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The New York herald., 1872-08-10

The mercury ranged from 80 to 9j in the shade yestcr
day in Bath, Me-
The wall of building in progress of erection in Dor
CHESTER Mass fell yesterday dangerously niurin9 James
Gilmore and seriously bruising four other workmcn.
N. r. Trcadwcrs tanning aud currying establishments
in Salem Mass, destroyed by fire yesterday afler-
noon The adjoining building OF Snow & Redmond
partially destroyed. Loss not estimated
Nathaniel Jones, who esca ped from the Massachusetts
State Prison tn years ago and has since committee
numerous roubcrcs, rearrcs.ed yesterday In Lova
and taken TO his oil quarters at CharleStown.
The Board of Trustees o, the Syracuse University n
elected as pre- slent Alexander Wnchell III. D.,
Professor OF Geology Zoolosy ana Botany in ,he univ
sity OF Michigan. His acceptance is assured
The funeral OF Frederick wrisley, late of the n if
Avenue Ilocf New York, took place In Boston vesteu
nom Dr. ill church. The Rev Dr. bradley oicla
The floral presentations were rare ana beautiful y
fine tribute OF the clerks OF the Fit'h Avenue
The remains temporarily deposited In Forest II
Cemetery.
During heavy ihrn lcrstorin at Quebec Thus sd
nj hi a .looner was struck by lightning and dama Y
The Church OF st. Micha,l struck AMI burned 81
ground. The steamship Vicksburg, irom LONDON, vi
ashore Pressure Island during the storm. TWO 4
have gone 10 her assistance.
10 'cph Mayo died in Richmond, va., Yesterday no
ing, aged seventy years. He was Commonw ea
Attorney Of Richmond Tor wonty-nine years ais? ms
for fifteen years, uniil he removed by the iedei raj
thoritcs. lie was alhnr OF legal work Known s"l
Mayors Guide liis death causes general sorro' ".
the city offices will be closed this afternoon out of
spect
A negro, named John Mitchell confined in jail mt G
ington, Tenn, for attempting {, Outrage youn & Ia
and nearly killing her IN tie attempt was 'aken rom
Thursday night by party OF citizens, WHO over owe
the ailrr aitcr desperate resistance. and shot Mitch
desperate character, In lag Killed two mci will
the past ana succeeded IN ending the onc' FRS
i,ato mfr nc.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
What ID Said in Geneva Concerning the Arbitra.
tion-Movements Of the American
Representatives.
TELEGRAM TO Tine NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, August o. 1872.
Referring to the progress which has been made
10y the Court OF Arbitration in the Alabama claims
case, 1t s thought very generally by the outside
people that the American representatives have
completed their case, and that the English agent
ana counsel are employing themselves during the
recess in preparing their reply thereto
MOVEMENTS OF TIE UNION REPRESENTATIVES.
Hon. william Evarts goes to Paris to-day but
will return before the reassembling OF the Court OF
Arbitration on next wednesday. Caleb Cushing
and Mr. Waite will visit Chamounix during the
recess.
PLEASANT PROCEEDINGS WITH THE DAMAGES CON-
sEQUENTIAL.
The arbitrators, counsel and other gentlemen
connected with the tribunal dlned together at the
Hotel des Bergers to-day. Covers were laid for
forty guests Mr. J. Bancroft Davis was not pres.
ent. The anair was entirely informal
RECRUITED IN HEALTH--AN ENGLISH CoNvALEsCENT.
Mr.. J. Bancroft Davis returned to Geneva to.
night
Sir ROundell Palmer has recovered from his re.
cent indispostion.
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SPAIN.
Colonial Slavery To Be Abolished Gradually Un-
der the Royalty.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NsW YORK HERALD.

His Majesty King Amadeus has signed decree
providing for the gradual abolition of slavery in the
colonies of Cuba and Porto Rico.
ENGLISH DIPLOMACY IS THE CAUSE OF EMANCIpATIoN.
A deputation IRON the Ant-Slave Trado Associa-
tion Of England waited on Earl Granville short
time ago to request his lordship to use his in
uence in favor of the abolition Of slavery at Porto
RICO and Cuba. Earl Granville said that there
1'could be no doubt that the Spanish government
had not acted up TO the treaty. but it was dinlcut
matter for Great Britain any other power to in
terfere In the affairs OF o country which had an
insurrection its hands. He had had some discus
sion with his colleagues on the general subject but
Old not feel justified in making the result public"
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THE LOUISIANA CONVENTION.

Warmoth's Latest Coup-Hc Declines a
Nominltlon mt the Hands of HIS
Friends, and Gives Way in Favor OF n
Young Planter.
NEW ORLEANS. August Q, 1872.
After three days. earnest consultation with the
democrats the pinchback republicans in the
Liberal Convention to-day, in despair of
elfecting any compromise whatever, pro-
ceeded to nomination, and unanimously
put forward colonel Davidson B. Penn, O young
merchant planter OF Orleans, as its candidate for
Governor. Previous to the nomination Warmoth
made telling speech. declining to be candidate.
His reception was enthusiastic beyond
precedent, and he, in company with the
candidate, was followed TO the St. Charles
10y cheering crowd OF people. Tonight the city
is alive with excitement. Colonel Penn was sere-
naded at the St Charles HOTEL and several cnthusi-
astIc speeches were made in response
warmotn has made great political hit. AT one
stroke he has leapcd to great popularity. T0-mor-
row the Convention will conclude its session by
nominating a straight liberal ticket, upon which
both races will be represented.
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TIE WoMAN's INSTITUTE.
The Attorney General Applies for % Re-
ceixcr To Bc Appointed.

ALBANY, N. ", August 0, 1872.
Tic Attorney General has applied to Justice
Learned for a receiver OF the Dispensary and Hos
pltal Society OF the woman's Institute in the city
OF New York. II appears that alobbyman named
Charles Thompson last winter secured from the
Legislature an appropriation OF s1,Soo 10 INC IN, \,
the institution that he was TO have all nc secured
over $1,000. The Attorney Goneral noI iikihy tiis
mode Of business desires change o. o"iSeis'
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yCsK HERALD.

DUBLIN, August 0, 1872.
The new docks at Belfast were opened to-day
with appropriate ceremonies One OF the docks
was named Dunern III honor OF the present Gov
ernOr General of Canada.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHI>uToN, ID. c., August 10-l A. "a.


OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 1O-l A. ID. J
Synopsis yor the Past Ttceaty.fouT Hours.
The barometer has continued falling slowly from
the lower lakes, with partly cloudy weather ana
southery and southwcstery winds, which also
prevail over the Middle and Eastern Statess
with clear weather; light northerly ANA cast
erly winds and fair weather on the Gull ana
South Atlantic coasts; the low barometer in North
ern Illinois anu ON Lake Michigan has moved north
eastwardiy southerly to easterly winds in the
Ohio Valley with clear weather. and northcriy to
westerly winds aud clearing weather In the North.
west.
PROBABILITIES.
Cloudy weather, with southerly and westerly
Winds will prevail over the lower lakes
and thence eastward over New York and
New England; variable northeasterly and
southeasteTly winds In virginia and over
the South Atlantic and Gulf states with partly
cloudy weather; clearing weather and northerly
to westerly winds in the northwest, extending over
the upper lax, 8 and the Upper mississippi ana Ohio
valleys by Saturday afternoon
The Weather fn This City Yesterday.
The following record will slow the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-iours IN compari-
son with the corresponding day OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar-
macy
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Nswsp"pch -in that
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper FIN the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present " eek now
ready, contains select story, chtitie d, "Uncla
Geonreys Tall Copy OF Terence" toge ther witu Z,
the very latest News by Telegraph from All Parts o
the Worldup to tine houf Oh pnohcatiohi interesting
letters from the Agassn Expedition ant "A the Can0
Dolly Warden Expedition to the Upper Mississpnd :.
Mr. Stanley, the HgRALD Commssi )nor, inte r
viewed by an English Journalist; conc usion OF q "a
Erie Fire Investigation; latest Returns from Nor -,
Carolina; Letter from Speaker Blan o TO Senu ,-
Sumner, and summers Reply; The In dian Donna l., !.
Unearthing Jay Gouids Rcal Estate Transactio NJ:
Weary OF the Worl; tho Harrisburg Tornado. ard
the Rob Reys on the Border. { also cont air,
the latest news by telegraph fV an Washing to,
Political, Artistic Religious and Sporting Tr tam
gence; Obituary Notices; Literaryf Editorial Ar,,-
clcs on shc prominent topics OF t'he day: Rs v,ew
OF the Cattle Horse aad Dry Goo, Is Markets r,nan
cial ard Commercial intelligence, and aces un,s NJ
all the important aud Interesting events of the
wees
Terms: Single subscription, So; rrhreoS s,pjes 81.
Flye copies, ss; Ten copies. SIS; sDgla| copies five
cents each. A limited number Of aLtss easements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD,
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The Probable Republican Majority-An
Editors House Fired Into by Unknown
arfi

RALEIGH, August o. 1872.
Everything is quiet to-day 1t is quite certain
the republican majority will reach 1000 or 1900.
The residence OF Josiah Turner Jr., editor of the
Senttael. at Hlsboro, fired into last night the
ball passing through the window OF his wlfe's
chamber. Mr.. Turner left this city this evening for
home, in consequence. The perpetrator of the deed
is rot known. This is the second time such shoot
ing has been done.
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THE UTE INDIANS OF UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY, August Q,

SALT LAKE CITY, August ., lSs2
The Wheeler expedition Is encamped at Provo.
About one hundred and fifty followers ana
chiefs of the Uto Indians had conference with
Lieutenant wheeler yesterday as TO the nature
of his expedition It Is probable the nature was
explained and the indians returned satisfied,
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ENGLAND.

Cabinet Preparation for the Propagation of Par
hament-Admiral Aldsn's Fleet Moving to
Gravesend- Interference at
Irish Elections-The Premier
Sustained by Parliament.
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A TEMPERANCE LECTURE,

NEwDuRo, N. Y, August 0, 1872.
At five o'clock this morning man named Byron
Donneu was found dead in an open lot In this city.
The verdict OF the Coroners jury was That he came
to his death from the effects Of liquor and OK
posurc,
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1EltGRaES TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 0, 1872.
A council was held at Windsor Castle to-day,
when draft OF the royal speech to be delivered at
the prorogation OF Parliament was submitted to
the Queen for her approval.
The Queen will not be present in person to close
the tomorrow, and the speech will be read
by commission.
THE UNITED STATES FLEET MOVING TO THE THAMES
The United States neet Admiral Alden command
Ing, sailed from Cowes at ten O'CLOCK this morning
Tor the Thames and is expected to arrive at Graves
end during tie night.
Large crowds are going from the metropolis to
visit the fleet, and steamers have been specially
chartered to accommodate the people,
CLERICAL INTERFERENCE AT ELECTIONS IN IRELAND.
The House of Commons last night resumed de-
bate on the motion Of Mr.. Butt for the removal Of
Mr.. Justice Keogh rom the bench for his decision
In the Galway election case, unseating Captain
Nolan on the ground Of undue influence in his
election by the priesthood. The most prominent
Irish members strongly denounced tie course of
Justice keOgh, which was approved by the govern
ment. The debate was excited, and did not con-
clude until four O'Clock this morning, when divl-
sion Of the House was taken, and the government
was sustained by 100 majority.
THE HOP CROP AND HARVEST
The latest report from the hop fields In Kent Is
favorable. There is prospect Of large YIELD
GENERAL SHERMAN AT wOoLwIcH.
General Sherman visited WoOlwich Arsenal to-
day and witnessed the experiments. He subse-
quenty lunched with the officers and returned TO-
auight to London.
The Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta.
LONDON, August o. 1872.
The Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta, which COM
menced on the 9Th inst, will terminate tomorrow.
The match for the Challenge Cup, gift from the
Prince Of Wales, is to be sailed to-day. The
American yacht Sappho is entered for this race,
but there is doubt expressed to her start
ing
The New York herald., 1872-08-10

Grand Republican Pemonstreti In
Bangor. S~!ss -.
BANGOR, Me-, August ., 1872.
There was an enthusiastic republican demonstra.
tion In tnis city tonight. The outlying towns
were oil represented. There was an immense
tQrchlight procession. At the meeting there were
ABOUT ten thousand persons present. Among the
speakers were Bingham, Hamlin and Swift
Tne Grant campaign has opened In this State
with extraordinary vfgor.
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IRELAND.

New Docks Opened at the National Commercial
Centre.
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FRANCE.
Flow Of Specie and the Stock in tho Bank.
TELEGRAM TO tine NEW Ycax HERALD.

PARIS, August Q, 1872
The specie In the Bank Of France has increased
-2200O0OO francs during the past week.
The New York herald., 1872-08-10

Eor Bnthing Infa II ts--Sus-ncs rs rGaliis
TON Is cooling, soothing ard reircsffrg
The New York herald., 1872-08-10

little real OLD spirit be Unused into the politcaI
waters OF this Maine law blessed State. f''''''
The New York herald., 1872-08-10

A.-Nernid Branch OHce, Br looAiyn,
Garner Of Fulton syopuc aug Boef Ium street
Open from. a NJ. so6 ~ N.
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Trade Forfcitures Remitfcd.
The, Treasury Department has conditionally re-
mitted the forfeitures incurred by the steamers
JOAN Romer and Rose standsh, Of the Boston and
Tnngham line, against which proceedings have
been in the United states District Court Of Massa-
chusetts The grounds for remission are, that the
violations Of law were merely of technical charas
ter on account OF 1t not having been well settled
what appliances and equipments were necesa'y
for the boats In the business in which they,were
engaged,
The New York herald., 1872-08-10

Patent rcn Work Political Banners,
Flags AMI fc,rtrais at HOJER GRAHAMS, " Duane
street
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

cheers were given with a viii; ana after listening
to several patriotic airs the audience dispersed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-18
G6ifsna6ribten.

Der Oampfer ISM. &enneop," Sapt. So.
ltcr, fam am Is. Suli BON bier ii6er Norfoll
in Bolton Gil.
Die oeutits Sarte y3uirieoenbeit," Capt.
Oarnenbers, lan9te am l. Sult BON Saltt'
more in SelpDt an.
Die normegiife Sarfe p8anb.rer," Capt,
Gmanueliou, fam am 8. Suli bon bier 81
@aterforo in Srlano on.
Der Sdooner ySirsiuia," Capt. 0rpben,
lief 3ieufas BON GbarlstOu, S..G., biel
Elm.
Die ensliide 9arfe r9i,5ie 8usmoub,"
Capt. Solosn, mo bic ruitibe ySamion,"
Capt. @uno, BON bier abgefabreu, ieseltsn anl
4. Suli bon Queenstown in Srlanb reip. mad
Sul unb nat New@5tOie lueiter; Ditto am 2.
Suli bic BON bier a6seegelte odniide Srigg
yanna," Capt. @briiiauien, BOND queenstown
nah 2iuerpool.
Ois ensllide Sriss sea @ua," Capt.
Goof, bon Baltimore mad Stettin uuterDegS,
fam am %. SUM- in Suiuemiiuoe OIL.
Ser 9ampfer Sea Sui" lit BON bier in
@barlelton ein9etrofen.
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Ser brittle 3ae pes shMecmfeffes.

go mire rpeifer gefd,phen nns ssfeSeit. -
Refine Mbnabme Der Sep freufe. Die preuz
6iidbe &apelle lpielt gum leBteu u ale !; III
Sebt unc febrt iii I'm er ipiecer. Der Ries
tenball0n p%erffeisr ffb nid,t in Die bobern
R%cgionen; 0aSmiieee. - Die SoIfsunter-
balfunsen IN pDllem Sdpmnae. : SSeiud
berGeidngoereiue,, Sieserfran3" uue ,,Ger.
mania , mdnnerdbDr." RddJflduge aus
benz Yarfe. Der leste Tag.
8ie on ben beioen eriten Easen cling and
geltern bic Come freunolid) iiber ben oritten
Neitas auf uuo es mieosrbolteu ii9 i'm Yarte
oie Scenen bes WontasS uno 0ieuitass, nur
nit benz 1ntesltiebe, oaB Der Weniheuitrom,
Der id nod BEN Barrie malste, Elm nod sr0.
berer mar. g8uBte bohSebermanntslid, oaB
Die vtbeure" Sapele bon ben Getaben Der
Gpree gum lettsn Rale ipielte uno Die @e-
lesenbeit, ben uErompeter bon @rapelotte"
sn b1ren, nur nod einmal ben beipunOernben
Baltimorsrn gebOten par. Sts gum Tahs
mittase batten aleroinss Die Redsn oerSiihie
uno &egelbabu 10 3ienlif alleiu bas Selo
iune, ie udber aber Die Stunoe oes CONCERT.
besinnes beramriidts, SeltO impOianter seitals
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GEa0tzG 0mmiRarszSiirca

Salttm re, ben 10. Suli 1872.
Sn GoGse Der @eroronuno gtr. II, pom 10. Sar.
1877, uno ~oetitett: p@ine Seroronuug fir ous ora.
nlren uno YfaItern Der Stsrrrttffra6c, Smiinen Co
lumbia- uno q BetcIStrnSe, e6eEio spiihen 91iooez
lu= uno r emOrtitraBe gu iorgen," iptrb Der Stacts
@omniiidr anion9en, ben b~eiagteu 5betI Der Ctr.
rstitrase nipetiren, plaifern une nit RanSffeis
men beiesen gu luien.
rcS , ntI3 G ~ 49, p Sjsiar @ SsfJHr,5, Uls sHs 9tItoS
tiers un6 StabtratbeS pom Baltimore, ipie IS in hes
iaster Seroronun9 ausseorift il, beeirtrddtiet fib.
len, on bas Staot9rridt ODER irseHo einen @eridtss
bof BON competenter @eri1t55arteit inHsrbalb orciBia
Eagen pom Der eriten Seroffentlidung oteirr y etaunt.
ma9un9 on, appelliren tonneu. SIM Auitrage:
6eo. y. @Supemarr,
1850 IL 0Il S[prf npa Giant * n /, N iy Eva
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-18

Die 0ahthaube ODER ben out nidt; mas Bill.
ligteit anbetriht bat Der artitel nidt ieineS
@lei9en; fem anoercr artifsl, Der in oieieul
ODER eiuer1 auOeren Qanoe uerfautt piro, hat
benielben Does oudl mr. hie 91lfte bes Inn
sugemefieuen uortreffi9sn 2Sirtnn9streiiss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-18

Radridt miro biermit 9csebsn, boB unterseitnett
8oamaht sur 8erualtune oes Rahla6es Der Qua
bier ueritorbeuer Neom Min erbnltsn cat. ane
OieleHisen, Dei6e 6orosrungcn an 6ieiem RaG.
Lag BADEN, rucroen btermit aufseforcert, iol6e ntbl
ben n0tbi9en Selesen i~pdtefens am ~. Sesember 1872
ein5nrei6en uno gelteno gu MAIDEN, oocr gu as
pdrti9en, Bag fe ibrer anipriihe an oieIen Hahlos
eelesti6 ilr ~perluiti9 ertldrt iueroen mogcH. aae, Die
3abfua9en on bteien NahlaB gu NADER ba6en, ptrs
ben btermtt aufgeforhert, iolhe unuerBialid ~anlInter.
sei6nete gu l%eiiteu; NO ni9t, 10 piro ssIeslid einass
ibritteu.
1855, 62,8,74l Ilsam Rilu, iun., aOmin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-18

Bg 9pSpepiie ober INNER
6aalid teit lit cine Shm1de ODER tbeils
weiie 9dbmuns be8 Magens. Die Speiien
iperSen nidt seb0ri9 aiimilirt, II. Oies brinst
ben gansen &0rper in unorOnung. IS per-
'miadt Sdmer5en in Sopf, Saul.ern, Sruit
uno 8iiden uno bisneilen in oen Seinen unb
4rmen, ebenio Wagenoriiden. 9as bette
WlttteI bagegen lit &arlsbaber Spruoel.S alS.
Oas ehte miro nur in 6laideu p~erfauft.
u. 0peeler S Scmp., Gat. Q41-p.4.)
ccJn SultuS 0Dinfel'S vSOlfsearten"
finoet fOrtan ieoen Woutag uno Sonnabenb
9roBes @arten>&on3ert itatt. 90 Sr. @intel
fir Elm guteS Wuifcorps Gorge gelragen bat
mo audJ Die Spetieu uno @etrdnfe Nibts su
miiuiden ii6rtg laiieH, 10 t6nneu mir et1em
Seoen ben 9elu6 bieies freunoliden Sarteus
beIteuS emnfehleu.
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he0ittratars< Nnrfon.

SaItim ore, bPn Is. Sui 1877
Sd bic Strn6en Surhbru6s @onmiiiire cingn
rolen uno uer6sferten Beridt iber bic anf1se uEb
Ber9utun9en Der ShlieBuul einer 10 NuB br,i=
tea Nuen (eepobHtih @llgeft'5 aacp esrcunD
Safton. gtrnke HnS Srune etrSEt, in mei1Scm $fi.
reau Rieberaeleet BADEN, 70 ma1c id hermit be.
FAINT, ra5 fe Binder uno Yldne birfidtfid bsricl.
ben i'm StGot E Gts9iftrators : Sireou bis sum Is.
Muauff 1872 Sur Ginit6t Idr due tntereiirten ReI.
ionen ~ge0ffnet ieiH rueroen, uGbrenb neGter 9eit pom
ner @Hti9eiouu9 Der @ommiidre IN irseRb eiRcn
@eri6te ruelde5 9ertftsblrfeit oariber beiist,
Appeldtion ~ein9ele9t tperben tann.
1857, 70 92) Sohu VI. SPubb. HRnidrntor.
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Saare ietne nriprlngttds 6ar6s Uebt Dem @lanSs u
Der fTriIhe oer 9ugcnb BAH uicoer; as uerotft olHs
res Saar, tbut oeHl auegeteu scr Sdore Sinbalt une
bcilt OFT. obibon ridt INNER Sobliopf9tett. Gttts
tauu, msHn Nic SnarrUuricln S~erItort ODER bic Soors
bruien uerWcltt uHb atgeiprbcu iine, has SoGr mics
oerbcrfteIeH; Guein has nod por5nnpsnc Soar farm
6urd 6Ieics WitteI erbaltcu uuo 10 CUR 6bettgteit oHs
aereet nerccu, cos Gin neurr Scarrpuds fh 5ttgt.
Statt Dem 0al~e hurd eirc1 tletfert9en Nieosridlo9
an i5abcn, tQlt es baiielbe rein uno leberslIaitie,
EeiH oeleoeut(iher @e5rauh miro eos SooI an
gusilllen oncr GrarruerbCn PineerH, lolelth Der
9lbit6pT9teit uorbeuecn. Die @teoerFethelune her
9cbcnstrait, lutGhe es Der Sopibaut utrieltt, ucbin~
bert, oas Fh Sbori, Der oft 70 unretH nno anle6ig
m, btloct, uno tbut Dem @eiterbilrcn ~eeIieIben Gins
boIt. Ertiuon iencn itGolihen Subitan1cn, cnr9
pelhe Stni9e Saarmittel Dem Soore ihGblid uro &c.
f6brlth luCroGu, tam ec "Vigor" rur giuSen ltilteI n
mic Shuocu brinocu. Sraubt mon MIR Gin S1dr-
iriirz Olittci, 10 ldft lid Htdt5 SmpiCblensmCIiies
res oentcu, ais Die "Vigor.n SieeEtbdltueoer Del,
nod fdrbeitoji, bCihmuet feline petRcn Sleieer urh
bIeiUt oot luugeim 6Gare, Dem as etnen toltltusa
Sian; uno cintn lic5libcH lBobl9erub Ocrletbt.
&ericrtiat pom Or. y. Is, Arcr q Comp
praitiiben mo anGlutiihcH SbemtterH
2opcll, Mai.
(Suui5,I S. ,Q1C2lStlp. &2N
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Wrrfins & 6nuie'S

9ampe i'm 9roseu uno &leinen. Aueint9e Asentu,
su Sabritpreiien, ioluie aud tit bic beriibmten 9Sasc'
help GrS%6loietsS Vmpasnie. Utan ienne ooel
lprehe plr fir @Irtulorc bsi Gebr. Sdrps