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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

VICTORIA WooDHULL says she has one
Of the best lawyers in the United States writ
ing mp the true history Of the great scan
dsl. This will be most valuable acquisi-
tion TO her library.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that petitinn win be
presented N the Commissioners III Wond Cnnuty.
at their next sessinn, March lat A. D. 1878
praying for the location Of county road on the
following line to-Wlt; Commencing at the
southwest corner OF section four "a, In town
ship three (3) north range nine. (9l east, and
running thence south on the section line be-
tween sections 4 0, l6 & II, 20 & 2I, rs 4
~ ana ~ 81 n the sonth line of Wood
county, and there terminating.
D.xrER MoMAsrGR, Principal Petitioner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

The National Association Of the Veterans
OF the Mexican War will have meeting
In Washington on the 2gd day Of February
All veterans who have filed statement Of
their military or naval services will be en-
titled to participate in the proceedings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

As to the question whether fair cleo
ton has been or can be held in Louisiana
lisa matter for careful consideration. The
present condition OF society in Louisiana is
anarchy General Sherman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

Among those who are having appor-
toned to them their share d trouble in
the Pacific Mail investigation, the case OF
DoN PiATr is the saddest Of them all
None have been SO ready as the virtuous
DoS to charge dishonesty upon every act
of the administration. What sad thought
for the newspaper profession OF Washing
ton to ponder over. Only think of it.
The most virtuvus Of them all could not
Withstand the temptation OF only $4,000
when MCFARLAND, who Represents the
Boston GLObs and the Philadelphia Pres,
got $4,000, and w. B. SHAW, of the Bos
ton Truuscript, $4,000. TO whom shall
we now look for true light? To whom
will the Democratic prcss lock for the kc,
note to corruption?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

Democrats Of this chamber have de-
nounccd Sheridan more since he wrote that
despatch than they ever did jeff Davis
and the whole rebellion during the four
years 1t was laundering at the Constitution
of the corinirv --.Lobn A To,o,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05


The Cincinnati Enquirer calls attention to
the fact, and the near approach of the Cen
tennial makes it peculiarly pat, that there
Is no State in the Union which has so hon
ored the Revolutionary fathers in the names
Of its counties as Ohio. First, we have
counties called for the Revolutionary Pres
idents; Washington, Adams, Jefferson,
Madison AMI NJ M)nroe. Second, we have the
Revolutionary Generals in Warren, Green,
Montgomery, Putnam, Mercer, Hamilton.
Knox, Wayne, Stark, Clinton, Fayette, Ma
rio,, Morgan and Shelby. Then we have
counties named for the three captors of Ma
jor Andre, the colleague of Arnold-name.
ly, Paulding, Williams and Van Vert. We
have Revolutionary names MS civilians in
Hancock, Franklin, Carroll and Harrison
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

Two hundred and four railroad passen-
gers were killed and nine hundred and sew
enty-eight injured in this country last wear.
against tao hnDdred and seyenty-six killed
and twelve hundred and eighty-thrcc in.
iured In 1873. This IL decrease OF about
one-iounh.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

4 call has bccn issued for a State Pro-
hibition Convention, and in reference there
to We adopt the language of the Toledo
CJmuercial as emboiying our own views (:
"The friends Of Temperance who have
hitherto acted with the Prohibitionists,
>cS'h " At"''. s,s.--. ~--t
ence Of the past. 4 call has been issued
for State Convention at Columbus, Fcbru-
airy 9th, TO put in nomination State officers
which would seem to be but a repetition, the
coming year, oi the same policy Of last
years defeat, and not only defeat, but
great damage to the Temperance cause.
When those who are supposed to
have the intercsts OF this great cause
in hand steadily continue to take such
action "a exclude very large part OF
the Temperance men OF the State from act
ing with them, they assume responsible.
ity which few leaders in reforms, whether
real or selt-stylod, have ever been sclf-con.
tident enough to take upon themselves.
The results to ensue from this action can
not fail to be great, but whatever they NAV
prove to be, the responsibility must rest
where it belongs, with those who assume
itr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

A lady living in Guyan township, Mciga
county, gave birth one day last week to five
living babies. The mother and children
are getting along swimmingly, and the old
man reports call quiet along the lines" y
GaHiopoiis journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

BY special act Of the Legislature of
Kentucky, March Ii, 1871, the trustees Of
the Public Library OF that State, located at
Louisville, were authorized to give five gift
concerts in its all. Four OF these concerts
have already been held, and the fifth and
last il now pp,tiyely anl cquivocally an
nounccd to take place on the 9th OF Feb
ruary, 1875. As NJ other concert can ever
b, held under this charter, the manage
mcnt have planned it upon a scale OF mpre-
eedentel libcrllitv. No less than $1,000.
0)o are to b, distributed among the ticket
holders, by lot, unler the supervision of ex-
Gov. Thos. Z. Bramlette, associated with
several leading citiz N. OF Kentucky. The
highest prize is S250,0)J, AMI this fortune
will become the possession of the lucky hold
er of ticket costing only so.
There are twenty thousln gifts altogeth-
e., som,thing for everybody; and these
will certainly be distributed on the 9th
diy OF Februrry, 1878, and that with the
utmost fairness. GOV. Thos +. Bramlctte,
OF Louisville, X ,ntucLy, is the manager.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
ADMINIsrmATom,s A NorICE-

The undersigned tSs been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator of ths .estate
Of john Barton. sr., late Of Wood county, Ohio,
deceased.
u. x HoLLE>sTeE
Janla'i .. let' i0efa,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05


Chicago Tribune: "There is very good
and convincing evidence that the New
York press is beginning to be ashamed
OF itself for its reckless course with refer
ence to the Louisiana matter. It is no
longer bclisercn:. 1t has ceased blowing
trumpets, waving AIgs ami firing the
heart of the Northern Democracy. Since
the Presidents mc,slga was published, the
New York Tim = lils s.ilfened up its back
bone, the Pos ha' became more moderate,
the HsraH and T-tjaas have hauled in their
horns and even the Bourbon World begins
discussing and has stopped "cussing."
They have all found that they went off at
half-cock." They now admit that the
President had nothing to do with calling
in the military; and that he ordered no
interference; that Gen Sheridan had moth
ing to do with it, as he was not in com
mand; that the Republican party had
nothing 70 do with it; that the Legislature
was not dispersed and that both factions
called on the military. These are the very
points for which we have been contendiny.
These they now conceie, but insist that the
use of this military by either side was
wrong,-a point which has not been yet in
issue, and which IL admitted BY this Prcsi-
dent in his message. Slowly but very re-
luctantly they have accepted the fact, but
slowly and reluctantly they have quit their
senseless bluster.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
REpORT
Of Committee APpoiatcd 10 En-
anime tie Commissioners
Report for 1874.

| r., H,n. Jars, PH,,r. Jrlye of tie Curt of
/ Common Pl-u- Of The F1Utt SSJ-,iirision o,
Ms ETJth yndicirl Di-icict of Olio:
/ We the undersigned G mmittcc appointed by
/ y,ur Honor. uI investigate AID xtnne the Re-
port - the. Board uf C"mm issiunrrS NJ wnnd
counts Ohio, for the wear. 4. ID 1874. hereby
make Report of their proceedings in the prem
| ises ~ !olnws:
/ We fld the said Report prepared with a
| mukrd degree Of care aud that II cnuisins a
| complete Exhibit nf the prncredinEs al the
| said CnmHis s,iunrrs with detailed staten nts
II all items of County expenditures for the
/ year.
SAID R-pnr' hears strong testimony that nrlcr
and system have marked the cnndurt Of our
| County affairs, aud sur librrs have heen rend-
crDd far less troublesome by reason thereof
| In the discharge nf our official duties We
have carefully noted the proceedings of the
/ Board Of Commissioners, with q view 90 test
I their regularity aud cpnf"rniit IT, law.
We have also ex tmined in detail evcry item
| of expenditure. We have alsn svailrd our
selves of the sources NJ information within nur
/ reach but have sot found anv necessity for snb
/ pOensinc o. witnesses ar Liking sw"rn i-ytinlo
/ nv, for the rea.un that nn disputed questions Of
! fact was discovered bv us,
| We fail Ia find anv evidence nf neglect, mis-
managrm .nt, or Corruption IN the part of the
said Board nf Commissioners.
we regret 10 ree that they have been com
PEELED tn apply 7hrse 7IoR.p,d D.Ilrrs of the
Cprent Eeprn., Find to the pa mrnt Of trans
Ter made in 1859, from the Bridge Fund to tile
Current Expense Fund.
The money raised fDr the cnnstructinn and
repair of b. idRrs in 1859. ought not t., have
been diverted from its purpose for 81 m INV
yelrs: its return, even at this late day, is an
act of sim"lc Justice.
burdens q tie r;r'f"y-": sS Gy ntiii"T iii'9i ipabe
| competition for all necessary expenditures VIC
| suggest whether it IN ght not be still carried
farther, To secure the public printing. pur.
chase of stationery. &c, tn th- lowest resJnn-i-
ble bidders. Obstacles may be anpirrut to Il e
commissioners in these cases Mhirh have not
| appeared tius, we therefore content aurscl yes
/ with the mere suggestions.
We have failed 70 find anv Of the prnccsdings
! or acts Of the Board nf Commissioners Of Wood
| county or Of any officer with them IN the dis
charge nf their official duties. anything rcauir-
| ing the institution nf Legal proceedings in tue
! Honorable CONT nf Common Pleas
JAsHER PILLARs Prosecuting Az
| llENEY II. DoDGE,
JEROME u. McCUTcHsS
Committee.
The state Of Ohio.l -.
WooD COrNTY 60
/ art, Clerk oi Wood Comm Pleas, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a trn.
aud correct copy NJ the Rrrori ~ Commit
tee appointed To cximine the Report of the
County Commissioners fir the year 1874, row
on file in nv Office
~ Witness nv hand and the Seal nf
shAL sAIl Court at Bowling Grrrn this
~ 81 day Of Frhruuy. A. D 1873.
A. d. STEwARr, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
GOOD CIGARS, SMOKING
AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
WANTEn.

Good Table Butter, Fresh Eggs. &c. Nc ,for
which Goods at Cash Rates. or Money will 5e
paid atlhe highest market price.
No goods sent out Of the store nniil paid for.
Our frieuds are invited TO call whether thev
wish to purchase or not. 30m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
MABI.EY'S PRICE LIST OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

Under Shirtsand Drawers, Csc. .35c, SOC and eOc
Fine Merino Shirts 4 Drawers 7bc, 81 25& 81 SO
Scarlet Shirts aud Drawers, 81 SO. 80, & 50 SO
Cardigan Jackets, 81, 81 so, 50 and 50
Gnod Suspenders, 25c and soc
Wool Halt Hose, loc, per pair or per dozen
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

CONDENSED rIME-TABLx THROUGH TRAINS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

Cotton Half Hose Sc, 1oc, l5c, and Use per pair
British Half Hose, 25c and 35c per pair
Good Overalls, Brown and Blue, SOC and T5c
Cnttonade Pants, 81 90
White Shirts, 81 OO,sl SO, " % and % 50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

PRIV A T. e DISEASES
whether of recent origin or Of lcng Standing
in SRleor Female. The success which has at
tended the practice of The nndersirn in the
treatment of diseases cunning nndei iLr abr,s
pad ~ sufficient guarantee that Whatever e
nndar'oEes he performs. ard in every case
eHreis n Tsd7rsl rnrr. Private rut Ms me-
vhed where consultations en- be pTocuttd in
the siriciesi con fdcncP.
General Office ever Nos "a and sc Mnrrte
street first torm to the LETT at thu l.. p ni " -
stairway. Anlciiers containing Httn iliatSs
or posiage sta m p promptly nE.uersa
S-zg Office h"nrs fFoE ~ ia AHnA frsm to .
Call on or address u. II. .TYHPAEY,
Toledo QkF-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05

The undrrsiEnv6
having had THfh1I-
ONE YEArs' Expert
enoe as n PRAcTJcIRS
} PHYsIcIAN in Ihs
; MauDes Valley, calls
attention Of those in
to The fact
that he has establish
ed n suit Of rn"Hs IN
MyeJs' BLACK, Mon
, rec Street a regular
\ 'DispensStoJy fur the
treatment and rernn-
nent cure Of a knows
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
TOLEDO ADvERTTsEMENTs
The one-price Clothier's Price List Of Clothing.

business Suits, SO 50. 80 and $40
Fine Rusiness Suits, &l3. $la, $40 aud rs
heavy Winter Coats, s. SO, IS, and 81
Heavy Oyercoats, 81 SO, So, ard So 50
Beaver or Chinchilla 0vercoais. $40, SPA 1918
Strong Working Pants, %, % so aud 50
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-10
FOR SAIL

A new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply Al
the BULLETIN office. T.. A. BURNETT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-10
uARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR Az
GUST, 1878.

Ha'pe,'s Magazine for August IL bril-
ilaht number. The last contribution in
the Nnmbcr-SIr. Longicllow's pocm-is
by no means the least important. This
poem, occupying live pages of the Maya
zine, where ii is published by arrange.
ment with the author, was read Oh the
occasion OF the ililicth anniversary of the
graduation of the class of 1925 in Bow
dom college. Among the members Of
that class, besides Mr.. Longfellow, We're
the Rev. George b. Checvcr Nathaniel
Hawthorne, John S. c. Abbott, Congress-
man Johnathan Cillcy, and j. w. Brad
bury, ex-senator from Maine. The Poem
Is the best of the recent productions Of
Mr.. Longfellow, and for dignity and ten
dcrness of feeling is not surpassed by any
thing he has ever written. Simply as an
example Of publishing enterprise, the is
sue of this poem Immediately after its
reading Is memorable feature.
The Number opens with an exquisite
poem by joaquin Miller, "Sunrlsc in We
NICE" beautifully illustrated.
Joseph Cooks long poem, "Ticou-
deroga and Montcalm," with seven su.
pcrb illustrations, commemorating the
fierce conflicts between the French and
English, at Lake George and Quebec, for
the mastery OF this continent, is q truth
ful as well as spirited and beautiful mar.
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as.cv,s,i ,tc,, 81. y..u;uua x,'.

aVs,.sSOa ske,s ~ks yt.I;vtsa 'An'
Heii.s III :hamshi. @7 "
matter. entirely outs.is Of Spiritual
Ism, as any humane person woNld nave
done. knowing the circumstances No
skeptIc. no honest doubtei wa numbered
among those we complain OF but those
claiming 10 be Of US Hereafter, Mr.. Ed
itor when you expose mediums, do your
own investigating, for If ever any one
poor mortal was imposed on, and BAN
boozled with all sorts OF contradictory
stories, that mortal is yourself. DO not
take any ones word for the truth Of Spir-
itualsm. or against 1t; kio,c for yowselt.
Don't even swallow the kecly motor with
your eyes shut, or believe it, because
some interested party says so. Be able
when you expose mediums and catch
frauds to hold them till you explain to
the rest of us. DO not dcnouncc medi-
ums as you have done and then take them
for witnesses against each other. as
YOU have in the case of Mott
and Mrs. Hollis; calling her good me-
dunn (or something tothat effect on sun
day last, and tho contrary to-day. do
not envy You your state of indecision.
And now, begging your pardon for inter
ruptng your demonstrations, | Will
again Join In the encores, while yon wave
Your triumphant banners over the ghosts
OF vanqui.hed imposturcs and cheats.
Suhsidcdly.
ItCiVpA jazz.
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xN7s Is ,ss;s syssA sss asa,,s, ,v,sw
% sa,iy Afns,ioan plstory.

etN7s q sts's syssA ~ aSs's,ss svss.i
% sa.lS Ams,ican hlstory,
Celia ThaSter and Mr.. > III, i. Fiat,
contribute poems to thi. Number
Miss Thaxter's poem Submission" I:
called forth by the r~@nt wreck of the
Schiller
A profasely illustrated paper, by vii.
liam II. Rideing. gives I'm interest.
ing history Of the growth Of that pecu.
liarly American enterprise, the Expire, -
bushes.
The Rev. Julius II. Ward describes the
beauties o. camping out, the social gay
etIes, and the sportman's pleasures, at
Mooschead Lake. His paper Is accom-
panied by twenty-four excellent illustra-
lions, most of them from the characters.
tic pencil of Augustus Hoppin.
William &. Manning, an officer of the
United States army, contributes IN ex-
ceedingly interesting illustrated paper on
the "Ancient Pueblos Of New Mexico
and Arizona" His description of the
dwellings, domestic economy, and relit.
iois customs OF the Zuni Indians " novel
and entertaining
Professor Rai's fifth illustrated paper
on the Stone Age in Europe Is devoted
te those most curious Of scientific topics
The Kitchen.middcrs and the ancient
Lake Settlements.
James Parton contributes a paper on
'Caricaiures of Women" with fifteen IL
lustntions, from Gavarni. Mrs. Trollorc
snd other sources.
The First Century" paper. thi.
month, is n comprehensive review, by
Frncis A. Walker. of the Growth and
Distribution Of our Population, illus,ra-
ted With mnps. A volume Of iniorma-
ton l. condensed into this article
julian llawthorne's serial story.
"Garlh, develops in interest with every
succc siy" chapter. This novel will place
its author first among American story
writer,
Mrs. Sponord and Ella Farman contrib
ute two short stories Of thrilling interest.
John Bigelow continues his analyst ~
lIaytian Proverbs.
The Editorial Departments are ~, Ia
their usual high standard of excellence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-10
DEATH Of GEN. r. p. nLAIR.

Gen. r. p. Plair died on Thursday
evening, 9Th inst, at half-past i o'clock,
at his residence ut St. Louis He died
quietly and without suffering.
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The Bulletin

WIN sto adia-I,y oppose Tho poli,ie, OF ID.
Republican party, and rrfus- 10 lie uain.
mrllet .. the ,,irta,ion ~ any clique ia tie
Democratic organization.
II believes that the Republican, patty IA.
fulfilled IT. mission. md that tie 10 Ia.
cratic party as now organized -noulc 'era-
stored e. power.
II believe. the Radical tyranny that has
fer several years OPPRESSED the @ontt
should he 0verthIOWn AMI the people 81, ~.
southern State. permitted to con,roi i..e,:
own susIr..
II believe. that railroad corporation
should be prohibited By legislative rrart
Inc nts from extorting aud un)u.tly dsssriro.
mating In their business Transactions With
the pubic.
II recognize. the equality OF all men tie.
fore the law.
IL advocates irrs commerce. tsriu To-
Tevenue only.
IL advocates resumption OF specie Jay.
ment. and honest payment Of the publ,
debt.
1t advocates economy 10 the stmini.t,s
lion OF public affairs.
AS A NEWSPAPER
The Bulletin will publish all the loca. news
OF Cairo. and a variety of Commercial, 20.
litical. Foreign and General News, ana CT.
desvor to please all tastes and interest ali
readers.
THE
WEEKLY BuLLrrln
is a thirty-two column paper, furnished tc
for the low price of
81 Is PER YEAR,
Postage prepaid. II is ihe cheapest paper
m the West. and is pleasing Firesioe
Visitor and Family Companion.
Advertisers
Cannot fail to see the L., -ivsled induce.
ments offered by The Bulletin in the way
Of cheap and profitable advertisement.
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FOR SALE.

A $50 Remington Sewing Machine , 80
on for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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FOR SALE,

A Nos Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued al SIS. VIII be sold at So discount
and ordered direct fro IN the factory.
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For sale.

A silver plated No. 8 Wilson shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, hard (piano) finish, valued at
ssj. win be sold at s2O discount. on good
terms. AMI ordered direct from the factory
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FOR SALE.

At bargain. and on good terms, a Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen At tbs Com.
pauy's Office, corner Ninth street snd Com.
mercinl
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''Piciure>que Americs'--ic mum 5ers
bound IN volumes, full gilt Moroc'n
price. $40
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A style az" "Clough, Warren a Co.'S"
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
.-ci, '''-' nrire. $500. Will he sold for
$500.
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Dixon Springs,

Olson springs.
Til. p!easan! summer Resort IS now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybeate waller, and are situated In a
beautiful beech grove, near romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna and Col
cOnda, and can be reached by hack from
either OF those places. Il. W. BlvINs.
Proprietor.
June %, 1873. G.2i-2w.
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FOR

"Hear; for will sleak of excellen, thing. >
, 1875-08-29

GE0 P17D-AND no QUESTIONS AsaEmn1sz,S4 ASK Ean IA
sou party ~. u, tnto,ns.sope ~ II t;s
rtrsps back. hesnisa In rkht s1e ttxhs 'afs HI&
isyrsed hnu )arx4 head ete8h Jaz& n II - "@~.
a NaslIAxtuaAt. BSen J.
, 1875-08-29


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