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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-16
For Rent,

Ii INIIE House and Lot on the hill, near
3YTHa L Poe's lanyard, on which the subscr
M;i;& Der formerly resided This property is
e3 pleasantly situated, in good neig lor-
bUd There is situation in town more healthy 1t has
=, cood Garden Smoke House. Cow House and Stable
attached For terms, Sc, apply to Mr.. d. / Warwick
ID. SAUNDERS. Jr.
Dec Is
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James River scrip.

I'VE WISH TO PURCHASE UPPER an
w LOWER SCRIP.
MCKINNEY s MOSBY.
Dec. IL Pm
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SAFE Of UHlVNbIP SHARES.

nf virtue of deed Of trust record in the Clerks
ID office Of the County Court of Amherst will offer
Tor sale. 10 the highest bidder, at the Tavern of Mrs.
Tayoe, opposite Lynehburg, the first day Of January
next. about 20 SLAVES. Among them many that
are valuable, consisting Of Men, Women and Children.
have doubt of the goodness of the title, but will only
convey such title vested in Terms made known
on the day of sale.
SAML NJ GARLAND, Trustee.
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CASH!
Hides 1rN1lfC6.

WILL give the highest cash price for and dried
l. Hides, delivered at tho market house.
VIM l.. FAIR.
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VIE subscriber takes great pleasure in informing
L his friends and the public generally. that he now
receiving his FAN supply Of Goods selected
with great by himself. and the accommo-
dating TERMS in the Northern Cities; which, addition
TO his former stock, will make his assortment complete
From his experience in the business he feels fully
ed that he furnish neat and substantial work as
any in America, and the reasonable TERMS all of
which is made by
GOOD AND EXPERIENCED WORKMEN,
UNDER Ills OWN INSPECTION.
He feels grateful to the public for the very liberal pat
ronage with which he has been favored for the last few
years, and still solicits the same pledgng himself
make ii 10 the interest of ALL. To trade with him
All orders for work, articles in his line will DO
promptly attended to.
Repairing done with neatncss and despatch.
Ut WHOLESALE.
Country Saddlers, wishing to rcrlenlsh their stock
would do well to give him call or send in their
orders, as his assortment consists OF every article In
the Saddlery line. j. G.. SHACkLEFORD.
Oct. IL Is
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l. A w n . r H.
hA' r associated with me, partner in the
practice of my profession, my nephew. Mr.. Penn
broke Garland We shall continue to attend the Courts
81 Amherst Bedford and Campbell countless as we'll
nose Of the Corporation ofLynchbug ADDRESS, S. s.
T. "arand. S. GARLAND.
Surviving partner of
S. & NJ. II. GARLAND.
Deco s,
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Family Flour and Corn Meal.

lust received a lot of fine Family Flour and Corn
j Meal. which will sell cheap to close consignment
C.. PHELPS.
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r. ID X & II T. r.

r % X 3 n Il II
4 TRACT OF Land in Amherst county, four miles
"A from New Glasgow, containing NINE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES; formerly the
property of Hill Carter, decd. For terms apply to
A. TOMP KINS, Cashier
Sep Is ts
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DLEASE to take notice, that | shall proceed, on thu
i 9Th day of January, 1912, at the office Of WIN. Bal
lard Preston in the town OF Chrstiansburg, in Montgome
ry county Virginia, to take the Dispositions ofJohn Taylo
and Others tobe read as evidence thecase depen
ding the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for said County, in which Jacob Cooper and others are
plaintiffs, and you, the said Petroces Lewis and others
are defendants Yon may attend you desire.
am yours,
JACOB COOPER, by his Attorney
Oct % Pm
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N'O7'lCE.

ni deed of trust duly executed the undersigned has
- been appointed trustee, with full power to collect
the debts due to the firm of VIM NJ. Davis s. Co.
and is prepared to receive the same-the debtors of
said firm informed that payments to be made to
the undersigned alone. lie hopes they will be prompt,
as indulgence cannot be gircn.
GEO. w. CARTER, Trustee
Nov % ts
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Notice.
nCRiNG my temporary absence, from the State,
have constituted and appointed, Mr.. p. Garland
my agent and attorney i'll fact He NAV be found in reg
MAR attendance at my office s. GARLAND.
Dec. 9 81
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Dec. 6
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Z II WI II X II e. II Up rs
FOR safe ut this once.
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with any remarks upon the Objects of the aspembJsre--
thinking il important that the Convention proceed
To work lie promised, however, that ON this evening.
at some other place he should make public address,
which he should GO fully into the subject of Education
Some difficulty arising in the Of proceeding out
Of doubts OF members Of the Assembly invited To SEATS
to their right to serve upon the Committees II The
Convention at the suggestion Of several Legislators il
WINS determined To rescind that resolution
After many propositions and much conversational dis
eusson, resolution appointing Committee Of 81, 70
point out tho course Of proceedings for the Convcnon
agreed to- And tho President announced The Ellow.
ing gentlemen as composing the Committee:
Rev. DR.. William =. Plumer Of Kanawha.
John B. Minor of AlbemarIc, 49,
Rev. Benz NJ. Smith OF Augusta.
John b. Christian Of Williamsburg,
Nathaniel +. Venahle Of Prince Edw ard.
Rev. }. Is. Jcter Of Richmond,
Ro. Il. Corbin of Caroline,
Samuel Watts of Norfolk,
X. X Cralle Of Lyuchburg,
u. p. Walker Of Buckingham,
Ro w. Garter Of King George,
John w. Symc Of Petersburg.
Tucker Coles of Albcmarle
Gen. Edward Watts Of Roanoke,
Ed J. Armstrong OF Harrison,
Gen. b. g. Baldwin Of Augusta,
DIR. Adam Empie Of Richmond
VIM. $. Reid )r.. of Lynchburg,
WIN. d. Smms Of lIcnrco
VIM. II. Clark of Halifax,
Ro &. Scott Of Richmond,
On motion. the President Of the Convention was add
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-19

FLoRlDA-A TOUCHING ScEHs.-We have
just read an account Of the cruel murder, by
party of Indians, of Mrs. Montgomery, wife of
Lieut.. Montgomery. Of the Army. Contrary
10 instructions from the war department, and
IL opposition IL positive orders, issued BY the
tomalanding general, forbiddlng any escort to
be sent from post to post, under thirty men,
wagon was despatched from Fort Micanopy
TO Fort Wacahoota, with only eleven mounted
infantry, under command of Lieuts. Sherwood
and Hopson. As the morning was fine, Mrs.
Montgomery rode out with them. Abont an
hour after their departure, some Of the horses
returned 10 Fort Micanopy, without their riders,
and shortly after two soldiers rode up and an
nounced that the party had been attacked. and
Mrs. Montgomery and Lieut.. Sherwood and
several soldiers killed.
The garrison Immediately sailed out, and
within three miles Of the fort found the bleed.
ing corpse Of Mrs. Montgomery, with sol.
der still breathing. lying by her, with just
strength enough to say 10 her agonized husband
who threw himself on the ground by his wife's
bleeding body. Lieutenant, fought for your
wife as long as l could" Lieutenant Sher.
wood was well mounted, and might, it is re-
ported, have escaped, but he would not aban.
don his fair charge. This barbarous act, it 10
believed, was committed by band Of the cru.
ei and blood thirsty Mikasaukies.
The frontier posts Of Florida are not fit pla-
ces for the residence of ladies'. The Same rea-
son which renders it improper for them to Be
on board Of ships Of war, might BE- urged
against their being allowed to accompany their
husbands to posts Of danger. Officers ought
to be left free in moments Of emergency. With
out the uneasiness Of having to protect help
less women and children.
This unfortunate lady had been only three
weeks in Florida, and but lately married.
Globe.
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beH nome. his VIII


Ras done me injustice ii aao,,.
never either said OF insinuated
no proclaim to the world that we
l6reigners TO colr.v -ad se,,Ie 1890
Ras they might protect us froii' -e a'.o"s''
Nat did say was, that it had long been the
national policy, and one which considered
sound and wise, to encourage the settlement
of our frontier as speedily as possible and il
this should be done in part by foreigners, then
in the hour Of danger, their bodies would be
our bulwark against savage foe, just as sure
ly as the breasts Of our own citizens. cam
not vote for his amendment, because am un-
willing that an ignorant man, who may have
acquired an equitable title to pre-emption,
shall forfeit it for wan, Of having gone through
legal form.
Mr.. CRlTTENDEN. am anxious to es-
cape from any further participation in this con.
troversey; but, according to the nsages of the
Senate, as have offered an affirmative propo-
silion, it is necessary and proper that should
have the last word. The only disingennous
thing which the honorable Senator has said is
contained in his last remark, that am coming
round, and, if my amendment prevails, shall
vote for the bill. No; am not Committed to
vote for granting presumption to any body.
Mr.. BUCHANAN. did not say that tho
Senator would vote for the bill, for | am sure
he will not. said he would put foreigners
on the same footing with American citizens,
if they would only declare their intention to
become such.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-19

~ othsr spFl6s : Snd fsunrnerS bloom,
And Fam With he dead.
Ths sunshine quives on my cheek.
Gliit'rins. and gay, and fair,
As If itknew my hand too weak
TO shade mo from its glare!
~~E{ow soon twill fall unheeled on
This death-dewd CLASSY eye!
Why do they fear to tell me 20!
I know that must die!
The summer winds breathe softly through
Ny lone, still, dreary room,
A loncier and stiler one
Awaits me in the tomb!
But no soft breeze will whisper there,
No mother hold my head!
tits fearful thing to be
A dweller with the dead.
Eve after eve the sun prolcngs
His hour Of parting light,
And seems to make my farewell hours
Too fair, 100 heavenly bright!
know the loveliness of earth;
I love the evening sky,
And yet should not murmur, if
They told me must die!
My play-mates turn aside their hsads
When parting with me nov
The nurse that tended me lAbe,
Now soothes my aching brow.
All! why are those sweet graded hours
OF JOY and fondling fled I?
Not cen my parents kisses now
Could keep me from the dead!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-19

advertised and sold at public sale, in pursu-
ance of the Presidents proclamation, is not
more than two or three cents per acre above
the fixed price of the Government at private
sale.
What. then, is the privilege granted to the
settler who goes into the wilderness, clears
away the forest, and there establishes his
home! Does this bill offer such a man do
nation! Not at ALL. Does it give him the
land as bounty! No such thing.-The pri-
vilege that it coDfers is that he shall pay for
his land the price fixed by law, which may be
less, by two or three cenis per acre, than it
would command at public sale; and that after
aAe has paidfor it, he shall hold it. And .Mfy,
sssShis late day, for The first time in your his
tory, should you make an odious distinction,
in this small matter, between the settler who
had drawn his first breath on the other side Of
the Atlantic, and the American citizen! No
such distinction had ever existed heretofore,
and no complaint had ever been uttered by
those interested, that this irifi:,a privilege
had been conferred upon foreigners. If the
Senator had carefully read the history Of his
country-I mean on this particular point-I
myself have not, but the fact has been furnish
nished me by one who has-what would he
have found 10 relation to these now dsspised
foreigusssfs
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pDrter am glectiDniren

Scnt. pcrter bat pieber cine 8elssenbsis
ssfHnosr, in urisrm Its8afs ;u sIsetionis
ren, eis CT, wie mir t5ren, niht untennst
seladrn. Or. grefIen, traf am Srcitas D7crs
sen i'm Diilitdr: Eager tsi SernpiGe Elm nne
ica lteb kefcnpers feilfts init 5anpsiethttslm
teltbaftlsst babsn, in Bet 5cfnuns 9tiinsn
eamit 81 wt&rn. Or. erelen3 ssrnhetsn
AUDI ecL sinffeps puppeni6ob NIT sissnsM
Qnasn gu bsf6tisen ;-far eieIe bcbs @naps
,pirc csr gclcnsIl audi fit feline ersllsnS
ttimmpu-Ucrttebt fttb
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Seuer6brunit un0 YerLuif Don Wen.
lGenle6en.

Sn Der Gtaot Spracuie, i'm Staat Reus
Wort, eret8nete ifb in Der ucri9en Sreita9s
gfabt (oen 30. 2luoufD cine 8euersbrunit,
nel0e nit einem duherit traur9en Ser
LUTTE bon Wenfbenleben beoleitet ,por.
Oae Seuer bracb I'm unoefebr 10 ubr oes
Nabts aus in elmer Sbreiner. .@erf)tatt,
auf oer lpsftiben Seite oes S5meeo &o-
nails, un9efebr 100 Sbritte BON oefen
8ereni0un9 nit Dem @rie 8anol. 29e.
oen Der brennbaren Materialien, poraus
oas 8ebduoe bsltano, oebnte iih oas Seu.
er i9neu aus uno brobte cine 9rone Mens
ee 8ar0er uno Sremoe 6ufammen, autb
fanoen iib Die Seuerleute ibneu auf Der
Stege Elm. Gin SaB Sbiebpulper befano
lib in Dem @ebduoe, spetbes Niemanosn,
auner benz Gi8entbumer, befannt par.
Dahelbe puroe ent3unost uno Toe NIT
furbtbar ;eritorenoer 9ewalt auf, 100.
ourb niht peni9er ais breiiii9 perfonen
auf oer Stele 9etootet uno 40 bi5 so an.
bere Yernuncet wuroen. Siele oerfelben
muroen burb bic Grploiion in oen &anal
9epcrfen uno oa6 BaHer rpuree nabber
BON cen SGreern aue oemielben abeeta1.
fen, TIM Die eeibname finoen ;u f6nnen.
Gin aSa9en wuroe ouf benz Rie9eImese
nab Der Staot Inburn obsefbidt. I'm
1erSte berbeisubolen bic 8ertpnnbeten au
beoienen. 8olfS 8r'o.
Gtn. @tctt 1T nab Der ncrbtftlittn G,ren.
je absereft, um unrubsn bert su ttfetissn.
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Mobls blsWeut0feiten.

Sn senneGee rpurpe ST. Scnes, Democrat,
gum Scapern6r crlpablt, NIT uussfabr 5000
mebrbat ,iter Soub. Yc(f, <ofofcfc. Sn
ter Ssiessctnns batsn bic Demofratcn cine
Wlebrheit bon 5tpei, bel Vereintsr @timmc.
Dies ltbert 3,psi Scr. Gtaatsn Senatprsm
fit bic 9emofratcn.
Sn Jllncie fnc 5pei mbias NIB sin Sos
fefcfo fir ben gonsrsb srmablt; bon esr
8elessetnns fsb(sn bic 8wihtc nod.
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Neues Yon hinaton.

I'm bic 9tsae Der, buret prslbsnt 9pfer
srmorpetem DiseaItanf Sil, 1T cine anbsre
surst 5rn. @erssant i'm 5am(. einssbra6t
betrsfsns bic grrihtnns elmer nSisealsgors
poration Der Scr. Staaten," ipeltbs nathber
wobI Banttia sstauft ,rerten rpirr. 3Bir
battcn nceb Feline Sslssenbcit bic Sid 5u fs'
fen, fcplcl mir aber paypu srfatren baten,ift
lte frei bon jenen &laufsln, ,prlete ben prefts
prnten bewcSrn, bic SisealtanfsVia init fsi,
nem Betc in tessen. Sbr 5Mnptinbalt 1T
iomsit mir erfabren fonnten, ,pe fc(st:
Die Cooperation fca bic uSieealegcrpos
ration Der Der. Staatea" ssuannt wercen Il.
Gin Capital Don sl Wiaipn sbaler batsn,
init bet erlaubuls, baGelSe I'm ID O.iaiou
su permebren. Son pisIem Capital foasn
bic Ser. ct. O1ia. eisnen uno ID pcn Sus
cipibuen untsrfebriefen iperpen. Die gerpes
ration ODER 8anf foa feline 3psisbante ba.
tent bod (oI Oct Sbasamts6efrstar autos
rillrt Isin, Asentf6aften in ciniscm Staate
sm tilocn rpie ct ss fit gut balten ober bic
Ontterbanf rs percrpnsn mag.
Die Sll 1T obne merfliebs Ssrducsruns,
seftcrn rcr sasen i'm 6auis rer Nepreisns
tantcn, ,nt einer W1sbrbeit non 8, StiiI,en,
paltrt unO purre am 9ienitase au Den 9ss
nat seianct, 100 (te siuer tslonrcrn Commits
tee bon fRnf ,ibsrssten puree.
8crisen Sonneritas paffrts bic $anr,DiG
i'm Ssnat, nit 27 8esen % 9timmsn; le
tsearf nun nnr nod Die llnterlbrift ossYrss
loenttn INN Ssies su ,peroen.
Die htrissn Ssrbamplunasu oss gensrel.
fee itno bon penis Sutersde. 95ir erwar.
ten cine taloise Ssrtasuus eeGslten.
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Qancdfer Gallntp.

llnfere SlahtarH lit alt bemctratiieb $ans
eater baten tersite alls nttbisen Sprteb'
runaen fur bic ndebts Wabl sstrofsu. uns
es maebt uns teionosres 8erandsen bic "als
ts Garse" mieber inter IBaffsu al Iebn bic
}sber3sit NIT pem ihtnten grfcls arfrbnr
wuroe. Sci ,brsr 9sleaatrn gonpcut,cn b.,
ben &c folsenpss Idemtlps3ifet formirt.
gbriilian GisfFer, Scferb Meglure, pbis
ftp Scn S1eipa, Safcb 8crcman, 5usb Nns
b.ert, Benjamin Dsnneu.
Gruncfdbe perleusnen I'D, nie.-uGe
&otrfoto Slattcr, pcltte mir tfFnen. sntbafs
ten &cteserbshunaen auf preloent 9pler,
rpescn feiusm Tsto anf ate Bieealtanfs8ia.
Dies III gun; III per OrDnuns unb aerabe mas
man erpartcn fonnte. Die $cfofctcs bans
gen feft an ben "alten ftceralifiIeben W1ass
reseln," tpo0cn Die belcnpers cine it, neltte
"piei Se,pa!t in Die 6ano ines Diannes
lest" te6me9en ibre 8rcuce hter eas @etc.
Dortcrs Grnennun9 itt Gin Gtreieb Der etfn
70 eie(elbe Wa6reasln aue5ufiitren teatflh'
tiat, creennt inan oaraus niht 9lelh bic So.
ocraliicn al ibren Gruncidscn .pie penYo'
sef at (cincn Sspcrn?
Spe,ie.-Ssrfetisrcue 8latter teriettsn,
bab rie perfhrisns Ser Staaten 8anf bic
bcr(rsts Wp6e wisrer 9oaiaicu 9baler
bartes GelD erbalten bate.
9ab Die S1otsu BET 8ant nod ,mmer i'm
preile fallen unb bic Gtcfs bis auf $1s
im prefe sefunfen anp, flinst loncertar
hirmit dterein, eret bsbauptct man pa6 IS
rie Setnlo itt neil pcrtsr tir 0anf it fes
nen Stbus 9encmmsn $siht m6slie.
Gbina.-Die lestrm glaebriebtcn BON eie'
fem sanrs sebcn bis gum fen W1ai nno lai''
ten nitbts ,peni9er ,pie srfreulib FIT riegn9'
ldnecr. Ser 8ayler bon gbna 1T burtbans
Prieseriftb scluut unc bat tur6 sprcflamas
ticnen erflart, bab CT eis gnslanper aus ffi'
mem $anec uuo aus Gnslano pcrtrci5en ipolls.
9eine 0rmre crbalt taslidt ncuen 3uipads.
CT nas ;nfrisesn (en furnn CT fein Sorba'
Ben NUT balb rurebfsst. Obwcbl CT cine Irs
u,ee pom elmer W1illcn 9oIoatcn aufbrinsen
fam, ,pirr cs i'm bod febper falIen Die gnss
faucer ,pierer bon orn poten ;n treteu ben
ite einssncmmen baktn.
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o. Die S(bbrs0t Der csmotratiibsn Gen
tralsStaats Committee, an bic 8rsimdnnsr
BON psnniplpanisn, fcnntsn mir messn Man>
gel an Maun, BIG jest nod ni6t einriidsn.--
Sit icll, 70 baIb Wie mfalitb, erltbeinen,
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&saoins, ben 81. 2iusuit, 184l.
Central 5taats TonguNtttec
unfer Motto

Sscrar Srrp, jun. &aneaIlsr.
Ssnrp Wrntarmcrp, 5arristurs.
8. g. @mitb, pbilaoclpbia.
6armar 0ennp, pittstur9.
QBialam W1. QEatte, Grip.
Scbn 8. W1lse, Suutinapcn.
Sobu 3aaaart, Slcrtbumts.Ianp.
Scbn g. Stltbaros, Mcapn9.
Sacrb Wsrsanp, Cation.
2Dtll'am S 5usbee, p9Ilaed. gauntp.
Ncapins SUM- s.
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orrcfpon6irenoe mittee
BON Serfs Gauutp.
David S. GerDon, 0ieatins.
Foratic 5rerler, qanafbwamm.
SamsS {. Mcrris, Morsantavn.
Scbn &. 8ifbsr, &saoin9.
!csnrp Nboabs, bp.
@barlss 5. 6absr, &ustaun.
Sames s.. Eon &eee, peieslbsrs.
Or. Sraneis palnt Olsp.
9Silliam 8. JoainsS, Yrsistaun.
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Sebe Hes 9lbtb. eSChr Yanf5.

ensn Sbsil bisfss Documents Tnacb llebers
fssunS res "esba Yatrlpt"l fnost psr asitr
in ben perbtraebenben &elumnnen. Siefe
9teee 1T Elm Oofumsnt bon un9sn,einsr QSibs
tsfsit uno fcats aufmerfiam eslsfsn wsreen,
um lls rsbt su psrftsbsn. Die SariHsSrass
srrs9t 9s9enwartia, msbr ws tu elmer anSsrn
Seit bic aassmsins Nufmsrfiamfsit uns III sis
ne Der oauptfra9en, 'pslbs bsi Der nabfsn all:
9smsinsn mabl 81 sntfbebsn fnb. Die Mste
cs6 !orn. Sanfs lisfert cine 8crtrsffliebe Sss
Isbruns ibsr bas GarifsSpfsm Ssist osnsn
quite unb ibkbtt Gstsn unb lit tsioneerS bas
~ sesisnst jens @uffldrun9 ibsr ben @sssns
iians Su 9stsn, bic Dem 8rsimanns ME fsblsn
fcGts, ebs ct am Stimmfalfsn feline gntibsis
puns sibt. SSir empfeblsn babsr bic oseabts
0ists in bieien unb ben folssncsn SIattsrn,
aGsn GUT ssnausn Durhfibt
05-gin fbleebter Hunoe.--9sr pcifs
meffsr ~ pcrt Clinton, Sbupfia 60, bat
uus bsnabrictt9t bas &or. Samuel Srrtos
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amt ssfbidt srbjsIt, oisfslbs nitlt msbr abbptt.
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