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, 1862-10-23
6he farmers Corner.
Waahed and Unwashed Wool.

A correspondent Of the Prairie Farmer
discusses the question Of washing sheep, and
argues that Il is better for both the wool.
grower and the wool buyer to leave the
sheep unwashed. The question is one Of
hIuch interest,", and we make the following
extract from the article to which we have re.
ferred:
have been hearing WOolbuyers tell for
the last fifteen years that they were just going
70 make great difference in buying as to
condition, but that time has not arrived nor
do think il will as long as there is no mar.
ket price (fOr the prOducer) Of wool, but as
every buyer buys "jnst as he can light o
chaps."
never yet got better comparative price
fore clean, light It Of wool, than for heavy
lot. You will understand that ! do not ad
vocate putting up dirty, heavy clip Of wool.
] only mean 10 say that under the present
syslem Of buying. no man, in any market,
will get paid for putting up as clean and
nice clip as many men would take pride
IN, provided buyers were willing TO pay for
such.
Such WOol-buyers as come West will not
pay over two or three cents per pound mole
for the very eleanest, lightest wool, than
for the same quality as heavy and greasy as
can comfortably be put off The difference
IN weight between two such lots Is all Of
one pound % the Aeece. For the very light,
clean clip, weighing four and q half pounds
% the aeece, the buyer will pay forty FIVE
cents per pound; for the very heavy clip,
land BY heavy, mean gIeasy-nOt dirty)
Be will pay forty-three cents. One pound
Of forty.three cent grease, comes to forty.
three cents % the fleece; two additional cents
20 the pound, on four and half clean clip,
comes to nine cents TO the fleece. You see
the buyer pays the honest conscientious
grower, who wishes q to do the clean thing"
bounty Of nina cents; he puts q discour-
eyer on heavy wool, 70 the tune Of forty
three cents into the heavy woolgroWeT's
pocket You can sell any amount Of clean,
white grease, to any woOl,buyer; but Il you
suffer your grease TO become discolored, be
thinks il awful heavy. Grease brings as
much as wool; dirt does not
Within few years, the question Of SELL
ing wool without washing, or in the dirt,
e itis clllod, has been good deal discussed.
Manufacturers, and wool-buyers generally,
proiess 70 be IN favor Of it, and I am salts.
~. WI i,'oNofs Noulu me tne clAneei u
o1yeis ano growers could establish lair
~. .os nooi on tnat oonoltlon mesn'ng
-lesp =. % me. ,ne most seA1.ious Jo9 con,
neo.se si'a uooi1efoAine' ana ono wnicn
soeio elAaiy oe oeaFeree rom 4 Know
ta-t some men contend tnat wasnlng y
t1lf n'-,'ny oPesatoh ior tae sneeP, ana u
ny q. out All .neeP men know tnas sneeP
commonly eet--in me course o. . montn
q s.o a.,ef sneaflng- -''nsning' from rams
~ 9,-1.-g sumner s.1Nels, - eneot,se,
., ~ P.Igo.e' 81 .eli,n, .ney nao
o..n Pelneo Up az Gay, .le-eo oh 2 pan.
,nio creek, ano lSu'eo about ana nal.
l- ~ -..-.- So
, 1862-10-23

Clubbing.
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Of Review will be address for co. four copies
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In all the principal cities and towns these works win be
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each Of the Reviews
N.B.-7Re price in Great Britain Of the Jive
Periodicals d6Ore-Rdmed Is $3l per GRRum.
, 1862-10-23

Orloce weakness. neFvnua Debility low piliin iauuds,
gsa.ne. o. NE limb and bach, lndipnlldn ard llca
- % memory, aversion 70 1ncloly lnVo ~ noIln1l
dig. eoI dI1lull dizziness, hlidncha inruiunl1J
dschalEea, pains IN TIE aIdo, a1acfI6na al lht eJ9,
pimpe1 On t1e ana laEnal o. olhl innImlIal n nan,
aIe cured By the Justly c1lohalol phr11d nif Iul1a,
L tnlpkny, Hn moihn1 q ciIlif flIal1n 4 nlgi
unknown % olhorNl and hence thn ml11 rlrrrI. al
Addro8 l. J. cZArKAY. y. D..
Gm Funclltos
, 1862-10-23

MGsns. A. l. ecovuL Co:
Dn sH 81 feellt my duty write you and let you
What pour Blood and vsF Syrup has done ny daughter,
ana thAS by publishing ohers Who suffer with dis
ease may kow Of n and By ts derive great benefit Ny
aanghte 4 has been sorey afflicted with Scrua, attended
VII gre.t palm ior more than i've years She had ave
or - running ulcers q her feet hip, and
one on her back. Al this time, from the high
OF your Besa and Liver Syrup In curing snch dsunsss
Induced ID Try H. She commenced using H. and, the med
cine acted the blood the commenced 70 heal she
nov gaining strength Ihave only used three bodies Of
medene and she can nov walk quite we'll Your Blood aud
Live syrup has done wonders In restoring her health
With the greatest respect remain yours.
A. McwILLiAMs.
Statement Of Rev. Horace Bushnell or Missionary and
Pastor Of ne Presbyterian Churqh;
Mnasns. A. Z. eoovu1 4 % = ~
DE.n sns;M NeWnIams, Esq, h an Kldor IN The church
In which an Pastor am acquainted win the circum
stances q The case Of be daughter and have hesianey
In saying that consider the cure truly wonderful.
HORACE BUSHNELL.
seeTs sliced and Liver Syrup b for sale By an ihe prin
REDINaT0N 4 co.,
Wholesale Agents.
t-oiSm tie and ais Front st, san francisco.
, 1862-10-23
Way to Preserve Eggs.

John Wetherby, Of Geneva, New York,
sends the following receipt, for preserving
eggs, to the Country GeHtlemDH:
| take pine barrel IAN old fish barrel,
well cleaned out, answers vry well) and
put in the eggs when they are sound, fresh
and clean. ! then cover them with lime
water, made like commp1n white.waSh the
lime settles around the eggs, and the water
stands on the top Of the lime-the eggs all
u der tie lime. Look at the barrel once in
while to see if four inches Of water, little
more or less, covers the whole. If the water
is all dried up, the lime gets hard, and they
are difficult 10 take out when wanted, and
you have to carry them somewhere else to
wash of the lime; so always keep water
on the top. This lime water must be
made at least two weeks before you pour it
on the eggs, or your eggs will be boiled
hard enough to carry in your pocket. When
! am putting away eggs for future use, use
a pine pail to wet the lime in, and stand il
by the side Of barrel in the cellar until il
is cold enough; then pour it on the eggs,
and ill the pail again, and when it has been
stirred for two or three weeks, do as before,
and so on till get through. Keep the ves-
sells covered to keep out all dirt or the eggs
will look poor, dingy color. Be careful
about this in the lime and water, and you
will have fine white eggs. cannot tell how
long they will keep, IS never saw any spoil.
! have some five years and q half old, as
good as they ever were. always preserve
in this way, and have done 50 for over thirty
years with perfect success. | have seen DeO
pie have eggs all spoiled, and have heard
them say they would never put any more IN
liIne-water. They put them in lime water
as soon as it was wet up. and boiled then
hard enough for Frenchman's breakfast.
, 1862-10-23

Tie almn1t mlrscun1 cnro that has ben c1Soied IN
ny caae prompts ne b lmplrl % thnE1 n ny lelou
Several yearl ago, ny health began % AL. was ~
tackled 81 general woakne and debility, which reduced
ne 70 he mere shadow q ny ormer ssl. Atthalaiags
, 1862-10-23
Shipping Sdrsriissmrnis.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
~ Thseannsdisus ana hs,-sannss,Aoona
. FLYING MIST.

- If17 I7I777IT1
Cert WI. THOMPsON,
sup ior nIsi Garter hrusan ssnaeoon ana IN por,,
PuIsi asund vanssuseFs 1lanl, and nrllA Columbia
rhs TLrlNo nlsI enadapl.d % carrying lave eioct
lnr uhieh rada ~ uaa orlnaI designed, and \ amply
provided ullh a1infus sa1arl he 1ai1y ol ils n ls
lougnai weather. ne suitable ios ~ tindl q flrrhi
sI lula as,unnst.tina NJ aar,l hy ~ = 81 az
vrrII o. 11und lIrsh WI b taken a q n, ,onabis
r.is1 e " aus oih1r vessel.
~ chssssr, FREIGHT r,u,as, urpy % Philip KEAOH
Or r. ". nEnnf, N sieilasoons o ne CAPTAIN, On
bcaId. ely
, 1862-10-23
D.


Prompted by an honest desire Of nv heart v,,h 4.
-, oeioie the public q case Whch deasFVrs 4 connen
aton not ooy ne an act Of srientc ski hut thri a.
humanity also Aboui two yeap ago. Endden'v. Snd
from causes unknown 10 me. was eelzpd vifh A n
epepsy whhh, owing h my inability 10 meet ne y
pensea consequent upon thoFongh nedic@i t,es,Tnsnt
and the dnaaIaRemeni which met Wnh On SiIsnpllpS
eon became such (Aa was then lea % bpievi1 a. u
dey me skh o. any physician. was iSeuueniiy ho
10 pursuit II my calling thrown dow q the gronnA
Slnout the sehiest warning; and although nirt ma
. ne agnnies yet deplsed The lgres of nv M md
non eaFned 70 look upoT those Who would render st-
ance or shelter me um danger q enemrr uho nouaht
y proong The existence Of my maerea vi M m iha
tate and having, previous 70 my snctIon tsSted ne
eueeia Of nle ance more induced b attpn9 -
inc aid o physician, and, By rpenmmendafion eSII.A
upon Dr. J. Czspkay. told him of nv crcnm.iSnesS
and o. my naoi'y to reward him Eg bis serVice1 re-
gardleas Of which. however, he Il once undernof nv
case, and with the blessing II God VA oDoe nsiS
restored n perfect health. Unable b reuhf5 In ~
he boon which eny q present. and ysi conseiouS Il
nv ndebiednen, consider n dno % mVaelf snd m
nee Of medical advice may and phyGoian n Who1I
eveTy confidence can b placed.
STAT. n California. County q San Frsneiseo. s1b-
,cThed snd sworn 70 before ne, this Ii DAY q AugaI
T. 81 GILBERT A. GRANT, No,a,y Pub.
, 1862-10-23

CooKERY.-" Cookery is the most ancient
art" says Brillat Savrin; "for Adam was
created fasting, and the newborn babe that
has scarcely entered the world cries until it
Is calmed by It's mothers breast" Surely
for cooking one ought 10 read their feeding
for we doubt IL Adam made a potauJeu or
an omelette in Paradise-nay, II even he
80 much as poached an egg or grilled steak /;
and as for the baby, there Is no cooking
done there, excepting by the nurse in thr
caudle-cuP. Then it is not every one who
c'oks even at this present time. Many saw.
ages prefer raw meat; and the Abyssinian
banquets du Raturel are known to every
reader. Raw meat, by-the-bye, Is almost as
Intoxicating as spirit and makes men as ex.
eitable and uugovernable as bang or alcohol.
i sticks ia the teeth, which is an incOuve-
nience; but seasoned with little salt, is
pleasant enough to the palate, If once the
civilized mans natural l0athing can be so
FAR overcome as to suffer him 70 taste il.
Easily digested, il is more nourishing than
when cooked; hence, BY parity Of reason-
ing, underdone" meat Is more wholesome
and nutritious than that which has been 50
long on the spit or in the boiler. Prize fight.
ers and men IN training are fed upon halfaW
sieako; and the Croats and Tariars are Is
notorious eaters Of nncOoked flesh, as the
Abyssin ans. "When we are on scout duty
and are hungry" said captain Of Croats TO
me, . We shOot the first animal that crosses
our path, We cut OF slice 70 our liking,
sprinkle a little salt and pepper on il Of
which We always carry provision in our "a
trsiascke, We place il under The saddle on the
horses back, set of At hand gallop, and
(maklng b movement of man tearing meat
with his traih) s we dine like princes
, 1862-10-23
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
10 Stlentifie and PrntIiraI AErifnIInrr.

o. HkHKY STkPHhNS, \ r =. u EdinUuT. b, snd tht
late J. 2. aUTtO, Pr0essr II scientific Agriculture
IN Y,k College New haven vols Ruysl octaV,
1900 pages, and numerOus EnEiaVnRs
This ia eOnfessedly the complete Wak an ARri-
culture pnlshrd and in order give Il a wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved TO reduce the
price to
$5 for the Two Volumes!
When sent by mail tp0-t paul 4, sailionia OFegun
aud Washington the price viii t+ 81 To evrry other
part af The UnioH AID 10 Canal IPrt pahil e6.
- This is NOT the I'D :" Boa VI the Farm"
Remittances fr any Of the above publications should
a'ways be addressed, pot paid. % the Publishes.
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No 81 Gold street New York
, 1862-10-23

OR sARsAPARII.LA AND STILLINGA, FOR
" the cure Of Scroiua, syphlc aud Mercurla Diseases
Old Sores, skin Diseases, and all other Diseases which are
caused by impure state Of the BLOOD This Blood and yer
Syrup warranted all ScrOaous and other Disease
that originate from the Blood or Liver.
, 1862-10-23

lTIIIIIE o. HIllIIn W0nTI.
The ingrati nde II man 70 hls fellow man y % oen
met with IN W, ,ihat testimonials promptd By she nef
feelings q The heart, IN the e q those Who
eaU1ce their hest days In phanihruc devotion % the
aleation Of tho die of inil mortality. Empircl.m
1nods ths columns Of cur pfraa With irandnient and
htlo9 eiiefe singing pUana 10 the worth of lherawn
eG0tlailcal chaflaiankm Beou We apprud certificate
nm worthy nan, Who, hriei PERIOD suue auemed
destined % shue nd bis mtal coil;i Who looked lor
uaId 20 bis dissolution with that plasure which onlv
th1e uoIahed doun By the heaVy hand Il disease can
residred him u bic former heaih Relieved lfom M
terrible aiuAnn. and impolled b. gIatiiud8 he makes
known BIZ case and BIZ remedial nqcni and h statement
u aubentlculed ~ notary Public. The demands Of
more % warn ne nuuary lhnn 70 sound he pr al of
physician q whom loolSs Of IKE caacs can b clied.
, 1862-10-23
rTNHE HIGHEST PREMIUMS WERE AwkRDED
u these machines in 1855, at the following

rTNHE HIGHEST PREMIUMS WERE AwARDD
u these machines in 1858, at the following
Fslrs aud 1istisuSsss-
Missouri, Wisconsin,
Illinois, Michigan,
Mississippi, Indiana,
New York, Chicago,
New Jersey, ST Louis
Maryland, Baltimore,
Virginia, Richmond,
Pennsylvania, California,
Kentucky Mechanics Institute,
San Ftanciseo.
Thess machines having taken the ant Premiqm- 1t
IN every Instance where they have con4ndods suqer al
other = wins Machinrs. NUT b. rreived -
Conclusive RVidsnSsOi ihsifunquaIlisdSupaiRity.
Among gts andoubte advantages Il these machlne.
ara-ln Elegnnce and simpliclt, Of construction and
col.qesst I-edom non deTsngsmsnt and need q re
~ of operation. 4 Comparatively norelrsa m1ve-
nent 5th Bsaut, Il stitch and rmnsss u saan. Ga.
Econany Of Thread IN. Applicability o. variety Of
arhes are sppicaie 70 every variety o. Sewing for
Family wear from tho lighest mnGina 10 The heaviest
cloths Il work. equally veil upuu SILK. linen, wooden
and cotton ID 1esnIna, quilting. hommIng gnlher-
ing and telling performing every npecias o. sewing
except mixing hutton holes aiching % buttons. aud
he Ike Vsrom appliance are furnished ioi regulating
which The edge q the hbTio Il passes through =
turned down and Handsomely stitched Thoasands n
these machines are ueed hy families. seamseses. dI
mateiAi llofai manulaotreIs y .klt1. colsn. lntan,
clothing hats, caps, onr1et, lades gaitera, umhrea
paraaola, 1lk and linen eooda with complete success;
sometimes nom one % tuo hundred are uled in single
Read nat The scieuidr American san - We arc
having great many lnqurs iiE Hesing Machnss ifum
vaIuu leris Of The cOunif nnd - ua cannot convent
emily reply % them IN By mall. We have thouaht d
proper q STATE opinion u IeEard 70 them 10 ths
public manner. We have l..d Wllsn'. plient. mann
nany No sos Broadway. and W can ny, IN rernri %
IN that Il , aihouf NAL II 4 simple not easily put
% other machine eiand1 ahead Of Il. We naia this
mneh n regard 70 De ezuacui machine upun or oun
responsibility.
b reooiVld By every steamer from New York, b nc.
Hayden, Agent IN San ~ nrisro.
CHARLES pROSCH,
Puget SoHnd Herald O6ics.
Agent IN sleilacoon
, 1862-10-23

DR. L J CZ lPKAYs private M,d,,., ...o-.
Institute is o S'cam nlO street. below N, S,s..,e
orPsie the Pacific Mail sisam,hip ComIssv" .s,y'
Ssa FIanesro. The Doctor offers free eon-StatioDs'
ana s-ks q" remuneration unless he effect, rnr
. - The following letter which empbatcSIiS
M lse vas written By the Drah Of tbe Fsc1liv ~ ~
hlInaflpnA college Of Medicine to the editoS ~ Ky
nnh nsocai aud Surgical Journal" san Fra 1cl'co.
, 1862-10-23

hkAASkABLE INsrANoE ~ MEDICAL EEL1ES.
Below we publish the rtrti6, t,s a, ,hr.. :, -;
efers nom Tie pais OF dissss Rbo vibg recnvs,sS
,heir hrmer health, and mpeled ny pTaliiudt, male
Ahrsh their Gases AID Iemeds aRpi abd n ~ .sts
81 snrietl imperOusy command their pnblicatioN and "
commend their erusa to the attention Of ali aaaed.
, 1862-10-23

s,.,L-.s B. r. FILLMORE
-erthed and sworn 10 before me- thls I'm An II All
AID. 1855. (eiqnedl @P'"'
IL.sl JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Pub
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28

2nrisie @ei9i@teu bon 2ittle Sod uub
tuua ber. Bon eittle, Rod. Der 6aupt'
fart pen arfanfas. 1uradssfsbrteI3 rieess
@efan9tuf 8ttsu uns etn gang aubersS
Bib aber isnea Staat, als usan f& bis.
ber Is sorfelte. 1ana& f&mdrmt ar,
tanfas ntat elei& MtFourf pom Rsbsdsn'
taRbeu. Naueutlt& ia=s6 NIT ben uon
&eeter aufaetoteneu uuo anaeblt@ bur&
0eMtral 9inrman oraautdrteu 10000
gRann eaueRurn, burdaus ni&ts. Sur
BE feaenann.tn 1sras &ouRers ftnb Is.
Die ben Staat unf&er MAIDEN, unb mon
tdtte eewi6 ntat bloe etn.. fonreru :ttu
Duseub Rale f&cn naa 2tttle Rod u,ar'
f&iren t6nnsn, - Grement iuerR. wsun
man tbn bdtte aeben lo0tu. uno baun aud
potl Gurtis. SIN 8onssu n6rrli&en fbetl
bss Staates fol bae llntons. Glenert fttr
fart pettreten fem unbs Ne ptuiaen Gtn.
uobuer. wflde 2ittle Nod nod 9eblieben.
Sieueidt. ut&t 1000. {oQsn pom 6sr3sn
Ant tetn. @ffonters tdtte tas eeutf&.
taoif&e Clement auferen 0efanatpeu pitI
eie6t unb GGresnblf&ittt ,erpteitn. psfar
TN anitr asfri&ttser. rttrilider Dans g.
-babst. . : (saeae 3stt.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
GuropdifHss.

8tt etusus IN sbsfeslb sesebensn src6tn Ban
lett N 0tren 9orb YalmuRoHt systdrteI etffey
& tsilo9e. oal tn psn Standardization 4tegrf6fnel
GIenD. unb btnna& bpft Il, ba6 man biz RIOT
5utersenttons.V oltht eev snsll9en Re8terunl
ptQiSen rUeree. !
Dassssn ttslt Rosbud stus lang. Rsbe, worta
sr faale, q lubfe MOT, bab Amfr,la ausrif In
,wtt. pann f1nebli@. tn IL u { at,tle stfpoINH
psrbs ~ upf aui eutSe 3sttsn auibSrsn wlrbs,
dc .,Dertthtatsn Gtaatsn'' ~ teteen. CT ut.
BAN ,te tas D.rfabrsn he ssorbsnS ale unme.
ralf& uub eveldrie bf0tn &rfoIa uuua6eIt@.
Cie Staateu t0untea nte pteoer ,ssretntst wer'
ben. Der &rte8 ftt cine blpee Nsrf&wenbupa
pcn Blut. istn &f sessn BE esavsrd. ..
Die BITE Arttatrte In ge.fatass bat Ortr'
mad Rsrtfc. ~
GIN. Mn,abl son 3%anonentectsn utrb "
wafaet. IN, borttin ,abjuseten.
N%mNtlantf4e Aaenttn limb tn England. I'M
ipsesn 9isferuns pon Wafsn III eontratiren- =
De gonbon Datls 9tuss enttdlt stnen eettar'
tiiel lbsr bas ra,6e umft6eretfen bse Gmonlt'
pattons vroiti,s bet Der Dur&fubrln9 pss .aTne'
rtiantf&sn Rrtse.s. Dat 0latt faet. - Jet nt&1
III srwartsn esmtfsr, BAT bas Bolt BE- Ncrbenl
pon sornbustn stnfetsn uerbe, bae bic MuSbret
tuns bsr etlapsst etr etultse 3wsd Der Hebtatn
uub ttr stn.i9sS RittA lur Bsenbtsung .btl
Rrtsses sspsfsn ft.
Sebsr Mussntltd Ter s%nldnsertsn &ttfI
fnofs nur Nbolthcntasn. unb' wenn esreu Sp'
,abl s.oe esnue ~. wssbe grd7eent eiuectn bal
sntfhttbsnbs Wort fprs&sn unb baS 3st6en lus
Rstiuns Der Rspublti esben.
Ran alaubt In pllermc tmm,r nod. strt
garttalbl nv in Mefina etnEntftn4wsrts.
ssTRdn atautt, bae SET Is. au8uA ale beytentel
9da fefgeftst rrcrbsn: Eel. an bsna cine 1ranfrefd
tstnbft1tat Dsu1Onfratton bur@ 8anj Stat:tu
faufnesn (oQe. d.
C.r 1urinsr Gontfponbent Der eonbon Stmel
mslett pom TO-. Bag In a1tn 6dfsn thinner nod
nod Stltlten aatt1rbe unb BAT - BIN Beb6rbeu
fsbr fnner fansn wsrbs, esns eansuns aui hs'
Gltltantf&er RuRe ~ %psrttnbern.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-28
'9<s<ral 0ueIl'S sTetaltate..

lBie biefes %utasparptSe uue unfdbtss
Gubielt pte Avmeta unp bic Gbre osI
tluion ps,asttelt bat, "a m~dnutSli& be.
saant. tDesuc& blsttt Ct tus amte. neil
zsr eta @sR Yointn uuo Sfase 'ealtsr'
freunb, alto Gin Rana nab BEN 9sEien
1aueds H.. llnp .pabrf&dnlt& miro II
aud im amte bletbsn. bis tbu BE &sbedsn
abfeseu. pefar peuu aud cute @usF@ts1
-vsutsapsu~
Dueu bat f& nod ben neuetsn 1sri&'
ten mad p,r @sRfstts ree Battle Qvsss bit
:3asp.r i'm fapli&sn Isnns1ee aurudae'
iesen. .BraAa f,bt tim pafslbf nit
80. 0O0 @anu atseudber, uu i'm. (obalo
DE @uniQae tbn, aus 8srbinounasn NIT
oem Norren atsef&ntten babsn' aniu'
8reifsn.
Dus& be RaIta Zee. @untaabdupt'
lines Moraon ess.n @auattn az. au.
auR) parp Die pirette Communication out
1er 2outspiQt' NaibpiQe &ifenbatn aerffort.
Moraau prrfpsrrts etnen In Ger Ndbs pom
Bauatin pur& @&sfussfein fabrsneen
'Gifenbabntauusl pacur&, eoe It einen
Gra&nua ruriu u%srtraunte uub jualet&
bie Stasbalten Der {uunsloede aerR6rte.
70 batt 9robe @tsinmaGen In Ten 1unntl
4eratfeteu. Die 3wsite Gifeubabnuerttn'
ouna apif&eu 3ouisptQe uuo NafbriQs
(seu Bowltna @rsen ous auf Der &larts'
SiQe bin abfabrsnpsn uub auf Der 6enpsr'
ion NafbpiQe Giienbubn) rur&f&nttt It
(tu Der Na&t pom IL. aum IS. ausuf)
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men. 10 miro Ct 6&erlt& ni&t wte ein
popei@n 6ftafer bsbaubelt wsrpsn.
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