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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
Consumption,
ITS CUBE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY j. II. SCHENCK, n. ..

Many human being has passed away fo ao,srs >,
death there other reason than the mcgee. u
Known and ndsPutsDy Rr0y,ssd s means friends arc
sleeping the dreamlcss slumbcr into which, hAo 'nes
calmly adopted
DR.. JOSEPH H. SCHENClA > BE IL
{ TREATMENT,
and awaited themselves Of his wonde[iuny ciic'-
cious medicines, they would not nave iaIlen.
,,nreSer sncien vitality remains that vitality
by his medicines and his directions for their use
is quickened into healthtul vigor.
In this statement there Is nothing prcsumptuous
To the faith OF the Inv aid is made no repres"ntMio
that is not n thousand times subsfaniatcd by i'ni
and visible works The theory OF the furo re liz
Its philosophy requires no argument 1t Is self an
surfing, self Convincing.
FIRST weapons with which the citadel of the nal
ady is assaulted. Two-thirds of the cases of COR
Spmpton originate n bdysPepsia and apetonn
tubes "sympathize' with the stomach. They r.
spond TO the morbilic action of the liver. 1Icro
then comes the eliminating result, and the settfn
in, with all its distressing symptoms. OF
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills are composed of of Ma
lures noblest gifts - the Pedophillum Peltatuni
They possess all the blood searching, alteraty
properties of calomel, bat unlike ealomel, they
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
The work of cure is now beginning. The vitiat'
and mucous deposits in the bowels and in the a
nlentary canal are elected. The liver, like a cioc
is wound up. 1t aruuses from its torpidity; \
stomach acts responsibility, and the patient beSi
TO feel that he is getting, at last,
A DUr,E,LY OF GOOD L:LOOD.
The Seawcod Tonic, in conjunction with the PHI
pcrmeates and assimilatcs with the food. ChyL,-
cation Is now progressing without its previous Il.
lures Digestion becomes painless, and the cure
seen TO be at hand. There Is no moro flatulenl
no cxacerbation OF the stomach. An appetite sets
Row comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever y
given by indulgent father TO suffering Ia,
Schenck'5 Pulmonic Syrup comes In TO perform
functions and to hasten and complete the cure.
enters at once upon its work. Nature cannot
cheated 1t collects and rpens the impaired III,
diseased portions of the lungs. In the form o
gatherings it prepares them for expectoration,
10 in very short time the malady Is yanquisht, :!
the rotten throne that 1T occupied IS renovated :,
made new, and tho patient, in all the dignity OF
gained vigor, steps forth to enjoy the manhood
yyomanhood that was
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
rHs CONFESSIONS or AN INVALID
OF SELF-CURE,

Publsh'd ~ warning ard for the benefit OF
our 2 ven and oth'rs -ingle or married, who
suffer from N'reous Debility, Loss Of Manhood
-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
Truly yours,

dART BURGoYNE.'
The letter fell from Eddy's nerveles,
hands. There were no tears now. but
instead look Of stern receive. Mrs'
Briefly was startled as she encountered
his burning glance.
"Insane on her bridal dayp'exclaimed
9e good woman. What an awful blew for
youamy poor boy!" ~" ~
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/
"My mother p
The vision fingered but moment at the
open window, then withdrawing itself. AT
It's disappearance, Eddy sprang up.
"She did not look dangerously mad ;" he
whispered. 81 must see her-speak to her,"
He dared not call to her, and bring dis
covery upon him. He must work quietly.
Marking the window at which the vision
had appeared, he saw that one of the heavy
branches of tall pine-tree swept close
against its bars.
He crept to the tree, climbing its trunk
like squirrel, and gaining the shelter of
its densest branches. He was soon upon a
level with the second story of the asylum.
A moment more, and he was clinging to
the lowest bar of the window.
What sight it was that met his gaze
within! A small whitwashed cell, that
might have belonged to prison. An open
grating in the door, and the sound foot
falls in the corridor, told Eddy that super
vision was exercised over the inmates by
night as well as by day.
In the narrow cell woman was kneal-
ing at her prayers. The soft starlight
uAheOu Al upou ucT. que looked SAD, but
the fair, noble face had in it no token of An
unthroned intellect.
"Perhaps she has quiet spells" Thought
Eddy, scarcely venturing 10 breathe.
Mr.. Burgoyne and the Doctor said she
was raving mapioS. How am 1 to at
tract her aisonuon without alarming the
centi-.l IN the hall?'
de moved upon the branch. The rust
lung aroused the kneeling woman, and she
raised her head. The next moment her
mead dropped again lower than before.
Eddy, grasping the bar with one hand.
softly tapped on the window ledge.
In an instant the head was uplifted.
With the eagerness of startled deer.
Eddy gently raised his head within
view.
Mother ? he called sofily-so softly
hat his voice might have been taken for
he murmur of the wind. Mother hush Il
It is I-Eddyp
The whispered words Of Eddy pepe.
rated to the hearing of the inmate Of the
onely prison cell. She started to her feet {
md looked wildly around.
! must 30 going mad indeedp she
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
OfncieIIe Stabt.3ettun 9.
GotaI= NeMtgtettem.

Der Stattratb bebanbelte in isiner
@isuns BON Iesten Dienaas seri&ietsne ssssr'
bic Stabt eeItenb eema&ts Gorberunssn, no.
ruuter bic BON .. Naib I'M Betrnse BON $l4,'
600 bic beteutenbRe 1T. @urte auf ben St1@
seleet.
Gin Speeialcommittte, befsbenb aus ben
9srren Iaslor, Grace, Cummings, Steele uao
5artsburn erbielt ben Muftras, bas proH unb
bic Nnlass Der tunftisea Como @osnue, bonn
Gnte ber @abaibaw Strabs Biz gu ben Stabt-
srsn3en 3u prafen unt 81 besuta@tsn.
Muf ben autras bes Glib. Rurras pirb biz
DELEGATION BON Stanley County In ber 2esisla'
tur e,fu&t, babin gu tpirfen, bab bic se3ablune
Der @e(@wurenen Don @amits Counts bsrisni'
aeu Der @el@porenen in ben anoersn @ountiea
elet9eefsat 'peres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
.rieffaifen tes u@anterer".

Tprref CITY. pc. Die neusnGreun-
be ,perten i.itbsr bas 8latt erbalten baben.
9awreneebure, Sem. .. u. 8eien
Dant fir gel. Beri@t.
Sros. s. 81. @ur nader gear5eitst !
@spnnldtes feIst.
Mincna. SIS. @tsts iebr riutcmmen =!
maple Grove. s. q. Ginen iol9en
@uni@ erflQt Der "@anberer" germ.
Nep ulm. %. u. 8. Sie eeben Vets
Mntsrsn nit sutem 8eiipieI suran. Bslsn
Gant!
Selma. s. 81. g. Dieits 2sbensssi>
den aus Soma 1T eruunternb fir ben u8an>
terer".
Die Gr.unbe IN Song prairts
Iebb g., r1Ssen benieAiseu ben Sert leien,
psl9e unier Blatt perldleppen ; BON bier sebt
Der u@anberer" r~eeelmdbis isbeu Dennsraas
ab.
Sir Ginfeutuns neuer Mbou>
nenteu mSssn unieru bersli&eu Dant su'
pfaueen s. 6. in @inona, 81. &. in 6afiuss,
u. 81. In 9eeestou, s. cd. in ct. Soiepb unb
ui9t III serssden Der tpafere Iraseler 81. &.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

Our Grtnneruns!-D Die 2eier bes
,@auterer" nerben wstl tbuu, ,peuu ie mad
Minneapolis tommen, iti es bieien 3erbf uber
@inter, ben Drssucbfore Ben O'Gounur 3u b.
iu@en. @oeben bat It BON New gort cine
slGn3enbe Muswabl sor3isli&er @aaren erbal'
ten, bic ct ~ ben nietrisfeu Baarpreien Ser-
taufen pire. 8ieiterfuFe @@auls, Glannel-
len, Slider, 8aumpoQenpaareu, Yelse, 5ate,
8appen, ,. &c. Sbr tGnnt serf&ert iein, ba6
ibr reel bebient tperbet unb sulen @esenpertb
fir euer @eIb erbaltet. @pre&et Dor!
.. S'Gpnncr,
Stcre nabe Der @%uspenFou 8ritse, Minnea'
polls uns ct. NutbrnY.
IA giersebn SABRE TT @ei&dften bier.
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Oeffentlt&e Ginlabuns! CUR srSb-
ten unb solfdnbiefea &efauratiun Die BON
6. @&mtbt Nr. 242, Dritte Strabe. Son
iebt an strben III ieber@ tunbe DE Nufern,
@eFisel, Boreleu. Gleii&iurttn auer Grt, Wilb,
tura Mles, ,pas ter Martt an DelitateRtn bietet,
ierpirt. Dit fetnfeu @eine unb 2iqueure Bit
t.t msine Bar; Gru9te. Gonfett unb Gonbito-
reimaaren in better Muswabl. D~ieNufpartuns
~ ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

3ut l1nterfubans Granfrei@s
fanb ant sorisen Donusritas bic arsetanbiste
geriamm!uns in, bielsen Opernbauie fatt unb
;war unter benz @orISe bes @ouserueurs Nu-
fin, pel@er Der geriamnluus ibreu na&fen
;3nsd e~rtlarte, tur@ cine tur3e @&ilberuus Der
liter Grantrei9 bereixsetro&euen Notb. Ct
appellate an isne 3eit, 10 Nortameriea felbf
emf BET 8rantrei& 5ilfe fu&te unb fanS. SEPT
iei bic Union sro6 eetuorben unb IN Der 2ase
bas tmpfansene Suite auriidsueraatttu.
Sen. German faste. ba6 bic @eriammluns
stel 3ablrei@er tudre, penn es f& baruut bau-
teln pirbe, fran3oFi&e Stese 3u feieru, unb
ipra@ bic 9odnuns aus, bab slmerita nidt ssr-
seden wsrte, bab 8rautret& einf iein &etter in
Der ssfa5rsuQfeu Stunbe sepeien ftt.
Mls @ebner tratea ferner u. {. 8eQey une
.. u. Dnfour auf; fobann purben 8riefe SER
lsleu BON Bii1of Grace, 9. O'Geunur sun ct.
Mntbony, 81. 81. Nelion unb Gen. SibIeH wsI-
DIT bic @a@e parn1 unterfiBten.
IN Beitrdsen wuroen nabe3u $1,000 ss3et&-
net, an eeren @pise Der gersin "L'Union
Franchise" nit $3.50, 8eaupre unb 4eleY nit
$500, BiI@of @raee nit 500 f.ben.
Son Stem yert aus it bic l1nterfiBuns
Grantrei9s in peitsrsn 8reiien aneerest, tntem
bic tortise panbeIsfaumer I'D Der @a@e an
nimmt unb cine auforeeruns an bic GARNER
int @slen erla1tn bal, ben fran3GTi&en 2anb<
leuten tur9 3uienbuns BON Saatsetreibe b.
bulRi& III (ein. Cine beioutere G%inlaouns gun.
uamliaen 3pede selanste aud an bic bisllse
9anbslstamn,er, bic Gin COMMITTEE ernannte.
lie @iour GitY 8abn bietet freten 1raneport
bes III bielem 3wede seipeubeteu @si3ens an.
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Nelerbe, Ncte u1b Mcurb Wietr pirb'n BEN
er(eu unb Ne 2ean, Nem Canada unb @bite
Bear ben swettsn DiRritt bilbsn. 2orenao3ust
iuQte fir ben Eeruin, fir tuel&eu Ct bereits &C.
suablt, ben erfsn Difritt reprdientiren unt fir
ben 3peiten in, nd&feu Musember cine @abl
Fattfnben. Der @tabtratb bate ftrnsr aus
ieiner Mitte iebss Sabr int Sanuar flint ietner
MitsIieber. zines aus ieber@ar uMitslisberu
tes Gonssiuuas Der County GommifFoners au
pdblen.
@on ben ibrisea eiuserei9ten 8iQs fabren
,uir nod fcleenbe an:
SIM Senate: Son 1errn pfdnter $26, 1859
fir Nbiabluns zines DeF3its fir 8auten, unb
$4,000 fir biz g~olenbuue Der Gebauli9tei<
ten fir bic @taats Siren Muifalt su betpiQisen.
Son 1errn Sbumplou, cine Bid: bic Sal
i@uns BON N4il9 unb Rd(e su ssrtinbern.
Das Gommitte fir Militar Nnseleeenbeilen
leet Elm Memorial an ben Guunereb Dor su
ben, :3uede, Splsaten pel9e in 1861 unb 62
in ben Dienf setrettn, Bounty III be~iuiesn.
G.n 9errn Barter, cine Bill fir Nmenbi-
ruus Der Mili3 @eiese uuu OrsaniFruus esr
u9lattunal @uarb" BON Miuneiuta.
@ou perm Garutsr, betrsfsnb bas gerbet
bes @ertaufs berauiaenber @strdnte an Suxn-
tasen unb Mabltaseu.
Son 5errn Barter, betrefenb bic Sneorpura>
ton Der @tabt Gbasta.
Bon 9errn Bud betrefsnb ben 8au elmer
Selsateu>eeimfatte in @iuuua uab bsrsn
gerpaltuns. paflrt.
Das COMMITTEE fir 1owns unt Geunties
tattete 8eri9t ab ibsr cine Blu fir @erIesuns
bss Gountyfses BON GaribauIt County BON BLUE
Garth Gity mad @els, pel@er CUR eriteu g.
flung e~elanste.
SIM 5auft: Bon 5errn 6an, bas Gdll@eu
pom MI9 uns Safe 3u bearafeu.
Bon 3errn Sibley, cine Bin, wel&e bic
Stabt ct. Yaul erud@tist cine S~pe3ial-S teuer
fir fdbtiiae 8erbe1erunsen su ertebsn.
Bon perm Densmore, cine Bin, tuel&e bic
Counties &iee, @oOobue, OlmReb unb @aba<
ibaw ermd@tist, giieubabn-g ompasuien nit
Bombs ~ unterlhiben.
st. pf1uber rei9te i'm Serat cine Bin fir
GSrberuns her Guaranteeing Gin.
SIM 6aus tpurte cine Blu fir Mmentiruns
bes @tabt-@barters BON 81. paul ansercu,men.
81. Yearion reidte cine Blu elm, tpel9e ben
3wed bat, Nrbeiter unb Yerionen, bic Waterial
fir bic Contribution eeer &eparatur BON Gilen-
babnsn liefern, aeeen 8etrus pom @eite Der
Rpntrattcren fiber au ieQeu.
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@rpceries unb YrpStfpnen BAL
ten Rets in rei9fer Musruabl bic 9rn. @ebraber
Iimme, Gde ber 10. unb ct. weter Strabe In
81. Yaul sorratbis. geiunbere Nufmertiana-
teit perbisnt ibr itSner gurratb at in. unb
ausldnbil9sa, einsema&ten unb setrudnetsn
Grl9ten. Man belu9e beu eei&madouQ aus
sefatteten @trre, nm f@ bapuu III i~berseu-
aen. t11l
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Aus &iee City Mester g., f&reitt
Elm 2eitr anieres 8lattes, bab tn bortieer @s>
senb an, 4. ;. Mts. Elm furaer, aber beftiser
@turm bic 9eute 1T @9rsfea bra6te. 8iele
tparen Der Reinuns, es lei elm Grbbebeu, ba Is
mie Elm Stolen unter ibrenGuBen erl9ien, wibr
reub 60 Nnbern tpie Donxer portam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

SIR Gi1enbabnpon &c g NC Ut
mad Omatpnu a bat l@ flr3lt@ cine St.
ieQidaft prsanilrt an beren @pise bic 5srres
Sec. .. 5npw, Geo. y. et.wart, Geo. 81.
TcusI.y, Gtarles SdeFer. 6. 9. Smitb, Wm.
s. patten, Sobn $. abbott, 81. 6. Dim unb
81. s. Sober feben. Das @tammfapital ii
auf cine MiQion Dollars feRseest, tpeldes in
10000 Mftien 3u ie 800 eetbeilt .uerbeu ioa.
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Neue 6sboffics-Ibmiral' Gocs bat
feine OfNee na& Dritter Strabs, BEN @strc-
p~olitan 5otel seeeniter serlest, uoielbR 8sftl-
lunsen auf 9isferuns uen Brennbol3 mad it.
senb wel&su Stasttbeileu in bsliebisen Auan>
titdtsn aufssnemmen unb fets prompt unb bill
lief ausseflbrt perbeu. 63
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Turbas ct. Yaul Gu tom 6aus
beantrast bas Ginan3.G COMMITTEE bes &epraien-
municipalities in @aibinstou cine @uun,e bon
$4,000 a~nsuweiien, pdbrent bic ptujsetirten
BautcRen nd auf $140,457 belaufen, un1 bas
1aus su sclenben. 81 Der Gcnsreb bic cunt
me senebmisen tuerte, febt nod I'M 3weifel.
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Die ct. PAUL @u1it @efeIL
i'd a T t balt an, nd&fen Dienfas ibr brittes
Concert. Die 2ei1unsen ~ber1.lben itnb benz
btefsen Yublifuna nod in su frti&er Grinne-
runs, ais baB es nStbis mare, baran 3u erin
nern, ba6 mieber Elm bober nnuFtalti9er @enub
ben Be(uaeru ~ She'll pirb.
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ShbtsGlrf.
SficieQe NDti5.

5teru,tt mirt. in uebereinaimmun, init Section u, Ga.
titsl 8 ts ameAbtrten Srettriefs Ct Statt Ct. PAUL No.
tia ae4sben bas Der 6emeinbuatb Ia ietuer ~pertaaten Br
tammlaus am ii, 9ebraar 1871 e,pe Abanse1uns Ter
g~rdbtrune auf &C. SR'eite BON NOb.rt Strlee sptit en- Ter
Drtten uno 0terten Gtrabe In ter stobt Ct. soul. per-
prtust bat. Gin Gremplar Do pre6ls 1T tn Der Oieee w
stAst &lerfs sieiu stass tur etar9t ~aufseIest.
*. s. S@ pnnDr,
etabt~GInf.
6He, IS. 1871.
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an Der GtIenbabubrade bel 5a-
finss tpirb euersiid searbettst unb IS .perbsn
srcee anfrensunssn sema6t, tn5trtei daft no
pom Material, UNI bic trei ri iler sor aufbrud
bes Giies iiber ben bSdRen Ma6srfano binaus
our golenbuns 3u ~trineen. Cine srrssNnsobl
2eate fnb bei9dftist. uelde i& ablSien une
9a3 une Na@t bic ldueren @teinmaf.n ber<
b.ii9afeu uuo perl.nfeu. Die Bride ipQ bic
erfen Suli fertig tuerben.
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3uSpb. sefurati it am DienausNa&'
mittas Elm Mann Mamens Sofepb O'glare, Der
an Der &cbertRra6e Don eineu1 3ausoa@ fel
uub bas @enif brad.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
1T teilbar, ,penn rebt;eitis tebanrelt
st. Neters unterftnenues=Ue rein.

Das Rrou,exe & s~n.nntt.ee bee Ct. reters ustrrRasunss,
Heseins ,pH I. ytpnsas i'm 5sbruar bis juna 1. Woutas
tn, Wdr; tefett aus ~fcleersen 6erren;
Sterer Dtfrtet: Ser ga!entin Gaas. Nr 80
BfttRrase. 4. gDart. {.instd qe&!.r, 0r. IA Grdanee
Strdee. 3. G6arb.
untsrer DtRrift: Carl @alter, Dahafbaw etra-
se. tetn Rartttaus. 2. Uare. Ra.ttu BAD. ges.rs
5tra6e, 4. Darb.
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Die @ub.M inneiota @iienbabn
6 . n, ,. bat ibre MaidinenwerfRdtte 81 5rfab
nit gang neuen Maiainen e.rieben, ~ bab
tieie Wert7att Jest teiuer anbern int ean3su
2anbe radRebt. Gs tp.rten Gifenbabnpneen
ron sor3aslider Gualitdt baielbit onssfertist.-
Mu9 in Wsus pirb cine dbnlt&e @ertitatt elm
seridtet, bic bemnd9f ibre Opsrattcueu Begin
neu 5cu.
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BQrm 5u D%erfaufen.

Giue garu. ptrt jum gerfauf aneebpten; fe bait 80
Ader, wppcn IS uuter gFus. febr CUTE g6iefen 30 Nder.
auten Buid, autes gaFer beim 3aus unb CUTE etaauue,
Aues ~eneefenst.
Die Harm iiest IN G~bante6en 1uru. Carer erunts,
N'tunefcta 1 WeiIel reu Gbasfa, 5 orn Carver unb 5 pom
Statopee. Septt g..
ansiaaff IN babeu in ter OfNee tisfes Blattes. 5S.s4
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$50 1T Gpiepb Muer ?

gshirtts tuBsbrtsaen, Amt @aounsea. @rusbese stbum
8astn. Dsrelbs TT ror ~aaeefdbr a6t Sabrea mad lime
RIA oueaewautert. NGe ~ticieniaen. bic un beFea SOB
per Naturalization tpifeu, fnb tpRihf erfu@t, an BITE
Asreae ~ uptnieiaaessu sus!anft iu sssss.
Sobn Auer,
So 70 st. S.(tpb 3. D., Stearns g.. Minn.
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@a{bingtpns @%eburtstag tparbe
tiel.s Sabr an, Ml@ermittuo9 in ubli9erWsiie
bard Wilit1rparaben u. {. h. 9efetert.
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Clint Iemperen3seramm 8
feierte lit eate Gity BEN Gjesurtstag bes 2aubes'
saters in ibrer Weiie.
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6. SO. s. Qepnarb,

6. sc. s. Qepnaro,
Nr3t @unbar3t unb &ebnrts:
belfer,
ct. paul, Ntnnelpta.
ofase aas ~gEssuuna 13t st. Fetr stsaes, ,ptf&sn
tr 8. ans9 g. 132
(OftteteID
Sefanntmacbnu8.
Gitp Glrts 0fFee:
st. paul, Rtuu.. Sebr. is. 1871
Stsrmtt uirt 3ctti ee9eben. has bic pom
Staotrotb anssitenten Grunrnthdrt jur Grtretteruu3 unb
&thtuns Ter brttten unb Safirn StrdBe 3lrilhen Der "
DANCE unb Commercial straee. bic Nufnapme elmer Ger
neHuns uub etnes glanes Der pprsehlaaeueu 0erbeReruns
n%ueeprtnet u. In terOf ice bes Stlpt Gierts aufedest baben,
no pom alien tntsreifrten Earteten @iuftht haocn aencu1'
men perbeu lam. Gbeuic mire Nstis ~seseben, eas pie e!e.
aannten gpmmiFdre nd in Der Office hes Staet . &lerte
en- Dtenfa 9 ben %. ttefes Rruats Nadmtttaes jpet
usr %perammeln uab aur 8eidtisuns Der Decentralization
iuuehmensesr ber irltss @runreisenttum atsuihdsen,
eas bur& fotte Eersearune bsitdeist rerhea mag.
@irart 9twitt.
Ser. Septten.
Sec. Q9. Moore.
z. 5. q. Stubbart
9. G. BeIpte.
Gsmmiadre.
81. S. S'Gonnpr,
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Baubel3 tpurben in ct. @roir DiRrifte
tpdbrene bieles @iaters 174,150,0e0 SUP &C.
faat.
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Neuer M8ent.

Serr Neter =. Spi5iet
in GIeseIaub, Sbiu, bat bic @efiQigfeit,
bic Nsentur unisrs 8lattes fur ben bprtisen
plas au btioreen.
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Tarut 3u D%erfaufen.

q, ~.,r,auf,a 80 afer Qanb. uoppn IS Nder urter
nauo. 10 Nter peulaub. has abrse al Bufd In gutter
Mr.. NIT autttu 5aus. Brunnen unb GrainerY u. (. ~.
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81. Seter un6 7 Weilen BON Wanfats, uub wirb. ~sertauft
ass frdsr 5aub ssn bem unterssidueteu.
Inton Maper,
Wasenua31 IN Nansato, BLUE Garth 90: RtRn.
72-78
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sefhentt.
Offtee: 80. 1870 Drtste Straee, atr Gatbtart's
9tere. Gtuneen 3 bis 4.
70 Or. 81. G6iffmanr.
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5ebn 5einl, Ct. Paul fir; gsia. 9tini,
9ewen, 5. 2rier, greueen 225...196
w. WettereN uittun Sc ron Mantato, gDst
Neptuu, Nbams Citation u. +. 10. in ndtfer drummer.
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Tur 8auunternebnter.

Die 3imueraannsarbdt fur tie iattolii&e Stride In
u et Ne,ptua, Riepl.t Co.. Rian,. t7trs epntraetlid ser<
aeben. ptan uns 8esinsunssu fub beim uutsr3st&uetsn
e~iuaujebeH. Eermin 1. Mdrs 1871.
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ct. 4aul marftberi9t.
DbpIeaIe Yretfe.

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Gutttun8en.

@ett ncrtser Nuran,er tattn fir ben
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07

HEAVY LOSSES. Mr. T.. H., Ho-
shaw. living two miles south OF Knox
vile, informs us that lie has lost ~
head of hogs, partly fatted, IN lac last
two months, by the cholera" or some
other unknown disease. The hogs
heads swell very much; in some cases
the eyes burst out Of Their heads; in
some, the teeth decay and seak or;
aad some simply take a X nd % colI"h,
and die a. :, ~ "on-ump. on. NJ. y !.
has tried al So : o. rcnled c8 nat he
could I'll nh or hear o.. huL without
avail. THESE leav,' losses bave made
him serious financial Trouble: and he
will therefore have a public sale of
horses and cattle, on the streets Of
Knoxville, this week Saturday after
noon, beginning at O'Clock. Terms,
12-months' credit.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-12-07
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

MAHAsKA.-The Herald tells of one
School District in Mahaska County
where they have "schoolhouse feud"
of two years duration, which has
finally spread ill-feeling into every
transaction in the neighborhood, even
to horse-trades; and one of the results
of course is that they have no school
in the District. So "the fools are not
all dead yet. Cedar Township of
Mahaska County has been holding a
Teachers Institute, all by itself, and
proposes to keep it up occasionally.
WARREN.-In the Journal of 3Oth
ult. we find report of the meeting
held at Indianola on the oath las
mentioned by us last week to consid-
er in regard to the extension of the
Iowa Southwestern Railroad from
Oskaloosa westward. At this meeting
Mr.. Geo. w. Sewers, of Indianola,
reported that his recent conference
with the Directors of this Company,
and with Mr.. Hinckley, business
agent Of Mr.. JOY, resulted in locating
the line to our city upon condition of
Warren raising $4,000 per mile from
the east line Of our County to Indian.