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ron Az TW RURPogEs OF 4 ;
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THKRE has leng existed publie demand for an eoo-
tive pprgaye pill which could be relied on Is sure and
to meet that demand an extensive trial ofits virtues
has conclusyely shown With what success Geeopshes
but not easy to make the best Of all p..i rome which
should have none Of the objections but Al the adyan-
saa With what success No would respectfully submit 70
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
asrmonoa5 and irritating to tie bowels This Is not.
Many of them produce much gripping pain and reYul-
good to be deGTea from them. These pilS produce no
irritation pain, 1nless it arise from preYou1ly exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their IN
any quantity but It Is better that any medicine should
in the several diseases = which they are applicable are
given on the box GAmong the complaints which have
Seen sReedHy cured 6y them Te may mention yez
LanguOE, and Loss Of Appetite, Lstlessness Itabty
in tho Side and LoinS for, in truth all these are but
the consequence Of diseased action in the liver As
apeEis4s they afford prompt and sure relief in Cosye
ScurYy Colds With soreness Of the body Ulcers and i'm
purity Of the blOod in short any and every where
They have also produced some angularly successful
cure. in Rhe1rna Gout DroPs Gravel ErysipelaS,
and Side They should be freely taken the spring Of
the year. purify the blood and prepare the system for
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restoreS
the appetite and yigor. They purify the blood and By
yate the strength Of the body and the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an 90
eAsionAl dose Is advantageous even though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every pugatve medicine
reduces the strength, when taken 70 The thou
sand cases IN which physic l. required cannot be emu
neated here but they suggest themselves the reason
OF every body: and this pill Is found to answer better
pposo than any thing which has hitherto been available
70 mankind. Where their virtues are once known the
public will longer doubt what remedy to employ when
In need Of cathartc medicine Being sugar-WTapped
they are pleasant TO take, andIbeng purely
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
Fog minute directions, SEQ wrapper on the Box.
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THE
LIVER .INVIGORATO /
PREPAREp 81 De. sANFnRp.-

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
8 9SE, OF THE BEST aPURGATIyE AND LIVER ME-.
DIC1NESnow before the public, that as Cdthdrttc
easier, miIder AMI eeetnal than any other medicine
acting rst on the Lipsr to eject is morbid
the stomach and bowels carry matter, thus
painful feelings e1peEenos OF most ca
u the system at the same time that
strengthen and build t up with unusual rapidity.
aDS Of the principal Of the
the powers Of fuiydeYsloped The stomach
almost entirely dependent theheahy action
the bowels are at fault and the Whole
having to do tn. diseases
Pacse more made it his study
to counterfeit the many arrangements to which
thisremedyis from.
bled with LIVER C0lESPL1ZNTfna any offs forms
These Gums remove aiLmorbid or BAD matter from
the systen supplying in herNplace healthy now OF Bile
the stomach food to digest we'll,
FStlF11SG TIE BL0oD,tgtKng tone and health to the
cause ofths disease
aILT6Gs 1TTS sSFs are AND WHAT 10
LTJLP py the occasional Of the
One dose after cent to relieve the stomach
an Een5 ltne iooI rom rising and sourng.
Only one dose taken at snight, loosen. tho bowel,
gently, and cures C0S+4TIHENESS. 8 n
S9e dSse taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA
CJ F1 se 81 Two tea spoonfuS will always relieve
One bottle taken for male remoyestb.
'aSS Si OF the disease perfect
s0 1s S os1 repeated sure for dR0LEA
~ only one bottle H., ~. (,
'SSs@ the s sis' s G
loTness or unnatural colorrom the skin AZ Sst'
or the a9Ss taken before Wig
6I dose i t often GHR0N10 DLAR
30 WEI complaints yield to the rst ea. and
b yGe or tgS No WORMS In
the Is no or speeder remedy in
sA few bottles BY exciting the
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TRANsPO CREATION.
l1z;s1 sIs, -
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO R. R.
CHANGE9 On SrHEDUT,T

on and afser Monday, aoth September, 1885, the trains
First, The Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation
viii leave daily, Sunday excepted, 10
Stopping at alstatons and arriving at GumberandRt
Second, The ST. Louis Cincinnati wheeling Benwood
Baltimore and gton City Express daily
Eastern connection.
Third The NorthWestern, Chicago, st. Louis Cairo,
dauap0s Dayton, Cincinnati, Wheeling DeuEood, Balti
more and HashingtPp City Express, Leaves daily 0;3 P.
NJ Saturdays excepted arriving at Baltimore 4Su
in time for Eastern connections.
the>elegant should
take the 10 NJ. train Cumberland
bvs the $50 or S:2n A. n. train.
Returning the West Southwest the trains
Batnnre daily follows, The $50 A. NJ train
Iiyes at wheeling at $50 A. n; sos 81 train arrives
Wheeling at e:45 A. NJ.
The Cumberland Accommodation train leaves Cumber.
land az fG0 A. ~, arrives at Wheeling $3.50 P. NJ.
The 435 p n train bound East, will only stop for wood
waters and meals at the principal first class stations.
Round trip tickets being issued to MnundSrie so
cents and TO Benwood ut Is cents J. b. FORD, Agt.
w. p. SMITH, Supt
L. n. CoLk, GenI Ticket Agent sep2S.
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RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FIRST oLASs-Boots, Shoes, Hats audO
sndtrnnEs Drugs Tin boxes and baesS 75c per 100 bs.
Feathers, Purs, &c.................-..
SECOND OLASS-DomeStic Sheetng,
Shifting and Ticking, lin original bales j .o
Drugs lin casks,) Hardware Leather QUO per 100 lbs
lin rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD CLASs.-Anyils,s Steel, Chains lin
easks,) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, sailed .o
Goose or In casks Tobacco QUO per LOG lbs
ed, lexcept cigars cut,) &c. 90.
FOURTH OLASS-Oodee Fish, Bacon. Beef
and Pork Tin casks or boxes, eastward NJ
Lard Lard OIL Nails, Soda Ash Ger 4oc per 100 lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin. &c.
FLOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice
notice. 1870 49, H''''t 'u'lleF
further notice. Nv ' "e'h''' uuUI
, In shipping goods from any point east OF phIaae,
Pne, oe paTtcnarto marx packages uiG PennsgErdnia
td5tr2d1 All Goodsconsigned to agents OF road
detention. - '"ueu "t'hout
FREIGHT eyNrsC Evans 81 Kilby street Boston; ]
UlaTket NO Asor House. and No William street and b
Battery Place, NtwYork Pierce tCn lanes
VILE .; irwin Go, and Sprngman Brown Cncnnat q.
X y MeLdrum, Madison, Ind: Dumesrtl, Bell 4 Co and
Garter e Jewett LouisviIle KY: PIG O'Tey Co EysnS
IND; X Sass, st Louis, No; Harris wormley Co.
NE uphts, Tenn; Leech Co., Chicago Ii j CiaSe ~;
wayne Ind; Z Sneeder, PhIla; AsEraw Konns pait,
morei A Stewart Pittsburgh = N'o"S' naiH-
HLH. HUSTON, Gen'l Freight gent pblI,d
aP8lyl HI. L0aBAERT, Supt., Altoona pa
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80
WHEELING TO CINC INNA Att.
WEST AND SOUTH. say
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
l2si=l CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTONS GRANVILLE,
N9E 1SISts 4 9A.s sD5 so9S :
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
EVANSVILLE s5is
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7soslee miles sdorter6y this Route than ola.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there czAaoE take those the @. w e
Short Zine
TRAINS LEAVE zANEsYnIE AS FOLLOWS:
at l2:15AI II;40 M, Cincinnati points ABOVE
arrival OF Central Ohio Trains Wheeling and the
cleyilIe washington and richest
and most beautiful part OF, Ohio.
w Be particular and ask for Tickets via, the oW.&z
Short Line Rail Road
PARE as Low As By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For THROUGH Tickets and information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket ONCE In hssprgg Houses Water
street, Wheeling Va.
E, aEsr, pres't, a W, ", BAILEY Act. sup..,
je22-1y
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
Ea7za ESt5zzSsSS 81 S5lSIzl
-E9zS8{9-. EszLsSlgR.... ssa-.1EsENA
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. 80. 49,.
'1w!es DAHE, tsnaasy night excepted Eioh-
andrfa.
Hours Of departure at Rich ,,ss
mopd A. II. and 1880 p. II.
Returning leave Washington. ..6 A. M.and 4 p. II.
Arrive at Richmond 1870 P. NJ. and a A. n.
mond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee of always securing connections by arr
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city advance
the Steamboat line.
FARE RICHMOND WAsH1SoToN so
Anomalous will be found always ready to take through
passengers their baggage of wearing apparel
the two epots free of charge, with ample time for
take their meals, neither going North or South.
through Tickets can be obtained between Danville
Washington at the Terminus OF the Road, nearly
pleed to Dapylle An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danye Road and at
timore Depot.
The fare mane as by the old steamboat
route. go -.a57 -!
THERE'S change the night line between Rich.
mond and Alexandria. ~ 7fz fe1 :
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. and after Monday, De-
THE PAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. except Sunday at $50 o'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving In Philadelphia at I150 p.
at $40. ~ W ''''-6'
The JohnstoWn train leaves Pittsburgh
stations, and running Oonemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily
cept Sunday, at 1910, The Second Accommodation
Train for Ture Creek leaves, leaves daily Sunday exc
cepted, at 420 p TheThird Accommodation Train for
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh as foiisHsEx
press 1.45 p mi Mall 500 mi Johnstown Accommodate
p. m.
Trains for Blatrsvile Indiana connect at R'ursve
the Johnstown Accommodation Train East and West
Pittsburgh and Connelsye Trains, stopping all Sta
Sunday excepted, folows:-Mail Train 90 a. u Ex-
press Train, $50 p Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and oonnellsVle Road, arrive at Pittsburgh
Thetraveng public will End It greatly to their interes
IN going East or West to traveb the Pennsylvania
road as the accommodations now offered, toe
passed on any other route As the baasted with
stone and Is entirely free from promise safe
N speed and comfort TO all who favor this with
their patronage.
(" /" Philadelphia. ................iu 10
- Z" Baltimore. ............... Q 81
q 9 Lancaster ...................-..S so
." Harrisburg. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Baggage checked to Stations on the Peau&ylvania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore and York
Ten Gents in addition the Station rates. from Sta
ttons where the Company his no agent.
NortoE-ln case OF loss, the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only
amount not exceeding 800.
N.BThe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been ed to
convey Passengers Baggage to and from the Depot
charge not exceed 20 cents passenger bag
gage.
Attic P. Il. r. Passenger station
1anI on Liberty and Grantsts., Pittsburgh.
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PENN9YLVANTA RAIIROAD-

tPENN9YLVANTA RAILROAD.
' TNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
~ tic CITIES with Western North Western south
Western States by continuous Roway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
S ports othe Western Rivers and at Cleveland SAM
dusEy with Steamers to all ports the North Western
Lakes; making the most direct cheapest aud rsl5{e
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
the Great Vest.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Theargest stock of sheet music, musical works &C.,
In the Western country. -
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DLANTERs.-Black, Brown, Smoke, and Drab Planter
Hats, just receYed. BLISS 4 CAMPBELL, ~
No as. Main st
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DANAMA HAT.-The greatest variety OF Panama Hat
4 ever brought to this cityfrom IS cents to $3.50.
july6 BLISS 4 CAMPBELL,
M Main a.
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WHEAT DRILLs.-sunerior Wheat Drills for sale at
wv Manufacturers prices by
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DY EXPRESSING have just received lot Of those
II beautiful Bengal Hats. BLISS & CAMPBELL,
juy5 No. IS, Main st.
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In connection With the above keep every kind of mi
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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SPANISH Moss-lO bales prime Spanish Moss just re.
tyl6 No. so Main st.
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oil 0STLK HAT-We are selling beautiful SIX Ha
july5 BLISS CAMPBELL,
No Main
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WE viii open thi
wv Waite RringeE {
Rasgues. [I&17l
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sPIanoI, MolodeOn. and every kind Of musical
nentS tuned and repaired.
~ All 90 IDS warranted at this establishment noV6
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200 B ssp hiddns'' for sale S9 Il oNABR.
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I000 BUSHELS Ship Stun, for sale hr
lOOO sepl1 MATHEW Mona
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100 1 sspfl OoFn "s'' FOR 'H &S p MoNABp.
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: CARTWRIGHT

u 40, agentfor FSrInee,s N1eIodeon., CnrRnr,,.
ETuEhes & Hates meIode-
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.atlast found, anyperson trou-
tPLAZNI,in any OF its forms,
,conYlctlon is certain.
or bad matter from
Iplace a healthy floW OF bile,
Causing food to digest well,
tone and health to the
<the cause Of the disease
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-28

SOFT HATS.-Just opened, alarge Hats-eV-
y cry conceivable variety, style and color.
iuly5 BLISS CAMPBELL,
No nat
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NLD RYE AND BOURBON WIIIsKEY.-We have on
" hand few barrels very superior Rye, also Old
Bourbon Whiskey, to which invite the attention the
Trade laug26l D0ANE 4 ADAMS.
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MORN STARCH, Farrina, Rice Flour Carers Picked
~ Olives, CatsupS Of every variety &c in store
sale by WA. EDWHRHS& Bro
sept Corner Monroe and Market SITS.
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gen batte bic Solbaten am Tbor in bic Bad5tz
ltube 9etrteben uno bic Sdilbwabe in ibr Sdils
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gen trteefenpen Wteniden, Der ba bur9 ras
or 9ns unaufbaltIam meter, bic 9trase ent,
tnu9, 9rao BIN gu bem Sauie, in ipelAem @raf
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Sor6tlall1er, baS er, tpie er eS Icnt 9ercbnt ees
Do9nt 9emelen, bur6l9reiten wcllte, I'm, uuaas
9emeloet IN ba8 3nluer Des @5rafen 3u aeoen.
Aeer Die Dtener bielten ibn 3urif lie lprll>
ten Dtelen blei&en Wteni9en nit Dem seriesteu
Velldt uno Den 5ertlienen SleiDern nibt su ID.
rem perm etntreten lallen. ~ ..,.. .'',
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er traurl9. Sat Das Gntieten mid TO entltelt,
Dap Sean Debrp Sud uilfenntlid5 aepproen, I?
Sest erfdnnteu bic Oiener ibn an ieiner
Stimme uno Der Slnnleroieller elite. i6nt Die
2nlir 81 Dem @rafen 5u Sffnen uuo nit lauter
Stlllllile gu rufen Se. Grce0en5, Der franaS,
| ltlae @eIanote Debrb! = -. .s -
l9raf @Srt itieB einen freuofaen e5drei aus
uno erbob lid elts cou bem Oman. auf fDelhem
er, erl9opIt pon ben Nnltrensunsen bteier flrds
terllden Jta9t elm tpeniB 9elblunlrnert bate
Sean Oebrh trat tn's 3inl1ner: QDelb etne
be1anmernswertbe, ber5erl6utternbe @ribeiz
nun9, 9raulenerregeno nit leinen f(affenren
Sunoen, Wfltle:o erwefeno nit ieiner aitternoen
9eltalt, Die pte bonn SturmpinD bereat bin u.
ber lhmanfte. 10 p
Gr Deftete letne mat en-, blutnnterlaufenen
Nu9en aaf ben @rafeu nno fab ibn an nit Ell
tel1 AuSorud unauslpre6lt9er Seelenanslt.
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fraSte er atbemlos. ''.S ~
Sa, lie iinO 9erettet uno in Siderbeit, rief
Der @raf. 1T - ~ ~ @. ~. ~ - =
llno Sean Debrp, Der lfrepse Geputltauer,
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nteDer auf lene Tnee. Die glrme gen Sinllnel
erhebeno, rlef er nit berpprltir5eribyn Gbrdnen
n9ottltpe Sorlebun9, menn iA bis ieet Oeiue
2oo9lt9aten pertannt babe, Db, 10 per5eibe eS
mir !" - -
llno ltrafe otelenl8en, spelhe biele fur4tbare
&9at Derubt baben lief ,@raf @Sre, AUDI Die
9dnoe faltenb unD gbetenp, Sb Gjott, entballe
| Dleles Serbre4en,. la6 un8 Dieienieen ftnper
welae otele 6repeltbat ,periibt, oanltt iie ni4l
alS eln blntt9es Sranonlal Der SAanbe ouf De,
Sttrn Oeutl9lanos bafte @rbarme Did Die:
les armen Oeutl9lanps, 0ent leet oiele Gba
auT Der Stlrn ,brennt urb Oas StrOue ieines
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einrufeh pirp grbarnle 9i9 Deutldlanos
OBJ @ctt, ltrafe nur Die WSrOer, ni9t aber
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(6Oriiesl'n8 fOlst,)

&fa enes GtieS t9emeral smbl9 StdaeS Mar1.
lamb part tn aaar. .ibuua 1858 Cap 253 benannt:
&n 4tt fur @rmsuns Der Dfenan8 bes Bottles uber Ote
3psd1aBtst Der Serudn8 elmer eUnpenton u cine neue
weren, unb sur geranfaItuns gDabl Desafen fir
beaee GpnSe 1tUn." 81 aN rtd}t trp bter NIT ege-
aaen eealen unb bereteten gDablern In ben Ser0-
benen QDabS 5ao SatnOr baB QDabt abebdlten
miro Der6isbenen Sttmmpasen Der QBarbs IN
pterten Wt tt wD9 beS aRpnats Wa / 1858 (pel6es
an benz 26 beiaeten WOnats f) IN 8etre 8raee fur
etue gOnSentipn, cine &pnutipn Der @e
sttrung su entperfen ca babel in oanbf9r se
brudt aaf btn StimmmseH, pel9e abgesebe petOeu bic
QDprte Bemertt iein. "a Convention pber ,Asainef &on
penttOn Die Stimmfden fouen mGbteab pben8enan-
ten cages eeSnee bletben 1pr MoteenS bS pr 9a
1nittaes wte SOrsetrteben pom WeieB. t 4....
ak r9lfjs IB EE Is1 g bpmd 8 Greamer, li-A
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CautpfibiTfabrti

Stttl}sA( s}tt@ ACISutSAb "'S
sd H iiber SDntbantpton.
Die l&Bn.n unb asasn Sereintsten StaafeHAt"OH
Dautpffbfffe
;, - rSlriel@, Captain Xuolcip
III ''.e.. -
.Seprtb Star., @apitain Sefe1re ;.
abrsn wttass 10 lbr Yer aip. @Ortp @tuer-w
toIet ab; oo,.
Nrlei", 10. WLaL
Dieie Dampfe fnp eeens fir bic @ahagter' SeIercs'
nune unb NIT eben Haferb &ter Abtpetanesn
sem s9n srfaSrsner arst bsrneet @ aa1 teSem Oamptv
Ole Y46a8es sYretl tHO't
Grfte Salute $SV
3meite Salute $SV
Srttte Salute $50 .., u,. .,..
emf hItkIi pper unp outer efcfteuHg W w.v ms .s'
osr;nos Gm,abI oaaisrs fur brittle
~~D's'' 0'l'' "'N ID. Torrance
gse.E5, @0wling erssn, NewsDOrf.
wv rs nc, ,su NaFnaef9eiae fur bte Batrt ppn Bremen
no Ss wsresM Mem Wort auseefsu Dieie Yafase9sxe
aS r HaDss Ss ssTaa sa s @tCnatsa suts psna M s
tne I5 Gsm t bsmust wsrDu prb Der 8eras urdrattst
@ffr 2s.. 2,ss Ssr v,reen Sapre mad SHREVEPORT fms
ere salute $1Oo; spstte &aiats sos; brittle xatats$4e
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3u baben. s
- unO slnm snsdrtsn @aSa 6acb WsarocepbS. $2OO
: Sbetls, SaIbfr,bbs, splOr. Y 1875
Sulsf9atttea SaltfrsbS. 400
Dteanb Der Baum, GsfdIt unb 9ebensee&t&te
:. : Ser Soi,sswddis., asbilSaneen., s~1s 1,12
Wittfetn, 3tsmOlsef& bOtanti&es SanbwSrter.
BUD. 5Rte. .5.e2. 4,5o
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