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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-06

HOME MANUFACTURE.
F1NHE undersigned is manufacturing gents
i Boots and Shoes, Of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles are made of the
hest French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
CO skins, end by the best of workmcn.
Also, ladies' and misses boots, buskins and ties,
of every description.
Gents who wish neat article OF boots that will
tit the foot as well as to suit the eye, will please
call at E. Wallis second door east of Main, JEFF
ferson street, where they can be furnished as good
and low any other establishment in the state.
Burlington. oct II, 80 T.. WALLIS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-06

Winter G Gods Hats. Caps and Clothing.
i STURGIS x SON respectfully invite the at
- tention of their friends and the public general
ly to their fresh supply of Hats, Caps and
which having been bough. for CASH. at the closing
out Of the market in st Louis, and at very low pri
ces, they will sell lower than ever. Their stock Of
Plush and otter Caps is very large-also, full as
sortment Of Boys and Childrens' Cloth and Boys,
Plush Caps. The finest and cheapest Over Coats,
Dress and Sack Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Draw
ers, Under Shirts, Cravats, ETC., ETC., in the
ket. Call and see. burlington. Jan. 9, 1851
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-06
"A CAR ID

THE Subscriber his most grateful acknowledge
his friends and the public, for the patron
so literally extended him since he has been in bnsness
and tax this opportunity solicit continual
his present stand, (Fear Creeran's ole stand)
where pains will be spared to give full and entire
faction. WIN GARRETT.
Rur ipytpn Ia,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-06

ALso-A general assortment Of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Gloves. Hosiery, ETC., which we are pre-
pared to sell upon the most reasonable terms.
GROCERIES.
We have just received the largest stock Of Gro
Ceries we have ever offered in this market among
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-06

LNAMILY GROCERIES, The subscriber has JUS
T. received from Boston, fresh stock OF Family
Groceries, &C., which he offers to sell as low as
they can be bought we st oftae Allegheny mountains
Oct c4,1S50 THOMAS HEDGE
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COOKING STOVES.

COOKING STOVES.
s$sA THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
ID great variety Of Cooking stoves, among
SANwhich the following described patterns may
be found, viz:
Extra Air Tight; Irving Air Tight;
Queen of the Prairie; Bucks Double Oven;
Eureka Air Tight; Continuation Air Tight;
A!so-Heavy plate premium Stoves, together with
full and complete assortment Of Parlor, Box, 10
and plate Stoves all of which offered for sale
low for cash. fDec 81 PRUGH& COOK
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-06

CKATES: a full assortment, with or without
= straps for sale at tdeci2) GRlFFlTHS CO
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- BBLs ALCOHOL, of superior quality, Just re-
eJceived and fol sale wholesale and retail by
june 10. $50 L BURNAP, Burlington
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
MECHANICS FAIR!

TTNHE Worcester County Mechanics Association will hold
L its Third Exhibition of Ma ufactures and Mechanic
Arts, in The City of Worcester, commencing TUESDAY,
(P. NJ the SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ample room pow9r. and Gvery att non proper and
convenient will be furnished contributors for the display of
various articles offered and dnterested and efficient per-
sons constitute the Reporting Committees"
BIZ reference to the reports of former Exhibitions, it
would there have been but few contributions Ger
tam manufactures upon some OccGsionS-(for instance,
at one time cotton wooden goods having few represent
tativesat another, machinery boot and shoes Should
this be Who, in this great enerprising and "goOd old
County OF Worcester" believes this may be remedied
at once! Not person-n0, not one.
Perhaps somewhat extended and earnest appeal (by
way OF notice. to the Mechanics Manufacturers and Arti
sans might he deemed pr per and excusabe at this time
but is believed that the disadvantage and seregrei al
ready too well known to many who have heretofore
trained from exhibiting specimens of their workn anship
skill. and Ingenuity will prove sufficient them
while those who haze cOnfTib1tted will be ready
trust, to do the like again.
Long notices seldom read, and the impression
would here endeavor give all contained in these few
wods-Let the Mdnufactoriss, Workshops, Studios &c.
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, AND THE STORY Is
A Word to the Ladies.-You have added, (hy
deeds and presence much to the interest and variety oor
mer Exhibitions for which the Association feels highly hon
ored and obligated and appeal Kind gen
crosby and aid at THIS TIME will meet ready respos
from ALL
MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, &c, will be awarded, as the in
venons and articles exhibited shall merit, and a
invitation to contribute herewith in behalf Of the As
ISOLATION, respectfully extended ALL either residents
this other States trnst nothing may prevent the al
gest and most interesting display of Mechanical taste, skill
and art yet given on Y ankee land"
Contributors of articles Ofmagnitude requiring
power, earnestly solicited inform the Superintend
ent, before August 25th, the amount OF
power req nired, and description of machine.
u Contributions will be received from the LIST to TIL
18th of eptember inclusive during which It's hope
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received
that may be properly and ctoriy arranged
JOHN BoiDEN, Superintendent.
Worcester, June 49, 1851. je25-dwistf
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a CARD.


AldnuldCGuAC CHS LII uGud1 IRE INSURANCE W,
VIE Anua Meeting OF The haBuactureIs Mutual Fire
Il lnsn CHmpany will be held at the said Cumpa-
ny's O &c, III Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the first day
of oct neat at O'clock A. M for the choice of Of
hccrs - year ensuing and tor the transaction of sucn
other BIS .Css As may come before said meeting
SAMUEL ALLEN, Secretary.
Wor, tster, sept. 10, 1851. sepl3 d,ocl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
1.-THE Cash system ~

great inducements offered 'sCash customers,
IA in various quarters would remind frienus and
"the public generally" that pe do not refuse CASH
while fdUor of the scash ystem for such Of our
customers asfnd IL Convenient dd0pI willing to
accommOda the trust worthy who desire it, with rea
sonabe credit And whether for Cash or Credit we shall
sell as iow positively and probably shade soer than
any Grocery store in the city, We would respectfully in
wife all persons having occasion purchase goods
line, TO call at sour Store" ~ No 90 Soulhbridge ST. On
and notice what large quantities of Sugars Teas Coees
Moasses, Fonr Butter Cheese and other groceries we
selling daily both Tor Cash and credit and trhat err
ceeding fowprices. DEXTER, STONE & co.
Worcester, August Goth, 1851. dlnl& WV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
FAIRS.
THE WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
Will hold its Thirty-third Annual
CATTLE SHOW AND FLOWING

At worcester, Thursday, Sept. Is, 1851.
Inc ADDRESS before the Society, wH be delivered By
JOHN 5. C. KNOW LTON, Esq,
Of Worcester.
A DiNNER for the Society and its guests will be pro-
"A Vlded IN WARREN HALL, by Messrs. GREEN d Rich
ARDsoN oil the Worcester House, where tickets ma be
persons who intend to become competitors in the
FLOWING Match reminded that the time Of entry there
tor VIII expire on the 9Th day of September
M Mho INTEND 10 exhibit "any species of Stock !" are
particularly requested TO made their entry thereof as early
DIS piaCcane on the day previous to that of the show
me premiums Offered by the Society liberal in amount
anu n number The honor of being successful competi
tor should be Of higher value
The reputation of the Society is in the hands of s
sers With proper exerton on their mart its rank among
Its SISTER societies may be advanced still higher The Trus
tees ieei confident that their inclination 10 make liberal
contributions from their Pastures Fncks their Daire
and Herds, will equal their ability. Thus will the Yeoman
ry OF the County best honor themselves.
Per order.
VIM S. LINCOLN Rec Sec'ry.
Worcester, Sept !, 1851. sep2-dwtI7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
horticultural Hall,

TNHE Worcester County Horticultural Society have
termined to hold its eleventh annual exhibition in Il
new
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. September 10, 1851.
GIIARLES MASON, Esq, Commissioner of Insolven-
within md for the County of this day
issued Warrant against the joint separate Estate of
MOSES NJ. CHASE and GEORGE II. WHEELOCK, both
of eominser, Comb manufacturers. and co-partner
der tbs firm OF Chase & Wheelock, insovent debtors, and
the payment any Debts the delivery of any property
belonging said insovent Debtors to them for their
and the transfer of any property by hem forbid
den by law.
be held Court OF Insolvency. the office of said
Commissioner in Fitchhurg said County, the 25h day
OF Sept current 10 O'Clock the forenoon The proof
Of debts and the choice Of assignee assgnees of their
Estate. WILLIAM II. YOUNG, ID. 5.
sepl3d3tw2t Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES,
FOR 18 51!.

The Signs of the Times advancement,-
Progression in every art;
In every trade and profession,
Each labors to get the first start
Yet some who've the start cannot keep it;
They soon get put out of their place;
But MACuLLAR, IN spite OF all others,
Has long been the first in the
The Signs of the Times improvement,
And greatest perfection of skill;
And none expect be foremost,
Without both the means and the will.
MAcULLAR Of both hath possession,
Combined with the greatest of art;
And these may he sure by all corners,
Who visit his wonderful mart.
The Signs of the Times show that goodness
Must still be with cheapness combined;
And garments cheap, tasteful, and useful
At the mart of MAcULLAR you'll find.
Clothes made in a style of perfection,
Which no other store show;
And offered at prices the public
Are apt to think almost too tOu.
The Signs of the Times are a craving
For all that is novel TO view;
And MAcULLAR is always presenting
Some fabric or fashion that's
Then hasten to pay him VISIT
Ere you list to another days chimes;
For you'll find that his mart is a temple,
Astounding with Signs of the Tmes.
Macullar. Williams & Co.
Dealers I'm Custom Ready Made Clothing,
STORE NO. 2 PIPER'S BLOCK. CLOTHING BAZAAR
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
myl5-dwtf 172 MAIN ST.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
A Lot of Chandeliers for Burning Oil

nNE large one, with twelve burners and two small ones
~ with four burners each Four Fountain Chandaers
with four burners each Three do with three burners
each, and large Entry Lamp, with glass lantern lot
Of Side Lamps and FIX ures, together with chi nneys and
shades for the above ready for USE 6f
Also-TwO Chandeliers, with six lights each for h,rp,,,
Fluid nearly new and four Bracket Buneis together with
shades completes.
The above will be sold cheap for the reason tina, the c
have introduced gas into the city building For furtbs,
particulars inquire of DAVID GLEASON City Messenger
NJ the City Hall. sepLdwsf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

on Front street, in W uIcester.
The undersigned have be appointed a committee to
max the ssary arrangements therefor.
The Hall will he opened to the public on "Wednesday, the
18th day of September next, O'Clock, p NJ and
tnue open day and evening until the close of the exhibition
the evening OF the Friday following
The spacious II ali of the Society will date and
req re much greater Of tables than have been
heretofore occupied and the committee respectfully but
earnestly invite the operation Of all, who
any way interested in the Obj of the Society, by
rbutng Literally OF the products OF their gardens and
cards aid them in making the exhibition alike credita-
bic TO the Society," and useful to the public.
In consequences of the great expense attending the
ton of their bnildng the Society have been compelled
WITHHOLD for the present year. the premiums hch have
been usually offered, but they rely the upon the
zeal of he members and the good will of the pGbic
make the occasion far surpass in inter st all previous exhibit
billions.
1t has been generally conceded quite recently that
the Worcester County Apples surpassed these exhibit
ed by any other Society in the State Probably that dis
tncOn has not justly belonged The last IL
will be just reprOach hprticuliuriss If
they permit honor highly priced, TO be lost
without serious effort 10 retain it.
The various contributions will be ned by commit
tees selected with reference their special knowledge of
the department signed them, and will be taken to
strict justice and impartiaty.
onrbuors requested to send in their articles
early possbl, The week of exhibition give time for
their Oper arrangement. They also particularly
quested specify what disposition shall be made OF their
specimens after the exhibition.
On Saturday, the goth, 10 O'Clock, NJ the fruits be-
longing 10 the Society will be sold public auction and
all specimens which not csimed by their owners
M, VIII be considered relinquishedto the So
ID. WALDO LINCOLN VIM M RICKFORD
GEO. w RICHARDSON d SaMESSI NIGER
CHARLES rAlN ssNur1 r, AZ. ASsEL LAkIN,
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
Worcester, August 13, 1851 w5t
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POCKET BOOK LOST!

I OST, between Cherry Valley and Clapville Sent TO-
Il 4 MEMORANDUM POCKET BOOK containing one
Note for $50 co. drawn by H. MERRILL, Millbury, pay
and one Note of $275O0 drawn by HIRAM HoAR PAYABLE
on demand and endorsed. Whoever has found the said
Pocket Book will be literally rewarded by returning it 10
JOHN A. HUNT, Pleasant Falls, or at this Office
~ The payment of the notes has been stopped and
they will he of no to any person but the owner
Worcester, Sept IL, 1851 sepl2 d3*
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wobnsn stwa 1000 Bhrssr Der Sr.@taatsm.

,pcbnen et,pa 1000 Birssr oer Ser.Staatsn.
Die @orcnsrss llntrfubuns esr llmfdnbs,
wslbs oas Suilmmsnifcbsn Der Dampfb6s Os
bio uno StoGton psrurfabtsn, brabts nibtS
HsueS ibsr bisfsIbe su Sage. Der aotfs unb
bic Ssmannuns, Der Sto6ton, eapitdn uno
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be bic Stodton sinsn 6aupttbsil bet S6uo
am llnsllt. Sr. Yrsis.
Gin Mittcl sesen bas Srlifrn Der 6hbner:
ausen: = O1an TRACE itatt Der Gsbube oper
Stiefeln Sancalen, ooer mas nod better ilt-
imam ecbe baarfu6-Summis96ube ltnp
~ ,parm i'm Sommer.
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sebe ih sius ooer 3peimal in pie STRIDE, naeb
ber bsiuhe ih einen Sefannten obcr srbe ipa.
3ieren, lcIe ober mae6e mir fcult 8e(hdfti9una
Sobn. Dah, ea ma'd ids teGer, ttatt
oefen 9ebe icb in'e Wirtbsbaus, ba per9cbt
Die 3elt pieI anaenCbmCr, cas matht Ulel mebr
DliItr. Q8c8u uis Oas &rebenseben? SD
alaubc 9u fommit IN cciuem >rten nibt CUR
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9ctdrtcn Seitcn aan5 unpaheno unc nnntB 1T.
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SD Fam ater audi niht cinIcben, pa6 Das
Wrtbsbaus9cben nctbwenbiser oper bcder
1T; Slr6en unD wirtbsbduier tnp notbwens
Oia nno nicbt umicnft pa; rcb slau6e icb, oaB
IN clcicm frcicn >anpe &eincr se3wunacn it,
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70 Sir cae 8cdt auaeltebc bn5uaebsn 'pchin
On pillt, 70 nebme ib Cln alelbes 8eht far
MIDI IN AnIpru uh. Anh icb 9ebe aud ms
Q8irtbsbaus> weuu lcb mill, unO lp0nihe
auh nldt baran aebmocrt 81 Icin. Cor.
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SSerbcir6tbct.

--rurcb oen gbrm. = g. Shmiot, am II.
OlaL Sanlrl StrauB NIT Gliatetb Oliler,
beloe bon Bethel.
-purth pen Gbrw 8. H. I1. Seller, am ! |
Olai, BlIiam 6ell init 9tcbefa Stbulsc,
tslpe bon Neabina.
-ourh osn gbrn. 9. O1ie1s, am 10. Olai,
ecuaro Saupncr init sculia 3peisr, bsire BON
N6brersburs.
-purcb pcn Gbrm. 8. 18. Stelebert am Is
Wlai, sucwia &aufman init @atbarlna Nens,
bepe bon Neaoina
-ourcb oen Gbrm. g. S. Olaer, am 1t.
Olal, Bm. s. Serpcr BON greter, nit Wla
rp Anna WloIGr, bon lmitp
-purtb Oen ebrrp u. 3. gaspar, am st.
WaL SdmurI OunfCL, bon Buffalo SalIep
init SWanna maOera, bon 8erfs gauntp.
-burtb Oen gbrw. Sbomas Sdser, am 8
Wai, Nl6aro Neihweln, pon gumru, mil
Wacbel Sltter!ina, bon SrcGnof.
-ourt cen gbrp. Il. g. $eintatb am 12
Wsai, Sobn 3leaIcr, Don meperstaun, mi
Olarp 3wci5ls, BON &eaOna. -am l3tcn, 8
G. Irtbur, pon $pcomln9 60, init Nebsft
mcper, Ron NeaolnsA
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I'm Dte Samell.

Die llntsrfhrisbsnsn m6btsn abtun9spcl
Die 9amn bsnabrbtissm oab iis unIdn9if sis
nen auS9soebntsn
Damen Stiefels uno Sbubs6tobr
srohnst baben, 100 jsoer artlfsl bon Samsn u.
SinosrsSusbsflsiouna um bic biai9ifen prslie
su BADEN it, Sbr 8orratb beifsbt aus eons
9re6sStisfsln, @aitsrs@tiefsln, 6alt9atsrn unb
qaifin9 SuSfins BON jeoer Sarbs uno Nrbslt
Bslt Dump unO um9ewanSte SiosSusfnS'
SeiS uno clippers pom bsifsn Matsrlal. Wdos
6ens uno Snperfbubs BON jsosr 8srfblsosns
belt uno Sarbe.
%. 3. 9iefe S6ubs BADEN Ts Defenders gee
mabt fur ibrsn RIsinpsrfaufsStcbr uno wsrs
ben psrfbsrt baS su fsn pcfir fis ausss9sbsn
msrben. (. 5. Selir uno Co.,
H. QB. @de Der 5tsn unb pennffrass.
Nsaoins, Wai 20. bp.
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DIN g. Wai, in Waratawnp, Saect $smp:
batb, aus Saieru, i'm 22fcn sebensjabre.
-am l6ten Oloi, i'll 8ern, 6elnrlh s.
S6bncbcn bon Bonneville B. Neber, i'm S:
ten sCbenejabre.
--am Is. Olai in picIer Stoct, Daniel
SInncp, i'm 46tten Sabre leines Alters.
-om s. Olai III Neaoln9, Dbobe Sanlep,
Satin bon spetcr Sanlcp, BON potteoiae,
i'm 76iten Sabre ibrcs 2lItsrs.
din II Olai, in maioencriet, Sobann,
Sobn bon Scbann &autfman, I'M IS. Sabre.
-am l5tcn, in 5ambura, gmilie glla:
fetb, Sodtcr bon 8ecrae OiIller, i'm 9ten
sebcuejabrr am GaIlenfcbcr.
-am stem O1ai III qBeapsrstaun, Imitp
saunItbp, 9aoio .5reitenbab, i'm 5lfsn
Sabre leinee UIters.
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SrN,uSrct1's Nilleit.

Ale Srantbsiten wslde beftia llno oDer
srcBe S6mer5en er5eu9en, crforocrn fcseieb
itarfe Nbfibrm9en unb um ciss 5u betpirten
mh0en nadeinauoer 9ro6e 0olen 9eseben tYer'
ben. San9e al NIT feds piaen, nnc ipenn
oer S6mcr; niebt baio na6Ia6t, Glib mebr;
fatre fort Ie in fleincn SDiibenraumen su
seben, bic bic &rdmpfe ODER ShmsrSen einis
aerma6en aebcten fno. wenn Grbreden
srfolst, nahbrm Die piIen seseben moroen,
70 1T es ein autes 3elhem @ollte cs fhwies
rig fen Die pilen beruntsr3uIcblufsn, rcite
fte su pulDsr mo 9ib fte bann nit etwas 3ufs
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oct irsenb sinem Wittcl, mas Der &ranfe germ
nimmt. Sieter, namentlieb selbe unb bili6s
It SalIenbe Sranfbeit uno ale &rdmpfe,
foaten auf osle 4rt bebanpelt werbrn IS
ipIroe bann niht n6thia iein, 3,lr 2(per III (als
fen, fonocrn bic llrfabe oer &rantbeit, bic
anaebauften ltnreiniafeitsn witroen aIlen abs
sefhbrt uno es oem Dilute iiberIafen, ben &6rs
per tpeosr berSultellm.
HSbe ebten SranDretb's piQen weroen
Uerfauft oureb folaenpe Nsenten:
Sticbter uno tlI'Kni9bt, Nsaoins.
Nlbert Gain, SernDille.
Z. Sapretbt, SuBtaun.
7obn Moore, @tauhsbur9.
9. mo @. Sbollenber9er, Samburs.
.. Rarmany, sibancn.
Wldr5, s. 1851. 1S.
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Whlla0elphter 0iehnarft.
NhildbeIphia, 0iai "a.

philadelphia, Wai "a, 1851.
SIN Marfte Warsn Udbrenb Der gEod1e 1900
Sblabtcbisn, NIT @infblus BON 500 Die nad)
Peu Oorf 9etrieben rpurben, $50 Sibe unc
SdItsr, 600 Sbmsine uno 1860 Sbaafe uno
Qdmmsr.
prsife: SbIabtobfen marsn in gutter Rads
fraae, obsr Die prsile iino unpsrdnpsrt; 8srz
fdufe Su 81 bS $84, Die 100 pfuno, mad, Der
0uoIitdt. SIbe unb Rdbsr: trcGne Slibe
brabten So biS $14, Sprjn9er $12 Bis 25,
uno friihe Wjlbfibe $l8 Bis $35. gbmeine
perfauftsn IIb Su $64 Biz $6&, bic 100 pfuno.
9baofe uno Ndmmer foifstsn $la Bis S4k bic
srferen, uno Ii biS $34 Die lseternba5 gtid,
Der 0ualitdt aends.
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Der Jfeaoinger Oeutlbe
Borl- lln0 Gparfon0- 1)frfi1

ginem Aufrufe bon 81 NRit9Iiscern BED 9tsas
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Wtitalieoer auf ben 30. bisIs6 Wonat6 III bsrus
fen, um Die 3sit fir Die 3abIun9 Der Monat8s
9sIbsr, mie Its BEL elmer @rtra 8sriammlun9
am 26. 2tpril an9sncmmen rpurce, wisper su
beipreben unb abjudnbern.
SIN 9uftra9 oe5 9ireftcrium5,
8. Gb. t7emmert, @sfr.
Neaoing, Den 81. Wtal. I'm.
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2eBte NahrtCbt an Iarsgolleftoren

9le Sarsgc cllcftcren BON 8rrfs gauntp,
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