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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
THIRTIETH DIVIDEND.
CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chances for Business Ellen.

49, 49,
4 PARTY having new patented mode of
"A applying arcnuatve power Grinding Mills Corn shees Sc
~ Aepte for Exhibition at PT VIII give half right 10, ths
o,y lushcd Nils suitable fr said Exhibition and deliver .h sane
S Ss 3 c t513s 5s & 4 e. February next Aa' nD
A BUSINESS MAN of ten years experience
I Of : rs 900 wishes to associate with frst Unoubted
reference gwen Address, with real uame j. P boz NO 'o r0s
A RARE CHANCE-1CE-HOUSE FOR
~ sALE-F0UR iCbHo5sEs connected each % by Ss it,
Maine betSeen Gardner and @ o"ie seS IsaS T
taking te Ice from ryer 6lng VIII be sold low Apply to
JANIS WEIR, FHha'e and Onehundredand. thirtyfr
A y opportunity is offered to BUY the STOCK
Of an Old and valuable corner store in large and hqHfag 3
Zine stock light other kind Of business fo1n
sane ior over Is years wishes Inquire personally loot by
ietterl orc A. SMITH, ESQ. No III Felon-st
BARGE for SALE-The barge INDEPEND-
ID BNCR lying The foot o wareust For particulars sppy
a BRETT ESQ, No ms wesist, corner Of CoItandlst -
EOR SALE-An old-established RETAIL
t I pc SGH ~ ,GSa parties Wishing
For psTear inquire Of L DEYo No 200 Ninth
DATENT CAR COUPLING.
Il SofCoupler exhibition at the Western Hotel
Courani NewYork be attached not only self
coupling Itself while the being detaehel ose wish
ing good investment Invited to examine the model
wc.crn Hoicl courtlapdtst New .Yort --
IVO PYROTECHNISTS. .r,o,
The udsrened administrator late ELBRiDGE
l. SAyERSoY offers Tor SALE the PYROrECHNIC WORKS q the
deceased situated Cambridge Iae from Boston and known
Laboratory These works being th. 81 three
the extensive Of ia New
budng besides sheds and charming shop au We"
adapted the manufacture II hreworks There are frames t m
. u,st exhibition for ont The
business and aso quantity Of stock partially Manufactured De
% aud FOR The business has been canned 90
In place nearly u aud J. Sandesos and sanleon
have proiehns 70 the CIV Of Boston for 10 or " ahee
be- sold settle the estate great oppo
desiring ia the ranusctnre OF hfe
undersigned az No % Court
-, Boston. Mass WIN q. CoLbUh'N' AHhhs.Ia'oi
XHyANTED-A SPECIAL PARTNER, with a
w chrtal S2O0 enlarge established manufacturing bu
e M. cara viii be secured profits shown 10 be st least 20
per cent Address n. b. bon No. la3 Tribune Ohcc
VXTANTED-By the advertiser, party To JON
w him In ESTABLISHING a COTTON FACTORY IN Columbus
sora building ready with wate sufficient to run 2oS 20
investing sufficient supply
macner this would prove advantageous opportunity
Address further particulars r. NJ PosOfe Boz No L'io NJ
N{TANTED-TO correspond with wholesale
u branch once
n Chicago Addrss. THOMAS BALDWIN, Maine, Cook Co. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM Rios "a sun Moon Sets......9 -
DAY
Sandy IIooL 1857 Cows island .Il:J Hell Gate .i'I5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10

TIE WHIPPING PosT-THE RESTORATION OF WHIP
PING AS PUNISHNENT-THE CoNFEDERACf RE-
COGNIZED BY TIE COURTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10

ROWEK1 SAVINUS BANK,
I'D NEw.YoRK January o. 1861
The doo "a are hereby notified interest at the rate Of FIVE
PER CENT per aunum all Of I've dollars and upward aud not
exceeding hundred dollars and POUR PER CENT all
i've hundred doa deposited three
VIII he allowed dopost0rs free Of tar
payable MONDAY 2 instant accordance with the pro-
visions Of the bylaws 49,
Also dividend half 81 the above named viii be
allowed and paid In the sams manner.
Interest called viii remain principal drawing interest from
inst.
This Bnl open business daily 10 O'clock and on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS. from 10 !
o'clock AZ No. $50 Bovcr.
By ondcT Of the TTutees
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
P4SSENGERS 4RRIHED.

FROM CHARLESTON Jan 9ln steamship Granada-1 q c"n'
/ Alien NJ " Heath Mrs NJ Heath aud i've in steerise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
financial.

THF RowTKY NATIONAL BANK. NEw-lohK, Dec ~ lst
4 Y ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECT
= for esulug viii be held
Banking TUESDAY. the 18th day OF next be
R HAMILTON Cashier
OrFCE BLErCkTtsr. FULTON frHRr RAILROAD Co
VVFE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DlREC-
TORS Of Company viii held the OAc Of the Company
Thursday ltl January next Polls viii he slsa IRON y M To T.
~ O'clock Al HATFIELD, secretary.
TENHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Trustees of
aud Wire Manufacturing Company vii he held d The
Compauys 81 Courtauat TIL SIAl January TO- @
from y O'Clock until O'Clock l. s DODGE Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that a MEETING of
" the STOCKHOLDERS OF the WILCOX q GIBBS hbNIN"
MACHINE Go win be- held the Oce Of t COMPANY 40 J Broad
wy or day January O'Clock for the purpose
p HATCH, Secretary
CAPITAL 100000
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the City of
Z Nou-YorA. NTwYoRE, Jan g s65-At the ANNUAL tLEt-
TON for DIRECTORS m the ensuing year the following
gelteutu rtlt .ny elected;
DiRRCroRs.
EDWIN HOYT,
JOSEPH STUART.
JOHN NJ. FURMAN.
CHARLES l. ANTHONY.
TIMOTHY g. CHURCHILL.
JOSEPH B. HOYT
HENRY SWIFT,
GEORGE OPDYKE,
iillLO G. CALHOUN
ELECUoN
T. BELKNhF lr.
J. J.. BOLIES.
{ r. uETMOLD.
4,t s.rrt meeting Of the Board Mr. p C. CALHOUN
b. SEAMAN, Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10

ITNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u 10 40 CANALST.. corner Of VARlCk
FIX FER q interest - , % 80 600 free o tar
Money dcpo i,0e Jan 20 ~l hsar interest IRON Jan /
49,. 49, 10 ID l. v. HAIGliWOG OFT. President
r AHNOtL Seer,'arv. g.. s. CHAPLIN. Trrasarcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
napinas Banks.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Chatham
square Nev-YoTE
Money deposited t.tore January ~ Wm drG" btrm fro"
Jdluarpl
srr Pm CrST INTEREsT ALLOWED, FAIR oT TAI
DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No
Ib 237 Broadway, entrance PARK place.
Trustees Of institution have directed
DIVIDEND deposits entitled thereto for the s' months ending
rate SIX PER CENT not etced
Ing PER CENT 800 Gree from Government ar)
shall be paid on and AMER MONDAY, Jan. II, 1901 ,
FRANCIS +. sCHOALS President
WlnR "A WoRRAIi Sec PKTETCUEANG, Acct
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
DabolI's Fog Trumpet A Tre-
mendous Screecher.

The Paris correspondent Of the
New York Times writes
If st. Cccelia can stand it. | will
mention trumpet, that IS 10 say Da-
boll's trumpet; IN fact Daboll's foo
trumpet; or III other words, and NOR
succinctlv. the trumpet which can be
enjoyed off Cape Clear on any foeev
morning, where the land is only four.
/ teen miles distant. For my part |
! heard It but moment, vet mcthiuks
] hear it now, with a crowd of people
round it astonished at the row. 1t Is
placed in the anneNe, where also NAV
he found a beautiful display of agri-
cultural implements, large collec-
ton OF sewing machines, and a Supcrb
locomotive from the Paterson works.
Mr.. Daboll IS mild-manncred gen
tIenan, with a pleasant smile and Il
habit of whistllng a plaintiye melody
lis log trumpet does not present an
alarming appearance on the contrary,
it is we'll hammered, like its inventor.
1t IS in fact, nothing but a small F.rics-
son engine with a queer looking horn
growing out of the end When Mr..
Daboll lights his fire, and he seems to
do it from motives ofhuman Kindness.
a number Of uuinitiatcd gather around
him. Those familiar with the re-
suit rush frantically from the building
and bury their heads in sand. Pres
entity he turns a screw, and sound
like bottled thunder or linked earth
quake issues from the bell of the
trumpet and continues at regular in
tervals, twisting itself round in the
operation so as TO reach every hole
and corner. The proprietor does not
recoII, but smIlingly surveys the gen
eral CONSERVATION. No one thinks of
quarrcling with him, for if they did
he would play all day, and life would
be a burden. Occasionally. however,
a deputation waits upon him, and re-
quests with all humility, tlat he viii
not play more often than Is necessary.
There is another fog trumpet in the
building, but it is pennv-whistlc to
that Of Mr.. Dabolls. Still it is the
occasion of some uncasincss III the
public mind. What would be the re-
suit if an insane and fratricidal war
should break ont between the twain I?
Families would be desolatcd, the edi-
fee in which the struggle must occur
would he razed to the ground, and
revolution itself might sweep all the
pleasures and profits Of Paris life.
Let US hope that the evil may be
averted. III were the Emperor Ma.
poleon / would give Mr. Daboll the
largest prizc-medal and send him
home at once. As it Is, he proposes
to buy few rumpcts. and England.
! am informed. intends doing the samc.
These sops may keep the inventor
quite.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

wrlttin slavery slavery slavery :
that lac 5 reely at sea now that he Kin
write il 10 more. lfc wants that 100,
cy old sin set up Tot him to battle at
a@ln, lie wants Loyeioy shot over
agln, end blees:ia Kansas to be rcpet-
ed. u At professional Rcforner
ct there amt nothin to reform ? Wat
> corn dokter III kuntrv whcl the
people wear bic boots? No. let him
%. He's shoor ny punishment cnun
"hvlfowc. Hes a Jnirersalist. d0k.
trim the mistaN ~ wich he'll diskiycr
some day; but he's yerv likely 10 re-
;lize his ice uv pnnishlHent on earth.
for " enttsIi Phillips is after him. and
Wot wIlss kin he suffer? Set this last
act uy his u down ez honesty strcakt
with ioonacS or. ruther, the lnolacv
boin the bigc;st, ez loonacv strgakt
with honesty. ard leave him ont. 60
on with the reports ~ here's Davis
now and. partikerlerIv. where's
Johnson IF he does anvth!n agin
me he does it thro mistake. Keen
track ny Jolmson-dou't let -"
At this pint wuz aroused by som.
body shalin me. 1t wuz Bascom.-
1t WIZ o'clock and. ez | he'd not
BIN over for my mornin bittcrs-in
"lch dootv m very rcgler-thc good
man he'd gone ont IN search ny me
How pleasant tiS TO hey somebody to
kare for VOC. even if ther solisit.of}
springs from a ten cent motive.
(Which is Postmaster, and Professor in the
Ham and Japhcth Free Academy for the
development nv the intcllek nv all races
Irrespective Nv color)
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

\ ENTLEnASLf conductor on a
New York horsc-car was collecting
lares one morning with large
freight" All paid promptly except
one fat old lady, who sat next to the
door, and who seemed to be reaching
down as If to get something she had
dropped on the foor. When her
time came to pay size raised her head
and thus addressed the blushing youth
= ! alters, when | travels. carrv nv
money in ny stork;n', for YOU secs
nothing can get it thar, and I'd thank
you, young man, list to retch it for
me, rs I'm SO Iammed in. thatI cant
GIT to it. The youth looked at tho
other passengers, some of whom were
laughing at bis plight; one or two
ladies among them blushcd scarlet.
and he beat a stidden retreat, mutter
ing something about not charging old
ladies. etc. His cash was short that
morning the fare Of one passenger.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
The Hungarian crows-A Re.
mantle Story.

I he GentrQ! Correspondence. of = len
+ ea, IN a sketch Of the accidents corr
nectcd with tlle anciens crown of the
/ hungarian Kings, tells the ftilowir,r
y her Prince de W lniisc tyr.tz
appeared before Buda with his army.
at the end Of 1913. kossuth and Lad.
Islans Aadasssz went so the eh.nsl ~
che raiace and demanded tire crown
from the keeper of the insignia. Soseph
/ ermenyi. 8u: the reyolaf foaarv
movements had not impaired the re-
spect Tor the venerable relic: for " hen
the guardian, welding to force, raw
II up. and with feeling OF respect re-
marked, | band YOU the sacred dia5e,,
with which fifty Kings have been
Crowned during the eight hundred
.FearS, the people forced hossuth f,y
receive Il uncovered, shouting on,
hats of The crown followed tl,e
Dictator IN his retreat to D,brrczin
and alter the revolution il disappear.
ed without ang traces, and the ler-,d
gradually spread among the neonlo
that the 7"cred object had been CARR
! cd oi; BY angles to the tomb of Arpstf.
In government regions the belief pre-.
vailed at first that X kossuth had taken
the royal insignia into exile with
htm but upon consideration that
course seemed impossible. as Eeyik
facd". with strong dctaclrrer..
watched the passage OF kossuth. and
took away from him and the Hurpar
.sssTf< who escaped to Turkisl, ground
all their war material and all the
other objects belonging To Austria.
he Government then appointed a
special commission to make ,nyesti.
cations, but that body committed SO
many mprudences that it was Obliged
TO be dissolved. In the spring Of
1863 the district where .hc crown
was buried was inundated by the Dan
ube. The exact spot was at tie foot
ot Mount Allion, about league from
leuxorsoya.on on the road To oWallaciia.
" hen kossuth, then at London. heard
OF the floods, he dispatched an agent
to dig up the treasure aud remove il
TO London. But the Austrian police
got information of the scheme, and
the whole Of the district was closely
transPlred IN Paris and Hungarian
emigrant, speaking of the affair. said
he would rather restore the crown ia
his own country than allow il 10 fall
INTO the hands of the man who had
plunged Hungary into misery. This
came to the ears Of General II kcmpen
INTO whose management the Govern.
ment had placed the matter. end he
immediately communicated with the
refugee, who gave such exact indica.
tlons that NJ. kagar, who was sent
IRON vienna to the spot, arrived there
on the 9TH of September, 1853. and
the next day telegraphed TO Vienna
that the place described by the Hun.
garan emigrant had been recognized
On the morning Of the 9Th the rovaI
insignia was discovered and this
event filled all Hungary with ioy. On
the 10th the crown reached Vienna.
and the next day was transferred to
Buda.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
HOW THEY POP THE OuES-
TON.

The sailor saws, ~ ike vour ri,.
An5 Though I've noticed many
/ really ,bjak you are oil .irl
A trim craft "A. any.
And If you'H only say the word
Tbr5ngh every kind IF w-.tI'4r
Just blast my timbers If We don't
90 cruising on together"
The dancing g-mazter.-French or eanr-e
Thinks earnestly ~ mating
And scek, souae lovely widow with
A bow eNcrutiat4uu
g Madame. ze heart + IN 70 hone
You love A lecfIe beet
And 20 ze way ~ ifa uiz mo
Madam, yoa kaeels youl, fee, -
The actor ototes from r. ,,,y
And s,r..ars HI, IN ~, -, 49,
His hands .ha-I H. 4nY,bsf'
A cot al,a11r + h.. IT,.
Without her smile he ,..rri. ifEa
4 shin without a rl,3.lsr.
Then talks Of dark fr.nair ami dealt,
Until he makes her shuJlrr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
NASBY.
III. Nasty has Vision Of the Next World
The Consideration of Mr. creeIcy's Case.
[Frsm the Toledo BIZ de. I

Frsm the Toledo BIade1
Posr 0rrrs coxFFnr,r < po,ns
(Which is in the Stait nv KcutukvY,t
June, the lst, 1861
The Corners wuz IN a most pleas
amt frame NY mind last Friday mite.
I 30 important a event ez the release
ny Our saintid Davis Good not be al
lowed to 90 bv without commemorat-
/ IN, an we accordinIg commonwealth
/ he rcIoIcins was held in the Church.
/ tho they comnenst at Bascom's. IL
the hcttiest part uv the. reioicin he'd
/ om done at Bascom ). tapcrin of. ez
may say, at the Church, the speeches
/ were very short, ci not to the pint
/ y hen, how or whcr, it adjourned.
know not. ! wandered orf into the
realms NV Morplus in the middle
fuv Dcckin Pograms secondly. and
aiorc | got back / he'd taken rather
/ long Journey.
| dreamed a vcrv curis dream
Mcthawt | wuz in the regions tilt are
IpopulerIy supposed to lav below US.
Onto his burnin throne sot LuciGcr.
readin the Moo York 1lb2ou. with the
| Imost puzzled expression onto his face
| ever witncst. LAWN it down with
q Sigh-cz hc he'd cone hQnpin onto
sumner which he Good not cornnre.
hcnd-he remarllt, sadly. To biz
niz - and demanded lv lis boolz-Iaen.
er tire sitooation of things. Rcnorfs
were read to huD wich. in the main.
pleased him. 4 shade Of sadniss be-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

Az extensive deposit of magnetic
IRON ore has been discovered near Big
Rib river, about forty miles northwest
from this city, BY Messrs. Robb, Rem
ME x Eaton, Of this place i speci-
men Of the ore WAS sent for analysis
to Boston, to the Assayer of the state
OF Massachusetts,, who pronounced II
excellent. the ore being easily smeItcd
yielding forty-three per cent Of pure
metal. and making capital iron.-.Ste
reas Point VS. LuBsbcrRan.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

1HE death Of the Young Archduch
css Matilda Of Austria was announced
some days since by cable, and the man
ner Of her taking off is heartrending in
the extreme. She Inadvertently trod
upon little lucifer match; IT igpitcd
set fire 10 her thin and light dress !,
and before she could obtain relief she
was 80 badly burned as TO die, In great
agony. IN 4 very short time.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

\ DISTRESSED mother writes TO the
Allentown (Pa.) Democyat for advice,
which she thusly = The onlv
way 80 cure your son Of staying out
late 0 nights Is TO break his legs. or
else get the calico be runs with Il.
do YOUR Homework.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

Do you keep matches asked a
would ne wit. OF a retailer Oh. yea.
al kinds, was the reply Well.
then. III take trott!ng r1atch Tie
retailer Immediately handed box {.
B-andreth'- pills 70 hlm.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

WE were amused with the remark
Of an old lady, who was adnliring the
beautiful picture called :. saved ~" It's
no wonder, said she. :. that the poor
child tainted, after pulling that great
doc ont Of TIC Eratcr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

foCR master at horne p " No, sir,
he's out. . Mistress at home p No,
sir, she's out. Then III step in
and sit b. the hrc That's out. TOO,
sIr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

/ LADY took her little boy 10 church
for the first time. Upon hearing the
organ he was on his feet instanter
:. Sit down, said the mother
won't, lie shouted, Il want to see
the monkey
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

The new India rubber neck and
bust Is probably made OF tina, mate
rial because al finger marks can &c
promptly erased
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

\ PREACHER IN Bcrks county, Penn
svlvania. discoursing about Daniel in
the lions den, said : An thar he sot.
all night long, a iookin at the show
for notain', and it didn cost him nary
a cent.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
0rd6lid ca LlnaliiT.

Sn Sbnlelj bci 2du (NieDCrblDern), wolClbIt
cin ScrgpCrt bcricbCn iparb, ba5 Dem Sorn tSart.
mann aus NilrbCr9 9cbori9, 1T audi in unmittcl.
barcr 9idbe biCc5 GtablilclCnt baS 98pbnbauS
beS Scr9arbeitcr> 2oren5 Yr5L Nuf cinmal nit
eincm fiir6tcrlidcn &nau fog aln 13 Oft bic
ic6 9Sobn9CbGubC in bic Vuft Die ppci Gng0ng5-
tDhrcn in bcn 6abritgCbGnbt biclc6 &crgbareS,
ipoclblt aud Socrr Sd)itbtmciltcr Scnd wobnt,
ipurbcn nit Ginclnindc auNcriiicn, cine Wauer
| Itfir,tc cr Der Sbidtmciitr Der 2lniidt, bag
in icinc gSoDnllng gclNoicn lporbcn lci, crgriff
ld)ncl lcncn Sdbc uno lpplltc Den Srtblcr jiid)>
ti9en bod mic eritannt cr, olS CT ans lcincr
| gSobnung trctCnb, cinCn SOuIm 0uIltcigcn lab
uno baS odlS lcnCS YirbcitCrS ipie we9raiir ipar
@r lief o9Icid al bic lln9liid5ltGttc, nlddte YARN
unb ipCb cntiCBIidcr NnbIf bot iidJ ibm bar =
aidn fdnb eincn &lcB 6lcild)-cS mar bic Srult
bcS Yrg, fcin 6uB, tcin SIrm mar iidtbar, feline
Spur BON &opfc SdS un9c SScib bc6 Yir5I,
wurbc olf DIR StrdBc 9cIunpcn, cbnc @elid)t,
Der gauge &0rpCr ipor peritilnmclt S6ipeltcr
bc5 &dtcrS, gang unfcnntlid, iplrbc aus ben
Sriimmcrn bcrpprgc5ogcl-nnb 10 licgen iic in
bieICm Slugtnblif ncbcn Dem Sadofcn, cinicIne
Glumpcn, ic iopcit tcnntld). Dem cntipre6cnpen
&6rpertDcc ,lgetbciit Sop6It mcrtlpiirbig ilt
babel, baB 5ipci oIten SCpobncrinnen beS oin>
tcrbauicS mcitcr nidtS gcltab. ais paB iie in
6olse Der Grldilttcrung cinige 3cit beipuBtlcs
baldgcn.-Sie grbBtc 0alSbolfcn ipuroen bplli9
jerld)mcttert unb in elmer Gutfcrnung bon elmer
balbcn Stllnbe Ser3iherte gefunfcn. Wtebrere
Sllnpcn Slcild ans ben Sointcr unb SprbcrtbciIen
Der &Drpcr, ia piele Srilmmcr 8cbdrme lagen jer>
ltreut tbcilS auf pcm &Obcn, tbciIS al Den Sdu-
men bdn9cnp-Sie StraBc ndd) 9anlbad 1T
bcbedt bon Sol3tDeiicn, gSdidc, &Ieioun9Siilfen
,c-4irjI mar Ycrgarbtitcr, unb man rilnmt al
lrntbOlbCn aS lidcr all, paB CT ol6 FOLDER 4nber
i'm Seller aufbcipobrtc Die Gypolcn rfclgte,
obnc paB m0n iih bCute nod bic GntitcbunS bic
fer &dtditropbc crtlGrCn tdnu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Tie 7nfel uert,Iabhmrr (demmt

Sortcld, cine Der tlenCrcn piitinbildcn Snieln,
Ipiid)cu &ir9n @oroa unp ct SobnS, lmgrfdbr
4S Standardization 9roB wuroe porgc Mode
bcIltGnbi9 rpn Der Wccrcsilntb, ipclbs BEN
Smrmc fol9ts. unttr 2Sailer gcitBt 3ebntdu-
lcnb WlCnlhcnlcbcn lollcn babel 3u @runbe sc.
gNngen lCin, bd idit nidto 9crcttct pCrbtn tcnnte
DC SnlcI Scrtpld 1T Gil fltincS, 3u Der Grippe
Der lcgcnanntcn SunfcrnniCln 9cbtrgcS Gilanb.
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