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GUTTA PERCHA GOODS.
rENHE undersigned having been ap.
n puinfpd u he

undersigned having been 0Ds
4 pointed hy the
Gutta Percha Manufacturing Co..
o! New YORK, sole agents for the sale of their Goods,
now prepared to take orders from the trade, for
quantities, at the owest New York prices
The article, Gutta percha. is wei known to be
an entirely different thing from India Rubber, with
which, however. 1t is often confounded) possessing
qualities which make it useful for every urpose to
which the latter can be applied, and possessing other
valuable properties which that has not. Unlike India
Rubber it is not effected by oils acids and is war
ranted not to become sticky decomposed in the hot
test Climates 1t also possesses that great property of
value in Rubber. cheapness, costing no more and an
swering better purpose. The article of
Machine Betting,
Made by this Company. is now greatly in use among
the large factories of the East universal testimony
having been given to its superiority over India
Rubber Betting and its equal goodness with the best
Leather article, while the cost is Flexibility
and Durahiiify are here combined We can supply any
size or thickness that may he required. The
Hydraulic Hose
Wade by this Company. is very popular en- account of
its great strength and durability 1t may be subjected
to the hardest without fear of its being torn or
cut by sharp stones or the rough character of the
ground. size is being made which is believed In
be very superior for the purpose of
Hydraulic Mining,
Combining it Dies. the qualities OF STRENGTH,
FLEXIBILITY and DURABILITY: and it can he fur.
nished at moderate cost compared with any thing
else that is capable of doing the amount ofwork
This We supply according to order.
From the vast superiority in all itsrespccts of the
Gutta Percha Clothing,
Made by this Company, large orders have been receiv
ed from the Government. for the use of the
United States Army,
OF coats. pants riding eggna. ponchos etc. Also of
camp mattresses. blankets, Knapsacks. Tent KNAPP
sacks, etc. These last will be found of value to mi
ners and for camping purposes generally.
The trade are invited to examine samples.
CHAS. P. DANIEL h CO.,
So, Commercial street, corner Battery,
june % 3m San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1860-09-22

TooTHAcHE REMEDY.-Chloroform and tan
min in the following oportions-chloroform
half an ounce; tannin, thirty grains, mixed.
Saturate small piece of raw cotton with
thu mixture, end place in the cavity of the
tooth. and instantaneous relief will be af.
forded,
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MRS. WINSLOW.
A experienced Nurseand Female Physician, pre-
IA sents to the attention of mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIND

of any otner
ER HAS IT FAIL
INSTANCE TO EFF
when timely
The hydraulic press., 1860-09-22

rEA. A correspondent of the Wisconsin
Chief thus sums up the characteristics of
human existence:
+" All confidence is lost between man and
man. The bottom has fallen out of every
thing Shrewd business managers are cheat
ing God in their professions, and the devil in
their professions, and the devil in their BAR
gains. Ginger is made out of mustard, and
coffee out of chicory. Young Hyson is rails
ed in the COW pastures, and Young America
in the dram shop. Poor wines are made out
of poor whisky, and Havanas of herbs
Rascality has beco he virtue, and rot-gut
has turned to vinegar. Legislators are
marked as merchants mark goods, and the
peoples funds absorbed by charitable pur-
poses.n
The hydraulic press., 1860-09-22

TOMATO HoNEY.-A. J. Gunnell, Rock Is
land county, Illinois, sends the following re-
cipe, which be says is very good substitute
for honey: "Cut sound, ripe tomatoes in
slices, and press the Juice through cloth.
To each pint of the liquid add one pint of
sugar, and boil the whole until of the con-
sistency of honey, removing the scum as it
rises 1t may be favored with lemon or
other extracts to suit the taste. The writer
has tasted very fine preparation of this
kind made from the European Winter Cher
ry or Ground Tomato, which was an excel
lent sauce for blanc mango, puddings, etc.
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Valuable Mines for Sale.

UNHE undersfgned wish to sell one.
u half OF the claims known the San Joaquin
Claims at Birchville on Johnson's Hil or any part
thereof to suit purchasers. Also, the entire set of
claims, on an Juan Hill, known as the Smith Brown
Claims, adjoining the Eureka and Golden Gate and
Will sell them low. For particulars, enquire of
WINHAM BRO.
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The Nudraulie 2rfss.
.a.htngton and Garibaldi.

AMERICA AND ITALY.
Can tyrants but by tyrants conquered be-,
And Freedom find no champion and no child,
Such as Columbia saw arise, when she
Sprang forth Pallas. arm'd and undefled!
Or must such minds be nourished in the wild,
Deep in the unpruned forest midst the roar
of catafacts, where nursing Nature smiled
On infant Washington, Has earth no moro
Such seeds within her breast, or Europe no suc|
shore? lcHilde Harold, Cdssco ".
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HoLLowAY's PILLS, a certain antiiote for
Dropslcal Swellings.-Mrs Elizabeth Hcndcr-
son, of Natchez, Mississippi aged As, suffered
intensely last fall from a general decline #
health, her feet and legs began to SWELL strongly
indicating dropsy, aud she became so much
worse i'll the course Of few weeks that she
was totally confined to her bed, at last, her
death was hourly looked forward to by her
husband he made up his mind, as every thing
else had failed, to try the ehcc; of lIolloway's
Pills, which his wife commenced using after
four weeks perseverance, with them, she was
completely cured, having by means of this
medicine safely passed that dangerous period
OF woman's existence. These Pills are also
wonderful medicine for young females with OBJ.
strucuons in their health 80
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CENSUS.
Attention Citizens of
Lancaster Dist.

III AVlNG been appointed Assistant Mar.
i Il shal Tor the District of Lancaster, |
hereby call the attention of the citizens of
the District to the following facts, items,
&c, which they will be required to render
in:
lst. Individual names, with the name Of
every person whose usual place of abode
on the lst day of June, 1860, was in their
family.
I'd. The ages of each person on their
last birthday previous to the lst June, 1860.
Sd. Sex, Profession, Trade and nccupa-
ton of each person over 10 years of aye.
4th Value Of Real and Personal Estate,
&c
5th, Birthplace Of every individual {; each
person married during the year previous to
the LIST of June, 1860. The number ut
School within the year. Number who can.
not read and write over 20 years Of age.
9th Deaf and Dumb, Blind, insane, Idi.
otic Pauper and Convict.
7th Owners of Slaves, number of Slaves.
Ages, Sex, Color, Fugltives, (any who have
abscond"d after the lst day of June 1860,
will not be considered fugitives) The num-
bcr mLnumitted. Deaf and Dumb Blind
Insane, ldiotic, number of Slave Houses.
hOkTALlTN.
lst. The name of every person who died
during the year ending June the LIST 1860,
whose place Of abode was at the time of
death in the family.
%. Age at his or her last birth dav
Sd. Sex, Color. Free or Slave. married
and widowed. (this last applies only to free
persons). Birthplace, time of death, occu.
patton. cause OF Csath, duration of illness,
g..
AGRICULTUrE.
LIST. Name Of owner of fhrm or pianta
tioD, and name of person managing said
plantation.
I'd. Amount Of land improved amount
unimproved; value Of farms value of farm
ing implements. Nulbcr Of live stock,
horses, mules, cows, hogs, sheep. goats, &c
Sd Value of home made manufactures,
such as flour, tobacco, cloth, soap. talIow,
&c. Number of Animals slaughtered dur
ing the wear.
18th. Name of business and Manufac ture.
Capital invested in real and personal estate
The citizens of Lancaster will remember
that they are required 10 give in n true ac-
count, as near rs thny can. These facts are
for tho use OF the Government. And there
are h"aEy penalties annexed Tor refusal e.
give the Information required. They need
not fear exposure of tM"ir private affairs
~ il is expected the Census Takcr will not
use this information 10 their injury or dis.
advantage. earnestly request shat the
citizens be prepared to give the information
required without unnecessary delay, as the
work is expected TO lie done with dispatch
II they would draw off on sheet of pa.
per the necessary Aems, it would bc n great
advantage both to them aud myself
hope that particular attention will be
given 10 these matters. And IL the people
will prepare written memorandums of such
things az are required, it will be found =
great advantage There are many items
not mentioned, but nope that the citizens
will be prepared as well as they can to give
the necessary information.
TiCS. X. NiSBET,
Assistant Marshal for lancaster Dist.
May %, 1860. l5-2m.
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HyneneaI.


Married, on the morning of the 10Th
inst, by John &. Secrest, Esq, Mr.. J. Al
BERT KENNEDY, of this place, to Miss MARY
f. husrLEY, of Union County, NC.
May friendship open unto you
The path of peace and holy love;
May life continual joys renew;
May hope not too deceptive prove -
May sweet contentment round you throw
Such bliss as may be found below!
In Long Town on Tuesday evening Is
inst, by Rev. MIR. Derham, DR.. John Boyd
TO Miss Lucy Bryant all of Fairfield Dis
trict.
On the l4th inst, at the residence of Col.
Drakeford in Kershaw District, Capt James
i. Reed Of lancaster and Miss Minnie,
daughter of Col John Brown of Liberty
Hill.
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WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFOR NJ
W the public that he has located him
self permanently at Lancaster G.. II, and
Will be happy to wait upon all who NAV
FAVOR him with a call. He ha,ters himself
That from his long experience in the vari
Gus branches of his Profession, he can give
e1tire satisfaction to all who may entrust
nm with the care of their teeth.
Artificial Teeth inserted from single
tooth {" full sets, with Clasp or by Atmos-
pheric Pressure.
Particular attention paid to the preserva.
uon OF carious teeth, for millions are now
annually lost for want of timely and judi
ciOus treatment
charges reasonable and all work warran-
ted.
ieeth extracted without pain. Ladies
ana gentlemen are invited to call and have
thelr teeth examined free Of charge.
Oitice in Mr.. Emmons' building, ID door
South of J. Adams Store.
Office hours from 8 a. VI. tol2M. and
from TO 5. u. VI.
April I8, 1860. Io-iv.
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FOR SiLE OR RENT!
The hanging Rock Mineral
SPRINGS.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
L Sale or Rent, this desirable
WATERING PLACE

situated on the Stage Road. leading from
Camden 10 l.ancRStcrvil,c. ~ miles above
the former an3 II miles below the latter
place The buildings are new and neatly
constructed and capable of accommodating
from sixty to oae hundred persons. The
neighborhood is thicklv settled, the people
moral and intelligent. The q,:aity % the
Water has been so long and fIyOrablv
known that reference To IL is scarcely
necessary; il has been pronounced by com
petent judgcs.cqual 20 any water in the State
aud for the cure Of some diseases superior
to any,
To purchaser, any indulgence as TO tin c
that may he desired, will be given also
any quantity Of the adjoining land that may
be desired, will he sold with the Springs.
Persons having m inclination to this kind
OF business, would 30 we'll to apply TO the
subscriber, as he will sell or rent upon
terms which cannot fail to be profitable to
the purchaser or lessee.
For further particulars address me at
Hanging Rock p. O, Kershaw District,
=. &. JAS. NJ INGRAM
sB On the promises is al excellent
Store House for merchandising, dere city
upon the road In front of the Hotel and
Cabins. Ii il considered one of the best
stands for business that the up country af-
fords. JM.
January 1, ls60.-i7tf
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Special Notices.
DAWKINS & WYLIE,
"A t t neys at L a w

SOLICITORS IN EQUITY,
viii practice in Lancaster and the surrounding
Districts.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE AT
l. a N & AS Il VILE, sc.
Particular attention given to collecting claims.
COL. TIios. n. DAwKrHs. MAJ. JOHN D. wyIrr
Union, g. H., S. 9. Lancaster, c. H., s C
March Il, 1860, 5-tf
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Beef Market.

Gzvvn THE SUBSCRIBER, with
yku&N the view of opening Beef
N-,,s. ~ market in Lancastervile, in
se7ss'r'srsssS'Sss' forms ali persons having
beet cattle for sale that he will pay the
highest cash prices for them delivered here.
ShM'L. A. BURNS.
Lancastcrville, May 23. 15lf
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Beef Market,

ME Subscriber will commence to furn-
Il ish the people Of Lancasterville with
Beef, on Wednesday the 9th proximo. His
regular days thereafter will be Wedne sday
and Saturday of each week His arrivals
Will be announced as usual by the blowing
of horn.
ELISHA PLYLER.
May Esd l5-tc.
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Estate Notice.

The undersigned with the view of max.
ing final settlement of the Estate of r. s.
Baly, deceased, on or before the first Of
June next, calls upon all persons indebted
to said estate to pay up !; and all persons
having demands against said Estate in the
way of settlements pending, or otherwise,
are advised that this notice will be plead in
bar to all such claims brought forward af-
ter lst June
w. NJ. CONNORS, Adm'r.
April 4, 1860. Stf.
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MR. EDITOR Please announce lIr.
JESSEE B. MOBLEY, candidate to rep
resent Lancaster District in the lower
branch Of the next Legislature, and oblige
his NUMEROUS FRIENDs.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

INHE subscriber has now on hand at his
Il. Steam Saw Mill, large quantity of
wei! seasoned lsmber, of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctual
customers. A large lot Of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump, il pur.
chosers prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need of this kind of lumber may OBJ.
tain bargains by applying soon.
sB- Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous years, are invited to
come forward and settle by cash or note.
Mr. Kibler or MIR. Nelson will always he
found at the place prepared to wait upon
customers and transact all business connec .
ted with the Mil.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Jan. 4th 1860, A7tf
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We nre authorized TO anrounce MIR
JOSEPH CLARK, candidate for Repre-.
sentative in The lower branch of the next
Legislature.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

The friends OF the HON. GEORGE
McC. WITliERSPOON, announce hun
candidate for reelection to the State SEN
ate, from Lancaster District
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
MILITARY SCHOOL.
YORKVlLLE, S. G.


TNHE Principals of this Institution take
Il great pleasure in informing their pat.
roos and the public, that their corps Of ex.
perienced instructors has been reinforced
by the arrival of Lieut. J. w. JAMESON,
who has been for some time past in Paris,
France, preparing specially as their teacher
OF French.
Terms-S2O0 per school wear of ten
Wcnths, payable 800 at the beginning and
middle OF each year. This amount COZ era
every expense except that of clothing
Pupils will be charged from the month Of
entrance None will be received under 10
or over 10 years Of age,or who cannot read
and write with facility. Special attention
paid TO the preparation of boys for the Col
lege and the Military Academies of the
Stale. Applications for admittance will be
made 10 the Principals.
Maj NJ. JENKINS, (ua
Capt. A. COWARD, '''nc'Pa''
May 10, I4--9t
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5 o U L Ill CA ROLIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Joseph NJ. Perry,

va In Equity
Benjamin c. Perry, etal. Lancaster Dist
The creditors Of George VI. Perry deed.
and the creditors of Lavina Perry, Guar
dian. are notified and required TO establish
their demands before the Commissioner on
or before the lat day Of June, 1860. BY
order Of llIu Cugrs
JAS. II. WITHERSPOON, GELD.
May IL, 1860, l4-at pf sl.75.
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MIR. EpEroR-Iou will obligc many
friends by placing the name MaJ }. T.. Rut-
edge, IN nominuuon for re election to the
lower branch of the State Legislature.
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Land for Sale

uXzR THE UNDERSIGNED OF
&A sLH tcrs for sale his Plantation,
go HIM whcrcon he now lives. con-
ssas:stssz9 tanning $40 acres. lying on
The main road leading to Camden. where the
Cane Creek and McDonalds Ferry roads
Intcrscct a good dwelling house with five
large rooms, with Il good parlor and entry.
a new Gin house aud Screw; n rood
thrashing house and running gear 10 il -
new Barn well stabbed round A No. / we'll.
as good water as is in the District; and all
necessary outbuidings for negroes. a good
Black smith shop, &c.
Situated five miles South Of Lancaster
vile. -Four hundred acres are under fence.
Come and look for yourselves. | will give
n bargin in the place. aa i. is my intention
to sell. ! will put it up to the highest bid
der on the lst Monday in August, if not
sold before. 4. J. MCILWA,N.
May Q, 1860. 1871
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MIR. EDITOR You will obi;gc many
friends 10y placing the name of J. Williams ,
Esq, in nomination for re election to the
lower branch Of The State Legislature.
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THE MARKETS.

CHAsLEsTos, May is.--Corros-Th
sales to-day reached 967 bales at full prices,
ranging from IT to lac.
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The friends Of tho Hon. JOHN Nc
QUEEN announce him a candidate for re-
election TO Congress, from the first Con
gressional District of South Carolina.
LANCASHIRE
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Hardware
LEATHER,

I have just received supply Of first rate
Il Hemlock Sole, Oak Sole and French
Calf Skin, which enables me to furnish q
superior article of boots and shoes on as
good terms as they can be procured at 9TH
or places, aud warranted to be fifty per 'snt
better than Northern made work.
pay l. cents per 10 for good dry Hoss
in trade, and sc per cord for Tan Bark
OSBORN FLOYD.
Pleasant Hill, March 28, 1860. 1t.
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FOR CLERK.

The friends Of join A. STEWMAN
announce him n candidate fog re election for
Clerk of the Court, for the ensuing term
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FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to ammo lnce Col. 9.
w. MILLER, OF Marion, candidate 10
represent the first Congressional District of
South Carolina in the next Congress.
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Strayed.

MIA THE REGULAR DEPOT for
N& Kerocine Oil and Lamps is at
HasseIline g. Masscy's. A large and beau
tful assortment of the Lamps is Just re-
ceiyed with Jones improved burner. Call
at night aud examine.
HASSELTINE s. MASSEY.
April l8,
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Mr.. EDIToR.-Thc maly friends of Mr.
ii. }. HANCOCK, announce hun a cuudi-
date for Clerk OF the Court for the ensuing
term.
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MR. EpTToR by announcing Capt A.
.. NISBETa a candidate for Tax Collector
at the next election you will oblige.
His FRIEkDs.
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e;ro1e ,leberfdypsmmuns in ben Mnesanies.

GumberGonb, 0}o,, 4, glppbr, 2lbetlbs.
9lm Srettag u1D 6reita9 gaGt5 wurpen Die Al=
Ifs9anies, nameutli0 tbre teItli6e, 2lbban9e in
N(arylallb unp Girginien, Don flrAtbaren STE
9en9illen betnt9elu6t. 2(le Subtitle be5 9pto=
mac traten am Samsta8 aus. Der 9ptpn1ar
l4wpll cine 3ett lang 5t elmer ME erb6rten 66be
an, am meiiten iein liipltder Q(rnt,
8reibbpla 6en3en SC, tpurpen 1erab9eIdipemntt.
1eber bic Mitnpun9 bteie6 StuBarmes laBt gez
9enpartts Die 8alttmpre= uup S1tp ga9n cine
etler,e 9riide erri1ten, Gin benz 8rIdeuaez
rIlte lfpfte ba8 @afer uno pas Gretbbpls perz
maBen, baB man 9rObes llnbetl befardtete. Dant
ben un9ebe1ren QInitreu9ungen Der Nrbeiter mur=
be ater ben @aiermaiien nod) redt3eittg 8aGn
9ema6t.
Sepe ernf Itfe 8elAdoigun9 tparo bort Der
mieOet. Samlta9 ~glaf)mitta96 unp gIa@t8 ltie9
pa6 gSaier INNER ntegr; beute Wlpraelt 2 llbr
.be9ann es 3n fa(len. I'm 8 l1br mar es um 8
SUP 9%efallert. I'm Die Qu8bsTernn =Nrbetten Il.
b%ei6leunt9en, purpe tn borttger @egenp cine pro,
Dtlpril6e Qele9rapben=Gtnie errtdtet.
Oa6 6abren Der 8abn3i9e iparo ni6t utter
brpGet. Die neugebnute 8rude Bat Id pprtref>
lid betpabrt,
gs betBt, baB am Gbelapeate tnp Solo Canal
eintse DGmme purhbrohen letett, ga aber IN
burtiger @e9enp fetn 2etegrap6 III, 70 petb man
nidts 0etptlIes.
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SelcgrnpbiicDe 9Gndrid5tem.
8eri3tet iiir BEN p8ottimpre 8e6er.
9lufutgft SsS SauapferS
0rince Gilbert"
SeeueffeS aus europa.

. keuesteS ans SATUpH'
st. SpbnS, 4. Nopetnber, Der Dampfer
Yrince Nlbert 1T tier lebte 9laht auf letner 6abrt
naA Stem =gOrt an9efpmmee nit MaGrt4ten Bis
sult %, Sft,
Der 9(ortG 2~(nlsrtcan fam brauBen am %.
Sftbr. AT.
GIN 21. Sft, iaro bic Qblttnuung III Neapel
ifatt, sic larttet betnnbe einitimnig fir Nn=
nsrtp1t.
Sn @ariAau ta9te Die Gprf eren3.
Der Ser3pg BON 0ti4mon0 1T 9eitprben.
Die 3ettlta9 TT 29pEr5 wllrbe wegea ppltttlAer
N9itattpn unterpriidt,
DEM Selpen 0aribaIbi lpll teben BENT Stang
zines Sbergeneral6 unp 2ruiral8 ouA bet zines
Nrin3en BON Gtctor emanuel an9ebOten tpprpen.
Die Sarptnter ldlu9er Elm teappIita,. Corps,
tie madten babel 800 @efar9ene u,D nabmen
Dem 8etnp einen She'll letner 9lrttlerte.
Gtne5 po1 @aribalpi'9 SAtfen na6nt Elm
lpanilAeS un0 elm 6itreidtiGe8 S@if 9sfan8er.
Se[treiA fol- ppltip ertlart bnter, Dap es pas
S6pert 3ieben iperpe rpenn man 9fput ar9reife.
Die 0alpaY=@o. lGbt 2 ,neue Dnmpfer ba1te1.
Die 9anpel6bertAte tieten tetn Snterefe.
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Oomelns Gber 2tncOl,t.

Douglas BAT betanntliA feta NIT benz 9rDBten
ssplpeft BON Dem @barafter uno Den Salenten letz
mes Tesret4en &tpalen 9tncOln 9eprp&en. Gdbs
reno letnes srOBen Samples NIT 9tncpln i'm
0aGr 1858 GuBerte er: lOute Nbrabum 2tncpln
einmal sam Yrafeenten npmtnirt werOen, 70
warpe er NIT fltegenpen 8abnen
tn's wetBe 5aus 3teben. Dann fu9te
er nod btn8u: SD fnpe in itrt ate jene 9rCBen
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f9affenen nno bteberen Staats@
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tapfern Befampfer bes Observation-Disclosures
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