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, 1860-05-07

Editors pscss aud Tt.auuea
4 short time before thu gale Of Thursday
afternoon. Nay Sd, the water Of the Lake fell
one to two feet perpendicular, and rose agaip in
the course Of IN hour. II your exchanges in
various directions, particularly to the East and
West, could report the time Of the afternoon
when the guile struck them, it would greatly
subserya tie cause Of meteorological science.
Two theories may be assigned as the cause Of
the snbsldcnce Of the Lake at this place; but
which il the most correct, depends on the data
Of other localities.
As the change Of wind and its accompanying
storm we're indicated in my formulas, and had
been entered, in my customary prognosis fol
the day before ten o'clock in the morning,
feelin; some interest in the matter, had 70.
course, carly in the afternoon, to one Of the best
barometriclans Of the city to ascertain the
movements Of the mercury, and bad the disap.
puint1pent to be assured thatthe barometer was
steady, aud had been so throughout the dsy
and that 1t was not possible that apy sudder
change could occur that afternoon, as, other
l. wise, it would hare been indicated two hourE
previous 10 my Gull. However, advised that
| the instrument be watched, and hare since beer
| informed that the mercury fell suddenly, witoit
half an hour afterwards. 1t would seem tba
the course or path Of the storm was from th'
E. OF S. E.; its wind n. or n. E., and its forc'
partly broken, md the earlier transmission o
| its influence to the barometer interrupted b,
the Lake breeze on the west shore. This ma,
be- easily settled bY the dAta Of other localities
, 1860-05-07

The, Movement to the Coayaauttou.-
We learn from tue Springfield BepHbIieaa
that the Massachusetts delegation nre making
arrangements 10 GET Al excursion train from
Rosten orer the Grant Central Routesfto chica-
20, at reduced fare, for the accommodation Of
themselves hid ithcfr nt,mero15 friends who pro-
, poee attending the Eqnvsntion. ETh9is toEbn-
nectt with The trair k!ready referred 10 yesteT-
dar, to come through from fiagara fnlls TO
Chicago III s.r:eee 19urs, Eia petr9it. :
The BntT4loniansti are moving ID tie matter II
making their city q halfway house and'sen'
dezroue for delegates for Sunday, the 18th lnst:
.nl eaggtstion to this effect bears the names
..<.f Mayor A!uerger, Of Buffalo, A. Y. !Hsfpse,
r md Joseph Candet' delegates from tho Buffalo
district, Recommending 10 Eastern delegu.cs and
:,ntt.1s prppostng to sttana the sensent!op 'h"'
fhry rendezvous q, Buffalo on Monday, tho l4.h
,ns:.. und 20 forward. thence toee'her, without
othar stop natil reaching Chicago.
.The,grcat Aummer hetcls u, kiagasa 8h'!s, ths
Nontcag|c, 1ntsanxtion2l, Cataract, Clifton, INV
others, will al! he open also, and form charm
ling <csting plsce &or those whoT"*s 1he St'tida1
there. and reach Chicago o., ,honday night.
, 1860-05-07
;LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

IupoR4.sr su7 DECIDED - vKRp1cr or
.,r aas =: -, IT,, 60. 60. -....
$5a,ooe--in the ontea sta@es eoass 5esteF-
day the jury came in with verdict in the case
ofH n f)yasn as Trnntee If the ch;caoo Land
~. ws..:s... - 49, =.
Co. e. iona a. "asaloston VI Aoun' 'e1oon'
Va, and r. F. Turner, for $35, 900, apaymen!
,,leo.d due' On land. The main features of the
.asa -a.a f,11ove.
eass 1.e 10 !o''o"o'
on June ~, 1883, Il. u. osden, a. trustee Of
the Chicago Land Company, contracted with
.1obn i wash;pct,,n and Wm. r Tt,rner If
.r,.-x:,I x.-.1
s4Fg'oaa' qoan""5 u iaao on 'ne MOTT Ii Branch
Of Chicago River foE so. 500, $4,000 parable
within 60 day from thai date balance in one two
and three years, at per cent. intftest.'
Succeeding negotiations were had during the
sixty days. about the title to the property sold,
end as to the securities the purchasers we're ID
give.
It had previously been contracted to John 8.
Wright, "ho held srtic'cs Of purchase at the
, 1860-05-07

L., :. !x;a,1houaKe in Eastern ohio
ri<<eoria $tones--Ierror Of = the
People,
Tb9 Columbus F1z. Of Thursday evening
~ssys::' *:'',, s'*," ,..; - ,.,.sr.'- w
pa,mnnt and uurrlsou, ia Eastern oaio, wers
visIaed by IN earthquake, more serious fhnn
.nr nrecedinr one Of which there IL any tccord
IN 3tis section of TIT csuntr5. The eartnqnak9
iasted fur about thirty minutes lnr stco"a*!j
nrnducinr tho mpst intense excltspepI arlonR
1hs uhao;tauts. tand striking terror 20 ne
htarts Of sll who. happeped 10 he ,With'n lts
raugs. II Cambridge, Barncsr1tle ara o1nse .ts
poia1s. he ci.ixepx arg u bled toectherlP tao
streets. aud prayed far aafs dcliKcfaoee Ho''
the destined late Khch seemed atopenoWEf
= Probably the 1nost singular feature ol ~
event, loug IL be remembered bT those WHO "a"
and lett u. ':aa The (n'lug ofu3at Z suppose.
to be u1cteoric stoneii .various portions OF that
locality. Fur large stones, weiahin3 from faIty
70 sixty pou16a elcA fell on: os.naS thcHFk
>oE the Cenlfat Uhso R1itroEd, ne47 Concord,
burylug themselves in the ground about Two
feet, while III Elfysvsltc, 'scuth anit Of Cam.
bridge, and other portions Of the country, stones
Of tie same quality, bus in greater quantities,
fell to the earth.
Tne Cambridge Jttse7.onsaaah of Friday n1akel
the following mention Of the mat. er.;
No i1tsle excitement has arisen trom tho re-
port that the rambling sound which alarmed th'
delicate uer.es Of 90 menE Of our talr;seT, o.
Tuesday last, was cansed ly the tall'ng5of
shower of stones ,,comipg 315Fn ophqne d'ree
ton toward The eoutheasl. The specimens tbs
We haze seen nra angular,1of ligh.gray colo
internally, and OF dxlk:1netnQic On dbe aatSsi
They are very compact 4nd nea!F: L..a
, 1860-05-07

=. Cou1sa .Hoxz.-W learn that J..1. Scam"
mon. Esq, Of this city is SION to return home
from an extended tour in Europe. His return
will be a,teodid with the sad association that
hin esteemed lady who accompanied Iii" abroad
has found d rraye on foreign shore.
, 1860-05-07

.Oua Ncs1ca1. FRIEND Complete sets Of this
work are kept constantly On hand at AcSail5' D.
Al Dedrborn street. Four volumes are pub.
lished, each Of which contains two hundred
rapes of music. Price two dol]ars and fifty cents
,,r ro1nyne or nina dollars for the set.
, 1860-05-07

TOR SALE->mall capi' al required
IL "a strictly cash tosaess-with no tapeil1n-a;w "
payIrH profit Of 80 per week ann whhh csn te N
bat those with c,pll OF god secu4ttY NEED apply:
, 1860-05-07

K,xcssrnr HAlL.-The Roo!eS + Campbell
Min.trels hare engaged Kingsbury Hall during
Convention week. - -':~ss .:.':.s
, 1860-05-07

Co11,s1os.-A trottipg gig cana in collision
with hack on Randolph street, on Saturday,
the lighter vehicle coming of second best.
, 1860-05-07


To the Law and the Testimony.
Edtors Press and Tribune:
80 long Is there are plenty Of men in tho eo1n'
nauui&y who like to lire in fue houses and we1r
dne clothes, much be&tar than to pay the vul-
gar bills Of their butchers and tailors, you may
make th. most wholesale denunciatlon Of jug
tiees Of the Peace With appearance Of sympa"
thy.
Wtth COOS opinion Of the 1s""
In your article Of this morning under the
head Of -, imprisonment for debs-A disgrace
ful Record"-you come down from csrtaln
vague: aud therefore safa charges axains: the
class have named, such as "irfespnnsibilt5. !"
"outrsgts," "otsfession,' tyranny" etc.,
etc, to specif7 ceE:ain acts Of malteasance.
The charge which constitutes the text OF your
whole sermon, charge which IS emphasized
By italics IN this. In speaking of the adidavit
upon Hhich a Gu. 81 may isaue Jou say !" tn's
affidavit is dlnuott ~tpkr n1de."
When a public journal makes 50 FrAse
/ charge Is this AEaiust Gsy claes Ct clszsns-
that they hare imprisoned in two years about
| four hundred men with no authority To do 80,
such journal must be prepared wi'h its proofs.
Now, gentlemen, give u The heevideoce-out Of
the 433 ca. 8as. issued within the tTo Jear5,
mention ten cases where they have not been
basel upon afidasits. Give the name Of any
oae Justice Of the Peace who has issued this
writ during The last twelve months without any
| affidavit B. F. At1I1ap.
, 1860-05-07

~ Dorglas j. not nominated. but Cook 4
MGLain, 95 Dearborn street, are still cleaning,
dyeing and zeuovs1ipg gentlemen'a old worn
out clothes, making them appear just as good
n new, and saying many dollar to their
, 1860-05-07

OrA1 Cur wishing gilt
frames for portrsite, photographs or anb'o-
type pictures will do we'll to call a. G. u. Har-
yey's, No. III Lake street, as be has the larg-
esi stock aud best assortment in the city, at tue
lowest possible rates.
my4.2t G.M. HAEvEr.
, 1860-05-07

WAx7zp.-A young man aged twenty :one,
who is willing to turn his hand to any hing,
wishes situation. Is good pennan and az
countant, ind h4s bad experience in wholesale
f,.stclass city references. Addretk" y. ""
ct this Office. my3 st
S1aSs! S1cxs SIGNS i-Chamberz i Dubois,
l16 md III Dearborn street, are painting every
description Of Signs, Bann<7s, &c., in the bit
styles ut very loH prices ap9'ln
, 1860-05-07

WHEELER s. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
usss won the Highest Prsn,u.zs ii The Fairs ct ahs
Uuited States Agricultural SoeietJ.i
AID 4. Ike 6tate F4ts Of
MAINE, ILLINOIS,
VERMONT, MISSOURI,
CONNECTICUT. OHIO,
NEW YORK, INDIANA.
NEW JERSEY, KENTUCKY,
PENNSYLVANIA, MICHIGAN.
VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN,
MISSISSIPPI, CALIFORNIA,
Metropolitan Mechanics astitnte. Nsshingtob,
American Institute, New York,
Mechanics Association, Boston,
Franklin Institute. Philadelphia,
Mechanics Institute, Baltimore.
Mechanics Association, Cincinnati,
Mechanics Institute, Chicago,
Kentucky Institute, Louiarilts
M+elapicsl Association, St. Louis,
Mechanics Institute, San Francisco,
g.. Hundreds Of County Fairs.
sFs4 E:F sfs 2: dss
t1l ard tie s ets Premium q toe ssre1 P1tete1
III caano: he 11:eec and taat aa< ap2er
apee caeh side IT. the III made Win two thie7ds
frr OF r. No fan,ly stou:d te without this economical
uEe Nd !storeay.nk n1Ax1ns. does tbs seT1nk e
ss =, & ses1s sta u H. sae es te sst "a
s. =: ill., ,r*s
Mn Reesi3ca ig:ssnss % tas s:rsnt p:xs. = 81 r.
use i orders executed with and 7Iuna psude Nj
1htres vhea spped are to1ed rth t.e tatR rtee,.'r
10 uss tht 4nd be delivered By {Itkcut h.
iurTj 10 Any section effke county, Send Circular
Go f. GHiTfE>DEH. GereA Akert.
Sos. III d l2 Lake IT, Chicago. n.
Be1 AT r. o. Mh2-bs:1-er.iat
, 1860-05-07

Heeniah ana Eayers. to r. sht Again.
~ new YoR1. siay b..-Adviues pr the osnada
state that Hee4ap. ~ dSa5era aralto. fight again
- soon as both per.ist are afraza1heir
1ajaiisa,
, 1860-05-07
aucttQll @alz2.


pY G1LBERT & SAMPSUNs-
HOUSEHOLD PEKyITCHE,
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
P11.s-0 FORTE.
FRESCH PL.TE AND OTHER hiR3oEs.
AT ACCrl1N~
o. TUESDAY, May ab. It. oe.:ex ve vi. sti Il or
eA!t-lo.0,
83..............L4KE 81
Ths !ss1est md dt soEt o7 kooa1 t6ssa
4 auctioa thu s*A4p %-rGk eresy sa ~ e1f.
ton - 70 tw6ot- A1 Nah7s my ~ c. e4a.
room md d!llax room FCKNI!Co L wIc- vii b. E~uo4
aqu 1t snv Ut etpfsn T. lts touaF<
cANPtTS-p&tos asuss<!s, sSErs = h's pad ea<fses
eaEp+h.
IIa!s0R9-s2ieneu ozaaaoxn:al x:k csu<s, FHaed
piat4 uli3rr+.
FAM F,sHTE oza 1e.e~ood ea.e. : ut.vs r!Eso
Form. It 1tk O'clock
Tfxstaar .Ih real y&s1 os Ikk.r uiu t1old oeo<s
GILBERT 5 SAN. AoS.
nx7t tes64t AueuoteeE3s
, 1860-05-07

RE,uyzxAroN.--Aine hosts, Msssrs. Tucker
l. French, Of the Briggs House, sse puttinge
err part of that model establishment into tip
TIM order fnr Convention week.
, 1860-05-07
THE CITY.

/: EF Tbs attention Of parents is directed tt
the advertisement of Rev. F. L. Capen.
, 1860-05-07

Rextrnation Of I}r. ToKter.

Ata meeting Of the Students Of tbs Nbrsh-
western Univeralty, held $. Ev4ust0n, "edneE-
dag, May 81, 1860, Vim. A. Lord President, uud
Ha5t l.. Stewart Secretary. the following Eeso-
lutions we're rendered on the occasion Of the
resicuu,iou Of Dr. Il. s. Fosttrus President and,
unanimously adopted:
WHERE'S. The ReE. DR.. r. +. Foster has r.
signed his position ~ President Of the North
western Cnieetsity, therefore
R<<o{-td, That ID his departure from Cur midst
We. tue students Of the University bsse 'sus'
tain.d Rrea: and irrepar:l1le loss. That, VIC
pArs with h,m As With a father aud afr1end.
That in his three years intercourse With Us,
he Las ever manifested M Ri xious sol'catude ior
our moral aud intellectual Improvement, and
bis teachings hare made impression. on our
minds and hearts which time cannot ettace.
That our best wishes attend lin, IN his pasto'
.al relst.nus, aud iu whatever spherr Providence
may see it 10 place him. - '::''
That copy nt tina aborc resolutions be pub
nsLad in tac -,ortL,e<4trra CAristisn -4drocdtt
10 the daily pHpers Of Chicago. and in the n. !
Re4klg Triduae. ., tst.,,
uev. Dr.. Foster laa been appointed pastor ofth
"New Church." Washington Square. >Ses
FORK City,
, 1860-05-07

Linda ru.Jczs5. sss
Mr.. Hamsltcn's bond, signed b- Ed. Hamilton
Philip Conley ard Charles RcisSig, foc soo, ,00o.
was presented and confirmed.
Aid. kcuo presented m ordnance 61ine
boundaries Of market limits for West Division,
res,rlcting stalls. /: 10 market building be-
twcca 'Canal, Peoria, Carrnll' snd Monroe sts.
Amended To read MADISON instead Of Monroe.
Pas: ei-ayes 10, nnes.. r.
Same for so1th Division, between Erie, Rush
and Frnnkhn ttreets and the r17er, was laid
cger End ordered printed.
Same presented an ordinance requiring SIC
license for retail Of fish and raeats. Laid oTes
+ and ordered printed - '' - ~
|'"' Alderman Taft moved to reconaider tha vote
as to the West Market limits Laid over xnd
ordered printed
, 1860-05-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We arc indebted to tho
American Express Company for late Cincinnati
papers:i
, 1860-05-07

Yaa r,t4 vi p hi;a i-lYh'. lss. tuesday was
tho largest ever cast at municipal or Stat :
a;ac;iou. It reached <, 400, q. follows:
FOE xAron.
, 1860-05-07

!. u Reppblica0 artista or painters are in'i.
ted to meet the committee on decoration Of the
TigTan,-as The Republican Headquarters, on
Monday next Ut SPIN. -, 5 :.
, 1860-05-07

ITO PARENTS.-Rev. I'll. Cap=n
l. having hid .eve1A ysA.s ex. erIence IN public and
pirate ssehrs n ~ mose TIC
Bos ca. atd with The ytnt tetnon1a. OF
eos. would Be hsppy ~ xre iasucttou 10 lev p.ste
stsde Of etlh1tenin d,lce health. OF young
ladies' ~shlns 70 revsw or to 1ocurs N aavanc <ours
fully ufer js vc ether The ci.asa p the epekrE
Fl the Fnneh. German. spsnth. Itsnn md Aode1r erk
-. ci:vs. In uptoy, PHI tophy Rhetof'e N,a, ,hy>.s
Of HAhemsa. studies optional. Satrfsc.crv references
Post tfGce, F. l. EArES, E1stt
, 1860-05-07

ras NESEF11 or THE Eonk or TIE fnlESp-
,e:,-T1c Floral Exhibition for tbe benefit OF
til Home Of The Ffiendless, under tue auspiees
otthc Chicago Gardeners Society. takes place
te-day ut Metropolitan Hall. We are glad 10
,.,rn TINT the l.d;es Of the Home arc meeting
With much success in selling tickets for the
furnishing Of the Home by this object We a'e
hsppy to notice the increased interest taken IN
FlSricul.are bJ cur citizens, and hope that tue
Hail vii! b. ti,rongcd day aud evening.
Kemembe. tha. Light Guard Band volunteer
to furnish muic during the afternoon. and the
Great Union haud IN hour in the evening, also
| other music; Aies Dean upon she Harp. &c
Hall opeu tn receive plants stsA. II. Open
to visitors Ut ill., H. and after. Tickets IS cents,
for eale ut 1soot* Cad5's, D. D. Cookies, 5. G,
GfiQgs l. Co.'S, Id at The door.
, 1860-05-07

M4p Docs-The mad dog epidemic is rife
again, mud the alarm is said to be based on SER
arai well authenticated csses that hare taken
plaee in this city and riciuity. Several cattle
hare been bitten in the West DIVISION IN RI"
day last 8 large Newfoundland dog, supposed
to be mad, bit little sou Of Thos. Deg
mo.a sbo resides nj as Buffalo street, on the
banl, inafcting deep aud dangerous wound
Unier these circumstances let it be muzzles or
dc,,.5yttoox for every canine, at once.
, 1860-05-07

Tne LATE GEonaE ". DoLE:-We saw On
Saturday, a. ucs'er''s AIT Gallery. No. lla Lake
street, splendid ind life'ike portrait of the
late lamcnted George ". Dole. It is superb
work Of art, copied by Photographic process
and finished as an oil painting. 1t is crafty
;nr that 20 valuable and true memorial has
been secured Of one whose place will long re-
,,niu IN he filed in our community.
, 1860-05-07

=, HAxnsouzla, DosH.-The liberal: minded
prindiyi!le brothers treated ths unfortnnates
from the Stale Blind Asylum at Jacksonville,
vho rocenslyvisited this city, to. a lake excnr-
siou On their crack steam tug, the 4cQaekn. .
, 1860-05-07

;. Cou1sc ErEsrs.-The State Republican Con.
yention: meets e. Decatur on the Stu inst,
Wednesday Of tnls wcet, aud the National he-
publican conrention in this city on Wednesday
the 18th inst.
, 1860-05-07

MAsox i HAAl1S's HAnhoS1tXs AND AEIo-
nross.-Iu " Root Cady's Column will be
found matters Of interest relating to Mason d
H.rr,lin's celebrated Hermouiums' aud Aelo-
dope wh;ch will command the attention Of all
in vant Of such Instruments: Root & Cady, tue
wholesale agents, are of late so often appliee to
for descriptive Price Lists that they take this
| ue:hod Of placing before the publicthe Informs
tio1 usually desired. Tint these instruments
are first rate, the united testimony of musical
me, aud the fact that Root & Chdy keep thea
r.,lusivel,, should be conclusive. From the
,faner in which Roo: Cady advertise, our
readers need not he told thht they are dong an
immense business.
, 1860-05-07

Tn1 BRIDGE Acc3DExr-We learn that the
name Of the lad who was injured ut CLARK street
bridge, befare. noticed, was VIM. Geler. The
/ dot xas so|badly crashed that auputat'on has
hem perforncd. He resides at No. 233 North
=. .9*>-'''- go" ,'i.' t;.-
, 1860-05-07
Eclp ADVERTISEMENTS.

% {. Il. 5cRIFK:, Attsrt<rino A1sz1 tt bsaTse7A-@.
u 1sac7i&4 - ssse+s. 4sxz<Ess foT ths ".1 all sh*
L,e1;=g FaStrs o. "A. Sor:e Fs5- :slleh-s
, 1860-05-07
1;llallte0.

VTANTBD-To rect a bou:e on
W Nek1san av.noe, cont nina itsee Of four bfes
soIu.s It ting snons, ttc.. Nth EaA water t"-tn
t,f!e. ke:t u-t to exc t. s3es dddseA ao1 +as1
cfdeA a1394-t
, 1860-05-07

DEcrAsE or 4 ColohED CIERorxAs.-A wlde'
j. known colored clergyman, Rev. Byrd Parker
some years ago tile pastor Of one Of the colored
churches in this city, died at tMonteray, Wiscon'
Sin, on Monday last. He was nun Of consid
erab9s ability. and possessed large property.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-26

Gg SIM Belle pue @Qrten ion
Elm 9rpBe8 Pfun9ifet itattfinbeu, unb Ser
JtuOlnonn, Der u1ternebmenpe Wirtb belIelben,
bat Die 9rpBarti9lten Initalten 3etrpffer, uul
eS gu etnem mabren Splf8feite, pte man le 9es
mSbnli6 nur in Oeutldlanp am 8~fin9ItmOns
tag fetert, 81 MAIDEN. Serrlt6e GurnoerGtbz
I9aften uno gar m1nderlei Spiele laoen Die
Su9eno CUR FROZEN Gbeilnabne Elm; u1b mdb-
reno ben San5lultt9en elm mpblbelebte8 Wtulifz
Corps I'M Yapillpn auflpielt, trdgt elm arbere8
Sr9eter eth mD6l 9elpdblte8 8rpz
9ranm Dor. Oamit aber AUDI Da8 leiblt6e
8obl ieiter @dlte BET al bielen @enitIen
nidt leioe, miro Serr Hulmonu ~pielel6en mt
eiltem SrpBen 6eit=2un9 (ppn 12-2 ubr) re-
9aliren. Die @ar8 Der Staoteiienbabn fab
rem brett biz gum Blabe unD bieten gQen bic
Bette @ele9enbeit, ltd an bieiem idSnen 6elte
gu betbeiligen.
ga Die arbeiterballe, Sio Treberidfr.,
%erDfnet am Yftn9ltmOnta9 ibr pra6tppQ befp@
rirtes Spmmerlptal nit fampiem Qun6, lpelz
dem Dann Elm 9reBe8 @artenz@ pmcert folqen
lpQ. O1S in elmer alberen Spalte perSffent.
lidte Brp9ramm, lopie Die DIRECTION beS Sru.
8rpf. abrenO, perbiir9en einen &unlt0enu6,
pel9en &etner, Der am Wtcntag in %unIerer
eplen Mtcnumenten>S tapt bleibt, perldumeu
lpute.
g9- CONCERT. Sn Der EurnbalIe.
Scr. 300 QSeit Yrattltr., ipiro am $fino1tntonz
tag Elm 9rpBarti9e8 Gpn5ert unter Der Qeituno
OeS Rrcf. Yerel4 auf9efa6rt. 98er nidt eeS
wilt lift, bic SerSniiSun9Splaee uuBerbalb Der
Staot 81 eiu@en, Der lp0te ni9t Der laumeu,
BET Eurnbulle einen 8elu4 ab5ultatten. Spr@
trefaide Wfulif, elm 9ute8 @laS Yier pper Ions
ltt9e Grfril4nnSen, s%enDfien unter benz S&at=
ten zines .3eltpadeS, ba5u ba8 mu11tere Greiz
BEN Der paderen Turner unb ibrer 6reuape,
bleten po9l eilli9en Griab fiir bic 8ersniisunz
gen i'm 6reteu.
D9- Tbeater unb &rGn36en.-
Sn per alten Tnrn9alle, @fe bon 6rput- unO
gombaroltr. fnpet td9lten Mpntas Abenp cine
Sbeater=Sprteuun9 gum 8eneli3 be8 Srn, S.
Sung ltatt. CUR auffabruns fommt 6a8 be-
ltebte Suitipiel uOie ldSne Mtaaerin." Nad-
ber Ean3tran5deR,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-26
5. .. Smith.
6aIsab e |.
glarfsstQe, Ger. S,ntp q,

Or. {. Sa9ne! NF"Nt sept 1897.
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Wa6erlndt unb &reb8 furirt
Columbus, MtF, ben "a. San. 1857
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

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