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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-06
ZaOres''s HnE.
JOSEPH 4. HOVER.

ManUIaCtUTtT OF " TlIInT ana 1nutTIia
bic Ink, No. LOG North Third Street, siX
doors below Race, (east side,)
II I L a d E I. p II "A,
y ESPECTFULLY informs county merchants
IL and others, that he constantly keeps on hAttd
a large stock of his Superior Black, Blue and Red
Ink. ard also superior quality Of lndrlils l'li.
His ink is put up in bottles varying in SIZE, f'om
to SO ounces, and will he sold on teasonahis
terms. The excellent qualities ofthis ink has 50
thoroughly established its character that il is now
extensively used throughout the country.
- For sale at the store Of II. b. Masser, Sun,
bury, Pa May eth. ls43.-lE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-06
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
Doug'assville, April 10Th, ls43.

Douglassville, April 10Th, ls43.
Mn. OAKLEY Ny son Edmund Leaf, had t,s
scrof1la in The most dreadful and distressing r,sn-
for three years. during which time he Vas de-
prived Of the use Of his limbs, his head atd neck
were covered with ulcers. We tried al he differ
ent remedies, bu, to no effect, until recommended
hy DIR. johnson Of Nonistown, and also Dr. Isaac
Hester, of Reading, to use your Dcr1t reve Syrup
Of Sarsaparilla of which obtained several bottles,
the of which drove the disc.s Sc entirely out of
his system, the sore healed up aDd the child was
restored to perfect health, which he has enjoyed
uninterruplediy ever since, 20 the astonshnent of
many persons who seen hr, duling his ai.lic,ion.
have thought it my duty, and send you this cert.
icate that Others who have like aifiiction in tho
family may know where to Obtain so valuable
medicine Yours truly.
AMELIA d. LEAF.
Sent IS. le13-lv
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-06
5000 acres ofTimbcr Land

situated. chiefly, in Coal township. said county.
The Mshonoy creek passes through a considerable
portion Of the properly, sfiordng several excellent
mill seats The taxes have all been paid up, and
indisputable title cfear Of all membranes, will
he given TO purchasers. The sale win tic continued
from DAY to day, until the whole rs sold.
The terms will bc made known on The day Of
s,le. a. JEANRENAUD,
rETER BOUSQUET.
Feb. 10, lsi4-H WIN. Nc CAY, Agent.
AZ The Pousve Emporium and Danvve IN
telhgenccr will continue the above until forbidden,
and charge this office.
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VylRAH1HpDAJsG
HOTEL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old Gus.
l. toners, and the public gereraily, tha, he in.
tends to continue in his old sand, opposite the
Court House, in Sunbury, Northumberland coun-
y, Pa, where he is well prepared TO give satisiac
ticn to all who may favor him with their custom.
Being thankful for past favors he hopes to receive
a continuance of public patronage.
CHARLES ID. WHARTON.
Sunbury. March 2,I. lS44.-3t
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Public Sale.
5000 Acres of Land.

XXTILL he sold e, public auction, at the house
w Of Daniel Herb, in Upper Mahonov town
ship, Northumberland county, on the lst Monday
Of June next,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-06
OAKLEY'S
DEPURATIvE SYRUP.

N>IiE valuable properties of Oaklcy's Depura-
l. tive Syrup Of Sarsaparils, as purifier ofth
blood, is 80 well known to the public generally.
that il is unnecessary TO occupy much space in ret
ting forth the advantages 10 be derived from its
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
juced, It takes precedence over all others: every
oi,e that has taken it, have derived signal bcne.
fetal results from il, that it is recommended by
them with the utmost confidence. Physicians of
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe il
10 patients under their care containing nothing
deeterious, hut being composed OF the most mild.
yet eficacous vegetable materials it is offered vih
confidence, the cheapest and most efficient ru-
rifer Of the blood now known. The use OF Few
bottles, especially in the spring months, will be NJ
Tended with most decided improvement in the ge-
neral strength ofihe system, eradcating any sFeAs
Of disease that may have been genersted. besid
giving health and vigor to the body.-For the cure
Of Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Tcuer,
Pimples or eiuptuns of the Skin, White Swellinr,
Fistuh, Chtonc Cough Asthma, &c. The NV
merous certificates in the possession Of the sutscri
bet and his agents from physcians and Others, "'s
sufficient to convince tie most skeptical Of It's
periori,y over all preparations Of Snrsarara.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprietor.
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, North 9th street, Rea-
ding, Betks County, and TO te bad of the following
peis
In Northumberland County-Ii. B. Mass;
Stnbury; Ireland & Mixel, McEwensville u.
Krauser Milton.
In Union Cottnty-J. Geo-hart, Selinsgrove
A. Gu,elius, Mifflinburg.
IN Columbia Courty.-R. w. McCay, WASH
ingon.
Reading, March IA, ls43
Nh. OAKtEY:--I believe it the DUTY Of every
one 10 do whsteoeri in their power les, for the bon-
fit Of their fellow man, and having had positive
proof in my own family OF the wonderful properties
of your Depuratise Syrup Of Sarsaparilla m st
conscien,ionsly recommend ii TO the afflicted. We
bad the misfortune To lose two Of our children, by
the breaking out of ulcerous sores that covered the
face, head and neck, although we had some If the
mos; scientific physicians 10 attend th'm and hn
tried all the anown remedies. including Swaims'
Pauacca without avail. Another of my children
was attacked in the same manner, her face ard
neck completely covered; the discharge was SO
offensive, and the disease at such q height that we
desJalred of her lie. Seeing the wonderful effects
Of your Depura'ive Syrup OF S,rsaparla, we wero
inyiured to make trial of it, as the last resort; il
acted ike charm; the ulcers commenced healing
Immediately. few bottles entirely restored her to
her health, which she has enjoyed uninterrultediy
ever since. As purifier OF the bio d, l verify be-
lieVe it has not its equal
JOHN MOYER, Taifor,
Walnut street. near Fourth, Reading.
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Gepan and sassaas prepared By the New York Colese o.
luackey This refined and highly rated extract
esag all the purifying qualities and curruye powers OF the
,bove herbs confidently recommended b. the College
iniely superior any extract of sarsaar Ia at present before
thapublc and be relied remedy Tor all
e,s.s arslng from impure state Of the blood such
scrofua saltrheum rng-worr bloches pmpes, ulcers
pain the bones joints nodes euPtons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis njudicous Of mercury
= in cases Of half dozen Bodies. SO 50
one dozen T" 90
Gases forwarded 10 all Parts Of the Union
N. B-A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers
Office OF the College, % Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON. M. d., Agent.
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Bad breath, grinding the teeth during

sleep and resessness indicative Of worms and symp
toms that should he Immediately attended TO- Shermans
Worm Lozenges will give immediate relief The Number Of
eases which have occurred within short time where the
been tr night in Immense quantles and per-
feet restored sufferer places the Doctors Lozen-
ges Gar every medicine which has been
discovered They pleasant the easily administered
The petuep child and always be depended upon
when givea according 10 directions.
DR.. Shermans Warehouse s Ice Nassau street Agents. 22I
Hudson street, 1873 Bowery; II East Broadway; 39 Fulton
BookIyn ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and State st
Bosfo
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CoURT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS, Dec =
Pfesent-Senator Bockee presiding, and 26 other
Senators.
No. NV s. slocum VS.. M. B. Hart Sheriff, &c.
Motion to amend denied without costs
No 3i-The Jackson Insurance Company f. d.
Hurlbut and al Mr.. j. 3. Cutting was heard for defend
ant in error Mr. IL Ketchnm in reply Decision post.
poned.
No 92-The Board Of Sup rvisors Of Onondaga county
Jerome Briggs Mr.. u. b. Noxen was heard for pf
in
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permanent Of Primary secondary syphilis yenereal
cers nodes complaint produced by nudcious
Of mercury, unsklful medical Treatment All
his powerful purifier without DELAY person can consider
y cleansing the with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold single bottles 81 EACH Of half dozen S.;
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. % Nassau St
w. g. RICHAP DSON, M. D., Agent
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Medical Advice In Private Discascs.-Ths

members Of the New York College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy
established for the suppression ef quackey continue 70 direct
their particular all diseases Of aprvas nature and
confidently promise requiring medical treatment
safe aud permanent whou. injury TO The constitution OF
make application the College The first appearance Of
hs avoided One Of the members of the College for
connected with the principal hospital ia Europe Tor the
o those complaints attends for sulaon daily from
A NJ 10 7 L. Nj.
Terms--Adyice ard Medicine e5-a cure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALlDS.-Ierson
living in the country aud finding make
application forwarded them chest containing
III medicines requisite perform aiica cure BY stating the
explicitly together with all symptoms time of contraction
,nd treatment any, CLOSING S.
paid, addressed 70 w $. RICHARDSON, NJ. p, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms tire College, Nassau
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dlla Dr Gove This is the speedy certain and ef
ectual remedy for the Of Gonohea that has been
used pleasant the palate and grateful the stomach
md easily taken IL OF all the medicinal
pcrtes Of such remedies as have been found most
gee,s seminal weakness, and all discharges from the
urinary passage wholly vegetable compound and acts
like charm in producing immediate operation upon the
part affected Full directions accom- the medicine, which
NAY be had at No. 2 Ann Price 81.
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The EXPRESS TO BosToN express which
started with the Presidents message for Boston, on
Tuesday night, broke down on the Long Island
Railroad, and the document will therefore 60 on
in the regular mail 1t was an unfortunate acc-
dent, but could not be avoided. Wind, fire and
rain upset the whole arrangement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-05

GossIN, the Grimaldi oil America. is carrying
everything before him at the Bowery Circus =
The houses are crammed every evening with oil 'he
"the boys, than the President Of the United States
They give afternoon performance On Saturday next
This evening Dir Hubbell gives exhibition OF his
strength The last named gentleman challenges any
man in the world forward and wrestle win him
Tor wager Of $500; open till January sth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-05

SOLAR EcLrPsE.-There is to be partial eclipse
OF the sun on the 9th inst, visible throughout the
greater part of the United States The meantime OF the
beginning is o'clock 81 minutes, the greatest obscura
ton a o'clock, and the sets ecpsed at ABS with 80
digls on its north limb obscured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-05

STEAMSHIP CALEDoNIA.-No appearance of this
ship a, Boston. al o'clock yesterday morning.
Owing To the return of the Worcester, last night
We shall have no mail this morning, and cannot,
therefore, hear from Boston again till this evening
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0U- 1t must not be forgotten that the Sacred
Music Society generously contribute their services
this evening, at the Tabernacle, in Grand Con-
cert, for the patriotic purpose Of perpetuating sub
stantialy, by suitable monument, the memory OF
the gallant Capt. James Lawrence.
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Truth akin to Nature.-Have you pain
Be thankful It Vigorous soE. Of H; s to throw eft
from bas aDwhosoe air which has become mixed
ma Whole ms Speedily ~ removed Or
arise rom Se which rancid pa.rs ..
@ T ~ he Of al hs sa p% " s q ne
destroy HUMAN FABRIC All disease: q the e,
ss as;Is' as &c ss s s' t.
:a es1ss Viii i a ss e T
Il Sifs II SS
.s moi fiy II applied pE n %
must not use any Of the Of nehsr
Ps ~ !si:.@i sS sS,SSs
r.as is VIII h id hExH rs oF Il E sJ 5ESs fol-
az
s So S s% & AZ:
mproSsd and c.ss Will Be generally brought about the
f e.ss g e e
diseased individual sound 1hs fsas q The
%S Ssss 3
%ss cold wSs. BE-
isTEh iiss
more than Al III. medicines Of the ds for your soa
ff e ssl
ss:s! % $s . ss
not enquire Ihsr friend. and same
10 yy II
" sa s &c ssn maa os m Broadway
Bowey and IA HUDSON street! DR. Brandshs etsil Offices
and French Languages
Famous Shaving Preparation -Henry's
Chinese CIeam-This new and delightful oriental com.
s s0ig YET he S
and removing II smarting and oughness from the skin
used
snIy cEe.e ss.~Ss csa its
have had months experience testing its qualities
%s al the
no% p Rf saS
in richness strength Of Tie lat Or in the dscacy Of
ss'ds s&' Con- 't Of Soadyay and
" e w :s ss o shaving
the face than the preparato Of Messss sands Of th city
saS s ss We Al
pendent whG like ourselves do their own barber
HTssrs ca ssaas Shaving .' Sands Co
ss slsh Jay. F.. .aps1ic; We have
s . s1s Of O. TO he s'f
that il superior 70 any thing e the kind we ever used and
s'' +? s:f 20 s
@ asi ss ssd sss The b
.sG se a" We
mend this soap the best we have tred Boston Bay
State Democrat.
NEW SHAVING soAr.-,shasng is serious business to
rid Of Any thing that facilitates the
public benefacon whether imp 0vement the
The Chinese shaw Cream Of Mr. Sand' the well
known druggist comes nader the second caegory its perfume
helps the moving process very essentially. For very tough
bistly boards it thought delicae but gentemanly,
well disposed beard which is shaved every day. know Of
nothing effective agreeable-lNew York Commercial
Advertiser.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. SANDS
CO.. Chemists and Druggists 273 Broadway, Cham
bes Sold also by A. b u d. Sands 70 Fulton
and East Broadway Prc. so cents jar liberal dis
count the trade.
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The RIvER.-The weather is again mild to-day,
shining and will shortly dssipate all the snow ON the
ground Even the walking Is very bad. The steam
b,a Kociusko arrived this morning about nine o'clock
rhe Columbia got up yesterday. ALBANY Atlas Dec B.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE SouND.-We learn
that the fine steamer Massachusetts, when on her
passage to stonington, last Monday, she was run
into by a sloop which stove hole in one OF her
boilers and otherwise damaged her; in fact, so
disabled her that she could not proceed. 1t is re-
ported that the soop Immediately sunk ; at any
rate, nothing has been seen or heard of her since
the Collision.
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STEAMBOAT WoRcEsTER.-This steamer, which
left here on Tuesday afternoon, returned last even
ing in distress Welearn from passenger that she
ought never to have attempted the trip, weak and
leaky as she was from her recent disaster. II is a
wonder that her passengers are now safe on shore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-05

NAVIGATION CLOSED The Penobscot River has
frozen up hard enough. A larger number of YES.
sells ready for sea are detained in Bangor harbor,
han has ever wntered there.
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MIXTURE prepared by the College q Medicine and Pharmacy Of
c city Of New York. confidently recommended tor all
d debility produced by Indulgence kind
II invaluable remedy for impotence stsfty barrenness
iuness depending malforrnation) ).
Single bottles 81 eac OF hall dozen $5 carefully
packed and sent o all parts Of .he Union.
tce OF the COLLEGE Of Medicine and Pharmacy IS Nasfan
tret W. ~, RlChAhDSbN, M. d., AGENT
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SUNDAY SERVICE. trains except to convey
the malls, are hereafter to run over the New Jersey
Railroad on Sundays.
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yeInenu,, sreclGc PlIIs. Cor the nadicnI

cure Of souorrha giee seminal emissions sna Ill mocoppu
twenty year. exssnce in the Hospital de q r6 Paris ar.
by their celebrated Pre- Vepeau a.
inable remedy for all diseases Of the uehra They effect
much shorter time than any othe, vmedy without
ang the breath dsageeng ~th the stomach connemen'
60 busYess Pace, box Sold at tbs College Of Nsdr
''a' anu f"'''"''' Y, SRi RICHARDSON, NJ, D., Agent
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STEAMSHIP ACADIA, Harrison, was TO have left
Liverpool yesterday Tor Boston. Till spring there
will be but one steamer a month
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All Philadelphia Subscriptions TO the
HyaALp must he paid to the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledger
buildings % aud Cesnut where single copss may also be
,btained daily at,l o'clock. SIN
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ANOTHER RELIGIOUS DIscussIoN.-A very violent
controversy is raging at present between Bishop
Chase and lay polemic named Thompson. The
subject of dispute is the difference between
tweedle.dum and tweede-dee. 1t promises to be
as protracted and as interesting as the Potts and
Wainwright discussion.
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NEw RourR To.ALBArY. --Ihe railroad betwetn
Springfield and Hartford 10 open
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ELECTION IN NEW ORLEANS. Two wing dele
gates TO the State Convention were elected in New
Orleans, on the 18th ult., by 800 majority.
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The Misses SLoMAN's CONCERT LAST NIGHT =
This concert was very well and fashonably attend
ed at the Apollo last night, and these interesting
young ladies were received with the greatest en-
thusiasm. In the Duet from La Gazza Ladra'
they acquitted themselves with remarkable sue
cess. Miss E. Sloman sang the exquisite ballad,
+" Kathleen Mavorneen," with great taste and feel
ing, and was loudly encored, and her performance
on the harp was artistcal and effective III an emf
nent degree. Miss Anne's performance on the pi.
ano, which concluded the concert, was listened
to with evident delight. Mr.. Sloman himself con-
tributed his share to the highly agreeable enter
tainment, which will, we trust, be soon repeated.
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TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, Dec. l, 1874 =
Amount OF the several issues outstanding,
per the records Of this Office. ... $l,9i27i3 IL
accounting officers, .................... 1850 90
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CANADIAN AFFAIRs.-We have slip from the
Montreal Herald Office. dated 18th ult. II gives
the first days proceeding of the Provincial Para-
ment. Sir Allan McNab was elected speaker, after
IT was asceraned that he could understand the
French language. To-day we shall probably have
the Governor Generals speech.
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The ECCLESIASTICAL, EPISCOPAL, AposToLIcAL
INvesrIeATIoN.It is earnestly insisted, in certain
quarters, that the trial of Bishop Onderdonk be
conducted with closed doors. BY all means let it
be so. "Closed doors" of course-double barred,
too, if you please Certainly, closed doors-who
is as silly as to talk Of open doors? II would be
altogether contrary to the genius, the spirit, the
use and wont Of the "order' Of Bishops, to have
open doors Open doors, indeed! No, no. The
spirit Of the age is that Of independence, free in
qury, publicity. But the spirit Of the order Of
Bishops is quite different character. So closed
doors by all means.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL DIscovERY.-A
native Of New Jersey, who has been engaged Tor
years in series OF successful experiments in rea-
zion to the diving bell, under the patronage of the
Government, has asceraned by actual experiment
that catarrh, bronchitis, and even consumption il
self, may be efTectually cured in a few hours, by a
novel application Of the agency Of the diving bell
We have been promised all the particulars 81 the
history and discoveries of this remarkable genius,
and we will give them perhaps tomorrow or neat
lay. OF the fact that, by this means, dangerous
disease Of the lungs was in half hour, not
doubt can exist, and the theory by which the
extraordinary cure was explained, is altogether
rational and philosophical This discovery is des-
tined to make wonderful sensation.
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nous ease Of England. we are also free from
the bloated vices Of her arstocracy, and from The
squalld misery OF her masses. We, too, will have
the polish by and by. Meanwhile we are enlarslrg
our borders. We are successfully engaged in sub
Jugatlng great continent TO The influence OF civi-
cation, religion, and the arts. We are making
vast sollludes r. sound with the cheerful hum OF
industry. We are yearly waxing more powerful,
and see no limits but those of this great division
OF the earth 10 our future imperial greatness. And
all this under system OF equal rights and equal
laws. And the press Of Europe, surely no partial
witness, is every where procaimipg that the
system works wellp' But what, meanwhile, says
the press-the party press Of America itself
What does 1t proclaim? 1t may surely well be
ashamed to answer!
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I Dfr Batertaap Scr 3eit=
Cine ftbdbbare 8auerei ~ perfaufen.

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sautof 81 oerfaufen. 8efa9e 8aueret 1T Elm GbeiI
peg @ g: 9S: giertete g. TO- {. 10, 81. unb entbdlt
~ 46-leO older. Das Qanb it BON Der belten Qua
9rnno it, Die @ebduoe belteben aug siuem gDobnbaufe
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ter polf no NteaelsSens uno dbertaupt 1T aIes in S1
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er earauf reden, oa es etn 0ctdtes r tf ein miro.
De9en Der 9dbe our Stab einen Shell Der Bauerei IN
Gotten gu oeranfcn Ofur Elm Saueno Dollars Yperoet
as sngelo oerlana Das Abrt9e miro in fo3en 3al,-
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fer am beouemlfem it, Das Meitere far, man erfah
rem ourd) Staebfra9e bel
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Canton, sunni 1914. b.p.-
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getanntmaebuneen,
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in am tpn, III Der 9uscaratpdSsS Straee, in bem er
tfen Gebdube tpeflib BON Q9erih's 9Sirtbsbaus uni
betnabe sesenlber bon 0eemanus @reeerD, no er su
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BON Darinnen &c. &C., 70 tpe berbaupt fir ale in iein
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bdlt er bednbig auf 0anb, Die BON gutem atertal H.
nf eile Derfer9t llnS Seine Uretfe
dlae ben 3eitamfdnoen an9emeden.
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sltss Sapfer aeearuS ane 3tnn ,pire n galu(d
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