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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-24

LIBrnAroN OF THOMAS W. DoRR.-lt
will he seen from the paragraph which we
publish from the Providence Journal, that
the Legislature of Rhode Island has passed
prisonmcnt on his s"nirncr for treason, on
his taking the oath of allegiance to the State.
The bill passed by large majnriiirs. IN both
branches. II IS worthy of remark that every
Drtlrc il the Legislature, except II rec IN
the Scna'c and two ia the House, voted
against the till. We can conceive no other
good reason for this vote, than that suggest
ell by the Journal, that they do no, wisl, Dorr
to be liberated. They cannot afford to lose
the benefit which they think their party gains,
from the continuance of his imprisonment. -
They might consistently with sincere de-
sire for his liberation, have voted for striking
on, the clause imposing the condition by
which he is required to take the oal, of allie
glance; hut When an effort to reject that
clause was nvrrrnlrd by - large mai lriiv,
aud it WAS well asrrrthinrI that an uEcondi-
tinn,| bill would not pass-in vote against
til" bill in the only form in which there WIS
any chance of its passing, WAS rp,valrnt To
voting for his perpetual imprisonment -
Such Nnulh have been tn" effect of their
vote, had there not been large mnoriy Of
the law and order members in favor Of the
hill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-24

GPMr. Hale, OF New HAMPSHIRE, brought
hrio'e Congress "A proposition called Com
promise, to admit Trxas-n two States
one Slave holding, and the other non
slave holding -hu, the former embracing the
settled and inlahi'ahc parts an the other "A
barren desert and mountains, nninhnbilallp
and unini'abilcd. only by wild indians and
wild beasts. Yet witt, this decided advau.
tagc to the slave inirrrs, the Texas mrt,
would not suspend the rules 10 receive it,
Ii is nni the One they want.
Now for the sequel. II lie could not be
quiet under this III treatment If hiS tiirud..
ii' is from an ancient high spirited l,uil, in
New Hampshire, and hi, blood Of his faith
"rs, in his vrns, stirred within hin, a, the re-.
bmk". 4 day or two passes and letter APP
,,rnrS from MIR. li"l,., addressed to lis con-
,ittrnts il whrh he sks all The arguments,
hr has vet hr,ti in favor Of lnnrx.,ion
| 1rn ouiycu,l,, rnjcyi,t,J }, PrIsFD Il T.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Tippah County. {

PROBATE Court. OcroB-R Term, 1918.
/" HIS day, l.. d. Hewe,t, Dawson Hewett
Abingdon Hewett, Peter Bagrt, and j..
sseph Harrison Hewett, Jaue Bagel;
Legatees Of Josephus Hewett, deceased. la,e Of
North Hampton County, North Carolina; made
application by Petition, for the sale of the Me-
gro Slaves belonging to sail Es'ata,e therein
named, setting forth, tina: the debts Of said Is.
tate cannot be paid without the sale Of said Ne.
groes; and that an eqpal Division among the
Heirs cannot conveniently be had in kind. l,
was therefore ordered by the Court, that cita.
ton issue, requiring all persons interested, TO
be and appear at the next term of this court, to
be held at the Court House in the town Of Rip
ley, on the fist monday in November next, to
show ca use, if any they have, why said Ne.
groes should not be sold; and that said citation
be published for three successive weeks in the
Ripley advertiser, a newspaper published in the
town Of Ripley.
Witness, Hon. r. X. Thomas,
L. 8. presiding Judge Of said Court, and
the seal thereof affixed, the 7th Of
October l845.
\ DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
October llth lS45-47-3w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-01
THE BLESSINGS or IGNORANCE

III ignorance be bliss, Ills f,lly to be wise"-
"a l'tlle learning is dangerous thing"
"Thrlce is he arm'd who hath his brain pan
1'hitK. Notices.
ignorance is really bliss and wisdom is folly
an hundred tongues could not proclaim the
blessings OF ignorance. The heaviest artillery
OF argument, the shorpest shafts at wit, are re.
p'Fet or bun'cd against it's impossible mind -
ignorance stands like vas, rock 10 the midst
ofthe ocean, which beats back he unruy waves
which dash themselves to foam agains, it's rug
ged sides. No logic can entangIe-no argu
fnent sfagg'r-ro proof persuade The ingoran,:
me laundering of eloquence, the lightnings of
rdiculc, arc alike unavai g.
ignorance is moreover dgn Fl ,d-for it canno,
ne Perturbed-it is resolutc for it never retracts
an op'.ion-it is courageous, for i, is con,en,ed
with Ifself-and, superior TO others, or, what
domestic the same, thinks itself so, for i, despises
'hem-lastly. striking proof OF the superiority
of'gnorance is the number Gifts followers. The
learned are few, the ignorant many; and to en-
Joy 10 perfection The society Of our fellows, we
shou'd endeavor TO resemble them.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-01
A MYSTERY OF PARIS.

Inc following strange story is The subject of
very geDaral discussion ia PARIS:
"Mad'me c., wifi. OF a mercer who ba
lately been successful in railway operations, has
been for length Of inc cramored of plav. and
during the past winter she lost most constant
~. Her husband at last refused TO nav sons
OF her play dcb's, go hat The lady gambler was
tfen in difficulties. She returned home few
nights s'nco, after having lost large cum Al
'an'qu'net, and remained up bordering by what
means she could con'rive to discharge her obi.
cations Willis. thus occupied che heard a
noise in an adjoining closet She rose al once
and opening the door, found the eldest eeryant
ofthe family endeavorng TO pick the lock ( an
drn'oire gl0ce in which she kept her Jewels.
The man was thun'erstruck az the appearance
OF his mistress, and prayed her mos, ear nes,y
not to INFORM against hun, An idea suddenly
occurred to Madame c.. "Listen to mes
sa'd she. at Is you who have already robbed
me on several occasions; the act have caught
yo" IN prnvH il. Yon will be sent to the gallies
II inform against you There is one way OF
escaping. ! want 10000 IF. You have ouan.
ii'y Of pie kiocks in yuur hAnd.--f YOU omen
your master . sale and take out that sum for me
and no more, shall Say nothing about what /
have reen 10 night" The conditions were
hard, tu. the man consented. Scarcely, how.
ever, had he introduced one of the instruments
into tho lock of'he safe, when loud detona. |
ton was heard. and the man fell to the ground
drcadfully wounded by ball from pistol
winch M. c. had 60. fixed inside to prevent
robbery. NJ. c. arrived 10 minute after.
ard was the first to lift up the man, who still
had the picklocks in his hand The commissarv
OF Tolice being sent for, received from the thief
full statement Of what had taken place, re.
moved him to the hospital ST. Louis, where he
lies in the utmost danger. Madame c..
who denies most strongly the truth Of the mans
declaration, has Withdrawn to her family.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
Tppah County. {

PROBATE COURT OCTOBER TERM, ls45
ANDS STANDBY, Administrator o
~ William Taylor, deceased, PRAYED III,
court by petition, for the sale of the land
belonging to said deceased, to wit, The Soul
west quarter Of Section 8, Town 4, Range 5
East; setting forth that there will not be prop.
erty enough to pay the debts of said deceased,
without the sale OF said lands. II was thereupon
ordered BY The court, that citation issue, rcuu
ring all persons interested, to be and appe ar a,
the December Term ls45, of the Probate
Court Of Tippah county, to be held at the court
house thereof on the first monday in Deccm.
Der next, and show cause, if any they have,
why said lands should not be sold, and that said
citation be published for six successive weeks,
in the Ripley Advertiser, newspaper publish
ed III the town of Ripley.
Witness, the Hon. R. R. Thomas,
L. s. presiding Judge of said cour, and
the seal thereof annexed, the 7.h
October, lS45.
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
October 1lth lS45-47-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IT ETTERS of Administration having been
Granted TO the undersigned on the Es
tate of Robert Lackey, deceased, at The
October Term. 1874, ofthe Probate Court of
T'shemingo County, Mississippi Notice is
therefore given to all those having claims a.
galnst said Estate. to present them properly au.
thehtttated. within The time prescribed BY law,
otherwise they will be forever barred.
WILEY SWINEY,
Administrator.
September 9Th l845-5-6w lice IS.
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j. SHELBY.
GRO cry PRO DUCE
MERCHANT
FRO RO w,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Tenn. Nov, Let ls45-5O-6m.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
TIsHAMINGo COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIsHAMINGo COUNTY.
By ORDER OF A. H. WEIR, PRESIDING JUDGE
N1OTICE is hereby given that on applica-
IL ton to me by James Box of said county,
who claims an undivided part Of all the
persona Estate Of James Bell, deceased. !
have nominated William Lesley, A. B. Walker
and Beriemin M. Jones, to divide the Estate
into Eleven equal parts; and uuless proper OBJ
jections are made to me, on the first Monday
in January 1916, the said parties will then be
appointed Commissioners TO make division Of
said Estate according to law, in such case made
and provided, in the following lands, to witt
E Sec. 30. tt, r 8, E;--,he N. w. Sec. 80,
1,R6, E.
WITNESS, Hon. "A. H. Weir
tL.S.l Judge Of the Probate Court for SAID
County. Given. under my hand and
sea-, this 18th October 1915. sF
LEST: CHESLEY D. KEY, 'CL'k.
October 25,h ls45-40--,f
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IT ETTERS Of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the Es.
tate ofSamue Swiney, deceased, at the
september Term 1916, of the Probate Court
Of IIshemingo County Mississippi. Notice ia
therefore given to all those having claims agains,
SAID estate. to present them duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, otherwise
they will be forever barred.
WILEY SWINEY,
Administrator.
September 9Th ls45-45-6w (fee o.
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frWe s,e sv'hosissd 10 a0poubes MEN.
jAMiN COLLINS. Esq. ~ Tpp@b co.o,,.
~ . candidate iw Ustgsd,ss usnsisl NJ ,bs 0,s,
lh'gsss, u the 0i'h Dv,ssoa, II M,ss,ss,eo,
Militia, composed " The counties ~ Chick ssss.
l,sws,hbs, Moooe. robto,oe, Tisbsap,t0, sod
T'ppsh, E'ecs'es Let Monday and Tuesday m
November,
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THE STATE OF MISSI SsIppI, }
TIsHomINGo County.

by order Of A. H. Weir, presiding Judge.
NOrlCE is hereby given, that on sppca.
~ ton TO me, by James s iney OF said
County who claims an undivided oar,
81 a"he personal Estate of Robert Lack
oeceased.-l have nominated Robert Devon
port, eph Hester and james Burrows. 10
divide The said Estate into three cqu. parts
and unless proper objections are made to me-
on the first Monday in December nex', the said
parties will then be appointed Commissioners
TO make division of said E tate ACCORDING 10
law, in such case made and provided
Witness, the Honorable A. II. Weir, pre.
siding Judge for said County. Given under nv
hand and seal. this October 9Th ls45.
CHESLEY d. KEY. Crk.
October llth ls45-47-Sw Ijee mo.
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sure; bat lssi week iye van, 90, hssdJ a tss
quarry 'p,s, S'lfe,1w hen on~'s head isaot safe,
We on and bad LUX 10 ye aud oil like ye."--
amer soms explanations. tho questions In order
sfh "hsd, Who 10 iLs head Of Tho ismilyi-
hAs0 phehm ysf honor. The ssme IN ould l,e,
land and fotvrs." How many males IN this
fsm,lyf--"rhsee msies day with pssisys iot
dinner sn"--tsui how many men and boy.f 80
"Oeb, why lsefe's tho ould man an the hoy. and
three children who died i've years ago, heaven
yesSahe,r dear sour. Tho swsiesis lewis that
,yss".- -iIu, how many are INV livingf sMrssI
and me daughter Judy. w zoo them, and lew.
!, ofa girl she Ia indeed" Nut have vol, no
miles ~ your fsmIlyi-"Sovs the ono, the ouId
men works hard by the day, and Patrick h no,
a, home Al sll, but 10 his males and his bed -
How msny'We subject 10 military dp',i oNivef
a one, Patrick and the cid man belong 60 tho
limits, and sure finer looking soldiers we're
nivss born; did 20 not sec thin when the ould |
general was buried, 'twould have made your
heart beat 10 SEQ Two such fine lookin' piniale
we'll behaved boys. How many are entitled %
vote "Wby. the ouid man and meself, and
Judy, and warbt II we that bate the natives an
tho wings an all an elected general Jackson
over THIN al. Sorra the day when no died and
~ oil, for a fine man he was -
How maty tolored persons in your familyl-
"Nagers, did ye name nager.l Out man an
don, be 'osoliin' me. Out with ye, and niver
ask for me senses again'-don't ask me abou,
senses whittier have nagers in the family!-I
Yer out OF yer senses, yerself bcgone and don't
bother me-" BaInbrIdge Eagle.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
F. BROUGHER.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the Es.
tate Of John w. Anglio, deceased, at
the August term 1916. of the Probate Court Of
T'ippah County Mississippi s hereby
gwen to all persons indebted to said Estate to
make immediate payment; and all those hav.
ing claims against said Estate, are notified to
present the same, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed BY law, or they will be
forever barred.
JOHN D. BARKER.
Administrator.
Sept. 9th l645-45-6w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-01
Boots and Shoes.

fresh supply Of Boots Shoes ard Rro,.n.
consisting Of gentlemens iewed and neSsd
shoes, peged boots and shoes, lad;s. ma
youths zap and calf shoes, OF the best ousl;tv
may, 10th 1874,
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PROSPECT Hill, September ls45.
fEILow.CirIssss;-In announcing my name
as candidate for reelection, to q sea, in the
''a'e senate, you are aware, do il in opposi.
''on 10 the nominee Of our County convention.
FMS 10 with some regret. take this step how.
even win due reflection and in confederation
Of q duty owe to the citizens of Tippah county
| also do il. under the mos. as,tering, extensive
and respectable solicitations.
Fortunately, the people did not and cannot
confer upon the delegates, their elective fran.
ch'se. They did not constitute them electors.
They still have the right to choose among the
nominees, to take up some and reiec. others
The President Of the United States, and the
Governors of the States nominate men for of.
fee. the several Senates advise and consent q,
advise and reject the nominees. The people
in their capacity are more sovereign than any
officer ofgoye'nment, hence they enjoy THE
right in it's fullest and freeest extent. But
there 's very large aud respectable portion Of
me democratic party who were opposed to the
convention, and always have been opposed to
conventions of this sort. Will you deprive them
Of free choice and compel them to vote for
any man you may please to present to them!
trow not. The free citizens Of Tippah County
will come forward on the day Of the election and
exercise the sacred trust conferred upon them by
the Constitution, and deposite their votes in the
ballot box for the man Of their choice, in oppo.
sit!on to the dictation of any one.
In conclusion, feIlow.citizens, I make no
claims, but ask of you a scru,idizing examins.
ton OF my votes and conduct in the Legislature,
ana feel confident you will vote circumspectly
and with freedom.
F. BROUGHER.
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Liz u o r S !.

~ gin and whiskey--Port and Madarie wine
put up in bottles expressly for the sick, and Of
The best quality for sale At Kings corner BY
nay, 1914. M }. B. Waikiki.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IT ETTERS Of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the Es.
tate Of Wiley, Ledbetter, deceased, a
the October Term 1874, of the Probate Cour,
o. I'shemlngo Coun.y Mississippi Notice is
therefore given to all those having CLAIMS 4.
galnst said Estate, to present them properly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, otherwise they will be forever barred.
JAMES SUITOR.
Administrator.
September 9th ls45-45-6w flee Is.
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TiiE STA nv or MIsaIssIppL /,
TisnAsiaoo couHrv

TIE HThJ'E oF MlHAtHhIPpt.
TisnAsiaeo counrv.
PnosArs coun,, Oorosss Tsss,irib,
y" he matters NJ hs Ests,s NJ Aaron Cun.,,x,
han, Deess~d.
IN opening Tho matters NJ the ps,,,,oo IN
u TITS CASE, u wa ordered, sdjsdssd aud
deefeed by The eeur,. that II, oe,sons
,n'Efested In tbs following lands. 10 wi,,-.1rbe
Y, ~, Nee. "a and The N, N, NJ, "a, inv.
=, Range =, Css'. ofssid uouni, A. tenants in
common and beirs ., law, " tic said Aaron
Cunningham, deceased, be- and personally an
pew al Probate court 10 bs holden 10, said
meuoiy, a. tho Court House thereof IN tl,e
Town oiJacinio, on The first Monday IN Dc.
csmbsf lsf5. and show cause, II any they car,
why The above described land should not be
sold sereeably II the prayer OF Solomon Al,
cunningham and others, heirs and I.evstess Of
SAID decedeDi; and Il II ordered, that pubI,ea.
Ton OF this notice, be made In the, Ripley Ad.
vort,ser for Two Months.
Witness, the Hon A n. Weir, judge of
l'roosies for Tisbamingo County; this 9th Osto.
ATTEST: CiIESLEY d, KEY.
Clerk.
October llth ls45-d7-2n 1915.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
r. EFTEkS OF Administration having been
H. granted to the undersigned on the 6 Il
OF october lS45, upon the Es ate OF
aaron Cunningham, deceased -N)tice is here
oy gwen to all those having claims agains, said
hs,ate' 10 present them properly au,hen, ica.e lee
w''hn the time prescribed by law, otherwise
they will be forever barred.
5 N. CUNNINGHAM,
LlVl CUNNINGHAM,
Administrators.
Octooef LIN lo45--47-6w fee IS.
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TO THE vDTERs or TIPpAM
TisVE1IN0O, IRA wanna. pONTO.
toe, MONROE AND cHicKASA w
cOUv7IES,

NVBVfJEN,
Ftltow. C,rx,ssi--Y viii DO, q, tho an.
preaching General Election. called upon 10 MI
the ONCE Of D''ssd's' 0soe'sL ! p,ssen, my
name before you In ssonssion with the, Office
"s candidate s'h'os your sun'sges. In pro.
sen''os myself |" candidate I lay no clvm 10
superior military talents, oil I ssk 10 compsr.
son with those who sse likewise asking your
votes lfh should BE- tho pleasure Of tho yo.
'e" Of The above named counties 10 cleo, me 10
tho Office Of Bfigsdisr General, IL will DO a
pleasure, a. we'll a. my duty, 10 discharge tho
duties incumbcn. upon such an officer 10 the
oes' OF my abilities. Yours dc.
BENZ. COLLINS.
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D. D. wALsts

: Post Office at Ripley,
Of October 1915, which
the lss January next +,
Department as dead lett
Meadows r
u McCarty A f. Broth
McCalis.er J u
Moore L A
McClin,oc M H mrs
McDavid A ID
morgan carroll
Meadford George
mckay milton
Mitchell George 2
Musgrove Sanford
Mitchell Harvey
hurry I'M
McRee DR. WIN
Mosely E p Mrs
Mathis Samuel
M'corkIe Saml
koseley Sarah mrs
Nabors B F Rev
Newton Jonu
Norton John Fl
Mutt Robert
Nolen A
Overton Abel
Parish George
Prince Richard
Plummer John
Perry THOMAS 2
Patterson WIN
Purnell David
Petty Jas N
Price N s
Patterson MA
Phillips Elliot.
Pool J W
Randolph Pltasan.
Reins Jno
Reed David
Robertson " s 9
Robertson W m
Reid M d
Rutherford BIT
Rankin jeremiah
Rutoerforp W H
Riddle " J
Robertson EG
Richison WIN
Sou,herten John
Steele w G
Stephens 8
Stephens Mr.
Sugget J Z
Stanley Gordan
Set,lemire David Z
Shorter H A
Snider carey
Sadler WIN
Stout N D 4
Sullivan Dr. L A
Smith P D
Sullivan Jno
Saunders Robt
Smith 10
Spite 5 II
Sheriff Of rippah
stephens H A
Sweaton WIN
Suggs G M
Thompson q W
thompson Jas 2
raylor 8 H
homas Benz
thompson Robs
sredonia A Urge or
B F Rutherford
Noah Werner
v aford WIN
J no
Webb J T
ware W p
MRS Mary
A. N
wash walker
Eliza
vest Martha
word Josa
White s A |
woods A !
villains N |
FORD N r |
Madonna |
N R. SPIGHT. p. MI
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"A List of Letters

II -. EMAING in the
y - on the let day O
not taken out before
y be sent 10 the p. q. L
John F Abarnathy
Alexander Leander L
n Austin John
!, Adkins John w
g Baker Il
: Box James 2
!. Bra!tin J l.
:, Barnett Jno
. Barnett Andrew
Booker A or J carter
Bro wn Olando
camell william
carpenter william
Cutbirth A B
childers Jas
cAllico,t DR. J d
chllders william
cox + "a
coraway I'hos or E
or J 8
{ c,ley Harrison
3 cdlblrth MRS s A
8 campbell Jno
! cobb George W
, churchweH Pa.en
Crum Elias
caldwell John
cox WIN
camp A
cole John
carter DE- W u
Douglass mary A mrs
Dickson A A
Easily K l.
Elliott LESSEE 3
Fl is Ephraigm
FvrJ Mary
Ford p p
Fo d Stephen
Friendsley W H & CO
Oils B ,rnelas
Goad N I
Gaynes A q
Quinn David
Graham E
Gateley J J
Quinn WIN p
Gober WIN C
G-issom WIN r
Hill Jno 2 |
Heihey G W {
Hand 1hos {
Hopkins WIN 1
Hammond Rdbt s
.aws Benjamin s
.alson Jas 2 s
Hall WIN c s
lngle James 1
Johnson WIN B 2 s
John Alex S
Jackson Alexander s
] inkins s s s
Johnson Stephen s
J Jackson r S
Unison Jos s
ames N s
Kelly James s
King Green s
Kennedy Margaret I
Lowery mrs martha I
Lawrence J P 3 +
lee Elijah II
.eatherwood N B n
1eak col F +
Lowery MARTHA I
Limmond J W h
Larkln FM "
lawson kobt "
long Jas W
dcGill MI "
forming James "
ioody miles " "
montgomery J W
fosely Sarah MRS W
M W
lalone John W W
IcRery mathew "
IcBride John + W
Iurey Jane MRS W
Iartin Saml "
Ieadows G " "
Iorgan David
sIMor
Oct. 4th 1916.
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rer &epolutionss Iniprilebs feline Iufmsrt.
iamtsit scibenft bat, rpie aud alien @slesen,
Ueruittcltt psltbsr ben ltsbsrlebenosn pes
&riesss auf irseno cine Dirt Sslb cper pens
ilcn perpillist :piro, 10 maoht CT bisrburet bes
fannt, cab es ibn frsnen tpiiroe iolbe Ysrfos
nen ju ieben, bic in fcIsenpsr eifs bssriftn
ftno.
l. YsrIonsn, tpclebe nod am qeten lnp,
uno 6 W1omats orsr LANCER i'm &riese pientsn.
2. mittmeen, pon Sclbaten Die 6 O1ona>
te ODER lan9er seoicnt, unb por so ODER mebs
reu Sabren prrbsiratbet seiprien; Oh ber g.
bemann patreno lsinem $etsn psnfon srbal,
ten Dbsr nidt.
3. Benn Der gbsmann pen{tou erbalten
ssltorbsn uno cine Wittrpe bintsrlaGen bat,
Die ibn cine fur5e 3eit iiberlsbts, NIB weldte
seitorbsn obne oas ibr 3ufommenbe su sra,
pfansen, 70 ipiinfhe ieb bic grben su febem.
Ser ltntsr5siebnete famn al 9Delbp's sos
tel 9etrcfen ipcrben.
Jamee N. Jenes.
Nsaoins, December 10. 1874.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-05-13
[stus bsm YbilabsIpbia Dsmofraf.[
Gin entlaufener Vube.

Trieprib Suber, usltbsr aus Der NbeinpfalS
seblrtis, unb ls bis 10 Sabr alt 1T, cine st'
ipaiss @r6ss pom Sus SOL, braunss Ioaar
uno sraus Mussn bat, unb in ftinsm Sstrassn
cine unpsribdmts Srsbbst an ben GAG lsst,
1T esm llntsrssbnstsn, BET 'ns'psm sr oereun'
ben mar, nab alsrlsi ssbraubten @bfansn
entlaufsn. 0Sir warnsn Ssbernann, benfsls
ben su bsDsrbsrssn ODER feline edsttsn aufSubss
mabrsn, unter oensn lib ruabrfbsinIib gee
itcblsns @absn aus Der Office oss Ssmofras
ten betinoen.
@bsnfaas wsrbsn feline in epbrata Sauns
ibip, 2aneaifsr @auntp, spobnsncen Slttrn
aeWarnt, ben perborbsnen Subsn ju bs9sn, lr's
Dem man ale rsbtlibsn Mittsl ju Ssnsn BAN
oi9un9 anpsnosn ,pirb. Defenders ltnS unie
re 6srrsn Gcaessn auf bisien Surfbsn aufs
merriam ssmabt uno sriubt oisis 2Sarnun9
in ibrs 3situnssn aufsunsbmsn.
q. II. wellcnweber.
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