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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28

A LITTLE girl in New York orphan
asylum was punished .or scratching another
little gir,s face Ly bling required to learn
. verse from tRe Bible, ani was allowed
to make her own selection. shs chase the
first yerss Of Psalm III: "Blessed he the
Lord, my strength, which teaehsth my
hands to wlF, and my sngnrs te light
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28

FranSin.st.. Nanitowoc, NJ kcuenhofen
Proprietor. The large BRICK addition recently
buil' mas been iurr shct IN excellent 81 To- mak ne
" one OF tdc largest InI most compirt- notes ia
hanIto voc. good able Is seUt IN connection
with tne nouse, wirrc stock Viii be Ncil nrnyIded
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: money " Hton ilitsi pilu 10 secure MS dust
ness positi1n. were all that was left of
I YOUR fathers wealth. Convinced that
/ luxury and sxtravaglnce were necessary
for your happiness, Wilton implorel me
! to keep the facs a secret from you, AMI
! bracel himself for tussel with fortune,
resolving to regain ~ his own e1ertions
what was swept away by the failure, be-
/ fore YOU could discover the loss. But,
Miriam, he IS ver-taskins his strength;
and you are bccoin:n. butt for severe
cen~ure On youf extravagance. Ny secret
has bur ienel me too long, and you must
now yourself be the judge Of the right
coarse to p,:rsue.
Miriam was weeping, but the tears were
not all bitter. She gave it full need of
gratitude to the love that would have
, shielded her from the knowlodse of power
ty AMI pain; and yet she could scarcely for
give the want of confidence in her oTn
ability to bear the sacrifice that the deceit
implied.
Il was long before she spoke, bnt when
she die. her eyes were bright, anl her
voice clear and firm.
'Thc holso is mine?' she asked.
Certainly. But it ueels such q large
income to sustain such an establishment.
'Tcll mo what style of house does VII
tons Income warrant. | mean the income
he hal two years ago
a smaller house, dcar-no carriage, no
h0usekccpcr, two servants, but certainly
no footman in livery; no conservatory-
stop, stop, | un lerstanl yoa. ou
will see father, if am made unhappy by
your kind frankneis. Wilton is in the IL
brarv, absorbed in business. Will you
wait here till ! Srcak to him
L will come again, he said, kindly
sGo.l night, Miriam. Heaven grant l
have Judged vour heart rightly
Bn. Miriam drl rot seek her husband at
once. 1t Seal,l ampckrry to her to 50
to him with diamonds flashing from her
rich dress; 50 she sought her own room,
AMI pattm- aSiI' h"f evening to''e'' "'e''-
cd herself p'ainiv ont ca'e'ni'S' ""'i ''i'''
knc"lins down. prayei with earnest teFvor
before sh" lett the apartment.
w ilt"n' :
me haraSS"n' weary man iooA'u up
Wilton, yol shoIll hlrc trus'el me J.
"Ne me Y"Hr h'"rt' your co''HIe"'e' ''S
husband
lie bo"ci MS neal upon hcF oll S'F'eii''
/ hands.
T Can you bear 1t. Miriam
/ can bear a"lthlh2 yo" are nc>'''.
me- yoH love me aHi trust me. " nat
can" bear IS t. believe nv hnNoani io'e'
! money 'rttcr than MS "iie
/ i ua lcrStanl that VOW. bnt there must
be confidence between US, Wilton; l must
be yonr true Wife, bearing your sorrows
'o' your r''crS'S'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28

Dealer in all kinds OF Stoves AMI Utr Iuare. and
Manufacturer Cooper. Tin, and tjl-eg.iran wa,e
Eighth-'t.. South side, no tie Bridge, Maulto
voc 10 1l.Iy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28
JOSEPH SNlNES
WILLIAM LYNCH.

Dea.cr in S'oNes also Manu- Gacturer of Tin t,nee
Iron ana Copper ware. All KIN \ OF req 'iriL Zone
Eigtti-st., between York and BitIaio, Manir ~. oc
"A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28

Fashionable Taiinr. All roods made by ~, ssb-
scr Der are warrInlrd to lit form. II tSIs Tet-
sonahle. AND am biunl to ne4se those who give
me their custom Sh'p lura->t., two doors
vest OF tie " nd ale Hou = All
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28

\ VIC ssys that the Greeley wave was
jus. ike al othsr waves, first up and then
,iowr. and as hai luck would have it, the
clectipn took Eiace ghen the wave was
down:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28
L.. KAISER.

Pt'crhmn3Hr and UphUste~rr. CARR ge Trrmme
an harL-s, Naher. Commercials b.twcen III
ana 81, Nai.t0"d rtcommra1S himself il
these branches, ana uro,..sts asecUtc an ,,or,
Win pr"uiptne-S and IN the hest stylo u H.
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If one were to believe some of our jour
nal. here, troublesome times arc in store
for us. Thus the Courier lie Paris re-
ports that it has disc vere1 a plot accord
iu- to which, when, Sat the death of NJ,
T!,iGrs " tho assembly, &" elect the due
d dAum,!G PRESIDENT the entire soath viii
break out into insurrecticn, Eith the army,
(Which il entirely republican, at its head.
Then, there will be new elections, which
will result in a radical assembly, which Will
elect Gambetta: and then, the two parties,
with ;heir respective presidents, will re
tiEe into the north and south and fight out
their quarrel in a bloody civil war. Now,
one can smile at present perhaps, tthoush
not ycry coaflantly or Comfortably at
these hallucinations. But the worst IL,
that suppsing VI. Thiers were 10 die, Meth
rr the above, nor imaginary issue is impos-
.ibIe, f"r the simple reason that no one
can petend to say in any degree what in
.Eeh an event would really happen.-P0ris
90. st. Louis Rep.
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Real Estate for Sale,

4 FARM 50 acres OF land. rame Barn.
n house we'll watcrej spring etc 30
acres under cultivation. 3 miles from city.
bots l. X IS in Block no, two frame houses
anl barn Lot in block loo. house and
barn Tue northwest quarter of northwcsI
qu1rter, section -, town Two Creeks Man
{as4c csunry l2-l.u v. IL HORN
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CHAS. II, WINTON.
&. R7EIySG.

Veterinary Surgeon, cures Ring Bones Spavins
SICK etc. &c. All Cures warranted. or no Charges
maze. Once t; MS aver stable on Seyent st
o''"tch buHt'o M Sblc go. Mani'o1o'. 12 if1
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UNION EaITAE.

Pro:ess OF Music, will give /, Vocal ann
Instrumental Aas in the city OF ManitJwoc ma
40 Rivers. I.esiCence on FislSli.s'.. near the
ourt Housa 10 IL =
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28
THE BROKEN PROMISE.

!
the amIability.
/ Il have no power over your movements,
Mirian, sail the old gentleman kindly
you are Of age, AMI the wealth you inner
] tied from your f.thcr is entirely und"r your
op n control; but am afraid r0u are com
mitt;ng a grave error if you accept Wilton
Seymour Offer. | am afraid he is man
to marry money.
why? pass over the implied slight
you think Mr.. Seymour m.rries me for my
InoneY alone?
! don't know that | mean that exactly.
| know that yol are young. bclutiful, and
I talented; bat think if you asa had been
poor, YOU would not have hal Ibis offer.
Again | ask, why 10 you think 50?
/ Wilton Seymour is one of that unfprtu-
Eate class-a young man who has lived
upon expectations. He has been c lucatel
AMI supportel By IN eccentric uncle, who
was sur posed to be enormously wealthy
Wilton has livci in Complete likeness. pass
''7 ''' 1''''7
anu '''''e '"''' "'',''7 - .'''S','
e.'' '',' -, ''''' =.
"a '''''''''' a. '''' ,'''''- ,'''''
money S--h'"e. .t'' '''''' was >'FP','"
a hospital. Wilton accepted the situation
gracefully enough, applied fara position a
'''.N ~ '''e y ''''' ''.'' 49, -
AMI WI u az ''''''sS W..
-.
- -.
40 '''''' ~ ',''' ~ - ..,.. -" g
'-'' - . 1.'o..s - :, ,
= .'.' ". - ''''' -, ,.;,,
,.'n IL, -.,.ra,
"Po" i""rSe'
=, i"'' my '",'Te '"-''' ! -" wen u
80 '''.'' '''' '''' '''' - = -,
= 80 : ''''''' 7 : =, . - =
Vs.
nc '''l> 'ol ! you 'n'l
w, NJ res i'',''' 'a'''' nv '''''' -
Fcap,tl Of ten til usanl uoqni>-only a
small norton Of my money. The remain :
..,,..,:., ,;..,..
Wilrcn's chc,,, and contr,I.'
.Thi, is sheer insanity. neyor 4earl
Of such folly,'
Miriam flca grcv very sweet, ~ lpaH
came :utp her soft brown eyes of devotion
and trust.
If I am wiling Ia tr,.>t mv,c'r, Nv
whole future htppire,> in Wiitom's hands,
my money is Ct htt!e coa,cq lance. If he
can win NV conf lcnc. sufficiently to con
tro! my fortune. do-vou think Ao cln win
my loy. MYSELF
Mr. pa'mrr move, un~r.ily in his chair
1 wish yon would li,tea to reason, he
slll; i AN truly speaking FOR your own
gool.
4 know that. After nine years Of such
love a> my own father wonii have G!ien
me- rad he lived; after seeing yodr severe
grief for nv mg:hor's death, yonr affection
for my little >stcrs-yopr own ca;li-
never surprising that you showed TO ne,
do vou think | so not appreciate your mo-
lives: thank you from my heart for
yonr advice; bat my whole future hapri-
ness is involved in thi, decision and be
lievc am deciding to secure H..
4 sincerely hone 50. Fin the future
von find was right, remember | claim Il
f.thcrs right ta comfort Won and this is a
fathers home 20 receive YOU
Too much moved bv the old mans sol.
cmn tone to reply in words. Miriam pressed
her lips upon the kind face that looked in
20 her own,
There my dear, he said gently. q
have spatln As felt it my tluty to spoak,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-11-28
nRrkT IjNrAjiIE5 SPECIFIC,

for LIVER COs-T.TrT aul The patn ul Of nrin@
fnarr1, 10 ~: By,pcp,i1. Constr pat ion.
Jauuri-r Bilious ltt-c-s sick fscsa "a e he.
Core, DeDrss-rIu % spirits, Sour stomach 4,
Hssrt PurI etc &C
Iga.r rT.fa tF,a 4 ,yy.- Il nj
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ADAM ROBERTS.

Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and Wa. ,r-maser
sAop on the co-ner OF SevcTtl an Yutk SIS
North Side, Manitowuc. Does ali kinds o
iron WurA as good -nL H. cheap rs any other estsb
l-hnicmt IN u CItt. Il 70. !,
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r. q AFksTs.
EDWARD CONWAY

W lo!esalo and Ret il dealer IN Hats. Caps Furs
GoNes, Mites, Robes etc. Yurk-st, bet wee!
Egg IN and Ninth, NanitUwoc IL ;+yI
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cnilLS kH0 FEVER.
ln:aoss LIVER REalLATa9i

= L1F'nfe-4
i 20 drastic nleui n -.it"i"e.
Is sur TO cure il tt'-eH re.u!ITlv,
J. no irtpv'c tin bnv .rfg'.
i furI IS ffGnll, rlol,~il-.
J, tac clr.ueet ne Il iar ga trte wo-lA
u -gyru 'l'. sg,rfy ~ the ha 1ll--t results to
tue ruO-t r.Ir ,tf u. ~
Irr- MT ia q, f-Tp uI hI~iur=.
Doc not clSlrrat q tlC s-s'e r..
Taxi 'te 9lace . Quin ne lai B:tt'rs of every
fIu'.
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ElSED. SCHROEDER.

100 all klhaS 81 h."'". 't-u>a=v. j,
'tcr Whlch H., All sell at toe lowest prlceS. IN
4uihhty and Kind - SUIT puI uIChlsers. ANY one
having catl- hos or shecu 10 scU, Will c,ll on me
IL receive tht highest nrlcc4. Il ii IY
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DE. A. 4. PATCHEN-

PaTsician. Surgeon. and AccoucIsur ONCE on
stu st, over BLcon's Drug stors. OGce o3en II all
hours CaIl Co the countrs promptly attended
l32G IL
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DR. Stuart Robinson thinks MIS-. Cadyi
Stanton isa' much better than Laura Fair
Or Josie u. hinsHei1.
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Sending PInais by NaiI.

Although it is several years siucc Con-
gress Geacro lsly place the mail-bags at the
service Of all lovers Of Horticulture, by the
paving of very small sam Of money e
cts. for o., 4 cents for 8 o., 6 cts, for
II o., an cts, for a pond, allowing
1 his &c Lo sent in one bunlie), there ARE
yet many persons throughout our land
who DO not fully comprehend the facilities
Of Transportation for all kinds of floral
beauties
There are dwcllers many upon the dis
terel through Colorado, Montana and All
zona, who would gladly avail themselves Of
these privileges did they bat know now small
a sum it wo llI cost them to rucIrc plants
HhIch would anlivcn their surroundings,
remind them Of 6 distant home ana bright
en- mluy lonely hour Of their live. It is
for their benefit that write this article,
and also for those who, having received
plants By mail which were long time en-
route and haye become very d'y, are not
aware of the treatment they require.
There are many florists who make it Il
specially to SEMI plants by mail, AMI
have advertised largely to that effect, All
/ have given great satisfaction aal pleasure
To thousands OF customers.
/ If fplants have ccen c2ninel in tight
bundles or boxes for some days, the cyap-
Grafton Of moisture from the leaves has
been very great, aul they rcIIirc to be
soaked in warm water from twenty min
utes to half an hour, keeping the wrap
pings s.boat the roots, and laying the plants
in shallow pan, Of water qaite warm to
the hand. This tcstoreS their vigor, re
wives the leaves, anl gives ths plants re
newcd life. They mast be shaded from
the suni3f,t from three, four, or even five
days, and water p'catifi'lg sprinkicd
ever the leaves both night AMI II. )rning
If the sun does rot shine, keep the cover
ings off; but if it does, double newspapers,
cq-efully IGllei and fastenc over them,
will keep the Tlants fresh.
If planted il new pets, the pots must
be solkcI in water fer ut least IN holr be
fore using them, or they will draw all tho
moi,tme out the soil and Kill the plants BY
starvation. If Old pos ar usel, they
must be carefully washed from all dirt 0:
slime. If the plants are placed directly int
the open border, cne must reGcm5cr tha
they came from q YARN greenhouse, an,
keep them shiellel ffon, chilling winls.-
Daisy Eyebrishr in Country Gentleman.
Mr.. BtEoHER appointed the Sunlay af
ter the regent election for tho baptism q
children. Due notice had been given from
the pulpit, and among the array Of Iittl'
cnc presented was = bright, curly-heaie,
boy, ani Mr., Bsecher Troceeiei with IN
service: "Thls ehiiI, Horace Greeley,
bap-" 1t was too much for tie cen
gregation, and the announcement va
gree,ad gith universal laughter, whicI
dr.wred the rest of che scrtencc, while
, amid the laughter, the only thing heard wa
the exclamation Of lady, whose sympa
] thies were apparently anti-lloTatian, say
| ing: "Whas shame, and such nice
. locking fellow tGs.
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plIpFtY v;GcI1AiG.

'ri- n-rivq,,a' Hr1ic,r" is 1,--1nt.t NOT to
c. am /, .rurIr ,articl- OF MERCURY or any mi
- Tr. g.
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'EM7as' Lits2 7.gJtArl7, tie
GREAT FafA,if n D!ClhE.
y: II. Lf.If.IN Il @

.J:II. 1,t.If.IN & CO..
MACON, O.. and P'iILADELpHTt
pc = no u.r p,cSt.": scIr . nal. D tge
re.f si D. iFt9-r-i r.Ils To- sse ~ bolt ga,
tI.)
ts,- E,,ara ofal c urter ~ ani Inita ions.
sor Sair ~
r. &. j. RHsiSs0 ON.
ntuiiowoc. W..
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PAUL. IlEESEIs.

'aYs the hlgdtst prICe for Whc.t and other pra-
.lc". ONCE on The nOrgatas ,Ollcr of Buhalo ana
Eighth SIS. Mantowpc l21lyl
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The sub.crIoer having opened
Flour asc Feed store in the store CT
Jas. Bennett. on Commercial street.
next door to O. Eorri.On, intends to
keep constantly on hand the vevy
best spring and winter heat flour
MISC all k,.iGs OF feed which will he
delivered TO any part OF the city.
37.tf "a. TRUMAN.
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J. >. ANDERSON. A
:. q. PIsITCHaRD NJ n

Attorney and Counselor at Law Collections
promptly attended to. OHice over j. A. X. ll1r:s
store. Cor. Eighth and Iork-sts., Nanitowoc
IL Al :,
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PRESCRIPTION BLANKS.
fc. "C,
Our job rooms have been ~:

Our Joh rooms have been IT.:
plenished with large variety
Of new type, Of the latest cut, ana
We fatter ourselves that the work
turned ont of our Office for the
past year has been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and viii com
pare favorab!y with those Of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in
neat and workrnanlike manner,
had better give Us a call ar'l ex-
anime our work and prices.
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Attorney and Counselor at Law AMI Court Cor,
MISSIONER Tor hanlto" oc county. All business en-
trusted to hi. care will be promptly ard faithluSy
attended to. Adrice honestly given. FOR Nhica !
reasonable charge vii, be made. oaics cr Buffalo
St. between Eighth and Ninth l2ii;I
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were sleeping.

Without cXageration. ne-thirl of the
town is dismantlcI, anl m prc than n thnn5-
ami families literally without n home.
About l,0o9 mDre have one little corner Of
what WAS once their 10 lsc to shelter tic II.
The deal are thrty-tvo; seriously hurt
abou: hair !. sc0.c.
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BANKING HOUSE

Ata,o.r.,s. br Dr,,s, Br : 1Hweutre 1tsIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-16
Ger 2eesburger Ser9iftmu8ss
eSau. NrDf. GunrD'S BON
SSalttmurc 2lualYie. - 9tt=
Scr,if i'm SDSdaeu Q%cfuuScn.

Gnlitp s. 2logo IN Stt0blr9, Sa., melIe,
mie :pir mehrfah Gu8fiihrlid) bcrihtetcrl, I'M
Ger0afte ltebt, ihren Ntann rn0 ibrc i Sin-
ser burd, Sit un'S 2eben gebrodt 81 baben,
purDe Sonntag aundhIt inter Nnfla9e Der
@rmorOung ibres jiin9iten aiuoe6 perbaftct.
Gefauutlid war Der Mtagcn oe8 Sinpe8 Be
buis GemiihCr Inter udung na4 Baltimore
an B.of. Gonrp geionOt worocll, urO OlsIer
te(earaph1rte SonHtag friib all ben glapor
8entlep nad Gesture, OaB CT in Der lbm
liberge6enen @taiie II Grau Arienit %gefAnOen
babe.
Srau 2loy0 wur0e ioiOrt Dor 6ricbcnsri6ter
80uace gebraft, Der jeood Der ipdtcn Stunoe
meger fem Terb0r mebr pornebmen tonlte
uuO bic 4ngetla9te hitter $1,000 giir9ldaft
fir ibr @ri4eilen am 0ienltag (bcute) lteCte,
lpo oaun and YrOf. Comp Der ~GoronCrSlurg
auafitbrlidm Yeridt ~eritattcn miro. SIS lit
8ciebl ert beilt, nuumcbr aud bic @cidet bea
@atten urO Der anoereH prct Sinner Der 6rall
2lopO auS;u9rabeu uuO Die 0tdgcn ebcnlal6
elmer Qnalpie Al Wnterperien. Sn Der gar6en
gtaot berlid)t bic uu9ebcutri te &uire8nng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-16
Observation-Disclosures.

@efcru famen Die SGOouer Son croatlpe"
pon Sapauua uno y6u ntreB" bon Yuuanla
blco in ben SamptOn.J foab8 al, ruelterer
@eiiungen gepdrtiJ.
9tah Baltimore beltintl1t, lam 9eltern Die
Srig9 yBotOmac" bon 9enlarara al Der
Seeming Monroe, &a., uorbci.
Der Sdlpouer RI. S. 6GbcnS," le9elte
5ounabeuO BON Sapaunab, Geo.; blerber
ab.
Der 0a4npftr r3ameS q. @arp," Capt.
Sal, fam 9eltern Don 9tcmbern, N.=9., bier
an.
Der 9anpfer gGGomas 6. Gabia," Capt.
Satbetlp, liei getern pm u orozearoltlla pier
ELL; besalei1eu Der 0aHlpfer rS. gtetnoer,"
@apt. Yidnp.
3sr Sampler ,SurugoTa," Capt. 9oO'
per, largte 9ci!eru pon SaOaHla9, @eo., BteF
al.
Der gdoouer ,GboOa SOlmeS," Capt.
SlaqN, Don SaUanuab, &c., ab9eTabrellr
errcidte 9citern unitru 9afen.
4;n 8. Ipril muroe unter'm 80. Sreltell.
uno 70. 2~dngengrooe bic ron liverpool rad
Baltimore beinlnmte Barrie rMbarburton"
an9etrohtn.
8r 8ampicr v0lcGleaan," Capt. 5OwcSr
fam an SounabeAOe i'll 8oltOu Don bIeI
on.
Der Camper ,@m. Crane" Capt. SO
mes, ie9elte am "iclblgea Sage BON SoEou
mad Baltimore az.
6aS SGiff rOtira," Capt, @nnocrIon,
fad am 20. Wlar3 Don 9telitna hter4er II
Gee.
9a8 96if y5ilOer 2anbS," Gapt. Gun
can, brad am %. 6ebru0r bon Jtto Dc Sa
nctro nad BEN SamptOu>8OaOS aEi.
0a8 Sdifi y&arlton," Capt. 9urfee, fan
am 80. Mdr; bon bier 81 Selfalt III Srlaui
oil.
Die engliiAe 8rig9 Ocean 0ueeu," Capt
Sibert, fam oil &c. Ntdr5 ION Baltimore Il
Yernambuco al.
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II ebeuio wirliumss Yraie.patio bsfuab.

ais Elm ebenio wiriianes Brdierpatio beiudb'
ren, dis Die 2gmphe gegeu Die Slattern.
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ein ueues 9esiHiattiors Ytittei aufutsrfiam
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