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sible; yet, | have seen her, after being com.
pletely exhausted by SPANS of an hours
length, revive and rejoice aloud. She had
three favorite hymns, which she would of.
ten, in ecStacy, sing entirely through; one
was, And let this feeble bod y fall; another,
'On Jordan's stormy banks stand;' and the
third, 'Am a soldier of the cross The
idea of death had become familiar to her,
and often said, she longed for the hour to
Gomez She also said, 'the grave has no ter.
rors for me. though dread the dying strug-
gle; o, that it was over--but why should
dread 1t? convoy Of angels bright, await
TO take my spirit home.' The ida OF con.
tending with the grim monster, seemed al
ways appalling, and she would often exclaim,
%, my Father! let thy shield and thy staff
go with me, all through the dark valley; and
let the brightness Of thy countenance dispel
the gloom OF that trying hour? Her atiec.
ton for her family seemed increased ten
fold as her end drew near. The idea Of
leaving them, would sometimes appear al
most TO overpower her. One day, after
looking at hear daughter lntently for some
time, she exclaimed, oh! my child, the
thought of leaving you, to see YOU no more.
is too mtolerabe to bearn (The feelings
Of the parent were evidently contending
with those Of the christlan.) But in few
moments she became composed, and said,
'the Lords will be done
Some days before her death her daughter
was sitting by her, when she besought the
I ,,rI 70 +oto Ior O., h;p,ealg, bor child bo;pr
deeply affected, said to her, Mother, how
can you wish to leave me! do you not love
me9 yes my DEAR said she, better than
my own ile-wish not TO keep me here in
pain and sul1ering-be faithful and we shall
soon meet agan-when am gone, grieve
not for me. but think that you have mother
in Heaven, and let that console you-en-
deavor 10 prepare yourself for the event,
which must inevitably take pIace-and
strive TO believe that all wiW be ,ceR.' Her
mind continued perfectly unimpaired until
Saturday morning, the LIST Of June; she con-
tinued delirious through that, and the next
day and night, still knowing all around her,
and appeared miserable if her husband or
her children were out Of her sight. What
an evidence that if we follow the example Of
our Saviour, We love our own, and love them
to the end.
Monday morning she was rational and con;
tinued SO until the evening OF the thirds
though she said but little, believe she wa
Just as conscious of her situation, as those
who stood around her. On the morning OF
the fourth she breathed her last--without a
struggle or gro7n."
Ny beloved friend was one indeed Of that
number, who have come through much trib
ulation, and have washed their robes anC
made them white in the blood of the Lamb
doubt not, she now sings the song of the
redeemed IN Heaven-perhaps at her Sa
vour's feet, adoring the goodness and love o
God in freeing her from the fral tenemen
in which she had suffered and endured 81
much. What encouragement must such ;
scene give the christian TO persevere, ant
how lovely must it make religion appear
even to those who do not possess it,
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u % II Nc L.

THE packet IATAN, will
-~tyCc L forego two Of her regular trips,
, O Sin order to prepare for the fall
= a,ft-c-S.~-~ business. As soon as she is
~! 2 ". painted, aud otherwise put in
70, complete order, she will re-
sumo her regular trips She will be at Glasgow
again on the Both August, INST, and will continue
her regular trips thenceforward, until navigation
closes.
August II, 1871. 22-lw
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BANK NOTICE.

A T n meeting of the Board of Directors, on the
"a 3lst ut., the following resolution was udop-
ted, and ordered to be published in the two news.
papers Of this place, for the information Of those
concerned.
ReSOlred, That after the 10th day Of August
next, all persons who suffer protest, as payer,
drawer, or endorser, to any note OF bill of this
Branch sholI not be permitted TO renew any pa per
which they may now have in Bank, or to receive
any accommodation OF any character, until a.!
protested paper, to which they are as party as
above, shall be paid or arranged to the satisfaction
of the Board
WIN. c. BOON, Cashier.
Fayette, Aug. 7, 1Sif .--2l-3w.
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GOm Subscribers wiN please bear an
mind that the terms Of the TIM E S are
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
On al! subscriptions remaining unpaid after
the 1lM Of September Rcrt, FOUR DOLLARS
,oiN be demanded. This rule wW be rigidly
adhered 10.
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July 3lst Isl!
In the Howard Circuit Court
june Term. ESRE.
Solomon Eouck,

solomon ttoCcK,
y,.,,:. W;.,c,.u, Attachment in Cove
Ewing Young, NUM-
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff aforesaid,
! Z and it appearing to the Court here that the
sold defendants have not appeared to tie action
of the said plaintiff, filed special bail therein;
It is therefore ordered that the plaintiff cause
advertisement to be published for four weeks sue.
cessivey in some newspaper printed in this State,
so that the last insertion thereof be at least thirty
days before the first day Of the next term Of this
Court, notifying the said defendants tia. the sand
plaintiff hath instituted an action Of covenant in
this Court against them for the sum Of five thou
sand, eight hundred and thirty dollars, (the sum
sworn toy with interest and costs Of suit und that
writ Of attachment hath been sued out against
their estate, ard that unless they appear by them
selves or attorney, and plead or file special bail
therein, before the third dsy ol the next term
Of this Court, TO be begun and held. at the town OF
Fayette, within and for the coun'y Of Howard, oI
the first Monday o. October ney', a iIlZmen, WI
be entered against them mad their estate, sold tt
satisfy the same.
4 true copy--TeSt.
GRAY BYNUM, Clerk,
By S. BYyUM. D. G.
July 3mt, Is4l 20--tt.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14

The Laws passed at the last General AS
sembly are now ready for distribution, and
the journals are expected to be read y
shorty.--JeferSon ENQUIRER
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14

Capt c. Jackson, whose removal from
Office we noticed yesterday, commanded the first
company in the Regiment Of Gen. Gentry's Mis-.
souri, Volunteers-was with him in the battle OF
Ochochobee, and Of the 81 men he led into &C.
ton l l were killed or wounded. Yet this brave
and meritorous man is removed by John Tyler,
and Z. Taylor, who slandered the Missouri Vol.
unteers, is honored and promoted to the desirable
place Of Gen. Arbuckle who was ordered to an
other post to make room for him! Such is Wig
justice TO the defenders Of the country There
is just retribution in store for these acts.
Missouri Argus.
One of your own political friends can
tell you the main reason for the removal of
Captain JACKSON, who, though as brave as
old Hickory himself, partakes only ola COM
mon quality amongst people up here, and is
deemed to have but little to do with acting
according to instructions. AS to 81. Tay-
Tor, who slandered the Missouri volun-
teers," Martin Van Buren, promoted him
from a Colonel to the rank of Brigadie,'
General, with his "slanderous" report before
has eyes, and DDTthe Argus pem all the
stronger for Van afterwards. As to Presi-
dent Tyler promoting" Mr.. Van Buren's
General, by sending him to a frontier post,
in place of Gen. Arbuckle, and sending
Gen A. to the post al Baton Rouge, we
have only to say that Mr.. Corbin's estimate
of promotion" is very much akin to his
sense of fairness, honor, and TRUTH.
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MULES! HEUEES!!

ENROM 80 to 60 good 3 year old MULES, ready
Il failed for the Southern Market, for sale
Purchasers will please call at my farm four miles
southwest of FOyette.
JOEL PREWlTT.
August II, 1911. 22-3w
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IN THE HOWARD CIRCUIT COURT, }
JUNE TERN, 1871. {
Christopher Wolfe, Lawrence D. Wolfe.
z Smith Clark. and Edwin Clark.
VS.
George w. Broderck
ATTACHMENT IL DEBT.


NOV al this day came the plaintiffs aforesaid
" by their attorney, and it appearing 10 the
court here that the said defendant hath not appear
ed 10 the action Of the said plaintiffs, or filed spe-
cial bail thereinlt is therefore ordered that the
plaintiffs cause an advertisement to be published
for four weeks successfully. in some newspaper
printed in this State, so that the last insertion
thereof be at least thirty days before the first day
of the next term Of this court. notifying the said
defendant, that the said plaintiffs have Instituted
am action Of debt in this court aguinst him, for
the sum Of One Thousand Two Hundred and Sew
enteen Dollars and Fifty Cents, the sum sworn to-
with interest and costs Of suit md that all attach
ment hath been sued out against his estate, and
that unless lie appear by himself or attorney, and
plead or file special bail therein, or btfore the
third day of the next term OF this court TO 5e be-
gun and held at the town Of Favette, within and
for the county of Howard on the first Monday Of
October next, a judgment will be entered up
against him. and his estate sod to satisfy the
True copy.-Test:
GRAY BYNCM, Clerk.
BY S. BYHum, D. c.
July 3lst ISL! 2S--4-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
New York, Thursday, July 30.

The steamship GREAT WESTERN came up to our
wharf little past O'Clock o.day. She left on the
10th, and has of course been Is days coming over
Her dates are eleven days later than those by the
Caledonia at Boston.
The political intelligence is decisive of the fate
of the British Ministry. The Tories are every
where triumphant. The Wings concede moiori-
ty Of DO in the House; the Tories claim near 100
and the victorious party is generally nearer right
than the other. The Tory tally is as follows:
Conservatives, 3i5
Liberals, 259
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14

Thus the Secretary is at the foot Of the poll,
where he has always been at the head; and Mr.
WortIey, the twice.defeated Conservative, stands
a, the head. So it is all over.
Peel comes, in Prime Minister with tremendous
backing. The Ladies Of the Bedchamber must
back up. WE'LL turn about is fair play and is
generally the best for the people,
There is no other political news of any conse-
quence.
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Died 4.

In this place, on yesterday evening. after a
short illness, Mrs. MARY, consort of Mr.. John Fl.
Potts
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14
r. H. SAUNDERS,
ISAAC P. VAUGHAN,
T. W. DIGGES.

Glasgow, Mo Aug. 7th, 1871. 2l-St.
The business will hereafter be carried on in said
Town BY r H. SAUNDERS & ISAAC p.
VAUGHAN, under the firm Of Z. II Saunders g.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14
y q Il I G T.
A Great Bargain Offered.
July 3M, Is4l.

taNHE term of our original partnership will ex-
Z pre on the 1st day of January next, previous
to which time we wish to dispose OF our entire
stock of merchandise, at Wholesale to be delivered
on that duy. The quantity on hand wi! not be
large, and will be sold at bargain, on long cred
it, and four or five thousand dollars loaned to the
purchaser, for term Of years, bearing interest,
so soon as it BE collected from the business OF
the concern il desired. The stand, which is one
OF the best in town, can go with the goods for one
year, ana perhaps longer. The business has EN-.
braced a most excellent custom, and includes near
" the whole OF the Wholesale Iron trade north Of
the Missouri river.
We have nov on hand very choice assortment
Of every variety Of goods, which we selling on
the usual credit. little lower than usual, we
desire to run our stock "a low as possible during
the year. We invite our lrenis and the public 10
call and seq MS
As we are determined to energetic means in
collections, particularly tU the extent OF our own
Indebtedness, We advise prompt paymenls--esp5'
cially on the part Of those whose notes and &C
counts are one year over due.
HARVEY & BIRCH.
Fayette, July pa lSil. left.
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y T. w GOO ID S

Y b W q y . u > :,
Perry & BjIEiEssIey,
I ESPECIFuLLY inform the citizens Of Fay.
4 T. cite and vicinity, that they have Just re.
ceiVed their Spring Stock Of
M E H q Al Disc,
Consisting of al articles usually kept in this
market.
As their assortment is very extensive, and stock
fresh, and their determination to sell at the
CHEAPEST RATES POSSIBLE, they rope to re
ceive a liberal share Of the public patronage.
N. B. They have now on hand very large
stock of JUNTATTA IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
and PlTTSBURG GLASS p.&B
Fayette, April "a lS4l.-6tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14
Cloths.
ShayEas.

IN NAILS.
epO kegs Sd, 4, s. g, 10, ID. 20, nails.
$50 lbs. Indigo.
800 DO Nader
100 do Alum, Pepper, and Corrcras
s Hhds. n. 0. Sugar.
1000 Havana Coffee
4 Chests Tea for sale BY
RICHARD H. Law.
May Sth, lS4l S-6m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14
Tory minority.

IOry mhJorly, 80
Daniel O'Conneh and his colleague Hutton haze
been defeated Of their return from Dublin by about
loo majority. The poll is as follows:
West, (Cons.) $3.50
Grogan, (do.) 1889
This is terrible blow 10 the Repeal cause in
Ireland. Belfast has also returned two Tories over
Lord Belfast and colleague.
But the hardest blow TO the Ministry was dealt
by the great constituency of the West Riding of
Yorkshire, where Lord Morpeth is defeated as
follows:
Lord Morpeth, (W.) I2,0S0
Lord Milton, (do.) 1901
Mr.. Wortev, 1866
Mr.. Denison, 1880
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-08-14
40 THE PUBLIC.

TIME business heretofore carried on in the town
l. of Glasgow, under the firm OF L. II. SAUN-
DERS s. Co., has this cay been dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All persons indebted to, or having
claims against said firm, are hereby notified that
r. II. Saunders and Isaac P, Vaughan are author
ised TO settle the same,
r. H. SAUNDERS,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

August II, 1911.
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gnattcnen Don Meb[ pctt> unb 9>era1de u1to anoerr
prcouften 3u madden, bic an feline reunoe, bte Sirma
BON ~ ber nnb 3 Ter ~ te b, )" in 9eepsyOrt,
Nemaht uno an buL in Glepelano, CUR gerenoun9 eins
9ebradbt peroen. Sctne 6reunDe, S.. II. g., weroen
getdltS 9lurd9e ftr @rocerien poer anoere Sitter,
nab ben btNt9ten Sebtn9un9en unb oufs pnnft[tbfte
beicr9en, tpenn oeel6en ourd1 @nOesbeuanuten an e
Qelangen, n1O entpeoer bur Sratteu baar porausbe>
Sablt ooer onrd1 Sertfung bon prcoutten Su ibrer
GOn19natton bafiir 9erettt 0nO.
G7Gz- 9Ser @clmnebten uno iruiti9e Dccunente, bic
orn etnen oentlhen SonIl le9aliiIrt feDn mer, be-
llcr9t rno be6rbert bobeu nil, ooer audi @eloer Don
Oeutlhano 8u beSiebeu poer btnSufenoen bat fanu d
an midi wenoen, ba io ate oer9letden 9lurdNe, perz
m1tttelit neine6 8ruoerS, 6. gS SAFER, drheNIdler
@onitl uno prciOent ber beut1heu @eeQ1hnf III Ncps
Ber6i1oungen 1T ollen Theilen Deutichanos, sur 3u>
|frieoenbeit aQer 8ethetti9en befor9eu fn1n.
e hepo oor S a Der.
@leDeLanb, Sht0, Stnp 26. ls4l. sow:
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TgDtllta1lt nenQ1,golr,

ShnetDer INT G e De MIA ch r.
$ttunret fine rcunntn puttfum taB CT nceb int
~ mcr fcrf1bf n ct9e5 Gefb1f a fetnem altcn tefan
ten 9anbpuntt (m jmcpcn @tdwrtc aten 8ant
SlorNwGte ees Darttrcrtcs III alien psien prficbsner
3mct9sn ju ttrcttcn.
9a CT rtgslma8s re oeenet OeDen unc 3Hfbntt, fesn
ron en 6en Secartrn crbat 70 1T parur in ptn 9tanp
9eet aaen t9n Nfprbcruncn tcint Gunf ;n cnrtbr,
1no pie bct, a9emne 3ufrctnbeit acmaDrcn np
1T rols enbcn pcrer B nod OnDe ;u tparcn, cin al
ten Snec nit nur EcpsnDa frnpcrn crcn, pur fobNrs
belt uno Nc1anoun9 aud mncr nob mtDr psrpsn
baten. Ofaebe nnr cnma ten 0erfu9 - "
G1nton, ln(r 81, 1871. - 3,t =.
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NeueS Shneiberoeihdft.

Mr Unterlcthhe pobnbaft N Scr Suscor0tpas @trafIe
1n Canton, Srn &cbr's 9trbr fbr19 9c8cuiter, se9t
qermt om puttun cr3ctcnlt an, paB on3cfanSen bat
oas Snrcer5ribat in acn finn pcrb epenen 3wcgcn au
ctt3er Strr, wcbe or taufi rnpen bnt, u tetretn.-
ub ro CT trt cincn Yprratb alien Sprtcn frrt8cn
W'nnStIsibr, n1db Den ncu:cn Otpptn wrI4c 3
H 3rt pon Den tlten Sect8rten crD1t) auf p Datten
S1rtf ptcftm, miro CT In (cinrm "
9teuen &leloerzCtohr
cine rc1fdnri8c Nuspabl ftinen Sadrn, gaAuletrs
&otinttcn unc nttrDAupt Ston oer Att D1ttn, re II
n ab fbla9cn, unc III StatiIlmtnten retr Art 9citb
rcrntn. Ourb Fronlpte 8rirHun9 np ti9en Vrr Dcfft
:nen Ebstl Der 6ntibcn CUNT W perpuen uuO erb1tm
9ttcplau5 8cur.
Canton, Qlop %. lsdI. ~
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Meroe( oDer Ra(ferDe.
Q5nuern febet Bier !!

Serren Gauf mannuno 60. ga tdb nabe
6eD n1eer WeUhle eiu 9roBe6 Eager BON Weer9el ens
oectt BABE rpelte5 beD aualY ilder unterlnun9 bon
so bis 95 rpcent &af 5u enthalten d errpeicn bat,
uno ba be0eu Jtueen beYm 9lderbau c,pUbl I'M Slten
ais auc ii europa betannt 70 rpirepurh fr1bere uno
felt aud, i'm QSeiten immer beer anerfannt ScG9enbe
3euqne meroen oeucher oartbun, baB tpenn oerle(6e
0emablen, unO ais etn StreuOunger ar9epanot piro,
er oem SanDnSfD 9Yps 9letb fommt, uno ouf
walfer9atgem 2anoe, reneIbe1 ltertrtf Damit feill
0etr9 obDalteu m6ge, itbcr9ebe ib Sbneu ann1tt ee
9tlla(D{e Der W2ergelarten> aits ores 6 be nj e.
70 DaB eocr 9tfer5manu iIe ueruteu unb fel6(t ur<
beilcn fam. ...
sTe@ emab tener Daer9 gum 8erfauf an
ntener Wuhle, nahe beD @anton, su Dem serin9en
pretie Don 50 90 Die Gcnne. S cbn g d3 orb,
Sautpn, Snu9 25, 1841.
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y e f u n B E n.

glide Oeei(en onf Der Strase otei1ets Sutton, aaf
Donnertn9 oen ten Snln eiu lhdne6 eIe9antes pers
scrte5 Sp13ierltbdbeu.
Der netder es perprel, beliebe lit bte1er Druferep
au;aruen, fetn Gi9euthumredt su erpetien H. pu1rbe
se9en@rfattnng Der peruradlten Soften in@mpfans su
nebn1en.
Canton Olir, .2usult 6, 4,4m
agy- Der reolide 8nber> tpeld1er obi9cS qefanben,
cit, uao beioc Ge9e ntduoe bey uns it 9erabruq oes
baIlen.
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eOuts Shdfer
0otartu5 fir Starf Gountu,

0Nena@ri@tt9 tas putltum rab Gouperu6r ron ob
~ terrIlmAtt9t it, aue Nrtcn tbrftihcr Snumr,tr aus
ufer3tn uar Seetlb su b9I0uti8. 25cm1tttn 1cfa,tn
IT, &c rs H. 10 ncroen i'll reutber, en3tbe nlciIbtr
Srr1tbe tti iDm aus9cftrt9t. ''''
&rlc, Ole wnhrn Drt 8aucrrrcn Iu rerfaun tbun ,rshl
wnn M Die drt!ic <9e cen res unp r G5r6Be rtrttn tci
mir III Gin c3ir ni9rttn tafn, pti iittrs Gaufuftst te
mir na@ra9cn unp id Damn tm Snrc hin rnfcttcn Qustunf
raritr 81 crtbtlcn. s. 9 d 6fcr
Gai.t1n, Nu9ult 6, 81. -. 4sb -.
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$50 it

Sacob Dteb aus 3eQ, SeSirf a1Ver6lauteru
Jb, ,i1frei5 SaYern? - Aerle6e luuoete i'm Suui pper
Suit 1910 in 0teuzOrIeauo uO id teb balo naebber e>
neu Brief AT Oen llnerSrttnetcn Orn 2puiSoue, &y.
aus. -D1ith ltca Spc 9refe at bn 9eitrieben babe,
bic beoe uubeantpDrtet bltebe, 70 ehe t n1i 9en0s
tg W. M oee e G f a. Tpr ~ nn}e G"s sp
verlan9 piro utD auf Elm 9uc6 llnterfommeu 1T uns
ierm freunod)en Stdotden rcdnen oarf. - 9luf bals
Dtge 9tadrtd)t harret y. S. TotbnageL t.
Gantol1 Start 9cuutp, SbiO ,. 80. Suli l84l.
o. Die eoui6piae Sclt5s8nbne, bas @plfsblatz
mb her 9lnse9er Ses BeltenS tperDeu uns bltrd 9Mf
uabne pteler Jtahfra9e gu @'e9enotenen perpfihten
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2eu nil e.

Sep elmer demiIben llurerlud)un9 bon 0errn Spbu
Sdcrbs Wer9el, babe t1 9efunDen oaB berelbe gum
wen9ten bon so Bis 95 procent seaftof entbdlt. Sd
fann caber ceuieben ais eneu opr3it9ben 9rtfeE bon
Mergel uub ais BON gr0Berer 9letnhett anempfeblen
ais m je nnteri1d1t babe. @jenlenler Merge[ entbG(t
9en6buli BON 40 biS SO prp3ent Galftp llnb it bas
be oenclben bon eanoptrthen 1T Deutihlono nit 9ros
Gem 9tuscn auf thren 0eloern a,ltpeuben 1ehen. :
@1ntS s. a. 1Gttttn g. slpptbefer II. S4en,ifer
@antoit, SunD l84l.
Stb beSeu9e hermit baB d) ben Gantoner gen1ables
ueu GDp5i opnt eante Der S,erren patrtbge, &tmnel
nuo Sdprb III Der 0dhe BON @anton, 1bpn felt Sat>
ben nad chamber 9ebraudt babe, uno iet bin p6lto
ilerseu9t, baB er oemSanou6fD Ooer 0eugorfer GDps
Site 9leid,fommt Spbn htQtne.
0lBiGon, siaD %, 1841.
c5d, beSeu9e btermt blB ib ben @antpner @Dps, pom
Ganos Der 53erreu Sdorb nnD Gtnnte bey etnem (ees
Teloe an9e,panot babe, uno m bin p0l9 iibcreu9t ba6
0erletbc gut lit. SIS nj. 6 nb mann.
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