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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12
DELIBERATE DIABOLISM.
A Man Kills HIS Children and Wife.
WitchCraGt and BpiritIsm - Praying
aud Staying.


CINCINNATI, March IU.-A Dayton spe-
cial says that a horrible murder was COM
mitted six miles northeast Of that city last
night. Awoman named Mary Marquardt,
about 35 years old, and three children, aged
respectively and s years and months,
are supposed TO have been killed by her hus-
band, Leonard Marquardt, who is now In
jail. The wife was found in bed naked, ap-
parently strangled. The children were
found some distance from the house on the
bank Of creek, the two Oldest apparently
drowned and afterwards removed from the
water; the infants head crushed. The facts
will be ELECTED at the inquest Monday.
CINCINNATI, March 1I.-Further partic-
ulars in regard to the murder Of woman
and three children near Dayton on Satur-
day night indicate that the murder was CON-
mitted bt the father, Leonard Marquand,
who is evidently insane from a spiritual
cause. The story of the affair which the
man himself tells is that few days ago he
read chapter to bis family from the bible
and then rising up accused his wife of being
a witch and using witchcraft. He says his
eldest daughter confirmed him In his accusa-
ton. He says also that on Saturday night
he told his wife he wanted their children to
leave; that both he and his wife stripped
naked, knelt down and prayed for fifteen
minutes; they then stripped the two child
ren, took them out and drowned them and
laid them side by side on the bank Of the
stream. They then dashed out the brains
of the infant and left 1t lying in the woods,
after which they returned home and went
to bed. After lying there fifteen minutes
! he told his wife he wanted to send her TO
Heaven also, and Immediately fell upon her
| and strangled her to death. After that he
/ arose and prayed till three o'clock in the
| morning, when he went to the nearest
neighbor and told the whole story. Mar
| ouand is German farmer aud has been in
| this country about eighteen years. The
murdered woman was his second wife.
Later-ChiIdren'sT Testimony.
A Chronicle special from Dayton gives
| the testimony, before the Coroner's jury, of
! Elizabeth, aged seven, and Habakuk, six.
They testified that father and mother
g.. after dark, Saturday night, hunted
/ all the children. They two hid.
| They heard mother take two children and
father the baby. There was a light. Saw
mother and father kill the three with their
hands. Father killed the baby first; then
mother killed Leah and Samuel. They
! came into the house naked and began pray
ing to God In heaven. The children saw
the three dead on the ground, and mother
and father'naked. The two children were
hunted for by their parents after the death
| of the three, but were rot found. They
got away to the straw stack at daylight
Sunday, and stayed. there until found in
the afternoon. The skull Of the babe, six
months old, was all mashed in. Post NOR
TENS were had of the mother and three
| children. The examination Is still going on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12
Canada.

In the House of Commons to-day Mr..
Macie called the attention of the Colonial
Department to the report which came from
America, Of secret treaty for the separa-
ton of Canada from Britain, Mr.. Hugh
essen, under Colonial Secretary, said he
had not thought it worth while to contra
dict such an absurd rumor, but out of
respect to the gentleman would state that
there was not the slightest foundation for it
British Freedom of tho Press.
DUBLIN, March 1.-THE friends of Mr..
Piggot, editor of the Irishman, who has
been imprisoned for libel Oh the Chief Jus
tice of the Queens Bench, have resolved to
give him public breakfast on his release al
the expiration of the term for which he has
been sentenced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12
BOLIVAR H. COOKE & so.

Has been removed to tie South East corner Of the Public
Square, near the Suspension Bridge Nashville aatere they
are noaO exhibiting their Mammoth Stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing, to aOhich they ipUe the careful ip-
spection Of BerS and their Customers that IN
addition to a Largely Increased Stock they
a0iH find their Goods Relatively Very Low as
compared soA prices of Wool and WOoLen Fabrics oar
Goods Aaving been bought the basis Of 55 cents for the
former aoch oday readily commands 80 cents to $l.00
IN NeaO York
mh2Od Dim 1sp Abs Ia" OOOAAAA - w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12
Per Canita Taxation.

Mr.. Getz offered a resolution .instructlng
the Committee on Ways and Means to re-
port on the propriety of abolishing all inter
nal revenue laws, and imposing taxes on
the States in proportion to the population,
which was agreed 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12

Boston, March 1l.-Francis w, Jacobs,
Democrat, was elected to the Massachusetts,
Senate to-day to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Charles Hale, receiving
$50 votes against 270 for Lewis Rice, Re-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
Secretary Robson to be Investigated,
Proposed Taxation Per Capita.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-Mr. Chan
dler presented several remonstrances
against the Chicago relief bill. He also
stated that committee of nine, represent
ing the lumber interests of the Saganaw
Valley, were on the way to Washington to
protest against the bill. BE moved that it
be referred back, TO give the committee an
opportunity to be heard, but Messrs. Logan
and Trumbull being absent, he did not
press the resolution.
Twelve thousand additional copies of the
census report were ordered printed.
Mr.. Cole introduced bill to provide for
mail service between San Francisco, Ia
haiti and the Marquesas Islands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12

George Couch, who formerly represented
the English stockholders in the interest of
Fisk & Gould, and who is now apparently
on the other side, gives the following to the
press:
Gould and party say this Is all conspi-
rscy and combination in the interests Of
McHenry, and that short time ago, if we
got chance, we would put in all English
men, which is contradicted by our putting
in all Americans. The talk that the inter
ests of the road are to be subservient to
those of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad Is merely a weak assertion of the
enemy. As to alleged conspiracy, the names
Of the men we have here now on the new
board, are those of men not likely TO go
into any underhand conspiracy. 1t would
not pay them to do it, and they would not
be here to take opposition if they had not
known that this was done on a sound basis
and on sound legal advice. The manner
in which il was done was this: The Eng
| lish stockholders were determined TO have
1t settled one way or the otheTi they made
the mistake of sending the wrong men
first. They made blunders in the Iegisls-
ture and the Courts. The money Of the
company was being wasted, and they did
nothing, but at the downfall Of Tammany a
grand rally was made and they determined
to take action again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-12
The Spirit of Investigation.
8IiscegenatiOn Schools.

Mr. Herford moved to suspend the rules
and adopt a resolution declaring it TO be
unconstitutional and a tyrannical usurpa-
tion of power for Congress to attempt TO
force mixed schools on the States, or to pass
any law interfering with churches, public
carriers or inn keepers rejected-yoas so,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10

II Advertisers TeipE In tho Eastern Tinted ssasrs
PAY r their earis By rrctaenT HrgFrkartr ~ rsisod
sAes tosasc Stamps foE soeh aourt they slah pay
-ald fer = = - -
~ Business Cards, when PREPAID Ter gszS are aswsA
dScoun rates ~hlch arc Ter trar..ot sdv,,
neais ~hsn psta OF charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10
The Old Man i'm the Stylish
Church..
~ JoHx Il. YATEs-


Wei, v I've been ehureh to-day-bsen syIih one
Aad, -=ei you CAN'T firm home III tell you what
don@s
You HouH have been surprised what
day
The ers were ar up % hns they hardly bowed to pray
had these clothes
But, then hey want hey miianalrsi
50 they led ths man sway back by the door
'TEa- boks- lneu-hone TssSyU,a ssat tae poor
Pretty soon Ia eai srlnssr gold ring Ie'hng
hass
Thy hi1 q eu-hionei advance minei
thought exactly rzit him up near
When he young a8d Old and very hard 10 hear.
Bot then there's a. aeeounta' for what some people do
The fBess cI1thug now-adays Oh gts the finest pew
Bet when the s,sed home and unIealsd BY sin,
Wen wealth beEsia the while poverty zoe.
eouLia't hear Jhr sermon sat 80 far away,
So through the house of 'ud only watch and
pugf7
Watch aoia OF Christians siu- me,
Pray that God world make them pure Vihin they
pure Without
While there, upon great
-spt thakn' of the ue brgEar gate;
How BY bu aags r-ak-n, poor bgEars grew
cod
angel. spirit built OF gold.
How rich peri.hsd, spirit
dZhf
purpf- endle-, light;
There be Isarns be st Rszi begEar sky
IL isn't al - life I've, of death dieD
doubt not there wealthy sires In that religion. f6
Who up from their dwellings, like the Phsrs-e of
Tleu home worship upHed
high.
To sparn the haagy from teir door with naught satisfy.
out with such prossfors they doIn' to-day
To stop tho weary sinner from the EspoI. shnin' way
Than book. % luadss than that bern tred
ChrisI Bethlshea--nee eruel-
hed
How simple the works Of God and how very grand
Th- shells Ia caveFns-the hoErrs land
lie ghs the q evsnin' goght irJm His throne
Not Er thr rich Ouy not fsr The poor aIou-.
Then Why man. Jeeause Of lack Of
gBdI
Way him In the poorest pew because bis clothes odY
heart with bl- ives-a that God has best-
May be faded coat ard ves
I'm ID may be chidish-but simplicity;
I love ID -hinlf n a Chris ian's pl-ty
Jesus told IN Ills srmons In Iudes mountains will,
Our growing gray, hearts are beatu'
Ia little while the Master will cali for us togoi
Nhsu peIrIy glt-Ways, oyfal
eyes,
Wen stylish worship temple Of the skies
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Ru rcrfdufen.

4Z& 20 Nder an Der Treherui=tife nabe bem Gnbe
sffN brt @atouspiler Hafi ,%9ier=Siienbabn nit gu.
ter Webduoer unb 9ufn isriid ten. ISreis $4,000; Be-
singuugea oen Rauigr 2aiiero.
Jpbn Siienu X Comp.
(o6n-o ar 4 at Gouf1roGs
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sS90s rehts bonn 6-Melen=St sin an Der Selair
EuiTpite an sinem suten eauoipeee; 10 afer fino
f~nItiplrt unb nit sutsn @ebduoen perisben unb De,
yet IN SoIS, apei i6one Auelisn uno Gin l%aufenees
ly after, ifait seuug fin siHe 9rlupeumiible, inh
eui rem Siase Dahelhe fpiro entrueber gang ober in
Tbetter ~ue,fauit. Jidt.res in Nr. fs2. Beh,Sal,
fimoredra6s (Stt12,1 Uft)
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Grcfutnrsz Nerfaui

hSlEI zines
@Iuncfii4eS uuS Sauies au Der 6nnooerarafe
Su 6olee eines 8efebles bes BaiTenz@eri6tes 0el
StG0t Baltimore miro Der unterSei6ncte @ratutoi
aui 0ieuttt1er Sutton an Srt unb Steae RIttl
rpod', ben d. Ntopember, RaGmittass mn 4 nbr,
uertauien:
Sas sanse Brunr fiiH on Der 8efieite Der Sanos
%oeritruse, IN Der Stdot Baltimore geGeseH, udmlt9
A ,su6 nor0lit BON fer @onuapItrnss aniangen5;
pdnu not0Ii6 an Der Sanoucrtrage q 5uB 4 500
qebeAo; bann rucitlih 80 i5uB bis an Die 0eitieite
eintr 10 INT brclten alien oann Iiioti6, fdugs oerz
ielben " 6uB 4 Soa unb 80 6uB bIs gun aufan9s.
Sine 9runhmietbe BON einen Gent rubt ali Dem
@I9ertbum mo 1T oaiielbe nit etRem 2A todisen
Si1aeIffeinernen Bpbnbduie NIT g. ftoilger Sin=
tersebGuoe, als Ger, IS, 9auooeraraBe, btfannt, bez
baut.
Ss lit ierner elmer 6ppotbet AZ 9uulten oes nSar-
morie- 8aureIetns 9tr. II" uutcrmorIen, oeren nGpere
Seomgungen bel'm Yertnuie erlautert mer0en, ooer
bel BEN untcr5eihneten SG1ualIer 81 crirG9al iiub.
Seoin9uHg: barre 3Gblur9.
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/ Gehr biGia ~ berfauien,
&ul MprEnMfen

Ei1 melln 6 heute 9eldllebt!
Y0s SFubnAauS SIR. 97s. Saseff, Sanetteitr.
2slz 5us britt, srunbsiusirei. Ndberes BET.
Iinses s. Saraeant,
(239-) SIR. 3. St. Baulfr.
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R0fdQc Sjucte
iir Gle SaTpicr ree
,,SSOrSoeutfd)cn ,,2lUy&"
BON
8aitimorc unO gfetU : SJort

Sremen, gputbamptou. 6aore, 2cnecu Ill. 70.
fino in unI,rcm Sitycuu, Dre f0lgt yu befOumtH:
&liinnee Nreiie in NinLh-
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NWTTVUV- TTUTTV VT V-IV'
Bon Baltimore uach Bremen.
per Dampisr .8altimere,% Berlin -9tios IN
-GeiP5ig:'
GcEIga ear
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GfelesOefuh.
Wltrnloaid die YfuIhihloae

bSr6 Or Catl@fcuk, nelher leiue 2bobnun8 BON
SIR. 81. GerttGl- gIuenue. nod str. IS. Sarriion-
Gtrdse. Der getna. zane 9egeniber, uerle9t bat. Der
islpe sisbt lter ale Yetbdltniiie unb @ebsinEife
ses 2etens AustunIt. (Stt17, lUft)
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gu hrrfnufen,

FEIM 81 btrt1ufelt.
L:W 9as stoBs WopHbdns nit 2aren auf Der
@de Der CAB uHO Siotleitra5e, eIner Ger beten
Bldge in Ger Gt1ot fir EN- Sruceric<, Yroniiionz,
bier= Sdlpn uunen oper tip fir ir9enb Gin Seitdir
eieEen Si'itr GIas ipirO, IA Der 5igeHtbiimcr oIe
Gtaat uerlGRt. tlIia uuo nuf paiienbe 8thiHuuugen
GranfftoBe. (2bl-3,
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Germalters : Werfanf

lei pom ~
mertbpoIIe 9runoetgentb Il m
an Ger Sediou 7raRe.
Srait unb in 5olse zines Oefrats bes 9reis9eri6ts
Der Stabt Bal imor. mir. Der unter5eihnete ais BGrs
matter ouf offsntIiner Guftipn am Blote Bente,
nlhfebenp beibtisoene Si9entbur1 gum Sertaui ausz
Iui Der @de Der geaion. uno @ooffefraBe, pie
letrcre anacprbnet lit, 81 Sus brett 9eodnet 5u perz
Den, eurh Sint 4Il9uHg BON 0 SuB IN Der Srelte an
leoer Seite n~Grlelpen, anfan9cno; oann lnf ofltd,
ldnss fer llSwetllben Selts ptr BealonitrGSs. Y IS.
bis an oi M,tte elmer S6etoeuiauer, DelDe oasoau5
auf oeln hiertn Su bet r%eipenosn Bluee pom Dem I'M
Siioolten ana terB enDen SauIe trennt; Damn iinlttt
lQnos Der Dfltte beidgter Sdsleernduer uno parallel
nit 6 ootiisdrlse 81 SuB bis an eins II 6uB brelte
&Gep. aneeleet uuo 9eDifnet hurtt Wtatan @aritee
@runbitiife; oaEu noioDeittih, ldnas beia9ter 10 +.
h1elten IGep, nit BEN gemeinihaitltben y broutbe
unp Yriuileaien ~berielben ~ SuB bis on Die Stoofts
Seite Der Gootfteftrase, %ertueitert mte oben ~benettt;
nnb bonn norofpelllt, Lungs %berielben, % SUB bis
,um Inian9splase. Us 1T eieiss oerlelbe Srunoz
burd @ottlieb &. ututibler uub ielnsr 6rau 6rteoez
ride Muti6ler on bic nSeutide Sporbanf" %iibertraz
aeu tporoen uuo in Stber y. o. SIR. Ala Sol. 80 Il.
(. 10. in ben 9anb= arhipen Der Staot Baltimore elm
~setrasen, nno 1T elmer idbrll6en 9~runomietbe pont5
Dollars untertuorten.
Bebaut lit eS nit einem 2hzitodt9en Bpbnbauie
NIT 2zitotisem 5inter9ebdute.
Ierfauisbebineunsen elm DritttheiI baar, Der
Reit in Spei slei6en 3ablunsen in 9 uno II Otonaz
ten; Die GrebitSablun9eu pom 8ertauIstage on SlnieH
traseno, unb burt 5ur 3ufrieoenbelt oes SeriDalteIs
i~nooiirte Noten oes aduIers &c thert. Der Ssrualtel
bebllt ih bas Reht Dor, cine 4nSabluns Don $10
bei'm RanIe Su perldn9en.
u. @. Scene, Serpatter;
+. 80. S,nnett & Ssrus., autt.
(243, 5,S,5t,4, 7,60-2
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gu %bgrfaufen.

EiA GGat NIT Set6u"e. on aisau'tb<, norbli6
pon Ga9r tr0Se, 10 bei 40 .YuS. eroSes gebduoe,
% ISu6 breit, ldoRe1 Sbitgarten uno gut einseSiunt,
Yreis nno geoinsur9en dr9emeien
Sierre IS. Suaon,
(2t5-) SIT. q, 2srtnstoutrase.
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Serttetgernngen.
8eriualters> Serfaui

I'LL BON
mertbpoIIe @runbeigentbum
an Ter Bafbin9tpnfcaRe.
Sn 6olge zines 9etretes be5 arcis9eribteS Der
Stabt Baltimore miro her unterseiGnete 8erlualter
auf ofientlider Mutton en- BlaBe Withhold, Den
20. Nopember 1872, giadmitta9s 4 n6r, uerf0ui,n:
Sas sanSe Gisunceiacntbum, beihrleben pie
iolat: an Der BeiieIte Der Baibin9 tonltrase, in Der
@ntiernuns BON 249 5us norolib BON Der G%orbnet=
@fe Der Waibinatons mo 6anpteaoitraBe anian=
GEM; Damn r0rottd an Der Waibin9tonitroBe, 10 fsuB
geteno; Damn lueftlib, parallel nit Der 6apefteitroBe,
70 SUP his an cine . 5u6 brette 4nen; bGnu iIolid,
an beiaeter AQep un6 nit beren 9emeiniba itihem
@ebrau6e, 10 Sus, uno Damn 0itti0 bis gum aus
iange.
Die DISQUALIFICATION, SIR. 81, Rorb : Daiaingtonz
StraSe, betcben in einem 9nt9ebuuten 3~zitOdi9en
;ieaeiacineruen Sanie uno ltno elmer 9runomiet5e
BON $37. 90 uuterUerien.
@ertaufsbeotnsun9en: elm Dritttbeil taar nnS Der
Geit in 5uei 9leiden 3ablun9en IN 6 une 10 Nlona=
ten, ober AIes baar, nod Der gEabl oes aGufers. Die
@rebit : 2ab'un9en 3inien trageno uno burdD sur gu
frieoenbeit hes Serfpalters i%nooiiitte Notsn ees Slu=
iers 9eii1ert.
Sewis s. Robinipn, iun., 8eriuGfter;
Samuel =. Soper u SDbne, Iutt.
(260, 3.6,9, 72,5,S)
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Blu ufrhaaffn uao 81 ue-mia)ra
IL nrrmietban

EIA Gin n,5btirtes 9Hobn9aus, i'm Wtttelpnnft,
Der Start ~geIegsl. ptan neIoe f6 bel 1elfaii
Marriott, Ct. Sauis. annette Ebirs uoroiid Dor
z erinatonitrGRe. 1881
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sa Yiaige peimitattea 81 Oerfanten
a,tf Iauaeu grssit.

Oily INWNHH 9TfCII.
1900 Sder in lnHe Nrunbe( : @ouutu, biz
rrft on rcr gurappliier siienhopn II bem Iaturents
Sfulie, iepte maze Der rIotomaczBabn cine Stunoe
Tctrt 20 Baltimore, Wdihineton unb annapolis,
Ia ben aduisru p~aifenben BlaBen une aa5lbar IN mos
natllher RGt,n, mern oeipllnlht. IS beFinben f9
aaI ~osnifibez inei 0 ,nqlife Robnbdufer, 8 Diiatb=
bdaisr unb esnnseroe IsbeHaebdune.
Gin uurSiigIibsr ednen lit ftrett an Der Station rno
Elm ichDneT lsias iHr cine WItle init einem Waiierian
pou is SuE. ais eine 9teofrlaffuH9 sur Yertbsiiun9
unter mebrere Samilen hietet oieiee Gisentbnm binz
Thtfidh ieiner naben Gage 5u oen orsi obensenannten
Gtioteu teluer &tgeuidu't sum SdrteE< nno SelDbau
oesr an 4aiage pom ~isa6riteu 0~eiunesre Vortbtile
Abgr iraenb cine jest I'M g}drtte fib befinoenoe fanoz
fene. Teruer:
$50 ater nit eirem 3=it6fieen RohHhau,e uno ans
Ssrsn decentralization, firfft On elmer Station Der
lnnapoliisr GIlenbabn; 9reis $40 pro afsr.
jpbn Glenn & Comp,
(SttS,tMn Scr. 1. ct. Baulftlase.
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DEU4TUNtG
Arbeiis- nadlwfilnnag - Dlrean,

UT. 272, 9ub%SroaorDap,
Snfer 9iufSId,t Ger ,,SeufidJen 6~eienfaeft."
Dieienisen, UeI1c oeutihe SGnoluerfer, 4r6eitet
uue 0ienilboten So beibuttt9en Dinihtn, fuoGen no
peri5uitn oDer in ~frautirteh Sriefen an Den Naenten
6a, Seisaid ait Srn. 1.o.2G elIingbofL Rr.2ss,
S,f : gsruafpaD, ieenoer, Teiter uneut9eltlit
Uusfunft srtteilen rslrcs fSan26 1877
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sSfs GrnBrs nnb mrrtbbules grunn:
IL sinSfreie5 8runpeieentDun,

yr. 20, 9apltraBe, HaDe Der
Sbr,Selop : SdIe
ami Iuttion.
G1ittfppd,, ben 81. Nouembtr 1872, RadmittdaS
4 ubr, werben mir am plute, Niles nGhftebenoe iebr
mertpuole @i9ertbum uertouier, ndmlth:
Den gansen Gruneplas NIT @sbdrili5hf'iten
in Der yfforos@apfru6e, ais "&entral=Sale" beflnnt.
Ser G!at lit on Der @aptruBe 80 SuB brett unb l6j
5uB tief. Die @~ebiuli6teiten, DIR. %, beitsbtn N
elnem 9rosen uno sutsetauten 3~=itott9eH 5ic8titst~
nernen @ebduoe, iett ais 2dqerbicr.S Salon uno He-
i~tauration benust Obiees Gigcntbum bat cinen &c.
raumisen Gang Gallon 50 bel z sui, nit Gbeater
unb ScenCrien, nerren. uue Sam5ns 8aroerobe,
6utzSuteH u. (. 10. Seoes Simmer 1T priodt, QSdis
ir unb @as in ieoem Simmer; Die 0ale lit iir
Bale, 5oirte II II. |. 10. %9eeignet. Slit hem @i9entbum
miro sualeit cine bibihe G5z un0 &rinibGr mitlfdrs
morpIatten II. {. 10. %pertGuIt.
SepineunseH-liberal, mo rperbeu 'bei'm Ser
faui bsfdunt aemadt Serfauf u~nbeoin9t mo @isrns
tpum5rsht contommen.
SanaeiS @ooer & SDhne auft.,
SlDoit.@fe Der @1u@ unb SanetteitrG6t.
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Or. @fIh. xemee

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