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oAmnUINC IN srOCKS.

VITA loud and Ylrtuous indignation the
whole press Of our city viii record the break
log Hp of card gambling saloon. But close
BY the press, right under its nose, is gam
bling he'll, whore in broad day, and every day,
publicly and before all men, more money is
ganbled away In one hour than all the card
gamblers In the city win and lose in a month!
Bnt this game Of hazard Is protected from de-
nunciation because the shield Of fashion is
over II. Gentry Of cloth patronize 1t, men,
ben OF the Church, and gentlemen OF the press
also. To bc sure, the gameis played differently
nrom that OF cards in some respects, but it re-
sosnbies II In others. The player of both uses
stsatagesp 70 exhaust the trumps, thereby to
give extraordinary value TO other suits. The
bettlag V ls'ossentially the same in both, though
the R,smulary differs.
II % stcck-gambllng OF which we speak.
The stock speculator substantially bets every
day that, fog instance, Reading Railroad stock
win, in month hence, sell for dollar
share less than its price to-day. He then
resorts 10 all manner of schemes TO depress
the msritet for that particular stock, by re-
porting, f0r instance, that the dividend will
10 ANAL; that the concern is not making
profts; that Orders came by the last steamer
10 sell out large lot Of stock owned in Lon
don. DC. II by this means, or otherwise, the
price should be a dollar share less Ut the
end Of fthe month, his iellow-gambler loses and
pays She bet, The winner in this case is called
Bear, because Il Is his interest to pull
down stocks The other is called "Bull,"
hecaslse he wishes 70 rush them up.
The n.0stvs operandt is In this wise, viz.:-
Mr.. Bear, when Reading stock sells at s6s
peT share, offers 10 sell TO MIR. Bull one thou
sand shares, deliverable month hence at s6T.
The market price happens at the end Of the
month to be 600. Then Mr.. Bear sends his
check over TO Mr.. Bull for the difference"
$1,000. It Is not often that any stock passes
between them, actually, unless il serves the
purpose Of the party who delivers IL further
to depress the market. The thing is nothing
more nor less than gambling beta game Of
hazard.
Nor Is It a whit less demoralizing than the
faro table. 1t Is even more vicious in Its con-
sequences, because while the latter is under
check, and continually presents Itself TO the
player ~ contraband Of law and conventional
approval the former has the alurement Of
iasnion ana Of Industrial occupation. The Law
does indeed pronounce such gambling debts
irrecosetnoie' Bat ths amounts to nothing
IN practice.
hwewere to say what eomn.unlty Of men
was the most unhappy, We shoula psss over
ths missrsble Esquimaux, and pronounee the
StockSambler the most utterly isfsaksn Of
God, with trembling nerves, with palpitasins
hsast and throbblng brain, be Wings himself
upon ~ uneasy couch, 70 dream Of the devil
n tho stocks. He wakes unrefeshed and
eroWilag Il the compliments ef bic wife and
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b,s ch,ldrens innocent prattle. he bolts his
morning meal With a newspaper before his
face. and bis bloodsbot eye on the stock list.
Then he hurries 10 the gambling hsunts, and
puts his soul In peril Of the dice again till
Change hour closes and with spirit either
oyer-stlmulated by the Atrul success Of the
day, or sadly subdued by reverse, he hies
homeward-his body TO his family, his soul TO
the calculation Of chancesi
What way TO spend the short life vouch-
safed 10 us What mood Of mind for a father
TO do his duty to his childrenl What hard
ened heart 10 present to the sweet partner Of
his home, whom he has sworn TO cherish and
10 treat with loving kindnessi
We know that the stock-gambler of)en bar
gains with himself to quit when he makes
enough, and then to go into enjoyment. But
he deceives himselfifhe counts upon jumping
from a life of anxiety into sudden happiness.
The man whose way of life has for years been
a round of joiut-stiGenlng toll will find him
self incapable Of presently whlrlng in the
waltz, and gliding down the ballroom in the
graceful dance.
AHt bhotc lOI plbhSuio lc4uito w ot Nulei-
waited, or It Is soon lost and Of all men, those
whose hearts and souls bave been for years
racked by the fever for stock-gambling are
the most hopelessly and forever dulled and
deadened to pleasurable re6nements.
We ask of our friends for this subject ear
nest consideration. OF mothers and wives
we ask influence to keep their sons and hus-
bands from the first step to the stock gaming
table. OF all good citizens we ask efforts foI
Legislative enactments to put n stop to an
evil which, for demoralizlng effect, is not sur.
passed by any upon the statute-bOolSs. We
ask of the stock-gamblers themselves to look
candldly at their calling, and say, honestly,
If we do not call it by It's right name, and
describe It's moral effect In faithful language ?
If they take our counsel they win be better
men
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THE MEETING OF THE LEGIsLATURE,
AND THE MILITIA LAW.

The extra session ofthe Legislature, called
By The Governor, has but one work to do-the
enactment Of q law under which the State
militia may be quickly and efficiently organ
led Why this was not done last winter II Is
now too late 70 inquire; but the defective
character Of the bill then prepared and
passed, proves most conclusiyely that the un-
aided Intelligence of civilians Is not equal to
the task OF drafting q law which shall en-
tirely meet the object sought to be attained
IN this particular matter.
What Governor CUBT1N or the Legislature,
OF both, failed TO do nearly o year ago, they
should do now-to wit, call together at Har'
rist@rg 3 sufficient number Of gentlemen of
approved military knowledge and experience,
70 CONFER and cooperate with the members OF
The General Assembly and the Executive,
VITA respect to the best possible mode of re-
oTgsnl1iDg the militia, so as to render il at all
times, and particularly upon any sudden
emergeacy, available for the public defense.
Tsis is what Is sorely needed-this Is what
IL urgeotly demanded by the extremely
critical condition of the times. And that this
exlgency shall be surely and satisfactorily
but such legislation be had as will be as nearly
perfect % may be, and require no future
amendment In any material respect, the coun-
col OF judicious military men is an indispen-
sable condition.
The present law Is admitted TO be full OF
0aults-So full, indeed, that IL seems 10 have
been impracticsble 10 put 1t in operation. This
faot was discovered and declared by several
or our citizens who have been long connected
with our volunteer military organizations;
and it 10 evident hat had they, or persons
Bke them, been previously consulted
upon this subject, we should have
had ct the beginning of this year
sensible, working militia law, under
which our people owing military duty might
have been enrolled, embodied into companies,
regiments, and brigades, properly drilled and
disciplined, and such portions of the force
kept constantly in the field as would have been
adequate Cor the defense of the State against
inyasou.
3 Tho present Law, moreover, is egregiously
diifuse In its provisions, and encountered with
mass Of verbiage which renders 1t almost
lnoomprehensibie.
There Is no reason why a sound, practical
militia bill should not be both brief in its
articles and explicit in expression. Aided
BY the advice OF experienced military gen.
tlemeo, whoknow what is really needed, what
10 essential, and what is Indifferent and super
AuOus, the Legislature win be able to frame
. law which shall embrace In a condensed
form al that the case positively requires, be
easily put In practice, and completely salts
ActoxY in operation.
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spiri.

DARNELL. KILLED in battle, al Pine Kuob, in the
Stats q georia on the 18th daI Of June, IS5l VIII
Mtss1fers oft Port OF Philadelphia by Wsch boi5 hs
mind aud heart His dsiucre5ted frondship and pure
patriotism influenced HIN IN The outset % ths Re !oon
purpose TO assist his county IN protecting and saving
t9e ~ un9H 59m 3 disSaon so IN ne rendition
turei once hy the enc and by u wounded twice He
isntry and established an example worthy t6s Initiation
sssSs s rcsTe RI % m gS 2 ,n T1 a
an agreeable conpanion. surico 10 % say no was
oi owS;I; ens and especially 50 70 brother msasaTers
His uTbany at manners and accommodating spirit en-
deRrsd 70 him numerous and sincere fTonIl, who
hoid thl5 10 he sitting occasion 3 mlnse their lrieis
aud psinu bereavement and promise 20 them the use
gilt and alleviate helr suherng helievlng our ioss TO
nave been one oi Heavens bright and most GLORIOUS
GARWOOD. On the sOth ult, Of disease contracted
snsaR Hss e p nc S ~ a SSa ysar Of Of 6hs sud
ReIatycs and ncnds respectfully invited 20 attend
Bucks Co., on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
59RAFT.on A .hs lst Inst 4sN wife Of Bsltus Graf
july ERA s. RR y a' do@pSnyy n nay
Volunteer Of Erasmus and Jane Kelly, IN the 2ld
Il ths BODY should be recovered due notice viii be
given OF the funeral.
KKEkss Kelly sSGSSy Jay s S5
Kelly,
MORGAH.-Oa The 99tb instant, MARY MATILDA.
daughter OF Aaron and Emene n Morgan, u the i1tb
year OF her age.
Fond friends weep net she not dead but sleepetb
sweet Title, hang al Of her home
Teo. sp0t0ss iaT for earth, the Lord that knowetb
His own, said, gently, II llie come.
ThS TsStiyss snd trisads q me amy Eespestfay
No. IA =. Second street. Wednesday afternoon, at
O'Clock, to proceed TO the Six n stroet rnLon ground
REYAOLDs.--In New YORK on the 39th ulL, OF
wounds received q Colo HarboT, Va, Capt STEPHEN
United states Army. Chief Of stan 10 Cen, j. Wistar
WILKEY-on the 2eth ulL, SAMUEL wILKRY,
aged % yeArA
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Oysters placed In squaria keep them FREQ
from the spores of sea- weeds.
The Newport (Rhode Isand) Ne,os complains
of the secession sentiment at that place. On the
"fas hlonable drives the rebel cockadc is promi-
nently displayed every day by women who are
loud-mouthcd In their denunciation of the north
ern people and the Uuion army. In the parlors
these degraded females give expression to senti-
ments that no respectable woman will entertain
while the secession brdwlCTs keep gentlemen
away from the clubs"
George +, Mcfarland, Harrisburg, Pa, late
Lieutenant Colonel Of the l5lst Pennsylvania
Volunteers, has in press a history of the Third
Division Of the lst Corps Of the Army OF the
Potomac, which will contain also, It Ia an
nounced, descriptions OF the battle of Chancel-
lOrsville and Fredericksburg, with biographies
of the principal officers of the division, COM
plete muster. roll of the rank and file, and many
interesting incidents, &c.
The Connecticut Legislature, at its receu
session, did not make any provision for the i'm
mediate financial wants of tue state. including
the payment of bountios TO recruits in the insur-
gent States. Unless some provision can be found
which can be construed into authority to raise
the money, Governor Gilmore will call an extra
session at once TO make the necessary provision.
II Il teru Is no other alternative he will carry on
the business of the State "on his own hook" as
Governor Morton of Indiana is doing.
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pRoPos SAILS FOR LOAN.


TREASURY DgrAiuurSr. Juy IS, 1854
Notice Is hereby given that subscriptions wibo received
By the Treasurer Ofthc United States tho several Assist
Tiossurers, desisnsted Doposorcs and by the
National Bauks designated and quallaod ag Deposorl,s
and Financial AseHt, for Treasury Notes payable three
years FROM August IS 1851 bearing Interest at the rate OF
and hree-enhs per cont per sunum. with seal-
annual coupons attached, payable In lawful money.
These pOes WI be convertible, at the option Of the
hodos maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds
rcdcenaDlo aHes i've aud payable twenty years from
Ausuat 10, 1861.
Thoso noser win bO issocd te denomination of a0y
oae runtryd, Ave hundred thousand and ays thou-
aaud dosrs and VIII be Issued Ia blank or payable to
orie,, sa may To directed b. tLo .ubscraets.
All tub,crtp,.ons nsi be Cor ay dollars or some mul-
ap'e orary aollars.
Duplicate certificate. viii bo issued or m deposits. Tic
marty dcposng endorse upon the original certificate
the dissemination Of notes required, and whether they are
ue s,ue0 IN U,ak OF PAYABLE to order. When so en-
dof'o5 ,nesi be ler We, the once, r,ssyHs tie de-
post "a BE- forwarded to this Department.
Tic note wlluoTansriitedtO the owaers, es Ostrans-
portstion charges after the receipt ocshs original
certificates OF deposit - they can Ne prepared.
Interest win be allowed to Asgu'tl5 on an Gsposqmado
prior to that ae, and VIII be padb tie upon
receipt ofthe original certificates.
A the notes draw interest rom Augsstl5 pefssns a
ns deposits suhsessoEt 10 mat cate multp pay tie Interest
accTseG from date Of note TO date OF deposit,
Parties depOssBg tweEty fvs uoussna ss s,s ANA up-
wards fos these HStss at any time viii be allowed
commission Of quarter psr cent, which VIII 10
paid b. this department. upon the Tseslp Of bin for the
anOEnt, certified sy the eosr wAh wbom the de5osa
vss msSs No CeGustions for commissions nv Il. he ms,s
iTSm Me depSslta.
Cfcers receiving SSTeRtt wa that lie prspsr en-
dNrseHsEis are nGSs pSOn 'he original certificates,
AnonceSs Anthorzea to receive esSOsks arc reOoested
70 sNe to applicants all desired IHsmstOn, ana seo1d
iSeiliiy feT mskiHg subscriptions
VIZ. FEssENDBN,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Subscriptions IN he received by the
VTRqr NApkoNJAr "A .NV ny rtffT AUVf pts,
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WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATRg
karine CoTps "a VARIED and eSeitiEg Life By sea aud
III and), 0Iee hundred abf-eodted men, % perform The
~ dutieR of foldier At oar Navy Yard and aboard
l'nited Staten shlps- Of-wAI foreign rAuens.
Betteg compSpt aticn than the army shlp ofwAr "a
4 comfortable home. Ire A6rine Corps q the bes9
equipped COsbs IN the service. Prize Money IN abuD-
0frf TTTE LOCAL BOUHTIEs PAID TO RECRUITS.
Az informGH ton apply daily 81 he Recruiting
HsDdezVouf No. Oh g. FROST street. below Spruce, b.
tween tbe keNyG o. nine and thzSe ocLoek.
JAMES LEMI9,
Captain and Rec rutng Oifsey,
nyBa Nc. III 2. FRONT Btrsea-
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T1hrrlt.l.

BoOZ-JENKI SS,-,Iuly 2sth by the Rev. M. d.
kurtl; AT the aIaonaee OF the Twelfth street M +
Church, No. 1919 Fopar street, Mr. SAB URL y. BOoZ
60 bils' ANNA q, ANE JENKINS, daughter OF Samuel
jenkins, Esd., al OF this CITY.
LEAR-kUEITS.--Ju 81, 1854 by Rev. John y. Chap
lain, No. 1885 s. Fourth street, Mr. NICHOLAS LEAR
and Mia lpTriE &. HUNTS, both OF Philadelphia.
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UBsCRIPTIONS IN AID
o. THB
Sufferers at Chambersburg.

We have received from @. n. AEssERsMrH, Ese.,
Cashier ofthe bank Of depoFabe account
Of the desttu.ion existing there Fsoas wishing 10 aid
The sufferers Do so BY sondins their Contributions % u.s.
DREXEL & CO.,
su9H No. A 8. THIRD Street.
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TUESDAY. AUGUST 2, 1894.

R1aF- THR ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
u'-Hg wiu Be prepared 10 send a Oar on TUESDAY
Ev1NFNc, "a iRstsnt, for CHAMBERsBuRC, VIII any
qeifuona that may bo cont TO their oco for the sui
fefcfa by ~ tate oalsuiity. Te be sent tree,
augt-n Johh BINGHAM, Superintendent.
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Subscriptions wa be received blythe
TIRsT NATIONAL BANK or PmLABELPmA.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPmA
gHIkD NATIONAL BANK or PaiLADA. lygl-a
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OFFlcE or ASSISTANT oUARTERMAs-
J tor General.

ruL ADJ LFIgA, July 20, 1884.
Sealed PrOros4lg VIII 30 received &C the OdlGo of the
undersigned, No. O3 GiRAHD street, until WEDNiS-
DAY, Augpst e ltFi 90 N0On pl tue delivery CaQWal
iadeU Balracks, ~ An EARTY DATE, OF eighteen hun
drud 1900 ron bars, round or plge csch bar ~ bo q Of
inch tuck. the "a inCle On, hateued 20 the
ends and each end a. have two holes for the insertion ot
screws. Se,euty-iwo hundred t3gUo) iron screws, 20
inches long Fac proposal must unhe tLe aJtcat time
for dcN cry, De guITant-cI by moro rcspOns
bic person3 (whO must he Known 1t this Office 70 bc
sonsibel. that tie hGdr viii enter INTO immediate cbi
cation for tho pro- p ullh eu thereof and give satialae
tory ity iisa'c proposal o a,cogiSi. 49, .
Tho United SaiCs reserves o r.ht e. reject g blia IL
deemed essenaltO ~ intere.ts rs also those nom do
BY cideS Of Cc,,uc George II. CrOsu,a, A. Q. NJ
ALPERI &. AsitSiEtO,
Aui-1t Captain and A. q. N,
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

sHrsRpOFiIIa DIR. ID. JRync's Alternative
combines the active principle Of this powerful article with
those remedies which experience has pOycd to possess the
most efficient Alternative and deobslrvcn properties while
at the same time contains concealed pylson no aer-
eura other metallic pOisons. ITS therefore, perfectly
SAFE and at tho same time the most efficient remedy She
world, especially fc1 screfo, Canc,rou', T0Jsrcrops,
sscrotsg Organs, whether Of the Glands, Skin, Inter
Membranes This Alternative also enters Into the cir
cula,lou, pasSss With tho blood (Which purlacsJ Into
every tissue and fibre Of the body so that no matter what
b the nature OF the disease, where Ocstod Is to
be reached.
Prepared only AZ NO 9a2, CursSur street.
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PROPOSALS.

A X M y L 7 r l. II S.
"a OirIci OF AEHT CLOrflISO AND EQUwAGR,
No. 6Cs lFoABwAr, NEW uHN, August 1885,
Sealed Proposals win be received az this Odce I'll IL
O'Clock NJ on HiiRSpAY the lth instant for delivery.
by conruct at the Depot Of hrml COthns and Equpae
in New YoTk city r.
ScWtd BlOlevs.
PCgvoG RuoIocg
ScwCd B,Ois.
FeggCt Boots.
PaChut Boxes. .....
Samples ofwhich can be see. 80 tl5 Office. Bd1ers
will tho qua b. thcy wish 20 furnish, and how
they can con plec tie delivery tho quantity they bid
for
They viii submit with their proposals. sample Of the
article they plopo 10 furnish. d.. IT,.
proper guarantoe must accompany all bids for the
iauhtu' pCTtoIm"Uco OF a contract
Tho United State reserves the right TO reject any part
tho whole bids may be deemed for the Interest
VI tho service
Proposals should he endorsed 'Prop osals for furnishing
theTe TIC the article hid rl" and addressed
10 LleutCugui-C -Coou-l j. II. NfkTDk,
au9.7t pelnLY QnaItL mas tienesal. U. S. A.
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.TNVALIDs AND O0NVALEsoENTs.
JRVALIDs AND coNvALBscNTs
InVslds and ConVAeseents,
ERvalids and dCorVAesoents
Especially
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTE,
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
WIN fnd eur win hrdosF Win fnd cur
CAltfoSnIA WiDes, CaliSOmia Wines,
CAAsoTnia Wines, California Wines,
CalifonIa Wines, California WDes,
peculiarly valuable In all Of snguer and gTeas pros
uauon of strength.
Asa Ash Ath Ash Ash
Ask ASH Ash Ask Ash
Ash Ash Ash Ash Ash
brs. Mcclsnand, GSbhaTd, Jackson,
(sfthe RennsyksnLa CAiyeTsity),
HeTinp, Berens, Groves HarisboTSo
schmels, Williams, Hartley, Nsdhard,
Wilson, TiHdal, viAah Ronaey,
Noble, RDoJ, Maryland, Turner,
and other leading physiciaRs, what they hink Of the med
ena virtues sf calorns Wlnss These gentlemen pre-
scribe brands and OF ths Renonts patsnts
receive ifOn their usoi
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY,
bsSIH Ns0h FUTH EsrOsA sDOw chssauL
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A $500 BOUNTY -....
n FOR ONE YEAR.
Nj Volunteers 70 n township quota
" For Cavalry. Infantry, Agtiury,
or sharpshcoters.
Cal at No. o s. THIRD Street. auI 6t
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A CENTRAL l. SUBSTITUTE AGENCY,
"a No. . s THIRD Street Al eu Veteran, aud o Atra-
Nv band bUBSTirUTBS WANTED, e. whOm the hlghest
a. price will bc aid No allen need apply who ,ot
other. ..... ...
Veterans must furnish an honorable di ,ohArge.
The above class Of Suhstiu furnished for any part
OF PenB3yiyaMa.
aul-6t ULMAN, MITOHBLI A co.
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NOUSTY'S TEA WAREHOUSE.-EsP
~ blishsd In tStO.-IalPortef and Dealer In
Fine Teas, Wines, aud Liquors.
Choice Havana Cigars,
Crose & BlAokwells Pickles and Sauces
English aud Scotch Ale and Porter, ..-'
Canned Meats, Fruits, Soup DO
Al No iIs r. SECOND street.
la2S ly JOSHUA IL C0UBrY.
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GSDse @ofctlttrafGrt.

& a ihin9tSn, II, Wdrs. Sen.
eepi5 Walldce miro am ndcbiten Gam
itaD oa6 Commando ots Mitteloeportes
ments (Rarplanos Delawart) antreten.
8is man bort, fol- Butler in itinsm
Oepartsment quite Sortfbrtten MAIDEN
uno miro balo i'm Stauoe ltin, bic Nuss
rpe6Slun9 Der @efan9enen fortjufeeen.
Die Sommittee fir 8abten bat emit:
fbiecen, oab Grant Blair BON Wifouri
nibt berebti9t 3u Dem Sies i'm Gon9refe
1T, fOnoern &nOr fein raoifaIer Sppos
nent.
Gins nidtiss SitI rpurbe 9tffrn pom
Senotor @ilion bon Rafadufetts elm:
9,bra6t. Siefelbe oerfiet, oab Seoer,
Der aus Dem Oienife Ger Ser. Staattn De-
iertirt uno nitbt binnen eiutr pom Yrdfi=
psntcn ju beitimmenoen Sriit jurddtebrt.
Itin 8dr9errtbt perlicrt uno rtierals oa:
rauf Qnfpru6 MAIDEN tann. Elm Sunoes:
amt 3u betIeioen. g8er gum Dienit 3u.
rGdtsbrt, fol plroon erbatten, ober I'LL
anfprii6e auf 90bnun9 uno Rationtr
| fir bic 3eit fciner 2(btpeIenbsit uerIuitie
| fein,
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atasts, , aferbau GefsLIfdaft.

Die piertetidbrlibs 8erfammlune oet
Sreeutiue. COMMITTEE Der StaatssQder.
@eIellf6aft fano am Dienitas Den
81. Mdri in 9arrisbur9 fatt.
@inp Committee BON Der 9eba gaun.
tp Qda bau 9eIellIhaft, bsftsbeno aus
Den 6err'n s. W. Cine, 3. {. S6reiber
uno Sofepb gittmon, rroren onprfene
uno iiberrsi6ten Elm 2(n9ebot fir Die Qb.
boltuna Der nGhffen Stoatsfair ouf ib:
rem @runo Ju Iaentaun.
Gin dbnIitss Qn9ebot pur6e BON Gar
mers' uno @ebanice' Snltitut BON Nor>
Hampton @ountp I'm SerIe9un9 Der
Sair nob @aiton iiber9eben.
Die Uerfhisoenen Qn9sbote rpurosn eis
ner Committee, belfebenO aus Den Serren
3issIer, &app, Gornsu, GoIosr, Gnate,
6amilton, &nor uno eon9afsr, nit Der
SolImadt iber9sben, nab ibrem Grmef.
fen oen Srt jur llbbaltune Der oiesiGb.
riaen Sair su baftimmen uno nit ir0ene
elmer Der eenannten 8efslIf9aften ben
Sontratt ab3uihlieBeu.
3um S6a emsifter fir oas nd6itt
Sabr murhe 8. g. Rutberfcro BON Dou.
pbin Gduntp. uno 1um Setretdr u. 9,
eon0afer ertpdblt.
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