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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
~ er has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county, letters testament
tary on the personal estate Of
CATHARINE WILSON,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
10y warned to exhibit the same with the youeh-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day OF July, 1865 otherwise, they
may, by law, beexcluded from all benefit Of said
estate Persons indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment Given
under my hand this 29th day Of July, 1862.
aug Lit H. SEMKIN, Ex'r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

GoyERNoRs PROCLAMATION view Of the
presence Of the Confederate army within the
borders of the State Of Maryland, Governor
Bradford has issued a proclamation calling
upon It's citizen to organize without delay
such military force as will eliectually assist
in repelliug the invading forces.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
OAK SHINGLES.

TENHE subscriber has on hand a large lot
L Of very superior OAK SHINGLES,
which he viii dispose Of on very reasonable
terms. WIN. GRANGER,
On the Falls Road, miles below Rockville,
july 25--4t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
A FULL STOCK OF

And all other articles usually kept in an
agricultural store.
The undersigned has a convenient place foI
loading wagons, where there is no danger Of
collision with other vehicles on the street.
His many friends and acquaintance in
Montgomery, to whom he has sold Fertilizers
and Implements for some years, may always
feel sure that their orders will be promptly at
tended to. W. G. BUSEY,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Fertil-
izers, Seeds, &c, No Al High St, below
corner Bridge, GEORGETOWN, D. c.
aug eft
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

BRooKtYg FouRTErNru RrGMEyr This
Regiment has suffered most lamentably Out
Of about 1000, on frat entering the service
there is but about 30 now on duty
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

THE CouRr Housg Our Court House has
been converted into a temporary hospital, for
sick and broken down soldiers, Of which there
seems TO be quito a number
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

WT VElEs BOUIC & THOMAS AMBER
w SON, having entered into e. part-
ncrshp "a The practiceoi law VIII give prompt
attention TO Ell business putil,lo their lSnds.
feb 7--6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
Notice to Credilors.
Notice 20 Creditor.

N0TlCEis hereby given that thcsubscribers
IN have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county, letters tcsnmcntary on
the personal estate OF
CHARLES BROWN.
late OF said county, deceased. persoushav-
ing claims against said deceased. are hereby
warned TO exhibit The same with The vouchers
thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or before the
18th Of August 1853 otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from an benefit Of said
estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment Given
under our hands this 18th day Of August,
1902. CHARLES BROWN, ! r.,
THOMAS BROWN IN Is
aug % 1T
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

WASTE OF WAR.--A Delaware regiment
originally nearly ten hundred strong, which
served In the Peninsula, is said 10 be reduced
10 thirty -four men
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
More Arrests.

Messrs Thomas Gott and Raphael Jarboc,
citizens Of Medley district, were arrested there,
on Tuesday last, and brought to this place,
from whence they were taken to Washington.
Mr. Thos. Mills, Of the same district has
also been arrested and sent to Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
The Misses Valley & Dugan's
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,

ROCKVILLE, Montgomery County, I'D.
TFYHE Duties OF this Institution will be re-
A sumed on the TWENTf-SIXTH IN
SLANT, and parents are requested 10 enter
children at the commencement Of She session,
TERMS,
Per Ten months, payaJle quarterly in aaeaace:
Board, with English Tuition, French,
Drawing, sc. $40 90
Day Scholars. per quarter Of Il weeks 90
Fuel, per ten months, so
aug l5-5t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
AN ARREST!

Cs WAS ARRESTED, on Monday last,
~ about two miles above Darnestown,
'-A- A MAN, name unknown, having in
bis possession TWO HORsES--one dark
brown, about Is hands high, heavy built,
nine 5f ten years old, and shod all round
the other, n bay, about is hands high eleven
or twelve years old, nearly blind, and is like
wise shod oil round. The man, on his way
to the Justices Office, +" skedaddled, and has
not been heard OF since.
The owner or owners Of the above horses,
now 10 my possession, are requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take them away
WILLIAM MULLICAN,
june 21--3t Darnestown, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
DISSOLUTION OF cOPARTNERSHIp,

GEoReETowN, d. c., July Cd, 1862.
NHE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween W. G. Busy h JOHN J. BARNARD.
dissolved by limitation, on the I'd day Of
July, 1862.
The Undersigned viii continue the AGRI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENT & FER
TiLIZER BUSIN ESS, at the old stand
Of BusEY BARNARD, ON BRIDGE STREET.
and is now prepared to receive orders for any
goods in his line, which will be furnished as
low as they can be had at any place in the
District
He is now prepared to MAKE CONTRACTS
for future deliveries Of PERUVIAN GUANO.
of the very best quality; for BONE DUST,
of best quality, or for any FERTILIZER that
may be needed.
He is just receiving an entire new stock of
PHO VS.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
FARMING TOOLS,
and all other goods usually kept in house of
this kind. He would most respectfully ask a
trial from the farmers of Montgomery county.
and will endeavor to make it to their interest
to give him their orders.
JOHN J. BARNARD,
Bridge st., two doors west &c Eigh st.
Jnly 25-2m Georgetown, D. O.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
sENN REXYARD,

Id Az AWAY from he employment Of Mr..
~ a. c. BcIt Of Lpuaouucouaty, Virginia,
y EGRO g AN, Thomas, ABOUT 10 or
20 FIVE ilct SIS Of i-ht ucst hii. a, Of copper
color, Thomas Wis last pOn 10 he camp Of
General Stone, som A.a AuTast last, and
may be somewhere Bog ihe ncisa hood Of the
Point Of Rocks. y tqomeri county, w.
Washington city Pc
wiil give on hnudea loIuts + aiken up
in Montgomery COUNT hd ono hundred and
fifty dollars If taken Ia Washiagton city, D. G.
In either case he must be delivered 10 my pos
session near the Great Falls, in Fairfax coun-
iy, Firgiuia.
ROBT. r. JACKSON, Trustee
for a. 4. Scott and Children.
rlnr o. am
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
Late from MocleIIan,s Armv

Federal Cavalrg Captured By the ReJeIs--Th
| Rebels Eatreaehtng on The lMoRocacy. The
MOnocacy Iron Bridge Blovn up.
/ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a special dispatch
/ from Harrisburg, to the Bulletin, says that the
latest advices received this morning represent
all quiet on the border
/ A force of cavalry sent out byNofen. Nc
Clellan was captured by the rebels IN the rear
/ of New Market yesterday. A train from there
arrived here to-day. The operator says that
the rebel pickets extend only three miles from
/ Frederick. The operator at Hanover reports
/ the arrival of two refugees from Frederick
1 They state that the rebels are entrenching
themselves on the Monocacy, and that the
iron bridge over that river had been blown
up.
Affairs at Frederick, Maryland.
Special dispatch to the Phi1adelphia hquirsr ]
HARpERs FERRY, Sept. 9.-Your corespon-
/ dent visited Frederick yesterday. lie found
the city filled with Rebel officers recruiting
for the rebel army was going on very risky
/ From all accounts there are at least, one hum
dred and fifty thousand Rebels there Cen
erals Lee, Jackson, Longstreet and Johnson
are in command
Very Latest from Frederic,
4'he hteag Reeeitgg bcglg Relyg gcnts-
I Ihar Farce ksti@qfq4 q sA@.aa,rea
! TbemQed -
( from & - eet rpom Ffs.aiss
which Flaee he left -y@terday morning, 0e
learn tlat The rebeis BE being heayiiy fcr-
forced from Virginia, his troops crpssiug the
river continuously.
Our informant estimates the rebel force now
in Maryland at from 100, 900 to 100, 600 The
rebels say the number Of their forces is $50
600.
But few troops remain in Frederick, the
greater part having gone towards Hagers-
town.
Most of the artillery our informant saw at
Frederick, was marked U. S., probably part
Of that captured by the enemy at Manassas
He also observed a number Of U. S. Govern
ment wagons there.
lie states that rebel recruiting olicersare in
full blast in Frederick, and that large numbers
Of citizens are focking to join the rebel stand
ard.
The rebels feel confident in their ability to
maintain their position in Maryland to de-
yasiate Southern Pennsylvania, and even to
capture Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
The proclamation Of Lee gave great salts
faction to the Maryland rebels
The rebels are marching on Hagerstown in
large force, which it was reported was occu-
pied by them.
The Union people are fleeing towards the
Pennsylvania line Wash. Rrp,
Evacuation OF Nashville.
New YoaK, Sept ga special dispatch to
the World says: Important news is.expect-
ed from Nashville Gen Buell. has ordered
that city 70 be evacuated
Private dispatches, received here from
Boyd's station, Ky, say that 10, 600 Conied-
crates entered tba; place yesterday. The tel
egraph operator left at noon, just as the adj
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

ORPHANS CouRT, Ac9nsy Trpu, 1862.
ftoERNa slais 10Th ~ kaieess v~zsaf
NJ the Gsnrt and the alihorsfy jhereof IL
TUESDAY, the 9th Of September L ext, be as-N
signed BRS3AMs r PooLv acting administra-
tor Of William A. Cady, late Z said county,
deceased, to pass final accountin the person.
al estate Of said deceased, and make distribu-
ton Of the assets IN hand among the creditors
and they are hereby notified to file their claims,
properly vouched with the Register, on or be-
fore said day Provided a copy of this order
be published in some newspaper printed in
Rockville, Nd, for three successive weeks pri-
or to said day.
Test: JOHN w. SPATES,
aug l5--3t Register of Wills.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12

TIME subscriber wishes TO purchase the
4 above quantity Of SUMAC. for which he
viii pay q fair price, in merchandise, at his
store r. A. BAKER,
june 2o-i Quality Hill, Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
GUANo,
Super-PIlOsPhate, Bone Dust
Ground Plaster, AEBpEe-
mAents, seeds. DC.

FHNlh undersigned having lust finished his
u new Warehonse ON HIGH STREET.
@s.rrs's, ~ aoe1es III .Briage. G4o4 eetaxa, ID
G. Is new prepaeed q furnish to Die farmers
Of Montgomery county
FERpILIZERS,
IMPLEMENTS,
AND SEEDS,
on the most reasonable terms. His STOCK
OF FERTILIZERS comprise all those yarie-
ties that by trial Of some years, have proved
remunerative to the farmer.
OF BONE DUST Il SUPER-PHOSPHATE.
he offers articles Of the best quality known in
the country, Of which he hopes to have a sup
ply constantly arriving.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-12
PUBLIC Ale
TVVO EEEAD az EFORSES.

Ise5rrys-Ts7EA SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE
E}-sya among the lot two Cows with young
--..M-zsA- Calves.
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gSener unD mtbttger Tntrplnta.

ETs Baltimore n. S1tOE$EtfeuRdbu
IN unD mad benz 10. Stunt 1852 seben bic 9nss pe fplgt;
Ser Bp1sno apiIten Baltimore, Bheeijn9, Borte1Sburl
uno al II tunften res JSeltenS oerldFt SaIttliors (Sonntogs
aqisaenDmmeu) nm $40 ~r1GraeuS.
@n Ourd- 4ccompeoiionsstl fir aae 9beEe fes WDeiers
berlGet Baltimore um ubr Ibeno8.
Der 6reberif> accommodations 3l1g
gerldgt Baltimore FIR JrebertG aMf bte bdsptf&en Et esnDsn
vldbe tdeIth nm a ubr 80 Wfinutsn 3tdGunittdeS, nit Mus-
nebrnt bee Srnntdes, uno erret@s SreDsrtf UNI 7u. 40 W.
@berbS; Ssr.dst Set Der MGdfebr 5rebert6 una $50 IDrn.
unb lanst N Baltimore ua 9 u. 80 N. Dftttossan.
Der @licptt' 8 Ifin8z MccOmpoatton8a 3n0
st8r tdslt@ NIT &usndbn,t bs GSrtntaes we fulat;
8erldet Concentration UNI $40 II. els @0rntt4 unb mn
1 AS urS 800 gtann.
gUn @nteDtt'4 @lSds nm, TAO u. II, 90 Ntrreens, itnb uu
S.15 unb 6, 20 Nadu. ne -
Had Baibtnston unb benz Sanen
seten Ste 3ase un 40 nnO $40 u. 10 Il. 0OreittoaS, fpni,
I'm $50 inS g. 10 SlGGnsttt0as. 4 laA H ss
ant Spnntc I'm 4,30 unb Z 40 1fCr8rnS.
Son Waibtngton
Ga 500 unp TAO II. IL Il. @Srbt;tta9S unb 80 unt 800
Maduu- Kim G5cnnta9 MIR 9Gdnhttags uni /. $50
Der brittle unb FINITE Bug Don Sdittn1Dre unc Der speIte
uno pterte Bug BON 9%fcfbtr9i ou bolten an oeu Weg.Sta1Cren
Der SDette uno finite 8us ppr Baltimore unb aSoIbinetpn
itett NIT Der Arnappts @abn 1T @erbtnoun9.
Rf- De9en 2tfess, Aaafnnft, 5abrt u. T. H.. peaSe man
"a an S. Z, grstarS Egsnt IN Der Ttdet Office,
@2rtnenHGts0r, 80 M, .. .Smttb,
gynuSp0rtxsfo hsmteiieti 8alttenDre.
Z. w. q cIr Observation-Disclosures (Mut6,iN "a
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Ger Acc 0 NJ 0 b al toms 3 u9
b s Tr eberit ber1dBt 9 alti NJ or
u III 6. 90 Nu@mi., unO Treberid uM
4 80 ubr MDrsen8.
Nu& @beelins, Barfersbur9 unb rem
@eften 8 nbr 40 @iim. McrSen8 unb 6 90
ubr Nbenbs. g.
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ylOrblid3e Gentrai=G gH
8erdmeerter Tabrptam4
~ 4 oeiN Meffen unh Roroeu.
GpmmerzHabrpfan

Gomm ersTabrplan.
Nm uno HaG benz 5. 5tCp. Uarben ote Gage ~eufbteier gabu
In na6fOleenber gbetas e~rpebtrt: u4fnHf eer
Der DDfsIg seps tdSliG Unit Ausnabrnf bfS SGnataas)
uM 8 ubt 20 Wttn. WSr9ens aF mad 9tttsbure, Gbtedss
glfpcIauh, Gtncinnatt, CT. 9guis unb ale 9teile bes gBs,
ffns une Ytprtwefens. @benfC mad @!rnpra, Buffalo Inb
Gduaoa' Dad @mnatttsbusa. gUrt, educafer, 0~iedbtna. YDtts-
btGe, Swtnes, MtlS Reiiterstppm unb @eItntinfer, @b. Sta6
6 hanEe rstnra, &6lisie unb 5aserstcmn
Der 90lt5u9 tomat bier I'M 6 80 9ta1m. an. GuH
@rpreBSug 9ebt ab nm $50 &penb8.
tpmnt an 6 lhr WprgenS. it99
Der RarttOn.AEeDwDbattSn2-BR sebt tdg.
lid &santaaS enlightenment ut 6 tlr Ha6nlittadf uir
tprntnt nni 1883 Deorgeb8 ait. fI 4#H& M
Ser Sorri8burs Mce0u, 3n9 nm 8 lbr ha&ua. Antarft
IL Ibr so W2n.
90 @egen 8~atrbtasts uub dnserer senaaen unb pesldS.
ltgen ansiunft keltebe man TA IN pte 8ilett-Offes in Scr
,@ciae,t @tasirr 4" Ode Spn &Gisert- unb sSranflttft au
ue asa Gl t# GLJt s. U \.
q. ". On y orr4, GwpH.
r &. RNe reg atsef.Maert Jt 9tiF9Qtr
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Durd@3I9en mad BEN Wefen-
Ntsnbrt: 8. 20 Mrrsens, unb 2 80
Nbenb8. e.
Warftpn Ncco o b ati II 8 s3na.
Nbfabrt : 6 ubr Na9mita98.
antunft: 7 So @rn WOr9ens.
6arrt8burS Necp nj OBJ a tt. n.
Mbaane : 3 l1br Jfadmttta9s.
Mnfunft : IL 80 Wiin. WitttaS8.
YbtlaoeIpbia, Wtlm n to ii ii
l1o]@ Baltimore.
8. 3OIlin. M6rsenS II. 1 05 Mitlaas,
s 20 uab Z l1br Nbeup8.
@pnntaSs Sebt blCB berlestSsnanate 3u8.
Befl. Wl arbtanp @ifenbahn
(@alOert StattOn.)
$50 II. $50 NaGnt. Bis gtep>gBtnoi Or
(pla Weftuinlter)
OmnibuHe fRr WanNetter fteben Otene
tags, DpnnerltasS unb SanlftaS8 nit Benz
M~Orssen3use in YerbtnouuS.
Die Huae perla1en New<Winbfp UNI 5
unb @eitminfter um S IS uno IL 30 Ucrs
mittasS.
StageS.
Rad 9 NJ ttt8burs (pia Weintin~
tter) 9eben benz Weltern 0ptel, @de 6pe
ware u. S~aratpSafr. ieoen Wfcr8en nm z
ubr (Scnnta9S au89enontmen. :.
sc d d 6 opautpwn unb Eem y II
% %
Sninibnne perlaHen @fe 9cllibaq II. 6ds
petteitr. UNI 8 ubr Worssns u. 4. 80 Min.
Na&mitta9s.
Rad 8etatr. = Son 8rcwns So.
tel in 5isAitr. iepen Disnitas, DOnnerltat
u. Samfta8.
Maa aeHAStI1s (YbitaO. NOaO.)
Son RilinsSun 9rtet 9t5bft. ieben Dion
ftuS, Dcnner1as II. Samltag.
ga d NeifersteWn. 8rm Mefe,.
SDtel ieoec Na6mittaa 3 ubr.
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r Mnt u n IT, 1irss. :
Son Waibtn9tOn tcmmen bic 3ii9e UNI
8 t1br, unb 9 80 8crmittaeS uno un 1llbr,
S 80 nnb z ubr STA tmtttuSS bier iii,
Der meili4e Bug fpmmt 6 l1br Ibenb8
uno Der Sreoeride 3u9 UNI IL lbr SUr@
mitta98 bier IN.
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AStchats f0r @ttsOamoerers
-1AE yteue Arradge1aelts fiir Gia@
wa,iOgrer, Die n0tb benz 8eilen 5u retien

tDIslll Gltls. 5H 81
9On tette ben Q. @sSenstr an, Utrben Hs Itnnanperer
cut per NDrtsetn Central Galscttatett Depet Gtfsn6abr
rit ban Gtpregsaa %betErbert. Die Sabn btettt tabar& seE
SmraterGnteu etnep eT6ssren @%prttetl, Gis trgsnt
etns Gacere Gabul sud- III fe nYa "a Nieiltn Farscr GIs tebe an.
beTt Dctu mas beE6tase1 @lAseu, als1 Jg9g Il.
Bitt8bnr9, @lepeldno, Detroit, 6prt Nanne,
@bjca9p, WfilDoufee, 9aleua, Dubuque, ct
Saul, Eof 9SlaaD, Burlington, Soma @tts
no perren Oesbalb ttt .aItt Der %gtDrtaern eenrt1I Gaeh eeggn.
ben YeriUnen 10 Stanotn friibst ais Bite NIT anaera BGbnel
~9etenpea p1rt etntre feI,j Guds vfreen 4 DIAL wenisey 6tt
NG8en babes &c ge@fctt. Ee 9a9n Ste8t bur& ben i4SnfeU
SEsst non Dbtp. ale sanst &aterauns poa 5ssr' bis htCasp
III 500 Dletisa Gas gep6G pito btcr ~geSeianst (~niarfab) u.
gent nit BEN gdiMgterea III cen Seftnn1ngs0rt.
It11 @reitltne, Daptpn, Cincinnati, Snotas
nappltS, 9oniSpiHe UNI CT. 9cuis 81
wtroeu tpenaus gahastere ~bef5rOert uaD far trr Gepa6
ttIas UetteFs uEalaOunGsEOaen D%eredsast. Dte yahasrert
t5nnen natt BEN 3 ttbr-, Ooer Abenbs 10 lbr~ 3aa nab anen
tsdli6eu glegen gebsu Otne untertDess a~ufstbaltrn ~ ruerben
Observation-Disclosures weFbet gegfanft IL bet Office pes Asentea
SSBn& 9. Batter IS
Dil4s W. 40 Eels-5tyeei, Hahe Snaiers aDaGst. 81
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SSertsgnges kSaFets.o
WefnGfts=B erIeQunQ

~ Der llntersetdmett. bat ietn Sietabaucr8c @a'' set
ss4 1870 9}prtbItr. nad @de Onrl !
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@ranfe nnS @ntfr6ftete
Or. SmaDne's

flsHas.H Or. Stpa1ne'8
3uIamtmengelebter Sprup BON Wtl6ttr16et.
Benust umb empfsbIen bon zen berii1 mtefen Mer3ten ais
bas f&erlte anc sswtt efe DthtsI in Der 9eauna bon BART
Aaasebrnnl. blanen Sufeu. 8lutIpeten. Setierfeit i9pa9er
Stimue, SGraer5 in on ltria.Orsanen, peroosbeneni 8ut,
SGmer5 in Der Sste unb graF, 9~erslOpten Ooer Scr3traHt-
belt, allen 9alss, Srn1t. lnD Sunsenleloen.
Or. Swapne's If
3ulammen9eleBt Sprup bon WtlbfirIden
uub lit 81 ~certalfen in ieosm %beppbnten Sbetle Der @rbe. d
Or. SmaYne2S F..
I3ulammengeleBter Sprup bon WilDfir1Aen
prb suseteltet unter Der untaitelbaren GuI1tt rrm OF. s.
SpoAne, elnes eeI6idten 4r5tes Der feiue profeicaele 2aai-
bahH mitbem tpi@t9st grrtbetl elmer regelmdhi9:n ~nleortnt
lhen HtloAn9 IN einer Der beten uno GleEtt &dule1 in
NbiIaospbta, ia pieleiht in Der M6elt, An9erslen. tr oieKte
na@ber eineu teolideH Eermin IN cen Rbllabclpbta Gisren,
Larp. nne nor n!ele Sabre lang GlSt IN. 0sipitsl uno altcn
Armsnbaus isner Stabt.
Or, Swo9.ne'S
3ulammengeIebter GYrup bon 0tlDftrlAen
IN baber sans 3%upsrldIFg tetn neues ~unsepriite Experiment,
Irncern Elm r6lts i~erprobteS Ntutel, baS tn Gouienoen BON
6amtIien in bteienI nnb i'm @usIanoe sepraa6t ptro.
e4. at.5 1ga Or. 9 papne'S s
3ulammengelebter SYrup ben WtIbfirl9en
1T Bic ~rori0lntHe uRb eiasie 66te" 3uiammenesung non ie-
nm ~lb6bbSren Baum, bic erie welde ientaL8 in otcieu Qanbe
cut ereuet Wurce. nnb biz ein5iSe, tpyiepe eh re9cImdBt9er
IrSt Subereitet, ob9lett bic Nanen BON betanaten Ier3tep gu
bereinnsen bon tStl6ttri&en ~betSaeel finb, ete aber ntbte
upt t9kCE OClClHuHN 8 ~ h7Ai EAoeFt uAU lpclbpS tuHtt DtH~
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