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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

Iaa boundary Qassiioa agaia.-A
mssssse has bren senl 10 ne Legislature
y massachusetts, b. Gov. DAVIS. ealing
NE .i.eaiisa o. that body 70 The sls.e Of
me hs'ns Boundary Qaesuen. and, in
s's~ q ne eHleelsd arrival u Lord ASH.
ssf'ons rhafgedsVrubsbly. with nsw or
isfs OF sei'lsRehi. SIG costing lhs propri-
s'y o. some lrgI,l.lAr scli0n on lhe sub
Jet l. sPPssrs from lhs as,s.gs lIlal
.hoseh Massachusetts Aolds 10 her RICH,
N conjunction With Msins. a. 70 lie lrsa
" 10 dispute. yet slas she IL di.po.ed 70
srille the matter ansesbly. By aeueing 20
conventional Boundary Tor 20 equ.ssienr
saiisisciosy 70 Name aud lhs Timed SAFES
6osernmebi az ssIl - that suss. This is
an impaflsni feature IN the ease and points
oDt the way BY which lhe whole OF thss
perPisxing and irfualIng difficulty NAV
DC removed snsrluslly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

heb IL Lieut Gsvsruof i mshbsr.
- e asnae nay aisa hare Pfsgiisul
Prs ien. The judisiary Sysleun ennunurs
= . present And he Judges u ne
ospiems cosn hold lh-ir sssss unlil
n-jaflsy q bsth Houses Of he Eg,sls-
sris. - I.'ini sssalsli1n. dselsses lhem
ssesn'. This . lie wrrk IL distinct
e.asenssan lromahsl which sssemblsd and
-a'eied se0nsii,4.iOa, sherl nme since.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

.The Ios<foro papers admit no such
,l,ias. j. Uasiiagioa Rfp, 5iicda
a-ne I.ocp foco papers have admit
,s.I,. and have expire s!y yindicaled Mr..
ii .ary On ihe gioanl that these opinions
we've entertained BIZ him IN early boy
hood Every Loco foco paper in The
STATE. itIaay b., has not made The adaiis-
sion. ID tina, some Of them have done so,
We ha. egidsace on iile." ......'I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28
MANNERS IN ENGLAND.

Extract of a letter from a young A
metican in England, dated August 10
1912, and published in the N. Y. JoUrn-
al of Commerce:
..Were woman, | should much rarh.
or call America my native land than
Great Britain One cannot but notice
the marked difference Of treatment To-
wards the spx in me two countries. In
America the lady takes the precedence
every here. The nIghest sFsIs al Ia
Me and IN the synagogue are reserved
for her. and on all occasions she re-
lhp mo't marked attentions
Bat the Ensllshman seems TO consider
woman as a sort ol necessary EVIL good
enough in her place, which il al home,
and he takes good care to keep her there
too. He addresses her abruptly and in
the voice Of command rather than en-.
treaty. lie considers The highest seats
as intended Tor the 'lords Of creation ="
He accordingly does mol scruple TO occu.
Nv them, and let the daughters 81 Eve
lake care Of the mselves The English
women, however, are certainly very
obedient wives.
After reading the thousand and one
books written By English travellers, and
treating Of men and manners in Ameri
ca, was prepared 10 meet with an extra
degree Of refinement and gentIemaOly
conduct at table, even among the middle
class in England. But,he Engl,shman
AT table is certainly far more hOggisk
than n steamboat Yankee | ever me,
With. The Yankee always yields TO a
lady. and treats her with attention; but
The Bull thinks not Of man or woman.
but only to cram himself beyond any
thing you ever saw"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28
OCTOBER,

October has cOme-the sweetest, sad.
dsst month Of all the year. lts sunsets
and its gorgeous forest, how beautiful
and brief aud as beautiful their gorge.
Gus dyes.
There is a p%ensiVe beauty in Oclober
days: autumn is now clothed 10 her love.
hest dfspe:y; the Forest leaves are not
Yet dry and crisp: nature has not yet
put on her rigid aspect, but The signing
Of the breeze and the falling le%a(I3na
lures kneII for her fallen gIories; soon
all these beautiful 'hings will have lost
their beauty, al these bright things
their brightness This changaful tho
lovely scenery, lend a touching spell 10
autumn days. 90 into The thick deep
wood; IlSlen TO the hUshed, deep mur
mur oflho breeze as it gently undoIates
lha glorious and richly colored foliage
look away INTO yonder vault OF heaven.
10 lhl' sunset hour; how The resplendent
hues Of topaz, and amethyst and gold
beautifully biehd with each other, and
stream IN living tight across the ether
sky. 1t is the vetY gaze Of heaven
and that lone slar, see ma a beacon light
hung out from the golden portals 10
guide Us erridg wanderers, home. We
can also hear their bles' voices, as the
mjRgie around the throne of the Mos.
high
Whose soul will not kindIe within
him, and whose spirit will not thrill
with ecsiacy on contemplating sCenes
like these? Who does not feel that he
ia holding converse with pure beings,
that he ia,
"Jast on the boundary Of the spirit land
Close TO the realm where angels have
their birln"
How eloquent is nalure!-wbo is no
| purer and better when he listens to he
voice? flow impress,VeIy does Go,
speak to Us, al this sweet sad season
How he let's his gnoiness and g.or'
pass before US, tie makes al natur
beautiful. and gives Us lacuI les TO erip'
his beauties. Sweet njwers. We too, il
your ever VARYING hues and deIIclou
odors. whispering The name Of you
Creator. Ye wear the richest dyes
and send forth the sweetest (ragraoc,
as YOU are about TO fade and die. Ap
emblems OF life.
The autumn o four days is coming -
But if VIZ are ready, like the glorious
forest and beautiful flowers, we MAJ
wrap our garments about Us, and wal
in holy peace, rilI we are called II
bloom in beauty immortal" ia the gar
den of God.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

abstain from any attempt totally TO re-
peal the law, and limit their exertions
10 lis improvement. by suitable amend.
meets, il any shall be found necessary.
Bot il they should perseVere in their
announced purpose, the People are CON.
potent 10 npPly The proper corrective.
10 my humble opinion there is no just
objection TO the salt tax. Its equality
is undeniab'e. All consume it, aud pay
in proportion 10 their consumpllon The
rcn who uso most paying The most Its
tendency, moreover, is 10 squaIlzs the
price OF the article between the inhabi-
lan's Of tho sssDoard who Use marine or
Inreign salt, and Ihoss Of tina interior
who use that Of our salines And the
competition between the two descrlp
uons IL sufs to keep the price within
reasonable limits.
Wishing a revival and long conllnu
alton OF the property Of the salt manu-.
ASSURE Of your town, and health and
happiness 10 yourselves and those whom
you represent.
lam, faithfully, your friend and ODE
dent servant,
H. CLAY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

caps Of some CarIisl skirmishers adVanc.
Jog towards our lines. JU ian who was
to give the signal. seemed TO hesitate.
There was something strange 10 fight
ing a duel almost under The fire oil the
enemy.
'AHOnsn cried Victor, stamping his
foot lmpalleOtIy dams IN instant, &c cen
fnt'
'Uao!-DOsr cried Julian, with a
pause Of a SECOND between tho words.
Al UnO The pistols were raised at the
dos they fired. CyrzjnSki's bonnet de
police Tell off his head with a bullet
through it. Ills pistol, the charge oil
which had probably not been well ramed
down, flashed 10 the pan.
At the same moment, however, 10 the
surprise Of ell present, Victor turned
half round. and fell heavily on the
ground. The Two seconds and Cyrzins.
XII hurried up 10 him, and | followed -
The blood Was flowing from The back OIL
Ais head. stray bullet from the Car
Isis, who skirmiohiOg with our pIckcls,
had glanced over the wall, which ran q
few yards 10 his rear, aud giving him a
fatal wound The last words he had
uttered, 'Daas I'm instant Ce Cera fai.'
might have been spoken in a prophetic
spirit. Not a minute had elapsed and
he vas already a corpse.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

tTA mar was killed on The Worces-
ter Rail road on Friday afternoon, near
HopinstOn. He was walking on the
track near a curve in The road and was
not discovered by the engineer until
The cars were very near him; the train
passed over him and he died immediate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

A woman WorshIpper is a fooI-a
woman halef a knave-bo!h derive their
mistakes from their ignorance Of the fe-
male world.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

Forgive my foul offence as the gen-
tleman observed when he upset the chick
en- in the lady's lap.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

We find in The New York papers the
following letter from Mr.. Clay, written
in reply 10 a communication from some
gentlemen at Syracuse, in that State,
who forwarded 10 hin a present Of q
quantity OF Salt:-Nut Int.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-23

iearless-whose principles have been ever
'steadiast and true-whosc policy has
been nousht beyond straightforward
honesty of purpose-in word, whose
whole life has at last rendered him the OBJ
Ject OF affection, and admiration, and hone
to the unconquered though betrayed Wing
party-such man, and such an one
alone, can now command their confidence
and envoke their slumbering enthusiasm.
1t is Tor you, fellow citizens, upon the
part Of the State OF Maryland, 10 name the
man that in your Judgment comes up 10
the Standard we have suggested We
apprehend no difficulty nor discussion in
your doing so-and we earnestly invite
you, therefore, to meet in convention on
the day above indicated, to dispose orthis
and other matters of interests to Our cause.
James llarwood, Charm'n.
Geo. r. Richardson,
A. w. Bradford,
Geo. A. Spreckelsen,
Geo. Nj. Gill,
Osmond C. Tiffany,
VIM. Reynolds,
Thomas kelso,
VIM. II. Gatchcll,
Chas. H. Pitts,
James o. Law;
John l.. Carey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-23
( ONSTABLE'S SALE.
July. % TIM

EpY virtue of two writs of feri Iacias
h1 issucd by Jno. Conard and II. C.. LUIS
by, two of the justices Of the peace of the
State of Maryland, in and for Cecil CO.,
at the suit of Thomas Burnsides, and
James Russell, against the goods and
chattIes, lands, and tenements of VIM.
Watson, and to me directed, | have seized
and taken into execution all the right title
interest and claim, both at law and in e.
putty of the said VIM, Watson, in and to
all that tract of land, on which Phillip F.
Jackson now resides, situate, lying and
being in Cecil county, Md. adjoining
lands of Geo. p Whitaker and Others, a.
bout three miles from Charlestown, and
hereby give notice, that on Saturday the
18th day of August next, between the
hours Of aud o'clock, p. NJ. at the Inn
of Thomas Richardson in Charlestown,
will offer the said property for sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said wrts.
CIIAS. T. +. FOSTER,
July 23-ts Constable.
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WING STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE OF MARYLAND.

At meeting of the Wing State Central Com
mhee the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted.
Resotred That the Wing voters in he Coun-
ties and of the City of Baltimore BIO requested to
elect delegates to meet in State Convention in
the city of Baltimore on Wednesday, 24th day of
August next, for the purpose of nominating to
the voters Of Maryland Il candidate for the next
Presidency, and to consult generally upon the
political affairs of the State.
ResOlrcd, That the Counties and Cities be re-
presented in convention by double the number
vi iePi1soitd'ses 10 "nich they are respec lively
entitled in the Senate and House of Dciegates of
the State.
ReSotred That the Committee recommend
that the delegates to the State Convention from
the several counties and the City of Baltimore, be
appointed in the usual mode, on the I'd Wednes-
day of August next
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-23

! PRISE oil the merchants engaged in FOR
EiGN TRADE, it is but reasonable That Mev
should be preferred in tie adiiiio nal ac-
comodailons, which the public deposiles
VIII enable your institutions to give,
whenever it can be done without MUS
tlce to the claims of other classes of the
comm unity.
am, SC. r. B. TANEY.
Secretary of the Treasury.
To the President of the Grard Bank,
Philadelphia"
he Government then was in league
with the Banks. 1t had DESTROYED the
"monster," and was next employed in
rearing brood of "pets," supplying tlr.'
with aIImcnt, nourishiug their growth en-
couraging them to put forth their po"'I,FS
all to show to the country g." '"G
Wings especially, how well NaloNai
Bank could be dispensed win. II 'ncSe
sucklings of the Ireasur, and their KIN
dred offspring were blrated TO ours'lng-
ii the sound and whl conducted Banks Il,
the country snlicred under the genera!
avalanche ola prostrated system, which
ltIl with Mucous rum anu 'OIli'"''-"''
down''--lef the real authors OF the cataS-
trophe, who blew up the bubble and
then exploded it, take to themselves the
responsibility Of their oWpl II fl2sel"i forth IN
tneS addiess of the Wing Committee Of
the North Carolina Convention to the
People of that State, recently published
IN the Raleigh Register. There are 9th
er topics also alluded to in it which we
cannot touch upon now. But we are re-
joiccd to see that the gallant Wings Of
North Carolina, where the renewal of the
contest for wing principles received its
first impetus under the name of HENRY
CLAY, are boldly following up the charge
and indicating the ground they stand on,
by appeals to facts which cannot be set
aside. There is great deal of rubbish
to be removed which our adversaries have
thrown around the Wing platGorm-some
clouds of smoke, drifted from the other
side to be dispeled, in order that the con-
test now beginning may be conducted on
fair field and in the clear light of day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-23
w aaltGG2s

TEN OR TWELVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, or smaller amount will be taken torw inch
the very best Security will be giVen, and interest
,,l.,,iunllv pail for information call ON the Eli"
i.r Of tue &c lNhis Jane 9jtjl' i2-iw
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July 9th-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-23

George Fairly and July 9Th
AbSalom Roman, 1912.
The object Of this suit is to okain a
Decree for the sale Of Il certain tract or
parcel of land called leagues Delight
which was mortgagcd by the defendant
CT orge Fairly to the complainant on the
sixth day of September in the year one
Thousand eight hundred and thirty six to
secure the payment Of Slll3.l9 with i'll
tcrest
The Bill states that on the 9Th day Of
September in the year 1886 the Com
plainant having under the authority ofthe
Orphans Court of Cecil county lent unto
the defendant George Fairly who then
resided in Cecil County but who now re-
sides in the State of Pennsylvania or else
where beyond the jurisdiction of the
court Of chancery the sum of $lll3.l9,
the said defendant George Fairly cXecut-
ed to the complainant his Bond or obli
CATION of that da,e in the penal sum of
$222G.3S, conditioned for the payment
Of the said sum OF Slll3.l9, on or before
the ST.! day Of September in the year 1910
with legal interest payable annually, that
IN order to secure the payment of the said
sum OF &lil3.l9, with interest to the
complainant the said defendant George
Fairly conveyed, on the day and year first
aforesaid to the complainant his heirs
and assigns by way of mortgage Ger
tain Tract or parcel of Land called
leagues Delight lying in Cecil Co. and
particularly described in the Bill and ono
of the accompanying exhibits that since
the execution of the SAID Bond and deed
of mortgage the said Tract or parcel of
Land has been conveyed by the said de-
PENDANT George Fairly to the defendant
Absalom Roman, residing in Cecil coun-
ty and is now held aud claimed By the
said defendant Absalom Roman as the
said complainant has been informed and
believes that no part of the said sum of
S1113 10, or the interest accrued thereon
has been paid to the complainant al
though the time limited for the payment
thereof has elapsed and payment thereof
has been duly demanded but that the sum
of S1ll3.19 with Interest thereon as
aforesaid remains due and owing to the
complainant, the said Bill of Complaint
concludes with a prayer for decree to
sci! said Tract or parcel of Land for an
order of Publication against the said de-
iendant George Fairly and a subpoena a
gainst the said defendant Absalom Ro-
man.
1t is thereupon adjudged and Ordered
that the complainant by causing q copy of
this order to be inserted in some newspa-
per published in the state Of Maryland
once in each of three successive weeks
before the 10Th day of August next give
notice to the said absent defendant George
Fairly OF the object and substance of the
said Bill Of Complaint and VAIN him to
appear in this Court in person or by So
iicitor on or before the 10Th day Of De-
cembcr next TO answer the premises and
shew cause if any he have why decree
ought not TO pass as prayed.
True Copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Reg. Cur. Can.
July 9th lS42-3w
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DAM vi. MS HARBOUR, "
$780, ACE2 EzS

OF LAND, of which about 60 acres
are in WOOD, and the residue arabic
lard, and low land capable at small eX-
pence Of being converted into II 2adow
r The improvements con-
,e,N-fGfrsfAo sist OF Frame Dwelling
tf495A;:3I i AAH House. ! story and hall
$3.50 ~ -, s"'",'"' gnrn Crih
Carriage House and Small Stable.
The Terms Of sale prescribed by the
said decree require the sum Of $3.50 to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, and the
residue of the purchase money in three
months from the day Of sale, with inter
est therelrom, to be secured by bond or
note with security to be approved by the
said Trustee.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN G. GROOME, Trustee.
Elkton, Nd. July 9 1S42-ts
The Delaware State Journal, Delaware Ga
zcttc, Wilmington Dell and the Freeman's
Banner Salem, N. J. will insert till day Of Sale
and forward bill to trnstcc.
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

REGIMENTAL ORDERS.
FENIlERE will be general Meeting Of
Il the Field Staff s. Company Officers
attached 10 the Goth Regt. Nj. NJ, at Battle
Swamp, on Saturday the 18th day of Au-
gust next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of arranging the line between the
LIST and 2nd Ballallions, and fixing perma-
ncntly the divisional lines Of the respec-
tive Companies.
Punctual attendance is required, as the
business is of importance to every Officer
attached to the Regt.
H. S. Sites,
Col. Both Regt M. M.
T,,lt % TIM,
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Trustees sale OF
Ian ID.

HSF VIRTUE of Decree of the Ger
OF Chancery Of Maryland, lbnc sale
signed, as Trustee will pticra AUGUST
on TUESDAY the I'd DIN Elk;on Mary
next at the Court Iipor parcel Of Land
land, all that tra
called
Royr1 ,1.N'S HARBOUR, "
! belonging to John Boulder,
ioIrI. and after his death, sold by his tx
,cutor. to Abgam Bennett. 1t lies on
Back Creek, whore it is navigable, about
| mile below Chesapeake City, or the
Western terminus of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, and contains
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-23
n OtiiCGo

Ts7ilE Commissioners Of Cecil County
z will meet at their room in the Court
House in Elkton, on Thursday the
9th day of August next.
Persons having claims against the conn-
ty will please present them at this meet
ing. BY order
F.A ELLIS, elk.
JulY 23rd 1912.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-23
lame ltchyll antl Thomas

lame ltchell antl Thomas
Nj '''"
.ohn Hahdock, Caleb Kirk,
INA e. Ann L, Kirk his wife,
d ii'lnah lladdock Samuel lad
John ,Sarah Ann IIadtlock,
Paddock, hhnfk, Susan II.
james II. lIaddock, Hock,
IIaddock, Mary Ann Had
dock, Elizabeth +. lIallock,
Eleanor Naddocl; and Joseph
Gilllngham.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-13
8u6er Mnaetae.

SOfssnbe 8leber flnb IN BET 0rufersi bic,
Ier 3eituns UNI billisea preis sa baben:
W3ilmIen's bsuttbsr &inberfreunp, bon S.G.
WeGelboeft pbilaoelpbia, 1889.
Ssuf6e nene 2eitamente.
Der amerifaniltbe Sslpenbauer.
Ole eef6ibte eer Sereinisten Staaten bon
Storp Nmerifa, felt Der gmtpeduna psr
ne'len 1Seit bis anf bas Sahr 1887, aus
penn enslifben iberfest bon 1E | BE IN
D { eb fe, Slsuporf, 1888.
oieleipe' bonn SABRE 1897 Bis 1887, aters
lsst ano beransseseten bon qD | b. q.
s.S teerlsm philadelphia, 1888,
s'cen' s?ateh nno Meinuusen bes lllrieb
5nin9ll' eriten ltrbebers per peutGebeu
eepahsellse'retormlrten STRIDE bon Sobanu
Ansnft 8orid. ghemtsrsbnra pa. iss7
Der Solmmel Gnf ereen obsr 1Sea 3ur 8(hf
iell9telt. 0arsetelt bon gbriitiau &ott.
bl!f Sal3man, ,bearbeitet bon gonrao Nrie<
oreb Stoameper, pbilaoslpbia 1889.
Ser lan9e Derecr9ene SbaB uno 5aus,
Srsunp, ein nhslihes Slatbs nnb 9ilfs
Snb fir Sspermann SfppaeeSias
1887.
Anoahtshtunsen ,np Se6ete fit aacboene
tsnce nno sntseltnnte gbri,ten. Bon So
hann Safpar $aDater ,$anealter, SPA. 1884,
sutberi ibe nnb refcrmrte beutI6e Il. .. G.
Bie6cr.
Adercsm @ebreit.pap,er, Ssoern n.@dtrsib
Slntsfo ,pie audi Slanfs fit Mortsases,
Sue9ement nno gommpnsBonbs.
3ollltofere Sstetbub 1T sbsnfads BEL uns au
babsn 81 ST IS, oas sinSslne grsmplsr--
IS 9baler oas 9uB.
elne Ans'pabl feb6ner centiber {ieber 1T BEL
llns ebenfalle ttete bcrratbis. nnb um bils
lisen prris IN baben.
Neabin9 ben e6tcn sunni.
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Or. SeCbter'5
9un9en,Drefe attU.
preis so Sent Die S(ofcbe,

'ptfte oU SEHt wv OlNt(pPI
81 cine Iebr ibdBbare 3uberetuna, euteeft
cureb elnen reselmalisen uno tethbmtcn cent>
Ieben HrSt, Der 1e ilber fhnf,is Sabre in Ici.
ner eisenen prari5 in DcutIhlanp s,braubt
bate, IN ,peItben $anpe lte rpdbreno jener 3eit
du0erlt ansseoebnt tenuBt ,purpe, bei 6uttsn,
Serfdlun9enL &atarbfeGer, gn9byitisfet,
&eu6bulten, Seitens lno NifenIbmsrsen,
Slutlpeien, jepsr 4rt Srults nno <unsenbes
IbiperpSb uilo III 6emmung Oct berannabens
oen Nns5ebrun9. 0eles Fam als $ob Der
pbl9en Dlebt5in 9elaat ,prrben, aber bic 3eis
tun9sbetanntmabuusen Itnb 3utoItGpeIia baz
gu; leeer tefriebisenoe Se,pes in oefTen QBlrs
ftnaen miro in elnem ScrIuebe bamit aefun.
ben ,pereen, 70 rpie audi ;ablreihe gmpfbluns
gen Die Anweiiun9s5ettel besletenp. ltr6er
1000 8laltben Itno allsim in pbilapelpbia
ipabrenc Dem leBtsn Dlnter Uertauft wcrben,
Gin hberSeusenoer Sewsis bon oeGen SlMbbar,
Felt, Icnit piroe cine 70 9rc1s Quanttat ME
pertauft ,porpen leu.
So tplrffam 1T bic Olebi5in serpeIen in
enrlrun9 Der peribieoenen Sranfbeit,n fir
,psl6s lte empfohlsn 1T, cab ite alien anbern
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