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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-20

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
l. STATES for the Western District Of Peun'a.
In The Matter Of Stephen D. Bacon, Bankrupt
In BdHkruptcy
To ITaam Il mGy Concern: This undersigned
hereby c'r- notice %! his appointment aS Assignee
If St-pler y. Bacon O. Iaulluanuyya in The county
Of Wyomiac and State OF Pernsy Iyaaji, within said
District, Who has been aijuiged a Bankrupt upoa
his patliion by the District Court of said Dis
trct
p''el TnnkhaOno', the ith day of May A. D.
9n-
59ws J. B RHODES, Assignee,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-20
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Men Of Onr Day:

Or Biographies of over 5O) Of the most prominent
men Of The nation, including Grant Sherman, Col
fax, Sumner, stanton, Sheridan, Graw, Kelly Jay
Cook. Curtin, TrumbuI, Fenton, Buckingham, Will
son, Greeley, Wade Morton, Phillips, Farragut,
Chase, Logan, Stevecs, Beecher and others. En-
beiIshed with ~ iilelike Steel Portraits. GOO
?" ges Sold only by Agents. Great Inducements.
Send for circulars ZEIGLER, McCCRDY 4 co .,
Ola Arch street Phiia Pa
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-20
FROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA MARCH 10th, 1867.
lind "Hoo9anfs German Bit'rs'' is not an iHtoz-
featin2 beUeGge bm rs good totc Hsetnl IN d,sor-
ders Of The digestive organs, AID Of great be'et IN
eases Of debility and rant Of nerr0us action IN the
GEO " WOODWARD.
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2sth, 1866.
Iconsider "HOOGand's German Bit
ters" rdIudbLe medicine in case of at
facks Of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. L
can certify this from nay experience
oft. Yours, With respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
FROM REV JOSEPH H. KENNARD, DID,,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR.JAcEsoN-DEAR SIR :-Ihdre been freguertyre-
Qtiested 10 connect my lch recommendations Of
different kinds Of medicines bit regarding the practice
ont Of my appropriate sphere hare in all cases de
elied but '0ih clear proof in Udrious instances and
particularly my fdtiy Of tte usefulness OF Dr.
Hoofd'ads German BttsrS, Idepaytto once from my
usual course TO express my full c0Rrtctton that for
general debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint it is a safe and valuable preparation. In
some may fail but uS,tafiy. IdoHbt not, 1t t0i
be rery beneficial TO those who suffer from the abope
causes. Yours, ueJy respectfully
Eighth, GeIotv Coates 81.
Price of the Bitters, Sl.OO per bottle;
Or, half dozen for $500.
Price of the Tonic, $l.5o per bottle;
Or, half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic is'put up in quart bottles.
RecolIect that IL is Dr. H0ofdnds German Remedies
that are universally used and highly recommend
ed; and do not alioao the Druggist 10 induce You to
take any thing else that he may say just good be-
he makes larger profit on IT. These Remedies
U be sent by express TO any locality upon application
to hS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. o31 ARCH STREET Philadelphia.
CHAs. M. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly 9. M. JACKSON & co.
These Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, StOrekeepers, and medi-
cine Dealers everywhere.
Do not forget to examine iceH The article 80" buy 10
@dey to get the genuine
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-20
Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
Medicines. They can be administered
with perfect safety to a child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or O man of ninety.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-20
A%STnsNG LIKE tT !M

MEW I III Ba LIKE II TN
AZ MEDICINE luxury 10 the palate pain
ESSH less evacuant, gentle smulant TO the cir
III w cuaon, peTsplratory preparation an anti
E WI bilious medicine. s'omac' ic. u diuretic and
@&N @ an admirable geneial alterativcs Such are
the acknowledged aRI daily proven properties Of
TARRANT'S EEervescent APERIENT. Sold by
a Druggists
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-20

To Whom IL may Concern: The unlcrsgntd
hereby gives notice Of his appointment az Assignee
Of Eras.us ". Barns Of Nicholson in the county of
Wyoming ami >t4fo of Pennsylvania, within said
District. "h, has been aaiuiged Bankrupt uFnn
his petition by the District Court Of sail Dis
tIrt.
Dated Taakhanoogk the 4th day Of May A. D.
1868. J. L RHODES Assignee.
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rel arose: for there were loud words, saws the
policeman; not even the man and his wife who
were crossing the street, and at wnom, tt is
said, The pistol was snapped. Some person or
persons followed the officer and him after the
arrest. At the q door of the Station House. as he
from behind, and struck q severe blow or blows
on the head with some blunt Instrument. He
was summed. This is his own account and the
oncer testihes to the same thing. Then this
oinoer says there was no one AZ the station
House House 10 receive the prisoner. and
assailant without letting him 20. think he
Woulo have been perfectly justified In doing 80,
even II Devine had escaped which was not very
likely In his then condition. He did not call
know who his assailant was, and suppose the
perpetrator OF this gross outrage will never be
brought 10 justice. When Devine awoke o from
his eTun ken debauch he found his hair cloJted
with blood and gore, and requested In vain for
some water to wash and dress 1t, Offering TO
down to prison he wished TO go also, and
asked why he was not taken. He says that
the officer in charge. whom he named,
answered that "tbey wanted TO make use
OF him." No one has been produced To
con n edict these statements of Devtue or to ex-
plain them. 1 very much regret this, for the
sake Of the administration of the law. II l
thought that Devine had possession OF these
papers knowingly, and for fraudulent purpose,
would feel my self bound, of my own motion,
to order his arrest, and to commit him To prison
or bind him over to answer the charge before
the proper tribunal. But think that the evil
dence before me corroborates his own state
ment that he was in possession OF the SO papers
without guilt on his part, and therefore make
no rule in regard to him. Rule discharged.
AS soon as he had finished reading the above
opinion, Judge Sharswood adjourned the Court.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Rock Island he9E Reading, se'l Canton, 4sy4;
Pittsbafg, $50; Plttsburg and Fort Wayne, llI1i
Michigan Central, ll7h; Michigan Southern. S51s
New York Central, l291 illinois central, li4. Gum.
oerland PREFERRED 49, Virginia es 5 Missouri 6s ok;
udson River l341S. 6-20e 1852 lI2Z DO 1854 llo[;
DO. 1885, llO1s do new. l0S5S lOAe. l06 Gold 1887.
Money o@7 per cent Exchange, 91<.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IO.-Co,ton hrm and active;
middliLgs, 2 "a Flonr active ana hrmfr Wheat
nrmer snd % %nsehapEed: Corn hrmi white, s2O0 2s;
firm Al Sla5Q1l'b5 Oloverseed In good local
stock lgbG new, to 90; old tS25 Timoihy quiet At
sS1t@Sss Pi0Yisi9ps active Rad unchanged.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-10
1.-THE City Executive Committee

have authorized the publication of the follow.
Ing ca q, IN connection with the lists which
We VIII publish from day to day
HEADQUARTERS UNION REPUBLICAN Cry
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, No. 1lO5 Chestnut
street, Pniladel phia, October /, lS6S.-The fol-
lowing named parties nave been naturalized
by the Supreme Court during the present cam
patgn. We call upon our friends to closely
examine the same as regards the residence OF
the party, the name of the voucher, etc. and
10 make copies of the same, to be used on cleo
ton day.
WILLIAM r. LEEDS. President.
JOHN L. HILL, lO...o..,
A, M. WALKINsHAw, oeoe'aiieS'
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"A D D r z 8 8
TO THE
NEHVOUS AND DEB LITATED,
WHOSE sUFFER1Nes
HAVE BEEN PRoTRACTED,
AND WHOSE CASES
REoUIREPRoMPT TREATMENT
GENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.
RFoUIREPROMPT TREATMENT
GENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

n YOU are suffering, or have suffered Whh' eneo'
.ooa I, ,oroduce upon your general health
no you feel weak. debilitsted, easily tited
noes little extra exertion produce pAlpitation OF
he hearth ., .. ,,
OF order 2 ..D, =. av.nans,a9
Are your bowels constisatedY
hsva spels OF faintiog. or rushes OF blood to
the hesd2
40 ~ 80 mind constantly dwelling upon this suo)ecu
No Won feel dull iistless. nopipg tired OF company
or oflfeH a. no, avav ,ron,
everybody ...x, mr. ,,m,9
In your sleep broken or rest'ess?
+. ,be lustre of your eye az brilliantf the doom
ON your cheek ns brgntF
Do Won enjoy society as weilr
no Won purnue your business with the same onersS'
D.on Toe, 81, much con ndence In yourselff
A. vonr .pirts dull and tagging, given 70 nus OF
,s.nobolyP $50, do not lay 1t TO your liver OF oys
pepeia. -. 1,.. h.os ,voak xour
S..es veak and have but little appetite, ana you
.,,r,nuta This 10 dyspepsalor liver complaint
" reader The organs Of geneI ration, when ln
r,.,sect health make the man. Dlo you ever 'n'nA
sh., ,hose bold defiant, energetic perseVerink' sue
oessfal business men are always those Ia "ho 'neeo
-.u. are In perfect health' You never near OF suoh
- comp,ain of being Melancholy, OF nervousness
m nalp,tation OF the heart They are never atrSio
.nsv cannot succeed In business; 'hey uont oecome
.ss and discouraged; they are always poh'e anu pen
the company of ladies, and look you ana tnem
right in the face-none ofyour oownoa' iooks my
n,her neanness about them.
Diseases OF these Organs Require the Use
of q Diuretic.
uELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU
1sT THE GREAT DIURETIo.
Ana,. F.. Certain Cure for Diseases OF the
BLADDER.
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL
DRoPsY.
ORGANIC wEAKNEss.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
eENER AL DEBILITY,
And nj, diseases OF the Urinary Organs. whether ex
Astiug In ID ale or Female =,
I,ron, vhatever causes originating ana no mhUer "
how long standing.
rx-o ,,.asment in submitted TO, Consumption or
rn.s,,tx NAV eusue The records of the Insane Asy'
auns and the melancholy deaths by Consumption
hear ample witness the truth OF these assertions,
In Lunstic Asyums the most melancholy exnioiton
appears The coun enance II actually soouen anu
uui,e destituteneither Mrth or arief ever vsits IL
should sound Of the voice occur IL is rarely articu
late,
,.with woeful measures wan Despair
Low sulen sounds his grief peguiieo'
(ur a sh and blood are supported rom these
rouroes, and our health and happiness ana that O
postsrity. depend upon prompt use ef reliable
remedy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-10
OUR NEW VOTERS.
Naturalized wednesday, september

,sday, September 30.
Voucher.
Willo Soy Horrock
q Oor. Fisher and DIvis'n
w m. b. Tebley
1880 James street
Jonn Dugan
229 Locust street
John McDougal
ll57 N. Front street
Philip Thomas
t. 537 Powell street
Pnilip Boyle, M. d.
1882 N. Second street
Eo ward Dsery,
1912 Alder street
James Quigiey
972 Delaware avenue
M. w. Prendergast
4239 Fibert street
PeLer Bell,
1857 BrlntOn street
Jam es Moore
~ James. Falls Schuyl
William Gross.
226 Juniper street
James McCutcheOn
3 2l0S Amber street
Jonathan Cliff
Chester
John Fullerton,
ALI Elizabeth street
JOnn smith,
1921 Market street
B. +. Taylor
Delaware county
John Williams
Ala Callowhill street
William Gross
228 N. Juniper street
Ed ward Fitzpatrick
1881 Brown street
John McGarten
Consnohocken
George M. Derr
"a Thirteenth street
JOun Ward
1918 Filbert street
George Diamond
o Youder street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-10
D Z M OCRACY!
More of the Tipstave Citizens.

Below we present the names of portion
the citizens turned ont by the tipstaves of the
Supreme Court on September 30 and october
and 9. The following shows the number OF
names thus far published by u.s.
previously ............,....... - 8208
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the professIonnI VoucI,ers

did not operate very extensively on the 9Th and
9Th of October, so that we have few changes to
make In the summary Of their achievements,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-10

Name.
John OaTvey,
Cor OWN and Brow
" m Mccormick,
4l4S Ludlow street.
James DOugherty,
2z9 Locust street.
Richard Dawson,
Bouoinot street.
John Dolan.
ll6 McClelland stree
Joseph Daley,
1871 Filbert street.
Dennis Daley,
6l5 Baker street.
Michael Quigler,
S72 Delaware avenue
Frank Muihsll,
IlC4 Marks lane
Philip Siaup.
bZZ TDOm psOn street..
james crystal,
Frsnkiord Arsenal.
Matthias Schmteder,
l29 Juniper street.
Alex. Allen,
Fr'd r9. & Hart lane,
Samuel Priestiey,
826 Master street.
William Lynch,
44l2 Leiper street.
John McA1sms,
1909 Moravian street,
Michael Dunn,
Delaware county.
Patrick Bowers,
1884 Hamilton street
julius Schoning,
726 Logue street.
Michael Leany,
ia S. Fifteenth st.
Hugh sweeney,
NUrristown.
James Msher,
1905 Market street.
James Fly mn,
TU3 Front street.
James YosHn,
3lS Tenth street.
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NaturaIized MS
Frances o. Conner,
ITO n. I'D street.
JCBn W elsb,
Falls schuy kill.
.Junn BiehmaD,
Lewis ErDehsw,
MARSHALL d Diamond
Owen McGiOugblin,
1l4l s. Seventh street
Thomas Alisier,
3ll N. Sixth street.
Ed. Nsal.
3lst and Thompson.
Henry souder,
Chester county.
Daniel Mcconnell,
442 German street.
Michael Gallagher,
Hugh Brady
Charles Henry,
West Chester.
Henry Albert,
James Don avan,
lUS Union street.
James Stafford,
Patrick GIL,
292 Carpenter street.
Tim. Leonard,
1920 Almond street.
Francis TTalnOr,
MerVlne Bt q Mont a.
John Locker,
1902 Adrian street.
John Sims,
23e and Pine streets.
Michael Lanney,
Z Myers court.
Max HinerwRdel,
Ed. Smith,
1906 American street.
James Hampton,
Paul Wiedmer,
Rear 1870 Apple street
Michael KaeIle,
= 3lst ana Thompson.
Henry Bornelt,
Montgomery county,
James Burke,
Joseph Graf,
Joseph Christ,
1872 N. Fourth street
john LeviDs,
Port Richmond.
Thomas FlnnlmOie,
Rear 1923 s. Fifth st.
William O'LeaIy,
Fountain Green.
John Hertler.
SD and Master sts.
John Huber,
3Ol Thompson street.
Blnefeltns Seller,
32d ana Master sLs.
Charles McCloskey,
275 Levering street.
James Doyle,
Jam as Winters,
3020 Hampton street.
Luke M asset,
BusIletou road.
James Larkin,
10Th and York av.
J.fe. Cahtll,
1919 Carpenter street.
Rich. Gallagher,
PAIN ana Pine streets.
Thomas TiernaD,
BUCKS county.
James riRhe,
25l7 Frank ford road
Patrick Kelly,
S450 Ludlow street
Sebastian Yesger.
BIZ Thompson street.
James Fox,
Continued on u
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HELMBoLD's
Elk ACT BUCH U,

ExTRACT BUCHU,
xsrABLIsHED UPWARD OF 10 YEARS,
Prepared by
H. HELMBobD,
DRUGGIST,
Ne. se4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Eo ,oa 3. TENTH STREET PHILADKLP HIA, PA.
PRICE-si2S per bottle or six botses for $3.50 de-
uyered 70 any address. Sold by Druggists every
where.
None are genuine unless done up in steel-enEraved
wrapper, with fac simtIe OF my Chemical Warehouse.
and signed H. H hAhMe'Ao'
NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE.
corner of Finh avenue and seventy.s1.h stree street
"A HOME AND SCHOOL FOR THE SONS OF DE
CEASED SOLDIERS.)
DE- H. T. HELMBoLD:-
Two bottles onay OF the package OF your valuable
Bnchu presented the institution have bean used by
Abe children and with perfect success. In the case oil
ur little Lieutenant a j. his pride Is no longer NOR
Vded and hs Ia free from the daily morning anaIhe
n Vas OF the chambermaid who has charge OF his bed
6kg feel that knowledge OF the result OF our use
NJ Buchu with the children under our charge may
40, ye many o Superintendent and Matron Board
In9 schools and Asylums great amount OF Rnnsy-
nno. and mRny a poor child, suffering more from
veal ness than from habit, may be spared punish
pent that is mot knowing It as weakness instead
of a M d habit) most unjusty inflicted upon them
Tta nki w behalf Of the children, and hoping
others m W be alike benefited.
lam respectfully yours,
COL YOUNG,
General supt. aud Director.
June le. 1885,
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, /
January rs, 1888 J
Mr.. Fl. t. HELASpoLD-
Near Sir: - Your communication requesting our
..,ro. of sdyertislDg was duly received. but from
n,.ind,ce 1 had formed against advertising "cures
fnr secret diseaseg," " was iet unanswered During
an accidental convers ston In drug store the other
evening INV mind was changed on the character OF
yOu1 BUCHU. IL was tSen highly recommended for
other diseases by two physicians present
1nclosed please hnd our rStes OF adVertlsn&
Yours, etc,
t. r. Il. sTENHoUsE
Editor Nnd Proprietor Of
Dsily and weekly Telegraph,
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Total for September 30.

0U....."........""... ~
'nday, October o,
Michael Cory ie
7lO Carpenter street
Michael Rogan
Manayunk
Albert McCaier
James Gillivder
. 425 Belgrade street
Hugh MclIoughlin
324 s Sixth street
Thomas Henry
10 N. Eighth street
jacob Null
1910 Taney street
j. y. Smith
PotJstOwn
James Flaherty
All Lands street
James Boyle
Thomas Agnew
Anthony Henny
10 Jayne street
George Keller
1913 y. Sixth street
Thomas Carrighan
l08 Union street
Sam uel Howell
John smith
l7N Carpenter street
John Hoosey
1925 Hewson street
Jonn Burd
1916 Mervine street
Charles Brady
1902 Frank ford road
Palrlck Morrissey
26th and Pine streets
Hugh Logan
2l3 N. Sixteenth st
David Gritzner
20lS Belgrade street
Hugh Devine
Oliver ampton
j. T.. School
. Front loJ7 Apple street
jacob Null, Jr
l24O Taney street
George Durr
No. n N. 18th street
Patrick Cummings
9l9 Thompson street
Jonn Latz
Ferd. Straub
. lSl Lombard street
john Hoosey
HewsOn street
Thomas Hamilton
9l4 3. Fourth street
James Flanagan
Fountain Green
Jacob Null. Jr
Rear 1910 Taney street
JACOB Null, Jr
Rear lO4O Taney street
jacob Null, Jr
Rear 1910 Taney street
John Murray
Lower Merion
]. Mclaughlin, ,2217 Race
William Belshaw
1906 Wilcox street
John Il. Myers
Holmesburg
Patrick MCGUIRE
l747 Hale street
William Finnegan
1890 3. Ninth street
William Clark
Gath and Pine street
John DouRherty
t29 Bedford street
TbOmes Brown
1928 Frankf0rd avenue
Thomas Kelly
66ih and Market SITS
Jacob Null
1910 Taney street
Robert Stinson
1908 Bodine street
10 Second Pa0e.l
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Sin gift CUR 9lufifelma0 be-
ffintlnter Spe5iffcdtiDnem
be3ii0Iicb Der &etfeutpeAe.

Settton /. G8 fet bur1 ben 9sGpor unn ben
Sta0trat5 pom Raibgine peror6ne, SaB 6as SoIgenbe
ruegpflafer biIOen fon, ndmlid
gintGf5n 8 tcurbing) fOH aus GteinbISdeH,
fe1s 3oH bid, adf5ehH 3uM lief Hnb ncbt fpenieer
as pier 5nB lang angeIegt rrerbeu. Die obere
SI6oe, RE Xront, Sic @eTbtnbHneen NIB bic brtere
Settle ttifen odt Bon tef fetr nrb grade unS ridie
bebanen bic Stetfe Gtd geflGn 5uinmm 9efhptwerz
ben. Seber Stein IcH mad etneu1 rid5tfaers Wrabe,
wie fnLbes pom itdbtifben Sngenfeur angegeben 1T,
geiest Derben un0 MnB our9aus aebettet unb in
tttne STEELE etnaef1laeeu merben, bis er feit unb
6auerbaft eingeiett 1T. Cine w5ormD non Gtntettung
pom Gie5 ion LIBERAL gemdd5t Derben, unt ben stein
auf8nnebmen r6er icIGe onOe BorbereitlnG fou
gea9t Dtroens re n1n oeu nn1t6n6en ber 2ofGlttdt,
aIs itdbtf4e Siteefsienr onIpetien mag, mnb bic
@tntafiHng irH Oirc1auS IN Der 8itdiette NIT &es
9ser gebro9enem @eftetn perpodt ucrben 81 elmer
9She. naB isosr y1GIlHtet bes 6anens ober ber &bs
teeane ber einfailns rDn tbrer rttisen eiHte pots
gebengt lufrb.
Die 8 . fie (guttering) jOHe brei 6us nett Ietn
unb foa bic pom ftdntfGen Sneenemr an9egebene
5prm bnbeli. STE fcn aus Steinbl6den sHiammens
gefett fein gebdtnmert 81 elmer p6enhet, rcbtt0en
6ornt, ieoer @Lod icn rtbt mebr ais bret 3 Z bid,
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ober Gfnbetting pom EnBttes, fpentgftens bret Sou
fol- nit ber pom tdntif9en Sagenieur Gngegebene
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oedang bon 6InBties foH bann hber Sas Gnnse ses
brett iperoer.
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YfIaiferune tpirb BEN ffdbtti9en Snsenieur
nnnebmbar ietn, aber teins eertnssre ais Elm chen
u10 gut geLegter barter 8adftstn, emeeiegt an ct
mem mebl ger1mmten ober ioLtben @rlstD wirb setats
tet feirf.
@Eaferuns foute Don Der eisfaiTuns na9 benz
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SegAllg DON 4fider mn0eu perfGieben in oerArt oer
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fen BrDnt GeitefueQe iirb oDer rperheft ts
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henieLben peEetHb1r fnbs werben HERMIT pfbetrufei
Rtxffamfeit trsfen.
genebmiet ben 10. Muemn 1858.
VI. q. RggDem. Wgaupr.
alisf 10
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