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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICINE CHESTS,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PHYSICIANS MEDICINE CHESTS,
(1OvERED with the best Russell Leather, containing
u from tweny-seven forty-fnur bottles. Also Med
cal Bags aid family Medicine Chests,
O- " Williams HAYWOOD.
a LARGE SUPPLY just to hand. GrocerS and Coun-
IA try Merchants supplied at S tguTe at
a GOOD SUPPLY. suitable for Cabinet Makers, Car
n rage Makers and Turpentine Distillers,
For sale low at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
TO PHYSICIANS.
SUGAR COATED PILLS of Iron BY Hydrogen, Iodde
- of Iron AssaGda, Solid Basam Copaiba, and many
others well worthy the attention of the profession,
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
COOKING EXTRACTS
AZ ALL THE VARIOUS FL "A in Store and
- f0' WILLIAMS VII Il HAYWOOD.
MIXED BIRD SEED,
VUST RECEIVED, and for sale at the
WILLIAMS 1 HAYWOOD.
RALEIGH Oct l. 1852 S5-tf
KEROSENE OIL.
VNHE GENUINE ARTICLE AT a REDUCED PRICE,
i just received at the Drug Store Of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
KEROSENE LAMPS.
a FINE ASSORTMENT, SOME VERY CHEAP, AT
"A the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
1AA BOXES, ASSORTED SIZES, IN STORE AND
HUI for sale by --
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
YEAST POWDERS.
VDRESTON'S MERRILLS ARE THE BEST IN USE
IL for making good light and sweet bread.
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
TOBACCO n SEGARS,
nF THE FINEST QUALITY MAY ALWAYS BE
" found at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS l. HAYWOOD.
KID GLOVE CLEANER.
UOUvEN'S PARTISAN PREPARATION. ONE BOT
% tie for twenty-five cleans fifty pairs of Gloves
For sale by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
CONGRESS WATER.
a FRESH SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
N At the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS Il HAYWOOD.
HEGEMAN'S
ELIXER OF CALASAYA BARK.
a MOST PLEASANT AND EFFICACIOUS PREPA-
"A ration of Peruvian Bark for Strengthening and bra
cling The system in debility and disposition chs and
For by
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TO PHYSICIANS.

SUGAR COATED PILLS of Iron by Hydrogen, Iodidt
- of Iron Assaioetida, Solid Basam COpaba and many
others well worthy the attention of the profession,
For sale by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place as above specified.
I Grand Capital Prize of 800, 900!
ApPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Amounting to s6I5, 900
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters s.,
Eighths 81 so.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II will commence on the third MONDAY of January.
Prot. WIN. ROYAL. Of Furnan University, =. C., who
has recently been elected tu the Chair of Ancient Lam
guageS will be here by the opening at the SeSsinn.
Pruf. JAS. IL. FOGTE, long known the Principal Of
TayurSvillc Institute, is already his place, give in
in the Department These gentlemen take
the places rmcrly flied bv Professors Brooks and Owen.
The other Professors remain aS they have been.
German will be taught extra study.
French will also be extra pursued beyond the usual
time allotted Ia it.
Bv a order of the Trustees, tuition fees will be
char ged To those having the ministry in view.
Special attention is called To the fact that the Board of
the Cuny desire receive of this class
Brneciares whose buar will be paid and other assist
amce given upon their CONF lance with the usual condi
tiUuS.
For further particulars apply to
W. NJ WINGATE Pres
Furestve Dec. 90, 1859. lOS-tFebl.
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of Wood Eddy Co.'S Lotteries will take place at Augusta
Georgia, as fhllows:-
Glass SIS draws OIL Saturday, January IA, 1850
Class 81 draws on Saturday, January rs, looO
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BAYARD TAYLOR's NEW WORK.

yTNRAvELS IN GREECE AND RUSSIA, WITH An
Il EXCURSION TO CRETE; By BAYARD TAYLOR
With Steel Plates, Delphi" and the Church Of ST BAIL,
Moscow Vol IL No. 81 2a More vigorous and graphic
than either of its predecessors
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh N. c., Sept 90, 1859. So
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COOKING EXTRACTS

nF ALL THE VARIOUS FLAyORS. in Store, and
u For sale by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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CONGRESS WATER.
a FRESH SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
N At the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS Il HAYWOOD.
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HEGEMAN'S
ELIXER OF CALASAYA BARK.
a MOST PLEASANT AND EFFICACIOUS PREPA-
n ration of Peruvian Bark for Strengthening and bra =
cling The system in debility and disposition chills and
fever. For sale by
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
Raleigh Oct. 10, 1859. sS-tf
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MIXED BIRD SEED,

MINED BIRD SEED,
lust RECEIVED, and for sale at the
ID Drug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, Oct !, 1852 s5-tt
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KID GLOVE CLEANER

KID GLOVE CLEANER.
HOUVEN'S PARTISAN PREPARATION, ONE BOT
- tie for twenty-five cents cleans fifty pairs of Gloves
For sale BY
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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NOW READY,-MoUNTAIN SCENERY.

November n, 1853.
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KEROSENE OIL.

nF THE FINEST QUALITY MAY ALWAYS BE
" found at the Drug Store of
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

pea-A rowing young gentleman, with.
u employment and money, concluded
to take to school-tcaching as a means
of livelihood. He accordingly applied
to the trustees of a country school,
when the following conversation took
place Trustce-"What studies do you
teach ~ The applicant indicated his
qualifications by the following reply
Il will teach them anything you want
from \ C to a good game of draw.
poker" He was Immediately accepted
and indicted.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
NEOUS.
g'A5E TE D"EE~~~---~~-~
ROUSE.

81 i"I "'''.N.-. rror-.-,-H,4,r,
es e - 'Nir,'". 10 f.ro, he TRAY
tEE%s-tS f.i..''-'G hit,. rer,,,r,1r IS
S- Nc" 49, h'-'""i DO. III. .Y.
".''' 'i."s'-"II. Alr gre" ... sra,.
go ''a.-' ."'s '> q -. are Loo, li.,.r
'""' " H'.'i-A'a ."''. y 't '2' "3.i ~. a,
'"' '"' "'-'"' 'e'''''> @. '"e N"J''. ., a.
..'. .' " ',''h - -.'" 1s rs I''".'i rr-a
'"' ''' "'.> '''. .' me ''.."' az" sif'' ,,
"''"H.N oa'.t"r'- TIE CHARACTERISTICS q. q
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

CHANGE OF FoRrUNE.-Some years ago,
a servant girl who had robbed her mis-
tress. a miIliner in London, was sem to
Sydney for a term of years, Since the
discovery of the Bathurst plains, she
has written to her former mistress that
the colony was a.good place; THAT as she
now kept her carriage, she recommend
cd her to comea nd set up shop, and she
would be happy to extend her patronage
TO a lady she so much esteemed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Dr. : = RlnInnft q

TEErH.--Dr. S. Blodgett, of 0gdens.
burgh, n. Y, writing to the Dental Cos
mos, condemns the use of fine charcoal
as a tooth powder. He asserts that it
is as sharp as diamond dust, and soon
wears of the enamel. He says THE
great dentriice hat should be used at
all times, and under all circumstances,
is soap. Its alkaline properties serve
to n~eutralize the acids contained in the
fluids of the mouth, and it's cleansing
properties will correct the breath and
remove offensive odor sooner than any
article | have ever seen tried"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
DESPERATE SHOOTING AFFRAY AT LExISG-

DESPERATE SHOOTING AFFRAY AT LExISG-
TON. Ky.-NiHc ShofS Exchanged and No
bodv Uqrt.-Wm. Cooper and b. l.. Let
cher had a difficulty in Lexington. Ky,
on the l4th inst, which presented for
midahlc aspect, but resulted ridiculous
ly. They drew revoivers and fired nine
shots, without hitting each other, when
they threw their pistols at each other,
and then continued the battle with
boulders until separated by the people
who witnessed it. \ man passing at
the time, had a lead pencil shot off just
where il protruded from his vest peck
ct. Another had the lapel of his
brccchcs pocket pierced 10y a ball, and
another shot struck a window in the
third story Of a house hard by. We
should say the latter was tall shooting.
The fact that innocent parties had such
narrow escapes, proves concluSlvcly
that there were lcaden balls in the pis-
tolls used by the conbatants.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

Ih@ NE"}o,r N Place OF The KEN
RI az l. jsvillc Courier Of the 18th
Inst. says:
Capt Hooper ! the part Of the Bay
on sara and NcwNrIeans mail line, is
'Don' |" contract Il a new passenger
packet for tue coast .ade, in place of
the Duncan + kenne recently des-
troycd 10y fire in New Ol,ans. Instead
Of the common high prc-ure engines.
he wants to contract for I,v n~rcssure
machinery.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

ROBBERY Of \ JAPANESE OFFICEl--Tnc
only unpleasant incident, thus far
which has attended the visit of the u,n-
ancsc, was the robbery Of one Of the.
in Baltimore of his two swords. During
the exhibition of fireworks on Friday
night Of last week, these weapons were
placed upon the bed while the owner
wen to the parlor, situated on the fourth
floor, for the purpose Of witnessing the
display in the square. When he return,
cd 10 his room the swords were gone.
and have not become visible yet They
were both cncaSed. and the hits were
beautifully cnamcled and carved. Are
ward Of fifty dollars has been offered
bv the authorities for the recovery Of
the swords. In addition to the disgrace
reflected upon our own nation by this
act of vandalism, the loser will be sub
iect to severe ccnsure at home if he
should not regain his insignia of office.
Well may the perpetrator of this act be
set down as a barbarian.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
RsOR'S'

M 1 L-iI-' L., In.
1HiS institution Is now Omen for
Is 18Th" d omission OF pupils. The seryI-
%1ssa rs oi VI. P,Eor, an accomplished
teacher oi french. nave b-eu secured for this lie.
paftUen' aud he viii he on the ground in a few
days. when those desiring instruction in this
branch can b" accommodated The principal viii
also soon Idne up his residence IA ,na INSTITUTION.
wnen Il limited number OF pupil, from abroai
may be accommodated win board.
NP~cia. pass vii be taken ~ urcparir. youth
thoroughly Tor College. in order that their future
course may be both easy and s~atrsiaclo Y. The
same Gaze all also be taken with those who NAV
wish - Prosecute their classical studies beyond
the rudImeut> IA this institution.
\ careful supervision will be exercised over the
morals. habits and conduct OF pupils during school
hours Or While resident in the institution.
1le following are the
TERMS OF TUITION, &c.
Primary Eng, IN, per month, $500
Advanced English studies. 500
French, with English branches. 500
Latin. French aud Eugiish, combined, 1000
Board. per month, 1900
Washing. extra,
IL Al. bills PAYABLE monthly
Instruction in Painting aud Drawing given in
ne institution. j. desired.
PAUL SELBY, Principal.
Plaquemine la, Oct. S,h, 1879. octS
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Il. L.fGLEEZE,
Fancy Baker and Corsec,ioner.

. ESPECTFULLY informs families .esss
IL and others of Plaquemine aud Iber-ISA
vile, that ne is at all times prepared TO ~
furnish parties with Cake and CouEsctiousyy in
every style, and manufactured 10 a manner NOT
surpassed any y here. he viii lurnish any thing
that may be required in his line at the Shortest
notice, and on ne most reasonable TERMS
Bakery al the corner Of Bank and Greaud
streets. myl2
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Plaquemine Saw Mill.
NEW FERN.

MR.. ERNEST HEBERT, having purchased
vi out the interest OF !. BTE. CLAUDE. in the
Saw Mil on Bayou Pialuemiue. Ia the town of
Plaquemine. the MN, ttom The "a day Of March.
viii he known by the name. and conducted I'M
der the irm Of a HEBERT Il ). B.. MAILLD.
aud the patronage of the public of the town and
parish l. respectfully solicited
OyThey will eudeayorto keep a regular sup
ply of Lumber on hand. Of the best description,
al all times, which they will dispose OF at the ru-
ling rates, and on the most accommodating terms.
HEBERT & MAILL0.
March 10. 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

RS~Sayers' arm is saiGto be injured
beyond cure, the tendons having been
severed by Heenan's terrible blows.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

p~~23,440 ~emigrants from Europe
landed in New Yorklast month. l2,2S3
were from Ireland, and $50 from Ger.
MANY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

Bss-In ten years, from 1850 to 1860
the city of Memphis has increased il
population from $3.50 to 81, 900.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

.sarPike's Peak don't pay. 1t has
turned out an unusual number of beg
gars, who are begging their way from
ii.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Write me down a jackass."
MANSION, n. A dwelling-house; re

MANSION, n. A dwclling-house; resi-
dencc; abode; place to stop at. "A
The derivation of this word i
said to be as follows {: There was an inn
for travellers in the southern part of Ar
kansas. 4 tourist who had visited that
part of the country was inquired of to
know what kind Of a tavern it was, and
he replied that should a man ShUR it he
would do well. The photographers,
however, discrcdit this origin.
"This way to the Mansion House; give
me your checks and I'll get your bag
gage" Porter.
NEGRO, II. IL. niger; FIR. nsgre; Irish,
R0gur. &s
A thick-lipped, long-heeled, fat-A
footed, curly-woolcd, broad-nOsedA
individual, of a dark complexion, indi-
genous to the soil of Africa; brought to
America by Europeans for the purpose
of ultimately kicking up a fuss and dis
solving the Union, assisted by Greeley,
Garrison, Blair, Giddings, and VIM. l..
Yancey.
Negro in the wOodpile can't count
eleven. [Old Song.
TRUNK, u. An article carried by ele-
plants and travellers. 2. %m
The body of a man or tree. NgM
The travellers trunk usu- -
ally contains six or eight shirts, q dozen
standing collars, and other apparel, to-
gether with q revolver and a bottle Of
liquor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
II . u S z.
EOricGriiHg and Commits
SiOR Business.

Steamboat Londiag, adjolaiag the Post
Ogioc.
THE UNDERSIGNED have associated 'hcm-
l. selves together, tor the purpose Of dong a
genera Forwarding aud Commission Business.
We viii also Collect MONIES due the mcr-
chants, and business men. OF The North. East ard
West. All business IulIusted 10 our care vii! be
promptly attended 10.
HEELEIN X Jennings.
FHILIP HFErrIN.i
2 ,. JENNINGS.
o. Rr!'r 10 any reliable citizen OF the Parish
IhrrviI'e. La. GpcJl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
A First Rate Puff.

In the st. Louis Republican we find
t somewhat elaborate and rather favor
abIe review Of Worccster's New PictO-
rial Dictionary, though the writer for
reasons Of his own, styles II the web
ccstcr Dictionary" In support Of bis
peculiar views upon the work ne addu-
ces the following examples of "Wcbccs-
ter" happy facility of definition
Take, for instance, the word drunk
selected at random In most dlctlona-
ries the s~ynonymes are put down simply
Intoxicated with strong liquor; (which
excludes bccr:) Observation-Disclosures
our author gives the word as follows
DRUNK (from dram and .nctlOn.) The
state Of being under the influence OF
s~pirituous, vinous or malt liquors, and
sometimes hashcesh OF opium.
There are various degrees and condl-
tons Of drunkenness, varying with the
constitution and habits of the person at
fcctcd. and with the character Of the
fluid imbibcd.
The liquors said to be capable of pro-
ducing the intense results are those
brands of whiskey known as bust head.
tangle-foot, rot-gut, Minnie-rife, stone
fence, kill-brain, etc.
TSpurgeon, Bishop Hughes.
you must be drunk - Milton.
whenever | get drunk
feel my spirits sunk" Pollock.
Syn. Tight, slowed, fuddIed, fuzzled,
! groggy, Whitfield, corned, raddled, mud
died, nappy, booty, scwed-up, in ones
! cups. the worse for liquor, having had
a drop too much, half sea- over, three
meets in the wind, tipsy, intoxicated.
Stamped, having a dram ahead, obfus-
caed, how come YOU so, having a brick
in oln's hat, elevated, timber, high, Jol-
~, mpry, toddied eXhiliratcd, slung.
shot in the neck, overwhelmed with
Wine, sat,ratcd. drenchCd, glorious, tip
pied, mellow. having steam up, obllvl-
GUS, ON a %bentcr, in a weaving way, VI
nously exalted, on a bust, fired, added,
on a spree, uhco happy, and many 9th
er expressions, Sometimes of a low or
vulgar kind.
ass-Eforts have beer made by Cough,
Neal Dow, p. T. Barnum, and others, to
root out this word from the vocabulary,
but thus far without entire success.
The pictorial features of this lexicon
are worthy Of especial praise, as pre-
senting qualities not possessed in tho
same degree by any other extant. We
are inclined to make copiOus references
in support of this remark, but must con-
tent ourselves with three or four of tho
most noteworthy examples. Such as
the following
JACKASS, n. THE origin Of this
word is unknown. An II ~
imal of the horse kind, mol 1"
ted for the extreme VI
tude of his ears, the small wv
ness of his stature, and for having "a
perpendicular name and o streak along
his back. He is a patient, plodding ami.
NAL, very obstinate at times, and pos
sessed of great muscular activity, es-
pecially in the hind legs. He has a
loud, hoarsc voice, given to prolonged
syllabiication, thus e-ah-e-e-ah-e-e-e-
ah-e-e
write me down a jackass."
[Dogberry.
MANSION, n. A dwelling-house; resi-
dencc: abode; place to stop at. "a
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
Barber Shop I'm

NICOLAS BIEHLEK specially Informs hi
y friends and The pubic hat he has removed
MS Barber hop from Bank street 20 the house on
Main street lately occupied As a Barber shop by
Bison.
While thanking his friends for their hvors,
\. BlEdLER takes this occasion 10 say that he
vii leare nothing undone 10 give the utmost sa-
iis,ac,Ion TO all VINO paiTonize him. my
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23
SOUTHERN
Il MACHINE
IL

TNIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. PD uters. MachinIsts. Engineers and the
public ia general. that they have opened a MA
CHINE SHOP and are now ready TO execute in
the best manner with Promptness and punctual-
iIy, any kind ot
Brass and Iron Casting,
Forging and Copper Smithing.
Special attention will be gwen TO building
BOlLLiiS and repairing all manner OF STEAM
ENGINES. MILLS. GINS and other Machinery.
All description oil Brass Works for Engines and
other purposes either on hand OF made 10 order.
Building Materials aud Steam Engines of from
three 10 One Hundred and Fifty Horse Power,
furnished al short notice.
DELACRUIX. DR0ZGREY K CO,
Convention street, Letween Ihid and Main,
ocl-Iy Baton Rouge, La.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-23

TERMS.
SUESCKtTTI0N-Per anuum. Three Doildr-
aua tlrr Coats. If r,- 20 al'auc"-FI'~ DOi'-rs per
au-u.l % u.; pate at'ur ti..r Oi subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS NiI Ac inserted al the
rae olNa- naUar per square tot ten hncs orlrstJ iorsfe
Ir-l a.t I.r. Gents IDr every sub-rqueutimser,i"u. 4
. iprT.i u....auf hawc'rr. on lIesr rdtrs VII Joe made ON
: 1s,-uf.curut> lu,,r tri FOR t~n months or nog'
NNOCNCING CANDIDATES-len Dollars
al ot.ce,. 10 each ianguage-.uNarlolly m ad'Suce
O.LT AIRY NOTICES. not exceeding three or
i,, re. VIII he .heeriul!y inserted wItaout"h'rge
-. OF greater .cugth WILDE charged as aI'erttse'
~" ''T-Cash on delivery
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-16
DEates.

Ter ncrbb:ntihr unp Der otcrksiriidt gRirtb
NUrsoeut'datr. Srin9tu Sis mir SaF.r, neer
b'i6. DEN irstsrtn Auserud p,rfaar Der Wirib
ni6t. erIt nat %tiniarr linibrtibuns YSn Sri
ten res 5rsnesn tsSrii Der Ope,ba,tr uaD la.hts /:
G6. Sre msinen 9asp.
Noreriutletrr. 5aas, il Elm 5Si,r, Cas- au.
zen graisn eictt.
gEtrtb. Sie mnintn belt a 6rcf.
NorfStutltsr. GpOs it Elm 8eintltie.
sGirte. ga, bel une ,'tauo 8a6itn.
9tOrrptuti6er. eabfsH lit elm ~5susrscs,6r.
QHirtb. DaS nrnrm mir d Stuesr.
NorOtsutl4sr. (arSt;iit) - StuBtr ii elm
Narr.
@irtb. Ga, man mKg Ts bot nur ssstane-
lib ma6en.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-16
StaSti(bes.

@arOrs Court. s@arat csiGec rurte rsto,n
5runt'nbslt uno Strasenunius Dor bic Shran.
ttx pts S6sribts srlc9cn.
Grir:n Naff:r mufts ppr rtr CURT trfbeinsn
unf Straft latIsn, sei; istu gss,r gu Ibrsu Sr.
iabrsu rcdr.
6. q. 6uprr mufts iressu aIeitsm Sers,b,n
iei"er smti Bigger in itptm SIas,fau So Straft
idhien.
MARY Sane 1att,rIrn, cine frtie Nslrriu. bic
wrssn itrer 5ruatiubt fur Ysrriidt ,rflGrt wsr-
Zen (cute. rsurce frsjstiprobrn.
pb;Iip u. Sots wuros uuter 8miraib:f. &c.
R,ut, mtiI CT ssprcbt bate, GrmarO s8. Gene
On, GprGasln gu woueu. IS
= Su csr @sItsoetuna murce rsr db tier
astt!ceten Geieuitaft. rtldtt rurct ere CAN'T.
tTo6'n Der Staet rinsn Sjbitntrmeg ~ouIto,u
nil. ole aeieeIibe Sar cticn ertbtiit. = unltre
Sta'tr1tsr bhbru. 10 pirl mir IN ilTtu, ibr, 3u-
~aimmurs gu ci.ier pruiccirtcn Stapt. Gij,,tebu
aratten .Nir i'itlf ttiupcrtta ei,i,s llrt.rncs-
men. mpI;cn ater ras prsp;ttsium Der @um.
paanir, rem Habrprcls lui 5 Cents III a.aimmrn.
basin tti@rdAtt irben. zap ptririte no,t abIauf
non oitlsi&t ,tbn Sabten auf 3,G,u.s berata,.
icst mirrt.
Der pen uns asiicrn mitssitsit,, 5tibif.
rnrreprrlub Der Mrs. Slunt wire Don Nrrunpeu
Der 6amiIis els ein l,sr.s WuI.tt tsseihnft.
Gs III Der Srri6lag a,maht ,rprr.n, cas-
'hene une lbnsu'ear'nct NampfibiT Nort!pwr
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