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The Montana post., 1869-03-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

4 GREAT number Of Ladies and Gentlemen
"A have written 10 me for the purpose OF getting
me TO send them some Of my Hair Restorative.
Being 20 busy 10 answer every letter separately.
1 have taken this method through the papers IN
answer. IL Is impossible for To sell 20 the Pab-
lac, ffom the fact that my Restorative l.
patented; the object 10 adv srtising IL to Inform
the people of my ability 10 restore the hair and
some time 10 get as many patients @. possible
as To raise money sufficient 90 90 Paris to
which place propose going shortly with the Oh.
ject OF obtaining q patent, unless patients
will make compensation sufficient TO euab.e me to
stop In this city peighLorhood. 1 have never
sold any Of my Hair Restorative. nor do I wish -
do under any circumstances. For the last ,
years have lived at Diamond City aud have re-
stored all the patients who have placed Themselves
under my treatment. invite every person
education 20 come and ses for the next mop'hs
and grArantee TO restore their hRir 10 every in
stance, or bind myself 10 refund all mOney paid
me, and pay AL expenses the party may De NJ.
Ladies' and Gentlemen I patiently waiting
your oonhdeuos. JOSEPH FRIAND.
Diamond City. Fsb. 10. 1859. EsodaRaz
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Proposals forArmy TransportarIon
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
Ofce Chief QHdTteTmGster,
ST. Paul Ninn.. November -. 1868
CEALED Proposals are invited from those loyal
- cItizeDs Of the United States, having the capi-
taI and means 70 execute fnlly and fAriy 10 ali Us
Transportation for the United States QuaTtermss.
ters Department for the District of Montana. next
season. beginning April Ist 1859 aud ending March
3lst 1870 for that hauling outside Of The limits
oraced by the present contract FOR that month
lAprl, for that District and beginning May lst.
1s69 for the yearly contract of the entire district
namely:
All that part Of Montana included in the Depart
meut of Dakota. The object of the contract is 10
transport supplies To OF from any Post now estsb-
lished. that may be established within the abovs
described Distrt; 10 haul baggage supplies TO
accompany troops upon any march or in any mill
tary operations within that part OF Montana Terri
tory above described
The weight to be transported iu the District Of
Montana shall not exceed Five Million pounds;
Bidders viii state the rate per one hundred llOo)
pounds per one hundred l0Ol miles. for each
month of the year commencing April lst 1909,
and ending March 3lsf. 1870.
Bidders should give their names in full as well
their places of residence. and each proposal
should be acc mpanied by bond in the SUN OF
ten thousand dollars (Sl0.00O) signed by two or
responsible persons guaranteeing that In case
a contract is awarded tor tue hauling in the above
mentioned District, to the party proposing, the
contract will be accepted and entered into, and
good and sufficient security furnished by said
party in accordance with the terms OF this adver-
tisemept.
The Contractor will be required TO give bonds ia
the sum OF dfty thousand dollars, (S50, ,0o0.)
Satisfactory evidence of the solvency of each
bidder and person offered as security uill be re-
quired.
Proposals Tuust be endorsed Proposals for
Army 1rausporIhss> in Montana and none will
be entertained unless they fully comply with the
requirements of this advertisement.
The party to whom an award is made must be
prepared to execute the contract at once, and 10
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
Rnce Of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may BE-
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the first day of April, 1869, and viii be
quired TO have a place Of business or agency, At
which he may be communicated with promptly
and readily for the transportation in the District
Montana. at Fort Benton. and 10 the District o.
Montana AZ such other point as may be indies ted
the starting point in said District
Proposals for the above will be received at For1
Shaw, Montana Territory by Captain s, Con-
stable, A q n. U. s. A, Chief o NJ. District o:
Mou tanA and at Saint Paul, Minnesota, until Feb
ruary 18th, 1869; by the undersigned.
S. B. HOLABIRD,
Deputy @. N. General u. s. A.
Chief Quartermaster Department of Dakota
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have reduced the Kahut massacre to one
British soldier killed and two prisoners.
Republican Caucus--Jas. G.. Blaine
OF Maine for Speaker.
Washington, March 3.-The Republican
caucus nominated Blaine for Speaker by ac-
clamation-
The ballot for Clerk was, Mcpherson, So;
Eckly of Ohio, 26 and Mckee of by. 20.
Mcpherson was declared the unanimous
cheice-
For Sergeant-at-arms, 0rdway, IS; Wash
burne of I0d., 81.
o. S. Baxton, of n. Y, was chosen door
keeper.
For Post Master no choice. W. s. King,
of MINI. %, J. Gwen of Iowa, 81. Caucus
adjourned to meet on Friday.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.

JOSEPH FKIAND. the French Barber at Dia-
~ moDd City, Is prepared 10 restore ha ir to the
bald and will give security that the hair will grow
al its natural beauty and Iustre or no charge
will be made providing customers will give secu-
rity that the work will be paid for n the hair Is
restored Mr. +. will give security from fifty 10
two thousand dollars according 20 the case that
the hair will be restored in all its natural luxurian
cy, and IN return would only ask security that be
secure his pay IL the Job Is satisfactory All kinds
OF work belonging TO the trade will be done 10 .
manner 20 warrant the utmost sstisfaction.
b. did not wish to pl- biish my business to
toe public until had satisfactory evidence that
could accomplish what claimed Having done
80 In some extreme cases am now reedy To pro-
coed to business, and would ask the afflicted 70
favor with n call next door 20 the What Cheer
Hotel JOSEPH FRlAND
Diamond City. n I. April 25 WY
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Royal Havana Lottery

o r G u B a.
Eonductsd by the Spanish Government. 5000
~ 600 10 GOLD drawn every seventeen days
PRIZES CASHED and information furnished
R The highest paid for doubloous npd
ali kinds Of gold and silver. TAYLOR x CO,
O27d&w Bankers, Mo- Is wali ST. New York
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.MUSCLESAELL CITY

We are prepared 20 receive merchandise. make
aavances on ccnsigumsnts. and forward goods 10
sny point In the Territory. and do |. general fer
wsrdng and Com mission business.
N23dr J. r. MABBErT.
General Agent
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Cuba.

Havana, March 2.-Report says all the po-
litical prisoners are sent to Fernandiuo.
Volunteers are being enlisted ne guards aboard
the transports.
The Government IL silent on the subject of
Hernandez, commander of the cavalry in the
district of Pindardelrio, and imprisoned for
disloyalty-
Oficial information is received Of three en-
gagements of the troops of VaIero with the
insurrectionists. The troops used the bsyo-
nets freely. The insurgents lost so aud the
troops four
Tie forces of Lstona have arrived st Villa
Clara, and the force of PaeI at Cienfuegos-
The rebels burned San MIguel's plantation.
The Diaro Gays, in the engagements at
Niagara. two leagues from Ssqqua, the insur-
gents wste defeated, 20 killed and several
wounded.
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Another AbyssInian Affair.

Bombay, March, News Is received from
Central Asia that his son has dethrOhed Amur
Csbul and gained possession OF two cities IN
Turkistan, near the Caoal oorder: haaman
Kahn has gone Go join him. Ii IL alec
ported the garrison Kshut, IN Csbul, was sur
prised by natives. The Butish loss Is 900
killed, wounded and missing
London, March 3.-0&eial India adTices
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
H X O H e H II " =

In the Supreme Court OF Montana Territory,-In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Noah MISUNDERSTANDING.
NOTICE Is hereby Given, that WILL As
~ signee Of Noah Harris, Bankrupt on Monday
the 22nd day OF March. A. D., 1869, sell at my
Office in Virginia City Madison County, uoutaus
Territory, the following described Quartz proper
ty, 10 wit:
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California Items.

New York, March l.-Major Jack Strait
man and Gov. Pardy are both candidates for
American Commissioner 20 settle claims
against Mexico. Strattman is also a candI-
date for postmaster and marshalship. Whi-
ting, Mint Superintendent, expects TO be con-
tinued.
McGarrahan's bill i. dead fo- want of time
TO consider il.
Congress appropriated City thousand dol
lars TO deepen the harbor at Midway Islands,
despite Butler.
The total appropriations Tor the San Fran
cisco mint is $249 500.
The House refused TO allow the one hum
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars addi-
tional for the San Francisco mint buildings
There are serious complaints against Treasu-
Ter FELTON,, and his removal is urged.
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Cuban Affairs

Havana, March 1.-The steamer which
sailed to-day for CadiE took many Spaniaris
rs passengers, some as State prisoners.
Ii - reported that several of the insurgs
ems in the interior who surrendered in the
hope of securing the benefit of amnesty, were
taken from the prison and shot.
The Herald says Gen. Van Allen has mr.
rived 10 Washington and had a conyersatio
with Grant on Cuban Affairs. Van Allen rs
the bearer of important documents from the
reyolutionists. ami is charged by them with
the task OF laying the true state of affairs
before Congress and the President elect.
Gant expressed himself strongly IN favor Of
recognising Cuban Independence, and says
Spain did the United States ssrisus wrong
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a one horse blockade.


Chicago Feb 2S.-Ihe ITIbun e's WASH
ingtOH special says, il Is reported that McCul-
loch and Browning have rendered their resig-
nations, TO take effect the first of March
Members of the House Foreign Committee
express the belief that the present condition
of affairs in Cuba and St. Domingo will sure
" lead to annexation within the first four
months of Grants administration.
The President has decided, on the recon-
mendation of Attorney General Eyarts, to
release Braine, the last confederate prisoner,
immediately.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY.

Claim Number three CD Essfery from discovery
the Aollie Wheeler lode, of 900 feet Also.
claim Number two (2) n from discovery on the
Grand Island lode Of 200 feet. Also, the Westerly
hs,f Of the discovery claim on the Mollie Wheeler
lode. of 100 feet. Also. the Essterly one half OF
the discovery claim the Marietta lode of loo
feet. Also, claim Number one a. EAsterly from
discovery on the Marietta lode Of 200 feet all 10
eat ed IN Dear I,odpa Montana Tarritory-
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Foreign Items.

Paris, Feb. % M Raymond Traplory,
President of the Senate, died yesterday.
London, Feb. 2S.--A report is current that
the present Spanish Minister TO England has
received instructions from Madrid TO pro-
coed to Washington and settle any Difficult
ties which may arise in consequence of the
Cuban Insurrection-
Madrid, Feb. 2S.-An insurrectiou, at
tempted at Barcelona last week, was quickly
suppressed. Forty persons were implicated.
City tranquil.
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Absconded.

New York, Feb. sc. ID. Robinson, o
the trm of Wood & Robinson, Brokers, Is re
ported by his partner to have absconded will
$50, 900 in governments, $4,000 in variou
other stocks, and certified checks to tn
amount Of Sc, 900.
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Claim Number seventeen (I7) EasterIy fro
discovery, on the Silver Rose lode. Also. cla
Number thirteen (l3) Easferly from discovery, c
the Puritan lode all located in BanDsck Dstric
of 200 feet each, in Beaver Head County, Eu
tsns Territory.
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First to RatifY.

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Clarke, represent
tive of Kansas, telegraphed yesterday that
both branches of the Legislature of tn
State the constitutional amendment passe
Congress received dispatch in the evenir
that both branches bad ratified 1.-THE Sc
ate unanimously, the House 81 to Z.
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." Z are now prepared TO furnish suPerio
w quality OF the following kinds Of
en- aud at the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Z.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, taia L =
and Consumption. Z q ias# z
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has ytlIin2 won owitiely and odecpy
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
re lecdy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
sc aes ofycars and among most of the races of
it has risen higher and higher in their estinia
tlou, as it has become better known. Its uniform
e afacter and power to the various affections.
OF the lungs and throat, have made it known as re
mder forms of disease and to young children, it is
at the same time the most effectual remedy that can
be given for incipent consumption, and the dan.
ger0us affections of the throat and lungs. As pro.
vision against sudden attacks of Cress, it should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them !.
Although settled C0nswmpstoss is thought in.
durable, still great numbers Of cases where the dis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry Pect0raf. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield to Il When moth.
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pec-
Singers and Public Speakers dad great pro-
xssh,na is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it. asts n aT 81 q IL I =
Bronchitis is generally cured BY, taking the
Cherry PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses. q
So generally are it's virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here or do mora
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
mGAntained.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
iFarm.For sale.

3 Two miles Southeast of oslumwa. on
Keokuk prairie, offer this farm OF 126
acres, prairie, very reasonable, on, easy
terms, elso 100 acres timber lend near ,,y.
and a steam sawmill, house and lot. /
will sell the above all together or II, lots
to suit purchasers. Fer further parti u
lars apply TO Al. w. Maurice on farm, or
by man. aa d., eit,. tsfg
ISAAC w. MAURICE.
Dec 30th 1868 dim.
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STATE OF ILbIS
Gfn,yoy .v<.n (x,n,, !

STATE OF ILbINoIs,
" Stevenson County.
John r. Smith, President, and William
Trembor, Secretary Of the Winnesheik
being severaliy and duly sworn, depose
and say, that the foregoing is a true, full
and correct statement Of the affairs ofthe
said Company on the isf day ofJanuary.
1895 and that they are tho above deserIb1.
ed officers thereof. 9 -
JOHN 1T. ssAIITH. pres't.
fl4e - WM. TREM BORE, Sec'y
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this !.
ID day otJauuary, 1868.
GEORGE WOLF, j. p
w, u. c. JACQUES, Agent.
april.2Itf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
Ayers uAgue Cure,

Fog Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
and indeed all the affections which arise
nom malarious, mafsh, or miasmatic
poisons. :.
As its name implies, IL does Cure, and does net
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinne, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral orpoisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise INJURIES any patient. The
number and importance Of its cures in the ague dis
without parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our pride is g1atified by the acllnowedg ments We
receive Of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclmated persons, either resident IN, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, viii be pro-
tected by taking the AGU-E CURE daily. +
For Iirer C0,nptai,ats,. arising from storpidity
Of the Liver, 1t is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. 49, V
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complains, 1t is
an excellent remedy producing many trHly re-
markable ctlres where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. doc. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
~ s0una tne Hofild. q, st,, f,sss =, FssfssS
3 PRICE, S1.O0 Pr BOTTLE.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26
1opa.

Sul Dem Ssrrltcrillm peIbeS 9e9enipirti9 bel
Stdat Sopd boet, lcbten i'm Sdbre 1880 10. =
900 Scecn Sun Sabre 1888 wuroe banelbe
bon bem Suritorium sSiSconIn abgelrrnnt unb
ndd Strauf ipeiterer Sabre battC e5 eiue Sin.
mobnsrSdbl bon %, 900 Scelcn nnp wurbe al6
StdGt in bic llncn dufacnonmen 9tad) ipeis
tersN 10 Sabren bate bic SCb6tcrung berciiS
Die 3abl bon $4,000 Scelen erred)t Ilnb i'm
Sabre 1867 cr9ab bic 3dbluns cine Seelsn5abl
pon 902, 900. 0esenpiriIg lbdBt man bic
8cbpfsrln9 auf ,10U, 900 Sscen. Der @runb
Tilr eirlc lbnellc 3unabmc bcricbcn legt in ben
notllrIibcn &oDlgen peS QanbeS. Nuf beipen
Seiten ipiro Soma bon 9roBen StrGmen begrtnjt
unb l.r9t iipilten Srcitegraben, rie iir bic &c.
unobCit uno Sbdti9fcit bcS Menlhcu 5utrdab
Inb nne in benen @etrsibe berrlid) aebeibt--
9tcun 3tbntbeile bcS StadteS Ino &rorien, ipeI-
d)t cine Nfcrtrumc bon l bis SlIB Sicfe ba-
ben Gas Nreal lit 81, 900 Nfer groB etipa
cbcnIObicl ipie Gngldub Die Dec YloincS,
Soma. 6rblr unb anbsre Str6me init ibren ste>
bcnhiGen rurb5ieben taS 2dnb unb begilnfigcn
paber bic SnIa1cn bon Sabriftn lnb Ntilblcn in
Dobcm @raesi Der Wtan9el al S0oI, ipiro onrd)
eincn auBercroentli6en 8oblenreihbum erleBt
uns baS SallbcI5 fam auf Giicnbabnen rom
oberen Ytiiliiiipp leidt brrbeigeldait iperpen-
Scipa hat bcrcitS II Gilsnbobuen bon 400
Yicen Ydngc unb mebrere Nnpsre iino I'M Ban
bcgriffeI raruntcr 5pci. ipeld)e qurr purd, Den
Staat 9ebcn uno ben Mi6ouri nit oem NliiiI-
iirpi perbinprn
SOipa haut ibcu 9esenpdrtis mcbr @etrspe
aS bic mciiten Staaten Der llnion une bat i'll
eBtcn Sabre 80 WtiliOncn 9uibelS &orlI, oipic
25, 600, coo SSeiSeu eingeernbtct
Sic offtntIiden Sd)ulen uuo. Sebrdnitaltcn
merbel rti6Iid pom Staate uno bon Aripatcn
unttritibt unb Iaiisn i'll fsiner sSCiie GtpaS 81
ipilniben hbrig
Dicic Sbatiadcn betpriirn baB SOtua cine
9roRe 3utunlt hat Sn ben 81 Counties ocS
Staatcs 1T eft Gin SritbsiI peS 2dnbe5 bcbant
lnD $4,000 Mfcr 2anD iino nod bon tcincr
Yfusiddar brrilbrt wOroen. SdbrIib nimmt
Die Ginpanbcrung nad bieiem Staate 81 unb in
ipCnigcn Sabrrn iuirb Soiua elmer Der rei6Itcn
Staaicn Der lluon ipcrbcn.
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Gie Don 9bsriean fSitsenemmsusn
JnoianerbduptIinae.

Die bon SDerlD0n ielt9enommenen Snbiancr-
bduptIin9e ipcrpcn fclgenpermaben beibrieben:
Sotonta Der oberIte Sduptling Der 8iolpaS,
ipar bon ieber Der Sd)rcdcn Der Gbenen. Gr in
5lpeifelscbne elmer Der getdbrIibitcn Snbianer.
@or Ginger 3cit CAB GcnuaI Sberman ben
lbdrflten 8efebI, bag or unb 9ua Sear, bon
ben GbcDenns Snpiancrn, sstDotct obsr i'm Naac
man lie !ebenpi9 fan9sn pilrce, in Sort @iblon
ein9slperrt msroen lolen.-Satanta 1T poler
Slnerlt uno gsrratb. Gr III Elm frdftia ae.
bauter Snoianer init imporirsnben @eldtSiilaeu
IN oener ell angerpaar flnfelt, pelbeS lein
blnterIilti9cS unb Derborbencs 0emitb tenn,eit,.
net Gr tennt ale niIltdrlbsn Sianalc, Bic er
erlsrnte ipdbrsno er lin bic Ntilit6rycfteu her.
hnllllllaerte, unD trd9t ict5 Gin ates SianaIborn
init lf ourd Dt1cn Some er feline ,SriCaer an.
lalnmen1uruttu 9epobnt mar. General Soucpf
Dalte 6u ibm Gin 10 9roBcS 8ertrauen aefaRt ban
tr lbm cine WtitGr- Uniform Ideufte. Geins
lpdtsre Nufflbrun9 redtfcrti9ts nd,t paS 0sr.
lralell, pel9ee Der 8eneral In bn Iekte Su
Sort 0bcn iprp CT elmer Itren9en SisriSliu nm.
teriporfcn ipsrocn unb dnbcrt lid) picQcidt rie
Spotteo SaiI, Der in Sort 2sapenportb unter
aDnll2cn llmItdnbcn 5u eincm sutcn Subioner
er5o9tn puree Scin siadfoIgcr, SiGino 9eub
Ut cln lebr rubi9tr uub trieofcrtger s8ilbsr
Der tlCine S0bc, Der erIte S,6uhtIiuo hsr
Ar9paDorS, mar Der SieOIin8 Der SrebenS- -9om.
mlllare all Nteeicine 2ce9e Greet GommilIdr
SaDlor berlu3te bamaIS i'm rcli9i0Ie Sheen Gin.
tuFoBell, bel ipelfer @cIc9enbeit or crtarte ban
nadl lstner Snlift pcni9 wsiBe @dnutr in ben
Sllnms tommcn wilrbcn, ipcnn Is pabr Ie han
DOB 9uten gtenibcn bic Yforttn beS bimmlil6cR
garaeielsS 9Cpfnct pcrpen. Stan bielt pomaIS
lsIne 6rcunOIdafS~ Setbchrunscn seasn bic
SriBcn fir uufri3tg. 0,0>"
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sw e t. qOuis, 1G. San Cine OtfIfbe
aus Smaba iust eS iei bic @adrdt cinarsansen
bag cine Nn5abl Sneiancr, wsId,e nod Dor &ur-
Sem an bcm &riese in COLORADO unp &ania5 SbeiE
gcnommen battcn, i'm Ycpper 8iper @sbiee an
9stOmmtn iei, ipo Don elmer sroBen Nn,abl ppH
Soduptinaen cine &atbSberiammluu9 abgcbaltcn
iporosn iei Der 3ipef Der @eriamnIung ipNr
niht bciannt Sn Sort 6ettermaun nnp Dtm
pbersn SRihourfuB elitlang bsrbaItcu lih bic Sns
bianer rubg
Cine Ssnbcr Sepeltc beIaSt cine StrsiipGr~
tie lei bon Der 8srirIsuns Der Sncioner i'm Gadr
Ia NOupre Sbale 5uriIfsetebrt Der cS 9cluugen
ici bunbert 9eitobenc Yfcrpe pe9;uueDmeu un6
cnen Snoianer bu tSoten
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Sn Der @dbc bon Gburlsitcn sho.GorpIuo
pat man auS9eNebnte unr rs6balti0c Qoaer bon
PboSpDorlaurcn SaI5cn cntNCdt bic YHSbcuts
Der Eager III nit mcni5 S6wicrigfciten psrbun.
Den uno pro nur penig Soften pcruriaheu
Die pboSpboIIauren &cbial3e seben tcfannti6
elm portrcffid)cs 9ingmttd ob, prn pciien
sSi6i9tcit i9 Der Isift einm gcgriff MAIDEN
tann, Der tpCiB, baB in Gu9dnb allcin idbrid
17o 600 bis 10000 Scnncn iensr tbcSpbcr,
lauren Solje perhraud)t mcrbCn. Or gcnlum
IN Der Ser. Stda.en bclduft ild, bios ouf so 900
Sonnen, neil Der &rei5 OicItS OhnamitteIs nod
6a Do6 n. Sir bic tiIlfiss 9rclprltdt Der
Sfdct ebarlcton III Die @ntpcduuI inner Va lcr
bon Der br6ftsp @I6Hsttit
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26

Die alte bpldnbids STRIDE ou Der Gde
bon 6llItcn. unb sSiliamItr stcu Wcrt Ioa ictt
aud tpe9sn @anseI6 an 8unbl6aIt ncocrasriiIrn
psrpen. Sn biCle oIte Stride faipIen Iid, Ibri.
gems perlbrosnc ripdbnsusmmtbt bltcriIde Gr,
inncrungen.
GritsltS LIT lie bic ein3iss In Wcu sJorF, tpeIhc
aber bunSslt Sabre alt aepcrNrn bann it Iis bic
lebte, IN Der bcIldnbild asprebiat ipurpe cnbIh
ooer behnbct iid) an Der ede bon s8iaiam unb
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BEN Die &ancne murbe Dor Dem Wcpputicns,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26
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