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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-20
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
WM. B KOONS Proprietor.
Rg.OO tINasUlsG PA.

THIS magnificent HoIei, situate in the
central portion OF the town, and op-
posile the Courl House, has been thoroughly
repaired and refurnished, aud the Proprietor
is now prepared 10 accommodates travellers,
leamsterS. droveTs and boardsrs in The most
pleasant and agreeable manner Hls table
will be supplied with the best the market
affords, and his Bar with The choices. liquors.
Aueniise ostlers will always be on hand,
and his siablIng is the most extensive in
this section OF country. Omnibuses will
always be in readiness 10 convey passen-
gers 10 and from the Railroad Depols.
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Mex, Mondav week will be Court week
in this county. We would noiity those owing
us thus early, that they will greatly oblige
ne by bringing or sending rs their indebted
ness upon that week. II may be an adVan
sags 10 some TO heed this notice. We must
collect closer.
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GRAND JURORS

FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861.
Room-PhiIip Eyer S Ausion Ritter.
Beaver-William Schell.
CaItawissa-Jacob Genseh
Centre George FJeas, Wm. Hoffman.
rklin-Jesse Cleaver, Clinton Mem
cenhall.
FI.hingcreek-HenryB Bi'tenbender.
wood-William MaIher.
Hrmioc k-John McRey nods.
Jackspn-lram Deu.
Locn,l-WIIliam Yeager.
MadIson-SamueI BrugIer.
Maine-John Grover.
NJ filin-Johd HsIiIer, Jacob HaItzel
Oran2e-Pheuias Brewer.
PiIe-WiIIism Ksshner.
Scou-Jokn KressIer, Dsn'l l.. Ever hari,
William White.
Shugarloaf-Saml Kitchen, John Lewis
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CHAaLas H. NoLL. the late barber Of this
place. has joined Capt Winters Company
of Philadelphia. He was home on fur
Tough, last week, paying visit TO his fami-
~. His brother continues the barbering
business, and is worthy oil patronage.
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Nrw LraooRs ere to be had, al The Liquor
store Of Danie1 Robins, in this place. He
has lately replsnished his already large and
superior stock Of liquors. Those dealing in
the article as retailers will find II TO their
advantage to purchase al this establishment.
The prices are right, and the liquor 10 -
Choice liquors of every description are 10
Be had al this store.
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AccIDEsT.-we learn that WILLIAM SHsF-
PER, son of Samuel Shaffer, OF bloom twp.
had one of his legs broken on Tuesday last,
caused by the running away Of his Team
two horses-with a load OF oats throwing him
of the wagon and passing over him. One
other young man was hur but not seriously.
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THr fr-t snow Of The season fell on Thurs
day night last II treminded one strongly Of
the approach of winter. and OF making the
necessary Preparations for an early and
long one. The hills hereabouis were quite
whi,e.,he article having fel; 10 the depth of
abou, two inches.
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SPECIAL attention is invited TO the new
advertisement of HgsRY ZuPPISsER's wach
and clock establishment ir this weeks STAR
MIR. z has just improved his instruments,
and received increased faciiiIe<. 10 enable
him 20 execute the most difficult jobs with
neainess and dispatch His workmanship
viii favorabIy compare with any done this
eide Of our eastern critics. Give Kim a trial
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THr Republicans explanation in relaiio n
80 the Fair printing is satisfactory. All We
have TO say is, bad the Republican made up
i,s bid Tor the iening at the rate il charged
for that s'extra work" il woaid never have
received the work at the price reported
forty-fro 6oiia's sond serenity fle cents. That's
sslI--you can run along.
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SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES
A NECESSi FY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLDI
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S

CVulL nhNU Uh HE lImLS
A NECESSi rYI IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD!
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
The Strongest Glue in the World.
The Cheapest Glue IN the World.
] he Most Durable Glue in the World.
The Ouy Reliable Glue in The World.
The Besr Glue in the World.
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE
Is The The only article of lhe kind ever
produced which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
ii WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend yonr Harness, Straps, Belts boots &c
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces of that expensive Cut Glass
Bottle
1T WILL MEND IVORY,
DON'T throw away that broken ivery Fan, il
Is easily repaired
1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and Saucers can
be made as good "a new
II WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out OF your Marble
Mantle can be put on as strong a ever
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter If ,har btok n Pitcher did not
cost bula shilling, shilling saved is
a shilling earned
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly AlabasIer Vase is broken and
you Can't match il, mend it. il W i'll new
er show when put together.
1T WILL MEND BONE, CORAL, LAVA,
AND IN FACT EVERY THING BUT
METALS.
Any article Cemenred with AMERICAN
II Is mended
1AS & p@@ 0sa
every HcGsekeeper should have sup.
ply OF Johns & CTosIey's Cement Glue -
Ne,D York Times
''lt is so convenient 10 have in the
house "--Neto York E1D,ess
'lt is al wsys ready this cnmmends il
to every body p Independent
Eve have tried II, and find il as useful
in our house as water. ."-HiLtes' Sprit orthe
Times
ECONOMY WEALTH.
$1,000 per ear saved IN every family by
One Boil- Of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Pfce 25 Gers per Bople
Prce % Cents per Bottle.
PrIce % Ceais per Botle.
Price 25 Gents per Boule.
Prce 25 Gems per Bomle.
Ptce - Gents per BonIe.
Very Liberal Reduction 10 Whole
sale Buyers.
TER NJ : T. "A SH.
q For Sale by all Druggists, and Store
keepers generally throughout the ronniry
JOHNS 81 CEsOSEEY.
(Snie Manufacturers
TX WILLIAM STREET
Corner OF Lloeny street. NEW YORK.
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Tzs Baptis, Congregation a, this place,
sre holding revival meeting; it has been
going on durirg the past week. They will
have preaching on Sabbath aext at 10 o.
clock, A. N.
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INLAY AND BIcKNELLs Bank Noie Reporter
the 15th inst. This is sure and sale mon
ey guide, considered among the very most
reliable Published in Philadelphia, al 50
far the semi mouihIy and 81 Tor the month
10
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NARKEr PRIcss in this place. still keep
mp Buckwhea' Flour is selling at 81 %
per cwt. Fresh Pork So 90 per cwt Poia-
ioss 4oc per busheI. Chickens 25 10 s7s cts
Q pair.
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Persss is on hand 10 day "wednesday
With fresh oysters He is selling as usual al
Gle per quart. Give him uiAI-shey are
right.
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Tss OFFICIAL voTE OF this Representative
District wall be seen in this weeks paper.
Hurrah for the Democracy
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Ok our ou,sds this week will be found
about two Regiments OF war news, quite
interesting.
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DARLENG'S
Liver 'RRGUhAF@Ba
19RR SRI1RgMg.

N9Sa - - 49, Aa ts4 - 49, sssA - =
Are pure vegetable extracts. Tney cure
all bilious disorders of The human system.
They Segulate and invigorate the liver and
kidneys; they give tone 10 the d gestive
organs; they regulate the secretions, ex
cretions and exhalaiions, eqnalize the cir
culaion, and purify the blood. Thus, all
bilious complaints--some OF which are
Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Piles, Chis and Fevers, Costiveness or
LaOseness-are entirely controlled and
cured by these remedies.
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR
Removes the morbid and billions deposits
from the stomach aud bowels, regulates the
liver aud kidneys. rem owing every obstruc-
tion, restores natural and healthy action
Ia the vital organs. l. is superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than Pills, and much easier 10
lake.
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
l. superior toric and dunic excellent in
cases of loss of appetite, haiulency, female
weakness. irregularities, pain in The side
and bowels, blind, prolrnding and bleeding
piles, and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY /:
Jas. L. CrumIsy, merchant, 1874 Fulton
sirsei, New York, writes, August l8, 1860 !:
~ have been afflicted with plies. accom-
panied with bleeding, the last three years /;
| used
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Wso viii bring us'a gob1lar for Thanks
giving day! Doa't all speak a, once.
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See new advertise menis in to days STAR.
GIVE .bem q careful perusaI
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TRAVERSE JURORS
FOR DECEM BER TERM, 1861

TRAVERSE JURORS
FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861
Bionm-Joshua FstIerman.
BeaVer-Daniel G. Gearhari, Franklin l..
Shuman
Bor Berwick-John McAnall, Iavld
Baurher-
Brlarcre-k-Jacob Bower, FraGcis f rams.
Bpnlon-Elias McHrnry.
Canswis-s-Wil.a am John, VIM. Cr'asy
i,enlre-Sa nGel CreselIng.
FtshiGgcreek-John Boston, John less,
] hn Andrews, George NJ Howell, John
Dre~her.
Franklin-Daniel ZHr.
Greeuw ood-Isaac d. Patton, John +.
Moore.
Locusi-Lewis Lee, William Thtmas,
NaIhIas PeFsiDg.
Madison-S,Ias Barber, Jacob Man ming,
William Kuchen.
Mon.onr-John Dieterick, Washi lgton
Bitienhender
Mif14n-rhomas Hicks.
Mt Pseasant-Joseph X. Vanderslice.
Oranee-Dasid Achenbaeb.
Ptne-Thomas Harlin, Jacob Chr itian,
Hiram Shdlrz
Roaringcreek-Daniei Leyan.
Scolf-Georee Mack.
Sngarioat--Jacob Fritz.
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EMPLOYMENT +!
S75s

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from S25 TO SIS per month,
and all expenses, TO acIive Agents, or give
com mission. Particulars sent free. Ad.
dress ERiE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. r
JAMES, Ge, eraI AseI', Milan, Ohiu.
BlnoihsLure, Aug. 81, 1861.
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ECONoMYIS WEALTH.

Important To House Owners.
Important 10 Builders.
Important 10 Rail Road Companies.
Important to Farmers.
To ak 1chom this mag concern, and IL concern!
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,ARLING S LIVER REGULATOR,
and Life ESitters.

passed cioled blood b, ihe uret ra -
! am now entirely cnred, aud take pleasure
in recommending these remedies
Nr>. c. Tebow, IL Christopher Street, N
Y, writes "Feb. 20 lS60.-l have been
subject 10 attacks oi Asthma the last twenty
years. | nave never found anything equal
TO
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in affo5dtno immediate relief II Is Thor
orsh Liver and billion. remedy.n
Mrs Yonng, of Btookl,n, wri'es. "Feh
%, 1860 lin May last had severe at
tack oI Piles, which confined me TO the
house took one bottle Of
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nARIING,S LIYER REGuLATOR.
EsarIing's Life Biiters,

and was entirely cured. have had no
attack since
d Weslerveli, Esq, of Sonth 5rh, near
9Th Street, Williamsburg, L. l., writes =
Angus: 5, ls6O-Having been troubled
with difficulty in lhe Liver, and subject TO
hiIions attacks, | was advised oy Trend
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with difficulty in The Liver, and subject TO
billions attacks, was advised oy friend
10 rry
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
did so. end found ii 10 operate admirably
removing the bile aud srousin9 The liver 10
actIvi,v have also n-st "a
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When our children are out Of SORTS, we
give them few drops and II sets them all
right. | find j: meets the general wants OF
The stomach and bowels when dIsordered
Reader, If you need enher or both OF
he mosI excellent Remedies, inquire for
them al the stores; if you do not fnd them
take no olhef, bni inclose One Dollar ~ a
Ielier, and on receipt OF the money, the
Remedy o. Re needles will be sent accord
ny 20 your directions, by mail or express;
post paid. Address.
DAN'L s. DARLING,
l02 Nassau 81. New York
Put np in so cent aud 81 Bottles each.
November s. l86!.-6m.
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9lns 6prt Nlonrue.

Sort MOnrpe, 4. 9ug. Da5 germont.
9Iegtmfnt 9tbt morgan fra9 naA Mtp=6aoen alb.
gtele GolOntaire PCS 9lep=golftr T. Neoimenta
werpen sur lelben 3eit rad 6auie abreiitn,
Sol. Senepir TOM Steuben Geainent) lpQ
%TfItantrt D0bsn- De, lelbe befinpet li6 iepod, npd,
IN 9~leprptt yi,tps.
Seitoem b,raui@enDe @etrGnfe 9ter inter fet-
ner Seotngung mebr ~persauIt meroen piirfen.
berrlNt 8r0Bere Orpnung unD Die3ipltn inter
Den 3ruPpen pno 70 itrenge Ioa pieler 8efebl elm
%oebalten psrpen, nap lylblt ale 0afete, Die an
Gn3tere pcer Solpateu Der Serl6iepenen Neatz
msnter bierber b%ef6rOert merpen, BET i0rer Din,
tunft 8qm 9rUpOlt~M arl6aa t~nlpi5irt merpen
l0len nnO ale 9iqu6re, melfe liA in lolden 81
feten fuOen mDgeu, Dem 0OipitaG p%erfalen.
Sen. Butler lelblt lit Den Solpateu nit einem
9uten Set pieIe poran9e9an9en, inOem er mebrere
&tlten Wein ii. / ~, Die iHn oils @sl6euf 3uqe=
l9ldt tporpen wareu, 3uriGBelAidt bat.
Der Oampier oSpauloing" miro Die 9aGtiz
ntprer Oampf- 6auUne na6 Boltpu b~rinaeit.
Dr0f, ga NiOuntait bat Die Gutoedma aez
ntaAt paB Die 3ebellcn 3pet IApere Oel6iiBe bel
Sfmel's pOtnt aufabren, pab1lAeinlth ur1 Die
S9tfe bel Stp 4oint, penn ni6t Die 8eltunq
ieIblt, 81 attnquiren,
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@pn ser 0rmee rea Gen 3nnea.

Sanop 0pOf, @iO., s. Quq. 6eute frnl
nuroe Same6 Ntc@jolorif, BON Gpnpaauie G
70. penuiplp. 9le9inent pur1 einen .3ufal e.
1hoiien.
8lii6t9e Gontre6anbe (g2eger) fommen tdq.
lib aus Der umgsgenp in's Eager unter Dem 8Ur.
tp1npe, baB tbre 6erren Se3eiiioniltcn ietett. 8ii
Jtbt lit Die lem 3ulauf fein Gtnbalt aet6an nor
Zen inO mas nit pemielben gclheben miro, lit
nod lmbefannt.
Gintge Oft3iere meinen, IS it ~apedr6Btn.
tpenn man Die Gtgentbamer ben Der Nntpeien,
belt tbrer @tlaoeu in &enntniB 1ebte unD lie
rrenm ie erl6tenen nm ibre @flapen 3u Reliant
rel, auhOroera, ptn GiD Der 9reue Qeaen bic 9.
ct. 9tt8terling gu %leilief.
gSdBrenD Der legtet 9ldGt 6%enierften unGerP
NuBarl- Yplten rerpadttge 8epeaunaen in 0lea=
tent SatlCp, aus peneat l6 Elm ge,pilles .aelnein
i6aftltbes panoeln Der Se}eiIionilten ~ichliefen
laBt. @}cbrfre %pertlben linO lebr rei9e unp an
9eebene Yeute.
Wetern tarlen un9ffGGr 50 p0it ben aus Col.
N(anrF5 9tc9juent, peaen Gtpe5perpetaeruno
Nlagepjeenen 3urid unO erfI0rten, pa6 lie BE-
rett iseu, Den GiO gu Ietten. 6eute fruit ieppA.
ais le gum ShmTren fCmmen fouteit, ~lriitften
llar AZ pen Gin. Die llsbrigen wurpen jofprt
lDrer llntformcn auttletpct unD nad5 6arrtabura
g16tdt, no Ne na6 pem 0eleBe irerpen bebars
bclt perpen. Oiso 9tegtnlent miro lpa6ribetll,
LID pur6 @pmpd8nicn, Die ldbon in pennlylpay
nten orJanilirt lino. perpoltanDigt merpeu. Sine
itarFe 9apalerte Abtbeilrug, pie am SpnuabeuD
III Str8inien einriidte, it nod ui6t 8urildgefe6rt
ltto muroe p%srielten 6ourage uodgelNldt.
lin baIb 10 tl6r beute fritz muepe plGb(i6
an1altenpt8, fairies 8euern pom Zen MarYlanoz
6DGe1 ais gebOrt,
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Caucus in 9SreDeriT.

6reoertd, 5. Plug, Die Mlttelteber ber
Se9lslatur BON NiorqIono, ipelfe f6 8reunpa
Ter iipIiden 9tedte nennen, bislten beute NbenD
einen Caucus i'm Senats 3immer, lnp nobmeu
Sehlitfe an, pornah le etne @pnpentipn beirut
fen molten, melc5t fh am 10. September in gal<
ttlnOre periammelu lo0, mn Ganptpatsn fir pas
@onoernems= unc Gpmptrpaer-N mt fir Marps
lonO 3u egnenneu. }luG beiAlplen 1e, cine
@oreiie an Die 8arger pom MarYlanD gu e~rGaIeu,
ipel@e Ilmmtli@e lltrliacn Miit5lieper Der Qeats.
atur Mntgr3eiGnen fmeLLten.
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eeaialatnr ppn msornlnnn.

6rebertd 5, 2tugut. SIN 6nufe trurr,
cine 8il on9enommen. wOOur6 Yroteft ein8ele9I
pirO ae9en pas Gerfabren Der 9teaterun9 be3is=
li6 Der 8altimprer 9pli3et. Dielelbe lhlieBt
nit ben Nprten llnO "a @barIes 6Cmaro, N.
$. @1tiGru unO SnO IS. Davis, Yolt5et Dtret.
loren, oerbaftet worpen linp ouf Sekbl Der Sc
neral Hegieruua unO In Sort Mlc6enrp ~fetaebol
ten rbne Die Nntla9eS2lfte elmer 0ranO SurY,
unD Oa %Oieielben ferner na6 Sort 9afa9ette 9e-
bra6t wprDen lino, no le Jest ais Staats= We-
fangcne 9e9alteu merpen. i'm WtOerlpru6 nit
BEN b~eiliaiten GticBen zines anleritanll6en 8ar=
gers, 70 itt e3
Sci hloieu, boB mir feierGibIt I'M Namen bes
Staate5 unO Der Burger BON MarplInO gesen
ioIte 6anpIuugen Der &tgterung prOteftiren unO
bteieI6eu, iOtpeit lie %ein5elne 9trUneu betrefen,
fur einel NiBbrauh BON 0epalt erahten, ben
uidto mjlpern npdb eatlfulpt9en farn uno Die in
tbrer 2ra9lreite auf Die eOnltituttpuele Oenalt
unD Die 9ripile9ien Ue5 Sta1tes elm re9olutipnd~
Ter umltur3 oee 8GOerots8 anpnifes inp,
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M ebrere HuhErf;

Ole Gr%curftpn pes 9t~epertrQn=
3es, Die II 6OIge pes l6leAten @etters am srrs
gan9eaen Donnerltas bis auf seltsrn perlNOSen
werpsn mllBte, ftel, ,pie ale 5elte. melbe pisisr
Seretn peranltaltet, pprtref,t b aus. Sa osn
l0attisen @au9en mnD auf Den 5Gbrn, pesdpe
psn ercurfpns=plaB uni9eben, ert6ntel Qteper
nnO Die FROZEN &lanse Der Neulit, NQe She'll
aepmer waren bDtt p~er9nitst uaO pteperum bat
Der Etepertran3 %bewteltn, Dap ct Is perltebt, 3u
1'Oer 3ett lstnen 8reunOem ansenebme Gtuneen
"a bereiten.
&c Yretsz@6teBen.- 6eute balten
cte p'eIi9en S9iBen auf tDrem lG6n ssleasaea
S2usen@0 Ofe Elm prets=S 0teBen, pObei li5 iepsr
etn9eTubrts, Der einen Ereia auelebt, auG betbgi-
llgen parf. Naeriet 8ersnaJungeu, Nlllif e.
perpen pas SeIt perberrliden.
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Ner Nnltrengun0 elm SpFer bes Ipbe8 aeppfbfr
Oertelbe btnterl1Bt cine ans brei NeriDnen bette
benpe Samilie in Q8iecpnlfn. Die Qeide n1,rf
auf EN- Baltimore Cemetery ~beerpiat.
Seuer@ Qlarm w1brenp oe5 WD.
mats Suit W1breup res Nlcnota c}nl
muroe 10 Mal 6eierldrm eemaht, rrrtma! po
teppd Der 2drtn rnte9ritnoet. Ser 0ertujt. Der
ole wtrtlttten 6ruerabriinite mad lih 3cae,t, Ian
l't a1lf $l4.234.34 %feftltelen, trppun SSb12, O0C
alletn auF Die .3erit6runs Der 6attprtt Der 6erren
SullofS, 9GaIbin9ton Noan, 31 l6rei6ea linp,
Jnr cprreipCnpirenpen Wipnate pes oeraanoeuen
SobreS f~anoen nur 6 6euerlarme Itatt nit einem
Uerlult ppn nur $556.75.
Gtn tnnger MGnn oeripunoet.-
Am Scnntag 9tn9en me0rere iun9e 2eute aus
Dem ~Dltllchen Staottbeile nab Curtis Street am
r6 bort Slide gu fan9en, Giner b~erlelben, Na=
mems Sclepb 6er9esbeimer, Der li9 ouf etntoe
Nu9entlide BON Der G1eleliGoft treaute, UNI aus
ftnsm Srunnen 0aRer gu lhGpfen, murDe pl5s
ltA BON einem MeuAelmGrOer u6erfaQen, Der
aus meter @ntfsrnuns auf i'm Itp6 rtno punn
trabrlheinltA lOb. Niebrere S6rott6rner BRAN
sen per9srsbeimer in Die redte Settle, iepo6 nicbt
70, eaB le sefdbrlt&e @unOsu perurla6ten.
Gas @tenbabn unalud Dpn
. pnndbenD.- @tr tbeilten oe(tern NIT
Dap am SOnnatenO Elm &inD BON einem 6tait.
etlenbaen : Ba99on itterfnbrem uAp aet6ptet
pnrpet bod batten mir oen giamen pes Rinpes
nt9t srfabren. N16tra9ItG lteqt es Ii6 berous.
zap palielbe Sarlb Mocre eebei6en unp NIT
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m4roe 9demano trgenp elmer SGulo an DEM
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9eben SOD ,purG 3ufaa."
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batte1 mir tpieoer Dridenp betges QDetter
mas auf Den 0elnnp9eit63ultanp uaftbeilia elm
lp'rfen miro, Der thermometer setate bon IS
81 GRAB i'm SAatteu. Auh DEN Golor.
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ne nit Der Nusle9urg Der neuen Straits aah
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arbelt e%trltellen, ia elmer Der eben bate fa1 lein
stben Dor liber9rpBer Nnttren8uns p%erlpreit. Der
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5etmatb pttr, nm cine Sour mad Den 6O6len,
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feierlid beigefegt perpen.
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babe,
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1er stne Tctnplt6e 8atIerte pOrgeprunoen iet uno
aut otelelbe geeuert babe. 6iinf SGiie b6tten
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Oant aus3alpreden unp 3lpar nit Der 8ttte. ban
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Drud eribetnen gu lallen.
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