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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17
from our Evening Edition Of yesteIday.l
The Albany Argus.

This is another for monopoly OF the press. Is
il right 10 il Just is it fair that this great State through
its representatives should at Albany press en-
bowed with the public printing, and demand o. It as an
earnest Of its allegiance the support, the unconstitutional
support of certain party principles Is it in accordance
with institutions, that such machine should exist
in this sovereign State No Every man will cry, no.
Ii is the duty then Of every Journal that prizes freedom
than slavery rise up against the Albany Argus
and demand of the Legislature the repeal Of the obi
GUS printing law II is the sacred duty ofevery in
the community to demand the breaking up of this
nepoy, ruin the Argus to make war against
its editor but free that paper from the shackleS in
which it is present bound elevate it to the lofty
stand that it ought to occupy If Mr.. Croswe cannot
sustain the Argus without the support of the Legisla
ture, his paper ought 90 down AS freeman he
should depend upon the public bounty. The Wings
should deprive him of it, II enables him to mislead the
public. 1t places him above the influence of pubic
opinion, the soul and spirit Of free press. The Albany
Argus for years past has been the willing organ of
party that disregarded means in the attainment of GER
tain ends Its separation from the State government
should be speedily effected. Such divorce would be
productive Of an invaluable good to the State.
But how is the public printing TO be done Let tbe
done any other public work is done Let ii be given
to the lowest bidder. Then he who shall &c, the job
Will be independent OF the master he works Tor. In
free government like every attempt restrain free
dom of opinion should be frowned down But above all
let the press be snshacke6. Let the unhaliowed
hands of party approach it. through the public bounty
II party wish press propagate their doctrines let
them come forward manfuly, and openly sustain such
an engine Competition could then meet the evils of
party press. Public opinion would operate upon its
doings free and unconstrained. Amy system that
bes public print to uphold doctrines contrary the
public sense, is injurious liberty. injurious the
rights Of the individual in the republic Such
system has pampered and kept fat the Albany Argus
has enabled its editor dictate the free people Of
New York the they shall pursue in politics.
Thanks to the abused and insuted people. its reign is
end its domination to a downfall Hence
forth the Argus will stand upon its merits. On that
ground we wish il every success, but viii
ry honorable exerton divorce from the State Gov
eminent We call therefore upon the opposition to
serve Mr. croswell with dose Of his own divorcing
doctrines. Let the press be Free centiousy free, if
necessary The press the press the press is the grand
Of our liberties Let grid and meet
those who would enslsye it, the onset and shameful
defeat awaits them. Let the watchword be-Dvorce
of the press from the government.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

MysTgRIys-Mr Strut in his Manners and Gus.
toms Of the English" has given description of the
stage in England when mysteries the only theari
cal Northumberland. i'll, p 100. "In the early dawn
of literature and when the sacred mysteries the
only theatrical performances what is now called the
stage did then consist OF three several Platforms
ges raised one above another On the uppernost sat
the Pafer Caestis surrounded with his Angels on the
second appeared the Holy Saints. and glori6ed
and the last and lowest occupied by mere who
had not yet passed from this transitory life to the
rsns OF eternity On side Of this lowest platform
was the resemblance Of dark pitchy cavern from
wherce issued appearance Of fire and flames and when
L was necessary the audience treated with hide.
Gus ceilings and noises initiative OF the howlings and
cries Of the wreched souls tormened by the relentless
demons From this yawning the devils themselves
constantly assembled delight and to instruct the spec
tatsrs tie delight because they usually the
greatest testers and bu'cons that then appeared and
20 instruct fsr that they treated the wreched mortas
who were delivered TO them with the utmost cruelty
warning thereby all men carefully avoid the falling
into the such hardened and remorseess spirits.
An anecd te relating TO English mystery presents
curious specimen ofthe manners ofour country which
then could admit Of such representation the smpli.
city. if not the bertinism Of the age great A
play acted in ofthe principal cities Of England
under the direction Of the trading companies
before numerous assembly Of both sexes, wherein
Adam and Eve appeared the stage entirely naked,
performed their whole part in the representation Of
Eden to the scrpents temptation, to the eating OF the
forbidden fruit the perceivng Of and conversng about
their nakedncss and the supplying Of fig leaves TO
cover IT," Warrior observes they had the authority Of
scripture for such a representation and they gave
tiers just they found them in third chapter Of Genesis
A SHAVED KISe-when Levis VII, TO obey the in
functions Of his bishops, cropped his hair and shaved
his beard Eleanor, his cansort found him, with this
usual appearance very Ridiculous and very
tenptibe She revenged hsrselfas she thought proper
and The poor shaved king obtained divorce She then
married the Count Of Anjou, afterwards Henry III
She had fer her marriage dover the rich provinces Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

Potion and Guyenne and ts was the origin Of those
wars which for three hundred years ravaged France
and cost the French three millions OF men, All which
probably had never occurred had Louis VII not been
SO rash TO crop his head and shave his beard by
which he became 50 dsgusu in the eyes Of our Queen
Eleanor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

IT At the opening Of the Criminal Court at New
Orleans, in November, Judge Canonge said, vi feel
the necessity equally as citizen and Judge to d.
rect your full attention to the scourRes which demon
slize and desolate our country; yos must have al
ready anticipated me. / mean drunkenness and the
concealed wearing of weapons, the false asd unna-
ural point Of honor. These the evils would de-
nouncen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

EsGA GEmESTs.-The Nashville Advocate says =
Last year by this time every hog engaged with
in 20 miles of this place." As their engagements
to the knife they are better Oft az they are.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

Ma. BoorH.-There has been some bad arrange
meni in regard this gentleman and the Woodwork
benefit, which was to have taken place this week at
the Bowery. Mr.. Booth volunteered his services and
came all the way from Baltimore, at some expense
and msch inconvenience, to perform, and upon ARR
wing at New York he is told very cavaerly that the
bsne6, 10 postponed This is very pleasant for a man
who travels two hundred miles to perform charita-
Bile act.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

Ir The Jail in Morris county, New Jersey, has not
had prisoner for some weeks. Where are all the
Jail birds.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

% There has been a theatYcal row OF Louisville
in which a Mr.. Foster got thrashing from Mr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

Er The Trenton Races commenced yesterday
Among the distinguished characters at the Course
are Lady Clifden, Fanny Wyatt, Mngo, Pictop,
&c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

| p They have discovered in New Orleans tina,
Mrs Conduit sing Surprising people at New On
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

Dfederefch HeIns, w. D.SWrg DomtIsf,
T FROM Germany, bcgs leave To recommend bnSeh IN
American public IN az the branches Of Surgery - Dert
Profound owledge and long practice allow aim claim
that he and retain the confidence NJ
public IL cpporusiy he afforded 10 him display his sch
II which patients In several Europesn States
have derived great benefits
He would take the occasion recommend his newly
composition artificial Teeth, which viii endure
longer than and which be fitted by seits
well ny the single piece
~ Ohbce Hudson | elT.lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

II The Philadelphians speak of the aurora borea
lis 1t appeared to them at the precise time and in
the precise manner as to us.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

LUCKY DoG.-An old lady who recently died in
Wakefield, England, has left her dog ESQ year for
lfe.-Boston Herald.
Not so lucky, Mr.. Herald for as of course some
puppy will have a reversionary interest in the dogs
legacy, the chances to that the dog will
not enjoy his income long. The dog will die in order
that the puppy may live
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17


~ H. NEWELL, at ~ Canal st. corner 81 Wooster, gives
notice he constantly receiving from his factory Boots
81 every description which he warrants and viii sell At reds
sed prices Tor cash.
Boot, enabled to up better article. and by selling
afford cheaper than san he pnrcbased In the
ctyor ether words obvses the necessity Of taxing good
for the delinquency Of bad customers -
NJ b. Water Proof Scots from u 10 t55o-Boys wioter do
from q 10 e15o. oSo-Im-A
7 AMPS CHANDELIERS kC.-Ths subscriber
IL be n 10 inform friends and the public In general that
he has arrivals Europe,
,ortne OF the aforementioned articles, which he oAe for
sale low prices for cash, Wholesale and
tail, via:
Astral lamps, in gilt, brcrred, marble and glass Pillar.
Mantle do IN do do. de do viii
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hanging chandeliers for CANDIES, from N - lights
Rock lamps, Or drawing roosns, from ITO s.
Elegant eandeabrss carrying from Tn 70 u lights
Elegant mantle csndlesticks, psis and ornspss tai
Hall lamps for oil and
Hanging gas lamps from IN lights
Ladies wash tables, elegantly painted IN oil coora
Ladies gilt buckles slides, head bands, he
single ard double barrel percussion fowleg piece
Dueiling, holster, belt. - pocket pistols
rfated cardlesticks, branches eruet francs.
Tee kettles, ketlessuds. nc. W.. wnEAkS,
s2T-snss In Fuhen a.
VANILLA BEAns.-A small lest received ~,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17
TKINsoE,s REH5hAT TIA ". S * .s.. a.

a TKINsON,s pEPILATORy rON ~
IA MOVING SUPERFIUOUs HAIR ros. inc sess, iss
ssd of ladies with equal certainty and sssy, VIC
skia whittier and smoother Than before the sppnss'.
AyJApEEN MAHOMEDs TURKISH PIE tor cn.sg-
os red or ersy hair ON the WHISPERS ard eyseros 70
beautiful and perma BLACK or oroW"' ~''-o~> 'e -
skp or the finest hprs -, a. uapr 80 a,c.a~.v
80 .ss Nv, ,s TO doors Dye street, c25-ims
a ySVVTON, . surgeon Of oag Standing, asd
ncs - o Of the colleges tfor annteuy snd the Ne
. ,.,s Of physc and SURGERY In Europs hiss novea
~, IT, So,e No 81 Ceurlandt a. where - may - consu
I'd ON every Incidental 70 hnmss nstose, 49,,
eel csscs cured In FROM two To nine days sores w.
ssbsr descrpton N ume propovueoew to "e"
s.r, Auendaaee n al uneA nm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

The Indianapolis and Lcavenworth Ia. mail was
lately robbed near the latter place. The letters and
papers were found floating down the Ohio river.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

VAN1LLA BEAns,-A small csse Jest received sd
for sale BY RUsHTON AsrtNwALL.
OIL. Sun Ne g william -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

SHAvISG.-In New Orleans, where there is no cent
currency shavers of the north have been deing
profitable business. They have been buying up a
large amount Of ten cent pieces, which they pass of
on the community for twelve and Matchmaking a
nett profit Of rs per cent.
The Picayune recommends to cure the evil, that
the city should resolve to take them for six and
quarter cents only which would, of course, cause
their immediate abolition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

IL Miss Tree has ran off with half the hearts of
the bachelor Baltmoreans by her performance Of on
critic speaking Of her departure, congratuates him
self that, in the words Of her own touching fare
well TO Cemanthc,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

II Forty-two nterments in Baltimore in the week
ending on the l4th instant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

brown a. Co.'S One Priced Hat store.
THE subscribers, since the year 1884 have aimed a
,,uImsnehg The pnblic with elegant and substantial
hat oil The most graceful al the accommoJatino
pre- Oh " They can now say that their efforts have
seen crowned with trium phsht
tured by them during the last three surpa in beauty
ana hnsh any herstoiore offered, stand pre-eminen
the community. P''' =
hey nave Just completed their arrangements sell plain
easter Hat for $500 which in point finish ele
gance o. form and general appearance will compare with those
OF The highest prices All sales for no deviation in
price. ~ "
nl6-3m+ l78 Chatham Sonara 80 A.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

II Don Juan having been barbarously murdered
at Philadelphia with IMMUNITY the same outrage is to
be perpetrated at Baltimore. If the fine old Don has
any friends let them come to his assistance and
him from the murderers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

ass PAsSAGE FOX MOBILE -Frs Ship
hXkkH Inc well known fast sailing splendid Packet Shin
CARROLL OF CARROLTON, Captain Bird viii
nave immediate despatch for the above port Can in most
manner accommodate limited number of second
ana esrase passengersa al moderate prices Her
uechs being 80 very spacious and lofty
mand decided eference Passengers are I'd 10
ase th ship before engaging by any other For further
paIou'dIs please apply To Herdmnn Keenan, South ST
one door from Wall St or log south ST. = ~ "
Of.Smt - eNNo'''"ou-tVN-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

strictly confidential The genuine medicines be obsaseA
other places but the following 7 Hanover street, bos-
icn North sixth street. Phiadephs; 81 Hsmnss street
Albany. oae-lns
vU,HOMPSONDs sURGlCAL TRUHS-W Ed
ridge street. between q, and and Broonel New York.
The which has sended the sppcatsu
this Truss which had been given
after having tried all other kinds, proves its superiority.
ID worn with perfect and safety, sr days trial
This Truss has been examined by than 300 q
celebrated Surgeons and Physcians m New Ysk,
who agree In saying possesses Qualities superior 81
other i, use. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS entire
n6.2m' =. BENJAMIN, agent, 90 Eidridge street
n ONE ~ETTI G.-DoCToR HEWITT, Bone Set
ID TER the public, that such has bess the increase,
nj his practice city, obliged 70 eonh0e his
eases where pstiens Such viii
tipue In visit DR. ". administers med-
enes internally His attention wholly given psreular
In these his practice tsrgnsteA ~ The No.
ordinary surgery hss been spyulay Among ,oss
fractures sprass hip diseases whes
svengs paraytc and rheumatic affections, eos
sso OF the spine and other defornhes weak
Of the limbs, he -
To ,,~,, ns are acquainted ~h the great eScscy q
this aad yet but iitik underwood u
New York; will ebecrfuliy give references 10
who have been, or who are now, usder hs care
DR. Hewetts charges are -fe-espesiay 10 thess We
AFFORD 10 pay more literally sD-m-
a VTIFIClAL TEETH, without clasps, sprays
n thereby svcdg injury 10 the adeiniag teeth on the
prisspIes Of atmospheric pressure by - L.vSTT Dentss
No siiA Broadway, opposite the Masonic Mall.
This seea % gs " .rs s ,.. sssS -
H. references Of the highest order .mpe,be
lon Of the verk pssc this improved syen 'ssy es
vias New Yors Mirror, is,h July, 1885.
Courier Enquirer, 2eh Deeeussc~, 1885.
Evening Star. iT,h Ju-e, 1887. ~ WHO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

l ik"lNih.-it rr.t- hollsn min Clerk, ,,e;...
t''ai superior court at Law mud eI1l.ar, Ion, - - H.
at Nelson, ia IT, month ot june Ii. " - 'onsit
susan }alni.
nga,a., llsm.1
is t ii',' ',s5''' Defendant.
The di'nat flonr- Hai,I, moi In, il.- r,i.,.,
P'"nt aud ztse1 zeuu} 1rrprlaef H.. at of -. HP
Inc 'lI'' 81 tins r"ttt and II appctrl. IN -atl, y
lint w. not an inIantlu' ot his 'f
Inc pIunth is lfffollt,Lt Isnrlera TINT III IA '
d" prar her IN lflnr' tr" first Ia, OF ''f
,m' "i'" l3e ail 'ih, rUn,a and shrt cop, of ~
"tdf hr tnlN Tia 10 lt"i IN In ilu. Nr.iri, - IN
iHT.r Puhiis.rd IA t' town of f.,ae'nr. G, t,, NJ
- ''s5'AeIR, aud anotlT cop IIscof po-t-l NJ H.
Caps=lestt, - .. t,I RI ~.
JuI} 20 i'tt' n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

,r,,.,,.,u p,,.
r,.,,' - '''''N' ''''s
s ''"''N""rh' ihlsP'en lately put nPbN NcN~lS
I'm "nu'. Sn'na' ana l. situated sho'l DIS
'eo.e "oo'e u't AlhoIA' IA I'h al the luz nou
W m MOI no" III operation. known rs Cunningham
We "e'e Pohl,N Sh'"n through by Nj Francis
Do"'' INV - ''' P'ol'e'es. ne building IS lalc'
.' oo's"ut''u III manner At once neal, conNcur
''', ',o Wen 'uaPl'd To IL puIpo>eS. Its walls "a,
'on'' al around "l'lfh mahrs II As open Ton TIA,
''st'ss" id esit>' ol The operatives, aud the tee
passage III ar, as INV hc me- CNsar, of pen hap,
""'''''"' WI" Us Saeasih' Us sue IN 10 hN -
~,
ihe machinery sad moved bya massive oeetshor
"e' "h'e' - '''i IA Diameter - "'dr, supplied
" ""e' from me canal conveyed through hto o>hu
ot'c'' Trunks The tlN wheel Is cast non. s2isi !.
10 ''' . 'o'h'S III diameter, Weighs TONS. aud tc
'oNes e i'he> per minute. / mere l~a complete set
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28
ssrGilcncn'> summer Wear.

E'RENtlI B0NBN/I\ES.
lRrlm'tta CIorhs, beautiful article.
Blue, black aud green Orcaudi>,
Grape hastings, Ermnct>.
French Linens, great variety.
Linen and Cotton Fancy Dullmss,
Grass Linens, NenetiauS.
rStugs, great VARIETY,
SATIN and Bombazinc Stocks
. aud 40 Inch Black Italian Crayai. {c g..
Just rec I'd.
MARTIN, WARD \ DAVIS.
April y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

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,''' ~ d.; ~. 49, G,l,,9,l tI,,i '".,'hS ann hta
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and rl,, a,,,. ,l,,,f l. ,,oi -, ,I III, sheN,
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tl,.I- "''"''N - \
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''UW superior "W1 "i Inv aud ht"' y, Ior III.
town of I. tnelibuf4, on tn 9TH dry 81 Junc, 1885
ogriaa ''''''''
ra.r.Illnt+ and ,1rtl,r tql, ull r lin. .r, -, , ~
rho,uJon, Francis = ildr.1,,i.h y lance, ,nl ii,a
r. Hunt n,f,.jI'''
Tn, d,lulant Rob 1T X IT, ttal m IN, c,i,roi hi.
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s,p.ll and fls m ot nh. tr,rt m If ,,,..,rI ~
Tor, ,rl,tra That II. j. n, an nlIal,t.nt t tls nm,
+. ordered, that tr sand defendants e., ,nn,.., lo
, FIR l, al tI,. .>I mn ad an r tl, XII f d. ."
mn and ,a II ro,y of time ord r be ,fl, nh il, . =,
II, 4, .u,par l5jul 4 in III, tu, ot ~, .hur, ia, t,,,
sirc.->{rli ", ,t tine, bfif ,nni ,l ia. cam INN
IN -3ili VII tu,,--'I,et, '''''
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tiit superior cunt OF la" and il""rGN tof III.
y OF Nelson. Ia III, mo.lth OF Jme, 49,
against
Juln T.. Fitzpatrick and ilntd /. Nit had, Defendant.
(. tu,xffEy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

4 RE NOW OPENING \ VARIETY or
cheap and dc>irihI" GOODS. recent
" selected IA the Northern cities, aud they pIcdr
themselves to oIierlem such prices rs Will ensure
quick sales
August i is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

IK"lNl A-h Ruiz. hold in IL, Clerks Office Of III
'rch superior Court ol thaacef., tl.c town el smh
hnrg on the Din day Of Iuur l&3a
John u ILL., = IRWIN. partner OF Mckee < VI mi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28
English SiI!. Hosiery.

FkallE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand of thci,
L Own importation. black and white. ribbed an,
PLAIN English Silk Hose and lose, Il superior
assortment, which they will sell low.
JAMES c. .HI NJ q Co.
July Il Is
Oranges. lemons and Grapes.
lust received, and for sale hv
- CHARLES PHELPS
March % =,
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July 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-28

Ali2tt I .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

Staafrsi:b mSgt jabsln! Gsin,
Srsibslt (6rttttt ME lsins Simon
sen uormdrt5; mbse es ouf rteIt
90 Sobre Des Gubms uno Sort.
lbrltsns nit GntSidsn bl6en {!
9eoe Sprannei Ut osrlbpunoen-
Den bat es nieEt eiaen Gbor~
ter ? N.O.StootsS:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

li,bta >}noiansr nod ri tt ons''
trpftn babe. MIttI.rmei|e b0rt
man bin uno rpIeoer pcn9Rorrtbo.
TIM weld>e bic 3nnlaner an Detr-
loltn perionen beoeben.
General Ct. Nnno bat bereits
@a i6in9tcn nie0er osrla0en.
0ori9en 9onnerfas trof ct NIT
Ser @ifenbab SutGOe In Salti.
more Gin, uno be9ab G6 Gpetsib
an 0cro oee @ampfbopts 500
cobcntos, >pelbes furs oorouf
nab Nprfolt a5fubr. 9nie (sins.
9elhdfte nit benz prdi0enten III
WoEbington abselaufen Gn1i
nel6 man nibt, inoeGsn f<ben wtr
aus Dem BaGbineton Dlobe
pom leRten G omGoey
oos ems uon un(srn g}atio.
nalltlfen Der pionier, melcbes
er'l FarSllbfir Die Nustunof fOaftss
Expedition 9sbout tpsro Den 1T, lit
NcrtfoIe bereit lisstr uno oen
Venerol Santa 2lnna, nebIt
leinem Secrstair ben Gberft III
monte, nob Qero Cruz in Mer.
tcc, brin9cn miro. Sn Mertcp
erlitlren orev ;partbepcn, cine fur
Santa 2(nna, Die onoere fir Sen
ebemalisen 0ies>prdloent gu.
1amenta' Der erft ftirsIib BON
Yranfrel6 anee!onet 1T, uno Die
orltre fir 9enerol Bravo. Man
beflr6tet bep Der Niftunft BON
Sonta Diana eine oueemeine
Vsoclutlcn. 2lub Der @toot
Galifornien bat fb tpie Seras
frey uno unabbdnsis bon Mericc
ertldrt. Ser fribere merieonp
l6e Oelon0te bsp ben 9ereinia~
ten Stootin 6r. 8orottila, lit
am l5ten Qec. in Weyieo ona.-
lanst tuorauf 9r. Cues, ter
omsrifonif6e 0s'anote,u Merieo,
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