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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
Letter from a ..wa.hed' Hlbernian.

IHesers Campbell 4 AeDerFaot:
GENTS. IL saw n communication the
other day, taken from the New ! ork INDIE
pendent, headed San Irishman's Suffer- lgs
lin South Carolina,' from which learn
that James Power, a native of Wexford,
Ireland, was engaged MS stone cutter
| on the State House, Mt Columbia, s. O.,
\ and that, on certain occasion, he remark
| ed, in the presence of some of the ehiEal-
| nv, that a white laboFef in the South was
| looked upon lag an inferior anu degraded
man. For this grave and serious offence
! he was arrested, brought before the Mayor
and afterwards handed over to the Figl-
lance Committee, who, in connection with
the police of the city, and in the presence
of a number of the members of the Legis-
lature, caused poor Powers to be taken
miles out OF town, and gave him SO lashes
Mt the hands of negro, causing, the re-
mort SAYS, blood to flow at each LASH
Then q coat of tar and feathers followed
ON the wounded mans lacerated body.
Now, Messrs. Editors, number of my
Hibernian, and other Democratic friends,
say there is no truth in the above-that it
is Black Republican lie, &c. Ny object,
therefore, is to give any Democrat an OPP
portunity to prove its falsity, if he can;
and If he cannot, then claim the right to
call upon my countrymen in this city: to
no longer help such party to power, for
be assured that what was done in Columbia
would be done in Ohio county, if the
would-be chivalry had the power. Will
the Union defend the chiyalry of South
Carolina, or stand by the cOuntrymen of
Emmett aud Montgomery? We shall see.
Respectfully one'of the. washed Hiber-
mans, THOMAS O'BRIRN.
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the United States or other satisfactory
funds OF security for the payment to policy
holders of all losses that may be sustain
ed by them.
By Mr.. HoTPMAN-Of prohibiting the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad from charging
or receiving for the, transportation of pas
sengers or freight from or to any point ON
said road within this Commonwealth, and
within four miles of the Ohio river greater
sum than one to be ascertained by taking
from the smallest sum charged or received
for the like through transportation, from
the terminus 81 tle said road to the other,
such specific sum or specified proportion
ate sum as would justly compensate said
Company for taking on or putting OF such
passengers or freight, and adding thereto
such proportion of the residue of such sum
charged or received for such through trans
portation as the distance of such interme-
date TRANSPORTATION bears to that of such
through transportation and enforcing
such prohibitions and such forfeitures and
other penalties as may be proper: or OF
providing thatif the Company shall charge
or receive for such transportation as first
| aforesaid, any greater sum than such rs
aforesaid, the real and personal estate OF
the said Company when thisi Common
wealth, shall be taxed according to the
the actual value thereof, as of individuals;
or if otherwise regulated. the charges and
receipts of said Company for such trans
portatiOn, as first aforesaid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07


TIE Washington States (ultra-Demo-
cratic paper,) comedies Sherman's election.
1t gives it up thusj
s.In tactics, it must be confessed that we
are no match for our opponents. They
have purpose, while we resort to make
shifts. Their candidate is just as fresh in
the esteem of his supporters now as when
he entered the arena. Ours, eminent ns
were his qualifications, was forced to re-
tire, in order that inconsideratc expert
ments might be tested. South American
diplomacy was at the bottom of it, and
South American diplomacy has succeeded
in getting the democracy into such confu-
sion that there is butlittle hope thatit will
ever regain the position which it attained
on the first day of the session. There were
perhaps not less than twenty democratic
members who believed that they could be
elected by the odds and ends which AR.
Bocock had failed to unite. Delusive eX-
pectdtion! But it had the effect to infiu-
ence the over-sensitive Virginian to volun-
tarily withdraw his weighty name from the
contest. Al has been chaos since an our
ranks, and so teilk likely Fe'.di" until the pho
rally rule shuA be adopted, tehen John Sher-
man piH speedily be conducted to the Speak
er'S chair. Bnt when will that occur, our
anxious readers will inquirer All! that
question we cannot answer. 1t must be
weeks---it may DO months. But, alas! it is
inevitable" g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

rs peculiarities of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the sex
is subjected, demands an occasional re-
course TO astimulants. 1t is important,
however, that,these shall be of harmless
nature, and al the same time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetters Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. Its
effects in all cases of debility are almost
magical. at restores the tone ofthc diges-
tive organs, .infuses fresh vitality into the
whole system and gives that cheerfulness
to the temperament, which is the most
val liable offeminine attractions. The pro-
prietors feel themselves fiattered from the
fact that many of the most prominent med
ical gentlemen in the Union have bestow-
ed encomiums upon the Bitters, the virtues
of which they have frequently tested and
acknowledged. Therc.are numerous coun-
terfeits offered for sale, oil of which are
destitute oftmerit, and positively injurious
to the system. en- e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

Ma. BoYDRN. receiver of public money at
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, at 8 o'clock P.
NJ, on the eth ult, WAS sitting in his Of
nee at his counter with his back to the
door, making up his account with the gov
ernment, preparatory to leaving for Dubu-
que. when person entered the door, turn
ed the key, stepped up behind Mr.. Boyden,
and, putting out the light with one hand,
and placing the other over his month, in
an instant inserted an instrument into Mr..
BIS mouth, which prevented his calling
out for assistance or making any alarm, at
the same time presenting pistol to his
head, and threatening him with instant
death if he made the least noise. He then
proceeded to bind and gag Mr.. B., and
tied him to the legs ola large writing desk
in the room. The robber then took from
the safe, which happend to he open, $500
in gold. and went out the front door. All
in less than eight minutes. Mr.. Boyden fl
nally succeeded in attracting attention and
was released
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

Tus police authorities of Berlin, in
1856, interdicted the journals from insert
ing advertisements for wives, on the ground
that such things were PROCLAMATION of the
sanctity of marriage. A man recently
wanted to advertise for wife, but in con-
sequence of the prohibition, no newspaper
would accept the advertisement. He ac-
scordingly applied to the Minister of the
Interior, and thatfunctionory has just an
swered that there is no law against such
advertisements, the newspapers may insert
them, provided they contain nothing Of
fensiye. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

TIE failure of Cooke & Sargent is caus-
ing much trouble in Iowa. Wildcat is iii
the affair, und that feline beasts claws
scratch. deeply, and make cruel wounds.
Western communities would be wise to
act in accordance with the motto of tia
AackintOshes, "Touch not the cat with
out the gfove,"-that is, put on mailed
gloves when you would fight tho cat
The tiger, which is often fought in the
West, is not half SO dangerous as the Wild
cat, which is the cunningest as well AS the
cruellest of all BEASTS Of prey.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

THEE is sickness among the Judges at
Washington, two of those of the Court Of
Claims being too ill to work; and SO are
Justices fancy and Daniel, of the U. s.
Supreme Court. Chief Justice fancy is
very old, and cannot be expected long to
hold the post tc which he was appointed q
quarter of a century since, by President
jackson, by way of reward for the services
he had rendeted to the administration in
the Bank war. He is subject to attacks of
illness, and ought to have resigned long
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
A Southern German Paper on the
Rnnnhlicnn Gall.
CONS RnowN As 9lDEAL" * MAnYLAND.

! JOHN BROWN An 4IDEAL' IN MARYLAND.
| The -Zeitung, q large and neatly
printed German paper of Baltimore, de-
votes q column, and half TO discussion
OF the call fora National Convention re-
Gently issued by the. Republican National
| Committee. 1t will surprise many of our
treaders to learn that while, the whole,
the call is highly approved, it is criticised
only because it does not take sufficiently
strong ground against slavery. We trans
late:
"Although the call has here and there
/ grave omissions, (for example, passing
over the infamous man hunting law in
silence,) it will, nevertheless, be hailed
, with lively joy by every trccdom-loving
man, for what it does say is excellent"
! But the most remarkable passage in the
article is the following, relative to that
! portion of the call which promises prOtec-
ton of the States aguinst,Hcts of violence:
"When the call declares in favor of
| upholding the rights of the individual
! states, and protection of the States against
deeds of violence, it of course condemns
! emphntically the heroic martyr BTOTn, the
representative of aggressive abolitionism.
| although 1Ce generate and admire BrOrn as
an ideal, we cannot, from a practical stand
point, see any wrong in this condemnation
of his act, since it serves as foil to set
! off Mt better advantage the rebuke of
the violence which the shareholders and
their democratic retainers have committed
in the territories, and the reasonable de-
signs of the South"
The article characterizes the doctrine of
tho bred Scott decision as ''rascally,"
| (scurkisch,) and Southerners who threaten
/ dissolution as "brawlers.,'
Would it not be we'll for democratic
members of Congress, who take 50 much
interest in Helperss book, to bestow some
attention upon the newspapers published
/ at tho South2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

Y The London papers contain accounts Of
the annual meetings of the shareholders
of a large number of copper companies
Blk of them made dividends, but as the.
amount only of the dividend is given and
hot the rate per cent, and the paid up
capital is not reported, we cannot judge
how profitable has been the WORKING.
Eleven companies show profit, but. nlaks
no dividend, and several Of thcm have
made new assessments Seven others are.
reported, with the balance on the wrong
side of the profit and loss account.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

IN its review Of this teat, the n. Y.
Times says "tHo crowns haze been taken,
,une from the "forehead villairous low Of
the hated Ferdinand of Naples, uns from
the lowlY brow of the gentle stephahis Of
Portugal, The cruel feh wentto his bloody
aecoun! id far off India, and the swsetYoics
of one of the worlds sweetest Bihget1,
Madame Bosioi Was frozen into silence
amrng the SHOWS Of Stp Petersburg. Bua
" and prosperous as tifs has heen, death
has beet btay aud tfospeEsd too. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

NORTH WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA.
WHsHLISd, January 18th, $500.
FTNtiE ANNUAL ELECTION ron SIX DIRECTORS
i on the part OF the Stockholders for the Parent
Bank At Wheeling, srd Five for zach cf tbs Branches
az WellHburg ParE ersbur8 aud JStiersohVle VIII ID
held at the Banking hohSe in Wheeling, TUESDAY,,
8AH SEYEETEESIH OF JANUART, 1850. being the
third Tuesday Of the month, between the hOtFS Of
eleven O'Clock A.. ", aud three O'Clock P. n.
jeR5-tiIIITt Cashier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
ThH N'ashinston correspondent of "a

THE Washington correspondent Of tkt
Pbiiudribhid Nsrti American writes
"fhe gr0ggsry In tho House Pest Office
Is still Iii full operation, and whisky furs
free TO uiI who bars votes in eiurtlHE the
officers Of the House. How riaHv Gr6 to
be Purchased Nith drinks. we shalt te
better dbis 10 Judge after the election, a
sreggePy and Restaurant had etl5tGd In Il
GEt6fnent Foom Of tito CGtltci for .suuis
SsaEs previous 10 tho tohimeHsef1Eht IF
tho N8Sth coHsfsssg but nu ecohcr siAs
Mf, wihthrhp ttsetet Ereassr Of that CcGs
stgss than hs RErg an ufdsg TO ttiG sefa
gSaft'tts Aft.is % etsAr ths Rraegufy egt
E5Fthwi!hp ard II va tfetuttiY s*tensSdr
New 9 fee grtgBsry Is rs:Hbllehed vi tbs
's s9.is.3 forti shd Whit fsr stsps Of tbs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
GerislntIve News,
bits wnttH HAVE pERS INTRODUCED INTO
ruE itoUsA or DBtbuATEs,

Mr.. Thomas s. Raymond of Marion, of4
fered the following resolution in the AuusS
Of Delegates, which Mas adopted
Res0tred, That tho Governor of this
Commonwealth be requested to cbmhunis
cato to this House, MS soon as convenient
the amount CT tho cyst incurred ID arrest.
Ing John bFuwn and his associates at Hare
perso Ferry, together with the amount uxs
PENDED Ii guarding; the rrluVnsra Mt
GharicssuHn, tho number Of troops .urqsrz
cd irtu that service, ttid from what points
they ~efr taken, low long gdch COMPANY
continued III service, The expense Of sransa
boStutlun, together with this natiIuB Of ths
rohmahdahts Of c0mpunira, Rbld officers
AMI tbs staff gf1.ters If tiit commanding
senbFai, md aist What hNmbet 81 troops
IS sill! cdHtlnued ID the setYirs at 6hatlsss
tNtf4 IL - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

THn Datctdt Territorial election, Is has
bssn definitely aucefsaIhed, resulted III ths
6iertIbn of BE. kiddst III congregational
delegate We shalt hhYe taretsh aStihs
iuf kdnaIsei5h Inad ths talon befeFs huff
the caahtts shall have hsafd Of chs Terri.
terry If NJ den't iteA Rflsr hesr Thsy
grew alRtes Ia tbs Ttfstt iihv geusds,
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Ma. J. FRAxk KExsBE, sceneograp

Ma. ]. FRAxk KExsEE, sceneographie
Artist, exhibited to us yesterday afternoon.
specimens of three different Photographic
pictures which he had been out taking at
Bethany. He had one of the Faculty,
one of the College buildings and grounds,
and one of the residence of the President.
All three of them are excellent and occur
ate. He bore with him a letter of COM
mendation, signed by the College authori-
ties, stating that these views were, in their
opinion, the best, the most accurate and
finished of any that have been before taken
out there. To this recommendation We
can add that of our own, being well ac-
quainted with the subject matter of Mr..
Keyser's views, and would say to the
friends of the College here and else
where, who want good picture, that they
can get it from Mr.. Keyser.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

A tealsYitls correspondent ct thg n, II
ZINES thinks GAal silheg Nj aathlis 81
Me- Douglas will bs the HomIass Of she
GAattsBleN 6oAtsatish, We sbsii sssr.eF
FSidsg, ~ bhaB't see sitter Of sAsm asMi,
hHtetf, 81 st, = ..8=T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

HAFatdt hes FrllleB N pemphles Of Hlasy
Pagss 70 Tbs youth Of Italy' This ySsth
will be ePt 70 let II ai0R9 ssFsTsly, Rnd
Ihay puVhrte, iaE ha StylsI tbs 9aPO the
gIsa! ei tbs gsRIaG 0fSVIl, &sa Vi MI.
gusts ARH1l5l, tEsa-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

2 2. ,sssY Isap has msds ny bef Rlua 70 60.
AN and sF6es M Aaylam for dssassd UIag,
en-, Otto, her husbsRd, II 10 sid, HahdsTE
bsF Ensssy-hS flights Ibs 'igaEll fsFRsiS
tbs YFstGhi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

bews. MAST ttgy had she sasFMsmssss
AgRA g ses ks!sw seE9t Such dggrge
Of Geld IL MI very myllI Il enc san thHhs
Gee Agat isi bat what must Il be tsF the
hegssla.s peer I $hsEs il. n great deal Of
p9stEF 10 WlnisF, bot God RlPs alI msB
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

GHRRlr SIXTH thinks of going to Er-
rope, aud the SenGte's conmiste Of eIE5ni=
nation into tLe uarpar's Fs.fy war"
thiax Of hay;rq tina; Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
from the Cleveland Herald, OF Yestcrtlay.1
cleveland and Pittaburgh r.. Il.

- The board of Directors met last night
after the General Election, and confirmed
the former stafof officers, as follows,
President-J. n. McCULLoUGH.
Secretary-E. ROCKWELL,
Eeneral Freight Agent-W. W. CHAHp-
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That Ppst l1sIIsTR 8sRHySsR gsiS $40 3
llps teT bic mGglslBA poetry,
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General ricke. Aeent-F. r. NtYRn.

4 General Ticket Agent-Ft Z. MYBR,
Master Aachinist-J. HorES.
Paymaster--R, r, SMITH.
The FORMER Assistant superintendent G,
ter staffuf officers than the above could poss
sibly have been appointed for the road,
and the board have shown their wisdom
by confirming them. They g"er lub0red
to girs tho greatest possible tehefit beth to
the Stockholders and to the public
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TO the BeIDrnsSeH and Poisoned Cts
teens OF wheeling AiAa Vicinity.

TO the BeHbrhkSed and Poisoned CttH
AEsHA OF Wheeling AiAa Vicinity.
You Quorum with a dslu6O Of the Jilest crn
pounds IN the fora Of -Alruioli9 DrinkS that
Smaratrd fum that rest CT sUesty, the IaQsOh Kka-
They sold to you az luxury, they dispShsed
10 you NJ liedcine, and in either cass the effect lie
the satnsI
There IL but Nat 70 sseaps, and thpt Is to iiss
a. luxury ct ntdieamsrt safS aid reliable stimb.
nut Gold under stamp and SEAL which rElEEs 1t cgrs
tain that 1t hes mot tsgu tunpgrgd With Such al
Artirls ID t. .--.
Charles London Cordial Gin
with is distilled tidtr BspEVloh Of tbs BliIssh GCF'
srutnsnt Is dsiicAtsS favored outfits ANY otsf Gjr)
With Of tbs most raltsbs rsstysattSVS Of ths
fssStsSs ElnEdon,, ard IL ~ fur tbs nest hsa:ths
beverage sAIsHt,
THh stSF SsrSEas FH:stgfISs 5r ttKeFE iSB AAt4'
tt4 Httt Bly recommend SIS gsS y ss als ard hgeHtsl
bat BFggrigV Il g tasdi.ias Whsfs s:laUlGnt Is
tsaHlFtJr
ITS fssltH sSs will hBd Il not vaiJ pleasant Cufr
dls tissS esfiaiu rSist ia IasfBgs y rsFis4itai
shaFEse4fr
AN,lTsltIt eHssiHi " aE EAsss Fuesvsss il
tsFtg.Ig FgFs, ais s festsFRtFs mssts iFstAFsSis,
Esia SHY Ia sasEt p! pint itIla, " al sstssisIsp
SFsEERsl Sc
ysg Gals IN %Lssllas ", " grHr tA.sAs 4 tn
q tlsla sGfsS,, r. b. sGilssR9p tis Asfhst s'g Esd
6BfIgRD g, eJlARt.EA HeHsgsl AHsHt,
RyI7uae4hgiIB
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NJ. De WALLETS
-.-oh Rauraa- 6ov. TavuR

NJ. De WALLETS
Great French Remedy for Female Ire
Irregularities.
For StPpreSssd HeHSeS Scdmty, Delaying OF PriTyuI
Gsnses; for Whites LeueorrGea, 'Oit. too SoVrHty
Henstruation, HeddaeIs, and other TEgerin0E duriHg
Tie MeH1I.
An invaluable medicine for females. Ladies' who
suffer from these difficulties and know how uupIsu'-
ant II Is 10 describe them to physician, can aPpre
eiatc the value Of simple remedy, which they may
always have ut hand, and apply at pleasure
1t should be known that the frequent irregularities
to which young females subject unless properly
cured frequently lay the foundation Of diseases Of the
most grave and formidable character but compare
lively few girls glide this period without either
proper aid tho commission Of grave errors, The
advantages Of home remedy for all such will be
duly appreciated,
LAUGI1LtNs BttsHFfELD,
Oet1 DrUOOistE, Monrs st.
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MRS. WINsLOW,

An experienced nursS and female physician, hes a
sOothing Syrup for children teethinE. which greatly
facilitate the prorSss Of tUutns, by ugtruinE this
gums, reducing all Internationally Hlay all pain,
and is regulate the bowels. Depend UPON It,
mothers it will give rest yourselves anil relief and
health TO your Infants Perfectly aafs III all casss.-
SEQ advertisement In another column. 80
suE20 bo1yd&N
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Dividend

NEsFuss sAHEg4 eEsll4P.ISs,
FF4fIE BtR EGFaBs Of THIa tRFfITpFI9S, hs,s
l5s tlsssti ssl q " PIPbsl Rt6sIs5t fs
JtGI ''''S' Nm. Wr0hF, FE'sWrst,
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NOTICE.
HAVE SOLD OCT Ny ENTIRE STOCK OE
/ Boots, Shoes, Gaitsrs, Hats, &C., to Sir. A. y.
Cook.
hereby thank my friends and III" public for their
very liberal patronage heretofore. and ask that they
will bestoW the upon my Successor.
jan6-lw% GEO. H. PRIMM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DROOM WIRE.--GOO lis. No. . / 81 Ga
vaniEed BrOvrn Wire, received by
jan7 PC. HILDRETH BRO - Main st
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Military Ball,

1WE WHEELING RIPLEMEN WILL HAVE 4
Grand Military hall. At Nelcdeon Hall. ON Mon
lay evening. the PtI inst, fD- tine benefit Of thF
Company Tickc:s Uf admission, 81 90.
The Company will parade 1t noon. jaP6-St
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@i0egaer S5eecp i(5 G}pl0ee apertD
GN..AaA QA.aSAMA. -a.aG GAnSA 1arAffSN.e
I Q0u0Q1fs unO Sta0ts 0gfeuj1aff.

DlUCcNeC Gu4USNt8 NAO StuukSVSlEull1ut5A
SIN bent GntwifelungS9an8e ser 4nitetlun9 Fnb mir hatin GEE
langt, ben pertDopuFsn un6 pi6tisaen 1Gefl seS StabtBebtefes
BON $40 9arbpr Sits in ben 8ret8 br @erteferungen 81 stetea
unb 9ptS I'M Safentfeile Der Stabt 81 Rem fir ta8 erfe 3aulenb
f~ageaelten @reis ben $l25 sunt @ertauf SIT brtngen, unb snar
ut Der ~friteren GrSbe tpn 40 BIS $50 5uB unb ntDnattAen @in=
ldblunoet Srn S.. grete Oee6s TIT better 5prnt gdrdnttrt. Die
Snangrifndbane bte{eS Stabttteils TT nrat frn0bl smn ISdFen
Snterefe fir bic 8arlubesBlferar9 as aud btele @eper5trctbenbe
Steamer CUR ~9erfeGun8 ueuer, re8elndBi9er 0~erbtnbun9 nit
5teno-gctf uae 8Sfpn, peFRen aus unb pairenbo ber Gntpidelln8
beeS planes ptrb III 9utje sen GeasyalppNft fut Bic ~prtge8enO
na6 unferer Sta6t le6ar. .slslE
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