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NeM Goods. New STYLES.

In the eating line TO be had at Neon
nplifg-
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Honses and Lois for Sale.
Competent Girl

Ahouse and lot on Pine street and one on
Nov. I3-tf NJ. A. PATMOR-
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ShaWlS!
Anew supply Just received. at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Maltby's II. & ms.
And all the other popular brands, at Nc
Connellis.
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Millinery Goods

MIIIIneTy WOOUS.
New Styles opening this week. at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Now is the time to buy everything in the
way Of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Plated
Ware, cheap, at Kings Jewelry store, :
Main st. Call and see.
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20 Cases

Those Large Select Oysters
For frying, always fresh at McConnelI'S
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SIS to So SO ner month.

. every where, male and female, 10 intro
q duce the Genuine ImpTOUed Common Sc.Ss
- FouIW SeJCtHg Machine. This machine
= Will stitch, hem, fell. tuck. quilt, cord,
= bin braid anu embrOider in "A most SUI
g perior manner. Price only SIS. fully
and warranted for five years.
We Will pay Sl.QU0 for any machine that
will sew = stronger, more beautiful. Or
more elastic seam than rurs. IL makes
N the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
- stitch can be eut. and stillthe cloth cam
- not be pulled apart without tearing it
- We pay agents from SIS to $50 per
- month aad expenses, or a commission
SCfrom which'twIce that amount can be
- made. Address SEC0MB & co. Boston,
Mars, Pittsburgh. Pa, Chicago, III, or ~.
Lnuig- NJ
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English Pickles

And a large stock Of Fresh Canned Goods
just rec'dat Jas. McCOnnel's.
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Elegant Display
OF Overcoats; for best in this market call
on d. NJ. LAZARUS.
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At the Popular
New York Clothing House. the best and
cheapest clothing for Men, Boys, and Chill
dren. Come and see.
Yours truly, d. N. LAZARUS.
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Is u~nequalled by any known remedy. IL
will eradicate. extifpate and thoroughly
Edestroy all poisonous subsf ances In the
Blood and viii effeetuaily dispei all predis-
position to bilious deranBement.
Is there want Of action In your Liver and
Splecnl Unless relieved the blood becomes
impure by deleterious secretion. producing
scrOfulOus or skin diseases. BlOtches, Felous,
Pustules, Canker. Pimples. &C., &c.
lave yOH a DySpeptie stomach Unless d.
geStiOn Is promptly aided the system Is de-
bilitated with poverty Of the Blood, Dropsi-
cal Tendency, General and In
ertia.
Have you weakness OF the Intestinesi You
are in danger OF Chronic DiarrhOea or In
hamation Of the Bowels.
Rave you weakness OF the Uterine or Urinary
OrganSl4 You are exposed to suffering In its
most aggravated form.
Are you detected. drowsy, dull, sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with head ache. back
ache, coated tongue and bad tasting mouth?
For a certain remedy forall these diseases
weakness and troubles; for cleansing and
purifying the vitiated blood and imparting
vigOr TO all the vital force; Tor building up
and restoring the weakened constitution
USE
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A large stock. call soon and have them
engraved in better style han ever.
Nov. 2T-4t NAUTRJF & ACKLEY.
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Affha Pornlnr

Farina, Picnic. Boston and Lemon Crack
ers, by the Dbl. at Cleveland prices. freight
added, at McConnell's.
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ESTATE OF Henry w. Ingraham
IIdec'd. The undermined has been duly
appointed and quali1ed as ADMINISTRATIVE
on the estate OF Henry W. IngrRham, decd,
late Of Johnston, Trumoun county. Ohio.
NANCY INGRAHAM.
Johnston, o, Nov. 20. ls723te
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l Now Have on Hand

n large stock of Universal Clothes WrinI
ers, and can supply the trade at factory pr
ces. ". B. Tyler. No. 3 Main St.
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q Ne MdIIUy1S V!sItIo
By the Case, Can and Half Can. at Cleve-
land prices, at H. WALDECK'S.
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To sell goods at unprecedently low prices
Assure yourself that such Is the fact by cal
ling at the Buffalo Clothing House. No. 2
Main Street.
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ShaWlsI

A Large lot Of Perfnmery
At cost. or less, to make room for new
stock. HOYT & SPEAR.
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct D. II. WALDECK

O, how 1t does the hearts of all delight.
To see how the B. [. II. comes out OF the
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Be the Laughing Stock
Bargains at King,sI

Ofthe whole community by Mt buyi
your Clothing and Furnishing Go. DIS at ;
Buffalo Clothing House, No. 2 Mali st.
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For Tame Pigeons deliverd at my stor
alive and in good condition
Nov. 2O-St n. B. TYLER, Main st.
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Accidents

The Horse Epidemic.
A positive cure for the Horse Disease.
HOYT & SPEAR, No. 5 Main st.
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No. 9 Main st.

For a Good Square Meal
Go to McConnel's Main St., Restaurant
and RaEery
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Clocks.

Germantown Yarn
In all colors. at
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GHERIFF1S SALE.
Ofhe state Of Ohio, Trumbull Comfy, IS.
KIRK Of Thomas Craig ct. al. In Trumhun
vs.. Common
Edward II. johnson, ct. al. Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County. o., in the above named case 10 me
dir ected and deliver d. 1 rave levied on
and shall expose to public safe at tue door
Of the Lourt House, in the City Of Warren
Ohio, on
SaIuI day, Jan. 4th, A. ID. 1873,
at l o'clock, p. m. Of said day, the following
described land and tenements: situate in
the township Of B=aceville. County Of Trum-
bull and STATE fOhiO, known as the north
west part Of Lat No. nfteen Q5)in said town
hip, and as follows, to-wit: Be-
ginning NJ the enter OF the river bridge
acTUss the Mahontng river at the place
called THE geuIer OF the World" thence
running in a nOrth-westerly direction along
the center of The highway "a chains and II
links 10 the Benedict line; thence north on
Il marked line II chains and % links to the
center of the Mahuning river; thence upthe
center OF the hahOnIng river, the several
courses thereof, 10 the place of BEGINNING,
and ming seventy seven and 66-lW
acres OF land. al 6B-lO0)
Appraised IL -. Terms cash.
q. W. DICKINSON, sheriff. =
sherif'so ONCE, Warren. o., Dec. 4, IS72-5v
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Why Let Your Horses DIET
We have had wonderful success with the
Cleveland Prescription for curing the Epi-
Eoote. Prepared only at STATIONS Drug
Store.
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+ But the iogy dealers sim rayeand scold,
While the BIC. Il. stands everready and
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! All Goods Delivered
Free OF charge. by Mcconnell.
Toilet Articles.
New stock Brushes, Combs. Mirrors. &c.
HOYT q SPEAR.
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For Moving Machines.
Caster Oil, Lard Oil. Crude Mecca OIL
HUYT & - EAR
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Shades

Pure Pine Tar
Put up in quart cans. HoYT & SPEAR,
Nc. 5 Main Street,
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Bergman's Zephyrs
In great variety at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Warren o., sept. "a, 1872.
Having sold my Coal Yard to c. n. Angs-
tadt- I would recommend my patrons %
him, who Will furnish them with coal at
reasonable rates. H. RICHMOND.
Oct. 9.-tf,
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Mahoning DiVisIOn.-WeSt.
Girard I Niles WAR'NiLev'b'g PhRlx
Eastward.

The 9.25 a M. east. and 4:O p m weSt, tally.
Tba z.55p m west, and 9:l6 q m, east,
daily and the ES7 q M, west, daily Mon
days excepted,
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Dr. RAMNING,S BRACES.
DANFORTH TRUsSES.

A FINE STOCK OF VIOLINs, from
Ao1s d0nSr 60 t5is.Z-nHs dOiiAr'' lust
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Cheap Farms! Zee Homes
DUTY OFF TEAS

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have business connections with all the prln-
ciple ports OF China and Japan, and Import
their Teas direct from place of growth, thus
saving the consumer from 5 to profits II
is now about Y years since the Company
was Organized-and IL has been a splendid
success rom The very first. This was due to
the fact that we imported and sold only
The Best and Purest Goods
and distributed them to our customers in
all parts of the United States, for one small
profit only. between the Tee-grOwer and the
-Tea-cOnsumer We originated the system
OF supplying consumers in distant parts Of
the country with Teas. at New York Cargo
Prices, on the club plan. And since we
adopted this plan We have saved the people
Of this country mtlicHs o. dOtldrs annually in
the cost ofthis article OF every day necessity.
send for Club Cir ular, which contains full
directions. premiums. &c. ~
The Great American Tea Co
81 & SO TESEY STREET.
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Gran Berries.
A nice lot just received at McConnelIs
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1872 THANKSGIVING 1872

Another year comes aroundand again We
are called upon to rondcr thanks for the
mercies ola most bountitul and successful
season.
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Mr.. Graeter informs us that Olive
Logan has been engaged to deliver her
popular lecture, Successful People" in
this city, on Monuay evening, January
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The County Commissioners met on
Monday and are still in session.
The attention Of 'ur readers is direc-
ted TO a local notice on this page headed
~lost.s'
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Register.

E aims leave from stations as follows:
4. L G. W. r. R.-Mest.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18
A Couple OF Brides.

This morning, at the Syracuse House,
| brsakfasted with a pair of brides and
q pair Of bridegrooms-a sort of bridal
quartetts. They wore from Courtland, l
think, in the country. Iknow they were
just married, from q variety of reasons.
First, when they alighted from the omui.
bus to enter the hotel. bo.h young ladies'
took the arms of the gentlemen. who
said, Dear, let me carry your satcasl."
Just behind them came some old married
people. l know they had been married
some time, for the men bounced out.
starting, baggage iu hand, straight for
the hotel, leaving their wives with email
satchsls, to follow, in siogle 6le, behind
them.
At breakfast the brides appeared il
bridal lavender. Everything was l.ven.
dsr-lavsudsr dresses, lavender hats. Law.
sndsr strings, and laveadsr gloves. II
ever get married, Mrs. Perkins shall
wear If she plsases-a suit Of plain
black, and then We can enjoy our honey
moon in peace. The young husbauds
both wore brosdcloth suits and black
slouch hats. Both wore paper collars
and cuffs, and one wore q paper shirt
bosom. Alas what shock such de-
ception must be to young sad guilslsss
wife ! Why, in my opInion paper col.
lar is no moro indication OF q real shirt
than . clothes linsi
At breakfast these young husbands
didn't help themselves first when they
sat dowa at the table, but they turned
to the brides 10 lavender, and said low.
ingly, Have a roll, dear ?" Then they
put soms butter on the lavender brides
plates, and they looked up and said,
"Thank ysu, DEAR" with . smile too
happy to dsscr,bs. When breakfast was
over, one Of the young husbands SMILED
sweetly and said
Nov, darling, can't smoke just
once you knew you said might"
"Yss, Charley, just opcs!" and thea
the two brides stosd and looked vacantly
out Of the window till their swsstasa arts
came back.
When the old married couple sat dow.
there was a different scsus. The OLD
fellows scoopsd In their bsefstske and
sausage, never Looking up to sec hos
their wives were getting sl"ng. and whss
they got through they shufled of into
the reading room sod loaded up mse,.
chsum pipes with the strongest saves.
dish. They talked politics. sxpsctorst.
ing On the stove and around the zins
stove mas without once thinking Of .hs;>
posr wives, who we're lsftt to amuss them
:slv:: with usighb0rheod gossip. -EL
Perkins.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

JOSH BILLINGS WIT.-The following
trite sayings are frsm Billings alminax
for 1878:
Silence is ov tho lost arts.
Real good lies are Citing skarss.
A phools money is like his brains
very onsasy.
Ridikuls that amt true haz NO partic-
ular power.
The trooly crate are aIwus the sazysst
tew approach.
Wize men hav but fu cou6deuts and
cunning men none.
Self made men are most alwus apt to
BE- too proud Nv the job.
Flattery is like ice cream, 10 want it
leetls at time and often.
Most people prefor the stuiiiug to the
goose-ths word for the ides.
When . man measures on glory for
himself he alwus heaps the half bushsl,
A wizs man never enjoys himself 90
much, nor . phool so little, as when
alone.
Heaven 10 ever kind 10 us, she put,
our humps on our backs 90 that We can,
see them. ...t
A reputashuu for happiness wants q,
much looking into az q reputasbsn fo'
honesty.
There is this difference bsstwssu . jes,
and joks-s jest may bs krusl, but ,
joke never iz.
Success i. quite oftes like falling opt
from 9 log, . man kant alwus tell how
be cum to do ID.
don't bet on prskoshus children
The huskelberrry that ripsns the soonest
10 alwus the fust to dsksy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Macon county was the first in the state
to adopt township organization. The Law
was put in force there last spring, and
the first court assembled 10 June, CON.
posed Of 25 members. After SIX months
trial Gays the Macon Democracy tho
general opinion of the members OF this
court seems to be, that it is con posed of
too many members, and that the co pen.
sation 10 too small-that to make it Of.
6cent and secure quorum at all times to
do business, the court should BE- com.
posed Of fewer Judges and with better
compensation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

In the early ,imes 10 California. mill
tary titles as handles to the name We 70
very common. John Phoenix tells the
story that he was one day leaving San
Francisco by the steauer. Everybody
else was taking leave Of friends-but ha
did not know q soul in the crowd.
Ashamed Of his loneliness, as the boat
sheered of he called out 10 loud voice,
"Good by, Colonel!" aud, to his great
delight, every man on the wharf took off
his hat and shouted, "Colonel, good by -
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

A Louisville man who had only been
acquainted with his girl two nights, at
tempted to kiss her at the gate, In HE
dying deposition he told the doctors that
just as he kissed her the earth slid out
from under his feet, aud his soul went
out Of his mouth. while his head touched
tho stars" Later dispatches show that
what allied him was the old mans boot.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

For the first time in the court annals
Of Maryland man has sued woman
for refusing to marry him. He lays his
damages at $4,000, aud the woman
should keep her promise just to punish
such fool.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

"Ars you not afraid that whiskyM
get into your head p asked a stranger Of
man he saw drinking at the bar. NO."
said tho topper, this liquors too weak to
limb"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

"Ccme, Bob, said an indulgent father
to his hopeful son, tho other morning.
remember it is the early bird that
catches the worm" What do I care
for worms ?" said the young hopeful:
mother won't let mo 20 fishing"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

A Dutch judge, on convicting q cul.
prit for having four wives, decided :
He have punishment bleuty. lifs
init one.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Why is q hungry boy looking at pud-
ding like . Wild horse? 4? Because hs
would be all the better if he had bit 10
his mouh.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

What is the difference between gauzs
dress and draw tooth One 10 too thin
aud the other is tooth out.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

"The rich," said Jew, "sst vsnison
because it 10 deer eat mutton because
it is sheep"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

4 young man who went West Ssw
months ago has sent only one letter homo.
IL said, Send me . wig" and his fond
parents don't knew whether be is scslpsd
or married.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

"The present uge is mpudent enough"
said George Charming, "bu. l forsee that
the next will be enc Of irony and railery."
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18

Seasonsble..-"How's your cold ?"
'Breddy bad, thag yer"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-12-18
TERMS or ADvER rIsiNG.

Ono Square no lines or less, ono inssrtfon..>l 50
Each additional insertion. ...... ..... .. ... 70
Notices"...." ........ .".. 3 90
Final Settlement Notices...... .............. . 90
Stray Notices (single stray .... ."..... 8 90
Each additional stray In same notics...".. l oS
~ A Liberal Deduction will be made to
yearly advertisers.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12
Summer 237.

eriorcerlihe Mae gu beldrdnten. Die
ron ben Minifern Der beioen Netds>
bdIften aue9earbeiteteu @eleBentmlrfe
hdt1en Die in ben lebtoerfoHcnen Sab
| rem aemadten Grfabrunsen unc cine
aspileubafte Yriifuns our @runrla9e.
Der erfe Gag pss Mcnats Sttober
bot in ben eroberten prpptn;en GliaB<
eotbrinsen purd maNeabafte Nuewan<
oeruns Elm 8ilo bar, lpte ee in neuerer
3eit in feinem 2anee mebr rorsetem<
| men 1T; parin itimmtn Ole Bldtter al
| er Garten therein. Der Selesrapb
| melpete am 2. B. N|ie. aus Strabbure:
| Die fran;Sfl9en Ginpobner ren g!laB
uno 2otbrinseu waneern in 6olse Bee
Ablauis rer Griit> bic ibnen seltattet
muree, um f@ 3u entideireu, fran;5fz
Burger su bleiben, pcsr Deutlde III
meroen, In grocer Mai1e aus. Bi4e
laulenre boten f6 bereite wdbreuo
Der lestenlase auf Rcuten na& Granf>
reid be9eben uno piele Yropin;en wer<
zen rapur9 tbeilweiie ent:1!fert.
Briefe alteren Tatums entbalten
ausfdtrlide Mittbeilunsen, bic Sbiee6
teidtieen 70 ldre'bt Elm Deutider aus
zlraebur9 pom is. September: Die
Jolssn cer Nuswanoeruns unlerer Wis
Iltairpaidtieen treten mebr uno mebr
in empFnrli6er @sils ,u Gage. Sn
Jabriten, Werfiiattsn, aauFlrer, lbsrs
al manssln Arme uro 5dnpe. Jn@
cutrteen, rie tieter uber bunsc &. Nrs
beilsr telhdftiaten, sdbleu teren taum
msbr 80 bis 40; 5anrs!stauler. tn
penen udnnlibe Gomm;s angeiteQt wa<
rem, bateu ibr seiammtss perlonal perz
loren. Deut'he Nrtetier uno Commits
absr mag nan nidt gem perwencen,
oa eine6tbeils ciejsni9en, etc ibr OIiid
bier iuhen, nidt ;u rsn braudtariteu
aeb5ren, unp ancerntheil6 eieSuaBbu1z
str ooer GIlal7sr itd pti4eru, nit isneu
~ artsiten. Desmesen 1T man auf ccn
Wecanfen sefommen, fir sepi0e Arz
beitsn unr in eemil1su Osid1;:enG nGrouz
en- unr Wdeden ,u per,rsnrcr. go
belddftist ieit mebreren Wo@eu cine
Der sr6bten unp dlteltea Bu9banbluu<
An weitli6e Commits, uno anperr
3iuier rperren nctbs:crunseu oielem
Bsi'piele fol9en. &ebnlide 3uf finee
berrl9en In ren 2anp3eme;npen Dor,
nur fre'lid in 9erin9erem Nabe als IN
ZEN S,drten. Gs lit su oiel selast,
penn man btbauptst, rab in limmtli@
den 16.fe1n res Glla0ss rie Auewan<
psrun9 Ter junsen scute Sablreiae
ylIen surldldtt. ober in sisleu 1T es
auerc,nas Ter Tau, unp e6 bislte nidt
ihwer, etae san3e Reibe S'tl4aiten am
,uflbren, no ni9t bios ale Wilttair<
tpHihti9en. loarern nit ibnen aud Sl<
TEN unc Selwanrte we9se5osen i1no.
9 ele rieler Auspanrerer, beioaoer6
,isjeniaen, rie cer jlpihen Nelision
an9ebS;en. sebsn na4 Amer'ea. etn'Se
na@ ter S&mei; ocer ua1 8elsisn,
rte meiiten nod Jrantrei6. Die peuts
lhe Seb6rre rbut lit 0i65:idlfes, um
r,sisr Observation-Disclosures entsesensu>
plrfen; iie lbredt pie Bauern cur4
rie D,obune, fur jeren feblenoen Mi!iz
,airpaibliaen cine Griaelumme su er>
beben, ie bdit ipneu rie Vcrtbeils be>
Grnjabrisen Dienites Dor; Wanpe
lal1sn fih aud ldredsn unp iiterrecen
oncere aber l3illtsln ben Staub Don
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-12

rem Sabren cine Nn3abl 9eluitenpattra
aufbalten, tpenn iie eleid eine fSrm'the
Mererla0un9 nidt baben. 0eeen e1s
patres miro nit elmer Stren9e ourssz
oansen, bic islbit in Yreuben nitt cotS
eetommen 1T: fe erbielten renAuf ftraa'
bel Meiruns pon @ewaltmaersaeln ete
Start Reesnsbure unp pen&reisSter@
pfal; tinnen rret 1a9en gu oerlaisn.
Sur cem pater Gbreneberser wuroe
er!aub., bier 3u bleiben, pa sr bier be-
beimatbet 1T. Srpene> unp Yrtefer*
tbdtisteit purpe ibm unteriast. uebrt;
gems rief pieie Nusfibruns pes Selu's
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