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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

THE ART OF GRINDING TooLs.-All
steel. however refined, is composed OF
individual fibres laid length ways in
the bar, held firmly together by
cohesion aud in almost all farm inn
plements Of the kind, the steel por-
ton which forms the edge, if from a
section bar is laid and welded to the
iron longitudinally, so that il is the
side Of the bundle of fibres hammered
and ground down that forms the
edge Hence, by holding on the
grindstone all edge tools as axes,
drawing knives, knives or reapers,
scythes, knives of straw-cutters etc
in such & manner that the action of
the stone is at right angles with the
plane of the edge; or, in palmer
words, by holding the edge of the
tools square across the stone the
direction Of the flores will be changed
so rs to present the ends instead Of
the side as cutting edge. BY grin
ding in this manner finer, smoother
edge is seen, the tool is ground in less
time, holds an edge great deal long
er, and is far less liable to mick out"
and break = German torn Telegraph.
-
SMALL BoYs.-My horror is small
boys. You, Mr. Editor, who notice
everything, have of course noticed
that the smaller boy is the bigger
noise he makes. The boy who has
just come out Of babyhood into boy
hood is The noisiest possible specimen
of humanity. | am not so sure eith>
err if boy babies don't make more noise
than girl babies. This, however,
would require consideration before |
would venture to assert it as a posi-
tive fact. The small boy never makes
the same kind Of noise twice. He
will not allow you to become used to
one kind of noise. His Ingenuity in
inventing noises, and his alacrity in
discovering things to make noises
with, strike me with amazemert.-
OF course it will do no good to send
you this, but, nevertheless, I feel it
my duty TO put on record my horror
of small boys and their big noises
Correspo dence Philadelphia Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
WINDOW SHADES +!
Something New!

A. a T. A Burr agents and havt- constantly
On hand for sale the eel hrated RUSTIC ND EXCEL
SIOR WINDOW SHADES The Rustic Shade has been
in for time and has met with general fasor
where known. The Excelsior Shade is just being
introduced and is improvement upon the Rustic
Shade, il being perfectly tight SD aGe. admitting
light, thus doing away with the only objection ever
found 70 the Rustic Shada
These shades are made Of the best material ad-
apted to any window, easily adjusted, never ont Of
order and the neatest perfect, durable and
economical window shade in Call and look at
them. 5G
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

ne9~The contract for building "a
new School House, or rather pair
of new School Houses, is 10 be let the
10Th Of August, and builders are re-
quested to makepropesals See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
STRAY HORSES.
HORSE STRAYED OR STOLEN
REV RID.

Srayed or stolen from the subscriber about the 22d
OF May 1865 dark bay horse about 10 or II years
old, name and tail black small iii forehead scar
on left shoulder. o. white spots where the saddle
lays shod all around about Is hands high little scary
sometimes by driving feeding. viii pay a reasona-
BILE reward for any information where said horse can
be found for his delivery. II. {. GR0TE
Muscoda. July 3rd 1865 Gw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

FoR SALE.-A new and complete
set Of stencil plates for sale-letters
an inch square. Inquire at the Her
aid office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

For SALE.-The dwellings, lots and
other property of J. II. c. Sneclode,
Esq, in Cassville, are offered for sale
cheap, for cash or in exchange for
stock. Cassvile is the finest river
town in Grant County, and has q
good trade, and supports excellent
schools. One day, not very distant,
Cassville is about rs sure OF 4 railroad
as is Platteville, and will then DC one
of the most elegant towns in the
State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
for Sale.
IMPROVED FARM for SALE.

/ offer my valuable farm fer sale containing eighty
all of which is under the plow. except a small
pasture, orchard and barn lot. There is commodons
and substantial frame dwelling house. 2Sft by 2Oft Is
f. high with kitchen apartment loft by 2Nf.; cistein
attached Good cellar under main buillin (egress in
side and outside) wash house and wood house Is it.
from kitchen Good barn, stables, carriage house. wagon
sheds and other buildings of suitable dimensions for
such ace. The farm situated or miles south
east Of Pattevlo the Plategille ard Galena road
and is in what is generally known the Hunting ton
AID Rollins settlement The farm is in good state of
cultivation and unquestionably very nice place For
further particulars apply Mr.. George Huntington
TO Mrs. Allen Burkitt the premises O. Platte
vile. SIMS July 2 1865
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

ITEMS FROM THE APP EAL-The
State, County and local income for
Schools at Boseobel aggregates about
$500, of which the people voted to
raise S2,685.
The people are urged TO attend the
forthcoming County and Assv. Dist.
Conventions
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
STRAY STEER.

Taken Nj by the subscriber, living lands owned
by him in the Town of Fennmore, the 10Th, day Of
June A. D. 1865 yearling steer eark trindIe color
ther marks or brands perceivatle. The owner is
requested TO forward prove property pay charge
and take said stray away.
0RRIN SMITH.
Fennimore. June Gath, 1865. 6w4a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offer for sale his improved farm Of
1S0 acres situated Lancaster, the Bretown road
miles southwest Of Lancaster viilage-thereon good
and substantial buildings school house near by, 100
well fenced andin good cultivation, large bearing
orchard good water timber. DC. Will SIS 90 per
acre therefor. o. address at Lancaster.
W.IREAyIS
Lancaster. JUS 4th, 1865. 5n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
LlNClSIER LODGE No. ". q 4. N.
g NISSISSIPPI IlLLEY IOlCR NO SIS L0OE
POST NO. SO. G. A. r.
LOCAL MATTERS

WANTED.-A girl for general houses
work can get stu ton by applying
at the Her0id office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale my well improved farm consisting OF
$50 acres, situated in the town Of Mt Hope Z miles
from Woodman station miles from the village of Mt
Hope mile from school house $50 acres incIosed
balance heavy imber nd with good spring 40 acres
bottom land fenced and under timothy: good dwell
ing stables and other out buildings orchard in
eSsdstos- The land NAH
two good farms. will sell this valuable homestead
at a bargain. For terms inquire the premises
MATHEW WELSH.
Mt. Hope, June 4th, 1865. 1wI0s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

PAY UP.-Mrs Mitchell and Miss
Ware, partners in the millinery busi~
ness over the Post Office, in Lancas-
ter. have closed business, and ask
their indebted friends to call and
nav nm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
STRAY COLTS.

Taken up by The subscriber. residing lands owned
by him in Section % Town Range ), Town Of Lancas
ter, on the 10th day of June, 1865 year old
past geldng horse; also, two year old past
sorrel geldng horse, white spot in face The owner is
requested prove claim taereto pay charges and take
said property,
JAMES e. MCKINNEY.
Lancaster July ist, 1855. 5w4&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

IN CoNGREss.-Our lucky and per
severing friend, Gen J. b. Calls, has
been admitted TO his seat in Con-
gress, with the other members elect
from Alabama. His many friends in
Grant will rejoice over the event
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
Notifies to the Public.
MEETING OF SUPERVISORS
OF THE TOWN OF LANCASTER.
TO all rh0m IL MAJ concern !.

0 at WH0W q mag c0NceFN
in District No Town of Lancaster the 29h day OF
August A. ID. 1853, two o'clock p NJ of said day.
decide upon the application OF said Schoo District No.
5Town of Lancaster, Grant County Wisconsin, for the
location and establishment Of School House lite for
said District upon the S-W OF the NV Il of
OF W = OF Section No. 20, Town North Of Range
three 90 West in said Town of Lancaster
Given under hands this 10TH day Of July A. ;5s.
z. DEWEY,
LEWIS HOLLOWAY,
6w6 s. WELLS
Supervisors OF the Town of Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
STRAY MARES.

Taken up by the subscriber, on lands owned by him
july 9Th residing miles north Of Lancaster in
Little Grant sore mare, star in forehead.
left hip, supposed 10 be 10 years old: bay
white forehead and f. s. right shoulder years
old. The owners is requested to -rove pro
perty pay charges and take said strays
JOHN DRAGGS
Little Grant, July 9th, 1865. OWE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
DIR. FALLEY TO THE PUBLIC:

c. f. Faley NJ. D., would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Lancaster and vicinity that he is permanently
located IN that place for the practice OF Medicine and
surgery. He has been Medical practitioner for 80
years and feels confident that hecan give satisfaction
70 all who may favor him with a call During the last
ten years he has made Chronic Diseases special study
anu respectfully solicts the patronage of those thus
afflicted lie will be und ~ his office onSaturdays TO
perscribe for Chronic cases. and at all other times
when not absent on professional business. All calls
promptly attended to without regard to time or dis
lance.
Oice and Residence in the north part of Lancaster
Village, on the Boscobelr road Sow4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

t~ # you cant goods Of any kind at
the forrest pr'ces,g go to A. d; T. A. Burr's.
Fashionable Gothing-a oood stock
at A. d z. A. Burr's.
Farmers icM fud a gool took 0,
tootsat A. Dc T. A. Burv's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

s@-The Witness publishes several
columns of the list of premiums for
the first annual meeting of the
PlattevilIe Joint Stock Agricultural
Society, to be held on the 9Th, Stb,
and 9th, October. The premium Of
fcrings are indeed liberal, consider
ing that this is 20 be the first anuu,
al meeting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

Do you rant the latest style Of Hat or
Cap, gou ,oilI ind it at Burr's.
Crockery, Glass Ware, Stone Ware,
you acaL md at A. d, T. 4, Bwr's.
Ifyoacant Dry Goods Of any lind you
,oiH ind them in abundance at Burr's.
Burr'S is the place to bay Boots d Shoes
Look at their assortment and prices.
Paints, OILS, Turpentine, Bensole,
Japan, dc, rsry lo,c at Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
DWELLING FOR SALE.

My dwelling and third acre lot in Lancaster. next
of ". n. Reed is offered for sale as wish to i'm
prove my farm with the proceeds-the Price 81 05U.-
The dwe ing is story aud half, 20x36. with cellar
well water the door fruit trees bearing age pos
session given C. LANGRIDGE
Lancaster, May %, 1865. 5ltf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

uea Mineral Point had q Saenger-
fest few days since, at which about
sixty attended from Warren. SO
saws the Tribune
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

ses- The Richland county Sentinel
publishes a lengthy obituary notice
Of Rev. Henry Howe, late deceased,
aged 81, for 81 years of his life a
minister Of "The Reformation, or
what is known as Christians, or
Campbcllites. He was an able teach
er and always drew large houses.
Mr. ii. died at Richland Center, July
9, of Pneumonia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
STRAY STFET S.

Taken up 10y the subscriber, lands ow led by .4im
the 18th inst yearling steers, c. or red with
few white spots, ons hss both cars pe no othel
marks The owner is requested 70 prov a7erty, pay
charges and take them away.
LR BIZ i5HAM.
Bloomington, July lstn, 1858. 1E4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
BUSINESS ROOMS
FOR SALE

offer for sale The shop and store rooms now occu-
pied for tin and stove factory and store roo-being
my Cd stand in Lancaster. As / wish to sell in view
Of erecting a building, it may 60 at bargain
Apply to the subscriber n. NJ ZEIGLER
Lancaster Feb. l. 1865. 35-6m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

ARftIVA x II rs
81 NIsiIss So I4s,is caster.
BOSCOBEi Arrives daily SUNDAY ex.) at 23U p NJ
Departs o:3O NJ
6ALEAA-Arrives daily Sunday ex) at 8 p NJ
Departs 6A. 81
pr DU CHIEN--Arsives Tues. Thurs Sat 3p NJ
Departs Mon. we'd 4 Friday 4 81
CASSFILLE-Arriyes Monday Wed. q FriGsy y NJ
Departs J Z. NJ
MINERAL p T-Arriyes " ednesday Sat. u NJ
Departs Up. Nj
PoTOSi-Arrives Tuesday Thurs d Saturday "a VI.
Departs pm
7. X. CHEsEBRO, p. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

post Office address, Lancaster Wiz
Judge Of Circuit Court. 7. MILLS.
Judge Of Probate Court--WA. MoGoNTeAI
Treasurer-N. 4. KINNEY.
Sheriff.. r. Cox
Register Of Deeds-JosEPH B0cK.
clerk of Circuit Court. W. BLANDTN0.
Clerk of Board Of Supervisors
Chm Of Board of Observation-Disclosures BURR.
Superintendent of Schools. p. HUBBARD.
County Surveyor-JoEL BARBER.
District Attorney-G. c. HAzELToS, (P. 0. Boscobel.)
Coroner--CHAs. DIcKEY, (P. o. Dickeyvile)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
LUMBER MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

We will sell our saw-mll known as the aOld Warner
Mill in the Town Of Millvire. The machinery is all
new and in good running order. Any with small
capital IAN do well with this property, there is pen-
Of work the year around TO the pine logs
directly to the mill by water
VIII also sell SO Of bottom timber land near
the mill seat. All may be purchased cheap.
J. ". II. CREAGER.
Iillyille, July Is, 1868, Tw4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
DEATHS /:

ga Poetry attending notices of death charged for at
rate of cents per line.
Died at Mt Hope. July the 5th, OF whooping cough,
Lottie, youngest daughter Of W. and Charlotte l..
billiard, agedl year three months, and II days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned will be present the house OF John
Bowen on the LIST day of August at o'clock the
afternoon to decide upon the application ooint school
district No l. of the Town of Mt Hope and MillviiIe
for the location and establishment school house
for said district upon the a of the a section Is
Town g. Range T. TO contain ofland in the centre
east and west the road of said 40 the road the
south boundry Of the site
j. H. WASlIBuRN, Supervisors of
4. X. FOSTER, Millville.
T.. ABRAHAM ! Supervisors of
3wes L. A. TOWNSEND Mt Hone
If you want nice hat or bon.
net, call at the the Post Office where we
keep good assortment Also all kinds OF millinery
work done with neatness and dispatch.
MRS. A. j. MITCHELL.
MISS s. NJ. WARE
Lancaster, March 3lst 1868. 43tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-07-28

(C0NFIDENTIAL)--R the Adyer-
tisement of BURR'S In this paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

~ PREPARING SEED CoRy,-Farmsrs whs have
: not choice corn for seed already on hand had
better pay five dollars per bushsl for the Beet
quality than TO plant inferior grain II the lat
tier is obtained for nothing. A kind Of corn Shoah
oCbs selected that rpens early fills the cob we'll to
u tho end. large sized ears with deep plump ker.
nels and small cob. 1t is bad plan 70 buy
shsled corn for .ssa, for likely there will bs
grains Of inferior quality mixed in, and besides
experiment has shown that kernels from the
small end of the ear will always produces ANAL
ears r
If the crop be get int the ground early, it il
not advisable to soak the seed for the purpose 81
fastening its growth. II the weather comes On
unfavorable for planting while the corn 10 soak
ing, the sprouts are apt to get so long that they
will be broken off while carried in the planting
bag; and besides sproutsd seed cannot b put in
. the hand planter. the use of which very much
facilitates the labor, AID ii the groand il dry,
make. the growth Of the seed doubly certain.
Ohio Farmer '' -'-'''"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02
/, Farm, MAJ ann @afls,t;,., - I'D
q seIlIne ~ V1Si1KY. ''rssi

ss""''i 800 seIlInr by vvSiiekY. 'ssei hes
There Il netting more slbyy' 81 dSh6l isi61
than that q the selling Of sMslf AkS1itA- ssRi~
berries raspbsrriss, baokbssriss, stee-;byInsss
are y unjust both to growers and eenspmsra
Indeed it is % plain that no, dsmopstraGsn i
needed. The true way 10 do this nilihe Il By
weight, the Same ~ grain, wesl hspS ed othss
products OF the farm are sold. soi al bssG ssosi
I1dssd, We believe ths principle shoplA ha ~
tended 70 all fruits and vegetables, sysa ergs
Such Is the custom established in Paris ana on.
Or continental cities and IL gives univvsssl a.
isfsctien. There il net the least prepristy IN
selling the large eggs Of the Brahma, Dorkings
etc, by the dozen, for the Same price that il paid
for the diminutive eggs Of the natives, Crsoles
Spanish, and others, and tAsfs i still less pro
priety in demanding the same price from the con.
sumner.
The farmer who sells his potatoes. big and III
tie together, BY MEASURE always gets lSsi that
his product in worth. for it In altogsther .lkslt
that the retail dealer will assert them yAs4 thsS
come int his hands, and, after picking out !
large number Of small snes will measure precise
y'as much as the whole lot did togetksrs shd II
has large lot Of small potatoes to aspeoelate %
True, the farmer may do this fot himsslA end i
he Is to sell by1neasure IL is greatly his fnssss
to do it, ~ q Jfa rs SIS isa3 II s,IGbas yiias \
In either case the consumer suffsrs By H. Il
sold by weight both q wholesale and retail. ley
cry purchaser would get just What he paid TT
Again, there could be no fraud in .aAng lAmall
barrels or boxes for fruit. The resoletien pAsssd
by the State Horteultural Society, Viz, "TAat
it is to the interest Of both the fruit grower snd
the consumer that all fruits and vegetables b
sold by weight instead Of BY box, basket sr bush.
el" is the beginning " movement thst w hops
will be kept up unsil che present uAjust System
is done away with. II may be that nome snsot
bring about the result, but this can only b. dess
by = determined sgitation.--P ratrie HarmSr.L
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

WANTED l-Tsachsr, Dtudsats, end other Intelligent
w Men and women, II bdSinss psyit 800 10 400
%sHSe sssclSi,S te ability roy psstssArss saA~s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02
The Sorghum Crop.

Although we have lost the grsatest shkrs II our
faith that sorghum-sAn. be prsfitably grown here,
asa sugar prednei4g plant We have An abiding
faith in its protableness for Strap for home cen.
sumption, and for market for the use of eonfse.
TONERS, bakers, etc, and even for table ,uss, II
made Of . character that it is elton made ana
that wo know can b made by careful, expert
g corkmen with good machinery. There vas D
great falling off in the produot Last year and net
enough has been received hare, during the vim
ter, on which to base quotations Of prices They
have ranged, no viewer for small lots ffof 50475c
Per gallon according to quality. The raags1 il
C.ncinnati has been somewhat higher vsAsfsres
II good article can be made, there is xrsst
profit at 75c per gallon One hundred and tren-
ty-6ve to one hundred and Rfty galioIs shS6ld
Be raised, per acre, on almost any wsstern soil
that wilgrcw a decent crcp'of corn. Readers
can make their own figures in .comparisoH II d.
corn erop and find that sorghum VIM not sui-
fer by it, even al the present high price of thst
product, which price can hardly b maintainsd
fer another season. sa,' ,i''sft.' 2 LSda4A
=. We know of nothing that can, 1t present,
bring down the price Of sweets 2 81 ssGlsJ
p Every one, sfmost, knews how to ealti vate Sot.
ghum. Wait until tho ground 10 well warned
up, prepare it we'll, plant shallow, cultivate tlf
" and often, for the plant is slender and pany
when young, and the weeds must not ~ Silcw.
ed to get the start Five or six stalks to tho hill
ere sufficient. Is is perhaps best 70 plant seeds
Tor more and thin out-1rnirH Fdrmer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-03
8oulebct iOrgfln : ll1lO
1 'es MflD6tDtls .3s,as = :. /.
Dsmet eiltFltmuss Ser sFs seas cine GeES'
Isl Isl ,,als ben beEten Gabiatts0 rseia" e

Dener ei,fttaas Ser sFRs prsss, etns GeES'
Is. Isl ,,ais ben bejtsn GabiattsD rstla" s.
i'm Massritanti9en snfitate, ssep gort, ott0bss
r za8tlfse 1866 saertaarf ausssbe. tasaI.1Esaa
Ms bic portrs5Hidseu IL, Der 8ef@affeabeit Gtarfe
4sfh Marnifotiateft hes Zones Mnb in Der B0bi Def
Standardization anerfGnnt. -E53L sa. IN
pa bic beiten Sfii1Mmente xan Mnlerteo bort NETS
eifertet 20 lies h09S peIbe8 ben Sie9 oas sntruq,
gtid6ts ,u befiegeW N6rtgF MHteriean Wit SeMrnal.
tSerauSaeaeben pom efltem betGnhten @uiftrtttter.
sic boben ebenfoHS ter exften grets Abernn e9pon
gettageu, no iie aussefeHt ipurben.
q Drgeln NIT RenGens eius 3pet inp oret
feds 0rHBe a. $3.50 Bis $780, l05fe 4ennies MT
einia6er oasr hoppetsr Reibs IN grober Mannt4talr
pfeifendbnEi5en Gigentbimli9fett hes Zones, f96'
Iter oIotappen, Sfdrfe bes @bors, unibertreffIten
8ebaIen unb aHgeweinen Orgeleifetten, etgnen sfl9
poraiaIid5 -fiir 9tr9ea, Sddle, D6nen3tmnaer tllb
SduIea 3ieieIben finb in 5Geber u0p folibem gSalE
uubboIa, gef9ntadpoH geabertem @aIAnB lneter ane
priaineler StyD mub elegantes &oienboIt uon set
prGdbtuonten 3eihnAng nnb Musfattun9 uno Der
been Arbeit eiageIegt, 6a beabiit pire, bob ieses
SnItrumeut Elm Hetger IN fetHer Art tet.S MAe 5ns
rumente bis berab auf elm fenes, tra9bGres Dttap<
9aeIobeum babenbte f96me observation-disclosures obne
Gin srossr gofratb pets an Der oanb in nrferm
aagemetuen @b0teiats nne Retatleaaser' ITO. S41
iiniere ertirenben iuuftrtrten qreisIieu nit
ferenaeueieu Gtplen fas isst fertis. giGn lae fdb
psionbet, 8sitpn n. 60, 5abritanteai z
/ ms22 3R SO. Sal 8rOabpap, Rew gort Gitp.
: f&As kAY - 81 Is ~ g 5ss Z So : -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-03
Sainlt,s grp's. 8iaups
& 0ns Nyianp opn 2lmterifa.

:; 9iefe Rianos rperben algemein pom eonpetenten
@iHtern fur aIEe 4ianos, Bic nod gemaht moroen
ffr1S aIeid ausrfannt. MIs Gmpfeblungen thrnen
mir utis af pieIe tauiens Stabts us 2anebemobner,
nest sreben ansabIen Der eso@f@uea. Sem'Hare "
Dice MFariDs Hnbert ridtt aIIeins zen betdnbteen
GebrGa9 unb i4mere praTts5 Oca etrtem Sabre di.s'
eebolteu, ionbern ne bic teften u SABRE snr pons
ttdnbigeu BURT benbett Sersr, rel1e re eebrGu@ten
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