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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PRINTER TO THE HOUSE
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Editorial Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. 7, 1856.
The House declined to proceed with the election
of Printer to-day, as Mr.. Wendell was likely to be
chosen by the combined votes Of the Democrats,
the Southern Americans and stragglers. 1t is
hoped that the combination will be broken up by
Monday
| belive Col French's credentials as Minister
of Nicaragua have not been defnitivey accepted
or rejected. H. G.
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To "a. rdi,or Of De Ny. Trrbrne.

To ~, Editor Of tie ~ Y Tyybsne
STR: | your paper IL med the Instrument OF ex-
poseing all kinds rascalty In looking over its pages
is amuseing TO the story Of Bridget Roy, thu
poor cratur complaining of the manner in which bur
msthress traits her. She dun well TO sign the pledge.
suppose when bigan TO complane how was chsted
and baten and every thing else that poor mothers
soul could think of in this nanal city. II those poor
feles that talk so much about how Others chated
would only take up my case and expose these litle
shops where the divi hangs out on red flag; and
where inside you viii lot of Fe.los selling and
buying, they call them fine gold watches. But one
bright frosty mornin when this poor soul in from
the State Of Jersey with pocket full of bills he
comeng along the Brodes street in this city and tho
divi led me into these little Internal hols, where jew
elry is sold cheaper than in Platts large store in
Doublin After got in little thinking what the dvis
were about, bid $40 the gold watch, got struck
off for me: paid my $40 that my poor bones sweted
many a day for and would you bleyeit, they made
brass watch of it, and made me take an ould silver
watch not wreth fifty cents, when they got the money
All was sod-no more till to-morrow-shut the door
and out with we all. on went aud in two hours for
the life of me could not find the spot. Aud this kind
of business is allowed in your city, where you havo
such an angelic City Government. IL Mr.. Franklin
would now only compliance of these things-and n
Bridget Roy had such loss 10 think on, she could NOS
sleep as well as after bottle of Beer. Mr.. TRIBUNE
tell the Mayer to help me, as he gets paid fors uoh
labor. rename, Yours Ne.,
JAMES HAGERTY, No. ~ sthsv.
Neg Yo,k. Feb. s. 1855
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KILLED By HIS 0vERsEER.-Mr' VIM ms% 80
kIsd p S IL IsEe Holmes County Mics. diihcJy oc-
eerred between them, and the overseer s'pGh mr:
West on the head with gun 80 We .fu nx
20 cause HE death. The origin Of We o',1ce "
Of Yazoo City.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

HULsDALE, Mich, Thursday, Fed I, 300.
collision occurred on the Michigan southern Rail-
road half mile west of this place, last night between
the Eastern and Western Express trains. The track
maustaggageman, fireman and one other man were
killed, and engineer, brakeman and traln-boy each
had leg broken. The baggage-car of the Eastern
train was burned with all the baggage and the mails
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MARINE DISASTER.

BOSTON, Thursday, Fed 7, 800.
The brig Acorn, from st. Domingo for New'iork,
arrived at Newport yesterday with loss OF foretop-
galaItmast, sais split, &c.
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DEATH OF JUDGE BYNGTOS OF MASS.

BOsION. Thursday Feb. !, 1880.
Judge Horatio Byington of the Massachusetts, CON-
mon Pleas Court, died yesterday at his residence in
Stockbndge.
S ow fell in this city steadily from to 10 O'Clock
to day. when succeeded by heavy rain-storm,
O thick fog and indications OF general thaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-08

The Tsmnany Hall General Committee met iast
,r,no and after iransacting some unimportant bust
mes, decided to illuminate the Old wigwam on the oc-
co,op Of the approaching Anniversary washington
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a. snbu,ioa Of rain in the temperate uatitudc. berr
abd distinguish them from like ATTITUDES IN Europe.
rsey respeetfgily your obedient servant
Ues1tssfoS REQ. J. 1856 LORIN BLOD6ET.
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From ON Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1856.
The official advices by the Arabia reached here
on Monday, and are now pretty well understood IN
diplomatic circles Mr.. Buchanan expresses some
misgiyings as to the state of our relations with
Great Britain but they do not seem to be warranted
by the facts upon which the opinions mainly rest.
He entertained even more serious apprehensions
two months ago, and was exceeding exercised as
the probable temper of the Presidents Message,
believing it might WELD an important influence on
the question of peace or war. A few hours before
the sailing of the steamer the dispatch from the
Department of State, requiring the recall OF Mr.
Champion and the dismissal of the three Consus.
had reached him, but sufficient time had not
elapsed for the presentation of the official commu-
nicatiOn. His impressions were, doubtless, formed
principally upon previous interviews with Lord
Clarendon, in which the extremity that has now
come TO pass was presented as an alternative by no
means remote.
Mr.. Buchanan is cOnstitutiOnally susceptible on
delicate points like these, and he may have al
tached more consequence to the diplomatic phrases
Of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs than they were
intended TO convey. UT IL Is nOt unihNi! "O 'N"'
have adopted as earnest and decisive, language that
was employed only TO deter our Government from
taking the step which it has DONE If Lord Pam
erston, however, should assume TO take an act IN
dudgeOn,, which every sentiment of national Dig
nifty demanded, the consequences of that temerty
will rebound to his own disadvantage, and result
in no particular advantage to England. Wall
street need take no alarm from these suggestions
for though diplomatic ceremonies may be tempora
rly interrupted no break in the intercourse Of the
two Governments is anticipated here.
Mr.. Dallas will start for London as soon as ms
ARRANGEMENTS can be completed, unless lntelli-
gence should arrive in the meantime rendering
haste unnecessary. There is every reason TO sup
pose that the request made by the President LOT
Mr. Buchanan TO remain st his post until sue
eessor arrived was received sessonably enough 10
prevent bis departure from London on the I%tn
inst, as he contemplated. If any correspondence
should ensue upon the Enlistment mater, "
would naturally desire TO conclude it. and therefore
he will be likely to see the upshot OF the penang
difficulty.
: The objection which was made to Mr Danas 5
continuation on the day his name was sent 10 !ne
senate proceeded entirely from mlsaPPIenenisoLn
VI MS views IN regard to the Central Amerlcan
suestlon, which certain patriots in that chsiioer
CONSIDER paramount TO all others, aud oyershado"'
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ASSEMBLY.
CITY RAILROAD COMPANIES

CITY RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Mr.. BREVOORT intends to bring in a bill to pro-
tect citizens Of the City of NewYork against the I'M
position of Railroad Companies. 1t provides:
SECTION l. Any Railroad COMPANY any employee thereof
other person who shall ohruc the highway street through
which rarhad may pass by png up other material
clearing the railroad trsck shall conviction thereof be
subject fine Of less than than hiy dollars
Tor fine be recosered any Court cOmpe
retet the all fines recovered shall be paid
the proper officers Of the City Hospital for the benefit Of
the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-19
CnlCA0O lDVEIflSnENI5.


j ssis. 1890, isassns;s Sssssss.
f:ss ssrsss. CAssac, rssescesu11 - . stssssEo
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mr. omks. vAicA vtll - paace = ~ lirasy q
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~ Privsts CDrrespnaAroce u Henry Clay, editsd
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oath. III sriirvs thss ~ wssk tssusi IN this
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for echolArs. pelitciano aod Others, b unegDAsssd.
specim:a eosss va = sent N rseeipt - he price
An iAeortant Nstisaal vssk, sxhibisiao ~ hess
utsrstase a ~ country, and sAspssd NJ uaiver-
| sai Hsusehoad Ce0psnton, beiag . Cyciopndia Of
81 astiors q suihors. Nh passssss ia .heir vri-
tings, frUn the earliest pestgd N The psanas day
BY svert A. Dsyckinch ana George L. DuycknAk.-
win e es Ass':..ph'. ~ osAsr nu''rs''o'
The whole Is nciuied In two royal octave yo,umes,
IN al neeen hundred pages, printed In 10 olhD ect-
ons oc e. -1 Y, ps9ss iss@ nv pe cast en-
three hundred engravinss Of Portraits OF Authors,
Views Of Colleges and other Literary Institutions
v'gnetiss u Residences, -, with uAse sAan 80 ~
t&rApas. These are saGraved from original and al.
tA~nkc sources are nov, for the rst tiIe, prcscnte
co the public The WORK 10 arranged in cronslogica
order, ana ssesAs fully of the grsst colonial pera.i
rca and social literature Of al psrts u the count
also embracsS great variety VI matter nov Srst-
ought together, relating " Of the
| including new collection aud ARRANGEMENT Of Revo
lutionAry Ballads II includes ILLUSTRATIVE u tn
Pulpit the Bar, and other professional wri ers Of tn
Political Oratory, tho Educational Institutions.
thu General Literature VI the country TIE Person
al Biography b full and minute, and the selection
comprehend large portin II the bfxt lits rature
America Tue latter an n,ede particularly with r.
). ference u their completeness and their permanen
historical interest," and display every variety Of tai
eat from every p0rtAAn Of the country. n this re
spect the wOrkkt0e ooWtenss Of which will Equal ri
ordinary octave volumes) may b. regarded - W in
Considerable Anssrtan Library Ia itself.
10 AGENTS.
Tme shove Danafd works win b. ssaA exclusively
snbscriptbb ard IN will n,ure than cDun
~ o. given TO one aacnt ~ TO CDssarnce with. n
Works are not 70 BE- found in any Rntstore in III
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srs to adhere 70 the regular pricrs. A ss,n -
y agent receives an appointment and . prAprcssS,
must engage In the business and c4a,tnne il TN n
whole territory assi6aeA him h thoroughly canvAs
ed.
For further ! uicnlars, specimen sheets % y
works sud tsls Q dress
b. .. COOKE L CO.
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Eleven nest Desirable BulAln(
Lets,

UHB 9oaeA frnctiONal half u 1lor3 q teeveoay.
~ Mrner u ~ Clsjre ard Froak StreeGs, sub-
iSv6e1 knte essvsa Ms suitanle ~ as14e4bo0g
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n1R: j. MCDOWELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

- WISHES to inform the public that he has
Mn pcrman nifty locat"d in Dav np,rt where
~ he will contnur To treat all the diseases the
II A horse is su1trt to, on the most Scientific
Principles. After constant practice Of many years
all kinds 81 diseases he feels happy TO say that he
will give satisfaction to all that employ hun. H.
produce good Certinc1tes any other man West
of New York. he IL here only few months, and the
many important cures he has "a cted since he came
will speak more for him than readily b. inserted
in q Newspaper.
The following gentlemen who Ia ve employed him
since he came here On the most severe cases. will
tify " his abilities . competent Veterinary Sur
gecn.
All diseases warranted cured ifcurable or no mon-
ey paid.
H. earnestly solicits a trial on any severe case
whatever ANY case he cannot Il any ot her man
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-19


WIS Company continues to issue policies on
1 Marine, Inland Navigation :,
transportation and Fire Risks :,
Al Reasonable Rates
A unconditional return premium 81 10 per cest
viii be tald back " cargo customers at the Close .. the
var.
Farm property and detached buildings. iavor ably
s;,ate,l. may tie insured against lost or damage By
IRE, Tor any length " time from ie WEARS al
low rAt"e OF premium. and thus AVOID assessments
,s ia Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
isaac Tni.rl4..l, The" Perry Win A Heron
A. q. Tying w. Il. Phelps, PRK Hrothersvp
p Holland, VIM. Fem, L. Hplian5
W.n. L. Mason, RL Bonriand, J. Eeynvlde,
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
;eAAc CSRSEHIfI Pres h. l.. T. RorRfsxp, Vice Pres
cuAEtss HOLLAND, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS, Agcn, for Rock Island. Davenport
Mrnr and vrcfni'y. uflice-Ninier's Building Hi
uos STREET. Rock Island. O:ice in Davenport At lh
Counting Room VI the Stat. Democrat.
may l5dawsf
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.


Oh ve have just opened - Aro1y Ngrss = ew
~ doom above tbs Post OGce, neg ana neau.
81 thl assostueut Of watches, Jevelry. eilve,
ware, locks, Fancy Goods, etc., which ~ can and
wnl sel - cheap ~ any estahaishneut vest Of New
we perchase exciusively q the losessl caAI
would respectfully invite The lass % cab aud exam.
ne our STOCK; Ne always take paeasnre IN ehovine
oot eooda: FROM our thorough psscsieal knsvlsaec
oIsving entire satisaessen thereby msstsine ler,i
qase ef public patronage. nsseSX Sss,tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-19

CHARTER DIX
Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.
500, 600 CAPITAL.
Securely Invested und the sanction and approval
th,a;omptrulerc PAblic Accounts.
Jas c. Waikl"y Prest joins l. BRUcE Vice Ircs't
Es- Glil Soy Ell DicKERAAN, mi Agent
John II. Adler. NJ. u Medical Examiner. Appii-
cai"ns received by WILLIAM ALLES, Office IL Post
Oiicc Buiidi,gs, davenport. Iowa,
jei6dtf
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SAW MILL.
M

- q II - a IL ~
Az CA NOE'S s Aw AID r.aN,S"
AnSLtS every description " PM ~ DIN
es.fsd have stsrtsi my Nils 10 "hnp.'. -"
sud having esd stock n ~. Cro. Il y % hal', ;
An rcadv 70 rsr.,ye orders fg any KIM ~ L'hn =
800 ....,:se "a yseis a. with p0naptne-s ana Jas
80 M the order IN which thy are reserved; y
asse o.me 6rst served. iLsvs 81 present q. AAiI'a
Seasoned EIOOstSeH,
n.aA ryu6A and dressed; and having tak"n frra.
alna u oscuse the sefvtos VI N. rect MECHANICS ~
sb,e Oeats. - sssarrh that any iumb'r pland .,
n1y Mn VII etvs satisfarttyn. lwnl d. 10e SiAi~:
e ,ow - any eatabliShu, NJ in the west.
Psrspns wishing % ba.ld whore time Is an toJet.
OvAld Do wsal n call and i,ok At ny s''k o. 20
erelgesting elseWh o. "a have large qu'nf1iy VI
seasoned Lumber
- AanA ! want " suppiy this sst.en VI the esul
Shingles,
have puYehAseA and put up Woods Patent Asehine'
; S.,na.ecsi.n With my Mil. ard ! am .ni.hed can
sapply mp customers with . better Sh!hyle d Il 81
u,sSsy than any bs.asht here Tor. " can b. si.
= any other machine I also max Shingles BY hsia
81 wv osailaae 70 u ~ ling as they arc VI de-
0AnA.
I tabs this opportunity "a return my thanks Tor pas
As.es and Solls.t frv,n NY custcss-is aud fhs p1b
. s.ntinuance VI the same.
kADDldAswtf) JOHSN cAANoS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-19
Lumber! Lumber!
Al the Rock Island Saw Mill.

VTAvIN0 received a large Ssupply e Legs we are
II now runnlng our NH day aud night. AMI arr
cr-pared 70 vec~ive orders fr all kind. u Building
aid Framing Lumber, J.aths, Shingles and Fencing
AZ orders with which Davcup,r, friends may IA
sos % viii Be executed With punctuaiity and diepat,b.
MEAD SMITH h MAkSH,
RocA leland, Nay 90. ~ . do
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DEN7ISTRr.

uR. W CHURCH having porman, n'y
L. located ii. Davenport, respectfully
ut| tender his ser, ices to the CT
A-A-A0 .srIss, in all operation app-rt ain
in2 to the practice % Dental Sui gerry.
Teeth inserted from q single tooth To fall double
set,. In the Gacst style Of tn arr and warranted 10
Civ" satisfaction. O:acc-Brady street, west side,
between Fourth and Fifth
"" arc allow, Il to refer to
DIR } J Becker. Cincinnati; Or J Train, Pomcroy,
q; Pitzg raid, Carlinv.ue, ILL.,; NIT Mce;avran.
Davenport. imay2ldtO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-19

RD,cA I'D. UUHGnCA1 CA4Ds
HpME u. COOK. u. D.. Of la1isaoeDis, u -
evDs J. G. pAkxk9, at This cttys haee asDdaoe1
lhsmssaves toesah.g IN the pracsis g 0c1icinr er1>
orally. Or Cook has b-n eusaor1 = III DrOss1skA
ovrr - ycsrs. Thsy feel assuss4 thoe IL 0vA
- able us-<t the just exp ctettsa 81 lcsn-
Dv Ceak has been oanect~d ~ the last yeaeu With
the Indiana Instssi~ for the nl NJ expss65scs II
ihr treaameas Of DISEASED Eyes, wavanss hhm y
hriieving thst he will bc ussoM - sAose wns msy
cnsuIt him In s-frS~nce u scA nses; ~ diseases
Of women enc Children wfibeoatD - Degseular -
tsation. Ouioe up stairs over ~ ~ ~.
RE1ERExCE0S 4
B. D 6roes, PrUf- Surgery. lHatgv1neb ~
T. Nusss IN cinctnnotb
Hon Joseph A Wright, GOV. a Ineienas
Hon n Smith, TX Q . Ssoseoe, InlianepoaiH
DR. Dobbs, Prof. Sure. In. Aeo C1oeess
D. Miller. Prof dis. a woesrn = ChiA. 1enisvilt
(may3IAs0
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@sHsnbe rnb 9Vf8 dagger tnbsn iebtr 8rf btt Befs @ut
wnrtRne unIer btatatn SeotnaunGfn. Sur bte @ettstestOt
terans con RetfenOsn pt,br u n tntstG6ii@ tsfsns srr,
~sstra9tn. Der &isent6uu1sr, &.8. 5tEbeeranb. tn ais @m
grantees aasnt eer BaIp. .OSiUs& ffen5 ain i'm Stauee, th
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b'tD test1rtten ptastu Gusaussbsn. l5rtSnt
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- 80 0bbs. 6tftu 3uter. tua berabeefesun prds
so Gae 6euss3ufet, fsbr btQte,
$50 NG6 raft Airtec 3Idsr. ate Serten,
800 Rae fhweren emsSrieansmUIGhes:
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$50 SAG gOttstn. ub RSsstn nebi, sett g 5rsi
IS 8ufneI Rtesfadmen.
G5ts, Sprpps, QiquOrs a1er af un6 GrDctrieS TN GQ9erasl
srbsn ~ nn6sieen prttfen verfdUft bet
~ Same s. EARN. t2d 81. 5orarb G
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Il
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Or. Smitb bteIt co frlber fur erfornerIid. ben
Rublifnm etni9e NuEenltnien (einer porjiaIt6eD
GioeuItdften ais NrSt un0 Gbirurg Su 9eben, 70.
tpie eintae Der 3ertbciIe on3uflbren. ipel6e ous
bert ssnIider GouSuItdtion tueseH I6nieri9er unb
aefGF-gliGcr &rdntbetten nit ibm erua6Ien; bies
1T ieat iebo0 unnotbig g~ercoroen.
8te gum IeBten Sabre bat Or. Smitb hbe
$500 g~sdtiente3 IN allen mo9Ltten 2ranfbeiten
bebanoelt: cine 3dbI. teren fld Utclletht fein jruet-'
Ter Nr,t In Der Stobt Baltimore riibmen raBsi
uno In alien Tdnen, mo bic GrJtIid,eu 0orItrifs
ten adDtIam bcfciQt tpurben. tuaren bic Srdnteu
aebeilt une auF 9duer geucfcn. Nuf foI6e Shat
sddpen &If1d,t nchmeuo, meT6en leiocnne 4erfo-
geu ipcbl Odran tbun. bel Or. smith, l6 Glib
5reberi6ftreet, por3uiprednen, Der feline 9dblunG
6erldnat, ipeun feline 9ten9e ni6t ScIpeiie ron
gNefdidlidfeit uno 9uteu Tolgeu 'iefern. SmiIbs
Q~r;encieu lnb fret bon Wcrear uno mtneTdEildea
@iStsn unD f0nnen Cnbebtnoert Uno cbne unltrdues
i!hteiten lberG. etuaeuommsn treToen. ca lie Ia
compdcter Gorm aegeben tperoen. Selbe Gin
GbrdntunS In Der Didt 1T Gberfl|1g, renI feline
Gnt;unbung etn9etTc!en TT.
Vereusungeu ODER Structures tperben u0h elmer
ergeren. BON Or. SlnItb aufaefunoeucu Hebdnb.
iungetpeie In ptnt9en Sd9en obue S0mcrSen
ODER SncHnpenteu3en fur ben Rdtienten GebetIt.
9uaIei1 adrGutirt Or. Smitb. Bag fetue GutilHs
bnToeu Der Urethra Il. {. ~. 0!S Structures be.
banbeIt tperbeu. poburt 70 ct GbarIatdue BIZ
trauriaten 6oIqeu berbeiflbreu.
Sun0e Qeute
unb Gnbtre, trtIde CT SemindIer Sdtpdf1} fsiNeu.
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Gtfpobnbeit ceer ron Guoern li.;d6ra hcrrlbrt
uub tpslde in tbrem @efoI0e elm Seer t. peTltder
Gnb eeiliger llebeI baben. tuenn Die 9t.lAuS per.
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bu-h te bitlem Summer uno 9ro6eI 2eJben, ipie
aud sroSeY ~llnfOffen porbeu9en.
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bot Tr. Smi!b tet elmer Weibe BON Sabren feline
~beIoncsre Qiufmeytianieit aeiuibmet u1D oerIpribt
alien qeibeEces eint beiIS1me uns bauernoe Sur.
Or. SmitbG Qrdpentdtipe fur fgaueu fam
mon an Sbigen @ldSe erb1Iten. Dix Oteoi3in III
gut uno ipuroe iurerbaIb 8 Sabren oaRerotbent-
Iit n!cI gebrau6t. Qsrei5 nur S 9oEtars.
@erioncn. bic pcn Baltimore e%ntiernt robneu,
l6nner nab geuautr NnQobe Der Spmptome Tr.
Smith geQen p~OrtCfrete Sriefe confuI:ireM unb bic
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