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FARM FOR SALE.
- T y TIE OF V j.
EZRA LYNDE,

~,
DENNISON COLE, JABEZ pENNISuN. \ Tera, ls5s
Whereas, te present Of this Court EZRA LYNDE,
Of Gdi,r Ia sid County, brought his hill cnup laut
against JABtL DENNisON, OF said GutiforI, DEN
NlSUN COLE, Of Coertue IN tle County OF Franklin AMI
state of Massachusetts, setting fs that the sail ia BEX
b,ing nlebtti the said Orator $500 urlt " sued ont
liam tnuny Court lSjS, and caused all the Real
said ABEL, situated IN said Guiord, to he attached there.
Oh, which Writ duly entered AMI j. pending IN sal
County Clur;thai the value Of said Real Estate
principal, in the wood amt timh growing thereon that
sid Real Estate ucu ling said wood tbr insufficient
in value Fay III orators II ht against said JABhLlnl
that sail ABAL Is iusulven-;t said attachment the
said JABEZ, consrin- with said COLE deiraul the
security for his debt obtained by such attachment
pretended sell said wood and timber to said COLE said
acting under such pretended and fraudulent sale has
down AMI carried away part Of said wood and timber, to
the value Of $780, and threatens cut down and carry
away thu whole thereof, in contempt Of the ORATORS ligts,
AMI for the purpose Of rauduertly deprivng him Of all
benefit of his said attachment and praying that the
may h. restrained by tie injunction Of this Court
cutting carrying away any Of said wood and TIMBER
and that the said COLE may be decreed the
FIR such part thereof he has already and carried
awaN-lnd for further relief &c.
AMI il appearing to the Count qre thatthe said DENNI-
SON COLE resides without tbs state, and has had legal
notice Of the tendency Of this Bill Of Complaint IL there
fore ordered by the Chancellor that this he continued
the Of this Court he held at Ncwlane and
said County, the second Tuesday Of APRIL A. D. 1859 and
that the orator notify the said DENNISON COLE Of the
tendency of said Bill of Complaint aud of tie term Of the
Court which the is continued, by publishing the sub
stance of his said Bill with this ORDER for six weeks
cessyey in the Vermont Phoenix printed pt Baehoro in
said County, last publication t. least twenty lnys
prev us to said next April Term Of this Court.
GEO. HOWE, Solicitor for Orator.
ewls X. TYLER, Clerk.
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3. THALnERG.



PnoF u D. Woob Dear Sr-S,,ne month mr. siy yoot.
ago received bottle q your Hair Restorative and gave
my we VINO concluied to try her hair little tintn
AT tne te Una. II would restore the gray hair to lis ORIGINAL
color nut 70 hcr as wen as my surprise after fg web
al II has performed that wonderful effect by turning ali 10
gray hairs 10 dark brown, at the sata limo M va
"s WV "'"' NiiARLES CADREW.
NJ ,,, NV foHK, TuIy rs, 1857.
your Hair Restorative being the efcaco acIa
ever saw Since using Hair Restorative my hr and
whiskcrs, which almost white gradually rr,,
will restore them to their natural color 1t also relieved
me Of all dandrun and unpleasant. itching, among
persons who pcrspire freely j. q. KIIBY.
PRoF WooD,-About two years ago my hair commenced
falling and turning gray fast becoming bald and had
Restorative in January last. few applications fastened nv
hair firmly. 1t began to ill up out and turned back
to its former color, lack At this time It Is fully restored
70 it, original color health and appearance and ceruy
recommend It's to all. J. d. HOES
Chicago, Ill., May /, 1857.
The Restorative put up in bottles Of sizes viz large
medium and small the small holds half pint, and
Tor one dollar bottle; the medium holds least twenty
per cent more In proportion tu the small retals
dollars per botte the large holds quart 40 per
In proportion, anil retiils Tor 50.
o. j. WOOD CO.. lroprie.or., $l2 9gaF 1M Xarkj9
street, 81 Louis Mo- Aud 500 by all good Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Wholesale Agents for Boston--s. BURR 4 Co, GEO c.
GOODWIN, POTTER n WEEKS.
Retail Agents-REDDING Co., State street GEO u.
LITTLE 100 Hanover street J. T. HOLMAN, No. IRE.
mont Temple, Wholesale Agent. 80
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OTului.
X. TYLER, Clerk.
r TBEL FOR DIVORCE - 10 the Hon

I IBEL FOR DIVORCE. - TO the Hon.
the Supreme Court Of the State of Vermont to he
holden hewane within and for the County Of Windham,
the first Monday following the second Tuesday after
the fourth Tuesday in January, A. d. 1859.
Your Petitioner humy represents that her maiden
ALKALINE L. BUTLER, Of BrHehoro, In said County
If Wndham That said attleboro, the thrtieth day
November, A. D. 1854, she lawfully married to JOSEPH
a. GREEN Of the said Braeboro, by IT, RICE, minister
II the Gospel then resident in said Bratteboro and
powered to soemnizc mytage contracts That subsequent
said nteDaiagc. she lived and cuahted with her snd
husband both said ratteboro and Rutland in the County
of Rutland, in this State careful of all the obligations
joined by our marriage covenants until about the
twenty third day Of October, 1855, when the said JOSEPH
c. without fault her part wuly and Of his wrong
said ratteb1ro deserted and abandoned your Petitioner
and hitherto and for period Of than three years now
last past hath cGuGnVed such descrtou, and hath wholly
and neglected provide any home support for your
Petitioner during all which time she has been compelled
rely her labor and the charity of her for sup
port and has resided In said Brneburo since said
seron And Your Petitioner further represents that She
verify believes that the said JOSEPH c. gone without
this state and to parts to her unknown
Wherefore yr Petitioner prays that the bonds NJ matri-
mony between her ana de- sGid JOSEPH Il. GREEN may
be dissolved and bill G. eyorce granted her
ALKALINE H. GREEN.
prattleb1ro, Dee Sd, 1855.
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1ss!!ss.7!!ssasssssg.s SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

F..""-s!!''5sE4s!ft 30 LETNAN KAILROAD MO-
ts.-.si ..-s.siss rlCE CHANGE or TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, DEC. c. 1853.
trains will ran as follows; > 0'
SOUTH
The MORNING TRAIN will Windsor at co.
at 4;45, aud Charestown at $3.50 A. oonuectin nj pel
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and
Worc.sf"r and with Vermont vas Iii-~A g. st.i.r
New York, sc.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor 40 Ciarnmout at
35, and Charlesown LOS r. NJ; connecting at Bellows
Fails with Cheshire and Vermont Valley Railroads.
NORTH.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls H. 30 Charles
town at IL %, and Carcmont at l32 r. Mi connecting ut
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for MONTPELIER Bur.
ngon, Rouse's Point MontreaL Ogdensburg, &c and at
White River Junction with passumpsic Railroad for Wells
River, Lttlctan st. Johnshury, Barton, &C.
The EvESiSG TRAIN wlea Bellows Balls 3d. Charles
town at 20, and Claremont 100, r. NJ for Windsor
e. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Charlestown, Dec o, 1855.
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J.sslEvss5s,ssss VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

l:ss:;.;sss;ii:s BROAD. On and after MONDAY Dee q.
-nA--zG1s6s, TRAINS will run rs follows -
Leave Bellows Falls for Brateboro s05 A. NJ and % p
NJ Returning leave Braeboro for Bellows Falls 10 40 A. NJ
and 20 T. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
6.45 A. NJ. Brattleboro $50 NJ "
The two Passenger Trains this route connect sou,
the VI Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
q Springfield, Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct In
yan, Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut md
Pas umsc Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communication
WIN whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, StJohnsbury and
lite Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point Ordensburgh
"'" Mrn,ieal 900 NJ sL0AT Superintendent.
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= TATE OF vERM ONT.

~ WESTMINSTER, S s.
The Hon. Probate Court for said District To all per-
Interested In the Estate Of ABNER c. JOHNSON late
VI jamaica deceased Greeiingl You hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon the allowance OF the
Of DAVID EDDY administrator Of said Estate and decree
distribution Of said Estate among the persons entitled there
10 thereof to be held at the office Of thu Judge
Of said Court Townshend, In said District, the first
Wednesday Of January, A. d. 1853, when and where you
may be heard in the premises, II you see fit
BENZ, W. DEAN, Register
Grafton, Dec. 3, 1853 DO
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FoR GRAY R-It does not dye the hair but by ope-
ratons the roots Of the hair 1t revves the secreve
Ing ud and again dow through the hair giving
to 1t the same color and In the In youth. No
matter how long the hair has been gray how white has
become, II will fully restore It.
Is YouR HAIR FALLING OFF lit will ut the
cause and not only make your hair firm in the head but
thicken II up again as thick and as healthy as ever
BALD HRADs.-l. will grow hair bald heads II the roots
alive
uMORs 1T ScALP-It all humors Of whatever
nature from the scalp The very worst cases Of
Scrothd, Eruption Scur and Peyerish heat at
cured.
DASDRuFP Is not only removed hut the Of 1t is
moved so that will not return again Thus aayng all
pleasant itching.
1t is perfect Invgoator and Tonic for the hair and ia
warranted To restore the hair quicker aud better than
onethd of the price of any other article in the market 1t
is put in large ~ bottles, and sold for fifty 1t Is
free from all poison For hair dressing Is surpassed by
Call the agent and get circular (what will be
better for you) buy bottle. Sold by |. N. THORN
Apothecary opposite the Post Office
Wholesale Agents GEORGE G. GOODWIN CO., IL u
Marshall St., Boston.
Manufactured by H. v. PACKARD, Andover, Mass
Aug, 1858. 6m-33
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CHESTERFIELD SHEETINGS.

The shcetngs 0hough the heavest rank among
the heavy sheengs They hard twisted very
be goods and of just the right texture wash easy
the sake Of avoiding commission freight &e they will be
sold than half cent per yard cheaper than they
y sell for In the cities 1t is believed they the cheapest
goods market according their value. Warranted TO
give satisfaction to the purchaser.
For sale wholesale and retail by B. SKINNER his Fac
tory in Chesterfield, N. ii and by
FISHER Il HAVEN BFattleborO, VI.
Merchants and consypers are invited to examine them.
Aug. 10, 1853 SO
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Z y r NJ o y T

= I \ 7 II Q T T. X N Q Y 7 :,
~ WINDHAM County, : $.
The foregoing petition having been presented hr the
purpose and It appearing that the ibcee resides without
this 1t is ordered, that he be summoned appear
and answer said libel before said Court the and place
aforesaid by publication Of the substance thereof together
with this order three weeks successfully In the Vermont
PhenX, newspaper printed Mt lraeboro, In said Couty
of Wndham, the last Of which publications shall he
six weeks previous the session the Court which said
petition Is addressed.
Dated Newaue, In said County Of Windham, this 9Th
day Of December \. b 1858.
ISAAC y. REDFIELD,
co Chief Justice supreme Court
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4 RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

"A
Il The subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated on
f,.I the main road leading from Bratteboro Keene
lssam miles from Bratteboro village half n mile from
- school and Que and one-ourh miles from the Rail-
road Depot where there Is view Of the fr nearly
mile, six trains daily
said Farm contains 90 acres Of good land with good
Dwelling House, Barn. 80 foot she'd and Granary Wood
House, Ig-usc, WagOnlIousc, and Mechanic Shop all in
cool repair. The farm is well divided into moving lage
pasuring and wood land with failing ut the
house and barn. and running every on the farm
There is hard wood enough the place to more than half
pay for the property and plenty left the the farm
Also good lot Of Pine aud IIenloc Timber. Wire Ferry
with good Boats bauwn Norcross Ferry which is
large amount of travel belongs with property There
good orchard and plenty Of young grated Apple trees
te sco OF which were set two years snce choice Fall
AMI Winter fruit. 1t Is Of the most productive farms ia
the vicinity AMI is easily carried The subscriber wishes
to sell ON account of icalt and help. For further
Particulars inquire Of the subscriber the premises Term,
made easy, aud possession given to suit purchaser
LANSON NORCROSS,
Chesterfield, Sept. 20, 1858. 3m-4O
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Nj ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN rur
Lt1 - RICHEST DIADEM Ahh

M, EVER WORN by KINGS OR EMpEnops
Whatl Why a Beauti(ui head Of nal ms
s"e V.a'eni GOD hmseY ProUded for all our race W
utnough te rose may bloom 50 brightly In tho d
lns vneeks inc eye he ever sparkling the teeth m
pearls The head Is bereft Of lis covering or The b
sh,e1 ana shyeed, harsh aad dry or worse sim If s,
Med with gray, nature will lose more than half ber JUNE
Prof Woods Hair Restorative II used Two nv tho mlins
week VIII restore and permanently secure to all sucb an
nanent. Read the following and Judge The writer Of NJ
hrst " he celebrated Pianist, Thaiberq - VI 'he
M ,v, NEW YoRK, April 10, 1853
DR. WOOD dear Sir Permit to express tn yoS a.,
obligations ana under for the entire restoration of nv Li
70 ~ original Uori about the time Of my arrival in the T
i states was rapidly becoming gray but upon the anp
o. your liair Restorative" very wonderful nyen
"oh P9e eihcacous as well as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IA THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale
s1EsA from the village of Vernon. Said farm contains
iSO acres OF good land Of which fifty covered with
wood; the remainder is divided tige moving orchard
ing (Which is very extensively and psturage The dwelling
mouse Is two stories with large and all the necessary out
buildings suitable for families in good repair with
sufficient barn room. 10y ~
ALSO, adjoining the above a small farm Of @ ncrcs OH
which Is house and barn.
ALSO, half nile Gom tn. first named premises another
farm containing q Of land on which is dwelling
house and barn. '9
AIS adjoining the last premises a farm contain
ing about so ucrcs Of aud equally divided into tiagr
moving, asturage and wood land. ON this farm Is GOOD
dTelliug-hluse aud barn with sufficient out buildings
Also acres vt tillagc land the village aIloin-
int the place occupied by Addison Wlithead
AlSO, 2O acres Of wood and pasture land west Of j. r.
Burrows farm
The above property will be sold altogether or in separate
lots to suit purchasers. Payments made easy For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber.
MOVES sTRELTER.
Vernon, April 20, 1853 II
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::.g57ssE.sy.5 RUTLAND BURLINGTON

t E.:.J.:.is..i:s RAILROAD. On aud aner Monday
- Nov 90 1898, Trains will run follows, 10
wit: MOuing South and East
Leave Burlington $40 A VI. and 1875 =. NJ
Arrive at Rutland II IS A. VI. and 10 rs =. VI.
Leave Rutland II SO A. VI. and 300 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, ? 20 =. VI. and 9. is A. NJ
Morning Uef and NORTH.
Leave Bellows Pals 900 A. n 1880 and % 90 p VI.
Arrive at Rutland 1880 4. NJ. 2. IS and T.15 NJ.
Leave Rutland 800 A. VI. :. Us aud $50 P NJ
Arrive at Burlington at II 4j A. NJ 600 and 10. 80 r.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached.
A. Burlington Trains with Lake Champain S,ea-
ers and Trains "f Vermont Central Road At Rutland with
Trains for Troy Albany, and NewNork, Saratrga Springs
Schenectady, and the West At Bellows Fails with Trains O.,
the Cheshire Road Tor fitchhurg, WDrcste Lowell aud ..
ton. with Vt Valley Road for ratlenru Springfield Hart
fuul, New Haven, and NcF-Nork. And with sullivan Road
Tor Mindsor, White River junction. and the Whit Maintains
Passenger going West will hnd this the cheapest and
most direct route Tickets and all necessary information can
be- had az the Bellows Falls Ticket Office.
D.. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent
Rutland, Nov. -, lsas.
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ID OCHESTER FLOUR. 100 BARRErs
i Double Extra Family Flour, "sAM'L p RIYn brand
Sept. 18th, 1858. IS
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Ia The Estate situated on Birgc Street.
nssm hraeboro, about ten minutes walk from the pcp,
sl---(E4 owned AMI occupied by ELIJAH UPTON.
Icpprisc about Sd Of land with large Brick I,pse
IN perfect order thereon. Also, Ban Garage .us, and
other outhuilngs,and in every way a very desirable
Estate.
The premises by calling on Mr. J. H. PIE Nj
MER, on Brgc St, near the same.
For further particulars enquire Of {. Is. FARLEY.
No. l35 state st, BOSTON
Possession can be given at any time tf2l
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CNGING BooKsl SINGING BOOKS

THE JUBILEE, BY WIN. h. Bradbury
THE THANKSGIVING, by J. b. Woodbury.
The attention Of Chors and Teachers asked the
Books. IT Amy others obtained at short notice, at
~ rELTON'S Book Store,
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ECONOMY.

6SOlt S1l
A NY PERSON WISHING TO PURCHASE
IA COOK STOVES o. any kind or style, for CASH,
have them by leaving their ordefs with me- at the follow
ing prices -;
Sises-7 in for $l3.OO-with furniture sl7.O0;
- s1bOO s1a bO,
0 ST. 90 $500;
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COMMITTING NEW. AGENTS WANTED,
to go into lucrative ana honorable busness-wil pay
active young weekly salary Of from SIS to $50.
capital Of SO to $40 only required.
No UMBUG."-SATIsFACTIOs GUARANTEED.
For particulars enclose stamp, and address
3m-i8 A. b. MARTYR, PIaistOD, N. H.
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TO RENT.

The Fast FRONT ROOM of my Store. Apply soon.
IS A. DICKINSON.
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CHARLES }. MARTIN, PREslpESr.
A. r. NiLMARTH- NlcE pKEsIprSr
WILLIAM u. LAMBERT, Firm Of A. * A. Lawrence Co
GEORGE G. COLLINS Sherman X Collins
DANFURD \. BARNEY, " Wells, Fargo Co
LUCll HOPKINS, " fres't Importers X Trad. Bk.
THOMAS MESSENGER, " 4. 4 H. Messenger
WILLIAM H. MULLEN, " Clafn, Melen Co
CHARLES b. HATCH, " c. h. Hatch X Co.
u. WATSON Bl LII, " Haskell, Merrick 4 Ball.
l.. ATrERBUkN JR., " Lewis Attorbury Jr. 4 Co
LuClEN D. CONAN, Comon, Lothrop X Co.
HOMER MORGAN, Observation-Disclosures.
LEVI =. STONE Stone Starr Co.
JAMES Ill MhlREi, Barney, Humphrey ppteE.
GEORGE PEARCE, " George pearce X Co.
WARD A. WORK, Wanl A. Work son.
JAMES LOW, - james Low
ISAAC H. FROTIllNGHAM," |, II. rockingham 4 CO.
CHARLES A. III LKIEN, " huxley X Co.
RICHARD BIGELON, " Doan, Ming X Co
GEORGE b. MORGAN, " r. d. Morgan < Co
THEODORE McNAMEE, Bowen, McNamee K Co
CEpIIAS ii. NORTON, " Norton, Jewett Buzbee
OLIN Ek n. WOOD, Willard, Wood Co.
ALfRED s. BARNES, " A. s. barnes X Co.
GEORGE BIlSS, Geo Bliss Co.
ROE LOCKWOOD, " X. Lock wood 4 Son.
JOHN q. NELSON, Nelson X Co.
LYMAN COOKE, " Cooke, Dowd Baker.
LEGI l.. MORTON, " Morton Grine.
CURTIS NOBLE, ~ Condit 4 Noble.
JOHN b. HUTCHINSON, ]. c. Howe 4 Co.
STEPHEN PAUL, " Stephen Paul X Co,
CHARLES 4. BALDWIN, " baldwin, Starr X Co.
H. GILBERT ELY, " Ely, Clapp Mcconnell
AMOS T. DWIGHT, " Trowhlidge, Dwight & Co.
HENRY A. HuRLBuT, " swim, IIurlbut 4 Co.
JESSE lolT, 4" Jesse Hoyt & Co.
WM STUkGlS, JR., " Sturgis, shaw 4 Co.
JOHN Il. PORD, " Ford Rubber x Co
GEO. T SrEDMAN, " stedman, Maynard 4 Co.
SIDNEY MASON, Mason X Thompson.
JOHN W. WIiITLOCK, Whtoek Kellogg X Carter.
CYRUS YALE, Jk, Cyrus Yale Jr. X Co.
L. q. MEAD, AGENT, Brateboro.
Aug 18th, 1851. IS
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KEEP YOURSELVES WARM.
Ladies' and Gents Merino and Wool Undershirts and
Drawers, Plain and Ribbed, from to 10 cts each AZ
FISHER 4 HANLN'S.
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MEMS ENGLISH CALF SKIN GLOVES
for 81 cts pair, at FISHER 4 IAyEN's.
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Ladies' and Misscs'-Men's and Boys Plain and RI
Wool Hose, for 80 cts per pair at FISHER 4 IIAVLN
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GAUNTLET GIny


Ladies' Bcaver-Kd-Slk and Merinoe Gauntlet GLOW
from u TO 10 cts. per par, at . FISHER A UAVENis
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G.. w. WYMAN

Nts'
which for excellence Of quality and cheapness cannot be ex
celled In this community.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended the late firm
he respectfully socs continuance Of the Ne is de-
emined that his patrons shall have at the
lowest possible prices for cash. in exchange for Produce
Brattleboro, Nov. 1888. gm-4S
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION in the
Prices of ID RY q GOD s to close of
their Entire Winter Stock before the list
January next.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-07
2, Der @turs.

Simmer neue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES maren in
Bien eirsetrof5en, immer neue llnsliidS{aue
batten ba0 Seer setrcffen, uno Dem 9rOBeu
Sies Don MarensO mar leet gu Gnoe bes Sabe
res Der Sie8 pDn DobenlinDen 9efol9t. @r bate
ben Selterreidern mebr als 5wolftauIenO 8er>
wunpete unp GoDte uno ftni5i9 &ancnen 9efos
ltet, er batte ibnen anberbeul rem leeten 0elt
bon Wfutb uno SopfInuns Seraubt. gtlcnaHb
9laubte iebt nebr an Die MG9li6feit eincS Gr'
tolSes, 0tiemano bate mebr Den Wfutb, pas
S9wert beben gu molten, UNI 9e9en ben rOrs
Drin9enoen 6eiao oaS SaterlanD gu pertbeoi9en.
Selblt 3bu9ut, Der llnerl9iitterlide uno
Stanobafte, iiiblte li9 beunrubiat bon 10 pielen
S9lasen bes Sdifals, uno Elm DlltereS, ra9s
lattiseS @rolen mar in ibnl.
@r flblte, oaB es Da eine Wa9t sdbe, Die
ltdrfer nod, lei al8 lein QBile, unp oe8 @efibl
madte bn ralenO Dor Germ. Wiit finlterm
glntlie, nit felt auf chamber sepreBteu Qippen
laB er an leinem Sd9retbtil9, Die ollteren Slife
auf bic ror ibm liesenoen Yaplere 9ebeltet,
wel4e Der eben ansetommene Courier aus Deln
2aser sebradt bate. GS waren ldlimnte Nads
ri9ten; lie er5dblten ron Selterrei65 un9ebeus
rem Nerlulten, pon benz llebermutb bes Sie=
gers, tpelher Die Clterreidi4e Toroerun9 nnl
QSaffenltultano nur unter Der Seoin9unS be-
iDiulst babe, oaB man ibns bic 6eltun9en lllm,
5nsOlltaot uno BbilippSburs iberllefern icate,
uno man bate lid in bic trauri9e Notbwenot9s
felt seii9t, um 3eit 81 sewinnen unD etn neueS
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bolie DeleS DenlascSilde 6ranfreld, uno I'd
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ben 81 ipreden!
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