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January 23th, 1867 -3m.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17

The Lyons Mirror informs US that
wheat is selling in that city at So, 90
per bushel. f.
There are now thirty-flve wooden
mills in operation in this State.
The people of Davenport are agita-
ting the question of street cars. The
Democrat says il is expected that by
September the city will be horse rail-
roaded from the Eastern to the West
ern limits. -..a... ,.-a"
A little child, daughter of John Wa
sum, was burned to death i'm Wright
County last week. So says the Hamil-
ton freeman.
The Davenport Gazette has COM
menced a series of pen sketches of Iowa
towns. .0 #". ~t @-s#
Tie annual Iowa State Sunday School
Convention will be held at Davenport
on the 4th of June. Several prominent
Sunday School laborers from abroad
will be in attendance. ...... ... .
The Times says the Wooden Mill at
Cedar Rapids is now in successful ope-
ration. E#s a&# .."..
The Times informs us of Railroad
slide in Dubuque, in which ears of
the ID. & S. G. r.. r., and twenty men
were preeipitated into a slough. .#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17

The Republican State Convention,
as announced by us two weeks ago,
and as will be seen by the call publish
ed this week, is to be held at Des
Moines on the 10th of June, for the Sc
lection of candidates for the office of
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Judge
of the Supreme Court and Superinten-
dent of Public Instructions. AS the
time approaches, the many aspirants
for the office of Governor are narrow
ing down to two or three probable can
didates. Adjutant General Baker has
positively declined to have his name
go before the Convention as a eandi-
date, which leaves but little doubt as
to the probable nomination of Col.
Merrill. The action of General Baker
in withdrawing from the field is re-
ceived by the people with no little sur
prise. In declining to be candidate he
says: "My personal interests demand
this course and I feel it my duty to
adopt it." We again express the hope
that candidate may be selected wor-
thy of the important position. The
County Convention doubtless will soon
be called to select delegates for the
coming State Convention. Albert AL
len, Esq, Is Chairman of the Commit
tee, but as he is now absent from the
city, the duty of issuing. the call will
devolve on ID. J. Coleman,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
CEDAR FALLS
w oolen Mills

Are now in full blast, making
from one to two hundred yards
daily Of the following goods,
viz: Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Flannells and Blankets of all
descriptions, for Summer and
Winter use. Wool Carding is
also one of the principal features
| of our business. There will be
no trouble about Poor Rolls, as
our VIM. Mason Gone of the pro-
prietors) is from one of the best
Mills in Massachusetts,, having
been foreman in the Carding de.
partment for 21 years, and has
therefore sufficient experience to
make the best quality of Rolls.
Wool carding is also very inn
. ( q aE i
portant in the manufacture of
wooden goods. Wool poorly
carded will not make good cloth.
The public generally will find
it to their advantage to buy
cloth of the Wooden Mills, as it
viii wear more than twice the
length of time Of any you may
be able to purchase of the deal
ers generally; many Of whom
buy cheap and shoddy goods
because they can get them at
very low price, and sell them for
near the same price that they
could get for good goods, there
fore cheating those persons who
are not judges of quality. A
There is already large rush
to the new Wooden Mills for
their cloths, and thousands tes-
tify to the superior quality of
their goods. The company are
now building in front of their
Factory a new Office and store
room, which will be ready to
occupy in a.few days. All who
want wooden goods are cordially
invited to examine our large
stock before purchasing else
where. Ladies will find choice
dress goods for childrens wear.
Come one and All.
.~ CEDAR FALLS WOODEN MILLS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17

The scarcity of grain in the North
Western part of the State, mostly in
Clay County, and the restitution
among the homestead settlers is becom-
ing more apparent each day. We clip
the following from the North West,
published Mt Fit. Dodge: sal.
at is distressing to hear of the desti-
tuition and suffering of SO many of
those people away up on the Little
Sioux. Some systematic effort ought
to be made to relieve them. The calls
upon our citizens for aid have been
heavy for the last three months and
they have been literally responded to.
It will be fully three months yet before
these Homestead Settlers can raise a
crop, and i'm the mean time they must
have something to live on. After
raising one crop they can take care of
themselves. Chicago, New York and
other cities are raising large sums to
help the destitute people of the South.
Will Iowa let her own citizens-many
of whom were soldiers-siiffer for
bread? We believe not, when the des-
titution becomes generally known"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
rresnnndence Of the Gazette.


Iowa City, May 18th, 1867.
EDITOR OF GAzETTE.-During the
last month have been devoting con-
siderable time to the examination of
the coal region of the Des Moines VAL
ley, and although find the productive
coal-field of Iowa smaller than some
have supposed, l have been agreeably
surprised IN these examinations, to
find so great an amount of coal, and of
SO good quality as really exists there.
In view of the fact that the Iowa
Central Railroad Company have loca-
ted their road through your county, it
will not be uninteresting to the citizens
to know that it has also been located
through the best part of the Iowa Coal
Field, because they will thereby be
able to get an abundance of that indis-
pensable fuel at reasonable rates. There
are fully fifteen miles along the pro-
posed route of that road i'm the counties
of Monroe, Wapello and Mahaska, UNI
derlaid by good bed of coal, which is
in some places more than seven feet
thick, of solid and good coal, all of
which can be mined in the most con-
yenient manner for shipment on that
road. -....t.,.. ....,......
l start with my party to the western
part of the State in a few days, but l
shall give the greater part of the sea-
sons labor to the fuel question. Dur
ing the dry weather of summer, / shall
go to the northern part to examine the
country for peat. / shall devote as
much time as can to your part of the
State, but you will see from what /
have just mentioned that may be tru-
ly serving the interests of your section
while laboring in person elsewhere.
G. A. WHITE,
, r9 '@ State Geologist.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17

After two years of confinement, not
very solitary, at Fortress Monroe, jeff
Davis has been taken to Richmond to
receive his release from confinement
Gen. Schofieid very wisely announced
that he would permit no demonstra-
tons on the occasion of the arrival of
Davis in Richmond. We think the
present movementa judiciousone. Bet
ter turn him loose to earn his own liv-
ing than to keep him i'm Fortress Mem
roe to be petted and made martyr of
by his friends. asaa.e#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17

The reported capture of the steamer
lie Claire above Sioux City and the
massacre of the passengers and crew
by the Indians, is contradicted. aala
A most terrific boiler explosion oc-
cured at Hampton, Illinois, ten miles
up the river from Rock Island, on the
18th inst. The steamer Lansing, run
ming i'm connection with the Western
Union Railroad, in attempting to leave
the wharf on the upward bound trip,
exploded her boilers, killing six per-
sons and seriously injuring six others.
Jefferson Davis has been admitted to
bail. He is now at liberty to 60 width
ersoever he pleases. After being adj
mitted to bail he left Richmond with
Mrs. Davis TO visit their children at
school in Canada.
Two more fires haverecently occurred
in Chicago, consuming i'm the aggre-
gate about $500, 1000 worth of property.
The eight hour law has recently
passed the Legislature of New York
and been signed by the Governor.
The Georgia Injunction Bill has
been dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court has decided, by
majority ofone, that notes for negroes
sold before the war are invalid. The
decision involves many millions of dol
lars.
The ST. Louis Republican, leading
Democratic paper in Missouri, is out i'm
favor of negro suffrage.
The war rumors in Europe do not
look encouraging for speedy settle
ment of the present troubles.
An attachment has been served on
the steamship Great Eastern, at the
suit of her. crew, tor non-payment of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17

THE length of the public gas-pipe i'm
Philadelphia is four hundred and
eighty-six miles. @g #".s -Hn#
The Vicksburg Weekly Republican,
in its own language 1.-THE only radical
Republican unconstitutional Union
paper published in Mississippi" is sus-
pended.
The next number of the Ledger will
contain the beginning of Beecher,s
novel, which he has baptized " Nor
wood; or Village Life in New Eng
land.n
Philadelphia churches furnish ac-
commodatlon for 2oO, 900 people; New
York, 10000, and Boston 10000.
The Prince of Wales knew nothing
of the Royal baby that was born to
him, having for two days been out on a
spree.
Wages for women are very high in
Colorado $40 week and board. fire.
quently. The dear creatures have their
rights somewhere then.
A cargo of $4,000 bushels of Califor-
MIA wheat, lately arrived at Philadel-
phia, nets the owner $50, 900.
Stephen Smith, lumber merchant,
Is the richest negro i'm PHILADELPHIA.
lie owns seventy-five houses, and is
worth $500, 600
Trinity Church, in New York, is to
be enlarged to nearly double its present
capacity, by extending it to the church
i'm the rear.
A barrel of -four can be purchased in
Paris, sent by rail and steamer to Liv-
erpooi, and thence transported i'm n
sailing vessel to Boston, at less ex-
pense than it now can be purchased
I'm the latter city. Flour is worth over
double as much i'm, Boston MS it Is i'm
San Francisco. Unless prices materi-
ally decline at the east, in three wears
from this Goldfish will be worth less i'm
California than i'm Massachusetts. and
Russian American will be supplying
New England.
A youth of sixteen and girl of four-
teen eloped in New Britain, Conn.
Monday night but the girls father
caught them at the doorway of a Just
ice in an adjoining town, horsewhipe,l
the lad, seized his daughter by the
arm, seated her on the horse behind
him promised her a good spanking,
when they got home, forbade her
would-be husband from ever being
seen In New Britain again, aud slowly
galloped home,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
Machine Poetry.
SONG OF BIRDS, NO. 2. :.

Cd
Fair Cedar Falls, not the city of the
plain
Immortalized by Poets i'm classic strain,
A thriving town, growing up to city
hood,
Proud of it's birthplace and its blood.
Proud. of its water-power that's busy
turning cranks,
Proud of its factories that line its peo-
pied banks,
Proud of our schools not unknown to
fame,
Proud of our College of high sounding
name.
&GLE@ E&sgc
Proud of our citizens who are proud of
their clothes,
Proud of their suits got Mt BIRD, PICK
TON & Co.'s,
Who are proud of their stock of fine
vests and pants,
For PICKToN Is knight of the shears and
not of the lance.
.a".rt.g- III. a.-t-eaE
Their coatings and cassimers good salts
faction give,
Made up at prices that both parties can
live,
And if you want ready-made, WE have
the best,
And can suit you with coat, pants, or a
All kinds of hats we have on the dock,
So give us a call and examine our
stock. 49, af.. y 70 Il +
We have the Amidon plug, and silk of
the same,
With soft hats of prices too tedious to
. ! .vEl i I'LL II ! T. 7 +
We have all kinds of furnishing goods,
collars, cuffs and ties,
Summer under-shirts and drawers,
gloves and butterflies,
We have suspenders, long and strong,
- trunks, both large and small,
We have the Henrietta cap, that's sure
to please you all.
--.. E.~ +@.-.s5E .4e-..@ Ia
And one thing more We'll press upon
your mind,
That away from Jerusalem good cloth
ing you will find, .@Zf II
So give us call, high prices We'll
smash, .. ~..
And sell you suit if you'll pay us the
CASH. ...-
BIRD, P1oKToN q co.
CEDAR FALLS, April II, 1867. sss... So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
Republican state Convcn-
ton

: The Eleventh Annual Republican State Con-
yention of Iowa, win be held at Des Moines,
on Wednesday, the f9th doyoJ June A. D. 1867, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF norninat-
ing candidates for the following state officers,
to be filled at the next general election, viz
One person for the Office of Governor,
One person for the office of Lieut. Governor
One person for the office of Judge OF the
Supreme Court, and
One person for the office of Superintendent
Of Public instruction.
The ratio of representation will be as fol-
lows, viz: One delegate from each county, and
one additional delegate for every hundred
votes, or fir ctional part of a hundred votes.
cast at the ast<lection for Hon. Ed. Wright
for Secretary of State. it'll
All who supported the nominees and princi-
pies of the Republican party at the last genie
raj election, are cordially invited to take part
in sending delegates to this convention.
by order of the Republican State Central
Committee. NJ. L. QUITS, Chairman.
April 50, 1867.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
IudgshiD.

Judge Sewers of Mahaska Co. has
consented to allow his name to go be-
fore the State Convention as candi-
date for Supreme Judge. The Judge is
an old andable lawyer and would fill
the Office, wethink, with credit to him
self and the State,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
POWERS & HEMENWAy'S
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY, IF I'll

CEDAR FALLS, BLACK HAWK CO., IOWA.
Established for The express purpose of
COLLECTIN NOTES,
ACC CUNTS, &C.,
In this portion Of the State to which give immed
ate and prompt attention, and for which we
have tho best facilities.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-17
G. N. Miners drug store is the
place to buy good cheap drugs.

"a The very best Drugs are to
be found at G. N. Miners.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
NlIaein eines Nuffeben.

Sa, dligcmcincS auiieben in bieier Stabt, cr,
resen bic berabscicBtcn unc auBerprbentli6 bill
ligen Yrciben, an bencn uniere Na6barn an Der
Bcit'Somtcn StraBe, in Nlaentann, ndmlid,
bic Scrrcn Y. g. z b elmer unb Comp, ibrC
Srcfenipdaren perfaufcn. = 9Sabnid lic fnr
ipcthpcbIicil. sSic iic pieS tbun tbnncn, 1T
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1T cine ,,Sdtt," bic nbt bcrncint wtrbcn fam.
Oabtr iprr poblfcil faufcn pia, Der gcbe pcrtbin.
Scfal, 3lpcitr 2bilrc cbcrbalb Dem ,Nplcr @aits
h1uS.n =
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
lin 6Itern.

Scib eingebenf, baB eine5 Der beften Tngc
ba6 BIZ fir bcinc anbcr tbun fdnnlf, 1T, bieIclbt
in bic Sd)ule 81 ldifen unb bncn cine Gr,icb,
un9 81 9tben. @ibt ibuen cini9e quite Sild,cr,
9efauft in bem' nSrcben6bote gudicbr" RON
Y .. geilenrin 9 nno e omp., in Naen.
taun, va, mo br allc3cit paS gr0btc. nobfeilitc
nnO bette Nnortcmcnt. bon Nnen Nrttn SSild)cr
finoen tonnt Scbcr iolltc eS i'm @cpd6tniE
balten, ban menn Sbr @iIhcr bon ir9eno elmer
.art 81 baben milnldt, odB Der bette Ylob bic
lelbe 81 tdufcn, III ccm Stobr bon e. 9. 9ci.
lcnring une Comp, in NlIcntaun, ill., 9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
6resertien | 6rsssreien !

9a in Der Glib iicbentcn StraEc SipiIden Der
Wolnut uno Union, in Nacntaun bd betrcbt
Id)On isit GINGER 3eit eiu Sor, Sobn Dtebl
baS c5crei> i6d t. unb naB CT
gdn, unalaubIid, irobfe bertanft, piss fdnst
aud al ibcrau bctdnnt 5u ipcrpen = ipie CT cS
abcr tbun fam, baS lit ba5 8dtblel: 3um She'll
ipnnu mir ben Sragenben l6on ,,rau6bslfcnn
nnp bies 1T. baB or icine @siddite lelb 4 be,
lor9t nno nid)t bis Sodnbe ans lcinen 4ro.
fiten 81 be,abien braudt-unb babel gebt cr gam,
,,ltritt" ein fhr ,,ldncae @ertdufc unb flenc
Yrcfitc" = ipc bicS Gin iebcr quite guiineR.
Wiann tbut g8Cr bober @cp lporcn mil al
ienen @rc,rrcen, Der fam bieS gan, unbcItrcit.
bar tbun--unb nid)t nur ipcnis iparen, Ionberu
piel-penn er bei ibm anrnft, uno bislslbe bon
ibm tauft
sScr iparcn ipilI Der muB prcbiren,
llnb bari uud tcinen Sent percrcn;
9a bci hem 0icb III grab Der Srt,
SSo man itrtS 9cWiunt fort unb fort
sS-6iir Butter, Gicr H. (. NJ, be,abt er i'm.
rncr ben b0dlten Warttpreis
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
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@or sinscr 3et, bur6 ben gbrlp. Srn 3.
E, SubS. Sr. SSiIousbbD SScoDrng, nit @iB
Nnenoa Semnlel, beipe bon @crbs sg8bcitbaQ
Vim ndmlidcn Sag, bnrd 0cniclbcn, Sor So.
lepb SallSman, bon Rcrb. .98beitbaa, nit NRiB
sulstta SIant, bon Silp-9Sbcitbaa.
Vim 7tcn December, burd) ScnIelben, Sr.
SeniS .. senB, bon SSbcitbau, nit NtiB Suian
9aloncrt, bon Scioclbcrg.
YIN 8ten December, bur6 SenIclbcn, or. Sos
nas 9eB, init WliB GIi,a Raud), beibc bon Soc-
bcbcrg.
Vim borlebtcn Scnnta9 Nbenp bm6 ben Gbrip.
@rn. gtcnni9 Sr. Milton s.. SR crt, nit
WtiB Gm a M @u6 M II, bcibe bon bic
isr GitD.
SurdwanoCIt frcb bic 9cbcnS,cit,
Ser9niist nnp lprscnfrc,
Nicmals bctrcff eu6 @ram unb 9eib,
slic i6ipinpc 9ieb' uno Srcu;
llno nod Gin Unnib, ipenn's cud) bclicbt,
Sd boff' ibr wcrpt ni6t bDlc lcin,
'SaB man6cn Spr6Bliu9 bicl9cliebt,
@cdt frcubig ibr mSgt pcscn Gin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
Sefcbdfts Npti;en.
rer rOoblftilc aelsr HleiesrIaeen

SaB man in Dem obigcn 9apcr, 9sbalten burd,
:. Y, " bo Il o6. bic pobIfeilltcn unp in allen
Soinlid)tcn pcrtbebaftcitcn &leosr faufen fam,
niro pon Nlltn bod uno tbcucr" periidert bic
ic bort ibrc Gintdnfc ma6tcn. GS iit baber aud,
tein Number, odB icin Stobr immcr boiler Sun.
ben ilt-brnn leinc ssene SntereiIcn 81 itnpiren
1T eincS Scecn Nflid)t-ullp Sober liebt gu ipa>
rrn ipo CT fam. Scin cB9sr Stof 1T Der 9rrBtc
IN Der Staot unb bcltebt p0brld) aus Den Dor.
iii9lihitcn @iIter bic MIR crbaltcn perrcl t6n.
nrn. Serscie Den Srt nid)t, ndmIid): No. l l,
Sn'Samiltpn StraBc in Slllentaun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
WiGenswertb fir Ole Hamen

Nus ben neucitcn BARRIER Mcbes Scnrualcn CT.
lcbtn ipir, oaB bic lan0cn hatttrnben @dnbcr
lucld)t bic Oamcn oil ibrcn 0iiten unb SoGlirr
trdgcr, u6ogt mir bcim p gcnannt lptrbcn.-
90 fcl9ct bonn bcm mad pcm Stobr, Der 6irlno
sllilrr, Sd)reber nnb 60, idb brdn9cnbcn 0all,
fen, ipc Sbr Orb G'cobS. Srcbmaaren bon alien
@attllnStn, SbaiplS bon icbcr @r6be @olmc,
raj SfirtS, 9ocp StirtS Sanclle, SlanfctS,
atuilene nne GalicocS gut unb 10 biuig. paB lic
folt gcI6cntt iine, fnbcn unb fauftn fEnnct =
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
ge6a GauntD DatriDt.
Cuivffmuble aufaetieae,.

PuIOffihubIf aufaefehsh,
Nm Mtcniag ben 9ieu Decembcr. 1T Die %ul-
reimitble Der Seerren 0.9opeH Sriibtr H.
9omp.. gclcgen ftipd 3 ARtilcn bon 8capcr
MtedDopS. in biz Sopbc geflogeu, Die GrpIciipn
iteIIte ib Gin I'M ctipa 4 llbr bt6 &a6mitta9S
Die MRfblc ipllrbc bcauflbt9t burd Sob II
Wotb d. lr, NIB leine ,pei Snbne 0isIe
battcn bic Sliible nur ettpa 30 Mnutcn Dor bcm
llngliG pcrabril, unb iparcn auf ibrcm Scim.
ipe9c nad 9eaber WeaboipS. 9ic llrlad)e Der
GrploNon it ein 0sbcimniB nnb ipirb ipabridein-
Iid Gin @ebcimnib blcibcn Mics ipuroe in Der
re1ien Nrbnuns 9caBen 0I0 bic 3otbrpd'6 per.
lieBtn GS purotn chpa Scnncn Nulbcr scr.
fort, 5ulamnlcn nit Der Niiiblr nnb Dem Soauie
gum lrofnen 10 ipie bic Wiai6cncrc pcrbunben
nit BEN Gtabliicmcnt Der ganjc Srrlut ipirb
alf ,ipil6cn $4,000 unb $4,000 gri6dbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
Ter Rffobr

0err Miltou s. Grdmer, bonn @dltobr
ipar Dor ciiiger So9cn ipieocr in 4bldbclpbia
unb RellDort, nnb D1t idir5rc @intdufc gclnaf,t.
gSi0 bic 9ctgng Gud) trrCibt, mtrben bic @Iitcr
ipobl id)on bier ieill-abcr 9ibt bonn nal N6t
ipao na throi 6tierta9c bcrauSiprinsen pirb?
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lol6 pradtpOllcr Ginfauf nad Nlcntaun 9cfom.
men 1T 9altct cS i'm @cbdbtliB, cS 1T bicS Der
Gdifobr al Der Bclt. .Soamitpn. .StruEc, Dem
;, Neler 0ctcl" gcraec gc9cniIber 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24

Dsy~N Nnf Der YorIcr NllSitelung iparcn @e-
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idbcn nno bod iparcn lic bon prdparirtcm &ar.
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bartt Snbitan, ungcfcrmt iprrbrn fir &anme
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@cralIcn dbnli6c Ytaile. aRand)s unircr edo
nsn blrftcn babcr ibr lcioenmcd)cS Noben> cbsr
@olcbaar nit einem Stiif SIrbB tdmmcn unb
CO nit gclbCn Mhben Idmifcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-24
Srinst gurcn Gutter, Rier, II T. u

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