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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-29

GRAM CRLEBRATIoN ON THE CoMNG "FoURTH." F"
Extensive preparations are being made for q
grand public demonstration on the Fourth at
independence Square. The citizens of Phila-
deIphia, OF all sects and parties, who are mimi
cal to the so-called Sunday rights of the liquor
sellers, and are favorable to the preservation OF
who are determined to uphold and enforce the
late legislative enactment are invited to con-
Vene within the "old" square on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. The Declaration of In
dependence will be read, addresses will be de-
livered by distinguished speakers and music
will enliVen and vary the proceedings.
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tinental.''

DORSEY SEVILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pleasant lea SAINT
time, and deiiRhtfNl excursions 10 Ine Iii III I
districts are much in vogue YS Of the
question presents tSeH TO 20 az toSnS Under most
same rs 20 refresh
ments. A long experience. apG 9Gily Vestabiished
% ma Sanitation of Messrs. Dorsey e SeVilgN III Nn ~
caterers. They are estaDspSa nn hand
ste1oiS Tocust street, and have ever Vs9 9n 80 rIct
teT -, Meet their many calls, yiauds OF rloG
only known to those woP of the cuisine
Gle ms ttpei1 restaurant they have always @ lou
SOFT crabs spring ShiSEsns' NTeps of ali kind
etv. ty., e,,d' Satisfactorily In all respec!s 1G
Sf ali the various favorswfhlcdn fnTds sre s1e
It d"ps the ST'rb be iSarnhed in tn
the muscleNooesible time.
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HILADE HIA DEPOT.

AslG1 d A D e y - a D Z Q +.
Prom sISsTANT S oUAB66E 6E%A s6n AsTHR'g oEE1cE.
2 SG sg Wi GE az thIs tSqy ods
pairing k M sA RDAY. July 9, 1867, for re- ss-
%ospes PSs ad1eS In condition
mTiSi;tesPaiEs the time required for % 9iabinyy SHINY
Wthar4 P6iiadelpSisEtos SisEorges can be seen at the
By a. 'rehouse, Hanover Street
Brevet Maj.-@ a Of
AsI Quarn. g. H. CROSMAM -
r,o...,... ...- ia master-(ieny n si',A
eoo OSp'ain ana AnssyRY w. JAMES a
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/. G. CRAFT,
r. HARPER JEFFRIES,
GEORGE GOODMAN,
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1857. Committed
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ANOTHER PHASE OF THE LAw.--Edwin Nc
Bride. the proprietor of whisky shop at the
corner of Cumberland and Cedar streets, was
taken in custody by Lieutenant Murray, of the
Eighteenth District, for a misdemeanor. A
man named Peterman visited his place so fire.
uuentIy, and took SO much of the ardent, that
ii had almost destroyed the peace OF his
keeper to sell him no more. but this not being
coniplied with, he was arrested, Alderman
SENT held him $500 bail to answer.
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TEE BURTON HoM1ong, UOsoNsRs s ssH s. lNvEsrI- WEST
tion this aorSS M the case OF E1ahard ~.
RUpton SnlS Sbn 1oUTn 2rni Hound badly beaten al
jnsansith1Ma ~ Ooo""3ition, in the cooper 81
NE 1SrpS 70. 500 Penn street. on the ~ 81
Tnne eotNiid died at the Hospital from the ef(
81 0Si.S1njuries the same evening.
John Burton sworn-I am the brother of the deS
ceased live at No. $50 Brooks street, Identified the
body as that OF my brother at the Pennsylvania
Hospital; was there wb en- he died,
Policeman Samuel Yorder, sworn-Arrested the de-
fendant; he said he hadn't harmed any one or had
any spite against any one; told him no one said he
had: he kept saying he hadn't harmed any one, and
appeared as II he didn't want to 20 along asked
him If he had been down town that day he said
asked him what time he had got home, and he gave
me no definite answer; then asked a
lady babOut IL, and she said it was o'clock;
AFTER the lady further said that he must have been
dunk, as he came home so he didn't appear to be
excited; examined his clothing at the Station House
the next morning; not present at the exami-
nation
The jury then rendered their verdict, that
the deceased came to his death from blows in.
ficted by parties unknown. Patrick Quinn,
who had been arrested upon suspicion, was
discharged.
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DR.. L. Q. c. WISHARr,a
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
A GREAT REMEDx rop -
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
RzNk TREE ZARenopns.a "a

".
,oiSaS - tme me Vi1al principle of the Pine rrss -
O6 the ,sr ~. Su1@r process In the distilIats
Ties are retained sAest medical propor.
hos - sue only safe and reliable ro
Pine Tree Oeen prepared nom the tsss.. waloh
stores or inhyisoCstes the digestive
n s.. ne appetite.
II nnsaag gthens Nm
rom tba leg Il. and On,
I the tRss en- On psa Ia =
! surface ol
| each diEd
inhammav
| tits the rel
| ment, and IL ID
| positive assura
| patient has moi
| means Of cure.
Whereas, Base
| Of the lives OF thet
| to their own pocig
| q spurious artfoIf
senting IL as nay
some cases. my
variation TO prf
subscriber has
to the public, ia
ties as last patei
ernment; and ~
value their hef
any Of the ma
as Tar Cordi
Tree is bloV
wicked ini
fleece thes
The I'd
mysein
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SIGN OF PRosPBRTY.-The members of the
Third Reformed Church, located at Tenth and
Filbert streets, resolved that their pastors
salary after July l, shall be $4,000 per annum--
an increase OF 5000.
This church is prospering in things temporal,
while il constantly witnesses manifestations OF
Divine wisdom and goodness. This Is evinced
by the above commendable action-a result OF
Increasing prosperity and good influence.
Many others might do likewise
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cn1s oai -. no SoHooL OF THE FoURrB BAprrvT
sdhUO siU PH:-Ihe H anniversary OF tha s,,rdn,,
necIed with the Fourth Babtis.o is.oorlation r,tion con-
% %neIu ol wednesday evening" In the uIoI ot,I was ~
The The Ssroiseo9f of sdIth and Bnttonwood streets
fba 1917 s commenced with the Einni,es, 81
Re Sif1rus Gloria In Exceissn from mIg 9i
~ nss mass After prayer by Rev ID Ssnder
by Rev.Rl JefFs,,S9 S1e opening address watd VI
nIeasinSScin1aa ohs JinsScna Rev. Mr.. Spencer followed
In reIafIon 10 thsttI SStlve address TO the put
henuall Brooks d. d.. editor ~ NV Mha'ies. es, t1
81 Spose IN reference to the rapid erowh
for the eRerSso .s among us, and the necessit N
tfa ,1,.o,rasa IYss OF vigorous measure 10 ohs1k
ShS p,IogreSss 81 this monster evil Rey RIcbJ
tben so,1o ~ U1aiAo delivered an address rp W
especially upon tR yonbS neonia ie'',,Lers, y, ~
forming the hapit Oh l{ntenpeFsnee satt,n NJ krd
use Intoxicating drinAv peISuaolng any one Eon on
Of te e1gIeIses were vened with the bid
the diyectjoY ~ psesA by the school mn ban
Morn How Lovely is Th ada q man ''Swf 70
dered by Misses Hess and Warner the soSSrai .ng
byterlan Church (Ilev Drl sns SECOND ~ ier
hard, the soprano of the choir ~. shsS as ..seS
Psrvin the biibd vnsoslist isStlowth fine etee Va
ceedings with some choice seAections ~ ~
We're rapturously applauded. x nIinbeA Ess-
rend gentlemen who had so kindly contrS M
TO the success of the entertainbeersS z kSro
DR.. Jeffreys was the recipient Or ~
portrait OF Deacon Henry Beagle, % q
number OF the church. The presenta, Nee
made on behalf of the school by MIR. AsaSl No
the Superintendent In response TO the preseSs
tation, the pastor spoke feelngly of the friendly
and affectionate relations that had subsisted
between Father Beagle and himself during the
entire ten years of his pastorate. a. large
number OF other presents were also made TO
the pastor by the different classes in the school,
rendered In manner that gave full assurance
that he should always hold warm place IN
the affectionate remembrances of the people.
whom he had so long and faithfully seryeiN
and from whom he was about to be separ'Iha
Notwithstanding the inclemency &C S,as
weather, large and delighted aud'iccb ,vers
gathered to witness the exercises. "'" "0Ao
continued until late hour.
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roalTo. an foot ~. 40 TIE PRoTpu5 OF DISEASES;
S%ipb Xoa nn3lops itself in the flesh, now on the
aedy BIT It cas in the glands, sometime, y IN n
How inouire locale IN one Instance ;,n Is the th
ANeratIve n this Ee is no portion Of the body
read the testimoni the seat Of this awiuii
restored to health by dislodged from esSh nin ane
found at length in oS ag0niSe%a % IaSne H,S1
street. Sts MsS, 1bo 10S S he Ss heeI
CLOSING SALE OF THE sir And which may b
SHOES, BRoGANs, ETC.-The eanSohaac: FTepeLee o q
the trade is calledto the lar sh-A z4z Ohesha
Boots Shoes, Brogans, Balmoft - Asoa
sold, by catalogue, for cash. on .Rrly sV Boor
ing. July J., commencing at .e closhtion {
Co., Auctioneers, No. 5O6 Market strez Monday a
aoy--cou.,,. u, n1.,-,, GO, 70 o'cloclS-l
a. %s- Seostie @ anS Iounsa,n S5,;ts Shilip For
go Seaside and HOtE1tOin Suits. tI
SCI Seaside and Mountain SUITS. A
Elegant WlNe Duck VeskS
Elegant White Duck VsstsVIS
Elegant Whtte Duck P6sts vR&
Elegant Whue Duck PeStS. sSE'4A
Aa-Alpdce and Drop d. Etc Sacks. UtS,
H6- Alpaca and Drdp q Ete Sacks IN
O-ALpdca and Drop d. Etc Sacks.
RJ- alpaca and DTGp dEe Sacks. !
Busters and Duck Sacks. "a !
Busters and Duck Sacks, ,-TsM |
Busters and Duck Sacks. sSSN |
Busters and Duck Sdcka =JsN | ;
H5y And every Other article Of Mems and BouS' Cloth
mo 6uor needed Prices UeTy moderate Small PROFITS
and many SoSeS."
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
TEE LARGEsT CLoTHINe HOUSE. Z
THE CORNER sIxTH AND IARKET SIS.
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pni,ada, Stock Exchange Sales, June 30

roroytad nv Dehaven Bro, No. 40 B. Anik" S'hee'
AhoP0N-0~ -
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AccDENT.--This morning several boys were
engaged in collecting paper under the hatch
way OF Messrs. Parham 81 Works boot and shoe
store No. 81 N. Third street. Among them was
q colored lad, aged about fourteen. He showed
the others to one side, and got directly under
the hatchway. Almost Immediately after q
box containing boots fell from the fourth story,
striking the little fellow on the back and knock
ing him senseless. He came to in q short while
and was takeh home by his father.
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An AoCEssoRY.--It viii be remembered that
George Halfman was arrested on Thursday for
stealing a horse and wagon. Last evening
Edwin Hale was taken in custody at Thirteenth
and Spring Garden streets, on the charge Of
being accessory to that felonious operation
Officer Samuel Cox took him in charge, and
Alderman Jones held him. In default Of $500
bail, to answer Of further hearing.
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INAUGURAL MRETNG.-To-morrow afternoon
the Bethune Hail. corner of Twelfth street and
Montgomery avenue, will be thrown open fol
special services. Addresses VIII be delivered
by Rev. 4. De Witt Talmage, Rev. j. H. Suy
dam, and Rev. DR.. Schenck.
A tne choir, under the direction OF Colone
] w. O. Moore, will perform on this occasion
The new enterprise is under the care OF Rev.
A, Talmage of the Reformed Dutch Church.
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MafDpille, zenneifte, Donnerltae ben H. sul 1885,
SER @obinfon bon Stem gorf bean.

Serr Gobinion bon Stem gort beam
tragic, oab baS 6 @omite fir frembe 9lns
9eleaenbeiteu beri6ten iou, OF ameri@
fanii6e 8iirger in GroBbrittanien arr
retirt, pro5eiiirt, fir idulbig befinben
unb beltraft tuor6en fir S6orte noer
Sbatcn, bic iie in oen Ser. Staaten
geiproaen ooer begangen batten. 9err
8obinfon fiibrte Sen Sail bes Serrn
9. B. Wfaner an. Ct bertraue, fagt
Der Neoner, baB Die Station 9enug Bes
geiIterung beiabe unO genug @etuidt
in Mrmee< uno Wiarine eMetaG, Inn
Serrn Man1 aus Dem 9efdnaniB gu
brtneen, ielblt nenn, UNI in bas 9ef6ng@
NIP su gelangen es notbtuenbig mare,
Die Station niebersutreten, bic ibn ges
fungen bait. r Sic Gelolution muroe
an9enoittii1ett. go
GbanSbilIe, Snb., 10. Suli.
! Sin sSeuer brad aus in 8loomer.
uuO SoinaS Nfeubelfabrif, entbaltenb
Dieie Saufene SUP tpertbpolles Sols,
tuelde total serit0rt ipurbe. 9as Seuer
tbeiIte 1i9 9ouis 'Oauer's @iublfabrif
nit. Nu9 bie tpurbe total berbrannt.
Serner bier gSobnbdmer gegeniiber
unO stpei neben ben SabrifsebduOsns-'
WiGe Waginnis, elm Salbi6neioer,
fanl in ben SIammen un. = SerIuI
lit iebr 9roB. ge.rag Ser 8erFderun9
nod nibt befannt, !, .....,,s
!, 8raiioent unb Wlitslieber bes 9ittss.
burg, 8a., Staotrathes fms allf elmer
8eiie nad Chicago besriffeu, UNI bort
Gas Sd6olfon Bfater gu egaminiren.
gSafbington, 10. Sult.
Senor Nomero bereitet elm 8laus
bud bor, iueldes cine 8eI6idte Meri<
co.'s bon Der 8efebung bur@ franSoiis
ti9e Sruppea bis .surs a9inri6 6tuns
Dearimilians ertbaIt. J Safelh re4t@
| fertigt Die 9ebtere.
Son failerli9er Geite pirb bages
gen elm Sofunlent berbreitet, bas
Warimilian's 8ortei nintmt uno. feline
|Sinri9tnngsberban1int.
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Ser &unft fol- fortan mein :2eben ae<
miomet fein. Sn 6iefem 8runbfake
mub fur mid 9Iaes, mas ionit oas Sc.
ben an Slid bietet, unab66naiaieit,
Comfort, sBeib, &inber, Seln1at, aufs
gehen. rlnb utdts fol- mid oarin irre
MAIDEN! Die 2anft 8ibt mir Srieoen unb
Sreuoe."
siud isbt nod CAB SuIia ibr Spiel
nidt ailf. limb ipeuu Sic bon StaIien
suriiffebren, iuoiIen 9te bdnn iuieoer u
mir fonlmen?" fraete iie oringeno. -
}, ,g8enft .@ie nod 9llent, mas i9 qe aat,
Oies nod ipiinidenl" vS Oo9f SD min
nno mub sic nieoerfeben! Sc ut 10
eigcntblttlid; gu benten, DAP Sie uno
Cir Selig siifalnn,enreiien, iudbrenb i'm
Nadbarbauie Sedseitsborbereitunge
setroffen snsrbea. SD bin iiberseuat,
Sic ,nliien i'm baiier, uno er Siel :
), gBie fomireu sic su ioIdem geoans
temp" berfekte gobfrep entriiItet. ,,Ne<
Der in mid, nod I'M Sit. Selir tann uno
miro elm 8efabl ees SaheS tommen.
Sie Ia9eIn ,p6ttil9, Olrfeu Sic eIau.
ben, baB id iiteinenS Sreiro betriige!"
20 neiu, baB iase i'd nidt!" vMber
Sie feken etipas M:hnliHes borausI
Da 9ie Die nmitdnoe bieftr @eiie fen>
men, iites bart bon Saneu, mid irnmer
tpieber 6arauf Sllriidsufiibren. Die
arrangements. haSu Dareii lanae borber
setrofen, ebe id ipHbte, baB Cir SeliF
elm 8erebreri &aer's mar. Sh bin ein
ISdulbner Cir Selig Sarcourt's, i'd
inub.e bereifs 9elo bon ibnt auf Die
itaIieniiden Sti3sen bergen, bic i'd fur
libn su MAIDEN babe, tnb Sies Gelb err
bielten Die 9ebrer unb Gttieber meiner
Briioer. ..........z..
..(6Ortlekun foIgt.l ~
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0e.irftbe 8ereine ysafbpiae's.

;te,@. S. 8. 6. d Il. 6. 81.
Seaen aRittw09 abenS gsrfamHIuns in Der aaru'
'''' e'ns' Samrfa,sst gerein
gearinoes: Is. pctober 1864,
RifsEieOersahI: $50.
srae eprs4et,f gsas. RsiiDn. case -
8sot. e@rtftparss 3 a9gssnsisd:: Ilras
sess setsf stbItstbetor: ssag soais ssssss g6aa.
S5tS5 STeistr TurHs'rt; ssais aSSsIs ss5n.uo,r !. E
8saa@ar.: 1ea ID. e5iISseIm. aStas 09A"sHa"A'
Griter S9asmeiter: 2ouis gfeiffer.
3weiter 81 Rji Geors Bleri9. eilfH
geriammEngsslOtaI: Garner s0o4e.:: Gde Sap :;
Der 8erein 5at @iHpO9s abenS TX. ubr fe,u
D5sentIi4en Situnaen. 500 .'7'i 'ft'7
3 Sdlben <8erein.
~ gesriabet; Snnuar 1866.
erR. e9asenmsiifsr: 8. Sefts. .n.a
gSasslei5tsr. gSssSr 3. 8. gsSSIIs.a,sS S1Isa Sss'
!. !. seerstdr: ao5Gs Gs.S SSHsm. s g....l7.
3e Sadfons2oee SO Ill &
gIlter oeutf6eHSrben Der Sarugati
.s5 aRtsIiebspabI: rs.
pber<8Grbe: Sr. @nserin. ]-I
!. gssretsar Sosa sIslSs aistsr ~
- ae5asmsssaer. searo sear sstiSsr. sdssSr
Der DrOen perfawmeL ftb ieSen 9onnsrRa Ap
Sto. 80 nnionifrdse. ~ ID a+--5
tAia 8. 8. 8. s. "
anroraS 2o9e SO. 105. Deutfde Sbsp
35 SSeQoips .-
gegrinoet: MyriI 1858
l39 @ifshebersabI; fi2.
k.58 6eermetter: y 9rieemann, .
5ecretdr: ". 9erbrid. -st.
G6usineter: g. @pder. -tr
Die 2oee periammet ii9 ieeeu 8Onneritag Apeis
DSh 6eloip's pad.
gFaimonibes 2oge SO. As, 8. 3. 8. 3
grdIbent Sen Bort. --l- t'-.
8icesSrdfioeut 9. Hiebermann.
| Setretdr 9Rar DinfeipteI.
6iranss Setretdr 8. 9ahauer. sh
GSas%s:lg G9slsor: g. BeiI. ri e'as's
aiiftant= =asenitor: SOiep1 se.ip.
- ozSafoeH: N. S4war5: ~ IIty3
sbarisber: 8. s@Isfnser, 80
Deittlder unterItlbungspereu,.
Gssransst: am I. SEPT. 1876, 5neOrSOrtrt IN 1885
BrdfSent: e. Woder. 81 it
9iee<prdiibent: Sr. 2aitenberser.
& S4abmeifter: s. NIoOs.
t..Sserstar: SOisPb s@IanS
Teriammuns ieoen 1ten @Ontas Ses ROnats
S9nei3er Hnferflbilnesperein
j. IS = geerinbet: 9eai 1857
1 RitsIiebersabI: A. ...-,.-.
II i-e-s gr&ieent: @Mitau 9deoerer. u
H'ss stsssEs: ssslis:1 {. Ssositsn. SSsa asn'
| -,., 2.l. George 8idmrnh.
pa S9atmtiiter: sos 8ogt -% ~
J. 8eriamnflungen: YRonotIih Elm RdI bel Sos
gost, ede SeHeriun unS Gberrp strase. 'i'i.i-}c
T. Goncoroia. -'.''''
r. (Gurefa linb SbdIia bereinigt
10 s.isju4 lgestanbet:5f. December 1855. 5d!st
lt, Deitglieber1abI: 90.
f---- Rrdfoent. Nar SinteIfpieI. 9eyltf
Ia, Bice- -4r6fibent: Simon 2iebermanu.
i4'.+ Seeretdr: ASeff Qepeznan. 10!
1 Bibiotbefqr Sofeph SomueIs.
1''-"~ &natfdber Siihnefls Director R. SoIDkE4.
h.. Seutf9er Bhhnen <0ireftsr s. Ssrael.
ts' S9dEmeiiter: o. @ol6mau. -.
4. Der 8erein peridmmelt iicb m06entlt9, 9ennetfta
Abenbs TX nbr i'm GonrtbGiie.
I e@e 8iitberifbe Genieinoe. a'
IiI tH1tsGIi!s ~ EfGrret Gaaers. .4.1,s-s
@ottesbienR. ieben Sonntng 10 f1br in Der ueuen
asl1irgne on Der afarttitrose unterhaIb
.6es souiauile SepOts.
4 9eutfde fatbpliide Sirde
s-' a. ~ Riruhe IN &ermaRtOmn. s'-.
Gnttesbienft: Spuuto9s ubr Roreens.
Sp9ant: Senntaes 9 lIhr Nereens
Resper: Sonntags nbr Ra&mittoss.
Deutide Wfetbobiiten @emeinbe,
3 5,u 9resissr.:1 9srr s0bn 8. sartb.
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5,OOO,OOO GepreBte 8aditeime,
OSafbpine
9ampf-8adifeinz zSabrif,

Dieie Bodfteine inb bebeHtene beier aIs ale lbris
gen, bic bur einet anbern grpseb fiir ben sen5bns
i9en 0ebrqu9 tabIisirt perSen. 2teielben t6nnen
Der B6rteI bdIt bel benfelbsn uieE fesr safanmen;
Sssss E S ssT mas 4. s gs e Hsas ssr s s
Sir Sroitoifs siiS Eiaerusn tSanen e .niat aber.
gbiIabelp.bia, IS. Ottsber 1868.
pies 1T ,tlr Bei&einiging, bas mir H.ebrere Eau.
ienbe her @ebr. Gbambers u. Cos. Roi5inensBads
iteine gebrautt baben unb hdB mir. us BduIeute be
atS aSss5 5 aSS S.l r sd PIn
bait: Chris. Binber, o. Strnbe oberbaIb SeHerion;
q. g. & .t9, Raater< iino 8dumeifter, q StroBe,
oo6erhab OEiore; " .. Ga!owen, alter Sanmeifer'
8mm 8an Ser eiienbabubrHde aber ben s@upIiiu
MOaenmibe If 1pnHs SooSOOO sadeime; a5sasstSmaI in
Gamben 500,0V0 8adfeine; Collins SroR Cos. Sas
bril- Rarquette 2afe superior, 10000 ,n6odfteine.
AHe eben genannten une nod me5 itUiilonen
Baditeine, Sie sn beruorrasenSen 6ifentIiden un6
Yripots bduoen bennt puroen, iinb NIT Der Bebrs
Der Gbambers u. Sos. Patsnt 8adteta Tai@ine fas
! Mit Bersnissn perweifen mir auf he foIsenSen-
6erren biefger Staot, peide unfere 8adfteine ses
| braubt baben, un6 bic BEN obeusrwdbnten Seuenib
H. 81 Gonforb. grdliSent ser grfen RatiOnaIbonf;
| Seie aarrem, garFenter unS 8anmeiiter; gs. 8.
/ RcSeDn, Tdurer; Col. 5. y. Ban Gpne, Sen.
supt. 9. u. .. ". ~; o. o. SeoueI, 9ruH0sisen'
i thnms Agent.
SIR uerfertigen aud bic rueberiibmten ,YbiIabeIs
yhia Sronts", IpeIce fur 6ront unb 6euerpldse nit
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