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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
Telegraph Company.

II gives us pleasure to insert the following
communication from Dr.. Mason, the Local III
rector of the Telegraph company. From the
pany is in better condition at present, than it
has been for some time; and that there IS
determination among a few OF our most iniln-
entail citizens, to make the enterprise success
full and permanent one. We hope this may
prove to be the case, few probably are pre-
pared to appreciate the loss our City would sus-
tain,w were we entirely deprived ofthe advantages,
which this line of valuable commune alton
affords. With the present Telegraph facilities
throughout the country, no Western Si'y OF the
size and Importance Of Dubuque, should be
" ithout connection. If the disposition and
desire are not general among our people to pre-
serve this lne there are three classes OF business
men, who can well afford to pay the necessary
and incidental expenses of the line. The Mer-
chants, the Land Warrant dealers and the Ex
change Brokers.
And we trust, rather than see it 60 down
they will lend helping hand.
Mr.. MERRIrr-
AS considerable interest is felt by poriion OF
our citizens in the welfare Of our Teleg-aphic
Line, inform you that, at the meeting o
stockholders held at the Telegraph Room yes
terday, nearly all present agreed to pay the
assessment of p per cent. on each share Ih'
Telegraph Stock bids fair TO become proilta
BILE investment, while at the same time 1t IS o
incalculable benefit to the business public.
The President says, in late communication
:. TO the subscriber ~Fc
"The prospect head is cheering. Th
4 Telegraph is now doing more business, ant
receiving more money than it ever has before
/ have not only paid all the extraordinaf.
4 expenses which have been incurred from tn
prostraton of every thing last season, but hav
paid between 500 and 1000 dollars of our mos
! pressing debts, purchased and paid for two ne'
instruments, and horse and Wagon for III
use Of our repairers.'
T. MASON,
s. Local Director
I Tuesday Jnly 90, 1852.
-. l.. ~ hrr4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

GIpslEs-The Rochester, n. T., papers an
nounco the arrival in that vicinity of tribe OF
gipsies They are distinguished OF the Wild
freedom which cilaracterizes the race, and their
horses, dogs and foxes lie down together, un-
chained and uncurbed, in imitation of the per-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
Harmonious yyhsggery.

As an other, and one of the most striking and
alarming exhibitions of the present condition OF
The whig party, we give below tie Card OF
Messrs Stephens, Foulkner, Brooke, White,
Abercrombie, 'Toombs, Johnson, Gentry and
Williams.
This important proclamation, indicates STATE
Of hostility to Gen, Scott in the South, winch
no future efforts will be able to reconcile This,
together with the disaffection in the East, viii
be likely to leave the General, far in the rear,
in the great civil fight which is to come off in
November
There are too many fires an the rear, and b's
columns are too open and scattered, tor the
General to achieve a victory in the coming con
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
NJ. 7. GEN FRY, m.
e. Il. WILLIAMS, Tenn

DrDuQcE We spent day lat week very
pl stnt!y. in seeing OF tht ehl~cts OF n
tele>t in and abnnl our ncghhor over the
Mississippi. We noiced, as every stranger must
the home!.kn appearance OF the t'wu. The
proportion Of elegant dwellings, is greater
in Dubuque than in any other p.aca have
se"n West Every one who can commind
neans purchase a lot and spare no expens, II
making a hume This imparts rural appearance
TO the town, which consider among is chief
attr ic ions We do net wonder hat many pre-
'erring the enioyments Of domestic and social
lf. 10 the whit and rush of business are induced
to settle t.sele.
The Hotels of Dubuque are equally atirac:ive
TIE NAPLES II ,use, IN lis su npiu ms table
elegantly furnished apartments aud the polite
attentions OF its landlord, Mr.. Jackson, is not
0 en- e, cellsd. For Homes and H,,els we
,om enced Dubuque to the notice of Gal-ni-
MS As worthy Of emulation. Ga.ena Gazette.
IL Is officially announced in the National In
| .eiitgencer that NJ de Sartiges, the FTenc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

DEATH OF Bishop GApspEN.-Ihe hlTht
Rev Christopher Edwards Gadsden, ID d. OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, and Bishop OF
the Diocese of South Carolina, died in Charles
toa on Thursday last He was sixty eighty
of arc. He was a native of Charleston, and n
c!assmatc in Yale College of John {. Calhoun.
The funeral, which was attended by large con-
course of citizens, took place on Friday afer-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

The weather continues so warm, That we
heard Of butter in market yesterday selling by
the quart Wonder if Jessie and Charlie did
not propagate the story, as an excuse Tor not
taking the stump any more
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

THE ExTRADITIoS CAsE.-'The case OF Mar
tin an lrishman, claimed in New York by the
English Government, under the provisions OF
the Ashburton treaty, is causing considerable
excitement tits anticipated that should the
decision of the Commissioner be against the
prisoner, an attempt will be made to rescue
him.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
Observation-Disclosures

Easte,M-Arnves daily, except Monday, by 6 r. N.
Departs dail except Sunday, at An.
Soafherr bu Nnsea,iae aad 7adrec-Anrves daily, ex-
ce Monday, by Departs daily, except Sunday, by
8 \. N.
Tara C;tp-Arrvcs Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday,
49, ~ Departs Monday Wednesday and Friday, NJ,
Dacrs,syf, by Beirae-Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, by Departs Monday, "Wednesday &
FRIDAY, by 5 a NJ.
t;rAarile-Arrlves Wednesday and Saturday by r NJ.
dsrarts Monday and Thursday by An
ffaterine bv tos-Arives Tuesday and Saturday by
ST. n DEPARTS Monday and Friday by 8 AN
Fort .aikinsos-Arrives Saturday by sr. NJ. Departs
wednesdayby AN.
Maseatiae by Caaton-Arrives Wednesday by G PM
departs Thursday by A..
iseisi-Arrives Tuesday BY N. Departs w Wednesday
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
TY or DUBUQUE, IOWA, July 3 s. 1852.
MURDER

We learn from Mr.. Fl. B. Thompson. that a
man If the name of Godfrey, residing IA, ST.
Paul, shot his wife day or two since. She
died a fe W moments after receiving the contents
of The gan The mnscrcant escaped, and l.
supposed to be pruwling about the river some
where between this ard ST Paul, watching an
opportunity to get aboard of a boat. H.. is re-
presented as small, thin, gallows faced sc"un-
drel, who will be bard to take The Sh riff Of
St. Paul is after hi,,, and W" hope may speedl-
ly overtake him. a thing in the shap. of man
who would deliberately shoot his own wife
down, deserves M quarter at the hands Of his
fellow men Put the blood hound, after him,
and scent out his hiding place.
~ Mr. William E. L"fiingwell, one IF the
Democratic candidates for Presidential Elector,
will address the Democracy of Dubuque city
and county, at the Court House in this city, on
Saturday, a, 2 o'clock PM.
The occasion is an important one, Mr.. H. Is
a popular speaker, and we hope there will be ii
general turn out
Attend the meeting, Democrats, and have
your faith renewed and if you have any Whig
ncgnbors, who are open to conviction, and feel
concerned about their political salvation, bring
them along We will labor with them, and
endeavor to administer to their good III who
are out of the ark Of safety, should feel the i'm
por,ance Of this call.
FACTS FOR VoTERs Let voters bearn mind
that the Census Board, at its late session,
reduced the State tax from three TO one and a
half mills This is the eff ct Of making every
man swear to the list Of his property, under the
New Revenue Law.
Let them bear in mind, that it is an Ell tire
mistake, that they are obliged to swear to the
value Of their property. No such thing is con
tempated in the Code.
Let every voter bear mind too, that under
the new county organization, over three thou
sand dollars per year is saved to the people o.
this county, and that ever thirty-iive hundred
dollars, has been saved to the county of Lee,
while other populous counties in the State,
have reaped similar advantage.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

20 We see by an advertisement, in Tuesday S
Herald, that the editor of the Spike has lost his
subscription list. Whoever chances to lind It,
we trust will do him the favor to return it, as 1t
is serious loss to him and would be no gain to
any one else
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

~ The editor of the Spike, in his last issue
complains OF us for not having raised tie na'ne
of Lincoln Clark, when our paper was before
the people with that gentlcman's name in It,
This shows to what extremities our enemies
viii! go
ERROR CoHRFcrED-In our editorial on
Tuesday, upon the whig ratification meeting, we
conveyed an impression, that the Land offices
in this City, were closed during the session OF
that meeting. What we uttered was founded
upon the statement Of three ofour most respec-
table citizens Judge Hamilton informs us, that
IL was an entire inistake-that the offices were
correction,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
INN. nr. NIcDANELD.

OEce Bank Rom, Main Street, euer B. j..
OHalioran'S Store,
CTILL continues in receipt ofBOUNTY WARRANTS
y of all slzcs which he will sell for cash, locate on
time on very reasonable TERMS pays taxes, examines IL
Ties nrepares instruments of writing, purchases and sells
real estate and will give any information relative TO any
lands in the Dubuque Land District, which he
nenIy able to do having acted as Surveyor within the
District for many years. Letters addressed to me- Post
Paid or unpaid will receive prompt attention Oct 2st
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

O'Connor atias the sen!ightened lrishmaa,
has fizzcd out at the small end, IN the esti'na-
ton of the decency.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
Earie Point Ferry.

THOR crossing Wagon and pair Of Horses with load
and driver, from the east side Of the river, Fifty
cents will be charged. Each additional pair Of horses or
oxen, twenty five cents.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
Rem. M. SanllleIs.

Ben. M. SamUciS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY.
vYYI attend to all business entrusted to his care, ir
wv Dubuque and the surrounding Counties.
ar He has on hand Land Warrants to be sold tor cash
or located on time.
Office at No. /, over O'Halloran's store, Main ST.
Dubuque, Iowa.
April 9,lS52. lyy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

A. K EATON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DELHI, DELAWARE COUNTY, IOWA
July l8, lS49. 46 -Iy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
+. V. GOODRICH

Waples Hosse Corner Stare, on Nam street.
YyTUOLESALE and Retail dealer in Dry Goods Gro
w ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes
SC &c April 80, 1851. If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

Who,esdle and Retail Dealer in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS, &c.
No. g. Globe Buildings, Main street, Dubuque, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

Arrangements were bring made at NV Or
leans fer giving publlc dnuer to } S. Thrash
er.
The = 5 slnop Of war Lercnt. Com'nandci
Usher, sailed from Nof,Ik yesterday Tor the
Mediterranean
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HEsMPsTEAD g. BURT.
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELORS At Law. AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY-DUboSuE IOWA
WILL. practice in the District Courts OF the jun
| w cial Districts aud in the Supreme Court.
/ a~yOFFICE in the Yellow Brick Building, near Spanl
| ding's Book Store, on Main street.
1 Sept. 5, lSi9-lly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

There is no country Of which anything is
kunwn flia-nnrs sucl rrcat-6G 1nsial
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
I.aCicdc House,
PRESSEL & ALLYN, PRoPRIEToRs,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

1""Es,
JOHN HiL IL,
ARCHITECT IND BUILDER,
rORNER OF Locust and Sixth streets, Duhuquef
- Iowa. would Specfuy inform his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared 10 execute amy pro
essonal duties that he intrusted to hIl Parcu-
.ar attention given Designs and building Drawings
with all their details and specifications on the mostrea
sonable terms
Nov. S.-dNwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

III officially announced in the National In
.eii,gencer that NJ. de Sartiges, the FTenc
Minister. has not been recalled.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28

The river i. very low at present, bu, naviga
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
PETER NAPLES,

CORNER OF FOURTH AND LOG ST STREETS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Sr. SSTGac .. WSuun's
SOdB6are OtcDttincl1.
UuQuh Is.

Ios Vubtum ruirO nit TrSuoCn Nir Runtr pcrnCb:
men, boB cntllb Gin ircSiite6 oClntd cntoGdt wurot
fir iGuC tSltile unb Qu6ttnoc @Shmrpc, ben blnueu
0uitcu,-sjn Niittt rptlht6 cCnfsttcn auf Die Stuf
elmer otpStnhe 8crtiItun9 btrnbmttrt unb in bts
6 I9cthcn pclltcmmcn turrt, in alien SaNtu nc ric
Nnptur0tn tcfctt rrctetr, GS rctttt i'm c Qin;tttb
aus coz ujtht bic aernqe 1ttlcn in pals cpcr eun9s
urUdtttttt curtrn ollt Sr0oue rein thitt9 unb 0un0
hittllt. D(t 9Icrijln III burb Or. Munn in itincr
pripot:QrorS init ic 0rrRtm @rcI1 NCtroutht rrrrtn
UNI bat c rtt ausacjthncc Rurcn btpirtt e0B CT ith
cnblciitn bat ouf hcn brir0crcCn 2Turib lntr Srt:
ec uno Sccr Die nclcn oCittrdfc crfnbrIn hatru cs
gum orQtmttncn Getroub rrr ros gutufum IL triu;
~. 0o'"rn IA sim rrytmdftg 0cplcdcr 2rSt unb
httlt hcn fit mebr 0t5 ;ronjig SOhrcn liuc 0anjt
NufnufilmtCit urGrntott unp ausihlitf(ith ouf cine
ou50CeGhntI unr Crfcl9rriche Yrors Nritbht. IS
mccjiniibe Totuttit hat ltbcu fit SObrtn rrotbu6
nab Cinem 9Nitttt fir rc bdhpuljc uuo oft oirett
cetr tnoirttt SrttbC @ptrrmtE 9tcrht-srt fcl9GntE
ScwguiHc Gurcr Sfatfbaru
uuo 9tfauutcn, rUtIcbt cas gltiltd crrrCtt ba6en.
Goiitu, Oft Is, 1851.
or. Siadt q. Ntunn: 2Scrfbcr lhcrr-Sd batc SIRE
MeStin az cinCm ntcncr SirSCr Hebralibt weldlcs
w1brenn Stm tePten CONNER beftt3 ronl taurn hr,
tund 0nc nIciuc GrmGrtunGcn utcrtrdE Der 6ufcu
MAR Gicid ieurit 9cbotEn, edG ts nnr nod elmer ae'
trdmp0rtiue 9bntdttcr scr Srantbcit rcrpr fid
fat GuICubittli, unn in rtpN6 2Scdeu pont icNinn
SCr SrNnTbfit unS SSpdcn nndb SCr erRCn 9lu,pCr,
runl Scs Ntttcls mar Der Gn0ps 0cillnp. sd fam
tecndlf bcitl1c S0s nidt etc NertnNcn bGieu gFtt,
funIcn turudtItcbcnI lcnScrn Der Snate III itt6cm
ppUfpnlnlcr 1eiuno. Sd pctrahte SbrC IGcSi,iu ais
cue cbr tbaBtdre unb ocbr ibr erebatt 0rrnc ncin
Seu0rf. Der tl0ur lNuitcu mar bcic Sdtrs;ctt hicr
tprcmiii uuo idb wCie pictcu @itcrn eic Sicics
NittCl an thrcn Sinrcrr 9ctrnu6btcu tnh I'D, ii6cr
rinr prpnipte &StrfGnI trcutcn ergctcnt SIR
Il. 8. Secocr.
Gnfou, Oft 22, 1851.
SSir baten Or. 9tunn's J6uftnprup mGbrcllS sem
lcRtcn &pnlluCr in ltnieru SRnliicn 1Ctraudlt uuS
imar nit rCm tcltcu @rfpd; uub mir dctcu NIT Srci
ecu unler StudnR ;u etltn @mnitcu, nScm mir gtle
ppnN brttltifimeiL mas Pr. HErber in fsnem ptilcn
9;rcfe ildt '0'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Sr. 81 tn'S
SrpnDttlfDcr QnnaensSurttp
TUr plt ptlun9 rcn
Suitsn, SeredItunsen, BrCnditifds Qus
iRhrunn, Il. NJ.

Iul pt IDtUVHg VcW
Suitenr SertdItuugen, Srcntitilte aus.
Sebrun9, Il. (. NJ.
DicTtr trrnbjtifth pulmtnifhe (cor Stirtnapeia.)
Sprup IN otn Gjtlhmod on9tnrbm. ptrurIatbt Etttn
lltestittn uno feline Switbc, uno rcd pSrtrtibt CT
Suittn, @rtatmu9cu in 8tpf uno an brn euueen,
octrttt, 8rcnthitt, !SGlScoen Qitthma, etc. Gr III
Ihcn pcu iounorttn 9tncmncn Iprrccn uno traud)t
nur bctonnt gu fin um 9itbdet Su pcrhcn. Die Bccts
abtcneen ia9cn, eaR elm gutts 9ruiirSnaunasmittGl
ctn @rfNecrnR ci uno bics, OILS eas 9P[nttat abrc.
tapaer Secbatbtun9, miro nun pcraC6raCbt un cen
Wan9sl Su srfe,n. = eeftt icScnors 5cuoni6
SIC. $50 S2ots StreFc, philadelphia,
Sttcbtr 20, 1851.
Da i'd ncutIh ron elmer bsfti9tn @ertdlmna. 6ulten
uno Yruitfhutr3 tcfaltn purrr, licF itb MIDI ptrtsn
cineu @rutb init Or. Olunn's 6rcntbitiIbem eunaens
Sprup aniuElIrn, uno init &srand9cn fam itb a9sn,
ca9 eer Gebroub cner eiusaen Qce mir cine raoisale
uro 9dnabc einocrun0 perlhafIte GtlpShnlitb uaren
ost GnfilIe ron @ertdtin9 unb 6ulfcu pcu trubdla;
mrr uno onbahneSr Rotur; abtr meiue neuliht 6cncs
fnn9 par c unerpart ldntI, ta6 itt nht umbin fam
e nen febr rcriG0ibsn uno fhdetaren 9Rittd ocs Dr.
dunn ju;uIbrei6tn Stb bate oucb Gjccocnbe oeIIen
pcrid9bt lHtrfun9 an Gneern ;i bectatbtIn uuo ebe
oobtr nitht on, cs als mtnt aulrihtioe 9Icuuno ;u
9eben roB eefer Sprup cine Oct brin SRroi,inen ftr
art IT, wdbS il oor oas gutIitum qctradbt purcc.-
eot oe Rranttn osnidbcn nur prloben, uno id fdbte
Gbtseu9t eaR iie nidDt actiutht ptroen.
6 SS. Sitter,
Talicr an Der eutb. Ct gRaitbdustirthe, 0iop Ct,
spifhen Rots uno @int uno g. uno A., Qbilae.
ND.-9lcti ctiaer mscijin bat DR. s0aun audi Gin
Mittcl 9e9rn GcphbmSrscn, 0curalsia, -stt.-peltbc
uctb frlatn wereen.
0-a babeu tein grtgsn uub aleincn i'm Sud3s
ftcbr oes QyatriCteH, In aasutom.
Rttntr 4, 1851. ns-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Sbome0s SpffsstGsst,


Otietbfaq .Saltsr III 9lllentnWn,
grgrcifet eiefc GcIcgsntstt feincn Sreun'
ocn, olten Runeen uno cem pubItfum ntee'
baupt bic Gnssiae su maiden, ene rr eas
Otictbffau- GcTcDGft
nun auf ftine nurini9s Rednuns, an erm
ndmIihen S,t mo es frhber eurb 5Offmen
unc Rrdmer bttrisben wulee. betreibt. dllipO
er bereit in olIe Die ibn nit ibrer Runofdafi
bu hcebren munfhen Su befrieegCn.
Scin Stall III 9s9enwdrti9 NIT rsn oFcs
beEcn uno
SiebcrIfcn 9yfcrScn
aefiGf = nir9enes fnb bcfsre Su fntsn.--
Seine SubBeuge lino ebenfolls ipie man liz
nur wunftsn fam, uno begreifen iece Nrt
pon ben fein7sn uuo fttdeboriien biz Su
Srubt Mdgsn bsrob in Iitb. Quh bdIt CT
immer sum Uusleibtn cher Sum Yorticn
uab BefimmHngs Yldecn auSiufdttfr
Won ben brl7en
SmnibuNen rIub Carriages,
In feinem @fobIiftmrnt. &urS in ousr une
iecer Sinhoht ibcrtrifft fein StaGl aue nnoers
in bisfer gonien umgc9sno. uno ncbenesm
fino feline preife nur ganS billig- gang be-
lCneers ftueen eS partten, Die cine euiirdit
MAIDEN molten, iu ibrem 8OrtteiI menn iit
bel ibm anfprebrn.
SIR beteit5 gsncfrnc unter0ttuua flafts'
er fsinen Srsunocn un9cbCudcIIcn 0anf ob,
tittet um cine Sortoauer esrfclten, uno az
psnft eurh phnFtIide Utmartung fciuer 8e'
fhdfte, CUTE uno fihere pferce, uns biitqs
preiTe, fline &uncf9oft nod TIM pieICs tu
ermsitern.
&0pm0s Nrfmnn.
QuQuf Is. nqbt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Stptt's GDtDzS Stl
SSanriticn Eminent,

sin trdfti9es Mittst fur Gle fdneue Stitun9
pcn Hbeum mattsmus, Srrrcnfuu9, Suet'
fbuuoen, Ropfmsb. 3abureb, Stmcr'
sen in Seite cocr &uten, S6mdte in
@elenfen uno MusfeIu. Sbwsuunaen,
uno auc Sale weId,e Gin MitteI sur Gin
eeruu9 uno ScIcbuu9 bcourfcn. aud III
IS cine lidere Sur fur Sidubca, &rompf
uno GcIlt in Den meiitcn Sdtlen, uno
biet ocer mileert Qfbma uno SrouhI'
tis. wenn fol6es i'm grrtib ir9eno elmer
Weoisin III.
or.-9aucrn uno pftrSc Gioner botsn Gtttt'$ S7rtbS
ot;ihfIs aetrautht uno fanotu cS Gin uutGtrtrCfbcs
sIittI ocacn Rtibunaen, Scrrcutun9cu, SuSihunaCn,
Gpatb, ites grt Gtthputt uno ole cuiti9t Sthdoen
bitfr pcrtbpcIcn 9bjtrc, 100 Gin Giulibuu9snitteI
a-aerpanet ptrocn fam.
Gscttr RctbSl rro ,uttrtitet turtb ciucr pratcbrr
Gbemlfsn UNI CSraouiteu res philadelphia GcltQiunls
Der pbarmoeis. uno ooutt eos in allen Hdllcn, in
bencn Cs ots cin NJttt on9rothn wirr, roIdte roth
ieocr aebSr9n Qnnnoun9 al 9cmsln 3ufrtIoubCt 9eten
rpiro SIS III cine pe1ctabihe 5uperetun9 ocn ourb9dn:
oia asir Strait uno otbtt ron allen trd9cn uno her6Gn
ardutsrtbcsn ip,ibes nit onoeru sininrrts ntht Der
TnI III. 92ir tcnnten pits 3euanilIs prn 5citunacn,
erren uno Daen nsr bShitcn 8cptttabilltdt publIi:
ten lhe nisr 0Jeerin in tbrtn et9tncn 6nmtGu ats
trauhtn uuo ft bcllinei9 auocrn anratben; abtr mir
balteu es fir unrStba Dem SClt eiCltr G9sno Bug:
nift aus ecr Germs rcrsuls3en.
Sclaenos banoasFrmtn in attba Gaunn Fno as
1aeutin fdr Strtt's 8ctbSt an9ttstIt:
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