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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

PoLlsniNG "THE RUDE DESC HDAHTs
OF ROGER WILLIAMs.'-Thc New York
Atlas, one "f tie | est conducted Demo,
cratic papers in that city, 'ougratu-
Iates the Democracy Of Rhode Island
upon the accession TO their party o
Mr.. Lawrence, the gentleman from New
York, who has been selected by that
party for the second place in their tick
ct. The Atlas says:
I'VE congratulate Rhode Island that
so bic and so honorable man as Will
liam Beach Lawrence has become one
OF her citizens by adoption; anared
confident that the pure democratic seed
,hirh he will SOW on her soil, will en-
tighten, liberaize, and polish, the rude
descendants of Roger W WilIiams."
We were somewhat at tss to under
stand by what process Mr.. Lawrence
Lad attained his citizenship in Rhode
Island We knew that it could not be
by residence, Tor the Newport News
assures us th.t his residence dates from
tie 10Th of April last. 1t is by the "a-
d0ption" Of the Democratic party. II
they adopt" a man We suppose that
makes him citizen, according to their
construction Of the constitution, if in
deed they condesccnd to construe an in
strumeut which they hope SO soon to a
bo!ish.
And Mr.. Lawrence is going 10 Glib
eraIize and polish the rude descendants
OF Roger Williams" is hc2 II is very
Mind ol him. The people ofRhodc Is
land are somewhat rude we will not
deny quaint antiqualcd; and peculiar
in some OF Their customs, one Of which
is TO prefer Rhode Island men TO Gil
their places OF honor and trust. Mr.
Lawrence Is Il very polished man. well
educated, Of fine abl tiles. and Of Il per
soutl character against which we have
not word TO say. In everything ex-
ccpt his ignorance OF Rhode Island in
stltulIons, habits aud feelings, and in his
want OF Rhode Island sympathics, We
dare say he would make "A very good
Lieutenant Governor. But somehow
We like this "ruue," hearty character
of which our Democratic li,ud of II c
New York Atlas complains, and which
he says will be corrected and pol she'd
10y graduate VI Tammuny Hal, who
has come here tenlo tighten and "Iiber-
aize" us. /, may be very bad taste
in Us, but we confess that we prefer
the rudcness and roughncss of tie na-
tive material to all the foreign polish
that it is capable of receiving; aud we
would rather have for Governor some
honest intelligent even although some
what rude" Rhode Island man, than
the most polished New York lawyer
that ever a le a speech in Tammany
/ lall.-Pror. yOurHdi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

The Nova ScotiaJournaIs report that
Lord Grey has refused to comply with
the address Of the Legislature Of that
Province, TO remit foreign vessels 10
enter into the coasline trade, pending
negotiations going on with the United
s~,N.s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

6- On the Indictment the State VS.
Oh Ids and Kane, the Jury were unable
to agree. Friday evening,-and the pa
pers were taken from them. Saturday
morning a new Jury was taken up. and
the prisoners were again tried and found
not guilty of Burglary, but guilty OF Lar
ceny. They we're sentenced to three
years each in the States Prison. Brown
the colored boy, previously plead guilty,
and WAS used as witness against his
associates. After the verdict against the
other two he retracted his plea OF guilty
of Burglary, and plead guilty of Larce-
ny he was sentenced to one year in
the States Prison. The Court then ad-
journed to meet again according TO law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
Laws Of the United States.
By AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC ACTS.
Passed dmring the second session Of the
Thirfy-frst Congress.

PUBLIC ACTS.
Passed dnring the second session Of the
Thiriy-frst Congress.
(PusLlc-No. 2.)
RESOLUTION directing the disiribu-
ton Of the WORKS of Alexander Ham
ilton, and for other purposes.
Resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled
That the Secretary Of the Senate and
the Clerk of the House Of Representa-
tives be, and they hereby are directed
to distribute, by mail or otherwise, the
works now being published ty author
ilp of CoLgress known rs the works Of
Alexs ndrr Hamilton, in the manner fol-
lowing, 10 wit To the Presl ent Of the
United States, one copy; TO the libra
ries of the different Departments of the
Postmaster General and the Attarney
General, one copy each to each mem-
ber OF the present Senate and House
of Representatives, one copy; to the
Office of the Secretary Of the Senate,
FIVE copies to the Library ofthe House
OF Representatives., ten copies 10 the
Library OF Congress, six copies; 10 IL
braries Of the State and Terr tories Of
the Union, each one copy 10 the
10 the Smithsonian Institute, one copy /;
to the Military Academy and the Nav
al School at Annapolis, each one copy /;
to the Joint Committee on the Library,
for the purpose of international ex-
change, twelve copies I; to Mrs. Eliza
Hamilton, five copies to such colleges
and literary institutions as shall be de-
signated by the present Committee OH
the Library, one hundred and twenty
copies.
SIC. 2. And be it fur her resolved -
That, as the appropriation heretofore
made for the editing and publication. Of
said papers is inadequate, the Joint
Commitlce on the Library be, and they
hereby are. eml owered 10 sell the undi.-
irlbu,ed residue OF the copies Of said
work; and hat the proceeds of such sale
be applied by said committee. in aid OF
the said appropriation, to dcfray the ex-
pen,e of editing and publishing said
works.
SIC. 8 And be it further rcsolved,-
That the works Of the late John Adj
ans, pull shed and being published,
tor which the Congress OF the United
States have subscribed, be dis ribuied
in the same manner AS is herein provid-
ed for the distribution Of the works OF
the laie Alexander Hamilton, except
the five copies TO Mrs. Eliza Hamil-
ton.
SRc.4 And be i, further enacted
That the Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatIves be, and he is hereby, instruc-
ted TO deliver TO each member Of the
present Congress, one copyo' the eighth
volume of the American Archives; and
Ior this purpose he shall use the two
hundred and nineteen volumes Of The
Archives paid for at the las, session Of
Congress, and purchase a Sufficient
number of volumes to supply the detic-
lcncy.
Approved, February 81, 1861.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

"If was announced by Mr.. Daw-
son in Congress, on Saturday, that NJ
the end ol the current fiscal year The
public debt ofthe United States will a.
mount to one hundred millions oi do
lars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

A great Cathedral is projected by The
Roman Catholics in Washington City.
IL 10 estimated to cost 81, 100000, and is
10 be paid Gor by contributions from all
the Catholics in the Union, and by do.
inIions from Europe. A lot Of ground
'0o setsauars sas J,sn secured ic u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

A translation OF verse by Nautilus
Claudius, German wit and poet, runs
as follows:
When in Paradise Adam sleeping laid.
Woman from ont his aide wss made,
Poor Adam father Of ali our ~oes.
Thy fret sound sleep b.eom. tn, is,, rspo..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

Commodore Stockton, the newl y cleo
ted u. S. Senator of New Jersey, in a
speech delivered at Trenton, since his
election, declared himself in favor OF
protecting American industry. He ex
pressed himself in the following une-
quivocal language.
He had been made the standard
bearer of the State and on that staLd-
ard he should inscribe Agri ulture Man
uacturcs, aud Commerce. These II
was his duty to protect In these COZ =
sisted the prosperity and happiness OF the
State. He meant to stand up for these
interests. and So far as in himl lay gre
them all the pr'te' ton MUi u Tas pe'Sl
bic TO procure for them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

The Governor of Massachusetts has
appointed Thursday The lOth Of April
next, to be observed rs Il Day OF Fasting
aud Prayer throughout the Common
wealth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

A golden crown cannot cure the bead
ache, nor a velvet slipper give ease to
the gOui, nor a purple robe tray away
surnirg isre.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

"We copy the following article
from the Providence Journal, and cer-
tainly think that Gov. Anthony has
touched of the youthfM candidates in
his happiest vein.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
SPAIN
EGYPT

II would appear by news from Alex
andria that the Pcrta has required the
vlcrcy OF Egypt to reduce his army to
10000 men: place his fleet at the die
posal ofthr Sultan. and comply with
many minor arrangements of an equal
ly unsatisfactory character The pract
caI reply 10 this has been that Tie vie
eroy has ordered new Ievies of 10000
men for his land fnrces, aud $4,000 Tor
his navy. and he threatens To resist the
SuIlan's demands, Unnecessary, by force
OF arms
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
INDIA AND CHINA.

The overland mail has reached Lon
don. The news from India by this
mail is to the l7th Jan. from Bombay
The interview betwran the Governor
General and Gholab Singh took place
on the 26th Dec, aud was celebrated
with much splendor. Sir Charles M
pier has arrived at Bombay, on his re-
turn home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
RUSSI A

Letters from st Petersburg Of Feb.
9th mention That the Emperor's assent
has been given to the marriage OF the
Grand Duchess Catherine daughter Of
tn. late Grand Duke Micha with the
Youngest son OF the Grand Duke Of
Mecklenburg Stre'itz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
q T"F WV
POLAND

The Hamburg correspondence of tie
Times informs us, on the authority oil
travellers, who have latel ly travelled
through Poland, that an enormous Rus
sian army has been concentrated in an
imposing and IN nacing position. III the
kingdom of Poland. and that rumors of
an important expedition are freely cir
culatcd among the various corp. oi that
army.
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8SpblfeileS 9pif0el6.

DIM ndbffsn 1ifsn Suli rpirb bns idoon mebrs
mals srndbnte neue pctQefes in QSirfuna tres
tsn unb ale llntsrfhreibsr tsS "Qberalen Seos
bahters," bic bsnfslbsn an irasno Elm Ycifamt
in Serfs Sauntp esfbidt befcmmsn, merosn
Don ienem Sage an fen Yoit9elb msbr tesabs
Ten brauben. Ole peld,e ouserbob bsm @auns
~ uno nitbt iibsr so WeiIsn BON Msobina mcbs
nsn, brauben nur 90 &ent8 poif9sIo fur baS
ganse Sabr Su besabten.
Dies 1T eins bebeutenos Grfparnis fur bic aes
fsr unb fcIts als cine natirlids SoIee nob pies
K bsmsesn ibrs Ramen alS llntsrfbreiber fur
ben "Sscbaebtsr" eintraasn su Ia0sn.
Da bas nsue VoffasfsB ben Yoffmeifsrn i'm
&auntp burbaus feline Bsr9itun9 erlaubt fur
taS HustbsiIsn Der 3situpasn, Die an ibre rsfp.
pOifdmtsr ssfdidt msrosn,fc srbistsn mir uns,
tbsm Dcifmsiffsr Der einsn Yaf BON 8 oeer
msbr 3eitunesn erbd!t, Cine unent9slblib su
fdhidsn, alS cine flsins gntfhdoiauna fir feline
mibe. Ssber Yoffmeiifer, Der nod, fsinsa Dad
ron meniaffsns 8scbad,tsr srbdlt, follte fit
takr bsmibsn bis gum 1ffsn Suli sinsn fclbsn
dufsumatkn. 9E,sr wrb Der grffe fsin?
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ten, prcSsrsnosn, 3sugsn, &C. Sebrdn9t pca
mar, Wuroe cine Ndubsrei periibt, rpeldDe NIT
fsbr pofIirlibsn llmlfdnbsn bs9lsitet tuar. pr.
Sudsr uno feline tablrsibsn Safe Isgtsn (b tur
9swobnlbsn Stunos ju Bette unb na6 elmer
Hadt bon tisfsm, un9sif6rtsm Sblafs, eruats
te am Dlor9sn jsbsr Wuttsriobn BON ibnen
rodlos unb bcfsnlcs. Sr9eno Elm psrWsssnsr
9eb bate iidb wdbrsnb oerNabt in ibv SbIaf'
Smmsr sin9sfblibsn unb jsbsn Ssssn &lsioun9
bon jsber i'm 6aufs befnofsn Ssele entwens
bet uno fort9stra9sn. Nls bic Sbatiadbe bsfailt
unb bsr Borfaa bs9rifsn rpuroe, fo0sn Die fsis
osrlofen @dife cine @ruppe bon lsbenben Sils
bern Don Der ls>intsrsffantsitsn art barsss
felt BADEN, unb bic Ssraubhn fslbif labtsn
bsr;ld iiber bic lddsrlide Si9ur, bic jsosr
fbnitt aIs Iis fbsu umbsrfbltsm um bre
psrmibtsn &leiSer aufufufsn. 70 ,par jsSob
nbt lange, biS man bic psrmistsn &lelosr in
oem 6fsntlibsn Sisrsf Der Staot auf einem
!oaufsn fano, wobin bic 9isbe iis setra9sn bats
ten; unb nun fam Der ernifbafteife Sbel Der
@sibibts ans qibt; jehe Safbs par burbs
fud)y jebsr rotbs Gent roar oaraus 9eplinosrt
rporbsn, ale waren lser. Webrsrs @m9rans
ten psrlorsn ibrs sanss SaarIbaft, uno bic Der
&ourt bewobnsnbsn 2tbpofatsn Warsn auf 9Iel'
dem Sus NIT ibrsn @lenten bsruntsr9strabt
mslbe ibnsn Sa9s Suuor ibre 9slbbsutsl 9s'
fpidt batten. @tWas iber $400 mar Der Ves
ra9 bes Naubss, wslben Der 9ieb oapon tru9,
unb babel ent9ien9 er 9aR; unsnteeft Tetstr.
Gin @sftbt NIT SbIanssn.-
6r. @briifian Ninsr, BON SIo'qbanon Sauns
ibip, wslbsr am lsstsn Otonta9 9efbdfts nee
gen am SurndS Ssr9e War, traf auf jmei etpa
Sus lanss fbwarSs Sbanssn, wslds ffb,
anffatt 9lsib 81 sntfieben, 9e9sn ibn aufltsu'
ten gum @sfsbt uno er bate cine 3sit lang
allies mas or tbun fonnts iu ibaffsn um lis pom
Qsibe su balten.-@nblitb 9slan9 es ibm, cine
berIslbsn Su tcbten uno bic Nnesre entWibte.
@atifornisn n Qibanon Sauns
Itp.-Wdbrsnb bem sbsn per1c1tnen Srlblln9
uno Ycrs ommsr murbsn bsrsits nbsr 200
Sonnen rsibbalti9sS &uper'@rS BON Dem ers'
bsrae bsi Der @crnmaaSurnd6 in Saoselbanon
Saun1bip 9s9rabsn, na6 Dem Sanal 9sbrabt
unc iobann nab einsm clflitbsn Warfte pers
fbift. Oisiss @rslaesr fbsint BON 9roBsrem
1Sertb III fsin, al6 pisls Der SclosrSsea9sr in
@alifornien fnD.
CINE @eitbdlfm- BIr entnsbmn
0abffebenbes esm 9torrstaun 0Satbman pom
IL SUM: 8orias QBotbs ffarb in Sbsr:9ubs
lin Saunfbip cine 80 Sabre otte TraW Has
nsns gnlabstb wOlfnssr bic felt LANCER 3sit
aan, ausin in sinsm flsinsn SduSbsn Wobnts,
bio Dor stwa 6 WOnatsm Wo Iis beS 8siffan'
oss elmer Rabbarin bsn6tDist mar. 9s bats
ts osm lGsncr ben Wertb ibrss 9srmt9sns inns
msr auf $500 anss9sben, pon bsren Sinfen ite
,u lsbsn babe, unb um @rIaGune bss Sarss 9s'
bstsn, ba bic 3infsn eaum fir ibrsn asbtnsun'
terbalt binreihtsn, mas br aub sep6bnlib
vsrwiai9t wurbe, ba man ibur Wnsabs nlbt
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fabren, Oh bic MiI6 einen fOIben @ai=
iersufas entbalte, brin9t man einen 1ro'
pfen berielben auf oen Oaumennasel
bleibt Der Sropfen bod ffeben, 70 1T Die
Milb rein. 3erflisbt Der Iropfen, 70 1T
bic Milcb nit Bafer perfect. Diefe
probe 5u perbinoern, permiibt man oft
bic Wlb nit oinnem Stdrtefleiiter ODER
elmer 1bfobun9 bon 6afersrtee uno oers
elei6en, bod AUDI oieie Sdli6un9 ldbt fi6
leibt erfennen, oa eini9e Sropfen Soos
auf0funs Die 70 perfdlfbte Mld blau
fdrben SOB beiiet bic ei9entbdmlibe Gi=
eembaft. pem es ouf @ebl uno mebl=
baltise Stoffe sebrabt spirb, eine blaue
Sarbe berpor5ubrin9en.
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wurbs Die Slafbe rpslbe iie entbislt in sinsn
Sbranf 9eifelt, um in Elm ODER trUei Sa9sn
luisber 9sbraubt ju rperesn. Obne sttpas bon
blefer Safe ~ rpifsn ging or. 8. an ben
9branf, fbuttste Elm Sbel Der Miftuna in
elm @laS unb tranf BARON, bspor sr bic Ratur
bsS @strdnfS sntbsdts. sSn furHr Ssit wurbsn
bic QSirfun9en bapon pcasnbS in feinsmSpifsm
entluidslt uno feline qsibsn warsn fsbr fbmsrss
lib. Nm Scnnta9 Qbsnb par fsin 3uifanb
st,pas bsfsr uno man bate 6ofnun9, oas ct
nisoer 9sneien rusrbe.
qaneaifsr II. SUM. SSbtlibs II NJ
slId8fdas.-4m Srstas Dor adt Saesn
muros Gin etwa Is Wcnate altsS Scbnlsin
oss j6rn. @scrs &utt, wobnbaft in Der Wuls
bsrrDffrase in bisfr Stabt, 70 fbwsr perbribt,
oae fsin Sob in wsnissn Sa9sn barauf srfol9ts.
2lm 25. poreen Wlonats ertranf elm stpa
;n6lf Sabre alter Gobn bss 6rn. 2amrsnts
Joippd in bsm &anal bsi Maristta, alS sr fub:
ts fsinsn put aus Dem Wa0sr bsraus;ulanssn,
,pslbsn Der 9Sinb binsin9sbafsn bate. 8olfsfr.
Sranbififtun9sni in &olumb | a.
Die gtaot Columbia pirb nob INNER bon
Sranoififtsrn bsunrubi9t. Der uGpD" bsridbs
tst, oa6 lib in bsr porlsstsn 9Seds brei Ssusr
bafslbff sutru9en oaS brittle purbs ebsn nod
ssti9 sntbedt, um cine wabrfbeinIib febrernfts
bate Ssusrsbrunft ~ psrbnbsrn. cSn Der
9isnsta9snabt UNI un9sfdbr IL llDr, muroen
Die Sir9sr burb Seusrldrm auf9efbrsdt, inc
bsm man fanb, bas cine Der 5nterlaGsnibaft
osS psrifOrbsnsn 9r. s. 9. Slarflcn su9sb6ris
9s Sbsusr, esls9sn i'm flbpeiflibsn She'll Der
Gtaot, in Sranbe ffonb, welbe 9dnstb sin9ss
dIbsrt muros. Sn Der Mttmobsnadt um
unasfdbr llbr, nuroe Elm neulidb BON s. s..
Miff1in, @iq. gum Sobaftrofnen srribktss 9e'
rdumi9ss Soaus, 9els9en un9sfdbr sins balte
W1sie BON Der Stobt, burb Ssusr Serlf6rt.
0m 9onnerifa9 Wor9en wuree Elm Seuer aut
Dem bintsrn Sbsils Der Qotte bsS Or. .. &obs
rer entbedt, in snsm S3aufen bon Neili9Bol;
uno anbern lsibt entjunbbarn @s9enifdnoen.
9a6 Ssuer war wobrfbsinlib in Der porbsrs
asbenosn Tabt an9els9t worben, uno pdre es
nibt isiti9 sntbedt woresn, plros ss ltb Ssn
! nabs ifsbsnbsn Stdllsn unb anbern bSljsrnsn
@sbduben mit9stbsit Dabsn, in pslbsm Sale
elm ausesbsbntsr 8rano uirbe sntfanoen fein
Diefs Seusr uno orsi falfbe SsuerldrmRn,
Wsltbs iib i'm qaufs bon a Ta9sn Suastra9sn
babsn, (tsmsrft Der nSpp') bspsifsn oeutIit.
bas Der @sift Der Sranofiftun9 rpieee untst
uns bsrrId)t uno oas fIb Msnfbsn in unfsrsr
Neihs bsfnbsn, ,psldbs nibt anffsbsn baS tsuf
liIds Bsrf Der Inlssune Der Sranofadsl aus:
suibsn. 60 1T unmtsIib su faesn, mas BIZ
NbIbt bisfsr Msnfbsn lit, lnbem nob nj dDi
Der ssrinsfs esitfoesn bmfbtlib Der Sbdtsr o.
Der Der Bsws9erinbS wopOn its anSetrsben
msrosn, an cas ebt ssfcmmsn 1T.
Gin btbff poIGr!i der auf rift.
Dor einissn WOfsn, aIs bic court in paris
qamar @auntp, in Ssras, in Sisuns par uni
aIs bas Salfbaus tss Srn. Sufsr BON Nbpcfa
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GeaSii1a, Seu 24. Suit 1851.

G5-Y. B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBAcHTER, at his Offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston.
D9. W. GAD9, Esq, at his Office, "E.
San's Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
Of our authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper.
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etin Building, Philadelphia, is one ofour Agents
and duly authorized to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for this paper.
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Sis ndbst Stoffs BON jsbsr 9lrt, pisI senausr
unb rsssImdsissr wis ls NIT Der 6ano ssndb'
ct rpsrbsn f6nnen uno psrribtst fcpisl Wrbsit in
sinem Gage Wie 80 Bic 40 @bnsosr Ober Rd'
berinnsn in hsrislbsn 3sit. Die Mafbins fc>
ifst $l25. QSir SwsikIn Oh lis bier psI Sdus
fer finosn Uirb.
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Sas Concert Der Sertpprtb Tamilie,
am 0ienffa9 abenc, mar siemIi6 3ablrei6 bcubt IL.
bic aenungcn Der &IufIer sabeu poIle Sefricoigung
sSob ener Der 3ub6rer perIeb bas Concert Obne ben
gSunfb, bab beie ausse5ei6nete multaliI6e Samilie
unlere Stabt balb pieber beIuben m6fte
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Die Grnte. Die Scuernte mar pdbrno Der
pOrsen Nots in bisIer 6egeno in poIlem 6an9e unb
ipurbe bon bem ft0nffen aSetter beghnifist. Der
Grtra9 III reibIb unb tpirb gut beimsebra6t gSenn
pos ettcr 70 siniig bIcibt, bic Gru6ternte balb
foIoen, bic ebenfaas rebIiden @rtras perIpridf
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Gin tpeibiid5er Sd)Wtnoler.-Stirilib
fam cine Dame, bic alss Nnftbsn non Nsid).
tbum unb 6sfpsftatitdt bate, in Stemart's
mobioen trofnemaaren Stcbr, am Stoabpap,
Jtsu 9)crf, faufte sinen @bawl bt. $500 fos
ifets, uno ls9ts Sur Se;ablun9 cine $1OOO0cts
auf bic Sanf BON Qmsrifa bin. Der Qaeenoies
nsr lpslbsr me9en Der Iebtbsit ber gtots 8srs
ead)t beate, 9in9 bsrliber nab Der Sanf unb
frua ben @aflirsr, Der lis alS dtt srFannte.-
Der Webfd wuros ibr barauf sn9sbdnoi0t
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