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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30

THE Prince of Wales landed at Montreal
shortly before 10 o'clock on Saturday, and was
received with the most enthusiastic demonstra-
tions of welcome by about G0,000 people. The
occasion was probably the most striking ever
witnessed 10 Canada. The streets were beau
tfully decorated, and the procession which es-
corted His Highness from the wharf, after the
presentation of an address by the Mayor, em-
bodied all the civic societies, the clergy, the
fire brigade, the regular military and the vol
unieers, not only of the city. but of distant
places. One military company from Boston
took part in the exercises. The procession
proceeded Immediately to the Crystal Palace,
which was formally opened by The Prince af
Ter which he rode 10 an open car to the Vicio.
ria Bridge, which he completed, by laying the
cornerstone, with appropriate ceremonies
During the day he received tho Committee o.
| New York Citizens, who are understood to hav.
| been entirely successful 10 their mission. The.
have been treated, during their stay in Mon
teal, with the most distinguished courtesy
Sunday the Prince attended Divine service a
the English Cathedral admtlance 10 whcl
could only be had by tickets. 50 that an On
ssemly crowd was avoided. Monday ne wit
nessed variety of Indian games, and 10 th
) evening attended grand ball.
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European News.

The steamship Vanderbilt, brings European
news of considerable interest and Importance.
Itis confirmed that $500 Garibaldians had
arrived 10 CaIabria, end French telegram
states that they had been repulsed. This how
ever, 10 not generally credited. Great prepa-
rations were going on in Naples 10 meet The
anticipated invasion; but nearly ali the news
paper correspondents agree in stating that, un-
less supported by foreign aid, the King will be
compelled to abandon his dominioas, as neither
his army nor navy will fight for him. The
Paris Patrie and other French papers assert,
ii positive terms, that in the event OF GaribaIdi
taking possession Of Naples, Austria will not
wait for his attack upon Venetia. but will meet
the Garibaldian troops at whatever point of the
mainland she may deem necessary for her owl
Interests. The French force destined for Syria
will now, it is said, exceed twelve thousand
men. The British have empowered their Com
missioner to land $500 seamen and marine
on the Syrian Coast, 10 case of need. in re
gard to this question, Lord stratiord de Red
eIlfIe made some important statements in tb
House of Lords on the evening TIE l4sh inst
HIS Lordship, who was for many years BIRTHS
Ambassador at ConslantiIople, and may be pre-
ssmed 10 understand thoroughly the conditio
Of Turkey. frankly admitted that the Syria
disturbances awere rot referrabls to locs
causes alone, but were immediately connecie
with the general condition Of the Ottoman En-
pre-" Further intelligence is received BY tn
Vanderbilt Of the great progress made BY III
rebel factions in China. and much surprise
expressed thas The Empefor does not at on'
come 10 terms with the Western Powers.
way of England we learn that the African XIII
Dshomey was about 10 sacrIhce Two tnousai
human beings 10 honor Of the late Aing. .
n father. More sIagers have been captured
Il the coast.
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NEw CisrLn County NoMIsArloNs.-

New CASTLE COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-Th
following Is the Legislative ticket nominate
by the Peoples Party for New Castle county
Senator.
John R. Tatem. Christiana Hundred.
Representatives.
George w. Churchman, Brandywine Hid.
Edward Belts, Wilmington.
Abraham Chandler, Mill Creek Hundred.
John f. Williamson, White Clay Greek Hid.
Anthony M. Higgins, Red Lion Hundred.
H. H. Appleton, Pencader Hundred.
Robert A. Cochran Apppoquinimink HID.
Levy Court Commissioners.
Lewis Zsbley, Brandy vino Hundred.
John w. Hawk ins, Wilmington.
G. p. Stidham, Christians Hundred.
William w. Stewart, Pencader Hundred.
Sherif-Levi 3. Moore.
CGrOner--John Boys.
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W1ILMIHoToE NoMrEATioEs.-T Peoples
party held nomination election in the City
Hall, on "Wednesday, from IL IN. to u p. m.---
Tive hundred aud fifty votes were polled.--
There was but one ticket run, and of course il
was nominated. We understand they are all
Bell and Everett men, and that they were sub.
sequensy, on "Wednesday night, renominated
BY the Union party. tits as iollows: Mayor
v. G. Gilpin; Alderman, II. Hartman; cit,
treasurer, DIR. ]. II. Wilson; city assessor
VIM. d. Scout.
/ The Breckenridge party made the following
nominations on Saturday last: Mayor. Thomas
Young; Alderman, John Fsrson; Treasurer
4 Jas. M. Watson; Assessor, Joseph Boughman
Delegates 10 The County Convention.
Springer, James Bradford. Jos. Richardson
Victor Dupont, VIM. Bright
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CHARGED WITH SHooTINa HIS WIFE-Geo.
M. Dashiells was arrested Thursday morning,
about 10 o'clock, by Sheriff Story, and taken
before Justice VIM. II. Dyotts charged with
the shooting OF his wife, II appears tina, Da-
shells and his wife were alone 10 their house,
alb out the hour above mentioned. when the re.
port of a pistol was heard in the house by sew
eraI gentlemen, who rushed in and found Da-
shells standing with double barrelled pistol
in his hand, while his wife was lying on the
floor, bleeding profusely about The head. /,
was soon discovered that she was shot above
the right ear, near the top Of the head, the ball
making wound of about an inch aud half ia
length, and then gancng off and striking the
ceiling. The wound was dressed by DR.
Goldsborough, and the patient is now doing
well. Justice Dyott committed the accused e
jail until 10 O'Clock on Monday morning, whel
he viii have a further hearing. - CentreviH
/ Citizen.
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WATERMELons are beginning to make their
appearance in market, but 10 reduced quantities
not one where there was ten last year-and
per consequence are selling at high prices
from IL to 80 cts each. The late rains may
bring them in week or two in greater abun-
dance. .-- ------.- -.
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The DEVIL IN SussEx.--Last week we re-
corded one of the most iendish outrages that
ever occurred in this State. This week we
have to add:
Mo. l. It is stated upon the best Of authority
thar Jos. NJ. Houston. very respectable Pro-
fessional gentleman of Broadkila Hundred, is
now in the hands Of the Sheriff of Sussex upon
the charge of committing rape, on Sunday
last, upon the person of Miss Catherine Whar.
ton, a resident of the town of Milto,. Efforts
are in progress by che friends of the young
mat to have him released upon bail. The
charge against him is for rape, bat it is gener.
ally considered simply a seduction.
No. 2. A gentleman al Phillips Woods camp
meeting caught man in. the act of grossly in
solting his wife, whereupon he struck him I.
the earth with stick of wood. The blow wat
a ssYere one, and il is rumored that the wound
ed man has since died.
No. 8. A negro man was arrested Monde,
last and confined in Jail at Georgetown upoI
the charge Of committing rape.-Neios.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
FOR SALE.


$4,000 EVACUATED PEACH TREES
OF extra size and quality. Of the following
varieties:
40 Early Tilletson 60 Delaware White
80 Fox's Seeding 25 Troth's Early Red.
10 Wards Freeestone % Old Mixen Freest'a
Early York Yellow Rareripe
ID Old MIxen Cling l Crawford's L. Mali.
Late Heath Cling 81 Bakers No. /
81 " FreestUne Is Crawford's e. Mall.
Al Reese's Favorite Morris White
81 Stump the. World 81 Harker's Seeding
10 Shocks L.FreesI'e SIS Early Rareripe
Red Kareripe SO George the Fourth
IL Nobless
The above having hcen selected from the best Nur.
series and Fruit Growers in the United States the
proprietor would Recommend TO gthese wishing TO
plant either ia large or small QUANTITIES. a seIecIIon
from the above list which have been selected for the
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore Market; rpen-
Tag IN succession from the earliest TO the latest Great
care mas beeu taken 10 prepare ground where peach
trees have never been grown. Seed from the natural
variety, and Buds from healthy, vigorous, growing
Trees :.
$4,000 APPLE TREES from to years old select
ed from the best bearng varieties. which rpen from
the earliest 10 the latest, and .best adapted the
climate of the Middle States. Also, PEARS, CHER
RES and Pau MBS, dwarf and Standard) Apricots
Nectarines, Grape Vines, Ornamental Trees, Ever.
green's &c i'll the usual variety. Strawberry Black
berry and Raspberry Plants in large small quant-
| ties.
All orders sent direct to the Fairview Nursery,
Mr is wn, huntington CO.. N. j., accompanied by the
card satisfactory reference will be promptly atten-
ded to- Relerence-David LanGreth, PhIladelphia
Capt Ball and Geo. w. Cummns Smyrna, Del T..
G. Emack, BeItsvllle, Md DIR. John Il Bayne near
Alexandria, Va Trees delivered in Philadelphia free
of charge. Descriptive catalogues gatis
aug3O6w JOHN PERKINS, Pro.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-30

TIE steamer" Pilot Boy" resumed, on Mon
day last, tri-weekly trips to Philadelphia, in.
stead Of daily-leaving Long Point and Phila
delpha on alternate mornings, at 8 o'clock
A, M,
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A GRAND MOONLIGHT ExcuRsIoN to Fort
Delaware and Salem, takes place on Saturday
afternoon next, upon the steamer Pilot Boy
leaving Long Point Landing at o'clock. and
stopping at Deakyne's Landing and PORT
Penn. The fare from the Landing will be sc
cts; from Smyrna (stage and boal) $l.o0.
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or A bet of 800 side was made on Tues
day last, at Dover, between Breckenridge
Democrat of Smyrna, and the Douglas electOr
of Worcester CO., Md, that MIR. Breckenridge
would not carry m,re electoral votes in the
Union than Mr.. Douglas.
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A PARTY Of young men or lads visited this
t,wn on Saturday night last, or rather Sunday
morning, in desperate state Of debauchery,
vhooping, halIowing, cursing. singing vulgar
Sings, &C., greatly Disturbing the quieiness
AID shocking The moral sense Of our citizens 90
| aIsin street. by their drunken orgies They
hung sround The hotels, we learn, until com
pelled to leave, when they took to the low
aroggeries, where they reyeled At their will
Oh until they got Tired, and took to the streets
Gin Sunday msrning, at Q o'clock, they were il
Tie most desperate condition. Its TOO bad 4
hive the peace Of the community thus outraged
/ AID ia giving publicity to the above disgrace
iii proceedings. We are only prompted BY de
sRs 70 ssouss our suthosities q the necessit
d s,rscssr diligence in The suppression Of diso'
81 We have officers wheee dsty il i % tai
: spch nastsss u head-~if We hsvs not snoue
|, NJ = have uoFs--aaythine 70 ssvs our CON
n,xgt(5 - such sepsoaehlhl doiaea
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MlDDLETOWN ACADEMY,

The next term of Mlddletown Academy COM
commences on the Sd of September. 1t ia
hoped that those who desire to attend will COM
mence at the earliest opportunity. Teachers
who expect to teach during the winter and who
wish to review their studies before commen.
cling, will receive special attention.
RUFUS SANDERS,
aug23.3t PRINCIPAL.
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PRosRRssrSG The National Teachers AS
socation at Buffalo adopted resolutions urging
upon School Committees aud others in charge
OF public instruction, The proprlety of introdu
cling into all our schools, by positive enactment
the careful observance on the part Of teachers
al syiitem 81 school room gymnastics, adapted
10 thO wants Of all grades ef pupils
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THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 80
Red, 81 80; yellow Corn 20 cts.,--whiIe, 6s |;
Rye, 70, and Oats, 30 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, rs cts. per bushel. Butter, Is els.
per lb. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat. 81 As; Red, 81 3s; Rye;
n cts; Corn, 70; and Oats, 50 cents per BUSH
81
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Supposed Wife Murder.

Our community was thrown into considerable
excitement on Tuesday by the sudden death of
the wife of an IrishmaR. ofihis towo, who sails
under the sobriquet of DR.. John r. Hamil.
ton, which led to the suspicion that she came
to her death by foul means. A Coroner's in.
quest was accordingly held by deputy coroner
Walcoit, the jury Of which, after post NOR
tenn examination by Drs. Cawson, Daley and
Collins, rendered a verdict that she came TO her
death by congestion of the brain, caused by ex-
ternal violence upon the head, inflicted by J. R.
Hamilton. on Thursday night last. Her per-
son bore marks of several blows on other parts
of the body also. Subsequent examination de-
yeIoped considerably inflammation in the car
dial extremity Of the stomach. The brute was
taken to Dover Jail forthwith, by Constable
Spence, TO await his trial at the October term
Of Court. This was not The first lime that he
has used violence, but was in the habit of fire.
quentIy beating his wife, as testified 10 by the
neighbors. Hamilton has followed cuppng
bleeding, teaching, and quack doctoriDg in gen.
eral, and KEEP, drug, liquor and confectionery
store. He has been resident of this town be-
tween two and three years, and until the las
|: year, or since he has been INDUCING exten
(, siveIy in, and illegally selling liquor, main
!, tanned fair character. BY this terrible act
. cir little children are left without any profec
n tor, and will have to rely upon the tender mel
/. cies Of generous community.
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$40 REV RID,

STOLEN! STOLEN STOLEN!!!
Stolen. from the stables of the subscriber, on the
night OF the llth Of August, Fine Bay MARE with
a star in her forehead. and lump on one of her hind
legs She had, when sIolen shoe on the right fore
foot and was little lame in the same foot She ia
SIX years old JOHN ANDERSON,
Aug ION, 6O-3t Near smyrna, Del.
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MANY of our farmers have finished fallow
blowing, and will commence seeding wheat in
few days.
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SIS Reward.

Runaway from the premises of the subscriber on
The 4ih inst. NEGRO BOY, ab5ut 20 years Of age,
having year 10 serve. SAID Boy well grown,
toleraby black, and answers to the of Stephen
Gibbs. The above named reward will be given for
his delivery to the undersigned. All persons are for
bid harborlng or irurIng said Boy under the penalty
Of the law provided in such cases.
GIDEON L. ROTHWELL,
aug23-st Near smyrna
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I

T9-Ifyou want Fence Board go to
James E.Black's Lumber Yard,
where you will End very choice lot of IL f.,
IL f., 16 Fl. and Is e. lengths, together with
large assortment Of all kinds Of Lumber, at
very fair prices.
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dissolution OfCo-Partmcrship
SAMUEL MARSHALL,
Dentist.

lis West Seventh ST., bet. Shipley g. Orange,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
s. NJ having enjoyed practice in this city num-
Der Of years. with pleasure refers to our prominent
citizens generally.
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FOR SALE.

One first rate GLASS SHOW CASE. air
#. long. 2 a. in. wide and Ii in. hieh. II.
quiFe Of JACOB RAYMOND.
Jane 10th.
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Wanted.

A Gentleman experienced in teaching the
English Branches desires a situation as Teach
err. Can give reference. Address-stating
salary and the number of months the School is
in session during The year
T. N. FRASER,
No. 80 s. Third st. sd story
aug30-lm Philadelphia, Pa.
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COAL! COAL!!

Furnished 10 Consumers, in small or large
quantities, on short notice and at low prices,
by JOHN w. SAVIN.
P. Sit is desirable that persons should
leave their orders before The Fall and Winter
advance of prices, Ito be delivered at any time
between this and the LIST December.
aue3O ]. w. s.
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G. A. & f.. A. LANDELL,

No. ITO North WHARVES, PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacture and have for sale
)Spermaceti. Patent Sperm, Hydraulic,
CANDLES. Adamaniine, Hatel, Cal and TaIlow
Candles.
} Pure Sperm, Lard Bleaehed Whale. Sea EIe-
OILS. phanf, Strained Whale. Tanners, Curri.
ers', PaiR, Oleine, aud Red Oils
soaps White, Yellow, Brown, Chemical, Olive,
0OA' - Fancy and other Soaps.
augl6 SIN
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8iniae Orn (SiunNai

90 Enrfe ie6r: seirsnfOife ,u 45 Gent,
Sili9 gu 70 Cts; 10000 garps fraa,6lil4t Sr
sanr'es Saeon'ttS; cinfaae uno seitreifte Sa
ts9!s teshe Sawn gu ia Gts., rpsrtb 20 Gent;
lNone tetne @tnSDams su Ia Gts. 1000 gcs
Ialt color Calico gu 6 unb @ts., merits 10 une
II Cts. 900 Damen. Oufrrs su nur so @ts,:
l@warie letpsne 2ac' Sbams unO Mantitlos -,
%, unp ., Die anpfrmGrts baS DUgpelte fpitrn,
cte 6tlte AuSwabI pVn SUnnenIttirmen pou GOA
an an erfeniiOn 9trtS, Die i&6nite auswabI, BON
20 ets. an. &alfentiter Sou Cts. au. Stella
Spawts gu 81. biIlia fir 50. Den belten eebIrih-
ten eottOn, mertb Sbiaina, gu 121, 10, 8 unp
elm refbt gutter Nrtitel ielbR fir Gts. 700 BON.
net Noutbes, pOn 10 Cts. an, CUR 6alfte Res
9reiles, mas III @flanerY StUres bsrrtnet wirp.
Sf0ns FUR 5errH> unO Snuben &leprr. Gbsd.
eambrie unb SwiB Wusn. Gamtric 8anbs
unp GoliarS. 9lain @jinabams fir Ssnnste nm
OstnsSrObs Gusmab icnitiSer artifel ,u aulsror i.
peutib blli:gen Yrrien.
SOicpb S.raus, SO. 81 Wainar.
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Scfnmmtnrucbuuocrr.
90mUu sFNmsrit. padetfubrt, 9Ieten. @eleaaaf.
Sanipficbiffabrt

ptrnf Der ouf caS Sclibens ocbou,rn NM fsI
sSnttlte e'ngeridten srrbsn eiierntn @pteampifdfe
Sprnilla, 1000 &pue, @apt. Srautmnnu.
5ammOpia, 1000 Sume, CAPT. S6wenlsu.
Sarpnta, $500 Sons, GAIT. OILERS.
SOe: pesn ibrcr itntutn unb oludliden fabreu rabm
''plI pttaghis DampLldide merbsn ressImdeis am
e'nsli uno 0unBebntrn irpen Mpnats
ne3mrn pala9tere srn Ncm 9prt nat ""'
Su fpgtubtn 9reiitn:
@rfte 9aiitt 500
Speut Saiute SIS
Spil6ehped az
Spn Suniburs natb Sep s,prf.
@rfe goiute $ll2.50. Spcite Gtritr S1s on;sa.,h.,
StS SSe9sn :Nafa9c wsibe man lid an
=. y. Ricbavb, Spas H. Gmp
t5O SrpaSwap 9iem 9arr
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:, =. @ran3,
Mn . U Vo>

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o%ssft'r m uno S'r'duf'r BON s0etnsu,
Srannt TN stnsn IT, Gtaar n.
erlhubt fih bicrmt Dem bsuldeu Dublifum Ss,A
n0noS une llmsebuns fein reidbbaltiaes qoasr
pm tmportirten Deinen Srauutweiusn mn -
"ana Gigarreu ,u empfctIsn. ' s~'
:. Ssln Scrrat9 pDn fran,Ufffbeu Nctbwsiusu
Iat ton'nsnoen SOmmer it srcb uuS b,ifrbt in
es'en ". g Serlb'eoenen @attuns'n. pie: St. Sulen
or 0fenhs y. ct Sn'iInp Mnntrt Is ,ud, d.,
Satour, Sbat'au Ga 8Oie, G6ateau 8SiittsI S6s-
teau Ntaraaur &C., pUruntsr bic bel!en gSene
Wenf tmporttrt nerpen. Dieelben werpeu in
6'alfp'n nno betm OusenS perfauft; etpas oc.
rlngere Sorten aud bel @aLlcne.
Gren@ Srdnop bea unO ownfelfartio. ppp
SaS. prnnellg Sa3erar, Yirrrt, @aliaon u. Sr'
Sms erNmer,s Company unD anpere Surten IN
SEtl@seeneR prslrn, etenlO Gtampasner, Ra.
oeira, SberrYmein unp 9tbsinmeiu g0hisfs,
@tn, 9tum &C. = @cu Sapana Gtaarren immsr
oroer 9lucmabl an 6anb.
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s.. QS. 2innen1n,1m.--

"es nj @sr unp @cGoarbetter.
m SfonrltraBr, 3miIAen Der 5. unb 6.
Mslhen 6reunesn unc orm eeebrten 0uhIifun,
Ut "n5e'9e' Dap lib an ctiaen plose einen llb.
!t'- :a uhO Semslerp"Stcre sr5fnet 6abe. mcIsIbif
wv ni t.hf steee auSpabI Der sri6madYulliten in
0,ces tar Vei6aft rnldlasenre arhfrl fiibre me-
Vuf [Dn 9drdntlr unp etrislben 3u auEerprprntI;S
btIltacn 9rsifen prrfaufc. '''"''''p
liait bcpret. '>T"'" ""0 ''l'
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Steme 2Sirtbfbaft
unD

Sa8erbier Salpu.
Dem Yubltfum Die er9r6snhe an,eiae, Ddf Der
unterlei6nets in Ieinsm ooule am Nlten 0iarft,
benz 6iihmarft 9e9eniter, cine g9irtblaoft netif
ea9srbier'Salen erri6tst bat, pcielblt er fh
feuen wirp, leine 6reunoe unO ra6 DuElifupt i'm
aaaemeinen nit ben bsltsH @jetranfen beoienen
~ tSnIeH, Jlsrencs Itller.
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Sefauntmacbuueem.
e. ]. PI OF,
Slppfbcfcr,..
Gfe Der 1Ttsn unb WoinlraEc.

Gde Der lIten uno Woinlrafc,
%. &tnbcrp oIs. @ebIIfc), D.
cmpFeb!t len rsi6taftiocs Eager oGler in Iein
kadt i6laoencen Qrtifel. ,pic aud Narfnmcrirnr.
osifen, Siirtsn unb &Gmmr itper 9lrt; Eortsu,
Dele. @lns ,c.; @iaarren, Gauct, ,&au. uuo
S6nupftabnf unc oieIe onoere 2lrtifel, welde IN
etelt5en Npcttefen 9emUbnti6 9sfii6rt wsrbcn.
6Luptiadbido mabt ber1sltc ouh auf Ieinen
berulmten uno unfeblbarsn ySir9iuia 'g8prm
&itlsr" aufmsrtfam.
0te peutIhe, mie grpBtsnt6etls nudb Die amert.
tdn'l6e 5eee9tur miro pom %. Rinoero
esicr9t Der aud i'm Sancoertaufe lcine 2aues
leute onfs 8rcunblithife tebirnen mirN.
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QnDertaFi u

~ D et!at n5.
Der llnN SeidHec III Jest int StanSe iebe. g,s,o, q;
'afm SsGae ausuIlbren uni ipar 10 biais ale Sa1,
gns @uefpabt Won ga; gen 1T fUEtpdbrsnS sorrdt6ia.
e,m "tmtt Sutst 10 npasen nit snsm sutsn Erss
Dc Aum6ramelt Ypn 5Otel> 5nbatern u fSamteu pirb
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