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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

Dardnnelle God ana SLIFer .IIn, H. ~.
laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company. there will be sold at pu5S an E IN IN
front Of the company,s ONCE, ~ 1oa an,, III
pM as MANY shares Of the capital stock standing IN
the names OF the following persons As VIII pay
assessments Nos - and 10. or as muen aS nay oe
1854 together with costs OF sale and advertising:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

the following described stock in the Keystone Gold
and Silver Mining Company, was sold for assess
1854 and are hereby cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating for the same:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

DardnneIle Gold and silver Mining Com.
Stockholders In the above named company
are notified that at meeting Of the Board oil Trls-
dered that all the stock Of the company be issued 70
the stockholders pro rata. Notice Is also given 10
STOCKHOLDERS TO return all old certificates oil Stock
the s5 Board ,H, Oh ir"CH As. b. GOODRICH. sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

CAUTION.-Combined Effort Mining Go.

The public are hereby cautioned against negotiating
or purchasing the following stock In the above COM
pany, the same having been duly sold at pubic anc-
tIuu for delinquent assessments and expenses ANA
said stock is thereby cancelled and OF no value: -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

Dissolution OF CopartnerAhtP.
TIME FIRM KNOWN AS LEE & KEEPERS
j. Saloon Keepers. American City, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. AL debts and labllitie"
win be settled by JOS T. Keepers, who alone Ia ALL
JOHN ii. C. LEE,
J. T. KEEPERS.
American f,Ity JuIy % SSIJ Iy23 nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

DardaneIIe Gold and Silver Mining Go.
An assessment OF three dollars per snare upon
Connany was this Sd day of September, 1854. levied
nHyabIe In United States gold coin, to the Secretary
ri 6is office Immediately. By order OF the BOARD Oi
Trnsiees. CHAS. B. GOODRICH, Secretary.
Gold Hill. Sept. 8. 1854. -...' SeSlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

erder oftne Board OF Trustees:
oOl am. Ca J. iss4. : = e'l - sd sss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

Midas COmpany.-An assessment OF one
bnndTed and twenty dollars per share OH the entire
rsnital stock Of the Midas Mining Company. was
tSfs Jay levied by the Board Of Trustees, paySoie
Immediately to the Secretary a. M 3fe sacST
Hill. "; a H. o'>hN' sSS y,
,s,nr,.e Gold and silver Mining ComPA-
rESNNotice assessment Of one dollar per share
ms this The nth day OF September, levied by Or
der Of the Board of Trustees; s., yrcIrAp sac,y
Gold Ill., Sept 81. 1854. a8. 80 y sen IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

Crnsus Gold and silver Mining Com
pany-Notice is hereby given, that OH this day, at
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the above named
company all assessment of ten dollars per share
on each and every share of the capital stock Of the
company was levied, payable Immediately TO the
Secretary In U. 5. coin. J.PFOUTL, Secy,
... KOrn Bros store
Gold Hill, Sept. II, 1864 sci? III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18

.SSADTION. = Princess Gold and silver
Mihng Company.-The public is hereby cautioned
asnst negotiating for the following certificates OF
stock IN the Princess Gold and Silver Mining Com
as the same were this day sold for assessments
Names. Certs. Shares.
Deardorf r AZ --5
Dearborn, R....-. ~ -.5
Falls. s ID 81 = ~ 10
Myers, W F-....-- 10 .i 10
Myers w F..,.-, "a 10
tUpeon, La :. u SS 10
BS6rdeS Of DE RGsidI Of TiS;i,s; Ti,r;vS
g. W. HOPKINS, Sec'y,
~, ts-r ". ID ,.si = 0 4SGoRth ReGses
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

GInclnnnfi MARKER.

lffom yesterdays t1xcttoI
FI.OUR-Thc market was quiet, but the
stocks are held firmly at 50 1905 So foi
suncrfine. and . 0006 10 for extra
WitlSklTIhes sales were 700 brls at 81
@sUl &c. the latter rate for wagon.
PROVISIONS S-Nothing done In mes,
Pork- The sales were 50hhds sbulk Shoulder
at IS 30 packed; $4,000 lbs bulk Sides AZ
v!lae. averaging 30 lbs, and $4,000 lbs clear
riD do at lO14c. 300 tcs city Lard sold al
l2lac, which was the rate the great bulk Of
the 1900 ties sold ON Saturday brought, and
not l29b@l25s4c, as had been erroneousiy re-
ported to us.
WHEAT There is q better demand
chiefly from local millers, and holders are
firincr at 81 27@1 30 for red; 81 1901 35
for hill, and 81 1901 40 for white. A sale
Of 200 bush good red at 81 20.
/ CORNING quote ear at $4,000 at the
upper and lower roads. Sales Of $50 bush
ear at upper road at 90c and 1000 do at 85c
OATS-We quote them at 7ec in elevator,
and vOc including bags. A sale Of 1900 bush
RYE-There is q fair demand, and the
market rules steady at 81 80 per bush, but
N some cases holders ask Sc TO &c per bush
BARLEY-we continue to quote the best
grades Of spring at 81 1901 20, and fall at
81 20@1 25. ~
HAY-There Is fair demand, and prices
are unchanged at S27 0O@2S 90 per ton for
prime tins0thy in bales on arrival, and
$50 00@30 90 from store. g e1i
GROCERIES-The demand for Coffee Is
good, and holders ask 14@1sc higher prices.
The market closed firm ut the advance
We quote the range for Rio at 353z z937116c.
Sugar Is in good demand, but the stock Of
prime is light, and the market rules firm.--
We quote A@l6c for raw, and 100 @1936c for
hard refined. The demand for new New
Orleans Molasses is good at 76c, but holders
ask 77@7Sc. Sales of so bags prime Rio
Coffee at 3654c; 80 hhds fair Cuba Sugar at
l356c.
SEED--A lot of so brls, forced upon the
market brought 81 25, but this was consid-
erably below what the majority of holders
were willing to take. Wequote at 81 75@
z so.
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice at
2S@32c, the latter rate for small packages !;
| 18@27c for common to good.
EGGS-The demand is slightly In excess
of the supply. The market rules firm at
lSc for prime, shippers count.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
New York Wool market.

L
At private sale fair inquiry has pre-
vailed, and it is asserted that prices are
easier, but this Is only prelude to gem
eral process the market has to undergo al
ways atthis season, which Is continued un-
til the new clip comes upon the market. II
prices are any lower it may be owing to the
poorer selections offering. Fine Saxony
Wools are worth $4,000, although the
brokers don't quote anything above 85c, but
we know of no sales at our extreme figures
though they may be too high for general
quotations. The price of Wool can not fall
OF materially SO long as the demand ex-
ceeds anything ever known, so long as cot
ton Is scarce and 400 per cent. higher than
wool,sO long as gold and exchange contin-
ue to advance, and so long as the voice OF
the country stands. before the representa-
tives of the nation urging an increased duty
on foreign importations. The demand runs
chiefly on woods suitable for the man
ufaeture of kerseys, but is fair for all low
and medium grades. The stock of dOmes-
tic woods Is very small, but that of foreign
Is large. This, however, Is composed very
largely of inferior qualities, which do not
sell very well, yet, anything clear, sound,
and desirable demands ready sale at full
prices either at private or public. The
transactions at private sale are 10000 lbs
native fleece at 70aS5c for coarse and fine
Michigan. State and Ohio; 63,000 do pulled
at 6219a65c for No. ]; 70a74c for super, and
75a7Sc for extra; 10000 do at 40a45c, and
some handsome secured at 81, and 800 bales
foreign grades, consisting Of Russian, Dons-
koi, Cape Mestiza, Mexican, &C., at full
prices for all desirable lots. We observe,
however, that a great portion Of the woods
arriving are sandy and undesirable. Those
of course sell at irregular rates, and at
prices below the current rates in the mar
kets abroad. But we suspect the find
ing of sand in wool in profusion,
may be done abroad Intentionally for
giving the wool a low character to
evade the eheavierduty. The greatest feature
of the week, however, was the offering Of
2342 bales California, and 1,1s5 do, Cape by
auction on Thursday, which drew together
large attendance, but the bulk of the woods
were of inferior quality and not much
sought after, unless atrates below the views
of holders: and hence, S48 bales Of the
former and 450 do. OF the latter were with
drawn. although the trade generally con-
sidered that the woods sold brought every
mill they were worth, because the offering
was as a general thing very undesirable, be-
ing composed of heavy, bury qualities. II
this were not the case, then, all the buyers
in attendance erred In their Judgment but
tits more than probable the error was on the
part of the owners In not disposing of the.
whole quantity. .'f,I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
To Indianapolis Direct without
Change Of Cars.
Winter Arrangement.
1863. M 1858.
Columbus
INDIANAPOLIS r. r LINE.
For Urbana, Springfield, Rayton, Pie
qua, Richmond AZ Indianapolis.
& H Through to Indianapolis
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
and but one change TO Louisville, st. Louis and
Chicago.

..,f.-i-,.... -.,s synEL
Trains will leave Columbus as follows:
NJ r,ne,r rn,u
FIRST HkA1N: - =,
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRESS-At 2o6 A.. NJ.
direct q Piams q ~ toS Troy and Day
ud .1I Scsro ~ aDd A. ind;anspois Al sSs for Lop;s
sis saS fsgs hsss E5ss;siIis Sai;s s. EsgI: l.
and ali western and noTthwssisrn points,
,.s,-. SECOND TRAIN. f,4.s ~ ~,
URBANA ACCOMMODATIONS GAS A.. NJ.
connecfne at Jrbann at 80 for Bellefontaine KEN
ton, Carey, Finday, Tim. Clyde and Sandusiy.
80 11r THIRD TRAIN. kyset aef
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

Il VIZ .HI.. 7. \ 4 z
DAsvrLLE, Pa, June 2. 1ssa.-Dx. WV. n
GREGG- Dear Sir.-In February, 1881 / waS aiiicted
with sugar diabetes, and for Eve months-l passed
| was obliged 10 get up as often as ten or twelve
Tins during the night, and In i've months lost ffty
procured two bottles of Ccnstitation Wstsr. and
In two days after using II experienced relief and
after taking two bottles was entirely cured soon
) ! j. v. L. DEWjiTTT..' IT,
----- Az, " =
B0sT0N Corners, N. Y. Dec. ~, lsel.- .--WM. H.
MAKE h following s ss q SSa shs hssly saS.
CSnstitution Water, which can recommend IN thc %
hssss sSs s5oaas wife ckd With pain
her limbs. With Palpitatioh q the Heart and irrts
"a ber II sbout three mo ntb hs who
than be found hsT then employed one q the best
s Sss :sl sSf s sss . Ssd' II 4:
fIuUuTHI8.a-
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.a'og5 AYERS li
iCATHaAsleTIC PTLLS

possess so many advantage, over the otlier purt
gatycs in the market, and their superior virtues
prr 30 universally knowni tlat We need not d.
more than TO, assurr the public their quality ~
maintained equal to the hest il ever has been ;
and that they may bc depended on to do all
that they have cvcrfdoncs
4 Prepared bytJg C. AVER, M. d., a. Co.
lowell. Mass, and sold by
q. ROBERTS. Columbus, and BY dealers in mod,
icine everywhe On II gd aari hiiG 1l4idc
septls-d&wcowly -,
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svnhili, and Mercurial piyease.

From IN. Hirnn, S'oaf. ~ 81. Louis. Missouri
= A..l hnda Jour SAssArA RiLLA niur .firctna
and cor piIific discnse ipl any oier we if'ess
The professiUn are indebted to you Tor come oi the
bert medicines we have "
From A.L French, AZ. n, an eminent I,hysiciuH n
LGirrrpce, Mass. who is q PromiHrnf member "
ifhr Legislature Of .NdssGriiitsefts. PftH
"Dn. AVER My dear Sir: lnyr found your
SARRAPARiLLA mn excellent remedy iur Syphiiii.
both OF the primary and secondary type, nii shre-
ualin some that were too obstinate to yitd @
other remedies. I do not know what we can EN-.
ploy with inore certainty Of success where npowef.
iul Alternative kreqnircd.n
~ Mr. Chus s. Jidn Jiev, n Neir Brpuswck, N H.
had dreadful ulcers OH his legs caused by the nbus
Of nicrrry or mercHridf disedsr which grew inoft
and more aggravated for Year,, In spie' Of ever,
remedy treatment that could be- Implied, Until III,
peycyeriug use ofASER's SAHsA PARiLL A relieved
dim Few cases can be found more inyeteinr nfu
distressing thnn this, and It took several dozen bot
tiles TO cure him.
Leusorrhpas Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by Internal serqfiiion Ulcer
alton, andare very often cured by tile Alternative
effect ofthis sSAHsAPARILLA. Some cafes require:
however, IN aid of the SARsAPARfLLA, the skffui
application local remedies.
From ne ,reif.kno,rh and ,ridslyc,iebrafed DR.
Jdcob Morrill, effinciHndh y /.
"I have found your SAEsAPARiLLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases of females Many Of ir
regularity, LeacorrhGa, Internal Ulcerntion. and
local debility, arising from the scruiuous dinthtsis.
have yieIdedto II. ana there are few that do not.
wben isefecf Is properly aided BY local treaimenf'
A lady, unriiiing 10 diio,c he publication qf her
1850 lt name, icrifes
"My daughter and myself have-heen cured offs
very debliiating LeucorrhCn OF long standing. b,
two bottles OF ysnr SARsAPARiLLA.n
Rheumatisn, Goutl liver Complaint, Dys.
pepsia Heart iDisease, NeuraIgia,i
when caused by Sr,qiit In the system, are RAPIDLY
cured by this Exfi Sxi;sAPARiLLA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09


LITTLE SUE.
rissssh. ss.1t., smile . and ~ KIND Kindly words;
Carol sweet as Summer birds;
Loving little Sue
WiliinE fingers too;
Fcqtstep$ eager 10 obey;
oseiui niue sue
al Ready tears for others wee,
Biessings like the dewj
M1nhhspsJSs ialIpg ,s,,l ,;,;is soss ana I0w;
tta FHa
Trusting heart 10 Jesus given.
LAWN Loving s earnest ". 2; y true ne !. u..x.n.
Happy little Sac.
sTIExchauge. -
YEnI remarkable winter this. Skating
at Florence aud a frost at Suez. =
The premium on the Great Eastern's IN
surapcc was $29,000. lf
III 0nfn1rS COLLEGE. Ohio. has sent out eight
ih,I1<lfel and fiify-seven graduates since
1851, two hundred, and eighty-one of whom
were women.
FiGUREs, tits said, will not lie; but a CO
temporary discovers that men lie terribly
with figures. 2 }'4
THIRrY-sIx Indiana regiments have re-
~enlisted as veterans.
s u.cs,y,rv,.r coal bed has beep dis
~ -s,.'s'o m. c.as. -, ,;s
w WHO was mlnelsss tSe Iuu ym's;'e y. ..rut,, m,s
armed like 4 Observation-Disclosures.
--..-.. I;,,.,,.,
vn iHh nas " kA''.z' =. .,'. dn,,.,' ~
% s,up =, mhsnlne'on--'o sioo' i''cn uo"" "i AZ
"ss' pe.nais' -.
lHE chase movement is IeIb III every
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvov
DIURETICs

rritate and drench the Kidneys and BY constant use
s9on lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed
We present the Constitution Water 10 the ppbl;c
with the conviction that it has no equal in relieving
the class Of diseases for which IL has been found SO
eminently successful for curing; and we trust that
We shall be rewarded for our efforts in placing so val
uable remedy In . form to meet the requirements
Of patient and physican. y = :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

Ase..1S's 4; t,n hnq a.,nony a1s doing
~ sdcs> n (e|f (|FIlans q IHs 'iY un'os ~
= n -..--. 1. ~ Banks got up . grand masked
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

scnoruLA AND scRoruLous pIsEAsEs.

SCRuFuLA AND SCkuFuLOuS pishhoIoi
From Emery Enes. q wsff.Sh""" Me'c"'" "
0sford, ahnNe;
have sold large gi'nn'iilrs oi ,onr SAhrAIH
lila, but lever :! ei Oh. bot,it wIien ihneu "
desired effect anu fuii rnilrnc!iou 70 iho'r rNo~
AZ fast a. our ps"pie Wy y, ,na, asIsr .ns,t
been no nrdieihe nAs pe'o.e :" o"' 'o."'"""''
Eruptions. Pimplea, Blot :hes, PuBtules
rr,a.s. Tsorss and Ali Diseases of the Skin
S'oof'' 80 c,-,,,,a, n.,.,oJ r,,h,nd
FROM Rer. 1901. o'.1',om' ~, ~ ,,,,i.yy,r i
only do my duty 70 you ~. , ,hy y, s m,
add my testimony 70 cna. ,vu d,,,. r"y Nv JsuI
dcinni yirtnes OF your ,.., SMnsA ,S q; a. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
PMYsICIANs

Have long since given up the use Of bucchu, ubebs,
and juniper in the treatment Of those Diseases and
only use them for want Of better remedy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
GSSsFFEYTEIISss GSSsSsHEYTIOs wAEEE %AEEEE
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTI0NI 7 WATER
SSNsTITSIfSN %%AATER
CONSTITUTION WATER t8i
CCSSSSssTTHETTSSTTII8EEl CSSSssTHETSSTTII88EEl WATER %#AATTEEEk
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDf FOR
THE HiEE ONLY ON KNOWN REMEDY FOR

For these diseases II is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said In its praise. single
toms. -,
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small Of the back and through the hipsf Ateaspoon-
/ ike magic. '-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
WovNNNMe q CNNxvSN.
We BAooA pXAss

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced. i,
They act 80 directly upon the Liver.
exciting that organ 70 such an extent a.
that the system does not relapse into 10
frmer condition, which 10 too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
They are really
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3CoIG;uanr> Gll1 Ch9o
34 u q r renDaaa. $50 z

S$& %AESA@1 D&'@&AeeA NGS H&A% 4&<SsG31
7 g lie,sDa5a. '9 E.
Am Il. aa4 Spnatog, I9. SUM, werasn tagtscS z gtt,s
Eas9 geReeiins wub Varters1urg uaa sta ,3up tia3 SreSs.
rd abge3en, Tse fcists ~. ~35.
FofsnS t6alt1 (scHGtGss sHsgs,Iomtasul. Hspga T.45
EeqrsBSas t6glia @beAas 5.15. SOC a, 1l
0eiOe !Sitee ~eer5iubep 10 ca, Gbicars SIT a!sn 3iS,.
See tosslias pcropefItA any i4crrgblia.. ,gsQ 20 oep
D1. 3a8 as9 1rebeEle sebt assIiS rrn EeCttmOrs gul
4.S0 ~2ahmttfa5a Gnt ests gyyeSesiE 100 Nssseus.
~@pHatsgi 4aeseaDpsusehs a3Ec GEk s5e
0ei- 5nS sHa2 F~&l.corSa. @tI1s seet BON 8aiEsuaos,
ftDcseas anl d, 20 Enb 9.15, 1nb gs0puittaas /. 20 al.s
4.46, Gas BOD aGicOtt's Vsius gapracus 7.<6 mt II 90
ans gsGGatiftass 2.46 utt6 see. s7s3o% c&6 lNs
.1gG E wE Ase9 Da1b%Uetuus n
ubSas6 ten Baltimore nag E8ei3iussrn Eeprgeus s.45
7.C0, 500 uub 1900, anb 82e&aa $50. $40 nrS T.25:
S5OuusaSa &lOraeue an 3.As aus 500, uub Rcc.
attruss zrn $500 iaa9aus oou G5afSiaston gecrasns
u1 $50, Use gnSs ILLS guS gac,Gs. IN, 4.45. f.a0
$50: SonNta9s gSr 9Gprsea3 as. I. 80 n. 92ccsuittoas
500 u. $50 I" 9snI be-, ztg nns &te 3ua pDn @alfi.
uloze EnSi jost eeEts aaD 9ieEtt .iSGs bon gBaf5inatep
taitsa On plsn s~5tatiensu az gDev sreits nub fsGag
3GS scg EafsEsss rah ter finite 3ag epa EDaI5iustpn
s~s+Stnbea ~ att BEN GEnapOlaz5age
G6esea adberss a~lstnnft dnb Sigete iebsg art ucenee
@an a5 an 8. 4. aHsEanb, ussrt in PEE @aubeI.. 5td
ton U5er an bic Giast7CfEcs. .,,7tsa-ear
sB. y. @attS Gragspormeiasr
>. ~. @east9i-Sasat. (3an6tt}
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JAetntetr agent Ocn Yrrf. WunNranf s NraureF
'@tebsitntu fur sGHs Anssttfa! 4s'h1
Dtc Nampta0etttmr fir 8r1ftmUre
bctnbst 10 tn BET Bu&bantIuae Srn 8. z. @. 1eMnta.
s a u { c n, SlE, IS gpef prattfr, uHb itnb balsIta eas aaS
ISwpbI, ais AUD bie 5ttlmtttrl ~ babea. se''DV@
IS Sa GS0fbingtDn 3u BADEN bet Is. y. Y GtSEt,
gfe ber12. Str. unS g~enniplS. &penue. t6HaiIt&wl
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O%(eOt5inild6e An6eiaen,
OaS GOm6cpotbil6e . .Seilperfohren

Oae hOt10ppatbil6e So,S eiluerfobren
bon Or. SISUIpb %. 0erbarSt, aSuial. Sirens. onrro.
1rit unS %g9InsGr3t, Or. meS. unb eirnrs.,
Nusenoperateur N.
Sffce: $40. 90 Sbarpfr., Gfe Don Sbsrp uuh
HIM nssn nsues oeirS ISgsr ctr tar,t
lamb BITE eubrnltAfe 4rerfennIna aefunien, aud, nbsr VI rss.'.
ia 81 e%erbrettea, 10 babe t@ MID ~ttHRpetlsn tfer In H,Iti.
Hlere ais Arjt nte6treeId1en. llF GfF 'F
Die Grr5uGe ttetneS SttlttrIabrens, oeAenGhsr nor 2sr-
fahrenheit uHp unfNertett Der, alien Mekiitn FnS, in,
uet@ fol a ,rb RiIIfaFsft
9te %si.natgen ReliIsatt pie t9 bet rnstnsr etsljabrisssa Srs-
Observation-Disclosures JenG unb RU.nts8bera erlteit
Lpre&eu fur it'd felba: 81 SnfsrSnss %btaanseIts i'd in ben
SsaRren 1851 ans lS62 s,sbr Sena 10000 Srauie an ben
3raune (GrsapI ertrantten RtnDern farb bel neines Bs,
~baubIuRg nt@t etns SSl1e @efxttate fpreten fur IT'D lelbe.
@benis oerbtslt es lta bet Nsrsenttessr, 9anSen'. untsrItibs.
DS9 ans tn Sen aItaem 2etbrn pirb en f&erer Gripla
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