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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

The following table, which has required
some labor in preparation. shows how
some Of the principal national offices have
been divided between the North and South.
from the commencement of the govern
incnt to March 4ith, 1919. The figures
denote the number Of years during which
these officers have been filled By citizens
Of each section-Tne short presidential
term Of Gen. Harrison. and some trac-
tions Of years have been omitted:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

GIN CISNATI AND HAMILTON RAIL RoAD.--Iet-
tings for the completion of the grading, mason
ry, and putting down the supe rstructurc on this
road, are advertised to take place next month.
Stock sufficient has been subscribed to ensure
the completion of the road at early day We
understand that the Directors of the Eaton and
Hamilton road will make similar lettings. early
in the spring.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

la the sixteen Presidential elections.
1856 electoral votes have been cast, 1915
bv Northern States, and 1911 by Southern
states; 100 votes have been given by the
North for Northern candidates. and 1879
by the South tor Southern candidates, 100
~ the \ ORTIZ for Southern candidates. and
32l by the South for Northern candidates.
Portsmouth, J0urnai.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

SwELIISGs.-The following article il recon-
me nded for scattering sweiiiugs on horses. cows
and other domestic animals: Take tx
quarts OF proof whISkey. or other proof spirits
and warm them over the fire. but not TO boiling
dissolve in il pint Of soft soap-when cool
put it in pint bottle other close vessel. and
adj ounce OF cainphor." This FORMS when
dissolved. a liquid opodeldoc. and is then ready
for application. 1t is a cheap and valuable rem
edy, and should be Kept constantly on hand By
every person.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
Like What!

A, is like the nerdian-it is in the middle OF
day.
II. is like hot fret makes oil boil.
G, is like an old maids visit puts age into
a care.
ID. is like fallen angel-add il to evil, it
makes derH.
f., is like the end of tme-it begins eternity.
&, is like wisdoin-it is the beginning of great
ness and goodness.
II, is like the dying words of Adams-it is the
end Of earth.
J,s like the end Of Spring-it ~ the begin
ing Of June.
X. is very like pigs taii-it is the last end OF
pork.
l.. is like giving away swee;heart-it makes
over iorcr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

BANK DEFALcauoN.-It is stated tina, a
person connected with the Susquehanna
Bank. has been committed to jail, charged
with being defaulter 10 the amount Of
forty ihous and dollars. II is further stated
that eighty thousand of the Banks money
cannot be accounted for
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
81 rs! sTovES!

F6tsii1 SUI -cri5er has On had good var,ei,
T. cf Cooking Stoves. also Parlor Seven
ana len Plate Stoves IN abrHcance. He alan
offers 10 ti!e pubic the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOK-STOIE. which j. deer
c=cIy more simple IN it's construction than any
other air ught cook stove in use, being per
feet cooking apparatus without any INSIDE plate
or damPer.
The public invited TO call a, No 50. main
street, in the west room of the Gilbert House,
and examine his stock.
l. A. OGBORN
Nov Il, I-49. E-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
GTThe following is taken from the
Louisville Courier:

HTThe following is taken from the
LOU vile Courier
Three free negroes were sold last
week. each into twelve months bondage.
for soourninr il Louisville contrary 10
the statutes of the law made and provided
in regard 10 the free negroes of other
States
-TAt the late agricultural fair held in
Licking county. Ohio. premium was
awarded to Gen. +. ". Wilson for the
best crop Of corn. his product being one
hundred and eighty-iour bushels per acre
on a farm Of about four hundred acres
None Of his competitors raised less than
one hundred bushels per acre.
(-5-Jonarhan G. Mills. dentist. for
merly of Lancaster. Pa. who was charc-
ed with the seduction OF three vounc
women. sisters. in Harrisburg. has been
tried on one Of the charges and declared
guilty Il was an attrocious case
tThe present free white population
of the State of South Carolina. according
to the census recently taken. IS $50, 335:
showing clear gain in ten years OF 25,-
o69
G-The girls of Farhaven. Connect
cut. who struck for higher wages for o.
pening oysters. have obtained their de-
mands. They now receive two and one
half cents per quart. instead of two. as
heretofore. for opening the bivalves.
"There were 81 deaths bv yellow fe-
yer. in hospital. at New Orleans. during
the week ending Oct. p. on; OF 81 cases
Number of patients remaining in hospit-
al. ten hundre! and eighteen
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

Glow" said a Judge in Missouri, to a witness
on the stand.--.how do YOU know The plaintiff
was intoxicated on the evening referred to -
''Becausc saw him few minutes after the
muss trying 10 pull Oft his trowsers with boot
jack"
Verdict for the defendant. Blackstone-page
~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
Administrators Sale

FE>IIE undersigned wit seil at Public Sale on
Saturday. tlt- -th day Of Drcetnb-r next
"a the tDAn 81 Boston. Waynr Co. Ind,snn; a
"Hn- i!oE-r, belonging to The Estate OF Eii,ai.
". t,5ft,a. '-.c- a.i.ti.
~.',r Il "oprne,fce ~ ~ o'.inck, A. ~, on
stli cI5 terms made known nn day Of sale
JAMES I. HARRIS, As.,n'r.
Boston, Ind, N1v. IIti, -. i1-3.w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
A EIRST.RATE
"a vERN ST a ND

NOR RENT.-The subscriber will lease
II his Tavern Stand, situated on the Richmond
and Boston Turnpike, p miles South East Of
Richmond. for one more vears-poss-ssiou e.
be gwen by lie frst Of December next. The
buildings are AL new,-large aud roomy-ihs
House vel furnished and the property is every
way convenient. For terms. apply 10 the
subscriber adjoining the premises
DAVID SCARCE
Mex i;h, lS.a 47-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

"S"E BEARS The principal Of an academy.
in an advertisement. me ntioned his female as
sistant, and the reputation for teaching which
she BEARS but the printer, careless fellow left
out the (Which SO the advertisement went
forth. commend ing the Iady's reputation for
.feachinc she bears
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

Few can appreciate what an energetic woman
can do. One of these useful creatures recently
washed n whole week : washing, hung the clothes
out TO dry. cooked three meals, MADE n pair of
pants for her youngest boy. darned her husbands
stockings, had the cholera. cured herself aud
then dy ed four dresses-ail in one Gay,-says 3n
exchange.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

Brandy is teveler. a headacher. consumer
OF substance, destroyer of health and repuia-
ton, instigator of riot and bloodshed, break :
er up OF domestic peace, and fruitful source
e misery aud crine--So IS whiskey
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

An fredericksburg the trial of Cog
zell, for kidnapping. which took place a
few DAYS since at Iiillsborough, an Incl
dent occurred which created considerable
fun at the expense of big wigs and counsel
\ Miss Sloan was testfying and was re-
quested TO state all she knew about a GER
tain transaction.
TVitness-I was in the sitting room
when Mary came from the kitchen hur-
riedlv and Cogzell after her. lie caught
hold Of her at the sitting room door. and
said Mary you have been here long enough;
come and 90 home now.
attorney for Defcmdan'-What did
Mary say!
Auorney for The State-Stop there
object to the question!
Here a discussion of nearly two hours
took place. in which four or five lawyers
participated After which the three Judges
held a long. serious and excited dis
cussion on the subject. and finally. in a
very formal and pompous manner. stated
that it was the opinion OF MAJORITY o.
the Court that the question must be ans
wercd The Court room was crowded
almost TO suiiocation, and the most intense
interest was manifested at this stage OF
the proceedings. The question was re-
peated-.What did Mary say and the
witness answered.
..She didni sag a acorHE'-Rtchmono
Republican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

The question is often asked, if corns,alks
Of much use as fodder. We answer, lthout
fear Of contradiction, that If we'll saved. ana
properly used. th.y are fully equa! TO the same
weight ol hay
Last year FED three yoke of oxen on corn
stalks, with The acci.ion Of no more feed than
should / ave- .>e,. h the best En-iisl, hay.
Our moe. ot prep arsi- hem follows
The staIas NNeft eat Win tie ordinary clIla-
aIIcsi .l.le.tsar pieces 81 uaf 'ucls IA length.
$50. h sce .3 . ha1,!.eAs.: three .3ious of bo.l
IL "~ie-. tt.t' tsa5 oAe Z p OF salt, w-s thrown
aHaH Ifeta, aHa t,s X 81 taa G 81 covered With
blanket. ir ste..s a5.s.t- fruHl the hot wa
ter sseliel aat'saft-HrJ the eorn>talks to their
original SIZE. AND han cold i.t,le ground feed
was thrown nroa ta-sa. nni ttsas ftd to the cat
TAe even worse ha'.; all WINTER, each yoke
bringing three Ias.s per DAY, u more than ton
each, from distance Of three miles aul in The
spring they We're - we'll a iii the iH!i
" hen corn u raf>ea 10 he pulled while green
toF tp4i.n-, iht stalks wlit contain much more
sserh sriur maticr than when suticre,. 10 rIPen.
The stalks shonld - permitted 10 grow after
tne corn has be, M led.
Cornstd.as may IL grown FOR fodder. with
.au. greater strength than hay, ana chttfeh
cap.t.e ef >uprls3ag f.o8 for auiHais without
the assition Of 4raia OF any kind, and for mich
cows. II would lie equal il not superior 10 ANY
other food. We refer 10 the method adopted l.,
Nr webb, Of Delaware. Tor the purpose OF ma
king sugar
A. soon the ears appear. pinch them Off
ann repeat this treatment tNtre; the consequence
Will b., that III s8.ee If stalks thus treated val
rHutpIu i -!.-....~s ..a.frrr that %
~UI tr cane. Sc AAea q .ot.- .-ti
beng ntt. VIM IL sevr The iui-r If y!eYrn .e-
grees EeanHlc. whIe The snIee 81 the sugar cane,
as grown ia Louisiana. IS bat hine crIrte>
Reaume This motc Of growth, however. viii
only answer IN such districts as. from want Of
market tind II Improbable 10 ralSe corn for the
ears. " hen THIS mode Is adopted the planting
should be early. Tor stalks VIII necessarily re-
quire hot sun To cure them. If cut too late.
the sugar contained in the juice Will become acid
be fore they are ,!rv.-7he Working Farmer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

Nrs Sfavg SraaE.--Bv an advertisement ia
another ceian,u IL aill be seen that Isaac \ q.
pgbcrn oticrS for sale, large loi Of Stoves Of
various patterns and sizes. We have Of h.
Clinton Alright Cooking Stoves III use, and
express but The opinion Of enc ,n.o Aao~s.
when wc say It is equal 10 the best. and far
peror 10 many IN We respectfully request
those of citizens who wish To purchase a
stove 10 call and examine fer themselves. They
wil find NJ. Oghorn Ia the room formerly occu-
pied hy Mr.. Gilbert store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

fore the New York Legislature, by vs. ~.
Sk~,nn Is ready. l, as an elegant ~ mo.
solu tnt. printed on the finest paper. iui p~s~s
bound ~ tnnsin, siil back. ana accurate lps-
tfsit OF .'ihe oId Man Eloquent" engraved on
Gle. aud the price, only doiI"r and fr~s-
f8.Hre ee"tSl places the work within the ,rach Of
every man--ev-ry family should have a cory.
Or. J. Il. Mr>nr~u,Lr, is the Agent for tho
sale Of the work IN Wayne ccunty-n is not for
sale in any Of the Book Stores. and those desiring
copy can procure II only Of the Agent. w.
understand that Mr.. Mendcnhali is now Canvas
sing the county for subscribers.
observation-disclosures Wilson, brought
Us two very pretty Red Beats. raised in
his garden in this city-one of which is
q inches and the other 20 in circumfcr-
encc; both weighing ID Ms. 1 or. They
are not quite as large as the one recently
received by the editor OF the Eaton Regis
ter. see frs. page.) hu, they'll do for turn
Up 8cafs-your l6 FOUNDER can be beat
IN .Oll Wayne Mr.. Register. We believe
Sam1 Henley, tarn'd np into our sane
tam n Ihrnjp which measures eli inch
Is in circumference and weighs 3 Ms
on. This viii do for a commcnc cment-
can any OF our farmers turn mp a bigger
tHrn-ip. or beat that big Buckeye beet!
Il,haf ShaH rc II, wifh Hi-A certain
sum OF money was sent Us bv the 'hoys'
Of E, TO be applied to spcci fee-c
purposc-'twaS politely refused .ampl..
compensation having been received from
the one particularly conccrned-and the
question now recurs: what shall we do
with IL! We will send il back. il tho
- 'hoys viii furnish Us with one Of their
names, 50 that we may forward il bv mail
and l!.a generous contributors receive their
portions; or. If they viii invest that sum
~ "pal.aIiun'' stock we will he hanpy
10 send our paper in exchange. What
shall we do with III
Ia conclusion, gentlemen. permit w
II give YOU toast, which, tho Spanish
10 our readers. YOU and mine host will
understand. Il drink il in coM water, by
al! mean, "
"G!4 ceni~.''-.t:o Cd bless hin-l,t him 20"
MARRIED.. -0n W,dmesdav 9th uit al
- Frti' hurch, by the Rev Geo FiAte, Jas
;. Collins. Esq OF tou,nba, la, 10 Miss Eliza
I..tr / .s.'.i"g, Q! ih'I"aei Phia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

TEMPERANCE MEETING

We learn from the Executive Commit
tee. o: the Washing,onian Society, ,ha,
FELlx MARsH. ESQ, of Eaton, O.. has
consented 10 deliver an address on tina
subject Of temperance. al Clark Division
Han on ncN, Monday night. The citizens
Of Richmond AMI Vicinity are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

The debts Of various countries Of Eu-
rope may be classcd in round millions:
Great Britain. cG6O. 900 oco France. $50;
Holland. 100; Russia and Poland, 10;
Spain. SO; Austria, 81: Prussia. 30; Portu-
gal. %; Naples, 2G; Belgium. %; Den
mark, II: Sicily. II; Papal domnions. -;
Greece. 8: Bavaria. ): Frankfort. /; Bre-
men. fGOO. 900: Hamburger. IL 400 900.
Total. 1855 900 600. Debts which are
not enumerated. f2l5 900 ,ooo.-t;rand
total. 80 900 .OOO. 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

RTiTS OF w tf.-Ne n0uce1 lately
the session of Peace Congress in Paris.
We see by letter of one of the Ameri-
can delegates that Emile de Girardin. Eli-
tor Of La Prcsse. a paper which is said to
have the largest circulation of any iour-
nal in Europe, has commenced the dis
cusSion of the sub ect. and halls with his
best wishes the cause of universal peace.
The following facts. form the columns OF
La Presse. are appalling:
The army of 1913 was composed Of
recruits from eighteen 10 twenty years OF
age. Illness, fatigue. and misery de-
cimated them. OF the 100000 raised
in 1913. there remained in 1911. to de-
fend the soil of France. but one hundred
thousand men above the ground. As the
result of the various conscriptions made
in France between the years 1901 and
1913. we find that four millions five hun
dred thousand Frenchmen were blown 10
pieces by cannon. brought down BY mus
kerry. impaled upon bayonets. or cut
down bv broadswords and sabres: and bv
all this sacrifice France obtained literally
no,hing-not SO much as one square inch
Of ground added TO its territorial limits in
her wars of 179o.''
The London Times follows up the above
calculation. and computes the loss sus.
tanned by the allies al ten millions Of men
cut to pieces IN the prime of life, The
mind can scarcely realize such dismal
picture And yet this enormous sacrifice
Of human life produced no advantages for
which the cost of a single life would not
have been too dear We look with loath-
ing and hatred upon those savage tribes
which periodically offer human sacrifices
TO their gods. But their blind yet honest
zeal is pardonable and their destruction
of life bu, limited. compared with the
pyramids of bloody citations which civil
lied men offer a, the shrine Of national
ambition. avarice, and revenge-Rich-
mond Rcpublican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

-. so5i'|inc 3h1S 1Dny
Al No. =.
great variety OF Fresh Groceries. Candies,
~ Candy Toys, Nuts Of vsrious kinds, Hams,
Shoulders, SIDE meal, &c. Also. Drugs, family
Medicines. Fancy Cu=k-ts, Hardware, such an
Axes. Shovels, Spades. Ha. forks, Pocket
Knives &c Also, various kinds Of Wood
ware, Sfosc-war-. and a nsstIbes Of other asti-
cies all al i..e lowest Cast. pr,ces-
SWAIN L POE
Nov II, 1873. Att
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
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= - ~ ~ - - - H.
O.i,ee over s;rattan & Wright. ~ ore. -
RI C hmo nd, diana.
Sept. II, 1919. 3D-Iv

U.NOR SiiE:-FOTR NEAT DIV ELLING
u HOUSES, aud TWO VACANT LOTS,
r,tuaied IN Richmond. For particulars. apply
10 EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond. March > 81. I-;3. l3f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14

g0CcRs...Be-t Brandy; Oid Rye Whisky;
] Port, Mad-ira and Ten'T Wines, for medi-
cinal ufposes; Lime luce, Lemon and Sarsa-
riiia Syrups, for sale at REEDS Drug snd/
April -, l-i3- Medicinal Depo,}
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Spapt . pQD!
@iecer elmer auf9elfancen i'm Cd.

Guts SNcr9rn eis6tb, tpis mohts Gsi bir esa glcr.
scn2
. peu, S,iorarct, ss matbt ;cmib gut ben gGeracn.
ounpe9en Id bin gang psreclIt bIft am Rinusp psN
Gicr9en, SRar9ret.
NRararct-&er mas
0is6Stb-DaS fam itb Dir aaen, nd Doeu tpar aes
fer ans Ststtlcrs I'M Stebr ecpr uui Sacbcn l fal,
ftn une Der ialt, CT pse bic arGnf frisacn penn 60
INNER un cipie 70 pcbIfler aauu bat fbcu pertaufCn.
ais pis Die ptr0uftn ectc. o. CT dat ie otsn rpCit
untr Stcbr iibtrtrcftn, ron cnia eppes uno faot e
osttn apattos psrtaufn pcr 25 Gents eog Die &r6nt
pct sr tric9cn, Die aRnsrn all srtapfn bstSR an 81
@cntS bic Waro.
gR,-S0 wsI, rpas tot bidb owr cos epiunsn bort
oain
e.-Das BAT MIDI Sismtitb Sict, pcntutacn id min
pinnen pcr en- Stid Dub uuo mill ss wapcn la,Icu,
oonn mill ids ius SktltrS Stcbr tbun, pIn Gin grad
su tauftu pcr mel lSchg9.
M.-@i, nit bann ou briren
e.-Sa 9crpiG, bct ou bes mob net 9spigt {?
M-Jie, ei rpen oauu
e.-Gi. otr antbcnn Spraufad.
@,- stbtaa bsr QSind nsi, un ee rrit tu neA
fplnnen par en- Srad,
e.-Ss 9anib,
@R-@i, mann i'd otb pdr, eanu oct id en- Srad
uf 8arts taufsn, wis bic - 9lldb, os iis bsirsa
tbun.
G-Ssa ou id net. % pitl itb titper net bsrs eaE
mann itb itls sD1So IeG nrthmahsn.
W.-@i tcb eIaub tob mill eann ab mel ans Stctts
ltrs in ntr Gtcbr 9Sb prnlp9e unlr godtOr anttSui
ipar 9ctsr bert 9Eptt I'm bat pam tctn SSaua 8afse
taft pcr Ebn Gent. 8ibcmt mill ib f, rpcnn bic eus
nerrn net all psrtafsn on sprf I'm en- baIpr Gspt has
Yuub.
9.-QRcll rabrlib, bos natbt MIDI 70 cifri9 om fpns
ncn, pcnpe9s es is bol Srdhabr, I'm Der ne nua ih
bSm Doop uf Ger @auers bdfs fhaftu, uno Der no
fam id MINNIE fpinncn.
M.-Sa, i'd muB MIDI amer btbn mahrn, npnrpest
i'd bin am Ir ilbr puu Ger btbm ben WPrr9tn, pn 10
bin i'd ara buu9ri9.'
e.-Gi, mu iparii bouu bu 70 frdb
SR.-Gi oa bunusr i'm Stcbr.
9.-Gi. eebli bann eu afs sDlct tcrt hummer
SR.-9 9lsb, ih mill ectpB nau mel ans Strlers aeh,
e.-Sa, ib mF 9apiB 0Iptr ab fort nlabfn am fpiHl
ntn.
M.-Scell, atie.
e.-1teie G0orsrct itb btfT mir ptrren Cul tpisem
chamber ftbeR, 3pci aus ocm Sd,
SRai 3. nalm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
NunfnuN -

Gn9lanS.-0is p-eife Der 8robffoffC
iiiessn. neil in SOl9e oeS binfb oeutfbsn
Rrieoss Feline 3ufubren mebr aus Der Sifes
eamen.
Ohio S auer, Dom befen, Hiea Su "a
SbiGlin9s 6 pns bis 25 SD. per Barrel
uno pbilaosIpbiaer, Baltimore une weilli
der "a S6. @aiSsn-Ser. Staater
uno Ganaoaer wsieer uno permifbter G
Sd. Qens bis 6 Sd. 10 penS per 7C
Vfuno. rOtber SD. 9 .. bis 6 S6. 6 g.
@eIf6forn per SierteI, 9elbes 30 bis 81
3d., weiees % SD. 6 .. bis 80 3d.
8sIf6fOrnmsbI per Barrel Is bis IA SD
Sn Srlanb berrfbte unfietidss Client
aus NabrunssmanseI; bic @bOIera 9rif
bort ebenfaIls um Iid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
11eberf1tbf Der OeGrftc.

Tfancr nuS Micb1.-Sn Sct9t Der unednitiaca
gB'ttcrun9 mar bic Operation ctrpas singrfhrantt.-
Die 2usfubr rcn Slautr mar Tics 800 9orrd Qeuue
an S475, unb 500 9orrd trtra gRritGtbtr an So tis
5 l2-8s9StnmcN Purps Flcs cine sSiue 9uaRtit6t
prtauft an So 81 per 9arrd.-gGcIkbfp tradbs
tc So 60. lkbrt9cns par eer 9Vartt AUS ld)kebk
Gjetraiee.-Dis Notbfroos por out fir QPairu
uns tbis prclk ltic9cn ron bis Cents psr 9ukbel
1000 9uIbd 9utr 9BsiBer tratttsu 81 l0-Sctber
81 05. = 3ca9sn fica etcnfaUs, uno 900 8ultbtt
pcnnhtp. ruurcen on So Gents per Sufbd psrtauft,
HcIbtcrn ii ror uno bic grcilc ttTer-taGdtt trod.
ts rcu 81. 55 uno Sc @cnts Ytr Sui6d,- ,-8cn 5afty
faucsn feline @srtSufs ftatt
Nicb 81 rft.
Ntub e d. ShlatbtctbItn rportn 1860 ia,
Martt. Die &rfduf fnnbsn itott an &c so his so
eas Spnosrt Yfune, $50 flpo nab Gsiycrt scpsuls
men perocn.
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