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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

ROBERTSON County The follow.
ing is the official vote of this county
Greeley, ,5S3, Grant 848, Brown l 1877
Freeman S25, Chcatham ,4G7, Johu-
son 1888, Maynard 753, Golladay l,04s
Brien GOO, Harrison $50, Washington
/ ,356, Scott 1.2l1, a- .H..es
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

Some figures given by the Boston
Advertiser, show that the profits of
the manufacturers OF that State were
sl02, 100000 in 1870, or about 500 per
capita to the population. The wages
paid amounted to SlS,000000, which,
to those employed in the factories. was
equivalent 1921 each.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TnE death of Mr. II. II. Barry, of
Nashville, which occurred last week,
removes from the walks of life use
full, honest citizen. He occupied Il
high position in Odd Fellowship, as a
member of which he was shining
light, AS member of our craft he
was held in high esteem, and in all
the relations of life he bore Il noble
part. Peace TO his m.emory.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

OPTICAL VoTE OF STEwATR CoUN-
Greeley 900, Grant 31S; Brown
1,0l7, Freeman 26G; Chcathsm S2l
johnson $40, Maynard 1897. Congress,
Atkins 979, Travis II, Maury 27G /;
Senator, Brandon S27, Rich 203, Ed
ridge 1870 Floatcr, Steger 825, Outlaw
429, Fcrrcls az.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

THE third annual State Fair of the
Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical
Association will commence at Mont
.gomery on the 18th inst, and continue
until tn the oath.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

DIsTREssING.-Thc Henderson Re
porter says: Last Wednesday night
9Th inst, child Of Mrs, w, Ii. Lewis,
of Henderson, accidentally turned a
lamp over into the lap of the mother,
setting her clothes on FIRE and burn
ing her SO severely as to cause death
in a few hours.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
PEuRYvrLLE. ALA, March 0, 1869.

Or. U'H. n. Tut:
bear Sir-For fifteen years have been
afflicted with Asthma. My suffering has
been intense. / have been unable 10 lay
down for week at time. 1t seemed as II
| would choke. l coughed incesantly, and
my wheeling could be heard all over the
house. | had despaired of ever getting
well, but thanks 10 yourinYaIuablc EXpec-
torant. my attacks are seldom. | can now
rest well at night. believe IL will make
IA permanent cure.
Truly yours, ARTHUR +. MCCOY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
As one of the results of the Boston

As Que of the results of the Boston
fire it is stated there will possibly be
an advance in the price of Wooden
Goods Of 80 to 10 per cent, This ad-
vance would make goods very high
and reach the pockets Of all. We
are informed, by Mr.. b. L. Coulter,
that he has very fine assortment of
W oolen Goods and Boots and Shoes
on hand, which he is anxious to close
ont at old prices He also says he is
determined to reduce his stock to the
lowest possible point by January LIST,
and to do so, will offer large line of
Goods at reduced prices. Our readers
might find it to their interest to call
and examine his stock.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

LET some of the owners of build
ings on Franklin street follow the ex-
ample of Rice, Broaddus g. Co. and
remodel their houses alter the late,
improved styles, Keep pace with the
times, gentlemen, and ad to the beauty
of our city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
Dr.. TUFTS ENDcCtOrant.

The properties of this elegant prepare
healing and soothing. II braces the nerv-
Gus system and produces pleasant and re-
frcshing sleep. II exhilerates and relieves
glOominesS, II Is the most valuable Lung
Balsam ever offered TO sufferers from Pull
monary diseases.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

PRAYER MEETING will be held at
the residence Of Mrs. Clara Wisdom,
on the Port Royal Pike, next Tuesday
night-E. M. Clark, leader. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

WE learn from the Cadiz Democrat,
that w. j. Bacon has gone to New
York, to make arrangements to resume
operations at his banking house in
that place.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

NINE hundred and thirty business
and sixty-four dwellings were destroy
ed by fire at Boston.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

The estimated loss, by the great
conhagration at Boston, is set down st
from $75, 00e, 900 to s90,0O0,000.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TOBACCO FAcToRy-Messrs. Ham
ilton & Gilmour have purchased the
large and convenient brick factory,
lately owned by l.. Brady where they
intend to put up tobacco the present
season. Mr.. G. +. Noteworthy will
supcrintend the business. These gen
tlcmcn arc highly spoken of by all
who know them, and we wish them a
successful career.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

CoAL.-Anderson & Bringhurst are
receiving large quantities of Diamond
Mine Kentucky Coal, and are selling
it rapidly. ~ ~ -Ar
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TuE meeting, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church had resulted in
twenty-five conversions up to last
Wednesday night Rev. Mr.. Jones
who has been laboring so zcalously
and successfully, left Thursday morn
mo
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
:: !: Walter MsCsnh & Co.

ABOUT ten thousand shop girls are
thrown out Of employment by the
Boston FIRE. r...rg fe
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TUE citizens of Chicago forwarded
one hundred thousand dollars, on the
18th inst, to the Boston sufferers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

We are pleased to learn that the
wheat crop, of this section, has been
put in with more care than usual, and
that it has come upwcll and, the seas
ON being propitious, promises finely,
In view of the past years experience,
it is TO be hoped the farmers will re-
solve now, and prepare accordingly, to
destroy the tobacco fly, with cobalt,
that they may have leisure, at harvest
time, to secure their wheat against an
excess of rain so usual at that time.
We have heard one gentleman, in Rob.
crtson county, who, in his zeal TO be
rid oftobacco worms, has laid in sup.
ply of cobalt not only for himself, but
for distribution among his immediate
ncighbors, lie knows that concert is
essential to success and that he cannot
secure his own crop so long "a his
ncighbors neglect theirs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

WI. FEATHERsToN aged ninety-six
years, died in Robertson county Oct.
10Th.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TRANSPORTING Gov. Brown re
colnmends that the people of our State
observe Thursday, 18th inst, as day
of thanksgiv n.y. 9yv. Tr~t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

THE brick workmen have put the
finishing touch to their part OF the
work on w. J. Ely's cottage residence.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

j, G. JoSEPu, of this city, has cs-
tobliShed a branch clothing house in
New Providence, lie has issued large
posters showing the reductions hc has
made in prices.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

ENTERTAINMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS
WEEK. The Hook and Ladder boys
will give three entertainments, Christ
mas week, at Franklin Hall, on the
nights Of the 26, q and 2S-consist-
ing of moral drama and farces 4" Tick
ct Of Leave Man !" Ten Nights in a
Barroom;' The Wandering Boys"
The Dead Shot, and Handy Andy"
The proceeds of these entertain
mcnts are to be applied to the build
ing of house for their trucks. The
performances heretofore, of these
amateurs, gave general satisfaction
and afforded much enjoyment to those
who witnessed them, and we have
every reason to believe that the forth
coming entertainments will be equal if
not better than before. Give the
boys full benefit Programmes
will be issued in due time.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

MASKS and Faces. who mask
their faces and necks with enamcls en-
danger their health to no purpose. Tho
plaster work deceivcs nobody. There is
but one article known which Will restore a
blelnished complexion or c'cate external
brilliancy and bloom where they have
never heretofore existed. and that article
Is HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. II performs
this toilet miracle by infusing vitality into
the skin. The tloral and herbal juices OF
which il is composed gently stimulate the
circulation IN the minute blood vessels,
and brace the network of nerves through
which they pass. Thus quickened and
strengthened the external covering soon
acquires "a fresh aud heaithfii hue, and
every trace OF sallowness disappears. The
paleSt cheeks derive from the beautifying
baptism of this delightful cosmetic n warm-
er hue, ald the arms, hands and neck, a
blonde lustrc which the cliarlatans who
profess to make ladies " beautiful forever"
with their poisonous cement, can never
liopo TO initiate.
81 900 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
of DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
for medicine that will equal IL in cur
ingsevere and lingering Cough, Bronchitis
and all diseases of the lungs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

Go to Byers' if you want
to buy Lead, Oil, Paints and
Painters Material and Win
dow Glass, at the lowest fig.
urCs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TIE beautiful storcroom Of Rice,
Broaddus & Co. is nearing completion.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
The gem of the Toilet

The world says is SozoboNr. II renders
The teeth pcarly white, gives to the breath
a fragrant odor, distinguishing the in-hu-
lnors which usually flew nom bad and
neglected set OF teeth. SozoDoNr isso con-
Vcnicnt, and produces a sensation at once
80 delightful that il makes It a pleasure to
ngc H.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

Our FIRE DEPARTMENT. - The
boys were out at the town pump,
last Wednesday, with their beautiful
machine, and the Hook and Ladder
boys were ON hand scaling the build
Jugs around the Square. The Delugc
threw water all right, under the man
agcmcnt of Mr. John Cross as engin-
Ger. The members Of both depart
mcnts proved themselves experts, and
nothing remains to give us a feeling of
security but lack of suitable hose,
We noticed those they have sprung
leak. Provide these noble, scl-sac-
rihcing men with all necessary equip
mcnts-they deserve it, and the safety
Il the city demands it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

Mr.. William Vantress of Madison
county took the $1,000 premium at the
st. Louis fair for the best Tennessee
cotton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

REv. WELBoRN MOONEY aud fam
lily have been in the city for several
days, preparing to occupy their home
cast of the College. Mr.. Mooney will
be absent, most otthc time, in the dis
charge of his duties as Presiding
Elder of the Carthage district, The
many friends aud admirers of this
gentleman and his estimablc lady will
be glad to learn the fact that they in
tend TO make GAINESVILLE their home.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

p. ~. E
& We have official and report.
ed returns from eighty-two coun-
tics, many Of those reported embrac-
ing only parts Of counties, which foo
up for Governor as follows
John I. Brown".."-......~...-..s Ivy
Browns. maoriiy..............~" JIG
For Congressman at large the re.
turns are as follows:
Horace Maynard .....................-....72.22 5
Frank Chenthnm. ......"............. VI ~
Andrew job nson .. .............. >. ...s35,559
Maynard over Cheathan lp'hoS 8rnia
There are four counties in East
three in Middle and four in West Ten
nessee from which no returns have
been received. "a, y,rr.r. 81.
Now that winter is at hand, we wish
our farmers would try an experiment
that has succeeded so well elsewhere.
1t is simply to furnish warm shelter
for stock, against the inclemency Of
the weather The first consideration
is, that it is an act of humanity which
all should perform to the extent Of
their means. In the next place, it is
economy Of food. Every one ought
to know that the animal heat abstract
cd from the body must be supplied by
increase of food, or emaciation and
death will be the consequence. II
then, the body be so protected that
the loss of animal heat is prevented il
follows that less will sustain life and
keep up the condition of matured
stock and the growth of the young
and any increase of food that may be
spared, will go to the formation Of
bone, muscle and fat, instead Of being
expended in the supply OF wasted an
imal heat. In addition to these OBJ.
vious advantages, it will be conceded
that the increased quantity of manure
gathered from this mode of treatment
will more than compensate the extra
trouble, whilst the consciousness of hay
ing acted humanely, and the pleasure
of having fine stock for home use and
for market, will make the former bet.
ter satisfied with himself and his voca-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TfIE Shakers at South Union, Ky,
had pumpkin-vine which measures,
including branches, four hundred and
scyenty-four feet. 1t bore this year
twenty-five pumpkins, which weighed
in the aggregate three hundred and fiji
ty-two pounds.
We would say they are " some punk
ms"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

Sol. SMITH RUSSELL, in his new
Monologuc Entertainment, will per-
form here, at Franklin Hall,
on Tuesday 10Th inst. If you
want to laugh and grow fat" go
to hear Sol, in his facial delineations,
characters of every day. life, etc. Ed
ward j. Edgar will preside at the
Piano.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

TAX LIST The lengthy tax list, of
II, Martin, which we publish this
morning, excludes much local matter.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

Greeley, 90; Brown, over Freeman,
148; Maynard over Cheatham, 81
Cheatham over johnson, l,647; Fer
rell, 12l; Ferguson, SO, Atkins, Ill
n. Brandon, 81. --uA lEL 100
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

The following are the majorities Of
each candidate in this county, at the
election on the 9th inst:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16

There are four counties in East,
three in Middle and fourth West Ten
uessee from which no returns have
been received. ms rfo4rsff
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Tcvpicbc, SSa0etucD, VIDbcln,

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oeoen Bodenz o0er Douatsz 3abIungcn bel
9snmUUS SreGn,
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(Dftt5, 3Wts) ,lpiihcn Sburp. uuo 0oUuroitra6e.
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Selesrapbilde Sepelbe1t.
GnropGii@e &abel6sritte.
Sd,mei;.

Sdpeii.
@euf, u. gfoobr. Die gSabl be8 9roBz
ratbe8 fanS am letten Sountage itatt. 9as
&eriabren Der 0legieruug 9sgen ben 8lifof
Mermillo6 purbe sur SeItirage gemadt uno
Die &eaieruug wur0e nit 5000 gegen 1900
Stimnlen bonn Solfe unteritiigt.
Gnslaur.
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Sturm miit6et beute an Der britiideu Sitite;
berielbe bat obne 3metfel groBen Sdaoen all'
gerid)tet.
Die erlte &or1eiung beryS6nt9l. 9eO9rap9iz
ifeu @eielidaft" wuroe geltern Abeno uOn
Dem Yrdiioenten berielben, Cir Senrp RaWz
Union, aeholtert. @r ertlGrte Die Getle Stant
lepS sur aufu6ung 2luin9itone'8 al8 EN-
b5dlit midtteeS @reigniB uno metnte, Stanz
fen babe cine 0ieoaiue BON Der @eleul9alt
perbient.
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2on0on, y, 9tou.-GuropallNe Ne9tez
rungen, peldc BON @nglanO eriuft mOroeH
paren, an Der llnterOrudung oeS Stlapenz
banoelS in Sfairlfa theil5unehmeu, oaB ite
swar nit Der Safe ipmpatbHtrteu, baben
ermieoert, oaB iie e8 jeDOd) ablehnen miiBtent
Spanieu.
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giscapa, lit eiAe @arliiienbanoe eridtenen,
peld]e plel @emalttbaten begebt.
Der @olonialminiiter ipirb ben1nddit in
ben @ortes beantrasen, oaS ipaniide Straf=
qeee auf Cuba uno Borto= 9lca einSufiibren.
W{abrip, 13. Nopbr.-9er 8ro3eB Der
Sniur9enteu uon SerrOl burb elm &rie8S9e-
ritt bauert nod INNER fort. @eltern murz
ben nod peri9eoene anoere 6iibrer i6ulotg
beiunoen unb gum SoOe perurt1etlt.
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aufgetau6t uno baben Die 8elepraphen ser
it6rf; aud bic SabnUerbiuOuu9 Swliden uers
ibieOeuen Bldten lit unterblpden.
9Ortugal.
2iii a b on, 13. gtOp. = Die Ne9terun9
bon Portusal bat Der r6almontb unO Dfalta
Sels9rQpben= Comp" cine @On5eiiiOn Sur Ee.
qunq zines Sabel8 BON bier mad VraFlten
ert9ellt.
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9fou, 13. 9tOubr.-SniOlge Der Sertd)te,
baB I'M iiiOliden Seitreid) Die G6olera nil
tibet, hat Die Iegieruug SrOer8 erlalien, alle
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5iirfei.
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Berlin, sur 3eit auf Seiuf bier, battle &C.
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Gd)iHe.S srtd,te.
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Sarfe y0a9mar", Don Stem Dorf mad
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BON ibler Mannihaf uerlaiien merOen. 9leIt
.puroe in einem Iettuug8boote BON Dem
0ampfer ySoabO" augetroiien uns anb &C.
itern IN Gueenstown gelanoet.
QueeuStown, 13. gtou. Der 0pfr
yGitp Of 0tOntreal" traf bon New YOr
et1t.
8rea, 1s. Gop. Ser 9pfr. nBaibins
ton" FAM BON gteru=DOrf an.
Qtperp pool, 13. Jtoubr.-0er Oampter
,,Gitp OF Nontreal" lit nit 1880 81. Saum
poae BON Nep 0ort bier ein9etrohen.
NNarft une Sprie.
Qonbon, 13. 9tou. - @oniolS 92 fit
@elo, uuo 924 fiir 8rief. = r4merifaner'
rubig, '62er 9O4, '67er 924; 1O.4Oer 81:
neueFiinfer 984, grie 39s.
2iuerpool, IS. gtoubr. - Saummoa
-ubis uuO felt. Sberl. 95; Del 1O5.-Ser
fGuie 10000 SQ.
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tomu, 9t.~O., auf ietnen Sater idbOB uno psr'
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ibn in ieiner Sbhut hattie, ueri6lpunoen.
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reno oe5 Srieges ais 0eneral IN Slocum'S
Stobe.
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@auerie bradte $50, 900 ein.
Der 9ampter DSburin9ia" truf beute
BON 6amburg Elm.
= Die Spe5ieau8iubr belief iid beute uui
100000.
- Die Su3peniion Ger 6irma Stanielo,
gScntmOrtb II. &c., melte bier uno in SOltOn
@eihditSbduier bat, wirO angcSeigt. 0tun
glaubt, oaB oieiclbe i'm Stan0e iciu mirO,
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oerpool bier all.
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gum &ouie angebotcn; ite tauite uur 81 ,OO0,=
600 III 12.42-112.96.
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Sabre 1870 Shnap5 i'm Bertbe BON S45 900
inter iali1en Soripie9elun9en erlangt baben
iou.
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gen bic beutihe Spnrbant cine Slage anbdHz
gig gemaht, nm $40, 700 nnbe5oblter Steu'
crn uuo $4,000 Srafe 81 erlangen, neil Die
8aut eS uuterlaiien bate, etnen Sabresbes
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NeluzYOrf mad EluerpOol.
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Der Gepublifaner uOmintrten Scamteu ers
mGbIt.
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bQben eiue Guarautdne iiir BierOe ertlGrt,
nm Die @tnidleppun8 Der Sen4e 81 oer9tn'
bern.
- Sn 9tetpsOrleonS wurOe geitcru 81. s..
8enner8 wegen Q8ahlhWtnOclS uerAaitet; Ct
Ou StimmSettel geTalid)t baben.
- SenQtor Worton mur0e uOn Dem rep.
@autu6 Der geeggebung bon SnOIona wIcOer
uomlnirt,
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SD babe es mir seba9t! ,ief er tbeil-

SD babe es mir sebadt! 1tef er tbeil-
nebmeno.
Die Grdfn fab ibn truurig an.
gSas baben Sic gepadt lieber 6relno!
fragte iie idlu6SenO.
SAP Sic einen iibeln gmpfan5 fnpen
piiroen.
Mein Gptt, i'd bin iebr un9ladlid!
&rumpfbaft idlu6ieno le9te ite pas
meiBe Sud- Dor oas @eii6t.
5uiien Sic iid, gndpige 6rau, Die Din
ge iinb einmal nidt gu dnpern! mabnte
Der Greis, Der benz 9ipan nobe getreten
mar. &er5eiben Sic mir, penn i6 be
2lnii6t ausiprebe: Sic pdren, menn Die
Sdeipung nidt ein9etreten, pielleidt nod
un9lidli6er gewprpen.
2enpre rei9te bem treuen SIener DE
6ano.
0iatbias, i'd bebarf eineS Sertrauten
in Der 9tdbe bes Grufen 80. Sdreden
Sic ni6t Surif, benn ih fprpere teIne
4eripie ppn Sbnen.
tfsortieBuna folgt.)
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11upnllfommene unh bnlIfoRtincne
9qhne.

Cute adbne ftnb fit torperlids sdonbet unerlaBz
ltt uno Riemonb oarf fid fernsrbtn 'pessn unslelz
der oSsr touter Sdbns erti6ulcissn Oenn oas Witt
tel bs5e aRauael su beettisen, e9sn in zines Sepen
gsrsi6s. Or. ssimaben, in @r. 1873, ss IT.
Napette=, obsrbalb Gutaunru6e, iit als fuiiien'
iduftdsr 3abnarat nett unO brett bstdnnt. er 1T
nit isbsm 3msise isines SsruIss pratil' oeltrauf,
unb as isine sabndrstlisn SperatiOntn bslrlsot9en
Die Yatienten aui's 8efte Die 3dbne Die er ahlsf'
tiot, aeidonen iidb ourf Sauerbaitistsi poltomme.
mes 8aiIen, natIrlides Ausisbsn unp ansemslne
sdonbelt aus. 9us Sabniiilen NIT @olo, stan'ol
ober @ompot tons- Daie biIbet sinen mttbtlsenS9sll
feiuer Brorts. als 3ubnausSsben itebt Or. Us NJ
d ell unerrsibt on. sein Seriabren mt Dem Ta'
tisnten it in Der Ebat darmunt. Nitt pas serin9hs
Sd,merSipmptom tuiro peranidBt uno Ole Speratoh
lit fets pollfommen ertol srel 6. vi
iabrisut tdsltd, reiuss iapetsrioureS @as. Stez
,su stmerspsrtilser babeE Die seiammteH meot5lni=
n,fbsn sotultdten @uropa's uub amerita's iiir oas
pollfommeute nno wunosrbarlte, empFnounsslo7
stst berporseruiene 0itttsl srtlart. oas s sniosa
(Mars7, ,1SO
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4a6QdS,

Der stnss. ansHbetiids assnt, tpstper onr1ans ss'
sobrIos in. 8eun er BON Der nGoltonzD
eiation4 einssssbsn miro, pirb bas SaRHausaisssn
gum 8ersniisen.
0teieuiseu, pelde on Sabni6mersen letoen, ton7
reu INNER rsines @as Die eriubreHIten uno sel6!d=
teffsn 3obndrste unb sdnslide Sretbstt BON Somerz
en- in uniersm SHreau, sfr. 81, xBefsSapettes'
uabe GbarlesftraRe, finben.
81. 9. @s weroen fciue 3abue ausseSossn, tuelbs
burd, sslnuua aeipart neroen fonnen. unb ale SosS
rotiousu fir bic Grbaltuus uno ResuIiruns Der 3dbns
weroen init uniibcrtreifliter Observation-Disclosures
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