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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

The follow M il . w., OF the sick and wounded
soldiers Of different Indians regiments. transferred
from the hospitals at Louisville. Kentucky. and
received at the Soldiers Home in this city. on
Saturday evening:
jesse Lane. 6oth regiment; Charles r. Doyns.
compzny X. 73d regiment: Joseph Ramcy. n.
9Th: John Wall. 24th battery; jacob HsriDsn.
Y. Ssh: Christian Schmidt. b. Ssh; Per, Gil
lard. 3. 18th: John A McMichael. K. 9Th;
Isaac Sickle. e. sist: Vim. Duncan. T.. s6th;
John g. Psfrick, @, slsr; VIM Grrendyke, ID,
s4th: T @ Higher. G.. 18th: J spidsr. n Ash:
George Lindsey. A. 10th: II. ;. Preble. II.
57th Francis NJ West. II 18th: VIM h Mitch
ell. g. Sis; Charlie Elias 2Ist battery: John IL.
Christ. b, s7th: Henry Conrad. b. 6Sfh; Philip
Culver. Il. s-sh: James Fish, II, 9th: H.
knight. II 73d; John MeNes. ID, 9Th; Thos
II Bale. F.. SIN: David Beeson. &. s5ih: Edgar
~ Shepherd. K 3lst; Thos B. Gaskins. ID. 37th:
John Sturgeo:, II 45th; T. HansOn. l. Ssh:
James McKey r, 6-th: W. F. Smith, F. 18th:
John J Hayes. B. s4th; Francis Barritt. g.
35th; John johnson, G. SSH: John Grove. A.
5sth; J. NJ. Eaton. D. e5th: J Baker II
18Th: And Br,wn. G, 18th; Dan Poole, G.. 18th:
J W. Palmer Z. 49th: Charles Harp. G slst:
r. A. Shoemaker. c, 29th: VIM. Gierand. r. I'D.
Nicholas AdaiI. X. 4lst. 81 cavalry: William
Daugherty, q goth. 9Th cavalry; John VI John
-On, r. Goth, 5.h cavalry; c. V Purdy, ID. 18th;
Levi Pickens. D. Eth: Joseph Southerd. d. o5th;
John +. Smith, NJ. 18th XIV cavalry: John s.
Patrick, g. slit; Elias shelton, +. 42i; Albert
Haley. 4, It'll 18th cavalry; George G. Jones,
Goth battery: Joshua ID. Parker 9Th Battery,
Charles Stader G.. 3d. Wallace Courtney. X,
18th; John Brthers. II, 36th; Samuel Harrison.
b. Goth. 9Th cavalry; John Maxwell, T.. ssth;
Robert Hodge. +, 18th; A c Bonhart b. 74lh:
Jeremiah Simpon. 20th battery; Ezekiel Porter
G, slst: SAMUEL Reed f, ssh; Chr-toph Nc
Bride Z, oSth: B Hamilton. F, s5th: Chas
Smith. X, Sab: Daniel Sullivan. X, sith; To
bias Anderson. A, 18th: Samuel l.. Gregory D.
4lst. 81 cavalry; Thomas Nolen. a. 10TH L. 5
James Ashorth G.. 36th; George Bsscott. c.
18th: William Garrison. ID. 42d: Jacob Miller. c.
74fh; A. Miller. G.. Seth; J Patrick, II, 22d :;
Chas ID Reese. X. :5th: D. w. Rowe A. 18Th;
Francis NJ. Vedder. e. Goth; Albert B Wood, c,
5sth: Peter Bake. X s0th: Thomas Steele. 3,
3sth; George Bnese. X, S0th; James Lanevc, X 4,
stth: William F. Dnsmore. A. s6th; Henry
Cramer, b. SD: John W MYERS. T. s5th: VIM
McGnnis. b. 77th, 18th cavalry; Liban Will
liams, X. s4th: Jonathan Poe. |, 5sth: Daniel
Greenwalt E. 4lib. William Holcomb. X 5lst;
" VI Crawford c, 5lst: Nathan TITUS X, 18th.
(hospital): Jeremiah V Sturgeon, A. 33d: Silss
ID. Jones' II. 42i: James Alvey, G.. Slst; W G..
Wilkinson. l. 18th; William Mendenhall A,
s9th: Parker Smith, c. 37th Fletcher Curtis. A.
e0th; Alexander Peru. II. elst; Mark Sullivan,
ID, s0th Conrad Miller. II. 32d: William Wool
bridge. II, 18TH J l. Benight. f. s5th; John
Jo-lyn. f, s5th, (hospitaD; Richard Poely, D.
s5th, (hospital)
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

FINE DRrss SHIRTS At Two DoLLARs-All
sizes on hand. Do not fail to see them. Also
novelties in gents scirfs. silk and ribbon ties
ust received, aud gents furnishing goods gener-
ally at Parkers. No. 30 West Washington street
- z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

IcE! IcEl IcE.-George W Pitts has on hand
plenty of pure, clear Ice to supply his customers.
without shipping from Toledo any other point.
Any person wanting Ice. can be supplied by ed
dressing George w Pitts. BOX s53. INDIANAPOLIS
PO ap30 pm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

yUNHos AFFLICTED WITH ANY PRIVATE DIS
cas- such a. syphilis lchaDcroidal, primary, sec
ondary brittany, or any phase.l Ghonorrhsa, elect
StricEA areoceie, Hydrocele Urinary Diseases. Sper
matorhs Seininel Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions and
effects sell abuse should AT ONCE visit DR.. Clarkes
PRIvArosrcE aud sacred Consultation Rooms No. 24A
East WhingtsD Street. and he cured.
The ktors Liteeu years sxrkElKScs ia New Yors
city eples limto treat you scientifically
constAtion FREE ofses bosrs frso q. N TO : p.
". % Box 1854. sprs.clv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates of advertising
In the local column will hereafter be ne follows:
For ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents line No notice will be inserted until paid
To-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
cow AND CALI STRAYED

EROM THE SUBSCRIBER. No. les NORTH NEW
Jersy Street. on the lst OF May White Cow with
little ay both sides Of the neck and head the
left horn very short having been broken The calf
white with few red spots TWO weeks old. will satisfy
any person that will the and calf will give
Information that will le sd 20 their recovery.
fnysdstwli WILLIAM BRrNKTR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

~ Gentlemen DESTROYS to Law aside their win
ter hats and provide something light and elegant.
have onlv to call at Baker & McIver's. opposite
Glenns Block. to get just what will suit them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

Sick HEADACHE If YOU are affected. go to
Senours Drug Store. Bates House Block and
buy box of Cephalic Pills.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
REWARD.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

dun AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING
HI in Pike township. May 4th, MARY O'LEAKY, Il
years Old bound girl. hereby forbid any person or
persons from haFboring trusting her my account;
| will not pay any bills Of her contracting.
May llth 1888. JOHN ARCHER.
myl2-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
ATTORN Ely.
JOSEPH a LEWIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
nFFICE on SECOND FLOOR HUBBARD'S BLOCK
W Corner Washington ana Meridian Streets, (entrance
from Meridian Street, lndanapo i. Ind. tie will faith
fully ard promptly attend to all legal buIsesS entrusted
TO t.n Especial attention given collections lie
fers TO the business men of Indianapolis generally
my9-d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

US different parts Of the City. for sale cheap fer eash
u or on time payment NeKEkNAs riLkCk,
fshl3-dkw<n Real Estate Aesnf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

SAN Francisco. May % The steamer Golden
Age brings advices from the City of Mexico 10
the ID OF May and from Puebla to the 3Oth of
April.
Gen. Orteqa's DISPATCHES TO Gen Comonfort
state that on the 9th of April the FreRch ex.
ploded mine in the block called Stinirno. oc
cupied Nv Mexican troops A number of Mexi-
cans were buried in the ruins. but the balance re-
sisted the French all night, fighting desperately
On the morning of the 25th both parties were re-
inforced and continued the fight with the creates.
determination and ferocity The Mericans at
the close held their original position
During the contest the French exploded another
mine in the Santa Jesu and another fight ensued
here, lasting seven hours. the Mexicaus remain
ing masters OF the field and capturing 100 prison
ers from the first regiment of French Zouayes.
The French left 400 dead on the field
Since these fights the French have kert IN the
bombardment of the city, though less vigorously
than before.
On the lst of Nav President Juarez lef, N.
City of Mexico for Comonfort's camp near Pue
bls, for the purpose OF urging immediate offensive
operations against the French.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 23-The General Assem-
bly of the New School Presbyterians ha. un,p;.
mously adopted resolutions for a stated union and
friendly interchange by Commissioners with the
Old School Assembly. appointing Rev. Rober,
W. Patterson and Hon II. Brown 10 represent
the New School in the General Assembly of the
Old School now in session at Peoria. Illinois.
From CINCINNATI.
CIScIsSArI. May 23-General Burnside il
known to have said that be has not asked for in
structons Stree MS arrival here, and that be has
received none. and that the arrest and rial of
Vailandigham was done upon his own RESPONSE
bili,v. After the arrest President Lincoln ,ele
graphed that be would sustain him in his efforts
10 supper, the Government.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

sF-A superb stock Of fashionable hats and
caps can be found at Baker 4 McIver's.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

STRAYED FROM The SUBSCRIBER on THE ID
= Of May, IN Hencersons addition, IN indi znapohs
Gray Horse Is hands high years old wind broken, len
side hair scratched Of bought him At Burrows stable
on the 2sth Of April will literally reward any per.
son that returns him gives information that VIII ieAa
mys-drt PATRICK BRASIS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
From Wasnington.

WASHINGTON. Nav - Judge Tabor. of lows,
has been appointed Fourth Auditor of the Treas
INV. in the place of Berrian, resigned
From the facts already received. no doubt is
entertained in any quarter Of the fall Of Vicks
burg The official confirmation. however, is
awaited with anxiety.
WASHINGTON. May 20.-Up 70 ten O'Clock to-
night the President had received no further intel
ligence, excepting telegram from Memphis.
dated 4 80 this afternoon. saying nothing later
yet than the morning report Of the capture of
Vcksburg.
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THONSSEN & LAHEY

q. w. Washing ton. street. Betwee
Illinois and Tennessee sts.,
mch -'e3-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

This Of the finest speeches Of Mr. Voorhees,.
question occupying large share public attention.
and every voter In Indiana should have copy Demo
should clubs distribute this largely in
School District Ina the State IL makes pamphlet OF
pages.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-18
8opce unb Goferlp's 3obuputuer.

Setni9e cetne 3Sbns.-SsrbsFsrt oSinen Itbcu.
9nmnp Sabine unO ein uuaE9GuEbmsr 0tbsm Iinb
lebr mt3erlib. Der animalsulae uno Sartar, pcnu
e'nmol ouf Den 3abuen befsitigt nimmt Elm srprc6.
fe6 NkttG oiClsts gu GntftruCn, uno biz SABINE mic.
Der rein uuo ioeiF gu MAIDEN. 81 IN biss ater &c;
raGe mas bicies 3abnputgsr tbut. 9Sti nur qerin:
91m Gjebroud) psrotn bicfs unangeucbme uetrritt9e
tutfcrnt Die Sabine uebmen cine natdrIitbs 9en.
bett on Gas 5abnfeifb piro 9cfuno, uno Elm on.
9enebmer arcmatifbsr g8obIatruth miro ban dthCm
ge9stcn. QSer rpdrbe sjnrn balbSu SbatCr oufcbcu
fpCnn CT oofir 2 Sabre lnr9 reiue SABINE uno Cinsr
an9enebmeu AtbGm batsn Fam Das 91uper in In
fshr lhSnCn pcrtctaiu oaftbsn oufevthon uno pirr
dterau pen zen Npcthttern yGrtauft.-O. G
Barnes, GensroIsNesnt 202 8roaon0p, 81. %.
Setruar I2, 1862. ua6Np
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-18
Das Oro6e CnOliG6e Geilmit-
tel.
Sir Spbn Glarfr's
berabmtes t1JitteI fur Srauensimmer,
subsrsttst mad elmer 8prf6uft bee Sir 8.
Glarfe, ID. O., ausgs,siGn,tsr arSt
Der q aTntotu

0ieis unIbabbnrs Reoisu III unfsblbur ftir Die
psilun9 ron allen bsn fhmersbaftsn uno aefdbrli.
hsn 8rantbEitsu, psIheu bic GOnititutcnsn ron
Sraueninmsrn unterpGrfen fno. Sie psrriin
pert allen ilsbermaB uno entfsrnt ale 6inoernifTe
--uno. aut stRs Iofortt9e psilun9 fam man fidb
ilber perIudsu.
SGr ufrbriratbete efrauen,immer
IL bisslte gan, DEFENDERS It6tbar. eis brinat in
siner fur,en Belt Die mCnolIiben psrCpsn auf cine
9epanldts sBsils an.
Ssoe 8ottsl Yrsi5 Gin Sbalsr, bat tsa Rsats:
un9s .Stamp Ucn GrCBbrittanisn auf fib, um Sal
lbunssn ~ psrbdhn.
SRf0 OGEr II ..
D!sls YilIeu lsutsn n d 9snemmsn tu,ttsn in
ben crel sritsn Monaten oer S6pan9CrIbaft in.
esm pislsIbs iibsrib cine unjsiti9s @sburt psrur:
iabsn,-bst elmer iebsn anpsrn GsIs9snbeit atsr
ilnO bieete pSais ilder.
Jn allen SaHen pen uetpSleu unb SpinaI.anfal
len, ShdherNn in bsm GHdsn unD ben @Iiepern,
per3tIcpfen, 6plfsrids, u. + No. bspirtsn bisIe pil
len cine Sur, rpsnn ALE ancsrs gRittel fsbleeIbla
gen baten; unb CtltOn Elm liartss SeiImittd, sut:
baIteu be piusu oenncd teiu Gilsn, GaISutsl, An
ttmonp, nod it9sne stuaS font, Gas Der Genfitu;
ZION fbuoet
8olg aupsiunssn behnosn iitb in tsn Qampb-
ists nm Die pada9en, Wsl6e wrbl auftepabrt wsr:
ben outsn.
$1.00 unr YSii:Stdmps in sinen 8ritl siners
iblcTsu, an ir9enb einen autbOrihrisu Nssntcn ess
nnot, fbsrt irsenb Ssmono sius 8Ottsl, Entqaltsnp
80 pilsn, brm 8aftebr Der pCit 81.
aIsinissr aasnt iar tie @srsini9isa Staatsn
Gn6 bic Ganaeat. Sob Mofes,
Mohsltsr, q. g.
0<y-GbsnfaIs gu BADEN bel ben Dru9ofcn Scbn
b. Mcitr unb en~aII uno 97artin, in auentaun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-18
Die uemIinIate SdSnheIt,
6aaan's Mloonolio gnIram.

DGi.us g. tbsoEr 6Snbctttf eli.
ne 9 a d. bsr Sreub bi9t'ett."
DiCIsr bsrrIibC 8aIlOm sntfsrat GommsrfIedsn,
eebe, 8tdsbsn 70 pie 8aubsit Der Saut. @r eitt
Dem 9efidte 9sraec Die 9studnfaiss Sarte CT belt
fcnnpsrbranhtc Gcfhter uno pegf6Snsrt 6duosn bic
curb bausliten 8Cbbeit uuonsspebm eepCrosn
fne-uno dnoErt bieslbsn um gu sintr oelisatsn
QSeidbbsit uno gu rpabrer g3armor SdSnbeit-fc
stuIaotno uno bsrserra9enO tsi Den Gin Damen
ron @srfetnerua9 unc 9hSnbsit. Dies III mas ir:
DC Dang raJEdht, uuo in mas isoe Dame baben
t0iltt. Der SAlop bat Ciusn 9erpdnIhtsn Scrub
uno bswirFt etne pabrs uno snbddsnos S6Subsit.
DsrsIbe iF aletdhfaIs Gin Srnarsnt Iu osr 2oilets
Der DaTpe. 8irb dterOI perf0uft.- GbencratsGoeuts
id>a't bct ., g. &urucs, 202, SrOaopep, 81. o.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-18
Sine 1lene Sirma+
TrDreQ unb Smttb,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In 2l(lentaun.

&aufmaunSzS6nGiber tn N(lentaun.
IA Die rlnt'rsrt&nctsn teptsnsn fl6 bisItr
B gsteSsntett ipren 8rrunben ano tem sfsbr'
-G-tsn publitum bic an;eise gu MAIDEN, raS fis
In rrm GaufmannS S6nrnfr @rI&dft NIT stn'
amber In 0seulGaft estrstsn finb. unD ba6 Rs an
bsm alten Stanpplabe pon Srorfa uno Nebger
am iGtpsaIiGen @ds Der SamiItOn unp 5. Stra'
&c, In Der StaSt Nlentaun, pifle5 @sI66ft ftinf'
tigbin auf fins fetr auesectbnts @rir bstrti5rn
wcrbsn. Sis bsnaArt&tissn cas- pubIifum bes>
glstGcn, bag iIe ictbfn
Ginrn Gcrrlibcn unb frbr 9rpBrn StCG
BON SriiBjabrS unb Spmmers0iiter
vcn ben SrrsStdptn rbalten babsn-stn Stod
frte lihsr ur6 cbetsm an 0iits S&6nbst uno
9i1iatet nod fstnsr n gIlmtaun gsWsltn ~.
Sic Inp paber I'm Sianos ale aniprsHenet
nit alien unp jersn qrttrln su psrIrten, fiir bic
in stulm Icltrn Gta6iibsment nu6seiuht pir6,
unp iwar an @rsiesn nisprr ais piss tt 9sIhe'
bsn Ii,
(" Sic SSGIcbpmS.- .-W ubUns' So
i6ons fnp aud gu alien 3sitrn bel bnsn 8u ere
bulirn.
Danfbar fir biater scnoiTsnC sGtise llnterIidb'
una, werOen &c iGre Sunpadft lSts, unp 3par
cura quite @aartn, tlas DrriFc urO quite Be-
Eanpluug Su psrmsbrsn lu@en. sic btttsn eaRsr
um 9sncigten 3uiprnd.
8rprel unb Smitb.
Wdr, ~. 1862. naUp
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0efeQI0aftS : @uI6Iuna.

Na9rt6t miro Rirrmit sssrtrn, bab bic felt st.
niger 3stt Der bslianbfne @sf6afts gsrtnbune,
untrr Der Sirma BON 9 dupn II. Robeers,
IN Dem srittn g8arb Der Stnbt QIentnun, am 90.
Sanuar 1868, bur& bsIpsisitise gtpiatsuns
aut9slSBt pOrSen lit. SO wsrbsn batsr ale Die.
tsnt8sn triuGt, bic nod an beiasts 5irma f6ul.
ben, lc9lsi4 an5urufcn unb atjubsabln, n,-tlnb
Sot6s bic nod NnfUrbsrunseu batn m5stn, InS
sbenfals sriuat SOIGe otns 3tttprrIuR ensutdn.
pigen.
German S6ucn.
Sobn Roooers,
~urntNun, 5sbruar II, 1868. rq4m
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READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

.e-r- .7~N GREAT TRUNK LINE
a, zss from the North and North
West for Philadelphia, New York, Read,
ing, PottsviIle, Lebanon, Allentown, Eas"
ton, &C., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia,
New York. Reading, Pottsvile. and all In
termedate Stations, at 8 A. NJ, end 200
P. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
.2.f5 A. M b., arriving at New York at 1890
the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: TO New York
SIS. Is TO Philadelphia S3.a5 and So 80.
Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave New York at A. NJ,
10 Noon, and Z 90 P. NJ pittsburgh Ex-
press) Leave Philadelphia at SIS A. NJ,
and 3 80 P. Nj.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through to and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Cattawissa Railroad
leave Port Clinton at 5,l5 A. NJ, for Phila-
dclphia, and all Intermediate Stations and
at 3.25 2, NJ, for Philadelphia, New York,
and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsville at 9.15 A. NJ,
and 2 80 7. NJ. for Philadelphia and New
York and at 5 30 p. NJ, for Auburn and
connecting for Pine Grove.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 6. 80 A. NJ, and returns from
Philadelphia at 80 p. VI.
EdrAil the above trains run daily, Sun
days excepted.
A Sunday train leaves rousyille at Z 40
A. NJ, and Philadelphia at 3,l5 P. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and ES-
curson Tickets at reduced rates to and from
all points.
G. A. NICoLS.
General Superintendent.
January %, 1862. #
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2inberuns in 10 0iinuten.
. Srham'S Nmlmpmic gHafers.

Diefs eri9ineIe Msei;in, suerR ,utFrsitst in
S37 III oer frIlC Qrtltsl Der ATT, ber ie uutgr Dem
Pamsn 3 Il I III n { gB t s, in oisIsm coEr
Fsenp stnem ancern eano, Uor has Yublitum &c:
Fadbt wures. Der ahts artitd fam baourdb or.
pnnt wrbsu, caS cer glome ron Srpan auf iCeen
eafsr stnssorudt III.
Srpan's Yulmonic @afCrs
@ntfsrntn pufsu, 8ertaltun9tn, wsbsn pals uni
aubelt.
Srpan's Yutmonit @ofer8
Surlrsn afbmn, SrOn6tts unp i6wsrss atb'
Srpan's pulmonic @ofers
irirtn SIutpcien uno ShmerSsn oer 8ruf
Srpan'6 pulmonc 9Sofer6
Suyirsn besinusuOs ausssbruus uaO eunssn,
antbstsn.
Srpan's 9uImonic 8afers
Surirsn Sritatiru psr NOula unp 2Onhls.
Srpan'S puImcnit @ofer6
aartren bic cbiSen aufiUsn in istn gQinutsu.
Srpan's 9ulmonic 8afer6
SinO cine Sssuuus su Orsn &taFtn unO GSnf,:
cnGn.
Srpan'S Wulmonic @afers
5ino lsbr ftbaetar fur Grialtfrn unp Sfsnttib,
pnsr.
Srpans Yulmpnic 8ofer5
5iuo in srncr uuihuloisSn Srrm unp l6msdsn
snsbm.
8rpan'S 9ulmcpic 8afer6
iutfIrnsu utbt nur oGsiu, fcnrsrn bs.pirEtR sIri
srncI Sur.
Srpan'5 Qulmonic @afer6
2'rcsn warrantirt ou9emsins 3ufrtspsnbsit
n.
be Camille Cuts cbns cine Bar tea 8Tuan's
puImcnis @afsrs i'm Sauls. lsiu.
Reilsuetr Ckns tinsu @rrretb yOn 8rpan',
puImcnii Bafr5 in isinsr 2oitl
psrlCn wiro fSb ia Rrai6iu 25 Gsnts fdr
SrraRs puImSnis B6fsrs ~ biyabttn
Sob WfOies,
aHssntssr 9tssatt tIm,r, SCbStsr, 81. ".
! GbsnfaIl5 81 Dsrtauftn tai tsn Druaais,
y. @lclsr unc eapaH unb Nlartn in Aueu
bruar IL, lS63 nal
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OSemer SSel;.2Sddreu,
Gpmf ourptS pG

Das siu,ies SnArumsnt btsier Grt in @(Ifn.
tauu, wurbr ntultdb patrntirt uno an eroben Sc-
fen pom GtriR unb Gausr angsi&aift. wOpurG fs
in BEN StaHb seiebt fno, Elm eennurs SHUTTER pee
SCpies auf Dapirr au ;sihnn, p0naG Der bee
ltlte Sut ssfcrmt pirb unb PaRen muB, slsits
pirl tprl1e Sicrm Der Sepf tat. gleue Slte brii'
den trS9renO Der rrasn Sage ss,rEbnIi6 unan9ss
nsbm an ben Sopf, unO mandmal IN rs Ger Sau
oae lie bic Sprm prs &Opfrs nis anusbmfn. Die
fer Ss9lsr prS catura SsrurIaat, ba6 5tte ME.
mails psm SOpfs anSepa6t, lOnbrrn nur tm 2llls
gsnieEnen Spn YsrlGispmrn GrBBm SsrfrTtiat rfrs
ben. I'm Niflsm llsbsl pUrjutrusfn, wuypr raS
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NIT psldem In 3sIt ron sinign Srcunbtn Gin ges
nauss YtObh bss 6Cpfss frbatlfn prO. Damn
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