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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
Administrators lIofica.

HEEEAS, Letters Of Administration to
W. W the estate OF FREDERICK MARSH,
le,a'e Of LewIsbUrg, Union county, deceased.
hehave been granted 70 the subscriber, by tho
Res..er & Recorder Of said county, all pei
alsunS indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
sdmake immediate payment, and these having
-, fclaims against the same viii present Ihsrn
duIy authenticated for settlement 10
CHAS. &. SHORkLEY, Administrator
Lewisburg, March 10, 1883.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
tt. PJst Office and TelegrGQh On
yyEOV BtNERX
CO&TECTIONERY r Y

COME CTIO y / II =
ys,HE subscriber respectfully tales This ns-
,bol =, inform The citizens Of LewiSbur8
81 vicinity in general and the Ladies in par
SECULAR. that he has opened siakcTs ana
soufeCitonery. on Market street. IN 1lf-
Beaver, Building, where he viii be ready !"
supply all who muy favor hun win a can "a.
win the best cf everything IA his line 81 ou-
.,rr--. BREAD, CAkES an! COM EC-
TlbNERY on hand at az times. Beng d
practical Baker 4ui C.nfeclioHcr i.r uF" "nfd is I,
oc :.ycn,y-iiye years, he feels confident mat a,
,,t,, f,rCr hmm with a call CT give him 'T!sl
,bau no, he disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest ro''ee. on 'L'
mo-, rr3saralls terms. All soriS OF ofha-
mental W,lN done 90 or''r-
BREAD delivered at iL.qIes at Az al 5l,''
wh-n desired. 'HAhi-t.o
Lrweburc. Oct. z, 1891.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

PENNsYLVANIAN KILLED IN KANSAS. /.
By paragraph in the Lecompton
(kansas) National Democrat. we learn
est citizens, and former postmaster, OF
that place, and Clerk Of the Supreme
Court Of the territory, was killed there On
Saturday, the Sd inst, by W. L. ThOmp-
son. An alIray occurred between them,
which ended in Thompson stabblng Nod-
rgue with pocket knife in the side, the
blade penetrating the left lung and caus-
ing mortal wound, from which heck
pircd on the following Wednesday. The
deceased was a grandson Of Hugh Belias,
Esq, Of Suubury,
Rev. Phillip F. Mayer, D. D., pastor OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, died
Friday morniug at his residence, 1920
Race street, at the advanced age of seventy
seven years. DR.. Mayer was probably the
oldest clcrgymen in Philadelphia, engaged
in active ministerial duties. lie was wide
" known, and universally esteemed lie
has been over fifty years in the ministry,
having preached his ftticth anniversary
sermon some time ago.
The (English) Cunard Steamships, it's
said, have never yet realized to the COM
nanv cent of dividend. Five per cent
interest has been paid, but the surplus
profit is all locked up in the screw stea-
mcrs Alps and Andes, now lying in Liver
pool utterly unsaloable. The (Ameriean)
Collins line is sold by the Sheriff. total
loss to the stockholders.
The Atlantic Telegraph Gable was be
ing taken on board the Niagara and Aga
mcmnon very rapidly, and it was expected
that the work will be finished about th'
10th Of May. Some deep sea experiment
will be made before the final attempt.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2O.-Judgc Ste
ycus. one Of the Oldest inhabitants OF thu
city, died suddenly last evening. Hewa
> brother of the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
:, of Pennsylvania.
Carl Formes, the opera singer, was re
3, Gently thrown from q carriage, near Salem
. Mass, and received SO severe an injury o.
the knee, that his leg will probably rcquir
q amputation,
It is true that the President, with
# three weeks, wrote most urgent letter
n Gov. Wise, imploring him to come to til
- relief of sinking Administrator
# 4 fine looking muiatto woman; dresse
in gay style, appeared before the probai
court at Cincinnati, few days since, a
10 companied by southern gentlemen, WI
'e Acknowledged himself the father of chlI
IL Of which the mnlatto was the mothe
X judge Hilton signed the paper, giving h'
n. and her issue their freedom.
t. \ iury at Taunton, Mass, the oih'
dav being unable to agree in certain cai
where man was accused of st. a ing S2,9
OF worth of nails, reported that they wei
IT willing to pay for the nails and let ii
CT prisoner 60.
Il A young man was ridden on ran an
in driven out of the noighborhood OF Mad
IN son, \. Y, by the citizens, Ter ha'iI
<, bascly deserted au orphan g'r', 8h'm!
Z 1a~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

. yt'HE CcPartuership here,oi, re sIi..ius b.
tween the subscribers, known a. tbs e'Ti
= of DfrFTsNB4RrLu, DREIsEAcH6 Co, has ~ n
c this day dissolved, By Hltua! con.eGl Ecut-i.
i; SEydeT having sold his interest IL sad aIg,
= 10 Beyers Ammuas. The business will Ia
Il Itc9ut.aueL unicT the same lame aud y; !
q! the former firm.
u. DIEFFENDERFH
IA Lewisburg,t MARIiN DREiSBACu,
, Marc. 80 % REUBEN SNYDER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

EgWm. a. Barnes, some time a stu
dent in the University at Lewisburg-we
observe is in Palestine, or the Holy Land,
proaching. Under what auspices his roVlng'
energetic steps have reached there, We do
not learn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

".SHamoEin J,pnal, aud Farmers and
Miners Advocate" is the name Of a new
independent paper to be published IN
sAaaskiutown, Pa, by j. ROBINS, on the
Cash principle. Stick to that, nelshb0r
j: may be like tcethp pulling at first, but
Won will find it much the easiest way IN
the long run.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

sy-We observe new work in pres;
from the pen Of Rev. II. larbaush
"Virrin Mary" is the subject
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
lcuisDurg Market.
MARRIED.

IN the rath inst ly LIZ kes-i,r Esl Mg| ~ '''if IN
CANS Of Limestone. Uuiau CO. ami ELIZA III
of Ndilccreck, Snyder GO. ,-.,.,r- r,r,y os Milton
- v'.s IICIETIA KDDDI o; Ncwtc-ry-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

sg-Robcrt 7. Hayes of Miffiinburg'
received the degree of NJ. b. from the
University of Pennsylvania at its last
commencement
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

ra-TLe Aaronsburg Berichter, has
chauged hands Ludwig Kurtz, so long
timo ito proprietor, i'"s .~';--'. : -,
wear. and his sons, J. g. and Frederick
Kurtz. succeed him in the publication OF
that paper. Our best wishes for the Pecu-
MARY success Of their enterpIise-poiiti,
cally, however, we wish them no such
thing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
GRcYCR 4 U&iAEsss
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MRCHINES,
A05 BEOADWAY, NV I0nK

lVD BKUNUW I NV I""IN
80 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. i.
a,-Th,se Machines are now justly aiInlttel :, -
,h, t.st in use for Family ScNin-. iaNInS us
ton, and elastic stitch, which viii riY' eve '
,yy f,rth stitch b, cut Circulars seut on ni !.'A
tiou Iy letter. Agents Nantsi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

Hzg-Thomas G. Orwig succeeds keuoen
= Orui, in the Home Gazette establish
mept, The new partner holds ready pen
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
u It.,iIp.

lhlri under water and ten feet out How long
Is the pole *
Riddle.
am composed ul 10 letters
Erasr my I3l ! : and lrau,Pose and | an
Erase my 235 and ,rauspose and ar
an animal
Erase my3 t . 10 AMI iraEsposc and am
farming implement
Erase my 80 : 9and ranspoSe and am
large cord
Erase nv 10 aul lranspoSc and am
vowel
Erase my 23459 and uanspose and am
a sphere or globe
Erase my = / aud ,ranspoSe and am
particular friend
Erase my ; : , and iranSposc and am a
rambler. GEL NJ G4usr.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGNi.
am composed OF Il letters.
Ny II Is an animal
10 l6 - Is part Of CUR bodies
- l IS pronoun
s31 IS said to be Of great convenience
. is a nickname
Il 23l II is a part only
- 3 / is often called upon BY children
My whole Is the name OF particular friend
Of MoHAwK.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGNi.
am composed Of Il letters
My - II. queer kind OF animal
/ lG IL II II, great mans name
Il I, kind Of icol
Is rs II. a fashionable garment
G7GI. found IN every hoy head
3 9 3, used by printers
5 6. county IN Ohio
Q 6 10 Z, teacher in Kelly
= l2 c, worn by most ladies'
10 II ,, can be seen in LewiSbure
Ny whole has done far more evil than good.
J. l.. X, Kelly, TP.
NLNCELL1NEOUS ENG Vi
am composed OF % letters
Ny 20 II 10 3 Is, county in PENNSYLVANIA
II 20 81, every person has
II l6 10 6, a mans name
13 6 - II II, bay of the L. s.
%, cape east Of the L. 5.
5 9 II Is 3, a town on the Bahama ISl'ds
- Is Is, cape in America
II 20 10 II -, a State in S. America
10 u 10, town IN Chinese Empire
q Ii Z, lake in Asia
My whole is 4 Modern Historian
J. J. Lesser, l2 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
Fits Fits Fills,
DIR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,

iOr the cure cf fifS, SDHSnS, cramps ana 0h
Nervous and Constitutional DISEASES.
DERSONS who are labor!ug under this dis
trcSS!ng malady Will find Dr. HANG E'S
VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC FILLS to be The
only remedy ever discovered for curing EpI!-
cI'-y IG,iGg Iit-.
tenn AMI, although they PREPARED especially for the
purpose Of caring Fits they also Of especial benefit
for all persons afflicted with weak nerves, whose
yous system has been prostratcd shattered from any
cause whatevtr. In Chruu, Complaints diseases Il
long standing supcriujuced ly nervousness, they are
exceedingly beneficial.
Price IS per box or two lpxes -. Persons out Of
the city enclosing remittance, will have the pills sent
tn IN through tie mail free # postage. For sale ~
SETH :. HANCE, No. ivs BALTIMORE STREET, EH IL
more, Nd to whom orders from all parts Of the Union
must be .s!dressed' Io'traii ly7lc!o
rn-Tt is a most uniauitld fact that Dr. si>F-rs IN
viGgHATgE, Liver Remedy. j. IF the greatest dis,
coycTcs made in m' dciEe the past century. II las
been study Of the Dr., during twenty years practice
to find what particular organ. hon iist- caused The
that the liver i the greatest regulator %; the sy>te
aud tbs most liable 10 disease which II kept free from
disease is preventative Of Dyspepsia, JauudiJe, geny.
al debility. &c. WHILE last but far from least
tion consumption for eyVeri.ucs j. that
ses Of consumption from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Takin. this to be II correct hypothesis have hut
LEd remedy with which II correct the liver. ami
have cure of nearly all tn" diseases subject
by simply using preventative That the Inyi.urator
is such remedy, j. Ley Ond doubt u ell who try
Its virtues such that for all conn lans aiug
liver dcrang gemcnts, it il unfang remedy. while
family meAne for all diseases Of the stomach bow
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

=, The new house cf worship o! the United
Brethrcn, al New BetGH,wIA be dedicated On
Sunday, l6Ih Of May. Bishop G.assbrenner
and others are engaged as preachers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

tyEVAN5 & sNODGRASS are selling
EI,'a FANNY Flour al s5.7s. and SaPer;!ae
q. SJ.33.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
CcPAarNE RsGIaj

WI. uAYEs.M AP NEYLTRr ND.
hrs. HAYES & MEYLERT,
IL Physicians X Surgeons
- Residence and Once Of DR.. HArts-S
". corner Of Market and Water streets.
- Residence and OGice Of Dr.. MErLEnr-
Narke, v. of Fourth s.. north side, Inmetl'
ately adjoining Browns new Store.
Dr.Meylert respectfully refers to the follow
ing gentlemen:
Prof ". II. StN RrEYS. " D. is- York city
do N4LENglNE Mon, MD. Do
do J1HN ". DRArLR N. p. DO
DO JOINS T. NETcALFE. NJ u. d.
Judge WV. JEs>UF, LID, S9n'r0sg, Pa
do DAVID WUvaT I'Wania
DO .OHN =. C0SyNGuiH WiArs Barre
CuI @. ". SCRANTON scT.ut n
E.g. HyW.Rp MACON, ID Lewi-tars
Lewisburg, April !, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

E,4~The New York Legislature refuse
to repeal the Metropolitan Police Bill. y
Registry Law to prevent the frauds Of He
gal voters in the cities, Las passed Senate
by the united Republican and American
vote, but was resisted by all the Demo
cracy, (who woull probably lose p, 900
or 10000 vytes by such law and in the
Assembly filled Of receiving the full vote
necessary to perfect it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

Rev II. HARBAUaH will preach English 10
the German Reformed church Of this place
next Sabbath morHiug AMI evening.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
- see New Advertisements.
Vutue gi,er.-The CnnoNIcLE IS

Upt!. Eiter.-The CnnoNicLE IS now
re-uiarIy mailed for the upper end OF tnion
and Northumbarland, and Tor LycomnS and
clinton counties, on THURSDAY AFTER
MOONS. llauy Of our patrons that way do
NOT get this paper in thetme ,hey shouIt,lhey
,nu,f allsuI to their own Po>lmaSerS and The
Railroad Mad ageuls-we do eur duty and get
the up-r,ver packs IN the Lewisburg Office N
time Tor Thur>iay'S PM. mail train. 3.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

CHICAGO, April 2O.-Tho majority in
favor Of the proposed five millions Of d'l,
lars loan by Minnesota, viii rr-ta1'y *
ccsd 10000 vote,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

L-5-Tne several Departments Of tie
University at Lewisburg commenced their
Summer Sessions, yesterday.
The Lewisburg Academy vii! re open
on Monday next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
.ea The Northumberland Presbyter.

.eo The Northumberland Presbytcry
hold is sessions in Lewisburg, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week. Sermons
were delivered by Rev. CIV, Thompson OF
Yu.carora, Rev. DR.. Ycomans Of Danyi!io'
and Mr.. Parks, who was licensed du'
ring The session. a large number-pro0'
ably 3OO-of accessiOus to the churches
was reported Rev. Mr.. Baird of Lock
Haven. Rev. D. NJ. Barber, Of Washing
tonyille, DR.. Andrew Hepburn of VIII
Transport, aud Mr.. j. Grier of Jersey
Shore, were appointed Commissioners to
next General Assembly, at New Orleans
The pastoral relation between Rev. D. NJ
Barber and the churches at Moresburg
and Chillisquaque, was dissolved on ac'
count Of his i'll health. Rev. Mr.. Paiter'
sons connection with the church at Wash
ington, was also dissolved. The Presby
terry appointed supplies for the Lewisburg
church for six months.
Adjourned to meet at Morosburg Ill
May, to license three young men fer th'
ministry.
Next regular meeting a; jersey Shore
rea- Importaaf.-Some Of our cotcm
poraries who have been Advertising Gift
swindles for years past, begin to get i
"through their WOOL that all such illega
and dcmoraliziug schemes are the works @
grca. scamps! Hope they will be wise
and themselves more honest to their pat
fous, hereafter
CHICAGO, April 20.-Thc majority
favor Of The proposed five millions Of d.
lars loan by Minnesota, will Tr-tah'y *
ccel 10000 vote,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

earHon. Eli Tbayer is announced
among the speakers before the Am. Bapt
Home Ms Soc, at its My anniversary,
in Philai. lie can have no difficulty in
showing the harmony Of the efforts to diff
fuse the blessings of the Gospel, as well
Us Of Liberty, among the border ruiians
md the aborigiaes Of our western frontiers.
"The sword Of the Lord and ol Gideon -
OF civil law and Of religious liborty-are
both allied yitA true Christianity.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
MARRIED u
THE fARm---
The Gars:en.--TIsc Orchard.

From the Tiosa Co. Pa, Asitntor.
A Good Suggestion to Farmers.
FRIEND COBB: As I heard no little
mplaiut about COWS shrinking their milk
zen the feed began to get dry, last sea
], | thought it might not be out Of place
tell my brother farmers bit Of my ez-
.rimeutipg in growing corn fodder
| took half an acre OF swsri ground,
rned it down and prepared it in the
me way We prepare ground for crop Of
IN. | then marked it in jriI!s thirty
ches apart and sowed f'teen or twenty
aims of corn to the foot, along these
ills. 1t came up finely. | ran the plow
ice TO the row and dressed it little
tn the hoe to keep the weeds and grass
der. In this way | got very heavy
)p of fodder.
Now for the result Of my experiment ::
bad eleven cows. They began to shrink
cir milk liz the last days Of July, so that
cheese fell off about sir lbs in weight
day. l then began to cut and feed the
even cows two good armfuls Of the green
IN fodder once day. In very few
They sing of tn iFas GRANGE 70 lavish ii''Issi
y the breeze IA c.ch tropical cline.
ict TIE icure !. ~ + each / IA --lvorsi i!sh,
The favor of sine or French brandy,
Yet none of the let named above can c1InFaro
N!h Mrs pENgEIAN1L's Czuiy.
Bel spices, aui fruita anJ sweet Lowcrs nay Il -
or dishes fsr eficurrs dainty:
But th- - ton IN this I y 30 no; debate.
Y-- each have admirers in plruty-
HiihAI th.rc i, none gf them sa!f much Isitej,
FrI II the sweet pa ting child % the dainty,
As tLe w--test Of tvELTs, eFerywhsrs i1DhEyi-
1 mean Nrs. DENoaYt.IIl's Candy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
Books, Pamphlets, Papers, Sc
,xrCr-ToRS, NOTTCE.-No,ice IS

rxvsVTGRS, NOTTCE.-Notice IS
l., hereby given, that the undersigned have
seen appointed Executors Of the estate oI "
NJ NARY SWARTZ, late Of White Deer
iownshin, Union county, deceased. All persons
;nJeh,eI ~ said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having ciaiS's
arajns, i, viii present them properly au'hen-
ricated for settlement.
GEORGE J. SWAHTZ,} Exec
JACOB SWARTZ, >n'or'
Er~ fr'rmN!7 tTrI. 80. iH7-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

\ New WoRK.-"The Garden; \
New Pocket Manual of Practical Hortieul.
ture or, How to Cultivate Kitchen Veg,
c'ables, Fruits, Flowers, and Ornamental
Trees and Shrubs With an Exposition
Of the Nature and Action of Soils and
Nauuros, the Structure of Plants, and the
Laws Of Vegetable Life and Growth, etc.
BY the author of Glow to Write,' GLOW
TO Behave etc< Fowler and Wells, sos
Broadway, New York. Price in paper, 30
cts; cloth, 80 cents. No one who owns
or rents a square rod of ground can afford
to be without this best of all garden man
uals. 1t is an cmincnlly popular and Prlc
teal work
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

Mrs. DcEosntaNiie takes pleasure
IN informing her humerous friends hat she
has recently refited her pariorS, and is now
prepared to Furnish ICE CREAM, CAKE and
CONFECliGNERIES 10 such a. may favor
her with their custom.
EP'Pariles supplied at the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

lRIYHUEIYCiL Question:
There Is a pole oue-hall IN the mud. one
Jhiri under water, and ten feet out. How long
Is Ii. u.Le . X
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23

EsyNext week, will offer good chance
for all within the county TO send OF bring
subscriptions for the CHRoNlcLE Don't
forget the Printers, these light times
At. Club rates, every man can take the
tlIItr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
sssigneCs' Notice.
~ LackaWanna & SloomsbErs
t.s RAILROAD.
So!ns North.

,Re,rALs AND DEF1GrrSEs OF zRALNs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-20

] 9arrtStur0. "a, 10. San. Su ter
beuil8cn SlbuEg rer ~r1ucttat Gcutrat Grmz
mIi'ee nHrren re Srhln1lzI1nuer, welde
DE SNalo 9rnptntirn CHI auf rem 4 Sui eiu,
eTrultn mrliieu, 5ejd!a8en. 0liltte finr>t.
paa Gem &nnlUe Ger &ro9tuS Ntdunsr, jncll
am 4. Wtal3 ttdtt.
ct %oals, 19. San Der 9itputtiean
Dat 9tNhrlAten ton 6rrt Ceramic rurd, einea
:notan'lnen 0I1oie,. Dieier erfubb auf lein.r
Jtelle IN lltab rcn ben GbepepeS nAr @alnon
Dies Sneiauern, CUP ie rem Ninter ilber 80
Wfeten luroitlih rtn 6crs 2drant. tin 2l5et
tejie4en unp iu 6riibldbr cen y. st Iruppeu
cen 4rrpiant utihnsicen perren. Die Otcr<
mrleu lcleu nidt oil NuemanO.ruuB eenffn,
~iOaoern ll1 auf'5 auBerlte rertyciri8el mcllen,
ibre 4dlie he~telti5en uIo cine 9roBe AuSabl irs
pilnIi9er }lutirter baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-20
0rut{chc Sricfc,
trefhe tn Ger 9ejltlRea - Gan" on8e5ei9t fae.

OamenttRe:
9clanp. WiB N(arp Gcdrau. UiB Matb;
@cle, Wtsrp Il; @cnlcie, Aita Septta De-
gent, Oilr8aretta 0ianet. Sarub; Gmlt,
DtrS =; 6,p, lR1S q : 6r;n8er, DijB u;
Ocllano, N6B 6; j.err, Dtr8 yucq y; pol
mann, SClepbine; 9aup, atrs Aanu; |0ets
bert, Mar9 Is; 0anC, AiyS 9; 9c0anp,
Wes; Wtarr, Orrrtbea Jtl9ssn, Gtra6;|b ;
Sm1ll, WtiB O1aria ; Stembler, Otrs 9 Sc
SaIant, 5clephine WatIcn, @atparin lila.
6rrreRltHs
NIbe9er, Jp9n /; 1neiup5, > u; Arler, q
Gbcru, 3rbn; BattScu, 3eDn 0f; Satb, s.
Bcter ; Scrdatpt, Is; Geni2n, 5 $; @enas
lima, 9 gbrlt, penrp; Glalier, y y; Oaut,
|Sb0; De 0aB, Or. rs; Duuer, 5; Gfer,
DIR; 6temill8, 5cbn; 6rctt, S; 0aatel, Or.
Wt @; NaieluIan, &; Sacctp. Sb; SUrfa &
6Cffn1nn; Ssmp, 9oiepl; eep'er Nm;
&eBler, @ecr9 IS; &urm, > 8; "a Ot1r, u;
Samtu8, NE; Neonb1rp, Daniel ~titlln8er,
Gb >; Dad, Npam Dtartin, Nler j /; Dters
rett, Gunner NterS, auBult WtiHael, lctsr ;
O}lltef, Gabriel; WGuer, Wlldael Yeters,
ISM : YrllarO. 0tdarp 9titter, WecrB W;
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