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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03

Jefferson Davis's speech at Atlanta, Ga, is
attracting much attention. The New York
Herald thinks that for this ''haughty marplot
to assume to be leader again and to address
the Southern people on political fairs is the
acme of impudence;" ard the Times con-
trasts Davis's speech with those recently made
by Horace Greedy in Texas, inferring there
from that either Mr. Greeley or JEFF Davis
misapprehends the temper of the Southern
people. eve have" it says, "Davis max
ing seditious harangues, and Mr.. Greeley de-
claring that all is peace. Both cannot be
right The Tribune says "Daviss rhetoric
has no great intrinsic value, but the manner
in which it is received is equivalent to a mott
fcation from the Southern Democracy that
the New Departure will not do" The Sun
says ''there is no repentance that can atone
for Daviss crimes. He will die under the
brand of traitor and the shame of thou
sand crimes. Better for him had he worn
into oblivion the disguise in which he sough,
six years ago TO escape from his country"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03

Coupons payable March |, and September l, in New
York. Bonds registered ifdesired. Coupons made
payable (f6 each in London, England if preferred.
SINKING FUND-Al proceeds of sales of
land well as of timber and other products there
from, are, by the Trustees to be invested in these
wise in United States, State or Municipal Securities
And on July l, 1879, and annually thereafter until
these Bonds become due or all paid the 4. d n
A. Railway Co. is bound to pay to the Trustees a
sum OF money equal to one per cent. of the amount
of Bonds outstanding. Such amounts, and all in
teres received on securities belonging to the SINK
ING FUND are to he invested as above stated
The Trustees are Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLIN
of Bangor, Maine and j. EDGARTHOMSON, ESQ
of Philadelphia, Pa.
The Trustees are authorized to receive the Bonds
at PAR.AND ACCRUED INTEREST in payment for
any of the lands at their appraised value
These very desirable securities for sale ut 90 and
ACCRUED IN rEREST IN CURRENCY
Pamphl' Is giving further par iculars concerning
the connections and business, with Maps, showing
the location and lands of this road sent free on APP
plication TO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03

General Robert Tombs is lecturing in Geor-
gia on,"Magna Charta." He advises his hear
ers to make no compromise, and to have moth
ing to do with men who talk of dead issues.
He urges them to make square tight, and
has no patience with conservatives"
In reference to the item that writing desk
of Benjamin Franklin was lately sold in New
port for ten cents, the Mercury says: "This
hoax has had fits run. The desk referred to
has been in the Mercury office many years,
and was formerly used in Judge Joslins
school, and Benjamin. Franklin never used it
or saw it. We had no further use for it, and
it was sold at auction for ali it was worth. 1t
is now used for peanut stand"
A hnman skeleton just dug up on the banks
of the Kern River in California, measured
seven feet five and half inches in length
surface in Jeffersonville, Ind, measured
twelve feet. With regard to the California
giant, we are told that ''the skull was much
larger than the ordinary sized craniums NOV
ing al tue pitstHl anu
full grow person placed his head inside the
| skull"
| After Susan B. Anthony lecturcd at Ripon,
Wis, she wanted some recreation and amuse-
ment, so she took a walk on Sunday about
the graveyard there. While she was enjoy
| ing the literature of a tombstone, she heard a
lot of small boys saying, "That's her." and
she thought "such is fame" Congratulating
herself that even the children of the land
knew her, she was accested by an urchin,
who said ''Say, "aintt you the old woman
that walks up the wire on the circus-tent to-
morrow" Susan jumped the fence and got
out of that graveyard double-quick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED STATES
AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES (New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia) The population OF
the maritime Provinces is about ONE MILLION,
and all the land travel freight mails, &c, between
them and the United States, will pass over this
Trunk line, which is WITHOUT COMPETITION.
Although not yet completed, the business of the
road is already far greater than its most sanguine
friends predicted, and is continually increasing.
To compete this road, and to equip il fully its
present large business and the immediate increase
consequent upon its completion, requires the Com
pany has issued its Bonds to the amount of Two
Millions Of Dollars secured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03

BANKERS & BROKERS, 100 Middle St., PORT.
LAND, by whom said Bonds are Tor sale.
FS-On completion lin 1872 of 60 miles of Railroad
now building, between st. John, n B. and Halifax
n. 5. there will be an unbroken line of Railway
from Halifax to all the chief cities of the United
States, and as two or three days of ocean travel
can be avoided, and about 50 hours time saved
from New York. in going to or coming from Eu
rope by rail to or from HALlFAX,-a large bust
mass in passengers mails and freight will thereby
be addedto the traffic over the E. 4 A. Railway
june3tTu Tn. Satan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
IA, 1000 Acres to Each Mile

of Railroad with which they are mortgaged. They
cover 1850 square miles (nearly large the State
Of Rhode Island, which is 1906 square miles) and
are of great value.
The Bonds are Tor $1,000 each, due March l, 1899
bear interest at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
Nem advertisements.
, HIRTY THOUSAND

OF Hartford, Connecticut, paid sac, 900
on w. II. Forbush and VIM. c. Curry, vic.
TINS of the New Hamburger railroad accident
$4,000 on the late Jas B. Blake, mayor of Wor.
cester, Mass: and 200 on the late s. H. Lewis,
Jr, OF st. Adams, Vt. All these accidents occur.
red and the insurance was paid, within three
months-each claim being paid about sixty days
before 1t was due by the terms of the policy. The
TRAVELLERS has paid SEVEN HUNDRED
DoLLAlts A DAY in benefits to its policy ho,.
GERS Tor death or injury by accident for every
working day during the past seven years.
Inc TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT ISsr.
RANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn, grants all
the usual forms of LIFE and ENDOWMENT Pol.
cles on exceedingly favorable terms. AMPLE ST..
CuRITY and Low RATES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
Home Securities.
b ON ID s
European and
North American
Railway Go.

THE e. & N. A. RAILWAY is completed from
i Bangor, Maine, to st. John, New Brunswick, a
distance of 202 m'les-with the exception of SIS
of the State Vanceboro On this portion the track
is now being laid, both from Wnn eastward and
from Vanceboro ,cesfcdrd and it is fully expected
that the work will be completed and trans running
from Bangor to st. John in September next
This road will then be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03

on ITS ENTIRE ROAD AND PROPERTY FROM
VIM TO VANCEBORO' tbesides a Second Mort.
gage on the entire road and equipments from Ban
gor to Winn, 81 miles. This portion cost some 81
800 600, and the only lien thereon is mortgage to
the city of Bangor for 81 100000 and, in addition
thereto, by a FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03

The Republicans Of Maine and all others who
support the present National and State Adminstra
tiouSarsfnvited TO send delegates to a State Con
vsution to be holden in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
100000 Acres of Land!

Said lands being the same granted by the State o
Maine to aid the construction of this road. They
tracts, especially in the fertile Aroostook Valley
(the finest agricultural district in the State) arc
valuable for farming lands well as for their tim
Der. Ths immense grant of lands equals about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
BISHOP SOULE'S IINIMENT,

Invented by the late Bishop soule, is creatinsI
ralga Kidney and Spinal Complaints Sore Throsl
sprains, sc. The cures effected by it are almoI
will be cured. 1t Is the only sure cnre for TIL
dreadful disease, Sciatca. For sale by Drnggist'
price 81 80 per bottle. +. w. RYDER y son, Pr
prietOrs Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
ELIAS MERRILL.
SWAN & BARRETT.

Principal Agent for the Company for the sale
Bonds, BANGOR, ME, or to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-03
SPRING and

DIR. K. II. CLARKEs VEGETABLE SHERRY WIN
BITTERs a certain cure for Female Sickne
by taking wine. glass half full before getting oil
of bed in the morning. Delicate Ladies will I'D
day. Persons addicted to too much drinking Ct
cure the unfortunate habit disease, by TAXI
these Bitters in small doses, several times da
Sold by all dealers in medicines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
nnterbaltungen.

CbratrrG OmiqaGjn grORiItr.
Xxx gntrcc......... 10, TO, p, 90 mo 70 Gente.
Gum Groriidtu UoQe 6Iuier
alabeuonh ugG UtituUoO u. S0UgdUtuOJildMittag
8Utitt ub 1855 WJmt uoI
=. s.. 0fttuuru,
ees QroStn gtlbuyn, ocs UurptrUoleH 0itlbarH,
ctg eiuSI5tu UilIurH.
Grtc @ods rrr bunUrifttfbru 3pcrgc,
Ultr ar Der SlBl,
6rcilr ltauler uEb tiECr ErGu,
iucIdC in clHtm gaH5 HtuCn StIdt O%ultrcter.
erliCs IuIutttI uon
Sri. @iuggic Sc0none,
bcr r~tli,uocn uno bc0G9ttn Saa9erll.
G}(GNlt3tC SriUlGC or id1Itu SdnGtTtH
FRI. Suille WlGiOu!
Gin utucs 8lItt Upu nrn. 5idGooiUstt.
IS StpDur."
Die crIte EGnjtrin 6rt. Settle ?tcnimelsber9 uao
Erl. Sopnie Jtctntnciebctg mo ttc
9GItim Orrr Gllct= Gruppe
tn SUeI gr5Rcn 5autten.
8peite gRpdc o,5 ertGu gtloCiptoz Jittttrs Der gSelt
0rH. q. ". Suorh,
Sorrtpun uHo SQrttI nelCn S0lp0REct.
Sic gnauipicls uHe SdrteIGien;S rnppe
in Cinem burton, Ool SStg, &aIgoS uhp UtS'VVlF II
GbGriJruoclHCcr PrOarHmTlt.
Bum Sulult 6u5 nvue, oonLNrGnt ytcNln lIt ol'lEe
G6tattr Cigtl5 ptrll ic rpnloEtllAt SNdulptl
Die &Sdupttcn Vcu Secolay"
norm ote gtigWuutt SWGlipttI= uHo Souet Gulppe
mitUirtc1.
Dtttnuo6 Ro1mitta95 uuO NbenoS
9Seuchis4Sor Sc lulaen iir SameS 9 Sfparee.
YtGH Uer1tiir ole UttoCn DtGttHceh ntut:
utitaoua5 uno
5Umuabcus S1dd,mittag
In NcNcn Glc q ttrEc" ot5 Ebtgtsr5 Cuiuttsl.
6rtitlg Abtuo' $orUcliuH9 ar Damcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
NerteiaerMnaen.
glOminilratnrs. Nerianf
.pcrfbVollem @ruuSei9cutbum an Der
SdrdtogdttraBc
0ruuS;inicH ali Ser Saratoga uHS
EspIf-Etrndr-

0r ooros si,se GFir6IgS "a SS7itrp C5rrihts hsr
zISctD 81 tttWerS wt,rb Sir lnf,rSgidirete ami ntTuti
der y]tuItieT Srcitoo. 6en d. gprtf ISL, * ADMIT.
t11S S,ii, = I1i6r' rWn SYf mn Itf1r an gSrit- : rrGg
t" wy 49, !" =" ~ 6 ~ 81, 5syytSib,r ms yrT,ISt 5IGrTn
HI" hHSSfytTt" GoSlroTrf Gi5ent5uu1. an 6er Saratpo9
GTTer u Sygfo min mil linrr 5iie BON 80 Tn6, ulr-
T,rH,n. ,t4S5tcr y,iot m rireu i3brGhcH S,rg,'b ligir
MN iron S52rt 1srtr2Snarifn NM mi, firfm Js16ti5fr
ir,sta.;rsr,e Nnuf, mil r Al fi,ru, Cintsr3r
R6nSc prbgnt' gyrEs niro I'm Dlat fS10 Gcocutn.
SNr irfSg, leit tnN Al, GrntEu1,l g{IISf lncrhsr
n1d'iigbENN r tVTHrN ,f15sr nrrfTnit. ff
NV >GirS, Sifter. li,S RON sfnl pro Sobrror
- ~ 49, 49, - 49, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
I'm Surb g. s.. 0nUCr.
k.I Observation-Disclosures unS
Communication

Guf 6ffCntlihCr Auttiou.
9rdit tinC6 Setrrtc5 orS SrciS Wtriht6 Der Stdot
Baltimore piro Der llntcrSeihnCtc al6 Scrlulltcr aui
OfieHtlidrr Mutton an Srt uno StGlc Sicnftda, Den
?. 0iai 1874, ytodmi;ta9s 4nlr, nGbNcgCnoCsSiBCn4
Wr. 4. Nm Der Noroicitc Der gafcrn q gueuuc,
t06 SuB iucllth oon Der GarulintiTdRt, Gntaugeno
bann meitlib on Der Gatcru z9tUtuut i1la EuB gCbtno,
nit elmer 2itic uoH Gu Ru8 his on cine 10 6uB brctte
Aatp, uno NIT ttncm b~UlltrntR NobHbaulc (ytr. 1867
bebdut ioOte ttRem librltbeu 0runojlnle pom $500
mEtcrportcn.
Wr. e lit Elm unbrtautcr Bias on Der 0oroititS Der
@dfternz2lucnue, benz Criteren i'm g8citcu dn9rcnBCno,
an Der @Giternsa otnuc 2S}s 6u3 brett mo Gu bnB tict
bis on cine 10 fu6 brcite Aucp, uro ctuer iibrlitbcu
Gruromtctbe Uon So. "a unterlportcn.
Rr. 3, I'M I8eteu an ytr. 2 grcnScno, on oerGditcrn
VUenue f. SuB, ncbr obcr iuCbtgcr, b6 an SprirQitr.
brett unb 60 Su6 titi bic an cine 10 SuB brettc IilCu,
NIT eiuem SicQeltciu g WobUbauic tyr. tA2l bcbout
uno stncll iibrliAen @runcSinie uon $3.50 nnterz
WOrien.
Tr. I-cuc 9obrcsmictbe uou $GOuOr tincmTlo6c
an Der S1icttc Der SarOtintliraBt, 10 &uB itoitD pom
Der 8aRtitrasc, btrrlbreuo, an DER SarOlinettraBt q
Sun brett ulo 20 BuB. titL un0 NIT Jprt gutGtbuuttn
8iCgCllttinz SobuGduitrn btbaut.
Mr. - cine 5AbrcSmlttbt pom S47.2j, bon cincm
Srunoitidt IN Der NturopltaGdrocr 9uUta Il. Spriu0
itrlBt berrlbreub. an Der 8autpraBe q TuB brett uu6
10 Sur tiri gCbCnb, uno init 5Uct NntgCbuuttH Sie0cls
Itctus g9pbnb6ultrn bebnut.
Observation-Disclosures {: en- 3rttttbeil bnOr un0 Der
Geit In t uUb II UiOUGttu pom StrlNui&tlgC an, init
Sinitn uno Sur SufrtCt cubcit tr S%tr,pulter QcfthCrt;
ober IuGS boar, noh Dem 0clteOeR bc6 9NtIitr5.
ScipiS ~. Rpbinipn Uno
Is. I. !. Scnrp, Sttpdtttr
SdmuclS 81. ~pucr, 9uittonutor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

3lUet m55ttrt9 Simmer nit oorr Obre 9ot bel u.
SBinfs in Nr. 3I3, SRcfsPrOttftra6r. t9S-iO0l
3u D%erfdufcn.
Der uortreiHide Gagtrbtcr = ScloH J(r. ESA, Gft:
9ratts, name Sonsftra6c, 1T iOiort biuiG III uer
tauitu. giau mcloe fh an Srt unU St1nc, lei Sob.
Rc1n. t9S-iOll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
SeutfdeS
ArbGits- TladwfiDNn05 Bureau

gr. Z(Z SupzSrpQOpQQ,
inter IInfiid,t Ger nSeutid,cn Gcicuid,nit."
8icient9eH, Wclpe ocntihe Sun0tOCrtCr, Arbciter
lno Ditnlhoten ~ beihlIti9cn winidcu, lUOten ih
pCri0ntid o0cr In tranfirten Srttten on 0tn N9cntcH
0er8cieliL aft @rn. 6.S.B eItinG boil Ir.272,
Cir g: Sruatpap, menOeu, UClder uRcut8tltlid
CrtbGiItn miro. Sun26,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
- 81 0anirr in allen staOtthriltn

T7lMI u VWHIVE Ut WIIEH N"IWUEIYtHEN
EbuI III oerfduieu.
/ 6GH5 an Der 2eriugtonlr., 70 3inuncr, ilr.. $4,000
6 &Guier an ocrOtutGcuultr. @GSu IL. gBuier, thr 1850
6duIrr an ocr Oregontr., @a5 IL. G3nIier, tnr 400
9 6Gufer an Sdrabglnuitr. erunoSinsiret. N~Bdiier, 92j
4 $duisr an Der @iitir0Be, ) 3imntcr, ilr....... 1000
1 Sans an Der it Diabtionitr. flr .............. 400
1 SQuS an ser Wic@tbcrrORr., ffr .............. 1900
/ Suus an Der lCmpletr., lin. ............... 1860
I &ous on Der Dtabilon=, gde Der 9onoir., itr $500
2 Sduitr an Der @Gdieitr., r......"......... 146O
/ SauS an Oer Mimi, nGBe Scfierionitr., iir..... 1900
gtdbcrcs in Str. 4, Guurtianeftr... bl
tSehrg, 3lftcl " 5phedn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
81 n%crfnnirn.

.EiI- DAD 3eN6di9e SauS SIR. fiS, 3orbIeite Der
5bamCs=, lUettih uon Der AnrltraRe, nit 29oiier uno
8L5, Stat 10 bel 0b SUP, @~ruRomietbe uir 50. 80 0ui
Den gunSel Rldg.
Ncrncr elm jzltOdiges SauS an Der Sdb iGttC Der SNs
60uettes, lucllib bon Der G%iitiruBc, nit eincn q
ben, Btag 10 bel 10 SUE tis al cine 10 sur brtite
Nacu. ejrrnbnltetbe $50. Q4tro bili8 o%ertlnit.
RGberc auStuGit gie6t y. SharlcS, Wr. t29!s,
Siir.ErpuCnuO f3l}-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

OScrIhnnt
9ScrIdnnt.
1SrrInuot
&crtdnet.

9rei quite 9libler, UNI an SDop=Gairs UNI 9uScnz
Sl a%rbettcn, In Jtr. HOH, 9Sct'Suin:
bari ftraGe. t9S-lUOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
9u fauicn aejudlt.

LII Seds Sauier, beeuem Sum Iiittelpuutte Der
Stdbt 9ele9en, pon $500 his $500.
Gin Gdbaus I'M oitliden ODER iueftlt6eu Stabts
tBtile.
3ruel Sduier an 5apsttes, 6ront4, Si9b. ober Gres
%teritrabe.
Ord Sauier in gutter 9aad6arf4ait Su unseiabr
$1,000.
gini Sduier i'm NeItenoe pon $500 bis $1,000.
gu mIetRen aeiudt: Sduier Siuiiden 9eriu9tonz uno
6duouetsUiarit
gu taufen ssiu6t; G,rnnbmietben. uelde 5 groSent
e~tnrl9cn. 9Siuiam Cotton s Spmp.,
tgi-) Simmer Rr. H. ,VatuzgJuifSinoe.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Giuc biibibe Cottage

l:J, in Oiount geai6tnGtou, E WieiIen BON Saltia
more an Der oN0roli1cn GcntralsS tienbabn," bod,
arocrebm uro geino gele9en. Rur 100 garo pon Der
citation ~cuticrnt, init itoncr Scruuoab Die game
9in0c bc5 SGuIcs, breiter Nalie, 9uteln Telter, 10
9tmmern mo iipcrbem 2Saiicr III Der Ride, Stuls
uno Ud9eusNemtie, au5OeluGbtttn 9e ltr6lden,
Sdlumen &C., 5uln SrttGuie nit %lotortlgGr SeRRrGbs
me. Wau luenoe It'd an W u. 4drrilou, gOiz
meiitcr in Niouut ySdibtrgtor, ooer on Senrr III.
NnnEe. Nir. n. Hain Simil- iMas. Naltimork. l2ll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
nm Scltcme &aufs Gcle9euDctt!
LII Sr1urue WObnBauiCr
nm cine gcringc AuSlNge uuo inter libcraItu
gcOluguHgcu
ouf OffCutttWcrA uttiUu.
AdbtScbu tciIc uno bcanenIc SGufcr

on Der
&0li- mo GurhumlrnBc.
Wfittpudl, orn g. ytdi 1871, RadlmittagS i .
llhr, peroe Id an 6eu rtip. $ldgtu o06 uautgbrHb
beibrtcucrc, itbr cmpi,tttnSlUcrt9C Sigentlum Utrs
tuultn, EGHllib:
Sicbcn ucbeu eiudntcr Iicasntc GruueplGBc
an or SSolttr0Bc, tcotr II BuB brett uHo ~ NuB tlti.
1Cotr Iiug tt nit CiHGm Hit6lihel uuo btQutmcu
2~atUtiBtn Siegelttlrernru 98uhmbonis init guttln,
trottuCU YclitrBtiNuG unb NintrrIcbduoe UtUdut,
uno tIucnI GruloStnit uon S35 urtcruoricU.
Ecrntt:
, @ruutpiGBe, ben o9igcn GH9rCHScno, icoer IL 4.
brett uRo init tiHCm bubibtn unb gut9tbIutVn 3 ltUdis
sen Slr9clitiutrnen 9Suhuhduie mt @iuttTgtUGuot,
@ds uno 9Sdlitt cnt9altcRo bcbdut uno etutm
9rlncbuilc pon $50 nnLtriDoTltn.
SOWtt
pier GruutpIGge an Der Durham, ;ipiibenWu1
uutncnts uub wariiumifrGRe, icntr1 ~ Gun brtit II.
60 EuR titt, go duC nit clHtm HiColthtH 2 . itOdiaCn
9Suhubduie bthGut uno ctlcnt titrltCben @tunoItnie
bon S24 mterUorfen.
Sbteee Gtgcntbum bat eiuen ausguug urb orbt bis
an cine 4 sur brttte Alcu i'm StutCrgranbr.
Stotu9nnGtn bic Nalltt baur, Der 9tct In 3 uub e
DlonGten in 8cHCbmtatt t%n6oitrtc 9toten NIT 3tHitn.
Vine au5oBlan8 Don 50 brtn' S9ule.
Gam. ~. WUocr, Mutt,
t99-iO5l Ar. "a, Wen Sulthnortfr
fS.1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @i9cntbMm
In. Or. 145, &beSults, uabe @uDlraBe,
puf AutttOn.
6rcitda, Den %. Iprtl 1874, OfadImittnaS : ttbr,
lpGroc il am BidpG nGhlcbrHO bGldrteblnc5 @i9tus
tbuN p%crtduitr, nuinltt
cen aanSen Grunbplag init @cbduben an bcr
SbeSnut, .rNge @G0ltr0Bc aclcaeu, IS 6uB brett unb
90 6u1 tict gcbcno.
Sic Standardization beitrbcu In ciuem 3st5dtqcn
tte9elteIntrntR SSUbnbdnic II. I. ~. @rlnoStns
S3I.25.
Die Observation-Disclosures >pcrOru bei'm gsrioufc
bttatnt gemnbt ootr ltHO bel &b0mu6 u. 8rtitn
vi. 2l2, Gaittru %slUrnuc, az ~cri0brgn.
SdmI. ~. C0pucr, Mutt,
i99-i0tl yir. 81 observation-disclosures.
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- SchS ueue ~3zt6di9c Sduicr an Der glib
sE.iiH @ituorcitrdRet n0rclih pom benz nCnen Shht'
E.iL. Sen=VGrtc; ctnrs an 9obnjons, n0bc 6ortitr.,
nit 3tmmcrn, ICler, ASuiicr uuo Gas; GinCs an nr
Stodt0nIraRc; ilutt feline @iuicr an Gorc0itr., nabe
ocm GoiautttcsS Quatc, mithooCrnen &crhc'erun8cni
iUcltbG ouuon f0nnCu uodcuttid ~atbcSablt lUGrocn.
ghGtcr, Nr. o., 0ancprrs, ndbr &rattfrdRc.
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Sertangt tt,tO geiudt.


Gultidjc 3rmees nne SiUitcu : ReppIper; aud
5penceridie fnrdbincr lro Siid,len i'm Srlbdlte
uou 81. GpbeIJ 0Sr. q s \, 6Grriionf # rn6e. V.
y. NllH gcbe iidcr uro prricble niht g&r. = uuo s.!
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hrrfauFeu.

- GiubuuScrt une iiiniSig SonarS baar
k,iI uuo hcu Jfcit In morGtltheu ubcr tpoheHtItbcr
iL. Gin5abuugen pro Saus pom II bis IS 6uB
Srontc.
ibGH Goutcz un6 YrtltnanltraBe, Rr. T. q If, IS, TO-,
Il uuo 10.
> gRobRbduIer on Der S9eficiteuO 9attcrus Auenut,
iiiblib BON SorttrlBc, ytr. 2b6, 2jS, 20, 2I2 uno 2Ib,
JtdbCres IN ocW 8irc0u Der
'~PERMsEEET land ONPAEY.n
l0G-lntl Ny. [. @itrmnns, nAhc Sontbitr.
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gu %Drrtauten.

lii Gin Saus am Sroabtuap, Gin gdbouS an Der
GugerItrabe, 9doen OIL Der Sarolines, Yiercez, Sdros
bers, GroBs, Gutalus, Nibgetus uno anoereu Srrdken.
@runorntetben, edroneuen lno Snueiite gu pertauien,
@eloer duf SOpotbcter ansjutciben ino SGuicr gu
uermietben. NGbereS bel =. WprriS y Sobn, @r.
d. ct. NnulffrnEc. la
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NcrIdu0t.

Gin Collector, nm fir etne ttublirte 2tbeuszgers
iderun9 &rieuidait IN Der Sto0t Sattimor2 ~ ar
b%ttten, ionic aud Gin Agent iur Den 8iltritt Golumz
aui l~tberale Seoin8un9cn. WGu o%oreiitrc NJ. NJ. "
III Der Ssp. {. 81. t96-tOt)
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Sc1tcme Mclcnenhcit

N ~NTtNTFt VNFNWNFFVNFF
Gin felt 10 Aobreu belebenocs Nisrhont 3nitorz
@cihdit 81 U%crtauictt. gtnhSuir09sn In @r. $50,
MCit:grattf, nGbc GbGrIesitr., bel W. J.. 0riin.
S1,90,3.G,9,l02
SlltcS Naptcr! 40 GcutS pro 100.
lin nit eiucln Sorratbe otten YapjCrs %autJIrdu,
men, l1iien mir bGiietbe beutc iGr 40 9ts. pro 100
So9en Gb 9ian Inetoe lid in Der SSp. +. 81.
H2S-0
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YlI n~crfultiCn.

tsi:i 3as gRobu6du6 uno 9aocn aui Der Sl0oa'
Eit Ger SItz Baltimore uu0 Sprin9froBe. gtadlla
irageu bel Jdmes StGnSburu, Efr. OF, Sis'
S~rudSndD. N99-lUl
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FSiT5 3iDei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SGrWnIterSs SCrtamf
pom
ipcrtbpcacm G'iacntDun

III OCT NlOIUIuTIWBt.
Sr 6oGgr eiues 9cIrgtsS Der Sto6t Baltimore miro
Der llntcrSCtdHCtt Gt5 SrrUuttcr Mitttuudj, ecn TO-.
Ntui 1871, EudmiltdgS iubr, U~rrtOuicu:
Zen 9du;cn CruIepidg, IN Der StGot Baltimore
gCtegcn uuo, pie iol9t, 6cibrcbcu: an Der IOrbitltc
Der SOnanoiraBe. in Der SntieruuuA Uon Y 6u6 OFT
lid BON Der NorootsGde Der SouGnbs uHO S%priuaitr.
unilugCnb; Damn 0ltIih an Der Nolunbtr0Ee # 6uR +
8oa ge9euo oanH nOrbtid, parallel init Der Z prtnaz
StrdRc, IS RuG; odRu ruIiilid If SUIT sou, mo ounn
iubtih bi5 gum IniungSpuntte; bcbnut nit ttEcm gut
g~ebauttn 2~sit6tiBtn StCgclitciHcrncR " o bnbau lr,
gr. 30, SollaHb ird6t, mo ttntr ldlrltdcH 0rinoa
mictbC pom 1928 lHtcrluOrct.
GertautShcoinNuu9en: Elm 3ritttbctl boar uno &c
0teit In 6 nEo II NlonOtcH pom &ertAul5tdae init Sin
fen unb Sur Suitiebcnbtit hes StrUOitcrc OtiibcTt,
ooer Aae5 hGar, nud bem 9clttbcr ee5 NiuiCr5.
ScipiS y. Rubtnlun, Jun, Serlu0ltcr;
2. -. GpuCr, Mutt,
90,3,6,Q, i02,b,tD Hr, 81, gGcitsBdltimOrCitr
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;tu u%Crfauicu,
V}iuio al pcrfaufcu.

49,, . Sduicf robe %lyceerol Sill, 70 bel 1875 SUR,
,H GjrurcmittBe $500 IA fSuS, 3 Stod bob gu
:L- it 500. 9Ginc0 s Hc9emdmm,
ISL 9ir. 269t, ct. RNul-, obcrbult ScrinQtoutr.
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XII Drrfnuieu.

iii Die 2=loiisen 3ieee [ iteirs W obnbdulcr SIR.
fo3 uno loo, r&lltottRraBe, Santon, iebeS IA Del 20
Prris $40 ieees. Solpis aud oas 2zIt5tige Sieaels
itetnssa obubaus Rr. 400, Santonz apsue, IL bel ms
9eidbr 60 SuB 9ros, 8 3iinrner nit 9uoranten rntbolz
2st5ti9e 3iesettsins % obrbans 81. go, &iieriirase,
10 6ub brett init elmer noret6sn 1iefe bis Jur 4liee
aInItrase; @runomietbe 1925; Brsis $it00.
Ribere ausfunft BET ghpo. aS. 6riffu,
Nr. PIP, Ga iterns apenue,
esq., 1SauS Vittib pom Yroabpap.
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Sauier Al n%crfauirn.

I'LL Sduier ~ tauisr uro sum Sertauie gu iiters
ntbIlItn III dtten Ebeiten Der St1et; 4rete uon 500
bis S20, COG. Aud miro Die @inSieburg pom WcdnInz
gen nllcr art, @intaiiren bon @runclHietben &C. biz
Zig helor9t. Cine anSabl @runoilde jtete bitlig on
Sano. ". Sort,
9ir. 1902 Cough, Bluiihen Sonbfr.
NJ fMurifc 11sfp MN Jlrnnhnnap