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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP,

For Children Teething. Prepared by Himself
lHNHlS infallible remedy has preserved hundreds
a when thought past recovery, from convul-
slons. As snon ibe Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will recover. This prcpanionis so
innocent, so eficacious, and pleasant, that no
child viii refuse TO let It's gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are NJ the age Of four months though
there is no appearance of teeth, une bottle OF the
syrup should be used the gums to open tie Foras
Parents should never be without tho syrup in the
nursery where there are young children, for II a
child wakes in the night with pam in the gums, the
syrup immediately gives ease, by opening the pores
and healing the gums; thereby preventing convhl-
sons, Feyers &c.
1--WE believe IL is generally acknowledge by
those who have tried it that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth advertised in another col.
nmn. is n highly useful article for the purposes for
which it is intended. highly respectable persons,
at any rate, who have made use of it. 80 not hest
tale 20 gve its virtues the sanction Of their nares.
TI}os,on Traveller.
gentleman who h made trial Of DR. w Evans
So"thing Syrup in his family, Gin case at Il teeth
ing chd) wishes s 10 state that he found j. entire
y effeclual in relieving pain in the gums, and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
We cheerfully comply with his request. Sun
tC3S Entered according to Act Of Congress-
The genuine is vcnded by Agents only
AGENrs.-HENRy HYDE, Bath; J. Thwng, Wool.
mich. .BpSee advertisement on LIST side. 1y2O
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). MARINE LIST. IT,
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED
May IA, brig Fox WinchelI, N. York
l6, sch Decatur, Gahan. Portland
brig James, Mliay, Baltimore
Ar Goth, Brig Lions Paiten. St Thomas, II
days; Sch Hudson. Wyman, do. do.
CLEARED.
May l6, brig Rowland. Adams, Guadaloupe
SAILED.
May 16, brig Llewellyn. Adams Guadaloupe;
brig Cornelia, patten. Guadaoupe;
brig Baltic, Merritt, Demarara
ARRIVALS. CLEARANCE,
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult. ships Dadem, Lam
bert, and Wales Watts, Of Bath, fin New Orleans.
Sailed 10th. Augusta, Snow, for N. Orleans 25th
Teulnah Glden, Havana, 23th, Delaware, Pat
Watts, for N. York
AT Havana Cd inst sch New York, Wyman, for
Boston,, soon
Ship Augusta, Snow, fin Liverpool for N.
Orleans, was Spoken Apr "a. lat AZ, Ion IL,
At Trinidad 9th uit, brig Helen, of Wiscasset,
I'm Jamaica, just ar.
Arat N. Orleans, Cd inst. brig Francis P
Beck. Siackpole, 1homaston, 90; schs Carvo,
Crocn ett, and Justice, Sleeper, Johnston, 9Th,
brig Miss sslppi, Skolield. Boston. CID 4th,
ship Orient, Bailey, Amste rdam, Adv 9th, ship
Vile d, Pans, iol Liverpool, wanting 500 bbls
-four
Cid, at Mobile 9th, ship London, Patten, for
Liverpool. Adv. ship Trenton, Tor Liverpool
wanting 100 100 bales on deck
Ar at Charleston 18th sch Emily Knight Drink
water, Camden
Arat Richmond 18th, sch Coral, Miller, Thorn
aston
Ar at Norfolk 18th sch Invincible, Leayitt
Brunswics, Me.
Ar at Philadelphia ii Vesta, Haupt, Calais;
VIM IL Nancy, Bangor, Eliza Warren, Reed
Bath. 18th. Thomas, Cobb, and Franklin, Web.
Der, Calais.
Ar at Hartford gath sch Dodge Healy, Camden
SID FIN Providence IL sch Pioneer, Bangor.
sch Mary u Betsey, reported sailed l4th, for
Bath, is detained in port under attachment
Ar at Portsmouth l4th. New Bedford, Perry
Gardiner for Fall River
Sch Echo, Of Thomaston I'm Boston for New
Orleans, was Spoken May 8, lat 20, 80, lon 67 10
Ar at Richmond 10th. schs Rising Sun, North.
Eastport; Potomac, Perry, Thomaston
Ar at Savannah 7th,sch Ceres, Decker. Bath 16
In Hampton Roads 9th, sch Amazon. Chandler
Bangor. bound up the bay 18th, sch Susan, Lud-
wig, Young, Thomaston
Ar at Fall River 18th. sch Enterprise, Gardi-
ner, Voant, Kennebec; Liberty, do.
Ar at Boston 18th, sch Edward. Malcomb
Wiscasset, 18th. brig Baltic, Brookings. Gar.
diner 18th, brig Bordeaux Parker, Matanzas. Cid
l64h' sob Boston, T0gg, B.thj Washington, !
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

Fishermen mark this truth: w. II. HARRl-
SON IN 1897 VOTED FOR THE REPEAL
OF THE SALT DUTY-MART1N VAN BU-
rem VOTED AGAINST 1T.
The above foolish story is taking the rounds oil
the loco foco papers. The fishermen will bear IN
mind that the duty on Salt. like the duties on
any other articles has the inevitable tendency to
make higher to the consumer, and of course DIS
proporlionately SO upon the hardy fisherman. Ae-
oordng to the loco foco papers this burden Gen. Har-
rison did ACTUALLY vote TO take from the nsher
mems shoulders whilst Martin Van Buren, voted 10
keep on the duty. which he must have KNOWN was
source ofalmost insupportabc distress to this most
industrious and useful portion of his fellow-czen'
nPNow, fishermen. mark. whois your inend.1u
We will here state, that Gen. Harrison was always
opposed to taking offthe Boun'es--indeed THIS meas
ure bs. never been seriously ag.atcd, until lately
by Benton and his Van Buren, coagu;ors.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

The HUNrREss, has taken the feld-the water
we mean-against the Portland Steam Boat and
Stage opposition. She leaves the Kennebec
twice week, touching at Portland. for Boston
Fare from this place to Boston $3.50
Portland to 200.
The RICHMOND carries passengers from Bangor
(the Stage bringing t!em from Bangor to Halo
welD for $i,00-cheap enough.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
CoNTRAs ST.

When Van Buren, was on his electloneering
tour, last season, while firing salute at New
York, (if we remember rightly a man was so
seriously injured, as to render him a cripple Tor
life and to dsquallfy him almost entirely for the
perfo, nance of labor. Being poor, at the sug-
sestion of his friends, he appealed to the fres'
dent for some consideration. Very well, now
how much, dear reader, do you suppose our
munificent aristocrat of President, was SO KIND
as to "shell over :" Why, the munihcent sum OF
TWENTY DOLLARS!!! Judge ye, who are
the friends of the People.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

MEALS DEFENCE OF GEN. BRATISH.
Our thanks to Mr. Neal for copy of This able,
and, we may say without tear--unanswerable
yindication of Gen. Bratsh. We have not room
for lengthy notice of the pamphlet but
without hesitation, ,re vtHsay, that our convc-
tions of Gen. Brat,sh's high character, as gen.
,lcman and scholar, are increased an hundred
fold, Mr.. McIlvaine and John Stle to the con-
srary notwithstanding.
The Pamphlet is for sale at this office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

To "M" of the article on the death of young
Clifford, published in the Telegraph of week be-
fore last GREETING
Next time you steal the feathers of your neigh
bors, don't be so bashful-take the whole lot, and
save appearances. Be Independent about it
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
TO sM.o
Lady, permit strangers pen,
A tribute to thy praise to bear,
Nor fear that, with the luscious dranght
Thy soul be caught in fattery's snare
Nay, fear not that-for rather far
Would the truth upon thy mind
Impress, and all thy spirit FILL
With her mild radiance, pure, refined.
For all thy own--thy o,cn sweet verse
Accept strangers need of praise
Permit word Of counsel too
Boast not thyself Of Dor, oaced lays. II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
iron THE LEGRAPH.
SPRING.

'Bnt what awakenest thou in the heart o SPRING."
o fair are the sunny days of Spring,
In all their loneliness seen.
This earth is bright and beautiful thing,
When arrayed in vernal green.
Q soft as the music of the Spheres,
To the listening Cherubim
Are Nature s lays to mortal ears,
As she chants the yernal hymn
But whence are those airy forms, that stray
Like visions before my sight
gaze, but my soul is far away,
And dream of purer light.
The sigh ofthe wind and the song of the stream,
Would lull the spirit in vain,
There wakes an echo far, far within,
And list to catch its strain.
% Spring, thou hast voices the heart to cheer,
And radiance DER all dost thou cast
But Spring, beautiful Spring, thou awakenest
here,
The memory of the past c. B. S.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
QUAR- ANTlNE.

q IN and after the tenth day of June, and until
~ The tenth dav of October 1910, quarant inc
sl'a be had on all vessels, their officers crews pas
engers aud cargoes on their arrival from the WEES
Indies Gulf of Mexico, or any port where any con-
taglous disease prevailed on their departure; and on
all vessels on board of which, any person aha have
died, or have Been sick with any conts eious dis
ease during their horneward passage. No person
shall be admitted to 60 on board Of, or 10 90 on
shore fiom any vessel when at quarantine, vvThou,
permit from the SeIecsmen or boarding ply sician
J hi law will be strictly enforced. Vessels will
anchor at the usual place of quarantine nearly OPP
posne the south Steam Mill. Pilots are requested
to attend 10 the above regulations.
]. PAGE, :, Seleo,men
JOHN PATrEN, of
VIM. D. sEWALL, Bath.
Bath May IA, 1910.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
GEN. RRATISH.

Will deliver Lecture this Thursday
evening, at the Town Hall, commencing at
7 1-2 O'Clock. Tickets II l-2 cts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
FOR SALE.

FTNHE Valuable real estate i, The possession OF
l. Isaiah Croker Esq at the time IF his de-
cease, consisting of part Of the valuable wharf
called Crookers jphaf and the store thereon will,
the dock appurtcnani thereto; Also lot On tho
Vest side OF Water Sireei-several lors between
Washington Street aud Middle Street. Also two
GOOD lois directly in front of the South Meeting
House and IA valuable Wood lot, to he sold in lots
Ia suit purchasers Tor terms apply the subscriber
Also. A first-rate Horse and Chaise, and VAL
mable Cow. EBENEZER CLAP
Bath April 81 Is4n ifs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

pAt Wing meeting held in this town las.
week 75 Delegates we're selected to attend the
Wing Convention to be holden at augusta the
27th Of June, -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
NOBLE GENEROSITY.

The subscription made up by the wing Young
Mems Convention at Baltimore, for the widow and
two children of the murdered Laughln, 1t IS
said amounted to $10000!.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

1T is the wish of the subscriber, that all per-
Il sons who have claims on him for their propor-
ton ofihe surplus, due from the Town Of Bath.
should call and settle the same betore the first Of
June next; after that date no will be- otherwise
engaged. C. ALLEN, 7Leasurer.
Bath. May "a. 1880. 2wy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

The greatest fault the loco foeos find with Gen.
Harrison, is that his friends have not sent forth
an "address" to the people-Just as though "the
people" didn't understand for Themselves!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

We are pleased to announce that Brother Jona-
than, has secured the editorial assistance of
N. P. WILLIS, whose fame as writer, is too
we'll known to need our commentator.
TxRns $3-in advance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

Gen. Harrson's creed is "that the people should
do their own voting and their own fighting"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

Dabney the Cashier of the Richmond Bank, Who
lately run away, in default of some hundreds Of
thousands, has returned to Richmond and
given himself up to the authorities-he says lie is
innocent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

THE LOG CABIN, printed in New York city
by Horace GREELY, Esq, is the best thing of
the kind, we have yet seen.
Terms so cents for six nonths-once a week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

pOur compliments to the Lincoln Patriot
sur sheet was just going to press when We re-
oeived your paper ergo, you must wait till next
week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

Augusta Ar 18th, brig Wave, Dyer, (of Bath)
Havana Sd inst. sch Farmer, Cooper, (of Dres-
den) Trinidad 21th ult; sch Alpine, Walker,
(of Halloweil) n ORLEANS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
OYSTERS. OYSTERS.

SAMUEL 1lBBEITS, Keeps constantly for
- sale FRESH OYSTERS Of superior quail
ty. He would STATE Han ha keeps them planted
at New-Meadows, and by this means is enabled to
furnish superior article.
Physicians having recommended several persons
to make use OF his Oysters for The restoration Of
Health, he wouu give notice to all invalids that
they will receive particular attention at his esiab-
tisiment, OPPOSITE J. FL. Mcclellan & Co.'S. Store,
Front Street.
Bhtb, MAY 90. 1910. 5w6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
FISH STAND TO LET.

TWNEE subscriber will let his ish stand situated on
\ the West branch Of Harpswe Island on
which is a convenient store two fish houses and
good wharfwih about half an of good land
This establishment is not surpassed by any IN this
vicinity; having good of country trade and ae-
cessabie by water from all quarter; the Isinnd is
connected to the main iand by substantial
bridge, for terms apply 10 -
STEPHEN PURlNTON.
HarpsweH Nay 12 1910 SwT
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
Notice to WOOl-grOWers.
JOHN MAYALL,


Nh ESPECTFULLI informs the public that he
LIE, has associated himself with SAMUEL NAVAL,
and having spared no cost EXPENSE to obtain ad.
ditioual Machinery, they will continue TO Manu-
fac .ure wooIen cloths at the old stand in GRAY,
Maine, at the following low prices
C,ssimeres at AZ to so cts. per understanding
to equality.
Satinets a; 80 to 80 cts. per ward and find warp.
Common Full Cloth at 30 to IS cts per gard ac-
cordiDg to quality.
Common Waied at SO 10 re- 1-2 cts, per yard.
Banketing over yards wide, 80 to 81 l-2 cts.
Flannel, ward wide (white) 10 cts per yard.
Napt and, ooored, % cents per yard.
Pressed do % cents per yard.
WOOL manufactured at the halves.
Cloth dressed for Is cents per yard.
The above will be the prices, if The wool is taken
and cloth delivered AT the mill. If delivered at an
Agents = cents per yard will be added. Also from
Is To IL cents per yard extra will be charged for
dying Indigo Blue, according to the quality Of the
CLOTH
The subscribers having rccniyed the high st pre-
NUNS in this State cloths IF their manufacture,
at the Fair, held in Portland, two gears az,
Iiumby pledge themselves to thu public, ev-
cry exerion to execute their work in style that
will merit tue preference Of the public well a
continuance of the generous patronage heretofore
received They will become responsible for all
work that goes out of their hands mot done in
good and workmanlike manner. PALMER &
LEDYARD,. Agents for Bath.
mpy 1A--3u,7
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Notice is Hereby Given.

Notice is Hereby Given,
TNNHAT the subscriber has been duly appointed
IL administrator OF tie Estate of John "A. Pur.
rngton late' Bath in the County Of Lincoln, de.
ceased and has taken upon himself tina, trust, by
giving bonds as the law directs. And al persons
having denands up m the estate OF the said deceasd
are required to exhibit the same; and all persons
indebted to the said estate called upon 10 make
payment. JOHN SHAW, Administrator
Bath, Nav II, lido
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Assignees Notice.

AssigneeS Notice.
EBENEZER arnold Of Bath in the County
Ia Of Lincoln. has this day assigned to US, the
subscribers for the benefit of his creditors, ali his
Estate zeal and Personal providing for an equal
distribution ofthe among such Of his cred.oss
shall become Parties TO his said assignment agree
ably 10 Law of this State passed dpri le36, en-
tilted: An Act concerning Assignments
Three months are allowed to his Creditors TO be-
come Parties thereto. The assignment IL in the
hands Of either Of the subscribers,
JON THAN HYDE, a..;
HARTLEY COVE, ass'gnees.
Bath May ID, 1870. 3m7.
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All kinds of GERMAN s. ENG
nIsH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this Off
&c, at reasonable prices.
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Suber Mn6eige.

Sc(ssabe Bhttsr flnp III bet 9ruderel cie=
fer 3situns um tillisen prcie su batsa:
wilmIen's peuaebcr Sinosrfrsunp, Don S.S.
Bede!bceft Qbilapelpbia, 1889.
9eutlebc ncne Settamcntt.
Der amerifanilebc Selpentaurr.
Die eeitbiebts Der Sereiaiaten Gtaaten BON
Ncre Nmerifs, felt BET entretnns Der
nsxtn 1Beit bis auf Nss Satr 1887, aus
ecm Gns Haen iiberiest ven 9S / , III
3 eb re, Slcuporf, 1888.
Stcielte, som Sabre 1897 bis 1887, iters
fest unc Eeransaeaeten pon QB | b. 8:
s.Gie lem philadelphia, 1888,
.eten, Sbatsn unc Meinunann hcs lllritb
3pinsli. erlen llrbehers Der renHeben
spauselitbsrsfermlrtsn Strbe,pcn Spbann
1uauft sSpr1tb, gbcmtersbura, Spa. 1887
Ser S,mmsl auf grpen ceer QSsa sur Glhf
feliatelt. Saraeitclt bon ghriitlan Sott:
blH @a!5lnonbearteitst BON gcnrap Srtss
brit6 Stcumeper, pbllaoelpbia 1889.
Scr LANCE perepraene StbaB uMb 6anss
Sreunp, ein lilslletes 0atts une Silfs
Sutb fir Seperma,ln, Sfippadsuiae
1887.
anoahtsibunaen unb @'sbete fit aahpens
teuce unb sut9eitnnte gbrltten. 9pn So
hanH &afpar $aUater, ,$aneafcr, spa. 1884.
sut5criitbe une refermlrte peuti ti6e u. 9. G.
8htbcr.
aGtreem @Shreib. pap,cr, Seoern u.@ebrsib
9intefc ,pie AUDI Blanfs fit Dlcrtsases,
SucQcmeut nnb gommcns8cnce.
Cine Nasspabl fehtner bentfeber <eorr 1T tsi
inns ebcnfaas itets perrathis, unp um bill
Iiacn prcis sn babsn.
Neapln9 ben 1Gtcn SUM.
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Or. Sebtsr's
Sun9cn:Dr Ierbattv.
prsis so Sent Die SlaIhe,

prsis so Gent Die SlMete,
81 cine febr Gbdstare Subereitun9, eutbeft
bureb einen reselmaNiseH nno tslbmten pent<
fcben IrSt, Der fs iber funfia Sabre III isl:
nef ei9ener Drarls in 0eutftblano atkrauebt
bate, III melhem $anbs (te ,pabreup jener 3eit
dnltrIt ausaebsbns kenhBt rpurbe, lei 5uiten,
8rtaltnnsen, Satarhfstcr, gnsbrhltistslt,
&eubhntten. Sctteu> unb NifeM tbmersen,
SIWipeien, ieper 2lrt SruIta Rnb >un9cntes
febwerosb ,,ne in 6cmmuna pcr herannabcn
pen 1ne5cbruna. Sleles fann ais Sob Der
cblsen OIehl;in sriaat pcreen, ater bic Get:
tuHashefanntmatbuuaen inp 3utc(tpieIia ras
gu; leser tcfrietiSenoe Sr,pc,s in beI1en cBlr.
fuHacn miro III elnem Scriuebe pamit aefun:
cen ptrben, 70 mic autb ,ablreitbc gmpfbIuns
aen ric QMweiiunseSettcl bcaleItsnp. llfber
1000 SlaIhen ftub aQein in Dmlarclpbia
,patrenp cem leBtcn Wmter pertauft rcrbsn,
ein ltersrnsenner Semeis BON ne0en Nusbar-
Felt, 1cHit ,pitrce eins 70 srr,Ie Onantltat nie
perfauft worsen fem.
60 wirfiam 1T bic D1eeiSn qewsIen in
eurlrunS Der perfebieoenen &rantbeityn ftr
neltbe itc empfohlcn 1T, eab fte alien anpern
3ntsreltunaen ron SarIapariaa panaeeas
&c. fcbnel rpranaett.
Slele Ssn9uide ilnb bon Scit Ju Belt erhals
ten une betannt semadt pprocu, aber serSp:
ltcnaufwano orn 3situnasbefanntmaebunasn
prrblttst nertu OlttbeiIHn9 aibisr 9ie
bt9Idubist1sn ftinen lclebt iterseuat rpers
cen BON rer Slhsllebfeit pieier OlsciSm menn
ite aHrnfeu al seipp's 6eiuncbeis emporium
SO. l9l SloreswttteHitraiIe, nnterbab rer
8lns Sirale, 5nm Gebilp ors "acrencnurs
lere unb Seblan9en' all,pp 3tuanife uuo
Staebwsifunaen su tunrcrtcn BON SaIlen Der
gerfWIrriaitcn Suren oureb picIe Oneaiu,
pptac5ciat pcroen fonncn.
Nsabins, bfn Q, Snm.
.".Oisie W,ebi3iu 1T nm ben cteu anaes
setenen preis in cieirr 9rufers. 5u babsn.
SUM so. bp.
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anfanseno ouf Sreito9, Mai I, 1910.
gtumosn Der atfat:t fir pai1asler Sarren.
9da! b.
8on Dti(a. tim llbr g. Dl. II. q 81. Ol
Geacins um Il 3 O1. nno q 81. O1.
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3rpeite &lais Earren Q 90
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balt III spcttstann an fir Srubttif.
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bsasitet iein.
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Sarrcltsllge
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SorC6 C6lo9
fit tle ferners 5sraussatc pes

Sret bettS 9S q h ters,
in Sfipratspille, Wcntspmerp ganntp spa
9as seebrte avutiete pnblifum pcnMcnt
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natbrihti9et pcn bem Spri6Iaa, fir Die fers
mere 6erau6aabc pcrerIaater Scituna, prlhc
felt einiaen Sabren Don prn. 2lrnolo pus
pelte, Iest Seraus9eber bes "$lberalen De:
otahters," III Neasna,) berausseseken nur:
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