- Dostsfs TUkisA Oaneos 6alvs, tkS ussess
20 deo4, - 49, - is1eannoe ssoue0 - no
asece1 y vltAost ~ lesse ~ q pale. rae
NJ 70 pae60eyaol Z - satirslJ Vells 4ADose
aity Of The sass b pass ~ inaainAajeo.
y sssideass y Ssas Srsis6ssaA. ~ ssea-
- JAMss i. AEB6eUk. 4 !
The Dsstsf = ~ sesDng = - y Oil
NEn lswAlp IN =. 49,. W..
'ISssSS .sSisGss ! 80 - I1SS5 ~ n,
- ~ Dsstse saasss s1se UleAeol no1n. cSS~-,
IGn11,. = ahe 49, dssp = boee1. A -
0oDe00 NJ ~ 00on0f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

Ladies, Ladies, Ladies.
Don't you fail to read thu .ax.r.;....
this paper headed "u'orusemens Al
AnPoTtant to Re,,,A1
, or: Uneessman, Of New York, has devot -.
las. tnirty years of his practice to fem I'd the
paints Ills Pills acs like charm. r ale com-
hetsdtte aad SAFE. Iney are
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE ENa11sB
COURT OF CHANoERY.-Av very impor-
tant legal decision has recently bee
made by the Court OF Chancery of Eng
land, in the case of Foxwill sgaints Bos-
took and Others. Foxwiil claimed THAI
.te leading American sewing machines
sold N England infringed upon his patent
Tor alleged improvements, and brought
q great many vexatious suits against
PURCHASERS of the American machines.
The burden Of the defense was assumed
by the Singer Manufacturing Company.
New York, and Elias Howe. Jr. and the
decision was adverse to the plaintiff. The
legal effect OF the decision is to dismiss.
WIN costf' one hundred and forty suits
commenced by Foxwil, and the com
melcial result viii be to increase LARGELY
and rapidly the already extensive sale Of
Men York manufactured sewing maonin.
es in England.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
Beli.vinp that the demands Of II,
A New Thing Under the Sun.


In its coo'iDg power-matchless.
In all its ingredi
In all its operation-na.u al
In its beautifying results-enduring.
10 its ndency-pressrvative
In its popularity-unequaled.
a. - n - =. 0D~.~r d.,
is prOno1nced by the World of Silence and tb q
World OF Fashion, the finest preparation ever in.
vented by art to rectity the short com,ngs of Ma
ture. Manufactured BY ]. CHRI3rADURO. 70.
Astor House, New York Sold by all Druas ,sts
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
mch2- I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
THE GREAT SECRET.

1t is admitted BY all physicians that the grand
secret OF health and long life lios in keeping the
blood and various aaids of the body in high d.
gree Of fuidty. When you feel continued pain
IN the head or bowels, or any other parts of tho
body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
Brandreth's pills.
breeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood left will have moro room. But a. the BODY
is made from the blood and sustained bv the
blood, to waste our blood 10 to waste our life. and
ruin our constitution. But Brandreth's Pills re-
iieve tho circulation as readily as bleeding BY on
ly taking away what it can we'll spare, and THEY
NEVER HURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstable, Mass, was cured of
st. Vitus Dance, General Debility and Costive.
ness Of many years standing by Brandreth's Pills.
The case at length is published in the Pam phlets
sold bv E. :. Ballord, davenport, Iowa. and by
all respectable dea.er in medicines. tbi .d&u 3m
HS QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution ali
young men sufferin g from Nervous Debility a.
against endangeriDg their health BY patronisinv
any Of the advertising quacks. You can fully re-
cover by the methods used by tho advertiser. and
by hundreds of others, AND IN NO OTHER Wv
head letter which will send you if you will
SEND me post paid envelope bearing your ad.
dress. Direct to
EDWARD II. TRAvER.
IeoI l-u@~lyl Lock OF, Boston Mass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
HPECf1L NOTICES.

Hovase Hlawasha lfair Restorative
Horr'a6DsAvArnA A!s nsssonAsIvs
noY9Sa aIAvAfnA HAfn R80roRAfivD
nm sFAupAsp PREPARATION POE re nAis
raR srAypARu PsERARAfiOn POS SnD nAle
ran srAxpAkp PsspARAfiOn POS fhB HAZE
vApnAnfDD TO nBofoaD
n vAaRANfDD TO ReefoBR
n vARRAursD TO RaAf0Rn
FADED GRAY HAIR 3 WI SKERS
FADED GRAY HAIk / HlSkERS
FADED GRAY HAIR 4 WhIsKER5
FADED GRAY HAIR = WHlSkEkS
FADED GRAY HAIR / WHlSKEkS
FADED GRAY HAIR 3 WHISTLES
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07
Useful 4 Valuable
Discovery
HllToNs
i nsoluble Cement

II OF more general practice
utility than any invention
now before the public. Ii
has been thoroughly tested
during tho last two yeas BY
prsetical men, and pronoune.
cd By all to 10
Superior TO any
adhesive preparation known
HlL1oh's IHsoLuBLs CEMENT
10 . new thing, and the 70.
suit or years Of study its
coordination 10 on
Scientific Principles,
and under no circumsta ncee
or change Of Temperature,
will it become corrupt or
omit any offensive sneli.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-07

Cornos Main and Second streets. over
kuAnenss Tobacco store,
TALLS TIE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
~ % the fact that be 10 prepared to execute I'll
orders 10 the Photogfs ph and Ambrotyps line il Q
style equal 70 that Of sny srist west Of Chicago.
- Particular attsstion paid 70 taking
C801ORENA - PlCTURE1.
Hatisfaction Guaranteed. Give him . call.
jan1C den
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
ais Rlaifiicber gttf}cuf3cr. 81
ySbsticau, Sberipa,! tYlsb mir ulaif
,e nerlcreneu Mllltvnen unp pe,esuthe,
pierer !" 80 ..... .''.' '.~
'y@t .Auaujtu6" Bellnpnt. IA

Il Der neue 0ene1als ~ t met:
It er.-Montacme,p 8loir, ter Veine II
Ne,foiesr ,5,emont's, satfsisid,eitie NIT
iyremont'a Nudtri,t aus Fer Elite Ter
iprdfren,i6afIs Is= Ganpicatsn ielne Steue
ais iWsne.al poitmeiiter nisre.aelset
,,um Ger Giniateit rer }Yarteis oeasnu ,sr
cen Disunipniiten, ntdt lanaer i'm sWeas
~ itsben," Iunc Gr= =@eupernsur Denz
nifen nen Shio 1T fem 9tadtrlser
eerorsen. Isun,lpn l,u sia lstr .:
.li6er uno iebr b6 flider Wann
.areiziaenl@aften. Il, pentn aue Dot.
}mtiiter unu &letts rec &anpse lu.ten re1.
cen. ibm 0lei@ ~ fomn,en. a9 A.
by 2Olp Mte: aDae reinR Gu eeun,
atmer &leiner z 1901
Yittle WEdd:a9& follte fur On.
feln Belmont eraee NAL ms ,,Deiee
1aus" laufen, unr e. fa9te Id ftnnt's
oar nidt f.blen. unp nun lin itt i.ton IL
tafine Qe!oufsn unp tot,me ,aar ni@t bin.
T aOlo Mke: Ab(&eul,& q 80 en- ar
nee 8tnb 70 III per iaDtts tein III a ~
I ftn olu laf{tu !faG 3ia i2a1SaHf oTa It
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-08
1bentenss sipifeaeu ciaem Gcafrn NIB
49,. sliem SHeiansr-

"Gla ee!es oerr eus Jsanfsn!a ac," ;rar
.ltdt ~yor;'in,* aher W,a1 S!a;e &c Ia
strange es:!a:.n! Il! ron ssnsu s}ascz
.usEaRe ss:: eeu: sr ftd sen Sc.a<
ner ltes il.' hrItttld,eu Ntp Nlysr fan
's Zen Sp!sen cgt:r'ehen, iesttn ;utiiGs
ifEebr; une sr;ib!t ';iusn ,SrsuHsen unEe:
dnrsrm I'll; Atsnteuer. .utIass sssat euE
6 AE9ent'!de in eineu a,if.:5 :, Vsrsu
,tten fan;t. no Elm a!iilhsr Stalp
.e.nen Gent ruer!h 1T.
De;s S!arp pDeI q GRANGE MIN
1db war einis Soa'e ouI eis @u'sts ssz
tanaen, ale er p!tsi,6 sinsn Ga'Gpsna
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