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ST. GATHERINGS, May IL.
The broken lock in the Welland Canal is repair
ed, and navigation was resumed this morning.
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PER ExPREss-We acknowledge the receipt Of
New York papers, through ahead of the mails, per
the American Express Company.
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JOHN BELL IN PHILADRLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL.
The Hon. John Bell is at the Pierre House, in
this city, and preparations are making for grand
serenade to him Tomorrow night.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse ran away on Kinsman
AtrseI yesterday morning. The boy was who was
driving was thrown out and seriously hurt. We
did not learn his name
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CONTENTION.

PoRT JARVIS, May IL.
Hon. James Kelley, Hon. David Dudley Field,
John A. c. Gray and several other delegatea 10
the Republican Convention, are passengers on the
Express tain on N. Y. & E. Railroad this morn
ing en- route for Chicago.
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Tho Railway.

ROAD TO THE Oh REOIoNs.-The Erie Register
says that Mr.. Andrews is now engaged in survey
ing a line for the contemplated Railroad through
the olregion. He started from a point on the
sunbury about one mile below Union, and viii
probably reach Franklin during next week. 1t is
bis intention to run several lines.
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K. ACCIDENT.
RoSE POINT, Nay IL.


The passenger train from here to Montreal ran
over a COW last eeening. The baggage car was
thrown down an embankment and J. McHenry,
baggage master, was seriously hurt. There was
no other injuty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
scd Snuff, 60 to G. Dietz III suDeriOr-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

AooIDENT.-A Mr. Harris, residing upon st
Clair Street, broke his leg yesterday, by falling
from shouse.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

wsse advertisements of DR.. sanTOrd's Liver
Invigor4tOr.
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n DYEi HAIR DYEIi HAIR DYE
VIM. 4. BathelOr,s Hair Dye!

The ONiV harmless and reliable Dye klOaca.
The Original and best in the world
AllstneTs mere limitations and should be avoided
ou Wiah escape udicule.
GRAY, BED OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed inEtGntlT 10 a
beauthl and natural Brown Black, without the least
INJURY to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
VErds1 VIM A. Bachelor since 1893, and over $4,000
applications have been made the Hair Of his Parsns Of
his fszaOus Dyes.
WA A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE proSlcss a color
be Distinguished from nature. aud il WARRANTHD
Eot q uurs in the least however lOng nay Be cOatHued
And the ~ effect Of Bad Dyos emedi6d the Hair invigOr
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied In private TOOmBl at the NS
faGtory No. 253 Broadway N. Y.
Sold in ell cities and of the United States By Drug
TEts and Fancy Goods Dealess
q The genuine has The nsms and address upon Gtssi
slate engravine o fOcr sidsa Of each Box Of
WIN. A. BATCHELoR,
iaHlI No. 233 Broadway, n. Y
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&s- Caleb Turner keeps that basket of his well
hllsd with delicious candy and popcorn.
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SUSPENSION or THE HALF FARE RULE.-Ata a
meeting of the five Presidents who compose the
Railroad Executive Committee at Cincinnati on
Thursday, the following resolution Was passed
Whereas. 1t is the opinion of the officers of =
ice, that sufficient notice has not been given Of sh1
intention to suspend half fare rates to religious
bodies and Conventions, under the rule adopted az
the meeting held at Columbus, March LIST 1900.
Therefore II is ResOlped, That action under the
rule be suspended until January LIST, 1851.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

PLAIN AED ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
EPlain an ornamental printing Of every description
done Ct the Printing Establishment Of ths LEADER Once
the latest improved and mosl rapid Steam Presses in
the bss style, on Shor notice. and reasonable rates.
Particular attention paid blank work Every desorip
tion Of Binding dona especially Blank Rocks, Ledgsrs
Journals. Sales BoOks. RsosiTtnG Books, &C. &e.
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TNPORTANT TO FFMALEs.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS in these Pills are the result Of long and
expensive praces They mild in their operation, and
eeTtaiu IN CORRECTLY 81 inegulartiss Painful Mshsrua-
stous removing an Instructions whether from cold
otherEss hssdaehs pn in the sic, palptstion Of the
heart whites all nervous affections hysteIics fBtisus
rai in the hack and mhs Ec, disturbed sleep which
arIs0 from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the oommsncsment Of a new IN the trsstmsnt Of
boBs irregularities aud obstruCiions which have consigned
50 many Thousands Of the yOun the beautiful and tie be-
owed 10 q Premature G7Ve. No female enjoy good
oafh unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
hes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most edeciual remedy ever knOWnf or all
paius peculiar Females. To all inVhi
unhs iaduclq 5ifh ceriOHfg periodical regularity. They
ere known % thousands whe hAya used them st deren
psds throughout the country having the sanction OfsOme
81 the einelf Dhvsicans IN Aeod Explicit dETsc
mons dfag chen and Uhsn hsV should not be Hsed with
sseh BoEhs Prize Oae Dollar each boz containing 20
Available psmphlet TO be had free Of the Agents Pills
GHf b. nal promptly, BY enclosing price 10 the General
Agent Sold b. Druggists generally
r, B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
l65 Chambers St.. New York.
s8ld In Cleveland At VIM. Fisk's and Salord Ham
monde, dec7eOWdEw:R10
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DAMAGES FOR A RUNAWAY SLAVE,-At the
late Circuit Court of Pendleton county, Ky, in
the case Of Martin ct al. VS. the COvingtOn and
the escape Of the negro Tom, something more
than year ago, verdict Of 81 900 was rendered
10 favor of the plaintiff This verdict establishes
that carriers are responsible for slave property
escaping by means OF their transit.
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ga STITCH m rnu s.vu. Nnu."-A

a aeeideAts pA hagDea ssI rs0ulasI asss 4
very desirable to have ehsap snd eCavsnsni way
ior repairing Furniture. Toys, Crooksry. sc.
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STATE SABBATH sCHOOL CONvrNTIoN--sEO !
OND DAY.--Ths Convention met at o'clock. A
number of short speeches were made.
Judge Young from the Committee to examine
tho State Committees report, reported the report
satisfactory.
The following are the totals Of the statistical
statement submitted by the State Executive Com
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GODEY.-EIswks & Bro. have Godey's Lady's
Book for June-s capital number.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
sArURDAY mORNING, MAY 19, 1850.

~ The Daily Morning Leader iH for sale at
Hawks, J. 8. Matson's snd 0lmsteds newsdepots
Al news dspots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
1t ouinlanS. us Ontario Street.
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EXCURSION TICKETS 10 FHR
Chicago Convention
5000
THR MOUND TRIP.

PASSENGERS CAN TAKE THE
A. OCEAN or MAY QUEEN a. O'Clock p. N ar
nys az Detuit neK morning ~ time inject wi
morning train on ho M. g. X. RI sIriving ui Chicago
same afternoon IN time for tea
Tickets good for two DAYS amer u Clnyenm udoups
mayllAt A. PIEhCE, Con Az.
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COW in Westmorsl and county gave birth 10 a
calf the skin of which was turned wrong side cut
the body destitute of entrails, the tail he back
near the head, and the fOrelegs set in unnatural
nlaeea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

EY-A single bottle fSPALDlNG's PREPARED CLUB
wi lines It's annually % sFsTy household "A
SOll by all prominent StationeS, DruREigtls hnearS
aud Furniture Dealers, drOcers and BancT Stores
PREPARED GLUE, when making W their liS. & VII
stand any cllmaf
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EV-For Market and Marine Report. see an pngs.
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TRAVELRRSS REGISTRR

Cttsena Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the above
stevens Omnibus Line BY leaving their Rddesa At the
die House.
April 10 1890
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

HARD UP-The Local of the Pittsburgh Ca
zstts is either fSarfuly hard up for items, else
gives unbOunded credit to the Credulity of his
readers. Witness the following from the Gszstte
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WHEELER's WATER DRAWER

COMMANDS THE ADMIRATION
J N everv lover Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKEN
PfCF T with the improv vementa attached. make ii 1HR
HTgr article in use for raising Water Iem Well Of
% cHisk 90 cheap -
II n mad N sppaaTance and occuDea little spsce, 6Imuls
in construction and not Liable 70 get Our Of order Call
and 80 II Is recommends itself
]. E. WHEELER co Ptouristars.
HeWlt's Block, vineyard ST.
Cleveland, Ohio, f5s-s
and County Rights for sale R2l
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.FAsT TINE ON THE BELLEFoNTLINB LINE
The St Louis Democrat says:
John Brough, Of the Bellefontaine line, was on
train OF his own road q few days ago, which
had been detained By freight car breaking down.
Although twenty minutes behind time aad By the
schedule required 70 run 20 miles 20 hour, Mr..
Brough telegraphed to clear the track and put the
passenger train through 10 time 20 save the con,
uection 1t Crestline, running ninsty-fVe miles u
two hours aRd twenty-five minutes.
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n .ANGsTROTH on THE HONEY

r ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
IL BEE rk is row admi ted to be the most
practical, and By far tne best extanf Tbs directions
the management Of Beos most minute and reach ey-
possible conngeacy and accident 10 which bees
are liable. Its well known that Mr. angst 9th is the
inventor Of the celebrated MOVABLE COMB BEE
HIVE which invention has given such impetus to Bee
keeping during the last two years By his nveniian all
the honey not wanted for the support Of the winter
be taken away without destroying niurng the bees
The work IS fully supplied With cuts ilustrsiing every
poin to correct understanding Of the manage
mont Of the swarm
One volume, 40s pages 81 - For sa'sby a
]. B. COBB co Cleveland o.
GAY AND SEAi-A New Novel,
~ by the Author Of . Wide, Wide world,' &c. 2Eos
Pncs nc,o S2Oo For sails by J. B. COBB CO.
4 ETTER8 FROM SWITZERLAND
II BY samuel IreBauS Prime, Author of Travels in
the Fasr. For sale by CoRB 4 co.
OPALDlN0'S PREPARED GLUE
10 (MENDS EYERYTHIhG.)
fSbIs "' ] B. COBB co.
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NEW ApvERTlsRmRNrs

II. D. Kendall Co-NsW Goods.
EarEO spsaT-Produce CommissiOn Merchants.
Aosdsmy Of Music-GsoEgs Ramwsll-Jack Sheppard
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eptrtal Notiffe.

~ For aas fixtures ana Fitting, apply as
Foeo, EEswoRTH = CO.. Cor, Superior q Ssnsos sis
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sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE

SPALDiNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such smsrrsnciss ard no hOzsshsa an a -
be without It, II Is always ready and . he Gang
point There longer necessity for hmpins ehnirl
sDntsrsd yeneers headss dou and bsoksn cradles Il
Just the ares for she'll. and ohsr ornamsRia
work, popular with adSs Of reansmsnt and tlSts.
This admirable preparation s uasd cold bsing chsnica'
y held in solution Bnd possessing all the valuable qua
Of the best sabnet-nakerS glue. Il may be uSod n Ne
place Of ordinary mueilags being VastlS n-0 adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MIA brush accompanies each bOstls. PnOS. 2O,s.
WAOlesalG D,gOs. No g Cedar lirs.t. N.s Yea.
Address, HENRY c sPALDING q 90.
BOX No. SDO NEW YORK.
NJ for Dealers in csses eontaniag four sisht and
twelve dOEen-a beautiful LlhsgIHBh shoWeard aecompa
~ ng each package.
TIA single bottle fsPALDINGsPREFARED GLUE
will save lines its annually % h0usahOd "a
SOlI by all prominent Stationery pTuREisLa, HneaIS
A1 CooSlTv sSaS s l uo,s % sPIIpIEcs
PREPARED GLUE, when making W their lif- b EiE
stand any cllmat
sPALDIKG,s PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EYERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY DRUGGISTs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALLINs's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURHIsHING SfoRE4
sPALDINe's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
sPALDINe's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GooDs DKALKRs.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEs
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured BY
HENRY C. sPALDRG s CO..
"a Cedar street. New York.
address Post-ofacs box No 800.
Annexed Is an alpha betcal list Of articles which, II
damaged may restored 70 their original strength and
usefulness b.
-nn-nu@ nUnn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

DR. J. HosTETTER's BITTERs,-These BitterI
es uhvorraiy aakn0vsdged to be preventive and
curn for Fever and AsRo Via uenoe, HsaEmssa Of ths
soma.h and other like alotions Their effect upon the
Esomir most mraeulnuz they give healthy tone 10 the
system, remove 81 morbid aud IN fact thoroughly
cleanse tbs system Of al iupuries The propreoTs n
presenting this preparation re public, assure them that
On nagu case when ha. bssn used according their
directions hiss been knoWn h "a but the couray
nsW vrtuus have been discovered use To those az
actsi wh nny the sb s Of the body the "Pitters
offered speedy and certain cure. Try tbom and
fsrm your opluiee.
Fog e BY Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
Hdby Hosaettor smith, Soils ProprO,oru 5s wuior and
R RFrent streets, Pittsburgh. naSeIW
"HUMAE FRAILTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RR-
SEARCHES,n
Should be read every body. II treats Of sdleinho cd
diseases and tho results Of early ma-praeiics The
hn frequently lead 10 unhappy marriages their relief and
pTeYenon with copous Instructions the method
OF disPslns the mingiviags that Frequently take hold
those about 70 enter into tho marriage stats. work S
beautifully illOFrated with coloed sngraVingn, and
nuueht with wholesome udvice and oKhortaiiOnE
sold b. Dr.. BARROW. lsi BlsoeksEHrSot, N. Y. Price
q cents. Sent rrOe everywhere,
E7-Sod also by GAYLORD 4 HAbMoND sn8 VIM
EfSKE. Druggists, Cleveland. o, n,vs
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NORTON,s OINTmRNT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULAi
Permanently cures scaldhsad. RngVOrmS and AL Itching
Erupti1ns Of the Skin.
mis- ointment psnstratss the basa OF the disease
soss 20 its very source-and it m the flesh beneath
% the skin on the surface Sold in large glass boxes price
G0eeuis.
Prepared by GERRTT NORTON, Proprietor, New York
SOD bv STRONG ARMSTRONG gsb2s
DR. McCLINTocK's OeLD AND CoUsH Nix
EgRR-Auong the cold and cough "remsdiss that AOOd
Tie market this alone stands lie solid basis Of true
medical science Dr. kIcChutock stands in the fore mon
Of the profession lie stakes his reputation what he Of
fsu the sick genuine curative. Never has thi
prepuraton falsifed his guaranty. Price & cenla.
sold by WM. FISKE, and by STRONG B ARM
EfRoN6 Cleveland fsb8
HIIR DYEI HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

MIcHIeIE SOUTHERN RALROAD.-Fhe official
statements 5f the earnings Of the Michigan South.
arn Rnadln Apri, Is az folIoRs;
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PITTSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE & CHIoAoo.-Ths
following is statement of the earnings OF the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Co.
during the month of April compared with the
same period of last year:
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NEW YoRk CENTRAL RLILRoAD-Ths following
Is a statement of the earnings Of the New York
Central Railroad for the month of April, 1860,
compared with Its earnings for the corresponding
month of the previous year
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

holloWAFs LIS AND 0INTHENT.-Old
,.olent uiesruiou1 where spark Of vitality
hnrsrs shis Ointment viii induce speedy cure Il pen
o,rss to the heart Of the ulcer sWsng and BY eoun-
tsrrrtnnt action stimulates the absorbeuts to renewed
sao and ~ subiuias the naammaon Greatest new and
hsalthy Aesh The PILLS. By purifying the blood, eoRsidsr
ably expedite the operation.
I sold By all DsuggTs Al Sc e2o aud 81 per box or
pot NAYS
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NdbrsBret1e

NT Cur beiDnOeren SenntntBnobr1e.
Stnwannerer une Setfenbe fpnten fetr pDriatte fetn, e4e tie tire
giuette fuufen uno iDlten r%tetelten nur ron fOltsn ansefeatea
@e, mten taufen, mefde ron ibrem Getaff leben. ntdt dbcr srn
W9aflern pter 3wifdentrdeern, ia tie font Der fSefatr ousselest
1nb, bef6ptneelt gu nsreer lnb tbr Sch urfCnf d~usseben.
Ourdfabrt8z8tlette .se.
mad duen Ebetfen bcs @efeua inb gu tuten BET
@b. &. $iISebrqnDt,
{@ General. Grttgranteu=Nee Der 8alttnpre- Hno
SttD= @iienbaGn.
soson SEQ. 81 Sbar1e8itr., Baltimore.
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In fr1ftiaeS Mlter nner rim friihieitincr SpO
Sreben III erf6ienen unb fir % Gents
III 6dbeR Set 8 81 Gdbmibt, So. s.
. 81. @apfr. eeeenibcr eer 3iOnsl6ule.
Oer Sm9enD,pie9ei
M rbie @ebeimnife beS Sc
M ld~ledtS=l
I'm 8. Nuf1age, Il,
KS ron 81. 9. eubariH, prattifber arSt
8. Nuflage, M
- r. @ 0sL~HE A~AVk4Fxan 0.

sr .s IN y htcagp Su. ~
Die Snssnb. Die Ntannbett ub Has alter, Iae IOlten ntefes
BUD lelen. Gs eutbdlt nIblt&e 8elebruneen uber bic @rhalture
pe Sdwddeu unO Rrantbetten Der 9elhledtstbetle. fir ) {.
rel6e an cen 70 erf&Epfsnren up fGltnmen 6Ulsen Der nSelbf-
~Seleduno" unb anoerer NuSl6meifungen leipen. Der wfrtbODGe
Ratb u6 be emrrtnalidtn Mnruineen, welde es ertheilt, werben
Sabre Oes getusns perbuten uo iabrli6 Gauienoe SUn eeben ret
ten. Der Seiunsspan, auf Der Mnweneuns Der @lee
ptefeu, Oas bieientsen pdttenten. pte tbr Gelo fur DteOtsn eefpeu
prt bdben, atne eebetlt gu fem, f4 ntGt an bic rehte S3mieee se'
renpet tlben. Smpctens, unfru&tbartett, icwte a0e nerDGfe
eeiosn uno SGArd6en Der @tf6iedtSOrsune tSnnen nur auf elef-
trtfaem Nese rattOnel setetlt werOep. Geeen @tnlenpune pOn
80 Cts. ppffamps wtro es Serem fret sueef6idt wenn man
brelfrt: Or. S. Qubdrfh. @btedaU. STU. 1881 ifrwl
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0crmifdbte Nusetecm.
@innrr'S NfGhmnicbtne.

Die @6netter bieiiger Stabt. Ippie ale pricuen. peIte eite
suite @dbmai9ine gu BADEN wlnifeG lrnteg hh erinuer4s
r0eno cine mleere, une 10 aud aWetmdl 10 ptet @elb
nbriu8t. 0HIes matt nniere ~4toitinen 81 ben btlld9-
in 6ieToer Stobt in Operation AT &Sten, gSeiten unb 9cen une
ba6en' ibre etsner Ostt bic sontt a,tsitsn IN ben Sinh s.tu1 S asiest mg gS
lid, IN me. melte cine Der b eten Ed BIN al 6tnen, bic
m Cssbraut fno, BADEN nbdteu, ipIten in nnierer Otflce;
SEQ. 159 BaltimpreItrdBe
no, fpre6en. mo Gebrau1s Nnnsiiunseu IN oeutider, eu9lfder.
~ronffSdibcr uub ieontThet Spra6e gu boben ino unb mo- mir Sc
~ fdeine Dtaintne fauft. auf oerielben arbeten lerneu,
sd,ift nob etnem @remplar BON Stn9er'8 N6bmaidinenz3e is
ana. 9e MaIhinen perben Elm 9aHse8 Sobr mad ibrem 9lnfauf
oon 1nS in ooner Sronuns unb &eparation sebalten.
(Fb2S,i) SO. q. Brpbertt, Meent
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Gi0ener &reUo TT OUIOeS iDertp
W1lpcefter QuEbanfs nnO StdOts 0eiellld]dft.


Sn benz Gntpifelunessunee her &ntebluns tb mir batin ges
langt, ben werthpraiens unb wi6ttgfen Ehetl bes StabteebteteS
Opn @ee SdrbCr @it9 in ben RreiS Der 0erbeneruneen All 3ieben
unb eOts i'm .SafentEeile her StaOt, su benz fur has erfe GaIfene
r~fsefeaten Yrets pn $l25 gum @erfauf 5u brtnsen, unb apur
Iabiunsen DUn S.. 8reie Deebs tn better 8prm eardnttrt. Die
SnangrtHndbne btefes Stoctttetls If nun iDrpbl trrn t6dfen
Sntere0e fur bic Misunderstanding ais aud piele @erer5tretbenbe
Od8u %brGneen. DpdS, 9Bberften unb @erbinbunesfrd6en re eth
Steamer CUR Serfeaune neuer, reeelndetser Uerttnbune nit
fen=gprf unb Bottom, werben aus unb ndbrenb Der GntntdeIuns
oiefes planes BON Der @eeIi6aft eebaut, unb bic NusfGbrune
Ipieies 9ldnes rtrb tn &nr3e ben Gentrulpuntt fur bic umeeSenb
mad unferer Stact leeen.
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