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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
An English View OF the Impending
Crisis,


An English editor enlightens his read
ers upon the subject of American affairs
in the following strain:
"The boasttul Republic so much
Wanted by vaingorlous Yankees, seems
on the brink of a precipicc, from which
retreat will be disgrace and advance des-
truetion. The very wiscst of American
Ststesmen-Bonner, the Smith brothers
Aaron Burr and others-are wrangllng
in the House of Parliament in the Co
lumba District, over little volume call
ed the Impending Crisis" written by
an octoroon named Heller, in which the
author proves that, unless the States
South Of tie State of New Orleans agree
to abolish negro slavery, the North Will
supply them with no more shoe-pegs,
and utter financial run will be the con
sequence. Tic members Of Parliament
who quarrel over this singular book be-
tray all the American characteristics in
their savage abuse Of each other, and
sometimes they even come to blows.
The lion. Charles Sumner, one of their
number, was recently fired upon by a
man named Hooks; and just before the
Asia sailed it was reported that mem
Der named Asking was detected throw
ing away a heavy rifle, which he had
previously managed to carry in pocket
made expressly for it.
Though we have no particular faith in
the stability Of what the Americans call
their Republican institutions, we are sorry
to see our cousins working Their own
ruin with the edge sword OF political in
compatibility. As frcc-born Engli.hncn
we are bound to sympathizc with the so
called "Aboitionists" Of the Northern
States OF Georgia, Nashville, IIarper''
Virginia, etc, III their efforts to free Tho
negroes from bondage. Some Of tho
greatest men now living in America arr
blacks-,he famous James Brown WAS I
neero, therefore the Governor Of liar
per's Ferry hung him. Horace Gree
ley, the famous journalist, is a ne
gro their great sensation preacher
Henry Wood Bcecher, IL said To DC
quadroon. Yet despite such evidence
Of the Africans natural equality with Tia
whites IN intellect AS well ~ in everythin.
else, the Southern members of Parha
men, led on by u Mr.. sippi, are threaten
Ing to dissolve the American UniGn
they arc not allowed TO hold their slave
IN New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
The Apporiionmen;.
APRIL 5, 1859.

The Black Republican party has
,.lou solemn warning from the result
or the election last Fali, and lave been
bestir.ing to avoid, il possible, the in
peuding ruin which stares their party in
The face in this State. a new appor-
tionment has been made and s. liked
that the Republicans loose no ground,
and the Democrats gam none. Inc
basis il fixed at the uncommon number
of 1900. This gives Scott county
two Senators, yet VIC observe from the
lis, published in another column, that
the Democratic county q Dubuque,
with a larger population than Scott, has
only one Senator allowed. lhls may
be a mistake in the Hawheye, from
which we took the list; but the bas is
SO fixed that while Scott county, which
is claimed to be Republican, gets two
Senators, the Democratic county q
Des Molnes gets Cny one Senatof, pc
cause it canno. produce the 1900 and
the half Of 1900 over. This number j.
a very convenient one Tor the opposition
aad was not established without Il grca
deal Of figuring and fixing. Yet ws
don't care particularly about it. The
Democracy of Iowa are not Of that clas'
that becomes discouraged " cast down
by trihes OF that character. II Will
require an apportonment Ike the one
recently made, every six months, to
check the "impending crisis in political
affairs in Iowa. We present the APP
portionnent and ask the people to look
II over
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

The LATEsr.-Parson Grinnel, the
General Freight and Ticket Agent of
the Iowa Il Canada Under Ground Rail
road, who is now in New York City has
written letter to John Teesdalc, of
State Printing fraud notoriety, in which
he brings out Sam kirkwood for Pres-
dent. That is rich. We doubt very
much that man better suited to Black
Republican tastes could be selected,
Grinnell undoubtedly makes the nomina-
ton to reward Kirkwood for his signal
services to the party in furnishing young
Coppic information that requisitior
was issued for him, and that he hac
better make himself scarce in Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

The Great nrawhnck "a rc-sans em;rrat-
;ng 70 - ertro,,e S,nth and Western country.
: tbo ro,r No., borooe tho Eoy.o-.,a A,na--,he
mos, d;re,nI of all d;.easas Fvcrv aav W, hear
of ner.nns attacked In This disease and nale
bol,,oss !, ~, t;ro vv;,b,,,, a., ,neo,s &c A.
forlino ralicf In view If the great aema,a fora
ro,,.l, Nv u.srrrrpp hoe nrcson,eI bis ceIe
Lratad "Rittor.r whose curative never, for all
diseases of the stomach have been universally
o.,.no,r,odool Tho .R;ttarsn nrenared after a
,on,. oa ,oor, s,,iy have received The
encominns or thu mast eminent nh vsieans. rs vel,
a. al cla.ses from avorv art Of thc conntrv To
those who douht their many virtues. all we can
III. "a ,rv III en- and ind, for themselves. re-
sneet;v.lv
Sa,5 Nv d-,,,is,s anj dealers Generally. every.
ubo,o
- a.. a1,.o.,;sa,,a,,t J.; a,.bor column
-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
TERMS

Board ana Tuition, incindng bed All
bc,,iIng, per annum,. ........-....sli0
for eich 81 the Foreign Languages, per
quarter, Observation-Disclosures. 500
Music on Piano, with Of Instrument,
pr quarter. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Mu,.e on Guitar, with use If instrument
r,r quarter. lz,oo
D.aWing and Painting in Water Color
and ON Velvet. per quarter, ............ 800
Mon 1chranatic Drawing, ror quarter. 500
nl Painting, -. logon
Embroidery, 800
Astronomy, with use Of the Globes, per
quarter. ..................... 500
Rhetoric. Philosophy, Chemistry, Physlol-
ogy and Bot ny, Per quarter. 209
Flowering work IN Wax, Leat er, each
per quarter. 300
Washing per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5,oo
Med ciacs and Medical Attendance will be an
extra charge.
Payments ma.t DO made half yearly in advance
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
HE facet.
JOHN BROWN.
He was well hung.

"The Use looketh on the fools end"
The whole affair has been a subject Of
considerable speculation among the Gu
rious. The inscription particularly is a
puzzle. The gentleman to whose care
i il consigned, knows nothing about it
tssAsr thsn that il VAS shipped to him.
-satScago Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
Cistern Building and Repairing.

vIyHE 4 SDERSiGSED WOULD INFORM The
] citizens Of Davenport that he is ready to do
all work in his line short notice and reasonsDie
terms. Now IL the time, before tho Spring rains
commence. Leave orders with |. w. Harrison,
BRADY street, between Front and second.
JAMES CROSBY,
sps3 AZ Cistern Builder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
Light-EiSht that is Eight!
WE have just received a very large assortment
w of
Kerosene aud Coal Oil Lamps,
CO.PNrf1lerShip.

yT,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING III RELEASED
| the entire interest Of II. Price. Esq, in the
late firm of Luse, Lane 4 Co., have formed a Co
Partnership, under the name and style Of luse,
Lane Co, and will continue the business OF
Printing Publishing and Blank Book Manufactur-
ing at the old stand, No. SIS, Brady street.
A. z. LUSE,
apr lin h. L. LAM.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

LAsr week flat boat from Muscatine,
lows, landed ut Hannibal with thirteen
hundred bushels Of potatoes and Elk hun
drcd dozen eggs Oh board. In two days
the whole cargo was disposed oi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

TnE Lynn strikers, on Monday last,
voted unanimously 10 continue the
strike. The women were especially en-
thusiasiic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

MoNuMENr TO JouS BsowS.-A nca,
obelisk, about tive feet high, arrived ~
this city on Tuesday last, from Nav
York, consigned to merchan, here r.
be forwarded to Kansas. On one Mn
sides is inscribed:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-06

r., .
gen Wilnuten muBte aut5 Die 9[ueenleite IN,
0spFt Fe0en' N5m mar i'm ral6en Qoufe
9e9ea oa8 9an6 9eeiIt, lpo er nu6 yfiemons
etll Iaho, - Die meui9(n, serlfrem unp ,prit
tinTeFnt lpobTencen Nu1barn laoen Nue in,
lleften Sblummer. 80 "
Ote Glammen prafelten uno fnotterten IN
GEM [sIl 9aale ple IN eintr f6lIs, unp po,pla
lNen orun9 pumpfe6 unOeutlihes 0jebrnI
ger6erlbuiterno aus Dem 0nult berypr. 81
ltno "a nod Wftnlden i'm 6aule," 1hrie Som
eRlleBf, = nou 91ti9er 0tm mel Die ornen
= atmell Vfenlden. - Aber in Dem SSeuere
meet "a ortnnen fonnen ife bod niht lein
oa Daften lte ldon ldn9ft ausge1brien, = ent.
lperer I'm Seller Oper unter Dem Dode, Qoe
leben aa M ~"p
GreiIte pidt ans 6aus, bos Gjebeul
mllfoe oeutltder uno fbtedliher, lest fab er
pen 9u9el pt9t am 9auIe unD fIetterte bins
aut um auf pa6 brernenpe Doh N fpm.
men, Jn Ger 6erne finpiate ras 8immeln
per Oloden Die beranfpmmenoe Spriee an.
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5etS, pbiebfr San5en, Iauft laufl +! es ALT
Wtenl1enleben su relten u ,s'al ~
Som batte taum otelen 9fuf beenbet
al0 etu rOnneraDnlider &naQ erfol9tf, cine
6euerlaale nit brennenpen 8alfen, Sriims
a msrn .l ull0 anoeren nnformIi6en @eoenitdne
zen 9tmntIbo6 auflAlus uno cine .ridte
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gat'tf' Som bate nur uod setdblt, wie
ll1oer SOoen unter leinen JiBen bob, Damn
mar sr IN Die 9uft 9sl9leurert worpen
uno tern Spm 0auie beitnnuu98lOS berab
8eitiGt. lG'1o
S5OrtleBun1 foI9t
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8eadtet Tplaensts bel 2eitel,..


Der llnalhdlie eler nit pbigen nebeS Deboet i th6
Inen an een erfatrenen Ar;t enSc bur peIen Mit
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bio iein Rraten ene ebr bse &enun9 gu ma1en dbrenb
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ner nett arEseren &e6nn8 beretg 1T. Bercngnn9eu ober
,SctuteS" nehen mad ener beu Or. 8. Smith au9e-
hnbenen SetanhIunssneie tn eeen 3agen csne Smeraea
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10 a rgtrtetueS" bebanee weben ppbnr 10 oft Gbaatane
btc tra,IrtsIten Scsen berbefnbreH.
9nrae 2euts uub Aae pse an ientaIer g&M4Ge Ieihen
cHn G BET 3eu melbc wpb'r s Ssgea 9nrcr nab srsbe
hntoften eriparen.
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lanat G be bas bI In Sen 1mtesteH bon Grunb ans nh
9b ber GonitItCn tbre uprhn9e &ra mtese noeM r nHr
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Wertr unb ouen mrraIien Gten IN etner besnem e9ten
5eIe unbemern Mn6 ptne @tsrans In Gafen 30 oernrae
sucmmen peheu Rim btse Gnt3anbnnS ensereten H.
nub cine ginItrantnna her 3e6enspeie nptEwenAis
Aud ben &rnntbeten hes meitGen @efetS eA IN. s. 3.
Smb felt ctncr Hste abren iein bcueere GntmeaseH
at4pieRet eerprtt oHn 2eoeusen etnc beebe Cur.
Or. e. .. Smth rdrertatice r Jranen tartn man an ebt
gem R0te erbaIten Die bi;n 1T sAt nno puree tnntteAlA
Sabren aitberptent6 teI bobOu aebrau Pres s.. Bet
peI1e Baltimore eniernt rbnen ennen mad 9ancy
Nueo6e Der @pmrtome Gr. s. g. Smit IN portoceA Brex
couItn nub sw ebu RaH hesnh snem SetIs ses SaAses
leibi6t erbolten.
8ue auraa.u bItiBtu reus prsatf. H ktr Office EaA i-
oarots 3ninter 3ur DtsroHttcn Der gatienten.
Often opu llbr NOr9cMs bis lbr Sbenh.
Or. 3. y. @mItb.
faa0-s Sn. ii Shh-SrsbsndRr BSIamsA.
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0r. CSnIlnltnll.

MitsIsb REG f6n86en Graums ber gunbdr,e In GOnbun
@taeurtsr etnes Der eIn meont9sn &pasteu Der Der Saa-
ten Der ben r6BeH 9pei etns 9beas in ben b0ptGlern BON
son arts pbtobepba anh dnOeren 5dbten ueebra6t ta
t9e Ger etluneen pDenhet bic
l6t6te bet NebtJtn we uuJdbee 9bene bic an Streaau
sn Nsreeftat up aneercn rdnttetten te pl6e g. aud
tbfn Oct sertu9ea aIetntsn Uurben ausenbdlt6 &C.
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WafTnaezScbetue

64-s.tx NafTnaezSebetne
G9 per se9eI- unO &tmpf6iffe Il. ,tAS 2. gui
sss3ss43fS 1no 3pt6en6ef) bon Bremen naG Ietp-g
faa&2S@ Baltimore anberen Sdfen Der Ser. Saates
neree bon ben nteraeineen au U5Onate nO abr aIie
r Jedun9 reS 9rn @b. S9rn in Breu ben btIse Ota-
auS9eltelt. - Isffi u.
au4 8ben mir @e9ie in beIebt8eH Sumun auf fOIsenbe
BlaBe Deudlanos ab: - - t--+sti5 =
Nrenen, Stetn @pbLeus 6Otbo TranfIrt a. M Gret,nod
AtIiter, 0eannben 99irSbur8, Stuttgart uub Mua@tura
6rer baIten uns u @infairn0nunb Spsoicnen eApfobt
Bee unb 3 a adbmann
(Sal5,6Ut) $3.50, s+t la Set-Qombar6Er
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0efdbrliGr Rranfbeit.

seenu Der trtteIetsts uHtuss nser bs aaers aug
hneet odS r ben Rem bteer 6mraEan Rrdnbtit In 6 au
aenonnen Iat 70 shebt bGufe bag unsetaes Sant0e.
Hb Oper DG 6ur6t Gneduns sp ab6redt f an ene ia
penps au Se er surst tbre &rtebuus nuh Nepedbtita
aen n Verauen esen fGrnte unh 70 dnge bis bic
Spmppne btefes fbreflden uebels ie o. etn NIT 5ein-
ren ennhetet Sdls tut b5t dt S&mer tem 8ppie uns
IN ben Weeern Nbnatns beS &eiHtes ldubbet AuspndGe
Der 9au &nOten ben Sstn.n Nrmen 5tnncn benz Sc
F9t unh an ben &rremitaten G aestR hefe uebe
mir etner ihre6en Sueutetet d hreten Bis ,uleS
Der &auen une biz WGutnUen nfaaeu bas OFFER Der rt
barren Granbett etu gerdnt bs DteiDs mrh Ro br zpe
tnn brefIten Setben habIr &n6t uat bn er TIN mad
jsntm 9unps brtn9t en Rteneer auriidebrt
Us IT eine traurtse Etdta6 bds aaulenbt beer ftbarn
Srdnfbe gum OFFER fallen Srge Der linaeitde unni-
ener prabtr TeIGe bur& aHpencuna 6btIten tfteS
ees eurs es @pnuttpn Ocrntten une ben Rea Ge6ens
etu elenbe6 Ddetn berpdnbpIn
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@be

teetnsn ba6 n sefbsr eta anb Elm seanbt Roryer bte
nptpDeneteen GrDrberntHt ebsen Slutgtett nb Su
Etne e wtre b Net bes 9eters 5Ir raurtsn pserfa6r
D AuSten bee 9ebus yerHnaern & flnrlt6 t 5eets
rtrb ererten rDn Grswetrne Et melGuUItfen Bradtun
gen bas rns be Srenben wele &nbtrr Sntesn Strstesr
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0rpceries, SSeiue, 0tq1rs ,c.

Wtit penn Sdtffe 6erbiuallb eupfinJen
so Sn6 arpbe beixabe 3wetId9en.
80 Reg 9erI8erfe
100 8Iibd 9elbe Gr5jen
100 /. 9epntene @rben,
200 Geg nelle 8cGb6rin0e,
so 8Dren 2imburoer 6die,
10 6ibel SGmeiscr-RIie,
ictue @reenepru, SarbcGen, guoen, Cries. Ga9o &C.
G5bet 98iIbeImptJ
(eSa14S) 379ySci- 8atimpreRr.
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@etftg

Die hredlt&en gDrtunser DeS 2aaers iub sr IN t6ten
8trluE hee @ena6tnes Werrrun ber Sheen @sbdtbtt Se
Sott Nbnnsen ASnttsune Der sieatbaft
&t. inn cintat BET tbltnnien Bclgen
Iaunes pm ehsn Aers tOnncn test bsurtbeIeu
aus wter urtd hre @euubbett abntmmt m tire rdft per-
tren ra6 bla nerDDs nnh abeeHrt nesr fs etne
epenhums &ribeiuuns ne Awoen Sufeu Hnh 6te h
iet&en Der Iussebruns babeu-
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Gerbeiratbete DerIoner,.

seet 5Sde re TO ptrbrtratbru bedba1rsen F& sts-
ber sGTd6 etnes ncsrutdS beruet Rnb ipas
ten unptrSu8H6 Or 5ebnfDn tu &dtbT stebeu. "
Nae ?nbernts segsn Dte &be sbs sest 8rrattuns
3et8bdrfett RerSen 3tten rnb 5made ober rigrGa
eet brsGit1u si wsrbtn 5nea urrt Dertentet reldeT
6 Der Sebaaeune UNI Burprg Or Solution unferatttt
tam tim d etnem &senmanre rtns 8rrht fH anprtraue
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8elOnperS III beahten f!

Dr. Spbnfon alien Denen ietne 5ale an nte nd bird
ode sbetns unuaurIae @ef anb Rpser erfSrenbe r
ee &bett M 8eitufaft anb Dtt Gb nnfabte aenb Safer
9ehpa6t baben. 8. .E u III z j, =
5er nr etnee aueen befaseHsmrtSrn gDgen Der
ruben erObnbstten bee eafers SdwdGt TN Ruden unb in
ben Wltehn S6meren TIM ppf Swats bes CedtS g,erluA
Der Dtusteirat 5erstlppfSn nrS5e nrubt Mosen6wodt
HnOrbnuns Der aussetue &nttratuna
Spmptpmt eer S6wtnblHGt - t,"'''"
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S5altimOrc=2ccf= SoOlpitaL.

Ge9rinret CUR llnterDriifung Der 6uadlaiberet.
Der etu5t9e Ylop, no etne oetlun9 trlanat
peroen tarrl,
0inoerun9 til feds Stlt'tret.
5tetn Gnedtber, ods euerc @eInnDbelt nVIs
lenps rltntrt,
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lrtbetI Der 9DreI7e.

Die tr Edtuht ptI&t mdbrenh lesn tbsn,ttu qobrr
IN eetr Nna fnrsrt Eurben nnn be Mnet pbtttee Snt
1rit&tr Operdpnen peIhe DR. bnrn auSfubrte unb brs
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roUOn eas gubum ~ ptterbrteu aIsn anerrttet rurbe
unc tE6 etu Ruf ais &brentann B5ug du Gbdra uns
@nbafstett FHS fur eetbtube tiae ttnreenb GSeudbr
IetfunA, f AA3
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.4R S3Set1tz t1mo 0tqnprzS5anDlmmg
- epn 2. f.. ULMAN,

ca S1Sctns 11atb St0npr>S5ottOll1me
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1857 S 1858 paren pppbI ualitat unb Qautiat br oe
onee g.tnabr unc 1859 lit ebenipp perIprede1o 0oour
1T es mir mS0ti br quite aae br nebri9cm 4re:
so eo onBe asei Q8ene out @uternes su IS @ts BIZ
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8ptb- Is @tS Die SaOne betn ab bon 60 @aIOne
o zoo atfen g8eib b-g8tns Oas 9usenO gu 50.
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2OC y G9tteon Mar9ealr bO s.
so - Wt- geou 8e6en DO 6,
so y @bateau Ia Strange 30 10
800 sarOnsn Scr anS 58sr @bsia-2ssns gu 81, $lX
o,,. e. e. bic salnns; ;.r a. onAs
100 . Niereulener Ser gu $4H be.
200 Sod9emsr, S8atsu9sialsr me a nnb } sln6srs;
So So SO' SU b.. sursanSer assT 81 b. b..
IS 81, icing assrsae erpsas g $50 tte @aOns
@ros 0uspubf in alasa. gaaOeifa asres unb Unscat.
gSetne.
Trans5RIhsn nIanlcnet ~ $40 per SReenb 81 bic S[a9e
50 Riien dhen Que be A1ontebeIo.
R pn mir Ieb lo3tlta subereitet nb et BON allen Dab.
liten Suorecien,en 0ferire ib fclsenoe Nrtifel:
Humiliation iranSSl9em Sratnpen 20 @t8 bic Tla9e
NIB rrn 40 Gt8. bis 81 Die @jaupue.
Spu6nbldeu 9Sa6Dlber- Snapp8 (n) bon % Sts Bis rs
@ts be aicte uilb psn 70 Sta. bis $21a bic 8aQone.
alter reusr Jce0et-Slo-9pe uRA Sren- uappS, IS
Cts. bis 81 Se lads uls poa 40 Cts bis $2A bic Sal
g2bStep Botopia Nrac, 8erliner Ocppe tne ceutibeS
uub bpIan6Sdes Sriuter= g8el- Bitter Sdmei
aer Woaer- Bitter anjette- &oist- 8alle- Utanott.
0efeuiine-, Dlarasbinp= @crealS, Ablpntb, @Irp1ap
Smbeer- 8rCu,besr-, g8btrden- SSn9wer- Ntniutp.,
$50. gfprb- -@apitraBe.
R 8pn alien bn ggaaren saronte i9 bic Qualitit u,b
nebme iOlbe, penn nicbt befrisbt9ens 3nrnf'
emporium uno Deltiuaeur
No g. -@aptr.
Sunt21 III brittle EbIre BON Baltin1Cretru6e.
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Sunae 9ellte.

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