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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-27
They Have Fallen on EvIi Times.

They have fallen on evil times
The rebels have fallen on evil times--
TLeif song has changed TO sorrowful wall,
And the death bell moufniully chimes.
They chsssej In desperate cause;
The rebels engaged in desperate cause
Against the Union they ought to have loved
And mild and protecting laws.
Imrelled By ambition and spite;
The rebels, impelled BY ambition and spite,
Struck at our noble ship Of State
With all their fury and might.
But thet wicked and rash assault
The rebels wicked and rash assault
Has brought a reaction that's having or
them
A stunning and fatal result.
And now they ATE writhing with pain
The rebels ere w.ithing with pain
And their soil is stained with the blood o
friends,
Their treason has caused to be slain.
Their vanity led them astroy-
The rebels vanity led them astTay;
ITresson don't work as they thought !
would,
But right the contrary way.
They thought their cotton was King
The rebels thought their cotton was King
When they engaged in this nurdetous war
II has proved to be no such thing.
They fsncied their courage was great
1 The rebels fancied their courage was great
j. And nursed the delusion until they believe
II would build them a powerful State.
4 But their fatal mistake they've learned
The rebels their fatal mistake have learned
: And 10 the invincible Union hosts
Their traitoIous backs are turned.
Their Spartan courage has fled
. The rebels Spartan courage has fed:
Their cotton has proved to be no King,
And secession is dying-dead.
y They have fallen on evil times
The rebels have fallen on evil times;
: Their song has changed TO sorrowiul wall
And the death bell mournfully chimes
c -!AsBuRY.
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occasion In the neigbborhood, under
such suspicious circumstances that
he found it safest to leave the coun-
try Immediately and fly to Missis'
sirpi. JEFF. Davis is his illegitimate
son Jorn come miles distant from bic
fathers house, and taken home by
him when several years Of age
These are notorious facts. Some Of
Davis relatives still live in that part
OF Kentucky. We would never
have alluded to this sinister bar on
Jeff's. escutcbeon, were not bic
friends continually prating about
Southern genlility and the low breed,
ing Of the Union people. Our own
opinion is that Jef's birth does bim
more credit than any portion OF his
subsequent ite.-[ Nashville Union.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-27
LANGwORTHY'S
last India Dyspepsia Cure
AND
Femae Regulator.

hURlNG my absence In the war this medi.
y cine will he made by my VIE, and that of
IN make can only be had ia Flndlay Of lsgAEL
L,EEN ur J. NJ. HUBER = Co.
Road the following statements:
r. Is. HCEU says" Alter taxing II for a
lrengi haniug medicine after a III OF sickness,
|wouid say that the Butchers ought TO favor
IS sale, tor the appetite II gave me Was
hough TO consume a beefa week."
RoBgRr BsSsgR says s-"Dr. Lansworthy: Al
bur suggestion, | bought ior my daughter,
Tho was suffering under some OF tho peculiar
seascs incident to hor sex, bottle Of the
Last India Dyspepsia Cure. II has done her
b much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, OF Arcadia. ssys-"iour mod
line has done me more good than any modi
Inc | over took"
| refer any patient confidently to the follow
e persons who themselves or their families
I'VE used II:
Paul Sours, Cashier Finday Bank;
X. B. Hurd, Chester Church,
X. S. Baker, 5. Bergman.
DR., Hudson, DR.. Beech,
Samuel Il. Gray. Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartman, j. B. Vandoren,i
Tho unrivtlird sales of tins medicine Is al
mlstlkabic evidence OF its Intrinsic value.
I fostoria NeiuS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-27

ION CIUUht u MI ufeI.iu Vt ...e1eV 10
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FNpLAY, Jan. l, 1853.
NIB. Allapplicants will be required TO pre-.
sent to the Examiners a certificate signed by
two or more of their present or previous ON
ployors, giving IA satisfactory statement rs 10
their moral character and faithiulness as
Teachers; or, If they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certliylngto then
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-27

JEFF DAVIS EARLY HIsToRY.-A
trifling little rebel paper in Ken
tucky processes to doubt the truth ol
our statement respecting the origin
OF JEFF. Davis. Whist We stated Il
we'll known to hundreds OF our best
citizens of Christian and Todd coun
ties, Kentucky. jeff Davis fathe,
lived for a number Of years in a low
cabin situated in what is now the
town Of Fairview, twelve miles from
Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The ten
emcnt 10 now weather boarded ant
used as q tavern. Old Davis was {
man Of bad character, q horse trader
q swiudler, and Of very low habits
A fine horse was missing on on,
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REMEMBER THEN
Eou have stomach Diseaso-if you have
lie Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!

HIS McllCluo WAh SuAo Aou'
tents
ISRAEL GREEN, Findlay, Ohio;
J. N. HUBER X Co., Flndlay, Ohio;
JAMES MASsIsG, Vanlue, Ohio;
| GRIBgL y OsTnEIAER, Van Buren, Ohio;
| J. b, VAN DoRES, Fostoria;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL IluBER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SuoUP, Ottawa, Ohio;
J. ID. q. HiPKIss, Gilboa, ONO.
Agencies made and Agents supplied byMrs.
|. 4. LAs0woRrHY, who is hereby authorized
} write my name upon the wrapper, without
|hich none Is genuine.
PhysIoians furnished by the gallon, where
equested.
With kind farewell, then, TO the good peo
be whom | have dealt with so many years
nd wish that they will sustal n my wife II
Le sale Of this medicine, which has benahttet
b many already, am, with the best OF feel
rs toward ,rery one In this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGW0RTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Reg't U. ). Army
FINDI AY, August l6, 1861.
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a "Reminiscences.

A Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times, in reviewing
the events OF Mr.. Lincolns Admin.
istration gives the following:
Fourteen months ago Mr., Lincoln
came to Washington. His arrival
in disgnise, in the gray of the morn.
ing twilight, almost alone, created .
very uniavorable impression, even
in the minds Of his friends, who did
not know all The occurrences which
preceded that evenlful Journey -
The "Peace Congress" was then
holding it's session. The arrival oi
the President elect was not general.
.ly known until alter that body
convened. There were seated at q
table in the hall where its meetings
were held, Sedden, John Tyler and
Brockeubrough, Of Virginia; Reid
and Barringer, Of North Carolina;
Waldo Johnson, Of Missouri; Moor
head and James B. Clay, Of Ken
tucky, with several members of the
New Jersey and Maryland Dele,
cations, when n servant presented a
card to one OF them which was writ.
ten: "Lincoln is in this hotel " II
was rapidly circulated around the ia
Bile, and produced no little excite
mcnt. "Lincoln here' "Wheni
How did he get hcreT "Was there
any outbreak in BaItimore'" did
TO come through the city? Ones
tions such as th,sa circulated rapid
ly, and with the surprised and dis
appointed expressions OF the counte
nances Of many Of the party, indi
Gated in the most decisive manner
chat some of these gentlemen did
not expect Mr.. Lincoln's passage
through Baltimore to be unattended
by public demonstrations! If the
history OF that Convention il eve,
written, it will display the perform,
ances OF a most rampant and traitor
QUO hand nj Snoar sinni.ta Who. |;
was suggested in the evening tina,
the Convention should call in a body
on tho President, elect, the Seces
sionists not daring to oppose the mo
tion openly, made a furtive effort te
detract from the dignity oil the pro
ceedings by proposing that Mr.. Lin
coin be invited to call on tie Con
yention! u proposition which wal
indignantly voted down on the mo
ton Of q member from New York
The Convention then called on tn,
President at his parlors. Ever
member was received with cordla
grasp OF tho hand, and in the frank
open and generous manner which il
so natural to Mr.. Lincoln, that h
cannot put it of To the Southern
members ho was especially attentive
every word he uttered indicated
welcome which was not polished.
could not avoid comparing, mental
lily, the whole reception, with the for
mally frigid manner in which al
importantfu functionary OF the Govern
ment had extended 10 the sam
members a few days before, hi
clammy and fishy hand. But south
ern chivalry turned up it's nose a
this disregard Of formal etiquette
Its representatives, looked gIum, an
when at length tho President elec
committed the gross sin OF maxim
q joke upon Rives, Of Virginia, the
could restrain themselves no longer
Even while enjoying his hospitality
these Southern gentlemen calle
him "boor," crossroads lawyer,
"rail'splitter," etc.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-27

DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
n ESTATE. - In pursuance Of an order
granted by the Probate Court OF Hancock
county, Ohio, / win offer for sale at public
auction
On Saturday, the Iath orJaiy, I'D. ieea.
At one O'Clock, p. m, at tho door ofthe Court
House In Findlay, in said county, the follow.
ing described real estate, to'wit;--The II. 4 of
ths N. W 4 OF sec. 3, tp. 2 North, OF range 10
containing 80 50 100 acres OF land more or less,
excepting therefrom Is acres and 60l00 OF an
acre now owned and occupied by the heirs oi
Samuel Travis, deceased, which excepted
part of said tract is described as follows;-Be'
ginning NJ tho 8. w. Corner Of the above do.
scri5ed tract and running thence North 80
rods, thence East So rods, thence In south
westerly course to a stake on the center line
OF said section 8, planted at the end OF ~ rods
East OF the above place Of beginning; thence
with said center line West TO the place OF De-
ginning;--appraised at 81 800.
TERMS oB SALE; - 0ne-third OF the purchase
money in hand on the day OF sale, and the res
idue thereof In ono and two years thereafter
with interest from day of sale, TO be secured
by mortgage ON said premises.
-Adm'r of John Iravis, deceased.
BY O'NEAL, BLACKFoRD HARSH, Au'ys.
May 81, l962.-l3w
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HORSE row Frs.

Prr Ppwers with which to drive my Throsh
ers, have selected, as being tho host now. in
use, PItt's Improved patent do ubir Piuion
Power and the Trebie-tiaareh iron Planet
Power.
These Powers are made by me in tho most
thorough manner, of the best material, and
are Of double the strength ofany single gear
ed Power.
In tho pitts Power, I am making shaft ot the
hove wheel and mastor pinon of cast steel,
which IL \ great Improvement over the IRON
shaft used by other manufacturers.
III the Iron rlinct Power. have also made
valuable improvements. adding 10 lis strength
and Durability. Mt u single Power, nut ui
the whole number sold last year, has broke,
or in any way ia,led.
POWER CORN-SHELLER.
Readings Patent, First Premium awarded NJ
OHIO State Fair IN 1854, 1855, lSjI, 1854.
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THREsHEI,s AND sEPARATORs.

In the manufacture of Threshcrs and Scpa.
rators, I havo aimed, in the FIRST place, to sc
leot tho most approved patterns Ruch as
have been tried and found TO give satisfaction.
holding myself ready ri all times to adopt such
improvements as experience may sugges, rs
being desirable. In tho noxt place. 7 have
endcavored TO select the hest material. and
have always been careful to employ mono but
the most competent wOrkmcn. | have alsu
instituted tho most careful scrutiny OF MI OF
my jobs before they were placed in the sales
room. and In this way have been ahlO 10 sup
ply my customers with mono hut the most
complate work. II is TO those facts that my
machines owo their reputation with farmers
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PITTS SEPARATOR.

also manufacture another equally excel.
lent machine. known as Pitt's SEPARATOR
These soparators arc, he some, highly esteem
ed. They are manufactured. with great
caro- and arc Il good machine. They. have 10
como well established and are Justly celobra.
ted both for rapid and perfect work. In man.
ufacturing these machines, | have selected
such patterns only as have been fully tested
by long use, and In offering the two above,
believe Ofior tho very hest that arc made. 1t
is claimed 10y those who use them. that they
will thresh clean aid III for market moro
gram in given time. and DO 10 letter, thar
any other I,achle. In fact, the only limit to
the amount they can thresh, depends on the
facilities at hand for getting the grain 10 tie
machine and taking care OF the straw, kc., ai'
ter II Is throshed. These machines arc both
of them strong and durable: the joints are all
fastened with bolts, and are atted up with II
cast steol oylnder shaft, with composition
boxes. Tho cylinder is 80 inches IN lonstl;
and am now making the Separator and Gle IN.
or four inches wider than the cylndsr. The
Beater Shaft is furnished With steel journals
and brass boxes. also. brass hnxcs for canvas
belt shaft and fan shaft steel journals with
iron boxes fur fan side shaft; iron pueys Oca.
thered) and cast iron convcyor. In overy
particular, they are constructed in the very
best manner In every part: they run easily
arc oaily tended and are adapledio be driver
by gear or by bands, requiring about 40,
revolutions por minute.
In tho manufacture of these machines.
have p,ado some improvements "r the OrlRin
al patterns. and am ready 10 make such uthO
changes as experience may suggest as bein,
valuable.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-27
WOODBURY,s PATENT.

! havo thus far found that Woodbury's Pat.
ent Ia most sought after by threshers, and M
certificates SOW. IL docs good work and gives
excellent satisfaction. The first premium was
awarded 10 this machine at the Michigan and
the Ohio State Fairs in 1858. and il has al.
wals received The first premium at County
and State Fails, whenever exhibited, both IN
the United States and Canadas. | am the on
ly manufacturer ofhisvery superior machine
t.,s q 49,
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List Of Prices
Or TDREsnING MACHINES ANp HORSE POWERS At
SASpt SKY, Quo.

SASntskY, OHIo,
Por Eight Horse Power and Separator
(cylindor 50 inches long,) .S325 On
Por Ten Horse Power and separator
(cylinder 3? inch' long,) ...,..,,,.. S3i %
For Separator alone, (Wuodbury's or
RI,ts'1 cylinder 30 inches long,,.... zoo on
For Eight Horse = jwer, (pit,s' or Iron) l?5 %
For Ten Horse Power. (pitts' or lrOn,) 1885 10
Pius,J cylinder so .achos long, ,..... IT'S 90
For Separator and Eight Horse Power. 800 90
] alga furnish. when expressly ordered,
Truck Wagon, suitable for hauling
Separator irom place 10 place, extra, 30 %
long, extra, ...',............,..,... 30 90
Power Curn shellcr, with Fan .,,,.,,, co no
Bart Wright 4 Co.'S Patent Compcnsa'
ting, Hay staio RAJ road Power for
two horsek, Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
pest quality oi Pa,oHt Rubber oy l.Oi,hcr Bolt
Ing g.furnsled at manufacturer prncs,
Repairs done on short notice.
G. J, NE5SER.
sAsprsxy, Ohio, May u. lsc2.--l3m.
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cb
&cnnls@iitrinc.

paNor Sobrtnacr bat am I. Septembcr
l''ne S6ulc %ctTfnCt. 9n p%crjcltcn nirc beIpnpcre
an' c'nrn Nru"rIiber llntcrriht i'm Dcut;hen
acFrhn6sn mercCu. nittnur auf 9cicn II. Shrri.
zen. icnctyn aud ouf rcutihe Sprohlebre INN
Anllot- @brnic wirN oos CaaIiltbe oelebrt mrr,
cen. 6crner: Ncbucn, &jnoen, tHibIilte Sc,
lbiht', @'o9rnpbis NM gBeItacihttte, gIndt
t0"rtr tt noh Nnfcreerun9 ~tclpneere ,Slog,n fir
3etbn'n, lattinjjde un9 fron;SfIbr Gnrofr
tlrtbtct ncrccn.
@u@ 1T opm l6tcn September on mit rsr
o@ule cine @~tnrihtun9 gum llutsrribt in meik.
l0en Nanonrbsttcu, att: i'm 9ldben. Stridrr
H'tg'n NJ. ~. oer6uucsu pprrtn. 8r6ul. Wpr.
l%tnitrrn pun Bier, melte etnc G6nlth, N6h. nm
Strld S@"l' lhcn in Ceut1blano nit outrm
Srlot9' 9t''tt't bat, BAT cislcn 19,iG Der @trI.
Nnitult iternpmmcu.
N'uc ShuIsr uno S&Ilerinncn f5ruru ichen
&1A ciutret'H, t%slonrCrG ouf ccn /. 9onuor
1'r Shu!c miro nun YIN 80 Sdilferu NM
"dutcrjrnw tciuht.
%cm J. Nr'tmttr an tpirb SER ,&runIf
II mcorercn m6dcntlthru Stunrcn unterri&tt
II giatnr9citthte, giaturI,6rs uno ocmein,oS.
lth'r V'luno9tttslcbrs utbcilru.
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@inr Wrnclfwnfip,,
bcs WcuYerncure son %lr9Ih'.H'

Dec WCuNcrnCurS 9UW NTIN"''"
Sn Sctro6t, So pie gpnrcrticn eicitr SeHHon%Eoue
am stem Cc,cntcr 1861 etnc Gooltinii+m ,# inr cen &C G ItSo,
NV 49, UvS'a,.s 49,, -, fehf1rr Tcle ~cCIcitcu Mru0IS Ell
pSn sInb,nS ~ in "G mtScm Der @ouscrHeur al .crtcItn min.
S@isf; j',s III s;sSs ! (s,, aa@ , Sa' sFs y @t 9aS's st %5sfs5,
", - II ".nSs rrrclamirc ais clrc 0Ctrcuc Nt'drift
.S,n ~ = SSrioraticn 81 RjobtS, Gcuiituticn rnN NnbGr0,
nm !" in N SEN onaliNcirten Summation iur @%nn'bsc rSrr
gSermtrftno p~rr,ulc9en, rc l0l@f9 o@r'n nager eclttnlni
une ~anStocbeu II.
"a Yerntrr mo nit bei9csruticm Stoatsiieocl, III
cJ Rttbmpno, ant I2ten 9G. 1S6I, uuo inn soften
q.bre oieItS StodNt. Spbn 2ct6er.
Gur Den 6jcucernenr:
George u. MunfprS,
StaotS- Sccrttdr.
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Gpn fitutipu,

I. Su @craTt, "a lit Gs1csattn sno Ror5lent,rten
zee Guten YjrRiniihtn 8sitcs 1t GNaYcnticn rer,omwrIt mr. nm
Gun uno S%SGHli9ten SUM- is INhre CCe 6trrn Cir San,
itHH NfotA 9unotrt NIB ich5 ilo i~icbtnig, ipiterbrlea NM
t.l''E'h; SsB, o. @em9 Der Gril!t, Rpr!g sOn @rURbrit0r,
men N!P iTloao uno &.ufayit son 5u never. r0r oiricr
3tI mt Hes %toNjglthtl Sfjtc in Ntm ejoueernrmtnt SIR
Sual.H V'LNNt, pCrlGttt lat, COftbt IN cine per0biteuuu65.
pVtoLlt htp Ehrrtrs8!td5e &YraNrgi uj Ulpanbln, IHtt
q gV@iI gte!'9t u;e rIr oos 0f:ntljht 98ohl urtbEcnOjec
2t'tBt M' lslAen S5iO betestt inotm g. itjucn lBrtycr-
Hsitt" Ut St.au0nlF 9srlo8", t51it ipittjgc uno Unauf.
lH'te'"tt grlt5f !i palErea bis lO.ac wtoeH iCntr 3u=
!lAlAI"9 lISFsHptrt n0rcn. uuN wcnu IuSYcrbjrt, SATIRE
lang 9t!laaAatt, otnlelbtu iejGc &ufmgrfiamfi il ~ Ihtufcr:
euro SS.i5E!"as' u3tao m'Ibe onncrt GsitBc IL raiijyeu.
BIS Die 9erlSlen, ne &e Sertbeil sayous M ,iekr2 b,fT,r.
im)t lciltcttn; cIrit 6terc5 unc mitosrbpIrrtriKr TmfIiirr
Ger N'tt9e3cAetH SsTlNn mrgngtG wcocn n~nnnhsftrr Sn.
pplltlcn a,9en e'f GIllHr1ntunetn Der RtNte bas S},Iffs.
mCnn %OnFReip't. otrt YihBulnmenruien eir.r ana
9tlft9ebtnptn Str'omm!un8, mcIurd5 ba5 poljtifbe : nfcu
paHr 5elcB3cb,Hola D0Urt biicb; rurh @,ruhe Ter 9},.SI.
serun9 uuiert5 oilatt6 entGcssa III srStilep blryrh EyI,;
lung yOn @citptu Gsstn ole 3nturoliiotton ,Jr,nI6sr r,ra
Sd.ttn itshtnOcr &CUttr unh ericG jdlTt uurs1 ma -,
GrlcocuS wttep; cUrs &crludc, bic 0iiitdr6ffgrrc Yry NV
y tottbctNroc uudsg1a19 III madrn uno U5ev oia'c'k, -,
HELEN; rurh sUUtEfc, U'5 uHttr snslEuOIfe gctn6bia
tlt 81 brlH0en, mlo. Iurh ieinc 3uitimmyro i6rcr aylio's
nrunt,nen GtitecS0ctt; o!tr6 St.tiCHigtS 0rOFer 5rlrp,T-
.A'anGn uner uue, euro A7lSnc.cD Ualt.cs 5oupcts nil
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Soot mn ~llmecscro ao 9r;t urp GtirirS N a@,n FoS ,nst
gen ecT pci'tunoe, 'o!pch. Mas inucrlidc Nronfbcitcn an
SSan9i' Gi3 aud mas munNdrSi;te 3altticidunocn trtrtft.
nit %9Setnltcjr bcccdtc 3utuc Ut rciniocR, 86brr omS.T,;S.
gen II. {. ". N''"' ""Na"'N>
3uait't nro@t tCrltItc borouf aufmcrfIam tar or %
l"O'E .1"H IN oSR oritN!rrn gu Yro9 uno &3rcn ic.uc stu
o'cl r~r'i9t'tEt uuo p]rdcticjrt bat.
%:fntn Nuo or 51tc uuo &ntb uncntlslttidr ~crtEri(cn.
HeVsrESNNt mro or bcltrebt Icin, nit NCn @totnlhoi,cn bee
~fIc9 iu9Ieth ctc ctrca Wcritcnfrcuntc6 III ]Ycrbinncu,
StlUr-Smybcn: Mprecds bic S ubr, lPtitooS snn . ria
) uhI mo Mbcucs Urn 6 l6r an. "
O1rcC: 200 Sgoaoitr., smiiAcn Der 4. NIB 5.
" y r,n6.
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Der HnttriettNetc II itGt in 5,asec, itecz @uftroo To
e'atm Ssldalic oGsiufuhren I'M ,par 10 tInig ale m6oltb.
GiHe NueHopl Won 81; 9en ut f]C:iip6breno Yorr0ttio
&iR neutr. outer I~pbttRw1ReH miicIuem auttu J re =
SE Hnt rubiacN Qfv0tu fWr c.rdldtH Gctrnuth.
Die Iafmertiamtctt Won 6otels Jnaa5rrn Il. 6amjiicumirt
3]er1t5ICt auf Zine SyoFc &u5plbl 9Cn Wnraeer.
9usSeNRrur poG S,ssa'S. GuNhlcn y. Sgrinos potro-,a
rperbcn prompt beisrB!. GE0nrte Eart
Sro&Ht; ST. oT "ln Gucge.
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KEROSENE OIL

ear Soften SHaIit1t nrbit etrer arpBen Nusrasl
y laipcn jcoer &rt lt:ta ocrritbig mmp ,um 6iuia-
i'n PRS ju D"ben bel 6. 50. Ser, N9t.
No. IS @rycruGritrnee.
h1- JtrpIraturen on 2amptn uno bus Ser.
"Icrrn r%srl;itsn 'nm Bremen res &U0lcn,O ebls
HtatH5 unN 6iQiai beiprot.
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Aheocpr 81 erbarp,
@ictDauifer,

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Dem sethren bcu'ltcn @NbIifum Die Nn;cioe. boe ser
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