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Ny Friends Carriage and Pair.
ny HENRY q. LEE.

My friend Smilb, like grea, many
olhers, was 50 unfortunate as 10 be unfortu.
nate IN business, and thus lose his indepen-
d.nce IN more than one sense. bad known
him for number Of years before his failure
in business, aud, from pretty close obser-
vaIion Of his mode Of doug thiugs, hal set
him down a, an honest man. But, when
he went 10 the wall, found that there were
ieny to say bad thing. OF him, aud to al
legr, notwithstanding his assertion about
having given up every thing, that 'he hid
taken good care to leather his own mott
| A dozen stories. some Of which. must
Own, rather staggered toe ut Gr-t, ilpa'.d
about from lip TO lip, but, IN 'eaeci ~.
came back TO nv iiI.t oplnio ;, and steadily
breasted in declaring Ihu | believed Snllh
g. be- an honest man.
IL could nUt bul b. Owned. that the esi-
dences in fa,or o. my fIends h.siug taken
CAFE Of himself, acre not very marked. Al
he time OF hi, misfortune. he was lising In
,.Iy handsome style. but he gave up ,,is
fne house. sold I'll hi, elrgan, furnirnrr,
and retired with his family inlo a snall
house quite IN The 'usu'h- OF the town.
Amid all his lisse., troubles, aIni di.ap-
p"ln'mrnt.. Smith retained q larger share of
qnanin.ily llan usually falls TO the lot OF
-r-0ns circi mstnnccd Gs hs was and
ven. at tius., would 81 fir f. rg-t himself
- ~ ndulic in q JET. or liih' ple-san ~.
Sometimes he wis reminded oi ilis iTpfo-
nriy Of this. by g,a'o look IRON the
eyes ol a crciiior, Who ~as uIabIr To sea
nuw ANY bod, ~ho Vwe,i hun coul''ss tar
'Org-i hin-eli us to feel c,uiionablr, or
commit the improp'isiy oflaughing. g..
Some Of ho.e 10 whon Smith was inlebt-
cI, were for pursuiag himt 20 the u'mos, rx-
trrmiiy. bul ori'er-, more humanrly dis
posed, made a dNe,.ioo in his favor. aud
.nsr what he had 8iTsp UP was sacrificed
fsr half It's valus, asd ths prOcvsds divided,
10 Wa, leil to get along the beE way hs
cvn!d. i.
A year or Two passed, and Snih. who
wis man Of business, got friend or Two
70 help him, aud launched his X q On the
roabled wAie,s II iratie, determined to io!-
low the COOL advice given, We believe, by
Poor R'charj, 10 litlle boats, TO keep near
he shore. .r
"Aaoa, again." said friend to him,
iew months after he had opened q new
siore.
"Ye,-bn, 10 a very small vessel, I" re.
,,lieJ Snih. .s.
"Hrs yo1 obtained release from your
old creditors ~ asked the fncod.
No. thought abou. trying to do 90,
hot afterwards concluded that II would DO
the best for me 10 le, what was al fssi'leep,-
for fear that might wake up some one who
would prove TO be atroublesoms customer"
"You run risk, remarked The friend.
81 know I do. Bat, in choosing evils,
have tired 10 choose che Iessi" i'i ''' ~
.yhie . am AFRAID ,oa have cho-o tho /,
srratr,i" .i ftt'r -o -i-r a
1 .M.ybs ! hare, bot us too late 10 amend
my ways now. II they will only let mo
alone for . fsw years, I will not b. afiaid Of
them" ~ 81. eifs sal aiit ri
(ooserupED on yor.ru PACE =, =,
sll lnlal llaHs or ,'t-t -. =,
- ,..fJ. -. 80 =. "a, 4,si-1Hl-s
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Sending o dog by Telegraph.

We stepped into tho telegraph Office in
Portland, ohio, soon after il was establish.
ed-fortunately, just in the nick of time to
witness the following amusing scenc;-While
the operator was explaining to us the mys.
terious working of tho galvanic current and
the modus operandi of is application in
transmitting intelligence between distant
places, tall, and particularly u,gainly in
diyidual stalkcd into the Office. IIc was q
muscular, brawny fellow, from Pike county
Missouri. He showed the symptoms of q
rapid walk, and hastily inquired
Telegraph Office, eh?"
"It Is, sir" replied the operator, polite
ly."
"Runs from here to Day ton? ?"
EYES" .... .....
"Good!" / hev got q right smart job
fur ye. I left thar aiore sun up this MORN
ing, in such an all fired spiut er, that | clean
forgot my dog at the tavern. He's u mighty
powerful good dog, stranger, | tell yea
cross bctwixt Newioundlander an a regu-
lar bull-smart Us mountain cat, and
stout rs grizzled bar. Hc kin whip his
hert in wild cats every day, an is wuth hi.
u-rhiekomia to hunt Injins an that's jest
whar I'm gwine. Now, want you to tel
egraft him down here in double quick shor,
meter, for the stcamboate is Swino to leave
in a hour, an would't lose the critter fol
heap" ..
We observed comical expression fit over
the operators countenance as he pretend
ed to note down description of the missing
quadruped, and answered, Gal. right, sir
to an assurance on the part Of his cxcitet
customer that he "would drap in arter th'
dog IN half an hour "
When he returned. the first object which
attracted his attention was stump tailed
pug of the most diminutivc proportions
which was tied to the leg Of the operating
table and saluted him, as he entered, with
shrill bow WOW wow
"You arc just in time sir. Hero is youl
dog all o. X. Only little out Of breath
owing to the rapidi,y Of his journey" nit
the operator, blandly.
"whar !" interrosated, Pike, strickins
an attitude expressive Of ofastonishment which
was too pregnant for words. g. 90
! "Here, sir, tied to this table,"
"w.h-o {! that teeny sprinklin" Nv fin
zlcd har my dog4 You don't mean to SAY
that dod-darned, short-lcgscd. little squin
eyed, lop-eared, NANCY beast is my dog
No, sir, that ain't my dog. Nine is th'
bcst dog in Oreeon-a whallopin' big splen
did animile reg'ar bcauty-a two hundrct
FOUNDER, sir! Phew! cuss a snake"
/ AZ this point the speaker, having ex
huustcd his vocabulary, stopped to taxi
breath. t1- - ifi' A m
'.very singular! extraordinary singular
/ may say. Has your correspondent mad
and forwarded the wrong animall" - =
"Mistake be cussed! lisa regular swim
die, sir. That blasted tavern keeper VI
thar has stole my dog an sent mo this In
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The Bachelor and the Lace Veil.

A gentleman who had lost q bet with .
lady, having heard her say that she hac
lost a lace veil that she priced very much
thought he would pay his debt and "do thu
p lite thing" by purchasing new veil o
the quality, and presenting it to his iai'
creditor. iIu. s..sr r.-,. So. t
II must be stated, or aproper understand
ing of what followed, that the gentleman
was bachelor Of long standing. and mar
q little information touching tho world o.
Z" fancy goods " though proficient in su'
gar, cotton, and provision spcculations.
He accordingly STEPPED into a fashionable
milliner's establishment and asked to see
face veil Of fine quality.
"Herc is one, Monsieur" said the ami
able priestess. at the head of the temple.
"How much isit?"
alt is only fifty, sair.'
Z" What! only fifty? Dear me!
thought these things were exceedingly dear
lf that is all they cost, | do not wonier a'
the ladies being fond Of wearing such himsy
knick-knacks. Only fifty ?-show me some
thing better"
The priestess stared. The bachelor re-
mained perfectly COOL here was soV
send. A man who wanted something bet
ter, dearer. Moro yeils-lacc ones-wcrc
displayed
Dis is only si1tee, sair, and dis one
seventy iive."
Dear me only seventy FIVE? Well,
that is wonderful, to be sure. 1t is very
nret,y article, | see, but can't you show me
something betterP"
"No sair. dis is the most dear-de phl'
cher artiei. in de citce."
"You don't say SO! Well, woll, who
would have thought it' These women
thew always were mystery since the days
Of Adam Give me the change Of dollar
IN quarters"
The milliner did SO.
"I.u take this onc,' said the simple.
,,;,dsa botcbclor, folding up the seventy.
five veil "uivo me a quarter, and keep
the seventy five for yourself. Dear me how
cheap"
81 no sec the sevcnty-iive, sair-you nave
no hand them to me-" said the mllliner.
81 beg your pardon, maam,' said th'
bachelor, smiling, Z" there they arc on sh'
counter" pointing to the three qnarteS'
"Dis," said the millner, with an aston
ished look.
"That !" said the bachelor, more smll
inc rlan ever, preparing to rut the veil in
his pocket.
"Ah, mon Dieu' dc man fo'S-crack
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formal little runt in his place. What's the
damage!" 81 .a
Nothing sir as you have failed to get
the right ANIMAL replied tho operator,
who Joined us in IN uproarious burst of mer-
riment as Pike left the Office, swearing
"He was gwine up to Dayton to scalp that
dod.rOtted, dog stealing tavern keeper"
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MARCUS WATSON, Printer
Misrtllanruns.


between the ancient andirons. AvenerabIe
lady, whose hair old Timo had silvcred, but
whose hesr, ho had lett fresh and young,
sa. mu,ing in an arm chair, drawn up close
" by the frsside Suddenly the door open.
Cd, and fairy footsteps bounded to her side.
"weli, Bessie" said the old lady, lay
ing her hands lovingly on the child's sunny
rinr,e,., shave you had a good slide ?"
.sBeau,iful, auu, now Won, YOU tell me
..ae.a..,;., ~
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,onressions. With more pleasure

= =
duties wn'cn the heait promp!s ana W.
Judgement oonurms' ! aho~ea .n' NJ"
opportunity !" pass wi'hou' the s'ncers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 my aols' generous sne
iai'niui 0ohsaBue' Mr. "lson' hoee'ne'
We 'a'o'su 's'S - mutual ',a''' n0norao,y ''."
'ng WV" ''" V'u"''''.1 ''u"''''.1 ~ IVY u ~
was 'e'' ','0 s''' epreSen'a'''' % 'i1'"u'
setts on 'ho 'i''' VI '''c 'cha", 'aio's"ou'
months o' hea'eu coh'eS'' 'n'o'''nS ne'
good name ana her most cherished sen'mehs emu
All VINO watched tue currents OF aeoa@'
even Us 'n'Ps,'e'''y a' ''' ~ my .e"' ,'
r''''e'"e"'' A"o" WI" ". ~.
'Vu'SV, a"u PO"s, 10 " ~ - -
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Pf'"'"',s '"0 P'''''" " ~
no'.1 - % ,,,.
hhS'''h hePao'''n, c' '"' oo"'
" 'e"' o"' ""s' .'''A" P'.'''' '"'
mighty growth anu s'i'urs u "h ''o"oS'
man. Us big ana compact IN virtue Us III
b'dy.' Not throng h any worldly tr'umph''
not through the vaults o' eu''e street, 'n'
splndle' o' Lowell or even Tue '''fnea GU
dowmcnts OF Cambridse, IS MASSACHUSETTS
thus but oecauSe-seek'ng 'orA'ehu every
where within the spheie o' hcr 'huuchce '''c
benign civilization which sue eult.Sa'es a.
homc-s''e STANDS ior'h 'he 'a''h'ul' uhse'
duced supporter oi human a"'urc' "~'''''
has Its splendor ana the Intellect mas 'f
glory but there Is d grandeur III such u
service which isaboye all that these can sup
ply. For this she has already the regard oi
good men, and Will have the Immortal liie
of history. FOR TINS sue mas also 'he ~
proach ana c'ntume'y' 'na' 'nrouSnou' Ill
ages have ocen poured upon 'ioSo WHO nave
stri'eh lor Jus''cc "Po' ''i'"' wv "o"
for the hrst time IN human s'rusSies has
ruin, "hen most ~ n'''o''u o "''
rauN'h., ga'"e,"S S'O'' ,''" v'' " 0''O
quy' "no" Oh n"9 ,1"O' '"' 'O1'IS
Gus champion u 'no h"S'''H 'onno"".'''"'
was dragged ON huruie up 10 the lower
iiiii' 10 suncr ae''n y! ',o aA'' ono " '"O
''',u oa' y" - I ",N
'A' "" y e',....s..I,'.,..'. e
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= ~, w,..'.L,..,,. -, $50,
80 ., .,.', -. ,l,;n'. ,no., c,r ,h, o,,,,.o -,
~ A., ,,,, vbor NIo.s,chn.e,,. I, ON.
,,,aod IN , ,,r,,,.r c,,., ,b,n tba, o( our
P,,hcrs NV ser,n.lv can sh, turn from
m. scog and ;c,r of beartlcss men. Her
onIv d,,yrae, will bo in disloyalty TO the
truth which is to make her free.
wor.o % h,.r-ob far wor.o-,ban the
- ,,,Ln,;. ,ho o,nd,o, ~,
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In FAVOR OF DAxclNo.-The Churchman,
a religious newspaper in New York, calls
dancing an innocent recreation, and rs
healthiul as 1t isgraceful. God is not dis
honered pyH' Oh 'h0 ''n.'"'y '"'
lst says; iN' ''e,a Pia''o ~, ,"' ,na O a,,.;' =
the 'an.'' ""1 , >, =. ~" G "n,,,r, 49, 49, mot.
tanism 'n '"0 "0''' " VIZ
wi'h''ahu'"s'
V During the retreat of the British
troops in Holland while they were Hound
ring 'nf'us" '"1 ""' - p' ~. ~.
uncommon'y oaa' corps .. '"o go. suaal ,d
were mue'' '.a'efea, "".n 'A' c..
ing olncer c''i'ca OUT " " '"s 'A'"
TWO oeep'
tween two mountains Of mud, al am to'
deep already-I am up to my neck"
--, ,.,,, ,.,0, hv hi, neicbbo,
- - If, Ala mods tbi, answer
~" ',, n -. ,h0 .,.o !. ni,fuI. m,
wife fears she shall die, and ! fear she viii
not die, which makes u mo,t disconsolat'
house."
,-.s, ,.,o :, -, he.veen two tailors. :
M, ,,h,s where n conn
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UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

Tne Union and Eastern Journal b pabllsAed vvey
IspAY. 81 No Central Btea. sise Ne BLiasota
uosss. frrms-e4,e psr Anas. - 81 - 10 aid sith-
In thrss mon,Aa noa Ne tine Of sshssribinS. APsl'
papss Aesns b tbs sny aashsvssi agent No this rpss
h ~ eiisss sf 'ksv lea, bsssos. sn< phiAdsies.'
nd y dsg snpovusd 70 axe sivsStisss~nis and sub
scripeisns ~ the sane rsts inquired W us Hs ON
~ kss xsrk, xns~ss Bsiidisss, sssfes, ssioi.
Ivy Bsikiins rAiasdsipA,s, y. W. soru-r rAtd And
chsenut strSst.
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The following notice appeared on the
west end ofa country meeting house
"Any person sticking bills against this
church, will bc prosecuted according to law
or any other nuisance 'a-'q % r''e
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A polite young lady recently asserted
that sho had lived near q barn-yard, and
that Il was impossible for her to sleep In the
morning, on account Of the Growing Of q
Z" gentleman hon. rs.frffsi.ai.a .7si 4.
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Shwdde bes aan,en SnGcm6.

3tu8nte BON gDm. &. 81 m NJ . @sq., @tssttBumsr Don Rim.
n1pS ~berl1ntrr rbsRm0tifber Solte.
Baltimore, 20, W6fa 1858
3Fn. Sfth. 5anee. Is Beretbt rtr gum er5eten @srsni.
cen, ntetn 5eIgnte tn btsIen anbfren an @snEen her @efIut.
SettssGtntnar pee Or, GBa1ner Gn3urstbea. SGpn ldnetv
SIT Itit To- an @trStnf@mGae, Wattteteti uno 3errlttuna btr
ganien Natur. SD ndEm NIT tettm TdAe nebr as. Qp6b.
sene ettisr Set mar tb thinner traur 8 unb mutslos. u. ba6te,
pap ID f@nen Gbltprsn rGree, pttwtetn i'd p'rf9sbtns Nitttd
8sgea tsnt &rantbett nabnt. Gle niSteu Que ni5ts. 8pr uu,
gsfdbr GDO9sn rtetbeu Ste mir, Or. Sbalmer8 @tFuuS ets,
atattnr ~ gseraI9sn; Sd fOl8tt Jtrern Wntbs pbut Ittp6
an etnen btHertn &rfpl8, ais btincn ubrietn Dittteln, Al elau.
pen. Ssntsn sic fG nun metu &rfaunen, ais i'd tanf, bab f&
mem APpettt. l&pn naG br 3rettcn 0pfs srmetrts, rno i'd
na9eeH t9 tIuHt etue 5Iaf1e 9eu0nmtn, betruteno farlir u ;
trathetr etrDr0en mar. SD fups MID nun pSGie btrstFtat
eye mt eutfn aPpettt unS nsRmt then Sag su rO bin aar'
&b@lmsr.s hat rtrilta punber ret mir ssmt It, milne 6aut
tarRe TT frtt@ nno liar, I'D bin ME nu stbgrer+ SD tXlFfsti.
ocepaIb alen Hetb .netH btefts Mtttel II t66fen GIobe.
ID. s. Rim 10, SIR. 1873 8asetteFruse.
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MaoenI6wGde in Der bSaorti,f,n ar,m.

Wertter 5trr.- gr ptnisen QorGt en- faufte- Id In ibrtmQd
pen stntses 5taI@,1 sn Or. Gtalmsts GsfanStets-xtnt-
fa). SD. lit f9Un btiuabe 17Saere an fltfem ltbel UNI hattie
l9en ~ssntsasns tanoeTt ,sutsmPlrtIsns" 9silmittd stuSsnru,.
@einntbftts'G tntmr tn&te, Fe fat pIti& ben autsrn cen ADJ
gorfsn, Hn Ss,tsnlt an ~s,Oen. 9a iR feeo& 8rctst 81
ma6tt i'd bn 8trtu@ nit 3 Ja' den. SD ntbme nun BIZ
atnttnp Jet ao'@es uab bf 90tttRHg H~ri,lbsn Tat MID nrb
NIT Stfsm brutnmsnb, i'm 1Suft ternm, aGsr iest 1T QGss ssr
antsrt' DRsin ar!tt tn tst unb elm esmattsJafanD better
btsisiben NIT bsm ud6fsn Yafasisr3uee. WNt &Gtun9
Dbtne1E G. 8eohner
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HA NCE's

Safapa%rtlla, 9 flan3en. pber 8lmtpiI.
en- CUR Neini9un8 ess 8lutee, Der @aae, brs Ma-
gems Ne9ultrun9 Res Stubl9angs unb 9eilune
Don DpspepIa, Sawinbel &c,
StrfDnen, mtlGe NIT &pPfwtt, @@pintgI, Sunlmsn IN
Sbrtn, tpmte allen nntervn Sfrcnffsttta, EtIGe purd .su grCe}n
8IutonRrane mad BEN 8ppte ptrutiodt mettsa, tttaftsf ftb
iVAten oiete Ytasn 8ebtapasn, tn bteitlbsn ale btef. teis
i'd nsafens b%efsttisen.
.81ansn unD 0edb6sn fno 5ance'A qtaen t~efputers a. et
~pfeelsr, ba fs las fdsrfe 5silmittsl fur 8pYfmsb, NcrStn'
f6p6de, gpfen unn blttGe 8efiGtSfarte fnb unb benz pattsu
tan etn 8siurbee, ~tlubsnpes &usfsttn psrfGafen.
St.ls ptatn fnb fsrner baS eeItnbefe unR DGfe NbfatrmtttsI
anb tcnnsn 0ur6 ger8ro6ern pber 0trtletner1 btt % len boa
gerteren iebeS <ers ssncurhea wftpen.
Bum Wsrfaufbe BET
ESet6. g 5once, los, BaGtp. Str
&aftfncr Iiik.
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EDr. CHAIN ER's
b ettssG tnftHr

A@~ pcs ans8set4nttfs Sc lntttsi ktr rtu, ~6a
Unlt 1tattnr tn ateI onsspt6msr uub airffamtr ais iG
sFSrc@tn Detr Sbflaren. Der grrus fietr @sSi,in II, Ses
nagFtR2 pc otsKr1niD; 1T aus BEN s5rper t=sttt, ft ou6 Hsues
8slaaSts Slutt@Gfft. Cine &iseui6ait, ntlGe tin,
aaSsrG Ittet5 i teftst. 50 H. baS bele 8rnteuratnttn i'm
Ur.2.ln9 UNI Swimmer. Die ataftur 1T furd einen Gib "a.
taatFt eaB tie gteer 9pISmsI, nod opbtte i&dtItGf @ubASn,
SrH tn'gaLt; O1S g1tntp npbWtd bhfe RshiSin miIft, ia.
ia Hay Et PerR 2arfnpntreH unb u%ntsraust n Der Natur Bite fdGS.
elVsn eho oefeprpeuen S0ftt aHs BEN 8lute t1eibt r6brent
Pc oar@ pas Startsn her ARaeenfdurs tie SCREAMING tef5r.
peri Sn Der 3bat TT ltine WRns'sL tstns &per Ubtr NVerSe in
SFets: $1.O0t et 8IalGt 9osr 6 8lafGen fit $50
Sftb. 9. 9ancsl Nr. fO8 Galttntcre Ct
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9 efanntr III a d It "a.

Sfftceber 8ntttmpreGemetr9.@e%fcft5Naf of.
SIR. III Baltimore Sir.
%ue b~icient8en, mslfe bieer GeleaI3aIt NOD GNiffdrbe ant
BesrGbnt6plaPc pber fir eilerne Sitter fdulSen mtrten bier.
Snr4 aat9stInrrtrtb %rtsitlten re8slmdb9 nnonathA a%tiurn8sn.
SIN 6aa lan8erer VrdSBeran8 lperper plGse, bic ned ntht te-
sablt ftnb Gem &aufer SsrluRig rrflirt unp Wteper aerfaaft
perben,
Gut 8eltsene 9e8.GRni6plGte NIT unb pbne etfernett Cite:
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3en8ntife 3u @unfen Der 9inttur tes Ir. @balmer.
3 On Baltimore, Ten 2, mai 1853,
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Wrote ntetn 3eusnss fur fe DON ebsn 70 grp6sm gIugtni i.
PF %Ihi1HF fur nttn mar. @ttat6nIIs
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@ba1mer'8 Sc unp9eit3z3ilftur
5ur 9fetni9u19 pe8 8lnt8 uno 3lr Sei(un9 rer>
pG ct &rnnf6eitelt.
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5ur 6elnt9un9 pe8 8lnt8 unp 5ur Setting net
pGI er &rauf6eitelt.
YrttS ter 8lafae $t.0O BRET 8lafhen fur So. 80 ptsr feds
Glafbeu fir IS 90.
@enn taS @ut unrein lit unb bic Circulation psFelbtn "a .
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8eno et1t Rtau!teit Der 0troaumef t,e.ee perurfo6t 4ppUttt,
ofrlstDt StGtt, adrtstbts @astIn, tdrtt tti Jtttptn, trpsdt
bt geIhiss @ntrete, serbannt S9rp rntutb uuo atebt eet
l@ma5lt@en 8otper sta r05ufss %~nSfsteu, bsrubtst bic Ter.
assts tn 0toRn M naS fsat zinc strsitttte s9naitution
tsesr &95Psr:e rntttgtipn NIT elstHsm @'rtbeI sebraa4t Tet-
lsnbe Nrbsit .psruria6t, pirb faaea eetGbtm,, un6 Gan,;n,
.elqe turd Stsies Olsen Istbsn, wcrbsn f&nea 9in0 :ruas faa.
en- Nn oa5 pu6!ifum.
Go eebt inter g8slt artarimiie I, rtl6s aGe ut5sli5:a
8~rantbsiten CART en-. msna Der tt msnI9 fCtacrn Smith,
nats e9t etbrau6t Ct Or. 6 balmers &tiun06ttts,
Gtuttu r OILS 3etlntttsi fir fetue Rranttet.
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Observation-Disclosures Gaen 8GIen 1T bic fbetre urb bette
tanttlien. ID sbttn wel&e fstns . at, ppa irstnb befunpse
Spr8talt ~erfprbtrt.
@tne p~un6rbars 8ar, 'ns6f In unfersr eteeusn Stott tut3
Or. Chalmers @eiunepsttS: atnttIr ssmabr Tprpen.
Bdlttm ore, ben B. gtpp. 1851.
srs SaasaTIfIaSt 5 : 81 So D ny aS b. ser! SSSi !}nnS sstht; S Z tn'ta re-
reIte fe an msiut Jrau bewirtt BAT, mtttbtlsn i~tt4nuen.
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@petnteI: SIRE @'tttEfurbe drbertr FA unb tpr @sf4t unS
sails betsfte fA nit Yidsln, wtlts Brpbe @&msrssn perur-
la&tsn, bic Ht az, 8ruf IN, SbuItern %erfrtfteu. SD taatte
Or. Gtalnee'S Iinttur unb tbt nene frau ee srfe STA DE
eslsert bate, lab tie mic stre anbere @etien aus. @atbsnt Fs
3 G!af&en 3u ~ 8eupmmtu Bate, mar Ge ~ppIfGutt5 h'r8eaelt
SO. 9.1lbtrt, 65 g. 9Gc1fr.
9terpSie &ranfbeiten.
Tr. @balmet's Gtfanbtets 4. Cir. tar beptrtt cine F4er. {
8Iuirstnt0uns unb FART 8si&wd9te Rersea. 81 1T 8let68aI
tt9, pb Gle &pnft mtiEn ourd Rranf0ett Obtr bur9 uareetImd
si8sn etbenswantsi 8ef4wa4t t.. Ote WtstlnaeH Der 8iuttur
fae u%nrb!bar. .SoPime9, n'reSfs S8mer,en i'm Stt t @-
talt r6tnt S@p66e, WtG'Gu1plte b'heu 9t1en 9stuf4aft
Gin 8,rtansen, f6 neass 9ett gu %brinssn, petbtn hurb otIt
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%auf6let6en Crjeu8tnotbsn fno. S6ldfIpf5fstt, ftwade &c
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Ter esptsitns GrfUls 1T Ras bttt3susHiB tHr BITE ausge3et8nte
Wtrtuae Der LtnitII.
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