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Nov. IL Ji-M-H



DIAM DEALING ron SAI.E.-Iiaying purchased : fam Y
! my native county, Hanover. offer Iur sal- ms Farm ~ tr
New nudsr road. iwo and 4 tat ml!rS North. El-l q RieHn'n1
containing about t%a iii"l;el arf,-. TGc open !ani y dlfit''
lain ihl'r dria~, ~ forty arr,- 'isr, lrat's iii"f which = ~ M
cnvtr. TIC rfuiGrt - c.ra aid f~@'r buirl< = '"iE. ih"
these fields .a> produced tWf a.sttl-"t wappt "h.i n "nt ,f
tanned - aaic>. Taric !, about II ~ - a,r ~ 81 ai' .".i
d ;aii ~ Wa,l {, ,'tfds st nei. 3a. -1t i. .h1:iit lt''
ami nril Il1a,t a. III" 81 IlltaI Is IE -rttJ, :, ai' l"l' al 4
IN jet; - i%aHuG,fiaa. although anuHt /! ~ trv ''tInt -ti' IL
enc ii III" haiip.i rf,..- /. i"> pait - ;a ,"ta'E. u4 Na'.a I
1 beautiful Mhi Str. "un Got data rail tnnbgr, hii 4 -'.,,. <
Il tire wood. Tie cu.'fiHfla'fi Railroad from i.rifiuad !.
York viii touch the ltfnl, without passing through y. iir
buildings ar all new, consisting al 4 y oudcn Dwelling iu"
- feet long, with 4 two story ccitIr lH.ldlns, AID wiu@- sew.
tiinin. eleven r1om- beside tile garr;, n comfortable dining lti
two store rGnrns in the basement story, with q ;arl well siadi
with trees, and neatly paitd together, with all the neccs-a! oG,.
houses, and two springs 81 a fine water n any below The raelr.
not paid ir rirdica, services ~ ihr lat len Srnrs more ihaa i',
dollars. My Iiir- fnr TIN, farm = ten ihou-,ui dullar~-nhr ih.l
~ >iNty Giss, tl. balance ~ one and rs" var: aud = w
iahr ynnns nr@io"- ~ TIL Amount ~ fna; ii tn. ii,.sshd s..h
~ Ilti py ntti-of 4 iafin ~ - vllle w"Gli II ttsra ~
III H. pui,.a.r muuc:. And. II desirable - the lrtrh".'t. ~.
,"i urc hundred ami lhy acfss q !.aGG. ST.! ~ a.firitN
wood aMi Gll iHaher. ia tmu W,c- i! iAr farm. ~ as stiai
ami, il n.' 500 pn,afi:, " H. H. ,irrrt lnhlt.iy, - Tue ,'r.
-, 2sni n~sc.u,r5, IL i,r, Otherwise, as,' latr 'al.
JOSEPH ~ thA..
Nay. .-nfu-
- IT." f.i,.. VIZ al a.rii 80 paaa.AiA ,'n,e.
! Nrrh ttt dry ~ stl".
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17rr,u psnu~, r>.'s,


arr - ,,,t should le IN heir,
w,,u can him Eom,po AtayST, d.s',
..So, "a fast The QrErS replies;
Those Two mines 50 much lfllr,
They shall ne'er br worn hs ono
Though hr be our eldest son;
I'd have YOU. ALnssI, uadct>tanh,
m. nomenclature | have rlan''d:
If our mex, should he m herr,
The name Of EDWARD he shall bear,
In nem'ry Of my father, kEsT;
Our second son cts my ihtehtl
Shall take, Of course, Your own dear s''"e'
Our third, | think, NAV justly CAIN
That of nv uncle Sr,,Ex; then
Our fourth III name from LE'SiSoss,
NV own half brother, young and bold;
onr fnh wr'li kristen LEoroLo;
~, .;Y,b shall, Conn A''-t;raciou> ucrFS.'
fryc,,imed the Prince. with awe -i,icS men,
.gu, If some .irls should intervene
",yrll.- answered she, "supioSr they d',
They 90 for nothing III my view;
Im,, to proceed, the siNtl .tni seventh,
And eighth, and ninth, aid .c;;h, ana irSchih
IN thus bapiizt:''-1he 0CEES urn rohhd,
The Prince was s,.ctoh'd out on the ground,
And look,d most ulus,!y wan,
"What j. The matter, my ai"r'd:'
"oh. please your Majesty, I'm ii"ot'd,
am no SOLOMON fh"'hn - ~
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A letter intended ior tie public eye, but which, for Tea'
sons stated Al liz closc, think proper fist to submit I.
your pernsal. You viii find, trust, IN the purpose
have in view, a sufficient motive for this exposition and
for The request, that yon will inform me how lar Il cor
responds with your own recollection. .
am, dear Sir, with the highest respect and regard
faithfully yours, y I. EtlIfh.
Gas. ASnGrH lt,Ss"S,
T>-pres,. 4. :, Hermitage, Tenn
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II is stated on the authority Of English papers, That
MIR. Everett, our new Minister to England, was daily
expected in London, from the Continent, al the tune Of
the sailing Of the last steamship. The archives Of the
Legation, were left by Mr.. Stevenson il the hands OF
Col. Aspinwal,, Consul of Tie Y. sd. iaf.
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VfFF. y 'TWT"N 1870
,.rls.t. Y. 5, l!.rm.tag-. Tenn !
ulun,rAat. S.n. al.

I!i:MlrAGf, sept. :2i, I'LL.
Nv acar Sir! lav" .n-i received yo"r letter u iAr
!Slil august lat, enclosing, lor mg pcrusaI, the notice
you have taken, in a COMMUNICATION addressed y II.
RIccckcr, E.q of ce.iain charges mad. upon yonr
character, growing out Of your o!ic:a! conduct as 4
member Of M CABINET.
thank Won for The opportunity thus afforded M, Of
saving that nv recollection ngrres with yours IN the
statement Of facts on winch yonr yindicatian rrsts.-
Every unprrindiccd mind must perceive that, in the
case Of The Railroad Company, Il was my duty TO call
vour attention to the error 81 fact alluded to by YOU,
hccaasc il was certainly necessary t. 4 correct under
standing, If MT decisive, Of the merits Of tie whole
controversy. Aud u suppose Tia; an nfini"n, formed
mon seciI al error ci fact, might Mt bc altered ~ ma.
a,acl, when It was corrected, wit!,ar: sahi"ct'ng you
or myself t. the gross accusation preferred - Nr.
Cayc and Ir. Bond, implies 4 degree 81 blindness and
ma!i,niiy unworthy oiau INGENIOUS or !!on"rahi" mind.
Ii /, fortunate, tha, il the other cascs As well as tins
written cg;drncc =! both. your agcncy ard mine was
preserved. Tha: evidence, whenever gated IN lie Just
manner IN which you have done Il, wall be a triumph.
an, answer to lie defamation 10 which you have been
subjected.
You have done but Justice, however, to yourself, in
the mild terms you have employed to SLOW iha, in
these transactions there is no ground Tor the inslnuatlon
that your opinions were s%ayed By the President. !
can safely say, tina; there never was m occasion dur.
inr your Official conncxion with me when such an in
situation would not has. been ca!nmnious. In all
our discussions and consultations, ! refer with pride T.
goa. caidor and independence. These v':Irr- gave
ya!ur 10 your friendship, AMI led III IN many caS's,t 10
Give direction 10 my official action different !rnm vim!
ms first impressions suggested, and better calculated ~
secure the puhlic interest.
In making tbs declaration, | fear MOI the ~nialigni,y
which can ascribc il 10 any other motive than a consci-
entious sense Of justice. shall soon be withdrawn
from the theatre OF earthly affairs, and doubt not that
nv counttymen, however much they may be now d.
yided BY party differences, will give to ny testimony
,bo crniancn "A II deserves.
Ynu were with ne in many ofthc most trying diff
cnlliss Of my Presidency, and know with what anxiety
| cnaca vorcd 10 pursue the path oi dr'y. That was
never wrons, | pretend not 10 Say; bn' never did %
FIR forget ny duty 10 the country "r = ~. Ged, a. I"
rs.ajre Won or any o;ii.r Cabinet al. user. 4; shape Or
for., his oqin:cn o. ans subject 10 sait ny o:a.
ASDEfW JACKSON.
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ir7f..
TrHr ~~i'-"ii5rr Mil. 81 ~" t&ga:ti: 4 p.taia1e, Aeif
: ii :ii5. it not. ias trt :air as. 4; The 1T. i~.si!gu-a ~
Vm. delaney. decreased. ~ tie ,"ln,g - Gtr-a., twa AMI i l.ii
u"i-- !,,t ~ stth1tt-NHtr. .rll. = fMr 'H-irst rfft"r. II puts.
arrfi,n, an ir Personal t.Itt~ - I'D ltn. potun.s. ron,,,i,s
-. IIousriuii ani Kitchen FuftiiHr,. iairreu .ios-rs. about
rightly lioss. . gnantily =. @hcii ac :a;irn.Gg Hogs, Lctw -ri.
fnty AM fifty hrad ii tai,ie, rty head Sh-"p, tares sohe II
oven, An! lie rnn II Wheat, E,", Oats, Corn ani Tobas-,
al4o, ll- Hay. Fodder, iirm,, flas. Ec., three hunifri gallon,
III rmnhy. Two DA Cats, Two Wagon. aud Gear, Two STA. and
Il Carriage ana harness.
1t the same timr aud plac-. = na;, u tie Siir-s lel,ncin. i,
said estate wili ~ >cli, and Tie balance hired fortw-l,- month.
Tie slaves Eatlbrr about ioiy. TN Lad VII H. rcrtd ii.
twelve month.
Arrrlit q: ~ month, Wiit /" .i.tu - - -tir. r i,n 'ar.r.
anil upwards, ;At purchaser .;iug i"at, VT, ,prra,, ~s.3aG
under H. >Tl II 1ia. Tie cu-a $50 h rrla:ud.
lhr .4,,r .rl". ii,nn4, 80. MI IL -r.ttp.l 6ta Ill., t,
...t, Grti concluded. Ji5., =. y, l.b%.i ia.....
N"., -@&.
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sept. n
Pnhlio So ~. .Stnck. Crops, a..

Public Sa!e n Stack, GRIPS, A..
on Tuesday, lith December nr,i. II fair, II moi. tat nsAt !
~ day, viii lie snld al public auction, n Fighting 'ief.,
mile from puwhataa Courthouse, all th- stock oi f"rse'' W.
Cattle, !ior- and sheep, nj. The crop u Fodder, Oats, &C. i" q
portion NJ thu crop of torn. Al-o, The plantation strh'n''
,an !, M. : S"'"' ~ gro. II. HARDEN"
-. -" 49, ..-Mtn.l
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Ata sitting Il the 'ir"ncli Academy II Science,
On M. lslA October Inst, 4 r.;isiunt,.: inn MAS rcga
from y. Gqadn AaScrrgsr,'h. IT, n.at .:,l "ipr, pairing
Photographic: Plates II n,;a! ~th ~" i':sE'''c q
.o,t ~, im.!ral .! Ia el.eErGe - ,~.",. W, a'as.
tie photographic surface i, cS',c!i-!y "si,.', IT,;
perfect Impressions could \" 's."i, a., .n7iini::'e. y
iy, tut IN puhier efasnou!' IL H.! tnie =. cc.4td
III taking Impressions ii objects w!.ir!r Ta2'! 'n4.tn"
and, auinnr Others, had produced ! beautiful pIt;' z.
lie Pom. Neui, from Mr.. Ierebour's balcony, with Al!
the people, horses, and vehicles, while IN notion tie
had also taken portraits in this way, in "hich ali the
IMPRESSIONS Of the lips and eyes, while The persons
were speaking or smiling, was perfectly given. Il was
mentioned that the bromrre &c iodine required great
precautions il is prrparaiicn, brcn,:am beng Tie most
violent caaslic known and a single drop q i, falling
or splasting On the eye 81 Tic irrpar"t"T, causing
blindness, Oar II tie persons employed y y eau.
in i prepare III plates, had lot the s'$ht q "h' eye
b, an accIuen, d this KIND, not many days before.
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In rold:o, oyrr 4 Litter IN the WASHINGTON Malone!
I~u:e!l.. ucer =" iiht>ily it"ai tn 'oTis correspondent
cfihat p4"rr. ~. =. +. ',f.ck with, 40 allie i.ai:tr ID
which, the w!.icr l.s grouped iE" pf"Jrc'"d an aclaa.
Improvement; ofcan;lrn;ai Europe. lie say
The Fr,nc!, ii.a;s.rr.ai editors tell Is that the Go.
ycrnment has iiscsted n comprehensive plan Of rail.
roads, and will submit i; eariy 10 the Chambers. mat
Of ISL was defeated ~ the Republican or Radical
party, who attributed dcspotc and jobbins designs 10
the Mole Cabinet. Now, the Journals at that party, es-
nccially He National, ccnlend that no great internal
Communications eyer Nj Or can be executed III france,
except Ly The Government. !iat &c shall hear from,
them, tbs Winter, as usual, that the Ministers, though
right ~ heir n, Jet from tie nature - IT, ease ar.
"!oig :,.,i tlrir motives, a.. therefor" Y" - hf!.
lr4. 81! lie companies haze :tl"! aara n ,rss, and
thrown i. ...c!. - ttc pubic Treasury n o:!r:
Ii maintain - Complete 'hetr ri:,i,r.-,S. l.ls. So.
-ion, Is yau kHo", considerable appropriations were
voted ~ the Chambers IN ard Of sacii associations
Of capitalists at Ilarre a might BE- formed inF =
line If steamers between that port aud New York
The measure is barren. What promised 80 much bcne-
fl 10 the port has not been seconded there al all, and
must be carried on By the Government alone. French
tourists, engineers, and politicians have furnished Us,
since June, with striking Information Of the progress
Of Germany III internal improvement Of every KIND.
There art forty STEAMBOATS, nos between S!faSatlrI
and R.;terdan. Railroads connect I'll tie different
csnitais ii the Confederation with Berlin. which IS
rlpitl. becoming the metropolis =! Germany, "ne ano
inG, visible. Austria u said % ha:r four hundred
t.emcii !rarnes 1t 5Iii*a: ii:is!irG ~ ~ couFS" ~ rN'
,cati"n. Bavaria ~!,rdt.G:rs thr junction 1t he k.s.nc
aud The DlnuI. t. 4 canai-a PROJECT winch tie
Emperor CHaF.,s entertained. You see what .
related Of railroads. Il connect St. Petersburg an!
Moscow, Vienna and WARSAW. The autocracy will
ceni:al;ze and VASTLY increase is >turerdous pow
er by avalling Itself Of The modern discoveries. q
project was lately read 10 the French Academy OF
Sciences, By an eminent engineer, Of borrowing from
The Lakes OF Geneva, Bcugct, and Annecy, the quan,
tity Of water necessary 10 render The Rhone %navIgable
N the Spring and Autumn, that river beng often toe
low for The steamers III those seasons. He estimated
III. CO.: al four or lgr millions II francs. Lake Mrr's
once led the Nile. about a tw"lvr.iIanth ago. ;he idea
IL a tunnel under the channel between IL" nearest
,oin;s ii France aud Eig:and aas yciemenily urged
ly 4 Paris protector expense caly soaie four Or i've
hundred millions II francs \ i1anri through liz
mos: practicable part .! tie tyftnees. n The join, =
pense Of SPAN and France, #as presented y ~ !"
July, IN photographic engrayIngs @iih Typographical de
tails, aid seemed rather more feasible than the chan
mel conception.
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P.sr UfucE DfrNET"ayr,

NlgcuiIrG IN. I'll.
sr: 10 lie duties assigned you by any former N,
s.ructious. i. SPECIAL and C"niidcniia! Agent Of tn;
Department. desire 10 add, that ol s!ric.!y observing
HE manner in which the Post Offices are kept in The
section and along the lines OF route you may be called
10 inspect and travel.
The Postmaster General expects that every Post VI
flee. whatey ser may be its importance, 8 all be attended
to or supervised by The Deputy Postmaster. The prac.
lice which, regret TO learn, has obtained in many ror-
tons of the I. :. Of one man holding the commission Of
Postmaster, whilst another discharges rs duties, must
be stopped; and when such cases iail within yoi:r Hho"-
ltdrc, desire that they SHAH De !naue the su'Ject O
spccia! report.
CTsa, carclsssne-s IN the opening and keeping !he
ma! N insecure places, and permitting persons, "i':e'
;han iir Postmaster, ur has s@"rn as5issanis, " have
access 10 the same When opening, "r after u - open
cd, iis been charged, ~ general terms, upon many e:
,hr Pos,n.aslcrs IN The small towns and villages. Tins
evil must he corrected, and when you have evidence
of the fact, il is expected you VIII make II known 10
the Depar tment, that the only efficient remedy may
be applied. VIII not continue IN Office those who
will not themselves give their time mud attention to
The discharge of - duties, or who violate Or suffer sio-
la.ions of he rules oflle Department III opening and
distributing the mail.
II i also desirable tia, You observe the department
Of all carriers and drivers of mails, and report any ms
conduct arising from wllful negligence or carclcssaess
and ina,tcntion to their employees and 70 The Depart
ment.
Nlanr complaints have been made against tic agents
Or travelling rostmastcrs q railroad routes yen nrr
expected 10 observe the conduct u such as may fail
within thr range Of your supervision.
Information has been communicated 70 tins Depart
ment In; drivers and carriers Of The mail, on the more
dis!an, and more uuinportlnt routes are in the habit OF
carving letters IN violation OF law, thereby !esseniag
the income Of the Department. rs tins may be done
in ignorance Of the law, you will ,niurm and instruct
The contractors to charge The carriers and drivers not
10 violate the law in tins particular. The act Of 1928,
section D1 directs that all carriers shall deliver such
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b. i. BrrLEn, Esq &c, Nc.
y,ia p-,.r ,,rg1-, nfriETgTZw.

The following circular has been transmitted b t.t
Postmaster General 10 The special agents Of The Depart
mrnt. The abuses to which the Observation-Disclosures
refers have been practiscd TO 10 inconsidcrnale extent
and il is 10 be hoped they are now 10 be brought 10
speedy correction and termination. The vigilance, "a
sacily and economy, which the new head of this in
por,ant and comprehensive branch Of the service Ia:
brought into The Office, Will, We trust, restore II 10 III
fullcs, prosperity aud usefulness : .h1"i>""'"".
c;rcyinr Lcvtr IL H. Sarrih .i.snts n Ike FoSt C,Fr
L,nlffNfLt.
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!" GEn. J. ROBERTS, nsr4tu St.cs
b k.5.a, .lgraL, Ahcrg t.lr..lL

18th November, 1911.
All prisons that have claims against The Estate of Jane litn.
lett, H., will please present them 10 me on Or before IN" hf,i M"i
A, m January next or this Notice viii H. plead a 4 bar u ifrf
recovery. GEO. J. ROBERTS, u. $,
.7Da .7ininis,raior II jGac4 Haaict', ds.fa'e.
,n. N,,.uh,r l.ti as-nii-
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+. :. Add =, rfs, :pnas- Fost ca,r, o'hlnshan' -
Virginia.
NJ. ~ "S-"tij
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snA.r.A.r, Calumh.a @, y. Y,

Very faithfully yoaTf,
Il. i. BUTLER
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-13

10. StaatsReform. Gin GsSsnifanb Der
unfsrer sifrisea InffrsnsunS merits III.
IL. Hin Iermin. Mnerfannt bird Nae
ais bic spabre asbu.-qaet lae itb psrsinisen
fls ausjufibun.
l2. Die 5ubtrdfury. Sulest fbidlib sss
nannt- unter bem Sann bss 8olfS-untsr
8esirfni7sn Der Meseruns-untsr Der Sanb
ron losnrp Slap, fie ,pire balb untsr SsrssIens
belt fsin.
Is. Damen. 9s Qsetsn absr nibt biz
@srinsifen:
"g6as ssibn,ts ees Olannss qsbsn aus
SEdrs nidt fur bic Wdbben, o."
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DER wablFampf. - Us,ptbnlid fdnst
slsi6 nat benz 4tsn SuIi uer Rampf fir Bic
uatfe GBabl an, oa bic 3wifbenyit pom bis'
fen bis gum Wabltase nur brsi Monat aus'
mabt Disfss Sabr wirb AUDI ron Der &sSsI
feline Nusnabns MAIDEN. Osebrtrs snsIiibs
2ofofofosOrsans finb fbcn felt Bcbsn sifrl9
bamit bsibdftist uno Die Ssutibsn babsn aub
btrsitS ibre Sattsrisn srbFnet. 0Sir isben ss
bsnfo, oas unfsrs bsmOfratiiben @olls9sn AUDI
mutbs 81 ben BaHsn srsiGsm sur Tertbs'o"
suns Der IcIfsrsbts. sEir wsrssn n'bt b"
qssten in ben Nsibsn Der Samptnbsn is'n 1nS
mutbis fir 9smofratie une slsids Toltsrebfs
fsbtsn. Sn ben ndbifen Dobsn weresn MIR
ss uns srnitlieb anseIessn iein lai1sn unisrs Yes
fer auf ben QBsrtb bsr beibsn eanelbatsn aufs
msrfIam 81 MAIDEN II. befenbers iibsr irlbs slns
,elne Yunfts ibrsibsn wcriiber Die nabifsBab!
sntfbsitsn fon. SSir smsifsln nbt an enen
Fesrsibsn erfols, wsnn bas 4Olf nur bindings
Ib untsrrihtst il, um tar fsin siSsnss aSob
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Fin Spartrpouter.-4er sini9sn Sals
rem wurte pr. SSbitsafer elm untabslboftsr
Ycfmsiifsr su qima, Sneiana, abseisst fur
eas Ssrtreben oas er elm gSbis mar, uns o.
Iipsr 6. Weoe, Elm lstsnssr qofcfOfo an feline
Steus srnannt. 9tm lsetsn 14tsn 9tpriI mcbs
ts IS lern. WoOb nibt ssfaasn Idnssr untsr eis
nsr BbiS Gcminiifraten iu sensn, sr Sins
frab am Nscr9sn fort une man bat nidts spies
Der pon ibm ssbSrt. CT nabm ben lOisn aEsbs
fel in BET Yoif Office tdr 2aita9sIs, bcrsts
aus sinsm Srisfs $50, aus sinem $40 uno
psrmutt!ib aus mbrsrsn anesrn wa6 CT ale
obns 5,usfd sbrlib ,risssr tssab!sn ,pirb-
rpenn er pistsr fbmmt
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O~Ois seSsn Mannsr (ssornsr unb s.ns
barS) wsl6s unIdn9it in Baltimore Serbaftet
ruerssn, auf @srba6t Den Wcrs bsi gernpius
0srubt Su ba6sn, fino pcriss 0Ecbe frsiselaG,n
iuoresn, in 6cI9e sins6 Yrisfts, ben Der bcrta.
Wapor BON 5arrsburs srbaltsm mslbsr Die
ssr'tbttb 6sffati9te ausiass sss Capt. &snno
tnfb'slt' eas DE estsn psrfonsn, UsIde tss
Weress psrsdbts, in isintr 8awabruna tpds
rtn uno elmer eapon bic 3bat bersits sinsefan
ben babe.
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Is Gents, fur 7eecn,

Von jset bis Sur nabifen Oftcber>9SabI, ceer
3ebn ersmplars fir 2 sbaler. wsnn lis in es
mem pat bsifsat wercen. Dorausbesabs
lung 1T jsrct bisrbsi aIs unsrldslibs Sstn.
9un9 fsifssisst.
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ben. fpinnfelo 5eott 1T bonn pulIs
stntsn, NIT 3uifimmuns bss Ssnats, aum o,
tsrfSmmanbtr Der 8er Gtaaten 9(rmee srs
nannt, an bic Stsas bss psrifcrbsnen @snsraIs
major Waecmb.
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Neabin9, ben 13. Suli, I84I.
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III psrfbaffsn mro Dem 9srnds msbr gutss fir
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lDrei& non
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Gin giritttr wuros ins Sefdn9nis 9sbratt,
rpsil ct cine Slnte 9sifcblen bate. er barte
oae Elm Mann, Der cine Sans 9eifcblen, eebs
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3euasn III befcmmsn, Der fbwtrsn fcate' sab
sr bic Die glnte tmmer sebabt bdtte feitesm ss
nob cine YiifcIt rpar.
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ftufun: Der tu Die qitien auf benz 1elee flti'
etff, flsie. eodb unfst Msbsr une Mdeten.
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SM franSdftite eooffb 8tfbrsi bstbaftiat
4oO Sblfs unb 100 Matrcftn, in Sufas ~
200 Sdifsnfabrpuatn.
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fdaisif finf 3baler bor9sn Bis nrrssn Nbtnor
irasts Gin 3situn9serufsr isinsm Nabbar, els
nem Nbpefaten. gr ttfam bas @slb unb bes
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tuns bsrausssbe nnS fcl9lib mub ib 9isnss
tags meins scitorisasn auhdse fbreibsm bies
fss fam ib absr unndslib tbun wtnn msine
5afbsn tssr fino, osnn man perIan9t BON bem
Druf.r saB sr ME i6e aaune turb feline Ste
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lesrs safben paaren fb fblebt." Der alspcs
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sr wistsr unb bratts, au0sr elmer Nnsabl ntus
llntribrsibsr, elm anfsbnlbes ccncrar mas
er une feline 9utsn Srsunte fiir ibn suianmsn
ssmabt batten. Mtst Ct siels Nabfrlser fms
ben.