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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08


The issue, of December 25th, of
the Morgan Herald, contains a
lengthy account Of the absconding
of some hayward husband aud
father with q "fair but frail' repre-
sentative Ofthe weaker sex. PYLE,
in n%arrating the affair, put on what
he conceived to BIO his best edlto.
rial hourIshes, and then sent a copy
Of his paper to the Cincinnati Com
mercial, ; n the fond hope that the
editors Of that paper would copy
The article and give credit to the
Morgan Herald. The Commercial
editors, or one Of them, noticed 1t
ns follows
"a nan in Morgan County, Ohio,
who has been married thirty-two years
and has children varying in age from
thirty-one 70 fifteen, recently elopcd
with a female neighbor, Before start
ing, the old scamp induced his wife to
assent TO the sale Of their real estate.
About $40, 0O0was thus obtained, which
the unsuspecting wife, at her hus.
bands request, sewed up in a pair Of
his drawers, "for safety" After Dor
rowing all his wife's pin money
amounting to forty-four dollars, he fed
with his paramour to parts unknown.
The county paper, the MConnelsvillC
Herald, that tells this story, says, with
exceedingly awkward pathos, that "th'
wife, boundless in confidence, little
dreaming of his Interior purpose, an'
still less thinking that he had been rsade
euekcold, drew forth her well earned
savings, amounting to four-and'forty
dollars, and gave it to him 1t fur
Their speaks of the affair as a "eont'
temps" Can such things beY'
Webster would say they cant
Mr.. Commercial but'Mr. PYLE has
long slnco, discarded the old igno'
ramus.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

"WHo KILLED THE PEDLAR p is
an inquiry put forth by the Herald,
Of last week, and upon which it
states thata pedlar was supposed
TO have been foully dealt with in
Morgan county some twenty-five
years ago; and that, finally, after it
was concluded to be impossible to
ascertain what had become Of HIM
or who had murdered him, il he
was murdered, rumor steps in and
tells tho story Ola man dying in
Wisconsin who confcsscs to the
murder. We have made inquiry
of men who have always lived in
the ncighborhood whore this Is said
10 have occurred, and they tell us
they have power heard of any ped
lar mistsriously disappearing in
that community. About the time
ALLUDED to by the Herald, a man,
resident and no pedIar, came up
missing there, and wac supposed to
have been murdered. Ho has new
cr been heard Of tc this day.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08
Inre for the Smnm pox.

A correspondent Of the Stockton,
California, Herald, speaks as follows
concerning small pox and its remedy:
~ herewith append a recipe which
has been used, to my knowledge, in
hundreds Of cases. II will prevent or
cure the small pox though the pittings
are filling, When Jenner discovered
COW pox in England, the world Of sci
ence hurled an avalanche of fame upon
his head but when the most scientific
school Of medicine in the world-that
Of PARIS published this recipe as q pa
nacca for small poN, it passed unheed.
ed; il Is as unfailing as fate, and con
quers in every instance. 1t is harm
less when taken 10y a well person. It
will also cure scarlet fever. Here is
the recipe as l have used il, and cured
my children Of scarlet fever; here it is
as l have used it to cure small pox;
when learned physicians said the pa
tient would die, it cured: Sulphate of
zinc, one grain; foxgloyc, (digitalis
one grain; half a teaspoonful of sugar.
mix with two tablespoonsful of water,
When thoroughly mixed add four
ounces of water. Take a spoonful eve,
ry hour. Either disease will disappear
in twelve hours. For a child, smaller
doses, according to age. II counties
would compel physicians to use this,
there would be no need ofpest houses,
Ifyou value advice and experience, use
this for that terrible disease
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08
McCoNLELSVILLE MARKET.

ASiAAH'' AitlA1 ma lNh L.
NcCoNNELsyHLs Jan. S.T8G9.
ILOUR-Best fumily $1,000; Extra
5000; super Fine 500 per barrel.
WHEAT-Sl 80 per bu.hel.
CURN MEAL-Sl, 90 per bushel.
RYE-Sl,l5 per bushel.
CORN-s5 per busbel, wholesale.
OATS-5O cents per bushel, wholesale
Hay-SlA,OO per ton.
CLOVER SEED 10 cts. per pound
TIMOTHY SEED 80 90 Wholesale.
FLAN SEED 81 so to / Is.
BEANS.-s3 90 per bashel.
GREEN ES,-,Sl 90 bushel.
DRIED APPLES,~ 8crs. per pound.
DRIED PEACIES>>, SO 90 per bush.
POTATOES 81 90 per bush, at
wholesale,
BUrrER- = IS cts. per pound,
EGGS-s 10 cts. per doz,
POULTRY-Turke,s 8 cts. per pound
chickens Sets, per pound.
FEATHERS--- 80 cIs. per III.
SUGAR., IA 10 10 cts. per 10.
WHITE SUGAR - 10 to 20 cts. 10.
COFFkE',- 20 to 80 cts. per ID.
TEA-- 81 IS 10 2 90 par 10.
M0LASSEs--Sorgum 30 by barrel, 60
TO % per gallon.
SYRUP 81 90 per gallon.
LARD-l5 10 l7clS per pound, whole
sale.
DRIED BEEF--25cts per 10. HarIis'
basl Sugar cared ~ cts per 10.
SHOULDERS--l4 cents per In.
Sides ickel, d, l6 cts per 10.
DRESSkD llOGS-9cts per In.
CARBON OIL 5Ocrs. per gallon.
LiNaEED - IL 40 rrr gallon.
LARD OF --R 90 per gallon.
CANDLE~--2LciS per No..
SOAP by b"X II; by hnr 10.
MAUKER AL--Np. +, u - cents
rer n. Hall ubl $40 90 ! qul s So KITS
/ 1928.
WHITE FISil--l0c per 10,
CUDFlSll--lO't is per b..
SALr--S2 20 per Dbl.
WOOL--3O 10 40 cts per 10.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

Power u ADvERTIsING.-A MN
nesota editor says that a man came
,nto his office to advertise for d
lost dog, aud that such was the won.
derful power Of advcrtisingt that the
dog walked into the office while he
vas writing out tho advertisement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

Bs- II you want a bargain in an
Oyercoat, Shawl, or in any winter
Goods, 90 TO S. G. Brewster, as he
hns reduced the prices since tho
Holidays.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

Bay- S. G. Brewster has the lnrg-
eat and best stock of Goods in town
and will soil a great many Goods at
educed prices. Call and get n bar.
gain,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08
Coal,

w. NJ. Culbcrson informs US that
he is now ready to supply coal to
ell who may desire 1t, in any guam
tiiy between ono bushel and five
h 1ndred. Call on him ut the foot
OF Name street.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

Rr We have q few articles on
hand that we desire to close out
within the next thirty days, and
will offer them at fair prices, far
below their real value. One Gold
English Lever, One LADIES Gold
American Lever, Two Boys Sill
yer Wstches. One Full JowOlod
Silver EnglIsh Lever.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

E9- The Baptist Church will
hold its meetings, hereafter, IN the
Town Hall. We arc told they in
tend building a fine building dur
ing the coming season.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

H6- Pat. Sweeney, manufacturer
OF StoIa Cigars, paid a Revenuet tax
Of $4,000 on last months manuiac
tur'. Heavy, amt it, for a small
establish
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

ra- Lady 5, Misses and Child
ren's ready'made saques and coats
for sale Ut a5ous the cost Of the ma
eral ut S. q. Brewstor's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

R6y- The predictions Of some Of
our weather prophets that we are to
have an open winter seem about to
be realized.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

dinner table maturity. The Unc "
the apotheosis of mere beauty, in.
clouds of white muslin aud u heav-
en- Of flirting the other is solid en-
juyment, with brains to talk to and
beauty to lvo& at, in just the pro-
portion that makes lifo perfect. A
we'll ordered dinner table Is a So
cial micr Ocosm and, being 20, this
is the blue ribbon of tho arranges
ment. Every woman is bound TO
mako the best of herself but this
making the bost of themselves is a
very different thing from making
dress and personal vanity the first
consideration Of life.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

The Ohio Legislature met again
Wednesday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08
A TerrIbIe Smash In.

A sleeping car on the Great Yves
tern Railroad few the track on the
goth and rolled down an embank.
ment %injurlng - Of the 10 passen-
gers.-Pyle in Herald Of Jan. l.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

H6- Every one halls the pleas.
ant weather, we ARE nov having,
with delight.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

RAJ The schools will he COM
menced IN tho New School House
next week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

DEsTITUTIoN IN NEW YORK 1t
ls estimated that no less than two
hundred thousand persons r now
residing in Now York city who are
ont of employment, no real homes,
and no means which insure them q
livelihood. Some of them beg or
steal outright but a largo number
exc out q miserable existence by
running into debt for lodging and
board, or by borrowing hom woek
to week Of whomsoever will lend
them, or by quartering themselves
on reluctant relatives or friends
The result is reported TO be an ag-
gregate of want, squHlor, misery
and degradation fearful to contom
plate.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

The RAIDS. growl about Jchnson's
last proclamation. Let en- growl !
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

R6- The ice gone-tho boats are
plying then regular trades.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

CONGRESS convened again on
Wednesday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

TnE failure of our paper to get
here on time last week, was the
cause no paper being issued at this
Office. We have made such arrang.
nents as will prevent this securing
akain.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

TreaSureT's Report OCthe Nor
gan County Agricultural So
sciety for the Wear IS6s.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-01-08

asaln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-28

AStunt baben fe- penn ba8 san3e Norpe'
esftbun, auf beu Gsrberunsen naanubaft bstsbt
= BON f& sewdlst unb bic raoifale wrele feQte
ibr bafar Dant piGtn. @tatt bsGen absr
%branbmartt fs bic ~yreGe"u Y. {. ~. ais auslan>
sii@e anownotbines f@ilt 1e aus NIT
Der trisialaen @emeinbeit unb f9pinst bic
partripeiti9e aber fe, nit einer1 offer, ber if
rer natipifii@en @rrueans unb ben, sesen bic
Ncrmeser 8el9leuberten Sniulten bic arone
aufieBt. Wir f9reiben bies als Beoba&ter
BON Ibatia&en bic mir &aummansels
pesea unerwabnt la1en, Gbaha@en 10 faul
unb abeel&madt, bab fe benz Gliqusntbum ber
r~aoifalen partei bes @taates tebe Mnpart19aft
auf Iusenb uuo Moral total abipre@en.
@arben bic Norweser nt9t ~ pelsntli9 in
Der partei feiu, f. tuurbe man ni@t einmal
Miene MAIDEN, ibnen einen., eewi0en Nntbel
an oer &esieruna 3u iberla1tx, bab fe aber
fairplay serlanssa, pirp BON ben powers that
be ais cine nnper3eibli9e Gre@beit tenuneirt.
Die Deuti@en &epublifaner baben fir bic
partsi Sabrelans ben Iusi&las sesebent nod
eb man an @eanbinasier nWftnnelota ba9ieu II.
ieBt 1T man 70 weit eetummtn, baB fe ben
Deuti9en nit tibler, raffnirter 5erausfprbe>
run9 einen Mbgott brs Mufer< Natipis- unb
Mritpfratentbums als @ouserneurs. Ganbibat
ani@aft Der f@ nit ben Mni&auunsen Der
Deuti@en etenio sertrdgt ME Del unb @al>
ier. ..g ..'-.
Die beutf@ .rabifalen Singer Der partei BE-
eei(tern fi& nod INNER fir bas @efab ebmali<
ger 9bealen, bod bieie 8essiteruns bat ni9t
mebr Sinn unb B~eoeutune als bic bes alten
Dertranen, tpeart ct Gnet:
nDte 8la1de If mein bSbfes Gut
Hr, Maetn &Ints trant ~baraus."
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beute NIT @enu9tbuune jene LANCE pe>
rioce pcr 2incoln per9e9enwarti9t trv
NIT 8esus auf BE game &epubltt
bic Democratic fe BON allen jener
&rebs1ddcen fret bielt, pel9e jebt pas
gano ptpertanpslpS 9e9en ben breiz
Bpit9en DespottSmuS, Der Corruption
beg centraliiirenpen observation-disclosures
unb Der &apitalberudaft 9ema9t bat.
&ein tpabrer Democrat fam pteiegBt6<
ti9f It reS pilenSfrdftieen @irfens fir
ben Ste9 in &amley County 9erin9<
i9aBen> nod piel tpeniser faieln: ,peQ
CO 1T better penn ntdt he 9an3e gerz
paltun9 bemofratil9 it, benn 5elbf in
'cteler einiettt9ften @etle betradtet, 1T
e6 unpolitif6 Tnb !. 9, 8 pemofrattz
i6e @Smmif1dre unb 2 republifanil9e>
IL bat peper bic cine NOD bic
anoere parteioreanilation cine entlate<
bene gerantportun9 irWiBDerwaltun9
pber baS @erotenft fir bas @eeentbel,
uno baS @olf fdbrt bel bielem pFesmas
tii@en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3wil@en
ben 8eamte1 unb 1etnen @d9tern am
idledteten.
Boblan oenn 8ar9er BON &amiey
County lafen mir uniere prinjipien
ft4 1T 8erfen ofenbaren unp tanftaz
Ter Grfol9 1T 9eit9ert.
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&einen, ber Qtesenfaaften I'M
Gouuty beibt ooer bdlt, fam bic Traee
9let99ulti9 fetn, tuer infer nddfter
&esifer IF Deebs fein fou.
Derielbe mub Elm rubi9er, fett9er, 9e<
i9aft6fertt9er Gbarafter feia uno nidt
elmer Der IberaQ uno nir9enb6 1T, BEN
ba6 9plitifire1 uno @Iblen, fi9 in all
tes n1e119en CUR 3weiter Natur 9etpor<
ben 1T unb Der in ieinem Ebun unp
unterla6en MUIR yanfee Irid5 unb Elm
selblthenesD emasosentbum p%erf5rpert.
Sc 1T aber ni@t blpS cine aQbefanr>
tie Ebatia@e pab Der jebf9e &e9tfer Of
Deecs feline NmtSpAibten auf bic
prpmteife uno nobelfte Weiie su jeper
2eit ~auS9efabrt bat, ~fonpern mir batten
au6 gum 1fteren 0ele9enbett uns per-
i1nli9 sa iber3eu9en> eab bic &eeorts
u1o Dpfumente ft9 cur9 cine iol6e
Nccuratele u. praftii9enS ronun9 ausz
3eidnen> wie mir fie nod in teinerSffz
&c int Staate an9etrofen baben uno
mas Der iebt9e &e9iter Of Deec6 Don
Stanley County betrift fo ia9en mir
Gbre Dem @bre 9eburt. .r.
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Wafrtf Dpnabpn G@rantlin ct.

Watrtd Dpnabpn G%rantlin ct,
8oiton, MaG. - Mus bieier Bu9bruderei uni
gerlassbanoluns, lab fpleente neue Werfe aus
ibrem gerlase susei@idt porben: The Irisch
Brigade and its campaigns SerfaBt bur1
gapt. .. .. @unsnebant, q. .. g., 1T. Die
@el9i9te zines 2anbeS mirb raebr eelelen, mebr
betannt unb fubirt burd Darfe1uns ~ein3elner
pbalen ais bur@ polNfanbtee @ei9i9tsuerfe.
Das @ert liefert cine bSdit banfbare 2aftl>
re. .
The Irisch Widows Son or the Pikemen
of '9s, BON Sol. s.. genana ferner Nora Bra
dy's Vow and Nova de Vestal BON
Mrs. Mnna $. Drrley. 8eibe G%r3dblungen
iinb empfeblenswertb belonbers Nora Brady 4
Vow: bic olubenbe, f&wunsbafte, tlaifi@e
@praGe BET bG9f fe0elnoe &ei@tbuu1 bes ST.
balteS MAIDEN uns ben @erfaier liebeetinnen
unb ben @uni9 reee, feline anberen Werte gu
leien. Die %senannten uno iterbaupt ale ueuea
6 i9einuneen bon Yatrid Dunabun tSanen BON
5errn Sit. Bures auf 8efeQans besusen per>
ber.
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Die Counts Convention,

Die County Convention.
Die1elbe 1T muir nur6 cine bInneBa SANE
oer3ufunft Don Der @esenpart 9etrennt
unb e6 brdn9en id bier Grase1 in ben
Gorcerarunp> pelde bic 9an;e Mufz
merflamfeit peS @olteS BON NamieY
County bei9dftisen 1plten. 8etbeili9t
i6 naS Gplf re9t 3ablret@
an ben prtmdren Delesatenwabz
len, 70 1T un5 Dor ben, Mu6sanse ere
Babl nt6t ban9e> es fault pieiee i1mez
ret in bic @a9i1ale, als ,penn mir in
eQenlan9en Mrttfel mpraliiiren wuroen.
Gin jeoer Bir9er i'm County bat Elm
bireften Mntbeil an bie1er Babl uto
pie peitper;weisten Sntere1en welde
1iG an bic Wabl Don Gountybeamten
UNI Gommi7dren fnipfen, lal1en in
&amley County weniser Elm Miesrif
gu al6 III ir9eno etnem County i'm
!5taate. Man eebe nur ni6t BEN
@abne &aum> baB eS einerlet 1T, pb
ale romtnirten pemufrati11en @anotz
battt iii Stanley County erwablt tper<
ben ODER nidt, Elm ppuftdnpi9er bemc>
fratil9er Sie9 IN &amieD Counts fam
in feinem moraliiden 2Gfette auf bic
gauge partei ni&t iberl&dyt meroen,
mdbreno mir su9leidsr 3eit es nt@t
aus Dem &use lafen 1ollten, bae IN etz
ner 9ofalwabl Die Trd9er Der Yrin3tpt>
en- pentser Don oielen eetrennt in Mn>
I1la9 9ebra9t rperpen f1nnen,. als tn
aueemeinen @ablen.
Belu@t ieoer ein3elneS iir9er, ber 11u'
ir9eno wie Belt unc @elesenbeit bal
bic Dprwablen, 10 baB Der &er1 bee
8olfeS bier fart nertreten If, iu9t fd
Dor per 3eit bic better, aus ben @anrt'
baten I'M Geloe beraus uno bilft III
Snfrufttpn Der Deleeaten fir iolde ~
ftmn,er, erpirfen, 70 tpiro oas Side
BON 1elbit Elm 9utes &pereen.
@amiey County mub al8 baS berto:
ftratil4e Banner County beruorleu9te'1
70 baB unfere Na9fommen nit Stol
auf bieie 3eiten surldlaauen, mte jeoe!
unblaiirte patriot Der Ser. Staatea ADD
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Der @ a +.

-Dte uSnbepenbent &tfe Company
3telt lesten Sauttas tire reselmdbtse ger'
lattr1luns bebufs Der gtlbuns unb@nnabme
elmer Gpnfituttcn, fopte CUR Grwdbluns BET
nod feblenben Off;iere. - s1 ~,
Die folsenben @erren tpurben 9epab(t:
l. lieutenant: S. 9. Sanfprb.
2. ~ Tranf 8reuer. fi.
Gnit9n: Sobn Srett it.. .'E
Sreerl9 Sergeant: Sacob Mosbrusser.
9err Spbn 2unfenbetmer 1T Captain ber
Company, tpe19e jest idun aus 43 Mitslie'
bern befebt unb balb pp13dblt9 ietn tptrb.
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OfftcieI1e @tabts3ettun 8.
2pcal = Neutgfettet1.

CUR get. Bea4tun8.- @ett Der
iinsft abgebaltenen Sabrespab1 ber@tan1m-
faptta1stbetlbaber bes @anberer tit 9rdii>
bent Der Corporation - General
pttar Clemens @taub, o. S. B.;
Sdatmetfer - SER rid. 8ures;
@efretair - @err 9. s. Srtbaus.
Diefe bret btlben ben beamtltAen Sbetl
bes Direftcriums. MQe @ei9dftsbrtefe flnb
DON iett ait gu abrenIren:
"Wanderers, Box 1870, st. Paul, MINI.
pber B. H. Orthaus, St. Paul, MINI.
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&abitale @irrnilie. - SIM SUM
p%roflamirte bic preB, baB Sol. 8. 6. &ossrs,
Der iebise @taatsleeretar pouMinneiuta, bebufs
&eRauratiun feiner @eiunebeit f@ pom THent>
li@en 2eben surid3ieben werbe unb bab fe
Ole yreB) Is fir suedbienli@ unb nusbrineeno
era@te, bieienGbeil bes Staatstidets bur@ einen
@canbinapier ausfIaen. Sic eing babel BON
Ter Sbee aus, baB, ba bas @eanbinaSiertbunt
at6 Gin f9 mebrenber, weitntli9er 8e( anb<
tbeil Der reprblitaniiden Yartei nidt laneer
rtebr als 1ummes @timmpieb Der SnteQigens.
yartet eelten tpole unb S%erlanse, baB enbli@
aud einn,al ein Seanbiuasier fir elm Staats-
amt nominirt tusrbsn foQe, Is better fei bag
Ylabden fir einen 6eanbinanier NIT 8ef9lae
gu beleeen, eb irsenb Gin amerifanil9er Nemter<
iaser auf ba6elbe Sturn, laufe uno proflamirte
bieierbalb Sol. Mattion ais ber 3u nomintrenoe
ganbipat firs Staatsieeretariat.
SAT- ale raoitalen 3eitunsen inboiirten bic
prosilurii9e Mumiaatiun Der Yreb. Spmit
bate aliu bic rabtfale Yre6e feIbit biele Coupe
einsebrodt. Dieter Mattlon, einS 9wene, fol-
te nun fir bas gauge @eanbinasiertbum int
@taate, aamli9 Daneu, S6weben uub NOr.
peser selten, tuabrenb aber biz Danen iammt
b4, @9peten nur Elm Ginftel unb bic Morme=
ger a0ein pier Ginftel res g anbinapiertbunts
ausma9en.
Gpleli9 fpmmen bic Norue9er nur aQein in
Betra9t benn bic paar @9weben unb Dduen
baben I'M @erbdltnib gum @auseu ni@t mebr
@e9t auf ipesie0e &epraientation ais bic 8Sb-
men unb I'M gerbdltnib su ben Rurwesern ia.
ben lestere mtbs53ll 1niili iaf' issiu eitnasantt &Ruftn
als sasSaInG 90 4bie aItneritaner
s,sf !. .. 0|s .s,,,,a y r s's;, d. d:
@@lirtmtf, 1auf BEN Gidet re-
praientirt uno bod i'm &e@nunssb1 Der
vartei nit BEN Gonto Der soQfaneissd, kd-
ientatiOn ausei&rieteu uno btlafet ~ 1ta, ii
ielbft fir ben noil@sn @lei@mutb zines Mur-
pesers au niel bes natipifii@en 3obnes. @ie
'"'''S" WY !" Os"I1I'1V 3"I"@"@"b"s WV S11sptsn
ibren auaeritanii@en Varteitrioern Sbr woQt
uns Gin @ann aus urierm gplte seben, uobIaa
benu, 10 lei eseiu N%prweeer uno ba mir
uniere vappenbeiu.er an, beieu tenneu, 70 5ei
Der Nor~eser + { eurer pub alsGauli pat fir
eas Amt zines Seeretars empfobleu.
Ma@bem bet rabitale Berg bieit Maus &C.
boren bate unb natipifii@e 1nmidtnbeit une
8ureautratentbun, sun ben Norweeern ssrlans-
Il, fe ais Elm le9ittmes Rtnb bes &e9tes uno
Der @ere9tietett an3uerfennen par basMuftreten
BET Rorweser cine lusii@e Golee BEG DOrause>
sansenen. ..... '
6dtten bic Mprpeeer bteien 6&ritt In @uib>
foro unlerlaGen, 70 batteu Re einfa@ bemietn,
eab fe gang unb gar aus 9cl3 eei@nibslt flnb,
feline Selbaa&tuns beFBeu unp i@ gum Spfer
ees fuIOialfeu 9umtuss MAIDEN Iafen. ber il tn
bielen Ser. 81, ser(u@t wprueu 1T. Dieies
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Meenten Der @efIlf@aft in Mtn<
nefetn.
Npunb=&eeperS Serfauf.

g wtrb hermit gRett, eteeten, ta6 Id IN Der @tast st.
Yaul bic na&febenb bejetdneten Stud Oieb. weI@e ee0en
Ste Orbtnana eefaster Siabt fret urnberse1aufen naren; In
ben 6A.ntli&en pfanbRaa ~einfperrte unb fe nod utdt Elm.
SelSf rcrben fnb, ndmltt:
Gin rstbbraunes Yferb. 9 Sabre alt, 9%tntertein meie,
f1limm ptrrentt am ltnlen Uprber< unb 5tatertuse.
Gin r1tbli& braxnes gferb. 9 SABRE alt. tea otra 3et'
den. "A. .
Cine buateltraune Wdtre. 9 Sabre alt mei6e Sled auf
Der Stirue unb Elm tlener @tretfeH Wete BON benz sttrn-
pReden 3ur Naie, peise Nafe. la u" 20
Dteielben merse i'd AM 4. SeYt. T9 un1 10llbr M1prsens
ant YublieM arfet, Ode Der 2. unb Waba(tapS traee In IT.
nanntsr Stab. In Sftntli@er Nufttpn. an ben Meifbteten>
nt&t ssr hisiem gertaufstase etnselSf Lvrvpe,ueb") rerz
ben.
Gbwarb ebielbs. yeunbmafer.
ct. Yaul, Is. Aueuf, 1863.
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Der Neaiaer Of Deebs bon Dafpta gpun,

= Der &esifer Of Deebs bon Datuta @uun-
tA, 5err Nitulaus 8rana, ferner 6err 8alentia
Borr unb 5err @9war3 beiu9ten ant Dienfas
I'M Mamen Der beuti9en&atbulifen bon 5aainse,
wel9e tort cine eisene Stride baueu woleu, ben
5o9p' fen 9errn 8il9ot uut feline Grlaubuib
fit bieien 3wed ein3ubolen. Gtielbe wurbe
ibnsn b~ereitwiQisft setpabrt rnb tuereen u bic
Deuti9en 9alinss in berAbii&t, Elm sutes@er
fraftis bur93ufibren, fril9 ans Werf eeben unb
bic Stride nod bielesSabr, 10 nett als freisebi3e
unb tbatiee gintradt IS tbun fSnnen, fertis
ua9en.
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Demofratifbe StaatscpnDemtipn.

Cine bemptratilte @taatsecnpentiun tpirb art
Donnerfaebe q. SEPTEMBER 1869
unt ii. t1br Moreens In ber 9nserioQs 5aQe
aatt6nben, I'm, @anbibaten fir bic f~olsenben,
BEL Der nd@Ren aleemeinen@a SAB Ut beieBenben
aenater auf3uaeQen:
@puDerneuer.
@ieegpuSerneur.
Sterrri9ter Der @upreme@purt
5taatsfecretdr.
@eneraIanwaIt.
5taatSaubttpr.
! @taatsf@aBmeiaer
@Ierf Der supreme Court
Die Experimentation jebes ein3elneu @runties
respeftipe bic 3abl ieiner Eelesaten fir bic
@taatsepns entipn 1T tpie folgt susetbeilt:
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Grtrunten.-aafreb yuers, Elm II idb-
riser @pbn bon 8rauer yoers an Der 3iQ ct.
ertrant am Mittwu@ int 8lune an ber pberen
2anbuns. Ct Rarb auf benz &anbe einerBau-
bol3barfe anb amuirts fi@ nit @ufaasen BON
GreibbplS mabrenb Ct eia @tid 9pl3 IN ben
Glub wart Serlur er bas@lei9sewi@t fel III bic
StrSuaune unt ertranf.
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GO freut uns aus benz Minneiota BcIts-
blatt BON bie|er @o@e su ertben, bab 9err
Wilbelm Brands, Elm ti@tieer Demutrat, Der
ueue Rebaftsur bs1tlben 1T. @ir besriiben
perm Brandt ais neue, GoQesen aufs BERG
li9Re unb perl9c7n Jpn unierer feunbi@aft-
li&feu M@tung.
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-8luf Mled Stanley uadt cine @pribtuur
bur& Gurufa auf @oltes &lSfer ta Jpn ale
&eiiefpeien auf @runb elmer f~uripien ppaalen
Miilon aus Snfel Cams 1rube Sersitet tper-
ben. y.,. .-
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ct. Neters nnterftaeunss>0 erein,

gerein spm 1. Muntas tn Ausut bic gum 1. @ontas In
eept. tefebt aus feleenben 5erren:
Stern Dtfritft Soc. @tefen, ct. geer unb 10.
Ctr. 4. Darb. sos. Saufsn, ct. Deter Ctr. bd Gimme
Rnteren Dtfrttt: u. Bcrer. 2. Ctr. 5. gDart
@rseerie Store; Spbu Rastua. ,mif&sn I. aub ste gDarb.
Grant S&Itd d, Ger.