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From the Louisville Public Adrcrtiscr.
Woman.

Woman.
Oh, woman! truth and passion rear the throne
Where thou dost sit triumphant and alone; I.
Bright shapes of fidul fancies throw
Prsmatic colors DER thy beauty's glow
Before a thousands shrines thy feelings burn,
As vestals wave their tapers DER the urn;
A seeming tickle nature oft imbues
The color Of tiny mind with rainbow hues,-
Yet, when awakened to some daring deed,
When grief and trials come, and nations bleed
When fields of blood re-echo shrieking cries,
And hopes long star hathlelt the shrouded skies
'Tis then thy mighty heart shall fully prove,
The strength of all thy constancy and love!
Who longest fingers a, the bed of death,
With kisses winning back the feeting breath ?
Who longest at the chill lone tomb shall stay,
Pale sentinelo'er cold and paler clay7
"Last at the cross and earliest at the grave"
Oh, woman! tits thy chosen hour to save,
When manhood's naughty crest is fallen low,
Shattered and broken by the stunning blow.
JOHN N. MAFFIT.
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PROCLAMATION.
[C1 5 h
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


COLUMBIA MARCH 13,1S39.
By His Ercciicncy PATRICK NOBLE. Esq.
Gorcrnor and Commander-in-chiej, IN and o1e
Mc Stale Of S0uih Carolina.
NNJ HEEEAS, information has been receiv-
w cd in this Department, that a most at
trOc,Dus murder was committed in Laurcns
District, OIL the 9TH OF this month. by Carter
Parkcr on the body ofJeGersOn Ro,riand and
THAT said Parker has fed from justice.
Now, know yc, That 10 the end justice may be
done, and that the said Garter Parker may be
broua hi 10 legal trial aud condign punishment
for ills offence, rs aforesaid. do hereby offer a
reward ofTllREE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
for his apprehension and delivery into any Jail
in the Slate. Carter Parker is described as
being about Sc years Of age, about G feet ] inch
HIGH. light colored hair, beard incning TO red
disIlncss. rather thin visage, sandy complexion
talks quickand cuis his words shorl; face tolera-
bly, broad at the eyes, but narrow at the chin; n
snail piece broken of OF ore OF his front teeth;
broad shoulders, slender waist, has habit of
sucking his teeth, large knees and knock kneed;
he is IL blacksmith by trade, aud fund Of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State.
at Columbia. 13lh day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
drrd and thrlv-rlme. and in ihe sixty third
year of The Independence of the United
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
By the Governor.
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary Of State.
March 81, 1888 r.
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New Spring and Summer
Gdh0DS..

YHNHE Subscriber informs his friends and
81 the public generally, that he has just re-
ceived from New York, complete assort-
nlent of Staple Fancy, Spring aud SUM
mcr Goods-among which are,
ID "A sd aud "a brown d. bleached Shirt
ings and Sheetings,
A handsome assortment sht cold Prints.
50 pieces light col'rd London do.
French prints and printed Jacomet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
Muslns,
Snper printed Lawns,
A and I'D Cambrics and cambria Musiins,
Swiss and book hIusns,
Jaconet plaid aud stripe do.
LyonnaSe and brocade do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk ii. >.
and kid Gloves,
- Cotton and thread do.
Misses black and white nett,
Lace and Gauze do.
A handsome assortment of sauze and SATIN,
and Alantua Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black, blue black, and
assorted by the quantity,
lIcnl-sli,cIled, and super linen cambria llliis.
Mems and boys Pongee do:
Ladies' gauze, Hermann, gro-dc-nap and sew
Ing silk Ilkfs.
4-4 Irish linens and linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and iried busOms and linen
collars,
81 and I0-4 table diaper, "a birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
Ga S-4 and IO-4 damask table covers,
French napkins IL towels,
French brown aud grass Linens.
White and brown lincl, Drillines
Super rb'd do.
A variety of Cotton do. col d. and striped for
Pants
Osnaburshs,
Gases of palm leaf and willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnels,
A large assortment Of silk aud cotton hose
and half Hose,
3-l and "A plaid and striped domestic,
Silk, satin, and MarscilleS Feslns,
ParasoIs and Umbrellas.
Furniture. dimitv aud fringe,
Black bombazines and mcrmos Tor Coats,
Paris needle workrl muslin capcs d collars,
French baskets, beached Russia Slceiugs.
ANY thing like general enumeration o! "a
tcles is impracticablt; but these III addition: to
his former slock, make it sufficiently extensive,
aud he trusts his prices are sufficiently moder-
ale 10 be worthy the attention of all who wish
TO supply themselves with articles in his lIne.
His former customers and all who buy in this
market, will do him, and perhaps themselves
u favor. by examining his assortment before
purchasing.
Hamburg, March IL, 1899. If
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Npetie &eefss.
Flora DAY.

The following song. adapted to the occasion
was sung at the May Festival at Edgehel'
Court House.
Ye maids of Edgefield, gather dew,
While yet the morning breezes blow;
The fairy rings are fresh and new,
Then cautious mark them as you 60.
Arise, arise, awake to joy
The sky-lark halls the dawn Of day;
Care, get the hence, from Edgefield fly,
For mirth rules here the morn of May.
Ye youths, who own loves ardent power,
To yonder SHELTERED bank repair,
There seek the early opening flower,
To deck the bosoms of the fair.
Arise, &c.
Tho ages close, and manners fade,
And ancient revels pass away;
In Edge6eld, let it not be said,
Forgotten is sweet Fiora-day.
Arise, sc.
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March 4, 1889
EOOK AT THIS.

TEV1E JACK formerly owned by Capt. j.
I Weaver, will stand during The spring sea-
son, at the following places, viz: al John Sm-
Iey's (iormerly Col. James Smiey's) on FRI
day, the eth inst. when the season will COM
mence; at David Richardson's on Monday, the
] lIh, and remain until O'clock the next day !;
at Mount Willing, on the evening of the 18th,
and OH the 18th until = o'clock; at John Dem
ny's, OH the evening of the 18th. and on the
14th until = O'Clock; at Henry C.Turrer's. on
the evening of The 18th. and on the 18th until 2
O'Clock. He will attend the above named pla-
ces, every ninth day, until the 10th day Of June,
when the season will end. He will be let to
mares at $S3 the season, and $40 10 ensure u
mare TO be with loal. Any person putting by
lhe insurance, and trading or transferring the
mare, within eleven months from the time of
putting the mare, will be held liable for the in
surance money, which will he considered due
aS soon as such trade or transfer is made. Any
person making up n company Of six mares,
and becoming responsible for the same, shall be
entitled to deduction Of 81 OIL each mare.
The Horse YOUNG PRESIDENT is a
handsome chestnut sorrel, full 15d hands high,
elegant form and figure, rising 8 years old. He
will stand at the same time and places with the
Jack, and will be let TO mares at the same rntes,
and be managed by the same groom. Any
person putting to either the jack, or Horse, by
thr season, and failing 10 get colt, shall have
another chance, US long as keep either, for the
same money. The season money will be due
on the 1st day of December next All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no
responsibility for any.
PEDIGREE.-Young President was got by
Old President. Of Kentucy, aud came OIL, of a
Janus mare. Old President by HamiItonian,
and he by the imported Diomede. The blood
Of the sire and dam are both so well known by
the community a large that deem it unneces.
sary 10 say any thug more about the bood on
either side. BEVERLY BURTON
March a. 1889 -f5
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Washing Trees.-The following may
prove useful hint to those who are anx-
ious that their trees should possess beau
,iful appearance. The Boston CulIivalor
recommends lie from wood ashes or pot
ash, as the best wash for trees. Ii should
not be applied until May or June, when it
will kill the moss and all tile insects thar
adhere to the bark. There Is small AMI
NAL resembling the louise 10 be found on
most young trees. They never appear
TO move excepting in the month Of June,
and then they are not great travellers
The lie above named, if put on in June.
efIectually clears the Tree of this insect.
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Tokens Of Difference and respect are fire.
quen!ly the mere expressions ofyani,y.-
They flow from supposed nearncss to The
objects which they thus Familiarity rccog-
Mise and honor; aud remind us Of the goose,
which, passing under an arch, however
high, lowers It's head.
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The Fisheries. Alexandria Ga
zette of the 24th ult. says: "Thc wealth
er has lately been very fine for The Polo
mac Fisheries, and grea, quantities Of shad
and herring have, we understand. been
caught, especially on the Maryland Shore.
Shad have been selling al the Fish wharf,
in Alexandria, (tbe great Fish depol.) at
from $3.50 TO $40 per hundred, and Her.
ring at from 1925 to S3,64 per thousand.
The demand has not yet been supplied" 7"
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of W.
IA ley FL. Berry, deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment; and those having de
mands against the said Estate, are requested to
present them duly attested
SAMUEL STEVENS, admir-.
Feb IL. 1889 nc :
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EpIroRs.-The true Church at this mo-
men, lies in the Editors of newspapers
These preach to the people daily, weekly,
admonishing kings themselves. advising
peace or war, with an authority which
only the reformers. and a long past class of
Popes, were possessed Of; inAicting moral
eensure; inparting moral encouragement,
consolation, edifcation; always diligently
administering the discipline of the Church.
1t may be said, too, that in private dispo-
sition the new preachers somewhat resern-
bic the mendicant lriars of old times, out
wardly full of zeal. inwardly not without
stratagem and hunger for terrestrial things.
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Tie thorough bred Horse
i d .BlnoDlL. M 20

VA; I'LL siaud Ibe ensuing Srriug Seoso l,
w commencing on the l0lh oil March al
VIM. Edwards; 1Ith al Mt. Willing; 12lh al
Perrv's Siore 18th al Coeman's e Roads
l4ih ut Maj. j. C.. Aliens 18Th nj Avery BIands s;
| l6ih at Ed.eGcld T.. House; 18th and 18th at Z.
Wards visiting each siuud every niulh day,
until the lOih Of June.
He will be lei 10 mares al Eight Dollars the
single leap, Twelve the seasom, aud Fifteen 10
insure. I'm every Instance the insurance money
will become due as soon rs lle maze is known
to be- with oa, exchanged, or removed from
| the District. a company Of seven mares shall
be entitled To n deduction OF 5; OH each mare,
by each man in the clrb becoming responsible
| for The whole. r. WARD.
DcscripiiOn.-IIer Cline is beautiful blood
| bay, 15 hands inches high, of stately form,
presenting Il commanding IL beautiful front: in
| FACT, his fore hand is remarkable fps0 He is IL
sure lnal gettcr. He has run andfs%on many
races in this State Virginia. aud Maryland.-
When iIe lett tae turf, he was regarded one ol
the best three mile horses in the Stale, aud Two
miles unequalleh, aud although he has run
| manv hard races he never broke down. allr
| his lirhS are vet rs tinc rs when colt. At
three years old,a;ler winning the great stake at
Baltimore, (,ee Turf Register his owner. VIM
r. Johnson. Of Virginia. was offered and re-
| fused live thousand dollars for him.
Ills cnIis arr @cmeray very promising. par
taking of he old Sir Archy sock, his sire; arc
exi'rna doc;e and gentle, neary all making
good family horses. (where The dam is Of good
temper,) a very important consideration. His
prize ton. is much lower than any o!her horse
ever sIond in this country, when his coInr,
form, size, performances and fine Pedigree arc
taken into consideration.
Pcdigrec-ITcr.CIine was got by Old Sir
Archy, his dam, Georgiana, was got by COL.
AIson's GaIIaiin, son Of imported Bedford; his
q. dam by Calypso, by imported knowsley; g.
g. dam by Eclipse. (son ofmported 0bscnrity,)
g. 9. g. dam by Skipwith's Figure; g. g. 6. g.
by imporl ed horse Baior's Fearnought, out Of
thorough bred mare.
WM.R JOHNSON.
March A. 1889 rs
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Spring and Summer

NLOTHING.-The subscribers have Just
v received handsome and general assOrt-
ment ofgoods for Gents Spring and Summer
Goats, Pants, aud Vests, which they are pre-
pared 10 have made up, in the very best style,
and on tie most reasonable terms.
G. L. g. Z. PENN & co.
March 81. 1879. If
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Dissolution.

VTyHE Copartnership of Kernaghan g. Roo
4 ney, Of Hamburg, So. Ca, was dissolved
on the 23d instant, by mutual consent. The
Business hereafter will be continued by Thom.
as Kernaghan, on his own account. He will
receive all money due the late firm, and will
settle the debts of the same.
THOMAS KERNAGHAN,
r. II. ROONEY
Hamburg, % 1890. 3ms S
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New Spring a. SuRllERler
DRY GOODS,
C0gasaebiee ds.assgsssS0 Stage:
VIA FDGEFIELD.

yHsHIS. Stage leaves Columbia every
j Monday. Thursday, and Saturday, at 2
o'clock, p. NJ. and arrives in Augusta, next day
at z o'clock. p. NJ. Leaves Augusta every
Monday, Thursday ,and Saturday, at o'clock,
A NJ. and arrives in Columbia next day. at :
o'clock, A. M. Every thing is new and well
provided, on this line, and in excellent order,
and no pains will be spared to make every
thing agreeable to passengers.
DOUGLASS g. WARD.
/ March, If Proprietors.
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Nor A BAD HIT.-ln one ofour exchange
papers we find the following:
"a wag is publishing ideas on phrenolo-
gy. He says that conscieniousness means
reading your neighbours newspapers. and
not subscribing yourself"
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He who maintains the rights of private
conscience in religion, and individual judg-
,ncnt iu politics, will be regarded as a
sophist by the bigot in place, and as radi-
cal by the politician in power.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed, surviving partner)
of Watkins & Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, in
Adolphus J. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr. Of H. NJ. Attachment
Watkins, in
VS.. Same. ! Assumpsit.
WHHE Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases,
IL having filed their declaration in my Of.
fee, on the twenty-second day Of November,
1888, aud The defendant having no wife or at
torney known 10 be in this State, upon whom
copy of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered, that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the filing Of the said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, Ger.
Clerks Office.
Feb ID, 1888 Sw&p $40 age 3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII Persons indebted to the late Chrir-
IA tian Breithaupt, Decd, are request.
ed to make immediate payment. And all
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attested. -
JOHN BAUsKETT, Eror.
Feb. 25. 3-H
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The above is all correc: and true,
w. R. JOHNSON.

Pedigrec.-NUILlriER was got by the cele.
brated running horse, Old American Eclipse,
son Of the celebrated American running horse,
Old Durock. .Roxana, bis dam. was by the import
edhorse: Sir Harry.t the best SON ofSir Peter Tea
zle. grand dam by the imported horse, Saluum-
g. grand dam by Col. Sylnes' celebrated A.
merican horse. Old Wild Air; e. g. grand dam
by Driver; 6. g. 6. grand dam by the imported
horse, Follow; 6. G. 6. G, grand dam by the i'm
ported horse, Vamper. A certified copy, from
Virginia, signed by Benjamin Jones, Robert B.
Corban. and Francis P. Corban. For his own,
aud his colts performances on the turG reference
can be had to the American Turf Reg. g. Sport
ing Magazine. He is very sure foal getter,
and his colts are large and have asplendid ap-
pearance, and are now running with great sue
cess, both on the Northern and Southern Cour-
ses. ARCHIBALD ARNOLD.
P. S.-NULL1FIER will be in my possession
and care, till the end of the present year. A. A.
DradialI Abbevlle, 8. c. Feb ], 1899 d6
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BOOK & JOB PRINTING

AF Every description executed with
W ncalncss and despatch, at the Office
Of the EDGEFIELD. ADVERTISER.
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NEW7 GOODS.

Hamburg, March II, 1899. 7 If
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
SNihtia ppn MIcrifp.

Der @harIcitcn WlcrcurD melcet, bas cine
englilhe Scrprttc in Z Ia9en pcu Scra Gru;
Su oaoaua am 17ten NdrS au9cfommeu
marc, nit Der 9tadriht baB nadl elmer @cus
ferenS >prld,e am Scro tcr franSHTihcn Srcz
9attc Tcrcee, bcfeblj9t bon 9lcmiral Saus
bin, 9ehaltcn ipcroeu ieL Spiifcn Zen merit
faniId,cn llntcrbGnblern, Die Strcitt9feitcn
sriltcn Tranfrcith uno Oicrifr, sur 3ufries
ecnhcit critcrcr Wtad,t, tci9clc9t mdren. @s
miro bios nod bic 9tatitfaticu ouf Scitcn
Der merit1niidcn 9ic9tcrun9 nctbi0 ictH, nm
alien Sdliffcn Su crlaubcn, ihre Sdbungct
al cntlcciQen. Curd, cine @imihtm9 bon
9Iomiral Sauriu, it cS allen SrunScien, Die
pcu Merifo ucrricbeu purocu, ipicocrum err
(aubt, ic9lcih ;urird ;u fchren.
@iele @erid,tc lTnc im llmIauf untcr ans
bern, eas Mertfp rte llnfcltcn an bic fran;.
Slir0cr icprM ais bic llnfclten ccS 6rtr9c6
bcSahlcn wercc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
Ole SOeDrScr pom Sellcrbn d,. .

llnere Qeier nerbcn phne 3neifel ld) crir'
itern al ben Serift BON Der Grmprouu9 ees
rtiacn Srdmer6, Weldber Dor erci 9Srthcn
rdbe Bel eeneancaIter 9iaces9jrltno auf elllc
fdredlid,e slrt crmpreet 9efneen iruree.-
Tie 9clisei bon 2antaifer mar felt jcner 3ctt
auf ibrer Nut, um ben MGrrer auSSuipdhcn,
iyuo hattie pcr einigen Sagen bic Spur orn
ibm mad, Baltimore, no CT ctni9c 9lrtifcl
perfduft bate, Die ocm @rmcroctcn 9ebGrten
SIls Die prlisei jeccd an bem SHrtcl rads
frua, no CT lc9irte, wurcc ilc benad,riobtet,
ba6 er bic Staet pcrlaiIcn babe. Wtan muths
maBte, bd6 or nad philadelphia gc9an9en
fet, ipelfes aud, eintraf G6 1T Iettcem aus
aefuueeiL eaB Der Scrl, pelher, ipie man
rernuthet, ole ihrcdlid)c &bat bc9an9cn, III
eiucm Wrtb6hauic III Der 9Salcritraec lcs
airt haze, nadlbcr babe CT fdl nah 9Sclf'S
9SirthSbans begetcn, III Sallciphi!lsS StrdBe,
nnterbalb Der 3lpeitcn, ncld,cS cr perlicb IL.
ieineu slufeutbalt in Nrr. 3c9lerS 9Slrtbss
harS, @de bon @allppbiu uno Slo 2)crfs
9lcae, aufld,lua. Bon bier naucte CT iId,
su Wer'S. Sc9els NaItbir0ecn @uarb SNclcl,
Sc. 40. 8ine Strase, prn no er nat) 9teis
pcrf ge9angen 1T, uadoem er bios al jeccm
,bieier Srtc fId, cine fllrSe 3cit auf9ebalten.
sIm Scnta9e Slbeno 0tcn9 ete YcljSei ihnt
nad,, baB ct icsleib nlfge fcit9enon,en ,pers
hen. Mr's. Scgel bat ibren Sphn init bent
Ycli,eDbeamten nad Geugorf 9cIdnbt. Ter
tpahre 9tame be6 Wanuee fcnnte nidt auss
aemittelt pereenL allcm er ihien Elm Eeuts
iher su ieiri, untericeter Statllr, uuo wibs
rcno or iId III pblaeelpbta aufbielt, trug CT
ben 9cf bes grmcrbeten. @S ipirb eripars
tet, bas er BEL cieier 3eit in ben Sodnce Der
9erehtigfeit it,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
9Jcrter uno Spariamfeit.

Sn ieiner neulicten Sotltaft an Die @es
IesgebunJ fd,drft er bcrlelben Die Secbdd)>
trtno bon Sparianifeit eir. l8ir ncllen MN
leber, ,pie Die Sanblnngen feiner 8erwaltun9
NIT Ieiner 2ebre iiberciitinln,en.
Die @auals9cmmi6icncrs haber dilt eem
columbia uno pbilabelpbid Gte9elfpe9 BRET
Superpilcrs an9eifellt, Tim ole ildnlltohen
Ciente ~ tbun, peld,e inter @cnoernpr
9?itner bon ei ne III Superpnor ocrrtdntet
muroeu !; auttI haben he bie 3abl Der Sor>
manner um bic Soilfte oermebrt, 70 oas Die
llnfcifen bes Hte9elipeg6 eaeurd, nm 10
taufenb & Sbaler oes Sahrs Deroen
per9r6eert tperben.
Gas ndmlid,e SDifem lit al ben eandlen
befclat pcrbcn. Gin Supcrptcr TT fur 1eoe
% Hctcn an9eitellt wcreen, 10 eaB TIRE
3abl nnsfdhr swcimaI 70 greg lit ais ulter
9fitnerS Sernatltng, curdl ipcldle icr9lole
Serldlwenbuu9 Die Stdat6fcltcn AL ben
Sandlcu Su crppelt ibrem frubern Selant
binauf9eldlfpcllt iperoen. sIlS 9oupernor
porter ben Stuhl eiuuabm, faub CT jeecd,
bic 3abl Der 9emtcr, pcld)e er 81 oer9eben
bate, i'm SeraleidD init bem Sdlparnt ocn
huu9riseu 9lemterjd9ern, welte thn I'M
9lemtern beitilrmtell, piel su 9ertn9, lln1 nnr
ben sebnten Shcil bcriclbcn befricoi9en Su
fonncn, 70 bas er iIt senCtbi9t fano nsue
9lemter an ben Efcntlihen Merfcn sn err
lhaffenL um 70 piele icincr Qcccfccc Slnbdns
ger nit einem Srcden gu bcfrieoi9er, ais or
m69lih fonute. 9Scun audI cacurd, bic
Soften bcS Staats I'M cint9e bunoert tauieno
Staler bes Satrs permebrt iperccn - eaS
fllmmert i'm nidt cas &clf mus beSahIen,
uno eaS Gclo gcht in Die Eaidcn Der Wscbrs
fratcu, bic bann Soerrn pprtcr rcm ScIfe als
eincn lcbr t!r0en uno iparianlen @cupernpr
aupreiien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
Sr. SDutt'e Ga6c.

QGir t6rcn, CAP Die &jrdncscury cine Grnc
Sill 9e9en bteicn Mann 9efunrcn hat unb
spor in fclgenoen etlf 9ufSdtluu9en:
l. Setrilgcrildler @rtwurf NIT z. 9. unb
SO. GDctt, I'M Sitter ;u perbeimliherL gum
9Sertb bon 100000.
2. Setrii9crildle llebcrIdrcibrng ;u z. 9.
uno s. QS. ODrtt Gjnter gum gSertb scn
$4,000.
3. &ctrj9eriIde SluIdli9c, nit Gh. 99.
Opctt Gnter gum 9Scrtb bon $4,000 Su
perbetmlihen.
4. Setrilgcrild,e lleterifreibun9 all {. .9S.
0Dctt, jr. gum Selauf orn $4,000.
5. Sctril9eriiher 9lnldla9 NIT R. g.
ODctt, nm Sitter gum Wcrtb bon $4,000
III Ocrtcimlidcu.
6. Sctrilgertither 9lnidld9 nit QS. Neus,
I'm $40 Gielo Su ocrhcimlid,en.
Z. Sctrll9criltc llcbrritrcitun9 al Sulia
Gpctt, NauSs s@erdth fur $1,000.
s. @uter II. &aufmaunswaare perbeinI>
lid)t gum gScrtb bon 100000.
8. Gcrbcimlihuu9 prn 100000 iii GeIb.
10. DO 10 pom 100000 III Gjelc.
IL. DO bp pcn 10000 Sbl. in Gielo.
ollie init Der Grmartun9 tae eS m69e gum
fcrucrn &rrthctl fir i'm lelbit letn, uup nit
ocm Srriae feline Grcrttcrcn 81 bctril9cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
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ten Nirntage 9ehaltenen Wabl fir Ssomte
Der Staet 9lIlentaun cripdblt:
9,Irgcrmciiter.-Samnel 0lrnf.
StaStratb-Oaniel Getper, SoeurD Gets
d1ert Samuel McYcr, Safrb S,a9enbud, 9lns
brcaS SIce, Sarth. Salltct cabr'
S6nlzSircctors. - Safcb D. Spas,
9briitiau prck, Schn S. 0tubei jr.
Soudb= &Unitnbcl.-0icuben StrauB.
2trmcnpfiegcr.-Gjecr0e Seiper.
lScgmciiter. - Martin Shwenfi Gis
mctbD Seibner.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-04-03
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ben lIllo rtio nod lebten. Cine Der,
iclterI GaS @elo tctro6tenb, pel6es
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