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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate. Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of
CLE0RA NJ. JOHNSON
late of Middleburi, in said district. deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the 10th
day of March, 1863, being allowed by
said Court for the purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business OF our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of Daniel L. Potter on the
second Monday of April and September,
next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until four
o'clock. P. NJ, on each of said days.
IRA ALLEN, )co
JACOB DEWEY, '0"''
Dated at Middlebury, this 10th day oil
March, A, ID 1858. 49Sw
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THE MARKETS.
Brighton Cattle Market.

Thursday, Marcel 20. 1858
At market 10OJ Beeves, 100 Stores, 1900
Sheep and Lambs, aud 500 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle-tNna $500 first
quality, 7,0o97,7 5G ID do. $3.50 81 do
&I.759500
Working 0xen-Sl00,Gll6 l2JGl30.
Mich Cows 3lQ4O common do.,S2l
G22.
Veal Calves $500 S,b08l,00
Two years old--S25427.
Three years old Y0g3i
Hdes-5S6c perlb. None but slaughter at
this market
Calf Skins-99i0c. pr ID
Sheep and Lamjs-S2, 5093o0 extra
100000
Pclts-5l 81 20.
swine holesalc GE6Ic retail. 6GSc.
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Great Chance to make Monev
FARM AND BRICK YARD

FARM AND BRICK YARD
DOR SALE OR TO RENr-ThO subscriber
Il row offers 10 sell Or rent the following de-
scribed premises-1l4 acres CT Land, six miles
north OF Milwaukee, (by Plank Road) on the
shore OF Lake Michigan. About IA acre, are un-
der cultivation, and the balance Is heavy tim
bered land. On the premsesis
AN EXTENSIVE BRICK-YARD,
with a fine vein Of moulding sand everything the
clay bed. SIX Halls Patent Brick Machines
and all other tools and fixtures necessary 10 cnr-
~ on an extensive brick making business. Also
HOUSE WITH FURNITURE
sufficient for from thirty to forty men Rail.
road track from the Irck- Yard 10 the Lake.
where .els can receive and discharge freight.
! lie track is provided with two cars and fixtures.
The location is fine and healthfu and is prob
d5ly The Jes point in the State Tor carrying on an
extensive brck-making business, as it has all the
advantage of the lake markets. The property
viii be sold on time If desired. large portion
Of the payments can be made IN Brick delivered
OF the yard. Or the Brick Yard and fixtures will
be rented, or leased on shares
An excellent opportunity is here offered for an
energetic nun with small means WHO under
stands brick making, us the Yard is in order for
work. For further particulars address
DANIEL L. WELLS,
4s8w Portage City, Wis
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OxYaENATED BITTERs.--Each success.
sive day brings new evidence of its efica-
oy, until its present position is the envia.
Bile one of being lar in advance of all pre-
parations ever offered for the cure of Dys.
pepsia and Asthma.
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MARRLNl SHoE

fNHh subscriber would respectfully invite all
i who are in want of GRAVE STONES, lin
Addison County, to call ut his shop, one door
north OF the New Jail, in Middlebury, and exam
inc his stock Of Marble, before purchasing o.
travelling agents. He would say 10 all, cone and
see ichdt you buy before giving The inscription, and
knoiC whether your Marble is sound before YOU
buy. There are hundreds and thousands of I'M
sound stones palmcd off on the public.
90; W. II, ROWE
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CTATE OF VERMONT, I At = Probate
SDiStrtet Of Ntv Haven SIS. Court holden
at Bristol, in and for said district, on the l2th
day OF April, 1868:
An instrument purporting to Be the last
will and testament of
AMOS MATHEWS,
late Of New Haven in said district deceased,
being presented 10 the court here by one
of the Executors therein named, for Pro
bate 1t is ordered, by said court. that all
persons concerned therein be notified to ap-
pear at a session of said court to be held ct
Bristol, ON Monday, the IL day Of April
1868, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ e, and show cArse
if any they may have against the Probate
Of said viii; For whibh purpose 1t 10 further
ordered that a copy Of the record Of this
order be published three weeks succeAsively
in the Middlebury Register, a newspaper
printed at Middlebury, in this State, all OF
which publications shall be previous to the
said time appointed for said hearing.
HARVEY MUNSILL Judge
A true copy Of record.
4s;8w. II. MUNSILL Judge.
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Brigham Young has increased his
harem of seventy-6ve white wives, by ad-
ding to it fifteen young and lovely Indian
squaws.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of
DAVID II. VAN VLlLT.
late of Middlebury, in said distinct, de-
ceased, and also all claims and demands ex-
hi5ited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the 9th day of March 1858, being
allowed by said court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend TO the business OF our said appoint
ment at the la'e residence Of said deceased in
Middlebury, on the I'd Saturday Of April and
the LIST Saturday Of September from one
O'Clock p. NJ until four O'Clock, j. NJ, on
each ofsaid days.
g Il WICKER, v }comrs.
Dated at Middlebury, this 18th day Of
March, \. n 1853. 4S,Sw
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NOTICE.

HAVING resolved to sell out and close up
IL business in this place, the subscriber would
call the attention Of the public to the sale of his
dwelling houses aud lots, which will be sold at Il
verp low price.
n. B. Please call and examine the property.
"A; SIDNEY MOODY
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DIED.

In Granville, on the 18th inst, widow MARTHA
BALL, rect Of the late Dee. Tyler Ball, in the
So year Of her age
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.THE GAkAr rEAuIIkYEk

FOUND Ar Ia : Y,

FO u y ID AT La ST!
| For it restores permanently gay hair 10 g..
original color covers luAunoiitly &c bald head;
/ removes ali ddudrut, itching and all strofu.a.
| scald lead aud ali eruptons; males the hair
| soft, healthy, aud glossy ana will preserve Il TO
| any IinmaglnHLle age; removes, as 4 by mueic,
! all l.oiclcs, &c, from the face, aud cures ali
neuralgia ard nervous head ache. See circular
and tue following:
Dover, n. H., Feb. 2, 1857.
Prot. .. j. Wood g. Cc.-Gents Within few
days wShave received 50 many orders and calls
for P,of. U j. Woods Hair Restorative, that to-
day we are compelled to send to Boston for Il
quantity, tthe six dozen you forwarded all being
s0ld,) while we might order nuantit, from you.
Every bottle We have sold seems TO have pro-
duced three Ur four new customeos, and the APP
probation and patronage 1t receives from the most
substantial aud worthy citizens Of vicinity
tully convince US that it is mosl valuable pre-
patton.
Send us as soon as NAV be one gross of 81 size
and enc dozen So size and believe ua yours very
respectfully, (Signed) DANIEL LArHRor & Co.
Hickory Grove, St Charles Co. Mo, Nov. 49, 1856.
Prof .. ]. Wood-Dear Sir; Some time last
summer we were induced to use some of your
Hair Restorative, and its effects were so wonder
full we feel it our duty to you and the afflicted,
to report it.
Our little sons head for some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called il
scald head. The hair almost entirely came off
In consequence, when friend, seeing his suffer-
ing., advised US to use your Restorative, we did
so with little hope of success, but to our
prise. and that Of all our friends, very few APP
plications removed the disease entirely and q
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and we can now say that our boy has as healthy
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other child. n c can. therefore, and do hereby
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dy for all diseases OF the scalp and hair.
Wenre, yours respectfully,
GEORGE W. HIocINBorHAM,
SARAH A. HIooIEBorHAM.
Gardiner, Me, June 20, 1865.
Prof. q. j. Wood--Dear Sir: | have used two
bottles Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
and can truly say it is the greatest discovery of
the age tor storing and changing the hair. Be-
fore using il was man of seventy. My hair
has now attained its original color You can rec
ommend it to the world without the least fear,as
my case was oil the worst kind.
Yours respectfully.
Oh. WOOD Il co, Proprietors, 9l2 Broad
way, N. Y, (in the great n. T. Wire Railing Es
tlblishment) and 144 Market street, St. Louis
Mo. Sold by all wholesale / ruggists. W. ?,
RUSSELL, agent for Mddebury. 30-42;3m
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NOTICE -Adrertsements, 10 insure Insertion
The same geek, should be handed in Jy londay noon
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MELODEON FOR SALE.

A Melodeon that cost se5 will tie sold for $40,
IA cash.-It is good toned instrument and
has never been injured. Enquire al the Register
Office. March Both 1873
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THE GuoDWooD CUP!
THIS contest, which takes place in England, on
the 2sth July next, is unaer the special patron
age of The Duke Of Richmond, and is one of lie
most prncely Of Ike English rucing wear. 1t was
the meeting selected last wear for the mem, rable
debut Of the American horses on The English Turf;
and it IL more than probable that Prioress aud
othsr American horses will, on the approas hing
occasion, appear in it again.
As there will, prooably,be thirty or forty horses
entered, and some fourteen or fifteen TO start, we
propose to distribute the 81 900 as follows
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, IN Gosh, TO the sub
scriiier, who, by impartial distribution, snail re-.
ceive the name OF tie winning horse; $500 TO the
second; aud sle0 10 the third horse. Among
those who draw the names Of the remaining
horses In The race, $500 will be distributed ma
king 81 coo cash in all. For particulars of this
novel distribution, see PuhrER's SPIRIT OF THE
TINES itself
Address, Editors Of PoBTEK's SPIRIT, No 34s
Broadway, New York.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE
We also make separate FREE GIFT To RETAIL
AGENTS, Of $500, 10 be allotted in one sum 10 the
Agent who draws the name Of the winning horse
In said race
1t Is our present intention to continue this svs-
TEN OF Free Gifts, and make to our Subscribers
and Agents two Free Distributions during the
following and each succeeding year the first 10
be decided by the Epson Derby Of 1863, to be
run in England IN the early Spring and for which
two American hoTsts are already entered), aud
the Others b, the Doncaster st. Leger, the annu-
al great meeting of England for the Fall. AS in
botli these last named meeti gs there are always
about two hundred high melted racers entered,
the interest that will attend the distribution Of
the names OF the competitors among the readers
Of our paper may easily be conceived.
The subscription price Of PORTERs SPIRIT is
THREE DoLLAHs year, payable in advance,
single copies six cents.
=. s. The AMERICAN RACING CALENDAR
AND TkoTTING RECON-" containing full and
complete account Of al the Racing IN the United
States and Canada for The sixteen months ending
January last, with lie Ru es OF all the principal
Courses, Fast Time, Rules Of Betting Compara-
tive Tables &C., &c, &C. will be ready in few
days. 1t is, In short, Condensed History OF the
Horse in America fer sixteen months, and no
lover Of horse should be withontit Price sew
enty-fye cents copy. Orders will be supplied
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NOTICE

4 LII who have unsettled accounts with the
n. subscribers are hereby requested to cali and
make payment S. & W. ). MOODY.
he subscribers viii sell their stock of GRO OK
cry al cost. The attention Of merchants il go
licited. Call and see. S. IL W. 5. MOODY.
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vous debility, lis causes and cure, by a process
at once 20 simple, safe and efiectua that failure
is impossi ble-rules for daily managsment-an
essay on Spermatorrhcea, with practical observa
lions on safer and more successful mode oil
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common aries OF the diseases of temales-from
infancy to old age-each case beautifully illus
trated by beautiful plates. 1t points out the rem
edies for those self afflicted mseries and disap-
po nted hopes So unfortunately prevalent in the
young. Il is a truthful wiser to the married
and those contemplating marriage. Its perusal
ispartcularly recommended to p3rsons entertain
leg secret doubts Of their physical condition, and
who are conscious Of havinghazsrded the health,
the happiness snd privileges to which every hu-
man being ia entitled.
Price rs cents per copy, or five copies for 81,
mailed free Of postage to any part OF the United
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\. b. Those who prefer may consult Dr. La
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medici es often cure in the short space of six
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Secret Is the great continental remedy for that
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all the Ssrsapara in the world cannot cure.
DR.. LACRorxs medicines are free from all
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and may be taken in public or private houses, or
while travelling, without exposure TO the most in
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business or study, and no important change In
the Diet is necessary. Medicines sent to any part
0f the Union, according to directions, safely
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A liberal discount made 10 book dealers, can
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DIR. Nj. b LACROlX'S
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIACE.-A new and re-
vised edition of25O pages and
1870 plates. Price rs cents a
copy. A popular and COM
prehensive treatise on the du-
ties and casualties of single
and married llie-happy and
fruitful alliances, mode of Sc
curing decentralization and
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Free Distribution of $1,000,

among its regular yearly subscribers, to DO de-
cidcd by the Great Race that is . be run in Eug-
land in July next, and for which American
horses will contend, known as the race for
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safe 6 Q N .. - Me&entY, bate be
Site, uus feline 9dnbereieu BET ben, an,
mutbtsen Como ctr 3u 3etsen, bic II
Yarcelen ausselest, fit Garmen u. @dr,
ten betimmt finp. Der 8oben 1T iebr
gut, bic Gage, blus q meilen BON st.
paul, ausse3ei@net, Sc itnb. ba bereits
einise Mieperla1uneen, freuntli@e @e1>
pensen unp Elm 9rcbes @aRbaus, fir
@ommeredite beftiu1n,t, 1T per @puenouns
nabe. @uf Dem rpu1antii6en See iteben
ben @d1en unp 3ourifer 3mei auerlieb>
ite Sesel 85te gu 2~uffabrten ;u @ebpt.
unter ben boben @dfen pot1
81. Yaul bat aud Elm 6 . met feline Gr=
ideinuns sema@t> Der pes Mbenps mad
fieben ubr unrnittelbar lnter ben, >>srobel1
B6ren"' Mubiena ertbeilt. Is. Hsr4E
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bic n%otbwenot9e Mbantun9 mub {bm in
ben Wunb aeleat 1perpen. ~

bic notbwenpt9e Mbpantun9 uaub tbrn in
ben Muno 9ele9t ,perpen,
Der 8el u9 Der &Sni9tn BON England
in 8erltt bat TIM @olfe aeue 5cfnunz
9en errpedt unb bic Dempnfratton fir
Sbre Majeitdt i@etnt Elm politil&es Gr<
et9niB 9fpprom gu ietn, oaS au@ auf
Seferretd cine quite @irtung MAIDEN muB.
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net unp @oncorpate seSen jeoes frete Aufz
itreben bes @olfe6 bermetil9 perlblo0en
uno 9eltn9t IS YreuBen, ben @es Der &ez
form ein3ul6la9en unp aus Dem &amaz
16en : SYitem berau63utreten> 10 mub
Seterrei9S GtnFuB ouf Deutl&lano auf
NuQ b%erat0nten.
Na9 Der Meinans Mnperer bat bic
&eile Der &Dnt9in bur@aus feinen poltttz
f9en, i~onoern rein nur etnen pripat;ped.
SIRE Go@ter beinoet f@ ia in selesneten
Tim tdnpen unb pa 1T e8 pobl am nabrz
19einli9fen, baB bic liebenpe Mutter &C.
fonmen lei, um ibr nit &atb unb 9ife
bet3uteben. l1nb bdtten pemna1 bic
8erltner AUDI feline }5ofnuns fir politiz
19e &eformen> 70 t1nnen ie ft@ bod graz
tuliren, einen rei9en @@ag BON @inoeln
aus ben Sdnoen Sbrer @ajeitdt @ictoria
erbalten 81 baben.
Inter ben pFa ltertretern ber 8pulez
YarpS BON part6> 5eteen fid 3u1peilen bic
Gr = premiet6 2oro palmertpn unp ber
5erSos Don 0alencia.
Der Yrtn3 DON Subei 1T Don Yari8
na6 MarietQe5 abseret7t, Inn bon bort
1eine Noute na9 benz &otben Meere fort
suleBen. Gdn3ertnen unp 5etdren net
men leinem @olpe bittere 1brdnen mad.
Sn Bel9ten wurren Dor &ur;em 3n1lf
fran36il9e Refusees be6 2anoe6 Serz
ptel len.
Ma3Sini bat abermal Elm 2ebens5ei&en
ppn li9 9eseben> tnpem er al, bic S9weiz
ger cine Mppre1e erseben lieb> in wel@er
er pos @9idlal Gurppa'6 in ibre 5anpe
lest. Stun ca mag e6 wo6l nod lange
ii9er unp 9emutbli9 lie9en.
Baron Mleranoer 5umbolct 9atte bic
Gbre, bon Nictprfa unp @emabl III einem
Tribtuf auf @9lob Babel6ber9
%etnAelapen ju weroen.
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penr ems pom re6ten 1iefsanae u. 3pn<
nen9ebalt 9eunietbet &peroen fam.

E--y# E4z~ag f4@= "
@ufbtn9tpn, 8 Sept. Die
&esteruns bat bas ibr BON ber &n'eritan.
neutrality-suspicious. In 8esus auf rte
pur@ ben DOLPHIN" eeretteten Neser Se>
madte Mnerbieten aneenomr1en. sic
piro e6 iid bennna4 nabe an $4,000
toiten lalen, bteie Ne9er Elm Sabr lang in
2iberia 5u erbalten, unb ibnen etni9e Bill
pu,,e t~eisubrineeu. Dieie Gntlaliebun9
ma6t Der &eeieruus Gbre. Der Conf
manpeur oes DOLPHIN" ,ptro l1rlaub erz
balten, um BET benz &rtmtnalperfabre &C.
gen ben &apitdn unp bic Manni@aft pes
Observation-Disclosures al6 3eu9e e,l9eiz
,,en 31 tSnnen. ..f~
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Darlington, 3. @ept. - Sen.
Sere; bat bic Stapt %perlaleu, pbne bab
cs ibm 9%elan9en wdre, Don ber &e9ierun9
ais 8eppQmd@tister Don Niearasua an
%|erfannt gu perpen. Der praipent Mar<
ttnej bat 9errn yriiarrt er1u@t, bic Sc
ianpti@aftefeQe tpieoer gu %ibernebmen.
SIS iiebt oieier @pr9an9 gang wie cine
8eltatisuns Der neuli@en Mn9abe aus,
oab bic 5erienoun9 bes 6rn. Sere3 muir
Elm ansefartetes Spiel uno AUDI bic biez
it9e &e9ierun9 our@ yriiarri BARN etn9ez
peibt tpar, leoi9lt& I'M ben 9rn. Seres
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fen1 100 Ct benz prdiipenten Martines un>
bequem 1T.
Die sesen Paraguay gu entienbenpe
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belteben:
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tra Sobr 1912 in 8piton 9ebaut, jeBt an
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folt 1843 eetaut, jest an BET brazil. &Iite ;
@ommanpeur 81. &. Gilebman.
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1@perem &aliber, IN Nem>yort 1886 &C.
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baut: @%onu1enbeur Spbn Gaunee.
No@ Elm febentes @@if (Dampfer]
lo1 ber Grpeottion btn;usef1st ,perpen
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bat ieber 8ampf fir prineipien Elm Gnbe une je
ner 9artei, bic AM raeiRen @eIb ~aufautiete,
seraae, um u bfReben, *ann esr @ies ni&t feblen
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St. paul, Is. @eptemter 1858.
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Grmiebernne an bae vMfite1ieb."
Gines Mrtittls eines @itslitbes bes Sc e<8er-
Gins 3ufolse, naS&te Is mir trlaubt fem einise
Benertuneen au maiden, bic bas fcsenannte
,Mitslieb" Der 1urnitetcn seeeniter ms Rlare
trinsen tperben. - EDenn bic tpadere Iurn fiction
BON ct. Yaul bes erbes Der Yre0e ~rerbient> -
fulet baraus ni@t, bab Der 3aupteerein iub bieits
2pbes ebenlo 5u e~rfrtuen bat, mic ~bieieniee &c..
tipn bes 8ereines, Der 2cb eeipentet wurbe. -
@enn aber Elm rWitelib" i@ eewiGer Mfaben
~teleibiet fublt, ni9t RON ireenb einem @anctu,,
aus mitselobt tporeen ~ fem, il& baber tae 9ttat
einrdumt> Gin &laeesei@rei in bic @elt ertUnen
III alen; Elm Mann bes san3en @ereins iesar 3u
appeQiren> rab Elm &epatteur na&fens ni&t nur
bic Sectton, bic Is %serSient, ionbern tas nerbienn=
lo1e @anae ebenlo 3u tpurbieen, su loben. 1T f.
la9srli9, ME iiberbaupt bic Ginitnbuus bobI.-
leber v@cnberbinbelei" unb uDuloen" tppQcm
mir uns gar ni@t einlaNtn, benn bieie Combination
fann nur benz beQlebenben rMitsliebe" in ben
@9aeel sefoeen ltin. &ura bieler Mrtitel 1T
m.br ~seeisnet Disbarmenie I'M @ereine berscr3u-
brin9en, als bur@ frl&' absei@madtes aauber-
,peli9 einem @ereiue, better abtr, einieen 2eit-
pereinamitsliepern ~ b%ulbisen. - Den Eurnern
farm e5 nur erfreuli@ lein, Elm ioeen. .Mitelieo"
bes 8ereins an ibrsm eisenen gerbient nosen 3u
leben, benn ber beionnenere She'll bes 2eie-0ereins
1T l@er auf @eite Der Gurnieetipn. - Seoer
mad leinem Gel@made. @as bic Civilization
ees eelebrten rMitslieoes", Der 2ele.@. lei Der
aleem. beutf@e @erein> betrift, tEnnen mir nur
laseu, bag bisle Ausipru&sweile nnr rabiealer
lnlinn it,. - 9abtas. = Die Iurner perben
ME unb nimmer f& suradl&reden la1en, tpenn
Is 6prti9ritt, @ernunft, eber reines Deuti@tbun,
betriTt, pb aber bas rMitelieb" benz @teuten.
8aQ jene Nufmertlamteit 3upenben merbe,
bleitt babin sefeQt, mic aud mir nidt @tlteen-
belt batten, benz Ginlenber bel @erberrli9uns bes
&abeltbaues 5u ieben. - On elmer Gde leben, il
pprtbeilbafter; bort fam pielei@t bur9 8daul&en
Elm @@eraein cines 2obes abfaQen, bas gum ST.
senlobe @9meialer, 5eu@ler unb &aBenbudel
eerne fir lid ausbeuten unb ii@ 3u3uetenen erlau-
ben. - Dem rMitelieee" aber ,pirb bies Mal,
ieines Mufiabes fpwobl, ais ieiner buoelma6isen
Mufmartune benz 2eleperein seseniber, ber lebts
plab in Der Qla0e ansemielen, ben es li@ ~ per>
pienltpoQ ertpprben. - Gabtas.
Omega.