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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24
gutaG Sntelli9ente.



We had the pleasure yesterday of witnessing
the nuptial ceremony, which is supposed to mark
the half way point in the journey of life, and
which is 50 yariously described by cynics and
lovers as the happiest or most miserable in exis.
tence. As for ourself we were disposed to take a
hopeful view of the situation (perhaps because
we knew nothing about it, and replied to an inyi-
tation, which we were happy enough to receive,
by presenting ourself at early hour at the door
of the Jesuits Church. The ceremony at which
we were now permitted to assist (merely as spec
tatorl was, as to its scenic effect a success.
The picture presented by the bride and bride
groommight be described with superlatives, ifsueh
descriptions were not commonplace, and this was,
by nomeans, the appearance of the parties. Then
there was the usual number of snowy dressed at.
tenaants, (all of them pretty,l with orange bios
SONS; and large and curious audience, mostly of
ladies, who were either married themselves, or
had no objection to being SO.
Tho nuptial mass is now performed, and the
epithalamium sung; the ring is placed upon the
finger, and the benizon of the father of the church
is then pronounced. With the light Of the wax
tapers shining down upon the conaacting couple,
and the divine music of the choir further etheriaz
ing the occasion, the thoughts of every one rose
with the incense from the eensors and it was not
easy to take any but a arose-coIored view Of the
instaton for eynic or poet.
We shall not describe the conviyal assemblage
that followed and shall dismiss the neR-made
couple upon board of the Robert e. Lee-a boat
every way fitted for bridal tour AS illustrative
of the times, it may not be nal dpr0pos TO state
that two other couples an esse, and a good many
more III posse, were already aboard. In this mum
ber OF pairs the Robert E. Lee could perhaps
Sssee Y any boat that has for some time sailed
from our midst
There was a very large crowd upon the levee il
consequences and we presume, as the waving o.
handkerchiefs and hats indicated, that every one
Of the spectators, like ourself wished the brida
parties not only pleasant trip, but successful
goyage through life.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24
-Four deaths from yellow fever were reported
restpriiaV

FINE REs1DENcEs FeR RENT. Two very fine
residences on Bacehus street, caIamodous and
elegantly fitted up, wish rail arspassing the doors,
will be found advertised for renhin our columns.
The houses are situated in an pnexceptionabIe
neighborhood, and, originally bat in costly style
have lately been painted and gefitted in amanner
to satisfy the most fastidious taste. Each Of the
houses contain eleven rooms, and, perhaps there
are not two teneraents in the city at this tmonen
for rent so well calculated te.suit families posses
sing the means of living stylishly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24
THE Church Fa,r.

The bazaar tombola held at the Masonic Hail.
for the benefit of st. Vincent de Paul's Church, is
crowded every night. We are informed that in
the race for the firemans speaking trumpet
Crescent Fire Company No. a is in advance, fol-
lowed closely by Pelican Hook and Ladder No. 4,
Hope Hook and Ladder No. 8, Mississippi Fire
Company No. and the Orleans. Fire Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24

A DrLEMMA.-The Norfolk yirgntan proposes
the following plain questions, whGeh place the
Inconsistency of radicalis in an iasontrovertible
light;
Was Virginia in the Union when bin passed
the national Congress for admission Of the State
of West Yirginia2 The Constitution clearly
requires that the assent of q State through its
legally constituted legislature shall be necessary
to the Acknowledgement.
| If Virginia W as not in the Union at the time of
the passage OF this BILL is West Virginia q state
now, or part Of the province kaown as Virginia
| to-day?
If Virginia was not in the Union at that time
how is il tiAat b0th houses Of Congress admitted
to seats upon their floors Senators and Represent
attyes fcom Virginia as Also, twill be remem
bered, members from Tennessee and Louisiana?
If Virginia in the Union then, in 1852, whel
her armies were forcing their way through Ma
nassas over Popc's army, 10 Maryland, and he
representatives were then in Congress, how ca
Virginia today be pat of the Union, and her Con
breasnlen be properly denied their seats?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24

The Commercial of the 10th, says: "There is
in Knoxville, at this time. yagrants enough, both
in every direction for at least fifteen miles to ant
from our city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24

tits stated that &rtemus wsra receiges SIS q
pece for Inc letters lt- Gyitas, !u5 has tgam p y
,islIg.j N thr LolNa Punch. ila fs'hg DH4g-
70 soale pgEpost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24

JOHN o. IRVINE.
JAMES O'DoWD.
CONRAD SHREDDER.
JOHN HANHART.
JOHN HENDERSON.
p. UAREAN.
PETER HEFT.
WM, TIRRELL.
= y. P. JENKINS.
CASPER LUSSE.
PERRY MERRILL.
Il. WETELER.
JOHN BROOKS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24

Tclit1 D-c1-I
Dr. Tebault, health officer Of the Second Dis
tri0t, made the following report:
HEALTH OrFIcE SECOND DISTRICT, I
New Orleans, Oct. %, 1866.
To o Honorable President and Members Beard of Health
Eg5ltgprp--I have t1Fe8Aly rpNHea IN see
llons Of my liatiie ms past week. aaG tcysr hsy
! ] seen 1t il bettal CQg2itiol tlan .gG obtaining
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01
HARDWARE.

WE offer at the Old Hardware
w Stand: No. 20 Texas Street,
the following articles Of Hardware the
stock will be renewed by constaut ad.
,ltions-Jsck. fore and smoothing plains,
hand and rip saws, padlocks. varions kinds;
rim.lucks, cottage locks, southern lock.
dead l1cks. store-door locke, assorted prices
and styles; cupbosrd, trunk. till. chest,
drawer. wardrobe. and pantry locks; brass
cSndiesticks, Gace chains, halter chxins,
lock chs'ns. dog chains; sewing and pegg-
ing avis; Collins and other axes, hammers,
liable and teaspoons, Brittania and iron
spoons, shears, sciss ors, lamp trimmcrs.
carpenters rules and squares, butts and
screws, assorted; strap hinges. light and
heavy; hinges. screw pulleys. brass castors,
pannei, squsrs and shutter bolts: SAN. set,s
plumb hobs, compassAs, mill-saw, bastard,
and hand.saw files; brass cocks, rscking
cocks. wooden faucets; hollow snRers,
Butchers cleavers, rst-traps, rein and hal.
Ter snaps Cooper's irocs, bed kcys, sugers,
assorted frying pans. assorted vol
wheels, saucepahs, nail and and spik Climb.
lets. monkey wr-nch-s. assorted; TatS
wrenches. breast drills, ratchet dri,Is. bail
braces. Wilson's brace and bi,t horse
brushes, shoe and hair brushes. shoe knives.
pinchers, and punches. shoe doats; asaort.
cd steel hoes, coffee mills. Box and Wilson. e
ca rpenters levels, pocket Ietels, pocket
kn'ves. all qualities. English and imeri.
can Table cutlery, IN every variety. pillow
lines. bed cords. Jute and MauillA rops.
with many other articles in the hardw are
line.
REYNoLps Il PALM.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

led ftnil trees.
ne Ons hundred end
- improvements. eighteen
SbrevepOrt, and eight miles
llIbany.
Thousaod One Hundred aud Forty
in Bo~sier parish. on Clark ba,cu
lies from lake navigation : about 6v.
red acres cleared and under good
excellent Dwelling House. Gin
e. Mill Blacksmith shop. Tools. and
.cksmtth; never-failing spring Of wa
light hundred bushels Of CO, n, 1890
ds Of Fodder. seven Mules, two Wa
aud Oxen one hundred and hfty
!, nifty cattle. fifty sheep and Eileen
on the place under contract for the,
le Thousand seven hundred Acres Of
J, eight hundred open, lying on both
OF the railroad. elk miles from Shyev,..
In the parish o! Caddo. comiorslble
ling; good stand for Z public
e; wetl Of water, an underground
m and . spring; mules. horses. cat
hogs, oxen, wagons. cart. corn and
ling utensils.
Igh,y Acres, two mile. from Shreve.
with comfortable dwelling. we'll of
er and several nev"r-f failing springs.
ouse and Lotto Shreveport. now &C.
led by II. Levy.
ct. between Market and Edwa streets
be property known rs tho Dutch Gar.
>" II twenty-five acres. twelve acres
richard and seven in garden. adjoining
city Of Shreveport large two-stnry
ne HJuse, with seven rooms ; cistern
we'll; all necessary outhuoses; fur
ur.. IL desired
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

!. II. Reynolds. c. G. Palm.
REYNOLDS 4 PALM,
(Successots to S. NJ. Swen,on)
NO. 20 Il r X AS Rect;
Shreveport. la.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. in
Groceri e 8, Goods,
Ho,dmarc. Boo.s, SHOES, Hah.
Rape, NaIs, Castisgs, Cofec. &c:
Liberal cash advances made on cotton
wool. and Hides. to S. N. Swcnson, No 20
Caro.delet street. New Orleans. or 3. N
Swenson. No. 26 Exchxnge Place. New
Sovk
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

TOttOsa Seed! Cotton, Seed ~
900 bushels of Boyd's Prolific Cotton
Seed. The seed is sound and of the
rowth Of the years 1864 and 1865.
For sale by
apps PITTS e. THAYER
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01
Gas Notice..

lY resolution Of the Board If Direct
, OF the Shreveport Gao Light company
. meeting held on the 10th inst. thu
ice Of gas to all consumers was reduced
lie dollar on the ! 900 feet from tho LIST Of
pril. 1866.
Attest RI. BfjENER P,sst
u. SALE, Secty. apr2S 81
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

l IL III. market.
~ valso sole agents for tho
Straub Grist Mills.
We manufacture and keep con.
stan'ly on hand = perfect s.sor,m.n.
Of all kind. OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
for sale at the loves, cash price.
n All orders avesG.d to x,fA
d,,patch.
Our Motto i. " Be,'" Ou, rcL-
cy-Cotr"ct Dealing. Cash Sales aud
Small Profits.
MILLER 4 SHAW.
Memphis. Tenn.
Send for Circular and List Price.
aprill4-2h
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-01

Capt. Thos. USHER Tidnarsh,
DIRECTOR.
MR.. FRANK REICH. Manager
VIZ. n. COYlE. .......... Treasurer
VIZ. +. COULDOCK. Advertising Agent
MR.. OSCAR PERRY. the rrno~ ned Soioi.t
Leader Of the Orchestra
Stone, ROsst0sa q Mw,ray's
GRAND COMBINATION
Il Q U E = II RAN
DRAMATIC TROUPE.
Will e1bibi. a. Shreveport, La, for
FOUR DAYS ONLY
W;sdnesday, = Ap'-:, sStn.
IheiTsd0y 36th,
Friday I" 25fh.
Saturday. (" oSth,
I(NH SJO'osN"ces az +. VI.
Night y Z p. VI.
ADMISSION. 90
Children under 10 years .5Dcts.
The Proprietors wish it di. tihctly under.
stood that Inc entrance way to the Pavil
ION will be made very commodiou-, thai
the entrance to the different class seat.
will all be separate, and that Respectable
gentlemen are engaged as Ushers. whose
duty it will We to .s-e that every lady and
Sentlemeh Is co ntortably placed.
Among the professional Co. ebritie. adorn
ing this perfect constructions Of talented
versatility is the wonderful talented
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26
Lincoln and Mount ,1sriah Mining,

Lincoln and Mount noriah Mining
Companies es-Location: Meadow Lake Mining
District, Nevada County, CaL-Notice Is hereby
given, that at meeting Of The Board OF Trus
tees OF said Companies, held July 9th, 1866. an
assessment Of Thirty t30) cents per share was
levied upon each and every sharo Of tho Capital
Stock OF the Lincoln Mining Company and FIJI
teen Q5) cents per share upon each and every
share Of the Capital Stock OF tho Mount Morihh
Mining Company. payable Immediately In y. 5:
gold coin, to the Secretary at hls Office in Gold
Hill, or TO II. c. jacobson, Superintendent at the
mine BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN v. A. LANSING, Sec'y.
| Gold HILL July 1th 1866 s-'''" jy7.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Uate Gaines ExchnngeO
GOLD HILL

fNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED On
i the NATIONAL HOTEL, Formerly B;l;
known az Gaines Exchange9 and has en- FaiH.
,irely retitted and refurnished H. His Chambers
are neatly and comfortably furnished and his
Beds, nearly all Spring Mattresses, are equal to
any In the State "a Eag---Ll-l. ..F-...s,
The EATING DEPARTMENT Of the Hotel
IL under the management Of frst.rate Cooks, and
the TABLES supplied with everything the mar
keta afford. ....a ... -t.. .....-,.
The Prices Of Board and Lodging, and single
meals, are according to the tlmes
Board, per Week.-...-...-...-...:..
Board and odging--.....---.-..-SSn and SlO
single Meals.....-------.----....-. Gents
g. MILLER.
-.... Proprietor.
Gold Hill. June II. 1866. .... lyl2u
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Gold Hill, July 7th, 1866 '.'a Jy7.lm
LircoIn mud 'j,l,; NOUN, aIorinh Mining 2

Companies. - Location, Meadow Lake Mining
District. Nevada county, CaL-Notiee Is hereby
given, that at a meeting Of the Board Of Trus'
tees Of said companies, hold June l1th. 1865, an
Assessment Of Twenty-Five C25) cents per sIare
was levied upon each and every share Of tne cap.
Ital stock OF said companies, ayable Immediately
In u. s. gold coin to the Secretary, at his ofieo
In Gold Hill, or to II. C. jacobson, Superinten'
dent at the mine BY order OF the Board OF Trus'
teeS ggH 4l JHO. ". A. LANSING, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, June l3, 1856. ... ..siF Jel3lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26
xo,.u,h Gold aud silver minin4

Company Location Devils Gate Mining Dis
trict, Lyon county, nevada Notice is hereby
given that on the 23d day Of March. 1855, an as'
sesstnent sf one dollar per share was levied upon
each and every share Of the stock in the above
named Company. and Is now payable In Gold and nc
Silver Colin, to the Secretary at his Office. No 49,
South b street, Virginia BY order OF the Boarc
ofTrustees, s. II. MARLETTE, Secretary.
Virginia, Storey County. Nevada, June 18th,
1856, .......,, - --..- ,jull.td 3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
BEDDING; CARPETS, Blanke.:s,v sv,,,e Shesrins'
Ware, ETC., etc.
THOMAS o'BRTEN,
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite W., +. g. Co,
GOLD HILL.

NTINlNG STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
wi to the best advantage. ..
stock Quotations received by telegraph from
San Francisco Immediately after close OF each
Board.
Greenbacks and Treasury Notes bought and
and sold at best possible rates, In any quantity.
Highest price paid for Gold Hill. Virginia and
County Warrants
Real Estate Agent.
Having formed a connection with Nessrs A: Y.
wIvh,mSn & Co, Meadow Lake, Excelsior Dis
trict. any business TO be transacted In that sec
tion of country will receive prompt and careful
attention.
GoLp HILL-H. G. Maynard, Esq; w. II.
Blauvelt, Ag't Bank OF Cal: +. u. headiy'
Ay't w, +, & Co; John II. Mills, Esq.SJ. ID.
Winters. .......
YTRGTSrA-B. =. Hastings a. Co.; Paxton x
Thornburg; J. II. Latham. Ag't w, +. & Co;
Geo =. Jones' ESQ.,: A. %. Brooks apps II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26
Sunuons.

=" 7" ; "
IN THE DISTRICT COIyRT OF THE FIRST
| Iudieial District, of the Stnte Of Nevada In
and for the County Of Storey. Matilda Sheck'
plaiutiff. VS.. William Sheek, defendant. Action
brought In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada, In and for the
County Of storey, and the Complaint 6led IN said
County OF Storey, In the office Of the Clerk OF
~hc state Of Nevada sends greeting to William
sheek, Defendant: You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought agatnst you. by the
above named plaintiff. in the District Court Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26
n .yfg ..ET II. BRUCKMANN, See'y.
Virginia, New, July %, 1865. Jy23 I'm
Gold Hill TunneIing Gold, md sill

Gold Hill TunneIinR Gold md Sill
yer Mining Company y-Locatlon Gold Hill hi.
ming District, County Of Storey, State Of Nevada
NorICE.-The Third Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders of tho above named Company, will
San Franciseo, California, on SATURDAY, the
twenty first (2lst) day Of, JULY, lsG6. at II
o'clock. p NJ, for the purpose Of ofelectng Trustees
TO servs for the ensuing year, and such other
business hs may properly come before H..
T. WEGENER, Secretary.
N.B.-Au stockholders who cannot be present
are requested TO file their proxies with the secre.
tary. JUS I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26

CAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau.
toned against purchasing any Of the following
described stock, OF the Alpha Gold Hill Mining
Company, as the same was sold for AssessPents
a, the sale OF delinquent stock OF the above
named Company, on July 5th, 1856, as per adver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-26
Kenr.arRa. Mining Cempany--Lo

cation, Tulare county. California ---Notlce Is
hereby given that at a meeting OF the Board OF
june 9th. 1866, an nssessment (No. Ia,J Of two
dollars (e2) per share in gold coin. was duly
levied upon all the assessable stock Of the Com
pany, payable Immediately to the Secretary.
A discount Of five ~ per cent will be allowed
on all amounts paid on or before the expiration
Of THIRTY DAYS from date ,s.. g.. ..,...
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees '''''
r'f g II. @. MANNING, Secretary.
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@asIle,sr Gss suSseHtIiesez
!. Baltimore 10 9 6et.
5sraussesebsn b6G
gigel S. ScDnamffee.

S3eoirGgun9et4
Der tdsIide gsecaer fofet in ber Stabt "a Gents
U5@entIi snblbar bic Grdger, relas eafar Seraut
wortliG finb.
Durt bic Bon perIanbt: $A.5O fir @spuate ober
Sc iGbrlidb in BsrauS5aR RIuns.
Das EVobcHbIatt eri1eiut ieben Sreitag nnb fcf
So iGbrIidS i'm 8praus 3abIbar.
gta Deuti&Ioub Uerfanbt: S3 iGFrlid (einiGIiesiid
bes grrtO).
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Stun baben Sic mid peritanOen ?" frag

ughn baben Sic mid peritanOen ?" frastt
2ange.
yylein!"
2an9e fltfterte ibnt Elm puar @prte in8 Obr,
aber 10 eiie, oaB niat eiumal pir pieieIben pers
itanoen.
Goerts @eii@tsfurbe 0iug in aI69rau iber;
oRne meiter gu a09ern, fanO ct auf unO ndberte
ltda Dem lieutenant e., tueI6en er leIe gtma8
ia9te.
9ieer itarrte Jpn an, o(S traue er ieinen
0bren ni3t; o6er ba Gpert fOfprt felbIt auf
Soar 5utrot unb nit eineln perbinol6en2d6eln
tbm bic Qano recbte, iaien 4. su begreifen, I'm
mas es ii@ bauOeIte.
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3u lem, oaB i'd mid INNER nit @ergnii9eu an
Die Set erinnern tperOe, ba mir &ameraben
maren," iprad Goert
Spar peSbeugte ii@ pbne bic ibm bargebptene
9unO 3u folien.
Die beiben iun9en Wldnner ne61elten 8ltde,
nelde Elm paar ii6 freu5enpen &lin9en gu pers
9Gei6en tparen.
Ser lieutenant Z. 9ins nun gteiafaus auf
Spar II snnb Iu9tt:
oSle meroen entl9uIotgen, 0err Sngenieur,
nenn t9 @inaS geduBert babe, tOas perleben
fonnte. GS 9eibiebt 10 Iei6t, buB man na6>
la9t, mas ba8 @)erl9t er3d6lt; meine Nbliat
mar niht Sbnen cine ltnanebmliateit su per=
urIa6en."
vSeten Sic perf9ert, 9err 9ieutenannt,
baB td Sbre Nbiiat ppIItommen ri6tig aufge@
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OlGfen.
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Dem, mas Dor ibren 2lu9en porgin9, pbne Ii6
ertfdren gu t6nnen, tUaS gbert beitimmt bate,
lein 8enebmen iO gan5 un0 gar gu dnbern.
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gerseiben Sic, oab i'd 70 ipdt tpmme, I"
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tommen gu bejBen," antpprtete GpnItanSe, pels
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9eneigt gu 9lau6en, Sic baben Die Geile ua9
s. nur unternpmmen, oa1ntt Sic einen
Wprwan0 erbieIten, rteiner gdItti4en ginlapung
ausjumeiden."
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ppn @pert pertaiienen Stubl ein.
PLUS welhem @runoe tpnrten Sic aui cine
ipIae Soee 9eratbeu? Barum Io(lte i6 ui6t
Sbr @oit iein lpOQen?"
ug8ejl Sic uuoeri6bnG8 1inb," erpieberte
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cobO, inoem er no@ sinem &upferitib 9riff, ipeIz
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ren, 6rduIein Gonitan5e, pab id lin tsinen YreiS
III Der 28eIt beute AbenO BON bier bdtte we9blei>
ben nlDgen."
(Sortfebund fp(ot.)
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De1silne arallf6eiteu.
GrilnolieDa 1aar 4 Sarooatirt
t@r. SOfepG eIobfn,t.
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i5rer fsbereu trlf5en Gefunbtet 5urUf9e6rat tie
Gnbern taIa beb1nSet 0ser ale Rnpesar auteSebea
wprben fut.
SSrauenzGrantbeiten
DeiBer Sln9,. fiaf bic uri1&e aassmstner S9wd'
Dc, re9etmdBtstett uHe unftu@ tssrtett.
unrege( 1T q Bi9sett
In ber ntpnaen Gentsuns pber eauJli6es &nsbleibea
berelber elGef prn HeGer nria9e wtrb tn eni8:n "a
gen S0 mir fer8eeat pRue na&qttFes gUI9en at rte ee
Ignbbeit
t& i6tG6 nit Der 8ttantlua9 DSieer &rautbtea
beHGgt unb sartn Ste eldn5erpRen eultate erstslt.
2luspdrttge Batienten
f6rnen tHy tebanbelt perbeH tie lr i9ren 3u
fanb fGriftlth mtttbetlen. -.u
80 5!ren8fs Berl4Wtegenbeit miro 3u0ef9ert.
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No. 328 Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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fen DcrrGt6g baen unb aud fOte auf gefeDnns anfers
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Gerner cine stuSpab feeeuiGirne @5tSde &C., ispie
alle in biefeS 5ad siniGIasenbeu NrtifeI.
~ 4Le 8eftenunGen iperbeu prompt, binig unb in
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