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The Conversion Of Noah Webster.

He came o. pous stock, and Was
child o. prayer, ~: being ofan inte-
pendent spirit, and disposed to inter-
NEEDLE with all learning, lie grew up
adverse to the doc'r;"a1 'ormulas Of the
day :srd - Il ; ever a disbe!lever IN
the Scriptures. and constant 10 worship,
he withheld himself from any personal
faith in Christ His wife was en- hum
be aud payerful Christian. At the
time OF which speak his family con-
sisted Of TWO daughters, the older O.
sixteen, the younger OF fourteen, and
some Younger children. His pastor, in
the old Centre Church Of New Haven,
WAS Moses Stuart, then q yourg sud
fervii preacher Of the new
Theology. Whose plain, earnes:
min;s,ra,ions OF the Word were
stirring the community TO its depths.
The Spirit OF Gcd was applying the
truth 10 mems consciences, and num-
bers among the people were being con-
vinced sin and brought TO the Ss-
viour. The TIVE daughters OF Mr.. Web.
ster became deeply concerned Tor their
own salvation. Their distress of mind
was evident. A decided man, be wrote
o note 10 Mr.. Stuart, courteous.y but
positively prohibiting him from con-
yersius further with them on the SUBJ
iect OF religion, aud inimating
that they needed, in his
Judgment, 70 such change Of
character as NJ. Stuart urged, aud
we're sill that, as their father, he d.sir'
ed them to be The elder is sent out Of
the CITY to visit some friends, as q mean,
Of diverling her mind; but God grsci-
ciousIv led her TO Himself during her
absence. The Younger daughter, my
mother. remained at home, and within
q week found peace in Christ, unhelped
.ave by HIS Word and Grace. The
change wrought in her, and manifested
in her very air aud manner, in the
serene glsdness Of her life, and her ten
der ssai!uity OF love toward her
parents, struck the father to
bis hear. He was too candid g
man not to own FEC! when be
cav it. Trouble seized upon him also
as be felt the reality OF q change he
never had experienced, 8 change clear
" wrought by divine grace. For days
be shut himself in his study with his
Bible, and gave bimself honestly to
know what that taught him OF hi,
condition before God. At last he sen,
for Mr.. Stuart and uabu.3eued biz
whole mind to him az sinner without
excuse. Hesoon found peace in beliey'
ing, and no. long stter, With biz
dsugh he joytully confessed Christ
IN bis church. At the sge OF eighty
four be died giving this testimony 81
have no. one wavering doubt or fear
| know whom have believed, and an
persuaded that He is able 10 keep tina
which I have committed TO Him til
tina. day.
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The Revival at JaektoWn.

JAcKrowN, Pa, Feb. 6. 1874.
Editors Register.
In my last l mentioned the succsss'
full revival going on at this place. The
good work continues unaba:ei end the
number seeking peace and being con-
ver,ed is largely on tie jrc:,ase
During the three weeks II ., the good
work has been in txis!encz, eighty
seven conversions have been made.
The ministers employed in Gol':
noble work are Mr.. McCormic. Metbn
d ct; and Mr.. Smith, Baptist. Tat!
say as long ss a candidate lie iouaG
knocking a; the door OF Salvation, theH
efforts shall not cease.
Yours truly.
II. BAENHIRDT.
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First Enalish Lutheran Church, 18th st.,
adjoining the postomce, Rev. 4 b. barnrZ,
Pastor. sermons 70 .morrow: Morning
always Rejoicing" Eventn9-sThe Mes-
sage 10 he Church at Philadelphia" sun.
day school AT Up. m, az. ns ~
Fourth Street NJ E. Church. Annual
Missionary meeting, morning and even
ing. Preaching by the Pastor. Morning
subiect-"The Relation OF Religion TO Pro-
perry" Evening Subject-"The Philoso.
ply OF Charity" -.
st, Matthews Church. Rev. Mr.. Rsmbo
will preach in st. Matthews Church to-
morrow Sunday aflernoon, at o'clock.
Soservices in the morning.
and Jscob. Rev J. B. Hughes, Pastor.
Chap,ine street NJ. z. Church, between
I'd and 2ith. Rev. J. X. Thompson Pa =
tor. Rev. T. NJ. Hudson will occupy the
pulpit morning and evening, February lst
North Street n. z. Church, corner Mar
ket and Filth Rev. g. W. Richmond, ID.
d. Pastor.
Thomson II. E. Church, Broadway
Wheeling Island. Rev. q. Martin, Pastor.
Wesley Chapel, NJ. E. Church, Eighth
Ward. Rev. 4. J. LYDIA, Pastor.
DISCIPLES Church, Market street, Centre
wheeling. G. NJ. Royce, Pastor.
First Presbyterian Church, Chapline 81.
Rev. D. W. Fisher, Pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Market and 20tn streets. Rev. John
Motatt, Pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church, Fifth street,
near Chestnut, Eighth Ward. Rev. -
Pastor.
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Main street
between 7th and Sth. Rev. u Williams,
Pastor.
United Presbyterian Church, Chapline
street above l2.h. Rev. J. I. Mcclure
Pastor.
First Baptist Church corner OF Byron
and Eth streets. Rev. J. Z. BristoW,
Pastor.
81. Johns p. f. Church, Market street,
between "a and 23i. Rev. ]. b. CLARK,
Rector. Divine service al 10Y q m. sunday
ScnoUl az 2 p. n. Evening Prayer at p. m
Jewish Synagogue, corner OF Market and
l.tb, third floor. DR.. Mayer, Rabbi.
Zion German Lutheran Church, Market
street, between gid and I'd. Rev. -
Pastor.
s.. James Cathedral, corner OF lSh and
Foff streets. Right Rev. X. V. Whelan.
Very Rev. j. 7. sullivan and Rev. VI. fltz-
patrick, assistant Pastors.
s.. Alphonsus Church, Germany Market
street, Centre Wheeling. Rev. Peter
Kreusch, Pastor.
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SAL Z TIE WELL
| krown Fortney property, corner OF Maln
and old second streets, being the soulh part
OF lot No. ~, and fronting on Main stieet -
feet S inches, same width 10 the aIIey IA ins
rasr thereof. said property may be divided
y, -tsif desirable or sold as whole. II
SAID property Is not sold al prl' ate safe Ce-
tore February 10th. it will be offered al PUG.
lie sale al the front door OF the Court rouse
az 10 O'Clock A. ", on that day. lite IN
disputable. ,opSpproE
Janlih ED"4 hOTN->DN~Oi>'
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sHORTLEFF HOUSE,

I,AIRMONT, WEST VA, FORMERLY
Eearsley. This House has lust been
nauiy rented from cellar 10 gnret WIN
new beds and new furniture, ana $500 y,
;SsR A o. railroad depot. This House Is
Is, Class in every respect. The tao,e Is AZ
xsys supplied win the best in the m M d6,n
cSsrges moderate. sample roorns for COM
,cercSsi travellers. No charge ior naneiaS
BAGGAGE. Give ME cali SSs ~
sna ~ SorssS' e W. SH URTLEFf,
ing tor noiSeS' Proprietor
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A Fine Residence for Sale

Ioffsr at private sale, my residence STU q G.,
ated al Roney's foinI, ten lies east Hi
wheeling. II is beautiful home WIN
twelve acres OF fertile ground also stsoiS ,,,
huygy house, and other convenient OUT
ho6sSs. also offer two horses, one Wagon
one buggy, farming implements aud mousse
Toid tIT niture, until iurther not
MIS-. VALENTINE HElMbEh1, ~,
Administrative ON helinoerstF l. use ~
tn;ellizencer copy one wees.l
janSl ega
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higher existence beyond the grave. II
can be and ought to be TO each OF us q
nursery for Heaven. Nothing else can
fully supply its place. :,
For such reasons, surely, If this class
OF persona will reflect, they will change
their habit in this matter. 1t Is at q
sacrifice of interests which ought to be
most dear to them 90 rational, accounts
BILE, and immortal beings that they re-
fuse. ApKLPHos.
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Public attention is invited to the
Church Directory above 10 which the
services in the Churches tomorrow are
announced. The cleEgymen OF the city
are requested to make use OF the Direc'
tory for the announcement Of the cub
iects o, their sermons and for the adTer.
iisemeut OF special service.
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Farm fer Rent.

r OFFER MY FARM, SITUATED NEAE
Elm Grove. for renI from APTii Isl, ne&';
The farm contains go aci Is and Is Ia COZ
condition. A large two story naihs LoS - =
a good barn aud stabling are on the
J. II. GOOD,
1910 Chspline ST., over sherif's ONCE
YanlOdtH
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EOR RENT.

The Store Room in Crsngle's BIock,
Market street, now occupied by the hoNe
Sewing Machine Company. or
sItnihe Bsn in the same building. now
occupied by the \ Dung Mems Christian AS
socistion. , ~ T c
Also tie room now occupied by j. =
Fairfax, ESQ.,, Architect.
Possession Of all given Aprii Is.' ls.I'
ianS-b N
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Fob SALE.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
\ S-a5 aud three acres. i viii sell II in
one To-; or divide IL In lots OF four or nve
acres 10 suit purchasers Ihere mo oe..ef
Siinated within one mile OF the city o.
Wheeling.
two, aud three years. For further partcu-
lars enquire Of The subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBRIEN,
Real Estste Agent.
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By and BY.
What will it matter by and by
Whether my path below was bright,
Whether il wound through darkness OF
light,
When look back on it by and by
What will II matter by and by
Whether unhelped, toiled alone,
DAkhtng my foot against stone,
Missing the charge Of the angel nigh,
Bidding me think Of the by and By.
What viii II matter by and BY
Whether With LAUGHING JOY went
Down through the years with glad con-
tent,
Never believing, nay, not I,
Tears would be sweeter By and by:
What Will il matter by and by
Whether with check TO cheek I've lain
Close by the pallid angel, Pain,
Soothing myself through sobs and signs
"All Will be elsewise BY and by
What will IL matter: Nothing, l
Only am sure the way I've trod,
Gloomy or gladcened, leads TO God,
Questioning not OF the how, the why,
II but reach Him, by and by.
What viii care for the rnshared sigh,
II, in my fear 10 slip or fall,
Closely I've chung 10 Christ through AL
Mindless how rough the path might be,
since he viii smooth II by and by:
All! Il will matter by andy
Nothing but this: That Joy CT Pain
Lifted me skyward, helped 10 gain,
Whether through rack or smile or sigh,
Heaven-home-ail in a ], by and Oy
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farm FOR SALE.

One Of the finest fax a,s in Marion county,
Containing goo Acres Of the very best iand
with fne Brick dwelling House, stable,
Barns, and Cattle Scales: also nuInotF OF p.
out buildings too numerous 20 tient!ol' ,o,,
~ locsted ONE halt mile rom FairmONt, ION
the 3. & q. X. r. the county seat, al whlcn
place is situated one OF the b st Norma
SCHOOLS in the state. The buildings upon
the properly could not &c replaced To-Day
for s. 500. frice Si3 500. ADDRESS,
THE WESTFAIRMONT GAS COAL Co.,
Fairmont, West Va.
;a,rC aci-ec-ra
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

>,oT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN TEAT
n the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or in part that portion Of coal now
ssres- located along the Ohio river about
ons.third OF mile north OF the city limits,
together with one acre Of surface at the en-.
rance on the side nearest the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other en-
france, back Of Fulton. The vein OF coal
Gsn,h. and could be conveniently shipped
nv means of the county road, or by the T.
VI kK.R r., rs the entrance on the river
side Is not "a feet from either.
The above will he sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty. r.pou.n.
Oarl-h WALIEh hAf>Sk--2 LIZ
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.oR RENT.

FOR RENT. -
The large and elegant Room in Odd
Fellows Hall, fronting on lsth street. eD,
trance by Chaplire steei, same SIC @r \!
adj lining the Wheeling Library room. i
has been used as a Lutheran Churcn, snu
Is suitable for society meetings and con-
certs. Apply 10 ,,,S
w, 2. MckELNEI-
tsb5 li2 Market street.
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FOR SALE.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
\ house, on the west side OF Eof street,
Tween Eleventh a d Twelrh streets
Will be sold very low and on iaVorso!e
'eIi4'- X. q. BARR,
.,oob ll42 Chapllne st.
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GROCERY Store for Rent.

r OFFER MY DWELLING ON -
Vatsr street for Rent. II has II
spe large store room and FIVE adGi, e,
tional rooms, suitable for lainhS' Tux
PARTICULARS irqUiIe al
ioni5b FEMBERToN HOUSE.
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Small Store Room for Rent.

,rHE DESIRABLE BUSINESS SIAM
lately occupied by p. A, TelesraPn
Company, No il45 Main street, next u
Geo. X. faylor's dry goods store. fosseSs
.on given February lst. Apply TO
ianle-b A. seA~khiffahh To-
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FOR SALE.

MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY, AT
Public Sale, IN Orrville. Ohio, on
Wednesday, Febru " 18th. 1874 For de-
scripiive circular address -
..h.-rsso3 Orrvl!le, ohio.
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FOR r EMIT.
nor RENT.

For RENT. a
The Store on Market street, next
door IN REGISTER Office. This room j. ad-
ruirably suited Tor sewing Machine once
or any retail business. Dwellug appaI,tt-
nnents attached. Possession given immeul
ate!y. Must te applied Tor within one week.
D. &. LIST.
Executor K. Il. CuInm.ns, at BanK o.
Wheeling.
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RELIGIOUS DEPARTMENT
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

HOURS OF WORSHIP, l6x 4. Il. AND p. Il.
International supday, schod Lesson.
Sunday, February LIST, 1874. Tho Fist
Plague" Exodus VIII AZ.
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nor SALE

FOR SALE a
Two Brick Houses an Union street,
which are TO be removed by April kt
Enquire OF ,,,~up
febi-t l., Sm AbANn -N'
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THE COLUMBIA HOUSE

MARKET SQUARE. FIRST CLASS
vi Meas, Comfortable Rooms, the oest
OF attendance TO guests, and te, ms very
Phi. AEDERT Il co,
iansO Proprietors.
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FOR SALE.

Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fit
ting Material
In order 10 quit business, ] offer 81 me
very loweat cash prices ali OF my STOCK OF
Goods, FOOLS, &C which are IL gooo o!ue s.,
PInmbers. Gas and Steam Filters Sachi,
Isis ard Managers o: Rolling NILS, and
nsrsons contemp .atirg building, TO the
ABOVE notice. .,o,-
/ also have light one horse wagon, near
ly new, and one set OF an gle ha uee' -o-
s8'e' J B HCGHFS,
No. lS-1 Market ST. Get, " hee!ing.
'arg-b
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Garepaii9e 8eritbte.

Im 81. Sull bat 3u Surgiteinfurt
Die seridtllde Sernebmung BON fiinfunboret-
Big, benz boben aoel &eitpbalen's angebD-
rigen Samen ltattgeiunoen. Otclelben ltno
angeid)uloi3t, III elmer am 3. Sebruar oem
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aoreHe bas f1ni9iieJe itret5gefldlt Su Wfiin~
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y@erpiB, fiir iebr pafieub."
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GurupaiiIe Gabelpert1te.

VNgtHUo
comb on, 10. aug. = llnicrc Staot unb
llm9e9eub lit beute BON i6mereu @ewitterN
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iabung 1T nid)t itarf gcuug, nm benltlben
gSlberltanb 81 leiten.
Baris, 10. 4ug. - Die yGouItitution"
Don 9lpbonius etnen pteberbolten 9ngriff
auf Sernel uorbereitet.
Wnerfennuns Der fpanifdlen RepubIif.
Yarts, 10. Aug. EiirH 1ohenlobe, Der
heutide @sianete, bat ben 9erSog 0eca5es,
SEN 0tiniter bes 4uspartisen, benafrihtlgt,
nab 9eutidiano beabii6tige, bic ipaniidc
0tepubiit ausuerfenneu.
% len, 10. aug. - Son Der beutifen
itreiben SetrefIs Der ipaniiden aaselesen=
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Dor, bic Mtddte n1D6teu Die Nuerfenuung
Der ipanildlen 8epHhIif in @FpaaHns Sic
ben. -...-.
leberfd,tpsmmunsen.
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Sfifsnad,ttdlten.
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S00tsidIer SGDnt,,tfau.

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"a. Sa9rgaug.
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in Der Stoot erlaubt pirb. SD uermietbe uno repa=
rire, furj itb thIe aaes.
s. =. SGcssenneH.
glr. 1856, g8eftz5apetteItraSe, uuo
(Mat26,tSf) Nr. q, Sft~SaltimUreitr.
50 &,Dtel=Glcrfs miNea ebr bbfiid5e eeutc iein,
ont IaGt auf iie Elm gutter Sbel oes Gebdfsen, oas
9eueu, Die bas @eseutleil iino, antle5t. Sas
.slmcrican=Soufe" 1T Bolton bat beionoeres
@lld es beiist in ben 8eiheu ieiHer In9eiteaten
ioGde oIsemetne siebliusc pes rcienoen Nublifums,
pie Sic SS. Iiprif, 0ope uno etapp. n90 iSsfu)
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Dreieiniokfifs-S
In Srfnitns. nahe Der Nreteritraf,e.

Der 8iuterturus obt9er Sdule, peIte iidb felt 80
SabreH als cine tithti9e Yoltsi4uIe 5eDdbrt 4a,,
fpiro am Wsomtas, ben 81. Ausuit, NloF9ens un 8
u6r eroffnet IS lit Elm tiidti9es 3ebrer YcrlouaI
9eponnen, uno pifs IN Der beud6en uao ensltiten
Sprahe IN alen fir cine SolisihMte notbi9en 3rueiz
es fit iiberhiilt9, Die beionberen 8orSi9e oeier
ghnle 9crpor6ubsbeu, man tomme uno iberSeuse
nb IeIbit. Ger Interridt be9iaHt um ll9r unb ems
bigt um llbr. Rur cine SiSung.
Der eoniirmau6enzllu lluterti6t be9tnnt bieies S9$r
ausnabmspeiie jfon nit sem eritsn Sep.ember.
GIteru, rpeihe 9eiouueH iiub, osl9er ShuIs ibre
Sar nnS Ihp So
seit miiIeg, in Den nGhiten IA 3agen Su mabea.
0san fpenee iid oeu Sdperintenbenten Ger ShuIe,
paTtor Warttn Strait, Tr. 60, Df=YrattStr, ..
ooer Seter iyrep, SefretGr, Sir. 81, Gauesas
Mpsuue. I4,7,S0.3, q, ,2Ol,f,O
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Sslssrap1ii9e Sepei9ea.
sSglaaos9speidsae
si,,s Der e,nnSesha,tptffaot.

ga bIngton TO. Mug.-Sm Bun6es
idae beiansea H9 seiferu 5,s44, ,!61 @ouz
rant; S57 ,470 900 Spe5ia!= =Taeicrgelo~0epoz
iiten aur GInl1iung BON 0epoiitenid,cineu
$40, ,765, 1924 Silber, etni6lieBlid, $32 1928,
800 on Wiinss@ ss@ertififateu. Die Bapterselo=
Girfulation betrug s3s2, 100000.
= SIM Sfabamts Departement lit Die
amtlide Meittbeilung einselaufen, ,oaB Die ipa
nilhe &estsrNns cine nepe Sd)iifsiteuer eta-
sefabrt bat; bielelbs besiebt -hd ani @iiitens
fabr,euge, gabr3em9e BON enropaiiden 9dfer
lnb SabrSeuge aus ben Ser. Staaten.
Nabrseuge Der Ser. Staaten baben biz
jd,weriten Steuern at sablen.
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Gittc atette Spur oeS gera.btet
Ef,drleS BretuSter Npf.

groD, M.=y., 10. Iu9.-Gtne Spe3tals
9epeiGe aEs Bennington, St., an Die bieiige
,,Tinles" rieleet, sas 7salespH ein 6rase9sinl
ME nttr, Mamsas 6lpaR. oerbaitst wurbs, sie
fiibrt eiu Stint bel Tw, :-.i ..,.1,fs Der Seidres
hung eeS geraubten Charles Srepiter o.oS
entipridt, Hne sie auslagen bes SranenSin-
n1ers' iino lpl6er{rredenbef gllt,
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Serbaftltmg einer Mborttoniittm,
1smrd,ttarer Stnrs pon etner Stefs
lQ0e.

ct. Sobns, q. : g., 10. Nug. : An
MeSee's Sdifiswerfte su gtario Sripg
itiirSteu an Samitag nern arbetter aus elmer
6Obe BON 3S Sup bon elmer Stclla9e auf cen
Grobooen.
3luei Der arbeiter, Namens 0uncan unb
McOonalb, peroen ibren Serletungen erliez
gen, unb mebrcre ltnbere befinpen ii9 iuSwelz
fp(hnftpm Suitauhe
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St0u0e.

g8eitfielb, u.s., 10. auguit, -9as
aletoerz0ta9a5iu bon Srecerid 9eder lit beute
Utoraen ab9ebrannt. Sn Dem gebdnoe be-
fanben fd oas Yoits Siireal, bic Dime GU
pings Sanf," Bierion & Worebouie's Wta=
nufatturpaaren= unb 8ramlaGen, Salts
apotbefe uuo bas Compton Der @!itermdfter
@obirep uno Waribaa, Der &eriiIt betrdgt
$25 900, bic 8erlidleyuns $15 900.