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A pale and puny creature,

A pale and puny creature,
In rags and dirt forlorn;
What could she want? questioned,
Impatient TO be gone.
With trembling voice she answered,
"We live just down the street,
And nanny she's dyin',
And we've nothing left to eat
Down in a wretched BASEMENT
With mould upon the walls,
Through whose half buried windows
Gods sunshine never falls;
Where cold, and want, and hunger,
Crouched near her as she lay,
found fellow creature,
Gasping her life away,
A chair, broken table,
A bed of dirty straw,
A hearth all dark and cherries
But these 1 scarcely saw;
For the mournfnl sight before me,
The sad and sick'ning show
Oh, never had pictured
A scene so full of woe
The famished and the naked,
The babes that pinned for bread,
The squalid group that huddled
Around the dying bed;
All this distress and sorrow
Should be in lands atar -
Was suddenly transplanted
70" Borroboola Gha"s
All, no. the poor and wretched
We're close behind the door,
And had passed them needless
A thousand times before.
Alas for the cold and hungry,
That met me every day,
" lille all my tears were given
To the suffering far away!
There's work enough for Christians
In dis ant lands, we know;
Our Lord commands his servants
Through all the world to go.
MOI only for tho heather;
This was his charge to them
$50, preach the word, beginning
First at Jerusalem
o! Christian, God has promised
Whoe'er to thee has given
A cup of pure cold water,
Shall find reward in heaven.
Would you secure the blessing,
You need not seek it far;
Go, find in yonder howell
A "Borroboola Cha"
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House Paper.

A LARGE assortment of and beautiful patterns o
II House Paper. Common medium satin and gold,-com
velvet and gold borders More opening and for sal
by 90 SAWYER a. MAG0UN.
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and wrappers containing Certificates, among which are
those Of
Rev Dr. Lyman Beecher, Boston, late President of Lane
Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Chocolate Bev. Dr.
Leonard Woods Abbott Prof of Theology in Andover The
illogical Seminary Mass-IIon. Daniel p. Thompson, Sec
rotary of of Yemon-N f. Williams, Esq., formerly
Collector Of the Port of Baltimore Md Rev Josiah Lch
Philadelphia, Pa.,-and many others.
How esteemed by Physcians.-JOHN A. BERRY, NJ.
D., Saco, Me-, says During practice of twenty years,
have used all the popular remedies for Coughs and
well satisfied that your We etable Pulmonary Balsam is
best and hope will be better known and more generally
used"
u Beware of CoUnterfeits aud Hnitdtions!!
Enquire for the article by its Whole Name,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER Il CO., Druggists,
SO India street. Boston, Mass and sold by Apothecaries
and Country Merchants generally Price New Style large
bottles, containing nearly four times the quantity of the
small, 81. Old Style, small bottles, 30 cents
For sale in Bath by A. @. PAGE.
H. IL. HAY, Portland, General Agent for Me. 6m25
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

no those who contemplate burning coal cook with
L would say that the only for burning coal
with economy, convenience aud perfect satisfaction,
the Emperor Airtighf for sale only by the subscriber
Call and e. anime. IL l. CHAMBERLAIN
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D0RT0 RICO, Powdered and Crushed and Coffee Crushed
Sugars st Domingo Central America and Java Coees,
for sale by Nj. r. GANSETT-
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.

warranted ofthe best quality which will be sold as low
can be bought in this CITY,
Bath, May 2 1854. 1v46
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Young America-Wide Awake.
JUST call in at the store T. s. FISHER where can
get Just the Hat you at bargain He has Just
received rare stock
Sept. 26, 1854. Is
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The great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES

Containing neither Prussic Icid,
Tartar Emetie, nor any other delete
ri0Hs drug. Extensively used, tested
and approved in New England, Cana
da, and the British Provinces during a
period Of THIRTY YEARS by Emil
HeHL Physicians, Ciergymen, Pro-
fessors ofCoHeges, Theological Sem
iHaries, Scientific aud Distinguished
Pnhlic Men-anl. In fact b. all clas-
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers. sc.

lust received, large and extensive assortment Of
y Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c, which offer at the
lowest mandatory prices hese fixtures are from the
best anulactory, and all warranted Please call
and examine. 5. W. HEATH d co.
Bath. June 4. 81
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Music.
Sugar and Coffee,

A LOT of" Shakers" Spinning Wheels, for sale by
\ Aug. s, 1854. NJ. +. GANNETT.
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WILSON. FAIRBANK & CO.,

Sole Proprietors Nos. 10 As Hanover Street. Boston
Wholesale agents for Name, DINSMOOR d son.
Skovhegan
u Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city
and country. o6m22
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READ THE TESTIMONY OF THOSE WHO u,vE
USED IT.
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DIR. C0NINE'S SYRUP
Ginseng and Malva.

Ginseng ana MalVa.
THIS Comp ound, now established IN universal favor
by it, great and Acknowledged merit Is used in every
Family, and commended BY an physicians. This
medicine Is based upon recipe procured in China ~
Dr. ~oNISE, the celebrated oriental traveller Its won
deriu properties for Purifying IN Blood and in all com
plants OF Bilious character, every where ackuow
edged. For
Inflammation Of the Lungs,
Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis ard every disease Of the
vital organs, this great remedy is without PARALLEL
For
Coughs, Group, Whooping-Cough,
and all Diseases of the hroa il is sure and prompt
1t possesses the remarkable powef Of Dssolvng
Loosenng and Removing, downwards all phegm thai
obsruct the throat, and is without question Ma
lures most pote remedy for
CONSUMPTION,
and all diseases that arise from Coughs and neglected
Colds. IL has cured Canker Salt Rheum, Erysipelas
and Scrofua-dsea>es which have defed the power Of
other medicines have yielded this. II is pleasant and
palatahle, as
Restorer Of Appetite,
it stands mrivalled. 1t has never been equaled as
Dyspepfic Remedy,
and for Irritation Of the Nerves. Lowness OF Spirits or
Headache. is a
The interesting history Of the Ginseng, &C. be had
in pamphlets, gratis. he Compound is contain in
QUART BOTTLES.
One Dollar per Botte-Six Bottles for $500.
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IL WOOL silk and Wool and Cotton and Wool, q al
n shades, received by u 4. dlLMAN-
Oct. IL.
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or g:fEnse.
/" Borroboola Cha. "
A stranger preached last Sunday.

A stranger preached last Sunday,
And crowds of people came,
To hear two-hour sermon
With barbarous sounding name
Twas all about some heathens,
Thousands Of miles afar,
Who live in land of darkness,
Called Borroboola Cha"
So well their wants he pictured,
That when the plates were passed,
Each listener felt his pockets,
And goodly sums were cast.
For all must lend a shoulder
To push the rolling car
That carries light and comfort
"Borroboola Cha"
That night their wants and sorrows
Lay heavy on my SOUL
And deep in meditation
took my morning strel;
Till something caught my mantle
With eager grasp and wild.
And looking down with wonder,
saw little child.
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Childrens' Fancy Hats.
A NEW stock just opened and for sale at
II Sept. is, 1854. Is L. s. FISHERS
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PURIFICATIoN OF THE BLOOD,

islNEb ANU hAIibAN"
The Citizens oi tbs uuiou -ufcr much from disorders
OF the Liver and stomach scarcely any nee rom the
mhuuEce 81 these destructive IN dies, hence life
Last Thc lar SEA, perhaps the handsome in tbs
World, certain period When distressing 20 say
many loose their teeth nd good looks while yet IN the
heyday of lille, such sad evils may be necuAlly Ieme
died by continually Accepting the blood pure, and the
Liver and stomach IN healthy action, when life will
How smoothly. and resemble Hnts eongeniA cline,
where IN eternal spring appears TO reign As II regards
the preservation Of the human Frame and the Duration
Of life, much may be Effected and say ieaTlessly thar
health and life be prolonged for many years beyond
their ordinary limits, II Hulloway's Pills are taken To
purify the blood according to the rules laid down for
health contained in the directions which accom- any
box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF
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Boots and Shoes

DEPAIRED to order, by L. S. FISHET
II Oct. 8.
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Ladies', Cloths. .

NHOICE articles, cheaper than ever, byJ. r GILMAN
" Dec. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-10

In the wen knswn Hru Of Messrs Jacques Myers Co.,
brokers' had been discovered defautsr to the ex
tent Of about 60 0C0 Tho delinquent, whose name Is
Buimer IL respectable looking elderly man. Of gentle
manly department He has held the Office OF ca iiee TO
the above firm for more than thirty years, over thu
greater portion o. which time the alleged pecuAh ms are
SAID 10 have been spread The matter undergoing the
srictes investigation and VIII no doubt be laid before
the public In few days in Judicial form.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Friday evening Nov. 23-The
Engsh funds opened with armness this morning At the
hnal QUOTATIONS. Of yesterday and for short time exhib
tied tendency 70 further impro ement but ultimately
gradual decline took place, toe market closing with
appearance Of duness Consols for money
first quoted $50 to u, whence they advanced to 8SS
Several sales then effected and relapse took place
December they closed at $50 to ~ but after regular
hours transactions entered into at further decline
OF eighth The OF sales in the absence OF
any announcement tending TO confirm the reports circu
la cd curing the past day two of and important
political the principal OF the
action coupled with less favorable appearance Of the
continental exchanges.
In the stock exchange TO day there less demand
for money and the payment of the instalmeut the
Torthh Loan passed OF WE'LL the large advances made
yesterday by the Bank Of England estimated at about
f6C0 000 having greatly mga,ed the pressure. In the
disc )unt marke, nothing Is done under the bank mini
mom rates.
Foreign securities we'll supported Ia the early
hours OF business but took place.
owing to the change In the consol market.
The closing the Paris bourse this evening
66f Soc. for both money and account showing de-
cline of an eighth par cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-10
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC ORGAN SMELLS A
RAT.
From the Frederick (Md Union.I
THE PROGRAMME ron 1856.

1--WE PROFOUND II a. the fundamsn al principle Of
free touching the eenet conduct Of affair.
guess and each stsr Its electors according t. the ind
yeux views the peculiar interests, and the patriotic
impules OF the voters
The above proposition from Mr.. Winter Davis
pamphlet on the Know Nothing party, contains, we
believe the very germ OF their organization. and the
only plan OF action on which they can pretend 70
make fight In '56. And the plan, we are con-
strained TO say. displays degree Of political saga
city urdiluted By political principle, much more
creditabe 10 the keen OF the leaders for oiice
than their stannchness In prospect Of truth OF con-
followers. are aware that there Ia no enc position
occupied by either Of them. which is stand point
for their new party. The spectacle delighting the
vision Of the observer through the Know Nothing
ancy Of ts colors, than by the astonishing variety
Of its shapes. Now II II tinged with the cerulea1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-10

mCCfaf. Bit ne ncontinently aspires 10 the throne
II oil the Jacksons. His audacity Is truly brilliant
However, this Ii no particular concern OF II
the democratic party choose t. heed his preposteroas
clhirs prcpostef, us urged, and 10 seal his ates
sl, with their choicest fayors. we shall not com
plain. Let them do II. by all means.
But his qualifications Tor the position to which he
aslires or his lack OF them, is matter OF general
interest. We think we do not underrate Nr. Wises
abilities when pronounce him cogent and bril-.
liant debater, and nothing more. There Is hardly
notable man in the Union more strangely deficient In
the essential qualities Of a statesman. lie has not
The FIRST statesmanlike quality. His ackDo gledsed
.eiectual versatility IL but the reflex OF his moral
instability. He Ia a perfect chameleon. Every
breath he draws mpels fresh shade ~ the surface.
His opinions sentiments, feelings, the very tissues
OF his nature. change ~ mvoluntarly as weather
Geek, and faster than the hues Of a dying dolphin.
He II peryese, FESTIVE. eaprcious, bet beaded. tur-
bulent ungovernabe. He u sort 81 fantastic cross
ietwcen the shrew and the harlequin. monkey
In a china chop would not be more alarmngly on. OF
place than Henry A. Wise In the Presidential chair,
at the present crisis. The idea Of placing him up
there II not only absurd but hairbrained. He would
be Ike Phaeton graspng the reins OF the hame.
breathing needs Of the Sun. The country would
have bitter cause 10 invoke the thnnderboIt OF
Jupiter
lei Phaeton release the unwary sun-god from this
oath. Let the orator stick ~ his stump Mr. Wise
Ia very splendid hasaueucr. but craftsmanship II
not his FORTE The Presidency, " he could reach w.
would extinguish him. without elevation or con-
s'sncy Of purpose without sefcoD,rol, without poll
teal sagacity. without just arpre laton oi mel or
afisr without Judgment. entity. propriety, and
with fiery pfeIndices running not through the most
mefcIIi ~ natures, the result could only De con
spicuous and pitiful failure Lord Bacon. comment
ing on the well known saying OF Themi-tocles, de-
clarcs that there two great elias &c Of men that
deal in business Of State" those which can make
small state great ard yet cannot fiddle; and those
that can fiddle very cunningy, but yet are 80 far
from being able 70 mike small State great M their
gift lieth the other way, " bring great and nour.
| iShinr State 10 ruin and dprnyu With every no
spect for Mr.. Wbe's real abilities we think BE- be.
longs essentially 70 the latter class Unlike Themis
tocies, lie fiddle. but he never can make small
] town great city.
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SEWARD USED UP.
(Fr0m the New Orleans Pa, ,


II ever an aspiring candidate bcheld his budding
honors cropped close In night William II. Sc ward
Is the man. His fate is absolutely udicrous. From
Il huge hobgobn, whose mime was used 70 frichten
the South, be has become AZ harmless "a sucking
dove. His inference Is annihilated his name sharn
OF it's weight; be has become little better than ds
appointed trickster and defeated demsgogue The
capital con mitted by Sc ward was the common
mistake OF mediocrity which Is too apt to under
value popular honesty and intelligence. lie ina.
pired that the people Of the North. because they
dslked slavery, could be induced to organize them
selves into party with no other object than TO
wage war upon the South. and maintain danger
section ii agitation. But he forgot that honesty
with oil its simplicity, Ii often an 0vermatch for
knayery with ell lis sstuteness; and that the people
OF the North, though they had no affection for slav
cry were warmly and devotedly attached to the
Union. They declined lending the mselves to his
aItful designs, and at the earest opportunity sent
him and bis Infamous gang to Coventry.
We think that not alone the South but the entire
country, ought TO be congratulated the downfall
OF the New York intTguer He was dangerous
man. with just brains enough To give his mischief
scope and direction. and with an nordnate selfish
ness that would not scrupe at any evil that could
Minister to his nnchastened ambition. We trust he
has fallen, like Lucifer, to rise no more.
PER coNTRA-sEwARD,s CHANCES VERY
sNre4 GOOD.
From The New York Irish Americana
William Henry Stewards chances fer the Presden-
cy are very good over the Western, Eastern, and
scrub race that will take place between the other
candidates, the prospects Of his WYOMING are very
fair. The hards and softs, the fusion party, the
temperance men, and, though last, not least, the
Know Notbings, viii each have their candidate.
The division that will ensue upon this, the scratch
ing cf tickets, the opposition Of interests political
ard personal, will TO such that Mr.. Seward may go
In with rush. But we have been informed that his
watcbfulness is 20 great and his jealous anxiety
about his personal position strong, that unless he
have perfect certainty Of carrying the Union he
will not TiAk II.
CT course it is unnecessary for us to define our po-
liticsl creed. united democracy would command
every assistance in our power to make its candidate
triumphant. But, unhappiy division destroys It's
inherent elements OF success, and whilst the Van
BuIens and Bronsons waging an internecine
war, how can we expect that democratic candidate
for the Presidency can have any hope TO VIM We
should like TO gee Henry A. Vase, Of Virginia, or
stephen A. Douglas, OF Illinois, supported by a
united democratic party, when we sho,d fondly ex.
pect a fair chance against Know Nothingism. But
IN the abfence Of this hope, we fear, as we have
said before that the republican party will carry
William II. Seward upon its shoulders, at least into
the House Of Representatives.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
Or. 3cale's 3eanaciauna.

0cupsrnJr pcllui bat am 22aen 0csembrr
Or. SteptenG. Beat c, pUn pkiGacelpbta,
ipsl6sr fur unrIauttsn tImsnns nit riucm gGeits.
ttloe. pte f4 unitre Fsier srinnrrn perpem, Feit.
SsieBt iu0roen mar, teanaoiat.
Or. Sealr ipar auF Sabre lH,e 6 Wcnase
otrrrtteilt, une bat cenna6 etrG cin sSa6r 81.
afin9nb' 'Strafe srpuIort. Seine Gjrilmebeit psr.
f6wane aussni6sni6 nit iepem 9a1e, uno felt
isbtem Stunt mubtr tr in pas Sptptn gcbradit
rperben.
Der @cuSern5r pursr our6 lao 3a6nSr,t,,
% gcr3te, pcn sinr srpesn an,att Gsdtsass
lsbrts uno Burger pUn anoern Staaten, bic Na.
men Scn 0ouuern6rs uno Staatss 2lnwGlbe rn.
i6Iiebeno, ttnsr FrBtn glnsabl Yrsbisrr, ben
WtapOr pon philadelphia. so Mstslieper bss 81.
ts Grundt, bon MtsItror Der @slssasbune,
9tthter Der Supreme Court, Gritorsn ron 3,itun.
gen in gbiiapelpbia unp 5000 9fnser BON Yenrs
f9lpanien unb 9tsupcrt. erniftit rIudf picIe BE.
Anaptsang fci9cn sa Iaesn, inpem ale slauttrn
pab sr miduluis Ie.
Ods 3uiammcntrsTen res Or. 9ra1c NIT Iei.
,ntr Gamilie fol-, mad pbilaprlpDta i3ritunaeu,
isbr an9rstftno 9crrrirn iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
Qe60 Odtrtrt.
Die neue 0trde1

ans elmer anbern SpaIte Der beutisen 3rihno
: iuiro man erlrben, oaB bic neur pr16tise SraeI
bsitinmt fur bic bisfse nsur gnsliI6 9utbrriI6e
Si. Scbannss 8irds, am Srnntas ben 9ten Te.
esmbsr feierIi& einasmeitt wsrbsn Ira. Sc Iul
ess rpirtlid, in mIerer llnsssrnb, Gin unatertrsf.
Hoes Snltrumtnt lein, unO, man lpqte ia nidt
s'rtsblen Der Ginprbuns re6rltsn beijmppbnen.
Us fpiro erpartet, bab gum gSOble Der 8irar,
iine uin rem 9utlitum i'm 2Itlssmeinen cine senaue
&ennthib BON Der 9rrjisli6teit ririts berrli6sn
NuffaIilGen Sniiruments ;u sstsn, rer Jsirdsns
ratb. nod pUr Der Gtnwetbuns orBrlbrn, cnen
3sttpantt fir cine Grtibitipn ausItbsn rSaa, ~
rslfsm bic @dte me gpaitdnpissrit Srr Sraet
pisllsidt ndbsr unterlu6t une ssstat merrrn fam,
ais an ctisem feitscfssten Gage Spllte Der Sir,
6snratb gu einem iUldsn S6Iu6 fcmmen, 70 wirS
iratri6stnlh Dfentlthe 9tl6riGt baron NeaetrH
-irsrbsn. Grgebt oann cine fol1r glad:idt, gs
fcllten fsins 9uiit, unO gteIisicns Erranse per,
frblsn gegsnirartig Iu fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
2meriFdnifbe National Contention

tnetnnati %. Ncp. Diefe GUnprn,
tton htstu'irfe setern 9u6mittd8 unO absnbS Der
SrrtGt Der Nebrbeit, Der na6 lanser Debatt
pur9 Gin Siaat'prtum Sen SO scstn fl Sttu.
mrn anstncmmtn wurtt.
Differ NePcrt rrtIdrt, Bag Der BiSrruf be,
Wtilourt GcmprDme elm @rrtrauenstrudb al, brr
Naiten 9spsltH, ltns eaB ss bsrssilrllt psrprn
mdbt. Solts stties ntht rrSrIt pereen, 70 Iollr
Ger ecn9reb tetnsn Staat in Der Union ,ulalIen,
Der aus etnsm 3erritcrium gebilrct Ici, BON mel.
dem Die SflaScrri rur4 jenfS Gcmprcmi6 aus.
sri6lcfcn sewsIrn.
Srttrr srettitirt Ser arprrt sssm iebs gersin.
barun9 NIT irseno elmer Yartei, fprlbs bas Wuf.
sebtn .arUsritani9rr" GrunbISbe Scrlunae, pSer
Die auTtIIm8 Ter ,,dmsritaniI6rn" partri. 81
ne Terlamnluna Der DeIssuten auE Srn 10. Ett.
1856, ii rEsniags cmpTcblsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-28
s. G II pr b G ~:

@m Srrlestrn Tisnfes @crscn, in Satb, glcl
tpanfpfcn eaunts. 8 diets, 9te9aittn BE-
wrtlano perltcrtenrn Salpmcn SetnIr
cine 3etornr SuewtS, n rinsm gtlter spn G7 SAB
rrn, Wcnntrn uno 9 5asrn.
Bur 8ule tif Ou Itim seoanom-
uno tmTelnSrtS I4ptnss iita Drin Osif ; g.
entftO9en iInb Oeinr 9etfasfrruea,
Dp6 ftSn're i6ntrdrit gu tctt Scrs;
9e'nret iinS nun ale 9rirsn,
limb isIt8 Istit Ou fort unb frrt.
am 24iltn glCsr ubrr, II, 5anrvrr Gnunfdip
ye6a Gaunts. Waria gtnna, GS6terlein lei
Nnerep g. Srt, int 3trn Sabr irtnes gltrs.
3 irnFrt nidt ben triiten Bid
Na4 cures 6inrrs @ratr,
g!s oh arf sris Grrub' unO Slid
70 ru6 sntriiIcn bale.
Siidt auf itt mrrfat wicter Icb'n!
Der Ir'nnuhS bitsrsr ssunpsn sebn,
gpriiter.-Salp baIo tvmms BIZ Britt
DER SeIistritt
$40 refine 9Irte FG erfrrut.
srn Iebten @lcntas In bieIer StaSt, Gait.
a, Gbe9attin pes SUbn .. QawaG, Gla., BON
Allcntaun, in enrm Nlter bon stwd AZ Sobren. o.
VeBts seeGe, sidney 80 ut. Sure 10.
Gin STtn6rn Srn 9. %. 9ucaw, pcn pieier
StaSt, alt 8 Wonaf unS 25 Sua. -.
SeBte 9BcHe In bieIer Staot, q pbn SIN
Sbbn6rn scn Ssrantlin 6ia, alt 3 Ronnt.
SOrtae sSc6e in bicisr Staot, GIaraS
| IN, 2sftstaen bon GtarIes 8clr, aft 8 ut.
(gin8fsnct ourta g0ittr Sasscnuos.)
Gm 4tsn 9fryrntbcr, In Stcr WiGTcrb. qe6o
GduntY, an Der Tutr, Daniel Gprrin, SSbulein
bon Natfan unU SGrab gtnna R,Icr, In einrm
aItcr bon 3 Sabun, 8 Wcnattn unp II 2oorn
Gin9aanbt rurd gotCr Bauer.
gnt 25ikn Sfto6rr In sc9oGtcn, Scoiina 9i.
IA, aS4trrIcin bon 5brmaS gtd, an Der Wdden.
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