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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

FROM RIO JASgIRo.-A letter of the llth ult.,
from Rio Janeiro, states that the British and Ameri
can Ministers are great fayortes at the Brazilian
court, but that the French Minister was somewhat
cool bot very inquisitve relative to the cordial re-
ception extended to member OF the exroyaI family
(Orleansy Of France, who had arrived on the steam
packet from Southampton. The united efforts of
France, England and Brazil, had completely driven
sayers off the coast and none had been seen or heard
Of for long time. The sales of coffee subsequent to
the lst ultimo amounted to $4,000 bags, Of which
"a 900 were for the United States, II 800 for the
British Channel and the North of Europe 81 900 for
the Mediterranean, and the balance for the Cape at
75O to 450O for sound lots. Stock on hand IL 600
bags. Flour damaged by fire sold at lln5Oo No
other sales were reported The markets for sugar,
| hides and fish were unchanged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

F11f4E COPA3EN EGI&SEIF HERETOFURE EG.
L stng uudGr the style OF CUUDT, BROWN CO. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Orleans, Feb. 9TH, 1858.
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d3O lytw q and l5l chartres eraet
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H f .

SE6= FOIt RAERE-TIiE FINE FAST SAILING
$500 loading tor EhH above port. Ebr freight Rp-
pTy H. j, r, WHITNEY 4 GO, 35 Carondeet
for passage, app}F 70 the captain Oh board. sr51
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30

A SHOCKING TRAGEBY.-A dispatch Of the sd
from Columbus, Ohio says
A woman named Schelling, at Groveport, in this
county, committed murder to-day by throwing into a
we'll IS feet deep four children, one boy and three
girls, the Oldest u, and the youngest years d,
She afterwards eaped IN herself She is supposed 70
have been insane,
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Leaves every Tfil RSDAY, N ) ozrtocS + II.
- REGILAR MEEIALN PACKET


ssF9S II. RODRIGUEZ q CO., f'ssss .
RfE6e successors +. ID A4lIN 4 Ctt. lsAfS eh=E
85ss5@Esa GEEA Daad GhER BAKERS, Esssss9s5.lsh
Nc. 5t New e. street, New i1FlttNs,
snnerior AMERICAN GKAekNEL BISCUIT, warranted
Free Of sAlcrRils my drugs injurious 70 hena
H D. 20. Keep constantly on hand large assortment q
8rHta and Crackers
Pot Bread C1f'aehouse Biscuits, Water Crackers,
Navy Bread Sugar Crackers, SaGl Crackers
Wine Bread Boston GrRc5eTs, Picnic, etc, etc.
French 3scuts Butter Crackers, &c
Ansde machinery, at the Iowes market Drtrs ayll y
A CARD-BURNET HOUSE, cINcINNArI1e.
Tas subscriber kes this opportunity Of greeting his Ole
tFifus and the pubic ssgetAa' AM ps lFAFe
sta t9A the above magnificent
nj Otherwise finest hmer51a-|i heuCtofth be can
dueed on sale Of enlarged l1trlg Aa1 accommodated
worthy It's widely eNteHlel reputation
In sympathy with the spirit Of ter7ne4ment ana economy
rendered imperative by the rugencF 0 th es Gnd per
yadnE all classes the price Of daily board will from this dat
be reduced to Two Doiiars
The advantages of the Burnet House over a other Hotels Il
Cinc nati manifold; among which more liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accehPle oee M
public convenience The Dining Rooms and lades Draw
ing boom in America The most liberal arrangement tor tax
ing meals nearly every hour IN the tweutiouT great central
business.
Trusting areCosnition Of these important advantages re-
fe22 6n ''s' A. R. COLEMAN.
| E0R SALE-2e51 DEMIJoHNs, LANDING EX SHIF
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Indian Depredatlons on the Texan Frontier
The Sherman Patriot states that the following news
has reached It, from what it considers reliable

The Sherman Patriot states that the following news
has reached It, from what It considers reliable
source:
The Indians are again committing depredations on
our frontier. On the bead Of Denton and Clear creek
several families have been murdered and most of the
stock Killed Or carried Off Among the killed are
hIgore, Mcdonald and Waiuscott Haynes White
Avis and Brady. The neighboring counties should
try and send them relief as these depredatons will
be likely to continue until the Indians receiqe drub-
bing at the hands Of the whites.
The Frontier News Parker county, Of the 18th,
has the following:
We have inst been informed that on last Monday
week party consisting Of some four or five gentle.
men and two or three ladies' were going out into
Jack county on visit; that up north Of this, the
road from Gainesville TO Belknap, they had stopped
at place where there was water when they we're
attacked by seven Indians, and two Of the men i'm
medateIy killed. The remainder started towards
their wagons except one, who caught up his child
and broke off into the brush when the Indians, it
! supposed concluded that the men who had run tc
their wagons were going for arms started of, but at
tempted to pursue the who had run oft, but whc
| managed 70 eude them, though not without having
received arrow in one Of his arms, which he car
ried fifteen miles before he found any TO extrac
it. One Of the also of into the creek bot
tom and had not been found at last accounts. 1t wa
not known whsther she bad fallen into the hands Q
the Indians or had got lost. We understood that on
or the gentlemen said he knew one Of the Indians
that be was a Kckapoo, and had eaten at his houst
several times.
j P. S.-Since writing the above, we have Learned
that the woman, who it was feared had fallen int
the hands Of the Indians, made good her escape.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

UPP Elk MISS IBSIPPI.
Leaves On THURSDAY 8Jth inst at5P.M.
r. = ou FUR 1 ~ 81 Stfhs. EoSfa Tf Ar
lsiss Cairo Tlta t4e Iligos Central and at 81 Louis
r@s6sF P1sseassf pake sew Faiis city, + b w@od5
~ 'D',s s J.F. 4LLEkE Fre.s5t re 23d'q Gssp, 9 t
For the above line and the Illinois Central Railroad,
se25 j. Js1PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Leaves nn FRIDAY O-tebsr / at5P NJ
F%ss REGULAR y 4. LOUIS PACKET
fe ne 9ia15 o Eeos9 Pist sEs J Rmss tsss
as a6oTe ioT 81 Louis t3d AZ Intermediate landings
BELL, BUCHANAN { CO. Agents.
s5T9e James Montgomery VII freight fof landings
FoH TS5vgTAT r. L6rIs 6S5f. 5aRifsF CAPE
l4zlEt5 Girardeau afro Hickman, New Madrid, Point
new g dsagSt S4ss4 and 'eS sissapt @ St paeEs
j. =; Roe, Mark LsasenwoIth master, is now in
port and WI" eiVs b aboVe rot freight or passage apply on
$40 is. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
Leaves on SATURDAY, october 2. at5P NJ.
% .4'' FOR 81 LOUIS Gannsc1ag Fs5lTSsa i"s Il Cairo
5e @ obo is pS d Ss92 Rad = eqs ae T Fs
aT passs3issfr i paeksi M ! Nf & Uncls 5 sam l. Elliot
above For freight or passage aPPy q board 9r to
Forthe above Line and Illinois Central Railfoad
seq j. s. pAeAUD, 1drtf{Iisisr sa{Giaa s.,ys: AGENT
St Louis .1, Gs,59 aed ID w 3sns Raos4 Lns
| , GT% b. FOlSIs FOlS III. .LOuls.--CONNECIlN4 AZ AZ
So with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Tbe fue
! regular passenger packer Aleck Scott, R A. Reilly,
master viii leave for ST. Llnis and al Intermediate landings
above. For freight or passage apply on board, o.
for the Line and the Illinois Central Railroad % Poy
dras street.
$50 J. S. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
re- STEAMER II. Z. TVYJCHELJ,
| lF4lIgtEts99 FOR ST. LOCTS-FALL ARRANGE ENfENT.
5sszasass Regular New Orleans Louis Passenger
steamer y. G.. TEvIcheus
Ths splendid, and fast passenger packet, Fl 2 McCo
mas will leave st. Louis ediae land
ngs every sixteen days during the season follows:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, October l. p. VI.
SATURDAY, q,
MONDAY, November $,
WEDNESDAY, p,
FRIDAY, December lU,
Passengers and shippers rely the puneuaity Of thi
steamer.
pan the cabin can be and staeroons secured, b.
applying to the Agents. BELL, BUCHANAN i Co,
seZ5 q Poydra, street
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Leaves 0o WEDNEsD4Y, 0ctoler 6, 4! 5P, y

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, October 6, 81 5p. NJ.
U.S. NJ Il nj p II y AND NEW ORLEANS
sAgEI-sH Packet I.ue-U, = Mail Packet for Memphis,
ss5ssz7s1 the Bends - The splendid packet steam
IugUmuT, Captain 3. Pals will be ready 10 receive
fre3g. Nontay morning the foot 0t Giod street and
wi leave above For freight pssaEe apply On board
or to j. H. FRELtHH,
Office nnGtr the ST. Charles Hotel,
g~ This line connects Napoleon with regnir packets for
the Whemd Arkansas rivers, and at Memphis with ihe Mem
ps a Charleston Railroad and superior packets for ST. Louis
8 So Inns pT.zs carried regularly by this line $3.50
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COP &C, ( AR. R,rRER i! N ,E,R 5 SHIP Z

S718P RTNERS SHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
this day formed cDparuership der the stya Of PRES
SfBIUH Il Sc uUENFEL) for the transact Of general
Commission Business. O. HRESHPRiCli,
F. WM. SCHOENFELD
keE Orleans San.rD4har 1888 -e5 I'm
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6ET@ FOR CRNNOA-THE Al AND VERY FAST
Rf sailing American ship TOulOn, is new laaain@ Nll
tszzsN.u meet with quick dispatch. For remainder Of
sei7 BAXTER LOWELL L co,
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ANT w f R P

r,sy~ FOR ANPXE Err RE-TuE FAST SAILING
a%S# ) American snip Wellington, GRpl Rafs1ow; is
- A. loading and will have Immediate dispatch, For
balance Of freight apply TO ~ w 5-.
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st6 FOR PIIILE DELPEITA- - REGULAR
REE#A iine PaGkeihe fine fast sailing packet sch
ssss,J w. Webster, Bennett master, having most nj
her engaged Will have dispatch Aaure OF freight
Il.saEe, apply 10 GEO. W, IlNNSpN d co,
Camp street.
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4 CARD-BURNET HOUSE, clNcINNATI,o

E0R SALE-2360 DEMIJOHSS, LANDING EX SHIP
J. Felicia from HAvre aud Tor sale by
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A St. Petersburg dispatch Of August 81, says that
great explosion took place on the morning Of that
day at some powder mills in the vicinity Of the
city, By which it was feared that several hundred
lives would be lost. A subsequent dispatch says
the explosion was az Okhta, and one hundred work
1 men were Killed.
Hundreds Of houses had been burned at Moscow by
/ clandestine makers Of lucier matches.
The forests we're still in flames the lst Of Sep
ember and the smoke was ntolerable in st. Peters.
/ burg.
4 Tie report that the port Of Villa Franco is ceded
t to Russia for term of years, is confirmed. Russia
station in the Mediterranean II will consist of one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-30
Montenegro.

The Austrian Gazette says that it is reported in
Montenegro that the eldest son Of Mirko PetroVcn,
Prince Daniels brother is to take the Teins Of gov
ernment to acknowledge the supremacy Of the Porte
and to nave a seaport. An armistice is concluded
until the 3lst December next between the Porte and
Montenegro.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

u
Arrive at London by q M sfI&&
9597 From Mevshohs X Roads, by Middle Fork, GREY
Hawk, Msulden, Green Hall, and Travellers Resi-
to Bonneville, 80 miles and back, once . week
Leave Mershons Roads Monday at m;
Arrive at bonneville by pm;
Leave Bonneville Tuesday at = m;
p Arrive at Mershoh's Roads by pm.
1888 From jackson, ny Proctor to Bonneville, IS miles
! and back, once a week.
leave jackson Monday at a m;
Arrive ut Bonneville by p m;
Leave BoonevI. Sunday at q m;
Arrive at Jackson by pm.
9599 From Manchester, by Fiat Creek, to Harlan c. H.
81 miles and back, week
Leave Manchester Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Harlan G. H. next day by s p IN;
Leave Harlan @. H. Friday at a m;
Arrive at Manchester next day by 6 p m.
1900 From Louisa, by Fort Gay, Va, Falls of Tug
WarheId Ky, Mouth Of Pigeon Va, and Johnson
vile, TO LonvIlc, Ky, 60 milcs and back twice a
week to Warfeld and once week resduc.
Leave Louisa Tuesday at am;
Arrive at LoIville next Thursday by III a m;
Leave Lonvlle Thursday at m;
Arrive at Louisa next Saturday by p m
Leave Louisa Thursday at m;
Arrive at WnrHcld by p m;
Leave Warfeld Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Louisa by p m.
060i From Bonneville, by Spruce Grove and DevePs
Creek, to Halle Creek 80 miles and back once
Leave Bonneville Tuesday at a m;
Arrive At Halle Green by p m;
Leave Halle Green Monday At fam;
Arrive at Bonneville by PM
5000 From Irvine by Old Landing Proctor Bonneville,
south Fork, and ssxtons Mills, to Manchester, es
miles and back once a week
Leave Irvine Friday at m;
Arrive at Manchester next day by m;
Leave Manchester Wednesday at 9 M
Arrive mt Irvine next day by pm.
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Arrive at Lebanon by m;
Leave Lebanon Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Danville by m.
Bids for service every other day invited
$500 From Danville, by Mledgeville Hustonyie, Mid
dleburg, Liberty, Freedom, and Neatsvle to Co
lumbia, 50 miles and back twice week to Hus-
tonville, and once week the residue
Leave Danvie Friday at pm;
Arrive ut Columbia next day by SPIN;
Leave Columbia Thursday at IN;
Arrive at Danville next day by 10 q M;
Leave Danville Wednesday at I m;
$50 Arrive at Hustonville by 10 a m;
Leave Hustonville Wednesday at IL AM
Arrive at Danville by Up m.
se2l From Harrodsburg by Nevada Perryville, Texas
every other day.
Leave lIarrodsburg every other day At 7apm;
Arrive at Lebanon next days by l0am
Leave Lebanon every other day at u m;
Arrive mt HarrOdsburg next days by Am.
1922 From Harrodsburg by Cornshville Msckville, Will
lisburg and Beechland, 10 Springfield, 45 miles
and back, twice q week. nE.H
Leave Harrodsburg Tuesday and Friday at 9 Am;
Arrive at Springfield by p M
Leave Springfield Monday and Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Harrodsburg by SPIN,
1923 From Lebanon by Bradfordsyille Mannsvie, and
Casey's Creek, to Neatsville, 40 miles and back
week.
Leave Lebanon Friday at 6 an;
Arrive at Neasville by 6pm;
Leave Neatsville Saturday at m;
Arrive at Lebanon by IN.
9e2A From West Point by Red Hill, Elizabehtown, No
Ian, Uptonvle, NIunfordsville, and Woodsonville,
to Bear wallow, CO miles and back, three times a
week.
Leave West Point Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at I'm;
Arrive at Eizabethtown by 7pm;
Leave Eliznbethtown Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day at PM
Arrive at Bear wallov next days by am;
Leave Bear Wallow Tuesday Thursday, and Satur-
day at8am;
Arrive at Elizabethtown by Jpn;
Leave Eizabethtown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at Sam;
e. Arrive at West Point by III a M
9625 From Chaplin by Johnsonville and Duncan to Cor
nashville, 90 miles and back, week.
Leave Chaplin Saturday at nj
Arrive at Cornshville by 3pm;
Leave Cornishville Friday at a m;
Arrive at Chaplin by SPIN.
Bids for two and also for three trips O week invited.
Bids TO go after passing Duncan ria Bohon to Har-
rodsburg emitting Cornishville, invited
9626 From Elizabehtown 10 Lebanon Branch Junction.
~ miles and back daily
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Leave Mount Washington Monday, "Wednesday
and F.idsyst am;
Arrive at Chaplin by mi
Leave Chaplin Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at 10 MI
$3.50 From Mount Washington 10 shspherdsville, 10
miles and back, three timesa week
Leave Mount Washington Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive At Shspherdsvis by s D m;
Leave shepherdsvlls Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at Mount Washing ,onby "a m
Green River, Clear Point and Bear Wallow, to
Glasgow, IS mikes and back. daily
Leave New Haven daily arrival of carssay at
Arrive :. GIasgow byspm;
Leave Glasgow daily at a m;
Arrive at Now Haven by pm.
ssia From New Haven by Buffalo. Magnolia Rio
Green River, Clear Point. Bear Wallow, Prevents
Knob, Three Forks, and Dripping Springs,
Bowling Green 80 miles and back daily.
Leave New Haven daily on arrival Of cars-say
Arrive al Bowling Green by 10 p m;
Leave Bowling Green daily Al IN;
Arrive at New Haven next day by Al m
Sal: Lick, and Raywiek. to Lebanon. 80 miles and
Leave New Haven Friday a, loan;
Arrive at Lebanon BY pm;
Leave Lebanon Saturday nj Gam;
Arrive =. New Haven syspm
Leave New Haven Saturday at s. I'M;
Arrive a. Nelson Furnace by 8 m:
Leave Nelson Furnace Saturday at IL m:
Arrive at New Haven by pm
sbl5 From Eminence. by New Castle TO Sprngport, Is
and twice week the residue.
Leave Emnencs daily, excep, Sunday, at ga m;
Leave Now Castle Monday and Thursday at 4, a m.
Leave sptingpoI, Monday and Thursday a, mi
Leave New Castle taiy, except Sunday a, M
Arrive at Eminencc by pm
B,ds extend to end Port Royal invited.
s5G From Shclbyvile by Jesses Store and SoutbviIe
to Mt Edsn - miles and back once week
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Arrive at Haxls Green next day by IL m;
Leave Halle Cres.n Tuesday at p m;
Arrive Grayscn @. H. next day by pm. y "a
957i From Grayson c. H., by Oldtown and Greenup G..
II to Haverhill, Ohio, rs miles and back a
week, with five additional weekly trips betw zen
(Ireenup G. Il. and HaverhiIl, 10 be run in close
connexion with the river route. l.ul
Leave Grayson c. H. Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Haverhill by l2m
Leave Haverhi Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Grayson G. Ii. by s pm.
9572 From Grayson O. H. by Buffalo Furnace, Laurel
Furnace, and Raccoon Furnace, to Greenup G. H.,
Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Grayson c. H. Monday at a m;
Arriveat Greenup @. H. by PM
Leave Greenup O. H. Tuesday at IN;
Arrive at Gmyson c. Fl. by5
1919 From Grayson G. H., by Bells Trace, Cherokee
and Hoods Fork 10 Paintsvile, 80 miles and
back, week.
Leave Grsyson Thursday at IL m;
Arrive at Painisville next day by 4pm;
Leave Paintsvlle Wednesday at G q m;
Arrive at Grayson next day by 10 a M.
l9574 From Grayson O. H., by MI Savage Bolts Fork
and Falls Of Blaine, to Louisa Q. H., 81 miles and
back week.
Leave Grayson II. Thursday at am
Arrive at Louisa G. II by p m;
Leave Louisa G. II. Friday at GAM
Arrive at Grayson c. H. by pm
as75 From Star Furnace by Labclle Clinton Furnace
and Ashland, to Ironton, OHIO, 20 miles and back,
once a week to Ashland, and six lines n week res
idue.
Leave Star Furnace Monday at nm;
Arrive at Ashland by IN
Leave Ashland Tuesday at Ia m;
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&rAneem mnD SeiDenDeu!
DIR. Swayne's
;3uI ammen5eieeter Sprup ben WilDtirlden !
=. AnBerprOkntlie6e Rur.
goint 2pfs, 5rieOrt9 Co., 81

$780, PP'H' Jtplof yCtEpEVD ~. WHD.
Dr. Sp apne-Q ertber 6etr IS ais cine Yfi6t ae.
gen bas Dublitun 6etraHten0. su8Iet6 aber, um gn@ eeredt
Au lein, Mil tdD Sud nit etner mid felbt betreTenseu .Rur 10
auBsrprpentli& betatfat MAIDEN, ais jenals cine nieberee(Orte.
ben purbe. SIN leBten OitDber bate t9 cine farfe SrGfers
{Iattna9' a aus @e ~ mn t,n9e1%%0nr Stiosts. 1as t4 au9 cen
nnb Sitter ausuarfen. Mein 4ttem tennte burd bic Qanogu
Iaeiasmb nit grocer Ieitii8fett; baBBet bate I'd, ga ! T NM
Na9t etnen betH8sn 9atea, SerlOr ben apretit une M rice
lspr b@tnfaGts. f. Dog meme Asrtte aus 5ofnuna %aufgasen
SIN btsfen elcnoen 3uaanO bleb i'd cine LANCE 3eft, bis ID Ia
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q m msn8eIebter SEtuP Den epflSttt-
mad Baltimore, nnb Tn3 NIT tenl Iebfau9 berfelben an. gu
nstasnn afSgen erfaanen anb aar 8ren6e meinsr 5ani!ie,
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4no lam Rstsa9en sB er ME psen a~aesssbeh, bstnftet mar.
sd betradte feline BteoerpsrrtGuns .fda ipte Elm gBunfer
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unb bic einsigt bic ppa etnem rrbentliGen &r3te suberettst
nurbe, 1T Or; 2 pasne's D3aiammensesster .syrup son
Rranfbeiten, wsl9en er a~nsemefen II. up fir pelde bic
erlaunit6tttn 5piesn aus befen a9ebraude l9 3s8ten, mdm-
b~rufisrett, blauer 5uiten, 8~lutlpeien, Sstierfetr, i5ma6s
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I'll ntipn (geGen Nttebraun BON Galomet unb anteren llrfa.
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bereibetn Inb retnieen baS Slut, uub u~nterbaltea bic Graft
no Der Appetit fehit.- NGeiateer 8trfsrtt5er
..ztsft st--. &r. G IT phe unb Spbns "a.
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denEs Mebtstnen.
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OentfMe &riefe.
welds TT Der Deltrieen aSHa@ anse3etst ftb.
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gartelS, lRiB s .; 8atee, Sc &; Grd9er,
W(iB; G9alf, D1r5 $; Jsnuen, G1atbarina
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