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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-10-04
A Touching Ditty in Prose.

When Seth got home from mackereling, he
sought his Sarah Ann, and found that she, the
heartless one, had found another man. And
then most awful tight he got, and so he went
away, and bound himself 70 go and cut live oak
in Florida. He pined upon the live oak lands,
be murmured in the glades; his axe grew hea-
w in his hands, all in the wild wood shades.
Mosquitoes bit him everywhere, no comfort did
he get; and, ah! how terribly he'd swear. when
ever he'd get bit. At last, despairing of relief,
and wishing himself dead, he went into the
woods apiece, and chopped off his own head:
Two Definitions Of Transcendentalism.
A very Ineligible definition of this word is
given by one who is, we think, himself a trans
cendentalist. 1t is, he tells US, the spiritual
cognoscence Of psychological irrefragibilty con-
nected with concutient ademption of incolumni-
ent spirituality and etherialized contention Of
subsultory concretion.
An eminent lawyer belonging to the New
York Bar, gives better though less hifalu-
tin idea OF the word thas this. Trsnsoendea-
talism. he says, is two holes in q sand bank-a
storm washes away the sand bank, without dis
turbing the holes.
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IN BBLs. HYDRAULIC CEMENT Just
.lV received, per stesme, Wm. CsmnbeIi.
and for sale BY 8 =. TENNINES
sug. I, 59-l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18
THE PRINCE OF WALES IN THE UNITED
STATES AND CANADA.
Prom the loaeon Telegraph, oct 81

FROM the Aoncon Telegraph. Oct 81
me frlncs has no reaaon complain Of aoy lack Of
hospisnIy = the Canadians. He has been cheered and
isssteo % isifiy and tho rememh hs reception
Ia Nova Scotia a. New Bruusscs 10 81 be productive Of
icolngs Of Gnnaed graf hoalion. Of the aggregate loy
atty Of the two Sanadas vesuy sauahbies faction nybts
A. religious differences ithstaI dpg-.e ara ,ad II
be persuaaed Out II Ia swk truth that th efeal
reception Of the Prince u Wales has been ia many Ia.
stances mafrSd BY No very boorAh ana uncvil be-
hrvior Of portion % the Canadian people. The
Prnco has heeu than occasion
Nest scandalousiy nobhed. AT phase 40
inpcriineut fellow said " have reached
NJ 4, The carriage aud removed his Royal Hghness' hat
order that lh1 popuace might be the better able
ttore him out Of eout tenance and elsewhere IS stated
though trust III. account is apocryphahat brutal
rsu positively flung hs in the face OF the Prince Of
Wales On toe osgTsceiul Orange outbreak al Kingston
va have 10 vifh ful tner 10 dwell but We cannot help
rmsskpg that ourg PiAce did not 10 Canada 10
~ pttf scaregoet II party dhcord, CT 10 90 made
sh"w ~ - though be we're hippopotamus or child
Win fwU heads
he Prince II Wats Is now on American soil. He has
been nest enthusiastically received at Detroit
trd thcaso, and u remains 70 be seen what
Ans Il iuciceLts VII mark ihe remainder OF
his excursion ia the UGiied ststes Of America.
from az. We have heard incli,ed 30 be-
are ha ne rpio ~ Albert IdwaTd in tse ca<s n the
4 hn tu ifsi uefg fd,rabi: contrast 20 N, mode a.
uhch he mas btf, rcabd during his Siay Carlaid OF
course he 7, nee mus sxuec 10 he stsro ~, on course
wien NJ tbtes hs tul, At Detroit, he expect
that h. suite shud * fluv by Gremen ard mitia
and citizens F.uAly mrst b. expect, sotletinss sasn
he "Rnes 70 ~. carnage arrive, q dna the streets
blocked ~ hy cnriu.a thousaadr IA va have hntea
NE noeRuttn % royalty IL these days impossible and
Tho o'Ltty q faran RI lffe uatOoi u thc mlisn II
is Eato ar otaoe crsosty the pact Of the great
Amorcrn peole TX r5,s un the yret granJsou
Of Geole III Gnd with tte LIS curiosity ona, Aioesl
IdSard look upon nation vhose .oreitbers we're
aei ated from their allegiance 70 Tho of Engiand
by the stDpdest, the meaoest the most suicidal policy
tnst dlfFrac.d muWuy We o,eu. hat ire
lTuces icelcomc in he tnpsd sats uit b , hearty
and sreat ct0l mare courteous han that chieh he has
yey,ey ce in our orc, yo,ln,s The la OF the committe
bN whom hih rec ptoD IN New York Ia u be- managed
ofrs guarantee for ~ graceful hospitality Of is cha
rsc'ef chat y, coptairs reary Al th4s New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18
THE ROYAL VISIT TO BOSTON.

The Bos,onans determined that their city shall not
lack any expression or demonstration that may be.
spec hearty welcome 70 tbs young Prince. The com.
mttee entrusted with carrying out the programme Of
the reception and entertainment working incefatsa
bly, 70 splendid success From the official pro-
rramme which has been published, IL appears that
Wednesday the DAY OF his expected arrival the Prince
vii be escorted 70 the Revere House by the First bat
taon Of Light Dragons For the remainder Of that day
he viii be len undstu-bcd By ceremony 10 psss the time
u may please him. The programme q the entertain
ments orcus with grand military review, in which all
the city troop. and considerable portion Of the militia
Of the state ~il be present.
On the evening Thursday there will be grand
ball al the Academy Of Music Nothing In the way Of
decorators and adornments has bscn eft undone 70
make the ball worthy Of TIE city and Of the young Prince
N whose honor IL Ia 10 be given. Tbs auditorium has
been decorated most elaborate with fessoons
pennap,s and Inscriptions, The American and Engish
coors being predominant The walls have bccn cocred
sh pink color which win produce greatly Improved
eject large door has been oft through The wall a. the
back Of The paraueite which ain allow psssase from
The corridor 10 the floor q the bail ROOM on the same
level
Ths frst ba'couy !. drpca wRh red velvet, trim nd
sth gold ard he other gaeres are drape 10 an equal
" beautiful style In tie centre q TIE hst nacony
a. elegant and elaborate cropy srrnuntci ~ he coau
81 ANS On Tnsnnd and the aitcd states Tbs Ia de-
- ned Tor the special usc q Tho friDce.
The stage "a transformed INTO decorated tent, and
level ceiling has been constructed. Tbs ~ frescoed IN
very elSSornte msnIer and VIII be ir minated ey three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18
OUR IRISH MILITIA AND THE PRINCE OF



Our Irish fellow Ell enrolled In tte faak- 81 the
rirt DIVISION ~ The New York state staa fid rot
torn On thursday last In ncnor ~ Baron ReEfrce
he Prince % Waes, in ohedcnce u The orisr of Gene
raj Sspdfore drtctug the military display .nrsber
con- psnes r,fnSed Immediately that tie order ~ss
maze known 70 them
Aucetibs % tho irish members 81 the First division
largely st,sreef Jo1n Koran ws called 10 the chs,r
and james " Weilu acted secretary Tne following
rcsouton vss % red, debated aud finally carried
Wheftae, believe n " the duty a. the ci,grns OF m
rerrbnc 70 az the struggle for freedom IN other ards as
vel - ihe propagation Of republican doctrines and the
srrtad q republican principles throughout the globe.
whereas, bsnea,h The digHity ~ tbe sovereign rsppe
Of ihk Fea npuhe, and stain upon their mar hood 10
pay court 10 au, io N 10 noIarcns give public houors
20 tte fspftttnaayo Of asys which the, believe 10
be antnghtue % the great fur danf Principles OF hu
man btry whereas, MAJOR General SanJori has ordered
cut The fftt division ~ psrste houor OF hts Royal
II ehIsss The Prince Of Wales and whereas The croxp
Of England. 70 which be 10 heir responsible Tor the
vrorW Infected upor IrelAndfor the bar ishmeni aud
procIpton Other people the dostruclsn Of her home
aud the Suppression ~ her sncent natisyality. and
~ber.ss " no portion ~ their duty citizen soldiers
" thus exhibit Themselves before the sniar 81 royal
house, 70 vhom they owe nothing but eternal bcstiiy
therefore, be n
Resolved, That der'ne " sshibi ourselves before
ssid Prince Of Wales ths i1lh inst At any other
time 10 ihe ciiy a Nee YORK
he ssbiimshs exprtF@ed IN he shove rspcr are vcry
mrfey shared ~ sors q uoti sts1t IN sop ois
who aver that hsv M ganc tbrougb With TIE REQUISITE
Iunb,r o. duty parsdcs for he ear they 90 nj see
Why they sh0ua be "igrnef on" 40 Part o spctace
srraI sed Tor voUsg for Ehom thay have htne r.
rr-tftfr svfnprtiy or dyke srd ~tese sncsstr
have revtr heHuatd nltec iher ptope. Dut, On he
ccr,r,ry, have hctr made The vctins a hcarese op
lf.sot and misfulc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18

In connection with NJ Bergers wpearancc 10 this CITY
and the sensation created amcng the amateurs Of the
game Of billiards by his extraordinary ats with ihe cue
and balls, match played last night. in Phclsns
rooms, Broadway, Tenth street. which attracted
great number Of the admirers q the game The match Las
nisht vas between Berger and Mr. rieman billiard
celsbriy from Cincinnati who arrived here Tuesday
evening fer the purpose Of meeting the Napoleon
oteu 20 contest the gsme with ell A. the sp
pointed hour eight O'Clock, the rame commenced Some
b,antfuy FCentec playing frequently called forth the
plapds OF the spectators and though NJ Berger played
with extraordinay skin and briiaucy, yet his opponent
evnced very surprising skill ana alusntaooe With we
hsrrer showed deter mination 10 win. FOr time the
snme was pretty evtn and but te difference existed Ia
tbe srorc brt fsw beautiful ard successful strokes
which dew forth general and spontaneous applause
ace med ~ exelte berger ~ contbae bis play add he
np,dy increased the score until garne vas eAlea-saV
ing M. Tieman bot 10 scorcd % The vicsor = leo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18
City intelligence.

BEAUTIES % I'M Nav YoFK CRY Posi- Orrcs- II ,,sy
days stranger from the pat % 4, Inc itr
Avenue Hotel ard two ~ hy friends
residing Wet Forty sixth street. u other residing
IN West Nineteenth street. These letters bore The ono
cent stamp aud were placed 10 the poisc lamp
poet box One Of these notes resc, ed m destaa,o, 10
cxsctiy thirty one hours aier Il sas thus deposited m
the United states mail box no other reached ,s dost
nation the third day Tnc truth a. IN. whole Pest
offce management In ihis cty-pcrhsrs In Washington
nhce hfy ycsrs behind the age and no progress car
be cxrcc,ed While thcse establishments are virtually un
der The direction Of iew osssiei clerks
accustomed 20 the Of thought and modes OF
arsion Tor thirty yesrs psst
BALLOON ASCENSION Joseph simmons. the aroraut
Who sscenccd 10 the BALBOA star Tuesday 10 the W.
entity o. white Plains. descepdsd a'tcr uip unmarried
By sny uniowsrd incident, ~ Pound Ridge at four r
~ the rame day
AsSHrRssEr nsrrA sicvA FRATERNITY The p,l
"a sgna fraternity celebrated their FRS, anniversary
yesterday By assemblage 81 their hal ADD ouque.
later IN The evening The cloth being removed after the
President had made few sppropr ate rcmsk, the resu
lar ,osss Of the evening followed these latter xere 90
pecsy ro1i ari excelen, r,nse prod iced an en-
lNeriug tnec', lcnoing charm 10 toe ocraslon The
whole celebration we'll ~orthy ~ the a.a
concluded NJ late hour a most happy manner We nm.
dsrslahd that the sars Of the association are In very
nourishirg condtnn
FtrAt AocinsSr y LEXINGTON Avrrs Mr Charles
Bsrin riding through Lexington averse yesterday
afternoon. about O'Clock, 10 attend The parsie
Hamilton square, he thrown from bis horse ard
Almost instantly klcd. Tie Coroner was notified hold
an inqresi rrcI the body.
fmr ~ MINI AvNrr - between two and three orlocx
yes'eriay morning are broke ont 10 tho unccoupisS
frame building No. 3iI Ninth The flames sp'os
10 No. 3ls owned by Judge Fonda, and occup'ed
D,mncs, A smith az a csrpsnicr shop. Loss % 40 :
aud tooif sboat $3.50 building about 500. rhe 20 u
M No s;b, owned ard occupied By =. A Brosn :.
marble nsptel mandatory, wa slightly danared I
sured FOR 800 the Rutgers Ins1rauca Counpany -
- y. - 80 bocp he .a,s - y. . ~ - Ore
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was received yesterday by cef Engineer John Decker,
from his Grace the puse Of Newcastle
UCrpssa Is 1850.
siR-l beg leave TO thank yon for "a. Sitnr
day night, ior The Of the Prince ~ Wales and ths
party which Is With him, ZONE beantfas oroameated
programmes o. the torcalight procession OF ihe remen
am al 10 a. al myFe OF lhs opportunity 81 sayiny
bow much dels n,ed the pigcs and all who witnessed
bat procession were with TIE magnificent scene which
The hremeh repaired Ia hs honor No other Cay con
present such spectacle and the appearance Of that hue
body VI striking do Inc rest the exhibitoa
hrautuni
am, sir, your faithful servant, NEWCASTLE
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Police lnsslIsgey.e..

y. saHdna' /" ~ the al.
-. :, .,' eeop WIN 'hei o. The
-. 49,. n-' oon'h' icd yes'~ isy 81 the
-. - $500 o'u'' " Tore JDW 3 Connolly.
. - - INV -sA O'usumen 10 the cre~ examination
a. the witnesses fot the prusec 800, srs s.-.,,u.
What has already been clctce =, ,.a,e, - .r.a,
,,~. ,i 49, tesueu'' flhe sur atnai Insurance
lans -sr'M+ etsinneh some lcn IN bot nothing
ntg w@ teve0pd. Peter Ar,tcry k.n 80 y. .aan,,
=, e.''s - s'N''u " ~ ts~ sera barrels said
- .., w tu'l" On carl when be discovered 70
.,.,....s. ~. .. 49,. nw cay 4 number ~ other
a." .'s. -,'9 tut sntfe "A rotnnK interest
Friday morrins 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18

THE NEW YORK FiREMENs PARADE.
LETTER FRos rae DUKE or NEWCASTLE TO CHIEF
EseINgER John DEckKa
An autograph letter, of which the following % q copy
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8. Onre's gXSetmbnlle.

OTWNFItF WV II @NYN-ON
Wteinen ireunhen uuo Betannten, ionic einem eeebrten 0ubli,
FUN 8d9e i'd bierait an, Dab ih meine ,Soue nod INNER AM alien
8lIbe hate mo mem SSei1=2a9er beeeutenp ~oeror6Bert babe.
Oafelbe umaBt aWe Gortea Wtpiel7, &betu=, lln9ar- unb lransD.
iHte geeine BON ben 6iai9ten bis gu ben tBften preieu, tporaui
oerpete, ba eS am @nbe am eeien lit, penn f1 Seeerein Gr6Yf.
4ert eolen O%sbeniaft ms 9auS i4aft. : SD pertaufe uetne gSetnt
beint @las, 6lal9e uno @aIone uno ltefTe cieielben Bel ~g6nobm,
pou OuSen6 Slalben O6er bel Der @9aaOne toftentrei in's 6aus.
RSYs Metne Yrei8ltte III.
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Mn bic 9amen.

Or. Somlon'S unb 9acpfe's Arsnelmlttel fir g9roufbeiteu an5
IN 0erea Offce gu erRaltcn. Gsuiultatienea uaentsetlt9.
~9tttntsuuo Wtren nit srDBter St6erbstt,f pDue Stmer,en oSer
leultlse unDslasnal8tett pOer COsIeps, unO werpen per SOf rel
81 an Boz 1910, YOf-OfFee New-gprt, aperlduttI ~ -
Oamentrantbetten ME petBer 5Ius, acknowledgement 10
fapen fGneae ~5eleitsuus tn pbteer Anitalt.
.9etlune garanttrt! W
IL 8efpn ere 3ttnnaer fur Damen! Sul5. il INN,
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@i4tis fGr iun9e 2eute!
Or. Samipn's umo Or, 2acpffe's
T|" WWV HNF' FNWNVTN 2
Oeuti6 : franan1iSd1e !SSeilan@fat+

aOeutl9 : fran5pltlde Detlanltalt,
5l2 SroaoUaY, Dem Ct. NtbCIas S6tel s~egenaDer, Sen gorr
DIE StOtpweatt8ttit tt A~ranfbeilen per Wei6l 6teGraane cine
r9ttOneaeu aol biatse Sebano!aug Dem beutl5en 9ublifam Der Ser.
Stautea ~ bieten. bat Die pbteen @erren ~perantost, aud IN bieler
Spscialttdt MnentgeltIt6rn 9tdtb 3u ertbeten.
Sa oteien 10 wt6tssn leoela 1T tpre S~epanHluns aralos MIR
p~erlentesn, pel6e III DER Yartler YrartS aneemaapt uap ppa sgdns
nerd We Nticprp, @elpean &c. pertretea mtfp. M
I'm oab bier Sieie 70 erfotsret6e Wletpoee e~inSuiabrea, bat Sr,
Or. Goeofte psa penI Hospital des Veneriens III purts i'd be-
pesea SeiGbItt GIN 3wetsbureaa IN yttp-gott in Obiger Mn(alt
Onsuesenf NOD ieint .up Or. &tcpro'S Yr6garatr tets Yprrdtpta
Ien tperoen.
@eriSaeu, wel&e nit penerii8ea oSet sebeEusa 8rautbstten Be
baftet tib, ourd Samenerel1e; 5elbftbefedung pper 1onatae Aps-
iGmettuneen tPre @elnapbe.t 1erHatergebraGt babens an @ep16t-
Deer webl gar l&pn an YcutOmnener Smppteaj Ober WeI6leGts.
iAWIGe ltIDen, naD9ea itt pertrGuensppa an Obise %n1talt uea-
DeH. STE werben itber gebsilt. obae tn tbren @ep@atteu pefSrt
III tereen. NxEfSS &ME|FSZ &N&H
Sn Den b%etrefeaeen 5dlen werpen aud eleetrl6e, aalpantfaes
un0 usa9netihe Mlittel aneepenpet. esfs sa44 -
AuG wtrp per Gorreipoalen5 tn Srtefen Natb ertbetlt, penu 81
eineel GleheR fub. Spl&e Sreie blttet nlaa an Spr 1915 pDft-
Sffce glep.eprt gu abfelfren.
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&5AA 9SSetnt 9xSeiui
NV Ser llnterSeihnete erlaubt sf6 Ictne NreuuSe unS
ale 2tebbaber zines au8geset6neten &beins @eines oui
lem Eager BON W~earf9rifer, @%afelber9er, %1ln9Iteiner. DebeS6et=
ner, Nierltetner 1t. 10. oufntertlam gu MAIDEN. Die obeno e4
nannten QSene mereeu bem @laS We Bel Der 6loite an Der Bar
Su ben b~ilglten 0reHen rerabreidt, &S60teIale auBer benz Sat{e
nit beoeuteu6em &abat 7s
A8- ger9oOI uub 9Iotta'8 2agcrbier ME INNER.
Suut18 ,3n1t 6enrD9pD8, IA 81. Ere6efiffr.
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II 0 t e ! ] e & e |

SettIdDcS O%nItDnuS,
go. AZ Barclap<Str. 9elpzOprf.
&eiienbe inbeu itt8 bic bette 8eotenuns, ~ssranmise Gunner
un6 tSnncn mad Sr Rorte ipeetl. a
Da8 0ptel lte9t in Der 9dbe beS Baltimore. unb 9bilaoeIpbio-
8abnbofeS unb. Der 9dnpuns8plSbe Der europdii6em unb Su6lon-
8iper- Oampfi9tfe, iomle u%nnttelbar an ben in bic obere Staot
fihrenbeu Omnibus &inien uno lit be8balb fir @ei6dfts= fNe Der,
~9ul9un8S- &eHeure beiten8 gu e~mpfeblen.
(&p20 ,amt1 gsm. wti8paaet, @tsentbamcr.
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Gei9Gfteperlesnus. 9I85El
9eutide nlO erlsliide S6riftgieberei
bon
- I Ab. 9einrib.
a .perle0t pom ytrO. 43 @entreitr, na@
l13 9tprtbz MlaiAMltraRe. tJtemzglp

u Nprtb.Q Observation-Disclosures, Ntelpzglprf.
Den 9erreu 8ubpruderesgeiser 1lernit Die 9ae6enlte gu,s,s ~
oaB tb leBt wteoer 10 melt i'm Stanoe bin. um ale in bhe csrSr9Ssss
9ieberel eipl9Ia9enDe Arbeten i1neI unp biuio aur 2ufr,sosy,srps.
meiner 9eebrtcn 4bnebmer aniert9ea 5u tDnneu. yelonpers sSnats
t1 paraul aumerHam, DAB i@ ltets enc Quaatitat GdDriTe r"N ~
ueuepen uMp beten equities, bon benz bprmalid,nsn T NJ =
s,nend aat sa9er babe nROl a4e Seitearn9eip IN mSalicbit hm sr
Set au8fIbreu tam. t't'*o sss"f t"'5st
E5 ~2OltdnO8s aa8itutunsen fir 3dtmas. 0fBcen gnh ama
eprtatlepi9I . Gap S olos ger 4enouea An9abe Scr @rSRe oes NI5tss
beSarl, UNI oe ngtpt9en @rtttet iotprt o~bSul9tdsn.
M@lln0s uno Wtaau-Snten, 3er=&uea (Dashes9 sSr,;s c;rs
@asWagt or mellt ~9aa9oareu SeItan8S- Nt9netten ufmer an ram
Vtsne Yrosea 1te1en alen Sel9aftsIreunceu gratis All Dsnlxen
Durp uems Serbtneun9 nit ben refen.StabrlfSntsn ern' ~
2 y q S,S SH as s9. g que s 4rten sprerel 81 Osailbsn SeOtnsunsca
U.s. S6snlO babe ID, Slempel unS auSieda. ir gonoitrr.
ee COnverSatiOns.LOxeneps.
tsta pOrrSbis, f9s 81 aanelgb. Setnttb1 sAr,,ss.,
.AP2O)" SEElOsugS) GrO, Is " 2sspladEr. NsSp.sg)orE.
.x9B498 eiHeE
~sea .sy0wrg4eE .g5msaGI@
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8srlan9t nno gefndbt.
Xennichc. Merlnnnt

oaB ale 9erIenea, lpelbe &epptbe brauteu, N0t5 nebnen, boB
Die @atoert0u- 2ePgtd1 5aerH=@omp. an @pian8 Sails in i9rem
Depot in SO. l Oft=BatimpreitroBe Seppthe ~perfoufen, Welde
an Sd6ubdt, @ebtbet Der 6arben uno Daaer6afE9tet bel elm NJ
6illt8eren Rreiie @ae8 Hbertreffeu, mas ir9eno cine anbere
Sa6rf bieht. -@o0en, 8arn, metBe8 unS 9~efarbte8 gum Yerfauf
&eppt6e nerben aui SeieGur9 an9efrt9t
S1n22,it &. .. 6. Ge(ft on, Woent
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NSerlnnaf- &phla n. !.

&prl6ti9e sur 2ieferur9 BON Cumberland un0 Nnt6racjte. Serb.
len in cas- 06arplano=QeiauQn iar l Sabr BON @u9uit 1860 an,
(Qualitit BON 4ntbracte i~pectf5rt) 2240 guno per 8pnue, IN
ole Anitalt 9eietert went oerlan9t mereen ent9e8enBenpnrneu Bic
3uu115. Sut 1860 etnldlteBli0.
(Su30zSI5,iaI1 81. .. Gpau$, QSuroen. &
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00irtbf0aft su perfaufen.

GIN gut ensert9tete @irtbI6ait per6uroen nit 8oar6tn9bal
unb in eiuem Der beiteu 86ele Der Staot lit wegen 6antlien.8 Be
baItnIe gu pertanien. 3i eriraJet IN Der @eder=0tfce.
I (cSuIi6. 1m0 A-.-@t ~ -.
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5et1fame B tdti Jung. - Sn Der
Iu4t Don pOr9eltern auf 9eitern wuroe III bic
8Obnun9 pes Grl. Wm. @beSnnt in . t-8al~
timpreltr. einSebro4en. Din Dem 0erduide
pu6te Die 6umitie ouf. 5err @9eSnut rrp
Iein Spba eilteu binab uno errptl4ten eineu
Der fllebenoen SpiBbube1 binter eireni 8aurl
in Der gtdbe. Oa i'm Nugenblif fetn gOli5ilt
auf5utreibeil ipar, 10 per9erbtet tie Dem Sur=
lden nit einem Stpd 9eb6ri9 poS 6e0 uap lie
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N0mier st p%erfonftn.
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Bon Aartent 9pEe fabrt3irt. Dtt Dteerlbaum s~efattert.
Nreis 81.
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Np4S 1857 8altimpreltr. s@6e BON 9iabtfr
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3m ~0erfanfen.
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Ortbern NtbertD Mtarfet Geltanratiou.

Jto, 336 Sieberte StraBe.
Maibtn9tcn 6. g.
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8enetgten 3ulpru9.
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w UA De ~ tP.--UtI SIuUIIaI9
ma9t nun nod enDll4 Miene, Das aDtbige
@elp fur Die DurdleBnaS pes S~unoegeleBeS
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&ou96itin8 ms 3udtbaus.-
Die 6erren GDu9blfin8 Spbn Sutton, Srbn
SuSbe8 uno Cutting Tobe nuroer BON 0tidter
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nun9, 9erdum9e Wobnung un6 ~oDr5a9Ibe Sef6ftt9ung.
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uno pdrnneu Speiien ~perleben. - s
Ag OaS Sotel Negtim 0~etteIpunfte Der Staot mb in ser Be-
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8ermutblt4 per9iftet. Gin
OentIde8 Wtdoden 0talnenS Scpbie Ger anz
pere Ntaule wnrpe ni4t 9%enanut) wuroe ppr9es
tern auf Die Silide StafiDn Sebrudt, neil tie,
|lpie man 9laubte, betrunten mar balp aber
purOe tie pDl beftiSen &rdmpfen ~befalen.
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gu belpi0isen, SIN frH9ereu Subren 1T bieeS
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