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A few days since, on information furnished
by q. S. detective officer Burnham, a notorious
scoundrel calling himself DIR. Young, and who
has done some service in prison, was arrested
in Saoo on suspicion OF being one of the rob
bers of the Norway Savings Bank. The evil
dence against him. we are informed, is
strong and conclusive. Young was brought to
this city and confined in Jail, preparatory to
being taken to Oxford County for examina-
tion. t-t- t't-t et.a'i1iIi4
it appears that Young had been previously
arrested in New York by detective officer
Hunt of Boston, who had been working up
the robbery of the safe of d. W. OBrion in
Cornish, on suspicion of being connected with
that robbery and had been brought to this
| State on requisition from the Governor
| Hunt took Young to Cornish, but what trans
pired there is not known, except that there
| was no examination. The Directors of the
| Norway Bank We're upon the track of Young,
and when they saw him going back to Saco in
company with officer Hunt, they were suspic-
| ious that he was about leaving the State, and
| caused his arrest at Saco, though not without
| great opposition from detective Hunt
Yesterday DR.. Young was brought before
Judge Tapley on a writ of habeas corpus, is
sued at the instance of officer Hunt, who
| wished to obtain possession of his person,
| claiming the custody of Young ON the ground
of arresting him in New York on a charge of
being connected with the Cornish robbery, and
| also on the ground Of the requisition of Gov
Chamberlain. .aaa,t3 sts o. an31 +ss .gA
| After hearing the case Judge Tapley decided
that Young must be returned 20 the custody
of Hunt who made the original arrest. He
also decided that it was Hunts duty, as soon
| as he brought the prisoner into the State to
| place him in custody and to have an examina-
| tion and he should require him to do so now
| and to deliver his prisoner to the Deputy Sher-
| if of York County, with whom, also, the war;
rant and complaint against Young, for the
| Norway Bank robbery, could also be lodged.
| This was done. Hunt delivered Young over
to the deputy sheriff OF York, who is, also, a
| deputy for Oxford, and both complaints were
| lodged against him and he was taken to Saco
| Jail. i4@ 4Aei1 b. i'hieJ Ys
Messrs. Shepley & Strout appeared for Hunt
and Messrs. Davis & Drummond for the Nor
way Savings Bank. ep~
|. Between these two complaints tits highly
| probable that DR.. Young will spend some time
| at Thomaston.
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Il. M. PATTEN & Co. will sell at auction to
day, on Government account, 80 bbls -four.
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EIGHT HUsBANDs.-The woman of Samaria
of longer list, according to the statement OF
the Commercial Bulletin of that city. We
can always find parallel for the remarkable
events of antiquity in this country: H
A foreign gentleman, of some literary pre-.
tensions, who has fought at least one duel on
account of his partiality for the sex, is said to
nave been captured and will be led to the al
.aI ny dashing widow of seven husbands, not
{eo iorty Husband No. died in a foreign
,bau' ,ha no breathed his last in 1849, here in
id tsceht ttt CITY; No. lived till 1852; No.
the year following the death of his Successor
no % was mourned by the bereaved widow
No. hved almost to the close Of the uar Az.
ing ing ~ 1r ls.t since ae which time the widow has
worldly goods No. 8, that is to a' ha Inaie ha o.
best wishes for health, happiness and "'n as ~. M
shadow never grow less" "''
PROPOSED JUNCTION OF WESTERN RAN
RoADs.-The very important movement refer
red to in the following New York dispatch to
the Boston journal was suggested several
months ago, but since that time we have seen
no alusion to the matter: .-...f-. ...
1t is understood to be the settled purpose of
those who exercise controlling influence to
consolidate into one company the railroads
known as the Lake Shore Line, between Buf-
falo, Erie, Cleveland and Toledo, and that it is
to be followed by adding the Michigan South
ern line from Toledo to Chicago, and to culmi-
nate in annexing the New York Central and
Harlem roads from Buffalo to ALBANY and
New York, which would give grand through
line between the Metropolis" and the chief
commercial cities of the West. under one man
agement If this project shall be fully carried
out, it will be one of the most powerful eorpor-
ations in the world, since the amalgamated
100000 800 81 ~ asEG8 F-T -
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4HaIe's A4'nic0 Ointment,
Bachelors Hair DYE.

For sale by all druggists or send your address and
Sc cents to o. Z. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail w. f. Phillips 81
Co., agents for Maine. april26lysn
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These extracts very fairly represent the
whole poem There are many passages which
are graceful in expression and tender in feel
ing, some really vivid touches of description,
and good deal which is merely fanciful com
monpiace mnsically expressed. 1t is book
which will depend for its power of pleasing
very much upon the mood of the reader when
he takes it up One in sympathy with the
sentiment it expresses will be apt to find gem
uine pleasure even in those portions which
would be distasteful to the colder critic al
The outward appearance of the book is ex-
quisite. The illustrations, which are by Hen
messy, McEntee, Shattuck, Gary. and others,
are charming in design, and have been en-
graved with rare delicaey. Few prettier gift
books are likely to appear this season. For
sale by Hall L. Davis. s
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Business Items.

RUBIcEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. oct182aw
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EVE R fTHXNG
For Shooting or Fishing.

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Rasors Scissors, Tall
or's, Bdr6er's and other SHEARS Fruit and Flotuey
CLIPPERS Ia new thingb and a variety OF small Hard
ware, may De obtained of G. l.. BAILEY,
aug27eodtt sn No. 45 Escbe- -, 1~eet
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CONCENTRATED I'VE.

II will make IL pounds excellent hard SOAP or 23
gallons OF the very best soft soap Tor only about 80
cents directions on each box. For sale at all Drug
and Grocery stores. - : = -
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
SVBe particular In asking for Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S Saponifier. nolfsNeodSw1y
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DODD'S .NERVINE
AND INVIGORATOR!

2 s.FE 4 Wfrn aaa..a
This Medicine is q NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste of vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irritability
Loss OF Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia Con.
stipation, local Weakness, and general falling Of
the mental and bodily functions are the com mon in
dicatione OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Neryine and
lnvgorator is complete specific ior all TROUBLES
1t Is also the best, as it is also the agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public Prostraton of Strength.
Hysteria-retained excessive, irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power. I--I
... g. TO MOTHERS. i.f,
MOthersl we also commend the NERVINE for use
in the diseases which af1ict children while Teething
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief The
supefying Syrups, of which Opium is the principaI
Ingredient are dangerous to life impair the flnc.
tions OF the stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring To
cure Wind Colc. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will ALWAYS
be found safe and efficient.
Don't Use Anything Else! ss.
gB- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle. @0'e w
III. b. STORER & D., Preprietors
No. 10 Fulton Street New Yofk
October 15 1867. W&S1y
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FINE English, French and American sta
tionery at Geyer's, IS Free street y
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Wbv SufJer from Soras o

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scaids, Chapped Hands, Sprains Cuts
Wouads and ecery Complaint Of the SKIN. Try it,
as it costs but 25 cents. Be sure to ask tor
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The New BRITISH MINIsTER,--The British
Government has appointed Edward Thornton,
lately British Envoy at Rio Janeiro to sue
ceed Sir Frederick Bruce as British Minister
at Washington. 1t has been announced, how
ever, that he will not commence the discharge
of his official duties for some time, perhaps
not until after the Alabama claims have been
brought nearer to satisfactory settlement
Mr.. Thornton has had considerable diplo-
matte experience, having represented his Gov
ernment at Turin and in Mexico, and several
OF the South American counties. When his
appointment to this country was decided up
ON, he was under directions to go to Lisbon,
Spain. Outside of England MIR. Thornton
may be called Count of Cassilhas, that title
having been bestowed upon his father by the
King of Portugal for three lives. George the
Fourth sanctioned the title on condition that
it should not be borne in England. =.
aa ----- ------ = ---------- --------
CURIOUS STORY OF THEA young man
about twenty-three years of age offered for
sale at auction, in New HaveT laat week, a
horse he was suspected OF stealing He was
arrested, but refused to give his name or any
account Of himself A letter which was found
attempted to burn, told strange story. Ii
was in his handwriting, and addressed to a
citizen of Wiscasset, whose house had been
robbed by burglar The letter says that one
OLeary, who has been arrested, is innocent
and continues: l committed the burglary
and to convince you that did it will state
some facts in connection with it," 1t then de.
scribes the house, the manner of entering it
| the rooms ransacked, and says that the writel
entered the apartment of the gentleman
daughter, and that while examining tile bu
| reau drawers she awoke, sprang from her bed
seized and held him SO firmly that he coult
not escape until she had called the gentleman
and woman to her assistance; that the foul
rolled down the stairs together, and that the
writer finally escaped carrying with him tht
young woman's diamond pin. Then the writ
er says-"I return the pin to your daughter
who is a noble and brave woman-as brave
as any mani ever saw in the army. The po
lice, after examining the p' isoner's clothing
still further, discovered the diamond pin Soof
after the arrest information was received al
New-Haven from Wiseasset that the horse
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we call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS or
Dessert, amt Tea Services, ETC., are extensively nro
duced by American manufacturers also that there
are English limitations in the market both of nror
quality. These goods are offered for sale by manv
dealers and are well calculated to deceive Pnrchas
ers can only detect and avoid counterfets by noting
our trade mark, thus:
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DISASTER NO

was spoIeny & &nnsseii from Monteyideo for Falmouth
main yar rieo;ni LAT 46 N Ion 10 W, with loss OF
ditiOn. anu nun IN bad con-
wa5 sc6 banner ANN 0 ot iPembroke from Eas,port for
came off leaking badly. She taken 10 Cha, Ch1nam and
fer repairs. W Shathau 5Otb
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Medical Notice

=. IL CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
1enton 70 Disea es oithe Eye. No. 31 Congress St.
MAY 18. sNtt
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BOGLE'S
Enamel Complexion Powder,

THE SECRET OF BEAUTY.
new, elegant and agreeable preparation f,,
identifying the complexion and rendering it fresh
clear pure, and of marble delicacy vet f,f;,elU f
from anything which possibly be injurious 10 fhe
cutice. 1t eradicates tan discolorations and ali
eruptve affections of the skin One trial will decide
liquid or powder,) whether of foreign or home mann
facture. Price 80 cents. W. BOGLE,
Wi sand Hair Work. 2a2 Washington ST. Boston
October 8. TT 81 S-d1m-sN L
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Make Your Oscn Soap
NO LIME NECESSARY!
By Saving and Using Your Waste Grease
5tltA if BUY ONE BOX OF THE
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.'S
SAPONIFIER, {!
Patents of 1st and 9Th Eah 1aEn
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$4,000. Reward. Lost.

SSOOO. heWdfU. LOST. 7
ON TUESDAY last, in the City of Portland. a
~ pocket book, containing about S28 co. In Green
backs, and Town orders on Town of Windham. Nos
81, 3O4 3O5 3os, 3o9, 3l1 312, 314, 3i7, and SIS,
trict No S. Wndam, amounting to $36. .s3 and orders
on School District No 9, amounting to ss3 40. All
persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
son who VIII return the pocket book aud Contents
when lost, shall receive the above reward. or be
suitably rewarded for the return OF the papers
II. III. BOODY,
,ru.,. ,,,I ~. i.sft : Collector of Windham.
Noio" Ninunam, Oct 81 1861. LOv7-w1w
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!
~ u SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
In from 10 to 4S hours.
Whenton's 0tntment cures he Itch. 81,
W heat0n,s Ointment cures Salt n Rheup,
Wheaton's Oiutnaent cures Tetfcr.
MheatOn's Ointment cures Barbers Usch
WheatOn's % antnmemt cures Evcry kind
Of HumSr like Magic.
Price. 30 cents box by mail, so cents Address
WEEKS POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 26. eod&w1y
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SPOK EN-.

Oet y lat 10 10 lon 10 oil W, ship Alicia from
Sept 10, lat s, Ion go ship Guardian from NJ York
Tor San Francisco. T'7'
Sept ~ lat IS 40 N. lon II A W. bar1ue Sunbeam,
10 days from Liverpool for Bombay
Oct 2S, South Shoal SW IL N lies baroue Caro
Gcm Boston Tor New York.
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DIR. JOHNSON'S
Foam DPnHfisioe


A FEW genteel boardcrs, married or single, can
"a be accommodated in first class house near the
Park. Applyto VIM. H. JERKS,
oeSld1w. Opposite Preble House.
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Stamped OF
base of
aunEu arAs.l.
cOBHAMTetn

Our goods. which can be obtained from all respon-
Sble dealers, bear this stamp. They are heavily plat
"a on the finest Albaa or Nickel Silver and we guar
anee them in every respect superior to the Sbof
field plate.
GORlIAM MANUFACTURING CO.
Snversmths q Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate.
june19 N weddsSat 6m Prevalence r
O. 9 The above goods may be found at Lowell &.
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First Page to-day-Shooting the Queen
at Balmora; Changes wrought by the War;
Reoulation of Suffrage by Act of Congress;
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CHtH2srh lam hD Gax1sOd

HEADACHB relieved, and In fact every disease
1Aoi Ihe nose and head permanently cured by the
use ofthe well-known remedy, '7sE
Raeder's German Snuff!
Try it, for It costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR & Co Bos-
not and receive a box by return mail. sepidtfsN
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FOR EIGN PORTS.


AT Singapore Sept 7, ship Alexander Decker, tor
Boston days. la 1858 - Il-1I - - =
AT Calcutta sept7, ships Puritan. Tayloe. Tor Bos-
ton at Sl2 for nseed and gnl measure and $l2t for
hides; J + Whitney, Avery, tor do; Belle Creole
knowles, tor New York; and others.
- - AT 0 Constantinope Oct G. barque Eugenie. Fetch-
AT M9scat Aug %, brig Jenny Cushman, Pond,
pos, Ar & a. Malaga 18th inst barque Young Turk from
Sid 2ith. blrque evant, Howes, Boston.
Sid I'm Flushing Oct "a, ship Thomas Lord, Preble
Ar at Aspnwall Oct q. sch Mary D Haskell, Bar
SID I'M Havana 22d, brig t ) Maguirs. Littleaeld
Ar goth. sch Kate Carlton. Lamb, New York.
SD I'M Cardenas 1stli, brig Eta nj Tucker, PEN
| dletoD. for port North OF Hatteras. 20 ' 7l--
Ar at st John, NIB. Path inst, baroue Trouatora.
rom Searsport, brig j @ York, York, Portland ;
sens = 1iieh0use, u Jones, Dghton; Horton, Wal
Brewster, Boston. - -
CID 2ith, sehs Eleanor Jane. Williams, Portland
MAJ ryiand' "reen, and Garland. Libby. for Pbade-
Per steamer Russia, at New York; w
v CD at Liverpool 18th Excelsior, Pendleton, New
ON the Eddy tone l7tb Freeman Clark Small
from Callao Tor Havre. fe3IbT-
Cid 18th, Bazaar, JelleI SON Mebile : Resolnta
Freeman, New YORK; .-flih :
CD az London 18th, Danl Webster, Spencer, New
York tand sailed from Deal lsth)
John, NIB. '''''' ''
on Great ornshead 18th, The,bold, Theobold,
IRON Liverpool tor New Orleans
Al at Glasgow 18th, Ada GRAY, Davis from Port.
land. (Aug 22.)
Sid l7th, Mist. Lincoln, Cocoanda. ..0
Ar at Shields 10th. Alfred Stor Corbett London
Passed through Pentland Firth nth Advance
Crosby from Shields for Boston. So
Ar In the Clyde. Alice Kelley. Kelley. Pisagua.
Ar at Londonderry 17th, Agnes James, Gilles-
pie, Troon. 10 IT
hn,l tctl. c mn.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant Wines.
SO highly recommended by Physicianss, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of " W. Whin
pie q Co., H; H. Hay. W. f. Phillips s. Co., L. t.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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Bricks,

1En nnn BRICKS For sale at bargain
AcO.OOO For particulars euqnre OF
SAWYER & VARNElt
,lH,HFtf Ertt-s e2 Commercial st.
or of Vital Casssnt at the kiln on Portland ST.
November I. diff
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Harriet, 4 r swett, Omaha; schs Nsis r..s a, !.
stevens Kosciusko, franklin. r G Bartlett Tn,,isa
DonwOrth, and others. '"''"'
From Branch once Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Aspinwall 18th, baraue Ada Carter KirDa,,
Baltimore. NA'S'
Sid 18th, barque Rache', Bucknam, Key West.
Ar at Edgartown 2sth, sch Senator Grimes, Cove.
New York Ior Portland. 0'
Ar at Salem 29th, sch New Globe, from Brdger OF I
tor Portland.
LAUNCHED-At Thomaston 10Th, from the ward of
Edw O'Brien, ship OF 1900 tons, named William
Campbell, owned by the builder and to be command
ed by Capt Mehan.
:, From the yard OF Walker, Damn & Co, schr Abby
Fountain. ~ - 0"P' i'"a'
Capt Henderson Noo 'ohs' " oe eoinihahue" py
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B-s,ran,n,sc sala. and s,run.n,ie mi.
Caution.

erai Waters, just received and for sale by
JJ. w. PERKINS & Co.
no2isNeod&weow1y No. s6 Commasrcia, G,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
PI4.V'O FOE S.4LE

NEW, and seven octave; OF the best quality Of
IN tone and make; great bargain Or cash, the own
er being bound for the Wes. Apply at 80 washing
ton Street. Oct3ldlw'
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Desih Of John a. Andrew

Fourth Page.-The Crooked Path; Bathing
with Soup.
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THE PR ESS.

Friday Morning, November l, 1867
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City Steam Dye-HOuse


LNOR wood coal A first class cooti,s, ..,s,, 4,
IL every respect well made and with smoother cast
ings than any cook stove In market '"''
.,,,,. A. N. MOVES & SON
'oifu" Sole Agents for Portland
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Sci r. 80 / tt { /
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0erSauunss Naftilen u. 3eltA en-
bon 8urin 0u 8uiiiCn,

9oureb Der meOsinifden gtabeniie in Boris.
9ieies sef6madpoae greparatif pirb pom ben erten
Mersten 9rantrei6s uno Gnglann5 geaen ale arant<
beiten bee 8eroauunss &ertsseuge aIs 9aStra gle,
lange un6 idUere 8erbailu9, 8I6buns, 2eber= 5
sen0ensllebeI &C. nit groBem GrfoIse an9epanst.
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Was 1T alio tpabre 2iebe @uf
Die Definition 0iefes 8e8riffes rebu,irt
f1 Die 9ariae 6rage, Of folde mebrere
Wfale i'm 2eben borfemnten Tonne un6
tpel9er WaBftab an Die BeurtbeiIuna
Der 2iebensfGbiateit zines meni1li6en
@baratters 'an9elegt tDerben mii1e.
Hrlfere f6oneH l2eierrinnen moIIen
unS ber5ciben, lpeltH mir bier Den febe :
rtfben Sas ausipreben, .bab mir bel
llpeblorgauifirten giaturen rli1t an aes
bro6ene bergen 9lauben, DaB iolAe
unglii6sfaae fi6 erei9nen, f6nnen mir
leioer ni6t leu9nen, bod lit 6as Elm
Sebler unierer berldrobenert GibiIiIas
ton un6 unlerer 0ur6 Ereibbansbibe
eF3eu9ten frantbaften Sentimentalitat.
Sin ftarfes, seiunOes Sers mag LANCE
oas Bib oeIen in iib tra9en, benz es
fem Stud feline Soffnune uno feline
5arteiten Negungen anbertraut Bat, ober,
penn font bas Ser5altnib Elm reines
seblieben 1T, 70 ir,lIIen bic beifsrn Sc
flble friiber oOer fpater eiae yleiguna
ineiitern, ipel1e man ais unferer IN :
luiiroig anerfannt bat.
Saraus fol9t Dor Qllem, bab Die
lpabre &iebe hire @runbIaae in BEN
mOraIiiAen 8srthe OelIen baden nub,
tpelden iie ii9 erforen. @abrenb in
Naeelnsinen bas iueibIi6e GelGIe6t in
pbDffder @ejiebung oas i4m61ere ilf
enflpiGcIt paifelbe ni6t fetten i'm Sale
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1
Die Yolitif nimntt beute in Der 8ei6Gftisung
Der pariler nnr einen Iebr gertneen &aum Gin;
benn Der beDcrItebenbe Sabres5hluB, bic Neu-
jabrsselGtnFe, Diners, Bale, Geraniiaunaen,
rdmentIidh aber ale bic bunbert fletnen Specu-
ldticnen, pelsbe BON ffr n6bhiabrisen Mus-
teaung abb unb bamtt 3lIammenbGneen be-
aniprnSen bic SHentItps Iufmsrtiamteit fat
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tuneeu itabe5r eGt}lt@ CUR &abe sebra9t unb
Huhe berrihte n b,r nit 0crbereitunaen sunt
Wetbna1tSfeite beImGftiaten epiaet Start,
MuBerpenl Iinb cue 8crbereitnnsen, pelte aur
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rem, tpieber abeeftelt tpprben, ba bas prpieet
ttunntebr 96nsltn unb befnitib an ben Haael
gebGngt mcrben 1T. gBie man binterber ere
fabren bat, bate II9 nt1t tpenieer ME unse-
fGbr bic gar5e gSelt taee9tn aus9eIprc1et-
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fen Der Qebteren Sraren Mnatt9en laut eeppr-
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AbiiGt neranlabteN, bonn es banbeIte Ii9 pebl
bnruni fe nit allen Gbren 81 einpfansen, aber
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| fpnitte.
Graf Bisn,ard bat in ben preuBil9en aam-
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Bcrlase betrefenb bic Nnnerattrn Der Gl6btrs
| acetbGmer Holt hurtb belize S6uIer bes 2aab-
| tags fiibrte, unb it6em fem Gin59reiten bic
Budget Debate 5,t etnent slatten abf9luGe
bra@te. Sn bieier IeBteren trpllte frrili9 Der
unSerbelIerltHe Ab9ecrbnete fir Saarbriifen,
6err 8irGcG, MlleS TN 4aufe bieIeS SemmerS
| @e1Hebene NIT etnem 0ctum ausfretrben, unb
bas Budget bes artesSminiferium einfa1 in
Ablesung bringen; bic &ammer eins iebo1
nit immenler WaicritGt iiber Ietnru @Intrae
| binmeg. QS barauf nod per- SaeobY, einer
BON benen, bic hi9ts anertennen pp0en, mas
| ritt bur1 fie cher tpeniefen8 nit ibnen ge-
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