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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-05
sECOND HAND FURNITURE.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE:
HAVE q variety of excellent Secondhand
Furniture which will sell low e among H.
Mahogany Tables, Bedsteads, Sofa s as;nI
&C.: several Feather Beds some Kiln drle S ana
cIipped; Chairs Looking Glasses, ana irons
Kitchen Furniture, &C. u,,, n NIrTT
sept " ~ --------.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-05

Is- The Rev. WIN. JACKSON will, by Divine
permission, preach in Christ Church this ere
ming. Service to commence at half past o.
clock. sept 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-05
BUOYs IN THE POTOMAC.

BUOYS IN THE POTOMAC.
CusroM HOUSE, ALEXANDRIA, }
Collectors Office. September 4, 1884
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until 3 O'Clock, p. NJ Of the LIST
October next, for furnishing and placing in the
River Potomac, ELEVEN SPAR BUOY ).
The dimensions kind Of materials, &c. that are
required they should be made of, and draw
ing of the same, will be exhibited at the office.
Persons offering will endorse the words " Offer
for Spar BuOys.' GEO. BRENT,
sent 5--dtlStOct Collector.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-05

1t would seem that the meeting in Winches-
tor, prepared to instruct the high-minded dele
gates of Frederick To sacrifice that gifted son
otNrg'nla, T. W. Leigh to Martin Van Buren,,
was failure. So may it be with all such eff
forts to bow the Old Dominion at the footstool
of PowER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-05

PERFORMING QUARANTINE, BY DEpuTY.-When
the steamboat arrives at Charleston S. c. from
New York, it is met at the Quarantine ground
by packet from the city, which takes on board,
the New York passengers, and remains at the
quarantine ground the time prescribed for quar-
antire and The latter returns to New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-05

CuoLERA.-In New York September 2, there
were 10 deaths from Cholera.
In New Bedford, the Cholera broke out on
the Goth ult among some natives of the Sand
wich Islands, several of whom died. A death
from Cholera has also occurred at Hartford,
Connecticut.
In Canada, the disease is abating slowly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

Sheridan KnOpies.-The arrival Of this gen.
teman is a matter Of some interest to the litera.
ry and theatrical world. He is without ques
ton the first dramatst of his time, and his
works will retain permanent possession OF The
stage. The many thousands who have sympa-
thiZed with the generous sentiments OF his
=" TelP'-mourned over the wrongs OF the no
man maiden, and shuddered at her melancholy
fate--who have wept with "Virginius" in that
death-iE-liie, the miserable madness which lOI'
lows the loss Of his daughter-who have follow.
ed "Jula" from her first artless simplicity
through her capricious and changing ioHunesf
her moods and phantasies--her struggles sIh
love and pride, and ambition-and the final
contamination Of her hopes--thc many WHO
owe him so large debt for the intellectual ex'
element they have derived from all these
scenes, will receive Mr.. Knowles not as slIah'
ger--but as n long-known friend.
Mr.. Knowles is now about fifty years OF age.
He is native Of Cork and his father was
cousin Of Sheridan's Educated in England
young Knowles imbibed an early fondness Of
the stage, and at sixteen wrote tragedy in hvr
acts under the title Of the Spanish Story II
was not however till the appearance OF 'rgr
nins, that his reputation as a dramatic aulh"
became established. The subject of this pay
was suggested to him by MIR. Kean; that oil pT
ham TEL by MI Macready. The HuadaDdH
was his next successful effort, and that raised
him at once to an elevation which no other 'e'
cent dramatSt has attained. All these plays
are familiar to our pubiic--the two former y
the repeated representations of our best aLa
most popular actors--and the latter WIN m'
- Wife," in the beautiful exhibitions oil ""
Vincent and Miss Kcmble.
il is but a GEAR or two since Mr.. KnowIesm "
appeared "a an actor in the character Of "'
HunchbaCk in his own play. He was suceeSs
fuI in his new vocation. aud has come her"
receive from our own hands the willing lesiip'
ny that we have always borne to his merits
Bos,oa AHds
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Total deaths

The Cholera, we learn, has made its appear
ance in the city Of Savannah.
Three deaths by cholera occurred at buua1o
durino the % hours preceding the 9th instant at
noon. Total number of deaths 14S.
AtHalifax, NJ 5 the cholera broke out in the
Poor House and Barracks, about the goth uti-
mo- and thence extended into the town. The
report Of the Board Of Health from the Goth to
3Oth August. gives IT'S new cases and 62 deaths.
During the first week of its rage, the mortality
was chiefly among the military, particularly the
Rifle corps, and OF the three regiments 81 had
died-Nel1 York Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

The New York Journal of Commerce, in
very clever article on the situation of parties
and the contradictory statements which have
been made by the Wing and Jackson presses as
to the result of the late elections in the West and
South, holds the following language:
There is one remark in conclusion, which
we deem it important TO make, and which fur.
nishes key to at least part of the dscrepan-
cies above alluded to. 1t is this that Jackson.
ism and Van Bur eniSm are not Identical, how.
ever much the adherents olthe latter may endea.
vor to make them appear SO. 1t is very posi-
bic that a ma iority of the Legislature of North
Carolina, Alabama, or Missouri, may be in "a
vor of Jackson, but ii by no means follows that
they are in favor Of Van Buren,. The same re-
mark is applicable to some of the newly elected
Congressman. They may be very good Jack.
son men. but very adverse to the pretensions Of
Van Buren,. The elements composing the old
Jackson party are fast losing their cohesion and
will soon, by the necessity Of the case he re.
formed into other systems, according to the va
rious attractions which may be presented 10
them. A part will rally round Van Buren,, and
part will go to make up the grand total of the
Wings
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, letter. 70 the Editor of the New York =

A letter to the Editor of the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer mentions that Mr.. Thomp-
son is about to come to this country from Eng
land. to lecture upon the subject of slavery. 1t
mentions that he made such strange assertions
on the subject, in one ofhis lectures in Manches-
ter. that MIR. B. w. Richards late mayor of this
city, was restrained from rising up and contra
dieting him, only from the consideration that
he (Mr. R.) was stranger.-U 5. Gag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

~ The people Of King George County,
Of all parties, are invited to assemble a, n..
Court House on Thursday, the Cd day OF W. ~,
Der next, (beng Court day. 10 consider G Giom
the expediency of instructing the Senator III q
the District to vote for the re election OF b. "
Leigh as United States Senator from 'lrc"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

THE PoUGKKEEPsIE BURGLARY.-The large a.
mount of Watches jewelry, &C. lately stolen
from Mr.. Hayes, ofPoughkeepsie, has been dis
covered in New York, within few days past,
by Mr.. Sparks, and Messrs. Jacob and Benja-
min Hays. That part Of it which consisted of
silver had been melted down by the burglars,
and sold for about one half its value. The resi-
due, consisting of jewelry, plated ware, &c. re-
manned unnjured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

gang Of countereiters have been arrested
in Railway, IN. j. They are Asahel Baldwin
and wife, Mark Baldwin, and Alonzo o. Green.
Baldwin kept store, and carried on the circu-
lation of counterleits on regular but moderate
scale. His detection was brought about by an
assistant in bis store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

II We are authorised to announce 10 . ~
voters of the Congressional District conpo,,J
of the counties of Wesimoreland, RIchmonI,
Northumberland, Lancaster, King George 90"
ford and Prince William, that JOHN IALl1t .lanv
Esq, has, in compliance with the Wish oi n,a n,
voters, consented to become candidate 81 M W.
next election Of Representative for thai pD
trct in the Congress Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoNs.-Th election for city Of
fcers took place in Charleston. (S.C) on Mon
day, lst inst. An extra from the Mercury Office,
gives the following results:
1t will be seen by the following from the Off
cial returns Of the votes, that the State Rights
Ticket has decidedly trinmphed, having been
carried by greater majority than we had
at the last contested City Electon--viZ: that OF
1882, when our average majority was 100.
The highest State Right Vote OF Candidate,
not on the Union Ticket was 925
The highest Union. Vote, was 697
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

~ The SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION open eve
ry Saturday afternoon, from half past 10
O'Clock, under the direction Of Comnllleee '~
the Managers, at their Room on Fairfax, . I'm
doors north Of Prince street--Those 10 wiz" !nn;,
it would be more convenient, may MAKE e .i,b
depostes on any other day OF the week; ; S
WILLIAM STABLER, Apothecary, &C. Sn
street. To-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13
Post Office aaairs-one of the citizens of

"Post Office Afairs-One of the citizens OF
this place, who is the owner OF large amount Oh
stock in the Ohio Stage Company and VINO was
ignorant of the extra allowance made by MAJOR
Barry to the leading men in the company nas
commenced suit for his share OF the spoiis.-
There are others in the same situation, anu we
may soon expect some amusing Developments.
Ohio paper.
We are happy to learn that the officers OF the
respective Marine Insurance Companies ih this
city are about TO have meeting, III II mas "ol
been already done) to confer upon the pro-
priety of so far changing The premium as 10 re-
turn a certain percentage at the eXpratipn oil
the voyage that has been performed without ar
dent spiris on board. The testimony in favor
of increased safety without them is clear ana
abundant, and we cordially hope the measure
proposed will be adopted Its tendency, we are
satisfied, will be auspicious to every parry con
cerned in business on the ocean.-N. }. Com.
Franklin AMI INSTRUMENTATION says that
G. all who trade on credit ought to break"
Franklin on the contrary, lett ten thousand
dollars 10 Philadelphia and Boston. 10 De t0dnea
out to the industrious and deserving
Iafamous.-The ship Tallahasse lying in this
port, loaded and bound for New Orleans, was
found yesterday morning 10 have sprung aleak.
The pumps were Immediately put in motion
and the cargo valued at about S40O 900 was
fortunately saved from damage. On examina-
ton it was found that several anger holes had
had been bored under the lutf OF her larboard
bow She had more than a foot of water in
the fore hold before the supposed leak was dis
covered The foul deed was doubtless done by
mscreants who approached the ship in boat,
and had she been ready at the time to sail, the
consequences might have been destructive to
the ship and fatal to the lives OF all on board.
". y. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

~ The Drawing Of the Virginia State Lot
terry, for the Benefit Of the Town Of Wellshurg,
Class No l6 for 1884, will take place THIS
DAY, at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, at West End, (AeX-
andria, Nirginia.)
sept 1875
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

II seems to US, from the complexion Of
number of paragraphs in the principal British
Wing journals, that the House Of Lords is seri
ou,y threatened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

Gov. Duncan, the Governor elect Of the State
Of Illinois, being at Paterson, IN. j. few DAYS
ago, was waited upon by number of gentle.
men, who gave him hasty collation. After
toast complimentary to him, he gave the follow.
ing sentiment:
"The Freedom of Eecton-When the peo.
pie Of the United State shall look TO the Uni,
House for the nomination Of a successor to tho
Presidency, there will be an end to their liber.
ties"
What will the Van Buren, press say nor about
the election in Illinois,
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Majority.

An Election for Aldermen was held in Savan-
nah on the 1st instant All the Union candidates
we 'e elected ~ overwhelming majorties. The
SIN icst vote for any Union man exceeded the
highcs for any nulier by 254 votes. Whole
nun r of votes between 600 and 700.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

has published an Address to the Public, of some
length, admitting the fact of the sale of pack
ages sent to his Office from Washington, during
the last session Of Congress, under the frank of
Col. Watmough, but denying any criminal in
tention, or party purpose, on the part himselfor
his Clerks, in thus disposing of packages which
it appears the Post Office does not consider as
letters!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13
ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. ID, 1894.

LATER FROM SPAIN.-By the Herald, arrived
at Boston from Cadiz The Journal has re-
ceived file of the "Diario Mercantil de Ca
dr." to the I'd of August inclusive. 1t appears
from the papers that the Cholera which has
been raging with great violence in some parts
of Spain, is now rapidly abating. Accounts
from Madrid to the Goth July, state that the num-
Der of cases within the last few days have d.
minished in a most extraordinary manner, only
serenity having been conveyed to the Iehefai
Hospital the twenty-four hours previous, ana
the proportion of those who recover is much
greater than at first, when nearly all died who
were attacked. This is ascribed in some meas
.re 10 a less degree Of malignancy in the char-
acter of the disease, and also TO the acquaiht-
ance which the Physicians have gained Dy eA-
perience of its nature and effects. They are
represented as having been deplorabiy ignorant
Of the proper modes OF treating this disease
when it first broke out: remedies were not pro-
vided, or other preparations made to dlsarm 1t
Of its terrors. Dependence was placed on the
Gordon sanitaire, and the grand object OF 60
vernment seemed to be TO keep the cOnfdgion
out of the city. This course is very severely
blamed in the Dario, and the contagious char
acter OF the disease is not admitted.
An extract from the "Boletin de IMeddcina,"
gives horrid account Of the barbarous and
unleeing treatment which travellers received,
in some parts Of the country, after having lett
places where the Cholera was known to exist.
They were refused admittance into any house
and were menaced with fire arms as they APP
preached village. They were compelled TO
encamp in the open feld-and their sufeIngs
from hunger and thirst were intoerablc. These
melancholy and disgraceful consequences were
tie result Of encouraging on the part OF the GO
vernment the erroneous idea that the Cholera
was always communicated by contagion.
The riots in Madrid have not been repeated
since the night of the 18th Of Juy-and the fol-
lowing extract taken from a General Order
published at Madrid on the 23d OF July, and
which we find in Cadiz paper-might be appro-
priately addressed to the inhabitants of some
of the cities and populous towns in this coul =
try
"Anarchy. and disorder are the paths which
lead TO Despotism-they are arms more pow
eru and destructive than any in the han DIS Of
our enemies. They have been tried in other
times and have proved successful-and they
are again resorted to by the foes of our gov
vernment, To advance their sinister designs. But
as members Of the militia Of our country, which
should always be ranged on the side oforder and
the laws, and as Spaniards, etusindIgnanily COR
denim the conduct of those infatuated or unwor
thy men, who Eve record it with regreD have
covered themselves with opprobrium, by conf
hitting excuses, which for long Tim" will con
tinue 10 aiIlct the bosoms of generous men,
who entertain liberal sentiments, and are jea =
Gus of the honor Of their country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

RARrTAN CANAL-Wc learn that a line of pack
New York and Philadelphia through the Rar-
tan Cana, starting every day 1t is supposed
that tie trips can be made in four or five days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
IA l will sell the BRICK STORE HOUSE
#;l and LOT, in possession Of George w. Cor
don, Fairfax Court House, Va. If not sold be-
fore the 1st October next, it will be then rented
for the next ensuing year, and immediate pos
session given.
Also to rent, the TAVERN HOUSE occupied
by VIM. Lee for the present year; and several
other Tenements, suitable for mechanics. The
rents shall be moderate, and possession 1st jan
nuary next ROBT. RADCLIFFE,
Exr. of Rchd Radcliffe, decd.
aug 2S-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

BALLOON FALURE-NVe learn from the Ere
derrick (Md) Examiner, that MIR. Woodall
was unsuccessful in his attempt to ascend in
balloon from Frederick city, on Saturday last
The weather was favorable, and every thing
promised well-the balloon being in due time
fully infated-but when the cords were loosen
ed, and the aronaut was about TO take his de-
parture, it was found that the ascenSiye power Of
the balloon did not amount to more than 30 or
60 pounds. The Examiner says" The failure
is ascribcd to some defect in the gas, owing to
a want Of scientific information as to the manner
of preparing it, 1t isprobable thatin evolvingit
very considerable portion of vapor or steam
was suffered to pass into the balloon, which will
satisfactorily account for its want Of ascensive
power, inasmuch as it was apparently well in.
hated."
In consequence Of the public disappointment
on this occasion, we observe, that Doctor Sam
uel Johnson proposed to make balloon ascen-
sion from the enclosure of the Frederick College.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

A writer in the New York Farmer estimates
the numbSr of dogs in the United States to be
100000, and the expense of keeping them up.
wards of ten millions of dollars annually
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

The copy right has been secured in this Dis.
trict for photographic portrait Of Amos Ken.
DALI We expect, from the appearance of the
picture, that it must be good likeness of the
ORIGINAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

Bunker nh Nonwment.-Ne rejoice to per-
ceive that the workmen have commenced re-
pairing the passage-way leading from the street
to the Monument, with a view to the immediate
commencement Of operations on this long ne
elected work. We understand that large
quantity Of stone is now in readiness at the quar-
nv for transnOrtatiNn.-B Nnker m AWrOr0.
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CHOLERA.

New YoRK BOARD CT HEALTH, .
September l0-l2 O'Clock, M.
The Board Of Health report that there have
been
In the city practice generally 20 deaths.
Duane street Hospital
Greenwich Hospital
Bellevue do 2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-13

Taiuable hrention.--A city correspondent
writes as follows:
''That the world may know that the scientific
of our land are fast gaining the requisites Tor eX-
ploring the deep as well navigating the air,
would call the attention Of your readers to an
exhibition made on Friday morning last, by
Mr. Norcross, at the wharf Of Air. Truil, which
was sunk by the weight of coal some weeks
since Mr. NorcToss obtained at the RoXbnry
India Rubber Factory dress which enabled
him to descend upon the coal, and learn its pre-
else situation, and place quantity Of in box
to be drawn out. From the perfect construc'
ton Of the dress, he is kept completely dry-is
at liberty to use his bands, and to walk on the
bed Of the river under any depth Of water; hav-
ing free supply Of air by means Of tubes, he is
enabled to remain under water six hours at
time. This dress appears to be well calculated
to be used in searching for property that may
be lost in rivers, bays. haroors, &c. and cannot
fail to interest all who may be benefited by this
kind of apparatus. "-BOst. Atlas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-11-20

DreGdfIL AecideRs.-A letter from Missouri 10 gentlemen in Bamare, dated Oct. g, states that thu steamboat BOOnsIiek. in desceDding the river, Oa tho previoSs night. came in contact with the steamboat Missouri Belle. bOund to Saint LOuis when abO" di- teen miles above that ely. and that such were tho force and effects q" the eOacusson, that ihe Missouri Belle sHak in lees han two minutes. n about one hun. dred feel Of water. It is added that. st the time OC writing the letter 6(eea twenty persons were mlssr I0 have beea lost with the boat!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-19

Ser llnterlbriebene bat Don ben Stdpter
pbiIooelpbia uuo OtewDort srbaltsn, eint
3roBe Nu6mabL BON
0arD aren,
Sorben unD Oe(en
pelde 5uwebl feilenprelen perfauft nerbea.
Der @orratb beltebt tbeilpeife it, 8ol9sns
benz:
9lmboBe. ebrauben f6de, 6lintenlaufe.
uno SdIbBer; psreuAion5bhtbe; MabIen:
uno Gruns,ns Sdeen; 2onoone u. teutfbes
5prin9ftoerus ,,n6 @uBs Stabl; 0ano= u.
3apfens sa9en BON allen @attunseu; cine
|bbae 2tuSpablSon Sand uno Rebt Sppeln
Spbrer9etelle nuo 8pbrer, 8d1bes; ftabl:
plattene uno eilerne Nintel MinfelmaBe
uno 3oIftabe ; porslsli0 searbeitete sbe.
Ten; Gnsliiber, 2Imerfanil6er uno Geut:
i1er Stabl ftdtlerner, ms1insusr uno ei:
terner Dratb; Msfinaplatteu ; cine ibbne
partbie Seilen; S@ubmacDer= uno Sattler
Werf5ens Seoer: ,,nb 1afdens O1e0er --
Ilfb: BcrIesemefer uno 0abeIn; QBaaels=
balfen, S9napplpasen; 6eoer 2an5etfeu,
oer9lei6en fir pferoe; 3usfren9e 1t. JoaIf:
terfetten patent Sageribter Sallen, -
Gig nno 9elaoene Yeitlben u. Do. Sbna:
re jpau5s Gbee= uuo Yfsroe S6ellen ;0e:
traloe uno 9raslenfen; Ieutfbe een(en
uno 9i9eln. garlp 9i6elu Oeu 1t. Mnft=
saeslu Gswebrbei9ldse; cine aussecebn:
te Qluspabl g attIerw aren; Mellb=
form: nno teutibe Qaden; eiIerne uuo mel.
itnsne Gbesfefel DrepfiBe, 8ettI1raubeu
Safenablen uno Orebmei6el jeoer @at:una;
breite Stemn1s uno 2obmslBe au6 teutfbt
S6lbt1er uno Saaeu, Daumen Salteu -
SanSpapler, Sbraubsn uno 8uB eebdnas
&ittens une 56ranti6Ibber J; &u6Ibelleu
SsIfsine nne &aitertt tteine Mal1er %. "a
tendrte uuo 9etueine @trobmeITer ; Sifbtrat
eeinSL gSalIratb; Gerpentinseilt Gopal Sir
|niB ; DlabIsrpinttL belte6 oenetianifbet
NOtb. SIepweiB &c.
Serner, 8eies' 0eI6irrs 1aIcben
3annts Sbers nnH Sobis Sober; 8aIbfeu
safna ~@3wsiues uno SiIsIeoer &c.
2epis Sesle.
Canton, SuIp 10. 1884. 41:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-19

tna6t Den Sic 9Seisbsit Der men,
l9en je erfunoen. .l.>..@..'
8. IS 1T Elm traebores Gelo,
tpsl6es leibt Don Nsi(enoen mit9e'
flbrt speroen fonn. J. "
4. IS 1T un;erf6rbar, tpel6es e6
Das li6erfte @elo ma6t fur 2eute I'M
6aule 3u boIten. ~.
:, S. So be(iet cine innwDbnenoe IL.
onflebenOe Neinbeit, &pet6e es III
bem 0elo ma6t, rpel6es am f1wer>
lten su perfdNben iltf am leihtsllsn
III entDeefen tpenn perfdlIbti unp
it oesbolb oos it6erite gelo fir
Den 8ebraub pts 9olfs.
6. IS ilbertrtHt jeDeS anoere UNI,
laufenoe Mittsl, Desbolb fam Der
Be(ieer es am leibtetten fur etni9es
sanoeres 0elD ausmebleln Ia0en u.
IS 1T Der Meiiter Don aQen1 anQern
0eloe gum Selauf Don Dem 0pIo
,pos Is entbdlt.