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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

FATAL CASE OF STABBING.- We
find in the Baltimore papers of Monday, an
account Of a coroner's inquest held over the
body of James Evans (colorcd) of this town.
Evans and We How fellow named Aleck Gale,
known here as Towards Aleck, from having
been raised by G.. r. Howard, were employed
as hands on board the sloop Ellen, Capt. W.
Wood of this county. While the sloop was
lying at Light st. Wharf on Friday evening of
last week, these two negroes, who had been
drinking fell to quarrcling, when Gale stab
bed Evans, who died the next day from the
effect OF the wound The following was the
testimony, as published in the American =
Cdp'. Wood sworn; said he was moi aboard
at the time Of the stabbing, but the deceased
told him that Alexander GGalc had cut him
both parties had been in his employ for some
time, and whilst he regarded the deceased as
very civil man, the prisoner was very pas
Sionate; at the time the blow was given the
deceased was i'll liquor; thinks the prisoner
had been drinking little also.
James Arnctt trsiiipd--Saw Gale cut
Evans, when the latter retreatcd and picked
up an axe, but did not attempt to use il; wit
ness then cried out, :. Alec see what YOU have
done" when the prisoner replied, 8 yes, you
---and III do itagain; thinks Evans had
been d inkin~.
Stephen Ford was next called-Was about
at the time the Stabbing took place, and hear
ing the negroes quarrcllng told them that it
wonld not do, especially as the captain was
not on board; Immediately afterwards de
ceased commenced cursing and abusing the
prisoner, and with IS again told the m that
they must not quarrel, whereupon Gale plung-
ed his knife into deceased saying, "you-;"
the latter rrtreate | and seized ar axe but did
not attempt to use it; witness told the accu-
sed what he had done, and the latter held his
knife in position ready to use it, and thinks
he would have used it second time had not
witness interie:r d the character Of the pris-
oncr was very bad.
Dr.. Baltzell testified to the cause of DEATH
the knife entering the stomach and striking
the breast bone, and turning downwards pen
etrated the liver.
The jury retired, and after brief consulta-
tion rendered the following verdict THAT
James Evans came to his death by knife in
the hands Of Alexander Gale, the knife enter
ing his liver.' The prisoner still remains in
Jail, and will probably be tried in this city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

OTThe Sabbath School Exhibition at
Cherry Hill on Wednesday night, was largely at
tended. The exercises were interesting, and high.
ly ereditable taste was displayed in the decorations
of tn church
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

ENTE, the undersigned, Commissioners
w appointed by the Act t, Incorporate
the CoInmbin and Port Deposit Railroad
Company, passed February 20th 1893, do
hereby give notice that we will meet on the
IOth inst, at the Farmers and Commercial
Hotel, Port Deposit, and open Books and
receive subscriptions to the capital stock of
the Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad
Company, aud We invite capitalists to attend
said meeting.
Edwin Wilmer. James II. Rowland,
Richard d. Hall, Andrew Lyon,
Ahsalvm Roman, Jesse Il. C"uISon,
Chalklcy B. Cutler, Allen Anderson,
VIM. Moore, Joseph b. Preston,
Jacob Tome, John +. Namcman,
j. J. lIeckart, Edwin j. Rinchart.
Dec 3. lSJJ-lw.
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0JOn last Wednesday, the son of Matthew
Nauaain was severely injured by the kick Of a
horse, which he was driving from the field His
injuries although severe are not dangerous.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

ia rich and extensive vein of gold is
said to have been discovered in Missouri,
which will yield $4,000 to the ton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

MILITARY.-M Militia officers will see a
notice of some Importance to them by Adjt.
Hines Of Chestertown.
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Z e II 7! LIG IIT.! II GIL IT,!
AI The best nj oil at 81 p pr l'on. or 81
cents per quart. The best Burnng Flui l. at GS
cents per gallon. or II cents per quart Lord
oil. Sperm oil Mould Candies nul hdaiuautiue
Candles For sale ut the Dry Goois and Grocery
store Of Il. L. MAY.
Dee , III the ." Hollow -
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ABUNDANCE OF GAME.


. Sec how the wcll-taught pointer leads the way .
The seen. grows warm he stops; he springs the
prey;
The autterng coveys from the subblc rise
And on swift wings divide the sounding skies;
The scattering lead pursucs the certain sight.
And death IN thunder ovcrtakes their flight
That description Of shooting cartridges is
as true here and at this day as it was in
England at the time Gay wrote it. Our pro-
ftssional gunners have had abundant sport this
fall, Judging from the amount ofgamc we have
seen brought to the market here, or sent off
to the cities. A single gunner has not unlre-
quenty brought in 40 to so cartridges in sin
gle day; they are growing scarcer now, how
ever, under such wholesale slaughter and they
have to be content with less reward for days
tramping. Rabbits, too, have been abundant
up till Thanksgiving Day one boy, on one
large farm in the Second District, had trapped
over hundred; one man, a few miles above
here, had shot ninety up to last week, and he
only gunned occasionally One gunner
brought thirty seven rabbits in single day
to Giles provision store and Giles, on Sat
urday last, received and sold over seventy
We have not known game SO abundant for
many years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

AN ELKTONlAN OUT AMONG THE
LECrrRERs.-We see it announced in the
VIIogc Record, that the first Of a series Of lee
lures was to he delivered on Thursday night
last by Horace Greeley, who is to be followed
by VIM. Pinkncy Ewing, John II. Thompson
Theodore Tilton, 7. Dunn English and Bay
ard Taylor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

TEllE undersigned having been elected
a Constable OF the First Election District
will give prompt attention to all business
placed in his hands for collection.
Dec 3, 1859. JOHN ). IlANES.
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". EinkHey Ewing 6 II. J. Jones
ATTGE.Jt.Es All z.Ayy,
ElkTNN MD

Having associated ourselves for The practice of
L luur profession. we Will attend carefully and
promptly to all business placed in our hands We
will prac ice in the Courts of Cecil Kent and IInr-
ford and the Court of Appeals. Office first story
of Cecil Whi5 building dee 3.tf.
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Gle Gefil lubie.
ELKTON, DECEMBER 3, 1859.

u Congress meets on Monday. T.: spos-
IDLE there will be some delay in ehtcting an
organization of the House. no party having a
majority of the members. Among the menu
5ers elect are twenty three southern Amcri-
cans BY the help Of eighteen of these the
locofocos would be enabled to elect their
Speaker, and it is amusing the articles by
which they are endeavorng TO invegle these
6 God forsaken," 'lousy." Christless, Know
Noihings US they by turns have called them,
into their support. They have at last grown
10 be marvellous proper men in the eyes of
the locofocos, and if they would only now
come up to the rescue of the democracy, they
would be political saints-just up to the time
they rendered the required service. We'll,
we will see how many American members are
fooled by these deccitful advances. Rather
than elect foul mouthcd, Buchanan, plum
dering iocofoco by American votes, let the
House 60 unorganized to the end of the term.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

BURGLARIEs.-Thc store of Mr.. John
Campbell at New Leeds, in this county, was
broken into on Wednesday night of last week
and robbed of quantity of goods. The
robbers have not been discovered. The shoe
shop of Mr.. VIM. Grant, at Charlestown, was
entered the same night and robbed of several
pairs of shoes. The cOnsidcratc thief after
picking out pair to tit him, lett the others in
the woods a short distance off.
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The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
reprints. inasmuch as they can now be placed in
OH ,iuill edit ions
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ind Spens bic 10 the scholar and the professional
man. lille 10 the intc ligcn reader of every class
they furnish more correct and satisfactory
record Of the current literature Of the day through
out The world than can be possibly obtained from
any other
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

ORGANIZATION OF THE New BOARD
OF COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-Th New County
CommisS toner's, viz: Jethro j. Mccullough,
John F. Stephens and James NJ. Evans.
Esquires, met on Tuesday last and organized
by electing Jethro J. Mccullough, Esq.
President; James S. Crawford Esq, Clerk !;
and James I. Mccullough Esq, Counsel
the Clerk and Of such of the Constables as
had been filed, they adj urned to meet on
Tuesday the 18th OF December, inst.
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cufal affairs.

LAND SALE. a. j. Creswell, Esq,
Trustee, sold on Wednesday last, the farm
of James Whitaker, near the road between
Ellston and North East, for $l0,9O0; Jacob
@. Howard. purchaser.
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4 GRlClITCRAL NJ p l. f. VI + y f 5 -
IA Corn shelters. Straw Cutters. Grain Fans
Flows. For sale by Ii. :. SITES.
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CONsTABLEs BoNDED.-The bonds of
We're filed in the Office Of the Commission
ers and approved by the Board at their
meeting on Tuesday Last james p Price
and John S. Hanes of tie LIST District; w. +.
j. Henry, 3rd dist; Joseph II. Smith, 4th
dist; John W. Shippers, 9th dist; Thomas
Berry and Robert McMaster, 9TH dist. John
Barrow, 9Th dist. and Vim. Kirk, Jr., 9th
district.
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EiHton, Dec. .. lSDJ-tS. Trustee.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-03

VITpol HOODS. Wool Comt,rS Buck Mitts.
W Buck Gloves, etc etc For sale by
Dee !. r. T. MAY.
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GAGE. for sale by
, bee ,. L. 7. MAY.
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SunUriitiiebcr Observation-Disclosures.

Srnnta9. Ia bic 8n6e ter Stabt mr.
pnr6 elm 9eri&t, Seusoine betreEeub, i'm Qaufe
Der per9an9snen @Sc6e unterbrc6en purSs. 70
irirp, UNI bitism letsl at3ubelfrn, Elm ue,sr
&afstrtnfer~S erein eesriupet.
Wpntas. Der Qiterat Nannbeimer crkSrt
zen pUliSeiIiasn SsfebI, iein ltBtes @ebiGt, Re.
nam let:
nN3, es mar ia nur elm Sraumm
ntbt nrebr porjuleler, pa font 3iuiamsburo -,
iebr bee5lIsrt rIroe.
DttRRag. DER nDide" fi6rt Ieinen spr
9aer unS Sag sefa6ten Gntialub pirtli& aus
sr U%nloot."
WtttwS d. Da -obiser 4ittrat 70 ausoe.
asidbnete erfOl9e ais ensGtf4er 8ebner
srrptrtt bat. 10 labt sr lid berab unb ttsIHdt einen
Ssretn NIT elmer beutG6en Rebe. Or
trrnn't tsSc@ I'M anfans bis gum 8crt: $ NJ
ft@t Oa its9t or ii@ ssSpunsen gu ertlGrsn,
Dap e. stSentli@ ni6t pi0e, iibrr pAs er lprseben
MOLE. ,
Oonner a g. NfsGrsre Office : SGaer fin.
pfr, Dap bet Der beSprltebenben g8a6l bi. Stim-
men Der DsutlheR aud ni6t gu Serabten Siur.
6rettaS. St ibren Spee6es acbenfen Ie
ofsbaIb AUD einniaI Der ADOPTED Citizen. oer.
man 6rtenos unb 9sps, ia es f1Gt mandem bic
Ter 5errsn Elm, pa6 ibr @rpsUater audi eiurnoI
ron "tbs other lior Of TIE Serbian" ~sefUmmen III.
Sonnabenb. Qiterat @annbeimer En-
ealt ftr feline teuti@senslil6e DEPORTATION .ur.
f9psin" ben DOetUr6ut.
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gu Nerfaufen-I

Die Balance Der Grae Res BON mir eetrcbnten
SGulre uno @aItenS an Der 5tcn Giraffe, ,triIten
Srpar= unb MaribaG, nebit ppatGnoiecr @inrihtuua
OeS Bon mir baIeltt ~9efutrten ScarbiugtauIes unO
Nirtbihaft, Bar, Gorratbe BON @etrGnfen &c. ufertre
th hermit unter 9inltisen Srrinsunsen gum pripat,
Sertanf. ;3u bieIer @artens93irtbIhoft scbGren finf
&e9elbabnen, mebrere Sbuf1ebuarps unb Elm Snao=
tel. 9Sil ir9enb Semanb Gin r%crarti9es @, Ih6ft etae
bliren, 10 pirfte itt 70 lei&t Ieine s~inttacre @elcsen>
belt fnben. Die Se9elbabnen iinb in belfem Stanbr,
unp lit Dieics GtabliEement cas etn,iae berartiae auf
@bodce>5ia. Die Gprrdtbe BON Qiqmurs &c. Der Bar
finn BON Der beten Sualitdt. Die GeaIe pieles pilates
ldnft fur reitere prei Sabre. Soute Semanp eeneiat
iein, ~benieltsn 5u ib'rnebmen. 70 bite ib freuncli6f,
balelblt bel llir ocrsuiprehen. Die &aufsbebtnsun
gen iinb mabt9 unp letdt nnne9mtar.
gS NJ. 8dttsn,
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Ssutl&e une 5rau5Glti6e 5ra&te
uno Vrcbuctt.

Snbem Der ltntsrIet6nete BEN eere6rtsn Wutlieum
Tnr pas tbm bis Jest aei&sntte ;3utrauen panft, en-
gtleblt sr ietns se9enrdrtts auf Eager tsfiueliben Dir
tifel CUR ~9sf1lli9sn Sea&tun9, uno pirD ber1elbs Be-
rtubt ietn tets frtlhe unp bic tslten gGaarsn si balten.
3u9leth made lib bas oerebrte 9utIicum aufmerf,
Jam, rap Id BON jebt all Die tri mir aufsc9ebenen Srz.
oers auf Serlansen frsi ins Saus I~ieiere; i'd erlub,
'ssbalb, mid NIT rett 3atlreiden uni. aru6en Srpsrs
IL esebrfn, tnpen: tb Die &srliherun9 0sbs, meme ae,
tHr1en @tnetmfr ltets biais unb prompt gu beoienen.
SOtn 5sr6tg.
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Stabtifbes,

- Sir Srn. ecuts @aIbmrier Iieat Elm gricf
IN ~unlerer Office.
gSir Tnpsn i'm Baltimore Bederm scrt
lebter Nc@e ~folssnbe Sobes. ~lrseioc, bic mir
su rerSHentliden erIu6t line:
Gsitern, am ID. b., Gbenes 8 rlbr, fart Grou
yclina Dir, i'm Glitter ron CO Sabren, mad lan-
ger i6mer3li&er 8rantbeit.
5einri6 ii. Grnsfine 3icaenbain.
sSir "s%riprtisn uniere 2sfer auf bic @rn=
eertsanSsise bes 1efanspereins Sirsinia. Dos
rethe prrsramn' n%eIslten mitb scpis siele Mn=
iitfreunee an ie fem Nbenb perIammeln. beuen
ii6 aud Iansluittse ieben IlterS unb @sI6le6ts
anIdlteBsn irercenr ia nab BEN Concert Gin
GROCER Saa iattincet. Die 6errsn ganter uup
Sobnsrt, bic iebi9en Seiber res Nsumartt So
tells, tptrSsn aueerpem NGes aufttetrn, ibr @,<
trtttS Debut ais @aRbaGter reht alancnb ,t
MADDEN. Dieie 5eftt6feit fnbet am na@ifploen4
Den @cntas ltatt.
= Na6tten Wrntag iubet In, 9ptale bes
prh. Stetriein cine Sprffrluns pes Surnrrz
etebpater &beatsrpereine ltatt, BE-. Gin Cant
Srani6er fclser pirb. Der arpEe SRcrton
irirp, ME mir b6ren, bic SeRlt6feiten bieles
SersinS fur ciefe Saiicn teIbliessn.
Ntr itno 'ntebrleitis srIu6t irprben, ouf
Die sSablan3eisc ses 5rn. SeniaHin Sraao bir.
S%urnstien, Der Gin Ganbicat fir Die Sffce eiurS
Mana9ers hes Irmenbaules III. GteIe reutId,e
aresttsr, bic 5rn. Bragg ifcn ictt Sabrcn ma.
Der tsnnen, iebcn bos ooufc Sertrauen in bic
Sabt9teiten befeIteu, bieir StcQe wiirtia aus
%3nfIlen.
Ntr bcfsn unS wiihIdcn, tas bic am
naditen 0ienitaS abenb i'll Der ct. 0cbouues
Strhe ttatttneSnee~ Seriammluna spt 1rcuubcn
5sr Su9fnc 3oblrei6 tcfuht mcrre, rcren ,ritoee
lfaBe Gr3tebnns uns aIsn am Ser,en Iieoen
miB. Die Reorganization Der Ieitberioeu StuIe
p'eler @snif'nce tann MIR bur6 tbattrGftiars
SanoeIn unb sablrei6ep 9lnf6lus an ben mem
gu SrinSsnSen S&ulssrsiu .te,redt perce,,. Der
-9hnj unabbnnsi9 pra Der @emeinbe iub iroeub
pelhem ttr@Ehen Srang paifeben irirb.
, 0reitncen orn efnem guten @'las 8bctrs
mem tpnnrn mir ben BON 6rn. Sptn MlQer
tmpcrttrten Sraubeniaft ppm RIein ttfenS cm=
pteb!en, ea berid6e lh burh Site. gEpbIoe.
ihmad unt 8sinbeit aussridnet. gBir psrpsiIsn
anl Die 0etreTenee aniet9e anb bantru fur bic
rrbaltsne Yrptc.
Ne9sn ire6Ielte nit Spnnenltrin. G,e.
irttter NIT iAneicenrem Sturmptrb i'm Qaufe
pieier yScde NIT chamber al; ia, mir Irbcn in
f'ner lonperbnrsu 3sit, unb penn's nt6t ,lirei.
len 8ratsbl in allen Gden aG6e, Der Nlorft fe6r
bod mare unb eaS Yfunb SIriI& einen @hiniuo
%tcltete, 10 tpt6tsn bic 2eute nib mcbr. mir IL
bic Belt Dor Iauter 0eiprd6en iiber bic ietios
gSitterung tpctlhIaaeu iuutsn.
Baersnb bss beftissn @etpittert am Diem
flag itarb cine metr als 1O0idbrise @dwar,e
aus 6urattn Der Ndbe pom Slb 5ieIp.
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Neme Nmsci0ct,.
Gn bic OeufIten Ri6mpnes.

Nuen Dsnen, 70 an elmer suien bsutiGen S6ule
eintsee Sntercle baben = uno pelher 0eut,te Ip(te
pieies nt6t ptene tiermit sur gfa6ri6t, bas 3weds
Der 0abl zines feline YItGt tennenpsn Sdulratbs.
nGdbifen Dicnita9, gbenbs s tlbr, cine gerIammluna
in Der ct. SebanneS Stride fa%ttfnpet, gs wirb aes
iriini6t RAP rie ~Serlammlun9 rett sattrei6 beIudt
meroe, neil nur burd rese Setbcilisuna Die recraa.
Nitric Sfule cine bic 9eutI6en ebrepbs 3ufunft Sat.
Die ScrflGunSSiGpmmitte. a
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Mandasr pf doc Nppr 6rult.

Yin bic BURGER Ron RiGmrnbi SD ,tioe mid cenIeIben
gan, e%rasbenit ale Gin @anbieot fur chloe Sffee on, iirb bite
BET Der bsrprltsbeneen Nsabl sani e~teebtnit nm bic Stunnten
eerIelben. 9cniorin 9rono.
N.Y.. 9a tb nt6t I'M Stonee fem rrcrbe, rielc mrinsr Mii.
burger prr Der gSabl bciuden III fSnnen, 70 tpfc i'd. Soe Ste.
elbert mir eennph ecrchhiefeit pirerfatren IaiIcn, intent ii,
itb nber meine 6dtisfciten, bitle Stsae aus,ufnlen, bel meis
men ndbercn greuncen c~rfunbiotn. .. B..
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"FFV OFIIItpfFn
Yer untersetdnste 1T i'm Stanps (purd Elm neues
Oampf.Serfobren)
alte Settfebern ;u retnisen
urc 10 SplitanSt9 mteber bcrjulteler, enB fe in ieber
9tnl'dt neuen gletd irGrDen. SD bereite etenlp nrue
Gecern mtttelit Onnpf 70 gu, bag iie melt ensencbmer
fnr Den @ebraud in Setten wcrcen.
Der Slets res Gseinisrns uno @rnrucrns alter Sc
bern 1T nur 4 Cts. per @fupp, unp merpcn p~ielelteu
%trltenfret %nbaelplt uno abaSiefert. SeltcQunactt be-
lteSe man bel 9rn. Sm. WSbe gu bintrrla1en.
0eorg Sennet.
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MN6riat I'm ubrma@sr uno 0ulparteitcr.

@u8ufus 6sIbtdue,h.12 9ruaesS traEe,
scgenuber Dem 5eisbrictstutser Depot, neltsr felt
msbrrreu Sa6rcn pas Surettn . @elbdit nit GrfcIa
am pbtgcn pldb tetrcibt, fihoet It &rdhtli6fcits BAL
Fer ~SeranIa6t lrn @elddft, uieoer,uGrsen, unp r1erirt
9termit iejn san,es @si6Gft 5prcr Secinaunaemeile e-
nrn 8bsil %briirIbeu unter febr pOrtbeiIbafteu gerin-
9un9en SIT oertduIsn; uur tenddrttti9e hermit bas
RAP i'd BON bsute' ab su:
8of- unb inter &cfpreiItn
~pertnufen perbr. SD made gang Defenders auf siele
BON mir ieltit Serfertigte @ulbmnaren aufmsr, lam, ra
sS i'm Sntere e zines Seceu Iiest>bci mir ,u faufen,
tnosm i'd nur ned turJe Belt ras @eltGft pfTen Il,
haItcn 9tbrnfs.
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gRarme 91per

Ginem ipertbsn @ubIifum bic ~sroebenf, @n;eiae, baE n66s
rsno Der leBtsen SatreSieit metne warnen unb elegant ,inaerih>
teten 96ter Rem Selude rfTen ifebtn.
9emislben oient sueIeih CUR Na6riht, bs ib cine ueue Sen<
bun9 efter lhmeeti6cr Slut;9 gel erbalen babe, bic biiioh Bel mir
III boben inb unb pel6e i'd fel6t Al ieoer Gaas. un6 Nabheit
onSuftsen mid empfcbIe. SIR. 9pIIe,
SrpaeIrase, nabe Ger 2ten.
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9rGmtun,z Riainerp.

@ahame 9pn. 9p. SIS @tainRrase, Sem ct.
etarleS Sctel 9eseniitrr, scist itten bsnt16cn 8uu-
ben e%rgebrnif an, DAP tbt Eager pom egBoas
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