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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
Splendid Stock of New Winter Goods
DENNY KELLY

at the Cheap Cash Store No 9, Granite Roo F' st. near e
Post Office
Is NOW OPENING a splendid assortment OF new anu
1 seasonable Goods among which are the following
Figured Mousn de LANES, Cashmeres, ana other
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
in rich Fall and Winter cooTs. -,
An elegant variety of N{erino GOoos OF an klhas,
Cashmeretts Cambeteens and other articles for CboAh
MATERIALS, OF the most desirable styles
Hosiery, Gloves, and shawls. 81,
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres sheengs, Shrng', English,
French and American Prints, of every paterh WIN many
other articles too numerous to parcuarize.
CAPPETLVGS AND RUGS.
yFEnglish American and Scotch Carpeting of all de-
serpons, from ~ cts per I'D $l5 per yd, large and
beautiful assortment
PAPER HR&GEFGS
Alarge lot of every prices to suit purchasers.
CROCKERY, Glass md CHINA H.3RE.
ALso-WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES.
All which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
Bath, Oct %. 81
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HOUSE FOR SALE!
THE convenient dwelling house
1fSY.a-1, occupied and owned by the subscriber,
faaH IT, havinga good Stable wood house and 9th
mimi IGf'IttE bf ruut bindings attached 10 the same with
ESs5Ms 4zaFEsT Wen of good Water, several very
cellrnt fruit trees, located on convenient
and pleasant lot commandnga fine view Of the Kenhebec,
is offered for sale at reasonable terms
Persons wishing good location, will do well to call
Possession given by the first OF September Apply to,
GILBERT TRUFANT.
Bath, July Is, 1871. +tt IL
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Norfolk, RoXbury, redeemable
at their counter.
RoNbllry bank, fraud.
RHODE ISLAND.
Scituate Bank, 20 a
VERMONT.
Remington bank, 3 a 5
st. Aban ms " 3 a S
Manchester " } a 4
Essex, Guildha, 50 d
Bank of Montpelier, 3 q 5
CONNECTICUT.
IIousatonic R.R. Co. , a
Notes of al ether New En-
gland banks, received at the
Bank, Boston.
Banks in NY. City, IA a ID
4" NY. State, l d3
j" New Jersey, | d 6
i" Philadelphia, 5 d
-" Dist. CnIumb. 5 a
" Virginia, 5 Il
Old US. Bank notcsl5 a20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

MAINE.
Commercial, Bangor 4 a 81
Mercantile &C SC 4 a s.
Globe, " " nom. al
.afayette, " q" 10 al
Peoples Bank " closed.
81. CroiX (Calais) 10 al
Calais Bank, I ia
Washington Co. Bk.- a.
Saltwater Canal " y d50l
City Bank, Portland,6J a.
Westbrook Bank, 3 a.
Georgia Lumber Go. 50 al
Frankfort Bank, 50 al
Agricultural, Btewer. | l-2a-
Citizens Augusta, al
Oxford at Frye urg, trdHd. |
Bangor baIrse1ld, closed.
Bank of OldEuwn, no sale.
Damariscotta, charter expifed.'
NEW HAMPSan o." I
Concord Bank, Il s.
Wolfsboro' Bank 50 d
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

OIDER VINEGAR manufactured aud for sale by
Y G. W. KENDALL,
Irnn 40 TIA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23
STONE CUTTING.

BpY W. " & o. MOSES Oven doors for one dollar and
- twenty FIVE cents.
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IN the lower part of the viagea two story
f:,H Dwelling House possession given Immediately, in
a=1%N- Uure of THOMAS I. DONNFIT.
o,vg1
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

IFaNLf.TL T OIt
Coughs, Gogsss aaaG NES EssaaS g

DISf47SF.N
rH1HE VEGETABLE ILMONARN PAlSAM Is believed
Il be deservedly the most popular medicine ever known
in America, for coughs colds asthma OF phhlsic consu
on whoopns cough, and pulmonary affections oil every
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-23

HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, 81 FANCY PAINTING.
~ G. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
~ toners and the public generally that he will continue TO
carry the above business in its various branches with des
PATCH at the old stand, near the Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath January 30, 1871. tfi5
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RHODE ISLAND.
lScituate Bank, 20 a
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PAINTS.
WHITE LEAD Paris Chrome and French Green, Chrome
w and French Yellow, Venetian Red, Spanish Brown
Vermillion Pnlsan Blue Ter de Sena, Unber Red Lead
Lethrage Whiting, Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentne, and
Japan for sale by IT, w. KENDALL t5
VINEGAR! VINEGAR!
On BBLS prime Cider Vinegar, for sale by
ZU Nov ii. 1881 G. w. KENDALL.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been du
y appointed administrator of the Estate of Jonathan
r. Lancaster late of Woowch in said County of Lincoln
deceased and has taken upon himself that by giving
bonds the law directs and all persons having demands
pon the estate of said Jonathan r. Lancaster are required
to exhibit the sameand all persons indebted TO the said
estate are called upon to make payment.
EBENEZER LANCASTER, Administrator.
Woolwich, Oct. Ia, l94l. 3mGO.
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u. II. SAWYER,

EAttl ANU Il.
On England, 8aS -2premium
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16

ty to meet; we cannot sail upon a summer
coast forever; yet, if we preserve calm eye
and steady hand, we can SO trim our sail
and manage our helm as to avoid quick
sands and weather the storms that threaten
shipwreck. We are members Of one great
family we are travelling the same road,
and shall arrive at the same goal. We
breathe the same air, are subjects to the
same bounty, and we shall lie down upon
the bosom of our common mother. 1t is
not becoming then that brother should hate
brother it is not proper that friend should
deceive friend; it is not right that neighbor
should inlure neighbor. We pity that man
who can harbor enmity against his fellow;
ne loses halfthe enjoyment of life; he en-
bitters his own existence. Let US tear from
our eyes the colored medium that invests
every object with the green hue of jealousy
and suspicion;- turn deaf ear to scandal
breathe the spirit of charity from our hearts;
let the rich gushings of human kindness
swell up as fountain; so that the golden
age will become no fiction, and the islands
OF the blessed bloom in more than 'Hespe-
rian beauty
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
Mofut's Vegetable Life Pills and
Ehpnir R;ffpy,s.

FTNHE high celebrity which these excellent Medi-
IL cines have acquired, in curing almost every dis
to which the human frame is table, is matter
familiar with almost every intelligent person. They
became known by their frus-their good works have
testified for them-,hey did not thrive by the faith OF
the credulous.
In cases Of Costiveness Dyspepsia, Bilious and Liv.
er affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains, Rheuma
tism, Fevers nd Agues obstinate Heada ches impure
Of the Fluids, unhealthy appearance Of the Skim
Nervous Debility, the Sickness incident to Females
in Delicate Health, every kind of weakness of the d.
gestve Organs, and in all general arrangements OF
Health, these Medicines have invariably proved
certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous
health the most exhausted constitutions. single
trial will place the Life Pills and Phoenix Bters'be
yond the reach OF competition, in the estimation Of
every patient.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. at VIM. B.
1logat's Medical Oaicrt ais Broadway, Newly York.
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the fac
eimile Of John Mnffat's signature.
0H- The Life Pills are sold in hoxes-Price, IS cts,
so CENTS and 81 each, according the sine and the
Phoenix Biters in bottles, at 81 or - each, with full
directions. ..: r..,o
For Graimi'oms Dis'ribmiion-An interesting little
pamphlet, entitled Moffat's Medical Manual de-
signed as Domestic Guide to Hea'th-conta,n,.ns
accurate information concerning the most prevalent
Diseases and the most approved remed'es-by VIM
r MoFFAr" Apply 10 the Agents.
For sale nv Charles }. Kitbourn, Lltchheld: Con.
December 10 IyZo
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16

ments, bur so long as he takes no pains 70
work for man, with his head, or hands.
what claim has he TO respect, Or even sinh.
s'stenceE The rough handed woman. who
with salt fish and basket of veUetshIe..
provides substantial food for dozen worE-
ing men, and washes their apnarel and
makes them comfortable, and happy, is a
blessing to the land, though she have no
education, while this fop with his culture
and wealth is curse. She does her du,v
SO far as she sees it, and;so'deserves the
thanks ofman. But every oyster or berry
that fop has eaten, has performed its duty
better than he. 1t vas made to support
human nature, and it has done so,' while he
is but consumer of food and clothing
That public opinion tolerates such men is
no small marvel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
AttcG6SeVd Enquirer:
PUBLISHER every THuRsDAH MORNING,
BYIH1EsEEY ADAMS.
R.hMERRIMAN.
CAOCA &~ AND
"'''" $50 Maker,

II AVING fitted up new and more con.
- Venient shop, would inform his friends
ana the public generally that he still contin-
ues the business Of Clock d Watch repairing;
and that from his experience and skill, and
by constant attention to this important branch
OF business hopes to give general satisfac-
ton, and receive share of public patronage.
ALSO, ON HAND,
A good assortment of WATCHES AND JEWEL
zERs' GooDs, consisting of lever, lepine, and
common scapement Watches, ear rings, fin
Ger rings, breast pins, silver spoons, specta-
cles, thimbles, pencil cases, butter knives,
sugar bows, plated spoons, near-sighted spec
tacles, steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee-
Zers, tuning forks, Music Boxes, Clarionets,
Flutes, Flies, Violin strings, clarionet reeds,
clarionet and fife Preceptors, Shell Combs,
Watch oil, sc. ALSO,
DIR. VIM. Evans camomile, tonic, and ia.
mily Aperient Pills, with directions, recon-
mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and
all stomach complaints.
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup. for teething,
with directions-a real blessing to mothers.
Also, DR.. Hunts celebrated Pills. for Con-
sumption & Liver complaint, with directions.
Also, DR.. Goodies Female Domestic Pills,
with ample directions. The above medicines
prepared by DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, York-sold here by
R. MERRIMAN, Agent,
Nerfeast Of The Presbyterian Church.
Litchfeld, Dec. 9. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
Burgess f. BGldWin's Patent
Premium Glover Machine

VNHIS Machine, which has been in use
Il three or four years, and which drew the
first premium at the Fair of the American In
s,itute in October last, has superseded all
other machines for cleaning Clover Seed,
where il is known, and the increased demand
for them shows the high reputation they have
for durability and despatch Of business. The
subscriber is constantly building them, and
almost all other Machinery, at his Machine
shop; and he hopes by strict attention to Or
ders to receive good share of patronage
from the public.
pRotary Single Mills built in the best
order. H. BALDWIN.
WasE;noson. Anril %. eot5m*47
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
THE WORLD IS AGREEABLE.

This is an agreeable world aiter all;
we would only bring ourselves to look at
The objects that surround US in their true
LIGHT, we should see beauty where we be-
held d.formity, and listen to harmony where
we hear nothing but discord. To be sure
there is a great deal Of vexation and ankle
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
Etua Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD.

INSURE Dwelling Houses. Stores. Furni-
IL ture, stocks Of Merchandise, Mills, Manu-
factories, Manufacturers stock, Barns, Far
mers' stock in buildings Or stacks, and every
other species of insurable personal property,
Against Loss or Damage By Fire.
ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
Litchfeld, 1910. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
From the Augusta (Geo.) Mirror.l
TO MY DARK.EYED ONE.

Oh chase that shadow from thy brow
That chill Indifference from thine eye!
This heart is scar and cherries now,
To feel thee changed, yet know not why.
The thoughts Of other days come DER me-
Those days Of happiness and love,
When twas my pleasure to adore thee,
And thou vert gentle as the dove.
Those lustrous orbs-they sparkled then
To greet the rover to thy side,
And thy fond heart beat higher, when
He swoTe to own no other bride.
Passed are those days. all full Of glse,
And with them happiness has flown;
For what is an the world to me
When thou art lost, my dark-ey'd one"
If danger come or dark despair,
And clouds be CATERING thick above thee,
Who then will joy thy ills to share p
IT'S he ALONE who dares to love thee.
Then chase that shadow from thy brow,
Call back those days of pleasure gone
Again TN say that sacred vow,
Again theH'lt be my dark.ey'd one"
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
Oil Cloth & Paper HamglnSs,
Nav ID. FOR SALE BY A. p. p. CAMP.
GOODs at Cost, or less.

vT0HE full assortment of Dry GOODS. Gro
CERES, &c. assigned by s. GALPIN for
the benefit of his creditors, are now offered
for safe at cost, and many articles less than
c Cox for the purpose of closing up the concern
without delay. AS there are in This assort-
mcnt many valuable and desirable articles,
those who wish to avail themselves of an op.
portunity of purchasing Goods. Crockery, and
Groceries at great bargains, will do well TO
call and examine for themselves, at the late
stand of Mr.. Galpin, in East street.
BIZ ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Litchfeld, June "a, 1871. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16
h. 81. MORSE'S
Stove Establishment,

rs in the basement Of Lords building, one
IL door west of the Mansion House.
Cooking StOves, Wifh Pipe T. Furniture,
Church, Parlor, Office, and Boz Stores'
Fire Frames. &c. &c.
A share of patronage is solicited.
Litchfeld, Oct. 8. ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-09-16

WORTHLESS MEN.-Many men fancy
themselves an ornamen, to the world, whose
presence in it is a disgrace and burthe" to
The ground they stand on. ne mSn WI" .;D
does nothing for the race but s"s az MS
ease and fares dainiiIy. because wea'h mas
fallen into his hands, is burden to ihe
world. lie may be a polished gentleman
a scholar, the master Of many accomplish
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ielben ut srribtst sin sinIt6fiates Slodbaus
nno Sbeuer netit anceren Netsnaebduosn /;
anb 1T bimlansIieb DaGtr porbanosm. &ssts
berises Giscmtbum bon SObn 1Bsensr.
Nsrner, Wdtttpctbs bcm 24tten Wari, Inn
Ibr Nachmltta9s. an bem Saltbanie bon
Ssnjamin 0iflnion, IN 8obsicn saun Ihip,
Serfs eanntp Cine acwihe mobnuns nnc
Strleb sano, eelesea in NoteIcn 9aunfhip,
sria9ter eauntp, arrn5eno al $ano Don Sas
murI Srees, Sbrmas wclf Gsifsrt II. Ins
oerer snthaltsnc 10 Hfsr, mebr ooer ,psnls
ger. Auf bemiclten befnost ftb sin einitcts
ti9tee 6aus. welbes Sbeils pcn Steln mno
sbells BON Srdm srtauet 1T, Gin Stan unp
blnlan9llbes 9Badtr. &estbin pas Eisens
tbMm BON Safeb Coleman.
Serner, tratt sines Ihriftliebsn Ssfs5s
con 6ltrt Satias unb barauf ansrtanuter
eonoemnatlon, 9cnnerfas, Den 25itenMars
nm llnr Gtatbmittase, am &afbauGe bon
seonaro 2SaItDrnL in Bethel Saunitb. Serts
eauntp Cine asmife wcbnuns uno &uitb
sano, seIeaen III eriaatem Saumltbip II. eaun;
tp, itolieno az &anp bon Daniel Napp, Chris
titan Snatb uno al bic StraGe Wcltbe bon
Woraantann naeb peiuarrtf fabrt; entbal.
tfup 10 Nder, mebr ODER weni9er. Quf sem,
lslben betlnpet iteb ein Sweitt6iates nstterse.
borpetes 8lofhaMs, clue Slp6ltbruer nebf
anrcren Slctengcbdubsm cine Yumpe init
9utem Baner nabe prr 5auetbIre lnp en
Ottt9arten. - $rstbm pae GiSentbum BON
OanIel 9, Socp.
Alss slnSesosen, inter grseuticu aenrm
men unb ,plro Sereauft oureb ben Sherif.
Oiar59. 2ln. ars.
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8 er be rat bet.

9urb ben ebrw. 5rm. Saeob O1idsr, am
IL. Saeuar, 5srr Saeob 9renfsl init O,ik
Sarab Srsbsr, trios bon pislsr Stast.
Gin 2ten Sebrnar, 5err Scbauucs Stein
init sUlb elHabctb Nsiuert, telre y. Nmitp.
---am 7tsn, 5err &spp Sapase nit Oli6 9os
pbla Civ. belos Won Neaping.
--am lOtsa, 5err 9anisl 6oman nit Od6
$oplna 6lsier, teire bon 0sacina.
-am 2liten 5crr sbomas 0etbtsl nit Dn6
ebrittlana Ssltinaer, BON &raoms
din 28ten. 6err Scbann pbilip Slcp rcn
Nsaolns, nit Diff Sara epsln,au y. gliab.
-bareb ben gtr,p. 6rn. 3. St6llsr, am elf
Ssbrnar, Serr Daniel Se9rIe init Olib ca:
tbarlna Sarbcn, beipe bon $ausleblpamm.
---am 25ttcm 9anIe! @ebmapsr nit O1i6
Gard 5ebn, bepe you Oiacennsis, $etba Ca.
DIN ndmliben Gage, Maaoifon grala9 init
5anna $unn. bsioe BON Wont9omcrp gaunt.
--cbsnfaas, Benjamin Sartsrt NIT O1lb So.
3ina Bauer, teloe BON Nlhmonr.
curh ben gbrw. 6rn. &. s. &eintaeb, ams
Gotten Sebr., 6srr Siaac $rls bon Sulpebcc.
con, init OdB 6enrletta sSreebt bon Sern.
enr6 ecn gbr,p. u. s. 5ermann, am gift.
Setr., 5err OanielSfamtah nit Ollb prles
eIi!a 8etbsr, bs.os BON 5amturs.
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llnpermD9enoe Sbulrncr.

Slaebeem mir, Die ltnterihrietenem, tsl tsr
Court BON Common p!sas bon Serts gauu'
tp I'm bic 3Dcbltbat Oct 8efese, mslebs gum
Detten nnOerntaencer Shulrnsr atmaeht
wcrpcn, anSeiuebt batsn, unp nahbem Die ers
iaate Court osn ertten i,1ontaa i'm ndd,s
tten Npril, (namlieb Dsn stem eriaatsn
Dlcnats) antsraumt bat, uns uno uniers
grsritcren am sriaaten Gage, Sprmittass
I'M 10 ltbr, in bsm @ourtbamie osr Stact
Nearina at5ut6ren; 70 seben mir nniern
rsfpsftipsn greoitoren biermit Slahridbt, ras
NIT 1ts feb pann nmo calelttt einfnpsn ttus
nen wcnn fe es fir Aut balten.
george Heleno.
7obn Kepner.
.7taae Guf.
Samuel 2spsn, fen.
Dldrs 9, 184l. 4n.
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yrlnOretb'6 DtlIeu.

9lefsOlsoiSin 1T anerfannt ais cine Der mebrlt
9Ssrtbuoasitsn bic js sntpsdt, ais Elm &sniasr
oss Slutes unb Der Sdfts. Gis bat ben 9crs
su9 bon Sarlapariaa fcwebl al6 cine Sebpsss
trslbsnSs ODER Serdnbernbs, uno ffebt unsne<
Iib por allen prsparatsn uno Ssrsiniaunaen
pon WsrfurD. Sbrs rursirsnosn gissnfbafs
ten Fno a0sn BON untsrsbenbarsn 35ertbe,
benn oisfs YiGen mi9sn fir sini9sn Ssitraum
tGalib 9enOmmsn wsrben, uno, anifatt eurb
ben eatbar'@fsft Su fbwdbsm psrmbrsn (ls
Die Srafts inbsm iIs Die fbwdbsEosn llriabsn
b'nme9nsbnen. Sie BADEN fsinsn Der miisras
bsln sHstts Die beruor9ebrabt psrben burb
Den tOottbsn StOT Ossrfurp. Die SABINE lnb
nlbt bslbdSl9f-ois Rnobsn uno gliscer ,psrs
b;n nibt 9sIabmt-nsin; icnosrn anlfatt biss
Ter traur'9sn SpmptOms, uiro nsuss Qsben
unb folsl1 Ntuntsrfsit fiblbar in jsbsr Sspss
9uns bes Strpers.
Branerstb's Yillen ilnb in Der Shat Elm
llnipsrfalslHittel ,psil fs bas Seblit fdubsrn
une rsni9en. 8ilnf Sabre 1T bsle Mspnin
Dor benz publifum osr Ser. Staatsn Sspelsn;
ale no lie nur anSswanot wurps bat ls ale
anbern Wlittsl ibsrtrcTsn.
9e siny9e Office fir ben Gsrfauf Der ses
prisisnsn Sranortb's 9ssatablien llnjpsrial
Yiasn, in Ybilacslpbia, 1T in No. 8, in Der
gtOrb Stem StraHr.
Gum Gsrfauf bel Keim uno 5tibter,
9isabin9 uns in SsrfS @auntp bei ben 4ssns
ten, publisirt in elmer antsrn Spalts.
eJanuar 26. 81.
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unpermDoenDer Shnlrner.

Naehpsm ieb, Der llntsrlebrirbenen bel Der
Court bon Common plsas bon 8srts ganns
tp Inn be 2DcbItat Der 8slese, ,peltbe 5un
Ssitsn unDermoaentsr Sbultner sctnaebt
werbsn, anaefuebt babe, uns nateem pic
eriaats gourr oen oritten Samifaa i'm
nabfen Mars, (namIib ben 20. eriaaten
Monate) anbsraumt bat, mid uac ,nelne
@reoitoren am sriaaten Gage, 8ormittaas
I'm 10 llhr, in Dem gcurtbauIe oct Stact
8eapins, ab,ub6ren; 10 aetcn itb meinsn
rcpsftipsn grsritorsn biermit Stahriett, ,pa<
NIT fs ite6 oann uno paleltit einfnoen ftas
neu rpsnn Ite es fit ant balten.
1OilIiam Refer.
6sbruar 23, lS41.
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z t q / b.

Im 4ten bisles W1cnats, in tisIer Gtaot
saron Drtaht. eln SOlcat Oct Nspo!uticn,
I'm 79ltsn Sabre ieincs alters.
am stm DldrS, i'll pieier Staot. 5enrr
Sauman, pOrinale SctbsShsrlf UcG Ssrte
eauntp, I'M 63tten Sabre islmes alters.
-am l7trn Setruar, in $analbwamu, Bsrfe
eauhtp, ebrItlan SessIe, am Sdblastutr,
i'm 71ltsn Sabre felHes differs.
DIN namIltten Gage, Blttws @ara Bobn,
astorns O'opsr, pcn ScrM saunleblp, BUfs
eanntp' I'M 1Iter ppn 81 3. | Ds. u.63.
- am stsn Ssbr III maann6tauu, ,Stictmous
Saunittlp, Ssrts gauntp, 9ap,o 0sueber,
lm 4Itsr BON 81 Sabrsn mo II 3assn.
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Eranthelt 3n oertrelben uno 0eiuno-
belt an erbalten 1T nun in Der Ge-
malt etnes eJeOen,-Or. Senil-
mtn Branoreth's 0eaatabile
untoerfal DtQeM
Gtn9efubrt in oen Dereiniaten Staas
ten oen listen Mai, 1886.
Stset ME ut Gin SaQ boraefcmmen, no oisfr
ssprlsinsn Veaatabilisn llnipsrIal plIsn ais
ae'pallot rpnrben obne 6hlfe berpor3ubriuasn,
uno Sebarrilebfsit bat in altsn, bartndftaen
Xranfeeiten, bepirft ilcber cine Sur, ,penn
ole Natur nitt ourhaus srIebopft 1T. Cir
taten felt ibrsr ginfhbrnna in pisfem $anbe
weni9ltens 2O,oO0--3~ansiS taufenopers
fonen-tnrirt, bie Dor blsism fir mnbeiltar
scbalten ipnrpen. gs 1tne nur srIt funfSab,
re feitbrm ieb Die ertte Office fir ben aus,
fhltcBlieten Ysrtanf oieIer meci;in in Steus
Oort erbtfhete; nocb III oicIer 3sit babe ieb
uber 3tpan3ia t1jillionen Sebabtsln psrs
Fault: une babe MN aebtsebn Ofiecn fur ben
ansfhlieBlitsn Derfauf esrfsbsn, gum ipe
n9iten cine in jsoer bsbsutenosn gitp tislsr
llniem 3n einem &oftenbetrase BON tsinabe
oleriia sanfenb 9balsr jabrliet. itno NIT
Betanntmabmnqsn uns anosrn Gciten, mar
Die Summe etnas iber sin 5uuoert unp orei.
BIG 9aufenb Sb ,lsr, fir oas Sabr 1889; els
nae Sose mag bisraus aetilbet rptrbsn, ME
bic Mebi,in aeItbast wiro BON bisfen sbats
laten; fe Itno In Der Shat ber sr6ste Sesen
welher je,nale Der Wsnfhbsit Uerlitttn.
St babe ptrfonsn SefanStn Fpelhe 'pifs,
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1crkS Cat,l1tp B1mk.

SutoIse eines SeiebIu0es Der Soaro Der
Sirsttcren pcn Der Ssrts gauntp Sant,
wrp biermit Slaebriht aeaeben. an ale spcr.
lcnrn, Die nod an Die srlaate Snitituticn
fhnIeis llno, ba6 its eduebt 1nr ibrs Getuls
pen fo9lsib abjubc5abIen, vi tle srlasts
S9ut.
II. S. Seas, @a6trsr.
&eabin9, Ssbruar l6. bu.
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8DDlffilt
9 tn \ [ 8 q brtf.
Tsbruar 8.

Ger llntsrihrebene benatbribtiQt feline
Srtuuee uno eas publfum ibsrbaupt, sas sr
nsb immsr bas obensrpdbnts @sfbdft tetreibt,
in Der Ofpenn, Smifbsn Der 6tsn une item
Straflt, in Der @taet &saoin9, e. S3atsrafs
fsr's Cabinet 0Saarenla0sr bsinobe asrace ace
9snlitsr; alwo er cine 9lu6mabl fertia aeinab:
te Stible beifdnei9 auf loant bdIt, unp Die ct
10 fpob!fsll rsrfaufen ,pro alS oisIslbsn font
lr9snSmo ,u baben fIne, namlid:
8aQ 6ufen. Scro(l RGfem @,boaene
Hdten, Gbene RGden, 8pitoner Scbou-
tel. fleine Sbautel stuble, Settles &c.
welds ale nab Den fpdtsifsn Yblaeelpbisr
Weesn 9smaht Nnb, unb psr(itbsrt msrosn
bon Den bsifen Matsrialisn uuS outer Qrbeit
su teln, bic BON feinsn onesrM an Shbnbeit,
Starts une 0ausrbafti9ftit ibsrtrefsn msrs
ben.
llnterfhristener tanft fsinsn Irsunbsn tur
ben libsralen 3ufprutb nit ,pslbem Iie bic @ils
te battsn bn bsber au beifsnfen, uno bctfst
eurdb ftrsn9e Nbtun9 auf feline @eibdfte, Die
Serteautr ibrsr @slpo0snbsit 5u perbienen.
o, Sriseerib Sor.
Tsbruar 16. 3W.
N. .. perionsn, Die Stible &c. ~ faufsn
m0nitben, mliroen pobl tbun an ebiasr Tas
br't anjufra9sh um Den pcrbanbenen Sors
ratb IN Au9snibsn Su mbmsn, sbs fts Fonts
100 faufsn.
Iite 5tuble msrssn ausasbsGsrt unb an.
Gsitrl'btn ouf bic firSsits 1nSeiss unp bic bill:
lt9ltsn Sseinsun9en.