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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
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TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

In laboring to bring about the great
Temperance Reform, SO much desile ID
by all wise and good men, there is no
one measure employed with greater sue
cess, and at tie same time so harmIe ssly, ,
as the monthly distribution of well con
Quoted temperance papers. Whole coun-
ties which have been supplied for time,
and many there are now supplied
have finally yielded to the healthiuI in
llucnce of the temperance reformation.
An attempt has recently been made to
accomplish the monthly distribution in
this town. The writer having received
upwards Of thousand copies of the
Temperance Journal, to bo used in a
gratuitous distribution for specimen
number to make the people acquainted
with the work they would be solicited to
patronise, has completed the distribution,
and the paper is now in the hands of a
considerable portion of the Inhabitants
of the town. A few weeks since the
Agent commenced procuring subscri-
bers on the lowest terms upon which the
work could be distributed, and also So
Letting donations to aid in extending it
to every family; and though he could
find but few who were willing to pay
more than the average cost of one pa
per,-which, by the way, would be suf-
fcient if crery family would subscribe
yet, so great number of the families
on whom he called, cheeriully paid that
amount, that he considered it by no
means a discouraging attempt-for a
mong the subscribers are a number Of
persons, and to their praise be it record
ed, who vend ardent spirits.
But before the Agent had gone more
than a quarter through the town, he was
compelled by other occurrences, for n
time to stop the distribution, and will ne
cessarily be prevented from Immediately
prosecuting the design, unless some per-
sons by their donations should preclude
the necessity Of going from house to
house to collect the small amount for
single paper, Having received some
donations, however, which are hereby
gratefully acknowledged, he will be a
Bile to distribute this month, nine papers
more than the present number of sub
scribers. BY another month he hopes
to be able to double the number, and so
on until the whole town shall be rcgu-
larly supplied.
erJsAll persons who wish to subscribe
for the "Temperance Journal" and to
aid the work, will have their orders
promptly attended to by calling on
l.. ID. JOHNSON, Agent,
At Miss f. MEIN's, North End
of Thames-street.
Newport, April "a, 1884.
N. B. Should any subscribers for the
Temperance Journal be passed by, by
the Carrier Of the paper, they will be
supplied by calling at Ephraim Is. lrlsh's
Grocery, Broad street; Mrs. f.. Cooks
Grocery, Spring street; s. Joshua Will
boris Grocery, l80, Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED, sip Victory, Heath, N York;
Steamer Providence, Thayer, do;
do Boston, Comstock, do.
do President, Bunker, do.
CLEARED, sch Pocahonas, Bailey, Mobile;
Steamer Providence, 1hayer, Provd.
do Boston, Comstock, - do.
do President, Bunker, do.
ARRIVALS.
SUNDAY, April goth, sip George Washington,
Foster, FIN Madison for Nantucket; Mary ,Thomp-
son, fin n York.
2lst, schr Spy, Smith, FIN Mobile for Provid.
22d, ship Atticus, Martin, firm Orr. for Brs-
tol; brig Emignnt, Smith, FIN Matanzas for War
ren; sch Olive, Ihrasher, from Taunton for New
York.
23d, sip George, Brsbec, I'm Taunton fr Port
land; schr Margaret Ann, Cobb, fm Taunton for
rhada; sip Victory, Snow, I'm Iiarwich.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24

T,M AIRY WILLIAMS would il s,rm her pa
IV-G irons and the public, that she has removed
her School into Charles street, next north Of L.
w. Lawton's dwelling, where she will continue
to instruct in Orthography, Reading, Writing, ,Ge-
ography, History, Grammar, and Arithmetc in
addition, particular attention will be given to nee
dlc-work.
A few more scholars may now be admitted;--
she hopes, by con6ning her attention to limited
number, to meet the appreciation Of her employ
ers. [aprl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Ap,1l "a, 1884;
WILLIAM c. COZZENS, & co.


WILLIAM C.. COXXENS, & co.
oPENED ON MONDAY LAST,
TENiiEiR additional supply offspring patterns
Ii desirable DRY GOODS, selected with
great care daring the past week ia New-York,-
consisting Of very extensive variety Of every ar
licle in demand, 10 which they respectfully invite
the attention Of purchasers assuring them that the
prices Will be as low, Gas Goods Of equal quality }
can be found in this town.
Among them are
BrondcIoll's of every color and quality,
Cassimeres, sattinets, &c. do do.
Biz, blue blk and color'd pout dc sole;
Blk and color'd Italians;
Color'd Gros d'Napcs;
Ilernann and sew'g silks hawls;
Silk muslin do.
Fancy silk and gauze hdkG;
Elegant fancy ribbons-new style;
Ladies inseam horskn gloves,
Crecan and blond laces and edgings,
Danask tihle diapers & table cloths;
Color'd table covers, very rich colors
HoNNE1s OF EVERY STYLE.
Also, splendid assortment Of superline carpe-
tings, new patterns and rich colors; together with
BRUSSELS and tuiled Hearth Rugs; canvas carpets
&c. sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24

Holm F. TOWNSEND, has just received a
- handsome supply ofNEw GooDs, which with
his previous supply, makes his assortment very
good--a of which he will sell at prices to suit the
times. lApri oath, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24

ED EADING SCIIOOL.-The subscriber
-Ao proposes opening School for practice in
Reading and Defamation. Little attention can be
paid to the improvement Of scholars in Elocution,
amidst the numerous exercises which occupy
them at schools and academies; and, though
most useful and delightful accomplishment it is
too much neglected. Parents and others, who are
disposed to aid him in this enterprise may receive
information about hours Of attendance, sc. from
the subscriber, ut bis schooI-room in Division
street. 7. r. RODMAN.
april 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24

IA AZ just opened, great assortment Of DooTs
sl aud SHofs, suitable for The approaching
season; among them are, Ladies' fine kid French,
Morocco, blue black and jet black, lasinsS Dem
mark, satin shoes cut aud made in the French
style, Misses kid, Morocco & cloth do. Children 3
Kid and Morocco boots and shoes of all colours,& *
Of the first quality; Genemen's fine dress boots
shoes and pumps, together with large assort-
ment of low price boots and shoes Those who
are in want of the above articles, will please call
and see for themselves.
N. Is. Amy of the above articles made TO Or
der at the shortest notice, and warranted to fit or
may be returned.
Newport, April 10, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
ID l Il ID,

In this town, on the 9Th inst. Mr. Geo Hart,
son of Mr. James Hart, aged 81 years.
! On Friday morning last, after lew days III
ness, Mr. Isaac Taggart, aged 62 years For ma
ny years town Sergeant and overseer Of the poor
The loss ofihis truly cstmable man, is most
deeply dcplored by very numerous circle Of re-
laives and friends. lie was dcservedly esteemed
by all who knew him.
On the same day, Miss Annoy Brown, daughter
Of the late jeremiah Brown, Esq. Of South Kings
town, aged 50 years.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Catharinc Smith, aged
67 years.
IN Asscnet, (NTass.) on Saturday morning last
after n short illness, Mrs. Ellen PANE llnmmclt,
wife Of Mr.. Charles ID. IIammcit, Of this town, a.
gcd % years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
NOTICE..
NATHAN'L. RICHMOND.

n y FiAN'L. KICiI MOND,
r. , ESPECrFULI.Y informs his friends and the
h q, public, that he has taken the store next
south Of VIM T. Halls in Thames street, direct
ly opposite Mr. James Taylor's, where he intends
pursneng the TAILORLN'G BUSINESS in
all its various branches, and solicits u share of
patronage.
n. B. Particular attention paid to cutting.
april lG--(3w)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24

fD@A,rangement for April.46s
Every Monday, W ednesday, and Friday.
YENilE splendid steam packets PRESIDENT.
u Captain Z. s. BUNKER, and BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN, Capt r. b. COLEMAN, will leave
Providence at IL o'clock, NJ, and New-York at
5 o'clock, P. M, on the following days.
PRESIDENT,
Leaves Providence at IL oock, Friday, April
4ih, Wednesday 9th, Monday 18th, Friday Isih.
"Wednesday 23d. and Monday 2sih. Leaves New
York at o'clock, p. M, Wednesday, April I'd.
Monday 7th, Friday llth, "Wednesday 9th, Mon
day 2lst, Friday 25th, and Wednesday s0h.
BENZ. FRANKLIN,
Leaves Providence at IL o'clock, Wednesday
April I'd, Monday 7th, Friday llth, Wednesday
10th, Monday 2lst, Frida, 25th, and Wednesday
3th. Leaves New-York at O'Clock, Friday
April 4th, Wednesday 9th, Monday 18th, Friday
18th, "Wednesday 23d, and Monday 2sth.
The boats will touch at the Long-wharf, to re-
ceve and land passengers.
Newport, April Sd, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24

The steamer BOSTON, Capt. William
Comslock, The steamer PROVIDENCE,
Copt. Seth Ihayer, ~iII commence Yua-
ming in the toliowing order.
BOSTON,
Will leave Providence at IL, NJ, Tbund day, April
Sd, Tuesday, 9Th, Saturday l2th. Thursday l7,h.
Tuesday 22d, and Saturday 26th. Win leave
New-York at 5. P. M, Tuesday, April ls,, Satur-
day 5,h, Thursday lOth Tuesday 18th, Saturday
10Th, Thursday Gath. and Tuesday 2sth-
PROVIDENCE,
VIII leave Providence at IL, M, Tuesday Apra
lst, 1884, Saturday 5th, Thursday OH, Tuesday
18th, Saturday 10th, Thursday 24,h, and THss-
day 29th. viii leave New-York at 8, P. M,
Thursday April Sd, Tuesday. s,h, Saturday 18th.
Thursday l7ih, Tuesday 22d, and Saturday 26th.
The above splendid boats are propelled by low
pressure Engines, and heavy copper boilers.
The boats will stop at the Long wharf, in New
port, TO receive and land passengers.
Newport, April Sd, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
Cheap Side, Thames-st., Newport, l
APRIL q:
NATHANIEL SWEET,


Informs his friends and the public in general
that he has returned from Boston with an ele-
CANT assortment of rich and fashionable DRY
GOODS-never did he purchase cheaper
lot, and they shall be sold as low US at any
store in Newport.
n L has good cacos for only lOcts per yard.
II l. and more Of those 81 unbleach'd diaper
for only 25 cts; more good crash for only cents:
shawls from l2ac TO Ss each; good white shirt
ing for only Sc pr yd; young misses aprons for Is
each; Grecan boots for l0c; spool cotton, large
size small fgur'd shawIs for old ladies', cheap AS
ever ofler'd in Newport; gentlemen's bosoms good
linen for only 2-3 each, half price; more lead CO.
lord cotton hose for only l0c pr pair; chex ging-
hams and stripes under price; bedlicks, jean,
blcachd and unlleach'd cottons, bot at auction
under price; silk, cotton, worsted and hemp hose
and half hose--small do; jackonet, Swiss & null
muslins, book do, and bishops lawn.
An elegant assortment Of floor carpetings and
hearth rugs Of various prices and sizes; Russia di-
apcr, Scotch and English do; straw bonne,s fgur-
ed and plain, very handsome article. American
and French Tuscan under price-with many 9TH
er articles not mentioned, equally cheap.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
DAILY EXPECTED,
q RGhMn LBS. RAlslNS-,loo IRA i Ms
IL sbWEVp BALES CASSIA, at
very low rate;
april "a BY J. II. Newton, SEQ.
Taxes.

TENIIE Collector Of the TOWN TAX, hereby
u gives notice to all Delinqucnis, that unless
their taxes are paid on or before "Wednesday, the
3Oih April, inst their several estates will be at
tached, aud advertised, (by setting up at both
mnrkets) for sale at public auction for the pay
mcnt of the same, with al incidental charges and
expenses. JOS. MARTIN, Collector.
april l6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24

q ,ROUND RICE for sale by
~ JR. NEWTON, eco,
nnri %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-24
nj A X X ! Il ID.

At Providence, Mr.. Dennis II. Hunt, Of Little
Compton, to Mss Mary-Ann Coggcshall, OF Prov
dence.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
sJtttie paeSenti6lanb,

Der guDesbenannte bsnasbri9tist isineSta'1s
oeSsu0 bes tsu.Ebe publieur,, oaB er 9ssen
Nufana nabfen Maimonats cine @sile nab
BEN teutfben Naterlan6e an5utretst' 9eosntt'
ano bater Dounaebten, Sriefe Ooer tonftiet
QIuftrase, tpou,it feline eanbsIeute i'm Su besb:
rem belieteu pnceu, tuitnebneu-t'no setre'':
lieb 81 belorsen iubeu miro. Ct rtiBt hber
Srantreib, @llas, @beintapern, Baden
aia9Bhrtsrnbsrs s.--t'no fann sabsr leoen9mf-
trae IN bteie uno bic ausransenosn 9ta@bar:
Iarber itstnebmen, ,-@r seoenft, .pO!era ee
ibr1 sladt 1T, eaufe tpt'menoen SpdtlabreS
burif3ussbren.
RrSar @riefe rsbnet Ct ben sebraublibsn
8etraa Don so gents,-uno fit Dounabtsn
uno ionltise aufrdssn na99sfaIt oer Saebe
siu billise procert.
s6riefe apereiise man poffrep an
1ohn Haag
Berlin P. O.
Mdrt 81, 6n,l. Stark Go. Ohio.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
g. Ourrt,b al.

Mn Der fGe:me tliben G2e an Der Gan al
BraRe, bat Ioebeu erbalten bon NeuYorf
unb pitt6burs. Elm prdebtises Nfuttement
oon Srpfensn uno 9orten Waareh
0pe;erepen por5eaan, 9Ias, Sd,
ael, Sifen unD 8le6 9Baaren,
Gobler, uno Oberleeer, &albsfeue, Stiefel
aao Gbube, semabte &leioer bon allen
gattunaeu, ale serten gifen:guBwaaten,
ale. 10 pIattise Gtdb uno &cbIen Defen
sctu befen Wetau uno nab ben betrdbrtes
fen giuribtansen. SIR alIe oiefe Artife.
serbarat Ct 19 pen &duteru. alua bat sr
Sine Ibbne 9aoun9 Sa(b
ugaas @els besabtt sr jeeesSe,t fit
dDaisen, Slabsiaa,,1en 1,no aneere Sanbess
yrosuste. 9Iub bat ct itnt1,es cine Nn5abl
lEtaet aetteu ~ psrfauf fen, rpeld,e itcb fir
eaaerbdufes unb wcbnbauier eisnen, uno
eluBes & often. ldnas uno an bepoen Seten
bss Canals. ssine 8rsunoe, 4sfannten
uns eas p.,btifusn nterhaupt, .peroen psf:
lid einaelabeu bep ihtn an5urufen.
Nadiaou, 0a. .. 1883. 25'tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
2dnbertDen5u
20 q a. c "A
Z q u f { n.

Die serfidsIte Seetion 9, in Sp. 9, unc
Nduee 9, entbaltsno 1875 uno S4=1oOader'
eeleeen in Der ,1nnitteIbaren Oldbe oon
Betblebem. 2Iuf bteIem p'oEe ii. ME
man 9Ioutt Elm NlGblfB. @bsnlau5 oar
Go6flibe Nisrtel Der Sset. 9A-uno coe
norbtueitliebs DisrtsI bon Geet. s5, 2p. 2
uuo Rdn9e 1Ov 9eteGsn in Sranf!tn Ip'
In Der nabe oes Stdot6en6 Wan6eiter-
e. s. q. SbneiOer, Ngent
fir 0einriob q. 3ollidOfer In pbilaol.
Carton, SunD Is. 1888. 9=tf+
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
9 q t t le y.

Ser 1Interfbriebene bsnobrieDtiat att:
unsspou ieiue &unsen unb oos pubIifun'
oa6 er fcrtfabrt cbisss 0sf6aft, auf lstnem
altsn Stanopunfte, in Der MartttraRs, gu
betrelben. ST bat auf 9ano Elm sutes al:
fortinent Don
@dttsln 3dumen Gottetbdesst
Seueifenr nebit @eldb'rr jsoer 9ot
tun9 ,c. ,c. allesoon gutter 0ualltdt /;
gut searbeitet unb bon eutett MateriaL-
ipslbe ale er 3a ben billisltep 8soinsunaen,
tino rpoblfeiler aIs irsenbwo in biefer 2ans
oesseaeno, fix . selb oosr annebns'
bare eanoeapsoeudte oertauft. Ct laoet
ale ein, bic 5u faafen eeirnnen fino, bep
lem an5ufpreben uno feline Nrbeiten uno
Vreiee au ,snterfuben.-,,no bpfft ourb'1ei=
ne Ianse grfabruns i'm 9efbdfts, alien Yes
friebialns al gewabren, bic i'm nit ibret
Sanbfbaft besaafisen mSsen.
Sobn Nieo.
eantea, Sebr. 80, 1884, 4e-oM.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
@ S0ttlereD+

Ser llnterfbriebene befunoet abtunss:
pou Ieine &unoen uno oos VuIifur, oaB G,
fcrtfabrt obisss @tfbdft an leinem alteu
Stanbpunfte, in Der auSearapaS StraBe,
in gantorl (8eraoe BEN. nenen Sanfbaule
aeeeniber, frhbet be.uobut Don pbiIip De:
tpalt,) 3u betreiben, aIltpo er ssIonnen 1T,
auf 0ano 3u baIter, cine QIusrpabl Don
SdtteL 3dumen, Sottelba9s, Sell
@i(em YiItplenb olftern, Gopollerb
fen Gbado6, patrpntal6sn &c.
9earborn @elbirr, &ummets,
9dulsse(6irr jeoerQrt, Golfer,
Geuer @pmer, eouOoner Bo'
gen peitibsn, Neits, Gle9ans
te<, bar9irte>, u. 9t9>peits
Iben, @tdtfWSIebten jss
Der 0atuns, &c. &c. olle y.
Uoraueltbsr 0uolitdt,
l1no tpobt uno fauber 9earbelt aug 5eutem
Nlaterial toel6e5 ale er n 0 ! lfe fur
9 aaraelo poer annebml6e 2anoe6:
prooutte perfauit. Gr laoet alie Elm, Die 3u
eaufen ssfonuen lino, bsp i'm, anjafprs zen
uno feline Qlrbeit unc preise su unterfuben
@r bofft bnr6sansise 3ufrieoenbeit 81 lei:
fen.
81, 9. Qpas anosrs porseben 3n tbun.
70 u 6 tb un;. oaB beiBt, ieb nil
70 woblfsi! oerfaufsn als irseno Elm rs
oerer uno pabrlbeinlsb im Darfbnitt
nod elm ,peuis 10 . lfeiler. Tim itb
oieier lbattlabe ju uoerSemif7srn, fno &aaf
lnitiae abtunsspou einselaoen anSurafen u.
far ttb iebF 5u artbeilea.
QBiuiam Seals.
Canton, Mdr5 ID. 1894. 48. 6Da.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
Netle ua& SeutI0ldnD.

Der 1lnterf1riebene betunbet oas teuti6e
Dublitun, i'm Staate Sbio, uno Den auarens
senosn gtaatss,, oaB ct feline Ste 8eiie naG
asutf6Ianb bic 8e9en Qlnfan9 n d 4 n
M a,vs 8 an3utreteu seipnnen 1T. QlIle bic
seueiat finb ibm @ptlmaebten, 9luftrdse unb
Driefe mit3u8eben !; ,peroen eriubt ltb jei:
tia bep ib,,t oesbaIb tu raeloen. @r untets
nImmt Oefbdfte fir bic @bweis, @lIaB,
aHartembers, Saoen, 9ehen, Nbeinbapern,
uuo QIlt 8aperu, Die ct iidb bet,aber miro
nit panftlibsr 9enauieteit 81 beior8en.
0eorudte WOunabten bat ct an Qauo, tpeI:
de bic 9eute Bay ibren Srieeensritbtern Dol:
Ieuos tbnnen beSlaubieeu, uno bann bepm
Goupern6r netite8eln Iafen; bieielbe nifen
sni, Damn nebft Sc far @on(ul8ebdbren, abers
s,adbt imsrSen. Sir 9 riefe nit na1I
Teutlblano 3u nehr.eu, rebnst Ct ben Sc:
brausbli6en Yreis son SO @enl5 oas Stad.
Nle 8rife nno Mittbeilunsen an i'm
(slb1t, tahden poitfrep sei9i6t reteen loult|
pirumt er fe nidt an.
= 6eiue &oerene IL:
Henry 1mhoff,
Canton, Stark Co.. Ohio.
Ganten, Son. 10. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
RleiDern1a0tn+
G q m { s q nber or1i

gietet ieinen Runben fir Die ibm bisber
erwieIene 0unft, feinenDanf an, uno mabt
ibnen uno Dem publitum i'm QIusen,eineu
bstaunt, oaB oa5 g 6neioer9cicbd dft~auf iei:
mem alien Stanopuntte Dem Vo1ta,nt, Sc:
8enhber, in Der Marft=Stra0e, in @anton,
ort betrieben miro. Me9en 2eibesIbma6=
belt, bic Ct Tb onreb~ lansiabrioe, emE9e
8strebnns Ubisen ge(6dftes 5useso9en,
1T Ct bs,poeen >roroeu, 9rn. W a n n n
silver rm 0 G, BON 0leu=Durf, nit gum
2beilnebmer an Iein @efbaft aufSunebmen.
Das @ei6dft pirb oaber in 3nfunft unter
er Sirma Don
2(noer(on un0 2iosrnnore
betriebem .psroen. lnb ale jene, bic eS fir
oienlieb ba|ten, uns NIT Qlrbeit 81 beehnitis=
en-, fbnnen Gob oarauf perIaf1en, oieleIb
auf mooiIbe, la,,bere uno oauerbafte Meile
ia bi0isenpreiien fir . aar9elo b, Ooer
annsbmbare 2anoesprooudte eetban 81 be-
fOmr1en.
~ lluifornen tperoen Nuftrasen eet1laB
(auber uno iebleunis oerferti8t.
canton, Sunp 22. 1888. 10. bo76r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
81 tecttD e.
9erI6erun9s.G Gompo9nie.
Q|senten:Sfis-@anton,)
Nae Oh 1oaQ

SCb% Gft 1OCCS
Da BET l1nterI6riebene BON Der "p o.
lection nfurane e=@ mpasuie''
su 0artforb, Connecticut, aIs 0aent anoes
felt uno autori frt tporoen ubne QIufIbub
Derii6eruusen aus3ufteuen, 70 erbietet er ftob
biermit 9duler, Stobrs, MhbIen Sabriden
uno Sbeuern, iannnt oeren Snbalt, nebft iv=
seuoerlsD anosrm dbuliDen gisentbun,e, q e.
0en @ertnd Doer 8e 1 do a :
uns ourG Seuer 5u aBseuriren. Sic
SoEen oasn Nuo 10 nieeris. a!s bic irsene
elmer 9Inftals oiefer Qlrt ; une bic Qleiie rels
oisle Sfi8 in S6l6tun3 ibrev 0elbdite,
unc Der Seri6tisun9 nno Sejabluns ibrer
1erIu(te, eerfo9een rpiro, miro prcnpt unb
liberal feyu. 0Iufra8en fir Sebinsnnsen it.
N0eeuran;, rnbeen in Der 9tmtetube =. Qar=
rie uno SeIoeu in Canton, ssmaebt perben,
our6 neIbe ale Geldafte in 8e;ue auf
oieis assnl1aft. .permitts!t netren.
Sebn Sarris,
QIeent fit bsla3te esmpa9nie.
Canton, Som 10. s9-tf.
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