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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28

.f afssaa gsea4 New .YoRx, Nov. 10.
Banks have failed as vet To agree on any
measure 70 afford relief to the exchange mar
ket, and quotations for money and exchange are
nominal. Business on corn exchange isparaiy1
zed and prices Of produce almost nominal.
Bank shares and State and Government Sc,
curities fell runeusly TO- day. Sales 81 the for
iner very small, owing to the entire absence Of
buyers. The various kinds are pressed for sale
iat 5ato 1oper cent reduction from last week
Government IS Of 1874 sold at 95. ,,sa,a ~
II is rumored that the Bank Auditorof Hi
nois has declined to take any more Southern
State stocks as basis for circulation 10
The bond list Is also mitch, lower Erie j
lalling heavily. - aaa
LATEn,-A-msstinglof loftShk officers sEas hclJ
this p M. stthe Bank Of Coihmercs- . which
the following banks were. represented: Bank 0
New York, Manhattan Bank, Merchants Bank
Mechanics Union Bank, City Bank, Phoeni.
Bank, National Bank, Bank of the State Q
New York, Bank Of the Republic, America
Exchauge Bank, Continental Bank, Metropoli
tan Bank, Shoe and Leather Bank, Park Bank
and Bank Of Commerce. ..5,
II was unanimously resolved, that the bank,
here represented will unite i'm the spurchase
thrDugha Committee ofastsrling bills, 10 III,
extent OF two million Ave hundred thousand
dollars, and ray for the same, in proportion IA
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I74, Main street. Wheeling, Va.
CTpNE- g. THIN AS Announce 70 their friOnds
- aud the public ti1st they are in receipt OF
their stock Of Fall aud Winter Goods. embracing
Dry Goods in all their varieties, Carpeting, Oil
Cloth and Carpet chain. Millinery Goods of every
variety Notions, and Varieties generally, COM
Ipfising the largest, and lin some respects the
most desirable we ever brought to the city Our
customers may rest assured That they wiilreap
all the adva ntages that fair dealing. long expe
rience close attention to business careful buying
and buying with Cash, can give them, We buy
n ost OF our goods with cash, directly from, the
manufacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Anct,on houses thereby saving large per cent
age. We have ample facilities for dong large
Jobbinp Trade, aud invite the attention Of Mer-
chan Is 10 our STOCK before buying, aud Taiors to
our stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
4 Without particularzing, we will say we Keep
the largest stock in the city OF the following as
well as all goods E5 tst o .szl7s.l ,Rge''
| Dress Silks, OF every style aud price, 81 son
| Millinery goods, silks, velvets. ribbons &C.
French Merinoes, OF every W shade.
| French Prints and Goods,
| Goods for Erie nd q wear and travelling.
| Gi Shuwis Of every grade and price.
.Pln,ds & Prints, and sted fabrics for dresses.
Cloaks and Cloaking. Prints, Ticks, Muslins,
Flunnels, Blankets, and goods for Men and Boys
No good House shall sell cheaper
ours,ock ofFuRs wilbe found 10 be very de-
sirable We ask attention to, our sto9k OF Car
peting, etc which is very tuii ana at low prices
: All goods sold at a small advance on purchase.
Persons making purchases in tie city will ind n
!. to their interest greatly to give us eau before
buying. ,Y43 'e''e
Parcels fent 10 any part of he city rREE.
| Remember the sign of the "Golden lSee-Hive, "
near the Suspension Bridge.
Nov 7, lS60-tf
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FnkDERIcK BUBBLES
COMPOUND

SYRUP OFN DOCK I
in tle fpll belef hiatt will niaet want long fet
by suffering humanity. Beihg eompounded AZ
snples. 10 tho ptter exelution 81 III injurious min
eral Fubs,nnees, i will be found uoi ONLY striking
y efiescious, but Tres from an isdsrio1s tenden.
As general jpSrifer of tho blood, !, will, b.
'foupd unrivalled BY ANY Of me mnch vaun ted and
aluSs. ever failing quack nosrums OF the day Ii
will be Feen that we do not claim TO perform m IT.
acles by this remedy, though man Of the cures il
has effected may, By some, be oonsdefed miracu-
lous; but we do claim that
For Coughs, colds, Bronchial Affections,
General Debility, and us a General Purifier,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
READ READ TESTIMONIALS
% Personally appeared before me, an Alderman o
the city Of Philadelphia, ] II Hardy, who. being
ssyorTn dspasss snd says, thai in June last he suf
feted from D severe eopghl cnused bysa heavy
cold, Tor month or more, and having procured
one bottle ot Frederick Jumelle's Compound Syr-
up OF Dock" he was en- urely cured by il.
Sworn to and subscribed before e, this first day
of March; 1889 W.P. Hubbard, Alderman.
nat vpf1 fi tuErg j.. ii HARDY, 70 ffbert street
Mr.. fRgDERIoE JUNELLE-yDear Sir:lo .sits sdr
This is TO inform you that two bottles OF your
Compound Syrup Of Dock has cured my son OF a
bad cough when two of our best doctors com
pletely failed tO release him of the cough. Any
person who doubt this statement you can refer
fST'H u Tna 7sai Q. ROBERT MARSHALL, ~
yss ~ Il NV. Corner Of 18Th and South SITS,
III Prepared and sold by the proprietor, Q F"
Frederick Jumelle, v
No. I525 Market Street, between 18th and 10th
Iipvord' Streets, North Side, Philadelphia.
Price so Gents Per Bottle i'i
For Sale by n, A, HANNA, Cadiz, Ohio.
Nav If 1H6O-lV.
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FIELD NOTES: 49, +
A Current Chronicle OF Otit-DOOI

b of A6afls.t EtsfsT 9f wy
Encouraged by the great. success of the Ohio
Cultivator, and to meet more fully demand
for intelligence ofpassing events relating to. Ru
sal Affairs, we shall commence on the 1st Of
January, 1861, and publish H. gex9 gsfsI tgs9
LARGE FIRST GLASS WEEKLY PAPER,
Devoted to lhe same scope Of Practical Farm
ing Affairs as heretofore given in the Ohio Cul-
tisator, and besides this, give complete MAR
KET REPORTS, Notices of Sales, Importa-
tiong, Exchanges and Statistics of Live Stock.
Standing and Performances of Horses, Notices
of Agricultural Societies, All manner OF Field
News, Adventures in the Saddle, ShdDting,
Fishing and Manly Sports with choice and
liberal Lunch OF Family Miscellany. .,.g. r
FIELD NOTES viii be a large double
e,ght!page sheet published every week, Jump
ing alive with rich and funny things which we
dare not put in the Ohio Cuitivator. A sample
No. will bo ready about the middle of Decem-
osr, and sen6 free to all applicants who desire
to subscribe or use II for getting up clubs ~
TEBMs:---Single copy, So p year; five copies
for So; ten copies for Sl5, and o copy extra to
the getter up Of every club Of ten. Payment
as usual, in advance. 4s 4e -
,gall Z ian s. d. HARRIS, Editor. H
/ s- e. s.tsr .a Columbus, Ohio.
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esEFH MEANS. JAMES MEANS GEO. B. MEAN
q" MEANS & BROTHERS,
S II Il U BEN VII LIE, OIEI q

esEFH MEANS. JAMES MEANS GEO. B. MEANS
z" MEANS & BROTHERS,
S II Il U B EN- VILE, OIEI q.
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders; Manufacturers or Thresbing Ma.
chinr and Mill Castings, Gterine Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Skating, with heavy
Our facilities enable us to do work of this kind
unequaled in this part Of the State. Orders ad
dressedt TO Means a. brothers, Steuoenyille, Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressedto Us du
RUG the last year relative to our Engines, .y rs
-i'Sh tfAi h''F2'hi LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., o. j
August /, 1856
MEANS g. BRoTHEFs; y Your ,f Engine has now been
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels o,
coal and think if we had good dry wheat il could
Be done with less coal I have no hesitation in re-.
commencing your Engines. Ia ,a.,9 - ,aI - 20 ,"
10 niaI iv4 ed ' IbDtIAwAf1 CIV CIV K K f.. Ts,'o<
ggeia l'g .Hrs ggrS9a September 10, 1856 4 10
MEssRs, MEANS; "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
bv YOU work finely. IL does nll that we ask, OF
tbat YOU W arr,mted it to do.d We wish you could
''aNe "o'' '1''' > ioDBERF h SOLOMON. d
Ee,5aFa4, ISLAND CREEK IowNsHtPs1ef co.
September IS, 1856. IS VA
'aMrssns. MEANS & BROTHERS: ''My Engine does
Il rst.rate am satisfied and will upon all occaons
recommend thepurchase of Engines Of your make,
/ er rs8 w. g14, HooKsTowN, Beaver CO.. Pa. q q
/ -t. .....3 October II, 1856, &c.
\ MEssRs MEANS BROTHERS. "Owing to deIec
tive found alton my Engine, bought OF you, last sea.
on, did not do 80 we'll, Now il does we'll and we
can grind as much wheat with asitte fuel as any
one know Of Iwish all wanting Steam Engines
'9p'qP 'F9Pp"'qP ~ u = ~ oTHANlEL WOODROW.
| g,ur2 ,,a 5ig, M clNTYRE CREEK, EFF col q ~
I. ....... October IL, 1856, tja4,
sMrssRs MEANS T. BEornEEs: "Wehave our work
all finished. lEngine perfectworks the best Of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish TO buy, call and
see ours. ''.' ''"''-' RALS1t)N ~ BROWN.
lls t1F VA Soerr PosT OFFICE, Adams co.. o.,
4 March lst, SO. "a
1 MEssRs MEANS & BRorHERs: II nave now finish.
ed the starting of your second Engine The mill
men are sotissdi a y2 y.Gd hpye Eyer Oua. any tha
they hre. Come and see these, 4 dgiR saaiS Et3f p
OLIVER ROSS, Mill Wright
| Steubenvilie Jan. %, 1857 '' '.'Nt @''''" NV
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

,Les ssI bariP PHILADELPHIA. dsaaH2 % 3
A Benevolent institution established by special
endowment forthe Reliefof-the Sick and Dis.
tressed, al8igtedl with WFUleut and Epidemic
Diseases, md especially for the cure OF Disea,
see Of the Sexual Organs,
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act.
ing Surgeon, to all who apply by letter with de-
scfiptien Of their condition, tage, Occupation,
habits OF life, &c-( and in eases Of extreme pow
y Valuable reports on isperma,orrbopa : and other
diseases Of the sexual organs, and on the. NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to
the afflicted in sealed Iotter enseiopes, free OF
charge Two or three Stamps for postage will be
acceptable.
- Address DR. J. SKILblNi IIOUGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association No, 2, South
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa. BY order Of the
Directors. agsFjg5 l-islG5 ,yihs1h{aI ,s'N2A
EZRA y. HEARTWELLr President
% GEO. FAfRCHlLD, Secretary.
(, Oct, l1,i l660ly isaH- dH1H 7usN'g' Z eiH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-28
Going Right Along for 1851.
The Good old "OhiO CuIsfva tor

The Good cid "OhiOo CuItava tor. I"
A Monthly Agricultural journal devoted to
the Farm, Live Stock, Garden, Or-9sG
chard, and the Cultivation Of the sore III
People.
Size enlarged to- 80 pages, and price reduced
from One Dollar to only Fifty Gents d year. o.
A club of ten copies at S5, ard an extra copy
to the getter up Of every club of ten. Vol XVI
Tor 1861, begins with. the first of January
Specimens and prospectnses sent free.
.asr, al asA S. d. HARRIS, Editor - a
,-.,-.,., -gsg tF-,<, Columbus, Ohio.
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Old Abe Makes a SpeecIi--Trsusmbu
Defines LipcOIu's Policy. t.a
SPRINGFIELD. Ill,. Nov

... SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Noy. ~
The demonstration to night in honor of the
success of the Repub rcan ticket, which was in
tended to be local affair." surpassed the expec-
tations Of all, Throughout the day., large nlm-
bers Of visitors arrived and trains this evening
came crowded. ......,.........,
The Wide Awakcs were out in procession.
After marching through the principal streets
they proceeded to the residence of Mr.. Lin
coin, where an immense, concourse of people
had already assembled. Loud calls being made
for him, he appeared in the door and was greet
ed with long continued cheers. When they
had ceased he spoke as follows: ...s. b-, ,t.a
"Friends and fellows citizens Please excuse
me on this occasion from making a speech.
thank you in common W ith all others who have
have thought fit, by their votes, to endorse the
Republican cause. Applause Ireioice with
you in the success which has so far attended
that cause. Applause. Yet in all our re-
joicing let rs neither express nor cherish any
hard feelings toward any citizen who by his
vote has differed with us. Loud cheering. Let
us at all times remember that all American
citizens are brothers OF a common country, and
should dwell together in the bonds offraternal
feeling. Immerse applause - Letme again
beg you to accept my thanks and exsuse me
from further speaking at this time" ,, oa,r fsi
The speech called forth most ,unbounded en-
thusmsm and numerous cries Of Go oni that's
right At the conclusion cheers were given fol
Mr.. Lincoln, Mrs. Lincoln, Governor Yates
&c. i4 -. ....,fr.. ..f,.-
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4 P AlaIEKrITJG.
Wall Paper Wall Paper =!

TIME subscfibertakes pleasure In nealiing the at.
tentiop Of !he pq9blic,l lo bis large and well ss-
ected stock Of Wall Papers Just receiving for the
Spring and Summer trade His stote consists OF
20, goo pieces with 400 different Patterns. ranging
in price from 6t{csnts tc $1oV per piece, together
with every variety lot Borders, Window Cuftains,
lie has also Oh hand complete assort tment OF
School, Historical, Medical, Religious and Mscel-
laneous Books, Stationery, Flank Books, &C., &c,
which viii be Sold Wholesale and retail as chenp
as they can be had West Of the Mountains. Give
me call. ,., al, -, M, LAYTON.tn
Mafch9.'59 1y ""s
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Dr-. aiwoTtHa1an.
trs 4.f.If,,7 CHEMlCOPATHIC .Iaa1- eel!
., PHI US ICT A. M II

Will he IN Cadiz, at the National House, Fri
III aifH day. December r2l, 1850 IeraHoor
mr. WORKMAN claims to be a regularly ed,
~ ucated Physician, and does not wish to be
setd own among those lliterate Quacks who have
infested the country from time Ito time. DR. o w
wishes 1t also known that he expects to visit Cad
IL for some time TO COME. and trusts by closeht
tentitD to business and an honorable dealing to
merit share Of patronage in chronic; diseases
years, "A isrge number OF cases can Le produced
in this county who have been cured by Dr. Wort.
mans new reatment, after doctofing for years to
no effect. ~ Dr. w WAS a part Of his time, while
student of mfdiciDe, under the instruction Of
the far famed 7fof. AckIey, Of Cleveland. Ohio,
also had private inslruciions from Prof. Kirtlund
upon Physical Diagnosis. f.,.,..-
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LOOK: K: :. OUT O,[]I):U|l j, T
,or8. .sr-sa'o 23r FOR Ran s'.a t9'.@
The PeN Flag.

The Ped Flag.
HAVING purchased the took Of Goods former
LII ly kept by j. K. Foster at very low figures
! am making large additions of thevery best Goods
which now offer to the public at unprecedently
81. LOW PRICES. q,i
nUR stock Of Dress Goods is ind ,ed worth the
W 7o-jr idsf attention Of the Ladies. '' ..''
nRESS GOODS consisting in part of Delaines;
- Plaids, Paranettas, Poll dp
,fHG .if ''"f8 ChenoS, Poplins, Valnecias, AL
pnecas, French Chmt z.yaala'jU
TLOAkS, Raglans, Arab Bournops and ,other
" H'E" W" E'' new styles at from $500 to
ra8 s.asfA N..ft $l4 co. BgE #li}glDl b0f T@E
CtHAWLS, Stella, Single, Lunan, Double;, Broehe
o.. 5AA1s~ .y7i Silk, some very heavy, and nice
.lr.q seaat ,s Blanket rangin from rs cents
yxreoLEN GOODS, II ,Iib Ill department is p,r,c.
w va ge, ularly hue, comprising Opura,
Sontags, Nnbias and chldrens
yia #st s. caps and goods A splendidar
IA lriiele OF Indies VESTS 1almas,
~ dren's coats, comte-ts,
'58 TN@" 't Sleeves and LeGg ngs. ~"
TRIMMINGS and Buttons.gjE Everything nice
l. and new in, this limo will be
OH y" "''t''''' Kept constantly on hand and
a.1aG 1ad .,.H sold low. llB "a Gl9dt gC''05
0RlNFIS' nj New and 1 elegant styles, from 6T 70
NT UsLlNS, heavy stock of Bloachedf and Tn.
lfl oh haatH blenched al 614, 20, 10, n, I2h
II, I6 and B. ,,s,. ..-.,.-, ;,.,
HOSE, Lambs Wool, Ribbed, Merno, HeeceG,
- s.nA Cotton and country X init, a
choice assortment for children,
fancy, white and mixed, and
r.7r .-ri.faJ yarn to mend them il they ever
wear out, f1- . q, ..,... ID. al
GLOVES; Silk, Lisie, Cloth. Mole and Kid
oaaG 7ye' e Gloves and Guantets. and lots
OF Notions. f a
Fresh Butter and Eggs wanted. ''-' "''
I all and examine our stock and prices, and you
will be suIe 10 purchase OF L. L..l..f, 49,. ..
55'a3 - s13f s#S9 r H!)W. S'rRATTON.
Nov. IA 1860. ar Ri9 iE3f 3i! r.
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0.rTbe Electors vote for President the 5tl
of December.
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ing of the 10th and hung. Many prominent citi-
zens have been arrested but their fate is un-
known.ls esTsaE ag l24aia 6
Ileyaoids D Co, Gift. Scott, Crawford q Co.,
ofehoussau's Trading Post, and other mer,
chants Of the Territory have removed their
goods to Missouri. 8tss
The roads ere lined with teams leaving the
Territory. Aa&aR ytHs 9fssH y
Mr. HoIFnagie, Post Master Al Maplston, was
arrested and threatened with hanging but sue
ceeded in making Bic escape. aa# 5aE
-KAas2s CrTY, Nov III Ruinors are Id cir
cuistion hero u the burning. 81 Fort Scott. but
ara not generally credited. "a wa n q
@ 5s4g Eas SVAhsAw, Mo-, NOV. 22. n
A mas nesting was hsld here to-day for the
purpose of organizing > military company to go.
ifnseessary To the aid Of our bfethrsn on the
berasn Resolutions were passed and among
them sFe lie bilowing:
Rssolsnd, That we % net desire In any wsy
to inierase with Kansas Territory or its citi.
zeue whilst they confine themselves 10 their
own SOIL but we owe to the citizens of our own
State duty when assailed BY bands of mid.
night sssassins which We pledge Ourselves ths
perform s s. " WA f8.aqes ~
Realized. That II our opinion the President
should ~ once take such decided and prvmpl
action IN the enforcement of the laws and sop.
nress;ou ef out -laHs ~ the exigsncy OF the ties
demand ard that IL y the duty of ihe Goyernol
IF Missouri to 1t enee send men and arms q
Ioar our aIessarn. border to prateot cur citizsnl
and enfprse tha avs sAes ~ 81 a~sagasa is8
ysrious Ceninistses' were appointed wbsr
the snesting ssjourned until next saturday.
~. Nll5l Aa1# - -. -. go. A q
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WTHo takss The best hksHesses IN csdas-~3s
NV .JDAyls {
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The President to day received a dispatch
from Judge Williams. from Warsaw, acquaint-
ing him with the alarming state Of things in
Kansas. Additional orders have been trans
mitted to Gen. Hsrney to resort with all the a.
vailable means within his reach to crush the
insurgents. - - II
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PRO lessor Of Pathology and Operative Surgery in
,he Veterinary College'o Philadelphia, &c. y
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acknowledgment.
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9r @ctro6t bcS c~snerjIacu g5thre. mas 10 T i'm 2oufe Sic.
lS ~iErubiabra boitcn unoin 3SpiW bclc,tcn fam man oar midi
lncCre tripotcy. 1j' oo5 Der 6ipttiht Observation-Disclosures ees
VonheS ~tnoubStNt n6fieCr SBete Won bcu 9Gt aueb0udcn ser
Wte5men uS Ger gtolorid lctoru Hno ltb Surdt onccrc prrbrr-
IlsnNcn SrmmcJtrsntbCttCn tmbQCtcu wub. Dad qctbc Ntbc
VrtrciFt l5 IN unf,rn Yonsc non 1abr III Sobr nUhr, unO mem
niht gtbeS 8ietcr, 10 ipiro lciou 9bpIero hc0ta Stuc t~inncbmcr,
'buc rpn ben piCtR @ouCnTCberp, bm IpcbuS uno foliCr am
'Dcbfttfctun iu lprttcn. Ole itttS itre @niObt Opfcr fr toS @rot
frrtcrn. Sn Schabt 6iCitr Gb0to6en 1T eo5 bette, NOS man
bun fam. bic &prpereS onlttuhOn IN ibrcn Hprntolcn 3unaro ~
trbatcu. cine bic 2~etenstroit Su ~6cfitEocn. 9u oiciem Grbe BAT
Or. Sulicttr tin QrdroTat,
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pjtl bti0ttra9en hobcr, eNtnl gr9pdrot ieturn brbCn mcbjiiulnul
lSsrts al Uchcibcr. |Renn Der SitttrS mad InmciIuns ocbrahcn
miro, 10 crritt ccreItc, mic ourb lane Grfabrurg bciptcicn 1T. iebt
Iyt ron @oSenIrantbttt UNI III gar turScr Belt. ga otlctbc nc.
Der @td crcgi, nod 6n Gioumtn beIcioigt, nud cine Serdnocruna
IN Der 0t6t poCr eCrbbnuhen Sci46ftt9une nptFuenbia mad,f
ouocrn S6lof uno seluube 8uoaunn9 %tcfprOert, 70 miro poS
ltbel ldaeQ uno s%rinOljtb ecbpbcn. @t0n braudt nur s oftcts
ter NiageR Sttters bel Den Sabrttten E%rontbctCn, tn mel
tbcu lid Serldbe pirflo9, ertpcif unb Die mir purkrr ocnonnt. IN
perludtn, I'M ~benielbtn ltdeen ~ lernen. 9ic3batla6e, bo6 abcr
loO 9ohabmuneen ali Serltepeneu Srnn aufsetaudi inn, Eubcm
eirIc MeSicm p~erbreitet wurre, 1T an ib cine b~inreidenSe Warau-
tie ba6 SoNsler's Sihere pon benz Ieiecnpen @utlitum fpUbl &C,
pirp,
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Sno S0l,duRacn ~ gebrNpben, lOnoCrn @pffcttcr'S bcrubmfcn
1aostnbircrS 3u perlan9cn nO eorauf i ltscn, hap ouf jeer
oIolGe eln SIoe9uB, iople 1MI reT retaltl9en, ben aorf bcOcfen
lu SapEl bic 9Brtt: ,Dr. 5. 5cleier'e StCmOb 9itnr5" neon
6t Stnuotm Won ,rSOlcuu II. Smib, Rlnuidcturcrs one Qrps
trttprS" oui Ger etiquette lt b%ctnotn.
Su Gatn bel allen Oru9guNh uno Strt6ufcrn in cen Strcir
6t9attn, GOpapo, Su00Htrlta, ~G:UtlsIGno uuO anorrsu Gambler
uuD bet 5pitcttcr II. 5mitJ !
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