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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05

THERE was some trouble among the Qua
ker City excursionists, especially in Italy,
arising from diversity of tastes. When
"Mark Twain" and his friends wanted to
play ''Old Sledge," the others were anxious
was inharmonious.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05
NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
l. fore existing between Joseph q. Neyett ID an
ie. CUSHING aad y0ha L. DaZis, under the firm
name OF Nevett CO.,.was, by the mutual agree
ment of the said parties, dissolved ON the 3l>t day
of Oct0ter, 1e67. =
The undersigned having purchased of his late
partners their entire interest in id partnership
Will continue the busiu at the place undel
the firm name of Nevett a Co. He will pay the Ii
abilities of the late rm and is alone authorzs cd t.
collect the debts due them. :
JOSEPH II. NEVETT.
Columous, Dec. 2j, 1867. .,-, .l dec3-d3t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05

In Freedom, Wis, a few days ago, a sher-
ifs officer attemp ed to serve a writ of
eiectment on h rs. Showers, when 81 at
tackled him with n axe and butcher mite.
After losing fiji gec the officer retire, ted,
leaving Mrs. ShCWecs mistress of the field.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05
FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS FAMILY HORSE,
"A Buggy and HARNESS. Horse thorpughbred--
to work anywhere. Can be seen nj
Reynolds and Rada ba gus stable. For particulars
inquire at No. l0S State street.
. dec3-dtf " ---f
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New Advertisements
Columbus Select High School.
Z o @ e

N o II 7 @ E
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MISS
i ELLA MERCER is discharged from my
School, an has not any farther c5nnection with
aforesaid School. JOHN l. CnARLOUIS.
.dec5-du ... ht- ...t Princilal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05

AT Ann AEbor, Michigan, on Wednesday
last, while little girl was playing around
a bonfire, her clothes suddenly caught fire.
Mrs. A. Snorer rushed to the child's assis-
tance, when her clothes were also instant
ly in flames, and both were burned to
death. -H 1t ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05
NOTICE.

THE creditors. Agents of Messrs Beandry, Morri-
l. son 5 Oft Qate) of Montreal. Cauada. and Dey
street, New York, now in liquidation. have on hand
about 5000 remnants of Scotch, English and Ameri-
can Woolen Cloths. in Cassimeres, Tweeds, Broad
cloths. " hitneys. Beavers and Meltons in lengths
from to 10 yds. Being unable to secure a suitable
vice of friends Columbus concluded to call at pri-
vate dwellings and the various business places in
and around the city of Columbus with quantities of
the goods to be disposed of. until their entire stock
be turned into casa. Tne goods are of the best
quality and IS per cent cheaper than any house in
Ohio. N 7 nov3O- d6t.
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PnESE IAIION Or
DIoRAM MI a!
.sa FARMS, MEMORIALS, .
.4.t AND -- tr,t ..
oTRER VALUABLE PREMIUMS

On the night of the 14th of April. 1865. the hand
of wre tched miscreant sent ABRAHAM LIs.r In
to his grave and spread m, urning over a Cent?
nsnt. An intensified gloom settled imp netrably
on every mind. Be elss dly toled, mourning dra-
perry appeared upon public and private buildings.
and all the chief places in the land witnessed the
general sorrow. Six days the martyrs remains were
shrined at the National Capitol. and tnen am, st
profound grief and universal sympathy, bnrne on
their journey of nearly two thousand miles to their
last rest in the silence of the Western prairie.-
Never before was the memory of any man so honor
ed in is death, any obsequies participated in by
so many sincere mourners, - ts,..- nm
Over two and a half years have elapsed since the
calamity occurred that plunged nation into
tears" and during that time number Of them mos,
prominent American Artists and artisans. direct.
iby II aster mind, have been industriously en-.
gagged in the reproduction Of the funeral pageant
the grandest the world ever witnessed.
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Free to Everybody.E !

A Large PIP. Circular. giving information Of ths
reatest importance to the young of both sexes. y
1t tteaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected. and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
heir Address. and receive copy post paid By re-
turn mail. % 70 .s
| u .lllaasl. Address P. o. Dfawer21.
mar26-dawem Troy. N. 7.
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dollars. -,-..s,--- s,,- -..,5.-., ..,, ..,
TEE body of Mr.. James F. Neal was
found in the water under the bridge across
Snyder's head-race, on what is called the
Troy road, west of the city, says the Spring
field Republic, at about eight o'clock this
Monday morning. The discovery was
made By. Me. William R. Stewart, who was
passing at that hour, and had stopped to
water his horses. The drowned man was
In q sitting posture, the water just cover
lag his head, ,sand his hat lay on the surface
of the water few feet distant. There was
snow on the crown of his hat, indicating by
Its appearance. that the drowning took
place before the snow ceased to fall on Sum-
day night. There were no marks of vio-
lence upon the body. '<9,kSss DO -
The National Union, of Mahoning coun.
ty, urges the Democratic members of the
Legislature to choose John L. Webb, ESQ,
OF that county, for one of the clerkships in
their gift. The Cleoeland Plain Dealar says
that Mr.. Webb is certainly qualified for any
clerkship, and we indorse the linton when
it says: "For fifteen years OF gallant conduct
In front of the enemy Mr.. Webb deserves
promotion"
THE WoodaSsd Spirit of Democracy saws:
The good people of the town of Beallsyille
ana vicinity are considerably frightened,
owing to several cases of genuine small
pox. vaccination is the word with them.
AN old man named Anderson, living
near Jacob Norris, south of town, dropped
dead one day last week. Cause, disease of
the heart, says the Woodsfeld Spirit of
Democracy, Dec.S. AZ ''-'S r,..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05

'tIt Is to be regretted that there can not be q
greater conanaingling at this time bet,oeen the
citizens of the tpo sections, and PARTICULAR
LY OF THOSE ENTRUSTED WITH THE LAW
MAKING POWER" ----
Could language be more plain than this,
that all that was then needed to complete
fully and satisfactorily for the good of
the whole country the work of Restora-
tion, was the permission of the Southern
States to resume their right of representa-
tion In both branches in Congress. A few
days ago, when under oath, he testified be-
fore the judiciary committee, he testified
that on the cessation of hostilities, 'there
,oas a very fine feeling manifested in the
South" and that he Thought zoe ought to
take Advantage of it as soon as possi-
be-" So feeling, it is no wonder that
he regretted that the Southern
States were peremptorily and insolently
| refused to resume their right of represen-
tation in Congress. 1t was two years after
he had given public expression to this re-
gret that he testified before the Judiciary
committee. Did he have occasion to revise
or modify that regret No; but he felt it
incumbent on him, the probable candidate
OF the Republican party for the Presidency.
| to say that, as es lit of not taking advan-
tage betimes of he'very fine feeling mani
tested in the South" at the close ofthe War.
.sinee that there. has been an evident
change there" This testimony, SO solemn
| ly delivered by General GRANT, gives force
| md emphasis to President JoHNsoN's dec
laration that ''the continued disorganiza-
tion of the Union," is "a subject of patriot
ic and profound concern" g., ~. .
| On the heads of the Republican leaders
and managers in Congress rests the respon-
sibility for this patriotic and profound
concern" rs..se-s asa -=.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05
Guardian Sale.

FINDER AN Or DER OF COURT 1
u offer at private sale good brick dwelling
known as the Miasproperty. on Rich street, near
Washington avenue. s-5tt.L---., q a
nov2s-2wd WIN. JAMlSON.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-24
9as 9tder 9ianO>6Orte
Gpeider, SO. 4 gIeefer StraBe,
gSetp.Wprf.

Der 11ntersei6uete label a@tunsSnDu bic 8ea9s
tns bes 8nbihims ib Der 8rofeffton fir oieie be-
riibntten runtelte elm, tpele ufter etrier beion-
sern Aufbt aus Dem beiten seSprrten gtatsral oerz
ertigt iinb.
Gas Seder Piano bot ale neueften gerbsherumsen,
Is POLES, eiiernes @efel, lberSoseren 8aB, Gltens
oein 5ront nit RetaH ausgelesfe 2D6er, frenaDfi9e
Odulpfer unb bis amf bic aRtte ses S9iiiiiebrsttes
llbersogene 6dmmer.
gr. Seder's prattif&e Grfabrans aLs gerferttser
pom Biancs felt ebr als Is ahren, lit cine btnretS
enbe 0aramtje, saS feline Snftrumente nuibertreffs
E15 fnb in StGrte unb 9auerbaftigteit hes gaues,
Reirbet, Rraft uub fneen6er Giseni9aft bes Zones.
Die Ssdsr giano Series finS isRr grobe, pOaitSn.
berseeM iinS, fir bic pole ednse pon fisben Sabren
garanftrt perben uab aud ben eriten @re:s erbaIten
babeu. mo fie nod aussefeut rSen ,paren; als aud
Bic @mpfe5Inngef Der befien 9initIer Ses 2anoes =
9reis nom $5O0-$1000. 0ie inrere Maidinerie Der
i,iebrtser bsaabIteu Snitruments senss SieieIbe.
tpie bic ber b6beren aiberaIer Sabatfr ben hanbel
0eiftIi5e unb @uffIebrer. 8ei9retbMnssIifte au,
&nfu9en eArd9 bic 8on. ~
lfrGBer IN 8TOeme Gtruse)
SO. 8Ieefer 9traBe,
b,9 6gt s., f Rewgo t,
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sSxSi6btiN fir @rffuber mttb
GGee6dmiFer.

patent altf nene Grfinbnnsen.
Die i1nterseidneten Eaben fett lber stpan3is
Sabren patettte fir beuff4e GfFn6er heiCrst.-
Niebr ala aebn tauieab Qdteutt iIsb nnr9 uas
erlangt prrhen.
Cine 8rOi9Sire, IN tpeI9er Der fur Grinder
nEtbige Ratb entbaIten III, Irire gratis an
alle Mppltfanteu Serianbt.
Srher, Der Elm patent N ben 0ereintSten
@tanteg fir II Sabre ~ erlansen Uiinftt unS
Der baffslbe am biqtsifen uub f6neaffen befOr8t
baben nill, lollte lidb .uni Snfrrmattrn an
Dunn unb s pv 80. 81 part Sp'u, Nfp
gerE penhen.
Sin aekunbeues Bud, tpeIGes iitfr $50 81.
Infrati1nfn tttb6lt, fOwte AbbaHeIutsaen Iber
ale @eaemlf1nhe, bic afedaRitfr MA6 Granher
interelIIren, III Bel urts ~ pegtauffr. Sir IS
Gents trer6en mir elm faldss Seoenr, Der fIt
barnnt nteIhet. sui9tdests
Wfdft nbreIlire -
DH1s smo wtmnn n Co.. 81 Park Row, N. 7.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-24
&oulebtt. Orgcln lnO
Niel00rDlls.
8enen einRtmmis Der ese greis, etae GeIb.T ebaiue
,,slls ben beiten Gabinet=O rgeln"

8enen entn.mis Der srfte greis cine GeISsT ebaile
,,Slls ben btiten Cabinet rgeln"
i'm gnterifanif9em Snftihste, gep gerf, Dttober
1866 auertanrfipurbe. &
MIs bic portreffi&en it, Der Bei9afienbeit Stdrfe
lln6 Wanni9faIttgtet bes Sones uue in Der abl Der
8it5nmmenitelun unertGnnt.
Da bic beiten nitrumetite rou Muterten bort lpetts
eiferten, 70 HeB eas, ruelhes ben Seg n9s entrus,
gll@ts ~ bejiegen fbrig. Mmerican Art eSoHrrat.
(SerauSsegeben pom eipem hetannten Ruiftrititer.)
sic baben ebenfoHs ben erftef greis LIBERAL oauon
aetraaeu, mo iie ouseeiteIt ruuroen.
OtGeIn nit 9enaen elm, slpei inh bret Taenreiben,
feds grDbe = 1850 bis $500. Dine 8ebaIe, nit
einfader ober boppeter Hetbe in groser Wanni9faI-
tigfeit sos Bis $45. Deie OrgeIn nit tbtet glatter
pfeifendbnIiten GisentbauIItbteit seS Zones, i96<
men GoIofIapper, StGrfe hes Gbore, Mnbertreffliben
RebaIen ah6 ansemeiten Drsetetfettem, etgnen ii4
uorai9Ii5 fir &iroben, eddie, 9anRen5tmmer unb
S9nlen. Siefelbef fnb In 6ddber pom iolioem aals
nnbbOIs, sef4maduol seabertem BaHnut tneuer une
ori9tneHer Stgtl un5 eteguntes Rcieubot5 pom ben
pra1tuoufteit 8ei9nang spnos guSitattuns nno eer
been Mrbeit einseIest ba ptrs, 6ab ieees
Snitrument Elm gRufter in feiner Art lei. Ale Sn@
rumente bis berab anf Elm feines, ragbores SftGpe
ReIebenns tabeR bic id0ne observation-disclosures Obne
Gin groBer BOrratb tets an ber SanS IN nnierm
aasemefnen @boIeiale 1Eb &etatl=Sa9er, 9so. Sl1
8rNGopap.
rIniere rfuIirenbeu iHaftrirten 9resIiten NIT unS
feren ueuefem StpIen nb iest fertis. Dian lafle i@
Elm GirtRIar tominen.
Welpubet, 8elton u. Co., Sabrifantea,
ms22 3R Ro. 841 Broobpap, Nep Yort Gitg.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-24
WerbinbIiebeeiten

xataIbetraa pom gerlMften, MRipriGen
mr. Standardization. $o15059.6
per arSkfe 8etraa, wel6er IN einem etnsenen (erter
afeffel gale peti4ett wuros mar $1OvUO, pop nnero
eeiseH De Tdae. ais cine aussmstne asssL $1,000
- @eIeai6afk Eat Eejpe angemtinfn Eeseln aber
- nee EsTlres6e in irgeTb ener GfaDt Sorf
sc+ Oh SnSepere6 fofberE Last 9 IN eteier Dette'
6nuo. In ieheuH einaetneR SALE DON PEN al9eWstnsn
Gborcfter Der Sete per SfFoBen' se's
Gisieit Der q: e. barters
oSsr sesrsosatsonsottes besIeIttt is6s SarbsHans.
80! Ss sss a Sss S S.as por, IS. a.1
6fimfOm B. Mi8e, Swetter 9iees4rdtoent. ano
3p%. R Ba6SportbsA iFf. Seeretdr Der MSTos
politaa 0erf9erunassefeli9att na9eem oses.osn
sgsea sagsi$gorsn f5s sssf ~ Sos pSias
zine freMe, poHe uJy6 snperIdee Aaseinaneeftesnne
Ser BtEbdltnike beieeter Cooperation " ao eas r'
- abetI beiArieeeneH 8eamten nerieIben fute.
es.,ei6u.t) GIimfom 10. TiSG,
ppeiter giees FrdfoeAi.
,o.,.i5ns aBln. q. sgaeSwogth,
= Aifiit. SetTst6E.
anterf6neesn nab Dor mt: esi9porsH' an o'e'fH
ae Taae See 3aHBaTs A. ID. 1901
les.ei6uet) Geware De NoR.
Dsffentli6er Hotar, reiOirsns IN seI
Gfabt Stem BORT.
@Aeu ~. goa, AeenteH.
ofHee: sfaatsbaHt Bon Tenrefiee,
eds Gbsrrp une Union Str.
- Ceafbptaes Eenn.
Gfaat 3enMefhee.
GowpfroILeE's DfttcG I
g2ai6uiae. ben 5. 6ebruar 1867.
ca n On. Hc4AeE, GontroGerw ees E@aRamtes
iasiniee bieTmit, hap ole
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Nai6DiIlc nnb &aDrniile
GiienbaGll.. 'a 5 is'all

0ie MtfisnsBa1et Ser EsnneHsesf nitS YncifslGt'
isabokrrIieasr iest IN sfr pttee ron SET. "a AgsE,
tfto trib 4Idrttert4 8dnt, @Ge pom Luton afb cot
eae Strnbe en. 9te Mftie feet iese e50s bic srftg
srfor6erli1e &tntabluRe betr&st 81 per
Die Nusesnns tiefer Dabn tt polfefeet, ete Ytoffs
oufidbten Blaue 8eridbte une Mbfdd$ungen filte iR
5. % gIIen's 3ffse sinsafshe,:: 4. -,
Stoot ara GatpidIangsmitteI hes MdeybaueA uah neg
rinsralii4en Reidthtrer teitit ntt Gbeyf@gtt psys
Se ba bteieIpe hIr etR 2one I6ritt, weIDs8 uli1sy
sIei9Ii9 IL Beias ant ben gnbap son gftgsiss pns
gisbweibeli ~. an .setrsg sass' q, 9oEesstfele
perbeu. 2simt @n5n IN sA Set GEaafen Eaish N6tH
ssueer. ig ssia aH eissratssn, mic aop.sD Gllsa.,
Iiefern nnsrid9TPft3s EslisR Ssr tsi.eR RaRf
i,sbssaI FsiSIs@s7 YateFsrftss ipr aas RsaEi@'U
@ean bieie gaAE9sban ID a pigh BET ben isEt p
,tieertoer s!dhrpts fen MMb bet bet
Sfu9ibuEset ainH neN afcben &ilfSqe1l.H ftslet
Stnat bic elMpp6iibe @inmene srRng persp NJ
siebeh unk &ts sdNdtb wsISen. ~ ~ -.
aBiy uppMlixen HnfI lqa @saaitRIls ehj Sssek ess
II tkniAnis NftteN ~ hthnsn tas - eleiss Nssee
nskgsa Hts alsn asal.sE ~ AasfFtaseNessu rs1I1
\ lAlS HzSTsct 7sffaas-isg:
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Ameritaniid)e Srgeln.

Gs umfast, uon Ser f6neufet nnb anfresenbRen
Wufit bis su ben bimmi9 fronttnen &ldngen elmer
BEN nod ben 4ionps rsn 2e,iten, bic r oie balben
4usaabe madden tSnnen une ruenieer gtaltn1 hanen
porgesoSen
ten ,tfb Sreiie beitmMen. - -
Maent,iren rperben 9dnblern sngeianst nnb bssens
te6e Brosente 2ebrern u SieeeruertdHtern befpshgt
siberia SIT, gBbplefale-sfssnt
80 5S1 BroaotpaD, Stern Sorf-
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Nenlinlt0n' s
Ieiter : SSuffem..
, lsenteineu 6anbet gu finSen.
Me6r als 100000 Der Ser, staaten
Neaieruna aeliefert.

W(ebr alS 2OO,OOO Der Ser. StaaIeH
&esierung seliefert.
4rmp RepoEDsr, 44ItOO in GaIiber,
Rapp ReuoIuer, 96I160 in GaIibeT,
Sol RepoIper, (5elbffpaaner) RaDp 6a!tbeT,
Bolt RspoIpsr, (gsapp size Galiber),
golice Repoiuer, tssapp size ReDOIuer),
Reue Taf5ensR epoIper, Unit aSSungsbsbeI,
Eai@ensReuoIuer, (SeIbfipanner),
Repeating giitplen, (cuiot rt.) TT. 50 Patrone.
Rspeatins BiftsIen, iGaiot pt.l Nr. 80 4Gtrone,
DeftentGi9snpiitoIen Str. % 4atrone,
gewebrROIben, sebrautt Rr. 20 PatEOns, sg
GiaIdafise 6Iinte, tS&totssweBsJ - = ~
RepoIpsrba4ie, 36ilO0 GaIiber,
SinterIaDansssewebr (Ba9fe) Nr. 80 gatrors,
Breed aoobing Garbiaer Rr. as Yatrone.
L. 3. Bi5ie (StGIHauD init SabeIbaponet, a
u. g. se,osene gsssets, sprinsfel @aitsr.
Ilniere neuen SinterIabun9s8 eiuebte
fino eben fur ben WilitGroienit in Gus
ropa aebiIIigt ln6 a1aenonlrlrrt tuoroen'
@. Neuiinefrn s G6bite,
Slion, Nep gorf.
aaeHteVs
Roore u. Ni3oIs, 10 Yort; sos. g. @obo u. &G
9biIabepIhia; 8oul neD y. Irtmhle, DoltLmore; 8
9nbion u. Co., Eew Orleans Mn6 RempRts, e. y
Guutfep u. Co., Ct. 2outs; @thert U: erGnes p
Srnneiseo. wv -
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@eSen MuS5ebruue.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (nntei
pbospborigiaurer &altiDrup.
9ieies neue SeiImitteI pirtt ausse,ei9net bet Gus
berculoie mad S1pinbiRCbt, bereN sefabrli9sre
Sputptome es fefort beisttist. 49, +
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Gtaat Eenneiise,

@omptr0lers Office,
TaIbpiue, Is. sSnli 1867
IN % @.6aatburn, Comptroller bes Staats=
d1sses tezeuat pierburh, ooB bic SnidernodeT yea
BerIiferHuGs 9eieui6aft in 9eIp BORT mtTs M
dnslide.i Stabr0Sis oauon belt eora9t par, IGb S;
SSsiese Sts Staatl5 Sennehee uon Berii9erunss Ge<
jsli9aiten perlarss na9setommsm ". nno lernsa
iScS.Iiboft ebtnfaus ben geies ibeu Mntoresrun9en
ses Staates, in 8etrsH zines iOI9ea asentsn' enf'
oprodber bat. o.-.,r.,. o.ba,s -u,sr.
SemgenIdB III gsnannte &ntderpodeg seg ~ ~
seruSs CSejeuittaft a,ltoriirt, oas Serli6erun9sS
6eitait in Der aO, 9laibOias III S'eiem Staote )"
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Gemptrouer pom Senne1lee.
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8rDmn & 8erfins'.
Niaups far bas 8Dlf.
42O 8roome Ctr, Stem gorf.

air psaen bic auf,nertidmteit bes gubEtunis aai
friere eIeganten 9ianos nit nenen sStalen IN Den
gtui. 81 - Sftapeu, grose 5ront, runbe eden,
aIangenartiger BoSen, eanoeoer adstsdl9e essr ges
'd5nitte 8eine; seraber SpSen, bic Rrbp f@en Cyl
sg pseTs Sitapsn sbenio ME stgi Il, nit
serpefltin af benz 8rette @ssgsba46f. sei9 m.stsn
Bfsnsn aS ottapei,, Sic arosei, rOtedsi,abs
r,n,het Serpentin I'M Booen; bic @usbauthungen
isielben mic I'm Gtpl gsid'iste sgFa nS ga
aga p1et5 as)s tsa1e, D,sa srobs rss
Der Rader polirt, MusbaI5aaseg an NJ zen ne
Brett serpsnttnboesn gslM.sts s9ra a"0 ''o ss
Is s saen gtDIe nD In eIsgamtem aoienboIsrz
Hieren auSgeIegt unb habeu eas poAe e!erne SeFel,
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ttsnt iibersosenen gaB fat are N Ottau plenos,
peite lest fabri,irt werben. Sic Iperoen aug pen
bs pstsat g @eius ss nnS Y ss
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4ir ienfer Sic Mufmerfiamteit Ses 9ublitanls, Ser
ssaisr sne Sss SsmSsls asT eRs ssnes
9a mir bic sroben aisgaben ue5meiosn, pes9s NJ,
fsftbareu Tabrifen anb tbeuren Bayern ~ per Staoi
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ano iaben nun s5eoermann Elm, e,etoeh 81 Pr"Ieh'
ehe -iie ireenO mo an5erS taufen,
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,,aft cine arose 8arabe nit &dnflerndmen 81 MAJ
ssg g. ans5s 8sns @eT 9s5lSa Ra
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sGmeis Mr,S stdrte, 10 Die MasbaIten oeS Zones y.
{. 3. bsrt a eigens srabras ssSen S,sa % n
@ e fS6oen aiinftIers, IueIder III einem Scr=
ratBsbeu,e Sfsitrumente n stiten Con unS Drsngng
ne-E,,fsf tiIra nadbbem tie bic eften peaehoenoen
SarSaritie 6es Mrbettera erbalten baben.
l1nfer gto1to TT
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nsyz- RQn fenbe uRr elm Circular an -
-" Brcpn s Werfins,
b.4s SIN s 400 Brpome StrdBe, Stem gori
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Rei1er ale Gppaipbalfa,n

Iinb 8rtmault's HRattieo eapieIn une bic Rattieos
NitteIn m ais erfoIaIos erIpieen baben, pirb bird
Bic Watticopreperatione Der edn5eno5e Griolg srf
,ieIt. Or. Ricora Der beribmte Spe;talt Tpeneet lie
AT ausfbIieBlib an. 9ie Gniprisang IoirS bel frs
den u6 bic eapeIn bel ueraItetea 6duen in An,pene
bMns gebracbt. 5s@-9-5-
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9ebcns Serit6ernngs>

NlUIuS Nv IVut$%%t*s8%
0efellfdbaft TN Oeetp @Drf.
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8erbaltaiile
Der &niderbofer 2ebensOert6ee
runes e@eieli4aft in Stem eSorf
am /. Suli 1867, benz Staate
Sennehee porgelegt:
'ernsns-Rams uub ReFbens Der @eieGf4aft:
&HiderbOffsr sebensSsrfisS per
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser 2opitaI @ttien ;:
Sin SMnnert 2dujene DOMars.
Der snssSs9tsss a Spars
Observation-Disclosures Der SeteA19ar' 80, mo "a
+ n a5tiastts sesnSsigtasam in ssas
J. sos sss as aitis i'm sess Ser Gsifa:
A. gsalSta ssr Ssisaiaait 6ar9 SDpo: 90 "a
s. Nngssrpe sts aeii5srte GtbalSen 1l7si6o0
- Gs,,tSsr f;ip asrSwis,, 5q49t3.66
= Sus nunern eEherhejten ,...1,t5 Isl ,691 At
sOtsI g., 1885, 357 AZ
5anftems-Sstrae Der gsrpfi9tunsen Der
@eieuf9aft gegen Sante" oeer
Sssrten@-iT %;aSar ,,S gsS SabIbsrl 100000
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pateusLgerIaIstc: mttt abseiaast ~. -
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partenbe MnIprhDe-. .-..t-.
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etIftens-ser srDBte Betras siaer enseI< os ooo ga
men Strf'sss rsitss spmaa, Sra TH0'
s SsS; s. sos S"' sen /. snii 1867.