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New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
Turkey.

COMPLICATIONS OF THE EASTERN QUESTION
THE RESOLUTION OF CONGREss-INsULT TO
TUF United STATES CONSUL-DEsTRUCIioN
OF TIE ARKADI-THE STEAMER QUAKER
CITY.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
CoNsTASTI NOPIE, Aug. "A, 1867.
The Cretan question is becoming decidedly
romphcated One hardly knows what 10 expect
pext What with RussO-Turkish conferences IN the
I,rir,ea and Franco-Austria conferences i'll Germany,
and American interference, and the prospect OF war
-,,b Creece there is room enough for the most fer
tile imagination to work out any possible results.
The papers Of this week i'll COnstantinople actually
rofess 10 believe that Fuad Pasha has gone TO the
Crimea to make a grand Russo-Turhish alliance
against the world 1t is rather strange ahair
TIlad Pasha went last Sunday IN the sultan hagnh
cent Yacht 10 Yalta near SebastOpOl' 10 n sec tn1
Tmner0r of Russia, and he has not yet returned
a. yVould have been with the Emperor al least TWO
fnll davs IL is plainly mere Visit or compliment
Ien Tonatief the Russian ambassador 10 COnstah1
fnOple is also there lhat some great POI It
49, ore tbevF Certainly the circular on turkish
reforms which came TO hight at Athehs t4e QUIZ QUIZ
Jav cannot have caused such an increase OF Hehuly
1cino a. 10 lead To an alliance III would nave sur
,yise3 no one If II had led 70 serious c0dncss De
tween the two Governments OF even il u hau pio'o"
to me the premOnitiOn of an actual Iuptuic' - 4.
Sbe resolution passed by our Congress IN Iegai1 10
CTete was communicated 10 the oIanu 49, J Ia
Morrs this week IL not the only dlsagrecapiet .
tbino which had 10 be discussed that day. ana II
conId not fail TO cause most unpieaSant lc'nR on on
The mart Of lie Turks. But Nah fasha is SO laf
accustomed 20 such niue siggGstio9 ho,1 tp take
Them. He heard the resolution read Ieceiyeu copy
Of t and made not one single observation Oh I's suD
But TIVE We Lsyc more serious trouble in cfet AZ
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
GEN. MOWER TO SUCCEED GEN. GRIFFn

GEN. MOWER TO SUCCEED GEN. GRIFFIN.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Brevet Major-G Gen.
Griffin, who was in command of the Fifth Military Dis
trct temporarily, having died with the yellow fever at
Galveston command Of the Fifth District falls npon
the next officer in ranI-Brevet MaJOrGen. Joseph A.
MOwerwhO viii be In command until the arrival OF GEN
Hancock Gen. Grant has assigned BrevetMaor Joseph
j. Reynolds, the Rio Grande to the command OF
the District Of Texas
GEN. MOWER PROHIBITS THE ASSEMBLING OF
ARMED MEN FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES.
NEw-0RLEANs, Sept 16.-The following order
was issued to-day:
HDQRs. DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
NEw-ORLEANs, La, Sept. l6.
GENERAL ORDER No. lit having 10 the knowl-
edge OF the Brevet MajorGeneral Commanding that in
various parts Of the State the assembling of armed men
for political other purposes is Of frequent occurrence
and that wedisposed citizens often subjected to
annoyance from armed persons posted sentinels
vdettes it hereby ordered that such practices and all
other acts tending TO disorder and violence must be at
once discontinued. Commanders OF posts, detachments,
and stations within this command will arrest and retain
until other orders all armed found posted sent
nels pckets yidettes, pretending to be guard
duty for any purpose by any authority not duly
thoriZed by law. BY order of
Breyet Major Gen. JOSEPH A. MOWER.
Oniclal Nathaniel Burbank Second Lieut.. 7th In
fantry, a. A. \. G.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
GARIBALDI AND ROME
PRUSSIA.

PRUsSIAN FLEET IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
1t is officially confirmed that the Prussian
sloops Herha and Medusa TO sail for the Medter
for the protection of North German subjects.
The sloop Augustus proceeds similar mission to the
east coast of Mexico.
THE sCHLEswIG QUESTION.
The Memorial DiptODldtique publishes Vienna tele-
gram stating that the news giyenkbyshe FremdeJtah
that Austria and France goingiswthout delay TO
send collective TO amcaby invite Prussia to bring
the affair Of Northern SchleswIg conclusion, s not
only denied but exactly contrary 10 the understanding
established ut Sazburg, I'm consequence Of which the
Cabinets OF Vienna and Paris TO abstain from inter
erng directly with the negotiations proceeding between
Copenhagen and Berlin and 10 content themselves
with counsclug Denmark 10 lend herself, concerning
the ratification of frontiers to concessions suited To pro
duce the desired agreement between her and Prussia
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
HDQRs. DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, }
NEW-ORLEANs. La. Sept. l6.
VIRGINIA.

GEN. sCHoFIELD ORDERS THE ELECTION FOR
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONYENTIOS
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 1G.-Gen. Schotied to-
day issued bis order for election Of delegates 10 State
Convention the 22d Of October There be elected
delegates of which Richmond has g. and Norfolk and
Petersburg each Fourteen days previous 20 the cleo
on the Boards OF Registration will make final revision
of their lists The polls at Richmond will be kept open
for two days
Col. Burnham, detailed as Judge Of the Hastings Court
charged the Grand Jury this morning lie said no dis
tncon account Of color caste shall be aowedn the
Court.
Gen. schohed ordered this morning that all registered
voters and others, should vote the city ubscrp
tion 70 the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION CARRIED BY THE
NEGRO VOTE.
RICHMOND, Sept 16.-The subscription of
the stock OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road was carried to-day by over 20oo majority. The
negroes voted for it masse. The opponents intend
contestng the legality OF the election the ground that
the negroes under the supplemental Reconstruction b
had right 10 vote except in of an election for
Office also, that the registration is not complete til the
final revision ~ the lists, and that therefore the negroes
to-day were not registered voters.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
JURY ORDER FROM GEN. CANBr.
CHARLESTON, Sept 16.-The following order
has been issued:
"'' '''' 1it,, Hpors SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,


CHARLESTON, Sept. 16.-The following order
has been issued:
HDQRs. SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, :. C., Sept. IA, lsoi' }
GENERAL ORDERS No. s9.-PaTagraph two OF teheral
Orders No 32 dated May 80 1861 modified rs I9uoWs.
All citizens assessed FOR taxes and shall have PAID taxes
FOR the current year. and who qualified ana nave
been or may duly registered voters are hereby de
cared qualified TO serve as jurors IL sbal be sucI't
ground Of challenge To the competency OF "a person
drawn rs Juror that he has not been duly registered
as n voter Such right OF challenge may be exercised IN
behalf OF the people Of the accused In al criminal
proceedings and by either party in all civil actions OF
proceedings Any requirement OF property qialnet-
lion for Jurors in addition 10 the qualneatlons eIeh
prescribed is hereby abrogated The Governors oi N9r'
and south Carolina respectively hereby authorized
and empowered to order. il II should be necessary
speca terms of 10 be held for the purpose o re-
yisng and preparing jury lists, and to provide ior sum
moning and drawing jurors in accordance WITH the Ie
quirements OF this eItler
By command OF Major Gen. FL. r. c. Candy.
LOUIS V. CAZIARE,
Aide-de-Camp Acting Assistant Adjutant General
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept 16.-Judge Bryan OF
the United states District Court i'm session at Green
% has issued orders that the names OF negroes, as well
as other citizens, be placed upon the jury lists
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

pNTrRTAINMENT TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
nv ,rtASric rEtEGHAPH
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 16.-Admiral FaTragut was en-
tertaned at a grand ftte given in his honor by the
u. s. Minister. Mr.. George H. Yeaman. All the
Americans in the city, visitors and residents. took
part in the festivities Several members OF the Royal
Government and many officers of the Danish Navy
were present, and We'd with his countrymen IN DONG
honor TO the distinguished guest. The entertain
ment concluded with dinner at which speeches
were made 10y both Americans and Danes: heartily
welcoming the Admiral. and tOasts were drunk 10
his health and TO the welfare Of the United States
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 1G-NoOn-The steamship Union
Capt Won sauten, Of the North German Loyds' which
left NewYor the 4h inst, arrived here at about
O'Clock last evening. the way TO Bremen.
QUEENsTOwN sept. 16-Noon.-The extra steamship
Tripol Can't Maryn. the Cunard line from New ork
september T. arrived here today on the way TO Liver
pool.
LoNDONDERRY. Sept. 16-NOon-The steamship Nova
scotau Capt Arid, from Quebec september :, arrived
here to-day, Oh tie way to Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
NORTH GERMANY.
THE ELECTIONS TO PARLIAMENT,

THE ELECTIONS TO PARLIAMENT.
Little interest appears to have been excited
by the elections There many districts even in which
candidates are wanting and the Cologne Gdene believes
that II can affirm that this arises from the fact hat the
deputies not TO receive any pay More ta, ~ SUD
nrefccs are candidates the rural Districts and as they
have great chances OF being elected Count BsaI1s may
Inc that he will not want supporters III inc Para
ment However, at Berlin the majority belongs 10 the
nartv Of progress which hostile TO the present Cons
tuition Of the Confederation.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
GRANTS APPREHENsIoNs.
HSer says:

\ " dsIITI-U U1splVV1I 10 I'V 170vFO'' -rV'V'7
tSer says:
Con Grant has within the last two three days
pressed the that there is trouble ahead and gentle
men who have talked with him say that ne has manifest
great sOCtude in speaking OF the possible ana PROD
able events of the next three months IL may be added
connection that the statement IN Boston paper
that he approves OF the Presidents scheme idea OF
opening registration and pOstponing the elections at tho
South unqualified falsehOOd. The matter has never,
directly or indirectly submitted To him, and those
who know him best have every for believing that
would not receive his approval II IL shouid oe sup
inif nN
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
NEW- ENGL1ND
TRIAL OF THE MURDERER PECK

spRINGrIELD, Mass, Sept 16.-The trlal OF
simeon E. Peek for the murder Of Mrs Maria Chepey u.
Grswodyille u few months since, was commehced "e
greenfield today before the full bench OF the
Sanrt ChiefJustice Blgelow presiding. The deiehse WI"
be INSANITY. ,....,, rnder command
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
HOLLAND.

TIE FORGERY OF UNITED STATES NOTES
THE HAGUE Sept. 16.-Gardenser' VINO was
arrested here for forgery has been examined, ana
Che intelligence elected from him has led to the sez
ure Of many more copies of counterfeit United
States notes The forged notes reported to have oeeh
seized yesterday proved to be Confederate bonds
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION CARRIED b
NEGRO VOTE.
THE v,,11KrN-HAREAs CORPUS cAsr.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 16.-The habeas corpus case
of young Mkcn has been postponed TIL noon toihor-
row when il will heard by Judge Swaine OF the United
states sunrene Court Gen Thomas has ordered Lieut..
Hugo 10 obey the WRIT This the first case under the
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
THE CROPS.

HoUsroN, Texas, Sept. 15-Only one-fourtn
70 onkhd Of the cotton crop will be realized this
from the whole State and it will not reaeh ABOVE my
~ corn is AMPLE aud in some counties eholnAous'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-The United States Kan,
road Commissioners after inspecting another see1 he
rs miles of the Kansas Pacific Railway, relr.so a as
Yesterday and leave for Omaha to-day tou uspee. 90 ~
9f railway lust completed on the Union Pacihc ho""
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
,pprsr OF 4 FFNIAN LEADER.

DUBLIN. Sept 1G.-James Bird, one of the tenlan
leaders who has been concealed on tho island SINCE
the last outbreak was traced to Howth last week
and his arrest quietly effected there to-day py
ha noIicp.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
TEXAS.

THE ORDER REMOVING JUDGES REVOKED.
UorsToN, Texas, Sept. 15.-Gen. Griilin's
order removing Judges Of the Supreme Court IN TINS state
and appointing others has been revoked
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer City of London which left
Liverpool J.. on the 4th and queenstown Oh tue
9Th of September, arrived at this port yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

thinks the moment at hand when the French Government
will have 10 take n most serious notice Of the att-
tude of the Italian Government which Is altogether at
variance with the spirit and the letter OF the convention
OF Sept. Is.
GARIBALDI AND ROME.
The Turin Gazette states that as Ga1baldl
was passing through Oryieo the 29th August the sol
diers belonging to the garrison well the populace
cried out Wire Rome! rent Rome! Garibaldi replied,
We will go soon, and by all possible means to Rome,
together not at ALL We at one OF those pOtci
moments which must solve itself of its own accord.
Neither nor any else can hasten or direct the s0l
tion Of il. There such events which unroll
themselves beyond all human will. Rome ought, and
Rome shall belong TO Italy"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
GREAT BRITAIN.
NIFECANTILE FAILURE,

LrvERPoo1, Sept. -Eyening-James Hewitt q
Co. of this city have suspended payment. lhe
amount of their liabilities has not yet been aScer-
tanned. The firm was largely engaged in American
trade.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
SPAIN.

THE UNITED STATES MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.
CADIz, Sept. 16-The United States vessels belong
ing 70 the Mediterranean Squadron. which have been
living in this harbor. sailed to-day for Greece.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

THE STEAMSHIP HISTORIAN INWARD BouND'
QUEBEC, Sept. 1G.--The steamship Nestoriah'
from vernoo arrived off Father Point ut u O'CLOCK last
evening, en- route " this port
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

Mrs. Cole, of the Cole -Hiseock affair." has be-
come insane.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
EUROPE.
DENMARK.

ENTERTAINMENT TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUI'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-26
seed COrn--EaONy 10 select il.

season never goes By without more or less
COM plant about scci-corn not coming up. This
Is owing 10 several causes such as damaged seed
shiItless planting: followed by wet, cold wealth
er. But failure Is oftcner the result of Door seed
than from either of the other causes named
There Is no grain the ye-ctatiye powers of
which are 50 Liable to injury a, corn \ very
slight frcern before the grain arrives at maturity
III thG field, u slight heating in the crib, or ex-
posuic - alterations ot rAet aud frost most
eiiec;u'd.y destroys it, germ. Farmers rely too
much upon corn cribs Toy their seed corn instead
OF selecting i at the proper ;im" in the fail 1t
will he remembered that very iIItlo corn escaped
thu frost last tai without damage.
1t Is npt sale "a dye seed corn alone by its
external appearance. The only safe criterion to
60 by III selecting seod-coIn. is the appearance of
the chit Every ear intended for seed should be
broken near the centre. When thus broken, if
the skin OF the chit is bliStcred or wrnkled, re-
iect it. II the skin is smooth and cear--not dis
colored, not one kernel in hundred will fail To
grow. This has been our practice i'll the selection
OF seed corn Tor many years past, and without a
single failure in getting full stand even when
selected from the crib. .
The true way, and the safest to secure good
seed-corn Is to select from the field the
corn is out of the dough state and fairly hard
Select the most perfectly ripened ears, braid them
together with a portion Of the husks, and hang
them up in dry place there to remain till plant
ing time Seed-corn saved in this way, seldom
if ever fails to come up when properly planted.
--Iolca HDmcMcti all. e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-26

Z CURE For THE CrRorLto IN PIUMs,-Mr.
Evenden, the well known gardener Of this city,
says the following has been tested and found to
be sure preventive Of The stack of tie curculio
Take a quantity of corn cobs. with a wire around.
terminating in hook at the end Of the sobs (;
then dip them into gas tar until they are we'll
saturated. IIanga dozen or more on the tree, in
different parts, and 40 carculio will disturb che
tree. Try it-Wpesi4u"eA. Pa, lBPaaueAn.- % 10 !,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-26

INDIAN CORN AS DGET.-Bread and butter
considered the staff OF life; they furnish suf-
ficient nutrition TO support the human system.
But we may pruhc still closer and say, Indian
corn viii do this alone. Corn contains from
three to four times the amount of oil which We
lind in Wholesome varieties like the yellow
eight-rowed and the small popcorns The oil
here will make up for lack Of butter in the staff
OF life The other materials are abundant, such
as starch, and heterogeneous or mascle-forming
matter But not nah varieties. The Tuscarora,
and some OF the white corns, contain less OF. and
more starch, &c. But most of the corns contain
greater amount of the ingredients necessary to
support animal life than any other one grain.
1t is hence that corn has assumed the importance
that we see It Win do in its different varieties,
for the coolest as wen as the warmest climate.
The Esqumaux win live upon it, and the hot
sesislander, and all intermediate population.
For fattening animals, it is unrivalied 1t is Ill
so generally digestive, especially the white va.
rieties, which ,hayc less, oil and more starch
Pairis FuImeT. -.' -,'l '''..' ...s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-26

, 4, T.. THUMB exhibited himself. $3.50 worth for
the benefit of the Bridgeport Library: Tho
Thumbs arc both we'll. 80 Is the little Finga.
I.rsau a1aw agoiT yAnroa allao . ri .sss. IL,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-12

milsn. Wfup, rurtrsfFi6e Nittfdte, ttn 2
Sabre alter SuI srd Ninber. S6w'ins' Z
sdaaie. elm SiusduIswas:n. tin Ore'aau'swa'
a,n mt 9cty cine Sstt Ssultitern NIT S6smsl
elm gHas, sine g3se, unS fona mod otsie atlttsl
Al umldnpli6 gu melecn.
Die S,Sinsaassn am gutaufstdSs unS auf'
wartuns pm
german Mobr.
1eeru.r 5 1867 nc3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-12

3psi pferte. baSUn
eine'8 S,bre ttrrlifs
SfeHs II. Srsibmab,s
ras arbsre III Gin 1.
Sabre altee autse 5a'
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Sltpine YitterS!
Js6ru,r 5 1867

DisIS tttannte unS 4: tsftett. Sittrrs. pirs
pcn gRur,s'n uns Stdu'sr. rpslGs in o'n @rttr'
een Der Gtw!i, stlammslt wsrrm, trTeitct bic
isltm fnp an uuU fir ft itotics, t!fB'n inssi'
i'm munSapcle @iunpbtt, itdrf,nte @tatnfhnt'
ten, WILD, tlppuabld in attn 5autn ocn Die
prlia, QppttitIciBfeit. Scptrsnnsn. Wa9'n'
Itmdtt. S6mirtd. Nrpciitdt. Sclif. tpi!srilte
uno tpppaUnbriIh, Ssltp,rpsn, frwe in olsn
5aa,n pon me;tlitsr Dstiuitdt. hfiam Nno.
SganFr 1T rIS 2ipine. Sttrs Gin GuFsr3'idns'
ttS Mrttl s9sn Galiss 5!strr, Stplsrl, Gbols'
zine, &c.
De Dcis In birIsn ssnanrtsn 0aIen III elm
gst6ifel ppu prtirat rar Gem <n, auh mstre
tmale bn Gag liver ssncmmsn, is nato'm 's
tis seft'etdt crsr Gausr res uttslo 9sTc'pert.
GisIss 8Hters II fir Damn pSsr fcl&e YnIO:
ren, wslGc t,iren s8.in cpsr eaarrr IiGten, robl
81 rmpictrn.
Die fcrist1b'r wad'snbe 9lldffdse fir bsltf
apscmsin ppruli,e curppii6e N'ittd bat bic I'm
srrSsihrclrn bsrparn, @sentsn In allm 3teiisr
ctr linton 81 etnsnncn, wrIde S'fedan8'n prompt
aueIubrfn nNetn.
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SreSs : SSaaren

Sa Der gSftm unb .leeantefsn Nuswati
aubabalb Nsw gJo,f, prrfsn ,u asrinaem pros
fIe. sipas tStr ole Die yitrp. gosftr prt{e, ptvs
fault psrbtn. Sis umfaiIsn:
6ran36iihe Merincss Gin ieeer Sarbe
uno Sbattirune,)
Sranj6Eber Hep, %. DO.
Srifb uno Srenb poplins,
Sinfahe uno fi9urirte WollensDetainS,
Wobli euftre, Gmpyeb @lotb, 8eibe
uno SdparSe SbeTs, S6parte une
Sanep SeicenBeu9e, Slaio popTine.
8eitreifte pcplins, Ylaio Wollene De.
laine, Hialo uno eeifreifte Wpaeae,
plao Cloth ,c.,
re'Gs In Srtrtif ibrsr guawatf, 8arietdf tnb
anssmtiIentii idr eas gstiirfnB, ben e,sf&mad
uno bic 5alGt frs putiifams uniibsrtufft@ Fnb.
SeIcnbere SortDeile in trm Sbapl.
Dfpartcmente.
gro6a In i:tsm @ipt. unb su i.btns gr.i5e.
rpsrisitsns um 40 grc,snt ttllissr, ole tpdtunb
etr leB!'n Soiion lanse unp Squart glantst'
s4awl In i'fT Sarstat su
@ritdunli6 bili2en YreiIsn.
SsEs Salmorals Su SO. so, potIt @rSse.
lDolrns DIaHAds in jtStr. 9arbe,
rrtaf.ilsr ais bas BCblislHe.
Mui1eIins, getbe,ge, Draperinss
unb ale fiie Stn Surssalt sstrauAte etcat ID
R'eusi'tcn prsiftn.
6errrn> unb Snaben 3eaee.
Tid:s Ierartsnsrt p'r>isrt tfirntus Bf.
,idfrnsuna uro eniuGit bic pcaaknbiafie ausS
pati BON 5rdH; Ga finer, Satinttt, Ssans. Rt.
fenarffs u ID tfm S,ed. faids unb Wts
itmadt ftr alfsn uno Sunssn anssmsifsn unt
sa snsm e,Gparn'iis BON mensasns 50 prustht.
Des @fitafts 9lntranses einsetenf,
wsIdtr bic JET tas Ssarss.n, @atn su asfausn,
b,slsists. uno w:ecsr i'm s5sles fiir bic 5sibi uh6
Bnter'Gonpa9ns tts Sinrsls, Bin Id sntIhtprs
fen. boe sroBs Ssii,m rnorilrSler WrsiIe unb
mSrbutiGs Drrf SuriifufGlsa,n, ptnn ni&t
8dnSlt6 su belltstn. urb Id priee In ter 3ufunft;
pte &c In Der gnsansentsit eeiGat, an tHsinrs,
Dicitc fsn6aItsn. relGss lautet:
u@rcbc Serfiufe unb flslne @sipinn..
Ots bette Waaren fir bas renis.
ite Selb."
gfss, puc Id pnGdrse. n dn gotlpuN.n,
um menn on4 nitt 81 fdufen, tp& einti, rt6.
iistn St8r'1 pcn bsn brrrftsnr,u Wut.a is
s'otnnsn ufo mrint spaartn eincm bGssn Ser.
aldfs NIT iusn msinsr NaGtarn ,u unt,trpe, fen.
Wan p'to au,f1etu, fos f. deer altt gcmpstl.
ton linp.
@. s. GrGmer,
tsrt ,,ga9ls Svtsl" ssssnatG.
| Ncbsrttr t3. 1868. rotS
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Sefentli6er Serfduf
0pn febr 1hGebarem 9auerei Stpd.

Dienffa9s ben 5ten Wdr5, (Sa ffnadtD
tcltu auf osr Bausrsi oss untr,ei pnst.n, eds9en
In Obsrs Masunsis 2ounldp. esda &auntp, tclssns
Be bsptsliht arnfd auf Sf.ntl,bsr Seneu DC toult
mtretn, u6mleb;
Gin 5 Sabre elites brounes pftrb, Gin 6:idbrisss
braunss pkrp-pies fup ron rsn bslten, fbSrten
uno rpertbuoilfeu 4fstcea in Dem &aunlp-ein
fbrpar,eS pisro Sabre Of, cine ihparjt Rdbts
Sabrsn at. cln brauuts Yro Sabr,n alt. Gin stIi
idbriass Sdusu 8 quite Nliihtdbr, Slpet BulIsn clr
cine BON aasa,sthnstsm Stcd 5abrsn alt. 5 8tn:
bsr. g edufe Shwsins. 2 3u6Nhnslns, II Shaats,
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ftanoisss Blusrst. 5t miss9' d'rr, b'tb'no aus
gfastala. dmtos, Shraubibactesr, 3ar9sn. 6dr'
msr. duts rpos oa,a 9sbctt. lin ttrtl'hsr Sdh's'h
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rsr Strid, otbciien Srutbadsn, Gin SdtIttarten
2 8arrsls Ssiosr @f'a a.u. 10.
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Sfsn nit 8cbr, Gitrbafsn, Sd6.,. Bitter urc tttr
baupt ole 1rtsn 1rtsi srdthftofsn mstt iu IobI
reid aue an,ufabrsn.
Die 8stinsunsen am y rfaufsta9s unN auf
partuns ron
S. SIaoc grcini9.
.Sobn s.. Selfrib. 2(uc;icnier.
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