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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-27
" OUR JESSIE; :"
Or, 7 he Exclusives,
ny MISS EMM, e. EMHURY.

"Lizzy, who was that pretty girl tina
met on the stairs this morning ?" sale
Frederick Carlton, rs he threw himsc
into well cushioned chair beside hi,
sisters; "shc was some intimate friend
lpersumc, for she went into your apart.
ment."
81 suppose it was Sarah Morton, as
she is the only person ! am in the habit
OF admitting TO my blessing room; was
she very pretty -
"Beauuful."
GLOW was she dressed -
"With the utmost simplicity and neat
ness"
at must have been Sarah she dresses
with great taste. Did the lady you met
wear black velvet manulla, with white
hat and willow feather ?"
"Pshaw! black velvet Gddlcstick. Do
you call that simplicity! No, the lovely
creature mean, wore little straw bon
net and black silk apron; her dark hair
was parted smoothly upon her snowy
forehead; she had soft blue eyes, and a
mouth like an opening rosebud; nO'c
can Won foil mo who SHE ;sr,
"Oh," exclaimed Lizzy, at must have
been orr Jessie"
kcd hor hro,hcr
"Oulv onr so,ms,ross r,oJ. rro,,v
G,,Ic crc,,urc wh, looI,s .c,rccrr civ.
,oer-
"pv Iu,;,or, # tho, r;r, :, , soor,s-
trcss Fortune ,cvor H,Jc cro,,or
m;st,kc-;t can't ho"
"Wou wc can doc;do ,,o n,,,,or
EroJ. Joss;o i ro,,, -, u,or,. !, an. I;,I,
saving room onJ &C. nm aa;nr ~ -
c;vc bcr some 1;roc,;ons Won c,n occnm.
many mo >,
Frederick CarIc,or ohcvcd his sisters
succession. and soun,crcj into ,hc room
half hopinr his sister was mistaken. Bnt
no ,horo e,t tho obioc, or his oI,p;ro-
tion-,hcre sat o,y Jessie. surrounded bv
tho n;ocos and matches sb,n;rr and Sow.
mo with the utmost dilicanrc. and scarce.
" raising her ewes from her work Sea-
ting himself At little distance. uudcr
prctcuce Of waitinr his sisters leisure.
Frederick busted himself in studying the
countenonce If the unconscious GIRL
.Ucr features arc no, pcrCec,Iy rcou-
lar, ,horcb, no. ..hut wh,t soft owes
sbc hos What , Ioyclv mouth and how
ho,u,;r,Ilv bor Gno C,rcho,J shines on,
he,woon those hands If raven boir her
yoico ,oo ;s soft and low .,n oycelIert
,b;ug in women What n;,v snch =
creoture shonld he ,ho slave of toshiono.
bic tvronts"
"'reIl me-" said he TO his eldest sister.
Mrs. De GREY. as he returned TO the di-
n;pg room uteli me- who is .ovr Jessie ?'"
"Uer story is soon told" said Mrs.
De GREY. lauphing. s.md for your sake,
NV suscen,;blc bro,bcr. | am sorry she
is not n heroine of romance. Jessie
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-27
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE f, WEAVER g. JOHN HISE.
La StAe street, one door from Menoih-rca cornc
cfHe Public Square.


TERMS:
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advance; Three dollars itnot paid before the cxpi-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the irst insertion, and - cents for each sub
scqucnt insertion. a liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
ITNo paper discontinued until all arrcaragcs
are paid, unless at the option of the editors.
or No candidates names will hereafter he an
nounccd in the Free Trader, unless the sum of
one dDLlar is paid in ADVANCE for each name
All communications, to ensure attention, must
be post paid.
JOB WORK
or every description, executed in the ncatcst
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the scat of Justice of La Sale
county; is situated at the Junction of the Fox river
with the Illinois 800 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
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on visit to Aunt Tabitha, leaving his
sisters quite ignorant of his destination,
and little dreaming of the unexpected
pleasure that awaited him.
Dear old Aunt Tabitha, what singu-
lar compound she was of good feelings
and exaggerated sentiments. In early
life she had bcuothed to one whose po-
verify was the only obstacle to their union.
He had sailed for India in the hope of
lettering his fortunes, but he never return
ed, nor did any tidings of his fate ever
reach his native land. The ship was mis-
sing--it had never reached its destined
port, and the sea kept its own secret.
Deeply tingcd with the romance Of warm
hearted youth, and greatly addicted to no.
vel reading, Aunt Tabitha had always liv-
cd in a world of the Imagination, and the
mystery which ovcrhung the fate of her
lover seemed to strengthen the romantic
iervor of her nature. For some years al-
ter his disappearance she never left her
apartment, and it was only by awakening
the charities of her kind nature that she
could be induced to take an interest in
every day life. She had grown old with
out having lost one of her early tendency
to sentiment. Combining active bcncyo-
lence with almost morbid scnsiblity, she
was often a subject Of ridiculc to those
who did not know her virtues, while she
was sincerely loved by those who could
forgive ccccntricity in behalf of cIoqucnce.
Fred Carleton in his boyish days had con-
ccivcd great dislike of her pecuiaritics,
and, unable then 10 appreciate hcr real
goodness, was terribly bored by what he
styled her "ScniimCHi0iHiCs." But he !
had since learned to know her better, and
her very toblcs now seemed to render her
better fitted to render him counsel. What
was the result of her advice
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-27


Let us pass over the lapse of three
years, in the course of which Lizzy
Carleton had married the rich and aristo-
cratic Charles Tibhs, who was the very
pink Of fashion, excepting his dislike of
perfumes, an autipnthy probably owing to
early associations. The slstars were es-
tablishcd to their hearts content. A fine
house, French furniture, splendid car
riagc, and plenty of servants, had fallen
to the lot of both. 1t is true, the h0bitudi
failings of JuHa's husband made him a
bye word among the honorable men, and
Charles l'ibbs was a mere noncnlty-the
very "csscncc" of insipidity; but these
were no drawbacks upon the felicity of
women of fashion. Fred Carleton was
residing in Paris, the happy husband Of a
charming woman, enjoying all the plea
sures of that gay city. Had he so soon
forgotten our Jessie
One morning Lizzy entered her sisters
room with an open letter in her hand, cX
claiming, ooh, Julia, have gotncws for
you iIed Is coming al" HIS I'' 'iI
W''' VIII just arrive III 'I'"C 10 """ DIP
nancy 10 our winter p''"'S'
Julia shrugged her shoulders. 81
hope it may be so, Lizzy; but Fred IS
such queer fellow that he IS quite likely
to have some dowdy OF wife, whom we
shall be ashamed to Introduce
"Oh no." exclaimed iizzy, 81 have
seen Mrs Granth,m, who is just return
ed from Paris, and who saw Frcd's wife
very often in society; she SAYS Mrs.
Carleton was quite Inc fashion. They
were wearing bonncts a la Carleton, re-
dingeo,cs a la Carleton, mandIas la
Carleton: in short, there was no limit to
the admiration she was exciting. The
Duke of Orleans had asked her name, as
he met her in his daily rides, and express
scd himself in very decided terms rcspcc-
ting her beauty the Duke Of Ncmours
has danced with her at ball, given at the
TuiIIerics, and she has even sung duet
with the Princess Clcmcnunc, at one Of
the royal soirccs."
"Can it be possible? Well, if that be
the case she will be great acquisition to
our socicty-shc must be woman Of
some ranl, to be admitted into such circles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

BAccs HorrL, Urea, June Il


Far about TWO weeks have had pleasure residing
n this beautiful city Central New York and Jay that
am delighted bs with location and generally speaking,
With its inhabitants.
l. Is pleasantly and ary situated in the midst Of az
te.prisiug intelligent and thriving agricultural population
aad fertile country. The wide aad clenny the
ao.cs and substantially and neatly Constructed and
he.1 every Indication thrift and successful enterprise
Not single house have yet noticed vh the omnous sign
10 LET upon which SPEAKS volume. in favor Of It's ProPe
rous condition No nl.nd city o Ne" York, am
persuaded does mercantile business extensive, aad atthe
time 50 safe and profitable
Its population Intelligent, aighmnded, aud liberal
One substantial upon which build hi, Judgement Is
the commemorate fac; that ,hey patronse publications be
u :. Your Daily Tribune introduced here but short
since ana has .ulaon already Of two
three hundred daily THIS indicates that the people of Utica
only ineligc: bu; that they also tree from mat
dc pcabc twopenny Of soul which unfortunately
characteristics persons and some places There IS also
rraiseworhy exemption from ifbcr; and bitter po
iiica preud;es, much that several respectable OPpo
gentlemen take paper ard rot fearful OF IL
polutng Decorating their store. their dwellings
Yours. &c. g.
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From thc Providence J. urnal
CIRCUIT COURT-RHODE-ISLAN DISTRICT.
L. Iunpl

Present Mr. Justice STORY and Hon Judge PilAAs
Joseph Z. Peters Charics + Speis.r
This vas Gs$nmpsH to recover OF tie defendant aoo"
1900 which alleged, the defendant as agent
%ae Coal Mining Company Portsmouth had misopped IN
as management OF the Company ai'air>
Gus T Peters brother ct the plaintiff testified that Re de-
ndau agen, the Company and to his iSHpplicaon
1.-THE funds entrusted him. and TO his rs management OF
the Companys affairs The defendant had contracted andry
snail deh v,h divers persons his name but III fact
a. The witness testified account OF the Company OF which
e witness further testified the pau;S sole proprietor
tHeee small debts hal been pad by the plaintiff; and formed
par Of he sun sought to be recovered by in'S snt
ie sTat OF the clam tina; the defendant as agent OF
& ainna had risapped the money entrusted 70 MS manage
n and nal departed from the instructions OF his principal
'~r psain'i',l generally and in particulars
Lac defence opene,. by L. ; EodS oi tue NeN' OK
"a? Nc Eddy in beha his client, denied all the allegations
He p!aini aud especially the facts sworn 20 ~ Gus
' tae Plaintiffs brother Il was not true tina; me oe'e
AL had been the pla agent his cement o; the GA!
Se SOLE :ropeeio OF the Company properly The defend
- Sas 10; the bVt the partner OF the paln't IN re
M 10 the affairs of the Company Nor that there
sac been mis- Management, OF the affairs isappcation OF
He lands Of the Company by the defendant;
Iae specific defence that the defendant the plain
Ut copartne. respect the affairs controversy this
ss and that therefore would not lie them
the plaintiff if he hal acen had mistaken form,
@aa tais SUI; be abandoned.
10 prove the alleged partnership the defendant counsel
Se;pe series OF letters by the witness O. T Pc.
WIS 20 the defendant from New York 10 Portsmouth the
sS the deendan, had charge Of the affairs OF tic Company
@ correspondence appeared 70 be very much
Ns tue Witness present recollection The witness had
Aoa positively that there had been partnership and that
'fe witness had had n,ercs, whatever inthe Company
Neesn These letters tho defendant conveyed
different impression. that upon an Tt'T1ttor tren
@ Court the plaintiff counsel agreed 20 discontinue the suit
10 COST ,e either party.
n or tic plaintiff Pearce Turner for the defendant. A G.
'7eeoca si Lathrep 5. Eddy, Of Eew.York
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By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
10 = F = II Gil. l O Il I

pm MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
high character of ese fen has induced me
Y a:Ieyi part sra defutsble makers TO practice
(rc ony upoa Mr. elliott but also upon me public An III
article bearing the mi.psed name thus G1H't emitting ths
6ps n nov in the market readily te detected By is
flashed and hc syle IN which put
Obssrr Pes al marked IN full Joseph ott
Patent" Jo=eph Go 1arrantrd and iaat eah gross oca
G: ::''''''' 0WZ<~
The above may be had, Wholesale, Of
iels HENRY JESSOP y Joansl Of Cold
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DxY GOODS CHEAP

Just RECrHSED-Ai large assortment ri Marseil's oalt-
and ountcrpan every and quality low prices
is:j.tf HOPPER, MORSE Il co. 2l9 Greenwich-st
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Y II D Il r B U n h
yz.w-yoRK TUESDAY. JUNE %, 1871

- Scum violen; and destructive storm OF
- La1 ;, no.sed over an extensive range of country
about ;cn,cnd Va the l2h The Stanton Spectator says
, lid crous damage south and Q; that place. 1t
was Of short Duration but the quantity n water that tell was
;r,1ersc the wind blowing almost hurricane and the
hail falling in places big as wa!nnts, the lat
,er did the work of destruction in The upaads almost as
eaectay as food in the valleys The creeks IN the ~
chit, were much higher than they ever known to be
before ard several houses their banks swept away
On the farms within the compass of the storm. fencing
wa, po.utcd for miles the uplands, growing crops
were beaten the earth by the rain and hail and all the
meadows and owlands along the creeks il permanently
Injured are at least ruined Cor the present
SEVERE THUNDER STonm.-A violent and destructive
storm y;,ited Danvllc Pa. iLc 9th inst. The roofs of
.eyera warehouses, dwellings and barns were blown to
considerable distance many windows broken IN, and
cooper shop owned by Mr.. Welsh and the barn Of Mr..
Shuran struck by lightning and burned to the ground,
with all their
ArraarrED MunDER.-In the Of alteration
at Fairfield Conn, between elderly paupcr named An
drew Moscow and David Bell with whom the former lived.
The latter beaten by Moscow severely viii; club that
was not likely he could long snrve On being broug; up
fer examinations charge of assault with intent to kill
Moscow pleaded guilty and was committed tor trial
FlRg AT ELnrRA y. i.-On Thursday morning last the
Rousfng village of Emira Chenung Co. n Y visit
ed BY destructive fire, which consumed M'ryoo dwell
ins and e,orcs. 1t broke the heart OF the village
about hall pass To- A NJ and in hour and half reduced
some eighteen stores Sc ashes including the Post Office
It is believed that the Mails saved, clerk always
sleptn the Office. All the houses destroyed were OF wood
which aided the progress of the flames spite Of the mme
date proximity Of the river the aid Of two frensncS and
tie excrous of the citizens. About one-sof the property
DESTROYED WAS insured No lives lost and person in
jucd
The following are the of the principal uaerercr>
Winkhau & Tu,e s l.. Giilcr, W. & G Post dry good,
J c. Sampson, hariwarc Foster Chubbuck, Seth keley
- Congdoa groceries Dr.. Bedcll, drns-Stere Dr. Crah
Smith, dwelling F. C@'linsw silycrsmth Hoffman X
Gardner hatcrs; Tuttlc's Maason-housc &c.
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dozen White Isl pair - dozen ut Is 3D. and
1t l. I'll pair and proportion
qaaty, half the usual prices Ladies wishing the cheap
Stockings, black aud unblcachsd offered York,
them TIiOMPSONS Cheap Store, s0 Grandstre
near broadway. m3-G
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RIO CinAxpx.-Cap, Moason OF the brig Pauline.
rived from Rio Gnndc Gays the Journal OF Commerce in
forms TINT the political situation OF the rroviUcc remained
when he sailed on the lOtn uno the it had been
some time past The revolutionary pnrty remained per-
feet masters Of the interior, and the communication with
the city was Totally stopped.
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ro1lcr orrrcE.-71etts. Catlarinc Clarke arrested
and committed for stealing Sl bills and pair Of shoes
from JOHN Cunningham OF No 81 Oaage street which ,Sc
confessed to have stolen and committed prison.
John Simpson arrested and committed tor stealing
roundabout Jacket from Barnard Mclean No. SO Cross
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BvENos Abusive have received Bucnos Ayrcan pa
pe TO the le,h of Iprl. An attempt Wa made on the
10Th March to take the life Of Gov Rosas by means OF an
Internal machine the shape of box containing sixteen
,rr bc, loaded +. the muzzlc The box opened by
Donna nnuca the daughter of the Governor but without
Questioning any injury. the main prisg of the concern hav
IN, been dcranscd or broken. The British Packet Of
April Sd gives description OF the iondish contrvance
was quite portable being larger than dressing case
The flight of Iavalc from the strong position OF Cueva de
Guache had rendered comparatively what remained To
b. accomplished of the task Of paccatns the Northern
PROVINCES Of the confederation
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CO. OOO CmEaP CAKYHTs.-Come and Sec at

y C.OOV l6l Chuhin-,, Tie subscribers beng deter
stock ot Carpets good
the and A. cheap cheapest, inform their many
aud the public general that they have received IN add-
stock large of BRUSSELS ana three
ply Carpets, 1000 yards super =; 1000 do o. 1850 do @
=, 20 do Isl 100 10 tHicd Jnc As Lee 40 3D. l0oO do > LOCO
do Is beautiful style ut Shades from 81 TO 50
Oil Cloths tn ~ feet wide; ~ 81 and 6-i Ma.tE
best quality CrImb Cloths and Table Covers with
all connected with the trade
l.. ( VI. :. BROWN l6l Chatham Il ~ l.
H., 800, ,ta ,,,,,,,,- clg IN
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6NAKPET1Nt+ CHEAPER THAN .. ~ 2. II u
" VI WILEY No. Il Canal South SIDE Broa" ay M
lust received from auction large of Ingram Car
which, being bought for @ be sold nj prices to sh Inc
wishes the purchaser Also of Rugs Mats Alamo
Covers other articles
with tc all Of which III be -o4 cheap (o
cheape than be purchased other Store IN the CITY
nnlMl In
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-24
gW 49, lS4H4
yeeue IriibltH9S> l1uoz SOmmer Waaren.
- .EnIts TIM E9ttM,

Iabtn tbrtn Sreupn unr rr pnblifum odptunSspa tes
farrt bab e c chen, rrn 6rn Serrten, cine ritc
sGan5eure Auswabl prit
Nribltuoszuno SDmmer trofenen 9Gaaren
erban batcH rec nit 9rpBtr Sor9aIt unp ttrcn8r Bead,
s rcr pratenpeu Soften, aus9cut wprHcn nr wce tuas
MEN init ibrcm frlbcn Str, Gin o9eneines ABrtrmtnt rpn
9Spnenen 6 ii d1 r1t,
ron alrn Sortt Nuattdttn uno retftn ousmart, 0atmi
re- in Der QSrQe Stfrtt fwatr, fwarstauer abl
oetr Sarte tablsem Garcts $cnrpnrr, traunr bwor5c
&C. GaItnts BaBcrrb bnntc, $tinrnc nb tatnppllcnGa(
(mirs Dprt mtrarbt Gprps Gpmmer3cu8c strprtr
unp leincn nfA 3wlis; nnp wrbcile SrnntrS toe rrn
icptr Gatut5.
Gtlctttc> tnb nn9etlci6tc Musnt, tHr Ilrcn nb Sns
tber N)lSttI np &rtr Gene 81 lis 373 Gents rtr
NlnrN
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Tenner-NQbmenzSp

SIHir tte unerseiAneten 3immerlea mpbGen 8. s
&O MOAB 9 patenttrte Otcr> unpz ltntrr> >9taDmcns
@prn8ccrn, (~cAe 5u <ewsturp gOrt eoantr p" perr'
ttst iperptn,) ais cntn un9nctn rcrSa9idcn Artfcl:
s. Spptrs Qe. xDrmpon, g. Sont, u. $tnp, Gontrn
S, 81 9titmcnp, S. s. Settler s. Sdrtr, S. 3immerma1n
G. 0N. 9iu(Te rpn llHftQcn.
0I, Np'a, 8. 9s 2rams, 2B Grrns 9B gbamters, rrn
9len. $5trn,
Ser 2rtt 1T 9lci@fIs cmrfobcn btn tren 3immercu,
ten 2BafAinstrn G;tp o G., pDareFDia Qtttsr9b unr
,rp CT m1er en3tbrt wcrccn unp rDclt ras rrninm
rem "omcrtaniiAen Sntut Icy Ger Ansttun9 in 9er
Orrf, in 1888.
95ertouft unb ,u Datrn fep:
Scslt, uup S. u. Gbnrrtr Canton % s. @@nrlcr unr
Co. l'nb xcnns nnp Grlcp MaIlrn ;G. q s. Gnrp, 91eu
&sbpn;- ;-Q8 Sin9Dam p Co., nnp o. 2SrrtlinStrn, Gerc
Lamb -m Qrcbcn np &ttnn on fcl9cnrcn Sttlcn $r91n
unb &tpp, pttstur9p ;-@ocrrn 0rtrunrr, SufoIr ;-G
Sup np Co., pIatt ctr. 9lcw Ycrt ;Gar nno Sct, Sea-
trn unb 9cutlt, livingston p Suwann, QDarcfbta 3d.
Stttntp unp Slopes, 90ltimort,
9e Srrin8fcrrn wtrtcn 0Aranrt Wcttr lrs GlaIlttt1
3u rtrltercn NOD trc, np Gnb nit Spetn tt9tittt I'M
re GnAne il Zen NoHmrn ST. prerrirtn ;ou ne Nnj't9n
rakep u c 9eGrr3 anutrin9cn inrem tie an ae Aten ron
Stnn 9trot fSnnen, rte untern abmen brr"u
at drt<n unb rte pttrn S(0bmcn DcrHntrr 81 lniirn
QfGnc n9Gerc 0ttbrtkun9 fcDr 0uf Scite4 in 9lr
pt5 0arla,osrcunrrs. TIM p Sprin9fccern t lnp on
.herrn Slats 5pe 5u fDcn.
Scptcmtrr 49, 1871. 9>4CUI1n.
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geut{tbes 8atfbans III St1clt1natt.

NIWIINktU SIWT%U''VT~ - ~'''v'''' !
ottsnortt IN Der stem 9trase, (pi(en Der 8int uite
qBsQnus traBen) Ger Gnpsbenanntt
nSsm t Sss.gssn sssst sf ~ be s.
s e,Ssss,S iooirn tann @en aus unp feine StalunS
as seriamis @ fsiae ssnfe k NIT ss gsa ses.
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.piG III ker3lt3 piatcntmett. O"p'p =
0neinnat, Sebruar 22' 1883. 80, 4. t ,u Grrroh,ro
aane6 hctfdtinen tnaa .6srr %. rben tdSt.
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9eeues Sbuei0

HAtr trr,ci6ntte, ,wr0nbaft In Der Insearawas 9trae
Yn Canton, 9rn $rbr's Stpbr 9ras Scsrndber, 3ei8t
bermit bcn pntltum crSetcn ait, baB an9fan8cn BAT
ras Snetr9e9aft in aaen feien rl3itbenen 3pe9en af
cb9er Stcut nclbe CT tauflb erahen bat ju ttrthrt
ab wirb ets eintn 9prratb ppn otn Spren frtisen
mad hcn nf:ct Nrbtn mt&e Ct rrn 3ctt
;u 3eit rrn hrn Sftn Seeaptn rDa) auf 9anp 9aten.
91rEif hiefenl, miro in friutm .....-
9telten Jletoer>Gtpbr ....
cine rrtanrise 2(usUoDl fenrn 1I6rn GafImters,
0atnettcn unb ubrrDaupt Sphn aQcr Nrt Dattn, Die lit
cn Sad 9la9et, nnb III Gtabnmenten betr Nrt sctubt
rerrrn. 9nr frompte Screnun9 tlieen prc Drft
rsn Sbctl her ftntlten 9un 3u prrpee unp erbaten.
0tcpldu6 8pur.
Canton, Qop 2S. lSAl. lS.
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NnfenU7S yteueS SoteL

nse eaot gpseatsr 8Eooer so gsnngnasss sus
D. dstant SSribapater, Oeaper 0atntp, penntplras
MEN an ssa Ssrnerssn eae Srss sei non
eart nnp Gpss 9pebttiOns np eOm"Blrfs 2oaarnasef'
na ao tas rse teben miro Die 5posenbet os put
tuas ens @snts bat ter e % m Den Srsss n
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