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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

The proceedings of our court so far have been
of little interest excep, 10 the immediate lilignnts
The negro Good. whose trial was pu, off at the
last term, and who has since been confined in
our Jail, had his Trial on Tuesday, was found
guilty, and adjudged TO deserve five years PEN
ance at Alton But on accoun, of some inform
atty in the verdict new Trial has been granted
him.
The case of the people ngains, u. Lewis, in
which considerable interest is manifested, has
been put of 10 ncxtterm.
The "lIon OF the day has been Bincn, the
repu,ed masier-spirit of the Robber Gang OF
northern Illinois, who is now in durance on the
charge Of having had hand in the murder Of
Col. Davenport. lie was brought here as a wit
ness against Lewis, guarded by posse of eigh-
teen well armed men. He is good looking,
athletic man, frank and easy in hi, conversation,
and to say truth, has little Of the scoundrcl in
his appearance. That he is one, however, Of the
first magnitude, is ndispu,ablo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

Eyes.-Nolhing can be more certain
than tina. black eyes indicate loquaclous-
ness.-ls no. the sky black before !! mum
ders Blu, who could be satisfied WIN
sky forever the same blue! And VINO
would dwell in climate where The hea.
vens are always black with tempest
Tbererore. we incline to the hazel or grey
eve, which ligh,ens in anger, and mel's
in good humor. When par OF these
grey ones fasten upon US, we fell indes-
cribable emotions we feel, as we sup
nose those flies do in warm weather, who
turn over on their backs and spin round
like whirligigs in kind Of ay.ecslacy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

The Giris.-'rhe Editor g. inn, Port.
land Express in ,liscoursing upon early
rising, speaks thus Up with vou,
Don, sleep away this beautiful mornipc,
Mary. Helen. Elizabeth, Louisa. Ju,r,.
tia, Margaret. Harriet, Charlotte. Jnl;a
Sarah, kalc, Cornelia, Caroline, Adel;ne
Amelia! and all the lazy girls. arouse.
wake up-rIse and see the sun shine, and
thrash away the dew from the beautiful
grass. ion not only lose the hes, por-
ton OF the day. while you linger in bed
bul you depress your spirits and contract
sluggish habits. What il you are sleepy,
Jump out Of bed-ny around-srr ,bon
and IN few moments YOU will be 40
bright as larks. We wouldn't give ,
straw for girls tina, wouldn't pc, M early
IN the morning, What are thew good
Tor lazy, dumpish crea,ures-thcy ara
not ut tor wives or companions. Our ad.
wee TO young men who are LOOKING Cor
wives. would be--never select female
who dozes away the precious morning
hours. She may be a heIp-ea,, bu, never
a help-meet."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

.4rriraL ofMe Nbernia.


The llibernia arrived a, Boston on the
l0,h ult., bringing intelligence twenty
TWO days later. The mysterious Pilot
boat, William J. Romer, had not vet ar
rived at Liverpool.
Sir Robert Pcel's Corn Laws scheme
had passed the house of commons by a
majority Of 81. |, was also expected to
pass the house of lords without difficulty
A motion was pending in the commons
when the steamship sailed, for the I'M.
conditional repeal OF the corn laws. OF
It's passage no expectation was entertain
ed.
Sir Robcr, Peel, who had been suffer
ing much from illness, has recovered, and
is now in good health.
O'Connell is stated to be sinking fast,
and in very weak state of health.
The French chamber of Deputies have
voted a sum Of money for a line of steam
boats between Havre and New York.
Great Battle in hdia-D Dreadful Car.
n0ge.
The Anglo-Indian army have met an
enemy they must not despise. Abou,
the middle of December, the Slkhs pass.
ed the SuIlej, and two severely contested
battles were fought.
Winners Times SAYS: The Sikh ar
my was estimated al from GO to $1,000
with splendid park Of artillery, double
that OF ours, and invaded the British TEL
rltory to measure strength with ours.
The fighting lasted three days, and the
carnage was dreadlul-Our forces only
amounted. British and Natives. TO 90.
600. Several distinguished officers fell,
amongst others the brave veteran, Sir
Robert Sale. The British loss Is estima-
ted al $500, the Sikh loss at 3O,O0Or
FrmCe.-Louis PHILIPPE gave a ball at
Paris, on the anniversary Of Washing
tons birth day.
The accounts from Alglers are very
ElpOil' lHliilbhS 'dUOS
have been asked for by the French Min
lstry 10 carry on the contest.
The scarcity of money, consequent in
a measure upon the immense sums lock-
ed up with the Accountant. General on
railway speculaiions, has made itself fel,
in the Cotton market. The news brought
by the Patrick Henry, tina. arbitration on
the Oregon question was rejected, had the
effect to render the Cotton marke, still
tirmer.
The friends Of peace mourn that arb-
tratlon, the most satisfactory mode OF set.
ding amicably coutroveried claim,
should have been so uncerimoniously re-
jected, and its effect upon the Cotton
market has been, as we have stated, TO
make ii more decidedly firm.
Business generally is dull. The mon.
ey marnet is in very unsatisfactory
stale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03
q Democratic Bank,

Jduh-Mother earth.
Erchanges-The iransplantings of the
nursery and garden.
DepositeS-The seed strown by the
farmer.
Disconns-lIappiness-- sobriety--an
manly independence.
asSets-Smllng fields waving with a
golden harvest.
LiabiHtieS--Indebied to God alone,
who sends the sunshine and the rain.
Dividends. - Health - wealth - and
honest, patriotic hearts.
We hope this may be the only kinds
of banks ever tolerated in the wesl.--Ga,
lena Jc6ersonian.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03
Pcoria Couu,, Democratic Nomination.

The convention of the democrats of Peoria
county, for the nomiE alton Of candidates to be
supported at the coming August Election, mat
at Kickapootown on Monday. PrrER SWEAT
was on the first ballot nomin ated for the
state senate; WAsHiSeToS Cookie was nomin-
mated by reclamation for the legislature, and
VIZ. ConrHrn for sheriff. The utmost harmo.
ny prevailed in the convention, and the wings
are preparing to undergo the infection Of de-.
mocratic SCeai.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

The editor Of the Bloomington, Iowa, Herald,
has got into serious difficulty with his democratic
brethren of Muscatinc county, because he wont
stand il to be elected to the convention 10 frame
constitution for Iowa. he says he don't want
that or any other office. He thinks he can DO
more service to the democratic cause by lighting
as a high private; besides office holding would
derange hs business, unfit him for more active
duties, &c &c. He is evidently one Of just the
sort Of men that should DO elected to office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

There is heap OF truth III what the Richmond
Star says in the following paragraph about Bun
combe' speeches.
"The majority Of these "Buncombe' speeches
in Congress and toe Legislature, are compoun-
drd Of newspaper scraps. The editors IL this
country, supply the ammunition OF the great ma
jority Of politicians. The politician in or cut n'
Congress, then, takes it up, gold-beat, II. cN-
pands it ad mdefndua,, and crows over it As hi,
own, as puI!e, cacAes hall the DAY over her first
egg thinking surely there never was such a per.
fornance,'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

Attention is directed to the advertisement in
another column of Hovey's Seeding Strawberry.
From extracts from agricultural papers which we
have seen, we are persuaded tina, the variety Of
fered by Mr. Hovey is the finest now cultivated
in this country, and the price is SO low tina, eve
ny one can afford to get plants aud in short
time have an abundance Of this delicious fruit.
e. l.. Thompson druggist, is the agen, IN this
place, and has them for sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

The house Of Mr.. James Levens ,eamster Of
this place, was entered by two men last night
and robbed OF about $50 in specie. Mr.. L. was
asleep when the robbery was committed and only
walked up in time to see tho thieves escape from
the house. Ho was unable to form my conjec.
ture " to who they were, Blu, they appear to be
Prs,ty well acquainted abou. the premises, and
with M. LIS affairs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

II is queer fact, tina, amidst all the
misery and degradation and hopelessness
in Ireland we never hear of case of sui
eide. 1t is very rare case to hear of an
lrishman cutting his throat, or shortening
his existence in any way. lie is in love
with the world, whether stepped to the
lips IN poverty. or revelling in wealth.
Who ever knew an lrishman in this city
to strangle himself We don't recollect
Of a single ins,ance.-Mb. Knick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

The Constilu'ionast objects that one of our
citizens should be seen riding through the streets
with "gemmen oh color" Now, this is purely
matter Of taste. Although we disclim all par.
TALLY for the race, we confess, there are some
negroes we would as soon be seen in company
with as some whites. There, for instance, is bar
Der John. Who would not as soon be seen walk.
ing up street with him as with Mr.. Lowry
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

1t would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer some,
we apprehend, to get the hang of New York pol.
i.ics, just at this time. The Old Hunkers united
with the wings in passing bill aboIishing the OF.
fee of public printer; Croswell, the ostraczed
public printer, crows over the result, aud Gov.
Wright, the head Of the barnburncrs, signs the
bill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03
SHOCKING Murder ucnr Auburu n. y.

John G. Van Ness and wife aud child, OF Fle-
ming, near Auburn, \. \. were murdered on the
night Of the 18th ut. aud Mrs. Wykoii, mother
of Mrs. Van Ness, and Mr.. Van Arsdalc, hired
man in the house, dangerously wounded The
murderer came 10 the house after midnight aud
raped at the door. On opening il To see who
was there. Nj Van Ness was stabbed - that he
died almost instantly. Mrs. Van Mes, aud child
were stabbed a, the same time. The hired man,
hearing the scuille, came to their assistance, aud
was also Immediately attacked, but, although re-
pcatedly stabbed, succeeded with The MD OF a can
dlc-slick and broom in driving the murderer from
the house. Mrs, Wykolt was stabbed It'll, gate
while running to give the alarm. The murderer
then took horse from the barn and rode oil to-
wards Auhurn, but half a nile out left the horse
probably because he stumbled and threw him. A.
the horse, whed found, WI. covered with mud,
snI appeared To have fallen. The knife of The
murderer WAS broken and dropped in the all,ny,
and was identified As the property Of negro, ma
med Freeman, convict who had been dlscharg-
ed last fail. Pursuit was Immediately made, and
the negro arrested at phu'niN, Oswcgo cogu,y,
while engaged in selling horse under suspicious
circumstances He has since confessed the mar
der, aud his design Of numbering the whole hml-
lily, which he was only prevented from doing b.,
breaking his KNIFE and cutting h, wrist severely.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

"A Curious Idie.--'rhe Worcester
Transcript publishes a story, the scene
of which is laid in that town. In sub
stance, that party of students had fixed
upon certain night when a subject was
TO be procured for them for dissection.
The arrangements were completed, the
subjec; procured and the party were in A
high glee. A young gentleman the gra-
vest among them, had already taken the
scaIpeI, and raising corner of the sheet,
looked for the first time upon the Ilfeless
form of the subject. He had scarcely
done so, when he uttered a wild, pierce
ing shrek, and fell senseless upon the
noor.-That swDon had well nigh proved
fatal. During the interval of an hour, he
was several times partially recovered by
his terrified companions, but as often did
his eyes wander to he table with ghas,-
Iy stare, as if some horrld phantom were
there, and as often, too, with thrilling
groan, did he sink back iusensible.-At
length, by means of various restoralIves.
he was recovered, more dead than alive.
A few broken sentences explained tie oc-
casion of this sudden denouemcn,.
They scanned the delicate form of their
recent subject, with no common emo
ton, as the rosebud freshness of an ap-
paronily volupluous sleep seemed to be
almost warming ii into life. Nor did
they wonder at the intense anguish Of
their companion for they gazed upon the
beautiful form o. his BETRoTHED BRIDE,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

Father MaihsW in the Wesk--I, Is stated in the
Chicago Temperance paper that the r.. Rev
Bishop Quarter, Of the Catholic Church, recent.
" organized a temperance society among the
members Of his diocese, in Chicago, and obtain.
cd tho astonishing number Of sixteen hundred
names,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03
81. li0uis Marker,

Hou.-The market is again unset
tied by adverse advices from New Or
leans, and sales have consequently been
limited. Country brands at 50, 50aS3,75 {,
city mills at 81, l24aS4,37aa.
Uheat.-The market is improved by
lively demand, with slight advance in
rates. We quote prime al 6Sa7Oc., and
medium at 63d66c. per bushel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03
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SllcriHalty.

We are authorized to announce FRANCiS
GALLOWAY as candidate for the Office oil
sheriff at the next August election, SUBJECT to
the decision Of the democratic county convcn"
ton, should one he held.
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1876.
We are authorized TO announce PATRiCh
HANLY as a candidate, until the first Monday
in August next, for the Office Of Sheriff o. La
Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

|, has been recently stated that fifty of
the sgners of the Declaration of lndePen-
dence were Masons, and that all the Ma
ior Generals of the Revolutionary Army
were Masons. save one, and that one was
Benedict Arnold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03
DIED Feb.

DIED Feb. 26h, at the residence of his IA
Their in marlborough, Mass, Mr.. BENJAMIN
THuMpsoy, late of the Firm Of Cushman x
Thompson Of this place.
In Washington precinct on the 9th ul,imo,
DELLA, eldest daughter Of John J.
Cook, aged years and months.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

The question decided.-In looking over the re-
cords OF the Owl Club the other day We found
the following entry Club proceeded to debate
the question, is a lie under any circumstances
chair decided the question in tAe affirmative ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

The Tceming UeSt.-Th, name h,,
been frequently given TO the West, bu, i,
has never been so fully realized as during
the last fall. The arrival Of l,9OO, 900
barrels of flour a, the Hudson river in two
months IS but an earnest of the future.
II is hardly too much to say that the i'm.
aglnatlon can scarcely realize the fertility
OF the West. Michigan alone, under an
active demand, could send 900 900 bar.
reIs OF flour TO market; and yet that does
not comprise one-twentieth of the whea,
land OF the West. The amount of pro-
ducIion is absolutely illimi,abe. Ii is
even now considered enormous when .
100000 barrels Of flour came down by
the Ere canal in the season of ls45:
but that amount, il market could be OBJ
tanned, would expand in i've years to g.
900, 900 barrels, and the western country
would just begin to get cuIIya!ed.-.H
bang HrglB. ....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

Orange salad, great delicacy, is made
by cutting a dozen oranges mo slices
without peallng them, letting the slices
tall INTO silver or porcelain punch bowl.
Sprinkle over them lea spoon full of
powdered cinnamon and a quarter of A
pound of powdered lump sugar. Pour
over these pint of the best Cogniac
brandy and set fire to the spr, and let
1t burn as long as it will; when i, is y-
ungulshed, pass 1t around while i, is hot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

We are authorized to announce MAI THEW
DONAHOE as a candidate for the oi'ice OF Ioun-
ty Commissioner at the next August eiecton'
subjcc, to the decision Of the democratic county
convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

Negro T'oaa-Ihe following toast was drank
at a negro celebration in New York.
Casskus H. Cby-AIough him got a white
skin, he got berry black heart winch entities
him to de Tub oh de colored poppyIashun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

A wing paper, we understand, is to he publish.
ed at Peru, IN this county, under tb" editorial nu-
spices OF Mr.. Elliott. young lawyer from
Henrepin, the first number Ia appear Tomorrow.
Peru Is a llourIshing place, the head Of niyigu-
ton on the Illinois river, the terminus OF the H.
lnos and Michigan canal surrounded by rich
farming population, mems to be a county seat
one Of these days, and. taking al these things
together, k0uH he able 10 give a newspaper 4
handsome support, if properly conducted, n the
doing Of which we have as yet no means Of juds-
ing Of MrEIioIt's qualifications
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

lust received cotton yarn, wrought
- nails, dried apples, Kanawha salt
by the barrel or bushel. For sale for
cash in terms to please, at the brick store.
WIN. PAUL g. co.
Peru, April 3, 1876. ..H
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

A shoemaker in one of the collegiate
towns in New England, seeing that his
competitor had adopted the Latin moto
"Mens consca rec,i,"
determined not TO be outdono by him in
tina, line. His sign appeared soon after,
incrbed
Mems and ,comens conscia recti"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

T,renig.rlen hung An EusIIshmin in New
York, by the name of 'rwtnymen, hanged him
self recently in fit of insanity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03
New Goods.

New Goods.
WE are daily expecting from New
y" York ola New Orleans. new
stock of staple and fancy goods, suitable
for the spring anil summer trade.
WIN. PAUL e. co.
Peru, April 3, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-03

Mems and ,comeas conscia recti.'
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Peru. April 3, 1916.
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Cetmltb's ttniibertref fhicbcr
Stbnllpfz S0b0f,

"TabriSieirt aus cem rsnifsn Matsrias-frsi
non Ihdclhsn 9ruasrisn-unr fir GUT bsfuns
csn prn Der meciSiniibsn 8afultdt, fir ibre
tsicnrsrn hem Sppfs nlslitbsn @iSsnlbaftsn."
Ole isbr ibsrols llnterifieun9 pcn sinsm
srfsnntlbsn putljfum, mdbrsnb msbr ais funf
sig Jabren bsfdtigt ptai9 bre 9s9snmdrti9e
ELECTROMAGNETIC uno untsrtrcffsns @its.-
&unitfsnnsr unc 9lnesn iinc adunaSrcI Gins
Nelaeen Dcmutb'B Sappfe uno fIaetabov
SbnupfsSabafe 81 priifsn, Die, ipdbrsnc fie
Der NuSlprabs wscsr bincern ncb fbaesn,psrs
cientsrmefs pcn Zen NsrStsn smpfcblsn lnb aIs
Gin licberss Wittel fir Srpfpsb unc idDmate
Nu9sn. 2!Oe Ssiellun9en nom @efddfte psrs
Zen prompt uS sur Sufritetnbst bslcr9t, msh
lis apnrsllrt linb ent,psscr an bic a alsinis
gen NSsntsn
2(ntrn @ltrn, $50 9rro sifts Gtrass, pblab'a.
Siningsr II ecssnS, Sc 8sispifrase. NsuYorf.
Statlsr unt @anbv, Yrattltrassns9 Sala
tincre.
s. uno q. gpritb, EsitsYsnnifrasj Msaeins,
Ya. :; oesr an ben Sabrfantsn
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(Sm ri9nals@tatl0sm
OlfsScn9itra6e, eancaiter pa.
Septsmber 30. 3M.
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Yef0nntnod)una

Aue 0lrjcni9en pelebe Seblautb's ltn,perIals
@lI'n5 ittcn sstranett hatcn, risnt CUR Slaeb.
r,ht, rab bon jest al rIsls ,pirfians 1t. pcbl.
tbdnae O'srlSn lrrer5eit gu hatcn 1T, in SIC.
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tei Karl 2SllIana i'll rsr 7ten Stra6s; in
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IN Otcr Scrn tel Oleltticr Serb, tei =. Ncn:
no unc ar g. 5immeltcraer's 9Birtbsbaus
iC; III Saillbnra in rcr "Gehnrllrrtt" 9rufc
rci in 3uIrcbHtenunwet Ntbrsrstura, tei
Nrtn Schtd; in Wcmclsrcrf tc q. SOFT,
Siertraucr in llrramstaun, al 6einrleb
GtNufcr's Strbr.-gs 1T jsbem ncblmcis
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iuth III matten. Scicnrsrs mirtiam III fts
lei Oluttcrmeh &crfttmcr;en, Srr;tIrrfsn,
manaeI an ebluit ceer wenn rer Wlaacn
ras gIitn ntbt pcrraaen mill, etrn 70 wirf,
fam tel Sritcnlteebcn unc NhfcnIhmer,cn,
unc aueb tei llncrrnunacn in Der mcnatlithtn
Nenauna. Sir tcn tIauen 9ufcn Der Sins
ccr 1T llc iebr su empfeblcn pa Ite rcnlelten
tinncn furjsr Sslt eurlrt
Srieorid, Sdlaud,.
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lrpblfeilites in Der SSclt
Oampf Gefinlrte
sSmcferz GUaaSics,

124 Gent eas pfuno i'm 6reeuerfaut.
= Z. Riebaroion, SO. 10 O1arttitra:
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8cranIacn ras putiplm sn tenattrltbtisen
paB or neeb INNER fcrtfahrt lclne isbr Dor:
,iaihen 0amrf Nrfiulrtcn ednres 3n pers
tAufrL su oCm nicpern Qrrlie rcn Sl2 30
ric 100 pfunp, uup lts lnc al SIte lraenc
anoern aletb, Die i'll pcm Scr. Stastsn t@br's
;lrt ,perpcn.
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gcnfcttrn c. unp D It sSArbs, gu corr
rrspcnolrcnpsn nlepsrn Qrciiem neil lebneUe
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rrcnuna itnp.
8ufrt All cpsr ltbi6t cure BrlteIInnaen nne
ihr rprrret unfcbltar Srfrlcpanna fnprn-
0crarlTtt ncbt rls 0lummrr 42 rIarft,fras
sc pbilaeelpbia. =. !. Hibaroten.
Septsmbsr | 49R.
q. .. Gussifsrns WicSsus [porSli9Iib fur
Scaos Su matbsnl sntDoItsne go g @thfs fur
@dnois6 uno SutsrsS pieliahsn 81 madden, gu
perfauftn fir $40 Die Sstt. Nc. AZ, Wfhrtt'
ltrlbt.
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4ten uno 5ten, ndbite abur gu pearlon's
Stobr, Geooin9.
5crtpdhreno auf Sano:
Seoper, t7utrie, Geetor, Nu1iifbe,
nuppco, uno polIene Suite, pcn allen
Wlcrcn unb Scrmcn.
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nc uno baariae Ccsbunc Sarrem. - etsn,
f"lls NaborH 5hn 3nr raGencen Sabrs3eit.
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