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JNO. M. GALLAW AY,
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,

HILL 6 N0RpLEET,
..... GENERAL EOS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
Off e-..Shoccoe>S Slip,
RICHMOND, Va. s.-~
Liberal advances made consgnments Strict per.
sona attention given all Sales and purchases for
customers made with great care. .-zs 81
~ Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for
warded with promptness.
WIN. L. HILL. n 81 NORFLEET
December 9, 1859. t05-wly.
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COACH.
TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
Il Public generally, that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND,''
we'll known by everybody west of the Capitol Square,
and formerly occupied by WM. F. CLARK L, and fully
prepared to carry ON
COACH.MAKING
in all its various branches, in the VERY BEST style.
~ Prices to Suit the Times. .@
Persons will do well to cal and examine for themseve
befnre purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner.
JAMES BASHFORD
Raleigh, Jan. 81 1850. Swift.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARo,,v.

g. - sTos s. e Plea. and
W. H. Joyner, Admir-. and the Heirs =. SpiyersA
Spivey classification for division of s Law Of 0.
appearing 70 the satisfaction of the co saves
I'm Splyey, Aaron Spvey Nancy Jordan G "n that E
bone four Of the descendants in this cause a ars Mary
Court that publication be made for six oroered BY ~
the NorthCarolina Standard notifying the ss. week.
10 appear Of the next Term Of this Conrt =, Sa deen.
Court House in Smith6ei ON the fourth M oe held NJ
vember next then and there to answer dc "0Ody H.
Witness, Thomas d. Snead Clerk of said n
in Smithfeld, the 4th Monday in August VOart, at Off,.
TBOS. b. SNEAE' 1850
October 10, 1860. pr. adv. s. s2NJ D 3 &C.
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LAND FOR SALE.

October Is, 1860.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
Correspondence of the Cleveland Leader.
Thrilling Episode Iss the life
of +" Abe EincOEn.'7

As Western man, | wish space to
give vent to my enthusiasm over the
nomination of Hon, Abraham Lincoln for
President Of the United States. Mr..
Lincoln, or "Old Abe," as his friends
Familiarity call him, is a self-made man.
A kentuckian by birth, he cmigrated to
Illinois in his boyhood, where he earned
his living at the anvil, devoting his lcis-
ure hours to study. Having chosen the
law as his future calling, he devoted
himself assiduously to its mastery, con-
tending at every step with adverse for
tune. During this period Of study, he
for some time found home under the
hospitable roof of one Armstrong, farm.
er who lived in log house some eight
miles from the village of Petersburg
Menard county. Here, clad in home
spun with elbows out, and knees covered
with patches, young Lincoln would mas
ter bis lessons by the freight Of the ca
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crater bursts from its imprisonment, so
great thoughts and burning words leaped
forth from the soul of tue eloquent Lin.
coin. He drew picture of the perjurer
so horrd and CHASTITY that the accuser
could sit under it no longer, but reeled
and staggered from the room, whilst the
audience fancied they couldsee the brand
upon his brow Then in words Of thrill
ling pathos Lincoln appealed to the ju-
rors as fathers of sons who might become
fatherless, and as husbands of wives who
might be widowed, to yield to no previ-
Gus impressions, no i'll founded prejudice,
but to do his client justice aud as he
alluded to the debt OF gratitude which
he owed che boys sire, tears were seen
to fall from many eyes unused to weep
1t was near night when he concluded by
saying that if justice was done-as he
believed it would be-bcfore the sun
should set it would shine upon his client
freeman. The jury retired, and the
court adjourned Tor the day. Half an
hour had not elapsed, when as the of1icers
of the court and the volunteer attorney
sat at the tea table of their hotel, mes
senger announced that the jury had re-
turned to their seats. All repaired ila-
mediately to the court house, and whilst
the prisoner was being brought from the
jail, the court room was filed to over
flowing with citizens of the town. When
the prisoner and his mother entered, ST.
lence reigncd as completely asthough the
house were empty, The foreman Of the
jury, la answer to the usual inquiry from
the court, delivered the verdict Of I" Not
Guilty !" The widow dropped into the
arms IF her son, who lifted her up and
told her to look upon him as before, free
and innocent. Then, with the words,
:: Where is Mr.. Lincoln 7" he rushed
across the room and grasped the hand of
his deliverer, whilst his heart was too
full of utterance Lincoln turned his
eyes toward the west, where the sun still
fingered in view, and then, turning to
the youth, said, "It is not yet sundown,
and you are free" | confess that my
checks were not wholly unwet by tears,
AID | turned from the affecting scene.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

THE recent observations Of aurora bo-
reals by the scientific men of Europe,
tend to confirm De la Biye's thaory which
is that the vapors continually rising from
the sea and the equatorial regions, carry
with them to The higher regions of the
air, and to the polar regions large
amount of positive electricity, and the
uniun of this at the poles with the mega
tive electricity produces the splendors OF
the northern AURORA.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

TRAINING BEANs-Lma beans nav
be gathered at least two weeks earlier il
trained on lateral poles, instead Of the ur-
right ones generally used. a CORES
pondent of the Gardeners Koaihy states
that he ties on lateral slender rods to the
upright poles, and trains the vines to
them; i'll this way he has beans much
earlier than when the vine is allowed to
run upon upright poles. y fact tbat mas
been observed in other vines as well as
the bean.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

Forty hard listed laborers Of the First
Ward in the city of New York left the
democratic ranks a night or two ago, and
came out for the "Rail- Mauler" and "Car,
penter" ticket. We notice many more
such expressions of sympathy in other
quarters, amongst the working people
Il is one that breaks through all politi-
cal ties, and must be felt in the grand
result.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

"HURRAH FOR LIcKEM AND HANG

"HURRAH FOR LICKEM AND HANG
EM."-A gentleman of Batavia was read
ing the Gazette on the day it was issued
containing the announcement of the nom
ination at Chicago, when a little boy
about nine years of age inquired of him,
who's nominated :" The gentleman In
formed him that Lincoln of Illinois and
Hamlin of Maine The boy started of,
and shouted at the top of his voice "Hur-
rah for Lioken and Hangem y Not SC
bad misnomer after all.
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*Resembling each other but not idcn.
tical some, however, insist they are the
same, the apparent difference being mere
ly the result of different soil and culture
Opinions, however, vary as to the idan,
tity Of some of those included above, as
identical under different names. An ex-
perienced dealer insists that the Priuce
Albert, the Sc. Helena, resembling each
other, have marks of distinct VARIETY
Summit Beacon, Ohio.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
THE POpTER LnuRWAL.
THE YANKEE FARMERS SONG.


o, what happy chap the jolly farmer is
A pillar OF the nation, and lord in the
State,
With snug little cottage, a stable and larn,
And gentle little wife for mate.
CHoRUs.
o who has joys like the farmers joys?
The farmer the farmer farmer free,
With his gentle little wife, and a halfa dozen
boys,
The farmer, the farmers life give me.
With cultivated farm, and a handy yoke of
oxen,
A..dog to bring the cows and to scare the
pigs away,
With paper for the news, (tho Printer al-
ways paid
To tell the price of butter, of cheese and of
hay.
With potatoes in the bin, and apples by the
barrel
A garret full of corn, ready, ripe and yell
low,
A pony in the stable, merino sheep and cattle,
And good supply of cider in the cellar.
With half dozen turkies, and chickens by
the score,
And sounds Of contentment for ever hum
ming,
With forty cords of wood, and thousand
other things,
With a certainty that Christmas is coming
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

THE cattle disease has made its ap-
pearance in BerkS and Chester Counties
in this State, and is spreading rapidly II
the New England States. New Jersey is
also threatened, one or two cases having
already been discovered. 1t is known as
plclwopneumonia, and is likely to bear
heavily upon the agricultural interests Of
the country.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
5000 TO &I.GNN
HOW ARD ASSOCIATE
PHILADELPHIA

A Benerolem Institution established b. =.
Endommcat, for he Re'ief Of The Sick asI +
tresscd, afflicted 'cth Vtruieat and Eo3
Diseases, and especially for The Gin, d
eases Of the SexuaL Organs.
AEEDICAL ADVICE given gratis h,
NE Acting Surgeon, to all who ami,
letter, with II description of their corJt
(age, occupation, habits of life, &c h.
cases of extreme poverty, Medicines fBrps
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator.,
and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organ,
ON the NEW REMEDIES employed in tb,r
pensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed
envelopes, free of charge Two or /
Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DR.. J. SkILLIN HOUGHT
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association \
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BIZ
der Of the Directors.
EZRA d. IBARTWELL, PresiG-
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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How many Kinds CE Potatoes
there Igp

We have bad the curiosity to ascertain
the number ofyarieties of potatoes. The
following list may be still incomplete
Those in a brace are those which under
different names are supposed to be idcn.
tical. There may be others identical un-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
NEW JEWEEI,ER.
AREoTT TOMNSIlIp
C. IL. VgARRENER.

y LAs % n II Ia ElN A aSs
I AFING rented a window in the Store of
4 b. 5. Colwe!l, one door east of the Post
Office, IS prepared to REPAIR WATCHES ar
JENELRY on the shortest notice and in the
most workman-like manner Having IA new
and superior stock of tools, and large e4pe-
rience in the business, offer my professional
services to this community, hoping that my
promptness and strict attention to mY legitimate
eating will secure me liberal patronage
give special attention to cleaning and repair
ing CLOCKS and Watches; and no pay will
be required unless the work is satisfactorily
done. Terms, Cash on delivery Of work
Coaderspor, Nay 8, 1860.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

s9~A Mr.. Bailey, of N. H., sank a
barrel of apples in his mill-pond last No
vember aud took them out the 1Ith OF
May. They were free from speck, rot Or
wrinkle; as far and fresh as when taken
from the tree.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

1n1nlStrtOrS n OJlCC'
I ETTERS of administration to the e'.'
u of Err Howe, late of Allegany toTn'I.
deceased, having been granted to the unls !.
signed, ali persons indebted to said estate \
requested to make immediate payment =.
those having claims against the same w. y.
present them, daily authenticated for ss"'
ment, to ADALINE S HOWE, Adm
r. ". BENTON.
Allegany, May %, IS60.--36.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

CsOMETHING NEW.-B. T. BABBITTS
- BEST
MEDICINAL SALERATUS.l
Is manufactured from common salt
and is prepared entirely different
from other Saleratus. All the del
HR leterious matter extracted in such aCS
manner as 20 produce Bread, Biscuit
and all kinds of Cake. without con-
AND tanning particle of Saleratus when AND
the Bread or Cake is baked there
10y producing wholesome results
70 Every particle Of Saerttus is turned 10
to gas and passes through the Bread
or Bicuit while Baking; consequent
ilv nothing remains but common Salt
Water and Flour You viii readily
perceive by the taste of this Salera-
8 tus that it is entirely different from 6S
other Saleratus.
1t is packed in one pound papers,
AND each wrapper branded, = 3. 4. Bah AND
bits Best Medicinal Saleratus al
so, picture, twisted loaf of bread,
70 with a glass of eferyescing water on 10
the top. When you purchase one
paper YOU should preserve the wrap
lper and be particular to get the
next exactly like the iirst-brand as
above.
So Full directions for making Bread GS
with this Saleratus and Sour Milk
or Cream Tartar, will accompany
AND each package also, directions for. AND
making all kinds of Pastry; also,
for making Soda Water and Seid-
70 .litz Powders. 70
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
WITH
b. T. BABBITT'S PURE C0NCEN-
TRATED POTASH,
Warranted double the strength of
6S ordinary Potash put up in cans 6S
h., , lbs, 3 lbs, 8 lbs. and / 2 lbs.
with full directions for making
AND Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers AND
will find this the cheapest Potash I'M
market.
10 Manufactured and fo~ sale by 10
b. T. BABBITT,
Nos 6S and 70 Westinghouse
New York, and No 38 Eudia-street,
Boston. r ll;44-ly%.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
PARnI FOR SALE.

FlVHE SUBSCRIBER has Farm, containing
Il 2l2 acres, which he wishes 10 sell Sit
uated in the town of Sweden about five miles
from the county seat Of Potter Co; abogt IS
acres under good state Of improvement. on
which is growing young Orchard of various
kinds of Fruit; good Barn and Shed a
comfortable House, with water convenient !;
a good Road through it, and in an enterpris.
ing neighhorhood. Soil, Red Shale; Timber,
Beech and Maple land nearly level Title
unqnestiogable. Any person desiring good
and cheap property, well adapted for a large
Stock and Sheep Farm,
cannot do better The subscriber desires to
sell the same because he is engaged in other
business.
TEeMs.-A part can be paid down, and the
balance on time. Any communication to the
undersigned will be promptly answered
Address JOHN b. SMITH
CouderSport, Potter Co., Pa.
May 3, l860.-34tf.
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To DouafRrepFrs.
MEDICINAL SALERATUs.l

GtOMETHING NEW.-B. T. BABBITTS
REST
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Dem prrctrli6eu rcutI6en Nublitum, iuate=
1pubere ben psrsbrliden Gltern meincr Shulrr
bic rr9rbrnfe anseise, oo6 meine Sbulc am
Wcmtaa. bcn 81. Suit, Wiurstns S ubr,
ipisOtr erEfurt uno Der tG9li&c untcrriht ppn
9lprsrpa s ubr tto Nahmjttn9S , uGr fcrtgs.
istSt wiro. Qae neutrality-suspicious. wcrDcn
in bcut1htr uuo cnSliIhcr Spru6c abstbanoelt.
3uslsi6 pieuc 'ur Nc6riht, roB i@ 5rrrn
2iripn, eiucn aetprenen 6ransrIsn. engo9irt
babe, ben llutrrriht in Der franSplti6en Sproht
pGns 9re6t @rtb9nug pcS btCbcrigeu S6ulsst.
res In mstucr SGult pcriutra9en.
Nub miro Der lluterriht liz ben meibltden
Snouitrie- unr &unfartsittu wie i'm Qaufe oee
IstSten g8intcr5 ppu Der Snrui trie .&e9rtrin Nii6
.. Spelling misber iUrt8eIcbt.
BUR Grlei&tcrung Ter G%IoIensG intbeilun9tn
erluhe i6 Ole reip. Gltcru, wel&e mir lire Sim.
fer anontrauen woaen. p~ieiclben mir ~!du9lttuS
hts aum Wittpo6, bsn =. MusuI, %9efiui9lt CUR
S&uIe Su lsnpcn Optr minreiens %ou;umelpcn.
CUR ndberen MISUNDERSTANDING bin ih in
rieIsr g8O6e iebsn Gag am @ormjttas tts IL
llbr in meiner 0obnun9, Srpoptrest, 9lp, 127,
3u IpreGen. Nnton Ssder, Gcbrtr.
Stt6monb, Sa., 25. Suli 1860.
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&int0c Grn NinnhaH

,,u w Sarfe Ib6ne SsipsnfcFe su IS Gent,
Nint9 3u - Gt0.; 10000 aarps fru1,Sflde Dr.
samC'e0 5aton'tts einiu&c uuO a~eirciftc 8a-
tt9tS; ls."e Sa~n gu l23 Cts, psrtb 20 Gent
done trtnc @inStams su 12} Cts. 5000 WSs,,
latf eelrr Calico ,u 6 uno 8 @ts., rertb 10 uns
~ U.s.; 900 Ddmsu,O uRrrs ~ muir so Gfs, (
lmn9rjr lriDrne Sdee Stapfs uno 1antiuos ar
% + unp ., ole anrrrpartS bas Dpppelte tcarp.
olr Stlte Nusrabl bon SonnenIbirmen BON sc
an gftenlton SttrtS, bic ibGnfe @uswabG, spH
70 Cts. an. GaI6enfi6er BON 5 Gts an, Gtsn"
s0am's Su 81, btais far 50. Den beaen oebIeib~
ten Cotton, wert9 SEatns. gu 123, 10, s unt'
Elm rs@t gutter Nrtpel ieG6lt fir 6 Cts. 700 Spu.
net Houd'ee, BON rs Gts. an, sur 6alfte bes
gretl's' mas in Ntlinerp StpreS ~bsrrd,uet miro.
SIOne fur perm unS &naten. &leFssr. Gbed,
eam0rie uho Stpib Musiin. Gamtrie Sanbs
unp Collars. plain @insbams fir SSsnnets uub
ee'ns9rUBe aus'patt ien Riser Grtttel iii auRrrIr/
peutIib biuigen @reiIen.
SOieFS Straus, SO. 81 Rainar.
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gIfttetoe.

Dem pnblitrm Die An,ciee, bnF Der Inter,
'etbnete lein Estailscihdft aufaesebcn tat uno
oob er fortnn nnr mod feline g8eiGttcr<S rauerr i
IN 9rpBem WnBitabc, pcrbunoen nit elmer fran,
iolIlder Creme, Stqueurs uni Grtract. 6abrit
>Uorauf CT Die Scrren SGirtbe telpnper5 auimerf.
mtrtlnm mo6t, frrtcbt, melde pom Niontae al
bet mir 5u Robsn itno. 6crr g. Steinleiu miro
cte @ute baben, Srbrc6 fur mid in @mrfano IN
nebmcn. DanftnO fir oos mir iritGcr o~eItenftc
&crtrouen. bofe i4 mir o%oiiclbc purb prumptc
unp icltSe S%rStcnun9 auh fcrrer gu Ycroicu,n.
y. SenarN
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Gipufhicr 6 NSlnArr

Nc. 10 Mioinitr., 5pii6en Der IA. II. Is. StraEe.
erloubsn it6 biermit tbren 6rrunpen mic benz
psutl&en 9ublifum ilterbaupt Die ergebenIte Din.
3et9e 3h MAIDEN, DAP lie ibr neu etablirtes
Ss$eit= nmb &i9arrcm=GeidbGft
INTERN ~beutt9en Gage erGfnet 9aben.
Nnr6 Elm ret6balti9es 9a9ey Der belten N6ein..
frdn3rltl6e unr lln9ar, @etne, Sn9unne unr 30
belle Srannhpetne, 8um unO 9Sbistiss rup So.
0anna~ unO DUmefic- Gisarrem in Den stanp
9slest, allen billt9en lnfUrorrunsen a~eniaen N
tor1ncn, miro es infer ~eiIrtstss SeIreben Iein,
Our6 Stlt9teit Der Yreiie unp 9teeuitSt Der 8e..
O'ennn9 ms fte @nnf peS Yublitums ~ erin,
gen unp Si erbdlter.
Sirhmpnp. Sa., 5. Wot 1860.
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HHp pe ptrlnltotnen Nncttlpnfn, Melhe aus einem unprbent
llben Nto9cn pbtr aus Der Qeben entfprinoen.
Wte lnSereaulthteit, S6me i'm Maoen, GSiif. Sc,.
bremen. @ppetitioG0ttit, @cn9itlihteit, 8erifopflne blutenSt
uno Fult!af pamorrboieen. Sn allen ~rtrS61tn uno rfeun,o
ttlhen S6aen tat &C bst u~r;6btoeu NtoIsn %ppbltb5tf1 oepiTn
un9 SoAltanoi9e betiun9 SersordetFapt.
SaleIbe Ut einc rein pe5eabililhe Ni1dNura, nad1 frcRo
mn'nlh1'ttAtn @rlnol0Bcn ruo naG Nnmelltn0 bC' &c
%rlhrrten heuanoiltcn 9rOfeipr8 S~'cerGoye, bcreitSt. " ,oen
letnee grocer GTipBtn III Den mettcn etuOp6iihn StnafCu
mar lelrt @ttfttrun9 IN ben Ser. StaNitn mebr fr Oicirui'
gen pelttAirlt, mtlhe aus unerm SaterlouOe in bieitm Qonbt
iertrtut mo. Da Oanelbe inter ibnen 0roBcn Srifal AZ
llnpen. 70 biete 10y tS benz dnlcrifnniIdcn Nutlifum an. inSrr
i@ ntlE, poe lttnt IN rtr Sbat ipUnSerbarcn meei:iujltcn 81.
Senl3atttn lth 8etannitoit %Ye1taftn wtroeK.
Selonocrs Dtro eS fur Sote %cmpfchteu, ccrCn Gpnflimtip
6ur@ rem ~bel!anot9en @ebrduh Won GiaT6reu ODER onocrc
%uel@Weltlln4en IN %IncroEun0 0~cr0tteu iin0. 9lm MI(ac
nictnCn ou9enelldli6 wtrtlan, Tnoet e8 Icnen dloSer JSro
lr bcrrrt8t, Den inteuOeu Self o]ufrifhirt uro in hsg SEn
neue OtlunObett un6 Starte in bas qan;e SYftm brirot
BdrupnG:
&H4rpse SerbrettHng bUieS oISoctltnctcn Nrcn,os boI
SC!l6Icoerc Ndbabmun8cn bcrgDr9cruicn, mcabalb bas Qm
blum I'M &ntoGtt pcrfbtia itjl mug. Dorum n ee nSfbio
Dap Jpr G~eeTRorc's 65l0nOiicbes Bitter, 6Cpor 9br es folff
rthtts probtrt, Cine 8outeile pirb Glib uber,1rosfr Scs
e. berer 1T, wte ale 3adlbmuuasn.
E5- Strtauit $l.00 per Sptttl oSer 6 9ottels fIr e.
btt ben ein,i9en gissntbimern
Benjamtn 9net jr. II. o.,
N@brtTdnten ven Nrtiftln FIR ApoE6efsr u, Gbenr;f,1
Ditsburg, 0a.
IN u 1tpno fpiro bitfe6 Siters psrforft in btr 9tso,
!n'.th Der so9. Dave une Conn.,, &leran0er 0uyaI. 81
@tter'oA, y. Jcanitpu i. Gre, Gra6GS unb Gopfrfer y
St@F, 2Sa!ihs aEo 9:Gne, Gbafes N;uipoua6 pnc q q
Slsoi "hS N aasH Staaten eer Ser. Staltea III ciei:s 3iT>
"" WIZ %pHes'e@ 9eoea' 23.s
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10Th.
or

Rev. M. G.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School.
DEM 9ee9rten bcutihen @ublttum bisne CUR
aujei9e, DAP meins Shule fir &nnbsn mn
Mdrdcn on erlten Wcnta9 i'm September wte,
Der e%rGfuet iperbcn ipirr.
Sn meincr S6uls wtrben bic enaItI6e,
prutitr, fran3Glihe uuo Gebrdi16e Sprahrn
unterrihtst, ebrnIo Gecn, Streitsn, Geo9ras
ptit, @eihidte, glaturIebre, NaturstlAi6te,
3,:hnen unb auf Serlangen aud Su6.
baltuns. Oils G~etilfen babe tb Spei seibte
Qsbrer, Die in jebsr 6inf6t i9rrn Sddern ee,
wa6Ien itnp. Meine 9dulshnmer fmS i'm pa,
fenent Der SYnasp9e an H., nabt MiarI9altr.
Otsient9en @ltsrn, Die mir i9re &tnber an.
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seige Su ma6en, ga ih nur cine tlrint gnsa6
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gerber, lUmie anpere quite @etrGnfe unb @peiier.
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