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III The Buffalo Express states that Governor
Morgan has Pardoned Chas f Swan who was con
Victed and sentenced to State prison on the charge
given her In an apple. The pardon was granted
IL Is stated, In consequence of production Of sats
factory proof that the evidence upon which he
was convicted could not, in the nature of things,
be true Of the positiveness Of this proof the pub.
lie will doubtless have an opportunity to Judge
ere long, as Swan has procured the arrest of his
wife's mother, who was the principal witness
against him upon his trial, on the charge Of per-
Jury. she has been held to bail i'm the sum of
81 900 -
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O The late Captain Saunders, Of the Navy,
who died on Friday, was a native of Virginia,
and received his original appointment in tue ser.
vice on the 10TH OF November, 1919, about three
years previous to the war of Isl2 He led yerv
active life no less than 20 years duty having been
performed by him, Of which IL years were spent
al sea, and the remainder on shore He was one
oi the oiicers placed on the retired list by the
Naval Board, and consequently no change takes
place on the Register by his decease Captain
Saunders was at different times attached to the
Mediterranean, Pacific, and East India SQUAD.
tiles ~fNo
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SINsuLAR CAsUALrY.-On the morning of the
18Th inst, some negroes passing along the road
between Decaturville and Perryville, Tenn.
found by the road side the dead body Of Jefferson
heiiy, who, with his wife, had cam ped by a tree
the night before, and lighted Hre, which had
burned the tree so that 1t fell, instantly killing
Nelly and breaking both the legs of his wife. The
woman was still alive, and was properly taken
and bad to be lifted bodily up before thew could
De exricated. The poor woman had called for
heip for several hours In vain; but il il thong ht
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O- His Royal Highness Prince l.. Kamehame-
ha: whose arrival at Vancouver was noticed in
ths late Intelligence from California, left Homo
I9iu On the 29th Of August on the steamer Emma
hooke,n In company with Hon Levi Haalelea,
David kalakana, and ]. c. Spaulding, ESQ. The
Honolulu Ia Advertiser says his departure was wit
nessed py ABOUT 700 people, who assembled on
the wharf to bid him adfeu The King narted
with bis brother on the steamer, and when she
backed Into the stream salute was fred from
tne foft, and hearty cheers were sent up by the
assembled multitude. He will travel through
California, and viii return TO his island home
without visiting the Atlantic States.
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IL The brothers Brooks, baiioouists, fthe elder
mountain and Wise and Editor HYDE, upon the
Sccasion OF their pefiious trip from ST. Louis TO
"a ,ne Atsnsic in June, 1883 recently wrote letter
20 oeiai preaering their services for the pur-
Pontans They received, per steamer Asia, on
sunday, an autograph letter from Garibaldi, ac-
csp.ng incl. services, and viii leave early In No
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.IJ The question whether New York ladies
hire their jewelry is under debate Rev, DR. Tvno
recently stated that they did, saying that the au.
thority for the statement was Messrs Ball Blsck
& Co Those gentlemen, however, deny the state
absolutely and totally false a. applied to our,
selves, and we think that every respectable house
In the trade can say the same,, Messrs Tiffany
Co also deny the report FAR their establish
ment 10 concerned.
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AUCTION SALES.
By cLEARY q GREEN. Auctionee

: 9O6 Nfafh
7 ,ARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND CAR.
aa6a sRfUkbAs Uhkb5 GGS1kssNiNTS. GGG1ssi NTsS 4.
Room Sos Nnsb Nf ss IN I. Get e A.0Or
1, lsISe lot Of Carpets and Furniture from iars.
g g 90 Ens,:S BtSs.siy. Bssa,y SC:aPssas CsrPesa.,
Also, large lot Of .-..... ..,.-.- b.. .1.r,
M.sSsssnyy M.ssSssny saa9S%S.jd: saa %.d:, and
Bedsssads. Rockers, Leaf Tables, -' -'f'
i1ge.ner With many other articles. sa
90 50 tstassl ,CLEARY GREEN. Auot.
By. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneer,.
EXTENSIvE SALE OF FURNITURE AMI
DAY MDRSiGNyGC ~ GCPxs,ss N1xsmts, HSrEIm0n a, MON
posed Of. We shall sell the entire Furniture and and
street. The Capitol PsIt ions1 ,hs
Furniture, &C., of fortI rooms, viz: '"'
maeSgSpy ana hsiT :ea Sofas Rockers. Arm
Marble top Centre, Sofa aud Side Tables,
Msnisi and Pist as..s. ahs MI'ns Tables,
DamSsk ana Chintz Curtains, Lace Curtains and
G.ns-.sai Chairs. Lounges. Easy Chairs,
w.Inst Msha.sny a and sSd Cherry French Bed
Walnut and Mahoiany MsfbIe.top Dressing Bu-
Mahogany and Painted wardrobes, washs,ands,
Eroeiisnt rs Bisnfsts, sn2 hsSSs Comforts Spreads
Large suantity of shseting, Table Cloths and
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets,
China CHM Glass, and CIocks,y Ware,
Iaele Cutlery, Block-nn Ware, Castors, Walters,
Also, one very superior Billiard Table,
Bar room Fixtures complete,
Together with a large ass rlmant of Household
EneoIs not necessary to onumerats.
,P.S: The House. which Is one of the most COM
plete IOr It's size the Olty. ON
the premises or of the Auotioneers
oc I4-d j. z. McGUIRE & Co, AucIs
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ENCOUNTER BETWEEN Cows AND GRRsR.-We
Journal Of September 10th: On THURSDAY after
noon mock Of about twenty geese, belonging TO
Mr. hogg,. farmer, Blyth, wandered from
.ne LINKS, where they usually feed, into field
Inc cows on seeing them beloved f1riouslY,
ana presently setting themselves shoulder to
shoulder, like soldiers, they made a run at the
one Of the geese getting detached from the aocE
was run upon oy the COWS, one Of which caught
upon IL horns and tossed 1t up in the air. After
ieii the four cows set upon itand killed it. By
who had witnessed the strange scene. and two
nen went to the rescue with dog. w nile div.
Ing the geese out Of the feld the cows again gave
with some difaculty that they got clear Oh.
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Pspsrs served in packages By carriers st %
year, or 81 oents per month. To mail Subscribers
the price IL $3.50 Q year, ~ adrases; % for six
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months st the rata Of = oents week. Single
copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, rvo CENTS.
UADvKRrsE,CrNrs snould BE- sent to the once
betors y oorook m: otherwise they may not appear
until The next day. -
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III The Presidential canvass In New yo,t 4,
being fought with unusual animation ON both
sides. On Saturday evening there was an i'm.
mense Union meeting at the Cooper Institute
the building, and In the early part of the evening
rockets were discharged In front Of the institute
MT. Joshua J. Henry presided at the meeting
The hrst speech was delivered by the Hon Chas
! Heime, Of Ky, who wns followed by Mr.. &C.
rerd, Of New York city, and the Hon. Mr.. Stevens,
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

fTHE BEST LINIAENT IN THE WORLDLY
The only safe and certain eurs for Cancers, Plss u-
rsga, Wsamsss Of the Muscles, Chrone Inhamnatory
Lgam.nt Earseh. or ToOthaehs Bruises sprains Fresh
Cuts Wounds Uleers Fever Sores, Caksd Breast, Sore
:1i.a MeiE%Ss iSaEST Ssiis
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life Of dis
crspituds and msry by the Of this vauAbe remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
purify and heal the foulest neredbls short
FOB HORSES AND 0THER ANNALS.
;Ss 5:s sDs,. s%:dy e, n: sSTs Of sRs
splans Sa r.es,rG R:. az.
or Collar GsIs Cuts Sores or wounds. i, is an infaIiSs
remedy Apply as drsetsd and cure certain in every
Then trihs no longer with the WORTHLESS. Lin9ens
Sa:.:s sn e y1T Ss.siT ,oPPly Of pa McLEANS CELE
:, \ McLEAN, Sol. PrGPIi.,o,,
CHARLES sToTT, SIS p. aT., sole agent ia w..hnr
ton; r. 8. 7. cIssEL, Georg.tOva. es4-D4wIy
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.
Touths' and Boys Clothing for School and
Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians Wishing % furnish Their
children and wards with School ard College Quilts
FOR the coming season, are invited TO examine
EIGTHiHS. Where they can St out their children
ton Of Ready made Garments. Of Substantial and
durable quality, 81 very moderat Rrloes
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
au S-u sag Penn. avenue.
HousEKEEPlNe ASSIppvurs, AND ooons
We have now on hand we'll selected stock of
the above goods, such as SheetIngs, Table Linens,
Napkins, Towelings, Linseys, Full Cloths, Ban
kets-from common TO very hne-Osnsburgs, B'pe
Domestics. Ginghams, Pillow Case Cottons and
Linens, Dunbar Il Oickinsop's, Bsrklies. Charley
q Co and Richardson's IRISH Linens in all quali-
ties, ell Of which We will dispose of on the best
terms ~. - = =
90 16 TAYLOR d HUTC8IS0N.
III. w. HAMILTON pArNrm
DEALER IN PAINTS, l
No. $50 TIN STREET, xsay Odd FtLossS Hall
su a-n PUTTY Is DOWN
DARAFFINE CANDLES! AEst - .
Il PARAFFINE CANnIEst
beautiful sTticle, equal in appearance 20 patent
cost. KING a RTjRCuEGI
oe 10 Corner Vermont sv and i5th sta
w GALTs'
OFFICE,
ss2 Pa. Av.. BHTy, 1lTH AND larH Sra,
-, North side.
Mi, and Wharf foot Of Sevente enth st,
nAnu Y Below WsE pseaftDeuk
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EDUCATIONAL.
RarrssoAA & & RsyEJIb!SIERs, Z 4

PReEkssoSs 4 Si.s:: 5 .Rs:YFIRtksEss; FRENsESsss >. er,r,,
~. NSnASEs. "a 81 Eishth street. bstsssS i Snd
,sais and has oRsnsd 2, ~ Mis-. seminar asse
.. %s:s .sfss si%s: sssi = is. S.''
arEsnesm, nss made for lessons given in schoois
zeal. ability, Se.. 90 - oc = nin = ms
No. s9s sfsrs1, ST. % Fi.sr WAN.
ms. ANNIE s. PEck. fsssSsr. =
Number Of pupils limited 70 twenty. oc is sOem
~, FEMALE EDUCATION. : =.
oeiys thorousS and sys.emsc % edncst,os' vbsse
their Physca training viii receive daily and ,peoia
snc. S.'
visii the Union Female Academy, corner -Four
80, Nh. ( INKS. z. RICHARDS,
s1 9-d Prineipsls.
FEMALE BqAARPINS AND DAY SCHOOL
Mrs. 8. J, MCCORMICK, PRIscIPAL.
The thirteenth annual sessIon OF this insfituho,
VIII commence on Tuesday, September fsth M tLs
house Tscsntly occupied BY Sylvester Scott, ESQ.
The course OF study pursued will compri.. all
cation, and Music, French. Latin and DrsSiss. Il
In addition TO dsy scholars. Mrs.. noco,,,,., ..
prepared to receive . limited number OF pupil. ns
boarders, who, eopshtutins part Of her own fam
aon. She VIII endesvor, as fsr as possible 20 sur
round them with the comforts and kindly ind uences
,koueness.-Rev. Geo III. Norton, Rev. D., Elias
HHarrise9, Rey D. F. sprgg, William n Fowle.
Esq, Henry Msrbury. ESQ, Lewis McHenrie,
hsgg, Ehssg, ke6ert n. Huntoo, ESQ w ID Waliscb,
Entwlsie, yr., ESQ. Col, John w. Minor, Londoup,
messrs. Blackjack Marshall, Messrs Corse
Board, with Tuition IN al the English Branches- %
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices
No extra charges. suB-u
MRS. NJ. L. KINGSFORQ's SEMINARY,
~ 4l5 T ST.. WAsHINeToN, u. C
- The next session will commence October lst 1857
Terms, do., forwarded on applicstion. au lb II
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BEN v. FRENCH wA. 2. RIcHsTKIN.
FR e N III q RICH H9TEIN,
Successors to Wn. r. 6dgIy }
Who agala And RatAil Daalars in

BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND PERIODICALS.
No. 27S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
and printed.
Paper and Envelopes Stamped with Initial with
out extra charge. -
Subscriptions received for all the Weekly Papers
and Megazines; also, New York Herald, Times,
and Tribune.
Cal and examine our stock. rT.. ..r
All bound Books sold from 10 to 50 per cent less
than the Publishers prices.
OrAny Books not on hand ordered with dis
patch from London, Paris. New York, Boston,
and Phiadelphia. 90 "a I'm
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" The last place to look for chickens on shi o
board 10 In the hatehway.
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lFOr ia. Week s.diss oesoss, 20 I

IE0' 'FN Wetk fHdtAk Otfooef ~ 4 =.
George . Bosworth, Of Troy, NJ. Y.-For i'm
proyement In moulding cast IRON wheels 20
Zera Brown, OF Simsburg, Conn For fm-
psovement In seeding hoes -
We:iey A, Coe, Of Greensboro, NJ c.-For i'm
Horace Collier, Of smithviIe, Ark.-For i'm
rivers q 20
i: A. cowdery, Of North Middletown, XIV. and
g. w COwdefy, Of Great Bend, Ohio .-For i'm
provement In straw cutters ~
proved clothes dryer. 'a--1s' = -''
Robert b. Donaldson, Of washinston. ID q
For improved door spring.
Henry Evans, t., Of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
proved machine Tor bending sheet metal =
Lewis Evans, OF Morgantown, va-For i'm
proved flask for casting packing around cannon
balls as r.ssl i - ~-
WIN. HepPenstall, Of Springfield, Msn.-For
improvement In skirts.
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COUGHS. COLDS; H9ARsENEss, 90.

Thi. pIeSssCtD IA SfhwT, anp,sy " consh M hhASIC
been 30 long known and extensively used, that most
persons have become familiar With its extraordina
stores at IS and 50 cents bottle. ne a d2& eo4ms
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RATCHELOR'S INIMITABLE HAIR DYE.
y .nd all 6rst-ca Toilet Articles, for sale al
SIbbSS Wig, Braid. and Curl manufactorv, 941
fe. avenue, near 18th st, 90 s. Sm
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-r Where they can buy Jopvin's best Kid Gloves al
20 cents, Maria Loulsa q, new make, at 62x cents,
good Kid Gloves at S7k cents, best quality Kid
1agnn,etts &c LIN, large assortment of Ladies'
let's at low prices; Best French Corsets at 81 Is
Eoop skirts at half price; LADIES' and Misses Ho-
slery; Merlno Vesis; Linen, Cambria and EN-
btoidered Handkerchiefs at low prices; Silk Robes
ana bysdere Silks, little out sty' at half price
EoulaId and Fancy Dress Silks; Black Silks and
press foods Of all kinds at unusually low prices
Aiso, large and handsome assortment OF Cloaks and
HENRY EGAN,
S21 Penn. av., and 521 Seventh ST.,
oc d5-6t near Avenue House.
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Ar RTlsT tn HAIR JEwELRy.
Such as Bracelets, Earrings, Fob Chains, Fin.
ger-rinss, Necklaces, Bresstpins, Guard Chains
hearts, Crosses, &c., made e. order, at
tOver Clagett Mays Store,l 90
90 l6-lm- WasAissfos. %. c. - 70
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m 6 s.

nDer vGaYlDr sans 8epOrter,"
Wt8c., p~erbiir9t fOl9enpe @ei4idtc, fit mel.
DE er piele 8laubwtrpi9e 3eu9en BADEN min.
uNnl Otenltag pGbrenp Serr GcreY init
5>pci SSbnen auf Dem 6eloe nube ieinem Sauie
a%rbeitete, bemertten ie N1ud, Der aus ibrem
Stalle fam. Sic eilten 3ur Stele unb ents
bedten etnen Soufen Strpb in 8rano, ben le
fcfrrt lDi4ten. &aum waren Ite pamit ferti9,
10 fing Der Stau an mebreren SteGeu 8euer,
behen Tie nur nit Otiibe Meilter purpen. Sic
batten ba8 @eb6ft eben tpieper perlal1eu, al8
nod ein 6euer inter benz 3prnbaule entbedt
murbe, in einem Saufen 8retter. Der 6ub'
brbeu mar idon beinabe burdSebrannt, Da'
rauf Iuncte Serr Corey einen Der anaben ms
Sau8, pb bort NQe8 it4er iet. Ct fam lrfcrt
wieber utb idrie, bas 9auS brenne. Serr Sc-
rep rannte bic Ereppe bi1auf, no er eini9e
&leiber leiner 6rau brenuenp funb. Ct mart
fie gum TenIter btnau8. glber bon ba an bis
Mttternadt br1d itberaa i'm SauIe pcn Neuem
Seuer aus. 8alo mar e8 Elm Papter, bann
elm Mcsquitcneb, Damn ELM StrObbett u..l M.
Sour nit srpBer Nntren9uns nno Der 9ilfe
Der Serren Sale unp Treoomea marb bas &C.
bdube iepesnal g~erettet. Da8 Setter brad in
j3wii9eurdumen biz Srnnta8S tpieber aug unb
lodte piele gteuSieri8e 9erbet. User erflart bie'
les ueue Naturlpunoer? .af t1 .
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Beadtet Tolaenses bel 3eitei..

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Er fneIndli&e. aeI%er rt sbtgen r1ebeIa bebaftd In hthffS
Ihnel an einen ~erfabrcnen arst peubeu, bur4 peidea ar Htbt MIR
bon iein.n 6Guer3en btirett wirS, icnbern btnieloeH aH4 Bed.
biot, feinen Rrdnfen cme kbr biui9e &ebnan8 3a uaHen, tndtrtno
a in bn Sduen. mo BITE Ssnptpne ft nr ctoas IN eaS etient
eiueepur,It, ohsr he &rantbet meiIer nm ft ss9rtHen bat, "a .-
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,StrtctuleS" merb.A nad et,cr Helen bst Ut. !. Suttt9 aufoe-
htnbeneu getambIun9srete tn tentsen EaSen ehne S4mer3eH
sbr Suconpeniensen tr ben Pettenten stbeIt. 3uslet@ sarkn-
int 81. q. 3. entetS, bab tene gnt3tnbuns eer ruretbra" u. !.
~, ais ~Sttcturss" ~bebaneeIt werbea, Sebara 10 OF SSarltans
bic trourishen SpIseu berbeithbrr1.
Sunae Seutt uHb ans, rei@e an ieuntHsIE Sfp4@t letbex
l0Iten i'd kei 3eten uetben, Hphar4 Re sisIsH SHEamsr NIB srsbs
Gntoten gipareH.
Er. &. 3. Sruts bat hur& BITE sIhdH&e Cat sNsw SrsHSse-
zen srbfere S~er1tuttbett ale tr9exh eu aaberer srst TT asterHa n.
nngt. Oh teiIt bas uobeI IN Sen f4trtert8tea BON @ruae ans Hns
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th1fode uAb HiIee MHtel aMDtnbt. Setne Wtebt5tn TT FRET Boa
Teetlr unb aGea upraItI5eE @titen. In etner beaaena st3ten
Rafe ,uberetth NIB taan int gaf- DoH prteetbaafe seer e1t Ax
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nrb cine gtmi&rdntnNa Der 2~ebensptHt nDtbwensi9.
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Smitb lett elmer &ebe ben Ja5ren ietae ~befcaeere &nfmerffauateA
aepibnet 1ttb rerfprt9t allen 2.benSea cine AtiIenbe Cur.
Or. Z. 3. SrAits's SrdbeEtattbe thr SraueH taaA nan ea eAt-
gem Elase erbalten. Die TtebisiM IL et unh Wurhs sInerSals =
sSabrsn auBerpibsStt@ bel baprn sebrau&t. pres %. #er-
IonerN rsl@e BON Baltimore eatksHt pDbuert, HRnen MAO eeaaaes
anoabe Der SpmrtDne Dr. 3. y. Suttb 1T sortotreisn Urtstee
tOufultren uuS ks Steb3ta sGS trsenh eHeH Stttt ss Sassss
S III an fr.@T Bl.iDsa Fr,ns prtsatuR. sSa Der DTru BHs y.
parate Ri1nter AIR GispOTtien BET YatntteE.
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gv. 3. .. SAITH,
Haso.s g@. IL SaS-5rtstndH. DAaAaseA"
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.- Nbeinmetne+
100 Siteu Tprfter 3ramincr.
100 . &ie8lln9,
200 " OeieeSbeimer,
200 Mart9rdHer.
100 @adenbeimer,
so &eilenbeiuer Nu8Itie,
so &lbeSbeimer Berg,
so Seltrnoer MOel, q
SO 6aB 9falser &6etne,
3u perfauien bel @e0cr & g8ilten8,
SGl2s 122 20. 2Ombarbitr.
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9r. S0bnlton.

gnt9!tte reg tont8lt6tn ~GCaestums Der ~gDunbdr1te In QSubUn,
SraI s, s'nss or tsfen mebatnti&.n GUuesten Sr Ser. Staa.
~. ea 8tceter Ghell ietues 9ebenS In ben 6pfpttdlerr Spr
ttntSs Der trunttrbarfen 9etIunstn SU1tnSet BON benen be Ge-
tbt9ts Der wleSt3tn weis. unjdtlt8e 3ttbentt, bic an Sbrenfau.
ZEN, Nerg6ttdt unb dnberen Rrentbetter lt4et, fplbe 4. Q. eub
BE bel pl0stden @erdniteu W ftbr srfGreden, bic III oft ertSs
tHtn Oet 8er!ngen 8letnt9ttten Y. + y. :aurksn aueensltdlt4 &c.
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$. 8ore's @etnbolle.

Yombarbl TT. SO. 1G1, 3w. Sanpper. II. Sburr.
Metucn 5reunben uub 8efanntcn, iNipe eincnt 9ccbrten 4ubli.
wrt6i8aft mad pbtsem glaBe pertc9t II. beOeuteno ~UerSrDBert babe.
OoHelbe umfabt aGe Gorten Wpiel-, 0betl-, lln9ar= unb fran56.
i'd bel ben ieetgen itren9en SOtntu989eiesen nod gang Defenders
perweie, Ia es an, @noe AM beiten it, wenn ib, Sober elm 3rSpf-
6eim @las, SIafae uuo @anrne unb Iteere bieielben Bel Qtnabnts
pon Dnpen6 SlaIben pbcr bel Der @aQoue fOiten1re in8 Sau8.
RSass 0Rpinp Nrpi81iHp if
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Summer 21O.
8nltiutore=2otf !9olpital.

0e9rinpet Str lInterDrIfun9 Der Quad albera.
Der eiNSise YlaB, NO cine 9sIun8 trla4st
perDen farm.
0tnberIn9 In feds Sh1nbtt.
6etn QuedFlber, oas euert @tlunbbht rct"
LENDS rutntrt.
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On, ). .. emttsE et Is 'raEsr tar srtssbss.tA baA yaku-
Fun etnt9e NuEenIinNA ieiHrr eorSaaitteu &tacEfAatxa ais Nrtt
uus Gbtrurs ~ seb.H, ISste catet eer 8orttetle ~ansnfsbrn, Sel-
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1888 IN ~G.bcrar Som, ais Ar: erabuirte. Sett ieMsr 3dt bat er
Iene saHse aufmeStamtet obtstn ~srsatsstten sssspsnot ans IN
ben Ieyten 8 Yabrcn NEXT poteaten curirt, ais our P~e3rnnbuns
Ienes Naraens aIs tsatter nnb seun.tnnabssr arst ~nOsrenbis
nnb SeneiGt bon snea Hgstea ssFssr GtaH sufsn,a'easenatamsa.
sef1eten faux.
bkaLei& e Ssn etsenn EKete Der Teasnsker Der Sratli3en SrariS
Tnr QuadfaIbert ansdetex Wirb. ~enaa3dsen, 10 ei@etnen iese%
be ben nit irI@eu 2runtSeten be5atekn perieuen ertpa$enheH
sortbeiIs ,n Srob, Una af4t bas anss:ssn tar ier n%sttspsnbis ~
kaItsu. Nut man ni&k etnen GbtrIrs an, ma os Setn gu AM.
Sutircal etaea OcuHRett. INA Ss s~raaf6eiea bs ausea at 6etlen.
nnb sinea ar;t. na else isMtise Hrartssett gu hetlsaf naS &C.
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fpIsrst9 5dt II = D. ;. .. Sduits tit bI aIteRe r~eselnabi9e
sra6uirte Arst, peI&er u Baltimore an3e9eS Nbt. Setne Brarts
Ii In ben Iesten Sa5rea eae 70 G~nSSehebnte sereen NIB er Bat
s~rautbetten Ia euea 3daea nab naMbere III 2 BIZ s fasen ssbeilt.
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Iiaen unb befcnssrS SrennSeH, ben peslsemstnka Satb ~ erttei-
len, wDbI baranf IN a3en, bak Fe ntdt barR BITE tn faIf9en an-
ltsen F& ~braaenben OuadiaIber serLrdt ~erbex, Eeltt Serfprs-
aHnssn MAIDEN, beren Grfannns ieISR teH %srfabrsafssa nas beRsa
N rsfpn foH uurnkoIh IN .E
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@rpccrtes, 2Setnc, &ta6rS &C.
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