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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
Geauga Co. Agricultural Society.

The Annual Meeting Of the Geauga
County Agricultural Society will be held
In Burton, at the Carlton House, the sec.
ond Monday in January, 1852, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. us. COOK, See'y.
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&g>Lieut. Geo. L. Wood has been pro.
NOTED to tho Captaincy of Co. ID. 7th Regi.
lnen,, vice Capt. Dyer. who was killed at
Cross Lanes. Ho was in Chardon few
days since. apparently much improved in
health BY his rough experience in Western
Virginia. He expects to join bis Regiment
Immediately.
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erIt having beon rumored that Mr.
Chase had given up bis New Years Ball.
he requests us to stste that such is not the
fact. The Ball will come of according to
appointment. He sees no reason for giving
u up, and 10 anticipating as good simo as
ususl.
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Union Musical Association.

This Association will hold its next meet.
ing at Cnardon, on Thursday, Jan 9th. 1862,
Ut ten o'clock A. NJ Books
used--ShawIn. Jubilee. Festival Gleo BOOK.
ED. r. ADAMS, Secretary.
Hambden, Dec, 23i, 1861.
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Ev All corrections to be made in the
'.Roll Of Honor" should be made imme-
diAtely, as we intend TO give ii but one
more insertion.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

EB Mr.. Elonzo Parsons, of H,mbden,
on Tuesday last, killed four hogs, ~
months old, the average net weigh, Of
which was 4O3 lbs.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cases. and
far superior to any and all al the fancy Worm
CONFEC TIONS and nauseous VERMlFUGES
in use. They may be taken at all times with
perfect safety rs they contain NO MERCURY
ways purchase them, and give their children no
other.
NO Cathartie whatever, is necessary to be
given.)
For Sale by oil Druggists and Dealers in Med.
icines.
AL MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. N. Y.
1crFor sale by A. Cook, Chardon; c. s. Field,
East Clardon; e. 2. Treat. Claridon; +. Thomp-
son, Huntsburg.
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AB'In many copies Of this weeks issue.
'E. =. A." is made 10 speak Of the
"ora.io Of Daniel" Please read cora.
tgio,"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Eg A donation visit will be given to
Rev. II. G. Fuller, at his residence in this
village, on Tuesday evening next.
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NOTICE.


CHARLES A. LYON, Of Dover, Mason Co.
" in the State OF Kentucky, will take notice
that Elias VI Eggleston oi the Cnunty of Guy ahoga
and State OF Quo, did, on the 9Th day of Decem.
Der, A. d. 1861, file his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas within and ior the Co. Of Geauga
and State OF Ohio, against the said Charlie A Lyon
and james G Smith and Sarah G. Smith, de.
iendants, setting forth thai the said James G..
Smith gave 4 mrigage TO the said plaintiff to-
geIher with Luclen b. Mcfarland and Phineas
Upham, on IS acres and l20 perches of land, part
uf Lot 46, Tract !, in Bainbrdge township. III
said Geauga County, being The same land decided
by Fletcher Smith and wife, April 9Th, 1888, TO
James q. Smith. bounded west by the road lead
ing from Chagrin Falls to Bainbridge Center
east and sonIh by land Of Samuel Saunders. and
north by land OF John Armour, to secure he
payment of note for $596,Sl therein nar.et and
referred to, W ich note is now the sole and only
properly OF the suid plaintiff. And that since the
giving OF said mortgage, the said defendant, Chas
A Lyon, claims some interest in said lands un-
der the said James q Smith, and praying for udg-
ment against the said James G. smith, for such
sum and interest on the same from Novem-
her 29th, 1860. and that in default Of payment Of
the same, that said premises may be sold TO pay
the same and the said Charles A. Lyon is nO,i
fed that he is required TO appear and answer said
petition ON or before the Sd Saturday after the
10th day OF Jan, A. d, 1869 -
ELIAS NJ. EGGLESTON,
By c. 7. Blakesiee, his AIRY.
Dee. 10th, 1861. 622w6
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been appointed
j. and qualified as Administrator with
the will annexed. of jacob Burroughs de-
ceased, late Of Troy. Gssuga County. Ohio.
s. p. MERRIFIELD.
Troy, Dec. Goth, 1861. 623wS
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'~''''1'|>'>>>>>i>-f - = ~ I,-'-'-'-'-'->-""~
In ParkmaD. O.. Dec 9th. 1851. of Scarlet
Fever. FRANK ALEXANDER only son of
ID. o. and Lurana Dunn, aged 2 years and
8 dsys.
Little Frank was truly tho pet of the
household. lively and promising child
And suddenly was he transferred from earth
to heaven. The following appropriate
verses, selected by q friend, we're sung AT
his funeral:
Go to thy rest. fair child,
Go to thy dreamless bed.
While yet SO gentle. undefiIed,
With blessings on thy head.
Fresh roses in thy hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Haste from this dark and fearful land,
Where flowers 80 quickly fade.
Before thy heart had learned
In waywardDess to stray,
Before thy feet had ever turned
Tho dark and downward wayi
Ere sin had Scared thy breast,
Or sorrow woke tear,
Rise TO thy home of changeless rest.
III yon celestial sphere.
Because thy smile was fair,
Thy lip and eye so bright,
Because thy loving cradle care
Was such doar delight;
Shall love with weak embrace
Thy upward wing detain,
No gentle angel seek thy place
Amid the cherub train. TCoM.
In Troy, Nov. Sd. of Group. AUGUSTA.
youngest daughter of Julius and Be.sey
Crosby, aged years and months.
Twas when our narrow pathway
Was by her bright spirit crossed,
Her presence shed a gladstone ray,
But now, alas 'tis lost.
For death had called. and with his wand
Touched the pretty, tranEient flower;
And she joined the happy band,
That dwell in the celestial bower.
But ever, far within our hearts
That ray of beauty'll dwell,
And. though our heart-strings sadly start,
With her NO trust 'tis we'll.
r. A, WICKs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

SURVEYORS Notwithstanding
~ at distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended 10. by address
ing him by letter. giving Eve days notice.
Direct all letters to Hambden, Gesuga
Co., o. S.EDSON, Co. Surveyor.
695tf
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NTOTICE,-Thc undersigned has beenduly ap.
IN pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the
estate OF Christian c. Roper. deceased, late Of
Hambden, Geauga County, Ohio.
WILLIAM RADCLIFFE.
Hambdsn, Dec. 18th, 1861. 622ws
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ANEW ARTICLE.
DR., ROback'S Stomach BITTERS

DR.. RObaek's Stomach BlTTERS.
A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial.
to: giving tone to the Stomach, and for the pre-
yention Of ali bilious complaints incident 10 the
Western country. Try it. .'
As morning drink, to assist digestion and re-
lieve Dyspepsia has no equal. Try it.
In fauor it is superior 10 oil other Bitters.
Ihe formula OF these Bitters, now (l86D the
sole property oI DR.. Robaek, originated with one
of the Oldest and most eminent Medical Pracii-
TONERS OF the West and il is directly predicalsd
upon the wants OF the Western people.
These Biiters derive their Stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature OF the roots and hei bs of
which they are composed, and they are, by al
laying unnatural cravings oil the stomach directly
promotive OF
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare is sub
served
II will soon be for sale by all OF Dr. Robaek's
numerous agents, ,und at hotels &c., the county
over. In the meantime, orders will be filled di-
rect from C!nciEuati in any qnaniiy, and al the
lowest rates. l is put up in Quart Bottles, and
securely packed in one dOz cases, Half dor. sam
pie cuses will. however, be packed and sent to any
address, il desired.
Retail Price, 81 per Bottle, or 6 for si.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms. No. East
Fourth Street, Sd building from Main Street, Gin.
For Sale in Geuuga County by A. Cook, Char
don; J. Smith, ThompsOn; ], W. Garrilt, Mont
vile; r. 7. Burnett, Russell; G. P. Treat. Clari-
don; A. Mathews: NewbuIy; John Mayhem. An.
burn; Johnson a. TuIue. Burton; Z. 1hompson.
Huntsburgh; w. II Harphom, Bainbridge; VIM.
Mumford. Wechfeld; +, n Hathaway, Bumb-
den; Lnvier DaIympie, Toy Center; Warren
Bishop. Middlehtld; s. Field, East Claridon;--
gisls and Merchants generally throughout the
u. S. and Canadus.
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Notice.

WE wish to say to oar friends and customers
w that ws have this day commenced selling
Goods exclusively for kEA ADY PAY. In con-
sequence Of the hard times. we have 70 pay cash
for all our Goods when we buy them-therefore
we are Obliged to have our pay when we sell
them. Our Stock Of Goods l. large and com .lete,
and we think by selling tor Cash or Ready Pay,
we can make ii better Tor thebuyer and ourselves
al the same time. Come md see if you do not
thinkso. AYRES Il MURRAY.
Chardon, August end, 1861.
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MARRIED..

At the residence ot tha brides father in
Middeield. on Tuesday, Dc 24th. bv tho
Rev. ID. Witrer. Mr.. ARCHIBALD II,
CRAMTON. of Burton. to Miss MELISSA
A. ATWOOD, daughter of DR.. J. W. Al,
wood.
In Hambden. at K. B Rogers Hotel,
Decomhrr Gath. BY Y. G. Thayer. Esq. MI.
ABRAHAM RHODES and Miss ANNA
MARY GATES, both of MIddlefeld.
Dec 22d, nv the Rev. ii. NJ. Chamber
lain, Mr.. WARREN S. SHEPARD. of
Perry. to Mss ALCE.NENA WARREN, OF
Thorn pson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

WArsoN's NEURALaIA KING is a certain Spe.
ci6r for Neuralgia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-09

AN now receiving ny Fall Stock Of PnofoEtss from III
following factories, which will the largest offered il
the city stenWay Sons A. H. Gale Co. Haynes BroheEs
Bradbury, and Soebeler Schmidt all Of which will be sold
a. small advance on cost for cash negotiable paper ne
new and popular music uet received together with Aecodeon
Voins Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C. bargains
come to me-, at number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septi6-H
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The UEros AND AxrRIcAr d conducs
ca strictly upon the CASH system an discounts
1ed at TIE expiration Of the time for gCic they h1cs been
paid Subscribers oU be notified scbs their su6scrLtion
a. dOout TO expire by heir papers; dad
tess the s6scrpioR Is TIE paper 1oi be disc0n-
ued This Is rule from toich there sCi be departure
R4tca for s cross mark and pour subscription
Heeay UNION AND AMERICAN 81 per ia Gdgdnce.
1T Weekly UNION AMERICAN SIS per IN i'd
rance.
? Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
the Post Office o we'll the which they desire the
change o be
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THE GLOBE
no nRRniaI D@nar IF CanrrQSS


PUBLISH my annual Prospectus Of Ths Daily 61e6s
and The Congressional Globe and APpeidi1 TO renin
Congress win meet the rst Monday Of December vher
shall resume publishing the above named papers, They nav
been published long, that most public know their charac
ter and therefore deem needless give minute account
the kind Of m after they win contain.
The Daily Globe will contain report CT the Debates In botf
branches Of Congress taken down reporters equal at leas
to Of short hand writers In this, or in any other coun
thousand words hour while the average number Of word
spoken by fluent speakers rarely exceeds seven fvs
coed ryye columns they will appear in the Daily Globe oil
the morning. which will contain also, the Of the day
together with such editorial articles ma5 be suggested by
ne Congressional Globe and Appsndi1 will contain
port all the Debates Congress- revised by the speakers the
Messages President of the United States the Annual Re
ports Of the House Of the Executive Departments the Laws
will printed doube royal sheet in book fom royal
to sze each number containing sixteen The whole Will
to be the cheapest work sold in country whether re-
manuscript taking for data the
erage number Of words it contains,
The coming session. w without doubt unusually inter
esng the debates WILL in great measure De upon ne
policy Of the President and the GLOBE viii BE-
years the only source from which full debates oil
Congress be obtained
Tie Globe and Appendig pass free through
the mails OF the United States will by reading the fol
lowing Joint Resolution passed by Congress the 9th Of August
Joint Resolution paed providing for the distribution OF the
Laws OF Congress and the Debates thereon.
With the cheap circulation Of laws OF Congress
and the debates contributing to the true Interpretation thereof
and make free the communication between the representative
and constituent bodies:
BE Il resoged By tie Senate and House Of Representatives
of United states o. america in Congress assembled That
present session of Congress- the C0nQresso
al Globe and App which contains the laws and tie de-
bates thereon shall free through tie mails long the
same shall be published by order Of Congress- PSoUide That
nothing herein shall be construed to authorize the circulation Of
the Daily Globe free Of postage.
Approved, Augusta 1852
. TERMS.
FOR q copy OF the Daily Globe, for four 90
For copy OF the Congressional Globe and Appendix during
the session ... . w
For copies ditto when ordered at the time 90
Ne attention will be paid to any order unless the
eompanyit.
Bank current in the section Of the country where sub
sber resides will be received The whole part
subtcrpsn may be RENTED in postage stamps which
preferable to any currency, except gold or silver
JOHN @. RIVES,
novo-H Washington, Oct ls, 1850.
louisiana Sugar!
n HoGsHEADs new Greg Louisiana Sugar choice srti'
~ ce to arrive BY steamer B. Runyan Monday next
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For Sale .

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
WE'LL LMPRO VED AND VERY VALUABLE
vENWO half miles from Nashville the Murfreesbero
Turnpike Road The dwelling Of Brick built in modern
style very commodous containing nine Of good sze
antechsmbers china closet and CELLAR
and situated in
A Beautiful Grove of Forest Trees.
kitchen wash meat house also Of bkth
AL necessary ous-buiidings, and large cistern,
The place contains thirty two Of excellent land OF which
twelve in Heavy Timber
Ne bridge Railroad to pass and the Toate VIII soon be
moved beyond,
Also, adjoining above Beautiful Building Lots,
containing from thirty Of seventeen acfs,
heavily imbered.
These lands adapted to gsdeningbeing the
city and Of soil Of rock Possession given
FOR apply the undersigned the premises, at
College street A. II. FORD.
Nashville, June %, 0-dh
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Cash System

ENoR the year 1861 our business will be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
BY adapting this system, know we can na.s s'
ihserest OF cur irienos !" E"' SNYDER & RRIZZELL,
q Public Square.
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Land for Sale
The undersigned will sci hisplanta rreeA
NWA ion, called CAPITAL VIEv, lying on &Exk3SA
f..A the north side of Cumberland River, Rf3a$fsE
Fiji Hsn three miesfrom the City EVANSVILLE. &A<<X
lgBalEa8 coptaing about Three Hun.
dEzzzsx5 dred Acres. He will sell Ii all .-1ze4ee3-
together or In small lots, to suit purchasers Or
viii exchange well improved property the city 1t Is Of
the very quality Of sell is we'll vatered about half OF
It in cultivation and the balance in fine timber and past1re
There are good dwelling hcuses good harm and stables
information apply to tbs undersigned John James
sep20-tf Thus. g. JAMES.
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DIR. J. J.. ALTERNATELY.

now resident Nashville aud offers his services 10 the
4 citizens Of the city ard sunouldng country,
Residence, No. 10 High street. Office same lot
sept7-d6n B&P
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Gents Elegant Winter Shoes
AT
SNYDER & FRIZZELL'S

EVENTS Rne all calf Pump Sole Caters;
VI Stitched
Square Edge "
A" Double Sole {"
High Cut Lace Enameled Boots, (heavy sOlssj
A" " Calf
" Patent Leather
Scotch Bottom Congress Caters.
Lace Boots
The above very Extra and will be sold cheap.
oot2S-H
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Change Of Location.

| Change OF Location
EING compelled South account Of the health OF
my family, will be located for the siner at the slave
depot Of Pondexter Little Co., No. - Barene street. New
Orleans where Will be pleased to friends and will give
prompt attention the sale Of all property consigned me- NY
Agents and Jas seruggs, will attend to depot in
Nashville and that cannot be so III Nashville By
structng them forwarded to Ne Hoping,
by the part my, and agents
continuance Of the LIBERAL patron eofore ex
me, respectfully solicit the ayors OF ~ wing busi
my line, either for Nashville or New 0rls
/ noviI-H WILL. L. DJR.
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Satisfactory.

To buy Goods from your hsne HeiekaEts, Who Eead gea
cal Sf tine getting up stocks direct from the Manufacturers
stsy and please the Of section Of e0sary'
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Canes and Umbrellas.
I'd ECElvED to day a handsome assortment OF Canes
and I'm brellaS, and variety OF Travelling
Bags Port Monies, Purses, Combs, Brushes &C &c All sell
ing at low rates. J. II MO3ILL
sspl-U
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Exclusively for Cash.

yNVHE Store 49Mnie street, between Union street
isns se' ''s' ssa.s - s;;-JSs.ls.,s : -,
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Coal,
TINTIL notice. will be sold at hs Yard Raccoe
Mountain Coal Company Formerly 8tna at the following
prices; .rro
Lump Coal, per ton-...... ........-........S5 %
Round do do ..'...'-..--.--.-.-. D "
Nut de do = "
Blacksmith Coal DO ..........-.......--. %
Mr. JOHN B. will future attend 70 the business 81 the
Company in this place, SAMUEL ASNEm.
General Superintendent Il M. @. Co.
Orders can be left in Box No. 81 Post Office, at the Yard
back Of Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road Depot.
JoKN b. LASo; Agent.
EaVhviIe Anr H. 1860
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D,,No TIMING AND REPAIRING.

NO CO.
u WILL sell for cash, on Monday December 24th;
at the Court House, in VILE, one negro Doy naeu
Oliver, levied the property Of james Chartan 70
satisfy an execution my hands in favor Of Evans Co. IL
Iued by W D. Robertson ESQ., for two hundred and egn DOL
lars and ninety. five cents and costs JESSE M'PAdE,
Nov "a, Goblin Constable Of DaVioson N0un''
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CITY HOIeI.
TABLES

ANING concluded remain the City the ensuing
year, would be pleased to formerly, old
friends and customers to many of whom under obga
tons for their sug continued avors, years gone-6y.
dec9S'GO-2w SIN SCOTT.
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Gbt gasbbiIle Gniun anS 9mnitan
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY
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Perfumery Department.
Genuine Lubins Extracts, 60 cents bottle;
Burnets Cocaine for the Hair;
Barry's TricoPheros, Rmmels' Toilet Vinsgar,
Lavender Water, Eau de Cologne, Tooth Powders,
Lip salVe, Lilly White, Meenfun, Pink Saucers etc.
SOapS-WndsO Omnibus, Honey and different other kinds
BruShes.-Hair Rrushes-Pearl inlad, Whslebone back
Ivory back, Rosewooda and common.
Flesh Brushes Infant Brushes Tooth and Clothes Brushes
Com bs-Dressiag, Fine Tooth, Tuckng Side and Neck
Cornha
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NOR SALE Splendid Rosewood Billiard Tables with Marble
Slate Beds, with the Best Cushions in the World for
orders by mail otherwise and will fill them the
given in person.
PAiITalIes sold by me are Warranted.
". II. GRIFFITH,
Practical Billiard Table Manufacturer,
Aim No LAG Fulton Street, New York CITY
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We sell goods lew prices prOspt Rss Merchants
they bought Esw York. Philadelphia Bosoa.
3 Savag Of expense And time leaving hsEns.
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All Of which will sell very cheap for cash. Call at No 80
yr,in1 s.rest imRr271 A V, RUTLAND.
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n. r. ~ u n AIW[AN,
fLATz OPERATOR 7 HueHEs' eALLxRF.)
WAVING lifted mp above, exclusively for that
branch cf prepared to receive the ladies' and
81 Nashville and make fac sisaes OF their faces
he highest style the Art No has been spared either
In furnishing apartments procuring the latest and most
and materials and the subscriber confident
natives may want pictures give him CALL pledging
TPEurance next door Cwest) to Vessel Thompson.
~ 7. y, eALTZMAN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-16
2Sunncc 20bmt,
Wholesale Grocery.

Die llat,rWitTtttH Is8ter ot, Sufuertiam'tit ,cn crit,
1uo;r'autsrn auf ibr SE0er pcr DrgoritS. Vyp,i1cn,n
N,bl, S,gdrrtr, Rau,ot0t urc iouIttlt Nyti' si. 81, ocpcbu
ltS IN eirem , raris:R }9srleiGIe. BtIb6t oeiubrt n,re,n
tt'SRetIe nat5sn le Cuf ier rttttS SSrin unc 0iautur
Wager aufmcfan. Sue cits SIaartn tsurcel 0uf n6r,li
DE gaTtt,n unb mcjttuS fur Sasr o-'dufr, w,Sbals mr.
an punltltS ct'obltr iu 6uSult hiUi9tn prciltu Ysrtl In
irnnen = Die s'n unt Gs 4 eo~r6niirtcn %rarci,s unN
G'Int nm eteene 1nportdti II, uno Meier atniib'. nVS
nt Suias,n iS1etHer S:cf: %F,ritttn, pe bees sci ben
In SeTesa &C aut!tn SSa3rtt nur IN OF etr ISJl Ut Der
',rlbm.c ,S3. 29aAscse Qurt @cuutatn DEN" 94NiSto,
scu etnt Sr rit etaIlaeH Se-ti fer iiue, pico an " bali
ane 0ite Son t''ntSl inner baib Der Ser. Stlaien o,braun
tn 29btS ~ ubtrtrpTcn.
liner wager ttit;bt auEeI Dem upb ans:
1000 ga trtTa uut Iuptrrue Y,bl. uuter b,ntn 81, pcn
r6tern ae'gnten Screen; Stem Sr'eans, 0,rtp H,cp vrp
aba 3udtr Hne E'lGlts; 500 Res Gut ypaf. Grub,o.
S}Ssuto nns rance 3u6sr; lOt Ntltu ls,c; 500 Nii,r
Stt une yidbttr; sc. ! uG s9p.3 0,sde eI mn nir nae
iTtlSs cute eeiben Sutttr. zen Gtr Wu ~ htnttt SsnIin
,tH '~rsaliti; gare, Sa;eu Ste,S. DAMS, Sh,ugetS UNI
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