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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-08

I -. Nv osspsa. 0sas.ta H. 49,.
oak9sss ssa Assns: a'se = 49, ssses
,iis7. from n.s.eli., y P.ss..sse., ss.vsa:.s.
I'm, ssc I nse: S wscsssisy As..;
Arrive Il Con sstiessilIe nsxt day BY sps;
Leave Csnectieavilje Friday u m;
1iiss. Fran Nsrsago, By 0sinville. Irving, and
Gensva, 70 vinton, - niles asd back, once
week.
Leave Msrergo Tuesday at Jpn;
Arrive 1t vinton next day by6pm;
Leave vinton Monday ATTAIN
Arrive 81 Naeeogo next day BY II u.
Bids 70 end route 1T Redman 30 ~ les invited.
Bids also invited to via Lees Gro . and
Geneva TO Vinton { % miles y also for two
trips week.
ill5s From Marietta, by Nevada, Boonsboro',
and New Jefferson, to Csrrollton, li3 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Marietta Monday ats am;
Arrive at Carrollton next Wednesday BY 8 p m
Leave Canollton Thursd6y at sam;
Arrive ut Mnrictts next Saturday BY p m.
New Jefferson, Carrolton Dcnison, and Belvi
dere, to Decatur, in Nebraska Territory, IT'S
miles and back, once week.
Leave Marietta Monday At am
Arrive At Decatur next Friday by 6pm;
Leave Decatur Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Marietta next Friday byc pm m,
lllSI From Marietta. by Lafayette, Lithopolis,
Ackley, Neumantown, Hampton, Saratoga,
Mainse Grove, and Doun Grove, to Mason
City, so miles and back, once q week.
Leave Marietta Thursday at m;
Arrive At Mason City next day bySpm
Leave Mason City To .sday ut IN;
Arrive At Marietta next day by Pun.
Bids TO commence route 1t Iowa Falls invited.
l1ls2. From Mason City, by Bristol and Bear
Lake, Minnesota, to Albert Lea, IL miles and
back, once week.
Leave Mason City Saturday at s m:
Arrive ut Albert Lea next day by SPIN;
Leave Albert Lea Monday at 8 n;
Arrive at Mason City next day by 6pm.
lll63. From Mitchell, by Plymouth and Shell
Rock Falls, to Mason City, 20 miles and back,
once week.
Leave i,chell Wedne sday ats an;
Arrive at Mason City by pm;
Leave Mason City thursday at s m;
Arrive at Mitchell by 8 p IN.
lll64. From Monticello, by Ca'tle Grove, Now
Buffalo and McQueen's Mills, to Paris, - miles
ard back, once week.
Leave Monticello Friday at IN;
Arrive Mt Paris by pm;
Leave Paris Saturday At 8 an
Arrive at Mon ccello by pm;
1ll65. From Mount Vernon, by New Linden
Springville. PaddiLgton and Wapsa, to
Clark's Ford. % miles and back, once . week
Leave Mount Vernon Friday ut 8 sam;
Arrive a Clark's Ford by 6 pm;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
Opening of Session of Congress by Wash.
ingtOn,

" 1t was, think, in 1894 or '95 that as
boy was among the spectators congregated at
that corner and parts close by, to witness
great public spectacle. Washington was to
open the session of Congress by going in person,
as was his custom, to deliver "a speech 10 both
houses assembled in the chamber of the House
of Representatives. The crowd was immense
considering the size of our city for al though
then the largest in the country, its population
was hardly more than forty five thousand. It.
filled the whole area in Chestnut street, before
the State Honse, extended along the line Of
Chestnut street, and spread north and south
some distance along Sixth street. A way kept
open Tor carriages in the middle of the street,
was the only place not closely packed with pco-
pie, had stand on the steps Of one of the
houses on Chestnut street, which, raising me
above the mass Of human heads, enabled me to
see to advantage. After waiting long hours, as
1t seemed to boys impatience, the carriage of
the President at length slowly drove up, drawn,
by four beautiful bay horses. 1t was white, I,
with medallion ornaments on the panels, and
the livery Of the servants as well as remem.
Der, white turned up with red at any rate, a
glowing livery the entire display in equipa :.
ges at that era, in our country generally, and
In Philadelphia in particulars, while the seat Of
government, being more rich and varied than,
now, though fewer in number.
Washington got out of his carriage and
slowly crossing the pavement, ascended the steps
OF the edifcc, upon the upper one of which be
paused, and turning half round looked in the
direction OF carriage which had followed the
lead of his own. Thus he stood for minute.
distinctly seen by everybody He stood In all
his civic dignity. His costume was full suit
of black velvet his hair, in itself, blanched by
time, powdered to snow whiteness, dress sword
at his side, and his hat hold in his hand. Thus
he stood IN silence and what moments thef,,
were! Throughout the dense crowd, progsyPt
stiffness reigned. No, word was heard. r.
was d ieelingl beyond that which vents itseIf
in shouts. Every heart was full ID vain
would any tongue have spoken. All were al
gaze in mute admiration. Every eJe was nv
eted on his majestic lorsn Ii might havo
seemed as if he stood in thai position to CRAFTY
the assembled thousands with q full view of the
father of their country. Not so. lie hal
paused for his seertary, then, believe, Mr..
Dandridge OR Colonel Lear, who got out OfNthe
other carriage-a chariot-decorate like his
own. His secretary, ascending the steps, hand
ed him papor-probably a copy Of the speech
he was to deliver-when both entered che
building. Then il was, and not until then.
that the crowd set up huzas, loud, long and
enthusiastic -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
The Lost Sea.

Upon the Atchinson and Topeka road, about.
midway from Grasshopper Falls to Mount Flor
ence, the divides take a sudden rise from an el-.
ovation of fifty to about six hundred feet. AT.
the base of this prairie mountain stretches forth.
a basin which embraces many thousand acres Of
land, and which resembles in form the bottom of
a lake. Upon the top of the mountain is a fer,
tile soil, evidently for long time exposed to-
the atmosphere, while fifty feet below is a shelf
abounding ia curious stones and shells. About
fifty feet still lower a similar shelf Is formed.
which more plenhlally abounds in shells, witI.-
now and then portions OF petrifcd fish still
lower the last shelf is formed, and upon this are
traces of the gradual decrease of waters and of
long continued beating of waves 1t is sup.
posed that the waters once covered the whole
country embraced in a basin of from fifteen to
twenty miles square, and that an outlet having
been formed, the liquid passed out to the first,
and the second and third shelves of this noun
tain, and that by evaporation the basin was
finally relieved Of its watery burden No Geol-
Iogist can view this scene without conviction that
Kansas has at one day been the bottom of an
extensive sea Cor .Ne,o York World.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

Martha, does thee love me? asked Qua
kor youth Of one at whose shrine his hearts
holiest feelings had been offered up
"Why, Seth" answered she, We are cou-
mandod to love one another are we not ,"
"Aye, Martha but does thee regard me
with the feeling the world calls loce?"
" hardly know what to tell thee Seth. |
have greatly feared that my heart wasan erng
one. have tried to bestow my love on all, but
I have sometimes thought, perhaps that thee
was getting rather more than thy share"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
$. BOYCE, Publisher.
Matrimony.

" Like to ring without finger,
Or like a bell without ringer,
Or like horse that's never ridden,
Or like a feast, and no guest hidden,
Or like well without bucket,
Or like rose aud no one can pluck 1t;
Just such as those,
May she be said,
That time doth lose,
And dyes maid.
The ring if worne
The finger dccketh,
The bell if rung
Good musiCko maketh.
The horse doth ease
If he be ridden,
The feast doth please
If guests be bdden
The bucket draws
The water ror'thce,
The rose when pluckt
Is then most worthy
SO then is The maiden
In mine eyes
Who loves and marryes
Ere she dyes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01
Squire Bicher's Cow.

ALPS foir in trade."-Speculalor's B'blc.
" Good lookin cow, that, Squire Richer
want to sell u"
Wall, dunno. Want to buy?"
" That depends on the price. What'll you
\ pll her for?"
I" Make me an offer.
Wall, spose she's worth eighteen or
twenty dollars. Somewhere about
7" Eighteen or twenty dollars Land soul,
Dir. Smith Why that COW is the real Dur
ham, Cheshire short horn-the best breed in
&c world, you know
ssho yon don't say so, though, do yo?-
e, now,..I didn't notice it. Come from
" Of Short Horn, en-" "
Id soul, no, Mr.. Smith. She was own
by the name of Short Horny, and
- ge-Shert Ilorn cause Horny was too
BIZ to speak Tic man that raised her was
an English or Irish, forgot which So you
sec the cows lurriner. I reported her myself
from tae~.c6u tinent.
+ "Sho Why never ha heard word Of
it. Kept it private, didn't yc, Squirrel"
ss.s. Wal, yes, rather. Yc see it's the times of
" Know Nothing agitation, and ye know I'm
aSandidato for Selectman in my town, so
was afraid If tie people found out that was
brngn' furron COW hero they'd turn right
out and spilc my election You know they re
down on furrincrs.'
Wall, | declare, Squire, you re sharp
But the COW can spcak-that is roar English,
can't she? .
q Sartin just like any other cow. And
now. neighb3r Smith, if you want to buy a
: grand good COW, one tbat'll give twenty-five
ts of milk % day, and make ten pounds ol
ter Il week, you'll never have another such
chance. | wouldn't part with her at no
price to any other man, but you and | have
allcrs been good friends, and don mind sac
fcing a few paltry dollars to obligc you.-
.ou may have that Durham Cheshire short
HRorn COW, bred somewhere in Victoria's domin-
:, ions, for the sum of forty-fvc dollars, DOG
heap"
=" Forty.fve dollars Oh! Squire, you
must think I'm made of money. | never car
afford to give that. Say forty, and I'll think
\. about it"
l. "Wall, Mr.. Smith, yonre a tight hand a
(. bargain, but won't stand with You for ;
Few raltry dollars. You may have the COW loI
forty"
n "Tho moneys yoorn"
- :, The cows yourn.
In>rc, reader, that's the way Mr.. join
Smith happened to become the owner of thu
Durham Cheshire short horn - fIrrcn COW
"reportcd from tie Continent by Jamc
Richer, Justice of The Peace for Strafior,
County, State of New Hampshire. Now, fo
further particulars.
Nix. Smith drove his purchasc home, mucl
eIated with the acquisition and VIXEN nigh
camc he would not permit his daughter Jan
to milk the short horn with the other cows, h
must perform the ploG5urahlc and highly in
taresting job himself. Mr., Smith establishe
himself on a three legged stool at the side @
the short horn, and placing fifteen quar-
wooden pail at the proper angle, commence
the process. In less than second he had tn
pail brim full, for the short horn, not prof.
ably leishing the slow and old mshione
method of filing the pail with milk, conclude
70 save Nh Smith considerable trouble, and az
crdingly set both her hind feet into the d,
voted pail, giving Mr.. Smith smart whisk wit
her stub tail at the same time
Mr.. Smith tried to dislodge the obtrudin
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

julio" Where, Fred, did you get that ridic-
ulous hat?"
Fred" My dear, this is the Prince of Wales
hat. VIII be all the go in day or two. Only
anticipating the fashion, Aye obscrve?'
Julia (subngissirci)-" Ah-now l look at
it, it's very becoming"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

A CANDID AND CONSCIENTIOUS WITNEss.-A
witness, on entering the box, had Testament
presented to him, but he declined to be sworn.
Being asked his reasons for refusing, he naively
replied, IN tell lie wi ony mani England
but I'll not swear to it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

il" You will sec my face no more said ro-
mantle young lady to her friends.
"Ah Miss, are you going to dyer"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

Socrates, seeing scolding wife who had hung
herself on an olive tree, exclaimed 80, that
all trees would bear such fruit"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-25

Ourch ptf1rniibt Gint1ufe i'm NUrrsn bin i'd In
Nen Stano arleBt, mrincn 9esbrten &uuren Elm ocr.
,iaIitrs 2Iaer Ter teitrn Gilarrpn isoer Art uno Qua
rlt 81 eISIabmEpeiie titiaen Yreiien rffsriren IN
pnnrE. @IcibfauS ~empfstIe i'd mein mpbla fIprtirtrs
Eager pon NAmh., Ran- uup Shnupf 1atat, 0Feilsn
Itler 2lrt unr lrnIti9s &rtifel, Gle in eiuem @iaarrsn-
SeltaIt arwGhnitdh aeiutt wtrpen. Tim zine ~aefIlIiae
lnImht- leineS gh9ere titttt 3. MpirnfeIp,
go. 1874 93rcaplraGe.
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8ener= unS Observation-Disclosures,

Virginia Fire x Marine insurance Company
'e elh S9na 5lre Gapiiat Spn S200,U0O tsHB
"H0 I'M 3@bre 1872 Ourft ole GI;irsbetung
ppn %iTainien ~elnBeieet murrr.
VtTitdtrun9rn wtEren curh bicfc onr grpps,ri, sr,Scit rn,,,
yn ganuAehtn sttin4unstn 9taen 6uIcy< uae 8sllt.fbdpcu in
~ WA a. uusT @Ft' dIH: N1titf. WtRbtl. IiG!r une Nadrer
e"a w, iCLrPF' III Ger Siaet, ais aah in gInee, Gno ner0cn bic
FfsIsnSsh @af: !tiinssn rrpngi %lelsilts.
hur ef 9oIlfs Hno or &Ifna5ms Der III YcrT9crneta G..
G. 20; III Mainar.. @Sbmcno. ga. eims ytar ultt.halb
~ CnptfE; Il. .. @cpGrbiR. prdip.
"" "'''S' S.' SrErtiAT. llt.1.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-25
NrMgfcbc Sraehtc!
T"ItrD WuncrteUfimfr,

>lNECU Y U " . = . Q U Z Uni Y
go. 4 WidintrGRc . nabc am NIttn Vidrft,
rfaust lib hem r.ati,rtn Yu'lifIn. nantaait 6aatiraucn. bic
NnisIss III matbsn. "a: IT ttn N"Sr aar nsdtit.n ;5:gtbie :Glt,
aIS: 3mtiibn. a:rarrtt Ht:it,n, greita, 9IRisn, ais q ten Sup<
~rtnfTGtb:s. ba raCfpt 6u;nIt, Shna, itr, unt ylmeuatr I;aie,
%ccarSeacn. Sarcun', DC tGt Es&tubtn. rtatlbt lBils, tindfmi;hit
Sratt;t, ak I5Ttn 2aHcise, Gi3arrcn u. &C., ipi4: Griat; otr;ist
IL ~tiEtShtm 9rciic Y,rfaui.
eS- VNn 4utss Blas YasrSi.- uut iOnhin: 5rfriitanatn itnt
Sal;lba dlsitflQs III lGctr Belt IL BADEN, Eno laptt ~ atipiat:s
S'iutt f:suriC5f ,iu Saub 9Uue r~e6tjmtI.
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Ocutihe 6ebamme.
9irf. s. 8 II, MarTbats Strafe,

,milhcn Ter 5ten nno 6.en.
nra6t zen SSr1uen RibEpAHa bic c~sae6tnlt gu,eia,. RAG n, IN
TeanrIale NtS oCbamms nnotcrt unb oHf ctr rnipsriiidt ,u 9am-
berg IN S1trl tT Gr1mca be't@noen BAT, ipSribsr lie Die beiten
3tisDife "ereasn fam. me5b Ib liz ltb Ri pprfommcnf en- G,ti.-
aenbsttn brlttnH emrnthli. 3u9iEit matt oititlb. ibren G56nn.-
yirntn ne NnItAr, cap liz in 3 cT!itidno m,brsrs Sabre. fprrie in
Baltimore u Sabre prociiciri bal, NH pap lie pesbalb bic SSerTbe~
runS 9tttn tann, caR lie ctUoiae Nufrils in Der itnelifen 9setie
UNI Say Nel!emn:nll;n Snfriebenhtit anSrt@ten fann. q S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-25
EDWARD ". CANNON,
Srfentlihrr ROtl' uno Ocrints. Mnrr aft,
Smct: Gdr GinHrrncr- unp 6~rdnftin- Straes.
8. 8. @t.sder's

!ttU fIN9fFlNIFIf ptht1bt OMhbtHrereti
Eorinyll miI ZEN MaforsfyHRIgn efr3tit mus Yrmeip Ss;n ket
>,epem, cr ltjn3eit1itcr riblia ptrfsbi; Stiatenp lit 9Edlbrft
SON eItltm @rmoiape bslcelt, ev!agbe i'd mir BEN oere6rli6tn
'cutltgR YusiIum rte ersebene &nieiGt Ill MAIDEN. ban th meiue
&ur5iEregtt ourt Ysri&.eeAs ist9tmdBt aerbeiftruuoen btktutsnb
rErsgIHoaEigi b1bt, une jtet rurh ole blrrpar@ berpirften 8erbtE>
ItruR9Cn IN Der 9roputtioh audnb ben itrtnafen @nfproerunaen CT
riNr gu lttten in zen Stana eeitgt bin. ellie in naeip fab IbIa.
s;Nec arbtucn. ais: 9prtfUlioe, Wuif>Gin6i nee GiafaGunstn
sEn Sndsvetca le. &C., ale NItea Spren fur Drooope. StoreS ie..
&raie flr 5cpeler werrtu neds wt Yor auseferti9t y!
%lt ArtSn 35Pfaiien, YSn pOIS, Yeppe uro GlaS, Tno immsr
~verrattiS. 9. .. Stefer,
2udttSeer Wab @appar6eutxs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-25

Ely User EN- Imtcs Bib baten milf, oebe uab
Nr frubercn 33ptt5r1itcn gaacrie. 30. II W1infraGE,. wp SIR
mane hesfteroeIt nerstn mirr. @atipu ftr,iet @l!rrr iii, bic
sI9tWf."e Nne: tFhhnr9 lGota %ttrGttct itirc Yncipl-apbS, Nn.
"he YN"'osr"gHr :; ~tretnTul. Erper unt MctaHrlaticn, upc
.aN or Ctiit'Le ?ttlI9Hsr rtej,r GaGtrIc miro er!ictttn ieme Mr>
trttnnuH4 aeniR niti YtriINtn.
oa,s!et m:ra'n 'r'6 allie Da9ucrertqgt ntU unr in jtSr bile,
"tccT rTeen Hrn 374 G;e. an auoeicrti9t, 0Fotpsrap6:en YA
5? IN. Sd9tr D:rrea bel feycn Arp 5,aitnibclu dnatfsrtiat.
Nol @1tipn II. e Sbnr
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FEUER-V ERSICHERUNG.
&%trItbcruuN lcrn 9Scuuit bel Stusr, Gle bier in Ritmpne aus
lS0h w're. ntaimI ;u Scn btIi9fen SeoiHsr:s:s Der unrtr;eib
Itc NItmt Ger
'SrrNt 9Scltern Sulurancc Company ,u 96ilarelpbia
ni9c9:n n1mitb ScrltiberunN auf 9%Rrhntauier, Stores, Eabrtf,u,
heuhIItrn, sStrtltiiith StGunnsen, 0ruhi0pcihcr. 5aueserdtb-
ihStcn, NIutn ,nne luttr y , unb guar III ecn bili9nen 0retcn.
MHz- gtrHnin, wtltbe "a Geatn Den Serluit pm leucr per-
t6crn Eautn. mtrctn moNhsun. btt eeM llni,rfibretcn pUr,u pre-
Hcn. Do . rIptGfHr Der .,G3reat 21ellrrn Smmranc. nn6 Srut
Apmpana" btEn2ct nj IN paiIactlpbta No. 4O3 9B Innftr., Gde
SCR lea Sra c, no bcn1at oS 9Ipital berielbn $500, 600.
IN HubGrpn9 btTntct lib Ole s}peispiHte an 9 arlifrase, incl
Stnrm nnttrN1i5 benz GrdlnAe tctcl unp nSbtn e. .. Gehp.
NJ ScbcnS N;rilt 'run1cn fir sNfft une GdoYen perptn
ilcihf1ls ro'eIblt FIR pt brittn G~Smp0snirrn unb u ven biaiansn
y cucA enfQcln IcncnMca mn nit bti 5ttrttfd0cn Der SttEao
" rin F'"h'ne ais tidbtt. Or. 6. y. 8riden, @sent.
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ssa~ 9&ie man aae S&msr,cu bsilyu fam.

ss@~ sSte m0n dle S6nrricu bsilcu fam.
Eie S%aEenee, mcIdc III Hbrumatienus, 8curataia. n~crrSfcr
Rrpi' @erhft9", Seuth-, Officer. uno Hudtnipmcritn Icioen,
rr ceu aueenbIIdtrtY inbcrun9 unc eaniit, Ntbulft. menn iii
partSbgtnts Sutt- all 9ctyaubtn. eide rrdpIrd>
i'pa tth.s eecThilitn bal nt aS tae tcts Setlmiucl FUR Sbmsr;cn
II ban Hneacr, @usieiu, NtrYtn unp =, 5nCu tcpdbrt 9it.ilht
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iauft Eirb eIrtitt bel
6. sSasntr, @6eefer uus alien gruaain.u
Gil N Nltnrno, NoripLE unS p~c.crhbr,n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-25

Ntuet So1rrin9baus uno tnscrttr- SEIrlhltaIt.
Ger Undergraduate Dat IN Der l1ttu StraGc, ben,
0llthmlrtt AcAcnatcr, en- nrutc Suud= IL. &pdrcino-
nduc crrFntt, rae CT irincn 6reuuccu NM tenn NI-
tlIfum In Austm,iucn britenS tn,pftblt.
Sn Dem GLrrupm rslcs uu rluIcrihicten 6auIse
iinp ltttS Wttrlute allcr Nrt unp tcltrl Sulli,1t ~
%tdtea, t~eirnrcrs empiisDIt atsr Gin Wlae outrs "aaer.
Srr u. Iiacput
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Nprtbrtcr, GruNIt, Supporter ven ccutr
i@cn Ghrmttaltcm II. l. ~. Nir. ) Mhin- CIR.
gcSenuter rem o!tcu Mtdrtte.
N9~ Rcctrte wcrccn nit Ter er19tcn Sprsfalt unt @cnau.
uatc,t tcrcist. iprIc drCm ii&e YrGparItc ure MuGt.ien
NIT duEcritcr NUntidtC,t teicrQt. VoHrtauftcute mcatn cae
reidbalttRt Wager dmcrtt'ni,ttcr. cclarr mt fr0n.ttircr itctr
fytidNsr = &riucitu. 6IncosGrttttu i. II. in better NileipIbi iclel
IL augenitc;n ncbutcn, pclthr Nrtjfci mui Sbcl lc.tl III ulcer,urs
rcn. ais bn RcreIuttn Yrciicn atecltifcn pcrScn. Mtptitrf0-
4 en- ptrbtn ~ otn btu9itn @cclHsuaSen wiotrun nti ncutm
9urrGfbc ausgtf0utt.
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Neh:rr 9~th;irm,iul

Tenn rcttn'r;t ;necn Hutiituu cicnt titrriit ;r HaFriht, eaR
n ittti tilt 5'aHunl itrltim?craritr 8rinncin egtaIrn tGHt,
ctltn WItr hr 9Nrd trtt i1aa uHe cen tt ~ Il ~ rr CjuIpne
rtrtNute. jrtR matter,
l!.Sl Suthcrt.Irn.
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Nr. 2Ol SrractrnEe, ,~pjltb,u Ger ltru unp 5tcr,
tmpi;Slt ib bcm p'utitcu Nubljsum iNr Mufr:iaar1 olcr in Ira
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rating INN III tilt9cnr Nyda S tItcn si s. ". 9pmmti.
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lFr iiuniirgAtci unc F;ettabcr run dpIitrti une 3citrta ,iEt arrRe
HuSwGbi NI tci;cu Polarization.
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Pstsi Sani ,~rIcsenit safmntiaM atmant.
". 5. sNstte, Srsssistrr.
11s etIs. Graftes. 9S,prtrep. UranaISlee. yreuns unD gat
Gut Goaf .Suf;r.
2is ttls. Z ptucp Il unb . Rafe 3uder.
. . tilt. prlm: utrp GREG 3srp OritdiS } tr.
- bpbe. mcelum 10 PRIME
1,o THE. priae nes esp ,Isu 6tsans raslaNss.
IS rras
z'O bills. @sinsn uaO 9ad Syrup.
80 bbcs. Stussecabr WoiaT;S.
$50 Ctis uno iterreS 'Satpn pIm4.
go Sbbs. s'Icga StS;S uuo= 5opIloers.
1>o bills. sno IttreeS G0rc (prtmi lcaij. =
La tns& ,ltern Hcaf yarS.
ga bs!s. Lui uao sDcpf 3trsiaaS.
$40 brrt5 9banannnt unb Idaop Ianttts.
eco bar,s 3iaa. 3rOwn uno 5aney SoaIA
ga nsrtts Mice.
80 tbls. Grtam Me.
500 stlS. rare 9iper Sinesa.
90 bcrts Gnsiib Oairo Gbo,.
boI bSl'. Giutianatt rnr Rte!iurc s8,iSts, Stunt, 0s g,r,rh,.
arrnal. 9Irt- uub Rlpttra 33,in.
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Loo uertto yonepn Porter
lao bai:re Gsa gyaaner.
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ten Yu"lttuh DIE Yin ese ~ MAIDEN Dap Ct am Grct pn gutter
tcnn cine otartcr.9Stutldd ut cr!hntt bar, mo Grf iihunau lc G.
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In ncinrm Stnrc cb Senccb 98Irtbou'c have ih ocderir6r,io
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400 SeiS. @erIi. uun Shr 23bi5fee,
$50 30 S'rouNa. Sir Nib Spcct S3,ir,
20 70 Slo Nrp!r 9irdnop.
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100 Go Gctct0or 3pr I3hetta (Ur mtIM;a ib autinia;r
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80 3prc GbampGlu r, Yrr;N0thc Sprtcn.
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alrlbmaltr uo ab}9nth; ypmcpn uMc 9usIln Nprter, Scp:t
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