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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

WEBSTER RodERs AND CHoArE-The New
burypurt Mass Herald says truly that few
persons say more good things than Rufus
Chuate. lie gave lecture in Boston few
weeks ago. upon the last days Of Samuel 70.
gers, for whom he expressed good deal of
admiration, and whose Table Talk" has been
recently published. MIR. Choate's great per-
sonal attachment TO Mr.. Webster, and adm.
ration Of Linn, are also well known, 1t is said
he was recently asked how he thought TIE
conversational powers of Mr.. Rogers would
compare with those of Mr.. Webster lie
replied, "-is a .fadle to teo hundred Organs
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9 scIctt TaIc.
From Frg.ers' MSsazin..
THE FIRST BRIDAL VISIT.
PART FIRST
CONTINUED.


Eo stopped and kissed his little wife quite
tenie.ly. ! Was h!usI.iUg st!i! Il. his rrHisse
when the eervnu!s threw open the drawing
room door for us. What circle ! end all
eyes trrnrd 30 ne! Then was formally IN
trotCced to everybody beginning wi.h Mr.
bannsteT. my two mecca, and three nephews
wEo stared st me most numerically. III the
u!de! Of the fray, looked rouHd for Lauris-
ton. III was 1T tie ether tI8 Of the world.
taking aTay to y handsome gentlemen in the
window. ! Eavcr knew the .ul! dignity and
relief Of being married till Mr.. Banuister
when dinurr was announced, led me in before
AL those other tall lulies Often and often
my sisters and had counted heads, wonder
ing if. in the scramble. we should get anybody
TO take us in, or a seat when arr.ved-those
days were nj an end. The handsome man
"a. opposite me, next my eldest niece, who
looked wooden and uncoEcerncd. aud cuntn-
Galiy Stared at me. So did the gentleman
bnt did not mind him so much, fer, il
/ lGokri M, be turnvd away his eyes. Ii WAS
very seldom had dined at Regular state par
ties. The whole cyo.ui!cns OF the table i'm
! pressed me with great awe. | did not like
drinking wine with people at first Z Sudden
! stiffness seized just that joint in iny neck
which ought to have been supple. Lutteriy
! gre" bold. aud almost felt inclined TO make a
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,',I t".I oa,,F,',,,,,' -, "''1''''s I"
r,,',r ,So .i,,.,,,i - rIt "aII ~
,,riii','T , Iei -, ''l
. f3utman had caught his button in ny hair
srokc TO h,;a. and put NY hand to my
; "','' So ~ :" ''v"H '""h; f't',
.,..',, "i'.'T ~" i''Ht '"'' "'"
;n,''I ,I"' CT"' - 10 .,,"St,
H. So o''' ''o ,"" VI NV "a,
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E'"'U'a"" S''o eo"'GiA'h@ "'o0s So'"'h
s'S'SrS - ~ m''e'! '''u tuoUEu 'ur me ~
ne"'' All" '"t "HhH!''ef e"'!'H HIS u"uYh'er
~ '"''. "H '"y "-' ttu"'' -! ~ h'ne'y' Il
""' "~t cNr'! ,"Hy "Ao Moi!" ""'o ieIt :He
.'-' u ne! "rau u!ras' l., "'h' Oh 10 tt.l Il
'"""y s'"'y "n""t h.iHSei'' no" once III h'th
vino, ne IVS' H'S nat ana VIZ; Hyh'aA-lIh"' III
,HS E"~|"' auu VAS oD"5e" " Walk nome
""'"-''""eV' 4"'' HHde "I'e'sioh' ant tF'
7!y ene eAc!aihled, al lhe hAiHrni appearance
OF "'' VIZ iHueed' no one con" nave guessed
II WAS '"!So !iaIF' @c. anu mr"n"h''e my
"NNdsu1'" t'$-"'e'' Seul servant 10 ASH 'ht
10 N.ihK u e!ass Ci thHhpaEne villa hihl.-
Ihere WAS no installing the look IN his eye
us he uraAk II; II said, as plainly rs an eye
eoUId SPEAK Heres to our better acQuaiLt'
aHgr' AND we aid improve 1t.
Nobody knows what the Young ones en-
"dre OF duIness aad ins'r.dity during tie
reign oi maIroas and Gowugers after dinner
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

To CLEANSE THE INSIDE OF JAEs.-There
is frequently sCme trouble in cleansing the
inside Of jars that have had sweat meats or
other articles pat in them for keeping, and
that when empty were wanted for futuFe use.
This can be done in few minutes without
scraplng or soaking, 10y filling up the jars
with hot water, (it need not be scalding hot,l
and then stirring in & teaspoonful or more ef
pearl ASA.
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I'D -N~E5' I'D
EHlENDS' CENTRh!. DRY GOiD STORE,
&. /. Corner Eighth & Arch Streets,
rlrFYr

klENDS' CENTRAL DRY GOiiD 81 ORE,
6. L. Corner Eighth & Arch Streets,
rIiIbhuELrHIA.
FE<IE subscribe; having made very inportan.
L addi'i 70 hi, establishment by connecting
IT. 9 Grs, liocr OF lis Old Store with that cf tbs
beautiful tour story building adjoining known
rs HARaosT N.[L, (sugnornted with = high
Cupola, invites lis Gil Customers and -Fr!ands
10 an examination vi an Entirely New Sock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
selected expressly in refer eneo to tia present
opening.
The rsss.i-neu. :nri ptis.s:
Seasunzlie Drcrs Materials. CT new and tle-
gsni kirdr,
ris.d India s. Black 5iihs,
Shawn, ot all kinds,
Hosiery. GioTes & Mi.ts, -.
i,.nhrciJeries &; Linen CaTnhrick IIandkerc' f.,
Furnishjng Iiools of all kindS, .. .-a
Irish Linens, Fiannels. Moreens, &c, TO which
arc added New GSats daily, Of choice iescrip.
uons. CHARLES ADAMS.
P. S.--Psrsons wishing q Splendind view Of
the City sri Vicinity, can sscend the Cupols.
~ private Siairwsy which will te found well
worth a visit
March %e, I55G.-2m "
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Fac Ayp M!LK-Take fresh egg. breai;
il in n saucer and with y three-l rInged fork
beat it until it is as thick as halter, Have
ready half pint Of boiling milk. sweetened
with white sugar; stir the egg into the milk,
and serve il w!tha piece Of sponge cake or
ice Of tCa.t 1t is consid rel very light, :,
nourisEing food for an invalid. Son.e prefer
the yoik aud white ef the egg beaten sepa-
ratcly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

A NoBIEMAN IL Sr. Louis The ST. Louis
Republican says: Count Beaufnpt, an old
Frcnch noblemun. who Distinguished himself
At Sevastopoi. has CONCLUDED tn resign tho
fitigues Of military life fSr time and is now
in this city on his way TO the Upper Mssis-
sippi. He anu his suite-consisting ui-six
young French mobiles, some of whom are ac-
compaaisd by their wiyes-sgFiYsd in this.
city on Saturday"
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q II. persons indebted TO the firm of FriIing &
"A Grant, Or Note, Book account or otherwise
are respectfully requested To come forward aAd
pay up between this and the first of April as they
wish to 60 to the city to lay in their Sr-ing sup
plies. fRiLiNG * GRANT.
sunbury. March rs, ieba.--d
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-1TTS A3TD gEADEs,
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
Walk this Way for BargairY.

aD ENG dcsirous OF disposlng of my entire
n b stock of Books aud Stationery. comprising
some oOU0O Volumes Of Law, Medical, Reli-
eious Scientific, Blank, Musical, School and
Miscellaneous 3 Ooks.
Also, 100 Reams OF letter paper and lot Of
wall poper. steel pens, waters. &c.
will dispose Of the whole stock at public sale
sale OF my stcrs, opposite the Court House,
commencing on Monday the 7th day Of April
1856 at ! o'clock. P ~, and continuing every
afternoon and eveain5 until the whole stock il
sold.
WM. MCCARTHY.
Per Jos. II. McC CARTY.
sunbury, March is. ls56.-lf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

Why, Jim. how pale you look what's the,
matterr' "oh! got 20 sleep last night.
''Iiow was that y 'Why. yon sea. ss..,rher
fsiler took my cellar door,, aais so had 10
,aAe anolLes, ami ! can nsYeg seep m o
srsnge hvl" - 4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

An afflicted husband was returning from
the funeral of his wife when friend asked
him how he was. Well" said he, patheti.
cally, Il think feel tho better for that llte.
walk :" ..
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1T Z r-.@.'-,i'.- .-,,>s7s-s r. : "TJ Js-"rr5
eS-4Gs,E u ...i~ - - &s,;,l,>v9 a.aJ go
T575l g s-bs:r.ae7 ia s!!i! engaged in the manu-
Il featuring C.! yapcrior Machine Cards foT
Gct:on AL N,uo,ifA Esc;ories. Tie les. quality
G.! Lca:lc: ruG tt.'e used in making he ahJYe,
snl ar.Lr I'll experience O.: !"eI'y-,.ye yeS.s, ia
prepared - warrsE. tle.n equal to any made in
ills ccuu!rg. en >Isa making superior Leather
Bands, ccuertsd ard copper ry,!ed, tGe stretch
;4kra out u pcwsrfl liac cIinery. Elevator
Gt7aPa :or Girls! Mills also.
Leather II oss, uf superior quality, nlsds as
s.ote. JOHN II. HASKELL.
~. 50 South Uu.a~ Street.
Ee,imc.e, NJ.
hI.roh 20, ls.G.-2n
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DILWCRTII, BRANso1T {; CO.
Hardware Merchants,

Having renewed fem RIO. 50 70 No. -
MARKET Street, Ehajeiph!o,
Are prepared, wi;a greatly increased facilities,
to ill orders .5r HARDWARE of every ysrir,y
or best terms, from = iul! assortment, including
I.3iirasi Shoyfls, Eicks &c.
Country merchants sud others vii! Sni il to
their iil.fsfI 20 cal. AMI examine olT stock be-
fo.e p.ry.,,sirg c!aewl.e.e.
Apsil n. !G56.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

IMPROVEMENT IN SoAr.-The wife OF an
American agricnlturist has been experiment
ing in soaps. and fnds that the addition Of
three quarters of pound Of borux TO a
pound of soap, melted without boiling makes
saving OF one-half in the cost OF soap, and
Of three fourthE the lsuor Of washiug-im-
proves the whiieness OF tha fabrics, besides
the usual causiic eject is thus removed, and
the hands are left with peculiar soft aud
silky feeling, leaving nothing more 10 be de-
sired by the most ambitious wasbsrwonan.
Why ought fisherman To- be very wealthy .
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ayln3 w Ca GD 81 -6&3.
LAYE.Sl' AEHiT.aL.

LATEST AENiT.4L,
Largest ana Best Assortment
CHEAP, HANDSOME & DURABLE
TsHHE subscriber takes pleasure in inforinin
n his customers and the public generally 'ha
he Is row in roccip. OF an unusually large AMI
Epiendid Assortment OK New Goods.
TO endeayor to enumerate tho c"a hn"drs'h
Vsrt cf the a-ticlsa would 10 ueseai. Suffice Il
ia aay. they have been sesctcd with tho greatest
csrs and they will be dsyoGed Of q: AZ low pTicen
IS the sauo quality can he purchased eise"!!s'e'
!dy motto is
"C,it, g1'ts nn.! Small prof'G.'
I,e .shsa t;..s xsthod of presenting T. TIC
p.hiie his thsiiks for the .hcta patronage sx;s:!-
dsd 20 him, AL y s.,c. attention 70 huFne"s,
he respectfully aooits continuance of the sans
It will be advisable for purchasers 10 csli sE4
examine his assortment before purchasing e.ss-
where. All kinds OF produce taken i" exchanse.
EDWARD Y. BRIGHT.
aunhury, December /, 1855
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FOR SALE!

For SALEI
an sTEAM ENGINES 90 II orse power each
- with boilers. Would make excellent pump
ing engines, together with Q large Blowing cylin-
Isrs, suitable for blast furnace. Apply 10
HENRY LONGENECKER * co.
shamokin Iron Works.
ShanSkin, Pa.
ehamakin, July 81, 1885,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
THE SALAMANDER SAFES
AGAINST TIE wousD
i AH EVANS e w WATSON. ..
No. &c .Souh Fourth ST., Philadelphia.

Have hud the surest demonStra.
tiUn inthe foliowins Cortifcates,
that their manufacture uf Sah-
maud T. Eafes hns ut length fully
warranted the representations
which have been inade Of them
rendering IN undoubted security
against The ,.riihc eleIaen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

PuLADKLrHrA, April lNh 1850
SlessTE Evans q WATSON :--Gelts-it affords us the
highest satisfaction ~ ynu, that owing Ia The very
protective qualities Of nj the Sasnndsr ssies which
pnrchased of yol few months since, we 1aved
Arsc retc Of JeNvelry, Books, Papers, DC exro-
ed tn the canituors re IN Ransttd Plnce, on the morn
my of the iith inst
When we reflect that these Safes were located in the
nnr,h story Of the buuHg occupled aud that thry
fell slssi len,y t1 heap Of huruIIg ruinn vhtrs the
vac, concentration teut caused the brass Plates "a c,
Lut regard tie preservation Of the vilnnhc can
dc;l by yOUr Saice.
We shall take much pleasure in recommending l,ra to
Sien or hleiHsts Ge Il slIs reliance agHniB iit.
GEORGE w S!sicss 4 GRo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

This work contains great number Of new aud
hvorite Songs harnonl-ld in ttylo adapted 10
general purposes, while many Of tie Gems Of
Rlendelssohn, Alt. Kuchen, aud other celebrated
sompo, ers, are presented imam OIigila! ioFin.--
The grea, variety Of musical compositions here
intro ucel, emnently adaPts tito the taste and
capacity oi the Singing School, the G!ec Club,
Ild the Fsmily Circle.
ypRICE-oNE DoLLAR.a
Just published by LEE 6L WALKER, No.
lss Chesaut Street. and J. B. LIPPINCOTT
K Co. No. 90 North Fourth ST., PhiladeIphia.
Ey- Sample copies will be sent by mail, free
Of postage, on receipt Of 81.
March ~, ls56.--im--ci
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

Why ought fisherman TO be very wealthy
because bis is an NJ profit
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rEr:Anr-r5ra, April ia. 1856.
Aessrs Evans q Na.soa-i have 90 CIR yoa my &C.
nony in avo oi .e Ereit security afforded - my ctie
s"cs nf Tslry,.hc ss, papers SC, during me rrcn!
dis's'rals cnnnag in Eanfsad rce II IN TIE iact
3 l ac contained III I'VE @. iAc SidilL"aT
Safes manufactured - :tf
Having laieu from tiis fh story a. tho Artisan 'na-
ne where they wee previously Hcdd and eSposei u a
vF: n! for l>ng nc TIE Ttscrvnlin ~ iie Na'niSe
dgposi's seemed "a every GHS who Witnessed iho opening
and iHeiirI examinrlo matter e, profound asn ilsli-
:l.eui
70 all who may tcluf. perfect protection from the
Taynen .! Gre aha" M, hssiiate tn recommend the use
u yosr SUct, ts cue.er they have now Undergone the
raust trying t.tt. n. j. MORGAN.
rgiLA AbHLP PIMA, h0rl "A, 1859.
MeEFrs E-ar5 & Wn;s7n--1ra!lc.ncll--S1 { mS! y'u
wa he deeply gfac n learn the ni crrd,ti u "a which
discvet"d nT book, policy of lsurnnct, crriihcntet II
stock, aud other valuable documents, when o fny last
nrsnea lie stfe ln'C bY ynur ii5Jn.
With my hnIwr'g. II !ts ciUt eSposrre, b''h II the
intensity of he hta. r. n r., that which de.
al; i the Artisan Ejnc ns as1 from the iurce oi tho
fal from iis 'rmer s!evaed poson III the third story
s?rct;on, HAT the cor;e0;s which iGh pr I'D
hagY:'y renewed. feel onY duc sy yru
that ear hcnc,frh recommend the ri yT Safes Ia
81. who r:9v wish feel confidence in the perfect
onri'y which pueh r7ay!'s agsinst go frShfa an
element.
FpwARr GAsRl,, Boa khinder
Constantly hand Patent Powder and Thief Proof
t.oshs f,r 5,arka, S.orrr &c
April lS !cJj.--ly
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rY, PA.-SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1856.

! am sure be took me (as ] was) for rustic
lately shared. and put vsrions leading ques-
tons, which parrieS Q, laughed ut az the
hnmor took me. At last ! fairly asked
him
And pray who are you Do tell me your
name Z" .....
lie looked so amused, that | hlushed and
hung my head for shame. However, he said
he was zone Fred Vernon. Of the -" So
asked him great deal about Spain. Tor
had heard enough of these matters from my
husband which told him, and he said sUmp-
thing about Dpsdemona. and glancing at
Major Lauriston said. in an under tOne,-
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Fef JUS. IT. McIHNI
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II. Emith bielt es frubtr fir erforrtriih. otn
gubliinm einigs HuNtnItnirn ltiuer nOr3ilQltben
Siesnihuften ais, Nr3t uno Gbirurg 81 gtbtn. To-
pie tini0e Der Gortbeile an3uflbren, peI1t aus
perEgnliher @onIuItdttcn tpe9cn (birtert9er unb
oef2,[xlibcr &rantheittn nit ibm erpa6fea; biea
III ttst ieood) n~nn6tbig g%etncrocn.
Sis 3um IeAteA Sabre bat Or. Smitb Abe1
80, SOC YattenteH IN allen mogIttben &rdnfbeAau
btbanbclt: cine 3abl. heren (l6 pieCeidt fein 5teeA-
ter Nrst In Der Staet Baltimore rlbmen taRa
uns In allen HdHen, 100 bic dr6tliben 0orS6riF-
ten dttiam bcfolQt purben, tpdren bic &rdnten
aebsilt une ouf Oauer g~eueien. auf ioI1e Shat
laden @ud0ht nebmenh. toereen leiocnot Herfo.
aen lpobl paran thun. bel Or. Smitb, Is Sho-
Rreoeridtrcet, per3uiprefen, Der feline 9abluna
%berI0nQt. ipeun feline Tienfe nibt Sepeiit bon
0sIbidlidteit unb 9uten 8olgen fefern. SmirhS
Nr3eueien iino fret bon Wlercur uns mtnerd!iS6tu
Gi{t,n uno t6unen unbebinoert rno obne llmftdnA-
I!d)geiten ibrr14 ein9enomTen tperccn, od fe to
tcmpdcter Gorm Qegeben iueroen. SelbH GtR.
fbrdnfuna In Der dit III ibtrldIlg, trenu feline
gnt,lnbung ttngetre!en 1T.
WerenaunQelI ober Structures tperben mad elmer
elgtnen, bon Or. Slnttb duf9efunbenen Sebonb"
Iun9StpeiSe In rpenigen Sa9en obne S9mtrjen
ober Snconpenieusen fir ben Ydtienten 9ebetit.
SusIei6 9%arantirt Or. Smttb. o1B feline GntSaH-
bnEgen Der Urethra II. |. 70. aS Structures be-
borbeIt perben, pobur6 10 Oft @barIataue bic
traurioneu 6oIeen btrbeifnbren.
Sunge 2eute
unb Nnbtre, tpeI1e an ~fsminaler S6tpd6e IeibeH,
elnerIel. Oh biefeIbe bon elmer 9%eUifen aefdbrIi6en
0etpobnbeit coer bon onoern liIffaGen berrhhrt
nnb pel6e In ibrem @efoIge elm Seer t0rperliNer
snb eeint9er llebeI baben. tuenn bic SeiIuns oer-
ua9ldIl0t tuirb, IoIlten ib bel 3eiten meIbeA, po.
bu-1 fe btelem Summer uno sroben 2tisea, Re
aud arosen l~lnioffen borbeu9en.
Nn1 ben &raufheiten be6 tueibIi6en 0efpleptes
bat Or. Smith ieIt elmer Eeibe bon Sabren feline
beIonbere Nufmertiamfeit 9epibmet unb beripri1t
alien Qtibercer cine beiliame uus bauernbe Sur.
Or. Smitbs @rdpentdtipe fir 6raueu fam
mdu am obigen 4IaHe erbaIten. Die Weoidin IA
gut unb wurbe innerbuIb 8 Sabrcn auserorbeut-
Id bel eebrauht. Vreis nur S Dollars.
gertonen, bic BON Baltimore %enternt tpebnen,
itnneu nab 9euautr NuQcbe Der SDmptoMe Tr.
emitb eeqen p~ortcFreie 8riefe eonluItireA nab hk
Wlebl3in neh irgenb rinem SbeiIe oes 2anbes &C.
ltidt erbalteu. Nue anfra9eu bI;'btn isren9 pri-
bdtin. Sn Der Office iino ieparate Simmer CUR Dis
petition Der &utienten. Ofsn BON 8 ubr Ntor9tHl
bio 9 rbr Gbeno6.
NOstrUTnS unb Specifies,
4on Npotbctern unb Dru9ifen oS SeiIm
lift. Fbaofn mebr aIS ie nuBeu anS fnb
dbtr uidt CUR SeiIuno ael1GSt. u
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pF1r1luln . Uln1tlle1 . VE0R = Wl1lNInenI
Rr. fE8alttmortfrase, M @tb6ubs btf
american"
Die unterlei6neten fnt su oucini9en asentsn fir ben @tr.
tout CbSer Mafhtusn In Baltimore srnauut, unb Idbsn 8as
mtlten, Farmer uub 5dtrttantsn Bu ~aefdatasr SsdGtun8 hteltS
eth,
Die @tnfldbst Der GOnRsuttitn, bic SsrfGtsSenarttBs IN
u,nl bartlett, lpDit bic Sbneaigtstt Der Nrbet ptefer Wdittnen
1h lnabertrVfeu unb unfd3d sbar. Gtt mGdt sep6hnlt6s
Sdunns auf eas Nstlsfe, ndtt Battn nnb Sntits unb 1T fur
ben fttnAen MOINeltn Fomit fir BEN h'dfsn Gtpf nit slei6em
EGrtbetl anpenbbar.
@ae Nrtetten fur 8amttsn uni 2dbsn ptrben f6Ieunisf unb
biuiei aussefubrt.
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V. u. y II - n1 b. etuFr atfsu Seionntn uni
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References:
crn. NedndseI u. Sdpab 6ru. 9erts' 8Ietbrrns @ibsw.
pr. q. u. Ntttbeus. 9ru. Nieuer u. Stufrn.
fr. G. 8. Gesred. Neent Der Deutiteu @eislidnft.
Nefpi 'p' 21Iii mrrt;
Nut zbtees |eSue nthmCnb erIaute i'd mir benz ettbrten
gubl,tum Bic HnaeiQe gu MAIDEN, paf Die frlber ppn Ssrru 9lel.
snstpt s,'u.rtt Asentur fur Baltimore unp ben Staa u arp.
tanb duf mid utsrtraeen 1T uni btete i'd hermit meint Ntenft
IN. ~. GImpn
, fftee: Simpns ppte,, 5apetttf. vi. g. Etnte
AM. 6eutbdp nnf Gar.