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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

ESPY'S PATENT CONICAL VENTlLATOR.
THIS cheap, sple an ehcie apparatus adapte all
purposes OF Ventilation SHIPS Steamboats,, churches,
Hospitals, Prisons, Mines Vaut &c DC b, Its appca
Is also eifectua cure for Smoky Chmnles.
The subscriber purchased the gh for the City and
County OF New YORK; prepared TO supply the public with
Cones demand.
Metal Roofng descriptions furnished any part the
Water Pipes and PLAN oen Work in general. Also
Galvanized Iron and Tin wholesale. Stove pipes
bath tubs coal hods &c pIIces greatly reduced.
All work warranted, an orders by letter attended to-
T. SUMNER,
soaa an WaIers
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l.. WOODS
NEWLY INVENTED
PARLOR AND HALL STOVES

Il CS.
THIS of the valuable ever offered to
the publ IN the stove perfect article
extan for the OF all kinds of wood heating
apartments IL has less radiators
ing ues arranged thai the radiators placed between
fires. all the heat be distributed
apartment while large portion heal
carried off IN the pipe. One peck f. coal tbs i'll
yield heat than bushel best
public while you have the advantage Of fire
did crate at pleasure
by all who have examined to be the most per
feet combination OF utility and
but To be fully appreciated needs only
cd and all IN want OF article for heating
onces, nurseries, &c. call.
Prices suited the times.
Also hand a
poses, which will be sod very low. 1870
L. WOOD, 231 Water street, between
OIL lmer Peck slip and Bee kman street.
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WINTER ARR NGEMENT
$500

DIRECT.
Via Newark, New Brunswick Princeton Trenton, Borden
town and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS
Leave New York. from the foot of Liberty street, daily at
and "a P M
The morning Line Bordentown from thence by
steamboat o Philadel pha.
The Evening proceeds direct Camden. Opposite
PhIladelphia) without change of cars.
Passengers will their tickets at the Office foot OF Lii
berty where commodious steamboat will be read
nesss, with baggage board.
PHILADELPHIA baggage conveyed from city to city,
without being opeaed by the way
Each train provided with Ladies Car, in which
ments AID dressing expressly for the Ladies
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of
5 O'Clock, p M.
The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia M, snd
NJ, beini continuation Of the lines from New York.
s28 3msr
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

FAKE AND FREIIffI hEDUOED
go. 49, 82f
REGIJLAR MAIL LINE FOR PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON, via STONiNGTON AND NEWPORT, COM
of the following running IN connec
non with the Stonngton and Providence and Boston and Pro-
violence Railroads
MASSACHUSETTs, Captain Comstock
80 RHODE ISLAND Captain Thayer;
- NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woosey.
~ MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt.
One of which will leave New York daily, (Sundays
eeped) from Pier No l. North River Battery Place. at four
O'Clock, P. M.
s The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday, Wednesday and Fn-
day for stonnet ton.
The MASSACHUSETTS, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, Tor Ston lugton.
Passengers the arrival of the Stonington
may the Railroad Cans and proceed Prov
dence and Boston
Freight taken the following much reduced rates -
To Boston, goods weighing pounds upwards
he cubic foot at S. so and goods
per foot
To Providence, measurement goods per cubic
foot and specific articles tariff to be obtained Office %
ID osdwav. myai6msr
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MAGNOLIA LUNCH.

MAGNOLIA LUNCH.
CORNER BROADWAY X CHAMBERS STREET
- The Propneors Of this ell know desire
form their friends and the public generally thar the
for supply of finest the market anords-i
Fond Shrewsbury and all kinds which they will
every style, aud a moments notice.
Steaks and delicacy OF the always be
found every style desired the good things
supper parties entertained and Meals served all hours
Gentlemen dining do will had this desirable
being within two minutes wall Of the City Hall.
The their thanks liberal
bestowed and hope by to they will
share OF custom. CHlCkEHING X CARLISLE.
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VCOnOE VIC NIDEs, Jf.,
TER RAplN IIINCH

UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
r. OURMON DE' QUI yIVE! THOUSANDS
Of our good cts lovers Of good fare have been for
closing Of the fsIfamed Terrapip Lunch" The "6dul
well" for be known that the John Adams, of
memory hangs his hat the Tenapn also pro.
pneto Of the finest little fellows Chrsendom yclept
CsIr Noy thep smack your lips ys comorants in the
John, perfection good eating and drinking may be
again guaranteed the Terapn single look old
ice Box" will the huager Of him with the short
and taste Of the genuine half the old prices will
exile tie palate Of the veriest anchorite.
Green Turtle served this day. and day during
I'm IN
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MARTINS CASH TAIL ORIN 9
TABLIS M E n T.

l5i William Street, Corner Of Ann Street,
Is decidedly the cheapest city There .lw on
hand select stock of easonsbe goods purchased Tor cash
which VIII be made order the style of make, NJ tim
&c., that such satisfaction during the
last Tour years, aud of so cent
Gentle requested call and Those who
furnish IN goods, them
MADE AND TRIMMED
Dress Goats, made and trimmed, ''.'S 90 10 So 30
Frocg Goats, do do 90 30
Pants and Vests, 80. / 10 TO 10
% Terms-Cash on delivery; -
sic imsc MICHAEL +. MARTIN
NEW CASH TAILOR LING
f. ST A b Ii 5 II M L n T,
NO % CHURCH ST, lBErWEEN READE AND
CHAMBERS STREETS
GENTLEMEN furnishing their own goods can have them
" made the fashionable French style, che
than offered before in this city.
Oyercoats made and trimmed So
trock coats " DO
Dress coats 30
Vest and Pants 81 so TO l 10
n. B.-Repalring done IN the neatest manner. .
oil lmsm SAMUEL WYANT.
ONE PRICE STORE.
THERE Is NO IMPOSITION practcea at tnis store bv
asking double the neither any IN
the side walk NO insult offered don't
purchase.
Any person wishing make purchase rely being
furnished with clothing at the following prces
Coats s. IL
Cloth Jackets
Cloth Pants so
saltinett Pants So a2,c
Ia. Ig1I/ 49,
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NOTICE TO FTKENEN

I
ND all others desrous of keeping Feet Dry Warm
"A the coming By calling the OLD EXCLUSIVE
BOOT STORE M ls4 chatham street. they accom-
modated has hand full OF his
well
WATER PROOF BOOTS.
Constantly hand full supply Of Of Boots at
prices the tunes.
Also-hat auabe article Rogers Metallic Elastic Heel
Boot be obtained Old Excasve Store No 44
Chathamst. s28 liner
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THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND
DIAPER PIN

THE SHIELDED VIC rORlA SHAWL AND
DIAPER PIN
NEW and important article for the ry, and
"A fastening ladies' saws coaks, &c. Patented
the United States and rapidly
whev aud has become article Will
be the Of d. ales hardware
country supply hcms, with For sale the trade
wholesale dealers such articles in the OF
YORK
Tnre id neede dealers fancy articles sup
piled liberal tie mandatory OF the patentee lao
Jaw street, Brooklyn. ~ lmsrc
no FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, 10 the West indies or
EuIops-A respectable female "a OF w,shes
a family
She would going Europe would OF good
offer south West Indies The OF refer
gwen Address A A A box 765, upper Post oce ~
York. si0r
CAkD-lhaye often been informed by friends that some
jealous
directly aud INDIRECTLY
that manufacturing we'll kno La Norma brand
well other Havana aud Principe Segas tins county
making sima declare
iasehoods and such individuals
ROBBERS NJ. RAIDER, 10 Chatham street
New York, Sept. g. 1912. msr
Guns, RIFLES, PISTOLS and a general assortment OF
~ ard cutlery, aud lancy GOODS auvs
and log chatn shoves spades locks i'll
files table cudery, ckef knives, With
oil niles, maske and pistols sale 10 prices
BY A. w. SPIES 4 CO,
go lmsrrc 2l8 Pe arl street.
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f. w. HAND,
IL II CHI NGE RR OKE II

E. w. HAND,
EXCHANGE BROKER,
Jons NJ DAVIES JONES inform their friends and
ha they nave received their winter fashions for
Crsco,nn q new STYLES for youth and children. The
oIoh now so much worn, nufactured by
gentlemen travelling "s e"p' very eoh'enen' 'o
o1I -l- u l0e WILLIAM ST.
RATTLE, RAFFTE RaEET -
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SPAKhING SCHOUL q PISTOL CALLER Y.
MESSRS. HUDSON x OTTlUNON re peclluty inior IN
~ the gentlemen OF New rooms
the OF Broadway and Chambers sree Sparring
Gymnastics and Pistol Tor the
NsmeIous improvements and additions lately
~ winch will found every respect
""moele and equal the Tor
vsItng the Pistol Gallery supplied Pistol of
superior quality Terms moderate. Gentlemen invited
o ca at al 4 aed lrlux he day oil Inn
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STOVES-OVENS.
THE largest of Stoves any house IN New
YoIk-Their ewiy invented Parlor Stove
to be universally adopted It's radatng sura
exceeds thar oil other stove useexhIbs
wi. the consumption Of less fuel than any
II also discharges ashes simple process without
soing lodging dust the furniture Of the which
i Is used will be founo the chelpes and economical
Stove ever brought before the public.
Ais Cook 81 YES new, AR tight Sc in all varieties, from
three dollars upwards Every article warranted.
RlLEY'3 PATENT BOILER AND IRON HEARTH
admirable artcl-hey be fitted any now in
and OF uequaed value bong steaks oasting bread
an also IN eating iron, for ironing clothes. Riley
ventor and sole paentee.
2llmsr RILEY MYERS, % Bowery.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-The Subscriber would
call the attention Of all who IN want Of Looking Glass
and Picture Frames his which quality
and workmanship he atte himself exceed BY any
manufacturer This The trade general would do wen
TO call before purchasing else where.
y. B.-Consantiy hand good assortment Of Fancy
Woods Of every description.
HORACE " SIGLER
No. 81 Ann and A Hamme rsley st, New York.
q
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR THEN WARE.
8 ASTOR HOUSE,
FRENCH Porcelain Dinner Services. lis pieces s25 90
:. white Oraniiet do do liz do Is 90
EIenchoI Englsh Porcelain ca Seu, ~ do 90
Dinner Plates. French Porcelain, per dozen, "a
Do do 0rauite, blue white do / 90
Sonp, do French Porcelain, do 90
DO do Granite, blue white, do 1 90
lea Cups and Saucers VA pieces) French Porcelain,
Egg Cups do do 81
GLASS
Cut Wines, per dozen, from 80
Do TumbleS, do do 200
Lemonades, handled, do 22
TABLE CUTLERY
OF the finest descriptions DOZENS the low price
oS2 the set Just opened handsome assoment Of Toilet
Ware r. SIMPSON.
N.BAgen for the sale Of Simpsons Ear Corne,. for the
relief Of deafness. ol8 im-
HAYDEN's STEEL QUlLLs-The Subscribers nave tor
IL sale recently improved notifications OF these excel
lent and opulsr Pens. -
The Reaoy Wern is unanimously voted the King Of Pens
combining rmineny herb'liy and per Dss ence.
The Dckens considered the best for the price In the
ma ket. go.
The Jnionr fail suit every body, efordjng Al
AZ cents catd Eat whoe,ale) different vansiss Of Pens
Tho New York every merchant will have in his counting
Together with the famous Double Patent and Combination
ariel Pens with othe rs for sale BY he agents.
oil lmsc ~ r. HArDEN, orlau st.
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Correspondence Of the Herald
AUBURN, October 18th, 1872.
Arrival Of r. W. Johnson-His Address-Ihe La
dies-Miitary-P Post Office Removal and Re -ap-
pOlrfU
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WA II.
HANSON. WILCOX X HANSON, Plumbers, Brass
II Eoundeu anu Coppersmlhs the Tabern ace
No 1873 Broadway, New York
ac!ea experience in business in this and other
thus assuring the puDlic that all ders entrusted will
be promptly executed, with
wo. snlike style, aud of the best materials.
Their charges w always be moderate be
bly, afored by any competent and respectable
Water Of every approved descIpton for
the CrotJn Water Patent lead ppes
and tnned Brass cocks closets,
superior manufacture Hydrants Of red cedar
tubs bath boilers the best Philadelphia
ARTICLES the foregoing branches OF business OILS lms
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RLUNT SfMS, Importers and Manufacturers, No. ~
- chatham street, have hand large OF
the Sx Barrel D. II Revolving Sell Cooking Pocket Pistols
These pistols have the advantage all Others the kind
The imIossoiilty oi losing the being
horizontal direction, and there
prevent taking correct sight with the ordinary
The above pistols be furnished
III The market, at wholesale retail We have
~ OF other kinds OF Pistols be iound with Kes u
Msskets, for shipping military; Prize usk,ts do; Fowl
Pieces single and doubie large double
Guns Tor ducklng, with Powder, Shot, kasks Bags
Caps, Locks Barrels, &c, &c. in large small
n. B-Country dealers requested
assortment before purchasing elsewhere. So Sm~r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

How TO Cook CUCUxBERs-We have lseen
a recipe TO cook cucumbers, somewhat after this
fashion:
Take the cucumbers and after cutting off the
rind cut them ITO slices, then cut % a few oni-
ons with them, pepper and salt them TO your ik
ing, and add vinegar 10 tiem-and then,-open
your window and throw them away.
This is the usual way OF preparing them for
the table, aud doubtless, the recipe s so worded
10 impress The idea of their .nhealshiness, and
we mus, confess, that we among those who
have esteemed them Blu, if cooked 81 below sta.
ted, we conceive them not only to be whole some,
but among the most paatable vegetable dishes
with which the table can be garnished. Our me-
ihod is this
Pare off the rine, then cut the cucumber into
slices lenghrise, dust either side Of those slices
with corn meal whea, flour, pepper and salt
them 10 please your taste; this done, fry them
brown, and you will have of the most deli
cious dishes that you can imagine, combining in
their flavor those Of The oyster plan, and egg
plant. OF their healthfulness, thus cooked, their
can be question: and Of their palitableness, IL
is only necessary that 700 try them, to say with
US that they are exquisite.
RESUMPTION AT WHEELING Tho Wheeling
Times states that the banks Of that place will re-
with the other banks Of the Stale Of Virgioia
the 18th September next.
SUIcrDs.-George Hunt, aged forty years, q
bookhinder by trade. nd has a wife and family,
took laudanum. 10 New York. on Thurs az, and
died. The cause Of the rash act 10 attributed TO
dependency of mind, occssioned by want Of en-
ployment and the means to supposs bic family.
At Brooklyn couple Of day. since. a little
child of Mr.. Willisms, esrpenter Of New York.
died 10 extreme agony. in consequence Of having
eaten off the combustibIe ends Of box Of loco
foco matches
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

RESOLVED by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, tno-fhirds Of both Houses
concnrring therein, That The following amend
ment OF the Constitution of the United States in
the seventh section Of the first nr,ice he recon-
mended TO the Legislatures Of the several states,
which, on the adoption of the same, by three
fourths Of the ga id Legislatures shall become part
and parcel of the Constitutions
Instead If The words "iwo, thirds" twice re.
pea,ed IN the second paragraph Of the said
enth section, substitute, both cases, the words
ga ma joriiy Of the whole NUMBER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
JNO. NJ. BOLTS,
JAMES COOPER,
X. RAYNER,
Il. J. CAMPBELL,
TRUMAN SMITH,
F. GRANGER,
HENRY S. LANE,
JEREMIAH MORROW,
A ARCE
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TIE Il II Al. l. A ID u NJ ,

IS PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
d. p. HOLLOWAY,
at the So,u-east corner Of Main and Front streets,
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana.
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Denniploanlfbe 8eleb9ebuno.

Srelta9 Sebruar IL. Senat. Der 8prs
f6la9 Die Oorf unb Cumberland 8atleD @ifenz
babn Scmpa9nie bu incorporirsn, gina BEL Der
5lUeiten Qefun9 init elmer Stimme perloren.
6r. Stepart bon Der GsbtssS Committee,
bcribtste 9e9en bic 2tbfbafuns Der scbsSIfrafe
uno bsr Ssnat rpuree eint9 ben Seridt ansu>
nsbmen.
Cine Sptfbaft pom @cupern6r rpurbs srbale
ten, bs9leitet pcn elmer mttbsilun9 pom YreIts
bentsn Der psnniplpana Sanf, bic llrlas
ben an9ebsnb, pesbab bic SntsreIIsn ron osr
Staatsfbulb am l. Ssbruar nbt bsiablt wsrs
ben fcnnten.
Saus. 2uf Dcrfbla9 murbsn bic @anals
&ommihipnerS erfudbt bem 5oaufs cine 0noa:
be pGrjule9sn BON oem Suifanbe bss QSiscpniSs
CO SittererS unb Den mutbmoslitben Soften,
osnfelben fd)iffbar gu MAIDEN.
59r. I9ifman le9ts einen Sefblus Dor, Zen
@eneraIz0ubitcr unb bic @anal gcmmifitonerS
auforbernb, cine au6fllbrlibe Nn9obe RON ben
Ori9inalfoitsn bon jeber 2(btbeiuna ceS Ysnns
fplpania Canals Su liefsrn Sufammsn nit ben
Sattsrern unb @ilenbabneny NIT ben folssnosn
Ius9abcn an benfsIbsn unb ben 3oaen bic fIs
sntru9sn felt bem 2tnfan9e Drsr Operation
biS gum l. Sanuar 1912; ebsnfaQs bic fcbuls
bi9e Sunme fir 9etDabsne 4rbsten am gtorb
3,ps9 uno Der erie Streds, felt Dem l. Mai
l941.
or. Sarn5 f1lu9 Dor. cine @cmmittee BON
bon jsoem 6auie tu ernsnnen bic nab gSas
ibinstcn 9eben unb perluben foa, llnruben i'm
Soa9res gu ifeuern.
Ole psrsinten Ssibui7e, unfre @snatoren
unb 9ieprslsntantsn i'm @cn9rcs inifruirsnb,
fit bic @ntkrnun9 Der 6inberni1e in Der @be.
fapeafbam an Der SbifffaDrt, am @lnflus bes
SusqusDannaftu6ts, Su rpirfsn, paflirtsn unp
tpurben bem Ssnat sur Suiflilun9 iberianot.
Das 8sfss, psrorbneno bas alleS @itn mas
III oiefer &spub lif fabriirt wro nit Dem 3eis
bsn bs6 Sabrifantsn bapcn 9sjsi6net weroen
fca, paflirts ebsnfaqs
Sebruar 10. 5enaf, {or. @bbcns pon Der
befcnbern Committee, meIbsr bic Gefumticn.
blu Drm 6aufe dbsrseben wrrbsn, berittete
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S E / b E / t at bet.

-burtt ben ebr,p. 5rn. G. u. pauli, am 1.
Sstr., pr. Sonathan Nelfitbnsiper init O1i6
Waria Nnna @eibert.
DIN 6tcn, 5r. 5elnrieb Oaatbias init Oii6
Dlarla Stanot al(e bon 5eibclbera.
-hnrcb een ebrw. 5rn. 8. O1ieds, am 4ten
8ebr. Sr eabricl Scbn bon penn nit Oll6
Olaria 9bcf, teibe BON Dber Bern.
purtb ben ebrw. 5rn. u. s. 6srman, ain 8.
Sebr. Serr gcnrab Seller init ber QDittwe
Oiaria Wlap, teioe bon eliaB.
--am l2ten, 5trr Scnatban zoos nit ao1i6
Olaria @tbef.
-cbenfalls, 6err gltas @t6of init s1i6
Waria Safenitos, allc bon ObsrsSsrn.
-burh ecn ebrp. 5rn. Sac. Olller, am 1s.
0islss, Serr @amuel 0slp bon Nusccmt>
manor, init 9Ni6 Wlayia Stbmcbf y. GlCab.
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Gonereb.-Sn bieiem &Srper ae.
ben Die @eibafte nur febr lonolam porz
tpGrts uno Die wenieen tpelbe obaemadbt
weroen betrefen meiifens nur prioat. &C.
eenitGnoe. 8i5 gum l4ten Oieles finoeu
mir unter Den &erbanolunsen ni6ts Gr=
tpdbnenspertbes als 5pei @eieeentmirfe.
Die bon BET Committee oes Seeipeiens be-
ribtet wuroen, ipDpon Der Sine Die I'm.
itsluno elmer Seboroe perOronet, tpelbe
neue beitimmte Geseln fir Den Seeoienit
enttperfen, uno Der Inoere ibld9t cine
neue Organization oe5 9anSen Seeoien=
ite5 Dor,
Sm eonfe Der porisen Bo6e leete ST.
Slap IL Sel6tuiIe Dor, Die bauptidbiid
aut Ginibrdnfune, Reform uno Spars
iomfelt Se5ue boben. l(ae iiberflIIliaeu
Nemter iouen oemno6 abeeIbofft tper6en
uno Die 6dupter Der Departemente boben
su beribten pelbe Qemter fie in ibren re-
fpeftipen Srpeieen fir iiberf flGIIia bolfen.
Serner foll cine Heouliruno ces Doffmes
ien5 ltattiinoem oas Sranfirunas. .Utipiz
leejum beibrdnft, oa5 porto fiji 8riefe
perrin9ert uno bas fir pampblets, 8a.
der uno podete erb0bet tperoen. Qebn=
libe Soribld9e fino in Setref oer on=
bern Separtemente in ben Sei6lui1en ent
balten, Die su einem erpGnibten 3iele
ftbren tpiiroen.
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6renes Seuer.-llm lIbr am 9onnsrSs
tag Morssn, BRAD in ensm Basnsr gbOp in
Der Ssntrs Strase, Rsu Vcrf, Ssusr aus unb
jsrltorts auffsr benz Sbcp nob atbt Bobns
bdufer. Serluif un6sfannt.
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Convention pon 9ifensSabrifanten,
-Oisjeni9sn Ysrionsn Die in gifsn>@sfbdftsn
intrefirt iinb, BON ben Staaten SbiO, Sncias
ma, Ssntudp uno 2snnsies. baltsn cine @Ons
psntion in epui6pills, Sp, auf MOnta9, ben I.
ndtbffsn Wdr;.
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eine Kirbe perfauft.-Sis prssbptss
riansr STRIDE in Der SNstsn 2lpsnus, in gsu
Ycrf, ,purSs Ssifsrn Dor abt Sassn psrfauft.
Sis rpurss BON ben Satbolifsn fir $l2,150
asfauft. llrfpranalib foifsts fie $4,000.
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Gin neues Iaunfd,ip.-aSir batsn tis
jset psr9s0en an5ussSsn, oas firsHd Gin ns,rs
es 2aunfbip in biefsr @auntp ,ssbilbst murbs,
aus 9Deilsn pon Bern uno Obsr Bern soun.
fbips, 'wslbsS benn Ramen "penn" erbaltsn
bat. DaS Stdbtben 8ernpiae lcat in bisfen,
ncuen 9aunftip, 100 AUDI fiinfti9 Der Babt,
plas fir banslbe fein mrb,
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auffbub Ger Sinribtuns.-9sr &rus
pern6r bat ben Sag fir Die Sinridtun9 Don
9eifcau5 Nsinbarb auf Srsita9, cen ndbitsn
llrsn Npril, perIboben.
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% un9cfunee Jabrs3eit.- t.-9isfs5 1T cine
SabreSeit 100 @rfdltun9sn unb l6uifsn bdufts
ger nie in ein9er anrern 3eit bs5 Sabrs6, entz
itebsn, 9efe ls9en ben 9runp jur 2(us;sbruna
IN eas SDifent rpeldbe bic bsrannabsntsS sSabrsS
jelt 9eel9net ju pertrstsn. @S 1T feline ar51ere
Stberbelt 9s9en bic anfd(ls pieitr llsl pe Elm
reInsr 3ulfanb ess Sluts, cine asfunoe unb tbds
tI9e 2Strfun9 oller Sunttionsn Der Hatur; uno
oss ju iidsrn iif feline Msbijn rpirfIamer me
Observation-Disclosures
len.
Der SiuDm bislsr Mee;in crifrsft lftb liter
Die 9Sslt unb bic lm9sbsurs psrfaufts Ouantis
tat bsifdt9t ben aI9emsinsn @rfcle ,psldsr ibs
rem @ebraub besletet.
Grnnsrt sub, cieie YiOsn msrbsn in fsinsm
Sru9sStcbr dbt psrfauf, nepsr in Der Snet
nob i'm 0anbe.
Nsan faufs lie in &sabin9 bei Stidoter II.
mcknight, unb i'm qanbe bs ben q (asntsn,
bic in sinsm anesrn SDsile pisfsr 3situns be-
fannt 9emabt Inb.
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Dirsinien.-9is Ssiss9sbuns BON jsnsm
Staate fcnnts burb Nbitimmsn feline 1BoBI
far @cupsrn6r Su Stanoe brinssn, bsmna1 iit
Scbn 81. Gregory GSQ., ber dItsife @ounillor,
9smds Der Gonltitution @oupsrn6r fir bns
nitlt fcmmenbs Sabr.
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0E-@in Brief BON louisville, Ssntufp, an
Sorn. Gbr. Rauieb, 1T in Der 9rutsrsi oisisr
3situn9 abjubclsn.
Gr6rn. seq in Qibanon erfuben mir unS
S,pe @rsmpIars bsS bon ibm tsrausju9sbsnben
uOefoncm" NIT srifer GsIs9snbeit SuSuftidsn,
fails bas g8srf fsrti9 1T, pa ss bic bstrsfsnrsn
Subftribsntsn ju baben minfben.
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3ablunS angsnommsn, babel absr ben Sdufsrn
sur Yfibt semabt einsn She'll Der ISsrfs 5u
polIeneen.