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The Healing Pool,
AND HOUSE OF MERCY

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
Hoeard Association Reports for YOUNG MEN,
on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS,
ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the man.
ly powers and create impediments to MAR
RAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address DR..
j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelpia, Pa. June s, '67-y
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FROM the mines of Idaho to the
brown-stone fronts of Madison Avenue, Phalon's
might Blooming Cereus" is in request. Though
the standard perfume of fashion. its popularity
is limited to no class or section.-it is national
staple. e.-PatevsoW GUGydiGH.
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7. J. PuRsELL & Co, Importers and
Dealers in QUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, call attention of jackson
county merchants to their large and well selected
steck, which they are Offering at greatly re-
duced prices. feb eff
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RUMsEY RoADs g REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, of
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive Winter
Stock. They give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and You win always find thelr
stsek the largest and prices the lowest One OF
their firm remains East to give his entire time in
watching the Markets and in buying for them,
solely, and hence their stock is always fresh and
always first supplied with the newest goods.
They operate largely, do business on the princi-
pie of the smallest profits, and practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation. Nov. IA, '67 1yI
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MARCH comes in like a lion. On
M onday there was a snow storm, and on Monday
night the weather was cold and wintry. There
was quite rush to get clothing for protection
and comfort, and ofcourse Baldridge, Grassland
d Co. had big run of custom.
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The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John s Jones and Jane r. Morgans,
John w. White and Mary Mckee.
Jonathan Mccoy and Prudence L. Nelson.
John w. McCammon and Nancy s. sturgiIl,
General I. Leonard and Sarah j. Coon.
William Silvy and Elizabeth Tobert.
William Hilligas and Phebe A. Howe.
George W. West and Susan w. Burlington.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Three accounts filed
Three inventories fled.
One sale bill filed
Twenty-Five accounts settled.
One order for sale Of real estate
One confirmation Of sale of real estate.
Order for discharge of Robert W. Henderson
from Lunatic Asylum as recovered
Mary Jane Culp refused admission to Lunatie
Asylum on account of the typhoid fever being
epidemic in the Institution at this time
Thomas w. Jones appointed guardian of Ed
W. Jones. Bond $50.
Same, appointed guardian of Thomas E. Evans.
Bond, $50.
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MEDICAL NorloE.-Dr, E. Cone ma.

MEDICAL NOTICE. -Df, l.. Gone may
be consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN, at the Jackson House. on Mondays,
September 30 November 4 December 81 Jan
uary 18 February II March %; April o.
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
October / /; November 8; December 10, january
IA; February Is March "a April %.
All sick persons would do well to consult DR..
Gone, as he charges nothing for consultation; and
his success in this community, during five years
practice, is guarantee of bis skill in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases. But do not defer your
application until your disease is ineurabe.
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THERE were eight applications on
Monday last for certificates to teach school, six
of whom succeeded. The following are the
names of those who succeeded samnel M.
McGlung, Thomas Hays Winfield Scott, JOhn j.
Buckley, Joshua II. scurlock and Catharine
Roberts.
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TIE mail train ran off the track one
day last week, short distance above Young
America Furnace, but no Que was hurt. The mail
was detained several hours. But this did not
appear to have any effect upon the trade at
Orange Furnace Store, business went right along
there
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Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature Decay and all the ef-
fects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
.remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience can
do so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
May o. ely AZ Cedar St., N. Y.
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CIR at mium .
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.

We have made special contract with the Howe
Sewing Machine Company TO furnish their
world-renowned machine as a
PREMIUM FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
10
7 H E N D E P E N D EN- r
during the present year. Any person who will
send US the names of twenty-four new yearly
subscribers, at our regular subscription price.
(see terms as above) will be presented with one
of these celebrated machines. the lowest price OF
which is $50. II will be packed and shipped by
express, or otherwise, as directed.
We simply want the names with the money!
OF tireRtg.tour persons who do not take our paper
and who really subscribe for it they may be sent
one at time, or all together they may be at one
post office or more than one--we are only par
ticular that they shall be bona tide new subscribers
ANY one person subscribing for "a wears, or any
tto0 persons for II years. or any three persons for
years, will be entitled to tie machine under
above offer.
Persons intending to take advantage of this
offer, and sending the subscribers names as they
obtain them, will please state in each instance
that they are sent on this account.
All subscriptions sent under this offer must be-
gin with the number Of our paper nert after the
receipt Of he money.
Remittances must be made by post Office mon
ey order bank check, or express (paid.l
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Ii would be gross libel to say that
ladies use tobacco, yet if YOU present bottle of
PHALoN's new perfume FLOR DE MAYO, to
pretty girl, she ill be very apt to open it and
take little snuff. Sold by all druggists.
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]. r. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, of
fsrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods g. Notions,
en- terms the most favorable. lyI
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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CARPENTERS BOOK.

SIX NAOMAEAs As tne Wntte HOUSE,
Any person who will send us the name of new
the money, will be presented with this book. II
will be sent by mail, postage paid, or delivered
at the desk of our Publishing office. Old sub
scribers, not in arrears. on renewing their sub
scriptions, and sending LIS fifty cents extra, will
also be presented with copy of the book. We
have already given away more than twelve thou
sand copies of this remarkable volume, and the
demand continues undated 1t ought to be In
every family In the country. The retail price al
the book stores is 81 30.
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WE are glad to learn that Col. Henry
G. Deming, who was much distinguished in the
last Congress for his eloquenee and power in
debate, and who was greatly instrumental in pro
curing the passage of the act creating the office
of Lieutenant General, has been engaged for some
time on Life of General Grant.
The terms of intimacy and confidence which
subsist between the eloquent author and Grant
and his friends-Washburn, of H.. Gov. Gates
and others-give him greater facilities in his labor
than any other writer could have.
Those who have seen portions of the manu-.
script speak of it as being written with great
power and of absorbing interest.
This will probably be The Life of Grant for " de
and general circulation. We learn that it will
be published by s. s. Scranton & Co., Hartford
Ct, and the National publishing Co., Cincinnati
Ohio.
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On Sunday last young gentleman
named Qualls, who is of the colored persuasion
and who had been indicted by the Grand Jury
for petty larceny, was committed to Jail.
We believe that Sheriff Wilson now has about
eight regular boarders at his hotel
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NonoE.--All persons knowing them
selves indebted to us either by note OF book ac-
count, will please call and settle Immediately, as
We want TO close up our business at once.
Jan. 9, Is6s--2m BuSE, CAvErR & BUu
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THE criminal term of the Probate
Court commenced on Tuesday, and was held in
the new Probate Office, in the new Court House
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Itch! Itchy Itch =
SCRATCHi SCRA TCH!t SCRATCHt!l
in from 10 to 48 hours.
TVHEA TONS OINTMENT cures THE IrcH.
HHEA T0N'S OINTMENT cures SALT RHEuM.
WHkA TONS OINTMENT cures letter.
HHEA TONS OINTMENT cures BARRIERS ITCH
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
IFHEAT0N'S OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
of Humor like Magic.
Price 90 cents per box, by mail, 60 cents Ad-
dress WEEKS & POTTER, Ne. 40 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass
For sale by all Druggists.
[Oct 8, '67-y.l
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WHAT has become of the Grant Club
In this place2 Come gentlemen, if we succeed
there must be no putting the hand to the plow
and then turning back Let us hear from you.
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Mr.. DUNCAN, our Representative, has
been at home couple of weeks. attending court
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The ancients desired clocks bushy
and black as the raven" as one of the perfections
OimanhoOd, and tressss lsng, silken and luStrous,
as the crswning beauty Of womanhood, but Time,
the ely old dog, drew his fingers through their
hair and left HIS MARX" in white.--Time is
now baffled by those who use Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia, the greatest and most reliable Hair
Restorative of modern times.
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Furnished Weekiyby CHAs. RUoDEs, ESQ.,. Record.
of Jacks0n COuHfU

FUTHtshed Heekfy by CIAa, RHODES, Esq, Record
eFof JacksOa County.
James Hahofy and wife to Lewis J. Murphy.
Lot in town Of Berlin. s55.
Enoch Russell and wife TO George Montgomery.
Quit Claim to 1s acres in Bloomfield tp. 600
John Rodeuck and wife to William Horton. 40
acres In Jefferson p...."..........,...ss $500.
Joshua E. Ferres and wife to james BurchneId.
o. acres In Liberty tp.".....,........a.g $500.
Thomas W. Jones to Welsh Congregational
Church, Oak Hill. In Lot u in Oak Hill. .s75
W. P. Rathburn & Co. to Elisha b. Greene. 80
acres in Bloomfield .s4OO.
Ralph Smith and wife to Charles Smith. 70 acres
III MADISON p....'.................. $780,
Sheriff Wilson to Charles and Ralph Smith. 15S
acres In Madison tip. p..................$3 So 956.
VIM. Cogan and wife to Ripley johnson. 40 acres
S.S.R. lands in scioto tp..............s5 $500
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We expect to have good measure of success
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finding because we are radical and lots Of advice,
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perhaps than ever before.
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CHOICE SEEDS AND PLANTS.

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ment ever offered. Feb Is '6S-3m
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n ew Advertisements ts
SnOciaI Notice.

The death Of my late partner, Samuel
F. Barber and the appointment of an
administrators upon his estate renders
it absolutely necessary that all persons
indebted to the late firm make immediate
settlement.
hope this notice will he attended to
promptly, as the books must he settled
at once.
LEANDER W. FRENCH.
Feb. 20. est
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- 4J1A4 ~ 4 y LIE ADLE9l WINTERS IN the
country.
ITS ARTICLES ARE ALWAYS READABLE.
racy, and practical; not dull, meta
physical, and stupid.
1T PAYS MORE FOR ITS WEEKLY CoNTRI.
BUTTONS than any other THREE relig-
ious papers in the country.
1T HAS THE ABLEST CORRESPONDENT Ts in
all parts OF the country and Europe.
1T DON'T FILL UP Its columns with scissors
contributions"
IT DISCUSSES BOLDLY and fearIesslv all reIi-
gious, moral and political topics
1T HAS MORE ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS
and other reading matter than any other
weekly religious paper.
ITS WRITER'S are chosen from all the leading
Christian denominations.
ITS READERS are the thinking, progressive,
Wide-awake, and most active men and
women OF the times.
IT AIMS TO BE A CHAMPION FOR TRUTH
and equity.
IT IS AS RADICAL As TRUTH and Justice can
make it, and means to be always
and forever
IT Is UNSECTARIAN and earnestly seeks Chris
tan union.
ITS EXPENDITURES the present wear will be
far greater than ever before.
1T WILL HAVE MORE SPECIAL DEPART
MENTS than ever before.
1T WILL HAVE MORE RELIGIOUS NEWS
than ever before.
IT WILL TAKE A DECIDED INTEREST in the
coming great Presidential contest.
IT WILL EARNESTLY SEEK the mora. political
and religious interests of the whole people
of the nation, irrespective of race,
color, or condition.
1T WILL DISCUSS FREELY ALL FINANCIAL,
MATTERS from high moral standpoint
1T WILL INSIST that every engagement aud
obligation OF the country shall be promt-
ly met with gold, as agreed
1T WILL OPPOSE, under present circumstances
any further contraction Of the currency
1T WILL NOT BE IN HASTE to give political
power to those who have been rebels.
1T WILL ADVOCATE RECONSTRUCTION on
a basis (and that only) of exact and
impartial justice.
1T WILL OPPOSE ALL POLITICAL MAN
GUVERlNG and machinery calculated
to lower the standard of national
honor and integrity.
IT WILL CONsECRATE ITSELF with all its
power and influence TO the great work of
moral, political and religious reform and
Christian freedom the world over.
1T Is THE PAPER FOR FARMERS, HAVING
weekly produce and market reports
and prices current.
IT is THE PAPER FOR BANKERS and caBi-
talists having weekly money articles 6nan-
cial news Wall street gossip, etc.
IT is THE PAPER FOR MERCHANTS, having
weekly dry goods reports, with latest quo
tations and general prices current.
IT Is THE PAPER FOR BUSINESS MEN of sll
classes, having weekly discussions on
business matters.
1T ISA GREAT FAYORITE WITH CHILDREN.
having weekly stories from the
ablest writers.
IT Is THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM, it
Is believed in the country.
WE ASK NO SUBSCRIPTIONS to support us
as charitable Institution.
WE ASK FRIENDS to help us In Increasing our
circulation and usefulness, If they believe
we are doing good-snd not otherwise.
WE EEXPECTT TO GWEN EVERY NUMBER0F
thepaper through the year reading matterto
the extent of any 0rdlnary-sized volume
of 300 pages sold OF the bookstores.
WE EXPECT EVERY SUBSCRIBER of this
paper to say that the money paid for
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Commercial and Financial Dep'mt.

AS FOLL4OWSi
Commercial and FiRdnciaL-IaH. Ne,cs and Gossip
in Wal Street-ImpOrtam Necs for Capital
iSts, Bankers and Business MeR-Monsg
Aarket-Centrdi Pacific Raiiroad
Dry Goods Report-DTy Goods QuOfdtioHs-F Produce
Market Reports Prices Cufreat-Nev York
Cattle Ndrket-Farmers' Column.
THE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never Equalled In any other
Religious Newspaper.
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the War. Taxation. THE Par.
ty for Freedom in Peril.
By Rev. T. NJ POST, Saint Louis. No.
K E E PIN G ALIVE.
ANAPPEAL TO CHRISTIANS.
BY Rev. THEo.L.CUYLER,D.D. Brooklyn,N NY.
Praying in the Holy Ghost.
THE GREAT EXPERIMENT.
By Rev. GEO. B. CHEEvER, d. D.. New York
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON,
Election of Gen. Beatty from Ohio. The first
gun at the WHITE HOUSE. Hopeful i'd
vices from the South. New Hampshire
and Connecticut Elections. Supreme
Court On Reconstruction The
President and his Cabinet
after General Grant
Speaker ColfsXs
receptions,
etc.
By our Washington Correspondent.
ID. ". BARTLETT.
The Lost Image.
Chapter TX Of an Original Story.
Written by an Orthodox Clergyman expressly
for The Independent and destined TO be. we
believe, one of the most popular racy
and instructive series Of contribu-
tions ever given to q religious
newspaper
BOSTON CHIT-CHAT.
Boston says never die. Religious Prosperity.
Art. Crown Of New England. Gould's An
drew. Law and Disorder. Trick on
Messrs Harrison, Gray, Otis, etc,
By cur Boston Correspondent,
HABITE,
One of the ablest and most spicy
writer's in the country.
Henry Ward Beechef and Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
The Guardian Angel and Norwood
By SUSAN POSEY.
DECEMBER WOODS.
An original Poem.
By JOEL BLNTON, Armenia, New York.
COMPANION FOR THE WINTER.
Maple Wood Fire
Endorsed bya Blessed Old Black Woman"
A Story Without A EEOraI,
FOR CHILDREN.
By ABBY SAGE, Charleston, Mass.
EDITORIALS, AS FOLLOWS:
THE TONGUE OF FIRE, or EXTEMPORANE-
Gus PREACHING.
QUEEN YICT0RIA's EXPERIENCES.
TWO WAYS OF LOVING
Loving the Good and Loving the Wicked.
THE METHODIST BISHOPS
Thompson, Morris James, Scott, Simpson, Baker,
Ames Clark, DR.. Kinsey, Edward. Thom-
sOn-'as able men as any Christian
Denomination can boast"
AN OLD DNEWSPAPER-THE FEDERAL spr and
DAILY ADVERTISER, OF Dee I'd, 1904.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
SHALL WE LOSE THE EXCISE LAW?
WEEK OF PRAYER.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Personal NEWS.
NEW YORK AND VICINITY.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
REVIVAL RECORD.
GENERAL NEWS.
BOOK TABLE.
MINISTERIAL REGISTER.
SABBATH SCHOOLS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
PEBBLES.
SELECTIONS.
Commercial and Financial Dep'mt.
AS FOLLOWS:
Commercial and FRdnciaL-7alE, News and Gossip
in Wal Sreet-ImpOrtam Ner5 for Capital
iSts, Bankers and Business MeR-Moneg
Harket-CeRtrdi Pacific Railroad.
Dry Goods Report-DIy Goods QuOtations-P Produce
Market Reports Prices CuTreat-Nsv York
Cattle Ndrket-FGrmers Column
THE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never Equalled In any other
Religious Newspaper.
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EDITORIALS, AS FOLLOWS:

THE TONGUE OF FIRE or EXTESfPORANE
Gus PREACHING.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S EXPERIENCES.
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IT Is THE PAPER FOR FARMERS, HAVING
weekly produce and market reports
and prices current.
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IT WILL CONsECRATE ITSELF with all its
power and influence to the great work of
moral, political and religious reform and
Christian freedom the world over.
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IT is TIE PAPER FOR BANKERS and capi-
talists, having weekly money articles, linan-
cial news, Wall street gossip, etc.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-03-05

A Story Without A EEOraI,
FOR CHILDREN.
By ABBY SAGE, Charleston, Mass.
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The case of Cherington We. Booth contes ted
election, came up on Saturday, and we argued
the case for Cheringtou. On Monday Mr.. Mayo
argued the case for Booth. lie did not conclude
his argument. The legal questions involved will
be argued the last of this week.
The case of Ohio VS.. Andrew RUSSELL on an
Indictment for murder in the second degree, was
commenced on Monday afternoon. Wewill give
full report of this case next week.
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1T WILL INSIST that every engagement aud
obligation OF the country shall be promt-
ly met with gold, as agreed
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-03-05

TWO WAYS OF LOVING
Loving the Good and Loving the Wicked
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THE METHODIST BISHOPS
Thompson, Morris james, Scott, Simpson Baker
Ames, Clark, DR.. Kinsley, Edward, Thom-
son-'as able men as any Christian
Denomination can boast"
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DECEMBER WOODS.
An original Poem.
By JOEL BLNT0N, Armenia, New York.
A COMPANION FOR THE WINTER.
Maple Wood Fire
Endorsed by a Blessed Old Black Woman. #
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oens iber $31 100000. Gbenfo rdtbieIbaft!
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blofiren uno Die &ilten su benahen batte, fotete tie
nur S29 900, 1000 sipei Millionen Dollars peniaer
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ner MannIdaft BON 67 ,120; Die 9lusgaben betra9en
100000 idbrlif. Oie Slotte Der Ser Staaten
beitebt aus Sc S6ifen nit II 900 Seeiolbaten uno
WtatrDien; Die Nus9aben betra9en $31 ,0O00 900.
Ser britil6en Gegerung allo fotet Elm &riegsIbiff
i'm Surdlhnitt idbrli6 $4,000 - Der ipariamen
rraotfalen" rtfanii d. en- $4,000; iiber sebn=
tauleno Solar mebr. Ser britiidben Gesie=
rung folten ibre Seeleute per Wtann bur6I6nittli9
$500 = Der republifaniih muiterpirtb aftli6en
am rifanii9en $500; nebr als breimal 10
Diel
Gs tudre nun intereiiant su erfabren, iuie bieie
maenmeile 8erl6euoerung bon @eoern, Die Der
9ongreB nit Jreuoen betpiigt fertg 9ebra6t ipiro.
SOllte es mD9li6 1ein, baB in bieen fDitlpieli9en
departments iiberaQ @eihdftsfreunoe, 8rioer,
8ettern unb IonItige MneebDrise Der raoifalen @e=
leBgeber unb Galenperpalter angeitelt lino, reip.
Die Geierungen su belor9en baben Ooer iOlten aui
Der sSlotte aud 10 pele 8iiren, sSebernleIier H. f.
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