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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13
How to Break Steers.

Some time since saw the question
asked through the Farmer, if there was
not some better way of breaking steers
than yolking them, and whipping and
pounding them until they were broken
in ambition, constitution, and every
thing that goes to make a good work OK
Now, l propose to give a method that /
have practiced for thirty-five years. In
the fist place, make a yard forty feet
square, with straight fence, and so high
that the widest steer will not think of get
ting out. Now, puttwo or four steers into
the yard; then take some corn, and cord,
and pet them until they are not afraid of
you. Then take your whip, a, stalk five
or six feet long, with lash three or four
feet long, and start one of the steers He
will go next to the fence; when he comes
to the corner, put out your whip and cry,
"Whoa p He must stop, for his head is
against the fence. Now, pet him little );
then drop your lash lightly on his left ear,
and say, "Hawr" which he has to do if
he goes along Keep on in this way, and
in a short time you can "Haw'' him
around under the whip. Now, /" Gee /"
him around in the same way, till you can
"haw" and "gee" at will. Then, step
off few feet, and call one by name, and
with motion OF your whip bring him to
you. Then, step little further off, and
continue to do SO until you can fetch HIM
to you anywhere in the yard. ..a1d Ia.
While at work with one, if he gets ex-.
cited, leave him and take another. Then
take your yoke; take out the near bow,
and tie rope fifteen or twenty feet long
in the near bow hole; put the yoke
on him, and keep hold of the rope, so that
he shall not hurt himself or the others.
If he is afraid of it, let him work with it
till he gets over it. Then put it on an
other, and let them draw each other
around. Let them all have a turn at it.
Then, yoke them, together; fetch them to
you to yoke; yoke and unyoke, and yoke
on either side drive them in the yard
until you can back, gee and haw them at
will-which you can do, if you keep, cool,
and cork mi1dly with light blows, till he
kposcs aotat yo9 rant. Then, if you have
an old yoke of oxen, bring them into the
yard; hitch them together, and drive
them around the yard few times; then
open your gate, and take them out They
may bound little at first, but will soon
mind you as well out of as in the yard.
Try it, farmers, and my word for it, if
you want yoke of gentle, quick, lively
cattle if you are mild, and follow the di-
rectlons), you are sure to have them.-W
Z. Ball, IN Kansas Farmer. t...e-r
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13

MULBERRY TREES IN CALIFoRNIA.-At
late meeting of the California Academy
of Sciences, DR.. Gibbons said there were,
BY estimate, 100000 to 20,0O0,O00 null
berry trees in California This extraordi-
nary production is the result of a State
bounty, intended to make California silk
country. For this purpose, a bounty was
offered for cocoons, also. By a singular
demand for the eggs of the silk worm,
at prices that induce mulberry men to
abandon the idea of making silk; and the
curious result is20, 100000 trees, and never
a hank of silk, nor, so far as we know, any
promise that the intentions of the Legis-
lature will ever be fulfilled. -Erct0nge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13
Greatest Discovery Of ! the 8 !! AgeF
DR. A. TRASK's
s%E 40 s9k&7F 81 ~ 80 g 8 l..
Magnetic Ointment !

This remarkable and most interesting remedy ls
composed of the concentrated Juices OF the most
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Roots II
nature, chemically combined and insulated IN gen
sealed glass bottles and charged by powerful BAY.
terry Thus possessing In dtion to its superior med
ical virtues, strong MAGNETIC AND ELKcTRIo proper
and soothing It relieves Pain and Infsmm alton at
muscles and nerves giving lie and vitality by Its
life giving qualities Paralyze parts and Chronic or
Tong standing Complaints and Weaknesses. allaytng
Nervous pain, (Neuralga0 Irritation, and Removing
DISTINCTIONS like charm Indeed all who have used
TEEN it by far superior TO any and all other externa
remedies in II applied In season IT'S an anisng
nation of the Lungs, Bowels Liver. Kidneys AND
in tho Breast and at ali times cures Nervous Headache
Neuralgia Sore Eyes, Ear Ache Tooth Ache Agnedn
the Face Pimples end Eruptions of all kinds fHeS'
Bruised and SCREAMED Limbs, Burns, Frozen parts
Chilblans indoent and long standing Sores OUNCE
Co. &C. 1t will also restore the Hair to the bad Hcha
and prevents the Hair from falling.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13
.. y, =
KANSAS p ann Silk RAISING in II

KANSAS AND SILK RAIsINa-In the
county of Franklin, Kansas, about fifty
miles south of Lawrence, the pioneers Of
ting h up there on the now Wild prairie, a
mandatory of silk velvet The colony
will contain within itself all the forms of
industry necessary to the success of its en-
terprise, from the growth of the mulberry
to the last finishing touch on the beauti-
full fabric. Of course some time must
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13

in the local or editorial column should not
be to your standard, do not cast it aside
and pronounce it good for nothing, until
satisfied that there has been no more labor
bestowed upon it than ispaid for. If you
want good readable sheet it must be
supported And it must not be supported
in spirit of charity either, but because
you feel a necessity to support it The
local press is. the, power that moves the
raaon1p
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13

THR BEST AND ORIGINAL TONIC OF IRoN.-Phos-
phorus and Calissya known IS Ferro-Phosphated
Elixir of Calisaya Bark. The iron restores color to
the blood the phosphorus renews waste of the
tissue and the calisaya gives nstura healthful tone
to the digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia III
its various forms, wakefulness general debility, do
preston of spirits; ALSO the best preventive against
fever and ague One pint contains the virtues of
ounce of calsaya, and one teaspoonful, grain o.
iron and phosphorus Manufactured only by CAswELL
HAZARD & Co., successors to Csswell, Mack q Co.,
New York Sold by Druggists
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13

elapse before the plantations of trees will
yield leaves enough to feed many worms !;
but in the meantime, thef few colonists who
are already on the ground will devote
themselves to raising and feeding cattle,
and to, the general Improvement and
decoration Of their estate ~ I8lI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13

The National Methodist camp-meet-
ing will be held next year at place near
Long Bridge, N. j., ON the Shark river,
in the southern part of the State. A tract
of 1877 acres has been secured, and negotia-
lions are in progress for enough land adj
joining to make up 500 acres, with over a
mile of sea front. 4E 5 i. Il .is4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13

THE REASON WHY so MANY DIE WITH
CONSUMPTION, is because they neglect to use the
first attacked with cough, oppression of the
chest or seated pains in the breast, Aliens Lung
Balsam will cause the phlegm to raise, heal the
irritated parts, aud restore the system to health.
For sale by all druggists. 4,@s ,s.a.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13

The name of Clark Seminary at Aurora,
ILL.,, has been changed to JENNINGS SEMI
NARY in honor of Mrs Eliza Jennings,
who has given largely to pay it's indebted
ness and enlarge it's library and apparatus.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13
Prof. II. Anderson's go
DER M A.D.OR !
Is n Liquid .Ltnf,nent for Externa.
aH' Applications.

FOR MAN ORg BEAST,
A Valuable Combination Discovered bv
, y n Celebrated Chemist. U I
IT'S free anncation to ntianed Sores and surfaces,
on both Man and Beast in very short lime releves
the pain and soreness and the hot angry ana rou
face becomes COOL moist ard natural, ana by contln
ued application and attention. the parts soo3
to health. tif- = - '.--tf >4+fA kttFf
IMPORTANT TO HORsEMEN
Prof Anderson's Dermador is the bost Liniment In
use for horses This shown by numerous letters
from ali parts of the country. late one reaaa ny
follows: - a.,
on horsetesh, and find 1t very So. nor remedy
other IMMINENT we ever used In our Livery Stable
Please send us two dozen large petties py eApress
G. o. d. Yours respectfully,
WATSON & COOPER. WaVerlys ms.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13
DIR. j. R. MILLER'S
Universal Magnetic Balm

cnros asis nv Magnetic Innuence. Neuralgia and all
pain and is therefore very properly termed Asynesio
Balm" 1t is purely vegetable preparatonn; ua
MORBUS. DIARRHRA,- DYSHNfERY, COLiC, and
ali BOWEL COMPLAINTS It's timely use VAL i, cure
Colds, Group, Diptheria, Quinsy. and All Inroat
affections. 80 y a+thar
When properly used. Fever and Ague. I'D otnef
complaints incident to western ano soushern
climates, are easily broken up
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-08-13
EEVEsg ANsa AGUE.

Cleanse the system; then, as the time for ohil
draws on cover warmly In bed and take cupfnl OF
hot water with one or two teaspoonfuls OF the Mag
netic Balm swr etened with brown sugar, also paine
the back and stomach win ,the 6alm anu reih'iD
quiet. Repeat If necessary. - vS
sE All the above Medicines are SOFA ~
Druggists Everywhere. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26
GmrOpean Ggdbau0e Office
g. S. 9tOae. S

20 = < Est ]
Sn amssitantiasst gOIbe 81 ssIltbsatt
0erfaufs s@Omrfe far N0edalet alf
europa.
Ginen Monat bato SIS E d feI:.
l. SIir tIsias settase, bic sur eSbe pom inehFUs
$50 gul0en fiiDbeutldbe gBabrung q
Gents Sob fir i @nI6en.
$50 8nIoeH 9oDdRbif1 @oMra5t q
431 Gents Sob fir j @uIoen.
100 ShoIer WreuBifb @onraut IS
Gtnts Sob fur EbaIer.
$50 EhoIer Brenter Sob a SO Gents
Sob fur / Sbaler.
500 Nsnrt Banco 80 Gents Sob
fur 1 EboVer. .s
525 branss . s Srancs fur 81
0Iuitf. @OIO -
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SIS QgsneF. @oI0.
Ban srSsererA eslrase, bic str eSBe sOn anefxfiDe
:. 750 @aIDsn fjibbeutihs gBabrHng q
40 Gents GoIb fur / Gnlogn.
40 GuIAeu 9ol1nbiid9 Gourag@ q
42A Gents Sob fir / gulOen.
$50 TbaIer Hrenbifm Golirant 3 g34
Gents Sob fur Sboler
400 TboIer Brene Colo 81 Sc.
GoID fRt / EbaIer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

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9Sberiffs Berfamf. = Sn Gemdbbeit elmer ven
lnn GberlieferI pom M9tbaren Circuits @ertbt DON
0opibfon Gou.tp, Eenn, bel 1einem Geptembers
Eernlin 1868 1perbe I'D gum 1iiehtii6en @eftuuf an
ben maeinbetenefa gegen baare 3ablNHG am Courts
bd :s@Ebnr in ben Staot Vafbpiue am 9 onndb n
oen ~ Di6r5 1859 oas na4ftsb eno bef9rteoene
Qanb, beeaen uno bchRoii IN Giuileiitrit $50. 5. O.
g., g., iltl6 beerenst ipie ioIst N1relid pop Der
26nSerei upn Nirs, 9ouRbtree; Dftlt3 an her &dns
brei pot 8. ggttiten; 1bIidb pom Der 2ditberet pom
50. %. Mbttenpre uflo Deltlld DON Der ednoeret bon
- DttelluiLei NIT Beidblag eelegt ais oas @igem'
6e mebr ooer peniger, UNI etner 9Ieeutiol 81 nets
nen &anoeu 3H 9uuiten non W. y: cartwright une
4eqen %. %. 9aps uno gnoere FIR &i5O.63, sSas
feleiIen Muh &JfIen oaraAf 81 9eniaen. Ge9eben
ben "a. SSebruar, / 90.
6. 81. GonaIbfon, Sheriff
msl Sura Gam. 8. gtorfbaa, Deputy.
c&n GbaneetO aI1 gRatuotIIe .-Staat Tenneiiee,
R6i5ptle, ben %, SauMar 1859 = DO 5 9rnder, RIds
ger, geeen EbeDfpre NnltnG uno Mlleere, Betl1ete.
ga aus benz Sjeri6te hes Sbertffs IN btsSg SADIE
be1pprdebs, ha6 u. u. Htnians ntht Qpf8etunoea
Ipernen tona, 70 1T eeshalb Derpronefs paB e. etH
Grf9etnen BARN nor ober tnerbnIb ben eriten bret
Saaen hes ndbasn Eerinins genannte @ert4tess
gu RaIeen am Or Ten Maniac i'm nd9iten Mprtl
cher Ginmano erbebe, plortgenfaas eeitlbe ais upr
ihm suaeitGnben erfIart un6 Su elmer Nnhornng ex
parte 0n5erauint InereeuIuire, uuo eoB pteie Bers
SrDnnna fur uier anfetRaneer foIgenbe Bosn IN Der
Goibpile YTeB unb 3tutes unS ser Eenneiee Staatss
seitnrs befanat senIGbt weroe.
ARortom 9. SoweIL
sst SKIS s@lert nmn YlaitG.
MS. SeRass, anpoH fur aIsser.
feb24s4p
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

SbeTiff' ssgerFauf. = Sa Gemdbbeit elmer ven
ditto exponas 8eroTtnttHg an miG gertptet NIB
berItefert pom 2tbaren Gtfcuitgertbt pon GGeieion
County, Eenns, bel ieinem September SermIn 1903,
per0e b gum 6ffenttIben @ertauf an ben Wtettoes
tenhen gegea barre SabluEQ am Court 91ns G9or
in Der Gtaot 9taibpiue ant Sannabeno, ben ".
YldrS 1863 ti19fteben6 bef9rebene HdloereI
unb @eb6 libfeiten brtngen ndmlt9 Sut stud
pSer Tbeil aunb beIeaen nno beitneliGh TIM Sirift
9ealntnler 7,0aUiofon County, Eennefiee, beeren3i
tpeitIt uon ber gtoIenspiLe Qanhrabes iiloIi9 Mno
6ftitd Don Der Q6nberei pom SameS SDbnfon farbig)
tlab n5rbItb non Der 2dnberet uou d. Prit9ett, suz
famneu iedbs 9tdsr, mebr soer peniger, uue NIT
93eiblag bttsgt ais aas Gi9entbnm pom SaHIes q.
Yatterlon, TIM elmer GgecuttoM IN metnen soanoen
1. gattsriof fin $t0t as, Snterenfien uno SotsR
barsMi gu seniigen. 49,.
mai 9mdb SanI. 8. Ytarfbau, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

ON Gbancerp gu NaibpiIe = Gtnat EenaeNse
6 GIert NIB Dlaiters Office gbnncetn s8erfht III
~ 4ofbplIIes ben 4. 5cbruar 1859 S gam! 8. Gall
benn, Nbmintltrater &C., 9ldser, eegsn GDmar6 gur
Sade engsraibten Afn6apit beroorgebt, has BsfEngs
ter, S6pdro Mrpbp, tein Beino5ner bes Staats EeRs
f6einen BARN uor Ober iuuerbalb ben eriten Engep
bes nddhen Sein1ins eerannten @eftntes, 3u halten
am Crit en- W0ntag bes ndd5ften QpriIs 16e0s
made ,uno betenne, aHtfporte ober Gtpwanb erbebe
auf &Idgsrs Bill tDlbrigehfnAs felbiBe als roA Inn
befaant nno gu elmer MflbSrnHa sex parte anbesg
raut er6sn uir6, uro bnb oiefe Berorenung fur pier
unb Zines n0 Der Eenafee 6taats seitnne betauant
qema1t perbe, $3.50
'Nbiariit bssIagbist 400 is&s 81
@ Mprtpn 3. SpwfIL
+ set s5-s es&@ GItrt unb gfaiter.
ms6,4p
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1,n GLanceru AL gsofhpiae. = Gtant Eennei5ee,
Gierf unb aSoiters Office GbGncerps Betttt an
~ Rai5Uile, ben 1. 5ebrlior 1863. Sm % gBODSs
fol-, RIager, geeen 81. S Is, Swapse une AnSere,
setlagte. ga aus einem in etefer SADIE etngeretds
ti1lo @ 30 gerftns, Ddneerptle ReriitoE uno 8en=
iomin VI SHEPHERD, Uelcbe bic 5irma 70 81 Rertins y.
60 biIbef, feline BeIpc5ner bes Staates xenneffee
fiaI6, 10 1T bes5aI6 perorruet UrDen, ba e ir Or
icbeinen BARN per ober tAnerbaIb ban erften bret
Eagen beS u6dften &e Minis genonnteti @rrt1tes,
1863 madben ilflb ouf aIdsers Blu betsnue artpors
ten cher Ginpdb erbebens Dioreenfaus felbtee aIs
Don tbnea befdnnt ertlirt uno 90 eiuer MHb6rung
orbnunG fir uter aHfenonber fOIgenbe ocen In Der
giaIbDtle Breb unb Zines unSb er EenueiIee Staats
seitang betaant gemabt IutEo. az
smEt3 4s Morton g. 6emeII,
GIert Mnh Raiter.
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facias AercrnRHng an mid eertdbfeE ,tne Hbers
tbefeTt ppnt Mebtboren GJrcutt Ueridht pof GGuib=
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1859, fpsfee to gum SHehtitcben WeTtaMf an ben
1Reltbieteneen 9sgeH baare 8abtlHg arl @oHrtbanss
Ebor ttl Der Stdbt Rafbniues am Snuh6be
ben M. @Gra 1861 MGCbftebenh beiriebenes @rnubs
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a0f IS, 50, 81 Hro 80 ilt Gbeatb0's 8Inn pom tots
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,,abe ben Trautlin Gbpps, tn BEN fiolI6en Ebesi
ber Gtclt 4o1brSas, befagte 2pfs nh beerenst NE
foIafs gl1e ~, Isl 2s1ab so be0innenb al bey Gae
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ferlue1 is s5uS MAD -e5Ier Is 6ls Matp; poa 81.
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nor ba iifSli y @xab Bftlt NIT 3tlbsrabe 1856 Hssk
poi, ea sag 9rab 5tlid l45 6ub na9 elmer 125< ue
Mlsp; BON oa I6tolitb y @gae we1tli4 nit bsfaeter
MAep 166 Ealh mad eIfseF ~ $Mb Ahep; non be- fSs
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pagigRt ltebe Bud I'D, site 65s &e0itexs Office, 8dz
pfbIuti &ri1gS %tnn., itnb NIT Gei6laa beIeot ais
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Gxetatlos gsesn I'm nnb ~ @Nnitsn pom 3. 5.
Gen. @eosten ben 4. Mari 1909.
ana G.R. 3aHsEsfsH, e5srH.
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c&n @han. erp III gaGhoiue = gssot EenresIee,
~ Office Glert nnh RaItets G11neas s@eridbt 81
9dibutIe ben A. SSmlnnr 1863. 9Sefer 5olust@e nno
Mnbete. RIaBer, gssesI .. 4 aeecbfrss uit6 aneere,
BetIaafe. = pa aas etnem In basfer So1e einGes
reidbtsn Mjfibapft berporgebt bos 8etIagte, Sacob
Rid MnS bic unbetannteR GNhen non NIsEan6er
81, MeRee feline Nemehner hes @tnaf EennefIee
nb 10 Iuurbe uerorbnef, baE ne TIT Grf4einen oarin
par Oher innerbab henergten bret Eaaen bes nddett
Terntirs genannten @erlehtes, an baIten ASN f n
81 Onta 4 i'm nu1iten Mprit 1869, MAIDEN llub anf
aIdaers BlH befeansg, antmortea ODER Ginwanot err
bebeR pibfi JenfaHs oeiebe ola uor tbnen 3ueeait-
ben ertldrt unb s elmer ex parte aatbsrauIlt mer<
naii6er fotaenbe 9Botbet III nsr RafbpiHe Yref nub
Times aab Der EeansiIee Staatsleitlrg betaunt sss
madbt meroen.
ortonB. 9omeII,
eIert nno Wnfter.
@asit6 ~ Smftb, Mnpalte fir 2Idser. febi9 An
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

r~en tSbnncefs, an RafgtpiIIe- Stndt Teanedee,
~ Gfiice CLEFT uno Atafter, Gbancerps @eribt 81
sIo bptiie, ben z. s Inuar 1863. Eenneise Goal ann
Mailroao GpInpaHps Rldsers ge9eu 9sobtes v. 9e :
girIIpuob unb Mu6ere, 8efIdate = 4G aus einem in
nieier Sa5e eingerei1ten Affoduit ber1orGebt, Bop
ReiIaste, 5GbLes mn6 McGulonab, seine SeTpobner
beB Gtaates 9eHneiee iino. 70 wuree pernronst eGB
ne ihr Grideinef 6ort DOR oher innerbGlb ben erfte
brsi Sageu les nas6ften Eermis1s senannten @eri@<
tes, an baIten aW 6 # EN- MoHtaa TN nd9iten
Aptil 1863, mad5su uno auf &ldgers StA nete
feIbe ala poR linen anGeGaren ertdrt unn 81 elmer
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TennefSee StGat5seitiing befauut gema4t peroe.
RGrtpn q. bpweIL
s$@ GEerf uno Roiter.
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feh2h an
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GIert an0 Nafters Office gbaueeyp- 0eriebt Az
~ 9taibptle, ben &c. 5ebruar 1869. aouifa 8ars
rett, Rdgerin, geges usidb Garrett, Setla9ten. ga
aus etnem IN biefer Sabe etIgerei1ten Mfbaujt Bers
porge t, eab 8etla9ters n1iab garretf, tstn epObs
ner ees Stadtes Eenneee lift. 70 ptlfbe So5er uers
orbnet, oaB er ien gri6eiueu oartn oher inner.
balb ben srften 9agen oes nd9iten Eermns senanns
ndblten Mpris 1869, made nn6 befenue, antUorte
ooer Ginwdnb erbebe dnf Gidsers Dtu foibrigenfaus
Ielbige els poa tbm betanrt iio su eilrr nbDEnng
8erorbnurg auf pier ohieinanber folgenee Mo9eR5
in Der Naibutae 9reB unb Zines Mno Der Eenneiiee
Staatsseittaa uer0ifenllidbt wetee. q
@bidrift beaIaUbIgt:
9tortonB. SpmeII,
glert9ine aRaiter.
GnISm. Smith, anuaIte fir aIdser.
ms6s4m 5 1854 ga 80 ~ 80 4 I
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por peet SnHerbalb ben erisen brei Eapen oeS rd5s
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