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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

HEAB y. STOMACH The question why
printers do not succeed 50 well as brewers
was thusanswered. Because printers Work
fer the head. and brewers for the stomach
and were twentv men have stOmachs but
ono has brains
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

tlSE man asked anothcr Why bis oeaFts
was Brown dad Ris hair white beeause,
be SAID, ane twenty years FQuuger y 40
lie other
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

Pray madam. why dc qGu name your
Old hen Macduf Because, SIR 1 want
her to lay on
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03
ftAsAs t-srt'Hf ~ .-t'e - r. a't.F
s. i-n IS Postmaster

WHEN MauFe was Estting his uur Fs3t
pautelL 5v Newtoa. Sydney smith, Vho
ace mganiea hc psei aid the artist
tuldu gnu enutles 90 THROW iu2 hIs
iaea somewhat - d -taHnUer expression )t
hostility 90 rhe bAau.tt Establishment
WIEN does family suP 0nmuslo ben
L has piano ior e.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

Tue most reluctant slave to vice bat We
ever saw was poor fellow who had bis in
gers IN enc.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

TuE industry Of the ladies' IN PARIS sur
passes belief They dye-thair hair; they
euamel-their faces: they gild-tIeir locks;
they paiut-their cheeks; and now they
bronza-kheir conplexious.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

SOME one says the best way for man to
train uu a child in the way il should 20. is
to travel that way occasionally himsalf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

Ile country IS cut 4p ay caaais--ome
deem enough Cd 8oat she .ar1es1 If ships
others small sud narrow. K5a see hun
jreds 1i BOATS Stand with nae on the asuk
af 5ile great canal BJica leads from the esJY
of Amsterdam to the leean and the
crafts. A 1oT ruling nurse tr1is pasl U.s.
the horse towing a tes5el.Issnf a packet
5aaf a eauai ammaus or stage winch plies
between Amsterdam aad the adjoining VIII
ages. A man stands SO she hallu and dIa
good wife is in the cabin dealing 0ut bread
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

A aad 6ssiunine -ths end Of the marriage
service
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

The great secrets IF navigation are con
tanned in a small compass
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03
ssiaaal 5 Business Cards.

a4GtJs8s $ aA1&5{BS2 eHESt5.
AlEDH n = - al LA ~
aiAt-lt-s = ~ 8 LA -
8-se opposite Bced & SchaiF5 BAHk
--,,- 5- -7rgf;.h ana German rz4HsG7
--rEf1fELL -E8 LING ha2 i f2l1LEZA5
A-T8KEETS AT Law BEuF0Hu. pa.
T-. r5s.za& a -zrrugrs1ip ia rag practice 15
.H.T 3szes a1. lizua Street, csro doors SauIh
Mrr-rL Iausa. |ApFli LE64-tf
ATTORNEY at Law bEaf'Ep, pa.
---5a..r -suse-s l.s professional services
~ 0sscs ri.a j. W TiuseaIeltcr,
.r-e .-ree-
z-.5s-. promptly male -use f4-sf.
4LttfEALt AT -AA
-=.s-cs.r and promptly attend 10 al ntisl-
1855 ----slaa 70 lls este Jf1ca s1tl g. e. 1lsArs,
aslaEl -rrss.. .aIe= aa7rs salrh @ me
Ha1sa MAY -+.lr
r=-r- EI AEETP
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ToLgaE no. l.
rmE AFR1eAS DeE.


aaaor of Macedonia, came one ,lsv
g, 60 E Instant province 0l Africa, ricl Ia 4oid
rs 'iiiiisbltahts @eilf q tneei him, carving
3ssisa iall of glid anl frnit.
@ ea eat these fruits aid sxan-
am not come @ gIew yanr riches
35T ra r8Ir customs.
20 6 e3 IiIn 10 the n,arr .bs,.,.
faeir a..te lae4e held hia eongt .Ji7ef iben
es- eppad l9EtA ana aia
2 5udge I bought af tl,is as. +, -asl
iuii 3i cnah, ana have iGuna IA Il consider.
aDls tf=aauTc. The elaf is nlir,e. bt,r aa.
Jiio and t1is ua aill ~ 80 4
saeS -
Ea alsa ~ si.es
AnsH 29 Ion lt afraid loss non sEig1,ld n
atAiH satnalalng wrong, aud / do fear ~
-aAs y -f7ln thee- { sold ehea his sack
.heludihs ~ tBat i contains. Seen fhioe
7"l. VIZ. Hla@A 81 lin @ TINS effect, Cd Judge ~
AAt = issse aslsed che iirss If iie had ! lf,n
ife an Yes. lie s.ka8 t},s'ofI,.',.
q 1e ila't q laughter, and h. ais5 srsg,er,-,j
frlan1s5 sad she Judge Won
arc 19ti dehG. people Bnita ggur elj ,gireD
~ sach 3tief, ana give them the 7e,yIv-
iYuh1 lre Tor q marriage do,ger This
IS ms dec a
AisEae-e Ez azt7nlhed when ae beard
14ls -Gnieaea
Haze Judged unTighte8uslr, sad the
= als5 q .a distant land, thai .Iau arr
luGs astoHlshfd -
Bg 20 ueaas. answered Alexander
but 20 M uutTg Il would have been
otherwise
And how inquired ho African Judge.
Ltta I-Futants, replied Alexander
"auia AaFe lost their heads, and the
TREASURE 1gl have como into tbe hands hi
Jhe KING
LAe \ ld mole his handz together ami
-4iu 8uss al Bn aine witi Won. snd
i9a7 Heaven .l1u Eaiu upon you.
A.szausier answered, Yes
L"Is nus, u a ne pursued, 1u az
e'Haf " PIE naoe-Ht animals chat dwell In
Egur land tor over such men gaaht NO .g1,,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

ATTORNEY ALLAN
a+ss opposite Bced & Schail'5 BAaE.
-freu "a EUziisb and aeraGu. zpl1dI
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-03

.-----.''- ' ai.--
-.E-RPE KERR.
@ ATTyRFE F-s-a TIA 6
rI arze-fse IN tie Courts II Bedford and ..d-
counties 4ll business entrusted 60 their
sU receive azrefUi and ur1tspr attalstl ln
.rans Bounty. 3acE Pay, Gc- speedily e.'.-
from ths Government.
1n 5uiiaun street, opposite tne hsah-is4
Reed 5czslI Bedford, Pa laaE1.,-
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The market sprng opened firm, with advance
closed dun am oSer with II $ sid md 81 asked
sodterss ee1s AM to Wa. Sd and %
y s. for No a. n 20 for no Il q for %.ssd 4 , a.;
s Min Ss.s:. ; s sa.l, 4 'ssi e
sTs es" ,s @s ND
shade sssiss S sa5ss
FarIenIs. The narIe. was quet and rates FOR grain
200 bSl. nom g bales cotton a.
81 oil So. 3D. leo eiesEe Sd. Ssss
erses beef at IS The charters were, brig, s,o0o
gun Sirs.-Bags were demand and sales made Of
125 bales at Cloth dun and nominal aisc 22c
HoPs were ~ moderate demand and prices were frm at
@ of d. c and c
for foreign according to quality - and
were nouiasiy in.c. ise gold FOR &C. &C.,
market was moderately active at soc roc for
o and 81 % iSs r %s. ai and firm
for all grades The sales were $50 hhds 10 terces oenuess
NAVAL sronrs Spirits tarpen,n,s wa, slow q SALE and
pssss WE'RE d i s SHy SS."f
quiet but nnehansed value The 9ny sc o, moment we
g 81 -; No. g. 81 y No. !, IS - 30; pale
heard Of no sales Of con.e ueace Of any descrip
onoa values were dnchansed useed was quoted nj Doc
Is Sbls pork s. do beef IS pack
AMI lard. The market Tor
quiet and prices irregular and heavy closing at s2 for
the sales comprised about 100 bbs at $2 10
27 IS the latter price for small ots eS 20
prime and $50 tor clears prime WINS quoted at
rivals oein. only 600 head prices higher,
Ing re. TO sac. Beef In moderate demand
81 g sr ga IN ne s sna s. dT ss a
n $50 prime aud fJl SIS for lntiG or the
former 30 tcrces sold private terms bcef hams
dall but UNCHANGED In value There only small
go nj r8. For cut meats the market continued To
rule drli and prices nomnaiy lNc 2c. for picked
shoulders, lie litc Tor dry saed DO lac. smoked
fsc for picked hams, lsc DC Tor smoked 10. and lt
Bacon All slow Of sale, but unchanged in value
sales nhont 10 horc- stratori part n 5c.
The business ,n Lard sl small but prices without
ae ration The sales were - packages, az i9ee. sc Tor
No. 7, 20 prime steam and kettle rcnIerc1.
PETaoiIUu-k Receipts 2,lS bbis. Crude in bus IN
and nominal at Ike. l7c. the spot and -
10 arrive We heard of sales The market Tor re-
inactive ami prices numnsy lowe, closing
There demand from any source TIC
only sale heard OF ot0 Js Of csiGium 30c $50
bbs brought 80 56 In Philadelphia the market Gull
aud lower The saes were V1 bbls nspha at i2c and iO
do. standard white at 2Ssc.
quiet, but nrm A. 94c. 94c. for Carolina and
90. y &C. for Rango0n.
SUGAp-Ony = moderate business corsunlmaed in
raw the market hru al former prices, lie.
i'.c fair good refining Cubs. There sales OF
ti0hhdH. Al &c. sc. FOR Cuba, 2 PQIto t o.,
aai t<c. Demcrafa; also $50 bOAes q. II &C. H.
Refined uiel follow log uotatlons liards is
SZEDa--Cacta insred quiet, out steady At ~ ~
Gold duty paid Grass dull and nom nal a. our last
quotations.
srEAaiNr.-Thc market dun. Only small sales
made at from lie. 10 lsc.
TALON Ia moderate demand ~ about the prices pre-
viously The were Scc lbs a. iac. iSsc
more sya prices easier Sales rcporea Of
lUU bD.A nj 81 4 %, duty paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05

Pittsburg "a . SAX; Rock Island, lo2k 1924;
Northwestern 81 s7k; Northwestern preierrea
TT s.; Fort WAYNE i09x Q 1o9%; OHIO cen'n
Gates, 2ax 2ok; Mariposa preferred, 2o's 2ih.
Government securities closed very unsettled ~
nve O'Clock at the subjoned quotauons-keg's-
Tered. 1881, lib 1l3k; coupon, issl ia iisai
62os registered, 1862 los lo5; 52o's coupon 1867
lo7X a1os1; do. 1884, 1864 100; d. 1885, io5 100;
do, 1896, January and July 1os 1loA; do 1867,
1925 11e,< d. 1893. 1927 no. 1o-4os, registered
loa loaa<; 1o-4o's, coupon, 1864 lo5K.
The circular OF private banking house thus refers
to the days busness:-
The earliest transactions Of the day in government
bonds indicated strong disposition TO buy, and
fore the first call OF tho b0ard but the day ad-
vanced and the scarcity In money became SO much
more asgaca1 nnaS s grew less confident
option, while the continued pressure or cash
the early sales was reached. The banks to-day
agreed to receive the three per cents In settlements
nv sbs nicuss ha shereoy arrest
stood this morning but still insufficient to stay the
decline In prices which resulted from the forced sales
measure, though 1t can impart no ease to the money
market, VIII serve to prevent It's growing worse
through natural agencies, as it inevitably would
have done had the banks Continued In q position IN
which they were forced TO present their three per
cents Tor redemption, IN order to make their ex-
II
eminent IN Its turn was forced to reimburse Itself
from It's bank balances or by sales In the market,
thus annulltng oil possibility OF relief to borrowers,
and AZ the same time contracting to the extent or
Inc certificates redeemed, the amount OF which
since the LIST OF October is stated at the
immense sum OF fourteen millions. day or two
since we expressed tue belief that the artificial pres
sure upon the money market would not be relaxed
til the prices OF some OF the railways Appropriated
more closely to the figures at which the clique Is
aiming. Later evidences confirm US st more in
these Impressions, and to-day Reading, Erie and the
other stocks in which its chief interest lies, WERE at
the point where the market was most denorallzed,
subjected 10 'hammerngn which for while
seemed almost sure to end In panic. The demand
for foreign exchange is very light while one-quarter
per cent per day can 50 readily be earned by retain
Ing balances here, and hence tine decline in rates.
The weakness OF the gold market Is due TO the same
causes and to runors OF heavy secret sales by the
government. Even higher rates OF commission have
been paid for money to-day; IN few cases one-half
per cent in very many, indeed one quarter per cent,
while oneeighth was freely paid By the best houses
The foreign exchange market was ou but steady,
and at the close bankers bills England at sixty
days were quoted at 1924 no. at three days, IloH
11on; commercial bills, 100 1927. Bankers bills
on Paris at sixty days, 5.l6,4 5.15
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



CIAaK-DrTCHETT.-On Monday. October r. At
tho residence OF the brides pareull, By the Roy. H..
NJ. Gailahcr, OF Brooklyn, THOMAS BENTON CLARK,
OF Rochester, formerly OF Brooklyn. % Kate o..
DucuETr, OF Morrs.nia, Westchester county, N y.
DREUX-FlLL0T.-On Monday, November =. at the
residence or the brides parens by the Rev. Uc-
tavus rockingham, PAUL Il. DREux TO AMANDA
o.. daughter or Alexander Elliot, al OF this city.
LowL--SI4MosS.--On saturday october ST. nv tho
Rev. Mr. Reed, at the residence OF The brides
mo her, HOWARD ID. LowD 10 SARAH j. SIMdoNs,
both OF New ork No cards
LUsE-PoTTER.--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Noveul-
her J. by Gle hev. HcnEy Ward BeCchcF, WILLIAM u.
Lgsk 70 adobe ~, daughter or Charles s. Potter,
al OF Brooklyn.
MgTCALF-TOrTEN.-O Sunday, November !, by
the Rcv. w. II. Evans, FRANCIS =. MTTcALF, OF
Washington TO ApDIE l.. TOTEM, OF this city.
Washington %. ca papers please copy.
NALKER-PALMEI.-On Thursday, April is, al
Range View, Ilighfeds by tho Rev. W. H. Nelson
Do, IBID, JAMES THOMAS WALsER, manager OF
the lanS OF New south Yates, ToOwoumDa, son OF
John william Walker, Esq, Newington, Edinburg
to JASETrE IsABsLLA. nth daughter OF IN atc
Thomas Palmer, Esq, J. j.. Of summer Hil, near
killala, county Mayo, ireland.
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AcKLrY-The 70. Teresa's NJ. n. and q. Society
will meet at their rooms on Friday morning at half
past eight O'Clock, to attend the funeral VI their
late brother member, Francis Ackley.
lev. JAMES BDfCE, honorary President.
JAMES T.. DOuGuERry, Secretary.
BAKEE.---0u sunday, November 1, ELIZA TLrsrOH
rcct OF Lieutenant Colonel Rufus L. Baker, OF Wind
BerTs.-At New Haven, on Tuesday. November 8,
SsMUEL X. BETS, formerly judge OF the United
states District Court Ut New York. in the SD year OF
his age.
the interment will take place at woodlawn Gene.
terry, this Thursday, ut twelve O'Clock noon. The
relatives and friends OF tile family are invei 10 at
tend. The Harlem express train, which leaves
Iwenty-sixth street at eleven A. NJ, Will. stop ns
Woodlawn.
BfAcg.--on wednesday, November 4, WILLIAM !.
BLACK, in the Both year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the fuuora from his late resi-
dence, No. 20 Barrow street, on Friday morning. at
ten O'Clock.
BaIpogr.--On Tuesday, November >, Of consunp-
ton, ANN BRIDGET, tie beloved WHO OF Edward
Bridget in the 5ith year OF her age.
the relatives and friends OF the family ere respect
fully invited TO attend the fnera rom her late rest
ence. III Deiancey street, this rhursdsy) afternoon.
a. one O'Clock
ERYsoS. In Brooklyn, on wednesday, November
4, HuGn BRYsos, aged "a years con OF James and
Margaret Bryscn.
friends OF the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from his late residence ll3 East
O'Clock.
BuEwEtt.--on FRIDAY, October 30, after a long
and painful illness, SHELDON DCRwELL, IN the 73d
year OF mis- age.
fuly invited 10 attend the funeral from Ills late resi-
dence, 80 Orchard street, this Thursday afternoon,
Of halfpast one O'Clock.
CASAyAS.-on Tuesday, November q, after short
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05

toFIFF.-The market Tor Rio tolerabv active, and
prices for all grades firm. The sales 1900 baSs
Nautilus, at or about l0 gold in bond Other kinds were
still duh and unchanged.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts Is 99s bbls -four, 30 do
meal 642 bags do 1264s bushels wheat IL 2a3 do
800 do oats, ID 1896 do rye and lSs do barley
The market for -four without decided change There
demand for extra State for export and 81
freely bid for good brands but other kinds dun and
heavy California Hour dull but noninaly unchanged
brought 8i2 x3 The sales about xl3 coo bbs
Southern -four dun and nominal a. our quotations The
sales 500 bbs Rye flour slow OF SALE and prices
were heavy. Sales 225 bbls Corn meal moderately
and scarcely Sales 800 bbs part 80 10 for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

The market has ruled exceedingly duh during the past
week politics having superseded business In Importance aad
eybody TO have sone home 10 vote" Tn the ab,
any demand OF the market has ruled heavy
prices been nearly nominal and though sales
reported rather lower figures there has
positive decline. Bus has very light and IN the
absence Of change OF note we omit Details simply
uexing the current quotations, which show changes
wooen fabrics have also ruled quiet, hut the market Is
s very rn and whenever there sales they are a, full
prices.
We the current quotations for the leading de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-05
THE LECTURE SEASON.

GENERAL SOCIETY or MECHANICS AND TRADES.
NJ ~ the city Of Nav York.
The nrs Lecture OF the course viii be rvsn at stenw,y
HAL, Thursday evening November q, 1875 By Colonel y.
A. CoDkllng sunjrr-fhe Decisive Battles OF America"
HENRY l.. SLurE, Chairman Lecture Committee.
FEspEBIoK III. Gaosy, Secretary Lecture Committee.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
Interesting, Invaluable and scientific subiects showing
bsw live aud what tive for delivered daily ~ the
New York Anatomy Those unable 10 attend
rsesves copy by forwarding 8 TO the secretary, 6s
Broaawny.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 4-sP

WEDNESDAY, Nov. Al M.
coTroN.Recepts, 200 bales The market for this staple
fairly active, the demand being principally from
porers, and prices were steady at yesterdays quotations
The sales 1868 bales, including 2a75 for export, GA
for spinning z5S speculation and 1872 in transitu We
quote-
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BILLIARDS.
WATCHES, JEwKLuY, SC.

A FRANKrItLD CO., JEWELLERS, 100 SIXTH
n. avenue, conner Fourteenth streets 35 Eighth avenue,
corner Iweaty sixth sreePsepees and solo mannfacil
rers Of Cuckoo CLOCKS; agents for the waihsm aud al
AMERICAN WATCHES. wholssals aud retail
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-29

i@itterli@feit ibrer parteiprincipien be<
itdrft benen felbit Elm 70 trdfti9 uno nit 70
our9oa@ter Tafttf tSurd9efuubtter @n9riF
tpte Der bes 6errn 2tena> nt@ts an;uz
baben permo9te. 16#iu@ III .1#"o14.
@ir. fra9en ST Der Mann Der
61entlt@ unp Dor BEN periaua1elten 8olf
Dtnge (pri9t pel6e man utbt. bruden
ta1t1, pbne alien S9am9efubl ms @e<
1tdt ju f9la9en,, ein 9eei9neter Gpltsrez
praientant {. Die ~preb"" BON 9eitern
fr1b brit9t eiine. Stele aus BET son Germ
Do1neuy III ct. @loup 9ebaltene1 Nfer9e>
wel9e mir nt9t iteriesen fSnnen rl1p
ourfen> unb tp@ ioute Der @timn9eeer
lie tennen, tint tu >pti1en, ppopn 1ubaS
0efa6 sefQutit bas rpa 1oldem @@muB
uberlduft." .tt1tN.'..'@h 2tl1"# ~ }%2E1
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Gin un91lG auf Der ct. Gpttbarbs
ftrafe.

Der uMat.<3t9." 9ebt sptt &ealp iber
ein nn9li6, baS 1t@ auf Der @pttbarbz
1trabe am 26. Sept. 5u9etra9en> fpl9enbe
Mtttbeilun9 at: uuS5@ mar 9esett 10 l1br
NIT t1etnem Glbrer BON Mmites aufse<.
brp@en unp bic berrltde StraBe in Better
Stimmun9 uno 1&nter betterm 6tnmel
bis smii9en @attin9en uno @Bldenen
btnauf9e9an9en, ais un6 pl6Blt9 ber
ppitpmntbus Mtg pferben beipaunt
ent9e9entpmmt, I'M lan9iarnen @@ritt >>n
cine Gfe bte9etp. @ir fino 1ieQei@t is
.S&ritte pom ibm ; i'd i9aue mir ben
potiQpr, einen bib1den Menlden, an,
benerfe 5au@ wpbL ME ii6 he pferoe et>
>pa6 nett re@tS balten, ais plSbli@ Der
pofttQpn 5uiammeni@reGt, ba6 2ettleil.
1@neQ ansiebt unb pfenbar bic Yferpe
suradbalten mill. Do6 ltnte 81 erb COON
Mb9runb ant peiteiten entfernt) itirst ouf
bic 5tnterfube> ba rpllt ber @aee1 lang
fam, gang lan91am na9, ter pplttupn
iprtn9t pom 8pd> ftirst unter ra5 @prz.
berrac> raft ft@ idneQ> anl9einenp UNI
Yerlebt aut aber ra5 linte @proerrab 9leiz
tet iber ben &anb ; td n1einem Gubrer
Unit etni9e S@ritte cpraus> iprin9e bin;u
unb serlu9e NIT allen &raften ben @a<
gen 81 bolten,- unb
i9neler rutldt Der @aeeu ; r1eir binsu<
fpmmencer Tiibrer reibt mid iuriid> unp
ppnnerno itirSt Der @a9en NIT ieine1
Snia6en III bic Stefe btnab, Sci ber
triten Matte 1@ld9t er auf, baS Sproerz
tbeil lSbt ii@ nit ben pferpen pom @az
gen as, Der mum III 9ewalti9eu SaBen
BET &eub suetlt, @n einem mddtieen
Stetn bleibt er nit ser19euteu &drern
lie9en wdbrenp I'M Snnern pe6 @a9sn6
ii6 e1tleBlideS @el9ret b1ren ldbt. @tr
~tanoeu eini9e Mu9enblide itarr pprS@re;
dem pann ipransen unp, tletterten wtr
b{nab bis Sit benz @a9en, aus bonn il6
8-10 bluti9e @etalten berauSmtnrcn>-
ar1ne Staltener !! = tppt int Mu9enblid
mod fe{terI aber aue {dwer Yerlebtt"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-29
StQbt< unb 2Qnb Na6rthten
q Nuf II @uf!E .13aG
.- ts4
Su's Te1o fur, 0rant funb gi,ifay.

Mi9t tnate >tto: cine @o@e UNI ser Sag
per Gntl9eirut1g it pa. Il. ., l@@+ -. -.
Der Sag Der, Gnti9eioun9! 5s,"> ~.
WaS e1ti 9eiret er? Grjentl9eipet pb
pas amnee1riifaniif9es @plf bic .&ieenarbeit
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