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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14
Dsp't of Labor and Agriculture Of Sts.l
md, Oficssl \ C.lv&t Street,
B.lumor~ Iuiy a Isxs


eeesrs " Crichton Il Son.
GenhcE@r ! desire IS promised to acssain ,
you with the results of the application of the
Rcdonda Guano, upon my whcataud last fall
applie< the Cu.so At the rate Of $50 lbs Ser acre
as thick AS tho drill would SOW i; = ths appii-
cation was made to 2 acres one half sowa in
Y heat the other in Rye
Tn. grain grew we'll in the fall aud 9th Whea t
and Rye proniished fine crop in the ssring tAe
grain has been harv but not as vet thrash.
ed have reason to believe that the RYs vii
Baks 81 unusually fine vaId, but the Wheat
docs not promise 80 well, own. TO tho Fly h,v-
ING damagAt Il very severely.
This may 10 sserb~i to no hide cvtant TO the
vsriety sown tBoughton, the bearded wheat
Of IN, vicinity has almcs: entirely ssc4ncd he
revagos Of both Fly aui Wea,u The Go
yer soHn UPON he ground TO which the Gulne
vas applied is veil set and rerv vigorous ant
esteem Tie application of the Rebounds tnou. 3
not of speedy benefit, from The causes above as
q very valuable permanent fertilizer.
lsurs, respectfully, vs. MCPHERSON,
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REDOkDA GUAN0
The Cheapest and Most Sue
cessful Fertilizer on Wheat
ever Introduced into this
country.

The REpoNA GUANO has low sces Gssa
eAcGsiS e.y for tNo ye&ys anon every deSog. pt.ea
oicrops Aad with the most unprecedented success
lis results upon the various crops. and especially
,he heat crop Of the present has ssts,A-
lisned IFS reputation beyond all Others. and lie
ulARi. unprecedented,
"REpuNnA' Is = pure, natural Gusno, en-
tirey 4nifaru- IN rs character ssl1 10 the farm
egS just as il is imported, sud requires no pre-
paraticn for the DRILL.
TIE EXTREMELY Low PRICE al which il
Is sold the ordinary manufactured fhosphstes
costing over one hundred per cent above the
The price of Reionda is net the leas; important
fact 10 the farmer.
Pamphlets containing testimonials from FARM
Frs and PLANTERS in Marylsnd Virginia.
Delaware and New York. from which we e1trx-- .
briefly he sdjoiniag wheat, together with :
REPORTS and ANALYSIS Of the most .n,in.n,
chemists IN the country, with fail directions for
IS Lee can te obtained q. our warehouse .: EN-
varIous agenis
PRICE $50 PER TON.
Leonarjtown, 81. Mary Co, Nd JeSs
Nessrs VIM. Crith,on / Son. teth lssa
peas S.rs Your letter Of 18th instant WAS
duly received III reply saswer that the larre
lot Of RkDONDA ISLAND GUANO, purchased
of YOU last fall, WAS mixed half and aalf with
Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate sad applied ~
arm with wheat. $50 pounds 10 one busted and
one quarter Of wheat ami IN some weak spets
So pounds mere 10 the acre broadcast
The W HEAT and GRASS-SEEp, sowsd there
on thls spring, i ' kkl LUNUKIANr aaa
AEAN lhR than any past crops aud PROMISES q
heavy crop Of " HEA + so Tar as il has ne. tces
"a damaged by successive storms OF hajl and
~lhd WITH lnUadauouS OF rain, az 10 harvest
ing.
Cnahls TO decide VII Ii Of the two manure.
VAS entitled &c :he credit Of III. Lu,,ri.,t
Growth he "REpoNDA WAS s,re~s1 T., II
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Professional Notice

1tHk unde signed, Attorney
Il Solicitors y Chanrsrv at Law AMI
stJuIy, 1886, formed nave this 3rd day
sractlce OF tteir .opsrtnershin IN the
and style Of C. ofesslon under The name
ice IN ths moss Downs. Thew will Prsc-
or" loun,g OF saint Mays and the ad-
.ag Counties, and in the Court .: apPesis
! EspecIsl attention vii be paid 10 the eoIiecilan
sfclaIms agains: individuals, the State, or he
/ Government.
References gwen, when required. Address
.,3n.s & Downs, Leonarats~n, 2. o, 81
Nary's County, siaryleni.
ROBERT c. CONES,
JAS. S. DOWNS.
Jug 5, lse6-ly.
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Lar CO-p0rtnership.

THE undersigned have farr.ed - s.
partnership under the mans OF Maddox
4 Crane. They w;l. practice in iie Courts g
i. Mary's ana the adjoining countisS and
aleo in the Court of Appeals.
Especial attention paid TO the collection OF
claims against Individuals, the State or the
Government Prompt attention gwen to All
business entrusted TO ,heif ch2rge
Address, Maddox Y Crane, LeonaTdlo"n,
G. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. %, l867-ti.
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Boarding House.
FOR SHERIFF..
{ CARRIAGE FOR Sale.

4 FoCR-SEAT ROCKAW A1
" Carriage. newly repaired. fer sale
yer> iow for cash or equiyalsnt. Apply
At Beacon Office.
ysn. 1th. 1862
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GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
EeR TIE
r r 4 u Y NJ q \ L \

CNITH MILLS are Just in receipt Of their
= Spring supply Of Goods embracing GEN
er.l assortment Of DRY GOODS HARhN ARE
pCFFNSW ARE and GROCERIES. a..
ALSO
a 10. Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
they o.er lit;Ic lower .or cash than they can
be bought elsewhere.
They name n par, the following articles, name
":
sleached Nusiins =, l2l 10 . cts per yard.
Brswu 30 at IL! 10 IS
Calicoes fren4 0 10 Is cts per yard
Handsome Spring MuSlins from . TO 50 cts
Brown Drills Cottouades, &C, cheap
Cups and Saucers at % cts per Sett.
Handsome Granite Plates al 90 cts.
and all other Queensw"re proportonatsly low
Rio Coffee IS 10 IS cts per h.
Fine Brown sugar IA Cts. sad best tonslity .
cts.
Shoes d Boots At reduced prices.
ana sany articles not enumerated hers eQnssii,
low Call then and tsV toe ready cash you
shall have bargains.
Ma :. l35s-tf
, 1869-10-19
THE WASP WAIST.
J

tlUNS OI NUul6u Ill Tile matCer OF urtSS.
The greatest latitude is allowed in shape,
and colour, and material and it is only
when the male aesthetic sense is too
openly outraged that we hear some faint
protest against the current fashion. This
tolerance is extremely wise. In the first
place, women would not alter their ways
even if we did complain. Then again, it
is only reasonable to conclude that, as the
women who set fashion spend by far the
larger portion Of their lives in studying
how to dress themselves, they ought TO
understand more bout 1t than The c|xoteric
critic who hastily scans his Wite'S costume
as she comes down to dinner. We are of
opinion, further, that the masculine mind
IS incapable Of dispassionately Judging
women's dress. There are men who look
upon every lolrrabIy ~good-Iookjng woman
as an angel and such men, perceiving
the ma GRITTY of their angelic acquaintauces
dressing in a particular fashion, must
needs consider The fashion a remarkably
graceful and becoming one. There are
other men who, having been rather hardly
entreated by the sex, are disposed to re-
gard women with d|iSlrust, if not with
some vague notion Of Il universal revenge;
and these find each new fashion only an
other phase of feminine absurdjty and
vanity. 1t is highly desirable therefore
that women should be allowed (the phrase
suggests a possible restrictiQU which, we
fear, does not exist) to dress pretty much
as they please, and 10 adorn themselves
with such combinations of cO.our, and
.u.b ioy N Of nOrtDOoA !. 90 tbnV +bipl l. most
suited to their various Requirements.
In one direction, however, every man
who has got any sort of Influence over
the womankind of his family or circle is
imperalively bound to interfere. The
abominalion of tight-lacing must not be
allowed to spread amongst us. We are
not quite sure that fashion cOntemplateS
any immediate return to the wasp waist,
but there are rumours abroad which rem
der it necessary that every precautjon
should be used. 1t may be that the fling
ing open of the correspondence columns
of the newspapers in the dull season has
had something to do with The reappear-
ance of this bughear, but it is not the less
necessary that such lncipIent tentatives
should be checked at once. Somewhere
about two years ago a magazine which is
chiefly addressed to girls started, for It's
W purposes doubtless, this subject, and
e~ndeavoured to combat the notion that
tight-lacing was injurious to the frame.
1t was suspected at the time that this pc
riodical was nothing more nor less than
the organ Of the staymakers, who had
been deprived Of their means of subsis-
tence by the extinction of crinoline. This
underhand effort to .resuscitate a perni-
cious custom provoked a good deal of in
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-
louS 70 llle sex W''lcn ~ PIInc'PaIIy inter-
eS'fu ~ 'he mater me ntSC polNl on
"hIcn tneSf Po"ue"tS lhSISt IS tiat
" SH'''' |!'S1 > P'l'S'"o ~ ''l0 rye anu
Tue Secono Is 'il", " "pun"" li"y cultivate
"Tl nSu'0 SUN Is '"' oe"!'e euPn7ihISIh
witch ueSc!I"eS 'Ho eq"eez,"S III ol 'ho
TIoS-"l'n l'lPuhl,y rom PmyElca' INJURY
IL IS tfoe enough tll"l a Sma'i waist IS an
"uuI''o"a' grace 10 inquire Inal Is OF 'et-
wise Sy"llneIr.c"I anu graceful NO one
CT" u'"y tuIS lac'' "u0 'he'e Is no
greater 'tonuef II'aH lor me "c"l.lVa'or
81 I'l!9l"e CL't " Sina.I waist "H'Ch oe7
Trays It's aftlncIa' origin can De regarded
ny 'leo VIII" "ny,n'nS e'S7 IMAM oeI'Slon
OF comp '>SIon' Is IL "'n0e?' or pi'y' or
oo''e''P' ViL"' Is 'n1 P'e"o'nI"""' i9e'loS
"Htn one observes d ""SP,'iNe pouy Ia
pfF'o3 GOWN TO an "onoFA'aIIy S''la'I waist
'ne "a,N' u"n''u'AIy round ,'e useSS
OBVIOUSLY S'L"'h'1' Tue who're "ouy aP-
P"''"''y ""'a"'e" 50 as 20 prevent Vne
conIP''SSeo inquire from p'e"N'"S III TWO
Ha'VeSf "A more absurd SP'G'ac't 1t Is
linPoSSIole 10 conc'''f; ana !! IS one
yerv A,tr9rinq 70 fine owner Of the insect
waist. We presume that girIs make fools
of themselves in This w3v in order 70
convey to others the notion that thew are
pecoljarlv svInb-hke and graceful. Thew
wish tomsnncar in the ewes Of their male
admirers as light, ethereal. angelic crea-
lures, who are scarcely subject to the
vulgar necessities of hunger. Unfortun-
ately, the impression conveyed is exactly
the reverse. The lover cannot look at
his mistress's eyes for thinking of her
waist, and wondering how she can smile
under her tightIv-clasDino bars of cane.
, 1869-10-19

of breathing directly destructive of the
harmonious working of the internal sys-
TEN. "Breathing, as it is thus carried on,
produces downward pressure instead of
lateral expansion, increasing the difficult
ties uajer which the digestive organs,
compressed cat of shape by the constric-
ton Of the waist, do their work, and
causing djsplacements aud arrangements
which create perhaps more domestic un-
happiness than any other circumstance in
life. And we do not hesitate to say
that 10 the practice Of tight-Iacing is due
a very large number Of distressing female
aiImeots, over and beyond those derange-
men,s OF digestion and circulation to
which Ne have already referred"
MUTE OF MALIcE.-Noteworthy among
the la]cilurnlties of history is that Of the
barber ambassador of Louis XI., Oliver
lie Dain, when he Disguised the Ghenters
by figuring in their city as the Count of
Menlan, IN gorgeous array aud with pre-
p~oSterous pretensious, which the great
lords of the Low Countries, who received
him in solemn audience, pretty effectually
snubbed whereupon he refused to utter
another word, though in the teeth of
menaces that they would find q way to
make hin speak. Whether Oliver could
have stood the rack and still held his
counsel it boots not TO guess but no
doubt he could have clustered beforehand
as deiantly on that subject as Jaffier HIM
self does In Venice Preserved" when
the doge bids them give him the tor
lures -
"Cowards are scared with threatenings; boys
are whipped
Into confessions but a steady mind
Acts of itself, meier asks the body counsel.
Civ him the torturesn Name but such a thing
Again, by Heaven I'll shut these lips for ever.
Not all our racks, your engines, or your wheels,
Shall force a groan away that you may guess at
According to popular tradition in Athens,
one of the most obnoxious acts of severity
on the part ofHippias was exercised upon
Le8na, the mistress of A~riStogeiton, who
was sentenced TO the torture, and who,
lest agony should wiring from her any
confession OF the secrets of the conspi-
racy, bit out her tongue. Glbbon records
of the Egyptian monks in the fourth cen
fury, whose dark retreats were sometimes
invaded by a military force which it was
impossible to resist, that, when this was
the case, they silently stretched out their
necks to the executioner, and "supported
their national character, that tortures
could never wrest from an Egyptian the
confession of a secret which he was re-
solved not to disclose" So again, a CEN
fury later, the same historian tells US of
the friends of StiIicho, who were prese-
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Bier 3dulsr nit 3sbn YtriOnsn ltirSteu
In ben Nberunp.

Nm @Orssu bes Is. Deg. srrisnete lf&
in Stodtcn, stpa 4 WetIsn BON 6aSletcn,
elm anosres fur6tbares unslid. Stpd,
ton III Elm fleines Dcrf, bas am 5aslstp-
nsr 3psis Der gsbieb Bailey giienbabn
'ltuirt III. 9n oemislbrn bsTneen fG
pisle nett ssbaute BUbubduIsr unb lon.
itiee Gebdube; bic 8Urratbsbdultr Der
Gaf Susdr eoaf Minsn- ompGsnis unO
bas 5psl bilpen bic 5aupts s@rbdube.
Die 9empasnit bei6dfttst ssssu 1900
Serslsuts, bic In psm GOrfe wobuen. Die
Nine Sisbt fb parallel nrben Der Gtltn.
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Minens1 1tnfdae.
Branb bss Gnstnsburiss an bsr Seriss
Wiine.

9eeeu ~ 1br am 3Onnrrlta9 Ra6mittd9 9er
risib has Gnsinsbuus Der Spn her D, 9. II. 80.
R. u. 60. bsarbeitstsn Serisy Wins, 3tpil6eu
pIpmputb unb aSpnbaIe ssIsssn, in Sranb. Der
Ginsaus 3ur Wins fiibrt bur6 sinsn stpa 200
5ue lauetu Sunnsl, BON no baun sn SlUPt in
bas 8srstpsrf binabfabrt; no Der SunneI snbst
unb prr Slrps bssinnt ltebt baS Gnsinrbaus.
SH 5plse ensr llnterbreSuns im aObIentrans.
port .1rbritttrn CUR 3eit nur brti @ann, Dapib
Davis, Spbn s. DaSis unb Samts gppsu, in
Der Nsiue, !urIbs auBfr bsm ssuauntsn nod 3tpti
anbsrs IassGaet bat. Gessn llbr absnts siHs
bn Supsrinirnbent S'bilips nit sinissn anbtrsn
2sutsn eurG sinsn puftIGabt binab, bfr i6 etpa
cine balbs 1sils pom Su6nsleiusans bsfntrt.
Na6bsm iis GOO 0uB tisf bina abssffissen parsu,
iibtrpGltisten bic auSIfrBmenben 26pefelbIniie
sineu tsr Wannsr, 9iamens Srbn ). gBaman.
Mau ma&tt ;par ale anfrsnsuuSsn, ibn gu ret,
ten, ba absr bic anbrrsn sbenfaIs bic @intpirfun-
gen Der @ale gu fiblfn bfsannsn, 70 mueteu iie
bsn linsIiidli6en ieinsm S6idIaIr iibrrIaItn une
auf ibre sissus 8ettuns bssa&t Isin. Sp6tsr in
rer RaGt eingen mod mebrmals 9eute ben 3un-
mel binab unb siniee eslansten bis unten an ben
Sleps, no bic Stals iiG bsRntrn. Nas GisI bar
in, a@t an 3abl, tparsn tctt SUn ben RGnnsrn
faub man fsins Spur. GubIi& ssssn balls llbr
in ber Na6t frp6fu bic brsi @rbtitsr, bic btiten
Davis uub pOpsG, aaf SaubsH unb 5Hetn bsn
Sunnd braut In tinsm 3ufanbt sOIIfanbissr
Gri4Spfuns.
QBdrenb bfhen paren bic gfap- 9us Sampfiprise
unb 6ranfIin S9laut 60. BON @rrantcu, nit
elmer aussrIsisusu Wannl9aft unb nabe 800
Jus S&lau6, an Srt unO SttIIr anssIaust unb
battrn sur DauPfuus pss Jsusrs bas ibrise bei-
sstrastn.
@esen llbr Wcrssns fanb cine partie prn
pisr Waun bic esibt BON Waman une bradten
&c ans SastsIi&t. Or bintsrI6bt cine SSrau unp
brsi ainbsr fir psI&s bOHsntIi9 ssIurst pirb,
eenn bz Nann serIOr isin esbrn, p6brsnt sr
bsfirttt mar lfins MitmsnI9en rstten AT btIfsn.
Grif I'M eanft hrs Samfass ssIana es, bic
1lammsn iu beHtifsrn. gBis bas 8rur sntifanb,
Ssrmas Wismanb tu iassu. Die arbsit in benz
acbltuptrft pirb bur6 birIrn iinfaa I'm 6 = 8
@o&en untsrbrOGen.
On 8rTbinbuns nit Obistm ii ber gerIuGf si-
mes spsittn @'snf@snIstsns gu bsfIassn. Esr
w0tnsr gsniantin SOnss, Elm Isibsnl9aftIi9sr
S@naPPstrinfsr, bate ben san,su 5rtitas bart
9sarbsitst unb sius abenbs pOa ron gBbisfey
nab panis. Ssins Gran fiists BEN 9BbiSFey rt-
mas eaubanum binsu, pis fs es sspSbnIi9 ,ll
fsinn Ssrubisuus estban. DissmaI mar bic Do
fs tscsufaIIs Su FART, ptun SOnss i&Iisf Gin, um
mic tDisbtr su trpaGeu. CT fol- cine 8rau nit )
pheF 8 8inhnn biutsrIafsn
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On pis eefer. : Sn @nbetra6t Der
bescrns6snesn Seiertdee unb 6ss Sabrfs'
abIdlufes il es niht unpafene, Die Ser'
ebrieu 9sler unp 2eisrtnnen hss ,,sSoHen'
biatt" ,u ermabnen, in Der alssneinen
SsffrsuSe aud befen 3u sebenten, Der pas
aan,e Sabr ttnbur6 rsblih beltrebt
mar, itnen tur6 pinttli6e 3uienpun9
bes Blattes Ranhe anssnebme Stunpe
au bereitsn unb StoT CUR @nrssuns anO
SsIpre6uns 3u lieIern.
gBdbrenb Der 5sraussebsr 9laubt, iet'
men Sbsil bes gpntraftes nab Sratten
ausaefatrt su baben, fam er I'M 10 tber
elm @leiGss BON feinen abunnsnten pers
lansen, als Der iAulpise Setra8 In ben
maeilfen Gallen serins III.
Dae ole 8afltdnpisen iiA bteie Wfabs
auna su 5er3en nebmen, piinttIiH beSablen
unb nit reintm @tpi1en bas neue Sabr
betreten mS6ten, bas wiinIHt
Der Seraus9eber.
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gtaOt unO Staat.

N.Y. Das .SsrantOn @o@snbiatr tr-
db,int ttben DunnsrIfas unt fOitst jStrli& $500
unb balbiatrli6 800, i'm gSraus iabIbar,
an,.iaen psrssn su ben fsfssisBtsn prsttisll
ouoenSmni,n. @ep6bull DE Ctenpcr6re) @nSsl9en
ma6sa SOrausbssatIt tpsrbsr; Gcntrattt tltr eaiS-
iSbrIidbe pbsr iS6rli6s @n;sissn je nat neberetn'
fsmn,eu. unb lestsre ptrSsn 70 lanse forisslsst,
bic Iie abbstellt pereen. o,,c
gn,siasn uub 8stunntmaSunssnk sur gnblt'
fation int ,,@p6snblatt" bstmmt lcutsn Slsn- sis II
Sfa1 0Urmittass sinssrsi&t iperesn, nm Ssnislbsn
grfn abme ,u libsrn.- @rSbtrs Gtnlsnbungsn
,n;isi,n Stbcn Wcntaes sineersiHt une nit 5sbH
Gents bic qinis bssabIt psrbsn. : Ssrtbte tbtr
aIIa.nteins @suisfsiten psrbsn untntsslsIip ai'F'
Spb~arbstttn alIer gIt, IN bsutl8tr unS
,rSIiSt,r Sprad,e, tseresn piiuftli6 unS gut an'
sssrts suf Sissn Ssts beg @s$atss 3;t;E t.a,, !t,
@,shSftslsIte. inbem rs unItr Selrebsn isiu
pirs' in IUl6sn slrtsitsn feline 'anSsrsn btsl'ssr
Drudsrsi nu&SuIfsbsn.
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0i, MuarenOuuoen ,ur Igasatabuaa

3. .
Die @narensuusen sur Gaserabnns
Der 8erIhuttstsn in Stcdton iruroen am
MlUntas une Dienaas unablaliis fprt9s-
feet, Ieieer Ubne @riols Dian fanb spnr
pieIe @rtitel, wie Builder, 6ttipunSeltade,
aud einsn 5unp uue Sirei SdTse nit
Ranarienp5seI parin, aber tsine Spur
ppn RenI6en. Die arbeiten qnebmen
iebt eiuen lansIumeren 5ortsans, pa IS
nptbpenbis II, bic Grbwanbr an briesn
Seiten bes sewonnsuen 9anses Su lfhbsn
unD bur6 planten opr bem Giufaasn gu
bewa6ren. $50 .-ssA s.F
Die eret @titsIister Der 8amilte S&wenf
wurbsu am Dirnifae in ibrf lebts 8ues-
ftatte betsslsbt.
gBis lanse ss baufrt, bis bic llsbsrrtlts
Der usbrisen ssiunoen werten, perua9'
gfiemanb ,u Iasen. Sc tann ssitfrn es'
fdeben Iein, es mag 9BcHen lang ante
ben, ptetlsittt mifen bic aussrabunsen
au6 gang unp gar einseiteut wetoen, uri
peitsren eebentperluften prr3uteussn.
Sc wirb test alasmein ansenommen
unp Susesebsn, eab bas uaslId Der 8e'
winnlu4t etnss @ontraftprs, Namens 9.
u. Yadsr, ;usul6reiben IT, TeiGsr ben
0ang sulebt bearteitetr i'm gBieeripru6
NIT ptn anwtiIunssn Der Gtsentbniher,
bic itm ansmpfoblsn tatteu, sur Siherung
Der SberfGGe teine tpeitertn Scblen an
ieusr Steae ju ininen. l''.. .'@
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etne 5ran 5nai', oe Japrs eii ahPp
anf Sport ptu ipebneati, esfano llp am
DWnita8 anf etnaE Stttsltcnr an 9fe. .
uns ttttte ei6 mt @absn bslaesn sa-
rnd, ais ttt es9entletr per preseetsrlansr
Strht in Dnnrcre tcpt nteperEei' ort'
eensrthter gBarnet 'tettef cine eeronsrss
Surp. eeren Sercttt raprlns'nttg zen
3babattn tutipreneno anstausn mirp.
~ Die Sal1ca, wabrenb pel6er 5tr'
f6r esI9olIsn psrSsn piirisu, IL pom ] :.
,Sanuar bis l. Ssptemtsr 1870 sei&lci'
fen. 3upieereannslHpe perIauen elmer
eepeutenpfn Sfrae. se5ss. r.-
- Der 22idbrige Dapio s. Sbcmas
fam am Dienfas Mcrsen In benz eapccie
8oblenpsrf, bintsr 5prs @arf bui6 ben
SAD BON -&pble iu ieiuem 8cbe. Gr mar
,lspissn Stauoes une BON Summit 5ia, ga,
i ,nsa slleu serfSums nidbt, bic gBsit.
,uocbtsduslteauna BON WrOi. s. @er, in
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