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Notice. to We ~.

NOUR TAXES FOR THE PRESENT YEAR
j are now due. II not paid by the let day Of
December. 1873. ~ pea cent will be added to the
same. Pay up and save costs. X. 7. KENYON,
Treasurer and Collector,
~; Deer Lodge County. NJ. T.
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g. ~IAnr tr The Cameron MI! at
Cable Ii 10 rrsun" operations soon crushing
or" e., kohts Il Ben! This is 'loat.rock
wash"! "ul !"rinr their placer mining "pcr.
Hli"ns this Season and ii is estimated will
keep III" Mil employed ahou, one month.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

Have the finest bar stock in the West Side any
other side aud two Of the beetruDnng billiard tables
In the Territory. Special invitations to the whole
comm nity to-c0me and sec 70.
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Hay Fer SALE.

l will deliver the best article of UPLAND HAY in
aud around Deer Lodge on the shorcs. notice. in
quantity to suit. Ssri orders 70 my horse.
?si-tf \. ELLIOTT.
CorroNwoop GREEN, October ~. ISIS.
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A. Hoo,h's Fresh Oyssers just secs'ysd u
WV. C0l8HAH'A
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If you are In want of cartridges of anykind
200 Go to VIZ. COLENANs.
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('OCHINS.

will spare one pair of large and splendid Partridge
Cochin Fowls, bred from my first premium imported
stock For further particulars addrcss ME by mail.
CHARLES RCMLEY.
22t-ns Helena, " 7.
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MONTANA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER p, 1873.

tainnient will nc varied and pleasing. Dia-
L.xu,>. rhetoric. charn.ies. iHl,leaux etc.. IRE
I" E run some If the principal f~a'ur.s. II
the same ia'rni can IN. secured and the per
t"rnlanCc .nn,lr sQnal Ia the exhibition We
made 1T Oussrlv.-s lat winter. Il will ie
v"rg'-'us. and well worth g'anK many miles
m zee ! prrtlic, grand .uccess for the
new enterprise II IL sonnet Thing We need
very much. MS We have no Library or Bed
Rock Associations to rely upon for enter.
tainment Of highly intellectual and moral
character.
WANTS To SMOKE.
1perused. with pleasure. your advice to
those editors. correspondents. contributors,
&c, who delight in personalities, and Who
exhaust their stock Of dictionary words in
calling each other hard names, and cmphst
ically state that l am willing to smoke one
or two pipes of pesrc with ''R" the IH0
soulian the NORTH WEST, or any one else
who may feel themselves aggrieved: and If
the same effect could be produced by mo'lcr.
ate indulgence in genuine Havana, l
should not complain. but take one with any
Of them with pleasure. echo, "let US have
peace" but the war horse of the MissOulian
has trained down to fighting weight, and
judging frem his last issue doesn't want any
peace IN h's'n. Yours truly.
Truthful JAMES.
ATTENTION, EVERYBODY !
STATIONERY SCHOOL BOOKS MISCELLASE.
OUS BOOKS.
;u.t Received this day direct from first Houses.
Tur LARGEST SrocK or Books AND STATIONERY.
THr STANDARD SCHoni ROoKs OF MONTANA.
PAPER States, COPY BOOKS, PENS, INKS.
ETC. ETC, ETC.
The Latest Literary and Standard 8seks.
Bay before the assortment ie broken.
as4- D. =. KENYON, Deer Lodge.
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
AZ Subscribers IN e Days.

Mere coming Father Abraham.
Ju-t ninety seven more
W.-l-y hand. IN the following order
Ter 80 NOR" New North WtsTs this
w,,k- or al i,ss, neatly al the order comes
from hlm. Since we published The lists OF
new subscribers. commencing September
l3'll-i? days ago there have been added
besides III" renewals Of old subscribers
During that time eleven whose subscrip-
tons had expired. failed to renew. leaving
me-, increase Of 43l We'll. all right; We
never kn,w II publisher I" find fault with
such little ccceh,ricirics "f Lightning
Agents, aud there is siilI room for more.
Thank You all. aud Next"
MISCELLANEOUS
Richard Dunn. B,.hicr jeff. &" N 7
W " Nottingham -
&c Collier 81 Louis
} W"miwnid Canyon Ferry
Mrs : \ tamrhrli Chicago Illinois
) " Powers C'"t"" Mc"gher 60 Montana
W Irninrdi (rnircvllr
Chas Anccn. Hamilton Gslla',n Go
f. Noise Central Park
Jos, pa l. "" u nan Helena -
Dc, " Alien EouI:r jefferson - -
J j Reeve, WiIInw Greek Madison Go VI T
r. & Stevens Havana Madison Go Montana
J j I"wr >rcrnug " "II-om Co Montana
j T.. Hall DIAMOND Cay M-ny!cr Co NJ T
WI liam Burton Boulder jefferson Co NJ r
Snul"r Il Lowry Helena Montana
4 J Manning Muric," Gcorg.a.
Kichnr I'OplIn Lawrenccburg Tennessee
l. II ChiIds Pioneer Montana
BUZEM,N, GALLATiS COUNTY.
T. Il Wariird Arcniba.d Graham
w : Mckenzie Waller Cooper
1 u Fancc;i Ne + ilclnzc
Jacob Oakwo r Harper
Nouns Il Wo. sham W IL bailey
ilrnry Kitchen Holman l. Bro
Ellis Il Davis Dr. IL s Osborn
Thorn. IS Col or Martin Meyers
Samuel Lewis john BINm
ID Carpenter VIM Page
l. - Adams W \ Smith
Spirth IL Krugg WIN Parsons
4 W Tanner John Mccormick
n Buwhaidt w l. Perkins
Jar"b Thomas John TDmlns0n
Charles a Mogcr & q Holloway
Charles d Lal,rctch
G,LLArIN. GALLATIN COUNTY
Miller & Ryan Henry II Sharlnan
J II Gallon j Il ID Street
J WINNER VIM Goodyear
X Miliigsn James Gallagher
Is Il Wells T. l. CrOnch
W r iinrris Frank Sloan
J q Hopping James II Ross
srRISGvILLE, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
T Y McCnurt James Thomson
Abraham Lee
RADERsBURG. JEFFERSON COUNTY
Warner & Wilkinson Percy Smith.
J W Hamper Alex Mellon
Ohio Curtis 4 7 duff
Reuben Raider : II IRWIN
Frank Wells J Thomas Miller
VIM Qlinn George Bchringcr
J Il Weston EO Pencil
j r Allen Edward Wilson
! A Pcasc Tlus Dunn
Archie Macnmbcr A J smith
Alex Prolfit Is + Brmi,rick
John keating q l. Norcm
John J Jtprhhaukh
DIAMOND CITY. MEAGIER COUNTY.
JAS NJ Frazier 7 + Collins
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NEW GOODS
FOR TIE FALL AND WINTER.

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.
SIN nov receiving extensive shipments Of INV
Dr.ss Goods.
SEswls.
California and States Flsnn~,s,
ts-.imcrcs,
Twceds and Jcancs.
blankets.
Gnghams,
Kni' Goods, &c.
The Best Brands Of
ca' he'd aud Brown MnsIiss and >hrttings, EmhrOid
"i"-. Ribbons aud Fancy ';toi-, IN great variety.
Ladies M-<,..' aud Childrcn. Wooden Hosiery. Of
al descriptions
Ny stock o: Carpets and Floor Oh
Cloths cannot he rxcell,d IN variety "f
s:yl"s and quality o: -ood-.
ASSORTED STOCK or FLOi'R AND GRAIN
SACKS.
BEST HYDRAULIC HOSE
J carry N" LARGEST S.ocs in this lin" Of any
house in DEER Lodge county ard wall give Gus.
toners tho benefit in Low Prices, which my
advantages IN maxim: "xt"r-i." purchases enable me
to do.
An INSPECTION Of Stock in STORE aud WARE.
IlOt'SE IL respectfully solicited.
I SprriHlty in Gents Underwear. At
Wholesale Ur Retail.
Orders filled with care and dispatch.
cHAs. BLUM,
?33 Main Street. Deer Lodge
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Reading and Card Rooms
For Gentlemen.
4 Fine parinr Piano l. nj the Service
-! EucSis.

N"'n'm vii h'sprh I" r'n'l'r tn" 1ahls .h'i,-
!Ht"! +" ~" mr'I Erh ur"au i.~r". and III" h'urt"st
apm",t''s.
thHnktnl for ia.t patronage ia" r"utinnum"" at II
l. Irarl Il llN snirii.,L
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The Tables will M Supplied with The
Best the Market Affords.
.harr VI Pu,Air Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
MRS. JORDAN.
san P"s'I Eaildin,.
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SAM. SCOTT,

LAsr ParENrs The following patents
Lnnl Ohre. lI.|""n where they can b. ob
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p " $50 At At e ss q as xo;siH %: SseS
VI either sex young Or old make money At WORK
for Ne In their sare mon,ents. all the time than at
anything else. Particulars free. Address q. Stisson
&C.,. Portland, Maine
lust received A. Booths Fresh Oysters at
WI COLEMAN's
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On aud after Monday. October CIT the above rates
will b. charged n, the JORDAN HOUSE
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We're coming Father Abraham.
.Du-t hiH,iS r,Ncii more
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Reduction Of Prices.

Jordan House,,
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UU6C " eUSnu uSCs StCppCu wv Ou OuC
of the bee,Iing rocks. that stand like giddy
pa,.re,s on Gibraltar. and instinciively
uncovered my head Tie scene was
a REVELATION OF VAST sUBLIxITy.
Bewildering splendor, Incompatible
grandeur, here meet and mingIe in the
superb garni,arc Of these gay. coIored. col.
ossxI walls; thrilling the 6ehnlder and heg
CARING description. My Father. thank
Thee" wcllcd up from thy heart in grateful
praise :" the Master Natures Great Artifi.
CCF
But the Falls! Come stand with me
LOok down beneath Us thousand perpen
dicular feet and sec the tOaminc water arth
out OF sight. From our position We can zee
"rly the top Of the Lower Falls rs they take
their splendid plunge 1T $50 vertical fett.
Lux up stream. There in full sight, only
eighty rods n'ave US, arc tho Upper Falls.
making magnificent cataract Of 40 feet.
But your eyes will not linger in that direc
ton. These Falls. grand rs they are Of
themselves, here seem mere side fixtures to
ado'n the marvellous concayity beneath and
before Us.
- lie who observes 1t. ere be passes
t;azcs his ill, and comes and comes again,
Tina, he may cali il ny whe.: Tar away,
My first impressions as recorded In my
pocket diary are here introduced:
THURSDAY, SEPT 4TH. 1875.
About 10 o'clock reached the Grand Can.
yon and Falls Of the Yellowstone. No
words can express the awful beauty Nature
here displuys ACCOMPLISHMENT, vondcr,
glad surprises met me on every hand !
moved cxcitedly from cliff to cliff, and
caught giimpses Ut
THE bold RIVER LEAPINa DOWN
4 precipice several hundred feet in height.
forming mighty caiarsc,; hut In the won.
dsous Canyon, Il seemed little cascade q
ils"u and feet beneath me. The river.
though two hundred feet wide and 20 feet
deep, seemed frDthing brook child might
step oyer. - Il sped away from tho snowy
opuoD" q the bottom ut ting C9nyoa. Some
faeseQtjc scssmbling eoQE comnlenccd n . !
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\ VERY sad affair occurred in Hopewell township
on Thursday evening of lasr week. the particulars
of which, as far have been able 10 gather, are
follows: Mr.. Harry Gates, a gentleman about
seventy years of age. Stopping with his SON.
Martin Gates, who resides along the old plank
road. During he of he day the little chill
dren came 10 he conclusion hat il would be right
and proper have chicken for supper for grandpa,
and aft er consulting mamma on he ques ion. who
acquesced, they apprised him of the arrangements $
made. and. having been told that he was good
shOf tii rifle, rcqucs, ed him to shoot the chicken
The old genll leman had no desire 10 display his
skill. and was on the point of refusing when the
mo- her int erccdcd in behalf of the children. The
rifle bought and loaded. and grandpa
starred The barn. which is but a short distance
from the house to kill the chicken. The mother
and little boy about four years of age stood in the
door to watch he proceedings. The old entleman
wandered around 10 the far side of The barn, when
he espied plump, fat pullet, perched on sick
the barn floor. He took aim and hred-ihc
chicken dropped with lis head severed from 8
body. but the faral bullet sped on a mission for
which it was not intended, and after passing
through the barn door (inch bOard) struck the
child in the face Immediately under the left eye,
and, pene ing the brain, caused dea: in four
minu es. The bereaved family and the heart
broken grandfather have our warmest sympathIes.
Bedford Inquirer.
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focal coRREsPoxDEScE.J

81 AUGUSTINE NOV ~ lSf0
EAR FREEMAN-Nei her barren win er with s
nipping fros nor suspended hanks wi h their prom
iSrS pay TO have The leas influence upon
old young in this cOmmuni Y. No later rhan
las Tuesday week, Thaddeus Conrad and Albert
Ivory promised, in The presence of Ea her Mem
rue have and 20 hold, from that day forward, for
bet er, for worse Miss Amanda Ivory of he frs
par and Miss Ellie Whar of The second. On
he same day. Squire Burns gave Jesse Oshel. of
Clcartield coun Y, a dis inctIy undcrs and tina he
should keep he peace towards Hannah Snyder. Of
Cambria cOun Y. during he balance of his ural
existence. To cap The climax. yes erday our old
friend. Joseph Meyer, of 10 falls. becoming 'ired
of single blessedness, linden uTcd himself Mrs
Mary ROddy, of 81 springs, for indefni c num-
ber of win Ea her Michael, o. $ B.. frOze hem
toge her. Truly may etiuse wi h the poet:
Age and youth, wi h smiles and Kisses
Were busy 'mOngst the maids and misses.
CLEARFIELD.
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WILLIAM KITTKLL, -4hoTney-
at-Ld,c. EbensbHrg, Pa. Ofiee in Col
onnade Row, Centre street. S2o-d-l
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
UTIDOWS' ADVERTISEMENTS.

w Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Appralsements of Personal Property
OF decedents, selected and set apart for the
W ldow 5 OF lntestates, under the Act of Assem-
bly, OF ltth April, y. ID. 1851, have heen filed in
the Registers Office, ut Ebensburg, and will he
presented to the Orphans Court. for apprOya!
and allowance, on WEDNESDAY, TIE Sd DAY OF
DECEMBER. A. ID. 1873 to-wit:
inventory and apprascment of personal
property appraised ana set apart for III ercsa
A WCible, widow of Andrew WeiGle late of
Cambria township. deceased, $500.
= Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart foI the use of
Eve Rider, widow of John Rider, late of Sum
MERRILL TOW nship, deceased,-SI31-5 So
3. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised ana set apart for Sarah Can
an. widow OF Robert IL. Canan, late of Johns
town borough, deceased.-S3G0
4. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for Mary Don
oughe, widow of Patrick DonOughe, late of
Allegheny township, deceased,-s500.
JAMES NJ. SING Err, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Nov. 3, 1873.
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SALLY LUNN.-Take three pints of -four one
and half measures of Banner Baking row
der, two teaspooufuls of salt; mix Thoroughly
and sift, then rub in one-half cup OF cold but-
ter. add two eggs, well beaten, and one pint
cold sweet mIlk; bake in square long pan;
eat hot with butter.
Each can OF the Banner Baking Powder
contains a small measure, to be used even
full, according to printed directions. If you
cannot obtain this really valuable article
from your grocer, send twenty-five cents by
mail addressed to Banner Baking Powder,
+. o. Lock Box, 81, Pittsburg, Pa, and yOu
will receive, postage paid. quarter pound
package, together with "a list of flfty val MA ble
RccipeS.
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THE Huntington Globe dishes up romance in
-Ioyc-A Swindle-and Lawsuit pous old
widower, with laundering to max second ven
ture is one of the parties to the tale patentright
man who induces the old gentleman to invest $4,000
for the right of several States in his patent ana IN
addition agrees to furnish him with rich wife; is
anothe character. and the wealthy lady alluded
TO is the third The old gentleman furnishes his
notes PAYABLE in sixty days. for the SS,O0O meets
the rich female and, il being case oil mutual love
at first sight, they become engaged me patent
ripbt man trades several of the notes for horses,
and is making off wilh them, when friend OF the
old gentleman smells mice, and opens his eyes 10
the fact that he has been dipped. The man OF pat,
ents is tracked TO IIolldaysburg, but haYing had
wind of pursuit he leaves his drove OF horses there
and ncontincntly dcpaT's himself "Jennie RoD-
cr:s'- the wealthy widow, in he mean inc returns
10 Altoona and now the holders of the notes are
irving 10 force their collection in the Hun ntlnSdon
court. The first tilt on a more amounting 20 s'o5
came off las' week and the jury decided thar; as
the note was given through fraud, the maker
could not be held for the amount. Iherc are > III
some ff. cen Of these $500 notes floating around,
and when due ii is likely additional law business
will turn up before the ''widower VIII pay
them of.
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE Notice

- 11N1 > T. N = NJ 1OE ~ OJlc6
AZ is hereby given that the following Ac-
counts have been passed and filed ia the hcgis-
ters Office at Ehensburg, and viii be presented
10 the Orphans Court of Cambria county. for
confirmation add allowance, on WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER SD, "A. ID. 1873. tO-Hit=
]. The first account of Henry Warner. admin
istrator of Anthony Hunt, late OF Jackson
township, deceased.
.. The recount OF Francis o Friel, trustee ap-
pointed TO sell the real esI5te of JAS McGough,
tate o. Allegheny tow nShip. deceased.
3. The first ana partial account OF VIM Kit
tell, administrator Of Hugh Jones, late OF Gam
bria tow wEShip, deceased
4. The final account OF VIM Caldwell, guar
dian OF Frank \. j JaDstOn.
3 The account OF Francis O'Friei and Charles
Miller. executors of Daniel Ailler- late OF Los
retto borough occC3scd
& The second and ma! account Of William
Young. executor IF Isabella Brown, late of
CuuCtIIaugh borough, deceased.
? The irzt and fiUa account of JnO. J Youpg,
guardian OF III. H. Brown, a minor child of Isa-
3. The second and final account of }. 4. Ken
nrdy. administrator OF Dominic Mcbride. late
of Carroll tow nsi!ip, deceased.
.. Ihe account of John Benton. admtnist ra-
tor cam tcStdBiC1tto f,ftstccp of JoSeph Iarimer
late Of JOhnstoru borough, deceased
10. The pan tlal account of james J. KavIor.
executor OF Edw aTd A Bunk, late OF Wgshius-
ton township, deceased.
IL. The first and partial account of Ellen VI.
Walters. administrative OF Henry p-aItcrs, late
OF yohustoWR borous Ia. dcceasCd.
u The nrst and partial account OF HeFl,sFa
Hithpgcr. administrative OF Christian Bibnger,
late Of Conemaugh borough deceased
l3. The trSt and final account Of Jos. Criste,
guardian nt Eliza ana Daniel Kyle minor ei,il-
dren Of Wiaifred Kyle. late of Washington
township, deceased.
Registers Once. ESens5urx. Nov ), lSia,
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CTRAY STEER-Came to the en-
! closure of the subscriber. in Chest township
about the first day of June last. a DARK
RED STEER, two years old last Spring. Said
Steer has white hairs intermiXed with the red on
both fianks, but bears no private marks. The own
er is requested to come forward. prove property,
pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will
be disposed of according to law.
JOHN LANTZY.
Chest Twp, Nov. q, 1s73.-3t.*
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
~ writ of FL Fa, issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me
directed. there will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Court House in Ebensburg, on MONDAY,
THE lST DAY OF DECEMBER next at l O'Clock,
p. NJ, the following Re al Estate. 70 wit:
ALL the right, title and interest of Joseph
Sherow. of. in and piece or parcel of land
situate in Carroll township, Cambria county.
Pa, adjoining lands of Henry Hopple, having
thereon erected two-story frame house and
frame stable, now not occupied. Taken in
ecution and to be sold at the suit of Michael
FarbauGh- w. B. BONACKER, Sheriff.
SherifT's Office, Ebensburg, Nov 10, 1873.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE Having

- been appointed Auditor by the Court of
Common Pleas OF Cambria county TO report
distribution OF the funds in the hands of the
SherIn arising from The sale of the real estate
OF James Rose, the undersigned gives notice
that he will attend for that purpose, at his otc-
IN E5eT -Sburg, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
1873. at O'Clock, NJ, when and " here all Pere
sons interested may attend.
JGEE s. riley.
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ESTATEoFBRIDGETE. EVANS.

- Dec 'D.-Letters of Administration on
the estate of BRIDGET L. EVANS, late OF Cam
bria township. Cam bria county, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
persons Indebted TO said estate are requested
TO make payment, aud those having claims
demands Will present the same. without delay,
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN a. X ENNEDY, Administrator.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
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fir etn erbli6es uno anitedenbes 2etoen.
Wtan benube Des6al6 nten1alS etnen 0aDn
ober etne 6eune, tDel6e oie g%ertn9fen
Symphonic 0eriel6en Setgen, CUR 310t,
tpenn man 6aS l1ebe1 bon feinem 6iDnerz
6ofe fern balten tDta.
9aS erite SDnnptom ser Granf6ett lit
etne 8ergr0Berung bes Nu9eS, %Derbullben
nit pGnertgem @ltsiebcn Ser 0orrDaut
nnb Srubun9 Ser SUPPLE, ipel6 lebtere
me6r tpte getp0bnli6 5uriidltegeno gegen
bic ieitlt9en 2tu9enipinfel bin eri9etnt.
Sci 8a6rne6mun9 Oteier 3et0en brtnge
ma1t 0as Su6n auf etnen bena6barten
9u6nerbot (tpenn trgenO tDunIt9) mo-
ale geiun6 ftnb; ba Bic &ranfbeit in bte7
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anoeren -9iibner bartn; aber6em miro
it6 6aS fren1De 6rbn IN Ser erifen 3ett
pom Den Sn5alien bes tbm nenen 6I6nerz
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Die 9etlung l3neu. bod battle man IS Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
ssrofs ataao G3nteretefa.

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per6en mitRe1, INN ite it0er fetnea gu
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