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Forty Feet Of Headforemost Fall, and
Skull Unhurt.

A Pittsturg negro uansd Leroy Nun
dag, waiter at the Clarendon Hotel,
Buffalo, while asleep q few mornings ago
in room on the fourth story, rolled out
of the window, and fell headforemost to
the roof of a small outbuiIding, distance
of upwards Of forty feet. In his descent
he struck with his head and shoulders the
sill Of one Of the lower Windows, shstter-
ing the cash by the concussioD. Strange
to relate be had no bones broken nor e.
ven the appearance Of auy external inju-
~ beyond fen bruises about the head
aud shoulders. There Is comfort in the
rejection that there is some ompensatior
for the colored man, iu the natural pow.
er of resistance to injury which be pos
se.scs over and above the white maH,
when there are any locomotives On toe
wing. or any falling ont of windows, OIL
down a atohsay to be done.
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Office Of the Monroe Co. Ag. Society,

Stroudsburg, Sept. 5, 1860.
Notice is hereby given that the Re-
freshment stands on the grounds of the
Society, at this place. will be disposed OF
at public sale on Tuesday morning, Octo-
Der 2d, at o'clock A. NJ.
There are six enclosed stands on tho
ground, and in addition to these, there
will be sold four privileges for persons to
pat up their own stands or tents.
The Fair will commence on the morn
ing of Tuesday, October I'd and continue
until the evening of the 5th.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
A. REEVES JACKSON, Sec'y.
Sept. 8, l860.-4t.
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Peaches.

A peach grower informs us that The
peach crop iu the southern part Of this
State is immense. A ridge in Union aud
Jackson counties, twenty miles long and
from FIVE to seven miles wide, will pro.
duce at least one million bushels. A
large amount of this immense crop will
be distilled .-GGleaG Courier.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-09-06

pa Our latest adVices from Mexico
state that Mlramon. with force Of 2, 900,
had attempted to force his way throueh
the troops of Degollado at Lagos bnt
was unable to do SO. Miramop was had.
ly wounded, bot escaped with few Of his
cavalry. The remainder Of his armv
were made prisoners. Gen. Pacheco va.
killed. The engagement lasted FIVE davs.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-09-06

~A good Sewing Machine in fam
ily is a treasure. Have goa seen the
machine called tie "Erie": If not, We
sdyise some Of our readers who may not
have sll the work they can attend to, to
write TO Mr.. J. n Boylan, at Milan, Ohio
and get the CODPapy's confidential terms
to sgents.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-09-06
JURY LIST, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1860.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Barreu.-Martiu b. Reinhart.
C'esn'ahi1 C-ASlc Storm, Simpson
Mo.teller.
CooIbaugh-Jesse 0. Cliff.
Eldred-Charles COrrell, Joseph Hawk
John CorTell.
Hamilton Michael Shoemaker, Jacob
Slutter, Joseph Fenuer.
ROcono-Adam Anglemoyer, Charles
Kistler
Paradjse--John J. Price, Levi Franss.
PoIk-DaVid Kresge
Ross-Barnet Flyte, Henry Meason.
Smiulfeld-William Brown, William
Peters, James Turpenning. Esq.
iStroudSburg--A. r. Jackson, William
| Wallace.
155yhanna--ADdrew Esehenbacb,
Henry StOddart.
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ONLY Twenty-Eieht

The census taker of Washington couu.
ty Md, reports that be met with a vencr-
able nan in the Hancock district named
John Hull, who is father of twenty -eis sht
children, twelve by his first wife and six
teen by his second. The old gentlem D
is 81 years of age.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-09-06
"Boy" Lost.

cleft Washington, D. c., some time
in July, to 90 home to his mother IN
New-York. lie has not jet reached bis
mother, who is very anxious about bin.
He has been seen at Philadelphia, New
York cry, Hartford, CT, and at clam
bake in Rhode Island. He has been
heard from at Boston, Portland, Augusta,
and Bangor, Maine. From some exPFes-
sions he has dropped, it is feared that be
has become insane upon subject be calls
Popular Sovereignty lie is about five
feet nothing in height, and about the
same 10 diameter the other way. lie ha'
red face, short legs aud large belly
Answers 20 the name Of Little Giant. =
Talks great deal, and very loud; al
ways about himself Has an idea tba
he is candidate for the Presidency
ad on, when he left, crab pants, whit
vest, and blue coat with brass buttons
the tail is very nesr the ground.
"Any information concerning him vii
be gratefully received By his Athlete
mother. For further particulars addres
AUGUST BELMONT, New-l ork.
"WILLIs "A. GoRMAN, Minnesota.
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sgThe Hon. William L. Goggin on
Thursday evening addressed the Bell and
Everett party 10 Petersburg, Va. His
views upon the stability OF the Union
Gere clearly expressed in the following
words: There could be 10 danger OF q
dissolution of the Union. no matter who
was elected His opinion of Mr. Lin
colin finds no less clear expression in the
following language: During the whole
course of my connection with. Tin in the
House Of Representatives. | mustsay that
| have ever known him to be gentle
nan. lie is not what the Breckinrjdge
party insiDuate him TO be. | wish 10 do
justice 90 sill sides Cheers. If you
want to know who Mr. Lincoln is, 60 and
ask s. 4 Douglas. with whom he stupp-
ed every county IN the State Of Illinois.
| TCh.crs1 Yes. 90 and ask Mr. Douglas
Whether Abe Lincoln is rail splitter OF
not. Loud Laughter Ask him wheth-
er be is a Democratic 0lau5}er or not
Continued laughter, and cries Of "Goodl
"Good!'l 1t vas my good fortune while
| was a member of the House OF Repre-
fseDtatiVes to be ou Com mttee with hin
| was chairman, and | will say that no
man on that Committee worked more In
dustgiously than be did He is a man
of high order OF talent, and when be
spoke no man was listened to by those
VINO were in that House as visitors Will
Dore apparent satisfaction. His private
as we'll ss public character was free from
stain or blemish."
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sg- Rand, the well known robber, who
stole SIS 600 from the safe af the Belyi
dere Delaware Company, some two years
since, and subsequently, escaped from the
HunterdoD Co. Jail, was retaken last
week in Connecticut, and is now returned
TO his old quarters at Flemington.
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Tioga County, forming part Of th

Tioga County, forming part OF the
Congressional district of the gallant and
injo nitable Galusha A Grow, is repre-
seuted as being almost unanimous for the
Republican nominees. In the borough OI
Knoxyille, there are sixty five voters -
Sixty-foar Of them are Lincoln zen, and
the loue Democrat is Brekinridge man
In the borough Of EIkland there are oigh.
ty-six voters. Eighty enc Of that NUN
Der sFe for Lincoln. and the ether five
are split between Breckinridge and Dong
las. The DeBocrats are so scarce tba
the railspIitters have to maui each ctbe
TO get up 81 excite nent. Viii our frieD'
Yonug. Of the Agitat0r, inform US how b.
bears the mauln2 in the uidst Of the
sweet coptentnent aud bliss of bis pres
ept counubial oonditiOn,-Lenasytca7lic
Telegraph.
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RathIehem Rank.

A new bank is about to be established
at Bethlehem with this title, under the
free banking law, of last winter. The
capital is to be $4,000 with the priv.
legs Of Increasing it to 100000.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-09-06

r@- Gen. Sam Houston has declined
being a candidate for the Presidency
withop. declaring a preference for either
Of the other candidates.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-09-06

II Gen. Fosters organ, the Green's
burg Dsmocrss, goes in for fusion with
the Breckinridgers. Gao there be any
doutt as to where Mr.. Foster stands
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To Persons out of Employment.

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
n ERIE SEWING MACHINE.-We will give
a commission, or wages at from $50 to
500 per month, and expenses paid. This
is new Machine, and so simple in its
construction that child of 10 years can
learn to operate it by half an hours in
struction. 1t is equal tcany Family Sew
ing Machine in use, and the price is but
Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an Agency will ad*
dres j. n. B0YLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Com
pany, Milan, Ohio,
Aug. 80, ls60.-5t
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ny The Iron Times of the 25th say

eD- TIE Troy Times of the 25th says:
Yesterday morning John Morrissey re-
ceiged Information that southern gem
tleman stopping at one of the hotels at
Ssratogs was desrious of betting $4,000
that Abraham Lincoln would not be tho
next President. Morrissey, it is well
known, is Democrat; but he is also a
man of business, and makes politics sub.
servent to his business interests. Enter.
taining the opinion that $4,000 could not
be made in any easier way, Morrissey
sent word to the gentleman that he de-
siyed an interview; and accordingly, yes
terday, at 10 a. m., the two met, and sf.
ter drawing up the terms Of the bet, the
money was staked aud placed in the
hands of Mr.. Marvin. the proprietor ol
the Marvin House, who deposited it in
the bank for safe keeping. Morrissey
wishes it understood that, while be shall
vote for Douglas, be considers Lincoln
certain of an election"
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NOTICE.
MONROE COUNTY
Agricultural Society

All persons who have not paid the full
amount of their subscription to the capi-
tai stock Of the Society, will please call
at tho Office of the Secretary and do 50
without further delay, and receive their
Certificates of stock, which are now ready
for delivery.
A. REEVES JACKSON, Sec'y
Septem Der 6, lS60-2t.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-09-06

HPThe follOsing Republican nomins-
tions for Congress have been made in
PHILADELPHIA
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Che 1cfftrsonion.
TEURsDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1850.
FOR PRESIDENT,

FOR PRESIDENT,
Abraham Lincoln,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Hannibal HamI1n,
OF MAINE.
Republican Electoral Ticket
AT LARGE.
1 poIIo,k Thomas NJ. Howe,
lst pis.riet-Edward C. Knight.
"a !" Robert p. King.
sd /" Henry Bumm.
4,Ss Robert Nj Foust.
5tb I" Nathan Hilles
6tb j" John n. BToomall.
7,b /" james 81. Fuller.
Rth Levi B. Smith.
e,b Frapcis W. Christ.
10Th &c David Momma, Jr.
IItb % David Tsggsrt.
I2,h Thomas r Hull.
18th Francis b Peuuimsn.
I4tb Ulysses Mercur.
18th George Bressler.
10th 4. B. Sharpe.
18th Daniel @. Gehr.
18Th /" Samuel Calvin.
18th Edgar Cowan.
20th William McKOnnau.
2lst John NJ kirkpatrick
22d james Kerr.
s3d I" Richard p Roberts.
oath Henry Souther.
25th John Greer.
FOR GOVERNOR
Hon. Andrew q. curtin
OF CENTER COUNTY.
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Queen.

THIS well known medicine Is no imposition but
l. sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distinctions from any cause whatever: and although
powerful remedy, It contains nothing hurtfu TO the
constitution To married ladies it's peculiarly suited
It will ia ort time, bring OF the monthly period
with regularity.
In All cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in
The back and limbs, fatigue on sight exerilon paplIa-
lion Of the heart. mysteries and whites, these Pills viii
effect cure when all other means have failed; and al
though powerful remedy DO not con.an lion, caIo-
MEL antimony, anything burla to he constitution.
Full directions inthe panphletmound each package.
which should be carefully preserved.
For fun particulars, &c, pamphlet, free, Of the
agent
N.B,-SI 90 and { postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle, coniang so pills
bv return mail. For sale IN Stroud>5ugg, by
July 81. isGA --ly. J. \. DURLING, Agent
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-26

xtgs SAN FRANCISCO.-CO LEMAN'S
$3.50 5SL LIN INSTALLING REGULARLY as ADVERTISED
GLITTER @ SATURDAY, January 18th, 1850. The mag
ni1Gent 4 No out-andout clipper ship CARRIER
DoN T., Aontell Commander is rapidly loading at
New York, and will sail as above
For freight apply to
1900 PENDERGAST BROS,
JalS-u II Smiths wharf, up stairs
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INLANII-Thr0ugh the Delaware and Raritnu, md
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
For the conveyance Of Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods all Yer,
low rates.
Through between New York and Baltimore. without
ranshipment, in 3 hours, in Iron Steamers With water
tight compartments.
FOR NEW YORK; Steamboat leaves Baltimore fou,
tmes per week from 20 Light street wharf
FROM ! kW YO&h-Steanlhoat leaves Trarr..
for Baltimore four time, week from North River Pie,
Ma. :. 10
Goods destined place, r"y2nh Tn-,murc ,r N,-, or
forwarded Immediately 4, tarafies of All cfarses t
commission. W.
a. Mark Goods destined fr this Eoute-Inaud Prapsr,
Line. '.'''
The safety regularity ADD d patch OF Ills Line o,,t
with the moderate rates charged, commend il To tie bi
as fts'rah'" he'b" !'f Conveying every DESCRIPTION
Freight =, j. SIiIIy ER, hrtpt
NJ" ! Light street wharf Baltirora
... N.nALlELI. Aeent
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Es-sN~~--A OFFICE OF MONUNFNTA
ss1SiA1s.eesSsss STEAM TUG COMPANY
Inc Conpanys boats having been put liz con- ie I,nri
e are nov prepatl 10 execute every ds2Gri1a af nv,
ana h'rDor towing at the shortest notice '' ~
The G9mpany'S Boats as follows
Steamer Tl6RESS, Captain Luke League
~, steamer LIONESS, Captain A r. Ie3ygg
Inc commanders are experienced masters aud Cvtr, ..
shee gwen for the safety of vessels their charge
rates OF owage will he made reasonable For farther i:
NATION apply "a the Captains hoard. a,.T.
ave- WN. II. BOLTON,
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The Catalogue Light Vessel has been placed m her
uon, with following bearings, viz:
Tybee Lighthouse 5 W.
Fort Pulaski SW W.
?, south Point, Hilton Head, NE by E E
iier iight will he regularly shown.
ny order of the Lighthouse Board
FHOS. t. HUNTER, Com. U. s.
1;h,h, and Lighthouse Inspector 9th Dist
lighthouse Inspectors Office Charleston 8 q ~ Dis'
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Ia EA zss57 PHILADELPHIA,
htksEE - ssasaae&g WILMIN GTON
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
md IL p NJ =" "' 7''0 A'M'iE N
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.

By leaving in 10 5A 81 train will conrcc; ri " mipgtop
with 555 r. NJ train, or by aYing Is F. can prncr
astopover check from Conductor, spend the night In Wi
mngton, and take the 9. IS A. NJ train 7 ~ wa
NOllCEAu colored persons, whether bond Or free, f.
be required to bring some responsit white person verse
ally known to the undersigned, who he willing 10 ,,
portion of the road
,tt-I-5,
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.slAa @ C FOR IHE

EH@SaS-xzH@ MARYLAND RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at s. 30 A M and AK p NJ
for Restersown. Leave Reiserstown for Baltimore Al
and 10 Is A. NJ. " ''0 At
e Omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connect
with lOl2 train: Waiting train from Baltimore re
turns to Westminster. ~ ''' *
Omnibus from Manchester at A. NJ meets TO- Is train
Monday, wednesday and Friday. Returning alternat,
timore - - " ' '''''' 'ioiii ia
dlO-tf IpJpTN p T,yr0 ,
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GREAT ECONOMY OF ICE.
~ Using
McAVOY 4 JENRINs,
, PATENT ELEEATING KEFRlGERATOR,
Winch combines low temperature with economy OF Ice on
1Erfect differentiation
Manufactured AMI sold by HcAy0y JENKINa.
PENN SSovE I:orge,
"Ntff ~" u Light street Rstmrr-
NHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS !!
" Assorted Of LIQUORS for family use, containing
each: bottles fire Whisky; DO. do brandy: d. do
Gin; do. 20. Rum: do. Cherry and Feach Brandy
s. per cas-. Delivered free H. K LONG x CO
GSu 70 aud q Pennsylvania avenue
HAZARD GUNPOWDER AGENCY.
II ELECTRIC,
DUCKING,
Ann MINING POWDER,
In canister kegs and every variety of package for sale
o2l-u j. H. foIf' 50 south street
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT.
OLD DONINi0N COFFEE POTS OF all sizes, and v e re,
SnlEeili 70 TOT
sale Who'll sale and Teta a. az y =; kElthK SONS,
Diff N2 20 W haLtlnore rect, Baltimore
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND YORK
OToWN TURNPIKE ROAD January ?, ls60-The Pres.
dent ard Managers have THIS day declared a DIVIDEND
or q OF ONE PER CEN for the la six months which
will be payaheat the Bank Of Baltimore or after WE'D
NESIAl NEXT, the lith instant
iatlawt JOHN HANAN, President
def.
ID WESTERN MESS AND NO REEF.
BEEF HAMS.
n The celenraed "Ruekeye'' Sugar Cured Green BEEF
HAMS. BEEF ToNGUES-5 teress prime article on con
,o, GEO. W. MoRLING & son,
dX'u las Pratt street.
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MA NORDLINGER h CO.,
H&4RAE IMPORTERS OF
x8eM FOREIGN PRODUCE
BRANDlES, WINES, GINS SEGARS, &c,
No. l02 LOMBARD STREET, Baltimore,
ia2t 80 WATER STREET, New York.
Gl22 YEARS in the TRADE.
THOS. THOMPSON,
GO SOUTH GAY STREET
Removed from q South street,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AN ID IMPORTER OF
BRANDlES, GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY, JAMAICA RUM,
WINES, &c,
We respect uy examination of his large stock
IL UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSES and his
comprising brand, vintage and grade Brands,
&c, pertaining to the business His long experience,
well known superior judgment in all Liquors, &c, gives
him advantages in selections from productions of this
try and foreign countries ustyng him in declaring
purchasers would be consulting their interests largely by
examining THOS. THOMPS0N'S MERCHANDISE.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Constantly receiving Pennsylvania Virginia, Kentucky
and Maryland WHISTLES from the Oldest reliable
Dlstiers.
~ Goods sold exclusively by the package dlO6m
G5A WE HAVE THE LARGEST, BEST
t2E@Al AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF
AAss@E& LIQ U ORS
IN THE CITY.
You may 50 per ent your Christmas purchases
by calling II. X. LONG 4 Co,
lE-f md pnn sH-lrrarai
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UIl ~; Il Is HEREBY GIVEN, That appica-
CLOSE GRUMPY sK F m Mayor and City Council TO
and Fees r. and
n3t iaWaw ICY as i"iu u'"9 upon Poppletons pl Ct
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Sbippina.

sS55sz FUR BREMEN.
ssTs The Bremen Bark COLUMBIA, - H Semcke, mas
ter VIII have quick despatch for the above freight
or passage apply to the captain on board: or to
KATE LEUPOLD,
Ja2ltf II German street
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STEAMBOATS,.

asE@A FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
80. .iasasfes M0ND THREE TINES a WEEK
me steamers BELNlDERE and GEO. PEABODY are now
leaving every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
at3o'clock tor the above pl .ccs ' ''
Freight received daily.
datiOns. ' ">''-A'Ni
For freight or passage apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr., AGENT
u - p..--.- Light street har.
5 Passage including meals either place only fv.
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NOTICE. NEW YORK, October !, !. 50.
In consequence of the increase in the sale of
Pens, am pie say my many friends and
that and after the above date the pics of those
very popular Pens will be greatly reduced.
JOHN FOLEY,
Gold Pen Manufacturer
No l63 Broadway.
FOLEY'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
The best and cheapest Gold Pens made
81 to SIS each,
For a Diamond POINTED God Pen
that will st for years
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ef6af4s.an;eiaea

Nenss Nsarrirs aus nne Faaertier 9eirtbfbaIt.
Tn uatrvrttntts BAT an Der l7ten Gtrast, nem
eeaeuntsr. f,u nruts Suad. II. Ycareina.
paat errnaet. reS CT isinsn Hreunern uue ees pu.
elttum i'm auaemsiutn tefsus ~empTsslt.
3n eem 8arrcom ritles neu si%natri6teten 6aules
,tne fstts @rtrants ansr art sne bsie, Suiiitat ,u
taten. ~teieneers ~smpfes,: assr Gin o,las eutts oaaer.
Bier n. Dioeor
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VIRGINIA
@ciS Bier 8r0merri
Don
Che. Stndra.

Dnr@ ssrisHIt:9e Gintsuit i'm 9lsrstn stR 10 i%
ZEN sfsnp ssiebt, mrinen stsbrtsn 3pnbes Elm ..y-
in9l'drs Eager Der tsfsn Gi9arrsn ieer grt urt HrS.
tllat 81 ausnasmt'Seiie tililsn Yrsilsm sNe.iren M
Ioitnen. 4Iti&faaS ~smpIebls Id msin wpbisSurtirt,S
Wager Yen MAud', &au- nue Shnnpl 4asaEy Hitif,t
aler Nrt UNI icntise &rtissl. bic in tiasm gisarr,.S
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anfiN lsiHts eaars sistst .. 8Vftnf.iA.
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FEUEK-TERs.cHHRrxe

FEUEK-V ERsIchKRuEG.
S~tTfStruna sts'T 9erEua sci 5tuG, sis tir In Ri&m,rA AVA.
Rti'ht wive. nir;mt az em eiaislteH seeiasr:::. 1T rn,sr,,IA-
astt aatrt Der r'T
Great Nrhsrn SnFnrants 9pmysnS a, S6ssessA,S
tntSesen nSmIih 9trMttrun6 auf aBesnSasft., Gisrts. Ssf,asr,
!ttsbaaitn, HNtTtfiiitn, Stslrnssn, Sru6ifptt&u, Ssltsri.E
SsS- gsrsnsn. TsInt fh sssta ZEN 8t,Iss ysp 3,sr ys;
hhtTH Rputn, iotresn irpbltsun. kst htr nRisrNitnusR sruu srt.
den. Die pMrtpintt Der ..Srtai @tNtrn 5nfnrany ruS S,uN
ermranp"" besnest no in YsiIar.ssia Rs. los sS ~iInrtAr.. az,
et, lien SRA I, une etirlet bs Capital esrftIIfn $3.50, 900.
2eurtH nnt.rba!t erm Srhanss 3sitt ane nesen 6. Z. GaHs.
MA- ettens- Btrfdsransen fur spsitt pxt 6 fYtr p,rk
Leiffale eaitlbft Fmr ct btfsR 3tS sasHnss xHh a. zen ktnissL
= sien sntsessE stnenmtn unS whp 6f Sk9essxEsn fsr Nfssrss
pr 7 IN shtn0se ausst,abIt. Or. G. q. esri6ta, qatpe"
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