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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
CITY COUNCIL.

"Wednesday evening. july q, lSl2.
Council met-prescnt. MeSns Brady, Caldwell.
Clemens. Dunbar, E-hols. Forbes. Graham. Ghchrsi.
Hogc. Hughes, Lambdin. Tanner. Wtckham.
The Mayor being absent SIR Hughes was called
To- The chair
The minutes Of the las, meeting were read and
approved.
a report from he commiuce on The Market hcdse
sdve rse a. the petition OF certain butchers, sc was
read and adopted.
\ further report recommending the procuring of
Is benches for the city hall was also made, aud lard
upon the table.
The quarterly reports Of The Mayor and Alder
men OF the % ward. were read aud laid upon the
iabie-a'so of the Aldermen Of ihe 81 and All
wards which were received.
Reports from tire committee On streets and alleys;
IN regard TO the grade OF Spring Alley. and an ulley
from > IA street To an alley running from John to Cen
ire street. were rend and the committed on ordinan-
ccs were directed 10 dnf aud rcpcri IN ordnance
in compliance with their recommendations.
Several accounts were presented aud ordcred to
bc paid.
Messrs JefeIs aud Garden appeared.
The committee on streets ard alleys repnrted al
verse 10 the petition for = Sidewalk on Fith street
referred further 10 { e Street Commissioner.
The COmmiIteo also made a r port in reference 10
the stone removed frum Webster street.-The mater
~as referred TO the street commissioner fer further
Information.
A report from the street commissioner IT, reference
10 Quincy and Seventh streets was read, and lad
upon the table; also a report in reference 10 New,
love and Skaters contrnci on Chapline street. viii, h
was approved; also Ia reference 10 Nam street and
The National road asking an appropriation which
was made; also 10 reference ca the wharf asking q
further appropriation, which was made.
An appropriation Of 500 was made to he used m.
der the direCiiun Of The Superintendent Uf the Water
Works towards opening the city coal banks
To 4l.rI a. ruN.rrN 80. r....., T.. ..Ff1rw,aa
with all the Officers ufthe city, aud to report as ear
y rs possible.
An npplIcation for license Tor an ordinary nj the
Island House was made by J Cline, and The license
g,anted.
The agreement between the city and II ,blnsnn
IN regard 70 the Town clock was read and approved
LrcCuse was granted 10 G CaroIhers for house
of private snieriai lmeni on Monroe street.
\ petition from X Hamilton in reference 10 tho
grade Of east end Of Monroe street was read and re-
ierrcd TO the street commissioner.
Adjourned TO meet on Monday next al 3 O'Clock.
PM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

DECLARATION OF lNDEPENDENCE.-The
National lnIelligenccr of Monday cuRiains the fol.
lowing article in relation 10 Charles Carroll of Car.
pllipn. the last urviyor in 1896 OF all th Ise who
signed the Declaration of American Independence:
In the year 1926, after all save one of the band
oi patriots whose signatures are borne on the Declara-
ton OF Independence had descended To the tomb.
aud the venerable Carroll alone remained arm ING
The living, the government Of the city Of New York
depuied n TO wait on the illusirinus sur
vivor and obtain lr m him for deposit in the pub.
nc hall OF the city n copy Oi the Declaration ofl176.
sraccd AMI authenticated anew with his sign man.
uaI The aged patriot yielded to the request md
Affixed. with his own hand, 60 a copy OF that insiru.
menl, The giaieiul, solemn, aud piOus supplemental
Declaration which fJllows:
Grateful TO ALMIGHTY Con for the bless nrs
which through Jesus Chrrt our Lord. he has con-
ierred, ON my beloved country in her emancipal on.
and on myself. in permitting me, under circumslan-
ces ofmercy. 10 live 10 the age Of 80 years. and to
survive the liltieIh year of American Independence,
and certify by my present signature my appreciation
Of the Declaration Of lndepenience adopted 10y Con-
grcs. on The 4 h orJnly, 1916, which I originally
subscribed on the 81 day of August OF the ,nme
year, and Of which | I'm now the last surviving
signer, | do hereby recommend e. the present aud
future generations The principles OF Iha' important
document ~ the best earthly inheritance their On
rcstors could b~equeaih to them. and pray that the
civil and religious liberties they have secured 10 my
country may be perpeIuaied 10 rem1Iesl posieriiy
and eyIenied To the whole family ofman."
CHARLES Carroll. Of CAKRoLLToS.
"AUGUsr |, 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

To those who may be iRclincd IN visit ibe Bed.
lord Springs during The present season. the GIIoyyiog
paragraph from the Bedford Inquirer NAV NOT h.
unacceptable.
We are now prepared in This region Tor accnmmo
da'ins any number of persons who may chopsc o.
'is'' our beautiful ahd healthy country md not
ouly give hem recommendation bar fbot - -.
NOT surpassed any where The public houses n, tbc
Town particularly those kept by our friends AIess,s
Gdberi. Davis, Duncan, Clark. sc. are re,Jv \, sv..
~ respect for invslids, or lhuse who NAV be mor.fy
in pursuit Of plensure-aud NJ The Snring. A.
Reynolds, who q just about Stepping into Inc m,g
niheeni new building now finished there. is prepar
"a 70 receive 10 a very superior Style Of comfort and
convenience ne may hundreds o. may feel Jisr,.o.
Co favor bin with a call. md That o., o, feruz fb,t
oil viii be ple'sed with. The Improvement. vyb,b
we described a few weeks since. will repdo, a..
Bedford Springs one Of The finest looking and mos
ploasant watering places la the Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

a friend ia The interior Of Indiana has given us
an account of an operation IN that quarter, which
shows that some things can be dono az well rs others
where euierprze, industry und pc rscrvance are
brought 10 bcnr-'Our old acquninSsncC Nh
Jailed IN Lowell, Mass. three your- SINCE and gave az
all hts property. As he vas known To he a man al
integrity ed Industrious habits, hrs creditors loaned
hun " email sum with which 10 begin he world
anew at the West lie invested the bulk of Ihi,
sum in Lowell Calicnes, Brought Ihcm O. the inter,
ior al thu State. where he spld Them nj 100 pei
cent profit, taking in payment Slippery Elm bark.
dlicd, AT 8 rents per pound which he hal %pulver.
zcd IN a cummon horse mill, and took with him Q,
Is sion, where he sold has Whule adventure nj %
Cts. per lh. cash. This enabled him L. enlarge hr,
operations. aHd last year he cleared $4,000 IN ih,
hHsiEcss, having previously contracted. al vuriuu,
Eastern cities. for large quantities Of Slippery Elm
bark. Ginseng. Yellow Root. BecswaI. dc. at price,
"hicA afford him a large profit. lie has now seven
ions e The former article ready fr shipment o.
the Eas'. All w1 cents a 10. individuals Iu this
quarer. where lac tree ahounts. can make between
one and Two dollars a day in gathering aud drying
the bark.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09


T.. s BRIG PORPOISE ARRTVED-TIo T.
Sinies brig P'rpos'. Cidwalader Rucp,Id. Lieut
D"m OF The Exploring Expedition. arrived NJ Nov
YORK on Saturday morning. The rropoi-e Erings
cohectiOnso at specimens in The geological. h,tsnicar
orniihologica' and Genealogical Departments. NJ
sSiehce. We have received by the PorpOiso OF a
he OF late RIO de Iarciro paper
The following isa Ist If The officers on b,,,d
Cadwaln Ter Rnggod Lieut. Coming James Al
den' lsl Lieut.: WIN. L.. Maury. 81 do. Jas II
Norh 3d do Geo. T. Sinclair. An De-; Nm R.y.
no'ds' OH do l. FoN. ncr'g surgcsn; }. p. San.
'oid, aces master; +. b Freeman. sarl make. Jobo
a, Frost, act b~oaisvain.
The PorPoIse . from The Elst Indies. VI, (, IL.
lena and last from Rio De Jauciru. She Ia. he,
absent 3 years and II months. q wear. ard a NIT.
~ commission has sailed The distance Of o. OOo
miles sustaining no material injury or accident ., 4
lost bat two Of her crew by death. yiz.-Gc, p.
holds ordinary seam'n. 23i August. 1899 off I.s
1i Disapp'ininent. a dangerous archipr l,ro. and
David BI'dgft, quarter master. Nov. 9Th 1899. bsr
Dor Of Plrgp Pa8g', Tooiooilla Isle.
On The 2Sth ult the Purpoise wos with, , lao.
s'li OF New York. bat her arrival was DELAYED ~
light winds and Gains. =
Allnongh Ihe fine Of service Of The crew NJ The
Purpose expired before gaining their homes. oct 49,,
"' sl'e-' interruption To- discipline ~ evidence "a
characterization occurred. On tho cppf,,ry a..
crew continued 70 act with perfect cheerfulness and
der and oHicers.
we learn by The Porpoiso That new discover.
re, have been made by the Baush Exploring E,.
peduf0n 'N
captain Ross hoe expressed The opinion Of, v,,,
s',ai a.H'rrSre between lhc North Polar and SINH
~, 1ren''n-'h dangers and difficulties being
much greater in the latter service
Oapi. CwzIer has been pr1mpfpI IN f5o ,,,t ,,
Post Capt together with fla 1t Leus. of Inc 49,,
vessels, Tor their services in 'hc Expedition M, Com.
m]nnJers) The officers and men AID receive J,ubrc
pay during be cru.ze.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
A QUEER ANSWER.

Martha, does thee love met. asked a Quaker
yonih o. one nl whose shrncs his hearts hottest
feelings had been ofercJ up.
why, Seth answered she we are commanded
10 love one another. are wa noil'
Aye, Martha, but does lhee regard me with That
feeling The world calls IoveY
4 hardly know what to tell thee Seth. I have
greatly feared that my heart 8as on erring one. !
have tried Ia besiow my love on all; but may have
sometimes thought. perhaps that Ihce was getting
rather more than rhy share,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

= iDlASllED ROGUE IN LIMBO ma,
naineH Ai,71nlcfE Clarke. we'll and Io,,Iy -.
y many OF our citizens fr hs ,a iadInr ogo,,ft,,.
YES arrested Yesterday. by officer A IA q So
81 i'is city atdcd by officer Slauders AZ p.,t-I.
Ihia' While he was waiting 20 The pbI,f.f.L.
,esmnoal wharf ior be wife. vh1 wasa presence,
mouths since. under The assumed name or
A v Denny. be- obtained "a Jorge .trt =. n
ifom merchants In Pb.ladolpbia. under a'se r,,,.-
ce' and on returning from AIabamu. wbfbey b..
'ad inkfn Them. be- was arrested boz that rify t.f
managed 70 escape from prison. md found bts .ay
= lhis CTS. Ho was safely secured add bken b.
N'yamensng He BE- The same msn kvbo several
yea" Hnco swiudled = number of morcbsnis Of
~. Guy and Albany out II several thousand dollars
y e',apeo fom thc Albany jail BY wearing me
I" As VIE she having been permitted a.
rfsf him while rn prison. D. \ bor.I II. IN
HsrgF. ?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

sIIRfvER'S PATENT BOW SPRING r.,
b. M Invention which promises :, ,,n.
INTO very general use. The prncipie Of % !. sgch
'hai while % ah1fds IN easior spring % Inc vehicle
i'un can h. ATTAINED BY my Other mode. trs Itgbg
e. eheoper end less liable 20 get out Of rsp,ir. seJ
- also allows he body Of fhe carriage 60 30 borg
20 low ~ 30 lake away Oh apprehensipn % roys,f.-
mug. we saw Inst week a light pleasure wagon
Y '''ie' win these springs which ran sin II,
7 e'1e nhd comfort 20 ih1sr in b. ihst 10 attract.
81 very general obsefvaUon-Bgh An
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

Old Prriage comes m Cor a d Iyision NJ h mo, u;,h
Frumbull GeaugI and Ashiabula for prom . tax.
paying. Not a SINGLE tract ofland in P.,rtaRe conn.
" iorieiied TO the State. Here is block of four
Yankee counties lying together, that may safely
challenge I he Siaie for a paralle.--E1 paoer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS Or THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE % SEssIoN OF THE 27ru CoSeREs, !
IuFrICIAL FUBLICATIoN.1
fPUnLIo-Np. 241.

tPUBLc-N1. "a
AN ACT Tor the apporionment Of Inc Reprcscn-
tatiyes among Inc several Suites according 10 the
SIKH census.
BE u sHscied By he Senate and House Of Re.
preseHtahres If The United States Of America an
C0HgreV Assembled. That from and after The third
day OF March, one thousand eight hundred nj
ioriy-hree, The House Of Representative shall be
composed Of memhers elected agfoeably 10 a rafio
Of one Representative for every seventy thousand sr
hundred and eighty persons IN zach Stale having a
lmcii'n greater Than one mOieiy of The SAID ratio.
computed according 90 Tho rule prescribed BY the
Consultation of 80 United Saics. that il Il, s,,.
W.lhin thc Stale % Maine, seven; within Inc Sate
OF New Hampshire. four within he Sinte Of Mas.
snchusetis, ten; within he State Of ihode leland
two within The State of Connecticut f1nr; within
ne Slate Of Vermont, four within he State nC New
York, thiuy-ouE within the State Of NeK 1orey
i've; within the State Of Pennsylvania twenty four
within The Sale Of Delaware. one; within The State
~ Maryland. sir; within he State 81 Vrripio. Gr
Teen; within The Stale Of Nouh Carolina. nine.
within The Stale Of South Carolina. seven. within
Ihe State oi Georgia, eight; within The Stale Of Ala.
h1m1. seven; within be Safe Of Louisiana. f,p,
within ne State Of Mississippi. four. within The
Store Of Tennessee. eleven; within The Slate oil
kenincky. ten; within The State VI Ohio. tu enty-one
within the Stale 81 Indiana. Ten. within The Slate
Of Illinois. seven. within The State Of Missouri. Eve.
f'NN Nf ~ " ENNAl-asf 0Nfr aNN MlLIln the
State Of Michigan. three
Sec 2. And Be- H(ur her enGcfcd. That IN every
case where q State IS entitled 90 more than one Re-
prcsentauyc. The number 10 which each Stale shall
Pc entitled under ihis upporiDnmcnt shall be elect
ed by districts composed Of a continuous teutory
equal ~ number 90 The numbor OF representative
10 Which said Stale may be entitled. no one district
more than one Representatve.
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker ofhs Hguss IF RepcssenfaGpes.
WILLIE r MANGUM.
Prssideaf Il ne Senate pro hsapors
Approved June &c. tst7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

POLiCE-RoBERT TAYLaR, wos brcneh, hoc,.
tue Mayor on Thu'sdly. and fined SIS and cosis
for qnarreli'ng with his hther and getting drunk On
Tie AN la default Of payment he was sen.
'eneed to 10 days wo on the Chan.Ganr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

a Philadelphia NJ the Saratoga Spring, wr;te. 70
the Editor Of The Philadelphia u. $ Gazeire,hst
the proprietor Of Old Congress Hall has reduceih h.,
charge for hoarI from twelve to seven dollars psr
wecA' and that, ion, without the least Infringement
upon The del.cucIes that crowd his table.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

On Monday HAS, the vote wa. taken on what is
called The PROVISIONAL tariff hill. when returned
with the presidents veto. shall the bill PASS not
NyithsiOnding the objections Of the president. The
vote upon il was ayes Ia. nays 81, so the bill was
losi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

II will be perceived by a reference to another
column Of our paper that an order Ia, been issued
by the Treasurer to Collectors Of ports TO collect
duties at o per cent. CoNMENr-'hree-fourhs OF
The manufacture esrablishments in the Union have
stopped ard their hands arc out Of work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

~ We would call attention 10 Mc,sr Brent
lnger Il Shallcrocs' sale Of splendid carriages at
tho Eclipse Livery Stable, Main Street. At ten
O'Clock this morning. See odverIi,,menl IL anoth-
er column.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

10 The Philadelphia papers continue to give nc.
counts OF the desiructi N of property by the great
storm IN Ihai city ON Friday last, but win oil there
IS not a SINGLE instance Of loss OF lIfe or ,erioGs per-
sonsl injury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

u is believed ihl, The following mountains may
be seen. 90 clear weather, from The top OF Bunker
linl Monument viz Waciuser, % Princeton. dis.
iant about 50 mtes Hoaaiaock. at Jeffrey. n n.
d'''nt about - mile. A~srafasv. NJ WsathersfoId
y IL distant a5ouf no miles; Ksarsqtge. Of New.
bury. y H distant nearly 81 miles Aoofbet
mountain. tie name or which We do not know r
also 90 be- seen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

DEF Alter nine Days sickness. on the 1ih inst
Sahrn III Pal, infrni daughter Of w. w. Jimesop.
'scd 6 weeks a ,d . days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

The New York Express states hat ma ia ON.
,sra"'S "hH have arrived at that port Ihis year. TO-.
600 had not one shilling each on their a,r;v,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

Mr.. clsy has been nominated for President in
Mime by a convention Of delegates irom the whole
State. Il is said that grsu, enthusiasm was mani.
fsicd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

The Chamhe'shurgh Fnnklin county. p. WI.
states that the surplus products OF thai rouuIry a.
present year-lhose which can be spared for market
are estimated al one million OF dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

HNXTENS1vE SALE OF CARRIAGES At
H AUCT1ON Will offer Of The Livery
Stable ON james McLure, Main street. an e1ien-
slvo assortment Of Carriages. Of warranted workman.
ship and material, tbs morning Al 10 o'clock. A NJ,
consisting Of the following kinds
/ chnUutee; has been run a short lime.
Falling top Family Wagon,
2 Fine Falling tOT Barouches.
large 2 horse do
] Fine Eight Buggy.
To persons " hJ ore IN want Of any Of he Above
articles an opportunity is now offered rarely 70 be
met with. The work - good and substantial ard
vii be- sold without reserve. Terms cash or apprU-
we'd endorsed paper ~ 4 months.
BRENTLINGER g. SHALLCROSS.
W9 Auctioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

Our advertising customers are requested "a
Sand at heir iavurs as early nv three o'clock on the
day pT,NS'us 10 publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

Tvs Asa NOTHING MORE-wE WILL AC-
rgFT NOTHING LESS THAN a REPRESE sTa-
rIoN ~ PROPORTION To OUR F~OPULfTIoN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
From he Aurora.
BUNKER HILL MONUMENT

THE TOP STONE-Considemble interest ha.
been manifested, and many questions asked. with
respect TO The manner Of placing the top stone on
Bunker Hill Monument. The block Is ionr feet and
nine inches square AZ the base, while the four sides
vii be hammered from The apex to an edge. forming
q haiiened lour-sided cone. II consiiruies Of itself
The apex Of The monument. and il has been uppos.
ed by snme that u would be a very drhiculi mtter
TO place u in lis intended pOsiiisn. But the difficult.
ties are easily obviaied. ny The arrangement mo-.
p'sed by MIR Savage. For the purpose Of raising
Tie stone (s The derrick At present used must come
DOWN. q pair Of shears will be raised directly owe,
l'e Monument ono leg At each side. resting upon
imbers projecting from Inc openings. The shears
VIII be slipped towards he city. and The block viii
be faised on the 'front.' side Of The Monument The
dtihculy Of attaching the fall 10 the block. f,s no
holes can be drilled into 10, as IN The other blpck-N
VII De obvttied by leaving projections on two sides
~ Hs suriace-lke eats-iO Which the rDpe gill
be iostened. These will be- hewn N. after ne .t,,o
has boen placed IN its position.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Bg and rih ,hs a5pice and ooaseai Of ne So.
joel ii Hayden, re srpuinied Register Of the Land
Ollie at Springfield, Missouri.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
JAMES 5. WHEAT.

TTOR A LAW,
Ctic". E7sf side cf Main ST. WnErLixo Va.
hEHACIICES in the courts Of this and lhs al.
Joiring counties.
Y9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09
NATIONAL CIRCTs CoMPANY.

Under he management Of Mssrs Robinson & Fosf,,
EqHestriGn Manager, M. S. p. SGehney, hs
Great American Rider.
7 VIE Managers respectfully inform the public
II that their new end extensive Arena will be-
opened IN Wheeling. on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, July l?rh and l4lh fr two nights
only on Main street, near M'Counoy's tavern. with
an e1uesirian company Of unequnIled talent. Tbs
Costume, Banne =. Properties. decorations and ihs
whole pnpphernnlia is new and Of the most splen.
dad description. Novelty Of every class will be
embodied m the most unique style. The infant
Ruscius, The celebrated master Juan Hernandez
now justly called the wonder n me trorh 10 sdach.
ed TO this eslablishmen t and will contribute With
his daring ieais To- enliven the evenings entertain
ment. This child's wonderful performance must
be seen 70 be believed.
For particulars see small bills Of Inc day.
july o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-09

I'N y 10 y 0T0UF-
SIuarc az The base. 4 feet Q inches.
Thickucss through The centre. 3G. g..
Weight NJ the block, about 9 10 tons.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-23
srqubretsS I @trEsy,.. !.

sttts autseistAnet Astlfmsu InS tetabatsn iGsa as
~ test tsinabs fhsn Mt~S bE ort esm amsrItInG,
tAtn uStam brs FeilfaneH uno psbbatissn GssnAAftn
Ine alStmn tEno mad @fbIsr euc9 NJ rtanuG
ss t.par babr nSrrm elmer 4njis ptnS ~ s
fast 10 esrta. 5ranntbs Gtn Ii teSer
etaHtGip unn trpnabt IN ttSem au in ben 8sr tsattn
3sbraa &c bat tnnt usa 0snsH, rte ibs 0ate er.
Eitet brSen tnasas uNe sb;ues 3suStn stbtn ferIjA
sic msis DsnussuAn9 SraSsrScnr aHc, Nr YraMevettg
snutar segsfah hnogrsa pns SraRt Ga ans cine berla
lAt Gmyfehun8 prt rE ras 9Re(HItat haven fttn pse
putlitum ive hbrSens Ssmarnt rsrfti1 Iu in s taHt
Nl Aatnu DR. 8ranerttb batrn assne 1aeMtfAaftS1
3eusie aet Dstter in ftinr stsrn arefrift
Auf psdm S8ni6 cine aeArift sstt&en (AabeD
h tfuSet uttte Gaattln cfer 8crtn tsftnes nS
ret aip: srt 3ts@en auf ener Ser, .uf sem Dttt an
Ser @ nr au rm erea Der Scr, pes 3cttslAen sat ,s
Abtarfn Or. 8relorstbs JSanes ilRt unterfArift
9reis Is Gents PET Scr nit Dirtttitn $3.50 e,t.s~
Or. 8ranSrehS Aaentsn fir StarFs aso gHapue Gaua,
j..4 r tp NHb: ,9 s.,-.,. 81
5ssB dsSrssn. GANtsH. s.- :. e. Wt IriSt Ipv,tsr,
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