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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
Feeding a Variety Of Fodder.

Most farmers need line upon line. pre-
'eW upon preccit. IN regard to the care
required for heir domestic animals dur
inc Ihy ioddeiing season
Many liet>i>l in adhcring TO the old
practice OF feeding only one kind of fod-
der tor a given period. and then chang
lug 10 another for lew weeks No
practice can be attended with more uu-
satisfactory results than this. Sheep.
for example. are frequently confined to
straw aud a little grain daily. Then.
tor a trw weeks, haN J. substituted and
the grain omitted. Sheep are exceed
in@N loud OF variety of feed. There
iore iar better practice would be 10
feed a small quantity of hay every dav.
and hot quite a. much grain. letting the
stock have free access to good straw, da,
and night.
All kind, of domestic animals will
thrive far more satisfactorily when a
variety OF food Is provided than when
ONLY one Kind j. dealt out without
c.Angc. Even horses become excess
lively tired of cut feed at every meal !:
they need change. Therefore. it will
always be better Ia change the feed SO
as 10 afford the animal any advantage
lhAt NAV arise from ieedlTg a variety of
hay. straw, cornstalks, grain, meal, or
roots Another consideration of no lii
Tie Importance j. the quantity of cut
iced win h an animal requires. There
i such thing, for example, as compell-
lng Il horse Ia eat much more straw than
lie really need. when at hard work. A
team requires grain or meal Straw
Will not furnish much nourishment- 1t
l. better 10 give horse not more than a
peck oi cut raw with the meal, than TO
mlngie the same quantity of meal with
busilsl of straw. Too much bulk is
quite a. Objectionable a. too little. This
tact Will hold good in feeding any kind
OF stock. Feeding too much straw with
little meal. Is like compelling a person
to eat quart of diluted soup, when, if
tho nouil>hment were contained in a
pint dish, it would be much more pala-
table.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
NUMBER II.
Young Fruit Trees.

We esteem fall planting much prefera-
BILE 70 spI ing planting, because cultivators
have usually more leisure to plant trees
properly, and there is not so much danger
from the tree starting before transplanting
from tie nursery, as in the hurry of the
spring season. But we find still another
advantage in the election OF fruit trees
which all will do well to note. Young
trees are much better than old ones. We
would lever plant out a standard pear tree
over two years old nor a dwarf tree over
twoytars old also Il any one win OBJ
rye the usual method of digging three
wear OLD trees from the nursery, they will
find the roots greatly mutilated. and fully
one-thrd are lost when the tree is at last
dug from the ground. To counterbalance
this loss. the top of the tree must be cut
back in the same proportion; and when
this il done there is little If any better
stock lcft than is found in a good two
year old tree.
Where person has ground in abund-
ancc. and can afford to wait patiently we
would recommend one year old trees.
We do not lose three per cent. in trans
planting one year old trees, while older
ones suffer fully twice as much.
We can then cordially commend tn,
Frsd Gro,eers' Creed for setting our young
trees:
l>t. Because they cost less.
"a. The freight Is light.
Sd. 1t is easier TO prune the head.
4th. They will outgrow larger and olde,
trees. which have to be cut back wher
tran>planted.
There ! not 20 much gain In plantin.
biz trees. Eight years ago the writer SCI
one, two. three, and four year old tree.
the sane day. and on the same soil. Tn,
very first apes, of course, came from tn,
four year old trees but they were few II
number and to day the one and two-year
old are the most vigorous, and have born,
in the aggregate the most fruit. In set
ting a large orchard the one and two-year
old trees | verify believe e the mos
profitable.
Heelrg IN. j. a favorite process witt
some planters who purchase their trees il
The fall. heel them in during the winter
and ia the spring are able to set them GU
earlier than they could obtain the sam
from any nurseryman.
Heeling in" Is simply digging trench
say two feet wide and one spade deep, an
ong enough 10 hide whatever number @
trees You have. Commence at one end q
the trench, laying your trees in slan;in
position, and cover the roots well wit
earth. pressing it firmly with your foot
Then put in another layer. a. before, an
20 on TIL all are "heeled. Now dig
trench one spade deep all around this be
OF trees. throwing the dirt on the tree
near Tie ground. and over all put a Il,
inches deep Of straw for winter protec
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

EARLY CHICKENs.-The season of the
year has now fully arrived when breeders
ought to have their stock mated and plac-
ed in their breeding pens. and whenever a
hen shows signs OF incubation. no time
should be lost in placing eggs un Ter her.
The early Matched chicken has many adj
vantages over those OF later birth; IL
should be borne in mind that II Is In chick
enhood the frame is made that will here
amer place it in the rank OF the large birds
of its breed. And although feeding has
much to do in the production of size and
maturity, other things being equal. the
early chicken Is sure TO be the best. II
behooves br, elders. then, who wish TO ex-
Gel in this respect, TO produce early chick
ems, although at the cost of considerably
more care and attention than is necessary
in the raising of those at = later period in
the season. Pouliry Chronicle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No. TO stste St. Opposite Kilbv ST..
BOSTON.

FTgR an extensive practice Of upwards Il
\ Thirty wears continues SO Genre Pa'ents In
the Cuited states: also ~ Great Britain, France
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Hpecihca-
ttons, A s~iIumcntS. and alt other papers for Va
'teuis, executed o. reasonable terms. With DIS
patch. Researches madv 30 uerfmine the validity
aud ulilitt 81 Patents of Inventions. and lckaf
and other advice rendered ia ali matters touching
the saint Copies ni the claims Of ANY patent
furnished by rcmitlluS uuc dollar. Assignments
TecoFlcd IN Wa~Aing.pf-
Ne 4geteg a. fat afof states possesses shi sTior
facilities Ter dhfsiiaf Patents, - asosTisn#g a,
pr,srfioabtidg ofiarcafioas.
All Necessity OF i journey q Washington 20
procure a Fat.nt ans lns usuAi great a"lat there
are here saved g. y u'"r--
-- t----
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy a. 81 ihc most oosn;ir aaf
snccrs.ftsi practitioner .th whom have nal
ofdcis. intercourse. tHA~. NJ ANpN-
comm -isusr- Of Patients.
n have 40 hesitation b. ss-UuuE tnytnfur- tani
they cannot employ b ntaR as1rt Competent and
tr.isficarfhg. an. tunrr c4rAuic q rutt.ug ttt r
applications tu ! f-4aa 90 atcure ioi thtin cgiy
aud favorable cou- liberation Ar thu fairnt ttl o..
EDMUND BUR-,
Late Commas lonvr go Patents.
Mr. Eddy ha- made Tor me over TIiRfN ap
piioaliau@ Iar Patents, l1Ftu- Hocn tuctc-~iui lt
almost every ease. surr uhmIsta6atir PTl"t ni
great tairut ami ability on Dr. part ia'i- Ar to
recommend al inventors 90 appiy 80 him 90 iru'
curs ;hstr PATENTS as tleF may hr Site 80 uNNlH2
the most tailani att.aGeu hrrtpVs! ou ttetr
cases and at vcrv bic charges,
JOHN rAGGAEI
Boston H.. f-si-iyr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

A young lady wrote some verses for
country weekly about her birthday, and
headed them "May 3Oth." 1t slmost
made her hair gray when it appeared in
print Is "My SOth."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
Oranges ~ Lemons.
Live Moose Wanted:

YHE Subscriber wishes to buy one two live
] moose will pay Literally for them. Address A &.
=. Burnham Hiswsrth. Ne. or Professor cullen
Aerrimac house, Boston, Mass.
II. II HARVEY,
Ellsw orih Jan. 3lst 1871. .Isg
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HAIR DRESSING,
Soldiers of the War Of 1912.

congress has passed law giving a Pension OF
$50 per month To the Officers, Soldiers, and Sea-
men, OF me war oil isi2 who served sixty days
and who were married previous to 1915 Thus
doing justice to this brave and meritor Gus ba nd
of Patriots.
have all the rolls and records Of this service.
ana they are not to be tou nd at airy other place
In tins state. to my knowledge
will give every Soldier the benefit Of these
records, to establish his claim to u Pension and
VIII assist him in the prompt and speedy prose.
cution Of his claim. f
Ii the Soldiers discharge is lost these reeords
are invaluable. The fee Is fixed bv law Al 40 90
NO charge made unless Pension Is obtained.
once in Bangor, or by letter, giving name az
company omcers. date and length OF service, &C.
G. p. BROWN
keag Bridge.
Bangor, Feb. Il, 1871. So
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

Made Of Poor Rum, whisky. Proof spirits,
and Refuse Liquors doctorod, spice,i and sweet
ened 10 please the taste called TONES - ppetir-
ers,' Restores &c. that lead the tippe- on 10
drunkenness and ruin. but are true Med cine made
from the Native Roots and Herbs If California free
from nil Alcoholic :sIiniaIants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER aud 4 LIFE.
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect I.eaavator and
InFisuratpr q The system. c--r.n %. an l sonaus
matter ami restoring tae blood o. healthy condi-
ton. No per-s,n take these Dttors arcor,lIn. u
direction aui E-ui,F M sFci PROV ldc,l the bones
are Dpt destroyed ty mineral poison or ,,hcr means.
and the .lt.l organs wasted beyond the pun. -
repair
FOR iarinafoFy and Chronic Rhrn.aa.
ti>ui aud Cont, Dyspepsia. or indigestion,
biiioas. Ren'iticni ant Intermittent Fe.
fer-. Disease of he Blood, Liver. Iiducy-
aud BLADDER. tbs. BiIfrrs have been most sue
ces'al- such Di-ca~c- ara caused hy Initiated
blood. which orally pr.dace.l ~ dsranecr4cnt
= She Di=e~iivc Ore=n-.
DYSPEPSIA or iNrIGESTION, Head
ache Pain n tiia .'iti .tzs TishtnaSs Il tn,
fat. D illness t- '-raets;i..r. Il the stomach
= j ias;c In th Month ff rus Attarss Talg.tatian
y il'e Heart r 'a-a.---t.. taaT Ia.nIu the
rt' ANS II The Kidneys ~ la1s.ro ether gainsei
s''n' '-iI.- s-s t-ie ny r-i1; a. -lg..,-r5.4
la.y nv .Tata ti.r .-.-asr 1,i1 ,.g.,tlat I'LL 49,
90 LIVER ar,i b4-- . 1.e ~ t.cl- ~ gra,raI-
'i'-'i' -r ''l e11i'ia 1' f .-i b. rfrIics and
inpe.r' - 'er-i --a-iN g.. udoic system.
TOR -. y DIs.,s ,'-s.. t.--s.t. ,rg. -etfer salt
hhcu1s, B.o;elIes, srs-. sri~. rrs.ries p,,ts
Curhuncles R-ae-Worras. aa.la Head Sore Eve.
Esssipe9s Itch, scuffs. D.scnoratans Of the skin
HrrnrS and Diseases Of the skin ~ whatever name
or nature are literally dag mp and carried out Of the
system in short t-ae by the use u these BtterS
one Bottle in such eases viii convince tae most n
creduious OF their curative effect.
Cleanse the Yiiistesi Blood whenever YOU find IL.
impurities BURSTING tiiron,h the skin In P.upleS
Ernptions or snrea; cleanse II when yon end IL a.
strue'ed and sluggish IN the veins cleanse IL who
u Is foEi and year feelings will tell you whcr. -o
the hl0-'i pore, and the health Of the ! H., -
folio.
PIN, TAP 1r3 ether WORMS, irrsiur,,,ba
system ~ So -aar thousands eeetuaIlr de,trov.
ed and removed. u- fan directions read earefu,ix
the circular around Gao. bottle printed in four Ian
guaEes-h English. German. French and Spanish
JwALKER. I-u1rlctor. =: H. McDoSaI,DSr.
Druggists and tis- Ell -eHtz san Francisco Cal
and a. and "A co=rae-,-e street.. Nsv--york
e1-soLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
lyrI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

THE undersigned have this day formed a Co.
] partnership under the firm name of II. & 8. X
Whiting. for the purpose OF continuing the whole.
sale and retail business heretofore prosecuted Dy
Henry Whiting
HENRY WHITING
SAMUEL n. WHITING.
H. Whiting would give notice that all accounts
and notes OF long stand must be attended to or
they will DC handed TO some lawyer TOR collection
Jan. ootn ISL Suns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
NOAL AND HAY SCALES.

The subscribers having purchased the "Grinin-
Wharf, aud erected com % pdious Coal shed
thereon, are prepared 10 supply the market with
the best quality OF Coal and at low rates. Orders
left with Geo. W. Newbe in, Benjamin Lofd,or
at the CITY Market. will be promptly attended to.
They have one Of Fairbanks" Hay scales on
the corner Of State and Main streets, where they
are prepared 10 weigh Hay &C, at short notice.
Public patronage solicited.
BACON 4 HUCKINS.
Ellsworth, February 22d, 1871. SUI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with . pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23
Poor Inventors
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, and efactual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to its original color
'o'M the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il thick
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-23

nm o. a-soflm.nt 4. y. ! -uu-I lIvub.Te ..T--
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FlANNElS. PRINTS & COTTONS

at great bargains. We have the best bargains ia
America Ia . BroRn Cotton. BlAck six. nil
grade "
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DE-. Perkins
CANCERS. 1(NORS. S(ROITLA,

Would respectfully inform the citizens OF Til
and surrounding states tina, he can cure
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

Manb nno Moro baben in leBterer Belt
In Colorado bermaBen lberbanp aenpn,z
men, RAP ole before SlaGe cer SesSlteruns
f6 einen Si@erbeitausl6ub fpnRruirt
bat. Sn Denser prsanifrte fG ebsnfaas
ein SiSilan3 sGpmite, pel9es lofort all
len perra6tisen Gbarafteren rem trinSenz
rem Hatb 9at, bic Start Iofprt Su SerlaIs
len. Scr einisen Tasen eri6ienen tn
serldiecenen Stapttbeilsn Ylafate, wel6e
cine spultdnpise @uswancerunS BON
Salunfen sur 8clse battsn. sic lautes
ten: WSreer! 9iebe
CDauunter 5 Sarse abSebilpet)
Nebmt Gu9 in abt!
Der Grlte, pelbsr Morp, &aub ODER
Diebfabl gum Sstrase son $40 besebt,
1T anler Gutter. Setrefenpe polen fi9
biena1 ridten ; bonn pieS IN uniere erfte
unp lebte Wamuns. Diebe finp eriu@t,
auf ibre eisene 0efabr bin, Zen YlaB To-
fort ;u S~srIalsn. SIN Auftras.
Das GreeuttYs Gomits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
Observation-Disclosures eepartement.

Tr SansslspiEtnibaiti6 Gurius umfaft aGe 8rriss
nner suttr ensliiter 9~r,iebuns, enitlieflib Qeien. S6ret.
ben, Seiti6te, Geographic. @rdnImatif, SriefiSreibsu, Re.
eeabuns.a, Hstrsr, Msstra, gerastris, Su6fatrsn, gbsFf,
Ghrifli1e petrc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
1euti9e S@aler in her New ycrfer

1euti9e S@aler in ter Nep yprfer
5p6i@ule. Sn einsm artifel iiber S9ul:
pelen last bic N.sy. tribune pom Zen
S9dlern tes obensenannten Sntitates /:
Der amerifaniide S6Iler Isrnt raider
ais Der teuti@s alein Ct batni6t bic suss
bauer fss 9sBtsrsn. Die beiten S9dlsr
in her Isp ycrfer Sp9idule iinp tsuts
Ihe S@iler bic sprber in reutide pris
mdrI9ulsn sesanssn iinc. auf fe fol-
gen amerifanii9s S6iler. Die f9ls6s
teiten rasesen fnp tiejenisen DeuH6en,
bic tur4 bic SHentliaen S9ulen in amez
rita sepsii@t uni bic mad elmer eebmez
tboes ersesen ,pursen tie fi@ nit tsm BE-
ionberrn gbaratter ibres 9eiNes uno ibrer
anlasen ni&t ssrtrdst."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
@ienrr Sldtter scm 10. berihten

Wientr Sldtter spm 10. beri6ten /:
v@dbnnc Ter seifern itattsefunrsncn
prifuns in Ter Wac6enI6uIe bel ben
llrIulinerinnsn in Der Spbannessaiie err
eisnets iih Gin ersreifenrcr SprfaI. Die
Masasineurs : Satin Sciepbine Sacpbi
mar bel Ger Yrifuns itrerbriren SS9ter>
den anpriens UNI Scrietb iibcr bic flu
gen unp treHenren antwcrten ibrer Sim
rer IL cine 70 freurise @~ufresuns, eaB ie
pl6Bli6 t~erubtlps suiammentirste. Go
tpurren ipfort @ieperbelebunsssS eriu6e
anSsitslIt pelde iepp6 BON feinem Grfcls
sc tssleitet rparen. Der berbeiserufsne
ar;t cpnitatirte ren Sob rur6 NerYens
i6la9. Gs mar cine iebr ~ersreifenre
Scene, ME bic teiren plSgli6 serraiss
ten Sinner an Der Seide Ger Wutter
peintsn uni jammerten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
9mremburger 0a5ette.
D'Letzeburger Land.

De Feierwon den as beret,
Il petit durch d'Loft, a forfeit get
Am Dauschen liver d. StrosZ fun Eisen,
An he get stolz de Noper weisen,
Dat mir nun och de We hu font
Zum eweg grosze Felkerbond.
Komt hier aus Frankreich, Beige, Preisen,
Mir we'len ech ons Hemecht weisen,
Frot dir NJ ale Soften hin
We mir ESQ zufrieden sin.
Mir hale fest an onser Scholl,
Fu Left fier d'Land sin d Hierzer foil:
Wa mir och keng Millionen %zielen,
Dir yet ons uochter d'Welt re w;elen
Mir rufen all aus engem Nom
he Dessert Land beschengt 10 dSonn.
komt hier aus Frankreich ,c. .c. &c.
D'Natur de lacbt ons i~veral,
Sic resent de Bierech an den Dal,
Mat Fielzen we g~ewalteg Riesen,
STREET Blumen liver Cart a Wiesen
he Kepgen Erd, wo Hahn a Refs
Net riede fun dem else Fleis.
komt hier &c. &c. &c.
An d Folk q mengem Hemechsland
Huot gent all Mensch d Hierz OBJ der Hand.
Seng Freihet Diet EN- d'Ae blenken
An d'Trei de Diet seng Wirder klenken
Seng Sproch mat hire friemen Ten,
D'Gemitlechket, del mecht Sc shen.-
Komt &c, 2. ?.
Mir hun keng schweer Lescht re dro'a
Pr onse Staatsvon din I'll go'n
Keng Steire kommen ons erdrecken,
Ken Zwank de freie Gescht erstecken
Mir mache spuorsam onse Stot,
he Birger a Ike Bauer klot.
komt &C. &c. &c.
An huot dir damn de Wicrt erEanni
Fun klenge Letzeburger Land, /,
An dir muszt fort rem fun ons goen
Da kent dir an der IIemicht seen,
,,D'as d'Gresst net grad, de d Gleck beleit,
well an dem Land 81 glecklech Lett.
Komt hier aus Frankreich, Beige, Preisen,
Mir wellen ech ons Hemecht weisen;
Frct dir no ale Soften hin,
Mir welle bleiwe, wat mir s lin.
Dix.
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unteres Tepartrmrnt.

Speife &lafe: @aSfakiren, peien, 8etnsn, @ersras
rbi., Snrtttsr, Gatettswus. Siasunterridt.
Srife &iafe !: SutAabiren u. Z erniren. Psier. S6rei.
Zen, Setn,s. Tef4itte Geographic, 1sutiS, Gats8iSmus,
Sirauuterrtbt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
Sr. Senesiet, 9irrttor.
0farrer 81. &ofe.
Hfarrer y. M. Mbbelm
@ m pebIangen

Rep. d. Self, gif6sf rcu "a grpFt,
Heo. y. Q. xsnneban, ReWrfeer. Ssra.
Nep. y. u. Wew0anis, Sarpsr's Serrp, Sierra.
Sbrm. y. U. CELEB, Yrairie bn Gbien, @is.
Gbrw. Sohn eswler,
0brn. q. u. Glarf,
u. .. Ntitemaptr, Gss,
9: eansiser. Csc. .
sH. Pealsp, &C.,. eanans, SOfsd.
SEQ. {. BAT, Gee, Me@rt9sr, Sierra.
%. C'8rien, Gee. Re0rsssr. Ssra.
0trtp. .. u. MaboRep, Dubuque, Sierra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
ct. Sobannes Goaesinm,
Nrairic bu Gbien, Wis.
1tatsr Setting oer 9rifli9en Sriner.
St. Donatus, Jackson Co., Iowa

Der 3rsf sieiss Snaitates IN, Ter Suerrs grairis tu
Gtieu's une les sanjen Nrreretrns cine 0tiesenbsit gu bic
ten, cine sriHslit,, aui Gle @runeiass Ger Reiisicn ~berutsnS
&c 9rJtebuns ~ erhsltsn.
Iis Page res Gsrssiums IN unhtertrrHsn bini6tli6 Ter
@siunsteit, Seluerlifteit une SpoRbst Der Seenerie.
2as @ttduse III srrs nrs bearenr eia8eriert; ithns 8rtrn
Nne etittat, nm edfette nit Saem gu rerltbsn mas gam
@ptlleiR rne 6cntfrrt Der Stueenter t~eitraasR Tam aud
III 60 ~anssstn psn rsiteu une terrhhen Spispldssn.
Der Stueisnrurfus urrtaet Naes, mas ssp6bRliS In Gcls
Itsten selshrt rire, uni N In rier Ttparttmeris sinssttsilt:
Sn rae liatert, SltttIere, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES une Ntates
n,iitt Z erlr.eu emf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

Gin Nsser in @iiiilppi wurce fdrs.
lid pcn elmer Sanpe Sertapptsr Suflurer
cu~rdssprdsslt. Scr benz Gsri&t iaste
sr aus, pas feline Suflar Sreunpe ebens
falls Garbise sepeien ieien. saS man
Jpn fraste. wis er taS wiien fSnne ia
feline Ansreifer tOa ssrmummt pursn,
iasts er: SD fonnte ie ris6sn MaGa."
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Serfbiepencs
Sic stabt seaaa sctpinnt, ipie pi

Die stabt Sssan sctpinnt, tpie bic
~8eier 3ts." beriatst, isbr eiel Gslc
turd bic SremSer, wslde fid Gas
Sdla6tfelp nit ieinen @srfwireisfeiten
,eisen la1cn. Snsbslpnrere peiit man
linen eaS Sdlps non Bellevue, 100 ii6
bic kcipen SruscrSns, Sieser uni Seiesz
ter trafen-unr cas !Saus Si1eranrs,
ein fleincS Sauehen an rcr Sauptitraee
Spn Seran mad 1eudery ssr welfem
am Mprsen peS 1. September 1870 Nas
pplepn unc SiSmard cine Stunee lang
iassn. GS 1T tarin nidt ras fleinits
Mlbtel s%prbanren; aues rurte fprtsez
tra9en. Napplcpn uno Mpltte idlicfen
cine Nadt in rem !Sault bic Sapi6erie
1T rruitanciS berunterserifm UNI auf rcr
10 entweibten @auer baben tauienp @lpi>
ranten auf bic biitpriide Nptprietit ibre,
I'M ausenblide sebabten @eeanfen bin
setrast. Die Gi~seatbimerir, @aeante
8caraiit, bat BE pier 3wansis 5rancss
itiidt, wel6e ibr Napplecn beim ausz
tritte aus sieiem Sauie sab, III sinen
8abmrn fafen laTen. Die ;wei Stdble,
reren iid Ter 8aiier unp Sismard rabs
rerr rieier llnterrsruns tepientsn iinp III
ibrer alien Gage srblieben, ebenlp Ter Slid
spiiaen penielten. Sn rieiem 3immer
nabm Der 0raf @ti6ier pom, Gaiar, cer
bis balb srpei llbr ALIEN sarin suriidbliet,
uM ipel6e Stanee Sismard in srpstr
Uniform unp seleitet BON elmer Gscatrrn
5uiaren anlanste, I'm Napplepn IN ras
S6lpB BON Bellevue 81 seleiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

Die eli srStten amerifaniiden
Starts Gfew yprt philadelphia, Srppf>
Ign, ct. Spuis, Chicago, Baltimore, So
ftpn, G%ineinnati Wep Orleans, pittsturs
uno Can Graneisep) Baben mad Der
3dbluns BON 1870 ;uiammensenpmmen,
3,910,775 G%inwpbner, b. ). nur 1859
mebr ais bic cin;ise Stact 2pnrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
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Ardntbeit ceer G~HtlaHuRg.
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ersi 9iattr. Aniusen rsrebsn isin, ispie nit elmer ~asnlasu.
ZEN Grsatl Semesr, Strampfs, 2aidtntiStr, SnaktaStr,
Serrietten, admme, Sarfer II. ( 10. Ssintr titftr @tstn.
fanee rtrs ppn Qeltsian editfert. rfnn nitt ttfeaetre
arrangements ~eisisrbalb serpHtn fns. Secs Sieieanas.
fld feQte NIT etm Ranta es Stubtnttn eUe4na itia.
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faen, featts ,rtt @eben ,urrr Mn!eet haven aa1sn uRs
tas Hettist HeiieseIe ~einlenetn.