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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30
Or. J. C.. AVER K CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 u Bouie;-6 Bottles for So.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

H.. Won for ii.slfsn a renown ior The cure n
ever, ". isi, ~ thi,E and hug complaint, that
@ Of. rtilrN unrccrs,aN fuf us ~ frc"unt The oV-
~ nee ai it. yittuss. Nhsrc,of it h1s brew en-
NJ we'd. 4. u has hny l-rn IN coa tlHi u.r ne
thi. -, it,uv s psyt not 10 more thiu Assure th~
psrpk is pl.lit, h,s l-cn Kept up ~ the l'e't u
hns ever i.rn. and that u mly b. rcliolupun 10 do
co. their rrlefall /, h,s ever l,een found 10 do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

CHERIFE's SALE. o,FoRD, s., Decem.
- her l2ih. 1850. Taken on ,xecuiioa, Seth
r. Holhrook v. William Farris, AID will w. cold
IN public surtioa. on saturday the thirieenih day
oi laeuar,. A. ID. 1850, a the uthre OF John y
rery IN ONiord, at ten o'cloce IN the Io'en9on'
an tie right 10 equity the aid William fauis has,
or had al the date &C the attachment on mesoe
process. % redeem any or all real estate IN the
County Of OXiori.
SAMUEL r. DEAL. Depa,y Sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

CAUTION To rue PUBLIC.
~ thrrr ace ,s,ilu. Ilitirs si'criisiug thsri-
fsly,. as in thr Giu lusinrss, sune having the
ard,cits tu ci..m haypl hae1 the "ori.iust"f,''
lut Vr hBf, u,t "a, disposition ~ ability o. iul
% their promises, wr tr,l 10 a dots 90 ourselves
and the nubhr 10 state that W have rn conu'c.
ti1n with ace, c,ucsm en- N@u YORK or Nes E'g.
land; and individual. sonding n.uus, 40 such tat.
t..s mH.t nlt blame us u ihey get ,hraicd,-or
ial a. ut thr hI.iGss. by ,urh standard.
Oul, o. Guln rlub. ur .iugic individuals solioi
t,i n0n lll pirts OF the couutg.
G.. q. EVANS & CO..
3ue3 O. Comhin. liosiun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30
Farmrr. uoli'.al1ri,i aud rauliy.

The Ru.al ack1ss lodges u1 supror on c.a.f
ZsaI. AiiUI,. U.-li.irss ar l,r'ish.aIy. o.. ,af-
nest asJ ,'.lsl-1.lr1' aIsHri-y o, ihe Right. uHI
eonis.utlfs1 oi We, DlIrurfI chs NJ. 10
Week. a thr rglt.lhiu.ils r't-..| .a a''h lia H
al cuIa,u. ~ sb1 .T-..- 81 DOL. f-, HaHI
lives up o. its b.. e.. iln. O., sf .t -rsAiH- fIa
Be- l1tei-sis ID .. ret .e,s. Ir r.la,al, iasiia
q tr, " rre's Ra.d Nea-N .lher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-30

sim. aud extracts, th ir elect un the human 49,
ten Z. plri.aut, satisfactory aui successful. Act
,ag irr,l, en- lhe b'opd, glands. solid, nni fuds
IT thr hal,, ti,ir ne d. attended with the hnppi.
ct .f..t. a. .ulirn attacks II di.rase on- uT
tao dI.cs llvtys cures. H. OIL ,thn.ing rtsrs OF
.isknr.s, snail d1,c. - repeated frequently so
,leinscs the .,sisn. that good health !. he result
No change ~ euplo,ment or diet y n"crss'p
They never cause sore mouths, swrllri JJi1is'
achrug limb, ETC., rs d' many other hi1ds. They
az warranted ~ give slti'ariioa, ~ the price
vii b. refunded They ace considered cheaper,
,airr, prettcr. anI in al respects superior O. any
puryati,e piu IN b. world. The d,-c1vrfy 70,
custiag pilI with .ug1r rn-natsd With Dr. lIcr'
rick Al others are c1untcIfeits, AMI ifu.e,l. vii
do hirn all di.irp,int the sick. licrrick's pills
ATE elegantly rut up, % IN box, with a large
sheet 81 directions. and ~ foe p cent. pee bONi
5 hikes toe II.
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VEGETABLE OINTMENT

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AgeaiS Wanted Everywhere.
Toe t,..i liberal e.upissil1, ,r u,nr, coz book f,
Will D. given 'u ps.spn ". nssrr1iiun- i'rmtug
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ALWAYS GET ruE rE>T"
Yn0Rr.S nUPAL NrW-YORvTR.

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The Eleventh Volum-. .asIsGO.

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Ayers Sarsaparilla.


SUGAR COATED
PILLS.
The Chiliren ely Zoe
them :
The remarkable
American remedy b.
carrying the Worli
lN storm. over i've
million. oil-,Nssarc
,oli annually Com.
passed entirely 81
Fhuer., Roots, Hal.
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Miscellaneous works Of all Kinds.
Nta t.aa, ua hand 80 suuu - i,susd.
Asea,s Wanted Ercrywhrre.

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FLICATIuN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
CLEARFlELD, PA. WEDNESDAY, FEB %. 1852

and the gallant company were ousted.-
Then succeeded the Hooks and Eyes -
then OT Chb, n social weekly gathering,
which Douglas Jerrod attended only three
weeks before his death. Hence some Of
his sayings went forth to the world. Here,
when some member, hearing an air men
toned, exclaimed, That always carries
me away when | hear it, Can nobody
whistle it!' asked Douglas JeTold. MY
father ordered q bottle of old port. not
eldr port, he said Asking about the tai
lent ofa young painter, his companion
declared that the youth was mediocre
oh was the reply; the very worst
ochre an artist can set to work with
Walking to the club with a friend from
the theatre, some intoxicated young gem
tlemen reeled up to the dramatist and
said, Can you tell US the way to the Judge
and JuryG Keep on as you are, young
gentlemen was the reply; you re sure to
overtale them He took the chair at
one of tha anniversary dinners Of the
Eclectic Club-0 debating society consist
ing OF young barristers, authors, and ar
fists The piece dc resistance had been a
saddle of mutton. After dinner the chair
man rose and said: We'll, gentlemen, ]
trust that the noble saddle we have eaten
has grown awoolsack for one amongyou.' "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
Model Speech in the Missouri Legisla,
ture

We find the following in the reports of
the proceedings of the Missouri Legisla-
ture on Friday last 1t will at once occur
to the reader Of Mr.. Pitts speech, that he
is, as his name would imply, veritable
descendant of Lord Chatham. His chief
resemblance to that distinguished orator
is said to consist in the possession of
two legs, and head with a nose on it,
Read Mr.. Pitts speech:
Mr., Pitt offered the following:
Resolved, That the Speaker be authori.
zed to cause to be printed and posted one
hundred bills, announcing :he Sth of JAM
uary, 1859
Mr.. Abney--I move to lay that resolu.
tion on the table.
Mr.. Pttt-Mr. Speaker, this house pas
ped resolutions, sir, to celebrate, in an app
propriate manner the Sth Of JaEuary.-
This is a resolution simply asking that no
tice be given to the public OF that day
We have declared an intention, and now,
when we come to publish it, some gentle-
man is suddenly seized with the ''retrenchs
ment gripes" and squirms around likea
long req worm on pin hook. Laugh
ter. Gentlemen keep continually talking
about economy. / myself do not believs
in tying the public purse with cob-web
strings, but when retrenchment comes in
contact with patriotism it assumes the
| form of "smallness." Such economy is
like that of old Skinflint, who had pair
ofboots made for his little boy, without
soles, that they might last the longer
Laugter. reverence 'the day we cele.
brate." 1T is fraught with "reminiscences
the most stirring it brings to mind one
of the grandest events ever recorded in
letters of living fire upon the walls of the
temple of fame by the strong right arm OF
the god of war On such occasions we
should rise above party lines and politis
the banner Of Old Hickory, but "by the
eternal" wish | had. Laughter and
app. If the old war horse was here now,
he would not know his own children from
the side of Joseph's coat of many colorl-
Wings, Know Nothings, Democrats, hard,
soft-boiled, scrambled and fried, Lincol-
mites, Dougasites, and blatherskitesl
belong to no party: am free, unbridled,
unsaddled, in the political pasture. Like
a hob-tailed bull in fly time, charge around
in the high grass and fight my own flies.
! Great laughter. Gentlemen let us show
our liberality on patriotic occasions. Why
some men have no more p' triotism than
that you could stuf in the eye of knit.
ting needle. Let us not squeeze five cents
till the eagle on it squeals like locomo
tive or an old maid. Let us print the bills
Iaad inform the co untry that we as full Of
patriotism as are Illinois swamps of tad
poles. Laughter. don't believe in do
ing things by halves Permit me, Mr..
Speaker, to make a poetical quotation
from one of our noble authors:
81 love to see the grass among the red May rosesr
love to see an old gray horse, for whom he goes
he goscsg"
| [Convulsive laughter
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
[Convulsive laughter.

How AN Quo FARMER WAS CAPTIykTED.--
The Lowell Mass Ncos relates the fol-
lowing circumstance, connected with the
marriage of Miss Anna T. WILDER, an acc
complished New England authoress, with
a substantial farmer:
Miss Anna T. WILDER, of Newburyport,
by her contributions to periodicals, at.
traacted the attention of an educated
farmer in Ohio, who opened correspon-
dence with her. At length they agreed
to meet at a halfway point, and if their
impressions on seeing each other for the
first time, were not agreeable, they would
separate again if otherwise, why-weli
let her tell the story herself.
need not tell how an Ohio farmer first
had is attention attracted to an OCCASION
al contributor % the Eastern periodicals,
or what motives first prompted him to ad
dress note of interrogation to said writer
to be followed by mutual questions and
replies, till the parties became desirous OF
meeting, met, and--were married. Tho
annals of romance narrate few briefer
courtships, and may say few more sensi~
ble ones.
No meetings by moonlight alone no
fowns of opposing relatives; ojealousies
Of rivals orlover's quarrels. Past the day
dreams of youth-by the world around
termed old bachelor and old maid--ws had
not yet relinquished our faith in human
goodness, or lost the ferver of feeling,
which intercourse with the world too Of
ten chills. So having fully made up our
minds that We were congenial and fought
TO love each other, we met and did love
each other. The experience of three year
of married life has satisfied us that the ma.
iority Of mankind are in the wrong and
we in the right. | meon 10 say that We
should learn to love mentally and morally
first and personally afterwards"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

A PORTABLE BoARDER.-The st. Pau
Minnesotian says there is a lady now resi-
ding in Minnetonka, who. for the pas,
two years has lived entirely without eat
ing. Her age is twenty eight; she is the
mother of three children, and enjoys mo
,lerate health She has the use of all her
faculties, is not emaciated, but apparent
lv robust. and yet she does not take into
/ er stomach particle of food ofany des'
cription, save cup Of coffee, which she
drinks three times day; this, her only
subsistence, she sips slowly, usually occu.
pying the accustomt d time at the table.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

A LITTLE GIRL, only ten years old, was
stopping at the Mcclure House yesterday
(says the Wheeling, Va. Times, who is
quite hero in her way. Her name is
Lizzy Kelly, and her parents live at Green
Bay, Wisconsin The whole long, cold,
and tiresome road from Green Bay here,
this little lady has travelled by herself,
stopping when she chooses, paying her
own bills, and doing all in the most busi-
ness-like manner with an easy grace, and
self.possession that won the admiration OF
all who met her. She was bound for Pro.
fessor Pendleton's, at Bethany, which
place she was anxious to reach. mal Z
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
Criminal pOttrp.
My Life is like the scattered wreck.

"My life is like the summer rose. WILDE.
My life is like the scattered wreck
Cast by the waves upon the shore;
The broken mnsts, the rifted deck,
Tell Of the shipwreck that is Ger.
Yet from the relics Of the storm
The mariner his bark wi Il form,
Again TO tempt the faithless sea
Bat hope rebuids no bark for me.
My life is like the bli GIFTED oak,
That lifts its sere and withorcd form,
Seathed by the ligbtniug's sudden stroke,
.Sternly to meet the coming STORM
Yet round that sapless trunk entwine
The clinging tendris Of the vine,
Ard life and freshness there mpart--
But never to the blighte heart.
My life is like the desert rock,
In ocean waste so lone and drear;
Worn by the wild waves eeaseless shock,
That round it. base their surges rear
Yet there the sea moss still will cling
Some flower will find a cleft to spring,
And breathe, cen there, sweet perfume -
For me, life's flower no more will blooom.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

DLAsTERING,-Tho subscriber having
Il located himself in the borough Of Clearield
would inform the public that he is prepared to
do work In the above line, from plain 70 ornamen-
Ca of ANY description in a workmanlike manner
Also whtewashing and repairir done in neat
.lg. s..5r - EDWIN COOPER.
Clear6eld, april IL, 1881. y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

BAD company is like ANIL driven into
a post, which after the first or second
blow may be drawn out with little difficult
ty; but being once driven up to the head,
the pincers cannot take hold to draw it
nut it can only be done by the destruc-
ton Of the wood. a'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

aEA- Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxville
Whig, says that ''if he is denied the privi.
lege of going to Heaven after death, his
second choice is Baltimore"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
Terms of Advertising.

Over three weeks and less than three months %
sents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding Shines are in
serted for 80 year.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
insertions desired, will be continued till forbid
charged according to these terms.
J. Ii. LARRlMER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

BsA- The man who couldn't "trust his
feeling is supposed to do business strict
" on the cash principle. EL E
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

ID OBERT J. WALLACE, ATTORNEY AT Law,
IL Cear6eld, Pa, Office in Shaw's Row, op-
posite the Journal office.
~. ...... dec. l, 1Sis.-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
JOSEPH PETERS,

Justice Of Tie Peace, C,roeasciite, PeHna.
nNE door east of Montelius ( Ten Eyck :
" Store. All business entrusted to him vii
be promptly attended to, and all instruments o.
writing done on short notice. .....
March, 81, ls5s,y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
A. B SHAW
VIM. P. CHAMBERS.

CARRIES on Chairmaking, Wheewright, and
house and Sign painting at Curwensyllle'
Clear9ed co. All orders promptly attended to
Jan. 5, 1858.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
Jonathan Snow.

Poor Jonathan Snow
Away did 60
All on the ragen name,
With other males
All for to ketch wales
q mere cum back agen.
The winds bloc hi,
The billers tost,
Al hands were lost,
And he was one,
a spritely lad
Nigh 2I.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

neArSome Hbellous fellow says that a
woman's heart is the sweetest thing in the
world-in fact perfect honeycomb full
of sells. r,...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23
Gbt 8rpubItau:
Terms of Subscription.

Z maid in advance, or within three months, 81 rs
Il paid any time within the year, l 80
I paid after the expiration Of the year, 2 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-23

The Springfield RrpuJ6cm has capital
article on this subject. Here are some
extracts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26

= Sarper's 5errY, Der neulihe &riraeIhou<
plat. lie9t AM 3~uiamnicnfl uic ecS Sttnhnpcafe
nno 9cta'nacluIrs in Seftrion Gpuntp, Dir
9iniet.
Gtne fruHrr ein9cri&trt; SATIRE 9at Der Gtart
Den Namea, ben il Jest NOD trGst iyuBer aie6
lie Sbenanacab- Sails.
Die Baltimore. Sbic.G iienbabn seGt rurtb eie
Start, meIAs So Meilcn sVn 9Salbinstpm unp
81 Mtsilen ppu Baltimore cnt erut lit.
Die rrahtprle gridt, me!tc bier iber ccn
Ipctamae 8Iub iutrt. III 500 Gu5 lung. Ter
Sltc unp Gteaieprafe Canal paIirt bic Staet
uno bic gSinheit,r Giientabn milueet bier in II.
Sbio Baltimore @iisnta9n. Die Natur1crnen
nititr G'e5cnp 9rN0ren ;l prn ltGniten brc Sam
beS. oarpcrS 6crrY sat Gin &rir91;ruataus
nncr Nrieunl, mprcn trtahuttid RE Sniur9cnttu
auf cine Iiiti9e aSeiit Seliy aenumn,en battcn.
$Sa rieicm 3eu9Dnuie fino III 259 damn tc-
fA6jti9t uno ea mercer jGGrlih rtra 10 600
Muefetcn f%atri5irt, pen crnen iljt in'mer $4,000
fie $4,000 iitr "~rrratsis iinb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26

= 2r,pe'S 9tisicn-SadOn, rer serlrete gEO6e
itinr Nejie uah europa antrrten loltc, murbe
oon ciNem tlns!adtfaa tstrrfc,, Der bic ~2lusiiG>
rung r;eie5 unttrnsbmsne, Gus imm:1 neds al,
bat liaBlaubliht sren3t, pisrer ia peiir Serz.c
b;naucridt. @dbreuo psS 8iQrns rcs 8aluns
munrs cs ndmlitt furh einsn pl6slthcn Geftiacn
92jnrtcd cmpcr9efhns0t, 10 rag ris i6pcren
Sauria6t. te i'm niseerboIten icGtrn, meGrsYe
SUP crrOraebsbcn mu,ttn unp ipit Ginbtrpup.
pm iu taHien a%nfn8en. SAIirbIia ifieG tsr Sal.
Ion ae9cn rinen lYibrn piabl. FetIm tirta 9ijE,
aus Dem III %reniaen @iuuttn RE br,ei:s stfIa.
ten $4,000 SUP @a6 t~ntitySait warsu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26
Scr StescrsStuft.nb ppm 1881.

SIM Sabre 1881 eur6spscn ras iaetiGe Gir.
9tnttn une Nrrecarrliuo Yicr fdrtiae prcbiacr.
tie, bic nnr IA prefiscnr. ctnc Gcrra&t tci pen
Yflansern gu crressn. tae 9onp tur6scssn. Solp
birItcn lie S~erfammlunsen ttt Sage, halo tei
.gtadt, unp muetru bic Sttartutcfesr 70 fir lft
sin;unsbmen. pa6 e'cle, itntt ibncn 6inecrniTt in
tru Nes su lesrn, fe siclmrtr ttsunlHateu.
Der ScrSrrra9cneltc Ter gicrc mar Gin acmii.
fer Ndttanisl Surncr. Gr mar rpn sien: lib rcG-
ler @tlihtffIrbf, srrb unr fart. nit einem t,eu,
ncneen itt6erecn au9s uno elmer NtlcrncIe.
Dteier Surner 8 ns NIT niGtS @trinaercm
dd nit Der y, ciuug ter gau,eu Necerrae: nm.
9Sie unter fen Suesn, oils lie ron ben 9tGnirru
untcrerudt muroen, iricpsrtU I N~tsiiaIc auitra=
ten, nie, cine 9t'tii6r Senbuns roreeteup, itte
9lautsns' uno S.Ifsecurlen gum %ernidbtunoS.
tampfc sescn ibs tlrtcrttUder ali : Ct II, 10 az
ii6 aud Burner uatrr icincn @ctreucu fir einen
i~ps5ieucn 9eianptsn @cttcs aus, Ter tearftroot
lei, feline i6warjen S'.iiorr aus Der Nadt Der
Snehtl6aft in tas 9clrttc 2ano Der Sreibeit at
I iitrsn.
SanSt iraren ale 0lGnc cntmrrisn, oQe Sc
abrepuaNen s%strrftn. Y!6bIi6 cincs Spnntas-
Nbrncs bca6 bic TsrltmGruna aus. Nrjtbin
lcperten bic Nlan'aScn auf / 8 tjeu, bic niht
e%ntflobCn, purpen uiroerscmaht.
Gtne Nbtbfilun9 pcu 800 @tenu Scr. @t.z
ArGppcn rurccn eun ZEN faum jt1rtereu SnIrr.
9cntcn, ric nod otcnprrir unuuGtrmmen tsmon=
nrt ma'cu. in siutu oiutt bait aciudt uup IN cic
5!nht seilat.
@r'n6chlrs mar e Shrcfer, Der iN ami eieIe
9tndrihtcn bin nbcr 9ani &iraiuieu uno 9torp.
S%Irp'iHn, al eciIeu OrcnScn Southampton g..
o'f Sdaapl1b cts NuIltoncsS lic9t psrtrrifcte.
Nbfr rt @owprru6rc teiprr Stadtem ~erortfftn
snSIiA ener9iltc Moercstln. Spn alien Sci.
t a cite MI TAR unh Der btorpbtcn Stelc. Der
9~Iulltane ca9eacu tlitb ocreiu;cIt. 90o jurnrr
fcbltc, batten die Stlaccn nitt ren Mufb. biz
VHnnen ;u %cr9reifcu. ieltit De gBeniacn. bic lfb
INN i'm o%rrlammrlt batteu, U,rtauptu i'm uiat.
9iinpcrun9 9iua itncu alien NRrsreu yer, in
benz 9nbcl ece rritcn &riolss prrsaGsn lie Die
6oi1cn.
~ murccn Die Ghmar,em Suu alien Scitcu
nit Ucbermudt u%mriugt. sGas in Dem sntlreli-
1cn ~ msBrl, bis nun ~erfcl9tr. ni6t firl, muroe
get Il Gil uuo gum Sbcil uuier rrtireltteR Wtar.
tern bjngcrittct.
Gurntr eutEam crm 0icncsel uns CO o,lauo
ibm, lib metr. +. Mcuatc iana u~ertursrn an BAL.
ten Gin SereiS, eas trrs rcr sarbarilcbcn
Strenle uiht auc Gbs'lnrbmcr Ger 8erjhwGruno
rntOcdt maren. Dim SO. Stoter atcr ware Ieiu
Nufgntb0It cntredt. Gr maro 9~rilnqcn uuo me.
ntNe GAGE lpIter. nadhocm man p,yScbenc purth
mNnntsflde 6cItcru g'ritinomiiIr aus ibm al or,
prrGtn 9eiuht bate, nn eiuem Baum. aufsebGnot.
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Sfutfc0c Mpptbcfc.

Sur Zen mir YIN mciucn bieNssn yantelcu,cu 10 ,eitIif II.
l@tni'tn Suipruda btrSth oantenN. empfcttt it mib attn ierncrtjn
ocrtm seuti3rn 2SchImolcn, iuptu ih &, NIcitcr 3cit ;rr Ncuut
ms brtnAt, CAP 10y nebit riiden GypNutn uac ~ 0ieamenten. ckcu
trbitIi: Ytaunlsn, GrSrn. fcint mo srpbt Vtgl!c. Soac. Gifitzs
mctl, 3ditr9rnpt. rtrlttceen. Srrtn 9uDrln, rtuiitt Gihpr;tr
] untr tr"uttr-@Glc, GtrcrlIAt. Niddrpni, Snlarrl in torcgcn unr
ttnltH 6ldltfn. Stnlmt, 9anirn um0 9cihpFcntn, ncbit alien am, m
Hrruritn, Sdhrd"ime IA fumtriru, SriItn y. &c. wrlbc 9ruf,I
Id iu Den nlN8!'dlt b'li9ncR Nrsiien trkut cmvichle
s. G. iihrr, Mst.