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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
O

Among our visitors on Monday, we
noticed Mr.. John Slack, editor cf the
Bristol Courier. Since relieved from his
legislative duties and returning to his
wonted sphere, he appears greatly r%ejuyc-
mated.
As regards the legal attendance from
other quarters, VIC notice Maj. A. II.
Pettibone, ex-Attorncy General James
Britton, 1t. A. b. Wilson. and Mai. II.
III. Ingersoll of Grecneville, H.. NJ. Folsom
of Elizabethton Alfred S. Deaderick
Esq, and Mr.. Charles Vance, of Bristol :;
and Hon. p. p. G. Nelson and E. F. Akard
of Johnson City, and Mr.. Will II. Fain
of Blountville.
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n Efficient Officer.

The November Term of the Chancerv
'urt held for two weeks. An immense
GUN OF business was transacted, impos-
a vast deal of labor upon B. F. Swim
Esq the Clerk and Master. Notwith-
"ulhg tins was the second term during
S.s incumbency, in which time no
IL can acquaint himself with the rou-
O' the Office without unceasing appli-
On and research, everything was in
H. and the Court proceedings went on
Uu' a single obstruction. This is
O' Mr.. Swingle's efficiency and de-
I" and exhibits the wisdom of Chan.
'mlth's appointment. We can
worthy, efficient and devoted Clerk
Master.
John IL. Crawford is entitled to
'0n Tor his fitness as Deputy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
A Tragic Affair.

On December lst., Jack LowGer, living
on Panther Creek. in Hancock County,
murdered his wife for the purpose of we'd
ding another. He was arrested, tried.
but escaped the law. Afterwards he mar
ried the second woman and lurked about
the neighborhood. Last week he was
overhauled, at the house of his fathcr-in-
law, by the Deputy Sheriff and posse.
When discovered he ran from the house,
followed by the officers. and ~disobeying
the command to halt, he was shot in the
back the ball going through his body. He
was taken back to his fathcrinlaw's, and
is not expected to survive his injuries.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14

The Jonesboro Mechanical Association
net last Saturday evening and organized
BY the election of the following officers {:
Capt. Jeremiah Boyd, President, A. G..
Mason, Vice President. S. S. Luttrell,
Recording Secretary, 1. n. Babb, Finan-
slal Secretary. James A. Boyd. Treasurer
IL. p. Miller, Guard.
The object is to promote the interests
q Mechanics and We hope the Society will
BEL success.
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4 GEN nsS WNa4E1UXgei7tTma make
Thirty Years Experience
.HerAIN THE TREATMENT OF
HYroutri and Sexual DiSpacnS

"A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
q Theycheapest book ever publislIod-con-
staining nearly three hundred pages! and
one hundred and thirtyffne plates and en-
cravings of the anatomy of the human
organs ina state of health aFfd- disease.
treatisenn early errors, itsdePloFa-
bfeeepsee ne Dces npon tiiemiifd ind body,
.Hitlhtfe authors plan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
only rHtionalAnd successfulmode of cure,
as shown by q report of cases trchted.
A tuHhfaladviserto the marriedandtifose
contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free OF postlye 10 IN address. on receipt
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14

You who lead ~sedentary lives-Prin-
ters, Tailors. Shoemakers. etc.. will find a
great relief for the Constipation from
which you so often suffer, by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1t is a simple.
harmless, vegetable compound, sure to re-
lieve you, and can do no injury.
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Attention scheeI Beard.

According to the School Law, the last
Thursday in December is the time ap-
pointed for the last regular meeting of
the Board. 1t is important that all the
members be present. The Board will
meet in the Basement of the Court House
at one o'clock.
III. PRESNELL. Chairman
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
THE SCHOOL TEACHER.

One of the first things every one ought
to do, is to collect a library. There was
a time when the profession had no litera.
ture, but now teachers have as complete G
literature as any ofthe learned professions
The only difficulty is, the teachers do not
avail themselves of the advantages to be
derived from reading educational works
a. S. Barnes 4 Co., New York, publish a
Teachers Library which contains some ex-
cellent books for teachers and school off
GERS.
The standard of education in our State
is far below what it ought to be, simply,
because our teachers do rot read and post
themselves on the great improvements GO
ing on in school matters in other States
Reading makes a full man. As the teach
or SO is the school. The people are will
ing to do their part, but the subject of ed
ucatiOn is so imperfectly understood that
they do not know what to do.
School Journals are a great aid in stir
ring up the people. Teachers can not do
without these. We have hone in our
State, but they can be secured at little
cost in other States. Every teacher
should read, at least, one good School
Journal. Teachers who read little are
apt to get III the rats and teach in kind of
tread@mill style. There is no progress
when teachers do not read our educational
literature.
Newspapers, too, may be, made pow
crful educator. The teacher ought to
use them to stimulate the people to great
or effort for the nrnmntinn nf edncaticn
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BAPTIST AGE IT ,

Eyerywhere for the largest Baptist p
IN the world. Able writers, ALL the news
and constant IMPROVEMENTS. FULL Mar
ket Report. Sunday School Department
LESSON every week. An i~nflexible adj
vocate of Baptist principles. One price,
only So SO per year. The most aston
ishing premium and clubbing list ever of
tcred. or liberal cash commissions paid.
Specimen copy and particulars free to all
wlloNvill write to LUTHER IL YEAMAN
The Central Baptist. St. Louis, Mo.
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CHICAGO 14 = DE
STRUCTT0N

* full and complete history of Chicago,
phic scenes, Incidents and full details of
the disaster, by Geo. p. Upton and :. w
SheahaG, editors of the Chicago Tribune.
with over 400 pages, and 80 Illustrations.
1t Is noYaready1or delivery.
AGENTS WANTED.-Send 800 for
OUTFIT and choice of territory. Union
Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill, or Phila. Pa
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Large Porkcrs.

Mr.. Geo. W. Crawford killed a hog, on
Monday last, that netted 474 pounds.
Age two years.
Last week, Mr.. Isaac Broyles, of this
county, slaughtered a pig. five months old
that crossed 200 and netted 1G5 pounds.
Both hogs are Chester White.
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p CundurangO ~
Bliss, Keene Co.'S Fluid Ex-
tract.

THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
Cancer, Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Salt
hheum and all other Blood Diseases, is
prepared from the genuine fuNDURAN-
60 BARK. fromLoja, Ecuador, secured by
inc assistance of-the. autsorities of that
country 1t is the m o efectiee, prompt
aaa certarV alternative and bleed pHrifi-
or known. Sold by all Druggists in pint
bottles, having on them our name, trade
mark and full directions for use. Send
Ior CIRCULAR. Office and Laboratory No.
go, Cedar St., New York.
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Thanks.

We are under obligations to Senator.
w. G.. Brownlow. for valuable Public
Documents and a late copy of the New
National Era, published by Frederick
Douglas at Washington, d. G..
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of twenty-five cents in stamps or postal
currency. by addressing DIR. LA CROIX,
No: 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y. The
author may b~econsnlted upon any of the
diseases upon which his book treats, either
personallygorby mail, and medicines sent
-to-any part of tile world.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
Holiday Festivals.

A Festival will be held at Cherokee
Seminary on the evening of the 21st.
There will be an occasion of the same
character at Butlcr's School House on
Christmas night.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
rew Advertisement.

Lee, Taylor & Co., present a new adj
rertisement in our columns to-day.
Also, n sherif's sale of the Washington
County Rail Road Stock.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
WOOD. WOOD!

Those of our patrons or : Mo ~ho a Mssn NOTIFIED ot ReS
their indebtedness III MVb"' w
~ hiring it along forthwith.
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NOTICE.

oso Indebted to the subscriber will
Those Iho and settle their accounts by
please ass otherwise they will find
January the hands of an officer for col
them III JAMES A. DfLLwoRTH.
lection.
-..02u4
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d A L.
BY PROF. HENDERSON pREsNELL.

There is within every man n divine ideal. the
type after which he was created, the germs Of
a perfect person, and IL is the Office of education
10 favor and direct these germs kant
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
Mr.. James A. DiHworth
MeehanicaI Association.

Has n very interesting as well as impor-
Rant notice in orr local columns to-day.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
Postal Orders.

The Postal Money Orders issued from
the Jonesborough Office, for the Month of
November, amounts to $,358G,2S, which
amount is embraced in one hundred and
forty orders.
This is an excess over the previous
month Of 81 ,G07,53 and sixty four orders.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
WATER I'm HEATED ROOMS.

Rooms heated by a stove-eitber coal
or wood-should be provided with a wa.
ter vessel, and if this is not the case, a
temporary reservoir MIST be furnished
Where water for evaporation is not pro-
vided, the heated or dry air Of the room,
having great avidity for moisture, seizes
it wherever it can be found-drying the
skin. parching the mouth and throat, and
shrinking the woodwork and furuature of
our houses till they leave great gaps at
all the joints. To be agreeable and heal
thy, the air of our living-rooms in winter,
which are warmed by artificial means,
should be charged with moisture Dearly
to the dew-point, or, in other words, to
such a degree that fit should become a
little cooler, moisture would be deposited,
as the dew is on the cooling which gener-
ally follows the decline of the sun.
These remarks apply with full force to
the school room. Teachers who do not
observe the effect ofa want of moisture
in the air of their school rooms are much
more exposed to throat diseases.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14

b, los school Books OF D. b. SMITH
|in large street, Knoxville. They
and od inantities from the publish
herrrrssFeat Inducements to conn.
tuly19t4
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
Circuit Court.

This body convened on Monday last,
Judge. E. E. Gillenwaters presiding.
The Court was opened with prayer by
Rev. j. l.. Mann.
The following sovereigns compose the
Grand Jury, w III Hickman, j y Sbep-
ard, John S Higgins, VIM. McInturff, o
2 Martin, James NJ Brown, A Fl Broyles,
w NJ Mitchell, James Broyles, Joseph
Kcebler, Jackson Keeper, John TSmith,
and w X Hale. Officer Joseph Shields.
The following good and lawful citizens
constitute the Traverse Jury: W j Will
ians, A Furgerson. j NJ Grisham. j Il
Melvin, Joseph Booth. Elkanah Leonard
A Fine David Pritt, John Keys, j S Col
yer, Jonathan Higgs, and Uriah Hunt.
Officer Abrom Cox waits upon the Court.
Up to the time of going to press the fol-
lowing State cases have been disposed of
by Mol. Pros.
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Died.

Died.
On last Sabbath evening, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bell, near Sulphur Spring. in this
county.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14
S~arsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

A The reputation this ex-
l22 :. ! ! ] ]. ! ! ! !: ! ! |. J !. ]: ! ! ! ! J J ].
- ccllent medicine enjoys,
N2A Is derived from It's cures,
4ISA many Of which AFRO truly
@e43S marvellous. Invctcrsta
> cases of Scrofulous DIS
* ~ seemed sa.prsso2 via
A Il & corruption, have booa
G3 |GS purified and cured by n
wy Scrofllous affections nnd
-rHauTxkfHA disorders which " cye A.
akzezY gravatcd by. tbc serofs-
- 1ous contamination tfnef
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
! cured In tnch great numbers In almost every eco
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely nced
X TO be informed OF its virtues or uses. , \
h Scrofulbus poison is one OF the most dcstyrtc-
tive enemies OF our race. Onen, this unseen ana
unfelt tenant Of the organism nndermincs The con
presence. Again, It seems 70 breed Infection
throughout the body, and then, on some fnvofsb4s
occasion, rapidly develop into one or othor or It's
hideous forms, either on the surface or among no
deposited in the lungs or heart, or fumors fojsncd
In the liver, or i shows Its presence by cftfptions
on the skin, or foul alterations on son0 part Of
the body. Hence the occasional use OF a bottle
OF this S~drsapdrtfn is advisable, oven whom no
sse eatrs symptoms yTS ON q disease appear, Persons Gassr Is
ind Immediate relief, and, at length, cure, by tho
use Of this SARsIPARILLls SO. l'sn4e-
Ihemni, scaid Head, Iiing,rorn', Sore Evcs.i
Sore Ears, and other cruptons or visible for1us
eealed forms, as Dyspepsfa, Dropsy. Heovs
ue V1r10uS OfCcJOuS uucCuOuS VI ~ NiUrCuAdR
and nervous systems- aerHI jazz
phf or TencrcnI and Mcrcsfrfol ,Dfs-
cases are cured by u, though n long time is ~
quired for subduing these obstinate maiadies BY
any medicine. But 1ong-continued use OF th1
medicine viii cure the complaint. LetfcorrkoS
or Whites, Uterine alterations, and Fcnpu&s
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved aud ulus
mately cured by its purifying and invigoraung
effect. Minute directions for each &c Sc are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Ehctsn sftsyH
and Gotsf, when caused by nccumulations Of en-
traneous matters In the blood, yield quickly 10 II,
as also Lfrer Co,npTnsHfs. TerpsdifD, Cop0cs-
ton or Inflammation of the Lircr, and Jssss- =
dice. when arising, as they orcn do, from thu
ranking poieons in the blood. This slR6e~
PIRILLA Is n great rcstorer for the strength 2
and vigor OF the system. Thosc who nrc I0s-
guild and Lisftess, Dcspondcnf, nccpSesss
and troEbled with Ne,-ous 1ppreLessfsee g q
Fears, or any OF the affections sympfoMdccr o.
Weakness, will ind immediate relief and con
yincing evdeDco OF lie restorative power upeA>
trial. NRs-1T -
PREPIRED BY
Dr. u. G. AVER & CO., LsweIi, Hsss~
rrsctscat aad analytical chews<sss.
Id x ALI DRUGGISTS EvERrws11uE
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14

wh Clock.
4 "nom does the Town Clock belong ?
runa pay from the county to keep
| sting order? And why has it
somuaing still for the last ten DAYS?
Ee, "e One who is informed please
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.
The American tuTRal Of the Medi-
cal Sciences.

The American turnal Of the Medi-
cal Sciences.
EDITED BY ISAAC HAYS, NJ. ID.
Is published quarterly, on the first OF IAN
uary. April, July. and October. Each
number contains o two hundred and
eighty large octave pages. appropriately
illustrated, wherever necessary.
III.
The Medical News and Library
Is published monthly. each number cou-
tanning thirty-two very large octave pages
The Abstract OF the Medical
sciences
Will be issued in half yearly volumes,
about the first of February aud August,
each volume containing about three hull
dred large octave pages.
TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
The American journal of the Medical
Sciences, and The Medical News and IL
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Or The American Journal of the Medi.
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The American Journal OF the Medical
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The Medical News and Library, Ono
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For the small sum of Five Dollars, I'm
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The publisher trusts TO be sustained by
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amount OF valuablc practical
Notwithstanding the great In
crease TO the cost of manufacture. at
price without example in the annals or
medical journalism. 7ioctSd
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MORTON HOUSE. n New (

MORTON HOUSE, a New South
IHl ern Novel, by the author of .sVale-
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Price 81; cloth S1.5O.
1t is a story of the South, thirty years
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The young authoress who is Il lady of
North Carolina. has in her second effort
improved upon the first. Sent free by
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price. D. APPLETON d co. Publish
ers, New York.
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All kinds Of Printer Stock atthe loves
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OVER ONE HUNDRED PAGES.
Printed on Two Colors. on superb Tinted
Paper. Four Hundred E~ngrayings of
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scriptions and
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The Louisville Courier-JO.0ndl ex
claims:
"Up with the schooLhouses and dowr
with the Ku-Klux, is the word and if i
be spoken in time and with proper spirit
and emphasis, it will prove a word of en-.
chantment."
The district school yields an immense
influence in this county. The men who
write our school books and teach our
schools are the mighty ones who hold in
their hauds the -destinies of nations
knowledge is power.
Happy is the country when it can be
said the school master is abroad.
CHICAGO SCHooLMAsTER.-The De-
cember number of this educational month
ly is on our table. As a journa. oc edu-
c~ational literature and news, the School
MASTER ranks high.
Aaron Goal is the editor, and it is pub
lished svcry month by the Schoolmasscr
Company. Chicago and Normal, III.
Pric $1.0o a year.
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For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and cficctual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or goy
hair IS soon restored
to IFS original color,
soiM tile gloss and
freshness Of youth.
IT,. l.. l.-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14

Change Of schedule.
Bound West-MSA Train Isl, A. M.
Express Train 6,31, P. NJ.
Bound East-Mail Train 5.44, +. nj.
Bxpress Train no, A. ~.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14

These causes were dismissed upon de-
PENDANTS securing all costs.
State VS. Isaac Salts ct al dismissed on
securing Attorney Generals fee.
State VS. Samuel Milburn, ct al dis
missed on securing part-costs.
State VS. John Brady acquitted.
" Joseph Marshall acquitted.
State VS. VIM. Jones (colored) sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year.
State VS. VIM. Fletcher sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-12-14

Tho reputation this ex-
ccllent medicine enjoys.
Is derived from Its cures,
many Of which AFRO truly
marvellous. Invctcrnta
cases of Scrofulous DIS
case, where the system
seemed saturated win
corruption, have booa
purified and cured by n
Scroftilons affections nad
disorders, which " AZ
gravatod by. u,c seron.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29
GuropaifdDe sleberIid)t.

~9H Warl6au brrrIbt Nas
Ser iieb Gin ruliiihn 0eneral leinem
Gdrfen lasen, ta6oen CT ypleu eritidte.
Die ciYililirten U6lfer Gurppa'S antipprs
ttten jenem SSlpnsr NIT ben cla1Gl&en
@orten Marauis pcla'S: uDie @ube
eineS &irdbpfS." Der 0er9epaltiaer
Aller 8suBen fpnnte init tieltr 9ntiport
btS eirppdiIben Gbpro aans safriepen
ftin, bsnn Sie Hube zines Sirdbcfs 1T
cine bSdlf eOniersatipe 9tube unb ielbl be
0ru6sorSane per AllrrbSdt tieIelben
Wdren ielblt in Narl6au Yon ben Sp'srn
eer enrppailben 0rpBtaaten@p politif niht
afReirt rpreeG tenn ldon 8an Der
Aeunte bemrrttc I: Gin tocter Jeiup
rieGt INNER gut.
Sn europa berrlbt Gube! 9lber bic
Nniwert peldc tauienefiltis wieccrballt,
tdrfte ben 8SIfern nod l6le6ter aefallen
ais iene. MaraaiS pola'S eenn pic @nts
wort lautet beute Die Gube sor ecm
Sturme.'
Die HSmer balten unerlbiitterlib ar
ttr llebeSeuSuns feit RAP bic SeSenwar~
ti9en 3ufanbe nidt sen Dauer lein fSns
rem, bae cine slenperans II. Neitauration
eintretet mus, mag lie aud nod einise
Sabre auf lidb parten lalen. Yemers
fens'pfrtb iltin tieltr !0ini@t Gin jest uns
ter efi, '2hbdnsern teS papfeS COURT
rtnefS Gbrpnosramn,. ,pelGeS allo lautrt:
plo DlsCIpVLo CrVCIs trIVMphVs,
eaS mitbin fir Plus, cen S6iilsr res
Sreuses, ben lriumpb fir eaS Subels
jabr 1875 serteibt. (gletenbei lei bes
merit. fiber ausprud discipulus crucis
cine i6on pom bl. loieronyn,uS auf ben
eamalisen Yapit Damalus anaewanbte
Yesei6nunS0 Dab ter papit icneS SUI
tljabrned. .saa erieben boift fyrad,. CT i,,t
YoiSen Sabre ,peniSe Gage nc. h.. Soes
capation, bei Der Ginweibuns unr GrSifs
ming Der nsuen Sroben 9BalIerlcimna
aus, be nab ibm Otn 9iamen traaen lolIs
ts. .Nad eisiem Geie," 70 Rra@ e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29
I. 9nbnqat Soma Mitpo@ ben 90 Nebtmber 1871

li6 trit erfannten. Das SsubauS, eislt
GenIur bts Reiastases, perbinrert iecer
Vel1lHB In ter anseoeuteten Mhtuna.
@uf pieff @eIt ipirS Der Reitstas cine
Dantpfmaidins weldc fcrtpabrens
Dampf er,eust feinen serarbeitet une
teine SiderbeitSs s0cntile Sat, ,int tpelden
atsulafen. Cine iolde Wai&ine mus
plasfn. Der Observation-Disclosures etaust
ni1t gum &eItItledl tas tiirftr leer sruz
6e Wdlter nod bei 9ebeitssSiten erfabren.
Selbit ein eiierher &riegsl1ag tann ba
ni1t belftn benn no bos 8dnSe Iclf
tpebrfdbis unb TN &riesfibreit atdbt 1T,
tort II aud eas 9ett alImS9tiS.
5ranfreid bat leins &rtesslaulS nod
ni9t b3ablt ant fault ftcn Wilitirs
Pierre In DeahGlans unt llnsarn. Dramty
reid pia seleHft mSeis an6 tuSenbbaft
lvereen NlIes /! Mur ,lnt be Deutlden
~ f4la9en. 1eianeon. @cuea unb BEL
fort ,pereen serftSrft, bic Armeen reoraA<
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