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9c4- SWAINI'S 5ANACEA-CAUTION. TN
greatceebrity which this remedy has acquired during
Deriod of twenty years. its increasing demand, and us
unparalleled success, has induced number OF persons
from time time both at home and abroad toimitateH
fin various ways.
As long as these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other Names did not consider necessary to
a1yer ito tem but having evidence IN our possessioho
gross receptions practised by unprnciped men, III
hiding spurious syrup for the 'sgenuine SWans ran
eea cannot strongly caution the public TO avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able sources.
tits difficult TO detect in many instances, the actual
perpetrators of these mposons, as the spurious MIX
lures the generally sent into the INTERIOR ana 10
Some time back we detected fraudulent imitation in
New-York closely resembling our own but the bottles
were labelled William Swain, instead OF WILLIAM
SWAIN. .... ....-. .
More recently we have found bottles east n mould
precisely like own, but "Swalm's Panscea' New
York is blown in the glass, instead oil SWaiAs rama
esa - Philadelphia.
We have received repeated advices from he West IN
da islands that our empty bottles are purchased up ~
high IS, for the purpose OF reng them WIN sPu-
Gus and Of the thousands OF bottles oil Swas
Panacea annually sold in our principal cities we can
collect hu very few of the empty bottles as they are
nc<s - .of in various ways 10 defraud tile proprietor
va have known instances of three bottles being made
out of one, by mixing portion OF Sarsapasila syrup
with the genuine Swam's Panaeea, thereby retaining
ONE of its virtues. a.
In PHILADELPHIA lately, large order was received be
mercantile house for Swain Panacea bottles; mould
n exact imitation of our made, and the ordry
upped-and adVices from Brazils inform us tat
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janelro
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. we
have also possession book printed in Germany, FAC
smile of our own book of case htd certificates.
From all these circumstances il W.T. he seen that n
genuine Swaim's Panacca is countrrs: and initiated
Ia considerable extent; and as these III iis are not
only fraud upon US, but Will necessari! ln"act the
suerings of invadsn those diseases where the genuns
medicine might have proved cfcacious, we must rec
upon the public to purchase the Swam's Panacea only
rom authentic and respectable houses and Dealers who
obtain their supplies either from laboratory in Phla
aelphla or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 40 Pine street,
New-York.
,Sipned1 WILLIAM SWAIN Il SON.
Philadelphia, 29th April, 1840. ,.,,e,o.
Corner of Hanover and Marketse IS,
mn 90 eod Baltimore
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SHOE THREADS.

SHOE THREADS.
T LARABEE, No. go South CGluertstTeet, has
Exe received by the late arrivals from Liverpool the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, comprising the various kinds, VIZ;
BROWN, GREEN, HALF BLEACHED, BLEAcHED, and VEL
Low; ali from the factory in Europe. Also, in store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS anu FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of all sizes, SC. &c. all of which will be sold as low as
the same articles be had for in this or any other CITY,
Country merchants will do well to call before purchaS
NO dslm sep 81
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EyRAzIERs' RoDs-of all slzes, from S-se
ID to in.
Square Iron, " oio H. 10 IN
Toon do in. 10 II in.
Together with general assortment Of STOVES, TOT
sale ~ OLIVER PARKER, T
sepie Corusr of Calvert& Lombard ss,
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I'm CHANCERY. 18th October, 1910. ORDERED
that the sale made and reported by Charles F. May
err Trustee Tor sale of the mortgaged pope ty OF Will
LIAM HILDERG, upon application of GEORGE BAYLOR,
the lnorlgager be ratified and confirmed, un SIS cause
10 the contrary be shown on before the 18th day of
December next; Provided copy of this order he IN
serted in some newspaper once week for three sue
cessive weeks before the 18th day of November next
The report states the sales of leasehod pieces of
ground on Hanover Street. in Baltimore, with improve
ments at eighteen hundred and thlrty-five dollars,
Isl 1850 A..
True copy.
TEST. RAMSAY WATERS,
Reg. Cur. Con.
% d t,vt2,v
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PERFUMERY! PRRFUMERYW

PERFUMERY! PRRFI:MERYH
NHTE continue TO manufacture and have for sale
w very general assortmeRi of PERFUMERY, TOT
LET and FAiiCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, Sc, pre-
paled the hest materials, and put up in handsome
style, 10 which ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the purpose ofpecuring their fall goods
In addition TO the above. we have French, German
and English PERFtlMERY, all of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully re-
eeived and goods carefully packed with the greatest DIES
patch. ]. o. s. N. " MCCORMICK,
No. &c Gay ST., east of High,
..-- and Z225 Baltimore St,
Sc 9 dot ID dooreast of McClelan'S alley.
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nLTVER PARKER, CORNER OF CAL
y vert and Lombard streets, offers for sale
500 bundles American and 10 casks Sheet zinc
English Sheet Iron 1000 lbs. Lead Pipe
so packs Russia do 900 bundles Iron Wire
% tons best American tons Spelter
Boiler Iron 10 tons hoOped Rod Iron
400 pigs Lead 10 do Band Il Seroh 40
100 boxes Tin Plates 10 do Scotch Pig Iron
100 pigs Banca Tin English Biistered ana Casi
$50 do Cornwall do Steel
With extensive assortment OF Stoves, shps' Casl
ooses 80 Gc Sc 26
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SCOTTT'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Es-
y Establishment, No. 2 West Fayette street, basement
story of Bamum's City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument.
f'NOw's the day aud now's the hour"
idle times are now all over for those who will apply
for situations. Just bring recommendations and you
will certainly lind employment .
lI3-WANTED DAILY, Perters, Waite 3, Osters,
Coaehman, Laborers, Clerks, Barkeepers Chamber
maids Cooks, Wet ana Dry N 1Tses, sc.
FAMILIES may rely upon getting good ezvants /
this office.
INFORMATION on any business givon or received
or forwarded far near
HOUSES. Lots, Farms, sc. fof sale, rent or lease.
CITIZENS, Strangers and Emlgranls visiting ths
city, would do well ts call at this office.
| LOST CHILDREN kept at this office until callet
for. se .
SLAVES.-Persons having Slaves for life, that wisf
10 dispose of tem either out or in the State can nG
purchasers for them at this office
ANY Commands ~i be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO. Charges moderate, ana partIcu
arly be it undersoOd all communications through the
Post Office must be postpaid. au u
kO9DQE CAN SHEET IRON
100 Packs Russia do
40 Pigs English s. Banca TIN
a Cases Trimmed COPPER
so Roll SHEET LEAD . . o.
10 Tons best Scotch PIG IRON For sale by
OLIVER PARKER,
Corner ofCaKeTt and Lombard SITS.
81
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TuyHE INTEREST," OF ALL. Ifgson wish
Cots omfors Sc will find it greatly 10 their ntere
to cali attle Bedding Marts, N. w. and =. w.
of Lombard and Igh streets, where they will find III
nm tl,c m cst rca onniLe Terms VI drf
iwTANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh sup
" ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust received BY G. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
find High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGEs,
excellent article for Coughs aud sorness Of the
Rreasr. ts, rtf asE
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A GARDENER VVANTED.--A single RAN,
IN who understands his business, and willing TO act
though he felt interest in the success fs en-
Iloyer. may find place where he will get good wages
by applying at this Office ocl2 DIT
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CARD.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
p" ELRY. SILVER WARE, &cs
HtABRIEL ID. CHA RIx has recently imported
aU= a splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepine and ViTtical Watches, all of which are
made by the best Makers and warranted to perform
accurate time will be sold low any other house
the country Purchasers will find it to their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapside, NO WA
STRESS, Baltimore, where they will find agOod as
sornent Gold Gard Chains, new patterns; Rings, breas
pins gold and silver Pencils, AddsOn's superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware, German Silver spoons, &c;
". B. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
5-My country friends are particularly invited 10 eau
Store No Water st. iy ii co G. ID. CLARK.
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FOR SALE.
OR WILL BE TRADEDF0R ONLIBERAL TERMS
HOO ACRES OF LAND, Handsomely u, loea
II wv ted and suited to an industrious family re
moving West, being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, on the direct road from Cambridge to New Com
Town, and Within six miles of the Ohio Canal; the
adjoining property is improved Forty of the Land
s15s on the south side are level and excellent for SsA
- the plsugh, the balance is in TIMBER, con -
sisng of chesnut oak and poplar of large SIZE There
are springs of fine water and it is believed large
upply of Coal, on this property.
ALSO FOR SaLE-A VALUABLE FABM, con
tanning 800 ACRES, which if desired may be advanta
geousy divided INTO three convenient Farms, suateiiD
Fayette County, Indiana.
FOWLER s. TYSON,
Baltimore Real Estate Agency,
ylSd ssr#E -H# Soath street.
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NEWLY INSPECTED HERIlINGS.--500 barrels
lV Susquehanna Ienings Of superior quality now In
specting. For sale low from the wharf. Eaff IS
y SELLMAN s CROOK,
sta 3 pratt
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ENREsH INSPECTED HERRIEGS-7D9
T. bbls. Susquebsnna Hernugs, of very superior
quality, now inspecting Pratt wharf, for sale
low from the wharf eELLMAN & CROOK.
oA d4t Corner Of South and Pratt streets.
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REMOVAL.

NATILLIAM LUSBY respectfully informs his
w friends and the public that he has removed from
No. Ill Baltimore street, to No. South street, doors
from Baltimore street, on the east side South street,
where he intends keeping hand superior assortment
of CLOTHS CASSIMERES and VESTiNG S-which
he will make up order in the most approved style and
at the shortest notice aHd the reasonable terms
OC dat
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LOOK TO YOUR COMFORT u hEALTE
YHNHE present and approaching excessive hot wea-
u Their, is not only very oppressive and uncomiora-
Bile, but become very unhealthy: ii is therefore
prudent and advisable, that persons who have any re.
gard for the comfort and health of their families, should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this season
of the year-especialiy when good clean delightful
MATTRESSES OF every description can he had so vc-
low, at the BEDDING MARfS, N. w. and s. w.
Formers of Lombard and Light streets. Those who
coubt will please call and examine for themselves
i5dtf ftt HtNtt
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to be aperfect and permauen
w cure-for sale by
P. s. CHAPPEI.L, Druggist,
octS 9mo No. 20 Baltimore stree
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Cards of two lines only, So per anaun, IN ADVANCE
5R7- Ten lines, or less, make squdre u an adyer-
tiseent exceeds tan lines the price will be in proper
ton All advertisements are payable at the time Of
their insertion, except yeaTles, which are payabqllar
terly in advance All advertisements ordered in till
forbid twill be charged fifty cents for each subsequent
insertion.
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PILOT. NSCRIPT,
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The &c WEEKLY PILOT" also contains all the in
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Der Erinnsruns rpsrtb.-eM G4rsi'
Ger i'm Reucrlsans Srue Mmsrifan, sr3dblt els
ne fh6ns unb inttrsOante Nnsftete aus sem
qtben 1arriiens. CT fast, mabrsnb siner Der
ncremeifIitben Gcmpanisn ees Gsnsrals, sssen
bic Snbiansr, mar in einsr Der &entudp Com,
paensn ein Snats, Der fib frsimiais Der ar.
nise aneeihlo Ten UNI sssen bic SnSjansr su
fsbtsn. 8eim D7arfb eurb sin tsibwsrIitb
unb ssfatrlibsS sbal, bon Snbianer psrfclst,
bic een Nadtrab Der Mrme bsorobstsn unb bei
fbnsasm Borteilsn, um sinen fprbsrn peiten
absulcfsn, bIisb Der Snabe bhlfipS ;urad unb
mare benabs ben Sfalpirmeftrn Der ssrfcl.
ssnssn SnSiansr sur Ssuts gsmcrssn. Gen.
icarriion fab bic @sfabr ssS Snaben, fprans
pom pfsroeissts ibn in ben SattsI uno rsttets
10 isin qsbsn.--9srfslte &sntudpsanabs iif
Der nun fdbse talentpcae &id,tsr G, elm
mitslisp oss jssissn gensrsdes pom Staats
qeuliana.
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Shdnoltber 9luftritt.

8en 6arrisbure pernebmen mir, oaB
Der bsrilbtiete GctonetW 'glpee iib ourb
cine nene 6eIbentbat ousge3sibnet bat.
@d5rens elmer Debate iss 6aufe Der
|Gepreientanten am porieen Samffas,
wesen Dem 8erfauf oer Dstaware 4b,
tbeiluns bes 3anals, beaab ifb W'Glpee
nab cem Sise oes 6erra Deains BON
Northumberland. beoiente fib Ginger
SblmpfUOrte eseen ibn uno ipie ibm in
oas 9efibt. -6err 6seins perfeete oar,
auf M'GIpee Elm ober smsi Streibe, ais
Die onoern Witaliseer fib barein lesten
une tpeitere &ubeifSrune perbinecrt,n.
Der Sampfluifise Colonel. nelber bis
per bios eeeen ieiae po!itilben Gsaner
Srlee fabrte ibeint iset osneiet gu ieiu
leIne Baffsn sseen bic Mitelieoer ieiner
el9enen partei 5u febren. Ginegommit.
te TT bon Dem 6auie anoeiteut moroen.
um cine unteriu1un9 iber oieies Greie.
nib 5u MAIDEN uno siaen Seribt bariiber
an sas 6aus absuffatten. 8olfsf.
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bte Gcrp 1erauseeber oes @lobe fonR
Kin bsabert ano afpaRsie 1balsr" reh.
neten unb erbielten. Gr aeiete ebenfaas
aus cffieiellen Doeumenten, sab 1919 oas
sHeatliae Druden bios ..fanf uno fed,
jis tauienb" Sbaler fOttete, uno bas &C
feet ofdnf bancert unb finf uno fedaie
taufeno" Sbaler fcftet beinabe d. f.
ma 10 piel als camols. 0ieies lit eir
ne son Den eielen Reformen bic oem 8ol,
fe surb oieienisen aufeelaeen puroen,
Die 10 srcns 8erfprsduneea mabten als
fie f'b um Die Solfss9anF bemarben.
IL
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Die eofofoto basen Elm eroFes Sc
fbrei erboben. bab in philadelphia i'm
uori9en berbite bic Bbias neun bunoert
Stimmen su Gunitsn ibres &auoibaten
in Den Stimmfaftsn seleet bdttsn. Die
fe fbanolide ease unb Serleumbune 1T
ben sofofofcs suriidseeeben woroen.
DEN beften Serpsis inoeHsn liefsrt eiele
Sribiabrspabl in pbilaeelpbia in benz
felben Diitrifte. Son Den iieben Baros
in Den n0rclibsn Sreibeiten. er,pabtten
febs ibre Bbia' &anoieaten. Dies 1T
Elm libereS 3eihsn fur bic Sortibritte
welbe barriioa in pennfplpanien mabt.
Disier Gapfere olte Soloat, ,oieier erfabr.
ne @ipilbeamte. Der Shiiler BON @aI:
bin9toa uno Wapne Der Sreuno Don
SeTsrion uno Maoiion orGnet fib tag
lib tiefer in Die 8srsen oes 8oltss elm.
in
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Dirainien.-9ie qcfofofo Crudsr pros
pbs3sibsn fttcn tins iibeu Nisssr!aae Der
lDbiSs in 8rsaisn, unb pas aus DIR sin5issns
ilrfads, wstl Elm sinSssr Wann auf Dem @rs
,eablsrssidst a5aanfts. - . 6oTuuns, wis
,eirif eu 9stdulht wtrbsni
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MlSir batsn Sas brsts panisr Der Sreibeit
uno ecnt'tuticn an esr Spss, bs3sihnst nit
DEN alanSenbtn Nortsn. ginu ernin fur
prefeent- Dix 81 HbrliebFeit Ser sffsntlis
eben Seamten-Sie 5iderbeit Ger Sf>
fentIieten Beleer-uno oas aUsemeine
pobl oeS DolFes -
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QEotnlln95- Ocrlcauna,

Die Irudsrsi bss rQibsralcn Sscbacbters"
1T in bic ShS Ste SraiTs, efe Der @bsrrp
aqsp, icrn. . { b m mrtbsbaussj3of sss
ssnaber psrlsst weresa. Snesm mir beiss
zen asitrn tsFlbsn 70 ,uis Den sssbrtsn publis
FUN absrbaupt anSsissn beuahribrissn mir
unfsrs 8reunee, eab mir jsst tsftr ,pis friber
sur 8srtsuns allsr artsn pom 9rudsr1rbstsn
in ecutfbsr une ensIlhsr Sprahe einssrid,tst
ane, uno bitten UNI ssrsn fssnsre Gswsssnbsit
uno aitisen Suiprub.
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1mos &enoalt 6erscs oes Worbens. unt
Sames Buhanan pom pennfplpanien
8rob Grb. uno Graberso8 Der mittlern
HStaaten peroen. :,
Wir rufen NIT Wilbelm bon Dramien
aus ,.8ott iei oem armen @olfe gnd=
big u ID.
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pcreesradten antlueen baben ii1 als IN.
besriinoet erwiefea. als man bic Sun.
gen, Die peritdmmslt sooroen fein follten.
.naber unteriu6te, fanb man, oa6 fis
ourbaus seiuno uno unperlest feien. Die
Infldscr ioaen. ,pie perlautet. pesen
Weineios psrbaftet poreen iein.
8olfsblaft.
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@saoing, ben IA, 9fpriI, 1910.

"Gie Ssguunasn taufsnter BON Weiber une
Slneer Die 9srsttet bon Den e eaIpisrmrfsrn
barSarifeter gSilcsn, nnc BON ten mob nlsbr
barbarlithsn Yrcftor, ruben auf Sarrifon
uno fensr brapsn Qrmse. - e impn etbnsi>
osrs Sotitbaft an Die 0sissssbuns am 10.
9eesmber 1913.
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gefefofo Triumpb.-Das sriumpbis
rem her aefrfpfe Irutsr ibsr bic lssts mabl
in Nsu campibrs 1T pbns Grsnssn, unb pae
bas Scnetrbarife 1T, iis frsusn iit barber,
oos fe nur sasisniss bebaItsu mas Gs fben
lanae batten.
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UrOis Nuintsdens bon D-n 0urens lses
ter 0ctfhaft Iautst in au. 9sutfb lberftst
st,pa "Dd'birs:r--S5r isib ale psrridt.
Das SrtoitsSpifem bat sab aGe tea asrnad,t.
Sn europa srbaltea biz Mrbsitsr 6 pens tdas
lit, Sbr befemnt 81 SO fir cure taslibe Nr.
esit Gas it sisl su piel. Sbr wertet asers
miitbg. 9aa fam aiebt 70 sebsn. Die llntsrs
f6aefamn'er sSia mub pafflrt ftn. Sn swa
unS jman;s aus iistsn unb swaniis rea ssn
auf8cFlarten, freisn uno alndliben
Despsfen BON europa, folbs ais pr.ufsnp
Osfesrsitt, Spanisn unb sirfei, 100 Stmise
Sronsn traSsn unp etren Wolf eumpen, III
ons untsrfbas samtsgpifsm in poasm @anss.
Jb bin ssfcnnen brsm iGuf1riafsn Ssifpisle
su folssn. Sb nil tis llntsrftbasfammer DiG
paffrsn, unb saburct sursn qobn auf 25 eent
td9tb, bsruutsrbrinsen 70 bas ibr sIeib fss
ben midget nit ben &srpen Gublanps une
ben eftapsn BON Scbn g. Calhoun, rneinem
sbemaliasn tittsrn Ssne, abtr nun msintn
tb.urtm lnben Irsune unb RoaHm"
Gin lsjabrissr sunss IN in Wsains ron d
nsy, Jdi6hrioen GVdbchsn spedsn Gbfrsrfrreff,s
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Bewitter.-Gcrjssn Samifas uno Scnns
tag icssn msbrsre @srpittsr ubsr eisfs @s9sne
Die nit itarfsn uno frmbtbarsn @essn tsalstet
marsn, wOburb eas Grin Der Sdums uno
Glursn merflid) bsrpcrfam.
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Hab ben lestea Rabribten aus 6ous
ftcn in 1eras. bat fib i'm norotiben We-
rise cine neue Hepubtit eebiloet, welbe
aus Den prouia5en Samaulipas, Steu Sc:
on. Saeatssas, Durango, GbiIbuabua uno
Neu Weriso beitebt, Die ibre nnabbGns
si8eeit in osr Staot eareso ereIGrt bat.
ib.
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EvTippseanoe Glub.-@ine @srfamms
lung piro D'orssn absne ben 15tsn aprilam
Saffbaufs bon Gamusl 8saro in tisfsr Stabt
ssbaltsn wsrbsn, UNI 8samtsn fir ben Club
sa srnsnnsn, ,pesu aas Grsunbs 5arrifons sins
aelattn perten.
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Grllnfsrs @sitessbuns bat nun enolid, bss
f6lciIen, am 16hn biefes, nd6fen 9cunsr=
flag, ltb ;u psrtagsn.
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Msine uno @soreien.-Die Grnarsb,
8lIeoer oes Staatss Georsien bubsn bic
Bermittlun8 oes Gonsrsfes abselebnt
uno Siuar aus Dem @ruRpa neil 8eorsis
en- iib auf ieinen eieenen ftarsen 1rm CUR
Sertbeloieuus leines 8sbtes perlahea
mdRs. peuni. Oeutlbe.
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Die oDlnnebaSo-J Jneianer.

Da Die Binnebaeccs iib peioerw ib-
rem issioen 8pbnprt su perloHen (trob
oes NIT Den Ser. Staaten bssbalb &C..
lblohenen Sraetats) 70 bat Der General
utflnion Ssfsbl pon Dem Srlsasosparts:
ment erbalteu, lie auf ale Sdue fortSu'
lbaTen. @r miro icelsib Die notbisen
Gruppsn iammeln-uno 100 moatib iei,
aen Iuftra8 oDue 8lutpersienea aus5u.
ribten luben.
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Die Sribiabrswablen i'm Staote Reu
Dorf itno beenoiet, uno obeleib in meb'
reren Dilfritten Serbdltniiie su uaierm
Nabt belle eintraten, ,Uelbe bel eerSerblts
wabl 81 unlern @uaitsa 1sin werbea. 70
baben Die @bias oennob sp0lf &anoi.
oaten msbr erwdblt, o!s i'm Sabre 1889
sSn bisiem Sabre wuroen 246 8bi95 uno
$50 8an Suren Winner erpGblt. sSn
oiefem Srubiobre' 25S Bbiss uno 239
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