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IOMPA ANY FOR CALI.

~ FOENIA.
The tuhHcr!oer has been applied to By number Of
respectable ladies' and gentlemen. laborinE undeE
Chronic dfeenaes Who hare despaired Of being pery9
hentiy curtd IN this climate, to accompany shem n
et1s ndlng Physician On sea voyage TO CalGurula,
remain foE one year, to try tae benefit Of t1aI
taluerfo1s climate oa theif broken down aonstifC-
navs pave beeome proverbtal- Hundreds OF Iv.n: w1t-
ntsses can be prodnced. Who by JudlcIous me ,cll
atcnNon n connection with 50 voYaxc Ard a Isai-
Aosn1A climate, nave been to rfect hal r.
Tno aaa despat9ed Of eyer enjoying that pgesi ,ns
eoon, Hy Eo.E In company hnd tho fa!o -
nedicnt and medical attention tho company m.y rs
cure for cne year, from the tir le.ye I'M " r
turn to New YORK. and Will. In Callfornla To- ,hn
sum Of hundred each Ia hand before II trt
ing. Thoee who naE wish to accompany Is that arr
aof 1nVa1ds. bns may require medical atteptInn
CURING the Tip and the ycaE. can go .t' dolars
~ #tfc VII accompany nc. who Will no foaui az e-
able and Kind, which will make thc trip pieasast T.
ne @ most delicate females: L the eo:upiny should
competent assistants, 50 that will be prepared Ia
etve all the attention shst may be required. When
afffre propose to locate Id San Francisco Sscrn-
Mentv C1ty or some other good poftt, wese NC can
ket al necessary accommodations while .tay+ VIZ
proRoee Starting from New Ferk, April, 1851 iW in
~ long experience and successful tre1tmens cf
Fer f1ffher Information. Immediately AddrcsS tho
tontenoer IN caso you MAKE up your mind ta r. it
necessity tor you to INFORM Of the {act NJ sonn
made tn tinne. ~NN
On application. satisfactory reference can BE- given
to any who may wish. "@'~@~
B1ooxry1ruH Ian oG 1884 of.IwS: fsis ~: y.
, 1864-02-01

NRm. ADVERTISEMENTS,

NRm. annErtlsemEuts,
SPECIAL NOTICE. Mercan-
~ tile Association will hold u Getting at the NEW
E0oM5,.
Is DIcKEY'S BUILDING,
Opposite the fremont House, for the first time,
I'm this {MonaaD Evening at " o'clock.
Members are earnestly requested to bs on baud
promptly, as bnsnsss the future interests Of
the Association will be acted upon.
AL elchan g, WHETHER AENnEKs Oh IoTs are
se1.wai.1t MERRILL LADD, sac'y.
p EAL ESTATE.
J. L. LEE, &C Clark Street, .
viii xtTe his personal attention to the purchase and
sale Of property In Chicago.
MONEY TO LOAN at low rates aud ca long time
ft1.W2l.tt ~
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Nem advertisements.

Mem advertisements.
10 q D J o. S We!
THE SIXTH THOUSAND
| In PRESS.
READY WEDNESDAY
February 3, 1864.
good storJ will sometimes sell six thousand m
beea pubshed md advertised several weeks or
longer. Bat It must ba work Of rare merit and bY
apopular author1 TO DEHaNDTHIs LARGE NUM-.
BER ON a MERE ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE PUB.
LIsHED. with but httte ADVERTISING.
This authors name, however, IS guaranty Of sue
cess- Nothing that hss come from his pen has failed
A short story Of his Is enough to add to the sub
eeription lists Ct tie best periodicals.
CUDTo7S GAVE
II p1tnxou1Hp
Plot Of Great Dramatic Power and-lutere.t
The description of border warfare egua1lnz II mt
e1celtin= the wr1tingsrrany previous author while
as history Of the prsecnt time lt Yaloe for family
reading cannot be unduva11ed~,
Elegant 1smo., C7deh, oyer 501paxcs.
PRICE $I.5O.
Ready 1t I'll the prtncisat" Book au.: Periodical
'tores, WEDNESDAY, Fet.aat}sd.
y. e. T1LTGN7 Il CO.
ts1.wF1t Boszbr. PUBLISHERS.
HNl0M RhMNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
L1OR SALE.

EOR SALE.
1r:ss css..s: Ds:,,i.s .ssa ,oo.s. s..ss, sooa
lesA md 1lth streets. ksokuk. Price 30 esh
balancs h oneysar. knquire u n. D. fRN-kYCK,
TOR SALr.-The Cottage Brick Dwell
- Ing House on Morgan strest betvs<s ~ asA ~
strsss' oostsnins nine rooms. = 1.aoir: s g
mchs Rsal Estate Agest.
TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling. with
~ Ave rooms, lot wen fenced good cistern h. stas
si,seo. Enqsirea fnaylei he. 1Hs-EYck.
TOR SALE-6O acres Of land. IS AGREE
- usdr fence. log house, 3cisterss. With other i'm
miles above Ibis city, and admirably ssssd ~ grow
Knqass q ~ - : Il. B. rEN-EYcK,
mass a Resi Atst< Agent
Tor SALE-A Cottage Brick Dwell.
lug House. with sx roca.s, cstexn and cellar. aitu
stsd on High street between 9Th and 10th strsets s
good sale. Price 81 10. Enquire q
msyio H-B TEsEYcK. Real Estate Axf
IGOR SALE-95 acres land, 10 acres
insss aossi. bose - 70 ban. ~, Z .ssss nov
treess located eight miles Of Croton in Van Bu
s,1. s- H.a 1a 1 - + ~ e ~
msyll Real Essste Agt.
TOR BALE--2o0 acres Of land, 1877
IL acres under fence and 80 Of timber With good
frame dwelling containing rooms and either out
buildings. This farD b weA wstsred has Leo apple
trees chery plumb, and other it trees together viii
arin desirable his land 6 situated IL miles Orsh q
Carthage. Hancock Co., 1tinos snd cante hsaehi fos
e pr ss ror farthss infSrmssen sseg,xs Of jobs
| mayn Raa1 Estate ACT .kcskuk-
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CHATTANOOGA, June Is, 1864

y
Editor Gate City Thanks to the
power Of steam by water and rail. l ar
rived here Friday morning, the 10th inst,
but am sorry to say was taken down with
m attack of bilious fever and have to-day,
for the first time since my arrival, been
up out Of bed, for which / am indebted
to the medicine Of surgeon Of the 18th
Ohio, and the kind attention of friend.
Chattanooga have read some very
fanciful descriptions OF it, but stroll
down its only business street, rocking
with filth and disease, and its crowds Of
miscellaneous beings, impressed me with
an idea that it would be just the place to
establish a new purgatory. q have no
doubt one is needed But there is SUBJ
lime scenery here; wish for strength to
ascend Lookout Mountain; ! an impressed
with a feeling Of awe as l gaze Al 1t, and
think Of our men scaling it 10 the face Of
the enemy. Such fearful earnestness on
the part of our army is certain to conquer
There's enc thing which, more than that
of oil others, should it ever transpire, ]
fear, would prove disastrous to our arms,
to-wit: Ito use an intelligent phrase to
pnt another man in Abraham's boots
This has been one of the brightest hope.
of the rebels.
But. on this particular occasion, l mus
be brief as possible. I will take the carr
for the front tomorrow. II nothing ha D
pens, and succeed getting there, l shall
stay till after the grand bali closes.
In all probability l will see our low
boys, in which event I will take note o
what happens, and post you accordingly
With best wishes, &80EN
! remain yours, truly,
w. II. MAyBERRr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

H A story is told Of a king Of rance
Who told his minister that aomp>Ainls Of
justice deferred had become 20 clhmorvus
chat he wa$ determined, fof Ito future, to
Iook into the sffairs Of the State hinself.
Next morning His Majesty, looking from
bis bedroom window saw six huge wagons,
from which bundles of papers, duly red.
taped and ticksted, we're being discharged.
On asking the minister who aeconpaaied
the papers what this meant, the reply VA
that those wagons eopt6ined ! smsl9 in
stalment-the rest wers 70 follow-of thu
papers which His Majesty, in the follow.
ing out Of his praiseworthy determination
to attend 70 business hinself, voaA re
qsire to examine. The king counter
handed the wagons, aud the minister. Il
before, was left to manage the State q
seemed to him best.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
Pats Adventure with q Wila Bnl.
lock-


Pats Adventure with q wild Bnl.
lock.
The following 10 from Col. CampbelPs
Indian Journal
) This morning, after sharp gallop. /
succeeded in heading fine, active young
bullock, before he could get into cover,
and drove him back toward the road,
where be arrived so completely blown
that the men Of the guard who inmedi.
ately surrounded him had little difficulty
in securing him. by casting slip knot
over his horns. Two men dragging in
trout, and two others pricking him with
their bayonets behind, urged the unwilling
captive toward the wagons. an operation
which he submitted to with tolerable re-
signation. But when he found himself
surrounded by some twenty red-oosted
"FAingees," all shouting like tends. and
found that these unbelieving KaHers-
"msy their boards be defiled' were re-
solved upon attaching his sacred CARCASS
to an unclean baggage wagon, he became
something more than wro.h, and plunged,
and kicked, and butted, and beloved, till
his captives were either knocked over or
lost their hold; and away be vent through
the crowd, knocking the men right and
left like nine-pins.
One OF them q man of my company
in his hurry to escape, tumbled, neck and
crop, into prickly bush; the enrsged
bullock, taking advantage Of his position,
charged him savagely, aud was Just on
the point of goring him, when l fortu.
nately laid hold Of the rope, which was
still attached to his horns, and taking .
turn around the stem Of tree, brought
him up with jerk that almost threw him
on his side. So fsr 90 good. But still
poor Pat Mallory was in anything but an
enviable position. There he lay, in the
midst Of tho bush, extended on his back
like spread-eagle, and go completely en- :
tangled that he could do nothing but kick
which he did frsnticaliy-whils the
bullock, by this time thoroughly savage,
kept bsllowiog and butting al him, within
six inches of the pit OF his etomach-a
tender and ticklish spot-which Pat pro-
tected ~ well as he could BY drawing it
in at each thrust Of the horns, till it nearly
touched his back bono, and kicking out
like maniac.
"Ah, murther, murther !" shouted Pat
believing almost % loud rs the bullock
.'sure, It's Lit sm entirelyl Az, vou
devil, b sisy now Arrah, captain dear.
for the love Of the blessed Virgin. hould
on, or the bsste's into me, as sure 8 the
devils IN Dublin" The scene Ms % a.
surdly ludicndns that. although 1 Aspeet.
cd every moment the nope would rive
way, and the builock's horns be seathed
in poor Pats trembling viscera, / ,soald
mot resist roaring With l6sghiss.l Foftu.
nstely for him the rope held fast. Pat,
6nding that the balloek ~ secueed. u.
covered his pressnes Of mind. and after !
dsspeFess stssggle rsgsinsd lis iees, and
forced biz way fhroneh Is bush. alet
81 by tbs I'm, AID awsx vepA tAe,hrk
Jock, r6ps and al, into tie jungle, = #
legion of devils had possssss7 49,
!" And ~ devil s. wid kin. = osSea Phi.
.ipi.g he dass ~ alaiiea - his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
LATE CITY


.csn Unioq etate CenvqAQ11s
rS. > AZ ssss = $50 49, kksESA 1880
E ss*s hth Annual biaas coaunsioa win A.'.sas :
nss, On nurpaas. ~ ia ~ q by. 4 ?. H.
:. pusposs Of pl1ciAg n nomir.Aon cse@a.sss SO
the ALLOWING odoes6s o. Juabs e - Cos
Be- rotary of eeafs, Asssr - Sos6s. 1sass = b.ta
Escsars.i IN MI SscSnu the dsdtIliy sdk ~
policy sov btisk pusasd BY ~ 4 the
NJ onal Gsvs.nn9 - 1sh ~ nsssllin. 1sstofs ths
National authority md establish the Republic upon
foundataon Of which the CORNERSTONE Of The Rs Con,
fsderacy shall form part requested - send dele
Rta to rid convsssioa IN The 0As dls
gate for each county and additional delegate for every
hundred votes and fraction Of Over my votes cast b. the
sectory Of the County at IL ~ e4a election foi
W n Stone for Governor-the number Of votes to b
determined by adding to those cast in the County those
cast by the soldiers Of the County in the field.
By order Of the Republican State Central Committee
THO. FywIf4n0W,c AAssAa.
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HA young married couple mag veil
be content with . mere martins box Of :
house if it will hold two--or 60; no mat
ter how hambly furnished i there is hope
in it.
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REMEMBER,
That this BIrTERs il
N OF A l. G OHOLIC
CONTAINS no KrxoR wHskL
And Can't Make Drunkards,
BUT
IS THE BEST TO.s.XL::
II TIE WORLD.
~ Read Who Says So:


From ths hsv. Levi g. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Baptist Chareh Philad.
e. s.m.hs, - noon.nI GERMAN biIen nvorabp
go. - - 49,. na,c. used .ne n IN NJ ovn
snst - tnd.re - 1880 .th lassI eneS"
- sna knn- ,h.s 49, hs-.nH,s n W IAnJ oea
hsrrnrt.I -.nr.r .L.Ip $500 IN nsy
~ ,Sss go 80 .l,,inr 80 pleasmei PfocHim
s.s.a w. sns c s.s TOT Witch IN - recon-
tAst y rr~p.Ss,d.ftar All <.
.ore eheerfuliy y Hooasna-s H., ,n,.nn.s AZ -
eesear ~ ssaie.rd. ma /. .na; !, an.
vanr. t1nlv nv ~ su u1n mgr
p-- p.x w.- 80 m n
Enesetopedia 4 ReIiyious K5avi.S. - 1h, =.
a.a
Anson&n net dispoeedto htoror recommend Patent
N ks1ei,i tasoexn aiefusi o. their inere-
-. ~. ~. -. ss,f. !" ~. rsasons
ha..ft = savs a iron n, ssras
- ~. .a 49, -. sImphe P,ePsieeloa
fe my 'Ae' SoAsAfiSuse 70 me esnsns
q osssn r.
a.,m.n s,tiers pr.nsres h, ID, ,nsS,nn -
M. 80. sssp - .pse. ~ rI- Y. .assso OF
ANY ys.Is ihaitheJ we're ehief.
$500 ssssmIs. 80 -. ~ saseseu ~ "a nlsne
jsdcs b. proper tests and for encoarageent TO try
them, when Suffering from greai and Ions continued
sig me ass q shree bottles Of thsee Bs.ers, q Ne
oeSisnns Of the year vas lslls.sd bJ evident
relief and 10 degree bodily and mental
sss almost dsspsirsd Of rss.sns is1srssase thank
"vu ~"~ my 'As"e ~ ~ ~ ~ VIZ ps. VI tnon
From the Rev. joe n. hennard, Pastor OF the 10Th
Bspest Church.
quessed 70 connect ny name with Communications Of
disersnt kinds Of medicines but regarding the practice
declined but with clear proof in VARIOUS instances,
and particaary In ny family of the usefuisess Of Dr.
sssaI course express my full convesion that, for
general debility Of the System and especially fos Liver
oo.piaInt, r !. sefs and valuable preparation. In
sone cases msy III nv Usually ooAof net, e VII
cause Yours, very respectfully,
J.H- KENNARD,
| kightk belo Coates St., Philad.
| $500
IRON New. ~anen nshaoipn, raster OF me baptist
n.o.x. s.easoa-pear sir: Personal experience.
prepared 81 you Is n osi excellent medicine. in
greatly benenissdS b. the use Of the Bii.rs. ana ss
mot hey viii produce similar elects Others.
lou" truly "AsAks s s;slI,o,ar
Church, Phhsda.
D.. I.st.on-Ds.r sir: Having used your German
-. !. - eesa u srs,s service, ssls.s Tia. .
most casas q general debility Of The system Il 10 ths
sao~sase Yours, rs.psssu ns,'A nave any
No ~ y. Sinssseash ST..
rrc. the Rev; = A. Lyons formerly Pastor Of the
| S1n,rhs. W. - @'1 '1.-' '-P's'
Ne Roeh,re.yy
Or. g, y. J.sason-ps.r sir; e., P'sssoss
.iisse. o =. Germs. si..sIs s..e yssis since b
| Ing mneh sAicted with Dyspersia used tAem with
vefy eene.cla. sS.t =. ~ ossn .eeommen
and lsss heard from thea he NOS. ass.erss ss..
moaisis a. 70 their great value In eases or senersi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

E0R SALE-A Frame Dwelling House
~ eoetsining reouA, God ciste4n, vel. tos wen
fssce1 - walk paved with bvick, sftasaed 0desn
street. betwesa 10th asd llth asscets Title god
snlsE Price t2,0oe. knqnire Of II. ,. fEN-kYCK,
+ msy26 Real Bstate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

EOR EALE-l60 Acres Of Choice
Land, within -four 4iies Of Kseknk, he rod b.
dsabie3og hosse, nd ether irpsovensnta y VIII b
sold in parcels Tor grsPe culture, desiEsA TA land
formerly owned by Mr. Van Ausal Tfte Fpoa o. no
sale. Enquire Of II. d. TKA-RYCK
mch2s Real Estate Assnt, Ksoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

= FUS = at " xnbitlo 3o ifntos church
yard md resh - grave stones; they will
ten you the end Of ambition. The grave
vim sooa 81 Jour bed-chsmbsr, the earth
your pillow corruption your father, and
the worm your noshes and sister. Il
For ct pf despondsncy-I.ook on the
good things which God has given Jon ID
this work, And to thosss Which = prom.
ises to his followers ID the noxt. He
who goes into HE garden % - for cob.
webs and spfders, 10 doubt vi - them;
while he who looks for 60Nof ny re.
turn into hls house with one blooming il
his bosom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22

EOR SALE-95 acres land, 10 acres
timber dosbteloe hosse Al log barn, - acres
in grain ali under fence wen watered With fruit and
other treess located eight miles Of Croton in Van B
rem county Iowa This Land VII be sold FIR $40 per AGRA
and title good. Enquire of IT. B. fEN-ETCK,
msyll Real Estxte AT 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-22
A MASS CONVENTION
or tina u1ien vsesss Of Lee 0eunty

WILL BE HELD AT FORT MADISON JUNCTION,
At 10 O'clock on SATURDAY the 18th ins for the pur
pose of selecting delegates 20 the State and Congressional
District Convention. ~ f.1- 4 .@t
by order OF the Ssnfrs Committee, -
J. M HIATT, Chairman.
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sGidtiQ Far GtnDnnoerer anb R%stIenae
a1
lErSDargSS brn jgtii,t Wel0 D.. @ntiernBre
i4k9 A3lo I3[ iTlSnsA Ste li9Qlnl9 G3f 14l9g :
8na1tst0res anD r83sDs iSss15sxsns
d til nod Glsen &3eiien bss @Sefena asT
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SaltimOre nnO SbiO
-195 md aa Gitenb0hr. 1l

Sim u. mad Spnutas, 10. 9pril trerben tGgli@ 2 8dse
mad GGbeeIinS uub Parters6arS uu0 elm BnS mad Grebs=
rid obSebeu, mie tcl9t: {, 5oaI1r hTtr IN
BctSus tGsIi& (@cnutass aussenpmmenl D1prs $40
@rpreS3uS t1Sli@ GbenbS 9 l1br. s't+Ai25 4~'
: Bsibe 3HSe ~serbiuben f& am DPiOfus nit alien YIS3,
3en peifli9, nrrbpeftid unb iibmefii@. us1eT nuffo
Der 3us mad Greberid sept tGsli@ bon Baltimore mn
4.B0 JRaGu1ittass unb ban Greberi6 700 Ulcrsens,
Spnutags atsgenculr1er.i C983Jh ~ - 1900
Der Bug ua& &nicrtts NfGs se5t bon Baltimore
georsens ul s 20 unS 9.15, nnb Ro@utttcas 1.2O unb
4.45, nnb bon @licptt's NtiGs 0iprsens 7.46 uub LOO
uub Na9mittass 2.45 NIB 500. 1IRI3G
q a Na@ Wa1btngtDn. mug
absanS Bpm 8alttmrr mad Waibipstpn Nerrsens s.45
700, 900 unS 1000, un6 gfa&m 8.3O,4.45 unb 1850;
Spartass nur Dacrseus nm 3.45 tub 900, nnb Nahs
nittass nm $50. Gbsaus bon Qedi6instpn Wsuraens
u1 $50, 1880 u. Ills u. gfa@ul. mn 800, 4.30, $50
1850. Sonatass MIR Niprsens nm 80 u. Nabmittoos
$50 u. 7.5O gur ber 2e nnb Ate Bug BON Boltis
more unb Der erfte unb Dierte 5ns BON Waibinotpu
Saltsn an aIen Gtotipneu an. Der 3peite uub ie@fe
3uS BON Baltimore unb ber finite 3ug bon WaI6inatcn
~Serbinben F@ nit benz aunapplisz 3nge.
GEesen aGberer Mastuuit un6 Eilete feber grt trenbe
4nou f9 an 8. s. England, agent in Der 6amben<Sta
ton pber an bic GiGetzOffce.
%. q. Suits Eranspcrtmeifer
8. De. 6 ole, @eneral=MSent. q 44a44(3dn6jD (
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~ as-~-- &1CSsk&H tA@R AvlAH4pHus Ees
Die Gntfernung ben Baltimore mao uuen gbsiIeH Sss 9es
-nsnsj Der Ser. Stogteu TT auf bsirr Rakn tdr1er, oIS doe,
pbunntlpptd, New.Ycrt cber auf Il 9tnb elmer Rn6eren Ropts
Y gntgranteH, ret@e fh Der Baltimore. nno Ebisl@frr,
tabr" ~beeteneu, terbtn NIT btnfeIbtn Sdsen Hub gsGaen Sc.
Orbert, pe 6tt Pafeeisre erfter RIsff, 1tl6e rntsr aIS hss
XpppeIte SaDien. 1QJ9IG N9o 0DEL
Dte Bagea cteier Uatr BADEN ~eepoIexte @ist, ,uerben am
Wd&t3eLt eritu&tst, tra Dtnter gebstst. anb Is mitb Ben gafs.
Sieren Grtutvaist perabret&t, tur;ara rsia fur be BcSuera.
lt&tett unb St@eraett bet 9afaStgre tn allen Gtl6sn seEprat
Muf cbteer Habn iatrett Bic Ausratberer Guf bas @Hneuat
9nO gtat0as, itstR tsstufist Babn In Dc
Sd eIEtu9eH bef6rbtrt. NHe nnteret E3atntn be.
tbroert nod trarter D4ientgen, pel9e tn Ole Htrentstsa
St1attn esnwanberl1, NIT ben l~aneias1en @ntsraatsn> 2itesn.
Gu5Daneeret we9itIn Guf btefer Hatn bte GSaaet wabrenh
br aanaen ReiIe bon Baltimore rd@ Gtnctnnatt nur ,oe
NaI att Ser ganseu GiredS tplf&en Baltimore unb ct
Bouts, iortr 5pii&en Baltimore lnb Gtttago uur 6tei D0aI
Rad Gtlefnuott geIarst man dHf .bieier $abn In So 5tinben
nam 81. Bouts unb gttea8o In 2 Ea9sn.
n Sober pafIagttr hnt loo Bferb @ep6f itsi. Riabtr rons
os II Satren tesoblea talbsu grsis. Rintsr uuter 4 Sotrsn
tub eaH3 frst., Co.,
96s &spdd ssbt NIT ben FaRostrrea ilab suasmt nit iSnts
~ SIetfer Set on benz SeStiniuuna8Crte CIT; Gin Fcstr e.
t1{t strs 1ei9ssntoins nbera fein. @epdG bis en- ben Ort Ser
SeftSsmung.
gStati& { VI seutstn fusa an ben osrSSssbeaen ssstss
men Der Saba anstatut, unl GinUnnberer 3u empfanesit unb
nit tHreH1 Sepdde mettsr Bp ,~betIrbern. Diefes 1T ana e.
Snrtbstl, ban fetre aneere &abn bitttt. s.,s ,e E.l
Essbgpgeiif Don Balttnturt aaGa
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Qafarae Spufe,

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