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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

William A. Bullerd-Age 80; height feel
81 inches; complexion white; hair darl
brown; eyes blue; end of htst finger of ltf
han mashed; large scar on left bullock; seal
on lett hip; left leg broken at ankle but no
disabled; scar on right ank from shot
Oscar Carter-Age 20; height 5 feet 81.
/ inches; complexian brown; hair and eyes
black scar in back of head scar in top Of
heats Long scar from cut on left leg.
William Johns0n-Age %; h light 5 feet 4 4
inches; complexion, muiato; hair and eyes
black; fourth finger on left hand stiff scar
on brow of eye.
George Jarman-Age 35; height feet ~
| inches; complexion, light brown; hair and
| eyes black; scar in center OF forehead; scar
| from dog bite IN left leg; numerous scars on
| right leg, below knee
/ William Jones-Age 81; height feet 81
inches complexion, dark brown; hair and
eyes black; third finger of left hand off, large
scar on left hand near thumb large scar on
right arm above elbow; scar on left elbow
and wrist
Henry Kendrick-Age 20; height feet :
inches; complexion, mulatto; hair and eres
black; scar over left eyebrow from shot
| on lett arm and shoulder; long scar in left
shoulder blade; small scar in center of fore
head.
Tobias Lee-Age2 %; height, 5feet 8< inches
compile xion, hPir and eyes black left eve
spotted and slightly blind; scar in right eye
brow large scar from cut, on left cheek; large
wart on right buttock.
William Loyd-Age 35; height, feet 81
inches; complexion, hair and eyes black:
large scar on back of left hand; two small
sears on back of right hand.
Tom. Moore-Age Y; height feet 5 inches;
complexion, hair ana eyes, black; scar in
right forehead; long scar ON back OF right
hand; scar on inside right knee; shutters in
speaking.
George Purnell-Age 43; height, S feet IL
inches; complexion, brown, hair and eyes
black left scar under LETT chin; long scar on
left breast; car on right cheek; scar from
burn on inside right leg
Allen Patrick-Age 81; height. 5 feet IL
inches; complexion, copper; hair and eyes
black long scar on left side of forehead
second toe of right foot off, scar on right leg
alb We knee.
J. J. Rich-Age q height, feet, inches;
complexion. white; hair, light sandy eyes
gray two small speeked spats on back
Samuel Saunders-Age 81; height, feet,
615 inches; complexion hair and eyes black
holes in both ears from earrings; scar above
left eye; large scars on buttocks; scars on
left thigh.
James Wilson-Age SO; height, 5 feet, 6 |
inches; complexion, hair and eyes black; scar
under left eye; scar on back of right hand |
middle niger on right hand stiff.
Jessie White-Age 81; height, 5 feet, 81 !
inches; complexion, hair aud eyes black |
three scars on right jaw; scar on right hand.
ian. Is 49, 3w
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

FLoRENeE NJ. CHARLES,
1884, VS..
LuDEoW l. 6AA4LFs.
Chancery Court, lst District, Kinds County.
Mississippi
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT OF
L Mrs. Florence NJ. Charles, fled this dav
that Ludlow L. Charles is a nonresident ~
the State, and that after diligent inouirv ska
has been unable to learn Whars he resides
and what his pest+athae address is, SO thai
the orsiaaPy process Of this Court can be ex-
ecuted against him; it is therefore ordered
by the Court that said Ludlow L. Charles do
enter his appearance herein on or before the
FIRST MONDAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 1882
the same being Ruie day Of said Court at the
Court Room thereof, in the City Of Jackson
Kinds county, Mississippi, and plead. answer
or demurr, to compliments bill. It's further
ordered that this order be published in ia
Weekly Clarion, a newspaper published in
the city Of jackson, onee q week for four con.
secutiye weeks.
Ordered, this December DC. 1881.
W. T. RATLIFF. Clerk
By A. G.. MOORE. d. q
7. ]. & F. A. R. WHARTON, Sols for 0omp't.
dec.28 '81-4w. =
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PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, it appears by information re.
~ ceiFed by me, that on Sunday, the 18th
day Of December, 1881, ELI STEVENS murdered
3. G. CLARK, at Choctaw Landing, on Sun
wards made his escape and is still at large
Now, therefore, |, ROBERT LOWRY, Gov
ernor of Mississippi, do offer the above re-
ward for the arrest and delivery of the said
Eli Stevens to the Sheriff of Sharkey county.
at Rolling Fork. Said regard in addition
to the Statutory reward. And do, moreover
require all officers Of this State to be diligent
ia their efforts to arrest said fugitive, Eli
Stevens.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
IT, al of the State affixed, at JACKSON, this
18th day Of January, A. D., 1882
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY G. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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A Word for Our orphan Asylums.
Jackson, JANUARY Is, 1Ss

JACKSON, JANUARY Is, 1882
EprroR CLARION; The proposition to
establish State Hospital for unfortunates
who cannot be otherwise cared for, COM
mends itself to the humanity Of all ous Pso-
pie. Now let some member frame and in
troduce bill providing for an annual ap-
preparation, of say tWenty-Gve-hundred dol
lars to each ofthe three Orphan AsyiuEas at
Natchez. These institutions depend for
their support on precautions charity and
persistent but necessary begging on the part
Of those who have them in charge. Similar
institutions, in other States, aud especially
in some of the larger cities, are altogether
supported by taxation. But all that Is ask
ed for our Asylums is reasonable annual
appropriation TO supplement private contri-
buttons. There are nearly two hundred or
rhaus in the Asylums At Natchez, and It
ought TO be the dnty, as I believe 1t would
be the pleasure of the entire people to aid
ia their support.
VERY frniy
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PROCLAMATION.
300 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, It appears by information re
" eelVed Dy me, that Patrick FEREDIsINa
worthy calored man, was assassina1ed ~ !,
some unknown person or persons, near Vero
ma ne, Lee county, on the night of December 16
1881, and that the assassin is still at large.
Now, therefore, ], j. NJ STONE. Goyerno,
Of mississippi. do offer the above reward IA,
ne arrest and delivery Of she said unknown
assassin e the Sheriff of Lee county, al Tune.
10. said reward is in addition to the stat,fdr,v
reward, and IS payable on conviction. And
l 40 moreover, require all officers of this STAT
70 Dc diligent in their efforts to arrest saiS
fugitive assassin. eNie
0lYen under my hand and the Great Seal
TL.s.l efthe etate affixed, at jackson. this
- 9th day Of january, A. D- Issl =
By the Governor: = =
jan.1i. s. w. 1900
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Father IS Geltiag Vel.

Nv daughters say, How much better
father is since he used Hop Bittefs.p He
Is getting well after his long suffering from
q disease declared incur bic, and We are so
glad that be used your Bitters-A lady OF
Rochester, N. Utica Herald.
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january DRAWING

" FAgents. Outfit free. Address Y.
- ~, 0. VlCKERY, AuousTA,
Maine IsepS, silly
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Senator stsMsrt's Bin stampsdes Tie
PEixe.F Fighters.
] d q. States ]

- 2 t91s0's1
Paddy Ryan and bis tsainer Roche reach.
ed The city yesterday. having hsd from he
anti-pEiza lighting Bill nov nnder consider
ation By she Mississippi Lseiblslnre.
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HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION.

Eli evens is about 8 feet y or 10, INCHES
high, weighs about lE5 pounds; Weii-built;
square shoulders; dark blue eyes, very black
hair, and Small black moastaGhe, soar on left
side, of forehead, near the hair; has good
teeth, and shows them plainly when laughing:
is good looking, and about % years of age.
jan l8. ,S2-3M.
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NOTIGE

MRS. E. 7. PROCTOR. fnrr Br4uRra.,n
III residing in NEw 0RLEAEs aiFers 4 - =
services to Ladies' in LouIsIAxA ana athe,
states, Who zish 70 make purchases Of eycrv
kind ID that City. :. 49,
Instructions should be sent full and clear
accompanied By Post Ofzce Order for ~
amount Of purchase desired, in every branch
q ma nstry her charges or commission viii
Address, care Of
GEz. q. I. BEAUREGARD.
NKw 0RIKAxs.
hEr1REscEs-S. D. McKnery. Gov. 81 "a. !:
Z: 1ichols, ex-Gov. Of La; i. Bermudes'
eaisf Sastlee Of La; ]. A. Shakespeare, Mavor
q Il. @. Archbishop perchie. 81 M. O., a.. :.
Y. = y. Palmer, d n. Q. Gen. g. 4. Beaure.
dec.28. s01-8m.
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9 n n n A YEAR and expenses TO agents.
.D outfit Free. Address P. o. WICK
cry, Augusta, Maine
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A State Female College,

EDITORS CLARION: In your issue of the
18th inst, appeared letter from Rev. w.
L. c. Hunnicutt, from which l take the
following:
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should have so long suffere this neglect from
the worse half of humanity is passing strange
The Legislature should also enact law
making all assignments and sales, BY failing
debtor, absolutely gold that giEes any prefer
ence 10 one creditor over another. This way of
giving one or few creditors all the property,
and to the balance ones blessing merely, can
not be defended in any court of Conscience
Last of all, let the Gods OF 1880 alone.
The average legislator, especially at his
first session, is aMhitiaus to Aegh his maiden
sword in anything and would amend the
deealogue If the presiding officer would en-
terrain the motion. This laudable disposition
to show his suffragans at home that she is a
peer and not vassal there" is generally in
noeent in its results. bat sometimes it begets
unwise legislation.
Of course. in some few respects, the Code
will need amendment-some formal, some
vital--but let tnsse a#endHents ne exceeding
few. r.
The wretehed "Pint Law ought 10 ex-
plunged forever. 1t is q crying evil and a
shame to our State
The law allowing no exemptions from dis
tress for rent has had comparatively no prae-
teal operation, but has been a death's-head
paraded before the Democratic party BY those
pure and sympathetic patriots who run with
the darkey fer miserable little oGlce.
And then the law il too stringent, as mat
All it needs is good index with few
changes.
The abolition of the married woman's law
and dover, is one of its wisest and most hene-
aeent features. The new system in that re
spect works admfrably; and the people al
most unanimously approve Of it in this por-
ton of the State. VOTER.
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e.. G. Z BEAUREGARD.


xcuRs10N MAnAonna viii fad 1t ID thess
~ Interest q correspond with rs before hnv-
1ne their Posters Hand Bfl1s I'D Tia1s,.
pEinted. Address
PoWn1 Z BAAEsDAEz Jackson, Eis..
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Very my,
What immigration is Doing for Florida.

What immigration is Doing for Florida.
Exchange.
South Florida is receiving large per
cent. Of the Immigration which continues
70 dow into the State in an uninterrupted
and By no means minute stream. Sanford,
in Orange county, has grown from the little
village of six dwellings and post Office, in
six years, to a large and prosperous town
with numerous fine business houses, ele-
CANT hotels and handsome private resi-
denees. Maitland aud Orlando, il the same
county, have, in a few years, grown into
large aud hourishiug towns Hundreds Of
orange groves relieve the monotony Of the
once unbroken f0Fests Of the pine. Thick
II settled neighborhoads have sprung into
existencs on every side, and the bowl Of the
wolf & replaced 81 she ringing Of the set
rIerss axe These vast transformations
have been accomplished. for the most part,
"a lie last ten years
The Naa nal College IF Leg Lore.
Chicago Tribune
West Point IS plsce on the Hudson.
eirsf Hhsre young men are t9ught dancing
Il ro1arnnent expense
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FEMALE COLLEGE.

A female university or college should be en-
dowed and maintained by the State. It has
already Invested married women with full
civil powers like man, and charged her with
corresponding liabilities. Then the State
should equip the sex, as it does its male youth
with every educational facility for so grave a
trust. That what Milton called,
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DESCRIPTION:

HESRr c. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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the LIVER AND IT'S FUNCTIONS.

MANUFACTURING Chemists, SOLE PR0PRI
TORS.
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jan.20. 'SO-ly.
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| 9ip5tberie
herbItst.

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brau6ea 0arbps yNuip"
NIT srpbem @rfol9e eei
9ipbtherie.
q. e tp llen II p erf,
Greensboro, glla.
;yicGte au5getrpduat.
SSbofera perbltet.
0eia,wtsre sereinigt
unb gebetlt.
9et 5ooeSfGue;s 5oate
ber 2ei9no,u oamit bez
bailrelt iperben es
| pirb ieben miberli9an
| @erua rerbiten.
| Der auSseseidjnete
Mr5t Sr. S. Marisn
SstttS, New gpst, Mgt :
sS6 BIN lberseust, bab
grpf. DarbYs Gropbpz
lectR s5taib elm fpertb=
pplleS 3eSiuficiruua5.
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weiben 3mirne unter cer Nbelsfrpne elm
aenabt ieien. Nd, unb es war idcn felt
Tasen in ieineu Sdubem, bas unsliidie>
liae Tud; unb Der srelle Scnnenidein
lenste bic 8udfaben nidt beraus unb
permaubelte iie audi nidt, uno fie ifanoeu
aerabe 10, mie i'm Sheine Der Ser5sn iet=
nes @&lafsemads: ~. y. @."; unb
ct pubte, mie ber pclle geamc gu ben Sni.
tialen bieB unb mem baS Iud sebSrte.
@r fonnte nidt baran 3weifeln, ipenn
er eleid cine Welt barum seseben, batte
er's sefpnnt.
Drei Gage mars! Da butten lie -
bic sanse beutise @eieuidaft cbne Trau
Ban ie unb bic ainber - einen Gusflus
nad SdloB Blonup sca,adt - gu @a=
aen, bic man in ben eeiben sroBen, suz
ianllnensemadienen DSrfern g. 9esier
unb "a Gbiela; perlieB, I'm ben ueber=
ldmans nateril9er NeiSe unb f0itlider
Motipe, ,pelde bier ieber Blid bot, Re.
quemer gu senieben uno beier aussubeu.
ten. Wenisitens bate er Das 9ettere su
tbun perIuht uno lid Scn Der @elellidaft
entfernt, Inn in elmer Seiten9alie Elm
8auernhuus fliatis Su ifiS5iren, oas in
ieiner baroden Scl;s Grditsftur init ben
bunbert WirtbIdaftsbiusen auf ben rings
um lauienben Balfpnen unb ben enblpien
Sdniren selter Waisfcl6en unter Dem
idattisen Dade tpcmSsli@ nod orisinel-
Ter war, ole Die anberen. Wdbrenb ct
ba aui elmer Banf unter elmer mddtiscn
aatanie iaB unb fleibis Seidnete, mar
bon ber Sauptitra6e Der, ba8 9dbden
berauf eilis elm iunses Wdbden sefpme
men, in beu 9auie peridmunben unc
mad Elm paar Winuten ipieoer berausses
treten.
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- Gin Yplisiit als 2ebensretier.
2ebten 9onnerfag &a6mittag brad III
oem SraoeSman'i6en Sbfbaus in Der
Waibington StraBe gu gteip Sort,
6euer aus. Sie Glammen batten ebe
Die Spriben angelangt maren, bebeu=
tenbe 6orti6ritte sema6t una bas
Jrontgebduoe eines non elmer gr6Beren
Nnsabl Gamilien bemobuteA Seuez
mentbaNIes, lpel6es NIT Dem 9inier=
baus perbunben 1T, ergriffen. Sas
gauge 9aus ipar balb NIT Gaub ge=
fillt unb Die Glammen 1T ber 5weten
gtage f6nitten BEN 8emobnern Der
obern Stodperfe ben einsigen iiig aie
Slu6t offen itehenAen Weg al, inoem
fle ole pailGge iiber Die enge Sreppe un=
m0gli6 ma9ten. Poli5iit &epnolos,
Der bic @efabr, in pel6er li9 bic 2eute
befanoen, erfannte rrb besen 0eI Itiirs
sung una &atbloigfeit bemerfte, babnte
1i1 einen @eg our0 ben bi6ten &au6
unb bic Tlammen unb errei6te gliidli6
Die Srontfeniter ber brennenoen Bob=
nung. Ct itieB nit elnem GuBtriti ei=
nes Der Geniter Ainaus, nobel ct ii6
an sea BeiAen i9wer berlebte, bielt fi6
nit eiilem Mrm an bem Teniterrabmen
fef unb befabl ben iiber Inn hefinoliz
den 2euten. ii@ herNnterfaaen su lai=
fen. 3uerft fiel Elm bret Monate altes
Rinb in Die 9lrme oes pplisiIteu, ipel=
der oas Gleine ftiBte unb es auf Dem
JuBbpoem nieberlegte, tporauf er na6
Dem 6eniter srriidfebrte. 9luf bieie
Weiie fing Der Poli5iit a6t &inoer uno
brei Srauen auf unb bieielben puroen
unter bem 8eifall elmer 9roben Menz
! f0enmsnge, Die 1i9 mittlermeile allge=
iammelt batte, mad Der StraBe in Si=
1erbeit gebra1t.
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wuseiAe+

Sierburd teebre id mid bem ,Yubli=
fum sr9ebenIt an,u1eisen, oab i'd bic
Wa d1ineu Wertfdtte bes 9rn,
Sasob 9 duble on Yrsialrabs .uabs
Der Bride lbsrnommen taSe.
8eheer Scu Dampf. uno anoeren Sra.
fdinen made id beienoers porqu{ aufs
mertIa@.
Iua ArIen bon Weparatnren, he in baS
Sad oes Ma1hinenarteitera fdlasen,
percea prcmpt uno tiGis ausseiiibrt.
$. Sbmeioer.
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- Ser proseB gegen Sen @iieltz
babnconbuftelr 8airO III 81 paio, Ser
M}arp W}eaber gei6dnOet baben ioll,
1T np6 nidt entl6ie6en. Ser 9lngez
flagte bat ii6 3eit erbeten, um @ntlas
ftungs5eugen berbeii6affen 5u f0nnen.
- Sheriff &Dbour1t ipollte in galz
mer einen Yferbebieb perbaften, ber ie=
bod BEL 9lnfunft bes Sberiffs entflob.
2ebterer feuerte brei S6ii1e ouf ibn ob
unb traf einen Nfann 9iamens Grenz
bau Ser in ieit1em S6uppen arbeitete.
= Gin S6afsii6ter Namens @elet=
ter in San Saba GountD perlor 100
S6afe bur6 bas 9lustreten bes Sluiies.
- SIT Triebbergers Store in Ga
Grange purbe fiir5litb eingebro6en unb
fit $500 gBaaren baraus entlpenbet.
= @barles Sobges, Der in eiuem
Salon in Slt=9aaas nit einem '&epol=
per ipielte, erbielt bur6 bas sufdlige
gntla6en befelben cine f6mere g8unbe
i'm 8ein.
= Sn @emplteab bat 6ralt BON Getz
6en ibren S6miegerIobn BEN 9lbppfa=
ten Stepbenfpn, geiboKen rnb f6mer
i'm gtaden permunbet. Stepbenion fam
betrunfen na6 6auie unb beleibigte
feine 6rau unb berengltern. 9ies CAB
Die Seranlallung su ieiner Sermullz
bung.
= 90. @}iiller III Sigh Sill, bet auf
$. SeDbler i6oB, lit unter 500 8iirg=
1rf1dft 1e1teflt fnDr6en.
= = 3mei 3immer i'm 81 Yaio Sotel
5u Sort gDprtb ipurben bon eilteln 9iebe
erbro6en unb $45 ipmie cine llbr ba=
raus geltphlen. Gin &aubanfall ereig=
uete ll0 glei6seitig am Giienbabnbepot;
Der Gauber erbelltete babel $3.50.
: Su 8renbam fanb cine nur ppn
9eutid}e!t befu6te 8erlammlung itatt.
0ieielbe belGloB, bpn allen Ganbibaten
cine Grflarung su berlangen iiber ibre
@mli6ten betreis Der Semperensagita=
ton,
stn ber Sem GEARS Greet in
Walbington Gountp bat 1i6 ein 9eut=
i6er 9tamens s. gimber erI6oHen.
Ser Mann lit am Garbunfel unb hieb
i6eint i'm 5ur ger5meiflung setrieben
gu baben.
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Gan Yeprp @prin as Yarf

Disiey populare Grbolunsaplab srfrsu
iia elmer fsts ilsissnpsn Yatraaase nno
auswartiee BelaGer perpen Defenders ba-
rauf aufmsrfiam aemadt. Ser Darf iie9t
Gereinsn coer DISQUALIFICATION 3ur
Ndbaltuns Don Yienies &c. fets often.
SIR ben Comfort Der Gaite III bsfsus es'
iOrst unb bic psrabreihtsn grfriItuussn
ilnb eriier 0ualitat. per V&@tsr. 9err
5ree. &erbie, pereebt isiu @eitaft
unb III ansrmaolih, Sscen 3uiricrensu.
ltsasn. @in Nadmittas an ben @grinas
seb6rt ~ ben srcbsn Nnnsbwlttatsitsn,
Bic Scn satgnip listsi. a0,6.l 1W
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] Feber sebeilt.

SD bsihetnise bic t6dt pprtye5iliSen Giseni6aften
ppn Grpf Odrbp8 ugrnpbplsette Sflib.1 @lS 0es=
tniictrunssz unp &sinisunssmtttel 1T es ippDbf
tbepretii6 ute prafttIt rrr5lstaer als anbere Be-
s.AarhDS Stub" tpiro en,pfpbicn bpt,:
SON. Ileganber 8. Stepbens, Georgia;
0iep. GbaS s. Deems, Tremhfins8stirhe, 81. g.;
Sol. &c @pnte, @plumbtd, uniperitatSprpf., S.9.;
9ier. ". s. Battle, Yrpf Wercers s11niperIitat;
9iep. Sec. S. gierce, giidpf Nt. Gptsc aRtr4e.
1urdyans totbtpenoig fur jehc,, SSanSb halt.
g,pltrmmen uni4aplt4. 3a tnnerlthen pber aubsrz
liaem 0ebranA fir Meaihen uuo @isA.
OaS yTtuip" ii eranbfb erprpbt ,rprben nnb NIT
habsn gsrsiis rpaaif, bab es ale8 pas temirft mas
bier Don ipn bebauptet ipirb. 3sr Dpllitinbiseren
Mu8tunft laie man fd tsI fetnem apptbeter ein
Gyenlpar Der gras@ara oebcn rber penbe i9 be8balb
an bic Giasntbtmer,
s. 9. .SetItn & Co.,
f3abrictrenoe @bemiter, PbtIabeIpbto
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me- y, ots ,um 22. uli 1852 auf Der .Vsifcffies ~
y @aa antOAio yatiieasa Nnb:
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@usuf Soi nsr r. f5rane Daufstr. - Sstlis ST.
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6auG - Sstar 8ramrr. = i 8rsiesl-Guauifs
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