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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03

The Richmond Enquirer in Speaking of Rves Cam
pagn The North West in S40, says tina! he il credi-
bly, informed that he gained but convert We ex
pect the Enquirer IS right; but tell him that that
convert is in bitter and unyielding opposition to
Henry Clay He has fallen from The faith then deliver
ed 10 him. Employing his own language:-"lf he dad
vote for PInckneyi II is no reason that he should vote
for Blaunerhusset, though hey of the faith and
same order ClarksLurg Scion of Democraey.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
4 GREAT REDUCTION ~ THE PRICE OF
HATS .1-yD CAPS.

1T
AT the Town and Country Hat ManufactoFy' '''
the Columbian llo 81, Richmond, Nrgnii
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends AMI ''
y lie generally that he has h.ni Larger ana b' ~.
ment than he las had consisting OF Fine run 80
mere and Russia Hats; Fur, Cloth Velvet sealst' . t
Hair Caps. Black and Drah WOOL Hats, &c, &c, IN =. s
and varied styles and shapes Under the assurance 'ha,
OF small profits and quick returns Is most ahSlnl1
has adopted the method of doing business ehury '"' h.
consequently enabled To sell 1, much lower p'es 40"
who give credit. 49,. o.,, 81.
p S-To his friends in the Country, who nave ~
him. he returns his thanksto those ~ho nave ~"
be better acquainted with w" -
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Mr.. Clay and the Tariff in Ne,o Jersey-T,e Rahws,

Mr.. Clay and the Tariff in .Ne'o JeTsey.-Tae Railway
IN Republican says
Henry Clay, in this section of New Jersey, is fast
losing ground His high Tariff doctrines are fully IN
derstood by the farmers and mechanics and their ruin
tendencies fully appreciated. He may be cons
dered the candidate Of the old leaders, who attempt to
prop up his tot,erng prospecs-but very many OF the
young and active Wings do not desire him their
didat- They perceive in his diclaoral and overbear
ing manner-n his vaultIng ambition-not that s'a5
lny, moderation and prudence, which alone mark Q
good leader"
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MISSISSIPPI.


Both branches of the Legislature OF Mississippi, as
sembled in the Hall OF The Representatives, on The 9tf
Jan and proceeded to the election OF u. . Senator
in the place of Mr. Henderson, whose term Will expire
with the present Congress. The voting was viva voce
and on the first ballot
Mr. Roger Barton had a votes.
Gen Speight 30
Judge Smith -
Judge Marshall
There being no CHOICE the members proceeded TO
second ballot, when
Gen. Speight received 81 votes
Il. Barton 43
Judge Smith
Gen. Speight, having received majority of all The
votes, was proclaimed duly elected Senator for 81
years from March 4, 1916.
Gen. SpeIght Is a staunch Democrat, and man o.
very handsome ablliiies-a striking contrast in many
respects Mr. Henderson, whose place he is chosen IL
ell, who is rank Wing, and cuts poor figure IN the
Senate.-[N. Courier.
The Democratic Conve ton OF Mississippi have ap
pointed delegates to Baltimore and an electoral ticket
instructed u vote for Van Buren, and Polk. motor
substitute the of Mr.. Calhoun for that OF MIR
Van Buren,, was lost, 60 to %.
The electoral nomination is as follows:
For the Stale at large Colonel Joseph w. Mat
thews of Marshall, Jefferson Davis, Esq of Warren.
For the Congressional Districts Colonel JOSEPH
Bell of Winston General Arthur Fox of Lawrence
Colonel R II Boone of Tshemingo, General Henry s
Foo,e of Kinds II Mobile Register.
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n Affairs, and J. NJ. Tornel has positively quilted

reign Affairs, and J. NJ. Torne has positively quilted
the Cabinet.
The Lime Rock, VIZ the 9th, to repair TO Alvarado.
On the 9Th inst Santa Anna was at Vera Cruz with
his entire suite.
The Mexican schooner M0nteznma left Vera Cruz on
the 20 ult for Campeachy, having board the Com
missiouers of Yucatan who their turn after
having settled all existing troubles 10 the satisfaction
of both parties.
Much excitement prevailed at Vera Cruz about the
period of the departure Of the Lime Rick, account
of rumored quarels between Mexico and Great Britain
[.Y. o. Bee.
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John Quincy Adams, although trembling on the verge
Of the grave, is in way to reach not'riey he
has been struggling 70, the last quarter OF century
This old sinner has done mischief towards weak
eniny the a,erna bond Of the Coned eracy Than any
man IN it, living dead Federulst dyed in The wool,
he deserted his own party turned slsbeare sgans the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03

GEORGE W. FERRY hegs leave TO inform the
EMa public, that his FAN and Winter Stock Of Hats and
E@ Caps full in every particular, consisting Of Nj
sl3 and Beaver, Caster, Brush, Molcs&in Russia,
s<xdA Muskra and Conry Hats, of The latest and most
approved style. Gentlcmens and Boys Shetland
Seal Seal and nskra Fur Caps Cloth do do do with fur
hands, o variety OF late aud beautiful patterns; atants
Caps very GRACEFUL Glazed and Hair seal do; laaes Riding
Muifs, Misses do Wool Hats
In fact his Stock contains tim. pertaining to his hn
siness; and he is receiving additions from the Mandatory
by almost every packet Persons in want of articles IN his linz
invited his goods lie confident that they VIII
bear comparison with the best, and they will be sold Al u. lowest
cash prices. GEO. w. FEkkf,
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealer in Hats and Caps
Main st. door above Van Lew Smith Co.'S Hardware store.
NV 10 53-wly
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"BEsJ.MIs C. FRESHMAN, Esq President, &c"
u WAsuISGroS. oJd January. 1914

CosrtHMATIoSs We understand that the Senate in
Executive session to-day, confirmed the nomination of
Benjamin Stiles, Collector aud Inspector Of the
Revenue for The port of HardIwicke, Georgia.
James Dell, Collector and Inspector for The district
OF ST Johns, Florida
John Dangerfeld, Collector of the district of East
River, Vrgnia.
Wm F. Halle, Collector Of the district Of Ch1mpain,
and Inspector ofthe port of Paltsburg, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03

NoRTH CAROLINA TEA.-A communication appear
ed IN the Richmond Enquirer short time since, on the
culture of Tea, from the China Seed in Granville coun-
ty, ~ Z. 1t was supposed by many at The time TO be
hoax, as The writer, Mr. Newblll Puckeit, was
generally known in the couny-but correspondent
of the Raleigh Register thus explains the matter:
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list PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE BY J. WARROCK,
THE VIRGLlL4 IND NORTH C4ROLLN.3
ALMANACK, FOR 1914,

Caieuiatsdb by Dard Richardson Of LoaSa County, Va
CONTAINING in addition The Astronomical matter, list
othe Courts of Virginia and y. Carolina and the Reprcn
atyes Congress from both States with the Federal number
which each and list Of the Senate and House De-
esaes Of VirgiDa Reading matter: Lovers auarres vcry
prrty Beautiful Superstition; win nobody me Comic
Song; The Inquiry; My Pocket Autumn; To ascertain the
weight of live cattle: Enigma Charades Riddles Questions,
&c, Sept. s. a.
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From FLoRlpa-By the arrival of the steamer VIM
Castor, Capt Freeand, we are IN receipt of the ST
Augustine News, of the Goth instant.
The News states that the schr Gen. VIM. Washing.
ton of this port, before reported having been dam
aged by getting upon the Bar of the Indian River was
lowed into Key West, BY wrecker on the 9TH inst.
THE RUNAWAY NEGROES The News contlins the
lowing information relation to the visit of the
Marshal of Florida Nassau, II demand the errces
who e. ped from that Territory short tine since
1--WE learn by way Of Tampa, Key West, that the u
s. Revenue schr Nautilus, Capt Walden, returned 10
that port on the Sd inst from Nassau, New Prov dence
bringing Col. Joseph B. Browne, The U. 5. Marshal
for the Southern strict of Florida who had been
authorized by the Secretary Of State to visit that
sla nd Tor the receiving of the runaway negroes who
committed murder al Key BIscsyne, in September last
The vessel arrived at Nassau on the Oath Dec, when
Col. Browne Immediately communicated with the Co
vernon, Sir Francis Cockburn, apprIsng him of The OBJ
sct of his visit, to which His Excrllency promptly
Piled requiring the names and offence OF the parties
which upon being given, warrant was issued TO Her
MaJestys Judges Lees, Sand lands and Gahan, 10 re-
ceve The necessary testimony, order that warrants OF
apprehension might be issued The U. s. Marshal
then laid before the Court the Bills of Indictment found
by Grand Jury for the counties OF Munroe and Dade
which overruled by the Court, not evidence adj
missbe British Cortland that is the statute upon
which the Treaty founded required either The org-
nal deposiiions, rira testimony, against the
fugitives and as such had been offered the case
was dismissed. The object OF Mr.. Brownies mission
thus brought close, and the Nautilus sailed for the
United States.
1t is gratifying TO state that this delicate business be.
tween two nations, conducted by Col Browne with
great prudence, zeo and discretion; elciting warm
feelings of courtesy and good will the authorities Of
the Bahamas, and by whom extended every facIl
~ to the Marshal, and the officers of the Nautilus
The negroes being still at large, and positive evil
dence thus far brought against hem aves the matter
still open for farther pursuit aud but trust tina
our own Government VIII sufficiently appreciate the
importance Of this subject, precedent to pursue il
to such an end as will vindca'e the supremacy of our
Territorial laws Il Savannah Republican, Jan. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03

Hon. JAMES BucHANAN.-The following, from The
Hon. James Buchanan, of Pennsyl vanu, being in
ply 10 a letter written by the President of the Young
Mems Democratic Convention Of Baltimore, transmit
ting copy of complimentary resolutions passed by
the Conven ton, will be read with interest by the
party Of which It's author is prominent, able, and de-
voted Il champion
"WAsnISGroS, 22d January, 1914.
"Dear Sir | have received yours of the llth INST
with copy of the resolutions adopted by the Young
Mems Democratic Convention OF the City of Balt-
more, expressing their appreciation of my conduct in
Withdrawing my name from the list of candidates for
the Presidency. These resolutions have afforded me
high qualification and they shsll ever hold dstin-
gushed place in my grateful memory. Most cordially
do thank my young Democratic friends of Baltimore
for their kind expressions of regard and trust that
my future public conduct may merit, and then it will
be certain 10 obtain a continuance of their appreciation
Yours, very respectfully.
"JAMES BUCHANAN.
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u ENJOYED opposite side of the street. and facing tue
IL Franklin Hotel, tJohn Eareys Old sand sou'h sae OF
Main I'd house from Governor street 80
We opportunity Of thanking the pnbc oi
avos six years IL was not our design al mrs.
10 establish ourselves through the press do by giving
TO ali who call upon US which consider far preera
bile any other basis and of which we are gad 10 kho" mas
been almost universal.
design pursue the same course at hls time ana ioi
the future All goods sold by that do please IN COST quail
ty tit color make fashion, otherwise can he returned and
the money refnded-povided the same shall not have been
worn We have al this large stock II not larger than
the State in line of business and world respectfully
economist give call before purchasing. ana ex
for himself low OF
than any other city shall be much deceived
We Cloth sl2 while others charge sl3 o M
and the furnishing coh and pants al 81
for s4 and Vests sirts Drawers
ayats Stocks Spenders Socks Gloves and Collars OF many
kinds and qualities and articles usually kept by Cloth
Of which we are determined sell low for cash; and re
oe tb public 10 call and whether they to buy or mol
~ an Iaood, rarrau,sJ j. BRANNAN & co.
Sept 29, ls43 ~"ly
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rro ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Takr notice, that
pay debts contracted my wife, Temperate,
Banaud has left he'd and board; and by her conduct
has forfeited all protection from husband.
WILLIAM BARTLASD
Chesterfield, Jan. %. 1874. e0-wiw
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Chesterfield, Jan. %, 1874.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PLANTERS, &c.
Sturc far lie SnLl nf RunLs SLnls nud IrnnE

yNeD S,Ore for the Sale If Roots, Shoes and Trunks
Carpa Bugs and Vaiices.
EOSARD Sc co offer To- the public, generally, IT their
IL wholesale and FETAL establishment, Main street, Rich
mond Virginia. door hcov H. H. Jenkins and the Ex
change Hotel general OF the above goods, many
which OF taey re- and which they warrant I" be
equal in quality and style goods sold in this city, They
also keep constantly hand general assortment Of Northern
Boots, Shoes aud Brosans 81 various Styles suitable for all class
PERSONS and the lowest terms. liberal deduction
those buying by the package, and terms liberal Ia those
who pay promptly. r. ". LEONARD,
j. :. PESilNE
wa
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And that the list of promotions in the Navy-of Com
manders to be Captains, of Leutenants to be Comman-
ders and of Passed hidshipmen to be Lieutenunts-
have all been confirmed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-03

IEhf.-sS.sIs:-At Rnes held in tiefn', or
ice Of the Circuit Superior tonr of Law and Ch,nse,,
buckingham county on Monday 18th day OF DECEMBER isi
Charles Glover, pIai',,ia' '
against '"''''''
Lindon Clover Joseph b. Glover and Hugh C. Rec.
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N CHANCERf.-NIRGINiA:-At Rules held IN IA. Cl-tt -
nee o the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance, .
N'it"May county the TIN day Of January, 1914:
William Thomas, Pl,i,,.r
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan.
FROM lESTr0

OXFORD, Jan. 10, 1914. L. X WILLIE.
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0I41lNAP 0IhNHD1M9o
fiir Saar9eIb.
Gn1ltt G0lDScbnrlIJt,

Seoisnt iib eieier Gsls9enbsit fsinsn biSbsriz
gen &Snnsrn unc Srsunben, ic,pie bem oeebrs
fen publifum ibsrbaut onSuje9en,oas sr isnen
&leioer uno 8erfbieoenbeits- Stobr
sinss Sbirsn peitsr berunter perls9t BAT, unb
bsrielbs iif nun cine SbIr wsiflib Don bsm
NirtDsbauie gum "psnnfplpanibsn 8auer,"
i'm msifliben WarftsSispd, no man Nrtfel
jeosr 4rt faafsn fam, fsi eS waS sS nil, BON
Slsinifsn Bis gum @r6bten 9ie 9Gaarsn bic
ct gum 9erfauf onbstet itnb ale auf 2(uftc>
tionsn in Ybilaoslpbia ssfauft uno fcnnsn oa.
Der wobIfsiler serfauft msrbsn, ,pis fs ir9snes
400 perfsrti9t wsrben f6nnen.
er bat befcnbsrs mmer porrdtbi9 GiIens
,paaren, Trofenmaaren, eini9e Spe,ereis
en-, fsrtissemabte Kleioer Sausaeratbs
fbaften aus jmeitsr 6ano, un6 Julpeliers
,paaren. 2tub bat er Kappen jecsr 2trt su
fsbr nisbr9en prsiisn. Rauf1uffiae finb ens
sslabsn ansurufsn uno mc9sn zines sutsnSdr,
gems psriibert fein.
&saen9, 9lprl l6. bp.
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Gin dbtcs, tpabres gSanseuzBift.

9Sir Die llntsrfbriebenen MAIDEN bermjt
befannt, oae mir Elm folhe5 pon s. Iosinrih
gNeDre erbalten Daben. QSir fbnnen mitQSobr;
belt fa9en, bas eS Elm auSerpdbItsS Wittsl 1T
es t6etst alle pas lln9sSisfsr nibt ousin iuiams
men nit Dem Saamen psr iidb ouf Der Oberz
fldbe beS Socl;e5 bsfntet fcnoern AUDI Q(as6
mas i'm (eol;e itedt. Srpiel mir bapcn aus9cs
funosn babsn, Die es NIT bisitm gifte on9sltris
dsn, 9ebt gar fsin Saame bon qDanen msbr
auf uno menn oub bon elmer anpsrn Stslle
aIts6 lln9sSiefer enniifst, fcmmt bob fsin Saa:
men msbr auf. 9Br fa9sm Sober Der bisis6
Mttsl benueen mill, wro e6 fir gut fnbsn,
AUDI balten mir e6 fir gut, wsnn Ssmano bjes
fS Mttsl sur &crfitt nimmt unb bic Stellen
bnmit anifrsidt me oa6 joplS juiommen 9eifcs
fen lit. llebri9snS wiro Der 9srfsrti9sr be6
NtttslS enem Seoen umifdnoliden Serdt il:
Der bic 4nwenoun9 beiIsbsn 9eben. Sen 9eas
me 1T Z. Seinriob t11eyre uno feline @cDs
nun9 in jsoer 9rufeni in Msaoin9 ;u erfra9en
Saecb Stcls, Scbn i0ipp,
Sobn Seebr G.Q S9si;mann,
2lbrm. Sebm, @briltian Ssr9.
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I'm Die 0etbenben.
Atenlep'a Gegear GraOel
vi Il en-.

StHe splllen ltne bic tciten unr (lhrtfrn
tar o'n rciBsneen Gtsin orer Srdpel @ricsh
uno alle Srantbcitcn Die aus Dem wafer ents
lteben; le relniaen pic Slsren unp lfcllen bic
or9ane mleper in Orpnuna, Ge ltnc larirenn,
lplnps uno ,paderucitcnp, reiniasn uno tfars
rem een sola9en, srlprfrn Appetit, bsicn bas
SoPfn'R, ele 5artleltiafeit, 3Sinctclif, eas
seit,peb' 9iepsrfa &c. &c.
OIetes allies 1T enrcb 3eusnl1e tcttitist
unb be,pisIen
Sobn &ienler, Sr. Or.
lEFSn batcn in oicIcr 0ru2crrp; te SEQ.
See' Dlarftpiertt ; Carl qBlGana, efe oer
1ten une SranfIintraBc- nnS tei
Apctbetsr Olrlcr, laentaun, $ceba gauntp,
SPA. S1-5
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Jfeue, nDol9e uno mohlfeile
- SutmQberei!
a. 9Sbillip SSoutmtcr.

cutmacbsr maht bisrmit ben Sir9srn pon
6saoin9 uno Der llm9e9eno bsfannt, bae ct Ib
in Nsoein9 neu etabrt bat unp iein es1bdtt
in aasn baSu 9cbSrnrsn 3neissn bstrsibt.-
Seine Wsrfifdtts 1T in Der Gin 4ten Stross,
noDe Bel ScaS' cpljbcfs, po man fcrtpdbrsnp
fnben wito einsn 9rcben &crratb bon
Scopr t7utrio, GATOR EufIfeben, nups
pce une wollenen Stitcn,
BON allen O(cben unp Srrmen. @r mirb Iib
aufs Seifs bemiben curb quite 2lrbsit unt bils
li9e prsiis bic @unit Der &unben ~ 9spinnsn,
Die ibm NIT ibrsm 3uiprube bseDrsn mtssn
nno lotst 9(as b6flibt Elm anSurutsn unp isis
usn 8prratb ju befhti9sn
SeifslIm9en meroen eanfbar an9sncmmen
unb fbnel unb pinftlib bsirr9t
&eooing, Mai IA. IS.
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I'm Ole freten uno urabhdn9igen
Stlinn19eber Don Sevf6 Gauntv.
Sreunoe uno Olitbir9er!
Ourtb Die 9ltiae uufmunterun9 Sicler
Sreunoe benraen. itclle ieb mid in ole Velbe
ber ganoibaten bic fir pas
ScbcriTs 2gmf
beransfcmmen, tno erIutbe gucb, mid Bel
Der fcmmrncen October Wabl nit euren
@timmcn uno gurem GinfuB Su beebren.
SIN Sail ib slhflitb 9cnu9 lein icte cine
Wfebrbrit gurer Stimmea Su crbolten, pers
pficbte ieb mid auf QDort uno gbre, Die OF.
lleSenbeiten oes Nmtes treu uno cbrIitb, nnp
nath meiner bettenltcber3cu9uns 5u pcr,palten,
uno peroe nie 2tnla6 Sur tn5ufrlcccnhcit init
meinem amtlittcn Srtraacn scben. OlIt bic.
fem Serlprrcbsn unterSeictne itb ohnnaspnIl
mener 9ccbrtcn O1itbilr9er erscbener
Sreunb unn 0icner
Sobn pptteiaer.
SCrn Saunidbip, Osai %. bD.
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Siele <sbre gettitt auf Die Slatnr9efesr
1T erbatm iiber Die 8eiese Oct Wlenlbheit,
uno fest nns in @tanb, gu perritbtet, mas
mir anf anbere QBei(e nibt perritbtsn fonr'
ten - 5ilft ben Bauer in BET Setanuns ber
gros uuo cine sitise Sorlebnna sibt bic
grnote - tnp fest auf abnlibe prin5ipien
oen 2(rst in Gtanb, Dem Pasicnten Wlspisin
;u seben, oisIeIbe 9titise SorIebnu9 aber 9ibt
ibm Geiunbbsit. qa6tSuns pantbar lein.!
Ses 9cftcrs gntoefuns bon elmer ileueu
ilno Ietbten Nrt, ilm ben Srantsn SeInnes
belt 3m sten uuD ite su sIei6er 3slt bon ihrsr
sewtbnIIebem $sbsnsart eb5uipenben, tnost
aN9eneinen Seifaa unb pcrbreltet lttb itber
bic gauge Wslt - brin9t ibm Sriefe uno
Nnfuben bon entfernten @eeenoen.
Sir peritbiersne &ranfbeiten-aber bslcn'
ters fit Die Wisocrbsrteauns unb erbaltun9
bes 9lu9enlicbts.
Sei ibm 1T bas O1ittel at baten sur 31ies
cerbertteaun9 pes @e06ts.
Seinc 5hlfsmetbobe 1T cinfad- nnitbuls
Dig nno gut 5u 9ebraucGen. gs blnbert seus
te niebt, 'Su lsben ,pie Dprber pber ibren 9es
wobnliben SeItbaften 3u fol9en.
Slltbts miro in bic uugen 9etban -fol9lltb
fonMen fte fenen Sebaben baburb leiocn -
nsn-frinen. QScnu swei cber orei 3baler
nit Der SPOT ODER auf aaf ancere Irt Su ibm
aeIcblft werben, ,pro bas Ollttel fit einc
Derlon NIT rer polt, prrtofrei iterIcbift.
-QBrnn 5 Sbalcr acitbift iperpen, miro cas
Ollttel fir s ooer sperlcnen, ebenfaas pcr:
tofrei, ltberi6ift.
Sie Saebe bes Srn. 81 - Gin rrss
pcctabler Sauer bon gbeiter, Slamens Stout,
bat elnen in ieinsr Samilie Der gum 9heil
tlinc lpar, unp pas 5aupcsprinsip pes Sells
mittels ltellts ieiu 1uaenlIcbt mieper Der.
gs iparen Stitftben 6out cber Slim bic
oariter iputblsl, mas, CLAUDE itb, Cataract
senannt miro, unc seitenpeis pessefbnitten
peroen mub; Nter bas Yrlnjip Don pee
Ooftcrs Seilmittel entfernte Dit 6aut BON
oen Nusen uno iteIlte oas Sc(ttbt wieoer bsr,
Die Slctbwenbsfeit uNp Sefabr bes Shnes
cnee entfernenb.
Geabins, spa, 1914. SIN.
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Seril0erun9 9e9en S6aoen ooer Serluit
'Dnrcb 8 euer.
Vretbrtef tmmerpabrenb.

O[elD!tcf tnlfler!paDrefp.
Die 5prinssDaroen DerGberunsss6e,
fellIbaft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Olabt Serltbernn9, entweper fir cine
3etlaus cper fir tmmer,pdbreno, 9eseM Ters
lutte cper Stbacen pnrtb Seuer in Der
Stapt nnb auf bem Qanoe, al SduIern
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