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INSURANCE.
nFFICE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COM
PANY,

OFFICE FIREMEN's INSURANCE COM
Corner Gravier and Camp streets.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 49, 1876.
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors, held this
day it was resolved to declare the following dlVf
dends from the net earnings Of the ten months end
ing December 3d. 1875:
1. Ten Ger cent. 90. annual interest on capita
stock paid in. :,
9. To carry to Reserve Fund in accordance with
Section A. Art VIII of the Charter five per cent ~.
g. To carry to the credit Of the Firemens Cnar-
liable Association, of New Orleans for the suppop
of the Widows and Orphans and the General Kefe1
Syst EN- of said Association, in accordance with Sec
4, Art. VIII of the Charter, ten per cent. Qo'.
A. Five per cent. 80 interest dividend on capital
stock paid in.
s. Forty per cent. (4o) dividend to participating
in,urers.
All declaration of dividends to stockholders to be
carried TO credit of stock notes in accordance with
sec. s. art. VII of the charter.
Participating dividends to insurers mot stockhold
ers) payable in cash on demand
T. N MARKS, President.
T. PRUDHOMME, Vice President
r. H. BENNERS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Alexander. Wash Marks.
Leon BertOli B. NJ. Pond,
H. H. Bierhorst, T. Prudhomme
L. B. Cain c. Sporl.
John Fitzpatrick Otto Thoman,
c. Taylor Gauche, Geo. Waters.
Chas. Hemard, L. A. Wilt,
ALI. H. Isaacson. B. WOrmann.
A. p. Kip I. N. Marks.
ja21 Inn
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The foregoing is true and correct transcript frOn
the books of the New Orleans Insurance Association
NIL. MUSSON, President
G. LANAUX Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Notary Public
this 18th of January, 1876.
G. LEGARDEUR, JR., Not Pub
At meeting Of the Board of Directors held on the
10Th ofJanuary, 1876, 1t resolved to pay and
after the 25th inst. the foil. wing dividends:
l. An interest dividend of TEN PER CENT for
the year ending 31st December, 1875, on the capita
stock of $50 per SHARE
2 A dividend of TEN PER CENT to stockholders
on the amount of their NET earned premiums for
the year ending 31st December, 1875, in addition
to the rebate anticipated dividend of Is per cent
already received by said stockholders on their
GROSS premiums
3. And to carry to Contingent Fund FIFTEEN
PER CENT of the remaining premium profits, for
investment in United States Government securities,
according to articles Ill and of the amended
chatter. NIL. MUSSON President
G. LANAUX, Secretary.
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Net receipts at all United States ports

Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week. .................. III 995
Net receipts same week last year. 49,. 104, 1853
Total receipts since September 1.......3, l8l 1877
Ditto same date last year. 2, 729, GIT
Exports for the week ........... 126,975
Exports same week last year. 1859
Total exports since September 1....... 1865, $50
Ditto to same date last year. ......... ,532 999
Stock at all United States ports ....... 1896 943
Ditto same time last year. S47 1874
Stock at all interior towns. .......... 127, 1860
Ditto same time last year. 137.494
Stock at Liverpool .... $4,000
Ditto same time last year. ...... 76SOO0
American cotton aloat for Great Britain $1,000
Afoat same time last year. ............. 29S,000
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE following is the
comparative statement Of cotton for the week
ending to-day:
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Directors:
A. J. GOMILA. PIERRE LANAUX.
/. K. SMALL. IL. WEBSTER.
J. B. CAMORS. E. NJ. SCOTT.
E. f. GOLSAN. LOUIS SCHNEIDER.
j. PLAISENT. JOHN LEISY.
HENRY ABRAHAM. n MUSSON.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

the money thus gained mostly for
whisky Generally, where the tribes
have been brought into close relations
with the whites, Darwin's doctrine of
the survival of the fittest seems to have
been exemplified, for the red man is
gradually dying out! Naches, Chief of
the Piutes who camp around Winnie
mucca, has repeatedly expressed his
sorrow at the degradation Of his peo-
pie, and stated his desire that his
brethren should follow the example of
the whites, and adopt at least some of
the usages of American civilization.
With this view, according to a state
ment in the Winnemucca SilUer State,
the old Chief has been negotiating with
the railroad officials for the purchase of
a tract of land in Humboldt Valley, for
the purpose of establishing a colony
where the young men of the Humboldt
tribe may learn agricultural pursuits.
1t is to be hoped that Naches will be
successful in his enterprise, and that
both the Railroad company and the
National Government will render every
assistance. Humboldt Valley is known
to be fertile. A market can always be
obtained for agricultural produce in
the mining towns. The experiment
should, therefore, prove remuneratiVe
in a pecuniary sense, as we'll as bene-
fetal in raising the Indians above their
present condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
A Fish Catching Spider.

just before the late war I was at Col
onel Oakley Bynum's spring, Lawrence
County, Ala, nea The town of Court
land, where I saw a school of minnows
playing in the sunshine near the edge
of the water. All at once a spider as
large al the end of my finger dropped
down among them from a tree hanging
over the spring. The spider seized one
of the mi1nows near the head. The
fish thus seized was about three inches
long. As soon as. it was seized by it's
captor it swan around swiftly in the
water, and frequently dived to the bot
tom yet the spider held ON to it. Fin
ally it came to the top, turned upon its
back, and died. 1t seemed to have been
bitten or wounded on the back of the
neck, near where the head joins. When
the fish was dead the spider moved off
with it to the shore. The limb of the
tree from which the spider must have
fallen was between ten and fifteen feet
above the water. Its success shows that
it had the judgment of a practical en-
gineer.-Amaertcan Naturalist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
Spoke Too Loud.

A Danbury woman's fourth husband
was seriously ill a few years ago.
Watchers from among the neighbors
stayed with him at night. There came
a night which bade fair so be his last
on earth. The watchers took their
place in the sick-room. The bereaved
wife said to them:
81 don't think he'll last till morning.
If he drops off in the night you need
not disturb me, for I am going to sleep
and want to have the rest, and every
thing is arranged. You can take the
cellar-door to lay him out on"
Seeing him drive by on a load of
corn-stalks just now reminded US of the
incident. The unhappy woman spoke
too loud.-Danbury NeWs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
A SilVer-VOiced Minstrel.

One of the most popular negro min
strel troops in this city numbers among
its members a silver-voiced tenor whose
history is romantic enough for q novel.
Only a few years ago he was partner in
a tlourishing mercantile house in q
Western city. He had money, friends,
reputation, and hope. His voice was
in demand, and he frequently sustained
leading parts in church concerts and
even oratorios. Everywhere he was
popular, and no n of his years SEEM
ed to have finer prospects for the fu-
ture. At the age of twenty-three he
married an heiress, and his happiness
seemed complete. In an evil hour, how
ever, he became addicted to drink, and
then misfortunes came thick and fast.
His wife died, his own health was
broken down, his business fell off, and
step by step he was ruined. His wife's
relations disowned him, and all deserted
him save an only sister. She chung to
him with a true devotion, trying to save
him. Finally he descended to the low
est depths of drunkenness and became
a drunken sot. Still the sister held on.
She would not give him up. With much
difficulty she got him into an inebriate
asylum, and by tender nursing restored
him to reason and sobriety. By this
time all his own means and his sisters
had been exhausted, and they came
hither in quest of employment. After
various experiences he got a situation
as a chorus singer in an operate
troupe, and then attracted notice by
his artistic singing, until at length he
drifted into minstrel troupe on a hand
some salary. He is entirely cured of
drinking and a model of department.
His sister keeps house, and a more at
tentive brother does not live.-New
York Cor. Chicago Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
ssDown I'm the Months

Where there is a continual dropping down
into the back of the mouth, with irritation
andiniammation of the nasal cavities and
of ~fullness about the head, be not deceived
or fancy it a simple cold. You are afflicted
with that scourge of this climate, Catarrh,
the f%orerunner of CC,2sumption. In its early
stages a few bottle5of DR.. sagc's Catarrh
confirmed, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery should be used in connection with
the Remedy. These standard medicines have
been before the public many years, and
their use has been attended with the most
gratifying success. A full discussion of Ca
tarrh and its rational treatment is contained
in "The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" a book of over nine hundred
pages, illustrated with two hundred and
eighty-two engravings, bound in cloth and
gilt; price, postpaid, $3.50. Address Pub
fishing Department, Worlds Dispensary,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
Strong Nerves an AttainabIe Blessing.

There are many who have never known
the blessing of strong nerves, having been
born with weak ones. Those who have,
and through disease or some other cause,
have suffered a loss of nerve power, can, by
contrast, more fully appreciate the magni-
tude Of that loss. The true way to repair it
Is to invigorate the system through the me-
dunn of improved digestion, secretion, and
the establishment of a regular habit OF
body, three results invariably accomplished
by the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which insures the thorough conversion OF
the food into pure, n%ourishing blood, from.
which the nerves, in common with every
other part of the bodily economy, gather
vigor, the grand prerequisite of health. The
great objection to sedatives and narcotics is
that they not only exert no tonic influence,
but are always followed by a hurtful reac-
ton. Such is far from being the case with
the Bitters, the primary action of which is
most salutary, and whose after effects are
beneficial in the extreme
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
The LESSON.

III ] had told her in the spring
The cid old story, briefly,
When sparrow and robin began to sing,
And the blowing was oyer, chiefly
But haste makes waste. and the story sweet,
1 reasoned viii keep through the sowing,
Till 1 drop the corn, and plant the wheat,
And give them a chance for growing.
Had I even told the tale in June,
When the wind through the grass was blowing
Instead of thinking il rather too soon,
And wsiting till after the mowingl
Or had I limited, out under the stars,l
That 1 knew a story worth hearing,
Lingering to put up the pasture bars,
Nor waited to do the sheariDgl
Now the barn is full, and 30 is the bin,
But rye grown wise without glory, r
Since 1--we is the crop not gathered in
For my pejghbor told her the storyi
e~ H. ~ -HGrpeTS Bdz0f.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

Capt. Couch, of St. Joseph, Mo-,
received the mule contract recently let
at Omaha by the Government officials
there. The grain contracts were
awarded to parties from Omaha and
Sioux City as follows: Old corn, deliv-
cred at Omaha barracks, sacked, 42c:
new corn, delivered in sacks, 4Oac;
oats, Sic, to average 25 pounds per
bushel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
An Indian Enterprise.

The Piutes of Nevada have never oc-
casioned much trouble to the whites,
though comparatively few of them are
upon reservations. They mostly live
in the neighborhood of mining towns
and camps, content with such subsist-
ence as can be obtained from the scraps
of food discarded by the whites. They
occasionally do a little work, and spend
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

October rs, London was enveloped
in a dense fog for four hours. Artificial
light was necessary, and all traffic had
to be stopped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

SOMETHING new for your Aching Back
COLLINS VoLTAIc PLASTER. They cure
when all other Plasters fail, and may be re-
lied on to relieve painful affections of the
Kidneys, Liver, Muscles and Joints, when
every other known remedy fails.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

fairs of men," but of late the tied has
been all in the back affairs of women.
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NuSrau0.

Seuti9lanb. = 8erIin.-Der @ebeim.
ratb 8eaLeaur 1T am Abenb beS 8. Septeu,D
ber pom YbilaeeIpbia .pieber in Berlin Elm.
setrofen. SIN Bremen purbe ibm BET yin.
funft bes 9ampfers elm lberaus mariner ga,s
pfans b~ereitet, an rpel6em fi9 uornebmIid
bic bortise Geuerbetamnter betbeiIiate unb
weI9er in eineu, am l6enb decentralization
Setefen SipfeIte. Die f9on bort pom Germ
MeuIeaur sen1adten 8abrnebmungen ,eiaten,
bab man in ben betbeiItgten Rrei1en ber ius
buftrieaen Srase bas resiie SntereNe entae,
s~enbrinst. @inem Mitarbeiter bes BerIiner
Ta8blatt geseniber ipra9 f9 Serr 8euIeaur
iber feline abfi9ten unb Sofnunsen often
aus: sd perbe meme beiten Rrafte bara,
ieben, BITE einnsal ~besonnene Sadie 40 gnbe ,u
feien Sic tiber3eust, bab id Re nidt
fallen Iaien uerbe." Sas, mas bisber aus
BET Ssber beS @enannten iiber bic iebiae Sage
Snbufrie eridienen, ruirb Don ibu. ae.
inb erueitert berausseseben ruetbers.
RamentIi5 fou es, na9oem lie gbweae ae.
eiSt ruorben, auf weI9e pir seratben, nidt
IN benz SinweiS febIen, ME Der perIorene
Boben ruieber seruonnes, parben fann. Ser
unb bic @eiammtbeit ber Mrbeiter,
pie bic 8e,uerbIiden GentraIfeaen, mlNen su
'ieiem 8uede mituirten, unb on lie aue ruirb
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met. baB iein Srsanb ni9t Nigiaa 81. Tpeeb
Iei. CUNT beiu6te nod ieiner SreiIahun8
eiaen 0meritaniI9en Sseunb it 9oteI Guros
pa, Der bort unter benz Hanten 81. Combs ems
getragen iR. Stan bdIt Sanbs ftr ben Sobn
Tweeb's. gs uadte I'D grose Sppcittion
se8er bic MusIieferuns Tweeb's geIteAo. uno
6as gerfabren Der Re8ieruns uirb fat anses
metis uerbanimt.
Sant ipri9t f9 Iobenb aber bic 8ebanbs
lung aus, Die Inn pom Seiten Der &egiermns
su SbeiI gemorben ift. Nean belt i'm ano
Tweeb in gin5eIboft uab ~ssitattete feinerIei
gertebr 3uiI9en ibnen, forft ober tuuroet fe
nit grocer SOFidfeit unb Aafnertiatnfeii
bebanbeIt. Dis SrontIin misb beute gsaa.
rtitta8 I'm 2 lbr ab8eben. Die @eiie mad
Stem gptt pirb pabrf9einIi6 30 Gage Sau'
ern, ba bic sSrontlin 10 oft, als m6SLi6, nu,
unter SeseI fabren tuirb, neil re niGt 8aau
senus bat, UNI cine fur cine Idngere ReiI'
binret6enbe Mense aobIea mit5aHebuen.
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GentQur
e nj n 8.

Der Sabine fam sebeilt unb Der 38erraatste pieber
gang 9entaht trerbeh. aBr tpifen iebt, inas bic gentaur
3inimentS tbun f6nner. sic fifteen nt6t aerbrpaene
RnDGen 5~uIaarren pher betlen ben &rebS, aber tie
ateben Gtieruneen Eerous, ltnbsrn S6rter3elt, beiIeu
Rbgtnatisnus unb cine sr6ssre ansubl BON RnDden>,
Slstf9< unb RnsteIfranfteitsa aIs irseae Elm surbsr int
6edtes Mittel.
Difen1aafli6e Renntuine fSnnea ai6t raebr beuir>
ten, ae bteie aubercrbentItben 5~etlnttttel. Gbrpnts
|f9er Rb eum dttS . Der ~iabrelans eineemurtelt
II, Neurdlste, fdpaben Sudden, Gtebsr, @usfhl6se,
Sebnen~@usbetnune, Sifnpeb, tpehe Brute,
ouSgerentte @eIenfe uub Serrenfte gIiebsr Der f6linlniien
&rt tDerben burd bas teiee gentaur Eminent furtrt.
80 bebt ben S&naer5 auf utb hinterIdbt fetme Rar>
N bet allen sewotnli6en granb> unb grlbpnnben.
Go aiebt bas Gift aus allen 8ifen unb Sti6en unb ben
Broft aus ~erfrDrenen gIiebuaBeH beraa8. go 1T febr
t%Otrtialt BET Sbrenf6uter3sn, 8~abaf4mersen, Srdse unb
5antauSf6I&gen.
5err SpFab Metafe BON @aYsStae, D., f6reibt:
.ySatresdng lit i3 70 arg an &beIraattsrauS, baB Id
MID f0btg mar, aus benz Saufe III gebfn. DIE erifen
bret Glaf6en pom gentaur Eminent b~epirftsn, bab i9
Dbne Riidet seben fonnte. Metne 8eferuns idreitet
raid sprtpdrt8. SD CLAUDE 5uSerlt9tli9, bab Sbr 2ini>
raent Elm 8aubermittel lit"
s. 8. 8ennet, @potbsfsr In 3pf grairie, Np., fastt
oSentaur ointment sebt BETTER al unb ~befriebtst uebr,
als irgenb Elm SeiInttttel TN 3arfte."
Mas taS gentaur Ointment Bet Mnbtrsn betntrft Bat,
pirb 60 Bel Stnen aud berirfen. 60 TT bequens, 5u>
SerldBlia un6 biais.
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Sic ned GseoI stbE6tsa aaf eiaea Raapf
haben uab ans ~ benei'sn. baB bas, pas i1
Sase, iuabr if, 10 made i9 mi4 usrbinOliG,
fofern Cd Sbnen grnif it Sic innerbaIb SO
Stunbeu mad BEN S~nbianerIaBer am Rofebab
aa fGbren.. Mun fiebi Ou, bas aues t,ur
5pieseIfe9terei if. grooi unb Tsrrp saben
Buffalo Bin fem Gertificat, Waste nur eb
unb Dm rpirft bieIen enorrnen GGwinbeI IN
ben 3eituneen oIer 2anbestbeiIe an ben
Stranger 8e5teIt ieben. Das i6Iimmfte babel
it nut, baB bic arsaen SoIbaten senDtbist
tuareit in bisfer 8~ottuerse6enen @egenb bin
ui,b ber 3u maridtren, ansefabrt bur@ bic alien
Weiber, ruelde mir sen6tbist itnb. generale
80 iienster, unb bas f6IimmRe BON onem 1T,
bab bieielben 8orbereitunsen treffen, bieien
enorrnen SGwinbeI In sr6berent MabRabe
trs nabfen Jrdbiabre ms Wert 3u fesen."
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s aforta.

Gs lit Gin Srrtbaut, sa slaubsn, ba6 gatOria MIDI
ebenfc cut Bel G~rua6fensa ipie Bet BEN &tnbsrn anse>
ranbt trerben Tonne. 0an brou6t nur bic DofS ~
Sersr6bern. @ber Rinbsr letben an 70 SisIen Granfbet>
ten, geeen tpelGe gaftprta biIft wie WtnbfpIif,
ianrsr Rasen, g8irnner, Gle9ten, 9abnen unb Group,
bag 20 ~beiOneers fur btefe ernpfeblen8pertb III.
Seine Mtrtuns 1T fderer als gafpr<Set, snt>
bait fettsn Qlfrbpl unb tn 70 a~neenebrt eiuSnnebrnen ipe
3onis, unb errest nientals eeibf6mer5en. Dur6 Rfsu>
liruns bes Masens uuo Der ginsepei6e fibIt es bas
SIut, treibt Narnter aus unn beusi benz Gie6er Dor,
bsruetgt bic RerSsu unb er3euSt @efunbbeit- oann f6n>
nen BITE 31nber rubt8 f6lafen unb bic RGtter
@~ubebaben.
gaiurta wirb BON allen @~sr3ten unb @drten, BITE %
Serfu6t BADEN, e%mpfDbIen unb Der 8erfauf nirtnit
retBenb 3r. GO rtrb nit grocer Sorefalt mad eineut
&esept BON Or. Samuel gither BON Nafahufetts int
9abpratprtim SDn s.. 9. 8ofe i Co., 46 Dep Ctr.
Ner gort, 3ufamueuseffsat.
aug II 3rtr
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9r. Oeorg 8enner's
)eileabe salbe it clues ser 8roRen
@aaesr Der iekiaea 3ett,

neil lie teilt, Iuas BET arcsen glsrstet un6 @rofsfprea
an Gulssien nnb anberea 9eilaniialtea far uaeetlDar
erflGrt nirb. 6auptfd9Ii@ Granfbeiten Der 9ncGea,
ala tpeiser @eihHulf, RnrdenfraB, Rnp9entpurraer,
uebsripaGInns Der WeIenfe, gntfelunS bee Rafgraos ;
Rruiante ttnb 8ufeltde trerbst irteoef gerape, penn pe
nod tn juaenbliGert Mlter finb. Gbsnfo belt re auG
Hrpuifne gBunber, bic funff fir utteilbar ertldrt frsrcen;
aa6 alsrlsi 9aatausf6ldse lnb frli9e aDunoeh, iepR
8ranbnunben teilen, ee es Otter gibt.
Diele Salbe III f6pn felt 1847 eiaert Eheu PEG vublt<
furts btfanat rnb 9aufenbe fnb banttt Bssstlt wcrpsns
bic tn bpFnunsslpfen rntffdnbet iparen. SO babe aber
feitber aaerlet 9rpben unb Grfahrnnssn baritt 8tntact,
bio fe nun gum Mnfans elmer reuen Shsorts eefoercsn ~.
6ierber ee6brsn &beumati8raus unb 0liecergtMt, Gnt<
sinbuns aaer @rt, Der 9eber, Der eungen, Der Ntfrtn,
Der Musen uno Sbren, oIerlei btbise Gisber NIT 2alits
auSlhlag, SharIa6, Maiern, pher RealelS, Notbeln,
9lattsrf pber ,,Sntan ypr." Mdt btsfer Sdlbe ee>
fGmiert tritt 5etlun8 Elm, ebe F6 Die 9ufela nit Otter
fnasn unb bas Gteber Id6t sletH mad obne Narben gu
binterlafen. Sur iol6e @ufeln, Bite nint sel9mtert
terben, f6nnen cine Narbe suraflafen. sic belt aber
aud ale Gdtpdmea Der Aerren unb lit bssbolb Elm
6auptnsitfel fir Na8aebrune unb 2BaIerin1t. Sic off
net ale gBeee Der Circulation, BITE Der GnpGea uno Mers
pen fptppbI ais be bes 8Iutss unb Sdtpeib, ba9 TT bts
erte gteeafhaft unb bic speiie III, ie tnpitirt bic ZEE
| bensfrGfte babtn, ro fe ~atfaele1t mirb. Das Fnp Bic
9aupt<g igenf6afen ibrer punberberen WirtunS.
Se6e Sanlilie lplte cine GlafHe Der Sable I'M 9auls
haben, benz In nianGen G6len tptrb 90 III fpdt, menr
man enf baflr fdretbsn muB.
gRan faide sinea gpfffsHpsl fur cine anttOOrt.
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Dr. @eors 8enner.
2iffn, Stic.
grets per gfal9e pbsr Boz $500. gsrtc 10 Cent?
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Serbtent nit Gplb aufseppsen az psrben BON geFbern
bon @ferben unb Rauleeln.
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alS ale &psdr5te bee 2anbes In etnen Ren16enalter.
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baar>gerrenfuns. ale 5etlutittel ~Serfasttn Splfdnbis
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ointment tn gsbranG nabu, bas 90 f9nfI beilte. SD
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1ancrpfIe, S9pbdrie Counts, 81. g."
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gBertbe III. Shiden Sic mir ~sefdaisft fur 3pei Dollars
bacon, zines fur gferbe uab IauIsfe.
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Sails Citation, DYpmtns Gpunts, @a.'
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p6 Gsrftau6uns, 8errentuns, genifffel, ~1lsberbetn unb
pTeue Bunben aler @rt, bic Mirfuns ID bteleIbe. 9eis>
ftaabefser, Snntbusbeftber, FARMER ae. fcltsn niemals
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2aboratoriuut pom S. y. 8oie & Co.,
Nr. 46 Dep Strase, sew gOrt.