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Frlkhtml Disaster in Mexican n,ue
More 1han 100 Persons Crushed 10
Death.

GEIR"1AuA OIHaSSeF III u mcxIchn mlne.
More 1hau 100 Persons Crushed TO
Death.
A letter from the City OF Mexico to
the New York Sun says:
The most horrible catastrophe that
has occurred during the last half CEN
fury In any silver mine in the world,
happened within the old mine Of Jesus
Maria, near the city OF Gunajolo, on
the 9th OF October. While the laborers
were seated In one Of the broader
chambers, eating their noon-day meal,
they were startled by sudden crum.
bling sound above them, caused by the
giving way OF an immense portion OF
the shelving rock which formed the
roof OF the chamber. Twonty. five
thousand tons OF rock, In BODY,
buried In an Instant, as was afterwafd
ascertaiued, upward OF one hundred
miners, their wives, sisters and chill.
dren. The height OF forty ieet, from
which the immense fragment OF over
hanging mountain fell, gave such
deadly momentum 10 Its great weight
that none who were struck knew OF lhe
terrible blow which killed them,
Tho day following sixteen women,
six children and twelve men were
drowned IN the River Merecola, In the
State OF Michoacan. They had reached
the river bank, and sat down to rest
before undertaking to ford the river,
which was swollen by tho rains, when
the bank suddenly slid of from the
main land Into the stream. Every one
persisted. The bodies we've found lower
down tho stream,
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THERE Is every indication that the
Legislature OF New York will repeat
the folly OF other Democratic Legisla-
lures, and 20 through the farce OF re-
cedlng from Its assent 10 the fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution OF the
United States. Tho argument used by
the Democrats Is, that Notwithstanding
the legislature OF that State passed the
amendment and Governor Hoffman
certified that fact officially to the State
Department at Washington, three
fourths Of the States not yet having
assented 70 the amendment, any legis-
iaturB which may have ratified II, ia at
liberty to resClnd. This question Is not
II new one, having been presented In the
case OF the Ohio and New Jersey LegIs.
latures who receded from the action Of
previous Legislatures In the case OF the
fourteenth Amendment Mr.. Seward
then decided that where State Beglsls-
ture Is called upon 10 perform an ai-
hrmaIIve act and does 30, the proper
officer officially certifying the same to
the Department Estate at Washington,
1t Ia not competent for a subsequent
Legislature 10 recall such action. The
Constitution Of the United States pro.
vides that when an amendment Is ratl-
lied by the Legislatures OF three. iourths
OF the several States, 1t shall be valid
and to all intents and purposes part
OF the Constitution. II the Leglsla-
lures could repeat the farce OF ratIfylng
one year and repudlatlng the next, how
long would It be before an amendment
could be adopted.
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spsfIaI gutites.
Ths Oonstitntion nnarthrnwn.

The Constitution and Health may DO
ruined by few applications OF the lead OF
sulphur hair dyes now IN tho market. "Not
o Dye" may DO the motto OF snch nostrums,
but A DLRmRy DO the result OF uSing them.
But ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
OF oil deleterlous tendency, under the in.
Mlli6lc laws oi5cisnce, Be Il known To oil,
that
cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dyo
has been RnalyEOd b, the distinguished
chemist Professor Chiffon, and his certia.
cate OF iA Wholesomenel may DO seen Of
ctlstadorob, Aston House, Now York.
CRlsrADoRoS HAIR PRESERYA.
TIVE, 10 Dressing, RctA like q charm on
tho Hair after DyeIng. T1yA
novl0.lmdaW
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The Union Of the Ohio River md
LRka Rrle,

The Philadelphia North American re-
fers fayorably TO the proposed enlarge
ment OF the Eric canal. u! would
says that paper, give Philadelphia an
interest In the trade OF the lakes far
greater than Bhe now possess, and II
would Immensely Increase the business
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, by max.
Ing Pittsburgh practically the head OF
lake navigation, as we'll as Of the river
trade OF the West, On the other hand
Il would open a direct water route from
81. Louis 10 Lake Erie, Lake Ontario
and the bay and river OF 81. Lawrence,
and In due lime ST. Louis could ship
provisions direct to Europe, as Chicago
has done.' The article concludes as fol.
lows:
Originally this canal was built by
the State OF Pennsylvania, at o cost OF
nearly four millions OF dollars; and
when We were overwhelmed by the
weight OF our financial embarraYs~
ments, a quarter OF a century since, we
transferred Il 10 q company that now
owns and manages 1t after a fashion.
We ind In the Pittsburgh Commercial
an intlmAtion that legislation 10 aid In
the enlargement will be sought this
winter at Harrisburg, though OF what
kind Ia not stated. The enterprise
seems to us 10 be one eminently worthy
OF encouragement, and 1t Is undoubted.
ly the duty OF the State 10 attend to
all such matters, Notwithstanding that
we long since abandoned that policy
In despair.
The work undertaken la that era OF
Improvement len their marks abroad
and deep upon the destiny ofthIs Conn
monwealth, and It may well be ques-
toned whether without them we should
now be the State we are. The State
did tho work at q time when no private
corporation had the courage or the
means requisite. But there Ia no lack
OF either now, and with such splen.
did prospect az this g:and canal en-
larRement opens, there ought to be no
sort OF difficulty In raising tho amount
OF money required In a few days here
In Philadelphia. All that Is needed Ia
that men Of energy, enterprise and
capital shonld be placed at the head Of
the undertaking, 10 which Pittsburgh
must attend
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TIN Issue In the Supreme Court as
TO whether the United States should
pay certain railroads In the South for
l's use OF them, or whether the com
panles should pay the United States for
the equipment which the Government
put upon them during tho war, was de.
cided Friday by compromise. The
railroad companies agreed to retain
possession of the roads, run them and
pay the interest on tho Tennessee rail.
road bonds, and turn over the surplus
money II there should be any, to the
payment OF their debt to the General
Government,
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, Is determined
that the New York Custom House shall
be thoroughly Investigated and the
thieves driven out otit The New York
politicians are trying to save some Of
their dishonest friends. but without
avail. Mr., Boutwell, declares hls pur.
pose 10 have honest subordInates II he
can find them.
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WE have received Mol, Vol. 2, OF the
Mount Auburn Ind Fan educational
sheet issued monthly by the Mt. Au-
burn Young Ladies institute OF Gin
cInaLi, O. From 1t we learn that the
school has opened with large Increase
Of numbers over last year, and Is In a
very prosperous condition.
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GtreQnteIliQetrter
more AnnexaIIOn..SCnNtIOnnI Alb.
RnHtlIiina.


The sensational rumor that The naval
expedition which sailed from New
York, Thursday, was intended for the
reinforcement OF the Gulf Squadron in
connection With Cuban matters, and In.
dictated expected trouble with Spain, Is
followed by the supplementary report
that It's destination Is simply 10 take
possession OF the Bay OF SANTANA, In the
Island OF San Domingo, In pursuance
OF IL treaty made with Denmark for the
purchase of SANTANA az q future naval
station for the United States.
It's further reported In various quar-.
ters, that negotiations haYO been In
progress for the annexation Of the
Dominican Republic to the United
States, TO become State ut once with
out going into the territorial form, and
the proceedings above referred to are
looked upon as only paving The way
for that contamination.
AL Wis ahAlu 10 upSeb oI Itleh rams
from Washington. stating that Cabinet
Ministers. Friday night, declared pos
lively that oil these stories are purely
sensational, that the Albany sailed
with the usual stores to join the West
India fleet; that there has been no In
crease OF that fleet, which usually con-
slsts OftwelVe vessels, but now has on
ly ten. This lnstreport is doubtless the
correct one. We hope so; because II
San Domingo is TO come Ia we should
feel compelled TO move at once for the
admission Of the Fejee and Society Is
lands, and all the other outside bar ba-
rIans that could be found.
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IT Is said that with careful picking
and saving, 1t Is likely the South
ern cotton crop this year will reach the
handsome figure OF three million bales,
This, at the moderate average OF twen-
ty-hve cents pound, Is equal to three
hundred millions Of dollars-a splen.
did exemplIGcation Of practical South
ern reconstruction on q cash basls,
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soMB specimens Of the style OF con-
Quoting elections In New York are fur
nIshed by the SItn In It's notes on the
last election. Among them Ia the case
OF Thomas W. Kearney, one Of the can.
didates for Judge Of the Marine Court.
Mr.. Kearney has list otover six hun.
bred electors who have teatihsd on
oath that they voted for him. Yet the
Inspectors returned not q single vote
for him. This Is but one example.
Many other cases are adduced where
the number OF electors who swear that
they voted for a particular candidate
exceeds the whole number OF votes re.
turned TOR him. When politics have
reached that degree OF corruption, the
amendment Of the naturalization laws
will not cure the evil. and the use Of
reporters is an Unnecessary fraud.
There Is reason 10 suppose that some OF
the successful candidates havo been
elected by the inspectors, not by the
electors, and that the election was only
a farce. This fraud is practiced not
against republicans merely, but against
Irregular democratic oand at es, against
al but the Tammany men.
II this were confined TO the city can.
dIdstes alone, II would still be bad
enough. but the State is controlled by
these frauds, and the whole country
suffers, TO the extent OF tho influence oil
the greatest State In TIM Union. In the
not improbable event OF Presidential
election being decided by the vote Of
New York. and that vote decided by
the fraudulent vote OF the city, very
serious consequences might follow; and
yet. In the face Of all this, the Governor
OF New Yorktalks about Inauguratlng
an honest administration with the ma.
terisls furnished In this way.
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Allcock's Porous Plasters.
UWU N'u O7V 4WVu1 cured by hall Q Pas
or usually In two or three houFs,

=VT7 F-T'ET I-FU E1WVIs VWTUU UT UHTT d II III
tori usually In two or three hours.
Dr.. Green, No. go, broadway, New York
informs us he sold on Monday, June ., 1852
Two PlaSten TO q young woman SUFFERING
very severely from lumbago. On ThurSday
she called 10 get two more for q friend, and
and then stated how the two she had pur.
chased on Monday had relieved her imme.
diately after putting them ON, and cured heI
n tUo days OF q most distressing pain in hsl
back and loinB.
Alleockb Porous PlaSters have been found
specifies for RAeGHatISa ef 10 HriiS.
novl0.lmd&W
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THE Judges of the United States
Courts are about to renew their de-
mand that their salaries be exempted
from taxation, In accordance with artI,
ole 10 oithe Constitution, which guaran.
tees that their salaries shall not be re.
duced during their continuance In Of
fee.
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o.. RAWLING. pm
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

IN = OGNp
NO. - Main street, WheelinR
Ts IN RECEIPT OF A LAR9B AND veil
Il selected stock Of the best brandt al
SSnsEing and smoking Tobacco, 0igan,
nnuIa, &C, Wnlon ne onerH 70 the trade al
the lowest RATA, An exRminAIior AZ Ma
stock = solicited. ordea promptly fled.
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HILDRETH.-On Saturday, November
~. lsBS, ut O'Clock A. NJ, PiIfLANpEK q,
HILDRErn, In the 9Th year OF his age,
The funeral will take place nom his rcai.
denee on Centre street, this morning at 10
O'Clock.
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THR coal shaft which 10 being sunk at
MIngo. three miles below Steubenville.
Is already down 100 feet,
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Mr.. J. MCCORMACK, an old and high.
ly respected citizen OF Cadiz, died ut
that place on Wednesday.
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EMIGRATION from North Carolina and
other Southern States to the West Is on
the Increase.
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ONO must show 5000 900 inha bltants
In order to retain her representation In
Congress at the next superintendent.
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The Parkersburg Times thinks Andy
Johnson's present condition Ia well
described In the following lines:
Hans I'm Schnooke lcch,
llsI every dingB no wants,
And wat he wants dat he int got;
Aud wat he got dat he don't want.
Hans i'm schuooke loch,
Has noting wat he wants,
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NATURES
OWN RELIABLE REMEDY.

They are Apple-seed like, tasteless and
inodorous. Mild, but effectuAl.
Tho CALABAR GRAINS or 'tSEEDBn
are the great NERVE TONIC and Aperient.
They cure slck-Headache Constipation, In.
digestion. BIlliousness, Irregularities, and
general Nerve Debility.
Children readily take the now Household
Remedy.
Bold In membranous pouches, containing
IS 70 10 Grains a. originally put up.
FOR SALE ny
LAUGHLIN, SMITH 8 co.
noy8-8m
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FEELING lNTELLIGENCER.

II L. Il NJ x.
INVARIABLY ADVANCE.
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mORHIHG EDITION.
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sr Ten lines or lGSi make square
SFrransieUt advertisements CAsR b pCl-
MA1nrA0Eg AND FUNERAL NoTIoEs, 20
cts, when under RiX lines.
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TRI.WEEKLY EDITION.
PUTLBuEu EvKRY TUESDAY, fHuRADAH
AND SATURDAY,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-29

Sabren ptQet9t einen eeFoblenen Mautelel
absejast BAT, I'M nd@nens @oment cine
Qetde 1T.
Wenn bas @efadft blabt, tptrb AUDI su'
petlen etn nit @adsen betabener yMiner"
absetban ODER es tpirb etngaarfeeper erfhols
fen, Der Don etnem& ppbp ben eeleertenD bis>
~ be3ab1t baben nil. Mae btele @peeies
BON Morbtbaten fann maj, In ben Qofallpal<
ten elmer ~ein3tsen Summer elmer Gan Tran<
60 3eitung bertdtet fnben.
6tnter ben Morbtbaten fon1men bic Dieb<'
fdble unb bierein aei4nen f4 abermals Be-
icnbers bic Gbineien aus. Dtele @6bne
bes @tmmelrei9s fdetnen In alien S@anb<
tbaten Meifer III fetn. Man fdetnt BON
benz %mafenbaften Support &tneRlAer @et>
Der su ~erparten, bae er bte 2afer bes n,dnn<
lt4en @%binefentbuus etnbdmme, pcr1dufs 1T
jebp4 bic @inefiAe 8eu1lferuns etne eano>
PLACE Galifcrntens, aus Der rur eintse 2eute
gortbeil 5ieben, tpelae ipottbt1ise @rbeits
frdfte Don tbr s%eminnen, benn bic 9ertnsen
BtbirfniGe Der Gbinelen, benen etne fette
Static lteber III, als uns ein frafttseS 9eef.
fead, sefatten tbnen, fur Elm S9anoselo gu
arbeitsn unb 70 bic MrbeitslSbne fur eultipir<
te Mrbetter berabjubruden.
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&pciale 3mifdmbe in Gun Tran=
ct3cp.

San Tranetseo, bic @4wsfer Rem yorts
an Der .pefli9en &ife unieres Continents,
f9eint, wie aus ben ealifcrniiAen @edlel,
feltldtter tcrpurse9t, ntdt tpentser fau1e
8lsde unb fociale l%lntusenpen su befsen, ais
bic 6tltde Metropple. Cine ispe Nuntmer
iener 8ldtter 3db1t reselmdbis cine LANCE
@eibe Don Morbtbaten auL lpie le jelb I bte
"Mem gprt 8ribune" I'M pprisen 9erba in
folder Mn3abl nidt Don ben fdrsdliden
8u'&luren resifrtren mo&te. DasOeiadit
miro in can Traneisep Sem Inlaetn naA
san} ptne ate Yoeie betrtebea ; am beQen
Sage remit etn serpitterter Merttaner IT.
eeno elmer beliebisen %eri6nltdfsit etn Mel>
fsr in ben 2eib, bap bic Come bas unslad~
li&e SYfer Don Snnen beleu&ten Tam, ODER
etn u@ambler" fdiebt etnsn Don tbm Ser"
lodten, Der fi9 ntat Satptats beraubsn laf
fen pia, unter bet @eranba zines frequenten
Sptels nieoer, ODER ;wet Gbinefn erwarsen
f4 aus Giierludt tpesen elmer r,anbeliust>
gen s96nen mttten auf Der Strabe. STE
unb ta fcmmt tppbl aud etnmal Elm Snbta.
ner einem %betanntem Sarmer u%nselesen, 70
bab Is (i4 nur barum banoelt, pb Der Snbt>
amer, Der ben Tarnaer fraber beraubt bate,
ober ob Der Taru.er, ber BEN :Snbiansr Dor
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@olb fei9t forttpdbrent In Stem grrf. -
Ginb has etpa bic Goleen BET iparlamen &eeie>
runa, bic uns Miaer Grant serlpruden bat?
Mu0en nidt (ol@e S&manfunsen ALE @eldafte
,~errltten obsr f& uenisiens gun. Na@tbeile bes
a0semeinen @obles fiblbar MAIDEN? ST tas
Der .6risben," ben uns 3err Grant eeten nil ?
Die 9aupturia&e tieies nsuen @tei0ens BON
@ols 1T bas aleemeine @ibtrauen, pel&es
man In bic Ginan3politit Der Resieruns iebt u.
ber CLAUDE, ta6 Is itr ME ntGsli& lein peree.
tbre llnmaGt Ron wapierselb IN barter @in3e
ttnaulSlen, turA bic Gurdt sor einem Natio~
acl. Bancroft.
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@taatS @eui9fetten.
Die Owatpnna GonSention.

Die Omatonna Convention. =
vDie bemotratii@e wartet 1T uu3ertrennli& mil
BEN @runoiaBen freieu Brauntweinuerfaufea
ibsnh63irt; ibre fonRitaenten Gleuente ilnb FOL-
DE, bab bic Mttnabme irsenb elmer bieies Yrin'
aip 3erf0renoen Mabresel, weun aud tbrs Sub
ret ba3u eenetst tuareu. cine l1urnSslt&tttt 1T.
@ie it in ibrer platform, unb bur& ibre gauge
pulitii&e @ei&i@te eeeeH Maine,Qams perpfaa'
bet unb bic Greunbe ber @a@e ber MaBi8tsit
mtfien, bab lie son ibr tetnt CUNT 3u e.
tuarten baben pooe neun :3ebntel Der @oob
EempIars lnb &epublitaner unit BON ben Me-
publitanern, bic ni9t CUR 2oeenperbinbuns ber
@oob Eemplars seb0ren, fnb bic msiten prattt<
f1e xempertn3manner."
Sbiaes IeIen mir im 0aribault v@entral Ne-
publiean". Das Blatt bittet bann bic Iempe~
ren3ler, notwithstanding auf bic isst pbi&websn-
ben Matchmaker Grasen, ni&t bon Der republita-
nil@en platform ab3uipriueen, int Sale ibre
planfe nidt einseiebt pirbs unb p~ertr0itet ie
auf sesienetere 3eiten.
Der Central &epubliean" mS@te Is aud gu
serleben esben, baB bas 1runfenbolbentbun1
unb Demotratie ineinanterDeben. DAFT I'M
Gousre0e use in b~enielten 2eeislaturen, bic
Maine. 2ams pafTren, bic 3runtenboIbe &e =
pubIitaner inb> bat Der ceatrale Gbitor
f9ou Serse6en.
aur3 ale rabitalen 3eitunsen tn Minnelota
fasen beutli& etnus fir Seben, Der Is ssrfe>
Sen pia - 3u ben Gempelrittern : Sunsens> md-
rem niat gar 0 ptele Musldnber int @taate
It bic rabitalen Norweeer eenie6en Starferes
ale Orisen uno 5ybroseu> iemmen ii& befannt>
lid aud sssen Maine>2aws wte rareen mir
ft %vfren". Ginmal 8elinst % bod, pen1 bic
Tru&t reif ii, ftattelr mir lie unpermertt III un-
fern @doob, tuie bic @epublifaner es aud in
Sopa setban babsn..
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Taribault.-D Die bil@SFi@e Episcopal
tir&e beren Bau tn 1862 besanu, 1T nun 70 tpeit
%slentei, tab le lebten @unntas benz Dienite
aberseben wuree. Das unsebeuer aeile unb
1pibe DAD auf ben niebern Mauern u1a@t ben
Ginbrud eines &ieieu, Yer nit ieinen langen
Mrmtn ein sepUbnli@es Meni9entinb 5ulam-
menbridt. SIM Snnern Der Stride aber 1T aQts
Giant Yra9t unb Gymmetrie.
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@uut Gentre.-S n einem tpeget hes
Nieberl@ieBens eines @&weines bier faweben-
ben g,ro3e6es tparen beioe Yarteien piQens, bic
t5ade ouf freunbldaftli&em @ese gu f9li9ten,
aber feline wolte bic @ebubren be3ablen. Da
be3a5Iten ibre Mbsofaten bieie unb ber prc3eb
tuar 3u Gnbe. @el@e anbere @taot auf bieien1
Grbtlob bat iul9e &epralentaaten bes @a@pal-
teramtss a%uf3uweftn?
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d.-Mm 5. unb 6. Stunt terben
mir bic @piritualiRen inG Convention serfammelt
III unierer Mitte baten. 11nitre Qidtbilbernta.
der iiben id bereits IN Der Mnfertisuns Don
@tiier- photographer.
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-YelSe bis 3ur @erienouns auf3ubewabrsn,
flopfe man nit elmer tleinen &utbe bic ~ettpaisen
Snltf.neter beraus, tanr, ra@bem fe eetammt
worten, pade man (e in cine Site Son papier
(pappenbedel), nit Wapier UNI ben Dur&(@nitt
bes Dedels berumseflebt, uub aud ausmenbig,
ba TOO Der Dedel nit Der 8i1e 3ui%aumenfommt,
70 ta6 Ie (uftbiGt tit.
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- Der politiid' tii@tiee Gbttur bes Gbatfelb
Democrat ertlirt (1& au @unfen BON Son. &t
9arb q. Sones ais nd9fer bemotratii9er
@cuYerneurscanbibat.
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-Die @aaten I'M san3en @taate beredtieen
u FROZEN 5pfnuneeu unb bic tpileeu Sb0tdu-
MT febtn III ippiser 8lutbe.
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&c CUNT Der erobe teue @a1buf
,,Greelior 9ouit" brannte an, Montae Morsen
bis auf benz @ruAbe nieber @erluit $500.
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0mittun8c,t.
Gmpfannen far ben @anberer BON
Germ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-05-19

Hooaanl's German Bitlen are countetieiied.
See that the sigma ~, ture Of c. NJ. JACK.
son !. on the wrap por Of each bottle,
All Others are coun - terfeit Principal
Office and Mauufactury, at the German Medical
Store, No. ssl Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES VI. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly c. NJ. Jackson Coz