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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05
FRUIT TREES!

The Subscriber, Agent for the celebrated
Nurseries at Rochester, n. L.. aud General Dsa.
ger in Fruit Trees, ornamental Trees Eucr-
resns, Fio,rers, Plants, ,hrubbery, &c, &c
l. prepared to furnish the citizens Of this vi
cini,y with every variety of FRCIT RsIs and
other articles in his iine all Of the BEsT QtALI
Ty, from the frat Nurseries ia the United otatesl
and at liberal prices.
Rochester has tor long time borne the pre-.
eminence over the whole country in thu extent
and character Of her Nurseries producing a.
she does, the finest Jrees--naving healthy
and hardy growth, and being perfectly reliable
az to the variety and quality OF their fruits Il
needless to say, that Fruit Trees are much
ne eded in this country, or that they in TACT,
OF the FIRST consequence. Nearly every person
will admit they can 10 nothing to increase
the value of their farms or premises 80
m ,ch In proportion to the expense "a 10 putting
out good supply of Fruit Trees. As soon a.
they are set out the valne OF their properly is
increased at least five times the cost Of the trees
A man can afford to pay rs per cent Tor money
to buy fluit trees with One very importa
point is 0 obtain your Trees from we'll known
aud reliable Nursery, which yon can depend
upon.
G cod, Healthy. aud Thrifty Trees from such
a source are worth at least 90 per cent more
than taosc that arc inferior, aud uncertain, aud
| from unreliable and obscure Nurseries Those
who want first qualities Of
-Apple, Fear, Cherry, Plum. Q,siace or Peach
Trees Goossberrfes, Cnrrants Grapes, Rasp-
| berries Sfra berries, Shade Trees
Epergresns, Ornamental and Flsu
eTrg >hrabbery, Roses, Dab
iias &c, &C.. &c.
Ia every variety, viii! do well to improve t.
present opportunity of engaging them Tt
Trees will be delivered 10 good order and colf
ton, the coming Spring, in time for plant 2,
Orders given to the Subscriber, or left Il
Il. Nj LONG, will receive prompt attent' n
9 SIN. ID. NJ. BhNnb T
/ Clgars-100 NJ II every variety i.y {
\ ed and domestic for sale at
MYERS.
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Inn nnninst LaIu NlucerS. -

Lau against LAZY Slucers There
is seduction bill before the Kentucky
Legislature to which an amendment has
been presented, which l. adopted, will
create some stir among the ladies'. Il
provides tina, any female gulItyof attempt
ing TO seduce young man by wearing
low neck dresses, and other captivating
articles Of attire shall be FURNISHED with
the same penalty affixed to cases OF Sc
duction. The gay deceivers will be
obliged TO correct their habits should this
amend ment be adopted.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05

Money in .STr York The bids lately
offered at Albany for the canal loan Of
800 900 900 do not indicate any greal
scarcity OF money in the Empire State.
Bids amounting to five times the sum
needed were receieved; and ia none was
less premium than Sl5 on every hun
dred dollars offered. Mr.. JOHN Thcm-
son proposed to take the whole at | II, 05
bu' lie was outbidJen by others, who Of
fered larger premiums for fractional parts.
These facts show the condition OF the
money market more clearly than a broad
side Of financial articles in the lie aiding
l3urnals. chicago Tr,ju c.
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Our U.sfrrn Railroad 1t is no

Our WtSicrn Railroad. 1t is now
finished for considerable distance be-
yond Middcl,own, (say IL miles from
the city )and We understand that in Tie
course OF the present week the car will
run regularly from this city TO Messen-
gers carrying western .nge-rassengers
TO and from tina, point. In few weeks,
(as soon as the lal cali be lald)'he road
will be completed to Mount Pleasant,
when a celebration. worthy Of High Hen
ry and Old Des Moines, ought to take
place. - Republican Ga2eac.
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Tie Lar Of Leap Year.-An ancien.
author Writing abou, 1900, lays down
tie law OF Leap Year. as follows:
ALBEIT. ii Is now become part OF the
common lave, in regard 10 social rela-
tons oil life, tha, rs often as every bes-
sexlle year doethe return, tie ladies
have the sole privilege, during the time
it contlnueth, oil making love unto the
men, which they DO either by words or
looks, as 10 them il seemelh proper; and,
morcos r, 10 man will be eattlcd to the
benefit Of the clergy who doeth refuse to
accept the offers OF ladye or who doeth
in any wise treat aeg proposes ws.a
slight or conlumely."
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Lett b. Remember ed.

Tina, the vote cast for the Republican
candidate Tor Mayor OF Chicago wa:
an increase Of AIS over the vote o.
Woodwork, for Congress, III 1854, and
an increase Of LOS over the vote OF
Boone, Anti Nebraska X. NJ, Tor Mayor
in 1856. So We have no reason to sup
pose that the Anti Ne braska cause has
lost any oil It's adherents. On the con-
tray, it has steadily gained and is every
day gaining and in fair contcs. to-
morrow, would certainly triumph.
Sherman was defeated by the illegal
voting of the Irish in one ward alone
there having been over 500 illegal votes
cast. - Dubuque Republican.
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TIE ,Sbayp's Rifles hat rere Ss,Sed a

The Sarp's Rifles that uere Ss'Sed a
Lexington. The following paragra pm
from the Boston advertiser will be read
with interest. It whispered here, that
if they (the arms seized )were part OF
the New England continent, they were
pieces without Iocks--those necessary
app ndages to rifles, and to the modern
light field pieces, having lately arrv ed
in Lawrence before the more eumbroos
barrels. They will be of ltd use, there
fore, to those who ''intercept' them.
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Wanted. 9 Of Vol. 3 Of the Ad.
vertiscr. Will some friend please send
j, to US. We wan. it for cur file.

Excuse Us.-The lack Of Editorial and
home news this week, is occasioned 10y
cur illness. Our Assistant. is absent in
Indiana, and ve, at home, are shaking
with the ague. Those per sonal earth
quakes are no pleasant companions, but
4ho ills Of life mus, be borne. l, is no,
the RICH, time u the year for the ague to
prevail, ys, we are hovins few shakes
and can account for it in no other way
than that the recent bcsneasins OF filth,
putrissncs aud mias,natic slang sent
down At US from ,he'sanc,un Of the Linn
Co, Register mag hav. occas'oaed bill
ions system, nom which follows .Ass dis
case,
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sNr Tire new adscrlisement Of II.

E1r Tire new ADVERTISEMENT of II
II. Smith is worthy the no,ica Of bot
wholesale and retail purchasers. Mr.
Smith has an extensive stock OF goods at
his 'Varis,y Store and purchases direct
frcm the Manufactures and Importers
Ills Spring stock. which he is now recei-
wing. exceeds his previous supplies and is
d,,igned TO supply the whole sale or job
blng trade Of the interior OF the State.
Hay;ag ali the facilities Of purchasing
in the East, on the bes; terms. he prom
ses great insucemsnts to Country Mr. .
chants in the way Of .rices, AMI extern,
and variety Of stock. Hc'has also a SUP
ply Of notions. and AXIS an examination
Of his stock. being willing to leave it with
customers Ia Judge OF the gods or their
cheapnen.
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Fire .Huscatine. Muse ATINE, March
3l.-A fire occurred here las, night des-
troying two large stores on west corner
OF Second street and Iowa Avenue owned
and occupied by Faxon 4 Morton and
Rothchild's & Bro Loss about $50 900.
Partially insured.
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H. OCo.nor. This gentleman being
one OF the Republican electors OF Iowa,
will be- present and address tho Republic
ela Convention Of this C1uaty on the 10
met. Come and hear him.
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si,rII59j q
sl1sts1 4

ksa Ehs In uiaHre 1alN9- nts It's pstToss the
satls.a4tof5 condition ac~easa in . sh As..s for
tbe further s. - lcles-at iuytfinaItA
beng placed. .aIniusam vsipe th- Pre- sept
81 pre- IN stand ard O the ih.y
are either Fss easlend pay so Ks good sslaaha
cesn iuEosnents vii1ag moderate Interest iueorlr
iEesg Il lass which TIE Assets have yassG,
sod NJ lnttrfst. Besides tbs soiy the
aitetL the strength an security asEye. f0
binei systsm OF AKeIcies, through SIS
Of presenting united paaisx 81 under
writers which has NO Sd 1l rtifts )ears The bHpp
est results seckheldeTs rnd claimants Ter
bes 10 enter the ya l5o with pr.sg future
usefa liners than has yet been reached by really Mi
Insur Corporation,
All business attended 10 with despatch 9elify.
n -8m. Wills SPIGER Axsni.
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Hats and Caps 1T our readers wish


10 &c, . stylish, a fashionable, hand
some and cheap hat or cap, we would
recommend them 10 the store OF 4. s.
Al,s,on & c., sc Davenport. At this
place, the la,es, and bes, styles arc a.
ways to b. founl and prices are noder-
ME. They are constantly IN receipt Of
these articles, aud are never behind the
times. Not only hat. and caps, but straw
goods AMI gentlemen 5 furnishing goods
OF all kinds ani o. tho beat Taste ani
style.
Their stock is large and constantly IN
crcasinS. Besides the good qualities Of
lbs goods, we recommend Mr.. A'lston as
"good. clever fellow"
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ekJ" The communication TX Ind
Words" was refused, because no name
accompanied it. besides /. was too leng-
thy for insertion.
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$40 REWARD.

TlE Ghde'signea Offers the above rewa- faf
l. the retnfa o. caltskin pocket book, nh,cts
ae LIST, on tue lcth day of March last hctgest,
@ltls Tavern, in hascastne Coanty. .aI Al
%erp IA Cedar. SID p3eket book sonialts So
% hills, some snail change and a u,se .n.ie by
william a q WY OF Upton 10 III. uad r
sSaed, dated IA -bruaty las, and payable OF
demand Also, aer papers OF value 10 III.
AK Courts. "a April 81 1850.
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gn- A gentleman, known as an
amateur gardener and joker, sent TO a
seedman for some seeds Of the pie plant,
which he had advertised requesting par
tlcuIar six parsels OF custard PIE seeds
and two OF mnce pic. The seedman
promptly sen, him half dozen goose
eggs and two blind puppies.
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tilusta.inc advertisements.

| 7. NJ. ISgTT ", c. BHEws1EF
| rORETG.N + DOMESTIC EXCH NC q
Cffice Of Isett &. Brewster.
| Exchange on England. ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities in the United
states bought and sold
Collections nane and remttsnces at current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, so'tsand located.
Money loan on Bend and Mortgages on
long or short time.
Interest pai4 en- deposits as follow. TO Wit.
10 per cert for one year
3 do do 10 months and over
do do do months and over,
Our present rates for exchange are rs fol
lows,
ExosIANCE QUOTATIONS..
New York selling, 81 prem.
e buying, IL "
St. Louis, selling,
" buying, l-2 q
Currency DTS, st. Louis, selling. IL I"
" I" Chicago, d" IL -
Gold Buying at IL prem selling, at
prem.
For parties living, out OF hnscatine, who
keep their deposits with us. we will forward
exchanges - they may order TO any point, at
current rates. l2-f.
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Deah Of Col .Nir-Col GEO. A.
NIX well known TO cur citizens, d,ed in
Dubuque on Tuesday las, in the resi-
aehce OF his son Charles II Nix. H.
was IN his 5Oth year of his age.
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spIing 1886 Spring 1855
NEW GOODS.
Just Received in our Eslail Department,
Al
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.

SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Corner Of seeoai and BRADY ST., Davenport
The following New Goods we have iusl
opened to which we call the attention Of our
customers;
l50 Ntw styles M4nitllas.
New styles de LANES, embroidered Collars.
lace collars dimity bands, black silk Nett for
wells. English thread laess, tarletons, soft ns,ts
Misses mltts, SWISS and cAm5rtca tlonncmg,
black lace wells.
1000 Yards Black siiEs.
Striped and plaid naiasook musliss. Swiss
and dotted maslins, Grape collars, mourning
'sstts black silk laces, The new style Hoop'd'
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
100 Dozen Hosiery,
Canton Grape Ahawis, mohair mitts, Fine
damasks, extra quality etles India silAs,
extra quality patent thread, 200 .ds spool
cotton, Rubber putt bombs, steel gilt, pearl and
silk buttons, combs of every description,
lea Their bets.
so IOZ SHIRT BOSO.H7
30 pieces fancy dress silks, brillians, lace
mantillas, fancy .inghams, printed ehallis,
Canton Grape shIsls, furniture patch, Scotch
diaper towe.ing, tahl linen, crash, ga bleach
ed and brown sheeting maslins, curtain mus
ms, velyets
so Dos. Linen Camb. Hdfs.
Fronting linens linen lawns, bird eye diaper.
10000 Yards CaiicOes.
India, Swiss, mail. book, laconett and cam
brio muslins, gents, lawn cfayats, lawns, buff
curtain musilns, piano covers, Iona cloth mus.
Inns, brosche shawls, linen and cotton shirt
bosoms, spring colors paris kid gloves, fancy
co.'s lid finish silk gloves, 100 ps. fancy and
plain spring delaines, chambray giRgha Il $,
french embossed chinx, l cate de bages, good
| quality for IL cts.,) curtain damasks, mo-
reenes, green, brown and blue berages for wells
| 50 ps Irish linaens. palm and printed spring
shawls, black silk shawls, toilet quilts
Full Assortment of Notions.
great variety OF other New Goods will be
| opened in few days.
| ce~se have also opensd
HAotesate Department
sepera'e from our Retail Store, to which tht
attention Of Merchants is ditested
II IF. SMITH.
/ n oily March 25ih 1886
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
BLAEKSi BLANKSt
Press and Tyne For sale.

Being dssir u OF ealsrging the .adrettser we
wirtsell our present presr, which Ia an excellent
No, 3 Hoe Press, and ais, q large quantity Of
BREWER (oi which this 10 nmple) on favorable
<srma Enquire OF Wells Bpicer.
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The Republicans Of Centre Township are re
uusste,l 10 meet At tae Court house Oh Friday
the 4sh day of April, 1856, at O'Clock p, NJ
10 organis, republican club and transact bui
nesD.
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Yictsry Perches on Our Banner.

We have now proved beyond q doubt dat
Davenport IS u point where goods can be sold
10 merchant, lid deslers gen. ia II, on Us good
terms as can be procured IN hicag9 or any
other commercial city ia the wesi--1hd having
by industry and psrs.yera,c &c overcome all the
difficulties attt aeAnt en- new enterprise In .
new country. we now have the track clear,
steam up and ready TO supply the trade with
hai dse me ass1rtm al ~ goods III cur line.
We are now In rec~pt 81 a large and wai
selected stock Of
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Rare Chance. We call attention /,
The notice OF sale OF lands by ]. Z. L
Carey, Esq.
ihls is rare chance for good farm.
The land will be sold TO satisfy the
claims agains, the estate of Seba Bailey,
decd, and will be sold without fail. /,
Is splendid farm, situated on a pleasan
rolling prairie, fertile, rich, and healthy
with good beginning for orchards, and
other valuable Improvements. 1t is sit
uated near the Davenport and Marion
road IN Inland Township, and on the
Township line road cas-, Of Upton.
Il Dangerous Counterfeit. From the
81. Louis Republican Of the 18th we learn
that a dangerous counterfeit, has been
made on the Bank Of Missouri. The
note Is Of the bank payable at Palmyra,
was Numbered 2,450, letter A. date 18th
OF August. 1853, signed A. S. Robinson,
Cashier, Bernard Pra,tee, President -
paper and engraving poor. The note
being new and filing up tolerablc good,
makes it dangerous counterfit. Many
persons at has'y glance would deem i,
genuine. The dies OF Benton and Lin 5
heads on the corners OF the note, are de-
iectlve. and SO is he shading Of the word
fwenty on the bIlL The same plate is
used for notes issued to all the branches,
the name being illed up in writing, and
ceunterfets may be out on all the branch
es.- Tribune.
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GOING WEST,
; = -
ttlarIicts,
Chicago II arkst.
IuscatiL G ii arket,

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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Ci.t'ns for Leases and rot cue,

0 " uain Lift Ms. 4 Trust Go So sRn -
5 Mech Trad, Ga st'k Jer. City 800 q
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1000 Yards Black siifs

Striped and paid naiasook musliss, Swiss
and dotted maslins, Grape collars, mourning
'sstts black silk laces, the new style 'Hoop'd'
Skirts. grass cloth skirts.
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Cigars-1o0 NJ ef every variety, i.-Y
cd and domestlc--tor sale at
MYERS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09

fHtntd"r "Noi %.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09
Die 9DltrCtter.

Tecrmtrr ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09
ISDrf NSp,titdis.

Cine btrrtitht 4uspoM ithr ihSut Vcrtnonuais
ihiflib fir Chtnft ir mis- ollie 9trttu Onecre rdt
@Utbtr, irrtsu trbalttn mn ~ ptrfaufu bti
.. Gtd. 0utb uno Srlrt1.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09
9crfuiucricu =!
4Iapicr! Napier !
Scl,ul:N5iidcr.

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ot,itm GounEN NttrGu;bt wtrc.u, inc lccttn Crb0rG
mCrrtn uno tlUl9 ju vtrtOuiu III
SEED, Gjwtb unp 9rlfrG.
Nnrfcmn Tct I2 1855.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09
3ocue Outer.

Die untcr,ei6ncten linb nruIi6 pun Nsupcrt
unc YbiIopsIpbta nit Dem arGEtsn unc msl fiI1s
Unablcn Strf pcn Gjiitrrn iuriidlefsbrt. ais lis
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hen ans
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Ganie, DrrGsI or. Sdamls.
Wrus be Gains, Bay StGte S6anit,
QlrocdS, Gahmere
8ren6 Mcrinrs, 9ttrt
Gcturss, irDe Srrts, Sttao
Oete9cs, Srr6d
Gai6mcrr, 3Gitct
Stwar, Icrrne, g0aterIcc
Sepe 9lrt scfirtte Seipene. Seipme
Ollie Nrtcn anrcrs gGnIren. ais Iud. Sattt.
nets, GaI6mmsn, &rntudY Srane. 9pecps, ETC.
Wuslne, E1ttmr, 5llnncur unr lclhe G'uter als
int Nascmetnrn ais hcdsne Sitter gsbaltcn mers
pen-5u prrfauifn tci
Sri imunp Itntn8er.
Ntcntnun. SFtrtcr 81. naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09
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Cine ncus &mit !
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brrtHrI nah rtthim clci yItrtr ttwithurt rIrrtr,
IN gtn "Hrth fh;n ,Nmtrctcs" uno etCtuttt llnitr:
tttrtarfttf. Oautrbatt9fttt. II. I. 10.
Qrp'tn ven 2aVNrUcfarts. SdlImdIrtn, torr
nrn rNtar trplS, wiretu nab rld.m Vrr,tR ftlnc,
a'IlttI,L OlS nab irdtnp tiur Oursrn bIt0Enttu
2HIIt Ttrlcutr plbs
3 ucrrcpt9 9pc5
~ hahtn miniftn tfcmmtn lrltht in Yurtam'f
rrtiuII thiftn SrW fir 81 unn anfmIrts. Tas
- lHttum III ahrmlS.rU tu2t!artn a9ulruf,u uni
Ernt t'tr III Htiihjn, nl$9tu III @ilrtr ro9tn rtltr
crtr niht.
3imtntr, 0ic. 90, ct bamittcn smoGt, NGentaur.
g. gG. Qiurcnm.
N"tNhtr 10. u"tc
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09
9llltutaun> Ha-Sartar 8, 1856 s.
g d 6 ii 6 t

pirr ttcrmt asaebrn, haF bic llnterIGrietsntt ais
2lcminjitratrrsn BON Der bintcrlaTni6aft hes per>
prbenm Satc G. ed. ltbttin bon 6d-
ncosr 9auni&;p, 2eha Gaunts, ertannt wcrbsn
iinp. pile riIjenaen oaber. reIde an brIaste
9intGrlaNsnitNft ihulpen. iiuo auiseicrbrrt cbne
ScrSus ansurufrn uno at3uts;atlen. tlnp iplde
mfIfe nod rrttmi6isr 6crorungsn batrr mtaen,
iine rtrnfdlls rrIuhT icl6e wcbtefitigt fir Be
iatlung rinjuhSnrism, an bic llnterjiGneten.
wobnBaft in teia9tem 4aunIdip, nate 9ltIrntauu.
9tnhrep 9. Sef,
S6rtndS Scf.
apmini fratpren.
December 10, nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-09
Ha6ri6t

wtro btermit 8s9etsn, taB bic llntr,ri&netsn ais
@rscutcrtn scn Ter SintertaIcnI6aft bes Srritcr~
bensn D a nntet q der, lsniOr, teetbin BON
WetIenb burg G1uni6p, es6a Gouts, sruannt
worrsn itnp. Ne hiricniscu pater, bic uc& an
bri1ate otmtcrIaBenIdaft i6ulpm, fnb srIuGt Inc
nrrbatb 6 92cdcn anjurufen unp ab,ute,ablsn-
uno SCl6e bic nod rr6tmaBise Scrpsrunssn IN
9coaGtr SintrIaGenI6aft gu MAIDEN bltsnJ belize
ben pieirItr du& innerPalt teastsr 3ett ein;ubdn-
bi9en, an
0err9e 9tfrr 9tllcntaun,
Charles Smitb, Waratapns,
December t2, ...... na-6m