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dem Sebufe Seoer $4,000 Dollars seids

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tben 6reunce 9eb6rt Der 9lbeno Dem @ere
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tDuefn bfneten it6 unp Seioten ben 5peilee
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ltummen plule, in per man nur tas Rlirren
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tmntr b6Der- pa fa9e Wlr SmarttOrn
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auf penn 8amine n0leine perlben 6reunre! !.
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ldneuen Nute, pOer neil tb Die erlten @lde
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werren 9tnab uup ibte S6wetern Sbneu
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8eodlttt ;yolocnSts bef 8eiteh.,

Der llnsndle eler mt Obisen neben bebaftet tn hh6 Std
neu crfatrene arat we5e bur welen ntt nnr
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biot ieinen Rrante iebr b9e &ens maen wdtenb
in ben Tdnem hte Stmptcme f nr etpoS IN haS SeeM
eaepurse cAer bic Rranfbt pciier @ Se9ren bat ~ ell
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rcteS" tpehen mad ener bsn Dr. g. Srlth nnfee
hnbeuen BbanbIuaSpeie IN pegen Ta9en cbue StmerjcH
ab.r Snepnbeuien fr ben Baien gebet. an9letn enrAn-
INT Dr. e. 9. Smett hab tene 0nhn6une ber rurebra4 H. T.
m a4 StrieteS' betatet werbea rpbur 10 pt GbarotaAe
bic tronrieiSen 6ogcn berbeifnbreA. J5a .Ga.
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IoIn @ en melbeu, mrbr e seIen &nmmer unh 9rcbe
hntoIen eriparen. He -.ll - - -
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ten srE6e 8erhbate ais 9nb Gin anberer ART tn Rntea er
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ancuneu peben Rur peHn bi9e Gnt5Rnbmn9 enssresu it,
pirb etne GnIGrdntnM0 her 2ebenSweie HottHenei9.
Aud ben Rranttettsn kS peib&eM @ciIen kM III. j. D.
Smith t elmer &ebe obren fene beoHhcre AMtmeateN
atlpbaet Rnb opribt 3bcnhen eine beiIenbc Cur.
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aem Rdte erbaIte Die Wehsn If nt une unret tnnereAIh
Sobrn dlEerclbent c baOcn aebratbt = reS %. Bet
onn slde BON EoIncre enMt obnen Bwnen mad seManes
anoabe btr gSmrtcme Dr. g. g. Smt5 tn pprtcieen BreFH
cpnulhrcn uub s Mebu mad oeab einem 2bes be- SaAh1
scibid erboIten. 1Ha+#Ltk} $50 gsf tt. Y...st.
&e Nnasen bl,ibsn frtns prsattnt. x her Cfce knA p
parote 3mmer jur DisroFtion ber YateIten. "'-
OHen pOn ltbr NCrseSS big dbt atenbt:
Or. 8. .. @mttb,
las0-s 90. II Sab- -Sreberi6sr. BdItMsca.
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Sr. SobnitDn.

gt9eo res tSneltGen @rlesums Der unbdre tn 2Cntpn
@rdeurter etnes Der ern mebnttn Gpueeteu Der Der tao.
ZEN Der pen 9rOBten 1bet etnes ebens tn Opttdrn
Trncp ydrtS YbldoelpbG no dnbereu Sdben gebrd bat
en9e Der nun6ebden Setlunen pGenbe benen be Sc
10te Der Webt8tn e5 unSdbles 2ebenbe bic Obrenld
ZEN Nere6tat unb dpberen &rantbeten l.en lpIe g. aud
ee BET ppsn @rau&eu ebr elbreden bte ju OTt
tpfn oct sertnSen 8letnseten H. Uurbn AuSenbtd& s
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SaltimOrc=2c fzSoolpital.

@e9ritnpet 3ur l1nterDrifung Der anadlol6eret.
Der eln59e Ylag wp etne 6etlung erl6nnt
rperpen farm.
4tnoerung tn feds @t1r1ben.
Sfin Quedlilber, caS euerr @elunpbett rclo
LENDS rutntrt.
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Or, 9ubnltOu,
Der eltlst9e 2lr3t, lpeLAer ataetat.
(Gtdbltrt Dor aGt,tbu 9abren.)

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Gr tat bds a6srht wamt unh bths NtteI In ber EDtI
sntf Sesen da sepHt 1rdnfbetten S&wde TIM &nGen uub
ben ieeerR unrswtlet &rgsuussu Ter SbmtteA
cen lbn brH 9ersu uni Der urtnbaie mS 0trluAs bts
Orsaben 8rdt bee Nsrvenet3es Der RCp @urgel safen
cher pau Rrauftt unb dar pen ubfI bt Sren
gsbnen epbnbetten Susenb psa. Opfsrn sefdbr
'6rt nt ale Der 5trnsn eanS ben y Abren ees nsFet
berubrsn une ntt te gbeIt bre 6Idntenbhen
Scduuusen pruttsn S6pd6, &DnttuOu beruOrbrtnssn
rs Ste unm6B MAIDEN unb 5ules ben Rrpt Rnh 6sun SER
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eds dp1 10 ptet 3dnene tn etn rube Grab retB weI4t
eurb br erbdbenen 5dlenre enrdelttu BerouoeSdt
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So: Nprb<@asIfraBe, Baltimore:
1857 ut 1858 opob in ualdtuno Quaudt iebr se-
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n .s mir aSg isbr CUTE 8aars gu iebr niebrsc reic gu
se o ron,Se gssb eue Sout eouernes gu rs Gs b,,
copne ben aB 60 at 5u as @ts bic 9aOne; 80 SAB
Srp gSsin 3 Is @8. Die Sqlpne, bm 6aB bon 60 GaIU
81 o 200 zoo slten 1cb- -ggeine has 0usenb su 81.
IS e e. =. ;%:5 III ssss sEs,,r s
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800 GalOnen 57er unb 5Ser &ben- -9Setne gu 81, $1X
50 bic G5allDne. go aEf ~ fseE
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100 9derenlteiner Ser gu $4H be.
200 SO6beimsr Ma6enbeim,er unb Qlnbere
100 Sab NOrt g8eine (entotiOn) so @8. Die @aapne,
10 30. bN. @OalOnen IS DO.
Is b. tcne auserteJens portmeine $1se bic Salon,
81 Cts. bis So bic 6laI4e. a q
grOse guswu1l in Utaaga, Wtaoera-, 8eres nno Wlsat
$50 aSrbe @bnnpusnsr sarantirt d8t.
ranSDiben uLononet u $40 per Duseno, 81 Die Sla6e
80 Sften adten Que Be Uaontebeao.
Son mir lelbt lor3dlg 9ubere InS e bon alien 5db-
Humiliation bon ranSi6n 8ramntwen 25 Gts bic Slul6s
unb bon 40 GS. bis ST bic @atone.
6oDIuoi1en 9Sa6o6er= nappS (@n) bon 25 @8. bis IS
gtS Sc 6Iai8t unO pon IS Sta. bis $2K Die @upOne
utter rener Rcg9ell-O Ob- -pe no @crte Sndpps rs
gts bis 81 Die 9Laies nns 0ps 40 StS bis $a bic aG
g4bstep 8aapia 9rrae, 8elne Doppetinlnsl beutI6eS
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mebue iOds, peln nidbt befrieOigeuO Sarid. W.,
emporium itc Deittlaer
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Suni21 IL britk Ebir BON 8oltmOreItrube.
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@rDcertes, SSetne, Stq6rs &c.
lJtit penn S6tffe 6erbinaltb enlpfinJen
so SnB arrbe beixRte 3petl6seu,
SO Reg Rerl9rte;
100 gnlbel 9eIbe @reIen,
100 9epolteue grbisn,
200 ae9 reue Bcubdrinee, %s*s-
so 8Dren 9im6tr0er R1Ie,
10 Sibel S6reiser-& &dle, 5.
Icpte @reeucOm, Sarbelen, yeiben, @res. Sa9o &c.
&6bel Il 2SiIgeIm1,
(Sa14S) Efa 379y8cIts BaftmDretr.
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&erbetrutbete perIonen.

oee See welGs as Orbstrdtben btdbR6sen RG pts
e Stwdb 5fupernifeS bewuBt Hnb p-
ten unptrJusk6 Dr. SsbnfOu tn Rdtbt tteben
aut ?mDernid gesen e0bs pbstbs aetS 8errdunS
ReHbdrts erUtn 5tteru S6pG6e Cber Grt6ptaHe
eer bredlt6en at rerben f5ueu urtr Derutpt rei&er
b Der Sebhuruns uni 6nrDrs Dr. Srhnaen untertht
tdan tbm ala eRem &hrenmdnne 6ut f& dnpetrAueu
Mno su9eEtIt& auf ietns aratlts oeld&fett nerlen.
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@efdbrliAe Rranfbeit.

Dsnn Der ttrseIettee un uufgs nnsr bes Gaters
Fnoe paB ben Gsim per tmeribaften Rrnntte @ auf
eenUmmen bat 70 eiebt bduRe baS unetses Samse-
upI Orer bic Bur6 &ntbetuu8 thn ab6Tef d ene
weneen au 0el6s juOlss brer &ebuns nnb @pefdbdt
SpmpOme btees 6redtGeu usbs ptt D. g. tn NIT Gebrii-
entSunoer pals ttue bC Ndt SGmert tn Rpp unt
tn ben Seeern Abnatme @e6tes GGubbett Auswiile
Der Sdut tnOten Bnen uuD Nren Bnnen tn benz Sc.
ftt une ben &rremttdten H etsen biee ebel
nit etner i&rtdlten S6nuSett N6 lhretten Bis fullest
Der @annen e ots Ndienncen etnlen bns Dper rGt-
barren Rranfbe etn @esenhdnb bes Nsbs rb Gpe
etHen redlten 9eben bdpur etu nhe bde bn nab
jenem edn6s b8t tstn Retienber JurIfebrt
&S TT nt traur9e Ibdtfae, bag GauIenbe br frdbaren
&ranbett Sper fallen tn BOIse Hn9effthtet unirti-
tsaber prabler we6e Dur Anpnbune 6btten tfteS
bee Uertnr& ete @pnttuCn pernn unh ben eR GeteuS
n elenbea JHdfpfn bermouhfu T
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0rsanil6e Sdwdhe

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urbdrt eetfeu peheS bd5 Seben enb be &be unb Na
pmmen 6lft unmOs& ma6t III oft eOps Derer b trtn
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u bwstfun9n eet8 neil lie eeren EpIeen ntt Senau
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rem ra3en Su bic 6ur bic 9ewUbubet ebetuen 2ders
fdnpen iue tsliItI.
EFT Office: SO. 7 @ab-G -Grebertdltrabe,
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Man merle b yGmeu unb SduSnumer, benn untHnSe uHb
uBerl9e N9dmaer purrebene pnb eewinlpe Ghdflnlber
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N8. &us Srteft mM1en stntn YOa-Stamp sttbulten.
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Dr SUtnRUn btetet dlen Denen fetne Sa an t d burd
cte 9ebem unnatr6 @eh un6 R6rper aera5ren6e fur
6s 4rbe bic @eeaf&a unb Et 0be unabte ndenb Qaaer
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ruben @erObntesn Ste eaferst S&pdde TN Rnden unb In
ben Serern S&mer5en TIM Rpp GSwa6 bes Geidts 0erluA
Der Dusietraft 5erttUpfen usrpS unrube Waeenibwae
nDrenuns Der WerOauuuss alseetue &ntiraftuna
Spmpcme Der S6wnbfuHt
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urtbeiI Der prefe.

Die bteIe Edeabe r wdbrtnp eSten ebeniebn Sabre
tn betsr Gndlt turr une tts Weuet numb
ari6e Operattpnen pe DR. SObnpn auSfuhre unb benen
be 8etnss RappCrtsure be anbt prrnn bctppbnten
publtfum 81 eberbpteu Oldeu unterr t rurbt
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@eDtvnbafs fab fur etbsubt rue blarstSrnbt Geudbr.
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erpdbnen beiCnners fur Scl6e 6e nem ufs unbetannf
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Dte t1redtten Dtrtunsn bes eGfers nh Iesr ,u fren
8erua hes @eDa6tnee @erptrruns Der Sheen sbruttbr Der
@etfestrafte bSi AbnuEeeu Abnesune @eieafba
Sut nd6 &ntdmet UttBtrGuea seoen @ ielbf Er&amieit
&c. inb etntSt Der fhItmmen 5Dlgen.
1ausnh eOn Der Ouen eben Alters fSnnen test teurtbs
aus elber urds bre @nbbett dbnmmt e tire Rraft per-
Ieren ba bl1 uerpOs abessbrt perhen nhsm t ttne
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bnien bab en etnber Self un6 elm eeIunber ROrSer be
notbwenetsten &rfcrbrntie sur ebtn Gludstt tn6 5a
Sbne ete wre bic Net bes 9etns ur rdurteen peer
Die @usNu ees esbcns uerfneru & fuucIt6 tt See
wrD er9rnen pDn VerSwctHne unh melGnclen Bed6tun-
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rem plten ipfprt BITE n6tbesn Sdrttts tbun, IS.
tt S6aet Das stn hunger Utdnu bs 5Unuue nes eaubes
Der Nebne etner <ern den Mushen ub Nreuben bs
3ebens irssertn reroen a bur e 6eeu ener Abtrruna
Drm pfabe br Saur. SCle Der mullen beuDr e etnre
ten tn hte @t.-+ts.' .--S s-,k $50. p [lF11t-t
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Or SUrnaru tn Der stngt rsSmdsS sebtIbe Mr weIStr
WeahbHne He allen Anpereu sunst unEsonnt &r In teran
sssst Ven on, ;tns ssDg pess tn ben srOssn 5egdIern
lamb 6rdnrtt@ unb tn BGdlev pon pbiIoteIpbu u rs
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9Delt ta @-st~si n w 97J' t'1'a' -.
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