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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22

A TERRIBLE COLLAPSE has taken place In the
financial Affairs Of Europe. whether this could
have been prevented or can be remedied by the
wisest measures is doubtful but the fearful collapse
which makes the critical stages Of the Cholera can
be certainlyEprevented by the use of MARSDBN1S
ASLATIC CHOLERA CURE. Depot, No. 437
Broadloay, Neto York. For sale by Johnston HoIIo-
,cog & Coqoden, Wholesale agents, No. 28 N. Sirth
street, Philadelphia, and by all druggists.
STANDARD HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. - The
agent Humphreys Homeopathic specifies has
received very important addition to his list Of
Humphreys Spec,hc homGopatmo kemeaies IN the
liberated sore throat These specifics have obtained
wide celebrity among medical practitioners, and
are very largely used by then, being prompt, eft-
cient, reliable, and convenient An extended ad
veItsement IN another column gives list OF the
different specifics, theIdiseases which they remedy,
and the prices. Tie cases for family are espe'
cally worthy OF attention. ana asO the new depart
ment OF vetelinaro specifies The hea quarters OF
Humphrey Specific Homeopathic Mcdiclne Co Is
at No. 6b2 Broadway, New York -BoSto" Iidceter'
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN.KILLER derives
much OF its popularity from the simplicity attending
ITS use, which gives it peculiar value in family
The various diseases which may be reached by it,
and in their ncipient stages eradicated, are among
those which are peculiarly fatal if suffered to run
but the curative magic of this preparation at once
disaTms them OF their terrors. In all respects II
fulfs the conditions Of popular medicine.
MULTTTUDEs OF PEOPLE REQUIRE AN ALTERA.
TIVE TO restore the healthy action OF their systems
and correct the arrangements that creep into 1t.
Sarsaparlas used and valued until several i'm
positions palmed Off upon tne public under this
name AYERS SARsAPARILLA is no imposition.
MOST REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATIsM-
Mrs. Kenney, Ridge road above Poplar, suffered
over twenty years; now well. DR.. Filters Remedy
again.
"NEEDLEs' CAMPHoR TEoCHEs," known to be O
reliable and prompt cure for Choleraic symptoms,
DiaTrhGa, DysenterY, etc. For safe by Druggists,
and the maker, g. H. Needles, Twelfth and Race
streets. Every one should keep them at hand soc.
per box.
Now THAT THE WIGwAM ia closed, and the sum-
nearly so, let all show Joyous feeling by
getting new suit of Clothing at Charles Stokes &
Co.'s one price, under the Continental
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines Tor family use, No 13O
Chesnut street.
IMPROVED LooK-STTTCH MACHINES for Taiors
and Manufacturers Grover g. Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chesnut street
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 5-20-
wanted. De Haven Brother, NO, 40 s. Third st.
| SUPERIOR STYLES cT READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES or READYMADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKEg Sc BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
| Southeast corner SIXTH anu MARKET Strceta.
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CoNsoIENrIoUs APoTHEoARY will sell only
such preparations as he knows to be valuable. The
fact that every reputable druggist in the country
keeps a constant supply of MARSDEN'S, CALL
SAYA TONIC, is ample proof that its efficacy has
been thoroughly tested. 1t is no nOstrum, made up
of nobody knows what but pure extract oil the
CalissYa Bark, the most approved tonic in the
Materia Medica Depot, No. 4s7 BroadtOdy, NeiO
York. For sale by johnson, HOIIOlOay & CosOden,
Wholesale agents, No % NJ Sixth street, PhRgdeE.
Ptta, 0ad BY aN a7s9gtStV, rt
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
DR.. S. w. BECKWITHs
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1920 WALNUT STREET,

For the Treatment OF Chronic Dis bases.
For the benefit of those osng to undertake Eec
ical treatment for diseases give in the following
list a few OF the more prominent and most common
complaints met with in prac tce, in all OF which
are most successful In NEARLY ALL CASES OF CHRONIC
DISEASE ELECTRICITY is A SURE REMEDY, AND IN ALL
CASES BENEFICIAL PROPERLY APPLIED Those, there
fore, afflicted with complaints here enumerated need
have no hesitation IN applying, and whether only
LIEF, or PERMANENT CURE can be effected, they will
receive replies accordingly. All consultations ree.
!. Epilepsy, Chorea 1t. Vitus' Dance, Paralysis
tetiol otthe Heart, Lockiaw etc.
stlnae Cons ipat.on h9mOrrhOide5 or Piles Bilious
Flatuent and Painters Colc and all affections OF the
8 cStprr6 ar Cough Inausnzq, Asthma {whsn not
PeSs or Of the
tousuInption in the early stages. -
tence and Seminai weaEuese. The after complaints
never iail 10 }iea rapidly to his treatment
Curvature htp Diseases Cancers, Tumors (rhose last
named aiwaS cured withou. pam or cutting, or plAs-
G., Uterus, ComDlaints Involving ma position, as
Liberation. and various other affections o the Womb
Mrs. BECKwITH has the Ladies' Department under
heh ssFe sna sgPScysion and VII
reerred to the 10 lowing named gentlemen, who have
been treated and witnessed ou Treatment on others al
A. y Pea,OntOn No. ZIG spruce street: W: b. Smith,
sres R6SsP c % IS Ssa oS5a
I w. sweeney, walnut street, below EIGHTH; George
Evans, arch street, below Fifth; Air PelOuze Third
PleasCnton st. ouis, Mo-; Jacob Vandegrt Odessa
D,l; a. Sempe, Mount dolly N. j., with very many
Physicians or students deirln to have pstractiOn
diseases can apply at the Office.
consultation Tree. Descriptive clrcu ars OF cures
plicauOn at the Office or by letter
All etters addressed to
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DIED

B0YLEon TIE 2lst instant, after lingering illness,
raies ii W and GRSa Snd gGGf S no family 50 the mem
bers ofB. sOGallty of It. Patrck6 Church are re-
dence OF his par nis 10. 1O5 Hampton streat (below
Twenty aist above Lombard on Eri6ay "a diSrnoG a.
Cemetery.
BYERLY.- Or, the 2lst instant, Mrs, NARY BYERLY,
relCt OF the lare Georg" RTcrlv aged % years.
he atives and friends OF the uluv Respectfully
20 eSna e ImmeTG! from inc m Wor OF rai SSr
p 9n ErdaH sttgTnoon at "i"oH TO 10
CLAY ON the goth instant MARY daughter of the
aG ann and aUs SI nyed 70
attend the funeral, from the residence OF Mrs Gallarine
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
0KOEHLER.-on the 2lst instant, f. FORREST
KOEHLlR, i'll the 3jth year OF his age. o,
His relatives and friends, a SO the members of the
Hath Reement r. v, and tho Southwark Hose COMPANY,
respectfully invited TO attend lis from his
late residence No UO5 S. Fifth street. thursday alter
noon at 2 O'Clock
RUTHERFoRD.-On the 10Th inst JOHN RUTHER-
FORD, in the Goth year OF his age,
to attend the funeral from residence No 1882
wallace street on wednesday next the 22d instant a4
SHIELDs.-On the morning of the goth instant,
JAMES SHIELDS, aged 80 years
invited to atSnd the funeral from the jesqenee OF ms
sister Mrs William Coulte No. 20 n LWentyoaarst &c
Woodlands. - l.
CtMALL STENCIL PLATES FOR MARKING
- Linen and clothing. Brands ior Marking Tools or
Cattle Steel Figure and Letter PpPehes for sale by
No ss5 (Eight Thtrty-nve) Mack EFT ST., below Ninth.
TOBACCO NEEDLES FOR THOSE WHO
i are curing Tobacco, enabling them to string the
stalks upon aths or stats very qpekX FGF sale % Ry
No. sS5 Eight Thrty-nveJ MARKET St, below Ninth.
AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR COAL-BIN
~ there is often enough good Coal buried among the
dust pay several Coal and Ash-Stters Ii may,
therefore be economical TO buy Patent Sitter or sieve
OF which we have a variety ~ . .,,,u
No. 1856 eight Thlrty-hve) MARKET ST., below Ninth
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Chin Shing sheang, Chinese convert, who
had been baptized in China, but removed 10
San Francisco, California, has been ordained as
an elder in the Church OF Converted Chinese
Converts in that CITY. The Church is under the
care Of the PreabyteTy OF California
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Those of our citizens who visit the Festival OF
Thursday, August 23d, instant, at Engel &
VOLTS farm, will find ii every way worthy of
attention. 1t will be in every respect an occa-
sion of much interest, and it Is really duty to
aid in every effort to improve the standard of
Out door festivities.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S REJUVEHArIsG ELIXIR,
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE,

Cures General Debility, weakness, Mysteries In
Females, PalpitatOn the Heart, and
all Nervous Diseases.
It restores new lite and vgor to the aged causing the
hot blood OF youth the VEINS restoring the
Organs of Generation, removing and Debility
and restoring manllness and ul yigOr, thus proving
perfect elixir of Love- removing Sterllty and Bar
renness in both sexes To the young middle AGED and
ageu there Is no greater boon than his Elixir of Life
IL gives lease of life, causing the weak and debli
lated have renewed strength and vgOr and the entire
system TO thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price-One bottle, %; three bottles S5. Sent by
press to any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all re.
spectacle druggists ever part OF the civilized globe
Some unpnnciped dealers, however, try deceive their
customers by selling cheap and worthless compounds In
order 10 make money Be not deceived-ask for these
Medicines and take Others If the druggist does not
Keen them write to us and win send them by ex-
press carefully packed tree rom observation we will
gard TO any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
aiicted Address all letters for medicines pamphle lets,
or advice to the sole proprieo or,
DR.. W. r. MERWIN,
6Ilmwfsrp No 81 WALKER street, New York
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A MIsTAKE.-The United States Hotel at
Atlantic City will not be closed, as announced
by a great many unauthorized persons. 1t will
be kept open, as usual, for the reception OF
guests until further notice. 1t is with much
pleasure that we are enabled TO say this as this
wel-known house is too well known and'appre-
ciated to afford to lose its accommodations
during the remainder of the season.
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LlNDER-LoCKREY.-0n MONDAY evening, April 9,
by toe Rev John Il. McCor6ill, Mr. JOHN a LlNDER
to Miss JOSEPHINE LOCKREY, both OF this city.
RoONEl-PITTINGi Ron the 2st instant, at St
FatTick's Church MIR JAMES l.. kOJSEl, OF Balti-
more, TO Miss PHIL. PIF"I ger OF mmet'sburg Md
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
OH E r O * Il f PILL $.
Or Female REGULATOR,

Cure Suppressed Excessive and Painful Menstruation,
Green sickness, Nervous and spinal Affections,
Pains in ,he Back, Sick Headache, GiddIness,
And all diseases that spring irfeVuarlty by re-
moving the and ali the effects that arise it.
They are perfectly safe in all except when
hidden by directions and easy administer as they
nicely sugaT.cOGed Thev should be in the hands of
of every maiden. wife. aud other in the lana.
Ladies' address in perfect confidence aud state
their complaints in Iu, as we treat all Femae Com
which they are subject Thnty-two page pamphlet in a
sealed envelope, free .
The Cherokee Ps are sod by all druggists at 81 per
box boxes for S5 or they sent bv mall free
postage ordinary Let from observation by
addressing the sole proprietor,
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PERFECTLY NEW Description OF A NOVEL
HERo.-"Reginald's features were highly expires.
siYe of big thing and i can't see IT. His eyes
10 his hair whose hue far eXcelled that of the
rot, The size and weIght OF his man y feet filed
with respectful astomshment and all the worms
and beetles that crossed his path. As for grace or
gentllity of manner, his lofty mind desnised them
In order to please the ladies' he always had his gar
ments well adorned with Rrease-spOtS and patches (;
and neither cheapness, elegance, nor durability
could tempt him to purchase new suit from
TOWER HALL,
"NO. 6l8 MARKET STREET,
"BENNRTr & Co"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22

GRAND HARvEsT-HoM AT BEVERLY
There will be great gathering tomorrow at
Beverly Tor the purpose OF making ARRANGEMENTS
for building Methodist church. Rev. DR.. Car
row, OF this city, will deliver an Grafton, after
which a sumpluous banquet will be discussed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
MEDICAL.
sIMILIA sIMILIBUs cURANrUR.
HUMPHREYS

HUMPHREYS
Have proved, tromI the most ample experience, an
% sptTe simple rTompt EtSient ana te % liable
lar use-so simple that mistakes cannot 6e made IN
80 efficient as tO be always reliable. -
l. Cures FEvERs, Congestions and InaammntiOns. as
z N0RMs; Worm Fever, Worm Worm Conc; s,e''..''55
& DIAREHEA OF children or adults. .,....s....G
PpHHsSEfSTkRX pHSfNFk SEPinF BS1s Or CSu;
I, " COUGHS, COlds, Hoarseness, Brouchius. "..25
NEURALGIA ToOthache, Nervous Pains. ...2l
10 " DYsPEPsiA, Bii0us Sto@aeh Costive9ess Us
H. " sUPPkESsED, scanty, or painful Periods. ...R
l3 1" CKoUP, hOarss Cough Diaicuit breathing. rs
a SALT Rheum, Ery speas Emotions. ..s......25
10 RhEUMATlS NJ, and al Rheumatic PAINS. ....2
IT, q, pEN NER and Ague, Chtll fever-od Agues. ..1O
ls, g 0rHfHALMY, sore, infamed Eyes or Eyell3sjO
~ SAHIAdhhi, acute OF chronlc, or Influenza ...5Q
q Asst MA, Opposed dificuiJ Breatbing. so
M sGRoPTffhh PPTiffhharsSs and impaired Hesrns
e, GhhHbbRAL Debility, or Physical Weakness. so
2e SEA-sickness or sickness from riding ....... 50
"a RPX61rS kSGH SHhiseaSs hsG GTayei Renal Ca cut. ..R
voluntary Discharges.,.... ......,.....IO
20, S0Rt Mouth, or Canker ........ SO
3O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or wcing the bed 50
III, PAINEUL PeIlods even with Spasms. 80. so
53 EPILLPsY, soasms and st. vitnsi Dance 100
81. DIPHTRERIA and liberated sore Throat 49,. So
and book comp etc, so Case Of twenty large
yias in morocco and book g. Single boxes with direc
VETERINARY SPECIPICs.-k ahogany cases, IL vials,
Sl6 Single vials. with directions, 81.
Tnese Remedies by tbs case or singe box, sent free
OF Sh9,9e AZ on receipt OF the price address r
pqny, Office and Depot No 53l Broadway, New York.
On. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his office Der
0o Gs 5!SS sSS{S g SONS
SMITH, wholesale Agents, Phl0delphia, ana BY an
Druggists 62l smwS
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A THIEF WITH SWEET TooTH.-John
BOYLE yesterday, about noon, went into ii house
in West Philadelphia, and seeing bag contain
ing several pounds OF sugar on table, he con-
fiscated it tor his own use and made OFF with it.
He also took some clothing that had been left in
the house. Fortunately he was observed and fol-
lowed, and pointed out to an officer as ne was
crossing the Wire bridge. He was arrested and
had to disgorge his plunder yesterday afternoon.
This morning he had a hearing before Alderman
Allen who committed him to answer the charge
of larceny,
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Or. w. r. MERWIN,

No 81 WALKER Street. New York.
n. B-Cherokee Pills No are prepared tor special
c0Scs when mider medicines fail; these are sent by
bOr.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
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Mosr REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-
Mrs. Kenney, Ridge road, above Poplar, suffered
over twenty years; now well. DR.. Filters Remedy
again.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22

Now THAT THE WIGwAM ia closed, and the sum
mel nearly so, let all show Joyous feeling by
getting new suit of Clothing at Charles Stokes Il
Co g one price, under the Continental,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22

"NEEDLEs' CAMPHoR TEooHEs" known to be q
reliable and prompt cure tor Choleraic symptoms,
DaIrhGa, Dysenterv, etc. For safe by Druggists,
and the maker, G. IL. Needles, Twelfth and Race
streets. Every one should keep them at hand. soc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22

A BRUTE OF A HUsBAND.-A fellow
named Allen Max6eld was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF committing assault and bat
terry. THE accused did not attack man, as he
was too coWardly for that, but was beating his
vile and children III most brutal manner He
months past, while on his drunken sprees. until
the neighbors had to take notice Of 1t. He was
arrested at his residence in Deal street, below
Franktord road. After hearing this morning,
Alderman Clouds held HIM in $500 bail to
answer the charge of assault and battery.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
tFOr Additional City ITtoIligence see 7hird Page

UNION DEMONSTRATION IN TIE SIXTH
CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.--Last evening grand
demonstration of the boys in Bluen and other
Republicans of the Sixth Congressional District
was to have been held at Norristown. The
town was crowded with visitors from the sur
rounding boroughs and townships, desirous Of
hearing Hon. William ID. Kelley, who was an
nounced as the main speaker of the evening.
Great enthusiasm prevailed, and the meeting bid
fair to be. great success. Just prior to the
hour fixed for the opening, terrible storm of
rain and wind passed over the town, and etfectu
ally put an end to anything like formal out
door meeting. 1t was resolved, therefore, to
postpone the demonstration temporarily.
From this conclusion the vast crowd vigor-
ously dissented, but the committee being mex
orable, it was resolved to have at least an inl-
promptu gathering. Accordingly the "Boys in
Bluen turned out with torches and music, and
marched down to serenade Judge Kelley. The
Judge was introduced by William NJ Runkel
ESQ.,, and was most enthusiastically cheered, the
enthusiasm OF the crowd not being dampened
even by the heavy shower of falling rain, He
spoke for a few moments with his usual elo-
quenCe and power in denunciation of President
johnson, and in behalf of the Congressional
plan of reconstruction. He was followed in a
brief speech by Lewis Ashmead, Esq, of Phila-
delphia, at the close of which tie large assem-
blage dispersed, with cheers for Geary and
Kelley,
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GROVER G. BAKERS Highest Premium ELASTIC
Stitch Sewing Machines for family use, No %
Chesnul street.
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MULTTUDEs OF PEOPLE REQUIRE AN ALTERA
TIVE, to restore the healthy action of their systems
and correct the arrangements that creep into 1t
Sarsapanllas used and valued until several i'm
positions palmed Off upon tne public under this
name. AYER's SARsAPARILLA is no imposition.
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DIR. S, w. BECKW'ITH,
8ol2trp No. 1920 WALNUT Street, Phiada
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Nj ARRIEiD

eoutheast corner SIXTH and MAeKEr stroetA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17

Glubre& era al { fabt.-Q ebte @o.
DE serlu@ten Gtnbre@er, In ptneergat @aleux
beleeen an Der 4ten @trabe neben 81. G,eunba
@attlerlaben, murbtn ater 1erfmeuat unb lte6en
ttnen 8pbrer, NIT BEN fe beriu1t, bas 6rIawert
nm tas xbarl@lob mee3ubobren; iteden. Woltie
@alD!n fanb ben Bpbttr nnb f6 9elana ibn1 Seit
Gunb bur@ t~ueittre 8el@idte Na@for(@unaen Is
out auSaubeuten. baB er f&lfeBliH eiucn de-
niGtn g hbbpl5 ale ber Tbeilnan1e an sem
Ginbru&e perfd4tta. perbaftsn fonnte. SIN, &C.
fdngntB befannte I'D @iBbola aud Der Still.
uabnte an BEN am Is Setober ausaeflbrttn Gin
bru&e In Greunb's @attler1pr f@ulbia. aus rel.
hent bautalS nnter anberu, aud eine Small
Wferbebedeu Aefoblea tpurben. Dteie Deden Hnf-
ten bic Diebe an ben QetbRaute1her. 6errn
QanaleY psrtanft. bel ben, 1e bprasfunbeu mur.
ben. Rebrere Mttf&ulbtse tes @ptbbuben @l6.
bol3 Gnb in 9aft:
dis ber wtratuns bes Gixbtu@es in Miebcls
nns ppesn's @tore nert3Gtig tpurben Snnaes
bpQins &bmatc @impapn nnb @iQiant palmer
perbaftet aber tpeeen un9eniisenbe gtmei@e pieber
entla0tn.
g 3mi}&en @eibe's @rireerie- 5tere unb
8iees Mpotbtte, IN ter britten Giraffe. laftn
bic @tbriib,r Nttbau6 2 fdDne Badae{uoeb6ube
auflbren, tiir tptJfe bic Reuer ned spr Wfn.
tersanfang ferttB aus8eerattn fem tperben.
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9errn BeGtnfr erri4ten bic 9errn Qfpnbarb uub
@beire IN Der Ndbe Tea Juternatienal Elm st.
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f&ubbabn, 8dfet NIT tuarntett @etrSnten 1c.,e
v8efirt' terben tut1b.
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80 Man fe1e bic aa3eiee Bee 9erten $. S'r0nololst1'
grisat'ebrer IN 0eati@, SransSft$' Se@ten ane 20nsea'
tie
bens aebn.e"se Serbredben:I Sst auea. yf1@t>
stfsr' ben unlere esae aaea 3pe'1e' 'en 'em 0sNsa wv
len seieelte go.tset entta!te'' sa9 g Wv es@ 9e9aasse.
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peaa ste S,eetee. ea'se.@ @ @'ese. e.ss.pet! I..,
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Gin g{Sunber aus Der Gbiesuelt.
@taunenswertbe 2eiRunoen tbterii@en
S@arfiinns.
Die "%snmnaniiden Slobe'' abertroHen.

Die ,,9nutndfifd1en GLOBE uoettroHen.
Cine Der aro6en Na9tititen unferfr nod ina.
n,er etwas ilolirten Gage i'm ftrneu @eeRfn BE-.
febt barin. ba6 F@ nur ftbr ftlten Der 8efber
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8ertbrfr Der @unbfr Der 2bteIpelt btbbalb ibsr-
rof@en. as mir ii Der Iebten @pnnta96nnmmer
bes tdeli&en ,9pilsblatts" fcletnte rafrtpareige
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beben ~ tDnntn. une aur Ni4tn@tuup Ser-
bartrat 81 fetn, fu@t BITE 9aupttriSte re be-
faStt1 4eQerIs@s nd an Seaanb ~ reiben.
ttr Stufe nm 6tuft I'D empprf&ptaet unb
fir bertu 0tbabrtn b6@feus Gin u,ttletst-
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Yswer'', aber biuret@ent, Elm Dubeub 8rS.
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unternebmea iber @ebitr .aut3upufen,A 10 Ia.
ben pit bier ba6 aufrerD6tt @unbtr !ppr nus,
ntldes Der tbitril&e 9nfiutt an Der pane Ter
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lie ,bfeffYten GlSbe,. mel@e Riniatur, aansneu
abfeuern,, puf Niniatur ; @eilen atrpbati(@e
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fir cine Gabsl eebalteu, ALIEN ipas fnb ibre
2sifunsen, ststn htsieniseu titfer puntsrtareu
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