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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

THE MORMON TEMPLE.--This monster work IN
the far West progressing and oxcites the wonder Of
all who look al L. Is IL intended place Of worship
Il is said not The people are 70 assemble rifh0M %
worship the saints alone to enter within the holy
Of holies.' The Warsaw signal insists upon II, now
ever that the Temple has another object II says
The Temple ia reality. however is designed in our
opinion for orthcaiioB. II has regular port holes in
the shape of round windows IN the second story, and Is
in every respect well situated for fortifcaton. The
wal enclosing FIVE or six around the building Is
about four feet thick which be intended for no other
purpose than defence The idea OF It's being intended
merely the foundation of ornamental railing, as
pretended by the Saints. is prepOsterOus.
FUGITyE SLAvEs-A sad and unwarrantable
case is stated in the West-Jersey Mail A party Of
strangers in a wagon called the house Of Jefferson
Johnson a coored man. having wife and three chill
dren living near Eastman Mount and they learned from
the children that their mother had gone 10 work at MI
Beck's Thiher they went and seeing the woman 10
the barn yard milking they Immediately seized hOld OF
her and dragged her up 10 one of the By main
force Here Mr. Beck came up, and Ia his inquiries a.
10 the meaning Of this ncurson into his premises these
men declared the woman 20 Be Dtr proprfy-tteu Stare
Before Mr. Beck had time 10 recover from the surprise
into which be was thrown By the unexpecedness OF the
renconre the poor hurried into the wagon
and the party drove OF at the top OF their horses speed
Arriving Johnson house they seized the three chill
dren that were born in NewJersey and pitching them
into the wagons ike calves for the market put whip 10
their horses and escaped This i an outrageous pro-
cccdng and calculated 10 make the worst impression
est them IN proper manner.
PREACHING FOR HIS OwS BODY.-A Massachu-
setts clergyman writes that last sunday Stare who
is minister of the gospel and has charge OF the hocA
of Christ in St Louis was in his pulpit begging money to
buy his own body He is bright shrewd. and very re-
spectacle as preacher Bangor Gazette.
| OyERLOADING STAGEs.-The stage from New
pou Fall River upset about two miles from RAJ.
River on saturday afternoon caused By the breaking OF
the axletree Of the hind wheels There were nine per
sons inside and nine on the outside Of the stage win
corresponding baggage Although all were more or less
bruised By the accident only lady seriously by acui
on her head. Among the passengers were Commodore
Nicholson. DR.. Beck OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Channins
widow Of the ate Rev. Dr. Claiming and Mr.. and Mrs
/ Hunt Of this city. Boston Transcript
u CAssIUs NJ CLAY. who still remains IN Gin
cinnati. Is yet undecided. are told as TO what ne
shall do. some advise him 10 have his paper sruck or
in Cincinnati. and let the whole edition be taken ~
messenger direct from the press Lexington there %
/ be folded and mailed. We rather think the once OF
messenger in such case would prove no sinecure.
louisville Journal, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

% The attention Of amateurs in music Is called 70
the advertisement, Of Mozart IN this days paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
From delaware.
Correspondence Of the Albany Evening Journal
Drrtrr sent ~ az

Correspondence o. the Albany tFenlng Jollha-
DELHI. sept - ls45.
The Grand Jury viii not be discharged before
midnight nasmuch a. the District Attorney. with All the
assistance he can procure will be able 70 furnish
THEN with al the bills Tor which they waiting before
that time understand that the Indictments ior murder
against those who participated in me Andes tragedy are
10 be brought in by the jury TO night.
Mr.. Thomas purdy. constable Of the town Of B0vina
He i charged with having IRE % house belonging
the estate q Mr. Livingston near Landons Lake IN
Bovna some weeks since.
Among those indicted al Delhi. the following
persons have plead guilty and have been sentenced.
Aiyah II Crosby a boy was fined By the Court SO
Valentine Kettle also young boy was fined 50. Au-
gustus Kettle boy. was fined SO Hiram Nelly, who
plead guilty or three different indictments. was
hned $50. Ousierhout VINO u man grown and plead
guilty four indictments charging him with assembling
with others disguised and armed &c sentenced to
Jail three days the three mrs; indictments and 10 the
Clinton county PRISON two years on the ast Indictment
Calvin Chase who plead guilty 70 An indictment char-
Ing him with committing not. disguised and armed.
before the lar Of January (which by the way was the
frs outrage committed In our country was fined 81
by the Court.
All the above persons. except Chase, could have been
sentenced state Prison from Two % six years each
The Court in the sound discreet exercise Of ~ dscre-
ton have deemed IL and not deem H. their duty
70 visit the seyerest penalties Of the Jaw upon the heads
Of thOughtess boys, who have been comparatively IN
nOcent tools IN the hands Of old and designing williams
The excitement IN which Sieeles murder threw US tor
time, has materially subsidized and although there is a
firm determination 10 punish all who are really guilty.
get there IS not now much excitement manifested
among citizens a. Is usually seen and felt on the oc-
cason Of ordinary murder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

~ Our Boston correspondents account OF the
Universslisi Convention anticipated BY the article
which we published yesterday from the Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

~ ROBERT OWEN, the eminent Communist,
arrived here on Monday from England in excellent
health and spirits He has invited those who are
willing to discuss topics of Universal Reform, on the
broad platform Of Humanity without reference TO class
or creed 10 meet in informal Convention in this City
The first meeting will take place at Clinton Hall on We'd
nesday evening next (Oct. lsD at 10 p. NJ We are as
sured by Mr. owen that no intention is enertained-eer
siny none on his psrof introducing Theological ques
tons at this meeting which simply contemplstes this
problem" wha, practical measures are needed and cal
culaed TO diminish and ultimately extingush the want
degradation aud misery which the portion Of so
large a share OF mankind r.
The Convention for Universal Reform called by
the National Reiormers, New England Working
men sc in this City the following week during
the great Fair Of the American Institute We believe il
viii be fairly attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

. The Monroe Blues. Capt Prudhomme' com.
pany by the bye that is beginning TO attract some seh
ton among the military folks, parade to Nysck THIS
morning for the target practice. They VIII turn out
about - uniforms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

Brsr OF HESRY CLAY-Mr J. I. Hart, of Lex
ington Ky il now on his way North with Plaster OF
Paris Bust, executed BY himself OF Henry Gay taAeh
from life about three months ago AZ Ashland Il Is Ger
tanly most complete specimen Of art The likeness Il
pronounced By all who have seen the distinguished
Statesman as superior production. Mr. H. IL now Al
Barnums He intends exhibiting the bust tor some days
during his stay in Baltimore, when convenient place
can be obtained. Bali rat
MIAMI CASAL AGAIN NAvIGABLE.-Atter much
longer suspension Of business this Canal than was an
ticpated we have the eradication Of informing our
readers that the levels all now fun o water we De
eve the whole distance from Cincinnati 70 Ioiedo and
We expect that the recommencement of business VIII
be uninterrupted until the icy letters OF winter prevents
NAVIGATION Gin. Atlas, 10Th.
OBIruARY.-Doctor VIM. II. Richardson, late
professor Of obstetrics in the medical department Of
Transylvania University died At Csnesnd near Lexing
ton on sunday evening last Professor Richardson STOOD
al the head his profession in this state IN his partcu
ar department and has been long and isyoraoy known
AZ one of the soundest and best teachers OF his section
Of medical science in the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
lY- For Sales Of Stocks. see Last Page.

lgT- For Sales Of Stocks see Last Page
TUESDAY. p NJ
The Stock Market opened this morning at a de
cline on yesterdays but improved toward the close
and left of trm
There is no movement in Foreign Bills and quot
atoms for Sterling nominal At 1881 ITO, snd 81 -
q d. 23l for Francs. On Amsterdam we quote s'f o
10 Hamburg 35t n 35t Bremen y. n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

pies. was present listener a. the exnioihon Of 'ne
ORGAN on Thursday afternoon, and although WA- 'aa
that il gave great satisfaction 10 the professional 2enle
men and AMATEURS who performed on H. SUI must
infer that such no, the impression on the audience
from the fact that in ten minutes after the pAyns com
menced they began 70 retire. The -ener. e1eot lpo-
my own mind Saving the Church vas mat OF marc
ness hardness in the voicing u ne insusmehL
speak particularly o. the fall organ Tor THIS vas psyeu
almost constantly and relieved - very "" fancy
combinations Il was regretted b the audience an
sure that the soft stops not more used N paying
In regard 10 the full organ the wen and heenis ana
other harmonic stops were certainly voiced 700 of'
hanty for The capss1ns upon which tey rested ihet
only being % qualify and enrcn the "noir' Hnc q (
overpoWcr u ShFl music y suited 70 me open Alf'
and not the limits Of church. Even the daPa'
sons lacked that mellow richness which u always 20
welcome % ear sifgaed 70 sacred harmony and the
tendency rather crate TIE feelings than = re-
Fish and soothe then, Z
LAW CoURIs-The examination OF Bryan q
Donnel. arrested here under the Ashburton Treaty
charged with numbering man IN Ireland commence Cd
Yesterday before the e. : Commissioner. AMI VII De
continued this forenoon. IN the Vice Chancellor Court
the case Of the Commercial Bank OF Buffalo rs ne
state Bank OF New York decided IN favor Of the
former-each party to pay IL own costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
Address ANSEL BASCOM,
Seneca Falls, Seneca Co. n.

FIssr PAGx--items OF Foreign Gossip Poor and Rich
Land Photography; Economy versus Labor Slavery
and Colonization in Maryland.
FovRrH PAoE.-Hynn on War; Pos, ofiee Statistics ;
Money and Marine News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

F We regret 10 announce the death OF BESJA-
MIN CONN, Esq. after long illness MI l. was ma
i've Of Virginia but for long time was prominent cit
zen Of Baltimore and well known throughout tne
country As member Of the former banking house Of
T. Cohen Jr & Brothers, of this City lie was man OF
talents was Of enterprsng spirit and, at the time Of
his death President Of the Board OF stock Brokers
Baltimore Patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

TRIAL or BIG THUNDER The Hudson Repub-
Lean OF yesterday morning brings the proceedings al this
Trial down 10 Friday eyenlng-the report occupyn INC more
than six closely printed columns. The taking OF tesil
mony commenced on Wednesday. butthe witnesses and
the evidence mostly the same at the former trial
We nothing particular TO notice except very ener
getc expression by Judge Edmonds. who when sheriff
Miller said that he gave up his papers when demanded
by Big Thunder because he unarmed, replied.
You should have been armed sir and shot the scoundrel
dead"
The Commercial states that among the new Witnesses
introduced. were some natives or calico Indians
from whom it expected, abundant proof could be
obtained identifying Big Thunder with the prisoner
Boughton full history Of the combination also was
anticipated from these witnesses one OF whom was on
the stand on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

The LADY WITH THE YELLOW FAcE.-Beware. Beware
aaes touch not common prepared chalk, il will ruin your
.sin Use that beautiful vegetable preparation the Jones
Spanish Lily White 10 VIII give your -sin nat raj, lie
Ike Wilderness add improve your sAin sod att haani-
and 81 Broadway. 81 2Ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

A DiRrY CoAr COLLAR IS BAD.-The Magic Erasiye
Soap for removing grease spots stains and marks from
clothes. wooens carpets, &c. and rendering he spots
where 10 applied clear. bril- ht, ant spOte-s I'D
with I directions Price . cents cake. Sold Al 81 Chat
ham-s- so Ileod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

To sELF-sH.yISC GESrLEaES-Possessing a strong
be ard and tender face the Metallic Table, srop O.
ters the only article that viii obvsie their d
hcu.les. For sale a. III Broadway. ~ .2iyeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

THOSE SUFFERING WITH TIE PILEs.-We are frequently
surprised that so many suffer with this complaint, when
Hav. Eminent will eh-cuay the distressing maady
This remedy prescribed by ply -cisns and me pro
=, sa'.rt :. r,tna Sold AL N Cortls dist s259t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

TOILET AsrcLLs-Rszors, Of The most celebrated max
ers warranted large variety Of tooth, nail and shaving
brushes perfumery washing aud shaving soaps, OF al the
beet qualities, and sohd Al exceedingly low prices.
G. SAUNDERS sON, III Broadway,
s34 lreo+ Quucafte JfoWar4f. EIotsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

the cure Of Dyspepsia Liver Comp Colds Coughs and
Disease q the Lsnxs- Any calling the Once, No {
CorilandsL obtain gratis pamphlet giving fgl.
description Of The above Diseases also reference number
Vi persons Of high Standing have bsen cured by the
Il this medicine.
Beware OF spurious limitations. To obtain the genuine
unacg.ters PumOnic Syrup 70 directly The Propns
tors dice, ". Corfland-.l- ~ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

BEEKNAS's OsrciSAL GESUIsE PULsosIc sYRUr.-Tms
celebrated remedy for the OF Consumption, Gods,
Coughs Diseases Of the Luags Liver Complaint and Dye
pepss be had. ths Old established office Of
he proprietor. No. 4et Conand-st Ons door below the
corner Of Greeuwich%st ~ ss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
PROPOSALS ron PCBLISHl
THE MEMORIAL.

Noathlg for >x Months-SiIseH Pages 70 Each NAmber
Three Copies for ono Dollar-SiRsle Cops Eis Cents
These numbers viii be devoted 10 the discussion OF
such questions OF immediate interest in conse-
ouence of the law recommending Convention and
while no question will be avoided the main purpose viii
be to promote Reform Of whole Judiciary system
that wal ensure Efficiency and fromptness-proyide
Tribunals approachabe without travelling al the
State. and ultimately produce such reform Of Legal
Proceedings 10 render them simple and understand
Bile and relieve Suiiors and the Public from usreasona
Die and unnecessary Costs and Taxes.
Address ANSEL BASCON.
Seneca Falls Seneca Co y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

~ The official majority for Dodge member
.sot 70 Congress from Iowa, is $751; instead of 5i7
+. hsfo,e reported. The vote is for Lowe, Wing,
ssi Dodge, Loco 1872. For the Constitution
net. against Il 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

FRIENDS OF JUDICIAL Reform The following
announcement, from an original, true hearted hard
working advocate of Lar Reform in our State him
self lawyer demands your earnest enthusiastic,
liberal patronage We are sure THE MEMORIAL
will be worth many times the small pttance charged
for il. Friends Of Constitutional Reform do no,
lie, this enterprise languish for vast Of support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

~ The Wings of Colsmbia Co. me, in Conven.
,ion at Hudson on the 10TH and appointed CYRUS
CuRriss, FRANCIS II. RArHBUS and DAVID VAN
scsAfcK a. Delegates to the Senatorial Convention
They also unanimously adopted the following reso
IatioDs
R,solrsd That the Wings Of the County o' Columbia
ere decidedly favor ofiho proposed Convention TO re-
vss the Constitution OF this State and most cordisy
approve a the action Of the Whg Members OF the lie
rssture its last session q the Legislature, upon ust
sub,eet That believe there defects In the
presen, organic law Of this state which only be sue
ssssfuy rcmedied by the scon OF the People and their
ysws through their Delegates elected for that
spsciae purpose and that those who represent the
whiss of the Country universally opposed to Con
,~.,L,n know little OF the views and feelings Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs-A large variety Of the most
compact form, containing the Metallic Tablet Tor keeping
rszors In perfect order For sale by
~ 3teod ~ G. SAUNDERS son. III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

On TIE TORMESrIsc PAINS or RHEUNATisM '-Cush
mans Rheumatic Remedy or Pain Cutting Embrocsuon-
an invaluable and seldom falling remedy for rheumatism
and pains the bones gOut cold, pain n the lOins, sun
neck umbago &c Sold 1.-THE IN Of the American Eagle
- Chahan-st Price 81 crns and q bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

STOVE AND laos NAsSlsH-A superior preparation lof
imparns 10 all stoves pipes and rOn-"ofk 81 every ue
scrption splendid polish equal 10 coachbody More
over, the important advantages possesses are that :
not in the least affected by any ordinary heat and TINT
prevents all CRATES and irOnwork FROM rnsung. The
beauty aud brlhancy which Il gives 10 all iron must De
to be credited. Sold al p Coriandsi fnce - ana
~ cents 80 -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-31
Cine pOb(fetle 0ruferet III perfoufen,

2etecn S"mten'umt1nbcn rts 5rausSrbcls ber 3eitns
mIrr e'e order Der 5"mbu ger S@ncIpO f. nter tcb ct
ten Seo1nstnssn gum Srtauf ansetrtcn 9e 9,uerei nt
D"t en- SroBss lo portretftcs Acrtcmtnt Srtn, bnlns
itnnrr
SM S"terPtlcns'>te mic has Nrprrtris Gb1f 1T tbr
crD6tli unp in tti9enreu 3urae unb Q8adsbu oie So.
eHat 1T nnpsrteer etc fir cnisen 3ritrau sn sertnse
ent tetcb"ttn werpen tann prraBen, Sona unb eScl.
rtrcn 9anje Icnrenj pprparts it,
N"nfeD"brr teeten itb in Srtcftn AT rcn
oer""sSeEer 1'ntsr trl9enSer %rtrefIe gu pcnren,
,,S6neapct,'
l9ambnra, ga.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-31
Road Notice..

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pres
ened 10 the Commissioners of Stark County, at their
next Session for an alteration of road, commonly called
Elks MiIIIoad, in Lexington Township, Stark County
OHIO; beginning for said alteration where said road
crosses the East bounding line of the west half of the
south quarter of Section No. II, Township No. 49,
Range NO. d, thence southwesterIy direction in a
straight line ntersect said road again five rods south
OF the south line of said half quarter All those inter
eSted may attend if they think proper.
A. PETITIONER.
Lexington Tsp. Jan. 81. 1S45.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-31
Cine pcrtreff1tde Baueret at perfaufen

ltnteriehaeter tietst bierm ne rcrtre @auret enba
lnp, ssen in Sad(on 1aunbp, Stae Co. 81 Oetlsn yOn
Canton uno ecn BON Mafacn gum 9ertauf aus Gs BE-
neen M spe nnc cbnbatcr nnc cine quito Seuer. eaue>
@rrinSbaus unt fon9 teine esaufctten earauf ter
Gin nser @anmsartsn Der fcn Sre trast mbesre su
nieperieaencc auecn bes betn 2eaers Ab bat bic Sa
ere. MOO 'onss oSaas nS. m - mrfosm wee tban ssts e
unb fe taufen t6nncn. ISOLDE rie su teafen maultben
beiebem b Dem ltnreinten Der auf Der 8auer pobnt an
nrafen Wcelt c pas 8anIe bi@ssn ano tine 3ebmsuns
gen erfabrem t6nne1.
Ns6ctaus Saubfher.
Se1Ion @p' IT. s5anHar ls4o 2z.%m
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Idbe Der beoeuenben oanoelSitabt Buffalo, g. ~, it
nunmebr Der d1rfabOliide 9ctte5oenit, ne aud, oas
St,uween 9ecronet. -@lteru, benen tbr eteenes See
lentetl uno oaS Der Sbr9en am 9erSen Ie9t tperoeu
biernlit eingeaoen, 5 oaiebt nleOerSulau, Suma oa
Die @e9eno 9eiuno uno Der Sooen gut it
s. y. &r amer, Yfr. Ii. MfTcudr.
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q uf Il f!

Die 3ittpe tnne pber bcrtn Gnptr, aus N(chunatn in
werrn. um ibncH wibttS bciluneeu MAIDEN
~ tonnen aucferpert Dem ntcr Dre ufentbatsprt
ajusrtsn unp ttcnfc wrrbcn ens Nusnft ibrr obi.
sc prfcnen stsn 6mncn, set, cIc mid seloaen latn
!" wUuen-einsinnati obic, rem Is. Seentcr 1874
9l1oul7 91pr,
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Sta - stm lesteu Dienitaq Die @beirau BON
i 60 aus Sour, Sd'neibermeiifer babter, an Der
moran ie idon felt mebreren Sabren litt,
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an Saccb SrieDrid Boblsemutb, aus ealcsbsim,
SfOntgreib Birtembera.


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Sm Sabre 1885, siens aus Gslcsbcim g. g Gpchformuth
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IN Sen' At"nv Dbio O9 ate nit ra ,pcs u cine ae
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fell unttrpSs rur rrn Sui ter Scrp tnes 9unrfIits oe
ttcrten ttpu. ''''"'' ''
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2. GrttebAft Gem Gater 400 il 81 tr
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mas st s"1nmeA 1908 H. Is IT, berast, 200 f. Cbcn
q" s. s. 2eobl9snutb ausser!St linp, Sef 500 f. Is f,
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min annit an9rfcroert @ tnnen abrcsfrilf pc ecr ur6f
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late IN 9altmrr teSast tein mub m als lebnp bic este
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gen. por'sents Der sepadte Sarb 6rpri QbcNsmuh ais
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Sr tefbrffen i'm &cnis. Standardization oteramts e.
rld3te iu snowissburs a,n 27 SUM 1914.
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Nllte opa oentiben Sriefen,
melde am lten Scnuar 1845, in Der polfofRce at
Santpn sWridseblieben Gnb.
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