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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

From THE EASTERN SLoPE.-Mr. A. Stow,
arrived at Downieville last Wednesday. from
the Washoe Country. He informs the Sierra
Democrat, that near Steamboat Springs, re-
cent discoveries of silver, lead and copper
have been made which bid fair to make that
section one of the richest on the Eastern
slope. Specimens of ore from the Galena
ledge, the first discovered, have been found to
contain so per cent. of lead, and as high as
II per cent. Of silver, the residue being made
up of copper, gold and sulpher.
In the immediate vicinity of Galena ledge
wood and water are abundant and the Pho
nix Company has avaled itself of these priv.
ileges and is constructing furnaces for smelt
ing the ore.
The weather has been severely cold, Mer-
curry having fallen to 26a below zero. Two
Indians had frozen to death.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

PUTAH GOLD MNEs.-The Knights Land
ing News Of Saturday. says that the party
which left that place few days since for the
Putah gold mines, have returned; they did
not meet with much, if any. encouragement ;
they report that the most any are making is
not more than 81 so or 81 per day. to the
hand. They say the great drawback to the
successful working of the mines is the ex-
treme scarcity of water
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

CHINESE DEspERADoEs.-Th Mariposa Ca
zete says: Difficulties amongst the Chinese
are of late becoming common occurrences.
We frequently hear of affrays and fights
among them; and it is getting so that Amer.
leans are often drawn into their feuds. bv
sympalhizing' and in many instances afflia.
ting with them. A few days ago, a row took
place at Guadalupe, in which their presumn.
tion, on white men interfering, was shown
1t appears that several Cinnamon, hirelinos
tried to take a water privilege from a party
Of Americans, who resisted and refused I,
give it; whereupon the Celestials drew thei
revolvers and commenced shooting. No seri
GUS injury was done, however, if we excep
cut on the cheek with n shovel, received
by an American"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

DAY LIGHT METEoR.-A gentleman from
Marin county, informs the Alta, that last
Sunday morning, about ten o'clock, while
standing at the door of his dwelling, the at
mosphere being perfectly clear and serene
nc witnessed the brilliant phenomenon of a
'i'e'0r OF aerolite shooting with the speed oil
q cannon o"ll through the air. 1t seemed to
oe ABOUT the size of childs head. with a
tail and brilliant flame about ten wards long
There was no noise or report, and on search.
ing about the place where it seemed TO fall,
no vestige of it could be found.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-WilHam WiIliamsor
was accidentally killed at Tamaroo Bar. on
Wednesday, January 18th, says the Placer
Herald, by the caving ofa bank. He was At
work in his claim, with his partner who was
wheeling out a barrow of dirt, when he
heard Williamson exclaim that he was
caught" and Immediately the top of the
bank fellin and cOversdWilliamsn,k killing him
almost instantly. The deceased was from
Marcy, Onida county, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

SHOES AND BooTs.-G. Armstrong, whose
advertisement appears in another column, has
received large supply of the most elegant
boots and shoes that the Eastern market pro-
duces, which he offers at the most reasonable
rates. Armstrong; is very popular place
Of resort by both sexes
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

DAILY APPEAL-The first number of this
paper. under the proprietorship of G. W.
Bloor d Co., and edited by Henry R. Nigh
els, Esq, made its appearance yesterday
morning. 1t is about the size of the San
Francisco Call, and gives promise of being
vigorous and well conducted daily.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

On CHRISTMAS Eve, an Irishman named
Martin Gillian, left his cabin on Owl creek
Placer county, with the intention of going t,
Iowa Hill, and has not been heard of SINCE
A Spaniard was arrested on suspicion 0
having murdered him, and was held to bal
in the sum of $1,000
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

J. G. BYRNE-This old time resident and
merchant Of Marysville has recently been on
brief visit to our city. lie is now doing a
large business at San Francisco. He is the
same genial gentleman as ever.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

RAILROAD FROM FOLSOM TO LINooLN.-It is
stated that the grading to Lincoln will be
done in about ten days, and that the rails
will be laid to that place before the first Of
March. 1t is thought that by the first Of
May there will be forty houses built and oc-
eupied in Lincoln. Building has already
commenced there.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

SELLING LIQUOR TO INDIANs.-At Oroville
last week, Jacob Miller and Frederick Affan.
TRACER were fined for selling liquor to In
dians-the former forty, and the latter fifty
dollars Affantrager didn't "paugh," and
was therefore sent to Jail for twenty-five
days.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
HoIIovvay,s Ointment and PilIs.-Th

HOIIOwny's Ointment and PilIs.-Thers
is traitor in the camp they have been counterfeit
ed But sure test of genuineness exists in the wat
er-mark, Holloway, New York and London" which
discernble as watermark in every leaf Of the book
of directions accompanying each pot or box.
Eay- Sold at the mandatory, No so, Maiden Lane
New York and by all Druggists at 25c., &c., and 81
per pot or box. ian24
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,


By Messrs. E. GOODWIN & BRO, NEW YORK Cry.
TOBACCO of the BEST QUALITY is selected, neat
y wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size of the packages rendering It more
convenient to carry in the pocket. and by being
PRESSED SOLID it keeps MOIST and FRESH, re-
tains its FULL RICH FLAVOR, and improves in quail.
ty as it is used while iu other brands, the
package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERIo-
RATES-the tobacco growing dry-and littering the
pocket to the great annoyance of the consumer The
dressing which the PATENT TOBACCO undergoes in
the process Of manufacture frees 1t from all grit or
impurities Objectionable in the use of Plug Tobacco
Chewers will do well to give the Patent Press ed trial
and judge for themselves.
For sale by wholesale Merchants, who receive 1t
direct from the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN & BRO.
POI & 299 WATER sTRRET,
declS-lmzp New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

The Ladies Protection and Relief Socie.
ty" in San Franeiaco, have begun to raise
money for the purpose of purchasing or con-
structing building to be used as home fol-
the INDECENT. The sum to be collected is Slo
ooO for $4,000 of which they have applied to
the Legislature, and will raise the balance
by subscriptions.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

D.D.-A man, whose name. we believe is
Wyatt, was arrested, late Sunday night, on
First street, for keeping up most obstreper-
GUS racket. His head was covered with
blood, and he presented ghastly spectacle
1t seems that he had assaulted the bar keeper
in the Saloon under Videaus Restaurant, and
the bar keep" had broken a decanter over
his noggin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
MARYSVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 9th.

THEArER.-Mr. Hackett, as Falstaf, played
last night to large house. He kept the au
dience in roar of laughter, and certainly
rendered the character of Falstaff all that the
great author Of it himself could have desired.
lie was most ably supported. Mr.. Ryer, as
Henry Fourth, King cf England Mr.. Booth,
as Henry, Prince of Wales and Mr.. Baker, as
Henry Percy, were particularly excellent
Miss Sophie Edwin, as Lady Percy, was also
very good indeed Mrs Thayer made very
creditable Dame Quickly. Tonight, Mr.
Hackett will apper as Sir John Falsatf in the
Merry Wives of Windsor, supported by the
best talent of this admirable company.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

CHINESE New YEAR-Tue Chinese New
Year begun on Saturday last 1t will be
celebrated until Tuesday next In almost all
the Chinese houses in this city, and we pre-
sumo every where else in the State, as well
as among the four bundled millions or so in
habitants of the Chinese Empire, may be
seen at this time tables we'll loaded with deli
cacies and sweetmeats, to which the long
tailed banqueters make frequent visits Off
to itself is mysterious looking table upon
which long taper burns, and it also is load
ed with delicacies and sweetmeats No one
approaches it-no one thinks of touching the
tempting articles upon it. 1t is the table OF
the dead. 1t is set out especially in honor o
the departed, and it would be sacrilege tc
touch the table or what it contains upon it.
surface.
The whole Chinese population seem to be
enjoying themselves amazingly, and fire
crackers at this time are very saleable ar
ticle.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
Notice TO Teachers.

FHNtE Board of Education of the city Of Marysvile.
n VIII hoid an examination at the School House,
corner Of and Seventh streets, on sATURD Az tbs
2sth inst, at o'clock p NJ, for the purpose of seec
ting female teacher to be employed in tn, PubHo
sehools OF said city. W. @. BELCHER
, Sec'y Of the Board
'AaiysVlhe' January zlst, leoV' jano4-td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

MURDER y esterday morning, at six
o'clock, a Mexican named Alexandra, killed
another named Candelario 1t happened
near the corner of First and streets. Cam
delario and Alexandra had been playing a
game of cards during the night and disagreed,
AT six o'clock after they had stepped out on
the street, Candelario drew his knife and
made rush for Alexandra. Alexandra told
him to stop, which he refused to do, and
Alexandra thereupon commenced firing with
his srevolver. IL fired four times The first
shot missed, the second passed through
Candelarios arm, the third passed through
the tlesly part of his side, and the fourth one
struck him in the upper part Of the mouth,
knocking in the teeth and passing into the
spinal column. At the fourth shot he fell
dead, giving only one or two kicks.
Deceased was desperate character, one OF
the worst in the country, and had served
some time in the State Prison, having been
cent there, we believe, for an assault with
intent to kill.
a Coroner's inquest was held on the body,
and the jury returned verdict that deceased
was killed by Aleandro in self-defense.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

JACOB SonoRER, corner of d and First
streets, advertises his saloon in this mornings
paper. We would call attention to his ad.
vertisement, also to his "lager."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

An exchange, speaking of the causes of sui
eide, cites among the number the fear of
death
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLAR CHUNK.-On Fri
day. at Centeryille, Shasta county, two
Frenchmen, (Laeour d Coz found a chunk of
solid gold worth over seven hundred dollars
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
MA ARYsvILLE THEATER.
FaIstaG Outwitted by Women.


Wherein the immortal bard has contrived to COM
bine the highest diversion with the most salutary NOR
al esson and sho VS. how couple Of merry yet honest
wives met the impudent advances of a vain old cox
comb and by an innocent sportive coquetry, misled
him to be nearly su9ocsed in buck-Pasket' well
ducked in the river, and soundy thrashed in female
disguise, and eventually exposed to the laughter and
ridlcue of all observers.
SIR JOHN FALSTAFF. ............. MR.. HAOkETT
Justice shallow, w,........'...''..' y AhueI son'
eehuer, .........s.'''''''''' y.
FI"hCis rorui '''''' -
Ueorge rage. .''''''''' =
Caius, the French Doctor Lewis bakeI
MRS FORD, MRS, ALEXINA +. BAKER.
Mrs. Page, Miss Sophia Edwin
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette ~
OiOHes SEATS. ~
oeCohu IleI, .......-..,'s's'''''' '''''''''' ~
frlFate BOXES. s............'. w
gaB- Box office open from 10 A. N.to 4 P. NJ. -laS
az Doors open at 7-performance to commence
at Il to o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
Forr'S fine French Boot:

just received. These Boots are manufactured in Pa
rs, and for which have the sole Agency.
Goods sold at my establishment are superior to any
offered in the country, regards their besuty shape
workmanship and durability.
Fresh Goods received by Every steamer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
Mems super custom made, doubled soled and uppe,
Ca If Waterproof Boots
Mems e~tra quality l. double soed grained leather
Mining Boots
Mems extra fine sewed French Calf Dress Boots
Mems extra quality l. double soed Kip Waterproof
Boots;
Meu's super tap soled, grained leather, Hunga
rian Boots;
Mems super L Il tap-soled grained leather Water.
proof Boots
Mems super l. imitation stitched, half welted Kir
Dress Boots
Mems super L imitation stitched Calf Dress Roots
Mems extra qunl ty, lined and bound imitation stch-
ed half wslted Kip Brogans
Mems extra fine, lined and bonnd, french Calf Dress
Brogans
MEMS super lined and bound imitation stitched I'm.
amelled Leather Brogans ~"
Mems extra fine French Patent Leather Monterey
Ties
Invoice Of Gents Fine Glove Leather TOP Fancy
French Calf Dress Gaiters.
LADIES AND MISSES SHOES
Ladies' extra fine fancy Colored Silk Lastina Gaiters
Ladies' extra fine Black Freuoh Kid Buskins:
Ladies' extra fine French Patent Leather Alboni Ties
Ladies' extra fine enameled Leather Jenny Lind Bus
Misses fine French Kid Buskins and Ties.
Misses fine Enamelled aud Patent Leather Laced
Boots w
Chidrens fine fancy colored Morocco Boots.
e7g- English Hunting Shoes.
~ Orders from the country PROMPTLY attended, to
43 ID STREET.
I"hz4-my MARYSVILLE.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

STOCKTON REPUBLIcAN.-Is this paper still
in existence? We have not seen copy of
it for months.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

sURRENDERED.-The Napa Reporter says
that A. J. Hurt, who killed jefferson War
den at Clear Lake recently, has surrendered
himself lie was examined before Justice
Lyons, and committed to Jail for trial.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

Miss MUNsoN, the celebrated trance medi
um' delivered a lecture at Sacramento. last
Sunday The Standard says she has sweet
soft voice and her diseourses are replete with
beauties of thought and sentiment.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

NOBODY was killed in the late attempt to
rob the stage near Angels. No robber dead
or alive, was found after the shooting was
over.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24

The Sacramento Hussars will give a grand
ball on Thursday evening next.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
SAN FRANCISCO
LAGER BEER SALOON.

Southeast corner Of and First streets, basement
story, Mdrysuitte.
TTNHE undersigned would respectfully invite the pub.
il lie to his SALOON, where the best of WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS may be had. He has, also
TWO SPLENDID BILLIARD TABLES, for the amuse-
ment of those who delight in this heallhful game.
eS LUNCH every night from to - o'clock.
jan2i-my JACOB SCHORER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
j. w. WINTER,

G. DENITE5T.
uIfY%A Office "a, ID. ST., Opposite
1LJ st. Nicholas, MdrysVille.
Teeth inserted on GOLD PLATE, from one to full
set.
CONTINUOUS GUM WORK DONE, PLATINA
BASE which surpasses all other work regards beau.
ty and durability.
j. w. w. has practiced Dentistry in this citv
ten years and has received all the first premiums for
continuous gum work Electricity used in extracting
teeth.
Prices same as those Of other good Dentists.
ALI "VI'h WARRANTED. toc29-my2dp
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the interest Of H. N. T1LDEN
i Il in the late firm of II. N. TILDEN CO., will
continue business at the old stand,
All parties indebted to the above named finn are
hereby requested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
jan24- I'm ALFRED WHEELER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
TO PIasterers ond poin,o.s
ianQ1-aI
PLOwSI PLOws!,

ID ENG desirous 10 close ont our stock of pioyvs
- we will sell them at greatly reduced prices.
,,,o SELBY CO.,
llI-znhS % and "a street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
GARDEN SEEDS.

WE HAVE just received across the Isthmus n
w full assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS of tbe
growth OF 1889, put up expressly for US by j MI
Thurburn & Co.. of New York.
decS-3m2p J. Ill. WRIGHT e. co,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-24
Dissolution of CO-partnership.

OISSOAUthOm Oh COSpsaHtHCAS SAAP'
THNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the name and style
of H. n. TILDEN co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent ALFRED WHEELER having purchased the
entire interest of II. N TLDEN in the late firm, he
alone Is authorised to collect all debts due to, and Will
liqudate oil the Indebtedness Of the late firm
II. n. TILDEN,
ALFRED WHEELER.
Marysvile, January 23d, 1860. ian24-lm
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Scfountlna~

Oie undergraduates lenfen bic Gufmsrtlnnifeit
ocn sSlscsroertauiern duf ibr Eager pom grcee.
rice, prpeitpnS, Wsbl, 9isarrsn, Sautabat mns
vnltiae ArtitsI, Die aew6bpIid in einem eerarti-
Sen SSprisiale- GrlhGft gsflbrt iperer,. SsIon.
etre MAIDEN tie auf ibr reidcs Wein. uno 9iaupr.
Eager oufmerflam. @Pe biele Naarcu nutpen
auf n6rplitch Oidrften nno msiaens fur Baar
actauIt, mesbalb mir bel pinttlihen Se,aelern
ga luserff bilisen pretlsu pertaufen t5nnen. =
Dir pcn uns als d6t garantirtrn 8ranpies une
59eine (inp ci1ene Smportatipn, unp rpsper &C.
milh., nrh nit 3uidben ltdclihsr Gtu1e Der.
sben, pie oielts tsi Den i'm Hcretn a~etauften
Badrsn MIR gu oft Der Sal in. Der beribmtc
,W. Walace'S Yure Wcuntain Dem" gpbisftp.
pon brm mir bic sinsiasn Ysrtanfer fnb, pirp
AT @ebalt unb @'ltt BON feinsm inmerbalb DC,
Scr. Staateu asbrannten g8bistep iiesrtrphsn.
Infer Eager peifebt au6srcem nod aus:
1000 Gag srtra uno i~u9erfine Nicbt, inter be.
neu pie pom Sddsrn seIuateu Scrten; 0ew.
Orltans, Ycrtc 3ieU unp CUBA 3uder uuo Mc.
lahss; 500 Sag Gut 9paf, Grulbeo, pcwoerse
uno 6aFs. 3udsrj 100 8iten .et.; 800 Giaen
Stife nno Sitter 30. l unp Hc. 5 @iadtte.
uno Sssinse; frilHe quite @oiben Butter. bon
Der mir wpdbtntli6 Seurunssn erbalten; Ears,
SaceH Sipes, Sams, Stputpers unp 8reais .
Sals, Stdrte, yeait pcipper, ssmabIrn,n 6aT,
unp Yftfsr psiffsn, BERN. gimss uns als bic
ionligtn Artitel, Die in elmer Grocer. sew5tnlit
ucrlau9t wereen.
Sernsr: %. @auaer'S Yurs Ncuntatn Den
Wbtef y. Si6aroicn's, Susealuuia. Slpds. OnUn
pas Electromagnetic uns gsettfisp gSbiStsp 20L
5ae frauioflhcn BRANDY. bort, @acsira, Sbsr.
rp, Slarst unp Gbampasr 9pein; @iccr, Com.
nam Sranrp, Gin, Stun, apple Sranes uns alt
Nrttn liquors.
80 NJ. BaIlatr Gp6ut,
Gde Ger 14tcn mo 9arn.StrdS
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Sefamntm"c bmmacm.
StnlacunS iur &3ubIcrtpttcu
auf paS
g mmfa9sblatt
ecs
Ribm. aa3eigers.
Gtntaruns ,ur @3utIcrtp,icu

"pn oielen Gsitrn ouflefrresrt. ncben unIerm
3ag,sldtt sin Sunntaaetlatt su putliciren, pas
Der unterhaltuns 9~cpiomtt aud DEN mihtist,u
Saaesiraget i'm neum uno alien Saterlanrs
Rednuns trdst, erIauten mir me benz bisliaen
pnc auspdrtissn publitum an,u,riaen, ooe bic
erie Drummer u%nisres Spnntaseblattes ~stnfanss
October eriheineu wirc.
Den riabriiGsu Ntpnnsmentsrrets tefeltrn
dbsn mir auf 50 iefa.itst. in untseinstsr bolt-
abrlt6er Scraus,abiun9 ben &tcnnentsn pst
aaaeblatteS iisfsrn mir pagsasn bhs Spnntd9s=
blatt fur 81 per Sabr une srpar asssn Spraus'
sahluua.
gSir Blaubsn ourh risles ntue llnternebmen
rem @unihe Sitler nteessn3utpnmsn, unb
toHen iewcbi bier ME in ben umlttsenrsn
Stdbtsu cine rsae Gbeiinabrne su fnoen.
Subfcriptipnen perpsn in Der Office ottits
Slattes entss9snyencmrnsr.
Der 6erdusseber.
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8iniac Orn Gppbs,

so 90 ".Orts it6ns @siOsnaUFe 80 As Gent,
tiuts gu IS Cts. 10000 gdrOs fran,6Ei6s Sr-
saupite {; Saepnstte !; ~tinfudhe uuo s~sfrsifte Sa.
reyes ; fetns 9aru gu 124 Gts.,.. psrtb 20 Gent
i&Sns feline @insbame Su Ia Cts, ; 1000 gps.
ia color Calico ~ 6 unp 8 Gte, wers 10 unp
II Gts.; 500 Damsn.D buffers ,u nur 80 CITE. /;
ihwar,e lsinene 2ac, Sbawls uno Mantilas su
SO, 4 uup 6, bic anpsrpdrts oae DcppeItt tp1tn.
De b,ts auswabl pcn S~pnneni6irusn BON GO
an. GrtsnliOn StirtS, Die ib6uite auStrobI, pom
Do Cts. AL. 1al6sntidsr pcu 8 Ste. an. Sttaa
Sbapls ~ 81. biuiS fur 80. Den bsfsn sstleit.
ten @cttcn, wsrtb l SHILLING, ia 123. 10, 8 unp
Elm rtdt gutter Nrtitel islbit fur g Cts. 700 Bon
net @cu&es, pcR 16 @te. an, jur 5alftc ees
preiles, pas in MiuiRerp StOrss b,reHnst wirc.
Dtcfs fur 6trrn- unc &nabsn. &tetper. 9bsd
iambrie uno SWie @tusliu. Cambria Sanbs
.tr GUaarS. plain 0insbams fur Sonusts uup
S>inssrcbs Husrabl icnliser Artitel ju auesror-
1sutlih stGisen prriItn.
Scispb Strans. @o. % Iainfr.
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8. Grant,
SO, 2 Gr6anse solcd,

Supporter uno Serf6uftr pom gcstnen,
Srann wtineu u. 0t9arren,
rrlaubt ih biermit benz beutlhen publifum Ri&.
NIoupS une llnaebuna iein rsibbaltiscs 9aatr
Won impprtirttn No siueu, Sranntrrintn une 6a.
ydna Gisarren gu empfebiea.
Sstn Srrrotb pom frans6If&sn 8ctpwsiu,n
tUr tctnuienpen Spmnisr ut 9rue uuc bsRebt In
Y,tlru psrlhiepenen @attlnsen, mic: ct. Sulicu,
It. Gfepbs, q. Gmilicu, Yontst gaud, @batcau
yatour, Sbatsau Ga 8ofe. Gbateau 2aftte, @ta.
t'Au @taraaur &C., rSrunter Die brftcn @cine
je'rhe iiupurtirt perpsn. Otslelten prroeu In
% Aib,n UNI beim Duseno o~erfauft; ttaas as.
ruatrt Sprten audi bel @aqrneN
6rcR6 Brandy BED unp 'uufelfarbis. sou
SIS. peunelp. Sa;erac, Yirrst, Ganiuuu u. So.
gtnr @rowsr's Company uuo anpsrt Surtcn ~
'. :rihitoeueK Wrsileu. stsulp 9tampdausr. Sra.
4cra, SberrYwsiu uuo Nbsinweia; s8bistsy
rnn, Sum &c. = Bon 5apana Gtsdrren imaier
i,oEe &uSwabl an bdno.
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- it %bsfann., oaB Pie etips ,wei Sabre lang
bier in Nrw. 9crt erlhieueue Shule bee Bolts
~ eintsen McnateH gu crihcineu aufsebGrt BAT,
etH Greisnie, welbte adsemstn berauert porseu
1T, ID Die S6uls pes Solss ft6 ourG lore pratt.
d. SeROsns antuttalteu 6reunpe uuo eiutn gro.
teu 9~slertrsis erwcrSeu bate. Dies bat mid Der.
"ntdpt, cine 8crtisbuns ienes unteruebmeae sor.
aubtrtittn, welhs unttr benz Iitsl
Neue 6&uteb hes 8eItS
unb peutihsamtriianifhe @eper5e. 3eituus.
en- /. Suit aS in MISREPRESENTATION Tummern psu
1910 Ssiten sreesH 6crmate. NIT Abbilsuu
s,n. Sn benz duetrf uiepristn grsiit pom Sl.70
Quo IL Gsnte ~Ortp) iure sanse Sabr bel mir
trlhtinen eirO.
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