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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30
AN ACT to create an additional Land District in
Washington Territory.

AN ACT to create an additional Land District in
Washington Territory.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rcprc-
senatiues of the United States of Amtrica in Con-
Gress assemJLed, That, when in the opinion of the
President it may be expedcnt all the public lands
in the Territory of Washington to which the Indi-
an title shall have boon extnguished or may here
after be extinguished, lying east and south of the
following boundaries, shall constitute a new land
district to be called the "Coumbia River Dis
trict," viz: Beginning on the boundary line be.
tween the United States and the British posses
sions ond on the summit of the Cascade Mountains
at the nearest range line to the East line of range
twelve, thence South on the nearest range lines
on the summit Of said mountains to the line dvd
ing townships ten and eleven North, thence West
to the line dividing ranges six and seven west,
thence north on said line to the third standard
parallel, thence west to "Shoal Water Bay"
thence with the Shosl Water Bay, including any
islands therein, to the Pactc-the western bOun-
Diary OF said district above the line dividing ranges
ten and eleven and on the summit of the Cascade
Mountains, to be adjusted by the Department of
the Interior near the points before given as is
consistent with the lines of the public surveys
and the President shall be authorized hereafter
| from time to time, MS circumstances may require,
to adust the boundaries Of the land districts in
said Territory and remove the Offices when the
same shall be expCdcnt
SEC g And be it further cnactcd, That the
President be and he is hereby authorized to ap.
point by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate or during the recess thereof, and until the
end of the next session after such appointment,
register and receiver for said district who shall be
required to reside at the site of the land Office, be
biect to the same laws, and entitled to the same
compensation as is or may hereafter be prescribed
by law in relation to the existing land office and
officers in said Territory.
Approved, May l6, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30

SEc 4. And be further enacted, That the
compensation of the respective officers, for whose
appointment provision is made by this nc t, shall
be as follows: To the commissioner in full for
his services, the sum of fifteen hundred dollars;
to the secretary and interpreter, in full for his
vices, the sum of one thousand dollars; and the
President of the United States shall be, aud he is
hereby, authorized TO make such provision for the
contingent expenses of the said commission on the
part of the United States as shall to him appear
reasonable and proper and the said compensations
and expenses, aud kcwsse all that part of the
compensation aud expenses Of the umpire under
said convention, which Is required thereby to be
betrayed by the United States, shall he paid out
of any money ia the treasury not otherwis appro-
prated.
src. B. And be Il further enacted, That the
Secretary of State is hereby authorized and re-.
quired to transmit to the said commission such
papers or records, relating to the business before
the said commission, as he may deem proper, or as
may be called for the commissioners; and, at the
termination of the commission, all the records,
documents, and all other papers, which have been
before the commissioners, or in possession OF its
secretary, shall be deposited in the Department of
States Propidcd That this section shall not be
so construed as to prevent the commissioner on
the part of Paraguay from dcpositing in the said
Department certified copies or duplicates of pa.
pers, filed on behalf of his government, instead of
originals
SEC. 6. And he il further enacted, That the
amount paid out of the treasury, pursuant to the
provisions of this act for the carrying the said con
vention into effect, shall be retained by the United
States out of the money that may, pursuant to
the terms of said conventiUn be received from
Paraguay, and that the same be returned to the
treasury of the United States
Approved, May l6, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30
MRS. WINSLOW,
n EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Physician, pr
sentS to the attention Of Mothers, her
Soothing syrup.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHiNG,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng, by soft
enlng the gums, redu ing all ndammaton-wHi allay
ALL PAIN and spasmodc action, and Is
SURE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT, mothers ii will give rest yourselves
80 RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
we nave put up and sold this article for years
and can in confidence and truth of It, what we have
never been able say any other medicine never has
1t Jailed, In ---------- single instance
used Never did wINsLow' did We know an
Instance OF dis SOOTHING satisfaction by
any who u SYRUP. sed IL On the
its operations, and speak terms OF highest
oits magical snects and medical Wit We speak in
s matter "oF WHAT VIZ no KNOW" after years rXpe-
fience, AND PLEpGE orr REPUTATION FuLFuNfNr
where the infant suffering from pain and exhaust on
the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription of one of
the most EXPERIENCED and sKILFUL NURSES in New
Eng ana, and has been used with falling success
THOUSANDS OF CASES
!, II not relieves the child from pain, but
and energy to the whole system 1t will almost nstan.
relieve.
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND cHoLIC,
ana overcome COZ e----> yulsions, which II
not speedily eme FOR died, end in death.
We believe it the CHILDREN hest and surest
r, remedy IN the rEEfillNG, world, in all cases
dren whether arises from teehing from any other
cause We would say to every mother who has child
suffering from any Of the foregoing complants-do not
let your preudiees, the pr,judces OF ohes stand
between suffering child and the relief that viii be
sure-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURS-to follow the of this
medicine, timely used. Full directions for using will
slme of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is on the out.
side wrapper.
Sod by druggiSts throughout the world
Prlncipdi 0fcs, No. l3 Cedar 81, ~ Y Price
omyso Gents per Bottle. n39yl
For sale only in Millersburg by Or, J. K. RAIFF.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30
AN ACT To furnish additional Mail

AN ACT to furnish additional Mail Facilities
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatipes of the United States Of America in Con
gyess assembled That the sum Of twenty five thou.
sand, one hundred and sixty dollars, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
be placed at the disposal of the Post Master Gen
cral, for mail service ON the new post routes in
Western Kansas, authorized by the act of March
twenty seventh eighteen hundred and sixty: and
that the sum of four hundred thousand dollars i.
hereby appropriated to be applied on such Of tho
new routes established by the act entitled "an ac
to establish post routes," an act to estab |
certain postal roads approved June eleventh
fourteenth eighteen hundred and ffty-oight, a
the Post Master General may deem advisable.
! Approved, May l6, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30

AN ACT supplemental to an Act entitled "An act
providing for the taking of the seventh and sub
sequent Ccnsuses of the United States, and Ia
fix the number of the Members of the House OF
Representatives and provide for the future Ap-
portionment among the several States," approx
ed May twent third, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty.
BE il enacted by The SENATE and House Of Rep.
resentatioes Of Ire United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That there may be employed
in the Census Office, one chief clerk, and, at the
discretion Of the Secretary of the Interior, such
other clerks of the first class rs the requrments Of
the service may demand of whom the Secretary
may advance from time to time, not more than
ten to the second Glass; nine to the third class and
six to the fourth class.
Approved, May 5, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30
Approved, May 9, 1860.
AN ACT to carry into Effect a Convention b

AN ACT to carry into Effect Convention be-
tween the United States and the Republic OF
Paraguay.
BE 1t enacted by he Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatipes Of the United States of America in Con-
greSs assembled, That the President of the United
States, by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, shall appoint a commissioner, whose duty
II shall be, conointy with commissioner ap-
pointed by the government OF Paraguay, to in
yestigatc, adjust, and determine the amount OF
the claims ot the "United States and Paraguay
Navigation Company" against the government of
Paraguay.
SEC, 2. And be afIrther enacted, That the
President of the United States, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint u
secretary to said commissioner in behalf of the
United States, versed in the English and Spanish
languages.
SEC. ,. And be il further .aacted, That tho said
commissioner ON the part of the United States, in
conjunction with the commissioner on the part of
Paraguay, shall be, and he is hereby, authorized
to make all needlul rules and regulations for con
ducling the business of their said commission;
such rules and regulations not oontravening the
Constitution of the United States the provisions
OF this act, or the provisions of the said conyen-
ton
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30

AN ACT to settle the Titles to Lands along the
boundary Line between the States Of Georgia
and Florida.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Seneatioes Of The United Stdtes Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That whenever the dividing line
between the States of Georgia and FLORIDA shall
have been finally surveyed, approved, ratified and
the Secretary of the Interior shall be and is here
by, authorized to adjadicate upon principles of
equity and Justice, all claims, under sales or
grants by the State of Georgia, to lands which may
fall within the State of Florida, and all of said
claims which may be approved by him shall be
and are hereby ratified and confirmed; Provided,
however, that the State OF Georgia shall first rati
fv and confirm all sales and grants made by the
United States of lands in Florida which may fall
within the limits Of the State Georgia under the
final adjustment of the boundary line aforesaid
Approved, April l3, 1850.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30

GOLD DlGGlNGS DISCOVERED IN HOLMES co.
GREAT EXCiTEMENTI
500 Men. Women and Children Visit
ing the Mines Daily!
AN EXTRA TRAIN TO BE PUT ON THE TRACK To
COMFY THE TERROR STRICKEN POPULACE!
$1,000 , pe'G%s ms Ms ass9 aGS 9S:
poufhed up the foundations of solomons Temple to get
gold; but go to
A B FRT'S,
and you getit without ploughing.
King of Tyre procured much Gold fol solomon. The
problem is now solved hy going to
A. b FRY
and he will tell you al, about the Gold of Ophre
Poets have run mad and Historians ave collapsed in
dcpitchcrng the lust beauty radiant glow Of the
diamonds of Goconda. But what is all that in compari.
son with the spa king gems that CLEAN and glitter in the
Jewolry Store of A. B. Fry.
The Pearl seekers India have furnished matter for
the tragic and poared the hearts Of entranced
millions, by bringing up from the vastly deep pearls Of
pures ray serene" but in all that you must walk by
faith until you walk literally into the Jewelry Store o.
A B- FRY,
what your eyes behed what the heart
OF man (aud woman too) never conceived Of before.
Pzarro Peru Cortez in Mexico shed the blood Of
Kings and yassels procure their mines Of silver
ch was worked into vases and vessels and valua.
bles, now to be had of
A b FIR x
Solomon said there Time for things, but forgot
to mention that b. FRY had Tmc-pieces for all men,
and that he is the sole agent living for the best clocks
in America
SP Il TACLE
You talk ofseeing awful spectacle but the speota-
ces at A. h. Fll'S surpasses all SPECTACLES that Sore
Eyes behed. So little and big rich and poor high
and low, big and ugly every body and the rest fman
kind right aong-not with your Picks and Shove's
of hlh nj
Silver dollars old Jewelry and torn Sank Bill and have
it replaced with something of more benefit that may
go on rejoicing. Tell 1t every where that our
stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEJVELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE, FANCY
GOODS, 90, &c, SO,
cannot be surpassed either in quality or prices.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and all work
warranted.
To secure fine view call early In the morning.
y Room in Wrirch's block, North side Of Jackson
Street Mlersburg Ohio. A. b. fRY.
MAY, ls6l.-nllf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30

ANACT to provide Payment of Deprcdations
committed by the Whites upon the Shawnee
Indians in Kansas Territory.
BE aenacted By the Senate and House OF Repre-
Sentdtioes Of The unhed Siates Of america in Con,
gress assembled, Th., for the purpose of paying
claims of certain members of the Shawnee tribes
of Indians presented to Congress, at its present
session, for depredations committed upon their
property by citizens or inhabitants of the United
states, there be- and is hereby, appropria ted, ont
of any moneys In the treasury not otherwise ap.
propriated, the sum of thirty.six thousand seven
hundred and eleven dollars.
SEc. ?. And be il further enacted, That the
whole or such part of said claims rs shall he prov
ed TO his satisfaction shall he adjusted and paid,
under the direction of the Secretary ofthe Interior,
under the rules and regulations prescribed in the
"Act to regulate trade and intercourse with In
dian tribes and to preserve peace on the frontiers"
approved June thirty, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty. four: Provided, That it shall not be incum-
bent upon the parties claimant from the peculiar
condition of affairs in the Territory of Kansas at
the time the spoliatons were committed, to show
that the offenders were apprehended and brought
10 trial,
Approved, May ., 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30
CHEAT IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE ART,
WILLIAM KEE.

Would take pleasure in announcing to the otsens Of
w Miersburg, that he has taken the over DR. .
Bongs office, where he has an excellent sKY-LIGHT,
and with his experience in the Art having had the
vantage of being instructed in OF the largest and best
Photograph Galleries in the East he feels justified In
saying that he will make
PH0T0 RAPHS, AMBR BROTYPES
And all the popular pictures of the day attsung high
est perfection In the Art.
He dcdes competition, and claims that he will make
better pictures, on an avarage, than have been
made west Of the Mississippi. My results are certain
He would also call attention to the artistic grace
u position in which his subjects will be seated. 1t To-
unnecessary to remind the enlightened citizens OF this
vicinity of the nestimable value of fine and lfelike pic
ture of departed friend. Suffice to that safest
is to improve the present. for the past s yours.
and the future you cannot command.
COME ONE! CONE ALL!
To and get better pictures than have ever
West Il they do cost but fy cents each neatly enclosed
in good morocco e@s- Bring your cnildIen. He
claims not to be exceled in making child like and fne
pictures Of children. Bring them in the forenoon-aa
Mr. NJ. is not one who has the of travelling Ar
tst. There is no humbug about this circular.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteen.
WILLIAM MCKEE,
Main St., opposite the Book Store.
N2Otf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30

AN ACT authorizing the Corporation of Wash
ington City to make loan and issue Stock tol
two hundred thousand Dollars, for building u
Market house.
BE Hendcted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
scHfdtiUrs of hr TRHed Suites Of America in COn-
9rcss asscnblcd, That all the ground lying be-
tween Seventh and Ninth streets, and fronting on
Pennsylvania and louisiana avenues, now and hithr
erto used and occupied for the Centre Market, be
and the same is hereby ceded to the Corporation of
Washington, on condition that said Corporation
within two years after this act takes effect erect
thereon II market.housc. The said house to be so
constructed as to admit foot passengers through
only one entrance to the market on the north side;
market wagons and other vehicles on the south side
only, with means of exit for the same on Seventh
and Ninth streets, and to exclude marketing from
Pennsylvania and Louisiana avenues and the side
walks and payemcnts thereon. And for the pur-
pose OF erecting such market house it shall be
lawful for said corporation to create a debt, in
such form as may be found expedient, not ex-
ceeding the sum of two hundred thousand dollars,
Mt rate OF Interest not exceeding six per cent.
per annum, any restriction in tho charter of said
city or existing laws to the contrary notwithstand
ing. Propided ho,ocper, That the Government
of the United States shall. in no event whatever,
be, either directly or indirectly, liable for tho
principal or interest upon any loan which may be
oDIlneu uiller the provisions OF thlS nct ana tne
entire revenue OF said building shall, after paying
contingent expenses and interest on the stock,
be appropriated to the payment of the stock issued
in accordance with the provisions Of this act, aad
pronded, That the power herein granted shall not
be exercised by said Corporation until after the
second Monday in June next; and that this act
SHALL Immediately upon its passage, be published
by said Corporation in at least two newspapers
published IN the city of Washington, and be con
tinued until after the Corporation election in said
city in June next.
SEC. q And be il further enacted, That no
more than two hundred and twenty thousand dol.
lars shall be expended in building said market
house, nor shall any contracts be entered into
which involve larger expenditure for the com
pletion of the same.
SEC D. lHdbc il further enacted, That in case
this act shall take effect hereinbcfore provided
shall be so construed to vest the title to said
lots in said Corporation, so long as the market
house and apartments shall be continued thereon
and used for the purpose aforesaid aud no longer.
Approvcp, May 9, 1860,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30

which greatly facilitates the process Of teething, by soft
enlng the gums, relu ing all nhammation-wll allay
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE 10 REGULATE TtIE BOWELS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-20

H'Nrnurn Su eCdsE unc eir NucaatcM pre g,
r1rtcrn'nt7 III Gem nit ocm 80. Sum 1859 osoc.
I%Hn1tnrn Sabre 81 ~t;ltrritcn ftrucr $4,000
iar ros NAT TEN 80, 1uaj 1850 ntlaufcnrr 81.
%noniiIbr unc r;re wc'ttrt &ummc Won 400
coo 3Ur St'@tjuwa Ter %romtrn, @lrtS. fir
SrNnSpNr,frfcn, MadpGpjcr, BrjeIteu.el &C.
2Fcb' ala irbn Wlipnsu wurpru irmit orf Gin,
mai IN UmlGuf NHcet mo rrr @.tcmartt form.
lib u~tCrldmrmmt mrrccu. MfuTtu penn III =
3 item niGt cnNlih &c or wcrc.n!r
- Gti NEr ttr - ri ru lj,trr rimmLI-
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A1''io'nler on'Nab, N'rbIcntbt!t Gb in 9ui
nCt7 nitt meniscr eIe tlimuI. Gr murrc cnrflH,
n Nrrtro.t NtrbGitrt, rnr uuu i.ctte CO lIh br=
r1u0. c'B CT njti5 wcn'..rr Gle Gin rcittrr GGli.
Trrntcr lrneCrn Elm 3Ubirou4rpacI mar.
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ltdrb rad einem ~ldn9srrn itmrritichrn &ranfer,
lager in Ncw 2Urt am 10. 6s!r. Gr marp
to0i III Ernrol NCtrr II, errc,btc rrbm en-
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S'iNung uno reo;girte mob / br luna, cn SLY.
%nat>no. o5in. YIhtem CT m,lr re Sibr n.
1tts aid ricbeit. murre or itltit Sd.ulp Gle
t1ni lSO4 nal Zen Ec.. Sta3tcn unr n,rrn. BIN
III pcr'ht'rtncn IiGctcn Die VtltuuN p,u slb .
tern. 1877 tauitc er pa mos Spcrnb.us in
S1dm 'tre IT,. tCe nab ibm 8.rtu5 Spea,cr
aen mt nno pom GutlIlum l1rt pntfpn;jrt
10 'rce. Nnbcrctm tc dGitjItc or lih bier aud
htrrnruh. 10 !. =. nit her Neeuttru ocr Yrn
Ron 0iNN ItN, : k. *
SSt ano gunner. Orb Ut CO urrne0mlih I,tnr
AeNt'Nteit ais SdauirleIrr purb wSItat or SC.
ri ut rurrc.
@rcBcS Sour in 81 sc 8 G,iy. Sn
sltl Hcto Civ III Mrr GlroIino i'm picr;o
pan or at9rernnnt. . slt 6omjIirn linn pucuyh
9Npablcs Ncrcrprn uro Ter %,rluf lit nur
N%'tIrrtte 0crIihnt. GrrGc &ufrtaunr Ncrri6tr
II ctr um5eAcnr, mriI man nc 6rur Stru II llr
1as 9eer' cince BRA ritif crs y stt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-20
St5oNr3:s.

Sn Ger Vi YNrs Court flmcn ciniir ec-
"0bnlthC tIrjnc %rrarbcn sur q, baucIuna.
Sn Der cuttings Gpurt muror Mub. Sra
Yam weAtn nnNccBIlhcm Sp.rl III Sl35 Strnit
'tnr in rtr &Nit,n, ou~frrcem alcr nu,U ucib IN
30 Sage @cfGngniBitrtf ptrurtbc;lt.
Nbomo5 %Iauc unp Sianc =. rG1:f. nuoc.
tla9t, 9eItrbirnt 9Eaarrn srtauit III batcn, muf-
trn Yu 8 hNf' flr iDr ne t.rra &yitt men prr
pt;lrr( 0 1t md9rrnp rt5 nGhlten Grrmine lttQrn.
Am Ernntrt,N Nrcnp fam pas tc nc
&ohtcrhen res al GuvnItraBt mpbnrnren 6rn.
5clrrb Nn9lr nit ibrcn Îrn ,u nn5e an Z 6
%5tnmmcn rCe &nmjua, pir1rstcn cnt;lnreien lid
uno nrh etc Ole nui rus Wsid,ci cre &tnrre
t. rtCiCiICnrc Muttrr Die 6lammcn lGid,en ruan,c.
~ I rn9 &inp in Cincr IL cr'hrcdlitea NSci;c
perErannt. DAP cS am rarduf irl1cnpru Oioreeu
nah. Iic 9iGe Ter ormcn &t,inen mar bud,.
lt1bIith ntActraunt.
GIN nnlrGrS rcrdrt 80 llr9!iif e~rCiau.te
ltA am 0rcita9 NErno an rcr lSten StraIc. no
cine ShmNrit, Nanc9 Scott. int Gbnliter ian.
m@lUrr S&ciie ;u ibrrm Sore fam.
GerHrtiAr 6Guc. ce lriatr nuy III rft pcrtpm.
niln, lrutcn @.tcrn SIR &oriiht mnbnen.
- Ss III Itbi tt't CrtiNpNCnt.lthf Admrrthi'
&FrtincunN lr. ibcr bier ump Sa.timcrs b.ro
It 1T; iriitcn pjrr unO Ntm 2Iorf b,itrkt ctcl >
TIiIa cine rrcjr6hrntIitte unc lmiihrn Der nj
9btlAncIphiN zine 3mejmGh u!tihc Oamphttrif
&trtinrmra. ;3mjIhrn bier unp Mrriclf teltcbt
auBcrrcm cine t1AIdte 1ompfihif. Ncrbinruna.
SonntaNe aue9 nrmmeu.
- Ter %. 6rtrnar miro aud ii y 3abr
Nnrh einEn AnsiuA rte Milit1rS Ari.jcrt mtrpsr,
UNI r%rlpartrn mir, RAP auh RE lcutihe @pm
po9nie unter Gapt. MtQcr lid rttt ;oGtrih IA.
ran trttciIiacn mirp III rs il Gem Grinncrunl1e
tag rtS Bates pts &atCrlanrr5 alt.
Der llnobbdnBi9c 1urrYtrcin miro elci4inae
m acmieIben 2aAe mo 3pNr N1dm;tta9s cincn
umiu9 bAlten nno ZEN ~fritiihtn S1A nit encr
5bratcr &Oriteluna u.p &aa te Hlf,byn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-20
SE}rigGr.
2tmerifanifebc MISREPRESENTATION

%cr Surient bat ein rcd! ritl dte Yud, WIN
:. Wtlcp itcr lltrcn I0trifaticr rif lr,Ie w {.
'o'en sS 1T i'm S0ricuttihcn cine liter cprna
QUO cfm 6rnnlOiihen nit SuuIrutcnrn Ycn VI
y. Scctb. NWs rem Nrbanae crfag rcn mr.. RAT
IN 9rnnectjcut att DECENTRALIZATION t,iltbtn. ned e
nahsju Die 9Clammte ubrrniarufrir Ger Ncryjn
Staat'n rspraicniircn. St1l,ih mir Iit cinr,
St''bs "cn Sabren ihrn Yrnret ubycu na;t az
FERN Eanoern aliHfIDrttn. imprrtirtcu mir To
CHS auf bic gang Irete ,3cit), in an urlrrc "a.
'6eruhren opn @u9Ianp, Der S,bmri, II. Iront
reid. Srbt ltcint inccB Nueiat vortantcn. poE
mir auh IN picier Sr;iCbun1 Lidt nnr umirr Ct
genes Serurinib tefricrigcn, ~irnrcru and al
uer'9sn Se9enrrn mt Snih,nuGreu Y]sricroeu
,rerpen. SIM 9ab.s 1850 n~Trciirte fh ~. =,
ntlrn, Gin intsuigcntcr ameriflniItcr ubrmohrr
init ntebrerrn ancern ,ur fatritm1Biaen 6srjtel
lung Ger Sal6enubrsu, mptei perttI.rtc Wolhi
ncrien in Nupenruno famen. nm msia m, rio
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