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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
WHOLE NO. 400.
A DrolI Espedieat,

a ladies' shoe maker in Paris, named
j Matthew, being hard up for money;
lately conceived the idea of writing
his memoirs, together With, to use
his own expression, '.the biography
Of the feet Of all bis customers.
! He sent circular, together With q
proof sheet, to every one Of them,
politely stating that any lady who
might wish her name not TO appear
IN this book must be good enough to
remit him the sum of fl.teen francs.
The following specimens Of bicgra-
ply Sere read in eoart, on bis trial:
''AIalAme A-lives Rue
No-Grst floor, married in 1874;
three children; pays badly; feet very
difficult TO fit, iastsp tco fat, two
corns and three bnnions; walks awk-
waroily, and wears her shoes cut in
the inside very fast
',lIadame B-,R Rue, No.,
two pair back; still an Old maid;
borrowS ehildFen to take with her in.
10 The TuiIleries Garden; pays her
bills, but makes hard bargaius; feet
spreaiingtoss erowdiug one over the
other; twc eoras aud a buBion.
"I idameIi-.R -.Rge-.No.S--:
9Th tlooF; formerly kepta eook shop;
has two sous, Ptivates il he army
Of Al'iea; tNo unmarried Daughters;
gives her chii,lrea nothiag,and never
I nys until served with wit; feet
fla. large, and fatty. aGd very apt tc
burst the feathers; a great many
cerhs and buEiols, al mixed up
Severed Of -the ladies applied to
we're weak eno0gh to pay the fifteen
rancs, bnt others complained TO the
police, and the literary shoemaker
Vas condemned to Imprisonment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

The vie of Elisha Ho'pFs, Of
HGlmdei, Monmouth county, Penn.
scratch q one. .ef her thumbs With a
lin j few days since, and ;iea With
the lockjaw fom tie eff c.s Of il in
less than eighteen hougs-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
pAIETTHVILLH, TENN: THURSDAY, MlRCHi5, 1860 =.

tree, (now Quincy Mass, July 1ltb
i]767, graduated from Harvard Col
lege in 1857; and studied law. II
1896 was Minister to the Neither.
lands, afterwards to Portugal and
Prussia, in 1903 United States Sen.
asor, then Professor of Rhetoric in
Harvard Coilegt; in 1863 Minister
to Russia; in 1914 at Client, signt d
The Treaty of Pace; in 1915 Min
is'e' to England; and VAS Secretary
of S ste eight years under Monroe.
In 1924 he WIS elected President.
In 1880 elected TO Congress, and
remained until he died Feb. 2Sd,
1913.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Seventh President. was born in
Waxhaw. South Carolina, March 10,
1861 At thirteen he joined the
army: WAS Wounded. aud taken plis-
oner. In 1856 was admitted TO he
bar; 1876 elected 10 Congress from
Tennessee, ard in 1877 70 the SEN
ale; frem 1898 10 1904 Judge Of
the Snrfem NE Court Of Tennessee,
IN 1914 major general aud captured
Pensacola. Jan. S. 1914. he fought
The battle Of New O,ltans In
1921, Governor OF Florida. Ia
1876 Z. S. Seuator from Tennessee.
aud in 1928 elk 5cted Pre- sideht. In
1882 reelected. lie Gied June Stb,
lS43.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

What have you to rsfn5rls, mad
an, about my nging?' 'Nathing.
sir, it's not ssI1arksbk,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
JAMES BUCHANAN.

Fifteenth President, was born in
PENNSYLVANIA. franklin connty, Aprii
23d,l791. receiveda classical cd
ueaiion, and studied law in Lancaster
county which has since been bis home.
He was twice elected to The Legis.
latore, and WAS in, Congress from
1920 to 1880. In 1881 Jackson
gave him the mission 10 Russia. On
lis return h, WAS elected 10 the e. s.
Senate ani twice re-elec'ed; and in
1S4S Mr Polk appointed him Ssere.
iaIy of State, In 1858 he was Miu-
ister TO England. lie returned in
May, 1858; and was ioaugurated
President, March 4, 1857.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

Twelfth President, was born in
Orange County, Va, November "a,
1884. He was reared a sarlner in
Kentucky. In 1908 entered the
United States Amy; in 1914 com.
mapd tie expedition against the
British and. indians on Rock river;
in 1882 was engaged in the Black
Hawk war; 10 May, lS47, fought the
battles of Palo Alto aud Resaca de
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

A wag calle,i 'a,oadlin the pit Of
Drury Lane Tbeatra--"Mr.s Smith.
your house is enfre,1 shercupon
"a hundred sand twenty-five Smiths
rcses;san.l then hs c5n;ianed, cit
is Mr. Jshu Smiths house" ten
sat down, ssasiag a prepqa1eranca
iot a huudr d and fifteen johns ia a
'net amount Of one huGafed end
ttaenty >iss Smiths. G
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

It costs no more to be miserable
than would make US perfectly happy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
MARTIN VAN BUREN.

Eighth President was bern at Kin
derhook, N. Y, Dec. 2, 1882. In
1903 Lewas admitted 10 the bar; aud
in 1910 appointed Attorney Gen
ell OF the state. In 1912 he vas
elected to the State Senate; in 1916
was appointed Regent OF The Uui-
sersily aud il 1917 reelected 10
b. Senate. 10 1921 he was elected
10 the Z. S, Senate, reelected in
1927, and in 1928 elected Governor
uf New York, Ill 1899 Gen. j tx
son Setrelaiy o! State, 1881 Miu-
is''r TO England, in 1882 elec,ed
Vice Presideni, aud 1886 fresident.
lie is still living.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
Gemple nf Ghe Muses,
NOTHING.
By NOBODY.

1
NOTHING.
I. - BY NOBODY.
I'm thinking just now of nothing.
| For there's nothing in all / see;
And fm well pleased with nothing,
And the world is nothing to me.
So l sing the praise Of nothing,
For nothing is perfect and true;
And Pm maGly in love with nothing,
Though that's nothing to you.
Ibegan my life With nothing.
Anl nothing on nothing lives;
For the world is good for nothing.
Aud nothing fornothing gives.
Moreover Isprans from nothing,
! And nothing sprang from me;
A nd my Muse is fond of nothing,
| Ard nothing her theme shall be.
At home they taught me nothing,
/ And nothing learned at school;
And began work at nothing,
And nothing has made me fool.
Ard 20 have taste for nothing,
And nethirg I ever would choose;
And ali ! am worth is nothing,
And nothing have 10 lose.
Hence place my faith in nothing,
For nothing viii long endure;
And i've learned to count on nothing,
'For nothing, you know. is sure.
And keep on singing Of nothing,
For rothing is On ny mind.
And the world it tends to nothing.
For nothing is in the wind.
Tins rve clnrg through life to nothing.
And in nothing put my trust;
For tae world amohhts to nothing.
And nothing is more than dust.
1U,pia ihat iGs aJ.gqt 1|sst Aga.1
All! woull we mi ght meet again,
Nor part 'til life's decline:
For know that thou, golden chain.
Doth bind this heart 20 thine;
a chain whose tenlrii viii entwine
While on this earth | rove
Which nausht bnt love cun e'er dissolve, !;
The magic chain OF love
All! %ouid that We might meet again.
For lone and dreary are G.t
The hours, when thou art from my side, 4
Yet loves my guidlng star;
And still amidst the darkest hours, s
Twill sweetly point to thee; -
For thou .his hearts best treasure art,
And thou shalt ever be. - 'es
Yes! woald that we might meet again,
Thy smile fain would see,
But dost thou, when midst other scenes.
Stillcast one thought on ms?
Doth thy fond mem'ry e'er recall
The hour when last we met?
The hour with joy and gladness frrusht,
This heart eau ne'er forget
All would that we might meet again;
Iwoul,tth the hour might come
That "wliere thou goest l may 60"
And rhere shall be my home;
Yet still, as days side swiftly oy,
Though joy or sadness reign
This hopeFf fondly cherish still
That we may meet again. s9frsi -sf 81
Saaeap Ma SUNSHINE.
Ny heart, my hear. is SAD and weary
Very sad and weary now;
falling on my pathway. -es
Shadows on my aching brow; e oS3
Shadows gathering ontbe bosom.
Throbbing uow with anguish wild;
Shadows e'er while thoa'rt absent =: r
From mo thus, nv darling child.
As in dreams se'en now see thee, y
2 With fairy grace before me glide;s
And now sec thee sweetly smiling, q
Sadly smiling by my side ass -
Now / see thy soft eyes, darling, Sc
Tear-fillell gazing in my own; 49,
Feel thy dimpled arms around me- =.
Wake-a!as! am alone.
aCARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA.
--In one ot the famous wars between
and Rome, about two tbou-
sand FIVE hundred years ago, Ilnnnl-
bal, the Carthagenian leader, and one
Of the cost wonderful men of antiq-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

b To Sandusky, Gaio, l,tsIy, little
fellow two years old was missed and
the whole house searched Cor him.
The anxious neither at hist OPENED
the wash-room door, aud = whst * sight
she bebeld Her little bey had'ges
bis fathers shaving utensils and
having covered his fee witil,a pIen-
iifal supply of lathef, was standing
'tip toed' in chair belUre glass
with an open racer trying TO shave
bis baby face! Hearing the door
open be turned partly around ane
disclosed to bis horriiied molbertgo
sanguinary streams erimsoniug the
white lather upon hisclleek. the bar
barous razor having Inflicted gashes
there IN bis primary Efforts at sha-
wing. She k ssed him fiIsfana then
gave him another barbarous lsthering.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

The Kansas question is destined
TO igure cree more in Congressional
d, bates. The Black Republicans in
sist upon the immediate admission Of
Kansas into the Union as a State ;.
without wailing for the requisite pop
ulation fixed by the law Of the last
Congress; aud to this end Mr. Grow
has aiIeidy Introduced bill which
will soon be reported ufOn by he
Territorial Commiitee Of the House.
1t will be supported by tie Black
Republicans and opposed BY tho
Daiion2l Democrats. The Southern
0pposiiion.it it is understood, will divide
0pon the question; Davis. Gi.mer,'
and Ethetidce vatng with the r pub
lieaps. aal Bolelsr, Smith and May
narl voting With ,Dsmecygts. Il is
thought that the bill vii pass ths
House and be dele lied in the Seuate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
FRANKLIN PIERCE.

Fourteenth Pr sieent. was born
at lIitiss'oroug'i, N. II November
23a, ls04. lie was graduated from
Bo.,toin College, 1924; admitted TO
legal Practice IN 1926; elected to
the Legislature 1929; in 1892 WAS
Speaker Of The Honse, and in 1888
elected TO Congress; in 1887 was
elected to the U. S Senate, which
Office be filed until ha went to Mexi-
co as Brigaaler General 10 1917,
whese he vas engaged in several bat,
ties. He was elected TO the Presi-
dency, and inaugurated March 4,
1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

~ g. .
: Eleventh President, was born in
Virginia. in. 1868, and remo,el to
Ten nfsst in 1906. where be resided
until called TO lha Presiden 'ial chair.
lie graduated from the University OF
North Caroina in 1878, AMI was ad-
misted to the bar in 1920. In 1928
he was elected to the LtgislaturF, in
1925 he was elected 10 Congress, IN
1886 Speaker Of the House, q lost
he filed for Eve successive sessions
in 1899 he WAS elected Goyerner Of
Tennessee. and in 1914 was elected
to the Presidency. He died at bis
residence ut Nashville. June 10,
lS4S. ~ f 8.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

IL Palma; in September took Mon.
tetey,in February, 1917, fought the
great battle of Dueua Vista. March
4:h, le4S. he was iuaugorated Pres.
iden',and died IN efIice, July 8, 1850
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Thirteenth President, was born al
SOmmer Hill. Cav uga county, N Y,
January 8. ISC0. worked on a farm
until he Was fifteen. learned the trade
OF a cloi hltr, ut nineteen comnpnced
The study Of law, teaching school
70 deiray expenses, and in 1929
was admitted to the bar. in 1929
was elected to the Legislature; in
1852 te Congress; in 1876 reelected
and also in 1888; in 1917 wasel. cted
Comptroller ol he State, and resign
e,i Vt for lie Wee President ia lS49.
July 0ih, 1850, on tho death OF
Preside n; Taylor, tir. Fillmore be-
came President. lie resides in Buf-
l,,lo, New York
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15
WILLIAM n. HARRISON.

Ninth President, was lorn Feb
oh, 1918, in Berkley, va, gradoaicd
at llampden Sidney Colltge. joined
tie amy in 1871, and was appoint
ed Governor Of the Northwest Terri
tory in 1897. ard in 1899 its FIRST
delegate TO Congress. He was GuV:
elnof OF The Territory of iudiana thir-
teen years ln 1911 be fought the
battle Of Tippeeanoe, in 1918 that
Of Fort Meies and OF he Themes.
In 1916 he WIS elected 10 Congress
from OHIO, 1924 10 the Senate, 1928
Minister 10 Columbia. S. A. lie
was inauguraled PlesNieni, Maich
4ih, lo41, aud did April 4, lS4l.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-15

Tenth President was born in
Charles City, Va, March 20, 1880.
AT seventeen b. graduated with dis
tinction and studied law.aal In 1926
he was eleited Governor Of Vnlinia,
and also re-elctt, d 10 the United
States senate, of which be WAS Il, ctr
ed President PRO tem.1 In 1911
be was elected Vice President. ai!d
on the death Of liarrison be sue.
ceeded 10 the Presidency. nIle nov
resides near Williams burg, Virginia
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-09

Die untsriethnctGt. lenten bic AufmerfIamfeit
son Wtsperoertaufern auf i6r Eager BON @rrcr,
rtee, prcptltpns, Mrhl, @iGarrcn, &autabat unS
lcnltlge Artltei, bic 9elpGbnlih in einrm perarti.
gen Wpplelaies@ rihGft gefibrt mtrpen. gclcn.
pers MAIDEN le auf ibr reidhes g4ein. uno Qiolur.
Wager aufmertiam. 2pe bie1e QHaaren ulIrper
auf nbrpli&en Mdrftsn unp meiaens fir Soor
sefauIt, irssbalb mir Sci pinttlideu Se,o6leru
5u aubert btaisen 9reiicn Y~ertoufrn t6nnen. -
Die epn uns ais dht earantirten Sranbies mir
9Bsine ine etgene Importation, uno weper oe.
rnii6t, nod mit 3aiasen i6Gelider Stofe Der.
ebru, ME tteles bel pen i'm gforesn aeFauften
SSdaren nur gu oft Der SAD 1T. Der berilbnte
UW. Wallaee's 9ure MUuntain Dem" gS,tstey,
ren Dem mir RE ~eiu3issn 8srfdufer fnp, MIR
an 0ehalt uno Cute Don feinem innerbalb Der
Der. Staaten 9ebraunten 98bisfey isertrpffen.
urler wager brlteet aMberpem NOD aus:
lOOO SaB ertra unr %iuperine NeGl, unter be.
neu bic BON Sadern 9eiuhten Scrteu Stem.
Srleans, Qorto JticU unp CUBA 3uder unO Mu.
laNss; 500 Sag Gut 9paf, @ruibrr, QowSereO
uno R~afes3uder; 100 Rifen 39te 800 Giheu
Srife uno Gihter; go. l uno SO. 3 Nadete.
une 5erin9s; frii6e. quite @Oiben Butter, BON
Der mir pOtentlih SsnOungen rr6al!en QarS,
Bacon Stree, Dame, SBCuleers unD 8reans
Sal3, Starts, gralt pUwper, semaglrnen Safe
n"v yFHrt pellfen, Selen, Glmer uno aue bic
lonftl9sn NrljFeI, Die in elmer 0rUeers sew66nli6
perlan9t pereen.
6srnsr; ~ @nlace's 9urc Mcuntain DEW
sSpl''" blOn's, luscalpoia Slods, SnUn.
D .1nanbGIa une 8tsettfisp gB6isfsY 200
81 n3cFiHsu Sranpy, bort, Iaoeira, Ster,
rs, @larct uuo Champaign g8ein; GtNer, @Um,,
mon Sranpg, Gin, Num, @pple 9raney unp ale
Qrten Fiauors.
SO m. sc atlaue SS6ne,
5de b l4ten uno GarpsS frahp
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Gni6sO, gpwOsrsO. @ranuIateO. grOuaO .anuat y
70 bbIe. s psaUrp y uRb 9 8ahe> 3ufsr.
% bbIs. prime nep ers 9fsw Orleans 3udrr.
90 bbbS. medium 10 prIHtt ~
800 bbe. prime nep trpp 9tetp Srleans W!ela0te.
los tierce5
$50 bbb5. MuscpOabp WGlanes.
400 bbt6. unb tierees Bacon Sams.
$50 bbeS. Saeou Siots uno Sbpulofrs.
$50 6bls. uno tierees 2aro (priue leap.
$50 ~initl8eltcrn 3eaf 3aro.
ESQ bbls. Gut uno GbroB perrin9s.
300 bpres Qeamantine unb &auOp Ganoles.
800 borss Slad, grUpn uno 61dcs SOap-,
$50 tisrees &iee.
so bbls. Cream Ole.
800 bbls. pure Giber 8inesa:..
90 bpreS GnaliIb 0dtrp Gbeti,.
20 btlS. Cincinnati nno 8eetfto g8stefes, gtum tSia. groubp
CORDIAL, Qert< uno Wabsira. S8ein.
$50 bklS. pure 9irsinia Npuntain 9DhiSfeS,
100 tierces QonppH Yprter
$50 basfets Gbanpaener.
as haas 2asuira, Mpda, @lararaiSo, Stir uuS 9opa- @cFte
100, 900 Yrincips, Sapana uno anoert GisaIrcn.
Is bbs. @i6er.
rs sells. 9itles.
$50 bbls. Samip, @rtra, SupCrFne, Sine u. e IPtSSIinas Hlp,r
QIsuab Qinee, 8eo GoroS, 26roppina Spine.
Brapping Yaper, Setter une GppIfcap Yapcr, gsaw Gino,r. oc.
~ElaGlcnen uno Grain 9tpper. @imeto Srea6 un6 gSafbina Se6o
6laf, green uno @unpepea Ebee, S!arfe, MatbcS alcr Sprt,n
j3rpDnis, @udetts, GlUtbss' pins, 9fsifsR, 9fsifent6pfe, Sau6.
NIB aautabaf, Sig Blue, NutheSs, @aearsni, Ysrmiotai, Sbc,
9la6ius, 9rulbes, 9eat 9DTpoers, uno ale ipnhiaen Qrtife[. Su
liner 0rUeeru uno G~Urnifbina Gtablidemsni aebaIEa wrrssr,
5rIn 8ertauf auserIt biai9 sessr baor bel
nm. @auat S5bas.
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Scfdilntnaebnnecm
S5efuuSsr mcni,5en. 9scrSfanh.

On 9ctrcGt bcS c~ertriIteu WttcrS, mas IN 7 i'm 9oufe eit.
as ~isrIbjotre baisn unbin 6rIae beftben fam man oar nitt
inScrs errrartcr, ala bas Der 6htHtIitt @tiunebthS,uitan ees
0onhcS in rCrbdItniem6eiscr SSetie ron Der GET a~usbdudcn ben
WiesmtN uns Der 9ioioria lcibrn snb ib burh aneere pCrb,rr-
iataScn SrRrmertranftcitcn fuReectm miro. 0aa aeIbe Nisber
Yrrtrcirt ith in rnlerm 2ance ron Sobr III Sabr rtttr, uno ntnR
nibt esItce Giebsr. 10 rrirb leieer Cholera esifen Sirne ~tinnetm,r,
rbnc eru etn piCl:p 9oDcnfcberR, Sem Sppbus unb faltca unb
@sNicl6sterr III i~rrtdbcn, bic ltets itrc au;abl Spfrr fur ede @rak
frrStru. SIN SstIoft oitu ShataGen it bus bette, mas man
bun fam, bic SrrpcrsG pnhituipn in ibrcm aprmalsn 2uifoue m
erboten. utnt bic 9stenstroft gu %ssdtSbsu. 8u bisism SuSs bat
Or. Srifettr elm 9rdparat,
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Gteuss 8Oarpinspaus unO qa9erbier-a Girtbl4at.
Der llntsrSst8nsts bat an Der 17ten Strasc, Dem
6iihmartt gcseniber, Gin neuss Snad= II. Boarding.
6aus erSfust, oas .r ieinsn Sreunpen uno benz gu.
tlifNm in. Qasemsinsn beltsns e%mpfeblt.
Sn Dem Sarrccm Otslcs neu eineeriAteten 6anIes
iuo tets Gstrdnfs alsr Nrt Gnb bslter Qudlit1t su
babcn, b~fiOnberS smpftbi: aber sn @tas sutes Eager.
Q}ier u. Diacpnt.
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q. 81. 1p,nmcl,

Nufpotferer uno &apr3 erer,
Np. 2O4 SruacfraSe, ;pi,6sn Der 4tcn unb 5ten,
cmrfsblt nb ben, ScutIheu gutiitum ,r anfctieune aacr in fcn
Selnatt etlblo9tnetr Grbeien, ale: @ufpsliftrn ncler unb alter
Vtstti, @nferhSune ron 9atraecu alcr Dirt, GopeSicrts epn 9int-
nrrn. gu pdhcm 3pcd ib Gin ftbr fhtHes Experiment Sapctcn
rorrerbi9 babe. Ollie Gprttr Rpleaur unb pcneitaniibc 9linbS ppr~
ratbta uue gu biliatn NrciS III batsn bel 8. q. @pmmtL.
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4uForpsruna!

NNWVIVrIUNH /:
Der llrtsrJsi6rete sriu&t pic @sbriiccr SolspG
nnO WltHaeI @tntIer in 8iAmono, 8irat-
nirn (oosr TN Saa ibreS 9bleben5 Die 5intrlai
lensn), lore 9Iprsift 6alpisf an SOfpb 9rOpf,
@ir8eroaO go. Pill, 99iloceisbia, ga, suyu.
snpsn. Srsunre o%erIeGten nG9sn glei6iale bic.
itT Nufcrrerun8 nantomm en-.
Soispb IS iutIer, aus &isisntU;A
bt P8ISsBut, @rcBB, Satcn.
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Semticbe Erficbte!
SaeOb @unpersbetmtr,

SuCpp u S9etme
Wo. 4 MiainltraBe, nabe am Nlten Wartt
t'iaurt fb benz brutlben Yutlifum, uanRntIib Sausfrsu,n, lie
an5.4Se JH ntabsn, eaB CT en 2lsr alr bsufhtn 6rlbte bdlt,
ale: 5prifdsn, seb6rrte Eiridsn, Grbien, 9tnien, oHe @rten Sup-
1enfrudte, tsadneif&e Suin9e, S&wsiSsr> NIB 3tm6urssr 8die,
Sal curr, SarStne, beutfbt &ebfu&en, beRti8e eSsine, eiHsemad,
6ra% I, ale @rten Ganb"e, aiearren &c. &C.. ptl6e @rtne! berGsI6e,
b%iQisitem 9retr pr u.
&a- Gin suhs Ola ~taeertisr ub inNftiss grfrti6uaesn fRb,
oairlblt elcibfals III 'coT Belt AZ BADEN, uno laeet III F~etsioem
8eSudbe freunbltAh Saeot @unS rSbstm
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Oeutihe 9etamme.
Mrs. y. , auman II, WarI6lQs StraEe,

3ptl6en Der 5ten uno 6tert.
ntd6t ben Srauen &ttnenbe bic ~er9cbCnie @uaiac, Sae Il,
DeutNhlano ae 5cbammt Hubert uab auI Ser nuiYeriftdt N S,on.
Berg IN Sa'rrn tr Granen beltanesn BAT, mcrii6er tie Die kehen
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