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The New York herald., 1844-09-10

!yy- c0H8TITUTf0NAL DESILfTY CCRED.--l1s
Fonic MIXTURE prepared by the Coess Of Medicine and
pharrsacy OF the city Of New York, confidently &c
commended for oil ofeeby produced by secret IN
iugence excess OF any kind II ia invaluable reno
y for impotence, serilty, or barrenness nesu depend
lax OH rnaliorIuatior.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of hall doznr s.; cars
ally packed ard sent 10 all paris cfthe Uniun.
Ctjra OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy W.
haaaas strees " ~ ~. Hs HDS1S. M. D.. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

01- WE WOULD OBJECT TO BE CLAssED
among the herd Of quacks that daily making such
heard OF miraculous cures through the public presses.
but possessing such evidences be clearly demon.
s.raied, We unhesatngy pronounce Bernardo DarIhGa
Medicine Tho most useful article ever introduced into a
family Thousands Of certificates are in the possession
plants in Children and darrh of the longest standing
The proprietofs Office, 81 Nassau street.
ROB. 8. BERNARD, 97 Nassau street.
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V0L. EEE. No. 2i7.
predict, be the future Corinth of the United


States.
Before leaving Congress, let me tell you that
there are two copyright bills pendIng-one for
National Copy Right, by Mr.. c. J. INGERsoLL-
the other seeks the Information Right, and is to
be reported upon by Mr.. WINTHROP.
had, yesterday, the honor Of an Introduction.
al his house, to DANIEL WEBsTER-rldi Virgi-
linn. The interview lasted near an hour and
was interrupted only by his being called out to
dine. Constitutional questions happened to be
the general topics of discourse. The conversa-
ton turned upon the difference between reason
and instinct. | ventured TO say that the differ
ence was only one Of degree, and occasioned,
chiefly, by the instrumentahtv OF language
Mr.. WIS mode of maintaining the contrary was
remarkable his conviction seemed to be the re-
suit rather Of feeling than reflection. He repeat
ed some lines (not those Of Pope on the subject
which did not recognise. Indeed the whole Of
his delightful and instructive conversation was
interspersed with quotations as well from Latin
as English, and | need not say, were as aptly
applied they were elegantly recited. had
never felt much at home in any mans CON-
pany. VIII you riddle me the reason, why l
felt more at ease infinitely in the presence Of
Daniel Webster, than | should have been in the
company of the most frivolous Broadway
"belle," that twirls fan or losses feather, the
fitting emblem of the head that bears it Leav-
ing you to digest this congenial and philosophlc
problem. | bid you adieu. j. orc.
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FOR COLD IN TEE HEAD

r OZENGE FOR COLD IN The HEAD
Alwsys safe and eectual. Il instantly relieves the
b,ty OF through The nosts and the burning
-dv for Bronchitis and chronic hoarses male and sold
bc. & l. CODDIN GTON, Druggists 22f Hudson cor,
Sn1ng Sold also, b. Rushton x Co no Broadway and
~ Astor House; Jas S Aspnwal G5 William street; K
Sf1rest - Greenwich Jas Iaran 266 Greenwich ST
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NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

MERCHANTS about establishing new firms
WI are requested TO peruse the following CARD:
The Subscribers having b;sn established TO, number 81
-,rx and bang practical SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
Guild acqusiR Merchants and Others that h-y
have Concluded 10 reduce their CHARGES or cash Only}
20 pR tt.NT BELOW th-ir former PRICES.
All work executed By them be ID their well known
SITPERIOR STYLE. ACkERNAN u MILLER,
S,I22n NJ. 100 Nassau 81, neaI Ann.
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The English have experience this mattel and the G fer
ence OF duty between penny Gg SILK and oAa sh
proves their of it, altered condition and difference
Of value Raw SILK.
silk is not cooled the gum and hence the words used in
thsir Tariff dyes indicate Its condition as 10 gums
This not ssed IN their Law
After the condionoi thrown SILK has specific names
as tn cad Ticist Harp Filing, &c. IL all after
changes progress OF manufacture aud as II
also has Ssoing S &c. enumerated IN the act
of Congress or is qcaI,d oy the words az
not specified Silk IN the cannot be fabric Only
term description applied before under any alter
stage OF manufacture and has specific
We respectfully send herewith ye samples OF SIX marked
No The Committee received from Mr. Brown the
Custom House. L sample vi BEusa Sewing SIh "a the
su made at Paterson, New Jersey, from Brsa h0w SIX
20; having any samples of the disputed silks which had
rassed ths Custom House fty pound az Stt IN
The gum The officer Nh Brown) kindly referred The Com;
several importing houses which hau eiteeu anu 1
40 as sample Of The SILK dispute, given 10 the Com
mtes b. Nr William Vys-, OF The houses ei-rTei TO-
THIS salnP DE was taken from large packaEfol "hach sew
rel showul uniform aud very fine Ike the sample ana
no room for special selection.
and the packages hswa had BEEN entered and passed hs us
tom House SAX the gum! al 3y cents datypsT pound
g;tsn 70 thr Committee by Nir. Tyse
No lis Sample OF italian Organzre also gwen to the
IA lis sample of BrLaq Tram prepared Paterson and
from Que the specimens offered al the late Far OF Inc Aae
Tcan Institute
| Department. prescribing the construction 10 Be put on the
act Of Congress aid directing uniformity of practice In the
Sls or Manufactures Of SIX specified neither pun
lied or from the gum either remaining or %: upon 1t alter
The fay or of Information be convenient, Of
auy determination OF the Secretary OF the Treasury on this
matter will greatly ooiiss,
o'" JAMES 9 fA a ii i& Chairman
The Honorable JOIN {. SpESCER,
Sprrr o ~ l'r-sSu the
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CITY IN T E l. / / G F. n G f..
vICE-CHANCELLOR's COURT. -. Before Vice Chan
celor McCoUN.


VICE CHANCELLOR's COURT. Before Vice Chan
celior NlCCoUS.
DECISIONS.
John Wood Us. Julia Tooker.-The Bill III this
alodge ha the complainant present resides New
Rochelle but formerly and Tor many years kept house at 1873
Cherry street and that defendant his hruekeeper lie
purchased the City Comptroller in 1899 $4,000 worth of Cor
poa!on Bonds and placed them back drawer OF his sec
etary but they stolen. 1t afterward ascertained
these Bonds had been negotiated and also por
ton them Cancelled and rnves:ed BY female calling her
SET Sally Bradley and suspicion
M upon defendant SAID person and she was arrested 11n
convicted the charge. Since that 70 person
A. tho Cornptrollers oice for the interest The complainant
prayed for junction restraining the Contradiction pay
ing interest on or transferring said bonds which granted
Motion is made that the injunction he dissolved the defend
ant denying the allegations The sand II Is
necessary that complainant amend his bill bring IN new
parties. Injunction dissolved
John r. Peters rs. Richard Mortimer.-Paintif
charges that he defendant Maiden Lane day in 1889
who asked him if he had good notes he wished shaved
saving that money worth 10 per month. Com
pln9nt said h about goine New Orleans and would
like to $1,000 until Spring, security for which he would
give his nOta and three certificates Of deposit OF $1,000 each OF
the Southern Life Insurance and Trust Company draw Ing
re cent interest The defendant subsequently him and
told him he woud take the certificates if they endorsed
and complainant procured tie endorsement Of Obadiah
Holmes and Wadsorth Co. when defendant handed him
$3.50 The Transaction unsettled, aud suit brought
The Vice said the application for
order for defendant show Why injunction should
not prevent suit at law III which the defence Is Sn-
~ that the only controversy t sun must
determined Al law the rltutii would he bound
10 m Ike out bat the ohe Of the application some
thing morto get up securities which lantih hods OndsT
the crcuns must grant JuncIon TO stay pro-
cesdings the till the parties shall answer the o'll
Ordered that injunction PRAYED for and that The
bond which has been flied Or granting the order TO show cause
ami
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DLATED CAKE BASKETS The Subscriber
Oilers for sale splendid OF the above gooas
All patterns rich mOnntIngs, AZ low prices
JAZZ In. ALBERT BEACH ~ ChaLhlInss--
AJUFFS! MUFFS !-FURS.-A good assol.-
M rnent Of Muis, aad FurT mminS the 10Y ~
"si ~. gii r. 'ae 81 22s RowerY
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New.York, jan Is, 1884. - j


MEXICAN POST OFFICE.-7,he Amsr'coa
ALuer Mol Coapany have established Post otes ~
Ntlg York Philadelphia Ra!timore and bostei lnt y.
transmit letters Ggiu from each city Is ulS
dav between Newly Grk and Philadelphia ,
Postage ST cents for each half or yapie away IL
Stamps 20 for doiisT
They wIii carry only letters - "a ..,nve,.
Their purpos4 10 carry letters o. the mos raNo
sncps aud a, the cheapest rates, and 10 extend e
las fast patronage lustify over the pfincia!
the country, The public the most 10
cili,iss Correspondence that be afforded al an uno
fpoStage. IT,, H..
The Company also f sustained BY the public mo
roughly asitate the question and test the constitutions
right competition the bushes. OF carrying
The grounds whch they this right, published
and for sale tho Offices. pamphlet form.
Letters containing money Will not De received
Un further notice. letters, arriving al their destination
unless promptly called o will be delivered bv carriers or
dCpositad delivery the Government Post Office.
The mails Philadelphia m De closed al half past A.
NJ and quarter n Those FOR Boston at half past
P. NJ.
and Philadelphia Tuesday the sd INST n from
on w inesday, from Baltimore Thursday
Office in NswTo5 80 Waltstree; Philadelphia, log Che
trrs Boston, 2 Stae-street Baltimore, Museum Build
iags Caver;st
Exchange Sds Jones, Esq 80 W2-stTeeti Pierre 81 lr
ring Esq Is! Walls.
the public approve the enterprise, they requested TO
give i, heir suppeftfFom the o!t5s >-Dpp SrooNrp
New.York January 20, lsti Jazz SIS os'i
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No AZ IOHN-STREET.

TLLlOT, BURNAP y BABCOCk are con,
q stan,!y supplied with large and general assortment o
when aye the following ubbgT4s eolored Papers IN
snsIi,v. Book and News Printing; Cap, Letter Fobo
Pos and Baak Book Pefs Printer GothieIs aPd cSFF
u.s. Binders and Trunk Boards; sheething and wrapping
PAPERS. sc. SC =, L;a r. ..o,l I'D -,.,s
fdfer-EAsh7i' 's'p ia3G
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NEW INDIA RUBBER SHoE-oTORh.-
The subscriber is COW opening, AT No 24' bToedw9y,
Branch Of his Establishment ans you'd Ia h
me subscriber obtained the first premium al the late an o.
III, Americas Institute; and ehaense c9mi-.a 10
good supply OF Macintosh Goats, Capes, LltePrsssrTeFs'
sc. O. -Ii.L obt,iped a
Silver Medal the late Far IS Tor sale only 81 az.
i;.hmsnr The Public invited call and Examine IT,
ntc tended notice wall ,pp-al fnrure number
20 Ho + ROSS 2lIs Broadway, and Ia Maiden Lana
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tn r r [ B y n E .
from a Rambler il, the Metropolis. =

R,l,imo 1s-Annspo Iis--H o1n1s E1eeut,on-
woodbury-Mc Duties oci ety--W { b.
''s'' Private Correspondence Of the Editor.
I,,
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DcTrC1IC# NAGAZlNE-Edited by J. H.
q to g5b;s3 NnsfPs% @ % A.
,w for making mp 10 them he BY supplying me num-
bs Of the Eclectic Museum, winch he conducted and edited
iat war r him. them they can look wIn confidence oI
nIfnenr o ali lodges Witness the plates By ssI'ain new
~, &c as evidence of our determine uon 10 please
The Injunction obtained on behalf Of The o"n1 oi I ms
gclerc Museum pGTfe apitcaton wax ms morn
-, dissolved by the Vice Chancel lor Oar whole case
Without an exception ttumphant SUSTAINED by MS qs
.;nn and We believe Will De By every honest man. VINO
Knows eli the facts. The work now he sold aud ds!i'
The Vice Chapeey among other tas sad W. had had
r;gbt by the conditions Of the SALE 10 send onr Maya
n 10 ali the old subscribers the Mussam-n torn and
5n5 FsSTnarv number viii few days, with
beautiful Mezlotnt BY saTtaib , IN hs
e,5 regularly throng hout the YEAR and much more PROMPT
IT, man was the Eclectic Museum lat yea as we aIT II au
With our plates, and SHALL not De deiase on ' dc
Sf We say should the Museum be issued mae your
choice remembering hoNeEer by tehom You nav
'f W. wish tdsincty understood BY all hs we do net
bl;sb The Eclectic Museum, nor DO profess 10 p@oiis
that work. nor 'ie 'V'''' LEAViTT. TROW X CO.
lgI aud 23s Broadway, Publishers;
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ps.i.n. oy,,ef, au;i Comic e

YY~I, FURNISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
j IyTJUSrKATED EDITION or THE BOOK
or COMMON PRAY ER-t,ditsi bg the Key. -, :; NJ
Hi;,Ar.h d D. ara, embesl-d with upwards OF 100 en-
,';r, Ths work has been go, ny expense OF aoou
$40 Co0 and now Offered al the low rIIce {" IS ~ PER cory
snpsrby bound with gilt e'es IN az eisssgy
'sr r. 33;fv Church New Y ort. y. ". Hs" y,
Oh f,h''S o" 2Sl Broadway.
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nnfe, STEAMBOAT FOX SALE.-FoF
IL ,,I ar orolic auction, by VIM, Fl. franklin,
a, Nh. Nerrh.nts' Exchange, On

,-,,.g.syT Aprtionael al Nerth.1ts EIchahge,
Wedndg the 2 z 9l Il ns3p' The ne" and
md rc.r as hes at IN. foo. Of Barclay
s street h was Da iii e. TT Tn IN, S.. d r. 18th. The
Is ts her sah he. smssfs s@d plank e q; Of tho
oest e5mpately lied last Spring aud fitted Ut
nst 10 The North River. She has %, sleep
d beside spacious State Rooms her promenade
nj er mattresses and furniture all new and part OF
W. nnttur. as b-en thaY,ng larger quantity
h elued for use Her inventory most ample and
article selected wrh care her boilers nearly new
having been but short her engine is new and of
the most modern paa. having been tested every possible
na,.ner which tests BE- second her aver
az draft being about feet inches which fac alone
makes mr. doubly valuable she will be able the bar
al lowest tides Her speed good he. eabius airy and
spacious her furniture being all new, makes the Newsey
Terms CASH city funds lspresumed persons wishing %
pnchas- will themselves previous 20 the day OF
ale. Sew.York, January H. 1914. jail 2w
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There are some Political illusions 10 this letter, and
especially implied dsespect the Sovereign People
which We do approve but friend who writes belongs
10 no party, and we let him say his say, Ed Trlb
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u an hp-Places by girls, who bved 10
5ft ~ ast places Tor homework sc. APPLY i7s
: - tGm... o.SeLnSns. IsD d.
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Particular attention will be paid to the transportation and
delivery Of sm, and valuable PARCELS with the utmost regn
ary and despatch, cases. large parcels &c. despatched daily
before NJ Small parcels will BE- received until past
n3O If HARNDES z co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-24

BELGIrM-ffs e1Pelro1tt-s T
mated at l09, 1924 francs the revenue at
100, 566,O34 francs. Deficiency, 367, $50 francs.
At a meeting of the Chamber on the 9TH, NJ.
Dellosse severely blamed the conduct of the Mi
nisters Of Finance who have followed each other,
and have all contnved to represent Belgian al
fairs as in most fourishing condition; whereas
there has been constantly increasing deficiency,
which now exceeds thirty-seven millions.
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"a M tU-A place for homework or chamber
WORK; o. as. Sni who lived years IL her las, plsce
-tI'tsF IL i'' ' Min
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-24

NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS-
~ Through IN from 10 to IS Days .!!-ADAMS y co.
having nab Their successful operation Tor
era mouths prepared to and forward tweekly
Pa kdgrs for New Orleans by the central route ts above
uaprrcdented time For further information please apply al
the Office No. I Wall st.
y. b. Packages for ali the intermediate cities VIII be de-
Iiypred in much lass time than By any other line d5f
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03
Ser Vattrlanb szJreun6 Wn6 G5ei7f Ser 3eit.

30. + Is 2 8 -
|leien, S3uder uno &afFee ilno rpas Ionff unfere
I9ebornen ylr9er i'm ySe9e la0en, tpe9iteb(en.
1Sltft ouf ote en9llfdeH llno f6ottifd5en Beu,
telibnetoer uno Hdllber, Die fIcb allf unfere
|grbClun9S uno gaHoun9spldbe ordnoeu uuc
|nnfere SOotele nmta9ern. S(ift onf Die italie,
|ntl6en nno franS0lllhen OearftIbreier, nell
6e Die Straifen foff jcOer 9lrt Der Union rurd,z
D1ncerM mt tbreA fon3enoen 9ltfen uuo Or
|9eln, ols Sorlrlnp, lltn nt5 BET Der beifen Sc
le9enhett unIer Gt9enthum Il, raubeu. S(ift
auf ote panoernoen Suoen, Die uu1ereG5efdiftss
|ftralen init lbren 9loeu einnebnleu, lpeld,e sic
G3utlubt 9efpblener Nlareu ITup uno III
Jt1uo l1n0 unebrlt6Pett ermuntcrn. Y(tft auf
oIe trl1hen unO reutf6en 8rrceriebdnbler uno
|Humpertdufer, Die eln 9el6lft monopo(iliren.
lpelC3eS et9entlt6 unlern @lnoebornen uuo polIz
blutt9en Blr9ern 9ebDrt, les mus linen oez
nommeu ,perSen j - blift mir cille11 Worte
allf ote frebe glntntl6un9 aller oteitr 9tuslduz
Der IN unlere 9Sablcu Rann Dies liuoer erz
tra9en lpcroen gSlr ia9eu tsN et n!''
ssWdtbnr9er Niele5 Eeraeid)uiB aus(ductz
1Der SpettIlen5 fDnnte nr6 ptel linser wercen,
oaber Set mo Naum 9efatten eS nicbt; mir
tOroern eub eaber ol1f nt6t bios ais 9meri>
Tuner, 10noesn ais Ofdnncr nicbt (dnoer al ou(z
gen, oaB thr Don etnsm untpiNenoet, ouf1sbl1z
1snet. 9runoloeloien p0bcl re9iert rcroct. -
Srctet allf in el'rer Mo6r un0 ucrnicbtet ciez
len 0lH1 fur infer 9e(tebte5 Baterlano.''
stNus etuftra9 Ger amertfanil lb repub(iz
t1ntlben 0encr1l@gommittee,'
Stes, reutibe Witbir9sr, mar cine Der 9(oz
erenen ner N1ttoeS in yfeIp 9)orf; ruo !pe(ct,eu
ggrfol9 bate lIe ? Ste Wbte5 billi9ten rie1en
tetncl16en, llber ale 3 grife ldlnclihcn 9(us<
orndD 9e9en De Gtntuanoerer, uno lfimmten,
lDte IN 9S1lltamsburJ, fnlt it OealIe nit Sen
Jt1tto'S; lte Dsr(6mo(;e,, lIb tu anceru JHor<
tet1 nit Den gSbt9S in jene OealIe.
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8e t 1nnt m a 6unqen.
Neues gtabli0tn1ent,
Sle1, &upfer ,1uO GiIeub(ech

Der ll"tersetdurte 6enadrdtist bas putlituu,, bae
CT obt9es Gedft su betreben onSefanseu bat, H. spor
IN g on, tit Der Guscaratpos< <Sraee, iit ben ere
ten gebduoe tpeItlicb Don 8eirih's Mirtbsbaus uub
teinabe 9cseniiber BON Sedmauns @rceery, no er .t
le DC 3eit bcrctt cn uirr, euftrdse fur 9erfrrtiqq
bon Cadrlnnen &c. 'cv 70 Die berboupt fr ale i eis
Saop 7la9enOe Srbe'te" a"itHebmen. Gin 9ates Nfs
Crtcnrcnt ben
S1ed &upfer unO GifenbIedwaorem
bdt er beitdnbg auf 0anb, bic bon sutem Neater II.
1ut 9elhatstuno!9e 4Seie "erfertist nS. See preie
iluo ben 3etHmfdnoen ansemeTen.
Gam. .. ufmaMm
GTaltes &npfer, NaeiIn9 unc 3ium miro in Iaufd,
1n9eMensnseu.
&antpn, Mat 3, 1914. 4s-4m,
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% a 6 fra &C
SO Q {
Scfepb Gmnt a g Q n, u.ee

: - Sofepb TMm a 9 m e2
DereIbe 1T 9ebirts aus 3 Il d., Sdpneia. perr;.e
fem Saterlanc in 1885 am Stem ApsiL arS Sobete i,
gein Dcrf, rcfelbft er ild an9eht rabroufbeIt.
Der lner3ctdnee ci'nl feinen anfentbalt su erfabs
rem, uno btet baber jeoest enienreuub, Oer bemtl,
ben fennen usDte. ihm sluatnft 9efanie barber oes
ben aa rcllen, nno sspar unter fcl9eneer aocreG:
Scfepb DID
Gantpn, Starf County, Ohio. 40-4na, 9
p9llnfere 9errem Gcuesen erfacen tsis. sub obliaa
tone ad reciprocal, pb9es Snferot oef8uia eioe .,.
lit Shre ref Sldttcr uafaebmen III wcleu. '''s''
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Oeu1ptratade repubtd0t1t<:
(he Olfrifte Goupentiou%
Al&GZ)&
EznAAA

DtrS SeboErH iF ,,M"fii Ito ~, @tart &c., ouf:
Samfag, crn llteMWai 1914 um2 llbrG GadJmtttaos:
= Gejeni9en> nelde llnabbdn99rit baIsen fslbf stn
oerfen nuo 3u tdHoeln tsetrtk bic Gfitnng sau nso
lnertpirF9teit &c Sftte etiquen O6er pclittfe
Dsema9c9en oerabfdenen beren Netts it ,,grunoe
lase nuo it Nduner !" rnb bic nit rEr tpeiNen Rab,
0fcncmifhen ger,pauns Der @eneral>Nesierune burdt
uniere 9e9enrpdrttse ere Gu9iratsperlcm 3ufrteoe,
uno tplens nc, oteelbe ;u untertsen Ole ieniqen,
nelde Die Contribution SerIebuneen ,u 1obsen ,p1s
ftben ;-tpelte segen @elc>NecncpOle fdpauaebnen IT.
Sn 0uifen Der Sefenatme ocn 9r a,eu n. imp her,
eufnabme pen 2era inoe 9. Staatenbunc fInb :,
-pede Die Rcd3te II. proile9ien Der abcpttrten 8rs
GER relte bic Contribution Der Ser. @taaten benels
ben SnNd1ert Su certbeioigen wIens ub :-sle Iolde
iIno en9elaoen gu fcntnen, uc 2be gu nebneu an Der
Scnoenttcn' Tim bic @rmdblun9 mes coer m e,b.
rere ,,Delc9ateu" CUR ren,cfratlhen republifamideu
@onpencn nit 5n peranftatten, uno biflthe perIonen
fur prdilocnt no Sce <rdoent ernennen su beIfen :;
tpsde @Onoenttcn 9ebaten irb in Baltimore ouf cmr
tag ben 27. Mot.-Start @cuntD Central Committee
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Doctor gbw. &asparil
in 3eor, SuScaran,oS EDnt,tt,

8enadridtst ieine beutIhen eauosleute in @autc,t
uno Der lln19e9eno hermi baB, oa er mtbrfea auae1
croert pproen it, feline 9rars BIG nao @anton a,,s;<
oebnen' er fd entdloeu bat, jeoeu @amtas bort an<
weeno u fen perioncn ,peIde ibn Su cpnultiren tpi
fhen, fonnen ibn aurefen an benz 6euai,ten Gaae BON
10 llbr Scrnitta9s big llhr 9tadmittaas bsi 0errM
Crctcr @aspar bebaneelt feline Natientc,t nod bers
IF cmceop II d, en-" lNetlmetbebe, reld,e lid,
bisber Der Il, tpc e ansetpa1bt tpCrben H. ais bic
pcrStslih in "d)ruutibeu Rransbeeu, er.
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Moro.-eeUi Mereoitb }, BON 9ot Spring
County, Nrtanfas, Don mebreren Sdr9trn Der folet,
nsil er lein NIT Scf6los bele9tes Gi9entbum fort
'ufbaf1tn iubte, erfbob Den u MeGop. gp6ter
|feif9enommen, tpuroe er in Sobn arommeQ's 6auf
sebra6t, uno belpo6t, um oes anoern Gaaes nab
Dem Gountp Gefdnsnis 9eldift 5u rperren. Ser
eine Wdbter be9ob ftb 9e9en Nbene aus Den, 3im>
n,sr unD lieb ben @efan9enen nit Dem anoern gBdd-
Dem bo6beiabrten Sobn &rommel allen; oieIsr
9iens. ba iein eamerao ihm iu lanee aus5lieb an
Die 6bir. una na6 ienem 5u ieben. pl6sti6 iprona
Der 4rrefant auf, ersrifF oas 8epehr ieines Bdd,s
ters, fboB ibn nieoer, uno entflob. Ser S6u6 luor
t6oteno. a (pba. Demotrot. s
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9ewsY Or t 1T cine srcBe Staet Sc leben il, ibr
500 bnnbtperfsmdei9e Hiebe, 500 Ginbreder ESQ ers
fonen, bie bon sefeheuen @aterp uno falfhen Moten
ihre Griens fiern $50 Die id anf gaften{pelen n.
2afhenleeren oerebea, cber nuf betriaeri(e g4eiSe
BAD BetteIu ODER camren baubbabeu; 5000. Die nm,
crbentlde dufer halten; 5000 rauen,imu,er. ,pel,e
tiefe fillen, anb 5000 Spteler cbrlid cine Sud,e
bic fCn an NIB fir @ e,te beeeutenoe Gtabt allso'
den ,piirbe. (@ n
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Scr lnereidnete 1T serpiet, feline sspei baditener-
nc 9duier nebit eoppeter gtaQns u6 2ptte, aeleqen
am Marft-8iere in Betblebem, Starf @cuntv, ohio,
gu Yertaufen rcer se9en 9anb 80 nertaufhe- -Nerauf
cas betrenee gisentbum su beuuseniheinieen. tpobe
d, erse6en ntro, naB Id' ba0ebe fur irseno elm &C.
fd,dft ocrtbeilbaft eisnet.
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