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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
MANHOOD;
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E4OS n.oS;! ksovT Restored
Just Published, ia Sealed Envelope. Price cents
{ Lecture On he Nature, treatment and Radical
~ of Socrnujorrhaa Seminal Weakness, lnyoi-
uu;ary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impedimonts
10 Marriage generally, Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilcpsy and Fills MrutIl and Physical lncapacity,
rcsullia. frDiu Selt-Ahuso. &c-Iy ROBERT j,
CULNERWELL, N. j AU'hor..ol the Green Book,
Ac
The worll-rcnov0el au'lw. in this admirable ler-
tarc, clearly !rogos from his own experience that
NV Fu constuicnCcs Of Sclabusc may he ciIectuaily
removed without medicine aud without dangerous
surgical operations. bougieS. instruments, rings, or
cor,uls pointing out mode Of cure at once certain
and ciirctual. by which every sufferer, no matte.
what his condition may be, may cure himself ehcaiy
privately, and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon to thousand, and thousands
Sent under seal in plain cuyuloPe, 20 any al.
dress, on the receipt of siX cents, or Two postage
stamps by addressing,
DR. CHARLES J. KLINE.
l27 Bowcry, Now York, Post Office Box, iaS6
NOV. Is lS62.-ly -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

"a GOLD DOLLAR or a silver quarter has
occome great curiosity. Ragged shinplas-
ers have taken theirpIaces. es.-Rcaainy Gdztte
~" Gold Dollars, in this place, are some
lines found lying loose, in the streets. A
lcighbcr picked up one of these curiositics,
iesterday,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
THE TRJRNNE
'INrcasurcr's Department, Northern
Central Hailway Company, !

BALTIMORE, December Is, 1862. J
NOTICE Is hereby given that ON the 9th of January
1863, the Northern Central Railway Company viii
redeem at the Banking House of Messrs }. s. GIT
TlNGS a CO., in this city the BONDS of said Com.
pany, known rs Contract Bonds for work done for
the Susquehnnna Railroad Company prior TO the 9th
December, 1854" All interest ON the bonds above
referred to will cease the 18th Of January 1868
BY order, J.s. LElB, Treasurer
December 20, 1862.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

s" J. Stewart McEwen, has commenced
the publication of the Shamokin Herald,
formerly conducted by Daniel Bower, now
in the army. We hope Mr. McEwen may be
successful
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
uEIMSTREETS
IuiMiG.GbIc hKair Restorative.


But restore gray hai O. its original color by supply
iug the capillary tubrs with natural sutenancr. IT,.
paired iy age dis-nse All instantaneous fyes are
rounspi ui iunur causiiG. destroying the NilaliIy
and bogu.y OF t,e hair and alord ct ,htu sr,ve, 10
drrs.iu.. l.rm.trect ihulitible Coorine not only
restores htl tits nllafal color ly au easy prOctss
hu' gives the hair u
LINURIAAf nHACTY,
Irunafss i's- eruWti prevent. ~ Hliinr OF, sssiI
,at,s daulra. Hni Ia part hea,h and piesssnnssa
g. the ntad Il ha, stood 'he ge Of l.u- ueins tAs
or snal Hair Colnrng aud y CONSTANTLY ne rrasln
iH favor. lsgd by bath gonlenieu aHd ladies IL u
.pi By al respectable dealeTs or can d. p.ocIFsd
ly them OF the commercial ngrnt, y. lAliNl-'
!u2 Broadway. x. \ iaosirs So cents and ;
uc.obsr 20 l,la
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
Tite NasiOn.s HnCO.le.

When it is Remembered, that the proceeds of the
sale of stamps is but small portion of the income
be derived from the internal reyenue, can, from
the following table, form some idea of the immense
income the nation will derive from it, The bonds OF
nation with such income, be the best secu-
rjty in the world
The following table shows the number and value of
revenue stamps sold during the week ending Nov q:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

Is" The gunboat Benton engaged and
captured the rebel Notifications on Harris
Bluffs. Several of her crew were killed, and
her commander, Captain Gwinne, was NOR
tally wounded
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
.looncr "Dianah." assortc
"Corsc." ="
"Vclocity."
"W l. Chester " sixty bales of cotton

Key West has improved very little since We left,
last June, but there is one ilnproyemc for which
the goth New York, deserves great deal of praise,
and that is the identifying of the ''hcmc of dec d.
soldiers. Ancat and strong wall of stone encOscs
the yard. the ground is laid of in squares all the
graves are Hat and nicely put in proper shape
by boards eight or ten inches high on the ends sides
covered with white sand, while head and foot board,
with full name company and regiment, marks the
last resting place OF the patriot who sacrificed him'
self for his country.
Two regiments of zen. Banks expedition now
at this place, the vessels on which they had taken
passage for Ship Island. being disabled, they were
obliged to dsrinbark, and are waiting transpor
tation. They the lj6ih and l60lh n. y. S. Vols
Part of the Tooth are with us in Fort Taylor.
Key West is very healthy the yellow fever having
done its work, the people are very much relieved al
its departure. The boys of our company all well
| will write TO you again something turn,
up" With respects TO friends generally, remain
Yours. Fraternaly, IL. ID. ".
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

~ Thomas $ Mackey, Esq, ono Of tho most
highly respected cit.ens OF Milton, who held the Do.
son Of Assistant Assessor Of this county, and was
also Superintendent Of The Gas Works, in that bo.
rough, died al his residence on Saturday mornins.
the 9Th ult aged about 90 years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

fsY TnE IcE.-Tho changcablc state of weather
has prevented the gathering Of ice this season thus
far although the river has been frozen over the
second time The prospects are, however, favorable
for an abundant crop.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

fY" Vicksburg is one of the strongest
positions now held by the rebels, and has
been fortified with great care and well gar
risoned. Our troops and gunboats have
previously made attempts to take it without
success
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

GoDEY's LApY's BUoK.-The volume for 1863 of
this old md valuable magazine, opens with fresh
ness, yisor, and beauty even surprising all previous
years. How Mr. Cooley is enabled to accomplish this
the general depression of the publishing business,
We cannot comprehend The price of single subscrip-
tions is still Three Dollars. The American and
Godeys Book will be furnished for 50 80 in advance
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

tYNgw DEPOT Tho passenger trains now stop
at the Depot at the corner of Blackberry street,
ono square below the old depot. The passenger
rooms being roftlod and win be ready in day
tNvn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

Aggregate 2l5375
PreemiCently journal of News and of Literature
The TRIBuEE has political convictions, which arc
well characterized by the single word REru BLlCAY
1t is Republican in its hearty adhesion to the great
truth that "God has made of one blood all nations of
men -Rcpublican in It's assertion of The equal and
nnlicnabe rights of all men to life liberty and the
pursuit OF happucss '-Repubcan in its stcadfast.
earnest, defiant hostility TO every scheme and effort
Of the Slave Power tiana to AnucA alton oT Texas
TO the great Rebellion, TO grasp the empire of the
New World and WELD the resources of our country
for its own ndizcment-Rcpublican in its anita
g0nisin To the aristocrats and dcspois of the Old
orld. who fondy hail in the purils and calamtics
suddenly thrust upOn us by their American counter
part the overthrow and ruin of the Model Republic
-Republican in its hope and trust its laIih and cf
fort that this atrOciOus Rebellion result III the
signal overthrow of lis potcrs, and the firm cstab
lishment of equal rghrs and equal laws throughout
the wbolc extent of our country wherein Liberty and
Union shall indeed be "one and hscparable" hence
forth and forever.
The TRIBUNE devocs attention in caimcr times
and 10 some extent in these. To Education, Tempe
rance, Agricultural, Inventions and whatever else
may minister to the spiritual and matcrcl progress
and Wcl-being of mankind but for the present its
energies and its columns arc mainly devoted TO the
IMMIGRATION and success Of the War for the Union
Its special correspondents accompany every cOnsd.
cradle army and report every important incident of
that great struggle which trust soon to result in
the signal AMI conclusive triumph of the National
and in the restoration of Peace and Thrift to our
distracted, bleeding country. We believe that no
otherwise can fuller more accurate view OF the
progress and the character of this mOneutous conflict
be obtained than through the regular persual of our
columns. And we earnestly solicit the oo-opcraion
of all friends of the National cause which we regard
and uphold ms that of Universal Humanity to aid us
/ in extending It's circulation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

sortments of all kinds and qualities Of Fancy furs
Ladies and Childrens Wear that will be worn dur
ing this Fall and Winter.
My Furs purchased in EuropS previous To
the rise in Sterling Exchange, and the New DUTY
Imposed nll Furs, Imported since the inst of An
gust,
would also state that as my took lasts will
offer u nj prices proportionate 10 What the goods cost
me but. it will be impossible for me 10 Import and
Manufacture any more Furs, and sell them "a; the
same prices owing 10 the unsettled state OF the affairs
of the Country
q Remember the nRTr, puunher aud s,rco,--
JOHN FARElRA,
7ls Arch Street, Philadellhia.
c I.L...l l..rL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

20 The !u'lfo"'a" says, Captain Davis and his
SOU Carlton arrived home on Sunday morning las
from Washington. The Captain is slowly reeoysrln
and We hope will soon DO entirely we'll.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
NgSga5. DEHHOsSEST's
So
RUNNING STITCH

ht-N-Ni-N' 'lliNii
SEWING MACHINE
1T is practical. rapid, efficient and durable Sew
/ ing Machine, adapted 10 large proportion OF
Family Sewing, or for manufacturing purposes, and
is highly ornamental. and is so light and portable.
Cwcishing less than pound) that il can be cOnyc
ncntly carried in the pocket or reiiculc
It's operation is very simple that II requires but
a slight degree of Judgment TO use il.
by the simple turning of crank with one hand,
and guiding the work with the other. il silently yet
.ery rapidly with common Needle makes the run
pertc"t and regular.
1t Will Hem, Gather, Ru'lc Shirr, TpcA, Run up
Brcadths, ec with n single OF double thread On any
material adapted 10 the Running Stitch, from the
lightcst and thnnest mp to two h-Encscs oi oriina-
~ sk or muslin. The thinncs,. usually the mos
scwcd the easiest. For ladies' and children HppG-
rel and other articles made of light fabrics it will
therefore be found almost invaluable.
L is attached TO the table like sewing bird and
having no tension. and requiring no uhrcation OF
change of stitch, Is always ready for operation. ard
such mary c of simplicity that child ot -iX eight
years understand il Immediately, and use i, sue.
| ccsslully.
II Is no; at NIL liable to get out Of order.
Each machine is put NJ in Il neat box, accompa
MED with ull and explicit directions and twenty five
| needles.
Sent to any address in the nitcd States IN receipt
Of an order nclosng the amount may bc collected
/ by Express on delivery Of the machipc
| Agents wanted every Ahcre, to whom the most
! liberal inducements will be offered.
/ For particulars, specimens Of sewing, etc, sehd q
4 stamp for return ~ stage. Address,
NINE DENOEEsr, No. 473 Broadway, y Y.
Or ii b. AAsSER. Agent, Sulbury, Pa,
/ Every Lady. Mother Milliner and Drcs,-maker
shoaid have one of thcse valuable oeWing Machines
LCtVpcr p, lsd2--st
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

CoTAfT ~ Sfgt sad lAie A'fsffs,
llAEEisui aa, pa.
UilIlg lOl 81, IN csus-iuener e u. epnY euloses
| ana near loglii0n 10 ne capisl il mate u
az r.hn -ior.iog piece. aai esls iF iAasa having
hu,ipeNl ~ ths .sai u Goysfnn.saL ", ~ oih'ss
s.si'hs uaffstaT4
sfs4sh a., lte2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

~ ssAit PsS'-in consequence of the rapid
'rsead ef this disease In wliia,aspar,, the Tosp
Council have employed rtyasiAA v vassiasls he
.l..lfea of No Iagf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
Aoral affairs.

tP CorRT.-lho Court has been in session thi:
week, Most of the time wasOceupied in trying Grim
inal cases
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

70 Prev Mr.. Riley is holding series of nee ing
In the Methodist church at Selinsgroye.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

W Christian Kerr, of cenlrevillo, Snyder county,
while at labor on the mountain fell suddenly ilcless
Aged 90 years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
s. M. PETTENaInh & CO.,

Ne. 81 Park Row, New York, and State Street,
Boston, are our agents for the SrSBuRy AMERICA n
in those Cities and authorized to take Advertise
mcnts and Subscriptions for us at our lowest rates
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

l-D Mr. j. b. Hall has been appointed Pot Master
at MeKees Falls, vice Philip Hilbish.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

u The late thaw started the lee on the west sid,
OF therver on Wednesday night, but it was stopped
next morning
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

tY-Charles Meyer, of Selnsgrove, in Company d
Sth Pa Reserves, was badly wounded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
FAEE.A WINTER sTYLEs OF
MILLINERY G00DS!!

Miss NJ L. Gussler,
Farm Street. tteo do9rs South Of The Shasao1in
Valley y PottSriHe Raiiroaa,
SUNBURY, PA,
HAS just received from Philadelphia, and opened
L at her store. large and splendid assortment of
the most fashionable and latest style Of
Bonuets, Hats, Shakers Trimmings &c
which she is selling at the most reasonable prices
LADIES DRESS CAPS, TO which she directs the
attention of the ladies, and invites all TO call and see
them
HOSIERY. GLOVES. MITS, COLLARS, HAND
KERCuIEFS, COMBS, &c,
and numerous other articles for ladies wear. to
which she invites the ladies TO call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past patronage, she hopes by keeping
the best assortment ut reasonable prices, to continue
the same.
Sunbury, October 25. 1S62.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
FEE NE3sV-yOKsEA E'Es1FssYE.
1885,

IKE NEw-YoHK TRIBUNE, first issued in lS4l now
in its twenty-second year, has obtained both larger
and more widely ditluscd circulation than any
other newspaper ever published in America. Though
it has suffered in common with other journals from
the volunteering and departure tens Of thousands
Of its patrons to in the War for the Union its
circulation this 9th Of December 1862 is as fol-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
lambert I.usaber!

PHILIP SHAY, Nuney, Lycomins couaiy, Pa,
INFORMS his lIiends aud ihe public 10 general,
i that he constantly keeIs on hand Board, Shingles,
Laih JOi.is, spd al Kinds VI LumbsT aui bgiiding
gislaTisls, Which hs ~ III a. ibs lowest pnes-
March %. isol
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10
CENTRAI. sIOTEt FOH SALE.

frlIls we'll known Hotel located In Sunbury at the
| junction OF the Northern Central with the sunbu-
~ & Erie Railroads, is pGoTei al private salo.--
Terms OF sale will be made easy. For further IN
formation, enquire at ihis otlce,
AUGUST =. 1859
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

STRAY STEERS AND IsEga'ENS.
CAME to the premises of the subscriber, in Mount
I j Carmel township, Northumberland county, about
the lst Of August, three stray Steers, then about l6
months old. Two OF them are dark brown color, aud
the other spotted Also at the same time and place,
came three stray lleheTs red, white and spotted,
aud also about i6 months old The owner or owners
are requested To call and establish their claim for said
cattle, pay charges and remove the same according
TO law.
ENOCH Il. COLE.
Mt Carmel twp, Nov. IS, ls69 -2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-01-10

The enormous increase iii the price Of printing pa
per and other materials used in printing newspapers
compes us to increase the price OF TnE TRIBuNE.-
Our new terms are:
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Single Copy 3 cents
Mail Subscribers, year (3ll issucs) s..
SEMl-WEEkLN TRIBUNE.
One Copy. one year Q0l issues So.
Two Copies, ono yoear, 50.
Five Copies year, Sl2.
Ten Copies, one year, S22 so.
An extra copy will be sent to clubs Of tseuty and
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
One Copy. one year (52 issues) -.
Three Copies, one year So.
Five Copies, one year IS.
Ten Copies, one year Sl5.
Eny larger number addressed 10 names of sub
ecnbcys, 81 50 each. An extra Copy will be sent to
every club of ten
Twenty Copies to one address, one year S2j and
any larger number at same price An extra copy
will be sent to clubs of twenty. 70 clubs of thirty
THE SEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE will be sent
gratis.
Address THE TRIBNNE,
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When drafts can be procured it is much safer than
to remit Bank Bills. The name of the Post-Offce
and State should in all cases be plainly written.
Subscribers who send money by express, must pre-
pay the Express charges else it will be deducted from
the remittance.
Dec. 2T. 1862
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,I.s.s LEVY = cos Dry Good store,l
GEO. -. REE3.NEzEE.S,

Formerly 52l Walnut Street.
Philadelphia, Ausr., 80, l562.-3m
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Late from Europe.

ls,56I,Oi5 S2,3BI73 20
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Sunbury, Dec. 90, 1862
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-10

Sdrei6er bisieS gi1lets tIt. ib femme i'm !.
bitten sic fi6, erfdbrt er SIR 8enebme,1'
10 bin td itber5eu8t boB er NIT ben 8offert
in ber Sanb @enuetbuung BON S6nen fors
bert.
SIM 6er3en Summers lcberte Der Soe
pilb auf. 9(b bab, ertpiberte er, BEN 3ettel
entfultenb, Bitten uno DrD6uneen in eiueut
Ntbem3ugf, - se9en beibe tft mein Ser3
9sItdblt. - SGren mir alIp ben @runb, ner
an Der GtnGplbt9feit unb ritfftAtSlpIen Nt-
I0nberun9 unirer i9Snen, lpnit 70 luItt9eu
unb lebensfroben Seenann Sdulo trGQt
fubr er ftd 3ur @eleuI9aft tpenbenb fort,
iplbrenO er einen 8ltd auf bic in flieaenber
@ile nie6ergeldrtebenen 3eilen mari. gReiIl
iitbes, tbeureS 2ieb Mpr9en Mittae ermarte
i'd Did in Der @ubnun9 lneine8 Greunee8,
o,S Gcctcr gBalt9er, nm Dir 3u Ia0en, baB
t4 nimmer bon Dir loiien fam unb Dir
fol9en merbe Bis ans @noe Der gGelt. g2iGt
5unt 3peiten Otal entriunit On Deinem in
betBer Se9niudtsna9 Dir berlan0euben
Sulius ppn Sternau.
9Da bQben lpir'8 trinlnpbirte Summer.
mdbrenb ct ba8 8ilIet nit elmer gSerbeuauna
opr Qtloa uuf ben GiIG legte. Der Sdett
trit8t; lper BON un8 bdtte ein 70 9Iitbenoe8,
tieF 9ewnr5slts8 0ieteSee baltn8 binter un.
ierer 10 duBerit tngenObaften, itttfamen Sees
MANN 9eiudt ?
0infer ihr lpo6l, III Der gersan8enbeit,
aber ni4t Bet ibr 1T ber @'esenwart, fiet ber
acnliter ein, unb eth I&aQenoe8 @elGAter
be8lettete oieIe8 eulpromptu, melde8 ouf
6ulOa ieine WirfDn0 perfeblte.
(5prtIeBwng fplat)
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@raaf3 ont gifgel.

Die 6er5en ale lino Dir 5u9ewaubt,
Sn bieiem uni'rem neuen 8aterlanb,
Sic, bte in Ii4 Der Greue GteinoO tra9en,
Die Ser3en, Die fiir Golf uno Jrei6eh i9(as
Die IiA Der pabren 8ir9ertugenb meib'n,
Die 9er5en ale, Si9el, itno ia Dein
BUR Iiaten i4Dnen 5OnnenbGb binauf,
gBlll idwineen li4 be8 tapfern 6eloen Qauf,
gDiG Iammeln nt9t De8 ei9'uen 2orbeer'S
&rpnen,
QSill unter freten 8iir9ern Trei nur tprbuer: (;
Der tpobre 9elD III Watrer WenI denfreunb,
QUtt, 8plf uuO 6retqeit lino In ibm pereiut.
Dp6 unTrer 9er5en lauter fiiBer Son,
@r 1T benz falten, 1Awa6en Wprt ntflpb' m
@ @illfp NJ III elb tbeurer Treunb, in uul'.
rer gRitte,
Gas 1T be5 6erSen8 Son ;--unb eine Sitte !:
Wie aud tes &riese8 Ihnere8 S9idIal Iei;
8 bleibe pu Der 8uten SADIE trer !!
8ir pilen'8 pobl, e8 ltno Der Din0e pie(,
Die DID bon benz erbab'nen 14Snen 3ieI,
Dos Deinen @eilt erbebt, 3uriidSebalten,
Do4 SelO, Du pif - mir iinO gepib --
entfolteu
Die Rraft, Gle uni i're Teinbe nieberI6ldst
lInb beutlden 9tubu gum Sternenbtmmel
trGgt.
s. Q8 altber.
(ptttSb. Srb. }
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Sr9anlfMe GGwGfts

yrb unSer5s sc6ett rnb oe bpe &raft wteber terse-
bic @be unS Radrmmentait lnm69li9 madt III. ta8
2pr8 Derer, bte tbren Sci eniafte nbepanen frBGncn
nse 2eute iino SIT letd at &usiwetfun9en geueet. NEIL
tie Seren 6pssn ut eenGu fenuer Sbslet te aud burd
Strtturc Rieberiblasen i'm 9arn Stetn tnb anoere ll>
asm entIsten fann, iO e m bod etaentbetl ene gcl8e
be5 9GBbr1ue8 Der ebelfen Sr6dne @per dber wtQ eS
lau9men ba Sic &rat GrseuSGne eber Denen urp
~tra bic M betmltem 21nern ergeben ais pon 0enea
bte ba treife itnb
s Sfftce: go. @ab. .Grebertdifr., :,
GIeben TGaren son 8altimpGsRr., Tltlidje Sette,
Die G.ufen btnouf,
g2an merle fG Ianen rnb 6au8nuntmer, benn rnpiIea-
be unb rueertbe antaer, burbtrebene 9eoienlpfe
9uadalber, Sdubfder &tieelpittler StraBentetutger
ltnb 9anpenpltber rs. B re9etndbi9e Met3te
unb larn, on8espeen ppn Dr. pbnfpn8 9u in Der Ndbe
N8. A0e 8itefe n1tlien etnen Ypt-Stamp entRslten.
Cine 6siIuu8 IL 2 Sa8eo 5u8efaeJt.
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Wtaliet be8 6ni9len Goue9lums Ser 90Wn6dre IN 0en
brn erabuirter eine8 eren mepist6en GOGe8en
8er Staaten ter sr66tn tetl eine6 2ebenS In ben
eip lern 2pAbpn, @lrS @btlnHelpbta uuo onberen
&t&rn ;u6ebta9 bat etnt0e Der punee baen 9elHn9en
oolenbet pDn@6ssen he @eii4te her MsStsn weB I'm
&ranf1eiten litten ipte 9. eu bic Bet pl0g6en Ge
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