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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
SATURDAY. March q. 1916,

Al lot o'clock, 81 store No. q Liberty.st
HARowARE, CUTLERY, &c--On credit OF ak months
for approved endorsed notes packages and lots of esh
imported Birmingham and Sheffield Goods, consisting OF
table and pocket cutlery hatcher shoe and bread knives
hes Butchers drawing knives plate trunk
locks dnis Trays and walters curry combs kettles,
pans, timed and ensmeed yces sce log sud ber
chains, Carolina hoes patent and cornmon butts candle
sticks snuers German silver and iron and Table Spoons
Britannia do tobacco boxes, table butts Jsmess wood
screws, round and square bots etc
Catalogues aud goods ready for examination three days
before tho sale
The above stock fresh goods and In complete order
Every 10, will be sod without reserve
pRUOkLYN PKUPEkTX.-J. Ferguson, Aue
Duoneer viii sel on Wednesday, March Is, al O'Clock,
the premises piece Of ground containing OF an aero
Prospect Ill., fronting tho FlRbusn road-seven cherry
from, and opposite the residence of Mr. Anthony
Kerr. The view Is unsurpassed, embracing New York.
Brooklyn and the surrounding country. Sale positive
Terms al sale. m2i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

Up The Invisible Wig so closely resembles uie
real hesd hair thai kepcs and connoisseurs nave pro
nounced the most perfect and extraordinary invention oil
the day The great advantages OF this novel and unique WIZ
is its being made without sewing weaving which causes
its closely resemble the natural HAIR bol
in ehness and natural appearance as to DEFY deecuon
iis texture being beautiful porous aud so Tree that IN
ali cases of perspraion evaporation unipeded and me
great evs OF other wigs entirely avoided The scepc and
connoiseur are alike invited inspect this novel and beau
tfu Wig, aud the peculiar method OF nng he hesu al nt
Iihar,v.sI mn stairs ms lmeodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

~ Cnution-The public would do well 10 be on their
pnard against pretended dgen for Country Newspapers
IL is known that some persons endeavorng toPaner
themselves of as authorized when they ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

~ No Charge until the Hair is Restored
Beass Hair Restorative applied hout charge until suc-
cessul, Al the Office, 1871 ls-avenue Depols-Galons Bs-
New ORR Jordans Milk 81 Boston, Poers, log Ninth
ST. Mrs Hunter 6S s. Fourh,i. Philadelphia Agents want
ed throughout the L niisd States. BEALS CO. mo W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Anttio,1 Gales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, RICHARDS d PLATT,-stors
ID 2N Broadwsy.-Llbersl Cash Advances made on con.
Egumenta for Auction Sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

POST-UFFICE. MITCH
Ut The South Mail in the afternoon, which is the
Great Through Maii, will, aud after me 3on inst
close al 8 O'Clock P NJ. ROBT. III. MORRIS, I. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

ES-SiXtecnth Ward.-Ata large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Democ ratio Wing Electors OF The 10Th
Ward held Monday evening. the sd inst! al the 9Th
avenue House, JAMES NICOL called 10 the Chair.
and JAMES HoRNBY appointed Secretary. On motion the
meeting proceeded elect three delegates represent
said ward in the Convention nominate Wing candidates
for Mayor aud Aims House Commissioner, whereupon
JAMES E. ROGERS, D. A. CUSHMAN,
ALEXANDER w, BRADFORD,
iwere elected as such delegates
Samuel Reynolds offered the following Resolutions,
which were adopted viz
Reso,ed That the present orcar zsion of The inefficient
police meets with decided dsapprobalon therefore,
Resolved Ths we as Democratic Wings wilt urge speedy
reor alton of tine Watch department
On motion the delegates now elected Were empowered
10 I'LL vacancies. JAMES NlCOL, Chairman
JAMES HoRNBY Secrs,arY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Amnsemeuts.
a mEKJCAN sIUSEUM-

a bVeuinK
61ths week. commencing Monday, March IS ls4s.-
Splendid performances every Evening Al hall past
O'Clock, and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons al
O'clock No sdt:ance females o! KNOWN bad CHARGE
te or other improper persona Those Sculpture Dsso,ving
views Will be continued another week and exhibited
each performance with the other attractive features OF the
ol on Monday and Tuesday Thursday and Friday SITTER
with other D!ssolvng Views ard ,h. Hydro-Oxygen Mi
croscope, of me accommodation OF ihose who desire
ing them independent OF other performances In addition
the Manager has reenSased for this only Master
Simpson, the wonderful little Drummer who produced
such last week He only years old and bests
the drum astonishing perfection
Also engsgedhe renowned Yankee Comedian Great West.
eu long knowu and gres nyorits al this establishment
He will his Incompatible buresque lecture on AMI
NAL Magnetism, with Inc most aughabe experiments; sIso,
his Imitation of the Locomotive Engine, accompanied
with niInabie YANKEES Story and Dance Pete MOTHS
Comic Singer Miss Elizabeth, Juvenile vocalist Italian
Fsnlocin splendid Portraits OF the Great Men OF Amrr
les Mad Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller Admission.
= crrlx- Children under 10, IL croIg. ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

sP-AIIen DodworIh,s Private Dancing School,
No f4s Broone-st near Broadway. Polka MszurEa and
ali other fashionable dances AughI in correct ityle
i2S Siuist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

DALMU's OPERA HOUSE, CnamoerssreeI-
John Diamond the celebrated Negro Dancer u engaged
and Will his first appearance Thursday evening"
Return OF the original Ethiopian Harmsnsts, for lhree
nights only. The above Company have taken their old
quarters and will commence Thursday nexi, ls when
hey viii give grand Concert, comprising some OF their
original many Songs, Duets, Chorussss, Quick
Steps Doors open half past Concert 10 commence
at hall past7. Admission % cents. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

M K. GEORGE LUDER respectfully snnounees 70
IVktte pubnc OF New-York intention give on Thurs
day. April ID Tabernacle, The chef fruvre o! the
great modern French composer Fecien David The Desert
Ode Sym phony three parts riespersed with Re
csons, Arss, Choruses and Orchestral Symphonies upon
u scale of ma niIude hitherto unprecedented.
The performance will commence with the Concert over
Marniou, composed dedicated the y. Y Phil
harmonic Society, by George Loder.
Alter which, lie Desert, BY Eslicien David.
The REGULATIONS anu Solos, by Mr. Robl. George Paige
To conclude with Grand Festival Overture, by Lind
panther.
Beng altogether of The greatest performances
advertised IN Newforh.
Ticket, % cents,o be obtained the various music
stores, and OF h Meiggs, i+6 Broadway.
n. B.-Rehearsal on Friday evening a. which all the
male members respectfully requested to be present
Stta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING


4 EON DE CALAVAR, or the Age OF The lnqulston-
IL An Historical Romance BY Dennis Hannigan, Author
OF The Orang Girl of Venice" Price l2t cents.
This Is OF the exciting novels that has been
published for long m.. II has its origin from events that
during the dark days OF the Spanish lnquson
But in this luminous century the dark wells OF Mystery
and Supersou have been and swept by Science
Fact and Knowledge the kings whose thrones we're up
held be- the u anc hands of Fear and Ignorance now
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED
The History OF Lake Superior Country and the copper
Mines-Price 81.
The Statistics the Wooden Manufactures in the United
States giving The number OF Wooden Manufactures now in
operaon with the OF the hr or company,
kind quality Of goods manufactured &c &c PriceSl
Alison Miscellanies complete, bound-Prce 70 cents
Wilson's MiscclIaniss, do do Price 10 cents
The Young Duke Bv D'Israei-Price % cents
Jesses Flir;aons By the author OF kae in Search OF
Huaband-Pr rice p cents .,
Pook liars Country Agents supplied with ali the
new publications at Publishers prices.
VIM II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings,
Nasssu.st opposite the Park
N e. Jus, received, Grahsm's Magazine for April, with
the Paris Fashion. MI ms
piSHOP,S ARRANGEMENT OF Handes Orsto-
- OF Messiah < Hail, No ran klinsquare
published Hsndeps Oratorio of the Messiah, as
for the Piano Forte Organ by John Bishop OF
ChelieDhAm.
In this edition Vocal paris given complete and the
important of the Instrumental paris Including nose
added by Mozart together with skech OF the life OF Han
del. Price -.
Also Just published Oh Summer Night, the celebrated
serenande in the opera of Don Pssquae performing
the PARK Theatre. mlS 2wls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Boston Austinn Gales.

RYF. p. d o. RICH, I'll Brosd.suee', opposite
- Fosters wharf, Boston.
On Wednesday, April Is.
500 CASES BooTs SHOES AND BRoGAss, LEATHER, Sgiss
1c-Sole and Upper Leather Calf Lining Binding Kid and
Morocco and other Shoe stock.
Liberal advances made consiguments OF Leather for
auction or private sale. initials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

UY JAMES M. MILLER
ID FRIDAY, March "a, 1886
Al 10 o'clock the Store OF A. Bragg Co. 269 Pearlst
Doors, SHOES BRoGASs-So cases boots, shoes and
brugsns resh aud sessonabie goods from the RaIu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

r. Eighth Wnrd.-Al meeting OF the Delegates OF
the different Districts Of the Eighth Ward held Ell The Re-
galia No. Mercer. ST. on Monday evening, the Esd inst
JAMES T. NJ. BLEAKLEY, HARVEY HART.
and JOHN A. MAY
appointed Delegates TO represent the Eighth Wnrdn
the City Convention. J. NJ ALLEN, Chairman.
D. L. CRANE, Secretary. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

IL Seventeenth Ward.-At6 meeting OF the DEM
ocrsie Wing Electors OF the 18th Ward held at The lth
Ward Hotel on Monday evening the zSd instant in purS
OF call OF the General Committee, and OF the Ward
Committee for the purpose selecting three Delegates 10
County Convention to nominate Mayor and Aims House
Commissioner, and OF choosing Committee nominate
Ward officers, ISAAC WARD WA called TO tbs Chair and
JosErH c PrNcSSEy appointed Secretary
The meeting then proceeded appoin, delegates 10
County Convention. whereupon the following persons
were chosen:
JACOB ACKER, JAMES GOODMAN
J. Ii. PATTERSON.
Retiring Committee of one from each District was then
chosen nominate three persons from each District Is
Committee nominate Ward Officers. The Committee
having retired returned and reported The following
is, Ds,rlet-Johu Renwick George II. Franklin, (. T.
Bishop
Hui.
well.
4h Disuict-Chaancey Pierce, Jacob Acker, Philip l.
Luh
5;h Distric-J +. Bu,,erworth, j. S. L. Cummus S. D.
Jackson. which were approved by the meeting.
Ordered tha, The proceedings be published In The Tr
bune and Courier and Enquirer.
ISAAC WARD, Chairman.
JosEfH c. PIxcKsEY Secretary. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

tDUAKD WANTED-In or near Broad way, between
ID Spuug AID Chambers for gentleman and his wife
and Young lady, They Will require pleasant
on he second or third oo with full board after the Goth Of
April or st of May. Would object private family
where there are other boasders. Address A. B. C. Box
No . Ota Post Office ma0 wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Boarding..

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED-By young Man
- oil retired habits, IN pious private family where the
comforts OF a home be realized Location
niDtes' walk East Cauarn-st Satisfactory references
iy-n and required Address ). y. 5 Branch Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

~ Teeth! Teeth Tech inserted without pain, and
warranted good the natural ones for biting and masuca
ton.
A complete Sc, OF bes, mineral Teeth on fine
gold plates. ~S' w
A set of best mineral Teeth, fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, 10 he worn hy atmospher- 800.
Single Tooth m.................Sl 90 to s. 90
PLUGGING Teeth W ith gold rom............ 1910 80
By DR. JONES corner OF Canai-st and Broadway, en-
trance in Causls mis- Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

~. Mcsmeri.m DIR DoDs will deliver Course OF
SIX Lectures on Philosophy OF mesmem the present
week NJ The Lyce Of Natural History No sol Broadway,
commencing on Monday evening, March .5d al half past
O'clock and continue every evening during the week
The Somuanbuis will examine the diseases OF one
mr. Two persons each evening" and OF the most inter-
esiing experiments Witnessed in Mesmedsm will be
nsrfonned and which asonished snd delighted thou
pnds Admission . cents me- fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

On OON WINDOW SuADES-Consisting OF ev.
cV,OOO cry style and description OF imported and
American Shades sold in this country for sale in
and small quantities. at prices varying from 10 cents
$40 per pair Merchants uphoserers peddlers &c can
ALWAYS select full aod ete OF Shades and
mornings al Kelly Rser's Exclusive Window Shade
Depot, r. 1871 Chstham.st- N. Y.
~ BAH Shades sod At this store are warranted 10
wash. and not adhere by transportation.
Rene nber the aud number.
rn2n lmeodis KELTY & RIKER. ISL Chatham.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

three young OF quiet habits
ID he accommodated with breakfast and ful! board
in genre private boardiDg hous-, by applying No 2o
FuIton-s l,so minutes walk from ST. Paus Church Re
ferenct exchanged mo wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
hin6om 5ba0fs.

A LhIANACs.-The trade supplied with AlInsnacs al
"a the nrire. Of nannfarprng The Trih1ne oirs en4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

BOARD WANTED7ln private family. or where
ID t1err are but few boarders. by gentleman and lady
10 commence on the 18th Of Aprwho desire make per-
arrangements H. after trial the accommodations
satisfactory Iney W iurhi.h ihei own
with email bedroom large pantry attached The gentle
man will dine home only on sunday The ocsron must
be hiu fifteen minuies walk OF The City Hall,
route Terms not 10 exceed S. per week Reieren
cps exchanged Communications stating full particulars
addressed 10 A. p c. III this Office will be attended 10.
MA PITS
A GENTLEMAN aud his wife, without children, can
~ haze. q pleasant faror ana bedroom second door,
wih full board, by early apphcaiion al 40 Chamoers'l
lyil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

IT sales of Household Furniture and other
Proucrty.-F. Cotton Co will give their personal aten-
ton 10 sues Household Furniture during the present
son an heretofore either al their residences or al The stores
No us Fulton or 81 Ann-sL
LIZ Furniture boughlif pretorred ma lmls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

TV,XVI OR THREE single gentlemen he accom-
L modated with hoard and room- 10 ChAInbersst ID
doc, ,Y..r of Broadway. salts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
DOWLING'S ROMANISM

DOW LING , hOIHANISNIj
ILLUSTRATED.
Just Published. Tenth Edition
OF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
~ with D. splendid engragngs Illustrative OF Romanism;
in handsome ornamental binding
Cheevers Lectures the Pilgrims Progress Fourth
edition, with numerous steel engravngs.
Neat and elegant Bookbnding. in ali ia varieties.
E. w. has In preparation the most beautiful and costly
styles OF Pictorial Bindings for Harpers Illuminated Bible,
al the Cheap Bookstore and Bindery, III Futon-si.
lefisu Z. WALKER, III FultonsL
4 n , .rsaa snnpIied With A!papacs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

IT. NIariners' Family Industrial SOciety-The
Annual Meeting of society Will be held "Wednesday
evening, 18th inst, in Markets Church commencing at
hslpnrt seven O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Taylor of Boston has
accepted invitation be present and address the meet
ing and the occasion Will be OF no ordinary interest
1n5i 2us- Mrs. c. TRACY, Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
SCHOOL
DUBLISHED BY PRATT, WOODFORD CO. l5e

PUBLISHED BY PRATT, WOODFORD co. l5e
j PearsL
Olneys School Geography and Atlas, Comsock's Phos-
ophy aud Comsock's other works. including Chemistry
Botony. Physiology Geology and Mneraogy; Bulloos's
admired series OF Grammars, English Latin and Greek
sso Latin Render Latin Lessons and Crsar Greek Rsa
der will be issued OF Mayl Bentrys Pictorial Spelling
Book; Coopers Virgil; Gaardet's School and Family
Dictionary.
p w ( CO. al=o publish Family Bibles, Rolliuss and 10
sephns's Historical and Robnson's History OF England and
Keep all times for sale ne assortment of Blank Books
Paper Quilts Steel Pens aud other Stationery and School
and Classical Books generally which they offer 10 bookse
prcn md Inia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

NEUROLOGICAL LIBRARY .-Horato Hin, sue
L cessor Gurley Il Hill. New York Long Room. l6s
Broadway, will sell this evening valuable Theological LII
bary, containing many editions of South. Bishop TIL
Lei SON Sherlock Erskine. Witsins. Fleetwood, &c.
Also the works OF Jonathan Edwards. in vols. royal
8vo: Kos Palestine, vols; Illustrated Commentary OF
the Bible vols; SCOTS Christian Life; Gurnas Christian
Armor: Hingstenberes Chrutoogy &c &c ltf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-04
SSp1t Wlericp.

pareee6 uuo 2lriifa --@in Brief aeorehlrt
an bic Bsr. Staaten @asette, oatirt ~ Heu'
SrIeanS, 6sbruar Ia, fagt: "Sdl bin ioeben
berihtet pcrben, baB Die 6arrifcu Su Wata'
mores fIdb At 9uHifen Der beltehencen 8es
9ierun9 bon parebes erfidrt bate. @eneral
SIriita murbe als @onlmdnoant Ger norelidieH
sIrmee ab9eieBt, une fcmit 1T Der bcatndtlate
0erfuf, elmer neuen 9fepoIutirn aufs Saupt
asfhIdqen. - Sd, CLAUDE caB man I'D, auf
bicle Tahriht uerlaGeu FAINT" @s 1T bphif
wabrfd,einlit) oae Nriifa's Stele eurt cine
aneere 9,erIon befest purbe, fcbalo man iciue
sibiIdt abneete, uno CT I'D, gegen pareces
erfldrt hattie. = Yarsoes hattie arifta cine
Steae in Der Hs9iernns ciferirt, man mill
abcr fpidcn, nid,t aus Sreunefhaft aeaen itn,
fcnoern uur I'M i'm Torocu cine 6cuolutiou
edeurd, su perbnten, ipeldje CT ilberieu9t flbl'
tc fcbalo or ben prefbenteu Stuhl einnehmen,
fol9en rpirte. gdreee8 mar eemnad, III icp
nen 9Itneun9en ridltig, uno bat in 3eit I'D,
alfo umacrbeu, %. aemeiute Geucluticn burd,
bic ablesun9 bcs Gjen. Slriifa ocrbinoert.--
QEie es nun mieeer fdsint oiirfte man er,par'
ten, fprnn iId eisfe Tadlridht beitdtisen icQte,
caB Yareec6' Heaicrung fir cine 3eitlan9
un9ehtneert frrtbcifcben rpirc. ..
&rieaerifh h. Spdtere 8eridte niel'
tsn caB Slieea infer @ciauoter am l7ten
Sanuar bic Staet Werico fir bic 8ereini9ten
Staatcn uerIafen babe. Cie Mcqierun9 bat
ibm, ipie erwartet mar, feline pdee peripei'
acrt. - 9Iu 14ten Sanuar hat Der Strc9ss
Winiifer einen 8cfehl fur ale unar9efthlcf'
frne Sffi;ere cr9eben lafen, NM dd1 icaIeidl
mad, BEN @rdnscn 81 be9eben uno id, Der
9Irmec am 0iio @raute an;ufdlicsen, fur bic
@rrtbeieiguna ibrer 9iaticualsNedte in 2er'
as. pareccs bat ebenfaIS 9todrid,t an bic
gpuoern6re cr9cben lahcr, tpcrin er befiehlt,
bas oiefeltc inrcrbalb 40 Gagen eas nothige
Aucta Wanridlnft ;ufammen brin9en iclcn,
Inn cine sIrmee bon $4,000 Mann ;n1ammcn
su ifellen I'M Seras an;u9refen nno ben
01tc 9rause III pertbsibisen. - Die jeBt9c
2Irnee 1T 10000 Waun fart. ScOten I'D,
cbi9e @erildte beitdti9en, uno es 1T pahr'
id,einlid oaB fe wabr linc, 70 er9bt es I'D,
caraus, bae parebes ipirfIid, in pcIIcm @rn'
ife III, cine ifarfe Wad,t siIdmmen gu brin,
gen, unc cinen 9ln9riff auf 3eras 81 pd9en.
Soate bies 9efd,eben, 70 III Der Gag fderlid,
niht tpcit sntfernt, all tpeld,em er einen lcl'
den Shritt b6hftens bereuen fpiro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-04
6 Qef q II st.

Nerren Drudcr: Ssractlidl babe
id, leBtc QBcdlc cCn "Hpatricf' fur cine @r'
wiercruu0 ouf bic i'm prrcBhn 'HcputIifd'
ner" crftencnc nno"Sduccna" mtrrldric'
bcne Witthciiuna curd9cietcn. IA nun ilnS
Die Sadlc pom lSidti9fcit III, 10 bin id, 30
cem SdIue 9efcmmen, ielbIt ctwaS 9Genlges
earauf III eripieeeru. Tics mare mir jreod,
nienalS in ben Sinn 9sfcmmsn. hattie id,
niclt uuaercdtenIatc benz jecct Der Sdrei.
Der 70 picl mie moQid, cinen gelinecn snifridl
aab, eericutAen @inwcbncr unisreS 2aun'
Id)ips ole nidt pilcn6 iparen ihre SnotS'
tareu III besahlen, ertlidt. lSas ecr Shret'
bcr hinihtlid, prn 9tcfcrm lagt, ocepeaen
wcGcn mir nid,t III Wcrtsn fcmmrn, eenn
jrecr quite Sur9er i'm Staat it ndtiirlid, ,u
8unicn prn @inidriufun9. - Sein edrauf
Driuoeu abcr, @utId,riftcn al Die GjeItB9es
buu9 su ienern, fir 9tsfcrm biittne, 1T bios
gBinc, uno rurdlauS pen feincm TuBeu, eenn
ties aeIhicht ia iihrlid,. = gEic fam man
rrwarteu, bas cine @cirB9cbuu9 beS Staat6
Gh Hm rni9e wcriac Gittid,riftcn fiimmcru
wirc, pcnn cin dhnlid,rr Jf6rpcr rem g feh(
bic Stoatspcrfe III rcrfaufcu, nit 0e erd Dr.
cher weui0ierS nit 9i | d, a d,.
tuna non I'D, ficB - St iclh @erfahrcu
elmer 2uiammcuitbuna prnTrltsoieneru niht
enpaS lluerhcrtcs. gine Wchrheit pcn eini,
ocu 10000 pcn Tarbtsahler that reu lIus'
Iprud,, oemeinte gRcrsc III pcrfaufcn, nbsr
du6 llriodeu Gle oicllrd,t ipitcr angtfiihrt
pcreen Icncu, oirfte ndtitrIid riee rtdt ac'
id,cbru lin nm III ;ciaeu caf unlere Care
be;ahlcr in cicirm 5duuidip uid,,e perlanesu
aI6 mas rcdt unh bi1ia III, mil id, MIR nod,
rbc ih Idlicer, bemerfcn, eaB aae ihre
5arcn ocrne uuo Willjg tc,ohIeu mcrctu, fcs
baIo Ger be cfphIene Scrforf Ger Staate.
werfe Dor id, ar9an9cn it, 70 eae mir oaourdt
bic Scamtcu an eenfcIben hin IrS wereen,
uuo nctcubci bic Sd,ulc pcrriroert wiro.-
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eanfcn laden bic Safe nrhmol6 non Borne
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trifft, eurd, cen idcu rftcrs dnaefuhrten Ses
fe h (, fd,cn gum Sd,Ins 9ebrdd,t lit. cteiu
Der Shreiber III ct,pa6 III ipdt NIT ftineu
gittld,rficn. - Gos 8oIf hat Dad Seini0e
octban, unc cS erwartct rin ibercinifimmrn'
rcs Narrcn ihrer Tirucr, uno ptnn fieie
Cicnrr uiht oebcrd Ell, 70 1T CO ertihlrdru
tci fimfti9eu Wahlcu, chre parthei llnter'
idtco uur fir lcld,c prrcucu ais ScleBaetsr
III I1immcu bic 9Ield,er Weiuun9 nit eem
lclbcn Tuo. Cie G}eee9rbcr fcfIen uuo niiiIs
lcu cen gEunld, brcr @ruifiiuertsn ausfiih.
rcr, uno icbolo lie tirS nid,t tbuu, uno bad
8ct lenect lie ttnnch miceer mad, Ndrries
bur1, cecr anbcrc eic nidlt Die retten GiciIn,
nunacn hatcu, 70 bnft CO MIR fir feline Iarrs
belt, mcuu c6 redt idwcr grtart miro.
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