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The proceedings the Court Martial yesterday did
present any points of novel interest The cross
ton of Midshpman Rogers continued But as no
facts elected and the views and opinions
these lads Of little value best and has already
sufficiently reported do not deem necessary to give
the questions put to and answered of this The
trial has occupied twentysx days. and
rate Of progress will probsbly consume many more.
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MARcH 3.4rchibald Garrison George Smith, ct al.
This action OF repevn brought to proper.
ty levied by virtue Of landlords against Ed
ward Garrison. The defence that Edward Garrison
hired the house. and agreed board the rent with
Archibald Archibald's property levied on instead
Of Edwards. George Smith is the landlord.
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PoMERoY &c Co.-This express line arrived from
Albany before o'clock yesterday afternoon. This
is despatch 1t came over the Housatonic Rail-
road
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TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST INDIES
Ten THOUSAND LIVES LosT.-The brig Frances
Jane, Thompson, arrived at Baltimore on the I'd
inst, from St Johns, Porto Rico, brings to the Ex
change Reading Room, advices of the effects of a
severe shock Of an earthquake, on the 9Th of Feb
ruary.
Extracts of letter received by the owners Of the
Frances Jane, dated st Johns, February l4th and
18th, state
"We have Just received advices from the Wind
ward. The effects of the earthquake of the 9Th inst,
have been awful, indeed: Point Petre, in Guada-
loupe, is totally destroyed and ten thousand persons
there has been great loss OF property, but five lives
lost. All the mills and sugar works are more OF
less injured and the greater part Of the crop will be
lost. Nevis, Montserratt, Barbados, &C., are said
to have suffered much, but to what extent is not
known yet. Here, and at ST. Thomas, the shock
was also severe, and lasted at this place two mi
nutes; but there was no material damage done at
either place."
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Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEW worry

Caleb M. Little late grocer, NY; Edwin Williams,
editor, NJ r.; Jonah Newton, agent, N. Y; Theodore
Schroeder manufacturer NY Creditors ofIsaac B. Van
Arnum, merchant, stuyvesant, Columbia N. VI 10.
seph H. Homer, merchant N.Y. Benjamin B. Wall, N Y;
Richard Plat butcher, N. Y; Benjamin F. Simmons, N.
y; George w Holland, measures, Ny; Rudolph Bum
ner, attorney, NJ Vi Abraham T. Perkins, trader N. Y;
Julius Jacobus, clothier, .Y Ersstus wheeock mer.
chant, N u Barnard Rafferty,, blacksmith, NJ VI Credi-
tors Of Jesse Fleet, merchant, N.Y. Thomas Low N.
VI Richard Vaughan, Brooklyn, Kings CO.; William J.
Wooiey ,tinware manufacturer N.Y. Russell Child, NY;
Daniel NJ Wilcox carpet dealer, NJ VI James p Citing,
bookseller and publisher, N. Y; Isaac D. Williamson,
clergyman, N.Y. George Nc Closkey farmer, Newtown,
Queens CO.; Harlow E. Lii, merchant NJ Y; Francis B.
Walker, NY; Mary A. Harrington, spinster NY; WIN.
Maastre, merchant, N Field vermeule, N. " James
Styles late grocer, NY; Elijah swack sash maker Y
VIM Lumhy, clerk, N. Y; Anthony s. Snyder, mer.
chant. Y; Holdridge Dewey, agent, NY. James
Walkley carpenter, N. Y; John NJ Robinson broker,
N y; Elias Marsh VIM. w. Drnker, N. Y; Nat. VIM.
Roberts, NY; Lorenzo s. Hochkiss, clerk, N.Y. Aonzo
Finck, merchant, N. " VIM. s. Watson boot and shoe
maker, BROOKLYN Henry VIM. Kneeland, merchant, N.
vi stephen Currie, inspector, N. Y; Daniel Haseon,
builder, Y; Corn. Griia late livery stable keeper
N " Daniel g. Vail, merchant, East Hampton.
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GENERAL CAss's WELCOME HoME-General Cass
has reached his home in Michigan, and been re-
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm. The mos,
f1atterlng addresses have been presented to him,
and all classes seem to have united in paying their
tribute OF deserved respect to the statesman and the
hero.
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share Camden and Amboy Railroad Ga; $500 City SIS,
1871 s4A 500 do 6s 1884, 5000 do SIS 1887 94a $1,000
shares Farmers M. and Mechanics Bank S SO DO Manu-
facurers and Mechanics Bank III; Is do Kensington
Bank 354 After Boards shares Northern Bank of Ken
lucky a. 81 $40 Wilmington 6s 1885, shares North
American Bank 275: l do do 2741.
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FANNY EIsLsER is, 1t is rumored, to appear al
Covent Garden Madame Rumor is probably mis-.
taken.
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EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES appear to be all the
rage this season. The American Company at the
Liverpool Amphitheatre, have had career of I'M
precedented success. beautiful female cques-
TRAN, pupil of the celebrated Francon, perform
ing with extraordinary eclat in London. WEIGH,
with his splendid company, has had continued
run of success in this city and in Boston the horses
have opened campaign, which promises equal
prosperity The fact is, many of these noble animals
have infinitely more knowledge of their parts and
dramatic talent, than not few of their biped
rivals
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For BosToN.-The fine steamer Providence, wi
leave for Boston this morning at o'clock.
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SPIRITUAL CoNFEcToNARy.-A believing pastry.
cook In Court street, Boston, advertses "MiIlerite
cake and candy" for sale.
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90 COL. STIMENEs SAYS SHERMAN's LO,
zenges have done good for his family than all the
other Medicines in Whenever he has hea ache
shermans Camphor Lozenges cure it in tie fifteen
minutes, and when his children are troubled with coughs
worms, few of the Cough Worm Lozenges give i'm
mediate relief In fact they operate like charm and he
advises all who need pleasant and efcacious medicine,
to get the genuine Shermans Lozenges, and they will
certainly Be you get Sherman's. His
house LOG Nassau street Agents-ll0 273 and 459
Broadway; 227 Hudson ST. lss Bowery; n East Broadway;
SO William l39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn and No. Ledger
Building. Philadelphia.
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90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGTsTIC MIXTURE
or the cure of all discharges from the urethraso in
bottles, at 81, and at 80 cents each.
w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent,
81 Nannau street
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Warrington.
Correspondence of the Herald.]
WASHINGTON, Friday morning,
Two O'Clock. )


DEAR SIR
The Senate have just adjourned, after session OF
fourteen hours
They have passed the Treaty bill without amend
ment. The Treasury Note bill with slight amend
ment; and the General Appropriation Bill with Sc
veral amendments. The most important amend
menis, the principal of which is to restore the 20
per cent taken from the public printing at the COM
mencement of this Congress, and which gives to
Gales and Seaton, Mr.. Allen, and Blair, and Rives,
about $4,000! This is retrenchment!
They have just closed an executive session of two
hours in duration | believe, am authorised in
saying that MIR. Gushing is confirmed as Secretary
Of the Treasury, and Wise as Minister to France
Mr.. w. w. Irwin has been sent In as Chargee to
Copenhagen Mr.. Calvin Blythe is to be the new
Collector at Philadelphia. Mr.. Profit goes out
Minister to Prussia, vice Wheaton recalled.
No bill to stop expresses alter the postage will
pass. The District Banks here will not be rechar-
tered! w. H. A.
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GRAND GALA.-This day and evening series of spcn-
did for the farewell benefit of the Kentucky
Mnstres and the last appearance Of these great Artists
the American Museum. The Indian Chiefs will also ap
pear positively for the last tme in their dances aud bow
and arrow exercises There will be the Burning of Mos
COW both day and evening" and to the WHOLE of
which this Is not half the Belle of New York. allowed
be the most beautiful lady in this city will ap-
pear, ct each performance in tableau vivant. We shall
forget the sensation created by her extraordinary
loveliness last Saturday.
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OLYMPIC CRcUs-PARK THEArRE.-The last day
performance of the talented company which has for
the past two months thronged Old Drury" with
the beauty and fashion of the city, takes place this
afternoon. The bill is rich in equestrian and other
attractions, and will be repeated In the evening,
with variations, for the qualification of those who
may be unable to obtain seats in the afternoon.
On Monday evening (Which will be the last night of
the season) MIR. Rufus Welch, the enterprisng and
liberal proprietor and directorIon the cash SYSTEM
takes benefit; and, as on ordinary occasions,
ne was never known to exhibit to empty benches,
the necessity OF procuring early ticket need not
be mentioned to those who intend to be present.
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90 THE ATTEMPT TO FORCE SPURIOUS PRE-.
paaons of sarsapara into market the reputation Of
the genuine Bristos Sarsapara which has been prov
ing itself for than ears, meets with but slim
success where the real article is known Read the fol-
lowing, from the Watertown N. Y Register of Jan. 49,
l643 -
We would call the attention Of the public to Mr. A.
B. Huls adv ertsement in another column. The wonder
full effected by Bristos Extract Of Sarsaparilla
reality astonishing the world We are informed by
agent this county that it sells with great rapdty
answering the ondest expectations of those who are
afflicted with scroula and other impurities Of the blood
Sold wholesale aud retail, by VIM Burger, 90 Court
land atreet; at retail by Rushton & Co.; Mihaus 1888
Broadway Aspinwall ss William street, Syme, So
Bowery Trppe 1877 Division street, oil Fulton street,
generally.
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LATEST FROM BosToN.-Harnden & Co. arrived at
o'clock yesterday, with Boston papers of Thursday.
They came by the way of Springfield, and in the Kos
kiusco from New Haven, and beat the mail several
hours. Adams & Co. arrived with the latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04

90 MAGIC-So are entitled the Electro Magnetic
Plates of Lamouroux by who have used them and
got rid instantaneously of agitation of
acute pains They are in fact of avery astonishing effect,
and fail curing any affections pains,
chiefly rheumatism, neurology the gou tic dououreux,
head ache cramps in the stomach ciac recent paraly
and diseases Of women, pale colors impressions
attacks &c. In Short they very eicacous in
all the numerous affections arising from some disturb
ance in the nervous fluid of the body.
Sold at 81 so in New York, Messrs Nnuard IS Frank
lin street. agents in Boston, Messrs Ransom Stevens
in Buffalo, c. c. Brsol in Washington, r. g. Patterson
in Charleston, Leprince.
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90 HARD TIMES.-ln these times every man looks
out tor himself Whatever perplexes screwed up to
the last notch is calculated to worry and distress him.
Now who knows any thing that will make man more
crusty and than to shave with bad razor and with
soap, the laher Of which is like liquid fire to his face
If therefore, you wish to keep in good temper and take
things easy through the day. get Fields Anodyne Shaving
Cream at IA Maiden lane.
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REDUCTION OF THE PosTAGE.-It is gratifying to
find that this subject is beginning TO excite great
share of public attention. The benefits which
would result from the adoption of such measure
would be incalculabe. The vastly increased in
tercourse between relatives and friends, which
would be the consequence of reduced rate of post.
age, presents of itself very strong argument in
favor of the change and the advantages, in acom-
mercial point of view, would be exceedingly I'M
portant. 1t Is fortunate for the friends of this great
and enlightened measure, that they can point to its
triumphant success in Great Britain. We do trust
that the subject will be widely agitated, and ample
preparations made for subec,ing it to the attention
of Congress at its next session.
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90 REMEDY FOR LUMBAGO, COUGHS COLDS,
my way the South was taken suddenly with umbago.
A friend said Go to John street, and take medcaed
vspor bah' Ibid 80. went into the bath in pain and
crooked, and came out well and straight have had
lumbago since, save, believe or twice.
Last week the latter part of it, took violent cold,
companied with general distress Of tho system and great
soreness in my muscles all my body. took med
cine, resored twice to my favorite bath, which
took winter and summer, from three to four times week.
the heat to about hundred and fifteen Degrees
Fahr but the skin was torpid and refused its healthfu
action to9k medicine again. and repaired to the med
skin began to resume its healthfu action went home
and slept charmngy have just repeated the BATH and
find all the organs Of my body in harmony, each perform
ing its appropriate functions and am WELL All this for
fee oftwo dollars.
II is rule with me to make known to my fellow suf
ferers the remedy that relieves write this in the
bath house without any solicitation knowledge on
the part Of Mrs Carroll the proprietor and she is at
person kept the bath house in John street in which
parted from my lu%6ag0 rhILA aa's3 r. hc
most people would go into the FIRE hot
por bath. They say they will catch cold. Some very
fact is just the The skim in cold is torpid.
and has power of resistance A bath puts II upon ac-
II is well; il is not susceptible as when torpid
skin may be called diseased skim any other organ
this . incapable Of performing its proper functions and
90 PICTORIAL LIFE OF wELLINGToN-se
cond edionNow ready the second edition Of the pic
toral life and exploits of the Duke of Wellington, illus
traed with portal and ortvthree beautiful engravngs
This the best popular life OF the Duke published
Single copies % cents-$l6 hundred Agents can
have their orders supplied. Office 30 Ann st.
J. WINCHESTER, Puslisher
lr7- THE PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
guaranteed to cnre all forms of secondary syphilis Pa
TENTS effected with rains in the bones, cutrneous erup
tons throat and every other symptom indicative OF
the existence of venereal aint should this specific
without delay. Sold in bottles at 81 each in half
dozen bottles, IS, forwarded to any address)
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College o. Nassau street.
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Principal office of the College,

n3- WIGS! WIGS !! WIGS !!-HIGHLY IMPORT.
ANT to those who these indispensable articles Ed
ward Phalon ola Broadway having been the first to lead
Ventlatng wig which has carried of the palm several
exhibitions Of the Fair at the American Institute, has de-
termned to reduce the price, $25 to $40 and $ and
scratch wigs from $40 SIS and $40 This enabled to
do from the large number he sells, without making an
shall be equal in all respects those his manufacture
which have given universal satisfaction gentlemen from
all parts Of the world and shall not be surpassed by any
wig maker in the country. Remember, PHALON'S Hair
Cutting Rooms ga Broadway opposite st. Pauls church,
or next door to the Chemical Bank
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NUMBER FIVE OF ALISON'S EUROPE, IS just pup
shed by the Harpers This edition will be COM
prsed in sixteen numbers like the present, OF about
$50 pages each; and, though containing the entire
matter of the English edition, which was issued in
ten volumes of fifty dollars, will form four handsome
volumes for four dollars at retail This, together
with all the other numbers may be obtained at this
office
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90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGISTIC MIXTURE
cures all of gonorrha, gleet seminal weakness
teed in all Sold by authority of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York. In
large bottles price 81 in small do, so cents cases.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal office Of the College, 81 Nassau street
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CLTREHUGH's CoNCERr.-This grand musical en-
tertainment takes place at the Apollo, on Tuesday
evening next 1t will be very brilliant affair. The
Misses Cummings, who will make their debut on
this OCCASION have earned the highest reputation in
Edinburgh by their execution of Scottish music
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90 DR. TAYLORS BALSAM LIVERWORT, 376
Bowery has been used nearly ten with great and
precedented success during which time the fact Of the
numberless counerfeits and limitations which the
nary have by all of endeavored palm off
the public, under various and forms. its
putaon, is small tribute of praise to it's excellency
and full acknowledgment of its complete efficacy for dis
of the throat chest and liver It should be immedi
ately resored to by all who have coughs colds that
they checked their incpient STAGE To any
who doubts its efficacy refer to the many certi6
Gates which constantly publish for the information of
the afflicted and which we happy to show any one
who will CALL wishing to have their doubts removed and
make trial Of it. We do not wish to puff but let facts
speak for themselves Be careful to see that the new steel
plate engraving, done in Messrs. Rawdon, Wright &
Hach best bank note STYLE is each bottle All other
is spurious and counterfeit Dr. LEEDS wholesale drug
gst sole wholesale ageEt l27 Maiden lane that the
label is the bottle, to prevent counterfeits"
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM. ]. X. Mitchell, of
Philadelphia, is about to publish an elaborate work
on TINS subject. DIR. Mitchell is man of sound
Judgment and great philosophical acumen. His
book Will be valuable. We have long wished to
see the subject OF animal magnetism taken up and
thoroughly investigated by disinterested and com
petent person.
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Sic Seea syerieb 0OSprSaeScbitbte

Der YbllaSeIpbia 9smcfrat rom pcriasn
Samfa9e fa9t: u9totb fricb mro unlern Sc.
fern Der am l. Nai b. s. in @banaemales,
0Sarrsn eauntp i'm Staats 1su Ssrlsp bsoon:
gene pierfabe Mpro an ensm Soerrn @alfnsr,
osikn Srauv j~sjdbriasm &inbs uno isinsn,
Sbma9er 6errn Yarfsr, i'm @eedtbtnis fein.
Der @rlfers Wurbs i'm Sslpe srmorbet 0sfuns
ben, bic aeBtersn in ibrsn Ssttsn. Gin Snabs
eaifnsrs par t6etlib psrwunost unb s,psi ans
oers in sinsm Neben;imnrsr parsn wabrIbsins
lid nlbt entSeft morbsn. Der Serbabt Der
Shat fisl auf sinen semiiTen @artnsr, Der inesis
fen nab elnem lan9wisriesn Gsrb6r 70 febr bic
llmifdnne SsSsn bn 5u Ssuasn ftbisnen, Dor els
nl9en Olcnaten ron een Gsfbwcrnsn frsiass
fproben nurbs.
Gor9eifsrn a6enb nun wurcs man bier ses
,pirfliten M6rcsrs auf folgsnbs 9ssiie babbaft.
Gin Mann Der ii6 Stusuif Wiasr nannte,
Fam am Mittpcb in baS Sln9snifenfbs Saus
in Der He,p Warfet Gtrase nabe Der Nsoap,
no CT init ensm anbsrn 9sutiben, Pamsns
QGiQiam 6sper in Stret fam unb oann mad,
tslnsr 2Spbnun9 Suri6fsbrts. Grrssffern Ns
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Sreemon BON garrolton aus9eieet nor:
ben finb. sc bat itb nun er9eben, DAP
bieler rebtlbafene Seamte 9esen $4,000
na6 uno nab ourb 6 phenbare Oieb:
fable uno s ooer 10 8dllOuneen na6
uno nab BON ber pof entpenoet bat.
Man6er orme Seufel fro9t AUDI in oiez
fem Sale pobl nibt NIT llnre6t, lpie es
fonnnt, oab nur bic reiben Spiebuben bic
@elesenbeit baben, Der @erebti9feit 5u
enttpif6sn? 9. Oemofrat.
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Oauiel sSebifer.-gsi elmer Molpsrs

Oaniel 2<sebifer.-Ssi elmer MaiIpsrs
iammluns Der 0sbiss, wsId)e am porlsstsn
OcnnsrifaSs su stntrpsr in maHatbufett6 sss
baltsn wurSs' belt Sisfsr ausssSsibasts Yatris
Of, fsinem @srfprsdsn semds, cine &sps, ,psls
bss elm Den &sener b6bt sbrsncsS Yrceuft
mar. Siss mar bic erite &sbs melbs Ier. 9S.
Dor elmer 9Bbi9psrfammlun9 bslt istbsm ct
sum eabinsts<Seamtsn beS YrsIeentsn erbo.
ben murSe une isiat cab sr feline pclitifhen
@sltnnun9sn Surbaus nbt 9sdnrert BAIT lpis
man ibn falfblib bsibupi9ts. Gin altibftrs
niger Seleumlaut Der Shuetarief uno bic
'Ssf6reerun9 csS einbsimiihsn 8lslsss marsn
bic 6aupt'2bemas Der Neos une aus een Grs
fldrun9en ess Nsensr5 utsr bisis @s9snTinps
fsbt man, cae feline 2tnlidbtsn NIT esnsn BON
!6snrp Slap 9snau ilbsrsnifimmen. Daniel
9Ssbitsr 1T uno blsitt psnnab mas sr immsr
mar-sin ifanbbaftsr Wbi9.
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Sic Sra9e tre9en Dem @eloumlaif.

Sic Sra9e rre9en Dem @elcumlaif.
Die gteu'Yorf Sribune GuBert lib fol,
9enoermaaben iiber ben @eloumlauf une
Die Steuun8 Der 2Sbiss in Se,us au f ben
lelbcn.
yfab unierer Qniibt 1T Die eanie 8bio
Yartel in Der ueber5euoun9 pereinlot, oof
elm 9alonal @eloumlauf-ein @eloum.
lout, pel0er BON ieoermann leitbt uno
poblfell ourb Die Qolt gum 8etrao BON
funf finfSo ooer fiinfSio taufenO Sbaler
Don lr9eno einem SbPile oes 9anoes nact
elnem anoern perlrnoet tperoen fann uno
Der an einem @noe Der &cute oeraoe 70
plel mertb 1T, als an Dem anoern - sur
Sobltabrt uno gum @eoeiben ces @r:
perbtleibes uno Dem @cltbdftsbetrieb oes
eanoes unentbebrlib notbwenoio lit. SRI
Der nur alleln ourb cine gtotional Sont
9epdbrt worben. gSir tbun ober nidt
unmloerlpreblib entibeioen, oaB Feline an.
oere MlIttcl Su oefen Grlbafuns moslid)
llno ooer ie mo9lib fein m0aen-wir lino
berelt lr0eno elnen anoern plan, Der an.
0e9eoen iperoen mag, oorurtbeilsfrei au
erwd9en. 9Bir iinb dberseuot, oas Der
nnabite Bbi9 @on9reB oieies tbun, uno su
9unIten ienes pIans entIbeioen miro,
welber am beifen oaSu 9eeienet ibeinen
mag. Die Grreidun9 oes 9roBen Gno,meces
Su il6ern. tpel6er 1T Elm 9eIunoer uno
olelbformioer 8eloumlauf in lleberein.
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(ginscianpt.)
Serr pumsqs,

Jcerr pumeue, ~
Die fclssnes ecps pcn nScil
Columbia" 1T Elm Ori9inal,@ryu9nis, ss.
lbrsbsn in Sabfsn, psltbss mir purb msinsn
wsrtbsn Srsunc, Or. S Ii &c I, unisrm @Cns
full in esip;is, su9sianot purrs. Der 9tutpr
bate bic Muiif absr Die sn9Iilbsn Bcrts nlbt,
aus9sncmnsn bic sritsn Stanssn. Scllts ss
pcn irSsnb sinem SntsrsiIs fit Sbrs asfsr isin,
70 ifsbt ss Sbnsn frsi cisisIbs 81 pubIjSrsp.
!. p. 3.
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Sirlanba.-9isis intsrsGann unb lsbrs
rsibe @sfbibts Der Scr;eit, bic fir cine Stsibs
BON Wrtbsn unisrs SpaItsn fhllts, snci9t i'm
bsuti9sn Slatts. 2Sir psrnsbinsn nit &srs
gniisen ba6 pisflbs BON Der Diebrbsit unlcrsr
esfer beifalIi9 auf9snrmmsn murts, unb mir
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bsn pom sinsm Gran bis finf Ysnnyss,rift.