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1.sW Mr. Wicklifrn.

tey Mr.. Wicklifie, Of Kentucky, the
other day, stated in the House of Repre-
sentatives, that 500 slaves from MARYLAND
had reached Washington, and the militia
ry authorities had arrested the persons
that attempted their recovery. Where is
the Fugitive Slave law nov? And where
isthe Presidents oath that he twill see
the lacs faithfully cXecutedw
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Fancy Goods and Notions,

Such as Pocket Books, Porunonais, Pocket knives
Combs and Brushes, Watch Chains and Guards.
Violin and Guitar Strings, Pistols, Revo.yers.
Gays, Spcctaclcs, ana Il great many other fancy
and useful articles too numerous TO mention; all
of which we will sell as well as the Clothing,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We invite every person in need Of Clothing, or
Of any Of the ve-mentoncd articles, to favcr
US with call and view our Goods and Prices and
we are confident jhat we can give satisfaction so
that every person shall fed inclined to tell his
friends where good and cheap clothing can bo got.
We are constantly receiving acccssions to our
Stock from our own Manufacturing Establishment
in Philadelphia, and shall alwaysbc supplied with
good variety Of all articles in our line, which
shall surpass in style, cut, and workmanship, aad
chcapneSs, those Of any other similar Establish
mcnt in THE part Of the State and by fair and
honest dealings, we hope to merit a liberal shasc
of Public patronage.
REIZENSTEIN BROS. & co.
Clearlcl, Pa, April g. 1862.
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CHAIRS !! CHAIRS!l!
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY,

The undersigned has now on hand, at his Fur
niturc Rooms on Market ST., ClcarGcld, Pa a
short distance west Of Lin's Foundry, a largo
stock of
CHAINS OF ALL KINDS,
manufactured out of the b:st matcralr, finished
III avery superior manner, and which he will sell
L0WFOR CASH, His long experience in the
business makes him feel confident that his chairs
arc made in a substantial and workmanlikc man
ner, and will stand the test Of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chairs should call at once
and get them while they can be had at the lowest
rates. JcIN TROUTMAN.
Mar. 27- lSS1-G.
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STRINNG TIMES IN PHILADEL

- PPIA! Tremendous Excitement oWopg m
.Howes !! !-ENCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadelphia Polite and the notorious For
ger and countcrfcitcr, ia ucs buchanan Cross q
Cross kccaptTcd! 1t seems to be the gcncr.
al o,inion in Clcarfcd, that if Cross had worn a
pair Of Frank Short Frcuch-calf Boots. that hc
would not be taken yet. However. shorty /,
not much put out at missing his custom but
would announce to all Brcckiuridyc, DougJos.
L"eotn ond 6cH men, and women and children
in CIearfeld, and Sinncmahouing in particular.
that be is sprcparcd to furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Caters Of any style or pattern, stitch.
90, sewed or pcggcd, land as he is a short fcl.
low on short notice
All kinds Of country produce taken in cx.
change, and cash not refused. Repairing done
IN the ncatcst manner and charges moderate, at
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street. opposite
Reed, Woaver Il Co.'S store, FRANK SHORT.
N. i, Findings for sale sent. 2R. 1890.
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+ FURNITURE ROOMS.
BENNER &c BARRETT

- -T-||UTT' HNUOUUVl W TN0 VUUTIT TOIT T00I
haro completed and arc now occupying ihctncw
furniture wnrcro0ms, fronting 200 do Market
Lot anl nearly opposite tho Court HUusc.
cabinet making will De carried un 10 the up
Der story Ul thc same building mall its
DIFFERENT BRANCHES.
All kinds If furniture will be- kept constantly
ON hands and sold cheap for cash or exchange
ior country produce, or Lumber to suit the bust
nC.rl
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GiAcndcs, ,Eou,mc,oia5foHcgs

UNIIIS INSTITUTION, which was e.mb.
IL liShcd in 1871, and is now oouscqgcuty in
the eighteenth year of its existence, numbers
among its graduates, hundreds of the most sue.
ccSSiul Merchants and Business Men ufour couu-
try.
TnE OBJECT Of tho Institution is solely to afford
young men facilities for thorough preparation for
business.
The BRANCHES TAUGHT are Book. .kccpipy, as
applicable to tho various departments of trade -
PENMANsHlr, both plain and ornamental Govt
MERCIAL LAW MATHEMATICS, NAVIGATION, CylL
ENGISRERISG, DRAWING, PHoSOGRApHY, and Mon.
ERN LANGUAGES.
TUE SYSTEM or INTRODUCTION j. peculiar; no
classes or set lessons are made use Of but each
student is taught individually, so that be may
commence at any time, and attend at whatever
hours are most convenient.
CATALOGUES are issued annually after the 18th
Of April, containing names Of the students for the
year, and full particulars Of terms, &C. and may
be obtained at any tlmO by addressing the Princi-
pal,
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS. widespread
reputation, and the lengthy experience Of the
Principal this institution offers flciltos superior
to any other in the country, for young men wish
ing oprcpare for basncss, and 10 obtain at the
same time A DIPLOMA, which will prove n recon-
mcndation for them to any Mercantile IEou5e.
0~CRrrrEyDEy'sScr OF Treatiscs on BOOK
KEErING, now more widely circulated than any
other work oU the subject are for sale at the Col
lcge.
S. HODGES CRITTENDBN.
Attorney at Law,
Philadelphia, jan, % 1862 ly. PRISCIPAL.
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CmAINs or ALL KINDS.
NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERMATORRHGEA.

SPERM ATORRH EEA.
HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, 4 Dem
III crOicW Institution cst1bhgbcd jy spcrial Ey-
dooncnt, far The rciicjqiHe Sick ant Disircs,,L
afflicted wiH Violent amt Chronic Diseases, an
c'pccioiiy for Tho Cure Of Disease, Of tho Sg.rnol
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
VALUABLE RrroRrs on Spcrratorrhua, and
other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the
new REMEDIES employed in the Dispcnsary, sont
in sealed lo.tcr envelopes, free Of charge Two
or three Stamps for postage acceptable Address
Dr. j. SKrLEN HouGHToS, Howard Association,
No. ?. 5. Ninth ST., Philadelphia 2gmy ly.
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H w. SMITH y co. have just received n
H. lot of new and seasonabe WINTER
GOODS, such as COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
all Of which they viii dispose cf at greatly rcdu
ced prices. Call and examine their stock before
buying elsewhere. Feb 3.
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To Collectors of Taxes
SPEClAL NOTICE is hereby given TO all COL
- lectors of County and State taxes for 1861
ana previous years, that executions will issue
on me Second day of June, 1862, for all balances
VI Iouhty Tax then remaining unpaid upon their
respective i1.P duplicates. The Collectors for IsG2
W. VA tahe notice that this rule will be enforced in
80 saoI ana they will bo imprtially required
20 settle up their duplicates within tbo vcor
by order of the Board,
c..,-. WM. S. BRADLEY, CPk.
Commissoners' Office, April l6, 1852
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Wake UPs Wake ups
New Watch and JeWelry store.

S. II. LAuCnIIN. CHARLES HOLES.
'H7liE undcrsigped, having located in the bor-
capicd by X. Wclch, dec 4, as a jcwclry shop, ,
are prepared 30 10 all work in thoir limo Of busi
ness on the shortest notice ana on the most roas-
onablo to,ms. We are confident that we cannot
be cXccllcd by any workmcn in the town or coun-
ty. Jus' give Us a fair trial. Sign Of the
ZIG WATCII.
T. B.-Thc cash will be positively expected
when the work is delivered.
LAUCHLIN 6 HOLLIS
ClearGcll, IN. April @, 1852.
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SATURDAY MORNING POST
The lest family newspaper in
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.

IVES IEhN ZEN NSl LNANlA.
And the only Democratic Union Sheet in Pitts.
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Established i'm 1904,
II contains all the CURRENT NEWS Oft
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y ihE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
pouIacing every important Item of News,
,omslgn and Domestic, Congressional in ,
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!, IRNS: ~ per annum for single copy.
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'O address JAMES P. BARR,
.Corp,. p,,., Editor and Proprietor,
'~ss .s.. fitth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh Pa.
- send your money by mail at my risk.
April 90, so.
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AUlOtuNl.n OnrnNN. I0IIW

bIUtUNt.n upritNNs JptrU
" sNti ng ,Hua ul 900 oII.f 900. nI'
Ou" Court .I t|auG.id u.1uiN Wue Nl'' I....
I.i.l D.m0.. uI. .lia. Count House loo Oh. N.r.
nush % uIHlJI uu
TUESDAY Tur l1th DAY urJu,u
n.tt nl O'CLOCK, r. Mg iho uI'orm. d..rIN
i.l' estate t0 vit Ageriuiu trlu. oihua .m.'
Boo N0ju township Cloarf 10 county, I..muU.
Utlu1 ~. W. Corner ui John Morgan, J. s
.nTurr of John Swanwi.N NIrucg +. lesra. W.
ing u'rchcs t0 poaily pine, thence 5. So l.. 1H.
uer.hrs 90 post thence y. ! degree E 100 pes. o..
post thence ly John rrco \. so w. 100 Iar. e..
beginning, containing lO2 acres ITO rur aul
allowance, being pnrt ul tract surveyed ou War
rant granted TO John Morgan having erected
thereon story Log House, strblcs, and
about 20 acres Of cleared Land together
with young and thriving Orchard late tho
estate of James w, Stamford, deceased.
TlARMS, Ono.lourlh Of the purchase money
i'm cash, and The balance in three equal annual
payments, with interest from date olsulc, 90 Doe
secured by loud audmpr,garc on the premises,
SAMUEL CLYDE, I,..,
WM. PORTER, N"'''
Marcl %, l,t2.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

y pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
j of Clcardold county, there will be exposed 10
PUBLIC SALE, at the court house in the borough
of Clcarfcd on
Tucsd y the 10th day of June, next,
court week. at 2 o'clock, p. m, the following
described property, late the estate Of Patrick
Mullen, deceased
certain mcssuagc, tenement and piece OF
land, bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at maple, thence by land of John Fuller.
ton north SO degrees west II perchcs to % post,
thence south degree east 6il pcrchcs to a post,
thence north S2i degrees east Ia perches to a
post, thence north degree vest Al pcrcAes TO
beginning, containing acres and 80 $40
perchos, situate in the township of Pike; In the
county Of Clearfeld, on which there is erected
comfortable Log Dwelling-Housea and Log
Barn.
TERMS One third Cash, and the balance in
{i ana u months with interest, to be secured by
BOND aud mortgage
HUGH W. MULLEN ,..
WM \. READ, Aun :.
ArI!l 80, lS62.-b
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4 DMINIsTRATORs NoTICE-Lot,cr

DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.-Lottcrs
n OF Administration having been gruntcd this
day to the undersigned on the estate ur JAS. c.
GRAllAM, lato Of Clearfcd Co., deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
SAMUEL I. WILSON,
April, 10Th l8G2-Gt. Admir-.
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spring opening
AT
", w, SMITH & cos
-uF THE
latest and Not Fashionable Goods %


yN.r.i uu.IH...Ipa,,. ..,.g...f. ..t
go. wiz l2l conta ror ward.
81, "l.--h .reo stock Of Pm'na' aud zy-i.
,5 r,,,.,s ,a-''s u'''. ''''. .i .L's.lns .o.,la
Of lIai.., nr'.. T,,.,., ,''Ilg,, '''g,,"'I'
Cords .ir, gr,ils Urrii, lU',,'-' et,
land Wool. Embroidoyy siIks etS o,r
Also a choice lot of Trimminrs far 2ouoyo. e.. con.
''''IS Gnn,o "i 'l%R 2 gh, Mi,S mS, BuSIe, '''cI
,yc. ic' '''Sr' .Sr 10 i,''JN "'"'
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rf4.Tho debates in Congress, between
the Aholitionists and Border State repre-
sentatives, partake of more acrimony iusl
now, than ever distinguished the contests
between the extreme men Of the two sec.
tons prior to the date of secession.
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lah lddings aged about 0 years.
In Brady township, on Friday last, X. B. Bon
sail, aged about 2s years.
IL Pike township, on Friday last, Mrs. Susannah,
wife of J. Harvey Fleming,aged about 3s yrs.
In Penn township on the 5th ult Hannah Mary.
daughter OF David and Martha Lee. arcd i
year, months and s days
Gds- Verses omsed for want Of room.l
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all, Clntsdo Bp05II@N
WEDNESDAY NAV lIh ls6l

Fry.Coucspondcnl. must excuse us Iur
uniting thcIr communication. 100 the pre-.
sont crowded condition of oUl columns.
F,pr.,r ruE Woous Tho recent dry
weather has parchod un everything in
our forests. and, we learn that frcs m
girc mall directions, which Is quite c,i
dent from the smoky atmosphere. Thous.
ands Of dollars worth olyaluable timber
Is thus destroyed almost every year
The WoRXING-MGN. A spcck Of civil
war made its appearance last week qt
Pottsyille Pa. Tho miners, feeling the
pressure oftiucs- caused by the advanced
price Of everything they had to buy for
the maintenance Of Themselves and fam,
lies, without aY incr0as> of their pay.
ceased operations because their employ.
ers refused to aecedo tothcir demands for
higher wages. Some twelve hundred are
said TO have thus united. The conso-
quenco was that the pumping engines be-.
ing stopped, many of the mines filled with
water, and serious approhonsions were en-
tertained that violence would be commit.
ted. At all events the strong arm of the
military was appealed to- and Governor.
Curtin sentup several military Companies
from Philadelphia, but whether to COM
pei these hard working men toaccept the
terms offered, or a Few rounds of cold
lead. is not stated. The result, however
was, that the employers agreed to give the
advance demanded, and at last accounts
all was quiet.
When we get our full quota of contra~
bands, under the Abolition programme,
this affair at Pottsville will be au insignif.
cant trihe coppared to the strikes" of
the aboring portions Of other branches of
industry.
The miners, as a class, are perhaps the
hardest worked, poorest paid and fed and
the most profitable to their employers, Of
any other laboring class. For the want
of means, their families are half starved, |
and never know what it is to enjoy a lux
uy either TO eat or wear, and yet the last
Legislature deliberately refused to secure |
him in the wages of his hire against the !
ylllaiHy of his employer
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BRIDGEPORT woOLEN FACTORY,

TUE SUBSCRIBER respectfully infor rs his
Il customers and the public generally that he
intends continuing the business at the well
known stand in BRIDGEP0RT near Curwcns-
yilIc, Ccarfcld county, where he intends to
manufacture all kinds of WOOLEN GOODS,
commonly kept in a Factory. Such as
Blankets, Flanncls, Cloths, Satinctts,
Cassimcrcs, Kentucky Jean, Car
pets, Lincy, Stocking Yarn,
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G Z Q 9 3 Z : Is.

Concc Teas, MolaSscS Sugars, Salt, Candles,
Flour Bacon Syrup, Candies, Rice Spices, Ess.
OF Coffee, Pulycrizcd Sugar, Black Tea, Starch,
Soda, Sperm Candles, Balcratus, Crackers, Wine,
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Hard100rc q. QMccnSae0rc.

Nails, Spikes, Forks, Spades, ShoycIs Scyths
Saws, Planes, Axes, Ausers, Smoothing Irons,
Meat Cutters, Knives d Forks, butcher Knives.
Scissors, Pen Knives, Stcclyards, Tea Sets,
IurnrnE. Di.hns.
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In short everything generally founl in a well
sorted store Of this kind. We also keep Il fine
sOrtment Of
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FIRE.-We regret to learn that the
dwelling house of Jacob Kuntz, jr., Of
Brady township, with all its contents, was
consumed by fire one day last week, The
house was large, comfortable, and nearly
new.
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~ EpsEONEfEn

Nubas, Hoods, Gloves. Hosiery, Collars,lIoop
skirts Bamoral skirts, Bonncts, Ribbons Flow
crs, pIumcs, Bonnet Framcs Ruchcs, Laccs,
Braid, Binding Zephyr, Yarn, Fringe, Trim
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W "a n L e q! .

All kinds Of GRAIN and LUMBER and
SHINGLES wanted in exchange for Goods by
Jan. -, 81 NERRELL d BIGLER
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hARRIED--0n the 4th inst, by James X.
Caldwell, Esq, Mr.. Fred. s. Bloom to Miss
Elyina Bloom, both of Pike township.
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AT lIoME.-Gen. PATTON, our mombel
OF Congress is on visit to his family.
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ClearfielG Markets,

Corrected weekly by ]. P. Kratzcr, Dealer in
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods Provisions dc.
Applps Ilry( n I'm : M
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ben tpitrre, penn nt4t 9RU6ert5 raIbes uno
energtlbes @tn9reifen ben SAla9 abgeWanpt
bate. Sic mar paGer Dem Vetter 81 grUBem,
aufrihtt0em Dante psrbunben, uuD betbattgte
btelen beiunoers rapur1, DoB lte i'm unD feline
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nabm. 6enrtette bate lidD 0urdb ibre 9tebe
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mar etne um 10 tnnieere, ais ote &Cmmer3en=
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unp i'm 6ersen nod Dem gfeffen &uDOlpb 9rpl-
lenp pesen Der 8dul4uns, Die er lfdp NIT ibr
erlaubt bate, nur ielten In Der gBCbnung tb=
rer 6Uhter erlhien Dber NIT oteIer Derfebrte.
Die &cmmer3tanrdtbin mar iberbaupt Die
einsj9e mslbegDte rettenpe Stat &Oberts tetn
@luf unp feinen Seeen braAte. lSdbrenp
6err @pttlrteD Balper tpie SerjIin9t umber<
eing unp liA Der ri,brisfen Sbdtiefett freute,
wel9e in letnem @tablilIement lt4 gslteno
ma9te, pabrenD er NIT Stpl3 auf Die tiiAtt9e
unp e,fol9rct9e 6ulfe bltdte, rpel6e tbm Jto
Bert unp 0tuDplpb lcttetsn uno ent3udt mar
ilber ben neuen lebbaften NufIAwun9, cen letn
@eIAGft nun unter pielsn 8erbdltnilien na4
Der Rri1e nabm, : f4ien al oteler @rfols ben
entsesenseletten @tnfluB auf letne @atttn gu
GuBeru. Die arme 5rau fonnte es ntAt er<
traeeu, pab lte 10 BON ibrer 6Sbe ltnp aus tbs
rem @ian3e batte berunterltetsen nitlieu. SIR
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barrte In biitrem, purpfem tptnbritten, aus
pem tein ltsbeUOuer 3ulprub iie aufrafen
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Oiee iibertauben Dura pte SelbRSerbitteruns,
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tbr jsbises 2ebeneeIIf unD betra4tete 6enrt.
ettens Ssiratb ais etne Selbl lternteOrt9ung.
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Wiecbamics 6oH,

gO. 500 WarYlanb ND., na6e bem Capitol
9ites betm Ynbitum 70 beliebte Saus nit benz atttse
@arten, benz esrdumtSen unb tibn Tana ldrn III In nue
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Seben Mpntus unb 0pnnertas &benb,
G Sbeater= =0Dr(tellltn9 @gSM
auf Der neu erbduen se16mafSpnen SpntmerbIbne
bel praatSOdet illumination Oes @artens.
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Der 9eisr bat 60 9 sur 9ufeate eemu6t ets bte ret
ten unb been Qene, Ster ub abere GerGnte G bas Pub
lttuin 3u perabrei6en.
Neeine 8a4e iowe zine nte quite 8ebenuns nerben eben
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Ras- Seben MittSp6 uHb SOmmabemb @beub
OartenESrn5ert,
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Uem gubttutn rre cur9 oieS Engagement etn ieltene
SenuB Sebpten unb lOt Der nnerSenete auf sablreis
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bte Bet pISseu Qerduf&en 10 f eef6rsden ht 10 oft err
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$40. 456 %enni. Gb. 3pii9en 3. nnb Az
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Der lnter5ei9nete isat einen ieitberisen @Gen icp
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en9eri&tet BAT. Die Speetarte mrb etS baS Bette,
bic Sa9resseit unb Der @turtteert suben uSs9 biisg
4reiien bieteu.
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Stabtift:
per Gag SO @ts. f
per 2Ep9e 8 Dollars.
per Wtpnat 10 Dollars.
@s 1T biee Ginri6tunS taltptia9lit sIr Sequertf'
bes reienben 9ublitums setrpffen wcrben urb mirb
8ebienuua uub Ofeinlidfeit bes Sauies cne ber Ren
unb bic aGe sepiB nitS 81 mtuiGen iibris laiien.
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pctOr 9. . oltt
Mrit uuD Weburtabelt
Mnsetae.

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un6 u Str, rpbne I'm bic mid &uu6ennen utdt time
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balte i es an Sanb nne prtaute i'm @rreen pie i'm
Sletaen FIR Gaib au ben bSbfen Yretien
Mu94-ll w. pfet fer,
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TstaSsbusn SOn allen nuerbsem Numn auaetau4en Sur-
rosate, nerton na Spr bem ab unb bet otr @auons
40 eltpre9eno biuieem Yres
SNni7s 3 asittt9. Ode BON 2isb. y. Granbefis.
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22sn1btugtomer Musetget.

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ppn Der beten Aualt1t.
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