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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-03

his searching glancos in an inland drec
ton. A light, as from cottage window
gIimmcring family through the thick haze
caught his gaze.
Raising his voice, he called loudly
"Help Ho, there help"
The wind had abated, and his cries
rang out through the night with startling
distinctness. The light he had seen NOV.
ed and disappeared. A minute later an.
swering cries reached Lowdcr's ears, and
he heard hasty steps, and saw the ap.
preaching light of lantern, borne aloft
by mans appraised arm.
This way!" shouted Lowder 1--WE
are wrecked on the rocks For the love
of Heaven, hasten -
The bearer of the lantern, attended by
a male companion, came running to him,
and was soon at his side. The lantern
bearer was rough Sicilan fisherman, a
grade above his class. His companion
was also Sicilian, but evidently of some
what higher degree. Both were all ex-
citement, establishment and sympathy.
In as few words as possible Lowder
told the story Of the shipwreck, and call
ed attention to the condition of his noble
young employer.
IL think he is dead!' he said, in a
choking voice. Garry him up to your
cabin. Let everything be done that can
be done to save him. Poor fellow He
was my travelling companion. l loved
him as ifhe had been my brother instead
Of only my hired attendant! Poor Jas
per ~
The two Sicilians lifted the helpless
form Of poor yount Tressilian, and car.
ried it between them toward their cot.
tage. Jasper Lowdar foll,wed them,
bewaiing his loss. The above we pub
fish as II specimen chapter; but the con.
linuatiou of this story will be found only
in the n. Y. Ledger. Ask FIR the mum.
Der dated January It'll, which can be had
at any news Office or bookstore. IF you
are not within reach Of a news office, you
can have the Ledger mailed to you for
one year by sending three dollars to Robei,
Bonner, publisher, $50 William Street,
New York The Ledger pays more for
original contributions than any other peri.
odica in the world twill publish none
hut the very, very best. Its moral tone
is the purest, and its circulation the largest
Every body who takes it is happier for
having it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-03
! He BUSHNELL FARM"

This desirable farm, containing 1874 acres, de-
iishtully situated the main street, in Cornwall,
Church, Post UNce and school, three mil,,
south uf Mddlobury, is now Tered tor sale. Thh
iilrln is we'll watered-hus hue sugar Urchur
rear tue house, also u Jung orchard in bearing
cor the production ol all Kinds Of grain, root
,nd grass, fruit, it ranks among the best in Tia
county 1t has substantial, convenient an
ileasantly arranged tv'-story house, with eonven.
lent farm buildings.
Any wishing good farm, pleasant home,
and excellent social, religious and cducatona ad.
vantagcs, are cordially invited to call and exam.
uic the property of the proprietor the premises.
L. c. MEAD.
Cornwall, Jan. s, 1870. 42,tf
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervaus Debility, Premature d cay, and all
tue elects of youthful indiscreton, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, soud free t. all WIN,
need it the recipe aud direction for making tine
simple remedy by which he was c1rcd. Su Ierers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do So by addressing, in perfect confidence,
3;ly JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. AZ Ced,r Street, Now York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-03
TRESSILIAN CURT;
OR,
The Baronet's Son.

By MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,
Author of The Double Life" /" The
Bailiffs Scheme" 1.-THE Sundered
Hearts," - The Lady of Xii.
dare" " A Life at Stake"
"The House Of Sc.
crets." etc., etc.,
etc.,
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L'ARM FOR SALE.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho advertises, having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy, is anxious 10 make known ~ his fellow
sufferers the means Vi cure. To all who desire it,
be viii send copy OF thc prescription used Gree
Of CHARGE, vita tas difsctiJns for preparing and
using the Same, which they will find sure CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNt HITS, &c.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
les South Second ST., Williamsburgh, n. Y.
35;lY
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"'nkley Knitting Machine.

INV Cheapes: and Best in Use.
Has 6pi One Needlei
a Child can Run ~
Designed especially for the USE
ladies who desire to knit for the marArDiiies and
every stitch In the knitting Of a stocking, wwlddo
ing and borrowing as readily as by hand. Are
splendid for worsteds and fancy work, falirg fv,
different kinds Of !Stteh. Are very easy 10 man.
age, and not liable to get out Of order Every
family should have one
We want an agent In every town to introduce
and sell them, to whom we oifor the most liberal
inducements Send for our circular and sample
Stocking. Address
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE co. Bath Nc
Or lIG Broadway, N. Y,
A;y ll9 Wabash Ave, Chicago, II
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10
MFFIINTOWN, JUNlAVA COUNTY. PENNA, MAY 10, 1911
W HOLE NUMBER 1860

"Confound you! To be sure / am
Hand over this money, or Ill beat you to
a jelly with my horsewhip."
"Well," says Jerry, after good deal
of fumbling, 81 suppose, considering the
trouble I've had in collecting these rents,
your honor won't mind the little bother
of going over the hedge after them.?"
And he threw over sock apparently
well filled with coin. Half laughing,
half angry, the highwayman-frst aim
ing at Jerry with his whip. which he
avoided by ducking -aismounted, and
climbed over the hedge, and no sooner
had he done SO than Jerry slipped off the
old hack and mounted O'lIanlon's horse.
bad scran to you, Redmond O'Han-
lon.' he bawled Didn't | tell you
Jerry the Fool was match for dozen
of youl It's a sack of brass buttons
you're gone over the hedge after, you
thief of the world !" And touching the
fine mare with the spur, he galloped off,
singing at the top of his voice the old
melody, Go to the mischief and shake
yourselfw O'Haulon couldn't pursue
him on the hack the cute fool had made
him discharge his pistols There was
nothing for it but to walk away. cursing
his own stupidity, and ever after, if any
one wanted to provoke him, they had
only to ask him when he had last seen
Terrv the Fool
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10
TERRIBLE OUTRAGE IN BALTIMORE,
"A BIs AVE ONIA n.
Attempted Midnight Assassination WB-
man Defends Herself. and Puts the Rob
ber to Flight.

On Tuesday last, the 22th inst, Mrs.
Saracco, who lives on Charles street,
Baltimore, went to bed on pallet on
the floor down stairs, owing to the up
stars being damp from house cleaning
Her husband was a way, and there was
no one elso in the house, except 4 colored
boy, who slept in the basement.
She was awakened in the night by
some one stumbling over her, and imme-
diatsly afterwards was seized by the
throat. She asked the man what he
wanted, and he answered that he wanted
her money. The Baltimore American
thus describes the terrible struggle that
ensued:
''She told him she hal no money
He then told her he would kill her, and
hacked at her throat with a razor. Mrs.
Saracco is woman about Al years OF
age, very stout aud muscular, and would
be match for most ordinary men in a
struggle where there were no weapons
except those which nature provided,
and the nerve and desperate courage she
exhibited on this occasion would put to
the blush many of our modern heroes.
While the parley was going on, in her
recumbent position (she was lying on a
pallet which had been temporarily placed
on the hoor), she kicked the rutfian en-
tirely across the room and against the
door, and sprang to her feet. She seized
a chair and struck him with it, he still
cutting at her with the razor Feeling
the blood gushing from the wound in her
throat, she caught up pillow, doubling
and pressing it to the cash with one hand
to stay the flow of blood, while with the
other she grappled and fought the
wretch until either from weariness and
cowardice or fright occasiOned by the
overthrowing of the dog kennel on the
porch, he made for the window, the lady
still clinging TO him even after he had
gotten partly ont, as was evidenced by
the blood which dripped from her wounds
to the pavement below. During the
whole of the struggle she screamed for
assistance, but the colored boy in the
basement slept soundly, and did not
awake until the lady unlocked his door
and called him to her assistance. A
large bull terrier, in It's effort to break
the chain which bound it, overturned the
dog house, and probably saved Mrs
Saracco life, as this is thought to have
hastened the ruffian retreat.
Mrs. Saracco received two severe
gashes on the throat, one down the sid,
of her face, one across the mouth, and
one across the pain Of the right hand
where she had seized the razor. She
must have lost an immense quantity o.
blood. Her clothing and the bed clothe.
were thoroughly saturated. The sides
of the room were spattered with blood
and the bloody prints of the assassin'i
fingers were distinctly marked on th'
window SILL
A colored man has been arrested OF
suspicion of being the party making th'
attack"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10

A GRAMMATICAL DECISIoN.-Ihe n.
Y, Tribune decides that the plural OF
titmouse is titmouses, and not titmice.-
"On the same principle says another
paper, the plural of tailor S goose is
gooses," as, indeed, we hold that it is.
This reminds us Of an anecdote in re-
gard to country merchant who wanted
two of these talor's irons, several years
ago, and ordered them of Messrs. ID. X
:, hardware merchants then doing bust.
ness in the city. He first wrote this
order:
Please send me two tailor's gooses. y
Thinking this was bad grammar, he
destroyed it and wrote this one:
"Please send me two tailors geese"
Upon reflection he destroyed this one
also, for fear he should receive live
geese. He thought over the matter I'M
til he was very much worried. and al
last, in moment of desperation he
seized his pen and wrote the following
which was duly mailed: ar
"Messrs. d. & S Please send me
one tailor's goose, and send me another
This was the only way be knew of tc
order two of them; but of course he hat
not read the above wise decision then.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10
pcet's Corner.
PROGRESS.

Does the earth contain one spirit
Bowed Respondent to the dust,
On the midnight of whose vision
Beams no star of hope Hnd trust?
Let that soul but pause and ponder
On the works the past has done,
And an earnest, bright and glorious.
For the future shall be won.
For the soul must feel the stirring
OF its destiny sublime,
Who but rightly views the present,
With its earnest heart and mind;
Toiling in the earthly vineyard
Many hands have found place
Some are nearing to the summit
Some are at TIE mountains base.
Progress is the stirring watchword-
Cheers them upward to the height;
Canst thou pause and play the laggard
With its glories full in sight ?
And while fair and broad and glorious,
In our vision we can see, ...
Still the future brightly stretching
Into fair infnity.
Who shall tell what bond or barrier
To Improvement Heaven designed
Who shall dare to fix the limits
To the onward march OF mind?
Only He, who into being
Called the unfathomed human soul,
lie for whom tho hymn of progress
Through eternity shall roll
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10
LARGE VARIETY OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
New Tin and Stove Establishment,
PerrQsuNe, Juniata County, Pa.

PerzsuiUe, Juniata County, 70.
TINE undersigned has opened out new
Tin and Stove Establishmentin tie roon'
on Railroad Street, next door to the usoa-
rora Hotel. where he would be pleased 10 see
all who are in want of Tinware, stoves, ~
He will also give prompt attention to all or; or,
ders for Roofing. Spcuting and Joooins' a.,
of which be guarantees to put up xith ane
best Of material and in a workman-iike man,
ner. Having had over ten years experiences
in the business he fatters himself that NE
can give entire satisfaction to the pubic.
lie keeps on hand the celebrated Nimroa
Cook Stove, which is the best baker, mos
econ 5mical and heaviest plated stove no" II,
use. he will keep on hand the Orien'al
Heaters. and a general assortment OF the oes'
Stoves manufactured JOHN DUNBAR.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10
WALL PAPER.
Rally to the Place where you can buy
your Wall Paper Cheap.

THE undersigned takes this method of in
l forming the public that he has just re-
ceiyed at his residence on Third Street, Milf
lintown. a large assortment of
WALL PAPER,
If various styles. which he offers for sale
CHEAPER than can Le purchased elsewhere
in the county. All persons in need OF the
above article, and wishing 20 save money, are
;nv;teo 70 call and examine his stock and
hear his prices before going elsewhere.
pn. Large supply constantly on hand.
g. SIMON BASOM.
Miffiiptown. April 5, lS11-tf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10

The Scientific american sit is now
impossible to construct burglar proof
safe, for the thief, with his cylinders Of
compressed hydrogen and oxygen, can in
a few seconds burn holes of any size in
the hardest metal-his fire drill enabling
him in a few minutes to work his way
into the strongest safe that was ever con-
structed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10

Augustus Hay, while driving across
the railroad track at Reading on the morn
ing of the goth ult was struck by pas
senger train and killed. The horse was
also killed and the wagon demolished
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10

In the New York Court Of General
Sessions. on the 26th ult., Patrick Foley
was sentenced to seventeen years in the
State Prison for burglariously entering a
house. though caught in the act, and the
theft of valuables frustrated. '
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10

A little son of John Williams, of East
Poultney, Vermont, while playing near
the bank of Poultney river the other day
fell over rocky precipice thirty FIVE feet
to the rocks below, rolled off into the
river, and was carried by rapid current
two hundred feet down stream, where he
was rescued He was badly bruised, but
is doing well. 7L -.c yah ~ afed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10

"There are three things said wit,
(which | have loved without understand
ing them-painting, music, and women"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10

,tale of Peer Rant. Wkishcy. Pro"f
Spirits and Z riusr Ii .uUr- cocJ"rrd, siicei
and swce:aasG % please tie taste, ca.led = i on
is" ArFst.= .7s,' Rcsiorcrs," SC, tat lead
tie tpF;.r cn 10 drunkenness o. rain. Bat are
t-le NJ G c..l, made from tao Native Eoots AID
Hers u California, free irnn all Alcoholic
~:imuianis. Thoy axe the GREAT nI.c0D
PURIFIER md LIFE GIVING: PiilN-
CIHIE a p.r;ect Eenoyatgr and iryi:oratt. OF
te syst ~ carving Of all po,soaoG, m:ttsf AID
restoring tie blood 10 a HEALTHY condition. No
p,rsoa can tase these Bit-rs according 10 s.:rcc-
tin@ and remain ilS- u?w.,l.
Far ImGnIIrrItcry rnd Chronic Rhcu-
marisIn aud GOni. ID s2ep,ia or ind:.
gc-fi0n. Bilious, i;eu,iiteat aud later
rsitlrnI Fevers, Disca-cs of the Blood.
Liver, Kidneys, aud Bladder. these Bit
rcrs have been most succ sssll. Such Ei.-
eases are carscd ty Vi;ia;cd D;nod. which
is generally proluced BY arrangement Of the
Disc.iivr Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, right
ness of the Chest, Dizziacss, Sogr Eructat.oHs of
TIE Stomach, Rad taste in the Mouth, Bilio1s At
tlc,-s. Palpitation Of the Heart, Inflammation Of
tie Lungs, Paln in hcrcEions oft!e kidneys. AMI
ahandr,d other painful symptoms, are the ~
sPriagsof Dyspepsia. ....-
Eh"y i.vigOrg-c inc stomach anu ee!4lu tlt t.ic
to-pldliver and bowels, which render them Of UNI
e1ull',d efficacy in cleansing tie blood Of al
Impurities, and impartlng new life and v-gor 10
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. E-uQtions. letter,
Salt !hcur, Ro.cEss. Spots, Pim?lcs. Pustrlos,
BoHs, Car5caa,cs, ri. g Worms. Scald-ileaG. sore
Eyes. E-ysirelas, ,itct, ScG7fs, Disco'orat!o-s Of
the skin. Hgmors and Diseases the skin, Of
whatever narie or nature. are literally dug Up
ana carried ont of fa s--stcm In s'ior' time y
tie use Of these Bt--rs. one bottle IN such
cases viii co1v'-cc the mos. iac-olalors OF thcir
curative Effects.
Cleanse tie Vi;.S.cf Flood whenever you md
It's impurities bursting throu h the skin in Pini-
pies, Erap:ioas 9r SorlE; cleanse 1t whln you
fad it otstractcl and slI-Esh in tie veins;
cleanse it when !. IS c5ul, anG yo-r faellags Will
til you when. Keep tie blood PU-e aac ;,e
80, o-thc system NJ follow
PlE. TiTE aad o.her WORMS lursinc IN
lie systc,.. Of SO many ta0gsanas. are rEyctuaiiy
Destroyed aat removed. For fali directions, read
car fully ihe circ8la- around each bottle.
J. TAlE1R, Proprietor. T. Z. MCDONALD &
CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. san francisco.
Cal, and g and s: Commerce street. New York.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEA- -Ti.S.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-10
che Suuiata ssentinel.
ESTABLISHED IN is4s, ava
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MonyIyG.
Bridge Street, opposite the Odd Fellows Hall
MIFFLINToWN, PA.

THE JuNIArA SENTINEL is published every
Wednesday morning at 81. year, in ad
vance; or $500 in all cases if not paid
promptly in advance. No subscriptions dis.
continued until all arrearages are paid. unless
at the option of the publisher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-14
ct ii6 unO mari pas Badet in rie CLINT
meneen Rpblen.

er ii6 unO mari pa$ Badet in pie CLINT
menoeu &obleu.
IS wdbrte cine 3ett, ebe ou3 Dem Sers
l6i6en nabe 5euer Die ieit Suiammen ges
buReenen Papere in 6Ianlmen IeBen uno
Der &ernidtung perIallcn laHen fCnnte.
Sic tritmmteu itt gum Gbeil pertobleno,
ais oh iie ben Sdmers bes &erbrennens
cmptdnoen, uno erit, ais oa8 8ano ab9ez
fallen unb Die etn5elnen 8riefe iit gel6it,
lpoerten iie bell aui, nm rNd tlrSer 3ett
pd in cin tamt ithtbares ,9duiAen gtide
ju perpauoeln.
Dtit itierem 8lidte unb uerIhrdntteu
2trmen, ais OBJ CT Der 6inri6mng zines
SumGooe Gerrlrtbeilteu Suidbe II. beruienle
ii6 ppn Der &Olljiebung Su per9ewtiiern,
ttano er re9un9SloS pa, bis oaS leBte Stildz
den Yaper perbraunt, Der leBte aufpir=
belnoe 6unten perl6ibt mar, - oann itieB
ct bart nit pem 6uBe Die 9tiAe auseinans
Der, Dab iic ii6 ;eritreucno bod uuiflO9,
wanote oem aamiue oen Rildsn unb ieBte
Itd) lpteoer all ben IiIh.
gtad einiger 3ejt perihIob ct oieDiappe
wieber, legte iie tort, lmo tnpem er lang
lam erbobenen ,0ouptc3 uno leudtenoen
8ItdeS in Dem 3tmmer aufs unO abidritt,
mar er bas 8ilp etueS ManneS, Der, gum
erteu Dtale pm etner idperen, prldens
Den Salt befrett, iih ipieber erbebenben, be-
gIildenoen uno betteren @eoanten uuoGm=
pinoun9en bingibt.
iIortIebuno fpIotO
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SelcorapbiCdes 9lilcrlct.

- 2lnl Die Gon0Crttrltn0S Inletbc ltno bis
lest i'm @an,tn 58 Dttaioutn iubicrtbut.
: Die gclri8cn StcuercinuabmCn betrn.
gen S453,297 .48.
Die Bitreidiide 6rcgottc ,,9IOpara"
wtro and Neiu Dort unO Bottom bciudCu.
- Ser Br6iOeut luirb nm bod luie0cr
mad, Californian cine ScrgniiguugS ma.
den uuo oicc AM %. oOer 26. autrcter.
- Der Dompier uEcnnciicc," Ocr bic
San Domingo Gommiiiion ant Soro bate,
lit 3ur 0iSpOittion geltellt morOen. (9G Sc
riid)te uon ietner mOigelbNten Scidaiicnbett
maren oemuat be9ritnoct.)
Die Su @nnlleu bcr 9tothlebenoeu III
6ranfrei6 Sur 3eit III Soitou lOttiinOcnOc
2tusitelluug crgab BON uorgeltern bis gCltern
Utittag cine @inllabnte bon $40, 900.
-9(m 6. <iul mtro in BbilaoClpbin Die
SQWeS s8crannlnng Der Naliona 9Iliocina
ton ber photographer, UerbunotH nit ciner
AuSltcllung, itottItnocu.
-NorQecrn Nbcub luurocu I'M ,,Sitos
Bart Babnboic" III Chicago Comm Winrs
ton, Iormaun III Der Sfice oeS ,,4robtbi,
tionileu," uub beicn Srau BON cintm I3uge
itberfobrcn unO oui Der Gtelte getOotet.
--3n Cincinnati por gcltcrn Abcno ein
id6ncS Norblidt iibtbar.
iionS.a0ent in 9euaD aDort, wirb felt Dem 21.
Wtdr; pCrnliBt. Setle Sither uno Red)uun=
0en itnb III SrOnung. Dan nlnlmt an, odB
CT oil ir9cno einen Srte, no CT nnbetannt
geueien, Qcitorbeu ODER oGB CT ermorbet nor
Oeu 1T. yIlS ct Sulett geiebtu purbe, an 20.
OlGr,, beiann CT fid) in Chicago.
- Ser Shauipcler SoDtb III 9Iciu Dorf
1T burh ctueu gcriAttidtn 8ctebl ungsGalteu
uoroCn, benz 6e3enienteu zines 9cluten $50
d)cublatteS auf getauite Bitlcte ,3utritt III lstu
GDeatcr III 9eltatttn.
- ylui Die geferu BON Der Regicrung in
NcwsDOrf olferirtcn DILL, @olc mnrbc bon
ben Sauiluitiget ITO. 135biS 1i0.2t gabotcu
Die Sumnle Der @ebOtc bctrng 104 Dill.
- Der S6eriii bon 8o0eter Gounte,
Gt..D., bat getern lpegcu 100000, luctd)e Die
,,Ltip.y yorfsr SeutralOa5ns Gomp0gnie" aus
urid)ieOcneu Grtenntniieu i1uloet, oui gotos
motiueu uub anotrt8 Der @eellid)ait gcbjriNc
Utobilar int GrctutiouSmege Stdlag gclelt.
- Srl. WtoreD, ein i'll Der BoltaultGlt 3u
WcGSranpilte bel GortlanS, NsO., angtltell.
ter ,,Glert," 1T pegen llnttri1la9ung BON
@elobrieftu uerbaitet lpOrocn.
- Die Departments rGbeiS Iuo onaeuie.
len mor6eu, oen Se0mten oer Territorial Re
gitruugeu MIR i'll brin9enbcn SaQeu llrlaub
gu ertbeileu.
- SIT Dem MorbproSeiie ipioer bic eSrau
6air III Gan Sran;iSco iblnB 9citern ooS Be-
ipeis sluinabnles Striabren. 8Giitlbe bate Is
Gage 9eoauert.
- Seed eate, Dtun., bcfiirhtet man, SaB
had Der 9tborns 5udcrsGrnbte Die 9noiuuer
eineu lleberfal periud)cn ,peroeu.
- Sergangcnen Wtontag eriroren 1870 Dfeis
len BON Omaha, gtebr., Berionen. Ste
gsb6tten Su ciner @tieltidaft, mcld)t 5id, oui,
genlaht bate, um SdnOereieu III 3lu9enideiu
III nebmeu.
- Su Sntaba, Nebr., baben in tcr lcttcu
3cit mrbrere Sraube itattgtiunoen, lueld)e paS
9Serf bon SranSltiiterlt ieiu iuacu.
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