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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Thar infallible furctcllcr Of She
times 10 come, the famous ZadTfi ;,
has booked into next year, and give
us depressing account Of our prs,s-
poets. Saturn is very hard on S.a,rf
and Hungary through nearly aFl ,ilr
year. In May "Mars is still in Leo.
stflicting Rome, and in sosne ,iegr.
France also, while saturn, re ro-ade
IN Saeiftarins affiicts Spain wil.
many troubles" Royalty is imper-
italy singled ont for mistortIncs All
over Europe. In February Abdul.
Axis shas . bad transit;" and tie
Emperor Of Austria "suffers from vi
olence." In May the king Of IIano-
yer has "the moon, joined with Sat-
urn, at his birthdsy:" . very bad
sign. Two months later the King Of
Prussia is TO inject trouble Nv the
death Of . female," the King Of Italy
being at the same time threatened
VIII Saturn, and doahts Leing ea-
p1esssd whstsss the Pope viii live
til the esd Of the year. Even our
own Royal family does not escape.
Zadkiel observes that ssthc Prince,
(apparently the Prince Of WaIes)
has NJ. C. SQUIRE Saturn znd. con.
flo go and Sun s9uare Mars nod.
con.-e7s 54'. These are very -.
sious, and ! Judge very serious con.
which ! do not feel At lib
erty to explain more fully. If astrol.
ogy were believed in, - / believe IN
it, these consequences might he
avoided, 20 that perhaps much de-
pends on the circulation Of the alma
mac this year. Again on the 9Th of
November 1.-THE opposition OF Jupiter
to the sun, At the birthday ofs vel.
beloved Prince, will afecs ths s,ate
Of his blood which becomes innsmed
and too abundant" Almost the OH
ly CLEAN Of good fortune allowed il
that "Jupiter, in trinneto the place cf
her moos st birth, will cosicr
strength and health on the Princess
Of Wales about the alst Of March,
A conjunction of the planets in Jurc
ensures trouble in London and else.
where, and ''nay produce shocks II
earthquake" Moreover, it seems ~
denote . fall from power Of the
Ministry in this country" In No
vember, besiies misiortuncs to ROYAL
princes, the ''roughs" Of Londvn
twill give trouble, and very n.mer-
Gus and serious fires will tell hard up-
on the insurance cfiices.n On he
llth Of Mach the moon seems '.rath.
er afflicted" and this points To
"many troubles and mighty changes
among the Misistry, which will GO
nigh 70 be cast Oat Of power. chiefly
through the iniriguss Of female foes."
All this is enough to make neryOss
people shake 10 their shoes. I.ss us
hope that the voices Of the stars have
for once deceived their prophet
PaN Nall Gazette.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
IOWA WAN CLAIMS.

Congress having gone home for The Holi-
days without taking action upon the bill for
settling the war claims Of lows, we presume
the varioue State agents who have similar
affairs on hand will spend the recess in con.
certing measures for fresh clsEor at the
doors Of the Treasury ~ soon - the two
Houses reassamble. These Iowa claims,
amounting to about t230, 900, are for ex.
penses incurred in raising, eqaipping, and
maintaining troops during The Rebellion.
We believe IL is sot cusstioned that they ars
Substantially juss but The vouchers were
not in We form required ty The War De-
partment, and hence they cannot b paid
without special act Of Congress. Special
acts, however, are dangerous things; an in.
nocent one to-day may furnish precedent
Tor a rascally one Tomorrow. Iowa had no
sooner sent in her bill that . score Of similar
applications from sll parts Of the Union were
sprung upoa The House, and il would b
strange IL among them all there were not
some items which ought not 10 be paid.
We are in favor Of the proposal still pesding
to send them oil TO the Committee on Ap-
propriations, with general rasoluiioa au-
thorizing the acceptance VI informal vouch,
ers. under such stringent regulations IS
will protect the Treasury from doubtful char
ges.
We clip the above from the New York
Tribune Of Friday. While intending to be
fair TO the State, the Tribune does not give
the full facts in reference to the claims en-
braced in the bill for reimbursing Iowa for
money actually paid ont in helping to put
down the rebellion. The want ofexact con-
formity Of the vouchers prevented these
claims from being paid when those Of New
York and other States, amounting in the ag>
gregate {, many millions OF dollars, were
paid. Aster these Iowa claims had been
fairly suited BY committee appointed BY
our Legislature, Gen. Buchanan was ap-
pointed commissioner BY the general gov
esnment to make . full examination Of them
which he did, and the bill from the House
military committee now pending, is based
upon Gen. Buchanan's report and is in ac>
coraance with the recommendation Hsxk.
eye.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

ARhOde Island horse fancier, who tbought
be knew . thing or two, recently swapp~d
= white horse for cream colored one, pay-
ing something ito boot More lately be
traded of his cream-colored one for beau
tiful, giossy, coal black horse, paying "boos'
again. Very soon, however, the coal black
grew rusty, and in spite Of all his efforts,
he turned into the identical white horse
which he first traded oft
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

WEAlTH.-The less you leave yosr
calldren when you die. the nnuve ihsy
viii have twenty ysaps sNesv "a.
Wealth inherited shosld be the isceu-
tive to exention. Instead OF that !. /,
Is the title deed 10 slot" Tho onlv
moasy that docs . man good il IRA,
which he earns hisnself,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Editing newspsper is . good deal Ike
making FIRE. EVERYBODY surposes be can
do i'll little better than anybody else. We
have seen psople doubt their 6tness Tor ap-
ple>peddling, ox-drivine, and counting lath;
but in oil our experiencs 70 never met with
that individual Who did not think he could
dosble ihe circulation Of any PaPr in two
mootks.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The late Duchess Of Sutherland was
model matchmaker, and provided admirably
for her daughters. One she married TO the
Duke Of Argyle, and another will be Ouch.
ess Of Leinster. A third (very besutifaD is
married to the eldest son Of the Marquis Of
Westminster, whose wealth NO man can
count and . granddaughter has Just been
affianced TO Lord Percy, heir to the Duke
dom Of Northumberland.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

A young lady having s~Asa oss \.
oR'y gentleman to daace with her. e
was astoaiahed e he condssensDn
ana believing that she was in love
WIN hns. d.sised y know Why sho
had sssseted him from tho rest az ~.
company. Because, sir" replied
the lady, "my husband ccmmspa,si
me 70 sei:et sach . partner s should
slot give him cause ior icnlousv. /.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

DICKENS, in his " Little Dorret,n y
tells US that tender word " dropped
like heavy stone into TIE well OF
Clenuman's heart, and splashed the
water into his eyes -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

A great advantage is he opportunity Of
receiving good advics. Il is dangerous re.
lying always upon our own opinion. Mis-,
ersbls is bis case who, when he needs, hath
none to admonish him.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The population Of Turkey is Estimated at
100000 Her army numbers total Of
nearly 100000. Her regular army Is COM
posed Of lJ6, 900 men. The reserve army
amounts to 200, 900 the auxiliary troops 10
100000 The resources Of Greece, vhea
compared with those of Turkey, assume iss
significant proportions. She has . populA-
tion Of l 500, ,000, and her maximan army
numbers about $4,000 men, with at least
1000 officers. Turkey has : good navy,
not in psmbers, but IL strength and elicisn.
cy. Greece has two steamers aud squad
ron Of coasting ships.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

ALApS, : disbeleiver in he se;.
c.cs. a.esd : learsel phresoIoa,st.
Nh : vics u psalipy him, . Nha.
ksao u peopbo ssc tssose who have
0sssrnesissness snl bcne so:oncs i.
a....ly = aAA largely ae,e,opei.s
1hsse, madam, are those who kiu
with Kindness.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

How TRUg THIS Isl--It is nos work that
kilb The men; Is is soryy. Work Is healthy,
but you put more o. mas than he can
bear. II is not the rsvolutios that destroys
the machinery, but the friction.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

California possesses 400 saw mills, erec>
ted at . cost Of e2,500, 49,; eae half are
propelled BY steam, the remaisdse BY water.
They cut annually 500.090, 900 feet Of lambes,
the value Of which y : !, 900, 900.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Mr.. EngI.ad, managing EDITOR Of
the New York Sem, being aasuleed q
Broadway at : o'clock in the mornie1
BY some drunken rowdies, kent theS
= bay until ~ able and cG,cient ~.
llcsmaa came mp when be, 9Th the
ao,lisy and e!hcisucy 70 often no,ics-
ape smong the police, arrested NJ.
England and let the rowdies go tree
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

Tns undersiened respectfully calls the atten-
tion Of the public to Pleasant Grove Seminary,
removed to Jesup. W. have provided rooms
specially for this school, spacious and comfort
able. and will earnestly endeavor to richly re.
ward pareats AL guardians who may Be dis.
posed to send papils to this school.
Fall Tern begins Sept. stb, 1868, aud esn-
siases II weeks. Winter Term begins Dec 7th,
and eontiaues II weeks. Spring Term begins
March 18th, and continues II weeks.
TuIrIeH.-Pr:nary, $3.50; Common, $500 /;
Higher, $3.50 per tern. Ons dollar contingent
per term. No scholar taken for less than . full
term and NO reduction except for protraetsd
illness.
I'D. CALDWELL, Pafn.
Chatham p. o.. July 81, 1858. ism.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

TsE swce, light Vi friendship, like
the light Of PHOSPHORUS, is seen plain
ly when all around il dark.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

AZ IRIsH HIGnwAyMAN.-An n
lrishnan, driven to desperation by
the stringency Of the mosey market
and the high prisse Of provisioss, pro-
cured pistol and took 70 the road.
Meeting traveller, he stopped him
with, ''Your money or your Ii. e. sSee.
ing Pat vas "grecn," he said, Is.ll
tell You what IN ao-l'll give you all
my money ter that pistol" agreed"
Pat received .he money and handed
over the pistol. "Now," said the trsv-
elier, s'hand back the money, or IN
blow your brains OUT "Blaxe avay.
my hearty" said Pat, s.niver . dhrosl
Of powther there's in il at alLn
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The largest kitchea in the world is that
of Liebig's Extract Of Neat Company's 80
tablishmenl ct Fray Bentos, on the river
Uruguay. South America. The building
covers an area Of 10000 square feet. In
one hall thsre are four meat cutters, which
can dispose Of two husdsed bullocks each
per hour. There are twelve 'digentors," in
which the meat i boilsd BY steam. They
can hold altogsther IA, 900 pounds Of beef.
About eighty oxen per hour are actually
slaughtered for tEis immense establishment.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
MRS. n. .. AMEs,
10 AGENT poR TEE
Elias Howe Lock-Stitch Sew
ing Machine,
For INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
4iyl
Meat Market /!
g. T. ]. Wilson,

HAvING PURCHASED The Meat Market
IL Of Luckey Bro, will keep constantly on
hand the best quality Of Beef, Mutton and Pork,
and other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business, and being large
ly engaged in buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
ing on their farms, will at al times furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
Of this market they have reduced the price OF
meats one third, and will continue to furnish
them st the lowest living rates.
The highest market price paid foR cattle and
hogs. Those having stock for sale will do we'll
to give them . call. MO
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
MRS. FAWCGrT,

Would respectfully announce 10 the Ladies
Of Independsnce and vicinity that she Aas opsn-
cd her new Millipsry RoeDs over 6. Waggoncr's .
Book Store, three doors west Of the Montsur
House, whore she will bs pleased to wait upon
those who nay favor her with thsis palronsge.
A full assortment Of Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers and Ornaments Of the most fashiona-
ble style, and everything usually kept in we'll
stocked millinery store, which shs will sell at
reasonable prices, and ~ she does her own
bleaching and pressing, all work warranted TO
give satisfaction. Also dress and cloak max.
ing and Stamping on Muslin and Woolen goods
neatly executed. MRS. PAWCETT.
Independence APRIL 9Th, 1863.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

THE TsUrH Asouf rns vELoCirsrs'-C.
A. Dana, who is the '.bcss veioc,p<dist in
New York, and ought 10 know, answers .
correspondent thus: "A correspondent
II Carroll City, Iowa, Wishes us..,o inform
bin about the vslocipeds. We answer that
It is very amusing and exercising machine
for loconotios. Ii consists Of two wheels,
ons before and tAe othss behind, connected
By steel or iroa reach, bearing saddle ia
which the rider sits. 10 dsivsa by pedals
attached 70 the fore wheel, keeping TIE rider .
legs pretty busy. On . perfectly smooth
track, such ~ : board 6oor, . new Nichol.
son OF asphaltum pavement, OF hard earth
road in the country, i caa Be driven u he
rate Of Is to 20 miles ~ hour, without very
great effort but % Il ugh road, its pro-
pulsion is labor indeed. In this cit, il may
be seen every evening assAs school Of Messss.
PeArsall, corner Of Broadway and T~en'y-
secoud street. Velocipsdss cost from 4l00
$l15. There are thsee naters in this city
whose styles, though all good, differ coasid-
ersbly from each other.r
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15

The LITTLE FrSEkAL.-Yesterday late
in the afternoon little funeral passed up
Main street in front Of the Gsardios olice,
which was Is solemn IS il was possible for :
funeral to be. Four young men carried the
bier, npon which was little coffin contain>
. child Of q year or two old. The pall which
covered the casket containing the dead child
was partially covered With the fast falling
snow, and the family and friends, fifteen or
twenty in oil, walked sor.owfully aud silent>
y behind. They we're HolIanders, appa>
renfly, and truly mourners, proceeded BY
their preacher. No gaudy hearse OF nod
ding piumes, no long processios Of the care
less but the parents, and friends, and what
was necessary, and nothing more. And as
this little party buried their babs thus hum>
bly,, vi, could fail to have faith in their be-
lief, or to doubt but that God Vas with them
at the grave and The burial Of their little one,
or that angels bore its innocent spirit straight
70 heavenf Pure as the freshly fallen snow
tracked BY that little funeral Procession, their
babe now lives oaly in the memory Of those
who loved il - the baby Of al babies-'our
baby" The mother and father were doubt
less ofthe poorer class, bat Kicker in 6ne
sentiment and knowing more Of what vas
decent and proper at . funeral Than those
who live 10 luxury, and bury their dead With
"pomp and cist stunstance." God 10 always
With h poor.-istersos (NJ) Gsardian,
Dec. %.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-15
Independence Nursery.

A the Independence Nursery, one mile west
Of this City, may BE- found good assortment
Of Apple Trees, Mcrrello and Early Richmond
Cherries, Plan Trees, Red, yellow and Tran
sssadsnt Crabs; Houghten Seeding Gooscber-
siss, Bl.ck Cap aad Purple Cane Raspberries,
Grapes, Currants, Roses, Flowering Shrsbs,
Evergreens and everything in the Nursery line.
J. s. BOUCK,
PRorRiEfoR.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

Der unbarmbtr3i9 auf tbr Spfer einbiebtn
unb baB Der alte Mann entleBlt9e
@@mer3en aus9eftanben baben mu6,
1benn ielbit bas@ei6t unb ber&opf Iber>
.baupt tparen nit S@wielen uno Blutz
feden bebedt. @sE 5#y ,3tne&wv#r|
@pateren Na@ri@ten 3ufplee tparer
St. 9. @batam, GLEN. Gogar urp 8pb
Wrlion BON ben Mtlttdr Beb1rpen ouf
ben &erba@t perbaftet porben> an ber
@proofaire betbetlt9t 9etpeien gu fem.
Die @enonnten fino in @unaba unp
um9e9enp mphl befannt rnp 9ea@tet unb
iebt man oaber ben weiteren @ntbQQun<
gen nit per er1bten Spannuns entse9en.
-. .al. CO. 81. 81
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Mpporat 3ur Nettun9
6 9etntpoter. ~- Sn &ppenbaaen
fanp am @onnta9 NaGmitta9, ren A.
@pril> IN benz bintfr Der rprti9en 81rle
bele9enen @arten ees @rpllier Mrplpb
Elm ie!tenes 8e9rdbnib itatt> inpeu, Der
@ro(ier NamenS Yfeiier bort nit etnem
CUR 8ettung Don S9eintpoten an9eferz
ti9ten Mpparat, benannt @italmeter, 1T
@eaenwart ptrl@iecener fommunaler unb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natabilitdten einen Ser
lub an 1te0te. Der Mpparat beltebt aus
elmer NIT elmer Gilenbiue umAebenen
M%elln9rbbre, melde an elmer am&opieuce
zines @ar9eS oprbaneenen Seffnun9 be-
feftst if, Die 5wei bis brei3ou i'm Dur9z
me1er bdlt. Dur9 Die Melinor5bre
wuroe in ben ein9e9rabenen @ora, in
wel&em 1l6 Ser Yfeifer befanp, cine
leidt beme9li@e &u9el binab9ela0en,
morauf Der Sors init elmer Grcmaie in
Der 56te pom 2 SUI bereft rpurre. Die
&usel mar Dem Bersrabenen 70 nabe, pab
er rielelbe bel Der lcifeten 8eneouno5. Be-
ribren unb bacurb Elm a>uf rer pberen
5dlfte pes Mpparats in einen, @tosbez
bdlter befnpli9es. ,&reu3 in GbdtiQfeit
leBer muete. ''' ~ '''@ }''' ''Ho.
Sn bemlelten Mueenblide, in 1ueldcm
tas &reus it@" betpeStt,, 'e,nt3lnccte i9
iiber Der Grpe cine pi1ple,,s IS bcqann IN
oem @%lasbebdlter Gin ei&t III bnre.nrnuean
unp bic Quft ~trar9s eur@ tie @Sbre ~
Dem Besrabenen, Der @erlu@ -pxrpe
NIT 9lanieneem r,glrfel8e 9etr1nt.r ,berr
pfeifer mar, LANCER ais cine babe Stunz
IS p%pQtanoi8 be9raten unp unterbitlt 19
aus feiner enstcn, 8ebpuiune lebbaft nit
eer Sbertpet gGgrl pFerirte pom grabe
aus, pieFSanSe Mq@t btneura dinr }einem
unteriroiidfn M~ufsntbnlte 81, bleiben, Als
BE ,3uldauer di@ in;nu&tn ,ttaflr 1entz
idiecen, ben 8~e9rabencn auferteben al
eben, erfolste BIZ Mus9robune -uno Ser
pfeiFer fam III unbeiddoi9tem 3ufanpe
nnp obne itr9tnbpie ianseettfen aus;us
itben, .ium 8orl&ein.s Der Mppatat
fe(el nur IS Sba!fr,, ..'s !. d. 81. .5. Il. {
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@1enf1ibe 8arbarei in Mfiiiiffippi,

Gin Mannle benotg 9e19u H.
be n.-Da6 Gt1ct9en @renara inMil
flippi 9erietb leBten Monta9 in niGt
9er{n9e Mufre9nn9, al8 f@ bic Na6xt9t
rerbreitete> cab in Der Yprber9ebenpsnNa6t
bfr Mbetuppnbeu9e Elm Wprb Der 19eaB
li6fen@rt per(bt worpen iet; lo9rob &par
Die G'bitteruns> baB Die M1roer, 1pdren
ie gu @telle 9eweien, fofprt NIT pemN(i9z
ter 2Yn9 8efonnti9aft 9emadt baten
wiroen. MuS cen perl9ieoenen 8eribz
ten iiber bic 9rauenbafte Mfaire erbeHt,
oaB am Samifa9 9e9en Mitterna@t Elm
Mann an bic Gbure oeS 6dbremanneS
Sobn TutbeY> ftupfte unb ben Bunm
au8lpra@, Iber pen 6lub 9eleyt su >per<
ben, INN einen Nrst unb Meoifomcnte III
bolen. YleaS 8utbey, ber 8ruber peS
Gdbummunn6 = nete> nidt5 bS les abnenp>
bic GbIre, bod faum batte er. bieS 9e<
tban, 10 wuroe e. Don ;pei ftarfen Mdnz
nern er9rifen une aus Dem 9aule oesp<
gen. 3u eleider 3eit lpran9en 3rpei am
pere rpbulte &erle> er9rifen Spbn Tutbsy
bel ben 8einen unb (dleif ten ibm eben<
falls ms Treie. Die beipen 8riiper
murben Don oen flint &erlen rpciter 9e<
i@leift> bis gu Dem Yunfte, 100 eie bei<
ben @e9e {l4 freujen ; bier >purpe 5alt
semadt uno na@ furSerB eratbune trenn<
ten fi@ bic 8anriten, innem ile oerl9ie1
oene Miatunsen einl9lu9en unr bic bei@
rem Brioer NIT ii@ i6leiften. Spbn
6utbeY, ter ii6 i@pn pcm Nnfan9 miez
berleBt butte, uei9erte ii@ leinen peintz
aern reiter gu fol9en, bod l9ienen oiele
parauf pprbereitet ju fein, tenn elmer Don
ibnen nabm einen ,Strif, fnipf te cine
@@lin9e unD mart iie benz alten Mann
UNI ben gals, tporauf bic Nntern il,
Spfer rpeiter soeen. Gtwa 400 S4rittt
pom Ger &reujnn9 oe8; @e9es tpurot
Der alte Mann Quf ben 8uoen 9etpprfer
!, unp II lanee gepeitl9t bic er in 8lut &C.
baret, 1einen @eiit auf9ab. 49, - -
unterpeHen batten 1i9 bic anoern BEL
D ben Mdnner nit pleas GutbeY mad ei:
mem in bergldbe eeleeenen@ tbll@ be8eben
mo man gang peutli9ra 9alerufen uni
3ebflassm .oes ltbenpi9 ,9elAuncener
8ruberS Yernebmcn ,tpnnte unb, nadren
pie &la9t5ne be6 @emartcrten, ,neritumm
lieBen BE unmenl@en ibre1, .@efangenel
laufen, inbem, ie prpbten i'm ebenlo mi
1einen 8rpperf 81 bebanreln, falls e. g
pn9sn iollte ir9enp eiuen rer M5rper ~
t Derratben. @as bie2tbteren| ,pee1ratnlaete
bic l@aucerbafte Shat aus3uiiben, 1T jeb
/" eln 3attLi eenn] ber &ertprbene mar cir
alter, a19pn@er yMiann, Der Niemanpt,
einr 2eie? Suflste. a,8iele slauben, tas e
!, n Arau{ami ktbanbelt nwurte; neil hi
M5rber ffd1 etnbilpeten, rab Fl cine 0rpev
! Gumn,e @elpeS in leinem 6aule Yerlted
babe, bod miro bies nieber ppr, aneere,
be3tpeifelt, tptil bic m5trer teinen @crlud
md9ten, pen5S&ab Ut btttn. Der&6r
/, per p.s @trRorbentn stiot, eas bic M5y
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Sic @efabren Der Mdbmaf6tne.

On etnem nDTCceutl9en Slatte tper>
ben Die Na9tbetle, bic bas unausoe@egte
Nrbeiten NIT Der Ndbmal9ine auf bic
@elunpbeit Der Mrbeiterinne1 auSUbt in
70 i%ber3eu9enoer @eiie eeldiloert> baB
oaB mir in Na6febenbem bo6 @e(ent<
li9lte jener @@tloerun9 folaen la0en
poQen, um our@& erbreitun9 jener ernlerr
Mlabnun9 nit ca3u bet;utra9en, baB man
t9 beetlt> einem uebel gu be9eonen, nell
DIES fir cine 3ablrei@e &la7e BON Men<
l1en oeroerbenbrtn9enb 1T. Die NGb<
mal9ine 5eiat mebr ais Die anberen Ma<
i9tnen bic Nt9tt9fttt beS me9anil1en
2ebrlabe6: uWaS an @9neui9feit ocz
ppnncn miro, raS 9ebt an Sra # Yerloz
ren." (Nu9 bel ben @elocipepe Iolte
oieler 2ebrlab in er fer 2inie bea9tet tper>
benz Man frmmt nit ber Ndbmal4ine
unenrlt6 piel i9neuer pprndrts ais nit
Der 9faoel> auein man muB einen eons
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ben td9li9 nit ben Tiben oas peoal tre<
ten, mabreno Der &Drper Dpn ben lelben
anbaltenoen uno re9elmdbi9en 8emeeunz
gen eri6ittert miro. Sin fransDf1aer
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wel@er In einem Bertdte an bic CARRIER
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auf bic 1Gweren @efabren jener Ibdtiez
felt aufmfrtlam madte. Wdbrenp 1einer
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er beitdnoi9 Arbet'ertnnen IN bebanreln>
Die ourd ibre Nntren9un9en an Der
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ti9en Stadium Don S1wd9e uno Grz
id6pfun9 berab9efommen maren ; ibre
blet9en unp bpblen @an9en> ibre eez
frimmten Nlden, tbre S6mer3en IN Der
8rut unb 8audb6ble befunpeten bic
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uno e8 unterlie8t teinen 3weifel, baB bic
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ben Mrbeltenoeu auf poS ernitlE9e bez
rrpbt. Wan ta11 3>par Dem llebel tbei!z
weile caour9 be9e9nen, taB man bic
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rei9li9er unp frdftt9erNabrung perlovgt
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lan9te &raftanf ren9un9 ertra9en better
wdre IS aber natepin9t, menn man bic
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beif Ibren >pirpe. Gin ertcr Ser (u6
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ben, 0ab er cinen eleftrtleben Motpr cot,z
ltruirt bat, welder febr 1nnrei9 1ein fol
unp> Direct nit Der Ndbma1@ine in Ser
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Don 1%elb11tbdtieen Ndbmal9inen marcen
oieie bereits unentbebrli6 9e>poroenen
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9eben fein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24
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