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Tmpa1nm Non II 187O.

to the highest bidder ut the courthouse door
in Pulaski, foi cash, the following described
property to-wit: tract of land in civil dis
trict no To- on the waters Of Bradshaw creek
bounded on the cast by Willis Morley, south
by w p Smith and w IEarwell, west by
n A Murry and II Houston and others,
and north by 0 II Holly, said to contain
7l9 acres and levied On as the property of
w Harwell. u. II. PARSONS,
Sept z IS7O-4t Sheriff.
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~ sapae 80 and PLace

the remaining interest in the Widows dow
er, on a credit of 8, II & is months, with il
terest from the day vi sale. Notes with ap-
proved security required and a lien retained.
oct IA W. F. BALLENTINE, & E NJ.
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The patient soon feels as if he had taken
new lease ofIife and is eveuoyed to find
the depressed telling dissipated, The cOstive
habits corrected, and new streams Of health
eo1rsing through his veins. by usiLg Sim
mons Liver Regulates. 4-r--.. -fIaz
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DY virtue of a writ of vcndi exponas in fa-
ID yor fl. NJ. LewteT, admir- Z. York, ST.,
vs. Geo W. Chiiders, issued and directed to
me by the clerk of the Circuit court of Giles
county, Tenn, l will sell for cash on
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Cable dispstoles have Gen. Beau
regard all over Europe. who has been
IL VIrg,uia seveTsl montke.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BTTTERs.

@ 20 - t
The only ackn0WI e sged Uterine Tonic and
FemHl Regulator known, viii cure all these
complaints above mentioned in an ineredi-
bly, short time. The 'BitterS ut once ACCUSES,
strengthens and restores the womb to lis
natural condition, removing distractions.
relieving pain and regulating the monthly
period. Hondef stands a pale, feeble and
languid girl, Just On ting into Womanhood;
she is the pride Of all but bark tshe silently
steals pickle, eats chalk, or q slate pencil;
no appetite for food; she turns with dull
eye and seeks solitude; her eye DO longer
sparktes; her merry laugh is no longer heard
ringing through the air; she rnopes about
with bloodlcsS lips nd gums, with head
ache, paipiIation, constipation, swimming
efthe head, cold feet and hands, melanehoiy;
sic has a coated tongue. offensive breath,
End a host of evils to numerous to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms be-
come aggravated, there is sick stomach,
heart burn, dar line settles under the ewes
the legs and ankles are swo en- the hair los
cs its gloss and falls of. there is. Brittleness
nd splitting Cf the finger nails, swollen alb
demen, extreme nervousness, fieCfulness
pains and aches, dry cough, Hysterical Fits,
rapid prostitution, epilepsy and death If
you or any Of your friends are thus afflicted
send at once for a bottle of English Female
Bitturs anu be cured. It's effects are magic
in such complaints. Surely u mother will
delay or postpone this duty until
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luesdau. 70. 1sk. $50.

the lots upon which said College now. stands,
situated within the corporate limits of the
town of Pulaski, known as lots Nos. Z q S in
the plan Of said town, containing about l-2
acres, bounded mort by JAS Met allum, south
by Pulaski Cemetery, nerth by lot n. -.
and west by street, levied on as the prop
crt,' of Giles College.
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TuesdaY, AZ. Ia. 187O

sell to the highest bidder at the court house
in Pulaski, for cash, enc tract of land in
civil district nolO on the waters of Brad
shaw creek. bounded on the east by the land
ofJo.hua Saerr.ll, dec, south by Sam Sher-
rill west by w Harwel an6 north by the
lands Of W z HarweH said to contain AS
acres and levied on as tie pTopeTt, of W
z Smith. D. IL. PARSONS.
Sept, Z, IS70-4t. Sheriff.
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Tuesday. Nov. I5th, 1870,

tuesday, NOU. Oh, It 10,
sell at public saIe to the highest bidder on
the premises on credit of6, ! , a months
with interest. the tract of land belonging 20
the estate of WIZ K Smith, deed contain
ing by estimation about 80 acres, situated IN
the 81 district of Giles county: on Jenkins
Creek, adjoining tlielands of Jas S Ed -nund-
son and others. A plat and survey of the
same viii be exhbi on She day of sale.
Notes with approvedsecurjty required and
lien retained ola W. +. BALLENTINE, c q IN
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Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue Of a writ of Yendi exponas in fla
ID vor of " W McGrew vs. Giles College.
issuid aud directed to me by the clerk of she
Circuit court of Giles county, l wall sell for
cash Il.
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Tuesday. NOU Isl, 1870,

a tract offs acres of land, bounded on the
north by Mckinney land. east by If a bolt,
west ~ Mrs liunuIcutt and south br IIoliO-
way tract. and lying Oh the north boundary
Of said Holloway land, levied on as the prop
erty of K L iIollOwsrl. ~
Oct. 20, 20. OH PARSONS, Shelf
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Fire Insurance.
Valuable Land for Sale.

by virtue of decree of the county court of
ID Giles county rendered AZ the September
term, 1870 in the cause Of Alfred West & ais,
vs.. + NJ Sures ct ais L viii offer for sale On
the premises on r+
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sell at public. sale TO the highest bidder on
the premises, on a credit of & , months,
with interest, the tract Of land belonging 10
the heirs of --Myrick, containing by es-
timation, one tract 263 ID acres and one
tract 200 acres, lying on the waters of Eg
news Creek in the 9Th d 18th districts of
Giles county, adjoining the lands of Samuel
Guthrie, VIM Holt and others Notes with
approved security required and lien retained.
Oct 4 w. Z. BALLENTINE, c & m.
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CHANCERY SAL S.

JOS " Braden VS.. DFueilla C Braden CT ais.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
i Court at Pulas Iii in thu above cause, ]
will on
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]. MON. EZELL

respectfully announces to his friends that he
is connected with the above house and will
be much gratlfied If they will give him a
call when visiting Nashvl lie.
The stock is very complete and Of the
INCEST character of goods IN this country.
Call and see for yourselves, or trust your
orders, and try me. Address. care as above
card. Ljan2ltf,l j. MON. EZELL.
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION

u. w. c. Seuter Governor of the State of
Tennessee, to all who shall see these pres
ents-GrectiBg: -
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DY virtue of an alias fl. ia. to me directed
ID from the Chanoery Court, 10 favor of A
Cox d m. for the use of, Us " P Smitk and
others. ] will on
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VIM n Lewis and others VS. Lncy Daily
and Others.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
Z Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
will on
Wednesday,, We. 1911. 1870.
sell mt public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, on credit of l, & 3 years,
with interest the tract of land belonging to
the estate of Sam'l L Daily, containing
ubout S35 acres, subject to widows dover,
situated in the LIST district of Giles county,
en- the waters of Elk river, adjoining the
lrnds of . plat and survey of same
will be exhibited on day of sale. Notes
with approved security required anda lien re
tanned. ola W. f. BALLENTIN , c s m.
Thos w Wilkes ct ais VS. SamI Wilkes ct ais
DURSU ANT to an order of the Chancery
L Court ut Puiaski in the above cause, l
win on .--.r-. -..
Tuesday. NToU, 22d, 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, on a credit Of * years with
interest, except cash payment of $50, the
tract of land belonging to the estate of Mi
nor Wilkes, deed, situated on Anderson
prong of Big creek, about Males above the
town of Camp llsville, adjoining the lands
Of Ben ! Ashworth and others, and contain
chascrs. a plat and surve will be exhIb-
tied on day f sale. Notes with approved
security required and a lien retained.
. w. +. BA -ENTINE, c q m.
ON SAME D Az,
I will ret for the var 1871 the Store
House IN Campbellsville belonging to Sarah
f Cath n. if not sooner rented Notes with
approved security required.
W.F. BAL-EsTISE, & IN.
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Bryant Peden G Jno. NJ. White vs. E.
NJ. Shadden ct ais.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
L COart vt Pulaski in the above cause, l
will on
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First class Fire Insurance. by H.
C, Bate.
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DY virtue of an alias Fl. IA. to me directed
ID from the Chaneery Court, in favor of A
Cox, c Is IN, for the use of vs.. w P harweH,
/ viii soil ON
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Stockholders, Stockholders,
Estate ofTHos MAnTIS, A D BULL.
JONI BRowS, NELL MCCALLUA
A Cox, j as a Bowers,
JHo D FLAUTr & Co., T G JONES,
j B CHILDERs, A NJ WILSON,
JNo C PATTERSON, DAVID II PARSONS,
E EDMUNDsox. Jas T MoKIssAcz,
Estate of W Mason, RosE,
SudPTER & PEARoY, r p Cox.
ARowsMIrH & BRANAH, john NJ WHITF
c T RoBINsoN, WIN SIMoNTON,
J L RIDLER, DEWITT GoRDoN
T MCLEAN, .. p II EzELL,
C L RIDLEY, G w MCGREw,
JAMES McCALLUN, G T Mason,
JEo STEELE, w ROB RTs,
A GRAIN s. JACKsoS, 81 CHIEDERs.
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NJ ~ w FTPMN

TIE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Surptcr & Pcarcy having been
Z dissolved W. T.. Lacey has taken an in
tercst with Dr. Sumpter in the drug bust
ness and the firm Is now - - -
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Miss smith
HAS the pleasure of announcing to heI
IL customers and the public generally, that
she Is prepared to exhibit choice selection
Of Millinery, Dress Trimmings, Laces, etc.
In our dress IN liking deuartHTeIt we are as
sociuted with Madam DenIoIes New oTk
and are carly ad vised ofall changes.
Rooms W, st side of SO Iare. APPS If
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Directors.
SOL0N E. ROSE. President, J.
JNO. c. BROWN, E. EDMUNDSON,
HUGH +. EWING, A. cox.
JAS. M'CALLUM, P. II. EZELL,
A. d. BULL, CHESLEY M'MILLON.
may2Stf T. MCLEAN, CdtAter.
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THE WAR.

A F: snch Defeat Near Orleans
Fighting Under the Bla~k Flag.
Gen. Garibaldi to Hold the Vosges
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ID y virtue ofar alias f. ia, to me directed
- from the Chancery CoErt, in favor OF A
Cox c 8 N for the uss OF, rs W ? Smith and
others viii sell on ~.
Tuesday, Noe 1st 1870.
to the highest bidder at the courthouse in
Pulaski for cash. tract of land in civil dis
irict no 10 on the waters of Bradshaw
creek, bounded on the east by the lands of
Joshua Sheriff. dee south by Sam Sheriff.,
west by W S Harwcll and north by w L
Harwell, said to contain as acres. and lev -
led on as the property Of w z Smith.
r. D. II. PARSONS.
Sept, Z, 1s70-4t Sheriff.
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DY virtue ola writ OF venGi cxpOnus in fa-
ID vOr of Iohn c Vance, Guardian &c; ".
K I Holloway ST., issCed and directed to me
by the clerk of the Circuit court of Giles
county, l viii sell for cash on
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DY-v rtue off writ of vendl exn mas in ia :,
ID vor of Jas NJ Lcwter IS Geo W Childers,
issued and directed to me by The clerk Of the
CiTeuit court Of of Giles county, Tenn, l
will sell for cash On -E .
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suMPTER a LACEY.

Mr. Lacey has had several years cxPeu-
ence ia tie business and is Il thoroughly
competent druggist. He will be assisted by
Mr.. inc. IL. Kirk, formerly ofthe CT IzES
Office. .Lt
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d E Horn ct ais vs.. Virginia A. Horn ct all.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chaneery
1 Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
VIII on
RedaesIan Nov. 23d. 1870.
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Isaac Smith ct ais ~ Benz Smith ct ais.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
/ Court at Pulaski in he above cause,
viii on
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Dwellings insured by Il. c. Bate.
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aolI Vu0IIo aa-l5 % Ollo 1II-IoI %
the premIseT, on the terms prescribed by
said decree, the tract of land Except the
widows dover belonging 10 TIE estate of
james r. horn, DECD, sitUated in the 10th
civil district, N he lulasi s. Columbia
turnpike roa.i, about l ~ miles north Of
Lynnviile, adjoining the lands of IL Witt
and Others, containing, including the Wild
owls dover, Y acres. TERMS :-sI01 cash,
the balance on a Tsdit of Is, y & Is months,
with interest from day of sale.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

T AM offering for sale the tract of land up
4 on which now reside, about 81 miles
s0ath-e east of Pulaski. near tbs Pulaski and
Elkton turnpike, and containing by survey
1855 sores. The land is very rich and pro-
dnctive, about 20 or Is acres cleared and in
cultivation, and the renRa. nder pretty well
timbered. There IS
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Thos W Wilkes ct ais vs. SamI Wilkes ct als.
DURSU ANT to an order of the Chancery
L Court a Puiuski in the above cause,
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A. lay VS.. Geo. W. Clay.

Mildred A. lay VS.. Geo. W. Clay.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chaneery
i Court at Pulaski in the above cause, 1
will en-
Frid1y. Nov 25th. 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder in
tie town OF CornersviIle, Marshall county,
Tei n, on a credit OF q 2 months, with IN
teTest, tbs house and lot formerly owned bv
Geo W CLAY and the same sold By said
Clay to Zenas Baird, adjoining the lands O
WA IlaI ris, VIM Lewis and John Rhode
Notes with approved security required AMI
lien Tetuiued OILS WE BALLENTISE, c IN
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Tuesclau Noe. Isl, 1870,

one brick house AMI par; of lot No. % in
tire plan of the town ol Elkton, situated in
SAID town of ElktOn, bounded north-east by
W J Ridgway, south est by Ii n Beatty &
DE-. Glaze'S office, north west by an alley
and south east by public square The in
tercst OF Geo w Chillers to be sold to satisfy
All execution in my hands. -
Oct. 10. 1870. d. II. PARsoSs, Shelf.
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mr., SUMPTER

VIII continue the practice Of Physic.- his Of
fee being ut the the Drug Store.
se23-rf SUMTER ~ LACEY.
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Wedhesddv. Noe. 9th. 1870.

sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, 18T acres Ofland, being the re-
mainder after the assignment of the widows
dover, belonging to the estate of James B.
Baugh deceased. and situated in the
civil district of Giles CO., on the east side, of
Richiand creek near she turnpike road be-
tween Pulaski and Elkton, adjoining the
lands Of fhos. Z Abernathy, JAS a Bowers
and others, being the same purchased by
said Baugh from I E Alternately.
TKslEs;-One fourth Of the .pErchase mo
ney to be paid in 6 moBthsfrosA day ef sale
one fcuFth IN u months. the balance in two
and three years, ali bearing interest from
date Notes With good security required and
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Saturdav, Oct 29:h, 1870,

F P S Parr vs.. Solomon II Bennett ct ais.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
i court at Pulaski, in the above cause, /
will on
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Thos; B. Baugh, admir- VS. Mary Baugh
and others
DURSUANT to decree of the Chaneerv
will on
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Wednesday,, .Vsv. 1911. 1870.

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
I Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
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-""|T f-| ~ IT e.-Il
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-18
NaS critic 0amen NerSift.

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'anmenaeltbier Sdpurgeribtsbof bat flr3.
LID in laramie i'm Scrritorium WDomtng,
Elm 8er0lft ab9c9ebtn. SO banoelte lid mn
ctnen Wor9prp3tB; bier WGdte lang InBen
bic unqlndleliaen 5raucn init einem nod uns
8liidleli9ercn Wdnnlein Juiammen uno forn.
cen fib nidt einigen, in Der pierten Nabi
uber, I'M IL ubr, eri6isnen iie. ermattet uno
iiberra6tig, iuabte SamnerSeitalten. uno ga
ben ibr Yerbitt ab. SGIelbe lauteie: aS6ul 3
big ncs Tootihla8s I'M eriien @raoe.
&nB lid eli 5ralen ln0 elm Wtarn Ib0n In
Der Uicrten giadt unurterbro6ener 8eraibung
lber bic Sbul0 eines Wteniben einigCn fonu
ten, ninmt uns 9Bunoer, Ons mii1ien mir ges
lteben. Sollte abcr Der Bebraub. Grauet ~
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tuel6eu berDorrH9enoen Sbsil Der ibDner
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pollen mdnnlihen Bei6bpI Su Wutbe seipeie
Iein, mel6es bier NG6te lang nit eff 8eihwo
renen StimmreAtleriunen, (Oenn anOer
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Ycoauernspirbi9et miifen in Der Sbat baar
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utroammte. Wermutbtid bate Iib Der I'm
glitIibe elm grokrs Yerbrrben ae9en ieiu
WitmGnner gu Sdultsn lommer lafen.
Q8ir bofen. pie geia9t, oaB Die Sameniu
ries balo bic Stimmcneinbe1igteit bel ben
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rem iptrOen, oob man iib ~geapurgen Icbsl
pirb, oas barauf bejii8libe @eieb ab5uidaf
fen, itno luGre es MIR aus WsnI6lidiett 9egel
bic Minner, Die %luf6liq unter tine iold
SameniurD 9sratben. Su oieism Sale mlro
bic Weucrur9 bod eintn tlethtn Sortbet
bringcn. (4, fr. Sr.)
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Nns brrlt SHocu.

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buuo paiIirte cine Yin, ipGldle bas Ginitibren
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baus nit $1,000 Sbaoen.
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ORLEANS in 8illeres, Wlario unb Yremeitr.
3nii6en Mitiialire' unb Bapou : Roao, 30
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iippier GentralbGD n," ipclder iirSli@ ourd
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Bnlee Oes 3erbreben5 Der Adie Oes grpreBs
gpa9epns, uno Der gGridt BON Der 9auiGlig
lett Der Bride unmabr 8~elueitn. Sas Gebtere
bsIi6tigeu mebrtre anoereBabnbeamte, Oarun
Ter Der Settionsmeiite Der betrtittnOcH gaba:
ltrede.
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). g. Dodge, i@lu9 leeten 8ienitO8 5uountss
bile, Atu., einen 8etruntenen ute0tr. Gicier
riei cine An5abl YeIauuie %Iuiamntn, nit Oes
rem Siilie er ben 9otentsn 3luang, nit 6rau
uno StHo uno eineml Snoianer, ben CT CUR
Sdau ausiellte, ihleuni9it Den Grt gu per-
laIicn. Sie Yier fubren in elmer AnlbulGnI
onpon, uno wuroer ibner mebrerc SbhNe
na98efanbt, bic tie cruioerttn. gIeiitrte cabs
nibt.
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lion an Der sWiempbis. 9barlefton 2iuit" Elm
Streit itber Yolitit Swiiheu cinem g0eibrn,
Namens Wturtin, uuO Dem 5arbiacn Samuel
3plrr, in pelbem Martin oem GeBtereu einer
t6OtIihen Slid beibradte. Wt0rtiu wuroe
Oerboftet,