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It'll the oldest and most efficient and success
fui Commercial college In the United States.
There ii 4 fall facuisy--ard 4 apecial Pro
feasor for each student 70 az 70 save tho time
and money Of Students.
Student beginaat nny time. There isno ~
cation.
HEALTH The city Ii perfectly healthy.
When clubs VI three or more enter ni NJ
lime from the same Place, ten PER cent dednc~
ton viii be made.
Board and It'd Ing sa5 per month.
Any graduate On Ut once lake charge q hnT
Get Vi books.
Al education that enables The student y
csrn $1,000, $1,000, 5000, d year.
III The Test fortune parents can Five their
sens. The n nth must educate all ~ sons
practically.
those Y lid send their children 10 The North
for education yelantarially pay their money
To enalase The wlssc people Of The South
TERMS PAYABLE I'm ADVANCE
pepmanship--leasona not Iipaited, per
feet notirAh. ....... .+s4a*.s. ~ "
Rook-K yYiagedcnhie ard singh en-
try. etea, 4 peffcret usse....4,.. ~ "
| Arithmetic including all commercial
calculation ......4 .-....* ~ uV
| Lecture on commercial III w............ 70 w
Stationary, look. Keeping, Blankbooks
&c,..s..ss...s. W. ~ -. s.....--..~ ~ ~
ID. PenmaIship........s...s ...s......* w
observation-disclosures IN q
The above constitutes The commercial C01fNe.
Usual time for sha commercial eoasse lseFto
Eve months
Tsnglisf-GFanana tiKuI course $500. ~ m
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REMOVAL
FOUNDED IN 1882.

CHARTERED BY THE LEGISl AZURE on
LOUISIANA.
fs rcaovcd 10 1914 and 16G Canal Street op-
posite Christ Clnrch, aud on the same Square
ID The Inv md Medical Colleges, the Univer-
tity Of L., and the Mechanics Insiitute--the
Headquarters Of Tho Mechanical and Agrienlla-
rail Fair Associaiion--thus concentrating the
leading Educational Institutions II The 6tats
on tha same square,
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

&rd,s-S Services by the Rev. DR.. v, Mitch
Id and 4th. Sabbath al Sardis, at Como
and 3rd, sabbaths Of each month
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GOING EAST,
~IIBBENTEIIS HUINU Tlf0Ii
Via Louisville or Cairo,
Should purchase ticSeta by The
EsE u ATLANTIC & GREAT
WESTERN R'Y.,

forming the best and most comfortable LING 70
New York, Boston and Northern end Atlantic
Cities, with magnificent Palace Combined pay
and Night Coaches, through ioAeW York with.
out eltange
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CEDAR BURIAL CASES
At L~.AvENDERs

=
Slim AT LAvENDERs.
PporooRArnY.-Within the past ten years
a wonderful progress has been made In this art
and to such a degree Of perfection has il been
brought that pictures and portraits which for
merly adorned the mansion Of the wealthy are
now within the reach Of everyone, and are rap
idly superceding the cheap prints and miser-
able painting (so-calledl with which many
emhellished t) their walls. Among The finest
specimens that we have ever seen, grace the
walls of Professor Days parlors, which will
amply repay a visit from those who can APP
p~reciate the fine arts. Years OF study and APP
p~lication has enabled the Professor to reach
the very acme Of his fondest dream--to pro-
duce u picture perfect in every respect. And
takes especial delight IA showing those beau
tifll Rembrandts made by Professor Conley,
whose travels in Europe and America have
given him advantages which few possess.
MennLi, Press sew
Our friend Col. S. G. Spencer, re-
turned from Helena Ark. on Satur-
day last, where he had been to de-
fend John Johson of this county for
killing o negro two years ago in
that place. lie succeeded in saving
his clients neck which was hercule-
an task and reduced the verdict to q
p%enitentiary offence.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. -Thort
will be a Republican Convention
held in the town of Sardis on the
30th nit. to nominate candidates TO-
the different county offices and th'
Legislature.
Capt's. W. H. Wall and W. D
FHeAin of the enterprising firms Q
Ballentine & Wall, & Hefin \ Hob
god, returned from New York thi
week, where they had been to Ia.
in their fall stocks. Both say the,
have a world ofgoods embracing al
the novelties and latest sensation
and advise every one and the ladie
particularly to call early-if the.
want first choice.
FoR SALE.--A half section of Ian
six miles east of Como, Mississippi
! with good improvements and in
!. fine state of cultivation. Tern
/, easy.
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j. G. WILBoURN.
Sardis Miss.
II yoI want Cheap Goods go 60
Layender's. He sells for Cash.
4 Registration.

The registration OF voters IS now
beiur carried on in this county, aud
there cannot be too much attention
paid by the opponents of Radicallam
70 secure d fair and full registration
Of voters, and if the white people
win only do their duty in this mat
ter, we will find when the reglstra-
ton is completed, that the negroes
are not 50 much in the majority as
has heretofore existed and that it on
u needs an effort on the part Of the
white, people to secure the defeat. OF
the Radical party, and the white man
who fails to register, andit he should
register and then fails to vote, AIDS
and abets the Radical party and IS
a Radical and shoald be branded o.
such.
We have heard it rumored upon
our streets this week, that two OF the
nominees Of the Pamela Convention
have declined to accept; and, in fact,
we have been 50 informed by outside
parties, yet we have not received
any notice of this failure to accept,
for publication, and must think that
: these nominees are nottreatingth Their
. friends with proper respect to thus
hold, back their acceptance or non
acceptance and hope to hear from
each n Of the nominees 50 that We
may inform our readers Of the fact
i and to suggest the calling Of a con-
r vention tc fill the vacancies.
!. Can't. William Delay Of Oxford
!, died at his residence in that place
ID on the 18th inst.
ur The firm Of Partee, burlesoh :
or CO., cotton factors Front Row. az
q too favorably known 70 need NOR
= +bon / notice of their continuation
Of n business, and desire for our traae
q. d insure them the patronage o.
I'd larre class Of our patrons. The
Y have no grocery business ~"
II. but attend to the cotton 90
commission business alone.
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r. So, LEE, Jane 3, l870.

sfessrs. MANSFIELD 4 HIaBKE-Iear sir5' !
have fully tested the merits Of your Justly cele-
brated aMagic Armies Liniment' in q severe
case Of HPcll Evilt on q mule, and three bottles
have cured him. We have used your Llni-
ment Ia our family for two years ana nave
always found it an excellent remedy ior u.
ternsl use. sell a great deal Of It here, and
Gnd the demand il increasing.
Very respectfully, yoars
WI. II. II. GILLESPIE.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Mississippi Central
| Railroad will be held at Water Val
lcy, Oh the 18th Of October.
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RAILROADS. Il HOTELS
ST. i. and /. M. II. Il.

Trains leave N. Louis for Belmont and Column
bus MS follows.
Mail daily, Except Sunday 500 n. m.
Express daily q $500 ?. m.
Returning. leave Delmonp
Mail daily Except Sundays lao p. m,
Express daily il.o0 p. m.
Trims connect at Columbus with ~ ~
n. h. for al points aouth. At y. Louis with
roads running North, East and West.
ADDISON GAY supt.
W, r. ALLEN, CT, A..
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l%antcrs wanting their old Gins
|roughly repaired, will send them
ply shop. An work guaranteed,
Boilers and Machinery
IMPLY repaired.
r. II. eTEAuss.
over Kinchloc and Wrights
op at Caldwell and Gtitts Planning
lls.
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Courts.
CIRCUIT

lets 9Th Mondays of March, July and NO
Der, md holds two weeks.
CHANCERY COURT.
bets 81 L Monday in January, April,July
Der and holds two weeks,
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others,

ULDcFbs
ana all must register who desire to vote OF The
coming election.
The Board will be at
Pamela September BIB, 9Th, 7th and sth
pobiua q 9th, lith and I2thi
Long Creek 18th, 18th and 18th
rllio.ts Mil 18Th, 1918 and 2oif;
sprinrport 21st, 22nd end 23i;
Peach Creek n, rs, %, and 3a
Como October 2, 2, 4 and 4
Safdls + q 10, II, ~ ana ~
According ID Article nv Of the above Act,
We hereby incorporate With this notice Section
I nf tie game
tsec. 7. The Board Of Registration, In all
matters pertaining 10 their registration, shall
be e0ascryators of the " ace and empowered to
arrest and caase to be imprisoned IN the county
ith. when necessary, alt persons obstructina
their registration, insinidating, Threatening
or frauiulcntly eonir:ving to prevent any per,
son emitted thereto from registration, creating
riots, disturbances Or auaFrels ~ the place q
registration, or otherwise interfering herewith
10 preYentor delay the Registrars in the dls'
charge Of their duty, and nil sach Offences
shall be punished as misdeineanoFs under tiit
Criminal Code; and said Registrars are cIn'
powered 10 call upon al shesifs, OonsiableI
and their Deputies ard All other Peace otfieeFs
and when necessary, other citizens, 10 aid ant
assist them in enforcing the laws and publii
peace md ruppfess disturbances ana proven
tie offences enumerated. and this section
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M'Lean the proprietor 0
celebrated EBAY Horse Saloon
O. Second and Monroe st
pmphis, is a bonny good Scotch
In as eyer listened to the shnll
ing Of the pibrach or clasped the
nd Of fellowman in honest fellows
Ip, and with all his stern old Scotch
bod he cannot fail to keep the
Bt liquors m the city. because he
rs he does-and what he says VIC
lieve-(you know we don't drink
Us our deviD andifyou don't think
n has the finest liquors 60 and U,
I'M.
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Registration Notice.

III accordance with Article ! Of an Act Of
the Legislature Of the State o. Mississippi, en-
titled ian Act in relation 10 Elections" we
The undersigned, Registrars Of Pamela county,
do hereby give notice that We will be az the
following named places, on the dates aiyen,
foi the pnrpos Of registering the voters u nc
county.
This RpcIstrafiou ~Synereedes oil
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Religious.
CATHOLIC CHUFcli.

CATli0Llc thur'n'
b%rv;ces at the Catholic church
in each month by Rev.
her Wise.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
every md and 4th Sundays Kew;
Doak, Pastor
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
METHODIST CHURCH

kyircs every 1st and Bird Sundays Rev
/ Young, Pastor,
METHODIST CHURCH.
hviccs every lst and 3rd Sundays by tho
|Mr. Sage,
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The Board of Alderman have
eated the office Of Cotton weigh
and have selected Mr.. W. ..
abry as the weigher. he will
Freafter weight all cotton sold
This point, and offers that pro-
Fciion 10 planters Of having then
btton fairly weighed, as MIR. Ma
by is a gentleman Of the fines
ense Of honor and honesty, anf
pill give satisfaction TO both sell
y and buyer as they will know
hat what he says about it will b
|orrect. Charges are fifteen cent
b the bale to be paid BY the ma
EhO has lne cottoh Welgneu.
WI take great pleasure in cal
ng attention to the fact that Y
laye.a first class Photograph Ga
ny in our town and that picture
the fines, style Of plotog,ap'
art can be printed BY our frlel.
Ai. L. d. Greenlaw and tn
Y los on exhibition some as fl.
epecinens Of his work as can |
1olnd IN any city in = hundrt
hnlles 81 this place.
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important Public Nollcc

AN letters directed to the STAN orl,, vii
.fetrYe attention
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srocx DaevERs, ATTENTION THE Magic
Arnica Liniment has been tested In the MIs-
sissippi Valley In thousands Of cases, and haa
never failed to cure. Planters pronounce it the
best liniment for stock they have ever used
Orders by the gross, for plantation use, are
very common. Lameness and sprains are
cured BY ii between two SIMS 70 thai a mule
can be kept in the plow without interruption
Dighead, scratches, swellings, and, in TACT,
every disease Of horse that can be reached by
external means, ID cured rapidly. A trial i
collected.
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FoR SALE.--A half section of land
six miles east of Como, Mississippi,
with good improvements and in a
fine state of cultivation. Terms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-29

weston e 10 daeaG knsu
vas. ssass
aet nrfa asAs as 5aaA
e
Nsu
uFa .fa }ss $50 ~
aaa d aka
sh s Be- totte ln
q m Is
al se g ia uHe aia Aer
A 8 a SID M
s7t lss ear 81 ga ad
ku TIE ag aJy VS. near.
sa8 Da Scar. inasht
81 ue'f Waasri ite o it vas ng
mt maih
l NHag 3. uel tha eu She
llaa llam 3s ades and
ut atmd born thtu Us Hhtst tew
1 fa iIame Sweet ilame
aoaa lthas H.H l.tngd ttu with
apiafeas at man even Gar
iaaE l h ST kaa bear ii further
ilaa aB t-a ouf 8. Mr Bo1uHp gaas
y ai3 ant msa aHl brlHg Am in
galef hsH warrant n lea
eai hai car alIaf Haao Il kausrs tbe
'iafiohear aui tis dumh 10 shout ior
i olofioa. Instrument Laug NAV
Ian lHrg. as
4 dlgnidad an1 consequential oflecr
g the Marine CoIps va passing up Ful.
iaa street uhsu ~ vas aeeo.lcI IS
brother oGla ebo touching hlm "a
iailiar.y au lhe boulder said, even.
btoeme, ton zee gaui "Exeuse mic.
aas iaa haughty nFr ! wish son
Npaki membef ilat there & ahaudIe 20
hl name
Oh certainly How ate you
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ALAmNER Ann,n cows

Squire Wick, lawyer who fancie.
What be don't know Is not worth know
ing, and whose home Il nota thousand
miles from tbe Pine Tree state. was
great tayoriie with lhe late Judge Cranch
onec visiting The judge, The latter invited
hin to waik oycr1Is farm. Among Other
places, they visited the barnyard, and
the squire was struck with admiration a,
Dc gaSed upon The noble Heard Of COW
which bad Just been driven up FOR mix.
iug,
lie talked as deliberately Of thcir good
points a. Q lifst-rale stock breeder. when
the fact was Dc knew next to NOTHING
aboni stock, and some Of the good points
Which be spoke Of caused the ladge n
hearty augh--in III, slecye.
Wen said the Judge, which or the
cows viii son takcs
Which viii take, your houorf said the
squire not knowing the Judge. meaning.
les which will SOU lakcy lam going
70 make you a present Of one Of them-
which shall Il be-
Really soay honor, tots !. unexpected
wiil not object "a me present. int Ind
Rather oar honor Would make tlte ,elcr-
iion, ~ receivers should not be- chaascrs.
Z tm aseepl tli- prcscm you must
make ii.e = eeiiuu. Iioiag good jaaye
q STICK, tou VIII not be likeh 10 cl.eat
youneit AMI ti, eccentric Judge
tm.'cd 70 himself.
Tic fqulro rubbed III gold bowed
tpeciaeles, ana besaato view tic cows
with 9 critics precision. Amer much
scnulimzlng hc "a
! apprehsndr ,oni honor, YOU would
81 Ike io part With that yery ia, short.
horned tliek.ueekgd cow
! ha,e 10 ehciec make your selection
said ilie ia e, his ii.iblcs hardly control.
lablp.
don't want to sob you Of your favor
lie GOV but IL 900 have 40 choice. |
aloaid Prefer tbs very iat one, shc ha.
many goo3 poiats
NJ farotilc 10 robbery al ali-ibe az
CIV y you're iny man viii drive III "a
yoat house.
The delighted squire fastened home Il,
in'lFn hls wife ~ about an hour ~
$40 'hc "ftes, aad to best COW HI ne
'iilase q rs tyled her. ddtcn iat8 IL.
afd ana dispatched npgfo servant a.
'ailh Ter LA fcu minute, II came ~
sul giggIii'g aud laughing >qaare Wirs
A'ew something YVES wrong There ..aod
l'nah "rouad nj viii laughter. the
sailiy pail dangling lg hr side.
Whai l. Go matter Dluahs Inquired
.hr equine.
9 masss, G nuilia. obIy lIkIklIi
!. ie le hecee
Ils squire looked &, II. Mt .le X
'ln ticn both d, niualt. ubo bs3 ~.
lfei i5pn By il,e door her lre covered
A'ia issr spfea afl hel laughing msciin.
- sllaAiHg her sides al tromenaou.
ste.
iee squire hcrsme angry
b,nah, said b. Il iAe top 81 hls ,o,ee
e'l me ~lat's 10 gay 81 M throw teu
.ai % Use hyuse.
blaah rose and controlled berself iopg
aogga Ia sas,
2 laf MISSES, nfia Gals Dat oaw Of
e"fA seA&a corr and then frgl ia.
smother 6 - aashter.
~ son knoW hew : ehophaea man
.oAs, re1rsi u Squire Wielh eogB. !
mace weuid be snpefauous. <
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ltisa striking fact that most person,
want % weigh more then they 10. aid
measure their health - their weight, a
ifman were pig, valuable III proportion
70 his heaYlnea, The racer ii not iat "a
good plough horse has but moderate
amount IF iiesh Heavy men are not
those which experienced contractors en-
plos e build railroads aud dig bitches
Thin men, Tie world over, ars the men
iof endurance; are Tie wiry aud hardy
lliiu people i've tho longest. The truth
y iat i disease and a. proof. iat peo-
plo are never we'll day al iime--are
not suited for hard work. still. there Is
medium between as fat a. butter.
ball and as thin aud iniceless as fence.
rail- For mere looks, moderate rotuud-
ily j. more desirable, to have enough
hesh 20 cover an anguaritics. TO ac-
conpilsh this III the .horlesi time. man
should work bat little, sleep great part
Of The linc, allowing nothing 10 worry
him, keep always IN joyous laughing
mood aud live chiefly on albuminates.
such as boiled cracked wheat, aud rye.
hnd oats, and corn, and barley, with
sweet milk. and bu,tcr.mik, aud lat
meats Sugar Is the best auener
known
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-
THE NORTH FAsTFBN
NgrtAi uft aear.sr
ras
4 ~ COMPANY
Aaaa'' aas -"
'' '''
saes afly asl tg r.u. is4sths
association aa.rsilsm
+
EKd5y T. HoLBugOE. President O,
r,,,rs ,....,-,..,.
-.
n,,,a.,..
al the latest .tylcs az
Nflgnor, c,al..
''v"''
81, i'''7'
Ribbons, Laces,
Efipfea5 EI1,ss..., Co.,. Gil O.
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SFEcIAL NANIfEsr0

SPECIAL NANIfEsTt
II PERRIN
pfa
HARDWARE BUILDING NATEm
AIS PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW
GLASS BnusaEs ono.
CEmEs, CBoCkERY.
rArERHANGINas,
Sc Ae &c
A.so Agent far Ha@ts Platform and
Gi0can Scales add Double
U8r Universal C.o,lcs
NtusyIs
OfrWWE mE Music HALL,
Manchester Vermont.
+ ~ AILtas wa.l ana lo EIsT or Man.
KIND. DE- il kHgah ti.at ,ir nea i0tof
crocherN Glass Wa.c,
Shelf Hardware and Groceries,
lust received by rEEKlNs. win he eold at rilscs
tlat caunut be beat
"0r Words TO that effect
Lt6uaIsE,
Paper Hangings am Clothes Pins,
Rope Halters and Mouse Traps,
Mallets and Looking Glasses,
Hens Eggs and Horse Nails,
Artists Colors and Raisins,
Graham Flour and Screws,
Picture Frames aud Lime,
Jack Knives and Ginger,
Goldfish and Ak Handles,
Shoe Backing and Shot,
Axes and Kerosene OIL,
Paints, Oils, and Sugar.
Soap aud Prize Collars,
Gimlets and Molasses,
Whips and Kaughphb
Screws and Starch,
Brooms and Lard
Nails and Nutmegs,
Pl.chforks and Putty,
Pork and Hand Sleds,
Flour and Grindstones,
Tobacco and Ok Bows.
Corkscrews and Cement,
Mackerel and Mustard,
Pocket Knives and Glue,
Shoe Pegs and Crackers,
Pick Axes and Tooth Picks,
Candles aud Carriage Bolts,
Chains aud Lamp Chimneys,
Cut Tacks and Chewing Gum,
Stove Polish and Corn Starch,
Shaving Soap and Hand Saws,
Backwheat Flour AMI and.Paper,
Window Glass and Tack Hammers,
md many other articles too numerous to men.
ion IN a work Of this kind
For tuHaer particulars "sEE'
STEPHEN ALIEN,
le will be there when you call.
G Il L Il N 7 Il A,
Extra quality 80 cents per pound.
= L r X N S.
Aanrlester. Vermont, J4n 80. 1871.
J. 4 RTICULAR NOTICE.
WE advertise IN he MANCHESTER JOUR.
al AND II pAYS. PERKINS,
Us ! --tjs0x
HUBBARD AND HOPKINS
having bought from D, r. Waller, tho
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Z y q
u.as,.as
FrMupp
As4 pre- EFw
HEiHF kHs sawed Is ORDER
200 Cords II ct.,,. NJ
a. f.Yty & asf tsais t..r rrF
-. NNEHt AZ fHt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
" M. WILLIAMS
would respectfully inform the puGhc tha. he il
Not Wound Up
yet, bat is prepared TO get up
ALL KINDS oF HARNESSES
ia the very beet style.
We are using the Lest ct Oak stock, also. leather
Of cur manufacture,
Made ii The sold fashioned way.
Win over thirty years experience ia TIVE man.
ufdcture of Leather We claim an advantage
No mannia ture uur Own collars which are far
superior 10 thuse usually furnished
Ihe bost at b A. Sole Leather Meats Foot Oil
P.astertng Hair, &c, cont family on hand
Custom skins tanned az usual.
Dorset, june /, 1871 3lh2ldx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

erttsGeridt tir Baltimore 0onntg.--
Z olpiontopu, ecn ~. Ntooclnber; (Sor Rihs
@cnt, jun, nnO Atrco 8. @snt; csm 8iaser SOL
5~uertlnut, bic CT aber crit am 20. vt0i 1872 IoroCrn
tam.
retct.
SunStsfrsts. @ert6t.- tgor Rtdtrr @ts
les SiHflsp gessn 9touins; nnerleoi8t:
Bailsa @sttdti - (Sor ben %idtsrn pa.
S GiiS II, SigS ysn5s 4E sS,i S,i9Oss IA e S& 4 w. SS5psr nno
Der rep. Sinterlairnidaiten pom Samuel Souitcn
GrtminaTs@rrtGt.- tgor sii6tsr @ilmor.l
SbOIlns @arrou, NCger, Grnlorbuua oe5 Garbi9en
5atob Sroirn; IIcisetpro4en. ~
Common Yleao.8ert6t. -(Sor Ribtsr
@areel 9cintt6 Sod, 19a SABRE alt, ourt eatpaz
nui S6mcrScHs9elo lur erlittene WtBb0nblnnsen;
in ben SdnpeH Der @eihiporcnen. ipClbe ibrcn Wabrs
iprlb beute %ueritegelt ctnbrin9en oirlcn. 8Pomas
8ura tur @brentrdnfun9 uno gejcPIuiorl9e Gtnipcrz
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