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I. b. M cLAUGHLIN,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER s9

DRAUGHTSMAN
ges Room over Lyncll's Office at the Depot.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

THERE is profound scheme in
progress having for its object the
nomination Of Chief Justice Chase,
for the Presidency, by the Demo
crotic party. We cannot believe il
possible for Mr.. Chase to abandon
his honored principles, although
ungratifed ambition makes man
perform strange feats. ~
Had Napoleon been contented
with his position when honored as
the chief ruler of the great French
nation, he might have lived and
died as the greatest and most hon
ored man Of all times but his inor,
dinate ambition proved his ruin,
Mr.. Chase has good position. He
should be satisfied Il takes years,
nay a long life to acquire greatness,
but the indiscretion of moment
may send a great man to eternal in
famy.odW cd l. = 3l;sl l'l ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26


HArEFUL.-Of all living things
there is none that we loathe more
than the snake, and next to that, a
deliberately dishonest man. we
would have all sympathy for him
who is honest, but whom unavoida-
BILE misfortune has reduced to help
less poverty, but he who purposely
wrongs and cheats his fellow man
should not receive even as much
sympathy and respect as exists in a
mass Of cold steel. Would to God
that we had laws which you'd re-
morselessIy incarcsrate all WHO are
habitually dishonest.
We could look upon the punish
ment Of such with as. little emotion
as ssonc.as SIS 70 algts---Ee.5sL "a.
The American practice of allow
ing men to- commit all manner OF
frauds, crimes and even treason with
impunity, is very great wrong
which our good natpred people are
too slow to realize.s Our American
leniency has educated men to glory
in frauds apd crimes, rather than to
admire the magnanimity that per.
mits them to live. ..ta -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

AT the Judicial Convention al
Forest, on Tuesday, the Oath inst,
Cooper K. Watson, Esq, of Tifin
was unanimously nominated for
Judge Of Common Pleas for this
District. In Mr.. Watson we have
a man of eminent ability, and ire
proachable character. His election
would be triumph for justice and
worth. We hope our people will
exhibit their good sense by electing
Cooper X. Watson. -a 80 n =
The following, gentlemen were
constituted q Judicial Committee /:
Wood Co., z. Tuller; Hancock,
J. B. Rothchild Seneca, W. L. My
ers; Wyandot, c. Sears; Crawford,
w. C.. Lemert; Marion, Geo. Craw-
ford. 15lc @r se-l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
POPULARITY OF GENERAL
GRANT

One of our subscribers informed
us few days ago, that a Radical
German Democrat, who lives neigh
Dor to him, in a recent converse
tion declared to him that he used to
be a neighbor Of General Grants at
Galena, before the war, and that il
be is nominated, he will vote for
him in preference to any other liv-
ing man. 1t is our conviction that
thousands of Democrats will vote
for Grant.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
The Miami Union says

A shocking accident occurred at
the Morris House in this town on
Tuesday evening. A young wo
man named Curtner, employed in
the house, undertook to lean on, or
slide upon the balustrade in the
third story of the building, when
she went over, falling to the first
floor. She was badly injured and
was picked up il an insensible con
dillon in which she remained about
twenty-four hours, when she died.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

The net profit of the P. Ft. w. & c.
Railroad for last year was $2,532, 1853
The total income was $7,A2,l25, and
the expenditures for the same time
nearly 81, 100000. At the annual meet
ing of the Board Of Directors the old
Board was re elected. There are ru-
mors that steel rails will take the place
of the present ones.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
ASSESSME lent NOTICE
FOR 1868.
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
U. 8. INTERNAL REV, 9th DIST. OF O.,
L IN

ASSESSORS OFFICE, \ p
eEf u. 8. INTERNAL REV, 9th DIST. OF o.
kENToN, OHIO, March %, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that appeals will be
received and determined at the Assessors of
fee. Kenton, Ohio, during the business hours
of each day,
From April 9th, to April 18th, 1868,
inclusive, relating to any erroneous or exces-
sive valuations, assessments or enumerations
required by the Assessor or Assistant Assess
ors of the Fifth District of Ohio, in the cur
rent annual lists And during said time, the
proceedings of the Assessor or Assistant AS
SCISSORS, together with the annual lists taken
and returned as aforesaid, will be submitted
to the inspection of any and all persons who
may apply for that purpose. ,ss
All appeals to the Assessor, as aforesaid
shall be made in writing, and shall specify
the particular cause, matter or thing respect
ing which decision is requested, and shall
moreover. state the ground or principle of er-
TOR complained. -<,-., f..;7r E,-a
J. s. ROBINSON,
Assessor Fifth District, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

The sleek and well-fed Clerks and
Sergeants-at arms ofthe Legislature
all draw their five dollars a day
punctuaHy, for the time when the
Legislature is absent visiting every
two wecks.-Colunabus Journal.s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

The Ohio. Legislature has enact
edia law making it criminal to fight
duels within the limits Of the State.
This Is sensible. Let it be enforc
ed. az. 9 d. tInls. .esf :. s.x.r ~.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

A terrible disaster occurred last
Wednesday, the 18th inst. about
nine miles above Cincinnati. The
steamer Magnolia exploded hel
boilers and about eighty human
beings were plunged into eternity,
There were on board at the. time OF
the accident, 14O souls. 9,s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

The Democratic Convention for
the nomination of! an additional
Judge as provided by the new law,
met at Tiffin on the 18th inst, and
nominated James P. Pillars Of Sen
eca County.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

The answer Of the President to
the impeachment articles was readily
his counsel to the Senate on Mon
day. ;,si,eso af ,~a.- .e.-- F5..-. :, .i..t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

IT is announced that Cassius NJ.
Clay is coming home to take the
stump for Gen. Grant and victory.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
e are Making a Complete
REVOLUTION In TRADE,

And are sell.ng for One Dollar, Silk.
Merino, and Alpaca Dresses. Shawls,
Balmorals, Linen Goods, Watches, Jewelry,
Silyer-Plated Ware, Sewing Machines. dc. 8
Send clubs of ten or more, with 10 cts. for
each descriptive check. and the getter-up
So to $500, according to the number seit
Agents wanted everywhere. Circular
sent free. PARKER d Co.. ..l;
l0-3m] Cd and &c Federal st., Boston,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

The election on the Georgia Con-
stitution is ordered by General
Meade to begin April 20, and con-
tinue four days. .sz-----------
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
YR,,t Adrertise,,1enrs.

rE r. I'll FIG "A TIE
~ FOR PUBLICATION.
(To be published at least once year in every
County where there is an Agent.
AUDITOR CT STATESOFFI CE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
isEAL.] COLUMBUS, Jan. 81, 1861
It is hereby certified that the Germania,
Hanover, Niagara and Republic Fire Insur-
ance Company, located at New York in the
State of New York, has complied in all re-
spects with the laws of this State relating to
such Insurance Companies. for the current
year, and has filed in this Office a sworn state
ment, by the proper officers, showing its con-
dition and business, at the date of such state
ment, as follows:
Amt of actual paid up capital s.. 200 900 90
Aggregate amt of available assets 3,505 646 50
Aggregate amt of liabilities 934 SEQ 8S
Amt of income for preceding year 2,2T2, ,55S II
Amt OF expenditures ,9Ss, ,4SO IL
In witness whereof, have hereunto SUBJ
scr1bed my name, and caused the
tSEAL. seal of my Office to be affixed, the
day and year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Audt'r of State.
s. w. HOLMES, AGENT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
nent, the joy of fond mother );
idol of glad father admired by a

nent, the joy of a fond mother !;
idol of glad father; admired by a
lovely sister; wreathed with laurels
and crowned with glory; his name
fresh and fragrant descending to
posterity, embalmed in the hearts
! of his countrymen. See him win
ming the affections of a lovely and
happy maid, who reposes confidence
in him, and who consents to be his
bride; as they walk together to the
bridal altar, what bright hopes loom
up before them upon the broad sea
of time. How bright the sun of
their day shines. But sad: ere the
meridian is reached the cup Of joy
is dashed from lips of fond parents ;
agony is wrung from the heart OF
the lovely sister; the Church and
the world robbed Of their jewel,
gloom and disappointment settles
upon the brow of the wife, and
worse still, that soul has gone, or
speedily on the way to eternal ruin.
HE hath heard the sirens wooing;
The simple youth who nough. suspecting
Means to be blessed, but finds himself un-
done, s{ -t=l .N
And with the sons of riot flows
Down the loose stream of false enchanted
joy,
To swift destruction"
See the disappointed wife, now
sitting, shivering over few dying
embers, at dead hour of night, fear
fully awaiting some sad intelligence
concerning the one whom she loved,
or a drunk husband to curse and
abuse her.
And as her husband prematurely
goes to his grave he leaves the fol-
lowing .. a-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
ADVERTISEMENT.

Friends and neighbors:: Having
just opened large and commodi
Gus shop for the sale Of Liquors, I
embrace this opportunity ofinform-
ing you that on Saturday next Twill
commence the business of making
drunkards, paupers and beggars, for
the Industrious and respectable por-
ton of the community to support.
I shall deal in familiar spirits
which will excite men to deeds of
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

.asefl l-oa !
Sd sss5 on
ufc 1 =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

If you are tempted to think Mr..
Wesley severe in his censures, look
at the effect upon the individual and
society. Upon the mans property
and family, yea all his interests for
time and eternity. :.
See the young man with all the
characteristics of manhood promi-
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rotbete iie om 16 Wfdrs gr tau, nit 5einer iunaen
Grau nah Columbus unb soa oann nit ibr nod Va
mol Dindeiter. Seine erife 1rou, bic nit .ihren 6
6inbern in Snoiana iaB, dnsltiSte iid sar iebr nm
begreifen, mas aug ibm gefporben mar bis tie ourf
cine Cincinnati 3eitune feline spete 0erbeiratbuns
nfabr. sic i9rieb oil ben Noftmeilfer N Bourne
ollie, bieer tbeilte ben Weripan6ten Der lsiB Jora
ooB Wbriabt, fraft zines Saftbeiebls bes bieiigen
Jrieoensridters Meefer, in Canal Win&efer per'
6aftet murbe. Gr trof am Mittmo9 MbenS bier elm
anb wurbe nod Hob gountp eeididt, mo ct iein
0erb6r 3u befteben boben wirb. Seine iungs Jrau
|3uradsutebrsn. @brisbt 1T Elm Mann bon As Sab,
rem. Elm idlauer, aufsepedter gefadftsmann pom
aneenebmen Mianieren, Der ben Grauen pobI eefal-
len fann. Gin Weni9, Der eine 5rau NIT Sinosrn
hen 10 iddn6lit beriiaen fann, piro fein Veoauern
finben, uenn ihn iein 0erbred)en in oas 3udtbaus
fibrt Scr @abn 1T tur3, bic &en' 1T lans"
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Nprfbei(bafte @eleaenbeit.

stneeri&tete
GttD g deret,
u.bH eture N eanhusfp Gtp, Sbio. ~ perfaufen. 0as
eet elmer ter befen eer
staSt IL etodp.rs bod ~ srs gront nnS S. 8us lang
uub poGRdubts enssri1tet 9ie Bdderei i'm 6oe f son
padReiueu ertau nit Der bten Grader Ma9ine nne al.
len bosu n6tbiaen Gntters iowie allen gum deeef@dt
aeb5renben gefirr perieben aue @ebduli&tehn ne NOD
nsn gut enssrtet unh NIT ols4nppen anS etaan8 ser'
chen. -
Die Bebtnsungen nb 70 leit. bab faR ber nnbsmtslHs
Rdnfen wsrben tanu. 0esen Nd6srem wenee man ~ an
s. q. Demalbt,
1orI S. ,es-ub, eanbustp Gitp, orte Co.,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-30

Sn Gprinefielo nor, Der proseb ber Der Gr-
moronmg oes Oaniel perSer au9etldgfen per,cnen
euf yeittnod, ben q. Npril, anberanmt noroen.
Dsr HrOssk oss Roberts, ,inss & Der ~ angsllaStsn.
ious elmer Der Mneet!aeten. esgen Barg4ait frei9e-
eeben pcroen mar, ou moo 4ngape peg Staaisan'
moltes tete 9enugtnoen Selpee 9e9en IGN poriie9sn
nm ibn 5u proSsltrel Osr Ua1 esrs9ie oe9reinsgssr
Neite grobss 5nttrellt. peaass @ caonr@ no@ srno9t
Ra6rI9i ssybssitste apsi Der anaeiIasten. MOberts
nno Stotf, ieten tnttutldt.
Wir Dernebmen Dariiber Jolgenoes: DIE Edrm-
elodsn ertcnten Plobl9 um e. ubr ~ W9'nnten
Aoenos nro pap Datfe lt elns wtenge vtenlgen euI
S aBn hss uaS ernbr
bao, oaB lanf Arretanfen Gus penn 9eIan9nlB ents
tommen teten: vs. felte nf oalo lerans. oeB lp
Inter osn e aons,,s 4. nsb gps epa
ote am9eollqeH ueDrosI oes a.em Sslse:. toes ,Se-
&sg Aus&aps eeIail%ea RaR,sLge.oes bs1g y pa. oe+
cs esessnor;s bsf3,ht ma amer Msibem mn @.s
m5%srr msRs nSrhii% unS 2S MN ,;nem Sos
uu 9n" UO ,osm e,, as
lmsr nses Ssott no mearsts aosre arre,,am-
s NM. 81. nm hsr ssuosr bnSs SsIs hnfte
s .s Ss ,or.hs.' o cr hsr nSrhi;I honnn
% - ;r.w iots Mons shsr I ,5snos Ses
nv 4; hocf anS GronS meIde Ses
Ws.IkIs ISS;c X s.s,,nSs,, ,"rhsm moren
m hn.ts ss;t e;n;nsm Snopn her
1fnmnhfssi, osfInnf neshoIf mnn n,fs MiidIidt ouf
II @.ImIsat NM ms;I ma,, nnmohm Soi Sos lin.
moblSen fsir, erheudeltes iei bie 56r. au Der 3ee
bffnei, Ilek. 3miId5en Der 2eue Ser ssrau WOore.
hoafe un6 Der In tusiier Roberts. glob uno Gboaf
s;nasperrt tuaren III cine Oennila anaebrodt, neI.
de ME fid eraab. Sic Mrreftanten erpeiert batten,
urs ibre Gudt su betuerfifelieen. Sic Belle ber
fyro Woorehou}e bente nun basu, bab bic Mrreitan-
ten aus ben beiben aniobenoen 3elen in bieiebe se.
Ian9en uno BON bort auf ben Sang tommen tonnteit.
Mls nun um 8 llbr Mbsnos Der Vruosr beg Sherihs
Albin bic 9ouptblre ilieBen ipolte. firaten b Die
gen0nnttn Arrefonten pl6blid auf ibn. lhngsn tbn
nieher nno entmtden. Wergebens periucbte bic Jrou
bes @efanaenwdrtsrs ibrs Jludt an perbinbern. sic
! wuroe BON ben S4nrten nieoergelhlagen.
Cine Del0bnnng bon ie $1,000 tlr oas ginfangen
Der JIa4tlinge pnroe iofort BON ben Gountns @om!.
larsn ans9e uno O.e unlalsnoIen s,oIosIs!-
inn9en Sur eD'eoere'nIanSunS Oer Gu@l'9en se1rOI-
Ten.
Sprtn9ftelo. 23. Npril. gSm. gopo uno ~.
Beple fino in Der Ndbe BON Springfield ip!eosr en-
&sIan9sn moIoen eoet MeeelIs uhS Seoi ose SI Ses
xIMoIonng g gslPss rsH dHHss'va'o'St i'"o' paoe" H~
Ho% nsW. sIDAasm !u!isn x;.Y4.. s..,..
epan.y SHMa..Ha.s gss.en gsuts sss a,ts
~ r.e ,s,S as Ssf Mf; os-
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SIarm Su perfdufen.

Der unterseidnsts wanibt wsssa altsrslSwaat feline
Smfsn asI,asn Weilen Sflih gilmore unb ~ Meilen
wsS scn Sababpur bieielbs snthalt l2o adsr eano am
itaarsn yortase glus unsfdbr 4s Mder ne untsr sT-
Imns Sbaartsn. elm ader rassnbe tinreben befnben
a au benz aambe Der aaufer fann fcssia gsts srbs!-
,sr nu ,nem Ybeie bes Qanbes fett Bic Sdsemate br
@oarb Co. Die Bebtngunsen nb bel benz nntsr.
,s5nstsn u6sr q. 8ramsr tn Satserbsur gu srfrasen
g. Mbam Sorg,
Sttapa Co., Obte.
sox~, "a 1mt ~
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Mper'S M9ue Cure,

SIR bic idnene unb ii9ere Seiluns BON Mediel<,
remittirenbem 6ieber, faltem Seber, bbisem 6ie'
Ropfmeb unb @aaenfebern, in Der 9bat
BON iener 9an5en Rlaile BON Rranfbei.
ten. bic aus Der unorbnune Der
Sale entiteben, uno ourd bic
Wtalaria n1iasmatiiher
2dnber peruriadt meroen.
Dies Wtttel psrfebt ftlten, bic limmen Gdue ie
u furire ub es bat bieen sroBen Dpus anberen
fie6r bieinen, bos 60 bic 4rdnftsit beb cbne benz pa
enen u aben &c enttdt fein Auinne cper anbere db.
ihe Gubfan;en, unb erseus enn Qunismus pber lhdb>
he cstn. Bon ebern seaattelte Brhber In Der 4rmee
unb I'm een, prObr 20, uno Sbr psrbst abse Bbauptun-
gen befdtisen.
vrdpariTt Don Or. s. 6. aver u. Co., as.ptu, Ma.,
nnb seriauft BEL O. @oberts Nadfolsern, Braun unb
Drud, In Gplumbus Ottc, unb BET allen Mpotbetern.
MpriI. IA. 2mtm q b
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NerseibniR eintser Der sangbarftem
europdii =beutl tlhen8 8eitihrifter1
fir 1868

"
r6e sur aAt.rs.i&ne. gadsanans arUs anbi stt.st
imgsrt Usrsa aHs sssaS ssa ~ semaSts H' 'as su S"
Der1 1aaar Snaar!rte Damen 3sis SdtrIt6 48 Rummefn
p stsen 800 eGnmuern &er @rSte us dber 1900
Nbbleunsen 8t&e rtber 5anarbeiien. Der Sabr-
gang SaW
Dte smrnal fr 4SHsite nnt Sansarbet. aait er
selen abbounsea Der Sabsass "a Rummern So ~
WpbeuweIt- S1ufrtrte 3eiiuns flr Ioie unb 5snb
arbsiten DIR Satrsans "a slummeru tn 50lio s2H
Dteqtipate.r @arttntaube. = Sauarrtes 8aut.ablatt
Der Sabreaus ron i3 9eftsa tn sr. ssW
nit sn issr fsnsu @fa asass Dmsrsesntsta'
81 g,ris. seac&en ron g. @eStr $@V.
Dabsim Gin seutfa.s Samiimslatt nit snaaraiuusn Der
Sabrsans ssn IL 5sftsn sr. a $3.50
Der Sasar: samssaS ss.sss Sss
msn: 80 q .;aan uns scbe1 une ,etr alie Sser" $50
Gtae grdmien s1'w
au Sauf. eediaen silt.r CUR nt.rtaans nn ee.s'
una Der SahrSana Is Stn NIT Ger yrame se'
paxgu6 far ate sauarirts Saer unsbaftuns ane
gebuua fir bic game unb itemann Der Sahsans ron Is p
ten ar IL gratis 3uaabs "Sduslid 5rsusen sma sr *.
PEG s ssitams ,pr gersena
sutn,s far Qt Seauseetbsn ron Dr. Sttc usa
Dr. e. Maaer Safe Der Satrsans BON IL Ssfn saD
uuf.rt seti Dut&e @e.ae her Gssnwart Ssranssssssm
s,n ssusopb Sott8an Sn "a Soften Satrsans $40
% ia s amn, nsks erwdanen ts aubss esn sssn
II In bea4auo eriaensnssn SOurnas sard milo ee.
weresn tae Id aes TRACE mem saefs eeat9er
8a&er 8l abattststt BON fsnsm ~me'a a'e'HsHa
3u laf'n:
s1 se mir red ,asde Seasnuna nns sete s.
os is nH serdumn perss um mir Ss 5uenpet' mtnfr 1af
raSssbeT IN ertaltta ox:n:.. n esh.,h,n
''' Gcurit itaus GineSnnatt Stis.
gtan.msnts fur ben ssnsn Sbssans nne 8ssm
ger erouste,ab bluue anesn pmmen rsretn -, ..a-..
pb auf stransta prompt eore une NIL VsH"a
ZEN usri.tsne Nnfraeen ertalten fctortss &nwsrt
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MebenIanD III perfauferl.

10 Ger bes been mebenlanbes Ia ber dse sen aneas.
gitp o. an ber etra6e. es pon eer taftpitl~en Rite
uub an Bic op aenenb TIM besn QultursnRanhe, 70 bat
biees rbiabr nod bepanst rerben Fam, re snter ben
aiafeu Behiusursen sertanft.
q. s. C.malht,
gsrd 4 'ss.-sh Saxe1sts Gity, Oh
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Neuer 9eberitore
BON
50 ilIta itt 6 . II It d n 8.

Der llntersednets bena&rdtist bic 9erren
G3nbmatber nnb SDieberperfdnfer,
baS fpn felt LANCER Belt in nem mpbIbeannten 5duey,
bpf Der SpraBe In gclumbnS einen Qebrpre rridte
bat ben q nit srpbem Grclg aert. Sn srpBtr Dprab
Imfaet aue
Gorten bon 2eber uub Tinotuss
unb er iann BET sinem srcsen Mbias bs sstaun ale
irsent Elm 0robsthdft i'm Weiftn.
Sdutmader unb 6dnbIsr, bic gplnmbus befuden, ub
fa bel itm spr3upredeR. Mae brieFin Muftrdee wer-
ben prompt unb sewtnenbaft beiorst.
gBm. CONTAINS.
San. 25. 6S. II twu
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Cine SeII{ebertn in Der S1mei3. Mul
benz Canton Marsau iAreibt man Der Neuen 3Iri

Cine SeII{ebertn in Der g 9mei3. Mus
benz Canton Marsan iareibt man Der Nenen 3iiri=
der 3eitun9:
Sduier 1T bepobnt bon 'iner Jamilie, Srompeters
senannt Cine So9ter, MeiG N6tbieer, eirca IA
Sabre alt NOR por eini9er Sell nit brem Water auf
Dem Marft in R6Iten uno ipuroe BET ibrer Seimfebr
bon Rrdmpfen befaIlen. 0ies Der Mnfons. 2ebten
Jretas mar es bas brittle U(al. bob e in oieen gu.
in @esenpart ssueier Rfarrer rebete. 9ie nierte
MbenbunterbaItun tnoi9te iie auf folsenben Mitt.
mod. b. 3. auf 25. b., abenbs llbr, an. S9on
i'm Qaufe oes Nahmittaes itr6mte itunoen,peit oas
Bolt su oieiem @unber hersu. Musenaeusen be-
rihten BON 10000 perfonen. Ser iiberaus melt
sr6Bte She'll eeb0rte bem i96nen @eidledt an; es
berbeisereist. Oas 8e3irtsamt fhidte ben ge3irfs-
or5t Or. Slid in R6aifen uno ienen Aojunften Or.
Miiler in 3ofinsen in 8esleituns zines 2anbidgers
bin, Inn iidere Nusfunft su erbalten. yiur nit Der
sr6Bten Mibe fonnten lie ourh oas entieBlide @e=
6rdnge ing 9aus 9elansen.. Die Somnambiile
peissrte iid ober entfdeoen, iih pon ben Dottoren
nur bonn Meiberbolfe, berbammte &rinolinen, Saar.
Der Ssrauensimmer 3ie Stube mar gum gritiden
poa, beseleiden sdopf nno gorbibne Snn,itten
Der unbenllihen Stille erlaubte iia elm Spabpogel
i'm Sang ben Ruf sgs brennt!" 9ie 9sute i'm
SuuIS HuI0ltu utI &vutt 0us tuuuutW StS StuuutU
Der BajIage entfano, 10 boB Iieman6 heraus fonnte
Wfan brdnste iid nun our4 Die einseoriidten Sen.
ffer Orauben mars finiter unb idnete es fart.
Webr benn 20 perionen rannten in einen Oinfel-
peiber unb muroen BON Ta4fturmenoen obne grbar-
men bneinseitoben yfa9 uno nod leste fid Der
Wrrtuarr 50 Grinolinen BON perihieoener @r6Be,
0ualitdt uno 6arbe lasen beute in ndditer umse-
buns, Die bon ibren Srdeerinnen in Gol9e Der aus.
eeipro9enen NerbammniB idon bort abaelest unb
3uridgelaen tpuroen; ebenl0 tpuroen 9 Silets 9e-
funben. 0ie Doftoren mubten uobl ober libel BON
Der l1nteriu9une abiteben, benn es mar eben nidt
9ebeuer fur s7 f sss,sshab e ii aud nia mebr hin=
begeben polen. 9ie SonrtaHiss!!le fiinbigte ibre
ooer ubr an Nun min aber bas 8eSirtsamt iie
morgen, 6reitas, in bas beIiee Sptal bolen lafen.
Wenieer nbeQieberii4" ols praftifd unb Susled da-
rafteriftiid NOR bie Muftoroerun9 oer Sonnambae
on ibr Mubitorium, bic 2eute m6tten bod aud benz
Batter etuas 1denfen = als gnti1dbisuns fur ben
burd ben 3ubrans peruriadten 2anoI4aoen.
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