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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delich ful extraordinary artI-
Gle sFet discovered Z. changes the sun-burnt face
and hands 20 pea lySzn text IRE Of raYishing beau
y, impartngihs marble purity Of youth, and the
DIsrtSGUE tnvi ing in the city belle Of
fashiJn. Il removes ter freckes, pnpes and rough
ness from the skin, leaving ths comp-sxion fresh,
transparent AMI smooth It contains no material in
furious to the skin Fatronizsd BY Actresses and
Ops Singers. II IS wsst eyery lady should have.
R5-Sold Eyerywhere. .- .-
DEMAs S. BARNES CO.,
Ges eral Asent9,
fs-s-.7,rsr- NJ
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nNIoN aTATR TIoKRT.
-. n,E- ccrs.r. q. ls., }

For coveruor-JOHS BROuGH, ruyshoEa Oouaty
Lieut. Gov.-CHAS- ANDER@lN, Mont Gomefy Oe
sur Judee-HO KING n HUNTER, kairdeld %
Auditor Of state-J 4MES GODNAE, @arion 20
Tr - Of Sfate C VpIsSET DtsRSEH. M'ani 90
Bd Pub Works -JNO M BARREas, Highland o
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TO L Z I
A very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land
convenient TO Street Railroad.
JyO. G. JENNINGS,
inIyl5 Atwater Building, foot Of snDeTior-et-
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OE 10 BUILDERs.-PRO,

N VI UE To ILUEhc.-IhU- ;
In PO>ALS for fornishi this materials and
Ouildirg SC fQOu HOlS in District No. 8, Est
eveia ., will be rtcriys til Saturday, July 18th,
1873. rAns and Specific tions ca1 be seen ard bids
recei ed at the Office OF DE-. q. Thomas Encld-
st. Eat Cleveland, ard at the otce Of Z, Prentiss,
IN th 6iLy -.
Toe board reSerfe the ight to ac>PPt or reject any
BID. Bidders will estlmate the amount they II al
ioE for ihs o &C oo ionse leslie from tie lo) in
D!strlGt 10. O. 10 b taken down and removed.
By order Of the Ommit ee.
Ole q md. LIN Y Il Iala AIa II
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8PEsIaI H0TisE8.
HEIMsTREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
It is Not aDye

utrestores gray hair to its original color, By sup
plying tho capillary tubes with uatral snstaraues,
impsfrsd b. age or dissase. AllrSsrAkTANEoUs pTRl
are composed of luuar eaustic, destroying tbs vitality
aud b. auty Of the hair, and anord ot themselves
dressing. Heimstrests inimitsols ColorinE not
restores hair 10 its natural color by an eaV process
but gives the hair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-16
LUxURIANr BEAUTY,

promotes its growth prevents its falling OF, sEadi-
Gates d sndruff and imparts heAfh q pleas1ntnes1
70 the head IL has stood tae test OF time, benG the
original Hair Tel ring, and . constantly incrta.tns
IN favor. bEed By both g-ntieman aud lsdle5.
70 It is sold by all RESPECTABLE d-aers, or can %
procured By them Of the Soulme-ctal Agents D. >.
BARNES 20 20z Broadway, New YORK. Two 81
Zsg, 50 cents and sl.e0 juy yi0-k27soE
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TTE MOB IN NEW YORK.

Fearful Scenes Of Btoodshes =. Private
Dwellings PuIaged and Barnea--- barn'
ing Of the Orphan AaFlum --Attack upon
The Tribune Omee---Incidenta OF the In
famous Work.
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NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION OF COPART-
J NEkSHIP,-- --N0tics is hereby given that the
copaTtucrsh . -etoicre eXis ing under the name
and firm Of BAG n 3 smith, al ROsh IS eT Depot,
Ohio il tais day diss Ave Ly mutual consent rhe
business wi be fontinu d a the old nd in tie
name I t-F. SMITH d. E. BAtON,
July l3, 1865 F.rsM iTu.
Ss-Eeiurnisg thanks 4 all our pat-oEs, now so
iic Is C1utlnuati' n. u. y. 0MIf Il.
Eochesier Depot 0,J y .. 1883. i ~ Sc
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
l sealed proposals vii b. received At th- Office
oI the City Civil Engineer Of the City OF Cleveland
III 20 clrcS NJ, July % h, l663, tor grading, pa
VII e aud improving Pittsburgh Sue.t, west OF the
etste ~ In Of "a le It eet and 50 the Gent u
Mark IGIound Said work viii c insist Of the fol-
lowing quantities: -' e"
1 too cubic yaTds Of excavation. 1I -.
.-a s0e0 Insal feet Of curbing. .-
i20 ''#H :" rrOssWalk
55eeo sae~-. naying
The work 10 be completed by the first day Of De-
Oember next. .-
,flan aud rpecihcations of the above work may be
and more particular Information obtained ct said
EnginssT's UfncA. t-t s--
. Tbs Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bds, wing Iha right tQ accept or re-
isct any or all OF them tile interests OF the City
may demant. By order Of the Board.
J. Il. SARGENT,
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANP TO

H. D oIAHH, Plaintiffs Attorney. -
iulVlu:4JZ
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
y Sc Ied Proposals will be recstved az ttp ofBca
Of the i.y Civil E. glser nm iil2 O'Clock N July
goth, 1853, for grading and improving Huntington
and Jersey StTeets.
PlAns and specif fatiOns ef hs above Woik may be
seen aud more part culsr information obtained a.
said Engineers Office
Toe Board o. City Improvements invite the sub.
mission OF bids reserving the TiC ht &C ep CT re-
Jsct the the interes nf the City may demand
ng order Of the BOaEi ---
J. H SARGENT, af
irf1u 1uTN nsvFTa- -Fvr
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@. @. & @. RAILROAD Co.,
E1n-aTom1 q Tu1w IN 1857

For Chicago and Milwaukee,
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The orphan asylum for colored children
WAS visited BY the mob about o'clock.
This Institution is situated on Fifth Av-
enue, and the building, with the grounds
and gardens adjoining, extend from Forty
third to FOrty-fourth street. Hundreds,
and perhaps thousands Of the rioters, the
majority Of whom were women and chill
dren, entered the premises, and in the
most excited and violent manner they ran
sacked and pluudered the building from
cellar to garret. The building was loca-
ted ia the most pleasant and healthy por-
tiOn Of the city. Il was purely a char
itabls institution. In it there are on an
average 500 or 800 homeless colored or
phans. The building was a large four
story one, with two wings Of two stories
each. r ~
When It became evident that the crowd
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juIyl6:+49
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoX.--In the Hastings
Court, Richmond, Va. Judge Lyons has
decided case Of habeas corpus by slischarg-
ling the man, who was arrested under Mar
tial Law FOR selling liquor. After argu-
ment by able Counsel The Court held that
the power todeclare Martial law under the
which, not only this country, but the can-
tinent. will be saved from complications
with the diplonacg and powers Of Europe"
Constitution and laws Of the Oonfederacy
did not belong to the President. and that
Congress had no authority to confer such
power upon him; that the authority to
suspend the writ Of habeas corpus did not
carry with it the right 10 declare Martial
law; that Martial law was an arbitrary and
dlctatoriai power, which might be cxercis-
ed by Comman der-in-C Chief over his camp
or elsewhere at his peril. and that neither
the Constitution or the laws sanctioned or
justified such stretch of power; that the
Congress might indemnify the Comma nder-
in-chef for powers thus unlawfully assum-
ed. but the Courts could neither recognize
or sanction il; that our Government was
one Of Constitution and laws as well in
time Of war as ia time Of peace; that the
Constitution limited and defined the pow
ers oil the President and the Congress, and
that no power belonged to either which was
not expressly conferred by that instrument.
The courts-martial have no right to try a
citizen not connected with the army. who
was under the Constitution entitled to trial
BY jury for every offence against the laws.
and therefore the custody in which the pc
titioner Wa. held illegal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
Los

OST, or was stolen from me some two months
~ since, A CLOTH CASE, containing lot Of
notes and accountc. Any information, or delivery Of
them 10 me, will be thankfully received.
The following are the notes as well as can recol
ect David Stpyhorn, S32; John F. Strayhorn, Sic;
Wilson Cole, $40 ga, and one for Sl7 Williamson
B. Holloway, $22 so; James Homer, 50; Burton
Whitaker, $il SO; w. w. Guess, ESQ.,, SIC 66;
VIM. +. Holloway, So; Simpson Browning, $l2
Andrew J. Whitaker, balance on note $40 Samuel
Couch. Esq, Sc; Archibald Cain, 50. There may.
be others, ! do not recoect.
forbid any person paying trading for said notes,
except to me also the accounts have on the books
JOHN Il. LYNCH.
February rs. s3-3wp
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YGU.NG LADIES' SCHOOL.

4 PRIVATE school for young ladies' will be open
- ed BY Miss Msngum, at the residence Of her
meiher IN Orange county, on the Goth Of January.
1868. They will receive instruction in the Englilh
branches and music. and find home in her mother,
family. Psrents and guardians who desire further
particulars win please address Miss H. p. Nsngun.
either al Ral Moun,aia or Plat River, Orange cur.
~, y. q.
December l7th 7A-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
NoTICE-TAXES.

V,HE Boards Of Assessors Tor The different districts
a fsOange county, are requested 10 attend At the
Court House in Hillsborough on Saturday the Ilih
instant d II o'clock, 10 adopt Some plan hy which
The Lands and slaves can be valued unifssmly
throughout the souniy
JAMES g. TURRENTfNE,
w. 2. STRAYH0RN,
N WHITFIELD.
March ath... Sd
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Goldsborough, North Carolina,
February la, 1868.

Februafy II, 1903.
General Orders,
No.
II PARAGRAPH III. General Order No. 5, cur.
=. tent series, in relation 10 the amnesty TO desert.
srs, Is amended 10 read as ollows full pardon e.
cept as 10 forfeiture Of pay Coz the period d unauiho-
rired absence. Is hereby proclaimed 10 all enlisted
men, absent without leave, who may voluntarily re-
turn 10 thesr respective commands on before ihe
5ih Of March next.
By command Of Maj. Gen 5. G. FRFseH;
GRAHAM Dawes,
Maj. and A. A. Gen.
February IS. So
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February ls.
To FACTORS OF COTTON.

CEND Us Consctipi Yarns aud Cc,tOns, and we
- will sell Yarns. at City cents per bunch and Cot
tons At Eve cents yard less than we pay you. We
have few punches OF Yarn on sale AZ 81 number.
n. n. BROWN & co.
February ~. 81
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NOTICE.

TsHR subscriber having been qualified at November
L Court, 1862 as administrator to The estate sf
JOHN CASTOR CARRELL. notice is hereby
given TO al persons indebted TO The estate 10 cone
forward and make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them within the TINS
prescribed by law, OF this notice will be plead in bar
Of THEN recovery.
!aLSEYCARRELL. Admir-.
January 2sih. 79-3wp
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

0N Saturday the l4th Of this month, at the Cour,
House in II lsborough, the undersigned will lei
out BY contract the building Of Bridge over Emo al
Hillsborough.
4 plan Of the Bridge may be seen in the County
Court Clerks Office, in the hands Of Geo. Laws, ESQ
HENRY WHITFIELD, } g.
VIM. H. BROWN, COMMITS
]. W. NORWOOD, s0ne's' 4
March 4. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04
NOTICE.

II LoSTMY PoCKETBo0Ko on the 18th Of Me-
ven,ber last containing between eighty and ninety
dollars also one note Of hand on A. g. McCr1y ar
senventy five dollars; one note on Sally Whitfield
and John Moore Cor thiriy.eighi dollars and few
cents, the exact amount not remembered; also one
note on Alfred Balcck for fifteen dollars also re-
cept From Lewis Bcbbii for note on George w.
Morton CIR Sixty dollars. hlIpefscns are herebyno-
tilted NJ, 10 trade for any % the above notes, payy
meni has been stopped.
JAMES g. McCL0ER,
MeCrayis Store, ". 6.
January 2lst Ts-sF
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/ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICED

HAVING qualified as Administrator on the estate
Of WILLIAM EMMETT McMANNEN, decd.
notice hereby given 10 all persons indebted TO said
estate to come forward and make payments and those
having claims against the estate will present them
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice will
be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JAMES A. HENDERSON, Admir-.
March Z. t l4-4w
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VAL U ABL Il PROPERTY

r OK > Al Il e..
"A administrators of John I.ockhari, deceased, we
will sell, on Wednesday the 25th day ofMarch,
1853 at The late residence of the deceased on Flat
Rsr, NJ
len likely Negroes, two barrels Of Brandy,
large and valuable stock Of
Sheep, Hogs. Horses, Cows and Mules,
half interest in BIooded Stallion.
Sixty barrels Of Corn $50 bushels of Wheat, Wa.
gons, Carriage, Buggies. Oxen and Cart, Bacon and
Lard Blacksmith and Farming Tools, with all The
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ADDISON MANGUM, 1
MARCUS HARRIS, A'h TO-
March A. "a
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March 4.
4 O rIcE

DAN away from my employ sometime in August
- last, during my absence in the army. an appren-
iice boy named George r. Collins, bound 10 me by
the County Court Of Orange He will be sixteen
years Of age On the 9th Of May next. hereby for
warn all persons from harborihg or employing him,
under the penalty q the Law.
JAMES NJ. CLARK.
March =. s4-3wp
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February Is.
BY. THE GovERNoR OF NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS Il has been made 10 appear 10 me
that tho terms VI The Proclamation issued BY
on the 26h ul,imo, for the benefit Of those mens-
hers Of our army who are absent from their colors
without leave. may not have hecn known 10 ell who
might hsse dorlcd 10 avail themselves Of iis merciiui
PROVISIONS in time fof them to 10 50:
Now theseiore |. ZEBUi.0N b. VANCE, Cover
nor Of the State Of North Carolina. DO issue this
cond Proclamation, extending The time limited IN the
former 10 ha 5ih DAY Of March next. Al such per.
above cferpd 10. who shall have reported 70
ille several camps by that day. shall suffer pun
ishmsni Cor their past delingucncies To those who
shall no, have 80 reported nothing can he promised
srcep, he reseresi anaiics ofihe military law.
In witness whereof ]. ZEBrLox b. VaScE,
III Governor. cap,ain-Gcnefal and comman-
der.in. Chief. have signed these presents.
and caused the great seal d the State 10 be
affixed.
Done Il our city Of Raleigh. on the 18th day Of
February, 10 the year Of our lord 1853.
z. b. VANCE.
by order u the Governor;
X. II. BarrLE. Jf., Priss,e Secretary.
February ". So ~
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r. 8. All persons indebted TO the estate Of Will.
LIAM NEWMAN, deceased, are hereby notified To
come forward and settle. and hose having claims
against the estate will present them within the time
prescribed by law, OF this notice will be plead in bar
Of their recovery
A. w. CHEEK, Admir-.
March 4. S5-
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NEGRO GIRL for SALE.

WlLL be sold at Public Sale, at the Court House
IN Hillsborcugh, on Tuesday the Gath instant,
a likely Negro Girl, belonging 10 the estate Of viii.
liam Newman, deceased, on credit Of twelve msnhs,
The purchaser giving bond with approved security.
A. W. CHEEK, Adm'r.
March 4. So
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 22d Of February. Miss
LAviSA WINS. daughter u William and Tempe.
rance Minis. The Decreased had been paiioni suf-
Heres for many years hui death has come 10 her relief
few hours hefore her dsaih she called her friend
10 h.r bedside aud told them she was going 10 leave
thrtn 10 shor time and requested them 10 greve
~ her. hui 10 lie prepared 10 meet her in heaven,
where she would soon be.
Died. 90 the 18th &c February, at the hospital near
DsnsiIle. Va. WILLIAM PAISLEY HAMMER,
sss"ad son u John p aud Celia ". Hammer, men,
h.r Il company q. Orange Gsard..) 9Th regiment,
" Z. Troops, aged ~ years months and days
Willie let bis hsmS three m.nih. ago. with health
bIo.ming on hi. cheek. aud 81. young heart beaiing
high With hopes u future usefulness 10 share with
elder hrplher all the trial.. dangers and puvalians
II The entsd field Two weeks after he len his home,
he was allrd Syan asni lace 10 face with The en-.
rmy " his beloved country, the first enemy be had
ever known; and though be never before hesrd the
roar Il ettlleiy. 81 the baltic Of Fredericksburg he
molly hire his part. But being unaccostomed 10 the
hardshs Of the camp. very soon be was compelled 20
bid farewell his brolher asd his comrades whom in
that shod lime be had learned TO love 50 well, and
stl hoping to be soona able iore,urn TO Them be
sent 10 Richmond and from there to Danville, where
As I'll victim 10 Ina, dreadful disease. Small Pox,
and though be fell no, on the field OF battle, he
the les. sacrificed hi. lie upon his couny's altar.
A fond isiher aud mother, Two brothers and Two SIS
iers. With many friends. are left 10 Of enc TO
Us masi dear. Cor Willie was doiiful son, sec.
tomato bro,hsr. warm-hcsrtsd friend, and faithful
soldier.
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ST04L E N.

ST OIL E N.
IN Wednesday night last, the l!ih instant, my
" stable was broken open and my horse stolen Il
is Bay Horse, about six years old this spring. about
FIVE feet four or five inches high, heavy name and
iaiia Al old wagon saddle, covered with white
sheepkin, was missing al the same time, and supos-
ed 10 have been stolen by the same person alro a
pair Of birdie rens thai bad been used as srrup lea
theirs, with holes punched through them.
Any information concerning The horse or the thies
vii! bc literally rewarded by the subscriber, living
seven miles north of Hilsborough and twenty FIVE
dollars will be given for The recovery Of The horse.
FREDERICK H0RNER.
FsITurry ls.. 3d.
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The Baltimore Republican. 10 consent
ing on Napoleon's letter to Gen. forey.
avs;
Must We. under the lead Of junta Of
visionary madmen. still initiate the dog 10
'he liable, aud grasping al the shadow lose
The sUbslahcei There is bat one OF the
NO courses left Tor the Government TO
pursue in.otder TO avoid the very worst IT,.
ute consequences II these designs Of the
French Emperor. Il will either be COM
PEELED 10 accept war with France, whilst
he South IS still in arms, % by speedy
reognition of The seeded States. at once
rleat the schemes Of Napoleon and put an
Nd 10 the civil war. We 90 not know
whether this will be considered " treason"
y The powers that be, but II is our honest
onSiction that il is The only course by
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04

Away from home the dean one died.
And strangers took the place
Ofll.nse fsr whnm he deeply sighed,
0f every kindred lace.
They wiped The desihjamp from his brow,
Th1 friends would fain have done,
A,dlIefi his yauihsal hedy low,
70 slamher there slane. SfsIrR.
Died. IN The county. on the liih Of February Mrs
RUTH CAROLINE ErLAND. wife % ID. X. FL
land. aged 20 years, months and II days. Tbs
Deceased len husband, one infant, and father. mo
iher brothers and sisters, 10 mourn her loss bot ihey
10 no, NOUN a. those Who have no hope she pro
ir.sed faith IN Ohra q N early age. and joined III
Methodist Protestant coureh. q which she remsiset
q consistent member 70 the close Of her life.
Died. in this place. on the 18th Of February
ALONZo UTLEY, son q Merritt and Susan u
ley. deceased, aged years aud months "Ano'hs
star in The armament d glory p.
Died. 81 Charlottesville, Va. on the llih Of No
vemhsr last. 81 Typhsid Pneumonia, Mr. RICHARI
WATSON, in thu SOih year Of his age.
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an, wetG tetne %fanf3tg wet6t
YerfOnem it'd TIM Quaer bes /.
Wfo. NeBers8 9 / m c n to aetnae.
= eltt patten. nm, tots Gle (1H dus,t
c'lade1 b%elteben, ybte Sceaer Ser Tnb.
nenuberretA una. bic Mebe bts
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bert9e NanSber pex 8atails
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G'laubfn 9le r,tt, baB tA Sbnen duf Sore
etslFaden Savsctiusu unb SaVnuot!onen ant
+TDorte. baB Die Dssfe. bic eeuannten Beamten
nno bts DelBe 8enSIferuna 8altlmure's nber.
banpt init pclism 6us unb gtsat f6 pru tener
VsltliGfstt fsrnbielten. Wenn raau uns Nsast
iit u 81 , Sstesn ivt1. 10 fablt lA f,oes Trennb
Der Grbf6png ner Nsaer 5u. sieegn tsieren
GOots euEd cine loihe Specialization 70 yeIlebt,
0ab &c |ittlth e~mtriitst opn etuer 70 anwiroi
9en 9dauRelIuna psg6lettt. Q4&
BstocaE,er Balttmpre'5 ba6eu bersits ptslen
8abneotustaen unD W2anGp ers tpetEsr Neots
s'snier ~estgsrotnt, oane bas suaa tbnen is
einen Gsat Oaftr otstforosrt b1tts. Daaeeeu
fotoerie non bet Der Babusnretbe Dee erpdbn
zen y~tfgerrfatments Gtntrttt
90 &ea's fir eta Witta9tT a, strape aIs pt
Die NF8er nt6t Menfdsu, ionb.ru tptlbe Sbtsre
tn sti,sr Wero9eris pGrsn!! Die Nea,e.
SUNG iorGt u~brt9eas fir ihre Nsgerreaimeater
70 gut paB man IeBtete aud uiht our6 felt
Iante anforOfrungen an DEN @elebentel tbrer
tpstBei NttrnenIaen gu 8ettletbaaosa aa ere
ntsoriGeH braudt. a.e sm .e
Or, NbpIDb R{esnrr
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eentusts ,.nb xennssee.

@urreippnben5en BON Wtm&efer, 2enn., uni
St1nforo Reutud9, entuetmen mir 5o(aenoee
Die Irutee psS Gumbertdup iii tpteDer In Ge
trsaura. Sbe Wari@ beoanu am Is. ps tr
@eu. abomnS BON DsGarD, 5enn., Sen.
Scbsloa pom Eu0abuma IMP SsF 6. Ddois
1no Sbsrtoaa bon Conan Oorrnfte, lid Bel
Salett 1eseintGtsn, in geG0lolIeuer Golonae
bet SrllsfOnt, Nla., ater ben 3sansIssaab
lrBssu unO parallel init Der J9aI6ptlIe urD
@battanrn9a @ilsntaba rad 8rtpgepUrt, ala,
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