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Faceurage 81 Commission
ESgaaAEless,
HA " BUKU, >. Z.


A 5 have d,ctIned setting goods. beg
IA leave Ia return my grateful acknowledge
l..e.Ils 10 NY ircrds. ami tic pnhiic ge"ciahy
~. thrlr brrui patronage wh'ie thn- ensaSen
now offer my ser ices I" TIE public a. al"
Anrul, l., receive AMI forward all klEds 0l ilir!
c.iandlze and produce. Aud. lis WIN no he
engaged In ai.y o,nc, business. VIII pay strici
a.Ieniiun 10 t.ic i!Ilrrrsi oi a tlu>' cJtIsepinS
,rIT proiiic,. ar ineTciidndIZr 20 n'. and " hIc
~ ny lIOnse the besi wil' u, id"e", anu ."I-
waned with despatch, "r orders pFanipi!
Ubeyrd.
From experience aud ubservation, have
ron. ti.oight that Il iailiilui agent coa'd reader
Considerable service Id the planters. III selling
inelr collon aud ilonT, aud nuyinS heir stoce'
RES; And ,s larr bccn engaged IN tHls MAR
net; for The nst cu years, nnd a:lhhi'i'ed win
the .rncr;lI routine "lhasine-s | therefore oii'i
my services 10 my ir.enGs and ,"r pia"icrs ."m-
cray; aI,d Will iiIith,.'iiy devote M undivided!
att, ni,on 1" the interest o, all those who nily
ruuini, To M, charge In. selling oi their pro-
duce, un.i buying such ARTICLES IA they may or
der.
In all cases. my commission shall be moderate.
II. L. JEFFERS
Sept %. 1871 rf35
p. :. an not interested IN any Warchouse
~ the place; therefore all Cotton sent 10 my
care. will hr stored II, directed. aud II no dlIcc
lIon-, my BIS, Judgment viii be used for the
piartcn interest. IL. l.. J.
Tie Grcrnvrc Mcuntaineer. Edcciield Ad-
verii-er. Pcndleion Messengers L"d Highland
Irn,nrI and IIi.hIan! (N c. Messenger wall
insert the above. two moni,-. aud "rwarh bills
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Delinquent Subseribsrs.--I, has often
been remarked that no class suffer so much
loss. in proportion TO the capital invested.
as the publishers Of periodicals. III this
country Many hard ioilins man has
been overwhelmed with debt, and ruired,
when. ifonly one. half Of his subscribers
hadco forward and paid what they were
Justly owing. the publishers might have
gone on their wav rejoicing. The follow
ing item. presenting the financial condi-
tion of q religious publication. gives hot
100 true picture Of pubiishsr's accounts
There are s5o.Ooo due for the mission.
ary Herald by delinquent subscribrrs since
the year ls2i: And snl one Of Tho Off
Gers of the American Board. Mt recent
meeting .wcrr all rhc drlinqurnts tn INV
up. the Board would al once be free from
debt"
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In all cases, my commission shall be moderate.
H. L. JEFFERS
SYatcr PrOOG VVarel.Oll.e.


liAaHuRG september ~ 'SIl.
FESfIE Suh>cIihtr bcgS leave 10 inform his
81 friends aud lie public. tia, he continues
the WAREHOUSE aud COMMISSION b.
SINESS, nj his former stand known rs the
Water Proof Warehouse.
detached ~ i: is from oti!cr buildings. lis To-
cation renders 1t nearly srcur. from fire. as
il u wer, lire pro"f. The floors Of IT.. two wings
have been elevated above the lIiei, water mark
ui the great irc,hci nf May lr'i0: and each oi
III. ~ DIVISIONS of th. building. Will store rom
.JuJ 10 cot hairs o Cotton. bath OF these are
designed 10 be- exclusively sci ap ri ;or the Cot.
ton OF plau,srs anu cour.,ry merchants. who will
lhus ne secured from the possibility "f loss aud
damage hy ir"shcis.
lIo avails himself Of the present ocrnsion 10
return his thank, {" his friends aud ualrors for
their liberal support during III. last SEASON.
He soIicits from them. ard the public genera.
Iy n continuance "f this confidence and assurrs
them that IN return for ;ter patronage he will
n,. his b"-t pcrsonnl efforts Ia promote and
prorrc, lhcir interest committed To his charge
IN addition 10 iniSn,-uranre hr pledges himself
that he will IN 40 case uuIcha.c u bale Of Cot.
ton dIrccii, nT indir, cIi".
He will attr-d 10 the sale nni shipping oI
! Cotton The rcceiying and forwarding CT Goods
! or niY o;her bu-ll'ss usually transacted by a
! Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
-,,,c,pher IN i'm
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WANTED

a y APPRENTICE to the Printing husi.
n m"ss boy from l3 10 10 ears "i aye.
who ca" read and write, OF good moral habits,
Apply n, this o:tice.
JAN. l2, 1912
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Boof and shoe shop.

Boot and shoe Shop.
TTyIll. subscriber ha. IN Hamburg. on
Il Ceurrc street opposite Messrs. ii""-
ard & Gnrmauys' BOOT and SHOE
Shop. where he II keep nn haul fnr
SHOES Y BOOTS. warranted work :;
likewise an assortment nf Coarse ShO",
manufactured NJ his Tanyar,l near Nj.
Vintage. on the "Id Stag" Road, hcl~rcn
EdscfcId Court Il"u-r aud Hamburg.
ALSO
Carries IN The Sa'!dlcrv and Harness.
business. IN all lis branches. aud will sell
low Tor cash, Good raw Hides will hc "a
ken in l.adc or for cash as will suit the
parties.
All business in his line. attended 20 with
despatch. NJ L.. GEAR Y
Hamburg, Oct. 4, lSll II 36
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Rean0Uai.
Hrs, E, III. DoWd, Agent,

uEAS removed her stock OF MILLINERY
< Il. GOODS. 10 the Store opposite Messr-.
Band Il Buffers. and mex; door 10 Nassrs.
Scranton * Mci.- whcr. she viii be- happy Ia
wait up"n her friends rnd iornrr customers rs
usual. She returns her thanks i"r past favnrI.
Jams II 50
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Eaca0T&Se ana! GOsslHlnissIvss vss
zSSiNasa ~,

HECEITIEG so HIHDING AGENCY.
llAMBuRG :. E..
s'iiE Smhs,r,acr respectfully brg- leave to
Z appr;Sc las riend- AMI the Merchants ii
the uppri DI>tr!cis gcncriil.. That hc Is tho.
ROUGHLY prepared Ia IT,. siri hII>nr,s. ~ ahoy".
and. c"n!hi"nl i. ms lou: experience III -."i uI
siae-s, Ia 'hi> place -"lrcil, ,a,coi pair"n'c.
llIs Store b"in, on Harkri.s;r"ct. ti- rn",t
elevated part Of ,ovu. no danger from innumda-
lions need be appsrhendcd.
II. URQUHtRT.
Hamburg. Nov. l. 1871. :jm 40
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g.dlgeaeiti Male Acatiesay.

EdgeGieiti Male Acatlesay.
F1SliE Trustees oi this Institution have ii,e
Il pleasure 10 inform the public. ,hai tny
have engaged tie services Of sir ZapocK d.
CorragiL (nr the ensuing year. who will open
the Sci,onl on lIc first Monday in Janl,ar, i.
Mr Coltrell comes we'll recommended. as a
Teacher of experience and ability. The terms
of ,ul'iom will be The saue US last year. VIZ ::
PER Or.
For the Classical Department. includ-
ing he higher branches Of, Ma,hema.
,ics. $40 10
For III, English Department. including
English Grammar, Geography. &c., 20
For Reading Writing. and Aruhtnrtir, 90
Tie Trustees nssirr the public that par,icn
lar attenii"n will b. pad to the ,nnrnI dcpor
men, oi the pupiis srDl to this i,,siiiuiion.
r II. WNHDLAW.
JND. LIPScuMB, T..,,,..
n. l.. GRIFFIN,
J. TERRY.
Dec. % a. If.
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Can't Go.-By order of Mr.. Curtis, Col.
lecior Of the pert. revenne cutter yesier-
day paid its compliments TO a couple of
splendid ,clleoners lying at anchor in The
Hudson. off Jersey City by serving upon
their commanders orders moi 10 quiz port.
and by placing herself, like a guardian spir-
it. between them, to secure the observance
ofihose orders. These fine little vessels
are recently from the ship yard of Messrs
Bell s. Brown and do credit 10 the desrr-
veti-sa far.ex,endine fame Of 'hnsc emi
nent shiphuiltlers. Ttcy we're hui!t nSlen-
sibly FOR private account here, burin reali
ty j, is believed, for The MEXICAN Govern,
snent. TO be employed against Texns.-
The cost We believe was S90.600--of
which 100000 are said 10 have been paid
The balance TO be paid on their arrival at
their placeof destination. he law of'hr
U. S.making Illegal the fitting out Of arm
cd vessels out OF our por's 10 be emplo, cd
By Other governments against government,
With which The United States nre al peace
was, as-wc understand the matter, 10 aa,e
been evadetl bv a pretended sale .by ihr
cstru.iblo owDrrs 20 the Mexican Snvcrn.
mcu,. Each is armed with a paixhan
thirty.two pnunder o; midsGip. and six
eighteen pound carronadcs; and cnch is
fullv ollicered by Mexicans, nud manned
ned chiefly bv Americans. Mr.. Curtis
also found several ladies' on hoard-proba-
bly, ladies Of tic officers.--N. Y Sun.
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R1BepRzs AT.GE9AE.

LINER Zs ST.GE9AE.
4 y the rea: oi th- Old American Hotel,
Il occupied by r. K. Huuer, opposite the
Rail Road depot.
FARE REDUCED.
Horse per monrh $1,000
" day 81
:" Single feel -
The subscriber respectfully informs hrs
friends and lnc public ssnrraIIy, thai hc
has opened LIVERY STABLE in
Hamnn,g, ). G.. whcrc h" vii! NJ all tunes,
keep supplied with pr1'cn Ter AID .or. &C
ot the hcs;qualily. Having good O,ilcrs
aud Excellent dry StahIes; lie hnpcs to give
satisfaction to his patrons.
lie will sccp constantly on lIanl. CARR
ayes, Barouchcs, Bucgics. &C.. with care
lul drivers with which the pubic can. AT
all lines. he accommodated on the moS
reasonable terms. lie therefore solicit :
u 'iIarc oi public patronage.
y. Il. DroycrS eau be accommodated
with gnod Lots we'll warrrrd.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg. Nav. /. ISL. It II
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...lgEfacegl eglegaleoags.

d
Proseerting tke Gamblers,-They have
oui,e a lime 10 Richmond. Va. jus, now,
10 prosecuting the kecpersof ganlhlips cs-
Establishments. Some days since it was
discovered By mercantile firm there. that
a yonns man in their employ had made
way with q considerable amount Of money
he,ousiug 10 the firm. The firm, Messrs.
Davenport & Allen. insisted upon know
iuc wl,ar he bad done With it. when he
told ihem he Ind lost i, by gambling. T"
save criminal prosecution agains, him
self, he agreed 10 ie where the different
gambling establishments were, and also TO
give a list OF those who visited them. so
tha, witnesses might be obtained. This
was done, and we perceive by The Star,
that tho prosecutions are now 10 progress.
An incident, occurred soon after the disclo-
sure OF The names, which created sotno-
thing of breeze. A gentleman whose
name was on The lis., felt that he bad been
much aeerieved by having his name thus
made public, and his deeds hlazoned TO
the world. He attempted 10 rake tho law
ir,o his own hands. and with cowhido
proceeded 10 ,ihe store Of Messrs. D, 81 A.
and commenced laeeilalion OF one OF
the partners. Hc met with poor success,
however, and we presume will have 10 sui
fer some for his 'cx,ra judicial' opera
iions. sss.s.
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Ne,tsGe,.

SSSsScs 49,,
A IL persons Indebted 10 the es'a'e ot WI
"a. liam S. Johnson. deceased hic al! this dts
irict. are requested to make payment. and these
having any clnins against said estate arc also
requested to presenlthem 10 the subscriber with
in the time prescribed by law, duly ntiested a-
the law directs.
LAWRENCE $ JOHNSON.
Qraiifei Ereeaior.
Dec %, 1sil, i'm AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Planning Ediiors.-Four New York
editors were in conversation, says The
Press. One Of them lei fall his walking
s,ick, When another said-There is the taii
ofCein.'
.Yes., replied he from whose hand i,
mad fallen, when moving towards ii, 'and
here is mau ,ha, is Abel To pick it up,
And see,' put in third. sbal he is
on the Ere of doing it,
"A dam bad pun. that last said The
wickedes,, il notthc wiltiestpunster of the
party.
As there were four editors. andno more,
there were no pockets picked. fur the best
ofal. earthly reasons. but one which deli
cacy forbids we should meu,ion.--Pic.
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To ESPlal.
State nf south ; arulina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN Equity.

EIizabc,I Clifford & others, Bin for deiire.
J0o. NJ. keiS. rs. nnl others. y' account $t'
HT appearing to ms satisfaction that Charles
Il Randolph, Que Of the Defendants, resides
out of the Slnie. On nation of Carroll. com
plainant's Solicitor. ordered. that the sad De-
fendani do plead answer. or d"innr. w'iI'''
three ,non,ils tor the publication hcleoi, or the
Bill will be taken pro coufesso against h'ni.
]. TERRY, C. l., Z. d.
Commissioners Office.
E.l..nG..II In., u ,D Sm MI
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&EBslEY e. ESaEEs'.
T5fGvfhcn8e GRG Commits.
ss1lL ,EscvCl5yi!fS.

HAMBURG. S. &.
ThKE pleasure in announcing to their
Il Country Trends md 10 The Public
nnnrru.lA fhnI heir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
Aa 60 ~ -

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK
'I'hE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation ON
= Iany have established Freight Line Between New:
nenty. - - -. 80
LEAVING New Brunswick at 3h A. NJ daily, tsundsys eX
ce8so ana the loot OF Liberty New York 2A p NJ
country dealers and merchants the above ne very
ane Tor the speedy and vance
o. tery descnlon, and particularly Droyers and
Dae III Live Stock who have $50 head Of csie
ed between New Brunswick and New York. de day
wleneyer required.
The rates for the transportation Of cattle, horses mules
heel hogs Se and all other kinds of merchandise very
low, never exceeding steamboat prices
Nercnandise sent by dis line subject any
charge ia crossing the NORTH River.
The Company have fitted mp large storehouse New
brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot VIII CHI Will aln avs
reopen Tor the reception Of nae chandise.
fass.veTs purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive Terry tickets gratis
" freight for Newark, Ellzabehtown. Railway, West
field Painfod Scotch Plains Boundbrook and
received. - MD AM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03

DEACON COURSE-Trotting, Monday July ath at
~ o'clock M-Pure $50. Mile heats, best three five, un.
der the saddle.
w 8 Reed cutters ar & Snafie
Woodruff enters oh m Ka Horn.
John Spcer enters oh Don Juan
Immediately after purse 500, mile hesfs best three ia FIVE
free for all rotDg and pacing horses Pacs 20 in
and uotters as they please.
II Severance enters Oh Oneida Chief
V22tsr Bryant enters m Lady Suffolk.
= - CARRIAGE AND HORSES FOR SALE
4~A NJhe Properly Of Mad'He Fanny Eissler.--Ths
or andean, and pair Of fine bay horses the
ronsy Of Mad1ie Fsnay Es,er, offered for sale The
sge has been but little used and Is The
ncisss are Young and valuable. All be sold prior tn
they are 70 be seen the stables Of Henry Vale
"r n Luuber street. back Of ST. George Hotel jyI tfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
Cleared.

Ships Maianns Phillips Glasgow, Post Phillips; Claren-
dcn Stoddard Boston Goodhue Co; Sutton Ele Charles
TON Maryland simpens Alley pd5a pCIBrigs Fonn,tO.
kingston ia. Post Phillips: Atlas McCalum Windsor \ s;
Exact. johnson, Savannah Franklin, Paen Bath Rowland
Hargwsll. Me Nesnith Leeds CS-schr, New Union,
Co; Emma Cole dol Planet Terry, Petersburg; Convoy Ca
sey, Newborn. NC; Michigan Terry Richmond, A Cooley
Co; Caharne Amanda Teal Philadelphia Wanda Pierce
Bangor Buck Cambridge Hail. Boston; Pequot, Kelly
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To Ship Masters.

here will give 70 Commodore W. A. bassett OF flee
report Of the shipping left the pert whence they sailed q
vessels spoken their passage list oil ef cargo and an
foreign ewspapen they have Comm9dore Basett WI
board them diatey their ava We Will reciprocal
the favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
FIREWORKS

THE extensive, varied and brilliant exbb,iors Es.
works ever manufactured in this o,c countIy re
ready for delivery, the lowest in lots ~ uif con-
pttees sud parties for the celebration Of alh of Juv
United States Laboratory, Jersey Citv.
49, ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyro'echn,-t
Orders len at Nibos Garden, go Maiden Lane S2 Chah,v =,
street. will meet with immediate attention. AID goo
% part Of The city free Of eKrcnse ll191lut..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-03
S6OO REwARD-oRoss, SPECIFIC MIXTURE

&SOO REWARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pCOO For the Care of Gonnorrh9s, Gleets Structures
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
al remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent without the least
sriction to Diet drink change application bu
siness.
public II the medic does speak for itself
shall speak fsrit Our object notify where it he had
and the proprietor challenges single OF GonnoI-
cure, under forfeiture of $780,
Thisis disease that unfortunately all ranks
ciety-high low, rich and poor matrimonial and single. They
here presented with remedy by which they
without s least exposure IN the shortest time possible
Further the disease be contracted il dose the
mixture taken night going to bed when exposed
IN bottles with full directions accompanying it, at
81 bottie One bottle lasts week. which generally
many cuped in two days.
Fer sale only VIM. ii. Minors Broadway corner of
John street, opposite Franklin House. New York; Jones
corner OF Chestnut and Seventh Streets Philadelphia and at j.
u. Arlington " lmk
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sSS z4 OCEAN HOUSE, Long Branch Rum,on
&G-Te5Sr5s Browns Dock Middetown, Eltontown Dock
$500 and Red Bank, SHREWSBURY The steamboat
IQLAS Captain Allare, will leave New York from Fulton
Market Slip Ess River every morning at o'clock for Red
town Dock) Returning, will lesve O'Clock sach day.
The olas will above navigation and weather permit
ting until further notice.
All freight and baggage at the risk of the thereof
iona
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aeG1 0a FOURTH OF JULY EXCLUSION
ss-ItAFz3s To Bridgeport, landing at Horseneck aud Nor
walk.
The steamer NIMROD will leave East side Catharine mar
ket slip, Monday morning July six O'Clock, and land
Rockyneck and Norwalk
Returning, leave Bridgeport o'clock r. NJ Norwak at
al quarter past four and Rockyncck al five, p. NJ
Fare for the trip either the above places dollar for
ticket, 10 20 and return same day. je30 ic
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O'CONNELL's REPLY TO EARL SHREWSBURY
Authentic Edition-The subscriber has received from
the Liberatos publisher in Dublin consgnmen Of this cele.
bated work directed be by the distinguished author
himself IL Is sunerbly printed. Those who wish have
genuine work. neither emasculated by dsgured
by absurd notes willsbuyhs edition. Those contrary
who sbndgen which is painful TO read on account
Of The miserable print and paper will purchase that put forth
serley Mind however this Is the only genuine edition the
is no longer OConnelrs reply Those therefore who wish
the real work of OConne will be careful order the Dublin
Edition. JOHN DOYLE
jy3 5tsr Bookseller 1Gq Broadway.
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To Correspondents Abroad

foreign ports fully requested
send by every vessel all the gence they
obtain Nautical information Of kind, from
siding at home or abroad, win be thankfully received.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-01

u9ntfc.
8ep elmer dlemiftten llnerfitduns pcu Aerrn ScEr
Scrb's Meraef, babe id, sefunben baB ber{elbe ,ur
Oenisfen bon 80 bis 95 Nrpcent Raltffp eubdlt ed,
fann raber nelben ais eincn porsieen srtifel Sr
Nerael. uno ale BON qrOserer Neinheit anempfebcn,
ais td je unter(lct habe. @en,ener Mcrqel entbdIt
gep6bnlid BON 40 bis so rcsent Sa!flfc, uro i bat
BE oeuelben ocn eanbfprtben n Oeutfelanb NIT arc.
Sem Gusen auf thren Selcern antpenoen feben.
Canton 6. 81 gHitti n q. 9Ipotbefer H. Sheuifer
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Der befdeibene S.-@in Trem,
6er Uaete @ ourd, elm sebbri9es "Ginse fanbt eineu
oOuen @cnserfaal nnb bic Wtpirfun9 Ser beten 8ire
tnofen elmer Staot ;u oerfha0en.
9eaf Der Spmpbcnie lieB er aus lauter SoSHidteit
Iebte ale ihre SCtcs unO @cnSerte Sucrft ausflbren
CDas Yublitum 9lalbte. er spcle oabur Sic obe eis
ner 4nnt belto mehr ins eidt ellen unb sparo aufs
o6dte 9efpannt.) ls enolid bic 9aeibe an ibm par,
"aeine 9erreH, b BIN bodt iberrafht BON ihren al,
Berorbentltden Talenten. Sie pielen ale uuale, beC
fer als iA.' CSid, gum pubtifum penoen6 y '"gs
spire unperfhdmt mir, pote id biefem {elteue,
RunfseuuB bur m1ene sertn9eeedtun9en euttpeiheu q
Der sanse Saal eridaate oCn 9'elddter inoe1en BET
lodere 0oael fl NIT Der &aiie baucn fbli Ob Runl
aao Dublifum bel mandem reiienbem Wamfenfcbn eie
uerlbre, trenn er bieien nahabmen tpirbe (6bf
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SO ep b . Irey
SMerorst in Caution.

D1at BEN puStfum bie trstenbe Gn3etSe ea6 Ct NA In
Canton @tart 80. 0bc, nieersean bat une se(rnnen IN
ofitsn in inm SADIE sepitnbafs u bisnen @eiue tbecrt.
tt fOUsbI as aud pur ptabrse stuus erlanste prattis
e Seunnis acStn bm bas errauen en feline Sienfe an.
;n6ieten, uno trt9n ibn Anpru nen xbe ter Ssnts
li@tn 8un ju maen. CT tebanbe pfret Nintpieb @aa.
f. @Awsnt, 5cer, Der i'm NIT tsntm 3uyru tstbrt
wirb feine lreife tillis unp SereGt finoen.
u3tne Q8ebnuns, i in J5arses 0als, 6fb In Der Eus.
earapas Citrate, jwen ben 6aufrn 8ottieb Glatr s
Grotfhmipt pbilrp J9abn.
& 0anten, Oct Is, I94l. 1916 ~.
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OeutGbe
9anb(un9 i'm 03ro6sn unb Rleineu
Tf1Rn1Tn1. 1Eaf1nr

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