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Scoiia, - ~ you
1t was bitter cold night, the full
moon shining with freezing light over
u cold eypanse Of glitteiiug snow,
the branches of the glen tinkling and
cracking under their weight oficic!es,
tho stars glistening afar of | had
run across the beaten path that led
from tho house to the barn, to get
some of the red baldwin apples that
we're packed so sEugly in the oat bin,
for Mr.. Cornell hGi come to spend
tho evening, and my mother took
great pride in her uupretending hcs-
pita!ity. But iust ~ | stopped 20
lit the lii ofthe bin, a rustlius noise
ia the hay startled mo Before |
could utter low cry that trenblc1
on my lips, saw it was Stella So
yern.
Stella Severn. noighbor Lock %
woods "bound girl, Il wild. reckless
thing, who received u bad name at
everybody hand, uni contrivcd
somehow, to get blamed tor every
scraI.o thai oGaurrol Whether
stella WAS really bad or not, no one
could tcil--.hut somehow sho was
poyr tuaily under tho ban, Mrs.
l.oc wood, astiff rigid dame of the
PUr..aLir type, turw no more how
to nianege Stella severn than the
matron!v hen ooiGrreholds the row.
in,; uat'..e .. Ni.tfui iucllings that
taGa to Y,ter il a',i,9 of everything
and for some recent csc,.pade, :ho
'ull details OF which 7 did not know,
hli been forbidden by my mother
even - speak TO stella.
"ica, 1t ia l." "a stella slowly
roaring hogseif oat of tno .e'eese, .:
the may .ul a....uS ~ mo with her
h!g Andulas.,.l eyes. aud Am oh
40 ool1 -
What aro you doing here ~ |
asked in some perpiexity
81 am trying to sleep said Stella,
II have run away
run away? "What for T.
Because I couldn't stand it euy
longer. Mc Loc.wood accused
me Of bcin8a ihiei---shs had lost
some miserable old teaspoon or 9th.
er-ani | wont be called thief"
Put Stella, 1 ogiod, AZ couserv-
aiive nature thrilling with ne vague
torror at tho mere iden q, such bold
measures as those. ''wl,at are you go
ing to do
'Ths Lord only knows, Stella
answered, with moro reckless truth
than reverence.
"Perhaps mother would let you
sleep in our spare room, said.
perhaps she wouid!" scornfully
retortel Stella. NO decent person
lots nue. in
I II mean TO ask her"
"Ask then, and got scolding fo'
your pains laughed Stella bitterly
But it is 30 cruelty cold, and mo-
ther wouldn I turn out dog in suct
weather az this
Perhaps so--but am verse TIM,
o dog. You mean kindly, Eli,
iIoartt, but you'll find out the foil.
of it,
made no answer, but rau ~ ias
as I could back to tho house, wler.
braathless aud painting, I preferred
my request.
'"A thief! A runaway! In m.
house T. cried my mother.
a lazy, good for.nothing, whc
would rather lilo in the sunshine thar
work any time" echoed Deacon Cor
nell.
"Go and warn her of tho promi
sea, Immediately" said my mother.
II dunno but I'd ought to go fo
the constable" obviously remarked
,, the deacon, feeling his stubby beard
u l walked away d!sheartened. Stel
'rhecy had boen correct. Blu
mined not TO desert m,
,thus. Creeping up i
ook q solit~' a-''or-bil
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Teslin, the Old Mans Love.

Teslin, the Old Mans Love.
Mrs. Clarl. had boon roalinG tho
Beechcr.Tilton scnuii until her
faith in man had dNinjled down 10
u very fine point. sho had poor
opinion of thcm.
She had noticed that her hithorto
loving spouse had, for the past two
wesks, been low spirited ami down
hearted.
She Thought that perhaps he. too,
had been lod from the paths or vir
tue b. the deluiins voice Of some
bewitching siron. and that his lovo
for her was growing cold But how
to find out II such was tho case
Josephus did not show ANY signs of
producing statement, or Of confess
ing his guilt to y mutua, friend.
For brow corrugated, und her
hands clcnchnd ~ she broodoi over
imegirary wrongs, anl shc dcterm-
mod to pu. the iiiclity of her hu.'
baud to test
But how 10 do it, that was t'io
question.
aha. I have 1t, said aha trium
pLantly. IN drown myself, that
is, iigu-ativo!y.'
Clark WAS FARMER ia Bood CIR
cumstancos, and being sevaIa! years
Younger than h;s vito, nnl goo!
looking, it kept her IN 4 state Of per
pctua! worriluont ami ioalorsy. htr,,
Clark proceeded to put her plan into
execution,
JuSt bol''ud the house was u very
deep well, that had not boen used fo'
spiae time, and it waa covered ove'
MA bJHri-"o prevent Uss cattle "olu
l.,'liuG into i.
She removed the covering from
tho VOL, aud placing her bonnet ,nd
shawl upon its brink, sho cn.wlod -
undor u largo gooseborry buso /,
await developments.
! Tho weather WIS cold and she We
ncIriy folo" b'to,c sLe saw hci
'hrsra.I 'nI hitr3 mlu coming ir"..
~, ha'l ..4.s .A.y had boon orh
,ur
Clar- paaa9a by tho VOL without
MOTTO, ~ tic ciothiuy uEC tae niroi
.mIn 4.w nom NJ ,!Gye " ~ oi nor
!ror
: No, ~ ue, Mr. Clark! Your
WHO has thrown herself in tho well !
he shouted trantica!ly.
Mrs. Clari ovpeO;od that her nus
band wocld toar his hair ana rnsi
to ths elee OF the we'll. anal, alto
ca.iir', h n al, Tho cnie,rlng no0lo.
he c,oid .'iuh n, descend into il.
wat,ry doptr, u! nag" search oi net
cold. damp "orp'a
Bat Cark i!d a't ~ aAYtIo2 o.
the kind y" G!'m'y n'N Il 'f'9'
co -" Of in,,t,t' "a Il '"of "r'"o:,'h
~s .hc "''i !"o,;c' '.'.'"' inSo At
" HN"'t Ne u" G'f. MS D. 1'i' 'od'
'ali ho, without any ehot.o!. wort.
speIHin" o. "''ka' 20" nF ''e'
1.aiIs n,%E ",tr "a,''n' ~ ,, . ".'
ssa o.,,ln' % h'','t g. n'. -, v.s'o 49,, -
nity "p'i".t ! .,., ,,,,, .'.r, ~, "''Ho' W.
lotss CHs 2'i ',,,. Sp,'.h e''. ou'' .,,.,o,, 4,
L'h,'n ,,, ,'., .,''G, NV = "T'1o nljoJ ~
i,;aSten' MAN
! ,s(t", d;nnor will do ,,nIo gns,
,a,s h,soro rioosnro is nv motto
p"J IN, owsri brngrv
~ J,,,o " cnv,roJ nm tbo we'll. and tb,
,e,' T Nr,rt ;n.n .hs house. loayinr tL
-iII,l,.I,nr, ~" r,;,l, y;th ro0s
o'' .tS! ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-26

lin Milllin county, onions were latc.
ly applied ~ tire wound on tho foot of
n boy hilton 10y copperhead. In y
short tine they became grcen as grass,
drawing ont the poison. Tho boy will
recover, A short time ago We noticed
the fact. rs stated to us, that indigo and
turpcntine, put ON the wound, worked
tho cure ofthe bite ofa venomous snake.
And now we have onions rs cure.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-26
The knncsl-t Of iha Amer,:an indians.

-. wy. -,.u.~-.,N. ~
,-,t
''S ''''''''y " '''' H''o' '~"' '''''''''
II rncou; idsua OF Tho GaHtd
H,'Ig',-i7t was a ictteY froia tho
IOn. Juhu =. Fin, han, United
Siat9g M.nisle" ID Japan, expressing
tic op,nio: ,.at thN American iu-
d,ars nr. i.'conicl from tho Japa-
nnse 20 opinion is foguded on
ta' marked resemblance os The two
u.',j ia rJupor ~ ysiJue, custO;us,
cJiupI,x.pH aHganc'. N'. Jti1 not
otr rJrposr - att"np. - rciuts tho
"yi jrNr's iH fAr'r og thl. Wow. but
ONLY = stat" Il i'w facts wh.'h hIyA
i"i iG' to br',"ve ''rt ~" NmoricpI
inajlaS ~rc 1'scull irou Lin nt-
.iv" l,'. CO.. ;srH'hto, We ROTOR ~
'nsa,nti,n7 'mni ON co't.l.n rtoncs.
ihc-o s'ruo,, 10 ths limo wo wit
uoesrl th'm in 1865, wore IN pos
s"'-icn ot H,v. M'tliow Miller, of
S'rGclyi.,c, p,jr. Rev. Miller wa
thau II mr"gher o' the O. : Pr,s'y.
tcria 'Wuch. II h1 ~ still LIVING,
W. rrcsu'uC he il now ~ too Re-
united pre"bvtci'ar Church Hc
hai boon o"sttcl. durio" part "
lbs time. ~ mlssiouatiHE anprS tho
lows Of this Country. Tho FIRST two
OF thas" stones. 10 which Uo refer,
we're iulD III what ~ CVlIcl IN tr-
.d,Lr mpGal t1"ea u'l'7 cash o!
= wal. ono I,a i,ls.os.nt tlng nT
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-26

"A Millenarian preacher says he
has found u prediction Of Moody aud
Saakoy in tho Biblical propaecies.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-26

Miss Sarah Group died in But.
Ter, u few days ago, from taking too
much canphor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-26


wEero It A., nHl IN ~ tho WI. i.
viii el.n : ap.wor OF trotble aud
hp'..r
t.A,rrppo.iti5n was = 4reo1 to b,
;hy nc'etb''s ag feasible. anI the
vYr;< "f fiIioe /. up commenced --
JOsor'.u' throwing III Mi .,a large
,."ycS "ul h'pc,s at wood fiat H..
could hy h.. hs. I, on.
"FNere,' r.ii h,, II guess shat
S.i' 10 ait"r .h"y het .hioan a
couple oi cl"l.,als ~ u., ..l,.nou-
r''bhir' int the ueH "Foi.. en-.
dl' rr t"' ro,t oii spell, ind rainy
weather Wen btr, III, funeral scf
mn proar1'd as aocn 4, got jonn
.'r.ll,dg wJli
Mar 10y tho sido 9 !osorEus s'oo
= nomau ~ !hout thirty ~lntlere O.,
wint"~5. li'i SO hal been r,ga. lin.
the sn'.rH scene with mixture OF
sorrow and pio,sar,, intcr,nintlnl
AMI whom tho rat u Tho neiglhor,
took their departure, she fingered
bohini b. comfort the fchug h,A,t ~:
tho borrowed widoV,r.
10 is great pity t. h1 50 snl
denly cui down ia the primo Of hn
like tue pnN'r NJ npontil," said
she. nJarnfillv.
Yes, sail ha. shifting hi, quill
from one side oi nj, mouth 70 tnt
o'hor, but Betty WA c,tt;ug alona
III Years, and We mus. I've rcsiyp, [,
just 90. Mr. Clark; resignation
il y cooling balm. ~ IL were. to i'll
tho void ~ ''o troubled breast, an
| always Thought that your wife
was too old ior such u smart, ac
two man a. y)I
"pii you, roailyi answcro,
Clark, with sudden intorcs..
TO be sure, ! dii, I aiway,
took great interest in your well
fare.
Clark was lost ia meditation foi
some time
Miss Borl;ius, saii he aud leuly
"can you make good butterl'
"Now, Mr. Cia,k,' slc answered
hlushng, you tnucl ua on ten
dor point for, il | dn say i, my,
self, | won't turn my bl"', t) unl
woman in tho country making goo,
batter
"Good cook =
"Fir"t ratio '
"Understand hou'okocping!'
"NNno hpt.o,'
"ThoH, III tell yO1 what ~
been thinking about, - sGl hr, pl'A
ing up motonr inr,'o stone au,
throwing 1t int tio w,ll "SuppJs
lyou an Gat u"yinl'
! Now. r..'iv, al. G0tt, ypu ~
~ sIl!spaIt t-l ne 10y spjr-.
but my h"Iri blr'i. Dr you al ,u.
bereavement. ?rl --jud c,l ;1u,
Take me--l nu ypIrs."
Hha iord couple embraced. |. taim,
n kiss to rltiiy ih bargain
Mrs Clark, uaIor tha Eo,sobcrr
bush, " = boiling with rage but -.
restrained hotsali i,r n fov npmont.
ii SAY, sti. Clark, cf:cr they ~
rog..inei thoir conposuro, won
Bettys clothes fl yoa,"
"Of course they win, AMI il wiii b
Il great sar.ns.
Aud I viii take that now cloak ,
her' and mako me an oyorcoe' --
.l,', nao like Tic c.tv iplaa Nea.
soi,t ;purl,
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r LINN, A. II. DILL
cs (Successors to ]. 7. X !. NJ. Ihnn,)
ATTORNEYS At LAW. Lewisburx, Pa.
Oger their professional services to the
public. Collection. and all other pro
tessional business entrusted to their care
will receiveprompt attention. Jan. 3, 'd1n
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
Arab Horse Maxims.

& Whose raiseth and traineth n horse
for the Lord is counted in the number
OF those who give aims day and night,
inprivate as we'll as public. He Will
find his reward. All his sins will be
forgiven him, and never will any fear
come over him and dishonor his heart.
aS Let your colt be domebticated and
live with you from his tenderest age,
and when horse he will be simple.
dooile, faithful and Injured TO hardship
and fatigue. .f 8
- If you have your horse to serve you
on the day of trial, if you desire him
then to be horse Of truth, make him
sober, accustomed TO hard work and
inaccessible to fear.
do not beat your horses, nor speak TO
them in loud tone of voice; do not be
angry with them, but kindly reprove
their faults; they will do better there.
after. Tor they understand the language
OF man and it's meaning.
Ii you have long days journey be-
lore you, spare your horse at the start
let him frequently walk to recover his
wind. Continue this until he has
sweated and dried three. times, and YOU
may ask him whatever you please, he
will not leave you in difficulty.
Use your horse as you do your leath-
ern. bottle; if you openlita gel tly and
gradually you can easily. control the
water within, but if you open it sud
denly the water escapes at once, and
hothing remains to quench your thirst.
Never let your horse run up or down
liill if you can avoid it. On the CON
trary, slacken your pace. (Which do
you prefer, was asked of horse. cas-
cent or decent z p .sA curse 10 on their
point of meeting z" was the answer.
Make your horse work and work
,again. Inaction and fat are the gy9at
perils OF q horse. and the main CAUSE
of Eall his vices and disease. =. 81 Nrl7
Observe yohr- horse when he is drink.
Ting at brook. If in, bringing down
hisa head he remain square, without
bending his limbs, he possesses sterling
qualities and d>all parts of his body are
built symmetrieally.
Four things he must have broad
frept chest, loins and limbs four
things long neck, breast. fore. arm
and Group !; and four things short pas
terms, back, ears and tail. s'4ts.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

guided by strings around picture
frames, twining through mantei orna.
ments over the cloak, adding beauty
ana cheerfuIness TO the rJ0m. 1t Can bbe
placed in any part Of the room, as it is
not necessary that the sun should shine
on it, and the vine will grow NIL winter in
water.
CURE FOR DRUNKENNEss.-- There is a
curious prescription in England for the
cure of drunkenness, by which thot1-
recovering themselves. The recipe
came. into notoriety through the efforts
of John Vine Hall, father Of Rev. New
man Hall and Captain Vine Hall, COM
mander of the Great. Eastern steamship.
He had fallen into such habitual drunk
enness that his utmost efforts to regain
himself proved unavailing. At length
he sought the advice of an eminent
physician, who gave him prescription
which he followed faithfully for several
months, and at the end of thut time he
lost ell desire for liquors, although he
had for many years been ;ed captive by
q most debasing habit. The recipe,
which he afterward published, and by
which SO many have been assisted 10
reform, is as follows: "Sulphate of
iron, s. grains; magnesia, 10 grains !;
peppermint water, IL grains; spirit of
nutmeg, one drachm-to be taken twice
"a day." This. preparation acts as n
tonic and stimulant, and SO partly sup
plies the place of the accustomed liquor,
and prevents that absolute physical and
moral prostration that follows a sudden
breaking off from the use of stimulating
drinks. .ss.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

VEG ETABLE EPULBIONARY II Y BAL.
IA M! Most approved. reliable and we-k nown rem
edy Tor Coughs. Colds Consumption. Get The gen-
utne. Price 81 l;amEll 500. CuTLEn BRoH.& ,RoSo ION
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
have become recognized "famiJy
remedy" and properly SO.
ncn'. Hack, Hack, couzh. .Uouun

Cough is symptom by which various dis
eased conditions OF the throat, bronchial tube
and lungs manifest Themselves But whether
It arises from the irritation produced in tue
throat and larynx by taking cold, from an at
ton, or from various other causes, nothing
will allay it more speedily or cure it more per.
manently ,than DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. It does not matter whether it be
q recent attack, or lingering cough. the Die
covery is in other case equally we'll adapted
for its relief and permanent cure. In fact it
will cure a cough jim one-half the time nece
sary to cure it with any other medicine, aud it
the cause, snbduing the irritation, and heal
ing the affected parts. No time should he lost
In commencing the use OF a proper medicine
for the relief of cough, for unless this
course is pursued, serious and dangerous dis
ease OF the lungs is liable to result. Golden
Medical Discovery ia sold by all dealers in
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
BY negleotiug the precaution which

By neglecting the precaution which
common sense dictates, many fall victims to
their own imprudence.gs. we have seen the
OF her parents-her cheek -nushed with ali
ticipation, and her eyes beaming with the gay
dreams of lfe-we have seen all this changed
for a shrond by neglecting common cold
have easily been cured il it had been attended
to in time. Now, when your luugs are first
diseased with the incipient stages OF con-
sumption, yon should use Aliens Lung Bal
SAM which will relieve them without fail
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

Cote Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, III.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

Old man Wheeler Of minnesota
wants divorce from his wife. She
sent him down the, cellar one night Last
week after q bottle Of yeast. He got 1t
and was trudging along up stairs, think
ing OF nothing in particular, when the
bottle exploded, soaring Wheeler 80 that
he fell with one great wloop down in. q
soap barrel under the stairs. When
they pulled him out he ,prapced around
yelling Cuss O wife; cuss Yeast; :,ct1sa
the whole of ys ]" And the, LAWYERS
say; ne has got q good case. ,B.is @
4 VIaRaAR BITrERs. DIR. j. Walker. a
regular praeticing physician Of Cali.
foSnia, Inns CONFERRED q PRICELESS boon @
upon mankind by the introduction OF
. . Bitters !" comp pounded from herbs
exclusively, which may. be truly said
to be supersering all others, and is
becoming q bitter dose indeed for the
charlataps and qnacke, on account OF
itS immenss sale and universal popu-
Iarity. Not only are these Vinegar
5Biiters, as lie calls them, an iEyalu.
able tonic. and aIteraiive, but they are
acknc wledged as q standard Medicine,
and & the astonishing rapidity With
wMeh they cnrs diseases hitherto de4s
Glazed incnrable, eseemB almost incred..
ible. After having been carefallyI
tested, they aSe kept on hand ain thou.
sands Of honaeholds, and used far any
and every form of dise1se, many re-
lying npon theIn in preference to the
most eolehratsd phJsiciaf's, They
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

Premature loss of the hair, which is
30 common nowadays, may be entirely pre-
vented by tho ,uso OF Burnett's Cocoaine. It
has been used in thousands of cases where the
hair was coming out in handfuls. and has new
OF failed to arrest it's decay, and to promote a
healthy and vigorous growth 1t is ut the
came time unrivalled as dressing for the hair.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

sAT address T.. R,jCoshran, Middietown. Dele.
trees SnsiI frpi.s, 8 D. Botton Pre- pr ces ~.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

THERE are more than one thousand
different kinds Of pills in the United States.
Some of them are worthless aud injurious,
others arc good and beneficial. sOld DIR. Par
aons invented tho best anti-bilious pill We over
saw or hoard Of. Thev are now sold under
tho name Of Parsons' Purcatiya Pills :.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

WE understand that the whoopinp
cough Ia quite prevalent in tho towns around
us; but that no cases have proved fatal! !. Some
families, use nothing but Johnson's Anodyre
Liniment. Our Doctor, however, says a little
iricac to produce vomiting, would be an adj
vantage. .r-A
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

Fl Fhc COnsumPtives or sufferer frem any
pulmonary disease will find Tutt's sExpectoranC tile
most general restorative ever offered an invalid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
Au.3us aus ben tslssrapb. gspsfdsn.

Grnteausii@teni europa.
2onSon, 20. Suni. Die rMart Cane
grpreB" iast in ibrer w0@euIi@en 8unbs
i@au iber bic Ibdtisteit bes @etreibemarts
tes in persansener No@e, baB bic Ereiie
burd bic lleberi&wemmunsen in Grantrei@
unb bic unsanitiseu Beri4te aus Nmerita
feRer ssporbsn finb. Das norbweitli@e
europa il nit rei&Ii&em Ressn seiesuet
worben, Sasesen leiben Der Slben unb
OfeR an Dirre. Die GrntesMusii9ten
finS unbeitiumt; bic beRen baben Osuti@s
lamb unS gnslanS. bic i8le&teae1 Rubs
lamb. llaoarH nnb Grantrei@.
Deatf4Ianb.
Berlin, 80. Suni. Dos @sist, wsIs
DIES bic abi&nitte Is, ls unS ls Der
preubii&en gerfaHuns (ben Vertebr Der
gsiRli4teit NIT ibun Oberu unb bic Der.
~altuns Der @emeinbsu bstreiienb) aufbebt,
bat bic Santtion bss Raiiers erbaIten unb
III amtIi9 betannt sema@t worSen.
Qonbon, /. Suli. Der .Iimes"
Wirs aus Berlin semeloet. bab Elm oeuti9ss
Gsi4wabsr ben Seiu9 bes amsritanii3en
0ei4mabers tes Mbmiral 0orSen rpabr.
idsinIi@ i'm nd@iten Sabre erwibsrn pirb.
Seferrei9.
Nieu, 80. sunni. @raf Suso Syrins
senifein e Der 3abeliinslins nennt i'm
.Sogoipriusenfein") 1T an Stsue bes um
ieiue slbberufuns einsetommsnen Baron
Sdwar,. 6enborn gum Siterrei3ii4en @es
ianbten in Daibinston ernannt porben.
Grantrei9.
Yaris, %. SUM Die 0tatiOnalusrs
iammluns bat sos, 900 francs iar bic
Rotbleibsnben in ben iberi9wsmmten 0es
senSen bes iibli@en Grantrei4 bspillist.
Die Mbseoroneten iteuerten aubsbem aus
eisenen Nitteln su bemieIbea bumanen
3psde BEL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

in Chicago, 1T eri9ienen. Die Gommiiiion
bat ii& babin ausseipro@en, baB bic Gans
bamentmauern ni@t iteben bleiben t0nnen.
Der @runb, auf benz bas 0ebdu6e rubt, il
mOOris, unO ba Sic SunOameute su fdwad
unb ni@t brett senus fnb, babeu ii@ bic
Wauern seiest unb iinb serihen. Oas
Material aus benz Der 8au erri@tet wuroe,
lit ni@t bauerbaft, unb ;eist beute i@on
Spuren her gerwitteruns. Der Ginanss
ietretdr Briitow wiu iebo3 bas @ebdube
in ieiuen sesenwdrtisen 3uitanbe erbaIten,
Bic Der GOnsreb sxiamment0mnt, bem
bann bic Nnselesenbeit uorselest wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

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balb ni@t minber uon auBerorbentli6er
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tdr errei&t, bab bic ruiFi9e Resier,tns Is
in ibrem eisenen Sntereife sefunben Fat,
ben srwdbnten lltas su moSiReiren. Die
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lamb wieSersesebeu, bic Bii96fe mirten
unabbdnsis in alien seiitli@en Dinsen ibs
rer Oi0eeie, iie correiponbiren lpieSer frei
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belesirten @eprdieutanten pertreten 1T, Be-
bielt nur bic Jurisdiction iiber bic &ir9ens
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iolst bic stidberufuns erilirter 8ii40fe,
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gen ,uii@en benz Cabinet pom ct. Eetersz
burg unS bent gatieane su boHen. Oieie
ausii3t bat 10 uisl Babri9einli9teit fir
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stuntius senannt wirb, Der in ct. 8eterss
burg ben 81. SmbI su uertreten baben
uiirbe. -.... ...... .......
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in Der Stabt Ga Eas, ber 9auptitabt uon
llutersg goliiornien in Merito, am 2. Sum-
cine @ebellion sesen bic &ssieruus bss
Yrdiibenteu 2erbo be Ieiaba aussebro1en
iei un6 iid bis iest erfOlrei9 bebauptet
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semadt unb bic Bunbestruppen baben por
ben aufitdnbiiden bic Glu@t ersrifien. Die
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cine befsre Sebanbluns bes goItes Seis
fens Der Bunbesbeamten. NQe @ei9dfte
itoden unS bic meifen 2aufeute iinb aus
Der Stabt entaoben. Manu befir@tet,
bic Rebellion werSe srSbere OimsniiOnsn
annebmen.