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The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

0MANGE or HoURs-WILMIN0TON
W WESTERN RAILROAD
Ing Thursday Dec. 1, 1870. Trains viii run
Leave Wilmington 10 20 u, and 5Sop.m.
Leave LAndenburg ~ m 4nd1 % p. n.
Arrive at Wilmingtou 766 IN. and 3 10
~ - %--. = !
OONNECTIONs.-TraRn leaving LAndsn.
berg q ~ .. m. with trAin fer- PhilAdel.
phl2 1t $40 Am.
Train leaving Wilmtn yton q 1910 N
with traao l46vtn9 Philndt1lphi4 81 o,N m
and Pennkylvanie and Deb 4Waro train AeAV.
Ing Landenberg 1T % p. M.
Train Leaving LAndenE,erg at' - p. m,
With PennsylvAniaAn aud DelaNarD train and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phlla.
Trsin ,ioavinx Wilxin ran qak IN . n
With train leaving PniL saslphia at 5p.
a. 'ts" ~ ~ ''@@h '97tf13 i!,tf & -
- y ,-J3l.a D. CoNNELL Sap
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
JTF FIe9EgTTFTFF
AWNINGS

= ". Birnie, sail Maker, No. II Eas,
Water street Wilmington. DoleWaro. 10 now
prepared TO- replace ali those aWnines
hl0XA zdaKR - ths last 1ARtAlAeeza1e,
x; ): !: :.,sss:, s.r': s's:.ss - - :;
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

right to pay before that time, If convenient
The purchaser Of her bonds 70 created, had
full and fair notice Of the intention thus
expressed; and cannot plead ignorance q
the law, as such ignorance excuseth no
man. Possibly the purchasers Of our
bouds, relied upon the general extrava'
gance and dishonesty, permeating other
state government, and calculated upon the
bonds running until 1885; in this they
were mistaken, honesty, thrift, coed man~
agement, was the rule in Delaware, hence
our ability to pay, ''bsfore"-if Banks and
Capitalists gave ! premium for them, 1t is
no fault Of ours The. rule Of interpreta-
tiou, is we'll known, The intention Of the
maker of the instrument Is to be taken, -
the key to unlock the meaning and render
it clear, if doubtful. No fair man can say
that if one borrows 4 sum Of money,
and says I will pay It on or before aday
certain, that the option of paying It "bs-
fors' is not part Of the agreement.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

Ths United eatss, hay. nov q. oppor-
tupity, Of doing apaet yhlch vsuldF hakl
,Ivsry taroasin 0hrisd "a }m-sive ! pra{
tie.l II ,onI y government the initial ys(
Il ths sscoud century q dur ez.stso3 thd
most famous in the annals Of man:-by dis.
d.oding the sntirs army, y useless and
vas,sfal .ppendags Of ! truly civili,sd
people. There i no conceivable usetsrsa
standing army = this eonntry, ths only
rsssso- With ean " advanced for it, XIII
epos-to repress ths suddsa invasion)sf q
armed nation on Cur bsrdsis. dossnot sx6t
hers, We need not fear either canada, Or
Msxico,and thess ars not transports esOssh
in the world 70 carry force Of men from
Europe to do mvsry much damage. Abe
telegram would brswarn us in tiAy u
blsck svery parlor with torpedos, xhicA
would render ingrsss or dsbarkasiod i'm
possible. A coatract with = few cfaahe
western Gtatss would keep the Indiana ID
order; - that "A army i useless aud ddat$
g.rous to frss people. Let 1t be fssd
in European hamleta that . great pSgpl<
mightier far than Francs, Germany, ,E16
land, AusriA Of sysn Russian. in al that
constitutes seus'3night has turned III
sword into ~ pleugh-shsrs and b. assured
that The moparchs Of the old world, would
have to agree to ses along without soldiers
No srander opportunity ever offered /. pso-
pie, and 70 hope they will be great enough
to compel the adninistration to give to the
world the greatest Lesson Of all time,by dis
bapdingthe army. sa feTI
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

1T il startling, to hear the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Csrthy call the Rev. Mr.. swsstser 4 liar
snd = mean fellow, We hops the charge
y not trus, ant "a, Il that b tho case, what
becomes 81 ths Ksv. Mr.. Mccarthy. It ia
plain that ministers shoull netSs II, md
should !. ~ hlsall1 aaspes sslA oskF; ~
'aa. .' s.aq aSns n - : !, slsslsl ~ y y Jsntle I - =
disSsI aS;aaS ~: y \! n !, NJ. ]
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Hz1l:llEPllp!Is. :


PAuAPs.tt,a.1tts4as.sson APs1tsia3ts4 s441ssse 10
November n. l0O
Na1ns, viii leave Wilmington ~ 1pllowe
Ate0llII / 10 2T3IU1oBUI5GI J1
RhllAAelphia and intaemsdiete Statip0s, Z ~
. ttks 3M. go SR, N76, 81. : o, 40, n,
deiPh,a asd Now 1arkss n An, IN,
'ssls hsor: s ia iat.sn.diass III 80 i Il st..,on., Il 81
sass@os: and Warrington 1ssa, 1 skt4&
AZ, Srs,2 l2d s l2s = %%v,.,on vg,q1tl ~
New Castle 6oos s2O. ssb. = n, IN. 81
,Wyomins and ihtsrmsd,ats stations S.ts
s'na4 "a R1.ssrn.ai..ss t. .t..,o.a. ,oa,,'s, q
e10Gm, oE.T '''-.'''. ':'.,.', ,1.T1T ''--
,.a.rl, =, SUNDAY TRAINA ,,,4A.:cv
P,,alsdslphl. .na ,iltsrs, sdl.as statioas.i Il
s&!l:5s@!sh.s& .ssd a2ss 1et1. .sa - ~
1esfann9ee - WAsAiQQ4on, NHkGksH1,
tsastred 70 TIE Tine tablss psstSd e tkS ".
sni.iy "a @1ottH. rxrrtNIxlrY ri i / 4 e,ipt..
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

The Commission appointed to examine
into the conduct Of the business At the
New York Custom Bouse have reported
at length upon that subject. They recon-.
mend large reduction Of the force. Also
that the hours Of labor be increased, and
after many other suggestions and BY e.
pressing their opinion that the Whole de-
partnent should be put on purely busi-
ne& basis. President Hayes concus with
the commission in their recommendation,
and Secretary Sherman has issued the me-
csssary orders to carry the new plan into
effect, In his letter to the Secretary Of the
Treasury uron this matter the President
says: 1T i nv. wish that the collection
Of revenue should b. free from partisan
control and organized on strictly business
basis, with the same guarantees for eff
cheney and fidelity in the selection Of the
chief and subordinate oficetyshat would b
required BY prudent merchant" This
j. a truly oommendabls position. The only
fear IL that the ordered reforms will be
made Of no effect BY the arts and tricks Of
designing partisans. That h The rock
around which President Hayes must steer
his administration, Or be wrecked In publ.
estimation. sa1f~s.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

CKOA the A0WPoD ApReS4 "s ssAS s"o
following III j. Just y we'll that the
Northern Radicals should understand that
it is they and not the psopleof the Sosa
who are now required to bring forth fruit
meet for repentance. Il + they andnsf
the people Of ths, South who have been
governing the whole country for twelve
years past. It il they and not the people
of the South Who inflicted Boutwell, with
his hidsous self sudicisncy and ignorance
upon our finances, and Grant with bis,
blundsring incapaoity upon our politics II
is they and not The people Of the South tbo
have ruined our commerce and palsied Sur,
industries; exposed our Governments To-
shame and defision by the rascalitist Of the
men whom they put into positions Of poy:-
er, and turned our laborers into meudicanti.1
It tis they and not the people Of the South
who have brought the country to the very
verge of 4 general bankruptcy from WHICH
it will be saved if 1t is saved At all, by the
products mainly Of the very region which
they have tried 90 hard to destroy, and
which they are never weary now OF mis-"
representing and Of abusing. -
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02
N. w. sCor,;Fifth ana Adam ST.
23 INDIES K1NGsr,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

na,zAb Mhoissa n - rstail teases Il
piled On The ~ II oaAhlo teEMes
The Morning herald., 1877-06-02

sstlsss sA - ooNRkow 81 4 SON.,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18

AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-The Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Associa-
tion of Wicomico counary will hold
its second annual exhibition at the
Fair Grounds at Salisbury on the
10th, 18th and 18th day of October.
The third annual fair of A. & NJ.
Association of Somerset county will
be held on the Sd, 4th. 5th, and 9th
days of October.
The Laurel, Del.,. Peninsular A.
& NJ. Association will hold its fourth
annual exhibition on October oath,
25th and 26th. ,,-
The second annual fair the Talbot
Agricultural Society will be held at
Easton on the 26th, 9th and 2Sth
of September.
The fourth annual fair of the Ag-
ricultural Society of Dorchester
county will be held near Cambridge
on the 18th 18th and 10Th of Octo-
Der.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
SHOOTING AEEAIk.

Friday morning Two of the servants in
the employ OF MIR. Crawford OF the National
Hotel, NJ ldtleLown, got to playing and fool
ing with p stoi, when one, Robert Dor.
sey, poIuted it at the other, Frank June,
saying 'Pll shoot you" or something OF
that kind, when sure enough the Uistol was
(tccldently) discharged, and the ball struck
Jones tair IN the forehead, making an ugly
and painful wound.
Two coored militia companies of Eben-
ezer, d Arlington county, S. G, have been
dlsbanded Tor dis bbedience Vni II portion
OF them resisting have been put In jail
Another company,at Abbeville, has been ais.
banded tor lbellous rernal ks by the captain
respecting the State Government,
Several colored jurors were lately excused
by Georgia court, at tn -irown req ucst, on
the pea Of ignorance. White grand iuriei
frequently make such report 10 the court
QDtordmuS), but they are never dismissed
fur that reason.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
The Tur KS Better Armed than the
Russians.
From the London Times.


VIENNA, Sept. 3.-Fhere is one point
to whIch a certain amount of i'm portance
must he attached, though it is easy and
common 10 make too much OF otit-nameiy,
the arms employed by the two combat>
ants. In this respect the Turks have a
dec ded advantage. Their Krupp guns
are superior IN material, in range, and
IN accuracy to those of the Russians, but
a far more important question is, how
do they use them? So far as l have
seen, the aim OF the Turks has been ban
and chat OF the Russians fairly good, but
much may yet be done on either side to
improve the shooting. a course at Hythe
would do wonders for botn armies, and
1t Is worth remembering that a great
many OF the men now being brought up
to supply losses in the Russian ranks
had hardly any practice at all with their
weapons. The Berdan rife, which is the
only arm up to the average of Eurosean
requirements, has been supplied to but
few OF The Russian infantry, those US
udl weapon, the KrInka, is decidedly ln>
terior to the PEABODY Martini supplied
to the Turks from the United States.
But on the whole the better shooting OF
the Russians more than balances the
difference in armament. Any addition to
tactical skill on either side would put
the difference in actual shooting out of
The Question.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY.

interfering invariably cure In one shoe
Ing.
knucklfng and knee sprung horses are
Immediately benefited and left in condition
manent cure. -
Lameness from corns instantly removed,
founder - N'S
Diseases OF the above nature, and various
oLhers pertaining TO the foot and leg hereto
ore e0iiSldered e, incurable by the "Old
cuooF Veterinarians, are, by a Iudicious
nd cured. 'o'-e 'oA
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
once, showing cause and effect
Havlng been at great expense to ACQUIRE
thorough knowledge of the subject, and
oeing the only smiths in the State 10 whom
Mr.. Dunbar has impaired his valuable
method of treatment, | am prepared to
treat the worst case the public may bring
forward.
employ only Com petent men and per
sonally supervise all operations
OFFICE Ill AND u3 ORANGE SITS
DAVID WOOLMAN
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
PERSONAL ss.v =

A story is published that medi-
cal charlatan, whom Mr., e. L. Day
export consulted for acute rheuma
tism, persuaded him to take fifty
acid pills in rapid succession. By
these the coats Of the stomach were
destroyed and collapse followed.
Gen. W. S. Roscrans passed
through Cincinnati Wednesday on
his way to st. Martins, Ohio, where
his daughter an Ursuline nun, is
dying, She has been slowly sinking
with consumption for several month
Mrs. Rosecrans has been staying
with her daughter.
Mrs. Barton, of Philadelphia, has
given the University of Pennsylva-
MIA the sum of $4,000 with which
to endow the Rhea Barton professor
ship of surgery. 1t is intended as a
memorial of her husband, the late
DIR. Rhea Barton, who was at one
time an eminent surgeon in Phila
delphia.
A part of the Presidents recep-
tion ceremonies at Nashville will be
exceedingly melodious. At the capi-
tol the public school children will
occupy one gallery, and sing ma
tional air at him, and the students
of the colored colleges and schools
will chant from another gallery for
his delectation.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
Re gistering Drinks.
HOW THE IMBIBERS OF VIRGINIA
ARE PAYING THE STATE LEBT.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. /.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. IA
The Mofiet register, or the "Moffet bell
punch" as the people still insist upon
calling it, has now been in operation
three days, and as most valuable and
extraordinary source OF revenue it is re-
garded as decided success. The ave-
rage Virgnian is now engaged in the
patriotic duty of liquidatlng the State
debt to the tintinnabulary music of the
little gonp in the register. The usual
salutation to-day, instead of the ordinary
"Let's take drink, lis ''Let's contribute
TO the payment of The State debt by reg
islering. " The repudiators or read
justers, who are opposed to the payment
of the debt, carry their opposition so far
as to refuse 10 imbibe any beverage of
stimulating nature requiring the pay
ment of lax, and they are necessarily
Obliged to have recourse to soda or cold
water. This, however, is only the case
in few extreme instances.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From A. Dunklee, Esq, Postmaster at
West Brattleboro VT.
lam subject to sudden colds followed by
hard coughs, for when l use the Balsam and
find IL the best remedy for cough or sore
My family also are as much in favor of 1t
as myself. In fact we always have 1t in
the house, and would as soon think of doing
without -four as your excellent Balsam of
Wild Cherry
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
Stale, ANO PENINSULA ,

Mr. A. L. Hudson, OF Clayton, Will
ship about 20, QUO baskets OF peaches this
season. ---------------
Edward 6. Toadvin succeeds j. @. Bell
as editor and proprietor ofthe Salisbury
Eastern Shorsmdn.
There win be eleven applications for
licenses TO sell liquor at the next term Of
the Court In Sussex county.
1.-THE Court of Chancery and Orphans
Court Of Kent county, will commence
their fall session at Dover on Monday
the Oath inst.
Rev. Jas W. rHoskins, formerly an
Episcopal minister of Dover, died in
Dorchester Co, Md, last week. Hs also
used to preach at Seaford and Laurel.
1t is estim ated that about 100, 900 bask-
cts of fruit have been evaBorated on the
Peninsula, producing 450,0O0 pounds of
the cured produce, worth at 10 cents q
pound-s67 800. .l,f|i
On Monday week M. H. Coates resi-
dence, near Bridgeyilie, together with all
the household furniture, was destroyed
by fire. The origin of the fire is nn-
known; no insurance. .... ... -I....,..
Mr.. Moses Van Burkalow, of Magno-
ia, who lost his dwelling and store-house,
by fire week or two ago, will shortly
commodious store-house, where the cid
store stood.
w. K. Rogers, Esq, private Secretary
of President Hayes fell from the porch of
the Surf House at Reho both on Thursday
night and broke his arm. Mr.. Rogers |
has with his family been spending good |
part of the season at RehobOth.
Owing to heavy rains early in the sea-
son and subsequent drouth, the corn |
crop of WicomIco will not average much |
over halt yield. The farmers are now |
in the height of fodder-saving, and the |
prevailing rains and sultry atmosphere |
will materially injure the fodder. |
A consultation was had by prominent
men not long since, looking to the build
ing of the Harrington and Queenstown
Railroad as an extension of the Junction
and Breakwater Road. 1t is not very
likely that the thing will come to head
as the chances of success are all against
it.
During the prevalence of noreaster
along the Atlantic coast last week, three
schoOners stranded ON the Sinepuxent
beach-two near Ocean City and one
near Green Run. they were loaded re-
spectively with pine wood, sweet pota-
toes and coal They will all prove total
wrecks,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
SHOT HER LOVER,

MORT q VERNON, Iod., Sept, H.
Mary Greeuup, 10 yeas of age, mas
been arrested for shooting Thomas
Chester last week. The pair Were
lovers, and engaged to be married.
but Thomas kept putting il off from
time to time until she informed him
that he must discontinue his visits
This he refused 10 do, aud on Friday
evening, when he attempted To force
his way into her ONE, She shot him
iniictin a severe hut not fatal wound,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18

From r. Fellows ". D., Of HIII, N H. T
Ihaye made use OF this preparation
for several years, and IT has proved TO be
very reliable and eficactous In the treat
I know ef one patient, now in comfortable
neaith, who has taken this remedy, and
who but for its use, consider would not
now be living" f..
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18

The indications OF a br,slx fan trade
in the commercial centre Of the State
says the Savannah News. are verv cheerl
ing, and the Augusta Chronicle annonnc
es, after an interview with nrominent
merchants, that "trade in ali branches
will be more satisfactory than it has
been any season since the war;
Very rough fabrics will be used for ont
side garments this fall. Thew viii ~
made long and close-tiItinR.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
....DsUe a sTop..'

The Best Quality Of NRSlS
The MOST RrLrAp,, a. WILLIAM
uI nEDioTsEs, N'en
Choice pERFUMERY lrtT cor'Sss.sA., ass Y.
L ~ .... AT u,.evNE
A fine assortment Of u.,n " mniLLlAl
! NAIL BRUsHtsso ssors
A Glass of ICE coLn o. S'l'R ARsniia saa !,
"'''.. WATER, R'iics
Choice FLAvoRINGn ni ExTaI xTTpI1IA y.
..- and Pure, ViS
A 5000. At Ninth ans,,
A Good KEY WEST or nn~ai S y
IA .... CIGAR, ats 's
fine AMERICAN & IMpoRTpH
seet Tho hos,,, MA AT Ninth and v,
u CEoUs DENTIFRIcsFV
, ao,.. CO.. AT wllLlAJ
Reasonable P,isss'
WILLIAMS PREsCRIpTTov .,
-... Corner Ninth and MI NJ
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
RAILROAD IDS.
DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON &
i BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.



JUNE 10th, 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
for:
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
49, 50, 10, 800, 10 90 a. m, 80, 80, 20,
46, p. m.
Phila. and New York, %, 9 AZ, a m. 12 81,
II ~, 5 46, p. m.
BalLi.aore and Intermediate Stations,
8 81 a. M.
Baltimore and Washington, O6, 8 39.a.m.
i2.54, Il, 80, 5,l9, 9.55 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for:
New Castle, 500, $40. $50, a. m. 1.3O, . 80,
p. m.
Harrington and Interme edIate Stations 800,
$50, a. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 800,
$50, a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
8 10, a. m. 800. $50, p. m.
philadelphia and New York, 2.22 am,
Baltimore and Washington, O6 a. M.
For futher Information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted at the
depot. H. F. KENNEY
Sunerintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-18
WISTAR'S BALSAM
tOF
WILD CHERRY.

From e. T. quinn by, A. NJ. Principal OF
the "New Ipswich N. H. Appleton Aca-
denny"
"For more than fifteen years have used
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for
Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat, to which 1, in
common with the rest of mankind, am SUBJ
ject; and it gives me pleasure to say that
consider it the uery best remedy with which
am acnnainta y
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SofaIbert6te aus 2Snibtnston,
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ShuIe sur S3cranbtIouug uon Seranfen:
tparterm.-9tus Mrbeitertrsiieu.-Sea


Scr Neaet 6. S5ones TIM 8eridltSIaaIe. - Gtne
Sd1uIe 5ur S3ctanbtIouug nuu franfen=
tparterm.-Mus Observation-Disclosures
tenuahl l.-Yermild)tes.
Us b in9t Il, 10. ytopember. - Die
gtadriGt, OaB Der Ncger 6. Sone8, ueld)er
an benz 6rdulen Slorentine Y. Smitb an
Vtontu9e, ben 5. D. Ytt8., Elm nGmeuloeS
Serbrehen bsgan9en bQben iOa, geiteru Dor
ben Sdranfen be8 SriminGlgeri1t8 CUR Ser
authorizing 9e5ogen meroen lollte, Oerbreitete
iid raid i'm Bublitum, unO i9On gu iriiber
UtOrgenltunoe mar oa8 @eridts9ebGuoe pon
elmer ottten Wtenldennen9e Imlagert. I'm
39 llbr langte Der g8ageu, in mel6er iif Sones
befanOr unter itarfer pOliSellider 8eoedun0
Dor benz 9tatbbauie an. 9luf oem Qan;en
gSege muroe Der @efdugniB= BageI BON einer
3ablretden 0teui6enmenge begteitet, uuo ais
Soue8 an ben 9dnoen gefefelt ben @erittS.
ia0l betrat, mar oerielbe hereit8 bis aui 0QS
lette YlGtbert geiit0t, Die Glteru oeS Sri.
Smitbr Iomie bic SelaItuugSieu9tu muBten
tbren Nufeutbalt I'M Yripat3immer oes 0iz
itrlftSanmalt5 nebmeu, Oa man Seitens 0er-
lelben etnen Gn9riif auf SoneS befiirhtete
y&af etEer fltr3en Seiprefun9 bei6loB Der
@ert6tsbof, erit ben BroSeB Briant< Graiq al
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tl2 llbr trat ber au9etla9te iuteoer inter po=
li5eiiidler gStOrte ben Rddueg nad bem Sc
fGn9niiie an. auf Der ganSen 5trede mad,
Dem @efdn9uiiie paren @ruppen aufgereQter
0teniacu 3u iebeA. 9o9 wuroen teiue ernitsu
Ssriuae 9emadt, ben @efoHgeuen anjugrei.
fen.
= Cine @naabl bebeutenber biefiger aer5te
bat beldfofen, bic n0tbiseu GprbereitunQeu
3ur @rrldhlng elmer S9ule su treffen, in mel.
der qeei9nete Perionen sur &ranfeupfeae her
oli9eblloet iperoen iollen.
gSie mitgetbeilt mirS, bat 0ie ,,arbeitsr.
Bartet 0es 0iitrift8 Columbia" beihloifeu,
81 benz @eiese Setreffs Iu8biloung Ser Qe6r,
lun9en einen 3uiab aus3uar6eiten, nad p.fz
tent Ieoer 2lrbettgeber beltimmt merbeit ioll,
icbem 0ebriungen bel Ieiner auiuabme mit,us
tbetlen, pqb berielbe 10 lange i'm @eIddfte III
oerblcben babe, bis CT iein 9anomere 6oanda.
big erlernt.
(4leranOria.) - Sn Der Seriammluna Der
Ittlondre Der 2lleranoria Sreoerid5bHrqer
Observation-Disclosures" murOen fir OaS lauz
tenoe Sabr fOlgenoe 8eQmte ermablt: g.
.. 8obert8 BrdEOent, u. Sewlon Sefretdr
nno S9aBmeiIer, $. q. 9u 8arrn, 8. y.
@reent U, 6elpiOn, q. q. Sr0map, 8. 81.
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GoitnrteHc, telcsrapbiid,e umo gSed, icIbIatters
ytottaeu.)

SIN g enate t3nrben getern Stpei Ser
ipilligungs= erleoigt, Die Slotter=0efi.
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