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, 1858-04-16
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed, issued upon judgment rendered in the
United States District Court and for the 81 Judicial
District of Washington Territory, at the February
term, 1855 In favor Of S. d. Howe Administrator Of
the estate Of B. r. BarstOw and against II. c. Page
Henry Roder and r. V. Peabody. for the sum oI
1853 20 of principal and sos 55 as interest and
costs Of suit have levied upln, taken, and will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at whatcom
Whatcom cOunty, Washington Territory, on the 2lsi
day Of Nay, A. D. 1855 between the hours of o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock. P. NJ, the following described
property. t1wit One Saw MIL situated on the east
side OF Bellingham Bay and known rs the Whatcom
MILL together with all the fixtures and appnrtenances
thereunto belonging; also anvil one blacksmith.
bellows. and one wise enough thereof to satisfy
said execution. together with interest on $500 90 al
the rate Of ten per cent per annum from date Of exc
cution and costs Of sale.
JAMES CARR,
Sheriff Whatcom County, W.T..
Per JOHN A. TENANT. Deputy
Whatcom, W. T., March 20, 1858. Gw2O
, 1858-04-16
MARINE.

During the week, the schooner r. D. Potfsr-Capt
NoRwooD, and the schooner Eelipse-Capt. BARRING
roS arrived at the harbor of Olympia with freight
to load with cargoes Of -four, &c. for Port Townsend
Penns's Cove, &c.
The steamer Sea Bird-Capt. CONNER, leaves por
this evening at o'clock, for Bellingham Bay, and in
termedste ports, with the U. s. Mails freight and
number Of passengers for the Frazer river gold mines
The brigs Cyrus and Cyeiops-Capts. DIoos ant
ANDERSON, and the bark Ork-Capt. TRAsK-hav,
sailed about to sail to San Francisco with um
Der from BALcn wEBBER's Mill, Segualitchu.
We learn from the San Francisco Herald, of Apri
3rd, that on the 2Sth ult, tho ship Lsoners-Cdpt
Mitchell, and the bark am Paray-Capt. GRIM
sailed from the port Of that city for Puget Sound
Also on the 2nd inst, that the cppership BOstoaia
Capt. BCRNHAM, and the bark Chas Dsvens-Capt
PRAY, sailed from same port for these waters. A
number OF vessels are taking in cargOes OF lumber
&C., at the different ports below.
, 1858-04-16
Road Meeting at BeIIIngham Bay.
WHATc0Ma AIril 4th, 1865

hhATCOM&sAPrll W Sun, 1908.
Pursuant to notice, the inhabitants of Whatcom
county met at the house Of Mr.. William Bnsey the
st OF April for the purpose OF considering the expe
dicncy and adopting for continuing the road
formerly started by the county OF Whatcom, leading
from tue town Of WhatcOm to the Gold Mines on Fra.
zer's and ThompsOns rivers. The following Resuu.
tOnS were adopted.
On motion, Mr. Eldridge was called to the Chair
and c. VI. Stilwell appointed Secretary Meeting call
ed To order and the objects OF the meeting explained
by the President.
On motion of Capt Utter committee Of three be
appointed to act as Supervisors for the construction
of said road, whereupOn, c. C. Vail Vim. Busey aud
Lewis LOscher were appointed.
On motion, Capt. Utter was appointed to act as
Treasurer and receive subscriptions.
on motion. Mr. EldTge was appointed Secretary.
On motion of c. c. Vail that operations commence
on Monday morning, April 5th.
On motion, those furnishing their own provisions be
allowed S3 per day; otherwise - per day.
On motion. the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lshed in the Pioneer and DsmOerat and Puget SOund
Herald.
On motion, adjourned.
c. M. STlLWELI., SeerstdrI
, 1858-04-16
UTAH-THE ARMY, etc.

The accounts from Camp Scott are highly favora
BILE. The weather was mild for the season. and the
troops in good health and spirits. The extcmporane
ous court organized by Judge Eckles in Green coun
ty had found bills OF Indictment for high treason
against Brigham Young and other prominent Mormon
leaders. From Salt Lake City, by way Of California
we have files of the De>eret NeirS, containing Brig
ham Young message tO the Utah Legislature. After
auding t. the condition of the Territory as recards
agric Lltare, the mechanic arts, mining education the
policy pursued towards the Indians and the mail con.
tract, he discusses the difficulties of the Saints with
the gentlles. Having received official notification
OF the inteation Of the government to superede him
in the gubernatorial office, nor of the dispatch OF
troops to Utah. Young affects to regard the army at
Fort Bridyer and the civil authorities there as an or
ganized moo against which he has already Illuminated
q proclamation u diSpcrse and he calls upon the
Legislature to adopt such measures may be deemed
proper in the premises. The Legislature thereupon
passed resolutions expressing their entire confidence
In BrghIm Young. and their determination to sustain
him. II also passed law attaching Green county to
Salt Lake county, with the view probably of nullify
ing some OF the proceedings of the United States
Court which had opened there by Judge Eckles. The
reports relative to the scarcity Of dry goods and other
supplies in Salt Lake City are confirmed by the re-
marks OF one of the IrmDn bishops in discourse to
the faithful which may I've found elsewhere.
Dispatches from Col Johnston, down to the 4th of
Jan Iary, have rea he'd the War Department. They
c0Toborate the intcigen already Published as 10
the good health Of the soldiers and the condition Of
aIrs generally. Orders have been Issued by the de-
partment fr the forwarding OF supplies to the army.
The arrangements for this purpose have been made
as to ensure the prompt transmission of the supplies
across the plains and escort sui ently strong to
prevent anv successful attack from the MurmOns has
been detailed. Orders have also been sent to Capt
Marcy, at SInta Fe to make arrangements before he
sets out his return to Camp Scott with the animals
purchased for the army, to repel the Mormon party
which It Is understood has been directed to oppose
his march and steal his horses and mues From all
the Indications it appears evident that the spring
campaign will be prosecuted with vgor and with
every reasonable prospect of success
Accounts from Utah report an alarming state of
desttution in Salt Lake City. The Mormons had
been called in from their scouting expeditions.
65- Latest adviceS from the Plans state that des
perate battle has been fought on Pawnee Fork. be-
tween the Pawnee and Arrapahoe Indians, in which
ten Of the former killed and many wounded. 1t
Is stated that the CImlnche and Kiowa Indians now
express the best feelings toward the whites, and de-
clare that the army and other trains shall not be
Tested.
, 1858-04-16
From San Francisco Herald, April 3.
The Nicaragua Line Of Steamers Hauled orr

,ha, ~ 1T iu otvr aBaIh eNpreSseu tlle peiie
W c IA onG 'aius 80 initiates aganst the piosPe,'S
S,oatnIh ,s - sne uiT1nIpoy VI tne laene nan M
,, - So,iPy' nPa ~ nas ueeI tne oI'se vi .he .i
tt @ us. 70 Iast, Dut nas coutinueu u'i tue
1u,"tay naS oe.nlhe 80 "ealtny tnat no ol,pus.,on
an s'anu aSahstt, uiesS supported, AT Ieast partla
y, y! tne ONelllnen'. a mIe uIscIuPnI'uS' Ian, M
l.a' anu oppressive coHplihNOn OF cdp'tal u1es T''
tAst anu not',lB IS 70 ue nopeu iol' no IeIeuy 9
oe eHPegteu unless the matter Is taken ptohPpl IL
uahd ana decslVely acted upon. but niue lnoTelh IN
month has paIse9 slnce II was alnou'etu mat tne
steamships %hsh IIriheiiy Iau ntt"eeh here anu NJ
g@5ragua "a wo'u DC placed upon we route 20 faiahia
ne ahLouhceIneht was hai'eu WIN JOY. ofposton
II was khown' would bi!hS uowh the prices, ana lhe
.esut VI u,at Npuu pe 70 s'Ilnuate ll'gIatlo On
M .e ot' oi Ma,en .Mo s'eIeIs u'u avtuay SAL anu
the rales oi iale upon eacn were lc''oha3le u was
, 1858-04-16
San Francisco Market.

San FRANcIsco, April 5th, 1858.
FL0UR.-900 quarter sacks domestic and Oregon
sold at Sl5dl6 40 do Licks extra at SIS 1000 Dc
domestic jjODing at $l7G$lS 800 barrels domestic
extra at SIS IS.
GRAIN.-Sales Of lis bags Barley at 81 80 l5C
do at 81 IS 24l d. Oats on private terms No sales
Of Wneat. 5OO fLneg4s Mexican Corn on private
terms.
POTAToEs.-SAIes at G507jc. per bag.
BEANS-Slle t. the United States Government al
50 per 100 ibs.
PlOYI5iONS.-Clear Pork jlbbing in half barrel,
At S2l 80 ferkins butler "n private terms.
GIDC GRiE5--Sales of so d " BaltIm IRE Oysters
lis half bbls N o., 10 hafchests Y. II. Tea, Is Lb
n. Y. syrup, 10 caes CASH, IS cases Peach brand
Tobacco all on private terms. % bbls Jamadia Rice
at &c. Sales Oh U. S. Government contract of 5O(
bushels White California Beans in sacks at 3c 30 00C
lbs &. r. Coffee at sic 95 So 900 lbs n. o. Sugar, il
nllf barrels. at $ll Is; 1000 b4 Z. Sperm Candle,
at 24c-fu weight; 400 gallons English InixeC
Pickles, in glass, at 81 65.
LlQUORS.-26 bbls American Whiskey sold OIL
private terms,
, 1858-04-16
FROM NEW MIXICO.
ARRIVAL OF CAPT. MARCY AT SANTA FE,

ARRIVAL OF CAPT. MARCY AT SANTA FE, ETC.
Sr. LOUIS. March 2, 1853.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived but the general news
brought by II is Of an unimportlnt description.
Capt Marcy reached the vicinity of Santa Fe on the
I'd Of February. His trip had been long, and attend
ed with the loss Of large number Of mules and with
great hardship. He would Immediately proceed to
make purchases, and the presumption was that his
pedition would he entirely successful in putting Col
Johnson in possession of the means of transportation
10 Salt Lake much earlier in the spring than horses
and supplies could reach him from the States.
Mr.. HockNday, the United States District Attorney
OF Utah. arrived here yesterday route for Washing
ton, with government. ie matches He denies that the
troops have been put on half rations.
A difficulty had oecdrred between SGrveyor Kelly's
party and some Mcxicans near Albuquerque. Two Of
the latter were killed
Col. Harley, Indian agent, and Judge Watts are
passengers by the mail train.
, 1858-04-16
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
~ of administration have been granted to the un-
dersigned upon the estate of JAS. SINCLAIR, late
deceased by the Probate Court of Clarke county, W
T. All persons indebted To said estate are reqne
to make immediate payment to me- and all persons
having claims against said estate are requested to
present them to me, verified according to law at my
residence in Vancouver, W. T., within one year Of the
date Of this notice. or be forever barred.
L. BROOK, Administrator.
Fort Vancouver, W. T., March 81, 1858. sw2l.
, 1858-04-16
All Work Warranted for one Year!
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
GA REEH'H@.


GAAEEH'H~a
TUST RECEIvED-Perla late arrivals, by TaAISIK
y BAKER ITO and liz Clay street, San Fran
cisco
500 cases Paper Hangngs, French and Ameri-
can-eyeTy variety;
GOO rllls Of French and American Borders;
800 ps. rape-try Velvet Carptt;
62j ps. Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
$50 ps. Three-Ply Caepet:
800 ps. Supertine Ingram Carpets;
$50 ps. Extra Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 ps. Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l2j ps Stair Carpets assOrted
as ps. Bay State Druggets;
500 ps. Oil Cloth assorted;
l2j p- Silk Damask and Brocatelle;
500 ps. Cotton and Wursted Damask;
1000 pair Window Shades;
37J pair Lace Curtains;
750 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 COrnices and Curtain Bands;
32j Mats, assorted;
Stair Rods. Table Covers, Glimps, Fnnges
&c, Wholesale and Retail, by
FRANK BAKER.
ITO q ia, Clay street, San Francisco.
March 5th, 1858. nl5-Sm.
sFN. B, Orders from the country filled with
care and dispatch, y y.
, 1858-04-16
Olympia, W. T., April 4
Shcrif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed
ID issued upon judgment rendered in the United
States District Court In and for the third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, at the February
term 1858, In favor OF Oliver Shead and against H.
Page, Henry ROder aud r. V. Peabody for the Of
S73l 90 rs principal and $lOO2 81 rs interest and
costs Of suit, have levied upon, TAKEN and will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at WhatcOm
WhatcOm county, w. T., on the 2lst day Of May, A.
D. 1853, between the hours OF O'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock, NJ, the following described property tOwit
One Saw Mil. situated on the east side OF Bengham
Bay, and known as the Wbatcom mill, together with
all the lixtlr and appurtenanees thereuntO belong
ing alsD one anvil, one backSmith's bellows and
one vie or enough thereof 10 satisfy execution
together with interest on $73l 90 at tie rate of ten
per cent per from date Of execution and cost
Of sale.
JAMES CARR,
Sheriff Whatcom County, W. 7.
Per JoHN A. TENANT. Deputy.
Whatcom. W. T., March 26, 1858. 6w20
, 1858-04-16
notice.!

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, In the District Court Of
County Of 1huston the I'd Judicial District
TO JOHN HENNING:
You are hereby notified that Henry l.. YeslCr has
field complaint against you in said Court, which will
come on TO be heard at the hrst term of the Court
which shall commence mOIe than three months after
the 10th day of April 1855 and unless you appear at
said term and answer the will be taken as con
lessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum of TWentythree hundred dollars, foi
personal property purchased Of said Yeser and fol
damages suffered by breach Of contract.
B. +. KENDALL,
Attorney iOr Plaintiff.
February 26, 1858. 3m2l
, 1858-04-16

81 If there is any branch Of business towards
which real talent aud practical Knowledge have been
directed, it is the patent medicine business az CON
Quoted by the Graetenburg Company, of New York,
in the manufacture Of their Family Medicines They
have eevsted the business and given it its true posi-
tlon in the commercial scale, by furnishing none but
the pure>t and most effective preparations. The
enormous sale which these remedies have reached
proves the wisdom OF the originators, and happily
illustrates the old maXim that Honesty is the best
policy
, 1858-04-16

RT boat belonging to the Sandkey, Florida,
light honSe stolen the night of the 9Th and
party oil fourteen slaves escaped IN her proceeding il
Is supposed, to Nassau, n. p Vessels sent in search
have returned discovering trace of the ugitiyes.
, 1858-04-16
Notice to CIaImants.

A LII CLAIMANTS IN THE COUNTIES OF
"A Thurston and SAwamish wishing their claims
surveyed prior to October next will call the under
signed before the 10th OF May next. will be en-
gagged in the public surveys after the 18th OF Nay
next
TH0S. F. BERRY,
U. S. Deputy Surveyor.
Olympia, W. T., April 4, 1858. 2Otf
, 1858-04-16
List of Letters

d EMAINING in the Post Office at Olympia, W. T.
IL on the 3lst day Of March 1853 and IL not taken
out within three mOnths will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office as Dead Letters:
Appegate. joel K. Kernes, Peter
Bertpn. TheodOrus Kelley, John
Bertwel, Oscar Lansdale, II. II.
Balch. Lake, James A.
Brown, Joseph McCOlaugh, Miss NJ F
Bermond, Rev, +. Mclaughlin, John
Beker. 0line Mabe, Jeremiah
Carroll. James Mcneil, Alfred
Chard, r. W. Martin, David
COrmick, John T. Morrison, William ].
Persons calling for the above letters, will please
say they are advertised.
G. K. WILLARD. pm
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Staoti(1es.

@effsrn Mpr9en traf bic aus Witslieptrn auer
Biet9en &pmpasnteen b~eltebenpe gcmmitte ipieber
bier elm, wslde Die 9eide bes bier %ertruntea aefunbes
nen @iitsliers beS ge,p gorfer Item Resiments mad,
bort sebra6t bate. Der grtrunfene, elm Serr Sami(.
ton, ipurpe nit ben sr6Bten militGriI6en Seierlidfeiz
ten berretst, unb audi bic Gpmmttte ipurbe aufs Bette
anp fre%unoIAaftlidite %betpirtbst.
: Sieise Damem teabliatisen, f~reipiliae Sci
trase 3u erbeben, beren @rtras sur Grri6t1na zines
paEencen gepsntIein ahf benz Grade bes bier ertruu.
fenen Srn. Samiltcn bsltinmt 1T.
= Sulius 0ptb, Der Spbn bes ait Srpobaro6e
wpbnenpen 5rn. 0ctb, Der fritter In Der gpptbefe Der
5erren Slider nnr @rSnin0 tsiddftist mar, bate
p~prsetern pas llnslad, cine Sanb in elmer W1aIdine
su auetIden. Man bcft inbes, bas le ipieSer aebeilt
perpen fann.
= gBir rufen bic benna6t 1attfnbenbe g(uslel-
lung gum Seten Der ct. Scbannes- @emeinbe ,pie.
ber6plt ins @ebadtniB ualerer fd5nsn Qe1erinneu
suriid.
= Sn Der ga6t pom Mpntas Eirste an Woin.
Straee, swilden Der 10. unb 90, elm breifSdioes
Sridbaus etn. Gum Slid waren bic Seippbner bss.
1elben nod aeitt9 9enag anf Die An3eiden bes Gin.
aurses aufncrtlam ~9ewprpcn uno batten bas .5ous
aeraumt, f6 ieltI bierpurt Yor iGbem Spbe rettenh
= Srn. SIrsens in Marfplf. tbetlen mir init. bos
u,,s Die t~etrshenpe Nn5cisr e%inseianpt tp,rbe, inb bof
mir ni6t Den m~inreIaen Nnitanp nabmen bic betref
fsnben @ti6iepSpprte iu SerSfrntli9rn, neil er ma
l1cn ppr einisen @pnatrn in g~forfclf mittbeilte o.
perpe iene Stabt IN Der rarauf ~fplgenber gEpde nor.
IaGen. @it benz Manniertpt tSnnen mir Iciper riht
pienen, bn mir bsrartije cinfadc 9nseiaen ridt FAM
meln. SpQtc es ih nod inben, 70 perben mir es
sinienben.
Sir NhrIN0uirS ,Entr n,irN an % Sck,Lnn 40.
btnet iperHen. Mnn %sr,rartet, boB Bic babin bic nclc
srpBr hall9 eeS &r6anics Snltituts on Der 9teuntsr
Straee 81 hatin Yparnbct ltin miro.
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Iem=NSarft Spiel.

DEM 9ee9rtsn pnblitum bic e~raebene 9(n,eiss raj
ptelss oeutlde galt6aus icwie bic 8ar ~reiIel6en nell
rsltarrirt nnO aui6 Sp0ltdupiDae rinseri6tet III. Tet<
isnSs rnr &Cit9dn9er fncsn balelbit einen suten Slid
Iino bic IreunrliAite Sebienun9. t&alte unb warme
Spetien iino 3l jtcer Su9es3eit gu BADEN. Oas Bette
e~agrtier, oae Scrten g8eine unb 9ioueure bsrer Suez
litat itno itets ~Sprrdt0ig. 3u rsdt flsibiaem geIude
ttclrr fI6len nnp an9euebnen 2ofalitGt lapen auG in
Der iesi9sn @ailcn 9anS ~er9stent Elm
s. Marr1aufem.
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SDlfs00rtcaa.

SPppiiticn 1T eli. alma6tieer ScbeG i'm pulitilden
ME I'M scieli&aftliden Gebsn, nnb serabe ibr bat IS
audb Der rSclfs9artem" gu %banteu, baB CT Elm germ
beiahter &ereniiSunssplas IN, inbcm Der llntcr,std.
nrte, nm ben anipriihcn Der 3eit ,u %seuiieen, Qaes
%aufbtetet, ben Seiudern p%eiIelten ftetS bic auSaeIua
ttlten erfr!lhunsen Srriesen 3l fGnneu uup fir bic
llnter9altnns ~Serieltcn beitcnS gu lUrscn.
Ginem redt 3abireifen Selu@ licbt aud mcraen
umb na4le SBp6e cntsesen
&. q. 6attprf
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SSpti5cm.

= 92.t nlea Seilmitteln Der Gltrren tnt nelleren
3Cit be. Erins cine 10 alsemstne 9"lufna1me unb uni.
p%srifll'i @etrauh %9efunrcn. ais Or. S%ultettcr's be.
riitmtco @assn.S itters. Oils Gin unitertrefFi6es
SauSmittel irate e5 in lrincr j}aMi(ie feblcn, ga es bic
5etltraft trFbt, bic Strait cincr icrsn i'm 9n;us li) BE-
~fnoenren &ranfheit gu trstcm unS alttalp %pp0ltan,
Sise 9eilnns berbri;uia9ren. i3u baten 1T rie1cs Sit,
ters in jeher Nppt9ete.
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$mrrab! Smrrab!
Maaer's GonfertbaQe,

Sraatlinfrabe, Der u@etrcpoIitan Saa" sesenieer.
p Ger unt.r3sihnete erlautt Rd leinen Srsunesn unb
BEN, aee9rten putlifum bic &nseige at MAIDEN, bas er
ietnsn i~sittsrissn billiards. Gallon in clue
Spucerf= Sale --v
unisspaneslt, NO 3ur llntsrtaltuns bss Wublitums,
pbne einen eintrittspreis tafIr gu srb.ben, @uneerte
une seieuige Observation-Disclosures ~Rattintsn tptrsen.
3nslsi& perpfidtet fd perielts, aass aufsutisten, nm
leine 9eeGrten @dfs IN tsber 9esistuns ~,ufrtepen ,1
ffeaen, anb eerbinoet tierinit susIei6 bic anl,ciae, ban
.er tratrenb ieines tir3lidsn Seiuhss BON S~ranfrei6
Elm Snfranent ~ansefauft bat, pas Die berrli6nen Srs
%pertursn fpielt unb bon Dem iib fein swcites bier in
Nidmpnb %beintst. q. 3Gfler.
Siele Grneerte, bsi penen ispcr Sat tere6tiot in.
sur llntsrtal'uns mad &raften bci5utrasen, fnSsn ie,
ben Sanlsta9 nnb Mpnta9 atenb fatt unp teeinnsn
praeiie 8 llbr.
sas- @etranfe ierer @rt mercsn gu %rrnieltsn Irei,
fen ite an Der gar seratreiht.
Bas- Seute 9tcno wirp EN- ~tcri6mtrr SanicIpieIer
uno anSere anatcure gun untsrbaItuna Der osebrtet
Safe b%eitrageu.
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@pDnun9s=S er1nberuno.

Der llnter3eifnetenadt ieinen brntl6en Gjel6GftS-
%ireunpen nnp pem 9nblifum i'm aG9emeinen bic g(r-
3ei9e, baB er isin grpeerg<, Giquprz unb WrpYiIprz
9eldaft mad etnett 9roBen Store an Der 10. StrnBe
stpil6en Main rnp GnrY Serle9t fat.
Danffnb fir bas mir wa9renb Der lsbten ~fiinf,eGn
1onatf 9ei6entte 9frtrauer, bort aud fir bic Solae
bafelbe 3h oerbienen gS M. 8. 3Dler,
IL. Ctr, 5iptiden Main II, @arS.
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SGu0er5f,,H.

llnter3ei6neter BAT auf lsiner Der StaOt ie6r nabs
~9ele9enen 8arm cine Gunner gGirtb16aft erSfnet, bic
pbt9en yfanten filbrt, su bercn Selufe er feline 5reunte
itnp bas %9eiarnrnte pu6lifum bGfi6f einlabst unb no
man ltets pas BETS 2asertisr unO lonliee @strGnfe ,ur
erfr!i@un9 Der ssslrten Safe tsrett finben mirt.
Srtn &eptter.
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@sl6aftss Qn.sine

W q W6EIWR
Oer unter5st@nets maft benz Yutltfum bic @naeias,
eaB er ben Stpre nabe an Der Ode Der 5 uub ProoSr
Strabe Cribsr Office bss ,gn,iasrs'O ibernonnasn
ane NIT etnsn' retaen Eager BON Gisarren, 8aud. unb
oGnupftatat uno abnlitsr ,u pieism @elbaft oe65.
renoer artttsi erofnct Bat. Ourt befanpiae SenSnt.
gen g nne p%erlonlids tiuise Gintdufc auf n5rblideu
Ntarttea 1T esriclbe in ben Stant erltbt, leinen Nre,,r,.
een unr @onnsr1 quite gSnaren gu psrbaltnismaEta
S.u.g.h pfelen o%lffrlrrn gu ttnnen. I'm senciste gln-
~er9etent Senrp @nSsnesIS
los 0rnnhlrn6c
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einem SeretrliGe n,,beuti9en Yublitum Die ersebene
Nn3eige, baB ib bic iritber BON Srn. 9. Saf1eI aes
fii9rte Sudbanclun9 unp 2eibbibltptbet faufi6 iIitsr<
ltmmen BABE. Sapem i'd meine Greunbe unb pas
%9elarrnte 9ablifum bierauf e~rsetenIt aufmertIam
made, fi9e ih nod bet, bab i9 itets Gin completes
wager BON Sbreib<W atertalien &c. fibren, ipie AUDI
iiberbanpt bas @ei&aft in Der gBeife cpmple!ire,
iperoe, bab es alien @nfcrberunssn @enise gu lei1en
fabi9 iein ipirp.
Blu 9lei6er Belt empfeble ib meine 2ei66ibliptbef,
Die td IN Der &iirae nod. ~tepeatenb gu SersrG6ern Be-
abFdti9e. @u6 perbe in nadiens einen GataGus
barber ausgebet.
Inter j3uii6eruns reeGler unb nBsliGf biutser ge=
etennns etnpfeblt lh S9rem seneistsn 9uIprub
belteus 6. 6. Steder.
gftd auf Sbises be3iebenp, empfe9le t6 Serrn 8.
Y. Steder rneinen leitberisen &unpen unp @eI6Gfts-
6relnpen %beltenS.
5uslcih crlude id Dieienisen, ipelGc nod Siu6er
aus Der mir iritHtr su9ebSrenpen 9eibtiblirtbef in
5arpen BADEN, fplGc alstalp an Serrn Stcder abs,ts
lletern. 9. Safes.
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S%cfa,sntIn%a ebnuaem.
Burner 0eIana=Screin.

turner @elans=Serein.
Die @it9Iieper pes "llnabtGn9isen Gurnvereins"
iino allfaefprpert, in Der III, n1tlten Mpntaa lottfn<
penpen Grtra~ Sisun9 str Seiprsduns eines Surner,
@elansgsrsinS pi'nttli4 gu erlGeinen. @elanstultise,
wrlde lib bieism Sereinr anl@liebcn mclen, iperben
trludt, iie am OXYGEN Sage in Der Surnbale, Marz
iholi@Strabe 5miitEen Der S. II. g., einsufnten.
Der Sortano bc5 unabt. GurnYeycins.
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Gin @apden mirb scIu6t,
bas su &phcn unD~6duslibe Irbciten III perribten
.Derliebt. Die Samilie bat feline Stubcr unb beiiebt
MIR aus Sd psrlcncn. Nabercs gu ~erfraacn bei
Nabame Spn,
90 @ainltr, rem st. Gbarles Sptel ocaeniter.
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Der nnttr5ethnst madt feline Srslnnbe unb bas seIamme 0u-
elttum af lsn elegant einsertdteie5 9Birtbitaite<4 etal aufmerf~
lam, ipeFlblt ltsts bic btlfen Gietranfs, Elm auesrStitneteS 0aserbir
un6 Elm beltfattr SSmtiB bic ssebrtea 9dlfs erwartet.
va S6licBlid madt berielbe auf fcl9tnbe IN ieinsr %gSirtbTdaft
Olerfpuroisteiten aufmertani, ndmlid aEf stpci Iebens
hts junss 9aren unb einen iedbsbsinsen 9unb, elm Naturpunosr,
bas pn !Seeernann beiidtist iperbsn lpn!e.
Su ;ablreidsm 9eude Label Gin SGm. 65IS6tr.
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a8enttnItfe.

STR NrrfOlt unS portsmouts baten mir 9rn. SD
ITO Die assntur fur ben nMn3slser" i~bsrsebsu unS
1T ssrislts ssrs&tist. fur uns ,u %eoIeettren unb Mnssts
sen ent8sssnsunebmen.
Gar Ystsrsturs bat 5r. g. s. S&mibt bic @sen.
ar Mulssss 8tattss atsrncmmsn. m
Der Ssraussster.