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POETRY.
From The Log Cabin iarocate.
THE GREAT STRUGGLE.

II Z GhEAt : I'M bNAfL.
The hour has come that SINKS US or that saves,
That finds rs frcemen, or that seals Us slaves
Ye freeborn Whigs-ye sons Of illusirous sires,
Who first for freedom ht their battle iircs
Who Tor Religion, Liberty, and Law,
Frs, dared IN STRIFE their shining blades to draw,
And humbled Englands naughty pride and powek
Rise in Year might and majesty this hour
Rani from tie limbs Of Liberty the chain
Which slaves may wear, but freemen mast disdain,
Rise in your zeal, and huFl the USURPER down,
Nao like a second Cesar courts a crown;
Down gith the aespoi from his nigh command,
And ike your sires, Oh, save sinking land
That despors deeds more ruin flr have wrought,
More suffering far 70 freedoms sons have brought
han when the Indian war cry wildly woke
Re mourning mother from her sleep when broke
The voice Of vengeance, as the savage came,
And midnight gii,tered with one food Of tame /;
When bleeding beauty, innocence and age,
Were doomd 10 death BY lnreloniing rIge;
4 partisl suffering then but now, in dread,
a universe rain round Is spread
Far better fall in freedoms glorious fray,
FhsA slaves 70 pine in poverty away;
A., giEF Is glory, With carly grave,
Rather than lingering 1--we a tyranrs slave.
Rise then. re NuVs, and 70 your charter fix
cur names. as CID your siras Of Seventy SIXi
s smelling nston uow Of Heaven invoke
Ias seyer'd cham. that first yonr father's broke ;
Can yo4 behold a blasted country can
J 81 hear TIE cries Of mothers, maids and man
Nai t5u be- Oh suffering land ensi4vsd,
Ter llch tAa 1-g st freedom olce hath waved
.Gsc lana ioy which our Washington once fought,
Er5n whom vour Harrison his spirit caught;
.aa land for hich be battled, and he broke
o. Englaud's galiiag ana dIsgracsful yoke;
Nor T44ss your arm 10 lay The iyrant low,
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E.iSE Of letters
70 EhalAING IN the Post Office al Charlotte,
z Q Oh The Isl Of Oetnber. l-iO.

TS EhAlAING in the Post Office al Charlotte,
z @ on the Isl Of October, $40
AZ. H. Andrews, Edwd Alexander, Ulysses
Alexander, Miss 5 j. Alexander, Ezekiel Aiexan.
der, Mrs. E. j Aiken, a. J. Alexander, Elias A.
eSaH1er.
G---N. Borden, A. s. Barry, Z. G. Bat, Tboa,
Bfoab, A. Bryant. VI. S. Bcuyhi.I, Miss NJ. + NJ.
c. Buekhaauu.
C-Mis & Capps. Rev r. J. Crowan, Mr.. Cald.
vel, W Canady, 5. Combs, J.Capps, NJ CASTOR.
DIS Dal.p, J. K. Dodge, a. Dunn, X. II. NJ.
Dagids0n
FL FERN.
CD Griffin ?, a. G. Gee.
1T b. Houston, w Hunter r TIaft7aw, A.
tIpp, 4. r. Houston. J, Howard, VIM Iiutcht
son Nra. L. Harris, J. O'lIale
& J--B Irwin, X. Jones. Jas. Johnston.
k--Gco Kestler, Rev. 7 5. Kendall, VI. J. II.
Remedy.
Is--Rcv II. w. Tebans, J Leichfeld.
NIL Mcclure. f. II. McDowel, ". Mnrback,
Miss {. t. 80 hat II. Negahay, O. Melcolar, NJ.
Miaeham, A. MeLure.
O--Dver Orr.
FL w. Potts, J. Penman, j Phillips, s. Van
Pelt, ". p Prltcbard. w Phillip, r. Puryear.
R-Clafissa II Robinson, J Rglrr II. II. Ross.
SD Stoafd. Mrs. W. Smith, J. Shell, Higgins
& slackoyef, {. Sheppard ], Sharp, W. Shafer,
1. spencer b. Shelby.
T-Mrs. Esrcissa Thompson, s. Tarlloo, Rev.
G. II. Tslley.
W-R. B. Wallace, Jno. Wilson, Jas Wilson,
T.. 7. Williams, J. q. Williamson. A. r. Wlkhom
ii. b. WILLIAMS, p. H.
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by the hand ard bent her siepsto the srog
gerry her husband was accustomed to FIRE.
qucu,. She looked into the window, and
there he sat, in the midst of his boon CON
panons, with his pipe 10 his mouth and
his glass in his hand. He was evidently
excited, though not yet drunk. Great was
the asionshnleut Of that bad company, aud
enormous Mr.. TruesdalI's d,sma, and con
fusion, when hts wife, pale as marble, and
leading two taitered and bare footed babes,
stepped up to the bar, called for three glass.
es OF brandy toddy, and then set down by
his side.
What brings YOU here, Mary 2 said be
morosey.
1t is very lonesome at home, and your
business seldom allows you 10 be there,
replied the meek wife. There is no com
psnv like yours, and as you cannot come TO
me must come to you. | have right to
share your pleasures as we'll as your sor.
rows
But to come 10 such place as this :
exposluated Tim.
No place can be improper where my
husband is said poor Mary. Whom God
hath joined together let 10 man put asGn
DER She took up the glass Of alcohol
Surely you are no' going to drink that
asked Tim in huge astonlshmeDL
Why not You say that you drink to
forget sorrow, ana ii brandy has that effect,
| am sure 20 living creature hasso good an
excuse for drinking as l. Besides | have
not eaten moulhtul 10 day, and really
nerd something 10 supper. my strength
Woman Woman you are not going
10 give the children suc! stuff as that cried
Tim, as she hauJe1 each Of the children
siass OF liquor.
why mott Can children have better
example than their fathers Is not what
IS good tor him good lor them also Il
vi.l put them 10 sleep. and they viii for
gp! that they are cold aud hungry
d ink, mv children; IT., IS fire, and bed,
aud food, aud clothing. Drnk-you eau
see how much good II does your father. =
Wnh seeming reluc,arc., Mary sutiei ed her
husband to conduct her home, and that
night he prayed long aud frfy5nily, which
be had not done before for many years.
The next evening IS, D miracle he re
turned With steady step, ha saw his Oldest
boy run into the house, aud heard him ex.
clam, 'Oh, mother here comes father,
and be is not drunk Tears coursed dosn
the penteui's cheek. and, from that hour,
be has DOT tasted strong drink. He had
never been vlcious or upieellng, and, as
soon as his emancipation from lbe thraldouI
% debzsing appetite became known,
ineods, employment and prosperity return
ed 10 h!m. As Tor Mrs. Truesda!i, she is
the hnppiest Of women, and never thinks
slitoui pride, Of her first and last VISIT TO
,ne dram shop. ~ u Sa.
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4. I'll. A y y IL 4, ~ ~,
DENTIST.

w OULD inform the citizens of Meeklen
w burg, Caoarrus and Lincoln, that be is at
present on visit 10 Virginia, bat expects 10 re.
turn in the course Of from TO 10 weeks, from
which tine be she'll make Charlotte his pcrua.
ncnt residence. His permanency be hopes will
give satisfaction alc surety Of has performing his
operations faithfully 10 The best CT bis skin and
ability.
Oct 10, 1910. n
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THE NAIDENs or MAIgE.


The foltoang lnridenl IS related to have
token place 10 one Of the unorgariz d plaa
iauou- near the head OF the keuuebec RIVER.
lie voters 10 the township beng about
cqnally divided, and as they had 10 travel
about twenty niles to vote IN the nracesi
town, an agreement was made between the
" h,g- aud Lacos that they should pair oii
and s.i stay ~ home. Ga the Sunday be
fore election, lhe Locos concluded 10 steal
a march UPON the Wings, and give IN their
o~u votes, without letting the Wings knoa
that they had gone TO the meeting. They
miende to start early 10 the morning, before
daylight, and before any Of the Wings we're
siruDl. But It 80 happeued tina, this well
lad plsn VAS defeated by the activity of
feaoluie " hig girl. She had sweethear,
Who was a Locoioco, aud who came to pay
her visit on Sunday evening, according
to the good Old fashion OF New England /;
and, as be VAS about taking his leave ear.
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4 REMEDY ron al

4 REMEDY FOR CHURCH SLEEPERS
Nh. v, a man possessed pi much
Hut.,r WI, for many years has been en- active
member oflhe Wesleyan Methodist Church ;
AID ofen has his tnnd beeb paned By vi,
q. ssing The apathy end indifference Of
Church sieepefs. 10 the Wesleyan Chapel
at y. the evil was exceedingly prevalent,
shen the following incident transplred.
On a summers evening young gentle
man might have been seen placing himself
IN The most comfortable situation imagina
DE to ENJOY profound sleep. Soon some
rather audible indications we're gwen that
the SAID gentleman, (ahom We shall call A J
vas "in the arms Of Morpheus locked. -
The eye of Nr Y. fell upon him, snd ever
AID anon was turned from the preacher to
lbe sleeper, and from the sleeper TO TIE
preacher, with mingled feelings Of pity and
regret. Thus matters continued, until the
sudden cessation Of preaching; or the pre-.
paraiion for The collection or both awoke
A., y no vacan'ly g8Zed round him, ben
tie approach OF Mr.. Y. with the box 10 fe
ccIse the coiifclion, for moment arrested
bis attention. As the box passed 4 before
he ariber end Of the pew, he gracefully
roaej. / passed down again-sgain he
nodded Slf. V, still presented be box be
fore bun: a. took 90 notice. Ii vas
brought closer towards the sleepy bearer
ain he bowed. THs not satisfying Nf.
v be shock lue box lu!e the color
nan.i4d 90 the cheek Of A. as he aud,biy
answered to 50 pressing demand, 8" have
nothing"
Hove nothing Have nothing y OK
claimed Nr. '. with surprise Why
shat DO you mcau2'
TIE color deepeneJ as, in the hearing Of
a number Of h.s FELLOW clerks and Others, BE
replied, have nothing with me-"
The establishment Of Mr.. V. appeared to
heiah'eu as b. replied. " Nothing With you
Have nothing. And DO you come, ~ith per
fec, compacency, take up your lodging here,
and never lhlua 81 paying for It? d. YOU
think We can atiyrd 10 erect 81 comfortable
q building, aud keep iu proper repairs
neat and clean; for the accommodation o!
The guD',c, aud parsons be permitted to cone
here and sirep, aud pay nothing ior It: We
r1p't eG,rd T.. You'll mIni uyw, will yoa
tqi ~hrn YOU co,nr here again buu2 some
thing Nth ou 10 pay for your lodgings"
Ih4 mad the desired eii.cl: and never
s,uce a. ar a. Ne can learn, has hf. i.
or his associates made the house Of the Lind
u iojgiog house - Chrigiiaa Guardian.
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Mrs. VI. $. ~. Dana,

'4s' Va - H. Daha,
frt fn-Es 70 PUBLISH ~ sVbsCRirri1s.
A LITTLE WORE. TO BE CALLED
"The Southern Harm
CONSISTING ~ S.,,,d p,e,.. .J,,,,d =,
v tie mes' admired popalS' airs The want
ct serious words 70 tunes Of uncommon beauty,
hss, iof long time, been felt ~ herselfan many
others aed she hopes tia, this effort viii CRAFTY
Those Sh6 would prefer TIA, the melodies they
love should DC clothed ~ language 10 ~h'ch evofy
serious h"an ard Thinking mind eau respand.
a''h al pv 70 eninb'ut iaH's ~l'h Pi1'y ard
.i'es VIC Tue tef = Erauhed' 10 improve 'hc
~, s'l''s nave SUNG '"'o s'eheo' because
Jtc,o.t ..tt.L. r..tt f.. H.. 49,. 4,
fra,, lso i, gon &C., t,,,t.,,,,,t. l,,,.I i
II, c,.f u,il H. I'll %.,ycI,n,.
II g,fn H. nubisbrd ,bi. "a, II srfrci.r, ,,,,,,
ber ~ syb.ef,b.,s csn NJ obt,,n,d i coys, ~.
arpen.e Irconyen.op, tho.. IN. s,h-c,.,, N.
rcanested Ia mas IN ndvapre
Is, riye beia,y one ar w., s,cc;mo,. ,e ~,
stylc and design Of The onrh orit,,ng m. ,,,,sic
IT. r,.ttl,, -, :,
''' '''""' y ''' i'"' ''"'"''
when The bloom Is on Thy maiden eheek,
Aud Joy 10 the sparkling eye.
ihtfe r. yet one home for Tie heart TO seek,
mere love may never de;
in.ngh 7,an,'2pS ho"efs may "Rher here,
"hefe hn2bun2 storms Destroy
i.ry are Incoming There ever bright and fair,
'''' J''
when the cheek grows pale, aud the heart grows
@lni'
And dmmed Is The sparkling eye,
iaefr Is yet one friend for the dying saint,
1 "a IA TRpF al
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that an application will be
u made 10 the mex, Legislature OF North Caro-
Ina 10 authorize the Colonel. Ccmmandants Of The
Militia Of Necklenburg, to order out their Officers
for dril. tnon.conu.iss ioned as well as commits
sioned) c,f a, eas, three DAYS IN each and every
year. Oei 10, le4c' hP
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FEsllE Subscriber informs the citizens Of Char.
M otte and the surrounding country, that he
is carrying on the above Business on Mainstr,e O.,
nearly opposite 10 Mr.. kerT's Tavern. SADDLES
viii be Manufactured principally By Andw NoGt-
gonlory, whose work is well known tluoogh oui lgt
county. From his experience and punctaaii'y be
hopes to receive liberal share Of public patronage
GREEN RIDES aud all Zines Of merchants
be PRODUCE viii be taken in payment Also,
a boy about the age Of IS years, Of good chasac.
ter, will be lAken as an apprentices.
RObT. JOHNSON.
Sep. u. Ian. 52G
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x@ r5yHE BOATS &c the
a~s& IA Planters and hcr
EEs.ss>---ss.1 sI-sA--f chants Steam Boa, Com.
e. 49, sslsEs psny OF Cheraw," form
aug Inc toa, theIaw 10 Charleston direct. arc
aow realty. and will commence funning early 10
August The swts. Capt Mrheoz,c viii run
on he River. The ANSoS. Capt. Lubbucs, viii
run between Georgciowh AID Charleston, con.
meeting so az n avoid detention. By unremitting
attention 10 those that may chip BY them, Tie
.tmpaoy bope to deserve sud receive the patroG.
sge Of the public. The Boats are fitted up for
passengers as well as freight, and olIsr cheap
and expeditions route Tor the country. Persons
wishing to visit Charleston. could 20 down with
their produce AID return siih their goods No
ebaress IN GtoFgsisscs for iolarf0se storage Of
goods slipped from CAsiifsioa by he CompahgI
Boats. Produce Tor Nov York all be delivered
10 order IN he town. 10 20 BY the packets direct
to New York.
The sgents are Bscwn, Bryan and Dto,her,
Chctaa; T. Waterman, Gsofge,o@ni and :.
Mosty, Jr. soI Charleston.
Ell GREGG, President
Cleyar, Asr. 4. tao. ~
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Paw Ep.

- ONE Of our Notes and Acconnis arc Of long
- standing. Those indebted. will please call
and settle the same Immediately, BY CASH ~ hs
equivalent. MONEY ICE mast kdre. COTTON
taken at a fair price in payment or for GOODS.
TAYLOR, HARRIS g. co.
Oct. 81, 1870 1n
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Ms hereby given that an application Mn :,
IA made 10 the next l., gislalnre Of No,,h I. =
lima. 10 form new County ont Of uor,;a as''
Mecslenburg aud Arson, to DO called uniuS Y
Oct H. 1870.
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lolU.
Alexander J. MeLenshan
rs Petition for Divorce
Sarah McLeushan.
HIT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
u that The Defendant, Sarah MelIenahan, : not
an inhabilsni OF this Slate, Il is therefore Qfder-
cd, that publication be made ior three months 10
the Charlotte Journal and Carolina Waterman,
that the said Sarah MeLenshan appear at our next
Superior Court OF Law, to be held for The County
of Mccklenburg, al the Court House IN Charlotte
on the Bird Monday in February, 1871, and an
swer, or said petition will be heard ex parie and
Judgment awarded accordingly.
Witness Jonning y. Kerr, Clerk Of our said
Superior Court, at Charlotte, the 3rd Monday IN
August. A. D. 1910, ard the 65lh year of Ameri
can Independence.
J. B. KERR, C. s. C.
Price adv $40. ia
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N. B. Be,hune e. Johnson having sue
ceeded me in the business, heartily re
commend them 10 my friends and the public
as cowpeien, workmea, accommodating and
punctusl. have no hesitation IN say ing
iha, the frm will give more general satisiae
ton then has ever been given heretofore. |
intend to remain with them for sotne ti;ne
for the purpose Of closing my business.
TfiCs. S. ALEXANDER
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AZ ANTED-An Apprentice 10 the Printing
Bnslness. boy i or iG years of age
preierred--of good character.
WGrroa'ee Deeds for sale a. his Once.
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no the 4 able.

a FETHE public are hereby warned
tG4A q against ~ imposter, by the
go name o. DOUGLAS. who is loaf
EEl ing about the country with 10 &C.
WA cupa,ion except pleasing the people
~ b. grinding on a Machine he calls
@-<z1lszzssazss c. bal. He very fond of good
Liquor and makes tall bills, especially al Taverns,
and burrows money by small pieces as frequently
be can duge the unsas pecting with the idea
that his money 5 in large bills. SAID Douglas is
about ) !tet or inches high. fair complexion,
wears blue cloth coat, and carries with BIN sad
Ie Bags, &c He left Charlotte between the 18Th
ard l9th instant, without paying his bill. All
Landlords may be on The look ont, be can easily
he detected.
NJ w. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Oci 90. l@4o AZ
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azEznszaszs.gzss u. ly.SszE1s
81. s y -. : 4. Y 10! 9 s.

,2sasezzaz szzszzsssz sesssz 80 sssezB
EEEIERS' VEGErAy..G PILLS are daily
effeeling some Of q. : most stonshing and
wonderful cures that bav<tse been known--in
Consequence OF which they have now become a
shining mark, against hieh all tue sfroTs Of
Disappointed hope, envy and uucharitablenoss sss
evecd tbout distincaSr The toxin and com
~ arc alike filled vtht.oir % ise. The palace
aud poor hcrse alike echo witt their virtues. In
ali climates, under ell temperatures. they still re-
lain their wonderful powers, ead exert them On.
attended by age or situation They simple in
their preparation, mild in their eclion, thorough
in their operation, and unrivaled in their results.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are AuI. Bilious, AM: Dyspep,ic, and Anti.
Mercutisl and may Justly be considered I'm
rsrsal Hfdicins-hut they are peculiarly behef
clal il the lolloUiug complaints YELLOW ard Bill
,ous fcgcrs, Fever ard Aguc, Dyspepsia, Group
Liver Compliant SICK Headache, Jaundlce Asth.
ua. Dropsy. Rheurstism, Enlargement Of The
S deem, Pies, Female Distractions, Heartburn,
f1frrd Tongue, Nauses, Dstcnsion Of the Sto.
mach AND B1wa-, Incipienl DiauhG.a, !uuieuce,
Fl,brfasl Co-tiyeness, Loss Of Appetite, Choic,
Botthed " SHll0w Complexion, and In al cases
of Torpor Of the Boae els, whore q Caihartic or an
Apetient is needed. They arc exceedingly mid
ia their operation, producing neither nausea, grr-
ping aar debiiiy Retail price so cents per box
Also
BECKWlTH PILLS, GAIIlGisN'S FEVER
aud AGUE PILLS. ALUM SPRING PlLL, lot
he c1,e Of d. spepsis, Ssro'olnus, and thrcftc
Liver Di-e1>e. VALlER'S FRENCH PILL, su
eif c'aai remedy for the Gonrrffu.. &. BRAN
DREfI's PILLS, HARRIoON'S SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, &c. all tor sale at the Drug Store
of ca FOX.
CIarioffe. O.'oJcr, 1910. 4f
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NOTICE.

TsSllE subscriber returns his grateful
n acknowledgements for past Iavors.--
Having disposed Of his establishment, i, be
comes necessary TO close business without
delay. Its expected that those indebted to
the subscriber will make immediate settle
meat, by Cash or Note--ihe Cash would BE-
preferred, as II takes that article 10 satisfy
J1urneymen and Merchants. All accounts
not settled by the first OF February will be
handed over for collection.
THOS. 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Sept. IA, le40. 5ly
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InIebcnt uuo 1T jest betannt ale Gin aGeblfs
Ter, aelsbrtcr unb umparteliltbtr Nltbtsr' tss
iebt tei tsioen Yartcieu, ipnree fetr bod rrs
ecmn,anpirt pureb oen Nhtb. s. u. Wfhb!ens
tsrs, 1T cln erfabrencr Sfaatsmann, unc sn
aeitb cu Oiann init eincm shrlltbeH StrS'n
elnen Iolebeu Wlauu foten mir fur nnlsrn
natbttsN Gup,rN6r bahen.
Gin OBEY Bauer.
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6tarfer Eesen.- 8crissn ScnHtas unp
mabrsno oer baraufpIscncsn Staebt. rrsnste
ss blsr fall obns Aufpbren farf fert GIIs
t(ensa 8debe Uarsn fare anseitbwoIlcn uno
Die Shuplfia mar acltcru Meracn bcosntenr
bceb; mir bsfhrtbtsn jeosu uusenbIie pcn
9ebaesn cureh MISUNDERSTANDING Su h6ren.
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q uffo forberune.

6cinvih pfifer-uup eeden Gbcfrau Gas
lcmc, actorns 6errmaun,. wslebs prr unse'
fdtr 4 Satren aus 8rlItcl III, gIiaB tcms
mcne. in Ncn Yorf sslanect fnp, ,perren aufs
acfcrcert ihrem nntrri6ristcneu Vrnser ano
Seb,raser, fctac ibncn ricTc IN Gf0ts
fcmmt ibrrn Iufsnttaltscrt amSu5cissn, iNs
cen CT ibnen miehtiae Slatbricttcn, IN Ss;iss
buna auf cine grtfehafte Grbebuns aue
1rauereih, ju ettbeisit Bat.
&ettfrieb Steanef.
Dorf Sown1tip, Ycmbattcnpcint $40.
SelImout Ganntr, Ohio.
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9interlofenidaft ben S 0 bn Q8 e #
lp, rpei!ano Don Tobelon SaunItip,
Serfs Gauntp.

9ie ilnterlthrietenrn. Asminifratcren er.
iaatrr 5tutrrlaHcnihaft, ,perren amf Gums.
taa ben 5ssn natbitrn Dresnhcr, I'M ltbt
Mahmittaae, an bem &afbauic BON Geor;
9t 8ernant, in fer GRAFT NcaolnS 9cac,ls
wdrtla fem rpsrecn, I'M oic NGacieNenbeiten
tcrfslbeu atsuistteln. 2lle. bic nod Scribe
ruuaen al blcislte batcn, mtseH Ne saI eins
reltsu uno Alle, ibcltte nptt an oirieltc lhuIs
oia ltnb, merpeu biermit eriuebt oann uuc
paielFlt itb clnjufMcen IND atjutesahlcn.
Spdterbm iperbtn Die Sdtber clnrm Sris.
pcnsrltbter gum ginforctrn akeraeten irsrs
rcn, uno rie Nittcritbslnenrcu babsn cs fth
itltf triSnmcGcn, msmn fs unteltsn tefcms
men. .-
JaFeb tOcNly,} st,n,iri=4,s
Senry Weitlt,
gScpeinber "a. 2nl.