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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24

II holiday in Wexford. Business was suspended,
and the people abroad participating in the pasmes Of
the day superb carriage, with four white horses and
livery, droTe through Pleasaneo and stopped
the Mansion House the first hotel of Weckofd Parors
taken n the of MIR Edmund Purev and servants
from Scotland Forthwith upon the wings Of rumor
that the rich Mr. Perley had arrived from Scotland As
1.-The W0Tthngtons the relations
thc hotel great numbers offer their respects and solicit
the pleasure of the Honorable MIR Pereys acquaintance
Day afer day did the Wohngons and all the descendants
down the lowest conguy of blood pour into the Mansion
House, beg the honor of the rich and Honorable Ar
Perleys visits The carriage ofhe Hon. Benjamin Wo
hneon' from the Oaklands. and the barouche OF
Edward Worthneion Esqr. from the 'Worthington Man
sion" There neither end she family oupouling
their s0licitude besow The stranger
tol his replies and at asi reurn he invited all bis
hind reietves honor him at his evee at the Mansion
There such outpourIng OF Worthngtons
The great lis OF the Mansion House filled to sepe
ton A II was Taey, beauty and fashion, 1t magnIh
asserblage OF the richest and respectable families
c the town and each anxious oup the others
il doing bonors to rich and distinguished Mr. Perey
om abroad when the poor relation made his appearance
same clothes in which he wandered through the village and
holding his hand the unconh stuck cut from the wds
which supported his feeble steps from douse 10 house
Ii would be possible del neate The various coune
which there exhibited We must leave the hi
ing up that picture the gnation of the reader IS
only necessary add that the stranger the long lost
Thomas who had made immense fortune IN tbs indies
He immediately took steps the Will Il his
the year following he purchased the delightful retreat of Au
burn Grove where he erected charming residence. he
after led the alter the amabe and aeconate young
widow Mrs Amelia l'erey. who was not too proud to wei
him her humble relative OF hc departed
husband though he appeared there the borrowed tat
tiers of poverty and msortune lesson which is often
repeated bv the villagers Weckford and will do harm
by being repeated elsewhere
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24

FAcT-The human ear is 50 extremely sensible that
sound that lasts only the swenyf shoaszndta
part of second
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24
THE

THE
..--rq 5EmEIBE GA S7BEFB
the Of Holly Springs mississippi, every weeN
ree DoIlars ReT aDngm in aaya1ce--E our
hn sIx moalhsand Five dollars al the end o. year
eJ- ---riou tazen foT less than six months
10 viii be inserted az the usual Faies charged
:. . Mississippi press =. .~z..,...s
ninued Till ordered charged accofdnSy
O. candidates for Office will ba5Iate 5lO-Coaniy %0
4. 1gff d5an assumed by responsible name in town.
.rrrS addressed the Editor business with The Once
---- --- II. 80. paid o secure attention
de paid for all JOB w CASLA done al thS OF
A. ~ - as delivered
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WATERING PLACES. sc.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAV!LLION.-This commodous Hotel will be
for the reception Of and first
New York.
The clear pure water of the springs greatly resembling
those OF the white sulphur springs OF Virginia. have been
proved to be highly efcacous Rheumatic Cutaneous, Bill
ions and Dyspepuc complaints and in the of Espas
Saitrheum Scroula, Liver Complaint and general debility,
and IN many ether possess certified BY of the
most eminent medical professors the United Staes) medci
qualled by any in this country.
Added to these the rides the vicinity, numerous villages.
extensive views neighboring romantic scenery
the offered seeking
of summer, either health or pleasure.
These springs but ew hours ride FROM Saroog Troy,
Albany N and are accessible from Canaohare the Alba
and Utica railroad where carriages daily the
Of the morning from Schenectady and Utica carry ys
tors TO the Springs distance Of about eight miles,
time for dnner also by the Albany and Cherry Valley
city of Albany.
Warm cold and shower Baths furnished all times either
Of n mner or fresh water and attention given
der the stav of visitors agreeable.
the g. w. b. GEDNEY.
:, THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This Hotel will be opened at
the above village of Sharon Springs for the reception Of
tors and combining all the advantages Of this delightful
residence. JOHN " ETTEN.
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Puneuaty regards the day of sailing will be observed
heretofore The price Of passage outward fixed One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of description
will be provided with the exception of wines and liquors.
which will be furnished BY the stewards.
GOODHUE u CO, 81 South ST.,
e. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burling-lip, N. Y.
c2i lyh Barring BROTHERS < CO.. L'pool.
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CATSK1LL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,


THIS romantic and fashionable will be conducted dur
the present under the direction and surcrinten
dance Of the subscriber Il has undergone complete and
ter which it has heretofore SECURED
hestoors is tables will be furnished with every decacy
teon that can promote the and of
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
Messrs A. F. Beach Co.'s excellent line Of stages will
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
c. L. BEACH, Proprietor.
June 18th, 1912. JeI4 3mr
oath HOUSE, LONG IsLAND-This long and well
known boarding and bathing establishments having
Gently undergone which the
erection Of several elegant houes upon the margin OF
the open for the reception Of company during the
The of private beach this shorehe
perfect security bathing, for ladies and children (he
bathing houses being within stones throw Of the y
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
the pleasant rides the surrounding the excellent
fishing grounds and other Of heahu recreation and
beautiful view Of the All mic and the
lower bay almost constantly cnvened by vessels
arriving outward bound render this situation
pect unqualified by the vicinity Its accommodations
ample the airy and the temperature in the
warmest days OF SUMNER anything but oppressive The
of distance (being nine meo
from Brookyn the by hours accommodated
to business render peculiarly web adapted residence for
gentlemen Of busir in New York
jel2 I'M WILLIAM BROWN
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Adsse

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK,
VLA-SO UTH.iMPTON
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN,
NJ. NJ. kEANr, COMMANDER.
The days of of this wellknown Steamship, have
From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York,
On 9TH Nav. 1912. On 7lh May, 1882 On nh June, 1919
Hnss . 10th july " 1b Apg, %
7th Sept. 10Th Sept " III Oct, 4"
Price OF passage meals not included, Sout
Antwerp, S70Ste wards fees, So 62la The meals will be
board the plan OF contine na hotel in best
manner and at fixed and moderate prices being only
-hsrged when pataking OF the same.
The OF either of the above also be
preferred, with meals
ky7 62L cents exclusive OF wines.
An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship.
For freight or passage further inounanon, apply
II. w. Il. u H. MALI, Agents,
a226m~r Al Beaver street.
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JAMES GREEN.

IA NORTH CANAAN, Comm July II, 1871. @
~ BENNETT dear Sr-For several days past noticed
"A in your daily, (Which by the way receive regularl
your description Of Fashionable Watering places and Hooked
the IN all but did not find mention made OF
OUR HOUSE.
Now very likely have heard OF this place as
built last autumn Just in time to take small spnke oil the
winter travel from New York Albany, and by the way
several gentlemen from place Thought they would call
this ssd spend few weeks but generally satisfy
that calls that he cannot do better than TO call again.
of them this will be about good route as they
take the rail road will be competed from Our House to
West Sockbdge and that peects the chain Of rail road from
Geenbush Bridgeport Now, wish TO understand
something Of the particulars Of location We within
one mule Of the north line of the State OF Connecucut
ruadd by the est kind OF mountains and on the top Of one
re mountsa itseif have oher very fine lakes The
ousatonic River half mile from and the tributary
streams Of which hazard nothing saying for Trout and
world Then there is arbitrary law about birds in adj
towns IN Massachusetts perhaps few could be caught
and PIT few Of them with plenty Of fish, and will have
lust TO drive TO Catharine Market Sin and take the steamer
Nnr9 (which by the craft hard beal aud your
h;h S TO- ke the cars the Houatonc rail road
Suppose you e1 up youssel and your friends to
There are the % too some fifty feet perpendicular more or
less thu might be named but disposed to tell YOU ali
sboat this section had rather people should ook II Over a.
thems Ives BY the Pay your fare on board he bosf
through you save half aoar fare i then being onIv
daily, and passengers breaks here dine In New Work
ia ew.c JOHN thiGfS' BARsTow.
NOTICE TO MARsHALS.--The Marshal. of the c,fv ~
them or before the Goth instant order that the Mavo
make his appointing nts for the year. 80
All Marhas negecting to do viii be considered hav
ing resigned their commissions.
JAMES H. WARD, First Marshal.
Mayors OHce, New York, July 70, 1892 ives lwr
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
20 80 80

THE OLD LINE OF Packets Tor Liverpool viii hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
of sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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RAILROAD NOTICE
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINy
49, u - 81

| So 49, IT,, NV
NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW TT1tT
| THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD and Transporatcn Com.
and SsN York which ar eI Lime s Nsw
ee Esar. and fw s s5qo o S., :. *
re country dealers aud chants he above line is eey de-
& eEsy df;snoe and moIs Iispis % Doves and
81 between New Brurswick and New YOrE. the day
"9T 5s ye,o .eqg %r d.. ,r.,o-,,a., .,,.
oss @d ii % 'ii5s S %v Vs
Me rchandise sent By ts line subject any
The Company have lifted up large storebouie q, New
Brunswick %s~ idolnng the Railroad Depot when will always
Passengers purchasing their tickets at the ticket Offices, will
.. Freight for Newark, Erabsbtown. Railway West
field Paipield Scotch Plains BopndbrOok and somsr is
by the above lines and delivered the day when
80 "a. OCEAN Ho " st;, Long Branch, Ru%,Og,
- and Red Bank, shrewsbnryTfs steamboat
GEs s s w c Esw At 9o aS sP Ea kss
R s" % Ts9 DAY s boa, sSs q a'ou
The oas will above navigation and weather permit
An freight and baggage Of the owners hereof
KENNEBEC AND BOSTON.
SsR s. ;ss1's W RICH s
s ssi 1Es:Y mi mi $y s SiiISs
Fare from bo.!Sato s1 IIso sssh T 81 90 o Bath
Stage. will be in readiness on the arrival Of the boa, at Hal
soa. to AsK I
W. p,e santer routes than this 10 Quebec a 4 rams
country aboundng in beautiful scencryte roads
jyIo 2msc 49, ~ cru 1S'
$50 at CPEAP EXCURSION 70 Tie Fishing
= BhaAks every day, except Tuesdays and FRI
90 TssSe-<aySFarc 2j cents each wayThe
place & Capt Hspcox, will regularly he above
e. lrr day, and leave foowsfoo of Hammsnd
h,f az Clock Canal street quarter past o. Market
n P n Iatharne ferry Brooklyn % pier No North n
On i,esdays and Fridays the Napoleon will make afternoon
p. ~ to Coney Island lndins Fort Hamilton and
b The steamboat General Jackson will contigne ron 70
e <ae place other day the weo)lnd leave fol-
ows-Foot Of Hammond street AZ oclook Canal
uaer pat2 Pike street 2& pier No at ocloekItse
cents each way The boat will remain at Coney Island one
hour and half, and arrive in New York by o'clock
ia imsc
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CROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT
400 WATER STREET.

TUT w n EN- CIKEET,
FOUR DooEs EAST OF CATuARINF MARKET
HE subscnoeI having in his rnanufacorv and nader hi,
omn nmeoia, snperntehdence Of the oldest and
most e1penencedt lder this city; and the hest Of
or building every description Of boats which enables rim ~,
al he shortest notice Bos Of the most approved M
aeI ann W. workmanship, on the most liberal terms
ui,pEh Of the Sultan Of Muselts Pleasure Barge ce
WNe Sazetle Victoria Atlantic, Wakona &c Also fhc
ann OF peeskill Washington, Of Poughkeepsie Durs ~
nyae fsIk Sylrh and Wave OF Mobile Dec st~v,t Of
pc ls boats WI Csous, Fashion, lamont Star and I'd
-. : ~ ~, sc. &c, > !. NC jy23meod'c
WILSON'S PATENT LEuER LOCK AND LATCH
nus sa new and important snvention possessing
aavanaees over every other kind Lock which
mas ever been In either country Europe II
constiueted on nseniors but true Aechisa principals, end
the most perfect simplicity with yery dureba
" made without springs Of any kind and Is liable -
get ont Of order These Locks atshes have been
ned and used BY many scientific men, who highly arpecr
ht worth Builders aud owners OF hses invited o. ca
and examine for themselves, For sale wholesale and RETAIL
No. III Fulton street, M stars. -
iy22 iw~r SAMUEL MOVES
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON,

Wholesale and Retail Furniture 4nad General Far
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Choa aanl street cor
ner of Duane street, Nec York
WHERE he keeps for sale large the foo,y-
w ing articles, Sideboards Bprca as Bejstcads Cot
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desk Glass Cases. Book
Pianos Sofas Sofa Bedstesds Beds Bedd Taeasters
Dressing Bureaus, Safes &C.
Also, arye of and womensx Wearing An
paref and second handed 'l-e' ~
All the above articles offered p.bic al very
low prices Persons of said articles find il 70
their advantage make early call the above sbis
Shipping orders punctually attended reked en- the
shortest reasonable Mats esses Bedding
&c for fitting vessels, constantly on hand. ~
All orders the above establishment will psictuag nj
tended to and thankfully received.
~ B-The highest prices will be given Second Hand
Furniture and Gentlemens and Ladies' cast Of Clothing.
400 nHr
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DRY GOODS, &c.
SHIRTS. SHIRTS.

SHIRTS, SHIRTS.
TINTED STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY, II Will
" liam street, Of Liberty, N. Notice is hereby
gvento Merchants and traders rial that the OF
establishment adopted method OF
turing which enables them sell their shirts cheaper
than any other bouse in this CITY, This will be
cfirmed by the list Of prices as follows
Per Dor.
Inc Muslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and Collars, $50
Do stitched in the Bosom and Collar. --........ 900
Do Colored line patterns, large sizes 100
Also large quantity Of Bosoms and Collars constantly
hand which viii be offered cheap for cash. jyl lUsr
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TO GUN DEALERs-Uuhs, ThtoN' aud SporIIhs
Il articles -
400 Single Barrel Fowling Pieces
100 Double Guns, imitation twisted
300 do do real twisted and patent Breech.
1000 Pairs Of Pr,los-assored varieties
Rifles and Rifle Bauels-Locks and trimmings
Game Bags-Powdcr Flasks and Percussion Cars
Sporting articles generally.
The above articles will be sold AT unheard oflow prices
by A. w SPIES & co.
lyle lmse 2la Pearl street.
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- 60! o. s 49,

REGULAK NAIL LlNE FOX fRQXIpEHLM AND
BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWBORN, COM
posed Of the following superior nnaing in coDec
lion with the Soninston and Providence, and Boston and Pro-
violence Railroads
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Comstock
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer.
NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey.
MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt.
One of which viii leave New york daily, (sundays ex
eepsd from Pier No.. North River. Bsttery Place. Eve
O'Clock, 7. NJ
ARRANGEMENT.
The NARRAGANSET, on Moninv, for Stouinglon and
Thursday for Stonington Newport and Providence
The MASSACHUSETTS,, on Tuesday. Tor Stonins .on
Newport and Providence, and Friday Cor Stoniigtoi
The RHODE ISLAND, "wednesday for stoRins ,on and
Saturday, for Stonngton, Newport, and Providence.
Pd,scngss the arrival OF the sfoiington
may AXE The Railroad Cars and proceed immedial ProY
Jcnce aud Boston
Freight taken a the following much reduced rate. =
10 Boston, goods weighing forty pounds upwards
the cubic loot az 81 80 and measurement goods
cents per foot.
To Providence, goods cents per cubic
foot and specific articles arf 10 be obtained Office ~
roadway m2l Gmr
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

Capt. Edward WyndhGm Schinley. well.
dressed, well.fxed, well-made, well.whis-
kered and mustachied, has figured freely in
our fashionable circles.-N. Y. Express.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

Agreeable to previous notice, the WING
State Convention for the nomination Of
Ticket for State Officers, assembled at Unio1
Hall in Hartford, on Wednesday the 18th
inst. The Convention was called to order
bv Col. James F. Babcock, ofthe State Cen
trail Committeeman was temporarily Or
ganized by tho appointment of Judge IsAAcs'
of Fairfield county. as President pro tem.'
and J. GLADDrxe, Esq, as Secretary. pro tenn.
Voted, That such Wing Editors and Coun-
~ Committees as are present, he invited 10
seats in the Convention.
Voted. That one from county be appoint
ed TO nominate permanent officers OF tho.
Convention.
Hartford County, Edmund G. Howe.
Ne,o Horen Co., John B. Robertson.
Ne,o London Co., Mr.. Gardner.
Fairfield Co., Henry Selleck.
LitcRfeld Co., Lambert Hitchcock.
Windhan Co., Solomon Paine.
MiddLeser Co., Mr.. Strong.
Tolland Co., Saul Alvord.
Voted, That Committee OF one from
county be appointed TO receive credentials OF
members ofthe Convention.
The following gentlemen were appointed:
ven. William Bush; New London. Samuel
C. Sheldon; Fairfield, Chauncey B. lioy' ;
Iitchfield, B. H. Merriman Micdsesex, II.
N. Fowler; Windham, William Gaylord
Toland, Selah Perkins.
The Committee to select permanent off
GERS for the Convention, reported the follow
ing, which was accepted:
Prssidsnt-SAMUEL c. sELDEN, Esq,
Of Lyme.
Vice Presidents.
JABEz KING, of Hartford County.
SELAH STRONG, New Haven.
ERAsTus WILLIAMS, New London,
JESSE Ives, Litchfield,
BENJAMIN IsAAcs, Fairfield,
WILLIAM FISHER, Windham.
GEORGE GILLETT, Tolland,
SAMUEL PARSONS, Middicsex.
SecretGrfes.
IT, ,yu Ayrr BuIRTTY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

An Erprs.s-A Wisconsin Editor acknowledges
the receipt Of Congressional documents in advance
Of the malE in consequence Of flock Of wolves cha.
sing the post-rider over the prairies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-24

tons were reported by the committee to
whom the subjects were referred, and adop-
Connecticut Couront.
Tupper'S HiU.-It is the boast of the hardy
fishermen and coasters of the North, that
they can tell whereabouts they are, without
any instrument but the lead, and with no
other observation than scrutiny of the sand
brought from the bottom by it. A few years
ago, one Captain Bunker was on cruise,
and being confined 10 his cabin by sickness,
he directed that the lead should be brought
down to the berth for his inspection. The
craft belonged to Nantucket, and was in sand
ballast. The mate of the vessel, n wag and
douhter of the captains infalibility, greas-
ed the lead. and dipping it into the ballast.
carried it down 10 the berth. Old Captain
Bunker's eyes dilated with establishment, as
he asked. Do you say you got this sand by
souncing!" "Yes sir.' "Then by thun.
der, Nantucket is sunk, and we are right
over Tupper's hill" The mate went on deck.
Nantucket Enquirer.
The Yankees Foreuer.-The celehraied Arab chief
who has now tor several years bnff1ed the French
generals thar have been sent to Africa, is accompa-
MED or all his eSpedItions by regular down easter
one Zachnriah Coffin vertahle descendant Of the
Jolly old Admiral. He spirits the moorish Dress rides
a magnificent barb. heads n squadron. lays by The
dollars hn' refuses to change his religion Matches
Free Trader
MuRpER-A stranger. said 10 he from Rochester.
stepped into public house at Onondaaa Hill late on
the evening Of the eosh nit. and asked for nights
lodging. saving he was without money The landlord
replied to the effect that he conl1 not accommodate
travellers without money. The traveller was then
abusive, and at length was requested TO leave the
"o"se me landlord called upon one Mr. Simmons.
which he did. and as they goa the man TO the door.
ne drewn knife and plunged il into the breast Of Sim
mons, killing him Instantly. The murderereseaped.
It being dark. Word was sent Immediately to SYRIA
cuse. and Mr. Rust and an officer made pursuit, and
succeeded in securing the murderer. who is now safe
ly lodged in Jail at SyracHse.-COm. ADJ.
An Erpress.-A Wisconsin Editor acknowledges
the receipt q Congressional documents " in advance
Of the mai in consequence of flock Of wolves cha.
sing the post-rider over the prairies.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-11

NeoelmdBt9e S6neus0tnte,
uee aus Sen tettn patets 6rat 9ttcn, at tnu
fpIpania uac obpsGanal telfeb unb 9e5cstnpon fer
ben,bte [dnSsbtr $init fotipnirt nb; /; un
Srat unS asa3icr piret unp na Glsreanr u trans
portiren. .....zsl. .. s-.,.. -..-
@(orfe uno Cos, SranSportattonsz0t z0tnte,
Srn Gamal 81n, jeoes 40 xcnen trast, NIT tcque
mn Ginri6tunssn fir pasaeisr autn ocn unb ,a atrpn
DfaSiGon, uno ale anoert plase ain Ohio Canal
Die Canal S6te pteftr nie wsrrcn ttp ebem WaerIanr
bee DIFFICULTIES Sampftpote SaIspn i'm Sdrrtau brett
Spn mad pitsturSb 9cnrmm unD Die Gtsentblmr
ben t& bemIben ben prbtetannten Nuf brer $tnt fur
pretnptbet unO Observation-Disclosures ,u terUabren.
Uur Sradbt uno paffaSc Ib 0oaro ror
81 8. M Soarten unb So. ytc. So, SISenten
Ba6ersStraBe, Yitts6ur9 unb
Gldrfe un6 So. 8edper, SPA, @i9ens
gH. q. Stisu. So. @lepelano, .. tbImer.
z. unb g. HarDfon, Agenten, Waht1cn, Ohio.
gDbeeler uno So. Afrcn,
Scbn @amp6ea 9etptCn Sails"
s.. Gb6uar6 GSaareu,
g. 6. 0ubbdr6 yOnngStaun
ptttssurS, @eaoer, 01ap 81, lo4l, 45 t.s.
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g2eues Sdncicersefhdft.

Ner tntere&uttt rpcbnbaft tn Der fusearapas Strat
IkHDu Canton 9rn $rbrs 9tcbr faras sesenater seiS
brmit BEN 9oubeHn erSttnt bas anscfansen bal
bas @necerstaft aatn enen Uerebenen 3reisen aui
cbiser &tea rUele ct tauA eranren bat, SO tetretsn
1n1 tprb er ets 1crratb alien @crttn ftrSen
aannstleioer na neuf:en N0oben ~el&e ct Uen 3
w 3et BON ben Slhen @teabtcn trbat auf anb baften
S1eth ciefem, tpro in ttincn
dteuen &letoersGtchr
te ssGfanbtse 1usrabt ftinen 1n4ern, caffnsers
Ganetten, uno aberbaurt @cen alter Art talten Ste
iptrStn Ourd prompe 8ecienunS unr tisea pre brt
tnen 1bst Stntdn Gant ju ptrbenen uno erbalten
- 91icclaus Bcur.
Canton, W1ap %. ls4l. lS.
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6 e.i[ereu.

Der Gnbeebtn annie mad lenen Srtnben Anb Rem puse
tHm atun9sroQ tetannt baB fOrtfabrt has &ti uuN
tm Siden Ibs Derzusearawas. .etrats
cine IGnre wshH ron atnRiIs QBirtbshaufe, antpa
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SAD astnhe Artittl ~ lefern Gr bat ettnfas au aus
nnb Uerfrr9t ar sttHuR9 aus SauinCe las SNsr 1sGe
cine Vpr3G9ti9t 00ttunS ....- : .a's -.
Slie9en- Heben,
ju 9&uss Der pfrct ssen Sltten in bst6em 0Ds4tsS. q
bat slei4faas rUrratbiS cine In,aGl .--...-.. -
-. SiIber 8arne, Slid. Geee, &c.
woblfe ~ battn fur taar 8O. aud bsrsibt auesr sbssa
Artittln, bic manufaetMr pcn ~. ...a--:a
OHeber Rieo6, ~ ..-. -..-...--
tpirO m frsn, Nrttitcr rees Sots init gutter 2Daars
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