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WHAT DID IT? A young lady returning to her
York, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
Of rustic flushed face she had soft ruby complex
ion OF almost marble smoothness, and instead OF 20,
she really appeared but H.. She told them plainly
she used Aagan's Magnolia Balm and would not be
without 1t. Amy lady can improve her appearance
very much by using this article. 1t can be ordered
OF any druggist for 80 cents afI
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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DLEASANT unfinished rooms without board,
Il suitable tor gentlemen and their wives. En-
quire at No. South street, between and11 A. M.
each day. jansdtf
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PROSPECTUS.
L III b PRESS F..
For 1867.

With the opening of the new year we presented
to the readers of the
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROarderS Wanted.
To Let.

DLEASANT Rooms with board for gentlemen and
Il their wives. Also for single gentlemen Apply
to GEO. MCCLELLAN, No. Locust st. teb11diw*
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
. '..s DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electricianl
. .-sl ..Ef ia Mimi n SrREET


Ne"ry OPP0she the united states Hotel
VXrHERE be wouId resneettul,v annopnoa 20
w citizens OF Portland and vieinitv that be
permansntly located in This CITY DnrnS tba r.
81 the worst forms of disease In nersons III I S
tried other forms Of treatment In va az no nave
natients In 40 short time tbat the astin a A., ss
asked do they STAY e,red3 n .nswa - o.eo
We win saw that an that do not stav cnraJ NC
doctor the second time vithont ebay e"ieu' we
Dr.. b. has been practical Electrician for twenty,
Eecfricy il nerectiv arksnted to chran;
fine form Of nerymls ar sick bead.cbe. ,,a. r",a, -
the head NECK or extremitss. cons,mn,in , II
in the acnte STAGES or where tie nnSs are Un, Ill
Involved acnta pr chronic rhen,natis1 Scyf,Ia hiy
disc ases white swellinps sninsi diseases c,ryat,,p
OF The spine, contracted muscles ,iistorted iiohs
n.lsv or naralvss ar ,Vitas, Dance .eaf,ess t,
mering or hesitaney OF speech dyspepsa. ndiSee-
tioI, constpatjon and liver eompainf we ,r
every case that can be nresented. .S,t,o, hot.
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Special Dispatches

= SPCCAdA I1ASpflCN,neS N
from Augusta every morning, furnishing synop-
sis of the previous days proceedings.
To the people of Maine, and especially to people
who have business relations with Portland, hope
to make the PRESS more valuable than any paper
published outside Of the State possibly be- We
shall publish the same telegraphic summary other
New England newspapers. We shall not publish
special dispatches from Washington, but we shall
have regular correspondence from that point, and
Daily Summary of Maine News
which readers here would be sorry to miss. We
shall have ss
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House for Sale .

I'm Neal Street, upper half of the Brick front
" House-containing in all II Rooms; cemented
Cellar, hard and soft water. A good Stable and
yard room. Very convenient and desirable.
possession given sometime in March, Terms
easy. Apply on the premises, or to 40
t@t4Hl VIM. Ii. JERKS,
nj, = 49,, .--ii Real Estate Agent.
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Wanted!

Partner with capital of from three to five thous-
"A and Dollars, to engage in trade where there is
fine business already established one of the best
locations in the State for Country trade. With prop
er attention to business fifty thousand dollars worth
of goods may be sold in year to good advantage.
Full particulars may be obtained by application
to Woodnan, True & Co., Shaw 81 Haskell or Stew
ems, Lord, IL HASKELL of Portland. Feb6edistf
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Agents Il Wanted {!

JUST OUT, FarraHut and our Naval He
y roes, by the brilliant and popular Historian, j.
~ Headly. This Is the only work on the Navy In the
War, and everybody is buying it. ff
lR GEORGEtH. BLAKE,
GENERAL AGENT,
Feb4-3m 81 Box S27, Portland, Me.
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IN 00n FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
City Sugar Refinery, West Com
lnerciai near foot OF Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
res, and a sample may be seen at the office OF the
febl2lNWtt 1. III ~ r, n EDCIry
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5idua bne eaoh& ,slooa
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AUCTION SALES.
II: M. PATTEN e. CO., Auctioneers,
PLUM STREET.
Variety Sale.

I'm Saturday, Feb. &C. at 10 A. NJ, to close sun
~ dry Consignmcnts, will be sold Feather Beds,
mattresses and Spring Bed, Brussels Carpet new
hemp Carpets, Carpeting, Furniture, Blankets,
Quilts, Dress Goods, Linens and Linen Goods. over
Goats, Pants Vests, Wool and Cotton Shirts and
Drawers Silver Plated Ware, One piece German
Broadcoth, remnants of Wool and Cotton Goods.
Damask, Crash, new Harnesses, Halters, Cyrcinples
Platform and Counter Scales, Walnut Desk boxes
Tobacco, Tea, Spices, 30 boxes Army Bread.
febIl dtd
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House for Sale.

A good House two stories, Stable attached, hard
and soft water, good lot centrally located con
venient TOR two families, if desirable Inoure nj
IL Hanover or 1S4 r ore ss.,
Jan. "a. 1867 dtf a IA. HENDERSON.
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Wanted.
Wanted.

tNOUR or five rooms for gentleman and his WIFE
IL in good location, for which fair rent will be
paid. Apply to w. Fl. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
feb13d1W
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E8E'kLA&


AFAu DE MAGNoLIA.---The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing, and the most OF it for the least
money; oveieomes the odor of perspiration; SOFT
Gus anu adds decacy to the skin; is delightful per-
aays headache and inflammation, and is nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and np6n the toilet sdeboard It can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, &C., where warming. genial stim-
uant Is required Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for cult
tle. 80 ist+-i 7-ATi - III
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
June ID, '66-eOdSw1y
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NOTICE.
Notice..
NOTICE.

A Tbams suns indebted to the late DIR. Charles W.
ment to the , are requested to make immediate pay
cnect tba e Undersigned who is duly authorized to
:, Olce NO. lss Fore Street, over Canal National
Bank House No. IS Danforti Straet aurar
Street. GEoP PGGe', corner OF ctsoe
February ?, 1867 eod4w a. IHoMAo.
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST!

ON Sunday, Feby 10, near Portland and Green
~ SITS, large Gold Bosom Pin The finder will be
rewarded by leaving it at the Office of the ..
EASTERN EXPRESS co.
Feb 12-11W*
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from the Portland Price Current. !

from the Portland Price Current]
The PREss.-The crowded state of our columns
last week prevented from noticing the enlargement
and Encouragement of the columns of the Daily
Press, which in its present enlarged form, and with
its excellent editorial management, is certainly the
leading journal OF Maine, and equal to any in New
England; especially when taken into consideration
the amount Of interesting reading matter that is
daily furnished for the money.
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All who value valuable head of hair and its pres
ervatlon from premature badness and turning grey
VIII not tail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion. ii
makes the hair RICH soft and glossy, eracates dand
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold every where. ff L 4 III -
IS 944Af2 H.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. tsi
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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For Sale ClleaD.

40 M feet extra Southern Pine inch thick and from
to inches wide.
10 M IL inch do, IL to IA in width. q
II. DEERING.
janaOtt Hobson's Wharf Commercial street.
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Picked I'm Adrifif

A LOT of Spars. The owner can have the same
"A by call at Little Chebegue Island, proving proper
ty and paying charges. felldlw~
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years II
acts upon the absorbents at the of the hair and
taneous dyes deaden and injure tho hair, Heinz
strocts Is not dye but is certin in its results pro-
notes its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing
Price 30 cents and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. -
Saratoga Spring Water, soldby all Druggists.
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To he Let.

A Suit of rooms suitable for Gent and Wife,
IA with board at 56 Clark Street. Feb5dtf
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NOTICES.

TyHOSE suffering from that terrible maladv 1un,,
i and Fever, who have hitherto been u9sab,a t rs
find remedy, will do well to write to me- as have We
safe and certain cure, which will furnish to the
afflicted Tor five dollars. Address
&& Ole CYRUS LOWELL,
Stevens Plains, Westbrook, Me.
January rs, 1867. eod6ws
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Feb. 6-d3W
For Lease.
Farm for. Sale.

fINHE valuable lot Of land corner of Middle and
! Plumb Streets, Tor a term OF years Enquire
OF a..f-.a +, q. G. MITCHELL ~ son,
Aug. rs. 1tCG-dtf 17S Fore Street.
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: THE Press has been enlarged since New Years.
We are glad to see such evidence of prosperity With
such papers as Portland now furnishes we see no
need OF importing Dailies from Boston and New
York. - -
The New York herald., 1867-03-13
cASAClAN AFFAIRS.

T.
The Confederation Scheme-1Iontrcal Militia
4 10 be Called Ont to Protect the frontier, & G.
MONTREAL March IL, 1867.
Tho Canadian delegates In London sail their return
on the goth. Messrs Gait and Howlnnd busily en-
gagged bringing 10 conclusion the pecuniary arranges
merts They have almost daily interviews with Dis
racl who ia TO bring bill into the House OF Commons
the guarantee of loan 70 the extent Of 0J0
for the Inercoonal road loan, 10 bo paid OF by means
Of sinking fund In not less than thirty years nor mors
than forynvc years The negotiations for the loan as
supposed 10 be easy. :.
The voiuntes- Rsrisc says:--1 has not yet been ~
cded 70 call out tho volunteers; but should necessy
arise the mitar; authorities arc prepared 70
and effectively. ..,,.-s .
One or two batsaIious Of Montreal militia Will DO Gales
!, out shortly for frontier service. .,, r..u..-s !
The Second battalion Of tho Twenty third Eusec.sI
the rirsl battalion or the Twenty ann ana .ne "a
battalion OF ths sxtieth Rifles VIII rc'u'1
aunns sns summer r,xasroy. March IL, 1897
company Of volunteer rnes .s cn nan ~ he soys
artillery deserted last nighs.
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To amend the act relative the filing OF vacancies in
Office.
TO provide for the protection of tho navigation or the
Hudsgn river.
70 amend the act relative to the Brockport Naval
School.
In relation to the District Attorney of Rensselaer,
county.
To establish and organize the Hudson River state Hos
pItal for tho Insane
TO authorize certain towns in Oneida Madison and
Chenango counties 10 Subscribe TO the capital stock
construc, a railroad from UGca 10 Sherburne.
To amend the charter Of the New YORK Union League
Club
TO amend tho act authorizing tho formation Of town
insurance companies.
LEAVE OF ABsxScE
Mr. Blcuow was granted leave Of absence on account
OF illness in his family He asked TO be excused from
serving the conference committee OF the C0nven.
tonal BILL nasmuch as 1t might be important Tor tnas
committee to report during his absence. He was ex-
cpsed, and the speaker appointed Mr. Stiles OF Cnau-
tauqua in his place.
PACIFIC sTEAMsHP COMPANY.
Mr. CREAMER offered resolution OF inquiry into the
affairs Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and call.
recent transactions Of said corporation Laid on the table
under the rule.
Evening Session.
CANALS.
The bill providing for the enlargement OF the locks on
the Erie, 0sxego, Cayuga and Seneca canals con.
sdeIed N Committee OF the Whole Amendments were
offered TO include the Champlan canal After discussion
reported and the bill was made the special
order for Friday evening next
piLIs ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
Making an appropriation OF 500 600 for the compile
ton OF a state institution for the bind at Batavia.
10 provide temporary homo for sick and disabled
soldiers
TO provide increased facilities for canal boats and
barges at the port OF New York
To incorporate the Mount Morris Water Works Com
pany. Adjourned
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which he or Mcrop) could not approve but he desired
70 ~ that be did approve most heartily Of what tney
He contended there could be no republican form Of
government In the south unless white and black alike
were admitted 70 the benefits Of the common schools
the blacks IL had a right to provide that
they shall be- qualified BY education for the
country that this be DONE Regarding the status OF the
rebel states Mr. Morton said he should always oppose
territorial condition He had always held thai Con-
gress had full jurisdiction them states spce their
ACT Of rebellion and under this power could DO What
proposing TO do, reduce them to Territories.
Mr.. HowE, (rep.l Of Wis, thanked Mr.. Morton for
bringing the resolutions again before the Senate. He
table and found himself compelled 10 do so without
giving his He proceeded address the Senate
on the subject matter Of the resolutions prefacing DIS
the whole subject Of reconstruction He regarded
the provision on the subject Of education as more i'm
controvered. He assented to the proposition that
homestead was necessary for the freedmen but he
not prepared say toa. this could not be obtained under
THE suPpIExrsrlRY RECONSTRUCTION BnI
Mr. IRrMgutL moved that the Senate take up the Sup
Elementary Reconstruction bill
II taken up and referred 10 the Committee on the
Judiciary.
DEBATE
Mr. SUMNER hoped not He wished to say few words
the subject before the Senate
Mr. rRuxBuL said Tins would lead 10 in,erminabie
discussion.
Mr. SUMNER said he could say what he had to say
the motion to go into. executive session He was pro-
ceeirg congratulate Mr. Morton on his speech, when
he called TO order by Mr. FEssESDES, (rep OF Me-,
who said congratulations Mr. Morton were not peril
ne to the question Of going INTO executive question
Mr. SuxSER-I understand the rules OF the Senate
Mr. FEssESDss-0h. yes, you understand everything;
but OF the rest have rights here well as you
Mr. SUMNER sad he was not arguing on his resolutions,
ana did not wish to do so at this time
Mr.. FrsSENDEN--NO, you cannot dignity 1t with the
name Of argument; but you were beginning to talk,
nevertheless.
Ar SUMNER said ne believed he In order in stating
question Of going into executive session, why the
Senate should remain in open session.
Mr.. FEssxSpnS- Oh, yes; you are always in order.
Mr.. SUMNER then said he would not proceed with his
remarks just now, but when the Supplementary Recon
struclion bill up lie should TO amend II by
providing that ducaton shall bs secured TO all alike in
the rebel States and on that he should address the
Senate
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then, at = quarter TO two O'Clock, went
into executive session, and soon after adjourned.
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''' fIal II II IlosToa.

m BosroS, Merch IT lSeTs
r.rv mis- morning Gro broke out u the p,.u,Is %
s Everett sCc'h R'ssSs IN sa%s wS,s" Scdot was ne
sro{sas sro{,ssr, of George W. ssnord used icr hs mssS
% 80 furniture The loss Of Mr. sanpro ess'u
- sis ooo Or S20,o 900: partially insuFse
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BAlsnscRS, March H. 1897.
The Maryland Senate to-day, BY ! vote Of N 70 J,
passed BIZ appropratiny 100000 for the relief Of the
SuG>ping eeusb
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March Ia, 1907,
THIRD READING or Mills.
To amend the Auburn city charter
To authorize joint stock Gre aud marine insurance
companies W reduce thsis capital stock.
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Large FenIam Meeting In -. Lsui..

The rcniaps held very large and enthusiastic meet
Ing last night Resolutions adopted pledging
s,stsnce with mon and money the present movement
In Ireland They dcmspd Of our government an imme-
di,to acknowledgment of the peirerent rights Of the
Irish republic and calling on TIE wealthy Irisbmen in
tins country 10 purchase pfiyatees 10 prey English
commsrce. NN.asa .ea Y.
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Gus Der ebieaas Eimes.l

AGtne pcbttbdtige gerGbe.
runss< @elellfGaft. pbilipp &ei6ert.
ESQ.,, ron bieIer Stabt C&bica9p), befien Sffi,e
SO. f26 Glib DearbprnfraEr, &ppm 10. BAT
bic @,fneraIs9 tseRtur fir bic Tepria ppbItb6-
tige une ge9enieitise 8eriidertluas=
i6aft tibernpn,nten. 9ifle @sltaIdaft, mad
ben 5erren, tpfIhe eantit Ssrbuneen limb, al
urtbcilfn, ser6ien. dies Gertraucn unb in spil-
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gaa3en 9fsrenslffn hi9le @efellfGaft ldpn Iebr
auSgebehnte GjcIf1fte."
on tpeit Die Sinea 9a5 8rrfebenSe if
pealfdnpis ,rihtis. gSe,iise &eute batcn cine
Abnuns gber piirhen eS steaeictt glauten, mic
greg unb aus9ebsbnf bic @eIhdfte eieler Com.
pagnie jest l6pn fnb. GS bclfeben bsreifs
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unb rntfrrnteftcn St6otft, ME OF. 9puis,
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beutenee Summen gelbeS peroen Scn bicfrn
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auf allen Seiten fifibet ba5 llntcrnebmen Die
DeufdnbigIfr 2lnerfennung, bic pGrmlte Or
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ten eneraiIdcn 6ii6runa beS 6rit. @etI6auIcu
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aip uR6 bic ppbltbGtise 9Sirfuna auf has
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crife Sebiirfuis einiebca, btn 5amiIieneatcr,
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etpdigsr 6ranfbeitru su osrlbern. Die pobl-
tbdtilen Sereine une 9r9en fnb bas i'm
Stlrinen, mas tirle Gelell1aft i'm @ruBsn lein
ipirb. -3enu Sober piro einlebsn, Dap CT in
risler gerT6rruns nidt nur mrbr crbGlt i'm
gerb6ltniB sur Ginlage, Irlibrrn bab or ba
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picnicS, nanfrnpa6en, Scer1bnien une
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ltlnianl fh sesen srei sefGbrIibe 6sinhe
rines 8crtfcmmens uab sHObIfanpeS tsl6ii-
pen fGnhfn. Cpesria 0rinUfrat.)
$ 9'spria, ST., ben 6. @Srs 1866.
l4T gBHi. @eilbauien, SsfretGr.
4 SSbn 0.3rdseE graFbent.
no t..p 4.}sl mills fmmm
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Mmerifantfcber S6itenbunb
an Iafaaige 8riefc an oas Central
@omite n0geti aoreihrt luerOen -:
AMERICAN SHARPsHooTERs SOCIETY, !.
BOX 5S46 NEW YORK -
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(Aus Der 9geiersntHns).
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fralzMfrifa.
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Belt beriualt iperOen: bic &araipaue
bon 8ornu blieb aus, bic 5narees
batten bna6 einen 8rieeSsue gs9en
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9arper's MteflD,
~ elegant batdpeg illaitrirt.
SubfcriptfDmen. -
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Die Serdasseber babent EN- epftsn init bsm Pofs
Department einsefdbrt, Ourb ueIbes lie has Magas
sine, ioipie bre gSeetIp 9enen, peIe IS pprsieben
beieIben brett BON Der Office Oes SerdIseebers
besieben, nit 20 Gents pro Sabr sufenben werben
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fcribenten, besabIt per6en. 9oitheilier oOer 2eue
bic fir Clubs 8eituusen gu besieben piinfden, erba
ten anf BerIan9en show-Bills. tF
Sebiuarit9eir.
Sarper's @eetin fur I Sabr $4.OO.
Cine Grtra Hummer,7 pom 9Beetlp Ipie DOH pa9as
jtue, piro iebenl Club, Der auf 5 9iummern $4O0
al pnnirt, gratis ucrabfolet.
Tebleiioe Hnmmern &nien ieoerscit na6geliefert
Deiben.
Gine 9teibenfoIge aler Nummern bes Snbres pom
Sarpers a9eettD ruerben 6tr6 erpref, frei unfD
fen unb nieblidb sebunNen fir 81 perionbt. Cine
ponhdnoige Ausgabe, neun Sabrgdn9e umfdhero,
rpiro bel Gtnfeueung ppn 1925 pro Subr1ang nit
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ben 9orten nno gbarnfteren uer abt iino, ndInidl:
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in Sapibion Sountn frii5er umter oem gSablgeieSc
s. 9Eai 1866 Itattaeunbene 9tegiitrrung hermit
fir mil tinb Htig erfldrt ei uuo lift uno Yiemano be-
retigt iein fol-, 1raft zines nnter befuger &e9iftri
rlIns a"sgeitenten Certificates su itintmeII."
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Seitimmunsen bteies 9efeses fitb auf ieoes auoere
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