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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
" ANOTHER QUAKER WEDDING was acco

" ANOTHER QUAKER WEDDING was accom-
plished that believe Is the word-st the Friends
Westinghouse in Orchard yesterday in the presence
OF numerous assembly. among whom were many who
DO rank the followers Of Penn Unfortunately we
were not Of the number; but good luck would have
H. our sweet Quaker Coz looked with Der laughing I'VE
almost tempted say envous eyes upon the scene
and here is her picture for Il
Esfocned Friegi Having lust witnessed the affecting
soemnty OF Quaker Marriage at thy request give thee
description OF the same. knowledge Of The peculiar
faith profess cad thee suppose that Pslnne-s
and simplicity would prevail. instead Of the vain Ponp
usual similar occasions In the beuH monde And 50 II
was Wi the pioneers o. profession but there IS res
son 10 Tear that the form Of simplicity IL exting ushne
the spirit.
THIS being Fourthday We assembled, according TO
the custom OF Friends in the Orchardst meeting house,
and soon the entrance Of the bridal party broke the gath
eSns s,alness The BRIDE and bride smsd were rchiy
Nrayed IN white and : would have puzzled devotee
OF Fashion 10 discover Aggh Of the pds dress OF Friends
ID that antluuker sdorning The parents OF the bride
sal al ner night hand those fine bridegroom AZ his left
they sat facing the assembly every eye resting upon
them. aud soon the wing OF silence folded over a.
even the busy whisper ceased If conscious that was
& % out Of Is clement Dos, wonder bow i found en-
trance there IL siyy crept In along with many cum
Gus strangers attracted by the occasion. but vanished
with the mirthill look as tie presence OF deep feeling
was feSzed An hour had nearly passed. with such a
aed tread ina; ne ear caught sound Of IL parting
steps when voice. wonder not-rwss that Of luna
nc broke upon the Stiffness and in a dirgeike strain,
called up tne Idea presence Of other parting, when
Death waits AZ nle Bridegroom And then Patriarch
Nose' and win closed eye 10 signify ha; the splr.
rs eye should be turned t. the inner man. uttered
words Of heavcntAnghi wisdom. Again over al did
erooding silence hover until the voice Of The Bride
groom was heard a. BE- took her whom be had chosen
By the hznd and repeated the simple but comprehen-
ave marriage ceremony Of Friends Then the heart
almost sted ~ beating a endeavor % hear the
voice Of the Brde she uttered her solemn vow The
marriage certificate was then .igned BY the twain now
become one and ne formed on Earth. and registered
IN Heaven which shall tel powerfully for wea or No
upon their eternal destiny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
TO.DAY,s SUPPLEMENT

FIRST PAGE.-A Hymn Of Liberty Letter from Co
urnbus Ohio North Mississippi sonner, BY +. j.
Eames Water Cure at Lebanon Springs An Interest
ing sabbath Railroad to Oregon Right Of Distress on
the Manors A Few Hundreds in the Bank The Poor
SECOND PAGE.-spirit of Punch, surely were a
l.rcaf
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IT, The public are hereby cautioned against ths piful
device esOrted To by certain young In using
name. hayenohing to do with him, nor has he any In
terest n know edge OF my business whatever These
and pueie efforts though ordinarily harmless enough
evidently intended to create false Impression. and
require In that respect sufficient notice 10 put the
on their guard against the injurious consequences of
hing like deception 2. 5 BEEKMAN, 49i Cortland Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAGE-Fairs OF the American Institute The
Wilderness Of New-York VIII Indiana pay her Debts ,
The Fishermen, by Whittier Our Schoomaster Bul'
wer on Water. Cure Western Boundary of Texas
FourrH PAGE Nature by II Hubbard Miscel-
sneous Paragraphs Spirit OF the Irish Nation Sales OF
of stocks Marine News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
PHALoNs COMPOSITIONS FOR THE HAIR.

LOWELL, sept 2Ith l-i3
Dear Sir An acquaintance from your City gave me a
bottle of your Chemical Hair lnygoraor to preserve my
hair which dropping off in spite Of various oils and
other remedies had made OF in vain The trial Of
single bottle of your compound has proved Of so much
real benefit to me that wish three bottles sent to
me by the bearer OF this II is conceive fully rs valus
bic you state the wrapper May be of benefit to
every body as it has been TO me is the hope of
Your servant ISAIAH SOUTHARD.
Mn t. PHALoS No. PA Broadway. New-iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

To THE Members OF UsIoSrsr AssocfArroS.-fou
are again called together for the purpose Of taking meas
ure TO ensure the OF those high political prnc
cpes which have always been the only that govern
ed your action The work before you in the Fall cam
pagn 10 of such a nature demands and will receive
the willing hands Of every Unionis and true Wing
You are called upon in the Of justice 10 arm In the
cause of true hearted who. when be stood upon
the ruins OF MS party still proclaimed his love for the
creed which they had gotten. who guided By me
iictstes of honor refused 20 allow himself 10 be made
sacrifice upon the altar OF corrupt and proscupuve prin
cues that sinister men the outlaws Of both great poiu
cal parties GIT get the reins Of power-men VINO sroVe
10 rend our political bonds Of fellowship rendered sacred
by time and pure by scrutiny and care and To so" IN
their place the seeds OF anarchy and dissension Let Us
show MoHRIs franklin that We honor him for his Ro-
man ike frrnness and that indomtable spirit which led
MIN 10 defy in their zenith the ra-
pacious herd which sprang into political HE favng It's
roo; IN the excresences OF both political factions the IN
seemy garbage which had been swept from the tnresh
old OF National and Tsmmany Halls.
In the u justice let never despair oil success
but II defeated. still keep hoping on.
The hrst rally will be AZ Threshers -hafspeare hotel
Dusne.t on THURSDAY the 9th inst al Z. o'clock P NJ
Let every Unionist be at his post
sILAs cHlCKERlNG President
Rosr. D. HOLMES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

DELICIOUS OoLoNG.-A most delightful black tea
called by the Celess Oolong" 10 sold by the Pekin
Tea Company IS Fulton ct At 50 cents per pound supe
nor 10 any Black Tes have bought for double
that price. Our readers would do well 10 compare Il
sample Of il with for which they paying IS
cents and dollar per pound. II Is quite important 10
know where you get better tea at four shings than
you have all along been using at Of six shngs per
pound. We copy the following from the Bradford
Courier
DELICIOUS BLACK TEA AT 80 CENTS PER POUND
We have drank this delightful Tea and we live visit
Newiork will drink II again and what is more. we
will bring chest Of ii home with for ourself and
ghbors. We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but never before obtained any thing
eqlA this. We used To be very fond Of wine. but
he,esrsr let our drink be the delicious Ooong sold by
tho Pekin Tea Company the very reasonable price Of
ffty cents per pound
NE drink Green Tea, and for many years have ben
paying dollar per pound for IT, But thanks 10 the
Pekin Tea Company we now get better tea from them
at IS cents per pound. We drink pound per week,
by which now saving thirteen dollars per year,
and enjoying better in the bargain. Commend US ~
the Pekin Tea Company. say We. Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

u BRiDcEPoRr, CT elected a Wing Mayor
and Common Council on Monday, without oppcsi-
ton. Mayor Harral was reelected. and Ira Sher-
man. Smith Tweedy, Daniel Thatcher and r. S.
Nichols were chosen Aldermen-Stephen Hawley
was appointed Clerk. and Joseph Thompson, Urea
sarcr. Anti License Commissioners were also
elected by 90 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

FROM DELAwARE-A letter TO a gentleman in
this City that all resistance has ceased in Delaware
County The Sheriff on Friday and Saturday with
small armed posse. made through the part
OF the infected district and served warrants upon large
number OF the most disa4eced Not the slightest oppo
ston offered, except some rather free talking
the part OF the genter The posse returned to Delhi
without encountering single airbresdth escape or
adventure Of any kind. Albany Ev. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ The fame Of Dr. Y. +. Goursuds Italian Medicaed
Soap for removal Of p!mpes, ffecses, sunburn,
and every species Of inquiry from the skin Ia established
basis be endangered by silly crssde 10
reputation 10 founded ia excellence alone ADD this tho
Of is Thus also IL 10 win
Dr. 0Onrands POudres subtle for uproot az hsr v~set
able Liquid Rouge for tmpsring permanent color 10 pse
chsess and ps ac The attempts the chem
zeal reputation Of Dr. 0oarsud BY means OF wfless un
meaning coggerel and bad English reminds as strongly Of
Don Qgxoes lant charge against The ercng afms of
the windmill The ladies need scarcely be reminded thd
Dr. Goarands only depot at 81 Waserst first store
LINN Hrl.nt.
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John Quincy Adams.

Our readers will share with us the regret we
deeply feel tina, this honored old man, whose name can
be spoken without emotions OF patriotic veneraton,
is suffering from III health The following letter com
muncates the painful fact al the same time that II fur
nshes evidence that his head and heart are sound as ever
QUINCY Mass. October g. -i5.
T. H. BlaicAjord Esq Mac. York-sr ! have received
your of the 81 inst and should take great pleasure
in addressing the y. York Bible Society according to my
conditional promise heretofore made which have not
forgotten But IN the present state of my health am dis
abed from attendance at all public meetings and cannot
hater myself with any favorable prospect for the
ensuing month OF November.
My testimony OF reverence for the Holy Scriptures
has been already On more than one occasion puDhcy
made, and will be repeated on every occasion upon
which il can with proprieiy be manifested vi All the
societies devoted 70 piety and charity which have
known. there IS none higher IN my estimation or more
adapted eminent usefulness than the Bible Society
and eryentiy pray that the Divine blessing may resi-
upon and go forth with the ends OF the earth
| am very respectfully. Sir. your fellow citizen and
obedieni servant JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

BsEKMAs's ORIGINAL GENUINE PULhosic SYRur.-This
celebrated remedy for the 81 Consumption, Coils
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dye
pepss be- had usual. ,he old established ONCE Of
tho proprietor. No. 49i Cortand-sL door below the
corner of Greenwichsl % osH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Of the Ntn ut Brings us the folO~ine
From Hancock County. received but little intorma-
ton yesterday. The Borsas reports the arrival OF Ger
Hardin at Carthage. and the concentration Of troops
that point His instructions are said TO be oil very
plensry character-to put an end the discussions
all hazards. One company OF volunteers from Quincy
went up by land to Carthage on Saturday and another
in the Boreas on the day tight was anticipated
on Saturday night, between party Of Anti Mormons
selected for the purpose and OF Bsckenstos posse
who were said TO be enc of their Mormon ma
rsuding excursions But give very little crcdence TO
this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

cK The SUPPLEMENT which we send out this morn
ing with this paper contains number OF very interest
ing reading articles We will publish supplement again
on Sci urdsy morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ The Wings of Os~ego Co have nominated
JEROME b, SMITH for Sheriff, HENRY FiTznuGH
and ELIAS BREWSTER for Assembly. This is a
ticke, that deserves the united and vigorous sup
pc,t Of the Wings Of that County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The TRUE AMERICAN, as we learn from
an advertisement in the Cincinnati papers would be
ready for delivery Cincinnati yesterday 1t would
contain the Appeal Of CAssus ~ CLAY on the subject
OF the ate stemptto suppress the paper Hereafter it
will be published at Lexington every Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
Court Calendar....THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CouKT-Nos. . L. Is, 10. % 81, e., %, -
-. 30, 81. o. "a.
SUPERIOR CovRT-Two Courts.-Nos. 70 81, IS l. 20,
30 to g. &C. lss. 81 TO Il. 3. "a. IS. TO.
COMMON PLEAs-Before judge Daly-Nos l03 l64
a. l35 3. ss AL l44 g. ST. 90 lei 1873 TO- IS lis l3s
l3a log
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

FINE GaEgs AND BLACK TEA-Very superior Oolong Il
6ne do &c. Young Hyson superb articles a. s. and g.
wholesale and Of The Canton Tea Com
psny 63 Greeuwieh-s the Of Corandst and
z3 Chaihsmst between Pear ana Roosevelt This Is the
ode., and largest Tes Establishment In America Their
reputation for upright dealing and for The very high quality
other goods. stands. and doubtless will forever stand
ryaed We earn esty recommend families. country mer.
chant. and the whole public this very respectable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ TIE Living OURASs OuTASS. with the Petrned HUI
AZ BODY performances every afternoon and evening
are drawing good houses a. ths American Museimi and
no wonder for with such attractions establishment In
the " ,xO.ld be crowded overfO~ing The Dissoivns
View. alone worth double he prce Of admission 70 say
nothing Of the zhief provoking Westerns whose Comic
Farce in which sam plays no mean part, stOr5s The
reist fun enjoyed lp short have no lace In t-
ely where greai fund Of amusement an instruction
nestly econnsni readers so.rd their eisure hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ EDWARD SANFORD. as we anticipated s
de candidate Of the Butler h Hoyt Democracy for
Senator from this District. He is Old Hunker-
80 far a. il will do to be in these days
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City-FOR KEGTSTEK
NORRIS FRANKLIN.

T SAMUEL w. DIsBkow, corner Of Broad and Me
chanic ss Is the Agent for the Tribune and Yorker
10 Newark n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ The Loco-Focos of Leris Co. have nom.
mated Clemence Whitacer (Bamburner) for Assem-
bly, Judge Sesur was his antagonist in the Con
vention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

" The VERMONT LEGISLATURE meets at Mont.
pelier today In addition TO its ordinary business will
be required to elect Governor, Lieut. Governor and
STATE Treasurer The Wing candidates for these Offices
wilfof course be elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

ETRIofEAs SEREsApERs-PALMo's OfEKA HOIsE--W-
have only repeat cordial sdvice to al OF al Ages
sizes and 10 vis, Psmos Opera House where fe,
Of and fox OF soul the Characteristics OF the
Eheopans and this evening promise fund Of each thai
dssrm moe, scepca and dispepue Of heir scru
p,es or hair hypocoodnAc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

sASDss sARsaP.RILLA-It hss been said, bat gnwisely
hsiio pursue perfection in the science Of medicine IS %
the of Dr. Johnson, ke tbs Inhabitants OF Area
da the sun which when hey had reached the bill
Wh-reb~ seemed 70 sill beheld At the same die
lance before them" To this might be replied that there
point The eart II could reach 4. where he 10
Always visible and though attain that Tod the
days grow longer approach Il, while The nights are
nearly luminous The days Over large seciOn Of the
circle Of dsesse Sandss Ssrsapana sheds shi and
pleased influence and though II claimed unver-
remedy, The ct that /, eIpe from the blood morbid poi
witch produces and scros Cancer Eryspe-
as and the various suppensve and artificial diseases may
eventually leaf Of It's benefits larger
c Of disorders the Of which still Ia the rwi-
light Of doubt and uncertainty.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. 3. / d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 FulIOn-sl Ee~-YOrk-
Sod rs Broadway, n Eas, Broadway aud By Drpg.
risu generally throughout The United States Pdces per
bo,tsL SIX bottles lof s.
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Corn,ry-Whig and Temperance.

Coven,ry-Whig and Temperance.
Maasfeid--Loco.Foco and Temperance.
South Hinds0r, and Liberal.
bloomfield, and
GldrteHbury and
HarfIand Haddara and East Haddam. Loco-foco.
Columbia, Loco Foco and Temperance.
Saie,g do do
Burkhamstcd Hebron, Salem, sufield and Hsmden
ALI 4ufi. LICENSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

Yesterday sss great day Niblo's-,he rish began
With the opening and continued. The Nsronsl Convention
Of Farmers, Gardeners, SILK CuGnss and nsr friends
meet Al the Lyceum Of Ss;ara History this morning q, iei
O'Clock.
Adtrcss al DR.. D-weys Church. 10 Broadway, al ~ r
d. The v I. Sacred Music Society have generously vol
unterei on The OCCASION Tcseis may be MAJ oil zoe
gers. Or a The door gratis ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ The National Retormers nominated last
evening their candidates for the Assembly Avian r.
Bonsy. Samuel N. James. Israel reck. Simon Clsnnon
Thomas II. Allison, b +. Summerbell Dennis Lyons
William Marion. Robert Tronsdale. Alexander Scott
VIM. Rowe George Schsnk and Charles r. Barton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
q We are requested l

q We are requested To call ,he attention of th+
naris trade TO n. sale TO be made Friday. October
TO- ls45 Al Liber.yst by James NJ. Miller comprising
complete assortment, Of Sheffield and Birun shsrn goods
Sale positive being stocks OF two importers
Also handsome assortment OF fine cutlery being NE foi
se OF Thomas Motiram Sons pattern cards % credit
ax uopthaL " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

NIsLo-The performance Las, evening beng for Inc
benefit OF the suihor Of the Comedy, he house was
sled with Al uncouonly large and elegant audience, who
their By oud and frequent spplsnse-
The pl.y oy-rows with no and conians many passages
OF exceeding beauty. 1t Will DC repeated ionsn win ine
snsTp,-c. oi lbe Double Bedded Room Psclie appears
.,thn MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

IT. The water in the channel of the Ohio river
Pittsburg the 5h inst was four feet deep, and
rising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

SrrLLINe-BooKs.-Thc Board Of Education of
Brooklyn on Tuesday evening voted to continue
the Of ssnderss Spelling Books in the Schools of
that Ciy-,he Eagle says by vote OF two to The
Boob Committee had previously reported in favor of
adopting Cobbs instead. vote Of May last directing
the Introduction Of Cobbs books fast Ssndcrss
should wear out was rescinded. proposition to intro
duce Salem Towns was rejected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
WIG NOMINATIONS.
ss,t.-POR SENATORS.

st.te--POR SENATOR'S.
pu, I-LUTHER BRADIsIi, New.York
uI-WM. n. VAN sCHOONHOvEN,R ena
Iv-JAMES G.. HOPKINS, St Lawrence
M-LORKNZO DANA, Alegsny.
vIL-JOHN NJ. HOLLEY, Wayne
"viII.-GIDEON HARD, Orleans
City-POR REGISTER
MORRIS FRANKLIN.
FOR ASSEMBLY
DAVID n. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH. X. y. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL, CLARksOS CROLICs,
A. X. LAWRENCE, MORGAN MORGANs,
PETER =. TITUS, JAMES KELLY,
x. q. BALDWIN. WM. EDMONDS.
JOHN A. MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

The HEsREw CossoSwEALrH.-Pref VINES =
next two lectures on this subject. which is gaining
for him distinguished reputation s; Clinton Hall
are to be delivered the one this. and the other to-
morrow evening
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subscriptions received to the Weekly Tribune.
To The Daily Tribune,
10 Il ne NeWs Orkcl
"WEDNESDAY, Oct 8.
semi.WcekIy,

WEDNESDAY. Octs. Poisdsm n. w..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

" The Industrial Congress, called by the
National Reformers Of our City the Working
Mems Convention Of New England and several
prominent advocates Of Industrial or Of Social Re
FORM will assemble in this City on Tuesday the l4th
INST A fair attendance Of liberal and earnes, minds
isanticipased This Convention is called by the ad
voca,cs OF peculiar creed system. but is n,en
ded to be open to all earnest inquirers and s,rvers
for improve in the Physical Social. Intellectual
and Moral condition Of Mankind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

FROM DELRI-Scveral prisoners indicted for
robbery and murder reracted Saturday their former
pleas Of no, guilty and plead guilty to minor offences
and their pess were accepted by the Court The trial
Il John Beardsley. indicted for murder postponed
the next term. Edward oConner. Indian Chief,
called Powhsr,sn. wss put upon trial for murder and
jury smpsnslsd 70 ny him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

~ On Tuesday of last week at Monroe. CT a
man named Tucker was stabbed b. NJ F. Cargin. whs
has been placed under 500 @ bonds to avail, triA at
the Superior Court A Postscript in the Bridgeport
Standard informs that Tucker has died in con
sequence OF hi.. wounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

IL The Ner- York Unirersalist Association
is in session at Wilismsburgh, L. |. The Church
in connection with the unversas, Society there will be
formally recognized this evening Rev Henry Lyon i.
Pastor Of the SOcieiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
The WORLDLY C0nYenliau

Terminated its deliberations and its labors yester
day. The attendance was not 80 full as 1t had pre-
vousy been. Its labors were closed by the adop
ton, by pretty general consent, of the following
RESOLUTIONS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Die 9ofo yUfus Der xnrif.

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9nfuhrcr III oieiem Staate felt cintgfn Sah'
rei br MG0ldIifc6 prcbirt hattcn, oas Tclf
9rasu eineu bcIhnbcnten 2aritF su liimmen ;
ais &c ater faneen, oaS cascIbe nidt bon
eicicr altcn pcnniplpani(den Wnere9s atsus
brinoen mar, mad,tcn, Ge rloslid, 8ehrHm
uub bebanpeter Wdhrcno eem lesten pr:it'
hentrn WablfcIe,u9 cas &c bic Dabrsn
Sreuuec eiues tefd,uscnccn 2ariifs icien unb
rae Der Sariff npn 1912 Ucn zen tcfc Scfcs
i'm @ou9rcB palIirt wcrecn ie, pdbrepo cs
sppbl hcfannt lit, bas bci Ger creiidlen paIG'
run9 Der 3arif Dill im @cn9rce 80 gBbi9s
ime tirS 10 ecfc Scfrs fir ciclclbe ftimmten.
slls srnise 8eid)lnSe 81 GInifeu oes SariffS
pru IS42 III ocm NauIc Der &rprricntonten
eiclts StaatS unldn9it untcr @r6lCrnn9
rparcu, oab SNcrr Sccpcr pcn 2eans fcl9cnec
treffcnee @rlduterun9 prn trm 9lnIprud,,
ircld,cr jcst bon ben 0cfc Scfcs gemad)t
nire, cae mir ben Sariff pcu 1919 ihncn III
pcrcanfcn hatcn. Gin Subrmann (ln9te
Soerr @crpcr) nit einer idI5nru Subr pon
Z fcd,s friltiaen gfcreeu blribt in eiucm Mos
raft ifcdcn. Gin III cincm benad,tarten
Tclbc 9raIcncer Wauciel wiro au9cGd,irrt
rnc nit ben feds pferpcn cin9eIpannt rurd,
esren percini9te 9Initrrngun9 cs enelidb 9es
linGt ben Bn9eH anS eem Worait bsrauNSu,
;ichcn. Carauf briilirt I'D, Der N,aulelel
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