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The Charleston Mercury says that if the
douglas squatter sovereignty party in the
North. attempt to enter the Charleston Con-
vention they ought to be turned out of it.;
but We do not think they will seek to enter
it. They are much more likely to take part
in tleNRepublican Convention at Wheeling, as
they undoubtedly will with the party in the
next Presidential election"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-19
2,540, 219.33 S2,659,096.55
S2,540,219.33

Decrease present fiscal year, $1ls,s77,22
The Finance Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the subject of raising the pay Of bag
gage masters, reported adverse to the increase.
DIR. Ohr offered as substitute for the res
olution that the old pay of S45 per month be
restored. Rejected by vote of II to Q.
The Transportation COMMITTEES reported
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The Condition Of the Combat
saHrS ist EUr0DC.

The Albany Arg"s complies the following
statement of the relative force and position
of the original combatants in the European
war:
France has a population Census of 1866
of G,039 1854 Paris a population of 1,17S,-
2G2 Lyons, 202,271 Marseilles, 100000
No other city has a population over 100000.
The budget for 1850 showed resources Of
1887 100000, expenditures $685., 800, 900,
and a consolidated debt of S1,436, 900 900,
besides floating debt in the course Of re-
duCtiOn.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-19
FOR, REMIT

THE large Warehouse on Canal street, near
i the bridge, adjoining the warehouse now
occupied by q. W. Clabaugh, Esq.
Also, two STORE ROOMS situated on Bn,h-
more street, near the public square, one oil
them being occupied by Charles B. lsaaes.
ESQ.,, the other adjoining, and lately occupied
by VIM. Ii. Billmire, Esq.
Also, an OFFICE on Baltimore street, nexf
to the Cumberland City Bank. Apply to-
Mprch 10, 1852 HENRY BRUCE.
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SOUTHERN CoNvENTIoN.-Neg Orleans
Nav 12.-The Southern Convention is now in
session at Vicksburg, eight states being repre-
sented. Charles Clark, of Mississippi, has
been chosen President Resolutions in favor
of the Slave trade were offered by Mr.. Spratt
of South Carolina. General Footc denounced
Mr. Spratt's sentiments as high treason, and
sid the real duty of the Government was to
acquire Cuba and gain the preponderance on
the Isthmus of Nicaragua.
After four days exciting debate, the Con-
vention adopted resolution that the laws
prohibiting the slave trade ought to be
apolished.
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$3G9,067 SO
Dec. SOB, OOs3o Dc. ss,Sss. So Dc. s4,652. 65
Total for 1858 S4s5,396
I" 1859 569,067.33
Sll6,329.52

1t will he seen by the above that the re-
ceipts of April, 1858, over that Of April,
1859, were GIG, 329.52. AS compared with
the month of March, 1859, when the receipts
were $4lO,O6l.02 there is a falling off of
$40, 993.G9.
The financial year of the Company COM
mences with October. Comparing the revc-
nue. SC far CT the present with that of the
past fiscal year, the following result is shown:
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BE- s I o o I'll

One hundred Dollars will be paid to any Ply
sicah who can provo that the Medicine ever
injured a patient; and the testimony of thou
sands can bp produced to prove that it does
great good Cases offTnm one week to thirteen
years standing have been effected. Tie mass
Of Voluntary Testimony in possession of the Fro
prietor, vouch in its virtues and curative pow
RS, is immense, embra cling nam.s well known
To Science and Fame.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
ofthe City of Philadelphia, II. L. liELMBoLD.
Chemist, who being du.y sworn does say, that
his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or injurious Drug. hut are purely Vegetable.
HT. IIEMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this e3d day
Of November, 1854. WIN. p. HIBBARD,
Alderman.
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pGr The average income Of the Mexican
church is twenty-five million year, while
the revenue of the national government is
only fifteen millions
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Double Entry
Book Keeping Simplifed

A NY ono wishing to learn my new method Of
n Double Entry Book Keeping, can do so on
very moderate terms, by applying to me. By
this system any form of accounts can be kept
and readily understood, as it requires but two
books, and is adapted to business Of every pos
sible sort, and is so arranged as to Leave moth
ing for the Book Keeper to remember nor re-
auire him to refer to other printed works on
Book Keeping for information.
Persons wishing to examine this system are
cheerfully invited to do so at any time and
am permitted to refer them to Mr.. Hale Swartz-
welder and Mr.. Charles Shriver, who nre both
using it at this time.
April 81, 1S59-tf. WIN. BRACE.
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Price 81 per Bottle. or Six for 5, Deli
yered to any Address

accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
tiGcates from Professors Of Medical Colleges,
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and Sold by ii. d. HELM BOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
No. SO South Tenth street. below Chestnut
Assembly Buildings, Phia.
sBTo be had Of HEALEY d. SHRIFER,
Cumberland Nd, and of all Druggists through
out the United States, Cdnadas aud British
ProrinceS.
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gs5"'Ghc whole number Of Chinese Coolies
introduced into Cuba thus far is upwards of
$1,000.
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Gsy"A billto prevent the marriage Of white
with black persons has passed the Wisconsin
Legislature
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A man can ''gct along without advertising
so can wagon wheel without greasng but
it gocs hard.
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WHAT wonderful geniusses our democratic
editors are; they are continually finding mares
nests. Lately they have discovered that Mr..
Forncy, the once bosom friend of James
Buchanan "has proved traitor to his prin-
ciplcs and forfeited the respect of all honest
men" Wonderful Why Mr. Forncy MAIN
tains directly the reverse of this, and insists
that Buchanan and all those editors who sus-
tain him, arc the traitors; and to show that
they have no claim to the respect OF honest
people, Mr.. lorney has made some slight
revelations of their comprehensive rcvela-
tons. But if Mr.. Forney has forfeited the
respect of all honest men because of lis ADAM
donment of the administration, what then is
the condition Of those who have abandoned
the Wing and American parties, and have
united with the slam Democracy Are
they not traitors and have they not forfeited
the respect Of all honest men? Verify the
democracy hit their new allies some very
severe blows, but as it is done slyly the poo
fellows grin and bear it.
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This aggregate is made up Of

INIs aggregate IS mHN' up q
Nationalites. Crecds.
Germans, 100000 Catholics. 2S 900, 900
Sclavcs 10000 900 Greeks, 1000, 900
Roumans, 100000 Protest'ntS 900 900
Magyars 100000 Jews, &c, 1000 600
Italians &c. 5000 900
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EDIHBURGH REVIEW FOR APRIL.-The first
article, "Female INDUSTRY" gives sketch
of the labors and cmolumcnts Of Female
in Great Britain from the days Of King
Alfred, when the surplus women and girls of
England were sold into slavery in Ireland,
down to the present time, when under the
factory and other systems of labor, they are
still scarcely less than slaves. Many excel
lent suggestions arc made by the writer for
the improvement of the condition of females
4 pendent upon their labor for support, such
as schools for higher order of instruction in
household duties and in the lighter mechanic
arts, as matchmaking printing, telegraph
ing also drawing and painting, and in the
liberal professions, especially in medicine and
surgery. "BARTH's DISCOVERIES IN ARR
CA" is deliberately reviewed, and the author
pronounced among the first, if not the re'y
first Of African travellers "DE. TRENCH
on ENGLISH DrC1loNARIEs" forms the sub
icct of an article favoring the proposed pub
LEGATION of new Dictionary by tie London
Pathological Society, and criticising, with
some severity, Noah Webster and other dis
tinguished photographers THE Hest IN
dies as hey pcre and arc gives more hope
full view Of the British W. ]. Islands than is
generally entertained.
The article on Montenegro" gives graph
ic account of that Mountain Country and its
brave people who have so long withstood the
attempts Of the Turks to suhjugate them
"JfRed Guns and Modern 7acticS" shows the
giant strides which have recently been made
in the implements Of war-the Mimic rifle
carrying hall with the greatest accuracy
more than mile and with as much effect as
the old muskct at twenty yards, and Arm
strongs rihed cannon carrying an lslb. ball
with no larger bore than an old 'Jom pound
en-" and with almost the accuracy of rifle
proper, to the incredible distance Of more than
fire mileSi
Sir T. Pagrare's Normandy and Eng
iaad," Mgjor Aodson's life" in India, and Il
very interesting article on the political rcla-
tons of '.1ust,ia, France and Italy, to which
countries all eyes are now turned with the
most intense anxiety, complete this very able
number of the Review.
Unpublished by Leonard Scott & Co., 81
Gold Street, New York. Price, So year.
or 50 when taken with Blackwood's Maya
zinc or any of the other British QuartcrIies
rennhlishel by the same House
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The army consisted of:

The navy consists Of $50 sail vessels of
S,l0G guns. and 209 steam vessels of 4.414
guns, 5G,C1G sailors and marines.
Austria embraces all those diverse nation
alities which are clustered around, and sub
ordinate to the Grand Duchy of Austria
proper-including an area of 257,4 53 square
miles. Its capital. Vienna, had a population
of $40, 457. The empire is composed of the
following provinces, with the population ac-
cording to the census Of 1854:
Austria, 2,4G9,S5G Lombardy, 3,00s, 800
S,l2burgh, l54379 Venice, 2.493, 9Gs
Syria, l,G95O7S Hungary. s,744, 4s1
Carinthia, 346, $50 Servia, l,574.128
Carniola, sos, $50 Croatia, 9G7.
Istria and
Trieste, G13,05G Trans'lv'a. 1926 572
Tyrol, 1925, 0GG Mil.Front'rs ,O54 ,794
Bohemia, i,S01,SlS
Moravia, 1872 G5 Total, mot
Silesia, 479,321 in cluding
Galicia. 505G,G47 Imp. Ar'y) 30,4ll 800
Bukowina, 430,GG4 Army, 73S,G24
Dalmatia, 49, 37
40 $40 ,,,,
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is prepared directly according to the Rules of
? armacy and c h c mi S try :.
with he greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge an care devoted in its coHbina ton
See Professor DEVICES Valuable Works on
tho Prnctice of Pbysic and most of the late Stan
4 ri Wnrlxs of Naliciu,.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-19

| Arising from a bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases arc eradicated, and clear
and transparent surface regained by the resto-
rative action of this Ointment. 1t surpasses
many of the cosmetics and other toilet applica
tions in its power to dispel rashes and other
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-08
AYERS CHERRY PECroRAL

,fOR 9HERAPID CURE OF
'oE"us, COLDS INFLUENZA, HoARsENESs, CRouP. BR N
UhiTlSS, INcIIENr CONSUMPTION, AND FOR THE
hELiSf OF IoNsUMPrIyE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
DISEASE
81 wide is the field Of its usefulness and 60 r,,ru, 49,
the cases OF its cures that almost every section Of
abounds in persons publicly known who have been
from alarming andeven desperate diseases of the lungs Nv
us use Wen once tried, Its superiority every other
mecne q It's Kind is too apparent oescape observation
ana w re Us virtues are known, the public longer hest
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that are incident
70 our climate nile many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
cameo friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
ancted they can never forget and produced cures too
numerous and ton remarkable to be forgotten.
hv
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Skiuptng.

.e55A FOR BREMEN. The A / Bremen bark
s"C0LUMBIA," Semcke Master, will have quick dis
patch Tor the above port For freight apply TO
the Captain on board, or to 7N' 'f'' "
agOLf hAlA EGa ayaon, ..
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AYERS
fTRACT OF SARSAPARILL4


the most eftecua remedy which the medical skill of onr
times can devise for this everywhere and fatal
maady 1t combined from the active remedials that
nave been discovered for the expurgation this foul dis
order from the oood and the rescue of the system its
destructive consequences Hence should be empoyed for
me cure ofnot only Scoula but also those other affections
Rlch arse from 1t, such ERUPTIvE SKIN DISEASES
81 ANTHONY FIRE RosE or EIYsIPELAs, PIMpLEs Prs.
ruLEs Bi0TcHEs BLAINs and ReILS TuMoRs TErTER and
aNp 4sgcURAL DISEASES DEoPsY DYSPEPSIA,
NIrATEDo on IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief in nnu
THy u nc 65ood is founded in TRUTH scroiula is de-
generation OF the blood Tn cparicuar purpose and ye
OF this Sarsapara is to purify regenerate this vital
mated constitutions. = '
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FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA
TIE steamer VIRGINIA, Can't N FAIR
, bank, viii commence her regular trims 70

IL
Gn FRIDAY March nth, 1859, leaving Baltimore on tina
Gay at clock, r. M from her BERTH on igt street l
loot OF Barre land each succeeding Friday thereafter a Tho
same hour arriving in fredericksburg next day evening
Saturday before dark Returning, viii leave FredeTrks
ug eyey tGefdy morning at o'clock after the arrival
arrive n Baltimore early Wednesday morning
, me " Tglna- will sOPat all of her usual LANDINGS or
the kAPPAANNOCk, going and returning; and in add
sengerS. 7 ' f'7
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
breakage and other accidents - '''
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
ana ;ers, winch renders her Of the most pleasant ana
comfortable boats for passengers the Chesapeake Bay
mas been thoroughly overilauicd aud repaired during tr
greatly increasing her speed.
~ Freight of all kinds taken at Ncry mod md
received in Baltimore The boat on Wednesday ThUTsday
and Friday, up TO 3 o'clock.
~ AZ Freight LANDED on the river must he prepaid
Goods from other lines, destined for Frcericksllrr an
points on the river viii BE- promptly received BY the Agent,
in baltimore charges paid, ard forwarded with DESPATCH
tram from the River received and delivered par iI~
For further information apply on board, or To 7'
CATION x GWYNN, Agents,
- No. II South street, Baltimore
r SLAUGHTER, President
'ulIII-eI Frederick Shlrp. Va
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La kss ETE55zs==zzssssgl PHILADELPHIA.
RzzE 1ScS-sz2Z~--NzS WTLMINGTON AN
BALTIMORE u a u
STEAMBOATS,.

rST~ THREE TINES PER WEEK.
EtrEaEtzz11zs--11aFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Ing Tt3whatt Steamboat Company will, on and after
SATURDAY, the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMERS
GEO. PEABODY and 'BELNIDERE' THREE TINES
P PIIF& WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 2 'clock'
Returning will leave Richmond tie same days ard at
dations. ~ 0'N''o
For freight passage apply to
oqv J. BRANDT, Jr, agent,
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AYERS CATUARTIC Pills

F0R ALL TUE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIc,
composed that disease within range of their
ton can rarely withstand eVade them
properties Search and cleanse and nvgoae every norton
OF the human organisms correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy yaltes consequence of these pro
pertle the invalid who bowed down with pain or
debility asonshed to find his health or energy restored bv
r remedy atonce so simple and inviting @' 49, -
Not only do they the every day complaints of
body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
me agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my Anne
rections for their use in the following conpans Cospe.
ness edTtb5 Headache arising from diSordered stoa.
ach, Nausea, LidgeSiO Pain al and Morbid InGct;on of
ne BolreS, Fidtuency, Loss Of Appetite Jaundice, and
other kindred mplans arising body
or obstruction offs functions.
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gmmbsr

I UMBER, SHINGLES,
- f1..,,.,,. HEAfLOCK RAILS, ETC
l5l,N0 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet ~ and 81 IIemlock FENCING
large lot Of Oak Ash Timber for igbts and
others Al every variety Building Material ali of which
We o'ief at west market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN CO,
apT-tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wba,,t
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UIot IUi PearI and 81 Stone streets. New York
CO LII E CTION AGENC
~ J. D. PRATT & CO,
Are prepared to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION in city county in the United States or R
s PROVINCES Being in direct and frequent correspondents
with reliable Attorneys in city and facilities
for eectng speedy and prompt ELECTIONS are such as
will give entire satisfaction. - 49,
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner of Bal
imore and s. Charles streets. mrs-ff
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SIT FOR THE SOUTH
$3.50 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK PHI ADEI
PliIA and BALTIMORE. via the

NO. . 'tkAY LINE,'
To NORFOLK WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
G0MEIiY An MI N 4, n n1 5iA EN,t,A, MONT
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
$780, DAILY, Except Sundays}Efa
BAY LINE SEA-BUAID 4 FOGNOKE RAupn,D
@, :, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED rLicEs.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller suIe
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK To WI NINETDN
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8aiI Rnans.
liza Es:!
1E $3.50

&iSS3 Esszs@ssaassaaIIss:sss1 WESTERN
nnS@, MARYLAND RAILROAD
On on1 s. UVPEN TO OWINGS' MILLS
Station for Owings Ms august theca viii leave Calvert
srnmf sst ssT ali YT n6s on a rs and 445
Camp, 60 cents. N'Ne's LOT the baltimore
AFT rpyrr,-
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z q
Lowell Mass
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood i Block
ana BroW Bro Baltimore street, at wholesale and
by all the Druggist at retail. i2g-essnn
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0ance'S
S%ariapartues, oeSetabtliIde pber Blutreini.

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Sariapariues, ceSetabtliide Ober 8lutreinie
guna8zBiQen!
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6erperfeaun8 Der s~sfSrten Orbnuna bs wlaesns uaS lntsr.
leibss. Dgspspla, S8wimnl,n i'm SDpfe &c. sibt es fstae bef.
iers Wlebistn. @uablattse yeriUnen rpelde SduRa an aSstE.
nsp' S9Ttnoei, S9ldfrt8teit unb RItneen tn pen Dbten lei.
benz 39Pfe, betmSsfa&t Rnb, ~ lten ntsmaIs Obae bisies 9taeS
lsta. taosnt ettle bst Toned 8ebrau&t. BITE sefdbrIiaftr Granf-
Ntan lele f~pIeenbes lubenbe s3euauiB iber bic
9eiluh9 bon DySpep(ia.
W Dtre 9ternit bti6eniet, bab metne 5rdu felt IL Sokrfn
an p Rs a.gs ltt as qas ansaeieten 0tebtiiusn une Ipara.
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gu mstnea1 8rSbten & tfaunen wurbe i'd (cpObl, ais QuG
gstne Ssdn eurG ben Sebraud %bsrieIben curtrt aab t& be
Fnbe Mid lest nVBt unb nunter.
NIDenharIe, na5e QDilthr.
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MIR ben &ebrad Sen 6anees @arfararteQe- Dber 9lurrstni.
suass.gtasn. 5ta@6sa i'd stae 56a9tsl baSou ssDrau&t
len mar fsbr seltnb unO i'd mug Befsanen, ba6Fe bds anae
nspntFs YurStrmtttel btlSsn, Del&es tA ie oebrauE3e.
q. Yatrte Stptt.
aU. ~ eVnpap.l 3ptfden 5crarh. unb Gntanaf.
Cur Warnuna!
gDta man btsfe Ytlen sebrGu6sn, 10 let nan auf Der SUIT
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wnros tit Or. GGaimer's @efun0betts-a inttnr. Dtsfeibs
trGfti8t ben SGpaAen
belt ben Stranten, InN f9srY
eebt ben MerSUfen Iiutt unb7
H lfaa reues 3eben BEN S~nDaltbcn.
Die Tinftur BELT
Nsr sSttdt, DSSpepfd, R~oliflGmer3en,
~SCS1meb, uuDerb1ulthfett, Wecrudtbett.
NerrDfes 3tttcrn bur6 uberm66igea - ems
BON Gabad unb SpirituOfen peranla6t,
6er3brennen, gDinb I'm Neagen ub benz
unterletbe, Sdufer-9EabnFnn &C..
ED- Die 9inftur 6elie9t ben 9lppetit fir be-
rauI6enDe @etrGnfe
Terfcnsu. BITE Fb BEN @ebrau4e ~fptrttuCler @etrdnfe hin.
Rs8ebsn, fnben bas bette 5eiIinttel tn
Or. GbalmerS @elunDbeitS. Iinftur.
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BE- nnS Sefanntr tn Dtsler Stabt Die frIsenbr Nn;abI s4 Msr,
lrntn gebeiIt: go
Inabf Der 8ranten Qfsrou6 =
100 Verfcnan BON ~yierp5fitdt f-6 SIos%.",
$40 ~~aH4fs" S1raNe f-3
70 : weibltber S6wdNe ia
IL G.Dntf1er D~uspepfa SIS
10 . rbnmd@ttesm WeubI beIUn.
20 : WteIdnGpltt ia
70 6srSbrenaen III
lfU s-,n 5nSalIoen, ioeben bum RraaIen-
bette %auffetsne $3.50 f-6
80 upn n~erDOltln 1Dptpeb 3-~6
~ &Upfufb u. i6pa6em Waatn tx ynGs
lno stns srOBs 4n3apl AaOerse. pts nit appsPtriOaafstft bebsf
tet pdren unb 1ebetLt MURDER.