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BRIGHTON MARKET u ~

BRIGHTON MARkET-MospAy, Dec. 6.
y. Market s26 Beef Cattle IT'S storts $500 Sheep
paicrs. Beef cate-we quote to correspond with
last week. First quality, s5,75 600 second quality
a,'9 par s,SIoi third quality, S'7s $50.
ca. nsrreIing Cat,le-The barreers refused to pay
former prices and seven lots were purchased at re.
sadea p prS I We quote Mess s4l2 4,25 No l.
Storos-rwo year old 81 IS three yoar old sr4
O., shesPnwc quote lots at 81, l25, ls3 l,s2, 1872
Swine-Lots to peddle at 81 3ac for sows and a,
a 4Sc Tor barrows. AT retail ~ a SIC d. Adv.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Dec. G.
Al MARKET 100 mead of Beef Cattle, including 300
lelt over last week; 80 mich Cows, and 5000 sheep
aud lambs
The Beet market was better attended, and prices
|efe about % cents the cwt higher than last week
g0o mead were taken a, si 10 ST. averaging IS the
Mich Cows-were dull, 20 sold at s25 a "a e,cb.
Sheep aud Lambs were in less demand $500 TAX
--Sheep at 81 to 81, and one lot exre at IS; Lambs
at 15c TO SO each.
Hay-The market was well supplied, and sales
WE'RE NIUE VI GU 10 LIZA Inc lOO lbs.--.our Com.
NEW YORK MARKET.
DEC. l1.-This has been O week of considerable ex.
element Later news from Europe and Canton have
been received, and the yiousy expected document,
the Presidents Message, has reached u.s. The news
from England is interesting. The money market was
'ght, Trade dull and the cotton and grain markets
without any material change. The birth of Prince
has been an occasion Of great Joy TO the English ma.
ton. The Presidents Message has disappointed the
public agreeably It's PLAN mild document and
on on all points save the currency is approved by ALL
me currency question, one of great import, is
and novel. The establishment of Bank appears TO
be abandoned The new plan will therefore attract
great attention. The report of the Secretary of the
Treasury will now be looked for with sed in
terest. few weeks will probably shed good deal
of light on the subject The fall trade is nearly clos
ed the canal IS shut, and good deal of ice has an
peared in the North River The business of the week
has been interrupted by Thanksgiving, and as the
holidays soon follow, there will not be much done for
some time to come.
FLOuR-The market has improved since last Sat.
urday about ia cents. Sales have been at Sc 30 for
common brands; the market however is very dull
ut that. Troy and Ohio Sc 37., and Michigan at Sc
% Georgetown Sc so. The last news from Europe
has not had favorable influence on the market, nor
have any purchases been made for shipment
GRAlN-A sale of Genese Wheat has been made
at 1875 cts. which is a slight improvement. Rive has
rather dropped; sale was made yesterday at 7s cts
which is cts. lower; 1000 bushels of North River
Barley sold at Is cts Northern Oats 49 to So Corn
is selling shade less Maryland 66 to 10 for old, and
81! 65 cts. for new; North old 20 cts.
PROFESSIONALISM Beef and Pork are dull and
but little doing; no change in price. New Lard is
selling at cts; Hams 9 Bacon sides g..
PORk-Dressed comes into market slowly. Last
sales a cents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
TEMPERANCE CIRCULAR


SIR-The Annual Meeting If the Vermont State
Temperance Society, holden at Montpelier, on the
18th of Oct. last was adjourned to meet at Middle
bury on Wednesday the 18th day of January next,
at 10 oclock A. NJ.
The adjourned meeting will parske Of the charac-
ter of convention Of the friends of Temperance for
the State, and will continue two days
Important questions will be discussed in relation
to the best and most efficient means of promoting the
principles of total abstinence from intoxicating drinks
and such measures adopted as may be considered
necessary 10 enlist the efficient acton and harmo-
NOUS cooperation of all the friends Of the Temper.
ance Reform throughout the Sa'e.
1t is earnestly requested that there may be a full
representation Of the several county and town soce-
ties and general attendance of gentlemen from ev.
cry part Of the State friendly TO the object of the meet
ing. Delegates from Societies of the reformed in
ebriaes are respectfully invited to DO there.
Plea,e lay the subject before your friends, and use
such efforts as your judgment may dictate for pro-
curing full representation from your place and Vi.
cny.
BY order Of the Vermont State Tenn. Society.
GEO. r. MANSER, Secretary.
Montpelier, Nov. 8, lSil.
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VIM. Kilburne's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT A r a Probate Cour,
District of Ch,,endcn s.. Aholden at Burlington
within and for the District aforesaid on The fourth day
Of December, A. d. l941, an Instrument purpor,ing
TO be the last Will and Testament Of William XII.
lurne, late Of Burlington, said District deceased,
presented 10 the Court here for Probate BY Ann
Kiburne, the Exe rix therein named.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice he given 10 all persons interested therein 10
appear lefore SAID Court, al session thereof 10 he
holden a, the Registers Office in sad Burlington
the second Wednesday of January, A. ID. l34l, and
contest the probate OF said Will, and il is further Or
deed that this order be published three weeks
sively in the Burlington Free Press, news paper
printed q, Burlington in this sta'e the last Of which
shall lie previous to the day assigned, as aforesaid fol
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, thi,
4lh day Of December, lell:
VIM. WESTON REGISTER
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Reuben Bonds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTNHE Hon. the Pro.
District of Chttenden, IS. ! L bate Court for the
District Of Chittenden To all Persons concerned in
the Estate Of Reuben Bond late Of Underhill, in said
District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, Ziba w. Church, Adm. de bonis non OF
the Estate OF said deceased proposes to render an ac-
count of his administration, and present his accoun,
against said estate for examination and allowance n,
session of the Court of Probate, to be holden OF the
Registers Office in Burlington in said District on the
second Wednesday of January next.
Therefore, You hereby notified to appear lefore
said court at the time and place aforesaid and show
cause, amy you have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this fifteenth
day of December A. D. lS4l
VIM WESTON, Register.
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STATE CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS OF
EDIrCATIQ -

The committee appointed by the Education Con.
venton assembled at Brandon on the 9Th of January
lSil, hereby give notice the friends of e!uco,on
throughout the state, that Convention will be held
at MlDbLEBURf on Thursday the thirteenth OF
January, 1912, commencing nj 9 O'Clock A. NJ 10
hear the report of the committee, and 10 take into
consideration the educational wants and n,ereres, /,
OF Vermont. They respectfully but urgently ask a
full and general attendance
THOMAS II PALMER,
WM, G. KIrTRIpoE,
ID. w. C. CLARNE
EBENEzsR n. BRIoos,
+. J. HALLocK.
Dec. I, ls4l. Commi,,e..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam has been the cause Of attempts to introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name of the genuine, are calculated to mslead and
deceive the public. Among these mixtures sre-'Car-
ters Compound Pulmonary Balsam, 'A,erican
sanic Syrup PULMONARY 3alsam,' and Others
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

- Wanted,
A JOCRNEYMAN Watch Maker or Watch Re-
Apairer; also a Journeynan SiIvcr.miih. Those
IN the trade 10 HON we forward copy of this aiver-
semen', are desired TO remember us should Journey
men ca for work. None but good workmen are
wantol Dec. TO- PANGBORN & BRINSMAIp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
vIRcINrA,-The Legislature of this s

VIsorNrA.-The Legislature of this State
met on Monday, and was organized by the
reelection, without opposition, ofJohn w.
Nash as Speaker Of the Senate, and V. w.
Sou,hall, (Whig,) Speaker of the House Of
Delegates-the latter gentleman having been
chosen by majority Of five votes over Joel
Holleman, (Opposi,ion.) There was re-
markably full attendance Of the members,
especially Of those belonging to the House
Of Delegates, only five of whom were absent
two Wing and three Van Buren, mon.
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F A r r A r g. w AIT.
Notice To Familics,

NOtlce 10 FamiItcs.
E>AMiLlES in want of elegant Tea and Dinner
sets not usually found in country stores, can And
al Fatrar r Waits establishment a very great va
rely Of sunerb
White China Tea sets, Gold and and line do
Spriyged do do Gold band nj spr,-iJ 10
Gold edge and line do Ezra wide gold band do
Which will lie sold as cheap can hong h, in New
York, Boston, or Troy. Hon; ekeeeers are invited
g examine them at'he View s,o~, coru-r Church an h
College e,vc,s.
rlinSnn, De-. 10
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GiIpin's Improved seIf.Inker.

DRlNTERS are desired 10 witness the operation
/ Of one at the subscribers Office. They will be
furnished at the manufacturers prices!
c GOODRICH,
Pee Is Agent for re INarufacturtr
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A CARD

A CARD.
The subscriber returns bio grateful acknowledo.
nents to his neghbors and friends generally for their
Kindness and sympathy during the sckn and death
Of bis companion.
GEORGE SARTWELL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

Sheetings.
SO BALES Of heavy shee,ings of different qualities
chave Just been received and are offered for ga
at Manufacturer prices to Merchants and otbe,.
who are invited to call and examine the stock hsfors
purchasing elsewhere, under the belief tina, the exam
instion will prove advantageous to them.
nv FofLErr BRADLEY,
Ho' o. the Wharf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

TEMPERAN
There will be an adjourned meeting of the Bur ling.
ton Total abstinence Society this evening, at the
Court House, at six O'Clock.
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II7OOLLEN KNITTING YARN, ut
w Dec. TO- S. Il. SCOTT S.

VN7OOLLEN KNITTING YARN, at
w Dec. 10. s. Il. SCOTS.
CHARLOTTE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TINE next term Of this institution will commence
l. on Wednesday, 18th Of the present month, I'M
der the >upernendance of
Miss LlVIA GUERNSEY.
Miss GUERNSEY was for several years teacher in
the Cazenova Seminary, and has been recommended
10 the board as em'nen ~ qualified for the staon--
Since the close OF the last term the building has been
repaired and painted, and the Trustees now commend
the institution to public patronage with increased
confidence.
TUITION PEA QUARTER OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
Common English branches, $500
Higher do do 400
To which will be added
For Ancient Languages, 100
french. lUO
Drawing and Painting, ench l25
Board can be obtained in a respectable family a
few rods from the Seminary, for ST. so per week, in.
GLIDING fuel and lights
In behalf Of the Trustees,
~ }. POOR, President
Charlotte, Dec. TO- ls4l. 3w.72
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SHELBURN MILLS

ARE NOW IN OPERATION.
THE late Improvements for cleaning and manufac.
L turing grain have been introduced and are far
superior to anything of the kind in the county,
Please call and examine for yourselves.
H. WHEELER, Agent.
December, le4l 3w.25
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Dinner Services.

l. 'AkRAR d WAIT have constantly on hand a
l. very handsome assortment Of Dinner sots ,Vj,b
butter foat., sauce and soup Tureens complete, Of
tue, pink, Milan spriggei, white granite China And
Bourhon sprigged ware, which will lie sol very cbca n
At ihsir new Crockery Store, corner Cbur,h AMI
College streets Darlington.
Dec, TO-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

Morison's pills.
M ESSRS. PANGBORN &. BRINsMAIp are
w appointed State Agents by Messrs. Alexander
and John Morlson Of The British College of Health,
London; one Of our firm Ted the college in London
and we hold our appointment now directly from head
quarters. correct picture of the College Buildings
can be seen at the Variety Store and in The hands of
our snb-agens. All the packages will be signed IN
writing, "PANGBORN kBlINSMAID"
Dec. l. ls4l. State Agsute.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

% BBis whiting for sale by
NV Nov % FOiLFrT e. BRADLEY,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

Groceries, sc.
= L. HERRICK has just received from n. York,
- Is Chests superior Fl. 8. Tea,
s do do VS.. do
do do O. H. do
Is Boxes Bonn's Tobacco,
5 do Roan's do
Is Kegs Plug do
10 Barrels Fine Cut do
5 Tags Java Coffee,
10 do Laguira do
20 Jars Maccaboy Sauff.
Also 10 Bales Brown Sheetings
The above Goods were purchased allow prices, and
will be sold a; q small advance.
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Notice.
DROKE into the enclosure Of the sutscril CT on or
Dabou, the first Of Sepiem cr red and white two
year old Hrfer with short horns, ralher inclined 10
iIrn in. The owner is requested TO prove properly
pay har-es and take her away.
Colchc>. er, Dec. 8, lS4l. BENJAMIN WRIGHT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

For sale
SECOND hand, one horse, s'ecl ,hol pleasure
n sleigh, with the harness. Al,o saddle and
bride and first second han1 Cooking Stove
All or any part OF said articles may be had cheap md
pa ynent made in good hard wool.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1871. DAVID RUSSELL
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
r. c OIL II n n r n

r. c l. Il n r TIT
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and tht
Itpubc, that he has now opened q Livery Stable
and has on hand ready for use some excellent Horse
and Carriages, Scighs, Harnesses, &c. which he vii
Hotel South West Corner Court House Squara
Burlington.
December TO- lS4l
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TENNESSEE SENATORS.

We are happy to be able to announce,
that the long contest respecting the election
of Senators in Congress- from Tennessee.
is at length tcrlnnated-and that that State
is saved the disgrace of.a violation of her
Constitution and Laws. Mr.. Speaker Tur-
ney deserves great credit for his inpendence
and probity. He was the only Locofoco
member Of the Tennessee Senate, who had
the manliness and patriotism to abide by the
constitution of the State, rather than the
recklessness Of Locofoco majority. Let
him be RENE mbered hereafter. An Extra
from tho Office of the Nashville Wing, Dec.
lst, states that the resolution to 60 into cleo
ton Of U. S. Senators was adopted on that
day by the Senate. The vote stood ayes H.,
noes II. Mr.. Turney voting in the aflirma-
tive. The resolutions were sent to the
House and adopted by strict party votc.-
The election was to take place on the I'd
and Sd of December, ono Of the Senators
10 be chosen on each day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

white China 7 ca and Coffee Sets.
EARRAR y WAIT have jrsi received an nssor,-
L ment Of White China Coaee sets, Custard Cups,
Breakfast and Tea Plates, Pitchers, Bowls and Bit.
Ter stands, for sale cheap al the New Crockery Store
Dec. TO-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
Imperfect Stone Pots.
FAR II AR & WAIT,

III ~ ' T. " ~
1lhand several
hLndrel Stone
Pot, Of all sizes,
a little Imperfect,
useful tor variou,
purpose, IN all
FAM ies, and al
small prices, va.
rying from l2s
cents 10 50 GEMS,
4 U be 10 md atthe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17
Horse Hay.

Horse Hay.
k>OR SALE--A quantity Of first rate upland horse
= hay, for cash on delivery. Inquire at the Pos,
Office.
Burlington, Dec. 8, lS4i.
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PAPAcY IN THE u. STATEs.-The Catholics
have now in the U. S. 10 doceses, archbish.
OPP IL bishops 3 coadjutors, and 5l2 churches
and chapeis, 1874 stations, 545 clergymen, II
ecclesiastical seminaries,lS colleges, 81 female
religious institutions, 40 female academies, -
charitable Institutions, and periodical publ.
cations, devoted to the cause of Catholcity."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-17

geres, as also others that have been paid In
consequence of this discovery, Mr.. Johnson hav-
ing made affidavit Of the forgery Of his signature
and Mr.. James Galatin, President of the Ma.
| tional Bank, having also made affidavit before
Judge Noah on Wednesday evening, that mag
istrate issued his warrant for the arrest of Mr..
George Johnston, Jr., of the firm of Kirk g.
Jonston OF l37 Front street, and he was arrest.
ed at late hour Of that night, al his house III
Grand street, by officers Bowyer and McGrath,
and committed to prison for examination, Mr..
KIRK could not be found by the officers up TO a
late hour on Thursday evening.
II was also stated by one of the Judges that
other forgerles of the same name, by the person
or persons above charged, have been discovered
to the amount of $4,000 on the Butchers and
Drovers' Bank for a considerable sum also on
the Bank of America-besides on some Other
Banks-the whole amounting to about 5000
Both Mr.. George Jonston, Jr, and his partner
Mr.. kIrk' were held in high repute prior to the
discovery OF these transactions which, il is al.
legged have been going on for three years Oh
more, by forging on one bank to make paynen,
for another. ~ Y Express.
HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST SHERIFF.
WhureH, Bond d. co rs. Calrm Willard, sher
iff OF Worcester, for neglect of his deputy, As;
Mattbcws--damages laid at twenty-five thou
sand dollars. In 1885 the plaintiff sued D. J.
Brigham, keeper of the Worcester House, fol-
$4,000, Matthews served the writ, but die
not attach all the property in the house, bu
omitted many valuable articles of stock, &C.
What was attached was not sold till 1897, wlier
it only brought about $4,000. 1t was contend
ed that the sale was conducted in such man
ner, that fair auction price could not be obtain
ed for the property sold On Friday night the
Jury returned verde, Tor the plaintiff for 81
6iG-Bost Post
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-16
&c il q min c.

Sep elmer dfuilbeu llnlerlubul9 BON incrru Scbn
Shorb's Wer9el babe tt 9efltnOcu oaB berletr Snnt
Denglten Ypt SO big 95 rpcent Sfnltcff cuthllt b
fam eober ocnieIbcn ais etneu 0brsi9eu Srttcl
Ger9el, Nno ais Dcn 9r6Bercr GenHeit c'emrfehlen,
ais i je untcrlutbt babe. Gemeiucr lRer9el euthdlt
gepbbnlih bon 40 bis SO prrscnt Adftrf unb itb ba'
be Oenelben bon eanOWrtben III 0cutldtano mlt 9rca
Gem 9tusen auf tbreu 8elrern omDcuoen fcbtu.
SontS. s. 81 lSt u0> Slpotbcter u, GVeuser.
@antrn, SWnD 1871.
Sd1 beScuge hermit oog d) ben gnntcner ecmoblc.
uen @1yps; opnt Sance Der Sserrcu 9atrnQe, &mme(
Inno Shcrby in Der 0ldbe orn SantC )cn eit Sal
rem nad) etnanoer 9ebrdttt babe, uno i'd bin r6ut
1berSeust boB er oemSanon5fY ODer 0ictgerTcr Ops
AN @ute 9etdtou1mt. Scbn SobiN1ng.
MaBiuDr, MnD %, 1911.
Sd) beseu9e bisrrut DaB tb ben gantcucr Gyp6, bonn
eanoe Der Qerren SbDrb nib lm,ncl beD etnem 6Iecz
Seloe an9epanot babe uno t Bit u6li9 6cr3eu9t haB
oerielbe gut lit. IS ut. & ub [ MANN
WtaD, 81, 1S41.
SD bcseu9e hermit ooB ih ben Wterael bon
Sd)crb nuo Etnm1el bcD &tee uup 93elfbtcru oi1Qes
tnanot uno 9ecen babe, baB CT benz bcitensanpu6fY
9Yps ben tb jenals 9cbratdht babe 9ctdtpu,mt.
Daoto 8ols
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-16
Start 0auntD 9(rmetz0aue.

l9(u9abe Der 9tus9abeu uuo neS 3uffanoes oe<
Starf GauntD 9lrmenbau(es, fl1r pa5 nt1
benz 1ften Sunv, 1841, enOenoe Sabr.
Bert6t ber Strectoren.
Die llntersetd)neten, Dtreftoren Des Starf @aunD
9rmenbaue6, in @eu,dBbct oer 9lcte her 9ees9cbung
BON Sbic. "Ge 2cte autbprtltren0 bic @rridun9 bon
|9lrmenbduerrL" erltatten fclsenben
Bertbt:
9lls eine Oebrbett Der llnterfdrtebenen, burd cure
9ntellung, bic Yfltdten ais Otrectcren oes Start
@auntD slrmeubaufes ilberuabmer fancen e otee sle
talt Dbne 9ere9elte 9e9IerunSsfor lppcbl tn 8eSu9
auf oerel tnnerltbe @rthtmn9, dlS AUDI oeren GnBer<
ltte Slsgaben. Ss madt tbne,t 9er9nit9en an5ei9en
3u fSunen, oae nunn,ebr Sronun9 pbtpatet baB Der
ttltd,e 3utnnb Der Senpbner beoeuteo oerbeert 1T,
gr6Bentbeils ourb bic Sdbt9fett beS 9ufebers, nno
Der pnro9en 0ausntutter, unter pere1t nnlttelbare
@pntrpQe Die 9lualt nunmehr geellt 1T. Die @ltte
uuo @efdQt9ftt lesterer bat tbr oas 3ttroltcn Der
N1usgenDIem er,pcrben, iDorurd, fIe in Stano 9eest
miro oefelben rteoen NIT Der Sage Sn erbaten, mez
de bic Menftbfeit unierergeitte fllr oeren NSslild
beretet bat.
Sic 9eItatten fld) 3u bemerfen, baB bic jdbrltb c
9tu69abel,, BON Der aus Der gaunD Sdbabfan1mer 9n
spaenen Slmnle bon beDnabe brettau eno Dollars, bts
5u Der pergletdun9sDet fletnen Snnme bon n9cfdbr
e II tau fen b 80 u rs, oerrtngert Dcroen. llno
e batten bafir nit eter iebr fleiuen 9usa9e in Der
ferneren Gerbederung Der 8auereN baB bic jdbrli 3u
oeren 1nteritubul1g erfpreer!be Snnme, nod netter
Oerrtn1ert Werben fDnte.
9tus9aben fur oaS nit Dem lffen Sunp 1941,
enoenoe cSabr.
gs nb fir 2ebensmtttel, &leoun9 fir srme, 9lrbeit
auf Der 8auereD tpeibltbe 9lrbe i'm Soaue> Nepara>
tur bon Berfseu9eu, Weubel, gseb fur bic SauereD,
fur abrsebat oe5 9luflebers uno slrStes, tpdbreno
benz Sabre ba6 init bteleml Sage su Gnpe sebt aus
beaablt ncrben. 1907 90
Glr oae tcrbergebenbe Sabr flub be;ahlt tppre
De11, 9fuf(tdnbe beS Sabr9ebaltes bes Slufs
iebers uno Slrstes, cite 8iau3 bon Sd,uts
ben fdlli9 pcrtees Sabr uno fur bauer,be
@erbeferun9 alf ser SaucreD 2i3 40!
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QBo III peinrieh 0runl1er?

Or 1T 9ebitrtig aus Bird Csdmeis) unb edre:ber
laene Srau erudt eeneltcn, ibr, pbalo ais nSqli9,
Selon!tel Snfomn'en Su laIen, banit c, neblt ibre
}met 61oerL pcprn ctnes friippcbaft nno tilflp5 H.
nah sn'erea 9eldngcu unb ais benz Glenb, porin ie
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