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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17
The Iamie.-.A new southern STABLE.

From the Norfolk tVa.) Journal
We have been shown a specimen of
this new Southern staple, which is said
TO De superior in productivenes to cot
ton, ana to both cotton and fax as tax
tile. 1t was introduced into America
from tue Island of Java be Don Benito
Roexl, the A ustro-Belgian botanist, and
Drought by HIM to Havana, and New Or
leans III 1867. The fibre of the plant is
purely white, and of silky appearance
-hner than any cotton or flax linen, and
stronger. In warm latitude the plant
Is hardy and vigorous. The crops are
taken, like those of the cane, by cutting
it at the ground. From the rattoons
spring new growth, more vigorous, it is
aid than the former In Louisiana,
Middle and Lower Mississippi. Alabana,
Texas, Georgia, Florida, and South Car
DINA. three or four cuttings NAV be OBJ
rai ned during the year. 1t is best adapt
ed to rich, sandy growth and is planted
oy cuttings of roots or stalks, or by leaves.
When well rooted it will yield about 500
pounds of the fibre to the acre, and has
been sold In England at sixty five cents
pound Experiments Of France botanists
have evolved the following advantageous
points:
l. The ramie is stronger than European
hemp.
2. 1t is fifty per cent stronger than the
| best Belgian haxen or linen fibre
3. The fibre may be spun as fine as
| that of flax, and will prove twice as dur
able.
4. 1t is a vigorous growth. and will
| produce the greatest amount of textile
| fibre of anV plant known
5. 1t will produce, in the belt in which
| it tiourishes, from three to five annual
! crops, each equal to the best growth from
hemp.
The machinery invented by Mr. Roezl
for cleaning it may be obtained at mod
crate cost, and 1T is simple IN construction
| and light. In 1865 he sent fifty tierces,
or 5000 Spanish pounds. to England,
where it sold at double the price Of the
| oiIality of cotton.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17
A Desperate Lover Cooled OF.

The Toledo Blade ofsthe 2dvouehes for
the truth Of this good story:
On Saturday evening last, young
man, whom, for the sake of convenience,
We will call John, went to visit the g'ri
whom be would call his own. The far
one resides near the canal During the
evening the young MAJ, eft the name OF
John, was unable to conceal the wish OF
his heart, and in tender accents declared
his desire that the young lady should
consent to be his. He met with fat
refusal. The ardent John still pressed
her further. declaring that if she did not
accept him he would then and there drown
himself in the briny waters of the can;
As this threat did not effect the elstsiIts,i
purpose, he proceeded to carry ut out.
He plunged fearlessly in tie murGy food,
and waded out until the chilly waters
reached over his shoulders 1t will be
remembered that the evening on when
this occurred was none Of the warmest.
Retreating before finally CARRYING out his
purpose, John cried out, shivering with
the cold
''W w-will you marry now?'
"NoI'
In he plunged again, this time until
the water reached his neck, and again he
halted before the last plunge
"W-wlll you marry me now?'
"Non'
Again he went in, this time going fair
ly under water, so that only the top of
his head could be discovered over the sur
face But he emerged and staggered
out Of the canal and shivering worse than
ever, spluttered out
.'Nnoso, w-w-will you marry me?''
sNo!I'
well [ d-don't care d-damn wheth-
er you marry me or not. You ICON t
get me into that canal agosi,e p
Nor did heagain essay his fortunes in
the uncertain deep. SAivering, and
chattering with his teeth, he quickly de-
| parted and returned to his home, sad
der, and let US hope wiser man.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17
AT the ovation to Gems Sheridan

At the ovation to Gems. Sheridan
end Sickles in Albany on Thursday the
10th and 18th regiments and Burgess,
Corps turned out with fnll ranks. Along
the route of the procession many build
ings were decorated with flags, banners
and notices. Both received calls at the
capitol, dined with the Governor, and
accompanied him to the theatre.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17
Light comes from the moon in on4

Light comes from the moon in one
second and a quarter; from the sun in eight
minutes; From Jupiter, in ffty-two min
utes; Uranus in two hours; from star
of the first magnitude. three or twelve
years; from star of the fifth magnitude
slxty-slx years from star of the tweift b
magnitude, four thousand years. Light
which LETT star of the twelfth magni
tude when the Israelites left Egypt has
not vet reached the earth.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17

Seventy thousand dollars of the
counterfeit seven thirty bonds of the sec
ond series have been presented to the
Treasury Department for redemption.
All were either Of the A or b series The
counterfeit is regarded as one of the
most dangerous yet executed.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17

The ball in honor CT the editorial ex-
curslonlsts at Omaha Wednesday night,
was a splendid success. The attendance
was large. Everything passed off most
satisfactorily The party left for the
west on Thursday, accompanied by sew
eral citizens of Omaha.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17

A STORY OF CoUNT BISMARCK. The
Dthtea1 tells d story Of Count Bismarck
which amuselngly illustrates the we'll
known fondness of that minister for a
practical joke. One day, while he was
dining iii his hotel at Frankfort, at the
tt6te Il hote. he observed two young la
dies sitting opposite him who were talk
ing and laughing in a very loud tone-
lie soon perceived That they were making
fun OF the company, and that their re-
marks were especially directed against
himself; but he could not understand "a
word OF what they were saying, as they
spoke in the Lettsh language, evidently
making sure that no one at the table was
acquainted with it. Although the Count
was ignorant of the language, he had
however, learnt two or three Lettish
words during recent tour in Courland,
and he determined to use his knowledge
50 as to discomfort his tar assailants =
Turning TO u friend who sat near him, he
whispered, When you hear me speak
IN i foreign langnage, give me your
watch key. Meanwhile the ladies went
on talking more loudly than ever, and, by
the Tune the dessert was put On the table
their hliamty had reached its climax. =
At length, during pause after a some
what heartier burst Of laughter than US
ual, Count Bismarck said quietly to his
friend, 'DOhd man to azleck (''Glvc
me the key. The effect was instantane
ous the ladies started as if they We're
shot, aud with their faces covered with
bushes, they rushed out OF the room.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17

VOORHEES,, the Congressman, was
speaking in Columbus when regimental
flag was brought upon the platform. He
wrathfully told the offender to take that
thing away"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17

The vote for Governor of Tennessee
was counted yesterday by the Legisla-
ture. Brownlow's majority is 81, S44
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17

"A man has just died in France at the
age of 81, who helped to guillotine Max
iMilIian Robespierre.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17
SHERIFF OfflCE-

Manitowoc September T. 1861.
In compliance with the foregoing, and with the
Statute in such made and provided, notice Is here
by given that General Election viii be held the
Manitowoc, Tuesday the fifth day of November
next. The following officers are to be elected, VIZ:
4 neubeT OF the Assembly. for tbe FIRST As emily
District comprising the towns OF Meeme, Centerviiie
Eaton Newton, Liberty, Shlcsw;e. and R0ckland IN
the place OF Nicholas Dittmar, whose term oi Office
will expire on the first Monday of January, next.
a Member of Assembly, for the Assembly District.
comprising the towns of Manitowoc Rapids Cato. Ea-
ole Grove, Franklin, kossuth and Cooperstown. in
the place of Michael Murphy, whose term OF Office
will expire on the first Monday of January next.
A r,eIn5er OF Assembly, for the Assembly District
comprising the towns of Mintowoc, Two Rivers,
Mishcott Gibson and Two Creeks, in the place of
Thos robinson, whose term OF Office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
Also the following County officers for the County
of Manitowoc:
Clerk of the Circuit Court, in the place of P. Je
rome Pierce. whose OF o1ice will expire the
first Monday of SANITARY naxt-
County Superintendent of schools, in the place of
Jere Crowley. whose Of Office will expire the
first Monday of January next.
County supervisor for the first Supervisor District
comprising the towns of Meme, Centrers, Eaton
Newton Liberty, Schleswig and Rockltnd
Two Supervisors for the second 1ierSisur District
comprising the towns of Mauitowoc Rapids, Cato, Ma
pie Grove Franklin, KossuFh and G eperstown.
A County SupeTs;S51 for the third Supervisor Dis
rict cor, crisfre the towns aanitowoe Two Riv-
s,s Mishicott Gibson and Two Creeks
a County Supervisor for the County at large
Said cleo lion to be conducted the votes canvassed
and returns made in pursuance OF the Statutes in
SaeA '@'e '''--'' ROBERT + BLAKE,
Sheriff Of Aanitovoo County, Wis.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17
DEAFN ESS.
Noise in the Head Discharges from the ear. CatarrH
Fits. Asthma Rheumatism. Neauriflgia and removes
REFERENCES.

Il 5 Z 4 "a k,Ss
DR.. D. j. Easton of Mautowoc, WIS., has the tqf-S6
and best Treatment k1Ogl for all Diseases of the Eve
and Ear. He is also successful hysc;an and Sur
eeon, and advise all who have diseases Of these or
gaIs, TO apply to him and be healed isigned)
r. c. THOMPSON, NJ. d.
Oculist and Aurist, No 6i6 West Washington Street
Chicago, Illinois.
S. P Durdick NJ. D. New York CITY
A. Il. Morgan, NJ. D. Syracuse, y y.
j. ;. Douglass NJ. Il. Niiwauke e WIS.
5. j. PeaIsali NJ. ID. Saratoga Springs N Y
n. ). St.Sure, NJ. D. ShcIoypan
II. Il. Zieiy NJ. ID. Manitowoc. Wis.
G. C. Croker, VI. d. Two Rivers. Wis
Miss L. Carey of Schuyierviie, N Y. cured of deaf
ness. 10 wears standing, in 1852.
Cured Enock Erickson child years old of ulcer
of eyeball June 1867.
Cured r. r. Anderson of Manitowoc of inflammation,
of eyes July, 1867.
Cured Mrs. VI. Burns of Meme Blindness of three
months spring 1se2.
Miss II. Gleason Milton. Saratoga county n V
Strengthened Cross-eyes 1856.
Mr. Ierdena~ kossufh. Mauitowoc cocnty cured of
graduated c.. elids, 1867.
Mr. Dano OF Manitowoc, cured of inflammation of
the eyes, 1867
Cured c. B. Shove of granulated eyeids in 1860
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael Nc
Carly of Kossutii, Manitowoc county, 1864 July LIST
1867 remains well.
Removed Cancer from the breast of Mrs J Webster
Gate Of Mantowoc) ofTaaiIassa Florida in February
1867.
Cured L. Winters. of Gibson Manito,voe county of
Fits, (of years staudng) in 1850 July LIST remains
WE'LL Could report many other cases permanently
cured.
~ Call on DR. EAsTON of Manitowoc Wis whom
you consult free, and he Will give You a cGa@.a
opinion when cure is or is not possible I413
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-17
FOR SALE.

A small, second hand Eng and Boiler,
capable of running a shingle machine. Price
$500, down, and $3.50 in six months.
: Enquire at Richards Foundry SIM
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ReeOrOerssGp

Der poIi3eiri9ter perbnnSelte geitern
attlir sipet Sale uno frat in Dem einen
oerislben ais ipiiroiger 8rotector zines
gefaaenen Gngels Der Smofeb Jtoip auf.
Sin Serr, Der Die befagte G90ne beleis
oiate un0 ibrer 6 re 0ur6 S6in1pfs
tuorte gu nabe trat, niuBte bic Staots
falIe I'M $50 berei1ern. Inter ben Ca
bies ienes 1tertels bat ,iid Der Gecors
Der OaOurb ieoenfaIls 5reunOe semadt,
Etpdbrelo Der 0eritrtbeilte ipobI liA sMfI
Gegenlui@t BET Der nadlten 0abI fir
Da9 Roliseiri6ter <gtmt l6laoeM ipirO.
i Ser drOere SalI fanb Olr@ Be8abs
lung bon 81 GrleDigMlg. Gin HrOi6 :
Ten <&urifer, Der obne gelebIiGe Grlaub !,
NIP iein @eipnnr bnr@ Die Gtroben un-
fsrer SiaOt trieb, binterle9te chen be-
iaete 81 Hao iparp entlaftft,
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TIns.Rericibt.

N Bampfer Salt5nan atus seitrrn NIT eerits
ger 2abun9 unb weni4en paIiagieren mad
Cairo rab. -
9ampfsr paleltina sebt beate gsrmittas
mad 2putsoille.
Dampfbppt 5asanndb trir6 nod tnlmer BON
Cincinnati erwartet uno 1T Der Gissans aitf
benz SbipfuB S6ulp an benz unpanftli9en
GintrefFen pelIelben,
asrpne miro Morasn Metttas BON Cairo bier
eintreifen. 5t
4naa @btte, Sen. Sisrl uub u. 8afer
liesen scr Anter uub uebn1eu 2abune eitl.-
Deren I6fabrt mar bis aeltern nod nid)r be-
ftinntt. <t
Die Gef6Gfte an Der 9eDee fin6 ftiG; 8auf-
leute befiirdtet, eae Der farfe Gissans in ben
nDrbliten 6liiNeu cine 3u lanefame Rn6 se-
fGbrliebe 3raupertaticn per Boot mad ii6
3ieben n1Sse unb SerIenbeu nleilf ibre Sitter
per Gilen6abn. ,=-.e.,. -,
Der Slug ifebt atf 80 3ull an ben Sdrprtb
SboaEs aaO 1T nod trlHtfr i'm GaIIsn be-
griITen, 4 I 7z
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FPnAs DESOR,
@emmer:eielIer gspa,s1a! Z. !. @estslt..

Somsnereteuer Gscften &5ertc1t.
ofi5f I Tss9hs s s ssssss s sss4
S ltebeT bic @ef9afts be- Iestfn gBp9s laet
fi9 tptnis, faf gar uf@ts iaseu.- 9slbz bic
Srisbfsbsr bes 5unbels, fHnaafte p6brtue Der
saasen @pGe stpil9ea 132-=134 grOreat urb
f9lO6 sefer1t slbenb nit f34a.ss st;9.S {
SitEse @sf9dftsbaaler rta9trr ftbr Fa,te
Sransactipnsn alip fat in alen 8ran9en
berrf@te Gtine.9 isH liisg lgsS - 81 ,a3f
@rpeerieS bic artifeI Der gebtbpsa-
6isfrit fir ben 9ebensuntsrbatt, tparfa befrie-
bisenh, ubsIst9 grtifr bsr,interSitsen.
+ DRY @1p6s fnh it4r fiji. GnsrpSbdn-
| Ter serlebta ibre @aarenlaser NIT neuen @lu-
fern fir baS 5rIbiabr. qrtiit bEieSen an-
Der1nbert. ~ s,..... -
Der 2ebfr nub 5Gute-gertauf mar bel
| alien greiIen ntittelm6sis sa neunsn.. S6ubs
unb StiefeIn iebr9 befriebiseue, + ,lss-Tts...I.
5eu mar i'm @artte tpenis pertreten unb
ersielte quite greile. g i,
MebI unb ga iaen. fcpie Rernmebt
unb Siilfeftiidte pareu iebr fau. Cincinnati
RebI if am ssttauFiGitth u,ib tsBauptete fsis
greilr. >i - aiIs5ss5
@9tstep's unb @einr bIieben unsrr-
6nbert ainb na6ten fbItGtt Gef9Gftr.
@tfen paaren Fnb gut. .gtcbeilen>
nab SfenbanbIer pareu nit ibrem tlnifas lebr
sufrteSeu. i.aai saa& 3tss SO &
Saba d ID penis i'm Wearfte unb pirb
| ibtett beSGblt. SarIt1er brtn9en nur fletie
2antttatsn unp iesen pieielbeH i'm Gaul9bans
bel UNI. f..Gs sFa O.
| 8aumwptte 1T fIal bier tpie iiberalt;
greife ffnb bur@ bic sSrbIi9tn 9PefuIanten
IN bic 5Sbe sstriebsn urtb tpurben fpsar am
5rsttag unb esftsrn 80 Gents fir suten Srn-
neTe Cotton besablt. gerfSufe Tnb IN ben
| lesteu Snsen Der gBc9e tefTer eetpeien ME gu
| Mnfdng.
Die 8Drle urb Der bieli9e 9elbntartt lInp
tanm nertnrnspertb. SennelIee Bombs lteben
in gaep gurt auf 70 Gents SOnfist 9ptsn
perrsn i'm 0aarttf gar pibt serIanst. -.
Die fabtil6en gapierr unterliesen elmer
sOltdnbisen Cribs. Die alttten Der Raf6Oiqs
unb Gbsrfslb sGnsebrtds ftrben auf90 Gents
unb bic 9tftien Der Chattanooga Gifeu6abn
nerben mil 80 Gents ptrfauft.s .sz a
@iele Der biefsen &auFsute baben, tpie ss-
brdu9lib, IN ben eriten Sasen bes neufn Sab
res ibre giiGer resipirt unb absslGlCheu nnb
babur9 tpobl penis 3eit sebubt i'm GasrSs-
Marft perTSnli9 gins unb gertGufe gu MAIDEN.
Die @sf9GftSRille fnbst bisrtn cine sraiistase
llrfa6e unb tuttb bOTentli@ in 70 Oriidenbtr
Gage nidt lnnse aRbalten. =. y i.i'-
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Our aefayIigeu 3adrf9t biene, BOZ
uniere STa8eF sfeites mod entIi6es Sc
bait beeomueu un0 6nb Ddbet BET 8ers
6ienft midi bon 0st AhsdDL 3eitHnaen
abbdnat, bic iie o6ieherl. - !. -
i'm MN benz 9aiels Slsentens Ssrra
WorIb Moebereiu eIGer aIlein be-
re@tiet IT gGl6 fIr n5fi gen phb kbh
A6onneiten einsnfalfiren, bas Gei6nft
ettuos 81 erIeiatefeg b boz trltikbf h6b
tbig baiE leoe sRo@eg ieiac game RpuE
bnr13tanaden, ifellsn ipir. an Sielsni9eil
Qefer, DE IT'D b1niif kiaDerftan6gk IT,
fldren, bae b0fiAe Gefud, biertetidbgs
Tide orr iiiOadtiidle SdbluugsH fiir
0l6onnGtts1tg n. leiitet. ! $500, ssns u
Ser 8reis fFtis Die fdgIi1e 3eitnno II,
inclufide ErdgetEcbfi, e1 40 per- sggsclat
ooer S4sOOaper BierteItabr ,..S S !
Sci Aiefek GeleaeftBeit eEin1en nit
un@maB I'M gefahge MIeunioe Mbs
satlun6 rldEdiloi9er Betra0e. : s
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SfFes bes Gonntbs Sferfs,

~
II eb t raguuaen bon @runO s.
6 i9ent B L m, .p E ID E lie 1T
SOD esre9ifrirt puroe..
9lnore guIott an Marb Soaroain,
Oeeb an 8auitele in @oeefelb 80, $50.
.Sebnion Soule an Mmelia s. 8ur<
ton, 0eeo an 9anb in OabiSien 60. -
$4,000. 80 !sag @ sa man
gfarD 81. 9abis an 6, 81. MarIlu,
@eeb an Saultea, in Der g.. 0aro -
5000. se ss .ra4t
3. $. Marlin an 6. 81. Marlin,
0eeO an 8auitele in Der 6. @arb -
aboIpb Srobne on S. aebre1t Seutb,
Oeeb an BauteIle in BET 9ldbe Der
Staot- $4,000. ia
|. 9lnIon glellon on Sno. 2urns6en,
Deco on 8auttIe in Der 5tabt f.
80, 200. G ass ~ gss rFs
Nt. 8. Soipea1 an Sobn sbompion,
9eeo an BauiteIIen in Der Staot-
$35, 900. 8e 1t4i SIS zoHa 81
Gtepben Sarb an s. g. SOpfins,
Oeeo an 8auteIle in @peeFelo -
$4,000. s6 9aa
ssrancis BeLs urto 60. an 9. 6.
Sbompfon nebit Srau, Deeb an Bane
iteile in Builds uno 8bitefoe's QloOi<
tion-S60O. ss.Els =
8. @. SarSines an 9eatban MeabFelb
DeeO an OauiteIIe in Oauiofon so. =
$3.50 81 gllza sgsssaaim - iAf|
$. gopen uno SInoere an gIa6 un6
8lad, OeeO an Baulteae in Der Sta6t
- So, 400. aa ss4' 5H Us
%. 50. SoipeH nnb 60. an Srancisca
Sbielos, Deeo an 8auteLle in oerStnbt
- $1,000. rs ST a 9aE 6i8 -
Sbompfon Slnoerion an GIi3abetb
Sarringtun, See6 an 2anb in Oauiolon
County $1,000. a
8. sc. 9dr6ing an Sliper q. @ofper,
Seeo an 9anb TN ID. Diltritt - $3.50.
8. 3d. 9dr6ing an eugene 3enD,
Oeeb an Baultele i'm Ii. Diffritt -
1864. So if &sm so &
$ tbss BemiiIigunge EN-
'' III LETTER ISOLDE ats9egeben:
Ebomas pIiOn nit gaersaret SbOmm.
1enrp Smith mil Iatio Goipuep.
70. 3, eorrob NIT 6attie D. EetsIe Ai
geIisn p. earIin NIT eaian 9. dBooSpir.
Tranflin Gibsr init Gsgis qerrD. ssnaai 4
DGuis aumasHep NIT NetfD 5itesraIb. ~
s5effrp R. blppp nit Rartba aaen. ...,.s. s
SDbn Q. G'Reil NIT aen Hrpberid,
z. Q. Eea9 NIT gaattie %. 6tsbast, ~
8. gs. smttb mitssRaaS Q. Ro1maH. l,ls 4sei
sHsA4sR II AZ
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9 etret6e.
8bisfee unS g8 einc.
Saute un6 9eoer.

6riF9e Sdute 71s 5. gfS. SaitmIsber sAo-45b Slis.
~ " I. Sol5 SIX lpperg $40
5. 9fb. aips : 6O-SO ,
Srodene 9dute TO- b. g. aalbfeue, (frans5fif4e1
,gH Stint ID 1850
b, 9fb. tamerifonff5e) (
SobIenIeSer irGi9e 50-53E q .s5ffi 30-5e - :.
IN inSemlod 38- yinf 2iningst2-A =
40 D. Bfh. 3ssst9t glJoppings :. .15--17 4 -
@ef1irrteber --a0b, BIB 8iilSiug Stins16-18 j.,
GinfasIeoer 50-l y - 49, -
Raibpiae II. Chattanooga etfen5abn $3.50
2oiitsuile u. Hajbpi ....-,...... 0.S5
SisssIaf5uile StrdBefa - .s.....i... = 90
Stools Der 9dngebriide. 80
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Srarft ,.nb B6rfe.
Groceries.

7s Office Eennefiee 6taats 3eihing,
i sfafbpille, san. ), 1867.
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N 1tnItr trerfter Greanb 81, 9iiaetranb bat
nit 6errE Vaulus unter Der 5trnta Daulits
unb 6iille6raMb elm @igarrer-s un6 Xabad<s
@e1dGft IN hert Sdltft Rc. 81 9ib@D earfet@
itrase etdbItrt. gSir entpftblen tas tteie Sc.
faGft benz gDcblppaen iirlfrer Seifr. ssaiasss.a
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2 .Soeben erhielt ich cine Sending neuer holaend
Haeringe, Neun Augen, russ. Caviar, sardinen Sar-
dellen Anchovies etc., sowie den reinen franzoes-
schen Rothwe wechen letxteren ich bel der t1ascne
owohl ais Gallone sowie meme anderen ais cent
und unverfaelseht bekannten Weine "a verhaeltllss
maessig bilhgen Preisen absetze-, II ,ss ! -
Wenn ihr einen reinen ind billigen " en-, sosV1e
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