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oeTteAL.

Z rs. PsaZAEgyB EsIE5Ia 0pEc;sn, s'il
>. continues % I've observation-disclosures IL IL
practice 81 his profession, 80. LIS Superior stree
tNhuSp HdE Hcldi1g. r TT-E
- II Il n ths advantage ct All, Ukse -ctsu
-ste = sense a. rast % sight Is concerned, . d9a
18th one q al E1Tiedeed skill, who mRkes no Ssisl
gzstersioas; slso = foii assortment Of Optical ana
N~sthHnrticAl 1pEtrrasE Eziyl
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es-SWEEr OPOPONAX FROM
hEXtCoi The most elegant and essential person
al REQUESTS for a lady, "Extrsst OF Sweet Opp
oua<." Z. T. sAEru q co,
a-gI.3Gt New York.
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weeks on Grand Island, Niagara River, at
which there viii be $4,000 Irishmen armed
and EQUIPPED, with the intention Of making
a descent on Canadian territory. Genera
Dick Taylor is the reported leader Of the ex-
petition. In view of this knowledge tie
Canadians are making active preparations
for defense. Gan boats are being sent 10
the scene Of expected hostilities, the vol
unteers are being thoroughly drilled, and a
camp of 5,000 is to be established opposite
Grand Island. The officials OF the Govern
ment are counseling together at Ottawa, and
keeping their counsels profoundly secret.
Strange characters have been observed
prowling about the streets OF Toronto and
other towns, who are knosn TO be Fenian
emisaries.
Cholera ia Cincinnati
CIscISSAII, August IL sixty-seYenty
deaths from cholera were reported yester-
day.
Scientific Convention.
BUFFALO. August lin the Scientific
Convention this morning no new members
were proposed and confirmed. In section a.
Physical Science, Prof. Tilman completed
reading the paper on chemical nomencla-
ture. Prot. Saffoad of the Chicago 0bser
vatory, gave an interesting account of Dear
born Obs TYatory, in Chicago. Professor
Barnard gave a history of the Great Glass
in Dearborn Observatory.
The Races.
The fourth and last day Of the regular !
races this afternoon Will be two trOts, both
mile heats. 4 ine attendance is anticipated,
though the interest somewhat subsidized afiet
the trot Yesterday. Tomorrow will be h
trot in saddle By Dexter and Patchen. 4
large amount has been realized from ticke,s
ana entrance money, being more than
double tho expenses, including the large
premiums.
Proclamation
ST. LOUIS. August IT.-Gov. Fletcher has
Issued q proclamation bearing upon the
and prospective condition of the
State in which he says THE combined
power Of the National and State govern
ment will be used to enforce obedience to
the laws Of the nation or State until I
are modified or repealed in a constitC-
manner or declared void by cOmpe
tent court; hat the present Constitution Is
the supreme law of the State that the reg
law will be enforced and elections
conducted il conformity herewith that
The annual enrolment of the militia will
be made according to law and irrespective !
IF political statues or opinion. that no ar
be made except as authorized by law,
5uA hHcIG CIVIL pEOCGsG tdlApb 10 NASSNtSN
$ith the assistance Of ordinary posse Off !
,ers. Will call for the aid of the militia.
No armed or organized men will be allowed
o appear at the polls or peaceful assem-
By order of the Governor or De-
,artment Commander all citizens are urged
o aid the constituted authorities in the
naintainence Of good order. /
COnVentiOB.
PHILADELPHIA, August l7.-Seyenty Of the :
Speakers who are TO attend the Conyen-
ion of loyal SoUthoruers in this city on the
dofSeptember have made appointments ior
ddresses ia various parts Of the country. .
his will give an opportunity to hear direct
Southern Union men. a Convention -
f the l~oyalists Of Western North Carolina :
rs been called 10 meet in Lexington to elect y
aTo-s4.e O., r1fe Con vantinn
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MEDICAL.
Lnp9tsaoy gzrsd.
zFTEB All OTBEB TREATMENT FAILS.
DR. &. GIBSON,

DR.. &. GIBSON,
| Farue-!T o. Ssg lerk City, Efil Dry one bundr.d
tollars ior the prOoi hatnceTeTts iis 20 cure theabovo
named Diseases. Re VII pay le ssms sum for the
p-oof that sny oth5F Physician in the United Stars
I treats heEcme diseases With el1ei success.
After raany yearsof iabori5us study AID experience
Dr Gilron ishE7ry u be8E able % announce 10 40
-G.ortauG:as thn- Pc has Er-ccts5 = system Of treat
TEk SPEEDY AND PREPAYMENT gURE
d the above. and slEo al ecDtsgioGs diseases o. the
shsrofrom. intending GsReral
DEBILITY or NERVOUS eR0sTRATl0E.
zSl-s s1tcceied iacuT1gr e this city sem. of
whom he'll eZFe9eet huHdFe1z q dollars with ,e!f-
..yiCd EayESinEs. VIC gs1!sSg 10 treat ell p,tvatc
~1;aladies sta srocCs, r-d v5iaoIt receiving tue
II. Giss9z io-5 mt baz1t thss h il q menl e. q
scuc ccllssS II Llu1o1 = PAS, "a perhaps 1919
g,EsrGd5 u sa1 E-sto-S o. e~1sE5r1Eg tho i~nzcesnt.
SD who rCid oct EEd.t esgec-stuu8. never 10 -
.e1IIzcl- Eatwhat Er. g. tahtiasstoF shis th1s
hsis ais b. si7c sa.5ra ssl Eiaca9n 10 those Thg r.
Sc hes v~esssc1a1 40 1u7f!c6a sTutsm Of .-aat sent
Thsrh chatzuCez 1nE flf1-.a1 Of Lorfon o. reris,
a. a3ect Ees'-.ia, = -{aa4 icTta5 ral.cai cure
ge2i, loih ulsass. ard tA5sieai, arising IRON sevu-
NJ. c $50 ez-ls I5- his uou rcat2au- tss
tei1-srG S-g--t- -Te- al Js1e9 yCs w1o5ve1aS.
M, me Gssits sd arg u no raspests dis
EEcary. o. &E5 etsE ceiegezicos drag secondly.
10 7asri-r.on in Diet o. Guinness Is required: flfri'
bis sEsszEs4t i5FoGsTs and certain n eli cases. Ec
hospleitn Tie Unitsl states, and de5aoastrate ne
iuplcnse Eupari0rity Of hs new treatment over any
0shaE nov EEosa u tas world, in point Of prompt |
res, rcznzHzlsys ntiidacess sz1otg %ad CcrSsniencs
= the eatient-
Or. Gissoa is permanently Iooassd IN Cleveland,
zuchsE during tie pest seven years performed uarF
cur1- OF diseases which had for years resisted al
otbor uodss Of treatment. References can l. givou
% indiTidnslE % the frst resFoctability in Cleveland, |
Boston, AeS lotkEDd cIhcr cities, il regard 10 skill
and inter ty in ell Professional trgEsactiors- Dys-
7eEzisi Ahsunlstienn, fc-otuiss ell ci5saees o the 4
Jllaly Or ans, ard Chronic Diseases Of Males 1
and Females t-ealel lh s1Psr.or suocass-
@-Eeuca-~ ant . lry sax o. the COUNTRY o. 4
receipt Of tea dollars.
Dr. GibsoI's rcs Eol1 On Elyzoiogy sor 5sia II
ne oi5oes
p. EE8SOR,
RRGFrEasoR oF aLa1-sosAIET AID hEDIClzs.
Once u9Soneca street, a few doors from suae7ior.
- stairs opposite Gay Hotel Residence 1903 Lake
tgeet.
SB-0noo hours hom to Il and IRON 70 5o'clock
lei-E L.nnIaEs eLcantnl. iauE |
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bI-HYGIENICW WINE, THE GREAT
IMPORTED THGtC.-Us-d by TIE beet families
Throughout surope-Appuaycd D. the lIpcTiai
School OF Al dioire P~Aris-EndoTEed by the proml.
neut Members OF the Amer. Medical Association,
at their convention laid in ~B1tmors, May lat,
1855. coutains no spirits Of aug kind, and is
therefore
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REr0Eaa New York
holer

- ..|..a.. ~EsGttEE-
NV YoRS, August I7.-Thers were u
new cases and 10 deaths from cholera re-
ported IN this city yesterday. In Brooklyn
Il cases and 4 deaths were reported. TIE
continued pleasantness Of The weather
caused q decline in the number Of cases.
On Governors Island one death occurred,
bus 1t was not known whether it was from
cholera or not The reports from Hart
Island were favorable.
The Late Robbery
Some new developments came 70 Iighi
yesterday n Teg&rdto the late Lord bond
robbery il Exchange Place. Two men
named Howard and P~ettiDgill, who are be-
lisved 70 have been the main ~manipuiators
in the transaction, were arrested on the 18th
lust Ennis, who was arrested and escaped,
performed the diplomatic part of the work
oeing assigned to the tech Of interesting Mr..
Lord and attracting his attention while the
others distracted the bonds. A fourth
party is stil st large who acted as receiver
I ofthe stolen goods. Further disclosures ara
being made public every day.
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DODD'S
l. SPECItLCf or what is termed
ii h h VO ES s g


Is lie en- aromatic, csheTial ts5cnca, Of great
power ana sbsyigte parity. Il isa sEDATIVE,
o sOotEer of the Nerves aHd nervous excitement.
e contains 10 OPIUM, E0EPHIEE, or iniurt-
oUs narcotic.
NOTICE THIS IMPORTANT FACTl
Unlike other Preparations Tor Nervous Diseases. It
relieves C6stiyeuess instead OF producing IL.
Il elisys all irritation, and produces a doiici0us
sense OF repOae-czlns the aEitated mind-quiets
the throbbing muscles and tWitohlag nerves-aud
repairs the waste Of The vital force. THIS Is
CEETAIE.
For NEURALGIA use DODD's NERYING.
For NERVOUS DEDILEET-uss Dodd's Eervine.
For sLEEFHESSNE SS-use B0dl's Eerviue.
For Mcatsl Excitement, Loss Of Strength, and
Every form Of Nervous Disease,
USE DOpD'S
Price s., 60. Sold by druggists generally.
STRONG A-BGSTRGbG, Wholesale Agents,
OleTeisud- H-B. STORER 3 co,
isniokz $Jobn Street, Kew ForE.
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P6lscE CouRE-AUeUsr l7TH-IUnGE hB-
ssY PREsinIsa,-The following cases were
disposed Of;
Iatoxication-crossma D. Scripture, med
81 and eosts; Aichsei Heady, same Rich
ard Ruth, same John Bartlett fined 50 and
costs; n. MORSE. fined Strand costs; Peter
Wood, same; Bark Kernes, same; Thomas
Costello, same E. N. Cool. sent to the Work
House 80 day George A Sleeper, aned 81
and costs Henriette BALDWIN, sens to the
Work House 20 days.
Yagrancy-HeDFiotta Coverdale, sent 10
the Work House 6 months Robert B,yn 80
days: Amanda Hall, 30 days Mary Wilson,
$50 days Ann McGinty, $50 days.
Distnrbsnce-John Rrsnnan, fined IS and
costs; W. X Jones, fined 81 and costs John
Roof. case continued % he 2eth.
Petit Larceny-Asrtha Engler, stealing
a sbir worth SD fined 81 aud cests.
violating Water Ordinance-Josephine
-Hegctnzu anu Charles Nelson, each fned
$ aud costs Tho fine in eaeh case was re-
mittcd aud costs collected.
Bu=glary-Co-nelius Hsginhottom bound
over to the Cours Ct Common Pleas IN bail
Of $1,000.
Highway Koboery-Patriek Murphy,
waived examination aad was bound over
for tIiel at the next term eff the Court Of
Common Pleas in bail Of $4,000.
Naisanee-A Stanton, case continued to
tie 2oth inst.
Assault and Threatenng-Jerry Lady,
iBed the costs ~ Fzra
Keeping Swine Within the City Limits
John viton and Joseph Villa, discharged
on payment of costs
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR Il ADVANCE
nrsT OF sorENeE-Col. Whittlesey, who
represents this city in tho meeting of this
Association at present being held in Buff
fslo, delivereda an address on Wednesday, on
the .'slaciers Of the St. Lawrence" The
Express says: "Col. W. gave also n very in
teresting account Of the gravel morsins Of
Portage county, Ohio. He also gave some
interesting observatiols, from which he
concludes that there existed animal and
vegetable life in the glacial regions prior to
the ice period, the Mastodol and other now
extinct animals surviving 1t by retreating
southwark, and Disappearing afterwards.
On the conclusion Of Col. NhitiieEey's re-
marks, a lively discussion OF the glacial
theory arose"
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r-WRY - - 80 REsrt

~ WHY NOT USE THE BEST
Over Twenty YEARS incrszs ng demand
has established the act that MATHEWS W.
hETLAS HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Il
IS the cheapest, the most reliable, and most con-
vsaisnt. ompiste ia one bottle. Does not re-
quire any previous preparation o. tae hair. No
trouble. No eroskos stain. Produces a beauti-
iul elaek or breFn, as preferred. ohhd can APP
ply IT,. Always givos Satisfaction. Only IS cents
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aa-SwEEF OPoPONAXl Ladies,
u their morning calls, carry Joy sud gladRess,
Wien pcrfumed with SRe { opoplnaK. sT-aA
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Hoop sk,GTs.
special RoTicEs.

RTA NEW PERFUMEl Called
" ~ OroPosAx FRoN NExIco, Manufactured By
Z. ?. Smisb co Mex York., IS making a scLsa
son wheeser At is known. Is very delicate, AID
its fragrance remains On tie handkerchief for
~ETeniag BnHetin, Philadelphia. a7-SGa
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Also, MATHEWS ARNICA HAIR GLOSS for
re.torias md drc..lnz The Hair. iza-ELz-n.d
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Al MATHEWS. EaEaastarer, \. 7,
pEEAs BABEs& CO., Nsw York, wkolesa;e
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PRUSSIA.

The Differences Between Prussia and
Germany
BzRLTs, August l5.-The danger 70 the
duration Of the peace now existing in Ger
many is caused not by any political differ
euces on the part Of Prussia, but by ques-
tons Of a territorial nature, especially those
arising from the adjustment Of the federal
property acquired by war.
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CITY NEWS.

NLw FL4G-srsrF.-A fine now flagstaff
was hoisted on the southeast corner of tho
Weddell yesterday morning.
Corner STONE LAID.-The corner stone Of
a new Catholic church was laid in Berea
on Wednesday Bishop Rape and other
prominent men Of that church were present.
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HUNNglWHELs


aA-SWEET oPoPoNAXI The only
elegant P5rfams. "a band On al toilets, AID
never ss.ins the handkershhf. a~uz7-jGf
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ss2-TRE BRIDAL CAMBRIA
Essay Ct Wsrniag and Instruction for Young Ken.
siso, nov ard ~rciislle eressaaaat for Disease g
the U-iuAry and Sexual sy8.ems. S,ut res in
araiea euselc1cs. Ad;ress DR.. J. SSiIn Heaghcn,
aowzra Assccaiill, fhirdaiph!s. Pa. mvs-h.
20 SWEET OPOPONAXl New
Perfume from Msxiso. The only fashionable Per
use and ledies' delislt sSsast4
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Mi6linot uis.

~. 1brmae G. Stsr&cne Gbcm
i&rs Utetertsil I'M lit it cine iu!edJi
fae unr unTctttarc Mtpijtn.
Gns g.rur ;ni6 sincs wir!iamsn, suYerlGifscr
NH tttrsn Stiimittei5 stgen ras fatIle, III I'M Erem
eanrs cinAtimilts llftii, &editIIrttr atnnnut
it itcn llngIt atiubIt marrsn. uitt tlrs you Ner;.
tsn mn MiGuncrn rsr S2iTeniAa't, Teen Trrit
anBsn fit ubsr ale gs1snren UNI Glinrats s~,ltrs-
DIN, irnpsrn letter auh run rem tl,tnsn Glniarln
ten nur madern Yionieren, rje oui itrcn m~uticli-
ecu SSantsrunQen utter rW rcitEn Yrairicn, rNrd
sis 5atlpisn Sirlpis unp Njsrsrunscn ZEN llierr
unltrrr Strpmc %rntlhng. Inn fit si"e meme 6tis
aratk 81 %3rinren, cine lhsr @erts res utar-
nuugelricn ;3srfErcra irer,er.
Tr. Steptens. wtihtr cine sar;e Nuimtrt.
iamteit iGpn tit Sntrcn risiem ,3rrigc rer StiI
iunre a~emirmtt mn NIT munrsrtnrem Gricl1 Gau
iines Ter tpfnungalcieittn 6Glle trtnnrAt unt
isin 6eiImitt.I tatsi gu lcincr N0Gj9en 3uiritrsn.
brit rrprrtt bat, gilt jeet rrr l%tirtnren MisnitGci
ne 6ritte ieiutr Satire lonNsn Nlteit gum Yel;n
inrsm er rcr;sIttn cine Ny;n,i %antttttt, aui rtrsl
Birtiamteit fe in rem ptr3reii,ltrn 6dQen hi
Gspiskstt rt6nsn %tGnncn, unr st III ten 6dnpel
ist.s gspcsnsrs tsr ~wsltIiten Staatsn nm jGpe
8%,iitnren ittn ioQts.
3u tattn tei
PETER e. BLOW, St. Louis
Rs Eel a(rn:G rcsuilffu im san;en ganee.
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RdnzLnLszrQtoEsa Ncflre.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration upon the estate of FR1EpR1cH
MEsTERMACHER decd. have been granted
to the undersigned from the clerk of the
County Court of Gasconade county, bearing
date November 9Th 1864.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby requested to exhibit them
for allowance properly authenticated to the
undersigned administrator within one ,,eor
srom the date Of said letters. or they may
be precluded from any 6eheft Of said estate,
and II said claims are not presented within
three years from the date of SAID letters,
they will be forever barred.
Hermann OBERKROM.
Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters
tGstamentary have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gasco-
made county court OF the estate Of George
Jacob Schm.d; deceased, bearing date Oct,
18th 1865.
All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate payment to the under.
signed administrator; and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to present
them for allowance within one year from
the date Of laid letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said estate
and if such claims are not presented within
three years from the date Of said letters
they will be forever barred.
GEO. KLIEGE, Bx.edto,
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3n ~uerfanfen:

Ter llntcr;itnets tistst ttsrmit itins 6arm
;uiu gfrtaui an. Gt'is lisal cier Mfilcn "0n
rer S.ltt 5crmaun %cntisrnt, in cinsr 9%Ellneen,
1an3 pou Otltit:n tsrota!eu fStgml. C17
@ar,e entNal, 500 2tdtr, wrrrn 80 ia Snltur.
3mtt Ndc finr nil 3Gsinrtbeu t~trfIn't. NM rtsr
older hit StittGumea; ras lletriBc 1T MT autem
9tuftrl. teratien. Die 0etIucs Itue n:n UNI
in litttn ,3utlncc. Cine CUTE Susas tcEpaft
iih in err 9tlte res @cbntnulrs. So siEitt fb
~hiertint gut: G)ttsQfnbcit iWr mstrftt t%aniit'n
,uiaEI1ttntn, I'll ras 2ans YaFtn3 III src UaTStH
sctGej;t psretn t1nn.
Eri1 Ss&.
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Gjntseue uAr.-Sat; .5w Curtin
a., t mtrtwir:;a, ca5 +; :stns Ia III ibt SGir;Se
fube bos,n."
Birittnt n@syn sraat it . ue- ID
nug rpa atm ! ~oran ii: SRI: q.,a>s It. lin
7 u.g tOmmt tu 1tr g'scTor. 8tnl 81 i:jn
Whites 8.a5 iorI:t; Il; act. r,rigis.icr mt-
rem Cpttpc, rem SAaisum,iftr. rtm etu>'
SIN DIR UNI eum sAlafy Z ten ta:s wrn
iantsn IL fb gum >rt:s T1l. I'm 8 lN fomnt
rann nod D. ont:re OstItal;. nm witt. Tt
ianfm lit 'tcn uH 9a.3 i>kH. llH ~sasuer a:HI
rann ter Gtci a~lj.neiu is. il tat e;naa I'm
bol9 tii tlBr tc 2l.Btmsjrs .Ifi,crtj ~ Attt Iii.
I'M ill re VVli,si i2mmi!ite @a:t sin0u: ihmef.
91s III me,nt litr uns IaE tri7t AIT Sttmr SEM.
au' sic gtjnnte sir."
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= &&T
4SGSEt

0"nnrlsut; Nrp Naus9cfs:f.
rl!tr p~tGtn!en, eog Hnurlte :on Ie0art. wtit'
Ill &rrn uup &cry;ttcu &c. il rib rmt }oitsnt
M1INit, @tmsNca uul ontre Snirt,cn "tynidt
pnCtn; unr altt II: tlrp etrujdtt mtyCm MI
la}ar', Natttn-Nra@cs g. &utji3sr. cin p1o'
Lc.1r5 wtrit vtlttj4 aitrAu1,. - Sjtt'
oHjaf NrSsi3t.
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elmer 8rrne mar er nod nsit tis ;'tn' 5us treit.
Da cbsn mar sr msiit nit W:irsn ,patien.
Der &naspe 8Unrap iutrts Isinsn Ssslsiter
an'rt'a Obsn stna s'raniis S6ritts wtit smiiasn
ZEN SStisen, rann mahts CT 6alt.
nSisr it Gle St;as, no mir eratt1 mIfst."
(FsrtitS uus fslst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

Cine Stlrttria lam junst srm Nosttt ltim
uns tInst, ibr:m Manrs uttr RE tseurs Ssit.
s. III talo ni6t mebr austnIttn - ias,s 4. -
stnts Rur, rus Wsib tclttt :nod sinmaI Is "is'
ais sOrtsss 9atr; aua has 1l.tl it sUI ttrurr,
unD raiu madtn jtst tW GARNER sit Gi'r nur
talb 10 srr6 wjt %iruter."
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Sie 81 aipm' mno @amIin Sabine
SrGc,M.

40 striaisrene Sost:n, ee,i9nrt iur Fit6tn- rnr
vtItlits RuFt, pen so Ills su 5000, Stint
nslreibts 0rlr-unr Siltermes
aatlen unp une.rs prdmisn finn r%cnisltcn ;ner.
Isnnt rsorssn. SQuitrtrte GaiaIogs merscn sratis
FER un,t. s~1eersTe:
RolOn & 0amIin IL, 8sltrn, ae.r: Malcn
&rsis,ys. Asw CERT,
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x ).
EcRar'3 Natttu:Gsrt;lnsr

= 7 7" y : ~ = ' -
i. ,inin;t, fiber UNI pyue G}tIaEr. SER R1tte
2lc rs c~yreite:n tann, rltc, >rsnn ts nat Ger ac9s
ttutn &criGyiit tuei:tt til, IL UsNen I'M jar, {,
~ mist, wir: @ittlt:n. UNI osmEbrtib /! W':s al
m.1ii,t yNn fem .ptnge, NC I: - S;irrf II Sat.
(Y&ts 5tere, IIl&. G(er~:.)
EaH Gi'tt r>igs ~2iH}si3e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

&c FARMERS N~ja;ctt," l~tnaIiitl 'agt "nc fs
.t.t ms iat!tn, caS Gin EA@r "Hn 3t0iFsh III
tru 3a9r:n lu&: mtniA:r 1iS C5i,o2o 9'''4E'''
ncni1att 'ottl ;Qnrrn. GHa fte WN3;lF"''
3aal Nit Naturalization milc, trAu&t IL mE>
a1 G5. 000 MieUith.n 9r1utti' mu;tsn.
~ Sutt Nslns 2tN;elNs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

Yund iuat, sab EN- ganIn-8atp ans isia:r
8isa. t~Ie:trrt. r,siti5; t~tiittilt. sins Ne:tsNsrnns
an %rtrlslt,n rfinrn une nm EN- N1tswt raiIr tim
tpmmt, tbt Is i,ts Ntunats Al lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

Gt9tu Iujtl1runS am Ss&s
isitttags:
SrGutigam: gins, 9'auttsn, sari il
nitt rusctlrn: Dit pf:a' it ctp. 0runr 81
ittnilsu.
Graut: .9lK Grun.n jOa's hi mir rid.
irtltn ;"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

- 9rttGnsttr, ~ ,jmv Tame. eis f6 Elm
8na sautia&I: .Nt.m,n E't gsattal Grants
2,t,n, Waram"
Tams: 80 COtt Krtn, i'd wuStt niat rarum
Err &'rnuI 6at mir nie ;tnas ~ 2ti:, ~asstan."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
Swain's 8outton 3ittt.a

8@Y- 0nties, welhs bic m:ilt IN aAcs en-
.Wo9sn Sitter5" ;u sitter, uns
It madbaft mn iur itren r%elithten Sc
iGntad 81 00rt nit W~eritamcnt:n vtritts a.
irnrcn,- YeriNtrt RISKS 9jttcrs unr SIR
ntrGe! niht metr p4us raT5lte ltiu mclen.-
IS lt1rtt len Naben mir ~tyaitijt Eas gang.
S9fsm. rs g2cnn Guer Gyc9nil CHER
bantlcr .ielt5 8itttr6 nitt lat, 10 scr-
onlabt i'm, rs gu ~bstelsn. n 9ctalttt s.a
Nameu uAp nstmt fejn anerrss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
VT al
Bourbon kbittea's

iir Gcpipet, Ssrfcpiuns Em
aInlits uetsl. wcItc Son tirem ~aeltrr:'n ST.
ll1nHt tca M18ena. Ter Ttt;r rrtr IT, Gin9c-
;geirc ttuiItrnn. 2abt Screen riri:s en-
gcnetme Buffers eeriupen; msr IS sinmal c'r-
utt une sstrnutt tnt, wirc cs sincm S;ren
;uYerFdtlit cmviettsn, weitcr e;n a~riunres.
lnasnetmes mn wi:liImts S!lttun9sm, It'll
ttcari. ~Ge ga BE- Gis fit raid Yrr-
mstrenrs Mahirags nad rieitm 8itttra bat
mid YeranlnBt, IS CUR StTtNtlittcit ;u tgin-
Acn, sum Srit:u Hcn Sauicnr:n, welhs es rpb
Nit aefrau&t, romit it einsn gsriuh mnGtS
unc iih srl, rtlsn @irtiamttit Httscnsta
tHnnin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
5wain'5gonrbaa9ittsr 6

M- Gic @cmpcitira srn Tr. gmain'a G!s
t,re. tsfannt scmaGt rurh rio Spattsn rtr Niefis-
njlGen Srurn1le nnr ron ren Ncr,tsn ais cine
!0aurt-Mesi;jn orcptirt. 1T ru1a RE GntitsirunB
rss Qcmmiiisners ftr Snnersn sicseuuta rps rst
Stcmpsl 5ors tefrsit.
Gr. 6. 8. SmaiH, Giscs!tam;r.
c;F.., 375 8yoasnas. Icm srst,
81 Srutb s9attr Ctr, Gtieaas.
G. A. COOK, Gsnsral agent iar e'n @ciisn,
G9ieaeO.
sEirr s~trfauis i'm NGe.riaI, in GbitaNc sfrt
suffer, Sind s. Tulsr: 3urntam & gan S6aad
Gtas O. e mitt; 9urp & Snitt; 8 s site: u Co.
Gmitt & Gmesr uns BEN alsn G:'9a;ftH aH'
Orretre Hferag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

Rs Eel a(sn:G rcsuilffu int sanisn ganee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

ftrm.rn, NE. glai 20. 1866.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-19

A YELLOW, perpetual rose, it is said I,
has been produced by the celebrated
culturist of roses, M. Lacharme, of
Lyons. The color is represented as
bright yellow, changing to pale buff,
the form good, and petals Of good sub.
stance. %"
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-19

THE Nazarenes of St. Johns Pre-.
oinct, pretend to have the gift of sun
known tongues that is to say, they
speak language which outsiders can.
not understand, nor can those that
speak it, -....t,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-19

DR.. ToURETrE, of Paris, who went
to Toulon to try new method of
curing cholera with cold water, died
there of the fatal disease.