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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07
DOMESTIC COMFORT.

The most prominent among temporal
things, to make life pleasant, is to be
within the walls Of . well ordered
house-not conspicuous for its fnefy
or costliness. but by its fitucss. its air
of neatness and content to all who en-
ter to enjoy its comforts. The womad
who does not make this grand iteiH
in her rontine Of duties has not yet
learned the true dignity Of her station;
does not enjoy the blessings of this
life and indirectly despises her fam
lily and the Word Of God. "She
looketh well to the ways of her house,
hold" was spoken by the wisest man
that ever lived and will be told as q
memoria! Of all those noble women
who have been eminent in looking
well to the ways Of their households.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07
Awful Shipwreck.

An appalling disaster has befallen
one Of the Portland line Of English
steamers. the Anglo Saxon. wrecked
during fog on the 9th ult., near
Cape Race. Newfoundland. with the
loss Of nearly 500 lives. The ship
struck on reef while heavy sea
was running. She was one Of the
Grand Trunk Railway Company's line
of steamers.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07
TO SCHOOL. OFFICERS,
AND
FRIENDS OF EDUCATION,

= t..
With the December number of the Iora
laxsscsOr and ScAsol Joswaat, there will, in ad-
dition to other interesting and useful matter,
be commenced the publication of the decisions
Of the Secretary of the State Board Of Ealuca-
ton. upon questions propounded and appeal
ed 10 him. These decisions will embrace
construction Of the entire School Law. They
will be Of general interest and of especial val
ne 70 School Officers in settling disputed ques-
tions before they have resulted In unscemly
wrangles, or ripened into expensive litigation
The Inst, ucfor and School Journal is a neat
magazine OF thrty-two pages, published on
the first day Of each month by Mills Brothers.
ct Dos Moines, Iowa, pricice ONE DOLLAR
q year. 1t is the only publication in Iowa de-
voted TO the interest of the Schools, aud Is
therefore deserving of the countenance and
hearty support Of the people Of Iowa
The School District of the State are all au-
thOrized by law to take one OF more copies and
ray for the same out Of the contingent fund
belonging to the District. The publishers
will receive orders drawn upon this fund
where teey amount to five dollars, the same
~ cash. fst aa
Let il not he said that q State which con
tsins two hundred and sixty-eigh thousand
school children does not literally support il.
only School Journal.
II. A. WILTSE,
Acting Secretary Of the hoard of Education
Des Moines, Nov. 15 1852
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07

9Th Division Of Sd Collection Dist of Iowa.
Charles City, Decembcf "a, 1852.
EARMERS and Others. who have slaughter
IL ed cattle, hogs and sheep, on which a
Tax Is due to the United States will take notice
that they are required to report monthly
10 the Assistant Assessor.
All such will therefore report TO me at my
Office In Charles City, on or before the 3lst
day of December. q. B. EASTMAN,
Assistant Assessor.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07

his fathers pride," the music of the
church bell, the house girt round with
the graves of his kindred, dcvotion's
lofty peal. Obi it cannot be that the
man is on bis way to heaven, who
loves not his life, this atom of heaven
dropped on earth, it cannot be that he
is of the peculiar people," who calls
not the Sabbatli delight, the holy Of
the Lord, honorable that he has any
claim to the character of religious
being, who allows its golden hours to
glide away, without some thoughts to
that inheritance to which it points.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07
Moral ara 8eligious.
MARY

Who does not love the common yet
beautiful name of Msryi 1t is from
the Hebrew, and means tear-drop.
What sweet and joyous hours of 9th.
er days-what pleasing associations
does the mere name call up in every
heart f! Who knows aught i'll of Ma
ry? Who that does not love the
name? Is there any thing gentle and
valued and womanly, what Mary pos
sesses it not Was it not Mary who
was
-"L Last at the cross
And first ut the gravel
and was not Mary the mother of the
Savior of the world
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07

The Treasury Department has re-
ceivcd over so banking applications.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07
CARTER HOUSE,

JOHN L. WILCOX, 49,. PROPRIETOR,
MAIN STREET, CEDAR FALLS,
Black Harh County. ............. Ioscd.
This house having changed hands, and un-
dergone thorough refitting and remodeling,
is now ready for the accommodation of the
public. 1t Is situated in the business part Of
Cedar Falls. The proprietor pledges himself
that no pains will be spared to make his
guests comfortable. Stages leave this house
daily for the North, South and West. VISIT
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-05-07
STIMSON'S HOTEL.

.sr. STIMSON'S HOTEL,
SCoRxKR or EAST WATER 4 DETROIT STREETS,
MIL WI UkEE
This House is located i'm the business part of
the City, convenient to the Cars and Boats.
60" Omnibus and Baggage Wagon always
on hand TO convey Passengers and Baggage to
and from the Boats and Cars free Of charge.
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own 'ri'-e and 'ollo-s bis erp policy ard lssv's
hs Secretaries " esrry ~, their liu's persons
srhenea only srs~tinr from them tha,t's NAL
str,ctly ssssnd T. their business ourtns ccs hun
Reyond shss. - Leaves then 81 not, - Ilo'
sssns, eSh o,hs,. .pd t.rhaps qliety Enjoys 80
fnn. With many sy joke At thor srrere rs
Knows hN Nsy are ell bound for he whi,s II a.',
end ltes sbe scrub rae. iesl ns sife shat 10
an shro~ them on the Gscs when lie .a.''
Cp.ss. just now. hss VI. lead snd wi ke p 4
-hne gresnbscss King. and ~ ohi' Iour " l
douh help him along with n, r1ii a..
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DRAT'M0 r.

ApRETT On w.dnssdsv. oct u. ., o','oot.
Michael Albeit. sof. ths Parted OF Ra,insIa~. G..
The rsl.,i,s, and friend. Of .hc family arc respect
,:.,a.Ys% ii,d ~ a.'i.-. 90 iTd.y .f'.rnoon; -
CLARY On Thursday, O-t Ia ~. James C4sry.
nsGvs n kDimors. Go. CsvAn- Ireland
The fnsnAs II The family arc nsI"-tfnliy Invited
- stlsbd the funrs, th,s tfIIaayl sftrpoDu.
ave, cor 18th ct it7
.Cu6SisGHAn- ON OIL. Ii. 1858. william cun
nipfham, .on Of John Add c,,hh.ias CUNNINGHAM,
Of the PsI,sh Of k,y hss' Co donegal Ireland. Assd
years and month,
The rsati,. and irl.nds OF ne family are rsspse.
fully invited 70 attend the fun'r@., thi. trsidsp
sfttncon, OF - .. H,e.9e' ''om the rssidsncs of
painful Hines, which he bore viii Christian nee
aud fortituds, Ea-srd Essn. . native vi Gsi-sy, IA
the %3d year Of his age.
Farewell, dear compan,onl We -N-n 'c'n met IN
that haven Of rest where -orr"s t.-
enter.
His remains viii BE- taken from HI. late r-.dsse..
o'clock, who're . solernn Re,iuism hiss will be oNer
Cemetery for in,ermsnt The menbsrs Of the Soda
itv attached TO the Church Of 81. Francis AsvieT
invited to sttend. Galway papers please eopy. llu
KELLY On Wednesday svenins, oct. II, after .
severe hlnc,. Jonn koly,s native o. N. Far..a d
Kildare, 90 We.tuea'h- Ireland, Sgd 81 ycni'
Jane. Foi, aud brother In las, owen keenan,, a,
| invited 20 attend thu funeral, this dridsyJ AFT
noon, at \ o'oio,k, from his ists residence ror
| OF Sberh and stanton ste l0J
BEATING On Thursday, oct. Is, Mary, th. b.
loved vito Of Thomas k-gIins
This hisnds otthe family, and those OF her fsther
ths ats fs,I'ca Nolsn, Of hasna'town, Co. Cauo-
Ireland aIe respectfully Invited to attend che tn
neral, on Sunday, Oct. 49, from her late r,sidencc Il
Pine o.. Z19
ALlsron Wsdnesd.y, oct. IA, Els, MIL, h
belovsd lie VI Michael Nils net,ya OF % Long
| ford, ireland, aged tJ year.
Ia IN IN al. H.. liz.
Muty, are RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend the fun-. o.
this Friday Afternoon, 81 o'clock from her al,
| residencs, 2l% Wssf aotht l23
hsCABE-on WEDNESDAY morning. Oct. "A, Elsr
| Ths rcstiyss and hisnAs Of thr family are respect
fully invited = attend the funeral, thi, cFrdsy
shSpesn. = = eNcotk IRON her late residence, 10,
hah "a ~ WuuApAh1fgh lie
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~; ,Hs u Nscm'ie' hfn 'on Of james '"'
The .estve. ana mend. Of IN, 'tmilv re r-sp~c,
'ullr invited 70 .t'ud ~ n7ss N -a'urstv ate
~ W 30, cor Of vsrbrunt ed rf,uont 's, '2a'b
Brooklsn :,
seG9whN on Tnq,d,-. o.. u. :. b., r.
S'wsn,s nat's of tho ,,-n oi .lisa, if''sni, "'s
II. hiend. .nd ,o1n,ir,.r-r, n me ',rily .r,t'-
-itsfnoon. Oct II, a. c'c.'os. hora III fliram'h
~. Sligo psp'i' p.-,'-oop,. Ih
NORMAS Dn uc- ,'h n ierat'or, Y, AZ
,tsh u r..rek. s,do- O. L'fAr "o'iosn, 10 e.
let vss. 81 her 10
oNtil.. On WEDNESDAY. oct. "a amer s.hort
''n.o, Iu'.AD O'Nsi'i ,red % yc.v tnf fnonf'
b. 'f'nds AID soius u' nres - ne an a' e.
noon, 81 o'c.oct 100
BILLY On Ne, itth. ni'bs.i REILLY. Of tiD'
'hardrt, 90 CNvAn. ire A.
III, frioud' .nd ,njus ntsnte' ar' Especially In
viud :" attend ~ mn,'7a.. ~ s,prdsy ~" rom;
o.. u. At ocIocI. from his late 'ss'd'ne"; 4
rlgSrY on rhuud,y. oe' -, iu.c sn'y.
r', irisud- VI no 'arl r -r, r..pe,'fl, invited
a. t.'-rd ~. iYn'rt tiis f dhtI atetnooni a. .
Go''D. rom th' r'silguor he 'on In Law, fd..d
Dennis i''h - I'D 81 ave lh'
q I'M On rhYr,d47 O-' ~. Fi'ysh~th 6, .iis
I've relative, aud fri'7ds Z n" t'mts 40 th0.s
~ nor 'tfh' slnt Ffff's aie 'uI) lH't''N
10 stt'nd tho iuusiN, from u'f l.i" f'sisuc'. o.
"a fgttu 49,. eos. e. F A.. Co. ~t' hsL thurch,
.sfl o., w 'irs Luluo' =. N.l D. offered a. l
| ,,lofI on satItiay rra,ni.s III
~ Xxx IN oct. IL. "a. ~ 10 1,.d .'i- y
No yiitt. .rsi vtHf g.. Nsl'1fi. itsltud, Aiter
\ rluff list stvrrs mes.
Thr trend, and a.. uainnne,, ~ ~ family ar.
f'riessd ~ aifsud the 'IuriE4. 'fts lriNsl rfHr-
moon. a. 0'.lnrk r ~ ttt ste residence, North
| Stc0ui - " iliaIr.tuish lg1
| s'iloLIs Dn To .i,s. or' ~, 1862, sarah
Ann dnnflt"r Of ' ihsm md N'frarst sehoIe'''sed
| . ssrs aud month";
/ IN, rs,tiv,s and friscdso n th, 'sn ~ t~pee'
| fudy invitti 10 stt~I1 ~. tuuUsI this FRIDAY
| Afternoon. A. %, ock. tom tie fr-id.no. Of bet
| fAft NE ~ Nrtts ~
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APEClAl NOTICES.

Rnsitsk CArpetiWG ut greatly rrdsrsd
rsicss, ct HIRAM ASDEk8pN's, 70 Hovery We've.
brus-~ls thr-spy and nSrslp cNprs, rug,o cio- hs,
mat, shades. &c. All sooas are susrsn'ssdst y W
bevcvy. v"
Fail and Mister.--I Am so~ resdyt 10 Of
fer my stoci Of Fall and W iptc CLOTHING, ali pe-,
the largest assortment thu bot and at prices
les than be found Of aDs oth~r estshlshmtni -
The Boys aud Furnishing artmenis not surpAss'd
Money rssurued II not p,.S-a. FieAse call H.
BALDWIN, 70 and ~ hovev. Largest store - 20
cit'. Si
Cas- Learn . Trade What shall u be
An Engineer. Builder. ship Carp.n'~; or, what an
I d best' Phrenolosy oil AID - r.ius the
auastos. II vii Also serve, put the r'sht to,n IN
the right place" IN all calllnp Examination dsi =,
BY t0wIER 4 WELLS. sr- Rrosdssr, ~ Slp
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yrs aEsE NOTICES..

a NkFIlNG CT Ihf GNIftD COOLERS,
v ". Of ir- +l.t" - So i1rk, vii te held It
81 wsmher- "ho's B.-I'' have ne ..csa ed @ th.,r
Eiil. Pc JO'iS LAiOE, Soc ksA
A KFsOirTiON HAVING PASSED,
un'il he compile 9th 800 condition, q" the ,,lsnd
soc'"ty. aud no rcor~r head w or trim any hsn.ls
'omips fpn h.. .h0p. 20
DROOkJ.yN COOrtES. RROOKLNN-The
- lnu.d.csoper,, No ;, viii hold Especial meet
ing mi. aay, Friday oct 10Th. 2TS Hirt. .t at ~
o'el9cA p ". All n" nsmh ?. are requested to
~ order .. THOMAS sfFsCt. Prs'r CHAKLHs
nRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
b.,.ocia on. The REGULAR v'ekly meeting u this
A.-oc 4t.on viii 4, hold ., Mozart Hal. sli Broad
ssy, thi. Frlds, evening q; : o'clock. ~ der,
" IL. ACRi.s, Pre-, ! v DAyAS, Rec. So, ia
MOTTO K--1ilE IOIESl.IMEN 1AIIOES
~ wothins on custom YORK for pEvLIN 4 co,
: oelock Oct 10Th, At 7. shrRRi, 3iS Rtcous At,
As tatno,. Of iupor,snos to- be unlimited Tor their
confederation. by order Of the shop meeting.
NtHkllH. Pre.ldsni ia
NOTICE aOOrERS-THE rOMNiTTKE
q. Won zen per cont Of tp'tsi Coop.rs 20. !, q Wi.
FRIDAY svenr 6, ~, i6th, rho~o shops where ne
cororuitts- Ia. he,n spprntsd " appoint one from
eept. Al me,u1s n, ord, Of IRE, dent q ON.
mite. rnoN"9 hetriwor rt1tk nfRNE.
I'M INIrtD COOPEKS or rHF STAIR
j " Sc- ICfk. No Of NiliiNu'shurrb. VII hold
a speris rnrrting 81 their ha i~h Grand IT, on Fri
ds' .'snins, o,s N. ~ ~ O'Clock 4 ~ attend
~ the Uomais steguested. as there 10 business
o. importance 20 h. trsn-srfsd ny order Of the
President. Il. ' : iuNGE, DICK JAMES ROB
Dan, Rec ~ ~
THE IOURNEiMf\ tOSTkCllOSERS
oi Ncr Iors sud Riyok ~ 40 Is,psctfulv irvi
tod ~ a'trnd nrrtInr TO be 81 NJ 80 Pearl O.,
-AtltdAy evening. Ht iiJh mt, ~ O'Clock All
branches of the trade hts Requested 10 attend 90 hu
.ner- Of importance u te brought he'ore the meet
inr Rv Dri'r uf the Z ssid'nt. n HOND .Sl
ITO COOPEKS CO., TIE CbOpFES WHO
i vofttd for y Il - ponn'l. ~ Grosnvich II,
49, t@,It.iod to meet them f1.a uoruing a 60 those
who worked "a MAtcr Stsuup..
| ~ . . ODONNT l..
LIMITED tOOrFRS y. WILL HOLD
| y a,r.csimootug oa Gina. r.da, sy,u ne 49,
! O'Clock AZ nrmh ~ A. t.iH,s.sl Atand. ny
| ori't. DANltI. liuHr, Pres, iEIIE WiNNf.
| secy. i,d
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LOST AND FOUND.

A SIIhIED YELLOW COW, WITH
LN.oekcd horns And hort 'sil. The owner can
hsv. hcr ~ pNvl rs sl .zr-n,e' she u in care q
EOt NJ ApklrT. iS1lIt last RlNLB,
L q skG about 70 tcet Ions O.ncr have same
~ wing fopeTty and 20, Ing eIr.nses. A. DAVIS,
Hunters Point Ferry, Hunters Point 70
T flT NJ o. TiIlRD AVENUE, 4 BAG
AcontsininF sailor. olothr. tho owner can have
tnru BY gtov,uF rfoper'v ard pAvins eIp-nss'. 63
7 OSI ON SiSBAl. GO !. II, A FRI
A<nsns bsdsr, ". : Hose Company, No. ~. The
ltief vii leave II a. tho Chinf Eus,ussrs once. 81
Eunstoth t, o. i6i Iudio~ -. is
r .ONI-HANk BOOK No. .Ii.j'n, II BOW
- sV The Il der "a 10 hr rewarded a. "a Monroe
81, bi sUplii 81, MAtlitB. 10
e1D EtWAED-fOST on SATURDAY,
=. " Ortober ioth, either on The ear. Of tn. Nev
Haven IA roAd. or IN coming from she depot 20 Pol
ton street, pocket book, containing notes and pa
prs - no value 20 an. cnc but the o.ny By sav
ius the above AZ SMITH wATrRBt RY's i4s
Fulton a. the fni' vii receive tine above rsvard a.
= m REWARD TO EVERY BODY WHO
T'Oean give any notice shout my husband.
AIht nEl 'EkT. ~ years Of Ase Tho same
lsV our house Otf sbont O'Clock Pm, in conduct
leland frr i-iT Jog AsawnS machine which ZEE oSer
cd ~ him hut he did not return since thst tine.
he 80 dree.d sith Jlaot coat. gay Pants, black
osp", tro<n cfsvat, and light strped shirt Any rer
s0u ats n E,e rne reliable inforrnaton about the
deserving ~ husband will receive the ahors re-
-srd MA. pRYGfRT. Crosby ct. rear buildna.
room shS
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DENTISTRY.

4 GREAT DISCOVERY
! AIESrll.llC hI1EOl OXIDE.
LtIh Positively EXTRACTED WIrHOTT
PAIN
., DR. HONI, sole Inanuis 'turer Of Anesthete
Ntou- o'ite Il IL superior 10 Chl Toforu o. Etuer
"a N'fh"u b. rnles, rtDtl.g uUttt Gle ., With
lh lns carnations, aud ,neelsihlity 10 psin,
.ltI Am extract ,c'' ~ cut the knov tdre OF
tNr pat mt ioeih uued lG4 AriL,lal Teeth Of every
&C." tipi itsitrd Priest 'h'.iaction gllsrautt ed
IN '''l l. Dentist, Hu' Broadway, near 20th.' 424
\ MOST WONDERFUL Dl,COvkRY-
Nii'viU- 81 iu"ss teeth oIt-ncted Without pain,
- I1.J JAY NiLLEES, ~ ,irand 1t tao blocfs
rom Is o'unAy e.c rlully ins,rt ths as a recon-
WonGs'lop ,otho,e euderns from toothache u. MER-
-. N''ltL ! H. SiLt sing, ZOz
1'EElH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY with
l. out pain, ny the uss Of the nitrous oxyds OF am
mgqi commonly called laughins ra,, BY Dr..
TkII ~, 20, tr.nn Of, opposite Lord 4 Tsylor's
Se~ foIk, md soI fulton 4, Brooklyn They arc
ese ln,srtns iull sets fieth sold or plstins Ia
tooth, u silver rubber, No charge Tor extract
ms vhsn teeth are TO h insa7sa S07
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Me- voyk, Oh 10 The supply Of b.ish ts' fn
vns the week, kas tssn Considerably b-b'pd the DE-
mand Priees are sovnsvhs. better than the ~ trrs
Of les, vesh rhATs hAs been . fair inGury fu sua-
With large fAnS "a In rsssp,s, ssl ,'se IL pfe's
IL esussgusets.
ovOTArio-s
Rals Hay, gpsh 10 yztrne- per 80, lhal ~
Hale Hay, common u fau, - cot goal W
Loose Hay, cosnmsn 70 prime, crest Onal u
Hals at,av Rve - evr " -oaO -
RAis ARA = IA MA WHEAT nor cot slsD 81
Tao (:rsai A1evteas Tea Ceopasy i-~"~
ths6 PRICE LIST gu the ioth Of O~tober. .oS
Fer tho HaiS Bsrvy's rsioophrrsa-
The b~sl and cheapest article Solt by druggists -!
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ar. y. o. 9utls bisJs es jrUger fas eefpcess& bess
ltiIEul ttaae &aseitstaie iksasT Srr;
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jasr sab eSSHr!r gTa1EgsIksa nyls i eE1apgr; bF6
Rs Spastn5 ir ss S:ssts3stia nr cas- e.
"a GSS 10 rr a2 2s.t sratrs S..t gasG }Gis
SGT Ct fist satss aaesaei o6t8s asegtDsttsS snsg
az segGanopas sn Tsaiac aga .t6ti8r arb 6aseaa6$-
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sse , sFsssS;ss ,otss.sSsa ~ ssIss @ s I sn Sr
b. i'm ha9 sn 81 asSps!srass esasa Cc.stsI mn bic g4f
sstt.u oes uge sa etems e,;h es1sn Tss '- l1c Foa
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m yInoEa&Ie ipeTss a o5taen tGestya Bs6gfsest ssgg
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asssfea aat a tiasr eeis 8t5Scrsn Sasnna8 sers@sg
sr,s Sr g. Et&itH Gaieeahsaen etensIaaGswete in nee
sise, gSasr oaitt Graers Goec Es0neeutsn5ea far ben
saaSrtcr aeEeil Bns!esG gsrsntI3 Dr. E. s.. &n1sse
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s5snbeI! Gs6en, to6our9 ja Gberietae Ste tsoIahaa
8ol0sl seracii1sesn1
sos gei,ts urS aIe rsEae So leafnaIer S6,gSe leeen
oceu ii be 3eeu pctbeu te93Fa fe sSe9sp @sssg RnN
arcse ItnicFse0 srfpareti.
81 s. q. Sait5 cat bRrS hj; slStds 8us saSssr Rranb
esiscn arHbese 3trbn9e ais tagnS esn arssz ars in
Scr;fS erianet, Gr a haS uesel tn A<a hssyt9aen 6S
len pe; @rmS aaS unN s5 ber gnniitasea tare aripra
Iide ait pte5r. nben nrg sa0ts 1ne Goe NStttc
aenbet, @elrs @ebatn W es oon gEsrglr iS s0en nore
le Gfsa IN timer eeancA ht!en Gsaie srrersttet uh
fan i'd Cat chs grinat9aue Gesr er bet ete untee
nnb obne es6runs In @e@1 1itsn au oeruriagn seEpam
tuerb:n. gai men tese @rsanSun3 etatrstsa s, wtyb
@tulArEntnna Der 2etemSreie rotaneuot6.
Nua'bsn $roufbeIten bse cetesien GsNIe@ts las IC e.
g. @niitE IsSs eir &et5e N onrca feline beaabete N-
terfnfe ssSsSme nrb seFiFrIs ajIsn sebebs ent Ee-
Sr. g. Il. Smiths gratemt0;ibs far Sraatn tata mas en-
rbesm &tose ersateu- Git &leb:n Ia gut HnN nprbe n
nerSab Satren aIseTorbstlsG tiCI cerbru1r Sts 50
SerSpnen, mete nru Baf!tuIprs s,tsr wctnsn fhnnsH
ao9 ssnaler an6ass ser @nsstppe Dr s. e. Pase IL poc
sreisn rieien fonluru 5b bic gesn Ea trgsno fiNts
EheIs Sec aarSe8 gef@tft eTkaIssn,
ave Garnee bIestsn itEsna pEtrattn 81 oss bF'* FhS
Fssarate Hintaier ,ssr St$pnftpR tet galtenten'
EEen % 9 EEg Es8xaeaS bis ubr 1csASs1
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0sf35y[t0te .Gr1cfhgIt.

gDenn ber irreseettete unttu8e Sn0ins auantet ta5
er ben 8etm 6ier bmer;baeu &rdnftct In m oufsenpn-
men bat eelGiebt cs 94u3 taB Elm uuSetttses e6amse-
full ptec Bic BurGt ppr GHtbedln5 ibn ab9redt ftp an
ene u renbea, ouf wels III Gre tprr @roetuna unb
Rep ftabtlitGt daein tn @ertrae sen tSnnte unb er
artet lanse BIZ he Spmpps ceie8 redIi2en lsbtIs,
pte g. ein nit @eidw Ell ent0atetes sails cine bHle
Naie Sdmer TN &cpte uNO IN rem Sitcern @6aabme les
Gedt8 &aubbet Ausw 6iebsr Saut Rnpten az ben 8rt-
rmen T1nea i'm Gelt +te unb @rtrentit1-
ten d 3esen, po faan fiee nebel nit ener Grer1fen
S9nea aetet Dor 9 dretten, Bis suest Der @aunen unb
BITE 9aentno9en einfa enS oa Oper brr r 8ranf
ber ein @eGentanb te tlett8 :rS un6 Ger Sob ietne
@refl6en 2eioen taSArd Elm Gnce ma&t baS er ttn nab
jenem &anbe qrtn9t ppn fetn Reiertr 3uridehrt
@s tit cine raurSe 9tnate, bab G,uenhe b{efer frrbt-
barren 3ranftet gum Spr faleu tn Spae Der nsel tds
lt6te unmtente pra6ler. ti6e burd Muweuoun9 jeaeS
toeen 0iites hes SIZE ur8 bic Contribution perntten utS
zen 9te bea Yeten3 IL Elm eenees Oaetn oerraMbelH.
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SyaanIfd6e SAwd3e

wirb unSerss eetetl nb Die ope Graft wieber ttrse-
felt DteIes furdttare Yet Wees Gas 9eben eieb n6
bic @te uts Na6tpmenait unmDslt& mo6t, tf,oft tas
9prS 0erer bic tbrem Sci eni@aften unbepanen rbtnen
nnsas se4f n0 & ~ lst 81 gs%s,S n mex
Strifuren geberi6laeen i'm Sarn Stein unb anbere 1lr-
faAen eneten fonn 10 lit e tp ntetfentteil ene 8plse
bes Mt6brones Der erelten Srsane gHer aber mtI es
Iau9nen ba e &ra Der @3eu9une eer cpn Denen perlS
prh bic 4 betmlten 2ERern erSeben ais BON DsEta
BITE bn weile n6.
@ Sfftce: go. z SIb. .GreberidEr., :,
ffeben E9aren pm BaIttn,Drefr., Sffl!6e Seits,
bic Stufeu btnauf.
N1au merle G gtdnen unb SauSnuntner, benn unpien
be unb treeri9e gtan.aer burbtrebene unb 8pinlpfe
Quadalber, Saubfder, Sttefelmi@er, StraBenrent9er
unb Qampenpuser II. 10. nernen B reeelmdBtse &erte
unb lauern dnseUsn ppn Dr. SDbnpnS Otu In Der gdbe
NS. @le 8riefe mullen etnen @rf-Stnmp enttalten.
gine 6siiun9 in 2 Gagsn 8i8eIifhett.
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S.. gSp1nfto It.,

galteb bes fSnielen Gpesis ber gDuntdrste In Qsn-
bCn @rabuirter zines eren meb atien Gpesien
Ser @taaten erEFt &betl ieines 9ebenS in ben
Seipt.lern BON 2pnbp YariS pbilabepta uuo anberen
St6tn u9ebad bat etnt9e Der munberbaren 9etluneen
Oolenbet ppn be te Gei9ite her WteSjn wetb. I'M
sd6ae Qeitenbe fe AT SGrenaucn NcrpBtat unb aberS
Sranfbettcn Iitten ple g. au6 bic bet ptOsli4en Sc
rauIafn s ebr erAeden bic pt errHten BET sernsen
&letniefeten II. I, H. lpur6eI aEggnblifltb getet.
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@eihenes @tanrren.MnnN. .

gtns fIeine gdrtbie 6Eres ereneS ganS setes reSes
unb boues papier dne Cren Qates unt Erants Wapter
aum@ efeben unb Nusieseu 0isarrenten H. NJ, en-
Sins bon 9ep 9crt unb empietlt s,i blutsen @reien
Sp1epb SGrbher,
CO1oet~S) 9. q. @de 8alttmSre- ". SrebertdfaS
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gSc1 hsiratE.ie MerIrnsi1.

pber 6pG6e pslde m gu perfeirat@n btabTtiseu, unb M
pbpiiGer Smde 66er eneS dNberen Stnbe nte8 bespst
fnb, Ulten unQersuslic Or Sobnton 5n 0ta6e stehea
QlGe 2neerntlle eegea Die be phrI6 poer ee9e 3er-
rittrns 0isbartst Der gte ben 3ern nnb edwde ODer
fBpfuns ner drefltdlten Dirt rerben idneG turtrt.
Oerjentbe peIer ito ter 8ebaublurs ,nb 1iriDrse bUn
Dr. c6nitpn nter3te6 tann ibt ais etnem @brentnanme
pbne urt t acertrauenunb ssperRtIi auf feline Grst
Ifche GSemiffff1frit Derloieu