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WhDyr DAY. Oct. II, Ices.
ASHFS-The mpykct is moderately active b9'
easrr, salts At e. s7l for Pots sld s. for Pearls.
BTTSM AX-Therc has been fair inquiry iOr hel-
low Western and Southern siuce om last, but prices
are without change closing at II s0JJo.
COTTON-Thcre has been quite an active bnslnesS
to-day nnd the market closes frmer at - sc Tor Mu
dlings; saos and resacs reported OF 1900 baes
COAI-1he reCCiptsof Domestic have beeh large
and with limited demsnd and largo add ions to our
qfork prcss favor tlc buyer the cousunl ION thus iai
during the Autumn has proved qnie hghti shles ron
v.fa at st0ae el2 20 per TIM of 1850 10. lofeisa is
more pi,rtv, and s. dull oud heavy.
cor IEf-Tne market for al kinds has beer quief'
bur prices remain GIn. we quote Rio prime ~ re
do good 10 2i &C.; do fsiI at 1yi ~Oc; do Oidl-
nary al A. lsJc and do fair to Goo odrsOes AZ IA a.
2,l;S net cash. gcli dug paid.
COCOA--OR limited demand, but prices are hrm'
Marncabo IS quoted ot 5oc., gold IN bond and "layh'
qgil 1Sc.. goo in bond.
! CANDLES lave undergone no essential change IN
uricoa since oui last but the business hn5 Docn only
moderate 10 johbcrs; Ne q0ote Adamahtine al "a
29c; sperm lO,.. aud Patent Joc.
CoPpEE-A mcriean tugot has been ia very good
donaua and rrioos have improved sales II - a -.
New Shcrfhing Terriis steady nt 4.c. lO!lOW hotal
fas advc iccf ~ 34c and closes firm.
DRUGS AND DYES-1he leading articles urd'r
this heading brYe been only IN moderate lpbbnf de-
mFud the trade having piied themselves " the re,
cent large purchases IA prices We have 40 special
change 20 note; holders aIe firm IL tneir We've We
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
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ou the WI tie Norrtaus and viii be lappy to se the -
S Al her Iei,uce Gstoaye oi Hoiuiion's', brNT
lyu fIonl 10 O. ~. to J.. ~. Take fuiion'aVe Gals
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

Another Parlor Organ entertainment will take
place at the Fair. at ~ c'c,ock teis afternoon Mr.
George Il. Bristow presiding at The organ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
CITY NE Ws.

Mr.. 4. l.. Hol. LEY Of Troy will speak on
Dessemer steel and hs Manufacture. at the American
isst tue No. 2i Cooper Union Building TINS evening
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
ljort-Warncns' Nciite.

srArg OF NEv-Y0PK,
Porr-WAsDESs 0nIcs, No. IA Wallet
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance viii
.ect,ou Of the oct ps,se' Apr H. 1881 eltlef IA
- ~ Reorgsnls the War iens Oce of tee Pstot New
10 4, pe-.ons interested IN. or having chargs Of A
v,ei .ter Of ,lch inquiry eHaninah?a Or ssfseI tha
~ following vessels under rinaon hy the Oh
Weren. ard q 4 the aid sosgeys or exaunatioas viii De
or,ed within ten days nsXS succeeding tbs notice %
besTd said vesse,; ~
-, snlsbir Cify Of " Ellington. v H.
Steamship Mary A. Bcafdn dnsA..,..'.,....lo E!t-
Rsrs FyCrhard Deius.......'..,....s.'..sJ y. H.
Bark Adnfho. =
Bark Kate Sfanler........''s'''''''sf'' ~ Il
Prig Velocity. y.....-..s..''''''''''':.
sfbr. Gen. Scott, sS0ot-efh = .i@
Soir. Anthony heUy.....'.'. ''''''.'''..t,l
Sciu. 0e0rig.....,.... t.' ~
ScLr N6ggs Louise. .s..S =. n
knNTnOd,k AOMfhiNs, tGess.ss
kuGs UrRRixAS. SeoretsrI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

4
GRAlN-1hcTe has been fir business IN WHEAT
bushc better but Winter 305c lower; the demand has
beer i.f ior export mostly Spring. and moderate iOi
milling; tie sales aie as follows: 1900 bush. Chiaago
Spring At 81 10d 81 a; 1900 bush Milwaukee Cab ut
81 1xGtl 7bi H,oo0 bush. Amber do. in store.
300 cush Amber Stete at e. 20. and 1000
bush. Amber Michigan at e. 35 Barley has been
decidedly active but prices are much lower and heavy
iouTfCwed state. and ~ Is for Canada West. Bar
ley Nan unsettled. sud the market closes dull. Oats
are IA mor active demand, but prices are irregular
choice quahy are firm bat other qualities are l0wer
Gales Of S-vs bush al G3dC3lc for Western in store
Gi<b6jc. for state. ah0a,. aud 45aJ5c for UnsonDd
le lower bf in better demand sales ~ 81 900 bush
Canadian AZ - 1881 l5 Corn IL abundant; most
kinds el0v err strictly Sound is firm and not plenty
the demand ~ fair for export k5les OF coo bush al b
d9lc. Cor Unsound; ~ 9tc. for Mixed Western, AM
very ebsioo do, nearly yellow, a. g41c.
GUNNY BAGS ere IN u oderate demand and quite
firm; sales Of eJa29Ic.
GUHNY CLOIH-Ths business hal been only 20
moderate extent. but prices eie firm at A.1d2iic
HIDTS-ILe demand ior both Dry and Wet salted
Hides has been only moderate since our last
prices, however, ruled quite frm. bnt ae without
special change. We quote follows IN gold
Dry Hides--Buenos Ayres. 22c.j Buenos Ayres.
e062lc; Montevideo. l9Q20c.; Corrientes ls,d
la!c.; Rio Grande lsc.; Orinoc0. l7i0lsc.; Cal.
imrnis 1al Slqc.; Central American lGidl7ic.
batamoIos. lsci Vera Cruz. l7dl7lc. Tsmpico
10. alie; Boso,a lG.dl1ic.; Maraoeiho. ~ a i6!c
I,....e, - .,t. uO..y Gaelic ia Ca I.uLV0
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

The bet was 80 % TO sl,0OO that Dexter could NOV
make mie IN slo in three trials. to go as be peaSe'
era nc "oh ste money In tue fret effort.
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u VIC ~ PRi:sfNTED To TIE FAIR

-,
Tie uare Of uo Iefson donating vii hc ned up ana VII
he also rr hrd m ihr Clthoic papers in this cry Al donA
ons can b sent the following ulned persons who iofr the
Committee en 4 Ole ctious;
between Madison and fourh oycs
Mrs. CnrCHgPoN. Al East lisrty ythndtt,
h.tu-en Md IN end Fourth-aves.
Ms va. KpNErILY. 80 West forty-soyenth-st
Mrs MoOHE, 70 Eat N4reteenli st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

OIL CAKI,--Ibe demand iF far and supply m"d,
e,st, s,,es ol .Ol ms Western ~ 80 5Ga s3 and
Citv In bags ri 80 "a ssh aud Ciiy IN hl!s. al 60
PROVISIONS-Thc iuopify ~ PORK TO-DAY Las
have declined. ere the oluse Of Change, however,
there vas more fI4uess "a, our e1tro- c. loi il are
delivery, We bear ~ salcs - teo bM'. New Moss
tbnver all tue moutl) - $50 jOa -1 1915 the salcs
cash and reauar are lf.,sU rJlr. al go - 20 %
for ,iefs; go ~! for LkTa Primo. sJi 81 - i'r
Western Prime nersi et B-0wrrs aieThn1n tn' hn Re
IA fair business done snd prices slightly improved
c0sug hllA; sales of 30 bhis. ~ e.p t+l dth tfi
Beef has been In less active dcmant hut Itces TsalH
firm. sales q 40 hhls. M rl2osi Tor Plalu Ne!'
sl4a so Tor Extra do and sO Tor stale Beel-the
outside prices for small lo's. Iiafce bcci IN h-niy
held 1ut hear of no transactions. Dee. hsus a4e
out 6f market cut Meats ar tull nld nominal. Ha-
con Is inactive Lard Is duh and hesvvt siles 81 400
pkgs 81 afl lde9lc Tor No 10 Prime seain aud h"t-
tle Rendered, closing at .Yc.. ard ag'i. .
BJIIrR continues extremely in'; the absence o. sl
export demand is much iei. and, viii Increasing
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

DEIA--.ilL .I
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

IISH-The supply OF Ibly Cod is ouly moderate. the
market Is rn ana fairly active. Mackerel arssclrce
and with brick demand prices have advanced closing
Grm Smoked HerrBgs are firm aud in fair demand;
Picked d. ere scarce and waited st fJI and better
,ric.a. We anOfs ms lDliOws:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

7 IIl a ''ITI'II u
CHEE-E-With confined light receipts the market ID
vel sustained. but there is very '!tc doing Tor export
o Fuglaud. Shippers regard The Of holders
altogether unwaTanted Va view Of The IATps stock
known 30 be siin In frmcIa bfnls aud The unurcAta
results oi iac shipmcus wlich cost FLY 40 Ter cent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
CmcrIAR.-The Sisters Of the Ursuline Convent

CRcuIAR-The Sisters OF the UTsuline convent
al East ori-iaua viii hold fer st Irving Hal corner oi
Fifeentst and Irving place, NswNork, commencing on
Mordsy October l6 1865 The object Of the Fair to assist
them IN the erection Of Chmoh and schoohouse They re-
cive in their Institution The poor Of tho locsy and sdnese
& c, nj rnan.e without refer. nce their creed OF
counry; and theirrfyue only barely supplies ten VINO
tie q BE- they now appcaito he pnnnc o. M
until saturday Oct 18th inst The names o. IoTes sendlS
art ccs 10 rn the tables viii DO labeled "iih large Peu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

OIS-Ihe1e has been Iess d"ihR III itnse'" So.
our last, prices have declined. aud nt tie elos' hie
heavv. Crude Sperm HIS been in improved demand,
ard closing rm the s,oct ohand II about 1900 hbl
Grace Whale has DC N only in limited demand but
prices ore without change; stock about N5uO' obs.
Land o has ruled dri AM Pices nf' scarcely 80
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-04
CONEMAUGH BOROUGH.
MILLVILLE rOROUGH.

Geo Holsman Lawrence Kehoe, John
James John Houh, William holland, Edw
Quinn, VIM p Williams, Edw Mcbride,
John Hughes, Emanuel James, Hugh
Crossan, Fred Norris. John NJ Roberts,
Benz Bennett, Thos p Potts, Robt Morris,
John Haney, John Bannon, John Oates,
VIM Miller, John Jones, John Atkinson,
Michael Gleason, Thos Tay lor, Samuel
Black, Arch holland, Peter McCann, Jno
Pugh, Thos Evans, Bernard Mcbride,
Cornelius Mckinley, Daniel Evans, Chas
Trainor, VIM Lakin, Dennis McCarty,
Pat Driscole, Christ Myer, David Roberts
John Looney, Isaac Berringer, Patrick
Hagan, Evan Roberts, John Stork, John
Berringer, Chas Whittle, James barley,
Joseph Karnes, John Hardman.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-04
CAMBRIA BOROUGH.

Chas Kelly, Geo w Atkins, Michael
Lee, John Heider, Geo Speace, Dennis
McVeigh, Anthony Carroll. Michael
Kritzcr, Geo. Allbarter, Lawrence Baug-
hamer, Rodger Douaherty, Joseph king,
John Brown, Henry McCloskey, Joseph
BrindIc, Michael Rodden, Owen McCaf-
fiery, Andrew Fogle, John G Marsh Jos
Recckey, John Berringer, John Nicht,
Simon Boyer, Charles Warner, Michael
Gilbert, Jerry Blimcl, Philip Mccall,
Patrick keeion,
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EFFECTS OF WAR.
\ French historian gives the follow

L
horrifying picture of the effects of war:
War brings on famine, pestilence,
and this in turn reduces famine The year
in which the massacres of Paris took
place ISl8,) wretchedness, fright and
dispair brought on an epidemic which is
said TO have carried off, in that city alone
so. 600 souls They died in such num-
bers and so fast, that it was necessary to
dig large trenches in the burial grounds,
into which they were cast by thirties and
fortics, packed like bacon, and scarcely
sprinkIed over with earth. In 14I9 there
were no harvcsts gathered in. The hus-
b ,ndman were dead Or had fed Pro-
visions rose to a fearful price All over
Paris were heard the pitiful lamentations
Of little children crying out 81 am dying
of hunger" You might see on dung
Hill twenty or thirty children, boys and
girls. perishing Of cold and hunger. In
I42I a like and severe famine. The
men employed to kill the dogs were fol-
lowed by crowds of poor, who, as they
killed. devouring all, flesh and CUTS
Flocks of wolves secured the fields,
scratching up the corpses. They entered
Paris by night. No fewer than 10000
houses were untenanted. Beggars out
numbered the other persons. In the
country laborers abandoned the fields,
and said among themselves: "let us fly
to the woods with the wild beasts-iare
well wives and children-let us do the
worst we can-fet us give ourselves to the
dcr;l
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CARROLL TOWNSHIP.

Leo J Parrish, William Gray, Peter
\ Weakland, James J fitzpatrick, David
Wetzel, Joseph Krumacher, Paul Shovt,
George E Aleisel, John Swallow, Will
liam Richter. James Douglass, Joseph
Fresh. Francis Fitzpatrick, William Ba-
ker, John Detrick, John Weber, Leon
ard Nangold, James Hames, Samuel
Smith, Peter Kane, Thomas Buck, An
drew Miller.
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EBENSBURG, PA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY D. 1865.

less-but quiet and alone the lone sentinel
at midnight will guard I" the foe - DER
their grave, and as he PAGES his weary
rounds and watches till the orient light
strays along the eastern sky he halts: a
futter among the over-hanging branches,
and he sings in the chorus
Listen to the mocking>hird!
Listen to the mockino>bird,
Listen to the mocking-birdI
Singing o'er his grave"
The New Year is about to be ushered
in, and yet Grant is taking Richmond,
contrary to previous intentions: as it was
proposed that he take his Fourth of July
dinner in Richmond rs he had done in
Ficksburg. L. seems that General Lee
chose to take the dinner in Richmond, and
leave it TO General Grant to take Rich
mond without the dinner.
In every attempt on the stronghold has
proven failure, and most wanton des-
truction of brave men, and will still con-
tinue so, though they muster in an army
numbering millions.
Gen. Clusseret, practical military
man and editor of the -Ne,c Nation. in
following up Gen. Grants campaign, has
shown how futile is the attempt to take
Richmond over the fortifcations: con-
sidering it the height of folly. His criti-
cisms are just, and close, and rs far as
have observed, are facts proven by the
stern nature of events
He terms Grant the greatest humbug
of the war. Clusseret proposes to throw
an army around the beseiged place, cut
off all communication, thus in time forcing
Lee 20 come out of his Notifications, and
then by point Of numbers overwhelm and
destroy his whole army. We are disposed
to think the Genera! is right, if it can be
taken at all
But Grant still hangs about Petersburg,
and occasionally, for amusement, Ctwould
seem), butts his army up against imprcg-
nable barriers that prove a mere gullotlne
10 our soldiers, and thus will he, rs long
as the people will permit, keep an army
of men in that unfortunate, deadly posi-
tiOn, till il can be said of them:
- The Furies stood on hills,
Circling the place, and trembling to see
men,
Do more than they whilst Piety left the
field,
Grievcd for tha. side, that in SO bad
cause
They know not what crime their ,alor
was"
| think Grant has made an ASS of him
self throughout, both in his declaration,
after more than six months trial of strength
against Lee and his own defeat in every
case, that the Confederate Government
had to rob the cradle and the grave 10
make an army And 0, just think of it,
what a mere fuss and feathers" Gen
cral must be, TO allow himself TO be de-
molished by such poor, miserable. little
and old an excuse Of an enemy. All the
more to his shame, to make such state
ment.
| can tell you that darn'd " SHE'LL has
a good deal Of "bust about it. l must
say what | think these men that talk so
careless and disrespectful Uhere, that's
treason. but | can't help it, of an enemy,
who have stood to the mark as we'll as
the South in this war arc the most will
ful of liars, dishonest at heart and traitors.
NORTHWEST
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TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.

james Wise, Peter Burkhart, Jr.,
John II Comey, Richard Fox, John Col
bert, Benjamin Stutzman, John w Miller,
Thomas Strayer, Valentine Smith, George
KnabbIe, Andrew Reinboit, Patrick Dins-
more, Samuel Stutzman, Patrick Mehan,
john Teeter, Domenick M'Cue, John
Utzler, Joseph S Paul.
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COMPREHENSIVE

MS George, Isaac w Pringle, Her
man Paul, John knepper, John Wintrode,
John Brown, Christ Is Weaver, Airwine
Peth, William A McGough, Joseph
Weiss, Conrad Meyers, John Popp, John
Schlossa, Thomas NJ Cough.
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CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP.

Hiram Ribbiett, Valentine Ripple,
Philip Stuart, Daniel Goughnour, George
Hildebrand, Charles Won Leunen, Jona-
than Ream, John Shriver.
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WHITE TOWNSHIP.

William H. Gates, Absalom Glbboney,
David Cree, Jr., James r Valance,
Charles Brown, Abram Cornelius, John
Matthews, Jacob Kunsman.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

Fredrick H Miller, John Biglin, Vitus
Pheester, James Hagans, Sylvester Smee-
der, Patrick Dougherty.
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SUMMERHILL TOWNSHIP.

John M Barnes, George w. Emlgh,
Michael Gates, Levi Plummer. Cornelius
Sellers, Hugh Farrcn, William O'Conneli,
Michael MDunn, Bernard Little, Henry
G Conrad.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-04
BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP.
Samuel Brallier, Thos Duncan, Isaac
Maxim, Thomas Mahan.
YODER TOWNSHIP.

John A Pfarr, George Martin, David
Harshberger, VIM II Thomas, George
Croyle, John f Smith, Josiah Cough
nour, Charles Hoffman, Geo Ream, John
John Belsner.
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The Draft.

The following is tne list OF men drafted
at Holldaysburg, Blair county, on the
22d of December.
CONEMAUGH BOROUGH.
Benjamin Hinchman, Henry Miller,
James c Clarke, Henry E Hudson, John
Smith, Cabel Jones, John Fritz, Michael
Burns, John Fisher, Herman Klinemyer,
Christ Krieear, VIM G Smith, Henry
Hesselbine, VIM Ort, Jonathan Ferrier,
Swis Heiber, John McGee, Edw Brady,
John O'Neil, Andrew Taylor, Ferdinand
Varnck, Henry Belly, John Lynch, Robt
Glodfelter, George Betty, Charles Ernst,
p J Braddock, Oscar Graft.
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Buslness Garos.

~ M'LAUGuLIN. Attorney at Law,
IL. Juhus.own, Pa. Office in the Ez-
rhangs building, on the Corner Of Clinton
and Locust stree1s-up stairs. Will attend
:, all bu-i1ess connected with his profession.
Dec. Q, 1851.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-04

Joseph o Harra, William Garret, Francis
Itel, Matthew M'Cugh
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GALLITZIN

GALLITZIN.
Frederick Miller, Jacob Fassler, Ed
ward Patterson, George Eckley, Albert
Bender, James Mccullough.
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RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.

RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
Lewis b Dunmyer, Elias Ream, Sam
uei hose, Emanuel 5. Paul, William II
Morgan. James Mowery.
WILMORE.
Rev ] Hacket, John M'Colgan, ] NJ
Rorabaugh, William * Carr.
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.
John Walker. John Crook, John Fitz-
Gibbons, John Kane.
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ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.

CHEST TOWNSHIP.
bfartin Thomas, Martin Detrick.
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MUNSTER TOWNSHIP.
John S. MGaughsy, Joseph Myers,
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4 New AnecdOIe Of Washington.

A SCENE IN CONNECTICUT IN
1889.
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&C q 6 ri M I

E5sESA Aptrb tlermit essrtsn, baB ,ufOfse bsr Qttr
tsggE14S.B Der @enral @Fsmtlp birirs Staatrs, be.
titslt: ,,gnt Qtte, ben @srtauf tsrauI&sntsr
9ttrGnte rs8ultrrnb," paflrt ben 20Rsn april
1858, foleen0e tenamten @srIonen Bel elmer ffR.
3slestsn Court. fir Soda Gauntp, auf N1cntaae
ben 3ten @prtl 1865. @aIpru6 fdr Grtautns.
&sinr fiir Den 9srfauf BON wrnartsen, lptrisu6
Ell ytalJ' Cber eebranntsn GiauSrrn, unter trn
SerOrbnun8sn unb 9criGriften bsS ttlastsn @rD
tbrs, MAIDEN frtrpsn nimlidh
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Die41 U. e.
6 SwO3esnf SnasSeaa
Der @ereiniaten Staaten.

DIT Uerelitl9fen Sfa1feh. .
United States Five Twenty Bonds.
Dtsie SarNcr Fnb aus9easGt auf aatUrit&
'nFr Nfte brS GUuSrsiTsS Der 8rrstniaten Gtdas
ten, pniiIrt ben 25arn Gebruar 1862. Gle asss
Osn btswescn s 5dnfs 3wan3ta 86A.
Der ernnnnt, nell iis In ;wanItg SaSrss
Iabltar inb, bic Gs9isrung F& abrr bds afst
Oorbsfatt, bisislbsn na& Ssrlauf BON flint Sa6rS
~ brjabIen, nit prp;rnt SntrsiTen, ,abi6ar
am 1fen Nai unb am lien NoSsruber isbsa
5nerts. Sscsm Sanpe FnD bic sebBrlssn Goa
uOns an9e9dn9t, unb man tnt, Tsnn man Ceisc
5n!erefftn 5iepen mil, bios btr fGaieen Coupons
abjui4nrtssn unb birIel6en an irgenb etnew
8ant' 9auie Ubsr SaDins' 'Suaituts ein;urst&s,
no bic Snterrfsn utne ab,us bsIablt perbrn.
sa- 9nbsm Die llntfrI6rirbrnsn nls autUrtfHR
Q9snten Der Issieruns nnsefrllt lEnb fir bm
Srrfauf bisier Sdnbtr, 70 lEnb tteIeIOen ~ baEsa
In Dem Sanf SuuIe bon B. S. .BGumtr
u n b 6 o., lcfptt In Der . tine Sabtna
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