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Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
NEW MEXICO.

We have the Gazette of July % -,
tract the following;
On Wednesday morning Of hi. NJ.
II. ii. Heath, lately appointed seq 49,. Va
New Mexico, arrived in this CITY .s
family, after a tedious Journey ~, ~ :
plains. Gen Heath is accomnan;.d AZ =
Duncan who is a lawyer Of exr~r;ss'! Z
proposes, we understand, to engage a
practice Of his profession here. q
The people Of the Territory will he l.
10 learn that we, at length, have 60 -
TO discharge the duties Of SccretarT
Major Rochester, Paymaster. NJ; i.
and col. Moale arrived out from M ~
on Wednesday last Mai. Rochcs,s,i 40 s
with him $4,000 in green. bacI, 3.
use Of the pay Department in tbi. y
trict.
There il, we understand, no Coupd,t,.,
the report that Indians had left ths r..
RodOndo
Five soldiers were killed by the Ia.
but we have heard none OF the ta,,;-'
from an official source.
The Mesilia Times in its first ism. n, L.
lst, has come out in favor Of the gI.,,''
General G. =. Clever as DELEGATE = =.
gress. The Times speaks encourages, :
the Generals prospects ia Doha Ana Coo,.'
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
ODDS AND ENDS.

Kent County, Del, grows 10000 ts,a
Of peaches yearly.
Forest has finally to pay that alma, :,
wife will receive 10000 in all.
Chmneys we're not put 10 houses "a :
year 1896.
The daily delivery Of letters in Loss. !,
now about 10000
The Car Of Russia gave a million q
to the French Hospitals.
Juarez made cigars in New orlesn, 1.
1852 TO 1855.
An international Peace Congress asse=.
at Geneva on the 5th Of September next
The uniform Of a private 10 the Guard
the Emperor Napoleon costs more than u !
\ clerical gentleman observes that daac
has a tendency 10 'shriycl up mans "a
~ and reduce society 10 n0nenti,y.H III
50 affects shirt collars.
The Car /. said 10 have spent five mia
francs in Paris, and had to borrow ID
loan of Greek banker to get hone vi
The King oi Prussia spent very LITTLE
An enterp'lsing merchant Of ciRdus
proposes Ia send w4eat down the Mssss.siir
10 New Orleans AZ thence 10 New fonk
half the ruling ratS or for thirty cents u
bushel.
The London Star gives currency to M
that Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, Jr, 4 u
New York HsraId, intends to bring oui, =
paper in London ere long.
The Fenlan prisoners now confined n
land, are said TO be we'll provided With E|
ey. One Of them had $1,000 coneeaiei
belt round his waist, which, IL il to bsR!
posed, his captoFs took from him.
One Of the most intimate friends that Qs<|
Victoria has ever had was Yankee sal
the daughter OF Mr.. Bates, Of Bosiok
American PARTNER of Barings, the ia.saI
IL was directly to her Influence that tbs =
ly feelings Of the Queen towards the Ia
states government are To be traced Il
married NJ. Van de Viewer, the seni0 .
Der Of the diplomatic corps in LoDdeE
the Belgian minister who took such 81
nent part in the Nuremberg conference.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

Ak ABDUCTION PLoT.-The New York
HsTaid has a sensation dispatch TO the effect
that SO long ago as 1868, plot was on foot to
abduct President Lincoln and his Cabinet.
and Col. Percy Wyndham, commanding a
regiment near Washington, had agreed to de
liver them in Richmond, and that had not he
been removed, he would probably have full
lilled his contract We do not believe this.
Colonel Wyndham was baronet, and an
officer from the English army, and served
the Union cause with great ability aud fdel-
ity.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
LATEST NEWS

We have the Aita Of August =,
kilograms from East Of Sal, I,l l"h
explained by the following: "hsl =
SALT LAKE, July 3lst-lO
lines are reported down east. inc,n1 u,
Railroad line. The Indians have 81, IL
wires. They are thick across tho ~ ~ /" t.
were visible all day yesterday and this u
ing hda
The Fort Laramie Telegraph In.
down, east Of Bridger, and two W.. "a
have been abandoned by the ors... 'o''
account of Indians swarminv ,h,s''n q
country. Z.
SALT LAKE, July 3lst-lpw
road wire is reported gone for abon, ~
also poles down in other places. me-
The Telegraph Supcrintenden, ., ;,
burg says, two men were killed \, 'sS
near Fort kearney, and men refu.. ), =
their hair in repairing the line. N
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

IIPoRTAsT Postal TREATY.-Arrange-
ments have been completed between the post
Office department and England, reducing the
postage on single letters to twelve cents, and
for other maiable matter, newspapers, etc,
six cents per forty ounces. The details ofthe
treaty are very elaborate, and embrace many
important changes in existing relations. 1t
was executed in London on the eighteenth Of
June, by Mr.. Kasson, special commissioner,
and the Duke Of Montrose, the British Post
Master General, and approved by the Presi-
dent on the eighth July 1t will take ef-
feet january !. 1868.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

SUTLERs.-lt seems that the War De
partment order Of May %, published in our
last IS SO modified as to allow any persons
without limit as TO number, 20 trade at the
United States posts between the eastern
boundary Of California aud the Tooth degree
Of longitude west from Greenwich, subject
to such restrictions as shall be made by the
post commanders.
Tbs throws trade at the posts in Arizona
open to all who wish to engage in it, subject
to the restrictions named, which will be Of a
reasonable nature.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

MAILs.-Our mails from Salt Lake, New
Mexico (via Tucson) and California, now come
and go with pleasing regularity; but there
seems to be much interruption between Salt
Lake and Denver, and 10 this we may attrib-
ute our failure TO get many Eastern letters
and papers. The Salt Lake yedette complains
bitterly Of Wells, Fargo Il Co., the contract
ors. A late issue says that over 200 sacks of
mail matter are lying around loose between
there and Denver. 1t gets Off the following
"A Clever REToRT.-A day or two since
one Of Wells, Fargo q Co.'s employees, while
talking Of the probability Of that corporation
drawing off its stages and stock between here
and Denver, philosophically remarked that
if he had the say, he would run the stages
through with passengers, if he had to let the
mails 90 to hell A by-stander retorted that
the company had been doing Just that thing
for several months past, according to his
his way Of thinking
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

How TO HAVE LovISG WlTE-A
respondent sends the following to Inc =
biological Journal:
"If you would have a loving VIZ,
gentle in Your words after as before ma
treat her quite az teDderly when q hlsI
when miss: don't make her the ma
work and ask her why she looks !e's y; 4,
neat than when you first knew nsl,
buy cheap, tough beef, and sooll - -
does not come on the table 'Por'as
don't grunble about squalling DaO'o
cannot keep up a nursery, ana i
that baby may take after it pap ~
disposition; don't smoke aud cnss "A
and thus shatter your nerves, ana ~
temper, and make your breath . ~. j
and then complain that your vile ess - i
kiss you; go home Joyous and eh. q. n
your supper, and tell your VIE .s,h 4
news you have heard, and not sn'S "a
on your hat aud go out 20 the 'eiao = -
and let her afterwards learn that ~
the evening at the opera, or AZ 70. n
with Ms. Dash. Love your WY IA 4
tient; remember you are not Psr'o ''I,,r a
to be; let whiskey, tobacco ana '-s =
pany alone; spend your evening ADD
wife, live a decent, Christian ilis, Al
wife will be loving and true--h .Sss
marry heartless beauty withou' ,sa
worth If you did, who IS TO oia~'
fer the consequences.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
MORE TROOPS.

The want Of troops was never more keenly
felt in Central Arizona than at the present
time The force under General Gregg has
been most efficient but il is altogether too
small 10 cope with the number Of hostile
savages now infestng this part Of Arizona,
and committing unusual depredatiens. Gen
eral Gregg and his brave men are not able 10
follow them constantly, and in the several di-
rections whence, after their raids, they es-
cape to the mountain Businesses. With two
companies virtually fixed at Camp Lincoln
and two at Mcpherson, he really has but two
for scouting; and it is simply impossible for
these TO guard the roads, not 70 speak Of max
ing long expeditions to the haunts Of the In
dians. After waiting for relief with great
deal Of patience, our citizens assembled on
Saturday and Monday Evenings, to urge the
attention Of General Mcdowell TO the unfor-
tunate state Of affairs here. Their proceed
ings, which are reported in another column,
were harmonious and earnest. The state
ment and resolutions adopted and ordered 20
be sent TO the General, are dignificd, and il
anything, more mild than we supposed the
popular sentiment would be content with.
They set forth our condition and needs with
out exaggeration, and are so respectful, that,
however sensitive the General may be, we
do not see that he can take exception TO
them.
If General Gregg is quickly provided with
force corresponding to the extent Of his dis
trict, and the activity and numbers Of the
savages with whom he has TO contend, we
think he will soon make the country safe for
life and property, and entirely satisfy Gener-
al Mcdowell, as he already has our people,
that he is fully competent to the important
task he has in hand But the best workman
can achieve but little without the tools, and
the best Indian fighter we have had here
the most energetic, sagacious, and popular
commander, in whom the people have I'M
bounded confidence, unless given more than u
corporal's guard of men, must not be expected
to keep at bay, much less to castigate, half a
dozen tribes Of rowing Indians entirely famil-
lar with the country, and emboldened to IN
usual hostility. If General Mcdowell has
not yet realized the critical position in which
the people of Central Arizona are placed
through the weakness and lamentable made
quacy Of the military force here, which is not
even proportionate to that Of any of the Dis
tricts in the Territory, the action Of the
meeting in Prescott will be likely TO open his
eyes and if he really means TO save Us and
our property he viii find way, however
small the whole military establishment upon
this coast, to send US force at least sufficient
TO keep the country in possession of the
whites, and to show the sayages that the
United States yet claims the right to defend
its citizens from all barbariaans.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17
TUCSON AND THE CAPITAL.

The salutatory Of Judge De Long, the
new editor Of the Ayiz0miaa, indicates fair
dealing, but we regret to observe that in an
article upon the Capital question he has fall
en- into the common prejudice below the
ella, aud made assertions which show a
gross ignorance Of the question, or deter
mined spirit Of misrepresentation. Let Us
hope only the former, which is bad enough
Here follows the article in full, for we do not
wish to comment upon it without letting our
readers see it for themselves:
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

GREAT INVENTION. It's said that an ingen-
ious Yankee down East has lately invented
new and improved button hole machine, just
suited TO politicians. 1t will perform every
thing requisite, except paying for NE drinks !;
and he Is now working hard to so perfect the
machine that it will perform the latter. If
he succeeds in this last particular he will sup
ply demand that has long been needed, and
his fortune is made. A few Of the perfected
machines would sell well in Prescott and vi
cinity.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

GES. CARLEToS.-The AIbureS'P
Press Of July 18th, has the following q Z
erence TO Gen. Carleton:
Byt. Maj. Gen. James II. Carleia
been in town for several days pat y
always welcome in Albuquerque. No =
ia new Mexico ever labored harder % =
up the Territory than has Gen. CArs',
We like the mamie has enemies--EsE vs.
not give cent for man who hsd ne
mics. IL would be a sure sign that h u
good for nothing Gen. Carleton hs i
much, and, If he lad been properly saEi.e
by the people Of this Territory, The la
tory would have been in more prop
condition to-day. We know what g
talking about, and are prepared 70
what we say, but we shall pay very ~
tention TO the yaporings Of the ene1"
progress in this Territory.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

STEAMBOAT ADAMS seems to have given up
return here, and Is promised, according to
the ". 7. Times, place in one Of the De
paTtments AT Washington I MS should bc
satisfactory all around. 1t will give Adams
bread and butter, Of which, if report be
true, he has often been IN much need, and it
will relieve Arizona Of an intolerable bore
and blk
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

cess. and will hail with satisfaction the day
when each county in the Territory has the
benefit Of an active aud liberal press, devoted
to the upbuiding Of its substantial interests
and thus to the promotion fthe general pros
perity Of the Territory.
The Ari-oaian is published weekly, at 81
per year-currcn"y.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

The BLACK FLAG.-We learn form the
Denver Tribune something about the style
of warfare which is now popular in Colorado.
One of the recruiting officers, who lie now
raising volunteers for service against the In
dians, has hung out black flag, with skull
and crossbones painted thereon, as an indics-
ton Of what the Indians may expect from
bic men
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

DEFEArED-The y. York Constitutional
Convention defeated the proposition To give
the right Of suffrage to all male citizens over
Is years Of age also the proposition which
requires ability to read and write, and also
one looking to female suffrage.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

Is tao Connecticut Legislature the consti-
tional amendment, extending suffrage TO all
citizens, male and female, was lost By eigh-
teen majority.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

The PROPOSED Territorial Convention at
Salt Lake City, Oct. 18th, will not be held.
Secretary Reed, Of Utah, writes that proper
steps were not taken in time TO communicate
with the several Territories.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

TIooNDERoGA.-The Ticonderoga Quartz
claim, Of Cos feet, belonging TO the Leroy jay
estate, was sold at auction to-day and bought
by Bowers 4 Bro. for 1915, currency.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-17

The female soyereigns are to meet in Paris.
eitka sells salmon at two cents per ono.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08

9as Scurnal be ct. gstsrsburs srflart in eS'
bsrsm @uftras bic ansetlihe Ssrsihe oes Barftsn
9ortihafcip an ben Baron Srunncp tn Sonnsn
bstrsh8 Stluns's fir ssf6liat.
S6pet;. Niht melt bonn 2ntbernbabs, i'm
fog. NieIps( In, canton 2ubern, ltsst cine benz
Germ g. &6fsr In Wtel6nau ssbSrenee GSstos, als
beren aufie6er Der @iasntbimsr einen Scbann 8S'
fesr bon untsrfsf6cls anaefelt Bate. Ser Sss=
tere 1T perbeiratbet unb 8atsr BON bier Sincern.-
Scr einiasn Saaen n,a6te bic Trau ees 8pf9er
nit Dem jinafsn itrsr Sinbsr einen Bsiuh bet tbrsn
gltern in 8eifsrsl. 9st ibrsr &udfs6r auf Den
Spf Gieipel fanb bic Srau nit Staunen une Shres
fen fstnes ibrer suridsslaHsnen SinSsr meer Dor.
Sic game ltmgsbun8 bsS 9auIss uno ieoer Wtnfel
ee8 Isbteren rurhe nun esnau eurhIuht, aber tets
ne spur BON ben psrlhnunbsnen 8lsinsn Qsfunesn.
gnhlih Sfnete man sinsn auf Der Nsite tefnelihen
perihle fsnen Sauhsfafsn unb barin lasen bic orsi
8ineer tcot netensinaneer. g4is he in ben pers
i5tcfIeneu Saasn aefommsn. bisies @ebsimniB mire
potl bic sat6tlihe unterIuhuns lSisn. Gtnf'
treileu 1T Der @ater psrbaftst.-Sie ~nsueifsn Nah'
rttten t~e1atisen leissr bisis ihrsdlits Sbat UNI
man slaptt nihts anbsrss, als Dap Der 8ater: islbF
Der mmeniblihs 8srtrshsr isi.
% arsbnr8, 8. Suit. Sa5 v@arib. a6bl.
I5retbt: vSie ll%ntsriuhuns tsbIslth Der Brcb'
perstftuna. snsraiih uno umHhti8 ssfibrt. BAT ers
sebsn, baS 8ddsr sausr san,lia ihulotcs, UNI
6as ibsrbaupt fsin 8srtrshsn ~pcrltsst. Saeeser
isGte Hh bsraus, naB, neil felt stntssr Belt flsi'
mere SuantttGtsn Wisbl sntrsnest purbsn, cbnt
eab Der S6Gtsr tsfannt, bic 6ausbdltsrin temi61
mar, oieism auf Die Spur su %fcnmsr, uno bsatalf
i'm Sans ltmihau 6ielt, BET nsl@sr Selsgsntsit fl
In sinsm gStnfel sinen 8lumsntopf pcl ytebl fane
unb Irlass ben SsisIsn i~ibsrsat. sc lisSt nun
bic @srmutbuns nabs, has cas psrmsintlids wfs9I
2~lrIenit mar, nnb ans unfsnntniB gum Bsfreueu
Der bsreita auassnirftsn Weds bsnist maro. Mit
atsr Der Grisnif in'a Saus Ssfcmmsn, 1T Biz jss'
mod niht ermittelt." q.
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Wper'S Gatbarttc Yiuen

itnb bs ppllfpmmenhe GbfIhrun9smitte1 has mir prpbutiren
fbnnen unb fas. ME mir 9lauben, ie ron it8enc Jemanttm
8euadt wOrsen 1T. SIRE %G8ittunsen BADEN tem Sublifum
a~enG8ene bewtsfen. tte melt fe ale anbtren. tint gebraub
beincliben Mseicinen itertrefsn. Sic itub uni6drltb
une anaenebm gu nebmen. BADEN aber erObe Seilfraft. SIRE
eur6eringeneen mirfunBen erreaen ee 2eteustbdtt9fstten
ts 86rpers. ~entfetnen bic Serfrpfun9 fetner Sr9ane, reints
gen cas- glut, uno tretben Rranfbetten aus. Sic fI6rsn
faule Sdfte ab, pelbe Sranf6etten erseuGen. reiseu Die tris
gen peer in l%nprcruuB %aeratbenen Srgane 81 ibrer raturltE
den StGtt9fett, uno ertbeilen Dem aanSen SDfen Graft une
stdrfe. Sic snrtrsn nt6t Bloc bic 8ep6bnltten Sefamsrs
BEN, an reren Sebernann letret. ipneern aud aefdbrlibe nne
i6rtdlide 8rantbeiten. Sic ipirfen dubert frGfttg. Itne absr
gu Blei&er 8eit, in SerrirGerten DOZEN, eas ani6drlttfe une
bette Gbfibrun9smittel fir 8incer. Sic fnc nit 8uder
ilberSo8en uno raber anasnebm ST. nebmen; He itnb aus
fbltsblib aus 8HansenfOTen senia6t. unb baber e~pufonmen
barnlUs. Sic baben @uren beptrft, Die un8laubltb fetn
~pIrten, penr fe niht pom 2eut'r UDn 10 erbabsrern Gbarae=
ter beSeIat ptlrhen, hab fein Sereatt pom lnpabrbett aui
fpntmen fam Biele angefe6ene Greetser unb Ierjte beieu=
gen rem &utlifum bic 2uYerldIT9feit unIerer 6elmittel
pdbrenp antere uns 9eritberun8en ppn ibrer rebersen8nna
suaeIanet taben, ta6 uniere Grdrarate %un9ebeuer 0el sur Or
leihteranl Der lsirenten Wfenih6ett %betrd9en.
Der unten asnannte a9ent rptrb nit Neranh8en unierer
gmertfanihen gllnardh nnentgeleiib d%ustbeilen, psldei
bic anpeiiun9en gum @etraub hisisr Oteritinen nne @srttf'
cate I6er t6re Selluraen Ter fplgsnnen Srantbetten entbdlt
Qerifppfund, @alsnbsIbper6en, Gbeumatismus, SSa1ers
fudt, SDebrCnnen, aus stnem urrenen Wagen entitebenr.
Sppfibmersen, llebelfeit, Wangel an @ercauun9. ~frdnfbaf!t
lIntbdtiafeit Ger @tn8euetee nno ramit perfnIpfts Stmsr:
gen, 8labun9en. GppetitlCT8fett, nnb ale 9ranfhetten. BIZ
cine ausleersnce Irsnet e%rfrrcsrn. Surdb Die Netnt9un9 eet
9lutes unb hrrb Die Stimulation res SDasms betlen III
manbe Granfbeiten, bic. ne man mernen iUufe, ~auserbal(
ibres YersiAss lGsen. mie Saubbeit, tbeiltpeiie 9linrbeit
g~leuralaia nno gerpenreiSbarfeit Seber. unb yiierenbe'tper
ZEN, @ibt, unt anrere Gbnlite 3ranfjetten, bic pom eineit
aef6pdtten Sufanhe bes 8Srpsrs prer elmer st6rnn8 feline
Sunctipnen berrlbren.
Fast Sud ni6t ron grunriablDien 9intlern NIT anrersi
gtGparaten ~bstrinen. onf bic ie mebr &rpft ma6en; psI
lanai @9er's unb Feline artere. Die 1ranten pplen bi
bsten Seilmittsl, uHb tie iplIteI fe Gaben.
4rGpartrt ppn
9r. S. Is. Mps CT rnb &c., 2oreG, Wtaf.,
unb gerfauft ron o. &pbsrts in columbus beim GrpS= I'M
Slsinperfauf, unb pm G%pptbeterI IberaI.
Snni * . mt hn IL m
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ST.. 0eprS Senaer's
Set(enDe 6 albe,

III elm Sstimittel. pelhes aepini6t rnh eeiu6t pprben 1T,
70 lonae ols es gerste unS Gpptbsfen CAB.
go aiebt feline 94unben pber @efhpitre nod 6autars1hld8,
pter @ntsIncuneen bic niGt nit tteier SGlbe aebeilt fpereen.
perr nur Der 2eiterte npG i'm Seretd meni6lther 6nlte TT.
pter bic Salte Bel 3eiten gebrar@t ptrS. 5000 Ser'pnen
fnb NIT hisier Salte gebetlt ppreeu, rnstrenthetls SVthe, De-
ren Peiben non aneersn ger5ten fir unhetlbar ertldrt pirren'
aIs g9eife gsihpuif, Snpdenfrd6, ueterpad'una Der gez
lenfe, SdtpGhe unD grtiielIurB ees Nndgrates. Sdpen9.
2GbmunQ Der @lieter, &heumattsnus, Nerral8td, 9rtltpelds.
S6orlah, Srupbrfen, Gtrpfeln, Sttn0rnrnI, SalSfub. one
ne Seine pGer Sever Spre. HinaertpurIn. 6hbneraroen an 6u=
Gen, Gr6arinb; fir @ntiinouna Der Ssbsr. Der Sunae. Der
gieren, her augen. Ger 6 bren, BET t6artbdrt9tett mo Die Sb=
rem auslaufen. .Sruntme unb 9udlibte iperpen lpieeer gsra=
be, penn tie nod i'm iu9enOiaen glter tnb.
Srifbe Q8unher perhen in unalaubli6 frrSer 2ett 9ebetlt,
ndmlih splhe, RE turb Sauen Ste6en peer S6teben per
urIadt finb 9eintrIde. Ssrqueti6una, Serrenfun9, srfro=
rene Glieter unb 0ranhpunhen. 9ieIe ale f6nnen 8ebetlt
merten e6c es onfin0t III eitern, Gle tsilen and ndnn mod
balb. msnn Der 9ronb phsr WOrtifcatipn ibpn dn8efansen
bite. G6e Ssmanb rem f~urdtbaren Gprfdlaa stn8eht. Elm
@liep ~abnetnen 1T lO1sn, prpbire man eteie Sable. unp man
pire in turser Belt isben. haS lie BELT, mas pbne ne ntht8s=
BELT wereen fann g8enn elm Seinbrud nod ~letenetae Ser'
birtun9 nit rem S6rper Fat. burdb RE atern unp gteroet,
70 mub CT and tetlen, penn aud Ter Rnpden auf Gle 1bltra1t=
tie art sermalmt 1T. 9tss lit binlin9li6 uteien, t@ babs
piele iOlbe aaIe leidt ssbeilt. in ietr furSer 3et.
Sehe ~ipr9fdlttge 6anilie iOIte beie Salbe i'm Saus babett:
gGsnn naGere gusfunft aepini6t ptrp, 10 penbe naniitt
al ben llnterseidnetsn, bsi6reibe cas III beilenbs nebel UNI
f9ide cine Spfn1arfe.
SieIe Sal6e .pirS aIsin ~perfertiBt pom
ST.. Gsprs @snner.
Office benin gifenbabm 9eppt. SifFn, SBiU.
9reis 1 GrGar. 80 @ents Yprtc.
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I'm 9astpn iOusn bic @atarrba Srauesn Far'
fnn1en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-08

de ~psraltste Mn1&auunssn cine srinbf:@s Serdn'
bsrana srfabrsn unb Der WHan5sr ourf f6 Dem
Srtss ~fatntsnte nsat l6nssr IN 10 unssfHrtsr seeiis
binsstsn ME fra9sr; Der GA!snhrtan muB auf9O'
rem.
Grit Sbatistsit unb llm15t atsr tpirb Der pfans
,er isltlt balb ssnus bic sssnunssn sss nsusn gp'
TENS srfatren, esnn Idnsf it bic 8s6auptnns bu
ghannsn sercrSsn, baB nur burh Sflarsnarbstt
Der Bobsn sss @ihsna purtbsil9aft t~sartsttst rsr'
ben fSnns.
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