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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15
DIR. JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAP ARILLA!

THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY ha. already
Il carried happiness to the hearts of thousands.
and daily giving moro consolation to the Afflicted
than could be afforded by all the wealth in the
Mines of California and the world combined IL
is put up in full Quart Bottles, and contains the
strength of six times much Pure Honduras
Sarsaparills any similar Preparation made IN
America.
Price-S1 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for IS.
1t has been a well established fact for years
past, that SarsapsriIla. when pure and properly
prepared, is the only true Panaeea for oil diseases
originating from an Impure State Of the Blood
tho Use OF Mercury. Intoxicating Drinks, Evil
Habits in Youth, Barrennees, etc
We boldly assert that JOHN BULBS FLUID
EXTRACT OF SARsaPARILLA is tho only Prepare
ton before the Public that is prepared on strictly
Scientific Principles and Of Uniform Strength. The
Sarsaparla is purchased without regard to price,
and every pound before being used is subjected
a. the strictest Chemical Tests and its gcnuineness
ascertained before being used.
BuLL's SARsAPARILLA also contains the virtues
of several other Medicinal Roots, together FORM
ing the best Compound, and producing the great
est Curative Agent known in the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

Dec /. ls5s-4s3 Ipr's fee ST. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
Great Haul of Counterfeiters, and Sundry New
York Items

New YORK, Aug. 10.-Two men named
Potter and Clark were arrested Sunday night,
in a house i'll 10th street, where some $4,000 in
counterfeit bills were recently found. This
time $4,000 were found besides apparatus for
altering bills, and large quantity Of bank-note
paper. Thirty-six plates were found on the
following banks New England Bank, of Bos-
ton, $40; Farmers Bank, of Boston, $40 !;
Bank of Lower Canada, Is, Is, and IS; Bank
of Quebec, Is and Is Farmers and Drovers'
Bank, Is and IS; Thames Bank, of Indiana,
Is and 5s Bank of Norwich, Conn, Is Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, of Indiana, los Ar
lington Bank, of Washington, d. c., 5s.
The reported suicide of wealthy souther-
ner at the St. Nicholas Hotel, is without foun
dation.
The shipment of specie on Saturday by the
Ocean Queen and Kangaroo, is not expected
to exceed million. $550,000 are now en-
gagged
Nathaniel Marsh, Secretary of the Erie
Railroad, has been appointed its receiver. At
a meeting of the Directors yesterday, Com
mittee was appointed to devise some plan of
reorganization. The statement for the first
half of the fiscal year ending April /, shows
the total earnings of 49, 269, l48, and expenses
of 81 ,509,4o1 ; net earnings S760,936 against
$722,472 in 1858, when the expenses were
$l,800,670. Money on call is easy, and per
cent is the common rate, at which the supply
is increasing.
Rumor, as to the Pacific mail stock, says
Vanderbilt takes the Adriatic in exchange for
the Cortes and Uncle Sam, and sells the North
ern Light and North Star for 900, to the
Pacific Mail Company. Garrison is to be al
lowed to run his steamers Sierra Nevada and
Orizaba in the Oregon trade, in opposition to
Ceas. after October
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
Lying Apology of the Federal Government for
not Arresting Slavers

WASHINGTON, August 10th.-It is ascer-
tanned from an authentic source, that on the
18th of June, the U. S. Deputy Marshal for
Northern Florida informed the Governor of
the prevalence of reports that vessel or yes
sells were expected on the coast of Florida with
slaves from Africa and made some sugges-
tons as to the best mode of intercepting and
arresting them. The Marshal himself being
absent in another part of the State, the Secre-
tary of the Interior on the reception of this
communication, Immediately telegraphed to
Deputy Marshal informing him that revenue
cutter had been ordered from Charleston to
cruise along the coast Of Florida under his di-
rections The Deputy accordingly went on
board of the cutter on the Both of June, and
reached Smyrna inlet on the Sd of July. Two
weeks thereafter he wrote that he had boarded
various schooners to which suspicious had at
tached and had made careful inquiries for
many miles along the coast, but there was no
information to verify the reports of the landing
of Africans. 1t further appears that Marshal
Blackburn himself was far behind the times,
as he did not inform the Interior department
of these rumors till his Deputy had investi-
gated their truth with the above mentioned re-
suit. These facts are CLEANED from the official
papers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11

MAFAeIs--NEW TURK, AutusI IV'
COTTON unchanged; sales 500 bales; mddlng up
lands l2sc.
FLOUf-Receips 1888 bbls sales 5000 bbls State and
Western very dull and unsettled, and 10 a l5c lowers
unsound 1872 a 4,20 super State S4,25 q S45U; extra
State s46O 4y0 round hoop Ohio siI5 $50 for old,
and $500 "a $50 for fresh ground; common to good
Western s4,60 @ $40; Southern heavy; sales SlO0
barrels; mixed to good $500 "a $50; fancy and extra
$3.50 a 70; Canada, super and extra nominal
GRAlN.-Wheat scarce and new &c better; sales h.
600 bush old white Michigan Sl,l5; southern red,
Sl229 a l25; Southern white 81, "a l,S8; Can
ady white 81 rs for prime old Corn quiet; sales 5000
BUSH mixed IVES ern 76c for old in store prime white
80; round yellow soc. Oats steady Southern and Jer-
sey 30 q 36c; Northern and Western, IS q Ale.
PRoNISIONS-Bect dull and heavy; sales 2S5. bbls I;
country 81 a 600 prime, $500 a SIS; repacked
Chicago IS a ll50 Pork lower; sales $500 bhls mess
1880 q 1900; prime slOl24 q 1850, Bacon nomnel.
Hams Sfc Shoulders 81 q SIC. Cut meats, 100 packages
Lard steady; sales $50 bbls Butter firm; Ohio IL q
6c State 10 a 90 Rice inactive; sales 100 terces
81 a At Sugars shade firmer; sales 1900 hhds Musco-
yado 81 a &c; Meadosaes 50 hhds., at &c. Coffee &C
tive; RU-saes 1906 bags private terms St Domin-
gosales 40 bags, at lQ4 cash. Mosses quiet; New Or
leans at 40 a &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
conntartoit United States Checks.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. l0.-One of the counter
felt checks on the sub-treasury of St Louis,
was received here yesterday. 1t is an admira-
BILE imitation Of the genuine, and well calcuat-
ed to deceive. The tools and materials seized
by the U, S. Marshal, were found in the church
tithing office of Brigham Young The par
ties arrested are said to be Mormons OF high
standing. 1t is understood that the profits
arising from the transaction were to accrue to
the benefit of the church
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.--This afternoon, n
gravel train on the Alexander Hampshire, and
London kailroad was thrown of the track, in
consequence Of running over a COW. The
bridge over the four-mile run was broken
down. Two persons were killed and twelve
iDjured-three Of them, it is feared fatally
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
The Wise Letter.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-The Richmond
(Va.) Enquirer OF yesterday publishes a letter
from Gov. Wise, acknowledging the letter to
Bernard Donelly of New York, and also let
ter from the latter, stating that it was publish
ed by a breach of trust.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11

In Montreal on board the steamer John Bell July 8,
by Rey Prof Young of Knox College, Toronto; Rev D.
4. Montgomery, NJ. A, of the Free Church. South
Grower to Jane eldest daughter of Capt Richard Rene,
Fdeshire ROYAL Artillery, GLASGOW Scotland; same day
and place, by Rev. d. L. Montgomery, of the Free
Church, South Grower, j. b. Edwards NJ. A. Editor of
the Montreal Transcript to Jane Somers, eldest daugh
ter of the late Collin Gilbraih writer Edinburgh, Scot
land The two brides given away by Capt Creigh-
ton, commander of the John Bell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
North Caroline EIection.
Markets-NEw YORK, August 10.

Mr.. Vance, opposition, has been reelected
to Congress, from the 9Th district of North
Carolina.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
DIED.

DIED.
In Portland, Me-, Aug. 8, of paraasys George Sumner
veteran printer who had worked the case in that
city. for forty years.
In Cazenova, n. Y, July Hon. Elisha Litchhed, 73
In 1920 he sent Congress- and member of the
Assembly in 1884, 1882 1888 and 1884, serving Speaker
through the latter session.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
STEAM B OILER EXPLOSIONS
AShcrOft'S LOW-Water DetectOr

AUN~ w OtCA DOONONUA
This simple and efficient instrument has been thorough
ly tested, and has saved Steam Boilers from
injury and explosion Its operation depends upon the
natural laws Of gravitation not upon any artificial
means, either Springs, Levers Valves, or Floats
The attention of those having steam BOILERS Is called
to the following references to few OF the many parties
who have adopted the Detectors Of them having
upwards of fifteen Of the instruments IN use !
Co. Lowell Beachery Prescott Mills, Lawrence Manu-
featuring Co, Lowell Manufacturing Co.. Merrmack
sets Cotton Mills Hamilton Print Works, Merrmack
Manufacturing Co., Boot Cotton Mills Williams q Ba-
con- City of Lowell DIT D. &. Aver, Lowell; PembertOn
Mills Atlantic Cotton Mills, Lawrencc Henry s. Wash
burn, Worcester County Court House. W. a. Wheeler 4
Asylum, Worcester; Bradford, Taft, Co., Evans Sea
graves Co. was5STd sSSSny R SsrpsT Co s G.
Bleachery, Lori & Hardy, Aaron e CLARK Nelson &
James iSra. James S"nSorn, NJ r Arnold Wilkins 4
Walden, j. {. Stimpson Salient John Wool1riase Phlip
/ son. Saasas; Draper nm 4 Co.. North Attleboro':
Blackstone MenaiattQrine CO, Blackst9nei Y 4 Tai
Vcns 4 som North Apaovers stevens a Co.. Haverhll;
Beverly Rahber 90, i5evef1y' salisbury Mills, Amesbu-
ern RsiFSsd NSswsS Iron Works, Boston, somervlie
n RSsSt kSaSS @TSomas j. Hill A. D. & j. Y. Smith,
Union on Company, american Butt Co.. Providence
Daily journal. Providence Daily Post John Gorham q
Dycrvillc Manaiactarins Co, sacket Davis Co. n. Il.
Screw Co, Prov, and wor llailroad, Brown, Dean,
Franklin Foundry, and Machine Cos =. NJ. ChaGee Co.,
rontiac ManasSrnS S Union ZION h SanO G1 y Arnold
steamboat Co.., silver, spring BeacheTy' Proyda nee;
P Clinton SsS co. Edward s GS
Social manufacturing Co, woonsocket Lonsdale Co,
Fem; % TS%S o S Ss s sssi Ara
Dodgcvie Manufacturing CO., Dodgevilci HeDronville
h Nelc Han,ps6ire- Manchester Print Works. Amos-
keag, Loco Works Manehesier' Jackson Co., Nashua
pany, swampscot Machine Co. Newm9rket
By Of s,ds ana AASwH ssy
uuj UcOujm 81 sudbury street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11

DOZ. FRUIT CANS.--Fill up the
blank with the quantity desired aud send us your
orders, Mnsons, Arthur's Lyman aud common Stone
Cans ON hand. FIRTH a. NICHOLS.
aub
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
BY THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
zNGLAND's POSITION DEFINED.
French Army to be Reduced.

REFORM IN AUS TR1A.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11

SAcKv1LLE, Aug. 1O.-The Arabia, from
Liverpool July Both, reached Halifax yestcr-
day. Her news is as follows
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
CLARK'S BLOCK, WORCESTER, MASS.
Prof. IA MES RUSHEE PrincInnI

The Fail Term will open the first MONDAY in Septem
Der. Hours of Session from 3 o'clock a O'Clock
p This is strictly select school for young ladies'
with limited number Of pupils and designed to afford
every facility for thorough practical and finished
cation. For particulars circular address prin-
cipal. d&w3w au3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
TWO WAGONS FOR

SALE.--One good Grocery Wagon.
and one good Family Wagon, both
nearly new, for sale low. Inquire
S. T.. STAPLES,
diff II Foster street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
educational.
ERENCH TAUGHT.-A N;

Il ian Young Lady who has had several years expert
ence in teaching and has the best of reference from o
ton where she has been teaching French wishes to give
instruction in the French Language. She wishes to be
employed in schools, in giving private lessons Her
will be reasonable. Address 73 lain street
au2 dlm$ PRESS CECILE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11

The recent conspiracy at Seville was of a
Republican character, and had qualifications at
Barcelona, Granada, Valencia, and Santander.
The conspirators were to have met on given
day in the Place del Duque, Seville to com
mence the instruction, bnt before that time
twelve or fourteen of them were arrested and
the Place occupied by troops.
The Madrid Gazette officially announces
that the Queen of Spain is in the fifth month
of pregnancy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-11
for Sale or O. 94rt.
az SEE FIRST PAGE.

Very desirable and pleasant and steady pow
for mechanical operations the center of ponula
ton in the city can be obtained most reasonable and
satisfactory terms on application at the Junction Ma
chine Shop or to the subscriber at No 81 Southbridge
street JAMES ESTABROOK
aul0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-11

Sance'Sl
S%ariaparile>, Ue8eta6iliide Ober 8lutreimis

6ancc'8l
Sariaparlllez, pe9eta6iliide ober 8lutreinis
9una8s Btuen!
BUR NetntBlns bs 8IRtes, g1f'etuns pDn Sale, aur gDts,
etrperfeaun9 Der 8~eaSrten Orbnuna bes @iassns uaS unter.
tes %a,IeOtstn. gOlblati0s YsriOnsn 'tpti5e Sauha an IN. aDsf-
~e1, S&Htnbtl, S@ldfri8tttt unb 8linsen tn zen ODren lei.
cen, que Sstben6e, bic BON etnent gu ftarfea 8lutpranee mad
eeal &opte, betm9efaGt Fnb, 70 lten ntenaIs pbae bisIe Vtaen
ista. taosEt Sttts ben fbnea 8ebrau&t. Bite eefGbrGi&Rep 8ranT-
Wan lele ~fOlgen6eS lpbembe 3euantB itber bic
9ellung bGn DgSpepGd.
W ptrD pterntt bei9ent9t, bag metne drau felt IL 9abrsu
G : ni Srs iPS.n .st tn aao aus ansslsisten Wtsbt8tnsn ao GpSm.
tn 50l9e farten Ertnfens betndbe blind unS Beflr9tue biz
Sarfapartle.V tlen mnb 6Olte mir cine SdaGtel SerfeiSsn.
81 ntetuent 9rDbten y rtaunen ipurbe tb loUpt t, a(s duG
Eaa ear9 eM @sbraua b%erfelbsn curtrt unb i'd be-
H"Oe "'U iest wUp4 une manttr.
,o g 6 U IItemarlc, nabe aBiufr.
Retnt9urg oe8 BluteS!
Baltimore. ben 90. SuIt 1888.
in g SF 1 sSp stsr INIT etsI 81, tta,., d Sss t " an ssIttssn s9msrssn
mir ben @ebra& pVn 3anees SarIa rartene. pber gfutretnt.
eunss.gtasn. Ma9Oem i'd stne 6badtei bapOn seorau5t
len mar letr 8eltnb unb tb mus befeanen, bal Re as anaes
nssG"Fs Yarstr"tttslb tISen, ~eI&sS i'd ie aebsuH&s.
Y1trtG Scott,
NU'z IS esnpa9', jpti9en 5OrarSs urb gutawar.
Sur WDarnunA
gDta 1maa bteft 9taen sebrauten, 10 It man euf Der Sut
BAT man ntat a%ussfl0rf rpsr6e. Wian taafe en- sntws + lei |St
rt@tt9eH 1gsnten. poer fOname feIbf mad
SETH G. Sance,
$40. 1C3 8alhmprcfr.
. S9aGteln fir ST. sI.S
Or. G9aImer's
Gefu1tobeitSsE iaetur.
Die dneenebufe unb erfolgret3fe Mcptatn ,ur 1oerRsGrno
&ranter,- S&pa&er unb Nerp5Ier, uel&s ie9als erfunsss
rIroe, TT DR.. Chalmers Ssfunpbetts-atnftur Dteftibs
trdfttet ben SdDa6en
BELT ben Rranfca,
etebt ben ~glerS6fen Mlutt unb
netes Geben benz ~JnDoli6cu.
Die 3tnftur BELT
NerS6Ftft, OSspepfd, RCliffAneraen.
Rppfpeb, unSsrbauliGtett, @eoruttbdt
Ner1Sies 8itteru burd ubermGstaeu Senue
pSn Gdbdd u6 SptrituCfen pefaulost.
6erjbrenner, Ntnb I'm Magen unb Dem
Antcrlette, SGufer-g Dabnfnn &c.
BD Die Gtnftur beiie9t ben appetit ftr Bee
r1u ldenOe 0etrGnfe!
9erfrnen, cte It'd bsm @etrau@e Gptrttuu1sr esetrsr,e h;r.
~eeeeben, fneen Ds bette 5elmittsf in 'N
Or. Chalmers @elunbbetts.G tnftur.
Ssit Der Gnt0sauns ger gteOtitn eate i'd bpr9 mtint greun,
Be unS getannte tn Dttisr Stabt be fCIgtnbe Mn,dbI ssT Ne,
fOneH 8ebetIt; ~"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-11

A2iH 6fHnoll9 aug
tett bsibperoen, Dispepie unb 0elbiubt, hrpnt'
I6e coer nerpGIe S6wi4en, Observation-Disclosures
unb nae Rrauf6eiten, pelbe bon berbprbenem M d.
gen pber Der 0eber entltebea.
Srlte ais aeraOpfans, innerl' tsl6emOttoen. auOrOHq oss
8Iutes r45 bent Rcpfe 5aurs tn Weasen, Ssritrenafn, SOB.
pSks esef4tl IN Massn unb unterieib. S@Derer Ntaer
SersIopicn 5As BE Der InecH, 6Iefen tn BEN 0efht
5ieFe uab aoyff4mtrssn, BsfhUereen beim Gthmca, CSeI6.
Hteep Der odut urh Qasen, SettsnRe&en S3m'rstE i'm
R&f. ur tea 9ltcbern. 5tse TN Rcpf Hnp 8rennen TN
5ieft, 8as9tateit unh NiterseiGld aentett.
Oh st. ~enfbaper empfsbleu biefe Wsebtttn Der NnfasrtfGm-
lett bee ~ubIttamS. fef ~Iber3snet BON hent 9Dertb unb' bar
NnaemcTent4tt ~esrfsIten fur Gue 2stben. wSflr 1e Srstebenb
~er1pfoal.n utrS. So Ia btes tetn neues nno nngepraftes
Mtttei. fDnte:r etnes, eds felt 10 Sabren be Yrutans Ucr BEN
arneritdntlGen 8plie befan6eR BAT unS bsheH Wuf nnS Wer.
~!suaniHe, rslGe betabmts unb ausseset&nsts asrste unb prt>
satperfpreu aus aasn Gtetleu btefes eanbes 81 Smnfen eeben
eeten tns ~uuaebeuere une etae geR1ue DurHIes in8 hS aufdbrs
IDS pom BEN @tasutbImer publstrten Mlmane&S, reI6eu Der.
fsbe unentgelblt& burb bte aseaten p~erttetIeR tdst, mus GK6
BEN anelin6tgfer %Iber3eugen, bag btefeS BttterS untrhtG ot
~erubmtbet ~0erhteHt, pel&e es erIanet Bat.
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Magical Pain Extra

WaglcaI Fam Extractor.
NifnGIs If etne Gutee6ans tn br NatertoI JB,b,.in 40
nta1t Dgroer, rDeurb Der S1mers 70 faaeu eea;nf mfSrn
nno Es Geetle tn EGrtsr GntJinsuue 70 raid in tbr.n ns Tas
ltG,n 3uitan6 saraG9ebra9t Dber gBInDen unb @el6wIre e.
%pDafpmmen gtpetyt Ueroen uHb baBtt feiue Slargen sesr ia y
ftstn Sddbsn suradseIaden, ais bur6 Daltp's meat(6ex
SImerS- Ierttleer. T
Bel S&ntttcl, Daa6sn, 8errenfuasen mab Bra lf5er
alen, centn Rtnber trInter unternGrIe n Ifnb tit bis gDtr.
iiuns ss d4ten y aaes' iGen S6rsrs.gerttieers tmr1er Sie.
lelee! gSte peI SdrnerSrn nnp Qetbe1 tOunten ntht oars
fteltS Dttttel oerbtnbeit wsrpen. Sa felbft bas QebEn bana!
oft odepS ab, oab Der 6Gte Odneg. @rtract Bet Der Joano IT.
Wa9tres 9eidaen me nj 8~tbrud.en Ydmpbtste, aGf ste i4 CT.
8essnf btuiupetieH MIR erlaube unO fur bsrSn ~s0abrElit ID
MID per1ntUprtIt1 baite.
Ietn 8aa BET 8erbrennunse en- unb 8erEribaneea mag e.
nee - bspeuten6 tetn, bat iemnls ben aQmirfen en-, unter.
SrddsnSsn une estlenssn etssnf4atten pom DAueg's SGmer-
Derieite 1T muir d9t, penn bic S&aHteI Gin TN Gtahl aeac.
genes &tt1uette NIT Der Si8nGtur SDn 6, 3. Gbfdsnes
unb 8 o., @teentbumer, un6 $ enrY o aIieb- ;Fabrlfort
bat. "
pretS 26 Cts. fur bic SAsGhl.
SAz Der ae9tt ptrb %Osr'auft BEL Setb g. Sane,
hO0' ~oFp~o'Itt"pFepF+ 2ft4ss
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Sretlt0rdfD'S S4Serfe
30 enltsferEn8en Il IS @is., pbtr In 6 Bbn. a $1.25
NIT etnem
9ewinn=I ntheil fir bas Bublifum
BON
$4,000, $4,000, pber $I5, 900,

$4,000, $4,000 pber $4,000 fur etnen M6onuenteu ;
$500 DOR $1,000 fir etneu Mgenten unb
$2500, 5000 pber $4,000 sur Sir Inbuna zines
,beHtlhen 5oIpitaIS IN Yfeip>gort.
Rod ME 1T, weber bier nod tn europa, elm ItterdrtfGes In.
ternsbmen benz 9abltfunt unter 70 annebmbaren8 ebtnguuaeu
gtbOten worben, wt pier bic Werft beS er6eten test leben6en
0eutf6en Dt&ters. QDer 8rehisratb's gDerte btfeGt, f5dHt
rtAt duein nm BITE gertnge Nus9abe Don Is Cts. per gDp6e
eser $1.25 dae sret Dtpndte, Elm 8~ecteeenes gDert an, Uel&es
fur TIN UNI ietne 5antilte ~blette1oen QDertb bat, fonbern e.
bat moo elet6JetttB Die Glance, elm namb lfteS badres Capital
merroerten, Mn5 trG9t encIib nod 3ur @runbure stnes teut>
fben Sntt.utS BET, pel6eS ni6t daetn fur ote in Weps gprf Ie.
teneen artneren Deutf0en, iCnpern aud fur btt Eduien6e beut.
fhsr Gtnwdnperer, peIbe bier ldneen, son ben feeensrst&fen
5sleen Isn ptrb.
Wttt ben fOsenannten prdntien- Bert bat bos in
Rete hebeRhe unternebmen @ttbis eemetn. IS tanbelt lid
bKr nt4t I'm bic Verttetlur9 BON @plbfebern. Qtttperap6ien
u. no, fpnoern UNI etn bebeutenbes bdareS Capital, netbeS
In ct n 6dHb Commend, ben ~QBOBIfanb etaer Ganaflte Be.
%erunbsn lam e5 banbslt f@ aud nt6t UNI stne tn araue
Berne btnausSerldte unbefimmte 3et, ~fOnbern bas 8an,c
nj u 8 BITS 3unl 1. Mugnf 1859 entIbieben Ietu, mnb enhItG III
@aes In bic 56nbe Der MEDnnenten leIbf eelesr unA Der Silent.
l.6eu @pntreQe anbeimeeBtten.
Am Is. Weat 1858 BAT bfe 9erdussabe In WC beuIteferuneen
beepnnen, unb am Is. Sutt TIT Der frfe San6 Der Nuseabe In
3 n6sn erf6tenen. Sebe gDO&enltefsruna fpfet IS Gts., ie.
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