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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

and mules, brought trough from Califor-
ma, Mexico, and the Indian tribes of the
mountains aud prairies, as well as the hor-
SEES, cattle and mules of, larger size and good
blood-rased upon the prairie grass of the
settlements. Let me here state, that every
article OF equipment, not destroyed or con-
sutned, Is of greatly enhanced value at the
end OF the Journey, and Indispensable to the
agriculturist. Experienced hunters, guides
and teamsters abound in the neghborhood
and many of our citizens are veterans of
the mountain life.
by the recent census, the population OF
Independence is l,646 and OF jackson
county, l2,609. Provisions, forage and pas
lures are infinite in quantity, aud of the best
quality. Only t,cetce miles 10 the west,
Is the beautiful country of the Shawnee In
dians-abounding in delightful camps, and
after the LIST of May, covered with nutri-
tious grasses.
The onlg road practicable fo, ragoas, At
present from the States 10 the Pacific, is The
one Though the South Pass, beyond which
It branches near the Salt Lake the right
hand fork descends by Snake river to the
Columba-the left hand traverses directly
west, through the Great Basin of High CAL
ltornla, crosses the Sierra Nevada hy the
sources of Salmon Trout river, and the Rio
de los Americanos--descendin the latter 10
the Sacremcnto, aud down il To San Fran
cisco Bay. These roads, which only -four
years ago were uncertain, difficult and dan
gerous, are now become permanently estab-
lished, easy and safe. The large and pros
porous settlement of the Mormons at the
Salt Lake. affords central point to rest
and recruit. Families travelling with horn
cd cattle, accomplish the trip in one hun
dred aud twenty days and If judicious in
the management OF their animals, at no
expense but the small cost of provisions
and groceries-so excellent are the roads,
the climate and the pastures.
The following table of latitudes aud long
itndes, shows the directness OF the routes
and the distances:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

VmGINIA GoLD.-Commodor Stockton's
gold mines at Whitehall, Va. have been
worked during last week 10y his new machi-
merry, now for the first time IN operation.--
Fifty negroes were employed ia the work,
and the product Tor the week was $500.
This is quite equal to California, being an
average Of S27 50 daily TO each man. The
yield will 10 doubt be still greater, as the
vein Is worked deeper.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

Accounts of newly-acquired fortunes thro'
the accident of being early on California
ground, are everywhere in circulation. We
have lately been informed of the following,
in addition to those we have already chron-
icled:
A gentlemen by the name of Riley, at
present IN this city, has in his possession
certificate for $4,000 in gold dust, deposit
ed in the mint at New Orleans. 1888
Mr.. Lppet, formerly a teacher in the
school of the Brothers Peugnet, in this city,
and who Went out as a captain in the Cali
tornia Regiment, has written letter which
AT his request, was read to the scholars Of
tho Messrs. Peugnet's school, among whom
he was always iavorite. He states that
he Is III cxcellent health, and will return in
three or six mouths, with half million of
dollrrS, in gold.
\ merchant in Baltimore, who sent to
California year ago, on u venture, So 900
worth of old store goods, has received the
bill Of lading trom San Francisco, for $685.
900 in gold dust. .
The buying and fitting out of ships for the
Pacific still continues. Three vessels were
purchased yesterday, one of them the Flaw
ius, Mt $4,000. Among others which have
been recently bought, are the brig Selma, at
$4,000; the barks Mallory and J. A. Jesu-
rim, $4,000 each, and the bark Nautilus,
/ $4,000.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17
confirmation Of the Gold News.

The Washington Union of "Wednesday
morning contains the following letter, pre-
cisely similar 70 that published in the Tri-
bune of the same date, ia advance Of all
other city papers-aud which was SO coolly
set dowli ~ - gammou," by an afternoon
contemporary:
W. nfe permitted to make an extract from
letter from highly intelligent source,
which gives Increased interest TO the gold
region ia California. The letter LEFT Tenn
PIE on the 18th Of December last, and Is the
latest intelligence received from the west
ceHst: t4s#s
"There is "A late arrival from California,
bringing intelligence that region OF gold,
richer than any yet known, has been discoy-
cred north of the former placer. The U.
States storeship Lexington was TO leave for
the United States. When this vessel sailed
she already had on board 100000 in gold
dust for the United States" 1
We understand that the gold dust was
put on board the ship as the property OF in
diyidual citizens, for safe transportation
here. s.s
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NUMBER so.

ish. America, whilst it has its own grand
excellencies for commerce, agriculture both
Gra5ie and pastoral, infinite fisheries, for
ests, internal navigation and position be-
tween the valley of the Mississippi andC China
delicious and tranquil climate and sub
lime scenery, make this incontestably the
finest new country of which the human
race has yet any where possessed ITSELF
Yours, respectfully,
w. GIiPIN.
To Messrs. Sam. Ralston. Sam. ID Lucas,
Smallwood holland. ~
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

FoR CALrFoRSIa.--There are now some
eighty vessels on the berth for California,
aud most Of them are filling up rapidly with
passengers aud freight. The number OF
passengers who are seeking accommodation
i immense, but many OF them are unable TO
raise the wind. The class of our citizens
which il leaving US for II Dorado Is Of the
better sort, well-educaied, industrious, and
respectable, such as we regret 10 part with.
The rOwGies, whom we could well spare,
cannot, rs a general thing, fiji themselves
out for 50 long a voyage. With few ex
cepiions, the vessels which are up are good
and staunch, and viii carry their passengers
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

-. j. ssss'ss'ss@p"s uas faIriy reached the ul-
UNA thule OF the loosest jasF and limberesa
tongue. We giya IL un--PhsI
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

Gold in the Rocky Mountains--Choiera
in ~. Louis--Kentncky Senators, &c.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. ID.
The ST. Louis Organ states that il is re-
reported in that city that gold in large guam
titles has been discovered in the Rocky
Mountains.
There were II cases of cholera in ST.
Louis during tho week ending this day.
The Kentucky Legislature agreed TO 60
into the election of u. ). Senators on the
LIST OF February. eH
1t is said Mr.. Clay has pledged his support
TO the Administration Of Gen. Taylor.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

FALSE AND TRuE COULD'VE saw yes
terday new half eagle coined at the Phil
adephia Mint, from late deposit of Cali
fornIa gold dust. IL had The true ring and
ustre, and bore, as distinctive mark, the
letters "cAL." over the head of the eagle.
At the same lIlue we were shown sam
pie of the prepared si'eiler--the villainous
counterfeit got up to cheat the greedy adj
yenturofs. II Is IN smai grains and pieces
resembling scales mixed with black sand,
aud would readily be taken by the incxpc-
rienced, Tor the genuine metal. When mix
ed with Il proportion of the true gold wush-
Dgs, il would be difficult 10 discover the
cheat. We are told that Il manufacturer in
this city has received an order for 700 lbs.
of this worthless compound, for the San
Francisco market.
The lump OF sulphuret Of iron, assaycd
by Messrs. Savage II Hawkins. was left by
II person totally unknown To them, and
whom they have not seen since. They have
no knowledge as to where it was obtained,
and there is no reason to suppose il is of
California origin. We have not YET heard
Of single instance in which specimens sent
from the Gold Region have turned out 10
be anything but the precious metal.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17
A DESPERATE RACE.

A story of the Early Settlement of
Ohio.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17
MORE GOLD ITEMS.

10 We copy the following Gold news,
from the Ne,c York Tribune of Jan. 26th:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-02-17

war part. OF the yss ,i
sSs ~ 2 building. larger, and more con-
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CeutI I6er Nau(btQbaf.

9Senn mein pfeifetsn oampft unp slabt,
llnb Der Nauh BON 8lattern
Can't mir MN Die Slafe sisbt,
o sann tanih i6 nht init G6ttrrn &c. &c.
Gin friieter 9orratb BON uDeutItem
Nauhtataf," teIfebsno aus Ieiebtem Nautb.
tataf, $40. l. Q uno s, lciebtcm Ganatter,
Sefnncbeitss8anafcr, portcbslIc, pcrtc.
rico, Dafebinston me Srcmer Yarinae, in
paqustsn Don pfuno, 1T 70 ctsn bon Saeu
porf ertalten nno gum Serfauf i'm Stcbr
hter Der Srufcrei prs ,Seotabtsrs." Wreis
S tis Is gsnts pas Daquet.
llnisre eeuhten &ancsIeute, ippie bic $ist,
baber BON antem Nauttataf itterbaupt,
meresn rclle Sefriscisuns fnoen ws1 its Die.
fen 9abaf Ucrfutbcn. 4lle bic Jpn rro6irt ba.
ben perittbrn uns oa6 ss ber bette GtcF III
Die 3et eamlt gu pertreibsn unb einmal reht
bematblih gu fabIen.
Neaclna, ocn Q. Slcpember.
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Ybilip 3ieber

Ssist fensn 8rsunesn unb eem putllfum IL
berbaupt gan; erssbsnif an, eas sr ss BON nun
an Su isinsm @sibdtts maiden mrp als assnt
fir oen Kauf uno Derfauf BON Saus
fern, 8aulotten uno anoerem lieaenoen
Hiaentbum su oisnsn. @r wiro iIb stsns
falls bamit bsfaGsn @sIpanIsibsn auf CUTE Sis
bsrbsit aniuibaHsn uno @sIp fir anpsrs Gsus
te iibsr ausjulslbsn.
9urb mebrjdbriss @rfabrung in dbnlibsn
@sibdftsn 1T sr NIT rsnlslben psrtraut 9swcrs
Den unp boHt, eas sr i'm Stanps fsin prS slss
islbsn sur pollen 3ufrieosnbsit Su bsicrssn.
psrionsn bic ibn NIT Nuftrdssn bsebrsn mols
len, mcgsn sntmsbsr an fsinsm Stcbr, an Der
Nis9sIbabn Dem Depot as9sniiber, cSsr an isls
nsr mobnung in Der OfspsnnifrabS Sabsr's
6otsl segsnibsr anrufsn.
Geaoin9, December -. bp.
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Nn Bic Damen.
Sus 1teatc SoGr.
unb z weto cit.

pat an9sfan9en NIT elmer berrlibsn
Auslibt pcn @slhdftsn fir ben llntsrnsbmwns
ben, ausoausrnesn uno Slsisissn. Die Anfprs
beruns fir SIeibsr an Dem sreeen Hleis
orrs3tobr 10. So, Of.Qsnnifrass, spi:
fbsn Der Ssbstsn uno Sisbsntsn, bat Iib in
sin9sn Der lsstsn Sabre 70 fart psrmsbrt cas
mir, unasabtt unisrsr Ginribtun9sn fir Die
fbnslls ausfibrun9 Der Nrbsitsn, in bic Notbs
msneisfst psrisst linb flsisis ;u fsin, um bic
Decentralization ss9sn uniers Sunosn gu srfils
Isn. Ibsr ea 8lsls Elm 8sr9n,issn oisiss &Isis
bsrs6auiss III, 70 BADEN mir feline @inmsnpun9
9sssn irsenb sinsn Sstraa prn psrmsbrtsr Nns
fcrperung, psnn unisrs ginrbtunssn ino bins
lan9Iib. James .Jameion,
&aufmannssSbneipsr, Ho. 81, Oifspsiiif
Gsabng, Sanuar 80. 1S49. tp.
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y c ii s, Wet [ s.

Dr. .Dotm y. Etenle's erprobtcs uno
tsites 5ellmittel fit Die innerliitben uao dls
Bern pei(s (Shlosne Ioer)
Sa0ebs tsftsbt aus Dillen, pnlbsr unb
Wrtur gum waiebsn. Benn es Dem bssss
fi9ten Ssbrautts3etts ssma6 setrauht rpiro,
10 rpirb es nnfebIkar srO6e grleictteruns ses
ben nno in turler 3eit cine poattdncise Sur
te,pirfen, lei Shmer3sn ooer Sc'6en al psr
Nusleeruna ooer weun BET Hher berausorinst
Sicls msnIhcn. ,pslm 0e Sebarfes elTsn
ODER Starfss trinfsn, tefommen i'm Iftsr
uno Sunoament Gin SsiBen welhes ourb's
Sraeen 70 smpfnolieb mirp. pa6 man bsrnab
nibt fBen Fam, rnb lnebr 70 tpenu man i'm
Sstte marin piro Golden rattle i'd einen
9riuh NIT pisfer W1sri5in gu maiden unD
ite peroen es nitbt btrsueH. 8. 3. SieHIs.
5aupt. Office fir ben Yerfauf Oct ctseu
WlsOisin, tsi r. puweqe, SIb 6te CITRATE,
Neaoins, Serfs gauntp, spa.
prsis $l, ftir piisn, Yulpsr unS 6af4.
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Or. Se6ter's
yun9en- Ore erpattp,
prtis SO Cent Die ElaIete,

Z u II q E n Dre erDa attO,
prris SO Cent Die Sla(hr
81 cine Icbr fbaBtare 3utereituna, entoed
burcb einsn reselmdbisen uno terihmteu be,,t
ltben Qr5t Der ite ibsr finf;is Sabre in fed
nsr eisensn praris in Oeutftblanc sstrauh
bate, IN melhem aance Gs ,pabrcnp jene
3slt duberit ausseocbnt benust ,pnrbs, ,bei5u
ltsn ertaltunaen, Ratsrbfeber, gnsbrhfis
Felt, Eeuhbutcn, Seitcn uGp Gii6enftbmer
gem, SIutfpeien, jsperIrt Srui: uno aunse
belbwerccn, uno in 6eillun9 ber bcrannabe
Den 4us,ebruns. aieIes fam ais Cob be
obl9cn Weoi5in seIa9t iperben, atsr bic 3si
tnn9stetailtinaobunsen ftno III foit|pielta oal
gu; ieeer befrlcbisenbe 8emeis in pejTenWir}
tnnssn miro in einem SsrIucbe pa,nit aefun
een werosn, fcfple au(b jablrcihe gmpfs blun
gen bic Anipcifnnss5ettel tssleitenc. tisbe
1000 Slaftben lub allein in Ybilape(pbi1
pabrrup Dem fsstsu winter perfauft rpcreen'
ven iiber5eagenpcr Seipeis BON pelTsng1ustar|
Felt. font rphrpe cine 70 sre6s 0uantitat MI
Ssrfauft mcroen Iein.
90 ipirfIam 1T bic Websin sepefcn il
5siluna per perIhiepsnen Srantbeiten fiji
rpel6e ile empfcblen 1T, na6 Ge alien anoer,|
3nbereitnnaen bon Sarlaparilla, panaeead
&c. fhnea ocrauaebt.
Siele 3eusnife ftnc bon 3eit 3u 3eit erbalI
ten tlno betannt 9emabt morosn, aber red
Sfoltenanrpano bon 3citun9s
gen Oerbietet. ceren Olittbeiluns bier. Old
>eihtsIaubiaen f6naen Isidt iteraeuat werI
ben BON Der Natlebfet ciefer Webi,in ,penij
fle anrnfen all eeicp's Geiuuobeits gmporiI
I'M SO. 1911, Storo 2te Stra6e, mterba(f|
Der Yinsitrase. gum Sebilo oes "aoleenel|
9lpfers uno Sdlanaen," 100 3euaniTe mn,
Slahweifunacn,iu buupsrten bon Saiien Del
msrf,parciaiten Snren pMrh oisft M1tpiain]
ecrsessirt werSsn fSnnsn.
Nsabin9, SuIi |. l845.
pP9teie W1episin it 3u BEN otsn anasatl
benen Dreiie tn oiefsr Dsufersi a. baben.
Ssbruar 6. 1s49. IS.
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Us. II. =. s.. &ein II. Co.,

St1lpDrflrcr uflo Sanoler IN
Nmerifanifcben S5artiuaaren,
10. 3s ,7ero ste Strait Keaoins pa.
babsn auf &anb uno bishn gum Isrfauf su
bsqusmsn Secin9unasn, Elm aassmsins5 9(iTors
tsmsnt ron IQartmaarsn unb Sd)neiewua ;Hds
9eln unb Spsifs BON allen @rcssn; @iisn unb
Stabl ron jsesr Ssnsnnuns; sS1raubitrds
slmb6fTp uno S6misossSlaisbdlss; Satfsn.
unS SlintsnIdufs; Shl6ffsr; MsfTn9 in Sas
fsln uno Stan9sn; 6otsln, ron pbilacelptisr
uno qaneaifsr Sabrif; Sattlsrs 6ortwaaren ;
Sattslbods Yatent.qsbsr &C. 3inn &c unb TX,
Stanssns3nn, amsrifanifb uno ruffiibss gis
isnbIsb, 9ratbs Stansens II. YissSIsi; Spsk
ter, SupftrsScl,sn, 9tists &c. @las, Sartsn,
Osls uno 6irnii1e, 9upcnt'S 9teIsrs une Sabs
ienspulver, neblf pie anpcrsn Gitern bic 9ss
mtbnlib in sinDsimiibsn SartwaarssStObrsn
perfauft merpen.
EbcnfalIs,- Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Dermifusr SuitensGanev. uno oeutfbe
Sicbers uno Kaltfeberspillen.
8sabin9, Otdri7 81.
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Sefen! Oefen !! Sefen u!
Siessr6Bte Soanolun9 in Den Serei'
nt9ten Staaten.
SILL atitD Glei1t.

SEQ. 233 @oro 5weite Strabe. iiber oer
Wein, uno
go. 34S ,l1arftitra6e, dber bet 1Oten,
pbilo eIpbio,
Motto !-SIsns Yrofits II. fbnsas &srfdufs
perfebieoenbeit = 9urbauS unibsrtrpifsr
unc unibertrstflib.
n1itbcperbuns!-- SIsitt psit,isbr pst i'm
!6ntsr9runee.
gSir offsriren, untsr anosrn fir Die Ssit
Den bsribmtsn dtbten empire Sob,
&onsp's Oeeoncmiit-- nsu porji9lib. .Ofn,
qsbrano's Ole Sua Sob6fsn
Die pbiIaesIpbsr Guftebtsn
1a ;~m osa sode"' d,us9S nsu unS fbSns @sufsr.
Die nsu Muffsr @rmplct, 3 @r6sen, DO DO.
Die Opsn Osfsn 4 DO DO.
Gin iplenocss enforcement bon Gabiatcra
fiir parIors, qsm6bnIids &apiators, QuftObts
Osfsn fir Stcbrs, SalIsn Sirbsn &c. &c. Sl
tablreib ~ bsnennsn.
philadelphia, September 10. IS.
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8 a lit e fpn's
&leiDun0s> bli6ement,
YtO 81, Sf Yennffra6e.

JtO 81, Sft Yennffra6e.
Die unaebcuren 6efb6fte wcltbe setban
,perpen in .Jamsion berhbmten Gleiprr.
gtatlldemcnt SO 62. Ofspennitra6e, tineen
ibres &lelhen nicbt in Der Sslebibte bes
Sciosracfhdfts. uSit oas nitbt fremoars
tis? 9Bie e6nnt ibr ss srtlaren 2" frasm Die
qeute alle, ca6 Samsicn's etatlifemsnt ale
8G6dfte thur, wdbreno anoere peraleihss
psile nur wenia tbun? 2" Oas Gebeimnis
1T oies, ipsnn fle ss nur ipiftsn. 9ie 9bate
fade ut oab al riefem etabliGemsnte ,peosr
Sstrus nod 6nmbus anseipanot wiro, mir
asben jepsm Ranrcn Den polen wertb fir
Gsin Selp unb acDertellen teine ilbertretens
pratlersi, I'M Die &sute 3u bstrisen. Sisle
SbatGahsn 0no lllcn, bic Don uns faufen, g..
benfcwpbl tsfannt, ale iins ftlbit. QBir ba
tsn sinsn fsltsn SrunolaB i'm Seihafte, benz
pntlifum Setinaun9sn an5ubieten, ,peIbs
llnpere nidt anbsten f6nnen; um cisfes ;u
tbun faufen mir unsebeuere Quantitdten BON
SItern au elmer 3elt unb berfaufem nit BEN
tlen(tsn proft auf nnfern Scltenspreie
Stuff poaenbet oas tette Adortsmsnt Scn mos
oiacn &leibern, wetbes jemaIs al oieIem Fee
ribmtsn 9leicer:.5auIe ertfnet ,pilroe, in jcs
nem StpIe aufyemabt, peIhsr une Den 0tubm
scsetsn bat, bas mir bic bsltsemahten Sleis
oct unO Die sr66te Rancfebaft in osr Staot
baten.
Sieaoins, Detoter II. be.
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Seltfate &ranfteiten.
Jeoer Fam fein eianer Dortor

Jeeer Fam fein ei9ner DoFtor fein
ouret Or. =. 3. &ienleps 6eimittrl fir al:
ls oeltaten Sranfbeiten, lle mtsen AUDI fem
pie fte rucllcn, fam i'm 8rbcimcn einr Vclls
tcmmene Sur crIanst uno tewirtt nerpen-
otne 6incrrniB ces Ssihafts cprr gntbalts
lanfsit i'm Gden oser srinfsu, neil bsi Der
WlsnHln Ocrfebriften in oeutIt uno enslis
ihH Spraebe flnp, Die 4Ges 70 peutlieb anscs
ben irerpen Ipie man fth bsbanpsIn unr tbun
foll. 70 paB man in fur3er 3sit pcascmmsu
misoer berseltellt icin iprb.
John 7. Hienlev, o. 9.
Saupt: Office lei u. pmpslls, Gin 6te Ctr.
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y. s. sSelir nmD Sp.,

gambler in Stiefsln, Sbubsn, qetsr unb 9luSs
ffaffirun9sn, Ho. l. noromsiflibs @fs Der
penn unc Stem Strass, &saons,
.sA W6ben ibre Runosn unb oas Yuts
M lifum iiberbaupt bsnabribti9sn, eae
VA is juif BON Nsu Ocrf uno Soifon ;lls
v> rilf9efsbrt Iint, no is bslonosrs fir
bsisn Ofarft aus9siubt baben oas arSsts uno
aus9scebntsfe IGcrtsmsnt bon Gtisfsln,S tbu.
ben uno 2seer, oas jcmalS in Nsaojna an9sbcs
ten purSs tpcrouf its Die Nufmsrfiamfst pcn
odnblsrn uno &unoen srbittsn, NIT Der 8srli,
bsrun9 Sas ie pcas Ssfrisoisuna fnosn ,pers
ben in Sstreff Der Yrsife unp Oualitdt osr9lr:
tifel. Der 8orratb f6mmt frifb aus Den Sas
brlfen uno bsifebt aus alien gortsn pcnMaiis,
&nabsn unb Snosrifsfln bon Salbs, Sips u.
&inespsr. &albs, Sips uno &ncIsbsrn Bros
9ans fur Wdnnsr, &nabsn unb &inoer. Mss
tallie Gums uno llsbsricbubs fir Mdnner,Stna>
ben uno .Sinbsr. Samsn, Mdbtbsn uno Sins
osrfbubs BON jsesr Sarbs unb Gsrlbisosnbet.
9amen, Mdobsn unb Sinbsrs@umS non jepsr
Tsrltbisosnbsit uno Der fsinfsn 0ualitdt.
Geaoina, December 5. bp.
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