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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
THE OCCUPANTS oP LOG CABINS.

THE OCCUPANTS OF LOG CABINS.
The following beautiful description Of
ihe "Log Cabins" and Of The pilgrim
fathers who FIRST pierced the wilds Of
America, and laid the foundation Of . GO
yernment which stands alone, without q
parallel in ihe history Of the world. is
extracted from tina. clear and philosophy.
cal view Of the political institutions Of
the United States, entitled " Democracy
in America" by NJ. De TOcqueville:
s"At the extreme border OF The con-
Federated states, upon the confines Of
society end the wilderness, Q pupils
ton Of bold adsenturers have taken
mp their abode. Who pierce the soil
tade OF The American woods, and seek
Q country there In order 20 escape the
poverty which awaited them In their
native provinces. As soon as the pit
0neer arrives upon the spot which Is
co serve him as . retreat, he iells q
few trees aud builds . log house.
Nothing can offer . more miserable
aspect than these isolated DWELL
ings. The traveller Who approaches
one Of them towards nigh:-fsil. sees
the flickrrips Of the hearth.fsme
through the chinks IN the walls; and
at night. il the wind rises. he hears
the rOuf Of bnnghs shake 10 and fro
in the midst Of the great forest trees.
Who would not suppose that this poor
but was the asylum Of ignorance and
rudeness? Yet no sort Of comparison
can be draw n between the pioneer and
the dwelling which shelters him. Ev-
cry thing about him is primitive and
Uniformed, but be himself is the result
of the labor and the experience Of
eighteen centuries. He wears the
dress. and he speaks the language oil
cities; he is acquainted with The past.
curious for the future, aud ready Tor
argument upon the present; he. 10
short, is a highly intellectual being,
who Consents for time TO inhabit the
wild woods, and who penetrates into
the ailds of a new world, with the
bible, an axe, and a file OF newspa
pers."
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ii IL L S ROUG ii, N. G.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
by DENNIS HEARTH,

AT TIRES DOLLARS YEAR, OR TWO DOLLARS
EIFTT CENTS II PAID IN ADVANCE.
These who do moi give notice Of their wish
to have their PAPER discontinued at the cxrna.
ton Of the year, will be pres umcd as desiring
its continuance until tountcTmantcd And TO
paper will lie discontinued until all arr arars
are paid, unless at the option Il the publisher.
Advertisements nit exceeding sixteen hrtt,
one dullar f.r u first, and ~ enty.five cents
FOR each subs, quent Insertion; longer "ucs IN
proportion. CouIt advertisements twenty-five
per cent higher. A dcdut ton al 3ss ret tent
will be made 10 Advertisers BY tic year.
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The 81. Louis pennant objects 10
the phrases. "drunk as q beast" and
" beasiIy drunk" sometimes used to
describe people in the state Of intox.
ication. Hesays. j" tits a gross Sian.
der upon the beast creation. We ne
yer saw a beast that was not too re-
spectacle 10 get drunk--man is the
only animal that is mean enough 10 do
it.n
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Good. The Wings Of New Jersey
have resolved 90 ex.rcise-"Uaio In
council. energy in aeiion. and mOdera.
tion ia victory" This is, indeed. the
true spirit, and we hnpe IL will actuate
the whole whig party.
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Mattresses.

ClTHER Double or Single. made to
order-an article Of great comfort.
alther in summer or winter. Orders left
a. The office Of the llllsborcugh RecOr.
der will be duly atieuded to.
July "a. So
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DIR. BRANDRETH's OiIice I'm Virginia, 10
Is5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the Old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained at IS cents pc,
boz, with full directions.

The following gentlemen have been sproiIt
ed agents for The sale Of Brsndrelh's Pills:
Dennis Heart. Hillsborough.
Sledmsn Il Ramsay. Pimsborough.
Hargrsve. Gather & Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sieeluf. Midway. Davidson.
James D. M'Dade. Chapel Hill.
December 3 99-i3m
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LAZY PEOpLE.


Lsxiness il the parenl Of all sins
that have been committed since the
morniag or creation. Eve was In .
lazy dc at the time Satan tempted her;
IifAdam had kept her busy. she would
have kept out Of mischief, and VIC
should ali have been innocent and a.
happy % young ismbkins. II The
sntsdilusisns had commenced build
ing arks When Noah preached 10 them,
they might have been saved; but they
we're too lazy 10 work. and so they
we're drowned in the great aqueous
catastrophe. The reason the EsyP-
tians refused TO LEI the lsraeIites go,
Was because They we're Too lazy 10
make their oar bricks, and wished 10
compel the Hebrews 10 do that work
Tor them. The consequences are well
known; they sere plagued grie-
yausly, and afisra ards dr0s ned In
the Red Sea. Lazy people. In our
osn days, are constantly pisguing
themselves. and are an everlasting
plague and eye.sare 10 others. The
sight Of q creeping. lislless, indoleni
man or woman. Is misery 10 The Thrill.
~ and industrious. People Of this
class are Without friends, they are alb
horred By their own relations, and
universally dreaded. They not only
hate TO Nork themselves, but they hate
to see work done, and would fain have
the whole world as useless and inac-
tive a. they are. Ofihis kidney are
your loungers, ~bodelight IN hanging
about workshops, printing Offices, and
every place ~heer they can Interrupt
business. Had ne, IS Homer ex.
presses it,
a hundred mouths. thousand tongues.
Athroat Of brass and sdsmanline lungs,"
We could scarcely End time and
strength TO sxecraie such characters.
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NRW wNE0ElkS9
Jewellery and Fancy
Articles.

II ~-k~~&~G%s~Ak< uctees
Genllemens' Gold LEVERS, plain and
extra jeweled. ...
Ladies' dnto.
Silver Levers, English and French
Watches.
Long. linked Gold Watch Chains, with
and without seals.
Fine Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases. 1853
A rich assortment Of Breast Pins, Finger
Rings. and Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory, and
Ensmelled Paintings.
Silver eser.poinied Pencil Cases.
Silver speesseles, plated and steel. assori-
ed.
Butter Knives. and Gold Collar Buttons.
Silver, Steel, and Gill Watch Chains and
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wostenholm's Knives
and Scissors. OF the best quality.
Silver Thimbles, Money Purses, and
Pocket Books.
Silver and Gill Pens, Tooth and Hair
Brushes. .s
Silver Plated Candle Sticks, Shutters and
Trays.
Britannia Ware, Mantle Clocks, and Pts
tolls.
Being permanently located in Hillsborouph,
and having fresh and large supply Of watch
materials, he 10 prepared 10 repair watches Of
any description, in the best and most durable
manner, and will warrant watches repaired in
every case twelve months. Orders pnnctually
attended 10.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October %. e3-
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kspl ss shIulng." replied tie Jadgs,
hs be quislIy walked ou1 ana scales
himself In the Stage.
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For Sale,
Cast Iron PIOughs.
June III.

Cast Iron PlOughs.
lTEPHEN MOORE has on hand for sale,
- PLoUGHS Of various sizes, with extra
Points, Sc. from the factory Of C. II. Rich
mond, near Milton, N. G.
The following certificates will show the es.
.imation in which they are held by some Of our
best farmers.
CERTIFICATES.
We have, for the last six or eight years, been
using the Gas, Iron Plough, introduced into
this state and Virginia by .9uery 6. Richmond,
and have no hesitation in saying, that we con
sder il superior 10 any other IN use in our coun-
try, for its easy draught facility Of turning ;he
soil. and ills general utility as to performance.
and the small expense OF the cast point, which
we think preferable, on account Of its convent.
ence and irifling cost, to any other kind fpoint
we have ever used.
WARNER u. LEWIS. Caswell county.
STEPHEN D0DSoN, do do
GEO. W. JEFFREYS, Person de
WILLIAM IRVINE, do do
have for several years been in the habit Of
using the above Plonghs, and have nohesita
ton 10 saying, that they answer my purpose
THOMAS M'GEHEE, Person county.
October 10. 20 -
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Wool for Sale

rINHE subscriber offers for sale on terms
l. suitable 10 Tue times two hundred pounds
pfprime wool; or upwards Of ~ pounds OF
his years Lambs, just taken ffof his improv-
ed stock from Major Davies Importation, suit
able for Hatters; with second shearing for
Hats or Mixing, and first and second qualities
ofong wool, spring shearing, suitable Tor BIan.
kets or double wove Cloth, sc. Sc No qua.
lily TO exceed forty cents per pound.
MICHAEL HOLT.
July 20. .-..a... 80 .
DR. AHC c,S eoIo nj fL;s D9frs
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STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1870.
James U'hiis;H v. Joseph Frselcnd.

H. Original Attachment.
1T appearing 20 the satisfaction of the Court,
that Joseph Freeland, the deso.s-~.- =. ,hi.
case. is not an inhabilsnt Of this state; u 10
therefore ordered. tnar publication be made in
the Hillsborough Recorder. for elk s;,ressiys
weeks, for said defendant TO be and appear
before the Justices Of our Cour, of' Pleas and
Quarter Sessions. TO be held Tor the county Of
Orange, aLthe court house in HilIsboroueh, On
the fourth Monday in August next, and then
aud there repleyy or plead 10 issue, or iudg.
ment pro sOytssO will be entered against him.
JOHN TAYLOR, CLERK.
Price adv. 81 SO. s5-6w
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sls'e!s
NE w
Spring and Summer
GOODS.
WYE beg leave TO tender our thanks 70 our
~ frieuds and patrons, for former fssors.
and have the pleasure 70 inform them that se
are nov receiving from New York. good as-
sorlment Of Goods. which wili be sold on
terms sailed 20 The times. Persons wishing
Go purchase are invited 70 examine our selee-
tion. .
our STOCK COMPRISES
Superior woOl.dyed Black CLOTHS.
DO. do. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green do.
csssimeres. Vsslings. and Linen Drill
lIngs.
Brosn and Irish Linens.
Thread and Cotton Diapers.
Silks. Shalleys. and Printed Muslins.
Handkerchiels, Scarls, and Worked Col.
lars.
French, English. and American Prints,
Florence. and Straw Braid Bonnels,
Hoods, and Palm Leaf Hats.
Bonnet Ribbons. Lares, &c. &c.
Brush and Beaver Hats.
ALSO,
Hardware and CUTLERY,
Glass, Queensware, crockery, and Stone
Ware,
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Molssses. Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Coffee. Chocolate, Sperm and Tsllow
Candies.
Mace. Cloves, Ground and Race Ginger.
Powder, Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
And many other articles too numerous 10
mention. CALL IND SEE. 4...
.. PARKER e. NELSON.
May 10. .. .. :..... al
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Mclhodist Camp Mccting.

p. CAMP MEETING will be held at Plea
q SAINT Green. seven miles east Of HILLSIDE.
rough. 20 commence on Thursday the 20th Of
August next.
july 30. ST.
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NE GINS m P.

~ HAhkAH M0okks
NE say ihs times are grievous bard,
And hard they are. lis irns;
But. druakards. % Yoar siEes and bsbs
They're harder made By Jos.
The druaksrd's Tar Is self imposed,
Like every other sin;
The taxes altogether lay
No weight 30 great a. gin.
The stale eonpels no msn to drink,
compels no man 10 gsmsi
Ills gin and gambling sink bin down
To rags, and want. and shame.
The kindes, husband. changed b. gin,
4 FOR : iyrant known;
The tenderest heart that nature made,
Becomes heart Of stone.
ia many house The harmless babes
Are poorly clothed and I'D.
Because The craving gin shop takes
The children's daily bread
Look down those steps. and riew below
fOn cellar under ground;
There every want. and every NO.
And every sin Is found.
Those little wrslehes. trembling there
With hunger and with cold.
We're, By their parents love sfgin,
To sin and misery sold. .
BLESSED be those friends to human kind
Who take these wrelehes up, a
Ere they have drunk the bitter dregs
OF their sad parents cup.
o. when the future Iot il fx'd,
OF darkness, Ere. and chains,
How can the drunkard hope 10 'sesps
Those everlasting painsi
For if the mnrderer,s doom,d to wo,
As holy writ declares.
The drunksrd with self murderers
That dreadful portion shares.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLlNA,
- Orange County.
Superior Court of Law-March Term,
1910.
n Robert %s s''', '.'''oo for Divorce.

TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
- that Margaret M'cuIloch, the defendant in
this case, is not an inhabItant Of this state; II
rs therefore ordered by the Court, that publ
cation be made in the liilisborough Recorder,
Raleigh STANDARD, for three months, that the
defendant appear al the next Superior tour, to
be held for the county Of Orange, at the court.
house in Hlllsborouga, on the second MUn
day Of September next, TO answer, PLEAD or
demur 10 the petition in this case; otherwise
judgment pro eonlessO will be taken Ogains,
her.
J.. II. NORWOOD, CLERK.
Price adv. 81 90 Is SIN
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Pine Shingles.

'I>HE subscriber keeps on hand. for sale
Il PINE SHINGLES.
JAMES s. SMITH.
April 8. I6-
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EBlsN0EI LANGUAGES
IPHE subscriber. al the request Of several
- gentlemen, has consented TO give ins,rnc.
ton in the French Language at early candle
light, at the Masonic Hall, as soon as class
is f,rmed Of such a number as to justify his at
tention. Terms very moderate.
J. ODEND'HAL.
July 20. 32-
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Choice Liquors, sc.
Price adv. 81 90 Is 3

LIN AoA 20, WV
HUsT RECEIVED from New York, and for
sale by the subscriber,
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
I" Jamaica Rum,
Madeira.1
Malaga. Wines, of very superior
Muscs, quality.
Claret.
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale,
Irish Whisky,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar,
TsE- The subscriber will keen con-
sfssS s,an,lv on hand. Cor sale, we'll
made CARRYALLS and Large and
Small ROAD WAGON.
THOS. D. GRAIN.
August So
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INT of ice.

II WOULD respectfully reques, those indebi.
- ed TO me 10 call and settle their accounts
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October %. 81
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STATE OF NoRTII.CAROLINA.
Person County.
In Equity-May Term, 1910.
Robert Harris aud others
vs.. Petition for Sale Of
Benjamin Marrou Swifs Real Estate.
afEaws

1T appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court,
- that Benjamin Murr"w aud Nancy h.s wife,
George Sanders and Nancy his vile, John c.
Moore and Sally his wife, and Dennis o. Bri.
ant, the defendants in this case. are not inha.
biisnis OF this statei II is therefore ordered by
the Court, that publication be made in the
lIillsborough Recorder. for the space Of six
weeks, for The said defendants to appear q, the
next term OF this Court, TO be held 10 the town
of Roxborough, on the seventh Monday after
the fourth Monday in September next, 10 an.
swer or demur. OF this petition will be iakcn
pro eOattsso and heard sT parte Ns to them
JOHN BRADSHER, G.. NJ E.
Price adv. 81 so. 90 6w
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.Mo9as,s Vegetable Fife
.Wedtetmea.

THESE Medicines are 10
AIRED EoFEheiF namo % her
saasifesl nnd seaside aeiion
Is parilying lhs spEings and
ehsasels 81 lie. and enesins
sksm wilh renewed tone and
yiesr. In mssy hundred Ger.
tised cases which have been
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a hundred mouths. thousand tongues.
A throat Of brass and adsmanline lungs,"
We could scarcely end time end
strength 10 execraie such characters.
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Olitthcjlllla.
gSas Gas Solt in YHabrbeit 81 ent
{tetreu bat.

Mas bas Solt in YNabrbeit 3u eut-
fbeireu bat.
ScQ unIere Ncsisruns sins 9cIpctilebs
Ban 8urem orsr freis @cputIitaniitts0olfs
Gesieruns Itiu?
Scaen plr cine Stnisiihs Iritofrati1t6e
Sdasfamn,er, cpcr cine NcpnbIlfaniIebe
0creiniSte Gtaatcn Sant tatru?
Collin mir einen tclhItcnpen Sarif ba.
ZEN, crcr Gin untGhHstss eano teecbncm,
eaB sur6 eic einfubr eurcpiilebcr waarcn
bon allem Srle unp SiIter tnttlt6t wire?
Solen mir nntcr sincm teIpMiiebrn 0cs
srntcn init 100000 O1ann itrbrnpe Nrmce
uno leincr eisenen @6asfauunsr, ane unlr.
re freisn rsputIlfauii; II 8slcsc uno gonlti.
tltcncn Ucrnibtct lrbrn!
Scl!cn mir uns clncm 0la6abmrr unb 2(u.
bdnar eurrraihsr rclpotiitbcr @runelisc
hbcrlaIcn, Der aes Scltcs Arteitslcbn nit
Dem oeipotiiben $cbn Der Irtsitsr i'll europa
anf sleitbcn Sub itclrn, uno pae freic Drlt
,rie untsrtbanisc Sflapcu nit elmer ttcbcneen
Nrmee nnb eiscnrr S!basfammer mis Safer
Slieclaus reseren mill
Ocer fpIlem tpir untcr eiiem rtputlfan,.
iebcn prcnccnten nab frcien gcnllituucnss
Scicbcu le5en no bet Yrsltpcnt teinc ciscne
Sbagfammcr uno feline itebenre 2rmcr BAT
100 eas $ano ruvb ,peils sarlf 9Gcsc te.
ihist, uno oul tb ciscne Dlanufatturen uus
atbdnsis semaett wIre.
Gin Bauer.
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GrDer "Cfsabinser abIsr" pom perissu
Oienitase sr;dbt fsinen tef.rn, bas bas lSour'
nal une Der 'Deetabter' fcrtfabrcn, Hussise
aus Sen Humnsrn bes INelsrS' ron 1913 unb
1914 su pubIjirsn ,pOuon bic 2sitr bss 9scs
batbters bsrsits dbsrSsust (ns. Ssrnsr ssifsbt
Der Aablsr,' sas ct icarrifcn oamals ssssn Die
ansriFs Der tamalasn Stoeral Sldttsr vsrs
tbseiste Die r aIs unftrs Dersanser 81 nsns
nsu bslsbt.
SSir rpiftn bon Sosrsnfaasn unb aus bsn
SpaIten bes '9(slsrs,' taf 81 jener 5sit bier
Elm esutfbe6 Slatt teifane wsldss bic fbdncs
Iibs @spebnbsit bate, bic beitsn Mdnnsr uns
itrss Qanrss sH perdumbsn, isarriien NIT sns
9sfblr0sn bab absr Scr 'Nplsr' uns als ss1tn
t7abfolser anisbsn nil, rafir banfsn mir
b6flid, esnn mir fno nibt Sensi9t frsmes
Shnesn auf une 81 Iacsn. GEir nsbnNn fris
nsn Hnitane tas bamali9e Sctra9sn bsr So
eralsSldttsr ;u tacsln, une prrfibsrn prrtduffa
csm ~ blcr,' ba6 wjr beim Mustrudbs sines
rsbtn,ai19sn Sris9ss uns bsmfsIben ME mibsrs
isssn ipsrNen, pcraus9eitet ba5 ss nit !1Icns
fben aefibrt wrb.
DAB eanals msbrtrs anesrs Itdtttr Sarris
ion perldumbsten mrppn piellsibt nod sini9s
beltfbsn Die ibn jsst pertbsicisen, mpaen mir
gar nibt lsu9nsm bas aber Dan Suren unp
feline Scaupts@snrIItn bamaIs 81 bsrfslbsn Yars
tel 9sbtrtsn bic ssr '9(bsr' bsibimpfts, finnsn
mir tswsiisn. Sarripn ,par oamaIs uno 1T
nod sn Demofrat; San Sursn ;ei9t lieh as
Der nctb wie frilDsr ais 6bter Sioralif.-
l6ir fonnsn babsr AUDI gar piht sinfeben, nit
melbem &etts Der 1alclsr' jset bisisn untsrs
itiist unp jsnsm feline Qcrbssrsn raubsn nil,
bic er rpr feds uno iwanSi9 Sabrn felbf um
fsine SbIdfs wnrsn BaIf. Dob, mspsr surilf
sur (?anptiacbe.
sSir muresn bnrb msbrsre umftrsr Srunbe
erfuttt, MuSihsc aus ben fribern S7rnlmsrn
s'S Nsaein9sr Itlsr6' ;u put.i;ren, mcrauf
mir Den 'Ntlsr' toYpn in &snntnis teten, ca6
mir IS tbusn molItsb falls CT es ltlbf nitbt uns
Hrnebmsn wrlIs. Gti Gurthld)t jsner Sldtz
ter fanbsn mlr bic BerrIitbltsn Sspeiis Su @uns
fen tss Gsneral joarriftn, wslds am bsltsn
Die Tsr'sumenn9en wleerlt9en, bic jset in ols
len Ban SursnsSldttern Sang unS Uebe finc.
Ia aatitresm Der iltbltr' in Der pprlestenNunrs
msr fa9tr CO ici itm Feline serinsc Gbre
sa6 fNlbs IusSi9s rub;irt wilrpsm 70 baben
mir unS entlblriTen, 9rpsmitbig ss9sn unisrn
Oppensntsn 81 DanesIn, uno ibm bisls Gbrc
bon jest Bis sur 9EabI m6hsntlib su fpsutsn.
SSsIbe SErfun9 oiss i'm putlifum srrsat, liz
Csr!aiTsn mir sinj9 Dem 5uf,ls bas mir absr
isItif nhbsi nitht obne Guesn blsiben, bsmsirt
bic ifarfe Ssrmsbruns uHlsrsr Subieriptionss
eiife felt ZEN lsstn SBcbsn.
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ETllm nit Den srinfiprlidsn urm d. Suli
fsrti9 Su ipsrtsn, unb um ben 9Einfben untss
r'r Srsunee eurb aufnabms ibrsr Wtittbsiuns
gen ju sntfprsdsn, murSs unfer Slatt bsuts
rolsosr 70 htsrfliat, bas fait oas HsuiSfsiten
earaus ssrhrdnst rurbsn ,pssbatb mir un1srs
sssbrtsn esfsr un Rabfbt bitten. sBr msrs
ben baIb @cle9snbsit finesn cas- sssrfdunts
wiebsr sin;ubclsn.
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(@inSefanet.)
(2lnf 9srlansca tabfatlitb ciuseriift.)
5trr 9yuter!
Gin Bauer.

6trr 9ruder!
SD fin alefcrt ein arg fcil1ser
3sltunselcfcr, uno ca slsieb ib immsr 3pei
;3eitnnasn Sn batcn, nno pesipsseu bab' id,
Dor 5 Olonat fir tie 2llt Serfs 3eituns uils
terItbrisben, BIOS fir 81 iehn ipie Die awei
partbtsn ,nittenanner ansmabsn. Sa bah
leb oenn ttst 9Deb in ielltr 4lt Serts Sci.
ti,ns seIsfen baE Der 9rufsr fsat oab cs snt
mar penn ter 9aal6bnsr, Der ieBt Sbaler
oes 9ass triat, nur so Gent triescn tbats j.;
pile SO Gent fca sr atsr in bart 8elo frle.
aen, bena oas 5artSelo fsi benn npebmabls
loritl tpsrtb. - Dca, nau bab iet secenft,
oann miro fell 3eituns tss ndebttmol aueb
feinen 9balsr, fonpern so Gent 6art atlr
fiirs Sabr fcfen benn Gpptr bsr fir nis
bern <chn ssbt, Der foa ibn AUDI imerf babtn.
Ss fell MID bee Bsbt?
Gin unnerfbreiber cen lift Serps.
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Die Grnote -Sa mIersr g.aebtarlhaft
fnb Die 8elpcr bon Der wiutsrfruebt siemlieb
ssraulut; anet fsItIt Ihcn siclsr 5afcr 1T Bee
rsite seinabt unp mir birsu ibsrall, saB Die
grnbte ltbrrsitblih auefs(. Scmmcrfrnebt,
melI6eorn, SartofeIn, &c. batsn Gin Iebr
sutes 2luletrn uno oerfprehsn einsn rsitben
.cbn fir Die Dahbs pes &anptauers.
Dorism 9isntas nno Srsitas ttano tei
uas bic 6,st aaf 96 8rse i'm Sebattsa
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Gin Gnerbieteu.

lin unfern Srsunesn @slsssnD't su seben,
un'sr sSlatt pslttr 81 prbrsitcn, MAIDEN mir
hermit bsfannt, ba6 mir bis Yrsibentenmabl
Subfcritentsn fir cen Scobattr annebmen
fir Scn 9srin9sn Vrsis ppn
37s Gent, sinbstn
sSts 3 slalsr fir 6 @Spise, wsnn fis in einsn
pad bsltsaellt msrbsn. Gerausbe; ;abluna it
aber eabsi ais unsrld6lde Ssein9un9 ftNgs,
fest.
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6FgSir Ientsn Die aufnsrffamfeit unItur
asfsr auf Den Brief es5 abtb. Scbn Sanfs,
aIs 9tntmcrt auf cine bifitbs ginlacuna elmer
COMMITTEE sur sbsiInabn1s an Der 8sisr tss 4.
Su!i ju 9arrisburs, mslber iib in elmer ans
bern Spalts pcrfneet Sas Sbreibsn atbmst
ben @silr sss rsinen YatrirtSmu5, une felt
alIs Die llsGsI in sin flares gibt moran unisv
blHtsnSsS eanb jest Istst unb Die 70 laut cine
&efprm ferbsrn.
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unldf.-9tm ucrlsstn Srsitaas fisl Gin
Sr!anosr' 9samsns Sboma6 Gamblers, in brn.
&lllin9srs Sdsusr in tisier Stabt, BON Der
Obsrtsnns auf ben 9rsiblur bsrab uns wurs
Dc 70 fsbr ssfbaSst Sas sr am nabffsn Sage
ffart.