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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

Important from Fort Monroe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

Terms Ga: isss $ s:f ss s'ss ''s S e %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

WIN. B. AsTOR NOMINATED
FOR MAYOR OFNE YORK.
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.TELEGRAPHIC.

A virginia brigade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

ID Up to this time there have been three
thousand soldiers scharged by surgeons for sic
ness and physical disability. Il 10 charged that
some Of the surgeons have accepted fees Tor Civ.
Ing certificates to men, which enable them 20 OBJ
taiu honorable charge and free passage horne,
and that after holiday the same men have re-
turned In other regiments The subject is under
investigation
III Among the Mires scandals In Paris 10 a re.
port that the Emperors private secretary sold the
news Of the peace of Vilafranca TO the Jew banker
four hours In advance Of the public for 800 OOO n
Other reports such as the pensiOning Prince Ma
poleon at the rate Of 10 600 fr per month for re-
ports Of the proceedings Of the Council Of State
are discredited. Mirss 10 q doomed man.
ID The Memphis banks have taken 800 900 Of
the Loan to the Confederate States loaned $40 900
TO Memphis for war purposes and s25 600 to NJ is
sssippi for the use Of the camp st Corinth. The
Southern Banks are evefyvhsfe involving them
selves in the fIte OF the Confederate bubble, and
when that Is Pficked, Will collapse with It,
FIsHT Oh BIZ SBor Mr.. Matthew'S, q member
Of the Mississippi Legislature, says sthat before
the battle OF Bull Run 10 was agreed that IL any
Of the men fiinched an inch they should be shot
down There should be no running. precau-
tion which would seem TO indicate lack Of trust
In the courage of feally Of their soldiers.
III Whisky 10 no longer considered contra-
band. Ptve thousand barrels have been permitted
TO leave Cincinnau for the South, with an order
from The collsctor 10 pass the commodity into the
lines Of me seceshcrs- 80 ! Fs--sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

SOUTHERN PRIvATEERs.-The following is a
list of the priyateers whose names are known
Steamer Coffee, steamer Sumter, steamer Will
liam II. Webb, steamer Calhoun, steamer
Music, steamer Winslow, steamer Gordon,
steamer Marion, steamer McRae, steamer St
Nicholas, brig JEFF Davis, schooner Dixie,
schooner Petrol, (blown up.) schooner Savan-
nab, (saptured, y schooner York Besides these,
four others have been seen whose names are
unknown, to say nothing Of those of which
nothing has been yet heard, but which are
undoubtedly aAoat along the coast or in mid
ocean, or near the shores of countries where
our foreign trade is chiefly carried on. 1t ap-
pears that these privateers are for the most
part vessels of light draft, and that when In
danger they enter the inlets, where ships-of-
war cannot follow them One noted rendezvous
Of theirs is Newborn, n. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

ROCKET BATTERIES are suggested as means
to drive the rebels ont of their maske ed retreats
Those used in the British service are propelled
through thick iron tube, the fuse being cut
to burn given distance, as in the case Of a
she'll to the rocket is attached q pole from
eight to ten feet long, which, coming in COLI
sion with any object, has the effect Of starting
the rocket In tho opposite way; in the mean
time the projectile is vomiting perfect sheet
Of liquid fame, lighting up everything for a
mile around, and igniting everything Of an in
fammable nature, while the dense smoke
arising therefrom will cause the best disciplined
soldiers to leave their guns and fee in search
Of purer atmosphere. 1t finally terminates
in Q she'll of the most destructive kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

me. The girls came to a full stop too. Still
the figures were like statues, and We three stood
directly before them with our candles.
took courage, and signiaed by motions that
We must pull the white clothe from the hid.
den faces simultaneously. We advanced, and
each took uPa corner Of the sheets. Now I
began to perceive smothered sound, and q
certain shaking of the garments, which con-
vinoed me that these ghosts laughed carnal
laughs 50 giving the signal bravely, we pulled,
or attempted to. The sheets fell: coats and
boots appeared; we caught one glimpse Of three
faces, quick with merriment, before our can
dies we're dashed from our hands, and we were
left for an instant in darkness, amid shouts of
laughter from my uncle and aunt in the back
ground. I don't know what the others did;
but my ghost held my hand meanwhile, and
seemed to take great satisfaction in the feel of
flesh and blood, if may guess by the way he
pressed it. And after the peep had of its
face did not object.
My aunt came forward with candles, and the
specters fed before her, slamming the front
door after them, as if they had been carried
of in q whirlWind.
But who, you ask, was my spiritual visitor
1t was of much import to me, dear reader, but
it is little to you. To this day have not
found out how he got there, but guess that
cousin John took the trouble to 90 up to the
city for him, on purpose to have the joke COM
plete. What will not those energetic country
lads do for frOlic
They all tried to make me believe it was a
real apparition-a fetch, and no reality. but l
know better, for there was a tangible ring on
| the ghosts finger, which has ever since that
night been on mine
Nor have ever since played Hallow Ben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

TEE LETTERS FROM THE UNION PRISONERS
IN RIcHNoNp.-"N National, ;" the well informed
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
North american, thus refers to the letters
now constantly received from the Union men
imprisoned in Richmond:
Another letter from a Federal officer, held
as prisoner Of war in Richmond, was received
here to-day. 1t came by mail via Louisville
in ten days. II is almost an exact copy of the
others which have been received from that
quarter-Of course dwelling particularly upon
the Kindness and condescending courtesy of
the rebel authorities, and containing the inev-
table statement that our men are not at all
satisfied with the seeming neglect and incon-
nderate conduct OF this government towards
them. The trhunraHtty Of the government
in refusing to send flag of truce tn a pyopsr
toGy, is lngenuously touched upon. and each
letter is in fact intended as bit of diplomacy
to induce, in some indirect way, a recognition
of the c. s. A. The unfortunate writers are
so glad to have opportunities of communica-
tins with those near and dear to them at
home that It is not theirs to insist upon any
particular phraseology. For this we cannot
blame them. We remember only their self
sacrificing devotion to their country, and pray
that the day Of their deliversncs may not be
Tar distant. The letters now constantly re-
ceived from them are worth noticing, because
tney furnish lncsntrovertible evidence of an
anxiety upon the part of the seceders to open
some negotiations with the United States gov
ernment, which might, perchance, they think,
lead to the discussion of questions calculated
to divide the North, by adding strength to the
peurile and reasonable efforts of the insignif-
icant few among US who are already in the
service Of the enemy. Such pretexts are as
shallow as they will be unavsiling; 80 the
leaders Of the rebellion may rest assured that
there Of l.
tiles, even for a season, until that rebellion is
crushed, and every traitor submits humbly
and unconditionally to the Constitution and
the laws Of the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT
~ AT POINT LOOKOUT. MARYLANp.


This oe ebratsd Bathing Place, situated at the
lnnotlon Of the Potomac River with the 4
chesapeake Bay, will he opened by the %A1
undersis nod on tho 10th of June, in the LILLE
sefs eesf s style, for s!i persons who may wish a
6ensht of the best salt water batting and enjoy the
Oysters, Crabs, 90.
Every description of fishing taokle will be kept
Tor t6e accommodation of guests.
hne livery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and bill lizard saloons with
al other amusements usually found at such places
The table Will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables rom the 60 erden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and WASHINGTON markets.
Ehs best Lie uors and Cigars Will always be found
Board, 81 per day; one week, Sl2; second week,
$40; Tour weeks for SIS; children and oolOrsd ser
wants hafpTice.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday a. m. and Baltimore on Friday at D,
m. The half past2 O'Clock p. IN. train from wash
ington will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily T; q SO, q tri-weekly
stase from Washington. by way Of LeonardtowH
u, Address the Proprietors, at Point Lookout,
Washing ton, ID c., or Alexandria, Va,
N 81 HEFLEBOWER & co Prop'rs.
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MoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
CINE sEsY LIHIMrEY N rHr WolLnl

ris .Oly ssfs and certain f.r Csns.rs, Files, r.
dwellings and Irsnehils csitrs, parsysl Nee
IAg., s4knsss ef the nsselss, Chrsnis Infanmaisry
"A, xnatts sufAsa sf s Jsints CsntFsesd hsselss
kgansn Esrashs feeth1e che, Irssss 1prsins Frssh
S.., Nssnd., glss FsrsI ssrss. caksd esssstS ssrs
FPF, Barns ssalss fsrs Threat, infanmstisa
pain no AGsrsnes bsv ssysrs snf The disssss may
ksVs sIirtsd, mchkAaT CEkkHkAfED knQMEAf q
srtkin remedy.
Phss.snGs Of bsnsn bsRfs been saved Ifs Of din
sTsfissds and misery sy the Of ~ In vssass remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost instsntkn ssxsly and viii elsal
pSry and heal the fsslss In insrs dss
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
keLEkfT TCELEBRATED LIHIMENT 10 the soly ssfs
.ad fsiiasi. rsmstE fer TIE surs 81 SPAWN, RinGssns,
splints, Unns tarsl ksnps Nsdss 1vsln fs
nsvr fshsd 10 cure Big Hsad Pslsvil, Fistsla, dls
ksnninE ssrss, or svssny, prsPshy syphsd. Per
sprsin. brsss scEasbss, Cslsd hssa, Ckafss, a.dds
Cellar esis, Csu, ssrss, % Wsvnds, Kh inf.llisls
fsnsaJ Appyb dssstsd md ssssaia n every
rasa utfs Ne longer vtsh As many vsrsAIsa Linpssis
sHsrtd 2 ysa OstaiA tsrpfy II On. MckEAMI CtL8-
J. u MCLEAN, sss rssyrissss,
Csns rhhd and Pias s,s.. D. Essas, Ne.
..s ~ : risS n s...r....s SOS =. e sswrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
DENTISTRY.
TEETH,

NJ TEETH.
Iyl. LOOMS, 4. d., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, nt-~
tends personally a. his Ofioe In this city
Many persons can wear these teeth who
cannot wear others, snd no person can wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling At my offioe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they msy desire;
bus TO those who ars particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest ana most perfect dentEfe that
art can produss, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 80 = Pa avenue, between
9th and 10th ats. Also, GOT Arch street, Phi adel
shIa. oc Is If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

The REBEL STEAMER SUMTER The following
paragraph appears In the Memphis Appeal, OF
August ith:
"The Macon Citizen has been informed by a
relative Of an officer on board the C. y. war
steamer Sumter (Aop returning from Esrope tcifh
supply Of arms, etc. j. that trains had been laid
and magazines prepared 20 that In the event of
their getting into close quarters with the enemy
with no probability Of sscape-the vessel will be
blown up and every man on board has determi ned
to share her fate -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

ID Even In chivalrous South Carolina 10 ap-
pears that there 10 q reluctance to enlist The
Charleston Courier ays-"There Is In our CON-
munity too great a disposition TO shirk active
duty Some hold back because others do-some
must have commissions-someh have families, or
business, or are members Of organizations which
they know will not be ordered out Of the city
some are Legally or Professionally exempt. Now
this state Of things 10 dlscredita BILE to US. The
enemy 10 almost at our doorsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. SHUMAN hss, eter an expenepoe a ten
~ years, established the above refe -e from
Suaokery, self label ed Indian or German doctors,
and pTetenders OF vitohors and imp postors IN ZEN
This 10 the only plsce where 0 sure and spsedy
cure oan be o6tained IN the world Tor al improper
and evil habits, gonorrk4, tleet, seminal veak-
ness, syphllils, primary SECONDARY. and tertiary,
Organic weakness. pains IN the loins, strictures,
general debility, prostrauon, nervousness, restless
nights papltauou OF the heart rinrtnG in the ears,
IQss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, Elections
OF the head, throat nose, and tkin, and sll those
peouer disorders arising from the indisoretion Of
youth, rendering them unfit for either business,
stEdy, sooIety, or marriage.
DIT. :. has the greotcst remedies In the Known
vorld Tor diseases Of the blood. Gonorrks, gleet,
stIlctnres, sy phi!it, seminal weakness ssH abuse
GO. There ls no case IN which they bal 90 cure In
from % days.
Victims of fksse horrible oomrl lsints, who would
wlsh TO be valuable men and ornaments % society,
shoad embrace the esT test opPortu nifty for relief
DT. chuInaI hes n.hcC The mcE comp Iete arrange
Tments fer the comfort Of hs lstlerts who come
IRON distance. They Will be furnished with the
diet, and made comfortable az they would be st
a hrot class botsl at less thar half the cost
DO not forget the name and number. Dr.. Shu-
mans of1ce ls on the corner Of Sixth street and
PernsylvSnla avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the Nauoaal Hotel, Washington, ID, g.
Persona ~ distance should enclose stamp for
return postage, Once hours, 8 A. NJ. 20 10 p. NJ.
various parties have been entloed from my in
nutctlon by certain ewlnGlers on back 2 -sets IN
this city, who will 10 till the day Of their desth
\ vord TO the wise 10 sufflcisnt ap s-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER


Is precisely what yts name IndIcstes, for, while
rlessant TO tie TASTE t is reyivtying, exhIsratnG,
lnvlsoratng and siren thenlns 70 tne vita poyers'
nevt the Blood In q Its original purity, tno thus
once 'tSr a.a 'ssdfTs t .b sssss1 s
ever offered to the world so ohernic:lls shd sfill-
,Gdy .nd :. hs aas ms g 90 O. %
act In perfect accordance with the laws OF nature
tone up the dlsestive organs, and thus ssy a 1eT-
vous snd other irritation. 10 perfectly exhilsrs
vegetables yet so combined Is TO produce the most
thorough tonic efeot, without producing any IN
been felt to be a desidsrstaR in the medical work.
toE It nssds no Reo!oS ~ sS Od 70 see la eSS
deed lays the ~ stem open 70 the ihsidIOSf stses
Of many Of the most fsts, such, for example as The
Loss Of Appetite, FsiEtness, NsrTous Irrls6tliiy.
Nsprsigls. PalPiation q the beaEt, Meiisnohsoy,
vel as Painful obstruotsd, too pr9fgse,, OF 100
scsnt MenstTuation, and Failing Of the Womb.
6ssssy tOnS cofas and BOod Rsnovssor i ::
sure 20 cure as the sun ist Q rise hnd Get Thsren
systsm 81 EN- is weakened We are open 20 bilious at
t.css, the livey becomes torpid or yoIes dseeseag
We We are % troabIeo with sciiGins and lnoontinsDosO
grlle, or Involqntsry disohaIte oi tne sane. pAln
ceedinsiy liable to slight oolos. oougns, and II Nm
checked. soon emsoIsbOn follows, and the peuent
H0sT e sn, @ %
are liable Ia q weakened condition Of the system.
tor you have perfect safe pl esssnt and efsctua
lence, weak and sick stomach, Lsngour. LIver
Complaint Chills and Fever. or any Bilious sttsof
Cottivepess, Acialty ofths Stomach. NeIvOusnesst
Neuralgia, PslpItAhor Of the Heart Deprespoh
ofSpidts, Sores, Pimpes on the Fspe, or any as
ease arising from impure blood. such a Sorofala,
EryEPelas, Bronchitis, Coufh, dlhcultJ OF Teath-
ing. and all that clAss Of oiseSses Ca cd female
weakness, and enumerated above. We yll alto
say the traveller exposed 20 eptdemics, ehspte OF
climate and water, viii fnd h pleasant. safe end
sure remedy. and no ope rhIuld ever travel vtth,
OUT Resder. try it, for ve assure you Jon VIZ
find IN IL friend indeed % well a. friend IN need.
All persons Of sedentarI habits viii fnd ita PEI
feot preventive OF, .. vel a. pure ior ,sose ~,
MINISTERS, students, attorneys, litsrry fenHenen.
and ladies' who are not accustomed 10 much oat-
door exercise, will I'D II 20 their eevApteSe 20
keep q bottle constantly on hand; and sooveA.
mothers, or those becoming suoh. VAL fo throash
that most danteroul period not ony Nlth - NIsL
accustomed strength. but safe and hee nym Toe
thousand ailments % prevalent AMONG, theSenae
portion Of the world. In abort, ID Indeed laotnel
cordial, Try lt old and younfi no Ios eeI ual tae
risk Of decay; 10 viii relieve and prove tSen
icSlly Rsstor atses Cordial osd Bieod hseccetg.
%, j. WOOD, prepristor. 80 5roso ssys NsS
sold By al good Druggists. Price One Douh ts
PROF WOODS art
RESTORATYVE CORDIAL
AND ..a.-
BLOOD RBNOVATOR.
Sold in this city By G. sToTT, sTt Pa svsass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

Boozs AND sRSEs iNFs 10 ssIs sH
EsIyy of esstern made vork 9f ever DE- 81
ga z IN PssS gv:f | srsss 3 % ssss =: - S.s
heretofore eharsed in fhis eity for nssk infsrisr
fsrsops In want q Boots and Shoes q essssrz e
S,fy = M,Ss yo5f " ssnys % Ind kSSs ss;'5sfa
s,a ut f.sslss.ss Z we 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

TOME AND SEE Our rev styls INDIA. PAN
~ ANA. and AMAZON Hats, Just rscsived
to.dsy; also The UNION Sis, q No. go Sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

- Dn JOHNSTON,
~ A L r MORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has di0ous,sd fhs rlos Csrfais, Speedy ssd esIy
EfsetsaI Rsatdy - ths World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENOE,
LET NO FALSE BELIcACY PREVENT.
--- APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. Or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATVE CORDIAL

BLOOD RBNoVAToR.
Sold in this city By G. sToTT, sTs Pa svsass,
An 10 o-eoly. RlW
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LADsrs', MIssrs,' AMP CHrLDs xN's wIll,
xs Exessdtzxip Log Pyiess. go
No. rs Market Space.
ms 40 Pa av bet eth ard u IN sts
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BE suutinacbumeen.
@jc{uubcrWycr,F s1rt g~SrrgF3,,S

fStrFr r1pA ~v, SN1Pr 90. E.1,r.% $500.
- a.. SSIitstaSp'
s. gSs So, .'u~sH SSsusrS m0S 10 r I'M youte
N.E "HyW N'tSe Cc.dNeu tonn man
", s,, VA 's1u NtN Ve ger cGciti@t geUuo>
~, NSl, y" v''p1HHtBNoEi0r A5rtte rtR
.,rS ~ $50 1s-slth WIG Ct 2Iollrm 6terH
.,, tT.. 49, t.Il'lStH SoGmtdtantaeuen
, SS gL. &c Sl'ee 5Nplr e]eatjtct t' IN uniernt
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go 81, 49, 'sIuNS itSN tFlltpnieh, 9hif opu
fssbr,. 't,rr ~ .-,s.,' YEN Nsp9US ahe talteI un6
.Gir,b -orr-~r J.tSl'5s 4aiaplS e4rfuf C05
M, No. $50, s- eSs. SsSltNeeA ~ eos tes
ssI,,,,rr 519,- 40 4 .' S,e..'S eSalIalleN N ltntr,
tStrs., o. ,..-,"' v."' gN StNfReIfeit 81 pe-
~h' %Vt''0f GU 9F0F0r1t
SIp$ScttcT Uif nnefg6ffterS
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br0UttcE. Ggulrt uat wrtwU5fsfc Fl ,jlrF rrt Nnrro,
lruQt W1t mn IN CrH olcNmCtfanGb0 Gf,ofsr fpi,.
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iou0 nab alcCrr gUuoCyu cuoiorcjh ~perbrejyt mprhtn
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cine tlcIc Ns.uuJF tEg 9alUr Der NroRt .ttn boi ms "A if
Ct-clgt telNlaH,un hgrGgf tsrs#uei, bos l1shtf an bfr
Gure o-u8ClftU. -,T s5tsce pusswii b],ipRoersr Graft
.tuf oul 4logsn, ole gjNgoptj1c aHb Cc Sc5.y HHb ICaf BE-.
Slatur 0ttartt Uuo las Gglitu cjcI 6bjefcit rrIeuofmbcr bic
AIautbCl 81 iIumrtjrtr. Gan; bcforbcrs DirIfnf ;riet
luA puldtt tCt allen En,tatlmdFWtrtts1 Scr gytroosuueSs
Srsonc Storrtct uW5 1pltentcrp iptldra Rr3uftettyn uCus
4uieolcrW Gc,Sg nc. &cuNCUUu6 nee g3o0er5 ~urtulic1
.Rcp, p@ego,aulu auicm 0cbrouG or& 8jttre Grun6Iia acbp>
ben. 4~j'gtri&roac, u,nn man oitutt in tfrtn s,rf2ie.
cCntN S"eitR tttroUici, hcrrl@t yiGuttGt netr Hcr, ais trs
~ - g'I""'t," u"v 1901 NA eNltlte 1lerloI 0ut
WuVtN"S"s y" ENN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sLrNGtutTtu.--
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SSQ00cc @06mc,
Wholesale Grocery.

&a- S8r rferiren ,im Scrfauf fr pricotsrbroub une
.NStecuSertauf IN ieOer b%etebj9en Suontitat:
500 Sarreie Gru}bei, @cnecgto uUC GGHee~3udeg.
40 8boS. 9ertr Nicp 8rppn 3JdCr.
% 9btS. SlbG MuScprOCp MiUl0leS
100 IBIS. Stem SrlconS NM Srroe WcloNtS,
90 SayretS 9SQloc'S Taaljtg Soyup.
100 Sode GuTte. 500 ,&ticn Sctfe.
900 &iitcn &9ouantic uno S1lcr Candles.
200 Barrels SO. > fttte SRodyel. % 96lS. SO bp.
@geen &tl, Slod Era. 9}cu Bacon, 5one, Nep Speu!NerS,
Srco05, 9UcS luo SioeS, 9src.
6It'dc 8uttcr, GUttir9 GhCtc, 0emob,cuen GOTcc, YrTtr,
Guirue, Jiult1ro. Scoier 81 Sluc, StarG, 9coft
N2cOcr, g'e0 GCrcS, @lcp 9iuts, ScIl 8eien, Glmer,
GIUto @tre, g8alb Sroros, Nsappn9 unb 98rtt.ne
4oper, Set'2n SiHtne une p%ni6bliae onotrc @rtttel, bic
IN elmer grpt:tY g~crDbrltn 0eluHt wcrbcn
500 St'S. nGB olIoCC5 9Urc Wpuutatn Dem"
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