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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
,sNIIE MOUNTAIN PNvILION-This

\ e,iab,hmen, has teen taken by Mr. Il. Je.up. pro-
peior the Pacific Temperance Hotel 62 Grecnwichst
Tl Pavilion undergoing extensive alterations, and VII
be resdv accommodate families about the hr>t oi Juhr
Il j. >uaie, on bank ot the Hudson, opposite oth
street and ! two miles from Hohokrn Ferry. overlook
the Civ Bay Iarbor and in 'ac the whole sur oundng
country. The house Will accommodate 2O persons The
upper and lower pa1zi form Se promenade, each 100
rei long. Omnibu,e, viii run through the summer from
Ferry tie Nouu'ain-tare H. cents. Mr. Jesup has
aed himself with gentleman 10 assist him ~ Keep
ing tie House. whose good qualities viii be- sure to secure
or the Pavilion high rank among the best Hotels ~ our
country All nioxicl'ns drinks viii be- dispensed with al
lhi, place soda Fountain viii be- fitted up, and many
excellent beverages and refreshments kept always on nand
apl
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NAYTON 4 NEWMAN, Publishers,

Bookseller, and >taoners, at the OLD STAND corner
oi Fulton and Nassau Streets have now on hand more
complete OF Books IN the several departments Of
Theology Classical and Standard AZURE than a. any
time hrretnfo-r The stock fresh and gentlemen hing
To make purchase, for their or Public Libraries VIII
do well TO examine II.
T Countrv Merchants School Teachers, and Others sup
Piled with SCHOOL BOOKS and Stationery ON the most
IN
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runs may read the Cards

w printed Al Brooks, YANKEE P.rss 81 Bo~ery
al III hl been proved by person. hagng theT c9rd
from the Il rou Hall Tor other LOnsens cal HAL "
gail tie public have them repruted bY Brooks ofi 30"
CIV J. Il feel. thaLhiu or tie getnei given MN
ana asire- Tie public Cui prrtrrding 10 any les af
pulling DO better and cheaper than any r,spectanlr pm
ier u te L. : tsi h. vii b- away. ipbni as cheap I'M
.grr 20 gnod Cards. 81. AZ ols+
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ADJUSTMENTS
NrR. DEMPSTER'S LAST SOlREE


in Nev-York. will b. given a, the v Y societv L.
brarv, Tomorrow Friday Eveang. May 6ih. Whcn be
" sing all OF H. Soags-iucludng The Bhnd Boy"
..rhe lonely Audi NJ JEANNE Morrt>nn." The Md
night Wind" Lament OF the Irish Emgrsnt" ~ Wh-n
M r sht wind hewa 18th" nj NJ the Wilderness" ~.
L. Particulars OF Which Will BE- sn-nu-cr ~ small bl.
Ticket. - centu be bat >lo-art, Worrr>er IN
h,r, Piano Fore Ware Rooms. aud s,ths door The
ming.
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WWrd.-FuTsuiDI 10 Tt>lIIIIO1' IN dIIOurItu W
tks Club will be held the Chelsea Long Room No. liS
Eighth Avenue Friday evening the 9th instant at eight
O'clock for the purpose OF hearing reports Special Com
mitees bylaws and -ticcrs
mi 81 CuARLES IIRNkR. Ch'n Specal Conn
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1p Mectiny.-t meeting Of The Friend. OF Association
will taks pact Saturday Evening next, al O'clock at
the Rooms OF the Association. All Broadway, second door
below Ii,pnardreet general attendance is requested
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MARRIED ::

At Brooklyn 81 Inst. by Rev Mr Johnson. Mr y" iain /
Low to Miss Ann b daughter OF Mott Rcdcl E'q, ali o
that city.
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ID OGERS CUTLERY,-Just received,

IL an as.ortmen, of Rogers De.k and Pocket knse OF
selected patterns, expressly Tor rets sales embracing ur
ceeraed Congress Norfolk and other desirable patterns,
tor sale at ststoners Hall, 2l5 Pearl street. and a Wa,t
opposite Merchants Exchange, by 800
80, DAVID FELT X co
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1y To TrQVeIcrs.-t,entemen visiting this City are
respectfully invited To stop At the GRAHAM HOUSE, 81
Barclaystreei, where quiet home, pleasant rooms, ctdh
beds wholesome food, and atmosphere imprisoned by
alcohol or tobacco their acceptance. Those who be-
eye impossible to live rigdly temperate and purely
Vegetable Diet without severe pueaon are requested 10
give il trial The house convenient 10 the bus-
ness part e City and to all the Steamboat Landings
Terms moderate. Geniemen visiting the City with parl
OF their Families will find such home vastly more agreea-
BILE than Hotel Shower Baths free. mi II
~ All Persons having claims against the late iirIs
OF AugS v H. Webb Co. Joseph L. Kellogg, are here
by notified present the same, fully authenticated 10 e
subscriber on or the hrst day of June next al his
office, No. p Cdnal-st.
mfst ~ J. W ALLfNi h'>ishtc'
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can,ratet COMPOUND Syrup of ssrpaparlis sDd ssr
.aoarla Bod PHI. Tor sale az >yue's Pharmacy, coTnef
Bowerv and Walker reet Dr. Jane, H. Hart, Broadway
AMI Chamber Il: II1ichng. Pharmacy, Bowery conner
groore; Charles IT, Ring. Fulton corner CHI IT. A b. 4
sands FULTON God-the>e are the only agents N
Inc ctv Of New York. Prepared at Or. j. " bgshrs
Northern Cbsmca Laboratory ana Cbemica "ofks IN th~
lily or New YORK, and also hi. Branch Once N NE city
OF N.rro. Pree large s1e bottle 81 % small bottle VI
20, pills ~ cent, 40 Inns
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wm. W Shirley. AuCtleneer.
UCTION NOTICE-Thie Day. Thurs

day. 1t loocock at thr large new store l22 Fulton
street near Nassau general assortment of new and second
hand Furniture dressing bureaus sofas chairs wardrobe,
gilt and mahoran looking glasses, Brussels carpets
aud rugs, fine toned piano tories. eminent makers A.
trail lamps. Lanterns. China and earihenware dinner tea ani
coffee sets rich glass invoice OF superior cutlery and
plaed ware CASTOR. csndc,tcks. baskets sets ot ivory
handled knives and forks 81 pieces; several pair OF
BEAUTIFUL painted window shades; also clocks, gandoltS,
elegant tea trays &C. Sale positive rain or shine. Goods
carefully packed in shipping order mo II
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DIED:
SILK GOODS FORCASH.-CLARk

At Jariaca L /, 2d instant David Lamberson, ESD in
the Gath OF bi. age.
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". &. Hsggery, AucuoDeer
BY JOHN tlAGGERTY & SONS.
Store 1859 Pearl-street
FRIDAY, MayS,
At 10 O'Clock at the Auction Room.
FRENCH GooDs.-lOO cases French Goods comprising
large and desirable assortment OF nable articles
ceiyed per recent arryals-ai months credit.
Catalogues and samnl'> ly on the morning OF sale
SATURDAY, May II,
Al 10 O'Clock, al the auction room
BRrSsyLs AND INGRAM CARPETs-BruSses lngraps
Venetian and Hemp Carpetngs, plain and printed Floor
Cloths and Brocking, Carpet Binding Table an Piano
Covers, sc. sc. &c
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SnARON SPRINGS.-The PAVILION

- Tn. new and connections Hotel viii be open for t,e
receipt on of v,ier aud alter the int OF June next
the village o Sharon Springs >chohsIie Co.. New-iorS.
The clear, pure water az these SPRINGS. greatly ressn-
bling those nf the White Suipher Springs n Virginia have
been proved % be highly ecacoGs IN Rheumatic, Cutanc
Bilious and Oy.peptc complaints. and IN the cure OF
FRY ,pelas, Salt RLegm, Scrsula, Liver Complain AMI
General Debility, and ~ many other respects, possess (is
certified by Of he most eminent Medical Professors IN
the Tinted States medicinal and healing properties unsur
passed and believed De- uueQuaed by any in h country
Added 70 these. the rides 10 the vicinity numerous vi
agc, extensive views. ne.ehborng caves aud romantic
scenery are among The many attractions offered 10 those
sse ny Do the heat summer, either health or pleasure
These Spring, are but few hour, ride from Saratoga
TROY Albany, &c and acces Die nom Canalnhare on
the Albany and Utica Railroad where carriages daily await
The arrivals o the morning from Schenectady ard uca
20 convey v>srs 90 tie Spri distance OF about eight
nles arriving time for dinner; also By the Albany and
Cherry Valley Turnpike by daily stages, being about -
milo, wet 0i the city Of Albany.
Warn. Cold and Shower Baths furnished at all times,
either of the mineral fresh water, and every attention
given 10 render the stay ct yisiters agreeable.
An abundance OF the purest Mountain Spring Ice IS
stored tor the season. ISAAC T.. WILLIAMS.
THE SPRINGS IIOTEL-This Hotel will be opened
al the above village OF Sharon Springs the reception ~
and after the 10Th of May, and combining all tho
advantage, of this del ghtiul summer residence.
alU 2twI0wi, WILLIAM F.. JONES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

~ Fourteenth Ward Clay Club.-A regular
meeting OF the Fourteenth Ward Clay Club VIII pe htiu al
lhe Broadway House this evening. al hall psN oSoch
full attendance required business OF importance VIII
come before the Club. BY order OF ,., 80
EDw. MiNTURN, Chairman
~ HrspnICns secretaries ms 1t
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ECONOMY. The reduced price in Card

ECONOMY. The reduced price IN Gard
IL Printing, by which all business men may give tie
greatest publicity their business meIe TIME 10y avail
Inc themselves OF the superior advantages oi >auours
Hal Printing Machine Nhch executes CsrSs faster, .. alT
and consequently more ecououl raly than any oihf f'
oyer made Orers received al 20 Pear-st and y "a-@.
Ms by DAN I'D ftLI = -
NEW CROCkERY STORE just open
ing ~ NJ II Catherine street. where "a ~ ilu.l'
oVe OF the cheap pes; AMI besassorted st9cAs ID '' ~
cudlng many patterns ~
NEWTON DARLINGS Soy IHES.
81 dozen Corn, loo d1r Pas "ras'' u" doL DoaD.e
o.. 81 * d1r B-auhle >cythes fOr a eby
WITH WIGHT co, 100 John,t,
"a lms >'lr hErnN IN NtN-foIH.
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HARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN

hNKTIFIM FITsNNI III NNNUI4N'-
Til. splendid Garden. situated on the banks of the
Harlem River one OF the delightful spots IN the "
cnty of New York; Astounding 10 all kinds OF >aruhbery
Plants and Flowers OF the finest and rarest kinds Ponds
filed with Gold and Silver Fish. whose sporiive playful
the surface OF the adds much interest 10 the
scene while the srpenne walks, shaded by Golden vii
lows, offer rres ,tble attractions q rural rambe.
An extensive and elegant Awning has been erected, and
suitable Grounds have been laid out for Military Compa
mics 20 practice large; Firing.
- Gold and Silver Fish aud Bouquets of Flowers for
.aa Al the Garden Harlem, Nav, 1872 an 5m
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FFCUES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II EECHES LEECilES constant
Ivon hand received fresh every aew arrival large
.rory Of go0d .ze heshy Swedish and Gerran Leec h~s
hat VII Bite quick. for sale ny tae thousn han1fe1 or
loren and pu 90 in tn 70 De transported with SAFETY
10 any part Of the countfy
.. Leeches applied by coupeiett persn a, any uuir
DAVID SANDS co.
whOleae arj r-tai Duggists and Chem sts,
.sonis II Fasi Brnsfway. cnrzer Ssrkrf-st
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~,Tr 6 20 go Pearlst. Boot and

" 60 ns,i.v. invite Country Nero .ants and oilefs
to al aud examine their l,S. a'-9 n Nsy pr hae
-, ,r,..,n Nsena. Afreuie AMI = varsity OF Preset
80 r,ncy Hat. together with -. assoriment Of hes.
49, ~, -a.h n city acceptaGce., by liz Or dozen
In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

~ By Order Of the Receiver nj No. 17 Broadway. OF
po,Ite the Park at 10 O'Clock, 4. VI. Wednesday and
Thursday Nav lth aud jh, general assortment Of ingram
py and Brussels Competing Of and splendid patterns;
also rugs dOar-mais. India mangs. oil cloths Sc. &c IN
quantities parcha'ers aong an excellent opporu-
nty tor families and Others sale positive and without
,-rye Grsl, rady tor inspection this dav. ms ST.
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4 OTICE.-By virtue of a Landlord

Warrant will expose tor sale st Public Nfndue. on
Thursday the h NAV, instant, l. ocucK Al at
No. 20 Henry street, Carriage Wheels large Crane and
fixtures Carriage and Wagon Bodies Blacksmith An
wis, Vices pair Of Below. and large quantity Of %
iron sale positive. ALFRED ROACH, Constable l.
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~ Thirteenth Ward Henry Clay Club

u IhtrtC0utu w stTU HIenIy Nf"1s ~ 800 ~
The regular monthly meeting OF the CLUB VIII DC heu ~
the Tppecanse House Thursday evening, May ON, al
O'clock Punctual attendance is requested.
REUBEN T.. MOSS President
THes. DICKSON,
J. u. MILLS secre,arie. u4a
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cOFA BEDSTFADs. Cabinet Furni-

> ture. Gc. selling = per lover than - -
81 Boscry. spring Cart tor ssi- APP ." - - brs In
a reward escap ped from 315 Bowefy, al hns'" y.
reufar plpa0u. 80
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CREAT BARGAINS to Housekeepers..
4 RTIST HAIR Manufactured from

fr-ni allies and Gentleman, Hair. tnot lees sAi Two
ncLe, long o. hundred different designs-necklsees
bracelets, wachguars, earrings, flowers, rings wigs
scap. &C. The largest, the cheapest and best assortmenu
are 10 be- found al A. C. BARRfS, 40 Broadway, corner
OF / ,erty-arer % stairs First Premium ais lms
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Salt Water Warm

Bahs. Fulton Ferry. open tor gentlemen and ladies
every day. from a. VI until l0P VI. Also, Co.d Warm and
Tepid Salt Maiei shower Baths Th,>s Baths pleas
any situated Fulton Ferry, and equally convenient tor
Nsw-York and BROOKLYN a26 lm'
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Dem Bsrfe msBr Qob beileQen wpten, ais
s8 pon @eleDrten, bon SabperifdntiQen, ron
Oednnern mle tlIubtenberS uno Kcim, bic
aus pslsn &runbsn in ber b6db1ten @unft teS
8clfe6 lfeben, erbtelt, wdre unIbdlid), eifeL un0
ibcrf1uflt9. Der 2tbtbare !. Il. tlJ,blens
ber9 ia9t bopcn:
"Jtb bln gang lter3eu9t, baB SttCmano Die:
Ie Oetrabtun9en Cbne 9luBen lNen fanu.
"ee mare oaber Su lphnGCben, baB retbt 8lcIc
NtC liz plc 66npe betdneu unb aufiucrflam
"Durhle(en m66ten, inbem ile mir trcffih
"9eci9nct Itbenem teInate Sebcrmann Ipe,lcr
Mlnr HeGer au maiden - cole empfnnnuacn
H. cute Sorldee - 8erubiquna uuD Sroit,
IL init etnen 9Borte - 9ugGno uno pen
"&obn Der 3usrno herpor5ntrin9cn."
Der 2tbtbars George III. Reim brift iib
b0rilbsr tcl0enberma6en aus:
"Gs 1T IN Oieiem saMbt miht6 Al flnoen,
"oae beffer 9ecI9nCt mare cas- QSob! unb Die
"SIu6ielt9Fcit oer menfCblicten Sdnilie III
"bCf6roCrm ais ebcm bieEes QSerf,"
9urb ojeie fbmedelboftsn 3eu9niGfe ouf9es
muntert, merben boTentlicb 0iGte, ia bic OIeiiten
uniCrer oeutid)en 8rliper, une ebeno bic teutId)s
leienben @tnQebprnsn oieis8 2nnbe8, ~ Dem
trefttben 2Gerfe ;u unteribrejbsn bsIje6en.
Se mlto aver oann erlf sur preile 9ebclt ipenn
cine sur 9e&un9 Der Soften DinreiCbenoe 2(ns
;aW Subicribenten prrbonben fein wirp.
3cein9un9sn :-0ae GSerF miro i'll 6efs
ten bon clrea 60 6is 100 @5eitru crItbeinen
gum SDrcl6 bon 25 Gent jeoes; Die bcim
Grnpfan9e eince jeocn cin5elurn 6sftee su
entricbtcn lno. 9ir 3uicnouna acftblebt nuf
Soften bcs 6Craus9ekers. OAs erIte 6eft
erGChGint CoSalb cine blnl0ualiCbg 2(n1dbI Cub
itribenten Oorbonoen inc; Die ibriaen ,pers
oen lOrann bon Olcnat III W1cnat foI9en ,bis
oas 8anje GOO SeItcn bilbet. 9Ber ein 6eft
abnimmt maCbt ftcb CUR Ntnahme uno Sab
lnna oes @an5cn rertInpIicb. 9Ger Z Inter.
fhreiber iammsIt uno fir Die rjcbt9s 3ablun8
bir9t crbdlt bo5 Ste @rempInr fir fcine Ses
lcDnun9. Druf unc paplcr merOcn nIcbts
IN ,pInfbrH iibri9 Ial7en.
@ 2ap. IO'9ner.
Neabin8, i'm Septsmbsr l84l.
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SOlnterlo7sniboft oe6 oeriforbenen
eJohann gEelfln

Der ltnteribrjebcne 1T turtb bic oGoftns
court BON Serfs Gountp ais ouelniger 2(upitcr
ernannt rorpen, um bic 0tebnun9 non Sotob
2EslfIp unb S9einrib 0Sslflp, NSminiitra loren
oe6 pertorbsnsn 1obonn rOcitlv, leetbin
non Mobeicn &aunitbip, 6erf5 @ountp, ~ be-
rhtiasn uno su ibsriettsln uno miro NIT cen
babel lnttrilirttn partejrn iuiammsn trsTtn,
um ben Nft,bnn iencr @rnennun9 a6iumor
ten, am 9tcn Gage bt6 ndtbifen 0farH unl
l llbr Rad,mjttA86, am cria8ten Sage, in tGi:
ntr AmtetWbt in Meabin9.
Gbarle8 Dapia, Nuritcr.
S0nuar Is. SIN
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Ser ltnteribrrbene 1T 9elonueu, GctaIo
ittb cine bmldn9llCbe NnSabI SnbGtrtbentcn
etnilneen, oas bernbmte IBerf gum 0rut III
betorOern. 0aIielbiae 1T Don plelen 9auGCnz
oen IN Oentitblano nit arcfem 0luBcn rmo
Se9en 9eleien iporoe,l, uno 1T audi bier IN
Amerlfa rhbmlltbtt bGtannt, bcIonosrs mans
cben oeultben Vrep,aern, pcrlcbebener Con:
felitcnen, ,pcIcbe berelt iub bafrlbc 5u empfeb.
len. gs cntbdlt fur3e Nbbanplunaru 0ber
Die UerIcblebcnen 5anptlebren mp pfltbten
orr Nelt9tcn Seiu gbrlttJ unp bureb leMe
oeutll6e unb eemcinfabli6e Sprahe, en-:
pfrblt ee it6 Selebrten mo lluSeIebrten.
Die flare 9ariteIIuna q6ttliber Wabrbe,>
ten, nnb Die Wannl9faltl8tcit oer GCarnitinE
be, ipelcbe i'll pcmlclben abSebanpet werocu,
latten erparten, oaB e6 allcn tbrlttlcben se(ern
III Nmerfa chen 70 ansenehm uno crtaullcb
fem tperoc, ,pie es Dem cbriitll6en publfum
III 0eutIhlano 9e,peGen. Scr 0erleaer boft
baber cine binldn9lCbe llnterftilsun9 5u be-
tcmrnen, I'M ipeni9fens Dir Soften oes ub>
ornfs pefen 3u ttnnen. gs ut ibm niht
oarnm 5u thun, sprcfit nit ptriem ltnternebs
men III MAIDEN, fonpcrn ieln Gnojwef ut,
ipie CT 9!aubt, ein b6berer unp bcTerCr - oas
alI9emeine QBobl ietuer mitmenGdDcn. Gin
fur5aefa6ter <ebenslauf oes Nutcrs, rpro Dies
Ies Su6 be9lelten.
Sebin9un9en.
/. 9as 9Derf tpro nabe an 600 OetaD Scis
ten entbaten.
Q. 9aGelbe foH f66n uno fauber seprnft unO
gut sebnnben werpen.
8. Scr prsis 1T nur Gin 3baler Das erems
plar - ;ablbar Bel lIeberliefernns ees
Sutt's.
4. lSer 10 llnterIhreiter Iamlnelt, nno fir
e's SeSabluns gut itebt, erbalt bas lite
nnent9ebli6.
Jebn %. pfaub.
q %Snbleritentsn fdv cbises qBerf werben
III oisier 9rufersi ansencmmen.
9eecmber 7, l84l.
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90 q d fra q c.

Jor. IDilbelm Raufdb. aus 2(rrrn, Mes
9crun0sbe}rt Nfsriebur9 i'm S6ni9relyb prcu
Sen, [ein Ntiaer scn profsiiion) Der (itb felt
um9cfdbr otDt Sobrcn IN Den 8sr. Staaten bee
1noet fribsr in 2ontoitsr pa, uno fpdttr in
louisville, &p, mobnte, mirb bicrnit prln9eup
sriucbt fsjnsm mtsrsstbneten 8ruOer pcn ieis
nsn jeB9en NutntDaItScrt onSuiei9en; ebenio
mtrb leber Nnocrt, Dem fem 2luient6oIt befaIt
M b6Iti3it eriudt 9tocbridbt bapOn ju seben
an GbriiFian Eoufcb,
rare Of "psr Qlberale Se0batbter,"
9teocin9, pa
G1"ltniere 9cebrten G9erren &oae9em in
YblInoeIpbia, Yitt6bur9 unO Cincinnati, erfuz
den mir b6dibif Ob0s6 in ibre rsfp. Stdtter
oufjunsDmem ruCfir iis unisre @s9cnbjsnte ers
marten m68en.
Sonuor Is.
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Gl9entbum BON &rnff 3lm;ner.
81 a d, I n, f,

Scr untcrItrbene, ernannt ale Hubitpr
burh bic Court BON Common Dleos BON
Seres eauutp, Die 8ebnuna BON QBiQiam
8es, Qifsnp bon grnlt 3immer, bon Wra.
oins, 81 unterinteen rno Die 8ertbcilnns Der
Silan3 nnter ois ereoitoren bor3unebmcn,
wiro fir blelrn 3rpef IN Islncr Imtsltube in
Neacins sessn'partla fein, am 6trn intcb.
enben Sebruar, ,lm ltbr Slahmittaas, no
uno mann alle lntsrsIitrten psrlcnen sefa(s
lisf bei,ppbnen wpIlen.
Senry Ebeaes.
Nsabin9, Ssbruar l. 3m.
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GcfDf0fc : 9OlotCbes,

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