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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01
Sae grpRc cneliiebe 0c,lmittci
ourd t6n,9li6es paient 3sldutt.
Cir sSGlncS Glarfe'8

@Ro BrpRc cuBlttebe Octimtttci
ourt lbn:9'it6ss paient esiddtt.
Cir sSalncS Glarfe'8
bcriibmte Sraucn Rillcu,
nap enem Helepte Sir s. SlaIfe's. Or. YReb.,
tebarles Der 8oniaiu.
Dttie un6aetare WiebiSn gelpstrt bel alien eren
fhmerbbasn II. 9ei6blliden 2eibsn. tensu bic metb.
Ide &pnit'tatpn nnierwcren 1T urieblsare ciluus.
Se bernlneert nlles lleteunab uro tebt aue Stcdun
gen eer 1SeniGur9, ppytu olielbtn aud tbren @u,nb
baben mr9eG, Inp man bari iiCt aui baloiae Setune
pfrlafen.
SIR 9erbciratbetc Traucn
ut lte b,lorocrs eeeianet ole ubrt In iurSer 3et
sine ,reSeImibS wssuiebreEte wsnoibe psrlcst
syete EIa9e 'ofct 81 uab .rist ben Rssicrlnas.
fenpeI e'Tpbbr'ttanaien's, um Na1abmunssu Ju Der.
batsn.
Bur Seadtungl
Dte gtIten lten wdbrenb Der
stne Seb l8eburt berbet Ibren; jH
teber anbern 3eit finbite pbne Sc
fabr tu nebmen.
Ssee Srau fpeib. bab bel Der esrinssu lln,ss.lmd.
f9teit cher DeritppunS res Wonatlidtsn bic G,iunb
1 belt i9pinefu mnB. Oitis 9iqen iinb IN Wabtbeit
her de 8rauenfreuno In Der Yuiunssiiunbe uub bls
slrSi8 fdete nienals feblibIa9enbe Scilmtel unb
Orbner Der uuttrbriidsn gtaur mas fir Rran,b,,ts.
tGpitite yer'pn iie pputpmmtu ui9t Abrbst nsbmsn
fanu, aber aud 10 trdf!is in loren Muianaeu, bab
man fe ertilt ben nuntsblbaren 8elulatcr" uernsu
bari.
Bel allen gr,eu nc,s5ier II. Radsraibss se.iben,
&ddenz u. eencen-S6msr,en, Grmattiin9 bel Der
aern8Iten lnirtnBuu9 SerStlepien. bpiiertlben Nn,
tauen. reibcm Slue percen beie Dinen cine Seiluus
bsrrfet, tpsrn aae auetrn Dtsl feblsef9Iasen. unb
ebi3pa Elm tliiiises ScImttel, ent5aiten iie t,in
Giien. fetn 8aicmel teinen SpieBslar;. nod irstnb
enen ter Contribution iddbli1sn Stefi.
Bpliiinei9e GebraudS. .Gnpeiiuusen fintet man In
fcr UNI ete5 Radtt 0spl6eltsn 9rpi6ure, bic ipr8.
fSlt8 aafbcWabrt perben ioute.
8et alen @pptbefern su baben.
a1einiser gentral. a8ent fur bic Der. Staten uub
trittii6en qrppinsen 1T Sob Wtuie,.
9sr. ". Gpurtlanefr.. Rttps Dcri.
NS.--G,e8en Gtnitnbuus ben 81 iinb Dreiesnts.
MIR ens Made mil n, Spsn mil ,,r,osh,nhsr s,cs,
felt unb ben glden unburdtrinslid otrpadt. nad
ereub tirem Saneestbstlc ser6idt. Q8-23)
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j 81 ss.3sss III 81 Soibne RehaiTiens
z h @ianps.
Stro w iItsna,

Ttonpfprtf . NNbft1lNI
Fr. 4s7. BeitsBatimore-, nobe ptn.h.
halt tets cine Gu5'pabf ber idfniten iririlmeuIes
eorritbig, seren 8iQe II. ShSnaeii oes Zones, opit
Ssuub1itia'iit etS 8aues nNbt iberlrciien merber
tSrr,n. plau pr,de sefigiait por II. iiberieuSe it'd
isth Tiir leees SnIument puo flni sSabte aaran
tirt, Vile giaups rsrben int Jaaihe eeucmu,eu iIl
ueue. Tepatotrsr, &tu,msn II. oeraleifer arteties
uercer punttlit Il. pu. slsaefhbrt. tOfts I2lRts
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baltimore, $40, p0nnetltaa, 0tM L Nlruar 1856.

9fi1arpion S Somp's
gSGarcnbal8
Rr. Z, WrrterTfraEs,
Sabri!antcu ppu
n9nbricatiug Oils"
batsutirtsr
@eiBcr 8a8cnidmicrc,
Sdntler NIT
sperm
@aliftf&-
unb 9arb.Set,
Gtseutbimer ber
nGrceliiOr Soap @prf8"
In Werter- ctr.
Sabritanteu uou Xr.1
TamiNen 2Sai6feife.
Gbcntifae Slipen Scife,
bic bIni8Ee unb f4 am spurfamRsn per.
pdfdente I'm Wartts.
@enn Gle cine quite Sstfe wanl6sn,
70 laufen Sts bic
ngIrclFor" djemiIds CIibsu'
unb
bic 9Ir,iriis.
eDtr 8aranyen, bGb SeOcrmaun nit bcr 8uare
jufrseeen 1T.
llnisrs Scienicrtsu MAIDEN einen tcrrlsteu 5taum
uno limb in barlem, ME ptlttm Balkr aleib gut Iu
brdudeh upo Dcnn Sic nlir enmal camtt eineH Be-
tub lemabt babru, ie fuclen Sic gar ieine anesIe.
pat sSbr Brocer pmiere Waare nibL 10 nebcn Sic Su
unlerCu aleuen unb taufen Sie ii bitielbe. eaiIen
sic lid Ia ndt nit anbGrer Daare BON ben g,otern
abierilSCn.
@rotc Namfrd1e mad unIerer
dltmpotI6en 61rjletfe,
tn bartem, pethem pber
SaljwalIer gu brauhen!
Btr saranttren hap Sepermann nit
unierer 9eife ;ufrteben III.
Ulan perfu6e is!
4stne anbere matt ipld' unpersiei6lihen
S6dum!
Die ttIi9te sciie, bic I'M @artte To-!
Wa&en Sie ssttia Sbre Sefsaunsen!
D'an UsrScilt nl4t Oab icbc stauSe Setie unicr
gsibaftSjetlen:
uGseeliipr"
TRAIT. Dior iebs aerau barauE bns baTtlbt nitbt
te5!ti uno rebmt, ptHn man
re8t lci9teS unb un9ene9mes WaI4en
baben pit,
tetne dnbere!
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fetne dnbere!
(Ipp18l 9lbr)

(@lpltt bic spltus Weeaile In 1899
Sable 8 aStaups Wfanufacturttos
tspmpapnie
eTlaust lid oas aeebrte pubtii aiI br rpbI aiior-
tjres Eager ocu ibren Viauo sScrtts atfmertIam ~
MAIDEN, Stee Snaumentt tSuren ben beaen I'M
eaabe in Ecu, DIusrbaitia'eit uno eeibmatcoaem
Nenbem 0leth9sltui ptreeu. prtibe. mdbie une
rieorstT, rpie IN irssno eutr dneeren 6abrit. &C.
oes Sndlpment lptrb fur funf Sabre 9arautitt-glle
sianp5 in Lauft du1enCmmen, 70 ,ptt aud reparirt.
Stimmluaen puntt.,G beiprSt.
gDaareuz9 9aeer. Rorb'Sft.Sde bon
eutaps iino 6agciieir., Baltimore, NO.
(Gept. 3, / ~
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SCR JansilnsS


gar Jun8itnge,
bic Jbr eurh 6rD9nen 8ebetrter ge.
Dobnbetten
@udb icues eeiabotcros, eemaibrsrSerbsnbe Iebotrs
rt6tfnee taNer iuae,patn babE, has uufere 9rter-
biuier illt uno unerer Soipitiiern ;lblreide aUns
tiuserte lefert - gretit cbne Guil9ub ;u Or.
@umannns etbtnS g iept uRb
U de tat - tlltr.
DieIs wcltberabmtcu WttsI 9sgtu ale aus SugerS.
tlnten sntpriu9enneG llsbel babeG duisrf siiniuD
eelprtt uuo GIu'cnoc bent eeter, ibneu 6ie Gcuuo.
bstt ,ptes'rGcaeter. 8cait1rciQe peitunS wrb ga
rarttrt, weRn .tine tct psrlcleu, mo bic RitcI
icicrt an3cwanet wtreeh. Sin Beriudb tutro ben
yatien,en bacon uber,euSen. Jteer iputc ebs er an
Setratb 6entt hieIe Ar3sneier getr1udc1, uno bao
rperotn sucplfstn, @iid uuo 3uir,cbcaSsIt 3arid.
iebreu.
Sfiiee Nr. 80, ....
slprttitr., l 5Gus
BON 2srtn9tpnfr.
@sbe Gin uno las' DID Don
Sr. Stbumana,
9ir. 80, Yprtbfr.,
l .6aus Don 2erinstpnfr,
furtren! or bat bic bis iest betlnnten,
grSbten 8uren semdbt als Der Gntbeder
Ger en,ieen nnicblbartn Seilmittel eeBen aebeime
Rrantbejien. Die Vebanelun5 Welde CT tmIbldet
bat bic Btui8un8 ter ansgejebnetieu aerjte bon
paris, 2cneon II. Reipsg gorf uuo ,br burdsinaiger
buucrnoe Settling ecr ihlimnifn wade cpn
en9ebureerlfr fulterdt gcncrrbbe, Strslurer
(Dalnrobren Serensuus) 8ergrbseruna oer
0crlteter- Driie, Ieteln, ,peIbe einer geplleu
eebtnen Gewebu5et ibre @rttul
ptrfau'el, II. |. ~. Il. 10.
bic sur mor1lub II BCpifbeit tIlanGt ,rercet tdnu
ptnu Der yntient ib an aeBte wenbet. aui oeren
Uifen, @sibid II GriabrIne man fdl oerlaeu fam.
Seit Or. d,umann IN pniertr Dltite N9 ale
SeiIflnitltr neoerscaiien bat, no Gle pteen 5allt,
pelte rnter ieine Stbauolura grtcmnen fno' lammt-
lid : pbne cine einS8e ausnabne = sebetlt poretn.
&inigc berielbcn beitdnecn iot Sabrtn.
Sefcnotre aufnedamyeit wionlsi er allen aeteen
ber Gjci6lfiSs II. Satncrsine, ipie 9pnorrbbs Ca
mentub, Strlflurea In sbsr ,iprni, kroufbe.en eer
Risrtn BIaie Ii. gsritbsr.Eruie. Wsrtlria!-eeiben
II. Saututen roie ubtrbaupi Sppb.lts I'M etlteh,
imeiien, eriten grabt uub trbide.
DR.. 8 mann'S Seiimetbost btr gpuorrbpt
III be cpQfpmntnlie bic e5 9tbt; lie IT bic thr5ct'
iihrite II. bette. Der 8ranie erbat fe nen Gopaps
Baliam, teine Gutebei fsu EesrertinSl, nod oncsI.
9iel eriesenoe Gattu icnoern ce reiIua8 erplet in
i,pel 9oaeu cbue Sdmeritn, ctue uateauenitd'ei,
cbne Neuotruna Der Odt.
Damen BON Nusp6riS bic Or. Srbnminn nm Iatb
lu fra9eu prniden t6naeu btees trteitib ibnu. Ils
Srtefe an i'm ioaicu cine poitmaite entbalteu. um
btani,opret tu rerbcn,
@rSeneieu perosu aa9 aIcu geetnbsn be5 9anccs
9elarft.
Jian ptrsche nldt ole
SfTee: 9ir. 80, RortbltraSe,
(Nug291O Baltimore, No.
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&Gen'&
IGen'S
suns en-. y a I + a MT,
ods grobe Wtttel ,ur Seiluna BON

IGen'S
Sn IN q { II y a MT,
cas grobe Wfittel ,ur Seiluns BON
9raune. Salsiranfbettsn. G&mtr,sn uEb
9tbraduna Der SruIt II. eun8en,
SuttrbbIenaits
@nbln6una,
ltpercm Itbcm II. olleu 3eiben ber 9ansen-
Srgeue.
Dies II euss btr pcrbpouisn Tttt,l. has man
'ennt lur Seluna bon qunsensS fdmeroen. Gs 1871
bic Bruit reRt bic 9un9cn gum ausreien beS tralen
Sdleimes, trtn9t BtGiel tn bic aticnotruneeu rel
niat bas Blut beilt bic cnijunblen Ibec aus fdtit
We Baeaiun8s.D oerept bic 9eber IN aebBugt
Ibat0teil u cerlcbt oer 9aneit Qpnfttutipn Siatts
oene toirrti9e U. bsfrtssssnbe Dirluns ut Der art.
eas mir
Semmuns bes ansrstfenbfen Sultens Bin.
nsn pentscn Sunoen sarantiren.
W pre earaNttrt bab eas p'ittcI teine 8erito-
ptIin1, mic bic meen Weobtnen, bercolruit nod ben
scpf tinnimmt, ba es tetn gtom Opium in trsenb
lpeld,er bprm eubalt. 9s roirb sarantrt, tab oas
Efiittl tsr has aartse fnb pputommeu baImlp8 lit.
-, IN eer That 1T e gar ni6t netbweubts, bab 10
8tele an Nustebrurs erbsn. 10 an9e Auen'5 9unsea.
SaLianl, bel 3eten anserpanbt, BEN Gcbe oorttusi
ger pettele NOD ntb /, bait Du aud
aue aneeln Ipneen otr0ebens 8ebruahf, fpneern Der
ude Go NIT btelenl paliam!
Sete eabin, mo eer Satiom pertauit pirb. unb Iab
Dir bort cine grof6lre nit siasr ntbanoluna lbet
i.ante qlnsen uno 3susniiie hbsr bsmsr'snsws'tGt
Ruren Htten.
gei Apptbefern in Stibien iberbaupt uub bel ben
melIien Irteueibaneltru In oen ptlideu Staater iu
baben.
au& psrtaufen ben BALKAN I'M GauJsn II. Ginstlueu
bic &taentbumer
8. VI. 5arrts h Comp,
Cincinnati, Sbip.
GrsiS 81 pro Slaitte
aud Su tabfn bel
9. b W. aspart Baltimore;
Setb 9. Sance.
Tren d, dorbs 9 o.. VbtlaSclpba.
u. 8o9eler G Co.. 0r. 6, Giic- 9i6ertpitt;
Wppre& Oieffenbnd, Ode !piusnz ii.jbanccertr.
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sd babe Sbre gar. 0iaf1ine bel perfhtsbtnem
edub,p,.t icrnliii3 H. 8rinelt9 proelrt uno trtlau
0atbine. Se arttitet RAID u. seriuiGcs u. ,tf:ri
din ppllsp mmenes Stld arbei.
.. fun, Sdpub II. Stitftl. 8abrttaHL
VT. 73, &anooIphitr., ebitaso 81.
ON 70. Snlt 1855
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2euantGe.

nrltr Diaidinif mo ter 8aitor baten Beiee .lbre
n. plaibiue aui ptrihteeneu Gtoiisn - rom
idblpethen &5eItiuISeer un6 itnneu Raiisrtu6e II
satlun, bis gum einnaeu septbien gapiere = pbnt
.ie Spaurin9 ,u oerancern, erpntli6 prcbirt " Ss.
priiit, uno mir itncen, baB Tt AM all II Stpt-
3d Bin 6leieerbin6lcr Iabritaut babe Die Ginger.
ibc II. antsre yiaidinea Sabre lara ptoert uno er'
Hare cbne getsnten Sbrs Hr. Stiii- Dia'hmt iui
10 eitaus Sen bon allen, bic ptr asbraubt.
III. Qa.elr., gbcasc, Sa.; ben IS. Sa 1896.
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Oiuttritidl NatutaIdltue

Tie cine taId,s. Ieitb.- II. bauerbait arbettenee
Siuteritid Nabmaif,ine
brautbcr lrnien mir auf oieIe nsucle Grl9enln8 aui
eeni Nd4maihuens Sesieie.
Die sr. Iibmalttne fur Tabrtfanten
1T bon beonberer 0Srbbe iehr tart II. iIiiiis eibi
III banbpaben, p,uia @erduib madenb; fir ieoe Nri
2dberet - rom eiinnien 9attune bis gum bidten
eeosr - eiuDeridtet uub NIT taumwcllenem liancS
ntm u. sbenem faetn eleitb gut arbeiisne. Obiton
iett Ruriem I'm Rar., iino btcie Utai9intn btreit'
In Srpber 3aGl bet 5abrtautsn I'M sanseu 9ante i'm
SeSraude unb Seoermanr "a nit l5ntu ausnebnlenb
,ufrteetu.
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WlilitGrtlb bes. - @tn. Satnd
bcfiirpprtct cine Srieeensaruee ppn l00,.
900 W.; 0sn. Grant ecntt, eaS 10000
binrcthcne Gnp, unp Ssnatcr sSillcn III
nit $4,000 ,uirisbsn. Sur bic 400
patantsn Sfl;isrsaslsn In esr rcsuld.
IN 9lrmss !itIsr brreits atsr 600 Sewsr.
,pscn rim
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'1Uh9 Der WIpnats Nelnl9urtg lllb
alien Gpnilideu Y}utterlciben

seplo9t limb, touien &c fdp Sur beicrhereu NuiBatt
MAIDEN, Or. = hnmaHn iu 8aibe ju sftsn; sr Ia
elm Srit eer In Baltimore b0b;t poribslbI tetlnni
TT une ME Gtiuas oerprbt pat CT ucDt 81 leiiten
TN Siaree IL. Samen tSuuen in ibrer prtoatpDb-
nun9 in allen SeeIeu bsr Etno bsIutt nerccu. Scl-
de- bic auberbab eer StaSt peer tn peter verne mob.
BEE Wcbfnbetcs NIT ar,ttibrr yiisue perfeBeu uno
befbjliet mtroen.
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ole au,mtrtamiet bon g d eibern, q tet
ber., z Dub II. Sttefet- Babrtia am
ten, Rut(d d5eu. Nu fpusert. urb NGbirn,
bic cine taIt,s, Icit1.. II. bauerbait arbeItenee
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Sutc.,faQ upS Sful,r,

Gin FGercs Seilmtttl seseu bic fbtimmitn ;fane
bon auter oeer drcntE&er (nitnbli5er OesraItsts,)
&tarrbbc uno guBr 1T
ST. Slrldlanb's Wii1uug 9eaen bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01

Sbr srose prIb:ierie 6Gb,liarltu. Diahln. 1T Si,
5tge liz Susiser Die i'd le teuust. uuo ith pate In
metuem @ieidae i'll SabIeu cine Dlen9e Wlaidinea
prc5trt. aDas Saa5ntei, Daustbaitisteit u..raitss
arbe,sa aRtrlaust. II 'ie unabsrttcilsu.
u Bt1nt Daoenpprt Sieibtrtanblet
"rlned SSiel", ct. 9cutt Wo.
zen 10. San. 1866.
sirppcr & Safer'fbc
" d sni d. Is o NJ y aante,
- Jtr. 181, Saltimortitr.,
l2ol-J 80itlmore.
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Marchl6
I 8 Sc.
THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX
ENLARGED.

Great Reduction in the Rates OF Adver-
tfstnR.
T1HE COLUMBIA PHGNIx PUBLISHED DAILY
and Tri-Weekly) has been GREATLY ENLARGED,
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subscription price to the Daily is $40 year, TrWeet.
ly ST.
DUCED OVER TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT; while the
monthly and quarterly rates have been lowered to such
al extent as to place the columns Of the paper within
th, zach of dealers and manufacturers generally.
JULIAN A. sELBY,
January % Proprietor Columbia Phcenix
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TO ADVERTISERS.


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/CHOL B RI y
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The Chief Causes of Pestilence Destroyed.

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gasses aud odors by chemical principlcs-eav1ng ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

SI,HE NEW YORK NEWS has BATTLED AGAINST
i despotsm for four years of blood and terror In
assertion of the sanoty of the Constitution A patriot
ism sufficiently broad to embrace both sections has been
its only guide and refers with honest pride to its
record to show that it has not turned to the right or the
left under all the violence Of arbitrary power.
True to is principles as THENEws has been through
the reign of terror, it challenges public confidence in
honesty and Independence for the future.
The political transition Of the present day opens
THE NEWS new and wider field Of usefulness. Stan t.
ing now as ita ways has, the nvioabity Of the 90
stution accol ing to the Interpretation of the stre
construconists, 1t presents raying ground for all,
both sections, who are friends Of generous oonserva
tis AS true and tried exponent Of sectional amity
occupies position which makes it the fitting media to
In holding up the party of order in both sections In
forests aud principles that gave breadth and vitality to
their alliance As an nterseconal agent, devoted to
freedom OF election, to trial By jury to the sanctity
the habeas corpus and opposed now as for four yearso
.errorit hasbeen to- the Capitalization that dares TO-
trample on the rights OF States North or South THE
NEWS places itself as candidate for support before IL
great body Of this once free people.
Tho circumstances Of the moment make the dissem
mnation Of the principles Of THE NEWS duty Of in.
dyidusl patriotism. Every man who concurs in It
doctrine must he entertain true sense Of freedom,
90 90 in NO spirit Of Indifference but rather with the
earnestness of high trust. Justified. nay bound In
his love of liberty to do So the proprietor places tn
canvass he makes here of the public generally In the
hands Of those who give him the approval Of their
conscienees his individual agents. Every reader OF
TIE NEWS can not avoid the conviction of duty which
s here pointed the ground Of the request that he
urges its claims for wider support upon all Of his
friends and heghbors who give their earnest sympahies
10 the cause Of strict construction, interseconal con-
catIon and all the rights of the citizens under tho sys
tenn set up by our fathers Of liberty regulated by law
The proprietor Of THE NEWS calls, therefore. upon
good Conservatives throughout the country to
discharge to their convictions Of political right at this
great crisis the oouprys fortunes the duty Of CIV
Ing to the influence Of his paper daily, semiweefly, or
weekly the wider power for good which it seeks here
through the service Of Its individual supporters.
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Many of our friends have spoken and written to
us concerning the publication OF Tri-Weekly. We
have thought of doing this for some time, but
owing to the general disarrangement Of postal at
fairs, we have concluded not to do 80 until she
commencement of next season.
On the first of September we will commence to
publish country edition of TIE NEWS, and it
shall be our aim to make the paper the best ever
issued in this State. We intend introducing en-
tirely new features in this enterprise; 1t Will not
be a summary of the daily, but will be complete
and original in ITSELF and We are certain that lts
nstrons will be as we'll pleased with it as are
our present patrons pleased with the daily.
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