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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06
Oeean Yadets unp Gelb Sef5rpcrunss, @pmmilFpn
&senteu:

o. edmibt -. 60.
SRea6p>, 6 ON mifftSHSs, 9peS1tiDnS> uab
Be6Iel- @ef6aft.
8risfe unb @adete, ieeters Bic gu 30 9funo@tpi6t, wsrssn
nit iebem rem bier ~abeebea6en 90f6dmpftr mad ireenb efnemOrts
Der gDelt (eOrSasIi6 8 euti6Ianb unb bic SGmtis) franfirt6i
our S:itimnuns cher tbsiIweile, prompt uns nit Der sr6BtsN Sibsr-
belt erpebirt, 9seen @aronte uno Sdein.
W { lei uno &nweifuueen. in ben 6autpldben ssa
ScutI6lons ,ablbar, tb su ben niesr9ffnGourien in benz V6iotn
Bureau III babeu.
@tlbauS5abtun9t GEN All iraea6 cine @pred. in DeutI&>
lamb, fsj ms 5aas gslsfsr 8eSen Suittuns.- 9aGass> 8iaets
Eur Reiep6fe.
Es.Sur aie5mOnS anb ~llmse8snb babtn mir 6rn. 8. 5aIIe
anlsre @aentur uksrtrnosa. 0. S6mtbt " So.
Wih auf Sbioes SeliebeHS, bite! Ua bF aeueiaten@I sr6ae meis
ser SreuRbe ppp &apbSItue g., l..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06

Dry-Goods s. Fancy, Store
am 9ieuen Wartts,
@de Der Srpao- Mns 6trn StraEe.
Q. sc. 81 c nbau ~smpietlt feinen Srrlnoen
uRo Dem 9ublifum lchn gut aHprtirtes Eager bon 5rlBs
aarcn, bic III pcn ~ttQi8irn Yretlsn a~bssgcben
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-06

so einwcir! bctumctn
uniern Sreuurer, ipirjc benz b~cutfbcn Wublt-
fum iiberbnupt, crloubeu mir inns ouf infer reid
bnIti9ea unp mpbloIrrtirtea Eager c6tcr Hbein-
rpeine oufmcrflam III modem. gGir o~crtauIen
o~teicibcn btQi9 uno 9arantirrr fir bic Gatbeii
elmer isben Sorte.
@aut8ter Ii. NIabcr.
SIR. IS 0Iain-S troEc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
Wise ann utbermise.


A PRAoTIcAL SprRITUALIsT.-A
dry old eodger; connected with the
railroad interests, man who listens
always and speaks little and was
never known to argue hobby with
anybody, has lately bscn all mouth
and ears, very communicative
spirituslist OF the ultra school.
He listened to and swallowed all
sorts Of things fremths other world
with so much plscidity Of assent,
that tbe spiriiuslist at last believed
him to be one Of. the faithful. A
Few days since, the spirilusliat said
TO his pupil, "ths spirit Of B-sp-
pssred to me last night, and ordersl
neto borrow FIVE dollass Of YOU fol
a certain purpose, which sss named
ayes, ! know il did, replied ths
one, sand isn't it strange! The same
spirit called on me bslf an hour after
ward, and told me not to let yol
have the money. ne il had made |
mistake 10 giving ysu the oraerl'
/ The pretended .piritu slist sasn
been TO sss the old codger since.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
ACoIt and a FiIIy.
NEW YORK, May 10th; 1856

NEW YORK, MAY 10Th: 1860.
To The Eds Of the SPIRIT Of tn
Times Gentlemen:-A dispute oe.
CURED between a friend and myself
as to the proper use of the term
filIy and colt. | say that the term
coli implies either male or female
(say when week old. My friend
saws the term colt only applies TO
: male, and "a Ally female at the
above age.
Yours respectfully, KnTucS,
Colt is tie name of a female foal,
until it is broken for the use Of man;
Il ia then called horse. =
Filly is the name Of female foal,
and is so called till it is broke
for mans use, and is then called a
mare
Webster TO the contrary; and nice
,,,r,a. a colt is not q flIy,-Ads
Spirit.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
Harris + Mckinney In Justices Court,

Harris + Mckinney In Justices Court,
u. Lincoln County,. Z.
Thomas o. Gill, Jrs Tennessee.
I'M the 3eth day Of April. 1860. Rnfus
" Harris, ore ofsthe firm of Harris &
Mckinney, fled his written affidavit in my
office praying that writ of attachmen,
issue against the effects of the said Thomas
o. Gill. and the said attachment having been
returned into my office executed by sum
moning II. s. Blakemore as garnisbee to
appear before me and answer what he is
indebted to Thomas O.. Gill, /, therefore. or
der that publication be made in the FAY
ETTEyILLE OBSERVER. a-newspaper published
in the town of Fayetteville, for four con-
secutive weeks, requiring the said Thomas o.
Gill to appear before me at my Office in
Petersburg, on Saturday, the 2Ist day
Of yusy, 1850, and answer said writ of
allotment. or final judgment will be rem
dered against him.
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
4 June 2l--4t--SS. Justice cfthe Peace.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Tee Long. = Dr. Barnes being in
clined 70 sleep during duh sermon,
q friend who vss with him joked him
on baving nodded now and then
Barnes infested that be bad been
awake all The time. "Well, then"
said his friend. s.csn you tell me what
the sermon wac sbeus?" "Yes,I can.
he answered, sit vas about IN hour
too long"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
ANCERY NOTICE.
William Tolley, Admir-. and othersl June

OH ANCERY NOTICE.
William Tolley, Admir-. and othersl June
rs Rules,
William Perry and wife and .otbersS 1860.
|HNs motion Of compliments by attorney,
" and it appearing to the satisfacfiors OF
the Clerk and Master from the allegations in
in the bill. that William Perry ard Elizabeth
NJ. Perry. his wife. are .non-resdents of the
State of Tenressee--Is is. therefore. ordered
that publication be made in the FAYETTE-
WILLIE OBSERVER. a newspaper published in he
town of Fayetteville, Tenn. for four successive
weeks. commanding said defendants 10 appear
at or before the next term of the Chancery
Court, to be holden for the county Of Il ucoln.
at the courthouse 10 the s:owai Of Fayette-
vii Q. on the 4fis Monday in As,gnst,
1859, and plead. answer, OF demur to com
plsuants' bill, otherwise the same will be
taken as confessed against said defendant. aud
set down for hearing er pa'te as to them.
~ r. FARQUHARS0N,
June 81. en-. 4 NJ
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

The QUINTEssENoE OF PATRIOTISM
Calling yourself H. Tompkins
Smith, or 7. Robson Jones,in emuls-
ton Of the Father ofour country, who
always signed himself re Piuribus
UIum."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Colone! Slotkins says that out 10
Indiana where he keeps tavern. the
boosters drink so much new corn
whiskey. that "tassels" grow out
through The crowns of their hats. and
the "silk" hangs through the holes
of their tro wsers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

A young lady.on Long Island pro-
poses to run a foot race with any
young man under 2 !, in Brooklyn, the
distance being enc mile. Truly this
is something rare, rich, and racy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Qnilp, who Isalssyer, says that
the law provides a remedy for SOB
e,ructing ones lights" and, be
thinks it q remarkable oversight,
that the law, aforesaid, provides no.
remedy fer obstruction Of the krsr!
Sure enough.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

A cynical bachelor says he OBJ
jects to being lief: alone with mar
ried woman, because she invariably
profits by the OCCASION to tell him
how deeply she hates her husband
a piece Of information entirely ub-
necessary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Sems sharpers seem to aos upon
the assumption, that, if they cheat a
poor fellow ont ofshis land, be has no
ground Of complaint.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

A WOMAN s topgae. it lie said, never
runs down, but il is often ilI-n.tuted
and voiuble enough 10 run dosn
slmost everything eiae.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Quilp and his wife had bit Of con.
teniion the other day. II Own you
have more briIiisncy than !, said the
woman, "hut | have the better judg-
mens." "Yes," said Quilp, "your
choice in marriage proves tbst!'--
Quilp WAS informed that he was q
brute.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

In making Al estimate Of man
or woman, don't tske the dress into
consideration. It's the value of the
blade that you inquire into, ret the
scabbard.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

The editor Of tie Bethel Gcnrier
says he bss - piece Of land up in
Paradise" A bad investment feI
40 editor! IT. is to he feared he Il
never occupy it. ,s-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

A doctor, detained in court As q
witness. complained to the judge
that if he -as kept from bis patients
they might recover in his absence
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

A Canada paper says: GA manu-.
factory ofcorn-starch has been erect
ed at Prescott" A stiff building
that.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Men and women, as they grow
old. frequently te,aks themselves 10
smoking 10 their old age they have
piping times.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
farm anu Garntn.
Extraordinary Cure Cor Deafness.

.-~~~-->-~-~-----~-~---O--
Extraordinary Cure for Deafness. [
A new discovery, made Dot long
since in Paris, exeites great deal
of nttention-not merely on aecou Mt
of its intrinsic importance, but be-
cause of the melancholy result Of it
to the discoyerer. Il appears that a
Mdlle, Cleret, fchoolmistress, bad
been ,ior msIy years vary deal, but
one DAY she bought some thread,
which YVES wrspped in a leaf from
some work Gu geography, which had
fallen still born from the press and
been sold for waste paper. She read
on it that certain peass Mt, would
cure themselves Of deafness by ex
posing their ears to certain em'na-
tiona. She fori hwith began to make
experiments on herself guided TO
different objects DO. by chemical
knowledge, hui simply by accident.
After having used the most paiufal
substances, she bit upon the sub
stance she now uses, and expert.
encing tho good effects on herself,
she appliedit TO her pupils. Tsen-
ty-nine children were attended by
hcr, aud in every instance sdvsn.
t6gseus results were obtained. Two
chill lren, decided by approved medi-
cal men 10 be incursbly deaf and
dumb, we're completely cured by her,
Seven other children we're attended
by Der under the supervision of 9
committee; these children were com.
pleiely deaf end dumb. All oftbsm
after receiving her attentions FOL
eight or nine months, were evident.
Iy greatly improved.
But Mdlle Cleret was poor-ex
irsmely poor-apd she HrOts 10 th'
Minister of Public Instruction, IN
nouLcipg her discovery. and s.kins
the State 10 make it kuown. DE-
Behier was ordsred to examine th,
claim he reported in favor OF grant
ing her very considerable pecuniar,
assistance, and asked that medics
committee be appointed 10 exsmin
profoundlyinto Mdlle Clerst's method
The committee consisted Of Mon,
LIEUT., Mons, Derard, Mons. George
Ritz, Velade G.bel, Mons Rape
Mons Pillett and DR., Beheir. ]
first met in October, 1856, an
every three months thereafter, TO e.
anime The state Of The children col
fded Mdlle. Cleret's care. Viii
they were in the midst OF this stud,
the poor fchoolmis.ress went ms
The contrast between Der exeessi,
poverty and her new independent
ef fortune--between TIE obscurii
of her position and the fame give
by her cuIe--were too much for b
wits. She is now confined in !
matte asylum.
The medical means used by Md
Clsret WAS "sulphuric ether pour'
directly into The ear IN dose
four or Eve or six or eight drops
day." Usually this agent produc
only a Sigh. degrees Of sensibiliiy
pain. After it has been used I
fifteen or twenty days the operat
msy suspend its use for ssserai da,
10 retain its energy better, and th'
resume its use. The applicable
may be continued, If not indefpitel
At least fora very long period Of time
The committee fu,ber ssys: "Ti
;nnocuousness Of this substance (sr
phuric etber) is more than demo
strated by the numerous eSperlmen
we have Witnessed" 1t ia said th
the cure has not yet failed in ar
Of the numerous cases to whch it b.
been applied.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

The girl who succeeds in winning
the true love ofa true msa mskes
q lucky bit, and is herself lucky
miss. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12

Paying proper tribute to the
EMews-shrowing backing bottles
from your chamber window among
collection OF serenading eats.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
PERFUMES AND EXTRACTS
InseIyent Notice,

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk of
Il the County Court of Lincoln county,.
Tenn. upon the suggestion of the adminisira-
tor Of the estate Of Henry L. Smith, dec, of
the insolvency Of said 1eceden's esfate---no-
tice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk Of said Court, properly autbentica-
ted, on or before the 20 IA sissy cf Gese-
her. lS6o, for rrorata distribution, or they
will be forever debarred.
NATHAN MCCLURE, Admir-.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-12
Trust Sale.

= N pursuance of the provisions of deco
II of trust executed to me as Trustee, by
Isaac Short, on the 9th day of November
1857. aud now on record in the Register,
Office of Lincoln county, Tenn, I will Offer
for sale to the highest bidder, at the court
house in the town of Fayetteville. on Sat-
uT6ay, the Eath day Of susy. 1860
all The right, title claim ard interest that the
said Isaac Short has ID and to I wn very likely
NEGROES Caroline aged about 20 years. and
her child Susan, aged aboutl8 months The
two viii he sold together. ssf
TERMS:-Said negroes will be sold on
credit Of IL months, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security, and lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid. The
titlet said Slaves is believed to be go d. but
1 shall convey only such as is vested in me
by said deed of trnst.
JAMES A. TALLEY, Trustee.
june Z, 1860.
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naF 9On @eit'a res sn%acariHsnen (fatt Nnst,

MIR Son Ssit'n ees sluaeNrifemcu (itott qlnae,
aanslib unprrrceirt.
= SIrn rft wuree Die Graae ouf fen
mas fur Elm lluterirtie6 smiften ciuem slm,rita,
ner Hne einrm Gin9tnoutertcn lei. ii. Nn,mrrt
taatrts CANA ri6til: Ter Nmsrisnacr m,hr bisr
IL roraei, fiitbsm Nr,uee ic,nc Griteirun, min
'enp Ger Gtnrauesrrr tie pcritiFotuariioIl,n SM,.
ctn tcim cFft II Wt'erteu res onatr,Faniihsn 9s,.
oenS 'ar Sttau TRACE. Gise chen 10 tr,dsnn
'n'Tcft sae tItr,li6 unlcr gaurEmaun 6. e,. g.
&C; ppn einem Nmerit4ntr Nsfra;i murrs. mas
mr. sn ants; ih'cr IN iRcn cinsm .,S5itmonn
ND 'theH S:sG te III. @.n r.baermib rte
''r Mefraetc: esr TGthman t,inat lsin Nicre
90 Tan 3n9fl in Gin S6ii, m1tteut ter Siro,nifr
= felm Shwani b rauS istt = NIS Grl1uts.
RING ricir gluh6iuns ettnc ;ycta nc.s N!s ne
eFt I'M edp tpl Square iebenne Jlsi,er- Sta.ue
SSaibtnAtens. bic tefauntli6 in M'intcn oe,c i.
'en wuree. in elmer tplGnotihen SarTe an Gues
oir loten StraBe ~lanset., mar % Ger trlcnrecy
9esrienc Sbman3 ees If.rp 6, rsr ,uerit aus
Dem S6'nsraamt ttrauNsetutt uno nit 4 Nf,r.
Cen nadb rrm Gapitol Ga iars aebratt wuro,
Sft @ eaae ipatsr aela"a sS, RE ~tclc0lit St,.
tue irltls btrausiutciG,rsru uuo ccn, pprauo,.
EA@nA'r''n ShwaUir foiNrn ,u laItu. Dcm W,r.
|9intfr lob Dir Vuf, Trut die al icpsfn, fitpen,
1ar'' une gar . raluaen irin.
Nud RE reuilrc Siaer Grmpaanie. Cart.
9Hu'r rirr Nh IN Der bout etn Seicr ttibtili
''n' NM 'rrdr rifo iie bsutr gum crIfu Nialc in
brfr n'nsn nn'fcrm ausridea. S0tt bcfen, eas
,urn n IL" sEtfpredsenc'n Uni. rmSmrtler, prt
''s''f an" Gin lbr frit ;p;el'scr III, risi,r Goa,
Slanls oiele neue mn %tibtiNe M,tIlireer ;rat.
i4hrt %trren, Tic uaiicrmcn ticiten ct Gi,ea
fAhm rcr Grm aln'e. wccurb IS rirem Ser:
''tRi Ntmadt it r',ltr Gpmra0nic lei ,utr, tc,
Ter g;ttbabtr- 5hcdtsr Ger in MILO an
natNioi9'nNtn gNcataI els yufi lei ,3at M,
Srrb" AR N"fahruns t%rinarn. NuSerctm fcm
men abr audi nrh on icucm gtenp e,niac :.
elraur 'ur Multiplying. rie 9 mtb aqatmstn o..
irrrCbtn pcrrcn.
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Die beutiac TenIid esif.

Nm beutigen 5oae, .rrm G'e6ur;c- usp 0,ersnf
Gage ciuss u%nitrrr arGstrn s~taatSmGurt~. ses
unit'rtlt6'n sshrg Clay r,d II 9lams mir s.1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES etcicS Staateneuupes itsif
"ef'rahien iein rire, iap,t Die fsi,rlite Gntbil
liin9 ces Stdnrtilpts eisies StoatsmorneS nan
ras bic Camsn SirSinisns 8entuds's a,Estsa
Gptne trutr lcbea.
unitre hsmrtrdttlde Gstssstwua bat In eue,
ierer leBtcn SiEr,nsen t"ereitpiu at ,insu Nt,b
tim eapttui Square CUR auIsIIuno c,s s,onr
p'etS pes "t'nncS anStmic;ep, Der, ais 0tHne,r
hho 0hersr Ter T5ispattsi,- Ger princip;caitc
VeSner Der Scmpttatis mar. Gin ,cldber 6 IN, :,
's ansrtenncnspertb. Ter 0;as, NO rs vatot,,,
Su fsnen trnir,en mirp, 1T nnlerer 2,nttt not,
ltto.r tt'n gut 9emdfi,Sr, pa Der srtie runcc pI,t,
an cer pauptfrrrtspcs Snpi.ct .. ,p,t p,r b.r,i,
Isn Serniiht NAT Siptn unp peu ,cm, ,,,,,h,r
Sa'tsS, nstt slrtiprehcnprr aert1sa miro
Dt 9eul'Se 0ttcr irtrr nnN ws,e c,r trrcr
ia9euoFfn M9'tner oar 3eetjett briuoen, ste purt,
'ere ee;lnabme 0n,ecrislben r,n.arpeen 5pe,,r
hur e'nsn i&nl:iSen &rituk parbrnoeu. lIu;r
"eap0r,. ais Gin BsreSrcr uno Anbluosr Srn5n
e'0HS' edf, um Die btutt9e 5cicr rstt murci, N
maWfh' etnen' Anfrut ertaiI II uuc ii, bi,io,,
9ur9er erluhtj ttte 0tihd,ts, ptals nm hour
aSSs 5h laliebea uno lib tem 5rit nas on,n.
l@lesea.. G>v@iB nib S.tcrmamn, m.s ppl I,
i'Pe" VianetnS CT an0 Fin mSge, p,rien Qnjru {
germ 00l9s %leilten. Is 9Th ia rtlts: 4rcGcs 3cp
Hn eprsH, unp Gin Splt tbrt lib lsit,r. we.u &c
istne 2ooten cbrt.
Yer 6sltiu9, Gem f6 unftr GANGS MttaS,
ahl@l'sBt' forntrt lh nm II llsr an Ntaiufrsrt
10 Cap CIR tstte 6li9sl az Gle q. Siraee itSR.
lest i'1 rann @aiufrsrt b.tdufj in y w.euna
BIS CUR 5ten, se9t eanu tis> lur 5rcnttin, Srauf
I'm efrdul bis CUR 5olilbcc 9eu bier ,nr 93rrap.
oFo''pr1be en'lanA.tis CUR 9ten uue trast Nm
o1nn yen Ner ans iii rts Gapuct &1uare. Nab
oee"rl9ter de'sr tr9itt iih Der ,3us picrsr in 90.
rt5er Srrnuu9 na& SrpGrifrdgs unp werOtu bic
f~lnseInsn eOmpasn'sen uup Capitalization. bier
entIalen.
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ErrAeaan.. Stein nnD WIasmaaren Wna,lit

FrrieuHn', Strtn nnp OldSpaarsu. Weld,lft
nm sseerten eeh;lftn pnolttlm IL tnne. eab an ttr @dt
seT Sroao une Critcn Sraft etn cnrrmeS 2as,r pu onrr.
pane 9elHlr tt it 8durmmibide&ii rtablir, III, ip,lb,S sos
''nSlss etu!lfc St'@ait eititr Art Ill 8itm no III. llnItr
F!ltr uto e'dtrin, r6hsI autr Nrt, RSs,t. unp 5snt,n.
len. sanpen srn Sinn, @lcG, Britannia uuo iilpsrpIaiiirte
-4h'rer:ttcr. Sple2eI unb Sri,ssleIairr alltr Wrrsen. -
urge sSaarcr unp Spiclieus &c. &c. sIwrtrptrfSuf ~ r,Srn
. sotletlissli li"cen, btt uns crit rpriulp~encn, "a ,r I'M
oIanee IT. tbntn 1uSnGhnrsIpeilc ttuiS %eerfsuitt m fonnsr
SN1ap II. Nrmp. odr Der 3. u. @rr,hlr.
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cfamntntacsmnae
@rs. 9. 6ettse,
Sestid's sebanune,
SrpocltraBe. spilhsn Der 6. mno Z.
s.. 9f6fh,

Artist, Painter IN Fresco, Encaustic and OIL.
9r'sat Wpbnnnaen. 67fentlitc WetSucs: .Sir.
den, bctelS nne Saatn mtrceu aufs @slbmod
VOLT; eeecrirt.
Ati6o 3'm'ncreeden unb 9Sautr atnntt sinfad
uho NfraciNrt in petmiarte. ~;SIoalen. Burners
20 lsrr (Sign's) uur IRE Qrt Ycn Oruom,pt,I
9f,lfrsi m'rN auSNtii5rt i'm tslfen @tsle.
Yrobrn lt;ncr Nrtc;t tGnnen aclrh,n merr,,
IN rem aneau ee0 @.rsin. Staotsn SapitclS y,
2S1lhtn9trn, NO er nabs an 4 Sabre ais 6r,ser.
Psirtfr lnter Ter friction pcn Cart. Ntcias
une eapt, 8rantlin nuseirut aemcI,n.
SroreS mttotn crtaclenarncinmtn In Ssiuer
sepenun9: Srcarir., miiben Ser 1t,n u. PIN
SlraBs, an Der Cdr Ger 7teu uno Srpornr unr
%ettertor 80, N~,ttmunc, ia.
StAeeenlt s. GGtb.
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