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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

SINGULAR FRE,E OF LIomrNTsG.-During
thunder storm on Thursday last bolt struck Il
building occupied as a feed store, by Snyder u c
near lock No. IL, at East Schuylkill Haven. IL
fluid struck the root, passed down the front of
building, and separating, descended on either 81
OF the front door, through which II entered iIt
the store, where Francis Benseman and Snyd
were standing. IL struck Snyder on the should,
completely stripping the clothes from that porte
Of his person, passed down his side, across
abdomen, through his pantsloons pocket, whe
was some silver change; thence down his leg, AZ
out through very considerable hole which
burned In the bottom of his boot, and dsappearo
through the floor. Snyder was stricken dow
senseless, and apparently dead, in which condIue
he remained until some Of the neighbors carri,
him out iAio the rain, which in few mlnut
caused him to revive. He continues, however,
avery weak and precarous condition. Bensem
was also stricken down senseless, but revived We
soon, and creeping TO the door, opened It, makir
his way into the open air, so confused, howeve
by the violence at the shock, es 10 be unco
scious whittier he went His right side was cons
derably paTslyzed, and remained so up TO the tin
we last heard from him. The building was sns
tered from the root TO It's foundation, and il seen
really miraculous that the inmates were not !
stantly killed. They represent that at the h
slant OF the shock they felt as If thrown iato
heated furnace, and the smell Of sulphur was U
terly oyerpowering. --PoitsviHe (Pa.) E1poriur
Nor. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
Sporting Intelligence a.

LOUISIANA RAcrs - AErAIsIx CouRsE.-Our ann
races commenced yesterday, with two most interest
bly, reminding the turfmsa OF tho good old times
racing In these regions High has been the aotici
lions formed In regard TO these two races, the "
proved that they were fully realized.
three year clds-s subscription $780, half forfeit q
heats
d. +. Kenner's a. J. Hughes's) Oh. f. Hesira, by
Ambassador, cut 81 Flight :.......... 4
Capt VIM. J. Minors b Eulsle. by imp. Dom
caster out OF Telie Doe. by Pacific ........ 2
p. Langton's CHI. o Rory O'More, by imp Glen
ooe, out Of imp. Pickle: .......... p
Time 1:56-l:59K.
SAME DAr-SEcoSo Rac,.-Mincr Stake for four v
$500 half forfeit-two mile heats
Capt. VIM. J. Minors b Q. Voucher, b. Wag-
ner. out OF imp. britannia. ............ i
Ig szymansNi's CHI Q. Doubloon, by imp. Mar
grave, out Of Picayune. ............... i 3
TT. wellss ch g. Rigadoon, by imp, Glen
coe. out of Fsndapgo. ............. 2
r. Laneton's br Q. John Black, by imp Trus-
tee, out Of Maria Black. .............. pd
Capt, W. J. Minors CHI. g. D'Jaira, by imp.
Trustee out Of Lady Jane, by imp Levia-
Time, iocX-s5s.4oo. $50 f''
" o. Pieaune Noe. 2s
sseoSD Dr-wedne,dsyi Nov as.-rurss, 800, a
heats.
r. Lanrton's CHI. C. Rory o'More, by imp Glen.
W. +: Harper's oh Scissors, By Grey ESsle, dam
A 4 csIn.s gre e. c. Hari, BY imp Glencoe, out
A. L, BinsaSsn's zig slymanski'sj CHI T. Temp
Time. 1852 .l:a
sasr DAr-second Race.-rurso 500, . single d.
r. LAngton's br h. John Black, by imp. Trustee, on
OF Maria Black, y o.
w. F Hsrpsr's CHI. m Fanny, by imp. Aargrsvs Oh
Time, $50
". o. Pieayuns NO,. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

from other stations ~cst of ths Another ~ tan :
he will probably h. az hort duration rhe r-a 900
tgusd for this step IN III. part Of the Indians "a
r-flssi cf the British Government co com p.usste
for the irnmsnse tracts OF land taken by thu INTO
CT mpsDios Justice lie on their side But what Gao
week do gainst the strong
have just learned that Goultou Is appointed to
vacant judseship, The ministry ere doonsd
PU3LicOLf
PS No Ill open my letter to say that the sea
Chief Justice. piying between Toronto aud Lewis
was sezed ct The latter place o-dsy for gu allie
breach OF your revenue lava One oonseq uencs Of
VIII be that this will not reach you 30 soon, By
or two, or IL would otherwlse have done
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR IN Sr. LoUIs-For
last seven weeks Lieut. Micheau has had ais
tenuon drawn 10 d two story frame house, on n
Creek, between Sixth and Seventh, Cerre d
Gra,iot streets. He noticed that about twelve
one O'Clock every night man would strike Ii
In one OF the upper rooms, and engage in SO
kind Of work, which he would continue durlna
remainder Of the night. This naturally exci
the O'hcer's curiosity, and he al last coaclu;
that the man must be engaged In some impro
business, perhaps counterteiting. On making
quirles OF some OF the neighbors, he learned
there were two men connected with the establ,
ment, and one OF them was seen to leave the no
two or three tunes every week in the eveaiug, c
rylng under his arm a small, very neat box.
other man was never seen TO lie ave the house,
would never allow any person to enter 1t.
confirmed the Lieutenant's opinion, and he de-
mined at a suitable time To search the premis
so yesterday he took with him several officers /,
went to the house. After forcing his way In,
assembled TO the upper room, and there scei
such as he had no conception OF, met his eye.
saw several strongly made new boxes, about IN
and half or four feet long, one foot broad al
bottom by two feet at the top. In one of Oh 4
there was the body Of large dog, very mi
swollen and quite putrid. The body was parti,
the other boxes were the bones and putrid rena
OF other dogs, also Immersed In liquid The ste 4
arising from these was so excessively otien5
that neither the officers, nor man VINO had |
cOmpanied them, soap maker by trade, could
main, and in fact, could scarcely enter Inc roo
There was stove, in which fire was coostal
kept, and thermometer, which enabled the ocl
pants always to preserve The same temperature
the room. There was also a furnace, with gr
variety Of tools, moulds, &c, Sc., in the ROD
And the mysterious man himself, who is Germ
come th,rty.fiv years of eye, was at work ths'
In addition TO these things, there were a great
rely OF glass botl!es Jars, &c, each filed will
qulds, the most offensive imaginable in smell
being asked by the officers what he int AIDED to
with the remains Of the dogs he was stirring alb
in the above boxes, he replied, that from these
mains he made gold, and tie moulds, made OF p
ter, Paris, which they saw, were those in which
cast it. AS every thing about the estabilshm,
appeared unaccountaby mysterious and susplcit
to Lieut.. Micheau, and the officers with him, III
determined to lock the owner of the chemil
California up, until more could be learned ab,
hm. If this fellow makes such a strange use
the bodies of dead dogs, could he not also use
human body? and if SO, may be not have been
cause of the very mysterious disappearance Of M
Mailer, some weeks since1-St. Louis ca
Union, Nov. /.
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I.6ls@I
l.6ls,2io

Henry wsich, jr, ,613 (Tiosal
The aggregate vote poed was 405 Gas, Of which In
Guiding the return from Toss the democrats had 2ol
s36 end the wings 2olo27-whig majority. %. The
average abolition vote wss 3l1 and the
ESQ In 1S4< the aggregate vote for Governor 49,
6s3 tho~ing aggregate dminution the late cleo
ton Of 81 800 OF tns number the wings fall on ~ O3o
the democrats ~, 1bs, and the abotionists 1895.
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Thomas Pratt has been convicted at Buffalo for pei.
sonDg bis step mother, With view TO get some pro-
perry left By his father
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

ISptar Ou1nsr,K At Mic. B,r-suRkEvpEs or ~
Misrs 10 rvs lsDisss Tho Detroit (Mich) Bullet
Of the oath instant, hns the following particulars OF
outbreak Of the Indians 1T Mica Bay and the sure
der Of the mines BY the Canadian company CaI
DonaId ana hi. p.r,y Of Indians landed a. Mica D,
on Monday last, during the night. He placed q
pieces Of artillery 90 as to command the works, ar
disposed Of his forces 80 quietly that the miners W.
not aware Of their presence until they were Ia the
power. Mr.. Bonner the agent, was awakened fro
sleep and threatened with death la case OF resssno
They then demanded the surrender Of the mines, pr
perty and effects which was complied with. We
indebted to MIR Charles Trowbridxe for these partic
nns.r Dat. OF Nov M 70 s.ntsman ~ the sau,
[" Dear Sir-Thls place has been attacked by party
Indians and half breeds, under the command Of Aile
Mcdonald, Angus Mcdonald and Wharton Metcal
Not having the nsans Of defence Iu either srrrs
munittn, have been obliged to submit 10 The ra.i
force and arms, and have determined 10 shsnSar !,
place vhn 20" :. you can 40 20, 70 ohsrter one ,
sne propellsrs or large schooner to take down ~
people and ~ many Of the provisions and stores o
possible cannot enter int farther details but mu,
eonnne myself At present to requesting you to sep
possible The Chippe.s Will return ssre bus We mu.
have another large vessel ~ well rs her"
SINGULAR PHENoNESoS.-A very unusual phs
nomenon was exhibited on Sunday last. The SUI
rose IN cloudless sky, though struggling thrsug
mick hsze-the usual accompaniment OF lndiaI
summer. Towards 10 O'Clock, the haze or smoke
increased In density, the sun disappeared, ans
everything wore sonbre aspect. AT nall past
the darkness had 40 increased that person could
not see TO read in well-lighted room and think
ing that Luna had suddenly possessed the impu
dence TO stand before his imperial majesty, OLD
Sol, we searched our almanac through for the re
cord Of solar eclipse, but IN vain. At a quarter
before twelve, the whole heavens appeared as dark
~ midnight, except at the northwest, where, for
the space of 30 degrees in the horizon, extending
to point in the zenith, the appearance of 10.
nd flame, casting a dull golden tint upon every
object. Al fwelvs The heavens briQhfa cd .ouc-
more dense the ootnes OF the bluffs Immediately
IN the rear Of the town could not be seen. and IN
few minutes more the darkness of night oyerssread
The whole heavens, aud solemn gloom alone was
vslble. Lights were brought INTO requisition in
every part OF the village. The darkness was OF
short duration a slight fall of ram succeeded. the
heavens cleared away, and by foui O'Clock all was
neturnl and straight again. Prairie ds Csur IA
rat, NOv. o
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THE BURIAL or THE REMAINS.

From the bOstOh JUurusi. Utc ]
At half past o O'Clock this morning. the remains Of
DR. George Parkman we're removed from the Medical
College, In North Grove street TO his late residence
No & Walnut street. where the customary Protestant
funeral service performed by Rev. Ephraim Pea
body presence only OF the relatives and few OF the
Invited friends Of the deceased The remains were
then deposited In the Trinity Church cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

THg OFFICIAL RETuRr ELrcrIo~ The
following the official returns the State ticket o. tho
late election, a. declared by the State csnvAssers
a.. JUpicihIr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

this IL eli dare you for fear shall be killed
was one Of the men NJ East Cambridge took mis-
watch and going along tn" road that leeds TO
the long bridge to Boston, threw 1t over for fear
should be detected
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OeutIOer 9fQuCbtQ6Qf.
Nsabin9, Mdrs 7.

Benn mein pfifebsn bampft nnp slibt
lIno Oct 8autb bon Yldttern
Can't mir nm Die Slafe siett,
.! oann taufcb i6 nicbt nit G6ttern ,e. &c.
Gin frifcber Scrratb bon vOeutiebem
Nau6tabof," ," beitebeno ATS Ieibtsm 8andb:
tabaf, SO. l. Q uno 8, Iciebtem Sanatter,
SelnnobeitssSanatter, portobelIo, pcrto:
rico, 2SaIdbin9ton uno Sremer Sarinas, in
spaqueten bon pfunp, 1T 70 eben bon Sleu
port erbalten unp gum Sertauf i'm @tcbr
aber Der 9ruderei bes .,Secbatbters." Yrele
bis is Gents bas sDaquet.
llnIsre benhben <ancsleute, lppie Die sicb'
baber bonn autem Nauebtabaf ilberbaupt,
tperocn pclIe Scfrieoieuns fnpen weil Ite bic,
fen Sabaf beriudben. Hae Die i'm probirt ba,
ben perltbern nns oa6 es oer bette @tcf III
Die 3eit pamt gu pcrtreiben unS einmal reebt
heimatbllt gu fiblen.
Neaclns, ben 9. SlcDember.
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s a TIT e iDr g
&leibun9sz z@tabli6 6ement,
$50 62, Sf Nennifra6e.

Die unsebcuren 6efdbdfte meIebe setban
werosn in Jamsion beribmten SleiDer.
gtablllIement SO 62, Oltspennitra6e, finoen
ibres Glelhen niebt in Der SeI6ihte pes
&IelOsraG6afts. nSlt pas niebt fremoars
tis? QSie fonnt ibr es erflaren 2" frasen Die
9eute ale, baB SameIon's GtabliGement ale
Sd6dfte tbut, tpabreno anoere perqleithss
meile nur penis tbun?" 9as @ebcimni6
1T oies, ,penn lte ss uur tpIEten. 9ie Sbat,
fade 1T baB al biefem etabliGemente peber
Setrus nob 5umbu9 an9epanot niro, mir
Seben jebem Sunpen ben Dollen Bertb fir
1eim 8elo unb abUerteiien feline ibertrietene
DrabIere, nn bic &eute Su betrisen. 0ieIs
Sbatlaben Itnb NllclL bic bon ms fanfeu, e.
benlowobl bsfannt, ais uns Ielbit. QBir ba'
ben einen feften 9runbias i'm SeI6afte, Dem
Dublifum Secinsun9en ansubieten, ipeltbs
Inpere nibt anbieten fbnnen; Tim oisles 3ll
tbun taufen tpir Hnsebeuere Quantitdten Don
SItern su elmer 3eit nnD Derfaufen nit seln
fleinfen Drpft aMf nmlrrn Gcfen=Dreis.
SUIT poleneet oas bette 4Gortement Don mos
oisen Sleioern, tpelbes jemals an oieGem kes
rnbmten Sleioer'6 6anie er6fnet puree, in jes
nem 6tple aufscmaebt, Dsleber uns Seu 0iubm
seseten bat, oaB lpir Die bettsemaebten Rleis
per nno Die srt6te Eunofbaft in Der StaOt
baben.
Stcapina, Oetoter II. BIZ.
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NGiltp S3ieber

3ei9t feinen Srsunpeu uno bem putlifum it,
berbaupt gang sr9sbenif an, pas CT s6 BON nun
an ju fsinem @efbdfts MAIDEN miro ais N9snt
fur een Rauf uno Derfauf BON Sdus
fern 6aulotteu uno anoerem lieaenoen
Gi9entbum iu oiensn. @r miro itcb ebens
fails oamlt befaiIen &sloanleibsn auf quite Sis
6srbst anSuibafsn unO GsIo fit anoere 2sus
te fibsr ausSuleiben.
9urb meDrjdbri9e Grfabruna in dbnIibsn
Gelbdften 1T sr nit benfeIben psrtraut 9spors
Den unb bofft, bas sr i'm Stonce fsjn miro oiss
ielbsn sur pclsn 3ufriecenbst ;u beiOr9en.
perfcnen Die ibn nit Nuftrd9en bsebrsn moIs
len, ino9en entWeber an feinsm StObr, an Der
&ie9elbabn, oem Depot ae9snaber, ooer an fsi>
nsr wcbnun9 in Der Oifzpsnnlfrase, Sabsr'S
{9ptel 9e9enlbsr anrufsn.
Neabin9, Setember IL. bp.
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ellis, 81 c t [ 8.

Dr. .Dohm -. EttemIe's erprobtes nne
betes Sellmittel ftr Die tnnerlileben nno alls
fern 81 ellis (Silbens 4oer.)
0aHelte beltebt aus pilleM Dnlbsr nnb
Mrtur gum QDaIhen. 36enn es Dem bsises
fhaten 8sbrauctssette semdB srbrandt rpirD,
70 miro es mfeblbar srO6e grIeitbtcrnnS ses
ben nnb in furser 3eit cine poaitdnpise Eur
bsOreen, BET Shmer5sn oper Sei6en an cer
4uslseruna ober penn oer after berausbrinst
Sicle WlsnItbsn, rpenm fte Sebarfes ellen
oorr @tarfes trintsn, teecmmeR i'm 4fter
uno Sunbamsnt Gin Seibem welebes oureb's
Srasen 70 empfnolieb piro, oa6 man bernatb
nlcbt ftBen Fam, unb mebr 70 ipsnn man i'm
Bette ,parm miro. Golden rattle e6 einen
Sr(ucb nit bieicr MeriSin slt MAIDEN unb
fte rperben es nltt bereuenH 8. q. Rienle.
Saupt Office fit Oen 8erfanf bet cbiseu
Meei5in, BET u. pupelle, Glib 6te Srase,
Neapns, Ssrfs gauntp, spa. ..a'..a
prsiS ST, fir piaen, Pulpsr uao Bafb.
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Seltfate Granfbeiten.

Jeoer Fam feln eiSner Doftor fein
burh or. 8. 3. &ien(eps 6eilmittel fir al;
Ic peIltaten Srantbeiten, le mtssn aud fen
wle ite tpollen, fann i'm Ssbeimen cine Ucas
tcmmene Sur erIanst uno tepirtt wercen-
obne 5inperuib ces 8ei6afts coer gntbalts
lolnfelt i'm gfen oper 9rnfen neil bei Der
Weot3tn Sorihriften in oeutIcb unp enslis
lcbar 9pracbc ftno, Die allies 70 peutlib anaes
ben peroen, .pie man lttt bsbanoeln unt tbun
Ioa. 70 ba6 man i'll fur5er 3eit OolItpmmen
wtepCr ber9eitellt fcin miro.
John Z. Kienley, 8. 9.
6oupt: Office lei Il. puwelle, @dc 6n Ctr.
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Oefen! Oefen !! Sefen -!
Stes9roBte Soanolun9 tn psn Berei>
ut9ten Staaten.
Siu atae0 0lei1a.

SEQ. 233 Noro 3weite Strabe, ti6er Der
gSein, uno
$50. 348 n1orftfra6e, iiber ber lOten,
p pbiIoo elpbia,
Motto !-SIeine Yroftts II. fbnsas Berfdufs.
Derfbieoenbeit = 9urbau6 unlibsrtrcfsn
unb unibertrstflib.
nJitbeipe erbun9 - Slsibt weitfbr msii I'm
Jonter9runbs.
Qeir cFsrjren, unttr anberm fir Die 3sit
Den btrubmten dtbten empire Sob,
&onsp'6 Oetcnomif--sin nsu pcr5l9Ii6. Okn,
9ebranb's Ole Sul Sob6fsn,
Die DbiIaeelpber Quftoibhn,
ps ,nn oS5 aoibt", s5DS's neu uno f'bS"s p'uacr.
Die nsu NNuifer @Omplst, Grtssn, % DO.
Die Open Osfen DO DO.
Gin iplenbioes 9l0crtsmnt pcn Naoatcrs
fur parIcrs, Qew6bnIidbe GaoiatcrS, Quftoicbts
Oet'n fur Stobrs, 6allem Sirbsn &C. ,t. gu
;ablreicb su bsnsnnen.
pbIlobeIpbio, Ssptember 10. IS.
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SIS. mnb &. $. &eitn i,nr Gp.,
t1o. 3S f1oro fiInfte StraEe,

lEO. % IEOtV TH"Ttt oFt"BtT ~
esnfsn Die 2uflnsrfiamfsit ibrer Srsunos unb
oeS Yublifums ibsrbaupt, ouf ibr fplencio uno
neueS 2lGortsmsnt bon @atsrn fir 6ausbals
tunesn, bsifsbsnb aus WsGern uno Gabsln,@ss
unb Sbse'qofsIn, s6pfsn, SsiItln, @malirtsn
So6srn uno YreierpinssSsfeIn msffn9snsn
SsfIsln, Sh9slsifsn, qibtsriftden, sibtibsss
REM 9Satsrn, @baufsln unb 3an9en, Srats
unb Sadspfannen, SfilletS, Safssmhblen,
Sfeersn, @lpfen, Spiessln, Srcbs, gEaibH
&efes uno WarftsS Srbsn, @sosrsQSaarn &C.
mas ALE sn ben nsorisifsn prsisn psrfauft
msrbsn mirb.
Neabin9, Wdrs 7. bp.
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Bcbnung6- BerdnDerun9.
General &lei0erz ull0
&0ODe1t Sfpbr.

Der ltntsrfbriebsne benabribti9t ieinsSuns
ben unc eo6 publifum, cas er iensn au69es
oebntsn Slsrsrs uno Sappsns@tcbr Ysrls9t
bat nab gto, 100 ,Ofspennitrass, Pprofets,
ipilten Der 7tsn uno 8tsn Strase, sins Sbur
Siflib pon Saber's 6ctsl, 100 sr fcrtmdbrsnp
auf 6ano baltsn miro Elm 9rpsss, poblaus9es
fubtsS unb wcbl9emabts6 INortsmsnt BON
&lei6erm Die sr ;u ben mobIfelIifenDrsifsn
psrfaufen wirb. Vt sriubt abtune6poa ale ecu
ts, psIdbe quite oauerbafte &lsiosr BADEN mols
len, bsi ibm anjurufsmbspor lis fonitwo faufsn.
Dapio gepy.
&eabing, December ID. 3m.
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SSiiruser (! Ssiirn,er! sSsiirruerv

Sssiirnter ! SSiirmer! 9Siirmer!
Selt plelen Jabren babe lrb mid abacm0bt
cine DlsriB'n ausufertiscn, peltbe Die 1Blrs
mer aus bem Sorper Uertreibt uno sualeicb
anaenrbm fur Snoer unb grpaStleue III nebs
men 1T. Obne S,peifel babe i6 jeBt einen
foleben Hrtifel beraueacbratbt, weltter Elm
anssnebmerss unb ipirtiameres 6eilmtte( itf,
als irasno Gin QDurmmittcl Der Geaenport.
SSsr Fam nis e!snen $sioenDem lsbsu, ,peun
te talt ertranft weroen BON rcn du6erft piper.
fretrneen prdparatelL pelds 3un Sbei(
mob als boesit anseneRm 5u nsbmen anacs
prlelen perben. Or, apne, eer elm.
ciae giaentbdlnr.
es 1T audi ein fttherre Wittel aeaen llns
Oeroaul,bteit, OsrSortrnsn O1a9eu II {. 10.
arnuna; Oae dtbte lit in Uieredi.
gen Slatfben snfbalteh nit Or. Sipapne's
SilbntB auf Sem spapler.
Or. Smeyne's SarfaparilIa uno er.
3s tract bon GbeerpiIen.
mau ben,srfe, oa6 in oic(rm praparat af.
(e merisiniihen GisenIbaftcn bee Sariara.
rilla nnp Sbeerertraets permifdt init aneern
fhdBtarsH peaetatilifthcn @totfen entboIten
ftno incem Die aaf5e Eraft auf cine aau,
neus urt ertrabirt 1T, ", -
ltnabulid allen annfrn sDilleu perutiosbeu
biefe weoer &nciprm nod llebeitet, mabreup
0s 70 frdftia iup. ME nnr cine Wcni,im iein
tann, bic Scbcnfquellrn fdrfsn unp bic game
menIchlitbr 8citalt mit neuer &raft beIcten.
snDr- Spavnes 5oouptsOffics lit 90. JB.
efs Ssr stsn uns &atssStraBS pbiIaosIpbia.
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perfauft msrosn.
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bebatten Sebraueb b. ...
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Sohn Ootnm, Jleu StobrsRirebs.
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Seerse Slcin it,, 2lmitp.
Sobm b6fner, Sineina @prina.
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Samuel Wlcpre Staubsbura.
9ouman Serrltt, $anafttrpamln.
sei'ds uno Sla5e SrRbenstura.
San Weeb nnb >uemis, Spuelak.
2Sm Sii6er, 5eioelbera.
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S. Seleer, $auren3piIe.
Saeob 9reihIer, wasbinston.
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9. o. Soper Bopsrstaun.
8. D. 8bobes, 90
Samuel 9rsidblsr, 6ereforo.
Sapio @6uIs, DO
Ssnneplae 8risIsmer, Olep.
u. 81. glsaSer, 20
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oaccb Slein, Bern.
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81. s. Nbores, linionpiae.
9ie llnterf6rift bon 6eo. 10. Darefev
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collage elmer troen 8laltbe 5u fnoen Iein.
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