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, 1860-11-02

DENocRAcY.-0ne Of the devices which
the Republicans use to induce the young
men to act with that party, is TO represent
to them that Democracy is not what it for
merly was; or rather, that the Democratic
party has abandoned the ground it former
y occupied, that the Republicans now
stand where the Democracy formerly stood.
Nothing could be more erroneous. The
Democratic p9rty occupies the same ground
it always occupied in relation to the great
principles that underlie our system Of gov
ernment. In government embracing so
great q variety Of soil, climate, occupations
and interests as ours, there must necessa-
rly be differences Of opinion, and to insure
harmony, it follows that there must be con
cesSions New questions are continually
rising which require to be met and acted
upon. 10 the details Of legislation neces-
sary 10 meet the exigencies of those ques-
tons os they arise, where every man is left
free to think for himself, there will always
be honest differences Of opinion. But in
regard 10 the great principles Of govern.
ncnt, and the end to be obtained, the De
mocracy has always been consistent with
principle and with itself
The object Of al governments is the wei
fare of the governed The greatest good
10 the greatest number, and the general
welfare and prosperity Of the whole com
munity, are the objects for which the De
nocraey have ever labored, and now labor
To make the government prosperous at
al cula Gc
happy and contented, has ever been the
aim Of the Democracy. How far they
have been successful is sufficiently answered
by referring to our nations history. Sue
eessfully and triumphantly we have been
through two wars, our commerce whitens
every sea, our nation is rich and prosper
Gus, our people enjoy the largest liberty
that eau be required a free press diffuses
information upon every subject through
every walk. Of life our territory extends
through every variety Of Climate, and EN-
braces every kind Of soil. Wherever our
aag floats, on land or sea, il is respected :;
aud all who can claim its protection are
safe from the tyranny Of despOts or the ex
actions Of kings. And for all this prosper
ll1t uuppiucoh hDu udhOHuHJ VI CuaIuClcIt
we are indebted to Democratic national
policy and Democratic legislation Forty
seven years of the time since Jeiferson's ad-
miuistration, the government has been 10
the bands Of the Democracy, while but
twelve years have been allotted to the OPP
position. Every great measure that has
ennobled us as a nation, every inch Of ter.
ritory that has been acquired, and every
legislative act for the advancement aud
of our people, has boeu origiua-
ted, sustained and consummated by the
Democracy. And this, too, against the
same bitter opposition and pedicIious Of
Democratic ruin, which we now meet For
all that is glorious in our past history, for
the hope Of our future prosperity, aud for
the preservation Of our iustitutions-the
upholding Of our Constitution, and the safe
ty OF our Union, we must look to the De
mocracy, aud the triumph Of Democratic
principle DOrer Sentinel
, 1860-11-02

THE WENATcHEE MINES. From Mr.
Mclaughlin, of this city, who has recently
been to the Wenatchec mines, we learn
that there are about fifty persons encamp-
ed on Ingall's Creek (where the mines are
located) who intend to winter there, so as
to be able to get to work early in the
spring. Our informant also states that
nearly all the miners are from thscity, and
from the prospects already made, great
hopes are entertained that good diggings
will repay them for their toll and perseVer-
ance. Portland Advertiser.
, 1860-11-02

LIEUT.. MULLAS's RoAD-Mr. Blake, for
merly Of the Dalles, has returned from the
Bitter Root Valley. During his absence
be has been to Fort Benton, via Lieut.
Mullan's road, Of which be speaks as a sig.
nal success. And we learn further, from
authentic sources, that the commanding
officer Of the troops which have Just made
the march from Fort Benton to Walla-
walla-Major Blake, LIST Drngoons-ex-
presses himself highly pleased with that
road, and in this all bis officers concur.
Some $50 Of this command we're detached
at the Ceur d'Alene Mission, 10 reinforce
the companies at Colville Depot, and
marched directly for that point from the
Mission. The remainder reached Fort
Wulla-walla last Thursday or Friday.
We are truly pleased to chronicle the sue.
cess Of this march and movement. after so
many sinister predictions of its utter fail
ure; after SO many indeed had come to re-.
gard the attempt as unfortunate, and sure
TO end in disaster. Such success cannot
fail to lead to beneficial results for the val
ley Of the Columbia, and it has brought US
within six hundred miles of the valley of
the Mississippi, by fair road which during
the next season will be greatly improved
ut some points, by changing the location,
oy the construction Of substantial bridges
aud work at places requiring it. Let all
credit be freely aud cordially rendered to
the indomitable officer who has carried this
road through amid SO much to obstrutt aud
diseourage.-MOuntaiHser, Oci. IL.
, 1860-11-02

BACK TO CmNA.-The Storm King, one
Of the finest clippers that periodically visits
our harbor, is just getting in the last Of her
general cargo Of grain and lumber, and will
sail for China in few days She takes
several pacing ponies across to that queer
country, consigned to their owner, resi-
dent. In her first cabin, besides some of
our own people, as passengers, she takes
two Chinese merchants and their families.
Several hundred Cinnamon and women re-
turn by her to their native land. To
sleep them" line of hunks has been
erected between decks. They do no lie
white-man'sfashion, lengihwise and singly,
but the hunks are wide enough for the Ce-
lie ,tials TO dispose themselves side by side,
heads towards the sea and soles pointing
to the centre Of the ship, in a continuous
row. They "eat themselves" for which
curry and rice in great quantities has been
provided, aud cabooses have been built on
deck for them to devise ont of these two
staples their infinite variety of savory dishes
in their own way.
Deep in the hold are the dead Cinnamon
-nine baskets full Our readers under
stand, that the companies which bargain
to fetch from China to The land Of gold
lot Of Chinamen, engage also to take them
back, dead or alive. The bones Of nine
who have died here and been buried, have
been re-gathered, each placed in basket,
labelled, and now are about to return for
inaI burial at home.
The Storm King takes goodly lot of
silver, in bars and in coin.-SaH FraHeiscO
Bulletin, Oct. 5.
, 1860-11-02

INTERESTING SPEcU1Arox.-In the wear
1915 The late Elkanah Watson, as apbears
in Men and Times of the Revolution y
page 522, made and published the follow.
ing estimate Of the probable population of
tho United States for long series of years.
The actual result thus far shows singular
approximation to the calculation
He calculated that the population would
be,
Iu ls2O-9,625, 1874; the actual result
was 963S, ISL.
In lsSO-12.S .S9S, GAS; the actual result
was 1886, O2O.
In ls4O-l7,ll6,526; the actual result
was 1902, 500.
In 1903, 1855, 1858; the actual result
was 20, I9l, ,S16.
In lo60-3l, ,753,854.
In l870-42.32s,432.
Iu lss0-56, 6,45O,24.
ln l990-77, ,266,9s9.
In l900-lOO, 1855, ,s92. Y
Ia nl93O-l33,OOO 900 in round numbers.
In l95O-l77,OOO, coo in round numbers,
In l970-236,O 900 600 in round numbers
In 20O0-2s3, 900, 900 10 round numbers.
, 1860-11-02

and encourage them to make Improvements.
Brigham young declares they cannot be
driven out. He thus closed speech dur
ing his recent northern tour
"Shall we, like the PresbyteriaDs, Meth
odists, and others, simply prepare to die,
and then depart d? No. l intend to per.
severe 10 fighting the devil until he is driv'
en- from the face of the earth, and it is turn
ed into a paradise, and so prepared that an'
gels and Jes will come and dwell here"
, 1860-11-02

Army fundamentally command Of
Col. Wright, Lieut. Gregg, with twenty
dragoons, has taken up quarters at the
Warm Spring Reservation, there to be
ready to repel possible attack from bands
Of Snake Indians.
Capt Myres has been ordered to Fort
Steilacoom, to act as Quarter-master ol
that post.
Capt. Fletcher is going East, having re.
ceiVed six months leave Of abslnce.
Capt. Jordan has been ordered 10 Wash.
ington to adjust his accounts.
, 1860-11-02

JAPANESE NEVER "PocKEr Blow
They blow their nose Oh a square piece Of
soft paper, which'is thrown away with one
using. Our system Of pocket handkerchief
is, to them, very unclean.
, 1860-11-02
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
DR P. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
IL Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and Of the Hospital of the Sisters Of Mercy, Is in
charge Of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
DR.. OBRIEN is also prepared to receive private pa
tients. He atters himself with the hope that ex-
peence of l6 years to the practice Of his profession
both private and Hospital, together which thorough
Medico-C Cirurgical education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee of Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence OF the citizens on Puget
LETTERS addressed-P. NJ. O'BRIEN NJ. D.. Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. n5l-u
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D,TmiG1trs.

uufrr Srtcr0turgrr @,rrrIpentrns tbtlt
uns ais SstFa8 sur ruiflhen StttenNeIhiAte
NneFoote NIT: Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ".
rts @ouoeruementS y. br9te iGr rte 6rau zines
pon ibm br beaunlttg!,n Scamteu Gin bsIonbre
artltte" Snterrfr. 0ds peranlaE.e iba IN
%b1uFaen S,liten, bic icpcrfauS Dem Serrn Sc
matl, NtsUeiht AUDI DER Game l9lja .muresn.
I'm stnem &d9r, ais rcr 0err Gj,nernl> @ruprr
nsur tten in esr telten Stimmuua lriner Der.
eNrtrn Zen Dol mahte, %eretants Iib, mas b1uia
IN lolden 6aGen pp,tOmmt, cine St5runa.
@fan b6rt &ritt.. Der 6err @encrals @puvfr.
HSur o%erlisrt pariter icire 6aIIun9 unp biltcl
tie "rau, len 81 ptlittdeu. Sn Der Gle g..
merit or d6sr nidt, OaB Die 5rau ion in siren
ibon fertit lt6bcncsn, gut ,u pieirm 3p de brr.
Aerihl'tcn Nienassrir &dfa cinl5Gt. Scbalp CT
earin 1T, miro Der &5f9 aat S.:fflOT n. Ger
@snall eritbeint uno trrb naer Riplrrece mi
Osr Gerr General ouperneuy gum Renter big
nauS s%ebGn9t. Nat;riih periammeIt Ih aan
p. in t|ur,er Brit Dor eislem lpnrertaren 8ca.l
une Der SflnraI lit urcrmc6lt6.
Die N~iBii&ttit Der 8GbabIeittr
Ae9t 10 rrdt aus aus cG fo!lcnocu 8bctiah.
beroor IS lino nun etwas ibrr LOT Sabre. bas
cr. 6ronfl'n ZEN Stisa9lriter srfaup; Dor b tir
G'Fpoun9 maren pie Gburmlpiser brr eurpp1i
ben Rir6en iait unausgsicBt pom 8!is artrOf
t'n uno tel6aciat mOrten. Sn pr Martaefude
IN &snsoi9 iOa Ger @lje fra9er nsun Mal en
aitId9en letn, i'it Nntrinsnng zines 9liBae.
l'iter' it's ater meOtr ga nod tri iraenp einer
11'c'rn NIT 9Iei6 r &inri&tun9 ptrIebenen airbe
wl'per p~0r1eFomm'n. 6srner gcn 1890
1915 marp'n $50 S6ife Der m5ltl6cO @loriue
eur'9 pfn SiiB a%rtrcfen, liter 70 Qeufe wurrcn
paieioii aeiO9tet nnp 1873 osrpunoet. Orr geriut
al Mettstai brIGuft ib alein our iiber elmo
eaibe DHliilOn- 9n 9a5re 1921 ibluo Cir
Snrp barri5 Elm yjttm pcn 8usirrletunaeu
"or rap an Osn Shlfsu Der arotte oraebra6t
perrFn iOHe; unO man flnD 70 (nad, gcinobe
SerlaAf) RAP @crlulfe unO sbdren
o"r9 Rea Siis in Der @aune fat soaaanrio
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i"t}sAe+t taten. ctsluh re Ansobl Ter Sblft
'er anisAnl'@ psrn,cbrt wprrsu in. sEit iistt's
aesr 2 M cstn Sauce dus7, 6r. @6@}srriam pon
. ecttpn. 81. y, ia9t: 9m Sabre 1889 wurpcn
20 9srlcueu rur6 cen Slib aet6rtst unc Al
eerpresst. untir al rteien 6altu III fjinsr IL
''tftw @etaure deer S6iHs nc~rst'ommer. eos
MT SlibotIeitsrn perfeten mar. Sn BEN lestcn
10 Sabrer iou II 500 prrionen rurG cen S!te
uma'tcmmen lein inter riefen nur cr e%iniiscr,
!lt tt'edt 5anleeeas nit SlisaUIsitsrn ueri;ten
mar. v$
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SeGonmtsu~ac

@rIuht rerren
sintge ;2immer, 'miidcn Ger 1. unr 81. Gtrder
oeleaen. fiji cine fleiuc iSamilie. HGheres III er.
frosrn in rer Office 3. Slattee.
Drm az trteu puttitum ric erNetenfft 2ln,riae,
RAP W. { gE oaeucr'c llbren. unb Sripel.
irrte Stcrc iib iset on 0idtufrasr, ,trildcn rer
Is. une 10. Sird6t. oirr 9bitcn ptcrbnlb res
unitro Statss hHtele tsfincet. 91er llbren crer
Serrlrs gum 8tpdrirtn mir ibrrarten bat, 1T
treanrll6 crfu6t. ir'de olsbalo otsubclen.
Mrt. T8. g. gR aacner.
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- &r ieb n 9cttrn IN ser bulisen gRoter.
6abrit res 9trrn Is eriha~ perfertisten GolfJ
Der ole Grfliu8eprcentt tfsfsers Suputrie
auS9esethnet su he, men mar.
am eomet0a. rsa j. Oasmtsr. atbt ras
poff DamFihif ..Ssutoria" pon giew gorf na6
@dmtnra nb. @ssrn 9ofnse wenps man i6
on re 6rrren 6. y. 8darp II. Soas, Ncsl5I
Srcacwan Nsw gurt.
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= Nut ger pauep' 9nisl i'm @rielee tsisl
ih her keirine Grnmk.n G fnnn

OhINA im StttICt WIKI
her esurise 8rauttnG rtraa auf 10oo
Eonueu. a.
Solttm re 9os ganfbaus Samud
p0rris uuc S0bnr BAT fusptnpirt. NSun elaub
ros pies tlos clue tsmporars @asrsasl{d
8ein 5ube. Dir 9smi,6 Ms1enatr idat:
seir eOfeH. pas Dee ScitOaer unp amber, 9 at
ter. weihe DEN Ssri6t pom eintm Mprce,rlu6
mtttt:ilteu, ben 6eruanres, Gin ceutiher Sure.
perGtt bate. aud Die behimmte, girRdseruns,
ohe y. tein SUITE 1T, ibrsm Wutlttum nibt y /
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etrsr unlersS 8lauteus sin frl6es Strtrehsn
ostlttc unb in Dem aesenmSrtiscn Safe baten
mir e%r'niitsit, RAP s.. elm Spanter unp mabr.
ldeinI'6 elm Gbriit it,. n
Die SrutIden in GtarIefcu, 9. 6. Sic
rurttAs osutlctt .3eitung trinat 6olatupes. 4.f
Die 8logReu uno Banner in Den Stroeen
mebren (tt non Sa9 III Sda, uno uuierc Qouce
lfntc febcn Min ,urId ibreu 0atriptismus in
cen So9 ,u lsaen Sor pietsn D utitcn @clhGfts.
%bnulern m'bt Sorptinas 8loaec, uno unlt,
saneemdnn, Serr God, Der iriu @eihGIt SIR. n
Suenlraee. bat feline &Gnce rolf, er mue fal
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malt. Nub Oamsn iiuo aQenttotten Aeiein "a
Of nno ndben mo lfifsn Slalaen. NpI1tmfr
T~centldbe NIlnen fanren mir inter. peu g: ce, ORA
@'tpenten reram Nontag atacbalttucn Sccciicne
StaGenocrjamnIuna /: 8. u. Raaenrr. Sotct
omau, s, MeiGcrs, s.. @erbtcs, 5ecu. Gorpts
5pbu &tnd unp S. Siceling.
Scnft urp Scet. Sm Sabre 1880 f..
tlup fb ohS @,ncraipoifomt Der Ser. Staatm
IN N'p'gort. uno Samuel Seocco mar bn
eritt VtnCraIppfmeiitsr mt cine. 81 SabreeocbdIt,
o0n $1,000 untrr Der gunOeerestrrung. Dr
M Se1nten %ltanoen rin @etiilfe uut Gin GIrtf
'ur Selte-oaS mar cae adn,tIpfp. rlrual. paS
limits Vcfhl pes Observation-Disclosures mar pofI Itr
SHre1i in mclhrm Gle 9r efr o~Turtirt nurem
II. I. N. Der Gbcf res NrGotpartemcnts br
yer. Sta@ ten Tan, nonals rf' oor Tenn SHoltr
uuo nabm RE portc9etiiGrsn cin. Sn Den Gsr.
Staat'n beIaneem lib eamais i'm 0un,en IS
9cltcIicen- 1876 plrpe ems @.nrrolprl1,ut
alb philadelphia %prrlcat. 1902 tsaonn biz
y'unp'crsgiernna smiitcn p6ilaeerpbia urb.
Nrir gorf Grlf'suifben fdtrru ,u lolIen uup
nabm in bret 9abrcn fir Die SelSrpcruna BON
9aflai,ren $I1, 600 ein.
. It o n. Ter Damrfrr @n,. SontIprt
ltirb beute frGb nit rjnem Sdccner SuIammrn
uh0 l'Btersr Tur9r 10 lhmer belbGeiat, ras CT
.0'rlAnt. Vie Manniduft murre aerrttct.
Nta9aro. Nian l&det pie @n,a6l Der
'Frenoen, oe pdtrtno bielc0 6ertfts pie Sails
'ei"dt 61een, ouf miurtitene 10000.
J ie Sobn Srrwn MGnner in SpItua.
~0urn ben ,. Deg. Den 5~rOestas So9m BROWNS
be9e6ru.
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@iftiae Nohri6t!

Va he Srrtrs scsrnrdrtie orrsea 0iecpurt fit. unsur,
ronts Santnriet psrIanseu, padcn mir unIcren Stumbled unb
etm selana'ttn pnbtttum Die NnSctee, rdF mir 0crS. unb
Sup@e arpltna uni ncnrrent, p~jreiniite Apten AZ ibrcm
seAen 2Sertbt ale 3abtun9 alter &ttnupsen pbr bet nsusn
YIN aufen 10 lansc a~nneb,asn. ais b;cfe Npti; in bieism
Slattt cri@ttnt. - III. SBdttact S6bne,
Sb.icfaie< Urrcrrs,
Ode Der l4ten Rne 9arYs ShoEe.
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gN irthlhAfte @rGffnnnn

Wtrthlhafte Gr6ffnunn.
St'rmtt srianbe id mir. m,incu RrcuuSsn unb 8ffonuteu
6fta1nt III Samtn, has i'd ON Wcnfao, BEN 10. Mpy.mb;r.
@Netuhrtl ar: neuen :Gortt %erGfnea wevce. Nlr auto GStn 6ufs
1ne Sr'enoers tur arieN Bier per,e i& fete Srra, mi m,r
cue SVTWoenNctt n'tintr 8urben III Itatrn. 9u 3%anlrsidcm
gelu6 label t%rssberlt Gin
Nt6aef Gbrsnbtra
chi nfuen 9pnrft
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WM. VILLAGES PURE k.oUNTAlN DEW
WHISKEY

9ttfcf Wttefcp wire rur ait curk rus b,,r,,r spir
n'ohtn BAG Iutlttrm btcouf aufu eyfIlm uro mtrncn SSs-
lctec gor Nntaut ttEcS nadaenIattn NliifIs, IA t;rf,r
SNpietc| mn carn uller S0u5 tCicleu mt,ocu fam. G,ufs
GER Vrane il tautsn %mrnlt,n, iputcu nur IA fsufen. ms lie
III Que Strtdtt'r SrtrNutt issen. SIR rinf Rem bos Our
p!!i'Nm hur epr Nolldur9ed ir iuarncn. 9Sir toIieu jfts
e'nCn ,r'Re Sorrdib srn otc(cm gPbiSf y ant pSafr. Zen mir
nIr pam S'rtauler, mrrr er wer;oitens l2 @cnOte alt it,
@tNh er:nnere ltd. eF mr. rc ,Hfiniact SScrl6 FIR NAN 80,
ss'u9"'S gi!t We1niain TEN Spbi5fcs mo. uns Sa6 mir
~, = TUem gteis 90 %eTlSrIen Yon l Bis zoe 9orrels bater,
sSRiS's9 elmer 9rpSe gu INT @riprfen. 800
@m. WoIIace @6bnt,
Gde Gary upb Selrl QINl SnoEe.
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Nm. gRannrr Sahnn

Gdt Der 11ttn urO Gars. Sfoss.
lrnfen bic NuimCrtilmfcit ibrer * rrrfe bs,0 = ~r,r S,,..
Se,is1e, NEl!9ur6otteu, Eo9erbier- gSir,be, GrnfeciiomtrS ,nb
Snoere oour ibr Wager 1cn 63rpctrp itcer @rf. rnrsis olf ;Er
Siaqer- goeer. urlrtitie bas ertete Der Ssatt g, !" : ~
nodNcn etelelntn ouf ibrtn olaeuein te(iteter Ss sS Sr
ta,eS ynre @loluiatf Dem S~8biefsp" unb oif itr Qooer
spn 4rtne pr lno Sapnno 9i1arrCr oufmcrfism, '" N""'
Oieisltei Herrfitten it&, ibre S1aoren rur oIei4,r Suo-
ltGt tiNt9tr ae t9' . Elm u lereS 6auS bieTcsr StoSt NJ
st,''nien' GnS mttofR I'D %eufereem t%elrcben, ras Sucfi~
5ut5tecn.tit isref 8nneen gu ~erre,ter. @ae Dieifniarn.
m y 'etlesr rtdt '3n mrs %tanfttn. dnb sriutt. uuierci
mir earfOaf IrIhc SeluGt cniaCornmrtn,rn ,nS N nv ~. .
%ertraEsn une Die Sunolddfi %berlrtben AZ crsetten inGen.
THt 2E nj. 90 cIIQce Sbbur
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Soiree's Musicale

viz y IuSICWIC.
9teit eIaifi&en Concerto me- Den itbep Gpnn,rifas @6tn6
%itauFncen, unc spar inner rtr 0eituns er Scrrm
=. 9R. 9tcIisr, =. 81. G,uub NM Sebn Mes.
Saiirrss @borntment fur riuen 6urn nctf Tame $500.
hriitl fur funf Concerto. bic Bel rem 6er~en ". y. Sanlpr.
s. QCIte, 6. Sarer uub in allen Mulif@ unb Supbanp,
lun en- sur 9eitnura ouaieaeu.
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Gror0 Gbrrnbera,

6atritant eOn Spieael. uno 0ilrer>Natmen,
SIC. IL Governor SfraBc.
Gem rruilten @utIium HE ~ereebeuie @n,eiee, saS id
az Gotaeni 9Iate en- e~ololstiten unb @oibrahneu @ i6lf
,r0nnlt kabc, pUltlbit &atmen jsber Gual,idt mn 0jrp3e N
6e1 biItdts' Nr'ifen unb in Der er6Fte1 Nu5mabl ~ babcu
ino. Hepa aturen rrerf en- 9leidfous bililit alsaffibrt.
lin defitjde @ufirSoe Butte. S.. G6rcnbera.
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SaS S|mbildnn Ser g fDmDtipe.

9enteit ~rrarcift. 9utiidr II gu feieru bat lid rims
sntscbcn tdf,n. ndS 5~0idtriee Susft6um per 60.
fcmttfec, bce 1859 bate c~efetsrt percrn scnrn
Nndoem Der 0sutihe Seupclp i'm Sabre 1923
bic Observation-Disclosures crfunoeu yne In fei
mem Theatrum Machinarum tei6rieten, be.
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