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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
U. 8. Troops in baltimore Maryland Lsgisla-
turo

BALTIMORE, May ia large train Of Fede.'
raj troops arrived at the outer depot from the
Relay House, including the 9Th Massachusetts
and 9th New York Regiments, with abattery Of
artillery, which marched through South street,
posting 70 Federal HILL, overlooking the city,
one mile west Of Fort McHenry. The sudden
Appearance troops took thecitizens by surprise,
but they were greeted with appreciation and
cheefed along the whole route. aa 1i'ssNilsss
The Legislature didn't adjourn, Proyisiop
is made TO appoint Commissioner TO confer witl
Lincoln, Dayis and The Govfnors Of Virrinis
and Pennsylvania to stay hostiltiestill after che
meeting Of Congress. The House refpaed 4,
accede. ss Is siti f, ,,,e y -
| d Wallace reported bill calling d aoyereie,
convention. No action taken. dAdjoufaed III
tomorrow,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

CAMP JAcKsoN,-Capt. ABBoTr's Company
from Sidney, consisting of 70 men rank and file,
arrived at the Camp yesterday.
The issuing of rations and utensils for cook
ing, &c., at the Camp, was comm enced this
forenoon.
The man who was bayoneted yesterday by the
sentinel on duty is fast recovering from the eff
fects Of the wound. He admits, we learn, that
he was tamperipg with the sentinel. He can
not, therefore, complain Of the punishment he
received for his recklesaness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
[speclal to the Herald.l

WHERLIse, MAJ Major Oaks, of the U.
S. Army, left this morning for Wellsburg, to in
spect the military and distribute U. s. arms to
companies formed there. 7sS ,.t.
The citizens Of Wellsburg are under 100000
bonds to the Government, for the safety Of the
arms now there, including 1900 rifles, and 2O,'
600 rounds of cartridges.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
THE BASHAW STALLION |!
JOE GOODWIN

WILL MAKE HIS FIRST SEASON
w to limited number Of mares, from the lt Of April
to the lst OF July at my "Northwood Farm, ga miles
north Of Columbus Ohio.
JOE GOODWIN was bred and raised by A. p. Townsend,
Esq. OF Sussex county, New Jersey, and will be six
wears old on the ogh day of next June He sired
by "Loug Island Black Hawk" he by Andrew Jackson,
he by Bashaw, by the Imported Barb Grand Bashaw,-
His dam was Liberty, "a thoroughbred mare,) she by
Lance out of the famous "Chardavoyne" mare. Thus
1t will be seen that JOE GOODWIN descendant Of the
boast Of viz Old Andrew Jackson who was son OF the
famous Bashaw and the American Eclipse who was son
Of Old Messenger. Joe Goodwin gets back to Andrew
Jackson through Long Island Black Hawk in two crosses
and likewise gets back Eclipse In four crosses through
Liberty and Lance-Lance being son OF Eclipse; he
gets cross OF Expedition through Liberty, and also
cross Of Belfounder through the Chardavoyne Beloun
der. better combination of trotting and running
blood no horse possesses, and he isa Trotter.
JOE GOODWIN Is beautiful bay ID hands and inches
high black name and tall and with white mark except
star. He has very stylish neck and head, and bet
ter boned horse was foaed. Last FALL Joe God
land at the Virginia State Fair at Wheeling, at the Mus
knpum Valley Fair at Zanesyille, and in EVERY CASH
carried OF the first premium In trial OF speed at the
Ohio State Fair held at Dayton, where thirtyseven OF
the best stations from Indiana and OF this State con-
tended, Joe Goodwin pIsTAscED the whole field.
TERMS.
Twenty-Five dollars for the season. payable at the time
Of service Mares not proving with foal can have the
service Of the horse year. Good pasture for
furnished at reasonable rates. and careful attention will
he given hem but will not be responsible for accidents
vim Vys 0 RICHARD NEvINs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

BosroN, May l4-In the Senate, to day, a
bill was introduced authorizing the Governor to
form one or more camps to consist of 5 1000 men,
who are to be enlisted for three years, and who
are to be governed by the U. s. military law.
These troops are to be liable to draught, on the
requisition of the General Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

Gen. Wool to take Command Of Fortress Monroe.
WAsHlNeToN, May l4.--Orders have gone
from the War Department directing Gen. Wool
to assume command Of Fortress Monroe.
The Providence banks will take halfa million
of the loan next week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
Alotm ent Of v Volunteers to the Several State

hliOlm oub VI NOluuteeIb W tn6 oeVorhl pbhl6b
WASHINGTON. May 14.-The following is the
number of Infantry Regiments to be received
from each State for total increase of rs regi.
ments of three years. volunteers, under the re-
cent determination of the Government: New
York, IL; Pennsylvania, 10; Ohio, 8; Illinois,
6; Indiana. A.; Massachusetts, S; Missouri, a;
Kentucky, 9; Wisconsin, 3; Michigan, 3; Iowa,
2; New Jersey, 3; Virginia, Maryland, Maine,
Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island, Minnesota, Delaware, Kansas, Nebras-
ka and the District of Columbia, one regiment
each.
The other regiment, viz, Of Cavalry, is moi
assigned. =,
The General Government is doing what it can
though its Commissary and Quarter Master
General officers, to take proper care OF the vol
unteers and contingents Of States as they arrive,
but it will always be prudent on the part of the
States 10 have in Washington or on the route,
in advance OF their troops, a member of the State
General Staff to provide for contingencies and
see that the troops are properly cared for.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

MONTGOMERY, May 14.-In Congress resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted that the
President be requested to issue Q proclamation
appointing day Of fasting and prayer, in OBJ
servation of which all shall be invited to join
who recognize our independence. Jg Is 3 N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTArIvEs,


A. w. DoLsoN, ESQ Dear Sir:-Please &C.
cept from US our best wishes and kindest re.
CARDS for the many favors and marks of kind
ness we have received at your hands, and for
the even and plentiful abundance that has in
variably been served to US at your house for the
past four months. We shall, each of us, long
remember with pleasure the "Od Buckeye
House," and as we are now to separate,
and in all human probability will never all meet
together again, we take this opportunity to bid
you good bye, and wish you many days of hap.
piness 10 this life, and good "wide berth" in
the esprit land" Remember us kindly to
Mrs. Dolson, of whom we shall often speak, and
allremember when far away from the home made
pleasant to US. Yours truly,
E. ]. J.TRMBLE,, G. L. NOBLE,
JosEPH THOMPSON, T. X. JAooBs,
]. w. WATT, DENNIS 0oLE,
ID. VAN VooRHIs, Townsend GoRE,
P. KENNEDY, DAVIS JOINS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

" Camp Dennison is located on the west
side of the Little Miami river, fifteen miles
from Cincinnati, and about one mile north of
Milford, in Clermont county. 1t is situated on
rolling ground, and amid pleasant scenery
There are about eight thousand troops now in
tho Camn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

uTThe number troops at Camp Taylor,
Cleveland, yesterday, was 3.62S. Several com.
panies at the Camp have signifed their willing
ness to enlist for tho three years. service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

GJ'In all contentious, says the Rev. SYDNEY
SMITH, let peace bo your object rather than tri'
umph. Value triumph only as the means of
neaCe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
Maryland Responds to the Presidents Rsquisi
~ tion for Troops

BALTIMORE, May l5-Gov. Hicks has issued
a proclamation in answer to the Presidents
requistion for troops, and calls on the loyal citi.
zens Of Maryland to volunteer their services to
the extent of four regiments, for three months,
to serve within the limits of Maryland, or for
the defense of the Capital, subject to the orders
of the Commander-in-C Chief Of the United
States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape OF the
very latest eastern papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

New YoRK, May 15.--The Savannah Nsps
states, that on the morning Of the 9th, heavy
cannonading was heard in direction of the Caro-.
lima coast, at sea. h
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligations to 1t for the very latest papers
from tho eastern cities. a
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Merchants and Agents Wanted,

FEyO SELL OUR HVAIkIETRI IEWELKY
IL RnveIOps In every townin the Union. larger
pros realized than on any other branch Of Merchandise
For particulars, send stamp 10 6l2 0hesnnt street.
Philadelphia, Ps,at IS AZ fAhNAm VV.eg
mhI.V6W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
Philadelphia Market

rEIFeRAPHKD FOR THE OHIO srATnMAN
PHILADELPHIA, May Is.
FLoUR-steady, S. 6OB5 62h for superine. WHEAT
advanced 4c. sales 5000 bushels red 81 s7@1 Al,
white 81 45@l 55. OoRS-buoyant, sales o 900 bush.
63c. WHIsKY-l@Hh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

THE BUCKEYE HoUsE.-The following compli
ment to mine host DoLsoN, Of the Buckeye
House, in this city, is we'll deserved The mem.
bers of the Legislature who sojourned there
during the session., have testified to what we
have long known, and that IL, that Asa DoLsoN
"knows bow to keep tavern"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

BosroN,sMsy 15lh.-The steamship Arabia
sailed this morning. She took outabout $4,000
In specie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between ireland and America.
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.

The following new and magnificent frst-class paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line:
ADRIATIO, 5Sss tons burthen, Capt, j. MAuRY
(Formery Of the Collins Line)
HIBERN!A, 400 tons burthen, Capt. N. pRowsE.
ANGLIA, d,400 " " " NICHOLSON.
PRINCE ALBERT, (screw.)
1900 g. 'f " j. WALKER.
One Of the above ships will leave New York Boston
alternately every Tuesday fortnight. for Galway car
rying the government mails, touching at st. Johns,
N. II.
The Steamers of this line have been constructed with
the greatest care under the supervision Of the govern
ment have water tight compartments and unexcel
led for comfort safety and speed by any steamers aoat.
They are commanded by able and experienced officers,
and every exerion will be made TO promo the comfort
Of passengers.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Frsclass N. Boston to Galway or Liverpool 500
Second-class, I" 20
Firstclass, to st johns 10
Third-cass to Galway or Liverpool.
or any town in Ireland, on a Railway, 30
Thrdclass passengers literally supplied with pro-
visions Of the best quality cooked and served by the ser
wants of the Company
RETURN TICKETS.
Parties wishing to send for their friends from the old
country can obtain tickets from any town railway, in
ireland, from the principal cities Of England and scot
land, at very low rates.
Passengers for New York, arriving by the Boston
Steamers, will be forwarded to New York free OF charge
For passage or further information, apply to
WIN II. WIoKHAM,
At the Office Of the Company, on the wharf, foot Of
Canal street. New York.
ROWLAND & AsPINwALL, Agents.
ao,iIIQd6n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15


II Is conveniently arranged Band containing med
icaed compound to be around the Waist, without
OF living is required and It entirely removes The dis
ease from the system, without producing the injurious
enecs arising from the use Of powerful internal med
cnes winch weaken and destroy the tuition and
gNe temporary relief only. By this treatment the med
cna properties contained in the Band come in contact
with the blood and reach the disease through the poes
OF the skim efectng in ecery instance a perfect cuIe
an ana restoring the parts afflicted to a healthy condition
lhs Dand also mostpowerful ANTI MERcURIAL agent
ana w entirely relieve the system from the ernicios
snecls OF Mercury' Moderate are cured in few
and we are constantly receiving testimonials OF its
encacy in aggravated cases Of long standing
PRICE $500, to be had Of Druggists generally or can
SEM oy mail or express with full directions for use
Ofice, ' 'A' i'"''p"'
No. 400 BROADWAY, New York.
u SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietors,
NJ B'-Descriptive Circulars Sent Free
NJ Agents Wanted Everywhere.
mh2S lyisorlstp. .d&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

SECOND QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE ORPHAN's
HOME OF CoLUMBUs.-During the past quarter
four children have been admitted to the Home,
and we have had numerous applications for the
admission of others, but owing to our limited
means, and the applicants not being whole Or
phans, it was thought best not to admit them.
During the quarter eight have been sent to
good homes-one to the Infrmary-eaying nine
still in the Home. Most of them are deficient
in intellect or are physically unable to take care
of themselves, which renders their stay at the
Home positive necessity.
TREASURERs REPORT.
Balance on hand at the close Of the quarter end.
ing Feb. 8, l66i.. 80
Receipts for the 39l az
Total............,.,........ s546 09
Disbursements S3J0 50
Balance In Treasury .....''.....'..... l5i 80
For taxes on property y................. lS3 80
Interest on the debts Of property.'.''' So %
Actual expenses of the Home for quarters675 GO
CASH DONATIONS FOR THE QUARTER.
Mrs. j. w. Andrews, SIS 90; Mrs. ]. S.
Hall, Sc co.; Columbus Typographical Society
$ll 30.
DONATIONS OF CLOTHING AND PROVISIONS.
From Mrs. Case, Mrs. Kilbourne, Mrs. Cham
pion, Miss Medbury, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Hunt. MrLK-Mrs. Fell, Mrs. Cham
pi0n. r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-15

The following new and magnificent frst-class paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line;
ADRIATIC, 5,sss tons burthen, Capt, J. MAuRY
fEnrrnerIu Of tho nnllina Line 1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29
Die 9tm9em bieber 9eriebtct!
Oa6 9roBe Quentom
GQbtnet<9Sd0renld0er,
1MNlbnrg nnO 0agenbn6

@abtnetmaaer In Der Staot Nqrntaun,
8eotentn fib cisrsr Gtlsstnhsit ibren Sreunpsn,
tunosn uno Dem 9Cthrttn Qutlitum ti6crbaupt on.
uiet9tn, Dap re hr Gobinvtg gB larenlaoer ron SO.
II IN tbr berrllc1G6 ngut Gjet6uoe, So So in Der
Bslt: oamiltcnsStra6G, uno jwor ocrooe osaend6er
oaltntuh's bcteL usrIGat babCn, Gupc ilr nun be-
rEtt itno allen IulprshGnocu qerare Hoh Nunrb al
olcnCn. -5br 9e9cnudrtiaer Stcd IN mahrlib Elm
'crtretfIibsr unb bsitsbt gum SbciI aus iol9sntsp
trtitttn:
Bureaus, Scitboaro5, 0ierz, Gcntres,
Soros, Dining uno Sreaffoit SiTben,
8dbers uno ale 2(rten anoere S6rGnfc,
8botnotz un0 SofasSiIde, @arlor 81
ibe, Sofas, NianosStGble, SprinQs sSibz
S0autcl SttDte, 8ettltelten bon alien
Senennun9en, io lUie iiberbaupt ale 2(r@
ttcl Die IN eIncm UolIitdn6i9en Cabinet
Baorens9o9cr 8eIubt >peroen.
Sie perftrti9en ebSu'olls ouf V'sftGuro lsos Nrt
,on Eurnitur, nab cCr ntucttu Sdlhicn, uno iSeev
'cn thnCn rGrtauftr artitl muG ros tin fir mas Gg
bn rtrtauftu, uno muR pCle 3ufritonhGit astGu.
baushSltrr unb EtlcHners Jung: Peuts peldbe
oausbatnn9Gn gu btlinntn 9eotntSn, icNhn uidht
Vriumtn tSt thnrn onuruftn ehC ite fcnimo taufeu,
'notm ilt urlbrt ftbtn oos ht ibncn bargains
luhtcttn tSnnrn, Die nlratnbSrpo au5trbatb Qbiaeds
1hta utrtrcfTtn rtroIn tSnrtn.
6tr trrsits asnoFsus tjteratt lIntErfttfuna fuc
le btrGb cantbar, uno pGreen eurtb tin0S 9rsi6e
rno 9ntc @Cbauclun9 jbrs 8unofbaft itsts ju pcr'
nrhrCn iuhcn.
" S.-&tr9Giet bGn Srt nibt - Serftlte iR
no. -, Q8sit oamlton: :StraGG-uno ruftt eafcl6lt
IN, uno uterjsu0t Cub dbit pcn ttr gBabrbSit prn
Ncm mas Otsu 9ialt III.
Midlbur9 uno 6aoenbub.
December 10, 1850. ralS
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3 oOne! %nGooG !

Die unier3sancttn 9rrfcrtigr ppn Giaarrtn
uno Iatatbdnplr, mGnihm Gisarrcnmadu unO
Oas gubIiium i'm Nu9rmcnrn rarauf auimcrtiam
III MAIDEN, oaB iie icetcn erbaltcn batcn ene oro
Be unp aaarmrae 2uewabl ppn Gcnneetcut
Obc unO Spnniitem Slattu.G Gatat, nebii cner
lIsCmcnm Auswabl Ter bciten alttn Stcd 81,
3auCn, 9avmcjih mO 3au6 Iatat, rslbc5
lI.c1 iie gum &utauf nuebisten in i9rsm Stpre.
Nogp Sirbcnle StraBr, @urutaun, "a, fir 8aar.
5siP pltr auf Gurl.
Fbarlrs q, k"ss rne s5ers
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-29

Der llntrisitrrte 3ctst btrmtt Dem putlfum
an, enb er teitInpig auf 6anb taIt an ltiner Sut'
l6ens 5atrt in Stnrdtpiar, 2c6n Gauntp, ale
Nrtsn 2utfcbcu, bic CT an ben allrniCperIten
prriisn ablabsn wirb. Oirle 5atrit teilebt lett
SirIen Sabrsn unb Bat Ii6 rurh irine cauertoItr
uno wpblfele Grteit etnen 9u.rn Suf crwcrten.
Dur tie bette Materialim wsrbsn tenuBt unb 9e'
l6dte Grbstsr ansearat. gs IN INNER cine 9rC'
es ger16iseenbeit pcrrdlbis. aus prlter man f6
pdtlrn fam. gEcnn man T6 cine nsus 6utite
coer onbee5 6obr,sua telslIt, pirb bic Seltsl'
lung prompt sriiillt werom. 8rparaturen prpsn
Itntu uno tiQta ouegefltrt. 0ril Der @iesn'
tbiimer ieinem @ei6Gite jspe 2lufmutiamtst nib
met uno feline Subrwerfen an 0ourbaftigteit,
S6Tntstt uno Sjlliefst tsinm anbsrn i'm Stnot
nathbsn, 70 bari sr Scn 8c6tspreen auf sinsn
3umads Der litrralrn RunpIaait rs6nen mpmit
man i'm tercits bgebrtc.
sss-S nc a d s IN mrin auttpriIirter o.
gent UNI 5utrwrisn gu Scrfnufcn mb gsRellureen
eaftir anjunsImrn, fir prl6e ArttfI Id gut lrs
ben perbe.
Sonotban Sep.
Nprtl 10, 1861. nq6W
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Die 9rDfe nnb ans9ehebnte
Rntld)en 9abrik
9e9entiber Der OeutIbsIutberifben Stride
uno unfern 6o9enbub'6 @aftbaus in
9Incntdun.
ID { tcr G. { { h t

gRodt Ieiueu Srsunbsn uno Dem putlitum i'm
au9cmencn bCtannt, bae or nch immCr an cben be
toatsm often Stano bos SutIdb euma6bcr 0c=
fbdft in aus9cnCbntcr g8eile brtretbt, ncislbt CT
isos n,S9idc Grt pen Sobr,su9en rerfrte, uno ras
ouf ons Rsttsite uno WciterbafGite, uoem CT ltlbf
Gin srfabrruer uno prattfbsr 8uHhcnmodber in
uno nur eelhtdts NrbsitCr onteut. 8ri ibm fneet
man itrts pcrrdtbi9 uno merpsn ouf Bsifeuuns se
maht
alt artsn Garrtuues. Ssnnp Ginbs, 9ussiss,
SuIttss, 8OddBoYs, GarrYaqs,
uno uberbaupt ale anpsre leidbts Sabr,cuoe, Die in
Einem 9utSn @tatIidcmeut gu fnren fno, Su eonj
ttlsSn preilen.
0C- ale ICins 1rbeitrn ino natb Der utueiien
gRcoe uno aus Den bCitsn Wlottriaitn perfertiat.-
Solcns, rorhe oabEr Gin autCs, netTCs uno IhGnef
SabBeu9 gu BADEN punltbCu, rperosu frrunrlIdf
elnaClaocn. tC tbm pcrulprGten unn feblt III Crnms
tnlrsn, poS Ctn gutter 9Nchonit tbuu fam. lInr
lille tonnen frb oarauf rErlafIen bog meiae Irbei
&C d. tt-uno tmmcr bic Qrcbc ausQchattrn hat.
0Gntbar fir ott tiberoe 6untfcboft bic mir hts:
bsr gu Shctl wurnc, bcfs ih ourtb fcrtqGlcetc SIC,
mubun9sn tm Ditnte mctncr 8unbCn cine Scrtpau:
er thrsr Suut uno cine ltete 8ermcbruuo ocs Gf.
tentlthsu @ObIwcIens ;u psroirncu unN ;u crbaI:
ten.
Retcr s.. 2cbr.
Auentaun, Wai :. nlbc
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0Dnnet@ t@8Dren.

Die unterjeidnrtcn baten Iorb.n gum @crfauf
ebaltcn, cine berIAe Nuspabl Bonnet. 9rrrn-
ein iplGe5 2Iprttment ME nod ME f6epcm rims
In Allsntaun an8rtrchcn purrf-unp lapen ras
Der Ndbcrtnncn, Mliusr &au1Icuts II. +. 10. rin
ttt tbnrn ocr3ufpreffn, wenn lie Sdr9ains ma.
den mclrn-rcun ibrc GrriBs fno gang unges
rUbnIiG ttai9.
Gutb uno S0elfrib.
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QGbfcs Nref;:gSnorcn.

9srsss 9lnsteS, pclte GtiUers, Saese Oelan.
fgmirtrr unp un9rf6mddtsr 0ebese, DucnIs,
pOlrns Osatns. Gin sOafdneisss Enforcement
I4waprr unb fsurirter Ssbs, Elm ppaes Oh
lurtement S6aplt, IOl6t ais ererudte uni
9ro6a, tesrdn3te StsIa, 3bitst wUllrne unr
fsutrts S6awIs, rin Solles Enforcement Gu.
fires 8aalans uno SodsGlrats, 9abiet unp
MiFss 8rGbliness
gBir BADEN cbsnfoa5 Gin ueuRanoi9es Ifcrtsment
einbsimiitbsr Sitter, ais
Gattun, Wuslin, Ginstams, G6cds, 9idinet,
Glannsts, Cotton 6lannsl, StI6td6sr,
uno cine er6Gs @:rlhsotnbst oursrer Sitter, mel:
de mir on ben nieori9ten YreiBen gum @srtaaf an:
bietsn. 3u pGrfoufCn bei
Rcnin9cr uno Sdeimer.
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6utb une 5clfrib.
<SD0rlsS S0rfm sc
Nlrrfnrrfnnf5 NIrihrrhHnrlcr.

bat itn GtaWlitmGnt Vcn cGm ncrb5fli6tn Gdt .
lien uno Warttlir0et, nab ocm nrueu uuo erc5,
fSurrftltCn uno cIGgartcu GjetGurs
I'm gto. Cos Gbe6nut Strobe
Oy'rbuI6 osr Gtln, unttrs Slilt, in Ybilapclpbi
p1lGgt
Gr cffcrirt nun Gin friIbts uno frbr ouf9'frb1
tCs ufortsmsnt rcr Spdtjdhrss unt SStrtcd
SlciSuuo, fir yQarncr uno lRn0btn gum &t
touf. rcm CT rit lufmcrtomtCit ron prcmptCn
lRcnot uno Por9dN aauttr rnIabet
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cagtlbe gu perEFyuljhlu.
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Rngs, Scans, 9wrrp6, Sattinrtt, Gaitmrrett
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Gloves, 9tnsns, 9CIcus, Collars, Grapata,
8rgenIdirmsn, u. T. no, bel
Renin9er unO Sbeimer.
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uno Sara 8ofre, oIs lrttn pCu @Cu:Srsonss
porto 8t9c @aroines:, Mustccoro: unb ous Scr:
ten pcu Srrup- -I0clages - olIe lrtGn ron 3udrr,
Sbse, ocui9. RcFnsn Sds, Chocolate, 6Ss, 8ics
Sal. Scoa, Soca:alht, Gut. Gar. pcu ecoa, unr
ale Qrtsn pcu SpeitEs. gu pIrtauftn bt
Ncninasr unN Sheimer.