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KSOw THY DESTINY.


MADAME &. F. THoRNToN, the great Eng
Iish AstrologIst, Clairvoy ant and Psyehome.
trfcian; Who has astonished the scientific
classes OF the Old Work; has now located
herself at Hudson, n. "a Madame Thorn.
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec.
ond sight. as to enable her to itnpart knowl-
edge Of the greatest importance to the single
Tormarried Of either sax. While in q state o.
trance she delineaEss theserya features Of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid ol
an Instrument Of intense power, known a
the Psyehomotrope, guarantees ID produce o
lue-like picture OF the future husband Of
vile OF the applicant, together With date o.
marriage, position in lie, leading traits o
character, sc. This is nohumbug, as thou
sands Of .testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired a certified certificate. ol
written guarantee. that the picture Is what
it pnrports 70 be. By enclosing small loci
ofhatr. and stating place Of birth, age, dispo
Eition and complexion; and enclosing my
cents and stamped envelope. addressed Il
yourself. youwill receive the picture and de
sired information by return mail. An com.
munjeations ,sacredly confidential, Ad
dress In confidence, MADAME EFF. THORN.
ToS.P. o. Box %, Hudson, NY. 70, sd
mch2S cod ,triw&WIy 2a- 4ao5 os
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"A Young Lady returning to her country
home, altar saIoufn OF a few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
IN place OF the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby mplexio no or almost maitbIe
smoothness, and instead Of twenty three She
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause ofso great change, she plalp-
ly told them that she used the CIreassian
Balm, and considered 1t an Invaluable &C
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. II Is sim
pie in its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed In its edleacy In
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans!
ing and beantIfy ling theskin and complexion
By its direct action on the euticle II draws
from it all lis impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In
tended it should be, clear, son, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81. sent by Mail or Express.
on receipt Of an order by su Y illi1s- .isloyl
- WI. CLARK & CO., Chemists, Q
Nos West Fayette St, Syracuse, n. Y
The only American Agents for the saleof the
same mch23-eod, triW&wly
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GEoReE,T. DOWNING, a we'll known
colored man of New York, writes a
very sensible letter to one of the papers
ofthat city, in which he states that the
colored race is to be an inseparable part
ofthe American people; that thereis no
getting rid of them, even IL, the whites
are so disposed; that they have much
more intelligence and judgment than
they have generally been given credit
for; and that what they have been able
to accomplish has generally been done
in the absence of those incentives for
reward which are held out to the white
people. Mr.. Downing, In his letter,
does not ask for suffrage or Office, or
anything ofthat Kind, he being proba-
bly, of the opinion, with a great many
other sensible people, that there are al
ready more politicians and ot1ce-seek-
ers in the country than there Is any
need for; but he hopes that thoss gem
erous capitalists who have heretofore
been so kind as to advance capital to
start deserving white persons in bust
ness, will not withhold their bounty
from deserving Colored people. He
thinks IL they are given proper advan-
tages in this way, it will have a great
influence on the elevation of the race.
Mr., Downing Is himself a hard working
colored man, who has grown wealthy
by honest toll.
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.Al0ARn 70 INYALIna.

A Clergyman; whils residing n south
America as7a missionary, discovered safe
and simpleremedy for tho Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases 6f the .Uti.
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
TAIN Of disorders brought on BY bsnefpl and
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt.
ed by .; desire to! benent the ahlteted and nm.
fortunate, Z Will send the recipe for prepar.
ing and using this medicine, in a sealed ien-
yeloPe, to any one who needs II, Free q
Please enclose d postpaid envelope, Id
dressed yourself , Address, Z lEl3 : II
Il Station D, Bible House, New York.
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RoNpERPuL RurT TRUE


!, MADAME REMINGTON, the world.re-
nownsd Astrologist and Somnambulfstic,
Clariyoyant, while In a clairvoyant
state, @delineates' the very features Of
the person you are, to marry, and
by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psych omotrope, guar
antees to produce perfect and lIte-l[ke pie.
ture Of the future husband or wife OF the an.
plicant withdRte Of marriage occupation,
leading traits OF character, &c. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place of birth, age,
disposition, color Of eyes AID hair, and en-
closing tifty cents, and stamped envelope all
dressed to yourself. you win receive the pic
ture by Ieturn mail, together with desired in
formation. SO ,.i.z.-.ss-5..l.5,.5
p1-Address in confidence, MADAME GER
TRUDE RKAuNGToN, P. o. Box ~, West
Troy, N. Y. s- meh23-eod, triw&wIy
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LAUGHIlN's INFANT CORDIAL,

AAU6HIlA'S INFANT COhDLAI1
The ChiIa'sij Cure When TeethIDg.
Mothers an know the many sleepie nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teethlng. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-Choiic, wakefutness. Uneasi-
nes, Fretttng. Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c. We tell you candldly, one bottle iofthls
Cordial will. correct an these troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove Aeidity, Allay al Pain,
Quietthe Fretful, Promote Sleep. -
TTyit. II win act as charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH 4 CO.,
- Wholesale Druggists Main st.
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Free 10 Eyerybody.

Alarge opp. Circular, giving information
of the greatest importance to the young OF
1t teaches how the hornely may become
beautiful, the despiSed respected, and the
forsaken loved. -
No young lady or gentleman should fall to
send their address, and receive q copy post
paid, by return mail. Address, , ..s.se IA.
.,fszissaG P.o. Drawer, p, Troy, Ny,
mch43-eod, triw&wly .s5.s.i4
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sMErcAnEEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism ofsyeaTa' stand.
ing in few days. 6tass
sng2-ly n 7. a. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts
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Proposals for Lumber for Citizens
Street. Rail WaY G0mDanv

-GEALEps PROPOSALS. WILL, BE IRE.
p eetyedup 70 the inst day OF NAV nexf IN
me following deserpt lions Of Lumber: $50
49, ~ ~ OF Increasing 100
Pc g09d sound white oak clear 81 faI. : Il,fse
ABOVE 70 be delivered At city Wharf. RafIro9d
9sPots % iGtner snltable places along the iine
with privilege Of iheIea I'M q 15i fsst Tnats
q e1oos - ncl Whits pine; clear OF PGpI ms
s g g ~ s, @ DO IN pieces OF not lies
along the line Offoad. m mSy,6e Te1uins3
CURING Ine months Of Nay and June me
a ~ ~ win be received at the ofties
panyS In the ofica0f thS Nat. InasiSo., Z = -
S9snI4qctpra VIII be reQntred to give Eecurftr
1ot the peFtormi1ce of ABOVE contract
=. - " JHO. MCLURE JK PfeSsk
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Read again the Evidence OF oneaOf
eur oldest Restdents.fiibqi }
srEssRs. ]. N.sHARRIs < co.s,79 h5iE

MEssRs. ], n. HARs1s . co.s1g Luz III :. :
GENTsThststoee certify that heye found
remedies in the world for DfsEAsED LUSSz
I have used It in my family Tor breaking up
Q Troublesome cough with the happ1est excel
! recommended Il to q young lady who had
q haEaSSing cou2h and was tbreRtaned with
Consumption, and It cured her ina few days.
would reoommend IL 10 ali am ieted wit q
eo02h. ana 70 those who are predtspoSed to
f. tl,a A. A, HARRISON.
!, Sold by T, a. LOAN 4 20. sziistia 7zs-l
And by AL DealeIstn Family ALedicinssl
aprtur4m - 20 ll.isT sss-ss7 lloEitTi
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DESCRIPTIVE GAZETTEER
.lIBUsINEss lDIRECToRY
yoglIcH q FHE - - a 60 e,

BUSINESS lhECIUHY +
For C1arkSburg, W. Va, Fairmont. W. va,
2 Morgantown, W. Va, BIoWnSYfIle, Pa,
3 Mon0ngAhelR City, Pa, E1lEabethtOWn,PR,,
BiTmiLEham; Pa, ESffiSbnFEII, Oiea1- n
Y, Warren, Pa. franklin Pa.t and the
OIL Regions, RittannInR, Pa, Freeport,
n Pa. LaWTenesvtlle Allegheny City, Beaver,
WelIsytlle, SIenbenvIIIe, WelEsbaRg,
wheeling, Marietta, ZRnesVIlle, Par.
ID ker8burS,s LPumeToyI Point Pleasant,
ChnrleSton,. Maiden, GnllIpOli lis, Cat
Ripley Augusta, New Richmond, Gin.
elnnA1l, Newport, COvIngtOn, Law.
reneeburRh, Aurora, Rising Sun, Warsaw,
, LexInkt0lt, Frankfort, Madison, JET.
OWensbOr0, Mammoth Cave, Evansville:
Henderson, TerIe HRnte, Lafayette,
sMmiIhia ana. SiaEksyi,ile SashVtIl,,
cumbia, Cairo, Memphis, Helena, Vicks.
r. burg. AaIchez, Baton Rouge, IbervilIe, Car-
rolton, New Orleans, and over one hun
dred other towns and Cities on the Great
Western Rivers, ILLUSTRATED WITH
MATS AND ENGRAYINGs.
The above represents a mere outline Of the
extent and combined advantages Of the pro
posed work ; q but any mind OF ordinary
capacity can at once perceive the vast prao-
teal Dement'S which must follow its Success
full completion. By its directory, the capital
LIST, the producer, the shipper, the factor, the
trader, and the consumer IN each branch OF
human Industry, are possessed of immedi-
ate means Of Jurisprudence thus furnfsh-
ing BUYER AND SELLER q vehicle OF
communication immensely superior 70! all
former appliances, and in accordance with
the spirit OF the age. ~
Werely with perfect security upon its high
appreciation by the entire business com.
munity, to indemnify us Tor the large out
lay that we incur in its and their BEHALF and
pledge ourselves 10 the complete and faith
tuI execution OF what we have assumed.
It's value as an Advertising Medium may
be Judged from the TACT that the various
Hotels, Express, Railroad, Telegraph and In.
sufance Offices, Banks, Bankers, and other
Public Offices and Institutions nave subscrib-
ed for copies, which will alone be peEused by
hundreds OF thousands during the year. In
oder to secure for the work q most extern
stve circulation In the local Towns and
NelghborhoodS, and through the West and
southwest generally, as well as the large
cities OF the Eastern States, Gd-the rates
have been placed 50 that they will reach Ru
classes Of People. Bound in Cloth Gilt
extra paper, s.; Subscription Edition, S;
Cheap Edition for the People, paper sides
OnlyI$d. The Cheap Edition con ainS all the
matter that the Others do. sfI ~ 1uEtf
The Advertisements will be inserted in all
the Editions at the following Low Rata:
One Page, So 0ne-half Page, So; One fourth
Pagey SIS. Special Places extra, as per con-
tract with the Agent. 4f IA z3lFTI
EDWARDS, GREENOUGH& DEYED.
Publishers Of the City Directory OF Louisville,
st Louis, Indianapolis, Chicago and MIL
WAnkee 3ff.# y
The Agent, z. q. DAvESpoRr. Is now IN
the city, at the Sprigg House, soliciting adj
veftIsementS and orders. 20 iapFIB.7hu
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We observe in our dispatches that
the Senate has cruelty rejected the nom
ination OF our old editorial coufrere,
James B. Bingham, once Of the Wheel
ing Tines, for the o. 8. Marahalship
Of West Tennessee. This is bad for
James. We suspect he has been play
it too hne for Andy of late to suit
BroWnlow's taste, and has, therefore,
persisted midway in his brilliant career.
The last we saw of him was at Balti-
more in 1854, at the Union Convention,
where we Understood him to be an or
namental member of the Tennessee
delegation. There was gossip to the
effect that between runnInga Memphis
paper and dickerlng in cotton during
the war, he had taken himself In out of
the wet. It appears, however, that he
still retains his customary "innard
workings" for good position.
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aHa u cd % g
-FeinaRale taught system of arti.
fetal menlory-mnemotec technics. One
day friend of his found waiter in 4
coffee room laughing heartily. On ask
ing the cause of his mirth the fellow
replied: .Ican't help It., sir; 1t Is rain
ing hard, and that 1eFe memory man
has gone and forgotten his umbrella.l''
The Maine colonists in Jaffa, 40.
eosdips to a letter from James p. San-
ford. who visited them in March; are
building houses and cu1tlvating three
hundred acres of land. The colony
numbers one hundred and sixty per-
sons; and four adults and seven chill
dren have died. since their arrival.
Food is abundant -s.t--i.is
WILLIAMS and Mary College, in yir-
ginia, is to be rebuilt, and help iswRnt-
ed. tits the oldest college In Amsri-
ca, but was burned down during the
war. Thomas Jefferson James Monroe,
John Marshall, Winfield Scott, Peyton,
Edmund and John Randolph, u. w.
Ta5ewell, John'J. Crittsndsu and others
IWeIlknown, were graduates Of the coll
Inc farmers in the neigh borhood of
Belfast, Mrine, have hauled one hun.
dred Thousand bushels OF potatoes 10
Belfast the past season, which they
nave SEQ az an average price Of hfty.
4
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gpetIsl tlIsts
KIoxujf, low, March q, 1s57.

MR.. O. n, oDBERT5 q.
sIE-I purchased when In Cincinnati Two
bottles OF your Vegetable AmhgcsiA, md
having used Il, must say that Il q the
greatest hair nest0TeE and gFoWer Of the day.
Exchanged my hRIT to the original color and
Is now growing nicely PleGsa5 Ee1d me
ten dollars, which, II too much, you can re-
turn 10 me- and oblIge -zszss-si=7szsz-ala--z
8. W. STOOPS,
marie y Of stO9ps BFoWn& %; I:
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Wantad-

A GENTs-a5 TO $40 PER MONTH,
duCe throughout the United RtRfeS fhe
GENUINE IARRoEED CoNArON SENSE FAr-
1hY SEWING MACHINE. This machine viii
Sutsh, penn, tel, tuck, quill, bind, braid and
emprotuef In most superior manner, PFice
only Slo. EuIly warranted for i've yearE. We
VIII pay SlIpO0tor any machine thai viii HpJ5
slIonSeTI moro beautiful or more aIasfic
esS5tL t1an ouIs IL makes the Elastic Lock
S1Lch. Every second stitch can Sc cut: and
stli tne cloth cannot be pulled apart with.
o96 tealingtt. We pay agenia from rs to
~ Per month and expenses or o COM
mission nom which twice that amount can
Be made. Address, -. -
SECOlIB& CO., Cleveland. Ohio.
CAUT1oN-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palmlng OnWOfthleSS cast .lr0f1
machines under the same name or other-
wise: Ours is the only genuine and reaiIv
practical cheap machine manufactured i555ss
ApI6-lmd
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Money! Lost

III tuesday, MORNING. SOMEWEHRpe
! Y. between the Catliedrai, on FIffh HffSef
and the new Episcopal Church on FouFfh
Ana entire streeta, . pocket book ConfaIning
sQotea arc NO yalna % any one but the owner
y WIN give one half Of the money "a ~
Under on returning the pocket hook % flIfS-
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Wool Irvine.

iInnO LBS. WOOL TWINRr ON HAND
1UuU and for sale at No. Is g 49, Water st.
apFls Haf5I I'D CHAS. a. BERRY.
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oNE of the great requisites Of Con-
gressional influence is the gin of re-
partee. Unless a member or Senator is
ready with retort, and has the happy
faculty for extemporaneous debate, he
stands no chance Of coping with his
fellows. The success of nearly all our
parliamentary giants Is due to the Bit
ter witticisms aud appropriate respon-
ses which they always have ready.
oue Of the youngest, and at the same
time most influential, members of the
United States Senate, is Hon. James
W. Nye, OF Nevada. His tongue is a two
edged sword, and when he once gets on
his feet he sweeps everything before
him. As an instance Of what may be
considered retorts worthy even Of John
Randolph, We quote from the debate Of
Friday last on the subject Of eOnfirma-
tons:
4Ir: Nye spoke at length, defending
the recent rejection of able Generals for
political reasons. aEr4
Mr.. Doolittle inquired why some were
confirmed and others rejected?
Mr.. Nye replied that the question was
asked centuries ago, Why one was
taken aud another left3 and Il had
never been answered. He would say
to the Senator that those confirmed
were in luck, and those rejected were
not in luck. -5
Mr.DOolittle inquired why the ma
1oEity confirmed the Generals, and took
on the heads the little onesi
Mr. NVn Fnnlfad the SNlSlVa.u v,a,.kI,.
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Roofing Cement.

IN BBLa JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
! n - ~, IL CHAS H.sBERRY,
Rprls AZ .s.sff'4r No, Is d 10 Water st.
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SrDlDu & Serfins'
Nfamps fiir bas SDlf.
400 8roome Ctr, @eip 9orf.

gBir pollen Die aufmertiamfeit Ses 9ublitums ali
Mere eIeganten gianos nit neren Stolen in ben
Igenben Stplen, lenfen:
GtpI 81, z Ottapen, groBe 6ront, rnnoe Gden'
dbIan0enarti9er Boben, entweDer a1tedigc oeer ges
8ntste Seine. eeraoer Boben, bic &nopid)en ell
BEN Brette gnsgebant. "a, nj,
Serpentin auf benz Srette auS9eban@t' sei1nsRtsan
Seinen uno 2pra So w.
sp 81 ntaosn be sr0 PEI SrgmieSsm o ae,
ieielben pis i'm Stgl -" ssi5n'ste S9ra ane 20
npnIt, serli3 geiSnists Ssime ... minis e 9oU
~ otaDsS Usr sfSSs an ei fG nns
Brett, Serpentnbocen, gei9niste Spra uno Hotens
mIt, elegant seicbnisie 6ru1tbetne 81 $oOO
que 0pss Sgs ab bOben oes Doae eerns ee
rans6fibe Ddmpfer, 9orfenpeoai, forage SeGe, SiE
fenbeinfront uno Eoi4entiappen Mio npertrsnen IN
Frem lbersosenen SaB faft ole ~ Ottap Eianos.
| welbe lest fabrisirt wer6en. Sic meroen aR5 ben
beten MaterinIien perferttgt nno tDnnen IN Seing
auf Mppretur, Dauerbdtsteit, 9tetnbeit nno Sdmeii
| hes Eones nicht IbertroiIen merben.
9ie pier oben befdriebenen Stnle be9retfen al ote
,peientIidben Abdnoerungen Der dn6eren Ssnenonn9
unS geitaIt, rpeide pOn pieIen Sabrfanten aui 10
@ir Ieuten bic Mufmerfiamfeit Ses YubIitums, Der
| aertdIfer uno bes 3anoeis ant eime grnnoupe nnS
i teriuthu1a oer Ser6ienite unferer 4stanos .
5Oa mir Sic aroben Ausgnben permeioe rpeldpe mil
foftbaren Eabrifen unb tberen Bayern IN Der Staot
perbunoen ftnb, iino mir i'm Stan6e, oeie Ytdnos 81
qsreiien an pfferiren, pecb= 9Onenrren5 aufheben
llnp LoheH nun SeSermann Elm, cieielben 81 prlfen,
ebe fie ir9eno NO anoers fGhteii. o...u,..x.
gsenn 9leferensen unb 3eusniiie pom &amtltespa
crit perailgt ueroen 70 permelen mir oteieoen, an
uott cine arobe 9arobe nit aiinitlernamen gu mas
en a,lf Sie, rueIben mir uniere Yldnos pertan pa
ben Shr ErtbeiI iiber bic Iptrtt1en Sero'enie un
Serer 3ionos, iiber ibte Tauerbafti9teit, Geiit
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E. 10 bGFit auf eisene @rfabrun9, babeH utet me1
5perth ais bic einfaebs 8iuigIna zines, menn aud
nocb 10 fdbiaen SeiintIers, pelder in einsm Boz
ratBsbouIe Siftrumenfe in autem Con uno Orbnuni
periuht, furs nadboem fie bic lesten poHenoenne
i SanOarifte bes Arbeiters srbaten haben.
nnfer Yolto 1T
Gdneller 8erfanf unb serttge Vortbeile"
nSSS- qaan ie,tbe mn Elm Circular an
Nrctrn S Ncrfin8,
S.fs 6R 400 Erpome 6trase, SeIu Dor
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$i,5O2. S73.9S
Standardization

TotoIbetraa uon gerIuften, Anfprh9en
unA Northumberland $515,Ooy1T
Ser ar5ste 8etrag peIer IN einem einselnen (erfter
RIae) Gale peribert wrbes rpor &2OgOOs eoQ aoeTs
feiseB BE 5dae, ais cine alA9smetne Aeseb @io'OOo
utdt.
ben @erfiderunas IN tr9eIo elmer Staot D6rf
OOer 8eb6noepered, lonoern labt r ~ ceter Se5tes
hung, in ieeenf ei3eInen Gale uon BEN an9emeinen
Gbdrdfter Der BanfbEeten, HBeite Der Straben 4etz
tiateit Der %euerI5i dung ". l. 10. ielten.
Cine beaaubigte Mbidrift ees perbeferten CHARTERS
pber Observation-Disclosures be0letet ieoe Darfteuung
e,oS Ss sas e Ss,S s Ssao aors SIS
SSIimton 3. Tise. 3rueiter gieesgrdIi emf. uns
GRsa 81 Is an or I g. AIfiit Gefretdr ner Wetro=
politan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES na9eem sietelben
etn,eIu einaefGporen fHo,. binterIegen uuo iogei
NAB je6er einseine iast fir i9 ietb eab oas Dbtss
cine treue, uoAe MnS sHrertdige Ausetnaneerlesnng
Sic oben beitbriebeaen 9canrten Derlelben ftno.
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o. Taae bes SannnT, A. D. 1867.
tsed1net) GeDare De Roff.
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Gtabt Eep DOrt.
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Office Gtaatsb0nk ppn Eennefiee,
ode Gberrp Hns Union Str.
seafbefue. Eenn.
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9afbuiHe. ben s. 6ebruar 1867. ,
S&, & u. Saf9aI, gOntrousnr Des S9asamtes
efdtetuiQe hteTmitt DdB 0le
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