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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
IL MRS. COES
INDIAN YEEE Eta RIE nErOCTJNN


1t is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than at any other
period; and II is co ually weil-known that the way
TO ward off disease is 10 keep the blood pure, for
AL the Ills that flesh lie heir TO-" arise from lmpurI-
ty OF the BLOOD the main spring of our existence
itis, therefore, important to all that the system
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified, and
this be done IN the most efectual way by using
MRS III COA'S INDIAN VEG ETABLE DEF
COTTON, the best remedy discover ed Tor the cure
of diseases of skin, Eryspelas Scrofula, Rheuma-
tism. Nervous Debility, fevers of different kinds
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint and ali other diseases
arising from ImppTlty OF the blood Ii has effected
the most rema, kable cures, IS can be shown by
numerous oer,lhcates from persons of the hig hest
responsibility. and IL recommended by eli who
have used 1t as the Ostinvnluable remedial agent
Of the day.
u il sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
aId al the residence Of the proprietor.
MRS. NJ. COX,
I5s East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
ITPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
Wholesale Agent. X. =. T. CIssKL, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. C., W iesale Agent for the Dis
trIct and vii! Supp the trade al my prices.
q tr
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CHARLES WIDDIFIELD A. CO.

PROPKIETORS,
DAY AND b9l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United Statos Hotel, and
by druggists generally. mar l4-iy,rs
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POTSONS.
DR.. J. B0VEE D0DS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of incipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak StOmaChs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
rec uirinR q Tonic. are unsurpassed They made
of pure Sherry w inc, and aside from their medi-
olnnl Properties, they are most wholesome and
dell ELltuI Beverage.
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HIS BRANDY CATHARTTC,

ls sure remedy for COsuveness. Liver Complaint
and d. spepss They are pleasant TO the taste sure
In their operation; and Cathartic, entirety sf
and p1Sittr,ty supercede the use Of Pills.
80 nauseouE and diBsg reeable to the taste.
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CAUTIoN Qua sW.hsiE Boof:, Cordial,
Buchui, Hospitals, Instruments. or RinssNshun
them al and II dlsposed 20 profit by my experiences,
sPERNAT0RRHEA;- Its CURE.
WIN STAMP enclosed, address, in perfect conf
scribing Boz 17o, Charlostovn, Msss.
10 IA D&wIv
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HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,

Act on the Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs
and are superior remedy for Dyspepsia, CON
nected with Liver Complaint In all its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are truly valua BILE, made of pure Holland Gin,
pleasant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
well termed q necessary
EEMAL LIZ COMPANION
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ORLEANS
I'M EE DAYS
WITH TIE 1I
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Nec Orleans and lack son,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Ra /, thence By First class Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Raj, thence 10 Mobile by First
class Packets. Mobile to New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at n. nm and p m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF Seventh street at Ga q. m and Ga p M and
connects at Aiexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest.
Othce-Pennsylvsnia syenue, corner of Sixth st.
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baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO.-IN
ID coRPoRAIED lsSo.-JoHN l. DONALDSON, Pres;
T S6Soe cons. ss0 iSsUREs LIVES and BUYS
and GRANfs ANNUlfiEs, &c.
Deecripnye pamphlets mey be optsined A. the
ofics Of Lewis johnson Co, Bankers, 10th street
sPS f E q. .ysn.e n y wi M!AsfLia 4ss 0;
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NorIcg FOR f ri si RffsroRArroN or
CERTAIN s rs ~ kNA SS pss TO MARKET in THE

The grant OF lands made by the act Of COngreeE
approved June s. 1856, to the State OF Michigan 10
AID IN the construction of certain railroads therein
thorlze the release from Withdrawal Of the lands
hereinafter oescribed-
Notios IS hsTsby Etren that al the vacant offered
lands which lie outside of six miles on esch.sde Of
the railroads, from Little Bay de NOquet 20 Mar
quette, and thence 10 ontonagon, and from the two
last-nsmed places 20 the Wisconsin state line, /"
situated in the aforementioned townships, which
have not been selected In virtue Of said giant. or
reserved for any purpose whatever. and which were
subject 10 private entry at the date Of withdraw
Al 81 the ordinary minimum Of 81 IS per acre. or 81
the graduated prices under the act Of August 4,
ls54 VII be restored TO private entry on the days
nary minimum of 8 Is per scre or 81 the prices 20
which they may have graduated az the date Of with
travail.
At the Land Office at MARQUETTE, on Monday,
the 18th day Of June next. viz:
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NORTH Of the base TINE ord Of rae principal
rtdtdn.
townships q. IS, ~, IS, Is. and ~, OF ranges
Townships q, -, and IS, OF ranges 2 and Is
Townships q g, IS, aud -, Of fange&
townships ~, IS, Is, and ~. of ranges IS
townships -, IS a.. ss, and 81, Of range IS
Townships ~. IS, -. IS. aud 81, ofrangeN
TToxRshiPs g g = g. e, g. g. sEe So Of Lsnsss
Townships g, as g, g, 9, g, and 50 Of ranEeg
townships q, ~, IS, IS a., and IS, Of rance s.
TownFhips g, q. IS IS and ~, of range 81
townships 40, a., aud p. Of Iange IS
Townships ~, IS, a., a. ~, and s. Of ranges
Townships u, IS, ~, IS, 90 -, 4s, s., and IS, Of
Townships as -, IS IS, At, 50 and IS, of range s.
townships AZ, IS, 80, s., and S., Oranges
townships ~, ~, az, s., and s.. of range 20
Townships 49, 50, and 81. Oranges Al and a.
At the Land, ONCE at TRAVERSE CITY, on Mon
dsy, the 18th day Of June next, VIZ:
North Of tAe base line ard Of tks principal
TifidH.
townships ~, and a, Of ranges %, q, and y
o. ovnsh,ps 20, and Al, Of ranges q, Is, Is. q, D.
Township a, of range 81
Notice also as hereby girsa that the vacant public
ofeI ed AZ public sale, but temporarily Withdrawn
for Indian purposes, and being no longer required
AZ the Land Ofioe at rRAvERsE CRY. on Monday.
the 18th of June next, viz:
Townships 50, S, 81, 81, snd 80, OF ranges
Township 3i, OF anges s. Z, 3. and
That part OF township "a south Of Pine river Of
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington.
JOS s. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhoe.
NOfe.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
IS heretofore snd now existing, 70 payment oan be
made Tor advertising prncs nations except 20 such
pubshers a. sP,ciallv aSfkoTiEsd % publish ~
the Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
ll-WaW
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A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHANGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
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MEDICINES.

IN. yOHN8TON,
~ BALTIMORE
81 LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Disecssysd fhs ssosf Cssfass, Speedy asd oags
Efsefsal Remedy ~ tks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED raRouGH TO NEW ORLEANS

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
- and is
900 MILES SHORTER, and % HOURS LESS
IN TIME
than any other line-the Lynchburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, masking IL the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
1t is provided with First class Sleeping Cars!
To New Orleans ..---...~...72 Hours.
TIME M6iHphis----- 10.
montgomery .---....-....03 DO.
NASHVILLE 49, 40 do,
U-Ths U. s. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy wanna as
enue, to the following points:
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
MOn'sOmeEEki w M SRf,EAN Memphis and
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
IL Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ofiics at q m. and P. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket gent,
ma 2S-tr Corner Sixth ST. and Pa. ~.
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12 600 G SyA I 1 CHAMPAGNE AND
tne stention Of The public to our large and well se
,ecc!eq s.ook OF Champagne aud Grab Apple Older,
W1ioh We guarantees to be pure JUICE ana viii ia
soid on reasonable terms In order 10 maks Ioam
ior our spring stock. Give us call OF the
- - Union Bottlinr Denot
es No. 81 Green ST.. Georr sfnvn
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WASHINGTON
w (FlREl
INSURANCE
COMPANY.
LceaEs and TsafA Street.
j. q. MCGUIRE, President.
.. u. HANSON. secrstsrs. ma 7-e.'E
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A isr IA. A. LON + Nonupues the latest atty
wi Of DRESsMAElN6 in al ia branches a. Ne
stEast Capitpt street. Dres,es made In ths Dess
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
L ASSA6E, INCLUDING MEALS AND
SPATER0OM, $3.50.
The Ne. York AID virginia Screw Steamship
MOUNT VERNON, Capt Il. c. Smith, 6FGEN
will leave the Coppany'a Depot, Yves .s<zz<s-a
tern w hsT yes, at ll'o'clOck a. IN. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the COmpsnJ's Depot. at Alexandra,
81 'clOok p. m. came day.
Passengers from Washington and Georgetown
can take the cosehes connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner OF
7th street and Pa: avenue hourly, they can leave
on the steamer from tho Western Wharyes at II
O'clock g.
State rooms can be engaged on application &c
MeBsrs. Morgan Il Rhinehnrt, Western WharveA
Freight viii be received up 10 the hours Of dc7er
turo.
IL Insurance will DO effected on all goods b,
this line at the oGce Of the Company at per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers By this Il n.
are IN every respect lIst-c ass and every effort vii
be made TO render THE communication witk Nov
York an agreeable and heaithfr one.
For freight or passage spPly to FOWLE q
CO., Agents, Ale1andrs.
II. b. CROMWELL & CO.,
ses-lJ SO West IT,. corner Albany, New York
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A., yellow PINE LUMBER.
taabs psfeo.s. .uS Of the sSOy' hEmsssE
g4ssfbss .sg !! a%Ib
~. Joy AETCAIt 20 spisS's WHAT
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FOX SALE-A beautiful iron-gray MARE, sX
i years old; perfectly sound and gentle a
seat; sui able to carry ? or persons SoidNS
To- no ianlt, the .wner having no further us. for
ROfT'S Music Store. corner of Pa. ayerns and
Eleventh st. ma D, ~
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As accidents triH happen, srex IN cell regxIafed
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, 90.
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sQodp.
HAVE PATIENCE


sd IA youth aad maid one wintry Rsght.
Sc We're sitting in the corner;
His name we'rstoid, va Joshua White.
"a And hers vss Patisacs Warner. 81
Not much the pretty maiden said.
Beside the young man sitting;
/, Her cheeks were flushed rosy red,
Her eyes bent on her knitting
Nor could he gues what thoughts Of him.
We're to her bosom hocking.
A. her fingers, swift and slim.
Flew round and round the stocking.
40 While, as for Joshua. bashful youth.
0 & His words grew few and fewer; s
Theugh all the time, TO tell the truth.
"a His ehair edged nearer to her.
Meantime her ball of yarn gave out,
She knit SO fast and steady;
And he must give his aid, no doubt,
To get another ready.
He held the skein; of course the thread
Got tangled. snarled and twisted;
"Haye pafiencei" cried the artless maid,
To ham who her assisted.
Good chance was this for tongue-tied churl.
To shorten all palaver;
"Hnse Patiencew cried he, 'sdearest girl,
And may really have her?"
The deed was done; no more, that night,
Clicked needles in the corner,
And she is Mrs. Joshua White,
Who once was Patience Warner.
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to Washington be had never thought 1t
necessary 10 be armed. He did not carry
pistol for any purpose here, but tor his
protection while passing through this some
times violent city. He bad seen occasions
when, to protect ones self from insult 1t
was necessary to carry firearms. When
the House should become organized, he
would ask pledge of honor to the country
that no firearms be brought here.
Florence of Pennsylvania. and others,
exclaimed: sWhy not nowF
Haskin resumed. He could assure gem
tleman that the falling of the pistol was
accidental; therefore when it was said that
he either drew q pistol or attempted to
draw pistol, they state what is not with
in the pale of truth. He would never use
a pistol unless be was unjustly assailed.
Clark, of New York, being satisfied that
the remarks made by him were discourte-
ous, and led to this excitement, desired
simply to say that he ought not to have
used the language; that the question which
his colleague addressed addressed to Mr..
MeRae was on subject about which il
was none of his business to inquire.
He was induced to make the remark
because he understood his colleague to ask
for further revelations of the conference
committee than gentlemen were disposed
to give, and he intended to suggest to his
colleague the idea that he was wandering
beyond the scope of the subject matter be-
fore the House. He regretted the error,
and apologised to the House and his col
league.
Robinson, as member Of the commit
tee, expressed bis surprise that its proceed
ings, which were designed to be private,
should find their way into public prints.
Etheridge, in a good spirits, alluded to
the exciting scenes of to-day. He
said such things would sometimes occur,
and proposed, now that general peace pre-
vailed, that the House should adjourn.
Vallandigham, Of Ohio, said that, be-
lieving Sherman to be man of fairness and
candor, he interpreted his reply to Millson,
several weeks ago, as a full and distinct
avowal of the sentiments of Helpers book,
and had so stated; but if he (Vallandig-
ham) had misunderstood him, and if Sher-
man had intended to-day that any doubt
should exist as to the character and exent
of that disavowal, he did not desire him
to be bound by his (Vailandigham's) state
ment. Adjourned.
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SectiOnalism i'm the SOuth...T
Committees packed for the south

l have not made any statement in refer
ence TO your usage, in the formation Of
Committees, except to yourselves private
ly, for now four years. knew that If l
said it, the declaration would be made that
the Senator from Ohio, wanted to be Chair
man of "a Committee. But sir am gong
out of the Senate; and in the little tune
that remains to me, it would not De OF the
slightest consequence to me; and, there
fore a, least now, can say that your usage
is in,olerable bad. II is a usage which has
onerated to give to the Senators from the
Slaveholding States the Chairman Of every
single Committee that controls the public
business of this Government. There is
not one exceptien.-Hon. Geo. E Paga,
in the United States Senate, Dec. l6
1856.
This is valuable testimony, and We pro-
pose to keep it before the people. That which
is true of the Southern sectionalism in the
Senate IS true of every Department Of the
Government in which the Democratic party
is in the acendant. It is true of the Cab
met and of the Supreme Court. The ma
jority Of this Court, toward which Dsmoc-
racy has been teaching us for some years,
we must look with such humble trust, awful
reyererance, is composed OF men from the
minority section, and the Southern politic-
ians are filed with horror at the idea OF its
reorganization upon just basis.
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Another Dead Sea.

A writer in the Union Cal. Democrat
gives very interesting description Of Mo.
no Lake which has recently engrossed pub
+ lie attention, from the fact of the discovery
of deposits of gold in the neighborhood.
He says:
Mono Lake is more literally "dead sea"
than the sea of Sodom. According to DR..
Clarke, that asea swans vita fishes, and
shells abound on its shores" Mono Lake
has neither. The extreme length and
breadth of the Dead Sea, according to Mer-
It'll, are IS by Is miles, giving a superficial ]
area of 600 square miles. Whereas, Mono
Lake contains SIS square miles. The riv-
er Jordon and Aruon, and the brook Ked-
ron, besides many rivulets, empty into the
Dead Sea. Into Mono Lake, MeLane's
river falls from the north, and Crosby's
river from the south, and three large brooks
or creeks fall into it from the west, besides
numerous rivulets and springs all around
its borders. But this lake not only res
ponds to the Greek epithet "monos" as
being 'alone solitary, deserted, forsaken,"
but also answers to the same adjective as
explained in the Spanish as being pretty,
nice, neat"
The lake takes as many shapes as the
points differ from which you view it,
From the west side, about ten miles from
its northern limit, it appears like beauti-
ful crescent, its horns curving delicately
around you on the right and left. From
the north it appears to be nearly circular,
like the full moon, the islands in its waters
strikingly representing the clouded spots on
that planet. From the east j: appears to
have no particular shape, but it stretches
off irregularly among the mountains.
There is little or no echo around this
lake, and indeed it is difficult to under
stand person talking at little distance.
A dreamy, spell-like spirit seems to per-
wade the atmosphere. The smooth, CLASSY
surface of the waters; the upheayed, dis
rupted, volcanic mountains surrounding the
lake, looking down, as it were, into this
abyss of their election; the allusion Of vis-
ion, and the whitened shores, thiekly col.
umned in many places with vascular lava,
which looks like mountains erected 10 the
"mighty dead;" all conspire to impress the
mind with the idea of fictitious scene,
as portryed by the pencil of an omniposent
hand.
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Mr.. McRea, of Mississippi, as one Of the
consultation committee, was speaking on
the subject, when he was interrupted by
Mr.. Haskin, Of New York, asked whe-
ther his colleague Mr., Clark had agreed
TO support the the proposition to vote
down Mr.. Bickman's motion to correct the
iourual2
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einen @eperbei9ein (2icenle) unb bic Grlaubz
niB Der Nadbarn CUR @rrihtung oerlelben 9a<
ben. Die Citrate fir 8ernadlalf9un9 oteler
8erpronuns 1T 500. Seine Se9elbapn 1pu
ua9 II ubr Nbeno8 benubt lperoen.
BerIcnen, melde tb Ii de Spr@
fellunse en- seben, miiilen nit etnem ges
lperbeldeine perleben fem. Der 0efperbel@etn
fir 6 I'M ftreiter fOitet So, pel11 Die Sor@
lfenunaen in einem 9ebduoe ltattflnoert, $40,
tpeun inter einem 3elt. Weno8erte@
8eiiter 3a9len S. fir ieOen Gag ooer Na4t.
Der @eperbeidein fir muittuttd
unterbaltunsen fpltet 81 1T ieoc4 bic
ginuabme fir etuen lpcbltbdtisen 3med be-
itintmt, 10 loa Der Wapcr oenielben gratis
perabfpl9en.
Der Mapor bat bas 9te6t, Strufen,
pel9e wesen 8%erlebun9en Der Staotpercrp=
nungen erbpben weroen, gu er1aHen, ieopd mub
ibm seniiseno bewielen meroea, oab oas Sers
seben aus unfenntniB Der @eieee peritbt mprs
Oen 1T. Nud BARI er feline Citrate e%rlalen,
pelde 1id iber 500 belduft.
(6ortIebun9 in etni9en Tagen)
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eenator 0ouslas in Bolton.

gpfOnt IS. Suli. 8owOOin Square
uno ale 3u9dn5e gu bent HeUere@S aule paren
Seitern AbenO 9~eordn9t Ucl. Sn grwiperun9
auf Die be9eilterten sluffDroerunsen lprad|
Douglas uu8efdbr 10 Winutell lang bon Der
0aue aus. 4nbere Nnreoen pureen oebalteu
Don Oliver Stepen8, G9tb. 6. 6. Snart bon
Waine, unp 6. s. Bailey, SerauSgeber beS
8o;1on Seralo. 8or ben 9teoen lpuroen mebs
rere bunoert 8iir9er 6rn. Douglas OorSefeqt.
Die beute ab9ebalteaen iibrli6eu Nnfans8s
~ii6un9en i'm SowarO College baben cine urlz
9emSbnli4e Nn3abl DON 8elu9ern berbei9e3ps
gen. Der @ruperneur, Der 8ou5ug8rat6, ST..
Douglas unO anOere berporragenoe Yerlonen
puroen ron ben Acknowledgements mad Gams
bridge b%e9leitet.
llnter ben %ibri9en, Bel ben ~grSfnunsSfcr,
malitdten Nnrpelenoen b~efanoen lt9 @perett
unb Oberridter Sbam.
3u Ooctpren peS 9ledte8 murben creirt /:
ST. Sdme8 8alfer, Der friibere prdlioeut ceS
Gollege, Son. @m. 9. &eeo bon Nbilapelpbta,
SObn 1atbrOp Wtotlep bon Bottom uuO 9pro
Spcn8, Der en9lil6e Welanote bon @albin8=
ton. LOG Stuoenten 9rapuirten.
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Mmertfantibe Mabrtcbtcn.

@Qfbtngtpn. Gen. 8ifelep tat etner
Nufruf an bic gfitter DO Der 9oloe=
EN- g afe1run6e in Sirsinien ,tto ant
peren Staaten e~rlaIen. Sic b1ben AM Is.
September ibr 2a9er IN Gera8 gu be5teben.
Die 8ar9er bon Sero8, la9t Ell, baben @elr
uno 8prrdrbe I'M 8etru9e bon ! Otlaipn 5u=
lalnmen9ebradt; bic ibri9en Staaten mO9eu
nun AUDI ibre S9uloi9fett tbun, bamtt Der
3pef oes Sroen8, Merlcp fir ben rSiiben be1
linton" 3u eepinnen, in Sinli9t ami Die bepbr=
lteberpe @riinpuns einer iiiOliden @cuf0bera=
ton, erret6t merDen fDnne. Die Ieutralitdts=
9eieee Ip0en babel ni9t perlebt peroen, inoem
Die Sitter ltd ais @mi9ranten na9 Wtericr
be9eben uno bert 8irger weroen Iollen. Oer
Sroen ion 5 $4,000 Mitglieoer baben.
Nem<Oort. Im Often It a 9 Mor.@
8 n erbielt Die Bclt5ei Winb oappn, baB am
Dof, am 6uBe Der "a, 5traBe, cine S9aar
pom etlpa 10000 Hopote8 perlammelt iet,
neil oalelblt elm YreiSfalupf au53efpdten wer.
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