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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

Arrived.
Juno II, sch Comet Higgins Boston
sch Planet, Robinson, do.
i, sch Orbit tloudletta, do
sch Mechanic, Blanchard, Weymouth
sch piive liranon, Reed Boston
SCH Alice, Soule, do.
sch Butler, MacJmbcr, do.
sch Orbit, NcNear, d..
SCH Mary Ann, Brookincs, do.
sch Diamond, il BOOKINGS, dc.
sch Union, Brown, do.
sch Native rrabIs, d..
sch i}etIey, G0nd, do.
sch Ntsta, Evans, Salem
brig Champion, Mitchell, Georgetown, 8 C.
II, Br. Sch Rival, Masters, Windsor
II, sch Margaret, Williams, Providence
sch Hanover, Donneil, Boston
sch Sidney, Bailey, do,
SCH Only Son, Smith, do.
Is, sch Sarah Ann, Crosbcy, kempt, 5.
sailed.
II, brig Mississippi. blanchard, Havana
brig Massasoit, 1rotf, st Mchaels
&c, bark Iris, new Menyman, Havana
Br. sch Industry, Mcclellan, Walton
sch Alice, Springer, Boston
brig bordeaux, Wmchcll, Matanzas
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DRY Goops & HARD WARE

1T
WILL I've sold at auction, AT the Store No. s. late Wig
W Readng Room) on Friday next at 10 o'clnck A. NJ n
superior assortment of Dry Fancy Goods, Comprising an
extensive variety Of Choice articles.
Also, lot of Hard ware, &c. 6er.
The Goods wiz be open for inspection this day.
Hath, June H. I,,1a
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ROAROERs WANTED

RS DOUGH- would respectfully inform her friends and
A the public generally that taken the large and
commodious dwelling house belonging DIR. wilkinson
near the town landing where she will be happy
date Gentlemen with Board for any length Of time.
She would take TINS opportunity express to her former
patons her gratitude for their continued partiaty and trusts
she will still receive their patronage.
BAN, June II, isil. 3vl2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

NOTICE,
hereby given that the subscribers have been duy an
pointed Executors of the last will on GREEN RICH.
ARSON, late of Bath in the County of Lincoln deceased
and have taken upon themselves that trust by giving bonds
as the Law directs And all persons having demands upon
the estate Of the said Grden richardson are required to
hht the same, and nil persons indebted the said estate
are called upon to make payment.
GERSHOM HYDE, ruoo,,.
WM NJ ROGERS, ! hAe'u'ofS'
Bath, June 7th, 1871. 2 mos 10
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DAVID Z. MAGoUT,

HODGKkN~S HyL7RE.
100 HUBS prim- retaing NOLASSES. =
wv 100 Rhs Mess No. and prime BEEF.
10 half RblS Family Mess REEF.
~ BIS Clear, Mess 4 prime PORK.
% KEGS LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL
800 bags fine SALT.
300 Rbls Gencssee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK,
ri mouth Coriage, &c, &c., &c.
49, All which piu Be sold very ior.
Tah, Nav l3. 1911 fT
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consequence Of the Increased demand for TRuFAxr's
COMPOUND for cure Of SALT RilEUM, &C., IL is cvt-
dent attempts have been maie and max
lag initiate the ace, and infringe upon his right. H'
fta ned LETTERS PATENT three years since, both fu-
preparation and name and all persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right, guaranteed by said
Patent the sevcrest penalties of the Law. "Remein
ber the penalty lies against the seller well az the maker
Of the Article. - Never buy unless in has the pritfsn
nind,rrttca signature Of the inventor The ointment is
ia TN boxes with the letters AV e. TRU FANT, PATENT
BATH Me- stanpt the all others must be flst
That the above medicine worthy confidence, is evident
oni the mot withanng oppostion) more than
EIGHy TIL Sand
packages have been sold within short te giving gnr
erai satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact the
tnua aud almost daily instances OF s success which have
occurred in this and other States, insties the proprietor IN
submitting with increased confidence to the public gener
aN. his remedy is recommended in addition to SALT
RiiEtIM, as good for RING; WORM--SCALD HEAD
IiINGLES--LEPROSY-- rCH-PfmPLES-
ant! rspeciQrVso for the JACKSON or BARRIERS lfCH--
heir humors Of thousand Names the ointment IL
self frequently used with entire Price 5Dcta. Tho
internal appcaton composed Of twelve different ngr~
dients entirty vegetables is esteemed highly, safe
aad wholesome drink for generally particularly IL
saring Price 81 cts Numerous certificates from
dist ngshrd physicians, cinrgynen and other professional
mem from and other States in possssioi ofthe prd
priror which might be sbained if necessary. A word IN
The wise is sufficient For sale the III the subscrbes
wholesale and retail, and the B.7IH BO0R STORE
In Brunswick by Webb aud Hail-NscaSset by Edmund
ana and by his regular agents throughout New Fnglandt
". L. TRUFANT, sole proprietor,
Enth, Ne, 1871. til =:
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WANTEn TO pIrRCIaAsE

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A GENTEEl House win out buildings, &C. suitable for
"A small family with back front yard and good
WatcrOne ia tie North part Of the would preferred
Price no; TO exceed Si.10 Enquire of HARTLEY COVE
Bath, June 10th, 1871. 43wlo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

CIsoCiEERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, just
II imported from England, and for sale cheap by
z. HYDE & Co.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
11.tT:RIED.

In this Sunday evening last, by Rev. J. r. Gil
man, hir. Edward Johnson Miss Mary Louisa Evernrd
In Eatalyle, Crosby flinds Esq, Miss isabella Shep
ard. -
lr Hestpor Mr.. Samuel l.. Hutchings of Whiteicl to
Miss Reberca J. Wehber Of Nestport. -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

DSys1hLfg04 HOUSE TO Ls1r!
4 CONVENIENT Dwelling House for amod-
"a crate famiyif application be made Appl this
office.
Junc3 oun
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
E1IGID.

In sangersle Nh Joseph Parsley, formerly of this town,
aged ID.
III Noheboro', 18th ms: Charles Frederic Wales, son OF
T. T. Wales, aged NOS
In Jefferson iii March, James s Waters, Esq., aged AZ.
In Searsnont Arad iiaHe,lne, Esq., formerly Of Noble
boro', aged A..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
CARPENTER q HARRIS.
TIN y idDI1N &C IJlJ IFIN
PACK AGE EXpR Eoa

Pa x "A @ z E XPR esq
THE subscribers, in connection with Messrs e HATr
Co., of Boston, would respectfully announce n be,
friends and the public thar they made arrangements Ia
transport P.3Ch.7GES IND BUNDLES OF OOODS
from AUGUSTA, hAbbOWfLL, GARDINER, BATH
and the intermediate towns, per Steamers JOHN " RICH
TOND and HUNTRESS, TO BOSTON AMI throroh
HARNDEN's EXPRESst1 NEW YORK aud other south.
and Western Cities. Personal prompt attention vii,
Letting bills and purchasing ard selling .nefraaniize
Al packages intended tOr should be Ieeihly marked
'iNTNNEFEo EXPRESS" Large articles VIII be called
for Il siIi:ab notice is given.
OEces. VI the ACGCsft BooEsrofP Argista: ~ G. G.
H4eHCIpEEs, laewell; ut 4. = PEAxIss', Gardner at
A. f,RsoSs Bath and a. r Z. HAEF Co'., 40. a. Couft
:sreet, Boston. G. $. CARPENTER, -
SAAi'i. l.. HARRIS
RrEERENcrss =,
n4vnL WnI.ss, E<q.
ca. ttprEstIEr NnIIE, s.,t,
Nm. T. SHffH x Cn. ('-NP"S'@'
NILLAH Wp.ef,Jr. ,fsa
GtH. Goo. ". BAcH-tpEH, Gardner.
tALFis SPalLUt>o, Htl0eeH.
H. u. hrssf", !39sty0.
y. p Al Packages letters len with A. r.psor. At the
"Sae1daioc theap store, vii prompt
Ba,h, N1r y, ISL. IT'S.
E"OHtI g.;fxEsGzEe.
I 81 received ard FIR sale, n f5w doZ. SIERMAS'3
" WORM buHEA&E5 tihc greatest discovery made,)
L. WOOD, Central WHAT
IAN, Way q. 5w9
NEW STORE ATo SEyy 23ooOs!I
THE subscriber would Respectfully inform .h,.
citizens Of Bath AMI vicinity HAT he has taken store
.'as. y >, Kings New flDrs street. w,ie he las
Just nnencd choice scl-ron 81 Dry GOODS DEGREES
and Pi;t]FisIO ~, wh:eh he Offers CHEAP FOR CA6H
RICHARD HOLLAND
= ?. Til" above stock was selected III grct care and
purchased far ard be such prices as cannot
faii IN ere entire Satisfaction. g,
l.. H. intends conduct hir hisnoes cash syse!n
AMI those rat wish to prclmse iur cash may do wei to cali
and examine. :
Bath. May ~. TIA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

REPORT or THE SECRETARY OF THE TRFAsu-
RY.-Ths Report vas submitted to both Houses
ot Congress on the Sd inst. A correspondent of
the N. Y. Tribune, who writes, with the MS be
fore him, says, It does credit to the late adj
ministration. The Secretary states that the
Balance in the Treasury, Jan /,
1870 was a3 G6I .O93
Receipts in the year 1910, g ,sG0, 500
Expenditures same year, 81, SOB 47J
Balance in the Treasury, Jan. l, 1871, $685., So
From the Let of January, 1887, to the 9TH of
March, lS4i, there appears an excess of expendi-
lures over current expenditures, of S3l ,3l0,0IG
Thus, and to this extent, says the Secretary,
within the last four years were the expenditures
pushed beyond the a:nou Mt Of the revenues
They were made to absorb the surplus in the
Treasury, and the outstanding debts due the Uni
ted States so that the Treasury was, on the 4th
of March, 1871, exhausted of its means and sub
{ect to heavy AND immediate liabilities 1t was
already burthened with debt incurred in time OF
peace and without any adequate resources, ex-
cePtthe authority granted by law to augment
that debt
The Secretary recommends that the debt which
has been left floating by MIR. Van Buren's admin
lstration be funaed, and he xplicily recommends
n national bank.
He recommends the U. S. Bank as the best
fiscal agent the Treasury ever had-the repeol
of the Sub-'Hrcasury-an Lonn Of the amount
Of money wanted havjng eight wears to run.
Iir also advises a tax Of % per ccnt. nd yalorem
on foreign articles now free or having duty less
tnan 80 per cent. This would give, in 1912,
500 800, 300 in all, from customs, and add to the
rcvenue in the last quarter Of this year S. 800 00G.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
CASH sTopu--.zJo ,,s,,o,-.,

n r. SMITH would inform the public at large that he
has taken the Store formerly occupied by p smith
where he has opened selected assortment of Domestic
Goods and Groceries, which he VIII sell cheap cash o.
barter only.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

DIE S'CCFES.
FEUMERIC, Ground Log and Red Wood, Alum, Copperas,
L Indigo, Hue Nitrol and Oil Vitrol for sale by (
O. w. KEND AL
Nav 10.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

THE; H1S'r POPULAR TIE icfs NOE Is1E-
l. ERAGE Is WILLIAM BROWNS SARSArARiLI.A
COMPOUND, OR SILVER TOP.
1t is extensively known No. s'rcr Ton. There he
ing imitation tops and imitation syrus offered in the
market, you VIA please call for William Browns 'asaptiia
Compound of Mead Syrup. For genuine observe the fac
smile of my hand writing the label also drawing fta
interior M my Medicine Store. 1t is thought by many
Physicians, that to lis general Use, BE- attributed the
uncommon prevalence of heath the season, its
dency sto purify the blood removing all humOurs from
system even when they appear the skin About 400 lbs
Of the best Spanish Sarsapra used the past
in preparing this preparation 10 the expense of 200 y
When the strength is wholly extracted from the OF the
sarsaparllia 1t makes red liquor and when formed into
syrup, tcar,.ot he made white.
For sale in Bath Mt wholesale and retail b. L. WOOD
Also retailed by all the Druggists and GrocerS.
CIV Il.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

F. SMITH, would give notice that he has given uD h,s
ness ana now calls upon all who indebted him BY
note or account 20 MAZE immediate payment (at the
formerly kept by hinl Al nnseued viii shortly
be len with am Attorney fer collection.
Hnt1n LINN
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17


4 PRIME Store, in the best location f. Dry
- Goods or ,roeery trade Apply At this Office,
PHILLIP HIGGINS.
Tina IA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

PORK.
IN BARRELS CIanr and bless Pork
~ go Halves do. do. do.
,n;t received aud for sale by CIIh's CLhTp. u,
Junt y.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

GI5NE;GEIEc FLOUR.
0Na BARRELS ef fayorte brands Of Grneqon Flour in
49, tore ana ior sale ny {. CLAPP, Jr.
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AUCTION

7
o Lr SOLD nncaS, Elliot tlouse, IN BatlI
less previously disposed of private sale Thursday
the 24th day of June instant at O'Clock p. NJ, that va,
bic Real Este in Bath in possession of Isaiah Crooker
Esq., Mt the time Of his decease, consisting CT part Of the
valuable Wharf called Crooks Wharf and the Store there
or, and the Dock appuenam thereto also lot on the
West side Of alter street, also the reyeson of the widows
dover in the dwelling House and Lot the East side of
Washington street also several small Lots between wash
ngon street and High street The LotS laid down
pian which a" he seen by applying TO the subscriber, terms
mad" known 1T The time of sale. EBENEIER CLAP.
Ruin, June 10 lSlI. OVID
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

VIZ. BiaOSS rs PORTABLE YEAST,
D2EFERA to all other articles for making good Rrcal
u Light and White, all families after giving this one trial
will not allow themselves To he without il.
For sale Wholesale and retail by r. WOOD,
.Lrn,l btrr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

HALE BARRELS
Gencsen Flour Of prime quality lust received Nor prip
~ Empire from New York, and for by
June y. I'D {. CLAP IT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

g'ttE1 SUEsSOEt ksSl1Es wound INFORM his friends and
the public that he has taken the formerly occupied
ny Holmes & Mathews continues keep good ass sort
ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CPOCRERY and
Ei"7SS WARE &C. &C., and will sell his goods Mt reduced
pceS. CHARLES w. HOLMES tag,
FARMING UTENSILS.
! the Sagadaock cheap s.jr9 nay be found variety Of
FARMING ufETsiLs cheap Also abouo 300 lbs Prime
fL.F, enquire Of A.PARSONS.
paih, liarcE 3Ist. m
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

NEW YORK CHEESE, for sale by A. c. PAGE
~ u9
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2e5-HooT< o,fT' FOR IrIpOsETIoN.-k.9

For list Of Agents in CumheriHni and Lincoln counties,
Me. see lveriisenentn another part OF This paper d. BS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
S'"oNE CUTTING,

STONE CUTTING.
n ICHARD ADAMS would inform the public that 10 in
Az tends the continuance of the Stone Cutting at the old
stand, near the Sagadahock Ferry, Bath, his shop Brin
swck nearly opposite the Stage Tavern his place of
residence, near Catance Mill Topshama which places he
WI furnish the first rate Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
ERAVE SlDNES and other monumental work, executed
with Dispatch In the neates manner, and least as low as
can be had in the State Also, White American Marble
naVe Sones window caps, sillS, and belts for Brick ld
ng &C., &C. In case of absence at Bath apply to Can't
LaInbard next door-fat brunswick Mr. IAifkin oppose
May 9th, 1S41. n r
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

E@Ds'fi G4;txEsszTg.
~ Perceived ard Fl sale f5w doz. SHERMAS'3
a. WORM bUHEA GE.s, Che greatest discovery male}
L. WOOD, Central What.
EG'h, Nay =. 5wq
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

BOOK u JOB PRINTING. done at this Office,
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SHEEP FOR SALE Sssk 10 I..s1,
FNR0M 20 TO 30 SHEEP, are Offered f OF 10 ~ on
Il the usual terms-a pound Of W6u pr head for IN.
ye'r, by the subscriber, ut South Latin 10 pon auorat
may b. made Immediately. EItyJ EfGU
Bath, june ~, 1871. sali
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ApmINssTRArOs,s sALE exc ls,aAL Es-

-ADi4As1 Asa AN toAt.s BALE Oii A%AHAAA ESS-
TATE.
SHALL expose for sale and sHN - Public Auction,
Saturday ;a tnnih day If July 5A o'cock III
the afternoon, the premises in Bath etof land
in said Bath the East side Of Washington Street. and
late the property of William Quincy deceased said sale
by virtue Of license from the JUDGE Of Probate for the
County Of Lincoln, and for the purpose Of raising money
pay the deceased's debts WILLARD WALKER,
Administrator of ". II. Grr'ev.
Dath June Is 1871. 3wla
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THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE WELL
Deserving attention

EnMEsroN, Otsego Go. JAM 1889.
Dear Sr-T feel it duty owe to the public, to inform
yo1 Of the astonishing efficacy yur va;Dlt Pills.
attacked about the last Of November violently, with
rct The pain suffered in my hen and back most
excrucating. frs took six of YER pulls twice day, at
forwards twelve, yea foundvery zoe relief My wife then
read your directions v1ich took IL then hep
p, twice day, and experereu much relief from the
powerful doses I took 90 m@nlng and evening for IN
DAYS afterwards wnen foul the disease yielding ~ ,he
fever er3IIv broken IN rhfn gradually diminis, ,o
quantities according fiiiea directions arnedicine
weeks was ont aud v,elrtgain Used no otht"n, ~,
but yourpis grep many Of my negbor his r"n ,p.
Az @ i, ioiE the house from 10 Twelve, anu
e,nr mel eotine9ay nothing OF tfosr who diet
cons;darn,', number, after yon eieu, loio"ou .'o
s,mo Mon b zone, and took Ut ps IN tne same man
ner ana iou5xes mysep some however, recovered afF
using onf two cases drafts applied to the feet
In on WATERMAN bu,tt.tNGHAM.
,randreth, New York
D Coopfrstown, Jan S, 1899.
pleasure to that Mr.. Bur-
ncha tha writer % the above letter, Is highly respects
rneran in tie town in which he resides stands
HIGHER for truth and veracity. Quay VI in malignant f
YER such pregaied through section of the country
this and winter, pills should prove successful may
they relied every disease, il taken accordngta
your directions! Yours, very respectfully, -
ELISHA FOOTE, Gen. Agent
T. Brandrch, " - the city OF N. York.
The above Elisha Foote Esq is gentlemen of high re-
spectab, and of the district Judges Of the T. States
IolTt ~. BkANDREIH, VI. u. :
Pedlers invariably sell couner Of the above valuable
medicine. Therefore purchase but of my local ngrn1
of which there in every town i'll the Z. States
For list Of Agents in CumheriGni and Lincoln counties,
Me. alvertisenentn another part OF ilis paper H. Ba
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
oo,,.,,,. CHARLES CLAPP, Ir.. ,vrR
Co'1''4I !, 70 y ~ 'SsrItNifoRb's WH,ar1
Earn, mr.. q
iIMTrgIsTsAToES's SALE OF KRly. rs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHE OF KBlL Er-
TATE.
SHALL sell n Auction, Monday the Dist dv Of June
NEXT, ut O'Clock IN the afternoon, diving house
IF the ate Thomas Crawford IN Rah,-the dwtng house
and hafn and twenty Of land senr part
of the homestead of said Thomas. This ill be b.
vue of license from rhe fudge OF Probate Er ~ Co,ty
OF Lincoln and il ordered raise money ythe ,inls
pilcc and time Of sale. go
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Administrator
Dath, Nav % lstl ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

HOUSE FOR SALE.
NOR sale, the House now occupied by the subscriber
viii be sold low if applied for soon For further mar
ticulars apply to H. r EMERY
Bath, May 9Th, 164l. If 4
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30

te,eietneter Wn0 baub9reiftbet, 05 jcne Dr0Enn9'
sic mar Der sIrt 6aB (Ie jere 2nnpcrt Derhntet
Der 9t oaB e ae,t btponiatiihen Betfebr bdt:e abb
ben qt6t nan bie bereeife 9lnttprr, uno stpar cine
9inhp6rt Die aq5 gepibrt, mas Die Srtten MIR rers
langen unb urcb 1eNr oa5t Stb bctradte bic, bent
nrn erteuoen ge9ebeue Sutructtcnen fir eine betloS
flusenstuertbe saire. @ie haben Mere 0aonalehre
1T ben 9lusen gn0lunoe uuo Ghrcpa5 ernteortgt ite
ba6en unS Die 9btuna 9crau6t, bic mir i'm leben res
ac uno untcr Der rubmwnroigen 9turiniitraticn cae
lcnS sctponueu. SIC briuser uu5 1T gerodtun9 nno
ermutf9en on5 tclSe @nelann, siQsS Slt Dsrlan9er.
J8r tperoeu Die Sol9en bie(er jimnerlc)en Frtf N
uuern Gtrritt9fetten nit beicm Solte, faAen, nltc
atdli oltrcn mir l1tS 1ddecl1 >pe1''1 fpr-oen en<
tritt rifschenc, eine dnnlche Stelun9 peoer ct',z
uebn1eno, nniere @eiooerbetun 9sprclefte of9ebene
unc un5 gum Sriegc porbereene- Den Sre9 coenrd)
Lnern1eibell NIB nniere 0fedlte 6eNdhreN.
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Beutou'5 Ne0e itter Die Wttgeoo' IbeA
slu9ele9enh ettsn.
(S6luB.)


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reidt S>c. Eor lein f6~nt,e5 gserlanBen eia; T.
bert Sic t1nttel5are Sreitaiiun9 Oecespo'S, uno
bitte ben DaIoenten Der Ser. ct Ill bic re II Il,
i ueberle 9un9 su stehcn fpeIsoe ernttbe
TDaeu e3 babeu n,aSte, penn bteies oer'rst9er mir
be i" "Scu all 15 ertheft Der ei9entltds nno prdftp
fhe Mattpcrt auf Die 9tote be5 @elanoten. IS ut
ni,ts aeruaeres, ais cine Satruftipn all ben sner>
als9lurpal tppri eS beiBt, oas, tpenn Die Nnflale
scQepos Dor einem 8sribt5hpf Der .. ct. anh1u2t]
pare iebt cine uunel6are te>erlhlaannl oe5 Otcs
,ees eintreteu .pirbe SD aber ice er ith 3n GoI<
Serneur bes Saates gseipsrt beaeben thn NIT letler
1Suruftip tcfannt ntaten ben Nnipat oe5 Sstla9ten
nit Beypeilen ateritnBen nm linn por enen @tfbt5e
bcf bes Gtlates et 8ef eiun95oefret s erire, uno
rpenst biefe5 ebtht9e, ben tc3eB all etnen 0erdt5s
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