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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-23
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM

DH JouS BULI-Dear Sir Last February l was in
Louisville purchasing drugs. and l got some OF your
Sarsaparilla and Cedron %lsitters. Ny son-in-law who
WAS with me in the store. had been down with rheu
matism for some time. commenced on the Bitters,
and soon found his general health improved. DR..
Gist. who had been in had health, tried them. and he
also improved. DR.. Coffee. who had been in bad
health for several ycars-stomach and liver affected
he improved very much by the use of your Bitters.
Indeed the Cedron Btters has given you great popu-
larity in this settlement. l think ! could cell a great
quantity OF your medicines this fall-especially OF
Your Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
Memphis. care Rickett 4 Needy. Respectfully.
- r. II WATuER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-23
State Convention or the Peoples
Party.

10 tAe roter. Of ne Sfais q fo'ef
All those who oppose the prcsen, Pfonio...ry ~
anor law q. is~s and the present high protective
- - a~.sea ~ the Congress Of the United
states. and Who favor n jadieions License Law. A.
iowinr the sale Of liquors IN tn. STATE ana whoi :
~ n an,aI n .,rfbution OF the burdens OF taEatson
n,on III e,a-ses aud kinds ~ property under the Lac.
ara he elevation aud protection of the isnor1nI
class. Is against the cneroachments OF capitai' ana
-. - N favor % such state legislation a. viii sub
M, ~ m people NJ the ballot boz. the question of
. Z, .me, ling the Consultation OF the State as 10 stfike
.nt fae word ..shlie' la said Constitution. are re-
Iowa. on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-23

ef3' az tA& a
ticle OF spirit. and has been proved by analysie TO
contain an addition TO gum. sugar, gluten, carbon,
lupulin. certain ingredients Of VEGETABLE origin.
20 which in certain form Of diseases il owes its bepe.
nciai and powerful effects AZ a remedy.
Already it IL recommended BIZ orr first class physi-
clans. and ueed by the first families in the metropolis
asa beverage and a remedy with tho most healing
effects for weak persone. II is extremely beneficial
asit brings back the glow OF health tn the sareworn
enees. and strengthens and braces up the system and
~..as on disease. Mr.. l.. Ho6 has received the en-
som,ums OF AZ nations, has established himsslfin all
X 4 " me oid World. and his beverfg &c IL extensive
a,ss ~" !, ana USED where all spirituous liquors and
VII AZ : neaitn-givine beverage fos the SICK and
Ill, = nss no equal. We hail With deIivht M.
depot is this city, we learn. was thronsh ~. di,sc,
,nstrumen'alty OF our IRE, physicians and acc,,r" ~
hoepitals.-From the N. Y. Tribune u o"c'oe Oh
sold At druggkts' and groccrs'. Pcr,ops v,.h,,,
afsecles night spply to Hcd's Malt Rstrsct Drnot
W. c0Ie A9U00s Uov0Dp0f3 LENA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-23
STATE lTEMS.

The Cory don Monitor has been selected as
one Of the two papers in the State 70 pubs
lish the laws Of the 40th Congress.
The Cedar Falls Gaset,e states that the
"fre blight" is dcing serious injury to fruit
and shade trees in that vicinity. Many fine
trees have died from the effects Of it.
Our State has now Jas miles Of railroad
complete and in running order, which have
cost in construction $i5,4S0,000. When
the roads now under contract are completed
Iowa viii rank seventh as a railroad State.
There is . woman in Lyons, ~ We learn
from the Mirror, who compels her steps
children to steal vegetables from gardens
and sell them. For thus teaching childreL
bad business Mrs. Casper has been sent to
Jail for 80 days BY some skalliwag justice
who .cems to think the decalogue Is not re-
pealed.
We learn from the Ottumwa Courier that
there are in Wspello county % Sunday
schools, embracing 2,465 pupils and 212
teachers.
William Hartshorn, Editor of The Cory>
don Monitor has been nominated for the
Senate by the republicans Of the 9th sena>
torlal district. Mr.. Har,shorp is the second
enitor alrsads nominated for the Senate BY
republican conventions this year, Mr.. | j.
Mitchell. Of the Boonsboro Advocate having
been nominated some time ago.
Ia . history Of Carroll county. written
for the jefferson Era by Mr.. II G. Rippey,
the following interesl ing statement is made
The famous war path, or the dividing line
between the hunting grounds Of the Sioux
- D-.1. aItA-. e,a 900.
the county from north 10 south. No Indi-
an was allowed 10 cross it from the hunting
grounds of one tribe TO the other. Death
was the penalty, and many a brave was
killed and scalped for violating the estabs
lished law Of the two tribes"
The Cresco Times states that . Mrs. Smith,
while picking berries near Plymouth Rock,
was bitten by a yellow rattlesnAke. A
physician was Immediately summoned, and
everything tone that could be thought OF,
but her suffering was terrible. II took four
to hold her, to prevent her dong violence.
She had an uncomfortable desire 60 bite
something, and suffered in much the same
manner that . person would from hydro
phobiA. We never heard Of q case Of snake.
bite that produced such terrible results as
this.
A countryman went into Burlington to
the show the other day, on entering which
he handed the door keeper . dollar bill. out
Of which he was 20 take 25 cents-the ad-
mittance fce-and return the balance. But
the door-keeper being unable to make the
change, suggested that Mitchell should in>
vest the IS cents in . chance game, or lots
terry, which he dld. Ee was informed that
he had won 800 in cash, and two watches,
but that he would have TO pay go to get
them. lie paid this sum. but after waiting
for a considerable time, was told that 1t was
. mistake, and hat ne had not won the
property first named. He was thus swim.
died out Of $40. and in like manner had
been loser to the amount Of IS. A warrant
for the arrest OF the swindlcrs was issued
but they had decampej and could not be
found.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-23

hELMBoLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
CHI
the Great Diuretie.
uzLwBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAnsAPAKLLA
IL Me Great flood Purifier.
Both are prepared according 70 rules OF Pharmacy
and Chemistry and are the most active that can be
made. t~feb5-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-23

We arr seldom called upon
.t'|| ! ! q & !; | ! |! ! ! ! ! ]: | ! ! 8 y 7 ! I. !. !: ! . ] / $ ! | ! ! ! ! ! ! ! |
TO chronicle a thing 60 wor-
thy as of HOFF'S MALT
SnEXTR G. BEVERAGE or
ri ASHEALTH. II 10 Just the
tS6HS thing the public have long
needed In the way Of q health
full beverage, and its effect
~ upon the system IL charminc
~ 1t IL q fluid resembling
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

SERVICES OF Mr.. STANTpS.-I hurlaN
Weed in the y \. Commercial 4Adycrtis-
cr SAYS. I'VE are not likely TO forget OF
unlarvaiuc the services rendered lt Mr.
stanton to our government i'll 1850. He
discovered in Buchanan CatIneta con
spiriaey to seize the archives, prevent the
inauguration of MIR. Lincoln, and nsnrp the
government. Thus far, Jake Thompson.
Cobb. Mason. Bcnianan. &c. &c. pro.
eeedcd. with the Gu operation of Toncey.
when Mr., Stanton. with Gov. Seward,
wisely countermined to arrest the calamity
Judge Holt was loyal. General Dix
was brought into the Cabinet.
The intended coup d'ctat was barely
prevented We saw, on that occasion,
while Mr.. Lincoln Was hclng sworn, Gen
erals Scott aud Wool standing by their guns,
planted in the vicinity Of the Capital with
less than thousand troops Tor its defense
Floyd the secession secretary OF war,
and Toucey the secretary Of the navy
had the troops and the ships of the Gov
ernment sent out on distant service. We
believe then as as we firmly believe now
that but for Edwin NJ. Stanton, traitors
would have usurpcd the Government on
the ith OF March, 1850,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

A RusTIc couRTsnrr-I hitchcd my
cheer up close to hcr'n shet my eyes and
TREMENDOUSLY said
Sal you're the very gal I've been hank
erin arter for a long time. | love vou all
over, from the foot of your sole to the head
OF you- crown. and don't kccr Who knows
it; and if you say SO, we'll be .iincd IN the
holy bonds of matrimany; Epuribus on
ions glora Monday morning. Sic temper
tvrannis, nom c0mpis Inentis. world with
out end. seq | aud felt as though had
throwrd like an alligator felt 81 relieved.
With that she fetched scream, aud
alter awhile she SAYS;
Peter
What is it Sallv1' SEE I.
Yes SEE she hielin of her face.
You may depend upon it. felt orful good.
Glory, glory scz l. Il must hollcr Sal.
or I'll burs, open. lIonray hoorar.' can
jump over any ten rail fence. can do
any thing fellow wenld could or ortcr do.
With that sprter sloshcd myself Down
bv htr. and clinchcl the bargain with a
kiss. Talk about your sugar, talk Your
molasScs. talk abaut Your mite hloepln.
cerious; they want anywhere: ecu conldn' t
have got me to come nigh 'cm; they would
haze tasted -uur after that.
o, broom straws with sornm iasses on
en-. IF sails daddy hadn't hawlcd ont,
Its time for honest folks 70 be ia bed DO
believe d STAYED all mite.
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&c, &c. .dc., &c, &c. &c.

.I1tat received, per Ixpress, supply az ihs
most nalriar Patent Incidence. fWaug winch ar
III RNH1I' Pfe3.sr&i3eBs Blood Food ftr itte
On zi1Eut, Coughs Dyspepsia, teTHaie i1Tseases
and lie generation - Man " eek Magic Com
ron titi " htcnul'- remedy Tor Asthma; BufHet's
OIL liver Oil James ENpcctoIsut MiEtar'-
" ia cherry BAl>arl Eawlc'. cure tor Pile Dr
J nr3e AHtidote brakes Benzoiuc, for retH"v-
lug paint, tar, grease, &c-, Cummings APeHient
GareiiuE on DadGS and AlllcI'- Condition Pow
der ChecNcman', Clarke and pupohco's Iemalc
Pills for female oi'stTuctiUuS, &c; GruGnr's Con
centraieii Cure Tor nervous weakness; HcHbold's
Fluid Extract of Euchn, for diseases ofthe hlad-
der, kidneys. &c; M5yuard's ColOdion' Tor burn
and cuts tardincI'- Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup: GoUld's Pin Worm syrup; lieughin-
Corn Solvent, and infailible remedy; Magnets
Balsain, for rheumatism and neuralgia lefIiiess
PaHacea of Lie, -Hrc cure for sore Throat and
Bronchial affections; Stones Elixir, for bronchitis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

sT Everybody in this vicinity has heard
old DIR Chaplin's significant announce
ment--"Rev. Mr.. Drew viii preach in this
house this afternoon. And at the same time
the gospel will be preached in the yellow
school house" A fair offset to this was
told by Rev. DR. Jeremiah Chaplin, SON of
the good old president, who occupied the
desk of the Baptist Church IN this yillag,
last sabbath and made an appeal for a can
tribution in mid of the New Orleans Minis
terial Institute of New Orleans OF which
he has charge. Some of the eolored peach
ers have prejudice against educated
ministry; but he said it was pafaliried
dnriag The early days Of Maine, in ilustra-
tion Of which be quoted the following an,
nouncelnent made in u Gown ID our VI
einjty soon after the establishment OF the
college here; "Rer. Mr. -, a preacher
from Wateryiile College, viii speak IN tins
house next Sabbath forenoon an the alter
noon. the pulpit will be occupied by pfea-
cher from the Lord jFaterrttte Mat
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end Foreign Patents
r, 81. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
ate Agent Of the L 3 ratcnt office. Washing on,
ut.seT the Act Of Isl.
No, rs. State ST., Opposite Kilby ST.,
p0ST0N.
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that was fall of mingled penitencc, love
and alteration. When il was over she re-
sumed her seat, and turning to the writer
sail You will forgive him; he know $
not what he does; he has not yet come to
his right reason.
WHO il he =
The unhappy man who lived herc--whc
lives here siiIl. bounl to this wretchet
honsc Ivy the sins he has committed.
rs THAT the laf-that spirits are bounf
TO the scene Of tleir earthly crimes till
they have made expiatign
1T is-hound by an irresi stable force
which keeps them down. doing over and
over again their wicked deeds. till. at last
the soul grows weary of wroug-doIng, looks
upward, and the angels come to it.
Then there's forgivepessin eternity
There is forgiveness evcfvvhcre- Is
all-mcrciful but there is 10 renission-no
escape from punishment Every crime
must be cxpiatcd. every sin woFkcdout II
not in vour world, then if ours.
And why do you take such an interest
in that bad man ,
I'VE sinned togct'er. we must rise to-
eethcr. Iii my work to lift him mp and
bring him to his right reason.
And you arc
Alice.
no, bound here, hope. as he is!
Not now. long penitenee has wrought
my release. can now co M. far mp but
/ came back to aid and npIiif HIM
He led rou into sin, aud yet You have
forgiven him
He led Tie into sin, he took ny life. and
vet died forgiting him. loved bin then
/ love him now. the more because know
he is almost utterly lost and forsaken.
.Ifyou loved him so why did he take your
life!
because my remorse was torture 10 mn,
the sight of lie a constant reproach aid
torment.
Il have great faith in the power OF hu :
. man love-it would seem to me that such
love as yours might lift a spirit from the
very abyss.
There is no abyss but the abyss ofsin. and
that is in ones own bosom. My love is lift
ing him; with me already he is all gentle
ness and goodness
The writer leaned his head upon his hand,
bordering those strange doctrines. so foreign
10 his own belief, and to that of his compan-
ion, and in amoment he said, 1 should 20
Come here. place your hand upon her head
aDuWlII' gently anu hiuui., ta"t shoU-a
soaway.'
He did as he was hidden. aud in another
instant his lady companion was member OF
the Episcopal Church, and devout believ-
cr in the Apostles Creed and the Thirty
nine Articles She thought she had been
TAR away. in beautiful garden, playing
with little children.
As he has intirnated, the writer does not
know what to maze of the facts which form
this strange story he only trusts that what
he has written may lead some clcyercr head
than bis to attemvt solution of the mystery
which cnshrouds the Haunted House at
Watert0@n-i
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sE-The vulgar snobbishucss Of calling 4
man- wife his lady. was well rcbukct lately BY
n Connecticut hotci-heepeT. Under tie rc>poIl-
-jble pressure ola high regard 1T the same time
for the mora!itics aud for The Kings English.
he positively refused the ho~I,iiaifies Of his
tavern TO passing traveller who entered on the
register his PARTY a. = John smith and Ldfg. ="
The upright landlord, in the most downright
manner spake certain word, To this effect III
this woman j. yoar wife. don't be afraid to ssy
6 On the book. and the beet in the b.u>e is a.
your service: If she Is only your ladg, Uus
rooms are all full. .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

There is no choice Of Senators In York
County. The vacancies will therefore Be- filed
by the Senate. Thus the great Democratic
triumph i dwndiins away. lis pity ihat
such display Of roo>ters and big typ should
have 80 little foundation, in fact. The Demo
era,s will have one senator FOR Lincoln, aud
two from Knox. three out Of 81
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Urricr-t oi.>tcfItIEENTH STREET AND
MIN loi:k ANENt l.,
GUARANTEE RATES.
for year OF les, period
Government AID al other Coupon
Securities. or thu-c transferable
by delivery, including baHk tlIl>,Sl o. per :. 6h
Government ard all other >ccurI-
tie, negotiable onlN 10y endufsc-
laCnt.. Observation-Disclosures. % per Leo
Gold Com or HulliOn,- ~ per l.tEp
Silver Coin or Bulhon..-......... ~ per Ito
silver or Gold Plate, uHti.r seal,on
owners estimate .f full value,
aud rate subject Ia adjustment
Tor bulk, on basis oi........... co per i0o
Deeds. Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally.
when oi II" MED value, : year each, ac-
cnrdiug 10 bulh,
VIII. -. s. hici premium covers III, remainder Of
the ilte OF tiic maker.
Banker. altitall,tS Merchants Law vrs, lriGc,
men. Fanilie-, Nc., III lie received at So each
hoN or trunk per Nrar. contents unknown to the
company, and liability limited, they will &c
insured ior the iUi! amount, the contents ICING
known. Al above rates.
No charge less ihaA one dollar.
roR. COLLECTION on INTEFEsr FEE CENT. on
AMOUNT CULLL' rkb,
n 4 : q L NJ T. y +
DIRECTORS:
s r Brown, II. u cooke. George w Riggs,
Hiram : Huntington, t,eorge ii. Plant. George
o. E,atis, b. J.. II der, Nathaniel l-on.
=. BROWN, President.
GEoRt.!. o. EVANS, Iice President.
WM :. HUNTINGTON, !Ireasurer,
+. r.-sNYpLR, secretary.
OFIlcE Hot rs FROM clock a. NJ. 10 o'clock
i, NJ SIMS
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u regard Mr.. Eddy ~ at the r,ost -aI7sb{e and
stc-essfHi practitioners with whom I have had
onIc iai intercourse. CiiAS. MASON.
tomtni- ~ioncrs Of Patents.
Il have no hesitation --uring inventors that
they cannot enplny man p.oFe Competent ami
fr"a'roythg, and more capable f putting their
applications in form to secure for them cariy
and favorable consideration III the Patent Office.
IDNUNb iii Bh,'
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr.E II EnpY has laasic turluc THIRTEEN
Applications, Ia al bit or al Nlfrh patents
have been granted and that oue i now TcndHg.
>uth unmi.iakaitc proof of great Talent end
ability on his part leads me to recommend Oh III.
vrntors to apply to him to procure their patcais
~ they may lie sure 81 having the most faithful
attention he flowed their ea<c< and at Vefa
reasonable thprge-. JOHN TtGGAED."
Jan. !, ieai1-k,jl
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Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs.

BITTERS-ONy gcnatcd IIoofand's, Peek, Hair
dS' Br' ,u'- larkc'> sherry Vine, Langley =
Root a o Herb, Abbott'S and others
II<iAf al Tobias bood samaritan. Mustang
and liHuHaut- and omtment- Of all h}nds;
>AR>APtRIILt-Bul sands Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
Pills hSer'- ,usar coated, EraEd-c;l's and
NriEbt'- InttIan Vegetable.
Also, "a caters canker nd eAlt rhcum : rup: Ar
mol T. WHAT FLUID; htwood'~ Extract Iandclion.
fjraul'~ Purifying Extract. Gay'- Blood Purifier
heIheys Medical Discovery Norsc's syrup ell
lon i,oek Railway Remedies; McNuM'- EiiNir
Of By'ium; Mr.. Ninsl0H'r Soothing oirug; >h,
her Extract Nalerian Balm OF a Thousand Flow
ers; GoIa Cream; Tie~h BallS, Liquid Rouge;
Ayrr's Cherry ;ectoIal. Branrs Pulmonary Hal
noHai4 Bal,.nn Clarke Cough syrup: Bachelor
and iiarrison'- Hair Dye Barney Musk tolopne ;
shaving Cream and NeIbena Water. butchers
Dead short Tor Bed Bug and all other articles
usually Nrpt IN a Drug store.
Pavs'c,sn's Prescription, oarefua'qcon-
youHded.
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Srlegrapb. Na9rit)tcn,
.-- - 500 = t.a. ~ u ss-@ A.
&abeI:O1acbricbten.
Ut otfaIe Siegein @t.2outs
unb St o6e SsIanb.
6ortidritt Der Determination.
-sESEs -=-------- 80
8 lie 3eform BiIL In
So @6S 6 ne "a MS = Sb<s
SSortldritt Der Determination.

&a7'@ 9dris 4. sIpril.
SIR. sdneiOer, @ice 8rdfOeut Oes
fran30Fi9en geiebgebenoen, &0rpers,
tritt IN @alepsti's SteIIe.
Sic unterbnnolungen iue9en 6es
Ani6lniles bon QuTemburg an Sramfs
reid fino qbgebroden tpOrbsa.
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Dreisiefses Gasitel.

GlHf nltt @eiaiats, bic .,tsris men bIeitt" nae
IN Sititat ipttitilfn Sale has tslonAers
SnttrslIt hes DOttsrs NbrfaRtin srr.st.
D8uerf mus i9 Sbnen belenaen, bos
id nidt 2iuoentbaI, ion6ern NIT lDabs
rem gfarten 8nrgbtiln belize. anh in
etner tIeinen RrobinsiaIftaet ees norb.
lt9en Senti9Ian0s oeboreu bin. Oas
Wfotib, tueI9es mid peranIabts, ttteis
men @eburtsHatneu obstlIeaen nnb bic.
len iieilet1 an5nnebinen, per6e itb Sbs
men nahber mittbeilen, penn i'd erit IN
meinen Wittbeilnn9eu meter porQes
fdritten iein iuer0e. M1ein @ater ers
nahrte fl9 iinO feline SamiIie tau,uter.
lid 6urA eirien fIeinen QIIt6an6eI unb
er iouobl, Der tdsIi6 NIT Slohrunass
ioreen gu tdmpfen latte, ME aud
nieiae Wntter tuafen nid5t i'm @tanhe.
mid, ibrs ein3ige So@ter, einiaermas
pen gut 81 erSieben Itn0 beranbilbeu =.
laheg oenri einsstbeiIs mar es snidht
eininal ibr 8ile selpefen, mir cine
@r3teburg Su geben, bic, ME man an
lngen pfegt, ilidt 1e6t atifereif @tanSe
an9emefieu seipefen mare, nnOeratbeiIs
piiroen ibnen aah feIbif su oiefem
9piHen bic pecuniareR NiitfeI aefebH
baben. Sebr eriuinfht un6 aeIeaen
tam oaber aud zines Saees ineinem
Batter cine Ra6ridt rneiner Sdf,te,
iuel6e unberbeiratbet in g., elmer BON
meiiem @eburts0rte unaef1br 10 Meis
len entfernten, ie5r eroben SanbeIs.
itaot ebenfaIs bon benz grmtrbe zines
Sr0oetban6eIs tebte, ben iie mr. i'm
groBeren MaBftabe betrieb, luie u,ein
Batter. Sic Orndte in ibrem 8riefe ben
8unf9 aus, mid, 6a lie allen aebe.
5u fid 5u rtbinen, ilioem ne boffe, 0as
fie on mir in 8ufunft cine @tabe shos
ben iueroe, bic ibr rndndt Ma6en er.
IeiAtern t0ui1te. GeeIenbergnagt MIL.
fabrttn nreine GItern, oeren @oraeu
auf 6iefe Beife bernlinbert purb.n, Sem
8erlangen .bieier 6rau, un6 weniae
WoAen fpdter i'd sar o6moIs nod
elm &tnb bon nn8efdbr neun Sabren
= tam i'd utter ibrer Sbbut in bic
GroBt Sta6t 49, 40 @s15 ns&s
g(6ortiesuns foIst.1 ss
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t gstrsI fssazg1 a938 eeaaiEf.
;.ala21s 1911 u sszi g
! 81 zsIa-atiiza aF ~ EaE
s:A3ia44i.gJ lta lp'lll
3 afgssst 1sG ggu1 IS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

NGAamaf q esmiHs sN,s bic sipeIttsrfibirte
AltreloSfftth nns foirfambuIiff4e q sliebertn be-
lbretbt, wShrene fie in einem heuiebenefn BItaHae
III, bic @ets SiGe bel RerfOnen, bic man beiratben
miro MnS sarantrt NIT &afe etnes 5Hitrumenle8 non
nnseheurer Starfe, genannt Pfp9omotrep, elm psls
FGnegeS uns lebensdbnlideS 4prtrdt se4 auffnftiz
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