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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
ssssrnsEME COURT.


DAVENPORT, April ls. 1888.
Hox, J. +. DILLON. Chief Justice.
HoS. &. q. CoLv,
Hos. u. q. WRroHS, tJudges.
Hon J. NJ BECK,
' II. OCuyNoa. Atty Gen.
Z. II. STILES, Reporter.
Z. LIsDEEAAs, Clerk.
2.S4i-D. h. McCord. appellant, vs. c. Il.
Eigh appeal fr ,m b ackhawK county reversed.
a,o24-wm. Cssmbsrs. VS. 3. r. Ingham, ap-
palI@at; appeal from Sco:. county csntiaued
~ tho june term.
3,026-W b. Spesrisg. ~ VIM. Chambers,
and $. u lnghan. appellants; spp.a, irom
Hcott COUNTY; continued TO the June term.
3,o2T-G 5 C. w. Church, VS. W. q. Simpson
ana q. Allen, appellants; appeal from Sect.
county continued 10 the June term.
3. t2s David Il. Stewart. appellant. rs Aus
tin Corbin; appeal from Muscatine county con
tinued to the June term.
s.osl-E. X Thomas. appellant. " W. W.. 4
Kennedy; appeal from Clinton county sub
mitted ON or al argument.
Ordered that Court adjourn sine DE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
DELAWARE.

:; niLAiseToS. April 1s.-DuripR . storm
=, ~ naurihourg, Richmond Co., Pa, John B.
nehennon and l.. HeL.urin we're killed bv
Lightning, -s' y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
(incfnunti ,Tnrkef.

By Telegraph April Is.
Flour--Firm.
Whest-Firm.
Ccrn-Steady. -
Oats Sterdy.
Rye-Advanced 80 sos.
Barley-Steady and held more firmly, 2. s04e
20
Provisions--Firner end bottsr feeling, espe-
cially in lard. which is held ont OF tbs market,
VITA buyers at IL
Mess Pork-Held at 1885,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
new Ynsg

NEW ioRE, Aprl l7.-The cssss os Erie
haiiroad W. A;ioru'y Gsn-rai Cham.
pam, and the saiac Y. Corutlins Wander.
PIT. were before fcferces appointed by
Judge Baic'in to dAy The reference tef.
minated however, by the issuance OF an in.
Juhc'ion ~ Judge Davies of the Suprcme
Coui. % the state. Inc General term of
.ne supfs nc Court TO day adjourned till
Erie efrtgi sssf.
me psw ctnb house Of The Union Lsague
Was ioyfsAsi5 ctened last night. grand
rcccp'is'r w-- Gsven TO many distipsniebcd
iaoies aud gentlemen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

New Work Money Market.
y telegraph April 70.
stoces-Active and very strong.
aonSs- Ccupons Of 80, Liza 0e ~ l.eek: -
,Ss. i-osy new tyczH q ~ l.oss lees -
pons. lAi y: 1885,, 1.O6x. ~ 80 -
Western Cntoa-07 - =
New York Coatroa-l.Sl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
Chicago .saarkea.

Chicago .iaarkea.
by Telegraph. Apriils.
flour-tirm and full prices demanded for
choice spring extras.
Wheat-lrregular and unsettled. and closes
weaker and lower for No. 2. at 2.026e2.0216
10. scarce and firm At 9. i5o2.'6.
Corn Fairly ncsive and higher, ut sss!1e.
for Nc. i s4Gs4i5 for new
Oa's-ln good demand and better. ut eIsx@
G..
Rye-lirm; sales at l.751I.so, and closing
unsettled
Barley Dull and nominal 2.S012s5 for
No. ~ store
Provisions Tame and quiet
rork-2c.c5.
Lard-Moresactive, steady and arm. at II.
IlH@il%: short rib, Is; short clear, l6 !:
Cumberland mddles. loose, l3H6nlS1l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
Toledo Market.
Dy Telegraph

ny Telegraph April Is.
Wheat-3c better: sales amber At 2.e442.6s.
Corn &c better; sales Of No. aud Michigsa
i at s10e3
Oats-Firmer and better; sales Of Michigan
GS@6s;s.
Ryc--Better; sales Of No. 1 as I.s6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

~ Ieicsreph.j ~ -zes April Is. =
Fiour--Dall at s.7s0fo u for city Xxx.
"heat-Steady at al for No. winter 70
oa.ts 80 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

RicHMoND. April 17.-Gen. Econeld VI.
Tied and addressed the Convention thia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph April 10.
Hogs-Received, to Is H.. 1900 head mar
ket active and firm, at s.2sMs.75
Cettla--Received, 10 ~ NJ, Al head common
grades dull good drovers' sold ct full prices,
| at a range ofS.75@9.0o-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18
Nc. tabu AsseII5.-...... ........ 81 .1bI .O|4 6f
CRANE 4 CO., Ag'ts,
Office n. ". Cor. I'd Il Brady streets.
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO..
y0NkERS & NEW YORK ms. COMFY.

or the City of New York.
CASH Asssrs, JAN. ]. 1858.
Bonds ami Mortgages. si5s. 800 -
" > Bond- OF is.l. .......... $4,000 90
Y Bonds, 1884 Observation-Disclosures. eii 900. 10
20 Bonds 1855 ....... ............. 1000 -
new FORK Stsie per cen. Bonds ..... 33,l1O.no
Ioais on tiIi. 30 500 90
interest Account ............. ........ s,93i 40
Cash ID htpds OF Az u paid premiums 90, 1888 ~
Dne under Reinsurance policies ssvages $50 90
Company nroperis........ ............... $500 N
nchis &c isea, H.yenun Stampe. -.-...... $500
Cash IN Metropolitan Nat. Bank. n ,easos
in oice.. esa02 1925 o5
y, s1,Js OH
lotsl Liabilities OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -, 532 SO
CRANE * CO.. Agents.
0f,lsE " cor Cd and R-adr s.sae.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-18

ukcH1 hzStWEU HFWa1HerWs
Filed in the Recorders once, Scets ssssty,
Iowa. u? to o'clock, April II. 1858:
J. A. N. Pelamourgues to David Hill.
c3' feet of : = lot block 50, Dav
export. $50 90
John Purdue 10 Z Sherman, No Gee
stp 50. a. Butler Township. 5000 90
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
IL. ZIPE, lI. ID ,

DHYSICTAN. SURGEON AND ACCoUCHEUR-
4 Office on head Of Wall street. [nistf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

TIfE SIAMEsE TwINs.-This couple have
gone to Paris fur another examination, with a
view to separation. An exchange, speaking
Of the matter, says:
After living together threcscorc years, the
Siamcse Twins nave resolved to separate. No
closer fraternal upi0a than that OF Chang and
Eng has been known among mea- During q
long life the sympa.hi,'s Il the brothers have
been SO complete that the frequently employed
and extravngant measure of affection has been
absolutely realized--one could not live apart
from the other. This singular-or rather plu-
al-attachment is to be severed. and probably
no sundering of family ties was ever regarded
with 50 wide-sf rrsa interest as this will be:
Years ago distinguished English and French
surgeons who examined the Siamcse phenomc-
non, differed in opinion as to tho probable re-
suit Of an operation destined to make the one
twain. The doubt made the twins hesitate,
until now, at tho age of 50, owing to aPpre-
henson that disease cOntraet~d by one may be
communicated to the other, tsrY are anxious
to get rid ef enc aaokher. Chang and Eng
marricd sisters, and eash is the father of niae
children Ii is not Improbable that the at
tempt to avert possible danger to one may re,
suit fatally to both. The surgical experiment
will soon be made.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

ALASKA GOLD MINEs.-SoIne- time since
the telegraph gave notice that diggings had
been discovered in Alaska, which wer. sup
posed to be very rich. The locality is thus,
described and their working commented upou-
By the San Francisco Times of July 31st:=
Finlayson Greek, branch of Peace River
in the British possessions, where, as the tele--
graph informs US, the miners are making fifty
dollars day to the man, is some.ways north of
the head of Frazer River, and nearly east OF
Sitka. The Peace River heads west Of tho
Rocky Mountains, and cuts through them near
the 57th degree, flowing iato and through the
Athabasca Lake, and runs thence through,
Great Slave Lake and Mackenzie River to tho.
Arctic Ocran, in British territory. Simpson
River beads in the vicinity of the Finiapsuna
Creek. and runs through Alaska Tertiary
near the southern boundary line, into the Pa
ciic. If miners, cam work placer mines SEC
cessfilly two orthrce h,lndrcd miles back frrtm
the coast in tho mountaias of IsMtish tefritnry,
they certainly can ia.Nsnerioanf territory pear-
er the ocean. Endeubtrdly the same mineral
belt existsih beth Territories ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

STRIKES For some time the telegraph mas
given US accounts Of strikes and troubles with
Eastern Labor and capital. Gas makers struck
in Fnfade1phia and the city was left in dark
ness; coal diggers struck and machinery ceas-
cd to run for want of fuel; oilmen struck, and
coopers and boatmen were thrown out of EN-.
plOyment by decrease in the demand for their
labor; aud now we are informed that the
tailors of New York City are in ferment and
will quit or be better paid The cause is plain
All branches of trade are absorbed in non-tax-
paying bonded monoposes who use their en-
ployes as they do their maehincs-work them
as long as possible at the least expense. This
has gone so far that the laborer of the city can
not earn sufficient to supply himself and family
with the necessaries, let alone any OF the luxu-
ries of life, and he is forced to demonstrate or
seek payment for his labor BY compulsion.
Soon the effects Of this condition of monopoly
will be felt all over the country, and the people
will rise in their might and assert ther claim
to justice with force that Will overthrow ev-
cry vestige of the bondsd aristocracy that is
ruling the eountry, and dragging the poor la
borer to the worse than slavery they now are
suffering, wherever controlled by their influ-
cace.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

THE Democracy have now get the Dlair family on
their hands-Boise Stdyssnon.
Yes, and the Grant family. fnther and son.
had rather meet the devil any day, horns,
hoofs, tail and all, than Frank P. Blair. The
Republican, ring -streaked, striped, spotted and
grizzly-grey party Of Ada county have now got
the Vajen family on their hands. Wonder ii
it is valuable purchase. See late election
returns from that county rs sample. They
also have the Oregon Protcctorate on their
hands. How much does IL prospect ta the
pan, as general averagrg Fry if neeh;ng
else. have insured Demeeraac victory and the
success of Democratic principles in Idaho for
the last four years, and lately aided power
fulig in the glorious Democratic victory IN
CrtHoh l5 aeH448UH QaHBs ktDTU#
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

rM A TWIN.


In form and features, face and limb.
grew SO like my brother,
2 That folks got to taking me for him, 10 saei
And each for one another.
1t ptszzled all our kitIr and Kim. ae;t JatH
1t reached a fearful pitch. r.,
For one OF us was born a twin $500 .
And not soul knew which,. ga.- ia 5i
One day Ito make the matter worse) GaE ~
"A. Before our names were fixed, 20 s., ..r
AS we were being washed by nurse,
We got completely mixed; ~ e4
and thus you see. by fates decree,
Or rather nurses wilma, 1Ht .8f
My brother Joilar got christened me,
And gOs ehristened him!
This fatal hkeness even dogged
Ny footsteps when at school, H $3.50
Fer was always gstting fogged,
For John tErped out q fool
put this question fruitlessly na3r
TO every one that knew:
What would you do, ii you were me,
2 To prove that you were you ?" -.
Our close resemblance turned the tide
OF our domestic life. a. .--
For, somehow, my intended bride
Became my brothers wife, ....
In fact, year after year, the same
Absurd mistakes went on.
And when l died, the neighbors cane
And buried brother John.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

DEISICTAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE on EAST
1 side OF Montgomery street, three doors above
VAIL Idaho City. nid
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

AcRrsoSY.- the close of the political
eanvass here, should disappear all traces OF
aaimesity between late contestants personally.
Whatever has In the moment Of cxcitemens
er heat " passion, Been spoken or thought by
one Of another, as political, and only as potti-
cal opponents, ought, III sllss,sse, renson' can
dor and sobriets Of mind b. passed BY now,
.'as the idle wind which We respect not"
The rood Behavior. Ss,ii,od of an on election day,
e7epy,xhere iathis county, and % far as We
have heard from, elsewhere, is,s it appears t"
us, certain symptom that, with the close of
the eiectic1i, an of every party will pursue the
even tenor of their way, and not taught set
down ii malice" any against bis neighbor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

DR.. II. D. KEELER,
Of SAN FRAScrsco. Cal,
III HHANlCAL AND SURGEON sE--Zn,
IA DENTIST. Dentistry. In all Efss<4S@zzEA
"'ancdes from single tooth 10 4 full sIfrTTTYY
fsi npon Gold or Vulcanitn Base
ieNing, filling and extracting done IN the most
'o4Hac manner Charges moderate Office next
-',.F -, 20 Chapman Drug Store. Idaho City.
~ b.-Dr. X. wishes il dissint .ly understood THAI
As does no work on credit je2T.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

| REWARD CfREsEn.-w Wells, Fargo s. CO.
Offer reward Of $4,000. for the reeosery of
their money taken in the late stage robbery,
and the capture and conviction of the roDDeraa'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

AR. r. GUITAR, SUR G-a>,
~ GEON DENTIST Of San Iran f-sssssss,A
SEQ lately from the S.s:esh lsas a. S1lIIIC
'el N Idaho City for tae purpose Of gTvine those in
Isea o. DENTS. tts benefit OF his services Being
Wois'sed Dentist, and possessed OF all the latest
-p!ovenents In dentistry. he will guarantee to the
y-pH entire satisfaction in all his operations. His
'.mls are In the st, Charles Hotel Entrance oppo.
''-' 'h' Postohce. Cali and sec him at once.
,, E2' Reference-P. J.. E.mDudson. ga
IDAHO City. Aug 3. 1851
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

1 TTOENET AND COUNSELOR AT LAW OF.
"A ice over CenterviIlc brewery. soath side Wall
street Idaho City au-All business entrusted to- his
ere viii Meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
usttarees will he made. nitf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
y. sI. Belts,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON And ACCoUCHEUR.
4 once on east side OF Main Street. in tho small
o'.cE one door north OF Fashion Restaurant. Rest
ueace On high street In the rear Of Office. aprStf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
sruli- aYeekly Morla.
.ual lspEu wsDaEspAYAND SATURDAY MORNINGS

Terms ~: Invariably in Advanc,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
Deinen1 Greuno

Deutide Mrbeit Elm Rebl>
lalag.- Das "9ournal" ppa Ma>
con IN 0spreia iaet: DIE in 1isiem
S:eat importtrte reutl he Wrbeit lit
Elm Tsbll@laa." Da6 Wort II m por=
ttrt" e;tbeili 70 wobl bic urIaae ienes
"Tsbl|dla06" wte es pfe Nbtuns anasf9t
tn Der Die Mrbeil ou@ iett nod im Slz
ben hett. Der Msbettsr ldBt lh tten
nidt bsbanosln wte pa6 Wieb. Dsui9s
Nrbett (teildufe aelaQt bic bette BE ptr
TN Noroen bobeu) aebt oabtn, no fe i,ei
it, ano ntdt Bios frei fonoern aub &C.
ahtst 1T, ni@t bios oea@tet 1T, 1cneern
aud beIpbnt pirr> ntht bIcs belobnt
wirb, ioneern aud nidt lte1winoet nod
unteroruft miro. l1nlere llpIt9en @etz
tenn reroen Ntbett befommen, tpslde fein
GebllalaA iein piro, menn fs ibr 9ansss
locialeS Syffem reconftuiren unp IS Der:
n, teen reDlihe Nrmutb ben Mlann, Der
ft6 pur6 {einer etaenen 5dnpe Ibiti9>
felt erbdlt, 1T %os,b1bnen. Ger ceu,l de
Wrbeiter liebt ntdt I'm @eitnoe Slide iu
enen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
Gtne wilbfhmein8petttipn
an bic Mnbaltif9e &egierung.
Nerebrte Meaierunnl

Gerebrte &e9ierun9!
g. 1T BON un5 Sitter idon NIT Wibfouer
bsmsrft wproen, baf in Dem un1erer 3udt
aegp!cmeten 2ance Quiz io9enarnte III n
tertbanen," mir wolen ntdt laoen q e
best-benn mer mDhte 70 mlfe unc
unpanfbare @eiaDpfe bceen?-netn at.r
9elitten uerren. Dit bteln II "
terIbansn feben ptr felt uroltsr Belt
in ftInem eutsn @e'tdl!ntb. Nud Ger
Darwtu'f9cn Ibsorie mIsten fs
eissn'ltd gar nidt mebr Yorbauben Itn
lc1seru un8, BIN @ tln1bweineu
Flab Bemaat baben, SnpsGsn etne
CUTE Setts baten o'sEs uurtertbanen"
bod: fe p~f!onssn 2a1toffdn> 1pelhe pir
mElos G@wetne un6 b&rrlt9 (bme:eu lal
lsn+ Nun fino uns cher nsu5rDinse
Tdlle 5u Sbren gsfommsn, rae vunterz
tbaaen" Die son ibnsn eepflansten
Nartofeln ielAt ausssnommsu. geIfdlt
- weld Elm Gurus asfodt- mslhe
W'b:rnbett! -unp- mie nieperlrGU1i9-
lslbf 9efre6sn babsn.
Sonn r'au 70 etpa6 tGren> obte caf
nh G!nem ale Bcrlsn babel frdllben ?
Sn attn niloen Ghnet1afSpftn pa eGbu
ee Niemabo farm fd ter u%sbsrssu9unq
Stridltssen, eaB etmas hsihetsu mU0f.
Wtr babsn Die Sa9e ruoelwetle bsra!ben
uno erl1uben uns teBt, Der oerebtIis
den ReBierung fclsenee 0orldld9e 81
ma9ed.
t. Den uuntertbanea| iou aNfaez
sebsn neroeu, 10 Sisl &ayspTsin als mDa<
lid 5u paanSer> unp ;par auf plaBsn bic
8 bequem ftnc.
2. Den III ntertbanen" lou bc6
Selbfausnsbnea, telp. GHsn Der &or
lofsln bel G%oet5lrafe Dsrtortn merben.
3. Wdi<3ar oTslp!auser baben bag
2cno ;u Derlaf'n.
Subem MIR tis|e uafere yoridlSae Der
Nestsrung our s~snt'Qten Bsr(idfAttsuny
untsrbreiten, serbineen mir bamft
ON Nu6oIud uni erer unlerer anfriGfsn
6ohadtun9.
Die psreinfgeen Wtlo1Gwetue
oer 0robmaht q nbalt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
Qi nge1anbt IT,
Beaver Sails, is. Tebr. 1865

Beaser Sails, IS. Tebr. 1868.
Treunb @olff.
@eit mebreren Iassn 1dein: es uus,
olS pb eS 5ommer weroen nil. Ser
Sdaee 1T berstts aons binmeaasiamplier
uno Die Gage fno 70 idSn, pie bic 1at5uz
fen i'm Grubltne. unlr Greuno &sep,
pom benz t9 Dir neulin beridtele, itsQt
lecen Man1,, ben er befcn,nen fam u,p
per arbsitsn nil, an. Bel Mlblmbau
aebt ss 70 seiddftia su, m,e bet einem
8ierenfc,t. STR ut1c Nols tslhlaaen,
-; OFT 5u|ammsn9sfiat bier Bu|Gwe,f psa<
Qerdunit, bort Grunc beraneeiabrsn.
IS 1T eine Suit, Dem fe|siasnG reihen ,u<
'ui9aue1 uno lpbalo uuiere Sdasn asbsn
retosn o@t reue 6dulsr bsn ploB 3isren
3u riefeu Nsubautsn miro QUO, main
neVfS 5ctsI eeb5tsn, welbes mid I'm
Nuasrblid 70 be(ddftist paB ta Dtr
einfmetlsn n!dt Disl gfsus6 Meter ersGkz
len fam.
Befe @tIBe bon
Deinem Greuno Q.T.
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S5ut amerifarifDer Silreer I'M
Iu6lanoc.

New gort %. Gebr. GineBofoz
1,er Gael Dep;ide iost sts Ns8Nta'
ttpnen beS amtrifantidsn 0elauosen
Bancroft in 8e;ue auf Nsturalsiatitn
Deuti9er in Mmerita boten eta auteS
&elultat eBteblt. Der nprpbeatlde
8u~b miQtet Elm, tatutalifrteu peut>
i&en 8ursern bieielbe Gyeiteit pom Bof.
fenotenf I'm Mu8!anpe III ~bewiufgtn,
tuel&e bic einseborenen Blreer babe1,
tobalb ber Gtn9emanperte 5 Sabre In ben
gSer. ::Staate1 1T. Bancroft bat ben
Vsrtra8 unter3ei9ne,
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unb un6 at, ter budtenretden &ufe, tpp

unp un6 an ter bu6tenreiden &iie, 100
arbere Sclapenldife ii@ oft perbprsen
poer etnselne partienS elapeu einnebmen,
auasuipiren fudte. Infer Captain perz
itancs heher. St 1par cine nalte 5ano"
in ieinem SADIE uno wufte> bab Der Sri
ton cur9 I'M ere Tludt auf caS pfene
Sheer uunie fern @erud" s%erlpren batte.
SIN Nll9eit6te Der Sri tie BON ct. poplp
be 2panpo ie9elttn mir NIT benz pa0at<
tpinte licSflt6 entla1G bis mir in ter
Ndbe bes Srte6 Mmbris bur6 ptiivatli9z
11a|e erfubren, bab N1eS bereit 1et.
(G9lu6 fplat.)
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MorcHeu
@eI0Qft5bduIernS ct. DaulS.

0el66ft5bduiernS t. Daul8.
GGernaaren.
Nuerba1t Sind unb Sdefer
1888 Dritte @trabe.
.. @. Sn9erlpu unb g.,
Gnaros unc Detail,
@de ber 8. unb Wabalbaw Strabe, 8radenplaB.
@psan us,b Nicol5>
Gnsrus uue 9etail,
1854 Oritte StraBe.
@tQtam See,
Gnerps unc Detail. Guenw aaren uni Notipns
1856 Drttte Strabe.
Gatbcart unb g.
1872 Dritte 5traBe,
SAMPLER in einbeimii&en unb impprtirteu Guenpaaren.
@Aubert uno 9tiefe1n.
Glynn,
8abrifant nnb SdnsIer,
1870 Dritte @traBe.
Sobn Teti9.
3abrifant nne !SGnbIer,
178 D1itte Strabe.
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tna, Ipten unb Experimentation.
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In New- yprf City.
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Der Bebtenune.
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Nptipns, T"aneppaarem Yeitiden, &C.
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ISL Critic @trabe,
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161 0ritte @trabe, Catholic 8le6.
UaneD. waaren.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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Mcrlants !Sptel Slpd,
3. unp Sad pn @trnbe.
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