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and REPRESENTATIVES on application to

and REPRESENTATIVES on application 10
fhem. y q
The artificial calture of fish IT. the
waters ofthe Potomac has succeeded
no we'll that the experiment is to be
tried in the Western rivers. A few
years ago the Potomac was stocked
with bass brought from some OF the
rivers west of the Allegheny Noun
tains, and now it is literally crowded
Will, them. A few days since the
commissioner from the State Of Mich
igan came on here to get a quantity
Of shad roes with which to stock some
of the rivers of that State. lie was
furnished with fifty thousand, which
he has taken to Detroit. The same
number has also been sent to West
Virginia to be distributed in the Kan
awha and Greenbrier rivers. The
Matching has been quite successful and
in q short time there will be supply
sufficient for the entire West.
According to the dispatches received
Yesterday from Vienna the American
department of the great exposition Is
getting in shape. 1t is said 'the
novelties surpass those from any other
country" Steam was applied to the
machinery and every thing bids fair
for q successful exhibition of American
enterprise. When Mr.. Schultz, the
successor of General Van Buren,, took
charge of our affairs he found every
thing in utter confusion. Exhibitors
disheartened, and it seemed that the
United States was doomed to disgrace.
By his energy and perseverance
he has brought order out of chaos, and
the Department of State now has faith
to believe that our people will acq uit
themselves to their own credit and
to that Of the country. n5...
Mr.. A. d. White, President Of Cor
nell University, has been rendered
and has accepted the craftsmanship Of
the Bureau Of Education at the expo
sition, and Ex-Governor E. D. Morgan
of New York, has been appointed
chairman of the Bureau of Commerce.
These are both important positions,
and these gentlemen will fill them
with honor. ALERT.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-06-14

New Orleans is to have q fruit fair
at Exposition Hall, commencing on the
18th day OF July.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-06-14

The Red Riper Nems reports two
hopcides and one suicide IN Natchi-
toches parish last week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-06-14
The captured Modocs are to be
tired by eOurt-martial.

Stokes, the murderer Of Fisk, has
been granted a new trial by the New
York Court Of Appeals.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-06-14

We learn from the St, James Heati-
mel of Wednesday that j. w. Hun
saker, the defaulting President of
the Parish School Board of st. James,
has left the State. Our friend Mr.. V.
E. NJ. Anderson signed q bond of $1,000
for the appearance of Mr.. Hunsaker
before the District Court, and we fear
he has got into trouble thereby. We
should be sorry to see such an estim-
able and honorable gentleman as Mr..
Anderson suffer for the acts OF a con-
fessed swindler, and we hope he may
In some manner escape from the di-
lemma without being forced to forfeit
the amount Of the bond.
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Communicated
DARWINIsM AND POLITICS

DARWINISM AND POLITICS.
Mr.. EDITOR:
Perhaps no doctrine, theory or creed
was SO generally misunderstood and
misrepresented rs the Darwinian hy-
pothesis. TO the ordinary mind Oar
winism is nothing but hugo joke
about monkeys and men. To the the
illogical mind it is extremely profane,
because it accounts for the origin of
the human race after Il fashion very
different from the account given by
Moses as it has heretofore been inter-
preted. TO the scientific mind it has
ever been q question of such startling
originality rs to bc regarded as rather
too extreme an innovation upon all
received hypothesis to win for it i'm
mediate support. But there can be no
question as to the fact that it is rapid
~ gaining favor. Several very emf
nent and learned ccclesiastics Of the
Roman Catholic church have recently
written Of it in tone quite respect
full, indeed SO much SO that it is quite
doubtful whether they are opposed to
it at all. Among men Of science it has
certainly made very rapid progress.
Though exactly contrary to all pre-
conceived ideas Of things they admit
that it has sufficient foundation to war
rant futher investigation. Heretofore
there has never been theory Of the
origin of life except that furnished
by theology. The opposition Of the
theologians is brought against it be-
cause it is an entry upon a field here
tofore, by common consent, occupied
exclusively by themselves. They
claim that science is passing beyond
its proper limits when it undertakes
to account for the origin of things,
and that in SO doing it becomes FALSE
science. The Darwinists, however,
reply that all attemps to limit science
to any particular field, or to forbid
its passing beyond any established
bounds, are and must ever be futile.
They point to the theological Canutes
Of the past who have held aloft their
mitres and cried, " thus far shalt thou
come, but no farther" without avail.
They cite the cases Of Calico, Kepler,
Brunot, Laplace and Christopher Co
lumbus, each of whom was censured
for daring to advance theories not con-
sistent with the theology of the times
in which they lived.
But whether Darwinism lives or
dies, it has now reached that point at
which it is to he classed among the
respectable. 1t can not be put down
by ridiculc. Though it is not sup
ported by the majority of scientific
men, yet it is believed in by so many,
md is being investigated by SO many
more, eminent scientists that it can
,e laughed at no longer. When Her.
'ert Spencer, Professors Tyndall and
huxley, Sir Charles Lyell, Sir John
lubbock, Sir William Bagehot and
cores Of such men announce their |
aith in the doctrine it is time it's OPP
should try methods other
han mere 1idicule.
Having extended itself over the
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Ohm S. DCNHAM'S .I
YEAST POWnERA

for PURITY and STRENGTH are IN.
EQCALLED. All housekeepers xp u,e
them like them. Try them! Tour rrs,er
has them Sold by al Wholesale Greer.
in New Orleans.
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HI. III. WILLERS,
Boot and Shoe Maker.
Donaldsonrille, Ia,
In the building adjoining the Wharf,
Respectfully announces to his friends and
the public in general that he is prepared to
make boots and shoes Of the very best ma
terial to order, and guarantees ali his work
to give satisfaction. Terms strictly cask
SEWING MACHINES!
l am also the agent for the FINKLE &
LYON, the HOME SHUTTLE, and the
WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines al
of improved pattern, which will cell at
prices varying from
S2J to $50.
Persons of limited means can procure
machine by paying part cash down, the bal.
ance receivable in monthly instaIments
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
at reasonable ra tcs Satisfactory work or No
pay. GIVE Me A CALL. a4tst#
my3 II. H. WILLERS.
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NEW ADvERTISEyIEN,rS-

NvENTORS and others interested in
4 PATENT BUSINESS should addres r
Edison BrOs., Patent Lawyers and So
licitors, 459 0TH ST., WAsHINGToy, D. G. fn,
Adrice and Circular A'1
Ii We report an invention patentable we
is allowed. P"'cn'
Letter from Hon. d. p. Holloway for
mer Commissioners of Patents. dated wash
inston, March 30, 1868: " ASH
cheerfully commend to all persons who
may have business in the Patent Office the
urn OF Edison Bros. us gentlemen of promnt
of confidence" P'' "oi'hy
late Com. Pats ~
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StaOt llnO StQQt.

Se3dblt. - Gin LANCER @intsr.
wte Der (bUfentli6) tbsn 3u Gnps &C.
sanssne, III bsIonOtre fir Elm 9tl&dit
pas tsin cash business tbun fann, BON
ben lhltmmlfsn JOIsen bssleitst. 9Btr
babsn une, 70 gut eS stng, trtoIfen, milf,
fen nun abtr ernitIlh auf foforti9s piintt'
Iihe 8s;ubluus aGsr 8hdtdnps prinssn.
bic lih auf cine bspsutsnos Summt be-
Iaufsn. gRsr tnnsrtalb elmer beftmmttn
3:it ntht bs;ablt, bat SIasstOfsn Su ess
p6rtissn, unb bic niht bee 8frtIussns
psrt0 fnb, hrrsn Namsn wsrbtn I'm
,,Do&srtIutt" psrSfentIttt. An
Seuer. 4m DOnnsrltas abenO &C.
gen 8 llbr brannte bas BUbnbaus bon
Dantsl SOnss In Yrppipenet nispsr. Das
Gsusr lca bur6 grplOliOn ftntr 8troltne'
Iampe sntfanben fsin; pas 9sbduot mar
psrIi&srt.
- Der SsusrlGrm am Wontas Nor'
gen wurpt psrurfu6t bur6 ben Branh
;wrisr G'sbdutt In SuplOrpiGs, wUpOu
pas cine bsm 8Otsrt Snslis uno baS an'
osrs benz @ttusI 5annid ssb5rts. Ser
(ldsrt fur is $1,000.
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%. @pril 1873.
- Bit Id pUraussslast, bat bic gBpo'
ming 8allsp gOlonte nturs 9tbsn bstCm'
men, felt fs 1f BON rsm philadelphia
Concern sstrsnnt. Die rssslmibiss 8rr'
lnmmluns uno SsamtsnpabI wurps am
DUnnrritas QbenO ssbaltsu uno fclssncs
9samtsn erwdtlt: prdfOtnt, SO. gB.
YarttustOn; Sije prd1osnt, gB. ..
5srsulon; SsfrrtGr unp S6abmsifsr,
9. 80. 8spnplps; @sRalfs'Sstrstdr,
9ouis 6. @Ommsr; grstuttU. 6 ON mittss:
B. .. 5srsuiCn, eeOnarS 9sa, 6. s.
Bowen, 8. 3. Darlington, @baS. S&rG'
Der, @. U. RsynUlps, gB. O. Dpwss.
- Die COMMITTEE CUR Gusiu6uns .inss
anRsbtunsspIubss bsfibt aus 6. 8.
Bowen unp Capt. George S6mtet uub
fOl I'm 9aufs bisIsr 0o6s abrsiisn.
~ Gtpa 500 gppIitattpnsu ,ur Gr-
tbtiIuus bon sijsnisn fur ben 8sriauf Be-
rauIhenber @sirdnfe ipsrben I'm Wat Der
Court In DtItssbarrs pCrsslsst ptrbrn.
50 wirO f6 pann 5stssu. wts bts Court
bas eiSsns. Gsisb auHa6t.
- Die Na6riAt, oae Der M6rptr
SOnfS am ssitrtssu Gass isin llrtbsiI pOn
Otm @srt6t srtaIttn pirbs, mar esni.
ssnO, um ben @sri6tsianI In aasn lstnsn
1bsiIsn nit glsusisrtssn an,ufiIsn.
8tbttr Dana uno bic 8siTBsr pfcuts
unO WOrb na6msn ibrs Sibs Elm; als
Der @ttansene srf&tsn, rtGtstsn fh als
auSsn mad ibm uup eisis gufmtriiam.
fstt litb auh ul&t Ra6, 70 lanss Sonts
TN Saalr wetIte. Hi6ttr Dana sab tint
lltbsrRbt Gts SALES unb trlIirte 3um
56lub, baB Der @orb NIT ltbsrI.suns
unO 8orbtOa&t ausssfiibrt wOrbtn isi
unb tr bssbaIb ben anstflastsn I6ulpta
fuOs rbss Nprpts I'M srRen @rass," CT
mihs Stnssmd6 an benz bonn 6ouptrnSr
ju bsftmmsnSsu Gage am 5aIit ssBdnst
perpen, pte ft IppI lfi'
Der @sfanesnt mar tutrf faItbliitis
unb ru6is, serittb absr in tmmsr sr6esrs
aafrteuns, is msbr Ri&ttr Dana fb irt-
nsn S&IuBptmertuussn udPsrte uRb ~
elmer 9srurt9stIuuS nit @swibb,tt snt.
ssssnisbtn tOnnts. 8uIsRt lief CT isiHsr
estrsnidoit frsteu Sauf uHS iniuIttrtt btG
8i&ttr In srSbRsr Dtiis.
Der GUpOEat con SOues ptrb BEN pro
ssB Dor bic Supreme Court brinstn. bod
tann ettit nur bas urtbsiI bthitis.u
bsnn btr'MOrb III ilar unb b,uttt& be
wisisu nnb mtlpsTups UmRinee Ittasl
nt&t pQr.
Die ssrun 8si&arb unS Bar ia
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Nm 19. Qpril in SrrantCn,-Sr. GbriRian
6idus nit Sri. Caroline Sartmann.
9lm slsitsn Gage, - Sr. Setter ReIler,
mann nit SRI @arta gGifabetb 8es.
ger.
Die Srauuus fanb in Der hsutI6tn prrsbyt.
Stride eurG 9rn. pfr. DuubtrIiH Statt. Rad
btrIrIbtu ptrfnstrn ib bic beibsn paars mad esr
Gpnrpreia SaIs bts Srn. 9tprss partmaun,
p0Islbit he aus stra 800 ptr1pntn bsliebenbt
8tislItaft Gin Pltneiess Spuptr rinnabm.
lin CT ben @alltn warren Or. 8rib Simpu unt
Satin, Or. 9pbu Wtyrr uub Satin BON G,rrsn.
pillt u. u. auBtrrsm tpirftm All Ssr Sob,tits-
ieitV NIT: Differs bsliebie 4anb. her lada.
wanua WGupgr9Or uns Sr, pOpta unb Grau,
esrgu DprirGss pUblSsroisnttn 8tifal btrpurs
risftn, YOn htr Wenes btr Sertilattn SpsiItn
fam man F6 tintn 8tsrif MAIDEN, penn man
bSrt eaB t9 6Gbttn Bier baju sslrnnien pur.
etn. Die @titllIbaft mar frSbIih unb muuttr
bis jum irHesn Rprstn uut ienntt li& ltlbh am
aaGFsn 5a9e nitt pOn ben aalilihtn RGumsu
| hetfutn. QebeT nluhlsn bic bsiben SrautpaaTG
Tdp I'M Iihtruatt nod aa6 sintm Inter.
i%lupfs umlsbsn. IA biz 9rautbfttru psrftd
ppISsu warren,
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btn atlftrn an has @sritt babitr ttnf
8tmunRraEs ssssn trsenS stns Bssin'
irG6Hsuns i6rsr @siadfts bur6 bic aO'
tai abIfimmuns einssrsift unp fiiREsn In
tbrsr lanssn Gtusabt stns unmniis pon
BablciRrtftsn auf, ii bsusn bel srnann'
ter gBabl niat pas ssfsbmdbiss Ssrfab'
rem rinsslAIassn Ubsr unasisBltGs Sttm'
men atsssstsn wurbsu. Dies psrsOssrt
bic GutI&sibuns bee @sri&ts unb ss wtrb
uuterosiTsn wObI i'm san;sn County met
ter perfdult.
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S0Wa HR6 S}ebrtrn~s n~sFa SsaR0

| ooVlpH uTfU JiIUftTI 'S
ilnb Su Serfaufrn burG bic
burlington S Wfo. Niper ". ". 81
aHf isbn Sabre Grrbt ;u prOr. 3inIsn.
Ba5~ Rein 5btiI bsr SauptIumme Dor g,.
9tnn ers fiHften 9abrss faais.
prebutte ;abIru has meiifr fir has QauS urS
bic Vsrbsllernngsn pGbrrno ber Dauer bieies
ssnerTIrn Grrbits. ''
Der SOben bon Soma unb gebrasfa IN rsid
nno lstbt ju rultiUiSeu GIima parm. Sobrrs-
lstten lang: Wdrfte gut, Stsutrn niebria uns
untsrrttt frti fir als.
65T auesrCrbsntIiGe 9Urtbsile an Nrodt
nne palage fur Sdufrr unb ibre 5amilirn.
@trtulars nit rplltGueiaer 9usfunft orotis
sserlangt 70 ptsI tbr gum Gsfen unb GirsuIirs9
brauht.
aOmmt nap ssm @sfsn unb ssbsitt. 8rsunse
Rsresn eub fossn.
Stns itettpnelIe 6arts. tpeIdbe bic aeuoue qaos
Der Soma ednbrrrieu ;sist, pirb fir 90 Gents
psrfauft unb cine fir bic Nebrasfa aSuDsr,isn
sum islbsn preiie. Cir GirrnIare unS aortem
penbst Guh an
Sec. g. Sarrts.
sane' Sommiliar, Burlington, Sepa.
Stmsrtt esfY in psl8em gIaHs ibr bic ans
jsigs Iabet, i7opim
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- Sc 1T in Ter lsBtsn @fisbssbung
elm ;3uIab 3u elmer &tts paiirt unp fstt'
Der ppm @ouosrneur unttr;tthntt NOR
ben, wpburh bic 8srldneerun9 msbrsrer
Strabsn wtr fOlgt teftmmt ptrb: 5rant'
lin Qpsnus riro psrldnssrt bts Sur SRA
ricn Nprnut, ppn ba bel Ntuntsr Strabt
CUR YbilaOslpbia uno @rsat Seno 2anp'
frabe. penn Npsnus lOu Ssrlan9srt
ptrpsu opu Qib Strabe ;ur Wartcn apss
nue., rann sntIans 3sbntsr Straet Ju be-
iastsr 9anbfraes. Die s. StraBs wtrb
ptrldnesrt ppn Waripn Apsnus ju BE-
namtr GanbfraBr. alb Straes BON
6rantIin Su Quincy Apenutl Ssfei ifCn
Nptnue BON @bsltnut 30 Qlb Strabs.
Clay Npsnue pon Der Dunmcre 2antRra'
es, an Der Srsu;uns oOn @alnut Strabs,
pom bd BEL 1Stsr StraBt ju bsIastsr
Ganbfraee. 5srnar Bat Der 9cupsrnsur
Die 8tu unttr,etanst, mslhs 0pUmtna
uno SsfsrfOn aUenuss itrer sunSsn
Qdnss mad srGfnst. Die ertsrr Straee
wtrO baburdb sins 9dnse oon stwa bret
Wslsu srbalttn.
- Die 6inan3lase Der Stabt purbs
am Samlfas abenb In Der Stbung Der
gOmmtlfcnsrs btlproGen unb mar ss bee
lonptrs Ssrr 9sp. SanpsrIen, Der ft an
Der Debate betGstIi9tr unb barauf brans,
pub bic jsbise S6uIb funbtrt unO bic
lfdptiihsn qnStIe8snbsttsn 70 resulirt
wsrpsn, Rag fsins psitsrs S6ulprn snts
ftbsn. Die Sa&s wurbs i6liseIi6 bsm
ttltsbsnbsu GinanS. Committee iittrIalIsu,
paS aus ben 6trrn Dram, 8cbsrts uub
8ulbnsq bslebt.
- Die Arbsiten an hem scranton
unp Slppbant SouIsparS 6abrn wie.
bsrum bsepnnsn unb man erwartst, lFs
i'm lauienten Sabre Su gnbs Su brinssn.
Sisbe In elmer anbern Spalte On.
,,tsc ilbr SUWa uuO Nsbraefa ednre
lien. l7ap4p
= Sm eOfalt bss 9rn. 56nIti an
penn Qpsnus mare am Wcntds bstnats
elm Ssnsr rntaaubsn, iupsm Elm ni6t
ii6srsrpbsr tsulfasr @sbssr i& untsr
istutm GPttnesrbut btrart Ersdts, SaB 81
an stns brsnntnbt &sr0isnsIamps filtE
unb bisfsl6t nuf ben gObtn Darf. Dtr
8altbIiihslstt brstsr Surntr (Surnwnrt
S6riftwart unb 3susparD 1T bic gltt,
tuns bee 9dnitPl&sn GtabIiftmsnts ~
pautsu, inbFm 1s NIT esbsnsstlaRr btr
,,9ranb" Isi&hH uHb bic eamps pUr BIZ
Sbirt IsBitn.
/ - Die 5trrtn eut6sr II. 8laittr ia
ben isr &6tnflpfnI an 9adapanna gpt
nue. in bS6ii esf&madpOIIir unb bsausms
gBsils rtnpptrt. Dir@isarrsnfabriF (ts fin
tissntIi& msbrsrt) III mad Obtn psIss
uup esrunttrs bintsrt 8aum In elm 3im
msr rinsttbsIit. Gu6 i'm 6ofe fnb Der
bsftrunssu anssbrd&t ptt Ianet nSI6t
pnnp snp I'm @an,sn ssnOmmrn ttas
bic 5irma trbt ttH 70 bsimif6ss eOfaI al
irssup siuss in prr Statt tf.
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Den GuaniCn Opera SioIs, 5OS yada-
ponua gStnus, bat birie 9Eotbs cine fcIpIIalt
orp6e Muspobl In allen Sprtfn nGuer Nletofr-
isuae uub Stapls brFcmmrn. i~
= @ute pcllsns Carpets int Opera SiOrs,
sos 9adawauna Aptnur. In
Trci, obne SeredRmns.
Gpre6t Srr in tsr @pOtbsfe BON 6jFbr. Waitbs
ems, 9crantUH, pa. unb bolt tub cine prpts-
aaI6e ppn Or. u. 9pI9se'5 teutI6sm Ssrup,
fret Dbns 8ere9uuus. Gr III fiir3Iit bier
btr SOn DsutIGIanb tiussfabrt pVrpsn, unS fir
Susn. aIts GrfaImnsen auf Der 9ruf, Nus
,ebrung eher irseub cine aranfbttt bss eaIiss
unb per 9unse bat or ieinss gIei6rn nidt in
ber WeIt. 8lnfhtn srpSbulibsr @rS6e fciten
rs Gents. 3psi DOfs turirsn ieten Sail. pro.
brit 90. 9. R. Green u. SUbu, grppr; gBooN'
burp, 81. 9. 6mjii
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Gin psrtbSOlles Gisrnt6um in gB IL
fesbarrG 100 8uB 8rcnt an SaSIston are.
nue., 100 6uB 6ront an eebisb Sha6s lei il0
8ub tief an elmer 10 SJuB 9lasp. alls5 ausstaut,
nat Rinsm ME fsblrnben 8runneu, 9adOfrn,
badltsiRtEnes Rau6baus, S6sutr 24 bei 40
8ub unb 20 6uB bod (Raum barin fir trri
0astn, reun Stiif gisb unb a6t 5Onnrn Sru),
tbtnIO sutss Basement. Gstisutt fir @irttSs
baus, RsBssrsei&Gft pbeg beiSss SuSIsid nit
SIcfbaus.
Sernsr Gin Sturt nit 9epbnrns, nsbit ,psi
prisaippbnunsfn. 24ar3hi
Der pIas brinat benz @isentbiimsr nrbit frsier
@pbnuns unb Store, S ,050 &ent.
@rrtaufsbebiuguu9tn - Die SGlfte nm 1.
Sauuar 1874; bic anbert Sdlftr in fiinf pter
,ebn 9abrsn, gslibert burd Mprtgngr.
MGhsrss in Der Ofiee bss ..QBeAsnblatt."
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&elcbe gSprtbeiic
bal bic
elias s. piue 30 a { d tn G

wv "
Grfsus-1as publifum ftnut lis aIs bauer.
| BAIT. Der b;lie Sepeis oafiir 1T, ZAP ltpanjig
Sabre @ebraub nod feline secondhand ,,Sppe"
Malbinrn In ben Glarft esbrattt babsu. Dies
fam nicbt BON aneeren WaI6tnen geiagt peroen.
3peitens-Sis sutbdIt ibr sissnss RattriaI
CUR NusbeleruHg.
Dritteus-Sis bat tpsnissr f&pa&s SbtiIs
ais iepe anbsrf.
8iertsns-Sis ma&t siusn Sti@, pis bsi
Saub anbere tbun btss nibt.
8iiuftens-Ran bat pOllItGnbiee GUntrOlIe
iibsr bfibs Gabfn, mas bel aneersn nt1t Der Gal
III.
Se6feus-Sis lisfsrt tru 8abeu i'm Der
bGltniB iur Dide bes Serarbsiteten StofTes, mo-
burb bic S1nelisfeit srbSbt bas @bfallsn Der
Stitr unb 9reben Der 9fabeln abtr permieeen
wirb-rin GROCER 8prtbriI Dor anbersn Wiaf&i-
Hen.
Sisbeutens-Sie ndbt sinsn fsnsn Saum
in GaImier, ben Sttb an bsiben Seiten per-
billsne, unb ebeni0 auf biinnrs papier, pbne
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