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FROM NEwBURG.

NEwBURe. Nov. p, 1877
brakeman by the name of Conner.
whilst uncoupling his train from the ga
boose, at Grafton, this morning. fell be
tween the cars and was Killed instant v
by the train lassing over him.
Amos Wolf, brakema on the 81 al
vision, fell from his train, in Kingwoo5
tunnel, on last SAT urday night and was
not missed by The other train men until
they arrived at Newburg. An engine
was sent In search Of him. and he WAS
found at the telegraph office ut the east
end, having been IN the tunnei nearly an
hour in an insensible condition and bad
" bruised about the head. He was
brought 20 Newburg and medical atten
ton given by Or. Dent
W. a. Frazier, Of this place. had one
81 bis fingers mashed of by being caught
in bis smoke house door. DR.. Dent
dressed the wound which was very pain.
Sos.
Young Physic, who was the recipient
Of sack FROM a iady, 1T tho church door.
has been onquiring around town for
wizard oil tor a sprained back. We
recommend blue Glass"
The protrarted meeting is suH i'm pro
gresa. The Rev Price. Of Row,esburg
preached very able sermon on Sabbath
evening. Yours truly,
JOHN JOHNSON
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The Commisroner Of Internal
Revenue IN reply toa letter written
by Deputy Collector J,areys. Of
Grafton, decides
That in fbe opinion OF this Office
farmer or other person would not
be liable 10 qualify ~ a tobacco
manufacturer FOR stsmmiug. twit
ing, OF Other Niss. preparing lesi 10
oacco Of bic own growing Tor b..
own special use ~ cbewer or smo
ker, nor to pay any TAX on tobacco
20 prepared and use II tobacco
20 grown. 10 prepared for ssle. and
cold or removed for cousumption or
ssle, the case would he dlgprebt."
The above will be gratifying in
formation TO farmers Hho raise their
Own tobacco, 81 heretofore. under
the Interpretation Of the revenu.
lave, isrmer could not twist the
lssves Of tobacco Of bic own raising.
for his own zee, without being liable
70 prosecution r. Grafton Sentinel
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Additional Local.
FROM TUNNELToN.
TUNNELTu w. VA, Nov. s

TUNNELTu N, w. VA, Nov. 90.
Everythi ng Is moving along with rap
lefty in our town, everybody preparing
for winter.
Business is moderately good and the
things nee ssary to make life comforts,
BILE during the winter season are plenti .
full and the citizens in good cheer.
The work on the new buildings spok en-
of in our Communications heretofore l.,
progressing finely. We notice anon.
the carpenters at work here Capt. Lp-z.
niger, Messrs. d. w. aud 7. l.. Shaffer.
the well known first class workmen O
Taylor and Preston counties.
We notice quite number of transien {
visitors in our town this week. and trave
upon rhe road is good, but the freight /.
light, cor sequently the men ara makin
but little time.
Claude Jarvis took a flying trip u
Grafton last night to see his Juliana.
Yours, RoLLA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

HERAPATHs JOURNAL publishes
list OF countries that are indebted
TO British capitalists tor money Dor
rowed, and are in default both of
principal and interest to the extern,
of 81 ,70o.00o.000. OF these coun-
tries, Turkey 10 the largest debtor
owing $l,o42o69,l9o. Next comes
Peru, owing $l77.957,9 95. Mex,c
owes $ls6,47l 900. Alabama amt
Louislaus, together, owe about $97 !.
100000, and the rest OF the grand
total IS divided up among several OF
the States OF Central and Soul h
America, with Greece, which owes
$42 100000, and has nothing to pa
il with.
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THE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE ~
AFRICA.
New York Horald 18th l

The General Missionary Committee OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church met in
this city yesterday to make their annual
appropriations for homo and foreign mis-
sion work. They were more hopeful
than they were one year ago, because the
debt of their treasury had been reduced
nearly ninety three thousand dollars in
the meantime. They, therefore. with
greater confidence, could make their ap.
preparations little Larger this year than
last. But the most notable feature in
theii discussions was the prominence
given to African missions. 1t was with
difficulty that seven thousand dollars
we've given to that work comti q ntly last
yeur, but yesterday there was enthusiasm
enough manifested Ia dou ole that amount
If the committee would be sure of the
money. The more conservative, how
ever, kept the enthusiastic ones within
bounds, but $500 werc voted cheerfully
10 penetrate to the interior of that conti-
nent to Liberia, and two white ministers
and any number of colored men have Of
f9red themselves as missi Jnaries. Bish-
W lawn III IONltT, vi. AluTfN, ana
osher members of the committee, were
in favor OF n larger sum and declared
that the prospect was more hopeful there
now than in any other mission of the
church. Hence resolution was pre-
sented asking Congress to Cooperate with
Great Brilaln in Guiding a highway for
the nations from Monrovia to the interior
of Africa, and to appropriate fifty thou
sand dollars for that purpose also asking
Congress to establish a me Of steamers
betw eli the United States AMI the West
coast of africa. Some of the committee
did not like the steam line TO be ham
Pered with tho highway, and for tho
present both were laid over But it is
very clear that SANKEY'S work in Africa
is gong to bear imme 1iate and abundant
fruit he Rev. j. w. Horne, who spen
ten years rs "a missionary in Africa, ex
pressed his opinion yesterday that it W -
the greatest discovery Of the world for
three hundred years.
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who 30 not give express notice TO
The contrary are couUdeied AZ wish
iog 20 continue t5eir subscup,Iou
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ustion Of their periodicals.. the pub
lsbers may continue to send them
until al srrearages ere paid.
IL the subscribers neglect or ~
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The ofiiceto which they ere directed.
they are held responsible outil tbey
have settled their bills and ordered
them discontinued.
Any person who receives a news.
Paper aud makes nee Of 70, whether
De hss ordered u Or not, 10 held In
l2w 80 be ? subgcfibsr.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
pAlNin the right side. under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the patient elyable tolie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder. and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness ;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head istroubledw with pain. accompan-
led with dull. heavy sensation i'm the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation of having
eftundone something which ought to
have been done. A Slight, dry cough
IS sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin his spir-
its are low and although hc is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he dlstrusts every remedy Several of
the above symptoms attendthe disease.
but cases have occurred where lew of
them existed, yet examination of the
body, afterdeath, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND YER.
DIR. G. MFLANE's LIVER Pulls. IN
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine. are productive of
the most happy results No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimple purgatlvc they unequaled.
BEWARE OP LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIX. G. MCLANEs
LIVER Pn.Ls are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the I'D, with the impression DIR.
M LANES LIVER Pills
The genuine Ms LANE s LIVER Pu.ts
bear tire signatures Of G. MCLANR.
and FLEMING Bios. Oh the wrappers.
~ Insist on your druggist Of store.
keeper giving you the genuine Dr. &.
MCLANE's LIVER Puts. prepaicd
by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggIst.
and country storekecpcrs gene ally.
Totho-e wishing 20 give o. G NcLAur's Ltvrs
Pills trial we will mail post psNd 90 ans p4rt o.
the Urtcd State. one boH al PHI. Ior twenty Eve
GEMS. FLEMiNG BROS Pi,ts5arE, Pa
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WE published an article sst week
II ON the Wheeling Register. giving
an account Of the death Of Eustic.
Gibson. Esq 1t was not Speaker
G bson. as was supposed, but cousin
to the Speaker. The Speaker still
ives and advocates an extra session
Of the Legislature but we hope he II
not get it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

Hon. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAM,
has written a letter, addressed TO
Lieut.. Gov. Dorsheimer, Of New
York, in which be reiterat-s HIS as
eertion that President Hayes was
elected by fraud, and declares thai,
sit does no credit to the Republican
party that it has not Instituted an
honest investigation OF the facts OF
the CAGE last year" Mr.. Adams
says /; seems to .hia1 that It Is "th-
duty of all honest men to uphold the
great maxim oil the law, as well as OF
morals, that fraud spoiIs everything
that it touches"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

The whole outlay Of the United
Kingdom for Intoxicating drinks ~.
1875 wac estimated at 100000 OOO
that Of the United States for III,
same year 10 ssld to have beeu $500.
100000. But John Bull draws =
very handsom- revenue from ID,
source. The income OF Great Brit
ain Tor 1876 was about b4OO 600 600
and OF this amount $4,000 600 III,
from customs dDties on wine an
spirits, and excise duties on spirits
malt, and Licences. IN 1862 10. cu-
toms duties on imported no aud
spirits amounted 10 SIS 10000 ioi
the year ending on the 3lsi Of NJ .,cb
last were they were $37 500 600 49,
Excise dutIes on spirits. msIt .r.
licenses IN 1862 rams 20 ss5 600
600. for the ye-r 1udlns on tl,.st.t
o. March last they we're over {482
.OO0OUO
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Mrs. Eliza Miller, of New York
has begun proceedings for suit to
recover thirty millions Of dollars
worth Of property in Virginia, West
Virginia, Kentucky and Phlladel-
rbia, said to belong TO the estate OF
John Young, and comprising valus-
bic coal lands and other valuable
real estate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

SENATOR BLAINE continues 80 i'll at
his home in Maine that he will be unable
to resume his seat in the Senate for many
days. 1t is thought that he will soon fol-
low Morton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

The case OF the people OF New
York vs. William Ii. Tweed, the
Mayor. &C. for ST. 600, 900 has termi
mated. The suit ls brought on the
allegation that Tweed and Watson
,conspired in 1870 to hSse Six claims.
purpolting TO be the ella ms agains,
the mayor for $933.646 Al. passed
whereby Connolly directed the claim
to be paid. The claia was in the
name Of Ingersoll & Co. The de-
Tense for Tweed set mp .the compro-
mise by he prosecution with Wat
son for $648.932 80, and the fact
that Ingersoll and others had been
promised reief IRON further pro
ceedings for testify ng, and that the
defeDdanis had been crlminallv and
ciVilly prosecuted Oh the same cause
OF action. A few weeks aqo NJ.
Edelsten, Tw eds attorney, off.r4d
judgment for tho Amount, with in
terest and costs, and judgment ty
confession Was entered Thursday IN
the Supreme Court Tor the sum OF
$l, 4O9, 55S.28.-R aito Sun I'M
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Are Light, fortab e, Stro lg
and Durable.
NE y SPnPEk
ADVERTISING

4 book continuing list e towDs IN.
the ) ha' in. 5000 op.. and H., news
pap r. ~ wing hrgest cIIculati. l., Al.
the eliginus, agricultural, scientific, an
9th especial class ,urni =. 4 ules ui
ratvs, showing cost of advertising and
even thing wheel aB advert e. won d
like 70 kdOw. Male. OH receipt of ten
cents. Address GEE f.; " ELL a.
: o.. 10 So ucc ST. y. Y. (otpo~it, Trib
une building.
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The Turco. Russian war bs.

The Turco. Russian war has not
been long In operation, but the Rus
slams bad, on the llth instant, los
5s,434 men and officers in killed and
wounded, and it is fair to presume
that the Turks have lost as m.ny.
What s,rt OF mortality lists will
these two parties prese Vt a. the end
OF their struggled Alas. for the pomI
aud cilcumstance OF glorious war
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WANTED FARMS FIR SALE.

Having made arrangements 10 ndyer-
use extensively boo dis and sdi0iuing
states aH ~ r-0ns having real estate for
tuniucs for li~pO-ing Of the sarno
Call upon or address.
w, n. LISTON
Real Estate Agent, Portland. Presto
''""fFs W w. fu16-iftul
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they are at work now on the
Straits Of Dover tsunel. The tun-
mel will belong to it's proprietors
for thirty years; then the two gov
ernmehts will be able 20 take pos
session Of it on certain conditions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-11-24

Hon. Jno. s HCff,nan. late on. OF
the Judges of the supreme Court of
Appeals of this State, died at hls
residence in CIsrksburg, last Sunuay
morning.
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,RIi IEa = sEtOsk IHE PIsLIL.
DIR. G.. M . LANE ELS
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OFT
VERMTFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenanceis pale and leaden-
icolored. with occasional Pushes, or
q circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dilate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated. swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a Swelling ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with n gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach, ut others. entire.
lygone ;fieeting pains III the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting; vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costive
stools Shiny not unfrcquently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
nr,ne turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough ;cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist.
DIR. G. MCtANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form tits an innocent prepare
ton. not capable Of doing tie slight
est injmryf TO the most tender infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANK's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures Of c.
NJ! LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. 10 -:
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Wards Executor
as.
ChristDnlpr II .ann.r

Wards Executor
as.
Christopher II. saucer.
BY virtue Of a
decree Of the Circuit Court of Preston
county. rendered M the 18th DIV
April, 1870. in the above e use. the I'M
dersignCd &, n missioner will. ON the iut,
day OF October, 1877. before the front
door oi the Court House. IN kinywood
Preston county, West Virginia. offer for
sale the 30 acres of land In the Till and
proceedings OF the above case mention.
ed, situate d,.,. bcin- iil the county OF
Preston, State OF W est Virginia, ON the
waters o. SNOW ere X and near the Ma
ryland line. said ltnd Is well mbpred
and l. th upht to b under,aid with q,
$ X FOO VEIN of hituminOus coal. The
tue IS gOpd and The land is convenient
90 The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE-The above sole
viii be for So much cash in hand AS il
suiiicitnt TO 10y costs OF suit aud ex
penseS [ + sale, and the residue M N 81
credit Of6, l. aud l8 ihOuths, the mr.
chaser e., cutiui interest bearing unfe-
WIN good security for Tire deferred i'm
stalnieuts OF purchase money.
49, &. ChESAP, ,bmH,1.
9eI't' % IH''' iCaH %
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DR.. 'ruit has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
rle dicinc thirty yrars, and
for along time was dtlnOr.
siratur OF anatomy in the
Medical College OF Ceof-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guarsn-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from ali
qulckery.
he has pncceeded In
combining in them the
heretofore sutaconistic
qualities Of a sf1lEgIErH-
Hg. rRrgaffp<, dH20 fET.
ffysng ioHI6.
Their first apparent ef.
feet is To increase the APP.
petite By causing the food
to properly 2ssinilatc.
Thus tho syfiem il nour.
ished, and by their tonic
action onihe digestive or.
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
1cy'oHS rake on fssk,
while under the influence
OF these pills, OF itself in.
dicates their adapt2bility
To nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur,
ing nervous debility. mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing OF the muscles, slug.
Rishness of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth To tho system. Sold
.!u ray Street, New York.
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MATTRESSES, COOKING AND HEA-
TING STOVES OF AVERY
DESCRIPTION.
Z HoMMIssIoNER's NOTICE.

~
John s. Murdoch, administrator Of
William Is. linn, deceased, vino sues aus
well on his own behalf. ~ ON behalf o
all the lien and simple contract creditors
of W illiaIf b linn,
ugtnSt
William Ii. Brown, " lillian G.. Br, WIN
julia &. linn, widow oi said decedent'
John q, Dille, James l.. Stone, James A. .
Brown, trustee, John -. Murdoch, Mar
cellds ii: MurdocN, Gdstavus Cresup,
trustee, David Wheeler, james e.. Me
Grew administrator. with the will annex
ed, of Henry S'artzintn, decreased, Jum
Burkhart. Emma h mas ami HAY, Y
Thomas, her husband, children and
heirs OF Matilda Burh hdr,, deceased. L,te
Matilda Bland; Anna Lae Riley, = innte
Riley, infant children oi Hdrrie,
liant, children anu heirs OF Jon. Is and.
deceWeu; " ham j b! h i.,w.
Bland, Now IA h, Llanu, Annoy
h" nliston, late Minerva y. B.a4 and
M"tiht w Edm stUn. hri liusi n IA a
da IL. Br. mon, lat, Amanda .. Bt.t q,
ana u hn Brhin"n, Ler hu uuIt,; .,.I.
/. Loren Y. lac Mary ~. bitS., d.., Us
con LortIItZ, her uspand, & Ill ,rcu Il. B..
heliS OF Thomas blauu, icc,.t,t q; ~
ton Johnson, il w JbuuSln. ict. a,e -,
Brown and AsntOru b. wa, n. IA.
band, Children ana heirs dC r.w - &C.
rissa John on, uecea>e = ic..el
Brown, aIe PernIeiiN Z,... 80 a..
AiIn, Jose ZInI, \u-tlt Il d.
i-iiz' .eth Il nn, Wld IS. cni.tc.. .
heirs "i tel tcu Liuu, drrcss.,; ga ..c.4
"i u SAID William %. L.nt, itt,,>ru.
~ LQltt T.
by decree ren.eted uy lh. Ci.cu.i
Cout ut thr County %. Pres 30, o.. ,np
above mentioned c,ns, un the Isl .uy
O. October 1917. thc u. l,.ri u3idc g, nc
uhuersiEleu. .omiui~siuurr. 50, lv
cplnndttCd Ca hiLi Win instructions ,1
10 take PROOF % uhe dent- v,.ur tiau t.,.
Juu- me" 8 'GuIn,rL.Cu Il -s,u r.po.t
ana nehc 'cpo. ,i ttr ,..ptt. Jhc .r
ctsS,ty for Atns iAe s.,,d pI.,,. Grows
on, ol the id" that, wing Co q uustu.
ueI7,hnullg pe. Wucu salt q utiui- r., -
Tor, amt tur Court. juc nr..t ois.il ,l.Iis
were proved ne ole , sEcs W. PARKS.
ESQ. 'uinniI>>iuLer oI H., County
C'urt "I s'id county, .hd Woo upOtt
II n!ed ma tue ats u.ditcI Court
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CoNMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
hiNGwcOD, WET VA.

"N'a'N' WI " II :
NOveInDer d, 1871
The T. rites III the above mcu. ned
cause viii please tahe notice tIat hal.
on lnesiaN the 4tu day o. Decen,ne,
next, a. my Office aforesaid, proceed 90
tSccu'e tile aOUve u"'ueu ecre- al re-.
erehce' at WnIcn time dnI ,Jntce th.
may a.tehu Ii they see proper.
swim CK.N. A., .0a Il.
JAS. 4 BHOwN t,un.e
NOV. 10 81 e.,
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ANY ARTICLE UNDER POUR POUNDS W.T.
CAN BIZ SENT BY MAIL.
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MsI6NE, DIR FooTE. Cheap edL

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gerfebr etu lGi'ess 8unb abssnummen, pel@'s
Oas Mcnopol Der @ilenbabn. gOmpaonieu NIT.
unter febr b~eensenb sui&niirt. SSl&pn ter
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gerGHperungen i'm pDfweeu
famen In piefem @taate wdbrsnb Der IeBten
3eit an na&benanntsu WlGBen Dor ::
Neue pOf. SfTeen purpen errt&tet III GIcn.
tart @mift County e; GOmfrea grpun County ;
5usss. Marttn GDanp; 9OmeoabL 6aribault
County; Sc 5ueur Centre, Sc @ueur Guun.
tY 2ipOutu, @bnburne County {; &sisbus,
Rsupiae County; @penubu, @~ift County ;
5rdss. 9Yon So.
&ufs.bOben .pureen: Bear Qate, Greebcru
&oun,s; Gbarlsstupn, &ebwOub County /;
9aersb 5eart, &supiae County ct. 9eury,
Sc Sueur COUNTY.
Nameu irurbeu Ser1nSert In Rinneirta Grri.
ting. &enSiae County, 30 Rsisbus; Gbetf.
2pcn County, 81 Sraey.
Rsue Wofmeifsr In aba, TrIt County, @m
Sbttlbs Gbtfaso Giiy. GbtfasO County, Dan
tel g @rnaalf; Gbtfaso 2afe, Gbifaso gounty
SObu GIUf y~etsricn ; Gcref City, Mester GCun'
~. Gburlss 8 @tais @atne pratrie, Stearni
Gounts. Dapib 9 Stanley ; OberIe's Gpruers
Carer County. Nrs. aueutus Oserle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21

Die Snbtaner, rel&e bic friber er-
pabnten vunie5 mad Sort gueatns bssIeiteten,
inb mad ibres 8estpu suridssfebrt. Obf@Ou
ui9t su ben WtIbsa ssbTreub, naa@ten bic mil
sreGsn Ga.bsu bsuaItsn Gei9tsr, nit tbren
rtibrautl& blidenbsn Iusen uub tbreut Iausrn'
ben @elen eiasn ni&t isbr anstsbsnben Gin
brud. Gin 9duptltns babel par stue tmpcntr.
snbe Gsfalt. NSie pents biefe 2sute nod mit
Der Civilization III geribruns tamsn, mag man
haraus entnebnten, ba6 BET etnen Der Rr;eas.
tGnse, bic ie i'm biefsen Opernbaus auFabrten,
etn 9duptltus, peI&sm Bon einsut 3ui@aue,
Elm Yapiersular ssrei&t tuurte, tas absenust.
Belbliid NIT Der Greube zines BsttlGiunstn IL
Gmpfans rabu, uns BEN s~rubmatbtssn Gsbs,
bic 9anb l@itttlte.