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THE CROPS AT THE SoUTH-A gentleman of
this city, who has just made an extended tour
in the Southern States, speaks in the most en-
couraging terms Of the prospect Of the crops in
that section of the country. He says that
hardly any one in the prominent cities there
three millions OF bales The wheat and other
grain crops are very prolific, and will yield
an immense harvest. The feeling for the fu- :
ture. growing out Of the prospects Of the crops,
was very hopef nj. and the bu siness men were
looking for an active season. Boston Journal
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The WORKING PRoPLR.-ln New York sew
eral new cooperative societies have been
formed, among them cooperative building
soclety, and taiiors' shop. The cigar makers
OF New York are also discussing the &C. oper-
they open shop the dealers may not only
combine against them but employ boys and
Young women. and thus throw men ont of
employment. With regard to the importation
OF lron-Workers from abroad to take the place
OF the strikers In the Pittsburg iron works, 1t
10 reported by Pi,tsburg newspaper that the
old laborers allege that the new ones know
cess Of working iron, and for them to become
"skilled worknen," 1t will be necessary that
they .'learn the trade" The experiment about
to be tried will, however, develop the truth of
this A large meeting OF workingmen was
held in Pittsburg on Saturday last to protest
against the employment OF those foreign. born
laoorers, and advocating the formation of a
national labor party in this country.
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e. ALLIOT,
FRENCH HAIR- RESSER.

324 street, between 18th and I4th sts
MI. AlIiot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, of the
Country, has now been established for the last
eight years in Washington and Newport, enjoying
highest society. He has the honor announce that
he has this season imported the latest fashions of
that belongs to the dressing OF hair at very
Bile prices. .f....t in 7-6mH
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SECRET DISEASES

SAMAR1rANs GIFT is the most certain, safe, and
efectual remedy-iIdeed the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
is the soldiers hope and friend to those who do
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SAMARITAS's Roor AND HERE JUIcEs.-A posi-
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DEPARTURE OF THE STEAM RAM DuNDnR-
BERG.-The steam ram Dunderberg, recently
pariure from New York on Thursday, for
Dherbourg, where che is to be turned over to
her imperial pnrcnaser She goes out in charg.
lean crew. Captain .Josenh j. Comstacr tor mSo eo,n
mande her on the passage, and her builder
VIM. II. Webb, goes with her. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-06

r. BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
will certainly exterminate these pests if its use is
persevered in. Beware of bogus Fly. Payer which
some dealers keep because they get for nearly
nothing. Don't be gwihdled. Ask for BUTCHER 5,
Wh,ohis oiq Ye Drhsg1sye le l5eOlm
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HARvRsT.-Our farmers, the present week,
have been in the midst Of their wheat harvest;
and, from all the Information we have been
able TO gather. the crop will be good one.
both as TO quaiity ana quantity, SURPRISING
any crop for years past. We have heard Of
but little damage done the wheat by tbs late
wet weather-RockciUe fAd) Sentinel.
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LAW OF HUMANITY

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVIL9. ~
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure. Sent in sealed letter envelope free of charge
Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa my l8-3n
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nIA new iron clad is being bnilt for Pms
sia, In England, which, 1t IL ciatmed, Will ID
one Of the nes1 vessels afloat. sHhe Is to be 36S
feet In length, with width Of 60 feet, and wiil
iron eight inches thick; will have two ircn
turTete, each to carry two heavy guns. and
will mount 90 gums on deck, Of the heayies,
eahhre, protected by shields.
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FREE EyERYBupr

FREE 10 EvERYBUD1.
Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the fersaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by
turn mail. Address P. o. Drawer 81
= fapS-dGWeOly TrOy. New York
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M. LOOMS, II. D., .ss..r-
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
r. PhATE TEETH attends personally at~
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, <x0
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular, and wish the pur
est, cieanest strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Penn a avenue, be.
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street
Philadelph oc 0ly
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PAWNBROKERS.

1Y5, LICEEsEp BY AUTHORITY; AK
HNOB. BUkSSTINE'S LOAN OFF1CE,fS -
u AIS 18th street. 81 door sonth of Penn ave.
MONEY loaned on time to suit customers, on
Zeal Estate. Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Jeweiry, Sllyeri Plate, Pianos. EurRiture, Me-
chanieai Tools; Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Wearing
Apparel Of all descriptions
NH O. 3m. sE.-5E b. BURNSTINE,s
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- Scotch tamiliss hare srriyed ~ Saysn.
Georgia. - rs 90
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AFFAIRS IN LOUDoN COUNTY, VA-The
Lepsburg Mirror, Of yesterday, says:
We do not think 1t Is risklng too mach to saw
that with the completion OF the macadamized
road from Aide to Leesburg. nine-tenths Of
the freight and travel between Middlebure
and Leesburg, destined for Alexandra, wouid
reach its destination over the A.. L. & n Rail-
road. TAe act passed by the General Assem-.
bly, Of Virginia. March as, 1861, was TO lncorpo.
rate the Leesburg and Aldie Turnpike Com
made for $l5,hn It will accommodate all the
country from Mt. Zion Church to Cool Spring
and i thence s, to M,ddleeurg se thence to Philo.
Aldie, Dover, Fox's, Dodd's, and the Yankee
Mills, which would compete with the canal
Rear Leesburg. and the Plains Station on the
Manassas Gap Railroad tor the wheat OF a
region Of country prod neing probably 1On, 900
bushels OF grain if not 2O0,U00 A county sub
scrption OF S4,0GD, q town subscription of
S2.0GO and 800 shaces OF S25 each, would make
Inc road, which is essential to the prosperity
Of Leesburg and for the market facilities of A
fine country. We lave thrown out these snp.
gestions hurriedly, with the hope that the
commissioners nsmed in the act will take the
matter in hand, feel the public pulse on the
subject, and give us the road Il possible
One DAY last week a canal boat belonging to
Mr.. E. q. MARROW. loaded with 1880 bushels
OF corn, started from Harrison's Island tor
Georgetown. Shortly after leaving the island
the boat struck rock In the river and sunk
We are glad to learn that the corn was sue
cessfully removed, the most OF it uninjured
neg III tuiS county Is SL1ll progress.
ing. In the Guilford district the mum Der reg
istered was-whites. 1877; blacks. 49, Water
ford district, whites, $50; blacks. 95. The total
In the county, SO far as hesed from, stands,
whites sG5 blacks, 1852; majority Of whites, 552.
We learn that young man named Orrison,
while harvesting in a field near Waterford. in
this county. on Saturday last, fell from the
effects OF the heat, and died in a short time
thereafter.
July Conrt, Monday, July sth, 1S67.-Wm.
II. Gray presiding-Michael Wizard. Charles
L. Aankin, Asbury NJ. Nixon and Robt James,
associate jnetices.
Our farmers are busily engaged in gathering
the golden grain, which. despite croakers and
damp weather, is turning Out Handsomely
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M HISKYi WHISKYN WHISKY!I
w A RARE CHANCE. H.FI5FE -
At LEAST 50 PER GENT SAVED.

inst received a large lot AZ fine RYE WITS
KIES from the best West Virginia distilleries,
which will offer at the following reduced prices,
viz AT $40, Ss25, 81 and $5 per gallon retail.
Wholesale purchasers will find q great deduction
from the above prices. / will also offer GIN at
&27s per gallon retail, superior 70 any Gin sold
elsewhere than at this house for esfhan "a 80 the
gallon.
Received besides q large lot Of Imported sHER-
RIFS direct from Europe, and in bond at New
York, transferable 20 Georgetown custom house;
100 casks of Cadiz SHERRY and 50 casks Of Cette
or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry, such as
the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore houses
have been selling to city dealers sccording tp their
ar
u Der gallon Wholesale. G. GAUTIER,
ap2.ly Importer, 962 Penn's avenue.
NOTWITHSTANDING determined to give up thebusI.
l ness OF Pawnbroker. hereby give notice to all
whom Y may concern, that al articles now depos-
en ts must be Ei'e1p WaTs aiTss days
No. xss 10th street. south Of Penn. avenue.
N; B.I take thi; = opportunity to recomnend to
No. 275 Pennsylyanis avenue, jus round the
corner from my place, feeling everya ssurance in
; jems ' - WALSH.
NEW BOOKS.-Lav and Practice Of United
IN States Naval Courts Martial. Nv A. A. Har.
wood u. g. n. The Reign Of Law. BY the Duke
0f Argyll; I VOL; London. The Vegetable World,
BY Louis Tiguier; vol; Londcn; HEiste Nagoon.
~ H; nsns fGsS aay icy PRs s ss
In Language Harrison on ths ssssR McR a1sEo, HSail1sE
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THE CONNECTICUT DIVORCE LAVA com.
mittee Of the Connecticut Legislature has re.
ported bill amending the law regulating the
matter OF diYorce in that State The first sec.
tlon provides that no divorce shall be gran ted
on ez pnrte application, al the good character
OF the applicant and the req uired residence in
the State shall be proved by two credible wit
nesses. Two-The hearings in all such cases
shall be in open court, in the regular court
room, whether then before the court or a com
mittee. Three-No divorce shall be granted
on the ground OF "such miscondu uct as perma-
nently defeats the happiness Of the petit oner,"
ETC., until year has elapsed after the com.
mencement OF the suit. Four-No decree OF
divorce shall have effect TIL six months after
its passage, but the court can use its discretion
about giving the petitioner alimony and the
custody OF minor children sooner. Fiye-Dur-
ing the six months the parties "have all the
rights and privileges and liabilities Of single
persons, except the right to marry" but after
that time either can marry. Ska decree
cannot be granted il the applicant has been re-
fused within two years, unless for a new cause
arising since that time. Seven-The bill does
not affect pending suits.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICIN1TY.-A stranger,
named Anthony Moran. was violently as
sanfed on Wednesday evening last, and with
ont provocatioD, As IL Is stated, near Por,nsrs
brewery, on the upper end OF King street. by
a man named Peter Walters. Moran was
struck several times with hatcher, and was
nurr SO severely that he had to be conveyed to
the Mayors office in q wagon and from there.
as ne was unable to give any account OF him :
self, carried to the Poors House
The District Court of Appeals for the 4.h
district, composed of Judges Thomas, Critches,
Pitts, Meridth and Christian, commences its
session In fredericksburg, on Tuesday next
A number OF appeal cases, some of importance.
are TO be tried at this term.
There " as no formal public celebration of
the Fourth of July bat the day was generally
observed by the citizens
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OFPRNsIyR.-The stagnant condition Of the
canal at the foot of Tenth street bridge, leading
TO the Smithsonian grounds, is such as shou Id
require the immediate attention Of the city
authorities. Floating carca ses, decayed ysge-
tables, and other filth Of a cholera character
deposited therein, send forth snch offensive
odors as to stifie passers by, and if not speedily
atten ded TO may engender disease
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LEWIE'S DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
II No. $50 PENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
Nitrous Oxyde or Laughing Gas. DR..
LEW IE has recently purchased the best6
Chemical Apparatus in the country for
making pure gas every day; also, an improved Val:
vuiar lnhaier. The Association is now prepared
70 make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New
York, fhlladelphia and Boston prices. All per
SONS wishing dental work done can have it cheap
as in the abere. .named cities. All work done in
the neatest and best manner. and warranted to
examine our work. de N-tf
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"A Long CHAsK FOR A HOT DAY-Yester-
day afternoon when the theat of the sun was
intoierable. two marines went to a BARRIERS
saloon. on Capitol Hill, and one OF them en-
tered, and taking coat valued at $40, left
hastily. He was seen by a colored woman
who gave the alarm, and pnrsnit was com
menced. The marine finding the police aud a
number of citizens after him dropped the coat
He was pursued through the Fifth Ward and
was caught in garden on Virginia avenue,
where he tried to hide himself. He was car
ried TO the Fifth Ward station house. and WAS
sent to Jail for court.
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MEDALS AND PREMIUMS FOR DESERVING
SCHOLARS AT the close OF the examination OF
Mrs. owes school, secondary No ,. in the
Tsrd Disirict) on " "Wednesday last, Mr. Clark
OF the Board OF Trustees, took occasion, in sd :
dressing the pupils, 10 express his regret that
no medals nor premiums would be distr;hu ted
Dr. Allen no was present. theraupon rose
and said he would furnish a medal for the
medal scholar in Mrs. Olives school
Mr.. Gulick (late Alderman for the Fifth
Ward) followed. and announced his inten-
ton 10 supply a medal for the most deser wing
pnpil in every school in the thIrd district not
supplied from other sources, and premiums
for vocal music and pennmanship TO every
school IN that district. Mr.. Clark, in view OF
this suspicious commencement, then stated
that ne would furnish all other premiums re-
quired in the schools in the third district for
excellence IN other studies not provided for by
the gentlemen who had preceded him. Ths
third district is fortunate. 1t has not vet been
settled W hen the distribution will take place
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EDITOR STAR Now that the poll ce and SAN
iary officers are so busv getting things straight
LOT the cheated term couldn't you induce
them to try to abate a nuisance hitherto over.
looked. 1 refer TO practice of certain idle
females, who, al dark, seat themselves before
a jingle. box, alias piano, and make night
Dideous" till midnight at least, by humping on
1t and yelling at the top OF their voices. Thew
fondly imagine they are singing, but If they
could hear the criticisms of the pas sers-by or
tne blessings shoWered on their performances
by mechanics in their nelghborhood. who are
trying to get some sleep etter a hard days
work, they would be apt 10 mistrust their own
Judgment. Almost every square is cursed
with one or more OF these public dtsturbers
II you could succeed IN ridding rs of this
nightly infiiction, you would earn the graft
tude Of thousands MECHANIC
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tss e ag8ssss - 5rses
93 .}{AasS IS III
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Gire gluncalclc obDgereu SlOoiinns."

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treriaen @r,nplaym 9eorudtsn 8iHistn entnon1s
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lana bas lpIe 0srBnassn, lctae Insipttas anftu'
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ereSeliaen 8srhrsbua9en uno 0spantsnlcf8tsstsr
tteiten mir BIER NIT: =.
Sanburs lis8t am GuaFu6 ssr Sf|ss tn ot
glte.
Gotba Iieat an brsi Sliisn, an. Der Ssins, De-
niIs unb Der grfurtsr gbaufse.
sofia lit niht riel nsitsr BON GrTurt sntfsrns
ats grfurt bon Sofia.
Sansn 1T burA Gin aanh ense pen Sepen9ass'
a%strsunt.
Su garis Eebt nur Elm ar0Bes 9aus, eas TT elm
MpGenfaerif, anf bislsm ftsbt nrds Elm SaHs, %
Fnb alIO arsi SGuisr.
Sn STARTS nsrbsn Gpieael psrfsrti8t, bic re''
@Iss uno Rabmsn nrtt IL. 900 S6oter fcRsn.
Sn gualaun lcasn Is gRiGicnsn S9afs Issa
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Columbus, g., ben IS. Stunt 1867
SIN. Wein9arb u. 0ieisrl

ADfU. 0tethP ! -"
GSnnen Sic ssfSaisf f~oI8snbsn paor 3elsn
siusn flsinen 9taum In S6rsm asIa6stsn 8!atie.
Sn Eclas elmer ireunoliaen Ginlanun9 ee5 t@
tbcliIhtn llnte, It'll unsss @ersins pcn 3ansapiue
an bic tisTeen fatb. ct. giartinu8 uno ct: 500
houuss ltntGrlIbuus5' 8erstne rio&tsn p'eieleen
cine flsine greurfton mad bort. nm Gas lton zen
nieIsu Sobrsn untertaltcne fr~suutiAaTtltde Ser'
6aliuiB srisosr aufbufril&tn, uno lc1hee 1T penn
nud In elmer 70 etfrsuliasn, barnipnttaen 2Hetle
NIT 10 btsl teutGhsr @s,nItbltdfstt 8sI&sbsn. Dap
MIR niGt anber8 fSnnsu, a(8 tsnanntsns osntla
rSuiIth : fattpliIHen nterffburSss Ssretn ben
3ansgpine ~fclaenbe 9anfbsIhliiIs 81 rub!teirsn 4:
1. 0te tsrsti@e Nufua6ms, icpts bic SAT-
frsuneldaft, Gle se1haftiss Observation-Disclosures
bic etnem Seben ben uns su She'll tpnrps, pat Nn'
ssre grsrartunaen melt iitsrtrcfen.
}. 9as tradere Su]iammsnrirten zines lsoen
e~inselnen Mit8[ispes, lctris Der lObitdssn Isan1tsn'
untsr anfa6,uns pes ta&tt8sn Srn. Yrdnosntsn
gptnters, Eel NG9aItung Der 8anbsn UstiI'a@ts't
uub ees o~sas6enen Bie Sites, fat uns ls9r sEban'
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lee sl5Ottn.
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@sysius unlsrn I4SnRsn Ganf unn Sanat9sa8.
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batter ftnen 8orn1uno; bic Nes'r aber tohen ntst
blcs fd6ta Istn, in S9ip au %ftmr,en, ~ionosrn tie
1oQen AUD be9n gtaatsn nurh i9rs Stttantsnr'sbr'
beit re8ieren.
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eianete f1 trr siniseu kaSen Elm traut'8er un'
a(if6fau. Scr &siisl elmer transporttrharsn EDS
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5sunos 8e9Srt.
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1T RON ben 9emreratsn iensS @cuntp's %abernals
ale Ganoibat fir eisisu Soften ernannt tpcrosn,
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Hrettaa per6aftst, untsr Der Ssldnlbi8un8, ibr nsu'
ae6creneB Sinh ernacrost III baben. Sas 8tno mar
TN SeQer 6los eiuen UuB tief ~ts8raten nno isIns
Bs!nden pareu BON ben &attsu faF aufscfts1en
pcrGen.
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y, fat or ga asts ,pie elm braper gplest ssnpms

tars Fat sr En fets mis elm brurer gclest ssnpms
men +; an ben srppnirteisn gunften mar er tdaltds
al isbsn, pbrpbl sr mtHen mubte, sab ion feline
bu6e @stalt uno isin tarser Bart ben fstnoltae'
Stuppen lsiat erfenutar maeatsn uno rts CT fat tn
ausn R&nlpfen, tie 1attsefnnosn, fists In DEN pe:s
psrsn 9tsiten aefan.pft, uctei iam 2OO fointlces
ublanen, bic ldmmtlth ssi9tpcren tattsn, Jpn bis
auf ben lsetsn Mtann nit itrsn, sstb bu nefsn, trs'
,ur @eite tlisbsn, 70 itnS aud intensrbolt IN Der
unmittsItasitsn Nd9e BON ibm istne Ntttfan,efsr
sefaaen, p6ns ba6 IGN islbif cine Sassl s%eIrrtfsn'
Dis Sapfstfsit isinss 8snsbmsns bat aup &c aus
%aensine 9erunbernna isines Sssre5 errs8t, nne
ale etnen fir i'm mirtlih Reconsideration NuSorud
~oer1slben mus man sas militdrtrsus anIseen, nad
feline @ensrals mad einsm Srtfsn, in benz sr Na
bs1onbsro bsrpOroaban, an isins Srut Seestts'
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G 1T q.

SIM sprnmer 1853 Bate ib tas ltn3laf, mir belut 91oeH
cine ifarfs grfiltung su,usiebsn. 9as Oaeurb berOet1sIa9r'
tie llebsl peruria6ts mir anfanss biul3ss ano bsft'9es 1opf'
msh Snster mari ib pas ltsssl aaf belize gulen. 10 pus Sat-
,inSuna unb na6ber Slsdsn entfanpen. melbss mid bsfarbs
ten lies, bas wentge ausenlibt. ba; i'd NOS Bate gan, NAB
aar ,u perlieren. yaebff peri3ieeenen 9lasmtttsln bate 's
oIe rur mSaliae dr,tlite Sdlfe ~per8ebens 8sin9t. Die srs
he Mnmeucuu1 ees 0lunibeio'ihen 2e6saspedsrs nnrb
!serrn einben Se1aab an, II. april ts6l. nab aat msitersn
SpsratiOnen narsn msiue auaen DteSer frti5 uno fllr. 50
fable mid b1ber ~btinseno oeranla5t. dbnltd9 sftoeasen eas
gaunfbsist'ibs 9eilperfabren an5aempFeDlen;
garl Norman, Sn9sniear.
81 HfpnpIonS. an 1. Qudult 1851.