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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Senator Ham!in on Col. Fremont,

The following extract from the spcccl, of Hannibal
liainiin, the democratic senator from Maine who
rcpudiatc! Buchanan and the Cincinnati platform at
the late Fremont ratification meeting in Worcester.
bears valuable testimony to the character and puin-
cip!es Of the peoples candidate:
Who is John c. Fremont lie is the first
man who discovered the interior of this CONT
nent scaled the Rocky Mountains and con-
trlbuted more than any other man towards mok-
ing California a free st4fe. l know him well,
as man of eminent ability and of unhlemShed
character and spot!css life. When California
was seeking admission into the union as state,
had occasion to confer with him as to the
best method to secure that result. lie was
true TO the right. His language aras, CGifor-
aia must come in as a free state, or not come in
at all.
1t has been complained OF Fremont that he
is without sufficient anteccdents, as to his po-
sition or qualifications, for the presidency But,
not only has he antcccdents of the right kind,
but he as an antsccdea himself! He is a great
er executive officer than any man since Andrew
Jackson
John c. Frcmon: is an anti-savery man, and
has always been one from his boyhood AL
though native of Georgia, and brought up in
South Carolina, in spite of his early associations
he was ever for Freedom. When embarking
on his western tour, he was asked if it was not
his intention to purchase slave, as domestic
for his wife, His reply was, " 1 nerer oirned
one dollar tn human flesh, and while reason holds
ITS sway in my brain, NEVER WILL ! / love
my wife with the most ardent affection, but
that wife must toll with her own hands, rather
than own the first dollar i'm human flesh i'-
From man thus educated, and thus true to
our principles. we have the highest assurance
that with him at the helm of government, if he
can prevent it. not one inch shall slavery DO ex-
tended over the national territory.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

THR Music OF THE UxroN.-We Of the re-
publican party--thc great national party I'll
tend to keep step to the music Of the union, y
but we do not intend that that music shall be q
negro melody, even il chanted by our most pop
ular vocalists it shall be the grand cid anthem
Of American freedom. | intend to "marcl
under the flag Of the Union" aud to bear that
flag aloft; but that flag, now and hereafter,
by the blood Of our fathers, shall be the glori-
Gus stars aud stripes, and not the black banner
Of . sectional oligarchy
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

TREASURE FouND.-The Detroit papers state
that the safe Of the American Express Compa,
ny, which was sunk with the steamer Atlantic
on Lake Erie about four years ago, has beer,
recovered. For some time past party of div
srs with submarine armor, some Of them from
New York. have been at work, and at lcngt!,
succeeded in reaching the messengers room and
In fastening securely to the handles Of the safe,
which was then hauled up. 1t contained $33,-
900 in moncy-$5, 600 in gold the balance in
bills. Tho new bills are comparatively unin-
jured by their long imprisonment aud exposure
to dampness, but the old ones arc quite injured
and detaced.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

THE MoRAoNs.-One ship lately brought in
TO Boston about nine hundred Mormons. They
are mostly ignorant, deludcd Englishmen Of the
lower classes, who have the most implicit de,
votedness to their leaders. Their advent is to
be lamented, for they come here to establish,
customs contrary to our laws and the dictates
OF morality. Their existence in their retired
territory is destined to be source of great
trouble to the country. Franklin Pierce,
through the whole of his administration, has
been Obliged to allow Brigham Young to re-
main Governor Of the Territory.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Vandalism,

About one-half of the railing inclosing the
west park in this village was lcvellcd to the
ground Oh Saturday night last The spirit
erinced in this wanton destruction of property
has been growing altogether too long here, and
the sooner the matter receives the attention it
deserves, the better it will be for the place. A
court Of enquiry is talked of, and it will proba-
bly, end in taN, as too many things of the kind
have already been suffered to end.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
HRNRY Clay was hunted to his grave nv

HRsRy Clay was hunted to his grave by the
miserable dogs who are now barking in his
praise. No man ever worthy to have been
ranked among his followers will forget or for.
give the bascncss and bitterness Of some of his
rcsilers. James Buchanan be it remembered,
was The meanest of the hungry pack that pur-
sued the old Wing leader, for with word he
could have swept away the foul charge Of
" bribery aud corruption but he refused to
open his mouth. The good time is coming
when he can be remembered as he deserves, by
the old Clay Wings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

=s 4 D,s.srsR ON THE ERIE RArLRoAp.-A sad
accident occurred on the Erie Railroad, last
Friday evening, about six O'Clock, at the s!oats-
hurg Station, about thirty-six miles from Jersey
Ci.e. Three young girls, respectively named
Acker, Wilson, and Merritt. from twelve to
fifteen years of age, were walking on the truck
when they saw the freight train coming towards
them. They stepped to the other track, when
the passenger train from the West, which had
approached unobserved, bore down upon them.
The whistle was sounded, but not soon enough,
II was said, to enable them to escape. The
cowcatcher struck all three of the girls, instant
" killing Miss Wilson, her skull being fractured,
and one of her arms torn off. Miss Acker was
cut through the middle Of the body, and died
In two hours. Miss Merritt was injured Sc,
verely about the head, and her recovery is
doubtful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

KNEW lie WAS IN Misunderstanding Kel
logg, venerable citizen of Michigan, arrived
In Washington on Saturday evening. 1t was
his First visit to the Federal Capital and whc,
the ears stopped, he was little uncertain where
he was ; but as he noticed that all the passen-
gers were leaving the cars, he followed suit
As he entered the main hall Of the depot, he
saw man Gaming another ferociousy all over
the room. when saw that" says the
Judge, Il kns,e scas in Washingtom."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

JUsrIcEs OF THE PEAcE.-By law passed in
1884, oil persons elected Justices Of the Peace
are required to be qualified within ninety days
from the day Of their election, under penalty of
a forfeiture of their oifce--certifcates of which
qualification are to be lodged with the county
clerk. We understand that but very few of the
persons elected in this town have taken the
oath, and consequently we are to have but few
magistrates the coming year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
New York Correspondence.
NEW YORK, July 9th, 1856.


= We can now pat our rising national
pride on the back and rub 1t up to an amazing STRAIT
over the fact that Great Britain too wise to go ntoa
foolish war, will not send home Mr.. Dallas nor ia
any way resent Champions dismissal.
Indeed We have enough to do at home IL would seem
If the report of the Congressional committee on the
Kansas election to be relied men of all parties
and party at all both North and South should DO
filled with alarm at the awful corruption, possible in
spite of the boosted purity of our method of self.
government
Add to this accounts of the election frauds in Cali.
f'rnia where boxes conrivcd with false bottoms are
used to conceal illegal votes, and did We not have
enough to make the late anniversary a day Of
sadness and mourning.
Does the farmer when he brings his aosks and
herbs nurse,l tenerly to be transubstantated In
to the flesh and blood of city-folk know how much
suffering the poor bru'es must undergo before tbey
smoke on the table! 1 hope not, for no would xo
mad and his kind heated wife sicken to see his bcoves
chased through the Streets CALLED with goacs bleed
ing from whip cuts bruised with clubs his calves so
sleek and lively. tied neck and heels, bundled in
carts layer upon layer then pounded furiously over
the pavement with tongues protruding, to be
dumped at the shambles by dropping them from the
cart upon the curbStone and finally hung headlcss
in the butcher stalls before their nerves had fairly
done quivering. The clergy ought to take up, and
the csocicty offer prize for the best essay ON the
sin of cruelty to animals.
What satisfaction would such benevolent action
afford to the huge turtle who has lain his back for
three days before the eating house opp, site hearing
in grim Righteousness upon his whtesell belly the
inscription in black letters II shall be served up in
steaks and soup next Tuesday noon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

NJ +. AppolSruESrs.-The following are
the appointments for this vicinity made by the
New York East Conference, at its recent SEES
sion in Bridgeport Newtown, Brooklield and
Sonthville, A. M'AlIister; New Milford, l.
Abbot, S. H. Platt, sup; Sherman and Gay.
iordrille, to be supplied; Cornwall, Ellsworth
and Warren, D. Nash; Litchfeld, D. W. Louns-
Jury West Goshen, ". Sdverthorn Cole.
brock River, H. D.Latham West Winsted,
S. A. Seaman; Wolcottvillc, o. Saxton Ply
mouth and Watertown, to be supplied Wood
bury, ]. Sanford Southbury, S. J. Stcbbins
Middlebury and WATERFOWL Center, to be sup
piled Waterbury, T. G. Osborn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

kASsAs.-Thc House Of Representatives on
Thursday recalled their vote Of Monday, by
which the bill to admit Kansas into the Union
with the Topeka Constitution was rejected
The vote stood, in favor, l0l to 80 against.
The bill was then passed by 100 yeas to 81
nays. 1t cannot be passed through the Sen
ate, however.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

FIRE AT New MILFoRD.-On the night of the
oath, at New Milford, Mr. Benjamin A. B;ge-
lows dwelling house took fire and was burned
to the ground Mr.. B. loses also all of his
furniture, and he and his family barely escaped
with their lives by leaping from the chamber
windows The house was insured in the Hart
ford County Mutual for 5000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

HoS. JOHN NJ NIrEs.-The late Mr.. Niles
left by his WILL $50, 900 for the benefit of the
poor Of Hartford-one half the income to be
applied for the purchase of fuel and the other
halfto the payment Of rent. How insignificant
are all the political acts OF his life compared
with this noble charity
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

GREAT DISTRESS for want Of food prevails at
many of the outpo>ts Of Newfoundland Large
numbers of the people were in a state of actual
starvation. Extensive provision was made by
the Legislature, during its session. for the dcs-
t'tutc class but it is reported that the suffer-
crs at the outposts have not received their
fur share of this provision
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

MAssAsoIr SALvE.-Wcctamoo, the wife Of Chief
Massasoit. gave the first package Of this valuable
Ointment to Edward Winslow, who first visited the
Chief during his illness. The Coloniss used it with
great success. and Familiarity known " Massa-
soft Remedy" % cents per box.
J. +. SULLIVAN Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

iSARlr IScREAsE.-At Syracuse, last week
soe. Indians received their yearly instalmeut
from the state. One old native" presented
himself and squaw, and seventeen children. His
snare at Is head. was IS, and as he received
ms portion, he remarked, "Me get hundred
dollars next year."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Monday, 7th.

HOLLowAY's PILLS, undoubtedly the best Medicine
on sale in the Union The extraordinary power pos-
scssed by these Pills have rendered them Justly an
universal favorte with the citizens of the Union.
owing it is presumed to their efficacy in all diseases
OF the liver and stomach For the Of sick head
aches, bile and Indigestion they are also uneauaed
and for all female complaints whether of the daug-
ter entering in to womanhood or the mother at the
turn Ut life their effect is infallible as they speedily
remove all such complaints from the system.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

LYMAN BEEcHER-The venerable DR.. Ly-
man Beecher is now at Walnut Hills, Cincinna.
ii, TO attend one more anniversary of the semi
nary for which he has labored so many years
with ssch energy and success. Many of bis
former pupils will be there rejoicing to see bis
face and hear bis voice once more.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

dRAsriSG.-The farmers of Western Canada
who would not sell their wheat at high price
last fall. are said to have not less than s. 600.
900 bushels on hLnd now. There is also a
greater extent OF land at present under crop
fksn ever before.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

Mn. Mysox L.AcH Of Tosington. has. the
past winter. chopped and piled 100 cords Of
four foot wood. He i h bis list year.
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imnter auf befti9e SpppIitirtt. @)eoeum1rtiQ t.
rorilber cine le6baite GpntrpperIe 5milden 6erli
y2'llnirerS", benz Seluitenprgan Woutalema
|bert8, uno benz Siecle i'm Gauge. Sn elmer
~leiner grmiperungen retet ba8 lebtoe1aullte
|8latt Die Yfaffen be8 y2'l1niper8" fcloeuber
MaBen an: uSbr icip Dteient cit, Die Zen Grbc
Der Snquilitipn 9eidrieben bateu, iene8 8r6Bte
Der Gerbrefen, bic an Ger Menldbeit fe9altz
gen wurren; SIR leip 0ieieni9er, tie in ben
Sertil9un9afrie9en 9e9en RE Mbisenler, &olz
nenler unb !Sulliteu Slut ME g8aller pereofcn
6aben !; SIR babt @reile, QBeiber rnp Sinner
9eldladtet l1rp rteft, ais Sbr Die 2eidnolle nit
6iiBel1 tratet, gptt merbe bic Seini9en ~fennen
SIR babt Sp1nien Bis aui ben Sob perbluteu
lalIen :; Sbr BAIT bic Mauren pertilgt unb bic
Subeu ~perfpl9t; SIR ba6t bic 8rrteltanten III
Der SartbplrmduSnod)t 9emeud)elt nlp rie
Ocl6e Res S1cqle8 Clement ~9eie9net SIR
babt ben breiBi9jdbri9en Sric9 iiber Gurpra lr8=
Sbr babt RE BulrerperidnDrurg au8z
ltllb 6lanbern burf bic !OanD be8 Blu
eliza in cine raudenpeG dlddterlpertlt1ttc
permanbelt; SIR babt 2ubmi9, Dem IA. Zen
QBioerruf be8 @pict8 prn Nonte8 erpreBt; Sbr
babt pierbunoert OGrfer in ben Gepennelr per=
Sbr bubt an Die taulcnp Saftbefe ble 9e=
gen Die Sanleniten unter5eihnet, be.i Sc Barre
btn9erid)tet, ben General Oupbpt 5u Storm 9e=
tSbtct uno 6ranfretA md6re1o Der Hel tuuratipn
10 lan9e 9epeini9t, bis e8 lid1 %entriiiet erbpb NIB
SUD- 5ur Strafe 500. Grfennt SIR Sud- III
Stlpe unb III Dem I n9en 8lutltretfen
Ser Sure Tlbrte be5etdnet ?"
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Sele0rapDif6e 81 bribtem.

Waibtn9tpn, 4. Sebr. - 8eri9iebene
Seldmerpen BON SeeDfTeiren 9e9en paS Ser
fabren be8 0tppol 8purp8 merben beute ppr9e=
le9t.
Otr. Trpmb8: @8 mare 51 minIde1, Der
8carp bite Elm Grptpfpu iber lein Serfabrer
9eliibrt, balnit man jeRt enti6eipeu fGnne, pb er
Die ibln iibe~rtro9enen8 efu9ntile nift iiferI drit@
ten babe.
Glaptpn. Wem Der 8poro N}iBgriffe Be-
9altge1l 9abe, 10 Iei ct ntdt bo9e9en, boB Die elz
ben perte1iert lpiirber. Der Grdlibent uno Der
NtapbzS efret1r bitten ia iiberbie8 ba8 J1edt,
Ipte 9(nltS9aurlnn9en be8 8paro8 gu reptbt=
rem.
Sans Der 6preder nubm ben 9leprdz
Ientanten ben @io anf Die Contribution Der Ser.
Staoten ob.
916 bic Delegation aus benGe rritprten nun
ben ein9eidlppren. 0Q8 ber 9tume BON Scr.
Wbitfielp ppnGanIu as unfgeruie fen murpe, bemerfz
te Scr. @rpm, boB er auf ben Wunld Ieiner
Treulpe, fetne Ginpenbun9eu 9e9cn Die ginz
idlp0run9 erbebe, pb9leid cine lr(de blrd bic
Illmitdnbe oeredtfertist fem piirbe,
Ganlpell BON SGip. @tner Ieiner Gpultituz
erlteu Iei, mte er 9ebGrt babe, BON einem 8e1lll=
ten in Oteniten be8 @pupernGr8 bon &anlaS,
me1dltn98 ernprbet pprben.
@leidiprbl pplle er feline @in>penpult9 erbez
Zen, pn cine Nidt5ulaIiun9 gum Sin, re Ser
%rpirrnng NIT rernebren lperbe.
Nuf Q(ntro9 Res Scr. g8oIbburlt ppt Ot1ire,
ptrpe en @pruite erltarmt, benz Seltate 5u rerz
~fiinpe1, boB ha8 Saus Dem Nfr. Nnnf8 gum
Spreder erllanlt babe, unb + 4luBfG9i9
lei.
Guf 2tntras be8 0tr. Bennington ml&rrc Elm
COMMITTEE e%rnonnt, I'M in Serbinpunq nit eli
rem Nll8ldulIe Res Senote3, benz QrGltbentelt
Su n%tetoeu, Dap beipe S1uIer pcrIamnnclt, Wno
bereit ieiet, Wtitt9eilun9en bon ibu1 cnt9e9cn5uz
nebmen.
Daraltf murbe QGnt. Gutlpn nit 1926 ge9e'
Isl Sttnlner 3l1n Glerf be8 Saule8 ~ernan11t,
(Npplnu8 rpn Der @u((erte,)
Naibiu9tpn.- Seute 500 Der fungi.
renoe Sergeant : at : Nrm3 beS 0auIc8, Wtr
@jpBbrenner, $4,000 IN Gjplp aus per Sdus.
fammer, bic er Mit9liepern oe8 SauieS ppr8e:
IAoIIen Bate, Die Nmpeiiungct b1rauf MN.
ben ppu1 Spred]cr 8anf3 oH Gomi Tag III
Mtitternoft 9e5eifnet.
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Die Otit9lieber buben 9e9enmdrtig rngefd6>
nod $23O,0o0 aus DEM @daee 6u 5irten.
Wa1ttn9ton, 4. 8ebr, : Der Sena
beltdtt0te beutc bic Grncnm1ll9 pe8 Orn. Ser.
Nf. Dallas gum Sci alrrten mad, @rob6ritaz
llter.
Ybi1obcGpGio, 4. 6c6r> = Gs lit uu.
Berrrcentlid fat bier ric fir 9eitern Nbenb 10
ll9r faCi9e em=Yrrfer Ypit fam erlt I'm 4llbr
rieIen. Mpr9elr bier III, Die iiipliAen II, meitz
ltfen 3ii8e fauten chen all8 SIT ipdt.
Cincinnati, 4. 6ebr. = G8 lit ruIlId
falt bier ro8 @i8 auf rem Sbip lit 10 3r0 ptf ;
fa8 Gucdiiiter itorp 4eute friib 8 llbr 10 gr
utter 9ttQ.
Sod # er, 4. 6ebr. = S6nccmcben unp
Sis ouf rem Sdienen boten tcreutenoe Ser
%5H9erun9en i'm @ilentnbnperfe9r peranluBt Ger
Bug, Der bette BON ben Nia9ara }dllen berut=
t%erfaun, fuhr it her 9td9e prn 2tronl8 8alin
9e9en eiucn 6rodt5u9. 0eoA DEM Geriidt
narpen babel 6Rerlpnen 9etOptet. Gjeniiie3 1T
llpd) ntdt8 befannt.
Gorltsli ga, a. 6ebr. - SullrertStuz
be1ten prn DID pnicn Gplle9e baben rebeuirt in
6pl5e elmer u19eredten AuSmeiiun9 bon 4
Stuberten.
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SSs.rpp6ifcbe Nacbricbten.

TOl9eupe8 Iiub bic leeten eurppdiiden 0}a6z
rtdten
Die w2onbpn Zines" fiib~rtO1uBlano uno hen
onpern Wtddten 3u @emiitb, buB Tie ii6 td1z
ideu, penn ie piegereitpiuisfeit Res englii6cl1
8ptf8 6rteren 5u MAIDEN, uod bem Wibernitlen
b~elnellen %ppllten, nit benz e8 ben &rie9 be9antt.
Nfan lei iiber BEN erlten G9pf biniiber, Ia9t 1ie,
uar FER Srte9, ZEN man 6urpr NIT Gntleben te=
tradltetc, Tan9e an, boS ipobreGlerlent be8Vplf8
81 tperpen. Sebe8 biplcmatilde O}an1per bic
Yer91lplun9en uub Sdleppereien bonn 1.Npril
st erneuerr; miirpe Irfprt etuen Nu8brud pe8
Yolf8z llnpiuen8 3u 6plSe baben, mel6er e8
unnl09lid m1den perpe, peiter alf elmer Triez
ben8tabu fprt5u9e6en, Der, 10 nilnnt Die Time8
an, 8miiden Nefelrpre u1b @iterba5q, pur4
4}rdltrr inarteit an9ebabnt ipDrpen lei.
lleber ben Gjelpntarft melbet bic Sine8 prn1
6reita9 N6enb, baB lG bic Strd8 in ibrem BIZ
bern @our8 61lteu perben, ba man Die llebers
3elt0rllo be0e, Die 6egierun0 merbe c~tnerieit8 IN
iGren Nrrbereitun8en ntdt nadla1len, anpererz
ieit8 re be0rnnellen llnterbanplun9en (O 51
einem ldneQen unp befrienigenben S4luB brInz
gen.
9onbpn, 10. San. : G8 1T nidt unmubrz
Ideinlid, b1B lei BET ndd)Iten Sibnn9 peS Bar
lar1ent8 pa8 6oI8 in pref Yarteten 9eIpolten
lift. Die, pelde biurei6enbeu 0r1np anlltl1ll1lt
fir au~9enblifli9e @inlteuul9 Der 6einbieli9fetz
ten, bic, wel4e Die 6OrtIesu19 beS 9rie8eS be-
fiirwortet, ulo Die ge9erparti9 art9enDmmenelt
() Beninguu9ep nidt fir binreideno Rd(t, rlD
bic, ipelGe einenOtittellpeg cinIdli9t, oerStirt>
me be8 6rieoe18 3u9dngltd jeoen Au9enbltf,
Qber ni6t @illen8 bic Mafien nieper5llegen bis
rer 6riepe auf binpenoer @run0la9e 0eli6ert
erIdeint. Den Ne9ierln8en BON Glt9(uno ulo
6ranfrei6 9ibt Die Tirne8 baun Den 0fatb, fc1t
uno pcriiAti9 gu iein.
0etreid r6a(t ben 9tatb, %ieinen 8erpflid>
tllngen btib, E e4 T Ell baf nad5lfpnmelt, nnO
10 metter. lp
49, Da8 meme Dosm a DON ber unbez
fedtenG rn~pfingniB if5Bt in Uranfret4 nod
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MDr1Qrmm0br1Gcf.

8 2annetaurn. qoer'S ni&t tOrnot Fnsen han
ln9'S mad ei er ontcrn.
> W{prp9runrbrud, . Mprp9runrbruf
Sc lit Elm ul9e9eure8 Stud
DAT mir Dir beute b6ren!
Ser Appelbcpn NIB i6rer gier
Ole brin9en ouf rer Siibne Dir
Wtt ltece8frdn5ler GGGren.
Ger Gbrnbt u1lp Mabr iinb ord babel
1Vtt elmer 9an5en @rnlronet
Spn 6tbrlen unb rrr @eujen,
Der Ntnpmort nit her tiefen Gtimm
Ger @arbner nit rem 2iebe89rimm
Die rerren Did mas 5~eujen.
8 Mprr9runrbruf, . Wlprbsrunpbruf
3u bift elm ddte8 6ultno6t8tuf,
Drum tpirit ru beut' ~jejeten!
limb 0u 9eGbrte8 lublifum
Nirm oieie 9piie ia nidt frunm,
Spd lpll1t 0u rlpt9 lcben!
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Oe1lfe

= lfottFnoenoe Nerfet9erun9en.
g.. $. @pDer. = Quf Der ir9enannten
Orange 6arm be8 Serrn Bfelb, 1 Mteile auBerz
balb Der Staot9ren5e all Der YbilaDelpbia01oab.
Die afer9erdt9idaften, 9iebltunp, @etreipez
pcrrdtbe &c. berlelten.
@. s. @pper.- Nm 8late IeG6it. NaGz
1nltta98. Sin SauS in @pnpar, 3tpii6en @arz
ner lt1p Sittle g)reenitr. - Sin Saus in Senz
riette, 5miiden Qearenbia unp Sunpperi traBe
(9rnnoiret.
Gonnpn& MatGew8, Ger. 43 & A
Sin GbarleSitr. Gin Eager Drn 8ranbi8 &
9Sctnell IN 9r6Berlt unb ~flcinern 8erpafun9en.
Nprecn& 6 D., an rer @fe BON Bearl &
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