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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-21
Judicial Convention.

IL In accordance with the call Of the Ju.
dfcial Central Committee of the Sth Jul
dicial District of the State Of Iowa, a
otConrention WAS held in Cedar Rapids
iaJune fl4th, 1856 The, Convention was
!, called to order by Mr. Tuthill, Chairman
Of, the Central Committee, and on his
q motion, Hon. G.. Fl. Conkfim was elected
Do temporary Chairman, n. b. Vineyard
was chosen Secretary. A committee on
credentials was appointed, and a motion
prevailed to appoint committee on per-
i1aHent organizations attGl%", zat VII
49, Committe on credentials made report,
(which was adopted and committee dis
-slIf Motion prevailed to allow delegates
s'freAent to cast the entire vote OF their
respective counties. .5.tsoEf
Committee on permanent organization
report the following as the permanent
% officers OF the Convention: Chairman,
30 IL Gonklin, of Benton; Secretaries, n
-sfR Vineyard, of Iowa, and w = Wolf, of
Cedar. Report received and committee
The Convention then proceeded to an
informal BALLOT for District Judge as fol-
lows: RothrocE, "a; Hubbard, 3sI; Shane,
Isl; Miller, 23l. ts
-shhRNhole number of votes cast, l0i; nec-
essary toa choice, 50.
n - gonNcltIOll tlleH proceeded 10 Il
formal BALLOT with the following result:
81 LIT Ballot. Rothrock, 34a; Hubbard.
.ns22lo-l Shane, ~ A9-522; Miller. 26 $3.50:
~, The name Of y n Hubbard being with.
drawn, the Cd ballot was rs follows:
t'th Rothrock, 48 1918; Miller, IS lo3-l5s.
,so6hane, 81 43-l56. al y eeng.s H.
- 81 Ballou.- Rothrocka % 1925; Mile,
as;32 lra2;. Shane IA T.,
'Nl0 J Fl Rothrock,, IF Cedar county, hav
r%fing received majority 0fall the votes
sd Was BY q unanimous vote declared to b
w. the candidate for Judge for the 9Th Judi
cial District Of the State Of Iowa. CT
Scott " Jones county, was chosen a
-h1candidate'for District Attorney by aocla
sto mefA0n. e1ag.,; 5a. - ...r.l ... -..f
an. aMessrs. Rothrock and Scott being call
ed upon addressed the Convention
~ thahking IL for honors conferred, &c.
III IA Central Judicial Committee was an
pointeds consisting Of L Clark of Tamu
w WOifof Cedar ] Trear of Benton
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Get the Best and Cheap.


est.---The MCCORMICK is the on
" SELF RAKER that will do good
work in lodged or very short
grain. The Machine, as improy-
ed for 1866, will work as we'll on
billy or wet as level or dry land,
and the'dr;nt is much lighter than
last year. It is. a good Mower,
and the best finished, simplest,
and most reliable machine in
market.I!ai oat~It5atu - iaaHaad
The separate, atwo-vheeled
MeC oRMIck Mower is warranted
to be superior to ANYTHING in the
Mowerral line manufactured ANY
WHERE, by ANYBODY. ! Draft is
light, and the driver sitting in his
seat can easily raise the cutting
bar over an obstruction a foot
high, Iior change the 'Ecut' from
half an inch to four inches high,
IN an instant, and while the Ma
chine is. in motion. In field tri-
ais with the Ball, Buckeye,
Hubbard, Quaker, Wood, Nanny,
and many other Mowers, it has
proved it's great superiority, and
| like our Self Raker, will be sold
on a warranty Of being the best
Machine in its line in Market
LAS usual, the Mccormick Ma
chimes willfbe sold on terms that
cannot fail to suit st11i { -
atf2 ~ N!iW.PRAPT,, Tray. Agent.
II. A.McNAIR, Gen. Ag't. lo3l
FRANK. BACON, Ag't at Wilton.
/ f9tf
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The steamship China has artfvedwith
two day 3 Inter news, confirming the re-
ports Of the Prussiant occupation of Hol-
stein. Austria had Instructed General
Gobienz, commanding the Austrian
troops in Holstein to avoid an armed
conflict, and he accordingly withdrew
to Altoona. Monteudcl, had also been
directed to avoid "A collision, and not to
occupy the places already in the possess
ion of the Austrians. In dispatch to
the Austrian Generals, he expresses the
hope that 4 peaceful understanding will
prevent the outbreak ,ofwar. Italy will
commence hostiiities as soon as war is
declared in Germany. Bismark had is
sued circular on the 4th, exceedingly
offensive aud warlike III its tone, and
with it the last hope of peace is
\ said to have disappeared. Prince Alfred
took his seat for the first time in the
4 House of Lords as the Duke of Edin-
burg. Financial affairs are reported as
favorable. The suspension of Agra &
MaSterman's bank created a profound
sensation. and has spread wider and
1 deeper ruin than any similar calamity
!. that ever occurred. The cholera has
4 broken out in Nantes aud in Holland.
/ There, were reports that the Turkish
' troops had crossed the Dan,lhr;,n,' come
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VIM e Miller of johnson, j b Young of
Linn, NJ P SmiGh Of iowa, hnH 9n6,
Mexican Of Jones. - ID !.
There being no, further businessthe
ConventiCn adjou1ned. 3
G c II CONKLIN,, CHI.
NIB VINEYARD, So
VIM p WOLF, Sec'ys.
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Over 10000 'c;nigrants from. Europe
arrived hit New York last month I'll
estimated that 100000 have landed at
that port alone since the LIST of January
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state of Eoscu,, Cedar County, So.

State Of Iosou,t Cedar County, So: IT
rINO sarah Large, John Large, Louisa Fairfield,
i nayM Fairfield. Mary Eckert. Geo Eckert,
Nancy smith, James Smith; John Smith, Jesse
Burnett, Cha's Burnett. Mary Ellen Burnett,
Darl Burnett, Jr., Catharine lynn Geo Wynn
that there Is now on NE ia the office Of the
clerk OF the district court in and for Cedar
county, Iowa, o petition Of Isaac Burnett,
partition Of the following lands, to-wit:
W. sWJ Sw "a Of se0si TO- 4. 70, r. 3--lao acres,
that partition may be made among the legal
owners thereof; and unless you appear and de-
faiad the Same ON or before noon OF The second
day Of the next term OF said court TO be held
On o., tle % gay Q, seo, aeiaait VIII
lis prayed IN partition - - - i@.'3ss7s1
Il June llth, lss6. IbA4AG BURNETT. PHI. ,
Piatt 4 Spicer Atty's. 4w25
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!h0lSecond District Congressional
>. ratxgbsds} Convention. .a@N .4c.se

3 retxsbsd} Convention. .arH ,4e.z>
The, Republican Convention of the
Second Congressional District met at
De Witt, Friday, June 18th, in accord
sance With the cali OF the Congressional
-Iistfiet Committec.p q. Hegur q Fdyf.a
"a The Convention was called to, order by
Judge !. e. Policy, Of Clinton county,
and on motion, Henry OConnor, Esq,
,oflNfuscAtine, was chosen as permanent
President of the Convention. MI o.
Conner, on taking the chair, acklowl-
edged the compliment and returned
stiiaffks f8r the honor conferred In an APP
-psoprtatan speech. Judge j. C. Policy
and othe, Republican editors of the Dis
otriet IN attendance, were chosen secreta-
efOn motion, committee on creden-
tials was appointed. .,a'" l#~g
lon motion the following committee
on resolutions was appointed: trosga,,
m. rnthili of Cedar county; II. II. Benson,
o f2spY Gsn a d
~. HinsinseS, Jackson county. il 4 suas sea
edj The committee on credentials present
ed report which was unanimously
ed1Ti,e, committee on resolutions report
ed through I'LL. r. Claussen, Esq, its
Chairman, the following resolves, which
were unanimously adopted:
81 II. That the first and highest duty of
our free government is to secure to all
its citizens, regardlessof race, religion or
/, color, equality before the law, equal pro-
'teetfon from It, equal responsibility to
IT, and a, equal voice IN making it. i
,To2. That tho treconstruction3 OF the
States lately in rebellion belongs, thro'
r., Al.
people who have subducd the rebellion
/ GFxecutive aioHe.i t. 4szts.r IEaGs
~ a. TNAt,in the firm and manly adher-
ance Of, the Union, party in Congress to
the above principles, we recognize the
only safety of the nation, and we hereby
pledge to Congress our continued. anal
eearnest,support and sympathy. 5ls.4.
"a. That, We approve and applaud the
wisdom, ability and patriotism shown
by the Hon. Hiram Price, oar Repre-
ssntatiye In Congress from this district,
!, in his uniform and earnest corporation
with the Union majority in the Nation
al House of Representatives. a4
-QlB. That we earnestly desire the recog-
milton and adoption of the principles
embraced in these resolutions In the
State Convention about to assemble.
The convention proceeded to nominate
d candidate for member of Congress
from the Second District. Mr.. =. W.
II Rathhus, of Linn county, nominated
Hon. Hiram Price, and moved that Mr.
Price be declared the nominee Of the
Convention by acciamntion. Which
motien was unanimously carried, with
u hearty applause. gsra d. e.ss,.= oft .gos
-, It was resolved that the Congressional
District Committee be composed Of tn
chairliien Of tile several county com
entities, who have been or may be chos
en-, by the Republican conventions o
said counties. l.s..- ,-. ii s.s.........,
Earnest and radical addresses wer
made by Messrs. Henry O'Connor, ia
1ocob Butler and l.. A. Ellis, after which
II the convention adjourned. rs aa
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THURSDAY,
ia JUNE q, 1865.
The Judicial Convention.

- The Judicial convention.
: twill be seen from the proceedings Of
the Judicial Convention, held at Cedar
Rapids, that this District has appreciated
the Just claims Of this county and the
merits Of her candidate by nominating
Col, las, ii. Kothrock as the Republi-
can candidate for Judge Of the 9Th Dis
trict. In this latitude. 9 Republican
candidate ripens into an officer without
much political blowing or narrowing.
We are, however, obliged to go through
the iornalfty OF casting our votes for
men that we know cannot be beaten.
Messrs. Rothrock and Scott may consid-
'er themselves sure ola majority at the
polls. and arrange their domestic matters
- tysIfl,.a fI-tpff ,Ets'fF 80 ID - ~
accorolngly- i,rsr5a.-s .fr-,.. .s,sI y5I
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THE FAR FAMED


DIR WEIR
OF PENNsYLyANIA, announces to ri.
. community r1n tnat he is practitioner Of fSs
s MEDICAL TREATMENT.
Spain and America. He has been ensa.S;
several years in travelling and snccesstS..
treating people who linger under old
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS.
He not only ascertains the nature Of the dis.
ease as formerly. practiced by pftsicians. but
disease ee oa
cured in from 80 to 80 days. Charges reasons'
BILE. Medicine furnished for 4l25 per veek'
medicines sent BY Express to amy point have ss.s
designate, by sending q statement OF Their
complaint in writing. The money must BE-
letters expecting answers must contain post.
IA FEMALE COMPLAINTS
In all their forms, treated carefully and conf
dentially. He. win visit and consult patients
Dr. Weir Inventor Of new mode dea Of Treating
and efectually syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet,
suffering from nervous debility, caused BY in
voluntary losses during sleep, can rely upon
positive.and speedy cure, by q new and infal.,
i Il. B-Iadies who desire to avail themsclve.
of DR.. VS. sure and safe mode Of removing
obstructions, suppressions, &c, from whatever
cause produced, without the use OF medicine,
can do SO at one interview. DIR. w. has in.
vented a method by which conception can
positively be prevented, simple and certain
Preventative 5fotwardetl by mall for IS, with
all instructions, s g.
Dr. Weir cures all private diseases without
mercury. Cancers Of long standing can be
cured by DR.. Weir. Consumption cured by
Or. Weir. All diseases Of the Eyes and Ears
treated by DIR. Weir.
~ Ague cured and warranted for s5oo.-es
He will be ut
Upton, Jane 18th; Wilton, June 10Th;
: 80 = IL - s@ West Liberty, 18th.
~ Mechanicsville, Jane 18th.
A matter Of information append the followins
list Of patients treated by the Doctor from January
1862 20 July 4, 1865: Oskaooss, S44; Ottumws. 30
Fairfield, Il; Mt Pleasant, 60; Rome, II; Danville
a. Burlington. 40: Eigourney, So; Muscatine, $50
Wilton, 81; Durast. Z: West Liberty, 80; springnead
3; Keosauqua, 5; Salem, -; Trenton, 70; Thos Down
ing's, 8; Marss, 10; Pleasant Plain, u; brighton
Wssfingten, %; Whin1sld, 4; Crawtordsvtsle, 10
Clifton, -; Dodgeville, Il; Disesvilss, II; Yo.sl
Amcrica, 20; Monmouth, %; Oxford, {; Iowa City. VI
BnnkeYmills, 5; Upton, 40 Lisbon, II; Cedar Rapids,
II; Macon, IL; In al 1Ye8 cases.
He makes GO day visits. DIR. D. :. wEIR,
. H1N,'-T-~ s.t - n Residence Ut Toledo, lev.
All les4ters must be sent TO Burlington, lesa 80
ONCE bex n. ~
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/ 3THE ORPHANS HoME.-The first
meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF, the
Iowa soldiers Orphans Home, appoin-
ted by the last Legislature was held at
the Home in Davenport last Saturday.
Every member was present. After be-
ing qualified the Board. organized, by
eletting Hon. r. w. Cattell, President.
Rev. p. P. ingalls, Secretary and Hon. J !.
a. Paryin Treasurer The Hoard Their
proceeded to examine the transfer %
property made by the former Associa-
ton and accepted the same as ftlfi And
complete, according to the requirements
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"A GROWING TRIUMPH IS the
Lamb Knitting Machine

ID half or Cedar county, and would respecrdd
fully invite all who desire, TO call on me- M ~.
see IL operate am prepared 20 sell tnis III e.
In their season, will also have for saie T IL
NANHEMOND SWEET POTATO PLANA0'
also. ali other garden plants; ecGSWWrf Tr
Wilton, Iowa. JOHN - EA
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HOUSE or REYREsEsTATIvJs

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a., 49,, -. ,.,,..,.,.,,,. ,,,,., a., t,,,, a..
sfNs-"hA 'isUHi ~ Fe~ fWAt Afi~@feh ehH y aiih'A
sFrN0rtitruss
a.. a...... a.. - A.. a.. "A. 60. a., -. A.,
pf"ifsians, fff~fti bh ninAihg Hffpif@lfpif ~
The support q ihf n4sy ior ifr year sudinF Jun ~
tse. ,ttes ~ rr,.,r, A., a., f.fl,iss ~ ia A..
on ufe riaH ~ N'' AnNn' Ahp "''ef'i :" - "'"'f'
ssrgnssL s'~susrios fansfru pHstfn
IA, s,asst ~ a, T.vton fanrr 3 81 y t "a
...,.,.,- .. ~. 49,. - a.. f.,....,
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ing the late staas in rebellion the privilege OF repre-
senation in Congress by delegates he desrous for
retributea upon the scaod, but win complacently per
init pazidns to be flung the malefacors by the whole
sale.
THE PREVIOUS QUESTION REGULATION.
The House Committee Rules has under considera-
tiou resolution modifying the previous question rcguh
tion. OF which the ovcroearing majority has become
ashamed 1t originally designed for the reasonable
Limitation Of debate but the elastic conscencos Of tho
radical majority have permitted them to use II a
pletc gag upon opposition members Quite number Of
the republican members in favor Of It's modin
ca,ioa.
ACTION OF THE RADICALS,
Or. Bacon, behalf of the Faculty of Yale College Ia
reported u have sent communication Speaker Col
fax requesting tho House not TO array itself against the
reconstruction policy OF the President
The radicals of the House whstling vigorously to
keep therco1rage up and are driven TO all manner Of
expcdents prevent dsintegraon Their latest dodge
to crculae the story that General Grant had already
repened him Of his last report The condition Of Affairs
in the South II is needless TO add the rumor is an
entire fabi<ration.
PaoPosITyDN TO PAY LOYAL PERSONS IN THE soU TIL
FoR STORES SEIZED BY OUR ARMIES.
An attempt was made the House to-day to provide
for the payment Of loyal in the South who hold
quarternastors' commssares' receipts for stores
seized for the of armies. The objection was
made to the resolution that II judcious to establish
such precedent the payment OF any one OF these
claims tast There hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars worth of such claims file at the Treasury De-
parmen the greater proportion having been presented
by persons not In hostility to the government at the
time their property taken. They unfortunate
in living among rebels subsequently, however, 30 they
came, get their money till the reconstruction question
Is fully settled
RUMoRs OF CABINET CHANGES.
TIE rumors Of impending Cabinet reconstruction
which have pervaded well informed circles for week
past believed to have foundation fact than
usually attaches TO such reports The President is known
10 be anSiously awaiting the European mail 10 know
whether Mr.. Adams proposes immediate return from
London This, taken in connection with other small
sraws Is believed To indicate the Of the coming
breeze.
QUARTERLY EXPENDITURES.
The following were tho gross expenditures for the
m
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THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
First session.
pENATE.

wssnsoros, Jan 10 isss
0sra srvyussn
NJ wnsoy, trer-D q Mas, oiI.red re,iihn a, ~
coiorsd citizens o tysnnsh sssipe for u.e nght "a,
sunnse twas rsf4Ted 10 NE -, ai Comui,,ss 80
Re obstruction
oswsaf cr,u's uposr
VT AsrnoNr, rep NJ n D. from n. rrs,.us O.,
mIoe reported badA ~ r,soiution Tor ibs prn,lrv ~
ton 'hou-and eor's. a General Grants rera snendes
~ - 10 real sr thou>nd Instead ~ ten thousand
NJ stssv, psple sss-., Inquired What fsros, ihsi
vs
Nr AsTHo,r I'D isas to- military report us,olss.s
early 10 the ses.so
The resoo'ior, 90 sa~nded, was psased
rsrTnos fon rns ssDovn ~ Ins rnorpcuvs r..,s,
Mr. rsrssru, vsp.bsf M, lntrodsoed the memorial
d the Amsrrsn rsss fsas league, r,syng 70, ID. n.
mova Of the prcesssfe .'n u "a. r.ferred 10 ,h.
finspcs conmnss~
Aas1srAu sssSsws. IsrrrxsL psyssrs
MI Fsrssspss, lrspI 81 xs, rrvus ~. ysbsnss corn
nitsee, rporsed NE Bs- bn ssthorysns The sr.,sry
~ ths Treasury 10 srpssss s,s.ssr, Ass~.s- sf iu,.r.
&QnxA ~ ymna1ns ssalaxaS ~ n vun6,
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WASHING cTON.

WASHING on.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Immense Mass Of Information Fur
nished by the President.
The Cases of jeff. Davis and
Other Imprisoned Rebels.
Why JeH. is Not Brought to Trial
for Treason.
-~~-o-~--~.>-.-~~~~>~~
Chief Justice Chase Declines to Hold Court for
the Purpose in Virginia.
Argument of the Attorney General
in Support Of This Course
Rebel Emigration to Mexico and the
Gwin-Maary Scheme.
Maury Wants Ben. Wood To
Send Him Some Money.
>~~-->-~o~~>~~~~>~~-~~
THE KIDNAPPING OF THE ITURBlDE cHLp.
>-~~-~~~~>~~-~~~~-~~~~~
Restoration of Mexico to a Free Choice
OF Government Advocated.
The Military Peace Establish
ment of the Nation.
Introduction of Bill in the Senate for
Its Regulation.
The Entire Army to Consist of
- Seventy-seven Regiments.
COLORED TROOPS TO BE RETAINED
Debate on the Question Of Negro Suffrage
in Both Houses.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-18

uater f&meiB, nm @otteswiQen !"
iaate fe. "@ir balten tbn sertoreen.
Denp bir. er IT Yernunbet!"
3wet Monate taum tpar er pertorpen,
ba tamen BE Deutf&en unter Bla@er'6
GdbrunB unb bic Rbeinlanpe ,paren fret.
Des gentlemen 6annioftf6 erfer Gang
mar 3u Stoffel unb 9lmmi.
~glttnft bu, Id bdtte ss nf@t semu6t 2"
froBte 9 tofftl fetne trtumpbirente Grau.
~Da tdtt' t& ia bod bltub fetn mii0en.
DIR lei i'd ieben @ebanten ouf ber
Stirn !"
8alb uereinte BET pfarrer bas elad,
'It@e paar. une Gene iaste nt@t Netn.
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2ittlepooe s; Sbrmafpn's
Wai6< u1b 9tei1tigunes>
GgNIl1Ii

birstt tn1fortth sra eDnhun, @nstant.
o. Srart Cure 3sit! srbett! uns
Guer Gtle. -
SIR Saue- unn 9Sdfcbfr1ue,. 1T IS npthpen-
e.e Su pllsn, cap eielss DaIb- grsital nihts
SGae!ttss enteaIt, nosnrp bic III pafGeupeu
@s8en'tanne anseeuTsn tpeEpsn. Is tit in sis-
ossn Saaae nr9 ntbis eiuBsiitbr:, !peltss eins
a'unserbars Serdnefruug an @afg.aeen tsrs
pprJ ebratt bat. IS fpast Cure 3sit, erhaIt
gutr i3sug, n1abt ras 9Sa|aen su einem 0st-
9nu4en, tpItet nitt 10 rtei 5susruns unp e,eiil
en su tpal9rc.n NEtissl n,ht 70 {etr an.
N,ttIemcco u. 2bon,pIoa's GrYfal b. I@aetgt cts
aartetsn 5auce nidt. STR Sinnsn uue tejuere
9tpt1e farm IS rt1t iIbesircTsn wt1esn. Stir
sptBen uno feline 5abs1Es;s #. es uas1lssItct.
Is -sl6ariet bic 8arben nidt, loHseru lag. fs
wteesr rein uno tiar tsrppr:1etsa, ite erbaltsH
ibrsn natis!9sn GIans pisper. 5lanele msr-
bsu wsiB unb ,ein uie ueu. gSe.Be Saten
tpeEeen beseutenb bei1sr eapu1R uub tsbaIten biz
MelBe> ielbr renn man ie MIona.e lang neg
le9t. 3auienoe DOH tau1iien nereeH bapuIcs
slutlib seua&t. Nan bat .:ine unannstu,-
lt&fsttsn an @aidtagen, peun man 9i;t!.mpph
u. Sbonplcn's &einisunss- G1sftal gstEauRt.
Ss tp,ro unitaBbar eefuueen perb,n fir fol-
genbe 3mede: Gum @al@en allsr fsinen 90
gen. ais Wuslin, @p,seu, 3tnnerseus &C. Gun,
Netnt9en Don S1mdmn,sn, Hdn1men, Bii1uen.
@!dlern uab IeQern. Gntfssnt Slsdsn pom Zen
Sanesn unb Gett Gus &spp;9eu, aleipsrn, 5a-
nell ,e.
Gs ma9t bartes @ai7er pei9 unt Eann au4
ertols.tt@ tn Sdbsrn ansepanht tpsrpen, ba Is
forort ben 1srbarteten @9usiB Sun her Saut
entternt. Cine tleiue Guantitat iollte aub fir
Gubbdber eebrau1t tperpe1'
Gs matt Elm tiiblenbss unb reiniseutss
8aiamittsl fir ben aopf. penn man e;nsn
S9ee!0nsl ooA eon bsm G1YtaI in eineu, piertel
gint 9Haile' aulOff; icpie gum Rsinissn tss
Munbss, Der 3abne unp teS Ganmens III es
auberoreentltd gut. penu man etnen Stee.Dfs!
npu 3u einem 8las @aNer nimr,t.
es matt Vinncn aubsrorrenslieb meib u. nitt
pie anbere prdparats, es ertdl. aud nas Tabri-
tat.
~ .. Jd1ez -E
alsiniser Iseat fit ben @taat MiinneIpta,
Wa(binstpn @traBe IN Der Nabe Scr Gde ter 3.
9t.Y auI,
@ 2anbtaufeute inb er!uat, bel mir prr-
3uipre9en unb etn vrpbepa d E uuen,eslp!id
IN Gmrfang su nsbu1en.
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Silly sc. @eber,
BEL u. g. Mucn,
3anhler in
impcrtirten uno einbeimii@en
GQen- u. Gal
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Dem beut11en pubiitum.
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tefaunte uno rupuldre DrYspOes, @slhaft ees
9errn u. 8. Alen in Wfiuneapplis einaetreteu.
sew1brt es Sursiisli@e Genuetpuuns. ieinen
teuti&en Greunben in 9ennepin uno ben benad.
barten Counties an3useisen. ba6 man i'm in bem
10 befannteu 9icre tets bereit Fnoen pirb, Ml-
len. trel9e uns nit ibrer @Gnnerf@aft btebren
wcQen, auf3uwarten. 9elbIf Elm Deut1her.
meree i'd hem Waarsnsertauf on bsui,de Rar-
ben u.eiue sanSe .3eit wiomau, uno tann eenfel-
bfn fets cine aueee3ei9net Wusrabl BON @ Id
ren cferiren; mic iIe BEN 2og. .steeiirfni6 rim
iaenspertb iinb. 9Dir la0en es unier unaueee-
isb,es une an9efrenBtes Ermiben is;n, uns i'm
Bertebr nit unfern 8unben bic ausemeinlte
@Dnneri4aft uno Mnerfennuna serielten III rer-
bknea. asbilip 81. 9Seber,
bel u. {. Wllen.
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