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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28
Special Notices.
NO NAME.

Many, many people suffer from they know not what
They are not ck-they are not we'll There is no name
for II tits simply weaknesses breaking down Of the
vital forces Whatever Its causes land they are In
numsrsblsl It's lsymptoms are in the main the same
Among the uost prominent sxsrems lasstude loss
Of Appetite loss of esh and great mental depression
INDIGESTION and Stomach Cbngh asofrequentiy con-
ccrtanss Of this distressing state Of body and mind
The common remark in relation to persons In such
condition Ia, that they are consumptive. Now, what
these unfortunstss really ~ant is gor rtal strength
and As certainly dawn succeeds darkness, they car
their systems and regain perfect health BY
resorting to uosTErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BfTTERs 1t IL clear that life-rsvivisg tonic is re
oured in such that the dying fame OF an empty
lamp requires to be revived with supply Of oil
Perfectly pure and innocuous containing nothing but
the most genial vegetable extracts and combining
the three grand elements Of stomsohc an Alternative
and genial invIgorsnt. HosTErTERs BITTERs ar
suitable to all constitutions and applicable to thu
diseases and disabilities Of the esbler as to those
maj, je25-diw
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THE signs Of loyal progress at the South
have not all disappeared at the touch of
Stanbery's wand. The District Generals
have shown no disposition to carry out the
Programme Of the Attorney General, and
Congress is soon to meet again, consequently
no practical evils have resulted, atlesst none
have been reported The Richmond Wing
urges the people to support liberal and pat,
riotic Republicans. when such present thems
selves" This is certainly most refreshing
change in the tone OF that journal, and indi,
Gates that Virginia is returning TO the loyalty
that once characterized her statesmen. The
same newspaper says:
"lf he live, ard will consent to run, Gen
eral Grant will doubtless be the next Presi-
dent of the United States. and the probabii>
~ is that all parties, North and South, save
perhaps extremists, will support him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28

In recent visit to this Institution we fonnd
that a great change had taken place in the
general appearance and management Of tho
farm, under the superintendent Of Hon II
NJ. Thompson. He has begun systematic
method of farming, which is at once visible
TO the most careless observer The farm
!. buildings and fences are being put in good
repair, the land thoroughly cultivated, crons
put in the ground in good season, and the fine
khlooded stock well cared for. The large
young orchard, which has been sadly neglect
ed, has been thoroughly renovated and pro-
tected from the destroying insects which prey
upon fruit trees.
1.-The college building is progressing finely
under the superintendent Of Mr.. Owens,
who is directing strong force of carpenters,
lbricklayers, stonecutters and laborers EN-.
~ by. Mr.. Reickard, the contractor.
1here,is an immense quantity of lumber.
gck, lime, sand, cut stone, etc., surround.
Ne walls, which gives the visitor some
the magnitude Of the building wheu
kcontractor bass steam engine put upor
wand, which propels the various kind,
inery USED in cutting out and fitinl
quantity of lumber which is needed
va ecture. The walls of the soutl
YIN part OF the building are nov
\kN - the height OF the second story
one work Of the north wing is abou
\AN4Hlh he cut stone for the door ant
and stills is nearly dressed. th,
i.ue and seasoned. Most of tn,
lumber necessary to complete th,
On the ground, and the walls ar,
The building will undeubt
before the first Of Janua-
10 the Insane Asylum vii
largest and finest rubh
te.-Fbrf Dodge Northeast
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FOR SALE.
For Sale,

FOR sale.
nyE Of the most desirable Residences In the City-a
" story sriek Dwelling with nine and good
ceier ard cisteIn and large brick Stable aud wood
house Lot tor40 feet containing large variety Of the
choice fruit and shrutbefy the city, situate on
COZ OF 10th and Bloudean streets. Reokuk fowa.
Enquire Of VIM SUTTON.
! may Rssl Estate Agent No. 81 Main Vt.
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TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY?
WHY NOT

WHY NOT
Serious Reflections for Young Men,
Esays OF the Howard Association, the Physiological
Errors and Diseases induced by Ignorance OF Ma
lures Laws the first age OF man sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free Of charge. Address Dr. j. shILLiN
BoUGHToN, Howard Association, Phladelpha Pa
| rnaY2A-dh H3mos
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A GiaL ONLY THIRTEEN YEARS ON
HANGS II ERsELF.-Y Yesterday afternoon sad
case Of suicide occurred on the Knoxville
road. about two miles from this city, by
which girl ofthirteen years, named Eliza
b. Curl, hung herself. She was maynard,
impetuous creature, and was greatly incensed
because the day before her mother had bought
her sister corset, and not her one. She
would not go to Sunday School in the morn
ing, and when her mother told her to dress
herself she went out into the smoke house,
took a horses halter, and slipping hitchIng
strap into the head strap, and made sort Of
a running moose, into ~hich she placed her
neck She then htched the strap to peg
in the wall. When found, she was hanging
by the neck, the peg only few feet above
her head and her feet on the floor. Thoagf
cut down Immediately, she was dead, and al
attempts to revive her proved fruitess. DR.
Lucas was sent for, but his attempts were
.unavailing Her father is absent in Missouri
buying farm He was telegraphed for, anC
the body will be kept until he returns. -Feo
ria Transcript, June l..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28

When you afflicted with severe cold or broncoia
Affection which may any moment terminate 10 consump
ton first try all the cough preparations you see adVer
tis,d and when you find they do you NO good. pay
dollar for bottle Of DIR J. W Polsnds white Pine oen
mound and get relief 1t has nersr va failsd sngi,
case Sold by all druggists. ljeZSdAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28
RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world. The
only f,t and perfect Dyearmless, Reliable Instzpta-
neous No disappointment, No ridiculous tints Nat.
uraI Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects OF Bad
Dv.s Iavigor the hair lea wing It soft and oeant-
full The genuine is signed William 4. bdteaeter All
Others sre mere limitations and should be avoided Fold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory y barclay
street New York. ldrcia dtwly
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Capt. o. r. Giddings, 10th q. 8. Infant
ry, commanding the post at Savannah, Ga,
died suddenly at Macon few days since.
Deceased was son of the late Joshua b.
Giddings.
A party of convicts attempted to escape
from the Georgia Penitentlsry at Miliedge-
vile. Two were killed, several were wound
ed, and the remainder were recaptured.
The Post Office Department yesterday
ordered the re opening of fourteen post offices
in the Southern States. The work is pro-
crossing steadily, and orders for re-opening
post offices in that section are issuednearly
every day.
The bridge over Honey creek, on the
Iowa Division of the Chicago and Northwest
ern railway, gave way few mornings
since, while freight train was crossing, and
precipitated FIVE cars into the creek. NO one
hurt.
1t is contemplated by the Masonic fra
ternity of New York and Brooklyn, TO give a
grand reception to President johnson on ms
return from Boston. Should the proposed
reception be given upwards of 10, 600 Masons,
| in full repalia. with banners of the Order,
will parade.
Two coaches on the Smoky Hill route,
going west, we're attacked five miles west OF
| Timber Station, on the 18th, by two hundred
| Indians. A fight ensued, in which one pas
senger and two soldiers were killed, and two
Messengers, one soldier and one driver wound
ed. Five of the Indians were killed. The
passengers by these coaches arrived at Den-
yer last night.
On Saturday the wages of the workmen
EMPLOYED in the cotton and wooden mills al
| Monaiunk, near Philadelphia, were reduced
about twenty-five per cent. On Monday
twelve of the men refused to go to work al
the new rates; consequently operations were
stopped until the difficulties are settled.
Fourteen thousand two hundred ant
sixty>nine acres of public lands were disposed
of in the Land Office at lonia, Mich, during
May; seventv-four patents, embracing clever
thousand four hundred and eighty acres o
land in Kansas, have been issued in favor o
individuals Of the Pottawatomie Indian Re
serves; also eight patents for the Wlnnebagos
in Minnesota, embracing one thousand three
hundred and twenty acres, sold to purcha
sers for the benefit of the Indians.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenu
has decided that the tax upon the increases
value of flannel or other manufactures Q
wool, r of which wool is a component ma
teriai or chief value when dyed, printed 0
bleached, is to be assessed at the same rat
as that imposed upon the original or brow
goods, viz, at the rate Of two and half pc
cent
"A protest has been received by the Gov
eminent from the friends of Santa Ann
against the act of Commander Amy, of th
Tacony, mot Leroy Of the Tullahoma, q
|, everywhere published,) in interfering Wit
Santa Anna on board the Virginia. Ih
British Minister has received q similar PR
test against the course Of the British NAYS
: officer who joined the American officer in a
resting Santa Anna. The protest says tn,
the latter went to Mexico as a citizen, and
no official capacity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28

!. The crop reports from all parts Of the
country continue to be good-never better.
We also notice from our Canada exchanges
Ahat there are satisfactory returns from all
.parts OF the United Kingdom respecting the
|. growing crops, together with much greater
pionetary ease. This is encouraging, and
(certainly looks as if the same good Provi.
1ence that has brought US thus far through
all the anticipated financial storms without a
difficulty is still kindly watching over us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28

BAD MANUscRIpT.-An exchange gives
publicity to the following, which may be of
interest to our readers. 1t is not expected,
however that editors and compositors are
to keep kettle of boiling water on hand
to enable them to decipher bad manuscript
editors and compositors are very fire.
quently taxed to make out manuscripts that
have been written with the pencil and rubbed
out or otherwise made illegble. We had a
case of the kind during the past week, and
had gone to a neighboring law Office to Dor
row a magnifying glass to enable US to deci-
pher manuscript that had been rubbed and
made almost impercepuble. A friend told
US to hold it to our mouth and breathe on II
| for few seconds We did so, and the re-
suit was almost miraculous, as it hroughtIout
! the pencil marks and made them easy TO read.
| The same friend tells us that holding the
manuscript over a kettle Of water is still bet
ter, and that il will make marks indelible to
| hold manuscript over kettle ofboiling water
when il is first written.
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Butchers Lightning Fiy-kiiler VII Ger
tanly externnats these pests II its use is ed
in Beware of bogus Fiy-paper, which some dealers
keep because they get it for nearly nothing Don
be swlndled Ask Tor BUTCHERS, which is sold b
all live Druggists. tHhyZooAN
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DYING.-There is dignity about that 90
ing away alone, We call dying-that wrap
ping the. mantle of Immortality about us; that
putting aside with pale hand the azure cur
tans that are drawn around this cradle Of a
world: that venturing away from home for
the first time in our lives; for we are not
dead-lhere is nothing dead to speak Of, and
we only 90 off seeking foreign countries not
laid down on the maps weknow about. There
must be lovely lands starward somewhere, for
none ever return that go thither, and we very
much doubt il any would if they could b.
| T. feaIor
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ICE. ICH!
co Lille R a II e r. RN

Office on 9Th Street, in Estes House.
0rdsrs left Ut our once. at Robertson Alksrs
Grocery Store, will be promptly attended to. es&soI
commences May 18th. Parties wi hing to take adkun
tass Of season rates viii piess leave thsr orders b
thatda4e. so5Gu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-28

. Milwaukee has set up q
capital invested is small.
q large kettle, and few
9hile the dead dogs are bought
mammals are first skinned
= chiefly for gloves. The
1on1 ofc..T The grease got
9H z is:,
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INCREASING FACILITIES OF RIVER
TRANSPORTATION.
The Railroads eastward had almost a n

Inc Eaiir0ads eastward had elmo& mo-
nopoiy Of the grain transportation of the
West during the war, and still hold on to it.
notwithstanding the high freights. This
state of things is burdensome and damaging
to Western interests, and has very detri-
mental effect on the interests of communi
3es, depending, more or less, for their pros
parity N11, the trade of the Mississippi river.
kThe necessities Of the g situation have di-
fected very general: and intense
Intention 10 the matter, and stimulated
efforts to improve and increase
: the facilities of river transportation.
At length a fleet of small transports or gram
barges are in process of construction atDun-
lelth, with an elevator and engine, by which
the fleet may be propelled, and the grain
transferred to empty barges, to tighten over
the Rapids and the shadows.
This process, by which the expense oil
sacks and Of handling the grain, will be dis
pensed with, will certainly reduce the cost Of
freight to one-halt or one.third the present
rates to New York by the direct Eastern
routes, and will result in very material
change and very great advantage to shippers
in the Mississippi Valley.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.


aL Nhf0AtL4 - p"oltS1ieu every 1nurs-
cay NhoiHiNg, "s T. " "ooDAloh' "V - per
''ilH,,iIi SIl,,Il,'r' Ii a,' ve'.'oe.
AON Ehl l'1Aih'S D. exceeding hfteeh
hneS are inserted az Ten GENTS per Ane Tor
nrst lnSefVon' ana FIVE CENTS per line Tor
s'o'aquen' insg['iotlS' 'l''cl@l noti'eS III III
serted before A-''ffiASeS ana DeAthS' VIII
'g charged FIFTEEN CENTS per llhe Tor each
Insertion. All resolutions OF Associations
comm U4ile'I1ohS % Limited OF lhQiNduai
interest," ana hotlceS OF Marriages or Deaths
exceeding i've lines, are charged TEN CENTS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

Il D. STILES, II. D., Physician and
Rom Borough aud vicinity, that he has perna-
neatly locate at the place formerly occuried by
Or. q v. Stone, tOr the practice Of his p ofas-
sion. Particular attention given TO the treat
melt Of women and children. as also to the prac-
tlee Oi operative and minor surg Oct. 2 100.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14
/ II ERICAN HOTEL,
WANDA, PA,

y W i u A, 4 81,
Having purchased this well known Hotel on
Bridge street, | have reiurnished and retitted
u vita every convenience for the accOmmoda-
loh OF all who may patronize me. No pains viii
na spared 10 make all pleasant and agreeable.
May 3, CT. J. S. PATTERSON Prop.
NNYDER HOUSE, four story brick
~ edifce near the depot with large airv rooms.
elegant udylors, newly furnished. has a recess in
ae" addition for Ladies use, and Is the most
CS,Ay g h'ent and only first class ho,eL at Waverly,
" /. y is the principal Office Tor stages south
aAt express. Also tor sale OF Western Tickets.
ana IL Canada, on Grand Trunk Rail way Fare
70 petfoit Iron, Buffalo, 81, is cheaper than any
other route. Apply lor tickets us above to
G.. WARF0RD.
ns- Stabling and care of Horses at reasonable
rates.
Waverly NY, Oct. t.26, ls6G.-3m. CIV.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14
DGntIstrD.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERT

E ENCE IN DENTISTRY.
J. ;. SMITH, NJ. D., would respectfully inform
the inhabitants Of Bradford Comfy that he is
permanently located in Wayerly, n. Y, where
he has been in the practice Of MS profession for
the past tour years. BE would say that from his
long and successful practice OF rs years duration
be Is familiar with all the different styles of work
done in any and all Dental establishments in
CITY or country, and is better prepared than any
other Dental operator in the vicinity to do work
the best adapted to the many and different
eases thai present themselves oitentimes to the
Dentist. as lie understands the art OF making his
own artificial teeth, and has facilities tor doing
the same. TO those requiring under sets Of
t.t'h he w0llG call attention TO his new kind OF
wgrS THich consists o. porcelain Tor both plate
and teeth. aIl forming 90 -tiauOus gum. II ls
more durable. more natural in appearance, and
much better add pied u. the gum than any other
KIND ot work. Those in need OF the same are
Invited 20 cal. and examine specimens. Teeth
file. TO .a7, Tor years and OJent mes for life
tH7yo,D n, sttfr, al.i Nitrous OJjde'' admin
-.er5d with perfect safety, as over our hundred
patients within The last four years lan testify.
viii Le Ia IuWau13 from the 18th 10 both OF
every eion'-, 80 tle Office OF Y. IS. TAYLOR.
O9rMe..y occupied 0y Dr.. .. Il. Woodruff } Hav-
!lE made Arrangements with Mr. Taylor ! am
prepared 10 do all work in the very best style, at
las office. Nov. y, 1865.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

EINE ASSORTMENT OF PRAY.
- ER Books at the NEWS ROOM.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

NR. PRATT has removed to State
A. street, (frst above B. S. Russc & Co.'S
Bank. Persons from distance desirous CON
auLting him, will be most likely 10 find him on
Saturday )t each week. Especial attention will
be given to surgical cases. and the extraction OF
teeth. Gas OF Ether administered when desired.
July Is, l-GG. D. S. PRATT, ". D.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

DR. Il. WESTON, DENTIST
- OGica in Pattoas Block. over Cores Drug
and Chemical o.ors. ljan66
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

ERANCIS {. POST, Painter, T01C-
fdent he can give the best satisfaction ii Paint
ing, GIaiuing, Staining, Glazing Papering, &c
G5-Particular attention paid to Jobbing in the
n.IutTT. ADrIl q 1850.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

L7DW'D MEEKS-AUCTIONEER
"a All letters addressed to him at Sugar Run
Bradford Co. Pa, will receive prompt attention.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

w T. DAVIES, Attorney at Law,
W Towauda, Pa, Ofice with Wm. Wat,
kiEs, Esq. Particular attention paid 10 Or
pLals Court business and settlement OF dece-
dent- estates.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14
7 J. n Z w Z L L ;
COUNTY SURVEYOR,

Orwell, Bradford Co . Pa, will promptly attend
to all business in his line. Particular attention
given 10 running and establishing old or dispu-
ted lines. Also to surveying of all unpattented
lands as soon as warrants are obtained. myl7
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14
CARDS.

TE7HOMAS j. INGHAM, ATTOR-
z NEY AI LAIF, LAPORTE, sullivan
Comfy Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

DOCTOR CHAS. F. PAINE.-OE-
~ fee in CORES Drug Store, Towanda, Pa.
Calls promptly attended to at all hours.
Tywania, November 2s, 1866.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

GEORGE D. MONTANYE, At
" TGRNEF ii LAEY-OGice in Union
blgck. formerly Occupied BY JAMAcFARLANE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

w IIERSEY WATKINS, Notary
w o PubHc-is prepared to take Depo,i.
tons, Acknowledge he Execution of Deeds,
N tgages, Power of Attorney, and all olher
Instruments. Afidavi and other papers may
be sworn to before me.
Office opposite the Banking House OF B s.
Russell & Co., q few rods north of the Ward
House. Towanda. Pa, Jan. "A, 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-14

again, in my sketch-book, the heads
of those two sisters as they had APP
peared to me and | wrote down,
with extreme particularly, every
word they had said, and every small
circumstance of my dream.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-12-12
Mortion's 11miberial=
J11cOiiill.

Iisir, tireft aus Qpntpn Gnglant. irppr.
tirs NsfiSin, if nnItrsiiis tis ilniiberrefI!ih'
tie, welhe bic SSclt bis jest auBuweilen bat.
Dafir bilrsen wrnisIrnS adt mai bnnefrt tau'
feno Yrisfe unb Gantlhriten, irslde IN sinfm
2eltraunl ron il Snbrrn rom Sauls NDriipn's
smpfanaen purben, rrie aud Sunrrrtc Spn
perlcntn, bic icit BEN Sabre 1925 in tem I'M.
tanarsi&sn 6abrit 9Reaf' eieisr 0irma b.
fdGftigt rureen.
Die Sirma abortion bat ibr risencS GCGs-
alum fir Stueirsnee. Man gebt bier ron bem
GrunclaB aus, hap nitt mineraliide StrHr
pbsr gar Gjift (wie cs bft'rs sebrnutt wirr),
fenbern nur arGutsr nne piInSen bfiIlams
ilnt ppllit1neige aurer tslperfltrlligen fpnnen,
ipfbtalb iie aud pDn ben Aerjten 10 bitter an
sssriffsn fpirb.
Ssit benz Sabre 1928 bat tieis 6irma aud
itr eisenes Spipital no bic ibr anperirauten
Stranfen prrrflset wsrtrn.
Wipriicn's llnisrriaI. Wrbisin belfebt IN girp.
I unb 2 gillen, CULVER unp Salbe. Der lln'
ferjebnsis sebraudt eisie Mspisin ihpn felt
ID Sabren IN ,sinsr IamiIie, uno bat mGbrenp
bisIer san;sn s3sit mic nbibs sebabt, einen Mrst
au Ratbe Su 3eben. Gr III sur isitsu lleter.
Seu9ung srlansi, taB Wpriipn's 9sbaupmns,
ipit lie in sineni prn ibm leltit beraussessbrurn
9ube alifeeltellt pirp, auf SSabrbelt terubt.
Iaulfnpe Der giirser ppn 4ancoItsr County ba'
ben bic bsillame Wirflamfeit her @pripn'den
Wsoisin erprptt nnb bieleIbs nit fsm bsiten
Grfcls eebraucbt.
giabtre slustunft ertbcilsn bic G'rbrnuGs.
Anweiiun9sn. glu6 srtbeilt bsr llnterseidns-
tt, alleinissr @ssnt, allr nDtbisr @usIunft fars
iber miinplid.
Yrets: 3wei Spren, Nrc. ] unt 2
yilen, $i.35; pulpsr; per 9rr, 70 Gents;
Salbf, 20 Gents. i3u paten tci
.. SSsb Der,
stssnt,
9irc. SO 9icrt0 Queen Str.
0,xf,a.r ay,ns,,hs, 90 1867
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-12-12
SorcriHnernne.

9ia@itrbtnte fleiue Sprcttr, wurte Guf gtn.
tra9 Res lScrrn Yrpfrlrr gntpn 2 Sbm tee
aeihrisbrn, Sen bislem tann in Muiif grisyt
rus in ,,Sultpn. SaIIc" ben 9. @fai sum eritrn-
unt ben 3;Vn SUM- tirIes Sabrcs sum 3rcttsn
nal nit untsn gsrannter @risBnns apfsrfiibrt.
Die @tslicesr tr5 bisiisrn WSnner Gbrrs
parsn ratei ir frrunrIid, im Gbrr mi8uipir.
fen.
Sd ians mid inbsiIen ipGirr, ireg tsr lS irbr
sinliisen gluinatme trS Stiite5 tsprsen, be.
Yrr i'd taslslts siner tIcirrn Sommluug eise-
nrr ppstiiGr Yrreu!ts bsifiisrn rpatc, sinsc
aus her StiSs brr !3rit tamaIS eniItanbsnr
giidtn aut;ufiilIcn unc tsicnrcrS tic Gjeiarss.
Ii9mnsrn, prldr ih na6 her IulIf' Grmpr-
litirn su itearn srswunSen, MN in nrusr 0crm
unb rldtissm Sybenmabr um5uarteitrn; Ie.
tpie aud icnll nod rinss feline gerittisunsen
slsi6ssitis eamit sorsunsbmrn, tei ,rel6sm i'd
aud ben Namsn trs iunesn SduifsreeIeQru,
ten i'd bel ben @uffiibrunsen nntsr tem gfumrn
,Spreu" aufiretsu lieb, in ~ gSinbi9"
peripantr!ir.
9rm @unids mrbrsrer 5rsunss, unb BEN
slniu6rn bss Serrn Gpitprs eleiss glattss rnt-
iprs1ene, lalIs i'd nun risis fIcins tramatiItr
9lrbsit nit srea9tsn atGnesrunsrn im Drud
nldsin,n, cbne I'M eerinstrn bic brl6eirenile
Wlsiuuus saspn aus ben 9uysn su Ssrlirrsu.
q. 6 &.
0anFalsr, Npp. 30, 1867.