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rar NUMBER IN THE nIBLE.

i.
OnhE seechth day God ended his work.
On the seventh Month Noah ark loucll-
ed the ground.
in seven days Il dove was sent.
Abraham pleaded seven titles fof Sndoln.
Jaceb mourned sgtcii days tnr joseph.
Jacob serted seven years for Rachael,
Aud set uiuIl,er seven sears more.
Jacob Nas pursued SEVEN days journey
BY l.alian.
A plenty Of sesen years and ) faniRe Of
seven Years wtic ii,ret6ld ii pharbal.'s )
dream by seven fat and seven lean beasts,
and ears VI blasted corn
On the scseutli,lay Of the seventh month
the children Of Israel tasted seven day and
remained seven days in their tents.
Eiefs seven days the land rested.
Every seventh year tae law vas read to
the people.
III tile destruction Of Jerico seven per-
sons bore seven trumpets seven days; OH
the seventh day they slrrounded the walls
seyei times aud at the end Of tile seventh
round the walls fell,
Solomon was seven years building the
temple, aud tasted sescn days at its cedica-
iion.
III the tabernacle we're seven lamps.
The golden candlestick bad seven bran
chcs.
Naamah washed seven times III the river
Jordan.
jobs friends Sat with him seven dhysand
seven nights and offered seven bullocks and
seven rams for atoIienent.
Our SAVIOR spoke seven tiuies from the
eros. Oh which be hung seven hours. and
after his resurrection appeared seven times
In tie revelations we read If seven
churches, seven enndle,tieks, seven stars,
seven trumpcts. seten plaques. sercil lhuu.
ders. seven sials. seven angels, aud seven
headed monster.
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Costly furni,ure--h Indian bureaus.
shset alusie-chilareh crying ii bed.

Sheet niusic-children crying IN bed.
Tie children ii Florida ssy they live on
sweet potatoes in the summer, aud on
strangers ii the winter.
To Archbishop Wlatsly il ascribod this
paradox = Pie larger the Income the Harder
Il is ID liya within it,
Tile Wisconsin farmer Nbo lsit candle
burning III ihe barr - rs IL scare thicfes
away has no barn u watch now.
Abad little hoy. upon being promised
Eve cents BY biz mother irhe would take .
dose of castor oil. obtained TIE money. and
then told bis parent she might casiOr o'l
III Tie street.
NJ. genilemcn Of tae jury thunderei
~ eloquent advocate The other day 10 Il
Denver enari. tiis'mat,er is for his honor
10 decide, who sits there sleeping 80 beau,i-
fully " His honor orerpd hnth ayes aud hib'
mouth and said y. All owing 10 ybur mar
cOtic speech. sir.
An old lady on hearing that vonng
iriei.d had loss shis place Oll account Of mis-
dcmcapvr. exclaimed: Ms Debieanor?
lost his place on account Of Miss Delnea-
nor? Well. wvlll I'm afcarea It's too
true that there alusa woiuaa al tic bot.
tom of mans diillsal,issl
Two lalies were heard cempariugno,es
tie Other day. whea one SAYS. madestly.
I Well. ~ want i liian. and carrisase
and horse. aud @ - u Ehfopc Ills sum.
iEer, and i've uew silk dresses, sha a few
dainty grenadines. sed strawterrie. three
times = DAY. i pot ufisaer. ai,a oh, forty
l'alfs u ND gloves. all lusu s.,uld 81
eaiSd ior' properly.
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TIE CREATION OF WOMAN

4 prince once said TO Rabbi Gamaliel |:
Your God i thief he surprised Adam
ID his sleep and stole rib from him.
The abbi's daughter overheard this
speech aud whispered wors Or Two in her
fathers ear. asking bis permission to an-
swer this singular opinion herself. lie
gave his consent. The girl stepped forward
and. feigning terror and dismay, threw her
arms aloft in snpplication. aud cried out
Ny licge. my liege. justice! reyeugcr
What has happened! ! asked the prince.
a wicked theft has taken place, she re.
piled. y robber has crept secretly into
our house, carried away silver gVble, aud
lett golden one il is stead
What an upright thief.,. exclaimed the
prince. Would that such robberies we're
of mure frequent occurrence!
Behold then. sire. the kind Of thief that
our Creator WAS; be stole rib from
Adam. aud gave him beautiful wife iu-
stead
Well SAID ! ayowed the prince.
PRAcTfcAL lliNrs. -linw to cure dull
times. AR. BY lively advertising.
Advertising. ii one sense. is likcned un.
to a plaster. Ii draws well.
The sLeriiss red flag generally waves
over the store Of bin who never thought ii
paid to advertise.
Live bnsiness men generally advertise
more in dull time. That is the true way
ID stir up tile siagnaut pools II trade.
l. i just as sensible 10 undertake to get
married without advertising.
Advertising PAYS. A Dahuqne man who
adseitises largely was thereby discovered
by the vile ahum lie deserted several years
ago.
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC


Fof az Diseases NJ le Licef. NiVnv'ch
dAd Sflesa.
TliE SrIsYOAS II Liver Compliant are
Ilt,er anil liad taste III lie mouth: raii ~ liie
Htrk. Shlr- or 1nlh.s. offen mistaken 80 lihsii-
nnii-sn: sOt,is srOM AtlI. is,rs VI AllAtlsi
ih,syrl. alternately t,,stse aud iaNs Ileasiiyhei
li-s ~ lliiuiry. with painful -en~sitios o. haS'
az Gl.ssal h 30 slnleEhiAs which oneR g. hase
lsrn sIenr: DEkfLfTP; LOW. NFiElIs,
lark yeilpn apiwarapre u the >kii atsh i.Aee'
din Tan a, otlsilt mistaken Iaf CONSUMPTION.
sonirtiillrs many II th'<s symptoms alteM tts
siSase. ii otllrrs vefy Jew; bNt the llNbl1. lhs
asEsy nrgau 10 The bod, i graerag tbs 81 z.
H., Disease and II nut regulated l.l time. sat
snnrrlng, MTeiclirdnes- aud nE.AIli VIII snses'
For Dyspepsia, Constipation.
s,nali-... EiIii,u. attsrks SfcK HEipAGHE.
,al,- Drlln..-ls.n II spirits, SUtk sisaiissh'
Heart ii,lrn, a.. &c.
y.,e rla,aim.l. I,nFSi and li,s-i Fasnils Me-
dI,.inr " the World.
4 nsanularlnn'd unly ls
J.H. ZEILIN & co,
Macon, Ga, and philadelphia.
Prse. si.o0. Soiibs.a Dra1ists.
Nos. =.
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roll Tax.

The Raleigh News gives the following
important information concerning the poll
tax indictments:
Soncfifteen hundred citizensof Wake
county, stand indicted before the present
term Of Wake Superior Court FOR tie of.
fence Of failing 10 register ;icir poll In
is7s.'Il. The legislature al itslast session
passed bill relieving all parties 50 In
.dictel urunthe raymrntofIhe noli'tax and
l.50 casts. hi,t Judge Watts at the last
Term Of the court decided that theiuris.
diction in tli,.se cases Was in the Superior
Court, ahd llsit the net of the Legislature
was unconstitutional in that IL was M eva.
sion ofoiie ~ the coordinate departments
of tie government. Whereupon the So-
licitor agrepd 70 lrt uf'alI parties 30 in
dic.cd upon the payment ofoue halfof tile
costs, and quite number awaited thenl-
selves Of tie privilege. bat some loo eases
remain still unsettled ani tlle parties are
nov before the present term IL tile couri
awaiting the action ortlie Cpu,l.
IN Lexington. 81 Saturday last. as W.
learn frcin the Central. i negro snaicl,ct
q well-iilled pockei-bo1k from out oga res
iaurant, and made OF with II: He wa,
pursued and Tue pocket bnnk aud none,
recovered; Dut tie Thief drew pistol nj,
bowie kulfc aud continued on his way
tile rursuers being unarmcd.
Abraham was The firS, sick man. II
Lad llagar 10 the wildeliicss.
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Abraham was The frS, sick man. II,
Lad llagar 10 the wildsrncss.
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How odd Il ~ said pat. as lie trudgcd
along on foot. one bot sultry. day, that a
man never meets cart going The samO wsy
he iss
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ONE sEcRET or AHAPpg HOME.

we we're IN company Tie Othef uhy Win
a gentleman, hpiaireniiy fifty or sixty
years Of age, Who used IN Substance, the
following language; sr
Were 10 I've my lIfs over again,
should make lta point to do L kindness
10 fellow being @iege@crI had the op-
polluhity regret 4efy huSAtllat lily
habit has been sodiifeFei,t, iind that have
induced feelings to unlike tIiose Which
would lead 10 sucli source bf life. 80
II has been too much my way to let
others nke care Of themselves. willie [
take care of iiisSels Ifsome little trespass
was committed Oh my rights, or II I suf-
fered some slight Inconvenience fronth
lIiougIitlessiiess or selfshness Of Others, I
was greatly annoyed. and sometimes Used
harsh, reproathful langiage toward the
oiitndcr
/. j am now satisfied that my own liaps
piness was greatly impaired by this course;
and that my conduct and example eoh-
tribu.e,I 10 tie Irritation and happiness Of
others.
!" 1t was but the other day. continued
the gentleman, :. tina. was passing along
street, and Soachman VAS attempting to
draw il light carriage into 4 cokch house.
He tried once or twice without success,
and Just Is came up, the carriage oc-.
cupied the Whole Sidewalk, and prevented
my passing. The fellow looked as though
il ought not to be exactly so, and there
was something like faint apology In his
smile. II was on my tongue TO say, In
with your wagon, mainland don'tletit
stand here blocking up the passagea But
an influence prevailed. l went TO the
rear Of tile carriage, and said, Now, try
again, MY good fellowr while, with the
end of my umbrella, gave il a little push,
and fl tie carriage Vent. and out came
the pleasant /" Thank ye, sir; much obi.
ged. i would not have taken a twenty
dollar bank note for the streak ofsunshine
that this me little act Of Kindness threw
over the rest ofmy walk, 10 say nothing
of the lighting up os tile coachman's coun-
tenance.
Aid when look back upon my inter-
conrse with my fellow men all the way
along, can confidently say, that l never
did a kindness to any human being with
nut being happier for Il. So that, Il | was
governed by mere selfish motives, and
wanted % live tile happiest life ! could, 1
would just simply obey the BibIeprecept,
todo good to an nien Us l had oppos-
Elunity.n
An English gentleman wishing to test
the Irish wit. thus accosied al Irish labor
er. who was at work raiending a fence:
Say. Pat suppose Satan was TO come
along now and see both of us here, which,
do you suppose be would take. you or me!'
% faitl yerhonor, he'd take me-
How so:, said the Engiishnan, in as
ltoni.hmeat. n -
We'll. sir. said Paddy. he'd take ne
now. because he wouldn't be sure Of me,
when he came again; but he'd " sure Of
you At any tiuis. ahi De codld afford to
wait, 3
The Magnolia Record says Nj. David
Carr, of Island Creek township, died ~
the house OF lis son, Thomas j. Carr.
ESQ; on fllS aGtlf DIT; III the seth year Of
thi- age. Mr.. Carr was q soldier VI the war
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The Magnolia Record says Mf. David
Carr, of Island Creek township, died az
the house OF his son, Thomas J. Carr.
ESQ, on fll5 2Gtf DIT; III the seth year Of
his age. Mr.. Carr was q soldier u the war
isI2
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Old RYE mAKEsA SPEECH.

OLD IL 4 II MAKES a SPEEttl. :
] was made to he eaten,
And hut 70 be drank;
10 le ilirsslied III aharn,
Not soaked IN Il tank.
/ come as blessing,
When putthUngn a mill;
As blight aud 4 curse,
When run lliruugha still.
Make nie upinto lnayes,
Aud your children are fed;
But, Ifiitsodrink.
lstarse thenlinsteasl.
In brend I'm . servant.
The eater sllallr rule
Indrink am master,
The drinker fool.
Then remember the wlrning.
Ny strength IN employ,
Ifeaian. TO strengthen;
Ifdrund to destroy.
-Nafionai 7tmperahce ldfocdt.
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IH6FAvORlTE HOME REMEDY

.o,luenfly a F,uuily Alr,,gine; aud By being
.,nt I,,a,Ig fsr gnhh.iiate resort will sAy- lHpag
~ ho,,g II suffering aud man, doIlar IN lime
a,,d doctors hills.
Aarg aver Forty ienrs irial II u still receiving
H.. ,au-i unqualified testimonials 10 IL virtues
tr,,, persons ll,r hghr.t elagaeteraia resppll-
siilii, EnliIlrni lis sicails commend y q tbe
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9otnlberid,te aus gSGfbtnetom.

g8aibington, IL. NOoember. - Ser
@eheimpOli5iit @larbOe III iehr frauf III ieiner
@obnung III z0albiugtOn.
= Su oen @iienbabu OepOtS iino ueuers
biugs Yrteft1iten angebradt Worben.
: lleber ben Bortrag oe8 6rn. SaparO
Saplor Dor benz S6iQerbunoe am 116. Sc
burtstage beS beutid]en DldterS entnebmen
mir benz ySournal" folgenben Berid)t: yDer
8orIeier iufte Die @emiitber Der auweienben
&merifaner suerIt fir ieinen @egenfano su
ern1rnen, inoem er in Iebr geididter gSetie
aui Die qeineiniame abitanmun9 Der en9li
ithen uno beutid)ln Sprad)e binIuieS. @r
andlpiirte in allcr Siir5e bic 6aratteriitildlen
;3iiae De rbeiben Spruhen, inOem er Der engs
llidlen SiirSe, i6nellere Qu8oruGsmeiie &C.,
Der oeuti6eu aber iene Sie9idmteit, &iefe uno
Sreite einrdumte, melde uur allein 9eetgnet
ieien, ieoer meni6lidlen @mpfnoun9 ben pOllz
zen Nusorud 3u uerleiben. Analptilte Se-
tra6tungen iiber S6iller'S Werth ais Did
ter liebtn oen 8ebner unieren oeutidlen Did,
ter Sm ben @riten Der Sfueiten 0tdterflaiie
sdbleu, su Der aud @orneille, Gaciue, 81rou,
Spencer unO Eaiio 9eb0reu uno bic MIR Oess
balb bic 5peite genannt ipiro, neil e8 iiber=
baupt nur pier gewaltige Sltanen Der Didlts
funlt 9iebt, melfe Ole erte 8Iaiie biloen,
H1mltd] 0on,er, 0ante,l 2 hafe5peare uno %
tie, Die bis jeet ein5ig unO unerreifbar Oaz
fteben. 6err Saylor reeitirte mebrere bon
ShiGer'8 beiteu @eOidlten, wie /. .. r0er
8urtaruS," .@lpfum," .9ie @6tter @rie.
denlauO's," y Ser 8iidcrtuabs," ionie au4
ausSii9e aus - Eell, iomobt imSrt9uul, ais
III Der llebericbung, I'M bic Spra6it6ubel.
ten Der oeuti6en Spra6e berporjubsben. Der
Sortrd9 mar mellterbaIt uno eruOtete fir ben
beriibmteu 0teOuer ben entbuFahiiheu
Applau8 ieiuer 6Drer.
= 81. s. 3. 8ice. Grfuber oes iogenunu-
ten yGice Mteters," aud bier bstanut,
itarb OOr9eiteru in ytepsDOrt.
= 9r. g. Raii, Der in ber Hsunten
StraBe, 3rpiideu Der g. uuO e StruBe,
pOhnt, feterte uorgetern feline goloeue Sod'
Seit. .......
= @eitern Na6mittag fanb Die 8eerbi'
suug ocs am 8. oieieS DionatS ueritorbeneu
.. 8. ReeO anf Oem u&Od. Sreef 6rieOlOie"
| ftatt.
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Der 8rano Ser 9arfe ,,Senator. "
S@reGltGc &eioen oer Wtasttt,
gASA&<

0ew.D orr, II. 0opbr. Solseubes finb
Die Giu,elnbeiten iiber Den 8ran0 Der Barfe
Senator" Dieielbe gtng NIT elmer 2abuua
Soblen BON philadelphia mad, Bauama ab.
Am IA. september eutbedte man, oaB Die
Qabuug in Glammen tano uno Der &aud)
bran9 aus benz Sentilator, 4m 16. hattie
oas Seuer, tros Der sraben Guautitdt 8ai=
isr, iueldes in ben 2aoeranm gepumpt muroe,
ioIde Sortl6ritte geniadt, 6aB Die Saiiite
gerdumt neroen muBte, Die Barte befanO
ii6 3ur 3eit 80 Nieilen Don Gap Billar uno
Der GapltGu fteuerte Der Reerenge 3u, in
rpel1e er am II. Ra6ntittass A ubr etnfubr.
a Gegeu lbr 4beubs braden be Slammen
burh oas 3plihenbed in bic @aiiite, unb nm
ubr mar fir Die Ranni9aft feine N6glid)=
felt porbauoeu, iid ldn9er anl 8orb Su bal=
ten. Die Sarie ging pOr Nnfer, uno bic Be
manuuu9 mahte Die Boote fiott. Inter Sc.
nen am Sorb paren bic Satin eeS Gapitdns
uub ieine beioen 364tey, iewie bic Srau Oes
&o9s. Sb9lei9 man nur ueui9e Weter pom
2anoe entfernt mar, fonuten bic 8oote bod
uift lanSen; am z. Gage itarb Die Satin
pes Gapitdns in 6olge bes 5ungerS uno Der
BloBite1uug. I'm %. fGnier bic Boote in Der
6rsib. .g8ater< Ban an. Der @ouperneur Der
Gnlqnie that iein 8eites fir Die S9ifIbrI9iz
gen. als man bic Barrie sulest iab, bran1l=
ten Die NfafteH, E agEag3al3 I'D
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ottott aIs @eid,tn oret,e.

9altzY Yafez 9 TN, Utab, 10, JfOObr.
SIM oritten 9iltrlfts- @crthte purhe ON
isttsn Dteuitag Die Srage erboben, oh Der
Dtcrmoue Sol. Sobnion audi ais @eidwore.
ner i'm BroseiIe zines gttht.Rormoneu 9egen
einen Wormonen funsiren f6nue. @s wuroe
geltsnb genad,t, oaB Der Wormoue 81 @uns
item ieines &ir9engenoHen fid] beeinflaHen
unb Surh ben ulmitano iein llrtbeil tri.ben
faifeu uiirbe, bas oer aus Worntonen bette.
benpe Staotratb @elb 5ur 8ertbeioiguns Der
Sade oes Mormoneu bepilligt babe, 8idter
Sorenan rpies beHte bic 8eanitan6uug bes
@eidmOrsuen suriid. @r entifteD, es ieluitt
bewteien iporben, 6aB trgenb Elm Wormoneris
@eibworener nom ben Sirhen. 8eh6roen in
Besus anf oas pom ibni abs49ebeHpe 8otunl
iuffrnut, oher pqfi Der. beanitaHaete 9eibwo-
rene Don Aaber ber beeinHubt wor3eH lei. I
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atr g,tffa,,s pes Wtee.gsraffeemtett

al
gS all insto IL. 9too. = 5r. y.
8. Wurpbp, elmer Der amtli6en Beridter=
itatter oes SenatS, mar bis beute friib I'M
.lbr 40 Min. bel Srn. gSiliDn uno id)rieb an
Or. 8arter: Der Sice. Prdlibent mar bis
beute friib 'llbr iblaitos; felt iener i3sit
id)lummerte er faft obne llnterbre9ung. Sd,
gabi uon 3eit su 3eit baS porgei6riebene
Sdlafnlittel rno furs Dor nno nm 81 uhr
Sleiibbouillou, nm llbr etn @las Bitter.
,paiier. alles perblieb i'm Oiug,n; eineSeff.
nung faub ntdlt ftatt. " = Gus ancererNueae
crfabrt nlun, oab Der Sice. Brdiibeut ludbreno
Der Jtaft hduiig &opf uno 0er5 nit Der red
ten Oaiio orifte 1lnb mitunter beibe Irme
nleberfalen lieB. Die Sepegun9en iuaren
BON neru0iem 3uden be9lci.et. 'Setne ibn
ftreug beruahenoen Srcunbe balten ieinen gu.
itano fir ishr fritildl. 9eute Weor9en Slui<
lhen 10-11 l19r mar er nod ebr dlldfri9
nno unrnhlg nnb set9te feline gtel9ung 81
iprehen. & Ss~2t .l
Or. 8arter mar Tim II llhr i'm Sranfen.
,imner uno r1etnt, oab es befer NIT Srn.
Wtllon auSiebe uno Der 0ebtere ibn ielbit
9eiaet babe, bab er tpieoer mte elm Wtenif
fiible. .gra
Die 4erSte Barter, Iibforb unb Wagruoel
bielten heute Norgen cine COMPUTATION roeger
bes 3uitanoes bes Batienten. Derielbe ha
bon bis IL llbr siemlih gut geihlafen. &c
gen 412 ubr ipuroe er bonn Or. Varter &C.
wedt, unb sr iaste, baB er it6 beiier fiible
gr perlan9te, aufiieben 81 biirfeu, mas ibn
Iebot nift geitattet tpuroe. 3wiideu II uni
/ uhr iagte Der arst, es lei burbaus feir
3rpeifel an ieiner @Ie6erberitellung oorban
Ben. @eaen ii llbr fubr YrGFoent Grun
naf) bem @apltole unb bllab etma 10 lRinu
e @eueral goFmeiiter ssiBR bat ,pabrens
Der gan3en Jiad,t bel benz &raufen gepaht
3ablreihe 8eiudler eri6ienen heute i'm &api
tole, aber nur Die lntiniteu 6reunoe muroel
uorselaiIen. as /
als Srdiioent Grant i'm &apitole anfam
purpe er iofsrt in has8raHfeuslmmer 9eflbrl
| Gr ftreffte Dem Sranfen, ,tpelGsr H6 miibian
aufridtete Die 6ano eutsegen nit oeH gSOr
ten. Il, gSie gent es Sbnen pr. SicesBrdfoeut
@s tbut mir leio S,e hanf 81 fnben. 90
eben bin id BON yteiu=Y Yorf eiugetroHen un
oadte nafsuieben, rpie iie iid befinbeu." :
Sr. Wllion erniberte, oab er fi9 uicl mob
Ter iIble. Der prdTpent bl,eb uugefdbr Elm
@iertelitunbe. giaf benz Brdiioenten bs
jud1te 9oro 5ougbton ben Sranfen.
Der arst ibretht Die &ranfbeit Der bobe
Gemperatllr bes Babes sii.- Sn lSeit bon
Gageu tptro Or. @tlioH wteber ber9ehel
| iein Hr+a q .HFE
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Ser 1lntergan8 oes Sampftrs
,,Yactfie." @ettere Rautets
pom Oer1asa a lfi6feft VdSSd0feEett.

Gan 6rnn5i8co, II. gtopbr. = Die
nahgenannten Beriouen, meldle biSber nod
nidt angeiiibrt moroen iino, marsn BaiiaSiere
auf benz Oampfsr ,8acifc:" s. Softer, ..
8. Oople, s.. .. Sualpan, s. &enneop,
9Sm. Bomell, 9. Sirb, s. Shepbero, 6rant
Mc9angblin, q. Srpion, 2gm. Compton,
@m. Bower, &. Surnbua, s. Seralp, Gbr.
SdmiOt, Soc Berue, u. 6. &aiuep. IS. Sour
neaur, s. SOurmaur, s. @rnit Weper, Sol.
Suuerlp uno Srau, S. GbOmpiou, 9ennta
@ain, s. @rooen, y. @arlp, 6. Sc. DtiIes,
abam Softer, y. 2pon, S. Better, 6r. unr
Srau Seller uno SInO, Srau q. 8eguoIOs,
So @biueien I'M 3miideuoed uno III Der
Saiite, Die Bafiagiere batteu 100000 III
Sob, SiIber &C. bel iidl.
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qereieu aus. (gSir merSen auf ben Seri6t
suriiffomnlen.
! - Die Steuer bon Wals8etrdnfen, tpel6e
inn lesten Sisfaljahre erboben purbe, betrus
$8,743,744.61; $137,085 meniser, oils i'm
porberaehenoen 6tsfaliahre.
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gniigen 81 neblt Soften. Da lie itd] aud) un
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nod elnmal $40 nebit SOiten.
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