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DR.. ]. R. EVANS,
Physician and Surgeon.

HAVING located permanently on Main
- Street, BLOOMSBURY, Pa, would in
form the public generally, that he is pre-.
pared TO attend 10 all business faithfully and
pnnctuaily that may be intrusted to his care,
on terms cor mensnrate with The tunes.
II He pays strict attention 10 Surgery
as we'll as Medicine.
November %, I863.-1v.
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0gBW
OF every Description, Fine aud Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry is not surpassed in This
place. Call aud examine his general as
sortmeut OF Clothing, Watches, ~Jewelty,
&c. &c. David LOWENBERG.
Bloomsbury. Anril 90. 1864.
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OMNIBUS LINE.

VNHE undersigned would respectfully an
4 nounce TO the citizens OF Bloomsbury,
and the public generally, that he is running
An OMNIBUS LINE egsn-A-
between this place and S4A4EF1
the different Rail Road 49,
Depots, daily, (Sundays exceptedl to con
meet with the several Trains going South
and West on the Caiawissa g. WiIliamspor
Rail Road, and with those going Norlh and
South on the Lack. s. Bloomsbury Road.
His OMNIBUSES are in good condition,
commodious and comfortable, and charges
reasonable. ~ Persons wishing TO meet
or see their friends depart, can be accom-
modated. upon reasonable charges, by leav
ing timely notice al any of the Hotels.
JACOB T.. GIRTON, Proprietor.
Bloomsbury. April 81. 1864.
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PERHAEa,S
INVALID SOLDIER NATIONAL HOME
ENTERPRISE.
5 8 5 B RO A WAY NEW YORK.

LII <iAOEs
So 5 B RO A D WAY NEW YORK.
MIRROR OF rEu RTa
~.
The Most Complete and Magnificent
Wdr Exhibition EGtant
Devoted 10 raising Funds for a Ma
tiOnaI Home,
100000 TICKETS, AT ST EACH.
Il DONATION 1854, 72O IN ValuaHe Prop.
erty 10 the Ticket Holders.
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North Central Railway.
TIN LIB &.

TWO TRAINS DAILY TO and from the
North aud West Branch of the Susuuehaa.
ma, Elmira; and all of Northern New York.
On and after Monday, Aprii goth. 1868.
the Passenger Trains OF the North Central
Railway will arrive and depart from Sun
bury, Harrisburg and Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTHWARK.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at 1910 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, LIS DIN.
Arrives al Baltimore, 5.35 "
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at 1907 pm.
Leaves HaTrisb'rg, except Monday 200 am.
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Monday, at els am.
Accommodation leaves Harrisb'rg $50 am.
"NORTHU.ARD.
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays at 9.15 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, lis pm.
Arrives at Sunbury, 4.05 pm.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9.I5 "
Arrives at Harrisburg, 1875 am.
Leaves Harrisb'rg except Monday 300 4"
Arrives at Sunbury. 5.3s {"
For further particulars apply at the office.
IN DUBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug. 8, 1868
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A PURE and powerful Tonic, corrective
1ani alternative OF wonderful efficacy in
disease of he STOMACH LIVER AND
BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver cons
plant, Headache, General Debility, Ner-
vousnsss, Depression of Spirits, Conslipa-
ion, Collie, Intermittent Feyers, Cramps
and Spasms, and all complaints of either
Sex. arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in The system or prodnc-
ed by special causes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

ADJouRNED MEETIsG.-At a meeting OF
the Democratic Club, Saturday. evening, Nov,
18th, the, Vice President took the Chair and
&C. Merritt was appointed Secretary pro.
tenn. A motion was made by Mr.. Miller and
seconded that theaSecretary should be in
structed to give notice of q meeting to be
held on Saturday evening" NoE. 10Th, for the
purpose Of attending toimpotantshusiness
Motion mad lie and seconded to adjourn until
Saturday evening", Nov. 18th, 1854.
.a j. D. GALBRAITHr Pres't.e
4 G.. &C. MERRITT, Sec'y pro, TEN. .Tk4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

Calico .BALL,-The ladies of Idaho held a
meeting of, their own Thursday evening, and
organized; for the purpose. of. getting up a
Calico Bali, onnext Tuesday evening, for the
benefit Of the Protestant Church. The pro-
ceedings Of the meeting will be found in an
other column. The, ladies are taking very
active part in the matter, and, promise to
make it very pleasant affair.", As this ball
is designed to raise money to pay off the
debt,on the Church 1.-The pulpit of which is
always open to all denominations; it should lie
net with the favor of the public. The ball
IlLeome off at Magnolia Hall. Z
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NNTICE:
"a A.. E

oAAsit is becoming quite too oceurrance for
every that comes this place to register their
names some Hotel Idaho City to.Board and perhaps
Lodge, for week twelve days. and pay
ing for the same, intention to publish our de
linqueat list that the public may know who they are
and in future protection to ourselves shall exact
Pay for Boardip Advance of all who are not ia some
business or have occupation except oang that we
can have some certainty Of getting pay This being
good fellow and boarding dead-heads don't pay i
/ Idaho City Nov. 10th, 1SG4-2wls9 lsi SID
IDAHO HOTEL KEEPERS
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BALL FoRsTHE BENEEsIT OE THE
~ PROTESTANT. CHURCHs

Alta meeting, Of the Ladies of Idaho City,
on Wednesday evening LAST at the Protestant
Church, for the purpose offakiug under con-
sideration the managemenf.ef a Ladies Cali
co Ball, for the benefit of the ProtestaHt
Church Of Idaho City, the following business
was transacted:
On motion, MEs. NJ. L., Kelley was elected
presiding officer.
On motion, Mrs. G. F. Abbott was elected
Secretary.
Ga motion, the following named ladies were
selected as Committee of Invitation Mrs.
Kelley Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Cave,
Mrs. LuGkett, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. GoodelIr Mrs.
White, Mrs. Qooey, Miss Belknap, Miss Co.'S
grove, Miss Parsons-Idaho City: Mrs. Alb
bot, Mrs Daniels, Mrs.. Mathewson5 Mrs
Chandler, Mrs. Chopper, Mrs. Jackson Cali
fornia Hill.
On motion, The following named, ladies
were selected aseFloeC4 Managers Mrs Hall
Mrs. Luckett, Mrs. Cave, Miss Cosgrove and
Miss Bslknap..
On motion, the guests of the Ball will pro.
cure their suppers wherever they please.
On motion, the tickets will be Five DollaEs
each.
On motion, the Ball wilbtake place at Mag.
nolia Hall, on Tuesday evenings, Nov. 22d
fIs64,
On motion, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs MathsNson
and Miss Belknap, act as a Committee OF
Correspondence, to extend invitations to Pla
fcerville, Centerville and Pioneer city.
Onmotion, The proeeedings,of tlsis-meetine
be published, In the Idaho World.
! Tickets can be procured at the City Hotel
Poujade Honse, Occidental Hotel, and alst
at the Dancing Hail. -ff1ig
Music by S. Barney's Quadrille Band.
7 Dancing will commence at O'Clock.
| On motion, The meeting adjourned.
L MRS: NJ. H. KELLEY, President.
Mrs. L. P. ABBOTT, Secretary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

s COOP FOR OwTHEE.-Tbe Mornirg Star
mill have some specimens of their workman
ship on exhibition in this town. ,. Marion
Moore, lin company with several gentlemen
from Owyhee, arrived last Saturday with six
bricks, each weighing about one hundred
pounds, all from the Morning Star. They
also brought oae gold brick, weighing about
sixty pounds, from. the. Orc Fiao ledge. ole
of the silver bricks can be seen 1T Whites
Exchange. 5t5a
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Notice.

- NOTICE it hereby giventthat there viii be a
IN meeting of the Stockholders Of the Emmett
NToTGod and Silver Mining Company held at the Of
III, rrfce of j. K Shafer, in Idaho City Boise county
Gold arJ IT, Saturday the 10th day Of December. A.
fee of ID 1854 for the purpose of settling and adjusting
+ oIthe affairs of the Company and for the transac
D. 1864on OF such other business as may lawfully come
the aft telore the sad meefny. = ~
ton of y. M. mORE. PRESIDENT
before 5W4 Emmett T. y ). N.1o.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

MRS. Cor. WHITE. Of the Occidental Hotel
was the fortunate recipient. the silver pitcher
offered for the person selling the most tickets
at Billy Sheppard benefit last week.. It is
beautiful pitcher. Is @
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

The Gambrinus mill has been running for
alweek, and from appearances the,owners will
makea splendid clean up. We shall give
ONE of the. particulars next week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

WE are indebted to the politeness of Mr.
Vaien, for several vols, containing Message
and Documents of the DepaFtment of State,
and two volumes Of Patent, Office Reports
al under the frank of Gov. Wallace.
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WE have perfected arrangements for regis
lar correspondence from several points. Let
tiers from Alturas sad 0w.hee appear to-day.
Our correspondent at Lewiston will keep us
posted on all. Legislative matters.
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CITY NEWS.

ATTENTION is directed to- the card of g
Klane, dealer in furniture. He has a. larg'
stock, on hand.
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The CATHOLIC CHuRcRs has been much. irp
proved, recently, in appearance BY putting on
new front. The Church is becoming one OF
the ornaments of the town. tss4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

rems GIGANTIc UNDERTAKING ON Fraser RIVER.
in 1853 the great rush to Fraser river was,
GIcaused by the excellent prospects obtained on
--InHills Bar, which was, located on the east
caus bank of the Fraser, aboutone mile below the
'Hllthourish:ng town of Yale. HIPS Bar proved
banA fabnlously rich14at least portion of it did
Sour and gold was taken from some of the claims
,fabnin sufficient quantities to enrich the owners
-anlThe good diggings lasted until the Fall of
in suisse; when they were abandoned>to China
The3men, very much on the principle that when
l859,bone is picked clean it is given to dog to
men, make meal from, In 1851 the Chiaau1en
one'deserted the diggings they having become too
makepoor even to afford Celestials subsistence,
deserand the locality remained deserted forsthree
poorsyears, until few weeks ago, when Judge
and tPerrier, of the earliest claim owners, re-
yearsturned from Garriboo, and prospected the old
Perritailings, when to his surprise he obtainedaa
turnsmagnfcent prospect, Elated with his sue
tailincess, theJudge applied for and obtained a
rnagn grantof HIPS and adjoining%bars, formed a
cess, joint stock association, of influential men,
grantanG is prepared to re-work the ground
joint on d most extensive scale by hydraulic power.
and kThe undertaking is gigantieohe, andwill, we
an aaitrust, pay the shareholders well.-EVietoria
The upaper.
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,on-s A married woman about to sign a legal
deed was asked as usual, whether her hus-
A n band had compelled her to sign it? "He
led Fcompel me to sign it p said the woman, ono
Ind nor twenty like himl"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

" TIE piainest looking face often possesses
THE best heart Beauty without charity is,
#4indeed, worthless. Handsome women fade
Oeand grow old but acts Of kindness, like the
ednoon-day sun, are ever bright and beautiful
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

oaper TIE LETTER R,-Why does the letter +
81 bold an enviable position? Because it is
THHnever found in sin, but always in temperance,
oolds Industry, prosperity and virtue. tits the be-
FEVER ginning of religion and the end of war.
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IF you wish to secure Holiday Gifts, at
low rates, call at Rosenberg S Cigar and Va
riety store. See advertisement
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

THos PRIOR has spent considerable dust
70 fitting up his Saloon, and has made It ex,
eeedingly comfortable for winter head quar-
Lers. His stock of Ale, Porter, Lager, Wines
&C., are of the choicest brands. Those visit
ing him once invariably go again.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

Al MUSICAL SALOON. Fired Bell has fur
nished his Saloon, ON. Main street, near the
Post,ofiice, with weIl-toned melodeon, the
strains of which are certainly vergseductive.
As Lindsey and Bell are both excellent per-
formers, as well as experienced caterers to the
of spiritual propensities, their Saloon is be.
coming very POPULAR 2a3ksE6E
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For THE CHURCH. Mr.. Hamilton,
oflthe Baptist Church, left ida no. on Wed
nesday, last, for California. He expects to
return in the Spring, with his. family He in
ferns US that heintends to bsing@wth him a
melodean and bellforsthe Church.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

SOUTHERN THANKS TO LINCOLN. The
Richmond Enquirer of the 9th -ult,, in allu
dinlt6 Early's defeat ii Shenandoah Valley
says:a IL @ lf
"And if the enemy has moved few
milessup the great valley, so full of. lofty
memories of well earned victories and un.
paraleled campaigns what Of that?. Has
il not already been traversed byAits lawless
soldiers from end to end, and yet il clings
more closely to our fate than child ever hung
on its, mothers bosom. Thanks be, to- God,
who blipded our adversary andledl him to
exchange a wise policy for tDleration,. which
might have cost US dearly, for mad and ia.
natic tyranny, which, changes the lukewarm
friend into an ardent patriot, and converts
| the Union loving. loyalistS into a warm South
erner. We are. not the first people whose
iadolence and ready. acquiesence, had To- be
burnt out with fire.. We alsoehave to.learr
.thatsufering is sign Of life-nay, often on)
lof its. essential condition
/ TIE. following items are taken from re
IiHumbol dtS Register; aT1 4 y
/ CATTLH ALONG TIE HUMBoLpT.--A Gator
nian arrived here a couple of weeks agewith
q large band of cattle put on q pastfe for
| Winter. He tells US that he never saw a
country so we'll stocked with cattllas the
Upper Humboldt country. Cattle irCalifor-s
MIA, intended to be driven in the Sring up
to Boise, Jordan, and the BritishiatitudeS,
are grazing there, andskeeping fat It's fine
feed all Winter, and there is plenf OF It,.
PorAroBs. The best in thworld; are
raised here, and in abundance. some people,
however, who paid their potatof no attention
after planting, have the ,smaest potatoes,
and the fewest to the hill thafwe ever saw
We have no idea of any goof use for them,
unless they might be bottle and put away
| for Winter use.
The Stage Time has beenehanged again.
Stages now. leave for Virgliag every Sunday
aud Wednesday morning, Returning, leave
Virginia every Sunday and "Wednesday
morning, arriving here very Monday and
Thursday night, about te o'clock
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card of Doctors Clark & Parker, homeopathic
physicians. They lave recently settled here,
opposite the Roujade House, and. bring with
them a reputation Of, being successful practif
,tioners. n less aa1.aIists8 aa38s.iaaf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

The OCCIDENTAL We have received the
first number of the San Francisco Occidental,
edited by our old friend, Hon. Zach. Mont
gomerys The Occidental isia an independent
and literary journal, and+more especially; de-
voted to popular school educatioa. It re-
CARDS the present Common School System, as
one productive of the most pernicious 5infu-
euceg The classical tastes, warm heart, and
noole Intellect of its1editor shine from every
page. 10 t45 fsla aai al 5.a-el .sasa s
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Notice.
New Millinery and Dry'GOods
a&rM1Gm ~ WE0.

80 ID a lAD A8-EaA- -EN a
YEyHE Undersigned takes pleasure in informing
Il the Ladies, and the public in general OF Ida
no, that they have just opened nice selected
stock Of Dry Goods, Fa cy Goods. and Millinery
Goods, all OF the latest style and fashion, and
having purchased them at>San Francisco, we can
sell them as cheap as the cheapest Please call
and examine our NEW STOCK before purchasing
elsewhere Mcs.RARBARA ROSENTHAL,
Main street., opposite W, F. & Co.'S, Idaho.
N B. Hats and>Bonnets made and trimmed to
order IN the latest fashion. h 3tt
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GROCERIES AND PKODtUE.


GROCERIES AND PRoDTCE.
Butter. best 18th. 81, 90 Beans u ID 70
do Oregon ron $1,O0F Chickens, g dog 80 w W.
Green apples 59 d. 80 Eggs, dez 2;Oo
Apples4dr'd, y fb37 Hams, y Ib 9O
Peaches, do y ID $4,000 Soap, ID 80 90
Beef, on. foot, U b Lard, ID on oo
Side Bacon, q fb 45. Salt, Js %
Shoulders. 81 Sugar, or y b. 90
Tea Imp. Gun. y b SO, do S. F. refned@ ID %
do Black. 52 ID l75@$2 do Island, e ID 40
OrsFIour, 79cwt. 500 90 Coffee, Rio IS ID %
O'g'n Standard, s23 O04 Candles, q ID q
Self-rising FL. 1924 90 Nat leaf tobac 50(0z w
Onions, y ID Is Sweet tobac'o l. 30Q9L %
Rice, best, R fb so Dried plums, y ID s.
Oregon oats % fb pCheese, best Cal, lbs Is
Barley, % D85 tsyrup, y gal 500
Potatoes, % ID 12aa
shovels. each So o0 Nails, ast'd Sizs{ IL 3733
Slnice forks, sec Q-icksiiper, % Ii 81, so
Mining hoes, 800 Axes handled, 400
CLOTHING.
W ON q kip botees $50 Gum boots. long legs lC
do calf do % pair q Gum boots, shirt les s
do do busk's 6 100 Mems ca'lry BITS 4
M1ns KIP BITS, 3 pr 900 MEMS boots long gr y
do medi'm 3 pr 500 Cai.nla hest qlai1RetS + +
/ 10 hror Epso mr. 3 so / Oregon SOCKS 59 doz
! do omitted "a .pY $50 Best Cal wool shts So
wooden draw'rs is "a d Buck glogesR ~ 1895
Red drawers 80 a. SO Red pndershts so "a u
WINES AND LIoUoRs.
Rest champ'n % doz Al GODDARD brandy y g 81
j Hotk 70 case So Juler r s. Co. &c Il
Cal. wine % case 20 pelivosin 81 =" &c
Claret Rlcase 20 Hermitage whisky u g
i sherry % gal in wood s Essence of Ola Va. f3g
f Port q gal in wood 6 Magnolia w gg 80
Schnaps 70 case Is Eure@a @hlskY - gal ]
Boxers bltters Bc 2Oi Cutter why y gal O
Kerosene oilfp ga. 81 90
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asrfrrs Current.

EEKLY, BY HEGBY & CO
Dealers IN rgensrws Merchandise Groceries ana
Provisions. Cor. Mum and W'aA SITS.
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florence BELL made her first. appear
ance at the Forrest Theater9last Wednesday
evenings producing a yeryfayorable impress
sion withths audience, and efecting a vast i'm,
provement.irs the character of the perform
ancs, andin the entertainment of the public.
While she remains here the Theater will con.
tinue to be favorite resort for ladies and
gentlemen. She certainly deserves a liberal
patronage from the lovers of the drama. On
Saturday evening she will appear ia the char
acter. of Louisa, in "The Dead Shot, and
will assume four different characters ia " In
and Out Of Place. I" G.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

-PICTUREs. -Messrs. Junk G. Go. on the
east side Of Main street, a few doors above
WALL have conscripted Old Sol3ainto. their
seryice and put him at work to good ,pur-
pose.ini rejecting the. human physiogn omies
Of their numerous customers, daguerreo-
types, ambrotypes, photographs, and every de-
scriptiqn OF. pictures are taken. by them, in a
mannerwhich attests theiratrue artistic excel.
lence. esR 2li Y Ply
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}9efabr G5er tpar ,otb Fsine8Deds Dvrilber.
gtaG Dtlb'8 4euBerun8 mar oas Aufae6en
hes Dfotefts pteletdt uIr cine SInte, UNI paS
5an8 9tser ire sit fiibre0. Denioiftn8 tabs
tS Nuftrag Geafbens TAtpB gp!tp, bic Nnaes
lesenbeit auf'S GenaueIfe su iI6sstpad,en, ano
I'm 9efabrorobsnben Sale MIR IoaGett glaGs
rl6t sufcntnten al l1lfta. - SD fdnn Mllem
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NIT tdAsfneer iterer @hsne. nno fi6rte ben
Gcnmt6 al, ra8 8enlter, pDn no aus Ct iiber
beu Sof btn auf eth 5roBsS bunflts @et6ube,
auf ods0tntsrbdus 3ei9te. SIN srretten Strd.
inert btnter runoen Scneiban unO sertlTeneu
8orhln8tn brannte Elm mdttes Rer,cnltGt.-
Oort p0tnt 6rou Ttons, 1pruA er, bort Ifnb,
10 loNBe oteIes 9tht brennE t,tstne. 9teltrpe
tonoS, tno erltl@t oas Qtdt, 1u babe tA tetnr
tnebr n6tbtB. 6err gBttb, ipunote er ftd, an
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taide 3tsbgno unb auf ben StI6 tegenb, i6
babe pas Bapter nidt 9sGTnet, gelefen. SD
ie9e sS btetber, IS Iou ,nttb freusn, tvemn th
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mar Der sUetbc'i6t Sprn6 :1E1f l'o'1'@ 72@
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itsleb bes fSnta0tu GpueSums fer gDuneSr3e In 9D-
bsn @rabuirer eines ber eren meeta6sn Gpleoen Der
Der Gaaen, tr sr6stn Well ieints 2etenS IN be
5syit0lern BON 2NAbpa Qas pbilabelpbid nb anSeren
Stahten ,ueebro bat sints Der Wnnberbafen 9eunsea
poenbet BON btaea bic ei9i6te her Wsstitn wets ln>
aGbltat 2ettnbe bic an Gbrenfauen NeruDit no an6ere
Rranfbeiten litten iple 9. aud Die bel pl5slen &C.
rdu&en su etr sr4rden bic u DIT err6tbtn Bel serinsen
Rleinietetten II. I. w. Wurpen aubenbdli1 aebetlt.
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Der 4tebe Gublr,
(9eppeQe)
|Om Geprs 4crm.
tBprtfebuna.)

Die 3iae bsS often iiberllog eth Gebanfe
bes StsssS a6sr Die Stwdte tss 6errn Seer,
elst6 als tpOlle sr lngtn: @sb', eet', intete
f6retbe nur /! DretBtg Sabre babe Id btsr
oelddltet mnb seraltet, nno 9lue6 mar mir
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