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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-25

hoSDar, Feb "a -6p NJ.
The stock market opened quite bIoyan. ,h, Morn
ing and there was oonsid-rsts ,etivity aucns t1..
leading fanciss At the arst board, Indiana IS ad.
vancsd per cent? Portsmouth, Dry Dock, y; Edge )
worth. 4; Norti, Canal, Farm.r.' Loan, ]; Long
Island, y; Harlem, al Reading Railroad, /; Nor~ioh
and Worcester, = Erie Income Bonds declined y
per cent and shares y. Harlem, Norwich aud Read
ing, are the three svorts railroad securities and
steadily moving upward decreased receipts ana large
prospective dividends have attracted great nsany
buyers and u the bears not psrti sulsry oan lou.
they will find II very eifcult to get In their shorts
The spirit Of speculation IL extending itself RAPIDLY
and the approaching season IL peculiarly favorable fo
an upward movement In stocks Of all kipd. MONEY Il,
abundant enough for all ordinary purposes and the
supply is likely to increase rather than Smini.a
There IL disposition Ia the public mind 20 deal
ngely In stocks, and the mean. to do 20 70 any
extent, WILL without doubt, be forts CON ng whsr,
wanted. lndspepd.nt Of this, or rather ia con.
necion with thu, there 1, 90 little risk in operst.
Ing In the principal railroad stocks aud the m.rsi
TOT an imprcvsmtn NJ In price, IL 20 vids that many
viii take hold Of them who have toiore been salts.
ned with Investments Ia government and State sosks
and the reduced rates ofintert allied The lead
Ing land Portsmouth aud E5serorth were in
active demand TO- Day, at better prices They WILL With
out doubt nrst feel the impetus Of frecus,ioD and
advance a greater per cent than Any otssrs on the
list. Operators Of msJsrats means viii, therefore.
prefer this class OF stocks TO those requiring capt
.sl TO osuJ, and holding out more moderate In.
dacements Most Of our old standard securities rang.
too high 20 attract purchaser. At CUR. pres,
hey PAY avery low rate OF interest, end are by nc
means . productivs as our capitalists have been used
10. Chspges are therefore, daily made spd money q.
o. ding it'w into railroad investments, both ir
bonds and shares
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant treasurer
Of this port to day, amounted to 50 c7o payments
tei,a6 ae-balsnce, SO 2S7 Os7 IS
there has been more activity this morning in tho
exchange market We quste bills on Jendon o. =
10 per cent premium; on Pais, f5 l2y. ais 10; Am
ssrisp, az, s4s; Bremen 7ol4 rsls; Hsnbursh.
go AT The exports Of specie last ws.h amounted.
70 % s's Total export this year, t7tJi2e2
~ viii be seen By an advertisements In smother
ce'rmn that two hundred thousand dollars seven per
cent r1o-tgsge bonds 81 the Central ohio Railroad Com
pan. sii besdsied for rails ct suciion, at the Mer.
chants Is hsnse, wall street on wsin.,isy, the
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ITALIAN 0fGRA Housx-The benefit Of Fsrti last
night Afforded scope for the abilities Of Trun Ayie-
none, Rosi and Forti Many parts OF the opera were
very we'll executed and ths applause was veil earned.
70 morrsw night, st TRUTHS bensat, sgnors Bozzi,
the con'ralto will appear In II Giuramsnto,,-
OF the beat Of Mercsdsnte's operas The sppssr-
ancs Of this lady will be quite usical event. and we
learn that she sil only sing this oscsson and ON
Thursday evening st smss BENEFIT whep
that grserful dancer viii appear, also, vocal,st
The Opera ia Boston Is highly successful. Parods
has created the highest possible enthusiasm and the
most ospsb- crios have discovered the rare and We
may say unsurpassed, merit of the cr.ise II IL said
that she bss received congo OF two or three
tho Grand Opera at Paris and that after singing
ct two concerts In Phi iladephis, she will resume hex
performances at the opera House hers.
CHRIs,Ys MiSsrRELs.-Who can retis. the tempts-
ton nightly offered by this most popular and talented
company Night after night their ball 10 crowded
with the fashion Of the city to enjoy the harmony OF
their melodious voices. They execute their instru-
mental performances with great musical precision,
The wittcisms OF George always elicit one continual
roar OF laughter Tn, programme for this evening ie
OF an exceedingly attractive character.
PELLows MiNsrRELs.-This excellent band OF Ethio~
plan densstors present bill Of great variety and ct
tractiveness rbe buriesque opera scene is merito
rious production and 10 nightly received with the
greatest ecia We would advise the lovers OF negro
mnstrely TO visit this popular essblis Is they
there enjoy Of the best songs DUETS, quar-
tettss and In strumsntal performances.
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Movements OF DistIngu,shsi People.

instant. '
Cen: John Cooper Albany; " 0rsbb U 8. Navy.
. norton, Comp; u. w Bates. Boston; n. n Little,
DO v. A, Davies, do; 3 cleveland Conn. John
~ oem baltimore; =. sisde, Boston, arrived yest.r
day at the Irving House
z. 6lsnkey. Phila J q. Brooks, Msias; ". Street,
hsmrblsi J. Tyson, Phtls.: W. Dsviison. Ky w.
Maxwell hsmphis, were among the arrivals yesterday
At the American.
Cooper Bag Harbor; Jshn sborry, do y II. Murdoch,
Georgia; u. Thorn pson, do A X. epofora, 0hlo !
thin p Jevett. Boston, we're among the arrivals q.
Clinton Hotel yesterday.
NJ livingston. Pbila.i J. Perkins, Baltimore; Capt
jenkins, thip Tls,is q. Holmes, Phils n. Stove
LevRton N. Bover, Manchester, Eng,and, were
among the arrivals yesterday at the Assor House.
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L.tr tpox htsNvp1 by the arrival q ths British
brIs Fslsop .ar.n7 Pitt, vs have received Bsrmuis
r,p.r, do.p TO the lsth Inst, but they sfe nsstly
tn.a 9Th matter iron The American papers, % shs
exclusion u nearly ever, thiss s,ss The .es'bsr y
n.e &c - yt,y ers here
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Court C0tendar-Jhis Day.
6uPRRhE RT-CIRcUIr.-Nos l58 2sl, 242, 81 l02,
FAC, $50, II, 10 40. l6l, 248, l06 240, 2l3.


Bell TclcgraPh.-Au persons rcquirlnc 6,
bslL for hots. priv dwe request
"a TO call at 80 Greenwich street. Of Beach
And e1amine Patent Improved Bell Telegraph
Aufactured by Howsnd. Riohardfon Co. Oerthca.e -:
have examined rs Patent Improved Bell Teexraph
manufactured bv Rowland. Richardson Co., for hotels,
steamboats, and rvate Dwellings, have hesitation
saying that pc fec. hotel telegraph could not be made
not motion in the telegraph that dependents bel
tell and which are 50 liable 70 get out Of
order no 81 steamboat telegraph therefore cons
der the best in and at the te clear Of
fripgement on the Spiral spring Annunciator.
Signed. CHARLES l.. BARRITT
uni.na st,tes Pate ~ ren. 90 R-na xax
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mus, SpTHu8 rashsOus
WIN. IL Beet. liza l56 kro az New York. will
sue the Spring ssshon for Gentlemens Hats for 1851
Saturday the fret day Of March ensuing This style has
been modelled with he view Ct dispensing with the
sharp which the Ha. has been long
which have been ing.nously tortured
Into tbot different shapes in the vain endeavor to
produce soDettn. which might bear tho title OF yey
VIM n. b. Co. ay goeterminee at this per- 3D. TO diyest
the ",ruy bssp ipl the Of hattnr Of the misty
veil reudce by which has long OBJ
sau,sd the Hat for the season with gracefu
curve" and orcll se in pertect oosforniy VIA Arts
hghe't moo e-the h"wsn form and face divins-ia chg
coRfdent expectation that will be at once approved and
greeted With d,e,ysd admiration In regard 70 mater
and msrkmsn,bi, w. a b. Co. have simply 30 remark
tina. their sole IN upon the well known character
the hats apnf-c nred nv tbem which have established Tor
themselves aprtan thass without preeedsn. and be
yond all In connection with the Fashionable
Hat VIM H. Beeh1 g. would remark that they have pre-
pared with ves OF accommodating their custoners se-
vera different which, preferred will be made to
order tm alec style Of hat particularly adapted
youths WIN about changing the Cap for the more
manly Hat all which their friends and the public are in
vted exsmioe end judge Of for themselves. VIZ. H.
DEEBE TO- b6 broadway and III Liocrty street. p. 8
VIM. o. Beele C. having completed her newly crested
Hat Mandatory respectful invitation TO the citizens
Of New Yoh all others who feel interest 10 the pro
visi. their estsbleh1ent az any
time af TuesHsy The bird day OF March, when they Will
be nost happ' 70 xhii 70 them the perfection Of rs Ar
rangeme' which with its scilite. for manuacturng
are doubtlefs without sparalel in the known world
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AUTHORIZATION ron The REMOVAL OF OssrRuc-
TONS AT HURLsArE.-We notice that Congress, in
exercising their power for the Improvement OF
rivers and harbor, have appropriated the sum of
thirty thousand dollars for the removal OF the OBJ
strucuon to navigation at Hurlgate-that small
Scylla and Charibdis Of the East river, through
which the Long island sound steamboats,, and
mnny coastiag vessels, have 20 pass That nothing
has been done hitherto to improve that passage, 50
important TO the commercial welfare and conve-
nience of the metropolis is OF those instances
of public indifference which become most marked
when they have ceased to exist. Hurlgate is
much more important point Of approach to New
York than is usually imagined. In consequence OF
the danger in passing through it, the rapity of the
steamboat intercourse with ports On Long Island
sound hes been much abridged. Besides this, ma
riners and steamboat captains have always avoided
attempting the passage Of the whirlpool after night
fall, so that the amount of inconvenience to the
commercial public has been immense. New York
herself. could well afford to expend three or four
hundred thousand dollars 10 clear the passage of
distractions, rather than the obstacles to night
navigation should be continued. to the expenditure
of an important part Of the day, when steamboats,
are obliged TO pass the boiling gulf.
When the OoetrucuOns nave Deen removed,
steamboats, can leave piers after nightfal so as
10 land passengers the next morning at an early
hour at the various ports on the sound, and this
much time will be saved by the travelling public.
In addition to this, the danger of the passage will
be removed. This Is no small consideration. Many
vessels have been injured or lost upon the rocks at
that point, all of which might have been saved by
liberal provision for the removal of the obstacles
We are quite happy, therefore, to find that some
really valuable steps have been taken to obvate the
difficulties hitherto encountered and we shall watch
with uncommon interest the expenditure of the
Congressional appropriation, with the hope that it
will prove adequate to the demands of the case
Above all, we hope that the work Of expurgation
will 60 bravely on. till captains shall learn to smile
and give thanks, instead of swearing, as they now
must, whenever they are forced to try the NINA
ture mgelslrom.
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GentIcme,'s thanksgiving Fashion for

1851 tier lo7 Nassau rect rnsr q Ann,
New York he pleasure of announcing to his frends
the public ha Saturday the t day March next,
he vii Issue the getyle Of entement Hate FOR isDl
The universal which his s3 bats have attaiRed
from their nt beauty and excellence, throughout the
Union is the beet that be Tor their
peiary 81 hat eold in Or oadway. single uss
will be tie most ircretuloUs thas
TIE we'll IS tf appsasnce they the
bat SOLD either in this city where Cali and
judge Of the advantages his eatsblthmcnt
ofers all oth,rs in ehes ppess, quality andsyle
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der fatsnt The Of T1er helms Pagtnted lavsn-
on fe Steam psetirr has We eaiisa ton 20 sate that
by four years com tant by the and British
ttear sp npanes and the largest estahlshmsBs In the
United States the demand hundre6 fold
bst with srfve water and TIE bsss nah
tie amply J. kttt Orders oontpne 20 Dow from Enrape,
Wet Inis South America md from All the United
stes for avs Pa king Persons Who have teen dsa1
PORTED in tie ~ that ma9g mixing lead kav. only to
~ The uric. u a. Low ~ the MARKET 0rde;e
tl the manufacturer an owner Of the patent
Leta dSco mt to tsp1rters Ano dsalsss. HORACE II.
Day Gahnt etner ~ India Ruble - Colrtlaudt stret
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very Superior wis Tslgs. should sAii :, 1.,sss:rs
be perfectly updcrtsnas all sheir requirements; mates
how soult he falls to At tho head in tact no kpe
his business and msts srs'ness 81 oery bio sdtsssa
aAA givs bin aau
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Watts servous Antldote Is so far sape,

WAITS 0elvouS AhuuOtc sNpsHiok
and above ali other medicines rotostiys,
that e' tie hr ,te 70 all rlal; u no. ouoa be-
nefcsl the doisr will DO returned. TALBOT Watts V&
Nassau street 81 bottle; 81 dozen.
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aid nair Dye csletr,sd in London. Pasis Boston.
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington re- only he pro-
cured genuine st the mAnufAotory street. New Yorh
The public beware Of See VARIOUS d.
elomas. Iii for sale Wholesale and retail applied Ger
Vie address
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feet writer hv declines the offer Of icing perfected n IN
Of psomansip for 81 So must be strangely dear III
voice Of a. nterest Within four days Goisnith Of
closes his cheap but all who Apply befor
in.
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Park Ben iamin,s humorous Poem on

Alecture Jsct Wednesday evening. At CInt
Hall Mr. szrs We'll known reputation, both as Ice tur
and practical phrenoogst, will doubtless fcoare good
pdance.
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has his Bathing Hair saloons,
600 Broadway ~hehor cleanliness and comfort are IN
surpassed rorznis reputation scientific hair cutter
is we'll sstabthed. Those Who have net had letter try
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Age u uteea last week and from VI
day, will he delivered this evenr at the Clint ua
Nassau street Let all who tate Interest gold califo
MA the oliie Of the day and the fashion OF the times
Iuie 70 Attera hdma ion, % eerts. Lecture wall con
rnence at oclock.
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6QberffrOb's Qe6enstinftur

Dir htenstnftur furirt anf cine ssfhwin,
be Irt, uno wenn audi allc W1eri5in Dsrluht
unp niht mebr bslfsn mill, rp,s !. 3. lei l, 2.
5 unb 4tasisem falten, rpie aileb bei bibisen
Sisbsrn, seIthwollsnen 8einen, 6r3flcpfen,
llebeIfeiten, grbrshen, Onr6fall, alten 5u.
fen, Sebnupfen, Wlilsfrantbeiten, ,seibihmer.
gen Nbsumatismus, Nubr, innsrliete peils,
DispspG Sopfpsb fernsr bic W1slan6olis,
RcliP, Wiuttertsthwerilns nno 8elbluebt !;
(te fibrt ale llnreiniafsit aus pem D'aaen
unb ben Geoarmen, bef6rpert Die Seroauuna,
maebt Uortreffidsn 4ppstit 3nm eGsn, nnp
rsinist auf Iebr Ieitbte qDsiis in Snr5em tae
allerUsrtcftsIte Geblit. Sci Rinosrn rers
trsibt fte allie Artsn BON 9Barmerm.
gu baben tei Hnton 6aberitrcb, in Nca.
pins, Sctn Sols, iii Obcr snlpshcfen, H.
trabam Sieter, in Gustann, Sctn Sanman,
Ilt 8cf6enhcppsn, 8sorse Seterman, Nob:
rersburs, Sobn 5oaf, SernpiIe, Saecb
Narsana, 3Sinbior, 4trab Seselp, Nid.
monb, Srufcrei bsr GhnelIpoN, 6amtura,
Seorse Sta6, SafIcn saunlhir, ,sitancn GO.
uMb in bielsr 9ruferei.
Snni 18. 1850. tD
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% c / s, Deli Is.

Dr. .Dnf,m y. Atemle's erprcttes une
tcites 6eilmlttel fit bic innerliitteu unb dil.
Bern psils (Shloens Nosr.)
SaGcIbe bsitebt aus pilen, pulDer unb
Wlrtur gum waleten. wsnn es Dem beises
fisten Ssbranebssetts semdb aetraud,t miro,
10 rplrc es nnfeblbar srobe grIeifbteruna aes
ben uno in turser 3cit cine pcnltdnpae Gur
tepirten, tei 9hmer5cn pber Sei6en an Der
uusleeruna ober tpenn oer Nfer bsrausbrinet
Vicle OlenI6en. penn ite Sharfes eTen
coer Starfts trintsn. befcmmen i'm Nfter
uns Snneament Gin 8eiben, welebes Dnrb's
Srasen 70 empfnolih piro, ba6 man bernatb
nlttt itBen Fam, unb mebr 70 rpenn man i'm
Bette rparm piro. Golden rattle iet einen
Ssrlnb init cieler Wsri3in 3u maiden uno
ltc fperoen es nidf bfreuen. s. 8. &ienle.
C Obi9e Weoi5in 1T aud tortrcffib fir
allie Auefhldac am msnIhlihen S6rper, ,,nb
tHcnpers I'M ben Setter, 0inswnrm, 5is.
tlattern, Shaarbof, faules 3abnfeiIeb,
9Silbfener, arinbiaen Sopf 9bnppen aut
eem Scpfe. Huefblaa i'm Seftebt &c. au bel:
len nnb oem SeiBen oocr Snfen ginbalt III
tbnn. Dielee allies 1T rurtb grfabruns unp
burh 3euaniGe beitatist uno tepiclen.
5aupt:Offes fir osn Yertauf oer ctiaell
Wlsoisint tsi u. Dupelle, @io 6te Citrate,
Ncacna, Serfs ganntp, spa.
llnb bel mir, i'm ,2rotasn TBirtbebaus, )"
DRY Tavern) in Inter 6eipelbers, Berfsgo 0.
Sei Gec. mlller, Stobrbaltsr, in wcmels.
eorf; bei 5rn 5uUer, Stcbrbalter in Inter
5sioeIbera.
Yrsis ST, fir pitlsn, pulpsr uno Bafb.
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SrdnSrctb's Ninen.

lille &ranfbeitsn melhe beftis (lnO ODER
arobe Shmersen erjeusen, srforbern Iosleih
ttarfe Nbfibrunaen unb um oies 3u bewirfcu
mhGen naebeinanber srobe ScIen aeaeben iper.
ben. Sanse al nit feds pillen, unb weun
Der Ghmers nidt balo nablabt, aib mebr :;
fabre fort 0e in fIsinen 3nibsnrdumsn su
seben bic Die Srampfe ODER ShmerSen eini
eerma6en asbotsn lno. wsnn grbrehen
erfclst. nahoem bic piasn aeasbsn tpcrpen,
70 1T es Gin autes 3eldsn. @ollte es Ihwie:
rig Cein, Die pillen bcruntsrsuIbludsn. rcibe
fte III pulper ino at ite oann init ettpas 3ufs
Fer uno Wader ober Srdnop uno qBa0sr, o.
bet irasnb einem O1itta, rpas ber &ranfe aern
nimmt. Sietsr. namentlie6 aste unb tili6s
fe- Sallrnoe &rantbeit unb ale Grampfr,
iollten auf bisfe urt bebanoelt meroen; ss
niroe bann nift n6tbia IeiR, CUR Ncer 3u lais
fen, icuoern Die ltrfahe eer Srantbsit, bic
anaehaufrsn iinreiniafeiten ,piroen ailein abs
aefhbrt unp es Dem Sllfte iiberlaGen, ben S6r'
per wieoer ber5nitellen.
Hrbie eetten Sranbrstb's pillen ,perben
Uerfauft bureb folaenpe Haentcn:
Stid,ter uno t1I'Kni9bt, Nfaoins
Nlbert Hain, SernUille
Z. Sapreebt SnBtaun.
.7obn Moore, @tautbstura.
9. NIB @. 5dollenberser, Samturs.
.. Karmany, $itanon.
0Hdr., 8. 1881. 1S
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1etter oDer 9SIe6te furirt.
Meabino, hsn 2l. Nan. 1s

Neaetn9, ben FL. San. 1851.
70 rpirb bsrmit bs;sust bas ib fbcn msbs
rsre Sabre NIT snsm b6Sarti9en Setter bsbaf'
tst mar, pc9s9sn it bs pislsn Dcftcrsn un,
5llfs nabfubte, pas mir pisl @slb foifete, as
Der feline Ssisruns srlanssn fcnnts; biz mir
pom Or. Ser9ner wObnbaft bei 9rn. e. s.
@sslmann, @de Der 9tsn uno Yennifrabs, se'
fa9t wurbs oab er fbon msbrere Setter furirt
babe. Sf wanots MIDI babsr an Or. SerS:
ner, um joilfS peIbsr mid AUDI 9ldflib BON
msinem aeeen bsfrsits, unb fibls MIDI baber
psrpfibtst, neil id wsis, bas nod 70 SisIs init
csmfslbsn 2sioen bsbaftst fno, wie b war,
oiss sur oHsntlibsn Ssnntnis su brinssn.
John 1eraer.
&sabin9, San. %. 3W'
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Si6ti0e8efQnntm06unQ.

4ds 9isjenisen pel6s. .@hlauet's llnipsrlal.
elIens ihcn sebrautt battT oisnt aurglatb,
rittt, paB bon jsBt al oisie nirfiams 1t. pob,
tbdt:as W1spiiin jersr3sit 3n babsn 1T, inNss
aons, in bet 9rufsrsi bislsr 3situna; III
SnBaun in Der 9rufsrsi bee ,,@slt .. 3sit;"
in Obcr Bern bsi MeItbior Serb, bsiS. .gen,
no nno 9anielSsnswirtbsbauis n8srnpils
le; in 6amtmra in Der ,,ShnsIlpct" Ornfss
rel; in3ulpsbotsn, rnweit N6brsrsburs, bsi
esobn SchteI in Womslsborf bel :. Soft.
Slerbrauer; i'll Iopamstann. al 5sinri6b
Staufer's Stcbr.-gs 1T jsbsm woblmsi'
memo aeratben, init biefer Wsoi;in einsnBer'
futb su MAIDEN. BsIonbers pirfIam III lle
tet Wlntterpeb, Sopfbmer3en, 6sr3flcpfen,
Wlanael al gbluit, ODER nsnn bet Wlasen
pas efcn nictt bert-aeen mill. sbsn 70 mirt'
fam bel Sstenfehsn unb Nafsnihmersen,
nnS audi beillnoronunaen in per mcnatlitsn
Nelniauna. Sir Den tIauen 5ultsn ccr Sim
Der 1T lte letr ln smpfeblen, oa lle renislbsn
tinnen tnr5er 3sit furirt.
,Sriorid Sd,laub.
0~Dis obiae Oiepi,in miro bon pisl ssn'
ten Die ite aebrauht baten, smpfoblsn. ais etM
itheres Dlittel seaen bic Nubr nnb @bo'
terra Worbus.
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2ln Die Oameil.

Die llntsridDrisbsnsn mctbtsn abtunespoa
bic Damsn bsnabribtssn, bas iis anIdnsif sh
nen aus9soebnhn
Danen 5tiefels uno 5bubsStebr
sroHnst babsn, 100 jsbsr Nrtifsl bon Oamen u.
SnbsrSusbsflsiouna um bic biGliaifen prsIfs
;u BADEN 1T. Sbr 8orratb bsifsbt aus Cons
srsB:Stisfsln, @aitsrsStsfsln, 6alb9aitsrnune
9aifin9 Susfins BON jebsr Sarbe uno Nrtelt.
Bslt Dump unb um9swanbt SibsSusfins,
Ssis unb Yppsrs pom bsifen Waterial. Wdes
bsns unb 4inosribubs BON jsow Vribisosn'
belt unb Tarbe.
q. 9. Disfs Sbube BADEN fis befcnbsrs 9s'
madbt fir brsn &!sinpsrfaufs StObr unS psrs
ben psriibsrt Sas 5u ien pofir lis aussesstsn
rusrbsn. <. j. Selir uno 90.
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pns meibIids GsfbIstt neil fie ben Ma4en
rsini9sn uno ben Appstit berifslsn. Cir linp
portrsff1lb fur 6artsibi9fsit, Wuttsrmsb, So.
lif, 9arblauf, qeibpsb, 9spspfa, Sopfmsb
unb Die psribisbsnen Gsesn ,bss msiblidbsn @ss
fblsbts. gle fnb ebsnfals Elm unibsrtrsfill.
bsS csllnlttsl 9s9sn ben @rdpsI ODER rsissnosn
Stein unb alle 2siesn an Der Slafs.
0TObiee pillsn iinb gum 8srfauf in bisfsr
9rudsrsi. prsis so Ssnts Die erossn unb 25
Gents bic flsinsn Screm.
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Der Saufcr bon Shebern unb Sinep IrtiteIn
atbtun9epoa anf iein ausacpebntes Adorte:
ment lenfen.
sabt es erinnert isin, caB rcr sinjae Sueb
ttcbr in Isabina, po Biebcr bon jepsr Scr.
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@orten BON
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Nnnualen, Sibcln,
qisrerbhtcrn, &sieg'Sle6srn,
Slant' Bntbern, papier,
Stccellen, Wlaaa;incn,
Wlultfalien, 3eitunaen
uno allie Nrtitel, wtltbs in einen Buds unr
ShreibmateraliensStcbr scboren, su tilIi:
gen DreiIsn.
Siltsr spercsn tiali6 tshelIt unp rbaItcn
bon pbilacclpbia mnb Nsu: Oorf.
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bss Yublifums ibsrbaupt auf ibr fplenoio une
nsuss enforcement pcn @dtsrn fir I6ausbaIs
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unb sbss,a6fsln, scpkn, Ssfsln, gmaIirtsn
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rem, watsrn, 9baufsIn unS Sanssn, Brat,
unb Sadspfannsn, Sfiasts, RaTssmiiblsn,
sbssrsn. Slofsn. Spisssln, 8rcbs, 9Bafbs.
&eifes unb MarftsScrbsn, @sterslSaaun ,et
mas ale ;u ben nisorisifsn Yreifsn rrfauf
psrbsn ipiro.
&eaoin9, Wsdrt7. bp.