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obstacles to MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
etfecls of Errors and Abuses in early life
Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage
removed. New method OF treatment. NeT
aud remarkable remedies. Books and Circu-
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 south Ninth
t., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and
arofessionaI skill. Oct30 73-ly
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THE public debt decrease for April
was &, 9OO, 900.
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L. t.-..-- .ut- .-.ss., %.t!tss.
Life Fun and Laughter. $50 comic cuts Tis-
people yearn for il. IT. i'll sell in dull times!
show it 10 a man and he sur-eDders- II ls sure
every time. Don't bother with heavy books
that nobody wants. Humor * The thing thaJ
takes Agents wanted every where send f,r
circulars and extra ter M. 10 TO DAY Pub. c.
Phila New Yoi k. B sjGn O. hicago-
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breasts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame, and OF
strains, SPAWN. gals. &C., upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. 1t isa coun-
ter-irritant, an all-healing pain reliever.-
Cripples throw away their crutches, the lame
walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without r scar
It is no hu,nbug, The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling as no article
ever before sold. and it sells because it does
just what it pretends to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve 10 suffer if they will not use Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates OF re-
rnarklbie cures, including frozen limbs, ,chron-
ic-rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &C.,
have been received. We will send u circular
containing certificates, the recipe, &C., gratis,
to any one requesting it. One bottle Of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied
horses and mules. or for screw-worm in sheep.
Stock-owners-this liniment is worth your at
tention. No family should be without Gen.
tsur Liniment. j. B. ROSE & Co., NewYork
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Why Will You
Suffer-

To all persons suffer
ing fir o m Rbeuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Bills
Gus Collie, Cramps in
tine limbs or stomach,
Pain in The back, bow
els or side. we would
say. THE HOUSEHOLD
PANACEAand FAMILY
JINIAENlI ofall 9TH
ers the remedy you
want for internal and
external use. 1t has
cured ihe above COM
plants in thousands
of cases. There is no
mistake sbcub l.. Try
1t. sold by all Drug
yists.
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D@- Will pay cash or trade for corn,
oats, potatoes, bacon, &C., at GlFFINs'.
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RHs25, 900 worth of Groceries,
Crockery, Notions, Knitting-needles,
de-, for sale cheap, at (30:2t) GIFFINs'.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

\ GENTLEMAN who suffere for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion will, TO-
the sake oi suffsriu- humanity. send free to
ali who need II, the receipt aud direction foi
cured Sufferers wishing IT, profit by the ad
vertiser's experience can de so by addressing
in perfect confidence,
Noy20 Rn.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

y OTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has this day flied in the Probate Court of
Belmont County, Ohio, hi petition asking for
"a order authorizing him to sell the following
clai ns belonging TO the e staie OF
JUDRINS & VANCE,
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cures all Humorn from the worst Serofula to
common 1ioteh or Pimple. From two 10
or Tctfer, Pimp1es on Face, Boiis, Car
buncicss ErysfpcIns and Liver Conn
pinfnt. SIX 10 twelve bottles, warranted 20 cure
Pains I'm Bones ard Sore Throat ciused
hy Poison In Hood or mercurial treatment
BY It's wonderful pcctorRl properties 10 will
the most severe recent or the worst lingering
Cough IN half the time required by any other
medicine and Is perfectly safe. loosening cough,
Ioothing irritation, AMI relieving soreness Sold
BY all Druggists. IL. ". PIERCE, NJ. Ds
Worlds OfsPensorys Buffalo. ". Y.
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HEGETINE Is made exclusively from the
juices of carefully selected br&s, roots and herbs
and sc strongly concentrated that it will ef-
fectualy eradicate from the system every taint
of Scrofa Ia, Scrofuiotls Hinors, Itfmors Cancer,
ttstc Dtseoaes, Cuaker, Fuiatness al the Stomach
and all The diseases that arise from impure
blood SciUio, f,ytdnn,ats1y aud Chronic RhetI-
nsdtisn, Ne,idt0td, Gott, aud Spinal Complaints
can only be effectualIy cured through the
blood
For Ulcers and Efuptive Diseases OF the Skin,
Inst,aes. EfmPtes, Blotches, BoiLs letter. ScGLd-
head and Rt1s0lCornl, VEGEfINE has never
failed TO en- CT y permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
So, Female Weakness, Leucorrd9, arising from
Internal liberation and uterine diseases, and
General Debility, VEGETINE acts directly upon
the causes OF these complaints. 1t invigor-
ates and strengthens the whole system, acts
upon the secretive organs, allsys infiainma>
tion, cures alteration and regulates the bowels.
For Cdtd'Th, Dysnepsid Hdbiiu0t COS:iUeneSs
Pdtpttdfton Of the Heart, Headache, Piles Nervous
ness and General Postrdtion of the Nervous isten
no medicine has ever given such perfect saIis>
faction as the VEGETINE. 1t puri1es the
blood, cieanses all the organs, and possesses q
controlling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected By We EFT
INE have induced many plysicians and apos b.
ecaries whom We know to prescribe and use II
in their own families.
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, and is the
only reliable BLOOD PURIFER yet placed be-
lore the public.
Prepared by
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vsCETINE,
PUR:FIh.S TaE SLoOD AND RESTORES
THE HEALTH.
WHAT Is vEGETiNE?

W HAI IS LULI M
1t is q compound extracted from baTks, roots
and herbs Ii is Natures ksmedy. IL Is per
fectly harmless from any Tad effect upon the
system. IL gives you good. sweet sleep al night.
IJ Is nouI ishlng aild STRENGTHENING. II acts
directly upon the blood. II quiets tte nervous
system. IL Is a great panacea iOr old sged
fathers and mothers, IOT 10 gives them StrengaA
Quiets their nerves. ana gives hem Natures
sweet steep, aS has Osrn proved 10y na~y
aged person. II Is the great BluOG purifitr r.. it
~ "A soothing remedy i,r our c liircn. IL has
relieved aud cutest thOu.ditis. II /, vcry plea
SAINT tc take; every child likes Il.
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H.. ew.s. is4sVa i.e hSs. Isaac
tion 10 he user, is paiu ioc most readily. al d
is the best of ali TO sell Il taeIe l. 40 Dome =
ticn Agent in your town, apply II Doh EST Z
" LADIES. IA DIE SEND Tor elegant Fssnien Book.
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E8-Tey and Kauphy, best and
cheapest, at (30:2t) GIFFINs'.
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JURUBEBA.

II arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion OF
the nervous system, r stores vigOr 10 the DC
biIitated eleanses vitiaied blood removes
vesicle Instructions and acts directly on ine
Liver and spleen. Price 81 a bottle JOhS ~
KELLOGG Is Piatt street, n. "
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GelMami g1ataa;fle.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, OHIO.

THURSDAY MORNING, May 7. 1874.
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a,er adrrrttscmfnts:
Songs of Graoe ana 9lorY

The very best sunday School song Boesf, By
w r S6erWinaud ) ] Vail. lGJ pages. Splen-
did HYMNS Cnolce Music. rintsi Paper, Su-
perior Binding. Price IN bpS. -. '1e; ~ per
100 A specimen copy IN pager eJF"l fiHito
las soon as issued ON receipt OF tweniy-ny
cents ssrOrders filled in turn. Isessdy Nay
Ist HORACE WATERS & son,
4Sl Broadway, New 4orK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Centaur Lininlent.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not re-
lieve, no swelling it will not
subdue, and no lameness which
it will not cure. This is strong
language, but it is true. 1t has
produced more cures of rheu-
matism, neuralgia, lock-jaw,
naiuu c,>ruips svual1ipoc aalr,I
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LIST OF NOTES.

Said petition will be for hearing n th 70
day of May 1874. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
ap 23>5t Trustee OF Judkins Van ce.
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The H,.hest Med.S al Authorities of EEi-
rope say the strongest Tonic. Purifier aud De-
obstruert known to The medical world Is
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
How the CaFIists are Supplied with
MuBitiORs of War-PeFe kIyaeinIhe
Etc Etc.

New YORK, October "a Paris tel
egram TO the London Times of the twelfth
says that French paper gives the following
account Of the way IN which, as II says, the
Carlists are generally supplied; "Ships laden
with arms and ammunition clear from Ant
werp, Liverpool, and even Hamburg, nOmi.
nally for Japan or China. They repair TO the
gulf of Gascony, Were they cruise for some
land their cargOes- They are careful to re-
main in spanish waters and mol in French
waters, because they know that as soon as
bad weather comes on the. Spanish cruisers
return to port. Then, from the little Bscayan
creeks which are IN the 4nds Of the CARL Is,
boats go out to the English, Belgian or Ger
man vessels and land aims aud ammuniIio
without the smallest obstacle or risk. The
French paper says it is unable &c explain the
negligence Ofthe Spanish cruisers DuC insists
on the strict correctness OF its information"
Another Paris dispatch 10 the same paper
says that Tue Protestant consistory Of Geneva
have refused, by a large majority, 10 allow
Fa her Hyaciuthe the use OF the Madeline
church tor weekday lectures on the deca-
logue. Father Hyaclntne INST applied for the
use OF the Justerie church, Dut Il difficulty
was raised as TO the quarter TO which applica-
ton should be made. The cousistOry having
jurisdiction as regards religious services, ana
the municipality jurisdiction as TO Lectures
and meetings, be was asked which category
his lectures would come under. He thereup-
on asked for the Madeline church. The re-
fusal, as explained by the Journal de Geneva,
was based on his being priest and Catho-
lie, and on the position he has assumed to-
ward the Stale and the old Catholic commu-
nifty.
A Berlin dispatch TO the same paper says
kullmau has SUCCESSFULLY applied TO large
number Of lawyers, wishing TO charge them
with his defense on his trial for attempting
Prince Bismarck 5 life. As ali have declined
the duty of providing him with counsel II
may devOlve upon the court, which has the
right OF ordering one Of the local lawyers to
undertake what Is called an eT-0DiciO defense.
4 he fact of there not being single jurist in
Bavaria willing 10 stand by kullman NJ his
coming trial has eXasperated the Uitramon-
tame press Of the country. The Munich Pdter-
land In fierce attack upon the bar admits
the liberal opinion to be TOO strong for COM
sci 10 come forward and defend the assassin.
KullmSn is more lucky in the place OF his
trial, WurZburg being one OF the principal
centers OF INSTRUMENTATION in Germany.
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ment, and the court decided that the prosecu-
ton might continue the line Of examination,
and the Jury must separate the evidence as
sgainst each party on trial.
The examination Of Serrath continued. He
told the story of Nettleship meeting him in
Newark, New Jersey, and giving him money
10 pay his expenses TO Washington, where be
promised to meet him. In Washington the
witness met Domain and Hays, the latter under
several times after! he met Domain and Hays
81 the Marble saloon by arrangement, under
direction OF Nettleship; at that meeting wit
ness heard Hays tell Domain he could get
those books and papers; Domain said II would
be q great accommodation TO the party; on
Saturday evening witness was out with Hays
Until eleven O'Clock, when the latter started
10 go TO the depot; Hays wished 10 go alone,
Dut witness followed him; Nettleship came In
on the train. and Nestleahip and Hays
jumped into hack and drove 10 the owen
soon and said Nettleship did not wish TO ses
Zerrath; Hays said Nettleship told him that
this was the greatest put-up job IN the coun-
Try; II witness did not leave the city they
would ali go TO the peDitentiary; Hays said
he was going; Nettleship met witness the
next morning, and was surprised that he had
not left the city; told him TO go home and he
would meet him IN Newark and settle with
him; gave witness hfty dollars 10 go home
with witness started for home and met Hays
at Wilmington, who told him he had better
this was a big put up job on Alexander, and
that it was pat up by Nettleship and his chief,
Whitley.
The court ruled out the reference TO Whitley
until he was connected with the case in
some other manner. Adjourned.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE BURGLARY
Continual IN OF The Examinations be-
fore Judge Humphreys, I'm wash
ingtOn-Ihe Press TO be
Look ed After in
Ihe Matter.
WAsHINGToN. October

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The safe
burg lary case was resumed to-day. Judge
Humphreys announced that he would allow
the jury to visit the premises at some stage OF
the proceedings, when convenient. He ihen
directed an officer TO take the Jury out of
court for few minutes, and when they had
retired. he addressed counsel upon the pecu-
liar report OF The proceedings which some OF
the papers are presenting their readers
one OF them, he said, has q standing
head entitled, "MOckeTy Of JUSTICE
Another criticises unjustly, and another
paper makes digest OF the proceed
ings in form quite objectionable
law, and Il may possibly become a province OF
court to interfere In such publications. II
they sre persisted in, such publications and
such remarks in the press are intimidHtiOns
and may influence action and should be
suppressed. There can be no stronger method
OF intimidaing the jury than some Of the
publications which have appeared. After the
case is concluded there Will be no improperly
in the press making such criticisms as the
facts may warrant; not, however, to use any
more liberty in that respect than is allowed
In any other branch of the puDlic business.
The Jury was recalled, and Oscar ID. Madge
supervisor OF special agents Of the treasury
departments, was sworn. He testified tbat he
was acquainted with George carter, of Balti-
more, and that In consequence of an inter-
view with him he had another with Harring-
ton, Governor shepherd and Colonel Howe
He told these gentlemen that Carter had told
MIN that IA government safe had been robbed
and that Columbus Alexander was
agreed 10 furnish one thousand dollars
for the purpose. Harrington said he
was investigating the matter and fixing the
chain OF evidence. Benton, one of the bur
glars in cu.tody. had informed him tn at
Alexander was concerned In the robbery.
Witness offered the aid of some of mis- detect
ives in working up the case, but Governor
Sheppard said Harrington was pushing mat
tiers and no assistance was required. Carter
afterward told with IS that Alexander did not
put up one Thousand dollars, but that he was
Interested in tue matter. Harrington was
anxious 10 have witness employ Carter for
tue government, saying he would pay tor his
services, but witness declined.
GustaVe Zerrath vas called, but as he had
been Indicted in this case, the court ordered
a nolLe pr0SeQui 70 be entered. Witness was
acquainted with Settleship; met him last
March, When witness was asked whether be
made any arrangements TO meet Nettleship
in Philadelphia, the defense objected to the
question, arguing that such evidence was in
admissible. that no declarations OF third par
" could be allowed. Davidge argued ct
length against the admission OF the evidence.
Before the conclusion Of his remarks the
court took a recess.
After recess DRvldse concluded his argu-
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BREADSTUFFs.
1he Mark lane Express Reviews the
BreadstuH Mar ket I'm France, Eng
land, Belgium and other
European Countries.
LONDON, October 27.-The Mark Lame

LONDON, October 27.-The Mark Lane
ELpTes' in its weekly review of the breadstutf
market, says: with less rain and colder tenn
perature, here and on the continent, has been
favorable for late potatoes seed sowing and
ali kinds of field work. In France, potatoes
are abundant and free from disease. The ten
dency OF the wheat market here Is rather up
ward; In some cases there has been an ad-
vance Of a shilling. The markets OF France
aud Belgium have slowly followed those OF
Great Britain. the sales In England during the
week show a Elimination Of ten tn thousand quar-
growers to accept the present rates of freights.
In Hungary they are declining, though they
are yet too high to admit OF the shipment of
wheat to England. The Southern Russians are
however, to show despairing of
dong better TOR some time to come, as sup
plies are rapidly increasing. 1t is thought
that cold weather will soon interfere with
sd pments from America, by closing rivers
and canals, when some Improvement IN prices
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THE MASS nEETING-AD ISAPPOIHT.
MENT.

MENT.
II is a great, a deep regret to the gen.
tlemen instrumental in advertising and
preparing for the msss-meeting that, by
some intemeddling Of & person, or per.
sons, to them unknown, confusion in
regard to The place Of meeting, interfer-
ed to prevent its being held. It was ad.
vertised in the Ledger Monday eve
ming, and in the APPEAL Of Tuesday
morning, to come Off at the Green.
law OperahOuse, but the Ledger Of last
evening advertised change OF base,
aud that it was TO be held in front of the
Peabody. Here quite a number of per-
SONS assembled, numbering from first q
last perhaps fifteen hundred; but the
speakers who had been selected and in
vited by the committee OF management.
being in their charge, went to the Opera
house and there waited a reasonable
while, and being disappointed of an au-
dlence, retired. 1t was impossible that
a call 50 numerously signed could have
50 failed of its purpose, were il not for
such mishsp as has been complained OF
70 us, aud We hope the csUseofi it will e
found out and properly explained to the
public. It is a serious offense to
tribe with the public interests
st any time it is still more so
at This lime, when all classes are
strained TO their utmost in an i'm
portant political contest, and if there is
a man ormen who, by chance or by any
underhsnd means, would interrupt the
public voice in its expression against
any, even the least, encroachment by
Grants administration, We should like
To- have his or their name, that he or
they may have all the notoriety
coveted. We hope it will prove
mistake, but whether or not, that
the committee will order the meeting
again, and bring together our best
speakers. No matter what men who
differ with them may say, the signers
Of the call for the mass-meeting deserve i
better than silence at our hands. They
are among our foremost business
men and merchants; the very
bsst expression Of our worth and intel
ligence, and we trust will take up where
they left of and pursue the mass-meet-
ing to a legitimate conclusion. But
whether the mass-meeing be held OF
not, we ask, in behalf Of disappointed
public, for an explanation of the con-
fusion and consequent silence of last
night,
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IN MEMGRIAlI.


or Christian county. kentucky, died on the
2ist inst, being in The seventy-eighfh year OF
her age. -Four daughters and 3 son, VIM L..
Radf0rd, Esq., of this city, survive the mother.
Mrs. RADFORD had been for more than nfty
J ears a jealous, liberal, and working member
OF the salem Baptist Church, worshiping
near her residence. Her hospitality was I'M
limited, and many ministers have found at
her house home, and the kindest treatment,
for their Masters sake. Her faith was strong,
tons She believed the gospel had saved her,
and would save all who trusted Its promises
and obes ed its precepts. she was looking !or-
ward with great interest TO the removal OF her
son and his family TO the old homestead. She
ielt that II would be as the captive Jews re-
turning 10 Jerusalem. God had, however,
prepared something better for her, and called
her 20 Jerusalem, the golden. l..
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Maj. WIN. J. SYKES
will address the people OF Fayettee county, AT
SOmerViIIe, Monday, November I'd.

All the Republicans in the county, white
and colOred, are invited TO hear him, as he
will show by Republican documents that the
Republican party and their allies are response
BILE for the State and National debts and for
the high taxation, State aud National.
MAJ. SYKES is no office-seeker, and belongs
to no ring or clique. He was no advocate of
the Funding Bill, and was the first man In
Tennessee to make a speech, in June, 1873,
against the Assessment law, at Paris, Tennes-
see, aud TO suggest notifications OF 1t. He
stands squarely on the Democratic Platform,
one plank OF which, that for reducing exOr-
bitant salaries aud abOlishing useless offices,
he assisted 10 drawing and getting through
the Convention. Let all come and hear HIM
discuss the financial condition Of Tennessee,
and the burdens Of Federal taxation imposed
by the Republican party.
II possible, Mai. Sykes will attend the Grand
Democratic Mass-Meeting in this city on next
Monday night, and refute all the charges
made against the Democratic party by Bar
bour Lewis, Emerson Etheridge, and Others.
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GOVERNOR BROWN.
He VIII ArratEn the LOW-Tax-RefOrm-
ers ~ the Author OF tue Bar
dens OF Taxation.
Special TO the Appeal
~

Special TO the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October a.
Governor Brown viii make a declaration
that Will create a profound sensation in
Memphis. He viii show that the burdens on
Memphis have been caused by the pretended
advocates Of reform and low taxes The
Democratic party keeps aloof from this sen
at0ril contest, and is intact. IL has enough
to do 10 contend with the mixed school in
dependent Radicals.
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suicide.

INDIANAPOLIS October 27.-Mrs. Kate
Dawson, tue wife OF Thomas E. Dawson. aue-
Uioneer, committed suicide last night by poi
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ROCK CITY
PAPER MANUFACTURING CO.,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

w E MAKE A SPECIALITY OF NEWS
PAPER, and are furnishing, in addition TO
the Nashville papers, the Appeal and Ava
lanche OF Memphis, besides many others.
We viii be glad TO correspond with Pub
fishers in regard to their supply of paper.
oct2S S M. SCOTT, Pres't.
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A SPECIAL communication Of De- q
a Soto Lodge, No. 20, viii be heldNN
this (WEDNESDAY) evening, October/N\
18th, at ~ o'clock, for work In the n. N. de-
gree.
All NJ. N. IS are fraternaIly invited.
By order. BUN. +. PRICE, W. N.
r w. SHELTON. Secretary OcgS
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count Won Arulm to be Released.

lERLIN, OcLOCer ~. - ne newspapers
say that Count Won ATmin will be releas ed
tomorrow. Prince Bismarck has returned 10
Berlin. Herr hauser has been examined A.
Vienna. He refused TO discover The source OF
his revelation in the Won Arnim case.