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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Has long been Manufactured by practical chemist and
every OF nndar his ere with nvarabie asc
racy and 1t is sealed and protected by law from
tsrets, and consequently be rolled on "a esuuiur
without adnlteratinn. 1t supplies the re.eiy ths
world has known for the Of all pulmonary
plants: for CeUGFs. CoIps oARsENIss ASTHMA, Csoxr>
WH0oFISG CouGH BRoNcH1TIs INcPIEST CcsSrxr1Ios ar
for the relief Of consumpve patients in advanced sac
the disease AS time makes these facts wider and bstr
known this medicine has gradually become tile beet
of the afflicted, from the log cabin the Aneric,,
peasant to the palaces Of European kings. Throupho,;
this entire country in and city. aud
most hamlet il contains CHERRY pECToR,L
the best Of all remedies for diseases OF treat
lungs In many foreign countries il is extensively used
their most intelligent physicians. If thefe any depend.
what Of every stsrop certify Il has
them If We trust senses when .lr
gerons affections of the lungs yield to it if ieest
the assurance of intelligent physicians whose knsti
to know in short if there is aBy eIiarco upan
thing then is it rrefutably proven st this medicine
the class of diseases i is designed for rord ata
all other remedies known t. mankind Nothing hu It's ,
trinsic virtues. and the isakabe b,nrft conterrri
reputation it enjoys While my inferior rsr,eIi--
been thrust upon the c0n1nity. hare failed srd h-ri
discarded this has gained friends Ivy every tnI NrFrr3
benefits the afflicted they ry"t rfr-r1
too numerous AMI remarkable to 10 Forgotten.
Prepared by Dr. ). &. AVER.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEM'S".
LOWELL, MASS
AND SOLD By
Sold by
T. &.J ROBINSON.
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SCs BURNERS. The best and safest
lamp top ever invented Explosion no
bongcI possible. Two sizes Call at the City
Drug store and see them in operation.
o. K BACON,
37f Druggist.
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ABSENT. We are glad to announce that
|r editor has so far recovered as to be
|c to go to MenasLa, for which place he
|rtcd last Friday morning, and has not
returned.
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be- a prominent gentleman OF STAN
ford, Conn, who married young milliner
there about year ago, has had wife and
two children appear suddenly to him from
Australia 1t is said that she will be ap-
peased for $50, 900.
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Democratic National Convention.

he time and place for holding the next
mocratic National Conyention vas fixed
July 4th in the city Of New York, by
|c Of seventeen to eleven, in committee.
August Belmont F. O. Prince, W. A.
)brich, w. F. Story, George H. Paul
Louis Y. Bogie were appointed com
|tee to prepare an address, and met or
Oath for that purpose.
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Es3 e,I,-. & s:srass -
suljonsd arc the sateua,.s ffsa s.ae eminent ply
usks. IL tasx enscrs - their Fl:cfil-.
As A FANrLy PHrsrc
asa Faa DsS Il ". 1ntsyicaf. a Ms a,.,s.
"Yonr piLIs arc t- prince of purges. r.H s.ssgaas
Qualities sarSs an v. posses. They mill.
which nsks them Lsaiuaois to in the daily tsat
Of disease
FoR JArNDIcE ANs Att LIvse COMPLAINTS
Ros Dr. 7asf,ors sss, af Sss rsrs Gss.
"Net only yor. p4TLs admirably sssptsai 70 th,Sr
purpose sperien but and THAR baaeacis, efsss
Upon the Lyar very na,iud inared. They hare In my
paints than any Que reuseds manion ssncer-ar
rejoice that we havs a. length enrgstve VII h IL wosihy
Tie conndsnoe OF the profession and the psoale.*
DyspEPsrA ~ ISDroHsTIoy.
Froa D. Earrs J. Hser Of $. Lo.a.
Ths Pills yna 1.ad eaou IN TO send ms Rave tA~.
all used in my practice d haFs satisfied me that they sra
adapted the disease. human systsm that hey se~
to work them aonc- have cured cas-s Of DIR
other remedies we commonly uss Indeed expert
mentally found them 20 le efc.gsl In ssst ali tie eoss
plants for which you recommend them"
DysESTERY - D1AERHHA - RELAX.
kFor D J. G. Green, Of Chssze.
Your Pills have mad long trial in my prse.se All
hold them in Of the cperi.s hs,s evps
an excellent rsnsd when given In ssa doses for btss
d3ssaiey end cioJT,. Their sugarcusing makes than
vsry aecptas aHs cnsenisat for tbs Q: Nsd
children"
INTERNAL OGsTRUcTIoN-Wo oRMs--SrpPRyssr
FsT' As e. Stuart, ssS rrastisss fhssca~ Aiss
81 find two large your prILs taken At Ia
proper tine excellent premotiyes Of the natural
tion when Uiay partially suppressed and also very
te, ua to clearse the stomach and expcl They
50 much the best rhysc have that rscoucnd s.tsr
to nly patients"
CONSTIPATION - CosTIvgYEss.
From Dr.. J. p. Yuuqtn Montreal Csnaaa
Too much be said your Pills for tho eusa OF
Conferences II others of fraternity have found thes
as ecaeons as have they shonld join me in rroclanins
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b. The bill vacating certain alley in
s village, which was vetoed by the Gov
or, has been passed over it.
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THE MAsorERADE.--Thc Masquerade
yen BY the Turner Society last Tuesday
|ening, at the Turner Hall, was decided
|ccess, the hall being crowded to its ut
bst
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New Advertisements.
II. O,CONNOR.

DOOT and Shoe Maker, west side of Hub
ID bard's building, corner of Eighth and
Buffalo streets, and will be ready at all times
to manufacture Bolts and Shoes to order, and
and of the best sock that can be found in the
m rket. 9 81
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sGr The Chicago papers are amusing
themselves by publishing list Of promin-
ent citizens of Illinois who do not want to
be Governor of that state.
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StA~ we are pleased to announce that
|r. RICHARD 0 CoNNoR has again started
boot and shoe store on the west side of
|UBBARDs building, corner Of Eighth and
ufalo streets, where he will bc happy to
|e bis old customers. See bis card in
bother column.
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LAKEH L.
Two Rivers, Wisconsin.

JOHN G. BONN. PROPRIETOR.
TTHIS House has been renovated and re-
/ fitted throughout. and travellers can de-
pend on kind trcatmen ut, clean rooms a nd that
the table will always be supplied with the best
the market affords. JCHN G. BONN
Two Rivers, July II, 1867 2yr
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NAvIGATIoN- We notice that Capt.
boDRICu is already preparing his boats
+ navigation, and we hope that in few
Pcks we shall haze a regular line of
Gamers plying between this port and
hicapo.
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BLACK Crook. The Black Crook has
en played in this village two nights this
lex, and was greeted with crowded
uses every evening.
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HENRY SIBREE,

JUSTICE Of the Peace Will make collec-
d tions, pay taxes. search the records, draw
deeds, mortgages, contracts, &c. AL business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention.
Office in Huehner's building corner York and
EIGHTH streets.
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p@- Owing to sickness in our office VIC
unabled to present TO our readers this
|ck bat little reading matter, but We
be next week to make amends.
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EG~ Many of the sailors in the British
navy have formed a sort of religious sect
called mon fighting men, and are leaving
the service as fast as they are allowed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-28

TRANSFERRED. Mr. JAMES A. HoDGEs,
popular Clerk Of the steamer Orion
k season, has been transferred to the
amer Sea Bird.
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t6- We are under obligations to Senator
led for documents
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For One Dollar Each

NNEB Cotton Cloth, dress patterns, pant
w patterns, sewing machines, watches.
dry and fancy goods, &c &c. Send 10 cents
for Patent Pen Fountain, with slip describing
an article in our dollar sale.
Any person. male or female, can send in a
club of from 80 to LOCO, at same rate, 10 cts
for each, and get premium for so doing
send ia Registered letters. samples mailed
free to any address.
EA~TMAN & KENDALL,
90 3m 65 Hanover ST., Boston, Ma
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nEALER in Groceries. Croekery, Boots
IL and Shoes, Caniies, Nuts, &C., On Slh
street, south side, and invites the public to his
well selected st: :cil, and promising satisfaction
10 all ally
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>6- We understand that about $4,000
been subscribed to the Jones Library
soclation.
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rival and Departure of the Mail.

IIVaI ana departure OF the mails
AT THE PosT-oFRIcE AT AASITowoc.
ETHEKx, EASTERN, SoUrH-EAsT AND WEST
nv Nail fvia Chiffon and Pond du Lac. y
rrircs daily, Monday excepted, at O'Clock
\. Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
Ia o'clock p. NJ
rnEns NAIL (via Sheboygan. Arrives
billy at z o'clock P NJ. Leaves daily at 8
clock p M
RrHERS MAIL Ito Two Rivers only. Ar
yes daily at 8 O'Clock a. NJ. Closes daily
Z o. clock p n
kTnERS MAIL. via Green Bay to Kewau-
ee, Door County and Lake Superior, twice
week Arrives every Tuesdly and Friday
9 O'Clock NJ Closes every Monday and
hur.day ut o clock ".
rH-WEsTgRy NAIL, via Branch and Reed
lie to Menasha, once a week.-Arrives
kery Friday at 8 o'clock A. N. Leaves
Fery Friday at 10 a. NJ.
"a Office hours from 7 a. y. to 8 P.N
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-28

RaA- Detroit has contracted with Ro-
chester firm for building new city hall, to
cost 1886, 900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-02-28

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Hon. Charles Dunn, Of Lafayette, has
been nominated for Chief Justice and E.
Holmes Ellis, of Brown, for Associate
Justice. .~'.f
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k@ Col. GINTY puts his loss by the
Fning of the Green Bay Gazettc Office at
600.
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Consumption, coughs, Gods, asthma, croun.
diseases Of the throat, pains and expressions
in the chest and lungs, bronchitis, difficult
breathing and all diseases Of
CONSUMPTION, and all DISEASES Of
the LUNGS
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, the great
remedy for curing consumption, coughs aud
colds. 1t is wrrrauted to break UP the moss
distressing cough in a few hours time. Do
not despair, although all other medicines have
failed but give this remedy trial There is
no necessity fer so many deaths by consump-
ton, when Aliens Lung Balsam will prevent
it if only taken in time. Call where tie Bal
sam is for sale, and get pamphlet contain
ing Treatise On Diseased Lungs, and ccrtif-
Gates of remarkable cures made in this city.
Read what the editor of the Cincinnati
Times says of ALIENS Lung Balsam:
December 6, 1864
4 Remarkable Curc.--Nr. Samuel Lewis, one
of the old pioneers of Cincinnati, was very
long apparently in the last stages of consump-
ton, and given up by physicians, when some
kind friend recommended him to use Aliens
Lung Balsam. He did so, and Immediately
commenccd recovering, and is now able to at
tend to business He says: = IN truth | NAV
say If has saved my ifer He is well known
in Cincinnati, and the fullest confidence may
he placed in his statements. 1t is due there
fore, to the community, especially those suffer-
ing under this terrible malady, that the fullest
publicity be given to such marvellous cures,
that other sufferers may avail themselves of
the remedy. With pleasure, therefore. We
refer to this cure
Allen Lung Balsam contains no opium in
any form. 1t is perfectly harmless for the
most deliclte child
Price, 81 per Bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
j. n. HARRIS & Co. Propretors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale by
T. &. ROBINSON,
and
MAERKLIN & RICHTER,
6m Manitowoc.
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THE WEATHER During the past week
|e have had one OF the scsUrest snow
|orms OF the season. Previous to that we
ad regular old fashioned thaw, which
Pmost entirely took away all the snow, but
hst Saturday evening it commenced to
now and blow, and it blew regular gale
Fhich drifted the snow in some places as
Ugh as ten feet. On Wednesday evening,
|owevcr, we had about two inches of snow,
Ihich has made the sleighing quite passa-
lie.
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WANTED-Shingles, Lumber, Wood, Lath
w and pickets, wheat, rye, barley, oats,
pork, potatoes, butter, eggs, rags, seeds and
every article marketable, for all of which will
pay the highest market price in cash.
v.n36 W. II. HORN,
Corner of York and Eighth SITS.
MaIlitowoc, Dec. II, 1867 21
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Cattle Fair.

T'IE undersigned will hold a Cattle Fair
l. and Show at his store in the town of
Mceme, near the Catholic church, every
second Monday in each month. in the year
1868. Good Stables, and every accommoda-
tion necessary.
ANTON WALTERBACH.
February 90. 1868 3ltd
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Two Thousand Barrels
MICHIGAN LAND PLASTER.

Fresh and direct from the mills, which will
have on hand for sale early in the spring.s
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Prints, Delains, ShaWls,

Blankets, Flannels, Balmorals, Satinets
Cassimeres, and all other goods at the very
lowest prices. Don't forget the place, at w
ii. Horns, Brick Block, York street, under
the Pilot Office, where will also continue to
sell as heretofore, large stock of
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CHOICE GROCERIES.

Flour, Feed, Crockcry, Hardware, sc.
Al an assortment of ship chambers goods,
such as Tar, 0akum, Pitch, Ropes, Needles,
and Sewing Twines, Marlin, Hemperlim,
House Lines. sc. Ship supplies of all kinds,
to which trade especial attention will be paid
Also a fine lot Of
Christmas Presents,
Consisting Of toys of all kinds, fancy can
dies. &c, whic | bought at aucti ices
and shall sell them at half their value, as
will close them oct on or before Christmas
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Ayers Pills

Are particularly attsn.ri -
derangsinsuts VI the dixrx:iv
apparatus, ani dissases sri..
Ing from impuriry ef ,h9
bl-od. A lsre part Of ell u.
complaints f',at affict ua.-
Kind or: .il'aia In oae Of ths-s..
aad Consequently these Pnts
A. faand to ct,le siscy va,f-
pt5,-. . ,;era.s
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At about half past twelve O'Clock
he Clerk of the House ap-
pearrd in the Senate and read the resolu-
tion Of Impeachment passed yesterday by
the House, The notification was received
in silence, and without comment. As yet
no action has been taken.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

@a9 bort erbieIt er feine glntport,
or tirtte In oas Saus surid,
..aasperl 8u allen EeufeIn, TOO
ftedt Der peroamntte Menfd?n fdrie
er, OaB es 6nrd bas ganae Saus
orobnte. Sies2eute bes Sauies eiIteu
bon alien Seiten berbei. 9lber 4asper
mar nidt inter linen.
1850 1T &aspsr?" fubr er mnter
iie.
Siieman6 ipuBte es.
DBas foa er? S0nneli iuir es nibt
beforgen?" fragte man.
,,Ridts iou er! gfibts f6nnt SIR
beior9er. I Or fol oa fein. SD WilI
tpiRen, no er it,"
Die alte 8a!brine cam berbei. Gle
bate Elm angitlides eebeimniSpelles
Gef1t. al- S31' rs
,,Mit benz aasper 1T es ni6t ridtis,
Serr." s,ss. -
u8as if es NIT limp"
n (8ortietuas foIet.) a9i NJ
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
Ssad6ri6ten aus gsaf 6tnatDn
Sberri@ter @bafe aIs benofratiiber
Yrafibentf6aftss ganbibat.
&abeI . Oepefcben.
@af6inaton, Is. geara.

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aSH;otta g;n :, @a.,,o aus s.. ,,s,. ~.
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sr,,o,,,,t up ,,s.Sa aIs s;a ~ S oaLt s ~
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ssn.Ss I Isas $500 W. wv "o'u
O.. =" at,n asa" On 1..r..
so6~;pots 49, @.ssnar. S.u'H..
Srrathnno os.oofa Sss. a sS;ns ~
trug auf abidaffuus ber Steuern fur
2erpenItn, SaITee nllo oellen aSSabltts
lnle, 9eDnr5S raIFnirIen 5uner nno
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9egen To- 0ie aeoutIlon oer otener
anI PeIrolsuHs nao lelHe Nepenpro :
o oaa, I aH ka I.s Ra.l1s Wuree 'AH ~
S'ssn 20 os res.as sn sx 6,.
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Fpes Soa4ee e'sler S.tletloagn uno 2eles
SsaPgsHttl11e- poH sSteiusSrleens nap
0teg.ls s noa'a
,l!e o'u' tpsigs tHt 9uns PCT 9 ts1
eslag.eang ese De ea Dsr q, taskt.
Ss: .9ate" SaPselae.SonIt osHt aIseEen
gH p's Suhe!lvs.Sll Sre y EFeIeH
"" e n 1un.oe e.H9eoragt:
Dse Cta aotr OoItoaner oee greco
mans oa q TAr ein ipel1eres 5a9r
OalOe Pal.n. .
Sule'l las etneh Cfls1 eee genetal
gopaSS: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y 0ee tSrssGs
eS SssoS a.'S aan 1Dt; AN ~ os'gsM gsslslgs
.sn; i' msissy mp %rS asosr sDI sao;;m
5.p'S', 'O"'u"i FU Ou' S'uAs 1et'aB'e'
.a @aibinaton, 49, Wiara.
Soup. 8rotpuIolu bot, sennefSee bot
am @en. Brunt feIeordnbirf ho6 or
,n,;t Sen Staatstrnn,,srr sn5rl;1 ~,
Gtanbe n. aIIe etmoiaen llnruhsn a,
nnfer0rIfen unb Sic 0Inf5hrer mr. U
Gtrofe n brinaen
a. no,,, ss.f.tsv hot A..., On on :
fssnSen sss genots yin ys .ean a,gs "a
IN eirlem grieie eusei2anbsr osissf.
bdb bel Der WsSuftion 6er 6fenerri,
iule nc Der @DnQrEb beablldJtiQe ur0
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DENroRtnE lt,b pATr prNrR1Ftor.

Die ReMtCttne "a Elm pabres Glirtr; ne erjftidbt
un6 religt ben Dffiib, frdftigt has Sa6nfeif9 mno
f6ibt bic 86hHe Dor BEN 6oblmereen n 81
Sfe Yrte Genfriffce bot III benz betrefFeben EheiIe
Der BurfnnLetie etiten uclIitdhSieeH Hmf9ura hers
p0rgebt11t; fie erfest ale fene putper nnb Gpiate
mtH6er angfiden. Go serii8t. NIT einer fene6ten
SnHnbHrits Ieftbt iber bic @nfa blmwe asufreid5en
ben 8d6nsn einen blenOenben @lens perleibt u 81
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savnN MIphmA

8 IL 8ergIeidb NIT an6eren Gr3euanif{en Siefer @r
pirb biilret1efs ,mferems Sabrttate ben gor,ng su
FterH. Hniers seize petleibt Der Saat eimen fans
wetGrtgell S9meIs iie ef5en9f einen rei9liden
S9Mm, anb i1r Yarftm ldbt ni9ts Su iDiini9en
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
2 DAs BoUoUET DE MAN1LLE.
TOLUTINE RIGAuD.

9iefes portfeffbe SoiIeten= aBafer elrfte bernfen
iein bic eau be Cologne has Slorba. @aifer nns ae
dbnt1er Grieugnifie in ben 6iutergruno su brin9en
SeingebraG ftdrft bic Dam unb tewdbrt Der Ge9ts
tarbe ieneH sarten 9Gnb iugenoIi9er Sriidbe nuo
Geinnbbeit. sa 4 81 = = i s.
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RATES OF ADVERFISING
Bay DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
hlty Cents or each subsequent insertion
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

Der Mtlas6, Elm prominentes Be,
lllofratifdese SournaI in Stem 9Jort ers
Hart es fei bo6it tpabrideinIitb, SAB
ole oenotratiidbe Bortei Sen 8unbes%
Sberridter SaImon %. @bafe ais
lbren Yrafsentf6afts> Ganoioatell aufy
iteGen per6e. 80 S 80
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IN BANKRUPTCY. f


@SSe wfsD bterrnit beEanmt srmGtpf, eaN ann
&G&D. 6ebt1iar 1863 eiu aBafrant or Honfr,tpten
aeeen bas WermSsm non i. 9eFG oies pn,.
4. &tftitf IN @ilfDu GoAntp I'm Etaate Fens
ueIee erinfien porosH sH Ineider auf feline fi1ene
@efttteH bin fr bnMEerot erkfdrf rpesber in
bic 2ahtang pom Shnlben Hsib uebertisff Hiie ron
@gentbuulr Ipe4es BEN bankerott Grfidttefl 9ehBtf,
al I'm pber 81 feiem Webton1 HnS Bic Iebettrddiua
bcteI finb; bab cine 8eEomMlnng pom ben @lailbts
aern hes gefiahntln fat bancroft GrfHFten UNI feline
Brrbernngsn az rFfifeifi no enen phsr nebrete Mis
Hgnee3 Iefnes UermSgeus 3u erwdblen, am 49, AuriI
1868 mn 81 ubr gtamiH dgs ais Elm Court Of Banfs
rHptcg IN her Office be& Megiiters I'm @Gnfrnptcp i'm
geMrtbnne 80 eebGuon, Tenneilees nor eerrf Me
gambler O. @FGb LeD, 5seeifer, gebIlteA per6en
6w th rs O. q. @aaseote,
m.sOfm gts~ %. RasF4aH Geifenser.
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- HUILE ilnb POMADE MIRANDA.
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nao 0ebrDcbeite Gteine an Sauo,
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&reiien aubieten.