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From the 0 S. Republican.
HOW CAN A MAN SPEAK UNLESS HE HAS
SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT.

The character of the oratorica efforts of the gen.
tlemen who spoke at the 9th January Convention,
and subsequently at the Hickory Club, have been the
fruitful subject Of remark by citizens and strangers
who were present, or heard from others what was
attempted to be said We learn from various sour
ces that the people, in every Section as they be-
appraised of the facts, express their astonsh-
ment
The total failure of each and every one who made
effort to present themselves grounds calculated
to interest instruct their auditory, admitted
by all. Some accounted for the failure in way,
is found in the fact that they had nothing say
Colonel Todd had as lawyer and Senator, acquired
some reputation as speaker. That he failed in
every effort, we apprehend no one will deny. That
he came up to the just expectations Of his friends,
they certainly will not pretend. The truth is and
IT cannot be concealed the efforts Of the Globe and
its followers, to array the party against President
Tyler, have placed the democratic party in false
position. The administration itself, occupying
true democratic position-to oppose twas to as
sumo. to say the least, doubtful democratic ground
President Tyler, looking alone to the public good in
all his measures, and eminenlly successful as is al
tested by the improved condition of the country in
opposing his measures the party forced into a
position hostile to the public interest. Col. Todd
was not the only speaker that failed in their efforts
Much more experienced stumpers than he failed If
they spoke more uently about nothing it for the
sole reason that they had, In omewhat eminent
degree, the gin Of the CAB"
n such be the only rational mode of accounting
for the present admitted endorsements which
crowd upon the democratic party, threatening il
with total overthrow, how else, than by retracing
their false steps, the party be saved' The opin-
ION fastening itself daily the minds of rejecting
men, that J~hn Tyler is the only that caa lead
the party on to victory. 1t is the dictate, then Of
wisdom, to flee without delay to the mountain of
safety.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

TN pursuance Of the provisions of Treaty between
i the United States and the Chickasaw Indians
made and concluded at Ponto,oc Creek, the TWEEN
tieth day Of October, 1882, and OF the supplementary
and explanatory articles thereto made and concluded
on the twenty second day Of the same mon h ; and
also, of the Treaty between the United States and
the Chickasaw Indians made and concluded at the
city of Washington, on the twenty fourth day of
May, Is a
/, JoHs TYLER President Of the United States, do
hereby declare and make known that public sale for
the dispose. of such of the lands coded to the United
States by the said Indians hereinafter descr bed
shall be held at the Land Office at PONTOTOC in
Mississippi on the second Monday in May next.
East of the Chickosap meridian.
Township fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
Of range one, east
section ,hry.folr, in township one, of range i~o,
eos'.
S. cliou six in t,wnshp sir, of range two, east.
Fractional township sixteen, OF range tSo east,
EXCEPT the north rac,ons If sections one two, three
and four, nd fractional sections five and six.
Fractional township sev.nt en-, of ra"ge two, east
Fractional nshis teen and seventeen, of range
three, east.
Section eighteen, in township seven, of range four
east.
Eas, half of section twenty-five, in township ten, Of
range four eist.
Section five, in township eight Of range five,
east.
SECTION UU'y-inItti III 'o"usHP t'VNsn, VI idUEe
six, east.
Sections twenty three and twenty six, in township
four, of range seven, east.
Section thirty-six, in township seven Of range
seven, east
Section twcnty-tbree in township ten, Of range
ven, east. pa.
Sections FIVE, six and seven, in township eleven, Of
range sewn, east a llHt leif'r nv.
south half of section nine in ownship ,hivteen Of
range seven, east. -H. 500. H ir alJe taf'ehe
Sscion twenty-five in township fifteen, Of range
seven, east
East half Of section ninetecn, and sections twenty
twenty eight. twenty nine, thirty three, thrty-fve
and thnty-six, in township eleven, of range eight,
east
Sections three and twenty four, in township three,
of raDgc ten, east.
Hest Of the Chickdsaw meridian
West half of section five, in township three, of
range one, west
Yes, half Of section thirty-two in township two,
Of range three, west.
Section lhry-two, in township three OF range foor
west.
North half Of section one north fraction Of section
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EALEu proposals will be received by the under
~ signed for furnishing seven hundred straight and
sound chestnut posts, with the bark on Of the follow
ing dimensions, to wit Each post must not be less
than eight inches in diameter at the butt and taper
ing 10 five or six inches diameter Of the top. Six
hundred and eighty Of said posts to be twenty
four feet in length, and twenty of them thirty feet in
length. Ali of the aforesaid posts required to be
delivered before the tenth day of March next
at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, in the
city Of Washington, and be subject to the inspection
and approval OF the undersigned
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
Superintendent of Electro Magnetic Telegraphs, at
the city Of Washington, and sent or before the
20th Of February, inst.
feb 6-d2ws SAM'L F. y. MORSE
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TO CLAIMANTS UNDER THE
CONVENTION WITH MEXICO.
TREAsURv DEPARTMENT,


January 3D. 1874
TNHE holders Of certificates issued by this Depart
Il ment, under the Convention with the Republic
Of Mexico, will, the presentation of their respec
tive certificates at the Bank Of the Metropolis on or
after the 7th day Of February next receive their pro-
portions OF the second n-tamept and interest paid by
Mexico, after deducting expenses of transmission and
insurance on the transmission of the funds to the
United Sites The amount to be distributed is
Sl37748 Is, and is equivalent TO six 1924 100000
per cent. on the respective awards.
Claimants who are DESTROYS of receiving the amount
payable on their certificates, at Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, requested to notify
the Register of the Treasury Of their Wishes on or
before the 10th day of February next, stating the
dates, numbers and amount of their respective certi
flea es, upon which due notice will be given of the
time of payment at those several cities
j G. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Jan 30-dIw
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ENGINEERS AND ME-.
i CHA MICS, POCkEI RQQK -

HASwELL'S ENGINEERS AND ME-.
II CHANCES POCKET BOOK-Conta,ning
United States and foreign Weights and Measures
Tables of Areas and circumference, Circular Seq,
ments and Zones, Squares and Cubes, Squares and
Cube Roots, Length Of Ares and Rules of Arnbmc-
tic Mensu alton Of Surfaces and Solids Mechanical
Powers, Geometry, Tngonomeiry, Gravity, Strength
of Materials, Water Wheels Hydraulics, HydIosta
tics, Pneumstics Status Dynamics, Gunncry, Heat
Winding Engines, Tonnage, Shot Shells, Steam and
Steam Engines, Combustion, Water, Csbl,s, An
chors Fuel, Air. .tuns, Tables of Weights of Metals
Pipes, &c, &c, &c; 10y Charles H. Hassell, Chief
Engineer u. =. Navy Puup in Pocket Book form
Just published, AID this day received for sale by
eb6 F. TAYLOR.
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The Boston Trsoscrlpt states that Amos Lawrence,
Esq. of that city, has presented 10 Williams College
the sum of fpe tAousand douars through the Rev DR.
Hopkins, its President The Transcript, noticing
this generous act, says:
"Mr. Lawrence has long been distinguished for his
active beneyoeace and seasonabe charities; he is
emphaticaly faithful steward under Providence,
and in the city of Boston, slmoner to the poor
Although in feeble health pray that his valuable
existence may be prolonged whilst life has one re-
naming charm, and that the odor Of his spotess re-
putation may descend those WHO inherit his name "
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LAST CONCERT.

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY respectfully an.
nounce their fourth and last Vocal Entertainment
at the Saloon Of the Assembly Room on Thursday
Evening" Feb 9Th, 1874, this being their last appear
ance for the season. account of previous engage
nents at the North.
They will introduce their most favorate produc.
tons, viz:
Blow on, blow on,
The Snow Storm,
The Grave Of Bonaparic,
We've Roved over Mountains Excelsior
Reflections of Home,
The Origin of yankee Doodle"
My Mothers Bible,
The Sisters Call,
The Old Granite State-contaiDing family his
tory OF the tribe OF Jesse from David to Abby,
sc. &c.
Tickets fifty cents each, to be had at the Book and
Music Store OF MIR Fisher, at the Drug Store Of r.
5. Patterson and at the door
To commence at halfpast o'clock.
ToL
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATE
TUESDAY, February 6, 1874.

TUESDAY, February 6, 1874
Present as yesterday;
No. IL. F. F. Vidal, ct al, appellants, Stephen
Girard's executors, Ell al.
The argument of this cause was continued by MIR.
Binney for the appellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock, A. NJ
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-02-07

A CHRISTMAS CAROL, in prose; being a
II Ghost Story Of Christmas. BY Charles Dick
ems. In pamphlets form, cents.
THE LOITERINGS OF ARTHUR O'LEA-
RY, by Lever; author of "Charles O'MaIley." Com
plete for % cents. H gpt 1870
feb 2 +. TAYLOR.
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py FREDERlKA BREWER

BY FREDERlKA BREMER
CKETCHES OF EVERY DAY LIFE, Diary,
- by Miss Bremen, translated by Mary Hewitt.
Also, "Strife and Peace" by the same author.
Published in cheap pamphlet form, and this day
celved for sale by F. TAYLOR.
Also, ''Morning Watches" by Fredenka Bremen,
together with most of the other works by the
thor. Jan 80
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-02-07

An ancient quarry Of aabsster has been discovered
in Egypt. From examinations of a hieroglyphica
inscription found in IT, it is ascertaped that the ouar
ry was opened and worked by order of Queen Ont
huas, consort Of Amasis, about $50 years u C.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-02-07

There were exported from Boston during the week
ending the 9th uItia.o, $50 bales Of domestic
goods. OF these 353 bales were shipped to Rio de
Janeiro, and 1876 to the East Indies.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-02-07

LAFAYETTE JUNloR.-Geo. Lafay fette, son of the
General has been chosen member of the French
Chamber of Deputies.
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DLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
ID for 1874, complete for 50 per annum. The ia
nuary No. this day received Single No. IS cents.
feb F. TAYLOR.
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ID ED,
On Monday last, after lingering illness, in the
Oath year of his age, Mr. DAVID r. SIMMONS
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T lFE OF GENERAL JACKSON, by Amos
IL Kendall. No 3 this day received.
feb2 r. TAYLOR. 4
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fo be drawn at Alexandria, ID, O., on Saturday, the
II 10th Of February, 1874. ait
GRAND SCHEME:
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
e 1900 Dollars! 5000 Dollars! asb
1850 Dollars 2,lO0 Dollars
20 Prizes of 1000 Dollars
20 of $500-20 of $500.
&c, &c. &c. s,.f.sF
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters 81 So
Certificates of Packages Of 90 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 90 half do 60
Do do ~ quarters do 80
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-02-07

MIR. CALDWELL presented petition of various
citizens praying the establishment Of post route
from Lancaster by way of Crabb Orchard and Elk.
insye, to Somerset, In Pulaski county, Kentucky
Referred to the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads.
MIR. MES presented petition, signed by sixty -four
citizens of Petersburg, Adams county, Pennsylva
MIA, demonstrating against the passage of any act
whatsoever to the admission of Texas into the Anne
rican Union
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
n.1 Glass No. 8, for 1874.
To be drawn at Alexandria, u. c., Saturday
the Oath February, 1841.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 :" 2,420
1000 1900
rs prizes Of 81 0O0-84 prizes of $500!
1850 &c, &C., sc.
Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters S2 So
Certificates Of packages Of 25 whole tickets $40 90
Do do Gi 25 half do 10 90
DO do IS quarter do IS OO
Orders Tickets and Shares and ertfcates Of Pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries, will receive the
most prompt attention, and official account Of
each drawing sent Immediately after it is over to all
who order them. Address %
J. G. GREGORY s. CO., Managers,
Washington City, D. C.
Jan l7-2aw4wd&cif
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
r. u Glass 7, for 1874.
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday, the
18th February, 1874.
Is Drawn Numbers out Of IS.
lel es PRIZBS
prize of $4,000 prize Of $500
l f" 5000 +" 4,OOO
p" $500 $500
90 prizes of 1000
20 of $3.50! 70 Of 500
Tickets $IO-Halves $5-Quarters 80 SO.
Certificate of package of IS whole tickets $40
Do do IS half tickets 60
DO do IS quarter tickets 80
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY, Feb. 6, 1874
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. TINsLEY.
The CLERK Then read the Journal Of yesterday
After which Mi
The SPEAKER announced the first business in
order to be the
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8entn9ttmgen.

l. Ser 9attrtGnosfrtanb unS StifHtr 3ttt
srfAtint rtacImdBiS jccen SrtttA8 -
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OrauSbejabuns, rber pa Ie fas Die 3unS nit ns
ner balb Der lfen 5afte pcs SABRE tcS1bIt Utrr -.
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A. tem 1erlaufr res Sabrss bic Sritnas MIDI
aufSetInb9t wre, 70 brtr0dtc ccs ais cncn ennt9
tieftlbe fir etn anberes Sabr ~ bspalcn.
5) Getn nter(brrtr fI eincn tIr,rrn 3eitrann als
Ol0naten an9encmncn
Oie Brrnpuns Se(biebt aur Soften rr untehrttfrr,
une 0rfe sn Die 9trans9cbtr maBen pohp n8anrtrerrn
z. 1nst,bn uercen fir btlen pree etneerat; mdBh
aber (cs baar bsabt werccn, man Mot anf tcnifSt
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Jeber ppifmeiffer bat bas HedDt, etnen Brief
In tpeem d1 3eitun9s9elo befuoet, It an ben
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@enn uns un1ere entfy1nten Qefer aIfc @elo fenben
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nno franttrt BEN Brief tpeour ben Subfcrbenten 10
Dem Drnder oas ppft9elb erIpart miro.
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MQ(iQpn Gilett9teBeret.

ratttn Drmit rt setDrtt 4uttun ibt n
9ant s'r ps hs Dte9e senesten 3upru ncen
,s9"sn Ss u a9en Rag nun unre GtnseBereien
U"lt"c" ecrtlatfe neH Hcton init ncr COMMUNICATIVE pct.
ltgsn "n9 ales eet ms9at ensritet it, 6 Bag mir pcD
9mere "s eNte Areet an pas Sc ptrfcrtiSn lBr nebm
oelenun9eh nnp 3rIetpert jcp Nrt cen Jamen Is nrr
b"tsn ma9 "n aud Mrrclarts ,prpon cine teprup IN.
eg Serl@teotr Ar bel nns 5u nrcn 0 tcbcnren tperrem
aut SefellunS 70 t@"ell als m63Iieb perfe,tist-
2Str a MN iter rorrdtDs Ogenbe csenanbc a,f eanr
pfn9e Dpn eenb been Scrtcn 0Ibl suno Sascmibleilen
tar Sssl'9. .ne 2snrmaDer ;an serfersen
ee SreDmai1'nen; &oSn 9cp6Dnlrbt9 tutens
te"' "n0e"e Oe"s a"eerer ArtiteI umdus gu tena,t
bir aoem jerermann reunrfbaf Gin, tci uns an,urufm
uno bcHn oc cinere eun nnerr 86nnr ni6tnr belutba
rn oneern Sur 9Hc Neirnuns tine tstctenrcreu 3,os
ju tcwrttn. ''
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8 lie Ste"mfounSrp, a0 + Il Il II, suui %. 1s4a
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PROSPECTUS
-= #. .a--... OF
Ned BuntliMe'S Magazine.

On the first day of May, 1914, the subscriber will
issue the first number oa periodical work to be emit.
led ,,NED BUN rLlNE'S MACHINE "edited bv
EDWARD BUNTL1NE, Esq late of the the U. S. NAVY.
1t will contain two octave sheets, thirty-two pages
and be published the first ofevery month new type
having been procuredfo for the purpose and
made for superior and finished mechanical work il will
be issued in style superior any thing heretofore
published in the western country.
Its contents will be composed of Biopraphettes Of
distinguished characters Historical Tales and Sketches
Yarns Of the Sea, Moral and Scientific ESSAYS. Armv
and Navy News, Poetry, Crtiques, &C., &c. mostly
original. The original matter will be ,orixen ent;relu
By estern wrters of acknowledged acorth who are al
ready engaged contribute the columns Of this Mapa
zine The subscriber is determined to merit patronage
and asks favor, that which western editors and pub
fishers should demand right preference for wes-
tern and literature, the food of Eastern pub
ications that are permitted to overrun the West to the
ruinous deriment OF it's rising talent and genius
Itwiil be sacondocted as TO become favore parour
eompanon. Price $500 per annum payable invariab-
On The receipt Of the first number Any person for
wording $40 bank note, in this city, free Of
tage. will receive copies. Post masters authorised
Agents Editors Of Western papers inserting this prog
,ec,us six times. will be entitled 10 the Magazine for
one year.
E. z. G. JUDSoN,
3s Publisher and Proprietor, Pittsburg, mn
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8etrcibt ieiu @eIhdft nunmebr in oem eccal am
Marftg giered, cine Itare l0elid BON 3 grieepclc's
Office, uno srpei Gburen iioli BON Gtpm. pattcn's
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Ter Gttersba iein @eIdt betrebt @r rperfertist ale
slrten BON Stiefen unb Sdubcu bauertaft uno ge:
idimafuc pie es oon ibnr perlan9t miro, u nl69lid
bt9en preiien uno bpft babcr bon Setteu ces 9ecbr
ten publttnms auf cine Senei9te SerlldfId5ti9un9.
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3 eu 9 II I + { e


ilber -s~
Doctor Duncan's 9Iufrurf bef0roervbes Nei[mitteE
fur bic 94ussebruu9.
Bon 6. q. N0cReatb,
80 SSeTeUil(e. O., 9lueuft 81. 1s4S.
Mein 0err! Or. Duncan's 9luswurf bef6r.
Oernbes eilmittel fur 9IusSebrune, ulten, 0ertdltun
gen &c. bat fd1 in nsenen dnoen ais oaS bette e,l
mittel, oas nod ie ju metner &euntnB eeanqtes be
trieien Sd empfekle es oaber Dbne ale 36aeruna oen
ien9en, pelde NIT eunsen unb geberfranfbeiten Be
baftet flno. d babe AUDI einen San qeIeben mo- baIs
felbe Joeilmittel III n0erban Il dbfe T furirte
nad,Cem Der patient Il Sabre drstlide Olfe oe,
braud,te, u. Ssuar iebe @re Gbfrihrunqe,, oes
braud'en nnBte. est 1T er i'm Befb elmer pCllfcm.
menen 9elunobeit.
s. 81 Mc&eath M. ..
9duienoe, Die an bieIer &ranfbet Ieiben, oDteu fI
pb9es bcdberlibmte ,,sIuswurf bef6roernee Oc(u,It
tel" anfdaen, ebe es Su Idt it. Beoenft, rae oieir
WeeoUn unfehlbar furi irt; uidt auf cine polliotpe
9Seie, tpie es bic Meoifamente, bic Spium entbaeu.
thun, icnbern oiee Webistn bebt Die ranfbet aus in
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einsSes @las miro ben aenten bon bieler 9botlad,e
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erndt DIE 3eu9nife 3u e n, Die oloe, ,pelde bic
pnnoerbare Wrfung oieer Webi5in erfabren, aeaeben
baben. !"
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9fus5ebruns 9ebei(t.
Cine anoere Sur beipirtt, burd1 Or. Ouucou's
9lusipurf tef6rbernbes Nci[mittel

pr pDintas 1omfnfcn, lei NcamspiG eusfinsum Gcur.
fp tcent9 Dag rtn SrDn, ait Is SABRE rrc: pbr pie Sab.
re lang an elmer sunsenfrantbt fit cine Srnptcne 10.
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at init ciner Abnahue torrecr Sraftc-allc allie @pro.
me Der AseDrn9 Vaebeem orfiehene Debitaente als
lem Oene Grols perla9t Bate tefloser, Ole 5trat BON
Or. Duncan's slnstpurf bef6rbernben, Neilmttel
81 Frctiren, ipes aotao 1stnten in 3anspe td
pertbaf-UQit 2erSniscn tetaebrtset CT bas putlit,
eaB riee Ubilln tinn ScDn ,poomn" tecer beraetfet
bat-os 1T cRt n in8er als onate, baB fein rbn Sies
te tctn ju setrauem uno et tcnpet 6 cn polltcm.
men 8stuno-9aurt Office, 10 9crb ct. pbtiabelphta
&tne Auantttat an9ttrmmen In Canton, tsi 9 +.
tom. &a - " ~ IS II
c. Tra9e mad, Or. Dunean's Expectorant Rene
dy, nnb Du tptrit's erbalten.
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Sbi9e Nbblouu9 felt cine oeutlid1e Seidaffenhett
Der 9un9e &C. in ibrem 9elunbtn uno natitrten 3us
tanee bar, tpelde Die oauptorgone res Soents fIno,
ibren Dae ir Der @egeno Der 8ru baben> nno bie(el
be beinabe gang etnnebmen. @s ilno oeren 3tpe-ene
CUR Heebten ulo eine our Qinfen Gele Srgane 1lnb
bon Weer 9atur, u. befteben aus blutretden 9oern,
als puls uno Qun9enabern bic nit Der Quftr6bre in
Berbnoung feben, uuo 70 NIT benz Qeben ces qansen
R0rpers Dcrbunben. Gie Snf3eaen in eer 9un9e fInb
70 iberaus fein luo ibre odutden 70 oitnn unb sart,
oaB bas 9ertn9fe 0tnoerniB oele fcinen Seffnunqen
oertopen uno oas 9ltbme binsern fam, un6 fololtd
Hulten, @ntsinou1s oes Sdleimes In Der euftr6bre,
ceilerfett &c. nit d, bru9en sulest frdnflt bic Gun.
&c anedet H. ben atienen III Die 9efdbrltoe 9aqc Der
AuS5ebrun9 DerIcscn. 2eIer bit Ou tebaftet nit ben
eriten Anseiden beier &rantbeit, ndmlid): Ou1en,
gcrtdltun9 &C., 70 gebraude eIed,
Or. Ouncan's 9tuslpurf bef0rcernoes
...s. .- Sei(mtttel
elm MitteE fir 9erfdltnn9 0uitcn, B(utpeen, 6ols.
entsinonn9en, fhtpcres 9thmen, @ne6rl(iiqfe ,Scis
ten uno Sruf(teen unb fir alle 9eber uno Qunaen
franfbetten, oas ,,der" ae gertCpfun9en Der @efds
Be bes Socus negnirt uno, a bic 9unge ntdt rureb
uno burd angeiedt, 70 ptrb:es fber in neun T6lIen
aus 3ebn bic Granfbet beilen uno in alle 2ebensDr.
game neues 2eben bringen. 9eet bic Uelen Taulenben
BON @ertlfaten ieiner 9uten &uren ltnb bic @mpfebz
lun9en COLDER, bic biele Meoisin hcn eebradbt bas
ben, unb cs wrb Gud beutld tpcroen, baB e bas 1es
ben Gauiencer, pedbes ben, @rl0lhen Ihon nobe mar
tpteber aufs eue ffdrfte uno erquidte AT bel
ben A9enten uno br tperoet gerpiB Snfrteoen lein.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24

Ser llnterSeihnete madt itinen Rxnben, lcrpie AUDI
allen Stobrfepern auf Dem eanoe, biermit befannt,
eaB er secnnen III, leue @anbDs BON ..oprsasIier''
@ne, bon 9lpril an, gu @lepelano pcefen,-eboh mar
fnr a are 8 Sc lc,-Su perfaufen, rpcSu er &aufs
lafft9e bbfthlt einlacet.-
GRalTucu, ben 1iten april, 1914.
6. 9ebmanr 39-Sm.