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A POWERFUL ENGINE OF DES-
 TRUCTION.

The London Times narrates the particu- lars of an experiment which was tried near that city in presence of Sir Rohrt Peel aad other distinguished personages, including number of military and naval gentlemen, for the purpose of exhibiting the destructive powers of new kind of explosive missile. A boat twenty three feet long and seven feet broad, was placed in large sheet of water; the vessel was constructed in the strongest manner and filled with solid tim Der four and half feet in depth, crossed in every direction, and clamped together with eight inch spike nails The account states:
 When the different parties had taken up their positions, on signal from the inven- tor, the boat was set in motion, and was struck just abaft her starboard bow, and in simultaneously scattered into thousand fragments. At the moment of collision the water parted, and presented to the eye of our informant the appearance of huge bowl while upon its troubled surface he noticed a corruscation precisely resembling forked lightning. A column of water was lifted up in the air like a huge fountain, from which were projected upwards for many hundred feet the shattered fragments of the vessel, which fell many of them sev- eral hundred yards distance in the adjacent fields Our informant examined many pieces, and found the huge nails snapped like carrots; the mast looked like tree riv- en by lighting; and never before, as he as- sures us, has he witnessed so sudden and complete a destruction, though, he has seen shell and rocket practice on the largest scale. Such seemed to be the unanimous opinion of all present. How this mighty effect was produced was of course not dis closed to so numerous a party, but two naval officers present were perfectly aware of the mode of operation, and the inventor one or two of the distinguished officers pre- sent In answer to question from Sir H
 Hardinge the inventor stated that without a battering train he could transport on a mules back the means of destroying the strongest fortress in Europe.
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instant, It Tell under the second Veto from
the Palace. That Veto attacks, in an
especial manner, the very provisions which
we're inserted al bis request, and even the
name Of the corporation, which was not
only agreed Oily him, but especially chang
ed 10 meet his expressed wishes, was made
The subject oil bis criticism.
These startling facts, are avouched by
members Of his late Cabinet. Such mass
Of iergiversauon, such complication Of
duplicily, is nonsirous IN the view OF every
man who values truth and far dealing. As
if resolved even 70 avoid decent appear.
ance Of consistency as II to render his ter.
giversason as glauug as It was sudden and
hcen;inus; be iudulges the very excess OF
opprobium against the creation of his own
BRAN. Not content with simply aegauy
nv his own erehGRge idea, he ia the Cd
! Veto, denounces tia, bank as a "Hauonai
monopoly Of brokerage p On the l5,h
or l6lh Of August, he suggests his prefer
ence for the exchange bavk. Several days
thereafter, he examines aad approves lis
provisions :" aud, on The a,h d September,
he deuounces Inc whole, 20 the peoples Re.
representatives., as q monopoly Of broker
age I"
These things have egen me great pam
1 regret these ccny!cuous OF my owO lGdg
ment, which cannot avoid or repress.
\ am not sensible that have IN ibis com
nunlcaAon, 4one injustice 10 Mr.. Tyler.-
1 Lase oInlerest, no prf disposition, no mo
live 10 treat hin wilb harshGess or disre
speci. Should he even reirdcc' his steps
or seek to cancel that conduct which now
stands out IN unreheyed anu hagrau, co.ors
Tor, without express explanon Of the past
found OF propose some measure Of Te!iel
adequate to TIE public necessities Of thl
g.eat subject; shal, bold myself 10 reatI
ness fairly 10 estimate the merits OF hl
} measure. would be gratiied, because
; agreeably disappointed If his future cor
duct should be marked BY eandor az
} single andeduess, tearing 10 obaierale tn
recollection OF The past.
Could | iind pleasure 10 the disgrace {
his administration were / his personal en-,
my; could essay to tarnlsh name one
! deemed uusulhed might extract, from h
pfesrn, position, aihent for reyeageiul cor
{ solatien.
| would rejoice, could some inspiralio
, nterpose s. regenerate the man, or rescu
him from the present necessities Of his :,
D pu'auon.
Meanahile, uatil light Penctfa,es h
2 mind, II becomes you to consider TIE follow
j Tag qgeston:
Will you sustain the nEPEEsESTArIy
Q TRIYcIPIE of your Government, or, ii
!, Or MAE POWER DC ID Executive DEspc.
. 1sI
5 JOSEPH L. WILLIAMS.
WASHINGTON, September 10, lS4i.
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nrem lhe Ballimprs Amsrieaa

Those who oppose National Bank en-
constitutional grounds DO 50 because There
is in the Constitution no express grant Ct
power TO establish corporations. Itwouli
have been strange If any such special grant
had been inserted there, for the power to
establish corporations or any other species
of agency, is included in the general pow.
err Of sovereignty for the exercise Of which
corporations may be useful. To say that
y special grant Of power is necessary when
the general power including i has been
bestowed, would be like insisting that
deed conveying farm should have par.
ticular clause granting right to the tim.
Der on it.
There is in none Of the State Consiiiu.
,utims that we know Of special grant Of
power TO establish corporations. The
power comes as matter Of course-as
necessary attribute Of sovereignty.
II is Indispensable TO the General Gov
ernment that ii should have some agent to
perform it, fiscal iunciions---io collect, 10
keep and 10 dlsburse the public money
It's also empowered by the Constitution 70
regulate commercial intercourse between
the Suites, and TO have superIn.endence over
the currency. There is no Specification
Of the mode By which these ends are TO be
accomplished. 4 National Bank, a Suh.
Treasury, Fiscal Aeont--one is jus; as
constitutional as another. The question
is one Of espedicncy--of choice and ell
that il Is requisite 10 know is which d
those institutions viii best answer The pu,
pose IN view.
There are some who go TO curious eS.
tremcs on this subject. They naiptain
that National Baak cannot he cosstiiu.
tional unless il is shown to be not only NJ.
cessdrg. N the ordinary aceeptaiion Of that
term, but so necessary that no other de.
vice can possibly Do. II man is aboui
to build house may he not choose sucl
materials as he deems most convenient AM
: proper Shall he be forbidden TO rs,
: stone or bricks because wood may do p
Or il woodman uuderiakipgio fell troe
5 should cal for an axe, saying that 1t va
necessary, what would be thought Of las
iidious obiec,ur who should say--e No: b.
? can pei il down Wah saw Y
\ A National Bank hos been frsed a. r.
cal instrument Tor the uses Of the Cover
p ment, tie regulation Of commercial inter
I course among the States, and ihF contu'
[, ling tie currency. The experience Of Co
} ,y yesrs has tested and proved IL eiiieien
E ry. Otter expcdicn,s have been tried O.
so-snd cot one has succeeded. Disaslel
b arrangement, and confusion, have lollose
each now experiment. What more !
7 needed Other experiments Still /" o
shall &c lie content 10 bold fas, t,y sha
. which is known 10 be good.
j. The simple view Of the matter seems T.
b. that whatever instrument, means Q
Z agent the government SHALL find most con
! ycnieui, simple, and elleciual Tor is USE
), ha should be the one adopted. The ccu
eral powers being granted, the chasce ,
5ubordiuate implements Cos exercising VI
same beuehcialy i a matter Of discretion
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We Yesterday had a visit from an oil
aul esleened friend, who hsd Just return
Ell from a yis.tto Europe. lir was aSen,t.
accompanied by his son, about tour Upaths
aud a bale They went out AMI returned
IN the Great Western, and were 90 the
ocean only 20 days ia all. Thry travelled
abaag tea thousand miles, visited al En-.
gland, saw the principal cuuoa'ics, passed
through Scotland, tarrlcd fir Il shoy, timc
q the principal towns 10 France, made the
tnp through Switzerland and down the
Rhine, stopped Of n number Of the princi.
pal towns 70 Germany hurried through
Holland. and gamblsd over ireland. Thcv
Uefe six weeks IN London aad tstec weeks
% PIrls-put ~ % toe best hotels, uud
travelled Ia tue best convcyauces--aud
expended ab1u, 81 ,0g0 each, mclndna
nearl $500, their passage moucy IN the
steamers. No mech for travelling ID these
modern days. They saw an tie hons Of
The great Metropolis, from the bottom OF
the Thames TO the bell Of ST. PauIs and
from Brchifrd 10 mile Eud. Indeed, he
informs us that one ma} travel ten miles
through the streets 81 London aud suburb.
u az omnibus for siNpeece, and. dur,pg the
route, u me point gaze with establishment
and admiration at all the magpiGcicaco al
nobility and wealth, decked out ID the
richest trappinRs, such "a splendid equip
ages, ouriders, &c. and, at another, look
with feelings Of pity a.i eominiseraiion NJ
human nature ~ It's most wre,ched and
deplorahle condition. Vat. fqieihcnce1.
Dreadful Rail Road Accidei.-A hor.
I'D accident occurred Oh Wednesday On
the ncw line between Boston and Hudson.
The trains from tie Yves, came IN con.
tact with that Of the East, hy which the
cars behind the tender were shiyered, and
II IS supposed that from 20 to IS Of the
passengers were drcndluIly Injured
Amung whom wrre Mr.. TAYLOR, engineer,
badly wounded. Mr., Warren, conductor.
shookingly INITIATED. 4 Young lady.
neice Of Maj Whistler, is said to BE- dan.
gcrousIy hurt. Coz. Harvey Chaplin Is
much bruised, but not dangerously, as Is
now hoped. The Rev S. Elliot. an
Episcopal Clergyman from s. Caroliua,
and family, lrit here this noon, were
brought back to the United Sialcs Hotel
tins evening, in sad condition. The ladies'
were not seriously hurt, but his two sons
were wouuded-one scratched aud bruised.
and the other had his leg broken above the
knee. PM Saturday Couier
4 man in town dreams every night tina,
he IS the Bank bill" The other nipht
lie got mp N his sleep and broke his nose
against the bed post "Therc I'm yetoedpD
said he. This was the first intimaiion the
people had Of the coming fate Of the /" iis.
cal agent" This man repaired his nose
with a compromise plaster. and then blew
It With a " branching handkerchief. We
bad no "obloetions to any thing he did.
1t was his nose. N. o Crescent CUy.
4 body Of rock salt, similar 10 that found
IN Europe, has been discovered near AZ.
ington, Virginia, at The depth Of two hun.
drsd and sixty feet. This il the first that
has ever been found in the United States.
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b. cALnouN. -c0NsIsIENly.

Ms CALHOUN, -CoNSis TeNcY
n faihaDa ia fserr Fl Na'iss
Dgat as cans iiafioasl "a 1916 and egsiBa
q 0a unconstitutional ir 1874
Ia tho course % his spesch On the Boz.
bill Of 1916, Mr. CALHous sml
TIM corsrtrurioSAl arrsrles nAp
RrES 50 rgEgLT AM rREQraxrly pisct.
SID ruAr All uAD MADE or TnrlR sslSDs
on rr.n
And, as &c introduced the I'LL. and al.
yocalcd aud effected It's passage, Of ooune
he had made up his mind aiiifmiieely.
In his speech % President 'rYtER's r..
70 Of the Fiscal Bank u the United sisies
Of The late extra session OF Congsess bc
@aid
a. TO mHsGf.P. ms uTsHrn Ir 70 ~
DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD HE WAS aPRnsrp
TO THR CREATION or BANK on cDRronA
TIoS IN Any PORN As THR FISCAL AegST
OF rng GoyERNNEyr fin urilnyrp,
HoHfYER MODIFIED on WHEREVER bocAr
81 RI worm ~ Alike UxcoNsr4ruTIoa
Al AND TsTxPEDiENr
The Constitution 81 the United slaic5
Is, then, but piece Of cl,angcable silk, Ye
aelnng the chameleon hues of AR. Car
narS's prlsnatic n1iud--n wax nose, wh,r'
be may mould at will 10 SUI, anv phiz,
though tie mos, brazon IN the land.
hr Calhoun dcaovnciag Gea Jaeksoa5
and erfoii'ng Nr. Tyler's reto 81 No
houal Bank
In his speech reported in the Rcgislc
Of Debates, sol. <, p. lG4s, he said
I" IEa (Gcn. JACKSON has pronorncfd
The United States Bank 10 be unronsiiU
'ionaI, and has, of course IarrAcmrp THE
coNDrcr or WASHINGTON and MAnrsoy,
(ihe former Of whom sigued the charter
Of the FIRST bank, and the latter Of the pres.
cui,} AND ALL rue MEMBERS OF Roru
llorsEs Of CoNGREss VINO VOTED poR rnE
ACTS INCORPORATING THEN
am mortified (said Mr.. c. that, IN
this country, boasing Of IFS Analo-Saxea
descent, any one Of respectable standing,
much less The Preadeni Of the United
States should be found TO entertain princl.
pies leading TO such monslrous results;
and ! can scarcely believe myself to b.
brealhing the air Of our country, and to be
s.t.dn the walls of the Senate Chamber,
when hear such doctrines Indicated.
IS proof IF the 'pondcrtui dsgfaeracy Of
ne hnes, OR ToTAL Loss on rnE TRuG
CONCEPTIONS or CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY.
But N the midst of this degeneracy | per.
eeiye the symptoms Of regeneration.
What is thcro in The meaning OF
wing and Tory, and what in the charac.
ter OF the times, which has csased their
sudden revival as party Designations ut This
time | TAKE IT THE VERY nssgxcn or
FoRyIsn TnAr wucn CONSTITUTES
Tory IS 70 SUSTAIN PRERoeArrvE AGAINST
PRIVILEGE. TO SUPPORT THr Executive
AGAINST THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
OF THE GevERNMESr, AND TO LEAN TO
rHr SIDE OF POWER AGAINST THE apE OF
LIBERTY chile the Wig Is, IA al fhese
particulars. Of the eery opposite in prin'
ripiea,"
In his late speech on Mr.. 1yIer's" erst
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Sheep Poisoned By he common Red
Cherry.-Mr. T.. Barnes remarks, IN the
New Genessee Farmer, that he turned &c.
y Or SIXTY Menno Sheep into an Orchard,
where number Of red sour cherries
were growing; the Sheep seemed very
fond Of the young sprouts that had sprung
up around the trees, and ate them witt.
aYldhy, and in less than an hour, a large
portion Of them were discovered to be DIS.
eased. They were turned ont Immediate.
", bat many Of them staggered aud fell,
and in few hours several died-the re
maiudef gradually recovered A post nor.
TEN examination led TO the conrlu1lon, that
The Prussic Actd, which, il - wei known,
exists IN the leaves and fruit Of the red
cherry, and which IS most vroont poison,
caused the death Of the uileep. Temper.
dace Adrocate.
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Spain and Portugal are on the worst
terms. Many fear that var between
them is ineyiiabIc. The Regent Of Spain
is we'll disposed for rupture with Dona
Maria.
The Vienna Correspondent Of the Lon.
don Morning Post siatos, that ne notes Of
Prince Meus mich had procured the assent
of France 70 the disarming Of Europe
The reduction Of the Austrian army Is 10
take place in October, when, it is said, the
entire Landwchr viii be dismissed.
Adyices from the frontiers Of Poland
contradict the reports of changes in the M
stitutions Of that country. The Emperor,
il is thought, viii not VISIT Warsaw this
year. The Russian troops in Poland had
been reduced to the peace footing.
Aceouutslrom Constan,inople oiihe 2cth
August state that the tribute 10 be paid by
the Syrian mouniaineers had been fixed at
El0,530. SAID Bey was still in the fur-
kish capital.
Lord Ponsonby was about TO leave Con
stautuople for England.
The Caudian .nsurrection vas complete
IL at an end, and Mustapha Pacha had re
turned to Candia.
Things are represented to be IN q very
bad way in Syria. The nouniameers arr
quite unruly, and had begun to fgh
amongst themselves.
O'Connell is agita,iug the Repeal quos
lion in ireland, and beasts o. the pecunia
~ MD he receives from this country. Il
one If Ills speeches he stated tia, con
siderable remittance from New York Wa
expected soon.
Mr.. Jamcs Curtis, of Ohio, has bee
.aaklng speeches in se,eral large towns II
England, about the capsbliity and willing
ness Of America to supply England val
corn. The people of Mancheste, bad asA
ed him to wute home that tho corn.law
!. should be repeated.
THE HARVEST
The haryos, is now fairly ended in man
Of the southern counties, although in ii
north it's still exposed 10 danger. u
doub.edly the result turns ont much bette
than was expected a month or SIX weel
ago, though still no one viii DENY that Ihci
will be a serious deficiency. From obsc
: yaion and inquiry 10 various quarters, "
, are Inclined 10 think il viii yield one.sixl
or one seventh less than an average croI
or, in other words, We may require ~
misions aud half or three millions
. quarters Of wheat from foreign counirie
! ~ additlon 10 our domestic supplies, to fef
the population Of Great Eriain until d
+ autumn Of ls42.-LGadoa AtlGt
: LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Scr
y lT-Thcre was great demand faf Cotton IN =
i early part Of tho week. aad rather sayspcii
e prices obts.nod. Since Tuesday, however, Tbs
has hesu less animation, and equal, e not ].
!. ger Quantity oleriug consequently a 'nors fay,
sble market 70 The buyer oar qpoiaioas. thci
q fere wili not differ from those Of lf.asY Inst.
J. aay descriptions, except Msfanhauis. which q
n shade lower Spectators have taken IS
:. bales American. aud $50 bales surat. and exp
tiers 2100 bales American, $50 bales West Ind
? and 50 bales S1rit.
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CONTENTS iron JACK DowxIy5, III
THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE -"W e
kno@ noihiag of the movements Of The
CABINET az Washington, or which tie Ma
5r speaks. Ia; NC distinctly rememtor the
circumstance 10 which he aIludcs as occur
ring on board the Two Pullies, Mr.. Jun
per was nor captain when tho Two polIlas
sailed 0n that voyage; lie was employed IS
mute, because it w1s though, he would
bring on board an excellent old chr7a0nle.
ter; bu, he did not. o. the death Of The
Captain, Of course he shifted his berth "a
The s.a'baarl side. The quarrel was not
about the Cvoo. for ihey we're all temper.
ate men; but, during a litIle bit Of close
steering 10 the sound, Captain J turned 10,
telling one Of The officers too Keep away
but 70 have al understanding with the crew
that she should not BE- kept With a slack
brace. The officer did exactly as no aas
told 10 DO. and all was gong on smashing
ly, every point had been cleared bat one,
aud the officer had ordered Up the bslm &C
cordlng 10 orders, and the crew had eased
Of The sheets slightly as under directions
from the captain; When, ~ as he was dou.
bling the Fiscal Bank "a bad shoal about
which navlgalors differs up came tie cap.
tain and swpre tremendously, ordered the
helm down, btonqh. the Two Polles' head
right 10 The wlnd's eye, and told the whole
watch on deck tia, he never ordered the
helm Up, and thus brought shame upon the
officers who had carried his orders. Tha,
is the history Of tia! matter; and we re-.
member also that Mr.. Ne, the first mate,
though capital navigator, stuck to his after
bcfIh, With view 20 promotion. rs for
the Major himself, il vas said that he was
70 have his grog and his grub for spinning
tough yarns for the captain and mate"
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Always have book within your reach
which you may catch Up a; your odd tniD
CITES.
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\ body Of rock salt, similar 10 that found
IN Europe, has been discovered near Az.
ington, Virginia, at The depth Of two hun
drsd and sixty feet. This il the first that
has ever been found in the United States.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Qle0tmtN &oDlf6rfe!

Seine Gntfbalbi9ing fit gertfen.
@cn aIIen Dtittelu, Gle Jcmao erfunsem
wnreen Spr 1HlCeerberaelIun9 nub Grbals
tnn9 ees caaree, bat itCb niohts 70 mirtlam
ernlelen, iOte Atbert6 Gaarslenc. @6 fehlt
ieltsn oas caar 9eiuuO uno fd1on wieSer
herpiteVen. lSiele bic ocr Wionaten nedJ
gang fabl wdren, tpnneu jeet &0pfe nit nps
pt9em Ndar Bei9eu.
SIbfdrift eineS 9riefs oon Tr.S. g. Sttb,
Mbilab. Diai 10. 1888.
0r. Saine-0srtbcr Nerr-e,d, fnble
saB Itb 5bncn tauni 9euu9 fa9en fam gum
Bcrtheil orn 2lIibcrts loaar 2cuic, meldjes
be SbHen perfanft miro. Nlclu raar mar
ldon GDeI Sabre lau9 lehr fart ausse9an9en,
nno mar fden lehr eln ais idl antlnq SIR
DlIEtel ju 9ebrand5cn Sn ungefdbr eiGer gScs
dye borie es auf ans3nfallen csyd1 babe es
1887 oreI Wlcnaie 9ebrandt Hao babe nun
rpIeeer etn 70 rclles ufo eicses caar anf met
mem RCpf ais itb mir nlr INNER plnfdien
fann. 9dl babe elefes Dtitiel aud, einer
9Injdhl memer Sreunee empfebien, nno fe
lpred)en 9llIe gut eapen. 0Genn e5 pilnftltd,
angenenesT wirO babe id oar fenen 3peifrl
an eInem 9uten @rfolg. glud fam ldl ncd)
bln3nfa9en, faB tcb, ehe idl oieles Gcnic
9rbraHd5te, idcn bcinabe ale Gle ubdqen
UdEtel jur 8eforeerung oes sYaaymudIleS
9ebrantbt bate, tpie /: Dtacafar Sci, 8dreu
Del Begetabie Joaar Del, &c. mitpenig ceer
gar teinem Srfel9. 9Idmn9sYca Ger Shgige,
S.S. Sid,
(Gcn eem Gtrip. 6 g. parf, prceiaer Der
8apIllten Stlrdle Su S9aeleen Tielc, ". 8.
6rbr. 1S39.) Or. Q. c5aine- Wleui S,err.
50 madlt mir 9cr9uugen gle su benadridss
tJen, tae bic Sialhe ccu Ahberts pnar
Ionic peldle td) pen Sbnen lesfen Setptet
erbtelt, gdnj Si meiner 3nfriecenheit 9eipirft
bat. Dletn S9aar fpar fir cine Idnae 3eif
ishr Dunn. 9Illeiu lcit 5ipei rocr erei cSahrea
fel es 10 tart aus, oaB men 5trrf trinabe
9allS tabl genoroen mar, une MIDI n6thlqte,
Inn CO 81 peroedeu, oa5 S9aar rcu teioen
Seltei oarllber III fdwmen 9llleln nun.
nadlcem Id cine Slaide pcn Shrem godar
IoHit gebraudt babe, 1T rrin SSaaripuds
pteeer 70 lppicb mie jema6. 6. s. parf.
Ger Gbrw. eepnarc 5letdrr, preriaer Der
Sdbtfen Stride ;i @Ireat 9allep, Du. Der
mehr oeer peniger fahl irar felt pie[cn
sSdhren, sebrandlte 6Iafheu rcu cein saar
IONIC, nno bar jest etnen ldi6neu sinipnd,s
ecn Heuem 5Ndar, liber ben gansen IheiI ees
Stcrfs Ger ;uoer fail mar. Gr fd,reibif:
1Ren naar wddit fchr fdhGn bds perlId,rre
q Sle. g.. Sletfdyer.
ga. Widr5 2 1889.
Ciele MrSccia III i'm G'rpeen unn S[rinem
~ baben bel Or. 2. Saiue, General 9!qentt
9to. 20, Sab Ste Snase, sphdarelpbia, unn
eet eubpi1 Sdlmnt, 9lpcIbefer in sIIenfaun
fur I4oIcr tie Ullfbe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
6dDO, OOO SUE
SaaDclS llltp S5retter.
Sefflnan un0 9Eeber

Weuadyihtioeu ihre Sreunce uno eiu ge'
rhrtes yutltum, enB Ie ans 99eber's alien
SStannpiaB. Die erife SoroDarc cbcrhalb Soas
aenbud,'e lBirtbshauie, ciuen 9rcecn gScr'
ratb pom 8auhcl3 uno Svettcr lmterlhieeli'
der Scrten eiu9ele9t haben, tpcrunter ilh
5efGecn:
we(fe Scrsen G'eIb uno q8ei6peint 8lers
toros. .fSirIheubcros uub pianten, pdnnel
BcrSs, @clbspcint, ScdutIiugs, pappeln'
gscarbs unc planfen SoemIcds Scentlings,
t5porreu, Saiten, jece Scrte Sretter, 8aus
4scI,. afclfen, eatten nno one Scrten Sdlns
.beln, .DianrerssdtteH, &c.
ole ,oernen iumsr eiucn teffdnci9eu Grrs
ratb cbioef srtidel auf pano haben fpcmit
'geute ans Dem eaupe gu Den uIebri9Ifcn preis
Zen perlehen ipsroen fcnnen.
sEaufbar fir oas ihnen pcn oem plIplifnm
oelbenfte 8ertrauen, hefeu ile onrd, billi8e
asreils unb IhneIle @erienuH9 bic Snueffaft
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