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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

E = Memorandum Books, &c. for sale by
BAGG, BARNS, d. co.
Detroit. Jnns IA. 1887. so
N,HsTEgAY.-Strayed from thu subscriber.
NJ about tho 18th Of list Octobor, two Yoke
of Cattlo, ono yok, y airs old last spring, both
whits,und the oihor yoke arc r,d and white, and
4 years old in August hst.-both yoke arc well
matched. Whccvcr will give information TO the
subscriber, living rear Sturgis' Prairie. where
they can be found, shall he generously rewarded
o. RAYMOND
Sherman, November 90, 1897 7eN
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

WDOOTS e. SHOES, A Urge assortment
NIB for sale by A. ANDRtIS & co.
Jan 81
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

SAMUEL A. CHAPLIN, White RI.
~ goon Agen, for the "Kalimszoo Mutual
Insurance Company" is authorized and prepared
TO attend to any business for the above company
IN the county of st. Joseph.
Feb 10, 1897. %
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

EDgASs KET1 LES o: different siz s.,
Nd for sale by A. ANDRUS & co.
Jan 81
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-07
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN S. INGRAM.
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber by bond
"a. note, or book account, or otherwise, are re
quested to call and settle the same before the first
Dug of ApriL neat. He is determined to have old
matters justly arranged and those who neglect at
tending to this notice may rely on strict legal pro-
ceedings for the purposes of settlement There is
no mistake. DANIEL SNYDER.
Boomsburg January 6, 1888. 37-a
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PETER KLINE, !
JOHN BIDDLE,
GEO: IL. WILLITS,

shouting the balances d from the eyera, Collectors the end IF the
gear
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Sircina's PGnacea,
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
NEXT DOOR TO RoBIsoN's STAGE OFFICE
FERNS

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TWO DOLLARS per Gnnum, payable
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FjtY Cents, il moi paid loithin the year.
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period than sir aao,tths; nor any dtsooN-
tinuance permitted, until all Grremuges
are DISCHARGED.
ADVERTISEMENTS rot snceec3ing a
square aiH be sonsPicuo,ssiy HtSe,7ea at
One Dollar for The frst three Insertions,
and 7WentyJiUs cents for eVery S,lbse-
qiteHt pSertioS. bJ9.4 Rbsral diseoUnf
made 10 those ieho G3oertise By tLe year
LETTERS addressed Of, business, must
be post paid.
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WTALLERsHAMP's Cough Sirup and Family
W Pills, for sale at
I0bias's Health Emporium.
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EXPENDITURES G the County Of Cobz the order issued By The
Comissn@s the Treasurer e during the thousand eight hu
ded and MirySeUaa.
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LEATHER
PROCIsAN NJ a. TTON.

WNT THEREAS, the honorable ELLIS LEWIS
Wv President Of the Courts of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, and Court Of Common Pleas,
and Orphans Court, in the eighth Judicial District,
composed Of the counties ofNorthumberland, Of Union,
Columbia and Lyconing and the Hon. WILLIAM
MONTGOMERY and LEcSARD RUPERT, Esduires
associate Judges in Columbia county, have issued
their precept bearing date the 9th day of February
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-eight, and to me directed for holding
a Co1trt Of Oyer and Termiaer and G n
cal jail Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, Common
PIeas, and Orphan's Court,
IN DANN LILLE, in tho county of Columbia, on
the third Nj mday of April next, (being the 9th
day. and to continue one week.
NOTICE is tteret6re hereby given to the Cor
oner, the Justices of the Peace, and Constables OF
the said County Of Columbia that they be then and
there in their proper persons at ten O'clock in the
forenoon of said day, with their records nqusitons
and other remembrances to do those things which
to their Offices appertain TO be done. And those
who are bound by recognizances to prosecute
against the prisoners that or may be in the jail
of said county of Columbia arc to be then and therC
TO pro ecute dSdlIlst tnell rs shdl ne just Juror
are requestedto be punctual in their attendance, a
greeably % their notices.
Dated at DanyilIe, the 18Th day of February, il
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-eight, and in the 63d year
the independence ofthe Um.ed States of Amer
lea.
WILLIAM KITCHEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Danville, } a.
Feb. 10, 1885, 42-6t
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TANNING BUSINESS.

FWNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has taken his son WILLIAM
SNYDER into co-partnership in his Tannery, and
that the business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of Daniel & William Snyder, at the old
established stand in Bloomsbury.
Daniel Snyder.
Bloomsbury, January G. 1888. 37-H
LEATHER
GhF good quality, and for sale at the lowest pri-
Y y ces, always on hand at the old established
1annery, adjoining Snyder's Hotel. The subscri-
bers would respectfully solicit continuance of the
liberal customs heretofore enjoyed BY the senior
partner.
Daniel Snyder,
WiLiGm Snyder.
Bloomsburg, January G, 1888. 37-f
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WRAR IRON, Just received, and for sale at the
Il ubnew Il sheaps.oFeof
J. 2. MttSSemaR, 3 20.
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WE, the undersigned Auditors OF the Corn
the County from John Fruit and Hugh New
-33-34-35 and &c, the sum of five hundred
of the State tax, the sum of two hundred and
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Receipts s. EXED EDeHndHitUnHeeso

1UG McWITIIAS Esq Treasurer with the County of Coumb
the first day january until the 3ls day of December A. d. 1887 both
elusive.
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Tgle Subscvjhey,

= NJ y sNH|5Nh RN5DA
WTERY respectfully informs his friends and the
v public, that he has always on hand, at his III
very Stable in Boomsburg, for the purposes of Hire
or Exchange, variety of
EE0rses, SJ11kieS,
GIGS, WAGONS, AND SLEIGHS.
which he will feel gratifed to keep in readiue5s for
the accommodation of customers
Personal application can be made at hsresidence,
when every means will be usedto render entire sat
isfacton of those who may give him call.
NOAH S. PRENTIS.
Bloomsbury, November 4, 1887.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14

pure theocracy, administered BY Jehovah,
with the lsraelites as His Representatives
and agents. Those who resisted the exe-
cntion Of Jehovah's purpose were. 10 be
killed. Wilde those who quietly submitted
to it were to be spared. All had the
choice of these alternatives, either free
egress out of the land = or acquiescence
in the decree, with life and residence as
tributaries, under the protection of the
government; or resistance to the .execu-
tion of the decree, with death. . And q
shall come TO pass, IF they poill diligently
learn the aoays of my people, to saoeay 6y
my name. the Lord lireth, as they taught
my people TO suear By Baal; THEN SHALL
THEY BE BUILT IN THE MIDST or MY
PEOPLE" s.vas asE5r ~ .. .-.s..t.. .>zr
[The preceding Inquiry is merely an
outline Whoever reads it. needs no
such information. It's original design
embraced much wider range of general
topics. and subordinate heads, besides an
Inquiry into the teachings of the New
Testament on the same subject. To have
filled up the outline, in conformity with
TIC pan upon which II was SkeIcHeQ,
would have swelled it 10 a volume. Much
of the foregoing has therefore been thrown
into the form of mere skeleton of heads,
or rather series of indiees, to trains of
thought and classes of proof which, how
ever Iiiniled or imperfect, may perha ps.
afford some facilities to those who have
little leisure for minute and protracted IN
ves,igation.l ~.%7 r a1Ieta s.tE
Suppose all the Csnaanitish nations had aban.
doned their territory at the tidilgs of sraePs APP
proach, did Gods command require the lsraelies
TO chase them TO the ends Of the earth, and hunt
them down, until every Csnaanite was DESTROYED?
IL is too preposterous for bel eff and yet il follows
legtimately from that construction, which inter-
prets the terms consume. destroy" destroy
utterly" &c. to mean unconditional individual
exfeFminotion. fAE8 -#@-s #<pa
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14
IMPORTANT INFoRMATIoNi

Ito persons afflicted with The follow Ing com.
- paints. VIZ: Scloiula, LeLrosy Salt Rheum.
81 Anihony's Fire, Fever Soies, eyt n aEeu n,
5.nes are afactesi, While SweLii.ps. yL,leh
Erup 3, after m+azies, Scuvy,s ouI estr.
ing Eruptions, Pimpied and Cstburciaa face,
Sore Ly :, Sore Legs. Scasd head. JJlfersGzy,
neral ai"ts, when Mercnry has failed, and oil
alsofaefs az sing nom an impure state of The Boo
and Huhors--ale assured that
DIR. Reftes Botanical Dyonst
continue unrIvalled, for the prevention. relief and
cure OF these complaints. In proof OF wi ich rrsd
tue following Renaa kable cure eff a case of u
years stdndi,lg :-Extrac. OF Letter. Sir: Ny
legg' which oelore dld not look ike human limb,
. now tnthe'y healed up, fsfter resisting every
otner apple ailoa for IL yeafsD Previous 70
taking your Relies Botanical Drops. / had givsp
up all hope of relief. . ,~>
Another Case. An Agent writes--s.There ID
person taking the Roiaa4ical Drois. ev,depty
with tie greatest advantage He declares. to
use his Own words ,~..it is doing wonders for
MN and 49, ~ It were, snatching him from tho
Numerous instances have occurred where per.
SONS wers plaing away miserable existence
nothing they could procure affordine them per.
naneLt rel st, until they hal made use of the t.
bovr medic ne - -
hey are also the best spring and autumpL
Physlc. Piice ST, or 6 bottles for IS.
s D~mfrte's Remedy for tie PILES!
One OF the best and most thorough remedies
Known tor this troublesome complaint II has
q ore PERT city answered the purL ose for which
y intended than any other now in common u.s.
and affords immediate and permanent relief, boz
from the disorder itself, and its, accompanying
symptoms Of pain the LOi,as, Uertig0, headache,
loss Of appetite, indigestion, and other marks Of
debility -. I'D
Prce 81 for both articles--0intmenta and Flee
udry--or so cents when only one is wanted &C.
None are genuine unless sigl ed I. KIDDEs.
on the wrapper, (sole proprietor and success"
70 DR., Conway by WHOM they are for sale,
his Counting Room, No. 90, Court street. Bee
ton. and by his SPECIAL appointment. by M. W.
BIRcHARD and Jackson & KETcHAh. Brandea
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14

NOTICE. To whom il may concern;
IN This IS to certify that / have relip.
quished all claims to the services Of
my son. Henry Dow. during the tern
of his minority ! shall therefore pay no
debts Of his contracting after this date.
JOHN DOW.
Leiceste1. March ), 1888. 94sss
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14
ANTI-sLAVERY.

...... AN LIP
81. n,sIs kss,-ss sl4vsry.--cs..aaa.d.
EizAttY-As the Mosaic system was
great compound type. made up Of innu-
marble fractional ones. each rife with
meaning in doctrine and duty the practi-
ral power Of abe whole. depended upon
ile fxici observance Of those distinctions
and relations which constituted is signi6-
eancy. Hence. the care everywhere shown
70 preserve III violate the distinction between
4 dssessdaai Of Abraham and a Strsngsr.
errn'whsn the Stranger was proselyte,
had gone through the initiatory ordinanc-
e.. entered the congregation, and become
i1cbrpora,td with the lsraelites By family
aIlhhce. The regulation laid down 10
Exodus XVI. as. Is an illustration. - IL
fto1 bsy a. Hsbrew sercant. siz years
mall ~ ssrrs: and IN ne seceaik he
skaii 70 osf free for nothing. If
n sons u By Aimssif he shaH 20
sef b. Aimsslf: If he scere marrisi.
fbsn hs isite shall 70 oit soifk AIM. IF
III n1sisr hdDt gicss han vife. snd sis
haDe borne him sons or dasghIsrs; ne
wifssnd isr children shall be her masters,
end hs shaii 70 OUT bg k;mset And If
ne ssrnant SHOULD plainiy say. 4 iore my
nasier. ~ s0ifs. and my ekiLirsn 4 aoiA
sof 20 ora free thea his master shall
brieg Ain nnto ne judges; re shall a'so
brisg hin 70 fhe door. or nnto tAe door
po,i and bis master shlH bore his ear
ftrosgt wsfh an a,ei. aad Ne shah serre
Am foreoer" Ia this case. the Isl aelitish
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14
MIScELLA NE0Us.

WHOLESOME advocate You've Mrx
begin life with the leas. show. and -"
least expense possible; you NAV al pless
ure increase both. but no, easily dim;p,b
them. DO no. think your estate you,
own, while any can call upon you q,
money. and you cannot pay; therefore b..
gin with limorous parsimony. Ietnk
your first care to be in no mans deb,
Resolve not TO be poor ;-wbatever vou
have, spend less. Poverty isa preat enc.
nv to human happiness iii ceriainIy do.
stroys liberty, and il makes some yig,t,o.
impracticable. and othera extremely dis.
cult sa -
OLD FASHIONED ABOLITION.
lists. hss
-" The Conference acknowledge ,h,,
slavery IS contrary TO the laws Of God
man, and nature, and hnrtful 10 society
contrary to the dictates OF conscience and
pure religion; and doing what We would
not that others should do unto us; & thew
pass their disapprobation upon all our
friends who keep slaves, and they advise
their freedom ~ Amsricaa IMstkodis
Confsrenes. 1850. -
He that holds another man in bond.
age, subjects the whole sum Of existence
to oppression. bereayes him Of every hope
aud is, therefore, more deteslable. than tho
robber and assassin combined. - Thomas
Dag, Esq. 1850. 41.,z. - - r
"Man-stealers the worst of thieves: in
comparison Of whom, highway robbet.
and housebreakers are innocent. Thi,
equally concerns all shareholders Of what.
ever rank and degree; seeing men-buv
ers are exactly on level with men. steal.
ersi"-Rer. J, Wesley, I777. - 80
Il thought it my duty to expo.e,sth.
monstrous impiety and cruelty not ousv Of
the slaVeirade, bot of slavery itself, in
whatever form it is found &c. SHARP,
Esq., 1887.
Slavery is incurable injustice. WHY
is injustice 70 remain for a single hour ?"
= Wiltiam PIT, I77o.
s"SIaveryis dominion and system Of
laws the most merciless and tyrannicsl
that we've ever tolerated upon the face Of
the earth. "-Dr+P atey. 1880.
Those are men-stealers who abdus
keep, sell, or buy slaves"-Grotiss, 4.
d. 1850. .* p 'ss'' - 80 2 s%..
"Slasery is unjust in ito nature."-E
Stiles, Precedent Of Yale College, 1871.
Slavery is, in every instance, wrong,
unrighteous and oppressive, a very great
and crying sin. "--SamHel Hopkins. i776
Slavery is made up of every Grim.
mat trsaehery, cruelty and murder can
invent; and men-stealers are the yery wors,
thieves. - RoaeLand Hill, Il 90
Slavery is injustice which no consid..
ratlons OF policy can extenuate. ',-B i,ho,
HOrsLey, sl785. \ ~ sE,stE&AI
.5soSE1 q =. : - -. ). - -
The LETTERS or CoIMmnr.s- T.,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14

THE LETTERs or CoIMmsu.--F.,,
dnand Columbus says. that his father
Kept the letters in which he was broueh,
home, hanging up in AN apartment Of
ms house, as perpetual memorial Of
NATIONAL ingrattnde. and, when he died
ordered them TO be buried in the same
grave with himself. = :
MEaoIRs OF MDowALL.-Tbi. long
expected volume has at length made IL
appearance-and will, undoubtedlv b.
sought with eagerness by thousands, 10
whom the nanre Of the subject of the me.
NOR Is fimiliar. Orders sent 10 the pub.
llshers, Leavit, Lord & Co.," or TO our
ohee' will Be atten led 10 inmediatsly.-
Adc.of MoratR eform. ~ =.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-14

MARYLAND REFoRM.-The republic
ans Of Maryland have carried the prrea,
objeca Of their exertions for years-a re-
form Of the constitution Of that State. byI
which representation and population will
be equalized. The ref5fni bill has passed
both houses Of the State Legislature.
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Sefertfs -9Wfdufe.

4raft mterIhieclid,er aus Der Court bon
Common Ileds bon 2edNa @auntD ail MIDI
acrid,teter ftriftld,er Sefeble pom Senoities
nj grpcnas, lcn Sffentlidl perifeigert pcrocn
all ocm Soaufe prn Daniel Oauemail, in
Seicrlberg 1aHnId)ip, 9eha @auntD, Dons
nerfag ben 1Sten October, I'M 10 llbr Bore
mitta9S,
Gin 9elpiTer Stri6 %. Stiif Sanb,
lieaenc in neirelber9 IaunId,ip, ecta @auns
~, itcseno an Qano bon Giccr9 Der, 9Sils
liam gSebr, Daniel SenlIn9cr, Daniel pee
ter uuo anbere; cntbalteno dd,t uno adltsi9
sider, mehr ODER ,peni9er, netIt 3u9abc-rors
auf erribtet 1T
Gin slpeiffpfiSteS ffeinern 8irtbS.
baus, cin einltbfi9tcs ltcncrn gBcbnbaus,
Elm 9roses fteinern Srennbaus, cine 9re6e
lfeinerne SdwciSersSdleuer uno ein grc6er
Srdnn Sdeb.-Dae eano lit gut 9e,pdf1ert
uuo nit Socls NIB 9Bie1enlanb aebGrig perles
ben. @s it ein gutter 9lepfelsS lsSaum9arteH
auf benz plase uno niefeblenbes JSa6er in
0i6bren por Der Thure. Gin9eSc9cn uno in
@recuticn gencmneu al5 baS @igentbum bon
9Stlliam Sen itermdd1er.
Oee9leit,en Sreita9s ben 19ten Gag De-
tcber, an benz NauIe ocu Scbn Seiberliu9,
in epnnpille, cine 9eipiiic
9SobnllnG @rulplflif uno Str;cb
Qanc, liesenb in epnn Gaunlhip, eedba @auns
to, grinSenb an Qdnbcreien bon SareS Snys
Der, Daoio SnDocr, SocnrD Snppcr, Scbu
@rim unb anoerer, enthaltenb Elm bunbert
unb pier unb oicrSi9 9ldcr, mehr pber wenls
ger, nit Der 3u9abc, pen fpelden fllnf,ebu
9lder Sclslano iine. @rrihtet 1T carauf
Gin 9ute6 einifofi9teS g(cfbaus,
Elm 2raputemcinbrennerei, Gin Selccrbaus,
eiu gut Sprin9baus, cine 9rree Sd,meiSers
ftener uno cinen pferrefaa belcneers.-
Cine CUTE @o6er.Suelle tefueet fth nabe
an ber Shilre, uHo Gin gutter 9lepfel. Saums
garteu beftubet iTd, ouf Dem plase. las @is
9cntbum III 9lciffaa6 gut nit 98aser peries
ben. @ingesc9en uno in @recuticn gcupien
ala caS @i9eutbum bon Sonas 8 bert.
Dc69lcidleu AM Somitdac, ben 20ifCn Sag
Sctcber, all ecm Nauie BON cSaccb Soageus
budh, @afhpirtb in Ger Staet 9luentaun,
SSacob Sa9enbu6, S6erif.
9tGentauu, Sept. 10. uq-bo.
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Oefentltebe 2Senpu.

Ireitaes, ben 2ten 9lcsen,ber, nddifens,
I'M llbr 9tahmittagS ipI am Sauie bes
Serifcrbenen SacDb wend, in
SbersMdforb 2aunId,ip, eeda Sauntp, anf
bffentlid,cr Seubu Serfauft iperben:
Cine f6debare Dlantal6e
bcs beIasten 8crtorbenen; scle9en III ocrs
beIastem IaunItip, 9rdusenb an eanc BON
cspbn Sdwend, Sobn Diilinser, Sacob Geie
unb anoerer entbaltem ~ 9lcter mehr poer
wcniger; un9efdtr 35 slfer capcn flnc ppm
beten Gaitanien SoolSlanb uib ba6 ibert9ite
Sousunb Sdwarlm eanb. Garauf befilt>
bet I'D, eit 9eraumi9es Slcfs9Sobnbaus
uuo SlcdsSdener, Elm Sprin9bauS ilber cine
enefcblenbe Sprin9, NIB Shmictidap 70
ipie aud Elm Saum9arten II. {. 10. Die Be-
btn9ungen Iolten am SerfaufSta9e befannt
9enlad,t rmb setiibrenbe sluflpartun9 9e9eben
wcrten bon
Sen Grben.
Setcber 10. *3nl
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Sbcntas G5tnftllJer,
SUPPER Sefell> unb 8edl6mibt in
rer StaSt 9lllcntaitn.

Senad,ritti9t feline Sreunbe uno cin oes
ebrteS publifum ilberbarpt, oa6 cr bic cbi9e
@cfdldfts nod INNER all feinem nltenStauo,
in Der SamiltcnIStraBe, ,cini9e Ghilren cbers
balb Selfribse uno gSiIicns Stpbr fcrtbcs
treibt-allpc CT
9(lle 9lrten SranntireiilsSe6el uno
foniti9es 6upfer9eihirr ocn jeber Senens
mng anf cas @efd,mafpeuite uno Oauers
baftelfe perferti9et, peld)es CT willeus 1T gu
billi3en preiien gu ocrfaufen. Serner bat er
100 neue Sefen bon allen Scrten
erbalten, bic er su ben niehri9iten preiIen
su perfaufcn gefonnen lit. Ter b6ctife preis
fpirc fur aItcS @iien unc gns sesebcn.
StanlD'S patentirte 6oatarp Sofs
Sefcn, ;u Den philadelphia preilcu.
9ludl bait er INNER
Sfenrpbr uno Sronlmclm
mo fertisss SledoeId,irr bon jcber Seneus
nung aIlf SNano, ipeldieS aIle6 CT ipoblfeil
perfanfen ,pire.
Gr it baufbar fir Die aus9eecbnte 9ufs
munternnq Die er biSber III rieien @efhdfs
ten gencGcu bat uno bcfft, burd cine 9enaue
Sepbadtun9 iciuer @eIbdftes.pHitbten unb
biaige preife, cine Scrtbauer Der @ewrgeas
belt ieincr Sreunce unb eef bfentlihen @unit
.u 9cnieeen.
Sli S9 r bci 4, Die Su eiefen @efh6fs
ten 9chfrt, rpirb euf bic fiirscite 9luseige unb
Su ben allernieorqifen preiieu pcrrid)tet.
sIltes &npfer, Wcliing, 3inn, Slci, nimmt
er cnt,peeer i'll Stu6taulh fir @aorcu pber
oc9cn baar @elo an uno besablt ben btditen
YreiB rafir.
SbpmaS @infinger.
9Illentaun, Sept. 10. na-3M
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QlenDer fir 1889.

Ite iinteritt1riebenen baben ciuen 8
Der nit pbi9em 3itcl fir bas ndhte
9ebruft. Herfelbe entbdlt au6er ipas b
,pohnliden eeutIheu Calender enttalten,
bic Stnnbe lpenu jebesmal Der Meno ii
anperes SHimmelsSei6en tritt, Die Scr
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