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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-26
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trat rann bDdf prolaild in cine rer
fleinen 9ietaurationen Elm, 100 ct iu
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it@ aus Der Welt gu fdafen! IS eitt
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anl9aute.
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laud unc Efefer aemir3t maren, RAP
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-26

WV wv
Fna i1pn an ;u tdmmern unb bas
3mieliGt uno bic l9webenren S@ot<
ten in ben Strasen erbSbten mod cas
@rauenbafte Der @efalt; mad allen
Seitsn Hoben bic Meni@en, Die Na@<
han, tpenrcten nit Nblaeu ben Slid
unp 11lo6en ibre Tbiren unp Genlter.
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9eitalt b%eaeanete, fel nit eineu1 lautsn
S9rei in Sbnma9t. Gin fdcn er@
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Elm tena9bartes 5aus Su Rl9ten
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Masfe 10 lsbr Gil, ben unterleib, pob
cisle rae 0lei9sewidt perlor uno rid
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lesuns na@ (la s3osen baben, eenn
Der 8erfleioete lag mebrere Minuten
aber Der 2dn9e mad auf rem YFatcr
aussetredt, ebe es tbm oelin9en mpute,
ii9 wieoer 3u erbeten. Gnrlid ridtete
er iid auf unb elite, Don rem @erwln
lduugen Der umtebenren tesleitet, mad
ieiner @pbnuns ouf Der Yreitenra6e
surud. De @erfleirete mar jest erz
fannt unp tic @el9idte lieferte ben
StoT gu einem intere6anten Sa9eS9ez
lprdde, wel9es aber balo cen neuerr
Grcigni0en MID unc wiecer %oertummz
te. unsefdtr BRET N'oden rorauf
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auf Der Breitetraee pl6slid Elm mubl<
babcnrer w:ann> pom eellen relt9iDltn
@runcldsen man feline b~elonpers quite
Meinuna beste.
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itortenen nod cie lebte Gbre Su eruetz
fen unp feline iterblide 9lQe nod Dem
Jrierboie gu aeleiten. Sober ertannte
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cal5ien Maetsrare cine 10 bSdit am
tD6ise unp dr9erli@e &cQe 9eipielt
batte. Pr
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lamen @eae res S9idialS unp Gini9e
faetsa mod binSu: Der bdtte lia
mabr@beinli9 ror rrei @pden nidt
,asen laRsn, mas ibm beute be9e9net ;
ras ift eaS Strof9eridt @ottes u. T..
No." Der 9rauersug, bic yfarr9eiitz
li9feit an Ger Spige, bc9ann unp be-
rre3te iid erniten Sdrittes, inter Der
N%tiin9uns rer 9ew6bnliden G;eidn9s,
Bis an bic Gde Ter 5eimer9o0e Mleriz
anerz8 rircr in ibren Srcensz5 atiten
trusen Die yeide auf ibren Sbultern.
Der Bug bog chen in bic 5eimersa0s
Elm, I'm ron "a feline Nidtun9 nad rer
0loden9o0e gu nebmen> ais pl1Blid
mie pom ei1em Wirbelminp cr9rifcn,
Ger cara nit 0etIle Don Ger Gra9<
babre be1unter auf cas Yfaiter fel> ;erz
plaBte unp Der Gedsl melt raYpn meg
lpran9. Grl1,oden iteben Die Graser
title uno wil1en ben Sorfau, Der bel
Menlden9erenftn fid nidt ereianst,
urr ppypn rie @eiaidte fsin Beilpiel
auisuweilen bat fi9 nidt gu erfldren>
uno in 9~eordn9ten Ma6en tebt pae
&olf umber unc FART NIT ftummem
Gntiesen bic entbuQte getde auf Dem
8ocen an. Nm 9rDbten ater par cae
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bate, pab bic 2eide 9enau an chen per>
ielben SteQe lag NO rer Trerler auf
Jaitnadt bic drge,ltde Waeferare
ipielte uno fiir3te, unc romols 1T chen
remielben idrefenboften Mnsu9e ftd
oesei9t batts, wpmit jsbt Der Gprte be-
fleibet par.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-26
fuilIet0n.
pes gettltrs gtgrdbaik.

Mua Ct sebt ieinea lestsn Gang.
@eia Eaowert ~ bel&lie6sn;
Nm Sage tpar Jpn oft 10 taas,
@ean Mas Jpn ssrlieBen
Die 8riper rparfen Jpn btnaus,
Nuu sibt Der @ater ibm Elm 9aus.
CT ,par jein 2eten lang gepIast
Sum miro Il nod eetra9en;
l1ub tpsnn aud 3einer um ibn tlast,
@as bilfen ibm bic alasen?
Die @anb ties @rabes it 10 ei9t
Der Ieete bort bic Rlaseu ni9t.
gr bat fein Seten lang nit Notb
l1nb Dirftieteit eerunsen,
Da fam Der ldnsf erisbnte Sob,
Der allen Gram beswunSen,
l1ne bel ben, alien Bettelmann
Muf leintr Glur Elm 5aua9en ait.
Nun lieet Der miee @anbrer ta,
Die 9anbe fromm 9efaltst,
Das Au9e, ras nur Sammer fab,
81 81, bas 5er3 erfaltet;
Der matten 9anb entfel ber @tat,
Man trdst ia liebenp i'm gu @rab.
Das 3reu3lein in bes Ioeten 5anb,
Das muB Jpn iebt besleiten,
rnb ais Der @nabe unterpfanb
Gum &i9terfuble leiten;
ct true Is nidt aur IN Der 9ano,
@eil jeoer Sag III Summer f9wane.
Nun, arr,sr Iobter, i6lafe robl
Bis III tes 5immels Greuoen!
Du l,brf mid, ME i& lebsn ica,
I'm frSbIid binsuiaeioen.
Mer bier ben idpsrsn areu3rsg ssbt,
Ger iutelt, wenn er aufertebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-26

Ndert1u etAt1en. 0eBg0lp lubt ivy wy
gum @etreipebau rermencete Nreal ltbr
wobl p.rs.bnfaaeu: Die Seoalteruns
Der Ser. Stooten fam fir oos 9abr
1868 auf 100000 ansei4lasen &per>
ben. Diele plrcen, 3u a9t gulbel per
&opf 312,OOO,000 Bulbel als 8rcpz
{fofe cpn1umiren. Son ben reltirenoe1
1,f38,OOO,000 Bulbeln wuroen 5OO>z
100000 bis 60O,000>000 an SPHERE
perfattert srobe Anontitdten anS piri>
tus oefiQirt, peer ;u8ier perbraut, ODER
in Stdrfe orer ancere Tabrifate umsez
,panpelt ; rer @ef wurce erportirt:
@er(te miro ni9t ssnug fir ZEN Berarf
un1erer Brauereien prppu;irt uno 1868
,purcen 3u ben, Gnre iu9ar 4,22o,894
Bulbel impprtirt.
Die 6austbiere Ger Ser. Staaten
nabmen Der 3abl mad wdbreao hes
&rieseS ab> NIT Ausnabme Der
S@afe.
pferts....-....... 6,249,i4 6,208,12O
m,ulefel u Gill;. 1,15l,l48 9l7.723
Rinpsr..........25,6l6,019 21,33O,94l
@dafe...... 22.47.275 37,144S~6
@hw.ire.......~33,5l2,867 % 464,269
Die 3abl her 5auatbiere in europa
,pirb fur cas- 9abr 1868 sel9dSt wte
frlHt:
Maule(e: ..........."..... 10000" 1.l0U.ooS
Ntnoer 9o,lou.I 20
9hafe eIo.ooo
0Gtreine 40,
!3isgen a'loo'|oo
Stun tetrue bic 8epSltsrun9 Guroz
pas i'm Sabre 1868 296>123,283, Die
$4,000, 900 Ginwpbner Ter Ser. Staaz
ten MAIDEN etmos fiber 10 prcSent BON
ieuer 3abl aus. Mter cie Yer. Stoo-
ten teilBen i'm 8erbdltniI1e at Der 3abl
her 6%au5tbiereG uropa's 20 pro,ent an
3inrern> nabs3u 80 prpSsnt al 0laul.
eleln unp Gleln, a6t3ebn prr3ent an
Ghafen unp 81 prpient an Sdwet<
men.
Sic meilen 2dncer Guropa'6 procu<
;iren @etreice eenus fir ibre eiaeneSe>
r6lferuna. Nter Granfrei& 5cuanc
unr ne Sdmeis f1brsn nie|e9labrunae>
mittel Elm uno 0rpbtritaunien fault
idbrlid fir lsinen ei9enen Ssrtrau&
an 120,0OO,000 Milipnen 8u(bel@es
treice. Dies oQcs mu6 BON anrern
2dnrern 9eliefsrt wercen, unc Ter Sez
traa cer eriprperliden 0etreieesufubren
wldit Yon Sabr ut N>abr. Nublanc
uno ne Scr. Staatcn iinp BE etn;i9e:
Ydncer, mclae rie(e 3ufubren lieferen
f1nnen. Sbre 8eoHlfsrun9 mub GnSz
Ianp NIT 9%ebenemitteln Yerleben UNI
rafur cs0en Gabrifate in 3abluna nebz
men. Oie Ser. Staaten proru;ire1
ldon iebt nabe,u rie 6dlfte ces Wetreiz
res rer ciYiliirten @clt> unp ile werren
nod pisle Sabre lang i'm Stance irin,
ni9t nur Yrobbrttannien, lonbern einen
arp6cn 1beil pes eurppdilAenG Continents
NIT Wctyeipe III yeripr9en.
Ger BeriGt trd9t inreB ca5 Oeprase
amsrifanilber 3ubmrecnsrei uno cis
.@efliGe Yplt" erinuert NIT 0cdt zen
Gtatifitsr, raB i@ ben 9eprie|snen
omerifaniiden Tprtldritten au@ iolbe
eurppdiiher Gultur ge9enQberlteuen
lteBen.
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HON. JAMES n MOOD,
IN Wavof ni Wiltuni4liar't IA


take psaI,nre IA r-,,'fa ing lioohand's
Geroan F"lpc 70 any orr SIn lay be afflicted with
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Of any medicinal preparation:

HON GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Psnusy lyania.
f-ieh e4Ea. rit~~:
PHILADELPHIA March 10. 1857.
find Hoohand's German Bitters II good tonic,
useful in diseases of the digestive organs ard OF great
benefit in of debility. and want Of nervous &C
ton in the system. Yours truly,
GEO " WOODWARD.
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pBACCO
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Hoofland's lstaa Tonic


Hollands GerittaA Tonic
Ia conbinmiop al the In sad.at of tba BtteTs,
with PUIsR S@alas >~4x Rgra. ClaBg. s&c k IL Med
some pare slcaao.le es1n.dgs ~ ss4 sisea. loo MN
Gear ia mind that seae I@ssaaise pas%eESx aieeF-
ent from aKis@si fur his 81 the sis
eases named. besas being s~lssaeS pEGyssAtsN2s ~
medicinal Xlyecte Tblla Sic Ss4rs hrs ha~r~ lseSSs-
tonS Of runa ia AsBHs. Fha TONIC ~ aa.as3iy
one u the Ektet plea~aaS asad sr~@ssls rsJses
offered u The pubES. IT, xxsi AtsitS II
pleasure ~ ke t. ~hi1+ stx HE viR4 exs2sfst-
Ing. and nedicipM utisics have csusst Il 10 oe
known az the 2reafsat ~ ~ toaSes
Ky Ia xa.EX ~aE'x>E
There IL no soesiclns eguAl ~ H,ohand'A German
3itjere Tonic IN Of Debility. 1l,sy llEpaFt q
tone and vigor 10 the wholS sJsteal, stf@ssaea no
appetite can an enjoyment 1T tbs food, ~4sas 5ile
stomach to digest 1t, purity SAe blood, gave = good,
80
acand healthy complexion, eradicate the yellow tine
nom the eye. inlpart bloom 10 the checks. and
change the patisut from a short breathed, eIn~4iA
ted, weak and nervous invalid, to fulhced, stout
ane vtgprous person.
Weak and nelioate Children are raado
strong by using the Bittsga or Ionio.
These remedies are ne bea
Blood Purifert
ever known and win cure al ai-enres r~Suing from
bad blood Keep your blood pure keep your Live
In order keep yolH digestive organs In sound
healthy condition by the us< OF these remsdies' ard
no disease win ever a@~Ail you The best RIap la the
country recommend them II year. Of honest repnta-
ton 90 for anything you muSt try these lFaparations
EETTaE ssss sEs r 10 @ TT
Like the following was never before offered in behalf
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HON. GEORGE sIIARSWOOD

Justice of the Supreme Conrt Of Pennsylvania.
PHl.& pElrHIA. June l. isi8
have found by experience thAt flootaud's te
mar Bitler- Is very good tonic. relieving dyrpe
TIC symptoms almost directly
GEORGE sHATSWOOD.
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HON WM Il ROGERS,
MnYr Of The .itv nf llIIiinln. Y Y

MAYORS DFFicE IrFFALO. jun y -
+ have u-,1i ilu,,fand tferir,h v y a.id FoA
ic 81 my iunlV during thr pas and recon
meGd i4cIl ext client anpAuuE tUur ant
vigD t,ftlc -3st@.p bar heeu productive
of decigesly bepef,d effects " NJ +. ROGERS
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ETsT5E &: ;Is s Il. Z. r. sskST g ~ "
Like the following before offered ia behalf
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HON. LANES THOMPSON.

Justice of the Supreme Conrl Of Pennsylvania
PnILADBLPHIA, April u, 1868
consider - Iiooiaiid = German Bitters valuable
medicine in caSe- of attacks ri Indigestion Dys-
pepSla | can certify this from my experience Of it.
Yours. with respect, JAMES THOMPSON,
"a.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-20
CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "SCHENCK'S PULMoNIC
SYRUP for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, and every form of Consumption, The
peculiar action of this medicine ripens the Ill
GERS in the lungs promotes the discharge of
the corrupt matterby expectoration. Purifies
the blood. and thus cures Consumption, when
every other remedy fails
"Schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic for the cure of
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases ari-
sing from debility, This tonic invigorates the
digestive organs, supplies the place OF the gas
trio juice when that is deficient, and then ena-
bles the patient to digest the most nutritious
food. It's a sovereign reihedy for all cases of
''Schenck's Mandrake Pills. one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered, being
vegetable substitute for calomel, and having
all the useful properties ascribed TO that min
eral, without producing any of its injurious
To these three medicines DIR. J. II. Schenclz
of Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success in
The pulmonic Syrup. ripens the morbid mat
ter discharges 1t, and purifies the blood. The
Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, remove all
distractions therefrom, give the organ heal
thy tone, and cure Liver Complaint. which is
one of the most prominent causes of Consump-
ton.
of the stomach, and by strengthening the di-
gestion and bringing ii to "a normal and heal
thy condition improves the quality of the
blood, by which means the formation of ulcers
or tuberclesin the lungs becomes impossible.
The combined action of these medicines, as
thus explained, will cure every case of Con-
sumption, ifthe remedies are used in time and
the use of them Is persevered in sufficiently to
bring the case to q favorable termination.
DIR. Schenck's Almanac, containing II full
treatise on the various forms of disease, his
mode Of treatment, and general directions
how to use his medicine. can be had gratis or
sent by mail by addressing his Principal Office,
No. Is N. Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed
Tonic, each Sl.50 per bottle, or, $3.50 the half
dozen; Mandrake Pills, % cents per box. For
sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Feb. q. lS69-dwly:ch Sep H. 49,
Nov 10th go oh Nov 3Dth lSfg
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-20

In the District Court of wapello county, Iowa,
January Term, 1870.
Eugene Fawcett, vs.
Plaintiff herein having shown to the~court
his petition stating
! That he is the absolute owner in fee simple
The of the y W "a and the n Q "a of the n
W II and the W ii of the n WI of sec s, tn "a
range ID in county and State aforesaid.
Ihas ne 10 nowln actual possession of said
That he is credibly informed and believes
that defendants herein. and each of them,
plaintiff In said premises.
Wherefore plaintiff prays that def'ts and
each Of them, be required to show cause why
termfne their said title, If any they claim or
have therein, and in default thereof that
plaintiff have Judgment and decree that said
defts and each Of them be debarred and es-
topped from having or claiming any right or
title adverse to plaintiff or to those claiming
by, under or through him, in and to said
Whereupon, 1t is ordered that notice be CIV
en- TO the said der is Henry Harding, and Rich
ards, Burley Co, to be and appear before
begun and holden at Ottumwa in said county
on the oath day of January A. ID. 1870, then
and there on or before the second day of the
term to show cause If any they or either OF
them have, why they or either of them should
not bring an action to try their title, if any
they have to premises described in plaintiffs
1t appearing that defendants are nonresi-
dents OF the state of Iowa, it is further ORDER
ed that this order be published in the Ottum-
tumwa, Iowa, for four consecutive weeks.
Witness L. NJ Cooley clerk of said court
with the seal thereof affixed hereto, this 2lst
L. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk d. C.
By NJ. b. WALKER Deputy.
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AN Observation-Disclosures, don't
fail to accept an opportunity to Sc
cure good likenesses OF your friends.
We are quite well acquainted with
some persons. who sigh and almost
weep to think that some dear friend
or relative has gone to :that bourne
whence no traveller returns and
left no trace OF their features behind,
because of neglect TO secure shad-
ow ere the substance faded. John
M. Wallace, an experienced and sue
cessful operator, gives you polite
invitation through our columns, to
call and have your pictures taken at
reasonable rates, and we can recon-
mend him as a skillful operator.
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REMEMBER
USQUEBAuGGaG:
OR
OLD SETTLERS BIIvrERS.
IS WARRANTED.

to do You more good than ans other medicine
tonic or bitters that is recommended for bill
liousness, costiyeness, dyspepsia, all COM
languor, general debility, loss of appetite diar-
rhoea, cholera morbus, the usquebaugh HAS
NO DUAL in the wide world. Its great cell
ebrity In scotland, England and Ireland, for
the last two hundred years, Is sufficient proof
that us virtues and extraordinary combina-
ton Is unrivalled. No proprietary medicine
No one that has tried IL foi above and relative
complaints will be without it, rs it Is far pleas
anter and acts mflder than any other cathar-
tic combined with tonics known. 1t is 'jast
the thing" for business men; that cannot give
time to slow and weakening effects of the or
binary course, J enabling them to cure them
selves while pursuing their vocations with
more alacrity every day gifts use uhtil the
system Is properly restored.
MCFARLAND, ECKHART * SCIfAFER,
Sole Proprietors TT. Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. At whole
sale by TAYLOR BLAKE & co.
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New Firm.

Williams q Bowen, successors TO j.
bowser q Co., would respectfully an
nounce to the farmers of Wapello county,
that they are grinding custom work of al,
kinds of grain, including rye, for either
toll or offal; also, thGt they have been re-
hitting and putting in new cleaning ma
chinery-the best in the west.
A continuance ofpatronage Is solicited :,
rs we are confident that our work cannot
be excelled anywhere.
Jan 10 wifi
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-01-20
The Secret OF Beauty

Lies in the use of Hagan's Magnolia
Balm for the Complexn
Roughness, Richness, Blotches, sun,
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
II is applied. and beautiful Complexion
of pure, satir-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
witch Heailhiul BiGom and Youthful Beau
ty.
Remember, Iagan's Magnolia BALM is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any lady can secure il for rs cents al any
OF our stores.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair ust
Lyons kaihairon,
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Rea1. Rpadf

The undersigr0a II prepared % pain
Portraits IN oil ColaFs, III the latest Styles
LfeSize. or any size desirable, ~ tow te-
uras. Persons having suiul pictures ct
deceased friends, wishing 30 have taoH
enlarged and eoiofcd lite Ike, give me a
call and not entertain the airs notion
that nothing can be Done &c Al it
Is done in the East Give ace
and | can do II we'll and tnnen GAeaFer.
Card Photographs, AnbrGtypeH and
Gems taken on Short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
d3mw1v. III. NTfNAMAKER.