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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-20

CRIsTGDoRUS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
produces shades Of color that seem to have been
brought out by nature herself. They know, too,
that 1t s free from all injurious matter, because
they have used 1t for years, and thus tested lib
process more certain than even chemical analy.
sis ITSELF. In fact the daily experience Of multi.
tudes OF both sexes, confirms the declaration Of
the drstanalytical ehemistin America, that the
Excelsior dye contains nothing deleterlods to
health" A good dressing should DO used after
the dying, and the best is
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIVR.
jangdGw
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09
AGENTS WANTED ! :!
For tho livcst Book on the Far West ever written
BUFFALO LAND,

-Rvw e. WEBB Just ready The mysteries and
narves of the mighty Plains fully and truthiuily dS-
scribcd OVERLOOKING with wit and humor The APP
peudix complete Guide for sportsmen and Emgrants-
Over Fifty Original and Striking Illustrations OF the
finest character Send for particulars aid cure ter
this is the greatest chance tor max
.iny money ever offered Agents. Address, E. HAN
NAFoRD CO., Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio, or Chi
cago Ill.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09

ONE pound of potatoes, carefully cut,
will make one hundred sets. These will
plant a hundred hills that should raiso
from two to three bushels.
SOAK beet ard carrot seed from twelve
to twenty-four hours before sowing. This
forwards termination and helps them to
come up as quickly as weeds.
AN English writer advises young ladies'
to look favoIably upon those engaged IN
agricultural pursuits, giving as reason
that their mother Eve married gardner
He forgot to add, however. that the gar
dener lost his situation IN consequence OF
the match.
SoAp.-A young lady who makes all
the family soap gives the following receipt
for good cheap article: add to ten
oparts of water six pounds Of quicklime
fshell lime is bestl and six pounds Of COM
mon washing soda. Put all together, and
boil for half an hour. and let it stand al!
night to clear Draw OF the lye. and add
to it one pound Of common rosin, ana
seven pounds of fat (any fat will DOL
Boil this for half an hour, then let IL
| stand till cool, and cut into bars.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09
;eH. WouLDIWERE A CHILD AGAIN

signs the wea-y and exhauste; one, the lsnguor
and lassitude of spring comes upon him. Come and
receive vigor strength from the wonderful South
American TONIC
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09
J u R j B E B A

Long and successful y used in its native country as
PoceIfl Tonic and Potent Pts-ifer Of the Blood 1t
is found excsed the antcipations founded on
its great reputation According to the medical AMI
scientific periodicals. of london and Paris it possesses
the Mosr POWERFUL Tonic properties known to MA
TERRA MEpIcA.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09
ga SURE PREVENTIVE FOR THE BoREn. .

Of all the varied class Of enemies or
pests land the number is legion) to which
the apple tree is subject, that of the bor-
er is pre-eminently king. Unlike other
pests, he commences his work Of devas-
tation down at the base of the tree, con-
ceals himselfenrirely from view under ths
bark, and whether the sun shines. the
rain descend, or the cold winds of Au-
tumn blow, it matters not; he is steadily
and steaIthily at his work. Sooner or
later the tree shows signs of premature
decay, the growth is retarded; the bark
becomes shriyelled, the leaves assume
wan or unnatural appearance, till uiti-
mately a lifeless stub with few stray
Cling branches is all that remains to greet
the eye of the beholder, while the ejacu-
lation, swell. that is the last money
shall throw away on apple trees from
the disappointed and unsuspecting far
mer,, closes the last act in the drama OF
apple orchard culture.
It is safe, we think, to affirm that's least
one fourth of the apple trees throughous
the country are more or less injured by
this king Of pests, and very naturally the
inquiry arises-is there no preventive or
no remedy for this destructive little
tyrant, or his mighty work of devastation?
To this we are happy to reply in the afir-
native, and will now give few simple
directions in answer to the first clause OF
the inquiry:
First, then. in tho Spring, as soon as
the ground breaks up, remove all mulch
ing from the tree distance of at least
four inches, keep down the grass and
weeds. leaving the base of the tree ex-
posed to the sunshine. Scrape slightly
and wash with strong soap suds.
Now, as the eggs Of the borer are de-
posted at the base of the tree about the
first of July, then in two weeks after. or
about the middle ofJuly, 60 to the drug
eists, get an ounce of carbolio acid to
every fifty trees. mix with three quarts
of strong soapsuds. and apply with an
old paint brush to the body Of the tree,
and particularly at the base. Shout
heavy rain occur Immediately after, then
give second application, and also anoth-
er about the first of August. Repeat
this operation for four or five years from
the frst year of planting, after which
single application yearly about the mid
die of July will generally suffice. and this
to be continued until the tree has out
grown its antagonist. Thus may king
borer be made subject to the will Of the
operator. A. Pratt. IN Journal Of
the Farm.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09

AN editor whose subscribers were re-
miss in payment, lately published the
following announcement in his paper ::
ITO save our readers the trouble of send
ing their subscriptions by post, and to
relieve two unfortunates. we shall send
to each of our debtors, in the course of a
few days, two collectors, one OF whom
has hardly recovered from the small pox
the other of whom has just taken the
Itch" The delinquents did not wait to
be called on, but paid their dues prompt
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09
8arnr amn 6aroeu.
BUTTER--SUGaEsTIoNs TO MAKERS AND
SHIPPERS.

ORlPPERS.
At present. and, in fact, there always
is more or less complaint from the coon-
try shippers against the consignee in re-
gard to the price obtained for their but
ter. Now the fact is it Is not always the
fault of the consignee, but the consignor.
If country shippers would only exercise
o little care in the packing Of butter. there
is no reason why they should not receiYo
the highest market price f~ their offer
ings: but most dealers take three or four
different small lots, aud pack them ell
together, in one package, and send them
here as choice they may all be choice
lots of themselves. but it is almost inn
possible to End two lots Of butter alike
there is either difference in color. or
one has more salt in than the other. and
that is easily detected when thrown to-
gether and packed solid. Choice butter
to sell for the price it should. must DO
choice in every sense OF the word that
is, it must be sweet. perfectly straight in
color and all of one making.
An Eastern circular says: ''fn addi.
ton to perfect clea niiness. in all matters
pertaining to the dairy room. without
which it is impossible to make fine butter.
particular atteHtion should be made to
packing and sailing. Tho best butter
makers use fine dairy salt. An ounce Of
salt to pound of butter is the rule, al
though where butter is sold as soon as
made, a smaller quantity would suit many
buyers better" In packing butter for
this market use ash or oak pals or ash
tubs, and be careful to soak the packages
in strong brine forty.eight hours befors
packing the butter Country dealers
should keep ash tubs and have their
customers buy them and pack their
butter at the CARRY, and never in the
store, as there is not only uniform color
in that which is dairy packed, but the
quality is the same right through the
package. and the appearance Of the ar
ticle is every way more preferable. After
the butter is packed, clean cloth should
be laid over it and covered with salt. If
dealers would follow thes suggestions they
would soon find that they would get from
six to eight cents per pound more than
they are now getting for what they call
choice Chicago Journal
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09

Fresh Garden, Flower. Tree and
Shrnb, Evergreen, Fruit and Herb
Seeds, Prepaid by Mail. complete
and tudicious assortment, 25 sorts of
either class, S1,00. The six classes,
$50 Packets for $500. Also, an i'm
mense stock Of one year grated Fruit
Trees, Small Fruits, Fruit STOCKS,
Young Fruit, Ornamental and Ever
green Seedlings, Bnlbs, Roses, Vines,
House and Border Plants, &C.. DC, the
most complete assortment in America.
Prepaid by mail. Priced Catalogues
TO any address, also trade lists. gratis.
Seeds on Commission. Agents wanted.
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mass.
Established 1912. 42-3m.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09

OLDEST MANN WISCONSIN, ohm
Mucka, of Hartland, Washington Co.
in this State, died on the first of Sep
TENDER last. He was born on the fifth
of May, 1859. So it will be seen that he
was one hundred and twelve years, three
months and twenty-five days cid at
death
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09

If we think of religion only as means
of escaping what we call the wrath to
come, we shall not escape 1t we are en-
tirely under it; we are under the burden
of death, for we care only for ourselves.
james Anthony Froude.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09
LOUIS SEEGER.
Fashionable Barber and
HairdreSser.

Shop on Sth Street, adjoining the
Post ONCE having totally renovated
his old and well known establishment,
respectfully asks the continuance or
the nattronage Of the citizens OF MANI
toWOe, promising that he Will spare
no efforts to please all Kho may favor
hiM with call. Ie-eIy'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-05-09

1t is estimated that snow-storm IN
New York city gives temporary employ
ment to over s, 900 men and boys. The
aggregate sum paid in one week for re
moving snow from the sidewalks is S.
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12

Elm, uelfe an Ort unb Ste1e iofort mad bies
lem unsliid 9eiammelt purben. Otelen An9a.
ben 3ufOlge iiub burf bas ifarfe uno anoauern<
be Grobeben pom Is. San. ~aleroinss Sde.
NADIA uno bic u%mliesenoen Srtlhalten talt
gang 5erfi6rt moroen, bod muroen babel BLOB
118Wenihen get0btet uno A u%errpuuSet. uh1
ben oboa1loien 8%emobnern Elm norbwenolgeS
n%nterfommeH 81 ihaffen, iillo BON ben Sota!<
beb6roen lofort Die nothisen WaBre9eln ergrlf-
fen rporben 5urg rtbeiluns ponIlnterltiienn9er ,
fiir's@rfte aus9ofalmittelu. Cur Serthellun8
Der ~yalergudoigi" uerliebenen nnterftitung
bon 10000 8ubeln 1T Elm @omite Inter benz
8oritse oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES errihtet
worOen nno bic Yertbeilun9 oes Seloss bat
lett benz 25. San. begonnen."
Shemad)a liegt al Der Cambridge 5ptlfen
Cliffs uup 8afu am 6uBe oes Sautalus, un'
gefdhr IS enaliide Wfe;lel BON leeterer Staot
e%ntiernt, 2316 SUP iiber benz @aipii9en urS
1880 SuB iiber benz Shiparsen Meere. Sde=
NADIA mar friiber Sis Der 8~e9ieruns, Der
b~duisen grDbebeu pegen wurSe oieIer aber
ifon Dor sebu Sahren mad Bafu am @alpt-
iteu Meere perlegt. Siei groBe armenilhe
&irde in ShemaGa = Die SeuOlferung be
ltebt bauptidhlif ans Irmeuiern - erlltt i'm
Iuguit mo September 1869 bereits bel ei.
| mem @rbbeben beoeutenOen Sha0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
GtnDanoeruna.

Die vSun" brinst BON j3eit su 3eit Gtn-
ienbuueen iiber Die @inmanherun9Sirage gSir
baben uns Der Safe ieit Sabren NIT 8arne
aneenommen, aber leieer Seitens Der ensli,
iden Yreie nidt Die llnteriiisuns sefunoen,
melde ie iomohl perolent. Neuerbiuss bat
fid bic Gun" einperitanoen NIT unlerer, Dor
Der Contention gemaften grfldrung geGu-
Bert, baB bic Sauptbilfe, nm @inmanoerer
hierher 81 brinsen, eur6 County uub 2ofal,
Srganiiationem ersielt meroen mitfien. Sc,
rabe 9aS empfablen mir in Der Noreiie, bic
i'm lebten 9erbite benz 9olfe untcrbreitet
murbe. Die ySun," ODER menigitens ibr
Correspondent u.s." geht iebt meiter, inbem
BON agenten ilab europa empfieblt, INN o,e
@inmanoerung mad 0tarplano au ~f1roern.
DAP Der Ginpanoerer ben @eiten porsieben
ioute, vweil bort bas 2ano moblieiler tit uuo
Der meme @nfOmmlins cine gr0Bere 3abl ieiner
2anbsleute uorfinoet," mill inns ntdt einleuf.
ten. Ser beutide GinpanOerer fiuoet beute
in Warplanb genu9 Qubaltspunfte, uno mas
ben Sobenprets anbetrlft, 10 1T berielbe bier
nieoris genu9 - 0ant Der Snoifferena, nit
melfer man bisher Die S6rberuns Der Gin
tuanberung bebanoelt hat. Man organifire
iid in ben Counties, 9ebe iorsfdltise Stati>
itlfen iiber ibre Sage, ben 4reis oes gooens
&C., erridte IN Baltimore elm Central : 8ii.
reau, ienbe a1jdbrli6 auf einige Wonate eli
men tihttsen Isenten nad europa, Der ae.
eignete SAriften iiber unleren Staat pertbeilt
uno anbermeittge Gusfunft giebt, uub made
iih beiouoers nit benz @ebanfert pertraut, oab
Der NnfSmmlin9 miafommen 1T unb man
nen@isentbiimlidfeiten (oie r%einigeielihaft,
li9er uno barmloler Natur itnb) niht britt
fenoe @eiese in ben Neg felt, unD er ipirb
fih bier nieoerlafien. Sine Yramie fir iein
Sierbe.fommen-oas &eiiegelo-su besablen.
pie Der Correspondent Der vSun" porlhldat,
lit Shorbeit. Der %@innanoerer, tpelder nit
Der Nbfiht, Qarb anSufaufen, bierberf6mmt,
bat 6onbS, Der unbemittelte ltarfe qeIunoe
Grme uno ben @ntl1luB, bier poran an font
men, pte eS Snnberttanlenoe leiner GoraGu.
ger 9etban baben. @ine llberale anidanung
iiber Die @isentbiimltffeiten oes oeutihen
Ginpanoerers, feline @insmdnsung ieiner &C.
ieaihaftlihen gteisungen uno cine 8ecosni,
tion ieineS SolteS fir bic @ntipifelung Der
Silfsquelen bes Staates, bas 1T aaes, mas
erbeii6t nirb. @ountp. uno Sofal- Sraanilaz
ton, elm @entrals8 iireau in Baltimore, bic
Sertbeilun9 BON 9~eeigneten Srohiireu, um
ben Observation-Disclosures anSusieben, un=
teritiitt our9 peri0nlite @rfldrunaen aeeiane<
ter aSenten uno praftiihe 9ilfe i'm Wionert
ieiner anfnnit, ueroen balo erfreulide 8elul-
tate baben. Selbltuerfanoli6 mug bamit
aud 9anb III Sano bic MaBnabme aeben,
baB Der neue IntOmmling BEN taatsbeamtell
bet ielner 9auonn9 5usdnslih lit uno linn
ni6t i'm Sntereiie BON @orporationen Dor
feiner abreiie mad amerifa bic &eiieroute
Dorge5eidnet ,uirb. +
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Cine ridbtiae 2lnidbauuna.

Aleranber 8. Stepbens iast in Der 4tfarrz
ia, @eo., Gum" rSb be arbeiter- Gony
BENTON in Sbio ben rittisen Wann aetrof@
ten bat, I'm III benz groBen prdioentifafts.
@ablfampfe ben pereinigten @oborten oas
Yanier poran5utra9en, fOnnen mir nod niht
ia9en. 8ir fennen &idter Dapis su ipeniq,
aber es 1T erreulih fir uns, baB mir nifts
u~nsiinfiges bon tim tptfien, bas i'm uuae-
eisnet fir oiee Stellnng erldeinen ldBt. Gs
1T tpabr, er unterfiiste ben &rieg fir bic COM
ftitutionele Union nit groBem Otter uno 9d%
bisfeit, aber, per1n mir ieine Steluna perfte-
ben, ieitoem Der aries 81 @noe 1T, 10 mar er
Ieltoem Elm ebenio entifieoener @eaner bes
Heuen &rie9es, ben bic ~raoifale Meminiira=
tion sesen sebn Staaten Der Union erSffnete
nno nod 9esen bic Contribution fortfiibrt.
0te1eS 1T beute Die Iebenbige
GRACE mir merben ais Bri-
Der allie begriiBen, bic, ohnebie
fribern Mnteceoentien BON Bar.
tetnamen sur SABINE 10 a & rer
Sreihett feben! Wir pieberbolen, mas
mir idon oft seiagt babeu: 8ir iinb sufrie.
ben nit ir9eub eiueir Wianne, Der i'm aroben
Sample bes &onititutionalismns aeae1 bic
Standardization auf Der oemOfratiiden 9eite
ftebt." 81
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Mnttinfrit min q dlm1he.

Die gri6Iaffuns Der Reroenfrdfte, iuelde cine rrs
luTt su torperli6er ODER 9eiitiser anftrensuus in 10
bobem @raoe berporruft, bas iie tpirfli9er ~llniGbi9z
felt fat 9feidtommt, uno mas rplr Matti9feit nsns
men, entitebt aus peri6iebenen triafen. Die baupt=
fd6Iidften fino conititutione1e S6udde, beige 9uit
per6unoen nit 6eu4tisfeit, ttimatiide 8erdnberun-
gen un0 Die auf cine LANCE Sranfbeit ~fol9enoe forperz
ti9e Geiunbbett. aber mas au9 bic llriahe ieiu
mag, es mus uoat9 tlar isin, bnB, ioeun bas He1pens
spftem u~nseb0ri9 eridlafft 1T, Gtpas Su ietner
Spannung erforberli6 lit. Dieiss gtlpas 1T go
%ffetter's Sitterer, fuelher aI9emsir ais bas Mttz
tel sur oolitdnoi9fen uno ibleunigiten Wieccrber=
iteluns torperlider 9rdite a~nertannt lit. SIS 1T 10
srinoli6 uno tpeit unb brett oar9etbau, bab IS elm
9esenitanb ~pofitiuer @etuiBbeit mo p~opuldrer Gti
lenitaIt 9euoroen, oaB Der Stttere nidt nur Den
Sorper luieberberitelen miro, penn CT ourd 9ranfz
belt 5~errlittet uno ab9ema9ert lit, ~Ionoern, lp5nu Ius
itematii6 eins snomulen, 8orpcrn BON Ratur aus
i6paber Contribution ibren araitmaneel eriesen
miro, inoem er eiuem ihpddIiden Spitem neues 2e=
ben einfoBt uno es nit Der 3eiunobeit un6 Strait
a%u5iiattet, ruel9e Die Natnr ibm ueriast bat. aua
iest Der 8ittere ben S0rper in Stanb, ben entneruen=
ben Ginfirien Der 6ibe, Seubti9fett uno Ses gSet=
lels zines miIben NIT eiuem betBen SIima an nioerz
iteben. @r lit aus beiem @runoe 9~tetienben uno Be
fpobaern in Der bsiBen 3one uno BerIonen, Die pI0tlt.
den Bitteruu9slue6ielu Gus9eiest iub, ~beionoers 5u
empfebleu. (6t-6tulu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
+SpIepb Massint.

@ie bas &abel beridtet, lift Oieier Gage So.
Ieph Massini aeitorben. Wenige Widurer
unlerer j3eit, ielbft nidt 8. Hapoleon, babet
elm 70 pielbemegtes Qebeu hinter itf, oils Der
italienijhe Igitator. SIM Sabre 1908 III
@enua, oils Der Sobn zines au9elebenen Ar5=
ties, aeboren, tpuroe er fir oas Stuotuln Der
Redfe beitimmt, mari fih aber beretts in ben
Siinaliuasiabren auf bic Yolitlf. gu anfarg
Der oreiBiaer Sabre betbeiligte er itA on ben
repolutiondren Yerluhen our @inigung Sta
lien's; er muBte besbalb- fieben uno wurbe
in @ontumaciam 5umSoo nerlrthctlt. ytlt
Nusbauer, aber nidt INNER nit Wirot9uu5
Der t%batladliden 8erbaltniiie, arbeitete sr
ieitbem i'm N~Islanbe, balo in Der Shmet5,
balo in 6ranfrei1 ODER gn9lanb oil Der ans'
fiibrung leiner oemofratilden, polttiit@locta=
len Plane. Die Serene yDas iunse Stas
lien" uno ,Das iunse Guropa," welde in
ben b%etreifenoen &reiien reuolutiondre !3Dede
aulreben loaten l1nb tbeilmeiie aud anltrebs
ten, maren lein Werf. SIM Sabre 1888 perz
anlaBte Wtas3ini ben ginfau in SaooDen.
aus oieiem 9ruuoe mnBte er 1887 bic
S1meiS nerlaGen, morauf er in Barts nnb
Qonbon meiter conIptrtrte nno bon bort aus
ipieoerbolt uerlufte, reoolutionare @rbebu1z
gen in Stalien anSu3etteln.
Nab Der Gbronbeieigun9 bes iestgen Yap-
ties. rittete er Elm Sbreiben OIL Denielben, ibn
aufiorbernb, iid on Die Optic Der ital. Be
wesuns 81 iielen unb 10 Die 8ieoer9eburt
@mropa's norsubereiten. Gad benz auf-
itanbe BON Wailanb unb Der @r0fnung bes
ttalieniihen arieses, 1848, finoen mir Inn oils
Sournaliiten in Mfatlano, mo er ieoo6 Der
piemoutefiden Sade mebr idaoete, ais niitte.
Nah benz RiidSuge Der Yiemontelen fob er
mad Der Shmei5, aber ihon i'm 9erblte bel'
ielben Sabres mar er ipieoer in 8om, mo er
in bic republitaniihe Gontituante 9epablt
uno I'M Sriibiabr 1849 in bas Sriunlplrat sr'
uaunt muroe. Sreunoe uno @esner tlagten
i'm bamalS on, burd leine 3dbigfeit bic I'M.
Mite uno blnttge Sertbeioigung Rom'S se9eu
bic Sran3oien uerlanSert gu baben. Selt il.
ner Neuolutton irrte Ma53ini entpeoer als
6li1tltus in Der S9meia, in Sranfrei4 ooer
England lumber, aber er beuubte iebe @elez
genheit III neuen Iufitanosoeriu6en, ioDaB
tbatidflih lett 80 Sabreu fein politil1es
greigniB in Stalien %eintrat, bel Dem bieler
uupermiitlthe YerihnDrer niht bic Sano
I'M Sptele bate; erit 9eltern tpnrbe nod be-
ridtet, oaB WaS3int in Sprol cine meme re-
publifanilhe Snuafion Stalien's porbereite.
Sb9leif lett Sabren frdntlid, luar er INNER
unermiiollb in leineu reaolutlondren Beltre,
bungen, bic oft nit nidt serin9em 2stbtiinne
in'S Werf geebt purpen, obpobl man feinen
GrunD bat, ieine Semes9riinoe au5u5peiieln.
Ra53ini mar eben Elm fanat1ider Hepublifa-
rer unb muroe in Solge Der beiiehenoen @ers
bdltntie gum fanattlhen Heuolutiouar.
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Tiir ben Besirf 2etpisbnra fuurben W 8
&arptbers ais poriteeuDer aeltefter u. bic Sta.
tioniruus folgenoer @etflt9er empiobleu:
fir
l. ben Ser. Union q &ierih; 2. bic Citation
9 Sobr unb 6 6 Sarris; 4. ben &r. Ubite=
beer Us 8 Daut8; 5. bic Niitou Milton u
$ Sruine unb 8 M 8raoer; 6. bic WiifiOu
Sanuiue Us 6 Oetweiler; Z. ben &r. @olunl.
bia 3 Us Bod uub q 6 Saneriads; 8. ben
ST. Srangepile 90 so &robmana; 9. ben
Ser. 9ugbespile Us Us Rbobes uno 6 80
giener; 10. ben &r. 9u3ern y g Srpis unb
cine Safans; IL. ben &r. @pomiug 90
SbortiB; II. ben Sr. Suaquebunna 6 Wtats
t1tas 10. bic Citation 9uibOre & 90
Morris.
S Us 8eut ais Broieifor am Union 81
ulinar uub Ufitglieb Der auartal @onferen3
beS &reiles Union.
Sir ben 8esirt 8iGiamsport fnb g.
Smitb als poriisencer aeltefter uuS fOlsenoe
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