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COAL.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

INTERNAL REVENUE.
THE Opal DEPoT
FOR THE SALE OF
REV UB STA MP 8,
No. 3oA CHESTNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICES, No 400 s. FIFTH ST.
1.-TWO doors below Chestnut street,,
No A32 WALNUT STREET,
tPenn Building,
RsT ABLIs s HRD 1862.
The sale of Revenue Stamps is stIn continued
at the Old Established Agency.
The stock comprises every denomination
printed by the Government and having at all
times large supply we are enabled to I'LL and
forward (by Mail or Express), all orders, imme.
diately upon receipt, matter of great impor-
tsnce.
United States Notes., National Bank Notes,
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Post onice Orders
received in payment.
ANY information regarding the decisions OF
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheer.
fully and gratuItousy furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks
Receipts, etc.
The following rates Of commission are allowed
on Stamps and Stamped Paper
On SS and upwards. per cent.
IOO ..s~...''..'''"'"..'.'''.'d
Z" 300 ,......................4
Address all orders, ETC., to
HTAMP AGENCY,
No aO4 chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS OF
all kinds, and STAMPED ENVELOPES con-
stantly on hand.
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SOUTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Yes-
terday was quite gala day in this church, the
new pastor, Rev. DR. Parsons, formerly Of st.
Joseph, Mo. The church was beautifully deco.
rated with flags, banners, etc and tablesspread
sent that the ladies had not neglected the
"inner" wants. In the afternoon the Sabbath
schools received the congratulations OF their
pastor. The exercises were of q character that
the children will notsoon forget: In the even
ing addresses were made by the Rev DR.. March,
Rev X. II. Allen, and others. DR.. Parsons
responded feelingly to the manner in which he
ing "Blest be the tie that binds our hearts In
Christian love-" the large audience dispersed
about halfpast 10 O'Clock.
DEATH FROM BURNING.-A most distressing
accident occurred at the residence offs Wilmer
Osnnell, Esq. near Torresdale, resulting In the
death OF one OF his servants from burning.
This woman (the coo5), in endsavoring TO light
a lamp, in some way exposed her dress to the
flames. No one being in the room at the time
of the accident, the flames had made considera-
BILE headwsy before she could give the alarm.
| The lady OF the house, rushing down stairs,
instantly deluged her with water, but the
woman expired in q few moments. AS the
| lamp was found upright on the table, with all
occnTred m rom any e%posion TSis is sS drsct nSVe
| warning to the many who expose themselves
80 heedlessly to accident from fire.
To HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERs.-Especial
| attention is requested to the sale of new and
very elegant furniture to be sold by M. Thomas
" Sons, Nos. l89 and l4l 8. Fourth street. on
Friday morning next, without reserve, COM
| prising rosewood, walnut, and ebony parlor,
| chamber, and dining, room furniture, manu-.
| facluTed by George j. Henkels & Co., aud to
be sold to close partnership account Now
ready for examination with catalogues.
THE HOUSE OF REFuGE.-Mr. James J. Bar
| olay, Chairman of the Board of Managers of the
House of Refuge, announces that he Will re.
ceive applications for the situation of Assistant
| superintendent of the white departmental that
| institution, at his office. No. Athen@um
Building. until the Sd day of March next.
Run 0vER.-Mrs. Gallagher, residing at No.
I 770 S. Thirteenth street, was run over by q cab
| at Twelfth and Shippen streets, and sustained
slight injuries. Hugh O'Malley, driver of the
vehicle, was arrested and held TO bail by Alder
| man Bonsall.
| RoBBERY.-The residence No. 14l2 Lancas-
| ter street was entered on Sunday morning and
| robbed OF dress and shawl
| DEAD INPAET EARLY this morning a dead
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wv EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED II
wv the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and EnRraver
no. 1893 OHEANUT Street
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Marriages.
Tba number OF marriages in each month dur
80 - ~, NJ 20 ,rIf lsRT fnlln
Total................



year over the returns OF 1867.
The ceremo onies employed during 1868 were:-
Methodist, 1907; Roman Catholic, ll4l; Presby-
terian. 7OS; Episcopal, 675 Lutheran. 5lS Baptist,
400; Aldermen, 46i; German Reformed, 80; In
dependent, lis; Mayor, 81; Hebrew, SO; Dutch
Reformed, 25; Universalist,2l Evangelical Asso-
ciation, Is; independent German, le Friends,
l6; Moravian, 8; Unitarian, .; UniJeu Drethreh
3; Congregationalist, l; Second Advent, l.
Average marriages per month"."..........."....59l
WeoK.u
"day....,......,.,,.....,....l Is
or the men married 1907 were natives OF the
United States. OF whom 1895 married women of
the United States $50 married foreign women,
and IL married women whose netivities were
unknown. The foreign men married num-
bered 2Al8; of whom 627 married women OF the
United States, IVA married foreign women and
AZ married women whose nativ1ties were un-
known.
Ofthe women married there were natives of
abe United States 1887, of whom 1895 married
men of the United States, 6E married foreign
men, and l5 married men whose natiVities
were unknown. The foreign women married
numbered 2073, of whom 299 married men of
the United States, and IVA married foreign
men,
The ages of the parties married were as fol-
tOWR.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EaB@ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
b@sS a meeting of The stoekh kholdsrs Of THE
STOCKTON HOTEL AND IMPBoVEMENTC
COMPANY or CAPE MAY Will be held at The
ONCE Oi the West Jersey Railroad Company, at .
0'ccck p. NJ OF SATURDAY, February II. 1858. for
the purpose OF organizing said corporation and
ALBERT w MARKLEY,
W. j. SEWELL,
GFORGE j. RICHARDSON
TDWAhD A. WARNE,
FRhD FAIRTHORNE
JOHN FAREIRA.
JOHN O. BULLIrT,
February 2s. 1883. Iit1 Commissioners.
kSag~ FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHI.
49, LApELPhIA, NO. 72s ARCH Street, Phila-
delphia, February Y8. 1861
By fssoiuiiol efIke Board of Direoiors the busi.
meas OF the Fourth National Bank has been tempo.
fRfily susp ende6 In order TO Rhosd an opportunity
10 examine Its accounts.
DepOsiIoTs may rest assured that under no ciscum.
stances can they sustain losas
The business Of the Bank, k 10 expected, Will
resumed in Few days. J.. III, RAISER,
II Cashier.
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BOARDING.

A I NO. ll2l GIRARD STREET MAY BE
81 obtained furnish ed and unfuTnished rooms Tor
loiging. Board also, Il desired, slu
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Specie Shipmeut,

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The Allemania sale
to-day tor Hamburg with Ss5, 600 in specie.
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Run OvER.-Mrs. Gallagher, residing at No.
~ az TweIfth and sbipnep streets. and s1staineS
slight injuries. Hugh O'Malley, driver of the
vehicle was arrested, and held TO bail by Alder
man ROnRall
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THE HOUSE OF REFuGE.-Mr. James J. Bar
olay, Chairman of the Board of Managers of the
House of Refuge, announces that he Will re-.
ceive applications for the situation of Assistant
Superintendent of the white departmental that
Institution, at his office. No. 3 Athenaeum
RnildlnR. until the 3d daY of March next.
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1 i.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-10
BULLS
SARS Alp ~ IS IL L. a
A GOOD REASON FOR TIE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

Benton Barracks, Mo, April N, 1896.
pR. JOHN BUIL--DoaT SIR; knowing the en-
cheney of YOUR sarspara and the healing and bene-
beial Qualities II possesses send you tho following
statement 81 mycase'
Twas wounded about two year, aso--Wis taken prs ,
oner and confpod for sixteen months, Beng moved
So often my wounds have not healed yet. have NOT
sal MIA IN oment since was wounded, ana mot
tLroish the hips. My general health - impaired,
and need something 10 assist nature, have more
fIth I'M your saf-apaIls than iu yih'ng else wish
that that h genuine. Please express me hall dozen
tot,Iss and Sllire CAPT q. L. JOHNSON,
"S'''>' 81 Louis, Mo.
T. tho following was written Anr.l 30, leo', ~
M Jennie Johnson mother # 'Hpi Johnson
Or John BULI.-UeE Sir; Ny husband Dr. O.
s. J0huton was a skil surgeon and physician ln
Central New York. whore hc died, leaving hf aho''
g. f. Jnhuson iu INV care. A. thirteen years OF asei
hc had "a chrome UHTluta auu -.lui .It, lnr Nn.h
rave INN your ...r.rUa ~ CURED HlM: J
hnye fpr ton y,... recommended Ii q. Wnuy IN H.E
york. OHIO irI '..# H"-1iH't Fever sores ana
general drII..,. De rrt success has attended H.
me airfs ff,.t. l .at ~ ..Itl tH4 yf." fi'.s
r.rf eIrsst n.... 1920 worry anxious Tor my s'n
10 again har. ..... 'H juNI ai lil.,, N" n
rulIUl ~ g.f 90. .'''. . "., tut " i''t
t5yoI fur't ... ...|. H.fu tgu.t.r, ont ttlc'c
'. ""' JENNIE JOHNSON.
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To Nh United States and World. Vide
Readers:
HAVE received many Testimonials from profes
u sional and ncdicslmcn Ne my aunnnacs hnd vari'
Gus publications have shown, all OF which ar. genuine
Ihe following rom q highly educated ana ,poPuin
nh ysirian in Georgia, certainly one OF The Most
sens ble commu nicatlops have ever received, ~.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks or ana hls
testimony deserves 10 be written IN letters OF Sod
lie ar what the Doctor says OF bui's wor" D's
troycr; .. N..t
- yinanov, walker County, CAL
June 20, lsS.
pr. Ions prtL-peM Sir: fhAve recently given
your "Worm Destroyer" several TRIALS, anf md 10
Wonderfully eficac Gus. 10 has mot nied IN snge
distance 20 have the wished-for effect. an ao'hs
pretty large county practice, and have day use tor
some Article ofthe kind am hec 70 confess
that know OF no remedy recommended ~ the auess
that is 10 certain and speedy hlts suec's'
ON the contrary, they are uncertain in he extreme,
NV object In you 20 End out upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from you. ~ can
get IL upon easy terms. shall use gf.1 deai 81 "
am aware that the use o such articles u contrary 70
III. hings and practice OF great majority OF we
| r,gular line iscadng remedy when We kho~ 20
be sunicicnt simply because ve may be ignorant OF n-
Combination For my part, shall make u RUE 10
use all and every means 20 alleviate surering human
ity which may be able 70 command-not hes,tsuhs
because some one more ingenious lhsh M ssI .'.S
leaned II. effects first and secured the sole rght 70
secure that knowledge However, an by no means
an advocate or supporter OF the thousand OF worhe-s
nostruns that ood the county, tit purport TO cure
alI manner OF diseases 70 which fcsh j. hef flease
reply soon. and inform me ofyour hcs'f"rins
| am, or, very respectfully, =, .,
- JCLIUsf CLEMENT, ND.
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AND FANCY GOODS
4h ta.... .
.4.
Everything Fresh and New.

Mrs Anna Lang has )ust opeueh iiesn shu s", w,
y m .l,onable stock Of bonnets, hate, houcfs, ND
hons and fancy goods generally M a. she nv NJ
expense, che IL confident 81 her s"iy '" @
ali other Establishments IN the city Inc ladles are
invited 20 call. .....,.
she Also COLOR, beachc- and makes over bqnnsn
.,d hats In style store on Tenth street, betvecn
Washin gton Ayenne aud Walnut street. A,
Alro o full stock Of wot-ieds oe,eN
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Che evening 8ulleti,..

The EvrsiSo BULLETS IL published every AFTER
ann. at No IS Tenth street, (Thornton Bock), by
chm II. oberly 4 Co., for circulation by carriers,
evsnen. and the mails.
me WEEKLY BULLETIN, large eight-page forty col.
umn paper, issued on Thursday, for the mails ana
for sale at our counter and by newsdealtrs'
sEspeclmen copies furnished rnrr. Address,
JOHN II. OBERLY a CO., Cairo, III.
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LONDON DOCK GIN.

Especially designed for the use Of the Medical Fro-
C.ss,dn ana fe Ealnily. po-ss.-inc those intrinsic
medicinal properties which belong 10 an old apd Pure
Gin.
plants. delicious Tonic Put up ln ca-gsl contain
ing one dozen bottles each and ul0 10y an dtueg SIS
lrocet- Sc. A. u. Biumggr Co., established l'io,
No. 10 BcaS or street, NcN York, ualidIy
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SoyUdOnt.

Us..u'- tooth powder .rt Iaatos French anu IN
o m rrcparaon- for the teeth and tooth powder OF
superior quail, OF our own make. can ana take your
DIM-.. M HlrcIlNa,.
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4. rEmALE WEAKNESS.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy !

The Great Soothing Remedy!
ms (cures Cole and Gripping in PRICE
wIttTCoMBsl The bowels, and facilitates -
SYRUP 1.-THE process Of teething )CENIS
Nus (subdues Commissions and ov- PRICE
WHIT oNn'S .rcomes all diseases incdentf %
SYRUP. Ito infants ana ehior'n '.,
MRS, ocures Dia rhea, Dysentery,) PRICE
WUITCoMB's ana summer Complaint IN 20
SYRUP children OF all ages. C'NIS
NJ. the Great Infants and Chdren's Soothing
Remedy in III Disorder brought on by teetning or
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO.. s'
Sold BY druggists AMI dealers in medicine every
shere. '''N
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DRUGS.
.............. 49, 49,. -''s's--'
OBSERVE!
Arc You "a Slave

To the use Of rohacco' 4. you ssh to cut NE ".
thy habit OF course you &c. Then gei huIloh
Tubaeco Antidote ami you will not only To cured OF
the use Of tobacco. butyou vii not cTafe u AsAn,
such = the experience ofhundred-. Many IN Cairo
nave used it and found u IN every wsy eneetoA .rt
lot and TRY H. IL YOU Nv. ~ = distance, rend my
cent 90 Bsrrls, Bro'hsrs Cairo and they "ih 'eH'
YOU a boz by return mail.
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Testimony of Va, dicai Men,
Stuu, b.. ut White Co., AIk May ~, CO.
DR.. ions rrIr F..r -iT Last NehfuhIy was AZ
Louisville Iur.iH- HE drugs, and GOT aoho VI S"ui
~arsapaTllla gI &C. .I.l Bttcrs. . -, -. -,
Ny sou-iu-,aW, HUu was with me IN the store, mas
been DOM with the rheumatism for some tlin' CON-
menced ON the Bitt,rs, and soon found ms general
health improved, ., a.,
pr. est, who ha. been in bad health tried them
and he also improved .,
br Coffee, who has been in bad health iol several
ycars--sioaatA ant Lrer afiected-he nnproNti very
much hy the use ofyour Bitters, Indeed ne OeaIoh
Butor- La- given you great popularity lhums seiue-
m"ut / thuk could sell great 9lmty OF your
medicine tins hl especially the Heodun Spt.s ~
G. u. WALKER,
/ Prepared 10y DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth street, Louisville, Ky
e
For sale 5y BARCLAY BROS.
-pglu
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California Wine.

II YOU want the pure arth le from the original pack
ages received direct from sunny slope vineyards, Los
Angeles county California, 20 to Barclays. they
have IT, Angelica aud Port.
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Ladies', Attention.

The puresr and best aItloles Of extracts Of Lemon
and Vanilla for hayorng ice cream, ltllies, puddhg-
etc TO he had nj BARCLAYS
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~ LII

I'D ~ LIS
CEDEDN bAI'I lA4tS.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
n r.Tx 49,. .. - TN~nu-Ct rom
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-10
Ii,Iang fhlang.

The Flower ~ Flowers. This new and popal.I a Az
deli ghtiu handkerchief extract, mtnu1 tuI.a D, 'e
celebrated Rmmcl, Of Paris, D. 20 b" hhl AT ",
store on the Lcyee. IN the rerfmefy I'm" " " VIC
''sue qua nom among the upper-hn.dom' 10 =, -
cogniztd ne person ol "clePant TASTE !oumuat use
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I,mrc Crcana or Tmrtnr.

The best EngIsh SOFIA, Jnw.'s' Ginger elem ana
mesh Pure AN-picc, Black Pepper, Huiinegs' emma
mon Bark, etc, AT llafcliy Brothers,
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Brandies, WHISTLES, Wines.
BY Barclay Brothers. .---------------
For Safely Killer.

Goto Barclays aud get sheet o. putsner ~.
XIII a quart 81 Flies
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Uuuul,apar.abIc Cement.

This new and reliable articles Manufactured, 70,
common drd and Tor sale by Barclay Brothers Used
Mnod leAI Der. glA.s. chlnnNAIe, elo.
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white Lead.
Young ladies

Paints oils, and col"rs OF Az 'i"''--eN'"p ioI G"
al BARCLAYS.
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French gsiacking.

The demand fur this article has 50 increased as 20
neccssitate the purchase OF another large supply We
have the true article made by the noted maiuactn'
rers, MurcerQu ana ircsson For either KIND 80 10
Barclays
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
Tyr. JOHN BULL.
DIR. JOHN BULL,
MANUFACTURERS AND vESDER OF THE
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
FOR THE CURE OF l I.s
AGUE AND FEVER
OR CHILLs AND FEVER.
. uIaow ,hHH".s p. tHl
----o--- la.. #.iI.HW \
u,HE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine Justly
claims for ita superiority over all refnedies ever
offered TO the public for the safe CERTAIN s,dy and per-
mdnent erre Of Aguc and Fever, or Chl!s and feyh,
whether OF short or long standing he reiers 20 nv
entire Western and country TO bear him
testimony TO the truth OF the assertion that IN no
case whaiev will fail to cure, the directions are
strictly followed and carried out, Ina great many
cases nrIe dose hos been sufficient for cure aud
whole families have been cured by single botpe,
with perfect restoration OF the general health jtJs
however prudent and in every ease more certain 70
cure II us use " continued in smaller doses Tor
especially in diftcnlt and long standing cases, Isu.
ally this medicine will not require any aid 70 keep
err re auire cathartc mediene, sfter having taken
thrc, or four doses Of the Tonic, a single dose oil
BnII's Vegetable Family pills VIII be- sum
cent, t-ii..e
Dir. JOHN BULLS Prclpd Office: ....
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For sale ay BARCLAY BROS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-17
Die SsatiDnalbanfem

8tpei bon ben i'm lesten Gonare1Ie
eingebradten, auf Die 9fotionalbanfen
be3ugli6en Bills fino fdIteBli6 nod
our6 oes 9rafiogntsn Sobnfon Inter
I9rift gu 8eiesen erboben tporben, =
namli1 cine Bill, tpel1e Die regelinG.
ei9en bierteiiabrli9en @e1enfdafts >
beritbte Der 0anfen obIdatft nnD itatt
OelIen ben Comptroller oes RapiergeI<
oes beauftrast, flnf NeaIe i'm Sabre,
au Inn beliebi9en 3eite1, foIde Bee
ridte BON ben 8anfen ein3uforbern,
uno cine Bill, welde ben 9lationaIs
banfen nerbietet, Geloanpeiianeen au
beelaRbieen, tpenn nidt bic 5urO efune
oerielben erforberli1en Summen in
ben Banfen bepouirt iino. 9Iber Die
| fur ben 8elten uno ben Gioen mid :
tisite Nationalbanf Bill, namli6 Die
Dill, tpelde cine neue uno aere6tere
@ertbeilung Der gtatienaIbanf @ripis
Ie9ien unter bic perihieoenen Staaten
povldreipi, III an benz g8ioerfanoe,
ben bas grose 0itlide 9lationaIbanfin.
tershe Der Ssa entseeenlebie, geldeis
tert.
gEie unreht bas lit, oebt aus Der
fOIgenoen, ben 8eridten oes Comp
troaers 6es 4apieraeIoes enfIehnten
8uIammenlteuuna berbor. Die 8e.
Oolferuna Der Union bertheiIt iiG in
nrei aiemIid aIsidben SheiIen ouf Die
Gruppe Der aehn nerooltlid,en @toaten
NIT IL, OOO. 600 Gintpobnern ouf III
@ruppe Der aehn meisiidlen @toaten
einfnlie6Iid wtiiIouril NIT oIeid1fois
ID 600 600 Ginmobneru NM o1f h;s
nier,,bn fIAIihen Stooten sbsntons
NIT - 600 Oo0 Giunahnern Gan
fommen nnd1 bic @fonten nm serr,s
torien an, itilIenS Ol eere n,it et,no elmer
y0i1inn Ginmabner glber S,sIs fon,
men in Der obioen Srooe mint = Rs.
trodbt. neil bos 8oSieroeIb oort ME in
iraen6 ueIden erbebIidsen eunimen in
lmIauf aefommel1 it,
Stun betr4ot bic Circulation Der 6ff .
Iiden Gtaaten gruppe 1896 ,o0O. Oo0.
bic Der tpeitlid,en $50. 0OO. 600 un6 bic
Der fnbli6en 81 900, 900. Gomit ii
BEN rsi9en Often Oae 9rinileaiunl
elmer Decentralization gum 8siraee
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4 4
>em gInideine nod, nidf, nm zen Be.
BARI Der Geeierune ali beden.
Mlan fDIte baber iueniaitens foI6e
GeeenFanoe, pelde bon Dem armeren
Ebeile Der Bsb5Iferuna ebenio bieI,
bielieidkno9 mebr confuntirt ipereen,
ais bon ben Neideren, in6eli9lt bon
Steuern befreien uno nur auf foI<
DE 9lrtifel, meId,e nit ipirflihem 8ore
tbeil in ben Ser. Staaten prohu3irt
tperoen f0pnen, hohe Sniports0(le les
gen. Cine fiinltIide, Oafdl braGe0ea
PrObibitibS oIIe6eeinffi9te SabrifauteR
blsibt INNER cine GreibboLspflan an
peren GnItur fh bic belten Srafte Ses
9anbes abarbeiten; pbne benz @an5eu
etnen tpabren, Onuernben gfuben au 9es
m6bren, tuihren5 cine ri9tiae BaIan,
cirung Der Qlrbeitsfrafte Der 9tatior
stpii9en slderbau 1ue 0fauufaftur OaI
2ane nett derer unb ibneIler in oi,
Gage berieben tuiiEoen, Diefe Ino mob
cine nod gr6bere S1ulo nit 3eihtt9'
felt ob5utraaen.
SOB Die Meigerung oes Serrn Bout
iueH, oas g@asoepartement 81 iiber
nebmen, BARN Ieinen 9rune bate, oa
er ftd nidt gu ben Sreibanoelsprin8i
pien befennen poatt, iuerben mir !
Der fa6ften 8ufunft erfabren. 90
uiel lift geipib, Dap bic Stem 9orte
9anbelsiue.t bic @rnennun9 Steipart
iebr freubig beerIRte, tudbreno man /
Den 8bi!aoeIpbier commer5ielen Sir
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