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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-11-07
@arrieD.

At the Galloway House, November Sd, by the Rev. D.
Holmes. Mr.. EDWARD C. WAFER TO Miss ELIZA A
GI.lGGS both OF La sale county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21

$4,000 votes has been very close. The
indianapolis Sentinel of Monday makes
Bakers (RadicaD majority 5619-the
Democratic gain being 1888.
The Democrats, also, gain two Con-
gressmen, though by fraudulent exclu"
sion Of the vote Of a whole township
amounting, to more than two hundred
votes, the Radical fJulian9 viii probably
obtain the certificate Of election. sgTE Ia
The courageous Democracy of Indiana
have not taken the harness of. The
Sentinel, the organ Of the party says
The State election is over, and the
local questions that invariably enter,
more or less into its decision, are no
longer in the contest. The broad, great
| fight is before us. Clear the deck Tor
actioni Democratsr Awake ! Arouse
to the great duty that is before you
| We can and We viii carry Indiana,
| if you will only put forth the
necessary efforts You have been
beaten by fraud and money! You
have been swindled out of your rights by
imported rulians from other States
These Radical aids will not be available
| in November. Then you will meet thu
Radicals of this State alone in fair
| stand.up fight. You can beat them
| You can beat them by thousands, If yor
will. Friends! we beseech you b.
every consideration that can move men t
action-your love for your country, you
regard for your children, your yeneratiol
for the Constitution and Union of you
fathers, your attachment to liberty an
Republican goyernEaent-tOr shake off q
onco all lethargy and indifference, an
Il G05T0 WORK, vigorously, energetical
ly, and actively to carry Indiana in Nc
vember, for Seymour and Blairl q
Guards, and at them! O.. .-s saF goa. ?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21

This leaves an apparent balance Of
SSI, 057 43, but S5S,l42 Il of this
amount was revenue deposited in the
Tennessee National Bank at Memphis
which appears to have been lost, notwith-
standing the law requires ample secu-
rity from every bank that may be deisig-
mated as a depository of the public funds.
Why should this money be lost? Has
nothing been done to make the securities
of the bank pay over this money, or are
they too insOlVent like the bank? The
transactions with this bank are involved
in much mystery. 1t will be remem-
bered that the Radical Legislature
passed law authorizing the Treasurer
to take charge Of the school fund.- then
in the&eeping of the Comptroller, and
to deposit it in bank as other public
moneys, knowing that it was to be de-
posited in the Tennessee National Bank,
or tie President of that institution was
electioneoring with the members to get
the law passed for that special purpose.
What fnducemeRt was held out TO the
Legislature to pass this law, has never
TRANSFERRED. But that body passed the
| law, when it was well-knoWn to the lead
ing Radical members that the Comptrol-
Ter had no confidence in the solvency Of
the bank, and would not authorize reYe-
nue. collectors to make deposits with it
The school fund" was deposited in that
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21

bank by the Treasured, under the law
specially passed to. give him that power, |
and in few months the thing collapsed
and only about half the fund was saved,
though precisely how much has never
been made-known to the public. Nor
hes any statement been made in
regard to the condition Of the re-
im1inder. The Legislature which author
ised the Treasurer to take this school
fund" from the custody of the Comptrol-
Ter and deposit it in the Tennessee Ma
tional Bank, failed or refused to order an
Investigation of the matter, and the
present Legislature seems utterly Obliv-
iOus to the fact that there is something
very mysterious about this whole trans
action which should be exposed to the
public gaze. 1t might be an ugly ex-
pOsure for certain parties, but if anybody.
profted by this transfer-and there is a
strong suspicion that somebody, and
more than one somebody, did--it is due
to the people that it should be made pub
lie. 1t is also due to the people that q
full expose of this "school fund.- affair
should be made, and they should be in.
formed what has become of the portion
that was saved. What has been done
with that portion of the sacred school
fund ?" ga n
It will be seen from Comptroller Black
burns statement that we enter upon the
present financial year with only 81, 34s
in the treasury, and in his letter to the
President of the Fourth National Bank
of New York, he estimated that $780,
| 600 would be required tOpay the interes
on the State debt and meet the expenses
of the government for the current year
If the expenses of this year should in
crease in any thing like the ratio Of tn
/ increase of 1868 oyer 1867, his estimat
will fall short fully half million. AM
this enormous sum is to be wrung iron
people who have already contribute
more to the support of the BrownloN
administration than they had to pay 70
the support of the State government
any six years before the war. See hoy
rapidly the expenditures have increased
when the condition of the people de
, manded that they should have been keI
long way below what they hav
reached. The statement we have con
piled from the official reports will sho'
the people of Tennessee what they hav
to expect from an administration Ii
: whole policy Of which has been to grin
them to powder.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
NAN nEMoCRATa-RAH

Ehe Radical manipulation on our tele>
sra5h wires, treats US this morning to a
hatch of bosh about war Democrats going
over TO Grant. The fellows alluded to,
il there be any such, didn't have far to
90. 1t is nothing but desperate trick OF
Radicals calling themselves war Demo
crats-a lot of pimps and mendicants Of
shoddyized Democrats who sold them
selves to the party in power for army con-
tracts during the war They are doubt.
less hired at 50 much per head, to get W
sham war Democratic" meetings on the
eve Of the election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
DEHOCRArrC STATE CoMnITrEH.

81 GRO. J. STUBBLEfIELD, chairman.
LAT pistrict.-J. P. HOLTzIsGER, Of Greene
2nd JOIN WILLIAMS. Of Knox.
Ard ga. JANEs.Sof Hamilton.
atb Jos. II. THOMPSON. of Bedford.
9TH ". NJ. BRowS,. INA P. JoNEs.
/. F. BEECH. A. RoBERTs, and
Ut. DuNLAP. sf Davidson.s
eth Dorsey B. THOMAS, of Hum
phreys --. .rrrE
9Th HORACE J. BLANTON, ST., of Hen
~.
sth MIDI. STEWART. Of Shelby.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
| atiOnal Democratic Ticket
ELECTORAL TICKET
Fer the State nj Large.
rncoN5 pTrTpp mag az WaaLle

or inc oE8EB n A113EbSs -
EMERSON ETHERIDGR. Of Wsakley.
RDMUND COOPER, Of Bedford. arr
LIST District Gen. A. A. KYLE. Of Hawkins.
"A District-J. NJ. cLEMENTSoN. Of McMinn.
81 District-E. A. JAMES. of Hamilton.
ath District-A. A. sTKELE. of Marshall.
5,R District-FRAEK P. CAHILL. Of Davidson
9th Dlstrict-RLIJAH WALKER, Of Wayne.
I'm Ristrict-H. JslFURNER, Of Lauderdale.
SIN District-W. ". VAUGHAN. OF Haywood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
SAW AND GRIsT MILL,
Illuminating Coal OIL.

ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT WHOLE
~ sale manufacturers prices. the G. V. o. !
M. Co. Oil, which We guarantee to gives dtisfAc-
ton as we'll as to quality as to rates.
HARRISON Il son,
sepl7 I'm lBl Upper Wharf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21

the following described property:
Two HOUSES AND LOTS, on the east side OF
Market street, az the junction Of the Murfrees-
bOrO pike with said street. fronting about sixty.
six feet on the same end Of said pike, and run
ming back $50 feet TO an alley. The houses are
two story double brick. with six rooms in each,
and in good repair, and comparatively new
houses. Also l31z acres in civil district No, =.
Davidson county, ab0uS Eve miles from the city
Of Nashville on the north side Of Mil Creek
Valley Pike, and adjoining Andrew dregorys
home place. being the same sold b. u. PetEsy
to A, Gregory, nth day Of October 1850. and
registered in the Registers Ofsce Of Davidson
county. Also three-nlnths interest IN fourteen
acres in civil district No 5, in Davidson county,
bought BY said Gregory OF the Jgcob Wagner
heirs. Also IA acres and z poles in the 5th DIS
triet Of Davidson county. bought by said GREGG
~ of the Clerk and Master, Nashville, IN the
year 1861. Reference il made 10 the Chaneery
Court, N Nashville, for a more particular deserip-
ton Of these lands.
will also sell, at the same time and place.
one two horse wagon. one carryali and num-
Der of plOWs and other farming implements
Terms made known on the day OF sale,
A. H. HURLEY,
ost7 IavSt Assignee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21

All of this enormous amount, except
S2l ,349 OIL has been expended. The
following, compiled from the Comptrcl-
ler's reports and the statement given
above, will show how the expenditures
have uroUn each wear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
STACEY HOUSE

Church Street, Nashville. Tenn.
THIS POPULAR HOUSE HAVING BEEN
L thoroughly renovated and rehtted, is row
OpenfOr the reception of guests.
Liberal arrangements made with permanent
Oarders and frst-class accommodations,
VIZ Bun q. A ""-rLEY, PrOpr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
I'M BANKRUPTCY.


THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT0N THE
= 8th day of October A. ID. 1865 warrant
bankruptcy was issued against tho estate of
Buckner s. Cardwell, in the county of
smith and State of Tennessee, who has been
sdjudged bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment of any debts and GeliV-
cry Of any property belonging to such bank
rupt, TO him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that
q meeting of the creditors Of the said bankrupt,
20 prove their debts. and to chO Dose one OF more
assignees of his estate. will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy. to be holden on the 10th day of
November, 4. ID. 1858. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
office of the Register in Bankruptcy. Carthage.
Tennessee, before J. W; Johhson. ESQ; Regis
ter. Z. r. GLASC0CK,
U. S. Marshal, Messenger
ByH.L L. STUBBLEFIELD.
oet2l 1t Dep. U. s. Marshal. Messenger.
THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
18th day of October, a. ID. 1868. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of q. w. Martin, Of the county Of Smith.
and State Of Tennessee, who has been ad-
Judged bankrupt on his own petition that
property belonging to such bankrupt TO him OF
for his use. and the transfer OF any property by
him, are forbidden by law; that meeting OF
the creditors of the said bankrupt, TO prove
their debts and to choose one or more assignees
of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bank
IuDtcy. 10 DO holden on the 10th day of NOYem-
beri a. y: lo6S; az 10 o'clock AcN,St the office
before j. W-JnhnEon- Esq. Register.
. +. 4. GLASC0CK,
U. 5. Marshal. Messenger.
BY II. L. STUBBLEFIRLD,
Oet2l 1t Dep. L. 5. Marshal Messenger.
n1HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L tho 7th day Of October. A. d. 1865 war
rant in bankruptcy issned against the
estate of Asel Duncan. Of the cOunty of Jack
son. and State of Tennessee, who has been
| adjudged q bankrupt on his own petition. that
| the payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him, OF
for his use. and the transfer of any property by
| him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting of
| the creditors of the said bankrupt. to prove
| their debts and to choose one or more assignees
| Of his estate. will be held at a Court of Bank
ruptcy, to be holden on the 14th dag of Noyem-
Der. A. d. 1868. at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the
| Office of the Register in Bankruptcy, in Gsins-
boro. Tennessee. before j. W. johnson, Esq,
Register
f. K. GLASC0CK,
/ U. s. Marshal, Messenger.
By II. L. SHUBBLEFIELD,
oct2l-lt Dep. U. S, Marshal, Messenger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
~ Cor or Hon ct. AND CUMBERLAND ALLET,
would T spectfully inform his patrons, friends
and the public generally, that he has secured
the services Of Mr. Geo. W. Hickman as Agent
and Foreman, and is prepared to execute all
kinds of building and job work with dispatch
and IN q wOrkmanlike manner iOetf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
RADICAL ExTRAVAGANCE IN TEN.
NRSSER,

Comptroller Blackburn publishes the
following statement of the condition of
the treasury of the State of Tennessee
for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1868:
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, NASHVILLE,
Tenn, Oct. l, l86S.-The following state
mefft is prepared for publication in COM
pliance with subsection IL, of section
BOT, Of the Code of Tennessee
To balance in Treasury on the 3Oth
Of September lS67.................... S0S9,g5O 81
Less the following deductions:
Due banks and ehecks....--S3l.9 49 Is
Deposits in Tennessee Ma
Bank Of Team. money -. 81 81 9O,4O3 so
sig95l7 "a
Receipts by the Treasury on war
rants issued this year, and on - ~,
former issues .............. Z,040, I4i ~
s8.Ol529I 50
Payments out of the Treasury on
warrants issued this year. aud on
former issues............. S,US5,S4o o.
Balance in Treasury, Oct. /, 1865. s2I.S49 OIL
The appropriations to the Tennessee
Hospital for the Insane, the Blind School
at Nashville, the Deaf and Dumb School
at Knoxville, and to the Penitentiary, are
all fully paid.
G. w. BLACKBURN, Compt.
We have endeavored to ascertain fro m
this statement and the reports previously
submitted to the Legislature by the
present Comptroller and his predecessor,
the amount of revenue collected from the
people by the Brownlow administration
during the three and half years of the
reign of that dynasty, and We find the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TRADE SALE.

UEATMAN, SHIELDS i co. WILL SELL
i on Thursday. October I'D. at "a O'Clock,
A. NJ, an extensive consignment Of fresh and
seasonable STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Hats, an unusually long and
we'll nssorted stock Of varieties.
viii be added an invoice of Ladies Haas,
Ribbons, Flowers, Cloaks, Trimmings, ETC., etc.
These goods must be closed ont.
= oct2i 2t
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Bankrupt Sale of Lands, Etc.

A s. ASSIGNEE OF ANDREW GREGORY.
IA I viii sell at the Courthouse. in the city of
Nashville, on
Saturday, the 31st Of October, 1888.
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Payments out of the Treasury on
warrants issued this year. aud on
former issues .........................
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Our exchanges have not yet furnished
the official figures of the elections held
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, but the sum-
mary herewith attached will be found to
vary very slightly from the facts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21

Receipts by the Treasury on war
former issues 2545747 40
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-21
W. S. DUNNAVANT,

octdtf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-08

THE Merchant Tailoring Department Of
this House ~ unsurpassed by any East or
West. The most perfect satisfaction Is
guaranteed in every pal alticular. / have
also the most complole assortment of Ready
Made Clothing in Eastern Ohio. All goods
sold al the very lowest prices. The patron
are OF the public resrcctfull w solicited.
q. M, MAY,
Noy. .g7, 1867, Stvubca3illc, Ohio.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-14
&coacteur: @ngem 8. @brbarot.
Appreciation pes 5u6warri9ten 8idpfa Sbpmas & raee)
ct. 9>anl, Mtinneiota, Samita9 ben H. atdr3 1868.

ni6t nur pem &6rper @erantbeit III
@el1dften hes 2ebens> lpnper1 fie ball.
ten aud pn1Mili9san9e..ab, seuSbn<
men an cine niiblidc Ibdti9feit unp
an Greupe at perielben lp,pie an Orb
nun9 uur 3wedmdbi9teit. Dieies iollte
ale Gltern be>pe9et1 ibre &inper IN
6anrarbeiten 3u ul,terri9ten prer un<
terrtdten ;u la0en. Gltern iputen ibre
&incer meni9ftens ;u 6aule auber ben
2ebrfuncen uno nad ben 9eet9neten
Grbplun9cn su bei9dfti9en iu9en. SIR
bic &naben ei9nen .fi@ gang belorpers
Nrbetten i'm 0arten, auf Dem Gelbe pber
IN ben @ielen fiji bic Mdc9en bic
petbli9en Nrbeitel cas Sptnnen, Nd<
ben @triden. Dabei lpllten Ge aber
n,ebr nit 9elrSbnliden alS NIT fpitbaz
rem Stphen Su tbun baten> uno pas
Nusbe6ern Der 9eibzune Gubpdlhe fol-
kibnen mebr 3ur Jertisfeit ,perben> al6
Mnfertiseun9 id5ner &letoer. Gin6emp,
cine Sddr;e lpQte Elm jepes Mdb@en
suidneieen uno MAIDEN lernen; feinere
Nrbetten ). 9. rab @tiden uno Mnf ferz
tt9sn ,1euer &leioeri itiide unp II. bal ee<
bSren fiirMdpden'bb anbere
Nrbeiten firMlapden ;ur uebuns ibrer
&rdfte er9eben ftd 1T einem jeben9ausz
,pelen, ais: &enntnib, Nnfaufuno Nufz
bepabrun9 Der Nabrun9smtttel unb an
rerer 6auseinridtung 8a1den. Buz
seln, 8elor9un9 BET &dde, &einbalten
unp Musbelern ber &leirer II. {. ny.
9ernitnfti9e Gltern lai1en es ibren
ID9tern nte an 8pr uno Giniibuno
FOLDER Nrbeiten man9eln> bic ipdter If
res Berufes percen louen. Gs 1T 9ez
wib etn untlu9es uno unpprfi9tt9e6
0erfabren, tpenn man Wdpden uno
beipnpers lpl9c, bic fpdter nur per
6aus,pirtbl9aft an9eb5ren ipuen nit
Ip Stelen S9ularbeiten uherlabet, pab
fe faum 3eit 1nben, fret gu atbmen, 9ez
l9wet9e renn ft9 etnt9e Gertt9feit fit
ibre weitlide Seltimmuns an;uei9
men.
[6rrtiesun9 fclst.]
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[8crtiesun9 folst.]
&e,,n ibr Setratben ,pput.

ueber rfeles ni6t unmenl9lt@e &a<
pitel int Menl1enleben ertbeilt Der
ameritanilde Sauer" jun9en 3euten
fplsence gelunce Scbren:
SIR Siinelin9e ulp Burl1e,l bic
i6r nod Elm croentlt@es8eib wertb ieip>
,penn ibr auf bic Treteret 9ebt, 10 9ebt
ia ni9t pe6 Sonntass aus! Sebt eud
am @erfta9 um uno pabt auf ob ca6
Mdp9er1 bas ellre funfti9e Grau ,per>
ben lou, aud reib, paS BON @eibes
.6anp 9etban werben mub unb bic mtrf<
li9s iaadt. @ebt nur III sin 9aus 1po
bic sr6bereSp@ter ben Gltern etneyta9o
(part unb I'm Stanbe if, ten9ausfano
au flbren au@ penn bte Mutter nt@t
mebr pa unb 8efprben 1T. 90 Cine,
lpie 3u tpirtbi@aften unb 3u fpare, rpeib,
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teu 8 {.
gu bea@tenbe 8emertunsen.

@pn te1pncerer BiGtisfeit 1T bic
Bilouns bet Spra@tperf;eu9e penn bic
Spra9e 1T nidt nur ra6 Mittel Der
sesenleiti9en Mittbeilun9 unp @ed<
ielwtrtun9 ;milden ben Menl@en fcn<
bern auf ibr berubt Ypr;ii9lid AUDI Der
Grfpls per sansen Gr3iebun9.
Die @pra9fabi9teit ccs $inceS wiro
anserest rur6 ben innern DranA f@
mttsutbetlen unb peritdncli@ gu MAIDEN;
uno ta6 @pre9eu ieltit miro purd
q a d abmun9 crlernt pur@ llez
bun9 perppllfcmmnet. De6balb bepz
ba6tet man frlsence 8emerfun9en
a. Wan made f@pn friib3eiti9 ben
&inbern tas Spredea 3umSepiirfnif1e,
@rlan9en iie cine Sa@e 10 lal1e man
lie bielelbe benennen unp nit ylrtt9fett
rorum bitten. Man iibertreibe ober
AUDI ni9t bic Sa9e unp beidleunt9e
baS Spreden su febr; ionf t6nnen iie
fit ibr sanses 2eben cine feblerbafte
Nusipra@e erbalten.
b. Man 1pre6e ben &tnoern gut pcr
Fndmlt9 rein, oe:1tlid unc ni6t3u i4neu.
Da6 feblerbafte III cer.Au61pra@e iu9e
man idpn frGtseiti9 gu rerbe0ern talnit
es ntdt 3ur 0eppbnbett merce. Man
bulre ni6t pae bic &inpermabden bic
erften Gerlude rer &inoer I'M Spre9en
na9dfen> np9 piel ,peni9er rab fie in
eieler 5inf9t oer Sinner lpptten.
c. Man perl9affe ren Rtncern re6t
ptele@elesenbeit uno Anld1e 3umspre<
9en uno man 9er6bne fie fid iiber je>
ben @esenfanp ceutli@ unp beitin1mt
auS;upruden.
uebun9ber &rdfte. ~.
panbarbeiten fir anaten uub Mdb@en.
llebuns Der &rdfte ftdrtt ben &6rper.
Mlan la1e eaber Die !&!einen nit ibren
6anoen i9on frlbsettis arbeiten, ,pas
unp 70 piel Te f1nnen; man lai1e fie>
lopiel es ibre&rdfte erlauben, ibre 8e<
oarfni0e beloreen, man la1e iie trasen,
werfen II. bel. Weitere uebun9eu llnp
,med m6bisep panbarbeiteu. Dttie 8eben
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Np. IS

bic madt eud reid uno 9ludli6. 2lber
bebiite eu6 0ott unc bebGtet end lelber
Dor Gtner bic fid BEN &afTee BON rer
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men Iritt am Teniter unb parauf Elm
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bic &pmane Lief bic mebr fit ibre&kiz
Ter tmSabre bralldt alS iie in bretSab<
ren ;lt verrienen int Stante 1T. @enn
einn,al ale leoi9e Burl9en f9 yerz
ldwDren> rab iie nur pirtb19aftli9e
arbeit lame Mdr6en unp feine faule
8ettmamleQen nebrnen tpplle&1 pa 4ett
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DE &eridwIrun9 lein pGroe> oa ipercet
ibr ieben mic iie friib auftebe11 bic Aerz
meln aufl9iiren unp anpoden tperoen
bel allerNrbeit im6ous, unbTelo. Damn
9ibt's wieper 5ausfrauen fir pieMdu<
net unp 6ausmiitter fit bic &inper, 1pie
ite Don @pttes uno &e@ts &reoen lein
lollen. @enn bic Mdb9en III per
8irtbldaft wieper tu9tie 3uareifen, baz
BEN fie cu6 feine 3eit mebr, f4 ale
mT9li9en &ranfbeiten orHutrdumen,
ni6t 3eit ale Geufeleien aussuflbren
|s1np ale &leini9feiten aus3uflatl1en.
Sbr Suriden> babt ibr perfanpen ?Das
6au6mtttcl 1T smar bitter aber eS bilft
9etpib.
3u ren Sunsfrauen faet ber vMmez
rifanil9e 8auer" !; Sbr Mdp@etl tpenn
ibr nt9t un9liidli9 tperben> an benBetz
elltab fpmmen mpllt, in eurer sufanftioen
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9dn9er. Wenn ibr eu9 perlpraen
poQt 10 iebt ia ui9t auf ben Bart unp
ni9t auf ben &pilutbut nf@t auf Sez
wtdste 6aare> lammte Stiefel unb
ni4t allf6 l96ne Tan3en uup Neiten.
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elmer UNI eu6 fra9t> 10 lebt parauf, ob
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arbeitet obs Elm feibf9er 5anowerfs<
mann it, BET lieber i@aft alS lber bar
te 3eiten flast obs elmer it, ber lein
8ern1I9en serpalten unb 9epinnen
fann fra9t carna@> pb bic @r9e feds
@erfta9e unp etnen Sonnta9 bat. s IT'S
70 elmer, ben nebmt, ber fam Wetb u11b
&inb erndbren. Wenn einmal ale
Sunaraue1 3u1ammenbalten unb ale
MIiIi99dn9er 8ummler G,pi9burfiee
pera9ten uno abfabren la6en> tpiro bas
Seer Der pFafertreterei aunadblts perz
l9winben. wte Die Gr6lde tpenn's Din>
ter ptrp. Damn wiro'6 ,pieoer eut i>n
Qanhe. 6abt ibr eas &ecept per tanben
ibr Sun9frauen ? Sc 1T ia ni4t Mpoz
tbefer z9atein 1pnbern gut beutl9l
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Sbren bas S@laien AT feu6ten Dr.
ten, bas pl5blide Nbfablen oes pom
@dreibe triefenren &opfes.-Der Sc
ru9 miro oeroprben pur9 Mnbaufun9
pom Sdleimes in per Nale pur6 I'M
reinbalten cer 3un9e @bsefumpft. -
Dos@eflbl ,rirr 9eldwdht unp perppr@
ben pur9 llnreinlidtett 5emmun9 Der
nStbi9en Musciinltun@ cur@ iibermaez
teeS @armbalten u. p9l.
@udet Sinnesmerfseu9e earer Sim
per ourd spedmdbi9e uebun9en su
ftdrfen unb gu perpollfommnen. .-Dur9
gu befttse Ginpriide unp our@ 81 9rpbe
Mnfreneuna n,itbtn audi bur9 ;u ntele
Gbdtiefett tSnnen fie ebenfo leidt letpen,
als our@ 3wedmdet9elletunae anStdr<
fe 9e,ptnnen.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-14

Gortf4ritt.-Gs wfrb pon 9e>
pil1er Seitt bertdtet baB Musidt III
Rublano pprbanren it, bic &nutenftrafe
peroe in Stodprieelfrafe pertpanbelt
,peroen pebbalb 9rpbeGreuee unter oem
ruffi9en @olfe 1T unb wtrb ba6tlbe
oem &atler pabrldeinlf@ cine Dant<
abrel1e ttberret9en.