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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-20
Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, August l9.--Flour--Frm
and unchanged. Wheot-Lowcri 80. !
Chicago spring 81 q; No. = ~ - spot;
81 Isl seller August 81 l7M1 -! seller
September; No. 8 SllI!@l liz; rejected
81 O5Im O64. Corn--Dull and unsettled ;
No. , 67!@GS!c spot; G7!GC9c seller
September; 614lG73c seller October; re-
jccted 64M 65c. Oats-A shade lower;
No. 3 39!Gg40c spot; &9c seller August;
4lc seller September or October; rejected
3Hm.35c. Barlcy-Active at 81 % seller
September; 81 Oi seller October. Rye
Steady at Tic bid seller August; 1S@1S!
seller September. Pora--Lowrr but
steady a $2O874 spot; so so seller Sep
tembcr; so III seller October. Lard
Firm, in fair demand and unchanged
Bulk Meats Nominal; shoulder, lOc;
short rib l3c; short clear l5kc. Whisky
demand fair and market firm al
81 l9!.
On call board-W Wheat-Easicr NJ 81 II
al 10! seller September. Corn-lrreg.
ular at co.. seller Scptcmbcri Csc seller
October. Oats--4c lower. Pork and Lard
prIYr,,.i
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and Northwestern preferred from 565 to
ST., closing at 63! and 56i respectively.
Western Union advanced from S34 to
SAT, and closed at 81. Pacific Mail
ranged between 72i and 72!, closing at
the latter prices. Erie, which opened at
a decline of per cent, afterwards rose
from l4i to l5s, and closed at l5!. The
dealings were larger than yesterday and
better distributed. Transactions were
10000 shares, ofwhich 1000 were Pacific
Mail, 10000 Western Union, 5000
Northwestern common, $500 preferred,
$1,000 Rock Island, 5000 Erie, 3.4OO 81.
Paul preferred and 5000 Lake Shore.
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Cincinnati NarKei.

CrNcryyA7r, August I9.-Co:ton-
Steady at 1Isc Flour-Duil but un
changed. Mhcat-Actiye; new 15rla
81 so, according to quality. Corn-Ac
tive at 7S(d79c. Oats-Firm ut 5Jc. Rye
Quiet and firm at SjCos1c Pork
Dull ut S2l 2jG2l 80. Lard--DuIl and
nominal. Bulk Mcats-Actiye at ga
l2!ml23c. Bacon--tIrm ami uucnang-
ed. Whi.ky-Actjvc at 81 IL.
HoGs-FIrm for light weight; weak
for heavy weights: common 70 good high
81 s5too 10: good to extra butchers s. H.
as %; common io good storkcrs >, 90
l,-D5
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All Diseases Of the Blood,

II N.gctinc will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
inc patient TO i-crlrct health after trying
different physicians, many remedies, sun,
Grin. for v,rrS, is il not conclusive proof, II
YOU ar. a sufferer, you can he cured? Why
IS thsS medicine performing such great
cures? II works in the blood In the circu-
lating nuid. II can truly be called the
Grcpt B,OOd PURIFIER. The great source OF
disease originates in the blood; and no
medicine that does not act directly upon
n, 10 purify ana recuvatcS, has any Just
claim upon public attention.
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Bankers, Merchants, de-, Favor
Speedy Resumption.

The TrijUac publishes tomorrow
morning series of interviews on the
currency question with toe prominent
bankers, wholesale merchants and lead.
,ng citizens Of Chicago. With hardly
IN exception they express themselves
,ternly opposed to initiation and favor
resumption. All believe the luttcr can
b. done In tour years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
What | Know About Vegetine.
souru BOSTON. May 9. $50.

- DNSAS-'i -A''S - WV
Mr.. STEVENS: Dear Sir i had consider
able experience with the Negetine. For
dyspepsia, general debility and impure
blood, the Negetine is superior to any
thing which 1 have ever used. l com
menced taking Negetine about the middle
of last winter, and, after using Aw bot
ties, IL entirely cured me of dyspepsia, and
my OOd never was ia rs good condition
as at the present time. II Will afford mo
pleasure to give any further particulars
relative TO what know about this good
medicine To any one VINO Will call or ad'
dress me ~ my residence, 1856 Athens ST.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
$50 Athens street.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

MK. II. X. STEvENS:' Dear Sir-I Will
most ch.pTWily add my testimony to the
.r,at number you have already received
IN favor OF your great and gnoh med ici nc,
Ncgcfinc, for do not think enough can
bee said i'm its praise, tor was troubled over
thirty wears with that dreadful disease.
natarrh and had such bad coughing spells
.naI II Uuuid seem rs though could never
breath amy more, and NcE,tinc has cured
m"; aud do feel To thank God all the
time that ihor" is 80 good a medicine rs
Vrgrtinc. and also think IL one of the
best medicines tor coughs and weak sink
ny feelings al the stomach, and advise
syrrvhrilv 90 take the N"gctiue, for | can
assure them 10 is one OF the best medicines
ihaf ever WAS. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut Sts., Cam
bridge, Massachusetts
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yew York Dry Goods MARKET,

NEW YngK. August i9--Busuuess Is
fair with the commission house, and job
bcrs. but foreign goods ru'cd quiet
Prints. Ginghams and wursted dre.-
goods in steady demand. Cotton gond-
N moderate roques. at unchanged prices.
Wool haunels moyed more freely, nnt
men ; wear wooden continue quiet. The
Daily BulIetiu says: w. IL. Locke, q.
Pas>aic, wol!-known calico printer, has
u,p.nd.d payment
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Gained IS Pounds of Flesh.
soUru BERWICK. Me-, Jan. Il, 1872.

SoUrH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. Il, 1872.
Mr.. IL. Il. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir-I have
had dyspepsia iu its worst form for the last
Ten wears, and have taken hundreds OF
dollars WORTH OF Medicine without obtain
lug any relici. In september last l COM
mGnced taking the Nesctiue, since which
time my health has steadily improved.
Nv food digeStS well, and have gained
fifteen pounds OF flesh. There are several
othcl, In this place taking the Negetine,
all have obtained relicf. Yours, truly,
THOMAS T.. MOORE,
Ovrrseer OF card room, Portsmouth Cos
Mills
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CIeN eiand Market.

CLEVELAND, August l2.-Nhcat-
Dull; rejected new offered at 9Oc. Corn
aad Oat,-Unchanged. Receipts
Wheat 400 bushels; corn, 700 bushels;
oats. 100 bushels. Pelro.eum-Du.i;
standard white. car lots Ole; Ohio State
te.t InLc; IN a small wny llINlZac.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August l9.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged Whea.-Actiyei No. 3
white Wabash II a6; No. white Mlchi-
ggn 81 30: now 81 81; No. > do now
81 29; amber si a.; 40. - amber Illinois
new II 10. Co-r-Quiet and steady;
hr~h mixed 75lc ca-h, seller Au-u-,aud
~co,omber; -. seA.r October iow mia
el 75.: no grade ,5ri damaged H-5r.
Ost.-DulI: 40. new s.; -",i'r >yl-
,.r.. ..n.r ilr: white G2S.
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Bold RObbcrN.

KANSAS CITY, August l9.-Abont 10
o'clock TO night, three young men, while
walking near the water works reservoir,
we're arrostcd bytwo masked men, vino
presented pistol, and ordered them to
hell out their pocket books, which they
did One had scycnty-two another SIX
and another seven dollars, which the foot
pad took, together with two tickets to
Denver.
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pittsburgh Market.

Pl1TsBURGH, August -. Wheat
Firmer and prices unchanged; old red
quoted at 81 50Gl IS. Corn-Duli; ear
S2,6 S3c; sheIlsd 79@ SOC. Petroleum.
Weaker; crude 81 IS at Parker'; refined
lie for Philadelphia delivery.
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'1GovERSaIESTs-Fi II,
RAILRoAD BoNDs-F'irm
STATE BoNDS-QIlct.

SroCKs-Whcrc strong throughout tte
dav. and closed at about the highest
prices reached. The improvement rang
ed from , TO ! per cent, and WAS mos;
conspicuous IN Western shares. Rock
Island rose from los: to lo93; North
western from A.! to A.; St Paul from 365
to S7s. and Lake Shore from 90! TO cog.
s.. Paul preferred rose from 50! TO 632,
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ACnrIIrt VICTORY.

EoURG l., DAMF, August IA Car
IL, force operating in the urighbornood
.r Viewer tor the purpose ot intercept
/ 9 gsrppue, between Pay.rrda AID Leo
- UI,vl, Yesterday captured twelve
wagon, loaded with provisions. bclorg-
ING To the Royal army. General Sabalio
h arrived in the vicinity OF Leo lie
Urged. Other Carlist bodies are spproach-
ing. aud AN attempt vii! be made to raise
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-20

BEKLIN, Angus. 19-It is said that
Austria has offered, under the guarantee
ot the northern European Empires, to
intervene for the pacifcation Of the
Hcrzegovinians upon the basis of reform
in the administration of the Christian
provinces OF Turkey, but that the Porte
has refused the offer
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Nothing Farther From the Illinois
E<u-k uN.

Nothing further has been received by
the State authorize, from the Franklin
county ku.kluN. The action Of the al
thcri.ies in this county has stimulated
the Williamson and Jackson authorities.
who are now organizing the militia.
These counties are 10 be supplied with
arm, by the State, which the Governor
has promised to send 70 them.
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uomor.to thcNcw Senator.

NASHVILLE, August l9.-The Union
md Amcric0ls Uhattar oga special to-
night says that Senator Key. was sere-
nadcd by largo crowd OF citizens to-
night. In his speech acknowledging the
compliment, he ,aid that though Demo
crat, he was not u mere partisan. He
would not regard himself rs the repre-
tentative OF section, but bound
to work for the Interests OF the
c:untrv. Universal satisfaction is
expressed throughout East Tennessee
with his appointment, and those who
know him best are sure he will reflect
honor upon the State, and honor upon
Governor Porter's judgment, n making
The appointment. There were boutires
and fireworks hero inbonor othis appoint
mCut
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catholic Congress.

PARIS, August IA Catholic Con-
errss at rwtiers began a session to-day.
The opening sermon was preached by
the Archbishop of New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-20
The wc.,erytlIc o. mecr War.

CoLuMBUs, August l9.-The Wester-
Vile jury found c rbin guilty of violat-
ing the yillarge ordinance relative to the
sale of beer, aud fined him twenty-five
dollars and costs. \ number Of the jurors
were challenged for cause, but the
objections were oycrrulad. y bill af eX.
ceptions was taken on one exception be.
inr thnt the ordinance was iLlegnl.
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Rouprr Again AdyefiseS HIs PAYER.

UTICA, Ny. August l9-Robort Bon
ner purchased the trotting horse Grafton,
from Richard Permission, Of Lexington,
Kentucky. for $4,000. Grafton tTotted
n mile in 2:l5f,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-20
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THF
WHEELING REGIS ! th.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
A Negro lnsurrectiOn- - Deii@hti"i
Pasiime Contemplated b. the Ma
tiou's Pets.

~ W. N,,g.,,.t IL Tho Times
oNn - caar,,;, ab,u, the
sPec.t' i'o''' -" 49,, - ,bn na,,rnns s.y..
'J. La,r Lvs .irce Litter was
t'nmI ~ WnIi,n:n,,s station Wash.
;v',,or ~ cnrrty thr nIace wrr, the color
80, ,,;i;,.,,,. ,,.,,,ranv- drills .rJnrinu the
,' ,Ln wb;;a. nm the pO,h ,p,,.
s Tt'sS,'rrp "rdor =, n.as a s,gnrd byo nun named
IL ~ G'U1 nnd ,,,tn1 ,hat , ,n,n named
I,A'' n.'' - '''O - -. m,iI,i, ,,,ncr., NJ
n''e'S, Io'o' ~" ali -, -, TSa
oou'h o"5'i'i,% i'i% "o",a w .I.,. - ,,,an and
''Ier sN'u NH ,,''s ,n,. .' bov"aii ,onr
take ever! su" -" C|5' S S-,,;,, "" ay.Y inc.
colnp"i'les ie"us 49,. nI sb", 49, ,o, lii
anu go' sun P""". ,tnrI. | i, W,.hin~,on
-N.'1, o'.I' I I''''',,(' 80 were dir.r,r5 f.
.""''y, s"g E,r'ny IN Jefferson r,un
.'''' ,ba,. u,,uId Lc ioipod nv
" Ni0'' 4r.t msnt thouuit
nt,V.' ~ ,,,,,ar IN tor III. nurnns. +.
~, .,'s ,nar;n, mp%H -, bnf Yesterday o letter was
,,,nd ~ II.d,.rson c1pnty directed to the
'VI'i" ,.,Inn,d a. o",,naniss .nI Givirr subston.
,,nI',. U'E, ,,o .ai,n in.trucrin1.. The whites
, .',,..t,mndim,, dancer tele.rapncl for
"mnrInuni,inn. winch was furnished and
J,strihu,cd 10 the local companies. Every
nrcpnratios was made tor the conflict,
bur measure, were ais. taken to prevent
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zFAceljN0 3ealster.

..r closed in New York yesterday
a. .-;
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A MonLi ernIIy Kicked to Death.

CrNCISNATI August l6.-Three
brothers named William Thomas and
Nicholas Moran quarreled in Fifth
street house this afternoon, resulting in
the former being knocked down and
literally kicked to death by the Others.
The original Quarrcls are said to be of
long standing and that William by
superior business tact had succeeded in
acquiring considerable property from
his brothers, which had aroused their
hatred. The Survivors were arrested and
are in confinement on the charge Of muir
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DRAWING ABSOLUTE
Or MONEY REFUNDED.

HNHETRUSTEES MAKE THE POSITIVE
and unqualified statement, that there
will be no further postponemcnt, and that
all purchasers OF tickets, upon preSenta'
tion OF them after that day, Will be sn-
titled TO the return of All money invested,
unless this announcement be strictly com
piled with.
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APPRECIATION.

CuARLFSTowS. MASS, March 10, 1869.
II. Il. .STFyENS:-ThiS is to certify that !
have used your Blood Preparation
N..ctiuc. iu my family for several years,
md thuk that, for scruiuIa or CanRerouS
HumorS or Rheumatic affections, IL can
not be cNrcIlcd: and ~ blood purifier
md spring medicine u i the best thing |
yer used; and hav" used almost every
rhiug. can chccriully recommend II To
any one 100 need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. \. \. DlNSMORE,
~ Russell street.
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suit Against Delinquent Officials.

WAsuiNGroN, D. c, August I9.-A
suit has been entered by the Department
OF Justice, against Captain Maddox, oil
the Marine Corps, and the bondsman OF
Messrs. Baruum X Co, contractors ioF
furnishing clothing to the Marine Corps,
TO recover funds alleged to have been
Illegally paid said contractors.
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4 CoIIision Between the Races I'm
minpni.

Co,,,.,,r u.,vccu the gaccs I'm
,,;no,,
, ,,''n, - Tro .rr..+ -,
nv a., -. -'-'.,,ori., .,- IN John. Wash.
luGton and Jefferson c"uhueS was con-
tiHu"d today. thirteen armed negroes
came into NiiSh'5'i'Ie ana ur''ht'Fe" .i'
themselves. IN burke county Il '"'.'-.'"
between the whites ana b'"cA' >'e,''
hourly imminent b"lH race arc "'u',
arms, ana the negroes are reported &c, ''l"'',u =.
" i'" miles Ir"'" "ayh.NOo!o' 'h' "u'.'
scouts were nred on oy negroes th's
morning, Inc DuFNe Py"P,' ss"1
mere [" day ior troops b"I Governor
smith doc'h"d /" i'' ""F companies 90.
y number oi N"'"h'eefs iolt lot "iSil''-
boro tonight, anu H. = feared Ih't
night VIII soon la'' place. ABOUT =
hhndred arrests nave peeh i'"'' IN N"r'-
"us counties.
n ueSPr'rh rom " "Nn"'Syoh count!
'''o''' "''"i' i''e''' '''''' '''''
U't' po"' "'', ".o' .',,,.;,, .'g,,. W. ,r,.o
-, -, h-,,.%, L,a., ,n.Ia L1C1voroo~
ar a. = E''' ,"noon i,',g ~ n.hn y. inI,(a ~, ,ho
u;ddIe Circni, Conrt ordered n snecjnl
."r,', .".'p,, ~, ,ho Srrerior C,nrt to rnhyann
unndov wool 70 trv the nffandors
A dispatch from burke county; reports
all quiet M to II O'Clock to'nIGnt. IN"
people are conhdent'l theIr "Ol!ity t"suP-
press any attempt :" ihS"rie'!i"h' Inc
ring leaders viii br arrested, the eA-
element i subsIdinE' The heGro',
have no cause lor ihe coht'Wp aled
rising. All the trouble was caused oy II
lew worthless, turbulent ana designing
negroes, who live upon the cfcdUlty oi
the colored peOp.c, The whites Will act
upon the defensive and "ndcdvor to Hr-
rest the riuglcadors IN the conspiracy,
who will be tried at q special term OF the
Superior Court. No further trouble Is
apprchendcd, as the steps taken Will be
elective IN preserving Peecr and good
order IN the counties OF burke, Jefferson
audSW Washington.
LATEST from the Biack HiIIS.
w,.u,xcr,y Auru,c l9.-Profcssor
I,rrnv in = letter To the Indian Bureau,
In,od 'EI,rE Hills .luly5I. saws: found
,,"Id I ir rIocnr d.ro<i;, on both Spring
.'nT Porid crc,l,. from their hcadquar-
ta,sto the noint where they emerge from
the iIiIIs and more extended prospect
ing and explorations show that in local.
i,irs in these streams, gravel bar-, e>pcc-
ially those Of older formation and elevated,
above the present .lcvc! Of th"s"
>,rcaui-, contain gold in quantities -uiii
,.....l 81. 'tT
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EsE TlIE BENLFIT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane
kssOCiatiOn.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, 1875.
IIST OF GIFTS.
22,l7S Cash Gifts, amounting 10 sl,OOO,n,
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 10000.


The Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
citation, chartered by the Legislature of
Virginia, and the Circui, Court OF orange
county, proposes by series oi Grand GiH
Concerts. to establish and cndow n" HON"
tor the old, lnfrm, and Desutut" Ladies
OF Virginia" at Montpclier,thc former res
idence oi President James Madison. Tho
Association l. under the control Of eight
Trustees, six of whom are elected bi"ni:l-
Is by the stockholders, and TWO appoint
ed by the Governor OF Virginia.
Rcmittences for tickets may be made by
express pre- paid, puStOflicc money order
on Washington. ID. C.. or by registered
letter addressed to
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres Z VI. r. II. A., Alexandra, Va.
For full particulars, &c, send tor circu-
lars. Apply To
MAJOR j. {. ALDERSON, Agent
Lnt Wnnnlln lnn- ~ VI
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Preparations for Gr1DIwOod's Flu
neral.

CHICAGO August l9.--The JomynoEs
representative returned from White
Hall, Michigan, this morning, with
Grimwood'S body which hao been fully
Identified. Vessel men in the vicinity of
White Hall, claim to have seen another
body supposed to be that Of Donaldson,
but AS Yet there has been no confirmation
of this statement. GrimwOods father
left early this morning with the remains
Of his son. for Bristol Station, Kendall
county. whero the funeral will take
place.
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Another Radical Lie.

TOLEDO, O., August l9.-The Blade
this morning publishes the following ar.
ticle based on private information, re-
garded by that paper as entirely reliable:
There is 'rumor that the condition OF
the Governors health is such that his
withdrawal from the Gubernstorial can
vass is quite probable. His personal
friends desire him to withdraw from the
canvass for the prolongation of his
life, while his political friends regard his
defeat for Governor certaiu, which re-
suit would be disastrous to his presden-
tial prospects. b. Withdrawing from the
gubernatorlal contest and placing some
other man ut the head Of the ticket, Il
defeat in October would enable the
friends of Allen to go before the Nation
al Convention with the plea that
he is the only Democrat who
can carry Ohio. Thurman
and his friends bitterly oppose Aliens
withdrawal under the circumstances. as
they expect to make capital il the Ma
tional Convention by the defeat OF Allen
ana his unlimited initiation scheme.
These rumors are now afoat among Ger
tain inner circles of tho Democratic par
ty, and should change be made IN the
head of the Democratic ticket, it may be
looked for soon.
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The very best WOr done AT
theVery lowest figures.

Estimate, and anples furnished on
short ro,ce. Give Us an oder and be
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Ser Scutbptc
orS aottliGcn .6crirns Sesu.

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msuug Der 8eiitliden Ober uMs nit 9enNtuns 0es
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htsNe =Nnoitoos lr bic Dcnlt,e NorOaa.eritas.
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Qebrerffeue 0efubt.

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ocuti@cn una cuglii1en Spra@e unterridten
unb einen @eian9dor lciten fam, luiinidt cine
Stcue on3une9mem. @cf6Qise slnerbietun9en
nimmt entoeoen ber vSbio .@ailenfreuno".
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Der Grot lchcn mubtcn. 9ob hicicS nher Der
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beiliacu Sd)rft herpnr; benn uarunl fubrte
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icnrc bon Wcuidcn ecrlucbrt uuo iii pcri6ie
benc 6eacnocn Ocrbreitet. IS fcblte ollo ba.
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ourd, bob Setb, ser fiir Slbcl 9e9cbcnc SoDn,
im Sabre 13o 9eboren iuurnc mioerlcat pire.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19

Selbitiid)tiae Menl0en gleiden ben Snletten
uno gSiirmer,, lucl1c nur zinc Ser3tommer
baben; iie babcn nur Gin Scr; fir ii1, tcines
fit ibre Mitmenlden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-19

Gin 81 nm III Delaware
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aug bem @runoe, weil lic taubltumm
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ten II. bgl. eeli@ert lein wiiroe. 9tcu!id
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ou1 oos leileite Sill lteru einc 9(cilc melt
pernc0men sll flnnen.
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9cfunoen wuroc, le6t 5ur 3eit perldltnib>
mdbig arm I'M Nennlplponiihen County
Qoncaiter.