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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

April 30, 1866.
On. ions BukL.-Dcar Sir. Knowing the efficiency o
your Sarsapara. and the healing and beneficial quail
ties possesses, send you the following
my case.
I was wounded about two years ago-was taken pris.
oDer and confined for six months Being moved 50 Of.
ten. my wounds have not healed yet. have ur
m omemt since was wounded am shot through the
hips Ny general health is impaired. and need some.
thing TO assist nature have faith IN Your Sar.
saparilla than anything else wish that be gcnr-
inc. Please express me half dozen bottles and oblige
CAPTAIN G. =. JOHNSON.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
T.. s.-Thc following written April 3oth 1866, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson;
DR. JouS BrM-Dcar Sir: MY husband. DIR. C.
ioh nson, was sku surgeon and ply stefan in Contra
New York. where he died. leaving the above q. T.
johnson TO my care. At thirteen years of age he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofua, for which gave your
Sar saparilln. cured him. have for ten years re-
II to many In York, Ohio and a. for
scrofua fever sores and general debility. Perfect
success has attended II. The effected in some
Of scrofula and fever almost
very anxious for my again have recourse to
vour Sarsapara lie Is fearful Of getting spurious
article hence his writing TO you for IT, His wounds
we're terrible, but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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eproPreteroft
u ort superiority over all remedes the
Tor the sArE CERTAIN cure Of que
ana Fever or Chiis aud Fever whether short or long
s.andlhg. lie refers TO the entire Western and South
western country To bear him testimony 10 the truth II
ne assertion, that in no whatever will fail to cure
II the directions are strictly foowe ed out. In a great
many cases single dose has been sufficient for cure
and whole families have heen cured by single bottle
win perfect restoration OF the general health II is
however, prudent and In certain TO cure
It's use ~ continued In smaller doses for week or two
aterthe disease has been checked diff
hcm ana iong-sanding cases. Usually. this medicine,
VIII not require any aid to keep the good order
should the patient however, require cathartc medi
cine after having taken three four doses Of the Tonic
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
viii be sufficient
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs
Rivers wife Of Reverend DR.. Rivers, Of the most
learned, eloquent. and popular Ministers Of the Metho
Episcopal Church, and who is at present stationed
at Broadway Church, Louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. q, 1869,
DR. JoHN BrLI-DEAR SIN: Many thanks to YOU for
he medicine you have so kindly given me. ! have
bee great sufferer for years, and had the advice OF
various physcans. Some pronounced my spine, some
my lungs. and some my heart to be the seat Of my
disease. have been burnt bs;ercd and cnpped until
had become dishearte Several very eminent phys
clans whs examined my spine informed me that was
threatened with paralysis or nppoplexy any day, and
that nothing but a seton would relievetme. had n
perfect horror Of that and as.hesitaing about having
one Inserted, when you kindly me your Sarsapa-
lila which Immediately begun to take three times
day. had suffered terribly with most acute pain In
the right side OF my head, especially when would
read or write for any length Of time. and rising my
feet would DO perfectly blind for several minutes and
would have TO hold to something TO prevent falling
l. am most happy to.nform you that the pain In my
head is entirely rclievcd suffer but seldom with my
spine and then not so acuiely. Ny appetite is good
indeed for the first time in my life enjoy my dinner
more Than any meal during the day.
ion kindly sent me four bottles again last night and
II began again this morning and hope to he entirely
relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
Very trulysyour.most grateful friend.
N. Is. C. RrvgRs
My Journal abounds with similar letters, all Of which
guarantee to be genuine and written by the persons
W rose name they bear.
do not suffer Yourself 10 he imposed on Don't be
drawn away after and doubtful experiments Don't
risk your health by letting novices experiment upon
you with their trash.
NY Sarsaparlla has stood the test for twenty 70
1t j. still the Sarsapara Of the day. and Of the
age. towering over all others in popularity and its
curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying TO palm on on you
other extracts Of Sar>apara. o-cacd. Remember II
Is DR. John Bulls Sarsapsra Of Louisville Ky, that
Is the old and reliable remedy for impurities of the
bl God and scroiulus affections. Always bear that in
mind.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
the counterfeiter brought TO grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls private
Stamp each bottle. DIR. John ull only has the righ
to manufacture and sell the original John Smiths Ton
Syrup Of Louisville Kentucky. Examine well the labe
on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on eacl
bottle do not purchase, or you will be dccevcd.-
See my column advertisement and my show card.
win prosecute any infringing on my right The GEM
inc Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self.
THE PUBMc's SERVANT,
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville. Kentucky, May 30, 1874
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FIzzLED OUT. The Radical speaking
which was to be at ireland OH Tucsda,
last played out, Judge Denny failed to
put IN az appearance. F.B. Posey, Esq
came to time, but when he saw the small
crowd, and learned that most everybody
hving about there was for Greeley, he
became disguised and packed up his
traps and started for Petersburg, dcclar-
ing that he would not speak. Such is
Radicalism.
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~ Gen. Manson has been nominated
by the Democracy for reelection To
Congress from the Lafayette District
We presume the old war-horse will he
returned to Congress by a largely in
creased majority.
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nv Lon gfcllow Inns won another grca,
victory, beating all competitors in the
sweepstakes race ut Long Branch, mile
heats, best three in five, in three straight
heats. Time 1851; AZ; / 1891. Total
@;o3& for the three heats. Glory enough
for the noble LOngfcllOw.
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" Mr.. A. +. Kelso one Of tho most re.
spcctcd citizcns of this county, is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence. Mr..
kclso Is not expected to recover. Ills
son Doctor z. &. Kclso Of this place has
been in attendance ut his fathers bed
side for several days past.
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For Real Estate Appraiser.
DIR. WilhOft's Great Chill Mcdi.
cine.

The pale army Of martyrs to the dread
effects Of malarial poison is growing
happily and beautifully small under the
use Of this providcntial of the GREAT
WILHoFT. Hundreds of thousands have
tested the virtues of the great ANTI
PERIODIC and not one dissenting voice
is heard to squeak its disapproval Of this
remedy for Chills and Fevers and all
Malarial Diseases. It has NEVER failed !!
TIE ARGYLE BrTTERs arc a delicate,
plcasal.. and hcalthful tonic, used in
families, promotes digestion and pre-
vents weakness of nerves, malaise and
depression Of spirits in general. Avs.
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~ Col. John S. Williams, candidate
for Congressman at Large, will speak in
Washington, Monday, August 5, and at
Shoals Tuesday, August 6, lie will be
accompanied by Col. Ed. Price, candi-
date for Clerk Qf the Supreme Court.
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" ireland remin,is us Of the little
Frank and flower garden story ats
walks arc most impassable, for The fresh,
"Ioomisg. maitlens Of the most tempt
leg Sxfiiiaacy, but we are fearful of
thorns; can the good, old, gardener
pluck us ono ?"-Who IL supervisor?
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Losr.--Mr. Jacob Bueglcr lost his
pocket-book, containing $3.50. The
finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this office.
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FRUIT JARs.-Mr. w. Erny has laid
in q supply Of the celebrated Mason
fruit cans, also tin cans with patent tops,
in great variety; brass and porcelain
Kettles, sealing wax, and everything else
a family needs in canning fruit. Cheap
for cash.
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GTWe are informed that there were
two fights ut the beer garden on last
Sunday. No damage done only a black
eye and Helps" smcller smashed ill.,
The parties were arrested on Monday
taken before Esq. Enthofcn, and the
town treasurer replenished thereby.
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@LOn Green went to the show at
Ireland, on Wednesday, and came back
looking rs happy as a big sun flower.
Lon says that the show was excellent,
especially the ice cream.
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For Sheriff.

| lOT SnefIHs
nA-We are authorized to announce
Dir. FRANK FINK, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Dubois county, at the ensuing
October election.
i W We are authorized To announce
Mr.. JONI WEIKEI, as candidate for
Sheriff of Dubois County, ut the ensu-
ing October election.
Nv We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM HENDRICKsoN, as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Dubois county, at the Gil
suing October election.
iU We arc authorized to announce
Mr.. a. Is. SPRADLEY, DR., as a candidate
for Sheriff Of Dubois County, at the en-
suing October election.
| TyWc are authorized to announce
the name of CHARLES INDEREIDEN, as a
candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing
October election.
@We are authorized to annoucc Mr..
JoHN N. MORGAN, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Dubois County, ut the cnsu-
ing October election.
w We are authorized to announce
Mr.. HENRY KTEwER, as q candidate for
Sheriff Of Dubois County, ut the cnsu.
ing October election.
For Treasurer.
" We arc authorized to announce
Mr.. FRANCIS BIEKER, Of Ferdinand IT,,
las a candidate for Treasurer of Dubois
county, at the ensuing October election.
W WE are authorized to announce
q. F. Hobbs, as candidate for Treas
urcr of Dubois county, at the ensuing
October election.
III We arc authorized to announce
Mr.. HENRY BECKMAN, as a candidate
for Treasurer of Dubois county, ut the
ensuing October election.
~ VIZ are authorized to announce
EDWARD STEPHENSON, rs candidate for
Treasurer Of Dubois county, ut the en-
suing October election.
IL We are authorized to announce
Mr.. JAMES +. SPURLoCK, rs "A candidate
for Treasurer of Dubois County, ut the
ensuing Oct Obcr election.
For County Surveyor.
UWc are authorized to announce
MIR. w. II. OSBORN, as candidate for
Surveyor of Dubois County, at the CHI
suing October election.
For County Clerk.
T-W We are authorized to announce
Col. BAzII. Is. EDMoNsToN, as a candidate
for County Clerk, at tho ensuing Octo-
Der election.
County Commissioners.
RvWc are authorized to announce
MIR. SAMUEL MAIN, of Hall Tp., as can
lidate for County Commissioner of
Dubois County, ut the ensuing October
nS We are authorized to announced
MIR. W. w. KENDALL, of Hall Tp., as a
for County Commissioner of
Dubois county, at the ensuing Octo Der
COVE are authorized to announced,
Mr.. JOHN q. STALLMAN, as n candidate
FOR County Commissioner, at the cnsu.
ing October election.
For Real Estate Appraiser.
@We are authorized to announce
Mr.. WIN. MONROE, as a candidate for
Real Estate Appraiser of Dubois county,
It the ensuing October election.
~ We are authorized to announce :
ALLEN Il. FLEMING, us candidate for $
Real Estate Appraiser Of Dubois county ss
t the ensuing October election.
I" We are authorized to announce i
Mr.. ELIAS WEST, of Patoka Township, Y
9 candidate for Real Estate AppraiscrlW
t the ensuing October election.
DR.. WilhOft's Great Chill Mcdi-
cine.
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~We were paid visit by Professor
Cline In company with Miss Mollie
Taylor and Miss Belle Young. Call
again.
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2 Ireland and came back, MS iu,c a..
aiict. What's up Doc.
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~ Romelli ~ Co.'S. show failed TO get
70 ireland rs posted. Having been at
tached for debt at Washington, In
diana, q few days previous.
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B U L l. S
Destroyer
JENNIE JOHNSON.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vHLaYow, WALKEn CO., Ga. !
June 20.
DR. JouN BULL-Dcnr Sir: have recently given your
"W orm Destroyer" several trials and find II
cacious. II has not failed in single instance to have
the wished for effect. am doing pretty large country
practice and have for article Of the kind
am, sir, most respectfully, .
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. y.
r. g. So unqualified and numerous are the cstimo-
malls In favor Of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space Is entirely too small to tell its merits
IL is an nfaliblc remedy for Worms. Try II and he
convinced See my Journal for full description.
JOHN BULL
BULBS CcdrOn Bittcrs.
II Illl's PcctOral Wild Cherry
Bulls Extract DuChu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
1.-THE above medicines prepared by DR.. ions BULL
at hisLabratory, Fifth street, Louisville, KY.
lFORSALE BY M. FRIEDMAN g. co.
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists &C
orally. May 81, '72-1y III
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JASPER COURIER.

% M - III IAnsNn, - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06


o. OF course I want your rec0llecuonf A, do not
rrcoect tine date Of the letter; II was written in
March, the Inauguration was thelith 81 March and MI
Grnnel appointed, ttnnK, one OF the last days OF
March ~ lEIOl ri =. IVA w.
O. Mr. Leet showed q TO you When did he ~ on to
New York with nv A. He went on very soon cannot
tell whether the same night or natYgI on h0itW 10
Mr Lest obtained tire 1etter ard went On 20 NewYork
Q. About how isaff a. ~eek r cannot tx the date
and eircunstsnesso Of such dinner cannos speak Of
q aln not referring to The date o. the dinner; Of
course II Mr. Gcinneu gave the dnIe he have been
washin gton be at H. speak Of the date sf the let
was that after Mr. Grinncu had gone to New-York
a, presaBe that Mr.. Granen was 10 New York when
the letter written 70 hlm tglT,gg li)nfh ~.
O How long had Grinnen left Washington when that
letter was written 10 him bsthc Preeidtnt A. That
cannot tell; caHpot recoileet, .ufb,lI LJnll ~
nQ Can you give no Idea OF the number Of dayst A.
cannot recoiiccI n u 6tob)ouugo sln 1919 ~
o.spJ aa fssS SSs n 81 ~ sl
Leet went on 10 Ssw,yors With this letter TO Grin
his Puss o. duty ASrs As Dc noe know iohg he re-
mafhefn New York ~ that tae have nothing ts n-
press ttupon my memory. 4. =. "a. Ill .
u Did you notsee bim vhsn be returned 70 washing
= How lohs sis.r his return did you see, hni A
g q You knew what be vss going for A. Yes stated
IN eonncstion wash the wafehouss busineks.
raf Order rnsnsssT L. Yea sir the conslgnlns VI the
Government soode 70 the warehouse.
Q, What you have since understood 70 be General Or
Or business l. he evidently referred " that
, 1872-10-19
From the Spectator, last Malz.)

The writer of the City Article in Thursdays
Times must have been dreaming when he spoke
of the indemnity which we shall! have to pay to
the United States t0clre M 0ut1S hence without
return, as one Of the elements tending to the
rise in the Bank rate of discount-to 4 per
cent.-determined on on Wednesday. This obi
cation would hardly have had a sensible infu-
ence, if the payment had been due three months
hence instead of twelve. The Bank Directors
would as soon have thought of taking into &C.
count the demands for mert years harvest.
The German festivities did not, it appears,
pass off without one ~fearfulul outbreak of the
evil military spirit. On the night of Saturday
the 9TH September, when the three Emperors
dined together in private with their Ministers,
there was a torchlight procession ordered for
the soldiers, but the police had made no proper
regulations for keeping the streets clear on the
line of march. AS the crowd was so great that
the mounted police could not break through it
though they rode down men and women freely
the soldiers with the torches in their hands ac-
tually charged the crowd, setting many on fire,
, 1872-10-19
From the ST. Thoma T5dende.l
TELEGR
ST. THOMAS STATION, 18th October.

New York, 18th Oct.-Gold 113. Ster-
ling Z p. C. Meal 49, to 81. Pork s143.
Crystal Sugar 1Oc. Flour, superior, 81
Is, extra 81. Market at stand still.
London.-Sugar, Muscovado GAS, Crys-
tails SIS. Sd. Demerara Rum Is. 93d.
Trinidad Cocoa 63s. Rentes $50. Con-
soils 924. Bank Rate 5 p. c. Sugar at
Bordeaux 1881. Taia at St. Nazaire 48
to 55f.
GENERAL EWs
Accounts concerning the Escurial exaggera-
ted.
Victor Hugo was elected Member of the
French Assembly for Algiers.
The Pope went on the 3Oth September out
side the Vatican for the first time since the &C.
cupation of Rome by the Italian Government.
Mr.. Lowe, in a speech at Glasgow, censurod
Chief Justice Cockburn for not having signed
the ultimate award at Geneva.
A new rifle has been patented by Mr.. Neigh
enabling a thousand men to fire $1,000 shots in
so seconds.
Farmers of the coast Of Peru are petitioniue
Home Government for a loan of 1000, 900 soles
for introduction of Cinnamon into the Country.
The Peruvian Government was asked to vote
a large sum for Irrigation of their National Ter
~ritories.
A serious riot occurred in Chill between the
police and artillery shipping.
Jamaica, 9th Oct.-Arrivals,-H. NJ. S. Fly,
from Belize, Honduras. R. NJ. Co. Steamer
Tagus from Colon will leave tomorrow morning
for Southampton, via st. Thomas.
18th Oct.
New York, 8th Oct-Gold 1134. Sterling
ST. Meal $34 to 4. Pork S143. Sugar Crys-
tails lee. Flour, sup. II extra So.
London.-Sugar, Muscovado PAS. Cd. Crys-
tails 3ls. Cd. Demerara Rum Is. 95d. Trini-
dad Cocoa 63s. Rentes IS. Cousols 924.
Bank rate 5 p. ct. Sugar at St. Nazaire 1881.
Iafa at Hayre 40 to So.
GENERAL News.
10th Oct.
Panama.-Great delight at completion of ca
bio Town plaoarded with what they call the
refreshing news. Steamer nile arrived at 5
evening.
The authorities of Berlin have stopped the
transmission by telegraph of a cypher despatch
Of 400 words signed by Napoleon,
United States Inspectors on the case Of the
lost steamer Iets, censure the Captain and
Grew and revoke the licenses of the Captain
ard first and second class pilots.
The enquiry into the loss of the BienviIle is
progressing.
The Suspension of Spencer Villa & Co., the
we'll know Boston Bankers is reported.
Negotiations are progressing satisfactorily be-
tween the Holy See and the Prussian govern
ment.-The question of establishing a nuncia-
ture at st. Petersburg is not settled.
Sir Sidney Waterlow has been elected Lord
Mayor Of London.
The damage to the Indian Jute Crop is esti-
mated at $4,000 pounds.
Jamaica, 18th Oot-R. NJ. Steamer Tagus
left here at 7. a. n.
The Colon Gable opened to the public.
New York, 10th Oct.-Result of Elections
held yesterday indicate Grants reelection.
, 1872-10-19
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Colonial Council for st. Croix.

Continuation of the Meeting 10th October 1927
l. Election of persons to convene nth the Tax COmmisln in assessing the rental of bOuSs in
town and cunty
The following were elected:
Fr Chrstanseds IOwi Md Country Jurisdiction: G Brandt A. Never with Is vohs emh.
votes
q Letter from Government concerning thes sale of Old Iron under the Military Department.
The letter asr ca aloud as follows:
Translation.
no@o consequence Of P"P@ from M w Moore of Fredeikted, dated 2Nd htm month"; offer
HgW buy all the old useless Iron Maenlf the Military Fca of which tho CdniLT Treasury
A65' DC "NWI to dispose the Gov@nnetd directed the Commander ofhe Military Force to for
"aua N3 al hel 0n-dah1 which it would be desirable to SELL bemg usees in the public
saEco Inc commander has IN compliance Herewith forwarded the mM@d List from which it
VIII pc seen that there aen the dHr~nt Forts and Batteries iron oamos and balls to a total
"G8uW I9"op IDS @b IS expected mis- weight vii be reduced somewhat owng to the very
Ola and rusty state of the gu& Mr. NWWehas oflap price ol cent Id, orm nS197S 16
lr mM@ ARTICLES with the bHgatOnt have them removed at his wne expense from the different
places mere they aelo located Thee Government is of the opinion that this offer should be accepted
as e Pe@d ordnance etc question can Donger be used as SUCH and are unfit for other p-
poses; ana IN a@ordanCe With ) ) 60 and 81 of the Colonial Law the Government would propose
Tm| u OWmEdO oma give Its CONSENT the sale of said old Materials as abWVes aede Venm-
any WIN an allowance oP to 10 Ct Hmy of he articles should be found to be 50 rseden
uW W purchaser be unWHrgt to take them without such allowance
IL Will furthermore be SeentO the Military Commanders aforementioned List that there are
D@Sa mWnpefO Ola muSke-b1leS of lead, weighing in all 1928 b. which are suppose to have
a VMqeH 10 cts" pr bMSlDO7. Mr. Moore has, however stated that hehs no use fr thoseb bull
would further luatt the Councils CONSENT TO the sde eventually also these articles for the said
price
The voucher to be returned
St CnxN a 9th SntemlMr1 1872
, 1872-10-19
REMARKS.

On the 9Th of November last year the Government laid before the Colonial Council a similar
the End discussion nteC Council on the Goth of thatm month, the Bill vas derd to Committee of
ralh for Resistance from the public funds which had ooaaOned that proposal because he expected to-
be able to obMn the necessary means from others sources to carry on the anuey the further Discus
snS on the natter dropped athe time. In new memorial of the 2nd of last month Mr. Hanson
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16
Neuc'te8 per xeleocarb.
g t. . |, 8. Wat.

- Die republitantlae Staat6srscu
tip; COMMITTEE in ct. 2pufs bat eintn
Mufruf sur NbboltunA Don @ountpz@cn<
vsntionen in allen Ebeilen oes Staatse
sreeben la1en, gum 3wede her Motii>
lrun9 pes r%e9u'dren 9eer6 Der republifa>
ntl6en Yartei fir ben 6elc3us.
49, @it GROCER 8eRimmtbeit mtro Der
i9ert, ber pfdfoent perbe Germ 6aQ,
ben M(itenten pe6 Minifers pes MuS>
mdnieen ableben, neil eerielbe es ni9t
la6en t5nne, aus ber @&ule gu i&meben.
Som @onsre6 Z. mat Sc
at.-Der Senat belddftt9t ft6 nit Der
pofbubsstbtQ uno ipesitu nit Amence.
mehtS III bcrielbtn, wel9e auf BE Cub
oention perl&tepener pofoampftrltnten
abSweden.
SIM 9ouIe paiFrt cine 8iQ, mel&e
etnen &abatt auf bic @btefeYfeuer be-
mi4iet 100 berielbe. In @oaperneuentS>
Maea3tnen perbrarnte. T..
Die plenarcpmmtttee ,eHpfeblt ben,
9auif @trei@un8 her Gtn8an8stlauiel
Der EarifbiQ, unp pas baus senebutel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-16

Sn Brootlpn 1T bic, 2et@e bee
tpetlano N6e6or<4 ltitenteu G. NJ ar,t
Nnber1on auf 8eranla0une bee
Gatsr6 eenelben a%ufeeerabeu, uno Re,
Nfasen Dem prof. Dorem1us CUR Nnalyle
ubereeben rporpen.
Der @ater eiebt an, ct CLAUDE oe6 Ietn
.Sobn pur& pei1en Trau, mel@e etn UNI
erloubte6 @erbditntb NIT einem Doctor
,SriIb unterbolten, peretftet poroen.
- On einem Gof &iper 2anbunasz
pldB tn Sem yorf fam am 9. ,. 81. per
erfts Gau Don SOnnenfih Dor.
- Nidter Sad bon benz 6flfpusae<
ridt in Stem ycrf fprad in Be,ua auf
BAG @s(eb, weldes oaS beimlide Eraaen
Don Wafen perbietet, feline u%nmaeaetlis
de Meinun9 cabtn aus paB pieles &C.
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