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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
Terlpren Dber geitpblen.

sssS ~ Cine trauns &ab, nit lanstn 5Srs
lA Amer. tpIrp felt dnism Bo&en Sr'
<ssfAaEV mi6t. Cine 8tlctnuns wirb bafir
se,ablt. wsnn bsftlte. In alsntuun atatlisfsrt
pltr, bs Der Girma bon
S. I. &rdmer unb 60.
geat 5, 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
.z.-yuf i,erru saumtl smplc ein,n aRbaer

s~sluf Serrn Saumel Simp!c, ein,n @tflIer
bel glrpleDtiuc, Binds GauntD, purbe In Der
pcrlesten Oonnsritag stabt | llbr 9eidciien,
pdbrenp sr in Der Office ciner @hbe cine 3et-
ung las. Die gussl inbr burd) Ieinen Snt lnb
pi6t an @sfbt ieines iidl in Der Ndbe befnb-
lid)sn NatsrS bcrbti gtan bat burdauS teint
Spur hon btm Sbdtr Die Safc 1T I'M 10 be-
bcnfli6er, als Dor etpa gRcnatsn lpdbrenc bic
Sempl,S nod in Rew SsrirD ipcbnten, bort Gin
gan, dbnider @crppcriub auf SamucI 9emabt
norh
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
Hrsas Qaaerpsrfam N luna

s9ir erieb,u aus benz Columbia .,Srralo,
baB bic @stbcbiitsn bieicn CONNER cine Na'
tcnal Gdmpmsetins 81 Manbsim, al Der @ea
pins unp Columbia Giicnbabr, abSubaltcn beab
ii6tigen Man sripartet, paB bitS cine Der 9roB
artigiten qdguberiammlungen iperbcn ipirb, oi
iemdls In bitl.m Gtaate gebalten ipcrocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
SDr16lG1e.
Allentaun llational Bank.

b-@in balb. .idbrlider Sipibenb
bon Yer Sent, frei bon Screini9tcn Staatcn
Sagen, 1T aus ben Yroften Der lebtcn glona-
ten erfldrt ipcroen, unb fdais nnb 5abIbar all bic
StOdbaItcr ober ibre 9cieBmdBi9e Repreientanten
allf cber nab bem 14ten geai, bieieS Sabrs.-Nuf
8ercrbnung Der 9oarb,
GbarIeS g8. Cooper, G a iiirer
gtai IL, 1868. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12

eS-Ginsr Der Oampf-Seiid in Der YenniDI.
pania @ollins 0thbIe in Oanpilc sgplcbirt por>
lebtsn Nithpob Nbenb llbr Gbuarb 8ulitll
ipllrbe uusenblidIi6 sci0otet nno 9srionsn
fbtper bereht
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
Mffe s 1T e Il t

ION 8srfdufsr pon Saufmanns: 08aaren unp cine
Gaiffafation cerldbtn, ron esha
&auntp. fir bas Sabre 1868.
ausntauu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12


@tmGe .inn Gtts Der General afsmblp bee
Staates psnnIyluanisn, pafRrt april III 1946.
bstitttt .Gine Aft, b,,deliG Der Gnfsluns bon
Saufmanns. .asi&dbrn une pfi&tn BON @rob.
une Stsinbdnbltrn In 6aufmanns. .qpaarsn II. {.
N" unb btEsn Supslimtnttn. bsf6snst Der un'
tsrssi6nsit, Abl&dbu BON 8aufmanns. Bnarsn
bon et&a Gauntp. baB bic pcrtsrsrtsnbs eifs
BON @ro6 unb 8lhntanbIern In sIntsimliGsn
unb ausldnbf&n 8auimannspaarrn, In bsfas
tenn Gaunis, nod isntm Itsiisn OR'n rt&tts !il
unt ba6 Ft s.fsbmdbis tlafHfttrt Fnb.
......- R. 5. Slanf, Nbl66Br.
Gin app,al wirb sstaItsnIn bsr GOmmiifcnsrs'
Sfftei In @lsntaun. auf Nontaas, ben 1. Sunt
naGamsr mann unp woislti alls perontn, Die Ia
Der portrssbenbsu SlaiRFtution intsrsffrt fnb,
R@ sinfnbtn t5nnsn, iptnn ffe 20 fir i&idll@ fin
ben. y'rrsu rf[f'IF FI#. UtrE
aamtaui Nui 12, 1868. na3ni
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12

8% 8ir faucn Sabat, bic SinbnS Salt,
unb bic Patasonisr 0uanc coer SeebogeImiif.-
llnIere ainptr buben @orcbe fir GanbD, isne
Der afritaner fur Stsinlal,, tvcbinsesen bic @S-
auimdur Gin Gtltden 3aIslid)t fir bic iDilibite
Speiie baltcn Cir unS iinb S6iIbtrotcn, fur
bic Sran,oien Sr6Ids uuo Sdneden, fur piele
sSilos S1lanscn Gin ibmadbaftcS @critt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12

Bent. Nsntlins Sttfd U. S6ute IA 2 90
Tapib Stumas u. 10. 8otlsn alb. IA z 90
t7oro. u beitba(l
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
Eie pabl in Qaneancr
Republifariitler Siea.

Yancaiter. ga. l. gtai Sn Der bcllti-
gen StaptwabI 5eist iid Gin repnbItaniidsn @t>
minn bon 1877 fir NaDor. Sie 8spubIitansr
bobcn auBuoem Startrdtbe setpdblt, 70 baB
Die cine Nbtbeilnns bcS StartrotbS gang repnb-
litaniid 1T. Sin Dcrartigeo BablrciuItat bat iid
ieit bislsn 9abrcn gum eriten Maale r9sben nno
cS berridt bcsbolb GROCER Sube in rspublitani-
iden &rtiisn. r.,-..s ..e.r.ttt ..s.-
Gen Startohpicr baben bic Sempiraten ere
mGbIt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
O e It . Z b e n.

am 5tsn 1tal, III bistr Stabt, Scrr Scnas
8sinidmiot, In enem Gltcr bon 6s Sabr,n unb
4 Olonaten.
sim 5tsn Ntai, in Sbtr Sauton, NmaIinba
Srnfsr, i'm Nlter bon 10 Sabren, @onuttn
NIB 8 Sagsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
A0entaun J1lar6tprei(e.
sessn Siemaas sorrisirt pon Q. sBeinsbeimsr u. 6,
8 er b { at b e t.

sm 9tsn Wui, bur6 RaitOr &atb, Sr. @ecr9e
&nsrr nit 9RiB Sarab Safian, beibe bon Rspcr
Maeunsie Saunidip, bi.lem GauntD.
Hm 10ttn Nai, burf benielben, Sor. Sdecb
sSosnsr nit aRib amanpa Snpbsr, beb. bon
Ritbtr Sauecn SaunItip.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
Qpril 2S. 1865.
MQentdun Mcabemte.

gde Der 1bten uno Molnub StraBe,
Iaentaun, ga.
Der llnterje6nete bcebrt ii6, ccm 9cebrten
4ubtum bic Sn5eige 5u MADDEN, bdB er bic VII,
leiltaun slcaDemie an Ntontdg ben % b. gt.
init eusm gang ncucn 9ebrcr- Ycricnal iuicber
ercifnen pirb. glcben ben geippbnliben 9cbrs
sessnitdnben fol- llntsrrbt ertbclt iprcen in
Muiit, .....-
OeuIbt Sprade,
2ateini6,
Sran,rlild,
Grie6iI6,
NIB ipsnn setpiinidt aud Spaniib. Sluf cine
angemclIene Scbanblung Der mir anpcrtrautcn
S6ier icitenS Der 2ebrer, icpie alf 0atcn ei>
ner ssbbrstn Srpnuns burf bic S6ier ipcrbe
id belcnbere Slufmerfiamfeit periptnoen uns
iibcrbaupt Niles baffr tbun, baB bic ShnIc ib-
rem 8ang untcr ben belen Snititutcn ibrer Nrt
bcbaIten uno INNER mebr bc9rilnben lcll
gSegcn Der ndbereu SCoingungen ipcle man
iid scfdlislt wenrsn all
G. II. Safer. Yrin5ipaI,
Ncobcmic. G5cbdube, Gfe Der Mhtcn lnb Wal.
HuB StraEc, NIentaun, 4a
NpriI 21. 1868. iq4nl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-05-12
9etta GauntD DdtriDt.

SwEs9ir iinb burb bic 0eiddft0lcuts bielcr
Stabt sriu6t rarbsn an,u,eisen, baB bic Stobrs
am S,mmcliabrt. Sage geidloiien icin pcrben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

@a1bin9tpn Is. San.- Die
8iQ bes Sen. Bants In 8e3ug auf naz
turaltfrte Bur9er, ia9t: Benn natuz
raltfrte 8ir9er pieies 2anoes in 0robz
brttanten prp3ei1irt uno perurtbeilt trer<
ben, unfere &e9terun9 perpFi@tet, iei
beren 6ilferuf Tolee gu leiiten unb iie
in tbren &edten gu fdiben. Die2ebre
ewt9er llntertbanenidaft 1T eth lleber<
bleib1el feubaler @ewalt> bic bier nidt
anerfannt rerben fam. Der Beri9t
appell,rt enerst19er 8eiie an Nprr<
beutldlanb feline Mnlpru@e auf eptz
gen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anf3u9eben.
SIR. STEWARD fdblt unbebaeli9
tpe8eu ben @ermtdelun9en> Die bur9
bic pa0iruns perarti9er Mabre
eeln m19lt9erpeiie entteben t6nnten>
unb bab bfeielbe nun cine Der f9wiez
ri9fea Streitpuntte s'piiden unierer
&eeieruns unp aus>pdrtiser Md@te fem
murbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
&ir11i@e 8eribte.

&pm, 81. Der betlt9c Slater erfreut
l{9 res beiten Mobl1eine.
@eftern fpra9 er bic MQpeutipn NIT
ftarfer, feiter Sttmme.
Der &at1 fer Napoleon Serlanot fit
Mle. Darbpy ben purpur. pius TX,
10 1ebr er au9enbltdli@ 9enei9t fem mag
tem &aiier einen Bepeis ieinerG rfennt<
lidteit ;u 9eben> bat anperfeits bod tetnen
@uanr mttber 5altun9, wel@eperGr3biz
idpf Yon pariS felt LANCER 3ett 9e9cn
@em bepbadtet, fouperlt& 3ufriecen gu
1ein.
Sc wirb paber 9eia9t rab ct bic per>
lanste 8ef6roerun9 f. lang al5 mSsli@
btnau8i9teben tperbe: &pen,1 fe aber erz
folee> 70 >perpe ibre etsentlide 9eoeu<
tun9 Elm @orreecip erbalter bur@ bic
aleidseitise Grnennune Der 8if96fe BON
Mtmes, ppttiers anb Orleans. @te
t@ erfabre, bat &6ni9 @ubelm bon
preuben an ben papft inS9reiben &C.
ri1tet, tporir ct bernielben erfldrt, caB
in ietnen Mu9en bic Nufre9tbaltun9 Der
meltltden @emalt npttwenbi9 lei CUR
Nu5ubuns ter seitliden @ewatt unb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
2~e0iSlatioeS Mentprial
Oafptaz Territprtuta 8.

Die 2e9t6latur bes Dafpta Terrttpri<
utnS, bat einWfemprial an ben &rteos>
aopptirt tint bic ppmGonare6 in
1861 9ene6mtete @erau59abun9 BON
$50>00O> 9eltenp gu MAIDEN. 8efanntz
lid, wurce iene Sumn1e beftimnt aur
Grridtun9 zines mtlitdrt1aen Yptens
a, einem entipredenben Yunfte am
pembtna GluBe> I'M &eb Niper Gbol
i'm Nprben uno nabe Der @renali,,ie
3wilden ben Ser. Staaten unb ber!6ucz
ionsBaY Comp Don brttti9 Nmerifa.
Gbenip Mempriale al, ben Gpn9reb fir
bic Grri6tune zines 2anbzD t1trifts unb
2anc Sfice i'm &en &isertbalc ; ferner
2ancmeRun9 Don Sfentliden Qanb an
unp nabe Dem nbrpliden &eb @@iper ;
ferner fit bic Grrt9tung elmer ppftfrabe
ppa Tprt Gotten ra9 81. sSp1epb an.
Yembina &iper UNI nit her bprtiz
gen ppit in 8erbinbun9 gu trete,, =;
ferner fir bic G%ntfernun9 bcr pembtna
Snptaner ganben am n1rb!iden Neb<
&tser; ferncr fir bic 8efimmun8 elmer
Contribution elmer Gabrtrabe BON Sort
Mbercrcmlbie, I'M Dafpta Territpriun,
bag nSrpl{de &ep Rfper Gtal binunter,
auf ber nd6ten urD beten &pute, tad
ceu @ettletnents am pernpina &iper
uno barn1 gum 40. 8reite9robe nSrol.
ST., tit bet Rt@tun9 per 5abipn 8ay
Settlements uno na@ ber Cheyenne
8rdde, Wuc &tce Sim, @pple Gurtle,
Salt, Yarf unb Yetnbtta &iperS.
Da oiele Mempriale in e19er Sir
bi1cun9 nit ben Sntere0en Minne1ptas
ffehen, ipQte Der Ginflub unlerer9e9is<
latur uno BET 8dr9er ct, paule ben<
felten unterftIbetb aur Sette ffeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
Ser @ d nberer.

sur Berubi9uns Der tatboliiden Sc
wi1en. - Der portu9ieii9e Bpt>
f@ater, 81. be @aitro, wtro aberrror<
gen fetn &teentmento 9ebe1. Der paptt
bdlt ptel auf bteien Diplpmaten> Der tt@
Der pdptlt6en Sa@e febr fgeneist ;ei9t.
Man oerf19ert bab bic &6nt9tn BON
@panin beabii9tise mad Dem Muiter
rer Mntibe6 z2eeipn cine fpaniiae 9e@
Ston na9 &pm 3u fenben nno hap Naz
polean III. fe In bielem @crbaben be-
beitdrfe, I'm, nt@t aQetn ben 9aB oer<
ttalienii@enR eoplutipndre auf f@ 3u3tez
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
11ntereane eimes Samplers.

Cincinnati %. San.-0er Danny
fer ,.Gmeralb" Don Stem Orleans nah
Cincinnati fanf am leBten Samta0,
bel BET Turpca 8enb 15.NH. unterbalb
ber Minpun9 pes Nep @iper> Nn Der
8enpe betbplenp> le9te fld ba6 Bppt
auf bic Seite, wpbnr9 bic Gajite iiber
8paro 9ten9. Der &umpf ridtete 1i@
ra19 wteoer aut itteb aber auf einen
8aumitamr1> 1pprauf er in 1penteen
Wtnuten unterianf. .Wr5 Or. Ni9z
arcion unb Tpdter baS 3tpette&amn1er<
mdpden unb cine unbefannte Dome>
wurcen iber 8pro 9el9wemmt. Der
@apttdn unb bic Mannl9aft >purpen
9erettet, Der @lerf unp8 Bidder 9inoen perz
loren Der uGmeralp" bate 600 Toe
3uder unc 1900 Ta6 MplaGe6, i'm
IS ertbe BON $18. 5000, Neridert in
Cincinnati @eri9erunssanialten> De-
@eiammtverluit be1rd9t ctrca $245, 900.
Da6 3tnterrabsz Yadetidtf@ep. Yal@
mer ianf ant Spnnta9 int Mrfaniasriper
81 Msilen unterbalb Ytne BLUFF. Ser
iidert fit $4,000 in Cincinnati Of
ftcen.
Der Yaila9iersus go. H. liefum balb
elf leBte Nadt nabe Q%etpi6bnrA Sbto>
pom @eletie. Mebrerep erionen beidd<
bi9t. Die @a9sons pertrannten. I'M
fall cur9 etne serbrpdene S9iene berz
bei9efdbrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

@alSefpnS S>24.-San.
Die conf erpattYe Convention Don 6pufz
ton bat ft9 Serta9t. Die Sibun9 par
iebr itirmti9. Die idliebli@ aooptirz
ten &el plutioner> briiden et1er1 urotdnz
perltden Gnti@lub aus emNe9erti1nn1z
redt 81 e%rt9e9nen, uno ratben penWdbz
FERN bic p%rpppntrte Convention ntebersuz
ittmn1en, pper tp9 fpl9e Dele9aten gu
pdblen bic contra Nc9erltmmre9t
finb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

&om. "a. Deg. Cardinal b'Mnbrea
bat enbltd fi9 sebeust uno Elm Ypa<
ftdnpiseS @ioerrufszS @reiben in bic
9dnbe Don Mi9r. @nttci>M attei 9e<
lan9en lai1en> >pprin er su9lei@ Se.
@eilisfeit lomie ale feline G%ole9ear
i'm Cardinals Golt8ium um@ er3eibun9
bittet, auf 1etn 8tstbum in BET @abi1a
unb feline Mbtet in @utacp per3i9tet be-
mttbie ben 8efeblen beS bell, @attrs
fid unterwirft uno f1@ bere{t erfldrt,
bic YSntten; an3unebmen unb gu pouz
sieben bic benz 9tattbalter Seiu Gbriftt
8efauen wirbe> tbm1 au3uerle8en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

Sn Der rabifalen Gpnz
Yentipn Don @ir9inierz rie aus
i9warsen> meiben unp 9%eiprenfelten Nez
germ befebt> lie9tein Mntra9 3urSeratbz
Jung Spr, paB ein9ewanrerte Gurppder
critic Sabre I'M Staate ppbnen mii6en>
beSpr ite ittnmen ~f6nnen
lt9 TIM bic Gapacttdt ber Ne9er, unter
racifaler Gpntrple gu erlan9en. >
6err Sdfple!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

Cine 9rpb eDele cation pn
Colorado mar III @a1binstpn, um bic
Mufnabme jeneS Terrttprtum6 in bic
Union gu b%efiirporten>
Gbenip cine Delegation bon freuno<
fdaftltden Sneianer jeae6 Gerritprtz
umS, ma9ten benz Y%rd1tpenten unb ben
Sncianer @ommi1ipnerS ibre Nuf<
wartun9> in 8etref neaer @ertrd9e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

Can TranciScp, %. San.
Die lebten 8ertdte npu Nla5<
fa> pom %. Deg erpdbnen Der Sage
nniererer Truppm bafeltf ais befriepiz
9enb.
Die epn9re7ionelle Neioluttpn in Bez
ju9 BET 8eridte iber Beolrfnt11e uno
Seripr9un9en fit bic Sruppen 1T jez
11er &e9icn erre9t resbalb 9rofe ueber>
rai9un9 bier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

AlbanN q. .. "a San. Der Se=
nat aoopttrte be1te cine &eiplutipn in
8e3u9 auf bic i'm Nu6lanre in ursez
ieBlt9er 6aft beinoli@en Nppptipbur0er.
Dab ca8 Commencement bteGreibeit Der
ielben gu beptrfen YerpfiGtet iei ieltit
auf @efabr ernitlider @erptdelun9e,,
bin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

Cine 9 III ~ urbefIr;li1
bur6- Senatpr Genenbea 3ur &epr9aniz
iatton besS9aBamtS ein9ebra9t; wpz
na9 bic @ebalte Der sor3a9ltdften
@lerfs gu erbSben uno foniti9e, entbebrz
lt@e 8eamten 3u entla6en ieien, tpas
Dem Commencement un9efdbr 100000
j1brli9> er1pare11 piirpe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

@o1bin 9tpn "a. San. Mr.
Stanton erfldrt, bab er ntdt reit9niren
&perbe, ebenipwent9 b6tte Ct barat1 ee<
pa@t bic &rieosfanslet (War-ofice)
na@ Der 8ul Stun Sdlad, AT bic Mez
beQen gu ibergebe11> als fe in ber sez
senpdrti9en 3eit Nnrre,p Sobnipn gu
uberltefern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

81 ab ip n@i6c. "a. San. Die rep.
Staatscpnpention 1T far ben26 6ebr.
sulammen berufen> CUR @abl BON Dele
9aten fir bic Npttpnalz@ cnpentipn, unp
3ur Domination eineS 3tdters fir bic
Supreme Court.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

9n @tncinnati 9laubt man.
cine Moiprttdt be8 bempfrattiden Nattz
pnal Counties gu @unlten Der Nbbaltun9
Der Gpnpentton In Cincinnati 9eiidert
su baben unb bab bieie pabrideinlid
am II. Stunt itatt1tnren perbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

8arpn @epralt preuBti9er
@e1anbte, iberretdte benz prditoenten
beute feline reue &rebttiYe als auberprz
bentltder 8ptidafter &c. bes l&6nt9S Don
Yreuben. S%ntere6ante Meoe1 tpuroea
pom beiper1 eits eebalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

. ab erbor H. 10. Dec. Stir ba6
Gid6felo 1T auf Sonnta9 20. Dec.
in 5etlt9enta bt eine &atbpz
ltfenzS N m | II n 8 anberaumt,
gu bereu @prberettun9 iid Elm aus berz
nprra9enher Qaien aller StGnpe BETTE
btnpe5 Gpmtte nit benz 8drsermeifter
pom 9eilf9enitact an BET SptBe 9ebtlz
bet bat.
Sim Mpr9en pes @eriammlun9sta<
eeS fou aupor Elm feierlt@e65 pdamt gum
Dante fir ben betWentana erfp6tenen
Ste9 unb fir bic Seelenrube ber sefalz
lenen &reu3baber ~ab9ebalten werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
Snldn6ti9e neberit@t.

Snber isis confn 2e9i6latur
tpurbe cine @e1pluttpn 3ur Nbidafun9
ber baielbf beftebenben @ranb Sury
etneebra@t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

No6 Dem Catholic Mlmanae
+ Ii r 1868 9tbt es III rem Ser. Staaten
1866 &ir4en, 40 prppifor. &tr@en unp
1895 Stattpnen, bic re9elmdbi9 ppn
prtetern perieben werben.
Die 3abl Der priefer 1T 3248.
Stupenten b rGbeploeie 9ibt es $50.
@onpente 9ibt es: 286.
Nelt9t1le Gr;tebun9sanitalten fir bas
n,dntl. @el9le9t 9tbt eS: 1928.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

% arlington "a. San. Sen,
Yeter Gprce ftarb bier lebte Nadt i'm
Mlttr BON II Sabren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
M0ente1t SEES @auterer'S,

a.s: 2 ssmmsreife", mantato,
81 Qauterbad. Nem ulm.
@su. Jerbiuans5 Stern, Waepnia.
Deter Stcl3, Watertptpn uus GaHd.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

Derartise &eur9anilationen 1np W.
benswertb, nnb peroienten AUDI in an
bern 3esterunssawei9en in .Mnwenrun9
9ebra@t 3u tpercen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24
Western Union Railroad.
Lrh n IN - l-
short and Direct Route 10 the
North, Northeast and Northwest.

TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE NOOK
L Island daily, at 545 A. NJ. and 4:i5 y. Nj,
making close connections wilh trai as follows
AT PORT BYRON, trains on this road leave
Immediately on arrival Of trnins tom Rock
Island, making close copnections at the follow.
ing points:
AT FULTON, with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, BosnsborO, MRrshultoWp, Council
Bluffs, Omaha, and all points gn the Union
Pacific Railroad.
AT SAVANNA, with q daily line N Packets IL
and from Dubuque and all points on the Upper
Mississippi River.
AT FREEP0RT, with trains on eho Illinois
Central Railroad for the North and South.
AT CLINTON with trains for Janosville, MAdi-
son, Prairie du Chen, Lacrosse, Natortown,
Fond du Lac Oshkosh, Green Bay, and points
in Northern Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota
AT RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee, Keno
shN, Waukegan and Chicago Also with
"Bollc City Line Steamers for tho East. Time
Rock Island 10 Dubuque, hours.
Passengers by taking this route viii save both
time and money.
K. c. TATE, Supt.
J. A. COTTON, Asst supt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24
RADWAY g. CO.,
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TYPHOID FEVER.

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If exposed to it. put one teaspoonfrl of
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and one on going to bed.
If seized with Fever, take 4 TO 6 of the
Pills every six hours, until copious dis
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Keep on taking Relief repeatedly, every
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In all cases where pain is felt, the Relief
should be used. ~ s..' '..
Relief so cts; Pills Is cts. Sold by
ell Druggists. .--
Bee DR.. Railways Almanac for 1865.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-24
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