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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-11-07

MEDICAL AUTHORITIES have annc,unc ed tina
not less than oNE-FIFTH of the entire por,ula-
tion of the United States are afflicted with
Neuralgia in some form. Surely the man who
can safely remove such vast aggregate of
pain is great public benefactor Sucfl is
Doctor Turner, of Boston, in Massachuse It's
His Universal Neuralgia Pip is pronoun ced
on all hands, to be an entirely harmless, and
perfectly certain remedy for this most tortaur-
ing of all known diseases.
See Advertisement in another column.
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snMEr1srnaroR,s sALR.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue, and
~ Il, nurzuence of an order Of hcence made the
4th dav of November a. D., 1857, in the matter Of
the estate Of the late J. d. McIntyre deceased Of
the town of Sller Kenosha County, Wis, the IN
Fnrsic1led administrator of said deceased will, on
IN 1rsday the 2lst dsy OF November, A. D., 1867, a
10 O'Clock A. NJ at the former Residence OF the sald
3acasa1 in the town of Randall, Kenosha Co, Wis.
Offer for sale at Public Auction, the following de-
bed personal property, to.wIt:
1s0 fIne wool Shee0. Z Spanish Bucks, Combined
Res 11er d Mower, 6 Shoats, pair Of Work Horses,
mat ched, Double Harness, Sleigh, Cutter.
Dr 1c ? Plourhs, / Corn Cultivator, 2 flaming
Nj r. 3 quantity of Oats, Corn, Winter Apples,
ia y, Cider and Barrels :.
AdmlmsualoIs Mrs. u. K. McISTyRE.
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BENTLEY, has new advertisement which
was too late for this week, but will appear
next. He has rare stock of Window Shades
and Wall Paper, which he proposes to sell at
the lowest possible cash price. Also, he has
received the Globe Edition of Dickins' and
fine lot of miscellaneous books.
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COMM EE9 CIAL.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, Nov nth 1867.

OFFICE OF THE KENoSHA TELEGRAPH, |
Thursday, Nov nth 1867. {
GRAIN Wheat is firm at $1.75@$1.S5.-
Barley is nominal, 1.2O@1.3O. Oats 55@56c
Corn, new shelled roc in the ear Soc.
PROVISIONS.-Butter is in better supply,
but the market is still firm for choice lots,
with sales at 30@35c. Eggs 20@22. Pota-
toes 20.
DRESSED HOG.-Dressed Hogs come in so
far quite iudifferently fatted, and but few
heavy lots have been offered. The sales are
at range of $5.5o@$7.
HAY.-Timothy, Of prime quality finds a
ready sale at $11@$l2.
LuMBER.-Th retail prices at the Yards
are steady at $15 per NJ for fencing and com
mon stuff "A'' Shingles, $3.50.
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Fire Preoantion.

IRE Pr60aut10n. -----
The almost unprecedented scarcity of water,
renders more than usual precaution necessary,
against the accidents of Fire. Toom much care
can not be exercised to avoid such calamity
Good Fire Engines, and efficient Fire Compan-
les can make but poor resistance to fire, ifthat
great essential, -water, be wanting
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A Good Cigar can always be procured by
stepping into the mandatory of H. Andre,
in the basement Of Lyman's building. Mr..
Andres Cigars take the preference oyer all
other brands in the city, and we counsel all
lovers of ''the weed'' who are not already in
the habit of doing so, to give him CALL See
his card in to-day's Telegraph.
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Mini muffs at Doan's.

Confesse dig the Greatest Medical Discovery Of
the Aqe sD.<..J. W. Poland's White Pine Com
pound. Moth ing acts SO soothingly, or effects
SO rapid a cure; SO say the thousands who have
been saved from serious illness by its timely
USE Sold by F. Robinson.
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Ladies,-Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powders
CANT biscuits are made when this powder is
used with water. Besides it saves shortening
Try it and see how decidedly superior are its
productions to soda and saleratus. Bronson
q Co. sell them.
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Peckham yarns at Doan's.

"TRY, TRY AGAIN. when you are afflict-
ed with severe cold or bronchial affection,
which may any moment terminate in con-
,,umption, first try all the cough preparations
Won see advertised. and when you find they do
Won no good, pay dollar for bottle of 'Dr.
poIand,s White Pine Compound" and get
relief It his never failed in a single case
Sold by all druggists"
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Sunday School Instituts.

Sunday School Institute
A series of Sunday School Institutes are be.
ing held In different counties in this State
One of these Institutes will be held in this
city, commencing Monday evening, Nov
18th, and continuing through Tuesday and
Wednesday. Men distinguished in the Sunday
School service will be present. The friends
of Sunday Schools in this county are invited
to attend, and will meet with a cordial recep-
| ton
The Programme for the Institute is as fol
lows rf VIRGO .4.fF
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th, 1857
7-30 P. M.,-Address by Rev Hiram Eddy, OF
Milwaukee subject-Model Teacher.
TUESDAY MORNING.
$50 to 9-Prayer for the Spirits presence.
9 to 10Organization, and reports from the
Schools.
10 to 11-General management Of Sunday
Schools (by Conductor).
II to 12--Addrsss /; The object Of s. S. Egstrac-
ton, to be followed by discussion.
a TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Methods Of Teaching.
2 to 2-30-Infant Class.
2-30 to 3-Black Board Exercises and How to
Secure the Attention of Glasses.
to 3-S0-Intermediate Classes-how best
rht.
. 90 The Bible Class--how best TO secure
ottandanoo and conduct it.
a'tehuance'
r. AK EVENING.
6 80 to 8-Children's Me-
8 to 9-Lecture, by Hon. A. van "yek ) sup
ject~-The Holy Land.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9 to 9-30-Devotional Exercises.
$50 to 10-S. s. Literature.
10 to Ito what extent and in what manner
should Doctrinal Instruction be given in our
s. Schools? (By Members of the Institute.)
II to 12-The Teachers Meeting
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2 to 3-The Wants of our Country, s. how
shall they be met
3 to Ito be filed by the Institute.
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See Weeks and Fellows new Advertisement
this week. Their stock of New Goods can
not fail to meet the wants of customers in
their line
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School Superintendent.

james Harmon is probably elected school
Supt. over B. L. Dodge in this county. Quite
a number of prominent Republicans worked
industriously for Harmon at the polls. The
reasons for this course,we will not attempt to
explain. 1t is unpleasant to make nomina-
tions and not abide by them.
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Unitarian Church.

The new Unitarian Church in this city, is
enclosed; its architectural proportions are
now fully displayed, and by common consent,
It's exterior appearance VIII be pronounced
attractive. 1t is understood that the work
Of completing the edidce will proceed as rap
idly as possible.
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A mot fern philosopher taking tire motion of
the earit on its axis at II miles in second
says thai if you take OF your hat in the street
to bow u your friend you Fso II miles bare
headed fithout taking cold.
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st. Mathews Church.

Mathews Church EpiscopaD in this
81 Necn reprinted, and has undergone
n.y. -''' anges, both in it's external and
t0P"i'0 @no cl' now presents much i'm
interior aspect. " nnearance ,rbere is
proved and attractive az ~ town or ci+v
no kind of enterprise in a.. .1;t, and :,
which speaks better for the NOR. 80 "a
telligence of the population, than Ii,
tasteful church edifices
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Wilnnot.

W IuIUGl M = ~ ~
We learn from the american Churchman,"
of Chicago, that there is good prospect of an
Episcopal Church at Wilmot, in this county.
Rev. Mr.. smithett, of this city, accompanied
by the Bishop, visited that place the last Sab
bath in October, and found an encouraging
field for the undertaking above mentioned.
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Republican overcoats at Doan's. Buy one.

SIX Observation-Disclosures e &C h r s.
Players~-Printers and Politicians, all suffer
from dyspepsia, nervousness, loss of appetite,
liver complaints, and diseases which they
may prevent or cure by the use of Plantation
Bitters. If those sufferers took these Bitters,
the poetry would be purer, the paintings
would be grander, the sermons livelier, the
acting truer, the printing neater, and the pol
tics honester. This splendid tonic inVigor-
ates the system, and enables the brain to work
healthily.
Perhaps no article was ever SO we'll endorsed
by all who have used it.
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Fatal Accident.

i cbpuA 41OO4NOAVs
Mr.. Harlow Gibbs, of the town of Paris, on
Thursday last, was engaged in breaking a
span of colts, which were hitched to wagon.
He got out of the wagon for the purpose Of
leading the colts by the bride they became
fractious, and Mr.. Gibbs was thrown down
and the wagon passed over him. His injuries
proved severe; he fingered until Saturday
last, when he died. Mr. Gibbs was a respect
able citizen, by occupation farmer.
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the Irish Republic.

Tue Irish Republic.
This able journal, published in Chicago, is,
we are pleased to learn gaining rapidly in
circulation. Many of the most respectable
newspapers in the eastern States, have spoken
in the highest terms of the ability with which
it is conducted. It commends itself to the
support of all intelligent Irishmen in Wiscon-
sin.
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Picture Frames.

Our young friend, j swartz. of the well
know Premium Photographic Art Gallery"
has on hand large stock of Picture Frames
ofall styles, sizes and prices, which he intends
sell off at greatly reduced rates. Call and
look ct them. s Hla.1L- ID
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Otter furs at Doan's
Horse and Buggy for Sale.

ANY person desiroust to purchase good fam
lily horse, and genteel covered buggy, can
hear of an excellent opportunity, by inquiring
at the Office of the subscriber. ftsos
Kenosha Oct, 81, 1867, If
GgegtIs3 S. Y. BRANDE.
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The Unitarian Society, which has been wor-
shipping in Simmons Hall for the last two
years, will hold its last service there next
Sunday morning. Mr.. Mann takes vacation
then until the opening of the new Church,
about the last of next month, of which due
notice will be given.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-11-07

Mr.. G. W. FooT, presented us few days
since, with new variety of apples, called
Thompson Co. King" 1t appears an excel
lent variety.
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A GENTS WANTED.

$3.50 per month, TIRE YEAR Round, or 900 per
Cent Profit on Commission.
We guarantee the above ealary or commission to
active industrious agents. at their own homes, TO
introduce an article of Indispensable utility in every
household For full particulars CAL on or address
G. W JACKSON 80 CO.. II South Street, Baltl-
MI
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Bow in Dublin.

quite row was gotten up on el ection night
IN 1hat part OF the First Ward usually called
Dublin. For ?. quarter of On no nr, the noise
at a oistar zee, betokened disposition to
smash things on a large scale. The loudest
swearing came from the feminine part of the
belliger ents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-11-07

Brown has new column this week, he is
one oil the live merchants, and goes for quick
sales at small profits.
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, RIi,1kS EoR SALE.

The subscriber mas 20 Spanish Bucks for sale
cheap. ....,
in Vermont,
Farmers Wishing to improve their focks are re-
snectfully invited 70 ca II and examine them, on my
premises. in Somers, tn zee miles west of Kenosha
Depot
Somers, Nov. 9th, 1867 uuoon
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Chicago & Milwaukee Railway.

Kemper Hall
In this city, we learn, has an increased mum
Der of Young Ladies in attendance, over the
number of last term.
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Thos English has on hand fine stock of
Buffalo Robes and Horse Blankets. He in
vites those who wish to buy, to call and ex-
anime them. v,FHa
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North Ward Voting.

NUTIH W dFU VOGIug.
last Tuesday. The people voted uutil they
were tired, and out of breath. Some political
wags had succeeded in making the people of
that Ward believe, that if the Republicans
carried the day this fall, the beer and whiskey
barrels would all be smashed. Thereupon
they were terribly scared, md put in as fol
their dear lives.
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Thanksgiving.

lHauksglVIng,
President Johnson has appointed Thursday,
the 2oth of November inst, as day of Nation
al Thanksgiving. The Governors of several
OF the States, have already appointed the same
day, and doubtless, those who have not yet
Issued their Thanksgiving proclamations, will
conform, so that the observance of the day
VIII be the same, by both National and State
appointments.
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Bridge.

DIIUSbI
Main Street bridge is undergoing thorough
repair, under the superintendent ,of Alder
man White.
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HARPER's NFw MONTHLY MAGAZINE This
is one of the most popular magazines publish
ed in this country. Now is a good time to
subscribe.
TERMS ;--Harper's Magazine, one year "a
An extra copy ofeither the Magazine, Week
ly or Bazaar will be supplied gratis, for every
Club of FIVE Subscribers at 81 each, in one re.
mittance, or, Six Copies for $50
Back numbers can be supplied at any time
a complete set, now comprising Thirty-dve
volumes, in neat cloth binding, will be sent
by express, freight al expense Of purchaser,
/ for 81 25 per volume. Single volumes, By
mail, post paid, So. Cloth cases, for binding
| IS cents, by mail, postpaid.
Subscriptions sent from British North Amer
lean provinces, must be accompanied with 2
cents additional, to prepay United States pos
tage. Address
Harper & Brothers,
Franklin Square, New York.
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Dull Times.

Ouu 11lu6Ss
For the past two weeks, dull times do not
seem to have been confined to any
particular locality. A Chicago cor
respondent Of Saturday last, says: At no
time for a long period, has this city witnessed
such condition of dizziness, as has existed
during the past week. In the stores, the
clerks stand looking over the counters iar Gus
toners that come not.O 4H s-4t. e...
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Fur caps and collars at Doan's.

DRMoREsrs ILLUSTRATED MoNTHLY.-The current
number of this favorite periodical is a very good
one In addition to its usual Illustrations including
the colored fashion plate, there are three large
plates devoted to fashions, and another feature OF
special interest to ladies' viz: full size pattern OF
v inter Cloak. The special departments are moi
neglected. and there is the usual variety of excellent
reading matter, stories, poems etc This is the
best and most useful of the parlor magazines, AM
no family can afford to do without it.
Subscription price, So yearly, with valuable pre-
MUM.
Address W JENNINGS DEAIOREST,
! 473 Broadway New York.
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County Election.

We have been unable to obtain full lection
returns from the towns in this county. The
official will appear next week.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. 2W23
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New Blacksmith Shop,

Thomas L. Whitbeck has opened shop In
the Eagle Foundry building, one block east of
the Bank. He has the reputation of a good
workman. See advertisement. 8
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-r- @ sUBsCRIPTIoas-1S68
The publishers have perfected system Of mail
ing, by which they can supply the Magazine, Week
ly, or Bazaar promptly to those who prefer to re-
ceive their periodicals directly from the Office of
publication, Postmasters and others desirious of
getting up Clubs will be supplied with Show Bill
on application
The postage on HARPER's WEEKLY is 20 cents a
year, which must be paid at the su6scrS6sr's post
office.
TERMS:
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or six copies for $40 90.
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GRAND JURORS

The following is the List IF Grand and Pet
tit Jurors drawn for the Move uber term, 1867
Circuit Court
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Get your overcoats at Doan's.
% I e ..


YUiE-In this city, October %, 1857, infant daugt
ter of. I. and Francis E. Yule, aged two month
and nineteen days.
When first we looked in her pure eyes
And read the longing written there,
For fairer lands and SUMMER skies,
Weraised our hearts to God in prayer,
That he would let our watchful love,
Win, from its native home above,
The soul that fain would fly away
Would let our little birding stay.
But all the little wings were strong,
That struggled, restless, to be free,
Till our sweet bird broke out in song,
And gained so soon her liberty.
But oh! God knows what tender ties
Broke, with the closing of her eyes:
He knows with what dreary pain,
We gave her back to Him again.
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Conforming hats at Doan's.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY The November mum.
Der Of the Atlantic Monthly is at hand. 1t contin-
DR.. Holmes Guardian Angel" The paper on
DIR. Mott, is not only well written, but true
1.-THE Rose Rollins part II. evlnces that the Cary
girl can sing as sweetly in prose as poetry. 1t is
alive with humor. I'm the Gray GOTH is worthy
of any Magazine. "Busy Brains" was written by
an industrious pen. 1.-The Autobiography OF
Quack" continues. 1.-THE Lie,' is somthing Amer.
lea needs to read Thearticle on rs. c. Porter and
Negro Minstrelsy' is worthy of both author and
the atlantic. Also THE Feast of Harvest" "A
Great Public Character 1.-THE Conspiracy at
Washington "Grasps the Situation"
Terms, 81 per annum. Address Ticknor & Fie Dis
Boston.
Doan is selling goods cheaper than the
THE LITTLE CORPORAL, for November, contains
its usual beautiful variety OF original, pure and
sparkling matter. All new subscribers for 1868
sent before the close of November, will receive the
November and December numbers of 1867 free
Great inducements are offered TO those who raise
clubs Terms, one dollar a year. Sample copies
sent postpaid to all who apply before the close OF
the year, whether the usual ten cents are enclosed
or not. The Little Corporal will make all the chill
dren better and happier.
Address ALFRED L. sEwELL,
Publisher, Chicago, Ill.,
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The legislature Of the State of New York
is Repu blioan.
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ajyy.GR REER.

the NJ. E. Parsonage, Oct 20
by Rev. A. j. Mead, Mr.. Absolem NJ. Erb, and
Miss Sybel c. Corser, both Of Warren, Ill.
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Mitchells Biographies at the Corner Book
store.
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le- Doan is selling goods cheaper than the
phpaDesf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

Surf Dor - ll6r Mittaes rief Ntr. Gallono: rSo=
ru9 Sabo !" D. +. auf beutl6: uVringet 1te beretn.
= @lei1 barauf traten BRET 9arten etll, teoe IN ~
rem grm zines Der Stnoer balteno. - Na0oem lie
mebrere S6ritte mad %porlpdrts ge9arlgen lparel1!
ibereaben lie Die &inoer ben YrGlloente1 per pre-!
onpeienoen Gon9regatiDnen ln0 tad1oeul ole pref
Babies bierauf orei anoere1 Serren f8el1. WtcSo=
nell, q. g~SaIiermanr, Der Die Steue pes Sohp.
Saie6t perIab - unb Son. Sobn eonneB) aroerE
tralt tpproen fparel1, gelangtet ne olrdl GeBtere emo
lid bis sum Nltar, ~ipOlelbit Die SeI6neiour9 oor9es
"nonlmen murbe. WGbreno elmer Der Hlabblner am
Slid iaB uno bas Sinh auf &llen lie9ero, Gllf 1el=
men &nieen bielt, ppllso9 Der Wunoar5t DIE SperG=
tion. Gin anoerer Gtabbiner perlas u1teroeilel1 ole
Sanctiifation Ibrabam's unO bereBte DIE Slppen
bes Ginoes nit @ein.
Spbalb Naes ppriiber, piro Der junge Weltbir=
ger aIs elmer BON @plf Der Musertpdblten protlanltrt
unb Der Mutter suriid9egeben. ytab0eirl au9 an
ben iibrigen beioen &inoern Die SperGttolt polljD5
gen iporben, mos i'm 8ansen rur II Mtl11lte11 3elt
beaniprufte, ipurbe1 Die Babies nod etrlllal 0or
ben gtltar oebraft, I'm bort getauit uno NIT 0oloe=
men Mteoaillons pDn perI6teOellen Sp9ell bel1entt 5l
lperoen.
Na6 8eenbigung Der Geremonien be9aben lid Die
ein9elaoenen 86ite nod Dem Salemerlt per Sglhat
9p9e, mo- Elm ausgeSeidnetes Siner ibrer barrie"
Sie in Geoor 9apios, Soma. erl6einenbe AZ
en- viueibli6en S61en", Der auf Der o~orti9en Staats=
Nuslelung su ieben mar. Die Stub 9eh6rt Sol.
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gen genommen, ma6te nit Dem q. Soma Heglntert
Ben Warl6 nad Ging9olo, gla., madte Die gar5e
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mad Seponnab, puroe BON oa gu 8aIier na6 Nelu=
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ma eebra6t. SGtte bos pofere S6ier ni6t penig=
items cine Srepet : Gommiliipn %peroient, nit Oenen
man ia Dbnebin 10 ~frei8ebig 1T?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Stpp!! unb aufgepaBt
Neus uuS Spcs SSnrsclrcben!

11nter allen RebenIrrten taben it'd aud btsIe5 Satr re SSeS
umb 9tenb Seehltn9 AM belten bep1hrt. 2SabrGllp PIE eatam-
ba unp eiele anbere Sprten pteber on Dem N|ehltbau dn9ee'
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oeblteben uno tire Slitter in0 iebt npd 70 grim ais i'm 6rul'
ipnmer. Der g8ein opn beipen Sprten wurpe pleles SaeEl
an bic 2pnewurtb gSetn Gpnpagnte IN Cincinnati fur OBJ
lar per 8nllpne serfauft unb fdS Sulhel 3rauben splt Del
Rens Seebline (tc ipirb ihpn Witte Mugu't rettl ruroe au1
BENT Gtnctnrati Ntarft fur II Dollars serfauft. Die Grrott
spn beiben Sprten bat nod ME fauirt, e5 itnb iebr Ippt9t
gBdhier, ant beiten geet9net etnen talten 98tnter ausjuHalteT
unb 1ebetben in iebem 8lima.
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epr;G1lih ais Shhttentraube In etner 0artenlaube pper an
Souie gespsen. Spl8enpes limb meine preiie:
SSe Seebltus $50 0pQ. per touienb, $40 per tuneert
$3.50 per Ousenb. 3wetj6trt9e 9aan3en S. per 0ubenb.
&snb Ses6ltne $soG G FER taa'enH,. $25 PER e%nnOsrt' 81
N.S. SD serfagfe MIR a~userleiene, gut bepursclte i'm fret
EFT 9eac8ene 9Eanen; es TT allO- feline @efabr %.prbanpen Mi
elenben 3reibtau5p hanaen an9eihmtert IN pcrben.
Concord, Delaware, Sartfrrp unb aQe tefannten Sprter
e~benfoQ5 an Sonb III ben b~tlliNlten 9reiIen.
N6bere &u5funft ert9etlt germ,
2onis MtItGtter,
OH. 3. -n Spr Sl4, Sanbu9fp, Stir.