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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-29

Among the diseases 20 which this wonderful Ointment is
adaped are the following: Ganduar Swe!ngs, gQen the
Face, Swelef Breast and Sore Nipples Of Nursing Women,
Bronchitis Felons and RngwOms Scald Head and Is
lHEaiuahe Dressing for Burns SCalds and Drawn BleE,
Shingles, ErysTelas Piles
Al HLnlse and fescut Wounds are eured with great
pdy Fever Sores and ScTUfuious Sores changed
m!o he:ing condition, and frequently entirely cured
Puce % aud 50 cents box, with sui directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases. The
most depeate and seemingly hopeless cured by it.
PriCe So bottle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
WIG PLATFORM.

n,,h,;can government. in which the
o,,p,a,;ve. of the people shall pass laws
.srrarJless of the will OF him who hsPpenf 20
he President. we believing that the whole
,,son,e are better capable Of governing them
selves than is one man OF governing 'ne".
The administration of all the affairs oil gov
.,nn,ent az thew were administered by Wssh-
;noton. Jefferson and Madison, Tor the great
est good of the people
Honesty of men and purpose IN all niRn
stations as well as low.
Forbearance from the conquest OF foreign
nations. and all endesvors to extend our pow
or as a ma ton, beyond its present vast ooun-
daries. ,
D;on;tv and firmness in all our intercourse
with }oreicu nations and neutrality IN tneir a.
fairs that while we make our country respect
ed abroad we may make II the peacs'u' asy-
lum for the oppressed OF other nations:
Liberty of free expression OF omnion .
roonp all men, SO that the offlceIs OF govern
mem. while they shall be required 10 discna rge
their duties faithfully and promptly 70 Inc oe'
par,ment and the people by when tney gre
maid. they shall be allowed to diner WIN the
executive in measures OF government "i'nou'
fear of removal.
The economical administration OF govern
ment-,he payment OF salaries out no eh.e:'
md the nrom OF payment OF the na,ionsl debt.
The protection of our domestic industry
and The money OF the country against the pau
Der labor and oppressive millionsires OF Eu'
rope. ,.l.s aud
hsrbors, and the general protection Of the
commerce of the country.
THE CASS PLATOON.
The five loaves aud two fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

outside. was one solid mass ofhumsn beipgs,
there could not have been less than 2JO0O
persons present.
lFrom The SUM-
By Ear ,he most enthusiastic political as
semhlsge ut the season came of last night az
NauNhall Saloon. where the Cartmen's Taylor
Meeting was held The room was crowded
to ituimost capacity, onl two auxiliary meet
ings were held in the open ait.
From the Tribune
At an early hour last evening the large
Saloon Nauxhall was crowded to It's utmost
capacity, and the Garden, too. was all alive
with The real bone and -inew Of the City
Men who toll all DAY had assembled TO de-
vote one night to the elevation OF honestef
men to power than those who now hold it,
Three large meetings were in fol- operation at
the same time. Wit, eloquence and song
rang out on every stand, receiving the cheers
aud applause ol the multitude.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

AWFUL FATE.-We learn from gem
tleman who wilnessedthe lrightiui casnaIi-
IT, says the Buffalo Express Of the 81, insi.
that two men were carried over The Falls on
the American side, Sunday afternoons They
were first seen in small boat, wilh q slil
set, below Navy island aud about three
iourths OF mile shove the comm ucemrnt
Of the rapids. Aicr beaiiug about Tor a
while. and cndeavorng toexlncaie them-
selves by the all Of ours, they were swept
iulo the midst OF the rapids GA the Amrrl-
eati side, the sail still standing. Passing
down the rapids Tor a short distance, the
boat was submerged in plungng over one. OF
the PERCEPTIONS desceuis above the bridge
and when IL again rose To the sur.ace. one OF
the men bad disappeared The other was
IN the bout, clipging to the mast with his hat
off. Soon swepl under the bridge aud a
lew rods below, cdpsized, and The unGirtu.
nate man preclpliated into the torrent, to he
immediately swept over The awful chasln No
further particulars had been learned " hen our
informant lett.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

HALL OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
A meeting OF the Mechanics Division, n
20, was held at the Hall Of the Sons OF Tenn
Perance. al j, p. NJ, ON Monday, October 8,
1915.
The object Of the meeting was explained
BY Bro. Steele, w. A., (Who in the absence
OF the w. r., took his chair,) to be to take
some measure TO suitably do justice to the
memory OF our late brother, Samuel Miller
deceased.
Officers, w. Steele, w P, Hugh Mckee
w. A.. d. MacIane, R. S, T. W. Bliss, A.
K. s., Z. c, Crumbacker, +. s., T. Downs,
T., John Russell c.. John S. Wright, A. c.,
John Armstrong, |. s., Jos. Greer, o. s.
Brothers Crumbacker. Wey and Macane.
were appointed committee to draft pre-
smble and resolutions
The following officers of the day were APP
pointed:
Chief Marshall-Hugh Nike.
Assistsnt-John 10y, No Ia.
Chs plain-Wesley Kenney, No. IA.
run ptdre1s-DtOs. NeNmdn, NtlCll, L u5u,
Thrap. Fox, J. c. Clark, Van Curen, Boice.
The committee on Resolutions reported as
follows:
Whereas i has pleased Almighty God in
the unsuitable dispensation OF his Divine
Providence to remove from among Us our late
brother Samuel Miller, and as brethren, we
cannot do justice 10 our feelings without ex-
lending to his memory some appropriate token
Of respect; Therefore,
Resolved, That we feel deeply the loss we
have sustained as individuals aud as members
Of the order, and mingle our sympathies with
the family and friends.
Resolped, That in the midst of SO mourn
ful On event, il is consoling to feel, that in ac
cordsnce with the principles of our beloved
order, he received every attention that broth
erly kindness could suggest.
Resoiued, That as token OF our respect,
we attend his funeral as division, at 3 o.
clock. on Tuesday evening, and kindly invite
all the other divisions of the city aud brethren
in good standing sojourning among us to join
with us in this last tribute 10 his memory.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers, and copy sent to
the relatives OF the deceased, signed by the
committee, and R. S. OF Division.
Z. G. Crumbacker,
7. g. Wey, }Committee.
d. Macane,
D. Macane, r. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
WOOD COUNTY.

We apptehend from an article IN the Par
skersburgh Gazette that there is not ~ much
fire burning in Wood Co., as there should be.
Where are Stephenson, and jackson and ell
the Others that might make the old wing fire
therea Are they really dead? Shall Virginia
give her first whig vote while such men are
asleep? Shame on them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA.

The state elections in these two great states
took place yesterday. We hope and believe
tina, the wings have done their duty, prone -
they are to neglect their local elections, ana
that the wing governors are both elected By
handsome majority. If they have what
glory awaits old Zach! He will have thousands
where Ford and Johnson have hundreds
He who bore our national bannerst Monterey
and Buena Vista will bear it higher and lar
Their than any OF his representatives..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

In May last, Mr.. Houghton No. SO Wall
street, \. York, had upwards of Sis0O in
New England Bank noies. stolen from his
Office. Il has just come out that negro
woman, 40 year, Old, named Aun Simmons.
who bad been occasionally employed To clean
he Office, Stole the money, aud was not seen
Afterwards, an the police found hef, living
lirislilr, \u.D Quot pr1c.e Is 0t tle ar
opsrati ms, SIR bda paitlus.i herself COM
iurl7br dwelling built d srusli store and
s."' hrd q iti day goods ani groceries. The
rssi (sll29) She suusly slowed away In sly
e'inef ID lhe ohlinHeylWhege it was found con-
Cvdiej.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

0rThose who are disposed TO complain
that General Tay Tor is not profuse enough in
his pledges, we commend the following re-
mark from letter addressed 10y Gen Harrison
to the wing members of the New York Legs
lature on the 23d Of May, 1910:
a better guarantee for the conduct OF .
Chief Magistrate may be found in the charAc-
ter and course of his former life, than ia
pledges aud opinions given during the PEN
dency OF a doubtful contest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
$4,000

The venerable Harrison Gray Otis, in let
ter to the People OF Massachusetts,. illustrates
the claims of the Free Soil Van Buren, party
to the retention of the name of Wings. BY
the following quotation, which Edmund Burke
did not disdain 10 adopt on somew hat anal.
agous occasion:
"What though that flattering tspsier Thomas,
Hangs a new angel two doors from US,
As bright as paint and gold can make IT,
Thinking some stranger may mistake II.
/ think il both shame and sin
To quit the good old Angelina"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

SHOT.-A young man named Flynn,a
hack driver, was shot by woman named
Smith, in the 9th ward. on Monday night
He appears to have endeavored to enter her
house without her consent, when she lodged
some slugs from pistol under his left shout
der. They made big hole; but We learn
the wound is not dangerous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

Gen. Taylor's Modesty-Msny Demo-
cratic papers ridicule Gen Tsylors humble
idea of himself, aud seem TO think il great
disqualification. They Edo err, no, know ing
the" book OF wisdom, which plainly says
'.Seesl thou d man wise la his own conceitf
there is more hope OF fool THAI OF him?"
How the domineerlng at Gen Cas-, in Con-
gress, contrasts with the modesiy vi Geu lay.
IIrs reports from the field!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
THE CATASTROPHE AT THE FALLS
THE ANCESTRY OF WASHINGTON.

THE ANCESTRY OF WASHINGTON
The Albany Evening Journal. referring TO
the fact that Mr.. Mcready had visited the
village oil Gasdon in England TO obtain ia
formation concerning Sir Lawrence Washing
ton, an ancestor OF Washington says: Mir
Mescord, OF Albany, in his recent visit TO
England, was also at the residence of the an
ces'ors of Washington, and brought with
hln fine painting OF the old Washington
Mansion, With a plaster cast of the monu
ments Of decreased members OF the family
now 10 be seen in the church
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

Not Bad Out IN Ohio they call the Barn
burners the Satinet party, because they are
composed Of half wool and half cotton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
From the Morning Slar !

The meeting OF the Cart men was gr4ud
ulIair. al an early hour The room MAS densri,
csoadrd. and bsiore he meeting MAS organz
e. many persons obliged TO leave, The GarIrn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
WANTED.

w IN 4 I.lf.
Il % LOAN for two or three years 9oIO0 on Rea, e
tate security N The city OF Wheeling. worth three
Times te amount. Interest, If required VII be pald In
""N~"ec hNHuHe AZ tiils ONCE. ocilu
sFfHE BkiNLEH SHELL, or the Miser and his n.ece.
John Mea lows Esq.
Ihe "a, sef0us Parsonage, or The man .th the Hair
l.lg aud . he ase hair, by sidney Sinclair.
The Secret Foe, hy Miss Pickering. new edition.
Improved edition @! the Business Mans Assistant
Agnes, or the Possessed q revelation of Mesmeri.tn
by n Arthur.
Nisons Tales of the Borders and of .eo,land
Tayi0r's betcctor Tor October.
~ WAKEMAN.N III Main -
oe'lo Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
POO DOZ. DOUBLE GAPS,
SOUTH WHEELING
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store
II M;NECUEN e. %

Opposite Rassett & Robinson South Wheelin.
TS'ANE Just received and are now n.eru. for sale .
@@ new and superior assortment o: Boots shoes Lea
thtr &c OF alu0st every size, quality price and des-
cription whcl they determined TO sen ms ,o, -
the can e obtained OF any other dealer in the city of
OF " meeting As To price and quality they invite Gus
lom"Fsl 10 call and examine for themselves Icing sa isd.
ed OF Their ability 10 please. They viii also keep on
nahd a variety of Hats, Caps shoe Bla King shoe
t"1eadi ect. eel. No pains spared 10 accommodates
JAS. n. M'M,cHEN a. co
n. " Oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
Nsse. gAEes'ssss,EE.

II AGuERREAN ARrISr,truiy grateful for the OK
~ tensive patronage received in the city of Wheeling
would give notice that he has reited his rooms for the
purpose of spending the wi inter- here.
Ladies aud Gentlemen are respectfully invited 10 call
anu examine his large collection Of specimens
itkenesscs OF aged or nirm persons taken at their
residence. Ago, Landscapes aud Buildings taken with
on heing reversed instructions in the art aud
apparatus and all kinds of materials used the bs
for sale.
Bsoms over the Post Ohcc entrance from Market st
ortil
W,NrED--A boy of - or IA years Of age
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
Carpets. CARPETS

Narpets, CarpetS.
n PAXTON < SON have Just received their Fail
~As aud Winter stock OF Carpetms CONSISTING 81
every variety Of color, pattern aud quality our stork
Is now The largest that has heen brought 10 ~,
cay and having been purchased directly iron, The man
uiaDiuters, we are ehahed 10 sell them lower and rs
y M better assortment than has heretofore been r,
e.. ta and see them At our stare Monroe 81, 40
&c Brussels Rugs ''
Chenille Faraur Door Mats
Ailcant and Poke do do
Siee9tm do do--iust received hy
nH-t' PAXTON \ SON
l tEf ane Embroidered Nusiin Curtains
90 90 ora efy Mushu,
turkey Rel Furniture Prints
IHe Embossed Piano and Table covers
" prste i aad COTTON da "a.
laid a-e ceVeruei stand covers. q BE-: inst ror,d
S'A ''f ssie low by oeu0 AFANTON K slN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

vEJ GOODRICH respectfully informs his customers
Wv and the pdhiic generally, that he is now rqcev
ing iton Philadelphia aud BALTIMORE large and we'll
selected stock Of Fancy aud Staple Dry Good. which
VIII ne Sud al astonishing law prices. Call and see
OCil0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
I I. TO.

Maskingufn-a wing gain of l02 over Bebb's
majority, Scioto, 6 townships, 800 gain on
Bebb's majority.
Ross townships, 81 gain.
franklin li0 gain.
Summit 800 msjority for Forl-all Wing
ticket elected except one.
Monigomery-2c0 majority for Ford.
Preble aud Montgomery have elected Wing
Senator and Representative.
Jefferson -WelIer's majority about so
Wing Senator and Representative elected
Ford's majority on the Reserve cannot be
less than or 5000
Belmont--Ford's majority 500.
Erie-Ford's maj GRITTY l00
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

Return Of Mr.. ClGord.-The U. s. steam
ship Iris left Pensacola on the Eth ultmo'
for Vera Cruz. She is sent down to bring
home MIR Clifford, our Minister to Mexico,
and will bring him either TO New Orleans or
Norfolk. Mr. Clifford will get the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
The five loaves aud two fishes.

BEAR IN MIND,
That the Presidential Election is held on the
first Tuesday, the 9TH Day OF November
NEXT. and that it lasts but for one day only ;!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

DiED.-September Goth of ScarlAt fever.
NINA CATHARINE daughter Of Jno. w. & r
5. Gill, aged nearly years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

EVERY IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS Ann
MilhiNERS.-fhe undersigned have inst rs
ceived from Paris Francel great assort ent Of nj
hctal flowers ana feathers, tpu'es) which we VIII sell
Al wholesale W ~ cheap American flowers will also
ne so" very cheap semELf, HAflkRnER d Bios
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
BY WESTERLY TELEGRAPH
From Baltimore.
GLORIOUS ENWS.
The People
of Pennsylvania
are speaking their sentiments.
First Sun.

Johnston's maj. in Pottsyile Is 5le, wing
gain 2S8.
Baltimore | O'Clock 30 min.
Schuylkil, fall returns, Johnston's mai.
600 los, year llco locos had nine hundred,
wing gain 800.
Baltimore. October llh, 2 m 1913.
Wings carried Philadelphia City 450n,
County 500 for johnson, AMI latest official
not proclaimed. Moore whis elected 3D. Dis
| trict in place Chas Brown.
Baltimore, October llth, lSlS.2a am
| Pennsylvania, Lancaster Co., rs townships
give % whig. gain over Clay. Berks Co. ID
bout 1905 Democratic loss 700. franklin
Co. $50. Wing gain 200.
We cannot publish all our despa tches.
The following is the result in Pennsy lvania
1 &c far a hoard from
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

Ohio is right side up, but we are
unable to publish our dispatches
in full. We shall issue an outra
in a few hours
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11
)RFSS GODDS


rSHE proper place TO purchase OTIS Is l., south
q NheeitHg.-superiof Spetu, Oi'-gennine for sals
by oci6 W MCKEE, south Nbesli,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-11

SCiIUN IkJII UVV
This last is gain of 1900.
Berks has reduced her locofo-
co majority some 200.
The entire wing ticket is cleo
ted in Washington.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-18
$3,6SO,S90 35
$4,36l,704 SO
SSemi0feitssS

Serbeiratbet per Sele9rapb. - Gin
Serr in Cincinnati uno cine Dame in
pbitooelpbia baben iib untdnsit permit.
tellt oe5 Sele9rapDen uerbciratbet. Sra
gen. 4ntworten uno Gludpinlbe selda=
ben our6 Den Sele9rapb, aues in seb6'
riser Sronun9.
Sm Staate Senne1ee lbeint Die neulis
dye 8aiierfutb nod perbeerenoer, ols in
Sbio, sepelen gu fein. Seridte bon Der
Stoot Sea lbpiQe (oen Is. Dec. Iauten
b66if trauris. Ole Staot ioQ einen febr
traurisen Nnblid oarbieten; oas @etter
mar falt uno es fbneete folt ununterbros
ben feds Sage lang.
eSn @beran, g. Carolina, psrbrannte
am 10. Dec. Elm bunoertidbri9er Repos
lutionsbelo, Sames Srcd, in ieiner Bob=
nun9. A.
8anfoemofraten.--Das oemofratil1e
Miiiiiippi bat NIT srober @ebrbeit be-
i1lo6en, Der Geies9ebun9 su erlauben,
8anffreibriefe su ertbelen.
Der 90upernor BON alabama bat Der
oortis,n @eieesebuns Die Grri3tuns elmer
Staatsbane otin9eno empfoblen =
llnelGd Sur Gee. Scr BON pbilabels
pbia nab gtewburrpport beifimmteSbo,
ner Gfort murbe in Der Na6t pom 24ft
Oecb. pom Sboner Sellona iiberle9elt,
uno iant. Ser Gapitdn, Steuermann
uno Elm Watrole oes Efforts ertranfen.
Sn aunenbure, Milflhppi, itarb am
ID. Sec. cine sOidbri9e Srau, bic in ben
leeten 40 Gasen ibres eebens nidbt einen
8ifen Nobrunssmittel ;u lib eenommen
bate.
Seuer. -Sn Der Nabt bonn 6, auf
oen 7. San., brab in Der 8ouen.Saet
oes 9rn. amos 1ntrim, in SberMilforb
1aunibip, ee6a Gaun., Scuer aus, uno
serit0rte oas 8ebGuoe lammt oeiIen Sns
balt, bic auf ben @ruao. Die oas Seus
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6errsn Die Beriiberuns. bos id Sbnen
in alen ibren Bemdbuneen gum Betfen
unfres 9eliebten 8aterlanoes unb Sur Be.
foroerun9 Der Moblfabrt oes8olfes, mel.
ne berjlide Mittpirfuno leiben rperoe.
Sran3 4. 9hunf
6arrisbure, ben S. Sanuar lS4S.
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&innobmen mnb 2tmsaaben

IN Der Shasfammer bss Staats Ysnnfpfpas
men, fur bas Sabr, rpslbsS am soften Nof
pembsr ls47 enbists
CHINA abmen.
edneerslsn $l5,293 Oh
antficnssSrlaubnisib 2l,7OO 90
4htflcnssNb9absn 53,S3l OS
Gar auf Sanf'Dipibsnbe l2s,3O7 Is
Ear auf ecrpcratonssStcefs 124,355 Sc
Ear auf lisesnb unb bsmsslitbes
ei9sntbum 1,3sO,7sl 10
Observation-Disclosures 34,963 l3
Stcbrs@rlaubnisiesins l43,6s4 70
&raners@rlaubnisfbsins 2,29I O4
Sbeaters u. @irfus>@rlautnisIb. 93O 20
GslSmebslsrs grlaubniBfbeins 5,5es 61
pampblsts@sfsse 39s %
WlilSS 1000 81
Sor aut 2Srlfs &c. 47,1e4 67
Sar auf 9s,ui0e asmtsr 1861 Sc
Sar auf Nsbsns@rbfbaften 42,743 SIS
Sanas unb Charlottesville 1887 ,995 81
sanallfrafsn unb 8ertdufs BON
alfen Wtateralsn 5,Ols OF
Sar fir @infbrsbsn Der @elese 3,42O 90
sar auf 4nlsbsn lls,e77 90
Nnlsiben 22O,Ose 40
Diplbenee auf Surnpefs unb a.
SrllfsnlfodS 1,O76 10
9tibolionsG l76l 35
4ufSslaufens SntsrsGtn 2,O43 SO
3urhdbssabItss @slb 2,242 SO
9sbabrsn bon tfsntljbsn Qsmtem 1857 al
"srl1FesnsS 6,379 l8
S3,977O25 80
Silan; in Der 9basfammer,
am l. 9sesmbsr 1916 3s4,67s 10
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S3,977O25 80
SilanS in Der Sbasfammsr,
am l. 9seembsr 1916
$4,361,704 SO
U u 8 9 a 3 en-.

S4,36l ,704 SO
s9aben.
Osfsntllbe Ssrbsierun9sn $685. ,575 95
Ns9lerun9ss@uS9aben 200,113 81
MllijsNuS9aben 25,s37 ~
penn omen uno SstbEnFe 24,850 IL
Wttlctbdtt9e Aus9n6en $4,000 90
8cfSfbuIen 196,8O4 Oh
Anslben 209,064 40
Snferslfn aut Nn!elbsn 2,OO2 ,240 Al
Slbsrun9 bon Sntere1sn $4,000 90
@inbeimibe &rsbltcren 5,133 81
Gsrnbtsts &slistnctsn 10000 90
Sbaesnsrias an ben tfentlibsn
9Gerfsn 12,467 81
Sslcnoere ScmmiHde SO 20
Osffsntlicbe @sbduos II. 9tnla9sn 1902 81
Os6sntlibsr waierbsbdlsr unb
MISUNDERSTANDING $4,000 Sc
3ubtbdufsr l4,9l5 90
Bsrbrebcr fort;ubrin9en 679 81
josimfdas 35 90
Observation-Disclosures l,751 sd
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