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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-23
ELI SL1FER, secy. OF the Comth.
Members Of Congress from the
Rebel States.

On the I'd day of July, 1862, Presi-
dent Lincoln approved an act of Congress
providing that persons thereafter claiming
seats in Congress should, as a condition
10 admission to that body, take the fol
lowing oath, to wit:
II. A. r, do solemnly swear that have
never voluntarily borne arms against the Uni
ted States since / have been a citizen there
of; that | have voluntarily given no aid
countenance, counsel, or encouragement to
persons engaged in avowed hostility thereto /;
that have neither sought nor accepted nor
attempted to exercise the functions of any
Office Whatever under any authority or pre-
tended authority in hostility to the United
States ; that l have not yielded voluntary
support to any pretended government, au-
thority, power constitution within the
United States, hostile or inimical thereto. -
And | do Iurther swear that. TO the best Of
my knowledge ana ability, l will support and
defend the Constitution of the United States
against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
that | will bear true faith and allegiance to
the same that 1 take this obligation freely
without any mental reservation or purpose of
evasion, and that will well and faithfully
discharge the duties of the Office on which /
am about to enter. So help me God"
With this solemn enactment upon our
statute book, many of the rebels who took
a prominent part in the great rebellion,
snd who are even yet rebels 10 heart, suf-
fercd themselves to be elected to Con-
gress, and will undoubtedly appear in the
National Capitol Oh the first Monday in
December, claiming seats in the House,
bat refusing to take the oath. For these
traitors to take tie oath would be down
right perjury, and so apparent that every
schoolbPy in the land could witness the
faisehood. a majority of both houses Of
Congress will undoubtedly at the outset
refuse these men admission and we look
forward with apprehension to re euact-
ment of some Of the disgraceiul scenes
chara ,tering the proceedings OF the House
from 1855 to 1861. We SO look, for the
reason that these men Eve are sorry to
have TO say i) are precisely the same
traitors now they were then; the tone and
bearing of those of them " no have been
RECONSTRUCTED" display the same treason
able audacity aud insolence we witnessed
In past years Some of the rebel Con
gressnen will probably appear With par
dons in their pockets from President
johnson, claiming that this cheap white
washing process restores them to their
original rights as citizenso of the republic;
but that Congress will SO view it is doubt
ful. There is the law of the land spread |
cut npon the pages of our statutes at large |
IA notice served upon every man having
aspirations that he must
,ome prepared to take his seat Ia the Ma
iouaI Legislature with clear skirts 30 far
IS the matter of treason is concerned, or
,ome not at all.
The programme of the would-bs :ebsj (
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINEs.-Our Letter
4 Family Seaeing Machine is fast gaining p
worldwide reputation. 1t is beyond doubt
the best and cheapest and most beautiful of
all Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the
public No other Family Sewing Machine has
50 many useful appliances for Hemming.
Binding. Telling, Tucking. Gathering, Gaug-
ing, Braiding, Embroidering, Cording, &C. No
other Family Sewing Machine has so much
capacity for great variety of work 1t will
sew all kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of
thread. Great and recent improvements ma Ae
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable. and
most durable, and most certain in action at
all rates of speed 1t makes the interlocked
stitch, which is the best stitch known Auy
one, even of the most ordinary capacity. can
see, at glance, how to use the letter Fam
lily Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite
style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine
is piece of cunning workmanship of the
most useful kind. 1t protects the machine
when not in use, and when about to be oper-
ated may be opened as a spacious and sub
stantial table to sustain the work. While
some of the Cases, made out of the choicest
woods, are finished in the simplest and
chastest manner possible, others are adorned
and embellished in the most costly and superb
manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation. so as to Judge of its
great capacity and beauty
1t is fast becoming popular for family
sewing as our Manufacturing machines are
for manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with
silk, twist, thread, needles, OIL &c, of the
very bes, quality.
Send for Pamphlet
THE SINGER RMANUFACTURING co.
45S Broadway, New York.
mn. PHILADELPHIA Office, Sl0 CHEST
NUT ct.
c. T. RoBERTs, AGENT IN EBENsBURa.
March 9, ls65-iy.
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P@A Washington special says that
the friends of Gen. Logan say he will not
accept the Mexican mission, as he wants
to be United States Senator.
n<n- Notwithstanding his great age,
Lieutenant-General Winfield Scott is in
the enjoyment of excellent health and
spirits. He is living in New York city.
sa- The rebel Gen. Mansfield Lowell is
living on farm near Columbia, S. G..
D6- Gov. Ca-tiu, who has been i'll for
two weeks in New York, is recovering.
B9-The President has pardoned Gen
A. E. jackson, of Georgia or Tennessee.
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Hon. PRESTON KING, Collector of the
port of New York. committed suicide one
Gay last week, while laboring under TEN
porary arrangement, by throwing himself
of a ferry boat into the Hudson river
He was prominent politician, aud had
been Representative in Congress from
New York, and subsequently United
States Senator from the same State
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NOTICE
IN Notice is hereby given to those per-
sons that have unsettled accounts with the
late firm of TUDOR Il JONES to come for
ward Immediately and settle with R. II. Iu-
dor, the surviving partner of the irm-pre-
sent their claims, or pay their indebtedness
e. II. TUDOR.
Ebensburg, July l3, 1865.
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IHE TEMPORARY REMOVAL OF THE
NATIONAL CAPIFoL.-Members of Com
gress who have already arrived in Wash
l"gton city, and who are appalled, with
the filthy condition of that locality. are
discussing the practicab,lity of tenporari-
iy removing the National Capitol to-Phil
adelphia. It is declared that the cholera
will certainly rage in this country mex,
summer. Congress will be in the midst
OF an important session during the heated
term, and as the condition OF Washington
is such az to provoke the virulence of the
cholera, 1t is proposed to hold the ap-
preaching session Of that body in Phiia-
delPiia OF course this Is nothing more
than suggestion in its present shape
But there is no denying that Washington
city is in wofully filthy condition, so
much so that Members of Congress are
not to blame for seeking a refuge from
disease in the cIeanly and healthy locality
oe Philadelphia.
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EITERS REMAINING UNCLAIAfEn
IL IN THE POST OFFICE,
Al Aoens6arg, State of PsnnsylDanso
NoVembe: /, 1868.
>. Bueti. Isaac Harris
Slias Byrn John Fl Homer
Y T.h m ". " bia'n. Anna Maria HoovS,
John Bender. S fset
Il Conrad. Henry Springer
=. Garry J Snear- -
W wen ~ cunningham y Daniel R Taylor
David d. Davis. Mrs lea panl 10
iohn 70 80 Era Miss Annie II Rov.
Catherine Edwards. Thos 8 Poba-..,
- c,''sta ., Evans Mrs D Roberts
=. H"rren: Mrs Roberts
n 1u HnrG q uaiiagher Miss Matte Rosens,.s
v;s NJ X " uTifnitn. D., Lucind William,
10 obtain any of these lette-s, the ann,,
cant must call for ''ad0ertised letter, ;,
tising i0r Au'eF'
1t not called for within one zao.y3 ,,.-
VIII be sent to the Dead Letter Ogice '
free delivery of letters bv carriers at .h.
residences OF owners in cities and large tovrns
secured by observing the following rules
/. Direct letters plainly to the street ana
hIlhoer' as wei as the post office and State
ana 60 -, 'N tiie writer post office
ana STATE street and number. sign them MAJ
~ with full name, and request thu a-f f-e''n-
be directed accordingly. answers
B. Letters to strangers OF transian, ,;.....--
IN town or city, whose special address TnaS
be unknown, should he marked. in the IoIs:.,
Ieit-hand corner, with the word .sTransisnt -
4 Place the postage stamp on the upn,-
r,gAf-h"Hd corner, and leave space between
the stamp and direction for post marking with
out interfering with the writing.
N.B.-A request for the retnrn of a le..s-
to the writer, if unclaimed within 90 fja,~e =.
less, written or printed with the writer's nam,
post 0gFce, and Stlte across the Icft-band sDs
OF the envelope, on the face side, will be com.
pied with at the usual prepaid rate of post.
age, payable when the letter is delivered IA
the writeF.-Sec. 28. Law of 1868
JOHN THOMPSON, Pm.
Nov. !, 1865
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4 DMTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of Robert Davis,
late of Ebensburg, Cambria county, deceased,
have been grant led to the undersigned by the
Register of said county. All persons indcbt-
ed to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment and those having claims
against it will present them, properly authen-
ticated, for settlement.
GEO. NJ READE, Admir-.
Ebsnsburg, Oct. 26, lse6-6t
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IN Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration on the Estate of Henry HArri-
son Duncan late of Blncklick tp., Cambria
Co, deceased, have been granted to the un-
derslgned, by the Register of Cambria co.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted 10
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment, aud those having claims against
said estate to present them properly authen-
ticated for settlement, to
RkBECCA ANN DUNCAN, Adm'x-
Blackjack township, Oct. 5, ls65-6t.
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A MONTREAL corresponding Of a Ca
madam paper gives the following intorma-
ton: 1.-The children of Jefferson Davis
have been for some time in Canada, IS is
we'll known. The two boys are just now at
Chambly, and about to enter LcnnoxviIle
College. The young girl, nine years of
age, is pupil at the Convent of the Sa-
cred Heart, Saulte-au-Recoilets. Last
Sabbath several Southern refugees went
TO see her. They brought with them the
Federal Gen. Cochrane, whom they intro
duced to the girl, telling her that he was
friend Of the Southern cause, although
circumstances constrained him to fight 10
the ranks of its enemies. The child
looking to the General, answered: Il shall
believe that you are one of fhe friends OF
our cause when you have obtained the re-
lease of my father The General was
deeply moved with this answer, and pro-
mi>ed the child to use all his influence in
behalf Of Mr. Jefferson Davis"
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Dist, VA.
q Ro6t. T. Concord.
8 Ddsid II. Hoge.
LOUISIANA.
j L. st. Martin.
2 jacob Barker.
2 " n W;oEI-F

The political views of many of the
above Senators and Repre- .ontatives of the
seeded States are not sufficiently known
to. classify them with any degree of GER
tainry. The Senators of Louisiana were
elected as Union men, but we believe
their sympathies are now with the Dem
ocrafic party. The Senator's of Arkansas
were elected as Union men, but we do
not know whether they still. adhere to the
party.-N y T1buse.
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.TEW TOWN -
DRoKE OFT IN A NEW PLACE

DROKE OUT IN 4 NEW PLACE
I'D The subscriber begs to inform the citi-
zeus of Ebensburg and vicinity that he has
opened out
NEW GROCERY STORE
on High street. one door west of Hurtleys
Hardware store, Ebensburg His stock con-
sists in part of Flour, Tea, Coffee, Sugars,
Bacon, Tobacco and Cigars, Candles, Soaps,
Spices, Nuts, Candies, Crackers, Cakes, &c,
&C. In short, he keeps constantly on hand
everything in the Grocery line, alI of which
he will sell at the Ueyy tOEeSt prices for cash.
R. R. THOMAS.
Ebensburg, May IS, 1s65.-em.
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xXXIxth Congress.
THE SENATE.
CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA. MISSOURI.
Tn. Ex Tn iEx
J. Il. Nc DoHgaH... 1867 B. Gz Brown....l8
John Conn ss.......lS69 j. B. Henderson. 869
CoNNECTICUT. NEVADA.
Lafay. ). Foster..IS67 James W. NyelS67
james Dixon....... 1869 VIM. NJ. Stewart.Is69
DELAWARE. NEW HAMPSHIRE,
Geo. Read Ridd7e...Ie69 Daniel Clark. 1867
RiHard Salisbury. 1871. Aaron Cragin lo7 |
ILLINOIS NEW JERSEY.
Lyman Trumbull. ls67 Wi11iann fright. 1869
Richard Yates...-1s7l Jno. p. Stockton 1877
INDIANA NEW YORK.
Henry 5. Lane...-l867 Ira Harris
4. Il. Hendrtcks....lS69 Ed ID. Morgan. 1869
IOWA. OHIO.
- - --. ......ls67 John Sherman. 1867
James w. Grimes.1 1871 Benz. F. WaGe...l
KANSAS {. OREGON.
Sam. c. Pomroy. 1867 Jas. ", Nesmith. 1867
James ID. Lane....l97l Geo. II. Williams 1877
KENTUCKY. PENNSYLVANIA.
Gdrret Daris.......lS67 Edgar Cow a 49,. S67
James Guthrie......187l c. r. BuckaLe,o 1869
MAINE. RHODE ISLAND.
Lot. NJ. Morrill,. 1869 Wm Sprague.... 1869
w. P. Fessenden..-187l b. B. Anthonyl87l
MAssACHUs FITS. VERMONT
Charles Sumner...1S69 Jacob CoIlamer 1867
Henry Wilson.....l871 Solomon Foot. 800
MARYLAND. WEST VIRGINIA.
j. A. j. Creswell..1s67 P. G. Van Winklel869
heoeTdy johnson. ..l869 w. T. Wiley.'S7l
MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN,
Zacha Chandler...ls6 Timot'y O. Howels67
j. NJ Howard. ]. r. Doolittle.. 1869
MINNESOTA.
Alex. Rtmsey.....1S69
Dan. S. Norton. ....IS7I
Union lin Roman), 50; Dem. lin Italics), II.
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The Great Amendment.

Congress, by two-thirds vote in either
House, has initiated, and already twenty
five States have ratified by a majority
vote in either branch of their respective
Legislatures, the following important
amendment to the Federal Constitution ::
ARTICLE XIII.
SEC. Neither Slavery nor involuntary SER
vitude, except as punishment for crime.
whereof the party shall have been duly con-
victed, shall exist within the United States
or any place subject TO their jurisdiction
SEC CONGRESS SHALL HAVE POWER TO EN-
FORCE THIS ARTICLE BY APPRoPRIArE LEGIsLA-
TIoN.
The States which have thus far ratified
this amendment, are as follows:
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ARKANSAS. TENNESSEE
Tn. Ex. TIM Ex
Il. Baxter......... - d. P. Patterson. 1869
nm- ID. Snow. - j. S Fowler
VIRGINIA. MISSISSIPPI.
J. f. Underwood. Fm. l.. .Sharkey. 867
Joseph Segar...-.lS7l j. Il. Alccrn....lS7l
LOUIS lANA. SOUTH CAROLINA
Il: r. Cutte' .....-.. - J'lo. Il. Mnnning 867
Charles S"af'h....-. - BehJ. r. Perry....l76l
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Dist. 8
ARKANSAS.
- Byres..
2 Il. Gibson.
3 j. II. Johnson.
MISSISSIPPI.
a. Il. Reynolds.
? R. 4. Pinson.
3 Jas. z. Harrison.
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Rooms:
Half Square North of the Diamond.
sept. 20. EBENSBURG- pa
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Surge Iagesnemtgteitcn 1t.

philadelphia, q. Set. Sin lhlim=
mer l1nfall ltteB beute Dem SAraubenpampTsr
,,TannY Gappallaber" 3,t. OaS 8Oot 9ebDrt
aur Baltimore @bilabelpbter Dampferltnie.
Su Der NGGe BON Gbelter BARI ietn Narth=
fang unb elm 6et;er ptroe permaBen oerleBt'
paB er BALD parauf ltarb.
New gprt, 81. Set. Gin S4entpar'
ter purpe beltte Wtor9en in elmer &netpe IN
@ourtlonbfr. BON einem @ebetmpplt3lten aus
SerleY Git9 er1Aolen.
WbtGabetp Sta, 81. Sft. Oura pas
Seuer in Der @Uoben Nia puroe Elm Serlult
BON 100000 perurla6t.
ewSrGeamS, 20. Oct. Ollie &rte9S=
i6iTe in Der NGGe Der Stapt lino ab9efabren'
Der beuttee Sag par Der erl tie an ipeld)ent te'f'
S@if int 5ofen lie9t.
st. Qputs, q. Set. 2puis SETTLERS
@Gtafabrid perbrannte beute Nfcr9en. Serlul'
$4,000.
Sadlon, 20. Set. !9eute wareen er=
@p%uperneur S6arfeY unb s. Sc. Nlcprt gu
Ser. Staaten Senatpren BON Nfllflltppt er=
pdblt.
Qoutsptlle, 20, Octtr. Der Guerrilla
6eurp 6. Maaruber wurbe bsute NaAmitta9
i'm 6pfe bes Nli(itdr9efdn9nine6 gebangt.
Naf6pt1le, 20. Sctbr. Der rptrrllNs
guertQa Clamp 6er9ul on tpuroe bente Sc
bdnqt. Die G%recutiOn wuroe gebstln 0oll@
3C9en.
New gort, 81. Octbr. Ser Campftr
@itY Of Baltimore 1T Dor Dem 9ofen an9etont'
men. Seine Neut9feiten inb pcraltet.
Sprt Mnnr0e, %. Set. Cte Os-
fanaenen @(a9 uno MttAel wuroen geltern
Mbenp mad i6rem neuen Quartier in Carroll
9aa 9ebraGt.
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Oem @efansntB aberpteen puroe, um Ietnen
Dro3eB %ab;uparten.
S9tffSn .-9aS Brenter
S6tf vNbmiral" Ie9elte ant 4. B. SITS. BON
8remer1aren mad Baltimore.
grtrunten.- Sin nnbefannter Wann
rurbe am Greitag Mipr9en I'M 9atterl CnS Sod
bon etnem @oli3eibeamten ertrunten 9eftnben.
Der Grtruntene mar un9efabr 40 Sabre alt
unb iapar3 9%efleipet. Die GprCner6 Surp
CAB bas &erbitt !; 3ufaaig %ertrunfen,
Der Martt Don Brennmate=
rial. = Die 9reile fir 8rennmdtertal Iinp
In ben lebten Ga9en unsebeuer in bic 9Gbe se@
aangen. @t9enbul3 toltet 81 = So pr.
GurS; G~annenbOl3 $6-8 pr. @prb 6tdorY
1T MIR penis I'M Martte unb fOltet erprttante
Nretle. Dieielben GUben 9retle perDen fir
&Oblen.. Serlan9t, lfe fclten $11.25- $12 pr.
Srnne unb e6 lift tetn 3peifel, baB In ben fall
ten gGOGen bic YretIe mod Diel bG6er 1tei9en.
BE Sm 3beater Der @Surnbale piro
beute glben6 bus beliebte .Stid: v~llnter ber
@roe" 9egeben iperoen ; baiielbe tpurbe i'm po=
rigen @inter mebrntals pieoerbolt unb miro
AUDI in bteler SailOn ni6t perfebIen, pole
Sdlier berbei gu sieben.
6err Nu9. Neter, mel9er benz publitum
BON friiberen gprfelunaen Ger betannt Ietn
ptrD, fat Die Stole be6 6ret6plb in btel em
Stife aus GefGQt9fett iibernpmmen.
Eg- 9te GreunOe unp G6renmit9lteber pes
Mrbeiter @elan9 GereinS MAIDEN mir bier
bur6 auf ba5 3an3trans6en aufmerflam mel
Dies belte Nbenb In Der MeAantcS 9ale atz
aebalten merpen tptrb.
E- 9err 0epr9 Nunber Bat bic pppulGre
5aue ~~g1r. 1877 @elt Baltimore IT. ne,t re-
ltaurtren laiIen unb label beute Mtor9et
feline 8reunpe unb Setannten su etnem fantpz
len 2unl 4 Elm, trCbet Elm aua9e3eiGnete6 Ster
Ser3apft ptrp.
E ST.. Serbinanb @cl6 fat bic 9teltau=
ration go. 258 q. @aptraBe tduf1t9 aber=
nOmmsn unb tritt feline Sbdtisteit als
8trtbbeute Mpr9en ait, tpD6et alS gutter On
fang ett auS9e;etGneter SunlA nit 9atert
Bter Der Hun9rigen utb burlti9en @dlte
tpartet.
Er 5err gbuarp Seller, glO. 80. 0lurlb
Marfet Space, tptrD beute Gprmittag eben1
falls einen belt9dten 2uu14 nebf 5ofmann'>
iAem 8ier aufti19en.
EI- rs trtnft li& 70 gut, 70 semiitbli4
Der 3~wifelbcfer'lAe @ein;
St lit 6rpne unD 8luree BON NGen -
Dp9 AUDI feline neinlder" linO fein."
@er tennt nt6t ben alien, 9emitbltGen,
peutlGen @einpirtb in Nlbemarleltr. Der -
pte SCHUBERT ia9t - nit elmer 9eb6r9en @prs
tipn Oerbbett peut19en 8ieberlinn eintst.
Ner Bat nod nt4t AT leiner famol en 9ueIe
9ele0en unp letnen belifaten 3unlA 9~efoltet !
Oas oGle6 ltnb unnibe 6ra9en. NQe tennen
i'm, ptele lieben i'm unb per einen 9uten
@ein liebt, trinft Bel inn. 5eute, WOnta9
pirb ct etpa8 GrtraeS l~osle9en, parum feble
Geiner
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8eri@ts>0 erhanblmnaen.

StGbttf6eS 8e3trtsgert9t.-
&tAter MeranDer. GbparD Cur; 9e9en 81.
0enn. Gin Oefret murbe erla6en, baB bic
Summe bon $18.76 bon pen Soften peS &lG@
gers abee3peen werben' uno nab Serfla9ter
Dem ~erlteren 10 Mcttem beS @runpcapitalS Der
Baltimore S6iD 8abn iiber9ebe,aa lptpte Die
Soften in benz Sale gu 3aAlen babe. Nta=
ria pima Mtobl 9esen Spbn 81. Sung, u.
Stamm uno 9epis Nipbl. @tne SnjuncttUn
murpe erlaIen, wel4e ben Sertlagttn Derbie<
tet, gerpiiie Gfetten wel6e ptel elben pur9 eineu
Yfanperla6 Serbteten, ,peg3unebnen. = Sames
Spnes 9eeen Naripn Sones. Gin @bel4et=
pun9sOefret tplrbe nerpiai9t.
Common pleas @ert6t.-N tG<
ter &ina. - 6enrp @ilcpr 9e9en @barles
8rebm /; Nppeuatipn bon 6rieben6rt9ter 6aY=
norp. urtGeil r%eDerlirt. - 9enrY Smell ge=
gen Samuel @utn9er ; &ppelaticn bon 6rte=
pensriGter 6prrelter. llrtbetl beitati9t. =
s. %. Oammorn in Sa1en BON Nrmanp
Dodge, 9eeen Sobn IS. 8itttn9er; &ppeaa=
tton BON 5rtebensri6ter 6a9paro. llrt6etl
r~eperlirt. - Ni9arO @arpner 9e9en @iltam
&etlDolb @ppslattpn BON 6riepenSrtGter
Sprrelter. llrtbeil beltdttgt.
Emperor 0ert9t.- &t6ter War@
tin. : Staat 9e9en @barles zimmerman II.
q. Nntra9 Der 8etlaeten Die @erb~anplun9en
Der 8rteDenSrt6ter Sp9nibn uno 5orrslter 3n
~taliren. Der 0ert9t6bpf pallirte cine Srper
III wel6er Die Serbanplun9en t|ailirt werbet,
neil lie neutrality-suspicious. nno feline
@tSilan9ele9enbeiten tparen.
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IbDutaS IbDmpIOn's
ssr, 40 @Gs @o,ar. s,oftimore mh


ssr. 80 Glib Gapfr. SGItimore NNb.
Scr unteriet6nete bat Satente In ben Scr. Stated. Ga.
naba, TrantrtiG, 8eIsten, 5Daanb unb anbttn eurrpdtl6en
3inttrn fIr ieine Grftnbung %crtpCrben. Der prU;eB TT auf
nGtlrlt6e 5Ilft bafrt unb ftne Refuttate limb duBerf BE-
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untsr leibet. Ger Grinder uuterbreitet hem Dub .ttunn adj.
tunssSpl tonbenHrte Berthte BON prpfthcr BnHett bon paris
unG 2rOfefsr Atttu SDn Baltimore. @r flSt fernsr bic Sra
men tnimsnter Webt3tntr BdIttnor ed tinsu, treIhe taS ST.
fem tucsItrtn. @5emttsr tonnen ertldrente Yb1mpbIete
Spm unttrjet4neten Dter fintnt ietner u 9enten trb1Iter,
Bon 9rpfefor Nifen Don Baltimore.
9as NtiuIfat retuer &cutt't en lint rfuGung BON DIR.
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pertbt 3etst.
SD bstra6tt btele MetbUbe ais febr tpert6DUl
fur @Onlumenten, Defenders SnSaliben. Die
unrttnli4fetten, wel6e 70 erfplgreih burH Mr.
2bUnbiCns Ssiftm ausSeI6ie6en weroen, iinb
aqe bOh1t fdbGoltb. 6uIl Delft DEFENDERS
zines oer9efGbrltbifen narfotifbenGifte
tll1o III tr9eno elmer Spff8 geIdbrlih, IS
tptrttbetdubtno unO itdbli9 auf bic @e1unbbeit
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mile biele f6Gblihen Stoffe entbGlt.
9SiuiGm g. II. Mifen, Sc. 8. 8. 6. 8
StSitdOr Der senntt unb Yburmnes bsr Lb. unieerRtat.
VCn prUfenOr BdIett BON VariS.
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more trtubtt nt1 UNI 1hetne Wletnune beaialt6 fttner Ere.
bsflttuns I'M Ba9t Der &etntsuns BON gfanbtes, Sins unh
s8btettes, rO:l6e IN ttrent unreinsn Suaanbe femerfers-
psrtbs prepCrttcntn %brennenber, stftigsr Subaanaen eut.
bcitsn gfeine unter ia&ane tes 2duterunst prpieEts mar
tStf tetteeteenb,
Die @rfnbuas aeist, baR re auf natirIi6e unb
tctfen ldaftlibe prtn3ipten baltrt 1T unb bic Sd
bl9tett bat alien Mnfprberuneen AL tntIpreden.
pas gsiultat Ger Anaibis mar. tag cue rluretnlidttiten
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TIN @esfntbstI Turoe btrieI5e nod bebeutsnb ~SerteHert.
so SI9tre ni&t su fasen, bae Der prpaeB 1ebr
SsrtbDol fur GOnfumcntcn ltnb cine erO6e
tetn mug.
S5aHett
Yrpf her Gbtnte IN prrts.
Set pref tn bon ten mediterranean, tttnenteu Iteet
Ens, gtars'anst ft9r ensrtannt unb empfobIen wurten.
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