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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-10-11
WRAPPING PAPERS. PRINT PAPERS
AND PRiNTERS' CARDS,

Our arrangements being with ublishors and Man =
uflcturers we pay no second profits. and ure there
by enabled TO sell at prices which will secure say.
ing in freight, risk exchange delay, and not unfre-
quently loss by overstock.
Our terms cannot fail to give satisfaction to our
customers. Please give usa call.
ANDERSON d FULLER,
Ia lg3 Summit Street
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BRYANT, FOLSOM, sTRATToT Il FEI
TONS
Mercantile College,
CleueidHd, q


One Of the Eight Colleges of the "NiTTON1L
CII1IN," located at
New York City Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo Cleye.
land. Detroit Chicago and st, Louis.
Scholarships purchased at this point good fo all the
colleges.
GREATEST lNntCEMEHTS IN THE UNITED sTATEs.
For full particulars Of our extensive cole giate
course en- racing all branches pertaining TO com.
mercal science; the union of Cleveland colleges with
thorough corps ofteachers and lecturers, and two
prac lical ana eAper resident principals; the
national chain system uilurdng far more and better
advantages than any single, isolated school can pre-
tend TO; Practical and Ornamental Penmanship,
taught by one Of the best American Artists. VIII ose
specimens are taking premiums at all the fairs;
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Atmy instance an order ofaitac,nIent was issued
on the 2ith day of August, 1850, by Robert Barber
J. p. OF Freedom twp. Wood CO., o., against A hah
dent of said county to satisfy claim Of $50 and S25
probable cost IA. HARMS.
.Qt2I-2lW3F
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DETCIIHNG.

HANDS WAN ~, b, the GAY or Job 20 work on
Ditch 30 a. in jackson township, Wood Co. APP
ply 10 A. Il. Jerome. at New Westheld OF IL III X.
Jerome on the Ditch. ii, x. JEROME.
August 2jrd, lsG0.-23W4t
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MARRIED.,

On the Sd inst by d. Ross j z. at his residence
IN Perrysburg, Mr.. JoHE PORTER and Miss. ANNA VI.
Mon, all Of Bowling Green.
ON the sth inst. at the residence Of s. Hart sing, in
Perrysburg twp, by ID. Ross, j. p, Mr.. w. RonlNs
and Miss JULIA HERRISQT0S, all Of said township.
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Eutal \ Nlistellaueuns .
Train Arrivals and Departures.

Going North-Departs 81 a. m, and 3l p. m.
Going South--Departs 1l;01 .. m. and ll;OI p m
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO K. K.
Going East-leave T. at ;25 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Going west-leave C. at 5;55 a. m. and $3.50 p, m
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ID r. NJ Nj IL l. f n .
CMEMLCOPA MIC PHYSICIAN,

May he consulted, free Of charge, at the following
times aud places
Findlay, Crooks Hotel, until O'Clock, Oct IL
and Nov. 23.
Fostoria, Hays House, Oct. l3. apdsNov ~
Fremont, kesslcr Hotel Oct. Is, and Nov. 20.
Elmorc Emore House, Oct lG, and Nov. ~.
Toledo, collins House, Oct. II and Nov. -.
Maumcc city, American House, Oct -, Dec. 3.
Porrysburg, Exchange Hotel Oct, % aud Dee. 10
My Theory and Treatment
Are new and ditfcrent from any one in the United
States, and challenge any one to produce the same
success that hayesm,t with in treating Chronic
Diseases My theory il based upon the chemical
operations of the body, believing diseases to depend
upon dispropOrtioned condition of the fluids of the
body, whereby the solids become unhealthy by an
alysng the secretious blood, Sc, of the body, and
finding out what is deficient in excess and supply.
ing to the system what is wanting. | am enabled
to often by small amount of medicines. " here
the patient had been drugged with medicines for
long wears to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority Of cases de
pcnds mainly upon dtspr"portioncd state of the
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach. When
this gastric fluid is proportioned properly. the food
is Thoroughly digcstcd and assimlaed. Viewing DyS.
pepsia by the rules of Chemicopathology, aud Civ
ing treatment accordingly, am enabled to cure ~
cases out of 80. aud - out of so of Consump
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis and Lnryngitis, and Liver
Complaint, Piles, Neuralgia, Dizziness Sick II cad
acne, Nervous Debility and Female Discases--in ev-
cry cure. ana other diseases propOrtiOnatcly
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TOILET ARTICLES.
YANKEE NOTIONS.

Port Monies,
PLnSeS,
car SKIN Ual,ts,
Morocco Wallets,
Reticaiss,
Port Folsos, pry fine.
Pocket Cutlery,
or superior qunity-much better than can be OBJ
obtained elsewhere.
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A. G.. WILLIAMS & BRO.

Have just received large and well selected
surtment of
FANCY g. STAPLE GOODS,
Which they offer 10 the public vt greatly reduced
prices, for READY PAY. Their stock is entirely
new, having been recently purchased with great
care, both as TO quality and price.
DRY GOODS,
Such as Prints, Dress Goods Satinetts Twccds Shirt
ings, Dohims, Sheetings, Trimmings, &c, and
Substantial UurqWare
Such as Ames Shovcls, Butts and Screws. Locks aud
Latches, Nails, Files, Knives, Farming lmplemonts
&C., and
GROCERIES,
Such rs Spiccs, Candles. Moasses, Rice Sugars as
Tobacco Nc, they offer ut the lowest cash prices
Also,
Rcaay Nude Clothing
Hats and Caps, Stone Ware, Queens Ware Wooden
Ware, Curtain Paper. Notions, and in fact, every
thing usually kept in first class store.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR!
From Reynolds Mills always on hand, and at the
lowest cash price. Warranted good article.
PRODUCE TAKEN
In exchange for Goods; such IA Butter, Eggs Bees
wax, Tdllow, Lard, Cheese, Wheat, Corn, Oats and
Fenthers. A. G.. WILLIAMS j. BRO.
Perrysbnrg, Scptember27 1850
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WALL PAPERi
CHILDREN'S TOYS.
TOY BOOKS, BLOCKS. DoLLs, &C.
CONFECTIONERY.

STEWARDS Manufacture-thc only PURE Can,
dies made-free from all injurious ingredients.
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4" Head Quarters. "
Order nf. Atlachment.

GsS- We pay the highest price in cash for Wheat
and Corn. HOUSTON y STONE.
Perry sburg. September 27. 1850.
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Saving Money!

ESdS RlHS I7ASHEC
BY pure hNsng
Choice Aroicle Of GaOds,
CHEAP FOR CASH
To the fact that we are constantly receiving fresh
supplies. We buy our goods for cash and sell them
for cash, by which means enabled to give the
prices.
Notice a few of our prices:
Good half double soed Boots, lound leather
and well made, for pos
Ladies' Walking shoes IS
Solid Shank Corn Hoes As.
Smoking Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.
and all other goods in proportion
CAEAPER THAN EVER!
soldin Perrysburg before. We are now opening a
LARGE ASSORTMENT or GROCERIES, !
Which buyers will do well to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. We keep on hand
PEARL MILLS Xxx FLOUR,
which always gives satisfaction.
Corn Meal, Pork, Bacon, Mackerel, and all kinds
of Lake and River Fish.
In short, we keep constantly on hand anything
that the people may want. Our goods were bought
for cash by a careful and experienced hand-one who
understands the art of pleasing all classes and condi-
tions, and we defy any merchant in the county
hibt better selected stock than we have upon our
shelves. Our prices, we are confident, will suit
ry one, have learned that il il Of great advan-
tage the seller to benefit the buyer f. the fact
that they reapa reward in the increase ofcustom,-
Our customers have already learned that Owe can't
he undersod" and for the benefit Of their suffering
Dei ghbors, would have them noise il abroad" !"
that the people may turn out for
/" Head Quarters"
H. W. tIa "a, ',,,;aa
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LAM

We have ordered the best and cheapest COAL
OH. LAMPS, Of the most approved patterns. Tho
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CHOICE PERFUMERY!

iUJigs Ertrdcts, ..
Hlrnoas Extracts.
JTighfS Extracts,
Fine CoLOGNES, in fancy tuttlos.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD
moFFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
PhRNir Filters.
THE high and envied celebrity which

THE high and envied celebrity which
these prr--minent Medicines have acquired for their
nvariube efficacy all the Diseases which they profess
cure, has rendered the usuH practice OF putting not
only unnecessary but unworthy OF them. They are
known by fruits their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by the faith OF the creduious.
IN ALL CASES Of ASTHMA. AcuIE AND CHRONIC RAyu-
MATsM, AFFECTIONS BLADDER KIDNEYS, BILIOUS
FEvERs. AND LIVER CONPL.NTsIn the South and West,
where these diseases prevail they will be found inFau
able Planters Farmers and others who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without them
DrSPEPsIa.-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using thes. medicines Immediately tE'f
IioSs SKIN, ERisIpELAs FL.TulkNCY, FLvEI AND
A.UE For this of the Western country these
medicines will lie found SALE speedy, aud certain RENE
dy Other medicines leave the syst 10 return
OF the dseasea by these medicines Is permanent
Thy THEM. BE SATISFIED, AND LIE CURED.
MhcuRAL DisE.sls-Never fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects OF Mercury infinitely than the most
powerful preparation OF Sar,aparilla.
NIGHr swE,rs, NERVOUS DEBiIrY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
KINDS OEG,nIC AFFECTIONS, rAlrITATioS of IHs
HEART, PAiSTEE's CHOIIc.
PrLrs-The original proprietor Of these medicines was
cured OF Piles Of So years standing by the OF thee
Life Medicines alone. all kinds etectuay
expelled by these Medicines Parents will do well to adj
minister them Whenever their existence is suspected
Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BlTTERS
Purify the blood and thus al diseases from the
system. single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and
PIlENlN BITTEkS beyond the reach of competition III
the estimation of every patient.
Ar-Preparei by Dir. WILLIAM d. MOFFAT,
3SJ Broadway corner Worth st. New York,
ly.s3 and sold by all Druggists
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

kr>pecttufl Ucuit9tVo " he hhn6s
have often watched thee, motherl
When at thy work alone,
And smiled to see thee cheerful,
Within our happy home.
Then We were all home, mother,
Our circle WAS entire;
Tho.e long, dark. winter evenings,
When drew round the IRE.
But those days are DER, mother
For have gone to tell
OF Isrsels great Red-emer,
Who sdoeth all things WE'LL"
But whst is more dear mother,
Aud tina, which makes me weep,
i that thy lighters sleeping
That long and dreamless sleep.
All shes gone from US, mother!
But do not. DO not weep,
For Christ says to Us kindly,
Her body doth bnt sleep
Her soul is with Him, mother,
Who giveth life to all,
Oh. let us praise that Sa.ior,
Who will not let US fall!
His dealings sometimes, mother!
Cause even tears 70 flow,
But then cling the closer
To him who strikes the blow;
That is the reason, mother,
That Oft lie takes away
Those that We loved most dearly,
Or were our earthly stay.
Oh! did love thee, motherl
And | was ioath to 20,
But Jesus called so swesty,
could not answer no:
Aud vet love thee. mother!
Though am far away,
Ana oft think thy kindness
never can repay.
Perhaps III fall, dear motherl
When / am far from thee,
SURROUNDED, too. by strangers,
Who will not care for me;
But, Oh, I'm willing, mother,
In any land to die,
II can gain but Heaven,
And reign with Him on high
But i'll live, dear mother!
To see my home again,
PERHAPS twill be with anguish,
Perhaps with grief and pain;
For may miss thee, mother
When We kneel down to pray,
For you may then be sleeping
Within your house Of clay.
So will say good bye. mother,
For it may lie the last,
For must judge the future
Ey time already past;
Our tolls will soon end, mother
Al. all will soon be o'er,-
Gond-bv-wc'il meet in Heaven,
Where We shall part no more
I'y Co, PA, 1850. MAfshAlL'
Berks county numbers 93,91l souls-a
IN of IL, ,S43 in ten years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
CUPERI0R new Wind-MilIS, for SIS

- for sale by WV. VI. BAINBRIpsg. A
specimen may be seen at Jonathan Wolfe's
barn, in Lewi>burg. FEB. 10, is60l
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Commissioner of Illinois.

N7HLTAM ii. BISSELL. Governor of H.
w linois, has appointed JoHS B. LINN,
a Commissioner Of the State o. Illinois, for
the county of Union, 10 administer oaths, TO
take dispositions and proof of deeds, mortgages,
&c. be- used and recorded in the State of Illinois.
Persons hayiu. Wild lands real estate Of kind Tor
sale hnd purchasers by leaving description OF ID.
at my office, n have opened Books Tor the pur'
chase aud sale VI real No charge in the event OF
sale being made. JOHN u. LINN.
Lewi.burg, Pa, March -. 1850.
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New Hotel in Miflinburg.

~ THE subscriber would respectfully IN
re form the Travelling Public everywhere
tina, he has taken and fitted up the premises
OF George Schoch, in the centre OF
MAIN ST. MIFFLINBURG,
where he is prepared TO accommodate strans-
ers and iravelers-men ani beaSts-in the
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me call.
Apl,'5s CHARLES CROTZER.
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Administrators Notice,
NOTICE is hereby given, that Lettp

~ of Administrator on the Estate q,
ISABELLA MATHERS. late Of ButfaIoe town.
ship, Union county deco, have been granted 10
Inc undersigned BY the Register of Union coun-
~ IN due form OF law; therefore. all persons in
ueoted 10 SAID estate are requested TO make
immediate Paymeni,and those having any Just
CLAIMS are also requested to present them lie.
gally authenticated for settlement.
JAS MATHERS, Administrator
Busaloe TP, June :, 1860
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IN Fsd, Gr.sn. Bae. Browr, Sircr Diamond or Gol9
colors, in good style, . at the Office of the
"Star q Chronicle, Lewisburs.
JUNE, lSjS WORDEN CORNELIUS
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m,,,erea ana aantas unb utah.

9eapemwprf9 4. WtGr5, Die Gen-
rulelleberldno28plf 1T tier an9efcmmen, nit
Na6ridten aus Camp 6lopO POM 8. 6ebruar,
Salt Safe BPM 10. :. M, uto Denpcr Stir
pom %. y, SO. Gm Sult Safe berridte appaz
fpnrlmeneas 0alt6e. Il 8iG Sifbam erbolte fid
lanaiam bon ieinem @unoen. Die @elanb=
belt Der Gruppenim Camp 6lOpc unO IN Sort
8rioser mar gut. Die POit brudte 8 8afIa=
siere bon Denper uub $25OO in @ololtaub
aber feline 8rieie. Die @eiddfte sinset III
Denver better uno piele Wtiner braden na6
Dem @ebirse auf. Sin perl9ieDenen Steqell
pareu neue Digsin8 entDeft rpcrOeit unb AM
Colorado wurben llnterlldun9en anselfelt.
Cine @eleII6aft purpe rr8aniirty INT Bis Sort
0uma ba8 Eerrain 81 unteriuden.
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eestes ppm Sunoorsoni

6Olsenoe8 1T bic 2iite Der Yala9iere bonn
SumSarian, Die IN @n9lano fir bic @ranO=
Grunf<@ iienbaAn eiu9e5eidnet mlrben T:
Spatt aus SberbrOof, GbilO8 aus 8pw=
nlanSOiae, g BlIte) @panS aus Mtontreal
q Ylabel, Cameron aus Mcntreal, Stuart
Ditto, galner Ditto 2 Bldse), MilDn aus 90
rontp, 8i9aroiot Ditto q 4tasel Wprrticn
Ditto, W1artin Ditto, Sbant tittC. BDpoS aus
Garnwau, BARTLETT aus Quebee, Sarincnr9o
aus Nia8ara Salts, e Pldee Gags aus Wil=
mantle. 9k6Mm n
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81 merieaniide SfadridbtenI..s !.

n ,h5ag .ftH@ ..3tfzA&ssfa- HutH11E sG4 l3uag
Ma9 IN 8 t 0 nsggssaD e y 8riei bes
@Ouoerneur SOU . n Ipmn Tera
an ben B~rdlioenteniif nod nidt perSffentli6t
tporoeit, miro a6er ippbl nit BEN iibrigen pom
eet9reB ~perlangten 0Ofumeiitea belmndi6if
benz festeren ppr9elegt perpen, Man Bort
lnoeBl baB 0cup. 6Oulton ldleunise 5~alfeper-
lall9ty oa Juan an bet @rdn5e BON Tera8faf=
ttld I'M ariege lebe, essunb baB er lefne abliAt
%erflarte, 10 piele 6reipiaiserd@ erpS sa~ui5nbie=
ten, alS nStbis lein peroen, UNI BEN 6eino
nleper5umerfen Die neuelten 0adri9ten aus
aeraS meloet, 6aB Der @puperaellrsealr oer
AuSfiibrun9 Ieiner 9lailte nit per, arSSBten gller=
gle arbeitet. Der 8rdlioent BAT benz @uuperz
llellr a9eatitlpprtet er miilIe Iein {sl6lflfdnoiae8
Nor9eben nm - mebr miBbiuiseu, alS fih ll,z
lere Be5tebungen 5n 'lferico in elmer &riliS
betinoea uno bereitS Iruppenpi8pplitioifel1 oe=
t~rctteit ltib, pelde 9enitger meroen, bic Oro@
l1lng ber5ultellen. Der Brdlicent bat ben
@oaperreur barunf aufmerfl lam gen1adt. BAH
DIE aufbtetnnS bon 6r~eiwiQi9en 5u ben errpdbnS
ten 3weden Sade Des Gpngrefle8 lit. 8as
bic Setretang oes mericanil den @ebietes be-
trtfft, 70 9~eftatten ite bic Jnltruftipnen an bic
SunoeStruppen nur unter 5%epilien 8epinsun=
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pom Spanien 0eridtet babe: Die Gaiierin Der
6ran5oien miinl6t 9brer Majeltdt Don ear5eln
9sr5en 9liif, neil Der 3rinmpb ber ipanilden
Balen i9r nidt 9lei49iiltis ieil fam.
WaortD, Is. 8ebr. Ot1rl9a1 S'Ocnz
llell bat lieben Delegutea e~mpfal9err, bic Wt1s
lep AbbaS an ibn Selanot bat, I'M gu fraeen,
uater mel9en 8ebin9un9en Der 6riepe pieper
6erSeitelt perben f6nne. Marldal O'Opu>
nell bat ertpteoert, Dap Die &Sni9in alein bic
Veptngun9en be8 Sriepen8 f~elt5nltellen babe.
Gr bat %inbellen einen Spe5talboten betreffS
pteler 6rase nad Waori6 gel uuot. WsarI6al
'S'Donnel 1T eifri9 bel4dfti9t, bic &rie9sODt=
berettun9en 5u beldleunl9en luo- III Der 1ctuau
unlsebenoen 2anOi4aft Jtecp9np8cirta9elt an
|3ultelen. pH f97 is
Ote Dfientlide Stimmung Spanien8 lit friez
9eril9. Die &Snisin bat eiueut Minilterepnz
leil p%rdiiottt ba8 01elultat oeSl elbelt 1T nod
ntdt befal1nt 9emudt Wprpen. g
W aortb, 16. 6ebr. General SariSiIt
nad Getpan abgereilt. @r lit bet lleberbrin9er
Ter 8eoln9unsen, auf wel6e bin bic &Gut9irl
6rieoen 9eipabren mill. Die Correspondence
Auto9rafa 9laubt, bab bet &rtes NIT Marpccp
%fprtpauer1 nirD. ee.a5
'dq - Pdtef sc a 9 rtdten.
2onbpn Is. 6ebr., 8ornitta98. Da8
Gpnlmiiion8bauS Smitb, Searle & So, am
olttnoiI4en 5anoel betbeiliet ~falirte nit 90
600 big 10000 Yf. 81. Balitpen.
Die NeSierun9 lCl iiber petersburg neuere
Na4rtdten aus Petiu erbalteu baden, ippuadl
Der &atler por China 9enei9t lei, ate biQisen
@pneelioten gu MAIDEN, am meitere 6eiuOie=
lt9feiten ab5apenoelt, unO ba England bieie
Seltrebungen gu lpiirOisen mileu mirb, ltebt
etae frieOli4e 9eIeaulls Der Differen5eli 8u
.9pffen. e.
YoriS, 5errn G6Oupeuers lebtes Sir
cnlar, bic <t1pcrt Der frun50lI9en 9iesiernns
auf ben enepcltl4el 8rieF pes Baplte8, mirp
in ben StraBen BON Pari8 uul einen Sou aus
9erufe Ell. 9gaiaAta9
Die republifunii6e Bartei i'm @Drp8 legi8la=
til miro ben SanoelSpertra9 9e9elt Die Prpteez
~ticntifen unterltiiben. a
9 Der ~2ibe0prO3e6 peS Steele" sesen ben
8ii4pf bon Orleans fOnltit am 1. Mdr3 Dor,
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8eitere gfadri9ten oes 9ampftrs afrita,
Ocutfh1anb Jig

Ocut161anb. H-&i 81
ueber Da8 8eftmben be8 &Snias
pDn Breue II piro 9el6rieben: yMGby
renb bic Aibdnser Der tleinen, aber md6tiaeu
Partet ben 3ultano be8 bpben &ranfen ais CT,
trd9li6 0arltellen lulo itd bic Wfiene geben, an
leine 8ieperberiteDuug 81 9~lauben, lauten bic
Sert6te, wel4e BON nnparteitlden BerIoner
9elesentli4 bon Bpt8Dam einlaufert, iebr trauz
rig. Die &rdfte Iplen in fortpa6renoer Nb
nabue b~egriffen nllo Der transport oe8 9eiz
penben NIT ben erbeblid1ten S6fpieriafeitcu
perfnipft fem. SIM 9tafeu beS &6ni98 Iinp
rdmlid, pte man er5dblt, prei tSaar1eile ansez
bradt';; man besreift allp, Wie beoenfli9 eS
leir mub, ben Sranfen, tpenn maniibm 10 piel
ME nlSslid aufreSune ltno S6nier3 erlparen
ptl, BON etnem Srte gum arloern 81 brin9en.
Ofadl ben anlt(tden Welpun9eni empfdn9t nur
mod bic &6ni9tn allein bic anlangenoeu Bez
Jude, bod muB man barau8 nidt alf einen
3ultanb 9al8lider Bemu6tloitsfeit De8 &Sni98
|i6lieBen. 3upeilen lollen Mcrlente oeS flar=
ten OellfeltS e~intreten itno bic u~nl9ebutt9 ais
balln bic her5SerreiBenpiten &laSen pes 2eioen=
ben iber Ieinen traurisen 3ultalo unb Die Dom
5immel auferle9te Prifuns bDrem miifen.
- "'3@ Staten. 6ts5Ii9la4
Curtin, II. 6ebr. Die Spinipne idreibt :
Die 6rage, in wel9er Weile Die ileae Sbltintz
mun9 WittelitalienS erfolgen lcQ, 1T nod nidt
.eutI4ieoen pOrDem. Die ppr Sur3em eripdbl.
ten Oeputirten iperben lid aber notwithstanding
peridmuleln, um bic friberen 8el9la6e 3u be-
ltati9en nnb 5u %erfldren, baB le ibre Siee i'm
Barlamente in Eurin einnebmen lpcllen. =
8ictpr. emanuel 1T am Is. 6ebruar in Mai=
lanO an9efcnntelG nnp bon Der 8epGlferitne
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Nadridt BON Der Ginnabme Tetuan'S bic fol-
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