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N.w.H,spsHlRy.-Henry Hubbard regular J

NV sNPss,RE.-H Hubbard G regular
has been elected Governor by over 1000 majority
John White. proposed BY the new Coa4erra-
I've. hut who declined has or TOGO Fote=
rhe Wings having 70 hope Of success. did not
turrl on, they hardly threw 10000 votes FIR oe-
vcns in tho State Itzie doubtless best az it's
Had Hubbard been defeated the Radicals would
have been compelled 70 patch upza=coraproa1ize
with Hill. Renton Co. they vii kick them
out Of the party retnor-eIessly
We stated on SATURDAY that the Conservative
Councillor from Rockingham County.=the Wing
Senator from the Portsmouth District, and the
Wing Representative, from Concord we're elected
There proves to be no choice in either case though
the Wing and Conservative candidates are ahead
IN each. In the Rockingham District. there
some l. 100 plurality against Col. Barton O, The old
Patriot but he viii probably bs=cfosen b. the
Legislature. So Of the Portsmouth, District IN
the Cheshire Conncioc District the " Ilig cardi-
datcis largely ahead, ba, may be defeated Is the
Abolition =qore,. In the heene Senate District.
a Wing is cbosen-.The other ten are proI.bly
Loco-
Hills Patrio, states that the fiofIs'e omposed
Of 80 Rt.dical-.54 Anti-Radical- and AZ Wtis-
nc. cnoiec l6. Weapprehend this calculation WI
hardly stand
% *fhe Speeial EIeetion=n the susqnehanna
District Pa.#fora Member Of Congress has ofl-
ciall.' resulted as follows
Counties. Rcai,L King,berry u Har.i L. Horton, -.
Bradford -.-- l647 15&2 90 g:
Susquchannt.1i4i GsiC IL 90
Iioga -.-..lOG6 2&3 Ii
Potter :27 - II To-
VI kean 9G II -
To'aI....1lao s5e5 al2
20 We hear that TnoNAs F. Field. Esq. has
been nominated By the Liberty Party ibolitionl
thcircandidate Tor Mayor a, our ellsnine Char
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n Our report Of Mt.EMFRsos last Lecture
IS in ,yre, but Reluctantly postponed tlto-morrow.
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STANDARD PRICE

- spring Fashions for EsaIa are now csadT
N ifl,,cr toi and ,nl at MNTSpNS, I5i ChnhAm.,t4
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Applicant. in U,n!,r,,,1cy.

) Col. ELISHA Tracy. an eminent citizen OF,
Nich. CT, died iniha, city ON thursday last
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10 The Jewels. &c. recently stolen al Mon
lrcal.=hayc been recovcrcd.ZThcy We're tosnd
under Il board sidewalk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

The Quebcc Gazette OF the eth inst. saw,
that the snow NJ tlnt=lime WAS between four and
i've feet deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

IL The brig f.nPressario reports Il fight Oh
Havana between a Brush brig Over and .
SLAYER The SLAYER proved tozbe The ,lronsest
and finally escaped \, 0lIc 'tt'.
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% The Banks paid no specie ycstetrl0y; they
have paid none To-day. This seems to b,sfhe be
ginning and the end ot.the ay requiring t,esumP-
ton Philadeiphi1 Gazette.
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10 In Washington County. Vi. there, ;lr, pre-
c'ssy as many males as temales-ll,753 OF each,
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I Thursday Iasewa> the day 9PPoat2d by the
Legislature of Louisiana tor the choice Of a l. ).
Senator to succeed Hon. \. AlouroN. resigned.
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ml22N o eornt,. Of VAL -ond No..au..lrt,f.
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Ms T Tn N> I'm 10y mlsu.
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"a FIRE in Quebec on the Grh a painter
named Pierre Laplnnie Killed i,s the falling OF
n chimney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-16

y
SlE.-I deem ii my duty state 10 you that the
means OF the company in whose charge the New
lorl, and Erie Railroad has been placed, are ex-
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q Nsw-orleaas paPer- OF 'he 3D. s.s,'''s'l'' The
account OF a duel opposite 'cks5aliif. between
Mr. Tompkius and Col Cook. iyl#v .irti both Serr
tillsd-tishtins viii pistols At twenty pace,
Later accountsz,ry thai sge1 sisii TOOL, pace
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% .Fhe Speeial Elee,ion=in the susqnehanna
District, Pa.iora Member Of Congress has Off
ciall rn.ultcd as rolInv.s
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u The Nashville recently arrived nj New-Qi
leans in eight days and fifteen hours from tls CITY
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joins 3. WILLIAMS, Of Massachusetts. tor the
Bay Of Islands. in Ncw-Ze.liami, in the place OF
JAMES f. CIExpES, resigned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-15

TO effect cure, or the purchase money will be
returned by himself or travelling agent-They
comprise the lygeian or Family Pill; the Hy-
geian Tonic, to restore the doblitated or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill, 10 cure those
painnl difficulties and diseases peculiar TO women;
and the Ague Pill to cure intermittent tevcrs and
agucs. For further information, the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves of the Hyselst and
Extra IIygeist, furnished gratis at the proprietor
Office, No. ,, Astor House, New. York, and by all
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and invahds,
together with twenty five useful receipts, and u
mass of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the Hygeian Med
zines are invaluable.
For sale by
THos. J. HoLToN. Agent.
Charlotte, Jan, 10, ISL.
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MGGaf's Life Pills a E.nnis
EsistcrS.

FE7tIESE medicines are indebted for their name
III to their manifest and sensible action in on.
riiying The springs and channels of life, aud endu.
ing them with renewed tone and yiror, and 10 the
undoub,ed fact that at very carly period in their
history they had rescued sufferers from the very
verge OF an untimey grave, after all the deceptive
nos,rums ofthe day, prescribed by physicians, had
utterly failed in which cases they also permanent
ly secured tina! uniturm enjoyment of health, with.
out which HE itself is but partial blessing So
great indeed had their efficacy invariably proved,
thai 1t was scarcely less than miraculous to those
who were unacquainted with the beautifully phi
osphlcal principles upon Whieh they were com.
pounded, and upon which they consequently act.
THE PHOENIX BITTERS are so called, be,
cause they possess the power of restoring the ex-
pting embers Of health, to glowing vigor thro'.
out the constitution, as the Phoenix is said 10 be
restored to life from the ashes Of its own dissuu
tiun. The Phoenix Bltters are entirely vegetable
composed Of roots found only in certain parts of
the western country, which will infaltly cure
FEVERS AND AGUES of all kinds; will never
failto eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercu
nv, infinitely sooner than the most powerful prep
aratiuns of Sarsaparilla, and will Immediately
curc the determination of BLOOD TO THE
HEAD; never fail in the sickness incident 10
yolng females, and will be found a certain rem.
cdy in all of nervous debility and toeokaess
Of The most impaired constitutions. As a remedy
for Chroaii aud Mhammatory RHEUMd TESM,
the efficacy of the PhHnlx Bltters will be demon.
stratod by the use OF single bottle.
The proprietor rejoices in the opportunity ailor
ded by the universal diffusion ef the press, for
placing his VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
within the knowledge and reach OF every indyi.
dual in the community. Unlike the host Of per-
nicious quackeres, which boast Of vegetable in.
gradients, the Life Pills are purely and SOLELY
VEGETABLE, and contain neither Mercury, Anti
mony, Arsenic, nor any other mineral, in any
form whatever They are entirely composed Of
extracts from rare and powerful plants, the viz.
tues Of which, though long known to several In.
dian tribes, and recently to some eminent pharma-
ceutical chemists, arc altogether unknown 10 the
Ignorant pretenders to medical science; and " ere
never before administered in so happily etlica.
cious a combination.
Their first operation is to loosen from the coats
of the stomach and bowels, the various impurities
and crudties constantly settling around them;
and TO remove the hardened frees which collect
in the CONCLUSIONS Of the small intestnes. 9th
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NOTICE.

N foREWARN all persons from trading for a
n Nole, given by me 10 George Cremor, for
aoou' phe Hundred and Twelve Dollars, PAYABLE
the ISL OF January next, dated the 10th Of July,
iS4@ IN word, Il is the only note have out,
payto'e 70 man of that name. lie resides near
beaties Ford Lincoln county, n. G. Cremor is
requested to conc aud take the property and bring
any ioie as 'hc property bought was unsound,
aud do not intend paying the Same, unless com
PEELED 10 do 50 by law.
Tx CURETON.
Cureioa's Store, S. C., Aag. Is, lal2. 4sf
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BEEF. Beef. BEEFm
steamboat Communication
TO CAMDEN.

.G791n FEIliE undersigned takes
5a-s corning tie Merchants Merchant 5, and M,
sss.s Planters Of Camden, sum.
trT, Lancaster and York districts, as also those of
Charlotte n. Carolina, and Ire adjlcent counties,
That on or before the l5Ih OF October next, his
new and light draft Steamboat tue kERSIlAW,
"II be ready to start on her first trip to Camden
aud viii continue 10 run regularly, tlroug hout the
season. making the trip up and down in but little
more Than a week, or four days cach way
Shippers Of GOODS or COTTON may RELY IN
on their freight in all stages Of the river, as She is
50 constructed that fully lo?ded, or with /, 900
bales OF Cotton down. she Will not draw more than
three feet six inches.
The undersigned is determined that there shall
be no mistake 10 this mcthudoitransfurting Goods
and Produce 10 Camden and rom thence TO the
interior and as il has been heretofore very unecr
tain, he trusts TINT his Efforts to promote despatch
ard certainty will be properly appreciated
Tor further particulars, rate OF freight, Sc. az.
ply 10 Mr.. p. !, Yillepgue, Agent al Camden, or
shannon y Niece Of tbs city.
O b. liILLARD,
No. le5 last Bay, Charleston.
Aag. - lSi2. 43lf
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ReEs. kAaJsHE.'S
VI % y I Q I It u s 2
REST0RER or THE BLOOD,

FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES


VT HE1IIER produced by bile, phlegm. from
w internal morbid matters, arising FROM
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mer.
curry, ca'onci, bark, &c, lin females from the
CHANG Of life, as specified IN the Pamphlet.
AN.SyPmIIuc SyRur.-This medicine is in
all Felercal Disorders, certain remedy.
An siNlA MNruRE, in liquid and in paste,
cclel ted iof It's speedy and perfect removal ol
Goa1r hPI and elect
Corp NINE BtrsAN, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
AROMATIC EXTRACT, lIniment for Indigestion,
Codncss in the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
lErR ATlyE POWDER, for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of The Eyes, &c, which is to be
taken a the Restorcr.
JarAS OINTMENT, for Piles. which is to be ap-
'ir1 k.ui,ips H. ~.
:, s.s' 51lSMENr for letter, Ringwor,n S,r,
Rheum, Sca'dhcad, Erupiions Of the skin, aud foul
ulcers; is TO be applied besides the Restorer
UNIVERSAL OR STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, lnAammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
Dg kUHt.s Acousric On, for Deafness ana all
other Aurcuiar Complaints, which is to be used
together With the Restorer.
10 Dr. kuhl's Pamphlet Treatment" &c,
entered according TO Act of Congress- contains
fuli Directions for the use og the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy
" Persons wishing to procurc any of The med.
clnes, wIll please direct their orders with Tie a.
mount, (post pads 10 DIR. kUIIL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, n. C., or Richmond, Va or to any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
b Gate Druggisf, Charlotte.
J. +, x {. Phiter, Concord
Jenkins & Bilcs Salisbury
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T. ]. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor 81 Publisher
TERMS:

TERMS:
-, Too Dollars and Fifty Cents ifpod in advance.
!H'ee Dollars If not paid within three months
ana 1aree Doit1rs and Fifty Gents il not paid
entii alter the expiration Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except
at the option Of the Editor.
W Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
square NC lines or less, this sized tvpe for The
hrst insertion, aud 25 cents for each Continuance.
Court advertisements aud Sheriff. Sales ehargod
70 per cent higher; and deduction of 3il per
cent. will Do made from the regular prices. for nd
veriisers by the year. Advertisements inserted
monthly or quarterly 81 per square for each time
semI-monthy % cents per square for each time
AGENTS.
ColR. VI. Cochran, Mecklenburg, NC.
Chas. w. Harris. VI in Grove, n. G.
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Cure for Consumption.

SUte EOE SOEEsttsltsstEO
Recommended BY Robert Rlackwood, living
in Orange County, N. c., 3 miles south
of lllllsborougb, and 3 west Of Chapel
Hill, aged sixty years.
II n the first place, take quart of Rum of the
Il best quality, and qIart of new clean Tar,
putting the mixture IN stone jug that will con-
tan double the quantity, that ii may have room to
boil without bursting then cork the Jug complete
" tight that the air cannot pass in or OUT then
place this vessel in pot tull Of water and boil il
brlskIy for one hour and 1t viii become complete.
ly mkt; you may swing the Jug in the pot so as
TO keep il upright. Then lei the patient take a
table spoonful in the morning, and at night before
going to bed; it the patient be very low, take but
tea spoonful three times n day. and as they
gain strength take little more, till they can bear
a table spoonful twice day say night and morn.
ing. lfihIS does not effect a cure, make the same
quantity as before an1 that will be sufficient
The paticn, should not drink any kind of spirits
whatever, and should be particular in his diet
avoiding all kinds of gross heavy food, such as
salt bacon and the like; also swee, milk also
avoid getting wet take very moderate exercise
live on very light diet, such as rice, soup of fowls
&c; carefully avoid drinking heavy draughts OF
Coiu Witer uflnk as ltue as possible.
The said Robert Blackwood has proved by ex.
pertinent that this remedy has cured several per.
sons who we're entirely given out by oil the best
doctors in this section will mention the case OF
Mrs. Thompson, near Chapel Hill She was at
The point of death, unable TO support herself in
her bed, who is now in as good health as she ever
was. Also, Mrs. Hatch, still near ncighbor, who
was very low with the consumption, aud is now
in perfect health. In the case of Mr.. Ihompson's
wife, DIR. Yancey considered her incurablo and
pronounced her lost. feel confident that by
close application it will cure perhaps ninety nine
in a hundred
l3'Mr. Backwood thus offers the receipt to all
whe May be disposed 10 make trial Of it ; and If
It should effect cure, he has no doubt it will,
he only asks in such case such compensation as
their sense of justice may dictate.
Papers throughout the United States will render
great service TO those who are afflicted with this
disease, by giving this publication.
ROBERT BLACKWOOD.
March l6, 1912.
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SALISBURY FACTORY.
y aluable Ham q
1T F'EeEg:FTE SIZE.

EE7IIE subscriber, wishing TO sr.l port Of lis
h lands, moss offers Cor sale a valuable Tract
rsA u Laod, viii COED i'm zzErss.
fsms p,ovcmen,s, containing ssssssssSsssss
!!!ESs I15 acres, ofwhchtbere 0%Segss
.AxAsSE. IS 10 acres ia cultiva. xvck-
lion, os which there i 50 acres IN Cotton aud lie
balance tmhercd land Also, is on the lands a
new GRlSl MILL and COTTONGIN propel.
led by water power The above land is situated
in Mechleu5utg County, on Mallard Creek, {
miles N4ylh asst Of Charlotte aud inferior TO none
in his section Of the country for the produc ion
Of Cotton, graIn, &c. As 10 the location OF the
above deserted lands, as respects the abundance
~ good water heallh and fertility OF soil combin.
Cd il clnno, be exceeded in the country As
am determined 10 sell, would respectfully invite
those who sgish 10 make purchase Of such as is
above described, 10 call aud view the land and
Judge ior themselves. forms Of payment made
easy.
NJ 5. ALEXANDER.
Jane J, Isle, 36tf
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SPOONER'S PATENT
KXGEE.s.V .EEEECEyES.

A RE the best
Ehand cheapest
family and gene
raj medicines in
use. These med.
icInes are the re-
suit Of a life OF
study and expert,
ence f; the proprte
tar Ivnrraptctbppl
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rHNM0TllY r. HUGHES having obtained
M the MANSION HOUSE for pubic accom-.
modation informs his friends and the public gen
orally, that he is prepared 10 receive and enter
tain all who may favor him with their patronage
His TABLE shall always be wen and plentiful.
y supplied with every thing the country affords,
to peose and satisfy the palate evcn Of an epicure
His BAR will be found furnished with choice
selection of Liquors, Wines and Cordias, both
lnteign and domestic
Ills STABLES shall be constantly attended BE-
faithful and attentive hostlors aud supplied with
abundant ptovcndcr.
y. b. The Stage 0.lice is kept at the Mansion
House.
Caortoas, N C.. My %. 1912. G,n
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-24
Wlbti9 fir 8auern unD 0auD>
tperfer.
OlafliGcn, Sunt 6. 1s4:.

Bangsrs tncltneu endless Dloor.
Gme Iteue nnS perthopae 8erbeernne in Der sluweus
oung Der Yfercefraft.
tr Undergraduate trna r6tist hetuit he Taurn unb
~ 0"nowcrtrr StSrt unb rrn ansrtn,encen >aun.
nA in Der Nenbun3 Der Vkrctaft az rertsraen unr ~
reraufen eeren Scmmuns 3et ,u erarcn 1T unp ben J.
men IS G1Jer'S tHrtlHen ENDLESS 1Ttoor tibrt.
C0 ccr Undergraduate ncbrtrc Sabre init Der crfrttaina
ptn "iNlnrn, echtttdt mar um bic m6vf ttc Nrtp n.
pun9 Ger pIrrrtr1 iu trtrmmcn 70 9lat f1Ds cpn
nc rb9s Ant ron rcrjcnscn ;u 9Gc aut c(c CT bic te
rnctrc Autmrrt ar Der Sautrn nb 60nrrrrter ritrte
no CT ttbarttc rbnc ut elmer rfclarien 2rirttr.
9ung raB feline petro tir rrn(eten erfunpen rparp
hr 9eb rm Snrem CT rmitJu elmer BicrercsunS heraus.
crrrt, Gilt CT etc Nnttrn cr1Drntr Wamiifcm prle le
rbnt Nnanr SO rcn tccr rt!atcn as scno cine Xroft
cititr Nrt, mcd rittclte rcrber untcr(ucbt battcn
Sur Sacn 1T c wcrbrr Ircll lie 10 Setaut it, bag e ~
Eeno ctncn Stcncmen 3mtfr, wr3u Oabnen 9rtraut
an9epcet mcrrem tann ais gum Otetcn alrr 9crtrn
Sr6tsn, wrr r fmfs tis gu fnf unr etcn,s 9ufc(
c!nem 1a9 erftt gum Strcb(bncbn &artcfen, Stcn ,c
FUR o"nnprtcr 1T Tie r6ne 3rc rte tefc 9rrteruns Die tis
etncd crfrnncn r0rr. 9t rb Eccnrrs lei attcs Greuls
nnH 3rreL @dscn an9cprcct O nem ferre fdbneirrt ne
lc :in ENtter 6p; einna rurd in Is !nutr SaSturrr
no a9ncr nc tnbcrs au9fprcrt oicer pfcrretrGt bre
Atmerttamtrtt 1u cnlcn, nrm m 1T cincm pciranni9rn
Sa9cn prcr GIttcn r9enb ein Ort 9etra
Aic Serni9c, wcbe m fir 9rrtrtfrunarn TIL Wrtbansaus
trm fur Grrarrun9 Der Nrtrit natrli at res clrts
lnercttn mc bH rin9ea tei iEm anurufcn (tt
rrun Gr 1T rcrtrrittt in tursr 3c cine unr Vftrrc>
traft 3u scrn, nne Jmar fcinem 9rp in lacn, 9tart
Gauntp c~cb olsaue in Mansfelr, 96lanp Gauntu Ohio
SOlepb g. Sttnmons,
Madinift.
OtanSftlO, Stunt, -, 1s42. 60.60Olt
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StraVs.

BY virtue of an order, directed 10 us by William
M'Carmick, Justice of the peace Of jackson Township
in Starck County, the undersigned do Certify that
have viewed g. appraised certain Strays, taken up
by Samuel Kick of said Township and find one to be
Dark bay horse with bold face, both ore-feet and the
eli hindfoot white TO The pasture joint, about fifteen
hands high supposed to be five six years old and
natural tro,'erand black Mare Cot, supposed to be
years old this Spring about fifteen hands high
marks or brands perceivnble and do apprase saio
Strays at twenty FIVE dollars each.
JAeon CLAY. Appraisers
Sworn 10 and subscribed before Me this Sd day Of
June A. p. 1912. VIM. McCormick, So.
hereby certify the above to be q true Copy from
my Estreate book. VIM. MCCORMICK, Sq.
June 10, 1S49. 3mq.
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An # oroerun9.
AT s. sM. Benber, bon Start Counts, Ohio.

UU y -0V. OtNUtII UUH StuII VUUulyI DUG.
Defaster Senter ane POM April 1910 tis 1pru lsAl An
uno GAIT 70 ricl i meiB, als n ebr4sr jusr Mann SE
fur enen Sclen banr nabm i teiacn 1nans ibm .a tsrs
gen. ane tssnaSte @ rcrlaus NIT iner Oubia; aea taH
mad fenem Ausritt otnSenelbeem 8shafts entsp er
aus rtcfr Gcscno cbne ber a ttne @rur eon {iss
ei8en Qnfntbalt 81 Sten sd be mid babcs SenSbiat I'm
bierfur ant.utrreern nen 1untbascr ~ enttesn sne IN
Babe ine SalbiSteit su mir gu entr. uno eit Stinsa
sun Namn nno oe Gbre ner alten in rtssr 0tsns sbs
nenben 0eltrrn pieeer 3u rctten. - ~
enf1enfreante. bic ben Anntbaltsprt bes te(asn g. M
tncer micn, rerten ateten eeneten treEi mss1s.
beiea, ub jar inter Der N6ore biei unten tsest hate.
Oeinrid SerttL
Nobrefe: Henry Oersel, Canton Stark Co., OAjo.
0aRfcn. ben l7ten Jnnt Is42 4a.Sn
Glinrt 3errn Gpaeaen serFf4nn aas 40 Wsasasleagaa
oar4 dufnahmt ptiSes Aanfrneruu9. -
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1000

Nfc as &rpfcr, nb cine Quandt 3nn, mtrben rtranst,
fir prlbs Der b6bte Yrtis in 2eaarcn te,abtt miro.
9. j.. 6ermanu.
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