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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-25

To DIR. ii. HciuiEiaun, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets. san Nrancsco.-Dear Slr:-lt
Is with Measure that Wa notice the unbounded size
Gees which has attended you in your practice since
your residence IN this Stale, now over seven years
rhr gpud You have done and the skill you have e1cr-
cst'd III the cures chat come undcr our observation
MAKE II duty Ia let II be known a. the world and
more particularly Ia these now suffering with disease
Most of were well acqlliuie ed with whilst you
resided at Mormon Isiaid, and witnessed there
remarkable cures which You cit,cisd on patrn,s
whose casr. pronounced hoitle>s 10y emineh
phy Sirans. We have also seen " sst YOU have duue
inr some Of our friends now residing nj CuuIna and
Pnctrviilr, who after much prsH',oF and induce
menls our ,r. constn q 70 20 and see YOU, when
they had almost dt.>palr,d ot Their lives They did So
and returned. and are new lINlhgialr hn hearty men,
mud read r. If lhIs notice should rerh your eye und
You ur afflicted. tax" our advice and 10 10 Dr HEN
M ANN, aud YOU will never regret It.
Dear Doctor. receive with our most hearty wiihes
for your future welfare the assurance that W. besve
yuu To- he one of our most talented aud experienced
phy .iSans IN the state
FREDERIck IlAsyNASS.
(,ruk'r Miners Hotel
IArOB NINkLENANN. SGreenwood Valley.
.Ip'r Grcrnpnd Brewery,
JoBS GEORGE.
August. fIAH>E,
JusEPm NILIMAsS, ic,,,a.
CHAhLLs bIss.
7. DELAz. I PrnE's Of the
T:n 4 NJ, 49, : Gro" redtraIe' PIacsr'il'e.
A. II. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
q. ZRoIcAK. Ihrm al T.. 0ppe Co y Oroviife.
JoSLPH 6LAvEL. Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELu Spanish Dry Dggings.
T. IENNINGER. Orup'r Of brde ee,I Couds nnsd Bar.
e.. WnLLER. sacramento,
X. FINSIsGER, do
e.. RENAUD, do
Carr IIIxD, Michigan Blurs.
CAPT. +. : MUMFuKD. VI, rinon Island
Henry TRuEL, (Repubicin House. jackson.
This Testimonial was not solicited by DIR HAin
mann. ang I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-25
U. .. Livery Stable.
Myers Strect-Near Montgomery

TENU ktEP PAtE wIrn THE TIMES. and amid
b growth of Ugr Town. have. o late and W an
from time H. lime, make extensive additions To- our
stock ami otherwise Improve our establishment, To
OF the age.
stuck taken oR Livery on the most reasuuablr
Terms. u desired, viii buy. sell or exchange.
slockn short transaC an business ap eriuIHIng t..
igst class Livery Stable he finest iuggies. hack
and Satds lofss-s. furnished at Il moments nutIcr
Thankful torpast Iavurs, W. hope merit a con
unnarce oi the same RkOWN ~ HOFFMAN
Dated Oro2iie, July 10, 1856. jylOdu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES' EMPORIUM
O II r. a - III Z q NJ :
MRS. M, l.. NEWELL,

UHAVING JUST RECEIVED direct from the I'm.
II purters n barge aud well selected assortment of
MILLINERY. LADIES' APPAREL. GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. FANCY DRY
GOODS, Sc, would respectfully call the Attentions OF
this community to the fact thai although she may
have So imm,ns. a sfock me Ladies EIrhaRg>, yel
SHE Will NOT BE UNDEk~OLD.
Among her block may be- found Ladies' Dress
Goods, French Lawns, Printed Jacouels,
Fancy ard Plain swiss MuslIns, French
Lawns and Ginghums. lhibeis, De-
laines, poplins silks tmbrUi-
derl, Linen Edgings and
Insertings, MHntillas,
choire lot Ui Millinery Ribbons, Laccs, Flowers,
Blondes. Head dresses aud Mourning Goods
I.eghorn Hats for Boys, Gimp Halls for Misses -
FLlnIIrs Of ever variety, Bed Ticking, Linen Dam
urK and Crash Scotch aud French Diaper, EmbrOi-
drrrd aud Grass Cloth shirts, Marseiles Quilts, Long
Cloth and Mosqailu Nets.
Gents Goodsi-Drnwers and Undershirts, Cfavats,
T7andkerchets Gloves Linen Shrs
Millinery Work and Mantau Ma4ing executed with
Deafness and prumI,tltude
HS-I have pist received in addition So the above
stock beautiful of Clothing, Hats Caps,
Shirts &c. suitable for Boys.
Thankful for The liberal patronage of my friends.
a continuation of the same from them and the public
generally is respectfully solicited.
VI l. NEWELL.
Montgomery street. opposite lluntoOn's Exchange.
Uruve. NJ III, 1855. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Rrrsr oF TIE CoiT7s VAsDmus. The Warrington
t.sSon publishes q column and half Of documents and
letters from Csorns 10 prove That Colopel Fremont
while Governor of California, had ordered the military
execution of three spaalsres. The "cono handblls "
charged Gcner, jackson with having ordered the erccu
eos Of eight miitiauc1.
soru sycosp rBcreIfr The louisville Only D-ranyas
q October 2s 'tnanks God that better portion Of the
dominant parry there arc beg unpc W aud feal ps,
peace and quiet during elections necessary 70 the
welfare and property Of The city, ard tina, their inu
eoos will be cxertsd Keep down disturbance and mails.
cain The law 1ts W be hoped that the democracy 0
Sow York VIII DO able 10 thank God for q similar re-
-fo~u,stlon here.
Tvs rRxsoyr TorcnScEr PrccRroy ~ R~ros The
pcsxon Ccvrtr, the Fillmore organ Ia Massachusetts,
e-vea the following account ~ the Fremont torchgh
pysoees,on which took place oeton Wednesday last
The Fremont torch PROCESSION last oigbt wss tho most
succsssui dsmonstrNaon that The party made 10 shs
~sv during Tho ramraisb. Tie numbers from cour
a. vove larse and Providence contributed delegs Ion
~ cs~tf bupdred o. thousand. The banners and trans.
rsye,rice we've rnmcroue and somr ~ the Illustrations
~err ara and others dull enough. Tue great tuns
a, HE revtv--Jo.n T. Goodrich, Henry Wilson Aesoa
md r. " Cornipsexhbited tnewnseves 10 .
ssgrnse dawn by SIT horscs; and there were suodry
x.h,cle, tssriue ladies The csvalcsde ve qils IN
ttssre end there was fne display o. the ooorsd men
- T,o,or IN the sish ward division Take sltogeher,
h ass resi turn out sDd e7cry BODY seemed 70 have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
The A-sianosr's Bonfire in broadway.

TO 7gE zpIToEs o. THE aERaIp.
NV voEa Eprri, Oct u, 1866.
ere' Police report the evts!ng pspers ~ to-day
calls FOR exr'a1aion my var. Early last evening
crcud OF boys assembled near the corner of Broadway
AID wAverley place, and bait argo barrels boxes
ara pitch pine, and other conbEsi.be materials which
burned with such orcc cause serious alarm on my
rari least should communicate the awnings of the
stores sepped 70 the private entrance OF ny hotel on
wavcr sy race to watch the ore and while doug go
saw q man with badge on BIZ coat denotng that he
belonged 70 club called the Ashlsaders coming from
the Easement o. my house with bis Glcd xtn Ugh,
wood Gna vin one ~ ny servants following bin aso
csYrytg wood, which they brought from my foei vaults
Immediately ordered my servant bacx, and told the
"A,nlsnoeru that II he entered my rrernls es b. lin
would arrest him. Hc made some abusive rorly, ana
passed then cent for the police apprchendcd
trouble hut as they were not very prompt coming and
ics,ns instant damage ordered several OF my servants
TO MI the Bre buckets, aad oow which they did but
the first man that approached the Gro with water
vss handled roughly 10 fear their part T.
therefore tool the bucket snd carr cd 20 zoe Orc
and put then turned aud wall cd towards the door
bet before reached the door OF the Ashanderso
sih tarse cub struck me . severe blow Tia back
ann; Instantly turned and sliced nj By toe collar
said 10 him. lou have mek nnd .nall rot
escape obe was surrounded then by his clubr and ne
vas torn nom my grasp. but not before had marked
hi sufficiently to identify him. aud he then moved with
his party from waveslcy place mo Broadway, whom
followed win the police and pointed him la the crowd
and bad him taken TO tho ttecn Ia ward station house. aud
ocked up on mpaln Of assault and battery AZ a,out
N O'Clock friend Of mine csed ct the ststlou house.
when he met Mr. saac o. Barker, who said that he had
been there the your should have bccn lo,kcd
up Isubse9uebty leaned that tbs gentleman called
upon Judge Carron at O'Clock in toe morning. 10 yet
BIN 70 interfere IN behalf OF the prisoner Al ociecx
arposrcd the Court OF Sessions before Judge Capron
who convicted The prisoner q the assault AMI anei him
70 swear us, he vas not The person tha comm,tcd the
assault HIRAM CRANSf,%
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SUPREME CorET-rN EXAMINERS.
-. -, :. .

Or. U.--in n, Mater Of hs Park Bd,J Ilr,zs
Ffeferics Alter some further Argument The Coor, made
an order TO the following eociTha the pos session OF
the assigned property and lis proceeds with the kcys Of
the store Of navs. should be delivered 10 the ro.ted
States Trust Company, ~ receiver Amounted bz the
court, but that Q sale shcu no made until Thnrgday
NEXT OF Until tho dccnon 81 the General Term on the 10
peal ium the order OF tie Court ting the motion Cor
an Junction and appointing Q rtcet,or The motion a.
70 coniemp' 70 remain over Tor future confederation
10 me matter o me spncsiou q The Mayor 40 reia
tive " the opening u Cent al fark On the u,tiop az An
drew Bird and ole. Referred 70 settle the claim Of
Bros wife, who Vas awarded $3.50 by The Commissioners
Tor 10. corner Eleventh. avenue and Nney s,h street
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HeSalu Marine CORES pOudcnce.
EY WEST, October g -nurng lhs past fortnight no
ufecks have been ADDED nnR LIST Of
sbJ vessels have reported ~ this port In distress
shps Ia the harbUf being discharged ani repaired
reCsdns. small amount Of property has asen
he ship sFAac Merton, and II will be very dncuit
uafr much her cargo within fsvy dayr me
wreckcrs rot OLD ~ the marble capitals bconginp
Tie New orleans Custom House aud raised
tho water when Their tackle failing, nj
sCan into he bold II s sd there H. Of the
90 board. VI he loss be much increased ABOVE former
calculations. The capitals cost 1900 each and in.
aured.
lhe Isabel brought from Charleston Col wlnders
company Of artillery who ~ relieve COMPANY A. CAP,
yoedce long stationed a The garrison ~ hey West Cap.
and Co 20 Fort Moure, Charleston leave In TODAY
boot
hove aud repaired Immediately The brig Anderspn
has chartered to take The coal brought b. The Hale
New orleans and viii sail next week
The bark buchanan I'D for Pensacola the 9TH Aur
with Of brcs for Fort Jefferson which sbe has
been bsard from Tho brig sea Bird ed day with
bct Tor same desna on ami has not been heard Of Both
vessels undoubtedly lost IN the hurricane
18th and va q Aug The headbad of vessel called
Edmund his been picked among the Reya also n water
cssE marked Alice, painted yellow and hops blue Near
place found water buck tubs fhe
schooner ashore the beach above Cape Florida
not beer ascertain 81
from II MARKS to hNOtk
Ibs srr,yals slhs port are a. followsoc H. brig Ora.
ada Pctingi Philadelphia; 18th sehr spfok Smith New
ycrk tis, brig Isaac Carver Partridge from dol Ib
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE VINO SIND IT,Et


FfYs.-Scnd the whole number - votes cas- for the
electors Of each Presidential candidate are Dot
sufBciesA
soond-sesd The sAiorues ooy fos state officers es.
oept where there than two candidates for the
same oos In the aiter case tho full vote oy each can
didate " indispensable.
TAsyd.-Send the names and polcy Of the members a,
Congress es~cted--bus give no figures.
rauh.--send Nc names and politics Of the New York
State Senator's and AssembIymen elected--but give
hgurts
In esse. where h impossible " ssrd promptly com.
pete returns by staes counties or Congressional cleo
lion dstrc,s send nearly iull returns - possible and
a careful c,tirnste Of the balance.
Editors throughout the country viii greatly cItaie toe
collection % the returns OF The Important election nom
week BY publishing the spove notice every day unsr
tuesday
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sesoshp As,a or Lot IAysTpoo O., Is With mise aSt
steamship Canada .iia la 4 % lon 10 passed chr Lori
Melon bound " sia, III 3 IL lon col pa,scd ship
sup sSppcsed he Faeoarsh rom Giasscw 81" '''''
wiz Is.S md hSSSss H rsS% Classy oct
cn Y passed screw sic ~, bound surpo.cd y,
oS S. G se siSS 81 Sf ~ fSs ng rh' experienced
sssa'ihp Marion r9,,r oha5le.aa WIN m,c and pa
q Iaituhs, exchanged ssnaL WITH bark Carolina, from
nsis is steamship FLORIDA Hence Tor sayannah: a. PM lax
% exchanged signals with steamship souiherner hence or
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Norfolk. ar with rndse and
I,sssnss,s, V Lna am e., riessanis c, ~ L. .
Wa ~ , % 2 iae city By steamer , J. fortca
Org brand, vino ct phladeohal oorlc Buenos Ayres,
Lrg ndian Queen .o Boston McGregor Cape liaIticn,
q ai "a passed dip Essex q ckarcsson. bound s. - w.
Bilr Nov Word % Nov orlcans UhpIan, Iasuns. SEP,
Nh bark Naroicon Cor Bordeaux. Has Lad very heavy
BTE iiasks ,ol Nes Rcdford arrow Gate W Heron de
ct9sec back River sept and days from Beanior NJ,
its rut ino seauiort sept o n aenSe x Zap,
Heron ara rev hcns ak Capt II died Oct 10. al Beaufort
sci sunVan ysop, Ciadld bolivar, days with bals.m
Copayia, a. to Btcl kunha-dt.
scLr Laurel ul oiiara haias days, With fish, % Nc.
tehr Fresderi or Herman Halifax days. with fish, to
sshr Beyerly mr. Maxwell HALIFAX 10 days. with ISL to
sehr bevS,ee Ru,snd Rarncoa oct rs win orange. and
mary Elizabeth, OF New BEDFORD, from Rp Janero tor
schr MARY Clinton, pennngan MaiaruTaa Bay Texas II
days witnn sc 10 Mctrcady Mott a Go.
Rchr Surprise. tole city Point. 4 dayz
Schr Nnts ace Doodle, Chase Alexandria
Scir sarah Louisa, Hanson. Alexandria
Schr Jas r brady. Doughersy, Virginia.
Schf south Carolina 1omln. Virginia
Schr W inrdsal Noodnan. virginia.
Scbr EoaF. Paten, BALTIMORE.
tchr Nlrp mia Price. Chase. Pbladen ha for Boston.
Echr N Irainerd. Uulse, Portland Ct
Steamer Srnrrea Creek eager, Baltimore.
steamer X u Forbes Morris Bosion.
~ ameslcr. CLARK. Providence.
Steamer Qpint ebarg. H0lau, Norwich
BELOW
Shtp Indiana, Coin, from New Oricona 10 W rros.
Also 4 bark sboN ng 4 blue signal with white star
Wind, wNw. and lresl-
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED
steamship Hermann higgins Bre.acn-C II Sends.
SHIP Iresi Trca, - dhey, ksW-Go0deye, Arscll 4
E.Aol
SAip Defender Robinson, Irancs cO--Welg Emanuel
SuI Iowa, l4nsoou. GlasgoS--J q baker A ca
Ship John Pyle, lsWtOn, ulas-ow-lbunhain Dlmon
ship buckingham. siet~on. BAsrc-Boyd A ninckca.
snlp II h; cgsoa, Latham, An'w crp-Pos Smith a Go.
Stlp Addie STOW. How e., New Oreans-N II Bfighan.
ba5A Gto Leslie. Han, Kingston. jar Trundy.
BaGk A4berina, barton hayana-NCseS Iayler x Co.
BAN John Benson smith. Hayann-.iurgcs Co
Brig Col Ptnnnan, Gaison. TFInidad-Mayhew, Taboo
Go.
Brig Eaie Hcah Keichum cardcnas Mora Nephew.
Brig Resiaaraaor Jensen. Na.ua 70, Pl;-Moicr kcra
Br1g Hccu Mar fBri Card NiEufor, NS-D II Ne Wolf
Biis I Charlton, lLghihourn sayannah-P King Co
Brig Boward, Pace, Win m fon--Mc,cau a Duncan
Schr salem Dir, Iunesr, IiNcrpcol-MsSter.
Schr " Griiln, Rordeu, - hlus--J W Hubbard 90.
Scbr q Miller tbrl, Johuson, iiarbor island-Mer
Luther.
sntp Harvest CoFVin Bfisinl-I. kenny
steamer Bf sto, Allen, Philadelphia.
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lNtuAsA CAsglID bY FILLMORE NorEs.-Nc copy toe
following from the Louisville Journal. II IL clear thai
the fillmore will vote their own ticket on the llh
November, Fremont viii carry Indiana bys srge ma
lorTy-
We have stated that the mAsscs Of the Fillmore men
in noisn voted for Willard against Morton for Governor
Mr. willard hmsei bears witness TO H. We understand
be cad 10 BIS speech that OF every ten votes he
cetved Was given by FILLMORE On he
scers himself having received at least 600 votes
rom Fillmore men, and thersfore indebted to Fillmore
Tor hs election. the 1900 Fillmore who by his
own acknowledgment, went for him had gone against
him, be would have been beaten by nearly 30 600. We
believe that be received then 60 900 Fillmore votes
which cast against Kim, would have beaten him By about
sixty thourand.
fyfohrAyr tccrsgrss.-H Ia with pleasure, ssys the
Philadelphia 7pa,s Of the 25th announce that the
Harrisburg Herald, the Fillmore at the CAPITOL
edited BY j. j. clyde the prcsen, President Of the Ameri
State Council and also member Of the Fillmore Tx
ecu,ve state Comm tse endovsed the allied
e. and w 60 with heart sud soul TITO the contest against
Buchanan This sheet gill DO earnest service FOR the
ticket Tho accession Of ihs gentleman makes the elev
enth member Of tho Fillmore state Committee who has
declared for the allied electoral ticket. The Fillmore pa
pr a. Carlisle % also out FOR tho ticket. Thus, by
cne, the papers supportins Mr. Fillmore throughout the
tsis repudate The sde door, clique and the side
door orear where, outside Of Philadelphia, will the
side door party have any support their project 10
ave Tie state 70 bpchananan Push the column, but
zee thu, doot march through the "sde door"
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9(er3tli6e Mm5et9e.

x,a gum letten Sabre bat Tr. SmtfD uurl
80, 500 Qdtienten y alien mo9li0en &rantbeiten
bebanbeIt: cine Cab. ceren fl9 bielei1t tein 5uei-
ter Nr,t In Der Stabt Baltimore rlbmen farH
une In alien Ndlen, no bic dr3tIt6en Gori1rtf-
ten ahtIdm befoIQt tpurben, tuaren BITE &ranteu
oebeilt unb ouf Oauer g~eneien. Guf fol1t Sbdt-
laden Rid10t nebmenb. tperben Iei6enoe Rerfo-
re1 tpobl Daran tbun, bel Or. Smith, 16 Slb-
Hrebeidtreet, por3ufpreben, Der feline 9abIun9
%berlanot, peun feline 9itnfe ni6t Setpeife BON
8eI6idli6feit uno 9uten 6oIgen liefern. Smi1bs
Nrseneien ilnb fret bon Wercur unb mineraLilGtn
@iSten unb t0nneu rnbebtnoert rno obne umf tdnb-
lid)feiten ibero9 ein9enommen treroe1, ed lie In
eompacter 8orm qe9eben tperoen. SeIbff Gin
gbrdntuns in Der Didt III iberflils, tpenu feline
Gutsinbuug eingetreten IN.
Wereuounaen ober Structures tperoeu mad elmer
,,qenen, BON Or. Slnttb auf9efunbenen Seban6-
IunostpeiTe in tpeniaen Saeeu cbne S6mer3eu
obcr Sneonpenienen fur ben Patienten gebei!t.
9uaIei9 g~arautirt Or. Smitb, bd6 teine Gntjan-
bn1gen Der Urethra u. (. 70. ola Structures be-
banbeIt tperbeu, tpobur6 10 oft @barIataue be
traurioteu GoIeeu berbeiflbren.
Sun9e 2eute
NIB Gubere, tpeIbe an feminaIer S6tpdte Ieibea,
t~inerIei, oh bieIelbe bon elmer 9etpifen 9tfdbrIi6en
Getpobnbeit ODER bon a1oern r1id6en berrlbrt
uub tpeIbe In tbrem @efoI9e elm Seer torperlt6er
aub aeiRiger rlebeI baben, tuenn bic SeiIuug ber-
ua6ldfl9t nirb, foIten f6 bel 3etten meIben, mo-
bur1 Ie bielem Summer unb 9roBen 9t:ben, tpte
auG aroSen untoHen borbeu9en.
Gu6 ben &runfheiten be8 tpeibIi6en GdpleUtts
bat Dr. Smith ielt elmer &etbt bon Sabren feline
bsfouttre Nufmertfamteit setuibmet uub beripri6t
Qieu 2siberoen eint b%eiIIarne uns bauernbe Sur.
o. Smitbs 8rdbentdttbe fur Gruueu fam
mau um ,bi9cu @Iate erbaIten. Die Wteb3in III
aut unb tparbe iuTerbaIb 8 Sabren oaberorbent"
lid bel aebrau6t. @reiS uur 5 Dollars.
GerIonen, bic bon Baltimore %entfernt tpobnen,
f6nuen nab 9enauer Gngabe Der SDniptome Tr.
Smitb geQen portoTreie 8refe coniuItiren npo be
Webi,in naD irgenb rinem 9beiIe be8 2anbeS ge-
ltift erbaIten. NOe Nnfra9eu b;fben ttyeng pri-
potin. Sn Der Office iluo iepdrate 3immer sur Die.
petition Der 9utientsn. Often bon s ubr WtorgeEs
biz 9 ubr NbenoS.
NOstrVurHls nnb Specifics,
Fpn Npotbetern unb Druaiffen ds Stilm
uft. ictdcf9 mebr ais lie nti5en unb inb
lbrr Mot lur &eilun0 peuiabt. y
NWDtss~ >%n 7Wn -Mp .
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WENHIINNT " UWINIIIW " 3IWV 8 WINIWENFN1
Rr. 128aGttmSrefraBe, M @tbdube bES
vAmertean."
r Die llnterssbneten fnt gu 0~Geint9sn aeertsn fir ben gsr'
iaut pbgtr Nfaf3tusn tn Baltimore ernanut, unb lapen So
mtIten, 5Grmer ub 60trttanten 3u e~efduteer Ssadtun9 htslts
ausss;tt&netffn Spa alien Der art bic isst er%funrsntn @rtttelf
etn.
Sic @infadbsit Der GOnftuftttn, BIZ SsrfGteteuarttee Mn.
ntul bartlett, fOpts bic @5Hneatgtett Der @rbeit bteier Dtal6inen
fnb unuhertr0fen unb unidd bb0r, Gle ma&t eerGbnIi@s
SdMme auf baS Netefe ndht SalEen unf Quilts unb IN fur
ben tetnaen MpuNeltn iDpte fir BEN h'dfei StDf NIT 9let6em
9pttbftI anrpenbtnr.
aue Qrbetten fur gamtien uub 9abeu wtrtsn f&IsunteR unb
biligf a~useefubrt.
On 8raasnsimmer TT sur Bebtsauus Don Gamen fet6 an
peisnb. tN Ct rtLl unb 5amtItpn,
f1QtdniSl Jr. } Guii mrreIt.
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w. III AA'4i NAhDbI
ApDIDs6aQe.
Ter Undergraduate, Der gum ~aletntser &esntsn tn 8alttmrt
fit ben @srfauf BON Grover, Batter u. SOS 9rdmtum > set
Rafbtne erndrnt wUrbrn TT, erIaubt fb fts &nfm srham mile
Etrttnietn. Srelht cine SVrsIolt6e Ndbmqf6tne gum 5nrntlttr
@ebrau@ rinfhsn. aUf hisls Maf6tne, bte 0Qs auberen chi
fdtsbsn ibertriht, btnauIerfsn.
D0 bieiGlben BITE boGfen grdmien 1uf allen pouptnufteurf
etu tn Ymerttd iprpebl wte tn @urppa %etbolten babsp 70 Ct
f'eutn fe It'd ttst 8ere&ter gretis Der t6&fsn @unf untsr ausT
itrliGen Mafbtntu.
Gle fno bis jut gpnerturs ausaedtbettt unh tn tsfT 1rt
ftber @r6ee unh In ierem Strl Sprtnnten rnb ~ ttftm %;
fraud btS n6ben6en CUB fums eiretriGtet. @it fine ans'
lammt ben @tssntbl,nern eurd poteut stf&srt u. aasi @s6ts.
arsittq iettsn ibsrtU len. q fnb bic etn'asn fir Den 6 ebrGut
un @fansern 9seteneten Mof6tnsn.
GrUfe D'ahe III auf te @tnri&tuns bttfer @afatnen fur hr
@CtrauG duf 4Idnt6gen pCrpenhet n prfen une He Te ttSt II
stnfaA. ~bauerbnft, eeben istr leidt unb fcnnen SUn Sttr'
ntann 70 beauenn benubt werosn be fs esaenrdrtta tn ets,ti
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iberssuet taben. rsrbsn lie Mot rniHsn n pnen.
Fran bittt, bisfe NRaf@tnen elmer fprsfdltissn grntHHe IN
terrrtrtsH 1u trrntn.
9tb. grt BON artstt fir 5amtlien, edtsn uni gRnnufafturtr
wtTb aufs ~prpnpteRe anb u ben %btlishsn grsitn tsiUret.
Cora Ne6tm
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~ nrtta t~tfritete,r risrtr reipur. iSefen, RanseS &c. wr'
, r ~ca eftabrt1sr Nrbsttsrn rspartrt unb wtebtr ~aufgslesi.-
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