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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-17
NOTICE.
WILLIAM SHELLEY AND WIFE
ROBERT ROBERTS, MARY ANN ROBERTS, HIS
WIFE, AND OTHERS

ROBERT ROBERTS, MARY ANN ROBERTS. HIS
WIFE, AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In chancerv
The object of this sui, is to procure decree for tho
sae Of part OF tract OF land, in Cecil county con-
tanning thirty-sI and ahalf and the distribution
and investment Of the money arising from RI.
of SALE according to the respective interests of the
es Interested and Tor such other and further relief
the care may require.
The Bill states that the complainant William Shelley,
sezed IN fee OF an undivided moiey in the said lind
being the same land conveyed to him and Elizabeth
Shelley, his wife by William Kirk and othors by their
deed dated October Sth. 1872 COPY of which deed is
filed as an exhibit with the Bill; that the Elizabeth
Shelley hah departed this life, and that the said William
Shelley is entitled To life in the other undivided
moety, and that the remainder of the estate in said
moiety ia vested in Mary Ann Roberts formerly Mary
Ann Bruce wife nf Robert Roberts and the following
children and helrs-aaw OF Margaret Jane Towson
formerly Margaret Jane Bruce, who ntermarr-d with
Ephraim Towson. but is now deceased that is to saw
Cinderella L. Oswald, wife of Luke B. Oswald Joseph
Tawson. Erhraim Towson, Junior Uraizo g. Towson
and Mary Ann Towson all being of full age except
Mary Ann Towson, who is under twenty-onp Years Of
age. That tho said Margaret Ann Towsun and Mary
Ann Roberts the daughters of Elizabeth Sbcller
by previous marriage before her marriage with tn.
William Shelley; that the said Elizabeth
Shelley departed this life in the year 1862 and that the
sn;d Margaret Jane Towson died in the year 1855
The Bill further charges that the said land be
divided without loss injury the parties
and that it will be advantageous a said parties 10
have the same sold under the direction of this court
tHc proceeds OF sale be
posed of according TO the respective rights the par
ties as to enure TO their and benefit That all of
the said parties reside out oil the State of Maryland in
the State of Pennay lvana, except Ephraim Towson
junior, who resides in the State of Indiana
1t is therefore adjudged and ordered this elcye ,h
day of January in the year 1872 that the compile n,nt
by causing copy OF this Order to be inserted ~, 80
newspaper published in Cecil county, once ,rnot G,r
month before tho 18th day of Februs nv neyt give
Eplram Towson LIKE B. Oswald. Cinderella y Oswald
Joseph ToT..n, Ephraim Towsan, junior. Urnnao D.
Towson and Mary Ann Towsee the said absent defend
them to appear in ihs .surs in person ar hy solicit
on or before the ia'A dav Of May next answe the
premises and saw Iapse, if any they have why deere.
ought lie. - pass as nrayed. nArlD SCOTT, Clerk.
true copy: test DAVID ST. orr
Jsp IL lS72-lm fuIl
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CARE OF HoRsES' Trcc Eo

CARE OF HORSES LEGs.-Few men who
handle horses give proper attention to the
feet and legs. Especially is this the case
on farms. Much time Is spent of morn
ing in rubbing, brushing, and smoothing
the hair on the sides and hips, but at no
time are the feet examined and proper '
cared for. Now, be it known, that t. .
feet of horse require m ore care than the
body. They need ten times as much, for
in one respect they are almost the entire
horse. All the grooming that can be done
won't avail anything if the horse is forced
to stand where his feet will be filthy. In
this case the feet will become disocdered,
and then the legs will get badly out of fix;
and with bad feet and bad legs, there is
not much else of the horse fit for anything,
Stable prisons generally are terribly severe
on the feet and logs of horses: and unless
these buildings can afford u dry room,
where horse can walk around lie down,
or roll over, they are not half so healtl y
and comfortable to the horse as the pasture
ami should be avoided by all good hostile q
in the country.-N. British Agriculturist
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A Hint to Farmer Bows,

If farmer kept nice and exact account
with the cattle, the fields, the orchards,
and the crops with which he has annual
dealings, just as his more careful brother
merchant does, he would find spirit OF
business working into all his habits, and
progress and push would inevitably follow.
The loose notion seems to be that here are
the fields, and there the building, and a
living must somehow he got out of them.
But that will not do in these days. Every
agriculturist is bound to know what his
farm yields to him for his own consump-
ton, and how much for sale; and then he
will be able to get at any profits by cipher
ing the difference less the cost of cutiva-
ton
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NOTICE..

JOHN N. FERGUSON, THOMAS PAGAN and Others
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In chancery
The Object Of this proceeding is to procure payment
from John NJ Ferguson, of the balance of purchase
money for certain real estate, lying and being Cecil
county, in the State of MARYLAND and which WAS sold
to him by George Earle Trustee case on the 25th
OF September, 1865 and in default of such payment
obtain decree for the resale of said property at the
| risk of the said Ferguson
Tho Petition filed FORTH that the said Trustee sold
to the said John NJ Ferguson the 25th of September
1858 House and Lot, at Aniora in Cecil county aore
said for three hundred dollars which sale been con-
frmed by this court That the said John NJ, Ferguson
paid one hundred dollars of the purchase money and
agreed in writing to pay the balance with interest
so much thereof the audit in the case when made and
ratified should show him to be responsible for that the
said audit has been made and ratified and shows tina;
the said John NJ Ferguson entitled to two dollars and
nnetyone cents, and that there is still due him on
said purchase money, hundred and ninety-seven
dollars and nine cents with interest thereon from the
day of SALE which the Trustee has demanded through
letter, but no part of which has been paid
The Petition further sets FORTH that the said John VI
Ferguson on the third of May, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nne conveyed unto Thomas FaSan Of Whining
ton in the State of Delaware all his interest in said
Real Estate subject to the lien AFORESAID for the balance
of the purchase money, appeurs from copy of his
Deed to the said Pagan filed with the Petition in this
case.
That the said John NJ Ferguson and Thomas Faran
are nonresdents of the State of Maryland and reside
in the State Of Delaware The Petition then prays the
Court for an order requiring the said John NJ Ferguson
to pay the aforesaid balance of the purchase money
principal and interest and that default thereof the
aforesaid Real Estate may be resold at his risk
1t is thereupon audged ordered and decreed by this
Court on this eleventh day of January, eighteen hun
dred and seventyiwo that the Petitioner cause copy
Of this order together with the object and substance Of
the Petition to be inserted in newspaper published
in Cecil county week for month before the
18th day of February, next giving notice the said
John NJ Ferguson and Thomas Pagan appear in this
Court in person by solicitor before the fifteenth
day OF May next to show cause, if any they have why
decree should not pass prayed.
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT
Jan H. ISI2-lm Clerk.
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EQUIPMENT BONDS

EQUIPMENT BONDS
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF iowa
SIS in Currency & Accrued Interest,
$4,000 to the Mile of Constructed Rond.
a Light Debt and a Profitable Investment.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN GOLD
AT THE END OF THIRTY
Interest at seven per Cent.
I'M GOLD,
payable semannually. the 18th day of April and
October, Mt the Conipany.s Office, - Pine street,
New York.
Free of Government Tax.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, trunk line, run
ming Tor 2O3 miles through the finest agricultural region
IN the world. with heavy lumber and coal traffic
already developed has been i'll operation since February
last and is now fully equipped with depots tanks
coal sheds and machine shops The net earnings in
October the ninth month the road was opened for
business, were S 93, after deiuctng all expenses for
operation and repairs The result in September before
nent Of fregilts better. The company owes
no roatng debt and the funded Indebtedness incurred
Tor construction amounts to only $4,000 mile The
earnings are sufficient II pay the interest upon this
light debt and leave
Surplus of SIS, 900 a Month.
Tho entire debt is limited by charter to $4,000 u
mile, and the Equipment Bonds now offered cannot
accordingly exceed 81 900 the mile secured by the
franchises, road track, rolling stock and property Of
every description belonging to company already doing
Prosperous Business.
The proceeds of the present issue Equipment Bond.
will be used in adding to the rolling stock which proves
Inadequate 10 the amount of business Offering though
the company has - locomotives 800 freight cars
10 passenger coaches baggage express and mail cars
and way or caboose cars
The Construction Bonds are marketed at a5 The
Eln!nment Bonds being secured ly second mortgage
offered
at IS in Currency and Accrued Interest.
The facts reced above show that the security is sub
stantia and ample. At S. the investment pays prac
tcally
Eight and Quarter per cent. in Gold,
free of taxation. The limited amount of these bonds
now offered (S2500C0) cannot remain long upon the
market. and We take this occasion to recommend them
to investors.
Further information supplied on application to
i. B. Ramsay.
Cecil National Bank,
Dec l6, lS'l-Sw PORT DEPOSIT
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad
Phila. Il Baltimore Central R.R.
CHANGE OF HOUR

On AMI after Sunday, Jan! ,th 1877, Trains will run
Is foiows
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. from Depot of p. ". 4
B. X. H., corner Broad street and Washington avenue.
For Port Deposit at II. aud $50 P for Oxford
n! \. NJ. 80 and Pm. cnrs,ay- and SATURDAY.
only at 30 r.N. For Cl,'ls Ford and Chester Creek
Il. Il. at AMI 10 NJ. Ia and NJ. WEDNESDAYS
and Saturdays only 80 p ", Train leaving Phil
Trains lcavinl; Philadelphia at 10 N and 4.3o P NJ
Port Deposit 40 A. NJ oxford d 10 A. at
Cliad's Ford Junction With the Wilmington and Read
ing Railroad.
LEAVE FO& PHILADELPHIA
Fort Dcposit,............... 9.2J An and % M
ton arrival of trains from BALTIMORE
Rowlandsville 90 s. and As IN
C"lora $50 An and 450 Pm
it.siiS eth,..--- 10 AN. and 5O2 N
O.lo and 1870 An
Sundays only, l..-............... Lao p. =.
LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
Rising Sun-............... 1926 An. and $40 Pm
1887 and ~ 81
Northumberland. lo5: AM. and Al Pm
Passengers allowed to take wearing appareI only
as Baggage and the Company will in any case be
responsible fur an amount exceeding hundred dol
lars, unless special contract is made for tho same.
HENRY WOOD
June 10, lS11 General Superintendent.
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VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH

Call and examine my stock before purchasing: else
where. and he need that You buy cheap at
home IN the city.
April -. 1S.1-tf
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FLORAL glide for 1872.

The first edition Of Two HUNDRED THOUSAND comics
Just puhlshed Il is elegantly printed fine tinted
pxper IN Two toLos and illustrated with Three
a9ndSeC. Engrsvings Of Flowers and Vegetables
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BQIttmore, 0en Z. Wel. ISL.
9d te StrdGen Surdbrnds GomniIi6re eHeu
goaen mo oer0enertlE Ssridt l6tr Die Gni1ts un0
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observation-disclosures eis Jur Stlotoeres0tooe, IN nciz
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Expectation ~eingelegt rper6en fam.
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gu bermietben.
3u Derfaufen.

E!:I Gin mo6lirtes @obnbaus, i'm Wittelpunfte
,er Stabt seIesen. Man meloe it6 bel 9cifair
Ue %arriott, Sf. SAUL, stueite Gbiire noroit6 BON
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ytaGrLht min hermit 9e9ebcn, ho6 uuterSethnetcr
%ucritorb. si"bu ISGm Wfeg erbalten BAT. Gae Die,
Die 6oroeruu9eu ar bteien RottoB buben, tuerben
bicrmit auigcioroert, iol6e nebit oen u6tbi9en SeIe=
gen l~pdtefcns am %. SUM 1872 ein5uretheH mo
9tlten0 5n MAIDEN ober Su geluirtigen, oas liz ibrer
GEIPriGc an cieic1 NaqlaS gefettid fir uerluft9 erz
Hart lperEen mogen. aae, Die 3Nblun5cr an bieieu
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bert, iotdt uHoerjlqtth an unterJei6HetenSu l6tfeR,
no nidt, 10 miro scri6dih e%in9efdritteu.
t3Bj,2,S,t4) stph. Sarl Sinf, Aon.
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aleS Material in einem 2~zit6digen Bie9eIileinernea
@ebduoe on DER glorbiette Der SobrftraBe, II fnBf1A
Bon brett uno 81 SuB 8 Ooh titi, 3uianimen mt eireirt
b~6(;ernen S6uppen, 9 EuB 3 Sou breitunb IL TuBf1a
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idgten Bart benust lperoen jon uRb Gut Dem @onbem<
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Soumadt 5ur SGrUattuue oe5 8Ghlaii6s bCs aus
bier oertorocueu 5Uhn Suaner erb0lten bat.
Aae Steicni9eu. fpcldc 6or6erungcu on oieiCm Gc6s
Ncn ~nDtbi9en Selegen i~pGteicuS am "a, SUM
1872 eiHSurei6eH uRo gelteno gu maiden, ODER Su gez
l~ulrtigen, baB ie ibrCr auiprihe an bieieH 0adlos
9eIetlid ilr p~erluitig erflGrt lperoen mUgcn. ale, bic
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Den 1termit Cui9eiUroCrt, iOlfe unuer5lglidl an Inter
5eihnete ju lCiiteu; no nldt, 70 rutro 9fietlid eir9ss
i9ritten. Thomas III. SupfinS,
305,09,5,1tN Qominilrator.
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a. 0nra, Q. 5. e,ppfr 4 eDbne.
9ermaltersberfaui
pon
wsrtbpolem sfurpslnsireien Gigeitbum


Mice annfr., nabe- 8roabpap.
Sn asolae eines Oetretts oes Rreis=9erihte5 Der
Staot Baltimore miro Der nnter3eidnete SerfDalter
uui ofienuider aufIioa lm Blate Wsittmod,, ben
10. 5anuar 1872, 9iahnittass 4 ubI gum Strtauie
aEbleten:
Oen ansen @~runbpIab in Der sta6t
Baltimore 9ele9en nnb, mic Iolyt. beltlrieben:
Sin Der Siioieite bcr alice Annitr., in Der Gntter=
rung pom SO SUB Soil oftfih pom Der Suooif.G fe
Der Itiee stnlz Enh BoItimoreitr. onian9eRo, bann
biilid an Der alice agnltfSS 20 sSus 4 Sou ssbene,
]tusitiids parallel NIT aIice Annar. 20 SUI 4 IS5cu une
bann n6tolid in anaber Sinle bis gum Anian9sz
pilFkte.
STE @ebanne, str. 235, Slice annitr., be-
feben in elnem sutaeoonlen 577g9Ftodi9s en- %Sls9eiEeia
ncrnen Sebdnbe nit fzitodiseni 6inter9eheuoe, FAB
iesi ais yaeerbier@S alon benubt uno lperosl 9rIinb.
sinsirei, jeboG, einer 9ppotbsf bon 8alentin Dies
unb frau 81 9uniten oes ggentral>SaupereiHS {"
untfrrporien, ~pertarlt.
E|ertaus : 8ebingnnGen: Gin 3ritt
ibeil baas ano Der Gieit In s nno e Monaten. Die
9reoitsabluHgen iStnieu .tlassup Nns sur auiriesers
beit bes 8IfualterS asiidert, pcer allies beaf, nod
sem Bclieben bee Sdrfers.
2e,pis 8. Robinion, iun., gerfualtcr.
g. 8. gpper s gDbne, @utt.
f299, 301, 4, II &c, ian.3 6,lO)
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Gin sntsebenbcr uno gut : cling, ri6teter SierzSaz
Ion neoen 8eih6itsnerlnberuns lit biuig 81 BADEN.
? idat Die SrSeS. b. SSldttes. t7-S)
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GheriffS<Wrrfnnf.

HHsEd ....
Es.,l Inter einem 8eiebf Fieri Facias bes CONF
mon Bfeus- 9eridtes in Der 8lage bon Gart Oeder
seeen GifolGus Nin9ner babe i'd nit Sei9Ias betegt
nnb in 8idnoun9 9enolnmen aGes 9fedt, Beiste9t
uno Sntereile Des NlfoGaus 2inguer an mo in Dem
e5runfplaEe nit earauifebsnben 0ebduten,
in Der Staot Baltimore 9ete9en uno, mic iol9t, be-
ltrieben, ndmlit:
an Der Suoieite Der 8anffraBe, in Der Sntiernung
bon 50 TuB, mebr obsr ~tueniQer, weiiltb bon Der Sd
Der Slntitrase uro appfe=glep onfan9eu0; bGun
neittih, lar ss Der SanftrGBe, "a Su6 bis an Slpann=
anep 9ebero; bann iiolid, lungs beiagter 9aen, los
6us; oGnn oitIih, parallel nit 8antfraBc, "a 5. his
jumsElaee Ctr. II uno Damn Eorblid, ldns5 ~0eIa9ten
Glage bis sum anidH9spuufte.
4ebant NIT eineul : itodiseu straightforward
Saufe init SrueitoGi9em Sinter9ebGube uuo oils CIR.
s., SanfitraBe, be5etdHet.
rno made ib biermit %befount, bab i'd an Der sc:
rldtsbaustbIre inoer Stabt Baltimore Spnnabene,
b. n. Sauuar1 1872, WiittGsS IL ubr, Gtles Sntereii,
oes beia9ten Git. 2inaner in uno gu bem obenbez
ihriebenen unO nit Sei6las beteeteH @iscutbumt
p~ertaufen tperoe.
8ebin9un9: Baar;attung.
9~Insufus 2ltbFrt, friibtrer Gteriff;
+. sS. Sennett * Somp., Iutt.
re- 40 9 A G G % 9 A.
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6Gnler III uerfaufen.

EItl Gret Sduier an Central : IUenue, Nr. 292,
ga ln, 296; iebr bilta. aruei 9duier an Ger DIT
Sapettez, nabe Boliitrase, eprbiuls. Dinier 81 uers
t~auIen nno gum Sertduls gu ibernebmen In Caro-
G9eiten Der Stabt, bilis nit ooer obue Bauoerein.
Breis BON 500 bis $4,000. aud iperoen Die Gin
sieburg BON 9fehunn9en aler art, Ginfaifiren bon
@runbmietben &C. bi1ie beiorgt. Cine IusabI BON
G'runoftiiden tets biaie ar panb. s.. Sort,
Scr. 102, @ougbz, sDllGen 8onbtrabe nno
(gop "a, Dlte. Sroubfuap.
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HadriGt Miro hermit scseben, pdG nntereifnster
Golr@nt sur SerpCltuCg 6es NdhlaicE Der Gltier
bic 6oroerungen on cicisu GGhfas ba6cn, tperoen
hermit auioeioroert, iotbe reba Den not5iqen ScIc-
gen iadtcj.cus an IS. Sult 1872 cin5urei9en uRo
gelteno Su naaen coer gu 9epdrtigeE, oaB fe itrer
Hort perotn m0gen. ale, Bic 9obtun9e an ticien
gtahlog 3u liauer BADEN. ptroen hermit ~oui9eiorz
oert, lolue uuu2r3lgttU an ll~nterSeidnete Sn ~lGiiier,
no rtdt- 10 lUtro gtrtWtli1 etugeibrttter.
L, i0,6,22l ipi. E1. Up duu, Hbuinif
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BermaiterssB
oerfbppucm Gruureissut bum az Ger GaHerus

LID BON
rperfljppucm Gruufeissu tbnm an Ger Gaferns
Aoenue.
Rruit zines Defretes hes areiszgeridtes Der Stoot
Baltimore miro Der unter5eidnete SsrluaItsr aui of
iert(ider 4uttion an Srt unb Stele mtttipod,, Den
II. Sanuor 1872, NadbmittagS A htr, uert1ufen:
Zen saljen GrunrpiaE, in porbeiaster Staot
oe(eaeH liab, iuie Iotst, beifrieben: on Der Horbieite
Ser GuIterue2luenue, in oct Gnderrapg BON IA 6us
peSilid pom Der gtorotueit . gfe Der Gaitera > auenue
unS G1eiteritrabe aniangene; oann peitilh on or
@~a,telHzApeNue IA SUB gebene; oann noteli9 parats
ll nit Der @beiterityqBe, 6S SUB bis on cine 3 SUB
brc1te aleu Damn otlicb on beiaster Aaen, nit eerem
@ebrlube, Il 6uB, uno oanii lioitb bis Sunl 9n=
aneSpanttf.
in einem 2kzt6di9en sieaeifieinernen aSptnbauie
unb fino einem @runf sinIe uon s2i pntertvorTsn.
Werfaufsbebinauneen: Elm SIttttbett baGr unb Den
Set In 6 uno i! Monaten Die s ieOit6ablungen 3tn=
len trossuO nnS sur safrIsesI 5sit S e. S Is 70 atg g..
lifert; oDer Iaee boar, mad stnl grilleilsn ees Seuz
ters. @tafiDen oWstup. Sstuaitsr.
@atuuef $. Gpper s SDbne, Iutt..
Siooft Gds ner Yap= uno 6apetteiira6e-
1905 {, 3, 6,e, l2,4,5J
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Ru %nerfaufen,

Na.Ia Bit 2zf0fisen 3tege lffeiu= 90 bnbduier 0r.
153 nnb loo gltiottrrabe, Canton, ieoes Il bei 70
SuB grob, nit 6noranten; 9rnnemietbe $28 jeoes ;
@reis 500 teoes. Sonie aud bas 2<tofige Sie9etz
iteinzgS obnbaus SIR. 490, eunton<aueue, Is bel uu=
seidtr SO SUI 9roB, 8 3iinr1er nit Sporanten rntbal@
fenb; 9runbmietbe $32; &reis $3.50. Serner oas
10 Sus brett nit elmer norbliden 9ieie bis 5ur 4fice
4nnfreSe; @rnnnmiet9e 1925; 8reis s1100.
3Gbere Ausfunft bel Sbps. rs. Griffin,
Scr. PIP, @uiernzNpenue,
(o5T-N 6au6 DftIih nnm Rron6rDnn.
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20 @leine 9nnaHe0en III nerfauien.

1Eif rperoen 8erioneu, ipelhe ~bteielben gu ~tnltiuiren
beabii9ti9en, tletne &obnplGse pom 10 bis 100 adern
in 6ofuaros@ ountp, nabe Sptesuillf, on oern Balto.s
Sbio=Sabn, /" 10 9ieilen bon Der Stubt, 9eleaen, oer=
tauien gegen barre 3ablun9en uno tleinen monatli4en
GrehltSablungen. Das 9anh 1T gut bepdiiert Il. cine
Ger beIten 9a9eu. Sobu Glenn & Gomp.
1851 SIR. 68, gSeft= Sapettefr.
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etebermann funo unb III tpiffcn,
ba6 Der grpBte nm bette 8orratb BON Serren= unb
fam; 100, 60 Node, Soien unb g5eiten miiiIen obne
SRlifi6t ami bic Soften innerbalb Der rltften 608a9e
uertauii rperbcn in 8. Smitb'S M1rb(e>5Gu>"aleis
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