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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
General Notifies.

u Saratoga Springs.-Dr. G. Benz Smiths Pill.
by 2 J. auGs. The Springs The patrons
o. ,h-.e valuable Ps Will please observe G. Benz -ai.h
written on The bottom Of The Box. Improved Ind. Veg
Pills = cents per Box Oce l79 Green
wich-.I. large brick block,i y. Y. lyi7 LIMOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
r. Enr Rn,tnu rin Norwich and Worcerte

The steamer Cisgpctra Capt VILLAINS ~" Leave SCUM
side oi Pier No North River every Monday edneseGs
ard F-Iau a. P NJ connecting wiki TIE Ai.yEs
Point luly5 Il CALEB PRATT, il Conductor
" Practical Phrenologi~ts md Publisher
FONLERS 4 WELLS. Isl Nassau-st Orscr hour. from
o'clock A NJ 10 10 p NJ iva SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform tho
gsnIegn Of Cy sss he ha' M 90 S.na
ANY person purchasing horses Of The sunsen
hsppy % adG that he can REFER them many xensnsn Of
the CHEST resprcIabiy, 10 character, capacity &c
Any gentleman purchasing Of the subscriber and
who may b. in any panc1ar DISSATISFIED with their pur.
chase may the within reasonable period and
receive the fu amount OF purchase money back 40 ho
would wlEh any gentleman 10 retain animal tpur'
chased OF HIM hat ne i not perfectly pleased VII
= plied WIN Blank Books, Memorandum, Copy and
Pass Books Cap and Letter Papers, Bonnet Boards,
wrapping Papers English and French Stationery o. every
description, inks,ants, Portfolios Wax Waters. Penets'
S.a-s Penxnv-s, God Pens Gold and Silver Pencil Co
.e,, Motto Seals Motto Waters, Cash Boxes, 3rwtnesI
Desk Weights, Gard Racks, Copying Presses, Aanno!o
prices by FRANCIS 4 LOCTREL,
aus I'm Manufacturing statoners n Hstcen-lzne.
THE NETWORK and Lake Superior Mining Com
Il peny-SorIcE-An assessment Of one dollar Per shHe
upon the asaessabe shares Of the stock Of New
oy order the Trustees Of said Company, payable on !s
:svenin da- September next to Henry Morris l;S sse
V!cePresde Of the Company, ~ their orace no. - %
o o. ' Of III. r U e JOHN HoLbANE
aG1 lmeod' oess'-
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.1,Bls9,ws s s 30 e.
Known Brands both Heavy aud fne ssts Sr.r1aes
asa tn sa nsDss e may RI
me second s0ors Of Nos, c.s and medium YARD vide
DOC. sooTs resrs' odSsn Co:ton Yam, assorted
10 - Bss TsH5E Rih L . -. saesf ese..
-.fI1;yER BATHs-Fof ,sle al the low prcs Of 50
NV nnassrd; supply on hand OF spo1gin2
s.,S. hip 6sih. FOOT tats and Iatge bathing pubs, Doq.
gas WA. WEST. lS3 Hudsou-st lmy50 3nl
E7R0T0N WARM AND COLD BATHS, for
[ rces znd Gentlemen, corner Of East Broadway and
carrns-.. Price per bath vi cents. except Saiur-
j.2s SIM II. T. KETcHAM.
HANGING PAPER--A large assortment 90 band OF
Invite, green, blue and common brown Also, any
cusiiy, width Ihlckne4s, made order within afeW
days notice al me lowest nanufaeturers prices, oy
iy2s Inn Si4UST DFRRfCKSOS. lS S"ilutst
SUPERIOR GOLD PENS, DIAMOND Point, WIN or
~ without holder very low prices oy NE dozen OF BIZ
z!e cne by FRANCIS LCUTREL,
aus In, MAnufacursrs. n Mattenlzne
RURNaP e BABCoCK Il: have removed 70 No S Us
~ Fp.toE-ss ~sN
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send iheir nass 70 the oice. Terms cents "beM ~
mail, 81 year, 81 in advance .ag I'm
THE PATERSON SILK FACTORY Is COG
s,a,ly manufacturing Tram Organz!ne and large sksn
Servings all colOs both plain and shaded ana me very
best quality OF SIX; for Fringe, Gimp and Coach Lncs
Orange and While Floss tor manufacturers OF Tweed'
and Fancy Kerseymercs;
Embroidery six, for Shawls Scars, &c.
Floss sin Tor lettering Tying the ends Of cloths and
other piece goods
Servings IN small sEeins-Bscks, Drabs Light pyes ana
Cloth coor hand omely put up nail and quarter pound
papers or bundles Of 100 skeins each
G-ntlrmen's Plain and Fancy Cravas, OF any stya' 70
order.
Pocket Handkerchief, plain white silk or printed
Waste, 10 make Spun Silk for weaving &c
The above for sale Factory prices and ORDERS lof any
ESQ Snsod. J. s. sHAPTER, 24 Pesr-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

DILEs.-DITCHETT'S Spanish Specific for The Piles
na- been celebrated 80 years in this cry ~ wants no
putting il mas cured tens OF thousands and can be puf
chased MS house g7 Roosevelt and Of Dis gents
Kelly igl Fuou-.t P Merk-, S.3 Graud-st A AeLsoo'
US Eudsor-st e T. Kiersed SO Broadway and Q. Mf'
HAYS. lS- EuItnn-sl Rrtnkiyn. l. soH '~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

SxTE.W pOwER TO LET-ln seperate apart
- n.tt in the large proof buildings Nos % ai
.ay-st Inquire the Engineer the premises OF o' 80
3 soedikrr l23 and is aiiorney-st AUG -
CTFI VI P0IyER-SIssin Power 20 Le., from 10 81
SHorse Power Apply ~ tc1 eoTses 9! Ft az 20 I'VE
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rvsr aT REpucEp PRICES

= = : - - -. - -, - -.
bers-Ft- NJ lore-
TJAvE OF hand good s;ock Of their we-knovr Print
In Tvp-> Ornaments, Bori-r-, Rule &c OF ihe best
- "a, most accurate WORKMANSHIP. IS Ch hey VII SCI
a. w urcr. fer cash. and - i- following for approved
cs1;si No-psr;ei ai,.--.---.66 cents
s,,n ,i-, s. cents sZ;- .eats
Loas esE.i Pa -
80 -. Is e-rls tcn-
Sf;.i,,, ~ cecisl
A.o Printing Presses q al sizes and descriptions is
Co1ostrs SUCKS and generally ever kind OF Priai1s
r,a-rris RuxEle-'s Printing Engine. prce 80
Trb i gire 100 Impressions Of cap folio II az to1i
CD Pes. price SID which pace can 5 pEaird a
-,Innte Sheet C4E;-CGer. pricr 81; PsPef Iatirfi
Tor printers or oock-bIncers, price Sea
Orders promptly executed ,. -. -.
The type o1 which this paper is printed Is rora NE
sSoye t2grdTy, - - =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

ITO IET-A furnished front and bedroom In tho u
door OF house No Rivngton-st 10 or two single
gentlemen without hoard. The house is occupied by
private family, the location Is very desirable Address
} NJ r Tribune Office. aux et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

DOARDING.-A beautiful room for genienan ana
ID wife Others for transient eoarders may be
had Mrs. SWANS IS Aurruysl between Broadway and
Sleambosi Landings. North River. niylS Sn1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

DOARDING-pemsnen anu transienL-ars DuE!ap
ID late OF No DeysL Is prepared accommodate IAN.
lies and individuals IS MercersL Broadway, Grand
and Cenas with pleasant aud good board on res
souahis lylSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
NEW. YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
ELEVENTH WTrE-LyITD Day

Mr.. Harris on Law RefOnn--Forgetiul Judges-sn
Elective NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0pniOn-Mr.
sicOl on the Majority Reporl-Hiis Case OF Ar
blratlon-Union OF Law and Equiiy-Nr
Strong On the Administration OF Justice-Jus-
tees Courts-County COurts-Appeal Cases
Township COurtS-Marine Court. n. f.-FOr-
feted Bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

TT WOULD FILL MANY COLUMNS 10 publish only n
portion OF the certificates and testimonials which have
been kindly and youiHry given by respectable persons
who have experienced valuable BENEFIT from The use OF Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
THE NETWORK
SCIENTIPIC AMERICAN

TO TWIN
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, at 1873 FULTON-ST t5un
Buldng) Persons wishing 10 subscribe have only 70
send their the office. Terms cents week ny
mail, 81 a year, 81 In advance auG Inn
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Bourbii,s ano iotsls.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

DEGS leave inform her friends, former eosraers snd
ID the public gensray ;haI she has opened large and
c,,nrnoSous BOARDING HOUSE, No Soi Broadway
Permanent or boaers by the day week month
can be accommodated with single rooms or bedrooms and
psor stschcd This house contains more thsn " rooms
npned with cold and hot wafer baths and every oher
convenience make Il quiet and comfortable home AZ
10 the good qualities OF her table and the general manage
nv, and NJ hand jylSq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

FOR TIE Removal AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL Disc
.SfsTNs FROM An iMFUEs STATS OF rEs $1,000
osgNsrv OF rHE SYSTEM VIZ
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

Destructive Storm. The town OF
Nashua, in New Hampshire, was LATE
~ visited with terrible stoam, which
occasioned great damage. The largo
building used by the Nashua Manufac-
turing Company for The construction
Of their water wheels, and one hundred
and fifty feet OF the brick walls Of anew
range of buildings which had been
raised TO the second floor, were blown
down. Besides the above, some thirty
or forty houses were more or less dam
aged, by being unroofed or lasing
their chimneys. Ii is estimated that
SO, 1000 pancs Of glass were broken by
the hail, and the dsmag.e to fruit and
other trees was very great, while all
the corn exposed to the storm was en-
tircly ruined.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

61D A dreadful smash was bod on
the Reading railroad short time since,
near Mohrsville caused by the carlee'-
ness Of leaving some cars Standing on
The track, and near a curve. A loco
motive with long train attached, laden
with coal, came down with usual
speed, and after turning the curve the
conductors first saw the trouble, and,
too near to avoid collision, therefore
reversed the action Of the engine and
Ieaped from their stations. The col
iision was tremendous. causing the dc.
siruction Of much property, in the To-
comotivcs, cars, and their burthens.--
This was not all. The conductors. in
their fright and confusion, neglected TO
give notice or caution another train
that was approaching; consequently,
they came heedlessly on and met with
the same fate as the proceeding one
Baltimore Patriot.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

The merit increment Of Merico.-
A letter writer in the New York Tri-
bune says-Santa Anna will probably
rendezvous at the city Of San Luis Po-
tosi. and may wait IN that neighbor-
hood for General Taylor. think the
Mexicans will have more people in
the field-more concentrated and bet
ter drilled--than the Americans
Seven thousand men are reported to
be in the neighborhood of Monterey,
several brigades are within few
leagues Of the capital, and two or
three in process Of formation in differ
ent parts, besides the main body of 80,
600. who are TO be ready for service
BY the first Of December. In case of
a defeat in the neighborhood OF San
Luis Potosi Of our milan body, what
would be the result? Would not the
complete evacuation Of Mexico be an
immediate necessity? The Govern
ment, in the exercise of its wonderful
sagacIiy. has differed from and set a.
side General Taylor's opinion Of the
importance Of a military path by Tam
pico, on which line Of conn unica-
ton could be kept open to the Gulf.
where guarded dept and outlet would
render subsistence certain and with
drawal safe; and the Consequences
may be happy. Dot Of evil may
como good. would rather pay two
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

with other reports. and is not worthy
of credence.
Mr.. Robinson stated that there was
no doubt Of Canalcs being between
Monterey and the Rio Grande. When
last heard from, he was al Mier, atthe
head Of GOO rancheros.
The Indiana regiment Of volunteers
stationed at Matamoros, had been or
dcred to Monterey, leaving only one
Of the Ohio regiments to garrison that
place. and the points between it and
the Gulf.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

We understand that letters are in
the hands Of interested persons in this
city, stating that the new steamer
which has been building by 7. J.
Gould, Esq, Of this city, at Whining
ton, Del, on plan entirely new and
novel, has been tried. and that she cx-
ceeds in speed the most sanguine ex-
pectations of her ingenious protector.
Reports say that she walks the water
at the rate of thirty-6ve miles the
hour with ease. ard that she will make
her appearance in our waters in few
days.-Troy Budget.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

CT The New Orleans Delta, ofthe
l4th, contains the following paragraph.
Nothing is said further on the subject
in the papers of the following day:
eve received Information yestcr-
day Of the following import, viz: Tina.
after the armisiice between Generals
Tay lor aud Ampudia bad been signed
and while the American army we're
reposing after the fatigues of the bat
tie, they were suddenly attacked by
the Mexcans-that they turned on
their treacherous assailants, and after
great loss on their own part, defeat
ed them. For the truth Of this state
ment, we do not vouch, although, un-
less our informant was himself greatly
deceived, it is true,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

n Dangerous Ganae.--Thc police
of Georgia lately arrested one Robin
son, negro stealer, who confessed
himself one Of gang concerned in
stealing five or six negroes. and in rob-
bling the mail. A stage driver on the
western mail route, between Quincy
and Mariana, named Avian Flowers:
was a partner IN the gang, and the
custom was to throw the mail bags OF
a tavern in ChatlahoocEie, take them
to back room and open them by false
keys. After shifting their contents and
detaining whatever they thought val
liable, the bags were re-locked and
sent to the post Office. The persons
concerned arc all under arrest.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

appeal than words. The protest
proceeds upon two assumptions -
first, the breach ofthe treaty at Utrecht
which forever excludes the Orleans
dynasty from the throne of Spain; and
secondly, the violation Of the under
standing entered into at the Chateau ID
Ecu, on the same subject, between the
English and French Sovereigns, in the
presence of their respective ministers.
OVERLAND MAIL.
An extraordinary express arrived in
London on the ED of September
The news from China is alone impor-
tant. An English merchant was in
suited in the streets BY Chinaman.-
The former caught the offender and
had him put in the Hong. He was
rescued by mob. who began to stone
the foreigners and batter the building.
The mob pushed on, threw stones
and brickbats, which the foreign resi-
dents returned with balls. Thirteen
Chinese were killed and twenty
wounded. The riot was stopped
RESPONSIVENESS were made to the gov
eminent by the foreigners, and pro-
lection was demanded and expected
from the authorities.
Capture OF Pirates. - Accounts
have been received from Smyrna, an
nouncing the capture Of four pirate
boats, with sixty men on board, by
Lieut.. Lyons, near Stancho.
Sad DisaSterofhe Great Britain.
1t is with extreme regret that we have
to announce that this noble vessel has
met with another disaster on her last
out passage from Liverpool to New
York. and one WEIGH, we fear, may
disable her from ever again crossing
the Atlantic.
She left Liverpool on the morning OF
of the 22d ult. taking one hundred
and eighty-five s,about sixty
tons OF valuable fine goods as freight,
about the same measurement OF pas
sengers' luggage.
About halfpast nine o'clock at night,
the passengers were startled by an ex-
traordinary noise on deck, and cry
of "stop hcr!" "aground, agroundn'
1.-THE breakers, the breakers!' 1--WE are
wrecked!' sob, we are wrecked!" A
general fear prevailed that the ship
was in collision with some other vessel;
but it was soon found that she had
stranded. The night was dark and
stormy, the ship beat necessarily upon
the sand, he breakers repeatedly
breaking heavily over her, and one of
the life boats was carried from its fas-
.tening on the quarter. Alarms and
cries instantly pervaded the chip, and
apprehensions were general amongst
the passengers that the ship would
break up during the night be-
meath the force Of the breakers which
constantly burst over her decks.
A most vigorous attempt will be
made on the 5th inst. to get her afioat.
for which anchors are being placed in
convenient situations. which, with her
propeller and the assistance os some
steamers. it is hoped she may be
drawn into deep water. We, howev-
err greatly fear that this attempt will
not be successful--Boston Times.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

Crofon .Acqueduct-The receipts
during The quarter ending August lst
OF this year are S25,7l7l4 more
than Tor the corresponding quarter Of
l815
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

TeraS.-in Austin, corn is selling
at fifty cents, beef from two 10 three
cents. and vegetables in abundance
The right place for an srmy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

LDweH.-Tn 1890, the population
of Lowell was 900; IN 1880, GAIT;
in 1888, Ie,953; in 1896, 1873; in
1910, eo,9si; in 1914, 25,l63.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

BuckcheGL New Buckwhest is
selling in New York at 50 50 per
bushel.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

Net0 Co1tnterfeit.-Ten dollar bills,
Plate A. No, $40, on the Monigom-
cry Bank at Norrislown are in circu-
,stion.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

hundred millions for peace than a sin
gle dollar for war.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07
NIyxDI1AE, NOT8g&
EDWARD CRoNIN, A. NJ. NJ. D.

Having permanently located IN ?latisviIle Wis ,re-
specially leaders his services the ctzeas OF the
village and the Surrounding country in all the vsri-
branches OF his professions including Medicine,
Surgery ana .7ccouchsmsat of5cs with Geo.
W. Lakin, ESQ.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

.Abd-ek Kader.-We learn from in
formation upon which we think some
reliance can be placed, that Abd-el-
Kader renounces for the present any
intention Of again invading the in,e-
rior Of The territory of AIgiers. This
decision is said TO have been come to
in consequence of the state Of misery
into which the last Instruction plung-
ed the tribes who took part in il.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
0seriebt bee 8rices SecrrtSrs

ScfaeneeS in eiu 2usial ees 6rira Sjscs
ret5rs Scrid,t, mFlhcr IiBts 28od,e bcm Scn'
grrB ocrgels9t pnros
Der Rerid,t III mehrenthcils NIT Der @es
ihittc, tes 8eainncs nuo TcriIhrcitcHs eer
Mericauiiden 5Srie9s Operation gsfrtit; bic
8efed,te Al pllo sflto, 2cfaca be "a pJima
uno Wcuterev, uno bic Rc(tBnabme pcn
Sdntl Zee, Der @aiiferniens, uno 70 ferner,
siufhliesene.
Die Operation tes @cl. Srcrmpnt nab
Com. SIcdicu, fpcfIid, bon ben Selicn9ebr'
! gcH, apertcn tefcnbers 9cprisfen.
llufere Wilitdriid,e Wdd,t III, 70 faat Ger
| Secrctdr, IN eem leBten S1br pcn Z $40 Su
$1,000 Wnnn anscfbwpgra.
Die rr9ulire grmrc, crldutt tnyG, tic lets
tss 5I6nn9 oes @cn9reecs, piro I'D, penn iIe
IOcDjdblia 9cmddlt 1T, nnf 1898 WanH te.
larfen-jcet ober nberfcilt ricielbe nrd nid't
10, 300 Waun. Tic llrflde pdrum bic A2ei.
ben ned, nidlt 9rfllIt fuh, tpirc ncm lln'
ftanb Suaeid'r;cbcu, baf 10 picle Trci,pilli9e,
felt Der Yaeruu9 Der Bill, uad Wcrcc 9s,
rufen 'pcroeu Huo. Der Serid,t ll9t, Go isi
unntalih Su teiflmurn, rpcfd,c SrEppru;ahl
nod, fur cen Srifg nctbncnei9 fci-0its cas
bci aber perffinrlih su nerfehen, eae fters
lid nod, mehr ncthDrntil lcin ipcrocu, I'M
cen SrRoeu nicecr hersufclIru. Das ge'
tra9cn Der auf9rrufenrn SrrimiIi9rn inNer
leo ipiro teicncer6 aerilhmt; jehcd iei cine res
guIdre Watt, fc mciut Ger Sccrctdr, III els
nrm Sfriea NIT eiufr freuibeu Station pcrsu,
pciru. Ter Ssrid,t ftimmt fcrncr nit ten
Weinunlen bes preiIocnteu itsrril, rae alIc
jcet nrdh nu,unehmenec Scfo1tcr cePr Srup
prn his sur SeenriNuns res 8rirs6 cicrcn
fSgftn.
Die 9rfhdetcn @frtUi1fi9ur9cu fir Tcrtis
! fcaticnsa fir n6hFics Sabr, mcrren su
s49 600 Ri9cacten--oE 8crtbcicisun9 Der,
lclben init cin9c(tlpecu.
Die 9laiabl Der jcsiqcn 9knFcrs 9l9cut,
ld'aften, Niduft Fd, ouf So, uro bic 3aM rcr
penfcndre onf nn9cfdhr 10000.
3i34 Snbiancr (Inh rrn Ger Sitlidrr III Der
pciflidcn Seite bee WuiIffIppi TfuscS. curd,
Iroftotc, felt rem lctteu jibrtid,rn Scrid,t,
hiuge,vicien fporcen.
GcEr 3rnftats nit ccn Snbisucr, mciut
Ssr Sefrctdr fcien III rpnnftcu, - alIcin tic
9irGicrrn9 folite, 70 ipeit cs thnu!id, fci, cas
gHoS! rcr Snbianer Stdmmr 81 tcfarcern
luG,cn.
Tisfc fnr;c Sfiuc fblicet ogcs wcGd,cs
nniern ecfsrn int Na9emeineu ocu rSrtrrefsn
fcin f6nntc, in fd,; uno eoter mcdltrr mir
ben Sctidlt nidH nTtr ia Der eirae scben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
SSpn SSofcbiasfpn.

Ecfauntlid, III Der l. @ontaa i'm rcccn,.
ter Der turd Die ScnifihtirE trfltmmtc 9da,
fitC Die 2diamrrcnfuuff rec @cnqrcecs rrr
Scrcini9ten Staaten, iuo Aciicrn ocr gd'
qen, ats ben 7ten Cicft6, pel elSlmmci,e lIh
ecmSrfci9c jtntr Sorpcr ~ WaI6,ngtrn.
lin 10 lthr mrrtr ter Scnat rurd, tcu
SGesprcRerntsEr SreTEHS Gcrufrn, uus Dir
Nerren Brecfe, @ri@serocn uun Tairk;lo oils
cine Committee crndnut Nm zen 1rcficelrt sI
brn nld'rtd'tiAcn oas ticlsr SForpcr rrdanilrt,
une bcreit iel, 6ommnnicaticnen III rmran,
Grn. Srtrrouf mlrre ID llhr ale cic rcect,
n1dsiac Belt fir eic tdqIid'e 3u1dmmcnfnnft
et9rB SerprrS 6etimmt nrraiif man fiji,
odru nertagte.
Nos Ndus Er IeprctutIutrn purbc NIT
Die ndnlltd,c Stunre sur Srcnung oerufen,
une cs crgat fh cae lS2 MiM!icccr .9c9cns
rdrtt9 rpnreu - Giue dhnIidle &cMuiticc,
nm cen 9,rcf2rnt bon Der Sr9lniIruua rics
ics E6rperB "a bsnnd,ridltigcr, nurcc nus.
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