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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05
HanptOIIs Conference aUtth the
President.

Gen. Hampton, accompanied by Senator
Gordon, of Georgia, and Attorney General
Conner, of South Carolina, had an interview
with the President on the afternoon of
March 20. The conversation was of free
and general character. 1t related primarily
to the question as to the probable condition
of the State in case the troops should be
Withdrawn. The points urged by Gov.
Hampton and his friends were as follows:
First, they claimed that there is an i'm
perative necessity for speedy action, as the
planting interests of South Carolina
by reason of the present unsettled state
of affairs, the labor system being now
in process of disintegration, and al
though the season for planting is already at
hand, the planters are unable, as heretofore
to obtain advances of money from merchants
aud factors, and this disastrous condition of
affairs, they said, would continue until some
| stable system of government shall have been
established. In short, business is paralyzed
and credit almost entirely destroy ed through
out the State in consequence of its present
unsettled condition.
Another reason for speedy action urged by
these gentlemen was that carpet baggers and
others interested in the perpetuation of
| Chamberlain rule were constantly melting
riots and disaffection, and the most assiduous
| care aud forbearance had to be exercised to
prevent open breaches of public peace, the
| ever present danger being that they might
become general throughout the State. In
stances and illustrations of this precarious
condition of affairs were presented to the
President with some particularly and de-
tail.
The remainder of the conversation was
mainly directed to the question as to what
would be the probable condition of affairs
should the troops be withdraw, from the
State-house, and what line of policy Gov.
Hampton intended to pursue in that event.
On these points the President was assured
that there would be no effort to seize the
Capitol by mob violence, and the only legal
processes would be resorted to by Gov.
Hampton to establish the supremacy of his
government. No formal pledges were asked
or given during the interview, but
Gov. Hampton emphatically repeated
the statements he has heretofore made, that
he possessed both the purpose and power to
protect all persons and classes alike in their
legal and constitutional rights. The Presi
dent, in reply, stated substantially that il
was his purpose to carry out in good faith
, the promises of his inaugural address, as he
was deeply anxious TO bring peace and quiet
to the distracted portions of the country
and he was satisfe ed this iesult would be at
: tanned in very short time.
During the entire conversation, which
, lasted several hours, there was no discussion
of Chamberlain's right or title to the Cover
norship, and nothing was said which con
templated his continuance in office, the con
} versation being almost altogether baset
upon the assumption of a withdrawal of tn
Federal troops and REIMBURSEMENT of tn
legal questions at issue in the State courts.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

DIR. PRIME, of the New York Observer,
while in the East, was introduced to a
Pasha as the s;Prime Minister of Amer
ica." Under this punnish deception he
was granted the distinction of being ad-
mitted to the harem, but all the quizzing
and entreaty on the part Of the Doctor
friends, since his return, cannot induce
him to relate the details ofthat visit,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

When you visit or leave New York stop at
the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
tral depot. $50 elegantly furnished rooms.
Best restaurant in the city prices moderate.
Baggage taken to and from said depot, free.
Cars and stages pass hotel for all parts of city.
MODERN aud beautiful furniture is what
every one likes to see, but the most neces-
sary article of household use is such q cook
ing stove as the Fduorte,"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05
Money In Poultry.

Prof. A. Corbett, of No. Warren st., N. Y,
has received the Centennial and several gold
medals, also - diplomas for his new process
for Matching eggs and raising poultry by
means of horse manure. This valuable dis
covery will give $500 yearly profit from IL
hens. Catalogues, circulars and testimonials
sent ON recipt of postage
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05
For "a GOOD eakf;,,f or Te,

you often have to make rolls, biscuit and
such delicacies, in about ten minutes. It's
easy and certain with DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, the best of them ALL Troubled
housewife, here is one cause of your annoy
ances swept away. Full weight and the best
material are the watchword of the manufac-
turerS.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

JOSH BILLINGS says he knows people
who are so fond of argument that they
will stop and dispute with guide-board
about the distance to the next town.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

A MAN is never SO full of longing to
be at rest in the grave, as when he has
just landed on the cellar bottom with
the handle of his wife's best china
pitcher in his hand.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

TRAVELLERS tell great many strange
stories. | heard one telling, not long ago,
ofa great fire in Persia that had been kept
steadily burning by the Fireworshipers
for over three thousand years, without
being allowed to go out during all that
time,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

CINCINNATI-Flour-Q Quotations range al fol-
lows; Patent, 81 75@s fancy 81 25sss Is; family,
superhne, 81 4o@4 65. Rye flour, 81 4O@4 65. Grain
Wheat, prime. to choice white is quotabie at
s;g sn6er t? So1n rsS held R s s. SSg
74975c. Oats, prime to choice white, 58@40c Bar.
ley, Canada spring, $1@l 05; State fall, 75@sOc.
Hag Ia t@1thy sCsS CStnn Mes gork SAG
MDIANAPoLIsZ ZfEiour~City fancy. 81 25@7 SO;
city family, So 75@7; country family, Sc 1907,
Sol aS eorn low srssss ss Ssss s6
Sc: Eye, ,7o@7lo: Hay, s5glo IS. Lard, 16s 16s
dunn and common, unwashed, 23@25c.; fleece
washed T6sffs%f sS&s5e HIS'gs 81 1893 10 s5a5
Corn, white, 42c mixed dc. Rye, 75c. Oats,
s9@4oc; Mess pork, SIS so. Lard-Tieroe, 1o54c.;
ToLEDo. Drain Wheat, amber Michigan, 81 55;
No. red winter, s. 81; Corn, high mixed, 441sc ;
Western and State, s5 s5@62o; common to good
extra Western M and State State, $S 1o@e 80; good to
to good extra Ohio, S. 1O@s; common to choice
extra good to prime, and choice to double extra,
WSssa 75se So s. ab hgs aop T5. ags5
new SIT 2 stes@ So ss;
PHlLADELPHlA.-Flou Extras, S.; Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota extra family, $7@7 65; Penn
sylvania extra family, S7@7 so; fancy Ohio family
S.; fancy st. Louis family, IS so. Grain-Wheat,
Pennsylvania red, 81 g.; Pennsylvania amber,
81 65@1 81; Pennsylvania white, 81 TO- Corn, vel
low Western, 541a@55c., on SAIL SOC. free board
Oats, white Western. 45@i7c.; fancy, 50@55c
Petroleum, refined, 17c.; crude, in barrels 1870.
MEMPHIS-Flour--Choic family SS 25@S SO
| Grain Corn, 52@55c.; Oats, 50@55c. from store
Mess pork, sl6@16 50. Lard, tierce, 1054c; keg
| 111ac. Bagging, 12@121ac.
STOCK MARKETS
| CINCINNA T.-Cattle - Common to medium
81 5OS4; good butchers qualities, "a 25@5.
Sheep, So 25@6 for common to extra. Hegs+Cem
mon to good light, 81 25@5 10; fair to good pack
BUFFALO-Beef Caitle-Fair to good butchers
qualities. s5@5 40; oxen, s4@4 so. Sheep
$596 377a- Hogs-Yorkers, light to extra, SIS 15@
| 5 As; heavy hogs, SIS 30@5 60.
| NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-A few sales wer,
made at s1a@1154c.: very fair steers, averagin;
binary to good sheep, 5s4@65sc. prime to extra
| 6A@71ac.; about 100 spring lambs sold at $5@5 81
| per mead. Hoys-Dull and nominal at S. 75@5S5.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle-Best. $5 25@6
medium to good, 81 75@5; common to fair, So 75@
25. Sheep-$4 25@6 rs. Hogs-Yorkers, SIS loo
20; Philadelphias, SIS 75@5 95.
WOOL--Cincinnati wool is quoted follows
| Unwashed, fine, 21@22c.; coarse, 22@23c.; medium
25@26c.; delaine 27@2Sc.; combing, 31@32c.; fleece
washed, fine, 34@36c.; coarse to medium, 30@35c
delaine, 37@38c.; combing, 42@4Sc.; tub-washed
good, 32@S5c.; choice, S6@S7c., and pulled wool
super, 25@27c. per lb.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05
"VEGETINE." :"

Says Boston Physician, "has equal blood
purifier. Hearing of it's many wonderful cures,
after all other remedies had failed, visited the
Laboratory and convinced myself of its genuine
merit. 1t is prepared from barks roots and herbs,
each of which is highly effective, and they
pounded in such manner to produce astonish-
ing results.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

DIR. Brown, Herbal Ointment Suppostories are
guaranteed to any of Piles that can be
found in the United States. A sample box of these
Suppositories will be sent FREQ by mail to any suf
ferer receipt of twenty cents, to prepay postage
and packing. Regular price 81. Address DIR. q.
PHELPS BROWN, II Grand street, Jersey
a,fly. N Il
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05
The Markets.

DURANG's Rheumatic Remedy never fails
70 cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

AsTHMA.-It is useless to describe the tor
lures of spasmodic asthma. These who have
suffered from its distressing paroxysms know
what it is. JONAS WHITCOMB's REMEDY
has never failed to afford immediate relief.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

DIZZINESS, headache, pain across the eyes,
Inflammation of the eyes, copious watery
toms of catarrh. Sanford's Radical Cure for
Catarrh will at once cure these symptoms.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

Cincinnati. O.

This popular Hotel has reduced its rates
to two dollars and two dollars and a half
per day. j. W. GARRISON & Co.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05
STOCK MARKETS.

CINCINNATI.-Cattle - Common to medium,
50 5OG4; good butchers qualities, "a 25@5.
Sheep, So 25@6 for common to extra. Hegs-Cem-
mon to good light, 81 25@5 10; fair to good pack
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

Edward Moran, of Cheyenne, who left
Deadwood, Dakota Territory, with team,
was stopped by two armed men, FIVE miles
from there, who tied him to tree and
stripped him, taking from him two hundred
dollars in dust and some currency, and his
watch and chain
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-04-05

N SMITHS EAGLE CLAW,
IN The most ingenious device ever invented
M for catching all kinds of fish or game.
NJ ES%5 Easy to SET suited to any bait, and can
( E2ESS be used everywhere. Nothing escape
w until released; and this is done without
NJ soiling the hands Universally recon-
mended by sportsnen. Sample, by mail,
a. cents Send stamp illustrated circular Agents
wanted EAGI.E CLAW CO., 7i3 SAMSON St, Phila-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-22
GtR Nef.

GtR act.
MIR tie Grrintuna tiNrs GrmenH aufF1
90 fsvaen. uAh fur bic uRtsrNasuua Der
GrmeR tH ben OtrfNitNenea GsHAtits
kts $taates.
@trtn,aIeR. 60 Die PGiAt Der ReHfA
ntNtn Btfeaf1aft In, fAF ben btauenPR
natrrbaIt eerer wetAtR RaG @.d6 nm.
telb MAR 1ne ek SerldHtn Hrb NarSeRe
an Zen RitielR yuR sebenOdNlerealt nc.
funSeR wtretR, 90 fsraeR htbk0l$, @te.
ten j. Get 60 yeEcgoHet Se., 0ae eK
GcaRty 6smmiiAen6re pes SerfdhteseneR
Geunsies im Eiaate feIAeS lleaeRbe Qi.
asRtbum rittts tsnen als iie fAf aotA.
trenkie RnteR fig bic BeeuemIiAstit Aer
aruaeR In iArtn Gcuntie0, Hnh lsGeR Eel.
6fg netR Der @ntwaRI, aMfammeR mit
kem $reife une SseiRennaeR 90 wttfNtm
feldee Hsaenee GiaeHteum No eiaFa1eR
eeben aesGHft psIeea IaHR, ksE Court
Der SterteliGtrtatR EtvuaaeR GR uap fag
eas Counts dntdm SeRtGt woheR, xns
lpenn e&Gtl6e son stRGRntrr Gcvrt ae.
ti1iat wtTetn foate frAsR bic Gsunte
GcmmtfEendre etRe Ntttbtiluaa Ndsen
TN RaMtn une fur ben WtkYauA Der
Corporation dastfIhrt GR Der 4tta E.e.
Hsn biefts Getes ma4en uRb eieftIbeR
fcGrn haviR etr UerAaRelaRueR mit 10.
rsr 8anb ans iersm 3isael sum Glere
Der .WoHrs esr StevttIidDrllSea Sieun.
gen vsn fplAem GSuntV beft1ethiaea,
une btefeIhe feG iR Die TrstceeGe Aes
9eHrt idlstt ttnsstsa8eH wtretn.
section 2. Cde an Der RiAAeR .0G.
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bee lteseMeen &igenthame NE In bee es.
Aen Stettsn bItfts aetes ensecrhRef, ae.
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fettCrrn. bse &tiMatk fIs 8erIaltae
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cirsetcren fsGtR fA ava Court Sauie
tbter GsuHties am eriaen xase be DsieR.
tere tbrer @dN felaene, reriammeln,
une ID In erei StaKtn Strtbtiltn, ueyun
Der TtlV Der erAen am Gnee bee srken
Satres, Der Der atrtiten am Gnee peS
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cben btiHritbtnen Grt bret Sabre bic.
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fsa na&e'm iibrltA auSsrwiblt
wevbfR.
Section 3. DaS iebtr Director or.
feSkIk in SnFaeftannfef @.ffe nAsr er.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-22
pftiftn Or9el 0nalttdt
@ abl WrseIsnatisn.

|. .QSsel v''t''"''t'a.-
80. g. D. Raafca, SOD GArie
scn Centre Co., Staat zen TsnHfslva.
RieR; eeAe ben GdNieVn ssR senanRsrus
6eunis bientit tel&nnt, hak ftne 0ab(
GtRaItrR SpeSeFR rtgb tn Gratve Counts
ana - ~ $50 r.'
MISUNDERSTANDING 1877
fur ben .3we6 heV MnRaAuse UeeY hte
@trirurfe1 etr EtfcrsRuAseR beS GeteS
bee GonartseS, In Utjus Gaf bic GYsi6t.
uRe stats GfMtssaHftt In Defasteu,
Ssrrst made Id ttermtt bssaans. Saa
BE Ttats, ,twS III: :trndhntt @atl In ben
SsvfdieHenen 9prruAtG unp 1cwnfbipe
IN GrntYt 60 eeHalttn ptTbGE fcn, fol.
@tHet Gie nemii4: -: -
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Gl Srn CastV Rcser( &arrneburS.l
Sar Palf @con 9rwnfeip, iu, SOUL.
Raue tn $ssrmfsUn..
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I'm $&ulHaufr lu Ttne Grove.
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I'm 6&uI tauft In SaiIeypiQt.
Sur 9drriS Srp. inI S&ultdus 90
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ttr Rurrcy.
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bic 9pwnftire srn' : prine anb Senntr,
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Publcrebura.
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8crpuat.
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Der Snem Sbpr Citation.
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am S&uItauft In Nileebure.
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-22
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G@eviN sUn Centre 6eantv,

tlnb RaR. Grbguaf ben 26RR 1877.
bic Stttf4rlft ben HlebFereR giRwcApesn
Scn Centre GcuHts vcSIieatn6. srfaAi
hs Gsust txs @aNl aRtapfsnta, 10 DE-.
nadteett mtt ben @acENRaaAcu bes le.
tee bee GRemAly, saebie stetaRttsn
@6AleF SeM Gentte Gcnniy Ne WReyNs
AHnesn bee aftss Der GNemkIS In ONna
Guf ele GtriAtuRA tiRt6 MrmtHeaaie0
In StidsteM GeuntH aaResmen eAts Der.
rerfen mb&irR.
Ilns nua. ben 26ttn StbruaY, 1877,
na6cem Oiefe SittfHrift prraeleat unb
aeA0riS nbeyeaAt IA, wirh heulufci ae an.
nefpRlta. eab cine @aNl athalteu wer.
Ssn teae sen zen etstaneten 0ihleya
Scn Gcnttt Gcuutp. aR ftR StEfAieAenen
Tldeen IN ben Serpusts 1nI ISnn(.irs
tn btiGssem GouRrS NO GIt, aH.
ssntinea ant BE xsnnfhie Mak-
len 9e51ltes wsrNea, uaS awlr am
2lteR Gage beS Gprils, 1877 .ium 3re6t
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bur Terfcrsuns Der Grmtn tn ben Vtr.
fAitErEtR GcERtits teG &tadtes." atbll.
Itst ben Stem Gag tn 3dS, 1875, wirb
aueencNMtn rtTAtn bWrA tine @ebrkeit
Etr 5abler scn GendRntem Gcuuts.
Die trrr6eute SDasl fea 0sleltet Screen
eurd eie StanteR Ter oHarmriRen nnb
9swh hip @dblsn, une auf ben &tism-
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9cRfaeleT Scn iteeA DereuaA eesr
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am Ren Gage ees Nisies, ". .. 1876.
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-22

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&erahi In yfltdeslFtta, Gdt Der 4. unN
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tiihcs 6ansbub ,um @emlle'. Set'
ane @tintau, frwie 3sidnunssn uter
ben SHnitt rer Wsirrsten. une srunr.
litte Anleituna ,ur Slumsnlu6t. nit s''
nauer Strldi6tiauna FER dmerifanufcn
Strbaitniss pon 6Titeri4 Glarnsr. $50
Eeiten, ft,6n astuupen.
"@tRtntafAeR FeltS eietsrtu6."
gin unttrbaltenets ilsiRes Utianseu&
nit 2I6 Stiten.
Gir MAIDEN unltre atehrttR ktutf6tu
eefrr, reldte i'm yinne bdteR. mad $bt.
lasslpbia ~ reiitn. tarauf aufmrrffam,
Naf in SAdfsr & &craei'b SuHfert
Nies ,u tattn iR, paS In eeutftaer Cite.
ratur erwiniht rtretR tanR nnS erfn'
intn tiefeltsn, bitft SirmR RiAt mit II.
rem HtiaAs no lbsrAtbtn.
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-, sar ysaa Sps., sm. eaasaai. 'Ou
ID. G. Nuhsr. 's'
8at sissrta xrA., sn e&aItaafr In
9aGltbiGE. ....
SAt Wetts 1vs., an eAAIsaufs tn
Tert Ratilha. ,..
Gar oSrnAss 1ns.. an 8ssfs sea
). &. Boat.
Sat Gurttn Gws,. an Gauleaais
ndot R0eert TaRR'0.
Sar kas Ser0aae ssM iintrRslat uns
eaO HOtrRfbtp ppn nniOn, am ReMen
S6ulkaafe In untenyiGs.
UtsebeRunier mttner Sanh Hub met.
nem Sissel IN metntr Gmteabe In Stgs.
fsRte, ben 10ttH GAG ttn Rirl, imss9aA-
U elm 9auitRH dMstaRhfyt une gebtn
NRc lte0tnItB. anD tm ftAtunbtft vRp eF.
Rtx Sabre ktf iaGbA6nsisIeIt bss ssE
eiai0teR &tdateR, ~.
-. e. Cd. RuMfSa, ~
GAevtG sUn GeAtre Geanty.
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0erfAuft BET aGsn Draesiltsa
Die 2m,,8e!
&d)tuilfcfIiebt.

Titre aufrtitsuet une stFitrIi&t &YanfNtii
uak krsn scrauestbsntt Ssmstemt. sc:na4.
IdEisisr &ufleR, Na4tf&neif. Ssirrrftit. 9ebr>
Fshn-rrttR permanent ssbtiIt eur4 >, TT.
GRapRt's GeHssnRe GtEdp
SpH piltGR airf&en
RrrH6itiS-Gin Rcrldufrr etf eanerIts
fNriaefuHt. in daraFtrHNrt eurd Gatdrrb
seu GrnanenHe her S6ISim- Ncmirdnf btr
Cuff. %atTast, nit 6uiltn EHe NueHurf. Iufr
Itm afsen, Stiiugtit uni. e6mtrieH in bcr
Rrua. Bur alt brrnGi elem NHSticntr, utN~
On Gals, RerIuR eer Etim re, Suesn, ia
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manmh areeit.
GDie SerIereM nrA Spi Der Be@Un

Die SerloreM nrR Hpi Der De@Vn
QiHe %bbarehaRe ibVP bic raNisale &gilHRa
zen Onanis une SalbsatGsHs.
I 80 SstHsnh nhraaeaeeeten. eipe Reat lRO~
4E saks zen Tr. GnIstrmsa'S Ssrlsfuue
I$A lkrr bic rdfeaIt 6ei.aaa Sgn @pnHti~
M1 rHtn sttr Samsnf4r16e, stiifiss sesr
fSrserIi&t S&wiGt. 6inesrniFt INV
6eiraiteH, &C., bTsrrseera6t eRga
Gtltl6tat6uns unh erHIthilite 4ntfArsi>
fMarR. Eis i4n6IiGtn sIata eiefeS 9alsre
Nuk in hisftr k.rikmtsn HIsAars tnr 1ar.
RuRs Der Suasnh NIT %tiifnitaft esi6iIttrt
nnb Der siniise ftaeTe @ea ansesebtn. cfrvtI>
dem zine sSGifineise 6tilHns. psnt ben Wt>
tsau6 ssfdbrIidn tHruIiAu RteiiirsH, r>
lislf nfretn f6RA.
GHs, alt xnh inxa, WeIdt an 3rsenfaHd>
DE, RiteeresftIassnbsit, Smprtenl sbsr pol.
Infi pnen, une len faHirRe iraurisfn slaen .st>
fdIeGiIiAr MntfAmeifnastR ;Ifiefn, fsatsR
bieft Gdrifi Esit SDrBfalt ftueirsR. .
um isr bic weisntaIit5ite BsrtreifaHe ~
sUfdaEen wire bitftlbe cratic une ppiffrsi
mad aata 8sstIsH Der SsrsiHisssx Siasssa Str.
fAi6l. -.s.a q, ..s ;.-
.RaRassrtairu
w. BRUGNAN ID SON.
IL Ann St.. EeW Terk. P1st Bez Asss
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l1npetraulieEfeiten

entRanseN finS nnh SldtunstR uab
@srftrrfunasn rtranlaRtR. 60 wie bic
3rrrfru bic Gusfutruna .tN StrifsG
btmirttn, tcr Die &tIHnsrte rsranloen
10 nrbmrn fit bic SSnrrtrms une 3uflne
meg, tie aus ientr EurGs sntirrunaen
rdren, 4. Y. Mot Hrr eis frlitariiacn
etitfhmer;rn. fcnhtrn aud bic kascn
1bbdratatn Srfdrfrttn feS .6aurtsS
unh fr Sruf, Ten Sdrinftl, eas
Erlden une bic Tlftrltit re 3rsfeS,
Tunt.!trit tsr Nuarn uns SstlsMmuns
etr SrnR, aud fas btitperliHe Ar6.
une Ginattnttu. 3ufdrt, wtlds ktfDne.
sre Zen SsrcAenrrifsH tfttrs faratsr.
lith iiRA.