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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

New YoRK City ELEcTloS.-IIavcmeycr
loco, has been elected Mayor of n. Y. by
about 1000 majority. The wings have elect
ed majority of the board of Aldermen.
Brooklyn and Albany have elected whig
Mayors, &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20
VIM. T. Tillcy, Pres.
Sam'l A. Parker, Vice Pres.
VIM. S. Nichols, Treas.
Timothy coDgeshall Soc

VIM. 5. Nichols, Treas.
I Timothy Coggeshall, Sec.
| The following gentlemen were appointed a
Committee TO revise the constitution and by
laws, and propose such other measures as in
their judgement will conduce to the better or
ganization Of the Society Waller Nichols, S.
A Parker, VIM. I. Tilley, ii. Y. CraRston
and VIM. Brownell.
! Committee to procure suitable place for
Library and Reading-room Is. ii. Stevens,
5. A. Parker and J. G.. Lawton
| Committee TO consider the expediency of
building Hall John J. Allen, VIM. T.
Iilley, Micah w. Spencer, VIM. Fludder,
Edwin Peabody, and Silas Ward.
Voted to adjourn to 7 l-2 o'clock Tuesday
evening, April a5th.
IL A friend has furnished us with the fol-
lowing list Of appointments for this vicinity,
made by the Methodist Conference held at
New London:
New port-Rev. b. Otheman.
Bristol-Rev. X. Livscy, late of this town.
Warren-Rcv. Paul Townsend.
! Por;smouth-Rev. Mr.. Cady.
! East Greenwich-Rey. Mr. Uoughton.
/ Principal of the Providence Conference
Academy, Mr.. Bagnell. Agent, Rev. \. w.
SwiuerlOn.
Fall River-Rev. d. Pat,en, Jr.
E.ast-Rev d. Wise.
Delegates 10 the General Conference to be
held AT PIusburg, May /, io4e, Rev. Aocl
Stevens, A. NJ, Rev. ID. Patton, A. NJ
Rev. Isaac Bonncy, Rev. r. W. Allen, Rev.
Warren Emerson.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

NJ The examination of Rev. Enos Dudley,
at Canaan, n. H., for the murder Of hIs wife,
hs. resulted in fully committing him frr ria'.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

APPoNTFD.--Sylvestcr J. Mowry, from
TN. State, has received the appointment Of a
cadet at West Point Military Academy.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

Col. FREMoST.-The resignation by thi.
gentleman, of his commission in the army, was
accepted by the President on the 18th of
March-having been rendered nearly month
before On the i,h, Mr. Fremont wrote To the
adjutant general, reminding him that no reply
had been given to his note, Offering to resign /;
the reply came the next day, as above.
MlssroSARIus TO AFRlcA.-The Rev Geo
Thompson and Rev. Anson G.. Carter, Mis-
slonarics to Raw Mendi, appointed by the
American Missionary Association, to succeed
Rev. VIM. Raymond, lately deceased, have
sailed from New York in the bark Adario, for
Sierra Leone.
~ Capt. Shannon, Of the Hibcrnia, j. ac-
quilted Of all blame in not supplying the Bar
blra, which was wrecked near ST. Johns a
short time since, with water The sea was
running 50 high at the time that the Barbara
could not be reached.
| UJ' The State Circuit Court, at Lexington,
Ky, have rendered q verdict If S2sOO ~ e.
vor of Cassus NJ. Clay, against some of tie
parties who took down and sent OIL his printing
pte,s m 1915.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

TInr N BlyEpLY.--We learn, by an extra
from the o.lcc Of the Salem Chronicle, that a
fire occurred AZ Beverly Farms, Saturday morn
irg, which entirely destroyed the splendid,
summer residence Of Franklin Haven, Esq., u
Iosiou.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20
PRoF. CHARLES G.. JEWETT.
A token of respect for his character, and of
gratitude for his services TO literature,
PROVIDENCE, r.. /.

A token of respect for his character, and OF
gratitude for his services to literature,
PROVIDENCE, R. l.
1913.
The motive that lead n. this ac, of regard
for Mr.. Jewett, is expfes3e ed in these words
from the letter that accop Red the donation
During the time of6I|lfaresidencc here,
you have stood identfoj all that promotes
the higher culture Of liz nhunity, enlarges
the mind and refnes the Yes. And during
your absence you were engaged no less eiIi4
ciently in labors for our good. The rich rea-
sures on the shelves Of the University Library
selccted with such care and discrimination
from the literary storehouses OF Europe, will
be 10 US and To our whole city and State IN
wears to come, monument OF your industry
and learning
The reply Of Prof Jewc,t was characteris-
tic of himself, modes, and cordial
We deem il a favorable omen that our com
munity is disposed thus to appreciate services
10 literature, and TO estimate our prosperity
somewhat by the aifuencc of our Libraries and
seats of learning, and not wholly by the num-
Der of spndlcs in our factories, or the amount
Of dividends on bank s,ocks.-ProU. Jour.
The DEAD SEA EXPEDITION. THE expedi-
ton to the Dead Sea, arrived at the Darda-
nelles the latter end of February, and on the
Goth, Lieut. Lynch, his officers, and the chief
interpreter were presented 10 the SULTAN
IIo received him with kindness, and asked a
grea, many questions in relation to the objects
Of the expedition. Ii was the intention Of
Lieut. Lynch to set sail, without further delay,
fr tho coast NJ Spria
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

A REPUBLICAN BLACKsMITH.-i &dtc
Sr,d. Amid the many curious scenes that
European revolutions have caused, the following
is too good to be lost. 1t should be mmedl-
atcy dramatiscd
"Thc EIcc,or of IIassc Casscl Ga small state
with about 700 900 mhabi,ants) was deaf 10 all
appeals from the people The mob, therefore
determined 20 use force. Seeing TIN, he fed
into his garden and attempted to escape. lie
was caught. however, by aglgantlc blacksmith,
who carried him back to his drawng-room.- -
The man then locked the door and demanded
compliance with the popular demands. The
Eleclor stlll said no The blacksmith then,
by way of giving an example of physical iurcc,
smashed with one blow OF his arm highly or
uamcutcd table into 0aioms. Tins done hc shook
his fist at the E.ccior and told him he should new
or leave the room I'LL he had yielded all that was
required of him. The result need hardly bc
told. The Elcctor consented. The blacksmith
however, was practical man, and was not dis
posed 10 trust the promise oi a Prince without
luriltNlug himself with collateral evidence. Tic
compelled the l,lcctor 10 Rrlic a proclamation
Willingly according all his peoples just re-
guests This was forthwith promulgated,
and thus hy one brawuy arm and the rough
good nature of It's pu~srssor, State was saw
cd The Elcc,ur aud his people G now on
the best terms, aud seem not 10 know how tc
make enough OF each other
STEAMER MAGn,LENA.-We learn from
Capt. Thomas. Of iho barquc BoeOia, that the
new steamer Niagdalcna. built IN this city q
short time since for q firm M New Grenada,
while gong up lhc Nlagdalena r,er burst hcI
boiers. hy which accident Captain Beeknan
and rIgii of The crew were Killed. The vessel
was totally destroyed Capt. Thomas reports
dcarih Of news at Caihagcna when he sailed.
v Y. tSrcr',,-.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

The PRINTERS SPEAKIsG.-The Franklin
! Typographical Society of Boston, at their reg
ular meeting on Saturday night last, adopted
an address to the Printers of Paris, congratu-
lating them Oh the part they have taken in the
late Revolution, and sympathiziug with their
efforts for Social Reform.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

! TELEGRAPHIc CoMPASY.-A meeting Of the
subscribers to the stock of the Magnetic Tclc-
graph Company, between this place and Fall
River, was held at the office Of ID. G.. Cook,
Esq, yesterday, at which the Hon. Edward
Clarke, ID. q. Cook, Esq, and Henry Bull,
Esq, were appointed committee to obtain
the signatures Of the subscribers, to the stock,
authorizing the committee to make contracts
for putting the line up and into operation, if
after proper examination Of the subject the
committee thought proper to go on and build it.
The committee were also authorized to make
an assessment often per cent, and take gen.
cral charge of the business until charter was
obtained.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

TAMMANY DEMOCRACY ILLUSTRATED
" The Sixth Ward is so entirely Democratic,
that II is a douJitiu matter rhethr a Wing co,,
gd within ten jca ofthe polls and if he gets a
ballot in the box, chen al comes, II IS apt 10 be
transformed into Dcmocro''c rote. Al right
in the Sixth"
IL The above is from an Editorial in The
". Y. GioJe. We never met a more truthful
delineaton of the rowdy ruflian'sm which too
often usurps and profanes the name Of Democ-
racy
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20
Wind Mills.

/, MIR. EDITOR -
/ VIII you allow me the use Of your columns
to call the attention of the citizens Of the town
of Newport, to subject which think, de-
mands their serious and immediate consdera-
tion. mean that of the removal of the wind
mills on the road leading north from the town,
or the making of another open highway by
which they may be avoided. / understand
that three persons are known TO have been
killed from horses taking fright in passing these
mills. This circumstance alone, should be
sufficient 10 induce a conscientious community
TO take the proper steps TO prevent such awful
catastrophes in future. After SO many warnings
should another serious accident occur, it would
ing friends should ascertain where the respons'
bty rests and appeal to tho law Of the land for
such redress as they can afford, and it seems to
me that jury could be justified in awarding
the most exemplary damages in such case
Some weeks since, in attempting 10 drive by
these mills, | found it necessary to wait until a
mill was stopped before yentured to pass, ard
few days after in passing by the same mills,
with three persons in the Wagon, my horse
became unmanagcable, through fright, and
ran violently TO the jeopardsing Of life and
/ limb and il was with much difficulty that he
was checked. A day or two since, saw the
clerk of the town OF Portsmouth, near New
port, adjusting his Wagon, which he told me
had beep overturned by his horse having taken
| fright at the mills. 1t is not always convent
ent for farmers and other men TO leave their
busness-and it is highly commcndable for
females to drive short distances from home,
but the frequency of wind mills near the roads
on this island, much interlercs with this
useful practice. \ small expenditure would
remove them all to situations where they
would cease to be an annoyance, and this am
satisfied should be done at once, before the ar
nual influx Of summer visitors, many of whom
bring with them horses, which have never
seen until their arrival here, 50 terrific spec
tacle as a wind mill especially when bewil-
dered with the noise and sight of lis whirling
arms. and their frghtiul shadows perpetuaIly
fitting across the path they are compelled to
travel. l. IL. H.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

Louis PnLIPpE's AFFAIRS Louis Phil
ippe, ex-King of the French, is shown by the
transfer books of the State Of Pennsylvania to
be holder of about five hundred thousand
dollars of five per cent. bonds. lie is, besides,
known to be very large holder of both, New
York State and City loans, and most likely OF
the bonds of other States and the General Gov
crnment. The real estate that he holds in the
city Of New York is Immensely valuable, and
it is probably within the truth to set down his
interest in property and the credit in the L.
States at not less Than five millions of dollars !
He is mos, likely as largely interested in tie
funds OF Great Britain and of other European
nations. lie is evidently rich enough.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

WORTHY OF IMITATION. the recent
town meeting, the tax payers Of the town of
Portsmouth, authorized their town council, TO
place such Of their insane poor at tho Butler
Hospital, as the commissioners of their town
Asylum should think proper objects for the
care of that institution, and to draw on their
town Treasurer for the necessary expenses.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

! MECHANICS AND MANuFAcTuRERs' Asso-
cIATIoN.-At meeting of the Newport Asso-
citation of Mechanics and Manufacturers hold
en- at the Town Hall on Monday evening, for
choice Of officers for the ensuing ycar-the
following gentlemen were elected agreeable to
Charter
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re 1882 etablrten Webical: 6anIe,
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dr5nieben Natb nnc 6ilfe beIcnoers binltbts
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unb 9rhnplihcn Nuercttun9 aller
6aut:Grantbeiten nnp aeh imen lie
telug eeren erfoIareidbcr Sur es Der 0tVnfe
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lab, unp ieit 5 Sabrcu in blefrr Start elnG
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hclrsrIei &Gicblebtcs cine fherG aeDllTt,
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ceren Sclacn fir <cib mr @eiit gICitb vers
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Gin frIhes e5rab acttir3t iperren,-uno Alle
melte aus Neraer ODER 3auihuna jere Scfs
nuna 3u elmer Sur aufac9eten batrm finn
crtnocno erlurht, cntrprrcr perI6nllcb cccr
ihriftEict in pcrtcfreicn Sriefen az Iefter
KinFelin icb 5u mcncpn.
Sronfer i'm 01nbe,
iprlcbe Die @pmprcmen ibrCr SCGhnerben in
pcrtcfreien Srefen 9enau an9eben, tann ein
&dtben nit qeb6risen, ibrer &rantbeit ans
ssmcdenen Mepijinen, eiIislf suseianot rpers
bcn.
Oie 8ebnauuaen fno billis uno Der Stas
tut unb Gdwierisfeit bee Sales 9elndB.
Sefcnoere 3immer 3ur Ssrattnn9 ftnb
Dorbaubcn.
Oe Office III often bon llbr Wcraene
bis ltbr pce Ibenos. 26Dtt. -lS.
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tcnifra6s, 5piffsn Der STEM nnb 9tsn, spg'las
eelpbia, aebeilt pon 4jdbrisen erpItples, mel'
dc (cin SIeifet Bic auf bic Rncdsen 5erltorfsn
Or. Oapic Sirsan, Muebp Grief, 5amils
ton gauutp, Ohio, Don Gerofula sebsilt. es
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tsrsrbeu, itnD pceb ,rurbs or fir einiae 9aler
fuvirt burb Or. guaens Sesitable panatea
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Sleu SsrGep, wuvop pcn l0jatriaem Setter
sebrilt, nit einiorn Slaicten Der Danaeea.
6r. Scbu Srrfen, 9ermantaun, I'll Sabr
alt, purpe bon tarfen 2etter 9ebellt, womIt
er IS Sabre 9eplaat mar.
Srau gpa SiGcce, SO. 53, SuefraBe,
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asb;ilt BON Sieterpunbcn all ibrenSdsnPEln,
mad l2jdbri9rm teipCn earan. Sr@u %. NJ
nun 90 Sabr alt.
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9bNrsn ctcrbaIb Der waitnatcuitra6e, ,>pnr
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fiat bate
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oer @prues, aebett pOn 9crcful6ien SeulCn
an frinpn Getultern, bic ben Ocftcren ldn9er
ais ein Sabr qetrobt tattcn.
&eiOencer sr1er, ftbds mao unIcrrr Office
unb bevihaffe Dir pieis Certificate, Woraue
ou Icrpc6l bic aN6crortenHlcbCn $eiosn pIeier
Seute aIs bic Hrt ibrer briun9 erfAbren ,piril
Reronno unb Waltor, @i9sntbHmsr,
9ec. 376t W0rtlfrase, PNIaosIpbo.
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Walton @iQentblmer, 376 0tarftfraBe,
pbtaospbia pa.
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bcrt unb -}ofepb q. pad'er, MeacinO Ya.
8. 9 s. Mlartjn, Dott5pillt, pa.
5. q. Sails, mlintr6ojlII, 30.
QGunbsr unO 9raun, gbuplfiq papsn, DO.
Or Gsaer6, 0ott8tlun, pa.
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9pftpr Su4en'5

Jnoianifb peaetabilifcbes Specific
fur rpcbitbe geioen. - 9es 1T elns Der
ali alIermrtbppufen mcpi}insn, Die lemale Dem
putiifuu' aNastctcm mcrNen. SFi Krant
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tre,ftnp in pcr ftbnellen WieOerbsriteIuma
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lcnre RON 8laitsn Nnp in rpeniaen NOnatcn
tereauft, lInr man pct mob nibt bon enem
SeblIdlasen QCbbrt. saBt ben Bcrfueb se
mat0t lprrrfn unD pas Gpceife pirC emCn
01aum fuDsn in ser 6eim sDraris jeosr Sas
mile. gs 1T ouydaue nnittabIltt unb mag
~ eniaCr 3cit 9gncmmen ipcrben.
gcnaNb uno 18altcn, gi9snttimrr,
Sir. $40 Olarttitra6e pbiIaOcIptin,
gR9IlnO NIB mcUaFem = 3. sambsrt
nnb Scfepb I pafCr, Meapin9, Spa, =. g.
G. 0J1artin, DOttspiae, Spa, 3. 9. Sails,
Winrrspiue, rcr Wunpsr II. BRAUN Setu.
rlfiN 6abRn, b., Or. Sellers, Spcttstaun.
Sftruat, %. 6AG
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Or. 6. QB. ltpplctDn'6

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cient oicIe uulhdstarc W,pijtn ais rHe SIC:
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pGrimCutP errgottee 0GlttGI aCIcn tiGes lr6.
re lIGheI. 9lahbGm riCic6 Wlttri ron egE
lIuterIdriGteUcu kCi Cluer lama uno niclfdI.
tQen tiaGncn QnwGHpunI mno Gjetrlut6 nab:
rCno bSn lrstCu s SNbren III 10 ricign SiIIru
oureb bic nrrfipIroi1Nle Grfcl9G aIe beribrt
gefurntr, 70 miro o0fClte nuu oen publifum
Gmpfcblcm gum NuBSn uno Srauemlibfe,t
rcrjCnilcn, wcItR re9cn N ipeter GntfCr:
uuna oper Ccnltiaen IriGtbcn ric peyI6nlihc
BebanhIun9 bCs glacntbHmCrs i'm DcuIten
8crtrauM bon tcfen 2BIrfuna ntdt baten,
mtsen fctt nbTIcu9t fcin, ta6 DitisNiacn,
wdtbe BIC GelGQcnbclt batsu, nies untrnqIis
dc OIittcI onaupenteu, Idb in ibrer Grrpars
tna uiht tdNItten wrrocn; tur5 ee 1T Der
20 It tartfe 4rtifel mclfCr nod je Dem
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ten III. 3H baben tei
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SIR. 376 O1arttftraBe, phiIaoelpbia
en0lano uuo O1emofcn, 9. g. $amtcrt
nr SciCrb Dafsr, Neaoina SPA, 9. g.
G. Oiartir, pcttsViQe, par q. y. Sails,
D1inersUiGc. %. Wmbsr II. Braun, Stbus
pItla !Saocn, Dcp Or GsQer6 pottstann.
9rrtembCr 7. ls47. IS.
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S0eeleU's
3uiammensefcbter, sercini8ter
Sprup ooer flliilige &rtraft Don
SnrS1~cri0n.

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S0ri0parilt0.
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6autausIhld5en, Gsitttrcten, &es
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nmreiuem Slute unb III:
bpbatten Ssbraub y.
Opium &c. brrrlbren.
SieIe 9Olepisin mu6 lb fsItf smpfcblen
baten Ionlt nirce ilcb Die Nadfraae paf0r
nicht 70 Uermebrt baten. Sa oiele sente bic
&oNcn anpenoen aus Der Serne bafhr 3n fers
peu, neil lie ni6t miTsn oa6 ils rs in ibrer
unmittelbarem SlahbarIcbaft babsn f6nnen,
oesbolt miro bic fciacnpe sl'e ber slsmten
in Brfs gauntp bstanut aemaht. Bcun
Die &eipenpen gertfPote BON Snren 3u (ebsu
rpnulchsn, bic curh csfIrn &ctraueb bspirst
norosn, 20 f6nncn Ite DleIe eaUon al oen
Stcbren Der Hacntrn, tpelbr ritbtis tCfdti9t
fno, fnpen. QSenn fte rie babur6 acbsilten
SDgrlrnen ~ Gsben winithen f6nnsn lie nab
oercn Wcbnuusen in Ncaping mo rer lin.
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Stcbr bes e,qsntbiimers, in Der NUre 5tsn
gtra6s, Ncartna.
Isenten fIr Ssrfe gauntp.
9cscnrcih NIB Rng, Sustaun.
Schn Ssitsmam 6amtnrs.
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Sctu ONtum, Nsu Gtrbrs&rtc.
Dcrr Dlavqu0rt, 2sras, Amitp GaunIt.
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errvae Stein jru Gmitp.
eycbn 6bfncr, t6iutin9 G5rr,ns.
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sanRe uNb G!aje, 6r!eOcnetEra.
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aBm. lS. Weialep, 9hafrstaun
Sacob g. enarL Drei6tauu.
=. une =. q. Wicbr, WIcbrsbiue.
Gecrsc Wlerfcl, 8rhnipttf6,
3. W. Ys6tsl, Sryefcrp.
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NIT StlbIen perieben baben, folten anrufsn 4
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ben msrosn; foIts ais Saa. Madsn, NcbrsS
unb 9smsins Gtibls, 9ross unb fIsins Sba|
FslsS tlbls, Sstties &C, isbr mcblfsil.
@bsnfnIl6 abinetsBerdtb, ols Sursa,j
iu allen prsiisn, Olttaas, 8rihifut. pfsilj
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unb bcbsn pfoifsn, @ditrdnfe, &iidcnfbrd|
fH &lslberihrdnfs, Nrbsits uno QGafd,.&tinI
Nnflsfs: Sureous, Gpf16 &c. alsS ron ben
fabrnltsn Ntbetirn psrfsrtiat i'm orsrnsusifI
Stple ous9earbsltet unb merccn febr mcbIf|
psrfauft. 9as Nub!ifum unb tsipnbers junI
''ausbdltsr finn atbtun9epcl sjnQelaben and
,ufsn, is'ntn @N r1tb ~ tefsbsn unb sann Il
'tb isIblt 81 ur'4e.itn
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ler. .Yohm .. AfenIe's rprrttcs no
tcitee 6elmittsl fir bic innsrIiltten uNb 6u:
fern petle (SIlpsns Ipsr.)
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5anpt Office fir ben DtrFouf Der otlscn
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Neapiue, Scres Ganntp, SPA.
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8. nnr 81 Srptf, Miasrsturs.
s. g. 8ts, Waratapnp.
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8. Sslssr, $auren3pille.
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8. 9. 8oper, 8opsrstaun.
=. D. Nbopes, 70
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Sapip S6ulB, DO
Sssnnepills Sriefsmsr Dlsp.
y. 81. glsaSsr, 20
eIcle nnp Bcper, greter.
:. @abel, pNf.
Saeob Slein, Bern.
%. unn 3. Sanberellee, ncmslssprs.
u. 8. Sbprss, llnionpiQe.
Sls untsrf6rift bon Geo. 10. Oafele
IN S6reltplntc, miro jeScrssit auf osm llr
collage einer lsben SIalhs sn flnosn Isin.
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