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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

@THERE WILL BE A CONCERT BY
~ the chi dren of he sal bath School of the
English Luth ran Church, corner of H and 18th
st.ests assIsted b, the choir Of the church and n
EXHIBITION by the children, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, February lst. att O'Clock. Tickets of
admission for adults 20 c.n:s, for children ~ cente
Every body Is invited. ia 81 2l<
rsMlTHsoNIAN LEcTURES.-Ds.B ss-
uS yAMIN A. GOULD, IT,, VIII lsc lure on MON
LAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY EVEN
lNGS, January Stt, February Ist and Sd Subjecte:
Cha - Accident. an Probability" ="
Lectur IS comm. noe at q quarter B. fore O'Clock
AND the public are resp aofdl req ed to be pune
taaI ia ~ S.M,W WE
nSFRENCH OPERA CoMIQUE-This
bS5sss tG.4smpany,d nov Ps,f. rmins g eISyded
have bsen ENGAGED and viii perform in WASHING
ton In the course of a week or The artists are
new imPoTts ion, from PARIS, and have net with
unparae. ed sucoess in New York.
company of this s,rt has never appeared before
In this oOu5try, and the enthusiasm with which
they have been gIeeted la New York aud PhiiaueI-
pnls induces tns management TO believe they will
meet with eqnal success In tnis city.
Further particulars y i'll be given hereafter.
0TFUR EXCRAOR BINARY BARGAIhS.
I sec MAXWEI.l.S ~ axiyeR II ma 9th :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

The SCENE AT THE HOUsE.-The crowd attend
ing to-days session of the House is far larger than
on any previous occasion within our memory.
Not only every seat in their spacious galleries but
the spacious vestibules Hobbies surrounding
those galleries are crowded, apparently to their
utmost capacity principally by crinolne This
is the case also in the Hobbies vestibules below
those Immediately surrounding the doors of the
hall.
On the floor long before the hour Of meeting
perhaps hundred of the fair sex were seated:
and the first half hour of the DAYS session was
devoted to the delicate and very Difficult. task of
getting them ''out o. that" Especially as was
the case to-day, with five hundred of them kick
Ing their impatient little shns in the vestibules,
III vain efforts to get into the hall to permit any
one TO enlain in, would have been as unjust as II
surely was supplementary and likely to inter
fere with the Intelligent transaction of the bust
ness of the day.
The greatest excitement pervaded all on the
floor and in the galleries. 1t can hardly have hap
Pened that the body got to voting for a Speaker
before p. m. So we fear that we will not have
II III our power TO announce the result OF even a
first ballot to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS

AsHIN TON THEET
-essec----......--.. w. RIM
Leader, ..---..-......Mr. n. g. CoAAS
stase Manager..--.-....Mr. ANsrEY Co..
public II Washington the eng, sen1a,, 20 ,As
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
WITH TIVE CELFPVsrpn
COOPER OPERA TROypp
UnIver'sll, pronounced by the musical -,
the south ard West TO he the finest oor,i..os. v
Of L,ric Artists IN the hlOn. nktus
ANNIE MINER, Prima Donna AssolU,,
Miss h PAYNE, Seconda bon.
AZ MISS ANNIE KEMP. Con,ss..
MI Mi BHRf9}AskEE2T caa Rko WI M
Mr.. RI DoLPHsEN, Mr. BRiscnSss 'O.f
APoverful Chorus.
The OR cHEsTRA will he eficieD, and go,
the whole under the direction of P'ss,
II. G. COOPER,
Late Leader the London Philharmonic &c.,.
MONDAY EVENING, jar. 8, Issa
VIII be presented verdi's Grand Opers- ~.
IL TRoyATORE:
TnE GYPSY'S VENGEANCE
Lady LeoEors.- ............ Anp,s ~,
For particulars see small bilisj 'ni'l''
PRICES OF ADMIrrANcE.
ParQuet and Dress Circle t..
DrchestIa Chairs. .......-....-....-. - %
Private Boxes. ''''-
Reserved Seats IS cents extra q
Doors open at =; commerce ~ O'Clock preci...
Fox sheet will be open on SATURDAY. mornin,
Mefzerous Music Store. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

ln0 BAGS RIO COFFEE.
LUU 81 bags Java Coffee.
I'm store End for safe low by ,,uNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

HE UNION ENGINE COMPANY, No. q
would announce that their ANNUAL o.
COTILLON PARTY will be given al FL
STOTT'S HALL, February 6th. "a
PaItcu are IA future advertisements. a.
ia 2S-dtr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

PoIITiCAL MISSIONARIES TO THE SoUrH-
General Caleb Cushing has been down
to South Carolina and other Southern
States TO induce them, II possible, TO
pause a little for reflection before they
take that final plunge into the gulfof destruc-
tion-secession. He went down TO persuade
them that, by waiting a little, they could
bring the North and West to the rescue Of
rights within the Union. His mis-
zion was q failure, Of course. Other North
crn missionaries to this field Of Southern labor
have also been appointed. and conspicuous
among them Ia ex-Prcsident Fillmore, who owes
his commission to a late private meeting Of
amateur Union savers in Pine street, got w by
the Albany Regency to repair somewhat their
own damages In their destruction Of the demo-
cratic party at Baltimore.
As Judge Magrsth, Of Charleston, informed
Mr.. Richard Lathers, Of this aforesaid Pine
street meeting. that any Northern political mis-
sionsries down in South Carolina would be
unweleome visiters. we presume that Mr.. Fill
more remains in New York. What II wanted IL
a force Of missionaries TO Springfield. Illinois.
Of sufficient influence 20 bring "Honcst Abe
Lincoln" manfuliy into this all important work
Of saving the Union. And We are inclined To
think ihe. sold Abe" i getting into proper
frsme Of mind TO listen to good councils on this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

THn DExoRAIIzArroS orPARTrEs.-No stronger
evidence could be furnished Of the sad condi-
ton Of things in this country than the fate
Of Mr.. Cobbs late Treasury loan. In Oc-
tober last loan Of ten millions on Treasury
bonds was taken up at a premium. yet when
the money falls due, wcdnd that il is not forth
coming. The bids were made by bankers and
brokers, yet they rcpudate their bids now. al
though an extension Of hirty days was given
in order to accommodate them. Nor does II
appear that these parties have failed. or repu-
dated any other ccntracs, or that there Is the
least evidence Of their insolvency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

YouSG AMERICA ABEoAp.-Our British cous-
ins are proverbially slow. They are bothered
a good deal in their cndcavor to fathom the
American character. When they visit the United
States they are in continual whirl, and sigh
for the steady going anti-innovation habits Of
the old country. When our people visit them.
and purpose TO do anything out Of the old fash
toned track, they hold up their hands in horror,
and marvel at the assurance Of Young America.
1t Is to be hoped, however, that old Mr.. Bull,
in good time, will get used to young Master
Jonathan, and will find that, in spite Of his levi
ty and harum-scarum tendency, there is still
great deal off good stuffin him. Indeed, we fam
cy that Steers and Hobbs, and Mccormick and
Rarcy, have already shaken the old gcntleman's
faith in his nfalliblity, and that Mr. George Fran
els Train-a sort Of lightning train--hss quite
startled him from his gravity. Train, as our
readers will recollect, has been laboring zeal
ously with view to introduce city railways
into London, Liverpool, Manchester and other
places in the United Kingdom. Az first Train
had very hard work; but he il not the
sort of Train which Is stopped by ordinary
or even extraordinary impedimcnts So he
steamed away, working necessarily, until
he got his cars running at Birkcnhcad,
and now is going about England like
second Peter the Hermit, preaching
crusade against cabs and omnibuses. lie talks
to the people in the genuine Young America
style, and delights them 80 much that we hear
Of the most enthusiastic popular demonstra-
lions in his favor Train il already q re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

THE CHEvALER WEBB RANPAST.-The Chcva-
lier Webb is making great bugaboo of re-
cent Washington despatch published in the
HERALD, TO the effect that Mr.. Buchanan could
not undertake TO reinforce the federal forts at
Charleston because he was afraid IL he did he
would be In danger Of assassination. The Che
Waller Webb seizes upon this fiction Of the
street for terrible onslaught upon the coward
ice Of the President The valiant Chez alier, IL
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cognized British institution; and were
he not an ardent adherent to the land OF his
birth and thoroughgoing Fourth Of July de-
mocrat, we have no doubt that he might aspire
to very high position under the British go
vernment Many man has received blue
ribbon for services not half SO important ~
those Of our rapid young friend Train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

B0wERY THEATRE. Bowery.-Aftcrnoon and Evening
PALDIsa ROGERS EQUESTRIAN TRoUPE-MossrgR or ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

we give accounts of the ceremonies in the
churches. the performances Of the fremen, the
parades Of the target companies, and the festivals
at the various charitable associations.
The supply Of cotton from the Southern States at pre-
sent attracts much attention in commercial circles
Hitherto estimates OF the crop Of 1860 have reached
abot 900 600 bales 600 coo bales below that OF last
year From the large falling off in the receipts at the
ports tie belief is rapidly gaining ground that the
crop VIII not reach 900 900 Of bales. With this proba-
bic decrease in the present CROP and the contingencies
which may occur TO reduce the crop Of 1861 the quss
ton Of an adequate supply OF this important
staple for the consumption Of Europe and OF America
sumes most serious character-one which few IA
miar with its influences commercial and industrial
pursuits would imagine We have shown in previous
tc in this paper tina, the only cotton patch to be
found in the world existed in the Southern States OF
America where the annual plant from the Typographical
features Of its soil and the popularity of climate,
secures alterations of rain and sunshine with
sufficient heat to mature 1t. The extent Of this
field, fully cultivated, would yield from OOO-
600 to 1000 900 OF bales per annum, worth, at
present prices about $3.50 600 the most ever pro-
duced from this region owing to the scarcity OF tropical
laborers has been 600 900 bales OF the value OF $780,
600 900. Such the demands of the civilized world
for this great staple that could peace be preserved
5000 900 OF bales would be produced from pre-
sent force Of annual value Of 500 ooo an annual
of wealth before unenoyed by the exports Of
country under the SUM- but which the folly
of fanaticsm may partially if not wholly destroy,
and thus the wheels Of progress and
Of civilization for century or more to come. We
showed In former article that the East India Company
failed growing cotton compete with the United States
after having spent s. 600 900 in the experiment The
schemes Of English cotton associations produce
the tropical wds of Africa visionary and only tend
70 the old of Exeter Hall and afford pleas
ing paragraphs for abolition organs in the United States
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he believes half that he says upon this subject
should at once repair to Washington with his
mahogany stocked" pistols, loaded to the
muzzle, for the relief of Mr.. Buchanan. But the
truth is that Webb knows the President has no
fears of assassination. The idea that he could
have is absurd. We advise our telegraphic
correspondents, however, to be little more
careful for the future in their discrimination
between authentic news and mischieyous in
ventions. We want facts, not fictions.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN. Broadway. opposite Bond street.
Pr VAN wIsKLE-MY Young Wire Old UMBRELLA.
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NEW B0wERY THEATRE. Bowery.-Afternoon aud
oop-MAGIc TRuNPEr-hIcHARp Ill
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-31
NeadJtet TplaerOe8 BET 2eitel..

Der llnalidlihe peer NIT obi9en eben bebaie 1T hh61
Idn eriatrnen NrSt wenbe, burd mclhen er n
BON ieinen Sdmern bcrt p6, ionbern eeneben aud bcfG
ba cinen &rnifen iebr bse &emng jn made w6brcnb
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eiaefrur bic Rranfbct peiier d 9e9rin bat
er nett ar6seren Gennn9 teredi0t it, Seren9nn9en cber
treltres" mad eier Dr. s. Smith auf8e
fubeien Bban6lun9Smci IN peni9i Ga9en Chne Smeraen
ober nccnrnienu fir ben Yatienen eebIt. Sn9le 9are
trt Or g. g. Gmeb baB feline Gnnnoung eer uuretbra" H. T.
No. as SrctAeS" bebabet weroen ppeur 10 OPT 9barloane
bic trourioiten 6o9en berbeifhbren.
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Icten @ bel en nelben mpbnr e eieIen Rmer nae 9cBe
llntoiten eriparen.
ten orSBere 8erbntbet ais eb Elm anberer Nt in &ea
Iaa Gr BELT ba beI IN cen ibwier9iem bon @rno aus no
eb ber Contribution bre mprIn9lie 8ra meoer inoem nr
enfade uno moe Dtel anmertet. Seine UeotSn lit m bon
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@ee unbemertt uub cbne @tSrug III @6dfen gu peraen
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Mt be Rronttten he8 meibden @eIbletS bat Or. s. y.
@uib Ie eibe abren ietne bpnoere Nutmeramte
orhaet un6 perfprit 2ehenben cine beilcnbe Cur.
Dr. g. g. GmitbB Yr6peut1ip r raucn t1rn man an cbt-
oem 1Iabe erbaeit Die Web3n 1T gut b rrroe tnnernalb
Sabren aiserp1beutl pe baoon sebraut pres $5. Bet
Sonsn w BON Baltimore entnt pbnen tCnnen mad aenancr
gnoote Der Spnpcne Or. g. 9. Smtb in pcrceen 8riefen
ccuren bic Wtoisn mad 9enb em Ebsie oes Sanbes
ecIbdt erbalten.
Gne Mufro9en bben Irss prioain. n Her Office fnb ts
paroe 3inlner str Tispoiitcn Der Yotienteil.
Ofen BON llbr GRCrSens bis llbI Nbenbs.
a Or. 3. 8. Gmitb,
Suso-s Eo. II sa6-JrcOercRr. 8sItmcrs.
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3etten Der 9iebe, ibm Elm 8iIp eecaudt peS
Wenldenellfs.
s5n elnem plden feiten Stamm feiot ptele
Gt1e empOr aus Der @roe, eebaut fir Die
Glpl9feit, bon Ser @rpe eeburen, aufirebeno
gum 9tmmel. 9lber auf einmal Bat ftd Der
Stamn 9etbetlt, uno Spet 5uB bod iiber Der
Grpe bat er lt6 9etrennt, au 3wei gder
aus Glnem Stamm. 60 Su 3peen, uno
cod nur Gins, ltnr ite empproeitieoen Die
beloen @then, uno ca orpben boben ffh
tbre 0dupter lpiecer sefiBt, unp ibre 3rpei,
sc itU Su @inem tpieper in eilmuper oes
lhlOIIen.
Beethoven fennt bielen lelt1amen gaum,
gu lbm fonmt er UNI Nb1bieo au nebmen,
81 ibm Der einit ism letn NrbeitS;immer
9cwelen, poer menn man nil Der 9lltar, ouf
weldem Der prieier leinen @utt eeops
fert bat.
Sier auf pteler StelIe spi1Aeu ben beipen
Gl1tn itbeno, bier Bat et audi einlf leinen
6icelto seci1tet. 9ier in Ger @mlamfeit
oe5 gEalpe5, innliten Der Natur, 1eioen
0cttc6Trtecen5 oou, bier bat Beethoven ein
VNtt'ANHI'eo \Oktt W ItHlVptII+
W1lt etnem lauten S6merene1drei flnft
er jest niepey Yor Der eide uno lebnt ein
9Qupt an cen Stamn. 0ier bin idbI ruff
fr nit Sitternoem Son. eide! eide! SD
tproerf Ypn Dir @snuotb uno Geroels
lung bel Dir ipar id slufliA, uno Du
raulhtelt mir 3u, paB ib ee ierper lein lpute
llnp gu bait 9elC9en! @elosen! Neun Sabre
ltn0 per9an9en, leit ih nlbt bel Dir ipar
Side Side Gieb mir meme Iraume
pleoer, pper lei barmberSi9 unp Serldmettere
midi
gr flammert feline 2lrme un ben Stamm
Der Side, fr lNaut nit ltarrem 9luee gu ibr
enlppr.
Die Bipfel raultten leile i'm @inpe. Gr
bort e6 niAt 9lber er b6rt Die Stimmen,
Die in ieiner 8ruft fltern. Sie fineen unp
tla9en per9an9ene6 Slid, DereaneeneS 2eio
limo eS umraul6t ibn wie nit Nunoermelo,
looieen, unp 8ioeIio, Die !SeIpin Der 2iete,
trltt Yor ibn bin unp 9rlBt Jpn nit frablens
Den 4u9an; lte fniet Dor ibm nieoer uno
pas 9lnlIig DON Sbranen betbaut ltnot Ie
nit flaiternoer @u9elsitimme opa nimm,
oa ntmm paS SrUt, Du armer Du armer
Wann !"
llno Beethoven ffreft bic odnbe aus, unb
murmelt: 9ieb es mir. baS 8rpt peS 9es
bens! @ieb ee mir, pnit ifsrbe i6 { unoera
tnmlten Der Wdlte Sb, 6ioelio, 6tpelic,
fomm' uno errette eetnen GlOreffan 81
pelio!
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98alo. Nber feline 9tntwort erl6aQt @r
ahSt lautunO lebm feline Stirn an pie glide
uno lte9t oa unbelpesIicb, erltarrt in S9mer
sen.
GnoIid mad LANCER 3eit lprtnet er empcr,
unO lduttelt itine Wabnen unO letn 9tuec
BAT mieoerlein trpbie Seu6ten.
(6prtIebun9 fplet.)
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Dr. 9DDnItOlr,
Der etn3i9e 9lr3t, lpel6er anSet9t,
(Gtablirt Dor a8tsebn Sahren.)

(Gtdbltr aht;ebn Sabren)
81 BAT bas &ere wrtIame unS bette Wittel tn Der gSelt
ben @eSer uufrspiaise 5dameGrse6anoen Ter Sdnerea
tn ben Xencen ben eren unb Der rinbae 0rus ber
pr9nnten Hratt eeS NerpenretSes Der &rp 8ur9el tne
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fSren.
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m S s @ TsG snt@esn mn n S
xetsr bjdubernbt Zone entICf Baben wrSen mGsen @ nit
Spuem Strtrauew n1ben.
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tHsr sras Sotr enes Gnberen SnOernts bewu5t nb pa
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Der ltrsdHaen Art prsen i&nsl iart Dereni0 pel6er
6 Der Bbanhlune nnb Burcee Or. Ubnfpn unterebt
nne tH1eri@t dnf ittae ar3Ge @efbidAfet perla1en.
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unSer3si& Setetlt unt bic bpe ara rIebr beraeet Des
r1tbdrs Xeee pe6es has ben elenb unb bic Gbe unb a
cnmen6aft unm6sb ma6t Ia oft Zoos Dere bic tbren
NetSsnltaen unbOnnen rSbnen Suns 9eute nb gu ledt
nnen. StsIei6 e audi hur Strtttrer 0eterlhluoen TIM
sine % Sse les sbrauss ssr 9 es i Drad@ 1a
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Deaen tie Sa mee ns aurSem @rSs sar % en- G sSs
ngsbts gsrsauunss Brseuse se4pa unb bic pbgaen unb
getfeen Rrdfte pernthte.
Gern eebrr wen oft ntdt sic ltrdde Der aranfb tt
rer Rn6er rer 8U8nee. QDe oft eben e tie 9een aub
rem rla3ea W bic bur bic Gewpbnbe sebeimen 2aers
fnnben fnb.
R Office: SO. Z ap<6rebertdltraBe
lteben &9aren BON galttmUretr., Gltlt9e Seite,
Die Stlfen btnauf.
dn merle @ gamen unb 6dusnuntner. tenn umtGente nb
rasertl@e 3amate our&trieben seUinIpe anadalbe
b rsslmdsie IerSte nb laurn ansespsen bon Or
Ssbnfcn's S1uf IN Der Ndbe.
NS. Aus Srtefe miieu enen Ypf-Stnmp entbaIten.
@ins 9etlun9 in 2 Sa9en 3uselibert.
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,s,s .urairenber Sdndpps III tas beie unb renae
t5 einittef mas benz Yubltfum dngebpn ruroe. @s
rD g 9n sam SOS aasss gaasafa t. 'erfeF8f
" ~ ~ Elm eblier god<tai en nrpetttfdrtenoes ees
f nn6 berners seeisnst strunsen Der UerauHnsSO'
s pureirenber 56nnpps wirb Bon ben erfabrens
~ Gerate r seluns Der DssPepe npsSoanl'9tett usssi
teth U5 ~. Eo6enn kei q g. barrpH unb 20,
lea+ o" s Gfe 6pn 6anpoers unb 3Gmbdr6fr.
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SaltimOre.2oefzS5Olpital.

@e9ritn0et CUR llnterbradung Der Quaflalberet,
Der ein3t9e plas, wp cine 0etlun9 erlen9t
tperber fan1t.
Qinperun9 In leb5 Stunben.
Getn 9uedlilber, pas euere @elunpbett pol.
LENDS r1tntrt.
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@i0encr 7S5eer6 1T Opl0eS ipertb
cNlncefter QnuOonts nn0 GtoOt Gjeiellifaft.


SIN bem Gutrdeunssguuee Der @nebIung fnb mir bdbin s
fdnat ben nertbboun 6 ptsen 8bet bes Stnbtebtetes
nb 90s I'M 9ant6eile Der staOt ~ benz fir oas sr aauenb
aseeGen 9res BON $25 u gertdu 5n DrtnseT Ino 3mar
o6llaen spn S. Sreie Debs In better Bcrm 0arunrt Die
Cnduornahne 6ieies Sdbtttels III iCpDhl pC bG6fen
Gueee fur bic Misunderstanding aud Die 0ewerbreibbe
6 brnaen Dpds gDbern unb @erbinbunsSRraBen ie ein
efeamer 3ur 5ereluns eselmaBiser Yerbnbune NIT
nb gCn mernen unb pdbrenh Der @nrdelune
bees planes ppn eielanft sebau unb bic Nusflbrune
bs planes rtrb In Rrse ben @enrnlpuntt fur bic umeee6
naa unIerer 5taot le9en.
Brdmten
beebeub entpeber in etnm 5000 udoraus erDsn @arten
Ser eine reitdet auf benz @ee1baftsdmpfbe werben
a6 Sr gBdb All ben eren perdueR 1000 Qpts beegeben
Ser In br Gnrtfeluns besrine 6abrtdplnn e6et babur
nr fetne 8eeinrd6guAg pnbern muB burd NusfIhruns
pbioen 6dfenplanes ern ene sdn3e QBi6tise erdngen
ab-tfanten wele ibre Gtabldemen6 mad Ggs 5arbp gp
eoen merben abaee6en gen Gage 3ifhen Nprb un
Tb burd berde Besinfi9uneen SeitenS 6er @ea1df Bee
Sampbiets perDea uneatst aassesebsn unb nabere 3a
rthten ertbelt burd
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9r. Solnitp1t.

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@efesrafte. bOe Abngneen Abnesung Der Geeataft
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e 9ebetm uub unnatue @et uto 86rper ;eri6rcnhe fir
bic Arbe bic Geeaf8Gft unb bic Gbe unabienaenee Safer
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riben @ewptnhen ees 2aters: Sbwahe i'm RIfen unb in
Zen @iebern Sdmerjen xRrpe, Sdpdde ees ef6ts 0erlu
Der Nfusteltraft perCpfeh nervOe unrube Ma9endwadc
uncrenuns her WernauuneSSr8an aagenene &nttr1tuna
Svntprme ber S9paplu6t
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MEDICAL Fl 0UsE.

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tm eiae Nusennie ener Ocrosl @9enidoiten ais ar3t
inb gbro m seben cie eui9e Der @Orbele a3ultre el-
de aus perI6nr @CniultaOnen We9en mer9r seibrli.
der 6rantbten init ibm erpaen bes 1T icSt jebo unn56o
9emprben.
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1886 in ocbSreer crm ais a erabure Set ienr 3 BAT
ein aoe aeTfiamfet Sbsen srantheten sissmSO unb il,
ben leee abren nebr Yotnten cirit, ais SUI; 8esrinbun9
Ieines amenS ais bdtscr uub 9cennsser arSt npbpenb
unb peht BON alien Geen beSsr Gtaet anen8enDnnen
acibeben fann.
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fir QuadiaIte an9eben pirc, aussen, 10 edenen isbO
bic ben nit cden Rrantbetten tbatete YerOnn ernanoen
@Obe orCb n cas gnstistn fir is9r nctbwsnOis
bolr. Nn ndt einen @birur9 UNI baS Sen au
putreu2 eine1 Scuteu bic Rranfbten bes a9cs ben2
einn Nrst cine ipusc 8ranbeit gu belcm limb se
lebt bies nt in Der 8cronssun9 bab bre SnIfe FIR
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sraourc 9rt peTer in Baltimore aseisen dst Seine grors
1T in ben Iebn abru cine 10 aSgebente 9ewen unb bat
srantbsts in allen dnn ub naOsrs IN bic aaesn sbsiIt
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Iien beioubers 6remben ben pchl9emenn Sab gu bet
Ien mpbl baraF o ooB ie ndt bur& bic in a4en Gn
seiaen nd brenbeu Nuodlaber cerlct werben, wet 8epr
dnngt nae grulunS ieIb ben erabrnieu lnb been
0Ier,fen Ia 4mHo
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s. 66mtbt Nsent.
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ch made hermit betannt bag d bic I9entur fir ben be-
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S G6r hwdnebera in pbtabeptia brnDnen babe unb baB
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