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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Mr.. BREcKINRIDGE's GREAT SrEECH.-
We have gone to considerable expense, as
our readers may imagine, in laying before
them the great speech of Mr.. Breckenridge,
delivered recently near Lexington, Ky, which
is contained in a supplement to this issue
We trust this continued evidence Of our de-
sire TO merit the confidence and support OF
our party and the public, will meet with a
corresponding appreciation on their part, and
an earnest that We leave nothing undone TO
be worthy of their high appreciation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Why TIE FINGERS ARE NOT OF EQUAL
LENGrH.-A master in illustrating on
this question, made his scholars grasp a
ball of ivory, to show that the points of
his fingers are equal 1t would have
been better, says Sir Charles Bell, had
he closed his fingers upon his palm, and
then asked whether or not they cores
pended. The difference in the length
of the fingers serves thousand ends,
adapting the form of the hand and fin
gers TO different purposes-as, for hold
ing a rod, a switch, a sword, a hammer,
a pen, a pencil, engraving tools, ETC., in
all which a secure hold, freedom of mo,
ton are admirably combined.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
ss-A machine has recently been

ss-A machine has recently been in
vented for making curled hair for mat
tress filling, out of wood. A solid block
of maple, Eastwood, quaking ash or any
other sweet scented, inexpensive wood,
is rapidly converted into ibrous mass,
much resembling white horse hair, and
this makes excellent filling for mattress
es, and is much cheaper than hair, wool
or cotton, and much better than husks,
moss, sea grass, &c. The machine is
not expensive, and can be set up in any
place where wood is plenty, ,and where
there is water or steam power. 1t can
be worked 10y an ordinary mechanic.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

The PARISH OF LAFAYETrE.--We are in
formed, says the y. o. Courier, upon
what our friends may deem the very
highest authority, that, in the parish Of
Lafayette there is NOT ONE SINGLE DoUG-
LAsIrE. At the last accounts Gov. Mou-
ton had heard of the existence of one
Bellite, a rare arts in terri,; but was un-
able to trace definitely his whereabouts.
Truly, indeed, is the Opposition daily
growing beautifully less!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

GREAT EQUISocTIAb GALE.-The New
Orleans papers are filled with accounts Of the
ravages OF the storm on the Lake Pontcher-
train and Gulf coasts on Saturday last. Ri.
loxi and other places on the Lake were de,
stroyed every house but one WAS blown
down at the Bafze much damage done to
shipping, and many lives lost. We regret
that We are unable to give the interesting but
fearful particulars.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

IHcESDIARIsM.-The Baton Rouge Adj
vocate asked the other day, "Haye We lncen-
diaries amongst us7' 1t would appear So
corn house and stable of orr fellow citizen OF
this parish, EDwAsD MOORE, Esq, was set on
fire last Tuesday and destroyed, together with
about 8 thousand barrels Of corn. His fodder
house was also attempted to be burned-evi.
IDENTIFY set on fire with a mstch-but it was
discovered and put out before any material
damage had been effected. lie suspects one
Of his own negroes, a boy, instigated by some
white Of black person.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

POPULATION OF ST. Louisville census
returns are SO nearly complete for st.
Louis as to render it certain that the
population of that fcity is l6l,O0O-a
gain since 1850 of lO6 per cent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

SDEtrH OF EMILE SIGUR-We stop the
press to announce a dreadful and fatal
accident, the news of which has just
reached us, which terminated the life
of Mr.. EnLE-SIsgR, an-exteRsive plan
ter of this parish. 1t seems that he was
engaged erecting some machinery in
his sugar-house, when something giving
way, ne was struck upon the head, skull
crushed and neck broke, and death en-
sning Instantly. The sdeceased was a
brother of the late lamented l. J. Sigut.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

the ladies cost $2,464, 600 per annum !
At Bremen lately, in n day, 2l00
emigrants left for the United States.
If one goose drinks. the whole flock
will-men often do like geese. New
Hampshire has only increased 1000 in
population within ten years-Westward
the star of empire takes it way. The
Cincinnati express train on the New
York railroad, being behind time lately,
ran so miles in 100 minutes "A tele-
graphic wire is now stretched between
STEAMBOAT and Nineveh--just think of
it. The, Irish military organizations
Of Philadelphia refuse to unite in any
demonstrations of respect to the Prince
of Wales The great Haytien sub
scription for the family Of John Brown
| reaches the enormous amount of $ll
lit has been discovered that the
great Artesian bore, near Columbus, o.,
when it gets through on the other side,
will strike APPOINT exactly Is miles from
the great Wall, and $50 miles from Pc.
kin this is news =. There is woman
in Troy, y. Y, who attends all the fu.
nerals that takes place no Ii knows
her. There being 10 more room in
the Alabama penitentiary for convicts,
Gov. Moore has discharged the females
that the males might occupy their pla'
ces there's gallantry for you!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Female Seminary.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies will be opened
n in Plaquemine on the lst Of October next,
at the residence of Miss II. RiLs.
The Musical Department is under the charge
Of Miss H Rms.
The classes will be Taught by the Principal,
aided by competent assistants.
The coarse Of studies will he complete in Eng
lish and French aud other branches OF Education,
For further particulars apply TO the Principal
ssp22-ly -s INKS. t@JUhEL-s
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Hon. WV. l.. YANCEY.-We learn from
the Delta that this distinguished tribune has
accepted the invitation of the Breckinridga
and Lane clubs of New Orleans to visit that
city, and has appointed the 25th Of next month
as the day that he will be there and address
the people. OF course everybody within one
hundred miles will be present.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
For Presidcat,
JOHN c.. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF Kentucky.
For Ece-PTessGeai,
GEN. 10. LANE,
Of Oregon.
PresidcntiaI Electors.

Iu Electoral D~istrieL.-Judge OCTAVE ROUS-
SEAU, EIector-PiERRE LACOSTE. Sub-E!ec-
tor.
I'd District-BERNARD AVEGNO, ElectoI-
&. ID, YANCY, Sub-Eiector.
ID District-rRASlMOND LANDRY, Elector
F. y. GOODE, Sub-EiectOr.
an Districf-B. y. SHINES, E~iecioF-yULES
LEBLANC, Sub-Electnr.
SD District-JGLES G.OlIIlER, Elscior-J.
X. ELGEE, Sub-ElecrOr.
Ga Utstriet-W. NJ. LEVY, Elector-W. r..
PECK. sub Eiector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
READING FOR THE MILLION.

The news from Mexico represents
that country to be in the usual deplora-
bic state of anarchy. Miramon, who.
had suffered a great defeat in a battle
with Doblado, hod resigned the Presi-
dency, but was reelected. At latest
dates. the Liberals were marching upon
the capital. - Garibaldi, by the latest
news, was marching upon Naples. Ma
poleon had signified his intention not to
interfere, nor to attempt to arrest the
progress Of the Italian chief. Two
of Col. Lumsden's trunks have been re-
covered, together with the principal
portion Of the contents, consisting of
clothes, jewelry, &c; they had previ-
ously been rifed by parties who first
found them, some German emigrants,
the account states, but it was thought
that nearly all the contents had been re-
gained. -. Why is it that a lady, when
she gets up to leave after paying a visit,
must wait FIVE minutes to half an hour
at the front door At Amity City,
on the Jackson Railroad, a few days
since, a big row occurred at a Bell and
Everett barbecue, Occasioned by outside
rowdies under the influence of liquor.
headed by one Donelson, the account
states, during which several shots were
fired and Donelson (reported to be a re-
lative of Fillmore and Donelson") who
was badly hurt. Blair and Grover,
the former a member of Congress, were
pelted with rocks and rotten eggs while
addressing a Black Republican meeting
at Hannibal, Mo, on the 18th inst. =.
Mrs. Gen. Harvey died in Paris on the
9th ult. -. Hon. VIM. l.. Yancey has
received so many letters inviting hin
to visit different points in the Northern
and Eastern States and address the PEG
pie, that he determined to do so, and j:
now doubtless on his way to the scenes
Of his Demosthenic victories. 49,. TIL,
Douglas faction is now styled 1.-THE Lin
coin Aid Society. "A Russian defaul
ter was arrested in New York a few
days since, for whom the Gar had offer
ed a reward of s25, 900. 80. There ar
5000 newspapers published in the Uni
, ted States and Canadas. 80. Fifty hr
man beings have been killed in low
the past year by lightning -. The lal
gest sugar estate in Cuba contains ii
$50 acres, employs $50 slaves, and turn
out / 5000 boxes of sugar. The small
= est number of slaves on any estate
, 800, and no estate has less than 600
acres. :. The wire for the hoop-skirts G
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

DEFINING OUR PosIrIoN.--As defining
positions" is now the order Of the day, we
deem the present a fit occasion, for the inter-
est and information of all concerned, to define
our position. which can be done in a breath
I'VE are out Of workmen, out Of paper, out
of money! position very common but not
very agreeable to country printers.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

TIE LAUREL HHL-We perceive that
this fine packet, commanded by that ex
perienced and courteous gentleman, Capt. f.
Gross, has had a splendid cabin put on her,
and s now in The Fort Adams trade. The Lsu-
rel Hill is deservedly popular as a boat, and
is worthy Of such an able and popular com.
mander. Mr.. JOHN HART is her attentive and
courteous clerk. A full notice of the new
packet "Iberville" will be seen in another COL
umn. She is now running in plsce Of the
Capitol. Advertisements next week.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

1.-THE Constitution and the Equality ~ No State,
These are symbols Of everlasting union. Let these be the
Lying cries Of the people" u. c. Bre .kinridge.
"Instssd of breaking up the I'm on, We intend to
strengthen and to iengthen it," ~. Breckenridge.
"We know no section as distinct from the other We
know the Constitution aud thesiates under i, aad their
rights as guaranteed under tina; insirun cut"
Joseph Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

+ Bs-A New York paper notices as a
piece Of bad news to the John Brownies
the fact that hemp crop in the west is
unusually large this year.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

sa~If there is a meagreness in the
appearance Of our paper this week, Il must
be attributed to the fact that we have had no
workmen in our Office except onrself.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

E- See the advertisement Of the Mother
Superior Of the Convent Of 'Holy Cross"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

.gy- We request attention to the notice OF
Female Seminary, by Mrs. JrMEL.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Barbecue on the 10th Of October

next. Punctual attendance is particularly re
ques,ed: BY order OF the President.
sep22 f. A. MARIONNEAUX, Sec'y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Ladies and Misses, CIOak,

We have in this line a large and variti !
sortment, precluding all possibility Of a descr.I
ton. They were purchased direct from {,
manufacturers aud are offered al prices vary:
from SIS 10 S35.
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Published every Saturday by
W. p. BRAD 3 N.

sUBsCRIPTIoN-Three Dollars and 6hy cents per ao-
nam, If paid in advance Five Dollars per annum' If not
psid in advance.
SINGLE COPIES-Ten Cents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Shirts and Id

We have in the above a very large and vsried
assortment, comprising the latest and most fan
Ionable styles. Among them are
Richly Embroidered Valencienne Sets;
do do Linen and Pique Sets;
Plain Linen Sets and Collars;
Japanese do new styles; =.
Richly Embroidered l.. C.. HandkerchiefC
Plain Hem-slitched do.
Mourning do do-some extra fine,
LADIES' Plain do, from Zoe 10 the finest quality
Gentiemenis do, a large assortment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Saturday. September a., 1860.
Breckenridge and Lane Club,
OF %PLAQUEMlNE.

DyA meeting of this Glib will be held al
LeBlanc's Hall this Saturday Evening, Odd Sept.
1860, al z l-2 O'Clock, TO make arrangements for
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
and Rugs.

The most complete lot ever brought to thu
section Of the country-some very ncE-whic:
can I've seen in the third story Of our store, an,
for sale very cheap. Call and see.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Fancy Notion Department

In this we defy competition, both for vsrIety
and price. Among them are Fans, some exlr
rich: Puff and Powder Boxes, extra rich; Ladie,
PorimoHnaies; Work Boxes aud Dressing Cases
Writing Desks. assorted sizes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
Ready.Made Clothing.

The largest, best and cheapest stock evertrr'
to the parish. Mems suits com plete-from 2,
so TO $50. Call and see them.
Bows, & Youths Clothing.
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8u6mann'8 Sauep in Carroll County in Nr@
belt iano, lpuroe, a(8 er bort Dor mebrercn
Ta9en pfliigte, ccn benz ideuL gepprceuen
Bferpe rerm1Ben ouf Den unterleib %9etreteu,
DAP er ltarb.
GrimtnotSGrur - Qu6 am poriz
gen Ureitag belt 91idter 8pnp cine Sibul9,
III Die Sc9riinoung res NntragS gu b6ren,
ppr11d ba5 Serpift rer Surp IN Der Nppellu=
ton ce5 @eo. Glartice uno lnperer 9egell ben
Wtappr unD Staptratb prn Baltimore in 8ez
treff Der Sefnun9 Der Sele9rapbitr. 9eltri4en
perpel1 lpa, Der Nntra9 ntrpe DON Den tOerz
ren Wbitnep, Snpoer unb sud- I'M 9tamen
Der Npfellanten uno bon ben 0erren 8reltz
man, &enl9aw unD Gip9elp I'M Nanten Der
@eseupartei erSrtert Ser 9fi6ter bebielt
li9 feline Gntl4eibun9 Dor.
Sn Dem Safe be8 Sobn sc. CULTS, BET nee
gen Der Menl denrdubereien in Der Sail ltbt,
leete bet 6t9ter Die 8iirsl9aft auf $4,000
fet. Oa aber feline gellitgenoe 8ir9I9aft 9ez
letltet wurbe, 10 muBte Cults na4 bet Sail
5urid. Sn benz Safe ber bet 8etbeilisun9
an benz elben 8erbreden Nnseflasten, Wpnn
unb 8rppfS, wurbe bic 8irBl9aft auf ie
$4,000 fet9eleBt, aber ebenfallS nidt s%eletltet.
Nm Samlta9 l%puroen, wie 9epSbnltd al
Oieiem Gage, u1bepeutenOe Nn9riifsfd0e erles
rist, gu ermdbnen 1T 6plsenbeS:
SacOb S@e0enbur9er, elm bulbwHGiiser
Suri4e, prroe lpe9en zines befti8en Ia9riff8,
belt ct nit elmer S6aufel auf einen anberen
Sunsen Namen8 gb8. @lem ma9te, mad
benz SpuIe Of 6efuge 9ei4ift. Dies Der einz
5ige San, BEL pel9em e8 Nt9ter 8pnb nidt
BET elmer 9ertnsen @elOltrafe bepenOen lieB.
Nadpem ber9ftdter nod IN eirtgen u11beoeu>
tenDen 6dlem 8arsidaft uu9eorOnet 9atte,
uerta9te ct bic Curt biz Somlta9 pieier
Wp9e.
9ofeu ppn Baltimore. - Sn ber
letten Wp4e loSen in 9ielisen 5ofen 9
S4iffe, II 8arfel,, IA 8rig8 uno 26 Sdoz
ner ; I'M @an5en &c 6abr5eu9e. gea4 8Oitpn
5, gep'Dort 5, Bremen 4, YrrpiOence 4,
@barleltrn 3, NOrtb Carolina 2, 8et=Snoien
2, @olaO 2 uno na4 ben fol9enoen Sdfen je
Elm 6abr5enS: SAT- 8iper, NelpsS% orleans,
Yprt8mputb, Nemz9ern, S1pana, gtalau,
Newt8eofcrO, GiO be SaneirO, Yulermc, Sriz
&c II. {. NJ.
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9nmbolOtz Snititnt
peer
beutibe Observation-Disclosures
nifbe SAmle int ct. &Uni8, Wfp.
GtuAieninhr 1860-1861.

TdcuItdt8sS uHe9tut1.
Or. &. s. 9ernaps, prpeGCr Der @bene uub Pbaruaeie.
. y. BeruaD$, br Materia Mcdica, @eburtS.
balfe uno seburt8bIlntben &linit.
. @. G6bel. 4rOfeiiOr Der Experimental PbsIt unb bSbereu
Watbeutattt.
- u. San1nner. YrofeIor Der @nutonrie, Gbrur9ie unS guoet.
beiItunbe. Der dirurSii&i auSem6rstliGen SItnif nnS Ocean
Ser Tatultat.
- S. WG. Saud, Yrofe1pr br 0%bpfiOlc9e.
" e. g. 9tlsaro. PrCfiicr Der Sctanit, 3ooio9ie umb cer0Iet-
Gemben Nnatcnte.
% 6. &Si@. 9rOiiiOr Der aug. uuO ipeseIea PatbOIO0e anb
&berapie uno Der reoiS. <nit.
- 6. Sdnict, PrpfeiiOr Der patbClo3iI9en Inatenie, 9eri4t'
li9en NtebtStn un6 Hpbiatrie.
Die Secir. llebungeR perben BON Hrpf. 9anner 9eletet.
Gae 3wetoe Der NaturwiGeni9at anb Meb5in wer6en in oteiet
InI tall IN i1itcmatiiGer &eibenfOloe opr9etra9eu. 0e Worlelnn.
gen bes,nnen am l. September 1860 unO bausrn cbne llnterbre-
pun0 bis /. Nfat 1861. Dos Stuoetniabr oertaat in 2 SemeiteG
unb iebe8 Semefer umfaBt 4 MOnate.
@eblbren: Standardization S., Tcreiun0 iIr 2 Seneitel
SIS. Seirtarte $40.
&aer tIiaiI&e ilnterri6t i'm @tabtbOipitat, in Der County 6arn
unb in Der ombuLatpriSden Rlinie beS SnlhtutS 1T irei.
inner 9ro9ramm boS amf Is Drudietten aQe miHenStoertben De.
tails entb6lt, 1tebt Sebermaan Sur 8erfl9png.
&abere Gusfuutt ertbeiIt af 8erlanSen i9rtftli9 oSer minSid
Or. q. 9ammer
SroteiICr uno Oecan Der Satnltdt.
Office i'm 0unbclbt-S nfhtut. 9. StraBe.
OF. Souls. Z. Suli 1860. SW. Martt- anb gsaInut.
(SGl6, 2mt)
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Nerlnmot n,tb ecimc1t.

Npr(cunt+ Gin Mdb9en poer Truu fhr cine tIeine SAINT
OCt+u"yl+ lie tWr 9en6bnlt9e 9onoarbett. Wdl9e tpirb
a~uS3e9tten. yObn gut Del ntmau, q. @acfr. (SS)
Ecppicbe. Scrlnuet
Die GatpertOu- Seppib- 6abrH=&pmp. an Gyptnns Sans in i6rem
Oepet in So. Slt-SalimOreitraBe &sppi6e nertaniem, met3e
All S66nbeit, Nedtbet Der Iarben unb Oauerbait9feitbe line m
btttt9eren preiie a0es iberhefen, MAS irSenO cine anSere
6abrt bietet. @clen, @arh, reibes unb ~9eiarbtes gum 8eraui.
&epptbe weroen aui Setelun9 a%n9erh8t
Sun22,il s. o. 8. @eItOn. @9ent.
9entide8 Mrbeit= Nfadmeilnun9s-8iirca
Tbame8l tit. SEQ. 55.
inter &ufiidt Der "Seuti6en @eie0l9aft."
NGe Oeeni9en, Wekbe beuti6e Sanoperter, &rbeher eber Otenft.
bpten sh tel9dfi8en ipInI4en, loipie ane beutiben arbetiuhen'
ben tpOler i1 perlDuliG pcer III frantirten 8riefen an ben N9enter
oer @eieui6aft 9errn $. s. ySelltn9bpf, go. So Gbanles.
fit. pencen, wel6er nnent9eloIth AuStunit ertheilen wirb. GL
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StnOt Baltimore.
8eidlaiie
beS fC5tdI=6emOfrattfHem E%urnDereinS
int Setreff Se8 Or. Wtf.

Der ip6ialsbemotr. Turnperetn bon 8altiz
more bat III elmer GrtrazG eriammlung AM
N6eao 0eS 10. au8uit ~fOG8eupe Sei4liiie 8e>
faBt:
u QSir lpredeu uller aufrtdttgeS 8ebauern
ooriiber aus, DUP Or. @ E aus 3urt9eftbl
letnen 8unId, AUDI fernerbin lein erprptte8
lonrna(lltiIde8 &alent Der 3urn3eitun8 3n mios
men, Dem Seretn ppr Der 6eltltellun9 Der SUI
ltruttipnen unIerer DeGegaten nt9t ntt9etbeilt
bat. 8einabe einltimnIis bite III btelem
Sale Der Serein feline Dele9aten i%nitruirt, auf
rer GagIatung III Hp4elter fir Or. 8iB gu
%itinlmet uup fir Iet1e Grrpdblun9 t9dti9 gu
Ietn.
p Btr ergreifen tiele @eleseubeit, um DEM
Or. GiB 6fieutlid) rnIere mdrmlte Auerteu-
uung mnp ~unIeren ber5liditen Oaut fir bic
grpBen rno unei9ennitbigen Otenlte ~au85ulpre~
6en, mel9e CT ber 9~eiltt8eu @ntpifluu9 uuIe=
res 8ereir8 uno pe8 freiltnni8en 8altimprer
Oeutidt6unl5 iiter9aupt, bur4 feline 5ablret-
den unD treffliden in %unIerer Turnballe Bebal<
teuen miiieul9aftlt9en gprtrd9e 9~eleiltet bat,
3 Q8ir freuen un8, DAP bic Wabl Der Gag
Iabuu1, uadoem einmal bic @rlpd9lu1g pe8
Or. QSiB p~ereitelt mprpen mar, auf etneu 10
titdti8en Sdrftlteuer unO belpdbrten TreibeitSz
tdulpfe: mte Or. WteSner fiel, benz mir
bier RE freuuplidite Aufnabme bereiten wer=
ben.
A. Q3tr eriu9eu bic beiDen td9liden beut>
ihen 8l1tter 8alttmpre'S uno bic Gurn5situn9
INN @uin19me pbt9er 8eIdliilIe.
Souls Oteteri6, Spreder.
ST. Steinbad, prot. S9riftw.
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9Iemer 6ut. nnO MIeensQo0en.

wssnen Treanben, 8etannten ,tnb ~ibertaupt BEN oesbr-
81 ten Yablitam bic ersebeae ansetoe, 6B ids aus benz gel6dft
GDoss perrin Jacob @abI ~aasSstretea Bin unb Elm SUIT.
unb W2lben9ei1it
gfo. "a 8alttmcrefr., 2. Gbir bon Sreberidtr.
aui nisiue etOene gebnuuS etnblirt babe, Bite ba9er, cas- mir in
mener triberen Stellnns geld mite 8ertrausn aud ferncr an iber.
traoen aao gebe ib bic WerFsseruno, bnb tb Bel gutter Taare bic
bi0iaite1 Nreile iteen werbe.
I'm oAtiset 3uipra@ bittet ~eroebenlt
ap26.sm SbG8. 3te9ler.
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- OOupmaO8 Wiueu

obne cine Spur BON Quetftter ODER ir9enb anhere I9dbIide mine
rala4s StoIte. asalan.msaseiest eiasso unb aaetn aus %se9etabtlt.
aasr innerli4en &runtbet. Ss bur9brtnsen 6S Spfct unS
wnten lopNbl itartenb ais ~reinigenb Bel ieber GSrper- Cor itttutton.
81 9absa IN Der Tabrtt NO. SO geaiben Sane Gew- 9Ort anb bel
allen Oru99Iiten 81 % @tS.. SO Cts. uno 81 bic SGo1el.
CSul30 IND
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Mn bic 0n,nen

Or. Samfpn's rmb Qaccie's Mrsnetmtttel fir Rrantbeiten
TIT beren Office gu erbaltcn. Gpnlnltattcnen unentgelHta.
Die partfer ~perfttberten ptlen sur 5erfenuna Der nIcnatlthen
@eintsuns wtrten nit erEstsr SiaerHeit. Obne SGnersen cher
lpnft9e nnbeQuGmlt&tett Dber @efatr unb nerben per YNf fret
mad alen Ehetlem Der Gtabt ODER bes Qdnbes mad @infentung BON
$2an 8Dr 1916, YpR.OfFce slem-gOrt, Iterl9tft.
Damentrantbetten, wte netBer ElnB, @ecnrnlu1eTrprnu &c.
EaDen i6nele 8eleiiauna III ctteer @nffalt:
SETTING garanttrtk
IT Nelpnbert 8tuasaer far D0meni S~ul6it.tum
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Die Nptbwentteteit In &~rantteiten Der @efGl 6tsOraane eine
rationale uhb ttliee 8etanolune cem beatl9en 9ubittunf Der Ser.
Staatea su bietea, bat be cbtsen 8erren S~eranlaBt, aud in tieler
SpeetaIttdt nnent8eltit@ea @att gu ertteuen.
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berientetn, melhe In Der pariler Yrarts anaeianbt ump ron NlSns
nern, we @tcCrb, @elpean &C. sertreten mtrb.
lin aub BIER bieie 70 erfolsretGe Mtettcce e~tnjufibrer, Bat Sr.
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mpsen eeiltlt, Fin 8wets6ureau In New-gcrt IN 0tieer @nanlt
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taftet tint. Sur& Samenersdge. Selbt6e Feaane Sosr ionlttge Mne-
ihfpetfunaeu TIRE @e1uncbett beruntergebrant b1rens an @eb0ht-
nieIhp6Ge. Rittern Der @lteber, MueenfGwdGe, Nudenl6mersen.
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Office gtew.gSr at ~a5teiFren.
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ertra 6.25
WelI1 famtlY $50
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n PA 7.75@8.12
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1870 9.25@9.5O