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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-10
Foreign Markets.

L9Spos MosEr M,hsrr, JuLr 2l-rhe English Funds
dis lay eel more ETmness ia the early part of the day.
soils being quoted at POI to bet this advance
maintained and sales of stock ha ing been effected
by the Bank bros they closed rather heavily at o. sell
lers for the account Exchequcr bills the
yesterday, icing quoted nj 25s. 90 as. prem.
The Railway share nsfss; experienced little alteration
in price to-day but Brm.u CHAM quoted a per share
higher. Amongst the miscellaneous shares observe
some business transacted in those Of the metropolitan
Patent Wood Company which quoted at 81, on which
GeVosf Il appears, OF 81 per share has been pail.
We hear that the Commercial BaHk OF England have
disposed Of the business If Their branches the following
places, viz, Chester, Blackburn, Burslem aad Liverpool
which have been taken by other loca Joint.
hanks The committee o. deputies OF on.-stock banks
London have recey Ell cOmaunc alton from the Chancellor
Ohe ENchcquer, informing them that tho law regarding
embezzlcnsnt by shareholders would be placed the
footing is IN Ireland sgrecably TO their wishes.
and that clause for that purpose wou be introduced
cor1ingy into the bill row before Parliament regulating
The law connected with the rights Of partnership in those
establishments.
Quarterly average Of The weekly liabilities and
the BE Of Engent from the 25th of April 1870 10 the
2ist Of July, 1870, both inclusive:
LIABILITIES. ASSETS
Circulation Gl59jl0N0 Securities, f2l.ss5.nco
Deposits, '5Is.oso Bullion, i,S19Cce
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The East.

REBrLLroE Nv PgRsiA.-The German papers, con
tain ajvicrs from Consianinopie ofthe 18TH June,
which state that Tartsrs had arrived there from L.
pahan with the news thst a rebellion bad broken
out IN Persia, which the shah fqu,d himself total,
unable 60 cape with HE majesiy's elder brother
was said ~ have fed 10 T.heran, while the other
prinees, who were all objects az popu4r hatred IN
account of their extortons were Tying in different
directions.
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LAW PARTNERsHIP.

ANlEL MAYES g. CAsWELL R. CLIFTON
VIII hereafter practice law, in partnership They
sill attend the Circuit COURTS Of Kinds and Madison
Counties regularly those of other Counties in spe
pay cases. when desired. They will give dgent AZ.
ention TO all eases csnfded to their infringement in
ne Superior Court Of Chancery, Federal Court and
Siigh Court Of Errors and Appeals at this place
Their Office is In the heretofore occupied by
N r. Clifton, in the Union Bank
\ JACKSON, February IS, lS40 l3w9
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NOTICE.

I'M Office is hereby given, that in pursu-
LIZ once ofan order oflhe Probate Court of
Amltc County, the undersigned Executor of
the last Will and Testament Of John Nelin. de.
ceased, will sell on Saturday, The 9th day OF
May next, at the late residence OF said decea.
sssed, to the highest bidder on a credit of Twelve
Months, the following Lands belonging to the
ESTATE ofsaid deceased; described Jas Being Lot
Tor Section NUMBER, Township /, Range 8
East; also, Lot or Section Number 6, same
Township and Range East, Lot or Section Al,
Township Number 2, Range East; contain
ling in the aggregate 228 acres, more or less.--
Also--all the personal property belonging 10
said Estate, consisting of Eight Slaves, iogeih-
Ter with Stock Of different kind The purcha-
ser or purchasers will be required togve notes
with approved security.
GILBERT NELlN,
Executor &c. of said John Nelin
Liberty, Miss, March %, 1910. 13w4
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
Wilkinson County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wilkinson County.
PROBATE Court, February Term, 1910.
To all persons interested in The Real Estate Of
Wright B. Orr, deceased, -Greetng.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the Honorable Probate Court of said
at itsnex May term, and show cause
if any you have or can, why the real estate oil
the said Wright B. Orr, deceased, should no,
be sold for the purpose Of paying the debts oil
said estate, to-wit,-a tract Of Land lying in the
county of Wilkinson and State Of Mississippi
and known as lots No. and 8, in Section No SO
Township No. |, Ranger No. 4, West contain
ing one hundred and ninety-two and 7-100
acres
WITNESS the Honorable Francis Gildart,
Judge Of the Probate Court of the
county aforesaid, at the Court House
in Woodvile, the end Monday in Feb
rnary, A, D. 1910.
ISSUED 18th day Of February, 1910
JOHN C. ALEXANDER, elk.
By Thos. w. Hays, D. c.
February a. 1870 2w1o
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ALSO,
HARDWARE, assorted. W..

Screws, sPriggs, Hinges, Tacks, Spoons, Files
hn!ves and Forks,-and Pocket Knives.
!, from 70 cents to $4 90. &c. &c.
Together with great variety, making alto.
gelher one of the best assortments in the conn.
try The citizens Of Amite, Pike, and Wilkin-
son. are respectfully invited to give us call,
as we are determined TO sell goods at reduced
prices.
Plrospect HUI, adams Co., M., Dec. 10, 1889
N. b. All kinds of Mississippi money will
be taken at its value. VISA
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w. II. DILLINGHAM a. JAMES WALKER

W. ii. DILLINGHAM; L. JAMES WALKER
HAVE associated themselves in the practice of the
~ IL law and will attend to such professional matters
rs may be confded to them,--0fices at Liberty in
Amtc County, and Woodville in Wilkinson County,
t which, Of the partners will be found unless abb
ent professional business In of their absence,
Ill business lodged for them in the hands of E. NJ Davis
ESQ.,, Clerk Of the Circuit Court will meet their prompt
attention.
n August 80, 1889. 35yl
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

N pursuance of an Order Of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on Saturday the
4th day ofMarch, | will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises, OH credit OF
One and Two years, the following described
Tract of Land, containing Fifty Acres, the
property of the minor Heirs of Robert L. Dunn,
deceased, lying on a point in Section 90,
township Q, Range A, East; where the stream
jailed Felder's creek intersects the Eastern
Line of Section 81, Township Q, Range a, East !;
and running hence South with said Eastern
Line TO the Northern Boundary Line of Sec
ion 33, Township Q, Range a, East; thence
with said Boundary Line East to the South
Eastern corner Of said Section 2;ihence due
North with the said Eastern Lie of Section
s2, to said Feder's creek, thence Weslwardy
with the meanders ofsaid creek, to the place off
beginning.
SAMUEL B. SIMMONS, !
Guardian Of BoliUar, Harriet, and Benz. Dunn.
January 90, 1910. 5w4
/. 0T The above SALE is postponed until the
Second Monday in May.
SAMUEL B. SIMMONS,
Guardian Of Bolivar, Harriet, and Benjamin Dunn.
reOruafy ~, lo40. 9tds
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DISSOLUTION.

|TNaE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
III between Y. T. Crawford and James NJ,
Smiley, in the practice Of law, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent ., @
The unfinished business will be closed BY
J.. N, Smiley
Liberty, March 7th, 1910. ii
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LIBERTY FEMALE
S@IElENM RWa

Se=N4@
Under the direction Of the MISSES RING.
TNHE Second Quarter of this Institution
N for 1889, commenced on Monday, the
25th instant, A few more young Ladies and
Misses will be taken, if application is made
soon, as the number Of scholars will be limited
No scholar taken for less term Of time than
one Quarter. No allowance made for loss Of
time, except in case of sickness.
TERMS.
For English branches, Six Dollars per Quar-
ter, with one Dollar added for rent, wood, &c
Lace AMI Ornamental Neede-work, SIS 90
per Quarter.
Painting, per Quarter, S. 90
Their School rooms are large and commodi-
Gus, and pleasantly located. Parents and Guar
dams may rest assured that every attention
will be paid to the morals and instruction of
heir children and wards.
LIBERTY, March 28th, 1889. 10
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIOS,

GROCERIES AND PROVISIOS.
~ z Bbls. (sup) Flour,
- 100 Kegs Leaf Lard,
100 bbls. irish Potatoes,
SO Sacks Salt,
5 Tierces Rice,
25 Goshen Cheeses,
40 Boxes Sperm Candles,
100 Boxes No. /. Soap,
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
5000 do. Canvassed Hams,
40 bbls. Brown Sugar,
80 bbs MOIasses,
II bbls. Loaf Sugar,
100 Caddys Teas, various kinds,
20 Sacks Coffee,
rs ! bbls. Buckwheat Flour,
35 N. Havana Segars,
20 bbls. Prime Pork,
10 boxes Tobacco, -various brands,
Brandy, Whiskey, and Wines,
Shot, Powder, and Lead,
Starch, Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves,
Nutmegs, and all other articles in the above
inc.
"A. NEAFUs.
Jackson, La, January Isl, is4O q
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NOTICE.

N onsideraion olthe present state of the
IL times,th subscriber has been induced 10
change his terms for board and instruction
which are now reduced to the lowest possible
rates, and will be found in the following adyer-
tiSement
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County.

> IL VI MlSSlSSlPPI,I
Wilkinson County.
\ PROBATE Court, February Term, 1910.
' To all persons interested in The Real Estate OF
!, Francis Singleton, "a minnr, )-Greeting:
'ENOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the Honorable Probate Court of said
county, at its next Nay term. and show cause,
4 If any you have or can, why the real estate OF
said Francis Singleton should not be sold, to
wit,-One. undivided fourth part of one equal
undivided seventh part, and one fifth part of an.
other equal undivided seventh part of tract
of land, seven miles east of WoodviIe, contain
ing 5OOacres, more or less, and which was al
lotled to Martha Richardson, decd, as her
dover, in the division ofthe lands of her decea-
sed husband, Francis Richardson, and on which
said Martha Richardson lived until her death,
The two SAID interests Of said ward togelherI
to about 80 acres. Also, one equal
undivided fourth part of 148 acres of land. inI
section No. Is, Township 10, Range /, West,
which was allotted to Hiram Singleton, decea-
'ed, in right of his wife, Susan B. Singleton,
Iced, IN the division Of the lands of Francis
Richardson, deceased said interest being 81
cres,-contalning in all SO acres.
WITNESS the Honorable Francis Gidart.
Judge OF the Probate Court Of the
county aforesaid at the Court House
IN WoodvllIe, the Cd Monday in Feb
ruary, A. d. 1910.
SsUED this 18th day Of February, A. D. 1910.
J. G. ALEXANDER, elk.
y t. w. Hays, d. C.-Feb IA, 184o-8wIO.
0%TLberty Advocate will publish the above
ixty days. Wood. Rep.
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Second Monday in April

1910, and unless the said defendant shall up-
pear. give special bail and plead or demur,
within the time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, Judgment final will be demanded a.
gainst the property attached, and the properly
so attached will be sold and applied to the pay
ment Of the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
Z. M. DAVIS, CLERK.
Dillingham; q Walker, plaintiffs AHornies.
LIBERTY, MI, February, rs, 1870 Sw4
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~ B.-Each pupil may furnish her own bed
and bedding or they will be furnished fdesir-
ed. No pupil received for a less period than
one quarter, TO be considered as commencing
at the time Of entrance. In case of sickness
Tor more than one week deduction WILDE
made from the Tuition
VIM. SMITH, Principal.
" Books and Music can be procured Of
the subscriber on reasonable terms.
W. The Liberty Advocate will please COPY
the above until forbid -AFeliciana Wing. n
Clinton, Feb 5, 1840 7tr
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CLINT TON
SBMINARWo

NILS Institution is now open for the re
IL cepllon OF pupils, under the direction oil
able and experienced Teachers, who have been
employed for the last or years as Instruc-
tors IN some of the. most hourishing Insttu-
uons Of New York State. Neither trouble or
expense have been spared in procuring Teach
ers OF first rate standing and character, and
the public may be assured that the pupils of
this Institution will receive the most constant
and careful attention, and that every facility
Tor the requirement of useful and thorough
education will be afforded under the present
organization of the school.
The charge of The department for instruc-
ton IN the various branches Of classical and
polite literature will be confded to Jas. Ritch-
lie, A. NJ. a graduate of Harvard University,
who will be assisted by his Lady and other
able Teachers, as they should be needed.
The subscriber will instruct in vocal and
instrumental music and his Lady will have
charge OF the domestic department. No pains
VIII be spared to render each department Of
this Institution worthy Of the entire confidence
OF the public, whose patronage is respectfully
solicited.
~ 'i'""tloli vi SlintoLi, ltS growing lulpor
lance, the facilities for communication with
the surrounding country, IA Rail Road, being
nearly completedto the Mississippi river) and
the remarkable healthiness Of the place togeth-
ef with the paucity Of good schools in the vi
clnity, are reasons sufficient to point it out as
one of the most desirable locations for liter
airy lnsttutionn this region of country,
Z TERMS--Payable quarterly in.advance,
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SECOND MONDAY IN MAY.
PRODUCE BUSINENN

THE undersigned having been engaged
IL for the last 90 years in the PRoDUcE
BUSINESS, at Bayou Sara, Louisiana, he re-
spectluly informs the planters, and others, OF
Louisiana and the Western border Counties of
Mississippi, that he al,cays has on hand the We
ny best of MEAT, FLOUR, LARD, SUGAR.
COFFEE, MOLASSES, POTATOES, CORN.
OATS, and epery other article of CONSUMPTION
which the citizens of this section, of country
could wish, and will dispose of them on the
most reasonable terms. His Store is in the
Yellow House, at the corner of Sun and Grand
Prior Streets, near Mr.. Lebrets, Bayou Sara.
La. his friends are invited to- give him call,
those living in Mississippi.
GEORGE B. SMYTH.
April 8, 1910. 15vI
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration on the Es
tate of William Hoacell, deceased, hay
ing been granted to the undersigned, at the
February Term, 1910, Of the Probate Court Of
Amite County-All persons indebted TO said
Deceased are required to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same, are requested to presenttho within the
time prescribed by law, orsthey will be forever
barred.
WILLIAM A. JACKSON,
administrator
March 26, 1910. 13w6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Pike County.
In THE CIRCUIT CoURr-March Term, 1910.
M. HoLLENBAcK,
Us. Attachment for The
a. W, HART, and sum Of $500 90.
j. II. ROBERTSON,
VNHERE has been returned to said Court
awrit orattachment, at the suitof Math-
ias Hotienback, against the Estate of augustus
w. Harlan John II. Robertson, for the sum
of $500 00.-Now unless the said Hart and
Robertson shall appear, give special bail, and
plead within the time limited for appearance in
such case, Judgment will be entered, and the
estate SO attached will be sold
I. d. PADELFORD, Clerk
Holmesvle, January 90, 1910. 5w4.
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0uber Nn3etde.

SplasHbe 8isber flap in bsr Drnterei eies
lsr 5eituns Tim billissn preis su haten;
Oie eeiebibte Der Sersiuistea @taaten bon
0lerp Nmerfa, felt rer gAtoefuus Der
neusn ISeit bis auf sss Ssbr 1887, ans
eem gnsliichen hberfsst ben 9s il BE I'm
Bcf eb sc, 0euporf, 1858.
DicfeIbe, bonn SABRE 49Y bis 1887, ibers
iest uno beranssessbsA BON Mi | b. 8.
s. 81 eer em philadelphia 1888,
>eben, 3baten mo sNeinunssn oes ltlritb
3spinsli' crtten llrbeters Der beutfebsn
epauselihsrefcrmlrten Sirebspon Sobann
1usutt Sorleb, gbemtsrsburs, spa. 1887
Ger l2inlmel auf erpen ooer wsa CUR Slhf
ieliafct. Sarsettelt BON gbritian @ctt:
hi!f @al3inau, bearbcitet BON genrap Sries
preb Stcll,uepsr, pbllapelrbla 1889.
Ser lanae perecraene SebaB unp 6auss
Srennp, elm ndelitbee Natbs uno 5ilfs
Suh fir Secermaan, Seippadspile
1887.
4noad,tsibunaen unp Gekete fir aattben>
teuce uuo sutsefnnte gbri,ten. Scn So.
hanH Sairar &apater. .$aneaitcr, spa. 1884.
sutberiftbe unp rsfermirts prut'ebc Il. y. G.
Sutbcr.
Nderpem @ebreib.papler, Stprrn @hret
0inte,ic mic audi SIanfs fir W1crtsa9ee,
eSnb9ement nne gcmlapnsSrnes.
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tte UMrsbt, rab flt ibrsr $eitssfraebt ssfahrs
lib ,perbsu Gie 1Dercen bf unanseMebmeu
Gmpf pfnsunsen Usrtrsiteu. bic rpabrsno ber
Getwenssrftbaft seip6bnIitb fnb. .als Se6tpa
ebe, Mattiafeit, GebmiMeei, 9dbwermntb,
Srdnflibfeit sts Wassns, febnfaebtises
sSerlanaem GsitenftmerSen, GefbipelIea o.
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fshr beilfam tinoeil, inrem fe ibre natiirllee
Sefunpbeit lI,lb gtarfe wieoer letnea terttsls
len, meiI fle cas- Gpttem reiuiaeil bon alien
nnreinen SeuebtisfelteH IN 8etIitb, une bee
wrteR alfe oaoMreb Die Spanufraft uno
otarfe burh ben &6rpet.
Cir itgc oas trafeiaite gesenaift aeaeu
Wierfar. 0iMsen. 2lrIenif oper Quiniue, ,ulb
atsen ale mineralifeben 3uterituuaeu, tis
lesf srtilaeen mnrbsa; uno folebs perfcnen
ole .Oanerallen an9swencet eber asbrauett
tatfn, tnrneers Olsrfur, ,pdbrene einsr
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a!aeno elmer 9efhaHenbeit, fcllten ME per.
fsblen feine 3Birfns san5lieb aus pem 9p.
fem 5u berbanrn. ia
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i'll Msiltns une Gnrfsr, ,e. merpen (te ais
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csrlabmaus bon Biei, une 9esen bic perfebe,
oenen unaefunnen ginpirfunaen, Die Iteb lei
fotbea peripnsn oft einfeIsn, pssen ibrer
Seftbdfti9uns
Sur Nbeumatbismus une Gitbt baten {te
lttb lebcn pieIfab ais Gin gang eiasntbimlieb
dies 6eilnlittcl bemabrt nno tperoeu init
srebtem Sertrausu oafhr empfcblcm.
3upertanfcn III $eibp's &sluubbeitemttel
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nne Stblanaen,' SO. 1el 81. 2te GtraGe, ei>
nlae Sbaren un;erbalb rer 9ins, in pblas
Oelpbia.
antb bsi Ben 5aupts0rnslfsn in pbilaz
eelrhia, unt bci
S. Slett, Grabefsr, Gfe Ger etcn u. @a(>
lp,pbil Giraffe.
:: SmittniS Go. Ipctbcter, ,orittc Strafs
ie nahite sha gum rotbcu $b,pcn.
;. Olltert nne ee. Npotbstsr,ste GralTs,
nahe Der 0inr &traGr.
Neam 5llesaB Stchr, $imerif.
MentsOMcrp guutp.
0ean III B 5draf'e Gtobr, Olorrisfa,tu.
Srebets Wdbtsr Druferei, @f,ppaf.
SaIer Sremc 9rutersi, @umnptain.
oruftre ees steraen 0ectaebter, 0eae.
preie 25 esnt Die Gebae6tel.
g5Gne b6lliae Asbanelnns itsr esn 6e,~
traucb eeier <elcps Butspllen in pcntftber
une snsI'fbsr @rraebs i,t pen 8nrsn beiae.
qebfn. ..
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Weftllft ft6aftes s2tufl0(i,uo

Das feitber bsltanbene 9tneiper Be.
lebaft bon 6einrict Slsf unb s o.
bann Wlaper, in gompasMie, III ctr
Stapt Neapins, 1T ourd sesenisittsss lie.
bereintommsil am 9eeM Wlars 1910 amfse.
l6tt.-Nae felebe Die nod all bic pbise Sc.
isilfetaft Ibnlpis fno, rStneioerartsitsn,
1tno eriilebt ealoisit al Sobam Wlsper, az
aen srwobnlisbsn plaee ab5ubsaablsn.
.6einrib Sled
Sobann Weper.
gnbes imterfhrietsner bsnust tierinit
alcieb,sitis Die Seleseubeit, ben reil spnblls
cum ansuEisen, pab ct oas9dneieerseitbaft
fsrner forfrsibsn wirb, al lsiner qBerfitapt
-inosr Of psnnflrade, 5wiftben Der 6ten lno
7ten, SraNe in osnlelben 6auie 'pcrin lt6
Sspeou WsiRrs Sattler Sbap teflneet,
unp tittct um sneisten 3nfprueb
6einri6 Sled.
Neaein9 oen 10ten, Mars.
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ming, Gibocas nno Mshreren Anbern. =
$. &ap itel. lteter Das NufttaseM, EDS
: Srcfnsn, fas 9hleiftn unp Spolirem bfr
bsrfsbitbensn $affrniNe.
6 .&a IL el, lleber bass 4nitreie6en init
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=. Ra pite (. Das 8srselesn unb Bsrtls
bern.
8. &apsitel. lteb9. .oas Bron3irsn, Drh.
nircn. Woriren &c.
9. GapiteL Naettras, serlttiepens Sits
teuno Setlaslctbe, &C. &c
gSoltbe perionen bic fribsr auf pas
werf lei Der ertten Aafiinpisuns i'm 8reis
beitssBadter fukieribirt babeM erbalten
oas otise wsre gum Sutferipticnsprsifs
pcu rs Gent, oas @remplar, nne ale fplthe,
bic nceb padelbs au einem billissa prsile gu
baben whaiehsa, llnp erfntbt bel ins in Neas
oins cber Seippafspills su iatieribirem, ebs
eaGelte Die spreGe perlabt, neil peun Der
spreis erb6bt ipereen wirp.
9as oDerf wrp 0ber 500 Geiten entbal,
ten, unn mir fonnsn aaGslbe obne Nnttano
ais Gin keicnbers nlslih 8nh empfsbleu.
Ser SerauS9eber.
S1caoina ben 14ten Sanrar.
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gutl9en Z prsf sferpattp.
Sr. Se6ter's
Wreis so Sent bic &lalhe.

preis so Sent Die SlaIbe.
ST cine febr febaBbars 2utereitma, eutbeet
bnrb sinen reselmdf(laen uno berhbmtem
ocuHben urjt, Der fts ltsr funfis Sabre in
lelner cisensn prarls in 9eutieblanb aes
trauht bate, III ipeltbsm $auee {ie pabreno
jener Seit anftrit anesepebnt tenust ,piirbe.
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