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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
lean MARIE FARlNA,s COLOGNE WATER

TEAM MARIE FARlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
y cases mere Of this superior Cologne water, Just
received aud for sale by the dozen single bottle.
Also AMERICAN and French toilet powders, powder
rus and boxes shaving md toilet soaps cosmetic wash
balls, milk Of roses, cosmetic cold cream, extrac
musk, kephnl,a, Wards vegetable hair oil, pomatum
Pres 's Salts Marseiles perfmery III trunks vegeta.
bic I'd liquid rouSs Chlorine and Orris tooth wash.
CLOTH hair tooth, n and flesh brushes; together will,
combs and ewey for sale low at wholesale or retail
by SIMMONS, HARTT SEQ,
ju!y6 70 Chartres street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

A NDkEM SMITH & Co, respectfully inform
their friends and the public in general, that
they occupy the new brick shop, 2l9 Tchoupitoulas
st1est, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Fin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description,
tuch as copper stills. kettles and pumps, tin bath
ing tut and q" cans. of all and sizes, and all
other brass casting done at shortest no,ics.
Grato bars Of every description, such as steam.
boat strrups. hog chains. bolts, AMI other
kind ofsteamboat work, such as chimncys breech.
o., steam pipes.
hey will also do all kinds of out door work,
such zinc. copper and tin roofing and gutterng,
DC. They above aud all other kinds OF work in
their line Of business, they will execute al the
eh0Stesi notice, dec27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

William Smith tenders his services to the CHI.
Gems OF New Orleans as teacher of the piano
fore. Mr. having been employed several wear
as teacher of music in private families in b ,s,on
and ais" at several Of the female scninarics in il
vicinity, cannot but hnpe meri, their confidence
He is permitted to refer to Rev DR. Clo,p, Messrs
stels,n Avery. Henderson e. Gaines.
For terms. sc please apply al the book store oil
Aicxahder luwer, ~ camp 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

L trgs 10 express his grateful thanks to the p p
lie, for the liberal supper, ha has received since
commenced business in this city. Being soe pro-
pretnr Of tbs seed store, n Common street, he Is
rot and never was agent Tor any northern seed
vender; neither is he connected with any house in
this country-but he assures the public tina, his
connections in every department of the seed bus,-
ness, in the different countries of Europe are equal
to that Of any house in the United S,a,es. He i'm.
ports s,eds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and see tsen in France,
Holland, England, Scotland aud the no iherl
ststes-undi il will all tines be his Interest," as il
is his study, 10 receive, in addition to his present
stock large ar ivaIs Of every descriptions really the
growth ot 1885; also, engratted fruit IRE 6, OF all
k'nds. The public may rely on finding iuIi as
sottment OF every nr,ce in the seed line, OF genu-
isu quality, and imported direct by
= z.l'= - =s'S W.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

noiLE II MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
~ Painters, No CaroH,lee street, two doors from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

July 3-The Grand Jury were sworn in. and re-
ceved the usual charge from his Honor the Record
er. The following is list of the grand inquest
John A. Stevens, foreman; James A. O'Reilfy. Phi
lip Hoffman, Enoch Dean, George Lovett, Jacob A.
Westerveh, Albert Journay. James Van Nostrand.
William Barnes, Timothy Whttemore, Townsend
Ravens, Archibald Morrison, Jonathan Ogden, John
Brewer, Walter Pickett, Isaac Ostrander Charles
b. Tappan, John Clendening and Obadiah Holmes.
Cornelius Donovan and John Regan, a couple of
bull-headed lrishmen were put To the bar charged
with assaultng John NJ Belden and John A. Russell.
1t appeared that few Sunday Evenings since
Becen and Russell were standing the stoop Of
gentleman's house in the city, in company with
ladies taking leave of the of the house to whom
they had been paying friendly visit, when the pri
soners came up and made indecent observation to
the ladies, whereon the gentlemen of course, gen.
tlemen were compelled to resent the outrage. This,
however, they did calmly and peacefully and with
due regard to the sanctty of the Sabbath; but the
prisoners thought they only joking with them,
and one Immediately crushed beautiful new white
satin hat, which one Of the ladies wore, with his
shoulder of nation fist This was too much for the
patience Of the gentlemen and they gave the prison
ers some more hard words and then the latter fell on
Messrs. Russell and Belden, with the intention of
knocking them down, and in the foray, of the
gents actually had his breeches anputated from his
unfortunate body. At length alderman and a con-
stable were sent for and they secured the prisoners
The jury, under the charge Of the Court, found
them both guilty.
And the court ad iourned to Friday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
Private Correspondence.l
HAVANA, END June. 1899


JANIS G.. BENNETT, Esq.-
Dear Sir-At this season there is a dearth Of news
The French squadron has sailed for home. IL was
grand sight to see Admiral Baudins flag ship towed
out by ONE ofthe steam frigates, and shall feel
proud when my native country shall have such yes.
sells in these waters and hope they may take pattern
from these vessels, and, Yankee-like, make every
possible Improvement on them; although do net
see much chance Of any room for inprov ement, as
these vessels are fitted to be able to unshp
their paddles in few minutes, and reship them as
soon, II needed which must make great saving in
cembustiblcs, particularly in these seas. We have
now no foreign vessels OF war here, except small
English schooner. Our American squadron does not
visit rs often. The most frequent visits are from
English men Of war cruising around the islands.
IL 10 said that our former superintendent, the
Count a Vilamieba, is TO be renstated in his employ
and that some removals are to be made in our Gus
tom House. The last news from Spain was more "a
vorable to the cause of the Queen, and from every
appearance the disastrous war will soon end.
Some have been thrown into CONSERVATION here by
prophet who has declared that this Island to be
consumed on the 9th inst. Many are confcssing
their sins, and our Priests have hard time Of it,
The prophet, understand, is in prison, awaiting the
day; and II his prophecy does not prove true, Of
course will be Punished but II true he will share
the same fate with the rest but the better part OF
the community do not give crcdcnce to his ssscr.
tions, we hope for the best; and if not burnt up
will let you know by first opportunity after the 9th
am aware we are bad enough; but this burning is
worse death than even scaldng by blowing up Yam
kee steam boat.
II is quite warm here--hcalthy for the seassn-the
rains are constantly falling the just and unjust,
and the coming crops look well. Our Island under
the present government cannot but prosper. The
improvements OF our city in progression and al
though the accessions to those "who get out stone"
are sot so numerou. as when the great Tacon com.
menced operations here, still we suppose he picked
up most Of the rogues, and that the others thought
Ut 20 reform, or at any rate keep quiet. Thus far
Captain General has " followed in the footsteps
Of his predecessors" and as now have the ROYAL
audience established here, criminals can be sooner
brought to justice than when they could appeal TO
the audience at Principe, some 400 miles off,
You are aware that we have no temperance socie-
ties, no reform societies, nor any other societies
here; and OF course every reforms himself; vet
you would be surprised 10 the order and quetudc
that reign; and may safely say that there are
villanous acts committed IN NewYork in one week
than here IN one year This, my opinions proceeds
from our not having any party strfss in politics, nor
in religions and finally have Of those locofocos
but every thing that i IN any wav useful 70 the good
Of the community Is allowed TO be published. Even
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

every now and then you may find in our pavers
a long paragraph on the Morus Multicaulis-
cuttings can be had TO multiply them to an unknowa
extent. have seen specimens of the finest cocoons
here, and our climate is adapted to its culture Land
may be obtained very low in the immediate vicinity
oil this place. and the pastures have not been cut
up into building lots and sold at auction small farm
or farms may be hired with buildings very cheap
Free labor may even be had by the over scrupulous
at about $l2 to $l4 per month You are aware that
in 10 days after puckng the leaves the new ones are
again out, and even in case Of leaving them to drop
off, new ones Immediately succeed Perhaps some
one may be inclined to try their fortune here before
the bubble bursts. Your most obi serv't,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

10 the Fxeel from savannab-w Champion lady and two
children; Nichol lady and child; Copp lady three
children; jerks, lady aad ncice Mrs Carter and ,,ld
Miss vestia, Miss Reynolds, Miss Fuller W T vs.,,,a
Mr. stanley, Thompson, Mann @ Martin w n w;c,in.
1 sully, Mexican, Masters n verstilIer p Mann
MeLouht, Durham, Paper, seey, and IN steerage
IN the Baltimore, IRON Hsrre-R Eug,ne, n Gs,lourd
q Guiloutd, Laroque, Boughton and $50 .,,er,ys
In the Calhoun, from Charcston-Nrs w Inplebv H., w
lnsleby AID children, Miss Cordes Mrs II Smith. MIR.
james, Mrs Holden Mrs Gillen, Mrs Kelly Mrs Oendorf
Miss Berner, Edwards Messrs Osendorf HsrLose.. ser'
ling Mead Benson DR. Qunandon and 10 In The .teerae.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

BEACON CoURsE.-This day the great match.
three mile heats in harness. between the celebrated
horses Dutchman, the victor over Ratler in I'm
% Sec, three mile heats, and Awful as vet uncon-
quored, even In single heat. Previous to which
there will be purse Of 5000, two mile heats under
the saddle, for which three horses are enteredthe
hrst trof to commence at three o'clock To the adj
mircrs Of trottng horses the present announc
is sufficient
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

On the I'd instant, Mrs Eliza Wood Bakewe in The 1ob
year Of her age. ~
On Tuesday morning. I'd instant, Samuel Moore in IN.
SD year Of his age. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

SJ- The demand for paper on Tuesday anu
"Wednesday exceed all former parallel The thou
sands who rere disappointed in procuring an &C"
count of the Presidents visit and procession can
obtain the whole particulars already published win
additions and corrections, in our WEEKLY HERALD
os SATURDAY. Morning at the desk of this Office, Il
Ann street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
M II.

On the lh instant, by the Rev Sawyer Mr. w Ayre
Of Andovtr Henry Co, Illinois, 10 Miss Amir s. daueh,,r az
the late DAVID Platt, Esp Of hi, CITY
On Tuesday AFTERNOON the I'd instant BY the Rev Spring
Mr. Bea amin hege TO Miss Hannah Anderson all Of this
Gil - = 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

SPsRrs OF rnE wEsr.-In one week six muir
derers were acquitted at Port Gibson, Mississippi,
after which the town was burned down. Al Centre
vile, Indiana, protracted meeting Of week wa.
held, at which 81 converts were made and "a dis
ciples-some Of the latter fine young women with
classic busts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

OF III. City Of New York July a. 1889
o. DIvIDEND.-The Directors have this day declared
Dividend Of five per cent payable after 10th Inst Trans
Ter book closed from 81 70 10th inst. inclusive.
ju41 WM ". BIRD eec,v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

COMMON Council, July g.. Monthly Meeting
At o'clock the President and several members of
each board were in their seats and at half past the
clerk proceeded to call the roll, when il appeared
that an insufficient number were present to form
quorum, and the President thereupon declared the
joint meeting to stand adjourned until the first ed
ncsday in August.
Inc president desired the members present 70
notify the absentees that the annual review would
take place in the Park the afternoon Of Thursday
The meeting then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1899.

eo- Today being the 4th Of July, we shall puDnsn
no paper tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

G-f- As the President proceeded down the Bay on
Tuesday, Captain Fitzgerald Of u. d NJ brig Buz-
zard, run the American flag up TO the main, manned
the yards and rigging with his crew, and fired roy
al salute. She presented a beautiful appearance,
with her rigging crowded, and the flashes Of the
guns from her black sides. Capt. +. paid the same
compliment to his Democratic Hghness, that he
would to her most gracious Majesty Queen Victoria,
were she 10 pass him on the Thames.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04


10 THIS establishment. well known 10 the public has
been opes for the reception Of company since the 18th Of june
last II IS deemed only 10 say that the whole e.a
bshnent has been put unusually good condition and every
effort has and will be made 10 maintain the hgb
at possesses and make it desirable placs
fsummer resort than heretofore.
jyi.lm- 4. MARSH, Proprietor
NJ EW MAGAZINE. Noe ready No OF IHE MONTE
~ LY CHRONICLE OF ORIGINAL LITERATURE
Consisting Of Essays Local Sketches NOVELTIES. Tae.
Facct Poetry and Critical Reviews new looks the Drs
m the Fine Arts, NC.
This new magazine will receive the contribution. NJ many
Of The most distinguished writers of day and will be e,c
syely devoted to the interests Of American Literature Term,
four dollars per annun three dollar. f paid in advance
single numbers three shillines each.
Published ~ r. Saunders 357 Broadway, facing Carlton
House. aud 10 De obtaned also, Of the several booksellers in
town ana country Agents wanted for the above. jy4
"A FRENCH GENTLEMAN Of the highest respectable.
ny desires board In private family and would, CON-
rehson instruct any member Of the family in his native
guaee and n ths art Of drawing lie s willing 90 TO the
country he best Of references 10 be exchanged Apply by
Vt'fs '" y = upper rost ONCE. iyf 3teOdF
lIOBOkEN HOUSE, (Hosoken, N. J)-A few NOR,
oearders can be accommodated At the Hoboken House IL
application y made immediately Boacrs have the privilege
~ thst Ferry CHARLES 4. PERRY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

THE BrTERs Brittle Locofoco Common Coun-
Gil hired Castle Garden for 5000 and sold tickets
at 50 CENTS calculating 10 make $1,000 by their sale
They reckoned, however, without their host, and
sold SO few tickets that they lost $1,000 by the opera
ton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

July 3.-Sticking to Princirle-A queer-look-
ing lanky haired fellow, whose name was understood
to be Robert Dawson, brought up before Justice
Palmer, charged with the monsrous bad crime Of at
tempting to hang himself. The worthy magistrate
told the culprt that he very foolish fellow and
asked him II he would repeat the attempt if he were
TO order bis liberation DAWSON at this, rubbed his
eyes, opened his mouth and after few gapes he said
that he lad so far forgot himself to depart from
the political prime iples in which he had been educa-
ted-that of pure and unmixed repubcansm.
he worthy magistrate thought that perhaps the
cuprit had merely become to the political
heresy OF locofocoism, and therefore told him that
he should not despair, but take 10 inform him
sell OF such matters. and asked the poor fellow what
backslIdngs he had been guilty of "Why," says
the accused, when got to reside here in New York.
went to live in King street, and that had such an
effect on my spirits that took to drinking, and at
last determined to commit suicide by way of get
ting rid OF the reproaches Of my conscience" The
magistrate asked him why he did not become tee
totaller. Dawson replied, that "such measure
would be worse departure from principle than even
living In King street, inasmuch his father always
took good strong horn Of grog the last thing before
he went to bed, and he always told his son never TO
depart from either his political principles or yet to
abandon the glass of grog and I.your honor TO
do either the the other, know that either my
institution or my conscience would render me mi
serable for life. The magistrate, on this declare
tion deemed him still to be SUITE ring from the effects
Of liquor and accordingly committed him to spend
the Fourth OF July amid the pleasant groves of
Blackwell's Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

NrBLo's.-There viii be immense gathering of
joyous and happy spirits at the Gardens this even
ing. The festival entertainment is Of the most at
tractive character, and includes the extraordinary
exhibitions OF the Ravel Family grand as cension-
instrumental performance by the band and the most
brilliant exhibition Of fireworks probably ever wit
messed in this country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

Or Miss Jane Shirref and Mr.. Wilson are giving
Concerts in Albany. Miss :. is on her way to the
Springs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04

o. The French and Buenos Ayreans cannot settle
their troubles. Gov Rosss will not accept the
terms Of The French, and Commodore Nicholson was
unable 70 accomplish any thing with the parties II
said that England will mediate.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
9bGnSfiebc sscrldunbnra.

Gie 8erbanoIunsen Der Stem Saiiiiar geis
erlidfeit III Miflnsburg, 9ebt jest in ben
Vcfe Tofc 3citungen bic Runce, Bel ipelder
50 b II Wontefius, ba6 Rit9Iieo bon
jeneni @auntY, gldnste.
@ine 9iebe ioa babel bon linn sehalten
iporoen fein, rpeldle bic niebrigiten 8ertdunts
bun9en se9en @eup. 9litner entbalteL 70
fpie 9e9en Die Ddupter ees Departements,
Sorn- Stepens uuo anbere. Cine slbfdrift
eaecn fam Srn. @ebbart sur Soauc. Gr bes
CAB fIdI su Crn. Montelilis, nnb frug, ob er
Grldubuie CUR 8erSfentlidui9 oicler Hebe
ae9eben babe, ba er pifIe bai falfde Oar,
ifellnngen barin ipdren. nerr NapnteIins
ldugucte, oae er bic Serohfentlidung erlaubt
tabe--pae Die Semerfun9en nurh ben Drus
der cber fpnit jentnnoen perdncert ipcreen
lpdren-bas rpeeer @cuYern6r 9iitner, nod,
irgeno eiu citSeldes Gjlieo pom cabinet q
NJ | 8 3H b M gefpr dl en- b a c,
fpie earin 9emelret ,p;rb-ltuo er 9iebt sl,
eas bad @au;e cine bcsbafte uno fd)dnblide
Serldnmeun9 iei.
@s lit pobl befarnt, baB Die Gatllr nrn.
Ulontelius nibt NIT ben 9ldrBenb(ten @aten
beidenft bat; er 1T neoer Elm Spreder md,
Sdreitee Der en9lilden Sprad)e, ltiio baB
Die 2eoe, tppriu bic @erldumbuneen uno
Sdmdbun9en entbalten fInb, caS prcbudt
BON Spbn S6neiecr poer zines anoern Qofo
Solo 1T, rprldber ibm gum Gater bieIer MAJ
llsloien 9la9riffe 9emadt bat, I'M ibrer pars
tel su eienen. @r ifebt besbalb aIs bas pers
tperfene WerfSeus niebriser 8erIauniber, bic
ild fddmen ibr9efIbt Dor benz publicum su
3el9en, ha. gSir fInb bebcllm6htiat anSlls
Set9en, eae pie 9ansen Sefdulbi9ungen gesen
9ono. Sitner unc ben anbrrn Sodnptern beS
Oeportements BON Sru. WcnteliuS burts
aus t q d. uuo II n 10 a br ftnb.
CNennf. 9elca.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
stSam 1ilfer ,,ub Go.


Die neulidje sluftren9una ber' eofo Ncfe
Ddt9lleeer in unierer Geiessebnn9, nm ilns
fern Staatsfhae su plilnSern, burd, fred,e
'glllfcroerlln9eu all oenlelben, bat eine arcte
9lufre9nna, ielbit unter ben GreunceI Der
9tatlonalsGe9ieriil9, peruriaebt. 9Sir meis
ner bic iIbereadten ScrIdlh9e, ipelde IN
harrisburg 9emadt pcroen Inb, nm Die
glnfnbrer Der "propifpriIhen 9ie9ieruna',-
furS 9.fn9t Die 9lufibrer bes, Wteb's, pber
gum pent9iten biejenigeu, ipelde biele sitr
Sdlanoe ee6 Staats 9eretdenee 8crfbldae
llnteritiiBten, su belpbnen. Olandye uuferer
oernllnfti9 benfencen Sdr9er glaubten ans
tdn9ltd bteie Sadle nidt I; Ge glaubten nibt
oaB fld Elm 9leprdlentant bes 8clfS ftnben
fpltroer Der bieie ernieori9eube Sad)e benz
Nauie ocrSnbrin9eu ild erfredlen iperce. Gee
bod es lit fc, ipie Die eeIer beut ans ben 8er>
banoluu9eu erieben fSnnen. Die lcsteu ges
rihte bon Scdrrisbur9 jeecd) aeben III pers
mntben, eas bieie fegelbaftc 9lnfcrberunaen
nift mebr ipioertclt iperSen fcIleu.
Scl9eneee lit Die 9ite Der 9lnIl,beneeu,
nm fur ben Wicb su erre9en uuo su inter-
Itueen, SeSablun9 Slt erlangen. Gieicni9en
ipeltbe bier in Der 2ite nid)t 9emelcet, 4. 9.
unler jun9e 8arpn Mindbauleu uno anoes
re, idldmen fId enhpeber, tpemn fIe bies ned,
fonnen, pter befpmnien 9lemter fir ibre res
pplutipndre Dicnfte.
CSn ndd,iter 9te. fppllen mir bic Sfamen
Der Wob'S Sseleen uub ibre 9infpreeruuaeu an
cen Staat betannt H,adcn.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
a6nieta 9sicturia nnb syDrter.

llnterl6ieblid1e unnipralild,e 9lneferten
entbalten Die 3eitilngen BON @nelauo qeaeu
bic ilnge &Gni9in Gictcria. YarteisgRelen
1T bierbei aud, i'm Spiele. lBir wpl(cu cics
ielbeli bier nicbt bcfannt MADDEN; eent mir
babelt 9enu9 an unierin 9e9enlpdrtigen Gplls
perncr sa tbuit Der jebeS ebrIid,en Mamcs
9lbideu rno cine 3lllamucnlesuna Don Ses
trlg nno Sreimanrers Git lit uno bleiben
miro, bio ra6 pieoer aiifoeipatbte Splf leine
9tedlte erfennen uno ieiner 9Euree tId) Re,
must iein piro. Geuft surild, ibr alien ges
ippbner pernfilnaniens, cb jenalS cine 2eit
mar, po es notbwcuei9 9eipelen mare niebr
ScrlIdlt srr @rhaitln9 imferer Srsibeit an,
;ulpenoenL als 9e9enpdrtise 98ir mS9en
nit Gcdbt fa9eft, cine SHcroe pcn 9lusipiirflilts
gen Der @enfhbeit, in Sitten uno sluffilbs
run9, nmla9erten Die SNalIe Der @cleegebuna
,lno feeten cine 9eleB9ebung nadl ihrem
98tleu ein! '98as f6nnt Sbr ermartcn ?-
9Sas ipereen bic Solgen fein 2 Ssbcr ebrli,
die Demcfrat, pber Meputlifaner-ja jeoer
freie Rann ipirb 9e9en fcldes Venebmcu
prpteifiren-unb penn er CO nid1t tbut, 70 lit
or eii 8erdd,ter feineS eanbes uno pereieHt
nidlt III einem Sreiltaat su pobnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
1tniere 9lmsfitbtcn umter 9,prtet

E Die Wcb'@efeesebun9 bon pennGls
oanten bat beldlpfIeL s inc Mtllic IL
une 3pet NAL Sunbert e III
ieno { q ler su 5 prosent, 1rsleidj BEL
ben pbllaeelpbier Sanfen sn bcraen!!
C@in gutter Slnfau9). .-Iidlt bel Der 8erein.
Staaten Sanf ,ipelde @cuperr6r fitner iece
slnlelhc, bic Der Stadt bebarf sl 4 prp,ent
anbot. 9tebmi Sbadt ibr 8anern II, Sodnos
iperter, ein abermali9cr @ lftar ertpars
tet eud; ia er 1T nidt mcbr fern, uno er
mtro nod fhnerer fein, bonn bic 9ebelIen
oeS Sdrrisbnr9er Mcbs mollen nid,t ollein
beSablt fein, ioiioern Sdn2urcn qcmiriifras
tlpisSsSoeieen mGifen ibre 80 Silterlin9e ie,
Der emrfai9en.