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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16
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n E W B o o X s
The Mil ON the Floss, by Geo Eliot
II Fgrldies by the author of the Lampligher.
The Correspondence of Alex Won Humboldt
0ld Leaves Gathered from Household Words.
Historical Evidences, by Rawlinson
Life and speeches Of senator Douglas
Poems, by the author of The New Priest.
Cathara Clyde.
Say and Seal, by the author of Wide Wide World etc.
History of France, by Parke Goodwin
Mashburn's History of Leicester.
OF the Prince Of the House of David.
Critical and Miscellaneous ESSAYS of CARLYLE vols
Caroline Perthes, the Christian Wife.
Aboriginal America, by Jacob Abbott.
TyIney Hall, novel, by Thomas Hood.
Mademosellc Nori, a Tale of Mo'ern Rome
Tom Brown at Oxford, Part g.
New England Business Directory for 1850
The SUI Hour, by Phelps
Leaves Of Grass by Walt Whitman.
The Puritans, by Hopkins.
Debates of Lincoln and Douglas.
Home and College, by +. D. Huntingdon
Notes on Nursing. by Florence Nightengale
- Inventors and DISCOVERIES in Science and Art by
Against Wind and Tide. by Holme Lee.
Marble Fawn, by Hawthorne.
Art Recreations; being Complete Guide to Ornament
al Work, by Prof Henry Dav and others
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1860.
For sale by
EDWARD MELLEN, JR.,
Bookseller, Stationer, " Blank Book Manufacturer,
mvSO d&wlf 239 Main street.
NEW NUSNi NEW MUSIC.-10O Pieces Of
s1sSg New Music just received, consisting Of
~z~Songs, Duets, and Quartetts, both vocal
and instrumental.
NEW MELODEONS,
Cornet Sax Horns, Nolins, Guitars, &C. for sale
rent at low prices.
Music or Books sent by mail (post paid receipt
the price. las. A. DORMAN
nyl6 diff 203 Main street
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Zeal estate.
ALUABLE STEAM AND WATER

Y ALUABLE STEAM AND WATER
80 LOWER FOR sALE.-The Steam Power consists
y Go isins, suilt by the East Boston Steam Engine
Non OF " inch cylinder and feet stroke and boil
ef capable tr 80 horse power The Winter Power con-
and saw mil n.y. ne Is capable Of driving grist mill
summer mGntns By uniting the water ana steam ner
the premises building 70 b a. te ee are upon
notn W. s'Des, besides several smaller buildings The
Hoiliston, about three-fourths Of mile rom M to OIL
Milford Branch Railroad and the same "cp3t on me
center of IIoistou ami within mile Of three brss
and nine stores The property can be bought at rss
bargain, and possession given once part Of the pUr
chase money can lay on mortgage. Apply to JOHN
o ~ ''0Os advertising cYRTs h moTGH II
myS d2taw4w* Hollston, Mass
- FOR SALE. - Two VALUABLE
iii HoMESTEADS;-Eac comprising new House,
mile from the Post once this city viii be sold cheap
For further particulars, inquire Of 7 NJ LAMB Harrng
ton Corner, Worcester dtwtf meh9
/ ,UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO
- BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin and having branch track along side of the lot,
that with all the other I.aruad in the city Terms lib.
sPps nc 10 VIII De %PGGim i'21' %EE iIIInF
SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Situated
~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 40
with Dwelling House, Barn. Carriage House Sheds and
other oui-6uiidings two wells Of neyer-ailing water
if applied for Immediately. j. $ PINKHAM
2j3 and 255 Main corner Mechanic street,
mchl4 diff Worcester.
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
III It'll n LEOMINSrER.-The subscriber has a good
---aE arm with one OF the best powers in the
town OF Leominster, Wor, County, for sale The
property consists of good DAM across the Nashua
gve srlst and saw mill in running order two houses,
one barn with ont buildings and about eighty acres Of
land The property the great road leading from
Leomlnster To Lancaster, about half mile
on on the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad ono and
nan miles from one on the Fi'chburg Railroad and will
he sold together or in lots to suit purchasers The Local
ton is good one for the manufacture WOOL
en- goods, paper will be sold cheap The whole or
part of the purchase money lay for long time, by
giving good security and money will be furnished for
building if desired.
Also one other water privilege, ty-our of land
stone dam, but 10 buildings in the westerly part OK
LeomnSter, on the Nashua river, two miles from tho
centre village i'll Fitchburg and only mile the
manufacturing village at So. Fchburg / will exchange
any OF the above property for real estate in the city
Worcester. IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester, March l. 1860 diff mch5
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miscellaneous.
~ WIND 0 VS., DOORS,
lGMM SALHES AND BLINDS.

We would respectfully call the attention of Carpenters
and the puilc generally to our large stock Of
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS AND SASHES,
which we offer for sale at very low prices We have
Windows glazed with German, English and American
Glass
of u lights each. for 81 to 81 70. and Lip Windows,
9x2 and sxlS for sl20 to sl25 cheaper Lip Windows
glazed desired l0X4 and l0Xl5 Lip Windows, IL thick
for LA to 81 So aud Doors it. ink IT, in Il thick,
for SIC upwards. Nice Bevel Doors Il thick, made
of Western lumber for Sl37l Blinds 9xl2nd 9Xl3
windows Good, first quality Blinds, well painted with
three coats Of paint with trimmings complete for Sl63
One-half rolling shades from Is to zoe extra
We give YOU the above prices they are sizes most
used: other sizes we will sell in proportion Work
made to order on reasonable terms
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
the junction of Main and Southbrdge streets, only
few rods south of City Hall. Worcester, Mass.
apl4 diff ID. d G. 7. STEVENS.
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Hi HOMESTEADS.-Each comprising new House.
s. Barn. and or 10 acres of the best Land. Only ri
mile from the Post Office in this city Will be sold cheap
For further particulars inquire Of T. NJ LAMB arring-
ton Corner, Worcester. dtwtf meb9
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UNITED STATES. GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE,
And other European countries
The subscriber PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws,
has been for years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
lie continues TO make Models and to prepare Specid.
cations Drawings and all papers, aud to Dro.
Patents In the United States and European
tries. Foreign business cOnhded only TO trusty and
sponsiblc agents
All business conhded TO me will be promptly attended
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the would be done by others IN the proesson.)
Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and maxim rcQuent trips there, enabled to keep
Inventions thus anodng the best facilities for pre-
ltnnary examinations, and advising Inventors in regard
o securing a Patent Tor their Inventions
Inventors will find IL to their advantage to pu heir in
ventons into substantial form Model as prac
tcable (hs frequently Patent in case of ques
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
In the Patent Office, as to securing their rights
All communications strictly confidential Advice as To
mode of proceeding given gratis Preliminary eXamna
lions made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented. or In Use for the same purpose or involving the
same principles, and advice given the probability Of
obtaining patent, In saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars TO the Inventor.
MODELS OF all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted TO
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
Deeds ofassignments recorded at Washington. Cpr.es
of Drawings Specifications and other papers Ia.
tent ONCE obtained.
The Patent Laws, Reports "ment Cases. and other
valuable works rcatin" % atents, together with
pete list OF all - PATENTS record at Washington IAN
be seen Il. my office, Tree ofcharge.
JAMES &. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
apis Once nj Mechanics Hall daw
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for a whisper, but which was loud enough to
be heard several wards round, he said Tom
my, supposing it was Monday, what wad We
take for your calf 2" "Why," replied the other
"supposing it was Monday, aw wud tax two
pInd fifteen" "Supposing it was Monday,
aw'l gl' two pund ten" '.Supposing it was
Monday, then, ye shall hev't" The bargain
was thus concluded, and the calf, was duly
delivered on the following day.-Engllsh Paper.
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For one dollar and SIN postage stamps ~ ''''
For one dollar and six postage stamps
For one dollar and six postage stamps
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QQtOrtester Daily Spp.

MINsTRELsY IN THE SOUTu SEA ISLANDS.
The New York Musical Review contains the
following poster and prices Of admission of the
AlleghanlanS, who are having fine tour in
the South Sea Islands:
BY royal command of King AIakea v, and the
Barotonga nobility, the Alleghanians will give a
grand concert at the Sehool-house this afternoon,
at four o'clock, January 18th, 1860 Prices of ad-
mission; Tickets to admit one, hop, or pigs, or
turkey, orr chickens, % cocoa-nuts, or % pine
apples, orr punches of bananas or large pump
hns, or 2 baskets oranges. Children half price
The profits also might be novelty. The
writer OF a letter says:
In order to get at the amount of the re-
ceipts in dollars and cents, | have valued eve
rything at about New York retail prices :
70 hogs at So each 1896 90
SO turkeys at 81 each 80 20
ZIG chickens at IS cents, "a W
16 600 cocoa nuts at u cents each 1920 90
800 pine apples at II cents each, 6S4 W
Ais punches bananas, averaging toto the Duhcni -.
making 81 $50 bananas ut cents each, 1901 w
500 pum6kins at IL cents each 80 90
300 ORANGES nj . cents each 81 90
Lines mats, fans etc, about 70 w
Total, s5OS6 OS
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Sold by BUSH & CO., Worcester.
NJ, S. BURR 81 CO, Boston, General Agents o,
England dcudNweONIy
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SHoEING HENs.--"A friend Of ours board
ing in the country found his hostess one morn.
ing busily engaged in making numerous small
wooden bags, of singular shape. Upon in
quiry he was informed that they were shoes
for hens, to prevent them from scratching.
The lady stated that it had been her practice
for years to shoe her hens, and save her gar
den. These "shoes," were of wooen made
somewhat of the shape of fowls foot with
ase,aier which it is closed with needle and
sewed tightly on, extending about an inch up
the leg. Our friend observed that some of the
Dlddles, possibly conceited with their new hon.
ors, appeared TO tread us though walking on
eggs particularly was this the case when from
the width OF the shoe one would conceive that
thelr toes might be a little pinched." This is
not a pad luea. We have seen hens shod be-
lore, ana with good results it is not necessa-
ry, however, To make Il regular shoe for them
even piece OF cloth embracing their foot and
secured to their leg, the bag being large enough
TO allow their toes TO expand in il, will answer
the purpose very well. BY such an appliance
henyards and tight fences are unnecessary The
hens are allowed their liberty all summer. and
they viii lay better Tor it, and even the garden
and field will be kept clean from many worms
bugs, flies and other vermin that iniure yepo.
tatlon. But for their scratching, hens do little
harm and much good on cultivated grounds.
"SUPPosING IT WAS MoNDAY."-In a Dis.
senting chapel near characteristic, a few Sun
days ago, two farmers met. One OF them on
ms way TO the chapel, had noticed fine calf
III his neighbours field, which circumstance
gave rise to the following converspanp AID
dressing his friend in tone wikel@ g!ended
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-16

HIDEs-63 a 7c q b. TalIow, 6 a SIC. a H.
PELTS-SO,50 a 81 IS each. Calf Skins II "a Pic n H.
Veal Calves-S300 q 900.
There were the Eastern Railroad, "A over
the Boston and Lowell and "a over the Fitchhurg
Reminiscent change to note in the price Of beat
from last week, with the exception of two pairs
extra nice which sold from 25 a SOC q cwt higher than
ourquotations No change in prices of sheep. Calves
plenty; prices same as last week
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-15
i4las uno prtnst auf 5eilisbaltun9 pes
Sr1nuex ST 4 ~ tItuo Al a aEokoa =F

i4las uno prtnst auf 9%eilisbaltuns pes
SclapenfQ9tllnss9eleBe6.
Morrt6 Don pa. (@ldst unterlua<
un9 Der @onfitutipnalttdt Der Personal
liberty-Laws IN ben ein;elnen Staaten
uno ces Observation-Disclosures, Dor.
Stewart BON Mb. mInl9t @prz
i9ld9e ourd Die Senat>G rieoens< Gomite
9enodt gu leben, ME Der 3pielpalt aus
9e9ltden weroer, Deer pte man, ,penn pies
unm69li@ it, nit ben ousl@eipenoen
@taatsn ms &eine fpmmer fam.
6r. Qeafe wil benz @onsres bic &C.
leB9ebun9 Qber cte ScloYerei in oer
Staaten unp Gerrttprtsn 100 fe Bel tebt
entso9e1 wi0en, beSstet@en ben Gerritcz
rialre9ierun9en paS Ne3t Uter rieien Sc:
9enltanc, @eieBe gu erlaNen. Nlio ga:
tionaltllrun9 Der Sclaperei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-15
9a8 4rpject Der 81 enbtru,9 Der
Contribution.

Der ebrw. SEER, Der nod bis gum 4.
MGr, ro6 Sberbaupt Der Union lein uno>
wie es nun BOD ben ernten Nni9ein &C.
minnt, pie traurise gum 9rpben Gbeil
bur9 feline Der3midte Yolitif ielbft errunz
gene Nu6;eidnun9 3enieben >pirp> Bet
lebte Yra1tpent Der Union g.
welen gu lein, 9laubt befanntli9, bie|er
Mu6seidnun9 ent9eben unp bic Union retz
ten gu fSnnen pur9 Nmenctrun9 ibrer
Con intuition ouf cine 1ol&e @eiie, cab le
Dem Supen unp benz Norpen 5u 9let@ Sc
nliaen tpiirbe. Die Contribution 1elb1t be-
ttmmt bic Nrt mie iie ab9eanoert rercen
fam, folsenoermaeen:
Der @on9reb ipu> wenn 3 beioer 9duz
fer eS fir no%tbwenci9 balten, Mmenoez
mentS su ntele r 81 nititutton 1prl9la9en,
pper auf Mnbalten Der 2e9t8laturen Don
;wetD rittel aQer Gtn;elfaaten cine
@pnYentipn our propplition BON @uence>
ments berufen> mel9e in jeoem cieier betz
Den Tdue in jeoer 8esiebun9 ol6 elm Spell
pieler Contribution 9ulti9 ietn loQen,
menn le Don Dret@ierel Der Sc
9i6laturen aQer Staaten, ODER Don Con-
Dentipnen Don prei 8iertel aler StQQten
ii na9pem ner Gon9reB bic &atiF catior
in oiel er ODER jener Weiie vorldld9t-ra d.
tiftctrt weroen."
Gin furSe5 Nodcenfen iber bic pbi9t
8etimmun9 Sei9t, ca6 unter ben 9e9en;
wdrti9m um(tanpen eine, Suo uno Norr
Sufr!epentellenre Yerfanun96mdbt9e llmz
dnrerun9 Ter Serfa0un9 ablolut unm1a:
lily 1T. Wan t farm ~ fcinem Yeifal:
l%uu9emdBi9sn &er9lcide 9elon9en, benz
auf ne Yra9e: Werpen pret @iertel ale,
Staoten> ,. y. Is You 33 gu inoen leir
wel9e ir9enp eineu &eroleib6oprl 9la9
Der sema9t weroen t1nnte, bcijutreten &c.
nei9t lino? 9iebt e5 nur cine Nntmort
Nein.
Die Baummolenitaaten DieQet9t and
nur Siip> Carolina aQeiu> 1ino Don Dor>
berein 9e9en &c en- @ersleid, ie NJ . |
| E Die Union Yerlal1en, aud wen1
ibrc au6lh etfenoten Bpr
perun9en bewtlli9t wIrpen
S@on cies 0enu9t jeren GomprpmiBoer
1ud Al uerelteln.
Sn elmer 9robcn 3abl Der Staaten bes
Ncrren5 anocrerl eitS> wiroe man in Elm
unteoinate llnterwerfun9 unter ben Su
pen> ielbit weun perl elbe rocur6 BEL dnfti9
merrcn fGnnte, nj miuiasn. Deeba't
weil IS Dem lein m b-Irennun!
audi ypn NuBen fir Die i'm Snnern lln9l
unyerl1bnli6 0%ctrenntcn. Da6 miro fiji
Yeipe raS Yelte ietn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-15

6en. Sur bic feierli9e Betbeueruns pes
8tlyers, pa6 he 8etis nit jenen &ebl~
lauten nur ibren @@reden lber oaS Sc
19rei pe8 &olfe6 babe au6rriden mouen,
rettete fte Dor einem 9ewaltlamen Gpce.
Warum 1p1te AUDI I'M Citizen Elm Nbinoz
ceros mebr &e@te baben a4s Elm %verninf<
tiger Menih.
@u9u1te @umbre@t> Elm junz
seS ceutihe6 @ac@en seburtie aus Sic
tenbur9 I'M 9annoYerl9en ypn no iie,
caS bctro9ene Spfer zines Gerfubrers,
ou59ewanosrt 9enas BET ibrer Nntunit in
ct. 2puis, nod an 8parp reS Dampf=
bcotes> zines bublden SSbnletns. Ill
leiu faum na9bem man bic Nrme in pu5
5au6 elmer 5ebamme 9ebra9t> enpete Elm
5ersi@la9 ibr 9efnifte8 Dai ein. Der
rer>patlte Neu9ebprne warb in einem Sim
pelbouie unter9ebraht.
Der Bdfer5a9emann tn @btz
ca9o> per> pte mir fruber er;dblt einen tei
ibm arbeitenpen @el ellen init einem S9ett
Sol; toptl6lua> neil rerlelbe cine Yartie
Brpptei9 int @ertbe spu Elm Yaar Doll
lars bate anbrennen lai len, rurce cc5
Soct@lass iAuloia erfannt unc gu Is
Sabren 3udtbau5 Serurtbctlt.
Dem leiner 3ett aIs talentvpler
Sournalit ribmlih1t befanuten unp um1
raS Gclf bp1Yerrienten meilanr Gecatz
teur re6 Wilwaufee u@plf5f reuncea>" rem
i@pn felt mebreren Sobren Ysrl tprtene1,
6rteprt@ Trotny, purpe am Son=
tag, ben g. Dec, in Milwaufee Elm Wlo>
nunent auf5 Grab 9elegt> Nu1 Ginel
BON ben Gaulenpen> penen man Elm tribes
@rab bercitet, I'm ihm nad Rem, Sore
etncn Stetn gu 9eben, ltatt pes 8rpres,
ras man Jpn i'm 2eben Ysrl o9te unp lob
buoclnpe post-mortem Sermone 1tott be,
btQtocn liebeSrllen %Nnerfennuu9, bic he,
ibSnitc 9cbA zines celen Strsben5 1T.
@enn bod bic pbiliiter Yon BEN 0rdterr
Ypn Seuten me9tleiten wpllten> renen fl
>rdbrenp tbrer 2eb;eiten bitten 0ift mi
1htn fDnnen.
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Mmerifantl6e 9fa6ri0ten.
GpuArcfecrbanbluuaem

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ZEN 8cribt Der @cn9rebverbonolunoen in
Der rpriAen Drummer inmitten Der De-
bate ab> melde llb iiter Germ 8pteler's
Mntrag fir Grnennun9 eincS pectalz@ cm>
mittee erbpb> peren Nufgabe e6 letn 1olte,
Die Aefa9rvpuc Sage Der Union in &c.
tradt 81 sieben uno IN Der 5err 6awtins
ypn Ulcrioa ilb 9emei9ert batte gu fungi
rem. t6eu 0pUrane fubr III Der 8eoriin=
pun9 ieines Nntra95 5errn 6anfinS
nidt ;u b%curlauten> fort. Gr erfldrte 1id
caiUr> paB man I'M jeoen YreiS per- u9en
lcue> ;u ermittc!n, pb Der 8ru6 III Der
Union iiberbaupt nt6 ;u beilen let> ODER
nidt> man lpue nit leinen Torperunoen
often chamber %9c9eniiber treten uno nidt
bintcr Dem Ser9e balten. St oppeQtrt
az 5crn 9apfinS, rem 2unpe feline
Dtenl tic nibt 3u ent;icben. Die Gale
ritn 1aten 10 acrlul6vpum Be.au, rab
5trr 0arre1t b%rantro9tt, le Ypn Dem Yuz
blifum iu rlumcn. 6err Gp1rane entz
lbuIri1tc cas Setra9cn reS Yutlifume
curU cas- Der Debate unterlie9ence She
nln, welbts ;u lcicenl1aftliAcr @rrcauno
StcH tiete. lletri9en5 let e6 81 i9t, cae
ras 0aue bic itm idulbt1c M1turA yor,
Sciten res patlitur16 AUDI in B { M
Ualle wabrc. 9omfin5 Yerlonote Die
Sicllun9 crr 9auptfra9e. Na6 eini9er
Ortotte murre jerrb ouf Miuion'5 Gin
tra1 &crtaAan9 his Wpnta9 tl hlpl1en.
10. Oc;. 6aur.-6crr 6orfin5 oon
Ulcrira mill atlrlut fein Witaliec rer
6rierenstrmmittce lcin. 6lcrira mcue
nun einmal iiher unr 9cmiB aus Der
Union lheiccn, UNI icincn Ncldmcrrcu
lrltcr otbclfcm obne Da;piihenfunft res
Grn9rel1cs, rurb welde ccU ME et>pas
0tlhcictes olla9crihtct mcrren mdre. Gr
mill iid auf gar nidts cinloi1cn unc CT
fllrt auf has Seltimmtete> cab MinijIppt
Nlatoma> Tlrrica II Georgia auelbeiz
zen uno Nrfanios, 9eui(iono uno Sera5
ibNcn fpl1eu mlirren.
@crr &allancinabam 1T roiiir, germ
5omfinS AT ri6psnltren> uur wci6t tarauf
bin, rof fein rrn,ctrotiibss Wito!iec yprn
Nprclprien5 llb in Ter COMMITTEE tcfincc,
her rcd feline Stimmc rariiber ataeben
mcllc, rb ct nit ccm Sliren Deer ZEN,
Nrrrcn su 1eben Aerenfc.
.6crr Mc@leruanp h1lt he Union fiji
unau 1Det1r curb ~cin;clne 1bcile BERT ell
ben, unc 1T ro9c9en> RAP 6err 6amtins
beuylaubt merre.
5err Sidlcs (&eyzS idle5) 1T Der Mn=
l1ht res alien bod. &ein Staut fTnue
Ae;mun9en mercen> in bet 1rion III
Yerbleiber. ST fir 3ulammenterufuna
Der g. lssaebun9en Der ein;elnen Staoten
I'm ne SHcntlide Meinun9 in ben leBte>
rem III erfennen.
Ghe bic Tebottc iber bic Sitte bes 6rn.
CUR M%btimmun9 fam, beontraot
6trr SHERMAN @erau59abun9 Don $1O~z
100000 M%nmeiiun9en cpn niht uber
800, ouf ro5 Ser taaterz S1obamt,
;ur Dedun9 Der lauf enpen Mu5ooben.
Die gtu wlrcc pal Ilrt. Der Seller fiebt,
9oG 5 Necner itcr ben Con Riet Der Union
uno 5 i'm 0runpe Derl9ieoene
4n1lhten 9caubert baben.
Senat.- Gin npn Gunner eirQe.
MernpriaL ben Notbleipeucen in
tanlo5 l|ntsrtisuuaen gu be,riQi9en>
'u,ce Ter Committee tiir Ierritcricn uberz
,iei sn.
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