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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
NEW & FASHIONABLE
SPRING g. SUNHssER
DRY GOODS.
NAV 10Th 1928
MAY 10th. 1873

p. VAN DEuRsEN s. Co. have receiv-
ed and now offer for sale complete as
sortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
BY their arrangements they are enabled
TO present unprecedented inducements to
Customers, who are solicited to call, ex-
anime theft Stock and purchase bargains.
Super blk. Itai. Lustring, & Gro. &c Rhine
Silks rich asst'd. coils. Plain & fgd. Pol, de
sol, Paris Lawns, French Ca,nbs. Mus
lbs, Ginghs. Imperial Fioreenes.
Muslins de Lance, rich fg'ti On
.dine and Orientiilas, fs'd Swiss
Muslias, Bobt. Laces, Bonnefs,
Hose Shoes, Laces Blonde Wells,
Thule Lace. Thread and
Muslin TRIMMING, Pa,
Tasols. Umbrellas,
Ga9xe. Hermann s.
Victoria Hdkfs, Lin
en- Csmb. do. new style,
Blond and silk Scarfs, Kid
Gloves ass'd. extra long &
short Hermann Gloves; rib'a.
blk. and white Silk and Cotton
Hose, Irish Liaens, Burlaps, Muslin
and Lace French wroughi Capes aud
Coliats&c. variety Of gentiemen's and
boys Summer Goods, rich fis'd. Buttons.
Is2 Dog. men's&boy SPAIN Hats ,perq CHEAP
May 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

Inc subscriber having purchased the
Patent Right of this Bed, for the counties
oil Augusta aud Bath, is now ready TO
furnish them to all who may desire them.
by the use OF these Beds, the expense
OF feathers is entirely avoided, conse-
quently making it q cheaper bed than
those in common use.-It is not ecessa.
ny to enumerate all the advantages of
these Beds. as all who wish them will
not fail to see for themselves.
Persons wishing to see the Beds can
do SO by calling at Messrs. Allen and
Cochran's store.
The subscriber is also the Agent for
the sale of Rights 10 the other Counties
Of the State.
WILLIAM d. COOKE.
Stanton, May 3. 1888.
--CGee,-
WE have carefully examined the
Spriag Bed exhibited aud manufactured
by WIN. d. Cooke of this county and
do not hesitate to say. that for Comfort,
Simplicity of Structure, and Utility, as q
Bed accommodation, we have seen 10th i.
ing equal TO 1t. AS matter Of Economy
III suPersediDg the necessity Of feathers,
we entertain no doubt Of this however,
the Public will be the best judge. But
as continuance for the accommodation
OF the sick and decrepid we look upon the
inveationas unsurpassed by any Of hich
we have knowledge.
ADDISON WADDELL, M. d.
JOSEPH WILSON, NJ. ID.
f. 4. !ST'RIBLING, mr. D.
#. REYNOLDS, III. d.
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WKLLTAM.

generally called Will, about Is or IS
years Of age, about 8 feet 10 inches high
Of dark complexion. When spoken to
appears somewhat confused. aud STAN.
mers little. He had on when he left
home, new clothes of course dark grey
jeans. and black hat. bought said boy
IN the county Of Reckbridge, when a.
bout eleven years ofage, Of Mr.. John
McCowan; his mother; is at this tine
owned by Gel. Jordan, and lives at his
furnace in the county of Allegheny.
1 will give $50 If taken in the county
and delivered to me-$75 out of the
county, and 500 ont of the state.
j. CRAWFORD.
April IL, 1898.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
LANYARD
FOR SALE,

The subscriber wishes to sell the Tan.
Yard formerly belonging to the Estate
Of Jacob Peck, decd. IL not sold. il
will be leased for term Of years. This
is perhaps one of the most desirable and
valuable pieces Of property of the kind
10 Western Virginia. not only on account
OF Its conveniences Of water, construc>
ton. and other advantages about the
yard, bat it may be so conducted as to
command great deal Of the trade of the
paeS counties. I am satisfied that any
one VINO will examine the property, will
p eonviaesa that such property is sell
dom found in market.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Sen.
May 8.
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Nav 10.


This article is Warranted genuine, a.
we purchased 1t from the proprietor.
The genuine article may be known by
having the signature ofthe proprietor, G.
McLane. at the bottom of the Wrapper.
and his stamp on the csrk of the vial.
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COnnfectiOsaar5es,

Superior Candies. Raisius. English
Walnu;s. Filberts, Palm Nuts, Almonds,
Preserved Ginger, best quality. Citron,
Tamarinds, Jujube Paste, &c. Old Por,
Wine, and English Porter.
just received and Tor sale by
e. BERKELEY s. Co
May II, 1893.
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BLANKS.

Constables', Sheriff., & Clerks
Blanks-Deeds of Bargain and
Sale Trust Deeds-Appren-
tees Indentures-Sale Bonds
Single Bonds, &C., for sale
at this office.
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S u s a N NJ "A
FOUN DRY

THE subscribers take this method Of
informing their friends and the public
generally, that they have erected . new
and very large Foundry, within on.
hundred yards Of their former one ad
vertiscd as the Susanna Foundry, situat.
ed on South River. six miles below
Waynesborough, and one mile above
Coiner's Mill. They feel fully conf
dent that they can do their work at least
as well, fnot better, than their cempe,>
itors. They have gone to a vast expense
in their preparations, and are enabled
boldly to say. that they are prepared 10
do CASTINGS Of any sort, and to
any extent. The public of course are a.
ware that the Castings wanted in this
large section Of country are too numer.
GUS to mention, but we would only beg
our friends to call with their orders. no
matter how minute. or ifthey amount to
tons weight per piece, we are prepared
to execute them.
We also intend keeping a Pattern. ma
ker and Iron Turner, that we may be
able to give full satisfaction in our line
Of business.
JOHN FABER, g. SON.
April Hh, lS3S-f
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DRY GOODS.
Hardware, Queensware, Glass

ware 81 Gro ceries.
They respectfully inv lite purchassrsto give
them call, assured that they canno, TAIL tV
please them both IN the price aud quality Of
their goods. In order the more effectualiy
TO maintain just composition with their
neighbors, il will be necessary for them to-
bring their mode Cfbusiness somewhat 10 tie.
standard Of their competitors. They Wilt
therefore. hereafter. deal nostexclusiveiyfo for
cash approved country produce or on short
and definite credit. They are satisfied thst
on this system, they can mako IL 10 the in.
terest Of the public 10 deal with theni.
CRAIG & MACPIN.
StsnntoD, April 2, 1888.
~. B:-Those whose accounts are still un~
adjusted are again requested TO give their ear
ly attention to them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07
.VesU and splendid .4ss0ss-
2seefat Of
GOODS.

The subscribers lake great pleasure in an
nouncing to their friends snd customers. and
tho public generally, that they have Just pur.
chased new aud splendid assort1usnt OF
Goods suitable Tor the present and spproach-
ingseason, which wereselecied " IT'D "a eat care
by one of the firm, who has Jus, returned from
the Northern markets. They deem ii un-
necessary 10 enter into an enumeration Of
their purchases. Suffice il to ssy, that their
stock will comprise almost every article in
their line Of business. viz:
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TRAVELLING
O2l the Railroad.

ON and after Monday, the Both in
slant. the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot at quarter paste A. M,
precisely. Passengers will thus have an
Opportunity Of break fasting ia Winches-
ter; mud 1t is particularly requested tina,
all will provide themselves with ticket.
In time.
ON Saturday, the 9Th of May. and on
the same day of each succeeding week,
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE, will start at 8 o'clock,
A. NJ. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry and
back by this train at the low rate of one
dollar.
Travellers by this route have now the
advantage Of reaching Baltimore or
Washington on the evening of the same
day they leave Winchester, aud Rich
nond at 10 o'clock next morning.
j. GEO. HEST, AGENT.
Winchester, April a5. 1888.
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49, Notice rs hereby given,
ihat IN pursuance OF The above decree, Tiie
subscriber will sell the following
LOTS 81 PARTS OF LOIS.

or SO much thereof ns viii raise the several
sums thereto annexed, at public auction. ai
the door OF CahelI Courthouse, on Friday
the 22d day of June next, uron a cred, OF
nine and eighteen months, Except the ex.
Penses of sale, which will be required in
cash. the purchaser giving bond and secu,
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500. REWARD.

Ran AWAY from the subscriber a.
oout the 18th of November last. a negro
boy named
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The Thorough Bred Horse
TOPAZ.

Belonging TO the estate of John Ran
dolph, deceased, of Roanoke. will stand
the present season at my stable on the
Long Meadows, and at DIR. CAREERS in
Stanton. three days In every nine
and will be let to mares at the following
reduced terms, viz: Seven Dollars. cash
the leaP-Twelve Dollars the season.
which may be discharged by Ten, if
paid within the season-Eighteen Dol
lars insurance, payable whenever it is
ascertained the mare is in foal or trans
terred, with twenty FIVE cents in each
case to the Groom. Any gentleman
putting six mares. will be entitled to one
gratis. Every care will be used to pre-
vent accidents, but will not be RESPONSE
Die for any that may happen. Pastu.
rage will be furnished mares from dis.
lance at reasonable price. The season
will commence the first day of a pril and
expire the first day Of July.
TOPAZ is a dark Mahogany BAY.
full! Is hands high, of commanding form
and appearance. of fine boae and sipew.
with great strength. and with activity
exhibited in all his movements.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-07

n table shoping the time ,Dhen Topaz w;ll
be at the Siounton Stand.
April, IL 13 ID 81 % o.
30 May I 2 9 10 IL Is
l9 20 ~ % June 20 6
"a 10 l6 % "a 25
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PEDIGREE.

TOPAZ was by Randolph's celebra
ted horse Roanoke, his the imported
Bluster. out of the imported mare Statira
Roanoke was bySir Archey his dam the
imported mare Lady Bunbury. Sir AR.
chy was by the imported Diomed, his
dam the marc CastianiYa.
GEO. C. ROBERTSON.
May 10.
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR

Ihe Spectator is published yeekly, by
kENroN HARPER, al TWo Dollars O
year, II paid in adrance. or Tvo Dollar.
and Fifty Gents, after The expiration of
the first sir months.
NO paper tciH be discontinued Until all
arrearages are paid.
" ADVERTISEMENTS not esceedina
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter, are in.
serted three Ueeks for one dollar each
continuance after, trenty. fire cents. Lar
ger advertisements in the sumo proportion,
AHleHers must be "pos, paid y
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NIay 81.
1he Richmond Enquirer and Southern
hehgious Telegraph wiH please gire
me aoope an insertion in their respective
papers for 3 months, and for,oard their
bills TO me for payment. W.CA.
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fimungen febr niilre rulo CT fhiloert iic ai5
braubbare Slnltalteit NIB bae, ipenn fle III
ifrem Sereidl db9entelien banoein, ile benz
8olfc bon 9iueen iein f6nncn. CgSeldle @ins
fdt!) lleber Gle @eleoeripaltnng fpridt or
fc1 III pplter edn9e ans iinb Sipdr III ctner
slrt, Die nidltS ipciliger alS annehmbar it,
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9ierult9 ilber s Niillipnen III Sdabfammer>
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licncr Ghaler III Der Shaefamnier ,piren,
I'M biefelbe 81 perillteru.
Die MS9fldlfsit, I'M Die llnfelten Der De
aiernng ourd ibr @infcmntert su beifreiteu,
1T, auser Sra9e, ltiio es Sei9t iIdh beutlid
eas, wenn Der @cn9reB nidlt ipariamere
WtaBregefu trifft, niebr Sdatfammers9tcs
ten terau6ge9ebcu wereen miliien.
"a bic TatipnalfdInlo besahlt mar, che
BAN Snreu i'm 9lmte fanL 70 feuute er fTl
feincr treitern sluIpicgelung III fciter Scts
fdaft pegen eerlelben betteueit.
llnIere 9erbdlmiIie nit benz 9Iu6ldnoe iinb
Yprtbeiibaft bar9cltelt Die llmitdnee nit
Waerifo fInb auf bem Weae aiitliher Belle
9ung; incem Die G3rdnSfireiti9feiten nit @ngs
lano iIh elmer frieblid,cn slussledlun9 iids
be.n.-gin fleiner Sleden 1T fdtbar gcscn
9iuelano, ba jene Mad,t I'D, tpei9ert einen
9lrtidel sli erneuern in 8ctref Der ncrbrpefts
| decentralization @rdnsen; meiitcnS wire
bieIeS i'll faufmdnnifder oinIdlt erwdbnt,
benu, cbaleid, Der Soanbel bcrthiit jeet ncd
unbcceuteno 1T, 70 bdlt Der 9Drefbent brd,
ben llmitanb fur ipihti9 9cnu9, benielbcn
Der Seratfun9 ee6 @cu9rche6 ansnenpfcbs
len. Mu6lano lit cine I'M I'D, grcifenre
Ntad,t unb man fcllte barouf refectircn.-
Die @anabaer Sra9e 1T pom prciIcent I'M
Geilte einer proflamaticn rnr9eitcllt. Gte
9inipielun9 anf Die franjSftbe Slrdare ppu
Wterifo 1T leidt berilbrt NIB fdeult nidt
binldn9Iideu @inbrlld 81 MAIDEN. Die 9duss
lid)e Sertrebun9 Ger Srmiuclen aus Slcris
pa it anemNcblen.
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ais crei Sabren ri ifi.i ir t. bSftcn llno
ipc 1T "@uupernSr'' pcrters 9lnfer Der Socff,
nlnt9 suf @eesreripdhlitng am @nbe ieiier
erei crfen Sabren2 Scn aller @epaltunb
amtenldBi9em @iuflue beranbt, cbne cini9e
ei9eniiiisise Srcunben Cein Soeer pcn Gaiis
fenben slenlterbalter,) ibit 9iedtt cber llts
redlt Su nnteritibeE, iiebt or bereits leinem
unanSbleiblitlcm llnter9an9e eutsc9en benu
er ipiro nidlts 3u ieiner Stliee baben ale MIR
em partheintanlL lpeldes ibn NIT feinem
pnhrhaft fdlehten @haratter uno mertbtrfe
8ereienfte 81 Der nieoeri9iten pplitiideu
eerabiesnn0 oerienfen ipirb!
Gabrr Taft bic Oentcfratiihe @e9enfreis
rnaurcr eereini9t, itanbbaft uno 9etrenIid, IN
tbrer geredten SadIe "ausbebarren :" berm
mir baten Gle 9lrrreihten sIuSiIhten Dor ms
;nm cnblid)en lleter9e,pidt unp 9etpiebaftcm
Sle9 unlerer Grunofdten.
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Oie Setrelp GtDucbrcofcgs.

Giclc @liroer tieies Gorutie6 tnttcn prT
r;ae gSrd,c cine @jelcgeuhcit, cine Scfannt,
lhaftmit otn SNerrcl StcnebrrdfcrS AZ nlaz
den, llne nit thnen irc9cu cen Sdlchti0<
fCiten hes Oapib u. prrter III fprcrbrn.-
Gle IInb alle uberSeuat bdB eer altc Mann,
lpwehl ipie ieiue beioen S0bnr, feline lelci,e
2eute fno, irje iIc bon BEN llerauSgcber ces
bicf9en Nldf9uores 9emadt mureen. g9ir
perftc,tcn dae5 mS0ltte, mas in ilniern
Srifren ldL ea3 nus &crhtr, ipcflir mir
filss nor Der Rabl pen Nutter an0efldgt
maren, ncr hie @eurt su bringeu. IA nber
Ssiittcr qleitb ciRem Shurfeu lId, onf uno
favcn mdhte, nm eem 9crblr onsSmpei,ftu,
70 frllnteu mir cs nidlt oahin brh9cil. gEtr
n6erIaIen cs MN cillcm erlerd,retcu publie
fun ii oeltr Satbc fir III, iclblt 81 urtbeis
Zen lilto III iageu, ob mir ctlliScS 9cScn Cas
oio ~. 0orter geIa9t habcn, mas nitilt gcnau
nit Der 98abrbct l,bcrcnitilimt2 2 Tie 9eftr
ieteu llin eentlid,, eaR nll6 lIio lnQeru 3tus
0eu jece Ocieacubcit tcrdnbt wirb, ric Ecs
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Ncrter III cfrner 9curt nit 3elgen uib 90
flumcttc su bc,peiicu. Nilttcr 9ebt eurd) er
NIB iein slubau9 ipagen CO ltid)r, ucr &isridlt
sll erfbeinen. WiitSdulc tcidocit fliebcn ite
tic Mahrbcit.
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ar. slls Der Staatssslnwalo bic 9tedbts'
fade ucn Der "0iepublif ge9en Sa9e" scr'
bradbte, lno cen 9iamen ces Snfld9er rs,
srfpin SO. gutter bre III a | auerlek
f,n, fster nor. Scr Gid, unterifallc, fir quit
ter ycrsntretcn CIeiue Sreunbe 9laubtctl, er
fSnne {sine ercdistr 9lrteit icltit thHn), mo
iUlpurse feine &lrgftaft C0tecc9nisanes)
pterpmft. DieIs6 @5rlp CslOO) fanr Gooio
81. porter, pcnn er je BEN @onperncrsltunl
einnebmeu narf ipahrid)etlllld Gem Su9sns M
WSilndhau(cm per8cter, iinr eslptrp Gin &iIS
&c eamit gcmatlt.
@iirocr bon l,cnuflpunien taltet SIR e't'
f,s filr 0lerbt?-Sfdun Gin Sdluft ipie Ens
sip 81. prrter, Der prm G,ciee uno after llns
trr,nd,u,fo oltsmeidjt, @ucr @cuuerll6r fctn?
~-gS mag ich!--rem nitts ilt mebr ''n'
nttoIid, !--Slter reun er ben go aiS @rus
pernor uniers Staato ieRnler leHlet y 'SIto
81 chc,, lespcb( eip g1,cinsio fciJ als, Der,
,;;ry,ies e.;Slyr4al9 ssllmern'cgs'aetr
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sSraoefl an l,nlere gefer.

= Nadypem aae bisfe Sra9cn bon rniern ees
fern teanhprrtet fluo, ihriftlidl reer niIHos
lid,, 70 fppler mir ee6 Sdurfen 9anien
init ben Slntlpcrten befaunt MAIDEN.
Grdae 1. gSaS ecnft ibr eeier ppu ei,em
Madnne, Der ein @ertificat serfdlidlt I'M eai.
lelbe sli pclitilfen Gne;pcden su gebranden?
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betcn, bas ibm nid,t 8ebprt.
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Der binoebt unb Cit Gebilibe, ipelctes Der f
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manecltS
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tofeltft ;u erfdlciren, itnc iIdl eann aus ben
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Der bic 0i-e q ion ais ejn SulfSmitte
traudt nm 9cipilTe @nbSrpece su errcihen
uno naheem or ben S1euhler cine 3citlaut
9eipielt mo rad,oem CT iciuen 3Iped CT
rcid)t bat, 70 febrt or ipiecer lit ieihe alter
Snneen ;rild 2
CScrtlesuu9 fpl9t.)
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Sie G,rr,enn,.,,a.

9Rit 8er9uii9en benerfen mir ben @ntbns
iIasmls, nit psld,em bic grnennlmg ben
Soarrifcu uno qSetifer ilberal i'm Staate
auf1cupmmcn iptrb. Sebcu wett thre Sla9s
oe al Der Sptee fat alIer OemrfratiIhen
3eituH9cu- ole Siebermdnner beS Qans
6cs baben iId) infer ibr perIanlmelt uuo Der
fId,ere uuo bcitimmte 2cr, ben Die @c9en>
@an Srreu pre0e fat blrd9an9iJ III Se5t9
auf rie irrbIbcfauute erite gSabl Der Sreis
m7lHler 9leunfipauiens augencnlmen battfn,
it Drbl 9cci9net een 2cfo Scfc6 ais idhcre
9cr;eiden ihrer 9iieeerla9e gu pienen. lSir
ttmteu unlere 3cituu9 febr gut nit 9liSSit
gen dnfillIeu, lpeldle biefer @rucnuun9 III
Sen w6rmiten 9nspriiden tbrcn VrifaI 9es
ben.
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Mrs{lpenfs gSptfetraft.

Uisies Hcfumcrt erreid)te nus am leeten
Wiinrcd 9lbeno, mo 1T, ipie 9eir6bnlid,, lcbr
lang, IA mir eielctte niCbt gan; siurilctcu
t6nner, ip ipereeu MIR 9clc9entlid, slnesigc
unb Semrrfun5cu in "patrict'' ilbcr birlcls
be cilirlicfen.
l.r. &an Iuren ieridt I'D, atermdlS irbr
gelduf0 iiter ca6 llntcrfdaefdmmer 9lmt
aus, mo tnpFeMt ben Scnqree Gle glaSs
brctan1 etef6 GjrlesSDlteui6 an CT laat,
caB er eeu ecr gSpbIfdrtb cipcr gclcans
IIat eieitr 9lrt fcit uberSeugt marc, Cpabrs
lthciuIidl fur fdl lelblO, npo milnitht, bdG
baejcnige, ipae rrYprhcr rariibcr 9eiagt, tes
hcrstgt ipsreen ncdlte, ipeebolb CT Ild' and,
niit ipciildnfti9 hieSnat earllber anSldEt.
,di &ctreff Ger 9idtieRale1nf hat CT lciie
sOieinmg ncd riht 9eanccrt. Scldle ,NiiHs
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snu eer nanbluno ees @b,p, 9S. S9uttcr ipes
oen senl 3erhSr filr eeibcl, fprfur CT i'is
oouosffaor bof, eafs er lit fein &erhpr nit ulls
oeben Sarf. Scbalo als er ipnBte, oas
ipir fertig fir SerbSr ,parer,-oaB p't es,
rcit ,paren, allie Die Sdledtl9feltell pcn AaS
pip u. Derter eurd) IN nj De rle 9oa E
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~ n baben, uno niahte llh "ans remStanee' !"
Gas 8eif bicfe6 @aunties taitt nun lelerL
,pcr I'D, fllrdtet III ein 8erbSr pe9ell 'pertsrs
@ctrii9ereien Su 9ehen.
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Sgits Sia9ner tssa.fi cils gut G5e.
p&CDfaeiS babeu.

G5 ii idStlcrlitl Ypenu man maudlmal bic
Gdlmnebatrric cce Wimdhapicn i'll ole Sodus
be befcumt, uno fleht wie er ild felbit asa
GIesn fauof. &ori9c 93rde ipdr eies
spieecr Ger 0al. @nnpccer Mnndhauieu
rcer jcmano lcuit ben CT au9eiteiit bat ais er
hem 8erbSr ausipid, uno lld, BARON madlte,
fast DaB er (lRind1hauien) "fr uao ferti9"
fur ben prpjes ici, lulo 9eracc rberhaIb btcs
fem glrttttel hciBt es, ea5 or reu isaufe ats
me(ene fei ! gEie i'll oGer 9Helt rdumt ia,
ras 2 Gr hat iIch ans sen Gtau6e 9euad)t
une ecdl 1T er "ftr uno fcrti9" fur 8crbtr =
"eu0ner perratl'cr tltb inlner leltlt' un6 70
aeht cs init Nlunbb1uicn.- n.-9SaS unieru
prrSeR anbeIau9t ben mir 9esca i'm 9ebradlt
haben, ipcreen mir tc! Ger rdlbfen @curt
Dcrbrulgfii, llno hdttea cS Sie6nlal 9atbaH,
iielm I'D, Mltudlbauicu ritht Itburfiider
gGeiie aulIer rcm 8ereidle Der Gcurr gcs
n,adlt hdtte.-Die 9er9cItu19 1T Idn9lam,
ntrT ftd]er
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eaubs uno ganbamtssS SpcrteIn 81 ,765 81
Observation-Disclosures, l,4OO 90
9lucticns' 5aren, 1881 90
Oioieenee anf 8anfeStcd, 15S,230 90
Sioieeroe auf Snrnpeifs Stcd, S,905 SO
Oipicence auf Yriifeu uno Sdbiffalrts
Stpd, 34,4s3 25
2as oitf Sanfs Hioieenhe, 1885 80
Wrtbsbaues@ ues@rlaubni6fdeine, 5O,3I1 80
Stcbr: @rlaubni6ideine, 76,525 81
Strdmersunb Serfdufcs Grlautnies
fd,eiue, 5,s03 II
Sledsnnb llbrcnbdnblers @rlaubnies
id,eiie, 397 SO
Car duf 9tebens@rbfd1aften, 22,205 10
pamphletsGjeicBe, 500 80
8ernebrun9 Der @auntDsslufagen unb
2arcr, 9,916 3S
Gar ouf beipe9lhes @igcntbum, $50 46
Staatss@hartel, 9 so
Sanalsmo @ilenbahit< <3clle, 950,336 80
prdmirn fir Sanfs sSreibriefe, 227,05S 81
9lnleibel, 775,000 90
SnterciIe prn biatcrtc9ten Sci
bern, 1868 Sc
Gar anf ggrits, &c. 29,4Os 55
Gar auf 9c,piiIe Slemter, S,2l2 50
lfili%lluo grcmrt Snafocleer, 2sS So
Acknowledgment, 1881 48
3ar auf MISUNDERSTANDING 1864 90
Spcrteln i'm Staatseepartemcnt, $50 90
/ Srprteln III Ger 0enerala9meitcurs Slmts
lfrbe, I06 IS
Gidinfru @clle9e edntcreicn, BIS 30
llntsrldyeclide @inuabmsn, ,Sul65
s2,769,os7 %
Sildu; in Ger SGatfnrer, aui
1fcn 9ipremter, 1887, 1920, 1885 IA
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Zen fettcn 9tadridteu Dcu harrisburg
;ufcl9e iIno eni9e Ger 2ccc 8cec WrblieecrS
feitecHcniiren uuo ilt6 Gefdu9nib 9clicdt
ppreeu, hin cdielbit ihrem @erb6r abSupars
ten.-G6 iit jest raltltif rpieeer allies ruhig,
mb bic @jciddfte Der @eiee9cbuns baten
ibren sInfan9 gcnpmmcn.
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GjeauerRsr llitncr bat ieine 9,rrfldmaticn
Iuitcrm 5ten Gccemksr rriaGeu, ircrin CT ais
SbertsiehlSbaber Der Wttiis leiucn SefeM
an Gjen. Wiajpr patterlcu erldst nm NIT
J leilter @ri9aoe uIecrsh9Iitl uae Dem Sip
Der 9ieaicrung abSugcberL mn Gle Suit @es
fe6e aafredbt III crhalten slm lrsten Gams
ifaoe ieGten bic nuterlbicolideh @ompaaitis
en- nit {harfacldeeucn Gelpshren ecn Srcnee
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