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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

A DMTNIsTRAT0R'S NOTICE. II Notice Is
~ hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified rs Administrator on
the estate of Henry NJ. Brown, deceased, late Of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
JOSEPH ROWNSBERGER.
perrysbura. October 1S, 1866. 2GdK
A DMINfsTRAToRs' NOTICE. l Notice IL
N hereby given that the undersigned have been
duly appointed and qualified as Administrators on
the estate of John W. Woodbury., deceased, late of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern thoms selves accordingly. ttt...
LEVI TAYLOR Administrator. ,F
p MARY WOODBURY., Administrative.
perrysburr aOctubur 10, 1850, "a 26dt
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North American Volcano.

Professor A. Wood, with party of gen.
tlemen, lately ascended Mount Hood, in
Oregon, peak made somewhat familiar at
the East by, Bierstadts picture. The pro.
fessors report would seem to establish the
fact that Mount Hood is really volcano,
aud that it ID the highest mountain in tho
United States, heiug 1900 ioet, We make
the following extract from the professors
narrative, for which we arc indebted to
correspondent Of the Springfield Republic.
dG .,g e.t. t. t.a..
The summit area is OF very limited Iii,
monsions--a crescent in shape, half mile
in length, and from three to fifty feet in
width. II s q fearful place, as it is the i'm
Eminent brow OF prcoipce on the north,
sheer down not less than n vertical mile Of
bare oolumuar rock. THIS hight Is lifted
80 far above all other nights Except the
four distant snow.clad peaks to the north,
and Mount Jefferson on the south) that tho
country bonoath seemed depressed 20 n
uniform level and the horizon retrcated to
u distance OF MORO thau 200 miles, mclud-
ing nearly all Oregon and Washington Ter
rilory The suhlimity aud grandeur OF thst
view | must leave to the imagination OF the
reader, A canon of onormOusdepth plung-
es'down along the southeast faux and il
hlleq IN part ny glacier evidently IN mos
ton, aud having below a very abrupt ter.
mutation, Terminal aud lateral moraines
mark its course, and torrent of water is
sues Iom beneath. While we delayed
hero an avalanche of rocks, sn Immense
mass, started by the wind, Numbered down
tho left wall of this canon several thousand
feet, and its track was marked by trail of
white smoke. On the west side of the an.
NJ A, A, r
rim Of ths cratcr) is still an open abyss,
strongly sHlphnroas smoke. That there is
also heat there is evident from tho immense
depression of the snow about this place
depressed not less than one thousand feet
below the SHOWS which fill to the brim.
other portions OF the auoieut crater"
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D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
III petition viii be presented to the Oommis-
soners Of Wood County Ohio, atthoirnext session,
in Oecember 1855 asking for u view, location and
establishment of acounty road, commencing at the
southeast corner of section Is, Montgomery Town
ship, aud running from thence north on the cast
section line Of sections and Is of said township,
until u intersects the Portage and Montgomery
Free Turnpike Road, and there terminate, C.
su r MANY PETITIONERS,
Montgomery Tp., October 8, 1866. 24d*
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Population OF the United states
- NEr M in 1000. o-e-ers sc-

4
In his recent diplomatic circular, the EN-.
peror Napoleon gives it as his opinion that
"ono century hence the Uaited States nf
America viii contaiu one hundred millions
OF inhabitants"
This nation Will contain ono hundred mil
lions Of people before the close of this ecu.
Qry, which is only thirty.Iour years hence.
For seven consecutive decennia enumera
tlons II has been found that e unitad
States increased at tho rate of thirty.tive
per cent. every ten years, or three per cent.
per annNm compounded, Ia other words
the population OF this Union doubloa once
IN every twenty three years. Our popuh-
ton was 81 100000 in 1850 In 1883 It
Will leNeeeds60 Oh0 000, aud in seventeen
years thereafter, or in the year 1900 the
population Will exceed 100000, 900. And
this, too, without Calculating the erect of
the annexation OF Canada Mexico, CeNHal
America and the West lndies, which viii
all be incorporated in tho American onion
long before the close of this century. With
these accessions of population, aud terrific.
ny to sustain population, tho number of in
habltantsin the United States OF America
on the hrs. day otJanuary, A. ID, 1900, will
not be a soul less than one hundred and
forty millions, or equal TO the then popula.
| ton OF Fraqee, Prussia, Great Britain aud
Spain, aud will possess warliSe resources
far greater than all of them combined. Tho
French Emperor boasts that Franco and AL,
geria contain almost forty millions of in
habtaNts Four years hence the United
states will contain forty millions, without
the Canadas, aud forty four millions with
them. A century hence this Republic will
contain more population. wealth aud pow.
er than all the nations Of Europe rolled into
one
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DITCu NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
- to alttho5e concerned that petition has been
Gcd with the Clork of jackson Township, Wood
County, Ohio, prayngthe Trustees of said town
ship for tho location Of ditch, drain or water
course, commencing at the county lines of Wood
and llmcoek, at the section corner; thence north
on the section line between sections 81 and 80, and
30 and 20, to the creek and there to terminate.
The Trustees Of said township will meet at the
house Of Robert Mitche to hear the prayer of said
petition, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, ON SATURDAY, No
vcmber 3, 1855, l.. s. H0HMESlt
October 10, 1865. 25c%
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|" once upon a Time. ).
! Nd was enAler dirra

There never vet was sadder dirgs
For minstrel's harp or poets rhyme,
Than those few words wherein We merge
"A dead Past" Once upon a time"
It's charms The buried Past rcc9llsj
A shadow, silent aud sublime, w
Across the present sunshine fails,
Al these Words" Once upon a time"
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Guardians Sole.

N pursuance Of an order of tho Probate Court Of
L Wood County Ohio, made on the 10th day Of
October A. d. 1866, In the case of Jane r.. Dugh,
Guardian Of Jane +. and AInelia Bugh VS.. Her
Wards, the undersigned will, on
tI SATURDAY, November IL, 1895,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises offer AZ pub
lie sale the following described real estate, stu.
ate in Wood County Ohio, to-wit The south TWEEN
~ yst mn 100 acres Of the north thirty and
56-l0O acres Of the west seventy-nne and l0-l 90
acres Of the north -west quarter, aud the undivided
two-sixths parts Of the south thirynine and 51l0O
acres Of said west seventy mine and 10-10O acres
of the northwest quarter, all IN section number
twenty nine (29) town ak 0) north range ten 90 J
cast, the tract last above descHbed being subject
to the dover estate Of Jane Il. Bugh, the first free
and clear Of all incumbrance. SAWS
Terms of sale, one-thrd cash on the day Of sale,
one third in one year, and one third in two years
from the day of snle the deferred payments to bear
interest, payable annually, and be secured by
mortgage ON the premises sold. L.-l % la
L &c. JANE Il. BUGH, Ell.
Guardian of Jane r. and Amelia Bugh.
+. Il. ID. X. HOLLENBEcK, Attorneys for Petr,
huw nni hnGQ
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Every Instrument Wa
1 have all The facilities for manufactur

buy cheap, and get good, reliable instrument. A
order in moving, and there being no person to put
dtion and materially injured.
l buy my Pianos at the Lowest Cash Prices,
profit ON each one. now ask you to consider
on or Organ, write me, giving name and place of
&C., it shall not be my fault.
Instruments securely Packed to
sfy" Send for Circulars. Sheet Music Band
cry thing usually kept in First Glass Music
the Lowest Prices. Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates. All Orders
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dudrdian Ot Jane ", ana hmelln BuFh, r
F. n. ID. X. HOLLENBEcK, Attorneys for Petr
PerrYsbnrR, Oetnber u, 1866. 25e$S Ib

IOITCH NOTICE, Notice is hereby given to
~ all those concerned, thatthere has been Pc
tition filed with the Clerk Of jackson Township,
township Tor The location of ditch, drain or water
course, commencing at The county lines of Wood
aud Hancock, at the end of ditch known as the
Glenn Ditohj thence north on the quarter line Of
sections ~ and 49, and to the center of section 20,
there 70 intersect run thence along the channel
pfsad run till il nterseots the creek and there 10
Terminate. The Trustees of said township Will
mcct ut the house Of Robert Mitchell TO hear the
PRAYER OF said petition, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. MON
DAY, November D, 1856.
'ci.0.. ADAM wALTMAN,
October 10, 1860. 25c@
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ge Soar Sups.--lt is bad policy TO throw
away soap suds as they ooatain the. same
fertiizing properties as ashes and potash
Spread them upon your garden, or throw
then into your pix pei, to be Incorporated
Wilhlhe. manure there ,'uas .Hf 80
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isTREfBncyrus JoWadi saws the potato
crop of Crawford County, Ohio, viii be al.
most failure. the wet weather having de.
syeloped The rot
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l.. BENrLv writes to the Pyanrfe F0me,
t'Iat dry dirtTubbed all over calves that are
troubled with lice, is sure odnye tie par
asites away. IA sel..l9S
SSow has fallen at Chicago and through
out Wisconsin.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
Il. G.. RETTIG q co.

FTHE undersigned take this method to inform the
Il public Of Perysburg and vicinity that they
have fitted up Tailoring Establishment. on
Front street, two doors east OF the Exchange Ho-
tel, where they have an excellent stock of
Cloths, cassimeres and vestings,
OF every style aud variety, aud will be prepared
at all times to Cut Fit and Make to order any arti-
Gle of Gentlemens Wearing Apparel, after the
latest style, aud in the most approved and salts
factory manner. Give us call.
l. G. RETTIG co.
Psrrysburg, April 90, 1855. - 81
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OF w. w. WHITNEY's
ED M EAODEONS,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
ranted for Five Years.


ing these superior Melodeons, including
power and machinery (every department being un-
personal supervisory J, and | feel confident with
surpassed improvements, that / am now placing
the public superior instrument larger, and with
ness of tone not heretofore obtained by any ether
on manufacturer. The finish and durability of
struments are second to none. With my unsur-
facilities, hope to continue to furnish these Meo-
much less than Eastern prices All orders will re-
prompt attention as if parties here to select.
at 146 and 148 Summit street.
Now, let me give you reasons why it will be to
yantae to buy of me. In the first place you will
large assortment to select from, comprised of the
made in the country. Again, you have your Piano
deon put up in your house, in good condition,
further trouble. And in the third place, you will
great many Pianos are spoiled by getting out of
them properly in order, they are used in that con-
and my sales being large, l do not require great
these facts, and should you want a Piano, Melode-
residence, aud if we do not agree in price, terms
go any distance Free of Charge.
Instruments, Music Books, Piano Stools. and ev-
Store, always on hand Wholesale and Retail, al
Post paid, on receipt of the Price. Dealers and
should be addressed to
w. w. WHITNEY
Palace of Music, l73 Summit st., Toledo, 0.
Tuned and pIsepaired. 47zz
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sLOAN'S CONDITiOA POWDER

Has the largest sale of nny Horse aud Cattle Medicine
In this country. 1t is composed Of herbs and roots, and
for mildne-s s,rty certainty aud tnrnnghncss stands
pre-eminsntly at tho head of tho list Of Horse and
Cutie Medicines.
1t carries of all gross humorS prevents horses from
becoming still laundering purihes the blood loosens
the skin, and gives It smooth and glossy appearance
elcanses the water and strtIgens imrt Of the
body. II Is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
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Serntiibfes.
tB0rtlssuu8 fDIet.)

-Ote &rtegScOrrei ponb n
ber 2cnoener 9aSesbldtter lino I'D. s. (8ua
8un) 8uiieI, bel BET preubiiaen Nrmee, uno
SutbsrIano Gowarbs, bei Der 6ltreidil6en
Nrmee, fir bic vSimeS;" 8. 8. Or. Straub,
6ei ben preuben, uno GoWaro 9cep, bel ben
Oeitreidern, fir bic v0oilp 9lelp8." George
Nueultus Gala, im 8enetianii9en, fur ben
Telegraph"
-Se3eidnen0. Gin 9lmpfer Der
Gbar'eItOn Boltoner 2inie tpiro ben gamen
Southern Rights" erbateu.
Sictpr6ugo forbert fit feline nsuez
ite 0loueQe betitelt vGrsiunoneunsig," nur
10000 0funO.
SrOnie. 0ie Maeriber Scurnale
beri6ten, oab Der GOmiraI Wenoes Nune3 sum
Dturqui6 bon GaIluO (D ernannt perOen wirb.
-0ie @lpil &igbt8 Dill. 3i6ter
6arbeOn in 2oui8olle batiein l1rt6eiL abgege=
ben, tub in Der atuse gssen 8pan, pel6er
oes WOrcoerIuhes 9egen einen gleser bei6ulos
iat 1T, ten gleger als 3euse sugelaiien tperOsn
t0nrte. Dies idlieFt olio ben Neser in &en=
tudp BON ben WObltbateu Der Gipil Ri9bts
Bill uus, welde eiu re4ttrditiaes @on9reb1efee
it. &idter 6arbeiOn, tpel6sr seruoe ni6t gu
ben eriten Suriiten oe8 2anoes gu sdblen lit,
mar oerniinftj9 genug, bic @iuil 8isbts Bill
sur ni6t in Sru9e sn ltelIen, ionoern tlammert
iid an oa5 alte perrottete StQutenre6tss Brns
zip, eah in eiuen, aentudp @eiesbOie aentudp
@eiebe 9eten 1Hibten. Ser SADIE nab IduIt
oies iOoOA duf gan; oaiielbe binaus, alS ob er
Die Civil Hisbt'8 8iu ais unconlttuiiouel be-
5et@net bdtte. G8 ideint an Der Belt 3u iein,
ouB cine GntiaeiOuu8 ee8 OberbuuOesgeridtS
oieieul Sput ein @noe madt.
(Qoui8p. 9olt3blutt.)
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,,@ana unb oor nidbt. DqS nil i'd foo[eid

u0an5 unb gar ni6t. Da8 nil i6 fp9leid
bepeIen, gDdbreno metneS 2tufentboltes ii
Neopel, al8 id nit Maoame DOrbinO beiiam.
men tpor, nanute Semano zines Sbenbs IL
S0n@Gurlos8beoter gelpridsweiie 99ren Na-
MEN. Da tpurpe lie aufgere9t unO fiel nit
einigen Ira9en iber lis elm. Qll8 lpir oaa
Sbeater perlallen butten, war iie ie6r betriibt
unb antportete ousnsi6eno auf meine sSraae,
oh lie oie femme. SRur5 unb gut, 9lGes bered>
tI9te mid 81 oem Sdluiie, oaf. ....."
Oie @rlfin belt inne ulS wrllte iie 2otbar
@elesenbeit oeuiauffen ibren Sat 81 eradn3en;
aber er beobodtete ein bortnddlgeS Stlllihipeil
gen, uno 3mor nit elmer 0tiene bic BON Der
pputommeniten @Ieibsiltisteit seuste.
GS entItano cine Bauie Obue oaB Natalie
ibrelt unterbro6enen SAP ppllenbete.
2Otbar8 @eoontensans bate inspiiden eine
anoere 0i6tuns 9encmmen. GieBmol mar
e es, Der oaS Sdmei9en unterbra6.
"2Gie lunse uerpeiIten Sic in Neapel, 6ruu
@rdfn?"
v0ier Dcaen. Wlabame 9orbino uno i@
reIlten ban Nom aus 3ulammen."
uSrafen Sic in leBterer Stabt eini9eS6pe>
benz" 2otbar fra9te oieb Obne NotaIe on5us
Ieben.
uSd, i6 trof einige 2anosleule. Dini&en
Sic pieaei6t iiber ben 9lufentbalt BON Senlanb
Aufidluie gu erbulten?"
,,Stanpten Sic sufdais cine 6rdnlein Smith,
cine 9ebOrene Sinnin?" Sur nit elmer seruul.
tisen Inltrenguns bemeiiterte 2otbar feline
Stimme, 10 oub iie pOIItcmmen rubis tpar ale
er oieie gBOrte iagte 4H
(TprtFebuu1 Fpf1t)
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@ 0S. S7un1mer,
80 ubrntader unb Sumelier,
yto. 1875 1rcabtrap, apii9en Alice aunr uuh Canton
aDenue (uaHe bem 4roabpap Snfitute),
pat ertaen ub bait ets bOrrdtbs etus ercbe u1
wab bon Stanb utren GlOdS, grIbene unb aiberas Ta
genlbren Sstten 5emtta6p&en Stn9errtnee Braes,ets
Otrrtnee Brnfnaceln, geber batter Briuen TdHenmef
&C. &C., weIGe ben buefen Dreifeu al.
eeIaHen erben Rparaturen an Eal6ennbten perbeu be-
fsn8 al bt rnb eardrtirt. IO,3 III,
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gnenfS 9. WeNer o. &C.,
tbsber tn Der Brrad s1m Ddptbbn & &s-}
Wc. ZOE ID Qomb6rbfry
jwsfheH ei8bt unh abarIsSfr., Baltimore
75 9l0cntcr
fit Sd. 9ilben & glepbesp's beriibnte SsirniiIs.
8abr;fanten Rnb S6nSer
in Sleiwels gBRite eecb 9intforbeu eeim Saubpapicr
edup SIa6, Ganu, Gcpperas, SerpentnsSeI, eaIpeter
9itt GarSen &c. m.'
Gin brufdubett @orratt Dbieet girnsFs gtesssaIisu
Garben it. TETS 6prrdtbi6 gu ben
btIItsHt nWarftprstfsE. (Ht32t)
~ Sriuen mnD Ssm0en0lGfer
Sd erIuute MIR; benz baut5fu Dutiifum be &ristes su
maGen, eae t& m oiS Gptcus bier nsbfr9eaiisn babe
unI tduR eben NIT Sriucn 6eudu unh rtte etea,
Atttet enes SptCeter fdnn i'd tas @use eeu unl Ctne
mtrere Brtuen prCbtren ssi tt reen GI6er eetsr.
Daene nIten Brunts be id 70 oft Ia QDabtustcn befut
battn srfu&e t au& Bier eedatsf bnf 9leiGe gu bun,
SOttaS, SplieIau, aus gDafbtrgtcn,
ND " Tb Gresndraet,
(np27tltdt) srtfbfn Bdtimpts- rnb FapettefiTGE
Gbr. Seh,
RadfIs,r bon Sacpb Geeeer,
Nc. z3 German StraSe,
empfebt tetne ipeben NIT Stean,er peret" ertal.
tene 9Dddreu ale: .
Rnprne &prten 8crmsu, garmFdiacn. @srtreerles g6-
bel, Grubidpe, batesiGe Sterfeibel &c.
3u butgen pretien. (fa1gD
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SeaiftbeS Mebls u. Tuitereefhdft
....- . Don ....a : ..s ..
Grnnk &s Nrnni,an

To- 81 @dfern&bsnue. 6 nab eftent Ctr.
unttren 0reunbsn unb 8etasnisn. flpt, hem @1blIum
nDer paue Dene bternt 3ur Rar&t, boe tr tn SO SO
gGtern Nbenne Elm beu.f5ss ebI uub Buttersehdft
onet tbn So rttt u1er ltseS 8.sreben ,tn unIsre
Sunoen tn it6sm Baue a. frteDen ~ ielen.
Wepl unb Jntsr tn e6sr teltsbi9sn Nusnttdt werbtn
rene tttoueere kofen 8eI!cferI Gep. RranS;
(tun10-3mt Nreb Rrdnbd n
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Communicating.


gDr te untersctGnser babsn nnter hsiem Datum rim
ttmtrte FottderI@aft 8ebbet II usb retrimmuns NIT
ben @s'ssen con Ir9dnb, beiI9en bermtt b1g fer
Rams Der 8imd uater wsI&sm tas 81 tetrieSen rb
&tugSiauS s. So.
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St tRuen proretsn ur6 mmsifpnS.@si&dit unS
etFb tn bar eiaet 8Ettnorr bstrtcbrn Der Blame be-
saupt Gtt6dtera tt W. 6 &tnaSianb ppn Val ttn,Or
uno GER fss Spe3tal- EbttItabsr5 Seffe Soccer bon
@a, nsssurs Dtnn'd NefI9ter Safe Qpjtar ma&t etue
&aptta @ntase $4,000 bar Die Su,r ber Vartner.
i5aft 4 pom l, Wirs 1899 tts l. Rari 1859.
Baltimore CIT /. W6rs 1875. .-
W 9. 8tresldnb, 5aupt. PARTNER
l28aalrn rnrU6rl S life eOseor. spcsiai-gd. tnsr.
NGe pur9 8auer
bEfGdbietC g0a0ren aIS 6
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W fer @lbstn, S9ertn sc.
ptreen ipFprt biuief SDbolefate unp Rtdt bergduft
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Etben eredtFn upb 81 ben bUsen bplea!e Tre!tn au
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N10H,.
Nfott3.
Pic Nic, 8er9nIgungs =6abrten, grcurlonen.

Dte GatSnSStIle @tftnbabu gpmpaant
Eat BITE GrdAtuB erbdten ben tIb@en Dtos aeaenuber
Der plrGbife Nttde dbemtt an ttrer BIb an
bsnlsen unb BAT btnfsben fut bas Dublifum
trofnet. " - ~
Die Gage Res Flcses ia etae Ter f6aRen on hsr Dsbn
uno bFnSen Ft tarduf Suua S6attentGamt Orie MT
rere Der Idren unt tltfn Qusaen Inb 5erb1upt Saes
w16 ce dtur hsb 9es btret. @as 8eben hunbt ait BEN
gldse Sorbet bpm u5r Rcrsent BITS ubr N6tuts ia
Spnr!a8 etn3efhrTtn. ..e.
Da ee eOmpG !nte sendSenbe gcrbrettuns,n eetrrF.n
bat, 70 tonHen ef,lben itse Anadbl BON
@arSdn DrtSatY Y1rthter
S6uIen un6 GcfeIIf@dften O
81 ssrabeefcsen Surprstieu, jur Wsrfnsuns fseatu.
1921 lnl milt -
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:wm. Werneburg's
@cnHnllRcnS= unb SpeoitionS=@eIGd

Be@ftI- unb Taifase.asentur.
DaiTdee auf Dampf. u Seaelbfcn vpr unb nod @uropo
@tnafruns bon @elbern tafstb 9adet uub eIbbefSr.
berune 6abin 0onmodtea iecer &rt.-8 St RetiepdHe
Sfftce: SD&de 5Dn pratt unb Stabhr
~ Singing BON prattfr. nebcn ber ApOtbsie.
~ueluuI1 gratis .1.ts 17Qb2mN
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Nacb 0mrDp0 !!

Qu Gaue ober 3pii&enbed) auf Der greu.er unb Sams
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Observation-Disclosures
Weit Yratt Ctr, So. 358 uno 3583.
Dfeinen eeebrtcn 5reunbeu unb beg, 4u6lifum made
t 5ieruit bic anseSe ba Id bas fpu felt 9a6ren all
beiem YIose etoblrte @eiGGft berurmen bube urb te
RGubis Elm reiGboltses eaoer bon 5uen, pth gearbei
teteu SerrentIeberu ueueer saecn 81 ben bisen rete
fen eorrG5is batteu unb aud oie auf 8efeuus anFerz
tiseu werbe. -hStce ftr 0Sde unb oieuseHSe in alien
Scrten unh 3u allen g3reifen.
serner eine auspabI Resenf@rme, StSde &C., ioipss
ale In bieies Sad eiRi1laseuben SIrtife1.
s Ale 8efeIuneen werben prompt, biuig unb in
tiiroefer 5rift auSefertiSt.
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