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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-01
LAMOTT & COLLINS,

CORNER OF 2ND AND J STREETS,
ENTO.
ARE THE LEADERS OF THE DAY ON
THE HAT QUESTION:!
wa THEY hive on hand the largest and tssa
e. most complete stock of Hats and Caps <sSAe
of any other House in the city. They are in re-
oeipt of new styles by every Steamer. 1t matters
not what kind of Hat you may wish, you can find
it at their sterc.
They are the only importers direct of the Gen
uine Linen Hat.
The only place to find the regular California
made for Drivers use.
They excel in the Manufacture of all kinds of
Dress Hats, Ladies' Riding Hats, Childrens
Fancy Hats and Caps, and French
and American Soft Hats,
always on hand
June 22nd, IS59.-ny
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-01

UuHS6s.iExiET, sF sssErE wsaraeE wssr ssss ts
s. ~ xIxS1g&.-
Mgz.h sassn sg
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-01

CARD.-Prompted by an honest desire OF my
which deserves a commentator, not only as au
act of scientific skill, but that of humanity sls'
About two years ago, suddenly and from CAUSES
unknown to me- was seized with fit OF epilepsy
which, owing to my inability to meet the expea'
SEES consequent upon a thorough medical "ea ~.
ment, and the discourae ement which met M''n
on attempting it, soon became such las was 'n.n
led to beiieve) as to defy the skill ofany pm scap
| was frequently while in pursuit OF my caiiias,
thrown down to the ground without the silgh.e''
warning: and although insensible to the agonle'
yet despised the mseries Of my life, and soo"
learned to look upon those who would render a.,
slstanee or shelter me from danger. as ehe'n, :.
who sou ght TO prolong the existence OF my :n.
cries. While in this state and having, pre'Nos
to my affection. tasted the sweets of life, os'.
more was induced 10 attempt seeking ala ol
physician, and, by recommendation, caiied upvN
Dr. l.. J. Czapkay, told him of my elrculls'SS; s
ces, and of my Inability to reward hlm 'vl =" -,
services--regagdiess of which, howeyer' ~ - -
once undertook my case, and, with the bier,ns, t,
God. was once more restored to per1ec' n Gov
Unable TO reward him for the boon whlch s'p.
at present, and yet conscious of my indeo.eu"t "a
consider it due to myself and all anle''0r nocd
make the case public. in order that those III hor
of medical advice may find physician III WV"
every confidence can be placed. .y
MEYER YABIoNshi.
State Of California. County OF San fra .'t doT
Swera and subscribed 10 s,efore me TINS iss VIC
Notary PublE>
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-01
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The following are selected from voluminou
accumulation of testimonials of the Press of thu
United States. and from eminent Professors o
our institutions where the practice of medicine i
taught:
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-01
CERTIFICATE.

ZEN r. ICAAE 81,
I, the undersigned Governor OF f'rnE'a, sor,.
testify hereby. that Dr. T.. J. Czapkay sias ty All
ed during he contest for Hungarian 1ip'i n,yfoits
Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar.ny, VIZ no thk
fHl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have gwen n arsuna.
certificate and do recommend him to the sSl' ans
thy attention and protection of oil those why a.;
capable of appreeistiag patriotic seilF"''N
and rzfdeserved misfortune. soc
a;s,ycrn,r OF gIassTs'
Wssshia sasn sJiss, 5sulpa1y Sah. 500
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-01

From The Boston Medical Journal.
Although we are opposed to the system of I'D
vertsing for good and sufficient reasons still we
deem it but justice to say thet DR.. Young is one
Of the most Industrious and indefatigable votar
les of the medical science in the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06
LING, Va, WEDNEsDAY MORNING. April. 6-


REPRODUCTION IN bowEE oHaANlsNs.-Ih
Quarterly Review Ciiritlsh) is, as ever replete
/ with interesting matter. In contains a highly
readable and ndinstruclive article entitled "Repro'
duction IN Lower Organisms Every retder
OF Don ouiXote' viii remember with smile
the unbo1ndcd faith entertained by the knight
in the virtues of n certain bnls,m of Fiernbras
,r It'll, J., I.,, ~, 1T e
- ~ r4u '''u ., '' V'oHs VI
Hhen snail have made and Delivered 1t into
thy keeping he says to Sancho Panz1, ''thou
hast no more to do. ,yben thou scest me in anv
co,rL.t ont t,,r,,,b ,I,o illlo ,bi.L
'cc'ueh' 'hat 'S'luen'iy happens, OUT 10 snatch
up that part of the body which falls to the
ground, and, before the Llood shall CONCEAL, set
il ,D,n tho other half that ro,,o;,s i, tb,s,d-
IL, -, ,,,s. ':.
N.'' S''e ~ J'ii t''e"' WIN ''ie utmost
nicely and e:;actncss then making me STalloiv
couple of draughts of the aforesaid balsam.
thor, Wilt 500 mo q, a t,,;,Lli,, ,s,.bo,, ,,d
-, ), M. W..
- sunni W "n "PPV' in's - "h "it lllstla'
ton al the difference between the organization
ofmen and worms. The belief, which is laugh
able from II, obsnrlitv vbsn ,nnliad i, Tho
- - -, -,
lor''er' iSAc.uuly 'rue Vi tie 'a''eF' VINO relui'
ly repair such an accieht as being cleft asunder
and that without any aid from the basam OF
". -.. ~, n -. AZ, n. !, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

TnE CrNcrNXATt PAPERs arc great on "scnsa.
ton items" The Enquirer states that during
a marriage in one of the churches d crazy rnan
called for knife with which TO sacrifice himself
upon the altar. The Enquirer says that "tho
bride and her friends were frozen with horror"
AS the paper does not state what become of
the f oxen parties, it is supposed they are
awaiting the "spring thaw"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

=
GER A NEw SArE.-We want the ears of all
men who desire TO do safe business. At tho
iron store of AIr. j. n. Vance, Monroe street,
we have examined variety of sales which We
consider vastly superior in many respeetstol
anything yet introduced to the public. They
are manufactured by Burke and Barnes Of Pitts
burgh and are warranted fire proof aud burg.
lar proof. The dextrous burglar could put
powder in the old fashioned safe and blow it
up. This cannot be done with the safe under
consideration. The hinges could be knocked
of tie old sales, but in the burke and Barnes
article, when the door is closed st is securely
fastened on either side, independent Of the
hinges The locks are OF the !atest aud most
approved invention and rccommcud themselves
to the purchaser. At Mr.. Vauce's store fur
teen varieties of these safes can DC seen varying
in price from twenty five to four hundred apa
fifty dollars. They are made of the best Juniata
and. Sligo Iron, and are stronger, and in cur
opinion much superior to any otIer safe that we
have seen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

SUMNER SIGNS IN NEw oRLEANs.-The Piea-
yuno which come to us yesterday announces
that the inhabitants of the Crescent City are
Illustrating in Strawberries Of the finest size,
the richest flavor aud the most tempting APP
pearance. The signs of ofsummerar tnnuiiesting
themselves down there, warmly. The 'skceters
are feeling their way and singing their song o.
nights. Mercury if not rising in the market,
is certainly going up in the glasses. The fat
ones of the earth are already trying to keep
cool, aud the lean ones having good limc for
the genial glow Of the summer solstice that's on
its way. Calico is beating wool, and the march
of the can getaways is already announced, by
the general advertising of travelling goods, and
slight increase in the human freight of Oft
bound vessels. Summers coming sure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

How IS IT?-Tacitus declares that early mar.
riago makes us immortal. lie says, they are
the soul and support of an empire, Yes, and
he should have added, ga family of small chill
dren"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

Nix CMAs{ Evans vas recently married to
Miss Mary Boyd in zanesville, Ohio. On Friday
night last they were returning, with others, in
a carringo from entertainment given in honor
of their marriage, when their horses ran away
precipitating the vehicle down a steep bank into
pitchy darkness. Mr.. Evans hadlis collar bone
broken. Miss Elvira Ross was somewhat cut
on the head, and tho driver was hurt by the
wheel passing over one of his legs. Fortunate.
ly the other inmates of the carriage were un.
hurt ,a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06
WHEE
THE INTELLTGBNCER.

THE last "missing LADY, from New York is
Miss Anna Baird, tall of her agc-15-b
eyes, and very pretty with ringlets. She went
a.iniss--her return is doubtful
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

A HIr.-our friend Caulillower is one of
your parasites, always in for treat or supper
and paying his share with a ready supply of
vita regular scandal mopger, always fall OF
anecdotes about other peoples roibIcs. Glow
witty that fellow isl" remarked friend to
Brown. Yes" said Brown, but he is witty
as he is fat, at the expense of other.!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

LAST autumn this city was supplied in a great
measure with peaches from New Jersey. The
prospect of the peaches there is said to be
more promising this season than for several
years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

In New York, an association of ladies called
''The HearthstOnc Club" has been organized,
for the advancement ofhOusehold interests, and
the welfare of woman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

LOsT.-Picked up in the street some kind Of
a female neither arrangement Owing to our
shocking ignorance Of tho mysteries (and misc
ries) of calico and crinoline, we don't know
what the article is 1t is made out of muslin
and bamboo, and may be likened unto vest of
"ye Oldcn time" TheSowner can have it by
proving property4ant taking the thing away.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

THE SAVINGS BANK oF WHEELING.
OFFICE JLIKySE, BErWEEy K0NROE & UyIOM
TONEY resolved Deposit Intervsi paid
VI Special Dep1sit. Collections promptly attended 70.
Exchange on the East bought aud soti
TiiOS. u. LIST, President.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

WARFARE ON THE CASISEs.-Though it may
not be true that the "Dog Days" arc upon US,
according to the season when they usually make
their debut, yet it is susceptible Of proof that
the dogs themselves arc 1t is stated in the
Richmond papers that the police there, aided
by those valuable adjuncts the met men,"
have gone within the city limits and captured
several cart loads Of stray curs, of high and low
degree, rt1F ,4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06
9. p. BIiOM

p
nEALt hin W-te.es, Cioel, sutify, silver ard Plated
H narr, Fslcy Goods, Ae- te-, Va Aviuil
AFsnt i.r 'he sale OF tte oIlilIiA1lB u AMFICAN
HAI Ci4f aufacigHtd hy AIELEI..- Co..
Agent te WHEELER WI sfN rs lNs, > ACIIISlS,
aHucule lis from Nv Ns. uiti. eotrIlsIe
sorflsrt 81 NEtistS sysis Nliss uiii
be rterrd Trees 20 compete = 80. al. lcu.s IN the
country Please eii ara ine t.inf fuTlasrF eiss-
where. sstiS-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06
sADD8Es. HARNESS. TEUEE5. &c.
MHOLl.SALE te EITAII.

" NHOLESALE ~ RETAIL.
L sItErFAHD, No lSI aaii ST. csff tI az timer, VIII
- cnuttue 60 kter on hama isrr~ tI,ts
sSrli.tf = AZ nstifiss a. he - Latss and
deLuturI's flff-, tiue srd Gem Etsrltr- TFrTIf
Nscfs CuG,et Pas, sat,:el- CsLa4s. Is1ts utff a.
sulid Ttsue tfuiy call atitEt.lu stock
b sifrs srt'rgn and protaItsss -rit tusTrs
ui tae fGti4u patrcnagt.
~ siaas ei F,rairlHs Iror-lty drs, .rs D. ~ @er
m.i-HtE- =. 4. Sffi PFAhD =
srpzt lsi Ne 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06
- gANuARI ], ls5e:

~ - - - - - - A-AsS9 Ga @1OOrstss4 So
AndtasprssaSesf - yeHrs soeesss SPerispes.
.bs5z-s JAIgU1R1 /, 1855:
Cashn fss.ssIs, Il -if1ri Dams, ssss 1s3Cg
['ss A-su.' LaLts..- lrJ,s-t5
AinEsy DE-, 9 e y ai1uys srcurri - NerraFe- siss-s
S''is Ass' IS
lg2 Rori. ,aIIs ess -terssr. Annually io2lgo0O
- &, a. ii'yir iss6o
50 DO s.srlsi Bark >. --------5,i-f.t0
e. e. f. -'.5sssy HaHs - .------';ye9,Ss % g, 60
zs5 a. ir4rfsea -. 1888 t'.t8
ssss q ~, Igis " .--.--.-ss. %. O.: =, 70
10 a. isi.5l st,,sz rrss. Co. y Y s,osl Il iar65
$50 40 aH1 foEk L. .Zna Trust CO. - ~ 5tot0'
...,,..,., 5I5715s7Ss
0Hfs,a,'i 'i.fia' pot sIzsssf-s4
LossS5 E-7lf'aJlg .4gje,ttt asd Pronpr,y Taid.
& UPWARDS OF S1I,OOO,ooO
or Leases have heen paid ~ Iina Insurance Co. in
The pas 81 -ys-r--
Fire q Inland Navigation
Risks aes-ptd ternis Consistent VIII s0lv~ney
Eqeetsi t,7s gises "a 'ilss-gHes er . wELLLYGS
cilI coiifrii,s, m fsrais n 70 : gear~.
The pr9zrr ofths Corporation has bees stable and
tiaus lstlf- lsi-s .Etahlishcd
rasi, M 9lls u the credit = Jsieia Heet VI In no
Di-i6 ,.. IS s sf re,rbie Tn-aranee
an apsraf ,vr -tg tha ability Of properly
tain loss .ifs y en- H-aeA leslepla.
R5iicss Isslei ilhoat =is, buziuess attended
- ls'ss g. f.s. On eth, A-rns,
onies AZ .ts saSiny's Bank of 8 hesiisF.
fehi9-ast-. 'iJa7- Irt. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06


ylEINTI,G PAPERS. Sesrrrd Book; C,,rr,d Psrers er
al kinds. BoafG1; frltrs .fr1 .tura LszTd-;
Donnyt nsas- ite ss coicr'' p inter Cards std Cara
RCards- Ill- n 1rdUsle
and Nauiia FzpeI5 Prtss Eocrds- fr raFoTtutut Of
Frencl Soho cf Packet and Later arr. Maris PEI,
Fost efiet Bank I'm ElTCrE. al kis;
stsatiiiE e ard spiee fsPers iEili4ls wiring
iri7- Ann. IisarlinF pessfa-
So is-. % every ucIrTiI ff,t. made 90 erler-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

M ~ = 49,
TIE urrrs-ned have sss1i tea-elyes togeihsF
\ ss lrus, under the siJ o. %
rlh -EWELI,, CAEFElI : E; TlTGIB,
Tor T.. i-uIIoEr q doinga lfhcLEiffAf GA-o6kRi q
Lf--f FfsafifRr -
In tie tf fortieTiy oeecitti o. ltlor irrLfns.
~ tly solicit the atitLtlrf. tiil gradr-
Jas. MhAf ELI. 81 late frr G.Flofi 4 c0.
Tflu-. CHsIFHELt-- 44t= -fl List u ifculff-
Clio. a TISGBT- iaie Win LIST 2 lfcHsn- Iana
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06

c. 3. SLIfSGBUEF 4 CO,
WEoLrssLL nstltEs
HITS, CAPS q. ,STRdW GOODS,
20 3OS gsriiInio, sIrcet.
EETEEE3- LLEEL n Il HOi.ffB S7eEEIS
fbs BALTEAsOBE. aED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-06


Risks -riid terms consistent uilt s0v~ncy
fair rrudt
E.pegtgi i 'ff5a girea n LIgErgHce ef . TELLLNGS
dili coslfriIts n fsr.sis \ 1 20 gezF~.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-25
GueDpdiicDe JS1Dricbtem.
1raatrci9

NrdNlECIy
Barta. Wie wuo Uer 6ebtuar cnoen ?
frlsl nlan liG beute auSe.nelu nenn eS Sepl
Die Sase, B1rpu ron Olbper wetDe no9 ,Dr
S1luB rleles Dionats letne Pdne %forcern.
Denn III Der GDrcurtee Wo.te Ialen lrulen,
ole O,ltsrrelA nldt bGren MIL. Die Olplo
mltle tdBt li1's lduer WerOen, UNI es bier ME
IA Wlen Uagtn 81 brtnSea, Dap 60 III cer Itllle
nll1sn Stase Went3ltens nlpt gu etler I1pen
Ntli5 tcmme. Dag man elue lctAe oenncA
Tlr1tet, benefit Gle S0rle, Die Dulh1u8 nlul
an Die ST. c:nsbetbeuerudSen Der Otplcmiten
uao Der Olfjtelm 8Ii tsr Sldubt. al4 Der
VertraueasUtulte tam ltA nlNt perbeble.I, "a
aeiae gu iAperen 8:rwiflun5en IN Dten9e
ol ,inu. . 4mIt 1T Itelllh nO1 niht Jellst.
DAB es Der Diplomatic Mot nod SelinSen tOnrl
te, ban Sturm 3u bel6D0len. Ser bttliJe er.
tie Correspondent Des r%JtotD" bsblupt.t 10
gar, cap ltb PIE Scff iun5 aui y baItdnS pes
6tleDens init leOem Gag mepr beIeltt3e unc
Dap III Bars tein Wt lSleo res plplomltl9t u
@otp5 uno tetn in Die pUluil1e gage SnBe
welbter lebe, Der Die Sl9e anpers alIsbe unp
Oeurtbeile. Nber bic trieserll1eu Spnptpme
lino nod INNER rCrmie9eno. 80 melpet Die
@l3ette &c 2pon, Dap General 6enlult nit lel
ner OiulliOa Die Armee BON SDOa bis aui 3d.
600 Wtann perltdrten wiro. Der @auauerle.
Ouettor uno Det OlrettOr Der Gemcnte in
Rtiessminilterium albeiteu i'll cen Tullerieen
nit DEM Safer. Die @crrelponpeu5,n in ben
Departmental 8ldIlern linp parGau5 nlGt lm
Glntlanse init ben irieOenOsrpetBenoen W tibet
i~lunSen Der Barrier 8tatter, mas wObl aud
u.dt obne BeoeutunS ut.
Dem Netnebmen nah piro oieIer Gage cine
Broihlire unter benz 2ltel: Napoleon Ill.
ct Pltalie." elldelnea. Dpielbe lOu lm @a
binet pes Suffers 9el&rieben wcroen leln uno
lbie gage Der DIn9e in elner Weije lHllpern, Die
I~teinesweSs SrOBs 9cffnuns uuf Grbaltuns DeS
6rieoens beltepen ldBt. Was Die Yeaiebuaaen
Trantrei4s nit 9fuBlano onbelanSt, 10 tit man
bier nod immer im untlaren odribsr.
Der Der3cs bon GbartleS, Der iinsere @n.
tel 2Ouis BpilIppS, 1T in 6C.Se Der 6anlilieas
perbineun8 3WIlden ctn 0aule SaUcYsn nno
Der bOnaplrlIldcn Dpnaltle BON leinen Onfeln
aus Der Willtdrldule ppn Gnrin 3urifberul en-
pcrpeu.
Dem Spare be Ia WlnAe miro aus G6ers
bOurS 9eidrIeben, oaB man bort an BEN OolS
merle elmer 0epan5erten TreSatte BON 9rrBen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-25

bel BEN unauFbSrliAen Defi5ts on cine aftipe
Anlcrttlotlon nlGt su penten lit. Damn ober
tlnoen mir einen Sopltalptttb Der uer;inslihen
lnlcr1b1rten l3pebenOen uno @arantle dulo i'm
SetraSe ron 100 Wflu. 6r. 3ieben mir bier,
zen. eper gu liberal ais gu tars, 200 Utiu. ais
4equiualsnt Der nubbaren AnlaSen (Glleubab
nen II. /. No. 15, 10 finoet li1 luialer nod Elm
S4ulowertp BON 900 Wfiu. 5r.! Glne neue
Anlelbe. man laBt i'll ~tlelnen WtaBltabe bon 200
DILL. 6rs., lit unter 0sanfrelhs 9lrantie I'M
Nerfe 10 mIrDe Die larolniIde Staat6iaub b,
un5erednet ~OlelenrSe fur Die uuRb1ren @iien.
babnanla9en. IN gang tur6er 3elt HOO Wtla.
6rs. Ooer 500 Uftl. rltretUtl1e @uloen Wdb
rang, b b. eth DcleS YIcrttl Der GtaatalnulD
Osltlet45 betraSen. Dlele SdulU lit fall
elne @rrunSeni1lit Ter @rrBItaatspclItit Der
leRten 10 9apre. Die AuSSate Iit ple Staals,
lAulo ftiDet liN BET cen Statlltltern fir 1847
duf 81 Dftu. 6rS. ange9eOen, mas elner 51ulo.
umme con 1870 Wtla. entlprl9t, wenn mir BON
4mcrllI alton uno dqaiUalenten STA ltslftluen
AUDI 9Ln5 abieben. Gein anoerer Staat bat
lelt 1913 in pteiem MtdaB: S4uloen aul fem
E'nO 9ebduft teIner bat in pleler 3slt leine
SdulO erlunfldt.
2urtn, %. San. lnrubi9e NuItritts im
bisliJ,u @Oueslum Carlo Nlbeto reraulaBten
lt.enSe DIeclpluar>WtaBre9eln Der Operalr
Don AlelanOli1 nil wllier, elm @eleB llese
berelt, UNI Gle 0tuncfteuer 81 Uercoppeln unD
elnIse cCnltltuticneue @renOre6te gu belbrIns
fen. Die Oplnlcne rdumt Elm, Dap 9orD Utal.
meSbnrp Der larClnil6en 2s9lerun9 elne 9tOte
pabe ~5nltelen l%alen, uul ibr Don trie9eri)den
1enoen3en abSuIGtben.
AuS Neapel wiro Der Jurisprudence
SelSe 9elHrleben oGrcR Der 4brelit YosrlO's
uu0 lelner GeloenSNetlDrTeu CLAUDE lh och be-
blupten gu %nlirfen, oaB Die Wtebr3abl Der poiti-
lhen 9eTan9enen nod l1nlner iii 6 .rfer ltmaA.
tet. SIN neuer Wtlnllterial GrlaB bat ibnen bic
Wabl 3wtl9en Ger Deportation ulO 2panaSs
lrbett bis gum Iblaul ibrsr Straf3elt frel9es
ltelt. Mte Oleler neue @naoeuaft 4ulaenOm.
men moroen 1T, cermoS l9 ni4t gu la9eu. =
Vor9eltern, anI Scnnt19 nm 4 llDr Jtahmlt>
ta9s, muroen 2 @eiltllde uno eIne Wiaao ter
baret unO Sefnebelt uuf bic Yrdiettur sefibrt.
DIE Nerbaltun9 woro I'M palalte oes Wtarhele
&1Sllarla, oelIen 91lnle IN ben Jleiben cel&mi
5ranttn betannt 1T, rOr9enommen. Yapers
uuo cine O~ruderpreI1e murpeu nit Beltld9
bele9t. Der NeluU permiltet ned ln,mer fle
8 .~nrereien unD bsOrebt Die in Der umsebuus
lieSenOen O0rfer. Sdon Ieit mebreren WtO-
nalen tit er frrtmdbrenp in 1b1tIoteit unD bat
ben na9 Der Sternwarte iibrenDen Wes all 4
Sleuen uEterbrOden. Ueu 6uEe oes Tc9els
aus wdI5t li9 Die Sara nit elner 2lnsIamteit
fort, welue Die 9teuSler,sen 5uuelli4lIu mudt,
3u5lel9 nit elmer SldllStelt, welAe Die SeICrap
NIP Der Senner elDedt."
Nom "a. San. Stint weoen bes Gludt.
Oe1lu1S du PaSlianO gum 3ODe .uernrlpeIllen
9aleerensS trofLnSea ut Die GOOeslttaie, 40
anoeren Die Dlelerbalb Uerb1nste lebensl1nsll1s
@aleerenIraIe III @naCenweSe na4Selalen unO
Die Stral5slt fdr e~rltere aut @ebenSoauer, fur
ltstere auT 20 Sabre felt ,elteut wOrDeu.
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NufMnft Des Oampfers
W@an1pa."
Z So sc eueres aus europa.
Nrieaeriftbe NuStTdotenI

&rie8erifDe NlMsTdbtem!
SoIttar "A. 6tbr. DE @anapa t1m
Clelen Abeho Don &lperpcol an nit 9tadrihten
OiS gum II. Uebr.
Die Sup Of 8llbin3iOn fam brauBsn am
IL. Nt6r. an.
Die Iee Ell N14riAten lluten trieaeril1.
Sb5le!1 Der Railer 9tapctepn unp DER @lai
UtOrnp (bel Der &lSffaune Ger 8ammern) Isiep.
lthe gSotte 9ebrauAlen, 10 wuroen oon Die
Nrte5olultun8en IL 9roBem WtaBlt1be fortSe
lept. DIE 4otler SSrle mar iOrtWlbrenD
lpwantenD.
Die lteten @srbanolungen oes enslilden
Par!amenls wlren Cpne 5nterele DIE Son.
ODner DCtle mar 5Iemlld felt.
Die larolnlDe Depuli,tentammer bat Elm
neEes Anlebsn pom 50 Wtlu.cnen Yrs. uutirt.
DIE Ne8Ierua9 ertlIrte ausorlfh1, paH paS
Oelo 6n, Nellpeici8un9 oeS Q1nDes aesen bic
paltun9 Oeltrelh'S b~eltlnnu Ie.
I'll nrei0 lanoen fortpdprenO Gruppen'
SeDeSua3eI 'tdtt.
DIE Galcuttas4cf prm 8. Sanuar mar nit
0rn5 &OuS 0ta1rl1t.n bis gum 80 De5br.
ln1etOnIIlen, brante aber te.nc wi4Il8en 9tapr
lldltr.
Mdrtte. liverpool. IL. 6ebr. Baum.
wOle etwaS 9elli.sen in 6Olse Der slnltiSen
JtaGrldten aus SnOien nnO China. Die
Jte0nnlen aus WtunGelter SInltiS. namentli1
SroBe 9tadfroSe mad inOli9en Wlaren.
Slccfcfe: Wtebl iebr flau, Wei3en ebeus
ialS - Jtsnr lelld feit uno III gutter 9tadiraae.
S4weinefl.l4 Telt unO gu uclem Yreis.
Xebte8.
Son6on, Samltas. @cnlols 95a unp
lp1ter berabSeorift oui 954.
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meut &eicluticnen ti5isli4 Der SanaOiiAen 81.
ME ron OceansD ampferu, UNI 81 bitten, Dap
9bre Wlieltit ben @unaro Contract nidt era
neusrn modte, rcd ir9eno elmer anoern tranSs
atlantiiden 2luie Subloien bewIuI9en mSbte,
bts @anuol @ele5enbeit eebabt bate, iclde
AncrDnuu8en gu t%refieu, ME tie our Wcbliabrt
oes 0anoes 9ereide1 m0dien, anO cap Sbre
Dtaltltlt Den GanapilGen Ddmpfern IClde
9dlle Sewipren mS1te, Die lie bic leetere nit
a"oeren gtnien 5wllGen @rpBbritannlen uno
anceren Odfen ouf 9leiAen 6uB leeen wtiroen.
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fiir YeriOnen, iuelde OD0rantsW altr beauEeH

Der ntunte Abl@nttt Der IN BHn0 dNf bt WdNt"Noms
milf n uno BITE nnfr ibrer auftAr feben6en SOdde swsrte
erlaHe en- Dersrbnunaen wirb btsrmIf ir N6nrtbt FUR aue
8ttbeiItstea publtjtrI, pa pe hartn entbalttnen UsflmnIna
gen frtn8 g~ftanbbatt rtrbtn iOlen.
8. z. Snter, mahertngeaieur.
vunb mirb htermlt rsrfiet unb vercrpnet pom Mtavpr unb
benz Gtabfratbe OOn Bali more, baB, wenn ott eosr pt III
a~entbumer. 5swobnsr pbsr Wtietber tlnes 3anies cSee 81.
6duOes Ben an bt fem e~sp6rtsta 3uordnt Ianten Iahen 0otr
%trlaubsn unS assssn Sg 0sgltssa %ssr Isnss sntaUm-
mppnsrs ,rfprorltm tit, bas fsrner, wean otefss i~bermdst,f
eaaisa hss sDadtrs sar5,s Ssfsittsn ssIt.sta tn trssa BET.
Sem pnDitum oDsr tnl Inca Vtrfonsa uuaaneb nitbteltsa
oDr -@aDen safasen lcats Der b%ttrtftnbe 3aaseeeaipImer
sDtr Ben sOnsr enst 1aalss ia cine strafs spa ntAt mtbI
ais $40 pes faat." Sanl2,2mt; 4
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NDnnrcB.

Wai9tngtcn II, "A. 6eb uar. g ena t.
Srtgpt (oaS NcJuSs5 aOIeft aus 5nplan1
e%rtla.ts, Obj et, Denn er III DIR ucrberysbsnoen
S,eunB anWelenD Sewelen wdrs, sesen Den Ans
lug Qate's IN Setteff Der AulnaDme urn Sln,
lao 9eltlnlmt D1lte.
~ rpurUe Damn Die Bill i6er Die Boltrpute
aIT Sencnlmen. ulee bra1te Elm Am,noe
A'enI eth, wona9 oas neutrality-suspicious. abges
laIft uno oaS pofpOrtc ,erbS4t perDen lru.
Oaus. Der YOltetat muroe perm clfen.
IS Itimmten 80 Daflr unO 119 Dasesen.