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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
The Isnn.na ll,n,rnl,v.

In the matter of difference between President
buchanan and Senator Douglas, VIC believed tho
views Of the latter to be the correct, NOR in
accordance with our opinion Of Democratic prisci-
plea, aud better substAuuAlCj by facts and proof.
To the opinion % formed by Ne we unhesitatingly
adhere, later Intelligence from Kansas and WASH
inEton having confirmed and strengthened our be-
lief IN the eoFTectnep Of that opinion. But be-
cause Ne 20 think and 90 express that opinion, We
are not nseSSsarly placed in AntagOniStic posi-
tioa to the AdrniuiStFAton. No soUneF had MIR.
Douglas made known HE opposition to the Lscomp-
ten CooStitStiOO, then the enemies 4 the OCnoe-
raey were lavish In tAClr praises Of hia even the
New York Tribune deemed him worthy Of his we'll
earned AppCllation Of the Little Giant" The
game was, TO effect a division In the Democratic
ranks II possible, and there were traitors In the
party who were willing and ready TO aid In the UNI
holy attempt. To gain their object cry was rails
cd Of an irrCcOnciaGlC rupture between the Admin
istTaIiOn and Mr.. Douglas. Douglas was to be
hattcrCd and sOduecd from his party allegiance,
the Administration to be EOadCd into stern and
haSty condemnation Of those who differed from it
ON that question.
With sOmO Democrats In this State these efforts
have not been without success, as Is exhibited in
the indiscrrCt but honest sCOl manifested by some
who would be considered the peculiar friends Of tho
Admin strNtion. II TrCvCs Ws to differ from men
We know to be actSatCd by the most patriotic mo-
ttvsS, who have ever had the confidence Of the De-
nOeTaetie party. We believe that they will yet
admit that they Internationally have wrongCd both
MIR. Douglas Aad the President, that their pre-
dietiOns Of evU are UAf1unded and have done
harm.
AZ to those men Of very different stamp. who
are now 40 busiy engaged Ia the eudeavOr to form
an anti Administration party, they nced expect no
aid or sympathy from III. We understand their
motives, are advised Of their plans and purposes,
aud our every CndCavor will be to thwart and cx-
Poss their projects, our every power sxertcd to
punish them and rid the party Of their hypocriti-
cal, selfish pcrsonAEes and bancful inAurnccS.-
Protesting an admiration for MIR. Douglas, they
seek to chow Il In sueh manner 40 TO ensure them
the rc6ukCs Of that unwavCring Democrat, should
their eiIOrts ever attain sufficient importance to
attract HE attention.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Thar was delightful party at the Cedar
Ravine House ON Tuesday evening, Shufer
understands the modes 0IttUhdt al making
time pass on Raily and PLEASANTLY at his parties,
and never did he give greater satisfaction than
an last Tuesday. just befhrc day the laat sel
LEFT ihe h"or, 'Cgretting that old time rose so
cGi " in the morning.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

TnANKS-WC arc indebted to McSSrs. Dick.
ln'on, Carpenter, fifth, Chase, johnson and
Ferguson Of the Senate; and to Mcssrs. Loot.
bourrow, Graham, Moses, Edwards, Ormsby
Tirton and Adcrson Of the Assembly, for Leg.
islAtiVc documents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

NHD TWAcr With grave, sedato and state
"" stCP rSslss into our Office ruNcluall, every
day with letters and papers, on the arrival Of
the sacramento NtaGvs, Ncd's one OF 'Cm-he H.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

READ the verses GA our first page bv "vcsu.
vius, headed Pearls ut Random Strung ="
They nre from the pen of one of the greatest
wits in the State. writer who stands without
q rival
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

The New York Herald recommends "that
Mr. Kalloch. and the other three thousand New
England parsons - their occupations being
gone be organized into regiments, and sent
TO Utah, in order TO teach tho Mormons the er.
ror Of their ways" To which Prentice adds,
"Ifan army of New England parsons. Of the
Kalloch stamp should be sent to Utah, unques.
tionably the Moimons would soon End their
occupations gone, " ----....--
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

The Rev. Mr., SEITtE, If the Methodist Epis.
SOpal CANg South, will preach 10 the Court
House to'a1,spw Sunday morning at II
GNlOCk. The public are respectfully invited
20 attended.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

TuE L, s, D.anch Mint will rc.opcnon Non.
day ncA, t"r the receipt ct nCpoSits of gold
bullion far ,Vinagc. How long it will rCnuiu
eTcn 10 "sortcE mixed"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Dl'"-At Columbia Flat, Kelsey township.
on he eth lG Jan, JANIS fnoMAs, aulv CHI q
Of Thomas and Budget Clark, aged 90 nloulAs
unl days.
The bud that has faded from our view on
rows canker never dwclls.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
Notice Ia Holders Of El Dorado
County Warrants.
COUNTY TRIAsCRER's OPFIcR,
February 9th, 1874.

COUNTY ThEAsCnRR'S OPFIcR,I
February 9th, 1858.
A LII persons holding said Warrants, Registered
N upon the General County Fund, Of the follow
ing numbers and registry, are hereby notified "a,
prCscnt tho same f'r payment, at the County Urea.
surCrs Office, within sixty days from this date or
tho motley will be applied to the payment Of war
rants neat in order Of registry in Accordance with
an Act Of the Legislature. approved March 3Ist.
1851. The interest will be stopped on said War.
rants after this date. A. u. PARK,
Treasurer Of FL Dorado County, Cal
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

CHINESE BELLES-Thc Sacramento Age says
that two thlnCsr women created sensation in
that city IN Saturday, by appearing in the
streets dressed in admirable taste and in an
expensive manner. with costly silks, fashiona.
bic Shawls, enlarged criDolnr. small bonnets,
lace wells, and brilliant jcwclry.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

In the petition presented to the Legislature
By tho Carson Valley Commissioners, We find
the following:
Sscond-bccAuse In the winter season the SHOWS
oil the Sierra NvvadaS fall deep and remain for 10
long time rs TO close all intercourse and ,ommuni.
cation across the mountains betwcen those residing
on bath sdvs, for the space Of About. four monthS
crery ycdr
The above is incorrect, and the members
from FL Dorado knew it. and should have cor.
rrctcd II before permitting petition, No il jur-
Gus TO our county, TO be printed, Commun.
cation between placcrvillc and Carson Valley
is scarcely ever interrupted, md the regular
FiPs of tho Carson Valley Express Agents.
for the pnst twelve months, prove that thereti.
TONERS nrc either very ignorant, very needless,
or disposed tn Resort to unf,ir means 10 accom-.
plish their object. We presume the error was
unintSn,ional On their part, and therefore hope
Il will be corrected.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

KALIco, kEIAoLIHr, KrNTorr-W,.ll, tie
c .hl" b,il AT the kcokuk House on Thursday
nigh: last, was CAV and lc>hnt affair. The
parry was enc ii The lolr,s 81 ever given in ;hc
Mountains; The music was "yrlr' l. tho la,ii,s a
dresses we've unrx Fl ti"nNllc. I'D fashioned
ra!i u. with wildly allied to mind rhc s'er.
ling days It he republic. ere gov gaws had
uSmrrd the lace vi Trains and beauty. Ev.
cry one seemed to he iovuus and haprN--
Add sorrow was lost in the echo OF ylec.
We lift the bali room under tie firm Convir-
li"n that "Cali' OILS great institution - dam
gcrous Ia Clustv old bachelors. .-..--
Mr.. p Lowell informs us that lac " i'll give
an"ther ball next Thursday evening week
Our toSi is, success IT, cnlicn- Nc may il wave.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
San Francisco Agency,

Mt. l.. L. FISHER. at the Iron Building. opnO.,,.
the Office Of the Pacific Express Company, corner ~
Montgomery and Washington streets, is our only An.
thoriEed agent for san Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
GEO. IL. LOvEGROvE.

At"CniOn Book Store" CT Street,
Is our authorized Agent for Sacramento CITY. All
orders for advertising left with him. will be promptly
attended to.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

RIcn.-We have been told that there Is u
small tunnel on llangl"wU Hill. from which
one man lakes out his regular thousand dOlln .
every ~tek.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
Road Notice.


TNHE UNDERSIGNED DO HEREBY MAKEKNOWN
i and derare their intention to organise Joint
Stock Company, Tor the contraction OF Q Turnpike
Road in the county Of II Dorado extending from the
city Of Placervie TO the tWn Of Il Dorado In ssi6
county, and following as nearly a. practicable the
following route, viz: Commencing at or near the
west end Of Main street in said city Of PaceTvile.
runnh thence down lIangtown Creek In westerly
direction about one.half mile; thence on the bees
and most practicable route Weaver Creek al pont
near the Mountain Mi;" thence crossing saSd
creek at the last mentioned point, the nearest and
m"st practicable route TO Diamond SPRING.; thence
near the line the old County road the east END Of
Main street In the town of II Dorado.
. The undersigned will meet ut the Law ONCE al HaR
Hume, in said city Of Placervie, on Saturday The
18th day Of February, A. D. 1885, at one O'Clock y.
OF said day for the purpose Of making pVelluanaTy
organization Of said Company. Dated this SOsh day
OF January, A. NJ. 1>6S.
GEO. G. BLANCHARD JOHN HUME,
Tll0S. r. WADE, J.K. DOLLIHON,
JAMES P, WADE, JOHN O'NEIL.
WM. 7. REILLY, JAMES B. HUME,
Rah
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

We ARE indebted to Andrew J. Moulder. the
popular and efficient State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, for copy # his annual
reTort.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

We learn that the Grand Jury will conclude their
labnrs and BE- ready 20 report to-day. But little
business has come before them. IN Uag uaxe N
viii publish their report.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Fatal AccIDANr.-Ou Thursday morning
lust, while ut work in his tunnel on Spanish
Hill near Upper PhCerVille, Mir. MooDX SrER.
RETr wac Instantly killed by cave If the tun.
uel. Cor"Uer DOuherty hcld an inquest an the
body Of The deceased, and che verdict Of the
Jury was substantially nS related above. Mr.
STSRRETr was . worthy, industrious, IN.
"bITusive young man, and had only bought IN
TO the tunnel few days before the accidt mt
occurred.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Mcssrs. Davis Roy, the popular ag"nS of
the. Ala Express, "cr"wded"- Us with, letters
and papers the past week. TIL, are the very
men to be at the head Of an Express Com any
-. iomp', energetic and accommodating.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

RrrrE EEconp,--This srlieh,lv and really
one of the best newspapers in California, comes
TO MS greatly enlarged. and filled with well.
written and well selected ar,iclcs, 1t is ore of
our most valuable exchanges. We rrioi,C at
its prosperity snd hope i, may steadily grow
into favor, II deserves SUCCESS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Just as were going TO press we received tho era .
uhmg intelligence that CIV W, Il, had n roin,,
cur o'i fri,ni \, j. N,kry STATE C"utr r. \
uurr freud, better D,no>rIt,a worthiUr !. nj c.
man lives not.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Harris & 1iNingSton have the finest sSsOStmant
Of luxuTteb In the mcantOinO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

The Black Republican journals now SsriOus-
" announce that "the administration have
sent to Kansas agents instructed to Rsaks srsrs
s6'rt 10 hGvs the siGrcry cIGG~s strsctsH frO~ ne
constitution" Not long SDCs thess vssy
same papers announced that II wac the wholO
end and Aim Of the administrStion to make
Kansas sIGSS State! Hut 80 lying Ia their vO'
cation il l. sCarecly worth While " call atten.
ton " thek statements.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

DuPLIcrr.-Th black papers. says the y. Il,
PGtrit, are speaking in forms Of high praiSe OF
Mr.. DoWglas' Kansas Bill, Vet /. is Said TO be
essentially, IL not literally. the Same as the
ToombS bill whi,h passed the Senate last year
and was rejected by the Black Republican ma
jority in tho House every one OF them voting
against 1t II waa then 40 unjuSt, "wi,ked,
cruel. and awful " thing. aud 80 denounced by
the whole black press 1t Ia now a very good
bill and 10 commended BY the Game papCrs !
What an hOnest and consistent party thia
Black Republican party iS! II wo are to be-.
lie~e the niger .wOrshippers Douglas Is the
god Of their political idulatry now. standing
higher 10 their estimation than Seward, SUM.
ner, Fremont or even "Jessc."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

In our absence the other dsy, MeSsrS. Shrp.
herd aud MCGnnis. with malice LrepCnsr, un.
tremendously emit rcd our Office aud llAced on
Our table on "intGrnal machine" sirUDEly re
sembliug dCmiohn Of old c,,gnac and .
bunch OF cigars. The boys in the Office, led
on by the miserable wretch" nude away
with the condiments ere we relurned.-
Gents, "do so again please do"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

FRAIiER AND nUDEN, Associates.
Pursuant 10 an order made on the Let February
the following persons were summoned 10 serve a
Grand Jurors:
ANC DenveT,J Huntington, J L Perkins, Vim
Jones, 3 etrout, W FCuningham, b DunnSnE,
Poagus, Williams, n I Draper, O Potter
W II Grlnncn, Scott. II FAlk, n VI Merritt, + !
Organ, 2 u Campbell r David, q Plant shank.
lin, Spencer, Hyatt, L C Ross.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

$4,000 Reward u Lost, Strayed, abscond.
cd or stolen (probably the latter) from the
DEMOCRAT Office, on Monday last, the junior ed.
itor Of the Democrat. When last seen he was
hcehng it over the hill in the direction Of
Sacramento at a 240 pace. lie had TN pair
of check overalis, with hole in the rear suit.
cicnt for vCntilat.0n) . red calico shirt, (hc's
partial to culico) without sleeves, a crOwnless
hat. old boots, ("very much dilaridated " }
aud something that LOked like bottle und,r
each arm, and u stump Of cigar given him by
Dave Johns in his mouth. DescriptiOm.-He
is tall, finely formed, full.chested, broad.
shouldered. rCd.hairCd. crOss-eyed, pidgeon.
tOed, pug-nosed and smOOsh-Chined - Gin
short, "a dsvilish handsome. rakish looking
fellow. strongly resembling not quite ~ stout
or good k'Okiug the scnIOr HE cFvdiIOrs-
they IRE numerous and insPaEtSsaas-ar ex.
cceding!y anxious " hoSe GSvsm him. The
public IRE forbidden W trust hins % cur &C.
count He'll come the bury" 70 b eAn.-
He is supposed to be taking "POt luck " with
Major Hook, IN San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
saturday. FEB. Q. 1858.
We Duasov he attention Of our readers to tbc

We DsnscF TIE attention Of our readers to tbc
dAmirablo letter Of our Sacramento cOrrespOn.
Asat. Il rsssrs to matters Of deep interest to
ever eitissn Of our county. It'll deeply to be
regretted that our delegation ia divided on u
question of such vital importance as the wagon
road. Acting together they could accomplish
much for their constituents against each other,
nothing. Discussions 10 their own ranks must
operate against them, weaken their influence,
lessen their strength and leopard the success" OF
any measure their constituents mNv dsire. The
premature introduction Of bills aud the insidi-
QUE advice Of unworthy OutsidsrS, we are con-
fdent, have caused much Of the bitterness now
existing among the delegation. They should
spuru from their presence the dangerous and
uaprincipled outsiders who have increasingly
lGbored for years to excite Jealousy and ill-fsel-
ing, for their own selfish and corrupt purposes.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06

Coon TlNE COMING NEXT tn the Fourth oC
July, the twenty second Of February ia and
Of tight should be the most memorable dav III
The year Ia Americans. On that blessed day
tho immortal Washington frat saw the light of
heaven, and the world had a renewed ussu.
rance that God had sent another bcncfactor II
oUr race. On the twenty second Of February,
lS41, old Rough and Ready met the scrrcd lc.
gionS of Mexico, at Duena Vista glorious
R~lduf death, irtS day at the return Of
which, every trWc American heart should leap
fur JOY. We are glad to learn tina, Mr. CART,
Of the Cary House, hOS determined to celebrate
It by giving splendid national ball, and the
well known character of the host is sufficient
guarantee that il will be brilliant affair.
PAcIFIc QrARrE CoNrANr-In lengthy no.
'cc of the new mill, lead, &C., Of this Compa.
ny, in our issue Of the 10th Of last month, we
stated that last month the stockholders real.
nCd upwards Of $1,000 and the prospects
are favorable for an increase this month" Their
prospects were not deceptive. Last month the
mill run twcnty-riRht days, and paid its prop,i-
ctors the handsome sum Of t,ceire Mousdhd noe
hGndTuiaad Airy.oNs Dollars! Their expen.
srs amounted ,s0S, leaving a clear dividend
Of eight thousand six hundred aud thirty.richt
dollar~. Competent Judges pronounce the
mill the best in the State. The lead has paid
regularly for the last three years, and promis, 9
10 inercasC.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-06
Court az Scs.Io, a--Et b. u0,y Term.

Adjourned Gil next regular term, lot Monday Ii
May.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-23

o. Die Bait. Committee Der Weere.9oge No. 2.
u. $, ~. s. MAIDEN ben Nr0cern, lUlpte Gem Cub
Iifum u6erDaupi bic ergebenltc AN3ti9e, bag (etb'
rem Ja9re8'25aa an. 6reitng ben -. Otaenbes
1858 III Der D9Ge6lter 9ale," NU. 45 NIbcmHrIe'
ltr. ot9alteu uno laoen peBbal6 ate Vtr9AlgmBs'
liebenOeM uno Gan3Iultisen pGHihit Gin.
DS Sm WuFna9e Der Committee 9. Dit.
N~ AuSge3et6neter Iunfge nu B.-
Wir MAIDEN parauf aufmsrtiam, plB beute Apene
balb 8 ubr ras 9rVBartise Yanprama pOn > %tinpien
,lnp Der SepUp.9 tepOluttpn i'm MarYlnnp> J~ultitute
erOfuet ptrp. GasisIbe 1T bic SGSpfung apeier
rllpmIthlt bsfaunten peullGen RInltler U1lnntO'
res unp 9epGbrt einsn wirfliA l~eItenen &unf-
9emuB.
W- @afbtngtOn Sal(e.- 5eute erGf'
net 9err &eutbe&er bic p28albingtcn 9ale"
init einem aIGnlenben n1pnAert unO NAn.M
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@ei6na1felt4
f11en rCr.
(Ssrties lnG.E

Seine WUbel Tnret man lei
" Wia!btpt IMP SpbI, % rn9 27 g 0aear05c,
GbaS 9oudnpsr, % QGelt Wrottfya6s uup
" WDeatFelp, 6 SecpnpltraBe.
SprtreTlIts pianps, anerfnnnternaben Bic be.
lten, relte IN Den 0eretutSten Staaten gebaut rpere
pen' ttap a~prratbig IN BEN Niererlasen Der Gabrts
fauten
Wm 9na6e unp Go. l. 81 uub7 q. Gutapfr :,
Nm Gable rnp Co. 81 Met prattttaBs, @de
pm Oreenlft. u. GGe SCn GaYette u. GHtaplt If .
SOP uup g., 81 0amoenfr.
Walbtngton.
va ielblt lnlere 1~etBt9eH Gplf5pertreter Mber
WelDnadten Natau5 naden, = = tper mpllte ba bic
frpbllhe WeibnahtsSeit uugefstert oDr4ber aebe1
l.allen Geblt ea eUh aHh in Der 8Gnpe5b aupts
Faot ntHt an plaee1' no n1au bic Telfseit in Gtt
ceWtl1er Sr"gltHtett uno @emlIDtlGfeit ttnbrtn.
gen tann. Npb lebt Der Yapa @erbarp; in
nngetrutter S%ettertett uno Serrlihfeit tbrput er in
lslnem ny ermamtd 9Dtel." llnp i'm rs q,
pttols0arten" bat er III ben 6trren u d .
m a n II nlp 9 d. melt 3tpei purri,e Natfplaer
getHuDen. QSer fennt ferner nint bas Sfeu .
b enbau o nit letnsn W anes uup SDrenfHm III
fen z unp bic GHrnballe y. s.. " G ann,
no bet lhaunlenpem "GI8er" Uno innittea einer
trobtn Sugenp pie Stunpeu ME Sefunpem pabin.
ihminpen2 Ner Itn in Den 0eiertaaem MptiUn
n1lAen nil, Der wnupere btnans au s. Soldier
am &nbe Der ~isbrnen SEraBe, wo er Iue5 filren
mirp, mas te5 Wauperer5 9er3 e~rirent. Sur quite
uno fOlipe 2Ot 1T bel Mapans GleonSre
gelOr3t uhb Iper elmer Stdrfuns fetnes
Mageus unp Wlauben5 bepart Der trinte Las tref .
ltGe 5Ys,emie~S tttsrs Don Ma8nus GRIP.
Wan6er mill aud leiHem Ntebprgane Elm Bens
tbun unp fntet 81 pisiem 3nsds eDlsn S4aupi'
taba6 BET S4mtnfe, SeDrens uno = D,
544 pennlylp. Mp. OUrt gibt e5 audi Eaubtabaf
uuO Gieorren befer aHaIitat II. DOlfM pfs'fen aeA
Cine prG&tise 4usUIbl 0Oa 5upelen uno w.
rem Hnprt nun BET Is r. Rarr, 430 SennlDlDas
MA w.
User anf neuen SOgIsn unbi in nenem Oberleoer
ms neue Subr binIbermarlptre Mil Der r9ence
Fb an pie GuBbefielpunBs Ill ltaItet y. u. y il |,
262 pennylpauta Avenue anp ScbH j. y.
zero sos IL. Ctr.
MAnter mill leneu Qieben in Dent'9lanb gum
9euJabr elm Irsunrltbe5 GupenfeH btnaus'
l6iden. Dasu rercen tbn Ssrr Wt. !, Stilers
uno istn Mgent perr 3pDn. S.. y. Ser@ be.
bulRi9 lein, peIen enrppdtl9e GrpreB
patste &C. naG a4sn &peilen Oentl1lanes uuo bcS
~lbrtssn europa belprst. Au9 Der w~arbtge
Squtre Watter belor9t lOlhe Senpunsen,
abPnperIiA nad ben, SdNpabenlanpe.
-. $685. |.. /GnrtSaht1r far
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DIR. TupontS oclbene Ri(Tpr

TuS sines Der bsfen unp erfpIsrct3fen Wtinttu,tseI far er.n
enirdntbettea. ste fns nab hem 0scept itnes 6u uctnten rrS
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