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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-25
4Ho3 VI INUVtIhUtr, a. D., lo0S.
-2-.~- LOUIS pEDIEMAH. Plaintiff
STATE or WTsC0Vs7Y $50,

Miller Jane jI, menosha Cepnty-Peter Miller nsrgares
~ arc a. hereby saninoued aud rtliiir55 y,
- Eii0eft e Davidson - G! tac COM
ia the eit OF cont for NonosIa county At ia
81 y r and 20 copy OF vo1r oay OF Oeto-
Cg IN me eitT and county OF Eenosba 49, 04 Us a.
af T. isl tHsh dys after the ser vice beprr ~
the complain" y p sueh service and you fs to sser
apply % the court fsr the relief Sed in ~ VII
J. -)Ates. O. ,o-- ,esy @. 5. & F. II. HEAD
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DABTICULARS NEXT WEEK.
h MERRILL & KELLOGG
ON THE SLY.

ON THE SLY.
We're sorry, though it makes ua smile
To see " ar HeighN0r' try
So very hard to raise the wind,
And do it on the ely.
Our neighbor' is gentlemen,
He'd scorR an open lie,
AND when he means to shave the truth,
lie does it on the sly
Sometimes he comes into our store.
Ana mods and wink his eve
Al our TAR lady customers
But does IT ON the sly.
Ana when hen they've made their purchases,
tAS they are sure to busl
He slYly whispers in their esrs
These goods are very high
Our prints are lower ten per cent, .r.
You'd better call and try.'' s
They smile, but pass right by his door
We know the reason why.
he man who mounts his neighbours back
70 raise himself on high, -
Wal only gain contempt and scorn,
Although he does it sig.
At length he sees il of no use
To 90 it on the sig,
So in his advertising list, .-r
He blows us high aud dry.
But still ne cannot raise the wind.
Nor openly. nor sly,
And, Retgh6or, uon' you rather think
You hadn't better try. K.
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a DMINTSTRATOn,s CO., a.

olae Fn Tn the matter of the estate Of NH
i a EPpFTs deceased Notice is hereby givan a. ~
aid anu IN pursuance of an order Of License mn ~
u mater on the 23d day of October A. d 1s5s % ~ ~
nirsty 1uit OF Aenosha County, the undersigned "A
Will M I S 81 the Estate OF Nicholas Eppers deceassd
w, On lhe 4th day OF December next at two
ma OF said day, at the house ana rrN;
Sau Nleh0Ils Eppers deceased in the town Of Pr ~
h HThy offer for sale public auction or yendus
Iot9"lhg described lands, TO wit Fortvaigh, 'e
u o. le east half of the west quarter e
f9a F Ilee TO- IN Town Two (2) north Of Range @nt
EY'l East bounded as follows, to Wit commenc;rsg 49,!
TWO rocs west Of the northeast corner Of said L
ro en- the north line thereof; thence west
said SCUM IN line parallel with the east line of
sdlu esnty acres to the south line thereof. ne, -
Th esm. 1ous thence north to the place Of bepinpip
MY OF sale will be made known at The Inc ana
3u02 Al ENrw
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Sw22 VALENTINE EPPERs Administr. tor. 81 2,


1 o PiSoBATE. = KENO&HA COUNTY
- ooohl.-ln the matter of fhe last will snd ,eeor.
% 1oli henry halsched, late of the city of Kc,'.J
Ie VIII any ming an instrument purporting to be Tie
iss' " ~ ana Testament of John Henry WagcIeid + -
tne city Of Renosha, deceased and also tbe '.s u
Ing psIGn o. Msrseret Waseheid the place aogssjd
eseI'hg among other things that tbs said yoh H.T
9 sie izth day OF June, A, d. 1875; that said iostrn'
ane ltst WIN ana testament Of said deceased a,d 49,
Hte, she sad petitioner is the identical Marc, W.
naea ana appointed in and by said last viii ma
tesSleht' e&eeu'Flx thereof; and praying maj n d
9r nearing the proofs Of said vii, o
~ ss ordered, that the proofs Of sai5 o
80 pe heard before the Judge 81 this Court on s;J "
~. Hh d5y o. december, 4. d. Is5s at len o,con
i, a. ms ofhee in the City and County OF
y s 1flher ordered that public notice thereof b - no
q, Re,Sous interested, by publishing copy OF tbjs r5
~ ~ "eehs suGcesslYely prior said day of bea r
IN "a. heh9sha Tribune Telegraph weeSv
printed At kenosha City aforesaid AiI newspaper
Dated Kenosha, Nov 4th ISIS ~ oouhiy Judge.
- 1S"7' SW22
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THOMAS PRlCTIJRE


mFohIER AND DEALER
Wines, Liquors, Irish sand Scotcg, yyhi.,scv
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c
ssrH asiies.-Otar3, Duyuy &. Co.. + nberon,.
G@G,aapasgne q. Admyranld, Il. Loa6at, J &.
f. MartoH, Rasteau Chorruyer, l.. ma, rao9
j. j. DUpay, DaDaiea
Sins Cologne, D0huypers, Key, Thistle
kUnas-lamaica, 81 Gr0dr
Rhislteys-Old NoRonegteLq
Wfaes--B@rg'ndy Pert, Afadeira, Maloga. Per
@4d Pnre juice, Sherry d. G. Gordon one
GradeS. ~ '"'
CAanpG1gRe Heldsack and Hc,ds,ck q, Co., do LaH.
~ m, do. Queen Victoraa, d. Dacai Gr9De,
6fzqre1 a@ cqs6s, Cfarct m cases. tphgte IN cashg
ay Cherries, Cherry Broady, Cor4liais, B1tters.
Alcohol Pure Spirit.
~ frctures Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel ken0sha, Wis. dis Movie
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CLEAN YOUR w Heat
les The BEST TANNING MTTLSl

I'N'A--N AS1AlJI I1IHITEIftH lfs III ~ J
Sp w DlCkEY is now lnannfaotl,ring % IIo,,,.
sAa, the best flaming Mil now ir nse M.
Mliis have received the highest ,reminro =,
atae Ear, at the Dane and kock Connty aor3a,i
uFai airs, ana better than all that ever, 81.
Iha mas ever used rlletn is & living fosti,ron;i -,
1neif 9Per!ority over any other mill
INC foiio#lng is the award Of the state Leir ia 49,
yeaf = ne Wisconsin State Agricultural So,.ief1t
awarded his Diploma 10 T. ". DioIev for H..
fanahg Mdlexhibited at its annual fan, I856
8eo- IlLany. Sec'y." Harvey Durkee P,As,,,
mere Is no mill III this country eycrnt f;s 10,
WIN cigs9 spring wheat perfectly clean That Ills
one Will do it the following certificate sucie'IS
~ purchased of P. w Dickey one Of bis ro,
iihg 5Liils, ana on far trial have fonnd 9 -.
&c an that be claimed for it. 1t is lie onIy Faj
hll mat have ever found that would Glenn snrit6
wheat perfectly. J0fiN 80 = SSPPiIIil's
BENG now prepared TO manufacture these ,liIls
on scale to meet the increasing demand orders are
8ohcited Mandatory at the foot of Market street
near The middle warehouse, Kenosha, Wis Wv
Agents-Ja1esviile, Bump & GRAY. Of Mil g.
". T. H. Depot, Madison, s. z Fox. hardware
merchant; Belxidere Hi Henry Williams.
ffeeeo OF Ai1lls-C&sh down. or notes psvahIa ot
the city Bank III so days; with interest 40 90
orders promptly attended to- and mills se,,t to
anypart of the country ''S 'e"' !"
kenosha August u, 1857 t,4g
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Ut W I'm I'm Justirs IoIItt =.
r,r e''oses county City Of Kenosha $50 John yr
NM ~ gu are hereby notified tIat a writ Of attach
nt.d ~ tsS;sc against you, your prooerty at
mo to salisly the demand OF Louis Dediemar amonnt
v,n sb uohafs and seventy-fve cents: Nov ,,nese
"a Io pear before II. Tuttie Justiceof, paa H.
a ~ ~ o county, At his office ia said city II eti
nms i,SneD a. D. 1855, O'Clock ii The aer
pFtTrsty sold to pay the nm 's+'Hse you and your
4ga8 8"' i''n Gay Of Eoyetnber, a. D., 1858.
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SOCKS STATIONERY,

SOCKS STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.
SEMEGN KENG, At his well known stand on
~ Main Street, takes pleasure in saying his numerous
friends and the public generally that his Books Sta
uonery and Paper Hangngs, is complete and extern
slVs than has ever before been offered in Kenosha
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and most approved standards are offered at
Wo6eSde or Re0 of every kind and description used in
Common or High Schools at prices that to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprising all the standard Works. both English and Amer
lean, in various and beautiful styles Of Bindng-Prose and
Posiryistories Biographies, Tales &C. Bibles Dictopa
res, Prayer Books and Hymn Books New Books from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising variety quality style Of Letter Nsta
and Billet Paper; Foolscap ruled and unruled
white, and assorted colors; Cards, of every
description; Inks, Iinkstands cold Fsns
Steel Pens, Quilts, &C., &c.
PAPER TEANGINGS.
Wan snd Window Papers, BorGering-e largest and
Best assortment before offered this market: Of all
prices and qualities, from the finest Satin to the
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested to look in see for themselves
he Inducements offered for they numerous to name
hehosha' December ~, 49, al. Iy27
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KenOsha TannerY.

ALLEN &c SMITH, Propristorss.
On the River, between Main and Ssraud
~.~. Street Bridges, Attn Ward, IND
Upper, Kip Calf Harness, Bride 81 Belt
la 1l' Leather, Constantly on hand.
n CASH PAID FOR HIDES, SKINS IND PELnsi
N a. ALLEN, q W. H. SMITH.
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JUST RECEIVED.
r. ALB 81 LIVE.

Deafness, Partial cF Tetni, Entirely Re
-4- rEOYesl!
TYR. ESWo0D, sR,, begs to call the attention Of those
suffering from total or partial loss Of the hearing to
the following facts lie treats OF diseases of the middle
sndinternal ear with
.Ha Nedicated DSuches,a
Such pracsed in the nGrmares Of Berlin, LEIPZIG
BRUSSELS Hamberg and St. Petersberg and lately by the
most distinguished London Artists, with the MOST wovpE
SUCCESS ndee it is the only method which has been
uniform successful the treatment will be reference
nery HUNDRED NAMES residents of the United States
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
who have been Restored 10 EEeurfru
And not single solitary to knowledge did we fail
effect either partial total restoration ofthe hearing
when our advces and instructions were faithfully and
puuctualy adhered to- Many who could not hear the re-
port OF pisto at arms length nov hear watch beat
ut the distance Of four feet.
The Of mucus accumulation in the Eusachlan tube
and tympanum inflammation of the mucus membrane,
vous aeetons disease Of the Of the MenbraHce Tsmpant
commonly called he Drums when the disease can be
traced TO the effects or fever colds, the Of qinne
mercuria medicines gathering ia the Of cldbood
Dr. Es pre-efnnen where Auditory
Is Icconpaitd with noise in The ear like falling
water chipping onsec ringing Of bells rusing leaves
continual pusations, discharge OF matter, or when, in
STOPPING sensation If rush blood the head
took place when the hearing is less acute ia dull cloudy
weather or when cold has been taken this method Of
treating the disease IS lnialhbie.
Eu Deaf ana Bosnb Cases.
My experience roe IA saying hearin.
was any period good very much may be ACCOMPLISHED
fourteen restored FOUR ACUTE HEAREa Dr. E begs
explicitly to state, that in those eases he undertakes he
iSsuitJ complete restofHtion
such marked improvement viii be perfectly satisfacto
~ II ms remedies are faithfully applied directions
herred to.
Applicants viii please state their age, duration Of dis
ease, matters issue from the external passage, II there
are noises in the ears state OF health and what they sup
pose to have been the Of the deafness When the
bearing restored il is expected that those In easy cir
cumstances will contribute literally
All diseases Of the Eye successfully treated by the app
cation Of Medicinal vapors &c. an IsFALLDLE and PAINE
LESS treatment for diseases Of the Eye, acute chronic
Cathartic specs Infammsn fin and weakness division
Granuation Lid, liberation Of Lachrymal Glands, &c
To the astonishing and gratifying effects of this treatment
te child the YOUTH Of age, well those far ad
yanced in e bear testimony Of its wonderfully reno
ya.inp healing and soothing effects JIsff
= Five Dollars Cons ultaiion Fee.
e5- Postage must be enclosed for each return answer
Money Letters must be Registered by Post Mas
err when they will be at my risk.
e- Medicines Apparatus, &c will be sent to any part
Il my expense and risk. 454ta6.tA
6m1O Ii. ENWoOD sgR, BROOKLYN, NJ T.
kItE@ J89f
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TO - enf-

TO -. enE.
% Large AND WELL FENraEE.A.
- ED ROOMS, under the Tribune and ..;m:M
Telegraph Office. Terms moderate ENQUIRE -.
at this Otiice, or at the Store of -.
f. BAILEY,
-. No. 70 Main street
Also-A STORE and BACK ROOMS on Mar.
ket street, 10 Rent
Ksnosha, jane 3, 1855
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WAGONS,

GOOD article Of Lrmber Wagons Rre kept constantly
- on hand, and 70. sale at
45tf April. WOOD 4 CARTER,s w.
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Description and Price List:

Neg Pianos from the best Manufacturer in Neg
York, Boston and Philadelphia.
10 IA octaves, to g. round corners octogan legs
and scroll desk, $3.50
l6 % octaves G., two round corners sctagon legs
and fancy desk, $2T5.
90 23 Octaves, four round corners, Gothic or Euted
legs, fancy desk, beveed top, $500.
Sc % octayes four corners serpentne legs fan
cy legs beveed top, moulding around the case $685.
l-65,4 octayes to A, two round corners Gothic or
huted legs, fancy desk, $3l5
20 "a ocayes four round corners serpentine legs
beveled top, fancy desk carved tyre, moudings $3.50
IL octaVes, to O. four round corners gerpenne legs
beyeled top, $500 to $500.
II.
Second Hand Pianos, weH constructed and IN good
condition., from $l0O TO $500.
eB- TERMS-one-third cash, this balance in three to
six months. IA
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$500 $50. tame into the enclosure of the
RE on qiSSseaa i IN tbe town of Pleasant Pra
1r q 100 gu o. october, large red cow &$sssa
-, S'fs od, one Top horn said corr had a ejs5E
matd Ii ~ ar9Gnd her neck. The oanor ia re..sI
aw.v 80 prove property, pay charges and TAX he gsn
Peasant Prairie, Nov 16 ISIS INA In t5o
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H Q w ARD ASSOCIATION,


6eneVoent Institution, established by special endov
nent for the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with 'Virulent and Epidemic Diseases"
W all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
: SPermatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor-
rASea Geet Syphilis the Vice of onAnism or SefAbuse
&c, &c. IS. = -'
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful des-
uchon of human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
exceptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims such
diseases by Quacks have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as C3td6te act worthy of their name, give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
ettef with description ofher condition. (age Occupation
naDts offe &C., and in poverty and SUI
efng to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge 1t is need
less TO add that the Association the highest
cal skl OF the age and will furnish the mod
ern treatment.
me DIRECTORS on review of the past feel assured that
aoors IN this sphere Of benevolent effort have been
egeat benefit to the afflicted. especially to the young
ana ey have resolved to devote themselves with renewed
st. TO TINS very important bnt much apised cause
Just Pubished by the Association, Report Sperma-
torfhcea or Seminal Weakness the vice of Onans1 Mas
roaon or Self Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual
organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent BIZ
man. IN aseaied enveope FREE OF CHARGE,on the re-
celpt OF TWO STAMPS for postage
ADDRESS, DR.. GEO. R. C LHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
howard association, No South NINTH Street, Philade
phia, Pa. By Order of the Directors.
ono EZRA D. HEARTWKLL, President.
Vho. EAIgCHILD, Sec'y. 1y33
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IegaI

~ NeIR Game into the barn of the suh-
80 serspef' IN the own-of Salem on Tuesday "a -
49, ~; = i999, 'hesnnt HORSE, saddled and fEN
Natch eye 'ree White ankles, slightly knee sprung
IhS owner s requested TO property nav charges
- Si IsA M W sang sw@y. II. RECTOR.
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YarnishcS! Varpisbey I

ialge c"is,gnmeni = Coach, Carriaps and
= hornl,9re Varnishes, from the celebrated Ann
Ind for sale cheap, by
STARK WEATIER e. ~
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DR. CUEVERWELL
N M 4 N n O . D

Q N M a N n O Q D
Medical Essay a New Certain and Radical Cure Of
speFmatorrhGa, &c, without the use of Internal
Medicines, CauterizatOn or any Me-
chanical Appliances.
Just PUBLISHER, the 6 edition, sealed envelope graft
stamps 1850 'P ~ wv
llS ~ WORK emanating from qualified member o.
the medical profession gives TuE MOST tupop-. vg tp,
IoN 81 AA ts all persons entertaining doubts OF
heF py ca cohdon, or who are conscious of Ia wins
hazarue@ eir neata ana happinesS-contaning partic
lars OF an intLrey new and perfect remedy Of snern
atorrhsa' or seminal Weakness; Debility Nervous
ness, Depr ession OF Spirits loss of Energy Iarenj
I,indity Involuntary Discharges Impartial Sirbt an
eelnory' b!oches and Pimples the faces Piles 1di
I'm, fttpation Of the Heart, and bot ily Prostratop
b Nnoie system, inducing Impotency and mental and
rs lhcapaciiy-hy means of which every one NAV
49, : muse. privately and at ;rifng expense
80. Sadress DR.. Oh. J. c. KLINE list avenue cor 1e,t
s,iley' ne" York; Post Box No, 1850 Ivs3 -
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THE MAIDEN'S LAMENT

COAT. TAR for sale by
- STA RIS WE rIIEI1 L. %
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sJNSE'EsAY.-Came into the encIo>
IA sure of the subscriber ON or about the NssgxsA
sth o. November ope-year cid HEIFER. of
req color. and white belly. The owner is &X ~
SANE away. 81 - - W 70 ana take Ihs
somers, Nov. 10, ISIS "1hlAL !. buSE
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sr Schedule Of Prices.
No. I--s3Ieat's EHiip1iCal Double Thread
LGci- Stitch Machine, in style, finish
and capacity, is equel TO the high priced
nlactllu6s-- $3.50
No. 9.--i3ioda's &hEstie Naachine, using
BradshGws Improved Shuttle, strong, dur
able and beautiful machine .........-. .ssGS
No. 3.--sEoat's Elastic stitch Machine
this Machine makes both double and single
thread stitch, making the stroaeGst and
most durable stitch ever made with u sew
Ing Machine.
Nc. 4-is g cEtnscE's Putemt-being the best
and most highly finished single thread Ma
Fu iiS III use q 80
EO. Sis ~ Single Thresd Machine a
Price without Stand $aJ. with Stand $50
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& Th;.M Of THOUsAND FLOwERs

nlerion q % aFLlfIe Ion heautifyinr the oon,
IL ~, y " hg diseases of the kin inst roc; IN
AeOFug store OF STARKWEATHFR = 90 Gu Ia,
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SO GOOD LOTS.
FOR SALE

To ell those seeking Bargains in these Hard Times
70 would say give US call
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&0apeDifcnes NSitfers
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BELT 2tberbefGnerben, @sltfrAt, Dtspepfe. v6rcuighsrrr.
nerS6fe S6wd@e. Weanesl an Ssrbauuns, Slabunaen, Qabrnt
inaerlt&e SdmOrrapibsn, Observation-Disclosures, QunesnaeiGwdre
%terrubrea, unb aGe 8rantbettsn, pelde burG einen ldpaUeh
sbar SerSDrbsnen Mtaesn %sntfehen, BET @dnasrn rtc aud Sci
8rauen /. y: peibltds S6wSde, 56winbel, BIntanarona
ne9 benz 8epfe, eClbene &ber, falte Guse, SGmtraea III ben
@LteSern, tn, @uden unb in Der SrDf
Das fApeeif6e 8itters wir6 iebe gerfcpfune bes Ylaeers
~b'fetttsen, tnSent 20 ~benfelben FART, ibn TN I~bdttsteit erbGlt
unb ALE Sdlre aus benz elsen %eHtftrnt. go f1rtt bic glerpen
ans s.ss= n Sas eaSs i@srft S sn 5f ~ Ken ssnim MIMI b. sas atttsra Se'
bef5rbsrt bic gerbasuns, If cut Oct &erserntTeu uub Sldbpns
FL etafeen aueea6f. de =, naddt ludis, srisidtrrt bfsaBssTtriaS.
t:sen, retniec bas y %eef0rsert bic Circulation bsTeIUea,
artrt nnmsrtlt4 unb rtns S8msrssa, wean mon bic bOppelt
9as f9werif&e sttters If elm anssesstrnetes 91iita se8e.
5ieDer, 0tubr unb GSierJ. MIs fOIGts bat es f6 bewdtrf IN :
Rr,m neil bur6 ben @etraud t%chebem, Der auf 8efetl b
g~tatsdtste in tsibsu aruppsntosiIen ~ein8efitgt purts, ben
ausSefest maren, fG Vpr 50 bts cuf2 9rptent rebuctrte.
9ss i6wself9e Sttters TT nnarsitis etnss Der beaenarsku
SewuBtfein tn mar, bag en Stber nel6sr metn ausee,eidrr
tee Sttters einnal set@aa4t. bat, I'D cine gEtat unb @srsni.
Nebenmsni6en meter 81 %etnpfehlen unS befannt su MAIDEN, inc
Benz e. aas bic 5stltrSfts tefst bic i0m OBJ suseiSrtsbtA
itnb. Sterfnr fann hb 5Mnberte BON Sewetfen ltefern.
ua Sstriiseratn ODER gtadabmnnssn pur5nbtnsen.t abe tG
tn tsbe Siafde metnen Namen e~tnbtafa. llfen untl rag:
pes S1pter IN paS BITE Slathe et~n8sptGelt tit, meine ttAcnpGrt
6tse Nfaniensunteri9rtft pbne peIbe bas M1tttel ni&t 6Gt
Set te0er 6latGe II clue O~rlldcSiee Webraa&sanpetfuusi
gen, babe i6 gu bernertsn. RAP ib auber Sem nbsn bef6risbrnil
aReetstn . Stters au3 nod en anSerse uater benz elctAA
NameH peTeIt, wsI@ee IN CptelS unp NenGnrGttpnen pertGf
fen rtrb, un ausseSetdnet asGen Duspeplta unb 0taaenieio 1
TT Ger Yrets per 8lafGe 90 Gents pssr . 5Iafben fur $3.50,
gu pertaufen bet Benz aI.tuisen @erferttser
I Gugen 3. SdlSnin9,
Deutf6em &pptbeter uno gbemtEf
n elmer Mrptbeie, NprbsfsGGe Der Sierten unb Dbarts~
9btIGbelpb ia. t.e
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