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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

From On T. w. Ellis. Ca. Jan. Q. Issa.-n-I
could receive both boxes Of the eargiing OF. II win
not DO too much. a. 7 think could soon md saIo
Tor Il all the inquiry being frequent since II is sur.
posed that I have II for sale.
from Dr. WA. 8. MCCALL, Chamois. Mo-, Nov. q
lsos'-Your dargiing OIL ia taxing the shine OH
iron ell the liniments Of thu day. II you desired
hem' could procure dozens OF eertineates nom
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

Messrs. MoLArN a BRos,. Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va, say. under date Of July q. 1868, that
they can eately tho aArglinq OH for
more diseases than II IL recommended for.
From j. X. FraHER, uuiontown, Pa, Juns 81,
lsof'-Your aArgling OH Ia doing much better here
than formerly. since lta virtues have become
Eno"n' aud the bottles put up for Family Use,
without stain, are much sought for.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
MELANCHOLY

70 one Of the many disorders o fthe nervous system.
arising from a low state OF the consttutionai heaIth
severe prostration after long contnuod sickneaa,
requires invigorating reinedioa like Roback'a
stomach Bitters 10 restore the nerves 10 their nat.
urai vitality. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

From. oRuNrP a BRoa, coohrune L.psn,g o,,o
nov 40 lsOo-Ws are pleased with your medicine.
mas been the means OF curing a great number Of
sllerenf diseases upon persons, az also upon
nVIses, We think II cures all you recommends Il
TO do. We want you TO send us the rgerproportlon
Of the variety for Family Use. - IN small bo,,ios
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have q direct and powerful action on
we hvcr, and relieve any inactivity or conRosted
state Of that all important organ upon which de.
pends the whole process of digestion. The impor.
lance, then, Of procuring n Pill that shall have aieh
olre9t aetlon without the ~ ehectH OF mercury, Il
manifest to cy0ry one; such pUla ntr n.L,,b's
Blood pills; they are warranted purely vegetable.
aud can with certainty Do rulHd upon, and arc safe
at all times. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

r. D. TAIIoR. Of Concord. Ky.. aavs the a.,,t,n.
OIL cured a horse Of hin. injured vbuo niorghtr,
By attempting to step over q stump. slmos, seysr,ns
INC thigh from tho body: also that he bas p..d a. ~
hia family for hnscn years. and "a tho hos, rsmsSs
,t Outs, Burma. bruisea Frost Bit,-. str.,r,
rheumatism. etc. he ever used.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

MAnnANrnD GARDEN SEgzps.- Our LMus IRA.
led Description Catalogue tor 1859, contain.
ing descriptions Of over 800 choice varieties.
Qncluding the most valuable novelties sug-
gestions regarding sowing and culture, and
other valuable htotmauon,M just issuod, and
will DO mailed to our customers free; TO 9TH
ere desiring copy, on receipt of 10 oepts
Epwn j. EYkNs z Co, XII
Nurser3mcn and seedmen. York, Pa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
30 Ysars I'm nan

wounds Calls Of all kinds, sprains, Bruises, or,ct
ca Heels' Ring Bone, Pole Evn. wind CAM. C.I.
ious' Spawn, Sweeney, rsiula, sitfast Frisrn,I
roinonS. Scratches or Grease, springhslt. s,na
tracks. LAmoness, Strains, Founderine Feet Atsnes
Horn DiStemper Garget In Cows, oraotei raj.
root Rot In Sheep. and many other diseases ,tc,,
dent to Man and Beast. - - ~N'|"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
The --latest IN tho Dollar Sale Rasines.

NOR25c tets I wit aqDd.Foonreb D ,ohod. rostu,i5
y a sample framed uudet glass medallion tnif5,il
~ ,hlNtsION, vii. Yiewnf Mr. VIR.
Noh and futh OF N~A4f1NUrnN ptiutod hhin coppof
plate, and trawe madq Of wood cut from the Mt trt'
noh estate, hnda Sip drscrhinR farit trffcle ~ Dn o.
Fancy Goods that viii DO iorwafdot Eheu the Sin Il
returned with Ono Dollar 20 DAY for Tie Rooda tireaf
chance tgr AGENTS. Club terms sent. Address ". n.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
DIR. WHITTIER,,

REGULAR GRADUATE or MEDICINE
IN as diploma at Office will show. has been longer
sngaged n the treatment Of Noneroal. Sexual and
fIiyate Disoases than any other physician in st.
-Byphiits, Gonorhea, elect Structure, Ofohais
hetnia, and Ruptures All Urnary Diseases and
| nyphiitic or MerCurial Afiictions ~ the Throat.
SKIN or Bones are treated with unparalleled succesa
hparmatouhea, sexual Debhty aud Ifspotency,
~ the result or Heif-abuao IN youth, SEXUAL excesses
in %inAturer yeara, or other chusosand which produce
some Oftho following effects, a. nocturnal emissions,
/ Dlotchoa,, debility, dizziness, dimness Of siRht, con,
fusion II ideaa, evil forchudines, aversion 10 soriptv
offgmales, loss Of momory and sexual power,and rem.
derinR marriage improper, arc permanently cured.
Tho Doctofaopportunitics IN hospital and private
PRACTICE arr unsurpassed in st. louis or any other
. eNy hack hiee 81 81 louis papefs prove that he has
been located there longqr BY years than ans others
j advorttsinR. the establishment, librafy, laboraiory
and appointments hre nnrivalled In the West. untur.
| passed anyWhgrn.. Age, with experience, can be ra.
led upon andtho doctor can refer to many physicians
thfoughout the countyi In past success and pros.
entposttion no stands wthouta competitor.
The Writings % n Physician whose repu-
tntiOu IN Union-wtdc should be
worth rcudinn.
DOCTOR WHITTIER publishes a MEDICAL.
PAMPHLET relating to vcneroal Diseases and tho
disastrous aud varied conaequf noes OF self ahuso.
that viii be Hont 10 any address ia a sealed enV.iope
for two stamps. Many physicians introduce patients
TO the doctor after reading his medical pafnphlet
Communication confidential. A friendly tall will
cost you nothing. Once central, yet refired-No
hlI St CHARLES street, 81 Louis Mo. Houra q Al
TOR w.. Sundays " TO 9r. ". dac2qiy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
sILicATE BOOK STATES.
And those Beautiful siiieatod
ssst A BOARDS.

IA MY s5.isls 81 genuine MERIT ThE PURR
wrteadelighffnll eraseseasily Pliable,neser breaks.
oplubie Improvement for teacher and scholar. bully
nsa. Future aatgfaetion given. Everybody in love with
tho light and noisoleis Siieato Book slate Now pab'
lrhed in Naiious aizes Tor tho professional, schools,
merch4uu, store and mechanic, all in iull cloth bind
ing. On Ieeeipt OF % cents, viii send, prepaid, by mail,
4 sample Slate Book, iNsA inches, intOfleaved six slate
surfaces, pencil 40, hyeyb1dy buis, A rich harvest
ior Book an1 Stationery tanvassoTA An influential
and energetic man wanted In each county, Education
al Hoard. Teachers, aud alt perBons Interested 10 tho
nho or sole Of States or HlaakbOaTds, viii please eau or
send tor saiupit Liberal discount to tho TRADE.
I NTWYoRK siLICATE BOOK SLATE 90,
800 80 Cortlandt strset, n. Y.
- Hundred Of CertifcnIes SimilRrt This.
d. 4eIl RDTGER'S FEMALE COLLEGE,
Room,
70 New York, November IA, 1905
" GFBrLEaFEs-Ho inquiry an to tho manner In
which the Silieate Blackboard Paper has answered. Ia
our Institution is to-day received. In reply 1 am happy
10 DO abis 20 atats that your Paper BlaekbOards has
given us entire satisfaction, ever since they were first
put up, at tho beginning Of our college year. Your
Hook Slatos, We have tested thoroughly and used both
the Book States and the Blaokboards, long enough In
our opinion TO test thelr Durability, aud hnd that thoy
stand tho trial. Very respectfully yours
To tho Now York Siioato Book Slate Co, ~ Oortlandt
street, New York City. E. II, IA.
O.. III. 1879. 8m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
GROVESTEEN, FULLER g. Co.,
Have removed 10 their
NE w w AREROOM s,
55 Mercer Street, New York.

P1ano-FroTteS
'nNHEW eat increase in tho demand for our Piano
.furtes throughout the country, have compelled
Us TO extend our Manufacturing facilities 10 three
times Their former szs, and having added many nov i'm
~prOveulents IN Manufacturing, We shall continue to
Keep our prices the Nne as they always have been. the
lowest OF any first class Piano Forte maker by AZ least
onethird, and wa respectfully solicit by parties about
purchasing 10 a comparison with all other makers
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
~

kHtriot of letter nom Hon. NATHAs LIyDsKY,
County Judge OF Shelby Co.. lowe. dated Harlan.
April ", 1897. II ia decidedly preferred to any
other Imminent sold In this sector.
Extract Of a letter from sANURL 3. HuPF, dated
falSonrg' Ohio July II, isSa.-In June last Henry
SAME had a yearlins colt that had what was suppos.
ca TO DC D'p'heria for more than ten days so that 1t
oould not eat. and the throat swollen almost shut,
ana oy the use OF three or four applications Of the
dollar bottles did the desired effect.
From A. O. NHL, Lewisyille, Coschocton Co.,
ohio' March, 1871 have used your GArgllng oil
for The Scratches on my horse, and It cured IL with
the FIRST application.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

PRIyATE medical aid. Road Dr.. Whittier.
advertisement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
A MUSICAL BOX FOR ONE 'D6ilAR.

tTeneh Great Sensation novelty. obesnn...
1uia9illtyi m highly polished case. msfsiiis
Nv, 9bnsues, brllant M tone, of the best commencement Sitb
mVs. .eeent lmprovcmeuts. now kaylesa nsiter,
w" paa 'S ny tauio tuRFanteed Of Tho 6ust g0rimaSs6in
az A.. V5palee NJ. size, 3 airs, ell. No II iGsIrf
ndgnnv ~ VIC most complete aatisiacuon IL MOI sigan
sieai bdDot Wssa, nidress w SCOTT PAUL. M.
w eSn conveniently send PostoAioo orders arS U psaess
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
HOW TO INVEST d nnIIhR

q
HALF DIME MUSIC.
Printed on heaD musio.paper apAsas. color.t -.
Al n s : 40 = words Mailed Tor 8 eta each, or the wbais
O.. NOW READY.
No captain links. Maoisenn
q WWoht you Tell mo Why, RobnF
" 4 Bluo Eyes. w"
o. Not for Joseph,
food bye. Sweetheart, Goodbye
:" brrssIfansy S9nI Lhnk shall Marin.
y Champagne Charlie
w skating Rink Polka
u Genovleys Waltz
" TTSlnS b iheT my Baby rny DArlins.
4 LATHE Maggie Nav
10 MagRio'a Secret
~ mls J owe shines over All, (saered Sons,
Z. hlYoI Chimoa.
~ The Rose oil Rim.
w armln.Am. tPoika MazurkA)
hhs might not Suit your FGncy.
y hlhing Down Broadway
IL EM,a1iIiTrn,pNf down At Long Branch.
%, lhe Passing Bell,
SO Take. Back tho Heart.
q There's a charm 10 spring ~
~ Up IN a Balloon 40
~ Olympic SchOttischa.
x. b beaa MIR isl Kan. eco 81 "a hea
LishI II he woHd Csacred sous) r
y. Tho Rosy Wreath.
% vii not Ask to Press that Cheek.
81 Power Of Love. Instl
~ Flying IrApese.
" ~, Bellies OF broadway. M N"t" .H
Inc above eau hohad al tho music, book. ana nsr,,d.
l9M Stores Or enel9singt The price, bets. each Other
bfNJ w, HlrCHOOOk. pubNshor. assnriaa ssn,o9'
", y. Aunddr ~ Nicholas Hotel
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
"a RED KNIFE;
KIT CARsOE's last TRAIL,
ny LEON LEWIS,

AUTHOR OF THE WAGON TRAtN,' "THT
WITCH FINDER "THE WATER WOLF, " ETC.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

Prom ESos MATHER, Middlsport. y. Y. July 2s,
isc0.-I purchased a bottle OF your Gargiing OIL OF
youf aeent, A. g. Baker, at Middleport, and as ye I
have used but half oft Think 1t has given me
more relief In a case Of severe rheumatism, Of long
standing, than anything have ever used before
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02


''This is horrible-terrible beyond expres-
sion We have Lust four of our comrades.
and this noble young stranger, NSom | loved
secret Of their fate, pc vhat Il nay, LID us
co." "
fWithouta word, bat with White hces4in a
sort OF mute terror, the men mounted their
horses and resumed their journey. The
above Il all OF this story that will be puI-
lished In our columns. The continuation OF
II BON who're it caves of here can be found
only in the New York Ledger, which IA for
sale at all the book stores and news dcpots,
Ask for the number dated April 10, 1869, aud
in II you will find the continuation Of this
beautiful tale. The Ledger ~ mailed 10
Subscribers at three dollars a wear. Tho
public tion of Rev Dr. Nnga great otory,
which has been wilton OK, r5ssly for tho
Ledger, u inst commenced in. tho Ledger,
20 that orr readers viii eett III whole ofthose
two stories in it. The Ledg I has the best
stories of any paper in the world; and Henry
Ward Deecher, James Parton and Fanny
Fern, have articles in every number. z
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02

Extract nom a letter nom J. o. PnATT, dated
Quincy, ChautAuqua Co., N. y, August ~, ls5l.-T
I have been acquainted with your medicine laarR.
ling OH for the last fourteen years. Il has proved
a sure cure for Foot Rot In Sheep for which | cold
the last bottle aud have calls almost daily for more
Please forward as soon Is convenient.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
q = q
SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS

~ A''H'" jus Va musilh 1 w. Wlut'
The old styles OF shirt patterns require 7 yards OF
muslin, I hAyt Invented a pattern, cut on ssiontiho
principles, that will do the above. For photnRI ann,
eeominendationa, aud deaoriptiOnO Of pattefn, send red
stamp To o. y Co, Box I'll, Waitham, Masa.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31

a melancholy little incident Is relatso
of the ex- Empress Charlotte. This m
fortunate Princess has been staying tot
some time at Spa. Tho other day 40
insisted with such vehemence on playing
at roulett that it was impossible 10 ~
strain her. On approaching the table
she deliberately placed gold piece o.
the number TO- The Emperar Maxamil.
ian was shot on June 10. The wheel
turned, and. though 81 chances were
against her. she won. She smiled sadly,
took up the money, and quietly LEFT the
room. On her way out q poor man ~
sed by. She gave him all the money,
with the injunction that he was to pray
for him" 1t is known that the Empress
Charlotte never pronounccs the name OF
Macmillan.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31

1t was in this inner temple Of Boston's
professional greatness and respectable
ty that turned my wandering feet this
morning. The front yard was shaded
by green leaves. l asked keen eyed
gentleman If he could point me to John
Quincy Adams office. HIo looked at me
steadily several seckonds, then raised
his cane. and designated building be-
tokening wealth and aristocratic refine
mcnt. approached the doorway, when
the following names metmy eyes;
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31

than their teeth, that they generally strike
before they bite.
Herr Lengel will have to remain here
about ten days longer, after which it is
probable he will be able to rejoin his
company"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31

Ey Hungary labors under drouth
Hence Hungary ia thirsty
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Jr.

He Thinks the Republican Party Doomed
The Democratic Party to be Victori-
Gus in '72-Chase Odious to the South,
&c, &c.
From the Ne,c York Sun, l0M.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31

kE DIR. Mudd has recalled nearly all
his former practice. His innocent CON-
plicity with the late Mr.. John Wilkes
Booth is conceded, aud hia old nsighbors
love him the more for the injustice which
he had undergone, and for the Christian
patience with which he has suffered i
Ills health, however, 10 much impaired
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31
THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
PUBLISHED AT
VAN BUREN,, ARK, TUESDAY,
BY j. S. DUNHAM.
TERMS.
So 90 per arnum, strictly in advance.
2 90 for six months
Single copies 10 cents.

Advertisement inserted at $l.50 cents per
square, of 10 lines or less--and 70 cents for
each subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
made to yearly advertisers.
Marriage notices $500. Obituary notices,
when under three lines, free of charge; over
;hrec lines, the usual charge made as for ord
inuy advertising.
Cards or communications of a personal
character, If admissible at all double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
State Offices. S2J.0O. County officers, $1,000.
Editoriai notices, p cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly. in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
to be paid for when left at the office.
All JOB Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
J. S. DUSuAM Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31

Ev Prentice things that the Radicals
have no cause to complain OF Grants ap
pointing incompetent men to ollice' sincc
they set the example last November.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31

/ mounted the steps or the mansion
and entered the open door. Ascending
single flight OF stairs, the same histor-
ic name met my eye upon the door in
front Of me. knocked, and was biddsn
to enter.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-31
TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT

"What is your opinion sf the pros
poets Of the adoption Of the lfteenth
amendment TO the Constitution {" ] ask
ed.
~ Think no replied, "that it will
make but little difference whether it 10
adopted or not 1t 10 Inconsistent with
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-25
GurDpean Gr6anoe; fffce
g. 8. 9lOae.

Sn amrriEanif9snt GOIbe gu Srrfsbtnbe
WerFaufss @onrfe fur 0Be6fel anf
europa
Giuen Mpnat 6ato SIS E d fel:
l. SIR Heiae 8st4ase, bis sur 9Sbe UOa ineInFOe
ESQ @uIben fli6Seutfde @dbrung q
Gents @oIo fur l @uIben.
$50 @uIoen SolIdnbif4 GouroMt a
434 Gents Sob fur 1 @ulOen.
$50 EboIer yreubiih gOurart rs
Gents Sob fur 1 EbaIer.
80 Ehaler Brener Sob 50 Gemts
@OIO fiir 1 Ebaler.
500 @forf Banco SO Gents Sob
fur I EbaIer.
SIS cranes 5 6rancs fur 81
Mmer. Cob.
25 8funo Sterling / 8fuub fir
SIS glner. Sob.
Son srBssrem Sssrase, BIB sur S5be ron trsclnIsue
$50 GuIben iiiOOentIde Ba6rnna q
40 Gents Sob fur / @uIoen.
TO gulOen SoldnoiidD Gouramt a
42k Gents Sob fur / gulOen.
$50 Ebaler YreubifA gourant = T3A
Gents Sob fur Sbaler
400 Ebaler 8renie 0oIo 81 Sts.
Sob fiir | EkaIsr,
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t4349.)


G%bcrtff 8erFduf. Sn @smaBEett NIT stpei venz
~ ditto exponas Beror6nuneen an mid aeridtet
NIB iiberIiefetf pon BEN M5tbdren Gboncerp @eridt
OaDi6lon Co., Eenn BET feinem s0ftabEr<
Sermn 1868, Tueroe idb gum 6fientItben Berfauf an
ben Retibietennen geGeu bnGre SGbIung am Court
bnustb0r IN Der Gtabt Nai5u1H cam 9 oIlna en- B.,
ben "a. Ndrt 1863, .naditeheno befdriebene 2dns
bersi nne gebdnli1teiten briuge1, ndmIi@: Gin
Stfd oher Tbeil 2anb belegen auS beftnbli9 TN 6iz
piIeiitrift Summer T. 9. G., begrens pie foI9t
@eeinnt an Der GiibOitefe zines Bots NIT SrOnt ON
Der Betette BON GbertpftrGBe, ibertr0gen pom O. Sd
aineoIa an aae aauI (fs9e Restiters DfFee, Q. g.
Bud TO- Seitsn $50 unb 561) unb duft non ba tiprb<
weftIib 40 SUB an Der 2inie bes genanrten Qots !;
pom oa ueitlid 40 6us IN reten g8tnfeI, mehr ober
peni9er, nod freaHenberi Mlep apif6en Gherrp=
nab SuminerltraSe pen Sa iiSIi9 in re9ten @inteln
genanrter Mnep rtlnRg 40 6uB pon q ia redbten
g8nteI 5ftIid 40 5Ilb nab BEN Mussonsspuntte unb
1T GbetI bes pon S. y. Bbite, g. u. H. am II Sep=
TENDER 1849 hur rfnbe in Der Negifters Office, 8.
6. 81 BI9 ~, Seitsn 437 utS 4S3 abertrageueH els
eentbunf5 nn6 NIT 8ef9Iag beIe9f, dis has Gtgens
fhnm ron Sfane HAUL im elmer reclItinH tn mefnen
96noen, gu @unftem pom 81. 3. popeu, 6. u. R.,
unb geeen Siaac TauI unb Annere fur $470.32 nebft
Stereffen ,lno Rotten ~ seniigen. GfQskEa ben Is.
5ebruar 1869.
@ G.R. 9onaIbfpn. S6eriff,
f16 hurdb 81. e. @aineS, Seputp
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@Dnntp Gpnrt am geaf bottle.
SIN. s. @tepbans uno Slnoere oesen
So. Som Qnah unO Nnoere.

Sn Der Office Der Goantn Court gu 1afBpiHe pnrbe
am /. 6ebrlsar 1868 omf Mntrag 0es Rldgers, 6urd
ben AnOoh IN obtger SADIE, uuo eG IS BEN Glert
BesI0efen, So. Tom Rnab mu6 5rdn Df1rp Sim,
Safnes &n9b nn6 6rnm 5iGncps sad BfoR inb Gliin,
lesne 6EaMs ABE @ngacner nno RObeIt Guggins t1ne
teine 6rou pom Stqote Re1tkndp, feline Be-
wobner beg Staates Genneife NIB unb bas
eaReT eos eebrdu9lt1e getiabren Der Court ntt nnf
re 1nGemanot l0eroen tallns BURG ben Gtert 6naez
Der folgeaee 8o@en tn Der gEennefee GtadtsIeis
tnrg4 elner y beg Stabt ytafBpile erIe5 iilenSen
weroens betm nfcbfteil Eermiu ber Count Es,.rt.
wslet fir DGuibi0n County IN beiien Goairfs sane
In Der Gtabt Rafbpine am Grien @Rpnkna i'm faae
ten April gebGlteH wernen NTH MI erdsefffer h
aMf 0enGmnte 8iM 5W atDOtfen ODER fetbtqe ftrc ns
suaeftqneeu ertIdEt nae 81 stitem @eb6t ex parfe
anberoumt wsrAen.
febt7paw4t y. &. RitboI, Ggeys,
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EberifFs 1ergaMf--Sn @emaSbett elmer ven
ditto exponas BerDrDnu1g ON MIG gertdtet unp
tberIieferf pom Ad1tbaren Circuit @ertdt non 2Qs
pinion Gonntp, Term., BET ieinem Snnuag Terz
min, 1869, ueroe id gum biIentlt9eR Bertauf an
ben Jsettbtetenben gegen baare 8ablnne am Gourts
bnussEbor in Der GtGDt ysGibpine oIR Gonns
ldbehb ben 8. mara 1869, lia&itebenn bei6ries
bene 2dnbereien ufn 9ebduLtd eiten bringen, n6ms
LID: Gin Slid ober EbeI 2nno, beIeeen rf16 bes
fffibltd III GipiIoifift 9o, 8. 6. =. beorenzt ME
foIat 9l5rbIib non Iris @ofa v. 9usgns, 6ftlidb
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pom Collier, Gone uHD 9tOruen Ne weitlt non Briggs
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