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For SAFE on TeryT',

A VALUABLE tract OF land, Lear society Ridge
n partly in Kinds, partly ia Madison ceuntics,
Mississippi. There are about 1870 aoTss in the
tract, 100 acres timber about ll90 acres cleared,
one-haIf creek bottcla and branch sad, aud is iao
cotton land. There good Negro cabins, kjn,
press, plenty Of water, and eom6lrtsbio dwelling,
a good fruit orchard, good roiehb3fhead. &s Sc
The farm is ten miles frsn Csintou, twelve from
jackson and six from Great Nortbetn & \. o. L. T.
If the place isrcntsd 1t will be sold aud delivery
made on the fret Of January 1890. IaGaire Of B..
A. Clark, jackson, and ]. 81. CLARK, lazoo CITY,
Mississippi. FEB 't0--4w.
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For all a Elections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGAN.
HOW LONG STANDING.
Readi Readi Read,

All the above diseases and symptoms admit Of the
same treatment aud may originate from the same
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And fer diseases arising from habits Of dissipation
y removes all improper discharges, and will restore
purity.
HELNBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for dis
cases and affections Of the most distressing char
actcr.
II Observation-Disclosures
northumberland
H0lmbold's-HeImboId's
Observation-Disclosures
's-IIeimbotd's-Ielm
Observation-Disclosures
ACKNOWLEDGMENT .s-H elmbOld,s
Observation-Disclosures
Helm bold,s-II limbo Ids HeImbold+s
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CHARLESTON corrox mA;.srI,.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2.-The sales OF cotton
for the day comprise 1000 bales. ii 900
bales were sold during the week,
The market closed with decline Of 81 c.,
and good middling is quoted at HE.
The receipts of cotton for tie week amount
tn 81 400 halaS
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-"As from the dim and trembling sea,
Starts the completed moon.n

DEFICIENCY, sUFF1crENcY AND suPERFIcrEScY.
For agriculture and manufactures, States
Of the labor supply are these:
l. For agriculture, the supply NAV be suf-
f1cient, and for manufactures be deficient.
2. For agriculture the supply NAV be suf.
ficient, and for manufactures, be superfcient.
8. For agriculture, the supply may be suf-
ficient, and for manufactures be sufficient,
A. For agriculture, the supply may be su-
perfcient, and for manufactures be superb
Gent.
5. For agriculture, the supply may be def
Gent, and for manufactures be deficient.
The labor supply in England is superficient
for agriculture and superficient for manufac-
lures; in Russia, superfcient for agriculture
and sufficient for manufactures; in Massachu.
sets, sufficient for agriculture and sufficient
for manufactures; but in the United States
South deficient for agriculture and deficient
for manufactures. Such is the fact: school.
boys understand it; our want Of labor is the
planters proverb Other people have either
sufficiency or superfciency of labor for
agriculture and manufactures, but we suffer
a deficiency for both. A deficiency! We
virtually have no labor at all for manufactures
and the least possible for mental services.
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The Most Eminent Physicians.

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of
.theeiiy Of Philadelphia, Il. T. HELMB0LD, Chem
ist. who, being duly sworn, does say thathis pre-
partition contains narcotic, mercury, or injurious
drugs but is purely vegetable.
II. T. HELMBoLD, Sole Manufaeturs-.
:, Sworn and subscribed before me, the 2sd day Of
November, 1854.
WIN. p H1BBARD, Alderman.
Price, 81 Per bottle, or six. for s6, delivered to
any address,
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HALIFAX, Feb. 2-The America hassnrriv-
ed at this port bringing advices, from Liver
| pol and London to the 14th Of january.
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Read! Read! Readi
Helnbold's Extract Bucha is Medicine which is
Pleasant and in its
TASTE AND ODOR
free from al Injurious properties,
But immediate in its action, giving health and
Wig to tho frame; bloom to the paIlid cheek and
restoring the patient to perfect state of
HEALTH AND PURITY.
Ha!mbold's Extract Bachu is paTpared according
to Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is prescribed and
,Isra nv
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CHARLESTON, Feb 2-The three mile race
to-day was won by the Mes,rs. DoswelFs en-
try, Fanny Washington, Time, 5:i3-5:l4
The second race, mile heats was won by Wac
camaw
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ONE THING CERTAIN

A Trial Costs but a DoIiar---Try i'll
Aud be convinced Of its efficacy. And it is aseom-
panied By reliable and responsible certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, ClsrEymen and
others. Prepared by
II. T. HELMB0LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South Tenth St, below Chestnut,
phiiadnlrhta
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Necessary CautiOn.---Should unprineipled
Dealers try to palm OF another article, which pays
. bsttes psaHs and is worthless--fielmboldis Ex-
tract Baehu they must buy for cash--Ask for Helm.
holds take NO ofber
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The Norfolk BAY Lin. steamers will leave me Gonna
Us wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STRICT
ER-Af ~ O'CLOCK, p. ~

O:mmediaely alter the arrival Of The ,r.ys yrg,,.
which leaves New York at A. NJ ard Pliiaciin 1t y
NJ. The following Is The Scl.cd;dr
LEAVE. Lava
New York. ut O'Clock, A. NJ Portsmouth al ca cclk i u
Philadelphia, Il y Weldon at ~ " A. n.
Baltimore ~ +. M.IWilniingtgn AZ tx Pm
For Augusta Charleston and the South Marches
ter Railroad, finished.
81 The train from Weldon in schedule goes to
Nilmngto and Raleigh.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any otrc,
points the James River, with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
HePassengerS for EdentOu, Plymouth, Nech.ru, Wash
ngtOn, Weldon, Goidsbnro, Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh and
Wilmington, n, C., will find pleasant direct an:
agreeable route. " \ FALLS
Baltimore, October 1883. IrS-tTI President
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for Sale, freigbt OF Charter:

tit FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sssEs5-The No. schooner "EXCHANGE' of lO5 tons =
She newly cOppered and in complete order for West In
dia or other foreign voyage \. f: BERRY,
jall-f No. 6S Pratt street.
1t FOR SALE FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
Carman master-l45O bills In good order for West India
voyage. Apply to NJ. A. MITCHELL.
ja9-tf 2Spears wharf.
- FOR SALE, 81
The BRIG .,FA ARE n PsG 2'i ;t tqqs
sCHooSEERR y w MA M6STAG e Hs iel tons
BALTIMORE" 100 tons.
HOPE 10 tons.
"SiMMERFIELb, . 70 tons
- SUSAN NAH SO tons
concern Apply to Ma MITCHELL,
ja4-h 2Spears wharf
Ill WANTED.-A good vessel of moderate ca
szspacity, to load for London Apply to KNOX 4 CO,
l25 Smiths wharf. d30 If
.st WANTED.-A good vessel of from 2, 900
1000 bbls. capacity, to succeed the Juno, and
d2atf l25 Smiths wharf
Isa WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
given. Apply to HESLEN & ROGERS,
dlA If n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
MOBILE Good rates and r gTick de9gstcth given
daft n W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
1T TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
sS$nsz& AMERICAN SHIPPERS-BrandywIn Superlnc
Flour packed in bbs half bb supplied short notice
in Shipping ORDER by JOHN 5. PRICE,
tit VESSELS WANTED FOR
The undersigned are constantly in want Of vessels to
anu ,''l1 nav mia A'' MoRRELL X RANDALL,
te25-h SO EXchang" Place.
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s-For information, freight passage, apply BamoT
her Office, lG5 S0TTH STREET, on board the Boat
Agents in Frederick SburV
r

NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
usz2sssassaes-11z TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INLASD-Ihr1uPh the Delaware ana RaTitsu.
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance Of Merchandise, Produce, Packages
Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods all
low
Through between New York and Baltimore, without
transhipmen in 81 hours, in Iron Steamers, with water
tight COmpar ments
FOR NEW YORK; Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
FROM NEW YCRk-Steamboat leave. in Ike mannS
for Baltimore four times week from North River Pie
No. Z.
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore oc New York
forwarded Immediately with carirce Of all charges for
commission
~ Mark Goods destined og this Route Inland Propeller
Line
The safety, regularity and dispatch Of this Line ogetr,
with the moderate rates charged, commend the public
desirable medium Tor cOnrsvng every description
Freight . A. SERVER, Agent.
40. Light street wharf Baltimore
". DALEELI, Agent,
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fun
S-@ The Bremen Bark COLUMBIA H Semcke, mas |
ter, will have quick despatch for the alb port For freight
or passage apply to the captain on board or to
KATE Il LEUPOLD,
Germs STR
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u L. PARKER & CO,
L. IS5SFzEez 4kR ERF54 4REE = METAL
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETS,
TN PLATE, Of every description.
f EEssK ELS sHEf fsF Ff fR6S No, Toto
$AtyhNizEDa q i" SO s
i kSSSl RLRE, TIMED WIRE st9 L
f sEG and T BAR 'L TphhrkR'
R RkSSf PIPES HIS and fi sh faa B LEAD
HOOP IRON, y in, to ~ in:
BRASS kETTLEsl COPPER BOTTOMS, R!yErs
NOTICE.-BALTIMoRE March 18th, 1885,
hat hs sg sdd 10 es koBBv Co., Gs
saEs PHEST Is
alone authorized to make sell or repair the same
Witness: JOHN SPENCE & SONS, Boston - ''''''i-'
cpENcEs PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
SILVER HESH fR$S5 E fAHeE OF
shEp M sh sss and
Pf 3 ''g 8o GoG aR S EbSGG S7 R
COOKING RANCE" we are now prepared to put up aid
possible notice. and upon reasonable TERMS and guar
anteed to entire satisfaction All persons having the
by letter procure printed list rice of all the
For sale wholesale and retail only by
ROBBINS CO.,
Proprietors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
&c and IS Light street,
Baltimore, Nd
NIB--A liberal discount made to the trade apl4-eotf
A CARD.--The subscriber, late Chief Judge of
"a the Orphans Court of Baltimore city, having RE
SUMED THE PRACTICE OF THE LAW, win give espe-
cal att enton to Testamentary and Equity business.
Qhce.No fancy Building, Lexington street
dHeo2m EDWARD ID. KEMP.
YELLOW METAL.-Boston Revere Copper
Company's Yellow Sheathing Metal and Bolts and Com.
position Nails, constantly for sale BY sTicKNEY Co.
Exchange Place. jaI7-iw
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between the Depots the Route
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers and are privileged To a at nigh
at any point, and resume their trip by daylight.
RFPARTlCULAR NOiICE.-Passensers nom New York
and Philadelphia by this Line viii have their baggage
checked from those cities 10 BAY GOAT S, from hence
will be checked to different points South.
For further information and Through Tickets which
good by the Bay Nail Line,) apply In NEW YORK at tn
Company's Great southern Railroad Ofice, Jersey
Ferry Buildings, foot Of CORTLAND street. Pearce Ag
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office, foo of CORTLAND
street or at No 20 Broadway Of BacIayStre above
the Aston House In PHILADELPHIA at the Companyis
Office, y W corner Ct Sixth and Chestnut streets; OF
at the Depot, Broad aud Prime streets And in BALTI
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
of Union Dock on board the Bay Steamers.
The large and commCdious and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repete with every
fort and convenience, have been added to the Line
Line being composed u the splendid steamers IOCI
ANA, Capt. &. Russell, and ADELAIDE L, Captain Jas
Cannon having unsurpassed state 1d berth
modstions.
The Norfolk i}ay Lin. steamers will ., tho Damn,
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scrbes have obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
more city Maryland letters tesamenary JOHN
PAUL Goes Ely late of said CITY, deceased All persons
have claims against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
scriber., or before the 9th day of July, 1860 they
may otherwise, by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate All persons indebted to the said
requested to make immediate payment. Given under
hands this 9Th day of Jsnuary, 1860.
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BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL
ssHaaslEzzszarraz PIIIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

saG%Q4z=zsaarr1zFilA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Merchandise Produce P.cksgz
Horses, Carriages, Furniture Goods sorts betwerI
Philadelphia and Baltimore
FOR PHllADELPHIA-0ne Of the Companys Steam
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily, at O'clock ar
irving in Philadelphia o'clock next morning in AR
pie time for the New ork Trains.
FROM PHILADELPHIA-I daily. at & ocla,L
No. 10 South wharveS.
Goods forwarded Immediately with ca-Iee cf all Guar.
Tor commission. j. ALIEN. SERVER, Agent,
No Light wharf Baltimore
. a. GkUF kS, Jr., agent
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lIIIs UVTI
ELIZA COCKEY.
ELIZABETH z. COCKEY,
To- fu.r

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
more city, in Maryland letters of administration the
sonal estate Of JOHN GODFREY late of said city, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber before the 18th day July
next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment Given under
my hand this 10th day of January, 1860
SARAH GODFREY, Administrators
STEWART & JOHNS, Attorneys,
iall-laW4W No 53 Favntte styaat
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SusiEess Gar0s.

guslEess Gar05.
THOMAS NJ GREEN. BENJAMIN YoE
GREEN L YOE,
DEALERS N CH0fCE TEAS, "'' 1880 , ,o-,a.,
AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
fell-tf No. S8 baltimore STREET, Bait.
y REAL ESTATE BROKER,
26 ST. PAUL STREET
R ( NJ and
T H. & J. s. HOGG,
81. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All entrusted to them will their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctuslitv ial-tf
~ CASSARD & son,
VI. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
PRovis Ho = GEN GGfE&NSERAILY,
Nos. 407 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STRsTr
p3-f Baltimore.
A MMIDON & CO.,
n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
KEROSENE, LARD COAL AND ETHEREAL OILs,
KEROSENE AN6 EffHERI4L LAMPS.
olO-tf near Baltimore.
VLARKE l. PEGRAM,
RGA AND N aSkTff c cgh 5E tSSANuForURED
;o,.. SO Exchange Place
John GREACEN,
y WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
apl8-tf No 80 EXCHANGE PLACE
MACDONALD & DUGDALE,
PEAS SY RkHSs sRAA AN F s4RRN c 2 4 Feb
ALI the ca RDSyfa KHssS ss ay4 hand
diff BAITINORE
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Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, 8aItiieor.
X ak. TAYLOR, Agent, Hagre Dc t,rz,.
j TOM Z. 4 ar.ri fnrI fI..Lns..

FOR FREDERICKSBURG, va.
1.-The steamer WI SELpEN, ". B. Krwan,
Captain, will resume her route Ffeerrhu and land
ings on Rapahannork, leaving Rat,nolr from her
WHARF FOOT or SOUTH STRICT, Oh
TUESDAY, February 22d at o'clock, r " Returning
will icaye fredericksburg at clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
Freight Of every description taken At ow rates Horses
Cattle, and Live Stock generally handled with care, and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods PUacually at
tended to, charges paid promptly, ant forwarded as soon
received.
sSTor information tesil EassaEe apr!y IN I5aitimor
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~ CIT ~ UspNTIdIlOW-
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ME-
UTRC,THDN
IGk4 mttsttttss3sss4444II.t-31 WESTERN
E1sg&5se~sze MARYLAND RAILROAD
StfamhNats.

EsE-A FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
sdsaaszizsst ezls M0ND, THREE TIMES A WEEK.
The steamers b ELNIDEkE and GEO. PEABODY are now
leaving every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
at3o'clock for the above places
Freight received daily.
The above steamers have superior State room accomm
dationS.
For freight OF passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
Light street hari.
r; s Passage including meals either place only Ave
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Die Sc etrppplttan Yplt5et trttt
alip beute in Sunftto1. Seute Wtcrgen I'm 6
u9r miro Ie bon ben @pmmiHdren semult teri
u,b in Sag unp Nadtmanni9 "a ein9et6eilt.
Die alte Ypli5et miro beute au86e5a9lt. Die
9lunoen Der neuen Bcli6ei lp1en 10 eit9etbeilt
lein, oaB tein Gbeil per Stapt obte Sdub lit.
Den Boli5ilten wirb e8 fprtan nift erlaubt lein,
an ben @fen gu iteben.
Der Stabtratb I'm B bic Wetr D.
pDltt an<Bplt5 set, Nl8 in Der lebten
5ieun8 pe5 5peiten 3wei9eS beS StaotratbS
Der ltdotiI6e Stat ulo ipe5iel Die 8eni1i9uns
pcn % @t8. pom 800 fir bic Wetrppplitan@
Ppli5ei p%prtan1, e1tipanm itd ~fOl8eupe %intereI@
lante Debate:
Gpof (&nowz9 tOt6in9); man mitlle freili9
ba8 gelD berptllt9en +; aber btele 8em,ui9ung
lei bic bitterite pOlitiide 8iue, Die CT ie yer
idluft. Die Oentpfraten in Annappli8 bitten
Die Sill paiitrt, Tim Der 8eute pillel, uno INN
ben MaDpr Smann Ieiner Wtudt 3n e%ntflei=
ben, ben Wtann, Der cine S6ienenifraBe
aber bic ldneebeoeften 4Qegbo1ie8 9efH6rt.
@plton (0lefprmer) Die Wtetrppplltan 8pltz
5et 9ebe ben 8itr9ern ibr Sttmmredt 5uriid !;
inter i6r merOe jeoer 8irger fret 1bltimmen
tGrmen, wG6renO Die anltdnotBen 8ir9er bis
jebt BON ben Sdurfenbanoen, meld)e Die
Stapt reSierten, ppu ben Ppll8 9~etrieten nun
ben.
Gppf ais bic g86is8 in ber @eIeb8ebun9
unp 3ugleid bic Demofraten in Der Stapt
berrIdten, fGbrten bic QS6is8 bpd feline Oletrp=
pUlitanzB pli5et Elm, pb9leid, Der pentOfr. @mz
pirez@lub Die N6is8 8altimore'8 tprannilfrte
McBbail (9upmsN otbiu9 {: man miiiie it6
Der @ntl4eipun9 pe8 AppeuatipnS9ert4t8 un=
terperI ZEN, pb9lei4 Baltimore papur9 %let1er
6reibeit beraubt mprben. Die NbIesun9
Stump'8 unO Die @inleeuuS Spno'8 ais Gri=
minalrtdter Bate 5ur Srbaltun9 oer Oronun9
yenii9t. Die Wtetrppplitanz8iu lei Elm tpran=
niI9e8 W19perf, 1ie pernidte bic Otetnnl98=
ireibett, tlpem lie erfldrt, Dap etn Sdmar5re=
publtfaner unO llnterItiiser Dea Selper1 der
8udeS nidt gu elmer Boli5eilteue pdblbar 1T
@pltpn oa8 Nmenoemeut 8etrefI8 Del
S4war5republifaner lei ni6t BON einenl De
mCtraten, lcroern BON BEN Sarner bon Kim
9anpre etngebra9t lpproen.
uebrt9en8 tpl1rbe bic 8ewt0t9un9 fitr bic
Wetrcpolita1- Bpli5et einlfimmig 9ewabrt,
Die Spurnaftften ION
Spr9eitern Nbenp nad 6 llbr fallea biz
Spnrnalllten bier an; lte ituten II 8a88pnS
Die gabn ertlan9 ipurben Ie nit @ntbultaS:
nlu8, an etn6elnen Ste0en Ipsar nit Nlnlif II
Salutldinen %empfan9en, mdbrero bier be'
@mptang 3temltd falt mar. OeutIde ltnl
penise u1te1 ben icurnaliItil9en @d item.
@ir Ratten biz lebt ba8 8ersnigeu, 5errl
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SalSbrdune (Croun)

Spbn Sarrtntan, Esq.,, SteWarbStown 81. g sxm.,,
gpr tur6eIt bate etres naaetner &inber einenf eH arae.V ~
f SSlaa S as1nS SSts0T @5ree @S SS o aRnSSSsttlbaft Obnes iSaeIS's Safi.
SIltm!tttel nnS mao gertaat een q StunSssSS,, ''ft in bs9,r Won on iS S
mar balo baratf wieeer wpbI. V'eVs gang lentt I'M
l9rdbt; NNS'' ~e0t9ah J., SRp
% Sg9 pare Sr oraltetn,9un9Snlttel unb Sbren ninLogs.rh..
BIN Sn'E seute s. 5 w TtaI S'S nett ne SflS iS IN psiaer 6Smilc an9epanSt :
4nsaa pUa Group bebrpbt inb. Wv V0~e Ht elneM
.SmenS49Setsn bon !3easnife ii men bon gcrIOnen sor ;.
mapttena Searat an6 gSabrbeit pOrJeIest werben, tpenn d nM Us
geet Sapne me68inI6en almannb fir 1860.
DeleS wertbpoue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro ern:o oocau
tslh8t pen Or. o. s pne Il o. -" oF
@btAatepbia
6. S Oubprf, O'Re[ & Slider, 81 m-.
8. S. Gtabler s 50, 9bSmIon e. WTn, SFe~n \ SrO
Sn @ai6instcn 9, g. bel Gairn q paImer, ""' O@s
(Sahl7 ,htMw3
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GP Yrtpot=8 ait Sn ber freunp<
liden Nebenbaue finpet beute N6eno ein bon
6rn. s. Qeimba6 perunltalteter ~IplIener
Prtpatb1Q ltatt, mas btermit alien Treunoen
unO Tremnpinnen zines 9emiitbliden Cling
Aen8 ST QSilien 9etban miro. BUR @rfri-
Idur9 Der ermipeten 2eben89eiIter 9tbt e8 am
Oienlta9 Wtpr9en int 2pfale pe8 Srrt. 8 nz
+ f Ger, 258 8rpaplpap, etnen p~efitaten
Qun6.
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lifum MAIDEN mir barouf an merriam, baB bcute
Wtpntag III Der Wte4unic8=SaIl, 152 IS.
TaYetteltr., Elm ~9rpBarti9e8 Grn5ert, au89e=
liibrt bon 6elpmanu'8 beliebtem Miulifcprp8,
Itattfinoe.t pirp.
Sg 9 9tuBfrGn5d zen. I'm Die
Ser9nii9en be8 @interS ipiiroig 81 bel9lieBen,
bat bet lpc. benz. Iurnperein ouf beute,
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