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DIR. T. J. KISNER.
ErT.EnTTo MEDICINES.

=
NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING. W. VA.
TAR X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
viii attend to the PREPARATION of medl-
bic him TO Give more attention to out pa
tients, especially to his many friends in the
country: His medictnes are all prepared 10
TENTS by himself DR.. X. treats all diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
IIy Is afflicted. He has a large. number of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many OF those obstinate cases OF
Chronic diseases which heretofore nave been
supposed to be .incurable, among which may
| be named: Consumption, Scrofula. DIS
chargesfrom the Ear, Ozena. Enlarged Glands,
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
| treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and All, Passages. HypeItrophy and all 9TH
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Ner-
vous System, is acknowledged by all who have
tested Ii to be the most certain and successful
ever known TO the medical profession. DIR. K.
has been eminently successful in the treat
ment OF all diseases peculiar to women, VIZ
Menstrul Distractions, Painful Menstrustton,
Ieuerrhea, Uterine and OVarion TumoTs,
Prolapsus Uteri and all Nervous diseases to
which they are subject, I.l
all Chronic Affections OF the Genito Urinary
Organs viz: CataTrh of Bladder and Urethra,
DribblIng, OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
| Gravel, Diabetis and Difficult Urinating, Sy-
philitic Diseases in all their varied forms,
| Ghonarrhea, its complications and sequells,
Sper1natorrhea and Impotency, and all affec-
| tons consequent upon youthful indtscretions.
OF Fistulas, White Swelling, Scrofulous
Sores, VaFicose Ulcers, DC. Persons afflicted,
particularly with old troublesome cases.
| should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
KISNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
other Physicians. Office hours, 8 A. NJ. to II
NJ. p. NJ. too p. NJ, and P. NJ. to 9P. NJ.
| fa0lB a#I.l Ia-
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The Baltimore Sun contends that one
of the best answers to complaints OF
men,who arc clamoring for a charter
for an air line road to New York, is the
fact that Speaker Colfax left Washing
ton late on Friday night, went to
Poughkeepsie, and lectured on Satur-
day night, and was back ut the nation
al capital on Monday morning toacall
tho House to order at twelve o'clock,
without having travelled any on the
Sabbath. red jtt8l3l 3iti31
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A GENTS WANTED-NEw BOOK NOW
| "A ready, THE GREAT CAMPAIGNS OF
IGRANTAND SHERMAN, by the Hon. ]. T.
HEADLEY, In one large volume, from Official
sources, including popular biographies of
prominent Generals of the Union army, with
numerous steel portraits, battle scenes, and
maps; in both English and German. Sold
only by agents. a rare chance Is offered to
make money. Send stamp for terms, &ca E.
d. TREAT & CO., Publishers, No. $50 Grand
St, n. Y. janis 6tdS2twS
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MARREED.

AT The residence Of the brides father, or
Thursday evening, January 18th, By Rev
John MonAtf, Mr.. DAVID DAVIS and MIS-
ANNIE JONES. al Of South Wheeling.
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rhe I.nr OF Aasessors.

1t will be noticed by reference to the
Senate proceedings OF yesterday that q
petition of assessors asking an increase
of remuneration, was presented in that
body. We are inclined to think from
the best information attainable that
this demand is a reasonable one. These
officers never did receive more than a
moderate compensation; and while the
nav OF sheriffs and others has been
considerably increased, and every ex-
pensc of living has doubled and tripled
there has been no increase in the pay of
Assessors. 1t is claimed that the COM
pensatIon is now so small that 1t is diff
iicult to get competent men to under
take the work. Ifthis is trne, a due in
crease should be allowed. The laborer
is worthy of his hire, and it is neither
right nor polite to offer less than "a
fair days wages for a fair days work. !"
If IL reassessment of lands takes place
next year-and we suppose there Is
hardly n doubt that it WILT will give
the Assessors great deal additional
labor, which should be duly consider
ed in this connection.
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WE have received the first number OF
the Fdi,7aont Yedeite, Mr.. .Boyd's new
paper, and it is in all respects u credtta-
leand promising enterprise. OF course
ills Union all over and all through /" A
story of the war in West Virginia, (" to
be continued through several numbers,
opens out in tho issue before US. The pa
perhas school department, and will
give special attention TO educational
matters. The price is two dollars We
wish our old friend every success.
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WEST VIRGINIA Posr oFF1cEs.-The
post office ut Princeton, Mercer county,
has been reopened, and Alex. j. Lacey
appointed postmaster, Viee III. Scott.
Vim. r. Fortney has been appointed
postmaster at RRcoon, Preston county,
rice NJ. A. Fortney resigned.
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Mrs. MARTHA GRINDER, the poison
er, Is TO be hung at Pittsburgh to-day.
She still processes innocence ofthe sew
ernl horrid crimes so circumstantially
proved against her. A medical COM
mission had protracted interview
with her ON Tuesday and Wednesday
with view to discover whether there
were any traces of insanity in her con-
versations They found her entirely ra-
tional, so that their verdictwa against
Communication of the sentence. There
are some people at Pittsburgh who
think she must be morally insane TO
have committed such murders. The
poor woman shows u great deal of agi-
tation Mt times, but few symptoms OF
penitence and remorse. She may pos
sibly confess her crimes to-day on the
Sra fold
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Auction Sale of Billiard Table, Balls,
Cues and Other Furniture.

n WILL SELL ON SATURDAY. THE
i 10Th of January, 1866, at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
At the room two doors below the Boat Store
corner, on Water street, the following proper
ty: one Billiard Table, Balls, Cues, and Stand
for same; one Center Table; Card Table; II
Chairs; one Wash Stand, Bowl and Pitcher;
and one lot Of Mating. Sale positive. Terms
cash. GEO. E. WICKHAM,
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ron CIIRIsTlIAl

0nO BREAKFAST SHAwIS. FROM 81 70
EUU to s.. A most suitable article for d pre-
sent. LdeS9l ], s. RHODES
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COLLECTOR st ID
For Sale.

A A TWO STORY. BRICK HOUSE AND
N Lot on Man street, in Martins Ferry.
The house contains four rooms, a good cellar
under 1t, and handy to water. Enquire at
this office or at d. Parks store in Martins
Ferry ss# n tf fanlS-2w
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9 Dissolution.

TUE PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name of Altman
4 Wayman, in the Wholesale Boot and Shoe
trade, - dlSsofyeds by the death Of the senior
partner, Mr.. Altman The business will be
settled by the surviving partner,
fzi n. II. WAYMAN.
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Hotel for Sale.

TNHE VIRGINIA HOTEL, SITUATED ON
the corner of Water and Quincy streets,
Wheeling, w. Va, is offered for sale. There
Is good stabling for a horses, attached to the
premises; also good wagon she'd. For fur
Their Information apply to the proprietors.
= tanIS.2wa $50 ii. & @. KEIM.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

.4.r5 OF West Virginia.
Capital Paid In, 100000.
NNHIs BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
| ness of he "Merchants' and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling." 1t is designated. De-
pository and Financial agent Of the United
States and Is prepared to do legitimate
Banking business.
Preddent-Robert Crangle.
DfrectoTS-Thomas Sweeney, u. s. Delaplain,
jas. C. Acheson, John Donlon, Jacob Berger,
A. Allen Howell, ]. Nelson Vance, James
D% aaDSa,n, @ s. BRADY, Cashier hel
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n PRIVATE letter from Paris received
ut Washington predicts that in his
speech TO the legislative body, the Em-
peror will express the most friendly
sentiments towards the United States !;
and moreover, unless something shall
have previously occurred to disturb
the relations of the two countries. will
pror.liSe TO evHcuate Mexico, and will
once give practical orders TO that
effect. The letter further predicts the
establishment of more friendly rela-
tions than ever between the two gov
ernmcnts, and the conclusion of new
treaty upon the basis of common in
teresis. NapoleOn's disposition to keep
the peace with us is doubtless forth
fed by his fears of trouble at home.
Very little can be learned on this sub
ject from the French papers, but IL is
known that the French republicans are
unusually active in their secret socie-
ties, and the government is, now en-
ieaVoring to excludea all foreign papers
containing matter not approved by the
censorship. The Augsburg Gd-etts and
the Independence Beige are among the
continental papers excluded from the
French post office. These attempts TO
shut out the truth from France indicate
plainly enough Napoleon's feeling Of
insecurity.
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f.cu. IInrri,. I,eetnreTo-NIEht.

We hope that all charitably disposed
people who sympathize with the objects
of Gen. Harris's lecture tonight at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, will not
fail to attend, The lecture we doubt
not will be very interesting one. rich
ly worth the small admission charged,
and the proceeds will go to building
Church should be well filled tonight.
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Supt. Water works.

DEPoRTS HAVING BEEN PUT IN CIR
hculation to the effect that am INDIFFERENT
as To an election TO the Superintendency of
the Water Works. to which position have
been nominated by the Union party of the
city in their convention, 1 desire TO say thus
publicly in order 10 set at rest all inquiries all
doubts md all Misrepresentation that am
not Indifferent to an election, but that, on the
ton by the Union men, am gTatifed TO be
their NOMINEES, and II elected VIII cheeffully
serve the city to the best ofmy abilities. :
1anl6-te sgl! JAMES BAGGS-
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aleu- advertisements.
ron PARKERsBURG.

-, The fine side-wheel steamer EA:
n sflsE AGLE, Captain Charles Booth, VII
leave as above on Friday, the
l8th inst, at II p. m.
to BOOTH, BATTELLE & co.,
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DREDS OF TRUST
ID made by Samuel Humer and wife dated
respectively as follows: The first on the 18th
day of July, 1884, which deed Is on record in
the Recorders office In Deed Book IS, folio 12l;
and the second, dated August "a, 1854, which
deed Is OF record In Deed Book IS, folio l6l, i
will offer at Public Sale, at the front door of
day OF February, 1866, at IL O'Clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
TesianSted in The dat OF sSId n town e lot lot
number three, in square number six, with the
buildings and improvements thereunto be-
g. ROBINSON,
fanlS-td 80 Trustee.
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Removal.

n HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE TO THE
j room Immediately over the Religious
hook House. Entrance No. 22Z Monroe ST.,
Ith door below the First National Bank.
tan1s-st Collector lst District ri t; ". Va.
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e BoCK1NG's lUNRIvALED
Baking.Powder

WILL NOT LOSE IT'S STRENGTH BY
w age, as It contains no Hartshorn. It will
make Light and. good Biscuits, BnckWheat
Gales Dough Nuts with bad Flour as well
Try It. Prepared only by = =
EDMUND BOOKING,
No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
or TSr sSls 2 The Paenge PSgnnd
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4Go-Partnarshin.

q ]. BOYD AND M. I. wAYMAN HAVE
%. associated themselves under the firm
name of Boyd q WayInan, for the purpose OF
carrying on the Wholesale Boot and Shoe bus
ines, at the old stand, No. SS Main street, oc-
cupied by the late firm OF Altman d Way
man, where they viii keep a fun stock OF
goods in their line, and by fair dealing merit
continuance OF the patronage so literally
extended TO the late firm. tan3-lm
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This eccentric individual is to lecture
at Washington Hall, on the evening of
the Goth. The following is the latest eff
fusion that we have seen from his pen:
IopEIN wIsDoM.-I have finally
come tew the konklusion that thnre
amt truth enuff:in the world, just now,
to do the Dizziness with, and If sum
kind NV kompromise can't be had, the
devil might as well step in and run the
consarn mt onst. '---.'''
i always advise short sermons, espe-
sully on hot Sunday. If minister
kant strike lie in boring 40 minutes, he
haz either got poor gimlet, or he is
boreing in the rong phase.
Don't tell the world yure sorrows, en-
nv more than you would tell them yure
shame. 4s,s1 .--..t.- 80. l..s a.s,. Ii =
Philosophers are like. grayeyards-
they take all things just az they cum,
and give them decent bnrial ana
suitable epitaff.
Emmy body kan tell WHARF lightning
struck last, but it takes a smart man
few find out where it IS a going tew
strike mex time-this IL one of the diff
ferences between learning and wisdom.
Sailors hev the led for the purpose OF
finding the bottoIn-nOt for the purpose
of going thare-it is Just so with advise:
men should ask for 1t, not SO mulch for
the purpose of following it as for the
purpose of strengthening their own
plans. te y
There IL men ov mulch learning and
impotence they wouldn't hesitate to
criticize the song ov II bird.
hav seen men as full of indecision
az an old barn, alwuz reddy but didn't
know exazactly which way to pitch.
There is sum folks whose thoughts
kant be eontroled-they are like twins,
they kant be had, nor they cant be stop
Most anybody kan write poor sense,
but there amt but few that kan write
good nonsense-and it almost takes an
eddykated man teW appreciate it after
1t IL writ. Hi JOSH BILLINGS.
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BOTTI,ED AIE.

DoTTLED ALE AND PORTER S. PER
ID Case lease of two doz QnartS;l S. allowed
for case and bottles when returned.
Jan lOs2w EUSToN, McCAGN & co.
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BUCKwHEAr FI0uI

BUCKwHEAT FLOUR.
On00 LES. EXTRA HBLLED EASTERN
OUUU Buckwheat Flour warranted pure.
for sale by Fr 49, r. ]. SAIYTH
jans Corner Market and Quincy sts.
Ei99S3 lla H0AIINY. - -TF-E-77
on BBLS WHITE FLINT HoAnNY JUST
~ received by -
r lr E-szs RI. ShEYTH.
jans Corner Market and Quincy Sta.
g WASHINGTON MILLS FLOUR.
en BBLS. OF THE ABOVE FAyoRITR
OU brand just received by =
deem Corner Market "a and ID QUINCY i Is SIS.
Wanted.
DooMS. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
IA ing for gentleman, wife and child. En-
quire a. this once. 60 - tanl7-lw
NUTS ANDW ASHERs: ~
HOT PRESSED NUTS, FORK 10 Inch
ll Bolts, and Washers to suit. 10
does PC. HLDRETH 4 BRO
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PPLES-6O0BBLS CHOICE NORTHERN
n large bhts., lust received and for sale by
now PRYOR. HANDBAN & co.
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Old Government lava C0aee.
OK POCKETS, VERY CHOICE. JUST
20 Gin Teceived and fpE Sal s6 hg .co
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ARRIVAL & CLOSING OF MAILS,
At the Post ONCE, wheeling, w. ".

Way Mail East OF
Cumberland, Md.
Way Mail West of
Cumberland, Md.
ParkeTSburg & N. w.
Va. r. Il.
Western Throu' Mails
for Chicago, Cincin-
natl, C.olu IN b Il s,
GAINESVILLE Il Louis
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-28

I6re 9ottSple 8arrsn,u9 an - bies CAB ben
GcpperbcauS Gill lolbes Saud9rmmen oaB 'ie
fp6tcrbin nidt mebr tie lasten unb iib anf bel,
0emipcg bssaben, ipobl ipiiieno oaB iie. tpsit,
ipcit in oer Ntinberbeit Ianoen iperben. :
9snn bislem 3us tparen 40 &arren gnse-
banst, nit Der @abonb GitD Delegation, 800
3ann itart-unb barauf iparen 200 3ouaoen,
lammt ben Delssatonsn bon ct. Clair, Rine-
arope, AI6Iaub unb Samaqua = an ber 3abl
iber 5000, init Muftbanben, 9annsrs uno
5lasgen
s@Sier Iast uns fasen, 70 baB ss unS nibt
aus ben @sbanfsn srdtb, baB mebr als
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Gro Sc rcpubiifanifbc perfamm lung

esbanun. pa. 81. aus. Die 8lauiadtB
uno anpsrs lcYlle Skinner baitsn ssfrn cine
gpes WdF'rpsrfammlurs In eebanon. Sou.
psrnsur Curtin. Der berlslbsn bsiwrbate. wurpe'
nit ausstoypsnslhem @uttu fasntus eml fanssn.
Sr tislt cine ldnser ais cine Stunbs bausrnbe'
9isbs, In wst&sr &C lA fiis ben Gonsrre unb has
grnltusipns 4mrntmsHt auriprn6 unb biz gcp>
pstbsao 8uflmmluns I'm Wisram fharf pur&
bic 5t4a sos. Nlt itm ipra& Gin 9ar.
ttrlrmrw, porauf Gin pradtpcagr 5adsIsus burG
bic Siraesn Der Stapt parapiyte. Die 8sr.
iammlun6 mar cine tr srSbtsn. bic imaIs In
9tbanpn srtalten wprbtn.
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5ebr intcrsHant fir nnfere ,Saus.
frauen.

gBirb unRrsitis bic nsisle grlfabuns fein wp1
mad man Der GtGrfe ilatt Der bisbnsen psiBen
5arte iraent ein 5oIcrll ssb'n fam. 0lan md6t
brreits rolarotte unb sslbr Std,fs. uno w1ro auG
In Rurfm e,n 3artes @riin unp Slau bfrsufslen
I'm Stanpe feline Srssnp elm Nrtifsl wirb bur&
btsie nsus Starfs souadntis ssfdrbt. ssrlisrt bic
8arbs isbcd turG absrmalsss Oa16sn. 70 bab
Gin unb baFelts Sltio. psldss teute rott ssfdrbt
var, morsen gels unb iitsrmcrSsn grim sefarbf
.perbsn fam.
Disie grFnbuns pirb unbsbnst cine watrs
8spoluticn In Der tisteissn 8stanbluns bn
Wdl6s terSorrufsn, unb tpiro man alts pnbliG,s
enc 8lsibsr. bic pisllei&t fdt Satrrn gum asrser
unfusr Sauafrausn in Der Gfe bee WanhfhranfsS
elmer anesrsn geiiimmuns tarrten, isbt tsrppr.
fuGsn unb obns ale Scitsn une Mibs wispss
10 @trsn brinaen.
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ARM In ARM,

rlm 10 Tlbr lansten bic foIScneen Selesatio.
uen an:
9ottsbiae ,,9oDs IN 9lue," ausefiibrt burd
cine 0luiitbanbe unb einem Drummer Corps 10
ipie einem Banner, uulern braseR y c II ira |
carp Ju Yferbe bcrpelcnb. 500 Wtann
Der llnion Qea9ie e ebenfall5 mif eiler Multi
banbe nrraus, bic ctpa 200 Nlann fart mar,
10 tpie Sannsrs bic alle bic rebte Muffd)riftcH
batten. rlntcr bieisn ertannten mir General
lSdfe; Ganbibat fir 6on9rsB, icneS SiitrittS.
SbuDltil Sdbcn 2ea9ucy init cincr Niniif>
baube an Der SpiBt
Sripi9Sbur9 9eague, 9lei6faQS nit elmer Wu>
iitbanbe poraus-eine 9roBc anjabl @anncrS IN
ber 9nie trdgenb.
Soambnr9 @earp.9casue onseiibrt burd bic
sllbanD gcrnet- t-9onbc-ebenfaaS nit Sann1S,
ibidlide Nufibriiten tragenb.
Qec5port ,,Suben in blau," init Der 9ccspcrt
giuiitbanbe an Der Spibe-mit iddlibsn San'
ners in Der YrcSeliion. Sieparen cini9e Snn'
bert an Der 3abl
RS~Sir besannen bic Ser5cn Der Copper
beabS, Sirclerittsr, 8ebelcn nnc 2anoesterrdtber,
bic alS Spcneh bort parcn, l6cn in ID / c
Scfen 5u iinten" Mbr iclbe ,,teine
@runobeercn" lolte man bod, be5lglid) auf cine
|SeriammIung, bon ipelder YcnnDbanisnS'
0elbibte feline 10 srcBe anfge5eidnet bat uno
pelcidt feline auf5cibnen tpirb, nidDts io9n. -
sSeu, mir ipcllsn bier i6ipsi9en. Nber iic trnn-
ten bod lpdter an bic Sorfdlle in SarrSbur9
erinnsrt ipsrpsu - unb ioutcn mic bcr9ciIcn baB
ibre 2isbes 9inecln ermcrbct uno baB ibr Srcuno
sSir3 unirs Splcatcn bat perbun9ern lailsn.-
guftebt ibr bie62
Serner: 2angte bic SarriSbur9 Scle9d'
tion ettpaS ipdtsr an, 1000 gann itarf, init ei'
mem ausse,eidneten 9rummersGorpS.
Weddniespiae ,,@ubsn In bIau," nit I6id-
Iid,tn 9anner6-500 Rann on Der 3dbl
2aneafer ,,9uben in blau," bcgletet burd,
bic GitD Gcrnst. .Yluiitbanbe-bcn bur6bcbrtcn
nnb in ben S6ladtfebcrn fir bic Union GER
fesren Sabnsu in Der 2nie tra9eno-2 1000
GRann itarF.
@urivid Delegation, icbr 5abireidj init 1n'
| iifbanbe uno 9annerS
2ineoIn Delegation, enidlieBenb sine Spr'
pagnie 3ouussn init l6itl6en @onners nne Ell
uer Rulitboabe.
Columbia 9elsadticn, ftbr 5ablreid)-Int ei~
ner Gompasnie 3cuabsu, gtuiitbance nas San'
nerS.
Raretta SeIesaticn-200 Ntonn fart mit
Nniitbanbs 9anner8 II. ip
H@Sicr tpoGsn ipir iassn-fonit mSdten
pir 60 pieaeidt pr9cIen, DAB ni6t ipeni9er
| dIS so
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Rie Gbelera in 5t. geuis.

Ct epuis, 10. @us. Die !3abl bsr fir
bic lfbten "a Siunpen bic t.uts Nttas anss.
mefpsten etolra grfranfunsefdls btt1us 96;
bic Der Spbtefdas 35.
St.eUuts, 10. aus. Na& ben 9sri&-
ten bon ben psriGisbsnen Sssrabnieplabsn fan.
ben in Der nit lsstem 8rsitus enbsnesn gBo6s In
bisFsr Stapt 766 sopssfdlls iatt baruntsr $50
@tclsrafdas. Nuberpsm purtsn auf psm Habit.
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ft6 an CHOLERA grlorbfn partn.
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