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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

VIII you, Fho are suffering from Dyspepsia, ipdi-
gestion nausea, heartburn, -headache, cIamp
and aims IN the stomach and bowels, scidty of the
stomach, choleramorbus, dysenteiy, and general de-
biiity ana weakness Of Ihe Whole system-try but
single bottle, will never urge you again if fail
in this Our knowledge of its merits, tn t
united TESTIMONY of AL Who have ever tried it, the
encomiums of hundreds OF our ghbcfs, your
duty TO yourself, and the beneficial result, certain
the sunshine II earnestly, pers sten ~ urge you
10 just try bite Ii what say not correct,
if statements concerning s wonderful virtues are
not found TO be tiue, if you d. not say tina; the OPP
eratio OF the -1ica = insantaneO and perfect
iy derful, will enUut profession Ca
to the pubic health and retire from the field
admitting hat We incompetent TO compound a
medicinal preparation Which would BE- enttee TO
your confidence Price, $l,00 per bottle.
e Sold by Druggists eVeryW here.
O.. G CLARK CO., Prcprletors,
Et.. New Haven, Conn.
LORD SMITH, General Western Agents,
%, Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

THESE Bitters are prepared, In pure Bourbon
Whisky, from q combination Of over twenty diff
fcren: kinds of roots, banks and herbs. which
act In perfect concert one with the other, pre-
pared from the original formula given By the
great chief Red Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, vho
used them successfully In his practice for many
years, and by their gained so great popularity
IN the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
ache Fever and Ague, and all diseases arising from
torpid liver indigestion. Persons suffering from
either Of these loathsome diseases will find q suro
cure by the OF these Bitters which perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisous
ally put up in such preparations and palmed of on
an unsuspecting public. A single trial will
vince the most skeptical that in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which no other Bitters possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They ara sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They are preventive of Fever and AEua.
They rel;svs constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatabls.
Aged persons and delicate females will ind they
large doctors bills BY the use Of these b.
ters.
Beware Of counterfeits. Ths Red Jacket Biz
sers only sold in bottles with our name blown
the side, and our private government stamp
across the cork. Our
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

IF MCCLELLAN Is IlLECTED WHAT TEEN p
The Charleston Courier tells us, as follows:
'tf@s hoiol oar orn, and prevent further
military saccesses on The part of our foes
there is every prospect that Mcclellan will
be elected, and his election upon tha Chicago
platform must lead to peace and our iudepen
dence."
AS they do not appear to nod their own,
and as GRANT and SHERMAN and SHERIDAN
aud MEADE and tARRAGUT have all obstinate
way Of achieving successes, there is 10 pros
peet that AtGCLEI N will be elected, and
therefore Southern independence will not be
secured.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

70 Gen. Hook ef he's added an aphorisEg a.
literature. in his late orders to subordinate. OF
"i his department, lie Announces that Ne one.
wii consider lie day as ended uutd t1e stnties.
If brings hav We been discharged. If his 5rl3f
were universal ly o heyed, the Confederates would
not only be beaten but the world regenersted
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
The new feature in Life Assurance, recently intro
duced BY this Company OF ,ssain2
Life Policies not subject to Forfeiture,

regarded with univ ersal favor and annihilstes the
bnly argument of any weight h.ch can possibly be
rought against the system of Lite Insurance.
lively prosperity End success of this Company is
the fact that the last three years it has
the lead OF ALL the Life Insurance Companies in
this country; the OLRcidk Returns o. tie NGSsdcitu>
yettS L1.grunce Comm tSSiODerS showing that the
amount of New Business Tor the year 1862, nesry
eaHalIeti the COM bined business OF any 9TH
er two Companies ill the United States.
Beware Of any Company protesting to offer ex-
ira Inducements by taking II note, aEy premium
however small; claiming TO have declared & la &c
dividend before accommodating sufficient capital;
by low rates of Insurance.
Below will be found oil the business of this
Company, reported the iDsu Commissioners
o of Massachusetts, required by the laws
of that Conrno wealth, the fl st of November, 1868
No ofNew Policies issued during the year, 3o8.
Receipts for Prems. Int same Tune, Sl,llU,l2Y "a
Losses and expenses during the year, 495 294 u
Bal in favor OF Policy Holders, 614 SO W
Total Assets, Now LIST, 1863, $3.50, 9Z3 VI
The following statement, taken from the official Re-
of the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioners
showing the number OF policies issued in the 1861
1862 and 1868, exhibits at glance the present
paratve of the principal Life Insurance Com
panies in this country.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

J. J. PETIT, Attorney
Tor said oW ners and oc-
cupanFs of said land, OF
Kenosha, wise on sin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

From the above it will be that the number OF
policies Issued in 1861 1862, ard 1868 by the Anew
York Life, exceeded that of any other Company the
United States.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

Actuary President.
Assets, $3,000,000--0 Securely Invested
This is one of the Oldest Safest and Successful
Life Insurance Companies in the United States and of
fers advantages excelied, in repects not
phans of the assured over Eighteen Hundred
Thousand Dollars. It's Trustees in New ork City
are OF the very first and most reliable names.
The New York Life's receipts for the last year
larger ia proportion to its capital than ally other
Company the continent. (See sworn etatemeats to
the General superintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment.) The y York Life has returned to the Policy
its capital, the last year. than any other Company
doing business in the United States.
It is strictly mutual, The poll holders receiving
the entire profits.
E Special in the selection oft its risks strict
economy-and a safe and judicious investment OF ITS
funds mphaticaly characterize the management Of
this Company. aS1
Premiums received Quarterly, Semi Annually, or An
nuaiiy. the option OF tie assured. Policies ISSUED III
all the various FORMS of Whole Lite, Short Term, En-
dowment. Annuity &c.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
The mortality among lis members has been proper
iOndteIy less than that Of any other Life Insurance
Comlauy in America-a result consequent on mos
careful aud iudcious selection of lives, and oil
great Importance TO the policy holders.
II oFels to the assured tie most abundant security
r. \ large accumulated luEd, amounting now
TIL Rec MILLION DOLLARS.
It accommodates its members Ia the settlement of
their premiums by giving credit for part OF the
amount when desired-thus furnishing Insurance Tor
nearly double for about the sh pay
ment, as is required i'll "all cash Company"
The new feature in Life Assurance recently intro
i,cpd hut
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

SIN those disres where there supervisory to be
elected this fall the Town and and Ward Canyasers IN
making their the Clerks Of he Boards cah we
ssupervsor at arge," or supervIror in District NO.
-,iahd substituting estate ups TintendenTs Where
supervisors are to be elected, the cangassers can
make returns of the cast for superintendent OF
on the bottom Of the page Of the printed form or
returns. ~ -i'a 1924 500 r+a s4a fse@
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

County Of Renosha. : 50 ....-. .
.iudsOn Fox Sheriff aid Kenosha county DO hereby
enerJ election upon BY Secretary Of ate
Of tn State of iscOnsin and on HE IN my ONCE
said notice and the Statutes II relation 90
elections, notice IS hereby glyeRe thst 10 A.
the Secretary Of State the following county or local
officers are to be elected, 70 wit ,,
She ID for said county, IN PScs OF uus2h whose
term oih.c will ex pre thehrst Monday OF January
ii Cierk ofhe Circuit Court for said county, in place
e. Bian Of Ohlee VIII expire on the trst
Monday Of January A d. 1860
u County Treasurer Tor raid county, in the place Of r.
H. Wood whose Germ Of office will expire the first
Monday OF January 4. y. 1860. ~
n Reg gy Of DeedS, for said county In the place 81 IL
n IA rglt whose Of office Will expire on the hrst
Monday Of January, =. .. 1900.
Dresser who 6fDf office will expire On the FIRST Mon
ay OF JanuaIy A, y. 100. adj. -. 30, .-..-
Cerk oftie Ioard Of Super0isers for sad county in
place Of Ira Feirce VIII term oi 9n1s VIII expire On
he Monday OF January, A. D. iHOD'
of, StyieloI said county IN the place OF Jason
Inbr0n II whose term office VIII expire on the hrst
Monday Of January A. D. 1860 ~, - tIoo M,
Coronsr for said county IN the place OF uofVey Dur
tee Irhose nm Of olce will expire on the hrst aonday
u W5s IF 4ssea6y for the Assembly District co'a
II H. several wards Of the oiCy ana the Towns OF
pS anntv Of snosha. in The place Of CEarry, whose
tar OF Office will expire on tie hr9t Monday OF January
r. Rso speryisOr for the 1st Supervisor District,
oansed OF the several wards Of the City Of Keposha
~ iii he vacancy occasone1 by the ressigdatOn OF
= Seno sha 3ugust 18th 1864. HUDSON FOX
~ W. ". BAKER, Under Sheriff
Sin those dstrc where there are supervsors to be
elected tbia nd CanVassers, IN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
Attention farmers y!

ESEAe 4"uris ished haV4aS purchased The Old Plan
ii ing Mil property, near the South Warehouse,
I'D having thorou ghly refttcd and stocked the same
With Toos, is prepared t. d" = General ...
Repairing and J0665ng
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

They increase the Strenet and deepen
thecoOq fthe pale blood They subdue the ChiS and
the night saCcct always, in from secess to fourteen
days The GPpetite is At once i''eigoratsd and the
diGcult 5zea.Iiseg are speedily relieved; the sleep
becomes calm and refreshing; the excavations reg-
Gar and QnifoIma. ALL THE G.-NERAL sYMPz
TOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A RAPIDTTY THAT
SEEMS MARYEIL .OITS.-,L Il Churchill, II D.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

~AI5Vt " Z IIbF SOIIU uI
PETROLEUM Y. NASHRY,
Pastor of sed Church charge
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

The follerin sam of hoomiIiashen and ag-
ony will be chautid in evry chirch in my
diocese, all day, evry Sunday till the Con-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20
u u Sold by RsruggEsGs every here.

LORD SMITH, General Western Agents,
% Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-20

1NIEgRaEAs The lands hereinafter d

Kenosha March LIST, 1854.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-11

bdns!ideu 3btere finbet, uabm Iie ben tlet.
ren SoSel uno burg i'm in ibrem 8uIet. -
Damn lURe ite ppnt Suttel ibres Nferpe8 bic
5ulammensercllte S9linse be8 QafIp, mari
lte I'M ibren 4rnt uno itberIprung Bic TeI8s
Ipalte, tOel4e ca8 Blateau bon bSnt beranf
fibrenben SuBwese IAieb. SIM nablten
Qnsenbltf mar iie bintfr beu6el86prlpranaen
rerI6munben. ~ g
Der WfDbr ididte It9 an i6r su fol.
gen, als bic Sane bes Meltisen i'm 5uradz
belt. .a-' % .
geim Simmel, Wiuerte, ba8 lit elm nun,
oertares 9lif, rannte Der 6albblitiae ibn,
gu. DteIe lluiodbrs fcmrttem tpie qerufen-
ntnlm-er b1itdte ben Otamant in ieine
Sanb-unb laB uns bic @ele9enbeit 6enut=
sen. unlern Blun aussufibren. Il. 4 r.
Bem i'd, letn bsreit--aber maIIa ipliIep.
Dap Der gRtlle bieeS 6inoes OeIsb fetu fIr
Mueite!
DerParco nidte einplltgenb III ettlenSel6Ifg
pertrauen unb 8eibe bseilten Gtd, Dem qes
flu9eltelt SGrttt beg iuneen WfGbGens 31
folgen. Jnoem iie, unbefitmmert ba8 an
palfDsn @ebDrIom 9etpSbnte 8fero auf Rem
9lateau 5urRfIaIienO, auf benz Itcilen 8fab
I'm eineS Der roriPrin9enOen TelsltGde 30
gen, ldwan9 li9 Der 9Rpbr gsmanct auf Def
len S0be nno 9alf pem na4frIgenoen Sc.
tdNrten b'rauf. Die in Tu9ea pe8 @effeina
luur3elnoen Salin9pflan3en 3nrad6ieeenD,
lttes sr NIT it9ern SUP bon bier aus ab.
pdrt8 na& tenn Srnern Der fleinen Budt,
Won Stetn 5u Stein, balo on ben safieeu
@npen, balo an zen 9Sur3eln Der itt ser Giss
Ie INNER iipplser wuAernpen 9ianen 1i@ fe1t,
balteno. 8ertraut nit lolden aelGbrli6en
BeSen bnrd, fein ei9enes Sauptperf, folate
tRnl Der @anlbulinO, r'no 10 9elan9ten 8ti-
be nad elmer fur3eli, aber 5iemli9 gefabrlt.
den anltren8un8, auf einen 8prlprlng, pr
iie Nnie(la bereits lauben.
(6rrtlssuns tOtet.) raa
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81 cinlnfIni1

Wtsleb ttS t5aisen Gpeeius ter gDuntdr;te in 9Vn-
6On @rabuirer enes Der erten meiat&en Gcaesen Ger
Ser Saaen bet ben sroRt &teil ieints 2ebens in ben
6eiptalern ppn 2pHbD Paris; pbtlabelpba 6 nnberen
Stdeen ueebra bat etntSe Der rbaren etlunse
bolenset, bon be bic Geihiate her een web. lln-
36tse Qstbenb bic Gbrenauien Wrp5fat unb anter-n
Rrdnttetten ltten ple g. au bic Bel pcsli6tn Ge-
rduSen gu ebr er9rden bic ju Dt errSttn bel seyasen
Rlesntsteten II. |. 10 Wureen anSeabl!fli9 8ebetIt
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De1tfebe 3eitftbriftcn fir IS64.


8etm Hnter;et1neten nb pprrdtbi1 nb erSen brpntpt
nnb re9elmafs, rad Anfnft Der teuf8en Steaner In
Snts selteett: tl,tl -''' ~ 'lTil' - :
Die e'artenlanbe. Sautrrtes SamlieubIatt. So gfrp
. r.t.f5., ls per Sahr -,~. $500
ueber &aIIb mnp Wleet Naseeine nutfrirte 3etfune;
lg1ra0 i Serduse. tpn SadlGnber. So pr SdEr 500
Sic iuMitrrte 0BeIt. 8IGtter aus gatitr ln6 Qeben
9.lll ,0opl QDtHenGaft unb Sunh. IL Sefte 25 Sta
Der SSdSGr Serlner tuafrrte Damensettune, As SC o
y pr 5ahr '4S0
Mascmeine OGmfterscitnms. "a gtD per Sabr 800
II -.f..,F.- sass - ID. H. 6 6b mtbt
(75du29E) - .t,-i4 94 QB. BalttmpreHr 9
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&rparntiirem an NG6maft)inen.
SUfc& 1t1tt1 GIiI3l E

;eSt an, fas er BON ebergitraBe mad ter 4l7ar ft.
lloweitl @de BON Germar= II. Sbarpitr.
eeSpBen IT. no er fprtpdbreub ale Reparayen an Ia6mu
4tnen beirret unb earanttrt. SDeS1Mt)
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StQc &ranfbettclt

latnien @etern, Ntutter6pdGe H. ~, bic riGt su
urren ne rer6en tn Eaeen anf tas gBEneerbpue beer
fenn je, rieber berseitelt BON rfi s,o7,,- ..,i.
= 6 WtGlIer *''A t.tf
taan2mtl $40 Nulberre-, nabe ppYpletpair
~ 01cfcbGft8= =S&nSei0e. n1~ -TTr7-r
Der ltntereinete na6t bermt Sic NnSet9e SaB er Sic
5cr tim biefaen Dabe iiner ber Ttrm1 .S. gDtens
Gr sefubrte Gabaf5abrif Feutteen Sage an Serrn
5. .. SaSba9en Srn bier SertGuft lat
Baltimore, 1. Tebruar 1864. !l1i 4 Nig
t.8.xs1.lls ,s,s.ya4lf s. BIN 8raun.
Die nnterSe9neten baten T& AM beutteen Sage apeitrt
Inn uner Ger Ttrta pS g8iltens & Co. am bteoen Nate
ger 8trma belaneene Iatdfs.6abrit fpttsufibren
Baltimore l. Setruar 1864. 'ssSfH|ry,,.~' +fr--.
3 S. Sdsba9em.
AOpIsSl 49, ~ q. .S1ueabter, 0Hq
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Sraani(9e S@pG&e

trb unper;s etbftt unt ole rOe 4raft tpeber tcrse-
eat. Sees furdtbare qtt en- meeS ha5 Qeben elenb nt
bte @te nb Nadtpn,mcnddit unm5eltd md6t tfpft las
9prS Derer bic tbren Sci eni9aften unbeoanen 5bnen.
Sunee 2eue nc su leid gu Iusf9wetunsen esneis reil
Ge tersn 8plsen nidb esnau tenntn Obsle t aud bur
Sritturen, Neberilasen n Sars SteN utib dnbtrs r>
fa6en enttehen fdn 10 TT e bod nefenttetI cine Splee
tes Gibbran6es Der ebelen Srsane gRer aber wta es
Iduener ba tie Graft Der Gr3eusuns er Denen rtrr.
rem mtrh bic @ betmtten 2aern erseten ais Denen
Bite bd tpetfe iiub.
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SSitr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I

Der teamer "Soanmcnia- empianeen 70 chen;
IA $50 8eeS rene Spu SdrtngT, ttesjdbreer Eena
100 Rormesifber GrdMter &lncbepis. ,.<
so Bpres @uIIT der gdo ar 7.
16O ein9emacbte Male In GseIee, iclpte Bremet
SpeGdalt, oanbfGf in aGen eoreu IT, p meI6e NrtieI
aur sefaatsen Nbnatme tefens smprbltn R71 n,
t.18 NcebeIS gDtIbe N pi9r
. (4ect- $40 gDef.s9aItnlOrefr.
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Sh1tet0er Ucrlnnof. .

Q 3ul6neiter unb 100 SGnei6er. utt gEde Spfeu nj
gDeten ;n maden Nur quite Nrtetter mSeen fd nelbe
Steelten mdGen etne grpbearbett mtbrnsen. De befe
pretie !pereen be3ablt bet Gfl reifntl ,f,I 4
6 m ttb 8rUtberS& &Gp
(lOptt y SO 40 90 @aItntreGr n
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8aibsirat0ste Wsrionen,

rbtr SplGe prle m gu perfeirattea seatIdtise unb d
pbpiilber Sdwdde enes ansern 9nbe nfGes tewus
fn6 OQten unpersI8li Or. }ctnitpn 3l atGe stsben.
rttRns, &estarfs Der gte 3tern tnb S6mGde Sber
fb6pung Der ftreflthitsn Nrt perSen 6nel tartrt.
Derienise welher Il ber gebanolung unb Errrse bon
Or. Sptnitpn nnteret tdnn ibm ais ethe Gbrennunne
Ctne 5ur4t lid dncertraIen uno Hoer auf etne Sr;ts
Itdbe @eIdidlidfeit perlalen.
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~
Da ber Dbeneenante @eretn d Ss Nufeate aeieut hat
BITE 01nbrtrtbf6dft IN en neueS Stadium au erbebn abee
du6 einebt haB 6tees Bios 8beben fan wenn Ste uaenS
aud f er3peen unb berdreettet tr6 f. bat Ter Wereir
bteiem 3red etne Strede 0aneeS BITE Wuerfr tpu
gee 0arbpr @p dnerenSe Seb u cots dusgeleet rpee her
gerein sI terIaufen tratet re Witte in SGnben Az
Geemnen bieIe Anialt bauen nb unterbaln Al fSnnen
Gin ppednGes Snnttat ION Sa sletter 3ei bamt ser-
bunten perben I'm tie 30ense na alien Settei bin bten
3u fSpnen Die Nten wetben 3u $103.00 berfauft wpfI
ber Sbtlnetmer dber barn ene 2p breee Tus EDnt
nno buntert Sue 6efe erbat pelte bon benz Beru m4
QSenipden uno Sbfbdumen tepfan't pfrben nuen. Der
geetn bat Ste Werpt6tun9 bte Verp1ltun9 Ianae ,u
nbernebrteu fur bic 91 e beS &rageS bs Der Gtsenth
nler bic @erraltnns ielb antrete a p bann te Ner-
pi6tune beS WeretnS aufbDrt Gin rdtieer IteI tpirA
eeeebe pbGlb bic eptS 8an abbe3aEl no. Die 3ahIunas
Eetntn no berdrt 6a eeer Mrteiter In ben S1nb gsbt
IT, ene iDe Mftte tu aufen Damn Eat Der Mfpndr nrN
ben Wcrtbe een Sotn ter bic nTbi9en Uprenntnis bat
uentgelbl6 tn eie GnaIt 3u dden @ortbeile bic eS a
ntB min fbensperb nto6en oieer Sade teiSutr en- s.
ptre fnorb BEN @eltern @eleeenbett eebete If 5Sbu
fern rom @eibl unb nem b6n 8etpil Der erpse StSSe
pr9tttiH fur eas 2eben er5teben 81 ldien.
On Der Weretn IN been Sd9en ene Naenten i'm Snterehe
eteer 8uten Sde aus sdden pirb uin In alen pdben Der
lntpn fur bteRbe 81 ctrte fDnnen ae Deientgen elde
fb betbeilisen woaeni @th ben Goren uR0 pI6ner
ebnen Das eanp IN @99 0arbDr pre eeutsnb i'm ertb
et8en, eir6 bic 0erbeerunge elGe I'm eau biees Sab.
res bort auseefbrt perben. QDesfu Ausfuut lppe fur
pldne uno panpbete penhe It'd an ete Office bes lamb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gentral- -0ereins 9pteI 9uS @de ber TO-
unb 8 StrnSe, gGaiRinstpn, .. G. NJ
(12Des1 Dst) prSibent.
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Bur nntsre:aduna Der QuadloIberst etablirt.

Salt mor re 81 pa y 6pipita1,
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8ebet1ueu Rranfbettct

eeaatt perten ais ba nS 5eusuns S&od6e
IN eern &adta 'no BEN 9teern @nlnSunstn Der 3ieren
anb glale SGalnsnerSsBanesn, S9wdGe ter Nerpen MG
eeni6wdte, Wtltakit Netereef4lasente: @erfdnbsss
@wd9e SerstlgpfsH S6a6terubett 3ttterp Iusenlhwde
SdptReeI, 6pptmers, Gnt;Inhun9 lis Sdles, ter gtae
her ennge, eeS WdsenS Ger @n9emtte un6 dasr iener
sbl, be bon eepen gsbeinlen 6epobnbe ten Der Sugenh
elGe tbrsn Spfsrn eet5brer nt ais Ger Strenen Sc
lang BEN @eIabrten beg use8 heraBren nnb trcnn ntt
3etttg 9ebe perben bre elSnsente Spnansen serni@-
ten @6mdte ber Gpnfttuton berpcrtringen bic @be UNI.
Salt aden na6 sulsbt zen 8Srgsr unb Stnn serf5rer
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DIR. Johnston,

Rsr stn;i8s ar3t, 'psi,ter anjsist.
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@eibcms 4 (Staorrs,,ssSnnS.

&etDcms 8 Ota0rrsmeS S50gnDA %
@tne tIne Yartte BneS ebenes 8anb; eeIbes treises
nn6 bdues papier aue Sprten Isabelle unb Branbs pap
3umG efleben unb Mu8iesen 3iGarrentien IT, f. 10 en-
ping rpn Ier 0crt nnS enapfetlt gu blaeen Sretlen
-'itt +fllt-4. Spie @ @rDbet, dor
p tOl9tt-s) -t7r .. IS. @Ge Baltimore u. TreEert6
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- DFFtee: N0. SI6,Jre6ertdtr. :,
fteben Tbaren BON 8alttmrrsfr,, 6ftlt&e Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Dean merle i9 Nanen unb 5au8nuntmer, BENT unfpen-
be lnb rueerfde gtadntaer burtrebene geptenlpe
Nuadalber, Saubftfer. Stiefelwi6er Srabenrstniser
rne 2ampenpnser II. 10. B4 reselmdbse Nerje
NS. ALE 8refe mullen etnen gpf- -Stamp entpalten.
= &ins 6tiIrag III 2 6qaen ,uaelihsrt.
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Der ein3i8e pidb In Der Wstt, pu li6ers,
I6nelle uno a Iiuel:Ge Ruren III
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! 8eie!.pets ~ ttod, er !

Or SCbnfon 6ietet den 3Ienen feline Sne ali, peld d
bnrt ip@e 9beme uub uinatr&e, @ef unb @Grper aer.
fDrente r bic Arbei STE GeIea4aie une te s unfG6ta
utG6suee 2afe oei9tpdbt babe1. T. 11al f51yS
ter i6 enae ter trsurieen unb beasensSertbeu Sol.
gen fcr ruben @emrhnbeie res qaers Sdw de i'm 8tt.
ten unb ben liefern Gmersen i'm &rpf Swihe bes Ge.
fts. ges:mf Der Wu tfltraFt erscpen ne b6ie nrute
Ntaseni9wide unerbnuns fer 8erbauunes Srsane GGes
msne &nttrattuna, S9raptpme ber S6ptnbludt
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SunAe Nldnner.

Eeonters pele lie Cpcr ues aettmen 9aers seUcroen
ne has 1trlid is eiete aHieree in etn 1T rbcs Grat
tetet pcldc fur lpre ebaferen Snlent nb enttrdeen
WerfanbeSfraIte nit benz Dpsr Der @eretamft ben Sc.
nat beeert un Der 9er beaubernce &6ue entlpdt babtn
~arben, mbgen iitb nit ppaem 0ertrauen nahen.
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ltrteil Der preTr.

Die piee 8auiente ipsle maGteo fsr lesten etenebu
aDre In 6efer @naft furirt pu sen inS bic Wenee pd-
tiesr rpunodr36cu SperGrnen melde Dr. SobntVa aus.
u9r uo benen bic 3ensS Rappprteure unb dntere
Wtale rnerrd'st murea nb enbl'b In @e3us au ienen
Gbarder ais @brennlnn in 8eSus au gbarafer un6 Sc
lenfaftigett Hns gefsnhen cine tinretGenSe Ger6br
leifung
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nrtbwene9en @rferberne 3ur ehelt6en @lddIeltetett
ns So pbne tee ptrb ee eiie tes 2ebns 3ur traureen
Nl9erabrt. Die NuSlten teS geb nS oernitern l ue.
LID uno bic eele prb ererifen bon @er3pcuns unb me.
lan3Dl6en SetradtrnBen, ea6 uas bic 8reuten, pebe
M6bere aenteBen permetaert itne. e-l.t...-
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bic f4 turd beiIte 2aasr eebw6d bnben bic e 70 pf
BON bpieu Sente pher tn Der Sule rnen unb beren SOL
gen e alnd9tlta piren, e1bt I'm S6ait, bur 9Oluttp
nen bte nenn nn8etbeift, bic @he unn6elt MAIDEN uni
Rbrper unb Gei serSren Oaten ipCrt e nbtbtgtn eit
te tpun. Spl@e @eripnen mtu becrr e enretsn il, Iii
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Die 6rsdbtbsn @irtnsen bes eafers nb fsbr ,a far&
ten. @eruf bes @ebi6tnilies Gerrrruns ber Sheen Sc
brGdbeit Der @siestafte, b0e Nbnun9en Ibnesuns 30
Der 8eieai9aft:e udt a6 @tniamfeie Wiisranen 9ese
4 elbf Gu@tiamtei u. 10. itnS sintse Der i<mme
Srlee.