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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
CLARA WILLIS;
Or
TIE DIAMOND RING.

I. was the night before Christmas.
MIR Almayne did not observe the
little blue nosed boy who crouched
by the brilliantly illuminated plate.
glass window as he sprang out of his
carriage and went into the thronged
shop. How should he9 But little
Ben Morow's euey eager with the
sic kly sickly sight ofextreme poverty.
took in every detail OF the rich mans
eqtipage, and his purple fingers
c,s sGd each other tight as be look,
ed.
"Ohl' he thought, show nice it
must be to be rich-to have cush
Toned rarriages, and big, red fires,
and mince pies every day. Oh, /
wish ! were richl'
And Ben shrunk closer into his
corner as the wind huttered his tbin,
worn clothing, and lifted the curls.
with freezing touch, from his fore.
head.
Nor did Mr. Almayne observe him
when he re>eutered his carriage,
drawing on his expensive gloves,
and leaning among his velvet chush.
ions, with a'sigh scarcely less ear
nest than little Ben's had been.
The child's idea of "a big, red fire"
would have been quite realized if he
had seen the scarlet shine that illu.
minated Mr. Almayne's luxurious
drawing>rooms that night. glowing
softly on the guided tables, alabaster
vases, and walls of rose and gold;
while just before the genial flame the
pale widower sat, thoughtfully watch
Ing the flickering spires ofgreen am>
rihys' light, and very lonely in his
splendid solitude.
~ wonder what made me think OF
home ins, then2" he murmured, idly
tapping hla foot upon the velvet
rug,
Il wonder hat alchemy conjured
mp the Oh hoa;o under the walnut
;reo, and the old bridge, where the
wii.ow branches swept tho waters
tho bridge where little Clara Willis
nsei 10 sJt ard study her Lessons,
while | aDgicd gainly for the fish
that never would bite. How lovely
she was, that golden haired girl,
with her blue veined forehead and
dark, down cast eyes! | was very
much in love with Clara in those
boy>and-givl days. | should like to
know on what shore the waves OF
hme have cast her barque. 1t is not
otter 2 person one has known in lang
aye yanlshes 30 entirely and utterly
from ones horizon. Poor Claral
what glittering air palaces we build
in the future-how solmenly we
pIighted our childish troth! And
when | came back with the fortune
on whose golden colonades our fairy
castle Of happiness up>reared it's pin
nacles, she was gone And Mary
was a good wife to me, a true one;
but she was not Clara Willis"
As the thought passed over bis
brain, he instiuctvely glanced down
at the finger upon which be wore biz
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
SHERlFF'S SALE.
State nf Ohio, Vinton County:

John a. Brown, Plaintiff. In Court of
against Common
F, A. Bratton, ct al. Defends. Pleas.
DURSUANT TO the command Of an order of
L sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, of the aforesaid
county of Vinton, will offer at public sale at
the door of the Court Hogse, in the town Of
Macarthur. iL the aforesai county ofVintcn on
Saturday the 9Th day of August 1865.
at the hour of one o'clock, p. 81, Of said day
the following property to-wit: In-lot Number
sixty two (62), In the town Of McArthur, Vim
ton County, Ohio.
Taken as tie property of Z A. Bratlou 20
satisfy an order Of aforesaid Court, in favor Of
John 4. Brown.
Appraised at Twenty eight hundred dol
lars, nni must hiring two thirds Of that ~ I,-
TERMS or SALE,essl IN hand
HECGHAN Il REpPY. J.J SHOCKEY,
A:..a ior PITTS ShT. v. 60. q.
June zerh, 1855. --5P
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
the 229 day of .Juiy 1865.

at one O'Clock i. NJ. Of said day, the following
real estate to wit The south east quar- or of the
.outh west quarter of section number five.
township number ten ,ofrange number eighteen
also the west half of the north west quart, r,
and the north half of the south west quarter of
section number eight, township number ten, of
range number eighteen, tho said three tracts
containing two hundred acres, n ore or less by
virtue of an Alias order of the Court of Com
Pleas in and for said County made in certain
petition for partition, wherein Benewell Feth-
rolf, Albert Stump and Susannah Stump his
wife, and others, are plaintiffs, and Susannah
tetherolf and others, are defendants, issued by
she said Court of Common Pleas Of the said
County Of Vinton, and state of Ohio and to
me directed as sheriff of said county.
The hrst oftleabove described tracts ofland
is apprised at two hundred dollars the second
+ one hundred aud sixty dollars, 0nd third at
two hundrcdldoIars,
TERMS, CASH. salei in hand.
WBreHr DANA Attys. j. J.SHOCKEY,
for Plaintil. Sheriff, Woo.
June ijthlS65,--5W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
NO 40

threw open the door and annouuc.
ed:
The young person and the little
boy''
BE seated said Mr. Almayue,
courteously. Can you give me any
information in regard to tho ring 1
have lostl'
Ben Morrow's sister was wrapped
in a faded shawl, with a thick, green
veil over her face. She held out the
ius glove, and within it little paper
box, from which blszed the white fire
of the lost ring.
my brother found it in this glove
last night, sir, she said in low
and tinid voice.
"The initials, NJ. A., correspond
with your advertisement, 90 we
brought it at once to tho street and
number specified.
Mr. Almanye opened his pocket
lo)k.
81 have promised a liberal rev H.,
said he taking ont 6 f'ry dMe 4.
"Will this be sufficient
Clara Willis threw ucs
veil.
I'VE are very poor r,'s"o
"but mol 30 poor as to take a COW
for doing our duty. Thank y
the same. Come, Ben.'
Henry Alnanyne's cheek
grown very white as he saw the gol.
den braids snC clear blue eyes Of bis
sweet first love beneath the faded
biased bonnet.
"Olara!' he exclaimed. "Clara
Willisl Is it possible that you do not
know me3'
She turned at his wild exclama.
tion, and gazed fixedly at him with
drawing recognition
"Are you-can it be that you
are Henry Almayrel' she ialtered,
only half certain Of the correctness of
her conjecture.
lie took her hand tenderIy and
reverently in his. II she had been a
dutchess the action could not have
beer more full OF cuurtly respect.
"Clara, do not go yet,' he said
pleadingly. "Let me unrayei this
stIaDge mystery of our lives. Oh,
Clara! if this Christmas day has
brought me the sunshine which nev-
er irradiated my life, | shall bless it
to my dying dayp
The low sun famed redly in the
west before Mr. Almayne's carriage
the very one which Ben 80 ignor.
antly admired the night before-was
summoned to carry Clara and her
brother, for the last time, to their
squalid home. For ere the new year
dawned above the wintry earth Cla.
ra was married to the man who cour.
ted her under the green Willows that
overhung the wooden bridge, ten
years ago. 1t was a very short en-.
gagement--ani yet it was a very
long one.
And little Ben Morrow, basking in
the reflected sunshine of his sisters
found out what it was to
be rich.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13

Hon. Wm. Wilkins, of Pittsburg,
formerly Secretary Of war under the
Tyler Administration in 1874, died
last week, at Piltsburg, aged eighty
six years.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
SfIERIFF'S SALE.

STATE Of ohio, Kinfon County.
Bonewel Fetherolf etal Pltffsl In Court cf
against Com. Pleas on Al
Susannah Fetherolfotal Defts las order of sale
Netice is hereby given that will offer for sale,
al public auction at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Nc Arthur, Vinton County
Ohio. on
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
SHERTFF'S SALE.
Safe Of Ohio, Union Oonnrn.

STATE Of Ohio, VGhtOn County,
j. Martindill. Pl:f. In Conrt Of
against SCommouplcus
Bon. Dill, & John Dill Defls On Execution,
Ry virtne of an Execution to ms directed froIa
Dthe Court OF Common Pleas of Viulon Goun
ty, Ohio will offer for sale ut the stable Of
John Dill, & the Foundery of Benjamin Dit,
in Iiamden Clinton Tp., Yinlon County Ohio.
on
S0trday June the 1911 1865,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. aul
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the iollowin
property, to-wit: One Portable saw mill and
figrgs. also eleven plows, one two horse wagon
espring wagon and one Brown horse
Taken as the property Of Benjamin and
John DiI. to satisfy a judgment in favor Of
j. Martidil.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand
CONSTABLE IL SHIvEL, J,J SMOKEY,
Auys. for Pltif Shift. V. Co. o.
May 25th lS65--5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
NOTICE.

Alexander Vand9rford, &, ardIan Of John
W. and Nancy Ann Graves, miner and legal
heirs of iliam Graves late of Vinton county
deceased, has filed his accounts for inspection
and settlement, and that tho same will be pass
ed upon on the 18th day of June 1865,
RICHARD CRAIG.
MaylSth lS65-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
nnTEEg,.

D Geo L. win Aimini.rltur Of the estate
cf William H, Long, late ef Viutou Coua-
ty Ohio, decease has filed his accounts ami
vouchers lnr inspection and fnai settlement
and that the same vii! y passed upon on
the 5'h day ofJuly 1855,
RICHARD CRAIG.
1lne ! ;. lGb5.-3Y Probate judge,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
ROBERT WEIGH ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
| has been appointed and Qu0lif fed as admin
istrator on the estate ol Robert Welsh late O
Inton Con, ~ deceased.
June - Ga 9v DAVID FOREMAN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
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Of Sleep loss of memory loss Of energy and muscular
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, HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
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The Botanic Rem edies Of DIR. Raphael, the English
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN C0NTEMPLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
pondent Of the 0ddfellow, Boonsboro. Maryland, said
on Thursday the 3lst Of May, 1860:
Numerous Of diseases caused early indscre
on having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
Bcian, feel 1t my duty, having knowledge OF them,
10 state the fact, believing that in doing so may do
service to the suffering. One case In particuar-hat
Of young man In this city-is worthy Of note, He had
become the victim Of habit, the allusion to which
shudder and after years Of suffering and DOCTOR
ing gave up all hopes Of recovery lie wished to marry
and dearly beloved BY as sweet girl as ever sped
words Of Affection but he fearful nervous, and pros
trated He dared not wed account Of the shattered
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the bloom and vigor Of youth has returned, and he
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who are suffering, matter what their eon,
plaint call the Botanic Physician condentialy
They may rely upon relief. % His Office Is at
No. 22l EAsf MADISON STREET, CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13

$1,000 REWARD
STRAYnD OK STOLEN. FROM THE
OSUBSCRlBER ON tie 5isl day o7 Niay
last, sorrel Mare, five years ola, and about
fifteen hands high with a scar on the front
part of the thigh Of the near hind leg. The
above reward will be paid to any person re-
turning said mare TO me.
JOHN HESEIDEN.
Zaleski June s. lS55.--2w
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Nsuer
@rpcerit It.. 9rpYiltLn51tprf
s. Spik,

Wain Straee, nabe Wus. Gnoe's 5otel,
@inaeapplis,
III Pets nit alen Mrtrn ypn @aaren 1T }einer
9ranGs auf's Bette psrlsben uno firt usbenbci
tets CUR Mttrmrcat;pu leiner trerlben Runeen
sY Gin friibes eutes @las SierEa
Wud snpFeblt fb Der untsrssi9ueie hermit
bsItcns gum Musferisen son
Gpllmadten, Gpotenldeine> NeilepdNen,
Deces, Woytsases, Wietbconz
tracten, ueberleBen In eng
liIdcr unp ocutI9cr
Sprade, &C., ,c.
VI lbe1ntmmt aud bic Ileterienbung BON pa-
deten nit Mertbla9en, 2idtbtlrern &c. mad
Deut5hlanb u,ier 0arantis teS ri9tiaen Mnlau>
gene tsrfeltsn an ibre IersRe.
Gerner ssrntittslt ct tie Spssirur9 prn perIp-
Hen aus Der alien 5ein,al mad Nmerita auf zen
belen uno b~iaislfen &eilerouten.
MQe terartistn BON ibnt ubernpmnenen Muf-
fridge tpeebsn nit duberlts,Y iiutli9feit uno sssen
fsbr biaige Ger9itung aussefutr., unb tpirb 6as
S~nteree feiner freuueliaen @uftragaetcr itets
ais ha5 Seiniae anleben G.. Spib,
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Staot unp 1aub- Ma9ri4ttu.

Scr lcttc Il. guli way Gin T. !uetqe! o.
turtStas hes aute1 Uncle Saua. a!e !t9 oteitr
S9iSbriae ssu I}einer neuliGen lnpdblt&seit Gus
rirt. Iuifias alto Srrr uur tpinl@en u,etttt. Dit
snldieeenen bsuti9en S4ul-vienies erbislten
sos Osut1htbum BEN Sag iiser iiemli& " Mtbera
uuc erpielen i'd sutt She'll ais bottrefRt&e
gulalsn. I'D bsS ietsrEuHes an@reentads unb
,Rsl.iuselr" 81 einsm eutsn !3pede ~ entlsbisen.
Su sieler 8eaitbung mar nanasntli& baS Vitnie
Der tatbplilbsn S@nle bei Statluaann's ausse.
ssihnst. Sie Ginnatme 1hes WurnittaSs fpQ
liter 5000 tstrasen baten.
!3Spfe, mettsn 6e ~ tbmtr tummen. pie iis
tpruten. trurhen nit @tpla sttra8en. benn Ne
mMreen ia i'm SutereGt FER Susenberjiebuns &C.
fault unD tpare,1 eeSbalb brane, ebrentpertte, To-
teusWiireige, furs. sele 3msdjSpft.
Meit eent aMf Ben Mbenb an9eletten Gbeater
War's rci"setrpFsner oinsesni6e tptsen. rni!r
niHa. 4laiir mar has 1anatrGua&en ietr tart
teluht, une Der Werein bat AUD bierbei obne
Smsifsl feline Netnun8 8efunben. 3G.,
SIM @an,cn, ptppbl Is an elmer eiesntll@en
Geatralieier feblte> tam Mien,ans. Der auBer ben.
SauIs SsInRisans ssiu&t. aa Turf, "a enc srobs
Meuse faue tss@'uten msbr ais 3ur 0ena8s "ne
mustt mn 5. lb isssn: a.
@eis ni6t, pb's fpmmt pot ben Natettn
uup spu Zen buntsxttauient @@warmtrn,
81 srn benz Msnsel an Mpnetsn.
Das mir 70 Tau in 3epf uno Darnern.
Dcb ,usser mins"!! mir eeletrirteI
YlS Vutripteu bod ben Nierten. as+s
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tDtr Stanb Der Saaten in
@tnnefota.- STE jstt b6ren mfr
aus allen 9betlet, bes @taatee ,,ur nod
lobenpe Sttmmen inBe3ue auf benS taub
perSaaatett tnMlinneiota. 3eiaen,9orrl
unb &artoftln IN bfr prairie fowptl tpie
auf ben @albfarmien febert aasaerf&net
Ste lest. AQein In BEN fat untertrps
&ene1, &eset ttue jttt cine ldueere pauft
etntretet, tpeta ft& nt&t iebr dble Gsleen
einfelle,t frQen.
Nun, pfr benten. Is wtrb f& f&oa
MAIDEN, nerausetftst, bae bic .9@pat.
zen Mepublttaner" uub v&ott tdutut ~.
pe!tt@entt9" nt&t barauf beRebeu. bos
Mtssetttu,u1re&t etnjufatret. bttt iouR
tam tstn 3rautsopf usebr ,pa4{f,. pt.t.
tpent8er iouf nae 81
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Ss. slug Der SeufAredeu. = Der
~Nsull!m pult" tunnten mir f@eni in Ietter@ o@s
bic tr%iu:emnaene Natri&t eutnebmen, ba6 bic
9euihrsdcn F@ aut ben, 8luse beFnben, unb
thetIfn Hir iiber bisiss intsrsdante Grsisnib fol-
eenris Bcitere nit.
Der & Gusur Sta!semam ,ast: rDie erRt
8rut hsr Senftrsden tesanrt eeeen Gnte lester
Wode (ppr 3 @p9en) au Iieeen, aletn nod ser
iatebene Corps Der ipatern 8rut, bic NOD ni&t
Eaaee (lnt. babsn mir mod ~ futtern. bis aud
Fe itd aufma9er. Sn bt&ten @plles fpnntt
nan fs. tuenn bieS omne {&ten, In ben leSten1a.
gen burd bic Qifte 3ieben feben. 9bre Balm
astt BON bier fubIilt4. Gtli@e iIie6en I'D am
Spnnabsnb (ppr 3 @u9sn) hi Ottaira nteber,
ips lie tsn Saatsn grpben 6@aten 3ufleen.
Sc @ueur County pimmelt BON ;bnen. 20 Md,s
Rern, einsm perm youns sebSris unb in te,
Ndbe tcn gatrhte Greet teleesn, puree rein
fatl gefre1en.
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Glide tpenige
(tlbfrtbtnbf Gbat(aden /!

l. Batrdtlb u. SO. se1faufen
porseaaH< unc Steinsutpaorsn biuieei
als irssnp Elm 5aus in bet Saet-gajs
len i'm Wsrtbe BON 1925 fit 80 Gents
aeue., psrtb $3.50, fur 800; Size
tannen, wsrtb 1875, fit Is Cents &c, &c.
z. Sie boben Ssttauft is s~erfau5eu
uni 'psresn ~Ssrfaufen Seppids buz
Tiger als lrssno ionit jemaab in ct. Qaul.
uno bag 1T Der Granb, na6talb Ge 70
ptele S%erfoafsn. 5n Ger lestsn Wcas
tonnte Elm e!erf nidt6 anteres tbuh, als
Ieppi6e %serfaufen.
8. Sie baben Elm ggis5 Sage: yen ga,
tin Wcbairs, 2uarss, Qlpaffas> ge!aine5<
ebalIes uno antsrs aIeiee1itofe; Iue
den, eafmirs, Satinets, gettz unD
5embenitoHen unp anpersn Guenuaerea,
ote fle unter BEN pTeiie snfaufea. Sec
sleldea e'nen euten gorrotb Na;noflps,
Sil9op>eawns unb ontern tpsiEsn Waaz
teh' DE ne I'M 0ressa ober in Istait ~
iebr nieprisen @reiIen enbisten.
a. 6air@tlb U. 60. tabsn in ibrsm
MuftionsIctate, Ncssr5 gteiablod, :3,e
Strabe uberbolb Ger Brude, Ct. paut.
etn 9robss Eager son NEdsu 5oIenWe,
lten, 5embea, untegbempsn, untubo(en,
5olsntraeern neutrality-suspicious. &c.
Die tie nett weit leGr peit utter
ibrem eisen!lidsn WertDe sFvIaufen. ,Ss
Der obern Gtass babea ls cite Nuswabl
eetraesner sleieer Geino5e 70 gut ne
'su> eis i1s fait wssidsnfea, Str f5nnt
etl1ei GoG, ber 5000 rerlh IT, fir
$10-$15 faufen,
5. User tiss tesnsifsIt, her ipreae ssz
f6uialt scr nno mag Hd leiat ecn oeE
@abrbeit uber5eugea.
+. Ser Meyerbiuq, e.smat8 ben
Nfsrs Alm, 1T Gin biccsrsr unO ;ussrI91gs
ger esutIasr Nann, Ter aI5 Glstf unIe,
rer 9ahpIuns unIsrsn eseGrtest beusIau
&uaeen fet5 lit psr supcrfgmmeHpaen
WeiTs gu 0isHi1sn felt.
Dair0iio s gp..
Aufttcnsbansisr une aaulc4ts.
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6emtibe 8anf
Wi((ius Bros. & Dun6nr.

Wt((lus Bros, d Dun6Qr,
ct. Vanl, Mtnnnfota.
Wir ibsraebmsn bi. Yslorauna alter ,un
BanffaasebSrisen @siGaftt, unb guar pcrauas-
meiie:
/. Nnnebme BON Oeppften.
@sIper, relde bsi uns btpOntrt psrben, ieben
~isssrseit. obne scresrise 8antisuns, sur gerfas-
ung rer Deprnenten.-1ur belimmte3 cit bel un5
nisberaslsate 0slper persiten tpir6 proaent Snte.
rclsn.
2. @elpz@ e9id.
0olo. Siber rnb fremte Min3en Ia ufeu unt
Serfauien mir fets gum 1aees-Gpurie.
3. Nnfauf uno 8erfauf BON @e91eln.
Son sutenY ane aiers< Jirmen ausee1eQteD ed-
lei tSnnen tsi inns ~jsterseit IN @elo umeewanbslt
werben.
@ir ysr!auisn @e9lel auf Mew.g prt ct.
9uuis, Gtieasu, Milwautee u. (. TO-, 1onie auf
bic 5aupttaneelaplaBe Deutldlanb's, Trantrei9s
unb Der Saweis, unb t~raI1ren mir u. q. auf
~felsente Vlabe 0urepas:
Muo8burs, Balel Berlin Bremen, GaNel,
9obIens, @5ln, Granffurt a.. 81, 9eip=
;i9, 2onbpu. Nannbeim, Wun3en,
@drnbers, @trasburs. Stuttsart,1 rier,
@ten, &c.
4. Giniiebun9 bon @elpern.
Wir ~telpreeu has GpQettiren Spn Npten unt
@9ulei6einen aQer Mrt. Grbi9aften u. {. IL.
in aQen Ibeilsn Guropas unb Der gereiuisten
Staaten. Daau erfureerlide Yapiere> ale 0pQ-
madten, Geraidtlei1unes . urtuneen, Gooten>
i9eine ,e. fertisen mir ieltlt, unter Garantiruna
Der Nettssultigteit. an une bflprgen bic con{u>
lariid. Beelautisuns berlelben.
DEN 8esentpertb aQer turb uns in europa
einge, osenen uber bel unferen Dprtigen &prrel>
puneenten fir unlere &e@nuus teppnirtsn GEL
ber sablen mir bier in Sob aus.
5. Mu6Soblung Don @elbern.
Den @tsenmertb bon Betraeen. melde uns
gum 3wete Der MuSaabIung in Deutlblanb pber
eer S9@sis anpertraut uerren. lafen mir ben,
leltt in bet entlesenIten Srtlaaften wobnsnben
Gmpfaneen tpfsnfreiin's 9aus ieaben une .Sn-
ten guis:s auftrasgebsr bic Suittunsen terleI<
ben (. ;. bet MS tn Gmpfang nebmen.
6. Werfauf Son paiane zSdeinen
3ur ueberfatrt BON Bremen, 5amtu,a unt ST.
perpprl uaG Msw . yprt per 5sea{GiT pter
Dalnpftppt, lppifSa!anb- Wa1aee@heine surgfeife
Son Nsw-gcrf bis ct. paul su nistriaTen
Yreilsn.
Z. Be;ablunB Yon Eoren
ir jetsm 3bei!s hes @taatss, Mnfauf rat Ser
fauf @runeeisentbum seseN 3pmmil ipn &c. sc.
8. Gereiniete>S taaten 8pnrs
,utr Wrt ais 5.20er, 1O.4Oer unb 7.3Osr fau-
fen aae pertaufen mir gun, Gaeess Gpur(e.
@ftyuoer WiQtuS uno Dunbar.
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