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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-22
TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH THE
Rheumatism!

No medicine euer yet introduced to public notice
for this painful complaint has been generally
successful and mo'e highly approved than the
celebrated Jebb's Rheumatic Imminent.
INTERESTING CASES
EXTRACT from Editor Sir: "For eighteen
~ months was afflicted with the Rhoum alism,
every endeavor and every medicine within reach
was used, but without effect until procured this
Liniment. After using two bottles, and part of a
third, it entirely cured me-"
A Physician in Pennsy lvania writes-"Jeb Gibbs
Rheumatic Liniment has been beneficial in eperu
case IN ohich 1t aoas used"
A Southern gentleman writes-"Send me fur.
ther supply fJebbs Liniment. 1t is in high repute.
Liniment, which is called for, and it is much tho t
of here by persons who have used it,
MIR - of this city, lost the of his limbs in
consequence OF exposure to wet and damp, could
not get out OF Led for six weeks, 9 bottles of the
Liniment, and few doses OF Relies Asthmatic
Pills, restored him to per- feet health in IA days.
! An old gentleman was severely afflicted with a
violent pain in his back for many years, which bent
him nearly double, perfectly cured by one bot
tie Of the LIN ment,a walks upright any person
Jebb's Liniment' lt is worth (said an aged mi n
lister, who had experimentaly tested its surprising
virtues) its aoeight In gold.
! DIR Spalding Of Lyndon, VI. writes-sJebb's Lin.
iment has effected very decided cure in a neigh
boring town. Esq. e. was afflicted for some time
with rheumatism in the hip d joint, after medical
aav'ce and making use OF all the nostrums in this
part OF the country to no purpose, was completely
cured by bottles of this valuable Liniment'
This Liniment will not only be- found one of the
best remedies for Rheumatism, which 1t relieves
Immediately, and which it frequently cures in "a
hours, although of years standing; but also for
spralns numbness, stiffness of the joints, bruises
)chilblalns, &c Price 81 cts a bottle.
Eye-VVater.
|DUMFRIE'S celebrated Eye Water, is now souph,
alter, and successfully used of the best rem
edes known for sore, infamed or weak ewes, its
virtues are unsurpasscd,a as many can testify, and
! fair ulal will prove.
AN ALMOST HOPELESS CASE.
| An old man who had been so dreadfully afflicted
with sore and inflamed eyes, that places seemingly
Ike burrows had formed below his eyes, owing to
the constant running of water from them-has been
completely cured of this Eye Water.
A lew hours, sometime a few minutes use of the
eye water has relieved and cured cases of DAYS and
weeks standing. and that too, after ether applica
lions had failed. Price 25 cents bottle
- Prepared ard sold by Il. KrDDER, successor to
Dr Conway, 80 Court st up stairs, near Concert
Hall, Boston, q sold by l.. JEwErT, StJohnsbury.
More genuine unless signed It. Kdder on The
outside printed wrapper. = Wv
Large discount TO dealers. f3nSDv1
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NH oral an al Rel lou 9.
ADAM AND THE sERAP

One evening Adam rested under tree on hill
in the garden of Eden, and hi, face was directed
upwards and looking towards heaven. And Ser
aph came TO him and said-sWhy iookest thou so
longingly to heaven? What is wanting to thee
ADAM What can want answered the father
OF mankind, 'here in these DIV elngs of peace? But
my eye was ben, upon the stars that gloam above
And wished for the wings o fthe eagle, 10 soar
up to them, and behold nearer those shining forms
Chose wings thou hast answered the Seraph:
and he touched Adam, and Adam sunk into n
'siumber and dreamed And it seemed to the dream
or, mat ne ssoaring up to heaven.
when he awoke, he was amazed to find himself
resting under the tree on the hill But the Seranb
stood before him, and said sWha, art thou think
ing, ADAM Adam answered, and said. .Rsb,,d
was high up in the vault Of heaven, and wsnder
cd between the stars, and lowered about Orion IN,
the Pleaides, and the Vain; resplendent worlds
great and glorious as the sun, rushed by me: thu,
white path, which thou seest above, j, a zen If
light, full Of shining worlds and beyond this liqb,
sea 10 another and still another and on these shin
ing worlds dwell beings like me, and adore tho
Lord and praise his name.-Scraph, didst thou lead
me.'
This tree, answered the Seraph 'bas oveysb.d.
owed thee, and on this bill has thy body reposed
But behold, Adam, spirit dwelIe within thee
which can mo INT beyond the chain OF worlds. and
'"' higher 1t rises the more profound it's alteration
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The goodness of God is designed and ca'cu'"'eu
to lead men to repen ance; yot cxPerience ana o.
servaiiou, those unerring guides, teach US '"a,
has not always this elect but that men o'ien I'VE
regardless Of the Author Of their being unui thelr
eonrds are smilten and Affections press heavily up
On them. Then they will bothnk themselves, re-
view the way in which they have walked, and be-
co,,e bunbled aud benefited under the chastenIng
rod or Hun who seeks thel best good When an
individual is stripped Of earthly enjoyments' and
finds the prop GA which he Inns been resting insult
icie nj sustain him, and the sources TO winch ne
has looked for worldly happiness dried up, he IS
led almost inslinctively 10 look TO higher source
for succor and in after time TO place reliance and
dependence there upon But on the other hand,
if his cup contains bitter ingredient, if he be
blessed with uninterrupted prosperity, he will be
in peculiar danger Of presuming that his mountain
stands strong, aud that he shall never DO moved;
whereas he should, in the language OF another, Ie'
prosperity DC as oil the wheels of obedience and
affection as wind 10 the sails Of prayer
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Il HE w RI d

BY GEORGE LUNr, ESQ.
Swifter and swifter. day by day,
Down times unquiet current hurled,
Thou passest on thy restless way,
Tumultuous and unstable world
Thou passest on! Time hath not seen
Delay upon thy hurried path;
And prayers and tears alike have been
In vain TO stay thy course of wrath.
Thou passest on, and with thee go
The loves of youth--the cares of age;
And smiles and tears, and joy and wo
Are on thy hstory's bloody page
There, every day, like yesterday,
Writes hopes that end in mockery;
But who shall tear the vail away,
Before the abyss Of things to bee
Thou passest on, and ut thy side,
Even as a shade, Oblivion treads,
And Der the dreams Of human pride,
His misty shroud forever spreads;
Where all thine iron hand had traced
Upon that gloomy scroll to-day,
With records ages since effaced-
Like them shall live--llko them decay.
Thou passest on--with thee the vain
That sport upon thy flaLnling baze--
Pride, famed Of dust, and Folly's train,
Who court thy love and run thy ways.
But thou and land be 1t soy
Press onward to eternity;
But not together let us go
To that deep voiced but sboreless sea!
Thou hast thy friends--1 would have mine;
Thou hast thy tho'ts-leave me my own;
I kneel not at thy glded shrine;
bow not at thy slavish throne!
III pass them by without sigh;
They make no swelling rapture now,
The fierce delights that fire thine eye
The triumph of thy naughty BROW
Pass on, relentless world! 1 grieve
No more for all thou has riven;
Pass on in Gods name-only Leave
The things thou never yet hast given!
A heart at ease, mind at home,
Affections fixed above thy sway,
Faith set upon world to come,
And patience through Lifo's little day.
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eCOYms ora the Feet.

The Testimony the Proprietor is receiving, from
various sources, stating the astonishing eec
ted by means Of the highly celebrated ALBION
CORN PLASTER, added to the constant demand
for the article, from all parts Of the country, unques
tiopably proves it to be of the best things TO
be had, to give immediate relief, and cure to corns
on the feet! In proof of which, read the following
CASES?
A LADY!-to whom reference can be made, af.
IN ter suffering great pain, and Inconvenience for
years, from Corns, and when in, the mean time
was making ofvarous highly celebrated REM
edies, but to purpose, und had in consequence
of these repeated disappointrents nearly despared
of relief, most happily met with the Albion Corn
plaster, one box Of which, (at an expense of only
50 cents) has entirely cured her Corns So aston
ishing this cure 10 induce several of the
friends and neighbors of the lady 10 the same
remedy, and with the good success!
An Old Gentleman!-lnformeda an Agent that af
ter suffering unconscionable pain and trouble for
y ears fiom n corn, which had resisted every at.
tempt to destroy, was cured by this most valuable
plaster!
A Person! So crippled with Coins for long
time to be unable to walk, had to cut holes in
his shoes 10 ease his ieet-was curod by this plaS
tel
This plaster gives Immediate relief as ap.
Piled it dissolves and draws the Corn out root
and branch, without the least pain Pice, 25 cts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-22
Select School---at Waterf0rd

MO VICE is hereby gi, en-, that SELECT School
IV will be opened at Lo,oer Watcrford, com.
mecing the first "Wednesday it, Sept. next under
the instruction OF MIR. ALFRED STEVENS, a
Graduate of Darm outh College, who is person
Of high literary at.ainments and highly recommen-
ded as teacher. Attention will be given TO all
branches of education which are usually taught in
Such schools. Tuition for common studies three
oo''ars per quarter. Board may be had in good
families at usual prices.
Gi' zen in behalf of the friends Of the School.
Il. r. FAIRBANKS
Loeoer Waterford, .4ug. 3. 1910. l5S-If
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NaD's' HOE.

TIME Copartnership heretofore exlsi'Ms ne.W Ma.
a the subscribers under me s'yle u Jt.sn,ved
SON &, Co has been by mutual consent discover.
Ali The Bpoks and demands and all other properly
belong ing to said firm has been assigned TO o. r.
skinmsr, to whom, all demands due the co" S A
must be pnd, aud all Plooghs in the hanas " Tho
iii, ,isn sst,je all demands against said COMPANY
"''' a''' '''''' JOHN MOORE,
"- WILLIAM MOOKE,
.a .. JOSEPH MASON,
.e... ..,.. J. f. SKINNER.
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Barrett, January 2e, 1870

THE nublic are hereby notified that the PiouSn
business will hereafter be carried on by me SUD,
.criher nj The old stand of Moore, Mason q Co. ahu
no efforts shall be wanting to have the iafho,s w.,
supplied with Ploughs OF hrst rSag 9Piansws' viii
be Kept by Agents in most of tho principal towns
in The vicinity The superiority of the Moore amu
Mason Poughs for turning smooth turroww,'n y so
breaking and turning up hill and drawing eusy
unnecessary. would only say TO farmers; Try Tor
rnurseJyes JONATHAN F. SKINNER.
youIee's ,v.sS IsAO l32H
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p O etry.
,rur FATHERS WELCOME TO HIS "iD
OWED DAUGHTER.

Come 10 thy home, thy childhoods ho'no'
Nv Pilgrim. Iono and broken hearted
Here lot thy footsteps cease 10 roam'
Grief hath been on the since we par|eu'
Hiring IN. bring IN, Thy light haired poyS'
Bring in thy younges, blue eyed b'ossofhi
'JIo,L, Ills thy mothers gentle voice
Calling the trembiers to her bosom,
Now rest thee love, check now the ieafs
Down thy pale face each other chasing;
For well know that brighter days
Thy busy thoughts are fast retracing ..
Gems splrked once cn thy fsir brow
Thy sunny locks with care we've braided,
Thou vert a happy BRIDE hut now
Thy mutron brow is thnIy shaded.
Thou thinkest on thar manly form,
That stood that morn in love beside thee,
The voice that vowed ,hro' every storm
OF future life, TO shield and guide thee.
That voice is hushed, that form 10 cold,
IT'S thi. prolougsShe bitter weeping,
To think THAT ONE Of beauuous mold
In the dark grave is silent sleeping.
Yet cheer thee love, look on my boys,
Blight not their bloom with early sorrow,
oh let them hear their mothers voice
Greet them with words Of hope tomorrow!
Tell them tina, he who kindly hears
The ravens fom their rocky dwelling,
Will guide and guard THEIR orphan years,
And soothe THY HEART with anguish swellin
Then chcnr thee in Inv childhood home.
My pIl grim lone and broken hearted!
Here let thy footsteps cease to roam,
Griefha been on thee since we parted.
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St Jonhsbury, sbedd g. Jeweu
Morrill, IL Rankin.
Samuel Humphrey.
Albany, Howard * Hovey
Burke, Lucus Denison g. Co.
Barnet, Bachop d Johnson.
l.. Il A. Dutton.
Kiuredge, nj. IL Skinner.
Barton, Hemingway, 81 Robinson.
Browningtoa. Thomas c. Stewart.
Cabot, Israel Cutting
William Smith.
charleston, Robinson Il Cole.
Coventry, T.. Cleveland.
Craftsbury, Geo. ii. Cook.
canaan, Luther Shute e. Co.
Concord, j. g. Darling
Derby, N. Colby q Son.
Danville, A. Mcmillan.
Gu,ldhall, Gould 81 Nelson
Groton, William WhitehI.
Glover, VIM. b. Palmer.
Greensboro l. F. Waterman IL Co
Hardwick, Strong g. Delano.
Baker " Jud.vine.
A. 81 Nj. II. Cheever
lrasburg, =. barrow & Co.
Lunenburgh, q. w. Gates,
LYNDON chamberlain L. Brickett.
~ !. A. Bemis
Newport, Branerd Stebbing
p n. Danv'Iio' Farmers & Mechanics Co.
ae s" Chandler & Brown.
ayegate, u. d. l. Cowles.
SSnenle'o, w. Il s. Bradley.
sutton S. d I. Blake.
Troy, II Has,;no.
alden, Edwards q Duttou
waterford, M. X. Parks IL Co
wv, Il. r. Fairbanks
Wheelock, w a. 8 RradIa,
BENJAMIN BE- ANDRET1, M. D.
so 241 Broadway, N. Y.
Sole proprietor of Brandreth's Vegetable Univers,
FMS t36-ly
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NIB linds, Doors and SASH

nrst quality, and latest style, kept constant.
~ ~ on hand, or made to order on r,,son.h,.
terms, for cash or approved credt,bv '''"a''s
Am JAS. r. RAMSAY
~ persons wishing for either of the above
are respectfully invited to call and see 70,
., orders' by mail or otherwise, properly attended,
Vermont ~. "onnsbury
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THE TEETH.

BRITISH ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
TNHlS elegant article is pronounced by those
IL who use it the most valuable Tooth Powder
they ever met with. 1t possesses the peculiar ex-
cellenco ofclcansing the teeth from all tartarons
organisations, without injuring the ENAMEL it i'm.
paris healthy freshness to the gums, balmy
sweetness to the breath, and gives 10 the toeth a
beautiful pearly Wilderness
The two following testimonials were received
from gentlemen, (Cleigymen) ofthe first respecta.
biiity
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Andover September
4.-Sir-having made full trial ofyour Anticeptc
Deniifrice, am we'll satisfied of its efficacy to
preserve the clean iness and healthy state Of the
Teeth and gums, and to imrart to the mouth a We
ny agreeable sensation of sweetness. Yours, &c.
(Signed) &c. WEBSTER
ANDovER THEo LOGICAL SEMINARY, Sept. 3D.
Sir, ha. ing for the past year used your Articepc
Dentrifce, cannot but acknowledge it to be the
most valuable tooth powder especially for the preser
yatIon OF the teeth, with which am acquainted,
(Signed) JOHN LORD
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Lime! Fresh Eipme =,

We c sSnoscr,bers have on hand for SALE s,nnlv
-, or Fresh LINE, and will be ready to nupp.y
all calls Tor the article through the season. answer
ST. John'bury, April "a, $40. ma f 1Eb.;
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before Jehovah. Son of She dust, honor and guarn
this spirit, that scnsuality may not lame It's wing
and chain il down to EARTH. r."
The Seraph spoke and vanished
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-22

No medicine ever yet introduced TO public notice
for this painful compiaint,has been more generally
successful, and no'e highly approved than the
celebrated Jebb's Rheumatic Imminent.
LMTERESTIMG GASES
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-24

nur fdpn Spfer 9ebraebt baben, fcnbern bic, penn e
eben, oaB tptrfb Die Sahe init @ter unb &raft Dert
tpl9t plro, abernalS berett Tnb nod mebr ~
fer 5u rtn9en.
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uno anoern @ommttteen, brngt Bic Sohe INN fetr
aar meter, tpenn ntbt eber etn5e[ne uner uns bic
9roBeSaoel ols ietne t9e l1nO bic 1e ner 6 inr
Der unb Nad, fom M E n d3 a # betrad)tet, uno
bebanoelt. - llno metr mod ais in etfrgen pp[tben
QSdtltdnpfenr fcllte Jd) 1T oteer be9en Sade, e>
Der etn5e Inc II obe 0e IT ais etne Commit,
tee on etne IN betrahten> unb allies tbun mas lit
etner @emalt lte9t, unD fc tpet feu QSrtunqsfreie
retd1t oteielbe nad1 belten Sfrdften at bef6roern
l1n(ern SreunDen TT pttSbur9 tprb es befannt fevn
oaB bent settpetlt9en SpritanD bes Semnars aeaenb
tp1rti9 nod feline Nttte gu GebDe teben> nm baeelbe
t9Stramfet reten 3u laBen, nDe onft 1cncer 3tpets
fel fCn Ofette 9net9e baoDn 9en1abt 1tno 9ln(taLs
ten o1St 9etrOfen mprben tDdren.
0Sds od6 Dtrectprt1ml BON OeBen @ltebern ein 0ucs
RUM TIT Der Staot Yhilaoelpbia ppbnt> btsber n Der
Sadie 9ethan ha o srt tbun gefonnen par, clte, ais
Der @noe5benamte i'm esten Oea jene Stabt Uerlieg.
tpe oanals a9eoeutet par, in ether bffenten9
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1T bSher mod ntht ertenen, unb iott 1Inb mir auBer
Stonoe itber oeren eriparteen Snbalt, pber ber bic
lriaen bic bre @rfdetnnn9 bisber oerbtnberten> 3u
nrtheen. .. &aufmann.
9antpr, culD "a. 1870
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-24
Ser Q}aterlan6ez yreunb unb 9 eft Der 3ett

C0r. 9incCln) bic 9rOBe DeIttateBe bes prdfberten il
DtefeH Vnnfte, uno er oerlderte ben Serrn, baB BE-
prdFoent ftets, enn d Die COMMITTEE NIT tbn tpe9el
Der W0beln berietb, u n tpanoe bar 1eine S /
oermtHen 1usorl1dte ir9eno ettpas 81
. ote fem 3Dede Oeraus9ab bt5u 1eben. 81
C0r 9tncCIn) woQe letuer e9enen @rfabrun9 SufoI9C
bemerten, oaB nt Elm etnS9es IHobeltud rdbreno oel
lesten bret Sabre auf 9Iufuden ees prdNoenten ait
9elhatft mproen Iet. Die So m1ttee aaeir
let DerantipD tIth oafur Hno ile ltehe berelt
bic geranttpDrtlihfeit 5u bernehmen. Der prdIoent
mar 70 tpei oaocn entfernt, ir9eno elne Nernebrnn9
Der NSben su pilnlen oa6 ee in Der Sbat ettpa Dor
sWei Sabren fir ibn C0rn 9tnccln) uno bic nbrt9en
WgIiecer Der Committee nctbtpeno9 uroe, ettpas Sl
tb1t mas er ME qetban babe uno ME tpeoer tbun per>
Be- BunIhten Die Oerren 81 tpiBen, was o1es et @r
troLe es bnen fa9en. @s mar ourd) 1eoes GUNNER IN
eines ancern Wanncs 6au(e su 9eben, uni Su leben,
rpie pie R6beIn er beolrfe uno Das Die SequenteIt
made @r bofe, bic perren tplroen oteie
Sbataeben beabten uno 1tdh ihrer ernnern, ipent e
ben prdloeuten we9eu lener Moben 3u taoeln oers
Iuten."
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feI unm69ltt MAIDEN 9efauen lldb Die Wh9bldtter oa
rim, Die oerldumperllfe H. 1dmdbIldt9e Neoe oes Sr
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un9en Der Oerrn 9norcps uno etnccln Su ertpdbnen,
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'tnesen ls6en, bic oaiu ernannte COMMITTEE oes
Heprdentantenbuues ndt thre 3uftmn1un9 91ebt, uno
Der @on9reB eIbt Die NusbeBerun9 gut be1Bt' CYt.O5
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Cube ocrt9en Wouots 9in0 co6 Dampflhiff Srtpinaf
ton bon sIpalad,coa NIT Is paB1qlcren Cworunter 3
Dan'en) nad1 @Ouulbus ob Ser @0pitdn bes Bcotes
bemerfte an ben llfern mebrere tleiue Grandchildren.
ilcs oarane, baB Snoianer III Der 91dbe iein n6oen,
uno rieb ben paBasierem d in Die &ajate gu oerft.
gen. Ctes mar faum eeideben, aIs 5ae Boot BON bet1
ben llfern aus nit enem &u9eIreeen begriie uuo Der
&Gjl1tenunge eridOBen tpuroe. @ini9e Rueen orauq>
en- III Die tajtte, 400 ld Die peea9iere ouf ben Tues
bOoen Sele9t boten. 9Iuh Die pIpten parfen d, 4uf6
Ded, oIs plDsd Der 9I(arm se9eben wuroe: oae Boot
flIe fb NIT Snotanern. I'm bae Dampffbiff mar cine
beaoeue 8arte beeiti9t uu1 ite ben 6luB binauf ,u
tauen. Dlcle Sarfe bette9en bic Snotaner suerlt ii
cerfeIben ndberten itd in einem Seanoe, wooon auf
Die Sarfe pran9en, uno bur bic oeranlaete Setpeqs
nn9 oas &ance umitilrsen, poouro bic ibri9en irls
QSaBer Felen uno ben SluB binab trieben 3tpei Der
Snoianer, Die all 8oro oes Srpinston fanen, tprben
pom Sn9eneur uno Steuermann nit 6ebein nieoerz
qehlaeen uno Spiden bas 9idoertpert 9epcrfen, oas
lIe gu 9ltcmen sernalmte Der oritte au9enbeinIid)
Der Anfnbrer, oran9 in Die &atte, er IIc an BEN
Gilh teCte uno Iout nad) ieinen @efdbreen rtef um
oo5 g8erf gu be9inneu. Die meteu paBaeiere batten
lIeb oerltedt. Sin 0auo9emeu9e NIT benz cnbianer
bleb ru6tlos, Biz Der steuermann bin5ufam, ibm ei,
men Gt9 in ben l1nterIeb CAB, uno tbn ebenfals in
oas 9idoerwerf warf. Ctb.
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@otJ1 &BnsranDg.

aufre id1.-G5 pirb aDeemein bebauptet, oae
bic Nrauso1en Nl9er pieoer perlaBen peroen, inoen
Die Meuihenleben uno oas 9eIo tpeldes fir biee Be-
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eln mtrDe,
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le9t peren oqen 1T fertls gr 1T BON oem feintem g.
benbc, uuo Icu elm 1d)6nes &unttperf 1etn.
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rem Grefen eclhla9en pOroen uno e6 Nno tbnen 9
Ieffunaen oeItommen. cn Der Seltun9 Htolaus &purz
Sen taulen6 0luBen cbne parcon nteoer9emeBelt
Spauieu.-D Der SRrIe9 tpiitbet in oielem mn9lidz
len Qanoe nod immer fort bon Den @arlilten 70 tpie
ten Ndubereen ous9eubt. 9eneral @oroooa lOa turss
lid, in einem Sd9ormlseI 9ebIieben fein.
& i.-Wan 1T aa9emen NIT ocm iun9en 9Pe'
oenteu afrieoen beDnoers oa er Iebr UDrdtig in Der
WabI fetuer b0hiten Staatsbeamten 1T, uno beren
1reiben er 9enau prIft. GitrSd1 entlteB er Ieinen
Shwa9er pattl paidd Serasfter, Der enes Der b0d)s
teu 9emter befleoete, tpeiI er d unmoroI betra9en
bate. (Sreoersbote.
SefreiG-&aer Serbinano bat Die poIiti1ten
0erbred,er aus alien @pO d. II be9nabi9t. Sdmmtlts
die in 9bmeIenbe SerHrtheite ooer auBer 0anoes Sc:
brad,te fno, in @jen,dBhe oes n@na0enbrefe6,
nit lit bic Dor eini9en abren eraBene 9lmneitle etnses
|Itoeen.--Der un9ariid1e Neidsta9 bat nun encld',
nad piefdti9er @rDreruH9, Die al lbu 9eeuteSoroe>
runa BON Sc, 900 Nefruten berpiai9t.
VreuBen-3u Wa9oebur9 1T in ber perlon bes
|oprtieen pfarrers Slutenis eiu neue6 Seftenbaupl
aufsetaud)t @r lebrt ndmltd, man lcQe d nit leneu
Se6ete an Soft tpenocn, nidt aber Selus gum Sur
ipreder nebmen. un1 elnen Sebrlee gu betpeten, be-
ruff er lld auf Die Stbel.
Ole iehon frlber 9emacbten Scridld9e CUR 9Ibdube
rure oes au9emeinen SdulpIans ilno brer 9Iueflib
ruu9 nabe. oernad louen Die unterrihtsitunoen in
ben dltern Spraehen beirdnft, oafur ubr fir Ieben
De Spradben, Watbematlf uno Nanr'plBenbaften &C.
than peroen.
Dnrtembers-9lm 1Oten Mat fubren aus BEN
Raual on Seubrpun bret gd)iffe nit 245 Nuspanbe
reru mad, Nmerfa. Inter ibnen befano Ile ein @reie
Don 70 c5abren uno mehrere perlonen Don auiebnIia
em 8ermD9en.