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~ H's'Ur 6aisaBi n Hid CHAIR. No
QAnek"fv-No Deception In Getting form
NC virtues oi his ttuly great medicine, we
nave no desire 90 deceive those who ore labor.
'ng under affection, nor do We wish 10 rulrrizr
II morr than - iusllY desctycs Yet whom we
looh around aud see the vast amount Of sufli.r.
ING uHd disttcrs accustomed by many fthr dis.
eases &c. which this psdicinc Inns proved so
highly succeseful, We feel that VIZ cannoturye
lIs claims too strongly CIR say too much IN It's
iaVot Nc.cui The following very valuable
aud important testimony M favor Of Wistar's
Bdsum Of Wild Cherry, FROM tLc spicy aud
highly respected DAILY Eve, Transcript
Providence, April l6, $40
We take pleasure in Recommending this val.
uablr medicine, aud M doing 80 i,cl that we
arc dong our duty. We do not say tins from
mrr" hoaray, or from the examination OF the
large number Of certificates from authentic
sources, (nnd persons, too, whom we know to
be responsible, )0fthc wonderful cures ~ rourht
10y tbs truly remarkable. discovery, but frori
a personal knowledge of several speedy cures
elected 10y i, IN cases Of coughs, colds, and
disCaaCs or The lungs.
The genuine signed butts on the wrapper
For sale by J. G. bingham St Johnsbury
riaH }. Flint, 81. Johnsbury Centre; l. L
Parks, Passumps'e, and dealers in medicines
&C. morally.
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ELECTION ~ pELEaATLa,

To the Constitutional Convention, Noyem.
dor pn-ne1l Tuesday.
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NEW SUPPLIES.
Watches, .Je,reLry, SC.
TNllE subscriber would respectfully invite
l. the attention Of his friends and the pub.
lie generally to his stock of
Jcwelry, Silver Ware, &c.

lis stock consists. in part, Of Watches Of
al kinds fine Gold Guard Chains, Finger
Rings, Err Rings, Breast Pins and Bracelets,
Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens, Coli
Reads, Gold, silver spd Steel Reyes, Scissors,
Knives. ALSO,
good assottmcntof Spcc,aclcs, convex and
concavc, bipc and green, with silver. plated
and steel Bows silver aud plated Tea aud Ia.
bic Spoons, Sugar Shovrls, Cream spoons and
Butter Knives and many other articles too
numerous 20 mention.
CLOCKS, Cor sale cheap. -.
Those wishing 10 purchase VIII do well 10
coll and examine his stock Of Goods
CLOCkS, U7TCHES and JEHEERY
Of all Kinds, repaired and warranted.
GEO, DOWNING
81. Johnsbury, Nov. :, lsIg,- 64If
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Derby Academy.

TF'ilE Winter Term of this Institution will
d commence on Wrdnord8y the 2-th inst
hud viii continue eleven Wrecks
AUSTIN NOHCROSs, Principal -
Derby, VI Nw-9, si9 Giaw3
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$4,000 eHrli in eight days Dr. Bnyt0n's
rnn4npy 90 Morunu leland, iu seven ~
rigIl dDH, took $4,000 None nhinined lees
ilian 49, "uucs, Willie sour ohlalusd more,
Oh iir mountainous country. ierln river
was m0ni prolific, where 5000 Americans
we're employed. On Dry Creek, ihe miners
l'rtl sl-a t!nHa ual, Tie wnshiugs on ihe
-Iu y"DdH'h continued a. attract attention,
nom which Foreigners l-oul Americana
bad been Expelled.
frkurss WIS Hlniiug n was mid That
lump Of gold Ind hfeu IAken IN Mukelnu4z
lr weighed 80 pnuudf. The present NUM-
her AZ bmrfirau- ~ nll llic pold rcgious In
rsilnllrd ni 10000, II h said lill liu world
nevrrtfr met similar prospects Of profit
Hliln mining,
CGndinn.ls turning rivers had not surcecd-
ed 20 will M fHs expected Tie Placer
Times Of SopL ! says, many miners have rr-
turnet on account Of The rAlrema hrni.
Buildings lad been received from CHM,
aud were selling ~ $500, a uun,her of
Cinnamon were living Ia San Francisco ia
lrnis, aud Iile Town contained people from
oil pnrts Of the world.
Accounts from the overland enigranis
were more favorable, aud parties were cam,
irg forward mud we're Supplied with provis.
i0ns. The arrivals 1T emigrnnlH NJ San
y fhNftFf" Nhliiig lhu HiNlNh hl IFiHtiuhtft
pre- stated ~ 1902, ~ which 427l were.
Americans, 1873 Foreigners, and l22 l.unler.
TIE figures du uul Hgfrr.
The Uuinher oflons shipping IN port NJ
-"rr trTUrIFru uUTt UUrFiTIuriTuuT WHY ~,
pa.
DoThi.-- Capt John Knight, mid 10 be
Ir",p{ Claimants Nlr, Srm 1. On huld ship
\ or, from, Boston, Tho, r. Campbell, WY
y.9ull. \, =, DrnWutdCnp. Eruch llall ui
bark Rulln, trum New Nutk, NJ Susnu Bay,
.rpurird from EIst Dennis or consume,
ion, Lyman HALEY Of Roynllon, w. OF
lyseuiry, Clr-icr, lnpcrrul Of Chrsier, VI. /
fHoM Tur SANpwIcu lsLANn.-Tho news
ram ilis Sandwich Island ia lGl, nl,lnllaili q
The Ffouch Ind seized lluhu Hnd Honolulu. .
Tho difficulty grew up between ihc French +
'pnsul aud tie Hawaiian Government, with
0nn other irAues. The later proposed Ia
clrr the dispute "a the Cnbinc, ~ Paris,
which WIS declined los NJ. Ddlen, the Con.
ul, mud the Frrnch Admiral. Tho Amcri.
N" Commissioner protested against tie oc-
upqlinn.
The Oregon arrived ~ Panama October
'3i, wi'li $50 passengers aud S7j0O0O In
odd duet.
Tho- llurlcr K,nk was recovering, and
would leave San lrnnciscO Nov. I.
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nItINmINN MNRkET. m

Bltl6lll ON MARK TT, Thufsdny ,Noy b
A. market, l2lp hrrf cattle, lsuu stores, 10
puirH working urrr. = 3 rr'yr and rtiyr-, 1000
sheep md i1rls, 71n Swine
Beet rtdlc--ENtn, 90, lstNual.ty, a 5.s5.
~, de-. 800. 81 do .
st5rcs- irarlings - a 49, yrnrs old @ n
To- years old Sl4n23
~ 49, ~ '''''
Cows aud calves sis, 2n,99. %, n aud %
sheep and Lambs 81, l,l2, l,.5, 600
sNioc--34 iae- Retail, I4Aa4e. TatiIag.
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i)tsTHrsstNu tEsUALTT.--oh Monday
even daughter of Dtuirl Cameron ct irt';"
l"frih"r "itrn daughter 81 lfr Cutt,,.ton of
Mddlrs'N. was dtownrd hy hjlng ihruuglr
NE RHiln'd l'r'tgr urhr ne uou,h at Dug
NiNrr. Tic rui7.W rrr cousins, ouo nurd Il
nod the other 10, TIP 10 tiis lime, lIIcsdny
uilrfuuuul oull one oi the bodies hus baru
recovered. o. DH,V Journal
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81 } -nSsRrRY -ACApEMY.=We ncknowl.
'''e The receipt of the Catalogue of this insti-
''''n tor the past year II retains, it will
w "tn by the number Of scholars, the same
'sh degree Of popular regard it has experienc.
rom ,H "''' establishment The following
5 Nhe S~omary of scholars ia attendance the
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I"rWANr MuvrNrsr n, rHr FHr~cu -
a.n'irr viii perceive hy recurring 90 tn
l--s-ly- lLe LII pro City. that The S,udwich
Amd'hasc been taken possession Of by lhe
l,h, anl ate hid hy iurce Tho Amrr,.
ESQ Commissioner entered Protest against
"'5s of nggrrssion. Although normally
sailing under the republican n,g, the French
ie daily exhibiting themselves tho enemies
d'rc'do Their corduc, in the Roman az.
ai--taking the side OF the cucmics Of the lib.
t'y and freedom ofthc Roman people declares
their real motives more truly than their pro.
LESSONS.
Ofh,c, they have exhibited signs Of dis.
position TO puck quarrel vita the United
S"r. aud under the plea ofclnims Tor lop-rs
'"'an.ahy some ct her citizens during tie
progress .. the Mexican war, hy rrn- b. .- .l,..
seton Of some Of our officers engaged in the
v'r $50 should not be surprised to learn that
iiNH~r7ndi entities should ere long, be- offered
hocr Government
This new net Of a forciblc seizure in the
I1r.te undoubtedly means something; and
"''sU not directly m offence against our CIV.
'i'"""li yet It's of such character that our
b''ornm, Mt cannot avoid noticing tin some
'lnner' ard It nny be the duty Of our Govern.
--1L 10 zee tot that The rights of their weak
I'D nnofrnding neighbors are not tran,pled
-r'a with inpuniiy by powerful Cavern.
"'n' M giving loose to its lust for further pow
"and aggrandizrmcnt
3
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 2s, ls4o.
Appointments by the Pre- s.d.ns,


BY and Nth the aduce and consent Of the Senate
LEONARD JONES' OF Maine to be consul OF the United
States for the port OF Chagres, in the republic OF New
Grenada.
M f. BoNzANo OF Louisiana, to be melter and refneI
OF the branch mint OF the United States at New Orleans
in the place Of Pierre A. Bertrand. declined.
Captain JAMES DUNCAN, OF the second regiment OF ar
ter colonel by brevet to be inspector general of the
army in the place OF Colonel George Croghan, deceased
MARsHALs OF THE UNITED STATES.
SAMUEL McCLURG, for New Jersey
JOHN LANE, for Kentucky.
MORAN FoRRrsr, for Maryland; their former commits
sons having expired.
COLLECTORS THE CUSTOMS.
WILLIAM D. STARR, MiddIelown, Connecticut, vice
Philip Sage, commission expired.
EPHRAIM F. MULLER. Salem and Beverly, Massachu
setts, vice James Miller, resigned.
GERsHoM Morn, Burlington, New Jersey, vice Ger
shom Mott, deceased
CHARLES BYRkr, ST. Johns, Florida, vice James Dell
deceased.
ELI F. STACY Gloucester, Massachusetts, reapponted
JOHN A. Parker, Tappahannock, Virginia, reapponted
HENRY +. w. CLARK, St Mary's, Georgia, vice Archi-
bald Clark, deceased
SURVEYORS CUSTOMS.
A. w. WMDEs. Ipswich. Massachusetts, reappoined
CHARLES b. LESEs, Bayou ST. John, Louisiana, reap
pointed.
DAVID HAYDEN, New Orleans, Louisiana, reapponted
WILLIAM maxwell. Sunbury. Georgia, reapponted.
BENJAMIN STILES, Hardwick, Georgia, reappointed.
WALTER HAvENs, Greenport, New York, vice T. L.
Ireland, resigned.
THOMAS J. HoDsoN, Register, Tallahassee, Florida
reappointed.
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THE third Assembly will be held Jackson Hall on
Tuesday evening. the 9Th of February
The ballroom will be open for reception At hall past
eigh, o'clock
No citizen member OF Congress- resident for the win
ter can be admitted unless subscriber.
Strangers may obtain tickets the bookstores of Messrs
Fischer. Taylor Maury, and Frsnck Taylor, upon the
written order of manager the day of she Assembly
Private excluded from the dressing rooms.
Persons having accounts against the Assemblies, may
present them duly approved payment the office Of
the 10th street, between IL and o'clock
MANAGERS.
Hon. Geo NJ Dallas, Capt French Forrest, U SN
Hon. K M. McLane, Ckas Scdnan, U. S. N.
Hon VIM X. Sebastian, X Stone,
w. w. Seaton, ]. NJ Foltz, u. 8. N.
Gen. ]. G.. Totten, Hon, ID. NJ. Barrnger,
Nal ]. ID. Graham, Hon. h. C Cabell
J. Knox Walker. Gen. Geo. Gibson,
2. Barton Key, Thomas Richie,
Jno. Z, Addison, Capt J. Mcdowell. U.S.A.
Hon. r. Butler King, Goo Thorn. U S.A.
Hon. |. + Hol.nes, Aug g. Nicholson, USING.
Hon. II. X. Meade, VS.. Walker,
Com. l.. Warrington, W. r. Rodgers.
Capt +. Johnston, U.S.A.
Jan 2S-dtd
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HOUSE or REPREsENrATrvEs,

FORWARD OFFICERS OF UNITED STATES EXPLORING
EXPEDITION.
Mr.. STANTON moved that the vote by which tn.
bill from the Senate entitled San act for the relief of thu
forward officers OF the late exploring expedition"
passed yesterday be reconsdeed which agreed TO-
NJ $. moved to amend the bill by adding thereto an
additional section; which was agreed to-
Mr. ATKINSON novel that the bill, as amended be
laid on the tables which motion the yeas and nays
were ordered, and it was decided in the negatveyea,
MT THOMAS BUTLER KING after a few remarks
moved the previous question, which was seconded.
The main question was then ordered to be put and the
bill was then passed.
cHARoEs AGAINST JUDGE coNcKuNo.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration of the
resolution reported yesterday from the Committee on the
Judiciary by Mr.. JOSEPH r. lNoERsoLL, viz:
Resotred. That the Committee the Judiciary, whom
Anson Le complaining Of the official conduct Of Alfred
Conckng district judge for the northern district of New
York, be authorized to send for persons and papers
After debate, in which Messrs j. r. INGERSOLL and
Mr.: KAUFMAN moved the previous question; which
was seconded, and under its operation the resolution
agreed TO-
BILL FOR THE RELIEF or ROBERT wHrrErT.
Mr. FULTON moved the consideration OF the vote
y which the House yesterday passed the bill for the re-
lief OF Robert Whittett: agreed to.
The vote by which the bill had been ordered to be en-.
crossed was Ieconsdered.
MI; FULTON moved the reconsideration of the vote
by which the House yesterday agreed 10 the amendmen
reportefrom the Committee OF the Whole House to the
said bill agreed to-
The amendment to insert "eght" instead of esx" dol
lars per month as his pension then decided in the
negative.
Mr. FULTON next moved 10 amend the bill by stri-
king out the weny fifth day Of September, egh-
teen hundred and fourteen the thirty day of July
eighteen hundred and forty at the rate of six dollars per
month"; and from that tme for and during his natural
llfe at eight dollars per month deducng hererom the
amount he has already received" and inserting in lieu
thereof the following 'fourth Of September 1877 at
me rate OF eight dollars per month"; during his natural
life" agreed to.
The said bill was then ordered 10 be engrossed and
was read the third time and passed.
SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
On motion OF Mr. JAMES THOMPSON, the House
then resolved itself into COMMITTEES of the Whole on the
state OF the Union, mr. BURT in the char and took up
the bill 70 provide for the settlement OF claims against the
United States.
To this, several amendments were proposed, discussed
by the of each under the five minutes rule, and
voted on.
The committee then rose, and reported progress
And then the House adjourned.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, January U-s p. m.
The Esropsaw steamsLast sntsiSsses FROM The god
gios New Yors ssxator-THs Ohio difficulty sstasd--
The Markets &c.
This weather cool and to-day, and are
thronsed with beauty and fashion.
The steamer Canada has been out fully fourteen
days but the time OF closing letter, tidngs of
her have been received The United States has been
out nineteen days.
The California fever 10 said be raging unprscs-
dsnted extent at the NORTH and is also increasing hore
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
gives the following direct Intelligence FROM the gold
gions,
Lieutenant Lozer TO whom referred in my letter OF
yesterday, the Astof Hoase and ha, in his pos
session specimens Of tbs grain or scale gold which he
One specimen abou, 500 in yalne Of the finest quail
my gold and is worth about SiS OUNCE ths other
of and black sand, and 10 valued at IS
ounce Lieutenant has specimen Of the lump gold,
Mason enjoned him tell the. whole truth
richness Of the mines est lao should be set down
Lieaenan. Lozrr an intelligent man. and does a-
pear to excited by the wonderful sights he has
hence lac intends To commences digging
his account but that teres occasion for
any hurry satisfied the gold Cannot be exhausted
within As far richer placer than that he
visited reported have been discovered since he lo
suppose his estimate " DO taken as minimum rather
than xinum guess
The whg members of both branches of the New York
legislature will Thursday, for the
pose of nominating candidate for the United States Sen
place of Mr. Dix, whose time expires on the Ah Of
teegraphc despatch from Columbus Ohio states that
the democ ratio claimants from Cincinnati whose
were contested, day admitted rs members OF tho
House, which gives the ascendency in this
branch of the legislature.
THE MARKRrs.-In the Baltimore market. this morning.
-four very dull with but little inquiry, dealers look
ing anxou.iy for the There sales of 200
barrels Howard 81 81 and nothing doing in City
Mills Sales of yellow at 81 IS cents. and cargo
of white sold at 49, Oats, 30 80 Whisky, small
hhds 70 barrels held al n 2ii cents
At New York. this morning, the stock market continued
firm with sales Of IS Mt 1857, and new loan
lO9 Exchange London dnl at 81 per cent. prem.
Flour quiet: sales of 20 bbs &5 80 Is 6.A for
western aud So 6S SIS 81 for common Genesse south
ern at IS SO. Corn meal So. Rye -four - q.
Sales OF bushels red wheat at ITO and Gcnesee
held at I2i cis steady sales Of 0O shells mixed
81 SO yellow do 90 IS cts for Hat Oats South
ern IS and Northern As CTS. Rye 50 cents.
Sales pork at 8i4 and primo $40 90 Beef, mess,
SI3. Lard, 100 bills al 81 cts.
Groceries unchanged. Sugars firm. Rice 81 a 81 cts.
Cotton is firm and prices steady. Sales Of 40 bales
Whiskey is selling at n 2ii cts per gallon.
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CARD.-The subscribers take this opportunity to in
form their friends and customers who have not seed
nsr accounts with that they will be called upon by
coneco! Mr. Scrvener, and others connected with our
eaoshment, 10 settle all dues. As compelled.
eoso our present business within specified period
mos. earnestly solicit prompt attention. Cash
no oaes wh be required We this call will
o'sress au by any at this time.
ysn ]o-'ui ID. CLAGETT Il co.
we also avail ourselves OF this occasion tender
Of o,' snss and grateful Acknowledgements to those
sccnmn,. VINO have been prompt in closing their
"'eo""'s' ID. G. a. CO.
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II AoLErs Gold Pens, widely known add valued
Il as among the best made in tho United States
The subscriber has just received from tc
supply OF all their best varieties this artice-among
mem neRey United States Pen larger in calbre than
any other manufactured and preferred to ali ohsr. Nv
those who have made usc Of them in this city =
For sale at the lowest New York reau prices in
case, and will bc supplied vendors at tho lowest whole
sale prices that could be obtained IL their order,
sent direct to BagIey 81 Co.
Jan. FRANCK TAYLOR
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OFFICIAL.

Extract of letter from the consw o.; the Usfed States at
Hlvana 10 the Department of STATE, dted Jaw H. 1919
The following additional Quarantine regulations have
been adopted
'lst Consequent the rapidly with which commn-
nicatons land and made in the United States
has been determined all vessels coming from any port
North America shall undergo this port observa
ton of eight days. without prejudice the suitable
aane when they from any port where the cholera
should exist.
sd being necessary keep in the Lazaretfo those
passengers coming from infected ports inconmunca,ed
from those who have been before staying 10 the same, the
board tried procure the do the ea inu
ny commences but under the necessity Of fulfilling their
duties for The pu.ic benefit and considering That
the employed conveying passengers usually
stop but little time at Intermediate ports. the board are
compelled to ternine that when passengers arriving
Infected ports of any county, from port OF the
United States cannot be accommodated ia the Lazareto
on of its being all occupied, and other vessel
procured by the consignees the parties interested
wherein undergo their quarantine, the said passengers
this port iucommunica,ed in the steamer
that brought them
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EXPENSIVE CORRESPONDENTS "A late official in Caor-
mia, writing his friends in New York. says that his letter,
including paper, pen, ink and time spent in writing
him about 1900 This takes us back to the twelfth century,
when a volume in manuscript sometimes exchanged
Tor a La nded estate.
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The convention Of the colored people OF the State OF
Ohio was held at Columbus the 18th instant Their
public demonstration took place in the hall of the House
Of Representatives. The Columbus Journal consratu-
laes the country that the colored has been al
lowed to enter into place hitherto deemed sacred to the
white man alone, and TO plead his rights"
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NEW and elegant assortment Of Jewelr &C.
~ ROBERT KEYWORrH most respectfully hegs leave
to nion his customers, and the public generally he
has just received from the north elegant and nu
mcrons assortment of jewclry fancy acies nc
is not to be found elsewhere in the city.
Among the many articles to be found In this beautiful
collection msy be enuneraed--vcry rich and handsome
guard and fob chains, gold card CASE silver
basket silver combs of very elegant patterns. together
with large assortment OF bouquet holders, card cases.
bracelets, pins, iockets, &c All OF when may
the old stand. Pennsylvania avenue, 9th
JAM lS-3teod,
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The Hartford Times Of Wednesday says that "John
M Niles has this day been nominated for governor by
the abolitionists of Connecticut"
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nOLO PAiNr-Jua received Harris superior goo
NJ paint, for writing and gliding; also the New fok n o
proved marking ink; warranted wash out or cnah
color .FoE sale by WIN FlsCHEhk.u
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-Unitaran Church.-The Rev. Mr.. Bnmap of Bali.
more will preach in tho Unitarian Church this morning at
IL O'Clock aud o'clock, p The disconrse in tho
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lJRIMKG's Mature and Tendency of Free I"stitu
VI lions tor sale by TAYLOR " MAURY,
Jan. y New Bookstore, near 9th street
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-31

fur nidts arperes als Gin Tatcnal. 9ertreAcn bals
ten alItn abseteben bterrcr IN ts cine Seleei9un9
sesen ben stitseiit, ein Nitfhritt in per mcn4li.
tcit, rin WaBbraub unitrer natonelltn oIfsauellen
gu unnatarli@en, uni@itl@en unc fhleebten 3psts
! ten."
Sur fra9en tpir, Of cieier Wann. Der iol>
DIE oerrdtherifhe 9lnilhten auslprehen
fcnnte. Elm pilroiger Hepriientant unieres
eanoes 1T a 9abt bic 9ertteibiser Der ses
9enndrtisen 9lomintraticn bic Srase beants
trorten, uno bSren mir /, mas biefer 6err
nod tpeiter su faqen tpeie. 9luf nad,folaeube
Ste(e m6d,ten mir bic beicnoere 9lufmerfs
iamfeit uuierer Sreinillisen anS cem aneris
faniffen &rieae ridten, oan,it fte bic stns
ftd,ten bieies Nbtbaren entmeber bepunbern
cber peradten lernen.
,,alen poraus ttitebt bic O1affe bitfer bsfrsn.
nitbisen 9ptabils q NViBtse, perfofens <oafsrs'
welde, ba te feline Neisuns gum NrEiten, unp burd5
bic Tbat tbrt unfabtStcit betr ;u tgun bepietn ia.
zen, fb eintilren, militarifhe 8enien 3u lein nnr
bic Senpuns gu baten, pasjentse su sertt6ren ,pas
Die fbaffenoe Seatur unc menfali@er Sleis er;eust
p"'I Pp't'f'VeC <tuoputtt kJoCh puuuutgSI ptEeH
Grfbls in Observation-Disclosures lte init elmer brben
Daeinuns RON ibrer Sabisttit lit Der ariesst erfiGt
bat -un9etd mmte, unrafirte 3ierben.
Sel, mierrseppif9e Gifenfreffer -
Srimmtse 3wer9e srlntewadbfent
bubenbafte 9itma@er, praDlertt3e
Nnaf ms. ..... Nus biefcm @tpffe fnc bieft
ftb tebfflrbcnpen 8Irseriolcaten, peubpbrlben bes
neritanifben Xrieses Sufammensefeet :. 9iebis
fben Mntb 6sen riefe feissetafenen alacins tpire.
b Dabet-ieb febe feline ltrfa6t, tparun lie ibn nit
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