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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-22
Commissioners OfEicctiOns.

BY virtue of The power in him vested
Governor Scott has made the following ap.
pointmcnts as Commissioners Of Election for
this County, to-wit:
J. F. Sutherland, A. Reynolds and
Frank Carter, all Republicans and Grant
men, and two oficcholdcrs.
They might be worse and they might also
be better, but inasmuch as We have grown
accustomed to every kind of unfair dealing
We arc inclined to giyc.thc list merely as a
picc; of information, without unavailing com,
ment
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Some Account Of Our Trip-Nherc
we have been,-yVhas we have seen,

Leaving Camden, the gay and festive, on
the morning Of July31 We arrivedin Colum.
bla where we swcltercd through three hours
OF awful heat, and then left for Augusta.
When about twenty-five miles from Colum-
bia, the cOw-satcher of the engine struck,
and, fortunately, threw from the track. 4
eross-tie which had been directly upon the
rails by some cowardly and rcvcngeful liend
No other interesting feature attracted our
notice until we arrived at Graniterille Fac
tory and Village, where the hum Of ma
chincry filled the air with fascinating din
and told of wealth, enterprise and prosperi-
ty. A few miles further, Bath Mills was
also vitible, surrounded by rows of neat cot
tagcs, occupied by the operatives. The
question occurred to our mind, why we did
not have such enterprises in old Kershaw,
to increase our wealth and develop our I'M
mense water power, equal in every particu-
lar, to that which supplies the factories
aforementioned There is Aiken, the coun-
ty seat Of new county Of the same name,
known as q resort for Northcrners during
winter, whose Golfers are enriched by these
enterprises: In what single respect does
Aiken excel Camden? Docs it in point of
accessibility, climate, society, interest? No,
indeed, but the secret lies in this, that the
enterprise Of the Aiken people has adver-
tiscd to the world its attractions, and now
rcaps the fruit Of its investment. Camden,
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School Notice.

AIRS w. II. r. Workman would notifythe pub
wi lie, that she desires to open school in tn c
town of Camden, OH the I'd of Sept. proximo, for
the tuition of boys and girls in the u$ualbrnncll-
cs fan English education. Shc hopes to receive
proper proportion of public patronage, which
She will use her hest cndeavors to Deserve
Terms made known ON application. aug =. It
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New Advertisements.
J..W. DePAsS,
Il RIAL JUsTI CE.
A Ii. Claims put III my hands for collection
n will receive prompt attention.
(Ofice Upstairs in Workman Building)
our Ii IF
TONSORIAL

HAVING Repaired and refttcd our shop, We
| are now prepared to do any work in our
line. Our shopisi in the Market Building, on
Main Street.
Shaving, Shampooing, ITair-cutting &C., done
in the Latest Styles, GEO. McLAIN & Go.
aug - If.
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KERSHAW--i IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
Estate of j. j. Workman.

WHEREAS W. II R.Workman has made suit to
me for letters administration on al land singular
the goods and chattles rights and credits which
were 'of the said u. Workman deceased. Now
therefore, this is to- summon and require, all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to be and appear before me at the
court of probate to be held on the 5th day of
Scpt'r next, to show cause, il my there be, why
said administration should not be granted.
aug 22nd 2t. j. F. UTIIERLAND, J.P.
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Sheriff's Sale.
Koopman & Summers, -.
81" VS.. 49,. "a. III. IL.

hoopui"ieS o"'' ! .'-
,.. VS.. III. IL. %. , ..,. .y.
Jonathan Newman, .. -. ..
DY virtue of n f. fa., to me directed and
d lodged, will proceed to sell, in front of the
court house in Camden, on Monday, the second
day of scptr next, within the legal hoursof sale,
the following property, to-wit: = =
The interest Of the defendant in. all those pie
ces. parcels or tracts of land situated in this
county on the waters Of Lynches Creek, which
F. Brener, sur seyor general, and Josiah Cantcy,
deputy surveyor did certify for John Cone, on
the 29th day of September, a. D: lI!3 upon a
survey male for him upon the Gtlf day Of .:nsust
1893; said tract originally laid ont for twenty,
four thousand, (24;0OO). acres, defendants in;
terest supposed to be one sem-aividcd inoiety
thereof, subject tc certain reservations. Levied
upon rs the property ofJonatlan Newalnn, decd
at the suit Of Koopman and So,nners.
TEnMs-cash, purchaser paying for stamps
and papers. " .."--" ..". .'.....
aug 3. I'd }. L. BOSWELL ;. &c.
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livery farmer should take at loast one paper,
Il for the benefit ofhs family, if not of himself
They will receive many times the cost of the paper
in knowledge: and the home paper should have
tIc preference. We AK cnf country friends to-
subscribe for the Journal. Only 81, so year.
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i NEW. NOVELS Hr&as, 5.

Lord Ki!g6bbin, BY Fever, eldth, sf!5o, paper
RI; Aoir s. Tryst, paper, 75c; Miller's story Of
the war; or the PfcBeseite, byaone of thet5, 5O07
900 xho voted yes; from the Fren9h of Preknan
Chatrian, cloth 20, paper 100; X Acrown for the
spear, paper roc; Baffled Schemes, paper 75ots;
Right ed 1t lasl so Cclias trnst;' by the author
; Of won, not wooed, &c., Soc; Thel thief in the
nj ght, by the author of"Thc amber, gods, &c,,:
1,a5; Within and without, by George Mcdonald,
1,50; The hoosier school master, by Eggleston;
1,a5; Can the oldlove 75c; More than shc csuld
bear, by IIespcr BendEcw;,1 80; John Thompson
Blockhead, by thcauthor ofa Dorothy FoS,r1,So;
Wanted q pedigree, by Farqullarson, 200; Cle.a
tilde, from thc.French Of Dc. Pontmartiu l,75. =.
- Initial paper and enyelopcsi in boxes, French
English and American, variety OF styles at uf-
usual low prices. T'.'. ''" .'''
nea- New Novels and hight Literature re1eivsi
ed by steamer every week. >D.u ,!n.y 81, !
Es5n Persons residing in the country will please!
bear. in mind that by sending their orders to US
for any book published in America, they viii
only be charged the price of the book. We pay
the postage or express. ..1. :."
ny" Address .4 .. - ...s.
FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSI TORY, ...
No 260 King street, lin the Bend)
n
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BURNHAMS

~ Now Turbine is in general use =
throughout the U. s. SIX lNcH is
~ used by the Government in the Patent p
- Office, Washington. lis simplicity Or
construction, and the power 1t trans
- nits, renders it the best wheel ever in T.
vented. Pamphlets free. F.
. jul IS WI n. +. BuRNHAM, York, Ia
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Slleriff's Sale.
James Small Adm( +; 6, w

James Small, Admr -.. ....
vs. ~ Fl. f.. g..
Berwell Jones Sr. .... ...".. .>'
DY virtue of the above Fl. fa. to me directed and
d lodged, will proceed to sell, in frontof the
court house in Camden, on Monday, the second
day of Sept next, within the legal hours OF sale
the following property to.wit: ..
One tract of land in this county containing
tveuty-three hundred and thirty-two acres,
more or less bounded north by lands Of seborn
Jones, east by lands of Jonathan Orgburn and
Croddick Mosley, west by lands of Seborn Jones
ond Hilton Jones, south by lands of Robert Kir'
hloy and Hilton Robertson levied upon 'ns ttt
property ofBurweu Jones ST.. ct ttHTs9it- o,
lanes Small, admr. So much Of the tract as
romans. after setting off the homestead VIII BIZ
sold
TERMs-Cash, purchasers paying for stamps
and papers. 81 -:.' -,
aug 8 td j. L. BOSWELL, s. Il. Z.
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. School Notice.

THE Misses Reynolds will resume the exercis-
| s,or their school, OH Monday, September ID,
1ST2 aug odd 2t
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: THE Doc DAYS" AND THEIR DANGER.
-Atthis season of the year the blood is apt
to become impure, the appetite poor, the skin
sallow, the body enfecbled, the system relax
ed. making it susceptible to attacks Of chllls
aud Icvcrs, rheumatism, cruptions of the
skin, and the development Of the injudicious
use OF calomcl. All this trouble may be
avoided by the use of few bottles Of Dr.
TUFTS Sarsaparlla and Queens Delight 1t
Is harmless in its effects, but powerful enc
my to diseases. Try it, and you will find it
fried in need -
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Rrkbridge Alum Springs, Va.
''.' OPEN JUNE 18th, 1872. = "'.<

The proprietor offers additional attractions
this season. New. elegant and spacious draw
ing and ball rooms; beautiful lawns exquisit air
and scenery, while the watcrssof these special
springs invariably relieve consumption, scrofilla
bronchitis, dyspepsia and larrhoea,' and are for
sale by leading druggists everywhere. Readily
accessible by tie Chtsapeak &Oirioh. X: stop
Mt Goshen dcpot; where coaches will he in wait:
ing. Pamphic,son on application. JAMES Fn-.-
zIER, Prop. =, july 18 Vs.. L ...,:ssr5F l..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KER.
SHAW COUNTY.--IN TIE COURT oF,
PROBATE. . .. ...- ... o. o.
Estate of John Motley. y.
UlIIE undersigned gives notice, that one month
/ after date, lie will apply to the Hon. j. F.
Sutherland, Judge Of Probate, for letters dis
mssory ~ executor of the estate of John Mot
ley, deed. -. JAS. MOTLEY, Exr.
aug 8 WI.
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school Notice.
IlIE exercises of Mrs. McCsndless' schoo! viii
| will be resumed on Monday, Sept, I'd. ::

English Branches per month So'oo
Same with Latin orFrencll ,-.o -
or both, per month 9'oo
All pupils should be present
at the opening Of the school,
and viii be expcctedtoremain
until the close, when an exam
ination will take place- ~ .,
Lessons onpiano permonth, o'N
Drawing will be taught if 49,. .-. --
desired. .l ...,
Parents are earnestly solicited TO visit the
school. .,.l 80 =, ,.'... aug22, q
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spared no expense to make the Springs a
pleasant place and certainly no one could
desire to visit a spot. more attractive than
Catoosa. The elite of Georgia, and many
from Alabama are visitors there and some
Carol mans have also found their way thithcr.
This is the first season that the Springs
have been fully opened since the war and
the visitors to the middle of August had ex-
ccedcd twelve hundred, 50 thatit bids fair
to become very popular Southern resort
The Western Union Telegraph and the
South Express Companies each have an
office at the Springs and the mail is brought
over every day from Ringgold, four miles
distant, and here one enjoys all the facili'
ties of the day. A good livery stable is also
on the premises. The ballroom,a hand
some apartment one hundred by thirty feet
is thrown open nightly during the week, fol
dancing, and the entire premises are lighted
by gas with the exception Of fhe cottages
to which Kerosene lamps or candles arc
furnished. Polite and attentive walters
and accommodating hosts supply your wants
and a string band furnishes the music
Board ismoderate and in. short: Catoosa II
likely to become first class watering place
Billiards and ten pins arc also on hand tt
vile away the time, shouldit hang heavily
We remained at Catoosa for ten days anc
enjoyed the pleasures Of drinking th'
waters and viewing the beauty and fashion
there assembled. A grand fancy ball tool
place on the 18th instant, at which were
present over six hundred persons. Ih'
dressing was very elegant and tasteful anf
the ball was regarded as marked success
Arrangements wero made to issue tickets tc
Catoosa and return within thirty days, to
one fare, purchasablc at Columbia, Augusta
Atlanta and other places. This RENDERED
the trip an economical as we'll as pleas
ant one, which in our day and countr
constitute the two most nccdful consdera
tons TO this the visiters were indebted
to the enterpsising efforts Of Col., Hewett
the proprietor.
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Rffy" Fetch along your big watermelons Who
will be first =?
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WANTED.

TIFTEEN good, smart, active laborers to work
i on the Camden Bridge: Good wages~ill be
paid, and promptly. Also, six good carpenters
or hands who can handle tools and have them.
une 2Itf J. B. LAsSALLE, Contractor q.
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CHEAP. CHEAP.

AS am aboutto retire from business, here
by notify my friends and patrons, that l will
sell out my entire stock, consisting of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-22

NOTHING SrRANGE.-The Sumter Ncrs
says: it can be had from now until Jany 1873
for one dollar. s
The Camden JOURNAL can be obtained
for the same price for that length of time
,,rouidM the cash accompanies the order.
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.. No 26O King street, lin the Bend)
June 81 If Charleston, S. e.
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request that we register, which we ala
We then requested ourselves to dine, which
VIC did, Then VIC took glass and went
round to all the springs and partook Of
fifty two different kinds Of water, thereby
cmbodying the unique spectacle Of walk
ing Chemical Laboratory. We felt rather
mcaly from the masnesia, somewhat
Vesuviusish from the sulphur, ironical from
chalybcate, considerably wild and horned
from the buffalo water and strutted about
prodigiously like an NJ. G. should, from the
Congress water. Like Mr. Wellers lady.
friends, we were "intisibly swelling" and
considering it probable that consequences
like unto those which cnsue upon the appli-
cation of fire to gas works, we avoided lights
of any kind as if they were plague
The alum water, however, washed down
with the freestonc, somewhat relieved us
and VIC were carried to our room on a
billiard table, as the Strongest and most Sc
cure conveyance at the springs. But jesting
aside, it is strange, nevertheless true, that
that there are all the waters enumerated. at
Catoosa, and several others besides The
valley in which these springs arc is very
small not moro than one hundred yards
square, and some of them of entirely differ
cnt properties, within few feet Of each
other. Col. Hewitt, tho proprietor, has
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B..a%s,BA.RUCHIs 3
FogyartiiesS i ties Book BoaiODkkaDeeip Depository. ss;iit
: br4 .d..;G' gdt 70 7za! sd }. d-t.-!l
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-21

Gin Totb- uns 5iisbu9 (nit auepat3ifder
5aueapotbefs sertunesn) sseisnst uns' nablib
fir Seeermana unb su isber 3ett.
3ueite sieif1@ ssrmeDrte uub uertsaerte Iaf
Iaae. Entered according to act Of Con-
gross, in the year 1879, by DR.. A. FL
| sober, in the Office Of the Librarian of
| Congress, at Washington.
snstm i'd sr1udte. elm praftilses Sa.stu4 III ftra-
Sen u.1p baunit eias yrfsnre. Qut eingestdsete 3aHsdpss
tbets Ysrtdnp CLAUSE i'd, i'm 9aAee 5u istn:. Seeernt1nH
tefrieetucn su ttnnen. Ser Son tfr meostntl9en 26tHen.
| fhaf' vsrlanes tim eas su seSeu, t,as isism 81 s'usen
lit arnt meine AbFdt Vlstnt IVeatttnfn tn oc 2Se't ! :
| l1,dsn, isu Bern init dhten unb rid issn Mtstelm nit
4iarteit uus eeatttter SsraGe eas ia tetasn' sas tn et'
neui , ~rirtissn un %errttInen getetre' Usroen taaR.
TdR ali lerfib frrrrt IS i'm 2DtEter Tor' 'eaB s0ese
| ane Ssrapsu If Sage lang elaaeldneit ttao uno .'st set
fdtren rerst II tpnnen irie ut IL kdn1,ltet ron"en elEee
in, s3uid1e eesr auf etnflnen Frairtea NIB Nle Bart UNI
iarer tdnn ee MN fir iclte Sertonen sercea' ee am
Kranfentsits irssrb etnss ibter Nm Jessrissn fsbsn, mean
as tsine drdtlide ollie, Meter ~siattsebsr nea 1lat'ae Witt
Sas @ua ii e;na,;t lit In arauffet.en Der s~lsuS.ture
men unb SSustiase rdnn fr,a.n idinrnllib s,n. e. frant'
tetqa Won Is slatrsn. fsrrer bic 8rdrtteten erreale'
ner. 5raus %frsnfts'' Ii. xns cine te,enesre Messe!lane
tiitet ole 8esanelrnl urs srite terbatiunbsnetle vet lrn:
fieen SraatsH,SprtS rnntlei ano ,stoBltnea ua8.uus'
| faaeu; , .. bt ysrsiftanseu, sertrtnnuassa, @Onasn
Dsn sdlnb bilset cine Fargo attautluns son n'sald'
'S'" ~ Or. q. GtIaer.
Die gum snnssua a~ebSrtser Iseieansnte seRnsen I'D
IN e.ne1n eraftiiden gut usafita:teren lrthfa,teH une tho
| gIafer SAadtetn unt S5hlen Trad &arE:s:n aenau
mad, bem SaaObube lt.rsiniiumsas) i~crsfaltis tn5dder
etneetttilt unb gut serpadt. ...
Sn fieinsn tdmi!ien wsreen ,ur, ~srerteNen 50 Saere
~serastsn BIZ bic 6aaptariifeI serbrauht Fat. 900 tort
nsn III ieter ae't tei @naaHe Der acmt"fhten Nun'mern
bte DPebtcan er! &c Spn sns pter an etnen rrn uuS eejetn@
nster s;tIiferunsssD Depot su einem e~erinseu 9rttt 'ute'
terertalten trerten.
Ser Treis hes Wudss NIT Nvpttefe fret yer Grpres an
tratut einsn D,t her Ser. Staatcr esSaHet nur ae8sn
Rddt,ahluna betrdat$ o: tds Bud daein tann eseea
Ginienbuno ssr rs Gents ieser 3eit be;csen psrser:
Da.aus fdadaea Staater Der Union berstts teer be'ttes
ttaeuse Wa6ridttn far unier uuteruetnaen e.n!'etea ieute
ond gea.ausaen tar he 9ausapotbsie I'D taanh !nsrrsn
-e. tasen mir ans emit tlo'er. bn prs's -hee Sudef a1f
IS Cts: uerdtIuffBau, tanrtt q SetsrrnanH' tesdaier Eire'
Id tagelse ausaftaaen uno f@ ssrert eur@ eae on9
tsn benz arpeen 0ertte ter 5ausaprt9fte III uberieasea.
MtreGe.
Tifder uro Noecer,
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0as 8~rief9ebeimnif.

Sn ben ,eertcmmenen" europdilben
M{onardien miro es nidt serin9ee Grz
taunen. erreeen, penn man erfdbrt, eab
Der Oeneyalanmalt Der Ser. Staoten
purG bic ppfrerwaltuns peraniabt
muroe, fiber Die Trase, Oh BEN gcfmeiz
fern pas Nedt suitebe, Sriefe su 81.
men, eha 0uta1ten absyaeben> uno cab
Der rhtafuneiae &atbseber Der AomiS
nifratipn bic Sahe in ernflide Grz
mdsune sesoeeu uno wublteod&tis enr@
fdteoen babe, bab Elm lpldes @e6t nidt
eritire. @obin ftno mir 0elan9t ?
Sn ben eonfitutionelen @erfa0unsen.
Die felt 1889 in europa erlolen wurs
ben, wire bas Sriefeebeimnib fir un<
Yerlebli9 erfldrt, uro IN pieiem Mufer>
lanoe Ter 0reibsit miro Elm @runcre&t
bes YolfeS nod jeBt als ;peifelbaft be-
tra9tet. &c eiebt piele @rdnce, nell
DIE rae foaenannte Yoiteleeropben(ps
item, NIT reI1em man iebt bas 2ano
beatafen wiu> perwerflib erldeinen lalz
fen. Gin 6aupterunO ober 1T, nas
man ben 6anrwe,tepolitifern, relbe
ale gnwaltunso;ns;ae c%ontrcuiren,
! uiht trauca narf. Wcnn Die Seamten
Die itneu ;ur Bef6roeruns dberasbsnen
griefe erbreden, 70 f5nnen fe chen 70
wobl ben Snbalt ron Deps|den unter>
crldeu, fdNden, ~pelratten unr ouf oer>
ihiepene DsiIs su ibrem Sortbeile aus
beuten.
(N. 9. Sournal.)
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pe{elbeu @toutens nit @cttes Oulft
yerbarret unp ouf feline Wsife was i'm =:
mer fir Natblhldae aearn eiefe Gin
belt Gud etnnebmen lolIet.
@cnn raber. tbeuerlte uno "etrwurz
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m%erpolen Rampfs, norm SIR Gud be-
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p%crTdbert, rab mir tdali6 uno inb,iia.
fila fir gud unlete ber;en i'm 0etet,
III N;ett, cen1 6stru Der 0eerfbaaren
pfm latpte unp SsibiBer fsiner Npo:
jtsi er9IeEen.
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9ilbof spn Clifton.
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-s75 Bis $50 per Wfpnat iterau,
mdunltbe uut re;tlite tim Ste dd,te pcrbeNerte
Genie Gamilieu Ndb. Weafd,ime
= ttnsufutreu: 1ieie F'afaine madt Zen ttib.
- {dumt, natttsnG tl fdlaa nabt aus. tefsfiat, fri #.
- Fidt anp trcbirt duf has fetnne greis uur SIS.
,afantta !%iesnirt urb s~ardatirt fir tnnf Sabre.
~'qHir Soblen $1,000 fir traent cine WafAine, bic einen
f6rferen, f4Sneren oter elafttfdherens aun, rdht ais
- Tie unirtae. Sic nadt ben rG1aniiden S&tnphih".
= Ssbsr ,meite stid fann aboefdntten rersen unb
- tenrpd tlnu Der StcH ntht sstr,n mt perben. pbne
- sas man benisiben .ntamst rsist. ggts 3aslea Ten
e. Msentsn sen $40 bts $3.50 per Munat unb tte
@auslaser oter cine gommiffen, turd relte bas
Doppslte biefo Retraats asnadt nereet tann.
- Abreae: eeeomb u. Co., &bieaso, 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-21
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1903

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metrfob bebauptste EbatIahe, rap mod,
reutlhe 5plraten in 6rautrei6 lieasn,
miro rurh ne Mittbeilune spster {clJ
der Sale in rem uMedl. Mn;." teitai
tiat. Gin fraber tcptselaater Sclpat
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aus Iranfreih su.iidssfsbrt. Dc'leltf
trutte an 2. December 1870 rerruunf
net, ron ben Trar,cien reaeeldlspplt
urc BON Sypbue: ersriFsn, paraut get
]testrant. Sn cine Mnfalt sur 9s''n.,ss
oetradt 1T Ct iest aus eerie!ten, ooaS
itSnoia interchangeable, entlalaen unc
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tri5ft ei1rn aus @6werin setdrtisten
5clpateu, Gobn pee S6uferueiifr5
S,aDsr, melaH tet Der 2. 9emraanis
be, sdasr<B otaiucns Ut. IA. ftanc
unc ron reu Gltstn ala tctt tewein'
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ben fallen leben. Nub rieier ma6 scs
reu Transcltu osf Gem Galadtfsle'
aufaencmmen {ein, tenn orr et1iser
Weden lit vcn eer pfleaerin cen Gltcrr
aus Gem litliden Graufreih bic Nad.
ribt sneeoaneen, eat ihr Scbn. nelde'
am &epfc ihmer psrwuneet Iei f@ 81
erbclen auian9e.