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The Wills of the Lost Mrs. Cunning ham
BuIdell.

From the Near Orleans Bee
We have already noticed the opening, in the
celebrated keepers OF fashionable JdSni3s in this
city, known by the names of Jennie King and
Blanca Robbins, said to have been lost on the
Ecenl0g Star Both left large property, and, in
the case of the latter, 1t will be remembered
that DR.. Follin, as agent, deposited in Court, to
the credit OF the succession, no less than $1,000
in cash.
Thus it would seem that these women have
been wonderfully successful in enriching them
selves from the purses of the prohigate to the
ruin OF how many dissolute young men and
women will probably never be known this side
OF the bar OF future accountability.
The succession of another of these lost women.
Miss Flora Burdell, lost, perhaps, in more senses
than one, and supposed TO have gone do wn ON
the ill'fated Euentn9 star has just been opened
here Gy James McCrackin, who petitions for the
registry and execution of her will, alleging that
''deceasedleh anuncupative testament. by public
act, by which she appointed him her testament
tary executor and administrator OF her estate.n
In a codicil 10 her will, the deceased says:--
My name is Flora Burdell. am a native of
mother, whose name is Mrs. William Caulield,
now residing at Yorkville in the State of New
York. 1t is my wish aud desire that Miss Hattie
Carson should become legatee to all my house.
hold furniture, fixtures, and personal property.
now contained in my house on Custom House
street, in the Second District of this city, ON
condition that she, the said Hattie Carson,
shall pay, or cause to be paid, the balance due
TO Miss Nelly Otis on said furniture and FIX
lures: and after she shall have paid said in
debtedness, now amounting to the sum of
$24,C00 and shall pay, or cause to be paid, the
further sum OF $4,000 to my mother, that being
the amount of cash already paid by me on ac-
count of said furniture, futures etc., all more
fully detailed in the bill of sale of the same from
| the said Nelly Otis to me. And constitute and
| appoint James McCracken, of this city, my
| executor of this will or codcil 1t is not my
| desire TO affect or alter my previous will made
| in relation to property out of this State And
| 4 ieh n
| Miss Hattie Carson the above sum OF $l2, 900,
and to remit the same to my said mother when
| collected.
| (Slgned) FLORA BURDELL.
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The DELAWARE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Hon. John Covode will speak at Wilmington
October 30; Rising Sun and Camden, October
81; Middletown and Harrington, November |;
smyrna and Newark, November 3. We bespeak
Tor 'Honest Johnn an enthusiastic welcome.
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EMBROIDERS
RLRFECTLYi
MARRIED..

MILLS-SCROGGY.-O the 18th of October, 1866. by
the Rev. q. KrOte, Mr.. GEORGE W MILLS to Miss
ELIZABETH p. SCRoGGY, all of this city.
MURPBY-DYER On the 2Sth instant by Rev.
Vaughan Smith, at the Parsonage OF Summereld NJ. f.
Church, No. 7lS E. Dauphin street, Mr.. JACOB MUIR
PLY to Miss ELMIRA g. DYER, all OF this city.
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LADIES, GO TO &. BYRON MORSE Co No 9O2
and 9O4 Arch street. tor your Fried Oysters, Chicken
Salad, Coffee and ofles.
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Obituary.

WASHINGTON, October 3O.-Jacob Lowentbsl
well known as a claim agent of this city, died
here last night after very few hours illness.
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TWELFTH AND CBEsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding, and to have your Fur
DIture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired b,
practical WOI kmen.
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GEORGE W. JENKINS, No. 1887 Spring Garden
street, keeps constantly hand fine assortment of
Candies and Fruits.
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+ A FEW YEARS AGO THE MANUFACTURING Per.
tuners of Europe derived an immense revenue from
this country Now the entire annual amount OF
their toilet extracts imported does not equal one
months consumption of Phalons Might Blooming
Cereus'-the most popular scent extant,-SyrGcase
pslaI
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SK1LFUL woRKMEN, with good instruments, al
ways produce excellent work. The Photographs
made at IT, Reimers Gallery, No ga Arch street,
show the operator to possess skill and to be sur
founded with every advantage. Six Cards, one
large Photograph, only 81.
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SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF LACEs-We would
call attention to the advertisement of Mr.. Worne
NO. 38 N Eighth street, which will be found IN
another column OF to-day's issue, who has on hand
one OF the finest assOrtments OF Laces, etc. IN the
CITY.
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The ELLIPTIC LoCK-STIToH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest Improvements and attachments,
mcompdyG6iy the best for FdmiIy Use.
ELLIPTIo S. NJ. Co
Agents wanted, No. 923 Chesnut street, Phila.
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A SAD CASE OF DRowNING.-On Thurs
day afternoon last, as a couple of small children
we're playing at Pine street wharf, one of them,
Henry Connor by name, who was but seven
years old, fell in the river, and was drowned.
body, but without success. In case il is found
by any one, he will do a great favor to the
mother by sending information OF the fact to
her residence, at the corner of Pine and Penn
streets.
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POUND and laGv cake made OF the best materials,
delivered per order, by Morse s. Co., Nos. 9J2 and
e04 Arch street.
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A PETTY LARCENY.-A woman, by name
White and by color black was arrested for
appropratlng to her own use, without asking
the consent of the owner, a pair of CATERS.
Now Margaret White was imprudent enough to
let her little THEFT become known, and she was
arrested at Ninth and South streets yesterday,
whilst airing the stolen CATERS When taken
before Alderman Morrow, Margaret was unable
to satisfy that gentleman that she hal come
into the possession OF the coveted CATERS in a
legal manner, and she was in consequence hello
in S400 bail to answer at Court the charge OF
larceny.
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Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
DRExEL & Co.,
No. "a South Third street.
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A MAsTERLY PIECE OF SwINDLINa.-An
enterprising individual, named Aaron Edwards,
wac arrested charge of obtaining goods
under false pretenses. 1t appears that Edwards
represented himself to several OF our whole
sale establishments as man in business, and
well-to-do in the world. He represented that
he had two stores ih operation, doing a
good business, and did not owe man dollar.
BY such representations, it is alleged that he
obtained bills of goods from some ten or twelve
different merchants, averaging from $500 or 5000
from each. After he had obtained tie goods, it
is alleged that he got his two stores sold out
under bogus execution from his brother, and
pocketed the proceeds. Edwards was arrested
fer this neat little dodge, and was taken before
Alderman Hurley, who held him for further
hearing.
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ELASTIC STITCH SHUTTLE. OR
SEWING GROVER L G ks T 7 y II
NJ A MES, SEWING
FOR BAKERS NACHINE
FAMILY USE. HIGHEST FOR ia L0RS,
THE ONLY PREMIUM SH0EMAKEkS,
NJ II N Il SEWING SADDLERS,
rHATBOTH SEWS NRNESS
IERFECrLY No. 100 MAKERS.
AND CHESTNUT CARRIAGE
EMBROIDERS STREET MAKERS,
RERFECTLYa --LATEST BE
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY.MADE CLOTHING.
WAHAMARRR g. BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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NEARLY A DROWNING CAsE.-About
eight o'clock last evening, as gentleman
named Edward Grifllths, who resides in Borden
town, New Jersey, was standing on the pier the
fell overheard. AS Mr. Grifliths was not a good
swimmer, his involuntary bath would have been
the last he would ever have taken, if officer
Grimes, of the Harbor Police, had not jumped
in after HIM and got him out. AS matter of
course, Mr.. Grifiths was very grateful to the
man who saved bis life, and expressed his most
heartfelt thanks for saving him from watery
grave.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETo-
Messrs. Thomas Sons sale Of real estate to2
place to-day, at II O'clock. at tb.' Merchants
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Messrs. Thomas q Sons sale Of real estate to)k
place to-day, ut IL O'clock, at tb, Merchants
exchange, with the following results en-
p Sshares Swftsure IT, iauspor alton Company, Asg
t6 share ar, pennsylvanls Academy of Fine Arts. bi6
5g shares Delaware Mining Company no b,,
lgO shares Philadelphia OIL Creek Company.... ci
% shares Merrimaek Mining Compan ....... no bid
y shares Wnona Mining Company .......... no bid
ss shares New Jeisey Mining COMPANY no bid
$500 phiadephla and sunbury Railroad Bonds no bid
aoa snares new Granada Mining Company. no bid
50 shares Bohemian Mining Company. ...,...... 5 cts
1870 shares Slate Hill Mining Company OF New
share Point Breeze PARK Xsoocisci "O $50
share in the Mercantile Library Company. 49,. $50
sss shares XmysSa Old InIng Da co.. bid not sold
20 shares Farmers. Drovers, and Butchers
RgsSeSse No. ORsSE iSs Locust Sa Street opposite
Four story BRICK occ Building No. SO SG
81 opposite independenee square sac 500 not sold
Country Residence. eight acres Bristol, flTn.
FouFo marble and brick store no nos O'H 70 not 'O'u
2Dwengs No 1898 Parker s!sSo
BPwsning, E;b No CS s,rS, ~ Sixth tn M sI9SS
building Lot, Orchard street. S5sS
the rear s9iOO bid, not sold
Ground Rent $40 O year. s9l5
MIA $50 $50 bid not sold
Brick and frame Dwellings, Nos 1919 ISIS,
and l5l7 Race street. so feet 'front.' 100 feet
Dwelling, No. 1881 Bodine street not sold
b three-story brick Dwellings, Nos. /, 8 8, u,
and Shields court, between Lombard aud
South and Front and Second streets $1,000
fVb bcR SeH BSdns three story brick
store Nos 254 and 1855 N. Fifth street, south
OF Vine with eight fOur-story brick DWELL
lngs Ia tho rear 64 feet front. 800 bid sold
Ground Rents each $50 year sl50 acb
Ground Rent, $40 $lS5
MALICIOUsLY DISPOSED PEoPLE.-A
German woman, by the name of Therese Schil-
ling was arrested on a charge of malicious mis-
cher yesterday afternoon. 1t appears that for
some reason or other Therese had taken vIo-
lent spite against Mr.. Beatty, who keeps
marble yard in Girard avenue above Thir-
teenth street. She went to his place, and
deliberately smashed up tombstone that was
standing in the yard. She was arrested and
taken before Alderman Fitch, who committed
her in default of $500 bail.
Henry Dubbs was also arrested about mid
night last night on the charge of malicious
mischief, at the corner of Germanto wn avenue
and Jefferson street. 1t appears that Henry
had been on bender, and being rather of
sportive Opposition amused himself by break
ing things generally in that locality. He was
arrested, however, while in tn is jocular mood.
and taken before Alderman S hoemaker, who
committed him in default of $500 bail to
answer.
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TILL-TAPPING BY PRoF RoFEssIoNALs.-Two
young men, giving the names of Edward Baker
and George LennoX, were arrested yesterday,
about noon, for going through the till of a con-
fectionery store that is kept by Mr.. William
Mann, in Germantown road, above Norris street
They both went into the store, and, watching
their opportunity, one of them reached over
and took some four or five dollars from the
money-drawer Mr.. Mann, however, saw them
and running after the thieves, had them ar
rested They were taken before Alderman
Cloud, and after a hearing in the case, were
held in $500 bail each to answer at Court. One
of them halls from New York, and the other
from this city. They are each about twenty
years old, and are evidently professionals.
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Gebeime 8rdlfbeiten.
O @rianbItebe Senr 9GrGutirf
d. SoSepb Sabt6u+
Gffee: Rr. 22S, Stne'GtrGDe,
MkiInr elphin,

IT.. Sdbian garantitt tn fel9enben Fronibtiter
etne ftnsuc uno grinoltdte aur Die NftstSit ptre
bon ,n,tr fslbit sltsrclst unO lit OurGaGs irsi BON
DuedFilter.
Gebtinte Grnuf5ei:eiG
ipean oerna4t6a0t nno penn ni& ben elnem cria1rt-
atn Artte bebanbflt.
Selbfbefedung (Snantel,
htren treurlge 6cl9el itdl tlIneaeten N DfBnutb,
N6dtlt6en SamenerGiebpn0en GdlpGdt her muniIz
Aussebruus. SunSe 2eute eie It'd, ecisn tetvuBt
dnb, iolten 6 ptrtrausrsppa all MID peaocH SD
babe Eauierbe folder llnelldlGeH ST ibrsr truBueu
frdtli8eu @elunobet 3uritdsebtatt Die ron Ineers,l
fa bebarb chez ais unbetlbat auigsaeben WoGoeu
fnS
sSrduertsNranfbettelt.
HBeigst Ktl1ias. .bditfa bic llrintpe oQaenletnei
Shpdds, uugcssimafiiaReit unb t!nirIdJ.bnr'
Seit.
ttnre9eI detgfett
IN Ger inonofitbei hsinlauita resr gdiiSisdDes
9iueblsiben b9riebtn sIdd,pel pVn welter llrla e.
tpirb In ,pentsen Gagen pSu mir hsrBsIsu 0bHs nads
sbetItge 5nlgen fir sic Gei;nobctt.
Geit rclner filnltetni6hiBtn 9rars III hett8er aot
babe ib Mid bauDtid6lld) mt BET Bcban6lung cbl1er
Nrontbettn beaft,at nno oaEtn bte 8lanlenSeH 0te'
fuIiate erslelt.
Muswdrttge 9attenten
ySnnen bon mir bsbaRteIt srct, ,penn lie mir iBreu
Suitaub f6riitlidb mttbeleE.
Strcnsfte @erianescnbeit tutrs iuses
fIbctt.
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St.. Philadelphia, Pa
(S7n 8, IS.)
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9eben - 8cIlnbbeit = Stdrfe J
9eben - 8ciunobeit - Gtarfe!!
9ebeu - @elanObeit - Stirfe!I!
8as erpfe fransoiifBe Seilni.tet'
gr. SJudn Seldnrarre'$
..fpeAififale 4iiif u"

reitpetl!th'ts syIpSStftVDS NVtHth
sad elmer @oribrift hes Dr, sSuau Deamarre, O4er-
Nrst am rSpiptal bu Itpto" pber meartpIere"
Ju gads.
Dteie nnftasbare Wtecitin III tstn 8lenopert; ltt
eilt SamenflnB peer Sarttnbipl6e urtcbibar NIs
Sesbartett ter Geidledta. sper.3euee u. 5olnpe8e,
unfreipiniaen oter natbtliden SaMsu=Gr8Iie, wober
dc aud rilbren unb pie bcoenteno iit Gub en mbBeH
lssrben RAID bteittgt nnb ben St0aHsn 81 Heler Sc
finber Sbdtigfeit perbpleu.
Dian Iefe fols,no,s !3cusni6 aa3eisbener iraatBEs
fiber Atritei
~gDir baten bic bon Giaranriere h Dupput Wr. 2l5,
Rue qrmbarb rat5 benz 8e;eptf bes Or. ,Suan Oelo-
n,arrs subsrciteep ,ipeSibeG gtlen" IL nlcrsr Yri'
rat. Brars nit ih ii.s sledbeibenhtm @ripi9e att
6eipauct unS slaubeu, bae feine anesre g'eet3n 10
gut eeetsnet TT, ale ptricnen bic an unnewllii9en
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game - ie es In beige tbrer isenocr etbensreile,
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tsus 8. u. 8eaurcpGtte, Or. M}ee.
Y. ID. Duiarhtnt
Sean Sc 9eu9re, Sr. nieo
8orts, ben 6. Mfot 1858.
Wfau bite itdl Dor yiadlabrlilugenl
Ete sGien giusn iperbeu por allen boupt69lt6sn
grpa;ttIten In allen Meitbtileu rettautt. prcs 81
trp SGadtel cher Sbabtsln fir $5.
GJaraneiere Dupont, ,olleinIge @i9entblmer,
Nr. 2l4, 1tue qoinsal6, PeriS.
Oct Gtnisncung ben 81 an irgenb e,nen Der tepcu.
ntddbtaten Aaentn erbaIt man nit Im9eberecr pch
etne feii cerieg.le Sda6tel. 8 SGddteln fur 50.
Aaeiniee @enfrat@ Aaenitn iGr gmettfai
Esfar o. DepSeS Is Scmp.,
VT. 27, @prtlan5al., Rcp- g)rtt.
R3-&ut 3erlanse werben frantDitide etnti@t,
tautlde Il. eagIibe Vrrd)ulen nit toutn n9ebrduoss'
Hnips,funesn nnter trsenb elmer asrfiie peridbidt
Sn Baltimore Ii. aB htnstoH BET aue
Epptbetern 5u babtn.
gaentsu fiji BAL timore une Maabaridbaf b
{ .. Ebnmpipn Slpd. Qls-Zl)
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otodun9 Der Mcnat8 &etntauns 1nb
diIefi Gpnf1toert aHutteYleibet
Die Usonnbett unb 9ueenbfroft erlonot

Die Wanntstt unb Sugenbtraft erlQngt
man burb Or. 9 imam ms 2e>
benseGen3 pber Straftsgttrtr, fcspte Or.
S1u man n's 8obifals@t!!s obFr pbp"
fH8en 99teperbeTltetler.
Dieie punoerccuer Wlittei heilen bic Warnteit aud
hei ber berpUiietlten Gcnitutton rpteosr ber rb9e
te 3errittuns BON ausl6me fln9cu, Glima-gn.
flitten cber notlr;dlsn nrladlsn Berriibren. 5tg
tltrtren non Gjlllnb GllSi
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fGleGtli9e StWd1e unb G9efanbsbEn.
berRtfe TN @1gentetusm: gferDDftdt,
NusseBrune, Saaiud,t, Srantpfe, 9etittBe
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BON Selbff6wGbunG 1c.
Die Slr Seiluu9 bel ret6tstitep sane c,torberltde
Sett II sbpben. Ole Wiittet mhNen uotb btr Re-
brndten Nnwttinn8en gsbraud0t mtreen; Ell, Bebl-
ihla4 ID unnb8llb. Oteie has Peben 9letdam rcn
Reuem erieuBerbeu 9tttti ipl.eR bon Alen, Die I'M
9eeriie iteteH, Bu betratb n, sebrepbt Wito:n,
ba ibrs g8trtlpgen lei Id eu ilro. Ole IN .
stn dben Scurpofe Itreen in tbren bic
grbBten ie pemadiel &nteedunGfn. Der Gltpi8 III
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ibla9en.
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NIT Sic tperben Gu@ 80as asw!S 9eIo
lung brinScn.
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pnrgetrobt npctu Tt
Sbre gphtlin1su bateu hcr gBct 8enu9lln gtie,9t,
nm Dc oei iie ben prttadltn TN fSebvaufe beItn''
li6en WIebij'nen porauitebtH, wian 'dnl lie ider II:
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md tti9 Gbre iteigrsiiGneeH Gt8eul61ilcn leDt ot5
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sen otr Sygans, rttrtJcn oos .'nt II. otr peugsn
llnr0bliCin S5ie cosn bic trantDaiten Sac, pelhe
U(ibnu;b erjerqtn H. bf0en, binauSI iIitteln TRACE
oosr in llnoronlrt3 derotbeue S8ans Su uotit'tGtn
6unttOnsn Irtt ilub leBen cem 8onjtn Sgleine Pts
inSe elaitibe SpotH'rdlt et. Sie hlflten ntN'
blcs bic aadaltden 9eibperben eines It6tn ioreetn
aud osidbrde H. N fnldenot NrantbttltiL 8ehft
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1e 5ir ieben 3eii IN oeyItn3etten @ottn gsncmmen.
bas i3sris u, bette Aetlbrm.ttel lliI slneet. Ser
oeriufeter utbCIjul ntbt lhren encn nnstrehmeu
Gje6mad; tbre uur aus osnl ploulenethe gencninn'
men Suart6eHeu mahen lie eoutpnmln balih- u.
asIltrlrB urg1ubtte Eurtn h1ben Ite oeGetacff
ipppnu bDhitebenbe palBuidteten S.u9ulB atten
obae alcr BerbaDi Der tlnroabrbct ron porn htrein
| fern bleibl Bele betpprraBenoe 9ett9e II. aeIile
tateu tbre Hauin baju ber9t9eben. eem pnoltnm ott
8erl6blttt untleG Setimttis gu bcjeuser, wdbrepo
uAlere yrSpalate uu9beutr 5ur etntenn9 e;t eebeu
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| saben 5itpmnlen lniien
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mad uneutgelol,6; BARN tHe 9je5Iau1s sdlweiuu9tn
| unt S.iljeusniiie ater fpl8enbe gsi3pe'esn snis
gerilcpfine, qeberltiten, 8aeumatismus, Saut-
| spalitrud't, Socoblcuncr Noplpsb IN Bol9e ocn
fdbledtEm Dtaser, llsbtltei 2SeroauunSsb
| 3reabsit ber git9eneot unb oataus tntitsbenoe
| S6msrien, Dnbiudt, appttiuotgiut ale utbet,
pedhe eins ausleersnot arJua erfor6trll Die ytltr
teilsu aubtIoem sur6 8eini8un5 bss s!nss uno IN
te.uua ets SrenlS psls 1'tet, aui bic iie tem PIN
lt'sns md, gar teineu giuiluB babtn ais ea iinb :
3oubbeil, itthu;lIes @Ib(inbtn 9ttrotud1merS uro
retpSis Grreabariett lnotbRnngen IN cer sebtr uno
ben slersH, Gibt Ii. lcuii9e abnitbs geotn ett aus
ttutm brrob9ttemmeneu a6rpsrtuitanbs ootr 8stlto'
| pfp,a iener ,Ildttiortu be1rtbrn.
qabt @ut ntdt ben 8runeiasircn Sanoern init
anSern srs;ueer, AT eenen lle inebr prottt ntaden
oniubrtn! gerlanat 4per'S ptlle uro nebmt
| fem, aneer! Ole Stanten trauden be bei.pcrbaRs
| tene Sllie rno Ite ioat'E pIhe efbaltcu.
| Subtrette, pcn J.S aver 4 eomp., ectoeu,
ydR.. uro su babsn bet %. s.. Vtopn Stnotr IN
g3olpmcr. icpu lei aQeH Gpoibeteru unc Gliienei-
| BertGuiern ausr Crleu. (tari lSl
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|1g Wasbsrbare { 1unse pams: ,.s:

Die u1aarettihe Dottorin, brt. &ernetiet, elna
SbaS g8unbetinb eenanu lit nat Ginetnnoti tulitds
befebrt u. bat In s. Sn., gr. 422 lIabe 0tcuaotr.,
sine Rliuif erridet, no man lie b.r ale aaf sebtn
h. @eiuuhbet b,Jlaltdpe 6ra9ea nm Hatb fIo9en
Fam Ste sbt auatuuit iber perlc-euts poer Geiob.
geues giatnfsun,; ieennirt bic beireffeuos psriou
pter perIcner NIT folder 8stmmiteif. 'sab taum ein
,Speifl an hersn Sdulb itrt9 bieibt; 9er6Ib auf
BrIausen in bepubtlcien Suitane; besttt iid 'rt
Geiiie na iebtm Gbsle Der gelt unb riirt atpcenee
perionen en.rIet OBJ iobt cest lesencig. ant peIte
bur iie ibre 2ase II. tbren Guienibaiiscrt ben nas
foatnten ssreunsen mittbeilen. Gle earanTt perna.
nente Setlans IN allen fallen, osten aur Tc lrer-
nmu,t. sic rottet ohne Snittan!sat seer SGmer3er,
nbue etxen Ercpien Blur, IN bis "a Shinben ben
Rrsbs nit Surnlpi II. StieI aus. Gei6bHtr tbnnen
In 8 bis Gasen fpieeer ssben, nne ale ioniiiseH
Rranfbsiten ptroen nit 9ielbem Grfplge bsbaneelt,
oils ba tnb: qebeIlethen, stusiebuHs arampfe Serb-
hbel, 8srIuf bes G.'ttis II. geb5rs uno anosre
Rranfbaisn, insIden ssr Wenih unierporien Vt @ne
Rrtefe tneen prsmpte Deantiperiuns ,,no Nrseneiea
tpetbsn auf 8erlanssu pet grptes Sefd,itt. Brisis
abreffile mans Dor 2t72, Cincinnati y. .. Sb's
praris BAT In Der leeien 3st 70 susenonsu oaB t 'd
nod Der Dienite bee Or. g. p. Apcbpuu bat pcrtern
mahen nm ausautcmmrn (Apl0 3bit tn ip)
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Wi1dtSn fiIr On1lafa

Somett relcte btr Tienite etnes preH |rtss be-
hartsn Cghu iib i.stS an ST. 2ei1Imanu, Rr.
30, Rcrtto. rabr 2eriuatpnfr.. reEbeH. Er. e d. u
man d bel Der Sstllino eIer Fraueprautgetieu Uer
Iafen toHn, ale oa Hu6I
8tpdnug etr mpuatIi6en Reint6uEg,
@ebsrrnuess s8orfaV IL. 8cfdw6rtg5,
REder- pnS ? Sctfnihnerie,y
Ylteber8eid Ia6Cnbc,
Eciber TIub, GppstitIoae7eit. RsrpHittat, Eotfpcb
aub ate ofa DamSn cieeuf Psitpsrceu,
Stes Dame, bic .iaeu 9cf6l6nen Better mlntdt
tplte bet Elr. 9 d. 1t N II II soritrtd'sn.
Rau eeraciit uidt bic 1lummsT 80 NORTH. sr
SauS orn ecrtngt5nfs., Baltimore WEH. GrScueifr
perecn uah a0er oarbf8atacrhe" ntt'arht-
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Siir Tifle HiD Gnn5erte 5u Oers
NFiefEPn.

Sen 5reunbtn u @stannteE her aGputDroin'-@c
isafdafi uno benz sesbrten Publifum iiberboupt ,tr
Radrdtt tas fur irBeuo cine Sett mad oem 1.Sepibr.
bic fb6re arose arf0tbaltte nee Dale bcr pGpucorr
hio%, nit ben tauit oerbuu6eren 8iumli6eitsr iitr
Gbbaltuna bon S6asn II. GcR7etieu Iu uIiebeH III,
peuu frlbsetttse appfIolicn 9entatht piro,
Die ele9ane uub fritbare Musfrfiruu9 6cf 9rcten
&aaies, rtbit etn-mbtlirer GnrberpteItmmcrn iIr
Gerreu 1t. Gamcn, icgte EeQisnles 0tt1aurah0r5In
mcr uebf ero6cm Speii,Iodie nit opuit6ubtG etn8s,
Es6teter Ride laGfn RidtS III lppuid)en utrs.
BpufenSlasS Gafeecbir fiir SOC GurUeFt8 1T Sl
eiufm mdfiDfn grsiie III nltciten.
8abtts Anstunit tel 8. ~. RBteI,
SIT. 87e 9alhmrre- frtideu 5usaro' u,
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Sn WsarfDall. Wlntgan, fietsn
.. .. Bafer unb Surab eaptlano ne.
asn Grmpib lns Der 8inosr Der Sestsrn
ppr @sribt,