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BpusuTtaI.
MIGs AND HAIR WORE.

WIGS AND HAIR WORA.
EH. D US NEW ESTABLISKNEHE,
THE LARGEST N THg STATE,
on VIE sAkIRn Aau LADIES' HalB llRESSUG
50 PUBLIC SQUARE.
&Asnafacturss Of all kidd Of WIGS, IncludisI
shs celebrated
ILLUSIoN WIG,
SHAT 20 resembles nature Is 10 defy the Closer
scrutiny. very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, Drought By the proprietor frou
Europs, for SWITCHES and BRAIpS-tha hnoE
assortment ever ssen In this city.
Ladies' EFoEt Pieces and Aalf-WlgG,
In every styis, With al improvements.
SETS OF 0UBLS, made from French NatuTA
Curiod Hslr lguarantesd.l
EUGENE DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS
WATERFALLS, &o.,
ihsdo By tho advertiser, equal TO thuss imported.
Ladies' DrAids made into any kind Of Head DrlII
or Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES' HALB DRESSING In tbs most prsTsl
ng and fashionable styles.
~ All work warranted - represented.
HOT and GOLD BATHS At al hours Sane
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OOPPER MINE NOTICR.-The An
~ nual Meeting of the Lone Rock Mining Com
pany will be held at tho Office Of the Company, No.
s19 Prospect street, Tuesday, haToh 18th, ls66s
and special meeting Of said Company will take
place on Tuesday, March 2sth, 1s65. Said special
meeting is called for the purpose of lsvying an as
sessment on the stock Of the Company.
feb28:I96 W. Il. GAkL1CK. sec'Y.
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JunIs-B2-w 80 JOh
A RE YOU LAME, CRIPPLED, OR

ARE YOU LAME, CRIPPLED, OR
~ DEFORMED,
Or have you or your neightor boy or gri or child
lame with contracted limits, or curved spine, or
crooked fest, or weak parayzed iUbs or ans sles,
OF who ntirey helpless, or who aie obliged TO
creep, or to walk with crutohes o. whoee limits sre
shortened or crooked, or drawn up, or who walk
on the toes, or who're ankles roll over or turn iu-
ward. or who have crooked knees from WhiIe swell
ling or scrofula CT injury, or who limp from hip
officially
write letter, giving the prominent points in the
case and receive in rsiurn, free Of charge, CTeu-
lar, which may be the means Of saving tnsm-
If so, addr,ss Dr.. J. B. MANN, No. % west 2lst
street New York. mhll:lsfdAW
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Brigham Young, in his late message, re-
commends that tn 6 Estate of Deseret" adopt
the laws Of the terrisory of Utah, and
make ready to come into the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-21

steam to and from the Old Country.
.THE WELL-KNOWNa -
Il fAvorite Clyde-buIlt iron Steam u fs5fFa&
srs Of the ANOB OBJ LINE qfsteam- 3i ls.5
ships, ttHIBERNIA,' - "0dLEDO- e1S---las---sl1
MA, ""BRTTANLA, and Z" UNITED KINGDOM, I
ars intended to sail fortnightly 70 and from New
York, carrying passengers 70 and from LfrsrPool,
Giasgots, Bel6Isf Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Li1sTieE
Gallery or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and Air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any Of the above plaees;-
Cabins s12O and slO0; steerage Si5, payable in
American currency.
To New York from any Of the above places -
Cabins S65 and $50; steerage S25, payable In gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Tho1e who wish 20 send for their friends can buy
tickets ct these rates from the Agents.
FRAH0I5 MACDONALD q CO.,
ian9:1e5 Bowling Groen. N. 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-21

Hon. Lafayette S. Foster, who has been
elected by tho Senate its President pro
tcns., is native of Connecticut, and linesl
descendant of Miles Standish.
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"wREckERs y AT woRk.p

A large amount of oil and lumber wss
secured by awreckers," who will no doubt
pocket a handsome sum of money in the
shape of salvage. An eddy, at the lower
end of "Smoky Island" affords a compsr-
atively secure harbor for persons engaged
in this business to land their prizes.
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THE sPROIFIO PILL

Is not a Homeopathic remedy, nor does It contain
Mercury Iron, Cantharide9, any injurious ingre-
dent.
Hl- Price-elper box; six boxes when ordered 81
Oncel for S. Sent BY Mail. Sold Wholesale and Re
tan st the Sole General DePot in the United States.
j. WINCHESTER,
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Mtaifal.
IS5SES$ii ISSSsf 1N9Tos'n ! .
ao5trs oFrtE SPEOTFIO PHI

BOXES OF THE SPECIF3c PILL
SpermatOrrhOea, Seminal Weakness or Involuntary
Nightly or Daily Losses, however originally caused
or however aggravated in character, while they VIII
speedily correct those terribly morbid conditions
which spring from the primary disease, or EoU S.
THE SPECIFIC PILL Is equally applicable % the
treatment Of every kind OF Genital Urinary lrrta
RT Briok Dust Deposits ' IN the Urine, IEy Dis
charges, Inflammation or Weakness Of the kidneys,
&c. Clergmen, Lawyers, Students anG all who
Nervous System are oYerworked, are peculiarly la
Bile to weaknesses Of the Genito- Urinary Organ5.-
These should not sail to use TIE SPECIFIC Pull
Persons afflicted with any one or more Of the above
disorders, are to have several, and sometimes
Nus : u 'D' ''''' SYMPTOMS
Deraneed Digestion; Loss OF Appetite; Loss Of
Flesh; Constipated Bowels; Fitful and Nervous, OF
Heavy Sleep with lustful dreams; Troubled Breath
/ PustulOus EruptiOns on the face and neck; Head
ache; Affection Of the Eyes; Loss Of Memory sud
l den 6ushes of heat and Blushings; General Weak
i mess and Incidence; Aversion to Society; Relaxed
Condition or Diminished Size Of the Genital organs
Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; Frequent
Desire to Pass Water, with peculiar attending sen
sstionsi Melancholy, &c.
PRoFEssIoEAL OPIHOss.-'I have used your sPss
shc Pills in many cases Of SpernatoTrhee, and Wtn
the most perfect success. u. Milton Sanders u
Il D.. LII. D., Brooklyn.
Il dIt Is as near 4 specific as any medicine can oe.
have cured very severe cases with from six TO- ter
doses. s.n-B. Keith, d. D., I'd. RepertoU OF Aedeai
II know Of no remedy in the whole Materia Medi-
s g kaoph ul BehTe ~ D., Prot Of organ.
i PERsoNAL OPIN1oss.-"hr. Winchester is worthy
Of all confidence, and dsyotes himself enthusiastioa-
Il IL d.. American Medical Gazette, N. Y.
a have O personal knowledge Of MIR. Winchester
honesty and md nt9g % , ana S. can s9 cg b %
Il Ted on."-Jas. b. Ohtiton, n. D. Chemist n. 4.
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The New Internal Revenue Law does
not take effect until April lst, 1866.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-21

The following is sn extract from the let
ter which jerome Clark, the guerrilla,
wrote, from his cell, on the day of his ex-
ecution, to young lsdyi in Kentucky:
MY DEAR have to inform you OF the
sad fate which awaits your true friend. I
am to suffer death this afternoon at o'clock.
send you, from my chains, a
messageof true love; and as stand on the
brink Of the grave, tell you do truly,
and fondly, and forever love you am,
ever, truly yours. NJ. JEROME CLARK.
A destructive fire occurred at Winons,
Minnesota, on Sunday morning, which
resulted in the destruction ofProperty to
the value of $4,000.
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These Bonds are now worth premium of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 7-sO Loan, at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum. besides its exemption from STATE
and municipal taraton, ,7Ech add, from to three
per cent more, according to the rate levied other
property. The interest is payable semi-annuslly
BY coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut of and sold to any bank or banker. ~
The interest amounts to
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mhoO:2os coz. sUpEREoR 4 sENFcA sTs

nRESS G00DS.-I HAVE THIS
L. dsy received Q small lot Of small checked
Poplins at only Six ShiIIlngs n Yard. Also
Plain Barathea Cloth Alpsess, Plaid MohsiTs,
Striped and other reasonable Dress Goods, which.
having b. en- purchased since ths fall IN prices,
one wanting to buy go aud cheap Dress VIII do
we'll to eau as S.HYMAN'S Cheap Dry Goods Store.
BARGAINS BARGsINsl Gail and see.
BIZ and White Bslmorsl Skirts st S3.75, worth Sc
Good Quality Irish Linen at 500 and 81 a yard.
inca sheeting only Sl.5O yard.
Str ped Shifting Flannel only 60c yard.
With o number OF other bargains TO which the
Public are respectfully invited by 3 HYMAN,
mhl6 Cor. Superior ct. END Public square.
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

S4NA1 @Ne-@N - N--2-N@@4@@
now offered by the Government, and it is confident
iy expected that its superior advantages will make
it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $500 900, 600 remain unsOId, which will
robaby be disposed OF within the next sixty or
ninety days, when this notes will undoubtedly com
mAnd premium, as has uniformly been the case on
closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the Loan, the National Banks, State Banks and
Privsts Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
sOribers win select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to be rssponsi-
bic for the delivery Of the for which they
oeive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions viii be receved7by
First National Bank Of Cleveland, and
Second National Bank of Cleveland.
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oILI 0ILI OIL
ALEXANDER. EC0FIKLD 6 CO..
sRUFIEERS OF
Extra. Petroleum oil, BenEOlO and
- Maaifnauu hFIa

VS. pay particular attention 70 packages, thereby
saving our customers much loss By leakage. We
guarantee oil to giVs perfect satisfaction, and
good As any made in the city. Also, We pay paFs
tculAr attention 70 putting mp
EAPTHA- Oh BEHkOLE,i
guitabls for YarnfIh MAnnEacturerI' % Fai1ssE1l
u5e. On hand and for ssls
800 bbls extra renned Petroleum OIL.
100 bbls EecdoriEed BenzOle equal 50 Turpsntiasi
100 bbis No. Lubnoating Oh,
which Te viii sell Rs lowest m-Fkst prices.
OTEIu1-los So. 0lAlE-ss., formerly Oceupssd b.
Fm. O. Sooheld \ %.
JOIN ALE<AEDHR,
m. 0. soaFIELD, QLETabs.EPt q
EATHuW EILscE, anrnA
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The population of Paris this year is
1,66Ts4l souls, exclusive Of 3 garrison of
y, 300 men,
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promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This Ia
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n, S. gaan.
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
coLD-REARINc BONDS.

q. S. $50 six Per Cent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
9flt,l,l,ter SIG.

Bolle (auspielenp.) Oct bab' id
ldon son &ieielinfen b5ren mdIen.
&lob ig. Det i6apt MID; bon mir
bSrt ft6 oe6 nod biblder an.
BOIL (beflig gu polsbersO 5err<
jee5 tparum nebmen Sie'n Buben 5a<
ben sic cenn MID ben &eents2
po1eterg. Sa, i'd poQte idaei.
ben. .-
.Bolle C,prnis.) Ne ta mS9te man
fd Tod bic !6aare anareiben! Sd babe
Sbnen ia jeiust, bet i'd ale pier NS babe
uu flint Ntouts! gDie f1nnen Se benn
oa nod idneicen2 2 Ns, sic lpielen benn
rod uabrbaftig unter'n Nad'pddter
po1ebere Cdrserlid.@ 9ld, 70 jut
wie sie lpiel id pod nod Dbif! Ste
leien rod jans rubis Sie baben fanf
Mtcut5 unb ipielen nidt Ntout, rpfe Sie
ranfamen, un na6ber MAIDEN Sie mir
nod 8ormiirie, bet id mid sltput jsipielt
babe, Der i'd jar ni9t ranjetommen bin F.!
debr beftie.) Sn Gnslaup enterbt psr
0ater ieinen Spbn> 1penn ct flint Ntout
bat ua nidt Ntout ipielt Sie leten gang
rubis; 70 ME Sie lpiel' id nod @bif,
penn i'd pier Wo9sn MID sel9lafsn
babe
8olle Gin b5diten 3orn.) go tpis
Sie ipiep id nod @bif, penn id jar fee>
ne &arten babe! (gr idldst auf ben
Iii6.) Sbne &orteu ipiel' id nod 70
@btit mie Sie!
poiebers. 0as e (ebeniaus auf
ben 5ilh l6laseno) sir t6nnen ia jar
MID wbiit ipielen!!
8ulle (aufiptinaenb,) TN Sie t6a>
nen nod MID NAL 3uleben!!
&lobis. 9lber &inper-
+, &tfeline 9 Qdtelnb.) Oct Is ne
rebt anjenebme Yartie Wbif, Wenn
tatt Sbr'a morssr pieper Bette .@enn't
mir iresnp a15a!id is, psnn bin i'd rptsrer
rabsi. -
Belle Crirfi leiue Rartsn bin,) Nu
ip!el it jar mid mebr! Wenn Gener 10
un!sr allen &almud ipielt rfe Der renn
banf' ID! Sd MIL ne rubtle partis
8biit ipielsn nit 9eute, bic 1pielen t6n'
nen; ater wenn Gener (auf pplebers 3eis
eenc) ,pie Der mod MID NAL BE &arten
tennt, penn = penn ieB' i'd mir ia lieter
jans aleene ul'n Grereisrplab unp tau mir
an be Ndsel! CGr sebt ab:)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
Z. Jabr0am9.
minn.sota Staats Stitunq.

Drtttt Stra6s (9alemsnD brsi ) ba1sE
pUuoer Bride,
s1sbsint jsSsu Saa.stag uaa hostel 81. p Sskr
IN SoraWste5ablung.
Gin3elne Numu,eru tolen Gents.
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ptlletri fi[4es.
Der sesen scs @eim,ueb's

Gstn fein Ort auf bieler @slt
90 Dt' unb 70 sertnee.
DAT ni&t elm @sni&srber, an ibm
Als feline 3eiulatb binse.
Dis S&palbs ttbrt seu paImenau'n
3urGd gun alten 0ante,
peim Rrebt aus iippieer 1,open Yra9t,
Der S&ifer gum fablen Qanbe.
3ils' aus tss beimpeb's 3aubsIbauu,
llnb See mi,b her 9erbsn.
9s brauR bic 9Gliertpanberuug
Aus alsn Berstsiorttn.
DALI feR. psimpsb. baIte fsit
&almidsu unb 8ai&ti.en
SoaR mGileu rir eas parme Nsi,
DAD beutf&e, nod aQe quittirsn.
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Gin anaenebn'tr @biitipteler,

@plle. Ne aber nat Id sor Rarten
frieje, bet is MID u,sbr aussubalten! 6ter
uf ben Ylab muB IN S9uher beiraben
lieitn. # CON pe6 Is mir bei'n onpcrn
otpentliben Mtniden nod nib porjefom>
men !sSd ipiele nu 1don 81 Sabre
Dbift, aber SOFT jebe, id bitte cen Wlal
ieuonnen ST
r&lobia. 99, Sic tiaeeu ater ord
immeL renn sic bic 8arten III be 6ane
nebmen! Das porije Spiel batenSe cod
jeflaat un mahten nadber fetbs Stibe.
9lolle. Set mar 3ufalI, neil Be
pit DAME Fel,
&lobia. Aa 3ufau biz. 2uiau Der.
st erinntre mir uo@ rebt jut, mis mir
9bnen NAL nit Sbr s,piieS &laaen uf ps
probe Nsu,en un Sbnsn erei;ebn gltputs
binles,en. oils sSie NAL ransjejaneen ,pa>
ren (;u Ten Anpern.) Denfen Sc fb, mic
aer mitper rintommt un ieine &arlen en-
ltbt fraosn mir iba. ub er 3ufrieren wds
ts. .un tpsi aattport't er? s nu, laot ey.
Assuis inr jenus, aber MID eene eensije
panrtatte! 3a a
-S elle. ga par bet MID unjebeires
Yed,. esb, ale id nal prei3sbn Atout6 batz
t.. teb pee MANN QDis mar un mid jalt?
3Dt1 but Die Neine auSielpielt.
4a&ieielinB. Sd. wenn Sie 3eb<
ne baten. tei6.n Ste ibr. 66bsr baten
90 rod MID, cenn ionf batten Sie wpu
mid 10 isftaDt.
Bolle. 9a, id babe'n &reu3 !.
(er lsat ihn bin uno iiebt isinen Na6fels
ger erparlunasuoQ any :. ). ater
manu-? Ohld9t NIT per 6ano auf BEN
Iil@D @abrbaftia. CT bat ct! SIC. Oct
is aber eod um pe @repanle III triejsn
Det ioQ nod NAL porfommen, bet id mol
NAL en- &eeais babe. no mein 0einp
ni&'t VS. bat! Sos 0reul S6werebreti,
nc, bet Is ~ oolles ped GU &lobisD Sit
baten abtr oo@ en- Eertel, Der iebt in'i
&i&jtaue !!
| peieberel (lein Aibe). @ie aub.
ten abtr po6 i@neipen!
Bptle H5@f dr9erlt@0 sl9 ,pa>
,E(&neiren !! @1neiben 6e mol NIT ;,
| Ganfe M be Dreie Ddmlijet Selebe
rlf&asiesr! S6tabs lo'a perpammtes pe&
lbtt ID a1e &arteu bur@i&uetpen m6&te
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Hsenten Der 9taat53eitun9,

psnbssjpu. PER- Dihra, ng
Yaliuss, pr. piei7sr,
&bryRaQ Qate; psrr W atb. Yrobs.
Neu- lllm unb Yrown 4uun.g 81. 1oritsE,
ct. Vl.er unp Nieolst 0ty %. S4immsl,
Gt.Wntony u, ,Dtiuniap ellis, O1tbu. Raotlau4,
Carver ct, Rult,
Wautato 5,rr Sutua 8. bartmaau.
@nQuatsrunp WalbiugtOn &tY 9b. Gtt7sz.
avinuna une Winoua V1y ps. Gil9er.
Jar.bault. Niss &c., 9syy WestIs. Jlsdsaitsin.
Reabs Gambling, 3. Dusrrs. z
Reo Wins, 5err Subn 5risrria.
WataIbaw, @eors 9utsr. '.
Ga Grone, psrr 6eil.
9uHalo 0itp, Dise. 6r. 54uttls1.
Ri1arb Sa0s, Owatonna. ..
Grlnl Yidter, Qerinstvn.
&efforO, Wtigpt 9o., 3ebn euesltsE. #:
Wiltun, Waisea Co., Sol. Winses,
@m. Risseuappe, Cannon City, Winu.
Ndtrmann ". Bruesr, younS Wmssisa,
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Au3eioes 6ebilhren.

Sauars Go 3silsu) simalise Suisrtiou $500
iebe peitere U,5O
2 @auare. einu,alise Saisrtiou i 50
ieee reitere O75
Square, sinmalise SuiertiOn 200
teee ueitere O,75
Square. sinmaliss Snlsrtipn $50
iebe mettere 100
@auare, etnmaIse SnisrtiOn 800
iepe mettere 1875
6 9puare, eiuma!ise Snlsrtiuu 3,25
iese weitere $50
~ Stebenbe An,eisen Dsrben au 5000 ,er
Saware iabvli& bers&nst, srSBess pirba!tnibma-
tia mad Ger utissn Isabelle.
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s. . II ~ I Il t
CL.7IM- M-.4GENT.
furbit RIntgret@e

utbit AInt0rttWt t9 -
Areubcn, G9nrttember0, 0aDeru.
0annobcr ums 2atbfen. Fd
fir bic WrUbbe1acstblmtr aa ~
olbenbur9, Scncu. 8aeeu. Red.
lenburo: :Strelie unb @fetelens H
burg :Sebmerin, lig
ea5 Rurfii1a 1aeutbum 6enen,
Die 5ersostbuI'er Nafau, @a&iens
MsininAen. 5a6l len; NltenburG -.
unp bic irsie Staet Jrantiurt q. 81.
Der unttr3si anstt 1T iehen Sag r6trsnb
@5eietdftsf funben 3u 7ntsn in ieiner Offet, fab.
uedlide Gde Der Dritter unb Niain. Gtraen
Gtnttnnati. o., /. Mai 1864.
..--. -a1 s. 6. Noar. &ontal.
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8e6inAunQen,

Ausnnireutsuu manauirSeMs cine. 3titesi
JatreS, , ID tSuuen bic ispemNbUnnemsutp > poran-
atbenesn Hummern nt1tna&ssiantt wsrbsn.
Der Suble,iptions. Ystras tann tn9t0tsnir-
ssno elmer sutsn BanI siMetl@idt psretn,
loren ssbt, ,r.sen mir bsuD e.luii; ub ni4tiu
unrt8tfrirttn Brisfen.
A4s Mittbeilunssu, 0rlesru.f, ~. int au
aberelirfm:
). Z. r. RIe!sg, Yab!Isbeg.
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VI q "a me u. Trit,
G5spriitts Gsbame,

5afinss> M.inn.sfeta. ys-
tmpfifblt 5tsrmit a9tuusspoQ ibrfn bu1sb tbsert.
!iltes Stubium un0 lansiabrise ptasttf&e Gt.
iabrunb in alien, aut in ben ID ~ itria.
ten 0Hlleu, 3uuer!ilf8sn Yeitauo. (334
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s. $. g6,uibt, s,s .
Dreb3ler u. @6irmulQber,
wa1DtnBtons'StraBt, {

...tr wa1DtnBton='StroBe, si4s =:
nsben Gbriit. Ye1rs @alson, y
mrRsblt lid ,ur Aufsrtisuus son ausn ietneres
Dre1slerarteiten, 3nm Nsbrtbsn unb Garbsn -.
8iQiarbbaasn; Neeem- unb @onuen- Swirm
peroea ueu ubersUsen unb repa,irt. Deutf&
Yfeifsn> .Hernlpigsn, 5pa,ierfSds, Qtsarren
Nau@~, Nau- une S4uupftabad If beitbu "
babsn, unp eriu1t freuntlidb .um Seneisten gu
iprub. - M9. RleiMe Ballspou vsdbUlluul
Glfsnbetn lnh ltsts uorr9tbtg.
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Hamalsp S @teiex, i 4 I.
Bu6binber, Meciben36ruder

HHV q OV1TE11VVEtaSSU6H HIE- Y
County BdAern, Ns4uuuB6bI4s1n, u
Jormularbu@srn jsbsr Mrt, 1a
ca Wctth Masasiae unc a!ts Baass -&a
ns1csn ftil4 Sstansen, Il.
Nas Nstrn Qnier-. Druid unb 8udbtneer-
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