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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

iaa''efiog tells that the fire and e,r,s.
 are a f0uslns themselves. Precisely ,saA9 sa.a the situation of the country and the sasa sss i''snt' fi,e Senate stands openly s esss s'sss" to the President, and significant biiatp spPSsed been uttered that the power of a-.s Aass Congress will be exercised. 4 ,ssalng .,..s,, for adjournment has been offered 1" '''0a ]" House of Representatives, and ,ba, s - the drawn at the tiaae, t was to he ofFa., si'a. :. in few days. Should the Housa 't''a to adjourn and the Senate dissent, tbs sss' p'. sldent will prorogue tilem, and tbe s . IS very likely to refuse going-in vb;sh s-''' the consequences might be terrible rS sS' Is but one thlng hindering the adioure,n.a. of the House-and this is that tbo c ''u. Appropriation Bill is not yet passed. s's' s' erai members of the opposition have d.s'.. ed openly that they are determined ,a II. every thing in their power to nre,oa, '0 appropriation beng made until sometb;.s IS done 10 relieve the country. vano, amendments, cutting down the salaries < ali the officers of government, ;n;oht h ' passed but for one thing they went sl.. tto et;t ett down ;;E tic pay of l,epheps of q ss gress. Vance should have known int A. Pocketis not to be touched with imnno;,,,
 With regard to cur Territorial eooc.. la Congress, we have not word of oom and in ruth, neither House is disposed t' pay much attention to any thing but fl, general affairs of the country.
 Foreign news there is none. from . pole to the other-except that there aJe os, D four Presidents fighting one against tb. other i'll Peru. Whenever true freedom. gained and kept by nation of priest.,i5 den spaniards, then is the age of lairacle,
 
 returned. Trey are nearly quiet in Mex. co, and owing to the shipments which tbsy have made of ther monks and priests and the influence and wealth of which they have shorn those NAo remain, they may psrhap, remain quiet. In Spain and Portugal t,sy are still fighting. It is very little matter which whips in either country. The pso. pie will gain nothing by victory. All Eq. rope beside, remains ia stafu qao-e4cea that France IS moving on towards ReYo. lation-and, strangely enough, towards Revolution ill favor of the Garsts and the young Duke of Bordeaux.
 Dinner, <s it? Well, come again.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
rlzErn ID }. ,. , .s,s q.AA1zss.7E:I.

So, you have really revisited our table again. We had lost hope of seeing you
 once more, and discussing matters with you
 for a leisure hour. What do you imagine
 we were thinking upon when you came in1
 No, it was none of those. "Editoral
 courtesy" was the subject of our thoughts
 We came the other day upon fourteen-
 iIIUn papeF, prtutea hvasssr i.aavwr w1rere---
 but without doubt an oracle in it's own yi-
 cinity. and star in its own orbit. .T he
 flrst thing which met our eye was an indig-
 nant rebuke for thewhQle body editorial ofthe land, on account of their violence, abuse,
 and personality. The Press was lilsened to
 the Augean stable, and very pathetic ap-
 peal was made to public opinion, to rouse
 itself and put down such abuses. It fairly
 brought tears into our eyes, "albeit unused
 10 the melting mood" We thought we had
 found the Phoenix of all editors-when, To!
 casting our eyes downward little, we dis
 cerned tine following words, in large capi- tals, garnished at the end with several ex- climation marks-s' ViHainous calumny!n
 We found it to be specimen of the "edito- rial courtesy of our Phpnix, addressed to the editor of rival paper, who was found to possess impudenee enough to sit himself down under the very nose of the fourteen- inch editor, and the still greater impotence to be pretty well supported. This was just y resented by our courtly editor, in the article of columns length. by the gentle epithets of 'polron,' "yilain,o , and sundry similar terms of ssedtoria cour- tesy." There is no doubt that the freedom of the press IS at times carried too far in our country. Violent personal abuse is re- sorted to, and the habit is growing upon the once sober and dignifed journals in the east. But, after ali, the freedom of the press Is like the air of heaven and the pure water. 1t may, like them, be sometimes perverted to wrong and improper uses, but IS the only element in which Republic 'an live and breathe. If the people en- outrage and approve of violence and per onal abuse, there will never be wanting the lands to minister it to them-but whether Iiey tio so or not, the freedom off the press must not be abridged. It is the only safe 'uard agalnst tyranny, and that at which Il despots tremble, and which they ever at empt to circumscribe..
 Are you looking there for news from Washington city! It is very unproftable earch on our table at this time. Great and important events are taking place, which nay revoluhonize the country, but still there ittle to mark down as new. The state I thlnss now, may be likened to the pre- atat'ons of volcano for its eruption.- 'teadily and in darkness the elements of ae convulsion gather strength--a and only n occasional unquiet throe or postantous
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

The moment the Senate was called to order yeserday, the Private Secretary of the President of the U. s. presented Mes sage to tip Senate, protesting against the resolutions of the Senate touching the re- moval of tie Public Deposites. The Mes sage seem to have been expected, at least during thenorning; for there gathered an unusually arly audience of both sexes.- the Senate however, was not full. Mir. WEBSTER, Mir. CHAMBERS, and Mr. BE1I. were still alsent; Mr. FORSYTH, MT. PRrs- TON, and Ar. PORTER, were casually and Mr. CLAY,had yesterday accompanied his Lady, who's in i'll health, on her way to a watering pace in Virginia, where she is to stay some weeks. As soon as the last word of th message, as it's readino was eoncludedfell from the lips of the Secre- tary ot thesenate, MT. Poindexter address ed the Char. In indignant terms he de- nounced tie Message. which he declared could moi t,considered an Executive Mes sage, as nt pertaining to any of the public occasions n which the President of ,ba IT
 s.is authcized by the Constitution to ad- dress hlmslf to the Senate. He consider ed It an upficial paper merely, signed by ANDREW acKsoN. In any view. consider. ing It doument moi otrespectful 10 the Sen ate he mood t,at u be not veceired. On this notiorR debate ensued, which cont;n
 ued until 5o'clock, in which the motto, was suppoted by Messrs. poipdexter
 sprague, Felinghuysen, and Southard and opposed by Messrs. Beaton and K;ng of Alabama. But before taling any question l,
 on motion of Mir. Leigh, the Senate aa burned. Ind so the matte rests.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

Resolution had got me into this dia5uity he couldn't do less iiiai me than put uPa bea in his own lodgings; right in hle with Gadsby's; and might sleep ther n vel |, come, till the constitutional pint was all settled, and so here be now, seeP at MT. Clay's house, and knock abouthrough the day as well as 1 can and mot ot the tune in the Senate Chamber, wlere ind upon the hull, I've got q thumpn majority, and m afore Congress goss home, calculate the vote in t'other houe viii change too; good many there ] find shakin in their shoes al- ready, and as soohas they see your elec-- lions and il,e 3ifsiany elections go as hope they will, I calculate on gittin two third vote on ev'ry pint agin the folks who have got the Gineral in keepin now.
 Yours, &c. J. DOWNING, Major.
 Downngyiie Militia, 2d Brigade.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

The following Resolution was passed at meeting of Hatters, in New York ciEf on the 2d ut.
 Resolced, That the Hat of State has lost its color by having too much Jaeksonisn in the colonng liquor, and to expect that ] continuance of the present state of things will turn out to the benefit of the people, would be like expecting a hat to scear Na' that had a body made of cobwebs and nap- ped with swlngle tow.
 Also at meeting of the Printers, &c. m the same city, on the 5th ut. the following
 Resotued, That the United States con tain the most splendid array of Republican tventy .fours, ever imposed upon the map the world, dressed and locked in a golden chase by master compositors; and thai II ,i the duty of every patriot to strive all n ns power to preventthe form from beIng, Ofoa. r en do,cn by botches, who, in State l00m,@' scarcely know ps.too' from sa0ei'Hs' stick.
 Resolred, That although the trst page of our Government gave pfomise ol nv ble polsne, of which the patriot would noun . to find the last signature; yet there ai. .tst st many imperteciions in the latest s'iseis' m ,a', . it Is best to raise the form, and conlleD'ss new HHeudt Page. a .,s.
 Resotoed, That, in our oPlIlioii, 'i's' aaro 70 son why General jackson's GaDine's as,s ', been so often sguabbled, and thrown s,ps lnlv ps is because in seliiag them ap,the lo1s'as" 'a'a cases are low, and he runs too muen 'Y soYts. .,.orv
 Resolued, That it is the duty oi t'i.. ess,, ,bs one following the trade, and mherl'alss s,,ss ' at of Franklin, to make i'as" ',or the Swamp Dynasty, during the .5n tnI have election, and d,qpe out the swarm M,''b ',, ,bsre been living upon fai acOrk so long .sa,n ',a' Y is not leGn Jaced letter among 'i'0'A'
 MT. Shiel, the Irish member :, q .aaceat a ment, has been declared entirely '',.'S nsc,;ue of the charge made against mn h'' 'gvf Mr, HiR and Lord Althorp, his accusefs''''N aane1Ie honorable.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

He loiioWin9 are the ohly Items oi m. portance which We find in the Washington papers.
 Y In Senate, April l4-The bill authoda ing change in the location of the l6thsa. ton of public lands granted for the use Of schools, was laid upon lhe table on motion of Mir. olay-yeas 20, nays Is.
 A bill making an appropriation for the construction ofa road ffom point opposite to Memphis, Tenn. to Little Rock, in Ar kansas Territory, was ordered to be el. grossed and read a third time.
 April l2.-in the House of Reprosens tives, Mir. Williams, from the committee on territories, reported bill establishing the Territorial Government of Huron, which was twice read, and committed.
 A pril l7-Mr. Williams renoried bill to authorize an extra session of the Legs lative Council ofthe Territory of Michigan, which was twice read and committed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

IL is rot little amusing to observe the course oi our pelitiea! leaders, as they turn from one side to the other. Itmust be quite refreshing to them, when their old heresies are brought up in judgment against them. Colonel Benton, for example--ihe following quotation from a speech of his, made in St. Louis, previous to General Jackson's election, must be very pleasant to his eyes.
 "If he'' General Jaeksop) "shall be elected President, he would surround him. self with pack of poitltcot bull dogs, to bay at alt arho dared to oppose dis measures. For myself, as 1 cannot think of legisIating with BRACE OF PISTOLS Ill ny belt, l shall, in the event of the election Of General Jackson, resign my seat in the Senate, as every independent man will have to do, or risk his LITE and HONOR"
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

APPOINTMENT BY THE GoVERNoR.-- Richard c. s. Brotea, to be Sheriff of Craw- ford county, in the room of Joshua E. Brown, resigned.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16
THE ADVOCATE.
Eif'faE ROCK. MAY I6. 1884.

ssDigest things rightly, touching the veal
 Of the Conl1non.''
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

taloa, on her passage from the Mouth of the River to this place, a few days since, struck d snag, in the neighborhood of the Pine Bluffs, and wasimmediately run upon sand bar. Particulars not known.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

MT. Dennis, member of songress from sad. dled at Washington on te 18th ult =
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

We understand that the steamboat O.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

The following are the only items of in portance which We find in the Washinstol
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-16

suppose you'n be all pretty considera- be struck when you come to see where l now be, and so Fl jest tell you in as short order as possible, hc@ 1t come about.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
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. Ngent(daft,
um getoer un6 ionftises Gisertburt SOr

un, gelesr uno ion(tises Gisentbuns SOu
europa bieber ;u be;ieben.
qa,,oe Iben, ,s,b cft--iit BON uielen Seis
ten ber Die QIuToroerune 90 ben llntevfbrieE
uno GisentbGner bles
fes GtablitIsmentes,l l-Semabt Ooroens--
tiue 9laentiboit su etabllren, permittellt
meIdber bier rrobnenoeu, sisropdilden @nis
aranten.-ibr bort beD Der @ussraaoer,sn9
nod suridgeladenss, oeer (onit'9stnsor.s
uenees Gisenrbum, -ebne 9rceen Irubet.
liufoitrn, Sbnierigtsiteu nnb 0efabr, ters
weroen fbnnte. .-uno tau9eu.
vielfeitig bat ct forpobl Die 3spedmdBiseeit
elmer icIben Ginridtuns,--als aud, Die
mis ibret .Nusfibrun8 rerenhpften SHwie=
|riateit isberoaebt uno ertro9en,-,inb nun
enelib--f.eut ct Gb-ieiuen S.euuben 1t.
sem publiFum tbsrbanpt anaeisen ;u lnuntu,
oaB er, eurb ansesnhpfte Detbinsuns uno
Neruitt sluu9 init fu!ie uno refpeetaE{tebens
ben 6anoluna asbdulern oisfe sbwieriateis
Ten beleitist bat, une bereit nno i'm
gtanoe ift-eie an ibn seribteten Nuts
trdae bieler Mrt, fbleuuia erpeeirst sa sSns
men, uno sspar IN fat ale oeer Die mei(teu
8eaeuoen bes teutIben 8aterlanbes. "a
er nit eiefer 9lrt @sIbdfte, burb pielfaltise
Ausibmua,--intins nuo pinttlieb pertraut
iit.--lopobl in itreu 9esuse auf aI,ueriea
als audi in RadIdbt auf guropa,-io it
er Aberjeu9t, aIlen Die bep ibm ia oieler
Sabe ausufen n69en. peue uno lbueue
Satisfaetipn seben su tbnnen. 2aae
ale bfsntliober 0ei6dftsmann, uno fein
aussebreitets @orresponbenl bieteu ibm
abrissns nod 3hlfsmitte unb @rleibters
unaen fir obiseu 0elbdfts3treis oar,--pie
nibt jeoermaun 81. 0ebote (teben.
p0eDruFte9 . u II, a d.
ten n, Iine INNER bep ibm auf baub, iuc
2euten, bic aus Der Serne bep ibsu 80 obisem
3tpede anipre6en ,nbsen, eann ct in l ODER
2 Gtunoeu ibr 8an5es0elbdjt 10 erpeoireu,
oaB jie obne fernern Irubel uno 3eitnerId,n=
nip, ibre 3eimreile trieoer antreten fSnnen.
TSeine Gebnnngen miro er 70
billis tttaben caB (Ib n.euaano oariiber bes
lbweren tpirc. ..z
ueberiesunseu unc ghreiberepsu ia teut,
lber. ensliiber ,.ne trausbGlbr Spra1e,
,peroen ebenfalls bon ibm befOrat.
SblisBli6 srnpfieb!tsr f,d bent Dienf
uno BEN Qluftrdaen bee pubIifu,us, uub
miro be0en @unft uno Mernamen burb
pInftIibseit uncIrsue 81 uescieuen iuden.
.' Yeter &aufmann,
@eb. ees Yaterlan6s sfreunoes.
Canton, 0ldr5 28. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
. ssQeue Glitter !!
Septesnber 1s. 1e54.

6arris, Nepnolos unD Nugplllrli
J)abeu 10 ebea bon 9leusDort nne pbila'
belpbia eine srcee unb pradtise Qiuswabl D
Gitern srbalten, bers6use far Die seesn'
spdrtiae uno berannabe Sabrs5eit,-eue srel
DE fe entfeblcfsn Fno 10 oblfeil far
8aarselo ia ueraaufen, coer Sessn BIZ
neifteu -0lrteu 2anoesprebuete aisssntai''
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inbt bep ibnen an,ulpre6en, uno far i'6
fe!bft 5u mrtbeilen. .:.. -,
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&c. &c. be(fdnbis auf q a ge--urotS tr'e &C.
aum 4ereauf- uf--istr tpoblfeil. :.
8aaraelb uno Die Raftauner preIis
be3ablsu Ne fir DaiJen.
Sit perl,ongezl' b.
cine ssoNe auautitdt Butter nns eper.
Canton, Snlp 4. 1884. ,.s 12:H.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

VlIe DeriOnss paGe Anforbransen pa:
Ben aeasn Die 3interIaGenfbaft ,oes vttftors
benen albyataya Sraft. mevben biermit auf;
aefcroert bisielbe ben llnterihrietenem, se'
sidhi6 be8laubiSt, inuerbalb Satresfriit ..
Dato, Sur 3ablnua eiu3ubrineen. tlne aue
Die iener 0intetIafeufbaft (bulbeR'. nnptr:
Saslidbe 3abluns Su leifteh. Z
:. .~.. ... pster &raft,> @reeufer.
g a6rib t miro biermit st9s'
Sen, eaB bard ben 600 befaaten albsaba's
Srafts. Die Dor bieiem apil1en ibm nne
|lIuterlbrisbenen beitssvuee partnsrIm'p'
nunn,ebr aufseinBtiit alue Die, Dabsr, .psl'
DE Nniprabs sesen belaste Sirn'a baoen'
spsreen aufseforoert oieftlbe losle'6 Sur
3ablaua an 6en Observation-Disclosures einsure'9'
eu, une ieae welebe iib befaster Slsma IL
s1alosu riTeu,. uupsrsaslieb aesutTnass"
r. Deter &roft,
-. Nbertebenoes partner.
SepteuNber 19. 1884. 9e:4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
Sle1
0QrDmdQrer1 StDDr+

Der iinterfhrieteue bat bon cen gtdoten
Wbilabslpbis uno 0leuyert erbasfen' e'ne
eroBe anspabl pom :
0aro 10 ortM s ar ven ano
Gei u
spsIbe su WebIfeilen gsti(en ssEssatt Des'
etn. r ar.<...,
Der 4orsate beRett tbeilsueiie in Solsen'
BEN NmbSse. e6raabeuiIO6e. 6l.nsetl'
l1uf.s y. etIssr. pereuNioasbHtbe, Rabs
len une Irunns: Slsen, 9onocner .. ttat:
f6e gyrinsfebern, ano @uBsSt0bL Qano'
nub aapfens g4aen con allen @atinHaen.
d. cine idSne Aus,rabl BON 1aat Rso Rebl
Sobsin. 4ctrerseNeGe uno Dotrer, Sddp'
eS, itatlplAtfen uno ei(erne QDtneel, Win:
SeIrsae nab 3eaRdbe, pessislide searbeisets
Shesreu, gnaltIeber. Ntnetlfaniibsr une
zeatftbev S1abl. (tablsrnes, ,,easn8nes uno
siierner Dgatb, Mediaplatten, eine tebous
patsbie Teilen, e6hubsuadersuno Satt,
ler: aDsslsus !; Seosss uno 1a(tben 9Nel'
fes. 9ii@.DorleeemeGer une Vabe!n, Wa'
oenb alseu, gbnapprsssea, 6soG eanSet:
ten, oeYeIeidben iAy Vfsr6e, 3ugfrsnge uno
.Oalfteristtsn. patenf Sdsensidter, 6allen.
Gjiasunc aelaoene peitf6en u. DO. @1nh:
&c, 9Aus=2bses une 'pfeseesSbelen, 0e:
srsioe nmb Grasfenien. 1eut(6e SenNn u.
gibeln, garlv @ibe!n, 9eus ,ino Miftsa:
bsla, gspsbrbN6la8e; cine ausseosbntt
HuewabI Satsterraren, Melf6torr,= uno
teusiebe Oaden, ei(erne uRo tsseOiene Ibee:
seffeI. DtepfaBs @ettlbrauben &afemabler
unb Drebmadel jeber 0attu 8, breits
Ste,ntu: uno Sobmeint!, aub teutf4e
9blbfTer unb Salten. Dautren Sallen<--- :
Saubpapier, Sbranben ano 0uBsebdnSe,
aigen: unb SbranEfb blbfIer. 6ubfbellen,
Oelfeine snb NsaIerFeiue. Dader DO. pas
tensirse une seneine StrcbneGen5'i ibtraia,
qeinAL aDallratb, 1erpentinseift, @opal Sns
uig MsabIerpiniel beiteS anenetianli9es
Sofb. 8leprpeiB &c.
Herue r.-8tiets 0eiebirr 2al1ens
3anm.C CSsrsuwo Sobueber, GalbfeQe Safs]
an g6wstaes uno SiiSleesr se. ~.
.-. 2tsuis Scsel.
Gautcn, SuIp 70. 1884, Attf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
9pibael 8e9etlaf.

9Raebt bem publifum biet,nit betannt
bae e. i'm gtance 1T alle fclsenes bsnann-
ten Rranfteiteu ,u beilen. ,als: 1aubbelf
Stummbsit. BIiuobeit, Grebs. NIelanbolie,
J,pppbenbrie, faGenoe gu6s ocer Gpileps
(ie,-ebsnfaus angeborne Ui6ter.--tinse=
tp,rsette Da0eriudt psitfebes, llrin pers
itcpfuus uno llriu : Nssulieruns. Mee't:
ibmepine saI3FaGe, s6,pinonns Der
Slieber, Milssranlbeit, Srabe ilebsrbsine
neb(t elmer Mense atosrer 0ebts1en 81
rsitlduftis bier ~ benan1en.
Nt6aeI @esenait 1T ~ fnesn au S2r"'
|R. Qopetts Mirtbsbaue, pber bep 9En. De;
malt S6nibt in Canton. Gr nsrbhsst iep
FIR Die 9siluus olle 9etrsdsn, bersn eu'
er hternimut unb ,piro fsiue RebnunSer
6u0erf biuiq maten. -"
gantsns Gers. s6. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
WrpttcttDn s.
9erFeberunss'G Go,npasnit.
l.- alasntensO Oh,6-&anton,

' ..~z. acc. 24e 1906. }
:, "a Der untesibsisbeae BON Der "pr 0.
Snfurauee'g ompasnie"
~ !Oartfcro, Connecticut, ale N9snt an9es
fellt uno autoriiirt worcen obue Auffbnb
8nf6eruusen aus5uFellen, 70 erbietst Ct
lib biern,it Joanier, etobrsJ Whblen, Sa:
brifen uno 6beuern, ia,un,t beren Snbalt,
ueba irseuoe,lep anberna dbulioben @isen:
tbune, eeeen Derluf ooer Seld,dbisunS
ou,b Seaer, su aBseuriren. Die &Ufen oa:
su (ln6 uieorisss. alS bic irssao elmer Gins
ltalt oiefer glst une bic l8eiie Wstbe ciele
Offs in Shlihtnn9 ibrer 0ef6dfts, nno
osr 8eribtisuns uHo 8eSab!uns <ibrer Ders
lu(ts, perfol9en rrirc. miro p,c,nft uno lis
beral fem. alnfrassn ias 8eoinaun8en u.
Qldsenraus. ubsea in bet ai,ntsitnbe BON
6arris uno 8elben inGantOu. Setaaebt srers
osn, pussb alle geibafts ia 8syus auf bisis
alstntl6aft pesmistelt weresn.
9rn Sarris,
0ssns far bsiaste eemrasnie.
sGautpu san. 10. 1884. So:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
Gtrtifcates.

cd, bs,euse biernit, ba6 isb ben RrebS IN
Qiaae batts, uub Doctor N. WeSenaft ss'''
Iibn @urirte. pbilIp 4Dss8.
| September rs. 1884. i, =.
Sbbe3euse biermit, baB ib ben &rees in
huge bate, unb Ct mir Den baiben Baofr
spessefreGen bat, uno Dr. Mesenaft ibn Gu
rirte. Jchann Gselss
| septsmbsr s5. 1884.
SD bessuse bisrmis. ss6 smeine Sran eis
Brultaus1ebyuns bate, uno Dr.. QDesenof
lie 9ebeilt BAT. pbitip pumB.
September IS. 1884. .~ -.
Sb bsseuse biersnit, baB i6 eisfauenSe g!n'
ter bate, uuo Dr. Meaenait MIDI srieoes
gutirte. JoNna Se!e''
September rs. 1884.
Scb be,euae biern,it, eaB idb bsp Sabre
Nelan6 o!if6 rar, unb Or. 1De9euait MIDI
wieoer Gurivte. Spbann 4Denlel.
eepteu1bsv rs. 1884.
Sb be3euae biermit, taB ib ben seibroIs
lenen&rebs bate, unb in guropa Is Sabre
eeocetest babe, uuo Dr. Msesnait nir Jpn
Gurirts. .-. Sobn @aH,bauer.
@sYtsmber IS. 1884.
Sob beSeuse bisstnit, baB idb bic eebcrne
qBa0s,iubt batte. uno Or. Mesenaft ,t,is
ba!f biz idb seiuuo mar. JUbn &ursel.
eeptsn,bev Is. 1884. -: .-
SD bate ben melanbcliiben &an,p 70
baB fje 2 Stuuo tobt trar, uuo Or. Ms9en;
at fam unD bra6te MIDI spieber ins 2sben
in elmer Minuts. Glilabetb SanSfrale.
September Is. 1884.
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