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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

-, lioa. u. A Iilanch writing from Austin
ssdrs aase Of January Goth says; The APor-
tiassssst BiIl has a'~ily parsed, giving Harrison
~ Upshss SENATOR. Harrison one Rrproien-
taAivs. and Harrison mud Psno'ns Aon'er." He
~. Inst The bin creating tho nov County ID
nassoA, with Jcfcron "a tbs county site. win
-. 1hs bill he hscn modified NJ "a 10 leave
Maspieoa eoenty untouched
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

-. Mcuss. y. Hartrl / Co, have Amt ~
kaM thris Marshall Music S,orr. e lrma Polka
hrdsws." fw. In piano. said to b~ . charming
pieee II mssic. They have also received lot Of
~ music IAdi~s and amateurs " II please take
no(iee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

M. kSNe, Ny attention has bee"
called 70 Al article in thc Texas Repnb-
Iican sndcr the sbovc title. whsscn
the rdttOr strives 10 escatc An iNpscs
sion 81 scgloos of dsty, prejudice and
umau, hosixed exactIm on ny part to-
wards the 5. z. X X Co. An impress
sion which il based upon hsM would
wholly unfit me for the position | bold.
| believe IL is . rule in Ethics that he
who makes IN assertion as true without
knowing II to he 80, is equally guilty oi
stating an untruth, a. though malicious
ly done
The Editor states that i was clear
" his enty to have stated. either that
the ~ miles of road had been completed
according to law, or that they had not
been. lie did neither. &c las the
editor ever seen the report! No
Then how does he know what 1t contain
ed! ! shall make brief extract from
il 10 show the position in which the cdl'
tor has placed himself by publishing
the article alInded to.
list ! find that there are % miles,
53' feet as determined by Mr.. Parsons
and myself. The samc section Of 'h"
road previously to the track being laid
was determined by the Company's Engi-
nccrs 10 be % miles 800 icct exclusive
~ Of ,urnoals and side tracks" Again
Gen, obs. 9th With the exceptions
stated in observation 3. 81, ] think the
road : i. Road, will compare tavorably
with the other roads in this state. though
! wish your cxccllency Ia distinctly un'
stand that do not consider any road IN
this State as first class road nr can
they be until well and thoroughly al
lasted, nor until they reach q section o'
county furnishing good stone or they
import the latter material TO make them
so
lie states, we should like To know
where he found the authority Ia warrant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

AcADusv N Tuvs Caxry See notice o.,
nesl pag. Mr. Harris. W. understand, has
'nn9s sstGa dive improvements al The SPRINGS ~
ss1sr n 's.iA up first cla.s academy, Mr.
psvb ~ e.as'eman u PrePa'ssnx appear
Nsss. ~ ~ hAvc no ionb, an accomplished
s1nsass The neigsbcrinod is said 10 hc, in
every wsrect al that .,oukd bc desired.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

-. The Jasper Clarion states, that On he
Gard. = Mr.. Newman, Of Newton county. was
killed BY the accidental discharge Of . pistol.
birh ln l,lA IN N. n.. , t.ni
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

~ The editor Of the Mex inncy Mcs.
scngcr states that there il - secret order
in existence hearing the name II the
Golden Circle, headed by Gen. Buckley,
Of Baltimore. Mountaineering about TWEEN.
~ Thousand men, having FOR its ohicc.
the subjugation of Mexico with the
exception of the city Of New York, The
membership, it is thought. is restricted
to the Southern States Our cotcmpor-
AIRY condemns the scheme. IN a violation
II law and sonnd mota!s and calls mpon
the press 10 warn the young and iucon.
sidcrasc from embarking in it. lie fur.
ther says that cmssarics are traversing
this State IL cnlist men and that he could
name one or two Of them if necessary II
this abatement be true, why does he not
do il Or. AZ lac has no conscientious
objections 10 secret societies or extra.,u.
dicial oaths. he might Join ia for . tea.
son, and sec what it is. Knowing the
editor Of the Flag to be in favor Of 81.
crct orders aud u RlIihastcr, VIC have cn-
desvorcd. but in vain. to pump him on
the subject Surely the editor Of the
Mckinney Messenger IN a law abiding
man. and good citizen 10 not going TO
let this scheme 30 IN. OF to permit these
onc ~ two men. whose designs lie is 40
well acquainted with, escape!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

~ We hayc not room in this issue IA No.
tice ten. fioustops nesaage in reference IN tho
eaH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

~ Lao Asns. Osra.--Th< hoas II rep
ps(lvss tays = k1xih ehrtsd . spssts@.
s~V ~ 0ua411s sAp0sessl;c- fvep a,rrs ~ might
tstes espsrs~a. js'sst ,hs black rep..r.r-
~ assseA ~ a,atwisy a osx, Mr.. isnni'x.
- = 1sU Jerry. 1hc conservative swl
Asuta(n ppeysd hishlsl 10 ths sssy lass nm
1-kGa wsssr~.
~ osaGA Wsssm Esovs that thh staarssess
b 0ask. Hessi.Sssa wsa elssssa y sss vote.
- ~ vs1s m given y Hsssy Wiser In
visa AasyAaaa . ssstA Asssieas. Our 90
spsssy ; - sssss = ~ tass 49, ~ only
aaumsvulivs vo>es ~ H. Nossh VEN given by
Ann1ni6sn1tsa isusess1s; ~ "eoasrits" ~~m
hu4CA6 = sssh 70 sbs-r. Why dors hsoot
en1lD - Ashs 4 n~spspse should not
- ~ ~ trslA, ~ tbe vAsis truth, and ut
0Ams9v = ashs ra,isiesl capital b, suppress
~ psstioU u u, sLJ sbs' rcr.ioe Re met
nn.~v;si.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11
Am0T At AvOTlU.

e.My. fhsaas n. iowsrs. Hirst Assis'sst CLERK VI
~ Hs~a N Representative. will set - onr Agent
4 ~ CssisM d~sMe s,sr session Of NJ vse-snt leg
I)sasrc HE r.ce~ viii Ia good for all .ams due
~ nsp~hiieaa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

Hens l'nssrs NJ Nvaspxs. The South has
ssv~ ssr~ prcsuiarily IN ~ prrr-oss = con
Asis~ : II IT, present time. The newspapers
~ every pcr'io" n th~ Southern country rep
msrM saosfup n ceiling 1t enormous prices. On
- vssss.l ariiinK and hiring day in this county
~ ~ Tuesday IN .isusary, co,nmoa field
hnh trsa9hs srvcss~n. eighteen. sM even
~ ~ = sasssssN hswlred do,laru last Tues.
~ usssss Il rssrm~ wcr sosd fm cash a,
49, NJ ~ Ons mts. carpenter, brought
MN. ~ ~ II year old was knocked Of
Il IN. M y going shssa d lss3.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

s. T.. R.mno.n.--rhc news from abroad in
reference to this great enterprize is truly nntter
ing and will bc hailed with satisfaction through
IN, the country. The company has = lssgc ele"
CANT new locomtivc which We presume il now on
It's way rom New ORLEANS. II is cxpcctcd to
reach here Ia day or t~o tho engineer having
gone AFTER IL Onc hundred and Iorty seven new
hands, were brought up few days ago, by Mr..
Rcsvally. They are Ill Germans, and appear
TO t~ quite intelligent. sober and hardy in fact
the hest Art of railroad hands we have ever seen;
Mr. lsos~valiy started with so, but, three IN.
fortunately were lost overheard. There are now
over POO lahorers on sh. work ~ Fowlkcs is
expected daily When he gets here, il is aptie
r~,sd that = much larger force will be- placed
on the road
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

AGENT.

J. 4. n. Waasrk, " jeAsscn. Tesss. 10 "t duly
aasAsstssA Assst Al Jsasrscn, Tssss M. n. Dies
. ssessai coilsct,ng busin-es. We would recommend
~ - sss fvseals ~ rvliahle and pfou,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-11

'""i'd this amount i,nm the -u,hr.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06
Sailing the Streets.

MAfoR's UTBIcK, NKw-YoRK, Feb. n, 1880.
The following ordinance passed By the Common Council and
breed:
To prevent spnkne a other substance the
kew-iork, for the purpose Of melting snow or ice.
be ordained By the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonsy Of the
Chy OF Nes feTk In Common Council convened:
sscTIos II shall be lawful any person peuons
cast throw sprinkle to be thrown prnk
al. or any other substance In lane alley
highway public place In the said City Of NewYork
purpose o. melting ice that may have accumulated
or been deposited In such avenue street. lane alley high
WY or public place In .ad city except such
noss OF portions thereof travelled By the Of the city
railroad conpanies which companies hereby permitted to
continue the use Of s sde aud foot outside Of their
ss under penalty OF not ess than hundred dollars
than two hundred aud my doas for each and every
sdepse .sainst the provisions ofths ordnance.
bEc. The Mayor and the Commissiouen OF Police ara
hereby pecay directed provisions Of Section OF
ms ordnance be strictly enforced aud al violations
thsSeofto be reported the Attorney the Cor
FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor
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Lectures and Readings-By J. II. sIDDONs,
Al GOLDBECK'S MUSIC HALL, No. 765 Broadway.
TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock-LECTURE:
"HOW TO TRAVEL IN THE OLD WORLD"
ldmission 2y centt
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The Unitary Household, No. I6 East 18th near the
nished, i, now vacant Meals s carte Also SINGLE
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The Rev. III. Grattan Guinness win preach EVERY
LVENhG this eek (ezcept Saturday, In the hev Dr. hsE
ioyts th-st.
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Pure Water-To manufacturer and the public generally
nH CARBON FILTER viii be found invaluable.
UNITED STATES CARBON FILTER COMPANY,
No. l64 Broadway, New-York.
,,,sS and 6eE Hotels, Steamers and Ships, user
strons for use In public mould Bottles made eIs
prees by - - ieas'eu ~
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DIR. PfaG, Oealisf.
From Paris, Vienna and Berlin,
Hotel ~. Deaks.
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The Rev. VIM. III. MIllburn

YOUNG AMERICA
Before the Burchard Christian Association THURSDAY
EVENING March g. at II O'Clock, ct the 3ths Presbyterian
Church. Tickets, IS cents.
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The Rev. III. Grnttan Guinness win preach EVERY
EVENING this week except Saturday, In the Rev. Dr. MeE
roy's Church, l4th.st.
EsDAY 9Th inst, at lot NJ. in Rev Mr.. Van CleH's
Second Reformed Dntch Church. Wayne-st, Jersey City
THURSDAY, 9th inst, at Oi m, in the Groyes Baptist
Church thr. Pnmly's), Jersey City.
soon Robnson's Portrait, with Bioqsphiesl shstci,
viii be found In this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Price
only cents FOWLER WELLS, No. aoa Broadway
Card.-W. 8. MACLAURIN, Writing. master, having com.
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ns ucon into the leading Newly Grammar Schools
prepared receive applications for the writing depart.
nent Of Classical Commercial Ladies' Schools and also for
private Lessons at the residence Of the pupil Address Box No.
ls87, PostOhice.
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Gperial Notices.

TrspIfy YeuDe Mems Christian Association.-Dr:
~ AND (Tmothy Tcombl viii deliver celebrated
stnrs on "ORK AND PLAY" st the TRINITY NJ Z. Church
A. ssshst between Tth and avs on THURSDAY EVENING
Hs,Sh g. at O'Clock. Hckels25 cents. O. B. NASH,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
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A NEW WORK-By the Author of
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COLLEGE LIFE.
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lege, Cambridge, author Of Eric; Or Little by Litfep
ysu.. volume limo.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

Rocky Mountain Republican Club Of kinss CO.
The Board requested 70 meet a. tne
old corner Orange and Fuonss, Brooklyn on
THURSDAY EeENING March at o'clock to prepare for
the campaign Of 1850. By order of the Committee.
JOHN M CoMsTOCK, Secretary.
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Ote SSclt ito1tnt !
IGe geationen ltno bon Oant erfttlIt.

9as fei6te eprt&wurt: nSefaunte Dtnse taben teinen gDertb, {"
bat cine febr bef8rdnfte anwsnbuns. 8efannteS, weldes BE-
munberuuesmertb nlslt& uo SeesenbrtnSenO ii, er3eust 3D.
tuna, Oanttarfett uni Gntbu1tdSmuS. Sp mar eS nit SDlpwaa'S
uni6dBbaren 9ilen. Sc mebr mir nit tbren wunberSpIen CT
~genIGaften betannt werben, lie nnebr mir itre Wtrtuneen tn ben
perswetfeltfen 5dlen beUba9ten, befU ttefer e%mpFnben mir ras
9erOteuf, wetdes prof SUGOnda9 I'm, bic Wtenf6beit bat.
Sn bielem 2ante, NO MIR ~ f6ueI ftnO i'm gepba&ten u. &n-
erfennen BON ma6ren Mnfpri6sn auf @r6Be IN QDtdeniGaften ieber
Mrt, 1T Ietne 9ppularttdt unbs aren3t, unp BITE NaAfraee mad lets
men %rsneimttteln wdre etne ertrataeante 3u nennen, menn Te
T3 ni&t auf eine lpltbe 8ais BON grfabrune sranbete.
SIN Rem Sabresietten, 100 Dpfenterte unb 3urGfal Sprberr-
den, weisert f6 bic 8eSSferung i'm sunssa @aoen mD gDsfen,
ireenp cine anbere 9rdparattUn GlS SUGUpa9NS 9tGen tnsuaeb.
men, trpBoent bic ~bprtteen AerSte iA anipnf taeeaen frGuben.
Gs TT nublps etnern &ranfen, wel6er altG9lt9 an StGrfe, &p.
petit. @eIunbbett unp Wtunterfett burdb ben @ebreuG bteier wirf.
ianen &rsnet Bantnrt, gu fa8en, haB es ethe tlpBe @erldumoung
lit, eS Seretntst fb ba tebeS Organ, WluStel, glerSen uno 8tber,
UNI fOlte 8ebauYtuns Der Qdse su setten; es 1T bufslbe Bel DpS.
peyTe, Qebertel6perbeu unb tn Der Gbat Bel alien iunerltGer
8~raufbetten pbne Musnabme Der Sal.
gStr fteben nt6t aletn tn Der Entertaining Ger b~elebenben uni
farfenbeu @teenIaaften bte1er Stnen, beinabe ieteS WedIelblatt
wel6es mir D6nen, enttdlt etne Uber be anOere Inefbpte SUn if.
rem Ertumpb uber uenf4lt6e 2etoen, per bic Q4tebernufri6tuna
zines traflplen unb bpfaunsslUitnt ron ben Nertten aufeegebener
aranten, bird BITE Stlfe Dtefer w~srtbSpaen &rsnet.
Setae aubere BITS itst ~anseseiete MeOi3tn bat T8 en fptAe;
Sob BON Der mebt stnif6en, ~reltet6ien unb pUltttI&en 9refe Al er
werben sepuBt, ais Spatwas's NtebtBtnen. 8eitunsen m.b MRD-
natsl6rtften, BITE f6 .8u arifpfrattf6 Danten, UNI bic &n,eiee se
wSbnlt8er prGparate IN tbe Spalten aufSunebmen, empfeblel
btele 9ilen erafli6 benz 3utraueu Der 2eibenoeu. Ni&ts ali
mtrlltde 3bataden, 3u nett Serbrettet UNI %befrttten sa perbe
waren I'M Stanbe bte anertannten Sreane Der 0afult6t ,u Serrni
gen, Fb Dor btelem ma6tteen GRINDER, benz @dfar Der mebisia
f&en gOelt unb feiaer unsersletali&en S%etImtttet su beusen. .
gDabrbeit fam 70 meats In t6reu 2aufe ~aafse6alten werbet,, a
Slise bss Stmuels. (&R20iI .tap ,l6l
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gteuer 8d1tperetn.

Z Sn Sol9e einer @inlabuue perIuntmelteu fb ant pOrisen Mcnta9
ene @nsabG Wtanner bel 0errn u. 8aunsartner, $50. As a1be=
marle1tr. UNI etnen neuen 8auperein ms 2eben ga rufen. gu bic
elmer 5wetmdBtsen Contribution eruannt uo cine fernere Ser
iommlun9 wurbe anf
aur Nnnobme ~pprsele9t werOen iOQ. SierauI ftncet ca8 3eibnsr
bon @ntbelen unO Die 3ablun9 Der @ini8reibe8elber auf btdel'
ben Itat.
0aS pubIitum ,prs biermit .freunOli8it sar ge~beiIisun8 an bic
EN- neuen 8auoereine e~in9elaon.
81. @rieBmanu, SIS. q, Sede, Gbs, Srsp, g. 2sbel
q, 6Stner, SWas
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~npfeblenI 'Nis'VsH ais eutS 81
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
80 fttGl, @rem g.. 81. o., Ben 3 g,n. 1850

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welde @rlet6 terune peri6afften unb menn fe aud ntht bs stwS,s =
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tanntes vttttel ntehr belfen tpnnte) 70 ltn6ern lie bU6 itrs gds oe'
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bate. fur Se Ho Ote SADIE Der Menf60ett einiaen' g n z IT. t.OG e.
tnb tie ptltpntnen ~ bem rtetntaen. ~ottt pah "
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8aGerlndt nuS &reb8 furirt
Columbus. @ftG.. BEN d. Car.

a.. a 9 columbus, Ittfr ben "a. San. 1857.
@ertter 3err. Nttt srp6ent Iersnaoeu mode IL a 49,
aniSaspGFstn aStrtfantett tbrss graRrefafeta1npsssVnmriI s
betts .YtIlen betannt. @eneroI Ne ~ MS un0 Sefanb-
SfatSarn wurte opr& ibren 8rufreiniser unS lSSer n%sr ae e,
DUt Bronchitis se9ttlt, radSert ct 40 SSatr lana AMI SEN S' = S 4 ,Iar,
@rfels an tbt erprUbt battea. @erf6teDene gGae s 81, SSaM S9ae
DE- Stf fIstn 99 4Sater tG lfft ia rt TT ne d"s,g msSDssf4aft qsssiit
oes SaIIies rel6er ie9r fdneu sunatnt. Sd aab ibr of 1SsSG "Ss
prem @lt Tsalin neutrality-suspicious. IieeiSfn) rnS Il" it i "a
gsasi 5qG4ss e 5sati y 0aat "a! seatn ie uO Ser gSunfS fir SSe !
tA ea 9grsnoer gu S9nen bin un0 Sic fnO nSetr aS 5 ruat SSsSs@
CUR ytrbHeahtduasaetefess TN Sale Sic es wanibsn fOeitsu'
Sa 5~reqnDf&aft S6r NA''"
&h0ma6 9. Tmnnx
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@ 6onpmaDS NtHen.

renoeS 6iebst uno bic 6rcnii6en Setgen oernatldb9ter 8rant-
belts S9mptOue tOnnen isl6ft in Der lesen @tanoe nod turtrt
tpercen burh eini8e DpIen beier punoerbaren Ar5net. Se muti
fam BON Srauen uno ainbern bon iebem Utter mt 9lelder 81
derbeit 9enCuuen tperoen. gu ba6en in Der Tabrtt Np. 90 ueas-
ben Zane Nep-9o nno bel alien Drus8ifen gu 20 @tS:, 6o@tS,
uno 81 bic S9aftel. Wtat23,lW
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81. SDbnitDn.

gltt8Itee Zee ~fSnfathet G~pGe8tnns Der ~g8unSdr;te in 9Dnbrr,
5rabuirter etnes Der erfen mebf,intIben GpQeaien Ter gsr> GtIns
zen. Der Stn ar0Bten Ghttl ieines Eebens in BEN S~Oipttdlern RON
EpnNFn, YartS, Ybilarelpbia, unb anteren StdSten ,uaebrobt, bat
elntge Ger nIneerbdrlten Qetlun8en ~Spaenbet tn benen bic Sc,
lot1tc Der yteo8tn wetB. un3abliee 2etoence, bic an Obrenat.
,tnI Ner 2Hr un6 anSeren &%rantbetten litten, fpae /. 9. aud
tpfn bel 8ertnBen 8Ieini8feiten u. |. 10. wurpen aueenblifli6 ae,
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Aftbma, 8lutipeien &c.
r. .. Sdhnel N"Vf W" T. Sept. 1o0

Or. 3. Sa9ne! "Vr ." = Sept' 1e3
50, S Sa e G sG1t, mar 4 Lett sd bret ?Sa9rsa iaHer tranf NIT erUuditis
tells seeea Sufeul &fbma, S6weratbmiafsit g TInttFFuM9unssrttt'
Sse Srantpsttta ger sa4n{ags ,ee9Srt bate, 70 taufte u s IN w gfo q.
SGSOn uno ene SGa3tsl @fianObettsYiaen, unO i'd Bin r. r. o Y%I%s
euasS@ittels ibr Saaea S%srsiua, bte 8efdmerSeeu rs , = eSs%nrstal.
eetnt Atpnteni macpherson un0 IN etnem 06Onat cine sca TSrtSe
SetIuts tUl8tef ~ ~ UpuFs"et9e
" r & q GMI4E
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NnfaQ bon gLu8aehrltnn

SteieS mag ~beSu9n, baB i'd Dor un9efdbr 9 Sab, IN W..
&rantbett befaaen lpuroe, bic mid nit @ussebrlmTn Es IS Uun euie
liberties BON eulem i~emer3lt9en 6ulten 9epla9t wurSe. SS%Tvm
Don ben berlbmtelten Aer5ten bebanoeIt, pbne cine q 5.;S 49, uroe
p%erlplren. @nolt1, oat d. tnul1er eenoer wltrbe ShsrryssSSaIan9
mid 0r. SapneS interchangeable gu probren "'s Sdsne man
eetraudp Der erlten 6lalbe Wuroe tb etwa8 better nae, % T. ! oelm
bon 3 6laI9en erfcI9te meme pDli9e @eneiuua", NV YeVrau@
Siaac Grrsh.
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SalSbrGune Group

SSobn Sorriatan, @sq., SteparoStppn g. g sSv.;s..
gDT tnrsemm bette tee ernes r1slner ainOer einen etiacn ostotrtt,
tDblt9 sepOr6eu mare. SD CAB Inn oios ,S MN lpnele 9aIft
Sr11tm!ttet aS mao Ssrloul bon y StumSer, in Sos spen 9G Sns 'sgreE
mar bolo borauf pieber mobl. "o1S gang let9t mb
I6retbt: ~tptSan J., 6hGt
% SSg pare Spr oraltteinit9ult98nttteI uu6 Sbren mfnLtr,;s.,
Salllam nut o Senl 9rSBten erfOlS in ueiner aa Il oaUuSastOenSea
tel sertttea, nm es ueinena nSsr~ sin s1usS pS'ulntsrrsLat9an9Smt.
Amsaa op1 @rcup bebrpBt iinb. O"S'Ve"' pelge NIT etnem
Swa na19Sslen BON ,3ensntHe Il anen bon Nersou.m
magtsm Ssar0a NIB aSabrbeit ~pOrJeleot werS reTU S" oon be
S S1sl SssM Ts n nsses9inii3en almauns fin 1850
Dleles wertbpoue SruItreunteunasnittel n ~ :
Iat9t bon Or g "s wuo slis9 alctn
umo 1T 3a haben tt . aItt m ore Bel .FV"VsPDla
3 $ SaS gtasler : Se Sc. : !, Ss$sr q Broom 3 ~,
" IslgInstoa 2 ., bel Rara s paInsYr. 'eS Ed Owb