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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
nj JoE BLAZE.

San men are great BY chance, but know
e darned site w en- tina. are mean from
choice.
A rale strictly konseenshus honest man
won, bet--uniesa he's got a sure thing.
don't know va. a rat-ierrier dog wnz
made for, but the Lord didn't make him in
vain. ] wouldn't BE- vain myself bout ma
kin such dog az them.
hev alsgz thot that ef the kollerry could
be managed will dscreshon il might prove
2 pablick blessiu.
A wise man don't want 70 to Kongress ;
and mitg few Nv EN- do IT,
A man that's got the each can allus cum
up to the scratch.
Tier amt n5 man thats wise sum aiu +. as
big fools az utlerg, however.
know sum raieroad conductors that amt
Is homes. as Judas iskarriot wuz but
reckon the rest w era is.
About al the difference can see In knuris
IL that the biggest kourt has fhs last
guess.
kuow sum ofthe best kind Of men tha,
never had an office.
When you meet yirtlous man order hi-
life Size fotograf. Yon can carry all yoa'Il
gel in pocket album.
never will patronize lottery as long as
can hire anybody else 10 rob me ct reason.
able wages.
Young man, before you try to be a rascal,
hadent you as well see ifyou woulden. make
better fool?
Some men that do great deal Of bizness
in their line, notice, Do q grea. deal Of lien
In their bizness.
Death, hell aud the grave ron mas escape.
but Ill bet you fonr dollars that you hev to
bi your wife new bonnet if she wants it.
knos7ed When all them fellers in Ohio
and New i Iork was q Running for Office, that
there wouldent more than I Of EN- get elect
cd.
None but the brave deserve the fair, and
none bot the brave can live with some of
them.
It is my opinion that a man ough;ent 70
have nary confiant. People can come near
enough linden on. yure bizuess by pure
o,nscsip
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
BULLETIN. VOL. 3, NO. 26.

The Pafaouavaa forces under Lopez
have attacked the brazilian camp aud car
ried it by storm, taking ! 800 prisoners and
several piece. Of artillery. New York
State has received a great fail Of snow, ard
all the rivers, as we'll as the canals, are clo-
sed with ice.---The Atlantic cable first
charged sl09 for message Of twenty words.
The present charge is 50 tor ten words
the press half price and the daily cash re-
ceipts are far greater than ever before
Ia Iceland the clergyman kisses his congre>
CATION all around before preaching.-An
Alabama pap.r announced that il would
keep silent in regard to a :. certain little afN
fair" IL . bottle Of CHAIR payne were sent to
the Office. The editor received seven bots
ties from seven different partes.--M Morlat,
the Swiss geoIogist, provided in his viii thar
bis skull shou!d be e graved With his name
and deposited in the Museum at Ber,in.---
The Oldest business in the world--the nurs>
cry business.-0il upon the waiers-A
cargo of petro.eum.--"R Representation of
,niuorilies Photographs of chiljfen.---
Mach ado about nothing-The parting Of
yoang Moving for new trial
Ccarilrz second wifs.--To destroy rats
Catch them one by one and aatten their
heads with lemon saeezer.----A fashion
able rarty is now called q daughtesculigr.
al show. - medical enthusiast in Paris
suggests that vaccination with dew from in
fecled districts should be tried as a prevents
iTe against yellow ;ever.--Divers are d.
wing for sanken treasure in the bag Of s..
Thomas. Ia one Of the wrecked steamers
the Rhoue-thcre are FIVE millions OF spc-
cie.--Mr. Silas Bronson, who died las.
week at New York, heqneathed $200.0
for a public library in his native place. Mid,
dIebury. Conn William Tr,.cs.lale, form
erly Rnsccrans chief detective at Nashville,
has Just died at Bunker Hill, ILL.,. Of con-
sumption. His age was 53--Sincc the
beginning of the present year Paris has been
visited by fit eight sovereigns, princes, &c;
amongst whom are one emperor. sultan,
ten kings. six reirning princes, nine pre-
sumptive heirs and yiccroy.- An orator.
warming with bis subject, exclaimed. :" I
guess there sia't man, woman or child.
in the house who has arrived at the age Of
fifty years, but ahat has felt this truth thun-
dering through his, her, or its mind for cen,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
- CoQucssionably the hest susta ined
wOPk 0f sAc 4 tad in tho N0rId..s
HARRER'S
New MenthIy Magazine.
Critical Notices Of Tic Press.

The mos, popular Monthly in the verdi
-Ner York Otsegre-.
We must refer in terms of calogy to the high
tone and varied ex y llencies e. HAEaER's Mae
A.IsR-A journal with a montaiy circulation OF
about lse,eOe eopies-in whose pages are to be
found some Of the choicest light and general
reading Of the day. We speak of this work as
an evidence OF the culture Of the American
People; and the popularity il has scguirea is
msrited Each number contains fully la pages
of reading matter. appropriately illustrated
With good weod-cat.: aad it combines in itself
the racy monthly and the mere philosophical
quarterly. blended with the best features of the
daily journal. II has great power in the dis
semina.ion Of love OF pure li,eraturc.-TRyn
NERs Guide to .incrieaa Literature, EoRaon.
We can account for its success only by the
simple fact that it meets precisely the popular
taste. furnishings variety Of pleasing and in-
structivs reading for all.-Ziaa's Herald, Boston.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

Henry Ward Beeeher recently said
if he was q Pope-no. a king-he
thought he should make better King
than Pope-no young man should
be a jourEeyman without having =
piece of land. There is nothing that
anchors man ike ground. A young
man that has go, a plat in the city,
or an acre in the country, with a good
adviser on it, gives mortgage to tho
State that he will be thrifty. honest,
sober, industrious. Srch . man the
devil soon abandons. Where you have
q whole community OF laborers, socie-
ty begins to approach the ideal Of
American Industry. lie liked Phils-
delphia better than New York or any
other city il the country, not because
It has cleaner streets or broader brms.
but because there was larger per-
centage Of the houses owned by those
people who occupy them than in ana
other city in the world. That is true
idea Of American industry. 1t must
be also virtuous and must be deeply
rooted in prosperity in the household.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

A coon JoHe.--Some individual inserted
an advertisement in the Cincinnati CONNER
ciai recently offering. in the name OF Charles
Ptau, well known merchant. ten dollars
for a good cat. Next day that gentleman's
place of business was besieged by urchns
carrying eats of all sizes, sexes, ages, aud
conditions black cats, white eats, gray cats,
yellow cats. tom cats, Maltese cats. brown
cats. tall cats, short cats, and slim cats.
Daring the day Mr.. Plan made his way 10
the Commercial establishment, covered with
cat fur, and indignantly reques ed the ad,
vertisement to be Withdrawn, rs he knew
nothing about it, and wanted no cat. Re-
hold the resal, Of judicous Advertising
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
HOUSE, LOT 4 BARN FOR SALE

eNliE sui scriber offers for sale, in the Village
i Of Littlcton, a large two story stone dwell
ing. containing four upper rooms, two large enes
below, a large west wing, and . cemmodious
cellar. The lower story Was formerly construct
cd for a store room, but is now divided by
temporary partition. Also large harm on the
same lot. Any person desiring . place for
store will find Littlctcn an excellent point, and
this house large and convenient enough for a
stosc, dwelling or entertainment. The whole
Will be sold fer $3.50. Apply to W. q. Des-
NAN, Independence, IowA.
S. N. KIER.
December G. 1867. n42-9m.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

The Charleston Mercury has dis
covered what the young men OF the
South must 10 ii they would be indie
pendent and prosperous. Il says:
"They must seize the plow handle
and spade, aud use them with as mnch
energy as they used the mnsket and
cannon. This has been done in South
Carolina, and scores of men o. gentle
blood are gaining their bread By work
that now is honorable indeed. Edaca-
ted young men may he found on the
warycs, in the cotton-Eelas, in the
barns, fighting against want rs they
fought against bullet and sabre
Ii the Southern white men would
cease to lie troubled about the degree
of industry Of the negroes. and go 7"
work vigorously themselves, they
would find their reward more speedily
than in tn advocacy of any possible
policy of political reconstruction,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
Meat Market
PRICES REDUCED OyE-TnIRD.
Clinton g. T. ]. Wilson,

HAVING PURCHASED Tie Meat Market
IL of Luckey Bro., viii keep constantly on
hand the best quality Of Beef. Mutton sni Pork,
ami other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business, and being large
" engaged in buying Cattle and Hogs aud feed.
ing their farms viii a; all times furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
of this market they have reduced the price II
meats enc third. and viii continue TO furnish
them at the lowest living rates.
The highest marke, price psil for cattle and
hogs. Those having stock fer sale will do we'll
10 give them call. naa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
INDEPENDENCE. IOWA FRIDAY DECEMBER 27 1867

Hudson River and of the Harlem Railroads,
from New YORK to Albany, and controls the
New York and Erie. Having now the New
York Central under his thumb and finger,
the next step will probably be to bring about
the grand consolidation scheme. in conjrnc-
.ion wish the Chicago ard Northwestern
Railway, OF connecting lines between New
York Citv and San Francisco.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

This is the way Western editor seeori'
a melancholy event: Yesterday morning
at four o. loek p. NJ, a man with heel on
the toe of his stocking, committed arsenic ty
swalloyiu- dose vi euicide. The inquest
Of the verdict returned returned jury that
the deceased came to he facts in aeeor.
dance With bis aearh. He leaves wlieand
ak small wives to lament the end OF bis un.
finely loss. In death we are IN the midst OF
lie
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27


A "SET UP" LiaUoR CAsE.-A few
weeks previous TO the State election,
the copperhead politicians of Clinton
county thought they would have a
sure thing if they could only set up ,
''liquor excitement Accordingly the
wires were laid. aud the &C pss
thought they had it all fixed. The
plan was to have 4 busted up retail
merchant sue a wholesale dealer 70 re-
cover some money paid for liquors
had, aud thus get mp the desired ex.
element among saloon keepers and
dealers. Some weeks before, Mr.. ).
doing business in Clinton and owing
c. il Chicago, for reasons best known
TO himself, concluded to send his stock
Of groceries to Davenport to be sold
at auction. c. hearing efthls, attack
cd the goods. Subsequently ). sues
A. e w. Of Lyons. for $4,000, to re-
cover money paid for liquors bought
"A sham case got up tor the aforesaid
political etfact-the parties agreeing
TO cancel judgment, it any be got,
for nothing. The ease came up for
trial at the September term OF the
Clinton county District Court, ard
plaintiff obtained Judgment for s2-
600. C's attorney, . sharp member
OF the Scott county bar, on the lock
out for his clients interest, at once
carnisheei A. & w. as debtors Of $.
Completely surprised, Il 9 parties 70 the
sham suit for political faeet acknewl-
edged the case Was eeS up. But too
late, his honor Judge Richman. de-
gliding that G. can recoyer-a sham
ease Of fraud not being recognized
and somebody will have $4,000 to
pay. This is a avcritlcation Of the old
saving, Those that dance must pay
the fiddler. - Darn,port Ga-etfe.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

"Ma," said an inquisitive little girl.
"will rich and poor folks live together
when they go to Heaven :" Yes, my
dear, they will be all alike there" !"
..'rhen. ma, why don't rich and poor
Christians associate together here =
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

The sweetest singer aud the sweetest per-
rua.e cf. llsilay are Aielina Patti and rhai-
oa's-Nigh,. blooming Cereus. Both are Ans
ericanl The fair singer enraptures every
body--the perfume Is 10 demand every ae'e'
- Georfeinlrs tlsIma. ~.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
Read This! Read This

All you who afflicted with Consumption.
or any of its early stages, such as Cough or
Cold. ~c offer You sure remedy, and give You
evidence for proof that cannot be disputed. We
will also warrant the remedy To give satisfaction,
or the money win be refunded,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

4 House and Lot, situated one Block east OF the
\ new school House, is offered for sale on rea-
sonaale terms. The house is new, has ie rooms,
and one of the best finished in the citv 1t
has 9eol cellar and a splendid s,ene eis,ern
This Is good chance for any person wishing a
nice place. For further particulars. inquire Of
Sa-sl e. H. pJRNEE
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

4 resy large a,.a.er of i-p7-..zx tess;~e.izls
hsrs already besa rrce.rui fraas rgsi,isns, Ger
cyssss, ssp0sheceriss. cad. tsesi, fts al classes
- sosfg, speaking IN sse sso-: sa.serfsS sss~ss "
sas WA.ss lfse eoHs2o.na-
Or. NICHOLS. ef NorfAse,i, ~, ssys,
~ fai tia H-afe fiae Corsrcsni {, he rery -
escioss aos e's.s a. cosss her f'.f'ssosc .e-
s5as tas clso On sfeffsps of re tsfaess, lcasifu
sf sas stomach, aasI esser klsafei orsans-"
Eer. J. K. CRssE, e. cErsev, y. n, srrtss,
~ hsre for ye srs regarded yoxr Hhi.e fs.s
Cessrossi as an ssrafaatis resse.is. 4 c.as tr.ly
sieie taas sssr. 7 Aars i..ss ftfsa "a Ca=.rcsal
Jor eosd, G'sd q srorNs cA0rMiaag"
From JAMES J. noyr.
BRApFoRD, N n, Sspsease-, 1855.
DIR. PoLAyDs Ia the FEy ~ 1>5s Ttoo& re-p
stoseas cold, which troe3sx a sc-y ccs.gs
pain IN fse 81 q aad nys, AZ rs1ss'sy t-s lsrss
nlso rsrg tadiy aiifea .rfss q q troslcsea. DIS
esse- fae Asfaey Casspsessf. fs,r sAs sSrec geirs
past hare teea reTy rssscs ,ros,s! s:ss my sress
asd isass, cAossse sp aai s,sisis sas.ese ssa..
s;as ss ssg< . ' =, I ;:.s 80 ~ ~
SPrsRy, ,cas iadscsd % try yossr " hife ffae Cz
pound, fAouya as en.h IL !. s-ts s'a H. R'ss s,r,y
sfoaisAnssst, before bl,tses coasA
~as better, the Siiacy froGtlc also, and csLl rest
nights arithouf ,aosfsS w ea! rsssssy sa nsnra.
hav 'sssa .esrs tsree bottles, ard sas sriss iise
xouid adj that my .rssAer's e,.ily Is sscfi.aA
70 ocosssap.os nsy xsaer, mesa<Ss asa fsro sas:s,s
haraag died ,Js
The H-hife Pine Comp ,snd, aircrfisef at lss,fA
in oar colssas Is NJ oay 10 ifs sars;iSc,
baf Is a higAiy 4ppro-ed sscfscSse Dr.. j. ". 10.
lsd, the inreafoy, hts the colddence Of the may
who kaosr hi, confidence wAseA As en- iayed srAsss
llborsag 1ssfasty sasy you're a. kaptsst sinSssW.
Has erpssis,,ce as sa5erer led hin TO sasks
Perinests rAseh sssxed Ia kis ssedicsi discoreyy-
Boston Wstchman and Redevtor.
A TAE rAExE MEpfcfSR-Dr. roisasrs Wars
Pine Compound, advertised ia cciumns, Is a sac
cessfsf att.Rst % constise sni epy fAe nseai acg
virtues of the Tkac Pine bark. II ias been taor-
oughy tested ~ people this csfy aud
the proprietor kas Testimonials % i;s ssslse ors
persons trcl taos-a 70 csfiscas. Ire .ecors-
sacs us srsl ~ all fhasc sissNsse srsicA
Is casrfei. his for sale ty al s~r druegis;s.-
New York Independent.
Tho White Pino Compound
u nsansfacfsrsd at the NEW ENGLAND BorAxre
0EPor. i06 Rssor~ Street, lsosfon.
GEORGE ". SWaTT, n H.. Proprietor.
For Sale by sMALE / GooDFELLo W,
Agents, Ind4endsaee, love t%Aly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
FOR SALE.

TIME desirable Residence owned by r. A.
il Jerncgan is for sale. This property is
new. built Of the hest material. and for conven-
iencc is unsurpassed by any dwelling house in
the city. For particulars, please call on the sub
scribcr At his Store.
Possession given at short notice.
r. A. JERNEGAN
Indcrcudesce, April !, 1887, tn6
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

1T vas esriyia the spring Of isss tha: fAis Com
poaa1 was originated. Ame1her Of my family was
afiicted with Irritation Of the throat, attended
with adisagreeshie coasa- had for sozae moashs
previous thought that preparation having for iss
basis tbs inside bark Of white pine, might be 90 CON-
poun led 10 be very Useful in the of the throat
and luags. To test the value Of IL In the case al
iaiei 10, I compounded a small quantity Of the
medicine that had been planning. and gave IL in
fsaspooafal ioses. The rcsai, was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the Irritation OF the
throat was removed, the cough sahstici, and
spcoly Was effected. Soon aftcr this s.as
some TO q lady in Londonderry, n. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from = had cough,
eccAsionsi by a saddcn cold. and had raised mn,us
stressei with blood. she soon found relief. and
sent for more. She took about ten oances Of il,
and got we'll J. h. Clark. Esq. editor Of the Man
chester Daify Nsrror. made . trial of the sane
p-eTsrasion in the case of 4 severe cold, and MRS
cared immediately. lie was % highly pleased with
the results, and confident Of success attending
its sales If placed before the paalic that he finally
persuaded to give IL . name and send is abroad
10 beaes, the suffering"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27
YOUNG wEN-BUsINESs MEN.

IL Is easier TO De 1e0I business
man than a poor one. Halfthe energy
displayed in keeping ahead that is re-
quired to catch MP when behind will
save credit, give more time to attend
to business, aud add to the profit and
reputation OF those who work for gain.
Be prompt. Keep your word. Honor
your engagements. lfyou promise to
meet a man or do n certain thing at a
certain moment, be ready at the ap-
pointed time. Ifyoa have work to DO,
DO it at once. cheerfulIy and therefore
more speedily and correctly. If YOU
go out on business, attend promptly
to the matter on hand, then rs prompt-
ly go about your own business. DO
not stop TO tell stories in business
hours.
If you have a place Of business be
found there when wanted. No man
can get rich by sitting round stores
and saloons. Never aloolr on busi-
ness matters. If you have to labor
for living, remember that one hour
in the morning is better than two al
night. Ifyon employ Others, be on
hand to see that they attend to their
duties. and to direct work to advan-
tage. Have order, system, regularity,
promptness, liberality. Do-not med
die with business yoa know nothing
of. Never buy an article simply be-
cause the man who sells will take it
out in trade. Trade is money. Time
is money. A good business habit and
reputation is always money. Make
your place OF business pleasant and
attractive. then stay there to wait on
customers.
Never use quick words or allow
yourself to make hasty or ungentle-
manly remarks to those iii your en-
ploy for to do so lessons their respect
for YOU and influence over them. Help
yourself and others will help you. BE
faithful over the interests confded to
your keeping, and all In good time
yoar responsibilities viii be incrcas-
cI. Do not be in too great haste to
get rich. Do not build until yon have
arranged and laid good foundation.
Do not-as you hope or work for
sueeess-speud time in ielleness. If
your time is your own, business will
surely safer il yon do. II i is Civ.
eli 10 another tor pay it belongs to
him, and you have no more right to
steal that than to steal
money. BE obliging. Strive to
avoid harsh words and personalities.
Do not kick every stone ii the path
more miles can be made in day by
going steadily on than by stopping
to kick. Pay as you go. a man of
honor respects his word as he does
his bond. Ask, but never beg. Help
Others when yon can, but never give
when yoa cannot afford to, simply be-
cause it IS fashionable. Learn to say
no. No necessity Of Swapping it out
do. fashion, but say it iirmly and re-
speetlulIy. Have but few coutidants,
and the fewer the better. Use your
own brains rather than others. Learn
to think and act iar yourself. BE
honest. Be vigilant. Keep ahead
rather than behind the times. Young
men, cut this ont, and, ifthere Is folly
IN the argument, let us know.-U. s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

Taken internally. i euses sudden colds,
eeayh-. etc, weak stomach, general debility.
nursery sore mouth, eankcr, liver complains;
dyspepsia OF indigestion. eramp and pain il the
stomach, bowel complaint, painters collie.
Asia,ic cholera. diarrhea. dysentery. Applied
externally, cures felons. hollis AID old sares,
severe barns and scal9s. cuts. bruises spfains,
swellea joints, ringwerm and tetter. broken
breasts. frosted feet and chilhlains, teothsehc.
pain in the fAce. e..neurslgia.and rheumatism. 1t
IS sure remedy for Ague and chills and Fever.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-27

a rery ssrSs ass.s.sr of i-2e-ts--< fess;nczi.ls
Asrs already been r-cesrri f7as rtssi>isrs, Ter
Gynss sposhecariss. eaai tssesi, fsass al classes
"a sosts, speaking il sse sso-: gathering ssr~ss "
sAs Wks.s lsse toz,2osna-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-26
pau( Rie0er'S
@rceQente8 MM4en1pQner,


@rceuente8 MM9en1paner,
ttwSbrt 1T ben 1@pierieRe1 Gaaen ale nunexr>
bar mtrtenses 9eilmittel, it, pte ote pbiesn
praparate, patientsn pte Bieeer1srtaufsTn BE-
Sens emptublen. !
BladberrY> 8al a nj ALE GaQe bon
9pnmerfranfbeit (summer-complalnt)
be ainbsrn belt.
mprfe'S Sialiemifber Mu8et:
8alfam
ais unfeblbares Mtttel
fit bte &rantbeiten be8 Mu9e6.
(Mtute uab @rpnt,We)
@e.ftentS.ner, @iterune htr 1brauenerl{en,
Bltn,mern unb @@wd&e.
Das mltttel pirtt unfeblbar, mag bic ;&rant~
pett ftrppbulDien pber aubern l1riprun8s fein
Fe Mtttt seeen sapate une @bnebmen 1er
fdube in beut 8au befelben. Beionbers 5olden
Veripneu Az eutpfeblen, rel4e i5r Nuee fort
n6brtub anauRrengen babea. Der BaIln1 uirb
itrfr @ebfraft aastmeiu eelunse &battettit spie,<
Wrpbtrt's unb ibr perset's bep9brt Rnbtn.
Vreis IS Sent per Glal&e.
baben bei allen DIu99titen.
Mpr1e u. Datlty. Gtssntbamsr.
Dubuque, Sotpa.
Die Watert1lten, aug nenen 90 3Noerettet tE,
1nb rein uno sSflt@. Ge TT NIT bs@fer @prg'
falt unb Genautsieit auiammsneeisst ano nit
'Si&trbeit unb ubne @&mer3 ansupeuteu. ta ea
Guberlia applieirt wirb une bic @efabr taufil&er
MISUNDERSTANDING, uel&e bae carte Iu-
een0ewete 70 lti&t aerRSren, perrtetbet.
Ilnb tpie fur bas Mu9e - ungemett tpobltb6'
sie tptrtenb, wurss IS aud bS&R betliam er-
funben fhr 49,.
B:anbpunten, Gntaintuueen, ee-
8x1man8tnetr, @aIaflub, Gry.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-26
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