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TNDERSIGNEn. A CnM-

RAl9 THE UNDERSIGNED, COM
OF the Wards the purpose Or recruiting for tue
bei eGt Of ccnccnt Wards, in anticipation the comlg
thelrfellow czens 10 unite with Them effort an
the elt !; aueta ,! obtaining yolsntrer recruits 49,,
most ea nest est and ylsoIogs eSeton1 and me 9mnee
Their influence and by contributions of hs necessary
m ans OF er Inducements eqnalto those orred ny her
ber OF recruiting euenants IN iOus quarter. tho
city and all Ieorrs obtained viii be distributed pro rata
y united and continued effort the committee hone If
ro to s'od the draft altogether at least to reduce Il to
Tbe WI ole number required TO free the city nom the
dram vas on the Ist Of August about uino thousand
From this number is to be deducted those who have been
VI cd since that dats and such crods the cty ~
be entitled to, nom persons coll ting IN the from he
city, and VIII have not been credited 70 u,; a, from
periOrb tnlst In the from The State a. large and
not e dsd 10 any particular district OF which the city
Efors are being made to ascertain these credits The
conn trs also expect to obtain recruits from veterans
r.-ensing, hom the southern states now Oceupied by
forces and other quarters. They do no' deem
imr sab e. therefore by proper exertohs to MI tho cys
quota.
MoBey s necessary, anJ only be ob,zinod by the
voluntary stbscriI6tis OF citizens Such subscriptions
mittee. below nven or to she headquarters OF the
'''''''' ave- I've o. : " ~ j JAMES L cLAGHoRN.
JAMES ss' 4 II oRSE SSn!'''h Alley
NJ, eeG CHE SUR Street.
No. 5l3 SNRKEr street
No. it2 FOURTH Street.
MA, NJ UllLER,
FALL or SCHUNLKiLL.
N. n. BROWNE,
No Il3 x FIFTH Street.
JOHN ". FRAZIER,
auZ2-u No 80 :. SIXTH Street.
aSS5~ OFFICE OF THE UNION PASSEN-
80 ser Railway @, tnp4ny.
PHuADFLPut, Augrst ~, 1864.
The third nsalmenf II ye dollars on each share ri tho
sioSk OF the tpOn Passenger Railway Company will be
cue and payable at the office ol he Company, No. 40
NALNUl street, on septenbor ., 1881.
BY ordtT VI The lluaEc Of Directors.
W. II. KENBLE
au92- 1T. Treasurer.
kS1FJ TAKE NOTICE.-rIE BOOKS OF
~ "1hv west W lniA Oh Cumoany" are nv ops ,
hr lubscdl1Cns tn its Capt u Toe once, No IA WAL
NUT suee, Call or Prospectus.
adet h, VI $40 X Ia lhuI o O 70 and right.
sulS-l2t JOHS \. u tslNAN, secretary.
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T- DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS.
~ hAaes p, Professors Of the Eve and Gar, reati
All diseases AppertAtnng TO the
the utmost Testimonials from the most reabs
sources IN ms city and country be a. his Oea
No oil P1E street Artificial Kyes inserted without pain.
No charges made for eXAninotiOn Oaos hOuTs from 70
II Mi tot p. n. Ne. al RLhK bt1at. isT-suo
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WANTS.

q WANTED TO RBNT.-A FURNISHED
~ House By private family. Address ). q D.. "yst
OWcc, ' on 2 6b, au1i q
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

IrtsA EAuoSAL sAvrSGs BANK, offering higher rate
Of interest than any other and me Js security. Any
savings bank which pays depostors United states
Notes considers that it ia paying in the bcst circulating
medium Of the country. and caHaOt pay n Anything
better, for other In Government seeur
ties or bonds payable Government pa er.
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S9y~ DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD
THROAT DISEASES, CATARRH.


Those who suner from these mslAdles have now tho
very best opportunity for hndng relic Tho apparatus
contiFueted by DR., Won MOSCHZIskER Is undOubtod
the most perfectly effective agent used for reaching
the seat OF the disease TO which directed aud eFad
eating with wonderful rapidly The application Is
painless. ONCE, No. 1877 WALNUT Street
TESTIMONIALS.
To the Deaf.-I Won MOschzlskeT, Aurist No. 1921
Walnut street, operated most successfully my ears
restoring 10 perfect heAriny sun red from what he
physicians called thick enlng Of the the ear
WILLIAM CRANE, Builder,
Residence, No, 1918 y. Second street.
Philadelphia, August 2, 1854
PmLADELPHIA, 25th June, lbG4lhis Is 10 certify, that
for four troubled with offensive discharge
accompanied with DEAFNESS. have been treated BY
meTous physicians without receiving any benefit Some
months aRO applied to Dr. Won MOschl skeT who has
accomplished perfect cure, - -
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER,
fthe firm of Shoemaker a Tisdal Merchants,
No, pa N. Broad street.
Private residence, No. 722 Green street
.EYE-Dr. Won MOsCHZIsKER can be consulted on
all aladies of the Eye. The SURGICAL operations TO
restore SIGHT sklfuny performed.
Once, No i097 WALNUT rect,
Where hundreds Of smiIsr Testimonials the ab
be examined. Au6-f
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A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY HORSES

AssIsrAST QuAUru sNa srEB-uBNnu,t's OrFtcF,
PttAuEIrUtA tPA }, August 20. lisa
Horses suitable tur the AtierN ami Cavalry viii
BE- purchased hy to uudcrsgup6 iu opcn marie al r.r
price when presented In qua urs ,f eFht ts) Grover.
ach animal a. be sub ccicd the usual tlysrn nj
In spCctou % fore bCul accepted
Horses 20 be delivered the Tnltpl Stfts Irsnoror
NJ che WILLIAM tENN HOTEL. MARNET Street. he
tween Eighth snd Nitth sltsuts
rv order OF Coi0uc George ~. Crusmpn. Aaaletan.
Qunrtormas astor- Gt neral L. y A
GEORGE q ORME.
nu2 Tot Captain ard Assistant Quat ter nustar.
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paop osALs.

THoP0sEI-E p NR LUMBER:-
@e.,A ~ piftAnuA D a the once n III,
e.ee proposals WI be resoivN troat, uni noon :
,,'ests,seev 30 ho2 trIRAtsD lmnnediate dsv.rv
NJ Cadwba ef harfac = sf w ~ -,
Ntufeetth 70 common wtin Pine HoaA tnrhca IL o..t
long ~ go.
6kfgs i0d. Nails .-,,-
All o. 5000 .saity. ana % b approved adA
Nc prop sails viii he rscev out dnso uhlcaA ,bics
perl! filled on the blanfs Furnished Al ts ofee .i
must be susranec BY one OF more persos known - ''
The Urtea states the rigt 70 reec, an b,A
emed 70 h b. ~ aso fns from denauius ractorI
Is, order Of Col lnd A. j. Perry, Vuarefmastets be-
ALBERT 4. AaHuRAD
Auao Ceptsin and Assstant Omar 'ernas.ez.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIsSARY OF SUB.
~ siatuCe
,,,,,,, wAsuSerov, d. q, august 20, 1874
WI he sold a. publc auciion On MONDtT Ieptomber
o. lo,1, ~ II o'clock q M the Sixth street wdarf,
nasintisn d G., the following pnblc prOPerty In good
cobdtof Iiz.:-
nis thcusal utoOl Reef fHdes, sailed.
Iily- W. th2) bcei nd, 4, dry.
Ee'ou O) sic p SKINS
Terms cash, In Government funds
g. G. GREENE,
AuA' pt CAPTAIN md X ~.
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T. sTERs WANTED.

II i A NJ S T r. RS WAN TED.
NHEF QUAErliNfAsrERs OFrfCr.
bEruI OP WNsWSgrpS,
WA9HfNgTuS,D ID c.. August 49, ISiA
wanted, AZ once. FIVE HUNDRED 10 ~ /, ONE
Tluj SAND UOOUl TEAMSTEks each ca3eh'o 1f nrly-
li4 with sirgc line, nnd mar alirl six mule teams.
To such who are competent TO perform duty, the
pay rer month VIII be thirty -nyt s35l dollars with % 10
rs'ni Pc day, and bo,pa lryieges including tho bcs
WeG rs site, dance when siCt.
Men eNttriouc,d a. WHvva Masters VIII receive such
positions. uron bringing 70 tus point twenty ave (25)
good 1esusClt,
App 20 CAPTAIN CuAs. II rONeKrNs. A. u.MU.
CORNER Of TWENTY SECOND and g. Streets wash
inEton, u. G..
d II. RUCRER
Brigadicr-Gcnoral and Chiet Quartormaster.
NulS 1T bepot o. Washington.
fS HOUSE WANTED IN GERMANTOWN
L. or Chesnut H.To rout Tor agar or 10 purcrH,o.
Address, with location and price, Box 5Jl, Post Office,
Philadelphia. AulS-f
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NOUSTY'S TEA WARRH0USE.-ESTA
I ! blished in l8OO-Importer and Dealer in
Fine Teas, Wines, and Liquors,
Choioe Havana Cigars,
Cross a BlaekWelrs Pickles and Sauces
English and Scotch Ale and Porter
NAVY Ae'''' Pu' Wy N Eo. ils 8. SECOND Street.
hSsIv JOSHUA IA. COUBTY.
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CITX POINT. Va,
August 2, 1864.
OrFICt Drrur op RrrAtpt
ABAILs OrtUNrISs AGAtyst RIUUHuNU.
WANTED,
900 TcamstcrE,
90 whceIwrIghts,
90 IBIaCIS@mIths, and
30 CnrrIaGc Trimmors.
Who vii! receive tho highest rates OF Government pay
rationI, and medical attendance
Transportation furnished BY applying at
No. 22l PbSNSYLVANIA AvENU UE.
WASHINGTON, d. @.
J. STRANG,
Cap'sln, A. Q. n.
JAMES NJ. KELLY,
aul0-lm QuArterr aster's Agent.
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BS1SJ TAKE NOPICE.-TIIE BOOKS OF
~ "1hv Wtst Nb siniA Oh Cumoany' arc NV ops
r tuhscruCns Ia its CApit ~ once No. III wal
NUT bueei Call or Prospectus.
adiet can h, VI $40 X Ia lhu Al va ne and right.
sulS-l2t JOtiH \. u islMAN, ncGre.ary.
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Ioa4 CHEssUr sTKuEI

CARPETS, MATTINGs, OIL CLOTHS AND
I Window Shades, fron Now York Auction aAlol,
(sIishtly wet5-Maghidcsnt BEusses, Y wide, 81 70,
81 s79s, llbO and 975; haitAton Brussels lpAnted)
Il nate prices Imperial Carpet 81 % to tlIs Per yard
ITgTain from 80 cents 20 6l'Dhi venetian, kAg, and
Hemp nom GA to rs cents per yardj Maiings he
largest assortment offered in PhhadephA from 81
q IS cents yard at the New Yerk Aleuon Sales De-
% l. Oormerly stshlow'sO No. lI 3. SECOND Street,
b. 81 door above Walnut, opposite Corn Exchange
jy7-3m
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AND FINE TAILORING
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DAINTING y -PAINTINGst
No, AZ S. THIRD strict,
ABoYE CHEsNgr, PHILADELPHIA.

FAHY s. BROTHER,
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painters.
GrSlnins, Glazing, Gliding on Glass KaisOnnins, Pap
Van ishing, &c. apl0-tf
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United STATES POSTAGE STAMPS.

No. 10, CIIEsS 7 Street, and
aul0 No it3 r. ri TIL Street, Phlladel hia-
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AvrH A SACRED cANsAsA.

contains tSs pages Words by Rev. &ansy pyss pusss
by Paf Call This slessa book for seus ~ ~ for
ths yeus, Prices pnpsr eevsrs - ssn,s SAC ess lse;
bound rs eent. $40 per loo. -
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. JuLr 25, 1904
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will be
several Assistant Tressurers and Designated Deposa
ries, and by the National Banks designated hed
as Derositnries and Financial Agents, for Treasury
Notes payable three years from August l5 1864 bearing
interest at the rate Of seven and three per cent
per annu, with semi coupons attached payable
in lawful money.
holder at maturity into per sent gold bearing bonds
redeemable after i've and payable twenty years from
August rs, 1867 = -. -
The Notes will be issued in the denominations Of fifty,
one hundred Ave hundred, thousand aud five hous
and dollars and will be issued in blank, payable 10
order, as may be directed BY the subscribers,
Al SUBSCRIPTIONS must be for ATTY dollars, OF some null
Duplicate cer6cse, will be issued for all deposits. -
The party deposing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination OF notes required and
whether they to be issued in blank or payable TO
erder When endorsed It must be left with the officer
receiving the deposit TO be forwarded to this Department
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free oil
transportation charges after the receipt Of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they can be prepared
Interest will be allowed to August is onsI deposits
made prior that date and will be paid by the Depart
ment upon receipt OF the original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August u.s. personi
making dep ,ss subsequent to that date must pay theyir
erest accrued from dale of note to date of deposit
Parties deposting twenty-five thousand dollars ant
upwards for these notes airy time will be allowed
commission Of one.quar,r OF one per cent, which
will be paid by this Department upon the receipt OF
bill for the amount certified to by the officer with WHOM
| the deposit made. No deductions for commission
| must he made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper en-
dorsenlents are made upon the original certificates.
All officers authorized receive deposits request
ford every facility for making subscriptions.
-.... .. W. p. ,FESSENDEN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
| III bscrptions will he received by the FIRST N A
TlONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORT, OHIO; alse sub
scrptions received to the TenFory Five Per Cent Col
Besiing Bonds. JOHN c. TALLMAN, Cashier.
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val prayer, and seaforonss meetings Price 10 paper
covers single copies, 10 ssnis, - psr 1os k.s&t ths
retail price
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Yns noRAoE wATRRs MELocEoNs AM
'''''''''' HARMONIOUS, ..+....5
Txsx BAY seHnoL Bnl.i.

10000 copies issued. A new Singing Boob Tor eshsox
and Seninaries called the Day y-sehool Bsf, 10 now
eacbe. duet, ,res ouar,e,ts' and ehoro,es many of
them written expressly for tina work besides - pages Of
the Elements Of Music, which easy and
Among the large number OF beautiful pieess may b.
found, "Uncls Sans Seheol, y "Do MT you hssf the
children coming "Alwsys look on the sunny side,
little Bird BIRD Of beauty" "Preuy pair tree "Apvn
chotes,n "Msst me by the running broskn &s Il
Be,n Nos and 9, which have had tn, snsrsens sails
Of e2s00o copies. Priess-psper esvers rs cents; $50
per hundred; bound, % cents &9s per hundred, soth
bound, srabosssd gilt 4b eons as5 ipsr huudtsd, 10
copies afnishsd ut the 100 psss Maisa 81 the sssaP
price. .t %
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NEW VOCAL MUsIc.-"I.and Of the Br,v. md
IN Free Rev. O. S. Plumsy; "Yeur Fortune Is TOO
Small for Me y Comic Song Maurice; II will wait Al
ful Smile NJ Kellsr; "ons BY enc the Stars 81 Evso
ming" The Flowers bloom in Linden Vals,s q. Raw
renee; "Fhe Morning is Dawning" H. Leland; .srhsrs
is Beautiful World" HShall we Mset yond tRs Rivsrp
The Angelo are HoveEing Near" 'sThe Year Of Ioyen
How sonly on the Bruised Hs.rtn Mrs, Parkharst;
the Dear Old Flag Dien HOh, why anil 20 Happy,n b
C. Foster; sabbath Bells Chime On, Lowry S cents
eao h, mailed free. ,44IrFi Vtlusl I'm
New lSsrnymxrrAL Musc--"Idlewild ,7-Pslka Ca.
price, BY kellar Morning prayerD By W. II Muller.
"Le Pri Polka; Yves, Point march, $50 each; aOmstsps
Waltz" "L'Armstee Wal,z,n "Frederck Waltz,1J J. 8.
Bernard, 4oc each. We Are Coming, Father Abrsham'
Always Look on the Sunny sids,n "Brilsny Ysria-
TONS" by Charles Grobe, 80 cents each. "shail We
Rlow Eseh Other fhsre'n for Guitar, by Bioomsf sse.
10 ~ lance Belak and 10 by Mrs Psrkhurs; pssash.
HORACE WATERS, rshli,h.r, Ne. ~ sr.asway.
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ALLOTMENT PuND.
Paid to families 4 friends
ss OF Volunteers through 1
County Treasury. $3.50 90 2S,659 90
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A Milliama. cleaning Count

| A Williams, cleaning Court
| House..,. ......"."...."". 3 90 30
inc Kennon, surveying lands
seld for taxes. IL
T Mitchell, surveying Co road. s 90 .....
r S Clark, fees and mileage as
appraiser ofthe G & p RR..34 90
Jas Carlisle, hauling ashes t'F
from Court House yard...... 90
Mary Ridsout, cleaning Audi s
tors. ofhce...."... ...,...".. 90
same cleaning hall........... 2 90
S Crawford. varnishing....... 3 rs s,.l
S Taylor, bed steads for jail...l4 SO
| T ID Bailey, whitewashing Au-
ditors, Clerks, = Judges &
Recorders Offices & Hall. 10 so
M Rideout, cleaning clerks Office 9 so
same " court house.. so
Scott Geller, freight on laws. 2 65
r Clark & Co. a copies Raffs
Revision of road laws of Ohio 90
s x Lewis express charges A IS
II Meyer, clothing for insane
patients and prisoners. ..66 20
Fript q Nagle, same...........20 90
5 Wiley, shoes for same........ 7 rs
Money deposited for redemp-
tion Of land seld for taxes...l5 S5
Miscellaneous items ...........10 rs LOIS 81
AUDITORS OFFICE, BEL Co., o.
ST CLAIRsvILLE Oct. 81, 1854. !
The foregoing exhibit of the Receipts anc
Expenditures of Belmont County, from tn,
FIRST day of Sept, 1868, to the first day o
Sept. 1864 is correct as taken from thu
Books, of this Office.
.e r. s. CLARK,
Oct. 27, "a. Auditor Bel. County.
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TINE RKvIvAL Music sooT

aiinp boeoas ii
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TIE NEW PATRONS seas soas

contsns ss pages Of songs, duets and shorussa te,f
sacred aud secular, including "a pages Of prayers fr
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual.
1t is we'll suited for social singing wen sabbath
eSnd Pwss1s liberty a~ss pssi
Christian Here" "Three Cheers for Hainsr ""Come
sing 10 me Of heaven" "Columbis ihs Gem OF the Oessn
"Freemnn's Gathering" "Couihbis's King forsvern
"Msrehins Along &c. Prissspspsr sevss., 1b Gents
s1e per I0e Mailed at the retail price ,.i-
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3, SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. Na q u,

10 an snurs work Of 1e1 pages, and nsa ty ~ nss
and hymns. Nearly enc million Of thsss BELLS
have been issued and are now ringing hlssgh
choice pieces may be found "shai we msst beyond the
River" ''Thers 10 Beautiful World,n "Sorrcw shall
come again msrsn do MT yea hear the Angels com
ngp' fhou sod, ms hSabbath Bells ehins on, /"
&c. Prices OF Bell No. are same as Bell No O. Both
copy 40 cents ss5 per hundrsd cloth besnd sabo,sod
gill; so cents $46 per e0 S eepies furnished the 1Uc
price. Mailed ct the Retail price. .l. t,W
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THE ATnENxuM cOuuEsriosa

contains Fivs Hundred pages Of tsnss an hymns
new and old, OF tho choicest kinds, for ebure ,sunday
school, revival missionary tsap pray and CEN
ference and ali kinds Of saersd and secia msshngr-
The music in this bosk has life ahd nnims on In it, like
"Shning Shore" Rest for tho Wsnry,n' hall we know
each ether hsrs!p 'shall We meat bsysnd the River!'
There is Beautiful World,n "Kind Words" Sweet
Hour OF Prayer" There is Land Of Lsvs," "ssser
little childsnte mi" "God save the Na,ss
&c. Prices snsls copiss hound, IS cents ssS psr iOe
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents, sas per 100 Mailed
AT the retail prizes. - .lrH tIpf 81 n
sH ~ BoRACE wATkRS, Agt
4sl, srsadwsy, New Ysrk,
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rHE HARP or FnnspoA! Il,

contains ~ pages duets and shesuss ksa~
dom. Among tis eheee pieces we wsuld nalAs "Bajr
Freedoms nern" 20 lei my people gs," Ovsrht nsun-
tain' "Thsy worked ms all the aayp ks Price Sssns
each. hs,,EI Won fg IS go 9GG 10
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELk. NO. \

contains IA pages and nearly 900 and bymns aud
is the popular s. 8. Book ever issued Aueng the
m os popular pieces are "Kind Wsrds" eden Ab6ys"
"Christisn Hero" "Bsautifu xoR ought 70 love a!
Mother,n vThs Angels told so""n the Light" "Rss>
for tie Weary" Ao Prcss-papsr covers, 80 cents
eaeh SIS per hundred; bound rs eens $40 rhundrsd
cloth bsuad embossed si % oents, s2s per 100. AZ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-27
@cGunuuaSta@ tiefcit oemofrati.
fiber TMbrer.

Ser M an remcfratiiher 6auptz
bobn in ct. Yaul, trdhte Nnnp 1861
na& Counters Jau ,pie folat:
vDdS Self ccs NoroenS, IA eS cinz
NAL caS S6pert Ae5oAsn bat sur @ers
tbeioisun9 Der Ne9ierun9 unc terllnion
9e9en Die &errdtbtr res Sipens. Iollz
tt ballelbc nj b t mebrinpie
96eipc REDEEM lplan8e nod
Elm 9flao a uf Mmcrita6
8ppcn lebt."
Bei Der WeGlelan @eriammluna
an, ltbten Montaa life iid rerlelte @osel
Yernebmen wit folBt:
vDcr&ries mirp jsBt fir ois@ernide
tuna rer Sfloverrt nsp nitt fir tic
9ernidtunA Ter Mctellion aefitrt.
= DaS mus ancer5 rtyren. Gin Mann
mug in'S Mmt, her uns bic Seanuugen
res 6risrenS seten orer rem &rieg fir
feline redtmd6t9en 3pcde fiibrcE tann
etc."
German, poe 0rpEe een0fratiihe
Sutbcrn Flies nrd i'm S%crsanscnen Spmz
u,er folsenccrmaben:
.f n@ba,leiien mub ccm 0oeen alci6z
, 8smadt mereen, IL RAP fein Sttin aui
Dem annern bleitt."
Sci Ger leg,en 0scgltlansM Directing
1dien EA cas ierg!srlihe Ssriho 3ut>
born in cine 5rauerE5!c Y%e!,panoels III
kabsn uno minielte mic fo!ot
Scr 8rica ortet ieBt in e!ncn&reusz
~. ~. qua Ter &ade Ger llntercriduns unr
rer 3er|:J:uns res @i9entbums I'M
Sicen aus. SplGe &rieDfiibrun!
osscamMe iu etc."
unp uon iolden serid,tliten @ttterz
tdbnen, yon folsben darottsrz unp asrii>
%icnlelen S@wdgern, iul&sn fetleu unp fei>
9<n Ssdumrtnesrn er1rartet ras leid)'z
eldubiee @clf Res Sell cee @a!nlaneee
mad BEN Sturse Der reputlieanilhen Yar<
tel. Der Seufsl brle cen Seae1, &c! RON
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