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PROBATE SAI,E

PURSUANT to an order from the Court
Il of Probate for the District of Litchfield,
will be sold at public sale, on Monday the Sd
day Of February, 1910, at l O'Clock p. M. at
the store of P. & F. Kellogg, in Cornwall, so
much Of the real estate of DR.. JOHN CALHOUN,
late of Cornwall, deceased, as will raise the
sumof two hundred and eighty dollars forty
three cents, with incident charges of sale.
STEPHEN j. GoLD, Admir-
Cornwal, Jan. 81, 1910. az
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NOTICE.

TNHE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for
l. the District of Litchheid. has limited
and allowed six months from the date here
OF, for the creditors Of the estate Of LoRRAIS
L. RoHERTs, late Of Torrington, in said dis
.tric,, deceased, represented irsolvent, in
which 10 exhibit their claims thereto; and
ers ~ rnceive ana examine said claimc.
THE sr,bscribeTs give notice, that taey shah
meet ~ he late dwelling house OF said de-
ceared, in said TorFington, ON the FIRST Mon
day. OK February and July, I940 at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, % each of said days,
for the purpose OF attending on the business
Of said appointment. ~
AMMAN MuEH. c.o,,,-.
URI TAYLoR. 70.
Torriagton, Jan. II, $50 50
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NOTICE.

TINE Hon Court Of Probate for the District
IL ofShnron having appointed tho subscri-
bers Commissioners on the estate of STEPHEN
Parsons, late ofSharon, deceased, represen-
ted insolvent, we hereby give notice that we
will uaoot on the business of our appointment
at the dwelling house of the deceased, on the
first Tuesday Of March, and the fifth Tues
day of June next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, on each of said days. Six months from,
the date hereof are allowed and limited by
said Court for the creditors of said estate to
present their claims, duly attested, to the.
Commissioners. ~ Ese
.5 ALANsoN WHEELER, Comsnis-
RANSOM SMITH, si0ners.
Sharon, Dec. 30, 1889. 1874
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NOTICE

FHNHE Court of Probate for the District of
Il Sharon has allowed six months from the
18th day of January, 1910, to the creditors of
the estate of SETH SKIFF, late of Sharon, in
said district, deceased, to present their claims
to the subscriber for settlement.
HERMAN SKIFF, Executor.
Sharon, Jan. Is, 1910. "a
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NOTICE.

UOURTS Of Probate viii be holden at the
~ Probate Office in Litchfield, 10 and for
the District Of Litchfield, on the Sd Monday
of January the LIST Monday and 18th day OF
February; the lss. ID. and 9th Mondays OF
March during the April term Of the County
Court; the 4th Monday Of April and the ID
Monday Of May. Ie4O.
g. C. WOODRUFF. Clerk.
LisckfeId, Jan. IL, 1870, %
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AT a Court of Probate holden at Winchester for Me
District Of LifchGsd, on the 2lst dey q Jany 1910
bate for said district Of Li.chfeld being dead-Pre.
P,sbs's for he adieiniax district q Wsshsstsr ,Dio
may by law act, Adding the same:
n 0HE administrators on the estate of OLIVE
Il MATTER, late of Torrington, deceased,
represented said estate to be insolvent -
whereupon it is ordered, that Commissioners
be appointed on said estate on the 18th day
of February, 1910. at 10 o'clock "A. M. at the
probate office in Litchfeld and said admin
istrators are directed to give public notice of
this order by advertising the same in news
paper published in Litchfeld, and by posting
the same on the public signpost in said Tor
rineton nearest she place where said deceas-
ed last dwelt, that all persons interested may
appear, If they see cause, and be heard rela-
tive to said appointment.
Certified from Record.
% q G. woodruff, Clerk.
Ara Court of Probate holden at Winchester,
sp;thin and for the district of Winchester, on
the 18Th day of JanuGry, A. ID. 1910:
Present, Gideoa Hall, ". Esq. Judge.
tnSHIs Court doth direct the executor Of the
n last will and testament of john FYLER,
late Of said Winchester, in said district, de-
ceased. represented TO be insolvent, to give
notice to all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased, TO appear. iftkey see cause,
before the Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at
the probate Office in said district, on the 18th
day Of February, l640, ct IOO'clock A. N. 10
be heard relative 70 the appointment Of Com
missioners on said estate. by posting said or.
der of notice on q public signpost in said
town of Winchester nearest the place where
the deceased last dwell, and by advertising
the same in newspaper published in Litch-
field. Certified from Record.
IS ELISHA JoHNs0N. in. Clerk.
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LitchfeH County, IS.

LuchfeLd, .JGnuoJy1 ~, 1S4U.
0N the petition Of the IOicn IF Litchfela,
" dated this Goth day of January, 1910, and
returnable to the County Court to be held at
Litchfeld, in and for the county Of Litchfield.
on the second Tuesday of April, 1910, stating
that said court, at the term thereof ScgHn and
held ut Litchfield on the third Tuesday of
December, 1889, OH the petition fIsraCl Coo
and others. did pass a decree altering the To-
cation ofthe road fthe Torrington Turnpike
Company, Ito wit) that part Of said road
which lies between the village of Ltchfield
and Wolcottvile, referring to said decree for
particular description; and further stating,
that on careful examination of the route of
tho new road which is established by said
decree, it has been found that said route is
wholly impracticable, and averring that said
new highway therein laid is wholly unneces-
sary for public use, and praying the court to
discontinue the highway thus by said decree
laid out and established:
II Is thereupon ordered, that notice ofthe
tendency of said petition be given by pub
fishing true copy Of this order Of notice
three weeks successfully in both of the news
papers printed in said town of Litchfield, said
publications to commence on or before tho
first day of February, 164O.
CALVIN BUTLER, Judge of
81 Litchfeld County Court.
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Al Court Of Probate holden at Ne,c- Milford,
Jan. Is, 1640--E Estate Of MICHAEL GouLD,
late Of Neic- Milford, deceased.
TINE administrators represent the estate
n fnsolvent, and pray the appointment of
Commissioners thereon: whereupon, order
ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims of the creditors of said
estate, be appointed at the probate Office in
1910, at 9 O'Clock forenoon; and that all per-
sons interested in said estate may be notified
thereof, the administrators will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper printed
in Litchfield, and post q copy thereof on the
public signpost in said New Milford nearest
the last residence Of snid deceased.
A true copy of record.
81 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
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Alta Court Of Probate holden al Woodbury, aoith-
IN and for the District of Wood6urp on the
goth day Of January, A. ID. 1916:
Present, Nathaniel B. Smith, ESQ. Judge.
ETPON the petition of John Leavenworth,
~ OF Roxbury, in the county of LitclGfieId,
showing to this court that he is guardian of
Bcisey Orion, I'd, Of odbury, within said
district, minor; that said minor is the owner
Of real estate situated in said Woodbury. viz:
one sixth part Of a dwelling house known as
Orton's tavern, with the land on which it
stands, bounded on all sides by highway
also one sixth part of the barn, shed and yard
attached, little west of the dwelling house:
also one sixth part Of the horse shed and out
buildings attached to said dwelling house,
with the land on which they stand, situated
north of said house, valued at about two hum
dred dollars; that it would be advantageous
to said minor to have said property sold and
the avails invested in other real estate, or
loaned on bond and mortgage for the benefit
of said minor, praying for liberty 10 sell said
property for the purpose aforesaid, as per
petition on file:
TITS ordered bythis costrt, that said guardian
give notice of said application, by causing
the same to be published in one of the news
papers printed in Litchfield, in the county of
Litchfeld, three weeks successfully, OF least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard ut the probate office in
said district on the 3Oth day of March next,
at 10 o'clock A. M. Certified from record.
Bot THOMAS BULL, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

TLE Court Of Probate for the DISTRICT of
nent mas limited e. allowed six months
Itoua He cate hereof for the creditors 10 the
estate OF We Ksat Furnace Company, ia said
4lstflct' winch said estate is assigned for the
Denent OF an me creditors of said company,
has appointed Ira Spooner, George p. Tall.
madge and John C. Berry Commissioners 70
receive and examine said claims.
Certified by NATH'L P. PERRY, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they Shall
meet at the store of said Company, in said
Kent. on the third Monday of April and 4th
Monday of June, 1870, at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon on each OF said days, for the pur.
pose OF attending OH the business Of said ap
pointment.
IRA SPooNER,
Gsoass +; TALrnADer, con,,rs,
john c. BERRY,
Kent, Jan. 6, 1910. 35
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CORNWALL.

OAlNIN w H4llA
o. The Electors Of the town OF Cornwall friendly
to the election Of VIM. II Harrison Of Ohio for Pres
dent and John Tyler Of Virginia for Vice President
are requested to the store Of Rogers & Brad
ley Monday the 10Th day Of February next, at one
o'clock, p M, with view to concert of action on
all questions relating to the election Of those dstn
guished individuals; appoint delegates TO the Young
Mems Convention to be holden at Hartford on the
26h day Of February next and interchange opinions
and feelings on subjects connected with the general
interests Of the country. full attendance is desra-
bic. Per Order Of the Committee.
Cornwall, Jan'y 81, 1910.
o. The NJ. e. Church Of Ellsworth will be dedca.
ted 20 the service Of Almighty God on the 9Th Of Feb
ruary next Friends from this and the adjoining
towns are invited to attend. A TRUSTEE.
ELLSWORTH, .Tan'y %, l640.
o1- The anniversary of the Birth Of Washington
will be celebrated in Ellsworth atthe Congregational
CHURCH. An address will be given by ]. c. Smith, Jr
Per order Of the Committee.
....,,. THOMAS A. EVERITT,
ELLSWORTH, Jan. %. G. w. CHAFFEE.
A QUANTITY of Superior MIXED Wool
IA LEN YARN, just received by
T,n T0AAH VIJDENHE
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TEE ADDREss.-We commend to the perusal Of our
readers the able address adopted by the late Wing
State Convention Of this state on the preceding page
Though it be long, it viii amply repay the reader for
attentively perusing it. s-
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IN SENATE-TI

in SENATE-1haSsday,J Jon. -
Sub Treasury Bill Passe&-The Treasury Bill VIVA
under consideration in the Senate is final passage
Mr. HeadeVson Of Miss. had the floor in oppoefon to
a. He ~es followed by MessFs. Smith Of Indiana.
MerTick Of Maryland, Davis Of Mass. on the same
SIDE The question was then taken. and resulted Is
follows:
AYzs-Messss Allen, Benton, Brown, Buchanan.
Calhoun, Clay Of Ala, CBthbeY., Faltoa, Grun5y.
Hubbard, King, Linn. Lumpkin M0uson, Norvel.
Pierce. Roane, Sewer. Smith Of CT. Suaaee TaUpan.
Walker, Williams, Wnght-24
NAYs-Messrs Betis Clay Of XIV, Clayiou. Crit
tenden, Davis. DIXON, Henderson, Knight, Messick.
Nicholas. Phelps, Prentiss. Preston, Robinson Rug
giles, Smith Of Ind, White Of Ind, Young-ID
Previous 10 which = Message was received from
the President communicating on the information n
relation to the N. E Boundary question YoFlsr.
MDDLETowE CRY ELEcrIoN.-At the election, on
Monday last. we learn that Samuel D. Hubbard, tho
Wing candidate, was elected Mayor. BY majority Of
90 votes An ngh, !-Harsford Ess. Courier.
Political On-dif.-Our correspondent NJ Washing.
ton. under date ofthe I4sh insi says The opinion
is very prevalent that the Legislature Of Virginia win
elect 10 the senase Il. NJ. 7. HunieE, the present
Speaker Of the House' This viii give our friends
an cpposisnty Of slsesng TO the Chair Of Speaker
IN whom We can repuse more confidence Than in the
present Ineumbons Wee Ers-ttae0)
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JOHN TYLER, OF VIRGINIA.
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1t 10 ascerained that there were at least l4O per
sons on board Of the Lexington. including the crew.
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DrcCl q III 4 t | 8 It.

Natbcem Set aetttarc 7ebn 3anfs, ,gsa.
prtltrcnt rer peritlesenenG curten PONG cm.
mon pleoe, ees eritteu Seridtstpiirts te:
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ter btr nnferitbicplihen GcurtsH ron Oper
uno Scrntntr, hsr riertcldbriaea Gikuuoen
uub aQaemcintr Stfdnani6 grltolo,ua, in
acpahtcn Gaunties, nnc Olattbias q. Ncis
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rsr gcurtsu ron Opcr unb 3srmintr, Der
pisrtsljabriosn Gisanarn II. auaemcnfr Gts
finanib grlebiNuna. fir bic Nitbtuna ecn
6aupt. uuc anecrn Berfrttten in aebaettcm
gauntr Bsrfe, ibrcm Seftbl all mid ausaes
fcllt tatrr, eNtirt 9fraoirA, rtn Stem Slcrt
A. D. 1910, porin ie cine Court bcnG Goins
mon p(tas Der aifas,nslncu Siettelidbrtdcn
Gtsunatn, Grtr nile Str,itner uno aGsemtis
nsr &efduani6 Gr!stiauna antrranmru, ipsl
dc ssbalttu ,ptrosn fcli III Neaeino, fir bic
Gauntv Serfs, auf ocn crtfcn I11entaa
i'm ndebtfen Januar jirrlfts ccn 4teA bee
erfaottn W1snats feiu trirb, nub pslebt 3rci
2Srcten eausrn irH--
Sc miro termit Nadrebt tttseft an ncu
Gcrcuer, ole Hritttnsrthtcr unb gonFatel
Der aeeadtsn ganntp Ssrte eas ite f1tb III
erfaatcr Scit, um 10 Htr Sormittase. init
ibrcn StrstihniiTen Sttaitraturrn llnttr:
fMhunasn une Grannationrn nno aGen an
bern @rinnrrunaen en;utinoen baten,iln fcls
he 9nae su thun, tit ibrtu Nemtern ,u
thuu ct(raen.-9tealeiehen 0iejsniaen ptls
de oert,tntsu ftuc asasn Die Gefanarncn Die
in b,m GefdnanifTs rsr gauntp 8erfs finn,
rptr eann Isin mtaen, Aerihtli6 au psrtabs
FEN, 70 ,pit ts rtdt fcin maa.
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ShsriHs amt, Nsasin9l
Dec. l, IS40. 4r.
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S. 9is 3euasn llno Snrcre, ,pclts auf rr'
Iaate goiirt DcraeIaptn 0nc, merpsn srfutbt,
Vhnftlihfeit su htcbahten: i'm DalI itrts
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Grlrsss easn at;munaen. 9teft Iulriat ,pirb
auf teIcncsrn Ssfebl Der Court tsfannt ae,
maht, babcr aas Dsjeniaen tpelebs ss an.
aebt, flb oarnaeb III ridtsn hatsn.
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tp lno sbtsrtistbiat erIuht 8sribt bon &ts
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ftauirsnrsn Innaloe, pnsr Silbsrt unb =.
Drinale Sonts, geqe. einiss 9aae Scr Der
Court Ut matktn, 20 baB SiGs sntereitct
tpsroen mtaen, fhr oas Sanoela oer Srano
Snrp une parteien. 3etasn unt beitrctatus
DC Surp feline Seit terliercn.
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Stf0e5=Ofifr.
9cetmter, g.

Sic Sarrilcns9cmctraten BON Olftrtt mn
oen tcnatbtarten saunlcbips III Scrfsgaun:
~, meroen ptn arrden nemcfratlten Sle9,
in pcnalr!panisn unc onrsb rie san;s Union,
antanris flsrn anf
SrnnCriia9 fei 17tcn 9cecmter,
am @atbaujs non samuel ganoie, in 9is
Nrtt saunitbip, resu alls barrilcu Maunsr
mn audi allc Ban BnrensSrcuncs btfi6lt
rinaclaren Wercsn 3bcl 3u ncbmen.
Gin fttttr ODDS unb cine Aansc San
ircn ,,lm 8rlt'Matlc Getrattn mtcpen unr
fir al!ss atrisc mlre aufs aricrat ,pcrpsn.
citle Icmofratcn.
Srtcntcr 3. en-.
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Ourh ben ghrip. 5rn. Noaer, am 26ltrn
Slceemter, 6srr 6rratic 2rerler rpn &ana>
fttwamm nit, O1ib Sara lnn Sumter, pen
NcetlauD.
-eurb ben Gtrp. Sra. Satcb Oaiasr, am
24trn 0lcp,mtsr, Ssrr ISM. urnole init
WiB Gatbarlna Sausrticr, beloc non Nta
pina.
--am 2DItem 6trr Benjamin N1taier NIT
Wis O1aria 6artman, tslre pom glIa6.
tim ndmlihcu Gage, Serr Saeob >titbamitr
init Wlb 0ctecea Srs,ninarr, tsibc prneiab
-etcnfalls, Serr Salentic NIT O1lb Nrtee
ca Wl' S!nnp, tsips bon oitfer Gtaet
-ourb cen gbrm. !Srn. u. s. t5crman, am
laten Slrp, 6err Iram &ms init gnb elNas
tetb Scrnteracr, tctbc pcn Srstnpf.
-om o4tlen, Ssrr Scbu Il. Otto Bon W1cunt
6etrcn, Ghuptil gauntp, nit mlb Caro-
lima Mcbr bon McbrsriGe, Ssrts ganntp.
- am Soften, ST. QGllllam 6crtrin ron Bern,
nit Diis Saar 3atbarias BON eIiab.
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Der 5srauseeber Der "alten uno neuen
Belt" bat Die Nbiibt, nit Der 4usaabe
ieines 9teuiabrs: :@eoid,ts an feline Sub
fcribenten eine 9iite Der ocutiten @irtbs,
bduier, 70 wie bic Namen oer ceutIhsu
@irtbe neen SereniatenStaaten. Ssras
uno CANADA iu publi5iren. Die Iufnob,
me ieoer loreilc 9eidiebt gratis. tppnn fol:
DE entweoer bis sum l5ten ndbiten Oes
eember fbriftlib in Der Grpcoition oer
alien uno neuen Welt abeesebcn ober ourb
elnen ftontierten Srief einseibidt pers
oen.-Dieie Sabeue miro auf einem orofs
fen Sooen 8eoru6t uno ispar nur auf elmer
Seite, oamit ieoer, Der es tpinibt, he in
ieinem 3mmer aufbdnsen faun-Gin icls
bes 8erseibnib mus iowobl Den @irtben
pie Den Geiienosu ansencbm une nislib
iein.
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Scmptrattibes
SarrtIOll=ayf(t>

9ic Srcnnre rcn I3arrifcn unr SpIer 0ub
biurnreb siussIaetn, slnem Seitc tcl;umcb.
ncn, ,pslebss ssbalten wrrcen iolI anf
Samita9 een ]9ten Gecelnber,
am 6auis Won .Jobn Ureitel, in Srsfncf
9annldlp, ,Srrfe gaumtp,,ur Sslcr res alor:
rtlbsn SieSrs, 9ewcnucn in pcumplpamlsn
uno rurtb DIE sanie Union, iitcr bic Acmter,
batter unp ncrsn &encheu unc Der 3utitf,
trlnsnn9 nnicrcs Snpernsmcnte auf lsine
frmbere Slelnbtit
&cmmt Elmer unp 2(nr, fur Guren emp.
fans miro tinIanal,eb scIorat icin.
pirlc Sarrifen Dlmefraten.
December 8. GIN.
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Sd,nellcr yroet.-Am Sonnta9 por abt
Tassn fiel cine 8rau Ramsnb Scr, in Ybilas
hslrbia, pis iis e1sn bsfbdfti9t mar ben Silb
gum Witta9si1en su crenm, too nisosr
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pa1a9srs une - Sauftnc Srisft NIT.
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pen Nrfanfaa, bat am 4ttn Vcpsnlbsr ftin
amt an9ctrsttn.
Salibct7oten.-SaIfbs Suetrdfurp Rot
ten Su tsr Scncnnuns pom $50 Gno i'm llms
lauf. 9is fodsn fsbr itbSn uno taufbsnb
uabssmadt iein.
3Wftben s.psi @srsinsn, Der cine in &sntufp
uno Der ancsrs in Sbr, mar pcr Der IDabl
bic llbsrsinfunft sstrcTsn, bas I'M sau 5arris
fcns Msbrbsit in &sntudp srtFr mare tpie in
Ohio, 70 lcate Der Dtrein BON Rentudp Gin
auessEihnet 9reiTss Siltnis css Gen. 6arri,
fon ais @sfbsnf srbalteu.. G4ir b5vn, bas
ber Gefretar bss SbipsGsreins tsrsits in Gins
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ler einen Scntraft wcasn Ssrfsrt9un9 ees Sils
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Speeiesabluns Gin 8sfblus paffrts
tas SauS bsr Neprsisntantsn, Der Seieeses
buns BON @eorssn, wseurb sspercronet tpirS,
bae Die Sanfsn jsnss Staatss am lifen Sss
bruar bic Sartselb Sablunsen rpieesr besinnfn
fcasr, Man psrmutbet eas Der Bsfblus aud,
fm Ssnat pafitrt fsi,
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9in prepbet in unferm Ganes.-Ssr
abtbars Sames Suhanan ica bel Ger esten
Ssier eeS 4tsn Suli, in Cumberland Sauntp,
folSsnssn rrcpbstii,bsn srinfirrub einSsssbsn
baben:
r0Sie eun,terlanb Sauntp aebt 70 9sbt Der
Stlusiitin Staat, unt 70 mic Der Gtaat ssbt
70 Ssbt bic llnirn." Die prcpN;sibuns 1T
piinftlb in grfiuuns sesanasn.
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@rrihtlra eillcs Sicfcrn-NU!s.

2uf Samltaa Osn 26ftsn Dstsmtsr [als am
2ten gtrlttascJi ioII III 6sIltaun, III Der Dor.
rcuab pon Neapna, nabe tcr sprei6tauner
Strahr, non rtn 6arriIrnsOemrfratcm Elm
6lfcrr,Vcl aufaerlcbtct nerocn, III gbrsn
ees nenIltt srruMsensn Sitsss III pen Sersi
niateu Staatrn.
Shr Gren, 3rntsn np quite duff mirc
bci Der GeIssrnbtit bsitens sciorat ,psroen.
AlIc 5arriionsOemrtraten. mp ekenlr aHc
Ban SurrnsSrrunec IN Der Sldbs nnp Sernr
ltnc ttf'tb rlnarlarsn rem Ssitc bsi;u,pObncn.
Siele Oemofratsn.
9Cermter, 8.
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bon Or. 9aniel SOtler.

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etlses QBerf, namlih bas Neue Sefamcnt,
nit etfldrnnsen Hnc Slutanmenoumssn, in
Der YretIe baben, uno Der erite Sanb, nslebcr
aue Rem gpanselium Wattbdus uno Wlartue
tettebt uno st,pa 400 Seiten entbalten miro,
halo srIebcincn ,lno an bic SutIerltenten at.
s.lifrrt wiro. 9isfss 1T Oct erife Srlueb,
oas Oleus setmtnt init grtldrunssn, in peHt,
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Der pissu 0abfrase imp bisberissn aIIssmsis
ncn Nafmunterun9cn naet gu urtbsilen, Ypiro
pas lttlltbe ltntsrnsbmsu aihflib nnp gan,
ausaHibrt. 0ae 1Bsrt miro in d 8anoen
stitbsinsn uno jersr Sano etwa 400 @riten
snttaltcn, unc 1T $eoer rinsetrnben sn 81 25
BET Sano al bic 9ubierlbenrsH atssIiefsrt
wsrben. Ias wcrf peroient einsn plas tn
ieocr eeutibcn SamilisnsStlictbsf in oeu
Dcr. Gtaaten, uno teine oenAhs Samilie
iclte srmanseln IS ab an3ufhatfen. Dir ers
tdren ss, init fur ,sn wsrtcn far bas
brfts oeutftbe { werf, bas jeeis
ne amerifaniI DE DrcGe ser
lies! 9Bcr pas bt3mcifelt DerIhatfe feb
sinifrpeileH Den srttsn Sanp, ben erbalten faii,
wsun ers tsastrt, obnc prrtlnplitb ~ lein,
bic hbristn Bdnpe III nsbmcn. Srfellnnacn
anf eas Wcre ttnnen NIT pcttfrcen Briefcn
al Den peraussebsr Der Ceres [S. W1ilIer,
$bancn, Yennl 9emacbt perocD.
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4m e5ltsn Stapsmbsr, in 5eiselters sauns
f6ip, 8wfe gauutp, Sobn 9rnber, i'm 7sf.
$ctcnejabre.
dim e4tsn S1epemter. in oicfcr Staet, Carl
5einrid gbriitian $istia, aeboren ju Berlin,
IN Dentietlano. i'm 69ifen $stensjabre.
--an 26fen, IN wsltsgoealleo 3aunft6ip.
sanealter ganntp, elGatstb Nsinbolb, 1Ditts
noe bes bsritcrbsnen 8rieprib Nsinbolb, am
StlasfnGe, I'M alter Don 81 Sabren, sNeo,
naten inp % 3assn,
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Seuer! Seucr!
Serittberu'tg 9e9ett Sfuer.
Capital autbcriiIrt Surhs 0eleB
$4OO,OOO.

Die Srrina Sarpm Scusrsysr1derunse,
@riellIh rca Der gauntp pbiIaosIpbia,
mabt 9erlt6erunssn, ic,cctl se,tlieb ale
rautrnp, aeaen Bcrluff cbsr 9barn eur6
Seuer, auf Grbauss ieber Irt, aIs j1auisr,
Sebsuern, Stals &C. NIB auf !5aueswattr
Sanfrnanneslter unp icnt eissntbum'
5u osn allerttIIiaten 8spimaunaeH.
Infrass 5u naeben, entw, oer rerf6nlieh o.
bet eurh Briefe, lei Jebn q. Ridaroa,
Tsttss1nwalt, uno Iaent Der gsIcafhaft,
all Der Drueerei tes "Scrfs nno 9hnplfta
Sournals," Neabins, penalvIeanisn.
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