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dent on the southern Question.
RdHhuIgt0n Special to The ". Y. Herald.
An Important proposition has just
been started by influential republicans
which seems TO meet with considerable
favor, and may have controlling in
hueuce upon the aution of Congress at
the approaching session and upon the
next Presidential election. 1t is that II
Congressional committee shall be APP
pointed, by the consent of all Senators
and Representatives who concur in the
proposition, to wait upon President
johnson and request him to state deti-
nitely what plan'he has to submit for
the speedy reconstruction and adnis-
sion OF the Southern States. as he has
hitherto opposed every policy that has
been initiated by Congress. They pre-
sumo that he has definite practical
plan OF reconstruction in his own mind
which he believes would be effective
and which would meet his approval.
They would then ascertain to IA certain
ty whether there is any possibility
of the legislative and executive
branches of the government har-
monizlng on rolicy that
representation before the next Presi-
dental election, or whether the country
must remain in its present condition
until those two branches shall be
brought into accord by the decision of
the ballot box in 1865. Attempts have
before been mHdeto patch'upa comPro-
mise between the President and Con-
gress, but they have been only individ-
ual volunteer efforts. The proposed
movement contemplatess the concur
renee of Il sufficient number of repub-
licans TO secure majority. of each
house should any agreement be possi-
ble,r and sthei application to the Presi-
dent will be formal and authoritative.
1t originates with those who fear that
impeachment may bring II destructive
financial crisis upon the country, and
is said to meet the approval of Senator
Morgan, OF New York, and other rep
resentatives OF constituencies particu-
laTIy concerned in the financial pros
perity of the country. 1t would more
over form the nucleus of new cOnsti-
iutional party all over the Union.
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MAnhood and the vIEor or youth res
ltortd fn nAUeehs! A success ,<unranteed.

DR. RECORDS Essence of Life restores
u manly power nom whatever cause aris-
ing, the Effects OF early .peTuieious habits,
at once 70 this wonderful medicine. n taken
regularly according to the objections, (which
from busiuest or plaasureJ Failure II impos-
6ibIe, sold in Dottles, at S3 or 4quantitiea In
one for So, To be had only of the sole aP-
pointed agents in America, HERMAN
GEUTZES, SO Bowery, and a5 I'd Ave. n.
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T0HE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract of a Letter from Bar

on Solomon ROthschlld.
PARIS, s:h April, 1864. 25' Rue FAuby. st.
HonoTe.-WIn you bs kind enough TO have
forwarded to me here 80 bottles of your In
dian Linimsnt; II you will send at the same
time the account, viii forward you the
New York.
Baron Solomon RothschIld having recon-
mended 10 many Of his friends MaJoE LANE 8
LISINEST, Us they being desirous TO procure
1t, he should advise him To establish de-
pot in PariE. I"r Fa
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State. II
(IaTyliner's New Store, cor Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
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a GENTS wANTED.-TO INSURANCE
A Agents, SC, Sc.-We wish to secure an
agent In every city OF more than 5000 Popu-
ness. "A mBn who Is already engaged IN
some occupation which allows him q few
spare hours, can easily increase his income
several hundred dollars a year. This Is an
opportunity for active men to secure pron-
table connection with the best established
Address, with full particulars, refe FENCES, &c,
GEL p. ROWELLIS CO., 40 Park Row, NY.
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7JftT Adpettiseintuts.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS

Nd OF H S-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
featuring the Best, Cheapest and most Dur
able Paint in use; two coats well put on, mix
years; Il Is OF n light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed to green.
lead, stone. olive, or drRb, to suit the taste OF
the consumer. II Is valuable FOR Houses.
Barns. Fences. Agricultural Implements,
Carriages and Car makers, Wooden-WAre
Canvas, Metal and Shiugle Roofs, Ut being
Fire and Water PROOF. Bridges, Burial Cases,
Canal Boats. ships and Ships Bottoms, floor
Oh Cloths, Zone manufacturer having used
5000 bbls. the past year, and as s paint for
any purpose Is unsurpassed for BODY, dnra-
hihty. elasticity. and adhesive ness. Price 50
per bbl., OF 500 lbs, which will supply q far.
cases rs above. Send for n circular, which
gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded In q trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address DANIEL BTDwELL, Pro
Prletor, 254 Pearl street, New York Agents
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ReE,.lratlon ln tne south.

These returns give white majorities
in Arkansas, Georgia, North Craolina,
and Virginia, aud colored majorities in
the six other States.
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THE CosEoF LIvINe.-on the ques-
tlon of how large sum may be saved
from small salary, "A lady says in an
exchange: MY income is IS per week,
which spend in the following manner:
board and washing, "a 25; chnrch con.
tributions, 25c; car fare and books, soc;
clothes, 81 So nTotal--$6 so. The bal
atice 81 so, I deposit in the bank" A
young man gives his experiences thus ::
my income is so. "a week. My
average expenses are, for board
and room, 81 so; clothing, SO 90 !;
Billiards, 81 so; Il play poor -gamel;
drink, 81 so, horse hire, s. 90; literary,
True Flag aud Police Gazette, 10 cents;
washing. % cents; church eontribu-
tions. cents; total, S23. For the bal
ance I draw on the old man. My wash
ing bill last year was S4S, but as my
necessary expenses were 50 high, l was
able to pay only $40 OF 1t, which gives
the average OF % cents Il week! 1 would
liketo marry, but don't see how I can.
The ladies are so extrayagant and have
so many expensive habits, that I can't
support wifa."ii.4ts .-aEaIss-E ~
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aleu- Adrertisemtnts
ONLY Direct Line to France.

THE GENERAL TRAEsATLAETtC
Company s Splendid Mall Steamships:
ST. LAUREST,....B0 B0edTiCte Saturday, Oct s..
PERERIE- IOIlcheTJIs. Saturday, Oct.l9.
WILLIE DE PARIS, SdTpl0nt- saturday, Nov. =
LeHdrie. saturday. NoY.l6
To BTest or Havre. (wtne lncluded,l J First
Cabin, $50, Second Cabin, SIS, lin goldl
These Steamers do not carry SteeTage Pas
GEo. MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
g
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A Physiological View Of Marriage.

NIHE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
L lIShed- Containing nearly three hun
dred pages and $50 dne plates and engr3-
Wings of the Anatomy OF the Human Organs
In astate of ealih and Disease with a II ISatise
on Early Errors, its DeplOrable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body: with the Authors
Plan OF Treatment-the only rational and
successful mode OF Cure, as shown by the re-
port OF cases treated A truthful adviser TO
the married and those contemplating mar.
riaSe, who entertain doubts OF their physical
condition. Sent nee OF postage TO any .ad-
dreES, on receipt OF ;5 cents in stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing DIR. LA CRlIN,
No. 81 MRllen Lane, Albany, n. Y. The
author may be consulted upou any of the di-
seaSes upon which his book treats, either
any part OF the world. ocS
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CoNsuMPTION CAN BE CURED.

HOHSuMPTT0N CAN BE CURED.
OThe True Remedy at Last Discovered
uPHAN'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof Trouseau Of Paris cureS
Consumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis.
Dyspepsia, MRrasmus, General Debility and
all morbid conditions of the system dePen-
dent on deficiency Of vital force. II Is pleas
ant to taste, and q single bottle viii convince
the most skeptical OF Its virtue as the great
healing remedy Of the age 81 n bottle, or
six bottles for s.. Sent by Express Gold by
3. @. UPHAM, No. Is South Eight street,
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg sts. Cir
CnlaFS sent FREE. .... 80
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81 IT is feared thai the chanHslaor the
Mississippi will make.its way Perma-i
neutly behind the island Opposite
Alton, thus rendering the levees OF that
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ONLY 81. UNFORTUNATE HUMAN
SIITY. 81 ONLY. Ny injection cures
GOnorrhRa or Gleet In TIN DAYS, without
noxious drugs, when all other remedies fail.
Ut. Henrie Remmair, Stanton, F., N. Y.
CITY ---ls-I. H #DH '.raf t.a".-...
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"A company in California expects 10
obtain five tons of boraX day II om n
lake in the vicinity.
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0he1mtellfqencer,

Important PrOpOsItIon---A Strong At
tempt TO he Made by COnKrers 10
HarmonIzc Matters with Ihe PreSi-
dent on the hOuthern QueatIOn.
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ANARCHY IN nEXIco.
Reported Reign of Blood Under th
Junrez Government. -

Reported Reign of Blood Under the
Junrez GoVernmenI. s.-
cityer Merioo tSept. ~ C0rresl'o'iots'tee Of Lhe
Netc Orleans PicdyuHs.
A marvellous change has occurred in
Il month. People seem sick of Outrage
and executions. If II vote were taken
to-day in the capital it would reveal the
TACT that three Tourths of tine people are
opposed to the JuareZ government.
But the destiny of Mexico must soon
be decided. The question OF "tO be or
not TO be" cannot long remain in doubt.
The impression of the leading men
civil or military-is that the present is
crisis that must develop into national
permanency or non.eXistence. The
question whether Mexico shall take
her place among the nations or be blot
ted out is now discussed in The highest
official circles, from the President down
to the humblest intelligent citizen. On
paper, Mexico has an army in service of
81, 900 men. In view OF the grave nation
al questions and dangers 1t is considered
impolitic to disbHnd 1t. Some propose to
organize anew aud distribute the mass
throughout the republic. The rout of
the imperial armies has not disposed
entirely OF internal troubles, Already
division has been moved into the
State of Guadalajara to suppress an in
surrec.ion there. Nege nti-JuareZ)
threatened Colima with an armed
force; and the State of Tamaulipas,
now in part overrun by the troops of
the defiant and daring Canales, is AS
much II separate republic as that over
which JuareZ presides. The army itself
is split into factions and ripe for revolt.
A few days since bloody action was
fought near this city, the divisions of
Alvarez and Jlmenes participating.
The battle ragged for hours, with heavy
loss. 1t would be deemed u fabrication
were to name, the number of liberal
officers now actually in prison for mu-
tiny and insubordination.tu uItis a notR-
BILE fact that some six generals and as
many colonels, sentenced to be shot,
have not been executed. The shooting
was to have taken place two days from
the date of sentence, but twenty days
have elapsed aud they yet live. An
order went up to Queretaro some two
weeks ago to suspend the executions.
This is very unMexican proceeding.
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reasons;


"a license is Thought to be a plaster
for every other iniquity-why not for
prize fighting? Ofcourse the provisions
OF the privilege must be numerous
and Stringent The valiant Rocky.
Moores and George Rockies must give
bonds to fight in the most Chris
tian manner, and strictly according
to the rules of the p. r., being also
solemnly sworn not to hit below the
belt, and refrain from gouging under
the most exasperating temptations.
They must also file within thirty days
of the fight, in some court of record,
evidence of good, moral character, No
fght shall be lawful unless attended
by two justices OF the peace, one doc
tor, and a chaplain No. licenses for
fights upon Sunday shall be issued;
and standing BoardTof Commission
ers, consisting of Joe Coburn, Mike
Coburn, Jim Coburn, Kit Burns, ]. G.
Heenan and Barney Aaron, shall have
power at any time to stop any fight out
of which they think Impossible TO
make any money. The Commissioners
will have an Office In City Hall, will be
allowed twenty clerks at 81 900 per an
nun each, and will provide ropes,
spoDges, fighting shoes, brandy TASKS,
and other ring necessaries at the cost OF
the city, having first duly advertised
for contracts to furnish the same. They
shall be paid twenty per cent. of all
battle-money, and as much more as
they can squeeze out of the combat
ants"
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fiHanftal.

National Bank Of West Virginia.
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid I'm h-aE- 100000
NEONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
lII terest paid on special deposits. Notes and
bIlls discounted. Exchange bought and sold
Collections made on all points Rndproceeds
promptly remitted-
-.-,- ....-.r Directors:
CRIsPIS oSI.EBAY, THOMAS HUGHES,
MICHAEL NELLY. A. 5. ToDD,
ARTHUR LITrLE, JOHN K. HUBBARD.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, NJ. POLLOCK
JAMES MAXWELL
GIBSON I.AMB President.
Cashier. -.- auRs-1yd
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PETROLEO-CALCTUM GAS.

tONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" prOvementS OF the age i the process OF
manufacturing gas by the Petroleo;Caiclnm
patents OF DIR. ]. H. Connolly, from an al
most vaIueless product OF Petroleum OIL,
(TeStdumHO in combination with Time,
or h,,te and coal. so simple that two
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary In
tellIgence in three hours. 1t has been
thoroughly tested upon such scale, at the
McLule House in Wheeltngi and at Inc
country residence of Mr.. j. p. Gilchrist, near
the same city, as to 1ix the certainty OF ats af-
fOriing entirely satisfactory results IN the
production of small and large quantities OF
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
TO Private ReSEdeTtces, SenlfIdTieS, Hotels, Fuc-
tories and Cnies. II ls superior TO any Gas
now in use, not only as to the safety, sim
plicity, pTRcucabllity and great cheapneSs OF
manufacture, but for It's superior brtlliancy,
soft influence upon tn1 sight, aud treedOm
from toe RuIphurous odOrs common to Gas
These facts the officers OF the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating To those
desiring to adopt or interest themselves In II.
The company will sell rights TO mauulacture
in Towns Counties Districts or states, and
direct attention to the following
TEST IMoNIAL5:
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. q, 1867.
10 Lhs PrsGiLEeHt OfLhe PefTOleO- Calcium Gas %:
sIR-We have thoroughly and carefully
Investigated the instruction and workings
OF the apparatus for misunderstanding Gas &c
cording to your companys patents ana the
working upon the Mcclure. House in this
city, and country residence of j. p Csilchrist,
ESQ, near this city. For simplicity, duTa-
bility, economy and safety, we consider II
superior TO any other method OF manuIac- ne
turing Gas that weRre acquainted with. We
cheerfully recommend It's adoption by ali
Gas conSumeTs.
Very RespectfuIly, -, -
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THE go miles of railroad between
New Haven. Ct.sand Springfield, Mass,
via. Hartford, earned over $500, 900 over
expenses last year and made 20 per
cent dividend,
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YOU'RE WANTED LOOK HEIR,

YOU'RE WANTED! LOOA AEh":
A GENTS, BOTH MALE AND FEMALE,
n wanted everywhere TO -seli-the PATENT
IMPRovED Ink RERERvoIR, (bF which from
one TO two pages can be written without re-
pIenishing with ink,) and our Fancy and
Try Goods, etc. Can clear nom 3 70 $40 q
DAY. No capital required. Price 10 cents
with an adveTtlseme ut describing an article
for sale in our Dollar Purchasing Agency.
Circulars sent free
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
r#4 o.. s. Hanover ST. Boston, Mass.
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Prize FIghtIng---Why Not License II :.
The New York Tribune, assuming
that it has been found impossible to
stop ring fighting by law, the heavy
weights and light-weights swapping
their fingers at the police everywhere
with equal contempt, and fighting Just
as often and just as long as they please.
asks il it would not be a good plan to
license the business. And for these
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...-. FIRST ........
N NATIONAL BANK


Designated Depositary q. 3.
,,r,,p.m~- SmDn
oATEAL AuTHoRIEED,---...-. 6CO,OOO
AEONEY RECEIVED ON DRPOsIT. In
Ill terest paid on 81 eciAl Deposits. Collec-
tons made, and proceeds promptly reulltted4
Exchange bought and sold.
EI'.arH. DIRECrORs:
George K. Wheat, Jacob Hornbnook.
John K. Botsford, Joseph Bell,
Jacob &. Rhodes, Chester ID. Knox.
Geo. w. FTanLhelm, John L. Hobbs.
A. W. Campbell.
EH ..r GEORGE X WHEAT, President
GEORGE ADAMS Cashier. d&w
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
r.. rr OF West Virginia
Capital Paid In, 100000.
TIHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI-
ness of the "MerehRnts' and Mechanicz'
Bank OF Wheeling" 1t Ii a designated De
pository and Financial agent OF the United
States, and Is prepared TO do n legitimate
Banking business.
Dtree5oFs-Thonaas Sweeney. L-S. uelRpl0ln,
Jas. G. Acheson, John Donlon, Jacob Berger,
A. Allen Howell, ]. Nelson Vance, james
DalBen- s. BRADY, Cashier.
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cnnO AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL
OuUU Six New Inventions. or great value
to famiIieSI all pay great Pronts- Send 2Jc
and get 50 pages and sample gratis. Agents
have made 500 600. EphraiEn BFown,
Lowell, Mas.
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Incorporated 1880.
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEFICE No. . MONROE ST.,
NdOSES RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
WI terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
B1lls Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
.-CollectiOns made ON all points.
In order 10 meet a want that has long bsarI
felt in this community, this Institution Will
receive on Wednesday and SATURDAY nfIeT-
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum of money, nom
one dollar and upwar1s, on which interes
will be paid. -ElE 40 s... ...E
.T.r' GEO MENDEL1, President
DIREcToRS-Alex. LaughlIn, A. j. Pannell
John Mcclure, ir., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
on, James PAUL, Alex. J. Cecil, James Reed
ocl5-ly A. c. QUARRlER, Treasurer.
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We Are Coming,

Nd WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER-
"A son sending us club in our Great One
T;OllAr Sale OF Dry and Fancy Goods, &c., q
silk Dress Pattern, Plec of Sheeting, Wateh
SC, free of cost Catalogue OF goods, and
sample, sent to any address free. address ].
s, HA ESs & CO, % Hanover ST, Boston,
Mass. T.. y. Box 5l25. r.. O #-fs. .a....
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rrr
Bargains in Boots & Shoes


That never have been nor never beat
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The Peoples Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
.nFFICE, No. 60 MAIN ST., WHEEL.IrI9
" VIVA Money received on deposit. In
terest paid ON special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold Collections at home or from
abroad promptly attended TO. .a
John Reid, Christian He's,
John HRndlan, John VooEler,
SAINT j. BOYD, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. PTesr.
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF, Cash'r. myg
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10 8 Tl0 % ID
l4O Main Street,

Corner of un,on. wHEELINa
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
Il the following schedule on and after May
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Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Ran Road

tshOrteIt oBld QlGekeat Rosits E'Bt aud RsIt.)
ION AND AFTER APRIL 2STB, 1857.
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Transportation,
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO RAILRoADCO. Z
-r WHEELING. May 4, 1857.
SuMAIER SCHEDITI,E
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Among the list of articles exposed
for sale on the counters of the estab-
are three brocade dresses,
very beautiful, suit OF point lace,
of "a skirt, handkerchief,
hounces, and parasol cover, which
cost $500 In gold. They are now Of
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Ncrfefbe dcufsf.

Ilbsrt 1cufsl, Der ss5'ntte 05tbr, bat bt.
tanntltd fur, scr lstnem SOSesthse Elm SsriIeacl
tss Sdriftl'iii unisrrm Sdaif unb 3tdb. Bat.
ion ea, nit Srm Ssme,tsn etnr,iaen lalIsn, GO
ntdt sesr biS stne gBoHs naa 1srem 1ope ,u
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nod aSr 9dlt man NIT tsfsn gsrBftrtIi&uns
,urdd. 90 SiI tlbfa mir inStB In @lfatruna
ssbraht, baB Ssufsl In bisIsm S&uiten Bart.
nads BEN Ncrb an gDi1sp lsusnet, nod etpa
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nern ab,ufammea ourst.bt unb font mad BON
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Nlbsrt Ssufsl nit Der Susmblisb.. Wsnltli6
tstradtet 1T ba9tr altet 5tufsl au9 nod mad
lelntm 3ppe taIelte 5eufrl.
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Uue California,

@pIf--Bie itst galiiprnien unb antes
ansrifanfGe 9anrer @ultrse bic 5lle Iisfsrn,
10 pirb tinltens bic 3tit. fummrn, fpu Ter Orient
tamsntlit essptsn unb Snbien, feline feline I,it
Satrtunbertsn I'm 8ottn psrturasne S&6b. an
gtprd8tfm gslbe ipIsbsr ans 9itt brinatn tpirb.
3tsils BITE @bFft, BEN 8pbm itra @Sttcr unp
Worfatrsn 3u bsrtiferr, ibsils bic Gurtt Dor ben
@rprsIiungsn Der nicrs,nldnfiihsn @swaltbabsr
finb bte urfa&s. bab jsns gSlfer itre GriparniTs
IN e'runb unb 8cbsn anlesen b. 8. pmaratsn,
unp pattr trmmsn bic fortwatrsnbsn Slaaen Der
9onpnswtlt dbsr ben srpbtn @eltatfIu6 mad
ORinotsn eer nod snsliIGen 8srshnunasn I'm
0trIaufs Der lsbten 25 Sabre $50 WiiiIonen
Collars bstra8sn fat, BON wel&en 45O Wilicnsn
ni&t tpiseer Suridssfstrt iinb. Sc ltnb ttIpirls.
ipsifs IN @eppttn Sf,nrsi&i6s Dutat,n nit brm
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NOD idtrliG cine ;emlt& tebfutsnts Sunms bic.
ftr Warta Stntlii Dufaien nur ldr ftn easp.
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ctf Spartdile, b. 8. In bic @tbe rpantsrt, traaen
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-als Sbmud an Santsn. 8Gesn, Sbrsn II. (. n.
irpftrn 90 ben YaiGa'S ni6t ssfaut, bic eeuts
br Sorst TINT gufttpabruns ibres @.Ibss Sur6
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