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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22
WE'LL & GOE
Will Receive,
WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,

WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
Raisins, in variety-largest for table and richest
for cooking, ~
Currants-clean and sweet,
Almonds--shelled and sweet,
Baking Powder, sts 5sa%
Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels,
Fresh Figs and Prunes
Fresh Fruits in tins-great variety,
Jams and Jellies, Black and Red currants,
Pickles and Sauces-the best brands.
Oysters, fresh Salmon, Lobster and Sardines,
Smoked Salmon and dried Venison,
Rrapdes-old. in bottles and wood, ~
Port Wines-the best at various prices,
Holland and Old Tom Gin, ~
Scotch and Irish whiskey-old,
Siater's, Miller's and Cutters Bourbon Whiskey,
Champagne, Green Seal, Chas. Heidsick, pts ats.,
Porter and Ale-pinis and quarts,
Als and Porter in wood,
English, California and German cheese.
Teas-Black, Japan, Twenhey and Young Hyson,
Sugars and Syrups of all grades,
Tobaccos-plng and cut of the finest qualities
The goods are warranted and sold at the lowest price
aSAl have been selected with great care by our Mr.
POWELL, i'm San Francisco. Victoria and Portland,
Idaho city. April 1, ls6Stf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

VERY CoURTEoUs.-A late Washington
dispatch says:
Gen. Thomas sent word to Mr.. Stanton, BY
one OF his officers, that he need MT cling 80 to-
ihaslously to the War Department building, IA
ae VEN Thonas) had never intended to take
prcloe possession Of it, and that Mr.. Stanton
could 60 to his house for his sleep and meals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

Make NOTE OF IT.-A Washington pa.
per of March 10Th says: 1aaa
,, Dir. Washburne charged yesterday in the
mouse OF Representatives, that the smuggling
, !, amounted to over one hundred mil
mons OF dollars. He said it controlled courts
ana Jurles, and very distinctly intimated that
US Influence in Congress was alike irresistible.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22
city and County.

noons-During the week, there have come
..,no 4 Co. three other trains aggregatng about
70 'a -,,a,s. in from % to 25 days from Umatilla,
IVY ,,;.b all kinds of merchandise Among the
Su'- is lot of choice, very superior Calfor-
,.rv butter, and also some excellent California
cheese .-.... !. ~ ....-.,.
:. on Monday with dry goods. clothing, &C., and
Ut, the week the remainder of their heavy stock
= reasonable goods will arrive.
has large lot of splendid, elegant and
- ,atterns of wall paper, and large lot of all
Kinds of merchandise. al.
o,,.s Coe will soon receive their lot of first
.,r Genuine London dock brandies and wines,
aa ,r;sb whiskey, purchased in bond at Victoria
r.r, FmE PREVENTIVE woRKs.--The excavation OF
,.,ce reservoir on East Hill above Wall street. is
sa;.hed anc the work of laying the pipe and putting
,oo the hydrants at the junction of High and WALL
I'D Main and Wall streets, is going on Frank Krafl
-. the contract of laying the pipe and about $50 feet
: Galvanized sheet iron pipe, seven and q quarter
hos diameter strongly made, win be required. to
- laid two feet under ground, all the way from the
-.,.rvo;r to the Main and Wall street hydrant In q
81, DAYS the whole thing will be completed, and the
oss will be also ready that in case of FIRE in the
,oun heavy volume of water can be quickly brought
10 bear on it,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22
NLIsCELLANHous ITEMs.

RF 80 - 49,. 3 - ftN* - Il -
VICTORIA has twelve grandchildren.
THE population Of ST. Louis is 230. 900. 81
] BucHANAN will Be seventy -aeven this month
IT costs bushel Of apples to obtain divorce
in Indiana.
TWENTY thousand people eat charity soup
in Boston.
ONO has seven million FIVE hundred and
seven sheep. A>s s.
GRANT goes to tho theatre often. johnson
never goes.
DREApFuL accounts ore given fthe famine
in Finland. .es
BIsMARK abstains from church going on &C.
count of his health.
New York soup houses supply over one
thousand poor daily. Is
ENGLISH paupers increase in number at the
rate of A, 900 o year. S..
A CONSIDERABLY number of Chicago firms
employ lady book keepers.
THERE is q female barber in successful ope
ration IN Cleveland, Ohio.
A MAN in Lincoln, Illinois, has feet Is inch
es long and inches WIDE
THE black pepper tree has been brought t.
bearing maturity in California.
CINCINNATI has given over $4,000 bushels
of coal to the poor this winter
AN editor down South says he has been son
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08

A BEAUTIFUL SENT1MENr-Dr. Chal-
.mcrs beautifully says: "Thc little that |
have seen in the world and known Of the
history of mankind, teaches me to look
upon their errors in sorrow, not in anger.
When take the history Of one poor heart
that has sinned and suffered, and represent
to myself the struggles ana temptations
it pass, ID through the brief pulsations OF
joy; the tears ofregret; the teebleness OF
purpose the scorn of the world that has
little charity; the desolations of the soul's
sanctuary, and threatening voices within ;
health gone; happiness gone; l would
fain leave the erring soul of my fellow
man with Him from whose hands it
came"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08

= a worthy deacon IN q certain Otale
hired journeyman farmer from neigh
boring town Tor the summer, and induced
him-aithough he was unaccustomed 10
church going-to accompany the family to
church, on the first Sabbath of his stay
Upon their return the deacon's house, he
asked his hired man how he liked the
preaching. He replied: 81 don't like to
hear any minister preach politics." "I am
very sure you heard no politics to-day"
said the deacon. 'I am as sure that |
did" said the man. ''Mention the pas
sage, said the deacon. 81 will. fie said,
If Democrats scarcely be saved, where
will the Republicans appear z "Ah,"
said the deacon, "you mistake. These
were the words: IF the righteous scarcely
are saved, how will the ungodly and
wicked appear?'" ooh, yes" said the
man, 'he might have used those words,
but knew deuced well what he meant p
= The height of modcsty is that of q
Young lady who; desiring leg Of a chick
en- at the table, said: "I'll take the part
that ought to be dressed in drawers"
= a yonng lady from the country, now
visiting in the city, writes home thus =
"Nobody isn't nothin' which doesn't hole
up yer cloz, and the hier yu holes 'em, the
more yu air notised.'
= A school ma'am has adopted new
and novel mode of punishment. If the
boys disobcv her rules she stands them on
their heads and pours water into their
trowscr legs.
To kill heas :-Place the ferocious
animal on q smooth board and pen him in
with hedge of shoemaker's wax. Then
as soon as he becomes quiet, commence
reading to him the doings of Congress and
he will burst with Indignation.
: "IIcrbert, my darling" said fond
mother to her son, 'sI have rot seen your
book for several days-where is it?" 81
know where it is. ''Well, where?" "Why
its only lost little, kinder in the barn, or
round out doors somewhercs, guess,
p'raps up CARROT or behind the wood pile
| guess.
= At bar supper recently the follow
ing was among the most regular toaSts:
''1he Court Of Cupid: y tribunal before
which lawyers pleas always please; where
every suit is commenced by an attachments;
where the execution takes the body; and
supplementary proceedings never fail to
satisfy the Judge"
= Happiness and sorrow are the meas
ures of our mortal life. We willingly re-
cord the moments Of gladness, and sorrows
hours make their own impression.
: Iowa has three women editors named
respectively Money, Read and Hartshorn
wealthy, literary, pungcnt.
An old bachelor in New York offered
young lady pony for u kiss. She gave
him Eiss-hc refused her the pony; she
sued him, he pleaded "no consideration" !"
The court decided that Il kiss was legal
consideration and made him pony up.
: An English newpaper, in reporting
the speech OF Il distinguished stateman, re-
Gently, gave it thus: "Mr. Gladstone
avowed that he would stand or fall by his
bill; he had burned his coats, destroyed
his jyceches, and did not mean to recross
the river" "Coats," of course, should
have been 'boats," and "brecches"
ssbridges."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08
Landreths' Garden Seeds
SPEAK THEIR OWN PRAISE wHEREv
ER PLANTED!

If the reader of the above wishes to test Ian
trcths Seeds in comparison with the best he has
ever used, and cannot conveniently obtain them
from merchants or druggists of his neghborhood,
package of 50 papers, iudicousy assorted, sufii-
cient for the use of small family, will be mailed,
post paid and safe carriage insured, on the remit
tance of SIS.
DAVID LANDRETH & SON,
Nos. ol and % South Sixth ST., Philadelphia,
March IL, 1858 9. A.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08
DEArn OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.

DEATH OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
THE Alton Democrat says: At the re-
cent fire which destroyed Barrum's Muse
um, a serious loss occurred, which, from
its nature and extent, deserves more notice
than it has yet received.
The Fat Woman and Circassian Girl
were saved in somewhat diapidated
condition, but the Gorilla met a sudden
and awful death, and perished utterly from
the face of the earth.
Considering that from his origin, birth
place, style and habits, the lamented de-
ceased combined more of the popular
characteristics of Jacobin party than any
other being extant; and that at present
rate of progress" he would, in all proba-
bilitv, have been their Presidential candi-
date in lS72-the death of Gorilla may be
considered as public calamity.
We hope as sooras the African Con
gressional delegation from the "recon
structed" States take their seats. that suit
able resolutions will be introduced an(
passed, and eulogy pronounced by Hon
Pompey Smash, of South Carolina.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08


WHY THE PRESIDENT IS TO BE lMpEAcf-
Ep.-cCory O'Lanus'' says Andrew John,
son has been impeached for ''reasons, and
he states them in order:
For being Andrew Johnson.
For aggravating Congress by referring
to an obsolete document, known as the
Constitution of the United States
For insisting that the Uuion has not
been dissolved.
For asserting that white man is as
good as a negro.
. For maintaining that the President has
a right to exercise powers conferred upon
the office by the aforesaid Constitution.
Because Alabama didn't swallow the
black draught of the Jacobin Constitution.
For violation of the law against cruelty
to animals, in trying to kick dirty dog
out of the War office.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08
Bibles and 1,estaments.

THE Anderson District Bible Society has a supply
of Fine Bibles and Testamens, small and large,
for sale at what they cost. Also u lotcof common.
bound Bibles and Testamcnts, for sale and distri-
button. Call at Towers & Bufriss', No. Granite
Row, Anderson, S. c. 4
A.B-T TOWERS, Treasurer.
Oct Q, 1867 1e ...5x
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Ucr{antinluug.

Sic IS iaarrcIlmodN +: llniun Nr Il bSlt btuic
llhene, rem IL. Stuff, nm S ufr, etlc Yerta1ts Verlanlm'
dIoI 9bprnos Suninstpr. inn, Trii.
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Gin artttttim'r lttia,r Woun wtltsr kit GnHEisguHt
vtrnebt nm Gaslifb Cgri&t I'm ms qaae ~ Nebtu. I'm.
asnchme g ftuuHa mt outer 9rtr wrtttt rtrgnt surtr
ldlNatn Warnc I%rRnihtti. RabtrtS ts Nsn. SarriioH
in tr .Briuntn 5aEt. ri. :, Seultttr., srtitm . u.
3Ilhr. ClTll
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COMMUNICATIONS An,fiac.

Watri6t wirs hermit seheben. tai llnisrieitnstt
gplha&t ,ur gsrpattung tts RatlaieS her slthter YER
itsrb. Deter g3reitbaucr srbaltsn bat. ale Difitniarn,
neldt Bprterungth an bielen !%iapiae BADEN. Tf, rem bier
init auissicrtert, fplte nebit hen h~ethiSen |eis8sn lpd'
tettsns am II. Stnrar 1862 eiuiuret6tn unb aeiiene
Al MAIDEN pter ,u strartisen, has lie ibrer auiprrte an
eieien Rah!as acieglih fur ~perluhis ertlari pertsn r1rger.
aue, bic 3~ablunatn an tieien NahldB ~ ntaden babet.
merit IN bttrmit aufssicrtert. frlfe inerrSusiidi an hnter-
ietbnete ~ lsitiea; NC Hlht. 10 iptre ssrtdotlib rirSe'
fortified. elizabeth Srctfbaucr,
tI7I,7,S},s1 i1e atr1iatiiratpr
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Communications Au,riae.
(I6s,74.s0.8)
administrations An,eiar.

gadriat wtrp hermit sessbsn. saf llutersidlste ter Sra-
ntadt ,ar gerwaltuns hes NadlaNss hes albisr pe,'
ncrb. Otto Nrcsci erbaiten bat, Siflehl9ei', rslnss
aufasicreert, icl6r netit stn u%rtbiser BelsJrn ipaie'
TENS am 3. San. 1863! einSureiten II. scltenR III MAIDEN
seer AZ se,parttasu, tae lie tbrer IniYrnbe an ttelsr
9adIas aeisSlih fur perluilia ertlGyt ne Ecu lrpeci. aue.
bic 3~attunaen an eieien stahlab ~ na6ta batth. psrtsn
ttermit aufssiotesrl, ielte unrrriuelit arllnttrieitne'sn
III lsittn be niat, 10 rire 0erihilib eiEaelfritttn.
' Ft Hltua Sariiirs,
t15T ca. q T51 HtmtuifrdtDttu
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Gtue ittr aut slHlCrttirtt Wiribltdit ~ psaW Wt,
rtit uah Dtuitidne iSbg biHtl 49, r%c,'luItt. Wct
inlt he CRY. ;. ~. tlt7-5ll
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xA Comp. g.. /. Wiarglanh Co
~ unlrn. 2. Nntninpn. sd. u. ".

ITIe.en Treuneen ure @tnuern ,ur NadrtHts eaB mu
am M1outaa, rem 20. b. NJ, i'm ,Garlea'gdrt' el
Yieuie nit Nrets'6tefen atbaItcn wtretn, m9,n mW
idnmtlttes G~utliturr e%tuldeeh. Grtrasenfrmeln Wtt.
rem nne 10 Mtinutsn Gde rrn Vas II. at'aHinNr'' r"
Sereititatt febeu. Silsts % Cts.
Adtur8srpl
Gb. g. Spner, STi,iert.
C17l-2O 3pb. HdI,
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Vnnhnlitrr in Nnltilnprr Gontnn

<azzxnL 3re Butcr nit frseleuttn 'entS am W.
S&t<# ainne rpn LuldHep's Vaneg, I Vitim prf
Tericrtrrr; l vet 100 Wgratr Egpfn 30
<sa. si6t ~ttfsrHtt; tas dutut nit 1852 airratu,
uabtlu bolb ~ttpoibtt. gtttt int atiHat sttaef' "ttt
,uiammtr ctfr sttltnrt rtrIdg'i. Natttts el
eeurp ~. eppts. Nr. o, tar rutttras. '2nS-b
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9rti fhperr bSlltrrc -@IerS fT paU,wuit. 90 NJ
lana. Wln mttC lb IN ter Trp, 3. ~. tlh& ,
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Eerlaast nao gein9t.


? Gin Hiduu i'm Wttttaiitr, iptltcr be eusititt. iran.
Islltt, ttutftt mt iyauiitt ePrart fgrttt Il. ftgtitL
purih ttnt STEELE als gltri rtsr Porter tn tinem 'cuf.
ndatiFhtu @rftdttf. dr forfeit Il eSdai aut ~ int
glt6nen ptutt. RabWiraBtH inter CTp. 70. Sl.
I1TI-gD
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skEsea 5Sb NicWcU MOLE atam5 tUra, IA; 400 rii
49, lhvntH pclIr tctlt Ter sew pHttt bt!ttulUur.
NcNutdus WrIugtn- unt uafgtmUtttr. II
~sfzs- bel 80 AuP halicutt ttunr, t'trhute iUprtta
tt aui srballtH. ~ e~c,idUlcN tuEb Ncnrn II,
Uppfr. Rr. D. Vlw Yutfu.f ll,1-'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

- Gtu ltSrtt eautie, J gltlst rcIt ter Eia'' an
mr.. -Hrtnut. G4ttr q Vitil;i rer TER |iAtl or
her Rrtterid Jurnrilt.
Cine Iicitti peH IGg stprssU nit hgthffn @ttarIn
rdtt Meant airp on her aeallircrcC tlr NliEntdrr.'
ia aPcrasn, baron 10 rettrcrNiHss nrluare az l'tfn
Uionf,cu une 6trtirrp IN galttmpr Geautr. 80 rti'
turb assurn va. Eppfr. Nr. o. psm HEilt'ra'.
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GHn Re1ohuuuo.

Vim Is. b. N3. 1T int Glofet he's &sbtnl,atrsElr S24,
Mice annhrnse, tine aolNtre tOppelsttduHas Patent
Qeser,ltr, rpu Sef. SeFnicu. eiortpcsJ ssmdtt, uus
NIT elmer flstulu ~splseueu ubrteite %seriehen' ltsen 9e,
Dante ses Glssntbumsrs pbus Wsiers Sydesn %srbalteh.
IN n 4. g.. Sdrerppp.
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M,nlNlnnh. Namni S1ntnilIlc Il.

sf.A 6N. WogBtu N taTpttI NeNlIpI VIZ WV 'H
III Cbfbau %raAcrttn Drtsr; 100 Nut prUiJi &C
Hzt.Stl nit %urariabr 2 200 ono fHp Nuteli tfwah'
in; nit utusr TGmPi SGbtrutlc "a rplt'ratnft 1tF'
mana, tte id biz 5000 but tlaltt thntttrt, drtrtf
auier Quueihaii INIT Mlifthbautr. tahct I. V'dlt
Sul,ntrtdt an ttt 1~ttilrtatf SGi nit lttttrt1f an nl-
len aunrrp. etbtttitSitt IN Wtuat unb ttuia. 80
tisaf Palitmprt (4ti.)
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VSobnbdu,cr ju rcrfImfcu.

GGc Gudu'ltit ycJRialthcS altts ggudyaritr tay
RcAsal ,um gtttduit 10 ter Nrp. E 81, III
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,,Noru8 win hcir0thcn",

Shpdut IN = > Item rcu Wcttcr.
HvJ- Die came @tieuidaft rtrtt NIT,
6ubrTbCp6s: QsrtbctIuuR her WetatNSh rub
G~cgCl.prcilr. ,.n
3 il SRI 3rrt,e grpsuiticu ties S,iItirjcrS II. &tvr'
baton Gdu Sppt. =
9ubr: Qebenee Iabtaur, a]rranAtrt rCn Srn. g..
ablfslh.
Saumiuutiru ties adu,en BsnpidgsS.
Priudntes Neuerrert.
Sm Tan ,lairn triuGnter Sau.
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&phnunas. NeranDernna.

Or. u. Srieecnpaie hat irius @rbnun3 mad .
So, RprczS utatu., nate SaratrBaIir., pGrlelt.
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go Nm Wutbrrruffr TN tcfcn iudHtt. l+ttJ
MI I2O Aus, SIS GruntltnE, tur 5000; az NJ b.
NkA pciIrhr. 3ruRt yusirtt. $500; an HidihiHl
tnlftr iut s1OlV; N5ry erue9r, $500; M; anttrt as
ptrRutttncn Sudfsn turh
uil-l 1uiiuS GonraS. NJ. 20 Mort .Ialrcrir
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Httti,Sr fur Wttr. ccttu uut @tltn uut teirnttrs
: eide, utltt ptflt ArttH Irtt Node litfttu NHHtn, ret
CScbruecr 2tstner IN Gr. 5. AsIs.etbtftsRr., %cttnau',
LIl-ll
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81
80.

@~S4G Grmitniatr, pclder mir netnsn am :; D.
Ss~Se<@zSs u. pertcren aegangeuCt tdpdTjer !tCu'
funeldnter Gunb piepcrbrinat. 8eun'cthtn: 4 retee
Hu6t, bic Spist he's Shpanies rtts, or hat cit ltfeERss
Salstdre nm unb bort auf ZEN sdreu rsultdii."
(16a-TD Ctrp Ndds, Ar. 81, NcTe'SentraI'@o
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Daltimorrr S'haben-V r(fa (daft

Spura, Gdfptt, etR lau8iibrt8.,s Witt8ltee fr
.Saiiimcrer Sfue N ,0eisnitaft," SerihieS peiterr MGR
Sen. Gie ScsrrgurB ir9Ct brntc afmitt lhr
srm ira ltrblGle. 37A, 3arGtrBoitr., ltGti moi' tic
mitgtiseer criutt mertci lt' jaGirttdt. iu tetpeht4'n.
G7D III. ~. Sptr, GER.
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.s.s.T $500

- @rpNes unb spdnfdbensptrtbss Grsire0lf
Ine 6cbduee on tsr Sritfnns, nabe Waeh
fpnhrdAc.
@runernisfbs nur s. ~.
nisnftaa, tn q Sutt 1855, Raomifidas un 0 ubr.
werbs is on crt une ettlt tas natntbeus teitrletent
ietr wlaittnswtttht g taenthuin r%trfduitn. ndnnitbi
Sstltsn., nabt Matiorar. gttssta. 20 But brett unb %
Sut tif. pas GtbaLtt ty,r. 8s) ttisbt IN tintn gut
attauttn 2.iSdlatn 6ddhtin' aSpbnbdufe ntt'i ttntm
taie bclIfrntn uni BALI baffitlntTntn Stnitrasednet u.
(. No., nit VA Ter, Ge,lnner uns autt, 4 suitn Siuttn
n., ant aut arr nalrt. Dss Sdus httt pen btr 5tratt
,urld uni bat btnretttattn Baum fir tn @srstrss'
bdute.
btt Gruntmlttst fir tsr aauen FIAT t.trdat nur
50. "a, une lam tas Saus inr $500 p%frntsttti ntrten
uat RE etGeRatmt fpalt6 trtplsta.
8ttfaufstthinauneti; tie Sdflt taar. Ter 9sl In 90
1asen cher ans barr, nod Tti,tbfn res aaufert.
gam. q. Gover, SUIT,
l6e-13) Mr. 50. Tdittnrrsar.
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Su pcrfdufcM.

1900 Zddc rincburgcr Sdil.
Tit'tE al, ~ irdiulrr rns rrtNrr. dt Wie td' ui
hide Soh, NH stbutt It'd e]erlyCilh lVm nIctittiG'a'-
zen unit g%Iutnmautn,
prttst s2.25 VIC SAT, lei sr5ftru NtrnGnt ttni5tr.
n TrcftIn,
VII. a u. 10, 2blmEtaf,,
UTl-S2D 8. 1bur rem Yrel;pG1.
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Bcrmaltcrs Serfnut


a5SSA eiues perihppIisn @runtpiascs unf Sau'
ESl Geo an her Nj dbiipn; iabe Zttriihanr.
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tee .Sampetae' S%auvsrtin Mr.. ." atstn p,tI6ter Siapl
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tauft 1T fbbrsm 8uldHbe tetdui.
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ben, Elm Erittihtil baaF am Vtrfaufttdle uns trr Ven
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tma dlungcii.
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Rat unoen on tnn ~ nIdhen.
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8cfanutmadnna.

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aufeten. Die 9eriammfunsea Hanen ieesn Mentaa
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hatt. Sm Nuftraa: ~ rlrttE La - n
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