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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
Domestic Receipts.

QUEEN PuDDING.-O pint of bread
crumbs, one quart Of sweet milk, one cup of
sugar, yolks of four eggs well beaten, butter
the size of an egg crate the rind of one
lemon and add to the above ingredients;
squeeze out the juice of the lemon and add
the whites of the eggs beaten to.a froth and
ono tcacup Of white sugar, to be spread on
the top of the pudding after it has been
baked until done but not watcry, set it in
the oven for few minutes, serve with but
ter. If needed for dinner party it i'm
proves the appearance by spreading on the
top of the pudding when taken from the
oven a layer Of preserves or jelly, and then
the sugar and whites Of the eggs over the
jelly; set it lack iIf the oven and bake
slightly, to be served when cold; cut in
slices it is very beautiful. ta't
CREAM PE.-Three eggs well beaten, ore
teacup Of sugar and sweet cream to fill two
drop pie plates, bake until done without
much whey. Line the pic plate with crust
made with one-third lard and two-thirds
water; he particular and see that the crust
is well put on. This kind Of pic is delicious;
flavor with nutmeg. " ..h-,
A MINUTE PUDDING. Place over the
fire one teacup of sweet milk for every
guest, let it come to boil, and stir in one
egg, one tablespoonful Of -four wet with
little milk, stir it well, let it cook few
minutes, oil common tca-cups with butter
and take the pudding into them, when cool
turn the cup into a saucer, the pudding will
slip out nicely; serve with sweetcncd cream.
This is aquick and cheap dessert. =
APPLE MERINGUE. Prepare six large
tart apples for sauce. While hot, put in
piece of butter the size of an egg. When
cold add cup Of fine cracker crumbs, the
yolks Of three eggs well beaten, cup of
sweet milk or cream, little salt, nutmeg,
and sugar to taste. Bake in large plate,
with an undercrust Of rich paste aud a rim
of puff paste. When done, take the whites
of tho eggs, half large teacup of white
sugar, and few drops of essence Of lemon;
boat to o stiff froth, pour over, and put
back in the oven,,to brown lightly. ~ ,s ,sa
~Ii;I ----------7-- e~---r----e % gNr rl
...Jollnny Steele, tho bankrupt oil prince,
is now living On farm, saved from the gen
cral wreck Of his estate, near Franklin, and
IS an exemplary citizen. =
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FARM AND GARDEN.
storing Potatoes In Winter.

: . -.
1t is often matter Of very great pecuni-
ary Importance fora farmer to- be able to
keep his potato crop until spring. Many
made very handsome sums by pursuing this
course, tho past season. Potatoes were
bought last fall for fifty cents bushol and
those in good order were sold very generally
initbe spring for two dollars. AS long as
the custom of early marketing prevails SO
generally, tho man who cultivates the new
seedlings and stores them until spring, will
be likely to pursue a safe course. Prices
re generally enough higher to pay for the
extra handling, and leaves q margin for
profit They can be stored upon tho sur
face Of the ground in any dry position in
the same manner rs ,turnips, but this, re-
quires much care in covering the pits on ac-'
count Of extreme weather that prevails in
the best potato districts II is not uncom:
mon for the earth to freeze two feet deep,
and the raising Of a mound with walls Of
that thickness over potatoes, is a great labor
1t has its advantages, however, in saving
carting and once handling. Tho heaps or
pits are usually made upon the field where
the potatoes grow, and so near together that
when the potatoes are picked up they are
taken directly to the heaps, which contain
from 30 to 100 bushels each, as suits the
convenience of the farmer. A light cover.
ing Of straw is put upon the straw, making
n roof that will shed water and keep out the
frost. When the farmer wishes to keep his
potatoes for the spring market, this isa
good method. Another way is to store their
potatoes in pits, partly below the surface,
but this can only be done where the soil is
perfectly drained. There is not much dif-
ference in the labor involved, Or in the se-
curity of the crop against frost. Farmers
living near ports, who wish to ship their
potatoes in winter, build cheap vaults or
cellars in hill sides, that will hold from 500
to 1900 bushels The vault has window
and shoot arranged for tipping in a cart-!oad
at time, and door is upon the south end
for taking the potatoes out. In cellar stor-
age straw should be thrown over them to
keep ont the light. This crop keeps best,
away from the air, in darkness, and at low
temperature, few degrees above freezing.
That method is best which secure these con.
dtions most perfectly, with the least labor
| and the least expense.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
sen ING MA CHIMES.
EaMpirc Shuttle Machine !
SALESROOMS, $50 broadway, N. Y,
$50 Washington Steel, Boston,
O.. g2l Chesnut Street, Ph,iahriphia,

" SAbESROOMS, 53U UrOadWay, ". y,
$50 Washington st.eei, Boston,
92l Chcsnut Street Ph,ad'phia,
PATENTED FEB. IA, 1860.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
7 principles OF mechanism, possessing many rare
and valuable improvements, having been examined
by the most profound experts. aud pronounced 80
Simplicity and erfcction DomJined.
II has q straight needle, perpendicular action,
neither RIP nor RAVEI. aud IL alike oa both sides ;
matcraI from Leather TO he finest Nansook mu slim
with cotton, linen, silk thread, from the cOarsest
to the finest number. Having neither CAM or COG
WHEEL. and the least possible friction, 1t runs as
smooth as glass, and is
EmphaticaNy a Noi$clcss Llac1ine. .
It requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power to drive
IL th1n any other machine in the market. A girl
twelve years Of age can work it steadily. without
fatigue or injury to health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity ofConstruc.
tion renders il almost Impossible 10 get cut Of order
aud is G GUARANTEED by the company TO give en-
tire satisfatt tion. ....
We respectfully invite nl those who may desire to
supply emse,ves with superior article, to come
and examine this UNRiVhLf.ED MACHINE.
ono half hours instruction is sufficient to enable
any person to work this machine to their entire sat.
isiaction. y'
Agents wanted for all towns in the United States,
where agencies are not already established. Also,
for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America, TO
whom a liberal discount will be given,
Umpire SEWING MACHINE MEG CO..
60 53f broadway, N. Y,
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FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned will offer mt private sale his
HOUSE AND LOT situate on Main street, and
known as the "Unangst property containing thirty.
two feet In front situate alley IN tho rear and
an alley south and west side, with good we'll Of
water and some excellent fruit on the lot. Tie pro.
porty IL a desirable one. The terms will DO mado
easy, and possession given the first of next April
-r- b. II. STOHNER.
Bloomsburp, hug I2, 1868 il'' - ~
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MICE.

Understanding that report Is In circu ation t0the
effect that I took a broad nxe belonging to Henry
Eyer. Of Fishingcteek township, ana ihu, a. V.
Orange, bnve been given currency to this scandal,
take This method Of correcting the report by pro-
ounenf It entirely false and without foundation OF
ss Il has been started to inlure mo more than 10
ave me annoyance. DANIEL. BOGART.
lSFishingcrcok. Sept. Q, Ts "w,
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READING RAIL ROAD. Il1l' y
~ lgrlJ'O " iGJ!, 20 hit TjjniyD .,rl
SUMMER ARRANG EMENTa
gMonday,nAugust 3D., 1868.


, GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
,"s %"% :' T"sa"a @ si~ Isaa "
Town: Ensson. Ephrath, Litiz Lancaster, Columbia
Trims leaye IIarrisburu for Now York. MS follows
q $50: Ss5 and s!0 AN, i.soM aoS. oS rM eonnce,-
m road and "rrvns al New York a, 500 and 10 90 and
as asana soG 81 "sa % SSor; .ni Sleeping
Tram. @s .'SI"'"yrSSs Without. ysSsusa" n' ~" ''' :" %"
sua s1Es "sys ts'. xaaa Sa f'fi% S d,s %ao% @
stopping at Lebanoai and principal Way, stations
,hs 70 mailing sop"ss,ion. for pnil,llpha sDa
Returning: Leave New York at ooA NJ Ie N and
90 and 900 NJ. Philadelphia nj y 10 a IN. and 10
Sleeping cars accompanying ,hep 90 A.. N. nnd 90
and ! 90 N. trains from New YORK yi'hou, change.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at7 10
N. CONNECTING with similar trains on East PennnRR
returning from Reading at 80 N stopping at all
Stations Poilsviilc nt 20 mud 10 y, nnd 80 Pm
shanoI!n @ 70 " q g ~ snd a. s"Am Asn'sn@ az VA
Leave f ffoiisvIia via sehuykll and susqaehanha
Railroad nj z 10 A M. for Harrisburg, nhd u 3oAM
b Reading Accommodation Train Leaves Reading
| ai7 30A NJ returning from Philadelphia ~ l5pM
| . Pottstown Accommodation Train Leaves Potts.
town at o 45 An returning leavas Pbiladclphia at
C6ldn,bia Rail Road Trains Jeavc neadInent ? oo
| Columbia, &c. .... -. ..,,..... . o.. .s.. ...
Perkionen iailroad Traina leave perhion,ch juno
| tion At ~ 90 AN. and 90 Pm Returning: Leave
skippank Mt y 10 a. NJ, md Is y. ~, connecting
| With similar trains on Reading Raii ROnd. .i -,
| on sundaysi Leave New Yorkat 40 PM, Philn.
| delrbia eOY AZ, and l5 Y u, the 90 A N, train
cunning only TO ReudIngi rolisyillc 800 NJ, Iar.
us,urg 20 q ": 10 and o rs p N and Reading at
| ! OF, 250nnt 1tI5iA 81 for Harrisburg and 2 10 a
! NJ, and II 40 p NJ for New York and .425 p ". for
| Ibadclphia.
Con. mutation. Mile, ge season, School and Excur.
sion Ticscts to and from all points lat reduced rates
| baggage checked rough; 100 pounds allowed ench
Passenger, r., Ft. -.....I... q g. a. NICOLAS
| ~. '-.' General Superintendent.
| po,,I;ng y, mn 10 1863 .., i..s' l H.r.,. IL
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
BLooMsBuRG. COLUMBIA COUNTY. "a.

The undersigned having purchased and lately re.
fitted this weli.knOwn House, situated on MAIN ST.
nme diate!y opposite the Court fouse, respectfully
informs their friends and the public generally that
tlei. llouse is now in order for the accommodation
and entertainment Of travellers ' p rf q
They have spared no pains In preparing the Exchange
Their House is spacious, and enjoys good busn ess
LOCATION. slr W.. - I1..5. - -.r
OMNiBUSSEs run at all times between this House
and the different railroad Depois. by which raveiers
viii be conveyed 10 ana from the respective Stations
In due time 10 meet the cars.
-L' [., KOoNs 4 CLARK.
Anrij o. IS6a ~ "
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'I,HE COLUMBIA HOUSE. '' w.. ''.
b. n. sTOnNER, Proprietor.

This ,sa new stand lately fitted up for the accommo
dation OF the travelling public genefa'v situated on
Majn Street, few doors above the Court House. on
what is known us the "Robbison property" u Ia
centrally located In Il town, IN Ht pleasant place
for guests 10 stop, besides being In Tint part Of town
where the majority Of the business Is being done.
The proprietor feels confident that he Is prepared
10 give gestal satisfaction TO his guess, ana would
solicit fair portion of the public patrona &C..
bioousbirg, Muy 49, 1857
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NOTICE.

All persons having subscribed Stock in the Blooms,
buig Literary Institute, hereby notified that the
last lnstallpent was duo and payable April lst,
Isis. Those who have not paid up In full nro re
4uestCd TO do SO forthwith and get their certificates.
Ly order Of tho board Of Trustees. p"
L. MENDENHALT.
June 10 'GS-2m. Trca surer. .
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28

DESIGNS. Epson salts (sulphate Of mag
ncsia) dissolved in beer, together with a
small quantity Of dextrine (artifcial gum),
and in this state applied to plate of glass
with sponge or brush, will, on crystalizing
produce identical designs to those produced
by FROST and a famous German chemist has
discovered means to transfer these fairy
like creations to stutfs and paper. stta
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28

] aud Groceries, the following named articles -
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats. Potatoes, Lard, Ham, Shoul
der, aud side meat Butter Eggs, Hay, &C., at the
highest cash prices, at his Grocery Store adjoining
their coal yard. J. w. HENDERSHOT.
Bloomsbury, April 25, 1866, ,-1y. .'
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STEAMING FooD FOR CATTLE. Nothing
but steam is wanted to cook hay or any other
kind Of food. Steam under pressure is
much better than water, and, of course,
will cook more rapidly. The difficulty may
be in not having your box or steaming vat
tight enough. There is no particular dan
ger Of steamipg hay too much: The softer
it is made the easier it is digested.
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To the Public.

. ... To the Public. ar
The undersigned informs his old friends
and cus,oncrs thai he has re fitted his Carding Ma
chimes, and is now rCany to bo wool cardns IN good
order When good, clean and well prepared woUlis
sent me, my n trons may look for good roles l.t
FULLiNG, COLORiNG and dressing Cloth, done
to order Wool len at Hartnans Store, Bioonisburg
will be taken aud returned sverytw or three weeks
with bill ofwork. The pay can be left ut Hartmans.
Wool left at OrangevIle, at either OF the stores.
will be attended to promptly. -''' rI .
No wool wagon is running for mo this summer
only to Bloomsburg ard Ornngeville, Tor the accom-
modaion of those ut u distance.
June II, 1868. ap, Near orangeviie.
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For heavy work always feed corn to
horses. Where you wish them to be
sprightly and lively, feed them oats. 1t is
not always safe to allow all horses to "fcel
their OATS too much. The late Sir Robert
Peel, one Of the most eminent of English
statesmen, lost his life by riding fractious
horse, which his groom had neglected to fill
up with water before his master rode him,
as he had been ordered. Sir Robert was
consequently thrown off and killed. A
horse that has couple of buckets of water
in him just before being driven or rode out
is not so wild and frisky as one that is empty.
That much water is heavy, and keeps him
quiet, and compels his good behavior.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-28
NEW GOAL WARD

The unde rsigned respectfully informs the citizens
of D!o0Is sburg and COLUMBIA county. thotthey keep
all the different numbers Of stove coal and selected
lump coal for smihng purposes, on their wharf, ad
joining McItelvy, Mead & Co.'S Furnace with good
pair Buffalo SCALES on the whaffto weigh hay and
straw Likewise horse aud wagon, to deli yer Goa
to those who desire it,. As we purchase n large
amount Of coal, we intend TO keep superior article
and sell at the very low est prices. Please Cal and
examine for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
'.7 J. w. HENBEESHOr
.... 1.u..t .... AUGUSTUS MASON. t
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FANCY STOVES

ofull kinds stovepipes rinware, and every sx..l>
article found in all well regulated STOVE slssssNT
AND TINWARE ESTABi.iSHMENTS in the cities.
and on theimost reasonable Terms. ~ >
= " SCOUTING, for houses and barns, will be put
up on short notice. Also, oil kinds of repairing done
promptly a nd upon liberal terms. :,
He also Keeps on hand large supply OF Milk
Pans Of different sizes and pricesI besides fine
softment Of Fishers Patent selfsealing Fruit Pre-
sewing Cans. Give him call "a
lulx lHiiI IL " !. = D n. - =
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-22

Die Serrcn 6aroner uno Kenyon erlau>
ben id) Su bemerfsn, baB iie bel Srganiirnls
bieIes Circus, feline 2eit, gtibe uno @elo ipar-
ten beIcS llntcrncbmcn ju sinem Der
brilliantefen uno oni'ebenoiten
All mad,cn, boS ie bsm 4ubIifum se5eist ipuros
Nus alien bier gSeIttbccn indten lie bic lelten'
iten Stcrne juIummen, i'm bicIc briaante 3u'
iammcn tsaung bcrporiubrin9sn
Diefe Settenp Sereini9un9 bon Talent
1T nab bcm ,sroBurti9iten MaBiab or9anlilrt
unb bic auBcrerbentlihen uno mann9falti9en
aciiun9cn Der srcben anSabl
Srcmber unb einbeimifber &dnftler,
pcrocn cine ncue @ra In ben tlnterbaltun9en
bcrporbrinscn Die ScritclIun9en, meroen crl,
9inca unb sroBartig ars9efiibrt pe iie niemaS
Sprbcr in bielem Qance auSscffbrt tpuroen.
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NJ. I. Rramer.

gSi6ct ibr au6 po bel berhbmte @dltobr IN
slaentcipn iI2 gSenn ibr Go nidt tpiiiet 10 ipol>
len ipir ts eud, lag:n. @r befnpet i6 on Der
fiibpefliben @6e Der Samilton ilno Siebentell
SraBc, ON pFentliben Sqndfs mo eudl Der
ifets ,ubor;ommenpe Gi9cntbimer Ssrr gtilton
8, &rdner frcunDldi in Gmpfans nebmen uno
eu6 bic Serrli6;eitcn 5ei9en tpirb, bic CT als
baIsIbit apfgebduft bat unb bcS Geite 1T NOD,
baE er ale bsIe t0errli6teiten eu6 Su iol6 nie|
bsrcn Yreilen anbieten tpiro, bic end in erltall'
nen lebsn iperben Drum ber9eBst niDt in Dem
Gdlt0br Onburnfen.
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R. q. 6d3eimer uuo Comp.

Simmer bereit ibren Snnbcn bos Neuete uno
gcite 5u bistcn, baben aud nun ipisoer ibren
Mamnrtb Stobf nit allem. an9cfiiat, mas To-
pcbl Samsn ols Serrcn 5pr SstIsiSnn9 unc
poaitdnoigen Gn5itaffrnn9 5n iuilnlden oerlall>
gen gBaS In Der SauSDaltung oerlan9t iplfo
fam man ebenfaaS baielbit fnbsn, nno pa lle
als alts, erfabrene 9cl6dftslclite pllen, DaB
idneae Yertdufe unb f9malc Ylofte fflr Gin Se'
.I6dit bas 9sitc it, 70 beten lie ibrsl S6nnsrr
ale ibre gSaaren ju ben ncbr9itcn Yreilen all.
@ufet all i'm Rammrtb Stobr, elni9e Sbhrell
pberbalb bem @a9Ie Sotel.
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3etd GauntD Ddtrtpt.
StaOt unO can0.
OemOfratifebe MafTeneeriainiii'

"UV =, lung s8.5x 80
Qtbten Mittipo6 bislten bic Dtrnofraten bon
2ebsb geuntD, cine eenanti e gtahen>
btridm.nInna In aaentctpn ab. Der .Wenlben>
.sdbl nadb Die fi6 sinsefnneen, bdtte man Go bei-
;nabee eine Rafienberlammlnng neritn fonnen.
lgea 4uaren gegenipdrtig alle Sduptbdbne Der
Dsmcifatie bon sllentoipn unb rlmgegene cine
fNlcytl friT larose anSabl ibrer @streuen bic Elm
-Gtiaimrtdt babsr einigt Suncert nid,t itlInm-
-(&biser San9er, nit Qittern berieben, oenen
man dber. an ber ;un9sididten Sdnobabun9 Die
>fsri2id)tsr idnleben fonnte baB % ibnen un9e'
.ipubnt tpar, utb bdB nod isinsr bon ibnsn it.
;nials eine geuetett setraSen battt. aDen iWelt
bilbsten bic Sablttid dutpsienbtn Wepublitaner,
>his aefpmmen iparen ben berGbmten Cd 9. Q.
Coz. ra bSren. r0err 9og er5dblte baum ietnen
&etrsufn CbaE &c bireit bon Wlane tonime, mo-
naln Moiitag borbtr cine Staatsiuabl ita;tssfrn~
ben, In Der bic RepubIifaner 5ipar< iegten, aoer
init elmer bebsuteuo geidmdlerten Nebrbett:
&c Seosrnon ipeiB abcr fpis sS nit .oieler gfsDr,
beityilf, unb brauhen mir odbcr nidt 5u fra9ell
4ob ,Sr, ;gog bic eBabrbeit Selproden bat VI
lam alsbann auf Son. 3. Q. StileS, ben Demo.
irafifAea 6on8rtb ganbibat fur oielen Siliritl
Su. iprsdsi nnb iagtc i ,,oaB tr Serrn Stllse
apdbrtnb .beBen Dienit,eii i'm GonsreBe immel
bsrtit ssfalipsR babe, bic SoIodten i'm 6sloe 81
.iinttfithben." Ia go. l.-s,5.. ...5,..
Y Wabribeinlib bat Ssrr Cor bic Seri6ts ilbel
bic eGronsreB gerbauotunsen nidt 9elelen, lonl
bdtte ct sspiB auSseiunben, tpie Serr Stilss
ittn,nie. ,,8emen Ndnn, teinen Dollar fur bi
nNhbfaus bleftn unbcilissn Srissss," bies ma
rem bic ansbrhdt bes Ssrrn Stiles i'm ecn9re
l6mpbI, dis In ,itin,n auBerbalb beS GonsrsBe
a,baItsnen @tbtn, unb 70 ftimmtt er aud.
Sat Strr Cor abii6tlid bic nnipabrbfit Sc
,iipred,tn, oesr sIaubtt sr baB iene 3uborer all
70 bumm finb unb ibln glanben ptroen Oel
,Weii lsiner, ,Rebe bilbsten bic sepDbnliden Dc
S>inciratIf6tn entitellunsen uno gerorebun9enr
t,it man lie bsi allen hemotratilben 8ebnern 30
rem fam, bic absr bon tsnsm pernhnftisen gtel
i6sn sesIanbt perben.
gor Serrn gos rsbete Gin seipiiier Or. Ban
ntr ans &uBtoipn Sur 8sriammIung In oeutl6t
Sprad,e Der arine Nann CAB id alle eroenl
ld)e @ibe, tisls 8crte bu MAIDEN, Vim bette
tpdre es fur ibn s.tpelen in einen sSalo 5u 9ebs
unb Su ben gdumen ,u ipre6en, er bate ieesr
falls aerabe 70 bisl Ginbrud auf bic Sdume g.
naad,t ipie anf leiue 3ubbrer in aasntctpu
90 pieI idBt iid init Seitimmtbsit bebalpts
baS tptber Serr Coz nod bitI ipeni9er y
9Barner cine sinSse Stimme fur bic SeHOtra
eSemadt baben. Nrl
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S~ Die llrIade baB 81. 8. &romm's Stobr
In Der adtsn StraBe, oberDaIb Surner bon frib
Wtprgens bis ipdt am Gbsno INNER boil bon
8unSen in, Iinb ieine ipobHsilen uno leinen Gro
eeren uno 4robiiions, &ommtt nnb iiberdsu9et
elG, che hr lonit po i0nfct
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geenablifauiitbe gserianmIan9

a Cine rspubIiunllde @raut llnb eolfag Scr'
;Iammlnns ipirb nddfen Samiias abeno, Den
26(ten September 1868, an benz Dffsntliden
Saus bon Gban @utb In Iorb sBbitebal, abb
gebaIten tusrcsn.
Nusae,eidnste 8ebner unb bic Union Ntuiit
8anoe BON 9Dnn iperben sessntpdrti9 isill.
'"a. SIN Guftraa Der Committee.
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DEF -RahenFepf aer(prnnaen.--Der 0Ite

Sahtnfopf, Der idou 70 Iange ber9rdotn 9eoe,
= len urlb nod nidt ldust ipisotr aufstflnoeh
q tpurbe, iputt itbt,n 9ienfas ba5u btnuSt w0>
i. ben, burd, lsint Sonnsrfimmt ben SenoDnsrn
Der bisfgsn @sssuD ben slorrei6sn Sls9 est
@spubliioncr In Naiut Su berihnbi9en. 70 ld)eihl
asi aber bas Der alts @eisle birb bas lan8e htssn
s iHtsr br grbe mirbs seipcrben N, penn penn
e7' abfsutrn bee britten S6ubss tsrplabte er ~
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MISUNDERSTANDING in Rasten. Vim
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Der arbBten gerldmmlunSsn in Cation ab, bic
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Samitaes ben lOten October, 1868.
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boriaen In D,utldIanb beiudte, III na6 elmer
d, Sbptienbtit bon bier Wonaten, ebten Samita9
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Geiuen bel uns einQttrotfen.