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DALY,S
AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY.

We have Just renewed Twenty FIVE Cases of this
very superior WHISKY. Being manufactured OK
cuslvely from the finest quality of Rye, onsumers
can rely upon Its being entirely free from al delete
rInus Ingredients.
We annex three certificates from eminent chem
lists OF the North as to its purity.
BARBOUR L SEMMES.
w: Fl. DAILY: Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is
reoelved, and after careful examination find it to
be pKre article. entirely free from the adultratins
irgredtsnt5 so requently ussd.
Yours, respectfully. JAS. J. MAPES,
Analytical Chemist
i have analyzed a sample of "Daly's Aromatic
Valley w hIsky' and find it to be pure article of
h1e flavor, and without any deeterous admIxture,
JAS. X. chill ron, NJ D.,
New York Chemist.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE. 80 Son1ersett st..|
- BosTON, April II, 185a {
WM. H. DAILY, New York: | have made chem.
ioa ANALYSIS OF your Aromstic Valley Whisky, and
find it a pure, fne fdrored Rye Whisky, containing
no injurious matters of any kind, and would REQ
Ommend 1t as suitable for medical and public pur-
poses, CHARLES II. JACKSON
"a 20 colin State Assayer.
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TN SEWING MACHINES
i n most perfect family Sewing Machine Isl ne
WILLCOE GIBBS. They make four thoufanc
stitches minute vita unerring accuracy easily
the price, delivered, is only SSi and IS. They can
be seen ct my HousefurnishinE store 40 7th 81.
Dc q Sole Ageut Tor the District.
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COLEMAN's EUTAW HOUSE,.
~ RAITJMORE

ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late of the frm of
Coleman q stetson Of the Astor House 4 81 4
Ye1 S the s %,s
his son. FREDERICK W. OLEMAN, taken ths
charge of the above we'll known house for q term
of years Many important alterations and improve
ments have been made, rendering it FIRST GLASS in
every respect.
The LOCATION of this house is convenient to tray-
sler: ana citizens, the city ears passing constant
Washington depots being in CLOSE proximity.
Liberal arrangements Will be made with famllie es
or single gentlemen for Board. ieither full par
They will continue the International Hotel, at
Niagara Falle, New York, in the same sums tu uous
manner that has made 1t popular with the travel.
ing public during the past season. de 28 SIN
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DENTISTRY.

IL DENTISTRY.
DR. HILL after practical test of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the CheOplastio Process for inserting6 5S3
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness FulI
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion
Office 800 Pa avenue. seI
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
1860 IMPORTANT ~ NOTICE 1860
SOUTHERN TRAVELERS
& q 8

NJ M S12E-DE SxG|S
FOR MEMPHIS j. NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange e. Alexandra, Virginia & Tennessee,
Memphis Chsrlef ton, Nj lssIssPpl Central,
and New Orleans a Jackson Railroads.
DIRECT RouTI AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Con-
NEcTIoNs TO
Rtchrno1d, LYrchbx-G, BrtSfoI hao1rtIs,
Daltos, HxHtsctlIs, Mobtls. Chattanooga.
AfIdsta, Monfsonlrp, Co9srbrs, NdsActIS,
era"a g.setsgs, a.s Hs,, o-,,a.,q Mqs"''A"'
IJGREAT RED UCTTON OF TImE.-N
ID-THE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION, from
Alexandria to Lynohburg, and ALSO the MISSlS
SlPPl CENTRAL, are now completed, making
SHORTEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
TO NEW ORLEANS,
AND INTERMEDIATE PoINrs.
THRoueH Tickets 20 all of the above points can
be procured at the Gredf Southern Gsd
Railroad Oace, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyl
vanIa avenue, Washington, ID. G.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON at g. N. for
the South and Southwest.
IL Be Sure and Ask for Tickets ria Orasrs asd
Alexandria Railroad.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad at the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will recsive polite
attention.
Omnihuses leave the Ofioe, corner OF sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, at a. m.
IrOn arriving at wsshNg gton, passengers for
the South will be careful to take the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Omnibus. -
JAMES A. EVANS.
fe l-n Ticket Agent. Washington.
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WOOD AND COAL.


w - - n Q A L
w v D ID ~ D l.
A Thorough Stock Of oil Sizes Of Coal
and all Kinds Of Wood,
W CoAL we'll prepared before delivery.
~woon H 2,240 pounds TO the ton.
~ WEoD ready prepared to suit the wants of
eaoh customer or delivered cord length.
-rIu, III l56 feet in a cord Of Split Wood.
H. ihe WOOD Sawed, but not Split Is measured
before being Sawed.
IL Tr TI Sals at the Lo,rest Possible Prices at the
Clil STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
o"r OF 18th STREET. BELOW WAR DKPARrM'T.
mr. NJ 4. J. w. nj. GAIT,
Omcs-N. w. corner 18th and G. streets, No, SAT,
II ,o Vroers left at either Place will receive
jan <o-G prompt personal attention.
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CARRIAGES.
Il n Subscriber having made Additions tn hi
l9ctory1 making II now one ofths largest. &S6
IN tne District, where his facilities for r. 6k
m@anuiactnring @ CARRIAGE & LIGHTSG
WATONS OF all kinds oannO. be SURPASSED and
Isofn AIS long experience In the basirsss he hoees
70 give general satisfaction.
-. ~ Kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
second hand Carriages taken in sxehssre for NV
'set u AnDREWg s9as y Ia \; SJoYfEs
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a dANG OF THIEVES -Of;cer
Macaulay has succeeded within the last day or
TWO, In breaking up a regularly.oreanized
gang OF Juvenile thieves, whose operations have
oeen conducted for some time, and on a. very
extensive scale. We published the other day
an account OF the arrest of three bows for steal
ing copper boilers. Yesterday Officer Macau
lay arrested two other boys, charged with the
same offence. The latter were arrested through
tne agency OF another boy, who turned State s
evidence, and from his confession the follow
ing particulars were ascertained. There were
eignt ooys belonging to the gang, and they had
cluo reOm under the sidewalk, at the corner
OF Illinois and Market sts., extending for half
n Diock, where they met in warm weather. In
cold weather they met round the stoves in the
North market, twice day, and concocted
thelr plans. They had regular system of
passwords, and slang vocabulary. There was
captain of the gang regularly chosen by the
others, and oaths of allegiance were taken by
them on the Bible. The penalty of turning
traitor was sound thrashing at the hands Of
the rest. The plunder was disposed of at sew
eral fences" on Kinzie street, and the pro-
ceeds were shared equally among them The
detectives who arrested them say that it is al
most impossible to catch them. As soon as they
get In pursuit of one, he will dive like musk
rat through hole in the sidewalk, and turn
up again perhaps quarter of mile off in an
opposite direction, or conceal himself in places
where 1t is impossible to capture him Had it
not been for the boy who revealed the opera
tons of the gang, they probably would have
all escaped. Some twenty-five boilers have
been recovered.-Chtcago Democrat, FEB. IL.
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u Captain Nicholson, late of the frigate Mis-
sissipPi, has placed in the Charleston Naval
Library and Institute an idol Of the Japane<e-an
image OF the god Buddka. IL was brought over
In the cabin of the Mississippi, In the expectation
That the japanese ambassadors would take passage
In that vessel for the United States. The Idol 10
and, a. work Of art, IL highly cfsdftable TO the
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vestlgating Committee appointed 10 examine
l9,o the charges against the East Cambridge
Mass Prison, have from the testimony already
gwen, elected some startling facts, which do
not present the prison economists in q very
nattering light II is proved that dirty, foul
meat and putrid fish have been dealt out to the
prisoners; that the prison was cold; that many
OF them were badly frost bitten, death ensuing
IN at least one case; and that the food being so
bad, many of the convicts have even taken
bones and bread from the swill barrel in prefer
enoe to the stuff prepared for them. 1t does
not appear, however, that the keeper ever par
took Of these Injuries. 1t seems pity that be
was not compelled to do So
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR: H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MU-
:, &c. vocal and instrumental, o[ganist OF, Hx
style Of singing. Residenoe-397 New York &x
avenue. corner of 18th street. no 2a SIM
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PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTAR OIL PAINT
Il u ings; % inst RECEIVED, from Lyndon, at PHILP
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. Sole Agents for
La sIences celebrated ForeiGn Stationery. fe Ia
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LAS COME!-HAS COMEm-HAS'C GOMEZ
Al THE GOOD TIME Has COME!

HAS COME!-HAS COMEl!-HAS' GOMEZ.
Al THE GOOD TIME HAS COME!
SINGERS No. SEWING MACHINE
Can noN be had for Ons Hundred Dollars!
No. 1 for Ninety Dollars,
For manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
nnexoelled Sewing Machine In the world.-L III
StNger + Co.'S Gazette.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty to Seventy
Ave Dollars. We have tried them in our own fam
lilies and find them superior to any in use.-i NJ
Stagsr + CO.'S Gaxstts.
We invite all to call at our Washington Once
No. 3SS Penna. avenue, under National Hotel, and
examine them and their work. The great economy
In using suoh machine will at Onoe become ap
parent. Explanatons given to all. Circulars, Illus
tratng oil of Singers Sewing Machines, with speoi
mems Of thor work, furnished to all, sent to any
address.
good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
j: NJ. sINGER 4 CO., 4ss Broadway, NY
VIM. HI. GLOVER, Agent. Sc 16 tr
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II U. HOOD is dailv receiving all of the newest
ii. and most elegant styles Of kne GOLD JEW
ELR Y, O.. ouatsd for holiday presents. No. 33s
"a 6ao0
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% FOR NEW YORK.
L kssAGE, IN%GLSHDLNS %l ! pp MEALS AND

ID FOR NEW YORK.
Il kSSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AND
SThTEROOM, $50.
The New York and Virgins Screw Steamshis
Companys new and elegant steamship -<e%.
MOUNT VERNON, Capt. 7. G. Smith, H5Gf&
will leave the Con 2eny's Depot, Wes-Sk-ss<e
tern Wharves, at ll'o' clock q. m. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Compsny's Depot, at Alexandria,
st O'Clock p. m. same day.
Passengers from Washington and GeOrsetcvn
can take the oosches connecting with Alex6Ddna
stsembosts or railroad, which leave the corner OF
7th street and Pa. avenue hourly, they leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves 81 II
O'Clock a.. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application 10
messrs. Morgan Rhlnehart, Western wharves,
Freight will be received up to the hours Of depsr
ture
IL Insurance will be efrsotod on sll goods by
this inc at the ofice of the Company at n per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers BY this line
are In every respect frstc ass, and every<ehort wi
be made TO render this communication with New
York an agreeable and healthful one
For freight or passage apply to FOWLE d
Ii. B. CROMWELL & CO..
se2-ly s6 West st., corner A lbsny. New York.
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Tickets $50, halves $40, quarters IS, eights S25,
Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTs & CO.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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PRIZES PAID AS SOON As DRAWN.

MONDAY, February %
CLASS l4-7s numbers, Is drawn ballots,
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Select Poetry.

~ The following pretty Charades We find in tn
,hicago Times, original. We fond Of such pu,
les, and wish some Of our poetic correspondent
vould turn their attention to getting up series
hem for this paper:
CHARADE.-No. =.
Ny First, Of all the hunters game,
The very deuce at running,
Another quality can claim
Tho synomym OF cunning.
My Second, found in many shop,
Adorns the lily hand
or every periumed idle fop,
And lady in the land.
My Whole, tho garden and the field
Decks with its fragile bloom;
While sweety all its flowers yield
Their delicate perfume.
Tho sufferer on his couch Of pain,
When anguish racks his frame,
Imp oringly, tho all in vain,
My FIRsr can but sxcaim.
More mighty than the warriors sword,
The weapon of the mind,
To vanqui-h errors stupid horde,
My sKcoHo guides mankind.
When earth and time shall be NO more,
Then shall the Christians soul
Find all its woes and wanderings Ger,
And heavens gate my wHoLgi
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,Y Delays are dangerous--e especially
with widows.
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cB-Prentice says with as much peril

nency as wit: ......
Some jealous folks down east should pro-
pose national convention to amend the
decaloguc, get up new Mount Sinai, and
arrange for the celebration of the landing
of the Pilgrim Fathers on the other side Of
Jordan. Rev. Mr.. Task, of Connecticut,
has discovered new sin in tobacco rails.
ing, and we presume he does not eat figs,
because Adam and Eve put the leaves on
the tree to use, the bare idea which
shocks him.
tY- Delays are dangerous especially
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15
ELISHA HURLBUT.
L. l.. AINSWORTH,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
Vest Union, Fayette county, Iowa. 2on
HOTEL.

CITY HO led,
NYEAR the steamboat and ferry Landings. Gutten-
~ berg Iowa D. II. EvESLAGE, Proprietor.
Large comfortable aud ell-furnshed Stabling at.
ached to the premises. l2Itfl
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UAn eccentric friend Of ours stepped in.o
store in the village, which shall be nameless,
where some "colored brethren" were doing
little trading. All !Mr--, said our friend,
"you have your cousins in see !" the young
merchant said nothing, but looked mad. Our
friend stepped out, but in q few moments re-
turned, after the sable customers mad depart
ed. hope you wont take any offence with
what remarked here just now, said he. Oh no
says the merchant, never take offence at any
thing you say. Glad Of it replied our quizzer,
the niggsrs are as mad as the ID! And then
he sloped, narrowly missing flying yard stick
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

trlDuteu 10 our enjoyment mere, such as the
Opera" with the delightful and renowned
Miss PATTI, who has set Boston crazy this
| winter. If you were here Col, you would
go into raptures about her rosy cheeks the
nectar of her sweet lips, and her rich breath,
fragrant with such melody. It's lucky you
are not here, for then might the angel swear
"The Times" shall be no more; there would
be an end to the poor "Col." ri ...
Mrs RS health, after month Of patent
and thorough treatment here, am happy
to say, shows symptoms of a permanent
change for the better; and we hope to see
the broad and swelling bosom of the Mis-
sissippi, in the carly spring must not
omit to state that l hear 1.-THE Tines
spoken Of here among the business men, IS
''livc newspaper" and its editor, as racy
writer! Your articles on the business Of
the town, are read with interest.
Mrs. r. sends her kind regard, particu.
larly to the female partner of the "Timcs."
While l remain yours, as ever,
c. F. REMICKs
y *Charl y, you are right in supposing wc
would have gone up entirely, had we been
near enough Gas you seem to have becn) to
judge Of the nectar Of the lips and to inhale
the fragrant breath Of the divine Miss Patti
Mrs. Patti would play broomstick solo
on our mortal frame, if she believed we
were nalf as susceptible as you insinuatel
Give ADELINA our respects, and tell her
there is star in Iowa so transcendently her
superior in youthful beauty, lips, eyes.
breath and all, that that no Italian produc-
ton would be worth naming in compare
son. FATs
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5 G Il / { { G { 0 n.
Ote
@ebetnnriQe polt St, Gouts,
Setnri d . 86rnfein,
(5prtiesune,)

Die 9llte bGrte nit eelpannter Mufmerfs
famfett gu unD nidte bel jeoem @ort be-
jubenO nit Dem &Opfe. oSc 1T eS!" lase
te 1te.
oSu, penn Sbr camal5 bier waret," fubr
SCt fort, nuno ct. 9ruiS ieitoem niht lpies
Der seleben babt, pa fSnnt Sbr freilih nihtS
wieper ertennen, Sc 1T anperen 2euten AUDI
70 9e9ansen."
rllno fennt Sbr Die Yrairie pes NpYers
audi Z" fraete sitterno Gle @rpBmutter. e
Denis wobl," n1einte Bob, bin bort
aufsewahien. Die itebt ubrisen5 imner
nod ouf Dem alten Glefe ;. num- norsen
fol- i6 Gu6 ia binausfabren,. !. ga tperpet
Sbrs lelbit ieben." i.l-
,,Mpreen, /. rt,urmelte Die 9llte,,, .uno
tl1orsen 1T Der l6. " al" Nah elmer paule
iaste ite trauris D9abt uns naeb 9aule &C..
ben." ............ ,I.g+5,[.... -.,~ ia
Warie unO Sob 9aben ibr ben 9lrr1 unb
flibrten Die auf9ere9te uno iebr anse9rifTene
Srau nah 9auie.. !. gIn Der Gbiire Yerabe
lhteoete lteh SUb nno 0erlprah, am anpern
Wpr9en um 8 llbr nit Dem @a9eil bereit
81 IttH' SItt V'pPHtulItt tttCttI lIIu ItVlpLlS
eeno uno tranri9 aus uno leiste fih balp 81
8ette, Oils Olarte an tbr Eager trat, unl
ibr rsute 9tadt" gu faeen, ridtete itdb pie
olte 6rau auf unp laete tpebmiitbi9 (, Wctn
Stnp! mprSen entlheipet ii6 un1er S6id>
fat. t6 bpffe slrar jeBt niAts mebr, ,aber
pieQeidt. ). uieuel6t cp6 >. S6reibe Deis
nen gater, ct fol- un5 iibermcrSen abbplen
lal1en. SD lebne mid aus oen 9aulern
Pwes oafS Sano. @ute Otad>t 1nein
Gino." i.faa
Marie laB nod cine @eiIe am Senlter u,
fab in eiemoncbetle Nadt binaue, uno binab
auf ben Slue ,po eben ein DamYfldiff ron
berab fam, lpeiter unten an Der 9eSee angus
lese,,,.. nNd !" pa6te fe, uoielleidt 1T 8arI
auf pem Ypote.. @r Uubte, cheer fortsing
pab mir bier wobnen wirpen, bier miro er
51ns slei6 flnpen. @enn mir aber auf Der
Sarm Itnp, .ipie lolI ct oa8 wil1en 2"
sic 1drieb jeyt cen Srief an ben galer
:. pann elite AUDI ite ;u Sate uno ttaumte
Don &arl unp Don elmer 9lidIiAen 3ufunft,
Bob aber ipa;irte unten in Der Strabe
auf uno alb, I. uno als e5 Uben ounfel pur<
re, lfBte ct lid pem 9uule sesendber auf ei4
nen Stein, als tpOlIe er gSaAe balten.
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XIV.
XIV.
Grcnrmt's ben S6leier auf;ubeben,
gsc cas nabe @9rednis brpbt?
gtur elm Srrtbum ilt bas 2eben
llnb baS Wiiien 1T ber Sob.


3lemerS lethter Wa3en nit Spei ti6tisen
pfercen belpannt, rplte am anoern Wcreen
curA @bautealt NDenle Sur Stabt binaus, =
Sob tutthirte nit itberer 0ano unp auf Dem
bequemen 9ufliBe 1aBen Warie uno bic alte
@rcbmutter. 9llsbie 61uler INNER 1eltener
wureen uno iiur nod bic unp Da 3,pilben
Die BaunSruppell berporbiiften, Der 9ono
nit leinen eeeen Weiten 70 freunpliAen
ufern itb our Gehten ausbreitete uno BAG
Nu9e nun bon Der 6Dbe in oa6 weite. lASne
Ebal reGts uno linf6 Don Der Strabe unp
pie pabinter auflfeisencen oDben binausbliS
den tennte, pa 9in9 Der alten frau pas Qer5
altf ;ite lhaute lttuieli9 prein, nifte ben
8aumen uno 8aden freunolidbe @riBe su,
uno alIe liBen Stdume per SuSenp ldienen
in Dem lan9lt freuplOlen Qersen gu errpa6fn
uno es nit penn 8alianl Der grinnerlns 81
etquifen. = Meit pon Der Siaot. auf jenen
alten fransSlt1hen Glaime, auf penen jeBt
l6pn fir fiinftise @eneratiUnen Die nod iebr
probIemati1ben Ni6aue> unp Gabanne Stra@
Beu in Sauplayen ausseIest ltno, bog Der
Waeen nab linf8 alb uno fam iiber e;nen
| lGleAten 6eloreg baIo auf Die itb nett bin>
aussiebence Dratrie peS 9leYers.
Sie bietet fetnen frcunolihen Nnbltd bar,
biele prairie, unp bat feline 9ltbnlthfeit nit
pen reid nit 8umen seibmlften prairien
Don SlItnci5 i'm @elten ul1oI Siipen bon
Wi1olri. Gine Doe weite GI6de nit benz
tarsen punfelfatbisen 8lausrae bewadlen
rie einS9e prOouttipn pes auf &alffellen
rubenoen anseldspemmten SebmbObenS. eini,
Derfriippelte 9eitrau6e, Die DieIen, purh ben
@lnturs pes, pom Baier unterminirten,
Bopens entltanoenen StntID6er, Die tiimmers
ti1 ibre Nabruns ludenoen 8iibe, = in ben
| Yfasen liesenbe SAweine, - Die In ben
Slften na6 .6rab iplbenpen slaSSeYer -
| glaeS pieS sulamnlen ma1te pie prairte pe6
NODers ebsa su feinem anmptbiSen Aufent1
| balte. fsge e.r sa9 e .aaa6
| sic fnbren cine tii6tise Strede in bic
prairie binein, - pie uno ca an elmer 6a>
BRIT pper an elmer fleinen 6arm nit einoes
beeten Gelpern Dorbeitommerp, bic SOn.
ne fns an strpaltis su bremen. - als Bob
| lih ptoBlih um tpenoete uno Su Warien fa9te:
n6raSen Sie bod Sbre @rOBmutter, 100 mir
| eiSehtlt1 binfabren iOllen." .u3a
Wlarie froete bic Nlte unp piele laete ltns
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9r. Splnlfoll.

96 tts fSntst&en &pleetums Der 9Dunbdte In 2Dnbrn
Sraeuire enee Der erfen mebtnn &peeten Der er
ten Der ben sSeen Ett nts eebers In ben 5Opitdern
Spnpon ydrts pbtdeeptta unb anbren Stdbn sbro bat
ntge Der mnnotrb0ren 5elun6en rDNebt benen bic &C.
G&e Der Wten wetb unjabltss 2etbenbe bic Sbrenlau
en Nerg0dt unb Gnberen Rranfben lten lpIde T. O. aud
then BET Oerinsen Renioteteu ~. TurSen GuoenbldG S
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Btadttt Tolgtmsts BET 3titei,.,

Der linoIndfie eIer NIT pbien nebx Debac ih h6
Ineu an een erfdhrenen Nrt enSe hr Wclen Ct ntt nnr
Scn Ieinen G&uem ber rorb fcnbern benielteR aud be
bto ieiun Rraten iebr buGc &enunS gu na wdbrenb
in ben Tduen NO bic Semptpme f etras IN oas Srnt
.iuoerura SAer bic Rransbt meIer @ eegrcu Bat -
Rr nett SrEberen Ste@nuns bers III. Beren9un9n cher
S5cu1eS~ frerben mad elmer csn Or. ). eontt aoe
huhenen 8ebanhIHnesDee tn Ten9en EASen ebne Smeraen
aber necnrenieea r ben Faiensn eebe anSIet8 enran
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fcten % bet 3e mehen. Hcb s seen &numer HnS srrbe
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ae Sberett uub tonn im @a pbe Prrotbne seer a ssE
e unbemer nnb rbae @sSr,ue tn GH8Aften 81 sernraM
a,ncn,ten erhen Nn keSe &n5hn6nMS etnOeret1 t
wir6 ene gtmI&rAntumo her 2ebensweie ncttmenb9.
Nn ben RrnnEHeten Aes meben GeS&1tGn hA Ut. ). D.
gmb felt &eibe Jnhren ene beioMoere
ubn,et unb serfrrfmt nEen 2ebeneen ens heenbe Gnr
Or e. 3. SMttbH Erdrendne fr SrereR tann nAM ah eb.
nt Date erbast. Oie Rebisin III sx uub wrbt nersAb
Subren au6ec1bentlt9 oieI haccn gcbraMt reS % P.
Ione r Baltimore enert rphneM, bRnen ae eeacns
grSa6e ber Semrcnte Dr. s. g. Su,b h pcrotreen Dreen
tcutrcn sie Ietbt3in Ha@ hoenh ee Ekis sS Saes
1stidt erbalten. -
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parae 3inimer 3ur Dsrofittcn BET Batiensen.
Often BON nbr Nureens biS nhI 3benSs:
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toan-s 60. II Sab-SrshersfRr. BsIAmsea.
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Nnulnter 143.
S5altimore-2ccF= SOlpital.

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Der etu3tge 9IoB wp etne 6etlmn9 erianGt
tperben taKn.
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LENDS rutntrt.
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Groceries, SSetnc, 2tq6rs &c.

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