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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

thing looks to-day as il an Orleanist or
republic would succeed the Empire.
In the Corps Lcgislatif was the continu.
alton Of Theirs speech He knew month
ago that France was not prepared Grave
faults had been committed. Still they
must not take a brave man from before the
enemy TO answer to an ACQUISITION
The chamber proceeded ~ vote on the
re-estab ishmcnt Of the National guard in
all the departments, and to make provis.
ions for the widows and orphans Of tho war.
1t was anroun ed that all citizens over
twenty one years, and having resided In
one place year, would be furnished with
arms.
The Minister Of the Interior said, the mo-
ment the Senate passed law for general
armament, he tc legraphcd the fact to all
Projects. Applause on all sides.l
Count Palikao announced that the ar
msment of Paris W Il DO complete in eight
days. lie expressed the fullest confidence
in Marshal Bazaine, and counted on vic
tory to efiacc all traces Of the recent rever-
ses.
CLOS Blaine demanded that the nation
should make no treaty Of peace so long us
m enemy was on French soil.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
UBI.IC SCHOOLS.
animation Of Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates.
OrrIcEoS CouAr, srr'rof SCHOOLS.
Cairo, Illinois. lime IA lS-D

ne first and third SATURDAYS in every month
lereby appointed for the examination Of app
in,s for teachers certificates. Hereafter al
n. atoms viii he public and conducted by
@ persons appointed by the County Snpcrin.
lent who will issue no certificate except upon
h report Toentille the applicant 10 aceriih.
oi the second grade, rate 81 seven on a scale
ed by law to be taught, snd for hrst grade
ifcaie a rate Il uine'wIll he required, Hours
IOa.n. To 5 PIN, At County SnperIntcndcnrs
e, corner oftommercisl avenue anu Eleventh
,ol directors should take notice that no teacher
titled TO any portion Of the common school
nor to he einpl"yedto teach any common
,nl who does mol hrst exhibit eef.lncue
L.P. BUTLER
cliisw9m County supt Of school"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
The Ian psrishabis Perfume,

A. rule, ~" perfume. nov u use have ~ per.
nn"nry. M hour OF tso afrr lheu U.s., there -
y tf.r" II perfume lsn liYs ifcFgut j. toe o..
10 succeeding "a" use Of Muffy and iAniHan'.
f,fds Water. nays After -. Application the
,ndk.rh.ei clbAl.. most delightful, a., licate
- agreeable fragrance. tuafiicudiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
4 Isook TOR the Miiiion.
"ARf}Hfb5AcE :. /. &c r.,


- revelations Of IA" sexual -y.i'in; With the
tvst discoveries "a producing and preventing
l.pras. hos To- rrcs'ryc ih' complies 90, etc.
'Ih.' - "a Interesting work OF i.O hundred
! ts"niy-S'J pas., ~iih uu'neTets cngra'
I -. anI cOntaips valuable Information for those
=" are married. Or contemplate marriage, It'll Il
book that ogsLt - be kept Gndrr lock aud
;, aud not lad rsr,l"sly- about the house.
oni 10 any one lif"o Of po-isscl Tor finy cents.
Nidrr-s bg. Bnu,. p,P'n..ry,, n. = SgTth
ghth street. ~ Louis. No,
fso'NOTlCE IT, THE AFFLlCTE! AND u
sRICSAIE. 'su before sIplA ~ g. ~" no'
,pu, ssssls WIN Ai,Iru-s IA pub.it papers, or
~ any Ssask usfa.e', p"fuss bt. huus ""fs :
matter NAag sour dt"ase is, 90 !,''S d"ia"fahl-
NIr condition.
w. buri. can - consulted, personally ~ ~
4, "a tlf dls"as'- mentioned M h.- works.
..", ~ O.! NHrih Eighth .tf"'t, between Nor
n ,ui ,ho-uut. 81 Lugi- No s'.'lNiha
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
i.ook Ia Your children =Ihe Great
A0MsssNnv

Nit- tnfet toli' and tripping putrr
v uiIItt,p,u ~ the bOs"l-, aud fprlt- o. -. :"
| 'yutfp tai"- the process ~ ,t-S,..
t."ihIus
uu- subdU.- tonVul-ousl t.,,,.,
a tttT,',utc- AMI overcome ~ ~. ~.
'Nut.p sa-.s incident to 90. I -
fABL aud Childfen NH''
u1- cufe- bia thca, ly-eu. ,,y,r,,
.ltli'nuIr- t'ry, aui summer Com. -. ~.
.vpi r'alut 100 children ~ all -
'"''' go. = MS
" I- 90, treat Infant. and Children, s.nihtny
,"iu"'iS v all disorder. brought on ~ i',ihing.
auy other cause.
Prepared by III. Ora FruS MEDICINE co.,
Louis. 80.
void ~ druggists md d-a,-rs IA medicine
" ~ shsfr. ..E lYI4s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Iit HT't - rnE wuELD-,lOos not contain lead
u" Niu"! rolsons to pa'alyzc the system or ro-
d"'" death itis perfectly harmless .-i"..tl'lc-
instantaneous. Avoid ;he Wanted an dt.usivo
.""'rn'ions boasiing virtues they do not possess.
ga would escape the danger IT," grnun"
Bachelors Hair D,c bus thirty year, tor-
nndnh &" uphud II. integrity. sud hy Dug.
u.i.. piled at H. Bpny -ti".t :. "
uuN2iiNNy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
HEYNsySt1xzlI ZAA8xIR
SIMMONS
LIVER


WN 'NTN VI-IT, ~ W |NN"7.l IeNIII! AhI 7 "
slii'- SON, -nic-, Sumo ~ the nh0N" symp.
ms attend ,hy disease, api a, o,hcr times very
t.N oI them; lUftNc LIVER is gtu,iuUy tl.v organ
most iuvulyot. ,hIrc tha fivoi wrl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13
Special Notices.
ltnre Collection -RowInnd.s Rcc.io,.

"asic Arts, Discoveries, etc., comprising yalu.
90" Information for everybody. sentby mail ,froe
POSTAGE for 80 cents.
Address Il. Il. NORMANDY, 81 Market street,
Louis, Mo. scg1JavIy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
A sermon for Young Folks.

Don't never 60 hunting for pleasures
They cannot he found thus. | know
Nor yet fall a-dgging for treasures.
Unless with the spade and the hoe
The bee has to work for his honey
The drone has no right to the food.
And he who has not earned his money,
Will get Of his money no go'd.
The ant buids her house with her labor,
The squirrel looks ont from his mast,
And he who depends on his neighbor,
viii never have ncinds, first nor last.
In short, 'ts no better than thieving.
Though thief is u hard name to call,
Good things to be always receiving,
And never give back at all,
And do not put of till tomorrow
The thing that You ought to do now,
But first set the share in the fnrrow,
And then set your hand to the plow.
The time is too shcrt to he waiting,
The day mRketh haste to the Light,
Aud it's just US hard to bo hating
Your work, as to do it outright.
Know this too, before you are older,
And all the fresh morning Is gone,
Who puts to the worlds wheel shoulder
Is he that will move the world on.
Don't weary out will with delaying,
And when Vuu are started don't stop,
Believe me there's truth in the saying,
There always is room at the top.
To conscience and to man he true,
Keep faith, hope aud love in your breast,
And when You have done all you can do,
Why to them you may trust the rest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

THE California coost may yet be selected in
preference to any other part of the world rs a
resort for consumptives, the more southern por-
ton Of that State surprising, in respect to the
two essentials-equable temperature and dry air
the river Of the Island of Madeira The ex-
remes Of temperature in January and July, and
the rainfall in the three localities, are thus
stated; Mentone, 40 and 70 degrees empera-
tnre, with % inches rainfall Funchol, GO and
70 degrees, with 30 inches San Diego, 81 and
Y degrees, with only 10 inches rainfall. II
these facts can be generally made known, and
the inference as to the suitableness of the eli
mate be correct, that which is worth 30 invnids
more than all her gold may be found on our Pa
cifc shore. e.-- CHic0go Couricr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

STORY OF WAsHTNGToN BELLE.-The New
York World tells the following story of Madame
Potesdad, II noted horse woman, and belle Of the
National Capital: " On one occasion, it is said,
when staying at the Warm Springs, in Virginia,
she started out with riding party for the Warm
Spring Mountain, and dared the gentleman qc-
cOmpanyng her, to do what ever she did. This
mountain is quite high and has Mt its summit, II
rock Julting out over n precipice. To the ex-
treme verge of this rock, Miss Randolph rode to
the great CONSERVATION of her friends. She did
not even leave her horse room to turn round, but
having accomplished her purpose, she backed
him from the dangerous position, and faced the
rest of the party in triumph Not a man dared
to follow her example, but one youthful piece Of
ineXperence, stood on his head in his saddle.
and dared the lady to do that or course she
cried quit"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
Weekly Grinity guurnaI.
RAPID INCREASE OF POPULATIONS follow

RAPID INCREASE OF PoPULATIoN.-Th follow
ing item from the Nevada, Mo-, Times of Septem-
Der goth is worth perusal
A man passed through our town this morning
who had come here to settle, and from the num-
ber of children that were around the wagons
some of our citizens thought il was an orphan
asylum that was moving, and commenced talk
ing with the old gentleman. The old man said
he was sixty-tour years of age, and that he had
with him ninety-four children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren. In fact, there were
enough children to start two respectable village
schools The colony was from Indiana, said
they liked our country pretty well, and would
purchase land rs soon as they found location
to suit them. He stated that his brother was
coming out as soon rs he settled, aud that he
had one hundred and seventeen children, grand
children and great grand children. This is the
number that are living, and it is almost incredi-
bic to believe that two men have actually more
children and grandchildren than all the children
in our city, and one Of the men only sixty four
years old. gentleman went to one o the wag-
ons that had so many heads sticking out from
under the wagon sheet, that it looked like a
coop full of chickens, and asked the lady how
many children she had. She looked around rs
if counting them, and said, al had fourteen
when started, and guess they are all here.
We shall watch for the mans brother every
day till be comes for we do not expect to see
such sight twice in our lives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

COMPOUND ISTEREsT.-A Minister Mt Alliance,
Ohio, is to bring salt against man for over
1000, for marrying him. Fifteen years ago
he married the man, who wanted to pay in pota-
toes tomorrow. lie said he would give six
bushels down, and double the number of bushels
every year, until the minister was paid As it
has been fourteen wears, and nary potato come
yet, it amounts to 98 208 bushels, and at so cents
a bushel, to $49,I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

THE Yreka Journal complains of the slow way
in which the District Judge conducts the Court
business of that county Says he would give
better satisfaction if he would look more to the
interests Of the people and not so much to that
of the Sheriff and Clerk. We have no cause to
complain here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

TELEGRAPnTNG.-By recent arrangements tele-
grams are now transmitted direct from Chicago
to Sacramento without the necessity Of rewriting
at intermediate points. This mode saves time
and greatly diminishes the chances of making
mistakes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

IMPORTATION WANTED-As to the whereabouts
of one N. p. Dodge, who left San Jose for Oregon
about year and a.hnlf ago, since which time
nothing has been heard of him. His wife fears
that some terrible accident has befaen him.
Address, Mrs. N. p Dodge SAr Jose, California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

THr Yreka Union closed its eighteenth volume
with the issue of October 18th Although op-
posed to the Union, politically we consider it
one of our best exchanges.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

TwESTY-sEvEN new building are in process of
erection in Vallejo at the present time. SO says
the Recorder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

THE town of Saw Mill Flat, Plumas county,
was almost entirely destroyed BY fire on The 7h,
inst Only one store and but few dwellings were
left standing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

The average yield Of the mines of Grass Val
ley, Nevada county, for the past twelve months,
has been $3.50, 600 per month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

THEATRIoAL.-The Wilton Dramatic Tronpe
are playing nightly in Yreka to crowded houses
Wonder if they intend to come this way2
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

GRAND CHARITY.-The Masonic fraternity of
England have contributed f70,000 sterling for
the relief of families OF German soldiers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

THE New York Herald calls Napoleon III
" King williams White Elephant" and says
that " he is ornamental but is eating his head
off,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

VALLEJO boasts Of having greater number Of
fine singers than any other place in the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

IMpEarINrSr QUEsrloNs.-To ask Il lawyer if
he ever told lie.
To ask a doctor how many persons he has
killed
To ask young lady whether she would like
beau.
To.ask a nice young man to take something to
drink.
TO ask n subscriber if he has paid the printer.
TO ask merchant if he has ever cheated
customer
To ask editor the name of any of his cor
respondents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

VERY NEAR IT.-A little four-year old boy fell
from balcony twenty-five feet high in Vallejo
few days ago and was somewhat stunned. The
next morning he awoke, as well as ever, and
coolly informed his mother that he dreamed there
was an earthquake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-21

rcr glrippTt iO5ertc, bann atGr tph bel iri,
nsm SelHIulil, NIT 9lruano iest ju rciien,
blieb.
Ratbrm tic ltt ater scninnl tatten,
UNI sur 9ube 81 Gtbeu, Unc GouSeneQurt
nld Ger p4aFa otsm mar, ll9tt eele jI
tbm:
Sore, better eOrars. tf mtinc, Der gor-
ltldB Scricn'5 more 10 gang unannetmbar
nttt serpeler, peIben YIdibstl flan unire
8c9enmart in 4bllItetpbia GeWem 8prba.
ben brtngen GS tTnt urs hort Henlanp,
uno unre Infuaft tlnn elm llrtnac5 aiGblim.
ntB bleiben, renu Su lbprtpn uno btlenWut>
Ter la9it, e1B Du eini9e 3ett In Der Stabt iii,
betannt ju pfrtpelleu tpltnidef. llnp per
fpete, rb nidt gerare 6pripn 'stge9enpart bort
In Dener An8ele9cubeit BOn aIsr grDeter
9Gthttateu perpln tpnnte. SD !renne mid,
iCBt, irp mir rm Gipfl uniyfs @lldes erretdlt
baben, 10 un0ern BON Gr QrbereT(eits mDtbie
ld ipptl pie WuItcr bc5 llebm Sprtpn tennen
isrnen. 8ieIletdt io9e lie mir un5 btfrbrr,
unc unler S1ntItfntrelB pGrte nod nit elmer
iider liCban 9eIibnllhfcit bgrCtCrt. Srr.rn
fam iG9letm letnCn Qbidttb nebmen UNI
Melantf's gItte wcrEen, W1rum irpllen MIR
lte es nt6t ~ mahcn lalifr, ipie mir er
tbatcn2 9Gtr paren nur tpen9e gG9hen rer"
loot.
Spter fdpjeo bic Gjrdia, uuO 2ouSerecurt
gina eint9e Wae nabrenteno int 3tmmer
duf unp nterer, eam blteb er Slbk Id ftbrn,
eraIttf bic .61no bar Satin. unp faBte:
Sbr SrGucn iett roN lmmer lfGrfer UNI
rihtNef, ala mir, i9enn GS gum lbarle
oeu tOmmt, iptr mltbn lfthter bic grCben
9dne.
t5otiitbuup Iolnt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-21
@!atpstfer fiir ReEienss.
BeIetzases-SN,p Bilsgsaba.


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taO } 70, : IS une 5 ubr 2aSm. tsonntags ausgis
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Ra@ BafbtHgtOn- l. 20, 6. O5, Z, q. 10 auR
80 RDrgsns mo 2, sb5, AS Hnb 30 abenOt.
Ra3 Aunapolts - I'm uHb 80 IorgsEB
S;on Bd75instoH- 6.45, 500, s25 Eors
Hs aHo i2.45. 2.5o, 4.l0, $40. 7.io HHb abtnos.
Observation-Disclosures 3iRnbabn.
Ran gaua6tipbta, 3pt5&tHHattonea
sub b sIapartr Gtitu6a bps-url T25 Rors
tsns (Sounta9s ausaeHommeul.
Rad Pbtlaoelpb bta uH6 Rtn.DoIt lba
strrpout naa Bort DspOltt abbifssnhl nR $50 gsOrs
saa B6 B6ita6sipRta a an6 Rtp.Dorf ira ii
8nlustou NIT oer 0sIapart gtisnbabn" osrbiiotHsl
An 10 Yla9mttta9s (SonutaBs ouBgenommeHl
Rad ben Stattoutn rs Bort 9tpoiti-
an ubr RaAmittags tSOnutass uussenOmnlsHl.
Rs6 Rtip. % IT, grprtsiug Hra TO- 10 abtaSs,
IasIi@.
pbnaosip bia.SaItU GentraI. vi tfenbaba
7trisst Baltimore um 7 rs Rorstns uHD 2. 40 glaan
atast.Biireau: Rr. lat, gBeisBaIttmoEtiiraRa
R5rbltdbe gentral.@ iftnbabn.
aaA BittsbuEs, benz BehtH uuO RDss
sen SIS an bic a1a8ara SaIlt, an au,n Sta.
lousu iDihtn Baltimore unS gori anPaItsnS taaIib
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Raa gittsburg, bSm Bsftu un6 mara
sen BIS B Btlltamfsportun0 Grit-t tagIia an
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Aaa StttQSburG- um $3.50 NtoEasns uFe IL. 40
RabmittdgB.
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(Epuuidgs uusgsnonmtnl.
gatonsptner Sfereehabn.
StlnbIA bon ubr Worgsns bis aabr AbGn0s,
abr uusSenomrten. 5cuntagS tinotth bon ubs
EOre,us bis ubr abenos unO Ieos balbt 6tunbs BON
~ ubr Nbsuo8 nah 2Dupon Rari
Sla1 GlIteott Is ttp --um uno 10 ubr Wlors
atHs unb uno 6 nbr Rdhullttags. 3urudfebrtno DOH
Elteott Gitp unI uno 10 ubr 9tor9ens uno urD 6
ubr Rabmttta8s. - I'm Sonniagtn Tin uno 10 ubr
MGrgtnS. uuO 2, 4 urO ubr HadmtttdgS uah, unD 3
ano 10 uhr Rorsslls unh 3, 5 uHo nRr Ra@mittaGs
BON guieOtt GitQ.
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On Sonntagsn: Uni 104 uno TX ubr Rorstus
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-21
Ncaere Gabel RadrtGteu.
Sas Som6nrSsment Dpn 95arts,
5rnnS6fl9e YrabIereicn.
Mus @nriS. -
FriA3 &SiiDrlm bOn SaOen UerunuOrt
q US POrie
4 II i c III 3 ur9.
Pins Nari9.

NNhN J~NNAhNs
Gcrppu, 90, Gri. 49, G5 iiesen neueye
RdGribten ron 9driS prf. G5eit teit l.
CejCmber tahn um bic Sldrt serum ftine
Sampf. tdttaCTurcrn. Die 4epblfCruna bon
9ariS Bat RdGrtblen pcn bCr 2tubenpelt bis
gum IL. :. 81. CrbatGn.
&orhtCn, wie Burger iinp bmhnus nittt
endntbi0t GS bttrldt bic Splfcmmenlie
S,tuuna unb pte Gprdlbc reihrn nod fur
MCnate aus.
IS ltno bier Ndhrtd)cn IngeIan9t, rap
Ole ECutldrn NrtS in Dcpartemtnt Gptc
o'Sr oCitirmi batGn. gle oerlCreh 800
&ppte un0 8erpuutcic. Inter 2ebtCren be.
fdnS fdI 9rrni 9SlIlclm non 9lcGn, rer Curdt
ole 9San6c acidrrtn purrc.
Die Sptl1nft cc6 prafccnten @rnnt.
2Unppp, 20. Gei. -- JCbn Br9bt bat
duf 'elne StcaurB ais 9rdiicGlt rrs SanNcls'
DuctIpriums reii9nut,
Der 91nie SerI her Gpiiblfl cee prIiipen.
len @rant nuGpe beutc sum crlrn WfIle 9er
pupntnllttht, GN Shines" l1lt III lBrfm
Gommentr bdiu: sgGenn cGr Qrdllrsnt
9laubt, ban GnAlduD BIT ocl gSterTCrplinung
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t5rdae bic Snii;attuc ergTetisa Wu5, 10 ipub
rr ltd) grtdultt iebcn. Imutt1 Bat ben l.g'
ten 8e.'rag um9cipBen, pDidon rtcitr9eIirGB
IN WIlbnBtrn .rIprrfen puGce,"
&uremburg.
8ruilcl 20, Deg. - Die RcgIcrun9
lcbnt c5 ab. gt5nayd'5 Jiptr pber tic 2lnlWprt
carauf Su Verpdertljtber, bevpr bic llstc per
dbnt0 98ubrlm crrctcbt vat.
Wa8int ais 9tntb0cbcr Gamtetta'S.
Gpnbpn 10. Dc1. -Ga 6tJbt, rap Nlal,
itnt per Jtatblebcr @dmbetd's iet.
006 SpmtarpCment Ypn paris.
8erltn. 20. Or3.- Ole bitFge .6reuj-
.3sttun9" ,aal zap bic ruber dnRefabrleu
Srunpe fur rr YnjUDuMg res gpmbarpt~
men5 incorrect i0lren. Die ShiptGr9ittten
eeS Iraaspprtt5 pDn Srtrlsmoteria uno
ldwefercm SeihuSe ipeItGn BAR lltfrpmcrn
iein. Die ftrneIm 9tfnpnen Wtrocr itb le-
ctBlt6 naN miIitaui2ru NptpWcnri9Ietitn
rlher.
6ranjGitibe Yrablercicn.
9pnoon, 20. Oes. - Der teuttse ,1e.
lc9rdpb~ ldat. rdp re neulihen itdrten 2Iuf>
1ebO'e Der Qdnppebr BON S6watbc Der BE-
tlacrun9s- -9lrmre bpr Yurt5 ScIaCn unr Sab
Otr Sptrattpnen Der Gegeren ieet mebr &C.
;cniio, ais ptftnliV iinr. 0ott EN- pper ;pet
@lu6fallc. iple Der In rprtaer Wdctt (sic) une
pte SeIdaeruna Ypn 9art5 wur aufOehc5en,
Cine Spt3ills DipeidJC ron SranFfurt iaat,
poB has Sombareentent BON paris ntht ppT
WcnQtsfrilt ipiro bclpnnen Weroen lGnncn.
Die ge9enpdrttl ppn Der pcul'ncr Mrmer
9cbraudtcn sjciduse linD far Irlhe 3pCd,
prIlig.wertblce, oblelrbcn pISpn, paB 8Ilatl,
les lid nabCju mncrbaib Shuepttc Ger
Irdn3, SdnpaCn bCiinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-21

lebttu 1aqou ~ prstlJn DttIduH oN ole GouptlUIau
brausiOrbrri, lei Z. w dHhtrgfr.
Gdt BET gutniUs uHO GarntO8aHg. Nu ohtgu EtlbWt,l
uu0
VT 1903 gBgR.BdltiHoyt. robt 5cubupNruFt
EB. Wus uuirdQt pom NlHOt pUnrltu uusNtNtu
unb 3urigbtHGst qaraUtri. E0GutcH mgT6tn 20. -
D." o6tr BET VDrduustIun0 utyihiN I2Il-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-21
55ranSGfilbe prablerCicn.
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b n. - Die &siammitbdti0teit bts aeaen,
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Oer icOts torIupte 4roi.ft lInieIthBuna fans,
bnnoe. .te bon ytlltonen 6IfentIider &dnOerei.
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gen, BOB i'm gGaibin9ionsr 9aphol iebr uiele
taule Glemente angeBduft lein mHiieu Cine
genauere PIRfun8 beg Gbaraftsrs ein3elner
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