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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01

SPEED THE PLOUGH.
ROOT CULTURE

We mots earnestly call the attention ofour
readers TO the following Communication up,
on this subject. Ii does most clearly Illus
trate The great advantage and profit 10 he
derived from a few acres devoted TO the cul-
ture OF roots. The immense product of the
sugar beet may stagger the Faith ofsome at
the f'si view; but if they will only reflect
that heets averaging 6 lbs. piece will give
more than The number of bushels named 10
the acre, their incredulity we think will he
somew hat sultened down We would adj
menish all, that il they expect large products
from roots, they must manure toeH for the
whole tribe are deep feeders; but we have
no hesitation in saying, that good loamy sol
aided by 20 double horse cart loads o. wei
rotied barn yard manure to the acre, viii en-
sure, under good cultivation, a thousand
bushels OF this riot 10 The acre-which, with
the ordinary quantity of hay, would keep II
mich cows in good heart and well To The
pail, from November till May. Let those
who delight in full! supplies of butter aud
milk make the experiment Farmer and
Gardener.
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published weekly, by
KENToN HARPER, al TwO Dollars a
yeGr, 3paid in adranc?, or Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents, after The expiration OF
The first sir months
Nopaper wifibe discontinueduniil oil
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t~ ADVERTISEMENT NOT erceedin O
ONE SQUARE Of printed mailer. are in.
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continuance after ,twenty.fr ere cents. Lar
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All letters must be ''post paid -
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J.SANDIFORD.
Virginia Legislature.
ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR

ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR.
The General Assembly proceeded TO
execute tue joint order on Saturday, Tor
the election of Councillor, 10 succeed
WIN. IL. MAcFARLAND, whose term OF
service expires on the 3lst March.
MIR. MACFARLAND was nominated bv
MT. ROBERTSON, who he'd served with
him IN the Council, and who bore am
pie testimony to his talents and faithful
discharge of his duty.
Mr.. voolfolk, Of Orange, was NOM
mated by Mr.. NEWMAN, the eloquent"
The debate had ended, and the vote
was abont to be taken, when Mr.. RAN
DoLPH nominated HUGH A GARLAND
The debate was resumed and became
general, discursive and piquaut. The
iirst vote was GARLAND s., MAcPAp-
LAND "a; Scattering 5.
The second vote was as follows:
For WEI. II. MAcFAELANp-M essrs.
Bay ly of A, Pouison, Rives, Stuart. Kin.
ney, Mitchell, Cobbs, Fryau, Snod grass
Shanks, Peyton, Triplett. NIaIlory,
Ihornburg. Corbin, Douglass, Caldwell,
w Ilson. Servant, Lorimer, Marshall,
Olggs, Dickinson, Sherrard, Chapman.
Of O. e. NJ, Smith, of Clio. Pinneh Ed,
munds, OdelI, Park, Mullen. Bolts.
Martin, McCandlish, Smith Of X. Tav-
Toe, Conway, Luck EFT, Beard, Taylor o.
H. Orgain, Raymond, Chapman of NJ
Buck, Hodges, Cunningham, Murdaugh
Watts, Segar, Mcconnell, May, Tunslal
I Cabeli, Michaux, Fairfax, Yenabis
MorFiss, Pendleton, Robertson. Leybur5
Davis, CrutchGeId, Ford, Walker, May.
berry-65.
For HUeu A. GAELAHD-Messrs
Banks, (Speaker) Randolph, Holloway
Jeter, TaliaIerro, Byrd Tarr, TurnbuIl
Hubbard, Daniel, Cheatham, Cox, Cas-
tleman, Hill, Vaughan, Sangster, Stranee
DeskiDs, Paisley, Keen, Wood. Walkin
! Oglesby, Spencer, TAYLOR Of II, White
Harrison, Flowers, Smith, Of !, Of w
Lucas, Wright Shadwick, Allen, ~
Donald, Goodwin, Newman, Hudgips
Fisher, Burw eli, ID organ, Barnet: Brown
! Alexander, Voolfolk, Mcpherson, Ad
ans, McCoy, Gay, Williams, Storms
Mcdowell, Cootes. Thomas, Gray, Cul
6eFtSoD, Conn, Crawford, Clayton, Bal
ley Of s, Prince, Wilten, Ripley. Good
SOD, Gleaves-65.
For WH.DANIEL-Mr .Fitzgerald-l
For JAMES II. Cox-Mr. Shands-I
IN the Senate the debate was spirited
Mr.. SMITH and Mr.. ANDERSON had sew
eraI passes. We have not learnt the ex
act vote in that body, but it was such
that on join: vote neither, bad majorit,
OF ali the votes given, and Of coarse Their
was 10 election.
We have little doubt shat Garlan
! twill be chosen nv ma;orifv of ono n
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NOTICE.

TIE Partnership heretofore existing
between JOHN BLAIR &, Co. at Scots
vile, in the Grocery and Commission
business, having been dissolved, the bu-
siness will in future be conducted under
the name and firm of JoHN 81 T. r.
BLAIR. All persons having unsettled
accounts with the late firm, are respect
fully requested to make immediate pay
'nent; as it is highly necessary that the
business should be closed
j. 81 T. r. BLAIR.
Scotisville, Albemarle, !
Jan'y IS, 1898. q
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01

SsGNza ALL persons holding re-
ESgsS ceipts or claims on C. Nj.
Warner as Constable for 1880, and
1886, will please make them known to
rae, or my brother David Points, in
Stanton. without delay, as am desir-
Gus to have my responsibility as security
correctly ascertained while Mr.. Warner
is here to attend TO the settlement of his
business. II this notice is neglected, |
shall feel compelled in justice to myself
10 plead it in bar of any future demands
upon me. JOS. POINTS.
February s. lS3S-4t
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go ACHB- M AMENG.

The subscriber takes this method Of
iniorming bis friends and the public gem
orally, that he has on hand at this time
several oEeGO Carriages, and one
good second hand ditto which he will
sell low. Also, he is prepared at the
shortest notice to flush all kinds of We
hicies in his line and will repair Old
Work az cheap as can be done in any
regular Coach shop in the State. He
will keep constantly on hand some fin
jshed work. He returns thanks TO the
public Tor the patronage he has received,
and hopes by attention to business still
TO receive their calls.
JUDSON MACOY.
Stanton, Feb'y ], 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01
CINCINNATI Feb. 7

Flour was sold yesterday ri Inc riyeE at
$500, from warehouses; 80 %
Nblskey have been mede at % l q
cents SINGS moodsy
Pork.--Tbe season Of killing hogs having
closed, sales are made IL packed and bulk
meat, which find buyers AZ a slight advance
ovey last weeks prices. Bulk meals ready
sale from wagons at cents, and 5 Id has
been paid Tor good lot, part IN lime
Lard sells quick al ID 10 s IL cents in
kegs, and 3 Sd 10 cents in barrels. Bar
rel pork - held, clear 9l5; Mess 5I3, so,
Prime , II, 5O;hut few sales arc made at That
rate. smoked hams,7 l.2to 8 cents. - Cqs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01

Il new novel entitled Love" by La
dy Charlotte Berry is announced In the
London papers. The following note
from the authoress to her printer, which
has been handed about in fashionable
circles, has caused 10 incousidsrable 8.
musemCDt.
Dear Sir:-lIow cones ii that have
had no proot Of Lore from YOU since
last Saturday. | have waited with the
utmost impotence.
Yous Sc. Chi
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01
LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber will offer at public
sale, on the 18th of March next,
rs'EsEI PLANTATION


FEE PLANTATION
OF which be now resides, lying on the
main road leading from Waynesborough
&c GrecnviIle; six miles from the former
and ten from the latter place, adjoining
the lands Of Emanuel KiDdig, Zachariah
McChesney, and Samuel Hunter, con-
tuning 226 acres. This land lies we'll
and is adapted to the growth of grain
and clover. There are I55 acres clear
ed, of which 20 acres are well set in
clover, aud the balance we'll timbercd.
The improvements are a comfortable
Log Dwelling House, Kitchen,
and other necessary out buildings, toll
cradle BARN, &c. Those wishing to
purchase, would do well to see and ex-
anime for themselves. Terms accom-
modating, and made known on the day
ofsals by
JACOB LAREW.
Feb'y IS, Is3s-ts
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01
IRON AL PARRISH.
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING COMMENCED THE
grocery BefS98eesS

again, in the house formerly occupied
by James p. Tyler, on Shockoe Hill a
few doors below bis old stand, would
respectfully invite his former customers,
and the public generally, to give him a
call, as he will at all times be prepared
TO sell them Goods as low as any house
in the city.
He will also pay the highest market
price in Cash for all Country Produce.
or store the same whcn requested.
He will also attend to selling Country
Produce on commission.
January %, lS39.-Gt
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e. Sc MOTNCE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
G. Is. TATE, deceased, are requested
10 call on john NEWTON, Of Grrenville,
and make payment without delay, as
further indulgence canuot be given.
JAMES TATE,
Admir- Of e.. B. fate, deed.
Jan'y 25, 1888.
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DIED.

In Lexington (Ky.) on the I'd instant. afs
ter protected and lingering illness. DR.
JOHN EBERLE, the able and enlightened
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Nc
dicine in The Medical Department Of Tran,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01

planted one and half acres on the 29th and
3Oth of May, ('oo late by ten days) in drills
.wenty-one inches apart. Trimmed once s.
hoed twice t'ilage same as the ruta bsga,
(ashes and plaster omitted.) About two
thirds OF the piece was planted with seed,
which proved 10 he a mixed kind of all the
beet family +; the other ore third part was The
pure seed. The crop was fine, and il all had
been Of the same kind, the product think
would have been one fourth larger. But as
IL was, The yield may be considered a fair
one-over 500 bushels per acre, and the
whole l2oO bushels. See the importance OF
having genuine seed, for have no doubt The
product was 200 bushels less than il would
have been had all the seed been pure mangeI
wurizel. Reynolds s. Bsteham, Of Rocbes
ter, have sold me genuine seeds, and should
have confidence in any they will sell as such
am much IN favor OF this root for feeding
probably II is equal 10 ANY, except the sugar
beet.
The Sugar Beet.-of this had only seed
TO plant six rods Of ground II seems 10 be
well adapted 10 our soil and climate. The
growth was much greater than any thing |
have seen OF the beet Kind Il have no doubt
II will prove most valuable for feeding cat,
tie, as well as for sugar The product was
over so bushels, and at the rate of about 100
Bushels per acre, or 63 TONS rate all by
weight, gu lbs. TO the bushel, for otherwise
most OF The roots could nat be measured with
any degree Of accuracy. Here follows a
statement OF The product of seven and half.
and slN one hundred and siXtieihs acres Of
what may I've considered first rate corn land
and IN a high State of cultivation
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01
Z ] = acres 6 rods .
$3.50 bushels.

Z ? acres rods, $3.50 bushels
Five thousand eight hundred and thirty
bushels, al GO lbs. per bushel, give 346 500
pounds, or l76 l>5 tons. The potatoes l3
tons, ruta baga so tens carrots "a tons mans
gel wurtzel "a tons. and the sugar beet at
me rate OF about 63 tons per acre.-The crop
last year would have brought more than
S23OO What the price may be this wear !
know not. II is not my purpose 10 sell any
but TO Iced all 10 my cattle; so have nv
own market, and trust shall turn them IL
good account
am now feeding thirty-onc head, at the
rate OF one bushel each per day, with hay
nights and mornings. in their stalls, viii
corn and other coarse fodder through the day
Shall add to their allowance as shall seem
proper, and change from one 10 The other now
and then. Ali the cattle eat ereedily. and
are doing we'll
j. SANDIFORD.
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CHAPTER ".
Ring, ding went The bell, al the an early
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-02

en- nit Den I~n3ra fIts9eao>n oaarsn, nit
oen bt1ubsm 1tttn @efjbttrn, oen fettianl
fIotternoea @emdnoeru, fono ib nob ME
70 uubeimli6, 70 9eiHenifi9, 70 berenorti9,
|ole beD Dem rotbsn Scuerl0eine. ge9en
4 l1br errsitbte ber Srano Die nit Sort
eitben beoeaten 9dupter Der Serge. Die
|9anes tpeflibeRette osSatlo6 tpar NUN in
cine Ion9e Neibe BON 9uIconeu perwone
belt, tuelcbe balo Oitfe, 9rau9elbe Dompf-
snolfsn, balo leibte Stomm2n gu Den
Stsrnen oufipiesn. Gini9e Stunoen fpd>
ter suutoe Die @e9eno finlisr. Ser 8rono
1por, INNER Der Ribtun9 oe5 Sturmrpins
bee fo|9eab, no6 Dem ienieiti9en Gebir9Sz
ruefsn binob9efis9en. SEPT fino Die Ser
ss i'm 8eiten Sona's ounfsl I9uarj bon
Goblsn, itatt 9e!b BON oGrren pFon5cn,
'pie Dot tpenisen Go9en. Seie bate osr IT.
las Elm oiiite,eres Au6feDen 9ebabt.
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) 3! iltrG u ,,I$ &1ltlt4t ia 01@ 0)2u
utrn0r3s 2ln?t Drr cem 81, { Don Cbip, uno
Seeerl oer i'm Feunt, uno !eNen 9Sec!b nno
/ ieine 1oIente IN fbdEen ,p9 ), oerjItbert nit
3uDerIiht oaE, I'M San lelner Grrpdblun0,
Ier bie6 bote 2!mt 70 0egnaItcn wilroe, oaF
man i'm ;n ben 9ldnjenoFen 3isroen nnles
res 9rpBen uno 9Iilflitben Gtaate5 reihen
|t6nne. Gon Su9enb auf an barter 2Irbeit
|9etp0bnt, fennt er Die Sntregen ber 8auern
'nnb Sanotperfer 9enou, nno pe:9 fe gu
fAdben; mdbreno feline 6eoeutencc BeIelen>
belt uno Ned)t5tenntniB ibn o6Qi9 sum fd>
|bi9eu Stnat6mann qualiF3irt.
Serr 5bannon it Elm Demcfrat Der Sefs
|ferlon Shu!e; Ct 9Iau6t, baB Der 3pefe>
fir 'peIhe Die 9Ia9emetne J1e9ierun9 ein9es
iebt III, MIR tpeni0e fepen; baB fie Feline ans
oere, ais bic ;br au5oritdlih ilbertra9enen
getpaIten ansi6sn nnb jeoc 5peifeIhaftc
SanoIun9> nIs fitr nnlere 9liidlid)e Union
9efabrEih un:erre95 laBen fclIte.
Das bic Gtaats,poIitif anbetrifft 70 i'll
ct in @ert uno 9bat ein Shicaner. Gr 1T
fir ein 9eIheutes, einfa6es SduI>SDfem :;
er 1T fir bic a1lmdbli9e, ffmfentpeile ano
tlit9lide Nusoebuun0 Der Staatswerfs ct
1T fir cine Neform beS 8anf'peien6-furSs
I'm, er 1T fir cine Stnnt5spct;ttf, rpie fle
Der SteIIpn0 tisies 9rcBen Staates I'M 8uns
be Der gtaaten rpirots it.
Dies, Sreunos uno eeier, TT bic tur39e,
faBte 9eihihts uno 8efhreibun9 DlIou
Sbaurpns-oes Mannes, ben bic Demps
fratIe bes Staates, trp9 aaer 9idnfe Der
8antbarone uno eueifers, beD Der n6&ifen
QahI tn ben @cupern6rsfubl pca Ohio bs'
BEN tpirb.
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QenaIpluoniIbe &eform-Gonpention

Neger Stimmre IL t.-am 25iten
San. nurbe 1T ber psnItloaniIden Hcform
Convention, rahbem man eiHi9e Sage lber
bic Sra9e bebattirt bate 1ber oaS gte9er'
Stimntreht ab9eftimmt uno oaS 9Scrt !:
'4Bei6' in bic Contribution e;n9el elholtst NIT
n 9e9en As Stimmen ; 70 bas in Der neuer
Sanitltution cen Ne9srn bas Sttmmredt
ju;ht 9eftatte. tpiro. [0eao. 9IbIer.
Derr GbanoIer, BON philaoeIpbia, in Der
Refprm Convention, hic!t fiir gut etnen
Sprne3 aus Der 8ibe[ an,ufi,bren, nm baS
iberocrbene 8anfDe{en anfBuffileen, tn bteIen
9Scrten - "QSarum bait Du ltiht @elb in
bic &aBe C8ant) 9etban, baB th bep meincr
sInfunft oae Metni9e NIT 3inien empfan9s
en mDdte." SbIhOn oicIer Sprud nthts
CUR Gertteioi9un9 ees Sanfmeiens beytrl9,
fano bod 0r. @nru, bon Nrmitrpn9 fir
fhidIidL fcl9enoe slnttpcrt 3n 9eben:
"3ur Grbauun9 jenesNerrn woIte td i'm
auf ben AutbOr unierer NeIt9iCn Serwetien,
lalS er eine@eiBel Don tleinen Strideu nads
te uno 8anfer, @ derer uno
l@eIb bme d. SIer bonn Gempel trteb, ibr
@eIb 1erfhlttete u. ttren Stfh umnarf. De
eebre Der Sdrift peiB niGts bon, npb tbut
bieIelbe jemaI5 iene GeIb9terbe, 8etrlt9es
rep unb llnseredti9feit bilt9en, bic burd,
Miebrau6 bes8anfpe1en oerur1ad)t miro.
Oielelbe oerbammt Die NuFbdufung bon
9eihtbum uno cas- fhspelgence 9eben unb
| Iia9t s IeY lei6ter oaS Elm Gut
NJ eI burdetn Iaoel6br gcbe,
ais baB Elm 9iether tn bns 9teih
| 9 Dtte 8 . IN nj e.-8anfipefulanten NIT
ibren 3ablreihen "Ghabern" trnnen baber
|feinen Grcit fir ibr8etra8en aus oerShrift
ld6pfen. lib.
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Gera s.-@in Glatt bon Resp>Srle1n6
9iebt foIsente Sdilceruns bon benz He9ie>
run9sSuitauoe in Gera6: " Geras 1T Su ei,
mem truufenen, pfihtcer9eBenet gruuclabs
loien preGoenten, su einem fhtpahen, nlls
ttdti9en Winiferiun, einem rerbor6enen
fdufthen @cn9rese unb einem truutenen
Gbiere BON Sberrthtcr 1erbamnt. Durd
bic stuf6iuns bes 6eeree rpurbe oaS eant
NIT eiuem Oaufen 8anbiten belaitet, ,nb bic
sIusfdten eieler junsert GepabIif fno dr:
'eerlF getriibt. [Weltbilrger
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0! &eutitbe, bic ;ur Cue ifer
sDartbsD seDbten !
D5S ebet bterber =


Cure GdtupIdferz@eieb9eber pollen fetnen
Gent fir 2eutIde Shulen erIauben; fe
1pptten mod lIber @ub !
Soerr 9tcler, ein DeWpfrnt bon Gctums
Diana @auntp, bot ciusn SeibIub All, ba6
|ScbuI9eiet; fp dbsudnoeru, baB aulb teutIhe
Sd,ulen 'thren oerbditnBmGBi9sr NatbeiL
|5ieben fGnnter.
Dorilber u.adbten bic 2ucifer5 lire SpdBe.
Gtarf 0on@allta, bot ais GerbeBerun9 poer
fran350Id" at, unb eucifer &u9bes, tpeItc
mod "p el Gd" htnSnfligen.
Serr Grebjtt, ein Demofrat, scn Verry,
Itcffte, baB biele 9lbdnberuu9en, Die ben @es
Igeultaub in5 2dderlide 5u steben teabfldtigt
m6ren, 3urilf9e!omuei, tpltrosn. Sn ietnem
GQuntp leb.en oiele a1tbare, tppblbabenbe
Seutldp, bic reidbli1 uulerm Shulwe1en
beD1euerten {; biele eeute iotIten nun aud,
Die Botlttaten bieler Anlfalten 9enieBen
oltrfen.
5oerr 0lrtter fprad bann BON ben Geuts
| Ilthell III Gclumbiana, uno BON tbre1a toben
Gharafter btnTtHtb gbrbarfe;t, Sletses II.
IMi6i9feit {; Ge b6tten fh,pere Saren su be-
sobleN, uuo oa Te bic Soften Der Nesierun9
tra9en hillfen, {oltten (le AUDI tn 8ered)tigs
ltttt NeN'SittNe S%Ipuo upH teS JeeS!tFuHj
erDarten f6nnrn.
0iad) nod unterihtebIidjen gemerfuu9en,
uameutlid) bic re6 2ucifer5 Spbnlon bon
Garrett me1her fn9te, bieie llnterftIeun9
IcutlAer Sd)ulen fey gang nun6tbig uno
Niemdnb oer!ange barnadl trug enblid, BAN
Soccf bon Butter barauf ali bic nQn;c S5ad)e
bic auf unbefimmte 3eit Cbe9 bciBt ttyoai}s
! lo riet ol6 ouf elpi9) ouf3uid)iebeu. sin
1ocn 2infltbub ittinnten fclgenoe, tpoorg oie
neilfcu 1uctftrs fnb:
| Die Soerren NIen, 9eQ, 8ronlot, Gartin,
@arrenter, Chambers, &larf bon Sourpu,
Glarf ocngaQta, 9cooin9, @clltn9s> Curtis,
Dap 9uulepD, 8ith, Toptc, Trrb, So,p(er
@ipen, @ruber, Soarrton, Srbnipn D. Gar,
rpQ, Sobnfpn BON GuDabc9a, Scnes, &ellep
&enoaa, 0epnnro, Wor0anL McRee, Sac.
&une, Mc9tarY, Sell, Gninn, 9ltd,mrno,
ITbrou, Gracp, Gan Sppf, Mitten u. eyre
I1er-3S.
| @e9en ben Aufltnb, uno allo fir Seutihe
Shulcn fcl9enoe, n,eutenS Oempfraten
| Die Serren Suhanon Cannon, Goof,
Saran, 8aifen, graybia, 0cO9teno, Sopfets
tier, Subbaro, Sou9hes, Sobnipn Dor Starf,
See, Weotu, 9tcler Stemart Smuder,
lSmitt, Great, Grepitt-2O.
| Ment mir allo nihaes Spdtjabr cine be-
npfratifde @eleB9ebung ertpdhleE, 70 f6ns
nen tpir tcffen, audi ettrls fir tei,tfdje Sdus
len 9ethdn gu eefoMGeH. SolIeu mir etDi9
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Mtd,ig u.--Sn Sasiuatp bat fd1 elite
neue 8anf nadl benz aIgemctnen 8anfse'
febe sebiloet unb bereit6 ibre 9eidafte Be-
gcnnen. Die Direfteren yerpfdnoeten CUR
Siderteit Der aussusebenoen Noten tbr
gsermSdert.
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Oe(etk9ebun9 bon Obio.

Sanuor 2O.-Sm 6auie paBirtsn une
ter anoern fol9ence 8as: Sneorpcrirun9
oes Wa6tIlen tpeibliden Seminars @he'
Iheicung g. 9. Spear6 BON feiner Sralt
9ucn; ; 9lbduoerung bes Mppiter, MaBllEpn
uno @alttsu Stra ben Company geieses {;
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