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Certificate ofDr. Penny, Portsmouth, N. NJ


Certificate ofDr. Penny, Portsmouth, N H.
Portsmouth, Sept. 20, Is49.
Mr. Up. MoRsE, Agent for "Whte's Hair Restor-
ative"; Dear Sir--I deem 1t my duty TO state some
fhcts respecting the ncstitiabIe value Of Whites
Restorative Several years after Revere ct Of
sickness, my wife lost NIL of her hair the scalp ap
peared diseased, and the hair grew out brnsh and
uneven. About year ago, by another lt Of sick-
ness she lost all Of her hair second time, and for
long tiRe there was apparently no action in tho
scalp. After various applications was In 1nced to
try the above named Restofsiive, and now, AZ
tor the OF few bottlas her hair hns grown out
as thick, rs lustrous and OF ~ beautiful color
ever. Furthermore, for n long time have bern at
hictod with neuralgie and other pains in my head,
and have foundit the beet external remedy lhave
tried II therefore cheerfnlly recommend Il
20 all who are Idqcted above, the best artele
have ever seen. Most respectfully Sours, &C.,
A. PERRY, NJ, d.
Manufactured by r. WHITE, Lowell, Mnss. Sold
In d stop, Wholesale, by Wilson, Fairbank Il Cot
retail in 81. Johnsbury, byJ. c. bingham PAssump
sic, Levi r. Parks; Wells River, T. Shedd & Co;
Danville Vail, Defining a. Co.; Cabot. Sainna Trus-
sells Mnrshheld Putnam & wooster Montpelier,
Redheld 4 Grannisi and by my appointed agents
throughout the Union. s.-.s sa-r7-- fi7yi
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STRAY COW.
DAVID KINIsToNs ESTATE,
STATE OF yERMQNT,- -

District Of Essex. 40.
At Probate Court holden ut the Probate offiee In
Lunenburr, In snid district, on the 2Sth dHyo
October, A. u. 1851
THANCY HILL, Executor Of the last viii and
" testament Of David Kinistoh, late Of Concord.
la said district deceased presents 10 the Court hero
his petition In writing representing 10 said Court
that II viii be beneficial 10 all interested TO have all
tho real Estate OF said deceased sold and praying
said Court 10 grant him license 10 sell said real ga
tato--Whcreupon II 4 ordered by tho Court that
said petition be heard aud decided nj n Probate
Court TO be holden nj the Probate otios in Lnnen-
burgh aforesaid on the 18th day Of November, AID.
1851, ut O'Clock, r. NJ, and that said Executor
cause ali persons interested 10 be notified OF said
petition and of the time md place Of hearing, by
publishing copy Of this oriGr three weeks success
lively IN the Caiedoninn, newspaper printed nj 81.
Johnsbury, III this State, all OF which publications
shall be previous 90 the time of hearing. l7sfvaI
Attest, JONAH BROOKS, judge.
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Sullivan Railroad Notice,
GEg go 49,


Completion ~ ne Raiisag 0H Connecticut
huy. Through .from he H'hiis Lhiiis, 81.
JohntbprV, &c., 20 Nep YOnk tioiee daily.
DAahkkGElb leave 81 Iohnfbury AZ D. a n via
Sullivan aud W, Valley Railroads, dine at
Springfield, sud arrive ~ New lork athFA
Leave at J 10 take supper ~ Springfield and ar
rive In New York NJ "a n. ~
Leave hsw YpEk AtsAN, dine At Springfield, ar.
riyr ~ -, lohnsbury fAme evening.
llla "a de only drect Railway Touie 90 Spring
Geld, &c, nom NoTthenp NJ HAMPSHIRE. hsieTh
Vermont, and thodlrcctrouie fNm the White Hills
20 hhunton, $40. via hellnAa iulll and Rutland.
Passengers leaving st. Johnsbury at hb0 and
lilo, Via Sullivan aud conneenng Roads AuiyF IN
liotion ~ 80 aud 1850 y ~, connecting NJ fiich-
burFh With the traips for Worcester &c, aud AZ Gro
ton foT Lowell, Lawrence and salem,
faHo the same ne ~ any other Tontn.
Passenger leave hosion Piiehburgh Depot, At
T,9O and i2l Via Sullivan and arrive at 81 Johntbu-
~ aud intermediate stations "a soon by any other
route. Freight Trains each way daily
ID. A. GAGE, bup't Sullivan n. X.
oarifiieaz, ~ ~, dug, 0, 1901. .ToaV
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

A LATHAM CO, are agent, for Pase,s Ia
New Fshmpebirn. ~
June ~. lssel . sfN
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Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
FOR SALE.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale "a acres Of Land
IL In tho thriving town Of Charics,on, Orleans
County, Vermont, lying on both sides Of Seymour
River and extending from Seymour Lake to Echo
Pond. The min privileges are Of sufficient powo,
10 operate any kind Of Mills and being fed by Seyr
lnour Lake, the River Is unlling and not liable to
freshets. The county Ia thickly settled and good
mills Of various kinds very much needed. Two
good roads run through the lot small part OF
which cleared and tho rest Is covered with Valu
able timber. Price, $500.
ALSO,
A lot Of a4O acres In the S. Is. part Of Charles
ton on Mad River. joining the line of Wcstrnora.--
This lot has valuable Tetor privileges, Is heavily
timbered and beautifully situated. Price, $500.
These lots for tanning purposes are equal to any
wild lands IN Vermont, and win have easy No
eeAs to railroad. Charleston Ia well supplied with
pcbcols andis rapidly increasing In population and
wealth.
= A reasonable credit would be given for the whole
purchase money satisfactory security. Those
Wishing to SEQ thsprcnises can apply TO G. Cum
mlngs, Esq, IN Morgan thc first NAMED lott
Apply be letter or otherwise 70, a
~ g ~ ELISHA s! WfNSOR,
Tye7mol Proriarrcc. ri
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This elegant
preparation isfnst
taxing the place
OF all other nrti-
clcs In use for re-
storing and dress
ing the Hair. II
prevents the hair
from falling on,
pr m ote its
growth, removes
dAndrun, and re-
stores the natural
an d 1uxurient
growth ofthe hair
IN all cases OF
badness, 1t al
socrcmoyes pain
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Lnaking,GIasses Il Plates.

Best Spanish curled HAZE MsFFRAssEs- Live Enese
feathers, kiln-dried. The largest hssortment 10
Now England Of RIcn. MEpIuH, and I.ow-P Rtcrp
ofevefy stylc and variety, which will
be sold ~ Ten per cont less than 80 any oherstere
10 the Chy.t tn a..
cAJt& Ell RFFesr pvferssiso. 'aem3
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NEW MUSIC nook for SO A DOZEN
ONLY, JUsr PUBLISHED
THE HARPSIGH0RD;
on, uNIoN coILroIIoN Dol sAcnKp MusIo.

on, UNION COLLECTION OF SACRED MUSIC.
BIT LEONARD MARSHALL and lIESR1 n. SrosE,
,A Teachers OF Music, Boston.
TWNIIfS work IA the most eopte collection or Sac
Il rcd Music over published. containing about 500
tunos In upwards Of eighty different metres. bcsidcs
Chapts, and moro than SIXTY AHthsss and set pieces,
adapted TO every occasion Of divine worship & pub
lie interest such as DshcdtioHs Ipsiaaticrs Ord
ndtiens, Baptisp,s, ftasrdi, Thanksgiving and Fast
ddys 0peting and Ciosc Of Seruice, Patriotic and
temperance Celebrations, &c, the whole forming a
book Of 9s4 pngcs Of more than the usual sixe, and
In large and elegant type All it, features have been
perfected withtie greatest caro-, and under tho i'm
mediate supervision OF the editors But the Number
Of pieces "a not the only reeommsndatien OF this
work. reliance is placed mainly In the fact that the
music viii bear examination, each tune having been
thoroughly digestcd, and mado not TO oil up the
book, but 20 be sung.
Most Of tho music In this book Is now 10 tho Am
eTican public and selections arc made from Hbnde,
Haydn, Mozart Neukomnl, Rossinl, Russell & others
AlEo, Tho NATIONAL PskLMIsr, by Lowell Mason
and Geo. A. Webb, which Is thought 20 be their best
book. Price, SO dome. Also, FIREstDE HsR-
MoNY collection OF Glees and part Sopgs, either
original adapted from the German, and never boz
fore published In this country. BY WILLIAM MA
SON. Price, so cents
Orders solicited by 'rArrAN s. WmrTEMoRE, No.
ia Washington st Boston, for any Of the above,
for Prof. Ruesels excellent series OF Reading
Books, now used IN more than 900 towns.
The above for sale by S. Jewclt, st. Johnsbury.
Sept. 1861. fspws
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w anted Immediately!

= COAT MAKERS; 4 VEST MAKERS,
. APANT MAKERS.
Constant employment giYon, and tho high
est rate Of wages, j. BOLBS.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. H. 1891.
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F,aa NE Nslhoil.t Fsas.,ans.


B.. ~
Nc o. sAls uisfchAht 10 Baltimore, Hnd
Odd faFy heavy bnsihess, especially 10 grain,
One morning a. hr was passing over the yes
els that lay ~ the shArf With tliuiT several
commodities Tor sale, be stepped upon deck
~ one at the stern Of shioh he saw a negro
man suing, whose detected ooup,enanee gave
ynfo indication Of dIssurssl and be- aecOsted
him Rith
Hey man, what is the p.ai,sr with sou
ibis morning.
The old negro lii,e'l ap his eyes, and look
iug a. Mr. u.s., replied
oh, massa, l'.o IN great lrouhlo.'
What Abopt 2
Negro, 'RA'o i''e fo'eht uP hors 20 be
odd ..,...
IA what lorf wlMi have you been 10
log ? have ypsbeeh stealiss, o. lave you run
avAy orMkAli' H'A % v
Negru, no, no, Has-A, none d dat, its be-
cast didnt mind the audes.'
SB. What kind Of orders
Negro, Wel'mNssp stranger, tollyou
MASH wtilum Merry strict man, snd very
6ioy g,An too, and ebry body on dc place got
lominr him, aud break treo de rule, hut
didn't tend TO break dc role doe forgot
nesclf and gottoo high
u # e for getlina.drphk, then Il isr
Negro. oh, no, sab, not DAT mother
a. 'You are the strApgeh negro that ]
base seeA Cor weak, Fcan get no satlsiae'
ZION from you. lfyou would not like 70 be
pitched overheard, you had better tell nae
what you did
Negro APlbaro masa, don't frow DE- poor
Acted nigga IN dc ,sAta-' -.t.
Il. Then tell ne what YOU are To he sold
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Furniture Warehouse
and . DOCK SQUARE.
II ATJEN

:" HOLESAIE and Retail dealer IN and manu-
w fncturer OF rich Parlor, nnnR-room & cham
Der FURNITURE.
Elegant enNmcied. gilt, Powered, landscape and
plain striped CHAMBER FURNITURE, Of every
variety Of style and price. "A largo assortment Of
Cphoister9 Goods viz Mednonr, Brocatels, Plush
90, DnmRskS, together with CURTAIN GOODS,
Lace, Muslin, corniccs Bands, &c. p'.'
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And q good assortment OF HOLLOW WARE,
for sale iaNy Tor cash or short eredit,hy
IL - TS1dC H'1T'TS & 70.
- Pcuchum ti1pcrfScrt. ~, TtTi 740ws
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and Is. sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
scalp. IL gives the Hair brilliant, glossy lustre
silkcn texture, and healthy vigorous appearance.
No Ladys toilet can be complete without this iudis-
Densublp nrtiola
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Great Wages +!

W S, woOtsoN 8. soy, win ,slys rgas.s.t {,
W. et.gacyTrnt 10 20 TATLoRrss GTHts, ~ ips'T
shop. Littletcn, ruY. 1881. T-FU
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Dwelling House for Sale.
TT 00D k0T.

tOM SALE, = .loi comprising a ACftRh.>
inoaily heavily tlIRbered with hArd-s weed siiai
aied on The hl about half mile Louth-east Of Fsr
banks Village. Said lot vas formerly a part OF The
Warner Farm, cay u access Hnd-the soil Il suit
aba Tor cultivation or pafnnraee sftef me wood n
removed Apply 70 WMs -, WEEnn.
d. Johnippfyi Oct y, 1901. IAnf
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u. WHAT'S your pane 2
Negro Moses, sab
II. What is your masters name 2
Moses. 'Nassa's name Colonel Willuul
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H. Whore docs he live p
VI. Down on dc Easin ShoAh.'
H. 4, he good master, does w. treat SJu
we'll ?
NJ. %. ye-, n,asa Wilum good no bot
ter maaier'in de world ".'.
u. Stand up and let me look at you.'--
Aud Moses stood up aud presented robust
frame, and as Mr. 49, .Jrpt UP his sleeve his
'arm gave evidence of unusual muscular
rcut,tk
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Is. Where is your mastcr2'
NJ. 'Yondrr he is, j., comm to De wharf
a, Nlr Il. started for tho shore he heard
Moses give heavy sigh. followcd.by deep
groon. Moses was not at all pleased with the
present phase Of affairs. lie was strongly
impressed with the idea that u, wasW trader
and intended TO buy him, and twas that made
him SO unwilling to communicate TO Mr. Is.
the desired information. Mr. Il. reached the
wharf just as Col. C. did. lie introduced
I;.,,oIc all Gail
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ibre &rdfte, nm gu bepeen, baB cine gSbis-abmini-
ifraon nabtbeilis fur ben Staat ei, unb fir cieien
3pcd pdrmen e INNER bic aIte abgebroibene unb
Idng ipiberIeste Sebaupung ipieber auf: "baB 8lit
ner bic StdatSi6ulb bermebrt babe" So9ar unler
Sla6bar, Der 'slbler" ipunbert b, baB Der 9eobad=
ter bon borlebter sSode ben 8eipeiIen gegen beiee
Sebduptung &aum CAB, ipelde f6on eini9e @oben
porDer i'm abler eri6enen mar. Dies III prtli6 fon
berbar 9iIren fb unlere @a6barn bieleidt elm,
bab ie ibre Sebauptun9 beipieien bdtten? ba baben
ile eS ipeit berfcb sSir fSnnen uns nidt ernnern,
beien Seipeis in ben SpaIten beS ablerS bemertt gu
boben. Der SetpeiS, baB &itner @lillonen sbaer
dber bic sepobnli6en Ginnabmen aus9ab, fam nibt
as FOLDER 9eipeiS 9eIten, penn ieIbt Der aotoS6ab=
meifer Yurbiance, in Ieiner amtliden sngabe feline
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Sol. wi(Iiam SSioler.

Col Si9er, Der qofofofo= Ganbbat fir Goubtrn6r
ia9t Der Suniata sentinel, it tpirfli "ettpas Npar-
ti9cs." er mar fur nno 9e9sn bds 98ilmot- 4ropiIo
fir unb 9e9en bas anti Wenf6en-D -Diebftabl- GeIet
bon 1847 fir unb 9e9en ben Sarif bon 1912 fir
uno ge9en re9uldre 2otofofo- stomindtionen III fir
unb 9e9en Su6anan fir gr,ilbent, pit 60 bic Gele.
9enbeit erbeilbt unb it, tpie mir pernebmen fir unb
9e0cn cine Expedition na6 bem tobten Meere, 2otS
sSeib gu Iu6en, obpob er enti6ieben 3u Gunfen Der
Gntbedung bon Sir Sobn Srantln III, tpenn man
Jpn fnben tann Slebitbem III er elm tii6taer Serl
an elmer &dmpmeting neil er eilnaI enen Wann auf
ben &ifen i6lu9 bel elmer foIden @clegenbet, unb
einem Sun9en am Saar dupfte. Sn 3uIab gu aIlc
bieem 1T er Elm bolitdnbger Srapper i'm aauen, bd
er einma fir ben StaatS-Senat eripdblt purbe, in
einem entI6ietenen aofofoto- Ditritte unb uad)ber
purbe er tpebererpablt init elmer unaebctren Stmme
dbsr sllemanb Gr fam Elm SIoB l6Ten beritebt bic
"2umber-SiSncb unb fam perfett "SnbianiI6" re-
oen pe er 9eI6uIt tplrbe unter Der peri6nben Nuf-
lt6t oeS nun eyrten oduptlina8 bonn aidabooifam-
me- sSir baben ME eineaeinuns stbort iib.r bic mo-
mentane 8ra9e-cb bic Sriimme enes Sdulbnan5es
CUR 3ierbe ober gum stubcn beimmt 1T aber bon Iei-
en 6relncen 10enf CO bertanoen 5u iperben, bab er
entipeber fren9 nnentI6icben ien ober bebe Seiten
nebmen tprb Sn Se3u9 auf ben nd1fen aricg. in
Go berfanben, baB er entI6eben bafr 9eb borbebal-
ten bab er ni6 fe6ten brau6t bic slnI6IieBun9 bon
Cuba unb bem "Geff Der Wenf6beit" beruntcr iilb-
lib, nit GinibIuB Der iiib6en Semispbere bes @on=
beS unb berI6iebener anftoBenber Sterne, inb feline
9eblin9S= =Wabresen porbtDalten, tpenn file ie popu=
Idr iperben. gSenn er ni6t "etipaS Nparti9eS" 1T,
per ipirbS ein9 Die 2ofofoto 3eitun9eu Iolen Iei-
nen Stamen anfilnbi9en ipie fol9t
&e9uldr ernannter Sarf- unb Gnti Sarifs; Aboliti-
on nnb pro Stlobtrei-; 8reiboben- unb 0atio-
nal; 8e9ular stomination- unb Gnh 8egular=
Stcmnatcn- ;Sibnappin91 unb Nnti Sibnapping-;
{ Su6anan= uno gntiSudanan-; Srie9- unb Slnt
&rie9= Guba- unb gnti guba= unb regular @aI-
bin9ton, Sefferlon. Mabi1cn, 0tonroe, Sadion unb
S1neiber bemofrdtiI6er Ganbibat,
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i6dfte unb berminberte Gueeabsn.
Sn ientm Sabre tparen bic &ofteH

4
Sn ientm Sabre tparen bic Soften
FIR GrbaItung Der @esisruns 5000 lI3 81
Sn 1s45 batten bic aoios bic Geiebse-
buns unb bic ausgaben tparen 2s9 .sO4 90
Sn 1916 batten bic 2ofos bic 6eleb9e-
J bun9 unb bic Gus9aben tparen 2l6.532 %
Sn 1s4s batten bic 9otoS bic Geieb9e-
buns unb bic sIus9aben tparen 23O,5sO 7s
| Sn 1s49 batten bic 2ofos bic @eiebge-
| bung unb bic Gus9aben tparen 237. Jos 33
| Sn 1850 batten bic qofos bic Gefebge-
bung unb bic Gus9absn paren 262,s9 II
Ober In 1850 opei unb ft65ig Saufenb b
SbaIer mtbr ipe in 1947, aIS bic @b9s cine Mebr-
belt in Der Geiebsebuns batten unb foslid perant-
inb aitbbaber bon aemtern unb. tpie mir 9e3egt ba-
ben nod 9r6bere aiebbaber bon Der 8eute 8db-
renb bielen Sabren bate bic tlnion-9ruderei baS
OffentIibe 9ruden. etbet mas bas Druden tofete,
aS bic g8biss bic Geitbscbun9 batten, beroli6en nit
ben Sibungen tpelbe bic aotos eiteten
Su l845. unter elmer aOtofoto- 6eieb9e-
bun9, parsn bic Soften fir Drufen 1874, ,6s9 80
Sn 1876. unter elmer 2otofoto-8eIeBae-
bun9, poren He 2O.771 "a
Sn l947, unttr elmer gS } 8 -@eicb9e-
buns tuaren He 1898 sc
Sn ls4s, unter elmer 2otofpfo- -@eicb9e-
buns, paren ae 90. los 90
Sn 1949, unter elmer 2ofofofo- @eIebge-
bung, maren fle 25,2O3 So
Sn 1850, unter elmer observation-disclosures
bung narcn 1e 3O,447 33
Sber In bieiem Iebten Sabre 3ip 6If Sauftnb
Sd a Ter mebr, ipie in 1847. ais bic 8b9- 0eIeb-
9ebung bic 6ffentIiben SuSsabtn controarte!! Die
Steignn9 ben Staat 3u punbern, 1T bier piebrum
bar9etban bur6 bic 2otofotoS Die burbI6nittliben
Soften bes Ofcntli6en Drudens pdbrenp 1s45-46
-'48-'49-'5O, ipenn bic qofoS bic @c9ierung con-
troIirten, tparen pltrunb an3isSouItn tnb
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Sn l847, ais bic gBbis6 bic @efebscbung control-
lirten, toifete bas 6ffcntIibe 9rutten Sl9,s29 &C.
cbcr benabe fe d 8 Saufenb Sbaler neni-
9e r aIs bic idbrli6e 9ur6f6ntts- -Summe unter Co.
fofoto-G -GontrOIIe.-s8rb baS 8olf fD bi.Ier tinfa.
9en tebob tpi6t9en Sbatiabc ernnern?
Sor. Si9Ir unb bic Sppoilton bieten ta8 alte CO.
rupte Sbffem auf ben 0ffentibtn 9ruder 5l erpdb-
len, bio b bic 0fentIi6e Meinune tmpOrte ibtr bic
lleberreibung unb tincn g8ebftl forberte g9ioer
a1iIIen mabtrn bic qofofoto-golitifcr tincn @c6Ic
s'un ba Der lSebfe 9ema6t III, berIu6en e bic GU
ten g8irfun9cn bapcn gu pertiten, burb gsrmsbrung
bieies Stems Der ausgaben, iopeI tpie m6oib 1T =
Die Sppoiiton ftimmte Der democratic Union"
Grlb gu, nnb bic Union p,rtbtib9te ba9esen bic Sp-
petition in ibrer Wi6ta6tun9 ter Golts-Sntereien
Dies III Elm iibtpeugenber 9epe8 bon Der "3uIam-
menbdn9enben @ia6t Der Offent6en 9Iinberun9,"
peIde, tpie Sor Calhoun Ia9te, bas 9ano III, baB bic
2ofofofo-4artei bereinigt
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Col. William Sisfer, bon GcarIiclb.

qaneaifsr 10. Nusuff. gturm unb B
9a9s r.--Isr &sesn, ben mir am u
bsnb pom Gamifaa Dor abt Sa9sn batten, par
in sinissn @ssenpsn unfsrss @auntp's BON
Gturm unb 6assl bs9sitst WeIbs in ibrsm
qauf bsbsutsnosn gbaosn anrbtetsn. Sn Der
Pabbarfbaft bon Hsubolano murosn msbrs'
re Gbeusrn entba6t unbSrubtff6ds umssblas
fen; aub Ssnfsn unb Sdums littsn bebsuttns
ben Gbabsn. Sn SalisburD unb eniesn Der
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0Bir finS fur cine fparfame Sfeeicrnms

Der nit i6ipcren Sd)ulben belaftete Staat Rcnn=
lDbanien bebarf ni6tS nOtbger al8 cine iparlane
8egierung-eine Ste9ierung, bic ni6t allen oarna6
rebt bic 3inlen bon Der StaaSIbulb pnttli6 gu be-
3ablen Ionbern aud bic Sbulb Ielbf gu pcrmnbern
tradtet-0ieS 1T cine ipoblbefannte Sbatla6e, bic
ebcm 4ennIDlpdnier einleudtet SparIamfeit 1T in
eber SauSbaltung nubli6, unb 70 aud in Der uners
StaatS mare iie bon sinfdng dn geibi porbcn, 10
ipirbCn mir feline S6uben unb folglicb aud fencn
StdatS-Say 3u be3ablen baben. Mber Ieitbcm Sbul-
benma6cn bel unicrer 8egicrun9 Wlobe ipurbe, bat
bic Spariamcit aufgeb6rt unb Der ein39e @pupern6r
Der ii6 crnftlib bemibcte bic S6ulb gu prrmncern,
1T gSiuiamS Sob II # 0 II, mas aud bic Saupt
llria6e ipebbalb bic sSbi9S ibn alS ibren Ganbba-
ten CUR 94iebererpdblung auf9eifelt baben
gSer ilb bic @libe nmmt nacb3uieben tpeI6eStaa-
ten Der Union bic neifen StuIbeu baben tptrb fin
ben, bab eS nlr bic ilnb, ipelde fat ununterbroen
bon ben 2ofofooS bcripdtct purber iporuntet 4cnn=
Dpanicn cbenan itebt oo9e9cn ipirb er fnben bcie=
ni9en Stdacn pclde taft INNER bon ben g9biQS per-
lpdltet prrbfn, peng ODER gar feline Sdulbcn baben
Dies 1T cine SbdtIade, bic lebit unIcre @c9ncr nidt
ableu9ncn tonnen. SIT bieS nibt Elm binldn9lider
Scipei6, bab bic gSDi9S am meitcn CUR SparIumteit
9enei9t iinb? Sebcr Srcnnb elmer ipariamen oauS-
baltun9 miro bdber einIcben, buB YennIDlpancn un-
ter elmer 92Di9 standardization blcibcn muB pcnn bic
S6ulb bermintert tperben iol buber oaten aud alle
6rcunbe Der Spariamteit fir bic g8ebererpdDung I'M
lereS 9c9entpdrt9en pirbigen @ollbcrn6rS itimmcn,
Der cinma BAD cute gSer bc9onnen unb eS unfebIbar
in ben nd6fffcmmenbcn prei Sabrcn in peitcr auSgr-
bebntcm 0iabe iortIeBen miro
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Samburser seotts unb SobnftonG Stub.

9amburger Septts unt Schnffcn0Iub.
Sei elmer 8erfammlun9 Der 98bi9S bon Samburg.
gebalten ben IL. auguif, am Ssaufe bon Sobn Stei'
ner, or9dnrte iif bieIer Stub. bur6 bic Grnennun9
Der fosenten permanenien 9eamten ndnlli6
9reHbent:-Sr. n. Sbnlse,
gice-Y Yreibenten:-S 8eiteniar, Soiepf
S6omo. g8 6. S6oIlenber9er, Sriebrib Mbrebt, 6
8. Smltb, Scbn steiner, NntreaS S6nabeI, Geore
81. Seaman "'5 ' 'b
Yrotocouirenbe Sefretdre:-S8S S6ol-
ienberger, Benjamin s. S6eeber
Gorresponbirenbe Sefretdre IS. u
8etrman, g. g. 8aum.
S6abme ifter:-g8m, 3d. @ift
8inan5- Comm tees. s. 8ioab8, stnbre.
as Sanb Sobn Siotblof
Ggee utibe 3 omm ittee:-N Q. Solig, Ga,
niuel Gpler. s.. @ @urfbalter, g. @ S6ollenberger
Glia8 S6omo. @n Seaman, 9. 8. Slider
Ntod Elm Natript inn Tefbe.-9er Gbnp
Yfarrer &cbler bat i'm leBen "@eiit Der 3et'' ient
abltt funbgetbdn. boB er bel Der ndbffen gauntD-
Convention aud fur einen She'll Der 9eute. ndmlit
fur Gin Gemtden. einfommen tprb Sor. S. bat burd
fen anbaltenb tbdges Strcben fir bic gartei pedel
tr an9ebSrt dn9it Gin Nm perbent unslidliberipei-
fe no aber bic auBtauner Demofraten, bur ibr url.
sabbdn99es Setrasen bel gsipiffen @ee9enbeten, be-
ibren politliten Sreunben in @eabin9 in WiBereb
gerdtben. 10 baB le feinem &tBtauner Demofrater
trauen unb ipobl fwerli6 einen hapon in bic geieb-
aebuns ifiden fperben, ielbft penn er 6 9esen BIZ
sbeiIuns bes eauntes ertldrt, ipie es Sor. &C. tbut
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fano. DAP fie ein5is uno allein elmer anbe'
rem perfon su9eb6rte.
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bob proSefie in anoern @ourten, als in
Der .eiebes Court, 9etpobnlib oenfelben
@eeenoen. Die parteien baben Die Sc.
nu9tbuun9 3u ieben, tpie oas beffrittene
Gisentbum nab uno na6 aber 9etpib in
bic 6dnoe elmer oritten perlon tpanoert.