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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

Foor RAcE.-A race was run in Toronto, a few
days since, between an Englishman and Yankee,
for 800 side. Jonathan beat John Bull all to
pieces but the papers say they to have another
match, and John is expected TO come in ahead II
there any swift runners in Canada that want to
have their legs of, will send Stannard along.
lie can beat the whole of Canada, horses and men,
and give them odds besides.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

Tue SEERs CASE This curious affair is to be
publicly investigated in Philadelphia. We learn
that Miss seers was only is, when she became the
wife Of NJ. D'IIautvillc. The child is Is months
old. gentleman acquainted with the family, states
that more modest, retiring female, he never met
with.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

Lrvp, rus DEFAULrEr.-A CORE spondent Of a
London paper states that Lewis, the Philadelphia
dsfsuer, had been arrested in Paris by AIR. Newell,
who sailed from this port Tor the purpose.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

0J- We have received some curious and amusing
details Of the intrgues and sinister management of
certain members of the Young Mems Wing Com.
mittee, who have deranged and disorganized the
Wing party Of the city, far their influence ex.
tends; but we shall them for the present.
To US, who look at the whole thing calmly and phlo
sophicaly the paltry squabbes OF selfish aspiran,s
furnish matter for merriment but when their ar
rangements involve the interests OF the rank and file
the real worth and talents of the party-we shall
lay bare the schemes of the would-be Ieaders-the
popinjyas who claim every thing and do nothing
who not only want all the Offices in the gilt of the
executive, but grasp at the empty honor of be-
ne Presidential electors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

BUSINESS DIREcroRY-Sold at l26 Fulton street.
This is a very useful publication, embracing the
names and occupations of the principal business men
in the city, alphabetically arranged, and appropr-
ately cassed 1t is very neatly printed, and con-
tains large and handsome map. The map alone is
worth two-thrds the cost Of the book.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

DUEL.-Ex Governor Rnnnells and Mr. Howard,
both of Jackson, Mississippi fought duel in Pick
ems Co., Ala. on the 9th inst Mr. Howard was shot
IN the neck, but not dangerously.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

MAIL TO TENAs-Tbe Postmaster General Of
Texas requests editors throughout the United States
10 state. that unless the postage letters and pa
pers fsrtha country from the United States, is paid
TO the boundary line, they can find their way
20 their places Of destination.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

HEIGHT OF ImPU DENcE.-We have always sup
posed the height of impudence to consist in ringing
the bell for servant to let burglar of the front
door Of gentleman's house, after he had plumber
ed it Of its valuabes; but the editor Of Locofoco
paper in Virginia seems to think differently.
He says" The height of Impudence.-Such fell
lows, as the conductors of the Richmond Whig and
Webb OF the Courier and Enquirer, denouucing
Bennett OF the Herald as BLACKBOARD"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

are more specious and plausible than just. There
is too much fancy work, and not enough Of praeti-
cal observation to arrive at correct conclusions In
other words, he Is theorlzer, with parade of In
partially and theory never pass for any thing
than theory, and 10 next door neighbor to hc-
ton Still, believe foreigners will form more
Tocquiville says than from reading the ordinary
trash published by Marryatt, Hall, and Trollope,
which am glad to find has ceased to attract any
attention on the part of the British public.
1t would be wrong to write to Yen from Liverpool
without saying something OF the cotton market,
subject always Of deep interest TO merchants, and
business men generally. Then l may remark that,
since my last, sales have been very large, and pre-
vious prices firmly maintained, and are at present
without change.
Yours truly, Al.
p. S. Your friends here feel that You and your
paper are secuted, and think you take too much
notice of it-and would be glad the quarrel should
not occupy so much space. Silent contempt would
have good effect Give them rope, and they will
not only hang but damn themselves, which some of
them deserve A, j.
Return of Lewis, the Runaway Cashier
PARIS, JUNE 81, 1910.
James g. Bennett, Esq.
DEAR Sri came out in the British Queen, and
as landed at Havre on the 18th, gave the
editors of the Havre Journal, your paper Of the
26h Nav Ii trans ited containing the
best account of the loss of the Poland and send
you of the papers which was given to me by
the editors.
Mr. Newell, who, ! believe, is President Of the
Schuylkil Bank in Philadelphia came out with us,
to look after Lewis, their cashier. met them walk
ing today in the Place de la Concorde, and Mr. \.
told me (aside) that Lewis was anxious to 60 add
werld return 10 Philadelphia by the first New York
and Havre packet. On arrival he will make many
disclosures which may, perhaps, put to flight other
do faulters from sister City of Brotherly Love.
Mr.. Newell told me that Lewis had bat little or no
money! and was glad to be with him all the time, he
had been completely stunned by all his country
men. This, think speaks volumes in their favor.
we had
fish Queen (includng children and servants) our
fare and accommodations were excellent, and the
attention of the captain officers, and servants, wor-
thy of the highest praise, and | pretend to be
Judge of these matters as il Is the seventh time
have crossed within eighteen months.
Yours truly Z.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

AvorHER FtsurRNhN rsKFE.-RCvenue sChr.
Rival Packet, arrived az Halifax Ilth inst, one dsv
from Cape Neero, with American fishing schooner
Decatur 81 Portsmouth, seized for SEINE ALLEGED m
friction of tbe laws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

FoLLy.-The New Orleans Courier, locofoce
paper, has column of excuses and explanations for
the great wing victory in that city This is all idle.
Tell the truth like man, and cast about for the
means Of turning the tables your opponents at the
next election. You have got confoundedly drubbed
now, and neither friends nor foes care how it was
done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

DrsERrEH. -Four Of Uncle Sam soldiers re-
GENTLY took dislike to their quarters, at Bedloe's
Island, and made themselves scarce without asking
for farlough. The Commandant Of that station
has offered Sl20 reward for their re cspture
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

IsPRrsoSNEST FoR DEsr.--Many people sup
pose that we have no debtors now in the tombs.-
This Is great misiake-thsre are eight poor un-
happy mortals confined IN that loaihsome place, and
We have been told by legal gentleman. that their
place Of abode is in . very filthy state. This state
ofthings should be 70 by the governing powers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

SPECIMENS FROM TUE EXPLORING SQUADRON
Suppose the cake Of ice whence Lieut. wilkes OBJ
tanned his specimens of the netc continent, driited
from the South Shetland Islands, and brought tho
stones, the eonglomerate and sand, along with it,
how are biologists to make the discovery We ask
for information only. Heaven forbid that we should
detract iota from the just claims Of 1t Wilkes.
If he has disc Ivered continent, If il had been
seen before by Palmer, Enderby, Morrcll, asd the
Russian navigators, let him have the credit by all
means. The expedition has already exceeded our
most sanguine expectations, and # it reaches home
in safety, the hopes Of the nation will be fulfilled.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

Posr OFrIcE.-The delay that we spoke Of the
other day, in getting papers at night from the Post
Oiee was occssioned, we are assured, by thetrsns-
mission II the mails from the steamboat TO the Office,
and was not the fault OF the clerks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

RtsHr.-Nr. Clay wa. escorted into Wheeling.
on bis way home, BY large oavalosde. Ills j.
right Mr.. Clay has rendered large services 10 bis
country, whc.her he G. nov right or wrong party
wise
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

CRY CHILDRES.-The children supported at the
charge Of the city, came over yesterday morning
visit to the city, attended by their spperntendents
and other persons. They were cleanly clad, and
their appearance was neat, but they were not all
comfortable. Accustomed to 60 barefoot or the
farms, the shoes that they wore for show irk-
some and painful to many Of them and they limped
and .huiled along with the gait Of sixty. large
number Of persons assembled in the Park to look
hen as they rested il Of the grass pets OF the
Park in front the City Hall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

=, LOUISIANA ELECrIoH.-The returns not Y
sompete from louisiana but enough has been learr-
ed 10 warrant the fstatemsnt that the Wings have
decided majority Of the popular vote. In 1886, Mr.
Van Buren, carried the State by PIG majority. In
1897, the Whg majority was SS5; and in 1888, their
majority was increased to 1887 In 1889, there was
ne election of Governor Members Of Congress,
and there is data by which to arrive at the pre-
else state of the popular vote From the best calcu
latIon we can make, however, the Van Buren, party
gained between 900 and 900 votes from the proceed
ing election, and the Wing majority wa, rednced to
about 800 1t will be from 500 to 800, show
ing Wing gain, and rendering the success of the
Harrison ticket in November almost certain.
NIBLo's GARDKN.-On Monday night a new vau-
devle was brought out at this popular place of
amusement called "Fighting by Proxy in which
Browne and Chippendale played pair of braggado-
ella old bachelors, Messrs. AlsOp and Finch. The
gst Of the piece turns in the successful endeavors of
couple of wags to make this wouId-be pair Of he
roes challenge each other, and their maneuvres to
escape the risk of fighting. Asop is neral man
and deems duelling the height OF immortality
Flinch on the contrary, affects to have killed his
man, and as he hit either ay-stack, or an ace
of diamonds sat thirty five Paces, why he affects to
fear( y the commission of a second homicide. The
seconds get their principals apart, and each urges
the other to fight; and by way of getting rid of the
the duelliss each confde their honor
to the proxy who promises to kill each of them
Shots are then heard, and the seconds report them
both dead Then comes the fun-bo IN are frighten.
ed to death lest the police should take them and
are glad to make any terms with their tormenters.
The acting of Browne and Chippendale was superb,
and their costume unique. The vaudeville was an
nounced for repetition, amid loud applause.
Last night the Ravels, and Madame Broche Gui-
belief made her first appearance here.
Tonight Browne, Chippendale, and Miss Melton,
in another new vaudeville.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

90 II 10 perhaps scarcely necessary to state, that
the Mr.. Tobias, who recently swsrtwouted from
Maiden Lane, was not the respectable watch import
ar Of the same name.
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Gi,,c bfutitbe Srutfufi
III pclfaufen.


Die Irufsrti rsS Sreibeits 1Oid,tere,
;u 9fippafspilt McntSenisrp gauntp, Da.,
nit sintr binldnalibtn Nusmabl ssutifsr un4
enaliidsr Sbrifttn bic nur srit menia aes
hraudt uns sum She'll nrh sani nsu Ins, III
aus frsisr 'canr tilIiA ~ psrtaufsn.
Ole gd)rft ssfttbt aus Gittrc, &!e;n: Vif,
une Gres princp rcaia senua fir Die 4, ,er
aussabs elmer 3sltunS nno ouftrtcm binldna.
lib gsnus rsuiftDc uns ensliide Seb.Sbrift
sic nur imintr Su Sob Nrtsiten erferesr!itb Isn
mag, sbcnfe Sticbs, gersen uno Sbrift All
Rartsn 1ruden, eins Naina9e WrsiIe, Stdnee,
ShriftfaRsn Marnlprp!attc apb 0ltn ienlt
nttbiasn l,tGnfsn.
Da Der Srcibstes Wdhter ned, mmcriert
bsraufW9sbsn mire, fr tictt Scr Nnfaaf bsr
e5sn Gensnnten Gruferti einc quite @elsasnbst
fir siusn unfdngsr i'm seitrrisGsn @sid,dft BAR
i'm Sail fib elmer eale tntlhlisbt bisielGe su
faufsn ineem Der acScnrartiSs 5.erausaeber
rurtb bsicnesre llnfdnre acnstbi9t 1T, bic Ser
aussabs reiFltsn su iblieifn.
Die Ssrfaufsbebin0un9er iino annebn'llb
unb ein sbsil rss Sautprsits fnn sarin Ses
gen SntercNtn itebsn tleiben.
RdMre QuStunit 9sGt auf rcrtcfrclt 2'r'e'
fs bic @rpseiticn scS liberalen Ssetad)tsrs, HI
Neaein9, pa.
Hsarin9 ecu :. Sanuar.
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Ortfcntlhc Slahriht miro bitrmit lcl.
eben 'ptrlrncn rrtbcilt, nrItbe wi,nihsn 81
ccntrabren nm iltrr rle peribirecpru Srht.
Fen tclm Sabr III "a ltren, rab itntn ,ri.ecr
enc ScIeSenbeit oar9rtctcn III, wenn Ilc anl
10 bis Is. Sckruar, an esr eominIitlcnerss
Nmtltnte aurufen. SrIehe Die cs pernah.
laifael irlltcn, rpcresn non ietm gsntratt
aHsscihIpNcn.
Sapip &uB
Gfcrae )Geilt,
S3rnats s, bn 81. gunnlus, Stbr.
Sch. 4.
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far ctn
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a,es!.'e @ m'p' 81 rstr ''!s"' stlanet @ GIo oGf
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su". , ,ut u"'''''''''' I"e ''''''es "ss's"p
''"s"'"p'M' -
, ~" VI tos.s S""n'P '.'"s "nos.' run.ls"'
2s'""n rer.tn p.'sss e.s "npss" o1u"p'
l"P' w o's'"'.""l.' &,'"'v''"er t'tsyssS w.
saa'' ,s ~ rs...n w ,. o,,""es s ..s S..m. ees
~. sgatttsum u"o -OoNh eplof rs
,'nr't' "Hl'h'',l"m 'W"nt W"'uht' INV
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stm 81. M. turb cen cbr,p. Saeeb Mls
fer l.r. Ssfrb Sbtntman pon @bsifsr ETY..
nit Ws Maria Gtriter rrn 8erfs.
Nn2 bitltS, ourb beniclbsn, 6r. Samusl
sraut NIT Dhs Srrbia Sopsr, belize pon
Olsp.
am ndmIihen 5aae, turtb zen sbrw. Sern.
GottfbaG, Ser. Moiss @cttibaa pen Srisrrid,
Sauni,bip, nit Nfis Irtnna slsmsn5 BON q.
Z alfrrb 3aunitbip, Mant9. Sauntp.
g1un bab' ib ilbsrmuncsn,
Gae frsuct MIDI redt itbr.
Stb Bab Elm 2Esib 9tfunrsm
sEas fsblst mir nun n,sbr.
@S freust miCb cautbsn
Sas ib 70 9thtlicb bin,
Ssfnos MIDI I'M gsben
Sufrisrsn immcrbip.
eSb babe mantbes Sdbr
s'ab oisitm Gut sstrabtst,
llne babe Is fiirwabr
Bis jsst nur srlr srbaltst. [gnssianbt.
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Dtrth!tung, i.uiien unp Sciltrteit geiticmunr
eas ltin 9ttbmcn 10 itbmisrA Ssueien itt ers
sr iitb in srriT'r Gefabr flblts ;u erifidsn, cas-
tr attr eurd) cen Getrnudb prn bisfm grpecs
trrant pclftmmcn bcrAltsut wurSs.'-Tran
Iifs, pcu SaIIn, q. 9. wurcs ron ssr NIB
ma, mcran Ns 20 Sabre lans selittsn Natti,
rurh esn &ttrhutb rrn . Slald)en sen hieftr
Nscisin, furirt. Nrau 1Harr, pom namliz
den Srt, murte tbcntla5 vrn btv ndnlitbcn
&ranfbit, rurh etn Ssbraucb rcn elmer Tlas
itte, furrt. Cine unae 9anc, sbenfanS prn
Salsm, mt!tbe ris jtre TrGunte 9lauttcn,iisnr
lib itarf in @cfhbr rsr 9(aSjHbrun9 mar, MIR.
es eurb zen Gsbrautb prn 3 Tlaitsn, rrIz
frmnsn bsr9siteat. Or. S,amitcn, pcn St.
Shines, Sltpsgarrtini, MIR fart nit sincm
lcuten, !Peiitrfst unb 9dlmcrjcn rcr eunAe
btbaftst, unb turtb cen 8ebraub een elmer
6laldH ven tisitr Mstjjn flne CT lfansbafts
2inesrun9.
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0r. SSapne'5
& rye { t . t q I, t.

9isit unitDishars Mseiiin tsprft tialitb sis
n'9s Per botb't runpsrbar'ttn Rursn ,rsltbt il
tstannt paren. 9tlls Die lIs 9sbrautbt babsu
fir Aitbma, cuifsn B!utlrein, itshsneen
(,uifsn. Sticfflus cpsr A,pt6, NuS;ebruNs,
Sbrenlibs6 Sstsnifebsm I,tjisrfsit Sd)mers
sen uno s:sisrtsr Shmtrssn uup Sruttss
tltnnmlnp i,ijrsrsn Ntbsm, unc Vee anOsrs
&rantpclt Ger uE9s mc Srulf, fSnnsn
une tbutn pen osirn Nugbarfst isuaen.-
Srrnbit i s. [elns llnSsiunoDsit Sc, qufts
rSbrt] 1T cine &rantbslt pt jdDyll,b Sauf,nrs
unp aperndls Sautsnee in ein ror,sita 0rab
ptrtnft, Wirb autistt rant furirt. Iie sss
mSDntbsn Gpmptnms sen bieer SranfMh
[SrcntbtiSl r". .J.,tem Sl)nmrpn Der quns
&C uno ess scalk6, I,siisrfsit, lDwsrss Ntb,
mrn, Iltbn,1, btsl.,I,t1 T'tetr, Wuawnrf ron
Sblcm cts: 'nttrm StCf. !.is aub manebs
nal Slutlptltn. So 1T cine C.. .'fnNun9 prn
Der tsn,n aeauti p,be inwenlig IL cen Qufts
robrsn cpsr EufIssfhiirn it une eurlh aFs Sbei.
ls osr 9unSc lautt. 0icitr grr7F.craNt untsr.
oriltt lslItltb een S,ulTtn, sis G;,uu .sNn,@nts
;lnpung, Sitb'f ia ;AI;rt6 W.pn,cn, trin0t
sin frsit9 uno 1,tnrse 2t..tnerFn bcrpcr, unS
bepIrft cine Sur in furier Stit.
Die Niihn,, ,pirb jehsrait narmct iurirt-
3,pel rntr cosr ertt 9reift Seii9 fur;rt osn
5tifHuB ossr Sioea bs &inosrt in fiinfs
Ssbn Minuten bis iu tntr Y tunes SsIt. Der
Ssidbufsn miro caruret ipsIeItb sslluosrt uno
elns Sur in furyr Ssit bsWutt. Ieunpsrts pen
'psrlonsn pslAs ole Nusvbruns batsn, unp
ppn ibrfn slsr;tsn ais unbell6ar srf!irt rparsn,
iinc caeurtD wisesrum ju ibrsr pOifommsnsn
gsiunsbit bsr9siislt wSrrsn.
Or. Jonathan Geina, g. 9. Yrsiiesnt
pom Granville eeaess, in Obis, Oiwlidb ron
otsu YrrD fa9t :-sr babs unttr elmer itarftn
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0lle uno ieoe 2frt erutfbc unb enalifbe
Oruferorbeiten.percen ouf fiir;elte 0ns
foroerun9, fbon gut unb billi9 in oieier
Drucferel 9sfertist.
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Uns ttm GnaliIthen, nit Yenueuna esr ecs
fen i'll une auslansiitbia 2Serfe
teartsitct.
a. T.

3 ii I.
!. Saplte S,ua,r;cias nno Nt1epte CUR
SerpcGfcnmnuus Ger 1lrtritsn res &uut
tlltlers uns DictcIietrcincrs.
,. Sapitel llrber oae Sartsu mo Seits
gen tts ccIjes, 6erns, SrtiIrrabs nuo
eIfnteines.
Sapitel licter n,e Strr,tuus rer $acf
hrnide uaeb 8. BIIien Neip
Ia"Sjafrlaen @rfabranaeu.
y 81. S'e 9eretfuna pcr peritolts
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OBI irb Oerl a II q t,

Don Gin taufsno bio filnf tanisns Ibo:
Ter 81 sbnsny fnr mslbe quite Sitsrbeit ss9s:
Ben psresn wirp-Mm fra5e nab in pIsisr
Irudersi.
Sanldr
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Wtlt Nhfun9 SDr
81. B. QBilIiame, 81. 3.

Au5ud ejntA gtrtlltat6 rom GDrn. Octtrr
. teo f, lssbsriSsn YrsIssentsn pem
2aaibn0ten eeas9t, Maine
"1en friibsrer ptsidnlber SsfaRntl@ait
nit Or. 8. -Sapns, sinsm rcSuIaren Gtnssns
ten esr msoi;iniidsn llniusrItit rrn ptnnfr's
vanisn, uuo sintn crfabrsnsn gladlld;su sprafs
tfantsn psn Nsoijinen mar id i'm Stanec
Die sablreiten Atttifats ;u Sunifen islntr wr<
ibsoensn msei;inifhsn Nrsparaticnsn tie
itati9sn, pielmsbr ,ris cine Wlsbrbsit e rldber
eis nltht bisitS miiItn. 9tab eincm 1sriud)
tsritIbtn in msinsr siSensn 8amilie, une enis
Sc bapen ptritnlitb, babe ib MIDI tpn IRabrz
btit oisisr 3susnil1t ptuis hbsrsu9t. gie fine
mas iis serasbsn iu itin-fsine Guafalbersisn
-irnbsrn funltlicb bcrsitsts WleSi;insn fir siz
nigs Der 9sfabrIibftsn msnihliben Sranfbei:
ten. S.b ,ssb bas fis beh9sibdets unb psrs
itbisbsntlitb ren psn asibittsiten 9cftersn ecr
Mstiiin perscfd,rebsn rmresn, fcpebl. i'll tic=
fer $tart ais icnit ,ro uno itb nebnR fsinsr
anifane bisftlttn alS sinsn fbdebarsn 3ufae
Ut mfrn mepi;nidsn Matcria, unb cine ii:
deere irmcbl ais uni,bdbib uns nieds Gfs=
oi;in fur siei &ranftn su erilpfEt!sn."
Jfufus Sabecf, if.
Sum 8srfaui Gsi Dcerac 10. Oafclr,
apctbsfsr, &rrr ste Straii, &saeing, Ggsnt
fir 9r. Sapne.
Sanaar 7. tp.
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Ser Wapor BON Gbarlcston bat elnt
grotlamotIon erlafitn, oai; aue SDift
melde oaiclbit opn 8citon anfomnlen,
nit Suarontainc bcle9t meroen iouen, ,ne.
i'm lceteu Srte Die Slottsrn Gpipemie
ltarf berriCbt.
Die Slattern iinb sleibfalls in Reaor'
leaa6 ourb 5pei SdlHc pom Solfon, ,eia'
8efubrt morocn. ID.
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Gowaro Suntn9tou, Elm Gnolduocl
ooA 8eburt, II Sabre alt, muroe air
I2ltt@ctD Nbenb BON ieinem &arren in
otr 9iGBe Der oS. Stratic Don elmer Ban.
ee Srrlanotr btrunteraeriiien uno eribla.
gen. AUt oopca iino felfseuommen.
ih
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mer Mm,rigfr.

All kinds Of GERMAN 8 ENG
lisn printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this Off
ce, at reasonable prices.
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-U-
Die pom blciiaea 3clbaus uaterbal'
tsne Wefp Gra bemcrft, oab Rc fib ME Ell
rtn 2SinTsr 5u crnuern nce6, 400 oaS 6
leno IN Der Stabt bier 70 oreB se,reicn
1T, uao mc tauIenoe BON %eri,nen pcrs
banben iine, Die oes Morsen5 aufFcDcn,
uno nid,t wifsn,pcpcn iie am Sage bin
ourb fib uno ibre Slmilie erndbrsn uno
idttioen icacn.
OieB 1T leioer pabr oenu9, ater Tenn
jset ibpn Sauienee porbanben lno obnt
een notbissn llrterbalt fir ibrs Samilicn
erlperbcn su fonnen. pie miro cs oana
um Die orbeittnoe Glails au6iebsn menn
Ger Nrbeitslobn um Die OGlfte beruntcrs
eeleet fein miro ? lpelbes Elm pauptpuuft
os5 ,,ssliebten llntcribasam 1T, ,pie
uns Sepator Subanan pcrise @oebe i'm
Senate erfldrtc. 9t. 9. 1Qeem. 3te
@iaiam @bite, ein @rinpaareubdno-
Ter, an Ser edc Don @entre. uno pearl
Strafe no5ntno. puroe am Wittpo6
ats Gin Gmpfdn8er ositoblaner 9uter
ftltoenommsn. Wau fano cine Wense
8aoren oller Nrt in Isiusm 6aule Dor.
il.
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Gin SffiSier in Der &sr. ct. Qrmee'
Der BON ct. Uu8uFlne, 8lorioo, in @al.
bnstpn an9tfommen, bat Die Nabridt
mit0ebrabt, oab orei une 'oreillis Vlut=
bunOe uno feds Spanier, ibre Nbribter
uno 4ufndltsr in ct. Wrfe bon Guba
nn9elanSt Tno. Sn Ger SGat cine cole
Clique. ID.
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ee bemafinetsn. uno bas Corps 70 ourds
priieelten, bob es ibnen nidbt nebr 70
lbnea cinfallcn miro. Die Oruferei oer
Reu yorfer Gun 5u beiuhen.
0emrtrdt.
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Das felscnre Ssrtiifat.itt non einSni yraftis
;irsnesn ArSts, unr isbr rsipeetatIln 8tiIflis
,ten rcn Der Mstrctiitsn Gcmeinte, eatirt
Mresif Saun, @a. 2luSuit 81 1888.
Sr. Sapns.-Gtcbrtsr 5srr - cSt tate ibr
&rreetcrant ibsrau in n,tinsr Hraris angt=
Wanet, felt s,n lsktcn ersi Olrnattn, unn fir
ale llsbel ron GrFdltunsen 9nbinoun9
oergun8e, ssekrunHN u itbma,5ebmer
sen uno Sa,pad,beit Der 0ru,t, e6 III
Ii ,frsitis bas bsfs Olittd mas tt itmaIs 9ts
traubt babe.
9fit Gd,tun9 Sbr
81. 2B. QBilliame, 81. 8.
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Neacptbn d,

fir gtenliilen, GnultiIebler, ,Di6kslfhrener.
eirm,hsithaftsr nne Yaebitumaetcr, &aflrsr
Rutiebeusunc ebaiisnfatritantcn.D Dcraclecr,
& unltprshsirr, &ammahtr, Slthibmiere
Mue etrtrr ancerc GenerttreItener, Hetlt
ar,inrlieaea Hupeiiunacn htcr ric
BcbanrIuns mp 2lTrcaruns
ter stattsucnsu Nr:tptr.