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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
Poetry.
LIFE-Irs SEASONS.

Time has four seasons, richly wrought
With earth, LIES JOY and sorrow;
And many heart with hope is fraught
That may be sad tomorrow
Its spring-time, with its buds and flowers,
Its gloomy hours and glad ones,
Its genial suns and April showers,
Its pleasant dreams and sad ones.
LIES sprine-time is a world Of dreams,
OF pleasing hopes and fancies,
Where many brilliant thought gem CLEANS
And DER our pathway glances;
No cares Cypress the hearts May-time,
No shadows deepen DER it, Z.
No clouds TO gloom its glad daytime,
No fears to rise before it.
The summer-timc of life, its bloom
Around the heart is wreathing,
Yet dark-cyed Passion-rage Hume
The soul, when Hope was breathing
Her earnest prayers, and DER its chords
A strange wild music stealing,
Reveals in palmer terms than words,
Its truthfulness of feeling.
IT'S then the soul, painting for fame,
Thinks DER the wondrous story
Z OF many a noble, honored name,
Bathed in the light Of glory
Then thought, enchanted, often dwclls
In castles light and airy,
Which Reason, quick to rescue, tells
Were fitting home for fairy
LIES Autumn comes, and DER the heart
Its fond ties rudely crushing
Bidding its brightest hopes depart,
Reality is rushing;
And memory, through the dim-lit past,
Looks back TO youth sweet dreamngs,
And dwells mid joys too bright to last,
III summers passion gleamings.
The winter days of life draw near,
The heart of earth grows weary,
And seeks in vain for anght to cheer
Its loneliness SO dreary;
The chilling blasts around our way
With whispered voice are creeping;
Too late we've learned life's but day
Of mingled JOY and weeping.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
miscellaneous.
TRUE WORDS BETTER THAN TEARS
by KATE SUTHERLAND.

w nat c0uiu L say 10 OHef CON
ISOLATION would have been a waste ofwords.
Nothing was left for mesbut to weep with
my poor friend"
Nothing ?" was the calmly spoken en-
quiry.
"There are griefs so deep as to de-
mand only our tears" was replied.
" Yet the physician, no matter how
yirulent the disease, will tell you that
while there is life there is hope. Is it
not the same in mental diseases?"
"What medicament can reach this
case y was asked.
+" There is only one remedy to be APP
piled in all cases of mental pain"
"What is that?"
"The truth"
The first speaker, a lady, looked
doubtingly into the face OF her friend
$40 sit down and weep with those
who are in trouble or affection, may do
for brief season; but to make tears
substitute for consoling words, is to say
that earth has escrow that heaven
cannot heal"
{" But what could | say that her own
heart would not suggest 2"
Much. There is usually selfish
ness in sorrow that obscures the percep-
ton oftruth. The grieying one narrows
down all things to little circle, in the
centre of which she sits weeping. Dark
ness obscurcs her mind. She forgots the
great truth that all sorrow is for purifca-
ton; and that, while she is in. the fur
mace Of affection, the Refner and Puri-
fer is sitting near, and will see that only
the dress Of self-love is consumed. Far
better would itbe to say, 1T is good for
US to be afflicted thus throwing truth
into the mind-tban merely to mingle
tears with the child of sorrow p
In her state, she would reject the
sentiment" said The lady friend.
ga marked symptom Of diseased
mental action" was answered. that
impcratiyely calls for sl,ilful treatment"
But, il she reject the truth, how can
she be healed?"
A wise physician viii use his ut
most skill in the selection Of remedy
that will not be rejected"
Z" ! am neither wise nor slilful, so far
as my unhappy friend is concerned"
Say not 50. Ifs desire to be in
struments Of good, He, who is seeking
the good Of all His creatures, viii show
US the way ofaccomplishmcnt. DO you
not think that some merely selfish con-
siderations arc seriously aggrayating this
trouble Of Mrs. Edwards?'
81 am sure Of IT, Dearly cherished
ends Of her own have been utterly de-
Blending with her fears for
her child are modification and wounded
love. While she sees no promise Of hap
piness for Lucy, in the future, her SYM
patby for the erring one is swallowed UP
in an almost maddoning sense Of flial
disobedience."
why not seek to awaken her mind
to this perception? Until she secs her
error, she cannot rise above It,"
@ But how is this possible? She viii
not bear to have Lucys name mentioned?7
" Another marked symptom of NAL
ady tiatcalls for better remedies tIiau
sympathetic tears. She must be told
the truth"
"Who will speak the words?'
" You, you are sincerely her friend"
was the firm answer.
"She will be offended"
No matter. The truth will be seen
after the binding excitement Of anger
has departed If you truly love her, |
you viii brave even the risk Of offending
for tho sake Of doing her good"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
Guam. Seeds, Grain, &c.

WE hAe in store the largest assortment Of
w GuNO 10 be found in the city. We
name
Perupjn, Affcqn, Mrieon, Venc-
saliaa, Az Africoa GUANO.
Also CHER Timothy, Orchard and Herds
GRASS siEDs. GRAIN Of al Kinds
CEMENT bd PLASEER. All Of which We
win sell athe lowest rates for cash approved
paper. J. j. & 7. TURNER,
mag ! 10. 40, Pratt street. Baltimore.
PaBUGEs POINTS,
NEoULuOARDs & LANDsfDEs, Of all
w fam3g md kinds; also, Wrought and
Cast pLOuMs lust received aud for sale By
mu29 D.n B0UlC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
REMOVAL AND ENLARGEMENT.
SAMUEL HUNT,
Manufacturer of SADDLES, HAIR
NESS, TRUNKS, &C.

manufacturer OF SADEDt4ES, HAIR
NESS, TRUNKS, &C.
No. 202 baltimore st. bet,reen 81. Paul
and Charles SIS, BALTTMoRE.
r HAVE removed to the spacious Store No.
L 2o2 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, but a
short distance from my former place of BUSH
ness, where ! am extensively engaged in the
manufacture of TRAYELLNG TRUNKS, of
every description Of a superior quality 9R1-
FELLNG B1GS, L1DTES' HAT BOX
rs, VALKSES, &C.: S4DDLES BRIDES
HARNBSS, Sc. Of every description, made Of
the very best materials and in the most work
man-ike styles.
Constantly on hand a large stock of Whips,
Spurs Drinking Flasks, Bucksllin Gauntlets,
and Chamois Skins, Buffalo Robes, Fly Nets,
&c. &c. all Of which win be sold.on the mostac-
commodating terms
HUNTS s. PATENT LIFE-PRESERV "
ING HARNESS, Kept constantly on hand,
% made to order, at short notice. feb %
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
Epr. Es Es. Thompson,

HAVING located himself in Darnestown,
a offers bis professional services to the citi-
zens of the village and surrounding country.
he may at all times be found AT his Office, next
door to Mr.. John Gamblers store, except when
called away professionally.
sen OFF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
Elmer & Sipes,
no. ia West Pratt street,

Tzs-ssSS tS%EA B4LIIMORE.
DEALERSinG GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
BY Gold guard curb, vest. and fob Chains
pure silver and silver plated Forks and Spoons
Mariene, French, and Yankee Clocks; Looking
Glasses; Jewelry, &C., No. Ia West Pratt ST.
Baltimore, Md.
N. B. Our unequalled resources for manu-
featuring Silver Ware, to order at wholesale or
retail, enables us to furnish our trade and the
public with pure silver Forks and Spoons Of
the style which supersede all others in beauty,
quality and price.
Duplex Chronomcter, Lever, Cylinder and
plain Watches cleaned and repaired with Gc-
curacy and despatch.
j. Elmer Silver Smith.
E. SlPES, Practical Watch Maker
p. S. 5000 o. old Silver wanted, for
which the highest price will be paid.
april Ply
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
B0TSBB- PEsJTITG & GLAZING.

VEYHE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Montgomery county, that he
has commenced the HOUSE PAINTING AND
GLAZING BUSINESS. lie assures the public
that all work entrusted to him shall be done
in pogkman-ilIe manner, with despatch, and
on terms that cannot fail to please. All orders
addressed TO him at Laytonsylle, Montgomery
county, Nd, win be promtly attended to.
may loom CHARLES A. POPE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. G. A. DYER.

nFFERs HIS PROFESSIONAL SERyI-
" CES to the citizens of Montgomery county,
He may be found at his residence about one
mile northwest of Gaithersburg.
sep SIS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14

A CuRIoUs PLANT "A Baton Rouge
paper mentions that a gentleman residing
at Livingston Parish, Louisiana, has a
very singular plant in his garden, which
appears TO be sort Of connecting link
hetwcon the animal and vegetable worlds.
The plant Is about three feet high and
It's stems reach the ground. AT the end
it is armed with small sharp substances
with which it pierecs insects and lifts
then into tho calyx, where they are
grasped by The plant and appropriatodto
~ support.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14

Cprrfsc Orr. The cditorof the Utica
Herald aayn that he once lnew u wild
widow who cut out her own daughter in
the good gracos Of her loyer and married
him hessclfl TO obtain revenge for this
mean, unmoihcrly trick, The daughter
set her cap for the young mans rich
father (of whom he was the only heir, }
and actually married him, and had chill
dren to the infinite annoyance Of the
other parties This occurred in Oman
dago county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
MlNTGlMIRY IlESE.
ROCKVILLE, f.:.:AT MARYLAND.

ROCKVILLE, s:..a MARYLAND.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks to
& the citizens Of Montgomery county and
the public generally for tic very liberal patron
age he has received since he has been keeping
public house in Rockville and would avail
himself of this occasion to inform them that,
owing to The decline in the price Of provisions,
he has been enabled to mako Q considerable re-
dncton in his charges as vii be seen by the
following scale:
Board by tic single week S3 90
Board by The day 10
Dinner and gallon oats for horse 80
Supper, breakfast and iodging, and
horse overnight 90
HIS TABLE will ct all times be furnished
with the best in the market lis Bar with Che
choicest Liquors, and his Stable attended by
careful and attentive 0stleTs. In fine, the sub
scriicr pledges himself that no pains shall be
spared on his part TO minister to the comfort
and satisfaction OF all who favor him with a
call JARRETT ALMONY.
may 3-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06

FOUNDRY PIG IRON. -
60 TONS Homecoming Foundry Iron, for sale by ~
~ =auR9 u So, Gill &. CO. Water st,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06

.a9'F' .DISSOIUTION.e %
VIE law Partnership existing between the se
this dissolved by consent Zach BfpEse.
tcelaw as heretofore. n '1'7isl e91fI3 1919
4s!aE - ihil.. J,i I'D. z JAC0B.sTfls s!sf
dc2I = - s-si J. II. pENDLET0E..
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g SsssssEEssg s.szss
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug 1856 until further notice,
" Trains will be follows SaturdayS eXSepted0
GONG NORTII.

GOING SOUTII-Te ii 30 Train will connect at SAM
husky with Morning Train from Toledo; at MonrOevie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of c. T. Road at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland at
Mansfield with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
fIArOal 'Fa 5-s -'U#l-
The $50 r. Train will Sandusky with
Bay City from Detroit at ALOnroeyie viii. western Train
III Shelby Junction ut 5'21 p. NJ. with the Mail
G. O. G. r. O. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction at 5'55 r. II. with Past train o. & r. r. r.
Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. X. EtF 15fla, .s
GOING N0RTII-The 9.9O Train will make close
neCtOn Newark with Mail Train Bcllair @. o. r.
r.. Mansfield Junction with Express for Ptsburgh at
Shelby Junction at 215 with Cincinnati Express for
Mail Train c. &. I. road to Toledo Chicago, &c.
LOO Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio ROn Nlunsed Junction with
Past Train for Pittsbnre at Shelby junction at 621
with Cincinnati Mail Cleveland NODrOeye with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago, and Sandrs&y with the
steamer Day City for Detroit and Chicago.
Sandusky, Aug. 1855. sepl5-tf
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III. ALLEN, LII. n, s
President Of Farmers College.


To young men who wishto acquire 'Busi.e&s EGHcG-
HOn,' think 1t affords facilities very seldom equaed
Mr. GRANGER has the qualifications
edge and aptnCss in teaching, added TO practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent 10 Keep the most co-
Cdk6d SGfQf Books.
a. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. j. JANNEY Seoy Board Of Control, State Bank of o.
j. +. PATlI, Book Keeper Mt d. T. WOodbury's.
n. 0VERDIEIl, Book Keeper at Clinton bank.
II. z. MILLS, Scc'r Columbus Gas aud Coke Co.
c. B.AIASoS, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley & Co.'S
SE-For full particulars send for circular.
hi., GRANGER CE ARMSTRONG, Gr
fe4-1v ProDrictorS
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- ONE H6NDREDE ER4RRELs EI0URI 20
lust received and for sale by
- deg ~ DOANR & -COWGIII.
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For Fil CoarSe, fncsHdfstg az 0spgrs7sats Of oot
EseiyiHY, Lectures uaa FsitSndittp, tttdISdbEgfsa
ttdOIStee. S4U
Egr 6H2 CguFss I'll Ludfes 90
rIE PROPRIET0RS take great pleasure IN expressing
their thanks for the gratifying aud
which Che career Of their since
hsestabshme the Capitals and stimulates then to
neNed exertions torneet q ne most me
rapidly increasing demand for RPrutcG ard
cOuESeo tfdfEiaP. great practical
eE6eRie6e the 1e6F
cial Houses assisted by educated and accomplished
men has enabled him bring degree Of perfection
system of COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises,
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
STUDENT by this process is drilled the DESK, ,indirid
% step by step, Until he has mastered the whole routine
OF an Accountants duties Thoroughly though 66hHd
SerUed an apprenticeship in IIrQs COntteFeiaL
House, and thus ali awkwardness; falternE and cgregious
bIunders are, in great measure, dissiphted.
In addition engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services of Of hc
eminent Lecturers in Ohio, lecture commercial
tOpics So ~
Instruction Is extended partLcularlEe
here hut II embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING with free and full discussion Of
tsScentic Princlpes-Lecures ppOn History
aud History Of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
ograply Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nership, DC.
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a General Assortment
P Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, Yarnlshes Dyestuns,
" brushes, Notions, ETC.. ;always on hand at te
ze--F : AZ GIL DIRE STols.
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FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, &c. - =.
HTASTED-The subscI Ibers make liberal
M advances on consgnrnentto Baltimore
or New Yen York, of no1r SseAs corn, barley,
egsss ~ GIL 8 oggls.1
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LOOMS g. CAMPBELL.
. MAIN STREET,
GENNnNMA'ER. Ohio.

% MAIN STREET,
CENORHNAER, OHIO,
OFFER to the citizens Of Wheeling aud tue surrounding
" towns, selection OF choice old Imported Liquors and
pure Native Wines, still and sparkling. All articles from
this House subject be returned
pense both ways, in case of any dissatisfaction.
Native Wines.
1855, Dry Wines .$I,25, 81 8, 90 per gal.
1854, Z" ............-...$l 80, $I,I5, $500 g
SO,UU, So sOus SS,uU ~
SparEg Catawba and Isaa, doz OTIS $1lOO, l200
doE. each / loz $780,
Ladies' Vine per gal $1,I5, or 500 per dOz
Schuman's Victoria, pure juice of the grapes .$1lO0
urnnlicA, &c,
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HfBi8fa t.sai SADDLE BLANkRTSs!S Is3F- 3si5 -
HAVE lot Of first BuekeYe Saddle RRnkets for sale
Il cheap at tie old stand, 15S, Main ssSses, ~
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Cincinnati, Wilmington& 81 zanes-
willie Railroad.

MERCHANTS manufacturers, and the public generally
VI hereby respectfully informed that the C. W. T. h
H. Company prepared receive and forward freight
ro the temporary station in Zlnesvle, Second street
north Of Atinl Cincinnati, MsrFoW, Wilmington, Wash
ingtOn, Ccleyc, Lancaster New Lexington and interInc-
date Stations Particular atteiunw also be given othe
forwarding Freight destined the West In accordance
with the wishes of consgnors whether by Railroad or the
River from Cincinnati -s
months a. NJ p. 81; during the months
from \. NJ to r. M and shippers favorins the Company
with their patronage may rely upon the Company Agents
giving every attention necessary to insure the utmost
promte and safety In the forwarding Of property CHI
srusted to IIer care.
orfarer information Freight Tariff published by
the Company, apply 10 ~ t..-.==.s t.7
II. <. SMITH,
NJ GtneFai Freight Agent
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DARD0TTEs WORM SUGAR RDROPs,
a pleasaptand etsacous remedy for Worms In
n Put up in the form OF hne candy avoiding the
able taste Of Sernifuge generally Price 56ct box
dee2l. sold BY T., y. I0eSS Sii5S5 { eeSi eSifn.I.
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TYE LdDJESI Iy7EP 4 RYifENT

-Il7E LHUIES 'lIEI,IhILENI
now opened reception No Institution
Union mpars thorough interesting in
this Department. IL.
concluSou would add, that shall put forth
best merit in sl eminent degree, the Hat
erng reception with which enterprise has met and
tege otrseires % i19ay2 A,ore thorough, practical
ctrSstf tG can be F0rHaed dtdny
other SiH liar HercuntRs College. SO 5 r
Among the many recommendations, give e follow
ing e 9f ,1t-"
I'VE the undersigned, pleasure in testfylng that
are personally acguanled with Mr. Grqnger's alty
Accountant, and Teacher OF BOOK Keeping which Of the
highest order. He has had great experience Ac
counant lin heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities In imparting PrdctcGt
KM0'ciedgs u Book Keefng, and thorough Commercial
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SIS HHDs prime NeE Qtlaang Sugar reeetsed and
nS9s 4is5lE Z sssgg 4 u Rz71k1Y p
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OUR stock Is fun, our Intention 10 Keep i've.
~ ry complete by constant additions, throughoue the
whole season.
my27 HEIsKELL 3 swEARrNGEs.
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Co-Partnership.

CA
n. MARSH has this day associated wItl him NJ II TEy-
for the purpose OF tranBactiDg wholesale and
retail Boot and Shoe business the old B. a-a
No. 5 Monr0estreet, door Grees OFT Co.. under
the firm Of MARSH & TyAYIiAN.
July 1st, 1855. ID 40
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AUGUST s. Is56.

~ TITEHNS: - - I-I-.-l =
For Fy CoarSe tncswdtitg at 0sparss7satso Of Dot
Esel,tUg, Lectures u:td IsHadaatip III tsrdIiabLgfa
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6. 9. G1ltS u. 6 pmy.,
6amiln @rpeer.

l84 Brpabtr 3piiden Der 5. IT, 6. Ctr.
ir MAIDEN benz btaasn ubltum biermit bic @n ba6 n,,r
Eager bon Gamlp grpry abrcrbutl6 rei8baa it, unS aS
mir m Staroe, uitre sesbr.n Snbtn bila AZ beSisnen p
sir MAIDEN nod baranf bsonbers aufmtram bas ,rr q q,
SUBS unrt beuSn Sunpeh in sr Wutt.rpra bebi,ntn mS
sSan. ''.N .a4 G. % ellis n S"r. "p'
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Dcutf9e Nprt9eteu.
9tp. 800 Srpab=Str. litp Matn, @de DER 10 q

'FV wv "''p .9'HIIIi SHt OCT To. StrlBe.
Dsn Serren arSten une unern rtcen tnS geanntcu be
Sur bic sng DAP iptr Gde Der an uub 19ten a6t rim,
mtits beud @petb sart unb bic @erpans b.rislbsn
in Deiblano srbilbett rbr t9n unb brape Wpptbrf,r f
eebtn baben Snotm pr fur bae us bsbcr arnf Weraurn
anitrtn Danf ausiprdn bitten mir pabt aud al ne ,psits
Ipptbsfe ausbebnen 3u ppltn. III! Gr6nina r. Pna,Sys
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gBiGtiss gla6ri6t fir 9eitter!

nnterSsins mat Mdt barauf aufnerflam bas "a b,i S
st .n9eretntn pdrtn gBetter anaertele nb esm5s 81
hie 8inbtr impf.n su laItr, ie br belts Sufnit E E
srobsr Gsabr ,u pabrtn urb bie bu ib Disnf, an w
-r- Nrs o. 6pttts z.
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SPITE tm6 aJ5itte,r.

licn Yubtum an beB ts pb1paarer belbrnb in S,rrn
unS AnStr- nn unb Npen IN sebBr uo f66nicr @uswabI
sbp sc8n Yaar sertaut uno bitts lid bur ,abrfsn a
lu in tinsm Store, Sp Isl Srpatr Saspn II, iS,r,slac
%fSHl 10. 4. 8cttp, @at.
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Bekanntmachungen.

Mntpn 8edtr'S Shule auf Union Stll.
lnbneter mot hermit gltsrn unb 9prlnbtrn bic tra>
tnlte anst bas nit 9ienas bsn prtI ST. elm n.uer es>
eras bsgnn n6 Sas ron om Gage bic llnsi6tsuntsn
prdeie ubr ibren @nfans nebmcn. -
gt 8eusabm au neine fberen @neen in belem serebrl
Sattt rberbpt i'd ba6 aae in btutltr nb
n9tr Sprae Sp9etrasn pere uS auf quite 3ut unS Orb
nun8 ssftben fprb. l'Ft - lissfi
gltsrr pst wlni6sn tae brt i6upF6sen Rinbcr mein,
SGule beutn mtn, webn tiud ibre @nmtlbunsen ibMia
bel benz nterSe6neen pber aud bti Scrrn g. 81 al
madptn, um ndBsre 0ittbsilunssn entseeen iu ntbmn
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