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A teacher asked bright little girl, "what
country is opposite us on the globe ~
"Don't know, SIR" was the answer
"Well, now" pursued the teacher, "if l
were to bore a hole through the earth, and
you we're to go in at this end, where would
YOU come out?" "Out OF the hole, sir, re-
plied the pupil with an air Of triumph.
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We look to thee. The world is franght,

We look to thee. The world is fraught,
With terrors mighter than we,
And hope is lost in misery,
And life is death, where thou art not.
The guardians with the flaming brands,
Who keep tine way Of mans arst home,
Exclude thee from the darkened dome
Thai bends above deaths silent lands.
We leave thee, and the glorious day,
And 90. disrobed of outward sense
To earth. Tor naked came we thence
And naked must give back her clay
Oh that thy vivfying breath
Might reach the unconscious, slumbering soul,
And break the sullen graves control,
And conquer the destroyer, Death
1t shall be done power to save
VIII spring from thy pure fount above,
Its dungeon walls contne not Love-
For there is LIGHT beyond the grave
One glance across the deep, and then
With joy we take our place beside
The KING of gloom, for Death must guide
10 Light which is the Life of men,
And all the wise, who learn Alright
To look Tor life, though led bv DEATH
Shall win and wear the n,artyr's wreath
The prize Of Everlasting Life.
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The Richmond correspondent Of the Pc
tersburg Na.) Erpress, writes: at is not.
perhaps, generally known that the Hon. Ed
ward Everett has sister now performing
the sacred duties OF a sister of charity; yet
such is the facts, and she is about to take
the position OF Lady Superior at the ST. Jo-
seph's Seminary in this city. She will pro-
baby arrive nSarly at the same time with
Mr.. Everett, VINO is coming to deliver his
grand oration on the character Of Washing
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Agricultural! Implement
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
-

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds OF
Earrju. Fr,piemeni. and Machinery.
UCH ~ Threshng and ReaPEg Machines, Power
hand Corn sie,lers. fannlng Mills Hay Cutters,
Piows HarroWs seed Drills anI Planters, both hand and
horse. Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
Churn. OK Yokes and Bows. Axes, Hatcheis, shoyes,
Su,Jr- and Forks Also. :he celebrated Sod aud SUI
Soil Pows and great variety Of others for breaking and
stirring manufactured at OckPoTt 1oet, Morris PERU
and Palestine. The Premium Corn and Cob Mill,
Garden and Fiel SEEDS in all varieties, and grnu
inc Also the Chinese Sugar Cane seed. warranted
pure.
route for Ottawa and will be for sale at the Agr
cultural Store, n La Sale s.
Grateful former patronage, solicit the contnu-
snc. of orders the present shall spare no ef
fort to make object for farmers patronage My
goods are all made OF the material and by the most
experienced workuaen. Fmar2lI r. ". CHAMBERLAIN
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THE PLACE FOR ScHooLMA'ANs.-Prentice,
ing experience of his in sending Schoolman' s
South:
Some may think it strange Gt isn't tho,)
that, ever since the time when we remarked
in our paper that nine-tenths of all the hun
dreds Of young women sent by us to the
South as teachers has got married there, we
have been literally overwhelmed with appli-
cations from New England, New York, Penn
sylvania, and Ohio.
We do not think, that, in justice to such
OF our Southern friends as are want of
teachers, we can send any girl that will not
pledge herself to us to continJe at least six
months in the business. We know that the
conditions seem hard, but really We shall
have TO be inexorable.
About three years ago the trustees of a
fine female academy in one of the Southern
States wrote to US to send them a teacher.
We sent them a very beautiful and accom-
plshed young lady, and they promptly wrote
us a letter of warm thanks for the selection.
In about three months, they wIote Us again,
telling us that their teacher had got married
and requesting us to send them another.
We did send them another quite as beauti-
full and accomplished as the first, and they
were a. they might be, very much delighted
with her In just about three months,
however, they applied to us third time,
begging US to send them still another, the
second having got married like the first.
In the last application, however, they insist
ed that the lady next sent to them should
be plain looking and not less than thirty
five years old. The conditions were difficult,
and We did not succeed in complying with
them. We prevailed upon our friends, the
trustees, to accept richly talented lady
who was neither old nor ugly, she giving US
her honor that she would not marry in less
than half year. We understand that she
held out like brave good girl to the end OF
the specified time, but not day afterwards.
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"My love-" said Mrs. Foozle, to her hus-
band, "obliged me with five pound note
to-day, to purchase new Dress"
"Shan't do any such hing, Agnes
you called me bear yesterday"
"Lor, love that was nothing meant
by it that you were fond of hugging."
:" (" You little -, l have no hVes but
here's ten."
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In the House of Representatives, on the
ID inst, Mr.. Grimec Of the 9Th district, Of
fered a general bill, to award premiums for
the scalps of wolves and wildcats, and
moved its passage; whereupon Mr.. Drum
mond arose and suggested that the bill be
SO amended as not to include tie Presidents
or Directors of any Nebraska Banks, who
might be living At this time within the lin
its of this Stste.-BurIingtos (Zossa) Havk-
ere.
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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER.-That on the
14th day of January 1858 in the afternoon
men were sitting upon the grass on the
common summing themselves, and that oth-
ers were engaged with buckets OF wafer up
on the scaffolding Of the new Sellding "
Franklng street. washing down the granite,
and that crocuses were protruaing their
tons through the straw, in the front yards
op oUpI R..con . street. On the same day and
date the streets of Boston were sprinkled
and swept as in midsummer.-Boston T.an-
script.
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PREcocrrY.-A few days since, mother
in the poor house at, Taunton, Mass, gave
birth to child weighing eight pounds, the
mother being IL years old. and the father
but IL. The mother herself Was born IN tho
Door house. What . commentary upon
nnor- -hnnSe Life
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PsYLLoGRAPHY is the name of a new
branch of art that has acquired popularity
in Paris. 1t consists simply in cutting out
sheet of black paper in such way as to
make them into . picture-fgures or land
scapes-xhich has all the finish Of an en-
craving by the best master,
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ARTISTIC SENsIBmrY.-In Paris recently
a lady called upon a milliner and requested
her to get her up hat for q court visit.
"Madame," replied the milliner with the
air of an offended artist could not do II,
were you to offer Thousand francs. do
not feel inspired to-day
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EOwAHD EEiN.:,
ysuCkSktR>.
OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop sad stock
Of Gewell finley where he intends carry on the
business extensive scale. has on hand and
Is always receipt Of the best quality American Ita
iian Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb
Monuuents Nantes, Furniture &c. As he has some OF
the best workmen Ina the western country he feels as
sured that he get up anything In his line in super.
or style together with low prices he feels that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. 9fa 1g &s
n. g. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
promptly attended to-. JAMES WILLIE.
Ottawa, March 8, 1906.
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.ros.cc.. Il Cigar Wamufacs"ry.

of Cirnrs. Farr0ers anu q ~ VT" s''0tt pf
chew can maze great saving ay baying o 'e AZ whole
sale aS sell better article, a; less price than
pedlars. ,.,, .
PJease caH AZ - Nanufactory. next door south OF
Gibson Bro's Ggoce v Store, and see for yourselves
~ - E.Ir,s-c g ~ G. H. SCHNEIDER.
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Mysterious. universal sea,
Filling uDfathomable space
" an tidIDgs borne from every place
That meets or siirs wave in thee,
Within thy all-encircling bound
nou foiiest many an i>let world,
And a. thy lhionging tides are buried
Upon their shores, The breakers sound,
Thou h music for an angels ear,
Which cannot pierce our grosser sense,
l. rich HI,h nOiseless influence
For all WAC i.Um this solid sphere
Can inward bend the listening soul
To worlds where loftier numbers move,
And follow with enraptured love
The secret harmonies that roll
Along creations hidden chords,
Till. hushed within the spirits strife,
This music from the Light Of Life
Becomes a vcice lit is the Lords.
Who hear it well with heart and will
Can never walk in darkness; they
Behold new giores in the day,
And know bs night thy presence still.
In thee they find truths flowing spring;
In thee creations poblest psalm;
In thee the tired hearts sweetest calm,
And fragrance Of Gods blossoming.
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On his death bed, distinguished humor.
ist requested that no one might be invited to
his fIinerdl. because" said the dying
wag, "it is q civility which can never re-
pay" gn
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EINE. CttM3N& 90.

MOULD INFORM the farming commu9y ] that they are ere
w manufacturing "A superior CORN SHElLER
AND HORSE POWER Having had IL well tested the
mast season by farmers aud Warehouse men,
ve are prepared speak advisedy of its merits, and
can refer 70 al sho have used it for the proof of what
W. saw We therefore challenge competition with any
atner Mach in A. We ask IL trisl being willing
for he Machine aud upon its "~p merits
W. are also manufacturing large horse powers and
thre-hers, or the most spprovcd kind in use.
A. kinds OF repairs done shore notice and reasoDa-
bic t-ruls.
shoy IA ceuneei'oa with the steam Piaping NIL
..,ro-ff KING. GILMAN co.
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Carriage Repository,

$3.50 - TuyHE ALyORD CARRIAGE MANU-
- Il FACTURfNG COMPANY, thankful
1SETS(s for the patronage bestowed upon them
SZ---sy-- the past wear, would announce that they
have hand and receiving from their manufactory
in Connecticut good assortment Of CARRIAGES,
ssting in part of Barrouches, Rocksways Sliding Seat
top top Bugges Of various patterns Light Spring
Wagons with two seats Concord Bugges &C. all made Of
Connecfic Lumber, and in the most durable
Having had long experiences in thc manufacture Of
CARRIAGES We feel confident that We give entire
satisfaction in durability workmanship quality, and
price. We invite all wishing TO purchase to call and
examine our stock. Al trdrrdnted.
We have also a Shop connected with our Repository,
for doing all kinds of Carriage repairing short notice,
and in the best manner. Store Main Street
sep26-,ms w JONES AGENT
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VAIN S'EsSE.sc'C NsASs&s: : :.
In YIss1cE's -s.r R,c. fac dOD,s f,'-f f pie sue
ETTCHCRIY MATTHIAS

yYAVISG forn-i partnership in the buicheriHe Du-
- .in-ss solicit patronage II i!is above stand
Beef smokcd Hams, Veal Mutton, Sausage-' laTri Tat
low salt Pork bac0nin short every article belonging
to a vel! regulated Meat Market always or hand
JACos KscBERLY, marzil GE1. ". MATTHIAS
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TIL " DIRK BA KRY |!
Y lCJ III IkkR Y I!

Bread. IA sI< -, :,n6 Crackers.
on Ifgison. a-g. Colg1hKS Sr~f, O'tIIc0. HlSaois,
s prepared 70 furnish az the -A"rtes; notice, a
= VERY article Of sugar Soda, Boston. Butter.
Water, Pic Nc, Wine and Ginger Crackers, Pilot aud
Navy Bread.
~ facility Tor Manufacturing enabled 20 sell a. low
any other House ia the West
All kinds Fancy and wedding Cake kept constantly
OF hand aud made TO order. lnOy29l c. ". SANFORD
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Millinery azsl serc>s Wax isis.
Mrs CRg;l EX

nFSPFCTFIIIY ipfarf.- the ledes Of Ottawa and vi
"a cintv that -ie ha- taken the room. over Daniel
eav's Boot Store Madison 81 few doors west Of
Columbus Ottawa where she soics oder. ia al that
-rt.fuS to the Millinery Trade in the line ~ Dress
Making. Cutting Fitting, e. Her stock OF E<i'STH
a5F. Ia been selected with much and will be
found superior Having had thorough instruction and
experience in the business i confident oGbeng sb!.
= ~-v4 r.rs--t a;i-f.rtior iuu2.-tf
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The Territory OF Arizona is 600 miles
long and 80 wide.
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@.x, Mnnr Market.

DEF PORK. MUTTON, &c. &c, the beet the cr.,"'
fr-luc-- go be Lad a sol. DeZen's new H-ai Mar
ket corner Main and Columbus Streets in cu-hinahs
stand. of the Mansion House The patronage o
tie public j. respectfully solicited.
o.r,,ra e--.ter sl sol. DEGEN. PrODrietOr-
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A SCBsTITCrE.-Gon.D Daniel passing by a
sentinel at Portsmouth, the fellow complain
ed that he wanted shoes.
'''Tis fit that you should have a pair"
said the General. Thereupon ne takes
piece of chalk, and chalks out pair Of
shoes upon the sentry box.
There's pair for YOU" added he, and
goes his way. His back was no sooner
turned than the soldier chalked out man
standing sentinel, and goes his way.
1hs General presently after was surprised
to meet the fellow in town, inquired with Sc
vera threats, how he came TO leave his post.
Sir said he, :" | am relieved"
Relieved that's impossible, at this time
of day. Who has relieved you?"
Zone, I'll swear for it, that will cot leave
his post, replied the soldier.
Hereupon the General goes with him to
his place.
There, sir" said the fellow, {" if am TO
look upon tbs as good pair Of shoes, you
must Own likewise ,Lat tbs is good sen
tinel"
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City Market, R-

.z court HOHze, l,ttd,od, H., Jy
WeOD6 d DONs.EIi.
yY1e above market after having been greatly enlarged
and thoroughly repaired l. now open and ready fer
the accommodation Of the public No expense has been
spared furniture and fixtures, 10 make place wOr-
thy Of City. and both pleasant hope it will be
profitable visit We propose keep hand, and To
in style OF superior neatness all
kinds Of meats such
BeeE steaks. roasts, dried, corned, kc., Mutton,
Vsdl Hins. Shoulders, Pork fresh and salt, Yankee
Sausages, &c, &c
Also. AL kinds oi game in its season-
Fresh front and White Fish frsm the Lakes.
In short, everything apperaining TO well regulated
City Market.
proper n stand will also be kei= for tte
all kinds OF fresh vegetables supplied from the
best garden in the vicinity Of the City.
S- Nestt soiyJe d.IirhfeI in any part of the CNy.
ap25-Iy WOOD DoNLEVS
on and after January 1st. 1858 Hest viii b. sold at
this Establishment exclusively for CASH.
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An AMERICAN OBTAINS SIT, ,0oO. .OoO-Tbe
Baltimore Patriot, of Thursday, states that
Thomas Winans, of that city, has Just reco
vered claim against the Russian Govern
rnent, which makes his share of the pro-
ceeds, from freight and passenger travel,
over the railroads Of that country, reach the
sum Of $l7, 900, 900, drafts for which, on the
banks of Europe, have been brought to him.
1t appears that in his contract with Russia
he was to receive percentage on all freights
and passenger travel but 1t was thought by
the Government they were exempted from
this tax when applied to the transportation
OF soldiers to take part in the war in the
Crimea. He accordingly engaged the SER
vices Of John II. b. Latrobe, lawyer, who
went on and recovered the claim by due
course of law, and, on account of the many
soldiers transported, his proportion was
swollen from twelve to seventeen millions.
Mr. Latrobe received fee of $40 200 per
month, independent of his expenses, and
upon reaching Baltimore and announcir Q the
result Of his labors, was presented with q
check for one hundred thousand dollars.
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stone! stone. For ~nrc.


yIyE now ofer at our quarry, miles north or
w Joliet, and within three hundred feet Of the ILL.,
nOs and Michigan Canal all kinds Of Bubble, Building,
Fiagcing, and Dimension Stone, from inches in
thickness up thirty inches, and % size color, and
quality surpassed by in the State.
All orders for Stone, either dressed in the rough,
be shipped canal rail will BE- promptly attended
and furnished AZ prices to please the purchaser.
ANDERSON. SPENCER X co.
G. SPENCER, 4 HoUGHrTIISG.
L. BlEfsELL, ALEX. ANDERSON.
Toilet
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" -. 9 role,

WAS removed ,h. rooms over Mr. Leahy's Boo
1 store. opposite Cook q Gioy=r's Law Once N.d
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NIILLlN T. y \ e.
MISS MINER

yrroUIp inform the ladies OF OTTAWA and vicinity,
W tfa, she has now received her stock "i sPEIHG
Nj IyERy CpOD< all Of which have been selected
s ,r.st care and she viii be happy TO have ladies' call
,nI ..iue ri,-ui whether hey wish 10 p'rchase or
she hoe. 10y strict attention {" business ana 1g'o
yri-,s to merit liberal shar. OF patronage sPll
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NJ + L + y l.. Il y
Ess-A .-s,Fsn

, . f..z receiving dn- selection of MILLINERY
t;uap- E1r sine Fa.Tl Winter Trais. - her
ir lIa-.n=tt- building opposite The Mlusion House
Grateful a. patrons for e pass. she .o!icIts con-
tinuauce - their patronage
ST.. u,,-,-ts cleaned 70 order. -epi2
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Dirgmien.

- Sn alsranOrta trnfen l&cn lebte gsude frilae
&attofeln rnb tomatoes BON 9ern,upa Elm. a
= SIM Sanie Der Sele9aten Der @siebasbuno ,purpe
bic Bill CUR Sslteusruns Der 9utern auf ben Slid
aele9t. ul#.a $3.50 HlnN ~
Die nnioerftat %rnieres Staatss 1T Dem gelu6s
Der Stuosntsn ipisber erSfnet woroen, bersn ifb bsrsits
S75 sinsefanOsn 6aben. 0tan toft, bab bic ;3ast ber-
lelben balO auf 45O anpa@ler werbe. Das Sieber N
9anSli& ger ldwunbsn. Nal71 r1H5u QUO Ell 57.sl.a :
- @us fat alien SDsilen u~nfsreS ESTATES lauft bic
Nadrt@t elm, baS bas BON Der ~ee8islatur ianaf palF.te
eiesnie.@sisb alsemeine @aibbilisuns fnbe, uno boa
pie nsifen StOrs9aIter iib rustsern, bic bstreFenbe Qis
qu%orliesnie bsraus5unsbmen. e a].l5a5 ,naEsua
Dabinssssn lauten bic 8sriats User Die ,a ertrars
t'nbe ernett anbsrf brfriebiseno. @,spie Elm auter
Sroit fur bic armsre alahe u%nlsrsr 9spS!kruna.
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ub bic ptrlhiebtnen @heetpnen, ipslhe aus einenn urprbnt(ibrn
Wta9en pher aus Der 2eben sntlprinaen.
2Dte lnsereaulthfett, Saure i'm Wasen, Gold, 5er,6rsnu.n
&ppetlhpf9eit, @en9hlihfeit, Seritopfuna, blutenbe ur6 dIGfn,,
5amprrbolosn. Sn allen nerpblen uno rteumatfen G6aen fat "a
BIT ~uniablt9sn Waen ~tppblthat9 sepirtt uno %pOlit5nSiee StIun6
bsrYpr9s6ra6t. S""s
DaGelbs 1T cine rein s~ssetabiliiht NiItuna, mad itrsno ni6,n.
1Hattltten Sruneiaben uo mad Inipehun9 btS berlkmkn bsg6n.
oiibsn Yrctellprs Sperhape, bershet. 9Sceen Ieine5 arofsn GrfoIoss
IN Den metlten e%urepdtlhen Staater, mar feline Girflkruno in Rev
Der. Staatsn msbr FUR Dieisnisen belimnu, prlfe aus ,niSrnt g}a%
tsrlanoe m elaem Qanee Serireut iinb. Oa balelbe inter ibnsn
9rpBsn Setal S%etIneen, 10 biete ib eS benz amcrfaniIhen QubIifurt
an, tnoem tt peie. bB feline in Der &bat wunber6atsn nreSieiniIbsn
et9enlbattsn ih Setanntlhaft Serlhaftn rerten.
Seioneers iptro es fur Splte %snpfpblen, Seren Contribution buyh
ben bsitanot9en 9ebrauh non 2tquorsn pbr anberen lusItpefrnss
gen IN EunprSnun9 9eratpen itnb. @m @asemeinen auacnbGGiib
miriam, fnost ee lernsn 9eiaben &e9 gum Sibe bs QebarS. irSsns
sS in jebe Nerpe einortn9t uno is berltiSt, ben ifnfenSen Geii onfI
rlbtet une IN Der Shat neus @eGunbbet unb St6rfc in bas aon,,t
Sslsn, %surltbrin9t. sissy
Warnun4:
Ste9roBe 8erbrsitutg SteIsS aus9eSeidneten @rcntas bat s,r.
lbteos1e NaGtatnrunSen berppr9srufsn, pe8baIe baS %Aublifun in,
@ntatAe porlt9h9 fsn mug. Saint III &c n6t6io, baB Sbr gsosr%
haSes 5planbtlheS Bitter. beppr SSbr es fault, rittia probirt
Stne Soutetae wlro eub %Ibsrjstsen, bas eS better in, fpie omt
Gs- Ssrtauft $1.OO per Ssttl pber 6 8ottsls fur IS. 90 s.t
ben einjsen Gisenitansrn R'
S~eniam in @asei r. nc o.
T. .ayiF Seorl'antsn pom @IIt!ttlr fur IpOtbskr u. Gbsratftr.
Sn R Id nj ND pirb bi.fts Siitsrs p9rfalTt in ben Ms,t , /. q
SSobnit0a y. Bro grubbe unb @ppsriun, 8. Blair, gDarina' u ~
br Der. StaateH 1T biefts Sitsrs in iessr &sstbsfs M boben, T sa.a
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BON Der IS. Gtrase.
Nem=marft Spiel.

Dem seebrtsn publitum bic %ersebene Nn3ei9e, RAP
pieies beutlde @afbaus lowte Die Bar %hefsltsn nsu
%refaurirt unc aufs golRanpisle sinsert&tet III. gsts
Ienpe une &cfsanssr fnosn paieltlt einen suten Slid
anb bic freunrIit1e. Sepienuns. &alte unb parms
5peilem Fno Az itosr aases5eit gu haben. Das brRs
Qaserbier, aue Sprten gBsine unS 3iqueure becsr Sua.
litat lnb tets p%urratbis. gu reat Fsieissm gehlde
pie1er ti9lsn unc anssnsbnen 9cfalttdt lapen aud in
Der isbisen Saiicn gang erssbenR elm
"a l.5,.3 g. MarrGaufcn H.. So.
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SalutSl, Gsrte, Starfe, &afeeeGnsna, Gbceolabe,
grston NBinOipr Spap, eau be Cologne, 8%abnbirftsn &c. &c. Jun,
Nerfauf BEL .-. % ---l. S. 8. 0tfMer, MM.
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MuSberfauf!
llusperfamf!
Nu9n us SeIb9aus,
@plbarbeiter iinb ll9rma6er,

Y II y u II w o { Z = U U " TT" m
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