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The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-16

inducing Impotency ard Mental and
Physical Incapacity.
By ROB. J .CULVERWELL, M. D.,
AWthor of "Ihe Green Book, &c.
The world-renowned author, in this
admirable Lecture. clearly proves from
his own experience that the awful con-
sequences of self abuse mag be efectu-
ally removed without Medicine and
without dangerous Surgical operations;
bougies, instruments, rings or cordiais,
pointing out mode of cure at once
certain and efectral, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately and radically, This Lecture
will prove boom TO thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal 10 any address, post
paid, on the receipt of two postage
stamps, by addressing DIR. CHI. J. G.
KLINE, M. d., 4s0 first Avenue,
New York, Post Box 1856.
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What Everybody Wants.
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER

And Counsellor in Business, by
Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia
Bar.
1t Tells You How to dIaw up PART
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kinds, bills of sale, leases and
petitions.
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Releases.
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of Limitation, and amount aud
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and the lnsolvent Laws of every
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Master and Apprentice, and
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Allimony.
1t Tells You The Law for Mechanics
Liens in every State, and the
Naturalization Laws of this
country, and how to comply
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with mode of procedure in OBJ
tanning one, with Interferences,
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1t Tells You How to make your Will.
and how to Administer on an
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$1,000 A YEAR can he made by en-
terprisiug men everywhere, IN selling
the above work as our inducements to all
such are very liberal.
For slugle copies of the Book, or for
terms to agents, with other information,
apply to or address
JOHN e. POTTER, Publisher,
No. GIT Sansom St., Philadelphia Pa.
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JEWELRY STORE.

JEWELRY STORE.
Will be opened by VIM. Fl. SCOTT,
on the Goth day of October, at
LAUREL, opposite Woottens Ho-
tel, where he will offer the citizens
Of Laurel and vicinity, rare chance
to procure all kinds of
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEW
ELRY,
of the most fashionable styles. Ev-
cry article to be as recommended.
N. B. Particular attention paid
to Repairing Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry.
/ would also take this opportuni-
ty of informing my numerous friends
and customers, that l will continue
to keep on hand a large stock of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c., at
Milford, Del.
no. 38-6m. A. N. HALL.
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II ab,TNdE
To the Stockholders IN the Junction
4 BreaksOater r. R. Go.
THIRD CALL ON
r. x TIE N 81 d N.
OFFICE OF THE JUNCTION & BREAK
WATER r. r. Co.

OFFICE OF THE JUNCTION q BREAK
WATER r. r. Co.
Milford, Del, january 20, 1860.
AT meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Junction and Break
water Railroad Co., held at Milford,
this day, the following resolution
was adopted:
RESOLVED, That a call of Eve
dollars per share be made upon the
subscribers to the capital stock of
the Junction and Breakwater Rail
road Company, for the extension of
said Railroad, payable to the Treas
urer, at the Office of the Company,
in Milforn, on or before the sixth
day of March next.
Your attention to, and compliance
with the foregoing is respectfully re-
quested.
H w. McooLLEY, Treasurer.
N. B.-I will meet the subscri-
bers at Georgetown, on Tuesday,
the 9th of March, and at Millsboro,
on Wednesday, the 7th of March.
II. w. McCOLLEY, Urea.
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Something NovcJ
IN T o w N.
DIR. P. W. SMITH s. BRO.
Have opened
Drug Store
IN GEORGETOWN, DEL,

In the Store House on the square,
formerly occupied by M. Rench, Esq.
They are prepared TO sell Drugs
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL, at very
LOW PRICES. In addition to a
large stock of Pure Drugs, they have a
VARIED ASSORTMENT
Of articles usually kept in such an es-
adjustment. Among their stock may
be enumerated,
Paints, Oils, Ijye Stuffs, Glass,
Spices, Varnish, Combs, Wall,
Shoe, Paint, Clothes, Shaving,
Nail and Tooth Brushes; Soaps,
of an endless variety; Tobacco.
and Segars, very superior; Pa
tent Wheel Grease, Concentra-
ted Lye, Hair Dye, Perlumery,
Hair Oils, Extra Pomades, Su-
perior Extracts, very fine Co.
iognes, Pearl Powder, Rouge
Balls, Infant Powders, Aroma
tic Vinegar, Pink Saucers
Frangipanni, Marechale, Vic.
line Strings and Fixtures, Pa
tent Medicines,
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THE UNIVERSITIES
FAMILY REMEDIES

THE UNIVERSITIES
FAMILY REMEDIES
Issued nnder the seal, sanction and au-
thority of
THE UNIVERSITY
FREE MEDICINE
AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
Chartered by the State of Pennsylva-
MIA, April 29th. 1853,
WITH A CAPITAL OF 100000,
Mainly for the purpose Of arresting the
evils of spurious and worthless nos
trums; also, for supplying the commu-
ulty with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever a competent Physician can
rot or will not be employed. This In
stitution, located in Philadelphia
Home Dispcnsary and Office, 1922
South second street, where application
for new agencies must be made 10
JOHN p. Rec S, Vresideut.
RowAND's celebrated Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards Of twenty-five
years as the only sure and safe enre for
FEVER AND AEuE, S;c.,t
and his inestimable remedy for Bowel
Complaints.
RowAND's Compound Syrup of
Blackberry Root, which highly improv-
ed and popular remedies, together with
the University's Remedy for COM
PLANTS Of the LUgs, Bronchial af-
fictitious;
The University's Remedy for Dispep-
STA or Indigestion, Costive- Bowels,
Sore Eyes, Ear-Ach or Deafness, Tooth
Ache, Fever and Ague lin Pills.
These Remedies are nctlike the nos
trums of the day, but depend upon their
intrinsic merit for popular favor.
Also for sale at the Home Dispen-
sary, 322 south second street, Phila.
phia, DIR. Cullen's celebrated Indian
Vegetable Panacea, for the cure Of
scrofula, mercurial diseases and all other
impurities of the Blood, -an9.-kis other
Remedies.
For sale by Druggists and others
throughout the United States, Canada,
&C., and for sale by Jas, P. Barker,
Georgetown; DR.. d, H. Houston, Lew
es; 7. S. johnson, Millsboro; John
Rodney, Lewes; l. ]. jenkins, Sesford;
E. J. Pusey, w. 4. Waller, E. J.
Richardson, Laurel; Lazarus Turner,
near Laurel; VIM. Parkhurst, Dagsboro;
Martin & ConwelL Milton; NAPLES f.
Hickman, Baltimore Mills; DR.. ], r.
Layton, Georgetown; Jas. ". Morgan,
Cocornd.
N3.-ly
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STAUFFER & DIEHLE,
No. 144 North Broad Street,
PHILADELPHIA,

Is the place, this season, to buy
CLOVER SEED & ROLL BUTTER,
which they receive in large quanti-
ties direct from the country.
No. lin.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-16

JUST ARRIVED, a large lot Of
Hats and Gaps, of every style, very
cheap. WILLIN 4 MORRIS.
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WI A N I'll o O ID

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, an a Sealed -Enve-
lope.
On the Nature, Treatment and Rad
ical Cure OF Spermatorrhoea, or Semi
nal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Ner-
vousness aud Involuntary Emissions,
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-16

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
MARBLE AND
NORTHUMBERLAND
Works
SOMETHING NEW IN.
LAUREL, DEL,
The subscribers take this method
of informing the public, that they
have opened in the town ofLsurel, a
MARBLE YARD
where they win prepare at the shor-
test notice, all kinds of TOMBS and
House Work, all of which they will
sell below city prices, and deliver at
any point in this or the State of
Maryland free of charge; and in
case the purchaser is not satisfied
either with the workmanship or ma
terial when it is delivered, they will
be released from all obligation rela-
ting to the contract, thereby giving
those who buy without seeing the
article, an equal chance with those
who have5an opportunity of selecting
for themselves. Come and seel
We will sell you a set of tombs for
three dollars, finished to order, de-
livered and put up; and if you want
nice monument, we will sell it for
less money than you can buy it for
anywhere else in the United States;
marble mantles from twelve dollars
up, all warranted to give satisfac-
ton. RICHARDS h RUE.
No. 43-1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
REPUBLTCAN NEE TINGS.

"A meeting Of the Knickr rbocker Artillery WIDE
Awake Ar illeTy Club Wss led last eveun :, a. No.
10 Broadway r. j. Tucker, Pieident IN the chair.
After transsc,ng some bu,ioess relative to the pro-
posed tarade on Thursday evening the Chairman,
upon mo'iop appoiued M,sss. Camp, Flostroy, Read
ing, Beaver and Rotte and, upon motion, the Pref
dent was ADDED. Eighteen names were added 60 the
roll and, sfier dIill, the GLIB acj 'urDed
TIL. Ge1msns Of thu Twenty second Ward held a
meeting on Tuesday night at Diel F. aud organized
Wide-A9ske Club, tllc'ing as oficera- President
Theodore Bracklow; Vice. p esdent Adam RI digeri
Secretary, Christian Van ID siDPeiow Treasurer
Adm Ditbl; Delegates, A. X ediger. II. koemel
Ed. GeLzel
The German Club of the Sixteenth Ward, haze or
gari7ed Wi9e.Awake Club. President Gep. Man
chot Seer taJy, II. c. PaIkei Captaip f. Sseni Del
egstes, j. Apple, Aug. Partbensy sDd X Schroeder
THY SOUTH BRooKLYr CANPAIGS CLyD, Wm. Ii
Bur,igh President will held It's regular weekly meet
ing II s evening Thursday in the Wig VAN, c)rne
Of Court and Douglass streets. John l.. Swift, esq
Of Boston one of the most eloquent aud effective o. ne
yong Republicans Of Massaf husetts, is 10 be the
speaker; and notwiths lnding the atracti N Of tt'
< eat meeting at Cooper IOstituts, the anDOun'emen
OF lis nsme should crowd the Wigwam. The Lincoln
Blues of ire Eighth Ward IA new Wde-Bwass com
pspy) will be present. and the Prairie Songsters vii
give of their stirring campaign soDga. SEATS re
served for ladies. This Club is dong noble 'SoTk
tie Republican cause and candidate, and "a publ
meetings are not only large and enthr sias &c, OF
among the most interesting and effective Of the can
phjpn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

YoUHG MEMS CRY AND COUNTY CosyESrroS Oh
TAaaAsr BALL.-TDe 6elegstes of his Cow n'ion.
,leetfd pursuant to a cal Of the YoaDg Meme Gesera
Conn ittee Of TampsDy Hsll, mss on Wednesday
evening at Mus:s Hail, NJ. 7G5 Broa4"ay. TIE Cca-
yen,iop composed Of five dsIgstra fir 'm each Ward,
ORGANIZED by The choice of frederick w. G-isssn-
beiuer, IT., Of the eevtDeenth Ward, as Cnairn su,
an6 Stephen " r. Coopss THE FFeut' -secoad Ward
and Aucns,us J. Brown of the Ninth Ward, As Sscre,
IA :.s The following nominations we're mace unsai
mously:
For Ju.,i. Of ne sypye.e Couyt-,JohA NJ. Barbssr.
30, RsoprSey--AbrlhaZa u. RrsDn
FSy or, hSge- FredNritk " Tsllm iise
F1y Say.ngote--Ed~s, ed C. wssl.
Eoy Rs,Ricy-J J, ma ban Troiteh
F0r Su PEI risoy-- Su.th Ely, u.
The Convention then passed series of fasiou reso-
lutiorf and ate, appootipg Countries 10 iof,r
the 'adidaes o. their domination, adj urDed sine die
The zane ogauizaiNn on Tuesday evening held
| thsir OurereYional Conventions. The nVmiuai as
we're a. follows:
| Diet. III.-No hcmipativo IDist VII w Cb,nkr
Dit ~ tn ornas !. Ben Diet VII No noUinatloo.
Ds- N-Dsniel d. NiLsnt. dat vIlL-l Augustus Page
The Assembly Conventions will be held this Thurs
day evening.
/ The nominations have been made by the Your u
Mems Democratic General COMMITTEES, who h I'd jhs
assurance to call the ima,y elections on their
thoriiy, without waiting for the Old Mems Ccmutses
TO act. Tue Old Mems Committee aud portion q
the Yong Mems Committee have reps dated Thu
sciop, snd thus we find that the leaders Of St. Tam
many are at logyerseads among themtsf les.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

IsSs AND TAyERNS The Cor mon Council Of Jer-
sey City have granted thirty eight licences for inns and
taverrs ont Of forty two appe ,tious, as follows;
E,, U,yg Mi,b,,l po,. lanes Mariner Fisrnrs sonS-
Won Cb,tcpb.r Mathews Franci. Msserson, MoA Slen'
Geo Muller j. m ,--,t,. cb,;..,Ob. IF,
Second Ba,d-FraDcis Pool. w C. Js1ans ShTi.''
Flipsparh Ja Schuidt Patrick farrl NJ M poy De
a., uno.n n Rne Patrick Doyle, James lynch, Orrdu x
BLOWN jane, Smith Hrny = foPe W q, ahan' husn un'
I,n5 Paln1k Toler Louis Heller, Tbos Coir2'n; ,
"a o,d"Js. ph shipley 3ohc sahohsla John Cori
lane, Grimts Rober Msdgn Phip Saith Patrick COZ
its, "a 81 WaS o~,n MoCu Johs McCUy, Thos Kelly Pa
81 M,b,p William Aro'-trrng Henry T. Gallo
The Chief of PJhee iias been direcJsd TO report all
persons found selling liquor without license after the
LIST Of October next in order that proceedings may be
eommene. d Agai, " Them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

A HAspsoMr PEEsESr.-Col. Schw lrzwaleder, o
the 9TH Regiment yesterday presented with
handsome silver service, consisting of six pieces, by
the ficers and ex-oicers Of his command The pres-
eutsOn took place at the Colonies Sdmmer residence
at DObbs Ferry, and was accompanied by ap'r'p late
speeches by various gentlemen present. Lieut. Col.
Dodge the highest officer in rank next toll rec'pe
of the present. made the presentation, and spoke IN De-
baf Of his comrades ard fellow oli'ers. a Sp'oaa'a
durer col cluded the ceremony There were aoonf .
,icers and three ex-oficers present Tne bfnd oil inc
Z. l,a,eLt tu,uished the music,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

pie wto,e usppers and style Of living are fersns
from ,bo'e d your psr,n,s. md -!tbougn shall m-k'
10 OF jsctiop to your proposed visit wish you 70 an
fen .nd tbst I absu not desire TO associate with
people Of their o,ses. Nothing could rave sur
pristo bin more than TO hear t'ese @ous
from her Hps. For a few mnutfs be oak'd ne
rom, Semitgly bali bewilderd. Tbeo taxi Us
hat in biz aid Re turned and with words uo'' en-
phstc ihsn refined sald: Madam, SIN glad hsVe
fou' you out in time. You may 60 to tbs d
The last we heard Of the lady, she WAS still hVing,
s rcieIt maid N, having this s,n of psr'ns so
.opsideIed beneath her bo,ice iliog with honor IN,
high st pcbc efices to which his fe0wciuzols could
III ON IT, him.
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BROORL wv ITEMS

FFfEcT or THE WsD.-The bois'eross weather
yederdsy bad the effect OF lcvelins ounber Of sns17
trees in cif,reut parts Of the CITY. tre in from Of
the Cry Bark, 10 Atlaoto street was blown down,
and i upou cart by damaging it cons dHa'lS.
TIE oIse attached thereto was uuinured. Two foe
willow trrts-obe in Henry street Cranberry,
End tie other 10 Henry street, Pierrsp,ns, wore
oprocted Limbs oftrees ia other parts Of tbs city
ware broken, and soma febces blown over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

Hungary is just now full Of Intellectual fernon'a-
lion, The precursor Of political cba,ges. New peIiooi-
,as and asrocaioAs are daily establi-hed 10 Pee'h.
BsrsDeerf rot have utt beer translAedby Jelachc
y Hungarian. A Hungaha1 version of Goe be :
Faust is ctd for reprM Ltston 10 Pesth' Ire
appivsIssry Of e. Stephen. tie King Of Hungary "1
solsnnly oolsbrs,ed Llere August 20th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

AP9oISTaESTs-Tbe Board Of Aldermen of Jersey
Cty on Tuesday night made tho folio siny appoip,,
v.nts: Orestss Cleveland, member of .he Bcard Of
Education, TO ill a vacancy Wm Bickbcck y msm
|, Der of the Board Of Water Commissi n1n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

DESPERATE FIGHT BEwTEEH TWO BLsCKssITHs.-
Tuo bscbnbs. nsmsd John Psuft md Pa nick Drtn, who
oh n ,mIhy ne the railroad depot # Futon And
BGottln get into fight Tl-s54y ~h.o az IL
Al,gd Psufiet struck ID ov o. the head with han
eS 's him the srourd The prostr,te r-cov
cred hius sud seizrg hammer struck Pam'ret heavy
the head re Both injured h such extent
ba tte' hid 10 be carried home BY their fl,~ Vorkn
WAkDFRING IL THE WOODS "A young won
whose ,ct indicate th she 7ng Ter a5eaton Of
nd was found wandering thu woods n the Ninth Ware
Tvesfsy the police She preseutfda most psbie appear
sDe Justice Comwt Der to the Penitentiry for two
mouths A. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

THE NEW Gas CosPAsr The works Of the Gil
ze,s' Gss.Lisbt Company, on GOwauns Creek, are
rsTidly approaching compile ion. The gas house is
nearly finished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
NOT A CANDIDATE.
sbs E,,'lso~ 81 Ia. n Y Vvtbt,ns

Sir: Please correct tn error / 10 which yos seem
70 have fallen that candidate for Congress.
candidate for that any other office.
Respectfully yours, JOHN WHEELER
Neto- York SEPT u, 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

AYoTHER NEW CHURcH.-The aggregation of the
Park Presbyterian Church of East Br OkIyn sre about
ralirg measures to erect a rev ediiice, the at
present occupied being too email for their increasing
numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

BRECKENRIDGE DEsockATIc ASSEMBLY HoaIsA-
TONS The Breckinndgs Democracy made the fol-
loving nominations for Assembly on Tuesday evening
lid Distri,t-Oliser T. Beard; Nth Dist-ict-Iames
Da cy; With District-Jobn Lynch; With District =
John Lirskey. No candidates were agreed upon in
the Other districts. Mr.. Darcy represented the IVth
District in the Legislature last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

sUIcIDE-The body Of a man found drowned on
the beach opposite Ne v-Bighton, Staten lIaod re-
Gently has been identified that Of Mr. George Rob
insoD, pocke'book manufacture, Of No. 40 fulton
street Brooklyn II appears be eft biz p'c, OF bust
ness On Friday without iutimaiipg to any one whers
be ass gong and it was not un de eruption OF .
drowned ran fond on Staten Island had been pub
fst,d that he WAS Identified by his friends letter
lift in the workshop By deceased announced bis deter
nipation to commit suicide, and gave soms directions
about tie disposal of his efacs Robinson had been
uDf ucceeful ia business and became responding Hs
was an Epel,buan by birth, and had been ia this
country ABOUT tt rec years. He bore good character
for eobriey integrity and Industry. # is understood
that he leaves a wife am 40 children In England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

The BRooKLYs HORTICULTURAL SocfETr-The
Fail exhibition Of the Brooklyn horticultural Society
vii be opened at Montague Ball, GU "wednesday, the
10Th inst, with large aud choice selections of fruits
~ 10 wers The exhibition will continue for three
Gays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
SERENADE TO DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON
SPEECHES BY DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON.

SPEECHES BY DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON.
Tn. German DougI.s AUD Jhnson Clubs met at No.
1876 Rover, at O'Clock lat evening, and after m &c
ptparsioo made on, torctJ'gh' procession 10 "o'
lie we've by scosl count ,rs than lOO torches oh0
VI The bsnBers bore the motto:
"Eo Fusion MT d Bol'ern"
Ore of Il spareacies had portrait oil DouSs',
with thsse notice.:
81 No Fudon."
81 all be prpserved
Ini 4 lo,aAi In
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
'Htr. 2S.

"" SOrt'es Sabr nm ca. II Sage ,urIG. Da.
mus f"R0 man gu heisr 3eii fscn ,bIiiberpe
er'httn. Die man iebt nod oeroehIih 5,6,,
'"'ps. SSenlt man tneeIsn rineu aIhn @auttr
0rr Wt0leiiftn3sr oemi6t beilrgen wrlIte 70 mss.
teh MIR ihon i'm St lss auf stner auteu f;Osr
'st''ee'eh man la9t n1mltb, wenn rer pprb.r-
Sse'hpe Sasrgah9 i'm Safe padir, 70 ipirpt Der
"F"r h'@f 9ut} nun 1T absr Der 49cr aan, aue.r
4cmoenl'd 9ewabfcn, oirf mebr ale irba Der
''er, pfm CT in man&er Seststana uuO iclbi inn
preiIr nidtt meDr oirl ua6Re8t.
Nmterb M, 80. glai. es teaatiut l;5 lei.
0'r' Tap Sst Dcrtrecht elm Dampfer mi! Ya6a.
ateFsn am pfin9ltmUntase untsraeaonscu une
st"d 10 9alfasierr, parunter rs araueu unS
M"' 1rit, ertranfen ine, fudbrsnp 10 W.rIrn
9sr'tiet w"rOen. g}si Serel 1T elm Dreimait.r
uno r'a pam ur8cr Dampfsr nit paiIaoi.reu
""0 Slep' nadb Scnorn befiinmt, seitranee..
n"F ver0nen wurren nod serettst. Gas nady
Seer b''timmte Sdliif Guueurbia in ebsnfaas oeI
Itrdnoet.
UNI rem 8ctScru Gat Der Sturm f6t,dIfde
Srrmuaun8cn anseriftrt.
2S en-. = Sieieu9mciler BON gsn;bsf. ter
eommancirenbe G'c eraI in llnearn, bat ciuf
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0orener un9ar wu A DC ,,ebImsuncnrt Sr,tuS
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@usIibrung brinsru 3u Der rrfOIareitbcn eut.
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o's S'nrs0 mid nit Seit;gttit nus Gntlhiso.n.
0f't s'Hem Ssrlude, cur6 Dcmufftatouen biz
VemntNer ots &cfeo auf,ur,scn, mieoer,cs.r.
;5d rshne caranL pee elm jepcr Mann ppu etr.
mtp III mrtnrn Ssmiibunaeu, nlcintm t6eur,n
S"terianpe nnb Dem san@n NtidJ, III cien.u'unr
nusIlh Ju lein, unttrflsen.
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GurOpiif6e perifbte,

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ItndbiiAe SGnssritit III Sibera6 aeIeiert: taie.
rlde unp iuwtiSrriits SisCCrtafeIn torn DEN
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cinen ouf rem Geitp!age erIoIattn SGlnsanfaa
;u 0erliercn.
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(8'iesfAltei' 9irmai'ns) wrssn pss tbtucrn &c
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56niiren Scfsrtiat werpcm, rcrcn Scblen aus
Yappoefel, {oanf16ndrcn unp G5uttaprrtl tcite.
Zen. GaS SeBtrre Raftct IN Sud- unp 5huHrsu
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per. Ter YreiS pieics Spu9wtrtrS Rclt Tt au6
:rorprntIid b Gig.
= Bon Der @Olei, 3. SUM. Der 8eiuRpd
bate eb:n ces Ssgsus nod faum tcturlt, Al ic
rem 3sCcb n 1T bios 2Pdrmt CriUrOerlif, wslttr
mir abrr in cen estcn NaitaJcn falt unangenebm
cermiBttn. Sgn cen 0erbitlueli6ten miro anal
ltbcn jest YieI 9clprVden, mir balten eo aesr fir
plilenocr, upA Hovcn iu twelAcn. 95efVmmen
wr encG bIB,n SUmmer. IL wlro Der 9Gtin un,
3Ps'T lS"N 8rt; I;3gjSInS linO wir nO9 mmrr gt.
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Qn Die Oameu HlhmOnOs.

Nh plt OllNfH UlWWUHOe.
Maeame 6auhs (Yon paris), Die bel Der
[;bttn isdir I'M Ortpancs }uuiui fut tVrt Dat OaS
FIRsT-CLASs diploma
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Natts 4eapamc N Vyo Die 9r0BIe @uTtftamiett aUf
alt ibr u Ste .DtrateH &uIt!;Sf 9eti't'EtH u' t9s
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