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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

Eco,osY AYp CLrAyLiNE,s-CoAL SiFrEn,.-The.e
Sifter are cast iron truucated cone, revolving on
horizontal The materials put Into hopper aud
from thence tew turns of crank are
sufficient to separate the ashes from the cce dePosns the
ashes IN one aud the coal iii another We have one
made for hytcs and large establishments TO hi the top
Of barrel and sits ;srs until the barrel filled with ashes
and ths machine ls removed to another and ad
in6nitum.
The machine is now used at the Asor, American, frank
lin, and most other houses OF the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

PREMIUM E.zoH STRops.-The first premium the Fairs
Of the american institute has been awarded after
g. Saunders, for The invention Of the Metallic Tablet,
with s-sNo side having the effect Of hone ith-
using oil The other sides for keeping the
razor w ine smoo, edge, that be kept
perfect order without having to cutler barber
Ii used and recommended by the FIRST cutters England
and certified the scientific gentlemen this country
It's great celebrity has caused countees and
Vulnerable which easily be detected By the coarse and
imperfect surface Of called the Tablet side the or,s
nal beng smooth and polished Manufacory No 1863 Broad.
way Nsw-York dl9 steod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

c. We ara indebted to Capt. ]. L. Fitch iol
the Albany Atlas of the 18th, vie Housstonic
Railroad and steamboat Eureka.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. DECEMBER u
CLEARED.

SHIPS Westminster Hoyey, LoracH, J. Gnswoid; ShoTog
Thompson, \sworiseas, Ei'yeti; S2qtaEoi', S'iH;h
S:a;,stt ( W7i:h Uussess Baxter Lisbon, 8aTcay tlr
ia-s;o Bris sun Nes Aat''srp t'e'l9F u . : A"sSe
son SAWYER Po.; Icon : !iort; hoon Hays Chafvs-
ton Durham x Dino. scars UihnoGd, Ha"c&, >Tw-
.Irrn Nc II Patt, Commerce, &aynoT, Baltimore Co9!eY
x Co. Sar,h Louisa, toliel 81 Augustine; tosnorce,
Norsan Baltimore, 8 \ 8rlc-S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

HOLIDAY PRE,EHIs-Psrsons wishing TO make presents IN
the line of Watches and Jewelry would do well 10 call OIL
our old friend A. G. BURR 50 Bowsry They vii There find
fist rat. Assortment, articles III thst line II you purchase
7ou cau depend upon getting article as good d' recon-
ded hy him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

ca- The Annual Rspor, Of the Fire Depavt.cn; is in
type, and will be published in to-raoriow'. paper
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

FisE PNs-iscs.-The superb collection OF Oh! Paint.
nss BY yiag European Artists, exhibiting free to te
public AT the Of Broadway and Chamber.I.e pre-.
sus opportunity tasteful citi1sus to deeora.
he paos with OF the finest works OF az, ever OF.
sEed to the public Naked walls becoming uui.shora
lie, ard think they should be To those who think
jth would say, Go ard Sc. them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

CoSNEL's MAGICAL fAI1 ExrhAcroR.-The most extra
ordinary ercIs used for the copain Burns
fn P. scass, tEo,,ed tats Choalqs Chai
,ion FGTsT R fSis. p baIes5s eh Sore SPs TIC DoIo
n Bry person trying Magical Extractor for any OF
the 2b2venaEsd complaints and n2t perfectly satisfied with
~ shall have the ndGey refunded To De- had only genuine at
y ConI'i2nesee North Fiiths'reet Philade pha: 52
Co!..h Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
a ship and 2 brizs. Wind : s ".
NtrMnD .Nn

20 the east wind and thri fog he r bag Of the packet
ship NewYerk viii be kept open ANIL half past o'clock
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

c. meeting Of the eaz is requested THIS MORN
ING "wednesday AT 10 O'clock in the CoMAio. CorscL
CEA'sss CRY Hail. adopt suitable measures 10 NANTES
their respect for the memory OF TIE late Mr. JusrcE
THOMPSON Of the Supreme Court Of the Uui,ed States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

Splendid perform. this afternoon a the NE lcan
Museum at o'clock Hundreds Of ladies' and children " III
enjoy rich und Of with Gen Tom Thumb, the
&c &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
r7 The Albany Atlas, in allusion to the wealth

u nc Alod1y -ilds, III dllus'o1 10 t,Ic :" csrr41
er and gson ays-The snow has nsaTiy disappeared
The boat cam. up yesterday and will
probably come Hudson this week, should there be no
ct,r-a IL rhs wea!l.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20


First ward Pursuant 10 Eecoron;.lHids'I9,n ,.. OF
the Democratic Wing General CGnmtttee me '. s f.ssS
o of the FTs Ward requested toasernole at lhreshe
eyels Of enssisv the 26t irs, a; o'clock spur
pose Of selecting five Delegates represent this Ward 70 Gen
'"'''Fe 0S G;e's c. 'RsIiiDABocK Chairman
JoHs T. LoRToS, s-crataI.. d!9N
Of h. Se taae G1 Demo-
;s sec9t TFsd are 2o-.i 70 mon on a Iw5EDSsspaY
~ Dec, ~ al ra. e9 m m nd coosng
''1 ' INN Bv order If the T-4rl Cnmmlrtec
d5.2, JAMES KELLI, Chairman.
Third .yqrd.5 'sde4Gs % l TO re Is aitss;-s sol ot
Iri,d Uari requested 70 Iycdnesl.y e,aiog
~ ~ bing:1 <rs; Tor r.. i Of ,i fy
rese' III y. = aro u lhe Gse.a cemoee Of ;8' ,sd
dsol; 0','' : DE-, TT:@5; DUaE cha,,a,,a.
y, Eonr:h .vard.--lIe Niz EIes,ors 6 The the
eoGeF of William id Due.seyt, en- " e1nesay tv cii
2.!5 @ nltet >. a'e'ocE 70 s9scl. E,vr peses to n.
p OMIT. :q1 7 y S.I tor 'i
c.,.,. IHoMts y. ADR'AScs, ci'2iE".,3 ,.1a s,s
e Fifth lTard.Ia pursuance to notice Of tn; De
requested TO meet =, the Mafioa House rs Chsr%
On a,s, oIesta e, ersEng J L @ n 70 5fst nve Ro
Ward Coinmes Tor the Coming year Other ousHesAo Ill
foTtalice will be laid before the meeting
ALEX. II. SCHULTZ, Chairman
Jogy HywiIT r. Secretaries. dls2.
Sixth WarG.-The Democratic Wing, Of @ uir
Sixth Ws.d requested 70 Hse a NAon1 si. c for
th purpose choosing 70 represent the "
the erai Committee for the yes 1874 and also TO aic
Wsri Commi,tse WI. JONES, Chairman
r pr.n,, Sc,s,,rr dl92
OT Seventh yVard.-Pursuant 10 !ecoraran'ls@.iGs @
OF I- Democratic Whig General CoTmi!tee the
Wing Electors of TIE Seventh Ward requested 10 - m
bic the Franklin Hotel Of Cherry and EutSs
on Wednesday evening. 21th Instant, az O'clock or m
pose OF choosing FIVE Delegates the Democratic hi uI
neral Committee for the 1874 and also to choose a honsht
COMMITTEE and such other business may DC oo"e
0.5p' do >'eA' ~ ''N - JAS. Z. TERRY, SeeFY'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
- PEyMAHsHlr. See GoIlsmths advertisement.

" The White Negroes and ,he splendid performances
,eesle,s Museum Will draw full houses usual
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
81 South William and IS Stone street,

{s- We have of these machines in in ofce,
and think "th proper 1t be made to s
cense in . very few weeks. Ed Tnb.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

C KEsAs SoAR.-The great difficulty in obtaining this
3oap genuine has induced the subscribers import quantity
direct Those wishing the article will find the present SUP
G. SAUNDERS s. son,
dig 6tsod Toilet furnishing Store, 1863 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

C The ohio Wing State Committee has ap.
pointed Wednesday, the 10Th day Of January
next, tie day FOR holding e State Convention
at Columbus for the purpose Of choosing suita de
candidates for Governor and Electors Of Pres
dent and Vice President, for appointing two Del
egates 10 The Baltimore Convention, and to take
steps for thorough and complete organization
Of the Wing Party in Ohio preparatory to the
grea! political contest OF 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

Dr. FELI1 GovRArD --Sir-Please send Pc; bearer aa-
Other cake Of The Italian Chemical Soap. Pray DO let he
-uai TO The last which OPPORTUNITY to assure ou
performed !-markabie and speedy Of botched md
diseased lace as Veil rendering M rough and tanned hands
a1c !ace beautifully white. Living all my life,
am necessarily subject 70 such evils bu: happily tsd:.
Gated Scap relieves ike Charm three wesh!Dss
ou are welcome TO PRINT this II you p.ass shs faGt l'
Bergen, y. j. Nov q, 1913.
Remember the only place in NV York where the above
soap 10 be had genuine 81 Walker stse-o cs Fer
csks by no whsr. else-vhre be had eourands spa.
ntsh hs for beauYing and whitening the lace elegant
5oIes2o each Gouauds LIQUID Vegetable Rouse0
cents bottle; GouIauds Poudre SUBTLE for srsdicsns
har-SI per bottle
PErERs PrLLs-It unnecessary more than one word
about Peters Vegetable and Bilious Pills They
extensively used by than any other plil ever made
For fve every type Dyspepsia liver compliant aundce,
o5structons loss Of appetite they emphatic
ally the REMEDY. Our eulogy useles1 here they
known Let the doubling elr Principal
fee l25 Fulton Nassau and 50 North-Sxh ST. P1iia-
deirha; No, , Milk St Boston dse,
g Ser advertisement Of Dr. Housemans German Couah
Drops. n2I Imsk
BEHRING'S CORDIAL IS sold at No. Murray 81 o3l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

U OLE Bulls Concert at the Tabernacle last
evening" was another jam. He has turned the
city upside down with his fiddle, and now that he
is going away, VIC shall doubtless be favored with
more impartial criticism of his certainly wonder.
lul playing. We wish him, wherever he goes the
same favor which our citizens have shown him
in no stinted manner
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
sEsRrSs's CORDIAL is sold at No. Murray,t

q se- advertisement Of Or, Houseman's German Coua
Drops. n2I niss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

sY 1E= EEFozTEz CT TIE HEw-ToEE rA11g 1zl=l:,'g.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-21

the one have attempted describe bounding the
efn slde would have been unnecessary The whole area
within the wall, comprises about twenty within the
enclosure number of square mounds elevated plains
OF the height of fifteen twenty feet, as should Judge
and perhaps forty fifty feet square upon the top while
others of concal shape and from their situation
appear what might be termed blockhou pla
ceS OF lookout; that such the objects
strucion. am prepared say. There is also dis
tnct ridge running and connecting two Of these
towers mounds, well parallel ridges running
north and SOUTH and extending nearly the whole length of
the enclosure. There is also cellar and stairway am
informed yet visible descending within the mound Of the
northwest angle OF the ruins this, liz hurried exanna
ton escaped my notice. therefore nothing
pecting IT. The same remarks must also apply the
mlnallon OF sewer which is said yet be perceived
bend or angle about midway in the wall desgna
ted the plat above referred this said be
about three feet below the surface and arched with
Whether through this water supplied from the
river not others can Judge Without the enclosure and
al those points where this work protected by the RI
yer, numerous mounds varying from three
five feet IN height, and from hundred feet in
circumference; and particularly the southwest ANGLE
there is embankment forming the of circle with
projections resembling the butresses represented in the
main WALL which requires but little stretch of the magma
ton suppose intended ouwork for the defence
of that particular point
In examining of these mounds found the remains
of human skeleton, which had been previously exhumed
although by the action of fire the bones completely
charred that they readily crumbed pieces in the hand
preserved small piece of the skull but have somewhere
mislad it would now send it you.
''One word to the brick wall let be under
stood that there the brick here found regu
lar appearance of brick-aying, present practced
The walls which examined, and from which at many diff
terent points. with matock broke off specimens pre-
sent now the appearance OF mass of burned clay In
what first constructed, there is nothing indi
but that the walls and parapes of brick ruey
burned and prepared with straw, after the ancient mode
the different specimens gathered bear sufficient witness
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-21
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2l, ls43

influence of high feshets nundations 1t is remark
able FACT that they seldom found upon billy upon
sterile lanes. They also far has come under my
observation, confined certain limits, seemingly the
form Of the letter T. beginning Prairie du Chen on the
Mississippi River and extending eastwardy embracing
Four Lakes and continuing far Rock River, where
the top line Of the T. extending from Green Bay by the
way Of Fox and Rock Rivers the Grand de Tour, in IL
nois touches the upright part of the letter. these strips of
country in width proportion TO their length covering
the ancient works of Butte des Morris Aztaan, Grand de
Tour and all intervening points There are, however,
many isolated groups in other parts of this region for in
stance those northwest OF and in the vicinity of Galena
Illinois, Although their general position TO be
curiousy planned the themselves individually
it can be readily accounted for from the fact, be-
fore stated that they generally exist in the vicinity of large
watercOuses and lakes and the main of the Fox
River of Green Bay, OF Rock and Wisconsin Rivers, have
their in the shape of the letter above mention ed
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-21
From the Wisconsin Monthly Magazine
NORTH WEST TERRITORY.

The country northwest of the Ohio by
by Virginia and the Territorial Government thereof established by
diana Illinois and Michigan and the Territory Of Wisconsin
For extending the fundamental principles of civil and religious ber
stuon and governments thereafter formed the said
Territory" provide also for the establishment of states and
deral councils equal footing with the original
Articles compact remain unaab unless by
consent entered between the original and the
and the said Territory. These Articles b. found tn.
The principles embodied the Ordinance which our ndanen-
law, generally the those contained the Constitution
win TINS exception na ~ ON s Oh onTr Inc exs.ene
punishment crimes due There
proviso however that fugitive from whom labor
lawfully claimed any original States, may lawfully
claimed conveyed person claiming
Within the limits of hs north territory accordance with
cle the compact not than three than five states
formed the boundaries of three of which xedwith,
this povo that the boundaries of these three States shall
subject that if
e1pedent they shall have full authority form States
Tb northern boundaries Of the first three STATS established Ohio
Indiana and Illinois, upon their admission the Union
rally extended north of the east and west line prescribed by the Od
nance.
the Ordinance provision quoted that Michigan, when
applying for admission into the Union claimed the restoration of the
defeated claim; Congress in effect acknowledges the
quo territory of which she deprived by Ohio large
extent of the WISCONSIN country on Lake Superior
of Peter Paul. other words this rob
Wisconsin satisfy the claim Of Michigan, probably
country from represented valuable
particularly account of minerals may yet be source OF much
Upon the provision of the Ordinance above referred
Illinois that territory which the
last exercises jurisdiction north OF the southern bend OF lake Mch
gan.
the first of the Ordinance States admitted into the Union
with her boundaeshe Indiana territory having been
organized before, 1900
Indiana the second state Union
in Sl6the Michigan having been
and the Illinois
Illinois, the third State entered the Union 1913 with her
boundaries jurisdiction when tory extended verthe Wis
upon her organization this country
% the Michigan territory.
Michigan. the fourth State entered the Union with her
boundaries third July year,
separate Territorial of Wisconsin, accordance with
Act Of Organization, is dated.
Wisconsin comprised addition
territorial the of the Mississippi known
the territory which country also for under the
torial jurisdiction of Michigan.
Iowa separated from Wisconsin and organized 1888 r,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-03-21

Having traced the organization Of Territories and the
naturally the extraordinary population and
which, the tide of first htherwise,
characterized this division Of Unona parallel to which it
would doubtless find in the history portion
Of that has attained the and
Ohio considered the thule
beyond which had
tered enepsng mind the 'hardy pioneer Now find here,
what infant Territory with barely population sufficient
to entle Unon hrd;tate
population, Numbering million and haf)
and point wealth and general Next the far
infant territory rpened State and Indiana which
the Union but with population
reaching hundred thousand treads closely on to mon
coempornnous Michigan and Illinois began to be
the directed
But elapsed before the Suite OF Illinois
found among Conedecy with population of sixty
or thousand Is but numbering
over half Million Michigan foowedsince her
entrance population having increased from
hundred thousand But The far west still
~ he und and the fifth subdivision the original
onia territory supposed would be the
resting Of the Indian
immigration rapid that has BEEN and how
the of improvement within her borders let her fifty thousand
Inhabitants thriving agricultural and her
aourishng cities and towns, attest
The subject article will be the Government Wicon-
and Executive Legislative and
Judicial branches under the act # organization -
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lung einanoer udbern, ,ourtbans nnausfGbr
bar war oie@erbinbun9 prescotts nit oer
amerieanifben einie abSulbneloen une
ibn in 4S Stunoen aussubun9ern. Nber
iener war fit feinen Sbeil elm Sag su
lolben 0erebnunsen. Die Sbatiabe 1T;
beioe &beile ifanben bereit unS entlhlotlen,
Die Stdrfe ibrer 8afen Su erprob,n. Der
Stol5 Der Britten fonnte es nl6t ertras
gen, oab cine Reboute Der Gebellen, 'pie
man fe nannte, fib bier befinoen, lbnen
in oas Gefitbt i6auen uno Sros bleten
iollte. Sbne ben preiS gu berebnen,
ooer oarno6 5u fro9en, ,par ss lbre Ab'
fidt, Die 3eoouts nit oer &raft oes to-
ni9licben Irme5 ouf ein,tal gu 5eritoren,
um io,uobl Rabe Su nebmen ais Sl6er@
belt 5u 9ewinnen. 2(uf Der anoern gel:
te batten prescott uno feline brapen 9e
fdbrtsn, poQfommen iiber5eust, Dap Ole
3eit nabe iei, in lpelber oer Streit in otTs:
ne SeinoI Ieli9feiten ousbreben mtile.-
Idnsff nab Dem Sample 9eodritet. Sle
winI6ten ben Serlu0 5u MAIDEN, uno
bies mar bic urfacbe tpelbe fle bcrber
bro6te. (Scblub fol9t.)
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na wurtsn Elm 9aus, Stebr unb Sal;nisbsrs
laoe aae sinssln pom SIie sstrOffsn, ginsr
farbissn Grau murbsn bic &lsibsr an Der geie
te aufssri1Tsn uno iie purbs fsbr purb osnSlis
sstrannt, uno cine anbere Srau mar stwa cine
baIbs Stunos obns SsWustisin. Su ga Sa.
petite in bsmfslbsn @auntr, traf Der Slis elm
Soaus' ebsnfc srps l2duisr ju SSssbspcrt unb
Die eden sinsS 6auiss in Gapusa @auntp.
9efefofo Demefratie. - Gin sspiiTsr
0Gsntwartb, ecfcfcfo Saneibat fir Gonarss,
pom nerbliben S0incs, bat Nb snsn alsn
StrcDbut absetra9sns (oofsn uno sinsn wrrifs
fsnen Mcd an9sibafft, Die sr ansisbt Imdbrsno
sr Stumpreesn in fsinsm 9iiirifte bait, um
ben SudsrS Su ;sisen mas Elm fsrnbafter, barts
arbeitsnbsr Ssmcfrat sr it, 3u 6aufe trdat
sr slnen fsinsn SiebsrDut unb fsin anSsrsr 9lbs
pofat in ebicaso 1T Elm 70 grocer Gopsnnarrs
aS ct. 9a6 Gsrfabren bisieS 9smascasn lit
elm trsuss Silo oss @baraftsr5 Der 9an Suren
SsmcFrats sinfdltissr, bsr;loitr, auspsnois
ger Sdbein.
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Ulleutaun, oen 5. Snli.

ltnslif.-2lm lebten 9onneritas ereis'
ncts ftb wiepcr eini9e WleiIen bon bisler
@taot, in Gin wbitbaa 3aunI6ip, in Den
gnener, Grubsn Der 6srren &htblein unb
qDeaper Gin traurisss llnslif. Gin Deuts
fiber S1amens Saeob Shlater mar in per
@ruts teIbaftst, unc beim 5srauGieben pes
gr,es wuroe Gin unssfabr 500 pfuno itipss
rer Gtein loesetoben, rpeltber binabfel uno
ibn 70 III Iassn ausenblifIitb t6otste. 5srr
Shlatsr Fam srtt Dor einem Sabr naeb Dies
fem sanse, unD mar unsefabr 81 Sabre aft.
Betrhttes ltns il 8-Im torless
ten W1ontas fienaen bic Sleiper elmer 5jabri.
asu Scebter Der @ittpe Derr in Ganeona
saunf6ip, bider gauntp, Seuer, wooureb es
oermasem Dertrannte, eab es cine eur3e 3eit
naebber fart. Die Wlutter mar i'm SeIps
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Grmeniu,na bt,reb ben 9yrefitc,,tc,,

Ven. Bee. II. KeInl, pOn Bjer, jun Scr.
Staatsn Wfariboa fir bsn iitlGsn 9iifrift
BON pennfplpanisn, an bic GtGs bon Siaat
Otis, mslbsr ab9siset wurbs. 9a5 Nsmttben
trd9t wis man un5 fa9t jdbrlb feline brsi
taufeno Sbaler Elm.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-07-11
&apitef tps, SSemi9feiten.


asben in &entudp. - 4or enasn
2a9sn Sonften ju Yrineetcn Snei Wdnnsr,
Namsns 0f. Sismaurie unb s.. Iosrman, NIT,
sinanter ais ie bstrunfsn warsn, unb murosn
sn9 fib nit Yiitolsn ;u ftessn. Se fsusrs
ten mebrnas uno purben 9strsnnt, nat)oem
german psrmuneet mar. Gin ODER snsi Stun>
psn tpdtsr trafsn lid beipe auf Der Strass uno
periubtsn iib einanoer su fbiessn. Sa bies
tsDte, rauften iis iitb, als Serman sinem @sa>
ner sinsn 9olb in Den 2sib rannts, ba6 CT au,
9enbldlib peribiec.
g Dine a.-auf Der Sciion uno georpib
elfsnbabn, sns @ntfsrnuns bon 1O4 Meilsn
1T Der 9etpobnlibs Gang Der Sarrsn libsr "a
Wsilsn bic Stunps.
Gin 6fer Ser l.-Ssi elmer Masr,
Ten SsrfammIun9 wuroe fi3Iib Elm Slo BON
Daniels Sraume 9sSsi9t uno untsr ben 2tnmes
tsnoen bsrum9erelCbt, ais elmer bapcn cine
9intsnflafhe aus Der Saf1s so5 unb ben Sns
bait oarhberitbuttete. @r purbe 9leitb orres
tIrt, BON einsm Gid)ter Sur Strafe psrurtbelt
unS neil sr fen SsIe bate, ein9sitsdt.
Sblan9en @tcrp.-@ini9e pcn ben
9utsn qeuten BON Wobiion, in Snpiana, srs
SdDIen oab le flirSllb stma ancsrtbalb Weilen
obsrbalb jenem Orte, an Der &entudp Ssite
cine Sblan9e faDsn, bic 20 bis 80 IuE lana
mar. Nan ia9t, bab bai1elbe lln9sbsuer friie
bsr fhcn cft an osnfslbsnpIase seisDsn wurbs
9as @sritbt pon bsin 3erfaufe bes 2anbs
9utss, peldes fribsr gsn. @afbin9tcn asb6rs
ts, mar un9s9rlinoet. Gin rsipsftabler 6err
pcn 9SoiBnstpns Had)fommsn, bat bas Qanos
gut jest i'm Seis.
Ser Nbtb. Scbn @twarb, Ottalisb bss
leeten @onarsfis6 fir ben Staat 9slamars,
ifarb am pcrIsskn Mcntaae in isnsr lBeb,
nun9 ju Sbcrnburp
s. y. Sirnsp, Der lests abolitcnifsn Cans
oibot fir YrIiosnt, miq nitbt mieber III bsm
Nmts srnannt isin. Der lift pernhnftis.
6eiratDsn aus 9paG,-@m armsr
S6luder NamenS QEsis, in @lsarfislb @auns
tp, pa, bsfam firsb auf fcnberbare Irt ,u
elmer Srau @r mar bsi snsm Wliserer,irsn
uno bernab Bel elmer "Sisspartis," no CT
sum SpaB nit enem fb6nsn Mabtwn Nas
mems Wfartba, perDsiratbst murbs. 2lls bic
@efsul6aft iidb trennts babts 9Ssis an nibts
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