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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19

oANoI UT TIE
Brandretlliasa Method
OF Curing Disease,
From '0hdfe0sr cause arising (aN- ending
IN The same Effect. e.. producing
impure Blood and Fluids j, -.
1cifh one, and -.
ONLY ONE MEDICINE:
The eapability of which has been fully proy.
cd, beyond the power of maligniiy, s
Ia envy, or malice 10 gansay. -.
ENlRSTLY.-P4 Pain cannot exist bni from COR
"a RUPT HUnORS being seated in The identi.
cal part where the pain is experienced. These
corrupt hnmors, when IN sufficient quantity TO
overnower the principle Of life, are the positrs
cause Of death.
IL is solemn truth that corruption terminates
the existence OF all created beings the Importance
OF its speedy removal from the body, when by any
cause has accumulated, is therefore self evident
as not only heath, but EXiS1ENCE being abso-
ln'ely endangered by its presence.
Let us then acknowledge that the only sure
means OF preventing and curing disease, is the
spccdy removal of corrupt humors from The body
Disease being only another nane for corruption
and corruption, or corrupt hunors being identified
in all cascs ,npvrity If Hood
Secondiy-PURGA7IVE MEDICINE, when
rcsorcd 70 in season, that is, while there is suf6.
cieni vitality remaining in the system, will remove
corruption; thus the blood is pur. fed thus chronic
nhrmlties and premature death are preve nied:-
thus, those whose lives of the utmost in,por.
lance 10 theirconntry and llnies are often saved
The importance of this discovery of curing dis
ease, after ages will do justice to; Dr. Benjamin
Brandreth will not then be STYLED an "ignorant
pretender. fnt that will neither please nor offend
lin; in the rectitude of his own acts in the dniet
Of his own conscience, is his reward.
Tho great, The immortal Bacon saws, "Tt is i'm
possible to calculate how mahy days might be ad-
ded to the life of man, by tho occasional use Of
pnrging medicines ,that their effect upon the human
frame is the same that pruning trees has upon Them.
The excresences are removed, and new stimulus
is created. That when constant exercise cannot
be used from any the occasional use Of open.
ing medicine is absolutely required Thus, the
condus of the blood, the fountain If life are kept
free from impurities hich would prevent its steady
current minisering health Thus. morbid humors
are prevented from becoming mixed with it. 1t is
nature hich is thus assisted through the means and
outlets viii ch she has provided for hersef'
With such authority as this before us, we may
indeed use the expression,
~ CLEANSE and purify The Body.-n
The application of the principle Of purgaton
being allowed to be one Of the greatest utility in
the cure and prevention of disease, it is Of tho
greatest consequence to ascertein what medicine is
capable of producing the desired effect, in the east
est, and at the same time in the most effectua
manner; and
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19
ANDROSCOGGTN BANK.

YENHE Animal Meeting of the Stockholders of
"a the Androscoggin Bank, will be held at their
Banking house in 1opsham, on Monday the seventh
day of October next, ut two o'cocl in the offer
noon, for the choice of five Directors for the year
ensuing and to such other legal business as
may come before them. JOHN COBURN,
TonsEam. Sept. II 1S39-3v % (ash'r.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-19

STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN SIS. To Wm. w. Patfen,, of
Topsham, one Of the o,oners in said Mil,
mentioned an the foregoing application.
You are hereby required in the name of the State
of Maine, to notify and warn the owners of said
Mill to meet at the time and place, and for the pur-
poses mentioned in the foregoing application.
Given under my hand and Seal at Topsham, this
18th day of Sept. A ID 1889.
NATH'L GREEN, Justice Peace.
All persons interested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. Vim. ". PaTTEN.
Sept. 10, 1889. 3w25s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
TO PREPARE SEED WHEAT.

1t is of vast importance, brother farmers,
that your seed wheat be well prepared be-
fore sowing, if you would avoid smut. 10
this end, first of all procure the largest,
ripest and dryest seed you can find. now
take, say half bushel Of it at time, and
turn into tub Put clean water enough
TO cover it. In with both hands, and wash
it like faithful washerman. If you have
a rough stick to stir it violently, SO much
the better.-Drain that water of, and put
in more clean water Wash it again, and
continue the operation, ill all the chaff,
light kernels, oats, foul stuff and dust are
turned off, and the water appears as clean
as when you turn it in Thus go through
with all the half bushels you have to sow :.
So far, so good. Now make a pickle as
salt as you would for fresh pork in summer,
and after putting all the wheat Into one
vessel, if you have one large enough for it,
turn in the brine till it covers the wheat.
There lei it lie two Or three days. Just
before You are ready TO SOW, drain off the
water, and add Stacked lime enough to
cover all the grains and separate them from
each other. 1t can then be scattered from
The hand conveniently, in the act OF sowing
If you do not do this, or something else in
equal failhfulness, reflect not upon Provi-
dence, nor complain Of your land next fall,
if you then harvest smutty wheat.
Me Cultiyator
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Fire. We learn by a gentleman from
New Castle, that the dwelling house of Mr..
James Jones in the town of Bristol, about
two miles from Damariscotta Bridge, took
fire on Wednesday evening last and was
wholly consumed. At the time the fire
was discovered, the wind WINS blowing very
high from the northwest, and4it was only
by the most energetic eAertions that the Cit
liens were enabled to save his furniture and
barn. The house was nowly built, and had
been occupied but short time.
TI.incoln Patriot.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Money is so scarce in New Orleans that
where two dollars meet their owners are
OBLIGED to Introduce them to each other,
they are such strangers,
So far as or pockets are concerned they
seem to have Il most uuacconntable dislike
to each others society. We have never
been able to prevail on two such gentlemen
to come in at the same time
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Expedition 10 Oregon. The St. Louis
Republican of the 9th inst, says The
steamer Antelope, owned by Pierre
Chouteau, Jr Esq, and under the COM
mand of Edward L. Chouteau, both Of this
city, left this port yesterday, with several
scientific gentlemen among whom are
Mons. Nicolet, Of the Academy Of Paris,
and Lieut.. Freemore ofthe Typographical
Engineer Department at Washington also
about IL clerks and 100 hands, laden with
articles for the supply of the trade. The
corps will be conveyed some distance above
the mouth of the Yellow Stone river, as
far as the water will enable the boat to as
cend, probably distance exceeding two
thousand miles above the mouth of the
Missouri. The boat is expected back in
about three months. The company left in
good spirits, and we trust, the faiigues,
trials and suiferings attendant on such an
expedition, will not be endured without a
fair recompense. This whole company is
in the service ofthe American Fur Compa-
ny, which sends like number to the
Mountains about once in two years, the
lime usually required for the excursion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
SPIKES. SPIKES.

rgYlIB Subscribers, agents for the Troy Ir5n anu
l. Nail Factory, have constantly for sale COM
nlete assortment Of BURDENS PATENT M
PROVED SHIP and BO.dT SPIKES, and
prog MIL s, of all sizes from 3 TO 10 inches
These So kes are made in Machine, from the best
of Iron. l7hey are uniform in appearance, very
tough. and thei adhesive qualities aie much greater
than any hammere1 Spike. They can be drove m
TO most kinds Of wood without boring. inc great
demand for these Spikes within few years. for
Rad Roads and other purpotes, and the general sat
isiacon they have given, is snicc't proof Of their
superiority over all others Ihe prices are also less
than for other Spikes, which is mother nn'acemeni
for those who use the article to purchase those.
SMITH & BRYANT,
No. G5 proad Street, BOSTON,
Poston, April loth, 1890. lind
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
Lincoln Patriot.

Steam Packets. tits stated that con-
tract has been made between the British
Government and mercantile house of high
standing, to convey the mails by steamboat,
from England to Halifax, and from Halilax
to Boston, once fortnight, for the sum of
sG55, 600. The contract is for seven years,
and the frs; boat is TO leave Liverpool ON
the LIST Of May, 1910.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

The Bostonians held a meeting on Satur-
day on the subject of the intended Steam
navigation between Liverpool and Boston
via Halifax. The Boston Advertiser says
that the distance from Boston to Liverpool
is nearly day of steam navigation shorter
than from New York, and the deviation IN
touching at Halifax is very trill'ng
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

For Fishermen. The Boston Atlas states
that the fishermen, shoresmcn and packet
masters of Provincetown, have abandoned
The practice of selling fish III the II IDS.
to the quntal, and adopt the legal weig ut
100 lbs. to the quintal; this is to take ell
feet on and after the first Of MaysneAt'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

EEeA small detachment from the civil
force now on the disputed territory, sue
ceeded one day last week in capturing five
trespassers and their teams. The prize,
however, was Immediately retaken by a
party of armed blue noses. So the story
goes
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

srPIt has been well said that in order
TO have carried out the principle pracised
upon by Strickland, Gov. Fairfield en-
Strickland $ arrival at Augusta should have
started in person post haste for Washing
ton.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Avoid areuments with ladies--in spinning
a germ AMONG sjlkS and satinS, man is sure
10 be aoorsted.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Mr.. Cooley Grattan has been appointed
40 the office of British Consul at boston.
lie is the author of Highways 81 Byeways,
and Of several other popular works.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

The Princess Charlotte Bonaparte,
daughter of Joseph Bonaparto, died at
Sarzanne, Italy about the beginning of
March
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

The ice has departed from the Penobscot
river, and navigation is free to Bangor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

The Great Western. The berths in this
steam ship with the exception of two, were
engaged for the return trip before twelve
o'clock on Monday.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
ASSESSORS NOTICE


q w assessors q NC town d Bath hereby
e'1e }'p.i4a' - 'l,o ieaei1an's ana an oiii'f
Pf,T,"s Ht'o ~ pa! '"Ats u fsld own, mat they
Wltoe III session 9 me cunning teem OF u So
"a On i'oip'" WHIT iil,bl pflpck 10 u ~
~ ana from Z % o'ffk-f. ~ ortte list, Cd.
ana % aAts - biy HeA' ara no longer, to receive
ne anu perfect ISIS fonofihat'i |" iaw--3f THEN
i',s ana o. aii Helf ffl" eetA real aud pcrsol.
y, including prop tary = aus ana estates n trust
which they respectively owned or were possessed
~ on thh lfsl CAV o. h9ny ie93-
ne 9lioNing seh'nla4a iniN serve rs a iorms
GUNNER oi ipisNni q wars and upw"ns
descriptions aud rIst Nal1e af real esialr either
~ thnr own fts or the sd II eilies, improved
' D Dc. .ii'o4ea and ao,0 -, :. .,,.,
'>ust ~ onaf"lse' including all monies ~ Interest
GUfe 'a'i l'y pay interest Tor aud al other deb's
cue " t'9' '13ie oa'' u'lJ arc ldehied for; mon
ies OF az SINGS on na'id public securities Of al
SORTS 'i - ~ sso'N' an sif'a OF property ~ any
'h''fP'r - qtoaP -ny '' q ~ e lnfnrke feaf
~ 'Ulai: or ai'7 ~ my ohef incorporated crit
amy poss' s,'a '"&ep'e II perry, according 70 tie
J"', Ah'uo s5,fe9s.
N'ouat oil al GOO, wares ana merclinndize =
wy o'lIt s.9sA ID uad9; )iciaehis ataek enlh9NeA
| "a van ',2eilffs.
tess Is 81 az ki'dS ~ 10 Or abroad, WIN ah
'"F,r cafsoess slerfs and aPpirienapees.
-" pieaslre carriages, horses and mules, and
re- y cl'ae ol ono year OH and upwards 49,
rue tnonnt OF income from my profession, cf'l-
! PJmehl' III ny any anumtY OF iesacy--or qtlhr
source or sAiheh ny trading II sea or land qnilll
"neT Pi"lefiY excepting slch ASS exempted ny law,
me aasessafs also grc nofire, tint when the ass
s'Sients ave completed, HE tax isl viii b1 given
10 me own Collector, and thai eg shall not ic is
''NS",' ~ ne" ule .coihpialilis OF Hose who may
'",S'Nci thhiseWes over taxed and no one las
| ,'5"t , ~ oa'" IN 'na''neht excepting lhosc who
u""" IA 'H ISIS uhHer oath j; or we're nfc ssarily
P'>'"''u yo'H 20 uoihS as contemplated ny laws
a" ri rN''''et Ho'i "i'icn iney suhlhn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

NATURAL REMEDY-Applieo-
bic 10 our ConsfaUions-a end compctem to
care epery Cara6le Diseosc--may De lognd-
an The
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Rev. Fretlcyic freeman, late Episcopal
minister in Philadelphia, has consented to
become Rector Of St. Johns Church,
Bangor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
SEALED PROPOSALS

NMWIII be received by the subscribers until the
w LIST day of May next, for the Carpenter and
Joiner work, p'astering painting and all other labor
necessary, above the foundation, for the building
and finishing Meeting House of the following des-
cription viz: SiAty-ive feet long, forty-four feet
wide and twenty three feet post, with belfry and
spre in the Gothic order The stcepe end to be
sheathed the other part ofthe walls to be capboarded.
TO contain nine windows Of 40 panes each of 10 by
Is glass, the upper sash to be hung with weights.
The inside to be plastered between the studs, and
the ceilii and walls to be finished with Stucco with
n suitable Stncco centerpiece. The floor to con-
lain sixty eight pews to be capped with mahogany. A
Pulpit of mahogany Gallery over The entry.
All the PANEL work to be glued up All the wood
work inside and out, to be painted with two coats,
and well done.
All the work of said House to be done in neat
and workmanlike manner agreeable to a plan execu-
ted by Samuel fletcher, which may be examined
on application to the subscribers, and 10 be compile
ted by the oh day of September next. An the
materials will be furnished by the subscribers.
john HENRY,
BENJAMIN r. Emery.
BENJAMIN STINsoN,
JOHNSON RIDEoUr, SCommittee
RICHARD Il. SMITH,
OLIVER MosEs,
john ELLIOT,
Bath, .Gpril 10th 1889 3w2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

10 The Hon. Nathaniel Gyoion ESQ. Judge.
q Preoate, mit4in and fer The County of
1ancolA-ItEsPEcTFULIY RERREsENTs:
n ICY + DoNNELL. Administrative on the Es I
" 4 tate of Samuel Donnell late of Bath in sid
County, deceased, 7 hat the personal Estate of the
sad deceased is not sufficient by the sum of fourteen
hundred and forty six dollars and eighty three cents
to answer the just debts which, he owed She there
fore prays thai she may be empowered and licensed
to sell 50 much oithe Real Estate of the said de-
ceased Us may be sufficient to raise the said sum
with incidental charges, either at public or private
safe. for Lucy =. DClNNFII
A 4 ATrrts
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

ARRIVALS, CLEARANcEs, &c.
Ar At NOrleans, SIh, ship Levant, fferrck, New
York, 20. Cid 10Th, Brig Bordeaux, Morrison, Bos
ton.
Sailed from Charleston, i5Il, brig Reporter, CIR
new, for Wilmington, NC.
Sailed from Richmond, 18th, sch Wyoming,
Nicktrson, HaowelI.
Ar at Phldelplia 18th, bark Madalinc, Steven
son, Trinidad 20; l9tb, brig Grecian, Lomont. N.
York, 90.
Ar at NYork, 18th ship birmingham, Farnham,
O. Path, Liverpool, Sd ult.; sch Ceylon, Deano,
NOrlcans, II Henry Clay. Chase Machias brig
Sally Ann, Merryman, Matanzas 20 Henry IIol-
brook, NOreans, 20. Cid brig .Massasoit, Trott,
MADEIRA; sch Kenduskoag, Thompson, St Croix;
Susan Ludwig, Martin, Thomaston.
Ar at NDedlord, 18th, sch Edward Kent, Kenne-
bee
Ar at Charleston, 18th, sch Horny A. Breed,
brunswick, Ga.
In Hampton Roads l4th sch Robert & Rowland,
Smalley, 1'homaston for Richmond.
Ar at NYork 10th, sch Freeman, Spear, Thorn
aston.
At Havana 3lst ut brig Charles Thomas, Thomas
uncertain
At Maanzas, 9th inst brig Austin, burlington.
from Proyidenoe, discharging sch Providence
Edgcomb, do
April ~, lat 80 26, lon 7210, sch Caribbean, Of
and fiom Ihomnston for NOrleans
:, April 4 lat 81 Ion 791.2, slip Lond, n, Paon,
NOrlcans for Liverpool.
April Z lat. DO f,2 Ion 3D. passed sch Mechanic
of Radoboro', steering NNE.
Sch Mary of and from Thomaston, bound South
with lime. went ashore at DIuskeeget, near Nantuck-
ct, on Wednesday last, filled with water, and took
fire. The vessel and cargo is total loss sails,
rigging, cables and anchors saved.
Bark Harriet, 1rot, (of Rath) from .Nontevides
r.. N.-t-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

Great Fire at Ogdensbnrg. On Tues
day night, about o'clock, fire broke
out in barn behind Haskins' old Tavern
in Ford street, which in its progress de-
stroyed the Bank, the Post Office, and a
large portion of the business part OF the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
iTEAa,E1! Ha0!I!T

rES II 4 subscriber XIII fnrnish fanilics with new
R milk every mornlng beginning May ist.
Families wishing 10 be supplied viii please leave
their names with OTIS Kin.bs Bath on before
The 20tli:nst. NOAH ROGERS
Woclwieh, Aprii 9Th, 3w2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25

All the buildings on both sides Ford st.
between Isabella and State streets, one
side Of State street 10 Green street, one
side of Green st. to Isabella ST. and one
side of Isabella to Ford ST., including Post
Office, Ogdensburg Bank, Dry Goods
Stores, IA Grocery Stores, ! Tavern.
The whole loss is estimated at about
100000.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
FOR SALE !

FOEa 81 lie
Acres of good land three miles from
Il Bath and live from Brunswick Vilhge. Q he
lot contains a beautiful growth Of Pine Timber.
suitable dollhouse FRANCS aud Aqncduct l.oas.
There y good site fora Hnyern on tbs Lot. il
being a the junction oitIier roads from Brunswick
to the Bay Bridge to Ball, and near ihe house Of
Mr. James Ham.
For further particulars arpyte
JOS. McKEEN.
Brunswick Jan. 10, 1899, awo
ALsO-3 House Lots On Grcen X Fod Streets
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
MARINE LIST
PORT or BATH.
ARRIVE

ARRIVED.
.aprl 18th, sch Abcore, Marshall, Thomaston.
10th, sch Planet, Robinson, Roson.
sch Olive Branch Cornish, Boston.
sch Alice, Myrick, Boston.
sch afary, Sturdivanr, Gloucester.
Gpril 2lst, Brig Mcclellan, -Larrahee Havannah
via Boston.
brig Talleyrand, Flitner N. Y
sch Margaret, Williams, Savannah
sch Texas, Small, Portsmouth
sch Hunter, Briggs, Boston.
sch Carssa, Beals, 81
Brig Baltic, Brookings *
April 22d, sch North Star, Ham Savannah, Ga,
sch Orient, Webb, Boston
sch Dresden, Lindsey, do.
sch Deborah Dragdon, do
sch Wiscassct s. Boston Packet, Pur
ington, do.
April 23d sch Octavia, Page, n York.
sch Gull Barbarieh, Portland.
SAILED =
April 2lsf, brig Lincoln, Smith, Cuba
brig James, ,nillay, Guadaoupo
sch Arab, Rroadstreet, Mobile.
CLEARED
April 23d, brig augusta, Perkins, Harannah.
PORT OF BOSTON.
Ar at Boston, 18Th, brig Acenus, SkolfioId. N
Ofleans 18th, sch Post Boy, Beas, naliowol =
sob, bark George, Bedford, (of 1homaston) New
Orleans; bark Fairfield Cuts, fof Gardiner) Mo-
bile 3Jst brig Ciarissa Ann Bartlett. (of Bath
i,aDsna 2Sl uli brig Lancet, Clark, (ofCamden)
N0rleans brig Majestic, tof 9holnaston) fines
do brig Tom Paine, (of do) do; brig Voltaire
Sleeper, (of do) do; brig virginia. fof dos Jor.
dan. do; brig Mssssippi Sheffield, (of Bath) do.
brig ilokomok, Tallman, (nf Waldoboro) do; sell
John Murray, (of Cas,ine) Deveraux, jacmel :
sch Waldo, Carrie, (of BeIEisi) Matanzns, sch Cas-
pan Ryan, York River, Va; sch Womomonogus
sob
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-25
nj AR

In This Town on Wednesday last Georganna
Daughter Of MIR Stephen Berry aged II months;
On Friday last child of air George Moulton
aged months;
On Saturday last Mrs Sarah wife oc Mr. Nicholas
Mooney aged 30 years.
In Wesipon February 9th James Heal Jr aged
l6 years i mos lG days.
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DER HNtt5fi:ger.
OeHelltlieher 2serfailf,

@S 'rll anf Hfcntfti,cr VerltciAeruna
osrf1uft pereen an, Nreitua oea l7ten Sc,
tctcr ndd,ttns, HIN llbr 9iasbnittass auf
Dem Ylase Icltit
Die lbasbare Sausrei ,pelebe Der Inter
lbrsbene ieet bempbnt,
9cleacn tlci(mtiie il, Gjfsnaebb, uno thcis
ipsiie iii lopr6bam Iaunittp, MrntsrmerN
@auntp, an Der 2aunldiplsin cccr 9s>tlid's
ifraIt, ctte Uteile POM hrci Conn YEirthsa
baus, Hro eit nno cine balbc Wftilc rom
Spritsban6 @irttShnus,
Gntbalttno I65 Ndcr,
ctipa ;,p5lf obcr oierjehu 9lcfer tapcn lIne
5,r!ilaHn, pa6 itbri9e 1T @aulano mn nrrs
3l,gljth n1tltrlithcr Sua!itat in bcbem Stan
DC Ger Gultur.
Ntt Scrbchcrlln9cn finb, ein
499xsA grrt unb beqltcm Mcbnbuu5, ,;lrei
sss:hAs tied hcd,, nit einer arriltn S,als
ssl.ssa ssl:sssss2sa { nno orel Stllhcn anf cen erltrn
Slllr, lett,5 anf oen, stpeitcA, Gin 9rcB uno
heqHcnc6 SprInabaus nit alien &tnrit,s
tltnaen FIR Cit au6aencbntc3 Dtld,acfthdft,
cine Srpile Sdeuer 6S bel SO SUP, nit hlls
lin9lid,er StallnRg fir 25 Sti,bc,m Sd,pe
pen. Sarafen Hnb onbcre Mctrnqetinne !;
9reiltr Sahni9art'n nno piclc peridieceue
anoere Otitsdllr1e. Eas rbi9e @igcntbum
blrtet icDcbt III SointId,t Der natilrlit1eu
Gite bes Srbeus ais feniti9cu BerbdltNiie
fen mshr Grrtbellr car als clne5 III ieiusr
9iadhtaritl)aft, briaabe ale Seloer habeu
9&afer uno ilno III ejiligeu cSalren fart
acfdlft; Die Scnien ilno III gntcm Stanes,
lle belfchen arrbten GbciiS aus }fritens II.
auten Ntegelfruieu pic ans benz telten Was
terlat III Der 9eaenpdrti9cu 3eit aaf9tmattt
iIno.
&1ufaiti9c Tac cin9elaeen ncr ccm 9crs
fdl'fstase a'ljHrufen. lliltreitiye6 9tet)t
miro sc9cbcn.
aHfpartnn3 NIB Seoiuounocn YpM
Otorrls Nenrrie.
Septemter "a. 5m.
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tsrlanes, unp 9lautsn llt per(dlsrn Su ftnncn,
tae Il; sasjsnise, Mis- lie bier iuten (nems
li,b frsis Htlislensssus't,n9) in unlcrsr
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tsS fneep werrtn.
Mub railirtsn mitSsr 1000 Hwme9tr (ser
s,rsits SranepcrD auf ibrsm 2@t9e nab Sal.
nris am lsgtsn Grnntn9 bier tnrd.
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hcimlld Ycn mir entferute uno in lanacr
3eit nid,t5 pen lid, horen lies, ic fcrctcc
itt ec=ielben bisrn,it auf, inncrbalt rrci
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euns ppn ibm natluden.
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9eborue 6cttericb.
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