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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-15

The Bishops of the Methodist Epis.
copal Church South have recommended
that the week of August 11.18 be
observed as a week of fasting and
prayer The following objects are set
forth upon which prayers aud supplica.
tions may be united "That the Lord
would send more lnborers iufo His
vineyard; for His blessing upon our
institutions of learning, aud the CONVEX,
sion of the young, and the increase of
His Kingdom among men,"
The blind man, Frank Battee, who,
it will be remembered, several months
since attempted to kill Fanny Cole by
horribly cutting her about the head and
neck with Ratchet while at her house
on Josephine street, Baltimore, was
tried at Towsontown, on Tuesday, and
adjugcd guilty by the jury without
leaving their box.
Hon. james G. Clarke, Elk President
Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, has
been offered position as Assistant
ouptliuttudEuN VI thC iAllt AhdAlipuu
The tender was made By General
Mcclellan, General Superintendent Of
the Erie, as soon as advised OF Mr.
Clarke's defeat at Annapolis on Monday
Sd instant.
The Grand Jury of the Criminal
Court, Baltimore, on Wednesday morn
ing presente Rev Lorenz) Dos Huston
for adultery
An alligator Is feet in length aud
weighing 800 pounds was recently
killed. uear the mouth OF the Oeklawaha
river, in Florida
There were sixty deaths in Baltimore,
last week, from small pox.
A. 7. Stewart talks Of retiring from
active business.
Mrs. Laura d Fair is TO have another
trial Oh the 9th lust.
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NOTICE.

State IF Maryland, Carroll county, Sd
I hereby certify tina, John Clark, FMme,
L Of Carroll county, aforesaid, broashi
before me, the subscriber, one of the Justiea
Of the Peace in and for said county, ihs
llth day of June, in the year 1879, ~
stray trespasing upon his enclosures, q By
Mare, about eight years old, fourteen hand
high, little white IN her forehead, soa'
white in her name and small white spS'
on her right hind leg, with small knot .,
her right fore leg on the fet lock joint. shol
all round, new shoes before and old oua
behind, long and tolerably heavy name ssi
long switch tail, trots and can,ers, no mars
of gears; she had on stiff bit bride wilhi
part Of the left side broken, plain sadda
with black leather seat, horn in front sat
wooden stirrups covered with leather.
Given under my hand.
CHAS. W. HOOD, J.R
The owner Of the above Mare Is requested
to come forward, prove property, PE
charges and take her away, she will other
wise be dealt with according to law.
JOHN CLARK,
Residing on the farm of Rev. Paddock NJ
Waters, near Hoods Mill. june l5'a
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Items of News.

A dispatch from San Francisco, June
10, says Tho volunteer troops from
Fort Whipple overlook the Apache In
diaps who raided 90 the live stock near
Prescott, Arizona, recently, and recap
tured two thousand sheep. A quarter
Of mile Of snow sheds on the Central
Pacific Railroad, near Chrystal Lake.
were burned yesterday. The disaster
will cause no serious detention to the
trains. One million four hundred and
twenty Thousand cubic feet of gold bear.
ing cement was thrown down BY a
single blast Of two hundred AID fifty
pounds Of giant powder at Dutch Flat,
California, yesterday.
Congress adjourned sine de at 0
O'Clock on Monday evening, after an
exciting day in both houses The Sun
dry Civil Appropriation bill was finally
passed, with the Enforcement amend
ment modified so as TO provide that the
election supervisors in each voting pre-
ciuct shall not have power to make ar
rests, bu. shall act merely as witnesses
Of all the proceedings Of the election
officers, including the counting aud re.
turn of votes. One Of the last measures
passed by both houses was bill re-
moving the political disabilities of ex-
Governor Vance Of North Carolina, and
George 8 Houston Of Alabama.
DR.. Lanahan says that his arrest and
imprisonment was the result of com
biuation Of which DR.. Carlton was the
leader, which induced Goodenough to
swear out the warrant. He does no,
think that one half Of the frands
perpetrated on the Book Concern have
been disclosed, but is eontcut, as far as
he il concerned. to let the matter rest
where it is, as he thinks the Church
has received sufficient warning to take
care Of its own interests.
The long expected international boa,
race took place on Monday last, on the
Thames, in the presence Of immense
crowds Of spectators. The day was
almost holiday, and Change was nearly
deserted at the hour appointed for the
contest. As seems to have been very
generally anticipated, the Atalantas
were beaten, the English crew coming
10 ehead by Eearly twenty lengths.
A letter from Clarke county Va.
soys the wheat crop is failure, and
IRON the present lookout corn won {.
answer to its name when called for.
although il is too soon 10 speculate gu
that yield yet. The cut worm takes it
down as fast as it comes ap, aud many
farmers have furrowcd out and replan,cd
entirely. The like Of the worms have
never been seen before.
A despatch from New Cssiie, Dcls-
ware, reports that VIM. Dennis. the
negro who outraged Mrs. Mary Thomp
on on March 18th, and escaped, was
'aptured at Chester, 90 Friday, night
cd lodged 10 jail Saturday morning.
ie confessed the deed. Threats ofI
Ipchdpg we're msde b the people.
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CRIsrIELp From the Cris6ed Ledd.
cr, new, spicy, aud cuterpri,ing sheet,
we clip the following statistics relative
to llttle town that threatens to dis,
lance many bigger rival in the race
for Metropolitan honors From Girls
field, between the 10Th Of September,
1871, and the lst of May, 1872, there
were shipped nearly fifteen hundred
tons Of shuckcd oysters, solid meats.
aud in barrels two bundled and ANY
Thousand bushels Total valuation near
a million da.lats, or $50 per cent. over
the season Tor 1870 aud 1871 These
figures give the amount shipp6d by
railroad only for ssrrn aua a bail
months U. lAc amount %, oyster.
shipped pet steamboat. and sill vessels
from tins port, it is as present .mpo-si
bic iOr US to speak With certainty Ne
/ stated Ia a former issue that Ciisi lid
boats sold to Noribern vessels At a sin
gle point near here 100000 bushels,
every dollar for which went into the
pockets OF the owners Of GrisGgd YES
sells. 1t may Be safely Affirmed that at
least Que million dollars was thus paid
over to Crisheld captains from Northern
and Eastern vessels alone. There are
6l3 vessels licensed at this port, with
an aggregate tonnage Of II ,5S5 A tons
Our merchants sold goods amounting
in the aggregate to s350,000. Since
the town Of Urisleld was started, some
half dozen good schools have been estab
lished il the immediate neighborhood
aud there is now very strong proba
biliiy ofour having a irst-class academy
To quote Governor Wise, now sojourn
er in the burg, 'Crisfeld is modern
wonder--a city, like Venice, springing
from the sea, and rising from locality
so completely ignored by geography
that the great States of Virginia ant
Maryland have been one hundred aud
fifty years trying to find their own Statt
liue "
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Attention. Democrats 8 Conservatives.

The Democratic and Conservative Voters Of
Carroll county are requested to assemble in
Primary Meetings. a, the usual places Of voting
ia their respective Election Districts, on SAT-
URDAY. the 18th day June, instant, at ?
o'clock, ,. NJ, for tho purpose Of selecting
Five Delegates to County Convention, to be
held in Westminster, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of jane, Instant to choose Five Delegates
to reprsser; Carroll county in the State Cons
veniion, which assemblies in Baltimore, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th Of June, lsf2, for the
purpose Of appointing Delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention, which assemblies
in Baltimore, on The 9th dsy Of July, 1872, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for Pres
ident and Vice Presideu, o: the United States.
r. MAsMSO, Chairman.
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Mount Airy Items.

Festivai-A Strawberry Festival
was held at Pine Grove Church, Pres.
byteriaD, on the 4th, 9th, and 9th in.
stants, for the benefit Of said church,
Of which Rev. Chas. P. Glover is Pas.
tor. 1t proved quite success, and was
especially enjoyed by the young folks.
The Sabbath School in connection
Herewith is in flourishiog condition.
The Crops-The late showers have
improved the crops considerably wheat
IN this locality, it is thought, will make
more than one.halfof an average yield.
Corn planted on fall fallow looks we'll.
that after the spring blowing has been
much Injured by worms. Grass and
oats are short. The planters are busy
preparing their tobacco land ; quite a
number set portion Of their crop after
the rain on the 4th instant, and many
morcare now ready aud anxiously looking
for the gentle showers" to fall aud
praying for the "latter rains" that they
may secure crop Of the most important
agricultural product OF this region.
Giris1 Out.--Morc wells is this city
have goue dry, and great Inconvenience
is caused by their failure. Gardens
are suffering for the want Of rain.
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The pavis.LYnn Trial.

We devote a large portion of the
ADVOCATE, to day, to the Davis-Lynu
Trial, believing that our readers prefer
it to anything else We might furnish.
Copies of the ADVOCATE, containing
full report of all the testimony given
in the Trial can be obtained at this
Office.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-15

SCUM PRIscIPALs.-The late Penn
sylvania Democrats State cony ention
adopted tho following resolution
"The Democracy Of Pennsylvania can
find no better platfrom on which to
stand than the great leading principles
enuuciated in the inaugural address
of President Jefferson and the farewell
address Of the immortal Jackson upon
these.two great state papers we plant
ourselves and enter the contest Of
1sI2n
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NnrIcr

NOTICE.
Book Accounts not settled bv n.
Of July, will be placed 10 an o sTe 1t
hands for collection. john l. Gp' inner
der. - helisnl.
} Yingliug & Son, have Tho
and cheapest stock Of japanese, P Iss.I
aud Chain Silks III the county-,eal 0' e;
&c them. YAH aHd
II llubcr's. ''' az a.
lfyou want to buy fne and =,
suit Of Clothes, go to J Yin.lin" { 'S'a2
Clothing cheopat Scheotbsl6p.','
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CT s. Mount Airy, is informed
that it was not necessary for him to 60
outside Of the county to attack the an
ti-Greeley position of the ADVOCATE.
It's columns are open to all.
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double Pine Creek Items.

Finished. The iron deck bridge over
Big Pipe Greek, near Bruceyille, on the
Frederick and Pennsylvania Limo Rail
road, with its trestle apparatus, is com
pleted, and is ready for the track to be
laid gu it, which will be done 10 few
DAYS. The track being la;,. down from
Taneytown to the abutmout on that side
Of the creek, aud from the abutmeut on
the other side to It's connection with the
Western Maryland, and on as lar to
wards Woodsboro' as tn Ltdie,burg, Ia
Frederick eounty, 70 which polnt the
obstruction TRAM ruus; thus leaving
only the gap OF some $40 feet over the
bridge and trestlu to complete the cou,
nectiou between the Western Maryland
ard Hanover Branch OF ,he PennsylVa.
nia roads, The bridge is OF wrought
and east iron, BOLIVIAN pattern deck; loo
feet span, So feet above low water and
10 a substantial looking struo,uro The
tsestl3 work on the west, ou Western
Maryland Railroad side, consists Of two
spans and is of wrought iGou Ike its
Kindred over ia meadow bottom lands
on little Pipe Greek, aud Is to be per
maaent The trsstl.uE on he east, or
raneytown side OF the creek, consists OF
some nine spans, aud Is oil white oak
timber, aud IS to be filled in with earth
from dump ears as soon as II eau cOn-
yenientIy be done. This, like the on
over Little Pike Greek, is also within
500 feet of the York road, leading from
Frederick city 10 Li,tle York, Pa, via
Taneytown, &c, and its maguiiliceucc
is in full view from a point on that road
la the summer season, however, the
view is somewhat obstructed by the
foliage of an apple orchard which lies
| between
Low lI'dtcr.-The train on the West.
ern Maryland Railroad from Baltimore
to llagerstown on the evening of Tues.
day the lllh, was obliged to back from
the water station at Union Bridge to
Pipe Greek aud fill the water tender
with buckets out of the creek This is
certainly an alarming state for our well
watered county to be 10. When will
we humble ourselves before God so as
to move Him in His goodness to Civ,
US the mu h needed rain.
Death Of an OIL disea,-Nlrs. Mary
Matthias, relict orthe late Jacob Matthias
die at her residence, in this city, on
Saturday muruing last. The deceased
was, We believe, the oldest citizen, hay.
ing reached the advanced aye Of nearly
SO. Her remains were inferred in the
cemetery Of ST. Johns Catholic Church
GU Monday.
III, CrQps-We are gratided to learn
that the report of the condition Of the
crops, AS furnished by our Double Pipe
Creek correspondent, in last week s
ADVOCATE, has met with such ruiver.
sal commentator. One gentleman
says "it lays all the other newspaper
accounts in the shade"
The Cut worm is DESTROYING the cora
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The Democratic Primary meetings
for this county, will take place to-day
ut 2 o'clock, p NJ
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Report Of the Condltion

or he Fdrmers' and Neehaaics' Nato,sr
BdAkcf Westminster, at Westminst,r. 4
the State Of Maryland, at close Of bar
ness Jude l0M 1872.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.


DY virtue of commission issued to Us
Id by the County Commissioners for Gar
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience Requires
change of public road in said COUNTY;
commonly called "Shauck's Road, sni
change beginning near the bridge on sad
road crossing the Gunpowder Falls thenc
through William X. Groves land to iniei
sect said road against point about !'a
perch.s west Of large maple tree standas
by said road, so as to make said road mos
straight and to take it flrtheraway fromlh'
said William X. Groves limestone qaarry'
This is therefore. to notify all person,
whom il may concern, that the undersiguei
win meet on the premises, on SAruEpni'
The 10Th day Of July, 1872, at o'cloes
P. ~, to execute the trust reposed in US O'
the said commission.
EPHRAIM TRACEY,
GEORGE SHOWER,
LEWIS SNYDER,
june l55t Examiner.
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On the fourth page there is some
interesting matter.
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Il AIDES, Misses and Childrens 0"''
L best goods at low prices, a ,,lt
mar 20 LiyJe, 4 Beekeaba"9'"
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Business Locals

Notices under his head TIN c,,
per Inc .Ior each Insertion. VkNls
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s?ss9ils

stArE or MARrLAsp, County Of Carroll. !, :.
L. J; w; HEaLsa, Cashier OF the Unioa NJ,
uonal Bank ofWestminsier, do solemuly iva,
that the above statement Is true On In H., u !,
my knowledge and belief. WI
J. W. Herring, Cashi.,
Subscribed aud sworn to before me MI, ~,
day Of June 1879. '4' ''s'
J. HENRY HOPPELP
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The Cut worm is destroying the cora
to great extent.
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The anxiety of all to hear the arguments
in the csse. caused the Court Hall TO be
filled almost to suifocaticn long before the
hour Of opening; the number of ladies pre-.
sent was as large, if not larger than at any
other time during the trial The prisoner
was promptly brought in, and he took his
seat in the box more like spectator than
one whose life was at stake. Until the
hour Of opening Court there was constant
hum Of voices, which al times was almost
boister0us. Shea, the accessory, was not
present 10 day. The father Of Davis was
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attnsn SpHHsrBftiT,n, niitnsm 5Iris
pom arctsm Su6s GNo ttn ssUbsn, plum.
pen Gaus.u. CT tnbssth truN etn ntitsS
ttdu,e 6ttto NIT rtadtiaem Sammllra.
gen unS Oslttn 8nSpfsn, TO isDc rdO nod
bsutt pSr Mir. Grsili4, CT ,plr elm Uor.
rstmts 8tuS unp purfts mid ptrt6ansn,
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lab. rlnb Wis purHltt ss itn, als Id ION
ale feline an tis @ltt etrihts'sn Srtefe,
bic Id fhIaa uufFua suradi&tdh gr
.rdgt jtst ssIne 70 f&Snsn sIsibsr mtbr,
csr sSrnstmf iuuss Ssrr, unb fsbt f&uf'
tis aue ssssu mid, Usu 9aunniunssn!"
usainel:&, l&ino'tt" rttf 6raa
Sartara.
6Anins,r scS p;rdatIia Id&slno bic
56ultsri ,.@aaasIial gDie Ia&sriit I!
G8sr NOD mar IS sinfdltiS BON mir, fab
Id Dir i.rss Ial pas In msinsr 6srjsns'
fEsute aEpfrtraut!"
,un6 laSnslta mar 90 aud BON mir, "
frtr Grau Barbara untetrrt fsrt nbab tH
msiurr aItsn 5suGGalt Define 8in!e nt&l
oftntarts."
uprObirs es!" Iustr 6alIinss NIT stneni
bbIsn 3Itdi.
So sntfaub cine pauie I'm @sfpra&s,
pd6rtnb psI&sr SHUTTER unb SObn fG
ni6t nit ban frtunplt6ftsn SIidtn mabsn,
baun attr osuaaasn tn Sfrlsn trs q'b'
tsrsn flnbli6e @sfItie bic SbrTbaHb uEf
sr l&Ius anbsrs SaIisn an.
(5OrtisBuns frlst)
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m 6bcls q cf b aft.
Der llntrrsi6rttt bat in lsiucm .GSsibifts-
lc!dle In Der pr6n Apenne, rbeIbalb RuIbsrrY-
Ifraet, iiftS rur rsibbaItige auspibl Der b:fen
Wfttlu, uub lGtrt has psrrbr;r Tutlifur sur
erfllliatn Snipef:ipn tin.
Essg4 auf psi6rnbrsGuariIe pirS tefcuttre
Rlditt gcnCmmtn uae aleS eaju GIrbpriee
prompt btlrrs',
2Sp69 Rtinbarb S66nfsle.
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2ll uerfQufell:

Gin eutrS pftrb nsbff 9umbrrwasru, nit
SprinaliB. gtenio Elm pianp. preis fur pfrrb
unp BaSsn nit 9eI6irr $i60 cash; fir Iianp,
Si75 cash, cher 5000 in Strmin,ablunern.
RabSufrasen bel 8. q. DiIIer Uter in brr
Office 10. 81. tSap
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s9t GeerFntafett: 4:

Gtus gduIrtls. gsIessn an ttr gsa6frnbs,
rabr 9Vbu Sttrrert. Gin ousersrdtrnsr unb
srmaurrtrr Nslfr 20 lei &c 8u5 behnbrt f6
Darauf uuS il bas bette grunurnpaGsr Sprban-
trn. 9Gbsrss III nirasrn bel peter 3illsr,
in Safcb SbimpH's 6aus. 2mi
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2in Sic bcmtiebe SenDlfernma
Won Pennsylvanien.
Sic


Scranton Trust Comp. e Sparbank
lenft Cure Aufmsrfiamfrit auf bic Irbr litrrarn
9uterr1sn, prlds Iis al SrFritpren ttSablt al
bic Yebinsungen, unttr ttrtn GjrIb 3uriidteinbl
pirt, un6 defenders nuf bic grCbr Sitrrbrit,
peIfe rurh bic Iirrftorer ter 9anf grtcttn
pirt. dies bepsiit bic lbaindr, tab, Obitpn
es Etniser ais Gin Snbr II, felt mir GjrIbditr
treaunsn, mir irBt einm GrbBcrru GrIebrtrag
ais Ieppiitum bnbsn, ais ale tir Spartanfrn
ppn bsism GUun,g. gRir stbsn ni6t Su Rsit
ptnn mir Iagen, pd6 unitrrn GeprIltCrrn 70
erpBs Si6erbsit sebptsn pirb, ais irssnp psIbsn
aurrrrn SPare GePcftgren apf bissm Gentis
ntnte.
Bite, Iprrdt IN trr 9anf Scr unS Sbr rbGl
bort !3irfularf, treIde ilber nlIs Re8rIn une Be
biugunarn Gu6 @uefuuft Grten.
Sci. 8. SrdntCn, Wei,s Gagler, s. g.
Visrrr, g8. 9R. 8inlOp, Gtrma5 Tificn, Gu
mud SIcau. Scbn @rittia, Sra 5rpp unb 9.
y. Ybrps luS tir Dirsftryrr. l6m17I
8. 2. Yieree, TrGii; rrt.
=. y. YbelpS, Shabmsilrr.
Sbcmas 0tdiOu, &br. GrdNtcrt.
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Gum SerfGnf 9Ocr 81
bcrmigtlsn:

Cine Ib6nr 9aurrri In 8rrming County,
att Wrilsn ppn IunIharrpf al tn Brpmdns
Grssf Iitgrus, rnbaIirro SGus nne SGtusr,
rrbit i5O 9Idrrr gauS. pcpru IN gdcr eiRses
itnjt uue untsr gutter Nulnr, &C. 9icit irhr Gut
SrlarN Nabiufrd9rn tsi Srr. 9Ctu 3ete-
Ter, SudntrR. 7r7l
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Spmmcnpealtp Gppperdfipe - 1Uu,UUU
GrtGurs. MIGbsIn, Nnuimannssiitrr &c, rerbr
i9 ~ ben niserisftsn 9tatsn Srrfasrn.
SD wrrte mih britrrbrn, mrins @Bnntr IT,
irber SiuT6t sufrithru III tslltn, unt iiterbaupt
meint @rI6Gfte sspilTrrboft uuc piiuflIi& ~ ers
fillen. gu ipre4en irsru &as i'm GIif WOrf
WaiGinrn Sbrp uuS Spn 6 bis 10 llbr abenbs
in Der SfFee ppn 9Seus unb @atTes. Sen.
Nssutru, 22l eadapanra apnus seasnibtr Der
Walbinstrn Dali, cine Srtppa bod. Ssrr Gbsr.
Dor Ssiiinatr Eirt III her If. unb f2. @art
appiisaiipnsn fir SNIclbru Grmpa9nisu aufnsbs
men. $40 Gbas. 50. @ritsr G8rut.
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Svc11Cr

Tenn Strsbrtsn publifum bon Scranton unb
llmJsstnb eisue ;ur Na6rift, bag ib ppn ben
fplsrnben 6eurr- iin6 ns-Yerlihrrungs. Com.
pasnirn bic aseutur ibsrnpmmtn babe:
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~ vM 0nfiOm SOtc9, &"
6. g. Satttnbsrg, gissntb.,
Sfr n, hdIA Itd

dbdlo, @a.
SitFssu uut auspGrtiasn 8rruubfu bic rrgs-
bens Nulrist, haB cbigrs 6cirl I'M bsitrn Stllt
riusrri6ttt uub NIT alien mcbrrnrn VtrbrIeru..
sss ptrirbsa IN. 8sifsnss fnrtn baisIbIf gu 6
bsrbrrss. Gin grU6rr SaaI fir gGdt uns g.
eurfCuru ifrbt ~ Ditnfen. @ub biz StlIu a
fir pirrte ISBt nitts ~ piul6sn iitrl.
2Sdp70 8. 6. 9nittuttra.
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Gi,ens- s-11etitiontn.

glo6ritt pIrO btsrmii srssttp, baa in 8gIgs
sinr grrrrtuang ttr GIsncral G'sisBBrbuns tie
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Id suelta del pals 25 cts.
TABACOs ELABORADOs
Imperiales 81 mil s 75
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