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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-20
THE STATE OF WEBSTER.
WEBSTER C. H., Nov. 10.

WEBSTER C. H., Nov. 10.
To the Editor Of Tile Democrat;
The election passed of quietly in
our proud littlo State Of Webster. Our
people all voted the Democratic, or
White Mans Ticket
Mr.. Moaett, of Pocahontas, was
elected for the Convention, John NJ.
Lightner 10 the House Of Delegates,
und Chtrles W. BenedOn Superin.
tGndent of FrOe Schools.
RAIDS in this State are becoming so
scarce that we regard such mon
StrOsity as q great curiosity. Only two
could be heard of at the late election
and they drew things perg mild.
All our township officers (nominecs)
were elected. We have neither Boil.
ers nor RAIDS with us. We are honest
people, and will not tolerate dishonesty
or duplicity.
You shall hear from II. again soon
and in the meantime, il you will come
aud spend few weeks with US, plenty
Of ycuison aud good cheer GENERALLY
shall be yours. Very Truly,
X X.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-20
Y. NJ. C. A. STATE CONVENTION
Rooms YOUNG MES's !
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,

WHEELING, Nov. ID.
To he Young MEMS Christian Associia.
lions Of Vest Virginia, and others
interested in Christian efforts
The desire for q "closor union" and
more intimate acquaintance between
the evangelical christian workers of
West Virginia having frequently been
expressed, and measures to bring about
such acquaintance urged upon The
Young Mems Christian Association
here, committee was appointed to is.
sue circular, directed TO the minis.
tiers and active laymon Of the State, to
ascertain their views on this subject,
and to know whether or not they ia.
vored the holding Of State COnven-
tiUn, designed to accomplish such ends.
Such circular was issued last Septem.
Der, and the responses have been gen.
cral and highly favorable to the object
prop osed.
The committee, after advising with
tho members OF the National Executive
Committee for West Virginia, have
resolved to issue this call for State
.uass Contention, to be composed Of
delegates representing the Young
Mems Christian Associations Of West
Virginia, and 10 which are invited the
ministers and active laymen Of our
State. The object of tho Convention
is not for any outward union Of demon.
nations, but for comparison ofviews
on Christian work, and especially with
a view to the organization of a State
Convention Of tho Young Mems Chris.
tian Associations, and to extend these
associations throughout the State.
The Convention will assemble at
Clarksburg on Friday and Saturday,
December LIST and I'd, at tho Golf
Chapel. The Association at Clarks-
burg extends a most cordial invitation,
and from the well known hospitality Of
the citizens Of that town, delegates will
be generously entertained. Delegates
arriving in the day time will report at
COTS Chapel, those arriving at night
will register at Walkers Hotel.
The Committee IRE encouraged 10
expect that the attendance will DO
large and influential, and pray that the
blessing Of God may rest upon the
proceedings of the Convention, aud
that the interests Of our blessed mas.
ter, Jesus Christ, may DO advanced
thereby.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-20

ERoASR CouSrr.-A gentleman
from ROauo county informs Us that Mr.
Ephraim Bee has recently sold 1900
acres of land, near Spencer, to colo.
ny of Germans who contemplate diyi-
ding it up into so acre lots. They
will cut and ship the timber as fast as
possible, and by next season will have
large smount Of this immense tract
Of land under cultivation. Sc nre
also informed that 1000 acres more in
the same neighborhOod has been con.
tracted for.-Neps.
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To THE SUFFERING

The Rev. William H. Norton, while re-
siding 10 Brazil as Missionary, discovered
In tina. land Of medicines Nremedy Tor Cox
SUMPTION, ScROruLA, SOM THROAr, CoUGrs,
CoLDs, ASTHMA, AND Nervous WEAKNESS.
This remedy has cured myself after all other
medicines had failed.
Wishing 10 benefit the 'nflcring I will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
remedy 10 all who desire It FREE or
CHARGE.
Please send an envelope, with your namO
and address on It. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM H. NORTON,
G7G DRoLDwAY
oci9-ly YoIK CIrY
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-20
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

The elections last Tuesday resulted
Us was to have been expected. The
Radicals carried Now York, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas and Mis-
sissippi, and the Democrats, Virginia,
Maryland and New jersey. Some To-
cal elections were also held in Ala.
bama and Arkansas, the Democrats
being generally successful.
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TIE old rayiug that there arc people
mean enough III the world, to steal
cents from dead mans eyes, has
lately had an illustration in Chicago
The President Of the Municipal Coun-
Gil, who had charge Of fluids sent for
the relief Of the suffering people in that
city was detected in the theft Of
$40, 900 OF tho money. or course he
was Radical.
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REVOLUTION IN FARM WORK

Ato of the recent English Fairs,
there was exhibited an Agricultural
locomotive, which it was claimed did
the entire work Of n large farm. II
did all the blowing, sowing, reaping
aud garnering. 1t thrcshed the grain
and took it 10 market-.it cut the wood,
shelled the corn, pumped water, lifted
the sheafs into the barn, or to the top
Of the rick, and was made useful in u
dozen other odd jobs; and all this was
accomplished with slight expense to
run it, it being SO arranged that the
escaping steam was made to servo in
stead Of fuel. 1t travelled over the
green sward Of the Fair Grounds, with
out injury to a blade ofgrass, went
down a sleep deClivity, plunged into a
stream, and supplied itself with water
returned up tho hill and hitchsd itself
on to q tkrcsher, and huge straw el-
cva,or, and started with its load on its
homcward trip Of forty miles, making
the distance in four hours over 4 coun-
try road II this be so, aud it is
averred by correspondent Ct the New
York Erening Post, horsCaesh will
soon be at 4 discount.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
The following arc the latest market
reports We have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows Best
beeves at 0Oa5 rs; generally rated
first quality at 4 5Oa5 90 medium
or good fair quality Mt 8 s7aa4 So
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
8 O0a3 sly: inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 2 75a9 00-general average
Of the MARKET 6at. Extreme range OIL
prices 9 75p5 "a. Most Of the SAlel
were from 4 90 to s 90 per 100
pounds. OF the receipts l4S head
came from Maryland, 2s7 from Ohio,
1895 from West Virginia, 1899 from
Virginia.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-we quote
fair to good sheep at 4a5sc per pound
gross. Stock Sheep dull at . 25aS25
per head, as to size aud quality.
HOGs-We now quote at 8 75aG
SO per 100 lbs net.
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TIE SCHOOL FUND.

TIE SCHOOL FUND.
CIRCULAR FROM SUPERINTENDENT LEWIS
Oflate We have heard many of eur
citizens speaking of the apparent de.
crease in the amount Of the distributa-
bic School Fund Oprortionel to this
aud other counties, The following
circular from the State Superintendent
will explain the matter. A good
many hasty opinions having been ex.
pressed upon the subject, We take
pleasure in presenting this circular to
our readers:
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, !
DEPARTMENT OF FERE Schools,
CHARLESTON, Nov. 8, 1871.
To County Superintendent:
GESTLEMrS :--On the first day Of
September, 1870, the School Fund in
the Treasury subject to distribution
among the several counties, was
S2S3,l4 OF; and on the frs. day Of
Scptemher 1871 ther, vps suhicc, IN
di!,r;Sn,,.n AZ SOC 20 was ; ""TJuSt "
an apparent decrease OF $js, 264 40 in
Jyyjnr ,bo jss, r.ar ooJ nro,oy,;onsIjs
rcdnc;ns tho amount ,pnortionod !,
c,cb cosr,v If ,%O State
Lot,nrs I,yo boon rsc.;vcd NJ ,his
Dsnnrtmo,, froM ,bs frionds ~ nmr
sebo,l ,rs,cm scbnsl of;cars and o,bora
,skinr an srnlnna,;on "
In ls6o there v0s distributed
s149 56s IS n sum con 3oS Oh l.s,
Iban tina omount distTibmtsJ in 1s7I
This indicntcs Tint Tie d;.crenancv bo.
tween the amount apportiopcd in $50
upd Thai onnorlio,c5 in 1871 was MOI
to be fonnd in tLe fact tim, tho rovon.
ues of mi, Fnnd Ind dor reoscd dnr;nc
the yoar ending m tho first of scntsmo
Der, 1871, but wa, due chiefly At least,
TO some unusual increase in tho amount
distributed on the first ofseptemb4r,
1870 And This ia fully illustrated nv
the fact,
previous tn tho tina ,ho Codo If
West Virginia took effect thu State
School Fn,d was distribu,sd IN tho
first div Of Anil IN cocb vcor, hut bv
tho Code his distribution WINS dircc,c1
TO BE- made on III, frat J,v of Scn,om.
her. me Code took effect On The frat
dsy of Anril 1850 md IN tb,t J.r
the STATE ScLooi Fund .monn,;rc -
the sum of s1A9 5GS rs ne nSoro
stated WINS diS,ribu,cd Tbe nort d;s
rribution va. made On ,hc frs, oS s"n.
TENDER, IS70~tho ncrinJ If ssvcntS6r
mortbs bnvin, slon.ra in ,bo man.
lime And 90 II WINS ,hnt IN tho frst
of scn,crnbcr, is70. there was nnnor.
tioncd among tho soycr,l conrt;Gs p' ~
tho STAT ,hS d;.i, ;bu,sbIo scbooI FrnJ
that Ind accrncF during tho nSr;oS or
,.rer 'r.n wouIL' In these fvo ox,sa
mvpths-Anril Nav .Jnno jnIy ,nJ
Anpnst 1sEoP,ho ,nm ore43 40 o.
was raroisSJ ,t ,be Tren.SHry 'C ON 49, w.
connt og,bis mni Dnrinn tho ro az
"r"codirs ,Io Grst d,e "r Sor,O,n Iea'
IS7O the Halrimor" md 0Lio Ri
road CoNranv mid irta tho Troas"n,,
ia The crs5it Of tLis Fnnd az O00 ~
a,eoupt If SrroSracr. oS ,,2aS dvo s f."
T,rmor vO,rs smI S5 $40 o. on a w.
connt u ,"ros ,.sos:.d M ,h", Con-" Nv
nv for tho ycnr 1870 Tbis Comnany
las mid M inv FIR ,bo ,oor iST6
owing to the omission NJ I mn VIM in,
formed If The former nf,;c.rs 10 MAKO
I cossa,,msnt for tho vnnr 1870 nS IL
rpon;rSI Il" ITO G7,b So",;or oS c H. %
,cr % If IIo Coda Il w;II linz po
seen tint tho nogrcrSt" SIM NJ
aeI,sn M
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-20

EE- Go TO Porter Johnson's Store
and examine his splendid assortment Of
Boots and Shoes. lie has them all
prices, Except high priceS,) kinds,
styles and sizes for men, women and
children. The lowness of the prices is
truly astonishing. We were in bis
store u few minutes on last Saturday,
and wero surprised to see him selling
children's coFpor..oed shoes, made Of
good material, at 75Cts; splendid win.
ter shoes for women from 81 to so;
morocco shoes from SO to 81 60; Ia.
dies and misses CATERS. 80; boys
boots from 81 10 to 81; mems heavy
boots, 81 to 81 90; mems kip boots,
81 and what is more astonishing, he
sill sells ! ID of the best Rio Coffee for
% cts, We know this to be SO, for
We bought some, We would advise
al to take advantage Of these low prices
'iicrcd, while tue advantage is on your
tide.
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tho Democrats have elected &C
members Of tho Convention, and tho
Radicals IL.
In the Senate, the Democrats have
elected Il, the Radicals three hold.
ing over.
In the Hsuse, tho Democrats have
elected 40 aud the Republicans II.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE NOTICE.
CONSUMERS or DRY GOODS
All'Rs,ail Orders amounting to $40 sad
or" Delivered in any paIiOt
the Country
PISS or IIPRris CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONY

AhhlLiON bdDIEh n 3OhH,
cf Baliimons, MI.
Ia order The better 10 meet tho vAav
Their retail customer a, distance, have Is.
tabliihtd
AsAMPLEDUREAU,
AID will upon application, promptly sad iy
mall fsll linss " samples Of the HewO., and
mos. Fashionable Goods, Of Preach, Enrlt,a
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing 4, "A
timss TO sell a. low, u no, q, less priess, han
any hsuss In the country.
Buying our goodt from he larg,s, sas
most celebrated manufacturer In The diiasa,
patss ofRnrops, and importing the s.sa "
steamers direct TO Baltimore, cur stock Il a,
al .imM promptly supplied With The asr,lpts
OF tho London aud Paris markets.
Aiw. buy and sell onlyfor eaIh, and rs,.
no bad debts, We are able aud willing 10 AN
our goods at from Ten to Fihesn pr eat N,
profit than we gave credit.
Orders auseeempAaIsd By sAsA will "
sent GOD.
Prompt-paying wholesale bsySr, ~ n.
viied 10 Inspect thSstook In our JoSttaR IA
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER 4 S0ha
lsI, 10, sol and 2e3 W. BaltlmovI, !
Feb 2o-lefl-ly Balinnre, NJ.
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LIQUORS

10 the best 10 this market. II. calls par.
,ieulAr attenttoa 10 his assortment Of hse
old Rye and Bourbon whiskiss, which 10
eftri At the lowest market prices.
+. TlBRSFY. ass Il
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MFRS. NARY r. yARygY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
E.;r StrooI W..

Mrs. varney would respectfully inform
tue ladies OF Weston and vicinity that she
has just received aud has now on hand a
full and complete RSIortnsn. OF notions,
ribbons, millin.ryand straw goods, bonnet
trimming and relrs. ribbons, bonnet
silks, gatins, and relrets, blondes, n.tts,
grapes, iushtl, flowers, feathers, orna ments,
straw bonnet, and ladies' hats-,rimmed
and un,rimmed-shaker hoods, suudowps,
&c which she Is offering At Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and he done
In the beat style. nlsly
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Az Indian Onec tried the sof,n.ss Of
feathers by laying one on rock and
stretching himself upon it. There arc
some who try the virtue Of advertising
on the same plan.
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THE TIERNEY uoUsR.

TINE proprietor OF this old and Pop.
i ular stand would respectfully inform
the public that he has just received a fnil
snd complete stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the bes. quality And I,thC loves. prisI.
His stock Of
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pectiully called 10 the ABOVE bED SPkiNGS.
They are simple In construction, easily ap-
piled TO the bedstead, make no Noise, afford
no Harbor for Bugs, and for elasticity can.
not be equaled. Zach Spring Is Sclt-Fas-
tsning, and tan be applied directly TO the
stats oil the beads,ead without making holes
OF any other preparation, and being all COM
pletc In Itself, needs not the attachment Of
any wood, iron, or leather work TO fasten Il
10 the bedstead, or 10 connect II 10 the other
Springs. They nre Superior 10 any Stat
Spring Bed In tho market, because they arc
simpler, moro elastic, do not Squeak, las
most slAt Spring Beds do, have no cracks or
holes In which the Bed Bug can hide, and
have no Stats to Break, or feathers TO pull
out They are equal to the best upholstered
Spring Beds, as they are exactly like them In
the PRINCIPE Of action, being Spiral Spring,
(which 10 acknowledged TO be the most
Elastic and Strongest Spring known, and
Superior 10 them, inasmuch as they are not
covered with cloth, which collects dust and
Bugs, are much easier 10 handle, and cost
only about One Halt as much.
A single mattress is all that Ia required 10
cover them.
A set will pack in the space OF one foot
square. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
From 3 to 8 Dozen make o Set.
PRICE-9l % PER DOZEN.
refer 10 Dr.. 7. D. Camden, Elias Fisher,
] r Cummings, Porter Johnson, D. N. BAL
ley, J. W. Wotlndin and others, who now
use them. and will bear testimony to the
good qualities Of these Springs
! keep on hand all SORTS and sizes Of Nat
,resses, suitable for the Springs.
Also Furniture Of Every Variety.
JACOB SCHMITT,
Sole Agentfor Lewis, BraIton and GilmOr.
nov20.3t
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NoTICE-sTRAY SADDLE.

NOI IVN-o 7 Tlh phUDIE,
TO GlvENoTlCg THAT OVER
One year ago a SIDE SADDLE, said
TO belong 10 Mrs, Sell, was left at my shop
for repairs; aad has not since been called for.
Notice ishsreby given that unleEs the party
owning said SADDLE, come and pay the
charges, and cost Of this no,ice, the same will
be sold by me on Monday, December 18th,
1871, for The costs. JACOB STERN.
Weston, November 20, 1911.
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MARRIED.

RUsMISEL-RlTTER-On the 9th ms, :,
at the residence of the brides father, near
Burnersyille, Vest Virginia, by the Rev. G.
$. N. See, Nh. J n. RusNlsEL to Mss N. j..
HIrTER.
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TosHPH 4. WATSON,

itslu 'as'Inoi ijrprs puv i
y su sA!D ',!upv iI!A Ssm! sq, ~ u
slv p'!ld IN 'sU'ld u ii!nqs iu 70
'sou'lIodI' suoI uolJ iuapVuo, Su!aq
'aI0A fuJo lu!r SFlTi llY '19oli
Asu tu 90 puU uvo
"a "A 'uo''aM ',soi'S u!uIs
'aaols S.soloSlssnd a1Isoddo liloia
'sDNIdNld INV 'sdOHs'sLOOa
II a1ITad dsy a1unlorIaSvK Il
"uf 'Hoyadl . JlI1luQ
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? ~ OT GRA MS.


Al bis Gallery on the corner Of First and
Main Streets, ir prepared to take all kinds Of
Pictures. Persons desiring an elegant and
nnnrnnrinin
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A large and extensive assortment Of
clothing including oyer-cOatu full suits,
pants, vests and coats, at Baltimore
prices, at Porter JohnsOn'H.
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TAs. ". worpIHDlS,

JAs. v. woFrISDlS,
n OF RY BLIC,
Weston, ". Ia.
Acknowledgements aud DspSIiionI ia.
ken. can be found at al hueS o, my
fics, near ihsCOurt House.
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NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,
IN -. WALLER, PRoPnETon.--
Pike Street, ClArksburg. Hacks
run to and from the Depot.
TACoB SCHMlTT,

JACOB SCHNlTT,
81 -cABiSEr NAX7s,-
CRSTER STREET, WESTON, VIVA
Keeps constantly on baud full aud
complete stock OF Of all kinds Of farni-
ture, such as bureaus. Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Bed.,teads, &C., &c., Of the best
quality, At reasonable prissS All oTdeF'
promptly attended 10.
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T osESzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Rsrerlev ". Ia.

Practices In the Circuit Courts Of Ran
dolph, and adjoining counties, III the Court
Of Appeals and United States Court.
Collections and all other business
promptly attended 10.
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DR. JOHN l.. RHEA,

~ -fnuicIAx LSp sraoSoS, -
FlatwoodS, ". Va.
Also, by appoin,nOn, Examining Bur.
geou for Pensioners
The Doctor can always be found at bis
0tieA unIO'' Professionally engaged.
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Columbus, Chile,

The gradual inasass q stsengh ., As
Home maker liz Policies better at sI>tAIoa
,hla When ari, issued. This gradual h.
srtaie Is guaranteed by lie rlaa Of bsia,ss;
meme bat HrN-Clssi Rlsti are written a,
paying rAt".
1hs Home pays for Live Stock whom iR-
butsd and killed Ly Lightning, Without rsf-
ertnss 10 the place wh.rS killed. ltplJs
dAnsgs BY L!sh,uinEto Builaiuxs, WsslSes
burned or not.
Farmers sud Ne Company 70 " Just Ne
ono they want.
Merchants get tts hos, u Security "a ie
Pslisits.
Sori.-Thh company has hbl.I Al the
requirements Of We lOs<aAaa Law v IDS
State.
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r oUTSN, JOSEPH PLTSrKowSKI,
- FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAiRpRrsIEn,
WESTON, ". VA,
Respectfully ofesI hsserViecs TO the citizens
Of Weston and vicinity.
Shaving, ShampoOing, flair.DresSinR
Cutting, &c, done In the llghsIiStyle Of ,hs
~ Nay ely,
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WY. +. LIVELY,
w -ATroRSHY At IAN
GLESYlLLE, W. VA,
Practices In Gilner, Levin aud adiVin.
ing counties. An business promptly At
tended 10.
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TIE weather is growing wintery.
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DR T. D. EDTIsToS' AZ. .v.o,o.
once on Main Street, Weston, W. Va

), N.BESsETT ". O. pNNBrT'
DENSETT6 BENNETT,
ID -ATroRHEYs AT Jaw
nS4 WESTON, W. VA.
". G. Bennett Is Notary Public.
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Cen tro Street, Weston, West Virgil
Ga-A good assortment Of Groceries alw
kebton hand. Produce bought and sold,
Jso- The best quality Of liquors for sale, in
quantities 10 suit purchasers. Wheeling
s.ogieS, fnO cigars, and the best grad y Of
tobacco always on hand.
E1> Stors--one door above the hank,
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NDN UtFIUITtNs
80 Gin eaoen nit 9pobnung ON Der Nennipls
kaiil oduid.9lpeuue nabc Ger Sieele,S trane,
III II bel 100 Gue.
&aincS s 2%ogemanu,
(S5-l 9lr. 26I, ct. ganl=, oberbalO 9eriretonnr.
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Staat MurDlann,
Siircdu beS StdatSsS efrctGrS,

WNNuPUTISt II. WplIT ISL.
N1 Muc, ric co anScbt!
Siermit miro bCtanrt 9cmadt, 6NB bci'm @ouoers
nelr Elm ScanGbi9un9s : @eiud ein9rreiht luoreen III
In Dem HrOBtIie hC5 StGateS gCgcn ALBERT S~iiffprh,
iuetbrr in Dem Sriminal=Geribte fir Die StabtSattis
more i'm WidizGerminr $50 rUc9en Aufales nit oel
Ablt9t ocs GobtidIa9es p%roSCiiirt, iberihbrt uGo 81
10 Wton0ten 0tfIn9nlBtr0fe ugrurtbcitt rpuroe.
BEN 8. Yiai 1871 Sur G~noCntiheicun9 p%orHebmeni
bis oabin iUeroen Yroteite ge9en oities @eiut an9e:
bort luctosr uto bic bctreiien6e Hstitton nab bcm Or.
nleiien ees @ouuerneure CUR Ginii1t often iein. Su
Gultrdee bes @ouuerusurs
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