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Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

A little genticnan ofthe Hswbrew per-
suasion, doing business in Philadelphia.
and knowing as little Of machinery as a
man can we'll know, was compelled to 60
to the water cooler one of those hot days
in July for glass of ice water. The fau-
Get was one that opened with a screw
thread. Joseph turned tho screw. ami
soon had the glass running over with the
cooling draught, for having entirely with
drawn the screw he became confused aai
failed after several attemps to- stop the
copious:supply. After calling iu vain up
on each of the young men to come to his
aida new idea seemed TO strike our He
brew friend, lie caught the cooler iuhis
arms and turned it bottom up, at the samlo
time dropping the glass and contents. The
new position was no Improvement out the
first, for of courseithe lid came off, and out
went ice and ico-water. thoroughly saturat
ing the nice linen suit Of unfortunate. and
of course the situation Brought down the
house, aided by our friends impatient ex-
clam.tion: "What for you laugh? Yons
tink will laugh ven you do tis ting? No,
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
LABOR.

There's never dying chorus
Breaking on the human ear,
In the busy town before us,
Voices loud, and deep, and clear;
This is labor's endless ditty, r
This is tolls prophetic voice,
Sounding through the town and city.
Bidding human hearts rejoice.
Sweeter than the poets singing,s
Ia that anthem of the free;
Brighter is the anvirs ringing
Than the song of bird or bee.
There's glory in the rattle
Of the wheels mid factory gloom;
Richer than e'er snatched from battle
Are the trophies Of the LOOM
See the skillful mason raising
Gracefully ycn towering pile;
Round the forge and furnace blazing
Stand the noble men Of toll.
They are the heroes of the people,
Who the wealth of nations raise:
Every dome, and spire, and steeple,
Rear their heads in labcr's praise,
Glorious men of truth and labor,
Shepherds of the human fold,
That shall lay the brand and sabre,
With the barbarous things of old.
Priests and prophets of creation,
Bloodless heroes ia the fight,
Toicrs for the worlds salvation,
Messengers Of peace and light.
Speed the plow and speed the harrow;
Peace and plenty sent abroad;
Better are the spade and barrow
Than the cannon or the sword.
Each invention, each imprcvemert
Renders weak oppression's rod;
Every sign and every movement
Brings us nearer truth and God.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

/. A GREAT CALF F-Loye-smittcp nmaidens
imagine. if you can. 1.-THE feelings Tofoa
young lady of Wheeling, Virginia. who
having been locked up TO Keep her away
from her soldier lover, managed, ip the
night, to let herself down from her third
story window. elude the vigilance of her
guardian, and join him for whom she
was "pining away in solitary confinement. ;"
but tile great calf refused to clope with,
her. so . 1r'.a1H y -t 7-I#rr -
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

-OuR little four-year old Carrie went with her
aunt to revival meeting. The preacher was
very earnest in his delivery, and she was much
interested. Mother" said she, when she came
home, ''I have heard such smart minister-he
stamped and pounded, and made such noise |
and. by-and-by, he got so mad he come out Of
the pulpit and shook his fist at the folks, and
there wasn't anybody dared TO go up and fight
him r.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
Wno'LL DE KIs1.-The Cincinnati

Wno'LL DE KISi.-Thc Cincianati
Commercial, which, at the commencemens
of the rebellion" opposed the doctrine
Of "cscrcion," aud with Chase, Greeley
and most Of the lesders Of its party. assu-
red the seeding States. that if they want
ed to withdraw from the Union, no oppo.
sition should be made, but that "they
should be allowed to 60 in peace" now
ridicules the popular doctrine with its
party, of clothing Chief Justice Chase
with the .'iinporial purple" As usual,
it win eat lis own words, fall iutc ranks,
and do service for the very doctrine il
now ridicules. Here is what it says:
s'If Judge Kellcy's bill. vesting in tho
Chief Justice the appointment Of Int r
nal Revenue officers, becomes law. and
that of Mr.. Ward, of New York. author
i.ing him to appoint Provisional Governors
of the unreprssented States. goes through.
the Chief Justice may as well threw of
the Judicial ermine. and assume the i'm
pc, ial purple. The combination tf exec
utive and judicial functions would bo
complete. If some one can be found
(and we would not like to swear he can
mott to introduce a bill authorizing hi
to make the laws, as well as dssilc -up9
them, and execute un Ter them, we shall
have the Dictator full fiedged, and it will
not be Of the least consequence who is
next President, but it might be the very
first importance to know who is to be the
next Chief Justice" .ai .- = 81 '-.f
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

-"Weil, my boy, SO you are going to
try your fortune in the city. tell you
tis a dangerous ocean to launch your craft
on" said man to ois ncighbor's son ~.
EYES," answered the lad toking his Bi-
BILE from his pocket; l''bul, you set I've
got safe compass to steer by" i'- n ''.. o.
Stick to it! stick to it" cried the man
''anl the devil may blow hot or blow coll
he can't hnrt so much as q hair of your
head. -. .. .lre. ..a..a I VI -i-----1a
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
= -Prentice saDely obssryea. GA father N

Prentice sagely observes: ga father amay
transmit sound and healthy constitution to his
son and the latter destroy it by vicious excesses.
Our revolutionary fathers bequeathed TO us the
best Constitution in the world, and we are shat
tering it as recklessly as a miserable profigato
skaters his own.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

more than one instance to shield those
witnesses from the penal consequences to
which they had rendered themselves liable
But Conoyer has been arrested and we
are tld, by the order of Judge Holt.
tr. ..-, Bultimore. Gazettc.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

A French officer, quarreling with a
Swiss, reproached him with his country's
vice of fighting on either side for money:
"while We Frenchnen," said he, Eight
for honor"
eyes, sir" replied the swiss; ''cvcry
one fights for what he most wants"
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
An Irishman from Battle Creek. Mich. "

An Irishman from Battle Creek, Mich., was
at Bull Run battle, and was somewhat startled
when the head Of his companion was knocked
of by cannon ball. A few moments after how
ever, spent bali broke the fingers of his COM
rade on the other side. The latter throw down
his gun and yelled with pain, when the Irishman
rushed up to him, exclaming, 'Blast yer sowl,
ye ould woman, shtOp crying; ye make more
noise than the man that losht his head.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

-Artemus Ward boasts that his family is de-
scsnded from Puritans who nobly fled from a
land of despotism to a land of freedom, where
they could not only enjoy their own religion,
but prevent everybody else from enjoying his.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

ABoLnn THE INCOME TAx.2The Phila-
delphia Evening Bulletin ;radicaD insists
that "the most onoroas. and odious of all
taxes; the income tax, should be removed.
At the time it was imposed. itA was the
general understanding that it was essen
tally temporary. and o year or two would
sec its end. Its heavy amount. made in
a single payment, its inquisitorial nature
and publicity given to private affairs, all
unite to make it an especial subject fdis-
like, 1t shouli be the first repealed, and
as many others as possible should follow
after" . .H' tar -al - .1s:7s1-t"
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

A Western reporter, in describing
total abstinence meeting. says that " they
had a most harmonious aud profitable
session, and retired from the hall full of
the best spirits" - .,a.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

DIR. Franklin, speaking Of education, says:
'Ifa man emptiss his purse into his head, no
man can take il away from him. An inves tmsnt
in knowledge always pays the best interest"
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

Old lady, Ito a backman,) "But these hacks
are dangerous. You never knew who, rides in
them. We might get the smallpox" Coachy
-'you've ne cause to he afeard ofmy coach,
mum, for I've ad the lind wheels waccinated aud
{ took beautiful
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

A Tunncl.-It is stated that the, Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company are tun-
neling the Blue Ridge at Harpor's. Ferry,
SO as to, avoid passing under the face of
the cliff. and get room for double track.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10


A bankrupt merchant returning home
one night. said to his noble wife; Ny dear.
am ruined; sserything We have is in the
hands of the sheriff. . - =. .,,,, ,,ri
After few moments of sileneeS the
wife looksd calmly into his face and
said; fo@ 40 70 ;a''''S rf g
."wal the sheriff sell you? Oh! nol
VIII the sheriff sell me? Oh! nof VIII the,
sheriff sell the children? Oh! mol Then do
not say everything Allthat is most val!
liable remains to us-Ananhood, woman
hood and chillho6e, We have lost but the
results of our skill and industry. We can
make another fortune If our hearts and
hands are left rs. svs'@' e4hs1 - sEa ,l7'o -
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tGnaefanht)
2ur @intpeihuna ber neuen
satberif6eu air6 8,
@enntala 1Oten 0sbraar 4

y. 81. a6aHer.
Die bEGltr Gbre Der @eueinbe A
Sei btut bfm Gfp'een Dar9rbradt. :,
Der Surh Seitt 2iebesipcrt ms einte,
gu prei1en, mas gr bat prabrd6f. l,5ff,a.
gfun Iell In Seilisa bell aen baIten, NJ
Gin 6ateEnidb frpb erldplien. ~
gSeil @ptt BEN 9erru nun Dnnt 9ehAbret
Sir Seine Ollie, G,uab' unp; Sreu, s . J
2eblInset Sbni nun tiefgerilbret, ,is4
9Iufri6tis, pbne 5eudelet; sil5a.a 80
WlIg' Or nun hiele Stride legnen, E 81
Durd sic ben gfdo gum Sirnnla efnfn,
Habt @jptte6 2iebe bel ur1S ippbnet, .,s j. i
Die itben SGmers unb 81uinirr ltillt,
9aBt 8abrbeit, @laub' unp Gintradt t6rpiffn
Sn urIern SeSef tren unb ntfI6,
Damn fpmntt gu uiis beS SfmueIs .SeSen . &
9inf bieIsr Grbe freb eHtgegen. "a
tSpllf aud Der 6pffnnHs Stra6leu5himmer
Niat tets beieiIbten ulifre Bahn,
Damn pirb bfs @laubenS 9eittftrn immer
Mtt 1einem Sictt uns tr6fenb nah'n; 34
Weun man anf &,ctt nnr tets Sertraitet, aa
6dt man auf feffen @rMnn eebauet.
Gs letfn bieie @ptteslfunben sam
8erbfrlidt 6urh Der Rineer S6aar,
Die Nun, nauhbenl ne Sbn aefunren, 81
Jbr Spbliep brfnat peni 5Dhlfen bar; itsQ
. mGgrn Gie aud treu betpabren eyl
Die @stteslebr in lpdtern Sabrrr.
WlIa' nun Der 5err aaf Nlten g9eGen, res.
Stet5 Der 0emeinne nabe lein, -
Dit Sriuer @nabe. Duh uub Seseu
Die Ssinen tit1merfprt erFeu'n;
Cann nrSgen Sie, eur@baaht BON S6eu,
@ett fir bic @nabe eri9 lpber.
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=
allie Gbrfetm Bran6sn Der @tfGS
rartn lsblps suilD Eaik in issnisFH @sF9afts-
baufsrn plir6sn lih,iSst, nlIds son srssnb
psIaa @stsatuae narsa, ssnkst. gA1s
: .VFpsifipR en- uRb @roserit8 ne.
bieItfH Dplitanbise 3uienbnnstn aller nur
bsntraren Baarrn aus BEN RrrbsH uue
g5ffsM, bU4 marsh bic GfTf6n5e Guerss ME
Gabttdil itbr serina. .. s'ssf
@etreGnett BrR1ts, gfTfiGe MIA
aspfel Fnben eintn i9nstsn agbIab I'M blell.s
gen Marfts 1ea; 9afsr, IeIbf aSrn sar
ffftrer. Dir Gtufutrrn tur5 bic Dnmpfboete
beribten gpdr Ssu Ransisea gsrrnsb fir bic
biefssn gBaarrnbSuler,a bod Iastn 8ertGafe
IN lester .3ettbart barnieher. -
Yslrelthm . Il ntaabIe sute @efbafte
anb trur6tn bic gertdufe su teiferet grriisa
am glas ipppbI mic mad auserBalb bsfrif-
biaenb 'abeel6ISleh. - " sFtsls1F1
Heller Gelbmartt nuh 8Syit Idst I'd bei-
nabe nod ptniesr ttrfaters ME iiber ben
Narft i'm allsemffnen.
Cob DHnete am Iebtrn sGpntas nit 1863
unb f1lee selfern A6eu6 NIT III. 8 stsy
pst. Ste ~" yAp'.s. r'.s'A AA' "
''ns q, aa0 sass 'paf ps fg'' Psl s44i
ssn sDD.e' tup's -. -
.'t.s 80 - 80 e" s a.a s',sa ~ =.
8anf BON 5euneiFee, neI9e in lester :3eit
penisRsns titise SbStistsil btuatb sts4r fan.
1Oa eg.r ".I''@ pa0 sat ", og.., .l'
9,a1'' @ 90 g., aas ssVsO Ss:".
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gemmereieaer gsoden esridbt q
Office Tenaefes 5taats. 8eitass,
afbptlIe, 9. 6ebrnar 1867.

Office Tenaefee 5taatse 8eitass,
% fbptll :, g 6sbraar 1857
linRreiis mar bic Issts @cst Bite fSEs@tRe
N ssI&afli9st 8ssiebans, psIse mir felt Iaass
bier batten. Das seferu plSsItG ftntrrtsnet
fnItr GGneewetter serl9lus bic iOnii am Cant
flag trenisfens einigerrlaefr ertsdsli<tcn Gin
nabmen gang uns gar unb ii alien s3peiseu,
nit gIusnabmr BON SSraersien tnS @rrrrries,
mar Der gsarft inter alsr aritiE Fau. s. 5
Saaup ptls mar burtf9niftIt9 itia.
grsils baItsn ii@ apar, bod ptrb eth soften
berislben ais bsfinnt sOransstItst, 27-28
Gents tSunen mir ais Dar9i9nittspttis fur
bic 0rfSufs pabrsup Der Iselep @p9s anes-
ben.
gBir Iessu bier nit Giisf9Iiteuns Der beai-
een &ereipts rrm qeler bon geff9ffunesn aub
gsrsSufen Sic xpsal(nmms SET SrpasattiOnen
NIT 1872 gaDen ais psrfsgiift unS 7s3 gaIlsn
ais ssrgapft unb nit ii8 gal1sp ale tnyfan-
gen per.
QaHkprebuItt pureen IN ben eyfrn
9ae1n esr aEe9e ~ Mensf einefbra9fsunh
vcn Gnercs~s eangfnse aufsesap5i. a,gsiis Hag
rem, wsnn aud ai9t br&,ie eulb taFisbsn-
ftlmb. aaa ss0fsS Y
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ReeorDcrssGomrt.

I Sine 9In3abl getpobnEider Sale
ipurOen Dor benz YoliSeiridter 9eiteru
Nlorgett bcrbanoelt. ~ g
3iDei nnoroen iide be3ablten ie $50
uno spei ourdreilcn0e QIgcnten, Die
teine 9ieen; battei unS mad Nfnfera
pertauften, bereiderten Die Sta6ttaiIt
um oieieIbe Sutnnte.
Sin SrunfenboIo, Der fanf Dollars
fir feinen &aui9 beSabIsn ielIte, bate
tein @elo unb iuaro ms 9lrbeitsbaus
transportirt. Jill
3lpei 0iuheif6rer binterleaten ieeer
SO nnb Elm nnorbentliber ipnroe ipes
gen AtaneeI an 3tusen freistfpro6sn.
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@uoren1e (Spurt.
9taatse Gapitrl
9afhSiIle. Gert, 9. 5ebr. '67. 8

Gtaats Gap ito
9afhniIle. 5eitit., 9. S5ebr. '67. 8
Ser GeridtSbot bcrlanlmelte fid in
llebereinItilnmuns nit 8eytagung bonn
6reitdo.
Ollie 8idlter iuaren sugegen.
Sn 5atben,S. s. ct. Sobn bs. fof
bert s.. Stepbeas, burt) Otibter 9alus
tins, par6 Der llrtbeilslprud bes Sang
lers perlporfen unb Die Bill surii6ge.
smleien
Sn SaAen Gomunb girna nub 9ln@
Oere ps. gli Sbom, ourh 2idter Sbas
felforb, parb Der Gidteriprpa Der Sir
cult @eurt beruorfen ltn6 Elm ueuer
HruceB i'm nid5ten Serlnin aaberauttit.
Sg Cad GIDEON SanueD nnb NM
bere os. oStaat Ee,tne6ee" pdro oas
llrfbeii berluorfeI.
Sn Saden 8. 6. @rab bs. 9. u IS.
9lrmitrona, eurb Stibter Wlilli9an,
parb Der 6idtegfprutb beitati9t.
Su Saden S. g. Spears bs. ,,Gtantn
Ourd 0tidter MflQi9ant tuarb Der 9ti4 !.
teriprud beriporfen.
5Sn Saden Slaac VfcglIob nn0 Yin /.
bere ps. 9. R.Sipton uno @noere, bur6
0tidter Milisau, marc Der urtbeilS<
iprua beltati9t.
Oie SalIe 5ids bs. @orneIis uno
g8atefielO bs. Bright unb Siirgerineiiter
u. 2lloermen bon 9Sindelfer ns. ,,Staat
SenneiIee" ipurben N1c bis gum mad, :
ten Sern,in bes 8eridtsBOfss anfge<
fdoben.
Die 8dle Der ueridiecenen Dofets
bonn S. Circuit, fuelde Die Counties
SabioIon uno 98i[ianlfon einidlieBen,
iuerOen am Montas suerit alfsenonnieu
lperoen. -
Ser @eridtsbof berfastc fd bis
Montag 8ormittag 10 ubr.
s. g. 6ra5er.
8eri9tstlerf.
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Glu6.8eridbt.

Dampfboot Ealisman ging gefern
@bene mad @.airo Ino OampfboDt
SigeIlbeflieb nit gutter 2abune unb feds
Balidgieren bic @erfte, UNI nab Gars
'tbage, BurfesniIIe uno, itromanf gu
gcben.
Oampfboot genrpeit lief geFern 9lad>
mittaas 3ipei ubr bon louisville bier Elm
unb bradte cine CUTE 9aouns &ern, 100
BaIIen Sen unb feds 8anagiere nit.
Damrfboot 9febscea ipIro bon Gins
acinnati unb Oampfer NpiS bon 9oaiss
bile eriuartet.
Der Glub ftanb geltern Nadnlitta9
'auf6 SUP an ben Sarpstb @boals un6
1T I'm Steioen begrifen. ~ ~
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R Wi@ts geiuabrt Dem rnbia benz
ten0en 3enlden mebr 8ergnigefl, ME
in ~Bierlofalen ols Hummer sMugen.
stn0 Sbreils slIge poIitiidher Streitigfeis.
ten bon &afern beiruobnen az f6nnen.
go eifl pDiitiirRnher &biIiltfr lit einsia
III sfeirer Arts alro EegE iii leinen De-
inonltratiOnen 10 biel llnfcnntniB uno
2sDrnirtbeit an ben Saa, 0ab Die 2nds
musteln oes itiHeu BeobaflterS unlpiI,
fiirlid] eerei3t meroen i1iillen. &eit
lai0e batten mir nidf 70 biel @tleeens
belt, 0IhliHten Der pbilihtfbafteiten
6afferne 3olitif nit anboren an ,ntlfen,
luie aera6e in lester B6he.
Sic pdifirung Der gleBeritimmreHtss
Bin bat 70 Weund)esa Iii bic MsoIIe Qes
ingt, uno an allen 8iertiiGen tpIr6en
oie abiarbeften poIitif6en Gelpr11e gee
flbrt. 90 bebauptete elmer iener pos
litildJen Sauptbabne, oab ber2eser fdon
oesbaIb Gtlape fem niiife, neil aer
fduar3 erfdaffen fell Osnrad iimb
alIo Balnne grim erf9uffen, neil grim
gut fir bic Qlugen III unb Sdlen, neil
6leifdlEpper 0eH Nlenfden ltirten RBD
@iel ipabrldeinli.h, bainit fie ulI8 Sn
@er0gei9th bieHeu fdnneH.
EE Genator Boffon. bat uns
bas Bsrfpre1en ge8eben, bdB ct in Der
uuterrfd1ts Gonltniliou ben 2lutroa
Itellen )pife, betu baFfaeaenben fleueEl
S@uI8eiebpiah efne &Ianfsl beiSufi9eti,
Oab in Giitritten,& in lpeI1en bic .3abl
Der G@iiIer, Defgn GltetA betltfd ben BneI
ttrEidlt fiirdibre 8inber piinf@en, cine
eeniigenoe IN, Deutf6e 9sbreF ar0etelt
iucrDcn f0Hen.
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GrimimaI.Gpnrt.

Sur Sale fir tleinere 8er9eben,
puroen gsitern in Der Sisnne oes Sc
fdworenen 6 ridlts nsrbanoelt.
Ser geriatsbpf rertaote lih bierauf
Bis auf nloreen gorlnittag 10 nbr.
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gSer3eitbuie sener sln5ei8ep

IFlllEs De NJ39 9 q p asE 4sesg
u G.sl@. @fefs, se9otsgrapbildes
easse,eas 9tteIier, 40 unb 42sllHieR 5trabe..
p MittbeiInns fur oaS Rublifaia
-. ,,.,.,1o BON s. s, ,6qrrar, 9ofd sNgeHt
sci 30 Der @ibHdyer 9ebeass 8erfdes
runes s@gisaf9aft a.9
.f,sa g. aBablnOti8l bon Sas S. ReAOrif,
,sae1ssa GefRtar' Der Nafbbille @ash9ts
j asas@eieIl9aft. .sa.. d "a
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Sffice bes gounfpsG ferfS, 4
HafRpiEte, 8. 5sbrHar. 5
Ssitatbs 8e@ilIigunsen
in LETTER @ods alsoc9eben:

gsfIiam Broruta NIT ep,iiiG aaeh g +
ISM. 6. Soas6en init Sarab 9, Rarpeu.
G. o. .. Rafiep nit Ggtbia 9 Brpfman.
GruR G6niter nit arna ssanifrnenr.
Eims&p GpugIbin NIT gebeIta 5Iosbertp:
sgm. S. Gaiues nit gsortbo SratberIans.
g. s. Soffman nit Sane n. Sbodtep.
sBni. H. gearein init sue1 u, gsbite.
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Nlit Der Rai9pille IL. Decatur gilen'
6abn:
So 8aIlen frilde 9aute.
202 - 2un1pen.
Is 162 Gafe &orn.
683 8aaen 8aummoIIe.
so . 8aumwouengarn.
2 Blgenlaouugen Butter.
/ Sdmeine.
W1it Den beridieoenen Danpfbooter
go 8allen Seu.
1855 Sade &orn
1900 y Spefleiten.
& . Sllten
131 9a6e &affee.
rs 6a1er Mfolafes.
rs 3ufer.
20f@tangen &obeilen.
400 Biinbel friide 9aute.
.. 50aSdde Sals.
2241 Sdde NfebI
SO 400 SSdiIer
% 6iiren &pfellinen.
Is eddie 98aiSsn.
$50 Sailer 8etroleum.
/ Sanpfte6ei.
3 8allen Sabaf.
10 Safer Sdmals.
% ) &artoffeln.
I 20 SIepfeI. slil
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sOearft ,ta6 8Drfe.
CfFce SenueHe. etaats. 3etuns,
FafbpiIIe. 9. Sebr. 1857.

@roceries.
Rio Raffee -. 81 81 ,aanS sbinfen % -25
Sdua ...45 ~ 9anb Gued ia Id
Stiids 3uder.. ,ss18-t8h Sdinten m. 3uder
9nlpers 3lder - 1E-lSl 9 bereitet :. 25-N 2
@emchln 3nder lis 8elte5 S9nfoIs 15-f7
RsSrL, 3lder. .145&-16 S7eue R1rtpfieIn rs
R1ffee Rildet. s15-z16 gents has 8RfheE.
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