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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Early Rose Potatoes stand at the Head
of the List.


Of the List.
The following, from the last Country
Gentlemen, is in accordance with the
universal testimony of all potato.
growers who have tested the different
varieties now cultivated:
The 21st of May last, after planting
corn, 1 had about an acre of ground
that was reserved for the cabbage plot,
piece on which potatoes were grown
the year previous; and, having a few
small potatoes of the Early Rose in the
cellar after the spring sales and plant
ing were over, that | considered too
small for any purpose except to feed
the pigs, concluded to try an expert
ment with them. 1 therefore drew a
few light burrows about three inches
deep across the patch, dropped the po-
tatoes one in place, two and half
feet apart, in the frrrows, then covered
them with the plow; they were twice
cultivated and howed with but little ex-
pense, as the ground was warm when
planted, and June was the month of
severe drought with us in this section.
July gave us more rain, while In Au-
gust we were abundantly supplied
with copious showers, and the rest of
the season the rains we've timely and
sufficient for the wants of growing
crops. The first of October the piece
of about one quarter of an acre was
dug the yield, at the rate of over 300
bushels per acre, was the largest grown
on the farm the past year; the pOta-
toes were free from rot, and are now at
this writing sound and firm, as the
Early Rose has always been good po-
tato to keep in my cellar. After three
years experimenting with the Early
Rose as to yield and quality, for the
table, both as an early potato, also as
a late keeper and freedom from rot, l
have no hesitancy in placing it at the
head of the list of potatoes. Other
sorts may excel it in some one particu-
lar, but / have found none yet that /
would give up the Early Rose for, al
though 1 planted quite number of
new sorts last spring that were repre-
sented to be better than they were, in
every instance they have failed to come
up to Early Rose with me, either in
quality for the table, or in yield or
freedom from rot. JoNA. TAYLOR.
ROME, January oath.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
Early Chickens.

The season of the year has now fully
arrived when breeders ought to have
their stock mated and placed in their
breeding pens, and whenever hen
shows signs of incubation, no time
should be lost in placing eggs under
her. The early hatched chicken has
many advantages over those of lower
birth it should be borne IN mind that
it is in early chickenhood the frame is
made that viii hereafter place it In the
rank of the large birds of its breed.
And although feeding has much to do
in the production of size and maturity,
other things being equal, the early
hooses sbre6defs, then, who wish to
excel in this respect, to produce early
chickens, although at the cost of con-
siderable more care and attention than
is necessary in the raising of those at a
later period in the season.-Poittry
Chronicle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

~ PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE,
e-Dr HWSys Root ma Flint 1lb uk0ube tlie
liver and secretive organs into healthy action
throwing on obstructions which cause dis
ease.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23

GILBERT M. ANDERSON, convicted in
Muscogee county, Ga. for numbering
his wife in 1857, is to be hung. He is
about sixty years of age.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-23
Maple Sugar Making.

Now is the time to make maple syrup
and sugar, and, therefore, few words
on the subject will not be amiss.
Wooden taps and buckets are prefera-
BILE to tin ones in the drawing of sap,
for the reason that the latter will rust
and da1keH the sap. The more clean
Illness and care that is exercised in
sugar-making, as in everything else,
the more profitable and better will be
the sugar. Strain the sap into a large
copper pan, and when it is well boiled
but still thin, strain through a clean
cloth again into clean butter firkins
which have been scalded, and let it
stand day. OF course, should there
be any more sap on hand, the pan
could be used after the first was out to
boil it in. The second day, after the
pan is carefully washed out, pour the
syrup boiled first INTO it, and boil 1t
down almost to grained sugar, inces-
sanity stirring and skimming it during
the whole period of boiling. Then
pour into the firkins and set aside until
the warm days of May. Then place
into barrel or frkin with three
or four augur holes, and set it
upon a tub to drain Each morn
ing, for three weeks, lay clean
linen clothes on the top of the sugar,
pressing tightly down, so that not a par
ticle will be left uncovered. About a
gallon of syrup will, at the end of that
time, have drained from fifty pounds
of sugar, and the sugar itself will be of
high quality and of a crystalline
whiteness. To make the syrup into
cakes the sap is boiled to greater con-
sistency than for grained sugar, and
must be stirred constantly New milk
is used by some manufacturers to
whiten the sugar. Their plan is, after
the syrup is put onto boil second
time, just when it has reached the boil
ing point, to turn in a large coffee cup
of new milk. A thick scum will soon
rise to the top, and this is strained of
at once, for if left to boil it will darken
rather than whiten the sugar. Many
farmers may have different appliances
than those mentioned for the making
of their sugar and syrup, which may be
more convenient and handy to them,
and to these it may be said that the
great desiderdtum in sugar making is
cleanliness. The sap should be strain
ed and the syrup should be strained,
and no sediment allowed to enter into
the process of manufacture.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-27
Shiffsnadlridlten.

Der SampIer s2ueiQs,A 6apt. 9yic., fu6r
por8tftern BON bier na9 Wtlmraston, u. s,
ab.
Ser Sanpfer u9Bnt. 3snnsbp," Capt. Gal.
lett. fam 5reiia9 bon 8oiion bier an.
am Jreita8s brad Der Sampf.r ,,McGtels
Ian. Gapt. pomes. bon Boiion bierb.r auf.
Die Sampter u2ouija." Capt. Sbompion,
uno ,,Rurtb Carolina" Capt. Yrit6gtt, ieaels
ten Jreitaa bon bier mad, Gorb Carolina a6.
Der GbOoner e. .. s. YgNbart." Capt.
Wtaion. fubr am i~slbtgen Gage BON bier mad
&barleton. S..6,, ab.
Wor9etsrn famen fDtgenoe nod Baltimore
b,Himmte Gabr5euae an Der 5.fiuns Mpnroe,
20, porbsi: Die 8arten ,Sslgtam" II. sam;
bo" bon Sioerpopl; o. 8riaas Reporter bon
wtaian3as aui Cuba unb ,@nnie 3. SorrD"
bon Bottom; Die Sbooner Wslt. Dennis" BON
Bortlano, Wle., rs. Yaint" bon ytep Dort
un0 rs. VI. WDbertlon" ppn Behalf, Size.
Tolgenoe BON bier ausgelaufene Saiife cts
reibten Sonnabeno Die bobs SEE: Der 6ret.
matter nG. 8. Soult" unb bic 8rigg &c. s..
9an Corn !" nab Wilminston. Del. Die
Sri8g- ,,Btrnbaro," na6 2onopn. u. bic Bars
fen ,&eorsiana. " ,,2oren3o" unb UsariOn."
ta1 Siuerpool beifimmt.
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Nna hieiiae Eriehensfelf-

Sas @refutlDsG ornite fur oas SriebensFeft
bielt 8eltern 8ormittas In Der SWtebanicss
SaleA cine g%eriammlun8 ab. Nnipsisno mas
ten Die 90. Sartel. Gpnrao. Gen. 8Ium.n,
berg. Winopart, Or. 6afitnfamp, 6oflmann.
9untel. Gnapp. SbsrSer, 5ieamuno, Mutb,
Stsinba@ uno Capt. &lein. Yr6io,nt Bars
tel fabrte b:n Boriis uno 81. Conrad bas
Ytototoa. 3un66t bsridttte oas grranaes
t1ents Gomite, oaB ts fur ben 8soarF Bee
@refuttb Gomite's 4 8aroudsn beioret hobt,
Sopant tpurbe tibsr Die Saumination bsras
them. Bon psrihiebentn Seiten tpuroe be.
merflit gsmaht, baB cine IoIde AM Nbenb
bsr Getsr i6psrlih 5u Stanoe tomnen tperoe,
oa Die oeutihen Mitbhrgsr msiltens~ aub.rbalb
ibrer bdnisr fth ~beiue8en tp.roen. gln Bprs
idlag, bic illumination bereits am Otter.
Sonntaas 3u peranftalten. tpuroe burd be
Bemertun8 trleoiBt. caB osrariiae Demonitra'
tlonen al Sonntagen niht itattbaft lino.
SGlisBlid einiate man iih Oabin. es bel benz
triheren in bieisr 3iniibt gtfaBien GsiAluTie
3a btlahtn. Serfelbe beiagt befanntlih. oaB
Die biefiSen Dtutiben un0 iiberbaupt Ane,
uelde NIT Der Sitter ipunpatbifirsn. auFsefors
bert totroen iolen. tire eduier feftlih au otz
fDrirsn uno. mo m6alid, Abenos 5u illIrtiHts
rem. Or. Gnapp mari oie Grage auf. oh es
niht auaemeHsn iein btrfte. Die illumination
bis su btm Gage au p.ri6itbsu, mo TN altsn
oas sroBe grsisntB bss 6ritbens
gefeiert ptrp. Die BsttaMmlAng i9tob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-27

Der benz RsnEiff9sn Huiiern : ginntahes
Gtablifsmtnt an Gts Sans Sceuue 3useOa9le
9siu9 untsrbItsb. oa Die Arbsiisr am 9onns
abeHo ~fsierten.
abenos al ubr reitsn SI0 unO NtsBu uno
bic Sstretdrs Gaattutt uuo MoidiIaDa nab
Rem Morf 40. uno 3uJr uuttr Otr CbBut 5.
3. Sauigs's. gtsItanBsliEttu bss Sdabamtes,
UNI Wltipo6 na9g8aihin8ion 8urtdIutegren.
Natai4unG reife NIT RoB Bib na9N aibinas
ton Jurtif, UNI istne 3abe FIR einsn 3Detmoz
natlthsn aufentba& Baltimore %5uiamm:ns
3upadtn, bamit sr bier Die 3olauts d I9Giie
gtnau isrnsn lsrHe. Gr tuirb ieia 9auplquars
tier i'm Segators. Bhreau aHil9la8sr.
Soup. Sto unb isine 8s9tsiter H~eotnttn In
4 ggo9en nad Baltimore 5uradl uiebren, nm
Dor Der Qeimrtiie ro1 eiHige Gage bier 3u
btYIebeu.
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fa isSO6 BET anf@t bee Srn. Sart.I an. Der
Ole Setar9tuHg 1usipra6, DaB biz 3l bitlsut
Bnntte bic 0agtmeiRe 8taeiftruna bier be-
retts btotuteno naQgetaien babeH toer0e. US
rUur9s Die 6rage aufgsporfsn, tuie bod itb
Dobl Die @ei1mmttoiten bts Settles b~stuufeH
iusrOen. Sarhbsr ldBt ii6 nataTlid nod
ni4ts SeItimmtts iagen, mir molten iuotB srs
tudbneh, oaB rad tintm bon Or. SaIicniamp
entportsnsH 8orani9la9e bic @siammt AG8
8aben $500 taum ibtrttiSsn o%lrftsu, ipdbs
reno Die @tnnabnle aus Dem 8:ltaufe ter
GetabIstbsn auf $1,000 3u berani@tagsH iii).
Das DetorattOns=Gpmit uur0e beauitragt,
oe osrftHuHg bts Sriumpbpaqsns 6rn. y
8sitDtB fbr oIe Sunme bon Sl00 iu lber
tra8sr. Der 9Bagen irl BON 4 Yftro,r gtjos
gen uno 0ltle 9tBteren bon 4 (psiB.n) Sodtps
N elnfab:m l9Uarjsn Iu8uge (RotarOe am
putt aethbtt tucroen. I'm cine ternere Gtb0s
bun8 DER Ginnabm.n 3u srsisItn, beIbiuB
man. bic fhr nan Gel5u8 5u btIdaiFtnot 6riss
oensFabne ipGtsr unter ben t~balnehmenosn
8ei.lihafteH 5u OerloOIen uno iolcn oa3u
Soo1e a. 81 aus9eaeben tusroeH. SitStr Bes
l4lu6 1T l.000 nod elmer, 6emnG6E AT beruz
tenos Gsls8ateH.8 triammtuu9 our SantsioH
0or5ul,8en. Aut Artraa beg Or. 9oIientanp
beitlDB man, oaB Die 6lbue ni4t, lUie am
t1H9ti4 b%eItiTuft, Die etnfahe SrI9rift p6ries
Osn." ~iOnesrn s6riscensfsf, Baltimore 1873
tragtn lou. Gen. Blumenberg beaniraRte.
ben Gohiut 70. Sreitl. als bisii8en Bertret:r
0es oeutI4en &eibss, sinjutaoeH, ben Ssit5ug
I'm g8agen btg Jeitprdtosntsu ~mitrunahcn.
Der antrag muroe an9enpmmsr un0 bic 80
Den, SlGmenberg. DR.. 9alsafdr1p uno 9OlI
mann OILS Gontite trnanNt, uuI benz GOniul 0te
Glnla0uHg ~ tberbringsn. 0tHiiWttiA Der
G9rsn8aroe tir ben EriumpbiuaQen bsri9iets
oas 8sforations. @Omits. baB Wator Gaib:
meper itb erboten babe, Die n6tbt8,n Rs,ttr
unD Ytsr0e ju iteIen. Ser befaunte Gar
oerobitr Sr. ). geintsl bat iih erboten, bic
Hntfornten (ulanen. Guirailtre uno SuIaren)
correlt unO gu ndBi4en Yrstien Su ltefern unO
tuuroe oas Setoratlons @omite beauftra9t,
Die srtorosrlt4sn arrangements in Der Sabr
gu trettn uno in nG9Iitr SiGung oariber 3u
beri4te1. Nls Ab3ei4tn fAr 0as @refutiO.
&onltte iDuroen ROitttsn nit golosntH Qua
Hen beittmmt. 0as Wtultt. Gpmite bsrt0tste,
0aB IS Fir ben 3u9 oas Srommlers Corps bes
5. Hsats., Mt. u. o., enga9iit babe, uHtsr
oerl 8orbsbalts. baiietbt naG @rmeItn tbeis
len 3u onrfen. Cine bon Or. So6snfamp
an8tre8te aeno:run8 Der Wariaroute (Doa
S%ronoDap our9 8altimoretr. brett bis 0as
noutritr, a%Ritait. tuis bsidlpKeh. SroaolDaD
big Baltimore, bon oa bis @Dens, bon G0tns
&a0 BON oa ua6 &altimor.ftraBe u. {. ~
tan0 nI4t ben Beifaa oer 8eriainmlung uAO
nuroe g bti Der fefs.tBten, btrsits mitss.
tbetlten EGute b~elaiisn.
Die nd6it! Beriammlun9 ses @rsfuiiosGD
mites ftHost nGhien Sonnta9 Normitta9 10
H9r IN Der sutsbantts' 0aue- itatt.
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Das xbeater in Wrontfvoac

bsiist Sur 3.lt m.brere Mtasn,te Don eroBsr
An8tsbunasfraft !; oils fol9e million mir Die
uuaariibs Salst. unb Yantomimsn : Sruppe
Der @sbttsoer &iralfi ben &omifer Otto
Surbanfs aus Galitornien ben 4 Sabre
alten Bicliniaen Sp,Gt. Die afrobaiea @ss
brioer Snotp ano bel Sawsftsrn freeman
beiei6nsn.
Die YorTisflunsen bieisr BoG. 5dIieken
NIT Dem Jamllien. SdauipisIe Scr Hl6o,
iinniae big @atstiGs $ &sbirsesA pber vDas
geifoblene Rino.~
Wtittwob unb Sornabsno Ra9mittag 1T
Borf.luna fur Rinber uno Garnilitn, Jreis
tag ertra. Mtsno fur Dameu.
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Bur BeaAtmn9 fur s@neiber.
Wf

Scr varbetttr 8tI0ungssB Der:
elm bat auf beute Ibsno In Der .Ntt9n.
nits s9aOe," gr. 1872. @sF. GanstsRraBs, sun
Seittn bts sGaBemeinsn StutE6en lBail.n.
Denlts' cine Sbeattr: 8oritraung nit san Der
a%nftaltst. @sgtben iuirO: Der RaQsr uno
ieiu &ino." Der dot humane 3ped ioat:
BEN 8ereine cine reat aublrsit. &bsilnabms
oss BnbIttums ihern. Der gintri't fir gr,
madeleine fOit,t II rs Cts fir ftuOer unter
II Sabrsn Is Gents.
Or. Satob Stnett ptiDt 6tut.
irRb BON 10 big IL ubr Iein 8OEat in 9r. III,
GtaEiIin., nabe @resnitraBe, nit ostifattml
Suni4t nnb trtslenttm 8ebrdu Elm.
Or. s q / t NJ a II n Qg Re s Feiert
9ente ietnsn @insug In Die Sanger'ih.
sBir9i!aaft, Ir. BAG, &igbtitr, nit fampism
Smbiie.
Der Ootnpalos Sob'idsn Srauerei, Or. z, Gal:
esrton: &oas. slnsn sfiriratsn" gr6Yaunsss
luni4.
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Mniher'A Nhsnm.

Bon btute an saititt Yrof. Sulius 6anIen
nit ieinem YupptnsS beattr, befsn .Salperle4
in Neu : Dorf uno Bbilaoelpbta grOBe Fri,
umpbe trrunssn. auBerosm 1T be Sdn,erin
6rI. 81. elair. neu ensaSirt. bon 5rn. Stride
iontmsn In oieisr Wobe aum erfen Male in
Baltimore 9ana ueu: .Des g 9auipies
lers leBte &Dlte,@ Gin z osri1ieoenen
Gbaratttrtn) unb !: vDis 8etben eiues
@boriiteH.@ bHmoritiide Solo Setne NIT
@efang, 5ur Multiplying. Die Nssie bietet ollo
ourtlu,s Elm %pplhdnoi8 reues 9rosramm uno
bat fir sstpanote Ausflbruna DeiIslben ees
foret. Sp.ife unb &etranfe oes Srn. Raiber
tpsrosn tn betannter Ghte isrpirf, rsIp. tres
oen5t.
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WIrieus Weriht.

9. poratFriatn Sbrisnusrtduft partn bier foIs.uss :
L10k (; $50 Ditto. 5 8 hog 10 o ,sa. alts girainia.
eetier 53S; 1900 Ditto Sax 100 Ditto $50 1000
Sbliaationsn Der .Yitisburs. uno GonnsD spidt. Ga bn9
gZ4 1000 Obtisattonsn bet vUaart.ita. uno Gine. {.
Sapn.@2. eqp., s3& ; so aithn oer~ Wttfanss gani"
lux 90 atitsn her ~yaliimortr aapes.G omp " lOA.
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Vim 81. Tldrs Benjamin. Srafmanu, IL Sabre 7
Wonate uno 20 Gage alt. dlteitss sotu Sou Abrabam
uno 6ulannd Btafnann, side Der Ste3hpfrabt ino
Yiarib.Ttatitt.S pace.
Vim 16. Wtars Mnna Gdcilta Glib. Sbdtsrdtn
upil gtora s. uno Warte ;. ptlb, 3 aBOdsn unb 4
Gage alt.
Vim %. Mdrl Srebrid 10. Sornmann. II Sabre
8 Ytpnate uro 4 Sage alt.
Vim 23. Wtats Jrau Mrabeua GptImauu,
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~ 9k gfpptentS M9rtt.
e. Wv 0tst"tss%1e'e rt2sh 9ssenmeTti9' wle
HSts'' Sty,l@ Sst!lteels 20 ete. pro
yI'a SSgsittrg u t mi- SuppsNHell9 IL
Co. 90 90 Tlnessuagta 7omiuo etS.;
S9uIternT 10, Goteiettsn sos, 9aiSsfOpf Is;
SammelEeif6 - S9snteI Is, grut II GtS.,
Ssuls Isis; 2ammEeif4 10. 30 Gcnts,
Gamm,Sealsn l5-ls so, pro 9tb. S4pets
neHft19- RtppeI t6-lS, 9er, Setten 1911,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-27

ls~ Der sSermania Wf Gnnerthpr"
Dalt nd9iten Stenlta8 Aoeno IN Der uGoRcorz
ota" letn orittss Rrdg3btn oisisr Salon nit
@pnasrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-27

rs Der nSaltimorer 2teber.
Franz" 8tbt bsute tn Der yGoncor0ta"
toleosr elm @ouSsrt, aaf Oas elm &rdn54en
fpl0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-27

Bel 2rn. v Il n r, Ode Der Ga1s uno
SiOolt. StraBs, tpsroen beatt spsi StIOtr aus
8siaielt.
Sr. Is b T / I an Straubi in @r. ZIG,
Illtsannitr ,s:i9t flr btuts u .MorGenS dladt
tstt on, B. b. bas SsttllRen zines gBitbHtr'i9en
Spdes bon S%iahianbtpmn,
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~ SIN Nrn. @eprae MeMIpin'a

re- Sn Srn. 8eprse w alpine
i1enelI Shntttpaarenlaosn, Wr. III, lYsft
8altinorstrr finbet beute, Wontag, arpb.
gtofnutt8 oss Trhbiabrs. gBaarenlngsrs itatt.
pas 8anas Geb6ube TT NIT benz 8titsn uno
Neuslisn IN berg lentpaaren'B ran6e usrieben,
Mho Do Sr. MeAtpin In Hstp. 9)ort aroBe
autttonssG ,ntdufe gemaGt bat, fann er feline
Yrtlis uI1 Is Yro5ent ritortger, ats Nnoere
lt:len. Sttn Sa9er Gnfa6t sbatpls. Seiben.
aeu9s, 3rauerfDFfe, &!'Hs~.:a.", 2innen,
leeibs Waa1ti, 9anoidu9e, StrampTpaaren,
SH9, Tlanen, Gattun &c. '
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Bic Sai1pisr bitter 9itiie beE5rbtrt bic
Deretntete 6tadteus9ScEE
tuhits6 Stats WtdtD
nho Usfes1 mabrsHo ottles Sabrts bon, IL. yannas as
st9elntasta isestt 8tsnfas bon Rem. gorf mad Sautbara
abfaRrsl nno panasiers bon Reip' BORT nae
9Gtnbnrg. 2onbou, Ga0re utA
SOutbambtpn
~ tolssnest SrttIet nj bnttn:
Bon 9eius9]orf NOD 6ambura, gesSss.
bQore unb SOUTHAMPTON:
]. Gaiits: Sber.e Salon ..,.,, s12o. On
S.,, nnter.Salon 49,. 72.oo
LSptl1snoe6 ...........u.., $500
aoh PantbMr8 nno Sabre nad Netuz Nprf.
!. 8aiats: SbtrsSalon. 49,. $I20. 90
FL nntsrsSaIou $50. 72.00
3piiGtnbtf MINIMUM, 40,o0
EtaStr tptl9en Ito Satr,n Die ndlftf.
lNat Incl. 9ef6fteura.0 ~
- Banagetfeins tonner BON iebt ab autb ppn Is osss.
antptot mad { psDoripuno spar lu %btnlislbsn a.rsits,
ME bon 6attburg, ausgefienf terbrr.
Son Safftbur9 nab Netu.p Orleans fnosr, sfpet @rn,s
ottioilen iiatt ant l. Dttpber uno l. 5~eoetn6tr.
81 Ba6eft nadl europa nebr1eu mir biz Q ubr gYsx.
gsns am Mb9an8stagt zines ieoen 8ampfldtftes an.
ase9en Pafaet nenos MON fh In Itsfp. glprF ana,
i@ltssItt at bic &sneraIsY go fass. gaeitten Der 9irie.
{. Y: Rtdbarh q 8oas, Nr. 8, Barelaggrabs, aaRs
III Baltimore an n. g7ofn..
I'll expedition Des sTtutfden 0DrrefSnubfttssS
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0as s9ibsrip Ganui, Rr. a. OitIes StoeHs.
Der Ssgtert 1T 8%sgsHtpdrita In II Staatsn Der
Union Uerbrtitet uno 3d9lt %aeBtnndtti8 ttpa
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