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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
Improved NaIi.es. C,rpel
!, rn-COAL. COAL-Best quail
SALT WATER BATHS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w afflicted with Hernia Rupture. are informed
,,t an nav Obtained from Nrs >hgir ~ Oreen
xrL aue frst door above Jecf. Market vi eh heals e
award wound and performs radical cure Those s1'te'
-, :. ,ho,, ie.i In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
no Observation-Disclosures Coal of

the 6ra Quality this day discharging ir-m scho"s-r
- Nm, i,r .as reasonable, n tskru Directly rom Tie
"h i'o"-' " wARDG BROWNE,
vessel go, ,,-..-',,'r,, .orn.r "a .,sh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27

y o,d Of Goa! # handsome 81 Tor sl"se' W.
dschnrgins tor sale .7"' w,RDk BROWNE,
at corner OF La ytt-st. snd Wa,hlngI1n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-27
HTANTED-By girl of unquestionable

w civ reference, place as Chambennald aud NurS
M general Iousewofk IN private fanny sf'
:, o. or 81 Mott jr-f ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
From the Western Empire.

OF WHAT DID THE wHIGS COMPLAIN IN lS40l
OF msmanagement and corruption on the
parl Of democrats increased public ex-
pendinres, - of the issue Of treasury notes ,
the creation Of National deb,-olibe prolon-
cation Of the Florida war-proscripuon for
opinions sake--the arrangement of the cur
reucy--lhe prostratioD oftrade-the low price }
Of produce of standing armies Of gold spoons
imported carrsges--of euery thing! +
OF wHATwILL THE wHIGs COMPLAIN IN IS4Il
OF national debt left by the proaigate ad-
mi6istrs,ion OF Mr.. Van Buren,, for them TO
pay--olthe death Of General Harrson--of the
retirement ofihe frs, ,Cabinet--of the vetoes
--of the treason and per6dy of John Tyler--of
low duties upon foreign impOrtatious--of the
want Of great, money regulator--of spsry.
hiagi 9g,.e,t ,sEff,,45T 81 ~ 51.5 I
WHAT. DID THE WIGS BRoMsE IN lS4Ol
ECONOMY ia The general government; retrench-,
j, ment Of fexpenses; reform in every thing; re-
Z ducton Of the pnblic debt; no prescription for
opinions rake; a speedy termination Of tho
Florida wari sound and safe currency; uni-,
vereaI revival Of; and prosperity in business Of
all kinds; high wageslothe operative; the easy
5, payment Of debts; the Improvement Of morals;
&, general happnese; peace, plenty and universal
. good will; epsry thingi NJ I, AIS .5,.s
,,vl WHAT WILL THE pWHIGSS PROMISE IN lS42F
q They will promise; in the event Of their sue
cess; re!rehchment and reform;l a safe and
soupd currency; higher prices for wheat. pork
and other articles Of export; retrenchment in
, The expenditures ofthe State and Nation; the
payment Of State liabililies; The compleiioniof
o unfinished canals; eDery Thing; any thing! n,
~ SWHAT HAVE THE WHO'S DONE SINCE lS40l
They have created a National Debt Of thirty
millions. They have violated millions of solemn
contracts betveen debtor and creditor. They
have rendered The Nation Bankrupt They
have disgraced themselves and their country.
They have emportuued one President 10 the
very door.of the tomb, and covered another
with reproaehes, curses and execratiopsl
Thoy have continually quarreled and fought
among themselves. They have withheld the
wages oflabor. They have confused exchan-
ges. They haye deprecialed the currency
and destroyed or driven from people q sound
+. circulating medium. They have eaten out The
substance ofthe people and rendered lhe times
still more oppressive, They haxs, by their
legislation, reduced the price oflhe farner's )
prodaee. Thsy have augmented every where
tths,distsessof The people, 10 sHqvE they have
moi fulfilled a single ptomise Witch they made
toAhspeople ins slSAO. w; ,.2 ag'
gWaat Sould The phigs doia. 1912 and 'l3,
Jths peoRleUere 70 reasw their povefA lathe
,tisuefal Government precisely what they have
dOoe for the eighteen months last past, VIZ:
5..'clsar The way for henrv CIay"sb heading
Capt Tyles~ilhi Bank Bills! Ia lhe, Lsglsla-.t 4
turs of Ohio, ,hsy would, (iftAey could bof-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

N fF.fIs. i
l, al that moment laid my hand on his shoulder and
and observed, old leilow fit pad mol have been for
YOU That we never would have eeat hem 10 the world
To which heIeplied' beat indeed No indeed said hs
it hadnot been lor the votes hat learred 70 Gins
clnnatll '9al Dupcan would q ggateA them to death,
lasked nm now ~ the aeyli dagOu manage, 50 a.
MOTTO be tound onl. what waLq DID they vote M
lie remarked haI tney divided saem out ana carried
seven % eSn. at Aple anN vn'sp 70 aneTent wa5os
and hs tnenqs heipea nm ana pornon Of theh Voted
in the third ward ASK nun N ne carried as many
as eighty Or shunde. ana he rematkea that he carried
more than enneE ana remarked moke nan once ne
carried more than tepdIeton . mapFity And suppose
there was eighty osa hundred On board thatday, and,
probably, over ihel number.
Y Stuart also informed ne that ne vas the man that
beat Merryweiner, N yel.erson. county, Kentucky,
whotan atsho August ieE seat n the Legis-
latule q hentaEkMy, KY ssksu nm Bow ne managed,
Hs told me maj ne took tne men rom the cry Of Lou-
aville, and carried ,aem 70 SIX mile Island and there
kept them several days ana eat dEank and slept with
them until hloRaav OF the election, ana then carried
them over INTO Senersoh conn'y ana there sotinem 10
vote, aud. in that way beat MerryweiheT. lie also
stated that Inc wings dd nSt treat MIN wei at Cincln-
nal for they dc not glye MN utteyehty'hye dollars
10 pay them WIN, asked hlm who gave hln, that. /.
He said the IfPpecanoe Club gave 1t TO him otCncln>
npiti. b. ,, S, HS
And no remaFked mat ne hsd paldont zen dollars oil
his own money ana lat ne couid notPay mem on uh-
~ he got 10 Loulsye; asked nm y they we're ma
KING any noise aVout 'ne pay anu ny saio no. at ne
had Just been below and trea'ed them 10 dollar
worth Ofdnnk. tie also stated that ne never eat until
they eat lie also stated tat hey cal 10 the CABIN ana
part of them slept in lhe cabin, and part on deck He
told me that he knew how many men It would
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
"a HOME THRI1ST. ]

: The Boston Courier, leading federal paper
Of New England, but whose notions Of honesty
and fairness are altogether TOO antiquated 10
square with those ofltswEig Contemporaries,
puts 70 tham The following home question:
The one man power is phrase which
meets the eye ia almost every newspaper We
open, ahd seems 70 BE- used as 30 expression
ofreprOach Or ofindignaiioo against the Presl-
.dent, for avaiLng himself Of d constitutional
pIefCgative, lsit the constitutional power
or-the 'one man who exefcisesi il, that e4cieE
the wrath ofthose among whom i il pOpulary
If the power were placed in other hnnds, would
we hear any complaints Of tie sbussl Let
those Who vote fof available candidates think
.'ofthis.' ~ n .tr y II ''-7g''e I,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

row The cspiial; unless they should DO as they
nave ollen Done. io-wlt bank without eapuAt)
.c.eale State Bank; instead ,of paying; in
cTease an hundred fold, the State deb; they
would lend their power TO tax the Ohio farmer
f6r the bene6t Of the manufacturer; they would
do slltbeY oould % rob the labonng panfor
he beneft Of Wing demsgoguss, and partizan
hAbobs; and what they cannot make answer
these general objects, they will omit as usual,
even at thq expense Of the violation Of Wing
MomisesL A2aNN5 s#}Ga
Who are responsible fcs the non. .fulG Hent
qcthe whig promises IF lS4Ql IsJohn 'Fyletl
Mol Because he has fulfilled the promises
which he made in 1910, and violated none; no.
. not one; which The present Wing Congress
asteihenmske, Because they agseed, in. .sbe,
Harrisburg Convention at which Harrison and
Tyler were nominated, that they would not
make the Bank question Ibeissue! that they
would suppress that question: This Clay
Wing Congress, has refusedsor neglected 10
pass laws foe the relief Of the county, and 6o.
John TyEer 10 sign and approve such laws!
Should the Whig party rs-Sbtam poUer tis
fall on a renewdl of their promises. who ,eOald
DC responsible for re- violation of thema We
answer, the People who confer the power!
They have deceived The people once, theg are
TO blame; fthey deceive the people again. The
4 people are to blame! Keep these things be-
fore the people! S+srg q; afi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

p STHE COON APPROPRIATE EMRLEm or WHO
SEEY. Mr.. Fisher, in the course Of his elo-
quent remarks, attbe west end Of The Fifth Ell.
Market House, on Monday evening, ID allu.
sion to, the live coon which presided al the
o,hereid OF the market, said that be Gully con-
CURED with The wings ip The propriety Of select
ing that filthy, cowardIy, ! thevipg animal as
the emblematic representation Of their princi.
pies. his particularly appropriate nov, when
the whigs are ,reed beyond redemption ID al
most every state Of the Vnion. They have
been driven from nook TO corner, from every
hole whore they were woDtto hide themselves,
and now the democracy have got them safe up
tree; and they may as veil come down and
dle peaceablY, as be shot bt aud killed. Mr..
Fisher remarked thaEthsre were other resem.
bIances. The coon prowls about at Dighl--its
deeds are 10 darkness. The coon is also
J useless animal, consumer only, aud lives by
plunder. and the whig leaders wish 10 live by
pundering the people, BY means Of falsehood,
banks snd high tariffs.
Another most striking resemblance is that a
coon is good for nothing al all, lilti,s hide is
taken of and hung up on The fence 10 dry. In
the firm conviction Of this fact. the people all
over the country have turned ou, to skin the
coous and tan their hides. This PARTICULAR
.. btaach Of industry reqaises no protection ffom
The govethmeni, for il fourishes spontaneously
in almost every State Of this confedercy, Alas
for the sAlf-deluded anarchis,s-- Ntkcy ara
gone eoonst' . Gin. Enc. 4 y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

Is IT NOT so4 lis ituot a afaOdamenial--
The great principle Of republic that q msjotily
shall govern Does not the majority derive
their powers from the just consent Of the goy-
ernsdl Doesthe conslitution contemplate the
a1nihaation Of the possr of fathe tnsjptiiy by
The acl--sRny acl Of The minoritya II il did,
would il provide, ibat freedom Of debate shoud
be allowed and maintained; that The ninorltys
might record their protest upon .he jouruals,
and finally contemplate their appeal toiae peo-
pie, the soutcs Of al powsT9 Has precedent
ever sahclippsd The doctrine tha. minority
may rule ,ol FENDER pDwerles lhelawsmakipg
,pOwerl Has not the Clay minority 10 the legis,:
lature Of this Slate been guilty Of practically
Snulhfying lbe law ofcongress and the spirit Of,
the Cpastiiuiipns and the laws. BY assuming
.thepower Of lheDaj jority through violencet re-.
vOlo,ion; rebellion, aud moral and public lrea-
son2 Is 1t NoTsOl 1
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
MORE OF THE ANIMAL SHO W!t STIR
{ y AS UP TIE MONKEYS tAffAINllI

The Cincinnaiii Gazette Of this morning
gives further evidences OfJudge Wrighl's fond
ness for animal shows. We siall haYe
whole menagsrie Of animais'bye ahd bye, and
among them the Identical monkey lha, David
Crockett found in the menagerie aI Washing-
ton, ~ .,.ls. Y NJ N AsS
! hisnoOing's Gazette we haveihe " Ger
rynardsr' itself (the district composed ofths
CoOnLiss Of Hccking, RoS., Pike Jackson,
and Adams. s s
This District ,bas COPIED BYi MR.,
BYlNCSTON FROM THE MHlG BILL
INTRODUC BT s ILL one of az ab-
sqadtaIa ators J1an tbs Senate. $
.aa! hall hall y Hel he'll hell Hul holl bonn
Go il, coousl Slit up the monkeya
,s4 n b CIh, Enc.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
YelL.s. NO "a. WHOLE No. Iss
Z STATE BANKS.

~ ~ , i1I ~ ~ 81. I.rff.
In Atksneas, where they have iried Two
Stats Banks, IA parties are opposed 10 their
existence and IOr winding them up. They
ssy that those ihst created Them may have
meant well, but they we're most egregrioHaly
mistaken. The losses 10 The Slate aud people
are immense Whsi do the people Of Ohio
think by this time Of Cotvin and Sisie bank
Are They desirops for ruin and wTetcbedness.
such as prevails in states where State banks
eNsll And we would ask .he IouinaI--lbc
traitors organ of this slly-- which has made
suca smeniaIops over lhe bill 10 pay The cons
tractors on the public works, as to reduce the
price Of Ohio stocks 70 New York, what wo9Ia
be Their value ifthe Legislature would auihorizs
the issue and sale Of 8or 10 millions Of Ohio,
stock for Stale bankl Yet such is the doe
triue advocated by The cODspiratofs, and if they
and Corwin succeed, are pledged 10 carry ouI,
and ruin and wrelchedness follow.
The Old School Republican presents this
matter Of Ohio stocks m another light, and
one, loo. that involves The serious consideta-
tlon, Of all not favorable 10 tbe traiiorous auni>
hlla,ion Of the legislative department Of the
Goyernment. '...,
From the Old School Republican.
G7TWe aresorrylO notice that Ohio Stocks
have declined still further Mondays sales
were a. w and $50. s. Journal N
Need any one be astonisbed that Ohio
Stocks should fail 10 consequence oflhe break
ing up Of the LegislaIurel lfihe people sane
tiou such proceedings Ohio Stocks must fall
much lower Revolutionary measures are lily
calculated 10 sustain The creditof State.
The journal was horrlied ut the effect Of the
bill 10 pay The contractors lt,was most OUT
rageops to do an act which would ipjufe the
credit OF the State. When the whig party is
TO be benefited, perish credit, perish govern.
ment, perish every thing. only save lbe whig
party, and all else 10 right, II se
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

h Pennsylvania owesa debEof ga 00O. /. 600.
, Twenty millions Of ihis is owned lo EnRandl
len millions 10 citizens of nat Stale, and on
Z N about one million to oihsens ofolhsv States,
Qfihislss, sum Stl7.0OOis Is due Nov York
! men, and 10000 70 people 10 MnssschassIs:
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Buber Nnaeiae.

yc(senpe Binder llnp III psr Orufersl bic,
ier 3situns un bilIisen preie gu batsn:
wilm(en's osutfsbsr Sinperfrsunb, BON S.@.
wefelboeft, pbilaoelpbia, 1889.
Seutlhe ncne Settameutt.
Oer amerifanifebe Se,benbaasr.
Die gefhiebte oer Yereinisten Staaten bon
Store Hmsrifa, felt bet gntDefuns ber
nsusn 2Seit bis auf bss Sebr 1887, aus
eem en9lifceu lberieBt BON SB / be m
% tb &c, Neupcrt, 1888.
O'eielte, pom Sabre 1897 bis 1897, Ibsrs
lset uno bsransseseben BON 9Di b. 3,
:. S loerlem Philadelphia, 1888,
seeeh, S9afen unb Meinunsen ees ltlrih
on'n9lt crlten ltrbeters Der peutlben
seanseltebsreformlrten STRIDE bon Sebann
AnsHt Ucrieb. ebemtersbnrs, spa. 1887
Ser Sotmmel ant erpen ODER 9Dsa 3ur @li6
iel,9te!f. Sar9eite!t bon gbrittian 8otts
hl!f 9al5man, ,bearbeitet BON gcnrao Nries
brieb Stcumepsr, pbllapeIpbia 1889.
Der lanse psrecr9ene Sebas uno 6aus,
Greuno, ein nhslides Natbs uno Silfs
Sutb fit Sseermann, Sfippaespiae
1887.
Anoahtsibunsen unr @etete fir Madden,
fenoe nMe sutsei ilnnte gbrijtem. Son Sos
bann &airar &apater. .$anealtsr, spa. 1884
sntbsri6 6e uno refprmirte peutI6e u. 9. G.
Shbcr.
Aderoem G6rsi6:papler, Ssoern u.Shrsit
9lnte,ic mic audi Slants fir O1prtsases,
Suoaement nno gommcnsScnos.
3oaltcfers Sebettu6 1T stenfans bel uus ~
tatsn 3u s. IS, pas rin3slns gremp!ar-
18 3baler cas 9ub.
Cine Iue,pahl fth6ner bsntIter sieber it hi
lns stsnfaIls ftete bcrrdtbis, uno am ill,
lisen prcis sn babsn.
Ncabin9 Den 6ten Stunt.
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Eienlep'S 8eiunobeit JSertfelIunas
cNt(leu.

Disfs piqeu iinc Elm uOrtrsffti,bss unb bss
mdbrtss Wtittel fir Ropfrpsb, 9urblauf,Giubr,
ensbriffl9fsit Wtuttersitbtsrn, Massnframpf,
Risberaefbla9enbeit ces @eiffsS uno 6artIsi.
bisfsit; fis ffdrfsn ben Dragon unb ifsllen ben
perlorensn @ppstir wieeer Der. lts eurirsn Den
9urblauf me Bic Gubr nab benz erlfen ODER
5ipeiten Wsal GinneDmsl,, Der Sranfs ,pirb tos
9lsib cine @srdncsruns i'm Massn fplirsn une
bic Sdmerisn tpsrSsn allmdbb abusbmsn.
Die Sn9uoien5sn ,pcraus bisfs piaen bss
ffebn, iino 70 unfbdntlieh une fanft, bas Oe
AUDI Der 96wdblibffe snnsbnNn fam uno
BARI. Jebn Hienley.
Seffsllun3sn aus Der 6erns rpsresn rinft.
lib beforet ,psrssn.
65-Obas piuen itne IN bisftr Trudere ,u
babsn fir 25 Gent bic 2badhI.
Ssaeins Oftobsr &c. tp.
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Or. 8e6ter's
Sun9en:Dr ferpatip.
Dreis so Gent bic ElaIete,

ST cine fsbr ibdstare 5utereituma, eMtcseet
fben Nrdt, Bet ile hber ftnfsis Sabre in Iei
net ei9enrn spraris III OentIhlano stbraue6t
bate, III pelebem sante ite pdbrsno jsnsr 3sit
dulierlt ausssbebnt tenuet ipurbe, tc Su,ten,
0srtaltunsen, Ratarbfeter, gnsbriltisteit,
Eenhbuiten, Seitens unb Nifenftmcr,en,
Slnhpeien, jecer 4rt SruFs nnb 3unaenbes
febpercsm uno in Semmuns bet beraunaben.
ben une5sbrums. SieIes fann ais SOB per
obIsen Wsci5in seiaat pcrben, atsr bic 3el.
unsststanntmahunsen 1no 3uto0GpicIia ras
gu; leoar befriebisenoe Ss,psls in psfTen wr.
fun9en ipiro i'll elnem SerIuebe eamit aefun.
oen werben, 70 fpie aub 3ablreihe gmpfebluuz
gen BE Nnpeliunssaettel besleitenb. llrter
1000 SlaIben ltno allein in Dbilaoelpbia
ipahrenc pem lestsn 2Bmter Uertauft mcrpen,
ein hter3eMssnprr 8spsis BON belTen g,usbar,
telt, lcnlt 'pdrce cine 70 srcde Quantitat ne
terfauft worpen lein.
90 pirtfam 1T bic mebiSin aepeien il.
eurrun9 eer peribleeenen Eranfbeit,n fir
psltbe lte empfoblsn 1T, oab Ite alien anoern
3utersitunsen pon 9arGaparilla, panaeeae
&c. lhnelI ocranasbt.
Slels 3ensuids ftmo BON 3eit jm 3sitnbal'
ten mno bstannt 9emaht tporocn, aber oerRo:
ltenaufwanb Don 3eitmasbcfanutmabnnaen
perbletst bereu mittbeiluns albisr. 9is
seihtgldutieitsu f6nnen lsiht hbsr5eust net;
oen bon RET SllBlihfeit pislsr mebi5ln ,psnil
ite aarnfen an $siop's 8sIunobsie emporium,
80. l9l Ncro;wetcnitra0e untcrbalb osr
8ine Giraffe, jnin S6ilc tes "acIpenenIp,
lers nnb Sblansen" allpc 3euanife nur
S1a6lpeiiunsen 81 tunberten BON Salen Der
,uerf,piroisfen Suren Dureb pisfe W1roisin,
porasseist meroen tonnsn.
Neaoin9, Den 2, 5nni.
.*.0ieie W,ebi;iu 1T nm ben obsn anses
sebenen preis in eielsr 9rufsrei su babsn.
Suni 80. tp.
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Seuer! Seuer!
Sertttberlt1tg 9e9en Sener
Capital autboriiirt ourhs 8eieB
100000.

Die Sprins 8arbsn 8susrsDsrIlherunss>
8efeaIhaft BON per gauntp pbilaoelpbia,
madt Serlberunssn fowobl ,eltIih ale
bauerub, aesen Ssrluff ODER Se6aben burd
Seusr, auf Sebauee jeoer Irt, ais 5oauler,
Sbeueru, @tdlle &c. mo auf Saueserdtbe,
Sauflnannssiter uno lcnt alIsrleigisentbum:
III ben allerbdliaitsn 8erinsunscm.
dnfrase ju MAIDEN, entwsosr perl6nlit 0,
osr burh Sriefe, lei Jobn 8. Eidaros,
Nsebtss2npalt, unb 1aent Der @GrllIbaft,
al oer Oru6erei oes "sBerfs unb GhuplfiQ
Sonrnals," Sseacins, pennipIpanis,,.
October 81
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9lus9eocbntes 2fnortsment
Sarte @aaren uno &iienbanolnn9.
&ttcDter 81 M'kut9bt,
9telURrtrcter bon
Gpiu ituS Stid,tpr

9tcabsrtrstsr Don
Eeim uno Sti6ter.
Dem alten Gourtbaufc sesenuber, in Ser
Staet Seeoin9,
5aten immsr auf 5anb cine srcTe 9erIetie,
rsnbeit Ton Stanscns, 6uf, pfuss, 1as
aenrsifs, Sluten- unp allie anpere Nrteu Son
G Cen, nit ginIb(ub BON ruI(tItbsn ,lno
ameritaniieben gasslrutbsn, gilenblseb &c.
StafL
SsscGsner. Ghar, 9eutItbsr, gnalii6sr, II.
Imeripaniltbsn Sliitsrs uno growlp'9tabl ;
plercfiatce, abtefistee, runpes uno fabes
gileu.
Ddrte 1yaaren
pom jsrer 8eneunnn9; Sbmieoe uMoShrel'
ner SrIetirrs, sesclisne 9Daare, Iolhe ale
Gnenbdmmcr uno HmbciIe, Seniteraewidte,
geioer Wlhblsn, Waarnbhhieu, Dlht tlauc9e:
ons. SirbssStoffe, @attlsrwaare, SuHben.
3ubsb6r, 6csel, Hsllen, Sinten: Diitolen,
ShbIen, Sheblsnldufe, Spie9el, geper,paa:
ren netit sie!erlei Urtltel gum 9ausbalten.-
gbenfals
y au ~ matcriali len,
Spps, @tlsifiteins, SirniB, 2Betb 8fet,
Drath 3ine. 0lei, Blcf,inn, tIeicrne N6b-
ren, 3beer, peeb, gaIpbcnium uno Scotspers
(Oatum) Spsits, glasel &c. ,e.,e.
5afctp fuse
fhr Sclfcnfprsnssn, Dfilse. 5aaeen'essen.
wel(dtfornbreber 9iIterianb &c.
SeutIhe unb snslifts Senlen Neebsn u.
Sruhtreter, Shaufeln uo 9patem, spas
tent plattform: 1Daasen ,e.
Die cbiaen Hrtitel pereen tu pbilaoel:
ptia preifen sclisfert, unb auf literalsSes
oinsunacn.
Neabina, Suni I. bb.
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