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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
-. BURLINGTON, IOWA: SATURDAY, DEcENBrR 81 lsle

calling on the CAV Lolhario we have I'm.
perscaly described, TO strot oa,'' bis bride,
"You're the man for NY yaller quarter, j
SAIL our hero in ecstaties, and away he
went in h run fT SuHe. With one effor,
Of his brawny arm, he took her from The
ln'ile~ and brought her 20 the centre of ar
enclosure formed by The company, Is eye
dilating and his whole frame exhibi inc
signs Of joy anspeakable. The brilr was
. bouncing prairie beauty. on whom Time
had smiled in his rapid course. She
wore blue calico dress, full in every part,
thus permitting
es.r A Mrvery grace,
To run : race.v 49,
A stii,g Of blue beads ornamen,ed ,
good, substantial neck more SC your sswan-
like tllinys-and her head gear was |. cot
Ton handkerchief with scarlet strires. and
yellow ground work. tied gracefully under
the CHR, and concealing The IA en- curls
that struggled for liberty. Her shoes
might ha, e given your recherche fa>hion-
able ladies the Mysteries, but ,hey unite,)
comfort and durability and eifectnallv clo,.
ed the door TO the fell destroy err, consume
ton. In the hurry Of the moment. doubt.
less, she made an invidious distinction be-
tween those necessary sppeniares class.
icalls sllled ''insect deslfovers,n one of
which Lacked the blue sock--but this was
an omission, n fault. Her blue eve. as
It rested on the chosen one, spoke eloquent.
ly of abiding love, and her handsome kce
was wreatl es III slniles. ss&t tf@t
The judge glanced al the paper in lis
hand, and then mas lenn, impressive tone,
delnaded Of the groom
"Will ,on take Susan Jenkins as vour
lawful welded wife2"
"Well hess. reckon will. lw uldn't
have. rid sinee daylight AMI packed her
here, ii 1 sidn mean to do the clean lhinc. y
answered our hero.
And you, Sis n. vii you take Cyrus
Shorter, us your lawful welded hushandsn
"Yes, 'Sqpitr, iha, Twill. Dad said |
oughter married Bin aSwizzle; but IN
see him hanged FIRST. He taace with old
ugly Bets Foler, and ei .. her bran new
shawl. Besides that he got drunk, fell off
his horse and broke lis leg. Cy Is good
enough for me, replied the spirited beauty.
This was too much tor Cy." He jump
ed for joy, and clasped the admirable ;Suse'
TO his bosom, giving her smack that re.
sembled the noise created by The popping
OF a cork from champ igne bottle.
"Stop sir" said the Judge, "the cere.
mony is not complete"
Go il, Squire, shouted Cy, 81 will be
as Still as wild cat ketching deer s
], The silken knot was now tied, and amid
the huzzas of the men, and. The smiles an |
white 'krrcaiefs waving of the ladies', Cv
carrie... his Llnshine ritie 10 the mule.
placed her behind him, aid in ,wiukling
was on the road 10 home and happiness.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
The New York News tells .hs faiOw.

tuR---s FL itt.; s8 #f 9tstfF ssfersw SCI
"a Cool S'or, riA q. Good -AEr -
'TfYEere were We yesterday, P.t, when ye
ohght TO have been at sciooIf" asked !
respectable Irish adopted citizen, losr /
resident Of the cooasy. oi hin hopeful
young son and -Leir, Xl.o l,as cnioyed shS
privilege Of the sscuident Of sbirfil' on this
instead o the o,hcr. sile. of the ocean,
Out with tie Natives, 10 be sure, for
amt a Naiiscs" was tie patriotic reply.
"TLen take this for yoar disobtdiente-
ana u''s ior yo,,r ccrhpany---and ihis-~and
this" ives are paiern.l rej.indcr, with
running acroinp4ilin. ent mol difficult 10 be
inaglned.--'.L is not for The licking /
care SAID tAe ,o,ing Native, as liz went
Firth blabLsrihg smorg his cssinpanions,
.Lut to tie struck by one Ut them cssrsed
farcigners--thid's villa, I'm, mad asf''
I Wese itgstaied that rs,i,cr afatt, ev
his reqnestedihc reading Of the BitIe IT,
ali the common people of Ireland, ard ,prc.
poses to issue the Di, iir Volums intn slyo
Numbers atsixpe,cc each, 20 ~ u sua he
circumstances of all clat scs. &C. go
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

money, and slightly inebriated. "A though,
struck me. s
I-hsd large run cloak, which, with Al
my other appointments, save these he took
The landlord had spared. Idresscd imme.
siiel,; drew on my boots over my I'll,
drawers, mol unlike small clothes. nu, or
my carvaf, vest and coat, laid travellirp
cap from my trunk jann,lngly over nv
forehead, and finsing my tine long mantle
gracefully about me, made my way through
the TALL into tie street.
Attracted by shining lamps in the nor.
tico Of = new hotel, few squares from INV
ilrst lodgings, entered, recorded some
sme on The books, and bespoke bed
Every thing was fresh and neat, every
servant attentive; all ousared we'll. i
lept myself closely cloak d, pulled a ei-
gar, and retired 10 bed 10 mature my bio,
= = .
"Waiter, just brush nv clothes well.
my line iellow," said in the morning. a,
ne entered my room. mini the panta
looms; don't s. i'll any thing from the pock
et>s there is money IN 10th"
:! don't see no pantaloons."
"The devil you don'll Where ar.
,heyf"
Cant tell, I'm sure; / don't know, /,
s'elp me Cod
Go down, sir, and tell your master I,
: me up here immcciately.''
The publican was with me in moment.
had arisen and worked my face befor,
the glass into . fendsh look Of passion
Landlord" claimed with fierce
gesture, Il have been robbed in YOU.
honse-robbed, sir, robbed! NV psnta.
looms and purse containing three IF,
dollar notes are gone. This is . prei,,
hotel. Is this The way you fulfil the in
junc.ims Of scripture am a stranger
and ! find my $, Ii taken in with q venpe.
ance. ] will pose you at once, if ann
no, rec umpensed."
PRAY keep your temper" said the
aeitaled publican. Il have Just opened
tlis house, and it is getting good run:
would YOU ruin its reputation for an acei
dent? will find out the villain who has
rubbed you, and I will send f.r tailor t.
measure you for your missing garment.
Your money shall be refunded. Do YOU
net see that your anger i useless?"
"My dear. sir" l replied, "Ithank YOU
kr your kindness. did not mean to re-
proach yon. Ii those trowsers can he
done to-;av I shall Be satisfied, for time is
more precious than money. You ma,
keep the others If you find them; and, Il,
exchange for The one hundred and fort,
dollars Which yon will give me, their con-
tents are yours" .....y
The mex, evening, with nsw incxpres.
sib'es, and one hundred and forty doll.r
i my purse, ! called on my gnardian in
Phila,.ell hia for sixty-dollars. He gave
It with lecture on collegiate dissipation
that | shall not soon forget. / enclosed
the money back to my honorable landlord.
BY the first post, settled my other bill al,
old Crnsty's, the first publican, and 60,
my trunk by mail.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

his arm, which it Immediately seized with
its teeth, whilst the man, making hideous
y contoruons, 90 il in pain, whirled around.
calling on his patron Saint. The reptile
continued it. bite until ihe Eisowy took i,
oH, and showing Us the blood which ii had
dr~wn. Having laid the leifa down, he
then put the bitten part Of hi arm iaIo his
mouth, and pressing il with his teeth,
danced for several minutes, whilst the mu.
sic played more rapidly than ever, till,
apparently being quite exhausted, lie again
Lated. -
Conceivirg ,ha, tie whole was trick
that the lefa had been beref, of its poison.
and that lis li,c consequently would Le as.
harmless as that e a rat, requested 10 tc
allowed to handle The serpent.
"Are you an Eisowst'' said the man OF
Soos, "or have you steady Gath in lie
power Of our saint?" replied in The
egalive. "rEen" said lie, s,if the snake
,i'e YOU. yonr hour is come.-Brinc me
f,wl or any uninal, and will give YOU a
SIRE proofere YOU attempt to touch q ieffa.
A fowl was brought, and part Of the
Gathers having been plucked, the .crpen,
vas az; in t.kcn up ly The eli hir,ner, and
allowed 10 tite the fowl for an Instant
The bird was pu, on the grouni, aud efter
cunning around as if in fl f.r about ihe
Pace Of minute. ,o;tered and fell dead.
ts flesh Iccame shortly ;ferward Of
lush hue. It Is needleas to say that ai-
er this declined hindling the leaa.
The only way that | can account, for the
s.isowy escaping nnharmed from the bite IF
the snake, Is. that either he prevents The
! TIA, when in the act of seizing his arm.
t ON using its fngs, and tha, tie blood
seen Is drawn BY the teeth only Of the rep.
Tile, which are distinct from lis fanes, or
else that the isowy possesses an anlido,c
70 ue poison, or tha, he puts. it into his
mouth and applies i, il The bitten par, du.
ring the dance. ad ~
! have frequently witnessed individuals
belonging 10 The sect OF Eisowys, in whose
company have Glanced to Le during nv
sporting expeditions. handle scorpions or
poisonous reptiles without fear Or injury,
he animals never attempting to sting or
ite them. Whist was residing at Tan
gier, young Moor who was witnessing
the exploi Of snake .charmer ridiculed
his prowess as mere delusion. and having
been dared by the Eisowv TO touch one Of
his serpents, the 'al ventured into the nys-
tic ring, was bitten by leffa, and shortly
afterwards expised.- Western Bnrbury.
4 WiM Tribes md Suvug .fnimais, by J.
II. Crumnoaad HaN ESQ. l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
Snake Charmers.

! As we strclled through the market place
q Larsicse we met party tf Eisowy, or
snake cliarmcrs; they Consisted Of four
Soosys, or natives OF the province Of Soos
three Of whom we're musicians, their in
struments,b ,beirg long rude canes resem-
birg in form fute, but open at both
ends, into one Of Which the performer
blows, pro lncing melancholy but pleasing
no'cs. We invited. the risowy TO exhibi,
their snakes; to is they readily consen-
ted. They commenced BY raising I'D their
han Is as il holliag book, mn nteriag in
nnis,n prayer addressed to the Dei.y.
and calling upon Secdna E!ser, who IN
Morocco is leld IS The patron saint Of
snake char,ners.. Having concluded Il is
iNtca,ion, tie music struck up, and the
slahe clsarmer Ga, ced in rapid wLirls,
which no Strauss could have kept time To-,
round the bsket containing The rep hes.
This basket was made Of cane work w.
cred with goat skin. Stopping suddenly,
The, snake charmer thrust Lis bare arm IN
to the basket, and pulled out large black
cobra capella. or hooded snake; this he
handled as if it hal been hfs tnfbaf. and
proceeded 10 twine it around his he'd.
.dncingas before. whilst III. reptile seemed
70 otey his wishes, b. preserving its po-
si,inn on his head.
The cobra was then placed on the
sronnd. and sts,n,ing erect on its tail.
moved IFS head to and fro, apparently
keepi & i,ne to The music. Now whili.
ing round in circles still more r p,s " Than
le'nre. Il 9 isowy sgafa pu, his hand in
to the basket and palltd out successive,y,
and placed ON the ground two very ni-
sonons species oi serpents, natives of the
deserts oil Soos, called leffa. They were
Of notified color, with. Llack Spots; were
thick il. the body. :nd not above two feet
and halt Or q Z. { { ei long. #
The n.,me leffa is given. l imagine, Ly
the Moerellin Arabs tc this kind Of SER
pen,, frum iftir res smLlance, when in The
oct of darlipg II III. ir prey, 10. tie Arabic
letter Ia. le Icing merely tie article ffans-
passed.. These reptiles proved more active
and less docilc than the cobra; for, half
cpiled md holding their heads in slaut-
ing position really for an attack, they
watched with sparkling eyes the move-
ments Of the char,ner, darling al him with
open jaws every now and ihen,l as he
sentured Wi,lIin their feach, and throwing
fsrward their body with ansxing velocity,
while their tail seemed 10 remain on The
sams spot, and then .reooilinx back again.
The Eiso~y wasded of with his long aik
the attacks which they made npon lis
bare legs, and the leffas seemed to Z pend
their senon'upon the garment. :.
Naw. cal,ing OH Seedna Eser, he seized
hold Aaf sne ot The two serpen;s by tie
nare Of the neck and danced ronnd With
u; then opening its jaws with sm.l
sick. he displayed 70 Il e spectators the
fargs from whicia there 90 eli white and
oily substances. Hs dssn put III Islis to
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
Perfect Desperation,

: In the langhable tale Of g. espera,ion,'
on oil Il e richest Of the rich articles wlicl
are so abundant IN the "Li,erary Remains
Of the late Willis Gaylord Clark, we fint
the following passage. The hero, il ma,
be necessary TO remark, is a young, Pl ii
sadelphia student, who, after a stolen fort
night amid the Raieties Of W. shiretor
winter season, finds himself, through III,
remissness Of college chum, as lar a,
Beltinore on his way home, and wi,hou
the first red cent" in- his pccket. n,
puts mp at fashionable hotel, notwith
standing his poverty, where, after soionrn
ing day or two, he finally, al The heel 81
a grand dinner, !" nnes solaHp il lis pri
vate apartments, his various eatables flank.
ed with abunda,a Champagne, Burgundy
and other choice wines---ilus os,en,a,i,,,s
ly situated, we say he finally resolves upon
disclosing alto h,s landlord. Sum,nonine
ser.ad, he with much pomposity al.
dressed lin niih:
ASK the landlcrd TO step up 10 nv
room and bring his bil."
Oh He clatters down st.irs giggling, and
shortly thereafter his master appeared.
He entered with generous smile, Tia,
made me hope for the best his house af-
iorded, and thai, just then, was credit.
''How much do owe you!' said 1.
He h.nded me the bill with all the grace
OF private expectancy.
"Let me see--4sey enteen dollars. How
very reasonable! But. my dear sir, The
most disagreeable part ofthe matter is now
to be disclosed. l grieve 10 inform yo,,
that at present am ont of money, Lut I
know by your philamhrorfc looks that
YOU will be satisfied when / tell YOU that
III had i, ! would give il 10 yon with nn-
qualified pl. ssure. But yoa ser lny not
having The change BY me is the reason
cann.t do il, and ! am sure yon will let
tie matter stand and say no more about il.
am IA strans er to you, that's faci; but in
the place where come from all my ac-
qnaiIIances know me, ~ e, ~ as can be-
I, The landlord i0rned al colors. s.Nhers
do yen live, asy how" ssa
I'm Washing--, ! should say, in Phil
adeiphia." 4ssf.f sei u S
His eyes flashed with angry tsisappoipl-
ment. Il see how il is mister, my orin-
Ion is tha. you are blackleg. Yon don't
know Nhere your home is--you begin
with Washington, and then drop il Tor
Philadelphia. You must pay the LilI.'
',But can't.S
Then I'll take your clothes; IT, don't,
blow me iigli." t@s MN - lits tn
''Scsundrel!'' said /, rising bolt upright,
s'do il II yoti dare! Do il! and leave lie
rest to me-"
There were no more words. lie arose
deliberately. seized my lat and my only
inc prsssibles. and walked down stairs.
9 Physicians say that two excite,nenis can
e i>t at the. same time within one system.
xiernal circumstances drove awav, al.
most Immediately, the confusion ol my
BRAIN. :. x.ss, E.
I arose and looked out ofthe win,ow.
The snow was descending as slramne.l
onthe pane. What Was 70 do?a An IN
happy s'sans culOttes'' u ) stranea oisy, no
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
COACH FACTORY.
COrse Ax HarFier1:pn.;

ID ETuRN their thanks to the citizens OF
~ Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share OF
public patronage which they have received. and
embrace this opportunity Of informing them that
they have remoxsd from their old stand. on JEFF
ferson street, I'd more commodions building,
situated on the corner Of Valley and Main s.s.
where they are prepared to furnish at the short
est notice, any description ois-arriages now in
use, the workmanship and durability Of which
have been fully teeted IN this vicinity and need
nofuf thenree eosnmendstion,
They have Just received . good and general
assortment Of materials from New York, Pitts.
bungh and Wheeling, Of the latest style, TO wit:
iace fringe, patent leather elliptic springs, &c,
gkr.;T which will enable them 10 furnish work 81
rates to smt the purchaser. Proas1re ofevery
description taken in payment for work.
naysl8 44--6ms Ssat .aass
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28


ooLsAucH. s siil rs. rnEvoa
~. +. COOIBAUGH 4 CO.
II all JEPrGasoM Srassr. ...s..
6URL LAG TON. 10 K.A.
Uea'ers IN Dry Goods, GrocerieS, Hats. Cans
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Qaeenawsre.
&C., &c., wholesale and Rstaii,
=. &. LAUMAN.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
DRY GOODS, GROCERI S,
Qaee"scare, Hard,0are, Boots, Shoes.
Hats, Cops, &c., &c.
FAoNr STREET,
49, 10. q.
WILLIAM GREENE,
Book Binder aud B,ank nook ,a.uf.. ,...r r..
iiAxton. lowe.
s. r. H1rshalJ.
r ATTORNEY at Law
AND sorAnr .r.unkfc.
Neat Poiat, Lee Cessiy, love.
House, Sign and Fancy Patnsinx.
fSoATES 4 HAWKINS, fvaileNs,reet. he.
~ tween Main and Water will execute eve.
~ description Of Painting, plain and Ornamental,
10 the best aud most approved style.
They respectfully ask share Of patronage
apr u '4i-tf
Law Partnership.
c. HALL, Of Mount Pleasant. and F
~ D.. MILLS, OF Burlinston, have this day
associated themselves into Partnership for the
P aetice Of Law under the name aud style of Hall
& Mills. They will attend all the Con,ts Of the
first aud SECOND Judicial Districts. Crim;. al
business attended TO in any part ofthe Territory.
oifce in the brick building on Main street NOW
occupied BY F. d. Mills.
J. c. HALL,
a +. D. MILLS
sept IL Ha-tf
.- Lantx 4 Ray
Naa.facfmrrrs Of Freaeh Burr Miilsteaes, aad
iIealers in Boiling Cloths,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
- i -, At st
Millstones made to order, and a constan, sup-
ply on baud, Screen wire, hosting screws and
mill irons, furnished at the shortest notice, and
warranted oftbe best quality. 4 ie
lune ,ll-iy As
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28


\ i.dnrina Poli1ics IL ns4s d4.--Mn H..
D. Garland express mail passenger. re-
ports al Boston thattherc was consider.
able excitement II Montreal IN relation 10.
the Presidential slsctieAs and thst bets 10
ihe amount "a $loo. .o06 ~ BEN nSac
here on tie sesmls.
reyfns y ~ The }lits{ ofth Hos.
ton Post pubIishss ths hlls-sinr ,iticpe
parsfraph. The Poss - Dsmsesn1lc q
conTses We shall ~ jDoaF a1lk Y -
|tle hs's On .le election. ftam a 'e =.
\. T., until 8 o'clock, :. =, osesv -
this week. Tntrance No, 10 Vsisa ssrs1f !.
soiih side. Gentlemen interested m ~
|lnested not 70 crowd about ths tbdf y y
-silI - impossible t6 finiS6ths 6sSIls5ss d
s dAys. si,hesl Prizes orassI - tfssI
'eesrner!n' r - sfss H. ssAsssrf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

8 h Caps.
lust REC EIvEn AM FOsSALE,
u ~ dox superior rioth caps.
20 do do MA krat do;
10 do do OTTER. do. srle nsiid article
IL do do seal and se aiets. do, 4.
oct u ~ ". ". DrrOE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

a LARGE snd Spsn.i as.ortment of ai'
u k'as nf sviaier ss,awis. on hand and FIR sale
cheap. wholesale OF, RET ,ii BIZ
oct ~ MM. GARRETT 4 Go.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28
- W. = 4 s2....N Mse. " .~t 4
NJ. 'owa CITY. lowa. tMsy3 "a

John S. DAVID. General Forwar lag an
- C"nui>~ion Merchant. Dealer in Groc. ries
NV Nuads. Produce, SC. dc. !, on " ntrr. betme."
wa>,.ingtom and Colun,bia streets. Huntington
lawa st tfef March ~. 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-28

DROWN ard BIe.rhed Mp.i,ns, veI
ID rheao. at the GREAT WESTERN
3navi 80 "a - sNs s{ff gt Il
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
9scOtrT0,u110e1t.

1. Ser g 9attrtanbsfrtunp unp 9 ttfter 3eit
eDent rsQendB9 jcrcn SrcitaS.
2 Der @ub|trircns>9 9rrts lit al so ent s.
,orarStsaDun9, Sper l fas ne 3ettun9 ntbt in
ncr BALI Der litsn pes SaDrs te3apt wrp'
g. Die Setting tonnnur Damn auf9c9stn werren menn a"
Safranpe bejaDlt Iinp.
AZ G3enn 0 rrm 3crtauf bes Sabrrs BIC 3eua9 MID
auattIunat wrb, 20 trtradt obtS ais cinn 2HMnt1
rjeltlte fir 1upcres Sabr ~ tryaItrn.
5 &cn ltntrrfbrebr m fl, rinrn fErlrn 3titr"um "Is
0fonattn rncmmtn.
g. Die Bercncuns SrfbicD auT Scten rrr untrrhrftr,
unb r Die rAns8rte mBsH pptrep rtn9eianrt wtrren
z 4u,etpsn merprn fir bic tlden pree rnG Gttt miBen
ak>t (oslri bs5aDIt wrrrrn, nop "f rn19
Art in 1e6nun9 ffcbt.
ng-5eber pplt,ne1er bat ras Nct]t, cnen 8rtef
tn ,reIdem fd 3enssgeb bcfncet, 80 # ret all ben
Druder at IberIenoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
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Cine idbdbbare Bauerei AZ ,erFdufen.

Der lnterseidnete tuhnftt feline Bauerei nobe bet
SaaIen ~ osrtauen. = 8eiaete Baueret 1T Elm Tbeif
Ges n e: e Y: gerteES 6. 10, &. 10, q. anb entbdt
~ 40-lOO Nder. Das eano it BON Der been Nuu.
9rnno IT. Die @ebduOe teftebem aus ttnem gDobnbane
ano e1ner Sdeuer. unb Die Cried, peld1e burd Ors
Sano t1eBt pat btnldnslidcn Saa, INN eine Seb[mbIe
81 t5e0ea: 5sa @n sroeer 9beil Ser @auerc it inter e
er te S t,ns ms0 TeaetSeme uno berbaupt it aes in u
ober Der prets gu bod 1T fiir ciu 8srns6qem, 70 fonn
er oaronf reen oaB es etn 9etdtcs fir i'm ie ,pirS
we9en Der Jfabe CUR Stabt enen Gbe Der Boerei in
sStts gu Sertaufen. Sur Elm 9auienO Dollars perbea
aus sa9eo SerlanaF' Dne brise surO in folden Bah.
"9eN ms SnterelIe aH9encmnen, tpie es fir ben Sdu.
fer am bequemen it. Das Beitere FAM, mar, crfob
rem bnrb yadfra9e bel '''"V
S. u. g 6neiber.
Canton, Sunt 1914. 80 +. ~
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8erna6ldflI9t oiele Notis nid,t !!

glle ped'e benz lnterSeidnften fulbi8 lnb, perbea
cradt tnnerbalb orci Oonaten ocn bielenl Datmm III
re Ned1nnuaen Ooer Suloldeine absutraaen, Dber nl
anoere srt Sefreosun9 81 9eben SSa 8erlauf bieter
elf mus eln eoer, Der biefr Otcts perldunlt es i
telet CUR sait lesen penr er unfcen S beSabIen Bat
..r.4 4a5s4. f.5.L.4 s. g. sStdneibet.
@anton, ben IOten SUM 1874. .4. .,'.'1 s,.
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