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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
SELECT POETRY.
Poetical Maxims.

Happy were men, if tbeY but understood,
There IS no safety but IN doing good.
-Fountain.
But Satan now Is wiser than of yore,
And tempts by making rich, not making poor
Pope.
Mankind one day sorene and free appear;
The next day they're cloudy, sullen and severe
-=Gdrth.
There is a lust IN man no charm can tame,
Or loudly publishing his neigbbors shame.
--HnrOey.
GIN eagles wings immortal scandals fly,
While virtuous actions are but born and die.
-Iiarrey.
BE good yourself nor think anaiher's shame
Can raIse your merit, nor adorn your fame.
Lord LyttletOn.
Many wSrd at random spoken.
May soothe or wound the heart that's broken.
-ScGt.
Count all the advantages prosperous vice attans
"Tis bui what virtue flies froin-disdains.
Pope,
Grant the bad what happiness they would,
One they must wantzwhich Is. TO pass for good.
Pipe
Riches, like insects, while concealed they lie,
Wait but for wings, and in their seasons fly
Pile
He that holds more wine than others can,
l rather count hogshead than n man.
-=RaGdolph,
1t is wretched thing to trust to roeds
Which all men do that trust in their own deeds
johnson.
He that to ancient wreaths can bring no more
From his own worth, dies bankrupt on the score
Join Ueueland
Be still, sad heart, and cease repining;
Behind the cloud is the sun still stining
-=LOnafellew.
Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned
and he'll no fury like woman scorned.
-COn1rere
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

SALT YOUR CHAINEY.-In building a
chimney put quantity Of salt into the
mortar with which the interceurses of
brick are to he laid. The effect will be
that there will never be any accumula-
tiOn of SCOT in that chimney. The phi
losophy is thus stated the salt in the
portion of mortar which is exposed, abb
sorbs moisture from the atmosphere sv-
cry damp day. The SCOT thus becoming
damp, falls down in the fireplace. This
is an English discovery. II is used With
success in Canada,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
SELECTIONS, By OUR CONTRIBUTOR.
Useful Domestic Recipes.

CREAM CAKEs.-The whites of three
eggs, one drop of the essence of lemon,
and as much powdered sugar as will
thicken it; whisk the whites to a. dry
ftoth, then add the powdered sugar
gradually till the egg is as thick as very
thick batter. Wet sheet of white pa
rer, place it on tin, and drop the egg
and sugar on it in Jumps about the size
and shape of walnut; set them in a
cool oven, and as soon as the sugar is
hard take them out. With broad
bladed knife take them off the paper,
place the fiat parts of two together, and
put them on sieve in coul oven 10
dry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
Angel of the Household.

Her name shines not in hammered field,
Where Right and Wrong so boldly war;
Nor rings her voice in any cause
Which men and women battle for;
Yet in her presence, subtle, sweet,
You long to kneel and kiss her feet
No wondrous romance wreaihs her life
Nor hath she led martyr train;
Nor beautiful nor rich is she,
But poor, and-some would call her plain
Yet in her tive dear eyes you see
A beauty shining constantly
Mo silken robe enfolds her form
Nor dainty leisure hath her hands
Her jewels are simple ring
A ribbon binds her hairs smooth bands
Yet in her garments simple grace
Her souls regality you trace.
No gift has she to shake and thrill
A thankless world with warbled songs
And art that wakes the lvoEy KEYS
To other hands than hers belongs;
Yet in her words of tender cheer
A richer music charms the ear.
She wal ks in humble ways of life
That lead oftimes thro' gloom and shade /;
And cares and crosses not a few,
Are on her patient shoulders laid
Yet smiles and drinks each bitter cup,
And keeps her brave eyes lifted up.
And homely ways she wreaths with grace,
Harsh duty turns to loving zest
And CHEEKY hope and steadfast will
Are at her side in work and rest
Yet never dreams she you can spy
The angel looking from her eye
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
WHOLE NUMBER 11O4,

BEEF CRoQUETTs Chop, cold roa..
beef or veal with one onion, very fine !.
add little sweet maioram, half Tea.
spoonful Of powdered cloves, and as
much salt aud pepper as will be palata.
BILE; moisten with a rich beef gravy.
from which all the fat has been removed !:
make into balls-dip into beaten eoxs'
roll in flour, or bread crumbs and fry in
good sweet drippings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

OYSTER PATuEs.- Stew fresh oysters
with few cloves, a little race and nut
meg, the yolk of an egg boiled hard and
grated, a bit of butter and enough oys-
ter lidnor to cover them. Let them boil
a minute and set them away TO cool (;
then make some rich puff paste, and
bake it in small tin patty pans when
cool, put them on platter, and lay two
or three oysters in each shell Of paste,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

CREAM PuppJNG,-Qne quart Of milk +,
FIVE eggs, four tablespoons of -four. one
OF salt boil the milk, moisten the -four.
with cold milk, add to the hot milk and
bo!i three minutes; add the eggs and
boil up bait cup Of sugar; favor, and
turn into dish for the table, and Just
before sending it to the table strew half.
o cup OF sugar over the top.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

EXCELLENT GiSgEREREAD,-One pint
Of molasses, one of cream, half a teaeuIpS
of butter, half a tcacup of buttermilk,
one rounding tablespoon of salaratus
thrown in the moasses, and let it re-
main ten or ffteen minutes one table
spoon of ginger or cinnamon. Mix with
a spoon and add sufficient flour to make
stiff dough. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

To polish marble and glass, use Oxide
of Tin-or putty powdered, by fasten
ing two or more folds OF linen tight ovei
the fiat surface of a piece of wood
moisten the putty powder, applying it
to the covered board, and then rub Wig
orously the marble or gl9ss--after first
cleaning perfectly, the surface to be pol
ished, by making paste of lime, soda
and water; letting it remain day or
two, keeping it moist during the inter
val
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

MOUNTAIN CAKE.--EIalf pound of
butter, one pound of sugar, the same Of
flour; one cup Of cream, five eggs, tea.
spoon salaratus; beat the eggs separate
ly aud add the whites just before putting
into the oven. +"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

CURE FOR CHILBLAINs.-SOak the feet
every night in water as hot as can be
borne; lemon juice rubbed on the intlam-
ed parts, is said to stop the itching {;
when the chilblains are broken, little
warm vinegar and tincture of myrrh IS
an excellent thing to battle the wound
and keep it cleanse is tincture Of Can
tharides diluted in water.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

SETTLING CoFFEE.-We find the fol-
lowing a good way, not only to settle
coffee, but to prevent the escape of the
aroma. TO one pound of coffee nicely
Drowned, add, when sufficiently cooled,
a beaten egg mingle it thoroughly with
the coffee, so that every Kernel is coated
as with a varnish; let it stand a, few
minutes in a warm place until it dries.
The quality of the coffee is longer re-
taiLed by this method.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

REMEDY For CHAPPED HANDs,--Dis-
so!vs little honey in warm water and
put it in a bottle ready for use; after
washing tie hands and willie they are
still wet. The first application OF the
honey-water may, for few minutes,
cause pain, but if used every time the
hands are washed, they will never chap.
1t also cures irritation on the face, caus-
ed by wind and cold weather.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

EU0RY LUCE, Propagator and Dealer in Grape
Vines, Green-IIouse Bedding aud Vegetable Plants.
Persons about to plant Vineyards, win find II to their
advantage tO consult me on the selection OF sites for
Vineyards Soils, Kinds Of Grapes best mode and time
Of Planting Examine samples Of Growing Vines and
compare prices Ashtsbula, Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
Gems Of Thought.


Write injuries in dust, but kindness in
marble.
We are never 80 happy or SO unhappy
a we imagine.
Entertain no thoughts that you would
blush at in words.
A good conscience is to the soul what
health is 10 the body.
In prosperity prepare for a change, in
adversely hope for one.
A man dKpleased with the world is
never satisfied with himself
lie who gives to grateful man puts
his money out at compound interest.
If man is honest and truthful there
is little need Of his saying much about it.
Leisure is sweet TO those who earn it,
but burdensome to those who get it for
nothing.
He submits himself tn be seen through
a microscope who suffers himself to be
caught in a passion.
Employment is to a man what oil is 10
machinery it makes the wheels Of ex-
lstence run smoothly.
II a man only takes sleep and exercise
enough, he can work his brains just as
hard as he wants to.
Run not after blessings only, walk
in the commandments of God, and bless
ingG shall run alter you.
Do good to your friend, that he may
be wholly yours to your enemy that he
may become your friend.
-Four things cannot come back the
spoken word, the sped arrow, the past
lite, and the neglected opportunity.
We are only competent to judge an
others conduct when we thoroughly
comprehend the motives that prompted
his actions.
Base all your actions upon a principle
Of right; preserve your integrity OF
character, and in doing this, never reckon
the cost.
Would you touch a nettle without be-
ing stung by it ? Take hold of it stout-
ly. Do the same to other annoyances,
and few things will ever annoy you.
Let no one count the number of his
friends till they have been bolted in the
seive of his own adversely, for there is
much bran in prosperous friendship.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

PoLIsnING PASTE, for cleaning copper
Or tin. With one ounce Of rotteu-stone
mix an ounce Of soft soap, then add an
ounce Of spirits of hartshorn and a pint
Of vinegar. 1t should be kept iu tight
yesel, 90
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r%CAGED LUNATIcs-The Peoria Trar-
script, prominent Republican paper of
Central Illinois, is moved by the ACCOUNTS
of the Free Trade banquet to ask:
"What in the name Of all that is posi-
ble these fellows purpose 20 do, is to us
wholly incomprehensibe." 1t continues:
off they expect to establish absolute
Free Trade in the United States within
the next half century, we can only set
them down as uncaged lunatics. A
tariff is as absolutely inevitable and ne,
cessary in this country until our national
debt is reduced to insignificant size, as
the, presence of the sun is necessary for
the illumination of the earth. Either that
or point blank and absolute Reputation.
Does any man, or can any man, for a
moment think that foreign manufactures
may be allowed TO come, into the United
States free and untaxed, while our own
industry must bear the whole of the
burdens of national taxation IT such
a man exists, he is not two removes from
an idiot"
We commend the above terse summing
up of the case to the consideration OF al
Flee Trade leaders.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25

To RENoyE INK STAINS from cloth,
apply vigorously with a sponge, vinegar,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
T h mpson QUARRY,

L m P son uarrV,
l. HIS Quarry, situated st Thompson
Geagga County is the and convenient for
the citizens of Ashtabuv and vicinity of any other
the quality of its stonei superior rmnssof texture
and durability. Stone cut to any Dimensions and for
any purpose, dressed in the most workmanlikc
and at short notice Orders sOlicitatcd for Fagging
Steps, Well Stones, Undaerpinning Window and boo
Caps and Sills, Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelling is good, parte may do their own hauling
considerahesayin b. EDGERTON.
ThompsOn. Dec 20. 1851 90
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Trains do not stop stations tho time s omitted
in the above table.
CHARLES F. HATCH,
General Sup't, Cleveland.
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CLOTIIIERS.

EDWARD O.. PIERCE Dealers Ia Clothing Hat.
Caps. puv Gents Furnishing Goods Aslitabnla D. s3I
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HARNESS MAKER.

w. III. WILLIAN NfSON, Saddler and Harncss Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block, Main street. Ashtablla Ohio,
hAs hand and makes to Order in the best manner,
eyerythipg in his line. $3.50
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Happy were men, if theY but understood,
There IS no safety but I'm doing good.
-Fountain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21
SclearapbiIbcs 2tilcrlci.

Gbica9o, 20. ytOubr.- Cine genauere
lluteriuhung Ocr uEter Oen 5tnineu Der 8rl'
bine" Shice gcfunocnen ptid)e bat crgcben,
Oalt piGitlJG uidt Ole OcS Stamoipiclers DC
0eultt 1T,
ct. Yuul, 20. Ropbr. - eoro @orSou
bon Sd)ottlauo bat i'm peilitcn DiinneiOtu
cine bCOtutenoe NanOitrcde getGuit, no lib
cine ibottlid)e Golonie nleOcrSnlaiien &C..
Oenf;.
ct. Saul, 20. gop. - Die y Nortbcrn
Baciitu4 Sobns Somp. "lGBt ibrcr Hine entlan9
beoentenec 29aloangen anpilanSen.
omaha, 28. Jtou.- Som Srcitag bis
Sum SOnntage wiitBete III Omaha clu bcItts
ger Shueeltilrm.
YittSburg, 20. Rou.-3. 81. 9tobln'
Jon bon ytGu'Dort, meldltr oieicr Gage encn
Dioroucriuh auf ocu Sn1banbler Battud
matltc, weiB tcine 9riinbe bciiir anSngcbeu /;
lein Anwalt bebauptct, caB oer Walln luabn'
linnt9 1T.
- Ser gbrp. 3. g. 9aB bon SrootIBn,
Gin friibertr Seloiaplan, ipuroc beute giad)t
pon SWei Ne0crn nngeialen, wclte, nit BEN
Wteitr III oer Sault, lem @elb oocr icin gebeu
perl0ugNn. Der Uiam SottcS iblug init
ieluem StOde 70 unbarmber,iS oui Die Strol.
DE los, OaB Seioe fiihtcten; Gtncn idmg sr
nieper.
SGieasc, %. Roubr - 9l, 3ampimabmEbls
her Sebr. Smiib tn Jtcts sails, Su., wuroe aeitern
4bcno, ein 0taub on 6ammsn. SuIult sjO,Wo;
% SaiiiGT We, 90 Ropbr, - Gnos gOaino,
pelleldlt Der rCiGle Wdun in ben untertn Vroptnin
iGtb 9eute I'M Nltrr pon BB Sotrsn.
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Gnropaiide Seridte.
3eutidhlane.


- glm Z. Tou. uuroe oaS @cieb iiber bic
giufiibruua Der @euerbeoronung III 9Siirt-
tembera un6 Yaoen in ,peiter Vciung ongc'
nommeu uno bic 8eratbung iibcr bic @tatS
beaounen. S5anmtlide Yoiitionen Der Iu-
trdae murSeu fat obue Debate genebmigt.
y (Serlin, s. giop.) Su Der beuti9en
5cliion bcS Geid)stageS erfolate bic brittle Vc.
jilug bss annageS Uou Siiiiug tutgen Der
SoltSucrtretung III ben Sultossltaatell.
@reil gescn, 6liicl fir, Rtmer tStittttm.
berg) uno Scbel 8egen ben aHtra8,. pobet
geeterer bic Seid)speriaiinr9 ether idarfen
9rltif untermirit. Simion protehtrt 8e9en
angriiie auI bic Seriafiun9 nno orobt mil
@ortentSisbung. Sebcl iabrt fort: Die Ser
faiiuugeu 0eutldlano's ielen oaSPapier nid,t
lpertb, ,poraui iie gcitriebcn. Yrafbent:
95erltcbt Der Reoner oarlli,ter aud Die Hetd)s'
uerfalinug? Bebel: 9a! Brdlioent: Damn
iorosre i'd bas Saus aui, mid CUR Worient'
,iebun1 Al ermdd)tisen; iuer oafiir 1T, erbebe
it. (Sie Wtajoritdt erbsbt itd,.) SD entSiehe
Dem Reonrr oaS g8ort. gaSier 9cgen Sebel
,tnp fir ocn antrag. S6lt tr ben Intra9.
9araui SdluB Der Debate. Jtab perbnli'
den Yemcriungen Sebel's, Casters, g9i9'
oer'S uno bes slntrageIsllers St)luBwott,
niro eer Antrag init 9rober Wlaloritat alls
aenomm,u; bageaen bic auBerlts 9tebte uno
Der grDbte Sheil bes 9eutrumS.
: Die polniid)e 6raftion il 10 gut, pe
0ar nitt i'm HeitStage pertreten. sic balt
lid, auaeni1einlid nit gblid)t BON ben BE-
rathungen fern. SiSber bate lie Die Braris
befolat, iets MIR etn cia,ises ibre Wtit9licosr
til ben Geid,Stag Sn lenSer, oalnlt Giner oa
ware, Der Yroteit einlegen i1nutc. Sect ieblt
mud, und1 bieier 9ilta,Qe
= Die 6orteriitsns oes 6iiriientbums Std.
tsniiein IL pielisitls bsSpeiielt porosn, wsil
felt Der I'M SaBrs 1866 non Dem Siiriteu ge9en
YreuBen seihlcuberteu ariegscrtlaruug ietut
9tahrid)t aus bisism Srobliaate in bic 98slt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21
Sermil@te Yerihtc.

4,
NeW y ort, ~. g'op. - ieott Stgtl .
crleol9te Steue ldretpt lnnli aus SoNlgu'Bipn.
Esr Fratoent mro oNne SUellel t''th
0eundlcu ais ytad)lolgcr oee @Ch' S'9Si G'i
Der Steue etlteS ooueltorS lHf oeh u Sedtt
uon NelusUort crnellneh. AHl hltIieh lpHo
ltet Der ytame oeS cBehlalL9eh ShPstUllot
anoreoS Wtllmail nIlt Der Steue III SGfoll
onng 9ebratt, eod) mtroel o9he Slps.lSt !, nou
anOers oor9eldllaAcn pcrOel, 9cr PtollSeN'
anertehnt nIlt SergHH9tR eV gluBt" Svl.
oienlte, meidle bic 0cNtlden III oeE neHiINeH
Wcne 9elelltst Aaoei, Nilo Wlto o'elv aUt''
tcnnlIn9 gans BcplB III clntr oldch SSci)e-
lId)t bloB ourd) lhone gNorte iillloDeneh.
-(SelblhorooerlhM') @eltsth 9'uuIitll,
tag perlnNe eth 4olGDt'GeF Dtl'n, etUe"
Rame Geo. 0elIer y. UlaDer 5u leul )dclpt,
td) IN SanShur ocS QalllcS 9tt. iooI SSUo.
licrliraBe, ill erlle1en; W otedtt tul 6lpvl
Sttbphlloelt III ole Sln9e oetf p'e p''oV W.
tdbrltdl ltno.
YIN 9roBarti9er SoheCteuI9gl putvr
onl Breltag NaW'll'tta9 III oer SI',Se pSF
luton 2rnlt 9onlpGll9' Nr' 49, proae'
nan, ahS9ah9rl. elli 9elo.llu 5uhsS L, "
GopuroS fam III Se9leltllllD eti'eS uhpeto!'i'S
ten VtdnnsS oabtl' nlo allBcrte oeU lSnhlal'
NIT oenl Bfanoenleh, prh. SlaaV Otu'g,n9
9anl, uDer Selala't"aH8cieYehpg'tn 81 ICY
dlcn. Gr nllEee oe'il9sh'aB hlt ls'nsm Ss'
9ieltcr III BIC Strce ofS 9snall'lttGl PertH 9s.
lplclell mo ee9ahll mll oE,tii. y not' '.l.s "u'
leibe bon etllden Saulehe 9ouotS 81 pstqail'
oeln. Sein Se9lcltet la9 Nal hntetos'lSn III
Dem Stnlmer I'M nno ellpsuls osNsm 9smVtto
an9e elne SleDonMle, Woftn liul lVI atI.th
a $1,000 Der WtontlceuoI ougl t: GsiunUsl.
Nad) 'uenl8en SetunOeh trat CT 'n GelUutus
beran uno ent)nniol9e llM, oaB Ct ,qh pvE-
lalleh H'l'le. er 9tNB lpvg hno unu' es,o W
ioafoS lhaDte oaio oaluul W.sIt, l'tlts Svs'
banoluli9eh 9o5lSlcuel' nIV l'u) uGn USIgsN SnH'
3il nladeH. OaS Sehepsileh ost os'pti' V'asp w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21

Sn bemieIben gtugeublide t6nte Elm
turier idriller Bfff.
SIS re9te iih i'm Waloe, in allen 8G.
ridcn am 8ege. Suntle Geltalten ipranz
gen berupr.
Sergebens rib Der G6nig iein @aib>
meiier ans Der S6eioe.
Sm gtu mar ct umringt, enttpaIfnet, III
9ppen geriIIen.
Seine geute tamen ibm Su !paIIe, aber
Watbio3 mari iib ibuen init ieinen De-
tpaffneten entge9en, Suglei6 trieb ibnen
Die Rumanierin anhere in Hiiden rno
6lanten.
9tab biBigem Geiedte muroe cas @ez
fclge bes abnig3 tbeitS set5otet, tbeilS
jeripren9t.
aedbrenb Matbias bic 5liebenSen per>
fcl9te, elite bic aumanierin Der Gruppe
Su, welfc ben &6ni9 umgab.
SergcbenS brpbte pieier, pergebens bot
er 9rcbe Summen, pergebsns rief er:
u@ci6t Suriid, i6 bin rer &buig pon llns
garn."
Hobes Geldhter antmprtete ieincn 8Urs
ten.
Ut ergub iib enoli6, unb lag itumm, ben
&cpf sur Groe geientt. 98ie er ben 9lid
bob, ltanb bic aumanierin Dor ibm. ger
abnig idducrte Suiummen unr besann an
9anSen 9etbe Su Sittern, lie abcr itieB Elm
9rauiames 9o6en aus, oas Der gHalo in
tur;en St6Ben Suriidgab.
pSu biit in mciner Gewalt," ipra6 iie
nit eigentbiimli6em9eba9en, nlpas bentit
Su, baB i6 nit 9ir anIansen iperbe?"
DSn pirit mi4 ttpteu" entge9nete ber
a6nig bitter.
9ie &umaniertn la6te.
(ISortiebuua foIat.)
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Sulanos9 s9epei@s,,.
SINS mafhiuotpn.

&uo 2SuIUtUBtuW.
GRurptp, Ger Sou Solicitor upn ReD gcrf,
ld)iff fein Dsmiiitousseiud, sin. Yrdf.
Grant aecsptirt 60.
Ssolgenoe GorreiponSens ,rpiiden benz yrd'
Ibcnten Srant unb benz New-Uorter .3oueir'
nebnler Srn. Wurpbp liegt Dor:
i3olamt, Seem. Yorf, Collectors.
Siircau, 18. ytoubr. 1871.
an BEN Praiioenten:
Cir: SD leae bierburd) mein Oen,iiitons.
aeiudl ais Collector oes 3ouamtes BON 9ieip.
S)orf in Sbre Spdnbe uno piinide, bab n,eine
Mbbantung in Graft tritt, iobalo Elm yahfol-
ger fir bas amt ernanut it,. Sie ,piifen,
SaB i'd tpdbrenb ber Yeriooe, in peider i'd
bieies wid)tige Sertrauensamt betleipet babe
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