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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-11
Office Of Commissioner IN Ba1kruotcy,

Notice to the Creditors Of the following named
bankrupts to prove their debts before me, at NV
Office in Lewisburg, on the several days named.
when and where the said baRkrupts are required
TO attend.
DEBTS VS. Solomon Cary, Cd the 10Th and 9Th of ,
May next.
Debts VS. David PiHnelI, on the 18th and 18th
of May next.
Debts VS. VIM II II Crane, on the 18th and 18th
of May next.
Debts VS. Samuel Fox, on the 18th and 18th Of
May next.
Debts VS. Nathan l. Duncan. on tho 18th and 1a,h
of May next.
Debts VS. VIM G Black, on tho 10Th and 18Th Of
May next.
VIM. c. wooDSoN, Comr.
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w o OIL q A r DIN

VIE subscriber announces to the public that
ms Iaraing Machines are DOW in good order,
and will be in operation by the bst day of Nav
and as have Employed Mr.. j. M. Helms, to SUI,
Perlntend them, will warrant them well attend.
ed TO- AS times are hard have reduced the price,
to- cents per pound for white, and 81 do. for
mixed. have also made stand for Wool a,
Mr., robert u. BickIe's Store, in Stanton, where
all left will be taken away, carded and returned.
every week.
All Kinds OF Grain and Flaxseed will be taken
Tor Wool Carding at the market price.
GEORGE IMBODEN.
April 20, 1Sd3-St
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y " HL i q S A L Is

-, -OCHA-
n pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the county
OF Rockbrdge, rendered ia suit therein pendinG.
between Sam'l. ID. Cambell, executor of San,I. t.
Gambell decd, and Peter O'Btian and others.
defendants, on the Gath day Of Sep'ber 1892 will
on Thursday the 25th day Of May next, offer for
Sale' auction, upon the premises, that very
Valuable Tract OF Land
on which the late Doct. S. l.. Campbell resided.
containing by recent survey, three hundred and
sixteen acres and ninetetn square poles. This
tractlies Immediately on the grea,road from Lex
ington to the Warm Springs; in good neiphbor-
nood' and within three miles of Lexington. There
is large and excellent STONE DWELLING;
MsA HOUSE good KITCHEN and
nm All necessary out houses on the I'M
EaAsl land This tract has number itljtI1
OF hne springs on it and fine stream runninu
through hecentre of it, upon which there are sever
mills, saw mills &c., very convenient TO the land
There is good meadow on the tract of land. and
the farming land is in fine order. All persons who
wish to purchase very desirable tract of land
would do well to attend the sale; and they are in.
Vited to view the land and examine it for them
selves, before the day of sale. The terms which
VIII be made as favorable aspossible to purchas-
ers, will be made known On the day of sale.
5. Mob. MOORE, Com'r.
April Is, lSt3.--,ds
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MOOI4 CARDANG.

FENHE subscriber will continue the above busi.
n ness at his old stand the present season. and
invites his friends and the public generally 10 give
him their custom. Strict attention Willie paid to
his work, and his prices will be the same as usu-
AL All wool sent must be cleansed OF sticks
burrs, and other hard substances, and one pound
OF grease furnished TO every twelve pounds
GEORGE PATTERSON
April 81, 1873"
FIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, March the 9th,
1913.
benjamin Yance-PltT.
AGAINST
George and John Sites, George, Sias and We'll
llngton Vance, Jefferson Kinney and John ].
Rife-Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant George Sites, not having enter.
cd his appearance, and given security according
TO the act OF Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhabitant of this Common
wealth tits ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here, on the lst day of the next term q s,
day OF June next,) and answer the bill Of the
Plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton, for two months successfully, and post.
GU at the front door of the Courthouse.
Copy--T este,
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, C. C.
April 6.
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vihGlNiA-Ata Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery held for Augusta County. Al
1912, Tue ~o'h
Thomas p. Wilson, and James c. Shipman. nd.
m'histratoIs OF VIM. Miller, dec'd.-Plaintif1s,
AGAINST
Hannah, the wife of the said Thomas p. Wilson.
samuel samuel Is. Miller, VIM. w. Miller, Mary G.
Miller, and Nancy Shipman, the wife OF the
said James G. Shipman, heirs of the said
Wiliiam Miller, decd, and Polly Bell, John
Ervne, Abraham Lamb, Robert Harnsbarger,
samuel Clarke, Thomas Bell, James A. Fra
zier' George Geger, Elijah Brown, Lewis
liar, Peter Hull, Armstead M. Mosby, John
McCue, Samuel Browns reprs., Joseph Cra-
Ven's repr's., Jonathan Shpman, and any 9TH
ers, the creditors of the said William Miller.
Observation-Disclosures.
"Gn consideration whereof i, ia oraered Tho,
TINS cause be referred TO Master Commissions,
ChapIn, who is hereby directed to take an ac-
count OF the administration Of the plaintiffs on
the estate of William Miller, deceased: an ac-
CONT OF the real assets of the said estate: an
account OF debts due from the estate, and their
dignity' stating how much of the personal estate
OF the said Miller has been applied to the nav
ment OF debts binding the heirs; and also what
amount still unpaid bind his heirs, together with
any other matters stated, deemed pertinent nv
himself, or which may be required by either Of
the parties to be 50 Stated. And the said Com
.''o,ioi 10 iequheu W give elght weeks notice
IN the Staunton Spectator to the creditors of the
said William Miller, deceased, to appear before
him aud prove their debts.
- R.H. KINNEY, DC.
PURSUANT to the foregoing decree, the credi-
= tors of William Miller, deceased are berehu
notified to file their claims against the estate Of
said decedent, in my Office in Staunton, lin Har.
mans buildings,) ON the 18th, 18th or 18th DAVIS
OF June next, on which last mentioned day shall
proceed to settle the administration account of the
plaintiffs. C. CHAPLIN
April est
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Office of Commissioner ., Bant,rn,cu for ,

O0ice Of Commissioner in Bcnkruptcy for)
A.. Warren county, Aprh 90 (
Notlce TO the Creditors Of Samuel Wilson, a
bankrupt 10 prove their debts before me at NV Of
ice In Front Royal, on the 26th and 9Th of Nav
next when and where the said bankrup, is requi-
red to attend.
THOMAS N. ASHLEY, Conf.
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@gT ACRES

situated on Christians Creek, in Augusta cor,,x
eoout miles southeast of Staunton, the crsSt
running immediately through it, with sevsS<f
gooa springs, three apple and pear orchards. ~
!ne best OF fruit, good and comfortable DWELLING
iiouSe' and other necessary buildings on The
same; about l60 or ITO acres cleared. and ia .
me state OF cultivation, the balance in timber
w"nin three miles of four merchant mills and
oonven'ens to several places of public worship
ms Farm is well worth the attention of tbose
wishing to purchase, as it is seldom such niece
OF land Is offered to the public without reserve
iEhMS-One-half In hand on the day Of sale.
ana inc balance in equal annual payments :.
directed by the will. For the deferred pavmsn,s
aeea OF Tustwill be required on the land 10 40.
cure inc payment OF the same. Possession uiven
on 'ne hrst day of September next. A far.
'her description is deemed unnecessary al tho..
wishing to purchase would do well to view ths
same before the day of sale MIR. VIM. CIehIv
living on the land, or thes subscriber, will take
pleasure In showing the premises to those wish
Also at the same time and place, / shall Offer
LOT sale, TWO likely Female Servants, one abont
10 or % years Of age, the other about Is or IL
years of aye.
TERMS-Twelve months credit. .o,s 81
good approved security required on ths dav ~
sale. IL is probable that an arrangement v;Ii
take place with heirs by which portion of m.
hand payments for the land can be deferred ,,li
The first day of September, by the payment Of in.
tereSt on the same.
:, JOHN CHURCHMAN, Executor.
April %, 1913.
" The Rockingham Register insert till sale.
ano forward account to the Spectator office for
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"A. u. Wren s. Brother,
a RE just receiving an extensive and well Be-
Aiected assortment of fresh
D&WG+S q MlISlDIUINlASe
which they will sell low for cash.
They have just received large stock of best
Havana, Principe Colorado,
q Negro,
4" Semi-negro,
I" Oscuro,
and Common CIGARS
-, best Maccoboy, Rappee, and Scotch SNUFFS.
those who are in search of fine article give us
a call.
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a Sthe surviving executor of Henry King, decd.
VIII expose to public sale, on the | st day of
June next, on the premises, the valuable farm on
which IL. King resided at the time of his death
containing about 3z5 ACRES, within two
miles OF the Augusta church, and about the Same
distance from Mt Sidney, adjoining the lands IF
Thomas p. Wilson, VIM. Crawford. HYDE.
&c.-The property will be shown by Charles
HYDE Esq. who resides on the premises.
Also, at the same time and place, ten or twelve
IL IKE VEG ROES
will be offered Cor sale.--The terms for the land
VIII be one third on the LIST September, when pos
session can be given, and the residue i'm one and
two equal annual payments from the LIST June
The Negroes will be sold for one half at the time
of sale, and the balance in one year from sale.
JOHN COCHRAN,
Executor Of II. King.
March 30, IS43.-tds
District Court of the United .ytoies far The
Western District of Virginia, holden M
Sfan'ton, Febrmary IS, 1S13.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice to the Creditors and all others concern.
Of 0 ''''O"
lOl2-John Valentine, of Randolph county. for
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the 18th of Nav, Is43.
Copy--Teste,
:, N. X. TROUT, D. c.
March 9, 1e43
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4 D II 7 e a Z 81 MN SON.
WILL stand one half of his time at my stable
On Christians Creek, and the other half al
SIMON koiners New Mill mile above Waynes-
borough, on South River.
WIN. W. BASkiN.
March %, Is43.--tf
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Valuable Land and Slaves
AT AUCTION.

conformity with the last will and te.,,m.n,
Noi the late Col. Joseph Larew. shall ofi.r for
SAFE at public auction, to the highest bidder. on
'ne premises, on Friday the 26th day Of NAV
mex, very valuable Tract of Land, il being The
ing by recent survey. S""'e'"'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-11
Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
no. GOA Broad ST. Newark n. J.

=, ne ohoWng certificate is from gentleman who lost
The whole of his Nose from severe Scrof,Ious d;
ne suyoIncd cut represents the dcformity as accurate
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JOHN ID. STEVENSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CLARKSBURG, VIRGINIA.

WILL Practise in the Superior and Ynferfnr
Courts of Harrison, Randolph, Lewis, and,
Marion. All claims entrusted to him will be-.
promptly collected.
October 90, I842.
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have confidence in the representations made hv v
ina Coniin, and have fuia knowledge of her case
.i,.,o ELIJAH F. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward Of the CITY of New york
Dec. ID, 1912. " Aoih'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-11

MANCHESTER 8. POTOMAC RIffLROAD
On and after Monday the 3Oh instant, the
Passenger Tram viii star, at o'clock, A. NJ
by order.
req. l. 1913. J.GEo. HEST, Agent.
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martha Goniin has lived in my family the las. a
FEARS and hereby certify the foregoing statement made
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ND "A ND NEGROES.

+ ancy Hi, ROCK. co., }
April ID, lS43.-tf {
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-11

VlRGINIA-Ata Circuit Superio, C,or,, r.
l. Law ana Chancery held for Augusta County. an
1912, ''.o ''NA
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Iplacc full coohderce in the st,.emc,t 5
una Conhn, having known her the past twenty wears
VIII checrinily give any particulars in relation TO b.r
case 10 those who may wish further information
eo; SR ELIZABETH,
Street, n. Y. H. ~, ,s ,rnce
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Sleintoun96 Syrup,

Die gi9rnIhaften Don Oatlep's Ncini.
9un9s GDrup BON GarfNporilla, ais 0ieini>
ger pes Slutes, (tuo i'm Qu9emeinen 70 wobl
befannt, baB es nnn6tbig Ut Uicl Naum aus
3ufiIlen, um Die Sortbcile 5u ertldren Die
purb ieinen GcGraMCb rrlan9t pcrben. See
ber ocr ibn 9ebrautBte, bat rte npbItb0ti9en
geiultate crfahren nnp NlIe Cmpfebleu es
init Dem Dcll,ten Sertraucil. - Nsrste bom
b6hfrn Stanpc III tbrCm 81tbe, Ucrltbreibcn
ite ibrcn Spatientcu; ba Ite feline (t0plitbs
Sbetle cntb0lt fpnbCrn rDn ben mlpPttcl a.
ber bod wrtlamiten Observation-Disclosures;
alien 5uf ufammCn9eIcBt 1T, triro Ite nit Ser:
traucn bar9cboten, ols b06 biUlalte II. ipirts
iamtte NCiniqltn9smittCl bRs 8lutes, mas
brPannt 1T. Scr 8ebrauc6 bon nnr ,penis
aCn OlaItBcn, bH0nbers IN ben 'Sriblin9s:
mpuatel, ipirb bic enhcbienenlte Se(fernna
nno 9tavtun9 bes Spttams cr5eugen uuc
jcbcu Saamcu GUT &ronfbcit crltifen cer
cntitanpcn fem mag, uao aufIeroem pem
&brper @eiuncbeit uno Oluntcrfeit aebsn
Sir Die 6cilun9 BON 6eorfula, Sings,
iltCl, StbenmatiGmus, Setter, spimprln
opsr uusfahrcn Der 5aut, lpei6e G5eicbmuls
ttrn, sSiteln, ebrcniIdbeu 6utrn Nfbma
se. &C, fno bic sablreieben 3eusnlGe i'm
SrGe oes llnterItbrtrbenen unS Ieiner H9en>
tthf ppN Atl 6ttu UNIV dHVgtHJ VlHlAN9NNV
ben ltmsldu6iattcn 5u dberscnssn, ca6 es pas
wrfiamiie aller sDrcparate BON @arIaporll:
ia 1T.
gum 8srfauf i'm @rr6en uno Sletneu,
bei Dem giacntbhmrr 6corac 10. Oafeley,
Slcro ste Gtra6c in 8eaoin9 Serfs gauut.
8caoin9, bcn lfen April 1899.
Gertifieate bon reIpeftobelen 2euten f6n
nen in eini0em Der Stobre nat9eieben
weroen no Die OleOi5in 5u baben 1T,
bon weldben bic foioenoen eini9e
iino.
SD bate 5rn. 2bomas Debm'e camille
felt ben leBten Sabrsn bebient, pabrenp mel,
hsr 3eit Icb scIesentIicb fit bic Srau Debn,
fir oen in cbisen grrtfeater ndbntem lleteI
bor1tbrieb, nit mt 9rrinser $inoeruns.-
SD babe cpe TRIAD 81 slanben oa6 Die 9Die
perberltelluna ibrcr ScIunobsit alein oen1
Sebraub bon Srn. Oafelep's 9teiniaunss
Sgrup bon 9arlaparilla su5u16rsiben 1T.
9alOm0n @. Bird, Ol. 9.
Stealing, Oen erttcn April 1889.
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Dr. O. @b. SOcrDlin's $
26lutretniQcn0e NtQen.


Oie fttb III ber Gtoot l1ew 1IorF felt mcbs
reu SabrCn, burCb ibre rcrsnaicbe Sutc, tei
ber letprnotn Wenltbbcit ein 10 bcbrs, wobI.
pFrblentes Anleben eriporbcn baben, paG lbz
nen beutc allie anpere 50 lleM un6 Olepl;i.
nSn,bnr sur 2SleberbsrtirIluna Scr @rlunpbCit
9ebrancbt ,perpriL ipelt Dhebeh ba6en aucb
lhre CrlbrinunS III pieiem @taate Qrmoctt,
uno Sipar in Se9leitltna Uiclcr anqcIcbcner
3tu9nIlit Ibre aue9e3eltbnetrn 6ciItrdfte Re-.
tdti9enp.
5err 5tbcrelin III ein BON ser Darilcr
ltnloerTtdt 9ropuirter Dottcr, uno fann
babrr NIT ecn Dirlen OuafIalbern mb
Warththrcirrn bic in bcn 3rtunaen ibre Y >:
itrume 70 bcf1 prciIem Inn ein Iclthtaldu.
bI9es spuhlifum 5u 6etb6rcn teinr6wroe prrz
aIicten pcrprn. 0os 28erf muf Htn W1siz
fer Icbrn.
Snr Den Srrfauf i'm Grc6cu uno &leincn
1T llnterSeibnCtGr ais General 2(aent
fit sDennfp plOanien an9cfrlt Ipprpcn
NIT prm Netbtc llntrrsQl9cntsn iu ernennen.
Sir :N9entitbaft mrIoc man ftcb baz
her IN pprtcfrCen Sc1uheh an
@. 4ou. rDaaner,
Neorin9 prnna.
ElrinUCrfauf in Wcoona tci QBittwc
Sarab 1jorrie unb bel 6rn. 3ticbtcr Il.
t1IeKni9bt unb an Gjeor9 @tB Subifcbr.-
Qreie elmer GNahtCI [Sorl nit Sc pillen-
2s Gente.
Geaoin9, Ipril o.. Am.
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81 2 h 7 g { 10 2 | Z

~ y 10 { ..
grtranen0e Sur Don Gtrofuta ooer
Sings llebel, belUirft ourd) SlfeteD'6
9einl9una8 GDrup.
Dies c!ent 3n te5cusSn oaB mclnH gran
gIiiabetb Safer, Icit Ncn IcBtn fst6e Sab
ren al brn abicbmlltbsn 0crmhilumaen pcn
ScrOfuIa, cper S6ni9eUteI 9citten pocnrtb,
oas Seilcbt 70 an9c9riAeu mar ohB IbcllH
Oct STATE Stirn unb Scr cine SA6en 5rrlt6rt
purbpn, unb 9rcBe &6cbCr IN ben N(unr Cl,'
9eirtleu lparcn. Scr lcgte dr}ditbe BGlit0np
nuroe Uerltbah;t unO olle tefannte Wlttel
orrlucbt, ater bic &ranfDsit ftbritt immer
Uornirte n.par IttnEIl amllcbGrbanbnebmRn.
2tIe 6ofuuna botte un6 pcrl0dcn, ais ms
OafeIsp's Steni9un96 Gprup anaeratbrn
ipurre. SD faufte Uler roCr f0uf SottCln,
,peINa Die Srantbeit 9du5litt aus ocm Gritcm
prrtric6sn, 70 b06 mcuc SSyau pclltOmmrne
8Gunobeit 9tuic6t; tpt6 bICItt b0s GGttbt
burN bic SGrrhtun9cn Der &r0nfbclt cnts
lteNt. Gs 1T nun febcn OlcMat Icit tcm ples
i'e Neilun9 be,rrft porpGn, uuo itb tpartGte
bis nabcr, oa,at ,pir frGCr lcin m6tbtGn Die
&ur ici rclltcmrn, unp ma6c cs mn tefaWnt
bamit Nnbere $eioCnte tbcuMll5 Der Bobltb1t
oialrt un1tbiBbarcn 9rrups 9CpiC6en m6&rn.
S3Cuats mctus ltntcrltbrift rcu l3tln 8eby.
Il. .. l840. -Jfaof Safer, @IlaB &fRp.
Gei Greotn6bur0, BerF6 &NuntD,
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Serf6 GountU, f.

Serfo Gountp, f.
C~0 sd, 8Gnnmin SDIon, Nro;
us (hcnptar Der Court pNn Common
&-~ pleae III uno INr 0CrtS Sauntp
teieu9c biermit, poB ith nit ben nANbCnanns
ten pericnrn wcbl betNunt bin, ais E: Sobn
81. Souer, Dr. Sobn 50. 6tGtter, Wlatbiae
g. NicbarDe, CIV. lD,Ntam OibOabs, Ncbt.
Sotn Wiaw, GIa. Daniel .. Soas, QSils
liam 8. NJnNsr, Spbu s.. Oanfielc, 6enrp
WbOabs gi1. SrIir SCiicL Or. 9ieitGr S
Olnblenbrr0, Or. GaIompU o.. Bird, Dr..
Spbn .. Otto.
2IHc Bhracr Don Ntabina, 0erf6 @amtp,
pa. oereu N0men oCn UcritebMpea 3en9nlIs
fen beiaefi.at Nup, unO paB DclIcr Slauten
pen oarin cntbatcncn Nnempfcb cbln9en se9r.
ben Werben mag.
Gum 3eu9ni6 oeiTen, babe ib bierunter
mcinc ltnterIbrift no ras Sle9el Ner tclaS:
ten Court blnSu9efl9t.
benjamin. Upfer, Nrctbcnrtar.
@carin9 Nu9ult /, 1889.
lsentcn far berFo CauntY.
Clos unO Bcper, greter. SenneDine Gri5s
mer, OlcppiQe. >aufG unp @las, Grieten6s
burg Il. 8. gleaoer, %. 3. &6bcIL Detf.
Oalman umo 8arret, &anald6wamm. Gam.
SebL Saumstaun Scbm 0ocum 0leuitcbr
8irhe. spctsr Marquart, Nmitp, Oaplo
@bult5 9ereforp. 60mucl Srclbler 90,
Saecb srelebLsr, Q3albin9ton. g.&, @tbaIt,
DO. s. nnb 9. Soper, 8opsret0nu >. D.
0boaDs, %. 81. Il. Sones, ltnionUiIs. s.
SelBer, soDren5bilIn 9. @. Stbane, Ditto.
eepi 81. @ilbert, Slen Ssrlu. g. s. Sctb:
tel, SehtelsUiae. t6aibenreltb II. &uB, &uB>
talrl. sDeter &nabb, Olep. GamuCl $obatb,
&c6acGspiIle Saecb Sleih 8rrn. S,Snmp
Steumanstaun. Q8m. 8iItbrr, 6eitelbera.
Samuel W1cor, @tautGsbur9. Sobn 6of;
man, Sinfins Gprins. IDm. II. @. Sanorr
fife, Bomclsborf. SOFT Senion, 90. Gam.
M. stltbaus, O1aiOenerief. 3. s. Mobr,
W1nhrsNiue.
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@wwain's Yanaesa NIT einssiblciTsm cbns
@rfola. Gin anbere6 msinsr &nSer wurpe auf
eslslbs 9lrt bsfaasn, ibr Gsftbt unb 6alS
mar aans beosdt; Der 2tu6fus mar 70 fart
unb Die &rdnfbsit gu elmer fclpsn (ocbs oab
mir auf ibr qsbsn psrSibtstsn. Bon Der Nuns
Ssrbarsn QGirfunssn SDre6 Nsini9uns6s Sps
rupS, pon Sarlaparla, Dtrsnb, murotn mir
bsipcssn i'm gu prrbirn ais Die ltFte 3uf1ubt;
sr ,pirfts 9leib Dem Nufr; Die @el6mure fns
gen fc9lsicb an 5u beilen, psni9e SottsIn brads
ten lts sur poGi9en ejeiunebsit, mehs (ie ftts
osm umuntsbrptsn 9enplitn. 2lls Elm Nsinl9er
oss SMtc5, 9Iouts ib Nber, bat ite ibreS 9eis
tbsn nbt.
Scbn WnDer, Sbneiber.
QEa(lnus, nabe ter 4tcn Strose, Nrnoing,
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9ou0lnSpil(e, 2(pril Is, 1913.

9en9asolle Npru 10, lS4o.
SQr. OofsltD = Msn SODn, @cmlno qsaf
bate Die @ccfuIa fir prei Sabre lang, ouf
cine ibmerjIibs unb b6blt firbtsrlte Nrt,
maDreno wsltbsr 3et ct pe6 @ebraubeS fsiner
@lieoer beroubt nar, Isn SalS unp SOpf mor
NIT @sibwtiun bsoeft. 2Sir 9cbraubtsn olls
perlbisbenen Mittsl, abcr cbne @rfol9, bis unS
empfoblsn muros pon Or. Sobnlcn, bon 9ecrs
r6taun, uno ebenfaa5 Or. Siaaf S3islfer, pcn
9ieabn9, Sbrsn 0teini9un9Ss 9vrup bon Sars
iaparaa Su astraucbcn, wcpcn ib eini9e Scts
tsln bsfanl, psren @sbraub bic &ronfbelt gang
aus Dem SDfsm pertrieb, uno cas- Sinh 9ss
Ian9ts misbsr ;u p6ali9er @siunobeit peIbs sr
ittosm ununtsrbrccbsn 9sniebt sum @ritaunsn
Weller pricntn, meIde ibn mdDrsno isiner
Sranfbejt ssIsbsn, Sh babe e6 fir msins
Yhitbt 9sbalten unb fenbe Sbnsn SisisS 3su9s
nie, oamit stnoers, msld)e peielben llebsl in
ibrsn Nomilen baben, mintn mS9en 100 lte cine
ir fbdsbars MepiSin befcmmsn f6nnsn.,
Sbrs @ufribti9e
2lmelia geaf.
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81 br YcneiS.
Atenlep's GFge,l Granrt
y / Il en-.
l.5artlcibi9Feit une unrcaelmdIiiaer
Stublaana 9ebeiit.

,5artlcibi9Feit une unrcaelmdITaer
Stubl9an9 sebeilt.
0icF 1T 5u beitdti9en nno 3u tcScuaen,
oa6 cb burcb bas piels @iseH in mencm
Gsibdfte init bcu obenerwdbutcn <eiocn aez
pla9t mar, aucb mandmal i'm Q8a0erma:
t6sn aclittcn babe. Scb sebrauebte mantbsr.
lei Ollttrl obne grfO[a, bis lcb BON Sien:
Irp'e 6cacnsBrdpelspitltn asnommsn--
mp nun papureb gang bcfreit lporben nm.
Q3sr Dcitere Nustunft Ucrlaust, fam bei
mir anrufcn, i'll QGcNs@ocaIleo 2aunlcbip,
<aneattrr @auntp, spa.
Jefcpb palm.
9luouit Is. II. 9. 1849.
0ieic Yllen tnp Die tsten ipclcte jemale
Dor ro6 pubIlfum 9ebratt ncrpen Itnb, fir
ecu reihenreu Stsln orcr @rdUel (8rce, }
Sliersnlcbmcr3cu, @6nriSm tcim Q8aIer:
macben poer naeb pemielben, 0urhlauf uno
Wubr, mas ourcb 3cuanitIe br,picisn 1T, 100
oNe anoere W7lttcI feblaClhla9cn bofen.
Jobn Kicnley, q. ..
Tcapin9, NuauIt %. ~.
Naenten in Neobin9 :--@eor9e @cB, Carl
WiGana, gfe bcr 7ten unoSranflins @raBe,
unO Il spuweQe, 9ruferci bisier 3eltuns
ebenfalls 5u baben in 5ei0elbcrs 3aunitbip
3. G., tci Ntrabam Spen9lCr.
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i9r. Oofelsp-Sdb CLAUDE, oas s5 pfi6t es
mes Ssosn III, aQs6 81 tbun waS in feinsr
Wtabt III, fir boS oSobl feiner Witmenfben,
no pa itb iiberSsu9enbe Ssipsiie in n,sinsr Ias
miIs bate, pon Den munbsr6arsn @i9enibafs
ten Sbrss 9ieni9un95s BON Garfapas
rlla, smpfsDIe id3 oenTel6en gsp1enboft alisn
aeiosnosn. 9Sir battn pa6 lln9lid srpst bon
uniern &lnSsrn Sa psrIispn, burb Den 2(u5s
brutb sltsrnosr 0Sunosn melbs ibr Getbt, &opf
uno pals bepedfsn, cbwpbt mir eini9e Der 9es'
tblftstsn NsrSts 5u i9rsr SebanoIun9 battsn,
une aus bstannteu Wtlttsl probirt battsn