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People 70 sci aside all this testimony in favor or his
anonymous and mysterious witness--Wc advise Mr.
y. The next time he makes so grave 4 charge, TO be
prepared TO bring his witness on the stand, or Tie Court
VIII non suit him. With al! due respect, We recommend
mn 10 remember the advise of Lord Ci,a,lam, 'wlIem
ne mas nothing 10 say, he had br;ler'say nothing"
we defy the greatest Sooihsaver Of ancient or mo
dern times, 10 reconcile the Dclphic revelations Of W.
II. iiarrlson.-ln his last letter to the Wing Committee
OF y. York, Rept up till the 18th Of July, as If such
l.'Jnhe, wiSay-washy stntf were worthy to be reserved
Tor snch u day,) he declines all further 'proftssions,
promises and pledgcs"-bul refers to his lrti,r 10 Den.
ny and Sherrod Williams. If we consult these former
documents, as well as his recent c&pnsiticns, what are
we TO make of his doctrines on the Veto power, and Of
their application 10 the Bank and Abolition questions.
my, ne tells US, that he would not exercise the Veto,
ont III an extreme case, and when the Constitution is
violated, &c. lie tells US too, in ls22-indeed, be
sometimes pretends 10 repeat the same opinion al this
day, that the Bank of the United States is uncon.
sttlutiona'.-Well of course, he will veto the Bank
By no means-What, will he sign an unconstitutional
Bank Bill: Will he swear 10 support the Constitu-
ton, and yet permit it to be violated himself: Ave.
marry will he.-Docs he not tell Shcrrod Williams as
much Did he not explicitly say so 10 his querists at
Newark: Yet this is the man, whom the Wings, and
Webster and Clay, and the whole clique are attempt
ing to palm upon an enlightened people" Mr.. r. NJ.
!: Hunter is right. Make this supple Politician Pre-.
sident, and he will sign a bill for a United States
BANK, should Congress pass IT,
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nv Tpr u r rI.tEs

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, Capt. G. W
Munford, witt. thei5 guests, dIned at Buchanan Spring
in accordance with tline-honored custom, and atnid th'
Creates, good feeling and h!larl,y drank The io!!owIn:
,1lSfs.
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Your obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON

Tie Philadelphia |. 5. Gazette, (Whig) bcgs IFS
readers not 10 abe troubled about the operation Of the
new Sub-Treasury Law, as If that enactment were t.
bring any new. sudden calamity upon US. The Sub.
Treasury has been IN operation for several years, and the
Sub.Trcasnrcrs have been in operation for nearly an
equal length o:timr. The evils which we are now en-.
during are the consequences Of the Suh-Trcasury Sys-
ten Illegally exercised Indeed, sScveraI wears =
Then V" have this assurance at least-lhat The Wligs
cannot make any new capital out Of the measure.
Things, then, have got 10 be the worst Well that is
one consolation. And now we hope they VIII begin 10
mend.
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Tho subioined article. from the T.. 5. Gazette, Phi.
adclnhia. paws a Just tribute to one of our fashionable
watering places, and We take pleasure N transferring j
10 our columns. 1t is, we are told, from the pen OF
Adam Waldo. Esq, the distinguished Editor Of the
"CircuIating Library
oHarrnton Sutpa"r Springs, Ta-Having lately
returned from these Springs, whittier was directed By
nv physician. on recovering from a severe attack o
dropsy. solicit a portion Of your columns TO dissent
nate, as widely as possible, a knowledge of their valua
BILE restorative qualities in various complaints. J ash
this favor in behalf of suffering humanity, well salts
fed that many valuable lives mightbe saved and meal
culable suffering prevented, were our community gene
rally acquainted with their virtues. lhongh ! may
write warmly on the subject, | assure you nave no
the smallest pecunIary interest IN the concern.
write from the conviction of eIperitnc'-nht ;"
case-and the observance Of other cases, furnishing !"
evidence; and feel well satisfied that, Tor some u -
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Very r. respectfully,

Tho MesSrs. Rucker, owners Of th- superior Il" in'e't>''"E
,ran NJ .rnding. a. formerly spoken Of, are n"w al work; "h""i
,ITrr, al CnI. Eyar'-. in Washington county, and the other at capt.
Thomas PENS. in Patrick,
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,n.'atuiate rhc Republicans Of Albeinar" ana t' wh,ic
.nfl#. country. They are ROW - have an organ oi tWch
Ih,y have tltf la>,a the Office Of the thaIiottG>N!lr ne
Ao ln ord, u 90 immediately 10 work-aha WI 'lth a.
battery against himself. The new paper WIZ h' conduct
p I A4Hlg gentleman Of talents, energy, ana hflubin"h
.N', and arrangements are making 10 hringt out f"tthW Hh
."'af} 81 Jefferson = about TO be wresied rom NJ h"I"S "
'H ai"~'a,.~ L. ms principles, or originally AMEN !" NJ
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RI1LLAR Tn,sIS.

1.-The 4h Of July, &c. May each anniversary mark
the dissemination OF It's principles, till all nations hail /
as the resurrection day Of Freedom. Tune. Hail Co.
luHbia.
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Eank Of Tirginta--At the late meeting of The Stock
holders, a new code of Bylaws was established, I'M.
der which, among other things, all the officers are re-
quIrcd TO enter into new bonds for the faithful discharge
OF their respective duties, a compliance with which is
TO be effected by the first Of August. In the mean
time, partial changes have been made, by the removal
Of the Runner, and the appointment OF VIM. a. Ro-
binson, late Book-kccper, in his place; the appointment,
Of .-- Nass as Book-kccper, ana the abolition o
the Office lately held BY Mr.. J. W. Blair. 1t is also
understood, that the Cashier viii resign his Office, as
soon as his successor may be ready 10 take the post.
More CorreSpondoHcc-hmld all the cares Of public
affairs, Mr.. Van Buren, can find time to answer the In.
tcrrogatorics of his Fellow Citizens-wh!lst General
Harrison, with his Committee, is unable to write fol
the puLHc eye, though he does sometimes write for the
pirate cm.-The last Raleigh Standard contains a re-
ply of Mr.. Van Buren,, of the 10th June, addressed &c
Messrs. Mebane, Moore and Rodgers, OF Murfreesboro
in which he takes decided ground against the power m
Congress to abolish slavery in the Ttrrit0rUS. We
shall publish the Correspondence in our next.
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:. 80 VFWAHU-Ra away iiUin tNE sDO-tFNf, HFIHE III
.S.)U Buckingham county, IN Monday, the ga oi Jun", my
,E r n,VES alrrt fnry year. Old. entirely black, about ~ feet
hI,l .parr mad. wth Ms upper fore t"cth out-vrIy sensible.
Va a,hrr marx rrcoIcrtrd. I fear he 's ui'ninrio Tor some ice" STATE;
! an ,i,,. no ,bnvr r. ward II taken out Oi The State, and secured
40 ,Yl \, ma / p,t him arain-and ten dollars If taken IN thu rnar
-, ;" y d,l,yr.d I, me. o. fifteen dollars If taken in the adjoining
COUNTIES anu RICHARD MOSELES.
I--t
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- :. II. MORTON.
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WHEAT WhNTED.-W, wish 10 purchase ''a'at' a. ",'"'
w and will receive il al the Basin bank The dep"t-, o. ut hah
chester mnls-aHd for that o! good quality We "H i've th. I'm, -
,,,rk,, pr,c,, particularly for old fashioned white wheat th' WIZ
make first rate family hour. .,
,, l--Wsw
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bate, in neItbsm {anss 1e rdbrene jeasr 3tit
aullerE ausasosbn. tenMEt ipurbe, bel 5nlttn,
0srtaltunsen, &atarbiebsr, Gnstri.iti9teit,
Geudbuiisn. Goeitens uao GifenIetmcrSsn,
8iutipsleu, jsprr 2vt Srniis nnb suu9cnees
itbperosbuup in (Scmmuua Ger berannabsu:
aen Ansssbraua. Sielss eann ais sob 1cr
ptlafH Wlcei;tn ssia't werpcn, ater rie 5e,'
tlnsetcFanntmatbunssn fac sufc0jpielia fas
iu; ls9tr befrlcrisrnpe B1ioels in peffeu Wlr.
eUnacn lpirb in clgem BuiueAs banIlt arfnn'
ben merren, 70 pic aue5 sahlfrihc GmpfhluRs
sen ole UnIpeiiunSeSettcl bc0leitcno. llrber
1000 Slafthen flnD aasIn in spbilapelphia
pahrenO eem leetfn QSnter psrtauft ,pOrben,
sin ItsrScusCnerr 8ineis prn rstn Olnstar.
tcit lcnIs marie eiHs 10 9rpfIe Nuantltat ME
pettANfs mprben FIN. ...fs..a. ....
90 ipirfiam 1T bic Ottrisn Nr,peltn in
Curirua1 ter pcrltb!rben;n &ranFbelt5n fir
'Dcltbc ilC empfcbltn 1T, aaB its- ailfn anbCrn
3ubreltunarn bon GdrlapMllla, pdNAtea6
&c. fthuCi! ppranafbt. .-..4..
8lels ;SruaujHg lnb NOu SCit SN 3cit crbal:
ten unO bGtInHr agmatbt morbcn, ah2r aCr&o.
itcnaufwGNp Voa 3SitunAstGtdHntnlaClu
psrbIeter ccrfu WiittbClIuEa 0Ibicr. 0rC
&eltbtgI IdutiAttcu ttumcn Icht Nbu 5rult wcr.
pcu peu rer glNeltbFcit p!tirr WiChi;In msRu
ite aurHftH on >2llpe G5GiUnehrie gmpoyum
$40. 1871 0lcrOSwcitrnlivaiIt MutsgbaIt tcv
a3snE @5jrallt, 5nm Gebilr beS "acIeencn2tcs
ievs 1HHe 9tbAnacn" 0illp0 3,uauiat mc
OtailTDeiiuaArn ~ tnnrcrten ten iSouen ccr
IugrtpayrI3ilen Surcn rurtb piIie WtretSla,
poi3tjclat iYgrecn F1nnfn.
0rAcna, ten ., 5nni, .
.1.Nigis W,CbHiu lit nin hen otrn au3ts
aeteHen prcis ia Nicer 9tatGNeSu Aaten.
SoyUni 50. ..-... bp,
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9Hit 2tbtun0 SIR
81. 1s. QB,Illams, 81.

q. Gs. QBillamS. 81. ..
2lusSu9 sins6 grrtljfat5 rom Gbrip. Sefter
. bcref, kebrtacn Frtftptntsn pcn.
e&aibingtrn @elc9s Wtains.
"8cn friibcrer prrftnlibr Scfanntfbaft
MT Or, 9. SaW,, eintm rrauIdrcn Gtuoens
ten DER meSijniiben llniperiitit ppn Ysnnpls
panlen, uno sinen erflbrenen 9llGlitbsu 0rafs
ttanfen pen OteeRinsn mar id, i'm Gtanbe
ole SablrsltDsn attefate 81 8unlten isinsr pers
lhRcenen mceiSinjfbsn Vrsparatientn ,u &c
taft9en' psImsbr lpie cine Oiebrbeit Sc!;ber
ole nlCbt ejeitS pilTtn. Natb s:ntn1 9,erluh
fsrlslptn IN nlFiner ti1enen 8amilic, une sini.
g papen perienltf, babe icb mCb ron ;oErbrs
belt ele'sr 3tu9nliF rtai9 IberSsuat. Gie fiuo
mas ls perAebsn iu isln-tsint Nuafa[bereien
-irnosrn thnlfld) bgrsittts Mlebi;nen fir els
ni9s Ger 9efaArIitbifsn menftblilbsn Sranfbci:
ten. SSdp mei6 rab fe hch9titdet unb rsrs
fhitesntlitb rrn ben geicbidtslten Scftrrsn Der
|NteS'n prr9ehrisbtn lrerten, frmebl in bic.
fer g taft ais tcn}f no, uub id> nebne fsiner
Anlfanc eileIbsn ais sinen ftb6ebarsn 2ufae
u unIErn mtptSnid)sn Mattrai, unS cine II,
'bsre icWc0l nIS mijbdtlidb lmc nltslibe Mtee
Njn fir rie SranFtu su empftbsn."
J(ufl6 Oabcrf, ir.
sum %trfauf bei dcorac 10. Oarelv.
Nprtbsfsr, Nort 5ts GtrdIn Nsapina, Qasnt
illr Or. Sapnt.,
s$anlar7 Z. .s.-rs.. ss fy
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$50 1T Or. GeioY?
@a6 1T Or. qeiop

al, ,,u,c 0lEnl+ f,Il r,y ,,,irrcu,I CSrin n,
~oa' """5E 80, 1s,i' ,r"t ~ I''t'.M' S''," 1'">
~. ~ =, ,,n. "vM 't'' i.u ,,"ntH a =, sv.r'''"''"'
'''| -, "'H,", =, =, ''H'.n' -" "'"''F".
", s. ot, y. a. s'p 5 10 ,pmr. e." IL ''a"E|,t ~ 81 u
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.m'" pp'lts, Gg"F.I@,' "a e'IS' G.'."'o"0'
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'S go r.. <,''u ~ ~" S,t'. wv '""'',.
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rcrf ~ ~, ,rrJIhr rrnfrn M TrTtb C"IfEr srifs r''
Iilmn,i,nrrn nm llnPnnf,aru ltifbfer ~ bIn<
t,rtl.gn d"
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glnla eun9 sur Gubitrip pr ol
.-- -. FIR hCn ... ....
gibera II 95co ba db ter.

linn bic ctcu0cnnnntr 3eitunN Icricl mic
m1AIltb msbr IN pcrt,eitcu, crldutt 1tb htr
GcrausGCtf. rCrltlteM nas atshrts Qutli,
sum snr lIntcrlhrlft fir cidrttc er9ctenii
,tn}uI@tGn. --
9a IN 2:crfG GaWutp etins anocrc rruticbc
3c,tns tcitCht wrltts rlr mAbren Grinr
iaee rCr uuptrfiIItru Ocmotratie rerthcl:
eidt, 70 perten er SrtunNr fee Gsgu. Gs!S
~. El3arrtsou uEa .Yohu gp'ar tc:
irnrcre aufmtrtIam barauf armatht, nHr
btflcb atcr crnltIlth e"lntbs, fir ike Ser'
brctUus Su frracu. .. .-...
y nSu gem:
Ger "2jbsrllc 2iscbad'ttr' erfCbsint jseen
0itni5l9 AMI einsm 9rcitn GupErattr9cn nit
ilhtnen Qttttrn 0Grrutt. Ser G5ublcrptjrnS
4rtis if 9 IL { bate beS G'nbr9, mcl<hGt
IN baltIdbrj9sr @crlu6betlbtun9 srb;tIn miro
lBsr i'm QaufI es5 GSaDr6 ndlt bsiAblt rem
wNren Gbaitr 50 snt9 fir ra5 SaBr an9e'
Wd}net. - .r.
Nrr f1rrre 3cit ais 6 NNcnat mirS Gtjl
tlnttriNrtbtr ln1tncnmsm Hnp stmaf9e Nuf
ifllnSi9nngen nerren nur hAnn ang'ncnmEn
mem ilc enen !nienat pcr 2ttluf rsS Sub:
itr'rtru5 Itrmne Ntilbcbtn UUb gIejdjsldt
aNs Miifitdnei abbeMbIt ptrren.
StFantmlchungSn wsreen eanfb1r an3t
nrmncn unp fir Den 9sWGgnlilDcn Yrei9 ein:
8crlift.
lInt,rfhrsibtrn in bjeitr G,tart lpirt riC
3:run9 portcfrtj 9el,bidt ,psittre 8ritnbnn.
gen 8Giheben eurtb tje l'r,t seer $ri0er, pcr
tytetirn fir q Ssm jdbrlilh, aui &o)fen rt'
bstryHtntsn lintgrl,breibw
Nritft unb 9Nittbelun8en mdf:n = crte
II re / cn9cilntt wCreen.
&'ah'nM zen 28, SAnl.r.
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8ieep.cfpcnt Der Ser. Staatsa.
03 epin a II nac II.

I ~ y, = % y u Y u u J ".
Ser Observation-Disclosures mirr tsssumlitt
meth auf einsa Gupsrialhrsen lttSn unp laus
Der fir "Ginen Sbaler" rse Sahrs in balbs
jabrissr 0orausbc5abluns aepradt eriebsis
nen. l,Ils Seitunaen ric burtb plc sDrlf bee
toresrt perpsn ssDea anf Soften Der llnters
ittrciter. assess.
Dlcjsnisen Ssrren welthe Gin paef scn s
ucucn l!nterltbreberm iaiumci,, tnp fir Ole
Ys8ablun9 tteben, srtalten eiHe trsl. "-.
*. Prlcfs uno M1ntbeiluasen au oen Scr:
a,rSatter mhiTtn QeNfrei ieini fcnit perosn
ilc nltbt an9cncnrttll.
g. q. Eintcl
Gfipraffpile, Icnt9cmcrp gannrp, spa.
Ofal s, $40.
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fir ttc fcrnrrc gcraussate ess

Gretbcit6- 9G q d, ,ter 6,
i'll 9tirpAdtriIIe, Wlontarmrrp GNNntr, spa
9ae acebyte peuutg 9Dntltum ponMfpnt
aomCrp nap brn AnAfCnje0pta GGnNtles. In
GtlGt NtnNfpIUaNcn mercen rbrrupoii h,
nA,.rithttltt pcn r:m 0rrttblSa, fir HE fst.
ners l5WaEsadse rorcia9cCr 5ic'tana, mrItb,
itit eInlsgn SIbrGH pon prn. lirno!o pu:
speuc, Jtgt SU0ueNctrr res ">lbWalsn }es
obahtrrs," III OsAema.) bsgAnsAtattenpur;
&c. tab i6 jest tsc Jesrau6aabe cbiNsr 3e,s
tuns aan; alcln auf ini,b 9cnrnuseR babe, II.
Raounsn fiji, plclclts frrntrbm auf bic mabs
rem rrpntl!tanNcbru @rnneiase 1Oafbins,
toms btrane5u1etuh 7 atlnttis far plc gr.
m1pIuus vcu e1rnrral lDi!iiam 4. Harri.
lon, osr 6clo BON Iippctanoe fir prelt.
rsnt, une Jebn Uyier rcn 0trainIsn, fir
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III A&A hiORI'UAGH5,
JUDGEMENT and CoMM0H H0Nns
Ifov Sale ut this Office
$50 III l1tlannc6 Swat,

avs platrcnbWft, oEUamt @5tnttAarlt?
syDhann 6aab it nit irinCr Satin Anna
SsbcrRs Griy por ttma 10 SabrcH III rEu0'rs
ciuiatm @taatcn GNateommcn. Gr (oil IN
5ltu Dprt sclaunet fem u. fit 'inia; 8cit III
WIitbiAan aafacbatsn babcn Sey i'utGr3rl'h
HCte lein GNpaQcr m6lbtr 9rrne rem Aufent'
bait tefG!tCn cgfdbrCu, uup erluctt tahtr l5R
nnb SSpm. trv NNh'MlnB blCri,bsr 9ttEn
tInu, I'M srfllliSe 0lahy!ht az --.
Olidaa Syie,
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Sr. ,Jopne'6
6 rye { { Q t q Il {.

SieIe unitbdBbore MseiSin belpirft tdali,b c
nj9s Der B6tDlf WuuNerbariten lSurtn wcltbs j.
befannt maren. Qtue nic (ie Qeb:auCI>t bab;r
tlr 2tliDma, d,ulftm :g!utiftln, ltGdGntu
| S,uiien. &ti6fub rrsr @.ipe6, Nuaittruna
: Sbrraiftbs3 SeitsnFe.hen, 5etiErfct, Gtbncr
zen uub 5eiiirfHt, &tbHltrHn rno sSrutihs
Fltnmunl, ilbmtrsn &tbtm, ,InH jett anptr
Rranfbeit Der un9e unp Q5rult, t0nntr
unb tDugn Ycn htlEn 3uBbarFet ;eu1ln.---
r>Srpn &, feline lln5stunbGsit Der QGft.
rGErtl III cine Kranfbtit pts jdbrliCb 3duNRet
unD abermalb Sautnbe in ein por}sit4 @rat
perienft, ,oirb aElcSelt pdniil turrt gle Ges
WGDntben &3Vmetome ptn e.ltr &rlntbe,t
[GrOnbltIal fno bultcr, z thngr;en rtr yum,
9s uuo re6 l.aiit6. J:eiitrFtt, ltpers5 gttb:
men, aitDma, GeftlitbGs 8itbtr, Nufmnrf prn
SbIgim Deer aneeym Gtef mie au:b m1na;s
mai 8lutipsifn. 50 III cine @ntinnrun0 pcn
csr fsnIn S2aut, wsldbc inpsnria in Ten gufts
rcDren rpsr guft9sfaGcn it unb rurb alls Stti
ls Der gm9e lduft. 0ieier Srpettordnt unters
eradt icglsicb zen 6 ulcn, Gle GdmtrSsn,@nts
Sdubun8 8ieber unb lvbNsrt6 AtDmsn, trnat
eln frelss une 0tlneee Nu5Wc!ftn ytrpcr une
btpirft eine Sur III furRr Ssit. ....-
&le NEDnm Miro jeoer< raeureb furrt--
Smsi oper reer bret 9rriIs Icite furjrt etn
5tifHuB erer ,5ipcs Bel Slnosrn, in ftinf:
Wbn Minuttn Biz ~ elmer Stunhe Stjt. Ger
GeiAbuiisn miro paturth lr9lcitb 4slneert uur
cine Sur IN futSI 3st bs,ritFt. 5-unberte ven
Ntrlcntn melhs Die @IusTbrun9 Battem unr
bon hrfn 9lsHRn ais unbeifbar srt!drt partn,
iinS e1burt) witterlm III ibrer rrifrmn,entn
9tiuneDtit Dirqeiisttt WcraGn.
Or. Jenatban u rinM .. 9. 4refircnt
ROM SrdnplIle SNIe0e, in Sbip, (fir;!ib BON
gteu Wcrf) fd9t :--er babe untsr elmer lfarFen
8rfdltunNS uFtn unp Selllrtsit 9sIjttsn,uno
r56 ttln Ntbmen 70 fhmlsrig Gtmeitn itj, ndk
CT G@D III 0ro0tr Otf1Dr fIl0ltt 81 crtidtn, rIs
ct aber eureb een @5stra,tb ron riNem @rpcts
tcrant rcltenlmsn ber9slte!lt mllroe.' STRAIT
SllF0, reu S0Iemt 9t. g. Wurpe Won Der Njfb
ma, meran ite 20 Sabre lana asl'ttsn battt,
curb Cen Gtbrub p0n ? SIai,ben rcn eislr
Wsojs'n, furtlt. Trdu 2Sdrr, pom ndmlis
tDrn Srt, ,ruree sbsntd(l5 ron Der nimid)en
NrantDelt, bur(b ben @e6rNutb eon einCr Sla,
lbG tlIrirt. Cine junAe 9arnt, ebtnfau5 pnn
&alem, meltbe ris iDrs Srtunee QllubtenSisnl
ltb ltarf IN Gefabr Der Nu@Nbmn9 mar, mur
o. eurtb ben OcbrluCb pcn 8lai,ben, rrls
trnlnicn bsraeittlr. Or. Ioaniton bon ct
,SanlcFt Y ltf;e arcltnd, MAR ltarf nit Cinsn
Euittn, l'etIertsr mc Gthmcrien Ger Qunas
bfbaittt, une turCb een 8ettanb BON elmer
Nlatbe pen eisltr OItpIS'n flno Ct lfdneBafts
alnecrun9.
NaS fcf9cnts @srtffat 1T scn einsm rrafti:
jr'nSsn %rst', uno fsbr rtipsctatsIa @siifii..
thsn BON Der Ofettepilfsn &jemenos, edtrt
!Nooelt Sam1 @a. 9u0rir 81 1888.
s9r, Sapne.-@etbrttr Ssrr Sh ba6s ibr
glfsttrrant nbsraa IN meinsr praris anas,
~ lnS u fir In fcntnn hrsi Nn,e-, 80, .uh &:
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EDl!CI)ev 2ln5elge.

Grlasnpe Q3Itber lnn in ser @ruGerrt cie:
fer 5eitnn9 u,n tiI!i8cn Drc;s 1u h@ttn:
GplmIcn's nsucfsGev &inserfr.pnr, vcn Sc.
99,dslhctft, pbIEArr!pbtn, 1889.
Srutlcb: ucus &siiamG"W.
Scr uncertainties @CibtNt&ncr.
SR eritbitbtc hcr 95trdQi9cn G5tAatGn 0pn
Sgcrp 2lmeripa, G,lt tr GWDGfNG9 nSr
nsucn Ip&t bit aufrS6 SaEr 1857, Gus
erin Gngl5tGsn Hteriget YEA GG !! ; : ~
D e tbEe glcup0rf, 1888.
3itlclbc, nom Sabre I497 bis 1857, 0tcrs
fgN mn beyans9 9eastp r0n q2 i | b. s.
,., s, $,Hiber tsm Ybi'Arclp9!a, 1889.
$itcn, Sbaten NWp MGinun3cn ts6 Ii!rlfb
3,0inali. critcn ltvGcscrs fGr rCHilbcn
.s suauselicb.rtfpymWta &irtbe,rcn Jehann
2(nsu;t Gcrlcb, gbcmbcretnt9, SN3. 1891
Scr 6iRNsi auf Grren oecr 28ca Ntr Slha
... (cli9teit. &M8yRy!t pNn gNriftAn &ett:
hiIf Gal3nau, bcagtGitGt unu GtNrap Sic
brisA GtpgMeycr, pAdarGIphia 1880.
Ser lanae pcrsrraene Sttae uNo Gau':
-. GWuue, Gin uheAGc6 gaths nnb quite
81 8acb fit ,S5rrrrAaNn, 9ftfpA@6Wa'
1887. ...s....
antAb!6htgustn pnn Gstgis fir Nadacns
feaps uNp autaef.aNte GRrijtrR. gen Sc:
baaH &afpar $lUaHv. .$dHt4fGr. So IS a.
tnthrrittts i.go rciormlgtG tFuNtSc u. =, Z.
Whdcr. .... ... .. az.
aiTeyesm &5Areib, ,QApirE. Gencyn 1t e5Grdit
a.. GoiuteIo wit audi l8!auis flir IFert&N9ss,
eJubQenlent uub CcuAuor9cne@.
Cine Iuswat! fst6"Gy rcnGlhCr siertr 1T brl
e. mas rttnfa!le ttcte Uerg3!at3, uap mn hii:
81 liseu Dvci5 SA hatrn ..-...... ....
S,eanins ben l6tcn stHiii. r. -.. ....-
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alls llstti pen GrFaltinsen Gnbineuna
ocr2unSeNus3e 3ebruns, ,1lifbma,Sdbmcr or
3cn uno 5d,tpad,beit Ger 3ruif, GO IL
uniIrsitig eas tsitt Olittel mas itb jcmais aes
brlu(bt babe.
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Insn Ioldtn QrricneL weIchc Gfteafte
trciteu Ole chen I'm gitct hes 9Gtg6 oWqt.
fibrt 0ne, cglauben niv use reR "SDrafti'
fcben glattaster" oIG Gin b6Mlt n&eltbCe
Butb 5n cmpfrhIcn, loeil Qe nittt 5NCn p!tie
Gclcn fir bic CERTIFYING ibrrr NrkstrA cr'
fparen, (cnbeyn 9!cic6Seitia aH6 tCafrIteu pics
ls l8nft fir bic Scrfch6nerNn8 ibvcr Nrec!
ten erlcrntM.
Scr preie tes CDwfchtne TT f. stvina
dis m6slith 9HlctIt, lin amct rem Y:n8cr tcs
nitscIttu .6anrwsrfWn cine SsIt3tA9tt III
setta ftb eaiirlbc auSuithaTtn,
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Gpt elseu9.
QrlefE nnN liCI!naa(t'ten.

Msrren wls oorDilL IN pentIthtr. frans
3ONdhcr une cnaINbsr G5r,atbs pom tlu<
ttrSttthHetcn Ncbbria aeichrnttn, nnp nab
europa, III Drt unc 5rtHs, lcrSfaltis ers
fetlrt.
Nuek rca riHbc,ui(tbsn ttr cusliItbcn
9rrHtbe nnfnnfiacn G5taot@uup $aneleus
ten eEncn cS b6tit auaeItasn Icpu lc!lss
lbre fcaenanuttn Gtcbs, dis: S6ufe, Set.
nunarn Ncnbs, Stetunuacn uub teicns
otrH lhrs SCitamcntc. IN lbrer reut ftAea
TuttFtiprAtbc, seiehr!sben IN bateR, GIVE
8prllhts Diaasresrl porurtb mauebrin
mttIauFarn nnb iccarn trGipMliAen pre.
}eBr tehnte rrr9CtenAt wtrrtn, tlctct Ct
E'ae 9ientls an, me, ais ac1eeperianpis
,arr ertabrntr 9lptariue, unp ebemaliaer
9rlfbtl.thf Sesamte miro CT ,ftb thatiStt
r'nlee" ecu NiInlftniciner glentcn a'
niIjahaft IN cntfpvrebcn. = Sran mcIpe
td rsrIonlltb crer N rcrtc frozen W:is'
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Nrnl,irt leine t-lltucn ,

Dor Nlen Nlitt,In protivt Qr, ebe ihr rees
Sirt NnptyC IN prctircu. @5is warrn nN untce
fr,cti2Ena-ltG merttn nir uuhctvlCr9snr tein
-t0nncu mic uutcfriCbiArnp fem III rlniatr
lbrcr 98lrtunatn, irclt au9cnrmmcn ra6 iIter
100 600 @Sthltbtcln paren rCrt&uft rurptn.
mo in uitht cincn sra5tseu 8aHC mar clniar
-nannn ntCfrigniagnn. -
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aussre ,tstel, ebsu 60 ip,rtiam (il:o.

9ie Dpftprsu 8. G. SaGscet, Gharlee 9a'
nil nat 2Sll!ian Sraueis, rcn Dsnnfplpas
uei.-0r. 8. 9o. aopo ant Siaaf SaIbdd,
ben Nsu 0rfsans. Or. 9. o.. >cYls unpSc'
NATHAN Dthres, non &cntlfr.-9r. g. Glrs
a.eat, Don 0ihmcnb.-- 9imon Snsep,
BON 9latehe5.-9r. 8. 8. 5arrct. pan sDius
bura--ttln,incn Der aaAemenen Melnnna bel,
CAP oie Diut.pincn oa6 allsrfhaetarits Nts
lfhbrunAs gno SlurculaunamlttGl itab, lmo
(clAsutbOmhehe Wittel fir rbsGmatbiitts uts
bel, &rantheiten ber I5aut, ,Srphpsb, Gdwin
Del, Obnmatbt &C. &C., relttes Ne jcmale 9es
tannr pper anarnantt haten, ,Inp 9ctrauhen
(te in ibrtr t6aIitbrn Nraris."
3ablrrithe 2euanitTr rcn SntsUicutn ftnns
trn Cttufail6 rrrNCIENt ,o(vegu, 0tcr ric &o:
tsu fir NaDertclien l(up 81 arrE, nm rcrcll
ISDntIBiruna III eyl0utcn. gu alls GcIdcn,
rle Gttr9cnbrit bAten mt9'n mecbtc 81. srl'
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prafdfNe uno erfatrenc
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&unifler uno Profefiioniffen,
cber iN

tE obereiH
aus laHoj3briosr Grfabrun0 8cib6pfte6
Sf sept ba d} "...
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fen in unS ansIanbiitbsn 2Serfe
bgarbeitet.
fir gbrmilttr, Suahfifthlcr, ,Oltbtihrcinrr.
pjcmcbyfhafter unb 0NtbIrnmatbGr, sadIrcr
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Sun frretbelSr, &amratttr, Wchitb1nistt
nnp lbctrerc anbere GG,perbtrcibcnrt, nrEli
gviinclitbsn Narpeiluu4Gu iiEcr his
5 9rbaNpluua unD llnwenruR9
bsr 9t9stcnrn Slejcptc.