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, 1863-02-11

NOTICE creditors of Henry
IN ROWLAND & Co.
ErATx OF ILLINOIS, Cousrr or CooK. .sa-
Superior Court Of Chicago in ChancerY.
Rosxeli Carter. Jaha owen. william Peter. Wurh
Nahrr; NE Me1ehan,s' s.Zns4 Lean and Trust coia.
Pursuant to the decree enterr,i IL abo.o cause on
the 9th day Of December. D. l. public notice !.
Henry Howlana Co.. heretofore doing huIness 4
Chicago ul1Aols THE above named Henry iioxls11
and Henry Duty comprising said tsnl to produce and
prove their claims Against SAID rm before NC. Of
Tie Matters Of sa!d Court At y office. No. - South
tlou1 the dato OF this notice. liza SCOTT.
Master In tfAncerv Of tho Eupey{nT Court Chcz go
Dated C1licA 70, JanuarT 26zh. Exs3 la.8xfYEId
, 1863-02-11
5pcfl.1| 2scti1fs.
| NAIYTIC AND MAGNETIC
= 4 PHYSICIAN.
DIR. III. G. WOODRUFF.

-Autl,cr and Lecturer on Chronic
Diseases,
in world for tic cn1c Of d. Following cntiain,s
!1'': Obstinate staccs rk: DEscascs OF the Throat
Inrss liesEt SElcc1 Liver. ssomaeh. nrop*r In tho
~ Ss;'cnE Dcrangen,cnts. n!I diseases Of Iiood.
sesntula, EF3E:pel4S Cancers. Fever Sores Lcrrosy
~ E,a!! Il y: ant 81 Chronic Complaints.
:"a7s standing, ditTcrH from all othe:1.
fo triaiug with human existence, sacrificing
Life by experiments.
d:sta-c and remedy needed to rcnosc it. NOT b.
IF. nts bE Knowledge nnaa{sT* flc hs,casc ald o..
:as siss. ~ M r s ~ b IL sna a
snsrr1d :.,c y IL t:i~ tye:.t ta S,'1th m Aa,eEt
s tns c s 10 e nopsl no Ell: Ut Il
:>alds be nave srled dseto5s and advertised medi
c.ccs u't v.r. ard discouraged will dlspa1r not
xc; &c aIe1o;. ,rL:s during his t1ases l,c :.ss
), r IT., Instrument II o3s hands OF rcstor1og 10
nS .a ~, On M s e e. ts q f4ayt h1d
s ,i nonsments ., 9i n; ssa'l snd success
:ec ~ X; .srec se AnTe Ts
=. r. VII h c''cr!"l:y given when re,nl.s- The b.
n al @u IL sis nndetakas .s al e nn6c
,a'lna1en ;,' y Win the Eye and ~ Analyicsl
:,,:r a.As en-runns nor requires Invalid, "a ~
s:a ons tcit.aE .hr causo and location u tic
H-1,r W".dsull shsoiutalv ,.1yert,ses nct,,rr
iii s iss h.p1t l25 2caat e.
:!.iaFa statement 81 t.sr cases viii be attended Is
E:o.rtiy. and Ee41sine forwarded by c1l'rc&s whca
s;esidrace and el1et-No. 10 Harrison street. near
s3'rh;esn av';rr. Chicago. III. fusz.A3w
, 1863-02-11
THE GENERAL VISITS EUROPE.

Undcr the auspices Of Mr.. Barnum, General
Tom Thumb has Travelled III Europe, where
hc visited Queen Victoria, Louis Philippe and
Smith wrote him play entitled "Hop q nv
Thumb which was performed with great
telat at the Lyceum Theatre in that city aud
also i1l number Of the provincial theatres.
During one Of his visits to Buckingham
Palace, Queen Victoria desired him to sing
ard asked him Whit song he preferred to
sing.
, 1863-02-11

PREPARATIONS FOR THE WEDDING.
Even at this late hour there are those who
disbcieTe that the wedding will take place.
"It's only another Of Barnum's hurnbngs," !"
they say. TITS just a new dodge Of his to make
money" But there need bc 10 doubt on this
point, however, for the marriage will certainly
lake place at II o'clock on Tuesday next,
{yesterday, )at one Of our well known church.
cs, and Bishop Potter has consented to unite
the loving pair In the bonds Of wedlock,
The following is q copy Of the cards Of invita-
tion {epgrayed By Genlbndc) to the wedding
that have been issued:
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TI-.ls !.
THE aPRACTICaL FARMER .

Is designed to elevate to his true posltiop
as ientihc man. Its editorials spirited, and
among ITS regular correspondents the most able
agricultursts in the country IL will be our SPECIAL
aim TO make this journal welcome visitor TO every
household. Its Ladies' Department will be found In.
teresting and useful. Its Youths, Departmsn mt will be
presided over by gentleman who has for years been
teacher Of youth in enc OF our best institutions of
weshalI make our paper the true medium Of sue.
cess to grape growing Each number viii lead the
way and give unm stak able directions on this sub
Jeet The novice caonot err meet with loss II he
will but follow directions in purchasing the right
KIND OF vines or In planting, training and pruning
them Tor The garden orvineyard. So ~
Our price, including both the " Iona Vine" and
the paper for one year. Is only One Dollar nd Tw
Practical Farmer and se;enss. Gar rHos No 70 's
Park Row. N. T., you will receive weekly agricul-
tural paper equal to the best publshedin this city,
and The grape Vine above mentioned.
IL must be seen, We think, that this affords n re-
markabie opportunity to make money. Twelve dol.
lars at club rates will secure thrice subscribers To
the Practical Farmer " and thirteen Iona vines,
rth at the regular price list thirty-nine dollars or
club OF twelve will be entitledto our paper at the
cost OF one dollar per annum With the vine gift and
the person oil persons getting up the club wiilreceve
an extra vine, and also paper free charge for
"ns year. thus atthe regular price o. subscription
cases will be sem by exl free of CHARGE greater
the numder sent to one address. less the expense
This liberal oier Is made simply TO give our paper
more extensive circulation. We have stated time nd
again thar we should spare no expense to obtain the
:
United States and We win here say frankly these
cinb rates afordus hnta SIN all profit. But that
we are firmly established, we pre- pared to make
this OFFER knowing that In the end it will pay
US We would advise those who would seepre the
vine to remit us at once Twelve Dollars and will
send thirteen dollars and credit them with thirteen
Subscriptions to the Practical Fsrmer one year.
LII the thirteen papers and vines are not wanted at
time the Twelve Dollars will thus secure then,
call. Ia 80 = y p
The Iona vine is warranted to us by Dr. Grant,
fusin g his own verbs, 'sto be remarkably strong
and ret rooted one gear old plants, VI being the
same namsdiu his catalogue for 81 each. 81
COuTANT, 4 BAKER.
Terms OF the Practical Farmer Com
as4f a-% denseG. ~. -
One copy one year (Weekiyl..-............s 90
ohe copy one year and one Iona Vine, the vine
will be sentby Mail, post paid 25
Thirteen copies and thirteen vines one W
The odd vine and copy belongs to the club agent.
Il Address all communications to sFi2glF Fsf
nre The PRACTICAL FARMER,s
S2-l5Sm, No. 25 Park Row,N.Y.
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BILE .ost Ji,
all rata of spee a.
which Is the hest stitch kon.
the most ordinary capacity, can
ow to ase the letter ) Family SEWN.
mr Family Sewing nataisss are furuishedin ic..-
and exqtssite siile tssbt4ltff ktsh.ftft,1
W The Folding Case Of the FatAly afachin. il a
piece of eupning wS!kHapsfp Of The most useful
and when shout to-be operated may he opened as .
sgacoTns and substantial table to sustain the work
Wholesome Of the essesswxr4e out of the choicest
woods, are finished in the esimpiest and chasest
manner possible Others adorned ant enb elish,
ed In the most costly and superb man
ner. - 81, - 80 - - ys,y. ~ - ,n
chine in operation, SO az to Judge Of ils5 great
capacity and beauty. ~ 'ist ~ 4 'llNssfI,1
II Is fast becoming as popular for FAMILY sew.
ing IS our Manufacturing machines for MAJ ufac.
turing pm poses. - -Sb7st =. 'assAe2 49,
The Branch Offices are well supplied VIII silk,
ty. cal ~ ~ II. ss'gsi-' - x ~
= Send Tor aPAMPmEr. -. II :. T.
THE SIN GER MANUFACTURE COMPANY,
~ $50 s~sra ASS Broadway, New York.
az CHICAGO OFFICE so CLARK STREET.
p. W..SAI7U, AGENTINl OTTUMWA. 81
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=. - - - - 70 TIIIs'lf s1a % Tffs3s.sfst
Lieut.. r. n. Warden. of company Il. 36tl

ga Lieut.. r. Y. Warden, of company f, seth
5 Iowa Infantry, returned home on Tuesday
I last. The regiment is at Little Rock, Ark J.
: and the health Of the soldiers are good. -
Lieut., W: has returned to recruit for the
regiment He has brought some letters
from the soldiers Of, companies E and H. to
their relatives at home. They can be had
BY calling on Lieut.. Warden . Il, s a'al.i i.
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'Nsws DsroT. I'VE last week mentioned
thatJ. A. Milligan had started q news de,
: pot on Front street He has since changed
!. his location, and is now holding forth in the
POST Office. Persons looking sup the news
can find him and get It ct the Post Office. b
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a.sq THE IONA
? EAaIHM GRAPE VINE!

The Iona, a seeding brought out and named y DR..
2. w. Grant, Of Iona Island, near Peekskiil, NJ Y,
Is native variety of SURPRISING excelienga which
we now. ofer,-one to every new sabsoriberto our
paper from This date onward. 1t Is a healthy and
Vigorous grower, with thick foliage, and pertectly
than the Isabella thus escaping the ca rIy and latter
rostsof the season 1t fruits one year earlier from,
we eye than any other native variety. The bunch
Is very large, shouldered, and OF a peculiar wine
color Tfhe pulp is tender ip3he center, with very
Jew and small seeds vinous, aud Of de-
eided mnscat havst. With these alities, il must
ior vice IL isnot equaled BY any except possibly the
Delaware, does not deea may be kept all win,er
to raisins. 90, vas
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Ar,ival ana Departure Of Mails.
OTTUMWA. IOWA.

YIIOM w A. IOWA,
S EASTERN MAIL, s
; r4 ~-rIA ,. Z n. u. R.k
Arrives Daiiy-Sundays excepted--st 8:15 p. m.
and Sd p m. Leaves at 800 a. m. and 1890 a, M !.
Time hall an hour taste than common. .MaiIcioses
one hour before the trainleaves. 81 Il :
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk)
Wax. TT. M. &M.R.R,
E Arrives Daiy--sundays exceptedLat 3.15 D IN
and leaves at 800 p. m. f4CM
srsg.s 8 Westerly NAIL, 80
so. AlJsfs vfA {. Pr D. u. &x.R.R. '~~ 81
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at 045 a. m:
and leaves at 9;46 ., m. fsN
~ - NORTHERN MAIL,
10. Ira - VIA TO sIGouRsEY. ,sII
Arrives every Friday at o'clock p. m al lie aves
very Thursday at o'clock q. m.
-sl4- - IL Z SOUTHERN MAIL,2
VIA PIT ISABEL TO BLOOMFIELD. TT
Leaves daily Sunday excepted, at 400 p. m, ana
arrive at 1:Q0, pm, = 4'a5 Is ~ 49,
WESTERN MAIL, (Biakesburg).
,G.i oAsRIkp six 5rrmRs iwERx.
Arrives and ieaveseyery day. At 4 O'Clock, p. m.
]. W. NORRIS P, NJ.
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BeneyOIct and Patriotic
,asq assp 81 Fla EIners and Others. SIS

n . "a 80 90
KEoKUK, Dec. 4, 1853, I
NO sgYhe large number gf sick soldi ers in our
srafcity bringing their families to visit them,
gives us more than our share of poor to pro !.
Fida froo This renders Unnecessary for us to
ask assistance from those Ii wing in the sur
rounding country. Some patriotic ndividu.
ais propose to bring in contributions Of wood
iOh Saturday. Dec. 18th. The X Fit, q. M.
NJ. Railroad also off1r to bring down free
OF charge on that day any contributions of
wood, coal or provisions. Will not the loyal
YlmenIof your heighborhood avail themselves
OF tbs opportunity to send something for
the relief Of tie suffering families of our SOL
~ diers? Mrs j. R. WALLACE,
.4uiiiiI Mrs. J. R BucKINeHAs,
Miss l. KNOWLES ~
For the Soldiers Aid Society
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! . post office Notice

The Post Office viii be open from n. A.
H.tQ6P.M NJ. and from I to P.yM, every
EdAy,' Sunday s'excepted, and on Sundays
49,. from 81 TO JOB A. NJ, and from 4 to 5P. NJ
The, Keokuk mail closes at 8 An.
The Burlington and Chicago mail close
.ssoaAty xoM. hGHea T9F sfn9a sWa .a,,
The Western and Southern mails closes
h"sM Nm aAp = J. w NORRIS, p. M. :
.,.,, !. Ottumwa, NOV, ,26th 1868. -,,,otk
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a. KSABEa& * Co.'S RIANas.7-0as citizens haze
Eaahsd' anopportunity during the, past two
days of seeing ard hearin. one Of those cell
ebrated Pianos, Ind we think there Fan he
ss-bnt one opinion iisseferenre o,it, viz: 1t is
:, a magnificent instrument in every sense
of the word. These pi9qos are Justly cele-
"a. DRAFTED for their qualities Of Tone The ev-
'er ness throughout the entire sale is remark
liable. We would say to all who contem-
So plates purchasing to give Messrs Hawley
q Van Meter, Of Burlington, a call b,fore
purchasing elsewhere. They warrant all
: Aheirinstruments, snl sell at manufacturers
= prices, raoi even adding freight. -
tssas We learn that the ladies of the Eo iscopal
f, Church are prsps ing for Festival on tn
eveEing of the 22l inst whef they will in :
troduce new feature to the programme.
viz: Acting Charades, Tablaux, &c. Such
q ramuseinents are quite entertaining, AMI will
add greatly to the pleasures of CHURCH Fes.
tvals which are becoming pertnanent in
stitution among US.
Programme next week
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Lieut.. 7. J. Reigart, Of company @, 9th
s Iowa Cavalry, returned few days ago. He
q left the regiment at Davenport, but they
expected to be ordered 70 St. Louis in few
days. Lieut. r. looks well, and we believe
= win make 4 popular and isient officer H i,
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Remittances for clubs must be made at ONE time,
but additions may be made at any time at club rates
after club has been raised. E.e'
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS. s.r
For aclnb of'12 copies to one address, with SIS, a
free copy of the Weekly.
For clut of 22 pies to one address, with $33, a
free copy of the Tri-weekly SIX months.
For club of 40 copies to one address, with $50 a
free copy of the Triweekly one year, or the Daily
six months
For a club of &C copies to not more than two ad-
dresses, with 800, the Daily free one year.
" Money. by draft express, or in registered let
tiers may be sent at our risk. Address
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, III,
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Notice TO Advertisers.


t.issl.raq sas Notice TO Advertisers. q
sssswroeWe intend re-setting all Of our advertise
sss ssneht between thisa and the frst Of Janualy,
and those wishing to have changes made
AR will please hard them IN as soon as possible
.stssss sSn S>S9 Aazaa .Llsla2 sIl - 80 aa- -
AID ii .vasLnOk Out! Look Ont!
20 sr FGr sRs is hand and your ma mes
az viii he printed thisweek to show who is liza
baetb Be drafted in every township IN Wa
Ola t.psRosountN andif any person. knows 81 any
. - pneliyingin Ihe county from the ago TWEEN
ty to forty-fve who is not enrolled tits
~ stheir duty to let us know the name and age
sas ;of snch- person. - ~ tsaist,2 81 Z
. Only one man has enlisted Inc past week
s'ia- -sssho is creaitsdto Keokpk townsaip.
Remember that drafted men get no bodn.
.ishBeaS8 If yS6 dd not wish to be drafted
.bSsmessad tealiH and help to eff npt old
regiments in The field. They will have you
Eea III sure as there is ACHIEVEMENT Of the Unit
ted States. The $500 clause Of CONSUMPTION
act will be repealed, if not already done.
f"o ''''F'a W, II, p, Norris, Recruiting r.
Officer for Wapello County.
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80 =. Ayers &
PITTS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining, Are you out
of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable! Thesesy mp
toms are often the prelude
to serious illness. Some fit
OF scknessis creeping upon
You, and should be averted
by a timely use OF the night
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disor-
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of tho
hr<I~r sxxk.
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Programme next week.

Pork PACKING. - We notice that our
: neighboring cities are having quite a con
: troyersy over the abose business. OF course
we must have a share fit, as we claim to
q have the largest and most complete packing
establishment in the State. Messrs. Ladd
Z d Co., have kindly furnished US with the
amount Of their business since the con-.
mencement of tho season, as follows:
= Cut during October. -sss 1894 hogs
esse Us 81" November, 20 -fi 1910 !"
.g'5 December, to the 9th, s4,9I4 :.
AR1VGA vWs5tbN8 e&s eta{ 10 HE.szA -------eE ~
In az. this season 10 date, sS,22S
s-s5 The highest number cut by any one house
: in Keokuk is $1,000, which gives .ppr pack
= ing house 2,22s ovor their largest house.
=. Are we not ahead so far!
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: iVAocIsArroS. --Drg Fuller is prepared to
yaccinate all those who may desire. As
there area good many who have not been,
now is good time. acqs rs, % - ,s .gi
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 1

za. RsFt Washington, ID. G 7th Fet.. 1856. i
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartic
We employ. Their regulating action the liver is
quick and decided, consequently they are an ad-
mirable remedy for arrangements of that orgam
Indeed, have seldom found a case of bHioas dis
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, M d.,
" PAysician OF the Marins Hospital.
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s9rA FIRST GLASS NEWSPAPER,

But the CHfcsco TRIBUNE while fearless In tha ex.
preston Of its opinions and patriotic in its endea-
'rs, aims at being first class newspaper. IL brings
the newsto the pe9plA OF the nerthwestseveral days
sooner han the papers ofthe seaboard
The contents of the Weekly Tribune embrace:
1st.A complete current history Of the progress OF
the War; with the general news of the day
+ 2d--Copiousy telegrsphic dispatches and special
correspon dence, containing the latest from all
parts, dow n to the hour of going 70 press. ~
3d-Reports Of MEETINGS, whether political reli-
gious, agricultural, educational or mscella ueous
4th.~-Proceedings of Congress and State Legisla-
lures, important speeches and documents
5th.-Market reports, embI acing every article the
farmer dealer can expect TO find quoted in news
paper. The TRIBUNE has achieved the highestrepu-
tation as a commercial paper.
6th-Carefully prepared agricultural and hortirul-
tural articles by" Rural" and other able writers on
the far and garden. t--
- .-Poetry ales Anacdotes nd Cossir vs
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:. TTOm DIT. 81 U. Green, or CHscdgO.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice,
and hold them in esteem one of the best aperi-
ents have ever found Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy when
given in small doses for bilious dysentery and diar-
rhGa Their sugar-coating makes them very &C
csRtable and convenient for the use of women aud
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From DIR. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,c York Gty
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose as an aperient, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more efectual for the
cure or 6thfons complaints than any one remedy 1
can mention sincerely rejoice that we have at
length purgative which Is worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the people - : - ~ so
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DIR AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that
Is great in medicine. They have cured my little
daughter of ucerous sores upon her hands and feet
that had proved incurabie for years Her mother
has been long grieyousy afflicted with blotches and
pimpies on her skin and in her hair. After our
nave cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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o.,u,nwa Price CSSnrsani.

TsunS eoaRscrED wEExLr By
q. III. SHEFFER, GROCER,
~ DEALER IN PROVISIONS. &c.
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40 Family Phyato..

From DR.. Z W. Cartwright, Netv Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince of purges. Their ex-
celient qualities surpass any cathartic possess
They are mild but very certain and effectual in their
action on the bowels, which makes them invaluable
to us in the daily treatment Of disease. Hsgss
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PITTsBURG, Pa, MAY j, 1888.
DR.. j. G. PAYER Sir: have been repeatedly
cured of tt worst headache any body can have by
dose two OF your Pills. 1t seems to arise from
foul stomach. which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. ~ PREBLE. y
Clerk of Cfe1,as, /91rio,,
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sf.} Frog, Or. Edcard Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR BRO AVER: cannot answer you what
complaints have cured With your Pills better than
TO say oil that treat ,ciM purgdtireul edi-
cine ! place great dependence on that efIectual
cathartic in1ny daily contest with disease and be-
isGng, 10. shat your Pills afford us the best We
haye, ofcoUEp un3ae them highly -
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pIedsanE InlSceITany.N n a
= TER MS..Payable i'm Advance.

In consequence of the high price Of white paper
and the great increase in the wages Of printers and
the enhanced cost of everything connected with
printing, the following the lowest terms at which
the TRIBUNE can be Afforded. There Wi be no de-
vi "a inu from he ate
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-21
Ruu0(dGu.

- Dir naf alcn Sciten ermdrtsten unb Won
rsn g1nf,cs 10 arc6ortie orarIlnriot,u Nuor,fe
Iinp bic isbt tbciIe nod gan, uueactlictcn, tbcils
in elmer Wriic SurudacrtrIsu nrrrcu. ruf cine
SSiterrbc,un1 r~rrlcIhen irtalc mob ritt in
Nueii6t Itctt. Sjdtturl lfebt nod INNER. rim
madbtiNcr Torn i'm Nuae orr gantrca. Gbar.
ltitcn iicbt immcr nct Dem Nnarlff Der Snus "a
snta '9sn. SoUannnb'1 Stfcfiaur9smert, bot,n
etn S'iCnlhihen 3 & Nprreue 0r;ei0t rdE aud
lie ntttt u~nrSrwunrtar Tnb. Mrtilc Miro tia.
LID uniinncbmtnrcr Yrrt furirn wicerfaro
crIt i'm Hdufr bjricr Wrhe licQccib rrncm Qn.
grin oar ganfeee unr ;rrlt6rte peuIctten ric lfrl,e
NrcNat'c .WtiiiiTpsi," ron muicrer mtlliten
Nrmme ldufen &c crmnlhia, nitcu Scrihtt Gin.
IN nnltrrr ian unntittelhuye, NGbt, lei Glad
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