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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
M@ W -
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 30 Miles.

MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAPs
~ Oils, at which place 1t unites with railroads
for and from all points In the West and Northwest,
t" THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of Mill and
$40 A. M.-CHICAGo MAIL.-Arrives at In.
dianapolis at l047 A. M; Chicago ats 8P. M
11i5O p. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accom-
medati9n- arrives at IndianaPolis at 4:59 p. NJ.
=. P.M.-CHICAG0 EXPRESS.-Arrfves at Indl-
auapolis at l045 p. NJ; Chicago at 1880 A. NJ.
Sleeping Cars are attached TO all night-tralns on
this line, and run through to Chicago without
change Of cars.
1Be sure you are in the right ticket Office before
you purchase your ticket, and ask for tickets via
LewTenceburg and indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than BY any other
route. .-|I
Baggage checked through,
THROUGH TICKETS, good until used, can be OBJ
talned at the ticket Offices at Spencer House cornor
North-west corner Of Broadway and Front No.
Burnet House cQrneri at the Welnut-street House,
No East Third street. and at Depot 0fice foot OF
MILL on Fr9nt;street, where all necessary informa-
0mnibuses run to and from each train, and will
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts Of ths
city, by leaving address at either office.
ap2i II. q. LORD, President.
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.d8 RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
..It .ft s.t,l ..l.fI --AHD--flHH1. .if.f
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
Lar
RAILROADS!

d. AgITERS I Ssr.T, oNDAx IsIIo APRIL 49,
q A. M. EXPR ESS From Little Miami De.
% aBa PsSups asS via
Crestline and Pittsburg; via Columbus and Bellair
wh%lHlp SG t2T sgSlnsslS sP DilswsTo Ham
Lndianepplis, Iogansport, Dayton, Springfield, Ur-
With Dayton and Michigan hoaS for II Troy Piaas
Sidney, Lima, Fort WAYNE, end ohieagoi also for
s A. M.LFrom Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
tpn--Acoommodetiop for Hamilton and Way Sta
YGS SUpS.' NJ = Ss oFiSaS Cincinnati.
aS saa PsrS s qsSS SrSI Snd
Pint:aSSrs n,aS "pa w EolSReT; spa 9lSysspa norr.s
Hamilton and Dayton Depot.For Dayton, Spring,
field Urbana and Belefontaine ;ealso at Dayton for
gOlgn bus; connects via Hamilton for Richmond
indianapolis and all points West "a
Dayton Depot For Hamilton and Way stations. "'1
dation, for Columbus stopping at all Way Stations
az =. is .l9s M.@Sroh Lieto Miami pepotAccOmmO.
dati9n, for Xenia, stopping at Way stations
p n n6SsIp SiPSinRst Han Ham
| Lima, Fort Wayne aud Chicago; also for Toledo,
Detroit and al points yiS GsasSdai connects via
II p. vi. EXPRESS-From Little Miami De-
Pot-Connects via Columbus, steubenyile and Pitts
Soa@bss and BSiisif GwhesIinsY; and Via 6oiu%m: M
Jus ""s sIEEpfSG-oARs IisEi'fSS ON THIS TRAIN.
| For all information and through tickets please
apply at the offices, southeast corner Of Front and
Postoifce and the Burnet House; No, i Burnet
| House No. . East Thrd-street; Sixth-street De-
| pot, and at the East Front-street Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Ia seven min
utes faster than Gin Stnci5nsh time. A..
/ at the Ticket Offices. ap3O
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement OF the Proprietor
for 1860. rHl t0JI

VVNHE OHIO WHITE SULP HUR
u SPRINGS are situated in Delaware County, Is
miles north of Columbus the Capital Of Ohio, on the
Scioto River ten miles from Delaware nve miles
from White Sulphur Station, on the Springfield, Mt.
Vernon q Pittsburg Railroad and six miles from
Lewis Center Station, on the Cincinnati, Columbus
and Cleveland Railroad. Ile IN, AI.a
These Springs will be open foAthe reception OF Wis.,
tors from May until October. ~. ..t
The gratifying experience Of the past two seasons
has fully confirmed the highest expectations Of the
proprietor, and encourages him TO perseyere In his
efforts to make this second to place In the country
The large number of permanent cures which have
valuable medicinal qualities Of these waters, Their
Alternative, tonic and aperent properties render them
useful in great variety ofdlseasee. The five Springs,
Tho White Sulphur, The Chaly ybeate, The Magnesan,
The Saline Chalybeate, and the spring OF Pure Wa
ter, are all within the lawn and easy OF access.
h AT HI > .uiol91 .yiqa
Bathing here by the plan adopted Is brought into
fair competition with that at naturally warm and hot
springs. The water heated In the bath-tub by steam
pipes the heat not heing raised high enough to pre-
cpae It's Salts k appllea y the surface Of the batheI
grounds, embracing about $50 acres divided between
lawn and woodland, are tAstefly laid on into walkA
"IS A TEIEGRAPH OFFICE has been permanently
established, connecting the Springs with all parts Of
K Livery, wen stocked with horses and carriages
Is attached to the place
For further information, arrangements for rooms
''''''' '''''' ""rpAiN ANDREW WILSON, JR, Proprietor, d,
..n .f..T. rgH White Sulphur Postofhce,
ap22- BIN 'f..T rr- Hisi DeiAWare pounvso'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
PRICE, $40.
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted IL to trial and the critical
Judgment of the best mechanics and experts, by all
of whom It has been conceded TO be one Of the Il.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
Pure Catawba Wine.

A PURE ARTICLE CONSTANTLY ON
IN hand ard for sale in any quantity by
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
Southwest corner Central-aVenIla and Eighth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
g G. W. BOWLER, G

Veterinary surgeon,
IlROFEssOR IN THE VETERINARY
u ,C0LLEGE OF sunGE0NS. Once, No IS
sixth-street, between Main and Walnut, Cincinnati.
.I.N I..i.l..Itf Il lap26-cml ffHf nHI if| !
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
RATIFICATION MEnrtNa.

A large and enthusiastic meeting oi
the Uaion loving citizens Of New Or.
leans, took place ~ Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday night last. The
meeting was called 10 order by llofs.
,io q Seymour, editor Of the Gem.
mefcisi Bulletin, who called Chris
,ian ltoselius 10 the Chair AIlef
brief sddsesses, the following teseiu.
ticus we're adopted.
Rssitsd. That We. eiti,ehs Of Nav Or
leans IN inass meeting here mhled. do
most heattilt endorse and fntifs the nom
ihatlahs ~ irhn He'll, uf fentessee. and
Edward Everett Of Massachusetts. as ean
dlda,es iut President and viee President
~ the United States, NJ made w the Con
sttuticnai Union Convention held vt bal
,iiiofs, ahd rledge ourselves 30 give II
rnt earnest shd ebidial support.
ftsitei, That we admlt no ether plst.
fcff, than the Censtitutian.
Rssofttf, That the citizens ~ Louisiana
wht fetete The Consultation 6f thei, rp,,t.
wy. and teesfd u ~ The charter - their
liberlies. ahd Who stdentiv desite to see
the uhlon pf the States pefpetusted, be 70
quested 70 huid ,nestnps ~ their fepeetive
parishes, to elect delegates TO- Conven-
tiuh 20 be held " Bateh Rouge. ah the AN
day ~ iuh next, f6t the pnfpose or nemi
mating sn sledtcfsl ticket fof this State.
This will do very well, when We
iiod ,bs, Ii spite Of his popularity
with all manner Of people, the polit.
ieisos prescribe Mr.. Douglas, then
the Uaien ,iete, sad the above plat.
form will suit us and ours very we'll |;
but 6tst let Ne cooperate with opt
democrat friends who are disposed to
do what is best for the nation, and
then IL they fail (ss we hope they
will not J they can very properly lend
a helping hand TO secure the election
Of the good and true men, already
named,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

DisCovERy or AN ANCIENT En-.
rrfog.--An interesting discovery, Of
which futher particulars will no doub,
shortly be given to the scientific word,
was recently made In Egypt, In the
noighborbood Of tho Great Pyramid,
by the celebrated areheologist, NJ
Augusta Marriot,o. I. would sp.
pear that In the course Of his explora.
,ions, he bad lighted on tho Palace
OF Chephrom, the King Of Egypt, who
Is supposed 10 have been the con.
structor Of the Great Pyramid, and
who lived about 5000 years before
Christ. The immense ediGcc IL built
OF solid granite. and seven magni6.
cent colossal statues Of King Phsra.
oh Cbepbrem have already been dis
covered ia il, which leads 10 the be-
lief that futher investigation will
bring forth still more curious aud in.
terestiog remains.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

SfRAreB HBAsos ron MARise A
Booh. oh.--Labariin,e n,e the French poet,
historian, novelist aud Red iiepub.
licah, has written the following
singnlar preface 10 o bew edition
of his voluminods works. lie dates
At Paris. April goth, and says
| do not republish these works
pf mine irOm motives of vanity mn
d. ! eSelain, with Horace. Esei
Hoaameatam. Far from exaltihg
myself before this heap of dead OF
epbemerai leaves. fallen iroin the
branches Of my life tree. wliuse
roots I aIteady feel dying within
mo, tatlier cay, IN all sincerity,
would that had never writ
ten"
y
Being unable 10 sell my lands. I
sell my self hove, TOT | pretend IT,
no self Qualification about my
works. Assufetily. 7 would thou
sand times rather take the whole uf
these pages, without looking ~
them inUre, ot asking others to read
would make bonfire 81 these
blackened leaves. and deliver their
vain sinuke ~ The breeze pf tbp
night But conscience cries 10 me
stop you owe bread to hundreds
of mouths your work have n tine
terial value. with which bread may
be bought for those families FOR
whose existence you are respunsi-
ble. Ask nen to buy these vahilips
of the pen these vanities will
he saneli6ed IN becoming daily
bread"
Once more, ! repeat, no other
motive c0bstfaihs me 10 This publ
cation !, is hong slpce the last
roots Of q u literary orpoliticsl van
ity have beeu dried up within mc,
even "a though they never had liv.
cd. ] believe myself neither olas-
sic in poetry, ipfallible in history,
moi. always irreproscbsble IN poll
tics One of the special peculiari.
iies Of this final and unique edition
will be The criticisms with which |
shall pitilessly regard each page IF
my past works and actions. IN
such severity find - bitter pleas.
fe-tbe pleasure of exercising
Justice even against ones SELF
We must babish ell pity for our
own passions. weakedness and
faults, " we would merit pardon
here below or nbsuluiion from on
Iigb. LAMAHnss.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

Tps Nsw oslsass Posr tffies.- :
The Civil Appropriation bill which
passed the House Of Aepiesenia.
tive on tie iitb uito., provides
$4,000 TO prepare a portion Of the
new Gastombouse, for the Post
0ilioe, About the ist Of October
neat. The office will be removed.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

THS WosAAis HieHts CeNvEruoN
Life Illustrated says on this sub.
jeot and tho speech of Mrs. Jones
We utst say, injustice, that the
speech pronounced by Mrs. Jones
was n production altogether abovs
nediuoiity. and one which AZ to
teiseness. perspicuiiy. and force.
we have not often heard excelleh
We have several times attended
the meetings Of this body Of refvt-
ipefs 10 previDus years, and have
beard speeches from a considerable
number of the tutre prominent fe.
male orators engaged in tho move
ment, and We are constrained 10 ac-
knowledgo that we have listened
to but lew Uratofical efforts from
them That were not, ns 10 the talent
displayed. worthy Of high commen.
dntion, or which wonlI not have
compared iavVrably with speeches
81 prolessed orators ~ broad cloth.
Az to the d9ofrtncs of our fair 70
fttmers aud the arguments by
which they sustain them. v'o have
ut present nothing further to say
than that those who oppose them
by speers and ridieule seem gener.
ally much more successful than
those who attempt 10 WELD against
them tho weapons Of logic and
While we are compelled 10 regard
certain non essential details Of their
thesis as crude aud absurd. we
think that several Of the modiiica
tlons demanded by them. In exist.
ing laws relative TO the rights,
lmmunitiea, and interests of wo.
man, oug,,t no longer TO be delayd.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

FtaE.--1wo Stsomboats destfovd
- Supposed Loss ef s.--Between
twelve aud Un. o'clock last night, -
fire broke out IN one Of the state
rooins between The wheel hpuse of
The steamboat Duncah y. keHaet,
lying ut the foot of Toulouse
street.
The wind blowing freely al The
time frpm the southwest, and the
river being tuo low 10 allow the
Ilremen, when they got 10 The levees.
to get their suction pumps supplied,
the Hsmps spon assumed The liefee.
ness of a eohaagfs,ioa.
IN a brief tine the quarter part
oi the boat was a tnass of fire, and
II communicated 10 the u. II Clark
and TO n barge lying below The
kenner, and all efforts 30 save
any OF the three wete unavsil.
ing.
The barge burned no hong ~ II
ebald almost, the Clstk burned to
the waters edge and then sank.
and the tiszing bull uf the kebuet
was towed down the river tetween
. aud o'cIock.
The kennnr was fine boat.
owned by the Bayou Sara Mail
Company, aud worth about $15..
900 We understand there was
only Insurance apea her in New
Orleans of $25. 900.
THE Clatk and the barge was
owned by tie Opefousas Railroad
Company. TIE boat was worth
about $4,000. There being proper
~ destroyed on The barge, we
could not ascertain what was the
Iuli loss of the Company.
A couple Of schoopers lying at
the Picayu1e tier caught ire. bat
no sefi6as damage resulted
We heard that an old tnan slept
IN q statefoom adjoining that GO.
oupied by the pilot Of the boat, and
that there is n fear that he did not
escape. A colored boy was also
seen jumping into The river from
the kenner. and was not seen sf-
forwards. - Ttm Deiia 3Oh inst.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
ssy- DO yop bsliuvs lin dream, /

say Do you believe Iip dreams I
A Mrs. Fenwics and four children
lei, Melbourne for England in The
Royal Charter, and oil we're lost
Mt FeBwiek, the husband aud faith.
et. remained in Melbourne, and about
five days before the wreck wrote TO q
friend in Hobart Town, saying he
had seen his wife and children. in .
dream, battling with the waves and
calling to him for help. The dream
so preyed on his mind that he com.
mi,ied suicide by cutting his throat,
and that on the very nigh, Of the
wreck.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

A MODEL or TEXAS Dfvixg.-A
Texas paper states that Rev. r. p.
Thompson, native missionary in that
State, is breaking himself Of the
habit of swearing. and reads the
Scriptures quite auently."
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

Goop Pluos.-A young lady Of
Lowell tMass.,) left that city lately
on n journey Of over q thousand
miles 10 meet and marty q man she
had never seen. The engagement
was brought about by means # u
piece Of poetry, written by her while
residing in n neiehboribg city, and
published in the local paper of The
place. The article. signed by 6c,i
tious name, was feen by The gentle.
man, and 10 much admired, that he
wrote 10 he address, sbd The cores.
poadence thus begun WIS kept up fof
nearly two years, aud has resulted as
above
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
STATE or LOUTeTANA-pa,,.b ~

STATE OF LOUIsfANA-Parish ~ Fas,
Baton kouge-Sixth judicial District
q urs-in the matter Of the Succession
OF Jrssssss RoHgsTsos, deceased No.
a2 Probate.
WHE.EAs william J. sharp Tssta-
w montary Executor Of tbe late Will!
son late Of ssid parieh. deceased, has this
day fled IN said Court n final account Of
hie administration Of said estate.
Notice Ia hereby eivon 20 all persons in
terssted 20 show cause (if any they can
within thirty days from the fret pnblicaz
toin Of this notice Why said account should
not be approved, homoligated and made
the Judgment Of the court.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court, at Baton Rouge, this fret dsy
Of jane, A. d. 1880.
iunes JOS. NEPHLEg, Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
BRASS WORKS.

STEAM WHISTLES.
sTxAM 6UA8Es.
MAS urAuE COCKE:
COOKE PATENT eUAgE COCKS.
GLOBE OIL Cufs, ETc.
@AtHoa
Gas Pipe ard fittings of all slzes.
-. DEtscmOx, DROzGnEY q Co,
Junsl Haton Rouge, la.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

""' Hho'u ahg sPtce w Faffet9 .
hence we allow their murders to
go by. and pass down without NO.
tioe Indeed, there ~ 30 way ,p
account fot the blood thirstyness
OF our neighbours, unless II be
traced 10 the atmosphere. They
have run the guantlet several times
and he who contemplales murder
con devise no new feature ~ give
It, SO az to make il wear a novel
appearance IN The newspaper, more
astonishing than the one ber,,e
Huch beihg the case, Il would spp,n
that az interim oi peace aud auips
should come. But ~, they must
keep Fighting, ot they may forget
how easy " IL, to take the life nf
a Fellow being. The very papers
are full Of pistols large cuts 10
show where the best and snrest If
trigger can be had. and The n,ost
important Article t0 a complete 90.
sottmeht of goods for The city
store, of The cenntty shop, is a case
Of bowie-knives. The papers that
come out Of that remarkable State
are all done ap tight, ~ though In
tended rs wadding for btunder.
busses Perhaps the moon has ~
influence oa Mississippi just now.
ne we nte entering The dog days
fJ; there is more than The usual
amount Of killing guing ou The
Vicknburg San, has little room left
Tor the "poliiics Of the day" he.
esase of the attention demauded
by murderers That paper says
On Last Sunday n Mf. Lee. Of ihis
county, becoming offended at his
wife. deliberately pulled out his
fiistol and sent two balls whizsinp
through her body. No sooner had
he perpetrated this shocking deed
than a relative III his, animated by
a laudable spirit, shot him down. |
killing him instantly.
Had there besn half brother OF
friend of The deceased. Il would |
have been n fortunate circumstance. |
Il would have afforded another
ace. and another paragraph. The
'aine paper says
In THE mornings issue we record
he death Of Col WIN. De CrIRn
md Dr.. Selser, by the hands Of Dr..
'ell---the cad event occurring on
ionday evening, at Warrenion. near
md ut which place all The parties
with this tragedy lived.
inll account of This bloody affair
ppesfs elsewhere In this paper.
'h The same day desperate affair
ook place ut 1errnpinneck Cutoff.
. Madison parish,ip which i've or
TX men were either killed or dan
erousIy wounded.
On an attempt being made by
he authorities Of Milliken's Bend
arrest Scruggs u general Hgbt
nsued between him (Scfugg) and
u friends and The authorities
ioresaid, which resulted. as has
cen stated, in the death of several
efsons,
ttieir names are not given. aud
is OF no consequence at this dis.
'pce who they arc I; since they are
one. No more will be heard of {
lem next week, unless they have !
II estates, that will pay tho law. ,
srs, courts aud relatives TO take i
to mortuary proceedings. We 7
". II Ia of no consequence" their J
'mcs..; but In this, mean no dis. a
'pect TO the foolish dead, who +,
we gone the way Of all flesh. We y
y II, because there are plenty
ore. Of the same kind Of fighting .
'ople. left In the world.
The world Is sadly IN want of =,
ace makers. We quarrel ; not g g
ly on distractions in politics, bu, .
out myths in religion. The prin. &
,f,a IF ,,,,..,.......l ..... . -, | q,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

~ One Of the e,oh,es that fell
in tho recent mcteoric shower in this
State weighed ias pounds.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
ragtT CANS.
PITCHER spOUT-ruMrs.

w TAs Committed 70 the State De- Hs
w pot on the 7stb Of May, 1850. "a
negro insn JACK, who says he be ~.
Watcher. Said boy is sbou. AZ yssfs old,
low. " hip marked on the back, and about
slt feet high. The owner will plesss
tske hifn away.
}. J. 0b0M, Keeper state Depot.
psj ~.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

II Is understood that the Prince do
Joinvillc has son for whom he wish.
es naval education, and he is en-.
doavorins TO have him entered for
ono years study at the Naval Acade.
my at Annapolis, to be subjected
mere to oil the rules Of tho institute.
but to have no appointment, and the
Prince himself.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-05
0ie orpfc n,p nnsaesebnte
ID e ter ii. E { J. /

SRattt Isiuen Srtuntcn unb ecm putIjtum in,
auatmenen bttaunt ba5 CT nct1 immcr all ctcn te.
laattm ottrn Stnno eos 1utfdb nmadbcr Gc=
febdft in ous9eoebuttr 28etie tetrstbt, wCtltt CT
ieos uSgtbe AIT pru SabrFu9tn rerfrt9L unb oas
auf has gtttlte uno gRfifcrboItltc, uosm CT ldtii
Gin erfabreuSr uno prottifber &utfhsnmad,er IN
uno uur 9tlhidte 1rNsitcr onlteUt. 8ei ibm fntct
man tets pcrratbi9 unp msreen auf 8Iltruun9 &C.
maht
9le 2lrtsn Carriages, Sennp 2ints, 8usese.
SuIties. 8cdawaYs, GauYaaS,
uno tttsrbaupt oils onosrc tsibts 5otrEuse, bic in
cincm 9uteu Gtatliftmcnt ;u fnccn fnp, gu 9oni
tiuigen pretitu.
90 ale fiiae 2trtstIn fIno nob oer nuctcn
yJrpe uno aus psn bctsn Ilatsriatieu ptrfsrti9t.-
Sche, neIbe baber Elm 9ute6, netics une IbGucs
Sobr3sua ;u ,batCn wunidheu, werocn frcanetlcblt
cin9daecn tet tbm rcr3ulwstbtn unp fdtt ;u trou:s
iuirru, wo6 Gin gutter 9NetbOpit tbun fam. limo
lGc tEnnen fh carauf rerladtu eaB mGiat Nrteit
t Oh I if-unn tnimer bic prrtt aus9cboIttn bat.
Oautbor fit ptt tittralt stunt ftboft bic mir bis:
ber ju Sbst Uuroc, bciTe itb eu.tb fcrt9cfetc 8t'
mUbun9tn in Dtenic mtiuer 8unNtn cine 6crteou.
CT ibrer GSunt uno cine ltete Ssrmcbruu9 rcs If:
ftntlben RrbIpclIens ;u osrpsnen unp ju erbal.
ten.
9Sctcr s.. 2cbr.
1nSntdun, SHat 3. nabr
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Oeutf0er 8u0ItD6r.
Sn Der Sta0t 2(Qentcun,

9d 5d)Afcr II. Koraei, Cdr esr 4tsn unt
BpptlraEc, 9DitatCp4a, II 3a HaFsn:
Scr CID Rnrst,
Soer 0oftpr mo 2(potDeGer i'm ei9enen
0duIe.
Cine suvcrldiF8e Gnwsina FA scr 1ranf.
tcltrn Su IdtGben uub burh SrltRtfrsitun8 ntlCr
zen ttnm 81 trfrEen, ouG tct uubeiItarsn uno
&rcnIfHn GrantbeIim fA trrntgsne uD9lthit
grIfidtruas gu perfhaHen.
9}pn Or. s. 9. 8aspatI. 9fna tu
28Ncn teerutenb Srmrtrtrn Guasats, aus btm
5ran3G1I@m. 300 Gtttsn, 9rris rs GtS.
Qu6atem umfnet infer rsitss, frsre 8swdtt'
tee Eager ale 5auptWrte teutldsr 2iteratur in
alien 3mdScn Der s2iTcnfhaIt ~ ef Gen b l.
.Gt9sn grrlin. - MdtpcuItbiBtS tnirurtran
mir prrnlpt. 5d)dfcr II. Neraoi.
aueuR %, 1860.
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Oie Nm8em biebcr 0erttbfct
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