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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20
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- \. T. BROWN, Esq, formerly q
Rochester in this county has been nom,
ins,ci az the Republican candidate for
State Senator in the district composed OF
Blachhawk and other counties. Mr..
Browns friend, will fejoice to hear Of
his good luck, especially WHOM i. j,
known that he is sure to be elected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20
Hosse,n Elected.

New OaLEASs, Aug. l3.--Rsturns
from sixty.cigh, counties in Texas live
Houston $4,000 majority Hamilton,
Ind. snd Reagan, Dem. arc ahead for
Cons ress.
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: Bosps srcLEs. The County Judge
Of Mitchell, county sdrer.ises ~ stolen
10000 ID H-aroai Bonds. and warns
81 rcrsons syairs. rpfshasicg them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

-. The District Court has dec dcd
that GAINESVILLE is the righ.ful county
seat of Butler county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20
MONEY TO LOAN
Nl1lfli

IN FIRST Glass SECURITY. a. fair ra,s,
~ Apply TO {. AUGUSTUS HAvLANp.
July Il DssaNruRr. Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

III Subs rihsrs IL tie Capital Stack o. tn.
IIstcn kasraad Company are hereby noii.
he'd thai tie 10Th instalA mt # ten Der cent an
ca h snare 81 the stock 'ai-cribei to said Com.
pan. Will &c due oh tn 10th day Of :. pt.mb.r A
ID. 1859. payatl. al the n.fire Of thr Treasntsr
By order Of The Board
5. ]. CREW Pres',
A. GILEEkT. See. kAuv c.xl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

sOrOn Tuesday last, spring wheat sas
worth from 81 10 II cents 10 Chicago.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-20

= s4 Z. VILE >rtAkiS I itS PLACE
On Mcuslay the sta vi september,
and vt Cambridge. Clinton County
On Tuesday the 9th Of September.
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S.nLH NOTICE p hereby givss sAsa u q,
y. Iowa Wn Kip~.. Execusn,. ana n go.
sa. Enscntr'x Of the estase Of Jshn Il. s;r,,
=. NED their 6asl rep.rs il the .sttie meat u
No estate. and the County Court ax-d ~. -
a nasy 10 September, 4. D. lsss, for The 6ssl
70 sil s. - .ns same. Notice 10 therefore gives
- oD1sce thereto Gid report viii b. se.,s,,s1
- ~: PAID ,nte Coart and RAIN exSeatHr, n;
o. ads. ai.cl asael ftsm fnsa6ss c.aies - .s.no.n
.ahoee IN lhs prtnisesL voe"
Upton. July 9Th. lssa ,isl ssss''
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FIuk otNIKU VI IOWA, CRpAr ror,erv. -
ANNA =. McArlsr. y the Dissrics Court In and
VIZ. NeArlzr. SG.P Inypsa, cis1i s Of IA "a
Court 7
10 ',uiom !NAsi,y:
\H-nuV are b. Iety notified thst ,he,. q INV
90 me IN the oihre % the Clerk Of the Dts
To-. o ,n.:. " and for Cedar county. >s.ss 81
~ peuuon OF AnnaO. Nc Auley, ,hjmjas
81 yoa divorce from the bonds n .,es,t
MY nsref.f"re .1isiinE he,ueea yos and he
SAia Anna o. McAaIey; and snles. yo. an,se.
-. snsser snersss on or hssore she ire az &c
ho,. IVY. . 80. OF said Court. 10 be h-sus aaA
AZ :. ."s Court House In Tipeon % the ssath
asy OF oct"her. A. u 1883. ju,.I m~ut vim ~
Nn.sfea against 700 theron in accordance v,,N
sA.a psuu"n and decree Of dis>rr, 1921
ssA'"!oa. G.P. INGMAN C1.rk
IVA pissr'et Court Cedar 20. lava.
:. ", SAS&RT. Attorney for Ptaia,tH
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Wool CardinE.

,,,,,e s.ser,ber, would respectfully - he
citisens OF Cedar and adjoining counties, thas sAey
v,, carry on the business Of WOOL cARDiNG, At tAss
IA seani three mil south Of Upton, this sunnes-
They have thoroughly repaired and rented their na-
chinery, and have also made arrangements BY vhssA
Work will be Dome % ShHt Notice,
avoiding the Delays which were common last season
,op 10 their hu sisess merit continuance Of pstrsa-
age. . -. ana -. w. - - - 81 A'> 80
Upton, May 2eth, lese I'm
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WAGONS!
WHO WANTS WAGONS'

nRAN FEW WAGONS ORION Ex WAGONS:
s ThimLls skein wsgons-Sas Wagons! 20 -
- Wasuae-well finished Wagons! O AL finished.
sein,ed and arranged with oil new improve
mcusp-aIi just on hand from the msnaiactcFy.
.>ii ch.,ner .han vas ever known before In thiA
market CHARLES SWAZILAND.
linton, June 9TH, 1859.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06
NEW SERIES, NO. as.
TFDMG iS1,5O strictly in advance
/ EhM -, sa,OO at the years end.
Life in Nova Scotia. 17N8.

The old settlers are almost as wild as Indians,
but lead very comfortable life; they are all
farmers, and live entirely within themselves.
They supply their own wants by their contri
vances, so that they seldom buy anything.
They ought to be the happiest people in the
world, but they do not seem to know it, They
imagine themselves poor because they have no
money, without considering that they do not
want it everything is done by barter, and you
will often find farmer well supplied with
everything, and yet not having shilling in
money. Any man that will work is sure, IN
lew years, to have a comfortable farm the first
eighteen months is the only hard time, and
that in most places is avoided, particularly ncal
the rivers, for in every one of them man will
catch in a day enough to feed him for year.
In the winter, with very little trouble, he sup.
plies himself with meat by killing moose-deer
and in summer with pigeons, of which the
woods are full. These he must subsist on till he
has cleared ground enough to raise little grain
which hard-working man will do in the course
Of few months By selling the moose-skins,
making sugar out of the maple tree, and by
few days work for other people, for which he
gets great wages, he soon acquires enough to
purchase u cow. This, then, sets him up and
he is sure in few years. to have a comfortable
supply of every necessary of life. came
through whole tract of country peopled by
Irish, who came out not worth shilling. and
have all now farms, worth (accordng to the
value of money in this country from fl 900 to
$4,000. The equality of everybody, and of
their manner of life, like very much There
are no gentleman everybody is on footing,
provided he works and wants nothing; every
man is exactly what he can make himself or
has made himself by industry The more chill
dren q man has, the better his wife being
brought to bed is as joyful news as his COW calv-
ing the father has no uneasiness about provi-
ding for them, as this is done by the profit of
their work. By the time they are fit to settle,
he can always afford them two oxen, cow,
gun, and an axe and in few years, if they
work, they will thrive,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06
The Landscape Artists of New York,

The Independent of this week has the follow
ing:
The landscape painters seem to have taken a
wider range than usual during the past season,
and consequently have acquired more varied
material, which they are beginning to " work
up into pictures. The studio building in
Tenth street, the largest building in the world
devoted to such purposes is now fully occunied,
and mainly by landscapists. In recent visit
to the studios we have gathered the following
items: Church passed most of the season at
Niagara, so we may hope that we are to have ere
long another phase of the great cataract. Gig
noux is now at work upon large picture OF
Niagra by moonlight, which appears in its un-
finished state remarkably successful. William
Hart brings some very picturesque coast-bits
from Mt. Desert Island. Hubbard and Clifford
were together the most Of the season, part of
the time on the very beautiful and neglected
! Delaware and Susquehanna rivers, and the hat
ter part of the season in Vermont, and espec
tally on Mansfield Mountain the highest and
/ finest of the Green Mountains Nicholas has
I been in the heart of the White Mountains, and
brings back some Of tho widest passages, which
cannot fail to find warm admirers His autumn
studies were made upon the Hudson, IN the Vi
cinity of {" Tdlewid." Casilear has returned
from Europe and is also domciled in the Tenth
street building, where his studies, from among
the Alps, and from various other interesting
European localities, may he seen. Breyoort
spent some time along the Erie Railroad, retur-
ming, however, to his old haunts in the valley
of the Housatonic for the autumnal tlnts
Boughton, the painter Of the Winter Evening
Scene, in the last exhibition, has removed from
Albany to this city. He has some studies OF
great truth and delcacy from Vermont, aud
Berkshire, Mass. Suydam and Kennett were
together most Of the season in the valley OF
the Ramapo, and on the Island Of Naragansett
Thomdyke wandered among the Green Noun
tains and the Adiroudacks, stopping in, the
Highlands Of the Hudson on his way home
Nlignot has tried Maryland and Virginia for a
novelty, and Judging by the examples which he
has brought back, tbat region offers fine at
fractions TO artists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06

LOOKING GLAssEs.-Ihe manufacture Of sill
yered mirror, as at present carried on, is one
Of the most curious Of mo 'ern arts The pro-
cess Of thus silvering glass mirrors is very sim
pie. The sheet Of tin Toll, somewhat larger
than the mirror, is laid upon smooth table,
and quicksilver poured over it untilit covers the
tin-ioil with thickness of one tenth of an inch
or mere when the mercury has been swept BY
the edge of a stick to clean off the drops from
its surface, the glass plate, serupulously clean,
is brought even with the edge of the table, and
pushed gently forward sideways, so as to slide
over the bath bf mercury, its edge just dipping
beneath its surface, so as to push before il all
Impurities, and to exclude all air.bubbles.
Weights are then evenly applied over the back
of the mirror, and the whole table inclined to
such an angle as to favor the drawing off of the
superauous mercury. This requires some days
or weeks, according to the size of the plate
Here is an additional risk and cost in large mir
Irors since the time consumed is not small, and
the danger of fracture imminent. The ANAL
gam sometimes crystalizes, producing imper'
feetions which require the renewal eff the whole
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06

CoNNuBIAL BLlss.--I once met free and easy
actor, who told me he Lad passed three festive
days at the Marquis and Marohioness Of.
without any invitation, convinced Gas proved to
to be the casc) that my lord aed my lady, not
being on speaking terms, each would suppose the
other had asked him Reynolds Life and
Times
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06
$50 1lri2e Gale.

Entered according act of Congress, in the 1885,
by s. s. BoYos in the Clerks 0ce of the District Court
of the District Of Vermont,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06

SHAMEFUL ExPosUEE.--Little Boy" When
get bigger, Mr. Brown, you'll let me ride
your horse, wont you ?"
Mr.. Brown" Why, Charlie, hayentany
horse what made you think SO ?"
Lharlie.-" Why, l heard mother say this
morning that you d been riding a high horse
lately
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-06
A Cruise on the Wabash.

[Tho following interesting sketch we are
kindly permitted to copy from letter to the
writer's parents in this village ED. FREEMAN. ]
U. S. STEAM FRIGATE WABASH, !
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QlmerieaniGcbs Csocbricbteu

8pifOn, Is. Nldr5. Gin 91eliyiOnsltanOal
MN Der grt, ME ltc in Iriberen Sobreu in un-
serem frena prCteltanti6en Staate bdufiser,
ala in Der letten !3eit uOrfameu, febt bier mierer
IN gnsfht. SIN paat bunrert tatbClilder
siuSer' melde RE @lirt S4uIe beluden, peis
oerten Sh oeftern uno beute an bet ubltden
Sscitot;nn bes 9oterunlelS unO Der sebn @e.
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ibren Gltern unp bieie rrn ibren @e'lIllden
buau uupefiftet. 10 DAP Der 9treit el9entll4
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Der t1tbrlifdeu @eiltlidfeit lie9t. Ole erltere
befebt paruuf, boB bic GinOer an lenen prrtes
ltoutflden 8elieiOnsabunSsn tbeilnebuet null
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Der yWlcniteur" POM 81. Bebr. entbdlt Die
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lanoten 6rantreidS uno Oeltrei9s am beili9en
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Seere gu perltdnpl9eu."
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meloet:
v@s unterlieet feinem 3ueifel, DAB bic Weit
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Der le UNI bic STUNNING leiner 5taaten etindt
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merben unO DAB 2crD @owleb'S erlte 4uoien,
teinen b~efrtebi9enDen @rfGl5 seblbt bat.
Der pariier Correspondent Der EimeS idrei6t,
ba6, mas aud bic Statur BON 2cro @omleD'a
Snltruttionen uup mas aud Der &ricl9 leiner
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t6inrihtunoen Dor Den &opf unO slelt1anl all
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baR Die 4era pe8 @eleeeS uno Der @'eIeBeeDOll'
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nobe pernihtenoen Ginoruf auI Die Jlomoles
MAIDEN. Die Se9uoDiSun9 Der DtOroer oage'
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ibrer Sade betradtet perOen oaS 6opOp
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teri riIien cine preifarbiBe 61bne, melde an Der
@ren5e auf9eridtet wcrpen mar, berab uno tras
ten tie nit UiBen. Nm fel9enoen Tl9 mad,
ten 200 Wooenelil9e Soloaten nit 2 &lnonen
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abermals bic in5uiiGen wieoer ~uufSerittete
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duugen, mai AM 20 6ebr. in M1tlauD 9e1torl
ben. Sein Acknowledgements fanO am p. ia t
3Dil6en 1O,000-15,00D Wenlde;i lpobnten
Demlelben Bel. llnter pielen beIano IT'D aud
cine 9rDBe An3abt Olmen, bic III elmer 3aD
pca 400, ate l0war3 9%etleiOet, 5ulamtlen Sta
gen. Die Babre wlro Uon Breunoen osS Ser
l~torbenen 9etra9en, con oenen elat5e I'M Japr'
1848-49 IN leiner Seite ~9etdmpft batten, ais
er uuter ben piemOnteliidcn 8erlaStierlS O'ente
Sine 8rpBe @uirlauOe ron welBen nuo rotpel
Ganeltell, Die nit Oep 9rinen Stdttern Die TIA
lieniIde GricDlcre biloete, marc aul lelnei Sar!
9ele8t unD III oellIelbeu Wlement erlhalte CT
&uft Don Dem tlulennltinni9en @eIdret: "Vlv
Pltalla = "Viva l'lndipendenza!' SH sol
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paTtuaoen uno Iaieludun9en Itltt9etuArei
1abeH. Die 9efan8entn liup rcr cine Wfill
tafsS ommillicn 9eltellt pCrDen
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@1ermonio y41mnerem I'm )

Oteitr Ueretn cat ftb iurdp BITE 9Dapl Der Hedmten OOufGn
ba tenfitutrt ub trtrD N4 Spn nun an jepsn Mlpntap, Mptnbs
UNI IA npr BIT SDbann 5etb IN 3Gwarphrabe ys. 1872, a. I.
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Bsretn benz YubIttum bsfenS e~npfsblen. NG@Ren GsCntaa
ben u. Widts ttnber Die iwette @inSablung fott nuD 3u Oletder
Dantel 8p&, som 3etb, VI. Sanblr, SER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Auf BITE &nselSe BON S. SO. Nptbe, btsyrriaem Masuteu
ber DrsOfipn GOmpaente, baB. berleIbe fttnt Usrbtubuna mis-
Bsnannttr 10: antseiSt babe, Fneet es gssStlyn 80, Ito pes-
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fGpa am 5rettasr hed II. B. Mtis bt NutOrttdt ais Aaeni
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gene sober btsper ipebsr ~arBerftrt bat, nOa sa elmer Ser
rebnun8 eerlelbsn, UNI welNe CT fet brti gDp9sn pteoer bpl.
anaegangsn irurpe, sW teCeBen IT,.
S Or. g. 9Ri6 GefretXr
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Seuer.c ynSpeffDrS SSfT7ce.

Salttmpre, Cen II. Mdri 1859.
1858, hreuee nu aefnbrI Nib.
Seftion OIL. = uno Jet Cd btfhlpHsn uab %rsrprbnet, bas 90
unetieRlt9 1T, penn trgenb SsaanD 5eu Cber @irO6 ;un,
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ton lbe tt tenbe p,rfOn UNI seba Dollars eeffaft wsrben
Nuf Btfe9l tes Watprs Il. s.. BppD. q
E HIR .XSM #A-E #t $3.50 NeuevIurnoftn
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Us a btn9tou, II. Mtdr5. gu un8e
pobnlld frlber StunOe mar beute Sabinel6.
ratb. lleber cine auBerDroentlIhe @cnare34
Sellicn 1T nod nIdtS entjAieben, oa Die Anid.
ten i'm &atinet 9etbeilt liuo. G8 MID ierod,
uoh gu GnOe Oieler QBpdc cine @utlHelouna
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Gle betr. Proclamation nod mt benz nddlten
CALIFORNIA Oampfer lbididen fann.
Die GRAND Surp br1dtc beutt Elm 9.eIent
ment we9eui McrOes Oegeu Sidlco ELL unp
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iBil g~efuncen peroen Dirp. USE man laat.
lUa Snlterpprtb ais NitidulciSer ausctlast
merben
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IN ce1l 3eltau9en ltlnD, nod eiue Wleu9e neuen
Sfanoal gum 8orlAein briuseu.
OaS Wfarine4 Department bat Uidi2reaeln
er.,riifen, am Die fir Die paraguay @rpeplttou
Semletbeten Spiffe nnseidumt au5ufaufel;, pa
per @on9reB 8ewlai9uu9en gu oielen 3pede
semldt bat.
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Iew> q ort, IL. Utdr5. Sin neuer ardB
liber Waoso bat Die 5taot erl1redt. Die 2els
9e BON Wlfe Wallb, etnent ~friiberen
@on9re BmitSlieoe, iparoe beute sU2ocaen auf Ell
mem ~Dlfenen YlaBe Del einem @ebdlpe in Der
8. Aoenue selnnCen. Der llngtudli9e wurre
beraabt uno Damn ernDroet.
3weite Depef9e. 0tad elmer auoe.
rem unD mabriheintideren Se,lion lturSte Wtife
Wallb III betrunfenem ,3ultanUe bic Gleppe
bluab uno brad pen Sals. Seine pclltii9en.
6reuuoe lino lebr bettlbt iber Ielnen SOB.
(Ntlfe Wallb mar elm orser 3runtenbclD.
st SeDorte our Oemofr. Yartei ano thai lid Irl
@pn9reB wdbrenO rer R1nlpIe iber Die JtebraSs
clbiu purd) leine 8ObbeIt uno @emeinbeit Der.
Dor. Gr mar Elm 9ebOrener Srtinper. Die
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Buffalo, II. Wdr3. Die Gilenbabn.
@cnUentlcn tit nod in Sieuna, bat aber nod
nIGtS DefinitiUe5 9etban. Aaem Anldein na6
miro Die i'm CT. Nldolas 6otel AZ ytew. Ocrt
9etroffene ueberetnfunft aingeltoBen wsrben.
GrentOn, &c. S., II. Otdr3. Seute
IoIlte Die StaatSsees9e5ung in semeInlauer
SlBunS beloer Oluier einen Ser. Gtaaten Se.
nator al Die Stelle oeS Biliam Wri9bt nab.
len. -
3weite Depel9e. Sobn 6. Eenept.
0tepublItaner, watoe bente an Die Stelle oes
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9tep Serlep 9ewablt.
9arrtsbnrg,9 a, II. Ndr5, Sn Der
eenofratlA n Staats-@ onpention leBte Nadt
murOe cine BON Sru. 2luibertCn eingebra9te
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@eU. Barter biui9t, nit 81 sesen 81 nieoerse@
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pbia wuree gum Aupltor General uno Sobn
9tcpe pom Jleuem gum SaruepOr@eueral nc-
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nHo 0ilc Ttdutbeitcn, pelhe pom perburbenem IRA
gen cper Der Qeber entIleben.
e5ot& ais s~racpfdns, tnnerI d,slbenOriben, Gnbrane ets
Biute5 Ea6 BEN Ropfe 5durs I'm Ndsen, 5erstrenain, Sob
sreanen. M.vetttiDfafstt. 5dwere I'm Wlasen, 5awdde HuS
SOles t8efdti I'M Ml3en uub unterieib. Snwerer Ntten1
Se5flpp en- 56s sc Der Nn9en, Bleden tn benz @eRht
Ste { unS RopfttmsrIsn, 8efdperOtn bsim Nttuen. @elt-
gdeet Der 0aat arb Ausen, @eitenfeben S&nerStR tn
W.T. uo len @iebsrn, 6iBe TIM RCpf uap Bremen TN
6itt9, 8ausiefstt unb @iebsrsefdla aentett.
Dte @iasatoumer e~nnpfebIen btefe Wlcbt5tn Der Nnfmfrffdm-
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" ngeueaeri>tt b~rfsIreH fir aus Qebsu. pOfur Il. ~sOrRebenS
entrfSpffn wtrb, Sc Tt btes fetn neues unb ungeprlftes
aNt'I fOaeern etnes, bas felt 10 Sdbren bic Yrlfune Sor BEN
"a sritantfben Wctfe ~teadnben bat ub beHtn 0nif unb ger-
t0uf bic ie5t nod BON iefnern Wnbern etretHt wurbe. Dts
~sctaatNe. wslde beratmte unb ausae;etAnete Aersts un6 prt.
aus dnen Edeleu btefes 2anbes gu @unfeu stten
ms %nnaeeeusre unb etae genaue Dur&Isf ins bes dnidbr,
40 rn BEN &tacnttlunsr publtrten MlnanaGS, peben Der.
fs 70 anent9eloltt bur& bic Neenten b~ertteiIen lG6t, mus aR&
rem iln9i,abtgten lberieusen, BAG btefts Bttters mtrtitA bt
: i~rubmttett %srreieAt, ws&e Is srIanat Bot.
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