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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04


Mn. J. G. BENNETT.-DEAR Sin: "Fclix," in
your valuable paper Of Monday, asked "do you at
tend Cookies Circus" In behalf Of many Of my
sex, answer in the negatives and as you are man
of taste and Judgment wish you would induce Nr.
Cooke to locate in more central sclte, and lower
down town, or on the great stage route.
with the contents of this day. Herald. do not have
such treat every day. asst is only and then that
get il. Papa has forbid my reading il; for what
son cannot say except that he 10 bank director.
wish the carrier could manage 10 be little later, to
give papa a chance 10 get down town. He said this
merning while reading the Banking System" that
Bennett beats the very ID" which the reason,
suppose he will not let me read it. must close this
abruptly as see papa coming across lie Roy Place.
Yours with esteem, JULIA.
RrmxRxs.-Ths is only one of the many letters
we receive every day, in beautiful female handwriting
On such occasions we find il difficult TO describe eur
sensations While we open these bilets we feel con.
scious that the sells sheet pressed by some
lovely girls soft fingers. We feel a sensation gradu
ally stealing over US like slow fre-a creeping mo-
tiona tremuous, prolonged throb touching the soul
In the course Of our labors in conducting this paper
there is no circumstance that gives much uns
loyed pleasure the praise the honest candid, heart
felt appreciation of beautiful woman. don't care one
fig for the applause Of men, Conscious OF possessing
q mind-a soul-moral courage-a species OF 'aien
Of my own care no more for the apprebatisn Of
abuse Of my own sex than do for the croakng o
tho devil on an old oak, at the close Of June even
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04


lew weeks after taking fall Of all the Influences
and elements which work in the great
chne we hazarded the opnisa that the full tide Of prosperity
not nse aatl after the adjournment OF Congress-
close ohe transfer operations fhe Treasury Department Every
gay sase US that the founded Yesterday
again receded and langour visible in the Market
winch ne can only alay Daring few weeks
nave experienced the first rise Of the dcbui rushed onward
rapidly 'hat commercial ability feeling with
IT, we must prepare these lie Of
hohs 10 come PERSONS OF too will
the and glide rapidly ahead The cons. que nee is
head ache feeling OF fague-a slight fall days Of
I'M ,;ivty and depression.
great deal of attention The exchange he dread
Of uneasiness OF late exchange has sen We
generally along the whole line Of from York to New
Orleans On the the "a inst IL quoted ut Baltimore
Nodoubt tanned but nearly specie this CITY
for England recently but sngua enough does appear
the books of House Yesterday
arrival nearly $500 in god and svor bars fer the
several shipments from South America This restores The balance
that these recent have made There IT,,
however of information of the
specie throughout the country Instead of stating fixed
ods the and import for the benefit of the
the banks only at its operations by the of
change.
The British bankers system for this year caIcs
lated this country specie This
object engage The whole thoughts of of Eng
land and those interests under lis control the
hey dol No doubt they if certain operations
through Ofwhch we already have indications
We will explain.
Many of the western states and perhaps southern intend
draw the whoe Of the surplus that falls their several
shares in gd and silver Illinois has already begun the work.
This operation will draw specie om the mercantile
and concentrate it in the What
OF specel TO increase their banking capital and bank
hry millions of surplus specie will form the basis Of
an to tie of at millions
the quantity Al this every state south and
Of Pennsylvania and New the process of
bank making As these banks opera money
WILL be plenty watei-oregn goods will imported ia i'm
quani,iesev, body will get mad make fortunes and
and thus the foreign balance, spite Of CROPS viii bo
TUNED against and Of specie pny the DIFF
ference When the states shall have increased paper circu
tion they will not be able fully specie must no
import balance OF goods Now egn mex
chandise and even foreign gran coming rapidly this
country We Informed that the accounts abo 700 COO
bushels Of wheat just leaving the of the the
United States The circumstance of growing country
bel compelled to import bread sl proof positive Of some
arrangement in banking COMMERCIAL agricultural and nan-
cial systems Our
hand ac0yk.
Let all the for export specie the so
time tbe whole community do take warning in time
The Bank Commission have published report The
IA ia N nfocth
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

Ar The Virginia Legislature proposes to tax a
bachelors. Why not give them their dcsers-han
theml The second section at once.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

FRANcoNIA WEArHER.-John Punchard, Esq has
given the Salem Gazette the following specimen of
weather at Franconia, N. H. -
"Fanconia, Jan. A. at A. NJ, thermometer at 35
degrees below Zero
!" 9Th, at Z A. NJ, II below--at p NJ 20 below !"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

The last English pape mention that large quant-
ties OF potatoes were being shipped from Havre for
England and Ireland. The New York Mercantile
Advertiser states that order received from Bel
fast by the packet ship Pennsylvania for potatoes
be sent to that port.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04
THE HERALD.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1887.

II The WEEKLY HERALD will be publishsd to day
nj one o'clock 1t will contain infinite variety Oh
reading NATTER together with the series OF Our wall
street reports for the week.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

CLEARED.
ship os;ss s S.% 5sSsoq c .'s Non
Maanras Taylor schooner Belle, Tsuin Phi ade hia
ARRIVED.
British bark Lady Of the LAKE, Cunningham Gcenock 20 DAYS
s Napooa Jones Tobssco, days. md,e and specso
Schooner standard scF York river days with oyster. to
BELOW ship, 1 bns schrs
sAiLED-Iwasona, for Lisbon
MEMORANDA
The packet ship Gladiator Brton LONDON detained untl
this day at oocock A. Her letter bag will close Al half
so'clock.
AtCcrk. Jan sBark NOBLE, days from Glasgow for y.
York put distress; to sa - days Mssnzas snes Tor
Cronstsd is-shr~ Bardin and Peruvian,
stadt.
Porto Calelo Dec 2-scboope Pantheon. Harding York
Lasya Jan sehooner shylock from Porto csbeo to load
' MsoSonn Jan 7-Emily sorssburr, New York, INC
Tobasco Jan sschoone Harrison Powers, New york,
dsy Amelia q c ss, New York Nivon New YL
,an Rr,;.b bns csiher MORRISON, New York soon
NAVAL
n q ship Natchcz at Vera Cruz ut She wa, sail i'm
10 days
Ian a. lat ash hon !ti schooner Tssso Hewes,s days from
Nsw sn oh s. Schoss Moe schooner billings, Of New YORK;
an 40 lat 81 is ~. shp susan Jcnnings from Rio
de Janes for Newygk 50 days out supplied with pvr
On nike ship Louisa, Truman OF New York 10 days from
by Yesterday MALL
Richmond, Jan, 1sAr,ed schooners Hornet Pitts NJ York,
I,eonne, Dearborn, do
warren embargo off, and vessel. can reach tho
ston, reb s-Anved schooner Only Son. Wounsted, WOW
York cleared schrs Rec ide and Glide, os New yorA
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

FoR SALE.-Several angels, flowers Goldfish, cells
and other decacies called paintings, by Levi tongh
at the auction room.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

ar What are the trustees of St Pau's andi 81.
Johns about? Why is not the Rev. Mr.. Highly per-
mit,ed to be heard oftcner? Come, come, gentlemen
trustees 10 gouging.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

u Quantities Of spurious American dsllar pieces
are circulating in Lower Canada.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

t,r Another Peepng Tom-another Macke. s.
the report in another column-s6l0 for peep is qui
cheap.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

PHRENoLoGy.-Several Wall street brokers had
their heads examined yesterday by Fowler, to see
whether stocks are going up or down. Particulars
in our next. rs..t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

T-r We learn that our friend, Editor Webb, came
very near being turned out of the Park theatre on
Thursday night. large party Of young men in
the pit were ready raise the cry turn out Webb,
and to do it, Just as pretty Ellen Tree came the
stage. That saved him. We advise our friend to visit
the Park as seldom possible There is treason
aaoa,-treason towards the avenaer Of the bleeding
Constitution BE it known that we will now permit
our old associate to be turned out Of any theatre.
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
nd never thought 10 mnd1
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

~ Mn. BRrsrow.-Let all bad writer's look a,his
advertisement, III
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

FASHIONABLE ISrELLIGENcE.-We give, to day,
oceans of fashionable intelligence from Baltimore,
from Albany, and Of this city. No paper, editor,
had ever such facilities have TO give accounts of
the movements sf the beau monde Correspondents
are starting up in all quarters. We have now on hand
six or seven great events in high life, waiting for
place. We are absolutely beginning a new age-a
new era-and a new Before we have finished
our career, we shall elevate woman to her proper po
stsn in society. She is the god ofour ldolatry,"
and the spirit of our religion.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

HARRY WnITE.-Hany White, convicted Of being
concerned in burning the Treasury Building, in March,
1884, sentenced on Friday last to ten yearsimp
sonment in the penitentiary.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

PAYING FOE PEEPING.-In reference to our Report
of the case of Williams rersus Bradshaw, it will be
seen that the jury gave six hundred and ten dollars
damages and costs for heplantf.
Hardly enough this for removing brick and gaz-
ing upon aweman's rirtue Oh fe for shame, Mr.
Bradshaw in future you must take care how you
enact the part of "peeping Tom" Another jury may
not be SO mercifu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

~ II the dandy loafcrs and segar smokers round
about Palmos do not behave better to the ladies' n.
they pass the street, shall unoose mob Of loafcrs
from the Five Points upon them, and teach them
manners. Look out. During our regime, we permit
no ladies in New York to be insuled with imnpn,y
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

II SEEKING rSroRMATioS.-Can any body in
form US how much w. X. Hoyt the bien aimf of Ma
ma Monk, owed 10 Mrs. Woodruff, No. &c Beck man
street, for board when he left her house the other
day. Did he pay up all he owed We pause for a
reply
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

rr DIsHAsLl the author Of Vivian Grey, has pub.
lished asw novel called Henrietta Temple. 1t has
been issued by the Carys, of Philadelphia, and is for
sale here at Wiley e. Longs.
This novel is, perhaps, the only one during the year
mat y worth reading. The ladies' may peep into IT,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

CoRoNER's INoUEsY-Mr. Justice Hopson yester-
day held an inquest on the body of Richard Caton
No. sc Centre street, who came to his death by the
injury he received from fall in missing his footing
from the stairway which led to his apartment
The accident happened on the lst inst, and the de-
ceased has fingered until yesterday, when he expired.
The jury returned verdict of accidental death caused
by a confusion of the br ain received in fall
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

BowERy TYEATRE.-Have you been to see "Her
mani, or the Fatal OATH" which has been played L
crowded houses every night Of this week If youhav
not go to night, and go early, to secure goot
seats, for crowded house is expected by the appear
ance, at present. OF the books. Co. 60, go!
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

~ tvs WoRIp is the name Of new Sunday pa.
per, Office No. lG7 Broadway, conducted by Mr.
Church. The editor springs from race in Rhode Is
land that has produced some Of the most beautiful
women Of the present day II he equals in wit, wha
his race in female beauty, he will do. AT all events
there's no harm in trying.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

From ALBANy.-The Restraining Law has passed
the Senate, and is in the House. Both branches
are yet engaged on bank questions, usury investiga
TONS &c. &c.
We have received the Bank Commissioners Repor
"a very important document, which we shall review
at our leisure.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
$ . {. 2l. s. d i j e

Illnfbasbase uno fsiten fsblenbe qll'9eu
saibe. Dieles bOdit erprobte MittsL 1T
Elm lideres uno frdftiges Wittsl,msifsus
in atlen 8rantbeiten i1no Ssbfern Der Qlu:
gen urb bat ben 8orJnS, nber aIle anoere
Qlu9en 9Ir5nspen. 8e(onesrs 1T ee MIG:
lid,, in feleeneen 8efbmeroeu: gnt3Anos
Jung, Sndeu, QIuS uno @intpdrtssebrung
|oer slus senIisoer, in nsuen une bsraIteten
9tusen Gut3anbun9en, QMeenfeIIen ooer
is leden S6wdbe berIelben, ii. meb:
|rereu 8tl6werben oie(es 20 eolen unc
empfnbI,6en 1beiles, treIbes in tpsit=
Ildufs [epn .raroe, .Ee bier alIe gu benen'
nen. Die autsn Muftn1en (Inb fbon
fur 70 piele Sabre, our6 feline eigene, 70
tpie ebenfalls ourb anoerel Ner5ts uno f
pieler 0totbleioenben nit Sreuoen erprobt
9efunosn rroreen.
Der preis 1T 25 gts. oas 8dHien,
nit Der @ebraubsporl6rift. Gin befan-
bigger Dorratb 1T iinmer gum 8erfauf, unc
lpiro subsreitet am lnopeft|i6en @de oes
NlatftplaSes in gantonstarf @aunty >.
Gin grocer NableB tptro erlaubt, Die
|faufen i'm eS rpieosr IL uerfoufen. ppit
Ifrsve Sroers bic bie1eS W'ttsl aubelan=
gen, fcusn pinftlib befotsr metben. Nlic
,u serfaufen kp ltineu bier folssno be-
nauutsn Spseial 9l9enten
Or. QD Boneu Canton.
Or. Mation & Co. : Ma0iuon.
Drs. Daeet & StsDenfcnS
.. 8. M,per5 & @o. 9arrlstnrab.
JoIspb Deu in mapnebur9.
8cttfriso gtrobsI,
s. Sdub maber : Bethlehem.
@briitiau ct. &Fcper, Strosburs.
Or. 81. y. 9ten5 s. So. 8eIipsr.
9oam DeiB Wloin 1p.
Sobann 8oseI Canton.
@briftian &unse q. ". Ssnabur9.
Daniel Vbiuipps> pariS.
.. & s. RurB Minerpa.
9. & y. 0aroeitp Srrp.
S. Srpberser, .. M., M'ewap, @tarfgO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
ID r Y c. OOD S.
TIAnDW ARE. GR0CERI Es

slxAEEON 4AEsG, GSUCEEs1ES,
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, To
eacco, Sole Clipper Leather, Calfskins,
Mill T. X Cut Saws, Elacksmith's Vices
and Grading Scythes, warranted taes
German Scythes, best Longs Sckled
shovels, Spades and Hoes, King and
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, Adzes, fut.
Iron and Siiters, Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knivesi
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and
Bits Concave bright Augers, Horse &
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills of various des-
ler'ptions, large assortment OF Tuckup
and Side Combs, OF the TurtIesheIl as
well as the common livery Combs neck =,
r e d in 6 and dressing Combs, common
and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water in
bottles, silver Pencil Gases, Violins and
Violin strings, Powgder-horn Rapre
and Maccouba Snuff
The Staple articles Of Dry Goods consist Il:
Brown and Bleach MusIins Of very
superior quality nor commonly brought to
this market; Bed-ticking, TwIlled Mus.
linso various colors, aud qualities for
Jackets and Pantaloons, Beverteens,
Storment'< Canton Flannel CaIlicooes,
Ginghams, fashionable Prints, Stripe
& Paids, Grapes, Silks in great variety
ESiIk ShawIs, scarlet, red, yellow and
other Bandano Handkercbiets, various
dress Ilandkerchie fs Of the latest fashions.
fine Lace, Linnen Edging, Insertions,
Footing, &c. &c. F.; Il fine assortment of
! the best German and White Hose, Dia-
per, and Table Linnen, also a large as
sortment Of German & Irish Linnen, Silk
Ribbons in sets and otherwise, fashiona.
bic setting, velvet ribbon, cotton flinges
Shoe thread, &c. &c. with great variety
lot other articles too numerous to palticu
lai ize. " ..-
| Ladies and gentlemen in town and the
surrounding country, are most respect.
fully invited to give him atcail and secure
good bargains. g. II =
hassillon, May IA. 1896 a-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
Weue Yhter.
QS iui q m . { q s.

s. 0urrtba
an Der treltIi6sn @ds 1e;nes d f ii
er uen DaarbauGes, wsfli6
Der 6 on al 8ri ii6s
patfo eben t,ne fb6neTu5eabLmo
autsefubter uno febr .woblfeiIsr Guter
fit eiefe Sabres5eit erbHnet, bsfsbsns in:
Srocfenen', Sarten.,uno G Gnsi,
Oemaaren Yoreeuoni G pecerep>
en- @fen 9u6noaren oler 2lrt,
NdeeL 2eber &C. &c.
nsldbe er 70 moblfsit eetsauft, ale irssnb
iemauo in bi,iem Wa,fte. - =.
gr 3abIt teoer5sit aar0eIe far
DaSen, mslidtorn, Qaber, Siabfaa
t,siL Mc;le, &c. ,e., uno pirb phnftiib
une aufmertlam ;oes Speoitions=uno
eommHhonssei0ait beferest, ,por1il
feline Sreunbe unb Nnnber ibn beSi,nfi
gen snbssn. Maffillen, MaD ID. 12tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
QrgtniS unO qobm

Nooefatcu uno Hcbts9elebrtetl.
Da bieielbsn NIT einaneer in Sompante
eineetretten llne, 70 tisten Ne Den a0t.
unssmertben @inmebrern BON ct ARK
@auutv, ibre MmtS. Dienfe an.
Jbre Oifee 1T in oem 9anis Bon 2rn.
Doctor Nuo oreas 8arpe aawo
8. Qab,n, bsp ceuteniSen, tptIbe oIeteIs
ben init ibren 0ei6ditsn 81 teebren 9ss
>cenfsn, 81 jscer 3sit sefuneen 'peFesn
eaan.
q. W, Qoc,nis wiro oen Goarteu Scn
gta,f seeetmdfjs bepwptnen.
q. 9. g. qabm 1srft.bet uno lprtbt
Die teutibe Sprebe' QIub baben oielel'
Ben in ibrer SIfee eiten @tueenten 9.
Meper1 rreltber bic teutf6e une fras5o-
NIbe Sprabe fertia ipribt uno Iebre'ot.
Canton December 20. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
s eutfcbeS NOtarintn.

Da tintetlbriebener pom @oupernbr
ols OsFsntIiebsr glotarins (netary pub
l1c) far Die staot Canton ertannt "no
eiraefest potoen ift: 70 tna6t et Dem
tsntltbsn pubtitu,t aebtansesod betannt;
6aB er bereit 1T, su ir9eno elmer 3e't' le'net'
Qlmtssgefbaf aften tbdtis absatparten. !.
@oIIn,aobten fann man beD tpm ouI
fsbr erIeitDteste Mrt serfsrtisen ''aBen !,
ln6en1 eS bierontd, unn6tDi9 Setnapt
miro biefeIbt son bem 0Oupernbr eert'Fs
ciren 3u IaBeu; osl6se eteIe Sote"'
3eil unb Wnbe erIpart.
Geine Ofee 1T in Ser 9dsn Office oes
prn. 2O0ltl5 unc Sdbttt.
S.Meper.
Cantor, Tebr. 90. 1891.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

Sissn, 3o|1oner uno onosrs Ar'
ten ;
aI1e metde oom befen Waterial u"r ga
rantrt msroeu GUT searbites 5u tern'-
Nlte StnbIe reparirt uno an8eit''0en
@opal:SirniB gum DertauFe-
Vappetplanfsn, Q8aiaen, No98en'
Well0Foru, rub alle aueere alrttn Sans
oesproSuste, meroen fatt 5apluu9- tn'
2lrbsit onoenpwmen. D.u.3 3.
@autou, Suup G6. 1885. 1O=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
@ { 8 ! u 9 =.
6enrp Vucfius
|"ton sunni II. 1886.

OenFD Ouctlu6
WO0te abtunssppu feiue Sreunce uno
eas pnblitum iberbaupt benaebribtiaeu,
oab st lsinsn Sbcp ei''iss 2hirsn nbro:
lib prn {. Scsel'5 Giienitobr. b,yuabs
sesenaset Der YcRcfis, perl at bot NO
elle ia fsIn 0e(baft einlblasenoe s|rtlfsl
~ baten Iro, as
Sleb Sinn uno &upfer Boaren,
Ipcn jtcsr eroenfiieDen 2Irt. Seine prei(e
too tIllia; au6 me, cen @rseusniGe ess
esncss fir 3ahluns ssncmmen.
@r lbmsibeIt llb, curdb feiue Grfah .
r,ins lseer Qnfceeruns genise l., Icifeu.
lallls auf feline VyrfsiIpn be1iialde 95s-
ttei'nusen pssosu aafe prpurftsite b,Torat
trerbsn.
u. S.-Der btDlle prsis miro j'ter:
get fur aitss Gupfs, Shifting tut 3inn
te5ebIt.
Die S'ids9lrbsit wirb I,ubss unS eau.
s!bsft uno baloi3ft sebau.
Canton, Mdr3 /. 1897.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
90 eben erbolteu.

Der ilnter3eibnete, oaufbar fur er;
wieiene @unlt tbut 1einen Steunoen unb
ben, Wublifum hberbeupt biern,it abt.
unesoou fuuo, baB ct in ben SeeI Ifdoten
Neuport, philadelphia uno 8aItimore 9es
pslsn iF, allwo CT Elm sldwenbes QlHort=
tnent Sribiabr5 uno Scmmer-0laaren,
ansefauft bat, tpelbeS CT an lsnem a!tsn
Stanoplab cine Ibnre peftlib BON, @aual
[nebsn 3rn. Sobn 8ldds Wirtbsbau6
sum SGilo osr @lods] er6fnet bat.
S9l9'nce6 ntnfaBt eiueu 2beil (eineS aus
seoebnten 2ayers con
St0pelu. 81 Doe B aare n:
Blaue, (bwar5e, broune, CRIME, brdb, ,9e=
miIbte uno oablia Gn6er, @aIfmier uno
@attinett iseerIep Qlrt, Scmmertubsr
uno bic Serlbieoenften &leioungsfife.
Serner: 8ounetS, StaIienIlDs Sci.
be uno eanpaB. SbrpsiSer Musline. Srau:
56itlbe 9in9bam5, 0orn=Sdt1,me, 1aibs
en- fir 2doieS Gaoenoifb Gabad, 0als-
tilbsr, @aIico's BON teoer e6attiruna,
Merino S6a,rl; 9lepRifte, Bisbertien,
SIaueu, 8ett gOto; lBeber 0lieb.
@beufaas: Elm oollfanoieeS 9l=
lortment eiletner 2ofes, 3uder Aafee,
2bee, 0emarje, 3ibsbs:i Sin, 8ranbv,
@um, portmein, Qiebon, Museat @laret,
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