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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
New York Mnrket.-Lnlv "a.

FLOUR-Receipts 1852 bbs; sales 1850 DbIs; State
and Western active and rmer particularly for
superfne state sis % $500 extra s54O a sos
round hoop Ohio, $3.50 SIS; superine western, S55
"a 20 common to good extra western, S525 90 $50:
southern in moderate request sales .I4O0 bq; mixed
good IS 50 a $780, fancy and extra st a s775; Canada
Superine heavy; sales $50 bbs: extra So, Is 6D52U.
GRAIN.-Wheat lc better particularly spring; sales
$1,000 BUSH Chicago Spring SIPS a l26; Milwaukee
club sl2S "a 100; unsound club sl,25 a l,28; winter
red wester 81 80 % lbs; white western STAG % 45
red southern, S As white southern, SI,40 a
l55. Corn active and hrmer sales 10000 bush mixed
western Gig % CSC; yellow western. 81 % Csc.
PROFISlONS-Lard firlner; sales 400 bbls barrels
l2s a 34c Whiskey without striking change sales $50
bbs at Il 2lt Sugars firm but less actvei sales 1900
hhds; Porto Rico, II a Sc. Coffee active and 4c better
Laguyra 25O bags llsc Rio, Il 900 bags 3f q l3se
Porto Rico, 700 bags, at 4s @ ic St Domingo 81 bags
at l3c, cash
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

New YORK, July l3.-Advices from Peru
indicate that our relations with that republic
are approaching a crisis. The sloop of.war
Wyoming had arrived at Callao, with dis
patches Tor our minister, instructing him to
peremptorily demand settlement of the Amer
lean claims. 1t appeared probable, however,
that our government would be compelled to
resort to force before the demand would be
complied with In case of noncompliance,
the American minister was instructed to close
the legation. The Peruvian minister at Wash.
ington has been notified that unless his govern.
ment accepts our ultimatum, his passports will
be furnished him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
SUMMER HOSIERY.

The whole Stock offered at prices which must sell them
GENTS HOSE, LADIES' HOSE, MISSES AND
BOYS.
100 doz of Ladies' Hose very heary always sold at
Is cts, NOW ONE SHILLING One lot of 10 doz. La
dies Hose marked cts. per pair.
One do 25 cts, former price 81; 10 doz. open work
do, 123 cts,
800 Pairs of best KID GLOVES, at so cts.
Counter full of PRINTED MUSLINs, all grades, from
G. cts. up.
Among them are 10 pieces of best quality FRENCH
JACoNETs goods, former price so cts-now 80 cts
BRoCADE BERAGE ANGLAIs 80 cts former price
50 cts.
PLAID BERAGE ANGLAIs at l23 cts
SILK AND WOOL BERAGEs-the best goods i'm
ported-75 cts. goods, all offered at ~ cts.
One lot of 50 cts. goods marked 30 cts
IS BERAGE ROBES, cost from IS to sls all on the
ceuter counter at and dollars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
Interestinn Libel Snit

BosToN, July l3, 1860.-The Boston Cou-
rier establishment was attached, today, at the
suit of Hon. John p. Hale of New Hampshire,
for an alleged libel contained in an article pub
lished in the Courier of the I'd inst. Mr. Hale
claims $4,000 for damage. 1t is understood
that Caleb Cushing, B, f. Butler, and Charles
Levi Woodbury. have been retained by the
Courier prOprietors to defend the suit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
From the Troy Wing.


THE MOTHER OF Mr.. DOUGLAS Clifton
Springs, July 9Th, 1860 Passing day here, l
was glad to accept the offer by resident of
the village of an Introduction to the family of
Hezekah Granger. Mr.. Granger many years
ago married the widow of Dr. Douglas, of
Brandon, VT, and the mother of Stephen A.
Douglas, the Democratic candidate for Pres
idency.
The residence of the venerable but most
agreeable couple lies about two miles south of
the Clifton Springs Hotel. OF the many ele-
giant farm houses of Ontario county that of
Mr.. Granger will rank among the first. 1t is
just such picture of rural quiet and elegance
that the poets have celebrated in verse; that
dramatists have painted to my lady love in the
play, and denizens of cities envy so often as
they pass, and think of the inmates as those
who have nothing left to sigh for
''What is the world to them,
Its pomp, its pleasures, and its nonsense all ~
The family consists of Mr.. and Mrs Granger,
the son Julina N. Granger, Esq, and his WIFE,
An unusual relationship exists between the
older and younger married couples. The ed
er Granger married the mother of his sons
wife, the latter being the only sister of Stephen
A. douglas. The neatness and elegance of
the residence outside aud the grounds are well
reflected by the taste and order which nreyaiI
within.
The first of the household to meet us was
the younger Mrs. Granger. She is lady of
some forty years, accomplished, and of intelIi-
gent and agreeable discourse. Mrs Granger.
the mother of Mr.. Douglas, is a very active,
sprightly and intelligent lady. She told me
she was over seventy had guessed her age
from appearance and conversation, | should
have said at least fifteen years younger. She
said she expected Stephen almost every train,
but that it was altogether uncertain when he
would come. Two years ago. said she, when
we did not look for him, he dropped in on us
, and made long visit. He never writes when
we may expect him. She expressed consid.
cradle fear OF the Senator's throat disease, and,
mother like, appeared far more concerned
about that than his political prospects.
OF one thing she felt entirely sure, that to be
beaten would not hurt her son at all /; and
speaking OF attacks upon him, she good.na-
turedly remarked she thought the newspapers
had already said all the harsh things they could
say Of him, so his running for the Presidency
now could make no difference about that,
Mr.. Granger the stepfather of Mr.. Doug
las, is a tall, erect old gentleman of eighty
years. With the exception of being little
deaf, he is in the enjoyment of every faculty.
He came here from Suflield, Conn, in 1900,
and purchased the noble farm then n wider
ness, on which he now lives Himself and
family enjoy the esteem and love of all their
nelghbors.
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The New York Route,

New York, July l3.-The new steamboat
company on the Norwich and Worcester line
is fully organized, j. j. Comstock, president
Boats now running to Stonington will run to
Groton opposite New London about a month
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

New YORK, July 13.-Andrew Smith. a
member of the Legislature from the 18th ward,
was, to-day, arrested and held on bail, for for.
gerV.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

New YORK, July 12.-Counterfeit fives on
the Pittsfeld Bank, Massachusetts, are in cir
culation in this city. A man named Charles
Homer has been arrested tor uttering them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
Robbery.

TRENTON, N. j., July 13.-Titus & Scud.
der's store in this city was robbed, last night,
of S25,000 worth of silk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
800 hand, and they must be sold All $500 Parasos
now marked $500
DRESS SILKS.

Here am bound to make clean sweep. go cts.
the Yard is the standard price for all the remaining
stock of Auction Is cts Silks other Silks in proper
ton. An examination is all that is asked.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
NIAR IsIED.

In West Boylston, Walter Reading to Amira Earle,
both of Marlboro.
In Boston, Rev William Stewart, pastor of the Bap-
fist Church in Orleans, to Rone Maye of Orleans
In Woonsocket, July Il, John TAFT to Mary Taft
both Burrville 5th Albert NJ Smith to Mary S Mowry
both of Smthield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
Close of the Season.
SRTSHE Opr,.

On MONDAY, JULY 9TH, shall offer the
balance of summer Stock in Store such Price they
until now can secure Bargains for the next thirty days
'chich WilE astoaish tbeRa
5000 yds. 3i PRINTS, in fast colors, it being all the
remaining stock of the above Prints store offered
Sixpence per Yard.
80 Pieces of yard wide ENGLISH PRINTS, 25 cents
Goods, all placed at l23c.
5000 yds. Grey Grounds MANCHESTER DELAINEs,
never sold less than 20 cts now l23c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.

We recommend correspondent to try Mons
SoYER's new Sauce entitled the 'SuItanas Sauce tits
made after the Turkish recipes its flavor is excellent and
1t affords considerable aid in of AND WEAK
QUESTIONABLE Lancet.
'savory, Piquant, and Spicy, worthy the genius Of
Soyer."-OJseruer
"A most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh and Fowl
and should have place on every table. Atlas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
UDOLPHO WOLFF

Sole Manufacturer and Importer of the Schiedam Aro
matte Schnapps, No % Beaver street, New York
np2l d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

chance to Ladies' in pursuit of Silks.
100 LACE MANTILLAS 81 POINTS,
From New York Auctions less than one half last years
prices.
SO SILK MANTILLAS, Reduced in price.
80 CLOTH CAPES, Reduced in price,
1000 Hoop Skirts at less price than any other store In
the world.
Whoes ock of Challie DeLanes down to l23 cents.
20 Berage Robes costing from $500 to $1,000, your
choice for sl,OO
81 Pieces Berages costing from s7a to 6Oc, all down
to IS cents
20 Pieces Beraecs worth 25c per yard, for l23c.
1900 Parasols less than manufacturers prices
1850 Dress Patterns in Plads Stripes &C.. costing from
rs to 6Oc., all lie.
rs White Stella shaws, worth $3.50, down to sl,5O
80 Pairs Rose Blankets will be sold at warm weather
prices
50 Toilet Quilts at Auction prices.
Extra Bargains In Table Linens, Embossed Covers &C.
The above is but few of the many Bargains TO be
found here during this Sale.
Mltts, Gloves, Hosiery, Enbroderles Trimmings, &c,
all Reduced in Price
shall continue this sale only to August 10, 1860.
shall positively close the Sale at that time, after which,
will explain my object selling these ruinous Low
Prices.
Everybody should attend AMI secure some of the Bar
gains Every article in Store will be sold CHEAP.
j. 5. PINKHAM,
Nos 1853 and 255 Main street, Worcester. Mass
jys diw&N&Th&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

In Shrewsbury July H. Sophia H. daughter OF the late
Josiah Richardson II yrs mos.
In Lancaster, July 10, Salmon Willard, 30 yrs mos
81.
In Foster July 2, John Tyler, Is yrs mot
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SOYER'S SULTANAS SAUCE
Hot and Cold Dishes Of All Kiuds!!

ThiSmost delicious and appetisng Sauce Invented by
the renowned SoYER, for the London Reform Club is
since his deeease manufactured by the weknown house
of CROSSE ~ BLACKWELL, London from the orisina
recipe. 1t is the avore Sauce in England and on the
Continent with high and growing reputation among
American Epcures, and is much approved of as stimu
liant to appetite and aid to digestion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

IO LEI, AT SOUTH LANCASTER, Mass.
Water Power and Factory Building 30x60 two sto
res ana an attic, nearly new. Wheel l0hotse power
tls located on the Nashua river which affords cnn
slant supply OF water ut all seasons about 40 rods
IRON the station on the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Whieharge the buildings and furnish more power N de
sired and letat fair rate for term of year Annv ~
SAMUEL CARTER CO., 70 Kiby street. Boston nv
u. \. CARTER. South Lancaster. dTu&Ftf ss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
NICHOLS ACADEMY, DUDLEY, MAS

IN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR Born SEXES
MONROE NICHOLS, A. NJ, Principal, assisted by ex-
perenced Teachers in the English and Ornamental De-
partments.
The Fall Term will open Aug. 20, aud continue IA
weeks.
The Winter Term will open Dec. 10, and continue 10
weeks.
In Worcester County The course of study is sufficiently
comprehensive tomee the wants of all classes Of Aca-
deniCal students Teachers classes are formed in tho
Fall and weekly lectures are given throughout the year
without extra charge,
EXPENSES. Tuition from $3.50 to $3.50 per Term.
Board per week for Ladies', $20G for Gentemen "a,
for five DAYS board for Ladies' 81 So for Gentlemen ia
Washing prices, tree and small, per doz., SIC 49,
Faithful and competent instruction in French German
usual rates at such Institutions. ~ O
Bills payable at the middle OF each term
Apply to the Principal for Board or for Circular and
Catalogues deOd.S tAu20 IVA nu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF FORE

- CLOSURE.-Notice Is hereby given that 7 Intend
20 oreclose my mortgage, for breach Of the conditio
lhere0 upon certain Horses, Carriages and Harnesses
peion,ng TO The estate Of Calvin rarsworth an inso
vent Debtor said mortgage Is Gated February 2lst
1859, aud recorded IN the Worcester CITY Reeis,v ~
Mortgages, Book 10, rage i26. ~ Ne'F"' "
iesS d5sra LEONARD DAY. Mortgage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

GAUTlON.-All persons are hereby for
~ hidden to take from william L. Rogers or any
other person, authorized by certain prossory
note for three hundred and ninety five dated Apr
18th, 1860 given by 5. f. Staples, and payable in six
months to his order at the Central Bank worcester
and endorsed by said Stables Said Rogers was at one
time my agent which agency revoked and he has
no interest In said note. HOWELL SMITH.
June %, 1850 DIV Je29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
REFERENCES.

Rev. DIR. Wayland, Rev. Dr. Sears President Of Brown
University, Rt. Rev. Bp CLARK, Rev. Dr. HALL Rev Dr.
SWAIN Providence, r. l.
c. c. Felton, L. D. President of Harvard University,
Cambridge, Hon L. Davis, James Green ESD, ana Geo.
NJ. Rice Esq, Worcester and Hon s. L. Croker iaun-
ton Mass
Rev Dr. Hawes and J. c. Jackson, NJ D. Hartford,
Conn.
Hon. Ira Harris Albany, n. y Rev. Dr. Lathrop, and
Rev DIR. j. r. Thompson. New YORK:
William BuckheIl, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev q. W. Sampson, D. d., President OF Columbian
Callege Washington, ID. o. dIu&Fbw je2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

TUST RECEIVED. 5 Gross Mrs. VII.
- SONS HAIR REGENERATION Il HAIR DRESS
ING, which Is offered at low prices to the trade hy
GEO. IL. sPuRR 20l Main street dit 1elg
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A BAROMETER FOR THE AGRI-
PIANOS. PIANOS.-For the

[fsgggg next 30 days shallsel Pianos at greatly
wv prS ao Ai Fds SS At se pees Is
suit Orders by Mail promptly attended TO- and satisfac
ton guaranteed. JAS A. DORMAN,
ri dN DOR MINI str
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

EIRTH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
u House, prepared to furnish in any quantities,
FRUIT JARS AND JELLY CANS.
ie30 distf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

The subscriber invites the attention of the citizens OF
worcester and vicinity to his establishment just opened
at No.2 Bay State Block sign of the Golden Eagle,
where he intends to keep Watches Jewelry Silver and
Plated Ware Books, Stationery Fancy Goods NC Also,
Jewelry repaired In the neatest manner and with punctu
atty. Please give me call ISAAC FISH.
iva mfr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

Ms NEW MUSIC.-100 Sets of Quad
XgFGilles, WatzeS and Polkas, arranged for six in
&A28strumente. Also, large collection of Organ
u and MelOdeOn Music. One superior tierman-Sil-
yer orchestra Cornet, five valves, crooks from G,
fully warranted for sale at a low price.
JAS. A. DORMAN,
jyl0 diff 2O3 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14
Il OUR TIL OF JUL Y

'THE S ALISBURY MANSION
= SCHOOL, for Young Ladies' Lincoln Square is I'M
der the charge of Mrs L. A. LOMBARD Associate Prin-
cpa aided by competent assistants in all departments
The Spring Term continues fourteen weeks from April g.
my9 dit j. X. LOMBARD, PRINCIPAL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

/ ,UMBER FOR SALE.-A nice lot of
a. Hemock Plank and Boards for sale at Green Street
Coal Yard. w. A. HACKER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

I ,UoI- a Gold Bracelet, which is sup
- posed to have been dropped last evening" some
where between Al Front street and the head OF Fulton
street The finder viii be suitably rewarded on leaving
Worcester July H. 1880 dat ;,lo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-14

SILKS silks Silks !
Fancy Silks for Csc. Silks for 37lc. Silks for 45c
Silks for 624c Silks for 75c The best Silks for 81 90 and
$l5 These prices less than half the cost of inn
portation, but will be sold above during this SALE
have now in store the best assortment of
BLACK SILKS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-28
Minne(ota $taats3titun9.
81. paul, ben %. Suit 1860.
OffieieIle Sta0t3ei II q.
slttentipn, ibr 6rn. Mepnbltfaner,

stttention. ibr &rn. @epnbltfaner!
Ne $50 cine Yartet bantelt, ra io(l:
ten Die peutldeu parteiz InSeb1ri9en hi
6anp I'M Same" booen ; bebbolt
Deut1Ge Gepublitaner! NGtuns! Mn>
aetreten F.! Mar14! an Die pou6 CUR De-
%leaannpobl beute Mbenb!
9 Deutl9e @epublitaner! ta8 Ga
9erbier 1amedt gut ant Wodenldlub,
Mter bic @abl peutlGer Delegaten fit biz
County, Convention 9ebt pcr.
Me- Deut1Ge Treimdnner! Cine 8ez
mitblt9e u%nterbaltun9 lber 2tncoln uni
Douglas uno vg}o1 tpas" 1T Elm 9aupts
ipaE aber neil Grnf eebt aber Spab
unp 5anpeln Iber S9wabeM, beBbalt
Allons, marchons! at ben primary
meetings an pie ppQS.
sxs5@ Deuti9e Mrbeiter! @amta8's'
na6 aetbaner @p9enarbett, 1T gut rubu,
ober bic 191ni tie Grbolun9 fir ben freien
Mrbeiter 1T Mrbeit fir fem prinSip.
paF @epublifancr! Deutl9e! GS IL
bequem, bic Mmertfaner fit bic liebt
Yplitit 1or9en gu la1en, oter ebrens
pertD ITS nur, fir @uer Snterel1t
1elbt III lor9en. DeBbalb, Deuti9e;
"Help, yourself!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-28
Die Sauatter -@ouDerainetGt Gin
xMcDcfaten-xrati@~.

Der uYbilapelpbia Democrat, Der i9on
II piel 3ur @ertbeipieuns Der @plt6<S pu<
oerdnetat 9el6rieben, baB, renn maj, e5
;ulammenitelte, i16er Elm Bud 10 rid ME
Die 8ibd %berausfame, 1T auf einmal an
eerS Chimes 9erpprpen.
Dem ~pbil. Demufrat" sufolse mar bas
princip Der Squatter : @purerdnetdt bis
CUR Baltimore Convention bic einSi9e pratt
tilde 2Sluua per Sflasereifrase, bic notbz
wenotalte @oni equen3 I'M erer republifaniz
iden NeAierun9sfurm, Der @runreepanfe
unierer Contribution, Der Snbeorif aler
ftaatsmdnnilben @eisbeit> ras Teabalta1
an pieiem princtp bic einSiac MBo<
li&teit ces 8eitanoe8 Der Union !; fur;
Is 9iebt feline Nrt Der @er;uderuna unp
@lr3e 1T @crten> feline lbuadbafte 8ribe
BON &ecensarteu, NIT Der cer vpbil. De-
rnofrat" bis CUR Baltimore @onpentfon paS
9roee princip fir bet @aumen leiner &C.
Ter ni6t ;ubereitet.
llno nun? {!
Der vYbu. Dem" Yerl6ludt iebt MQes,
mas ct fruber 9eIa9t uno erfl1rt NIT etnem
0fale m1rtlt@ : vllm bic 9anSe Gerrttprialz
fra9e Gallo ol19 teten 2Dlun9 pur6 bic
Sqcatter louserdnttdt pper einen "Slave-
Code' ,. 3D. 9iebt man in Yennlylyanien
teinen pfHerlia0. Man bdlt fte fir puren,
ob9eoro1hener, abb tracten q pSptatenz
Sratl6,- ber INN 70 mehr leeres
Strob 1T, je weni9er ct mod in ber
prart6 cine 8eceutune bat."
"Mcyotaten>T ratl9"> uno nod pa3u ob=
9eorci@ener, "leere5 @trob" ppr ~teine,
B%eeeutun9 fir bic praris" 49, oliu , 8
1T Die wdbre Natur pe6 Din96> I'M has
Der WiNpuyt @pmprcmib iber Den 6auz
fen 9eitpGen, bic &ania5> Nebreofa<Nft
paliri, Elm blutiser 8iir9erfrie9 in &anla Jas
berauftel9woren murre.
Stun wpbl! Der upbil. Dtnofrat" ba>
III ietner Nrt &e6t. Gr uuo Die Mncerr
pro1den barauf berunt, neil 1ie boften, BIZ
&Srner Der 8eute beroussurre1dcn. BIZ
tbnen cine einmitbi9e Momtnattpn Dor
Douglas curb Die 9anse partei auf pielem
Yrinctp tdern mubte. Stun iinb bic &Dr:
ner nt@t aefommen uno 70 plrfen fe mob
la9en:
IaS StrcD mar leer,
Wir breI9en ni6t mebr,
Denn itltlt Der bil1am0t Dds brii6t nidt,
QEen1 er aor feline Hrrner frieot.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-28
iiberbaupt 1ur cine @abl yrraenpnnmen

l~terbaupt 11ur cine 8abl Srrse1un,n1en
tpiirbe.
Nanttntltd wurte III Der lebten :3eit
Elm auBeroroentlides Mufbeben paYpn aez
madt ba6 er i'm Staate Stem yorf leiire
6einee ppr ii@ ber treble, pie CLINTON bic
pbtliier. @tr tenten, Niemanoem 1T beiir,
2elen Don ioldem @tof l9werer um's
5er5, al6 Dem u%tletnen Nielen" lelbf, BEL
fiber better weib ais bic GrSpfe, Die fiji,
Jpn bic 2drmslode sieben, ba6 Is NIT ibn,
"9e1heQt" bat.
6ier etnmal pteper cine tleiue Yrpbs
tapon> wie Douglas Nttien i'm Steisen
flno. 4.s
Die Netp Worfer @teno3eituns 19reibt
Der u@cntral @itY Courier" 6auptprz
gan Der r%emofratilden Yartei i'm mittleren
She'll pes Staats Nen= Yort bat bic Doug
las 6lasse ROM Mat berabsela6en uni
cofir bic 8refenrtp9 ezTla9oe aufoez
bi6t. Nnoere Bldtterr >serpen Dem Bei=
1ptele fol9eu, 70 pas 1dliebli@ bic 8redenz
rip9er Yartet i'm Staote New > y)orl
aa113 abniebnli9 wereen miro. Die 6pf=
nun9 Der 6iru1a 8rpof6 & Comp. auf eint
gereini9un9 auer Spppiticn5parteien
cenn 10 miro man BON jebt ob i'm Mnee>
ft9t Der @ewibbeit beS reputlttani11en
Ste9e6 bic Demofraten unt &ncwnptbinad
nenren purfen) rperoen oaour@ lebr nebelz
boft.
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Mmertfani16e .Na6ri6ten.

8einabe wiebei ns.-@enn
SflaSenbalter IS risfiere11 ppllen, ibre
mertboplen ldworSen 9austbisre mad
freten Staaten NIT gu nebmen, 70 tbuu fe
pas auf ibr Niito uro iprinsen ibne, iez
ne paopn 70 baben ie Niemanb al6 f9
an3utla9en. 9roBoem aber i9einen le
i1& 10 weni9 Don tbrem seltebten vpro>
perty" trennen 3u tSnnen, naB iie Elm fleiz
mes Stif pavpn mit1d leppen mQGen> no.
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merit nun, paB bic freter Stanten Der
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