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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

The COPPER REGION. A letter in the Chi
cago News, from Detroit, says, "Itis estimated
that upwards of 10000 persons have visited the
Lake Superior copper regions this season, d.
vision of profits among whom would leave a
meagre fortune to each. The Boston company
as well as the one formed at Pittsburgh, are do
ing very we'll, with a fair prospect of making a
lucrative business out Of their enterprise, and |
learn one or two other companies are about or
ganizng under favorable auspices--partcuar
ly the one in the Detroit and Chicago interest;
which is in charge of a thorough-gong and ex-
perienced gentleman.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

IN a III VIZ hlSs
~. -AA- EVERY COLOUR,
VIA BLOND LACE, KIDS SATIN SHOES, &c
Wy EANSED
as so AS TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW.
All articles may be obtained FOUR DAYS from the
time left, unless otherwise ordered. The following are
the only Agents in this city for the above establishment
ELLIS & NICoLAI, 50 Ballimore-st.,
nearly opposite Holiday st.
KEACH GATES, No. 224 Baltimore ST.
JAMES NJ. HAlG, No. l2l Baltimore street.
Mrs. ROWLAND, Fancy Dry Goods Store,
apl4-y No. SO Lexington street.
NNANCE's COMPOUND INDICATED HoRE-
~ c.,, HOUND CANDY.
For Coughs Go"s s spins Of Flood, qsthmn Con-
Poice, Bronchitis, Cronp, Sc
lnrented, Prepared and Sold bv
SETH S. HANCE.
CORNER OF CHARLES AND PRATT STs
Baltimore.
This celebrated CANDY is a scientific and medical
compound; therefore to avoid all appearance Ofuuack
cry, and at the same time remove an obiPctop that
some persons have to take medicine, of which the
ingredients are held secret from them it has been
lhought proper TO mention the principal medicines
which enter into its composition.
THIS VEGETABLE CANDY Is COMPOSED.
>, Of the following Ingredients:
tlorehound. Gum Arabic, squilIs
Wild Cherry, Balsam Tolu, Coitsfoot,
SGnega Root, Gum Benzom, FlaXseed
Benesct, LiverwOrt, Slippery Elm,
Irish Moss, Iceland Moss, Para,orc
Comfrey Root, Elecampaine, BaIsam of Honey
find other ingredients dlnouaingto
TWENTY SEVEN.
Can any doubt its efficiency after the mention of
the above ingredients, any one of them being inest
ma5e. as
MNAYNAEiO & NOYES' BLACK WRIT
IfM ING INK This Ink has stood the test Of 80
years. experience, and during that time has been con-
stantly Increasing in public favor and patronage and
became long since and still continues he the lead
ing article OF The kind in the country Il flows WIN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

NTNAMELLEO AND TIMED HOLLOW
-GI WARE We have received per ship Warren,
superior assortment of Sauce Pans, with and without
lids. Also, Round rots Preserving and Tea Kettles
&C. which will be sold At reasonable prices at the OLD
well established and real Furnishing Warehouse Of
JAS. CORTLAN & SON,
seq i Baimores 81, % door EGs! o! HARRISON
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And for sale Wholesale and fetal by
N. N. ROBINSON,
G,IIDpEN CHANGES OF THE wealth.

ESUDDEN CHANGES OF THE WEATH-
g Err. We scarcely meet person who is notmore
or less troubled with cough or cold. Old and young,
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike to COM
plain, n
in dav or two. This is not always the case, as II
will in all probability, terminate in consumpton NOT
attended TO in season. Our advice is, use HANcE 5
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
viii cure Won in two or three days. Price SO cents
ner bottle. For sale by SETH :. HhNCE, l0S BasI,
more st.. ana at his Old stand conner of Charles ana
Pratt hu"
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Sss&@Sss Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
AgM| STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
49, be found beautiful assortment Of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
sHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and n general
assortment Of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes, Nous
I'm de LANES; Lawns; Linen Hdks.; gentemens
stocks and Collars; SuspeRders and great variety Of
Goods too tedious TO enuiaerate. The public are re-
specially invited TO call this New and Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. % Don't torget-No. 80
GAY STREET, opposite Fayette. apl0H
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEssEs.
FWNAahEH ON an Improved princiPe, by
II I, M f,rp' 'IrI

FMNAhEH Oh all Improved principle, by
ID KERFO0T & KING.
, a favorable opportunity is offered to the La
aies and Gentlenen Of Baltimore, to obtains NINA
luRE PORTRAITS iii the most perfect style of
execution, which for ilfeke beauty, dstincmess and
accuracy, are acknowledged TO be unsurpassed. Chill
ureA taken at all ages, in from four seconds.
Adults IN from fifteen seconds one minute. Fami-
lies taken IN groups; also nvads and deceased per-
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice.
llkencsses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
QGf-Rooms 1879 and 2l9 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light Streets where
persons respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lOred in the most beautiful manner. te5-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA. On WEDNESDAY
morning fire broke out in the stable of Mi
chacl Oak, on Vine ST., which extended to four
others, all of which, with eight horses, were
destroyed. The flames then communicated to
and consumed the frame dwellings occupied by
Mrs. Christy, Mrs. Ralston and Mr. Buck, and
the carpenters shop of Thomas s. Gloss. The
dwellings of John Donnelly and Joseph Lutz
we re considerably damared.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.
I-,-CtTITT 10 TrUTJ2 rgg GIVEN That n

SHFRIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Es- Office is MEREBT GIVEN, That an
" election will ne held at the respective places OF
holding the same. in Baltimore City ard County, on
tie dr.t WEDNESDAY OF October ncyt. it hcn1 the
frs Any 1.-THE month, in the first Teen Wards q the
city Of Baltimore, constituting the FoUr CongreS sion
al District % the city Of Baltimore Tor person To
represent aid District IN HE Congress OF The United
tacs and liz tLa rem dining five Ward Had 81 lm0rr
tGo"l, constituting portion of tue Third Congress
s!5ha District Tpne person - represent said district
in the Congress tlhc TINTED States; asn pc rSons
70 represent baltimore City, aud five for Baltimore
County 20 serve III the next hgGsr OF Delegates OitfC
Sttc Of Maryland. Also en- Sheriff. for Baltimore
C.y aid one fer Baltimore Comfy. TO serve Ioy the
ensuing three year7, and also three Commissioners foi
Baltimore County. T. TRACY. Sheriff
Baltimore, sept, 9, l1i-, sei0.t.e
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SIX. GIRoD,s sARsAPARILLA BLOOD

s.
EF Pulls. They have fairly and trumphantly
won their way into the favor of The people throughout
the length and breadth Of our land thousands have
testified 10 their efficacy in dseases-general imi
tations OF the kind have been offered therefore,
to protect those who desire to be free OF Sick Head
ache, Costiveress, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and
blood or habit of the system. We would say pur-
chase Of none but Agents, and he sure to ask for
Girods 2 cent SarsapariIla Blood Pills. and take
others each box has on the top fac smile of the
prnp,ictors signature, Samuel Recd-without it they
are counterfeS: Price l2a cts. per box of % Pills
SAMUEL REED, Proprietor, Baltimore,
And for sale wholesale and retail by
N. N. ROBINSON,
Corner Gay and Saratoga streets.
And al retail nv J. l.. KIDWELL, Ge0geiown; Il.
y. GILMAN, Washington; II. PEEL & CO., Alex
andria: A. X. MANTZ, Frederick; Mr.. MARTIN; Ell
licos Mills and Druggists generally throughout the
United States. se2'lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12
SAMUEL J. HANDY.
BOOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. PAL WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
an the public generally, that he is pre-
pare to manufacture BOOTS, sewed
or pegced, that cannot be excelled in
materials, workmanship or neatness OF
fl, which he will guarantee shall wear
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5000 DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
u WV STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, f0g

Dnn DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
N wv STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, foB
the cure of Gonorea, elects, Structures Dialects or
diiiiuty in making WATER and all other unnatural tis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, to
effect permanent cure and too, in the shortest possi
bic time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where it has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nOstrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, You can
purchase pleasant sure, and speedy cure, composed
SOLELY OF vegetable substance One hundred dollars
will he paid to any who will produce medicine
To eqnal this compound who will prove that it con-
tains any mineral substance whatever
N. b. This medicine can he had of James r, VIII
hanson, corner of High ana Gay-sts. 20. IT,; Joseph
Sawyer Of Paca and Pratt-sis.; and by e. Y.
Forney, corner Of Clay &Gi EutaW streets
IN Washingtor-by G, Scott, corner OF 7th ST. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; RohcftPatcrson, corner of 9Th
stree aud Pennsylvania Avenue. feI0-y6m*
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this amy city in the union He alSt
would return thanks to his friends and customers TO
their kind patronage and would ask continuance o
the same.
n. Il. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apl5-y SAMUEL Buckley.
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
Ers The subscriber would respectfully
Eby inform his friends and the public
ill., generally, that he is continuing the
~ha&s Eg s@~EB BOOT and SHOE Business al No
AZ 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppo-
site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends to manufac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, of
every description, III the most fashionable and ap-
proved styles, of the best workmanship and material
warranted to and fit EQUAL TO any in this or any
other city i'll the Union He would also embrace this
opportunity Of returning thanks TO his numerous cas-
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully solicits continuance of the
same, Prices as follows;
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegged, $50
Double sole lined water proof Boots, stitched, 500
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
Sy- All orders fiji ed at The shortest notice, whole
sale and retah.
.se6,tf SAMUEL J. HANDY.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUsTisl

aaSsa' Water proof dOHhIe soIed lined
BOOTS, stitched. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Water proof double soed lined Boots, pegged, 4a4 81
Cork soled pCgged Boots, ................. 5a5.50
SAM'L ROBINSON, 10 Eutaw-st.,
n2S-Y OpnOsilc Western Rank.
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9St6ttoe 8efanntma6uno,

lae Oisenissn wrlebe S6laueb's $sbemss
Sdsn} fhon sebrauebt baben, hint aur Slaet'
ritht, Da6 BON jest al ciele iprffame II. rpobI.
thatiss WepiSin jeosr5eit 81 baben it, in Nes
apina, in Oct 0ruterei pieler 3eitun3 unb
tei Rarl 9Bidans in Der Teen 9Ua6e; III
&uBtauu in Der 0ruferei oes 'Seit .. Seit !
in Oter Srrm bel Olelebior Serb, bel S.Nen.
no uno az g. 6immeber9sr's wirtbsbaus
Ie; IN SsrnpiQs al .. SenB's wirtb sballs
IIe in Sulpebofen, nnrpeit N6brersbnrs, bel
Sobn Ssdtel; in momeIspOrf Bel 8. Soft,
sSisrbrauer in 4Ocamstaun an 6einrteb
Staufer's @tobr.-es 1T jeOsm ,poblmsis
nNlo scratben nit clsler Oleo5in einsu8sr
luh 3u maiden. Seicnoers ipirfiam 1T fte
BEL O1uttsrweb, Scpfe6msr3sn, Ssr;flcpfsn,
Wansel al gbluit, oOer tpenn oer Wasen
oas gGem nitbt pertrassu mill, etsn 70 tprf,
fam bel 9eitenlteebem uno NifsnI
uno aud lei llnorpnun9en III ber monatlitbsn
Neiniauna. Sir ben blausn Sutsn oct Sins
oer iit lte Iebr su empfsblcn, % 1te DcnIslbch
binnen turjer Seit eurirt
Sricorid1 5blaud,.
Nprit %. By.
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Ne0ia,semtsz Sefebl.

Oas 4te Regiment 0rilber bas 77tte)
unter Sefebl BON Col. william 3rerler, err
er5irt IN Sattalioneu ,pie folst:
9as lite Sattaliom unter Sefsbl bon
D1alor Daniel glamler, am Dienitase ben
Strn naebfen Wai am GafbauIs bon Sfaae
Oeosr, in Dlep Gaunfcbip, 8srfs Go.
S9s 2te Sattallon inter Sefebl bon O1a:
jor Slltolaus Siftbsr, am Wlitmoeb Den IA.
ten nahiten Wa, am SafbauIe bon @amus
81 eanets IN 9iitritt SaunItbip, Ssrts 60.
0te san3e WannI6aft bat ftb al oen bee
ltimten 2asen nno pIdsen pinttlicb nm 10
llhrWorsens einsnfnpen, init seb6rissm 1eu.
erseipebr perlsben Seoer oer fem 9ewebr
mltbrln9sn Fam, bat lteb Bios beim Colonel
5u mclsen no CT Gins bsfommen miro.
HlIs spsrionen Die oabcr obns Ssuersewebr
III Den Neiben 9efuuoen iperoem, MAIDEN ftcb
eer seleBliben Citrate 16uIois.
Wtlliam Trerler, Colonel.
Qpri[ Is. SIN.
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Oeffentli6er 8erfauf.
Don lieaenoem GtQentbunt


Auf Ssfsbl oer 9iltrift Court psr Ser.
Gtaaten, fir Oen 6flitben 0ittrift bon Yeil'
iplpanisn niro otfcntlicb Dsrfauft prroen, am
Samitase oen 1Oten ndebiten Wlai, am5auls
bon Sonas Slotbrcf, in Maratapnp 9auns
i6ip, Serfe gauntp: bic cine uusetbei(te
edIfte bon jensr sepitIen Srunolotte cosr
Stelnbrucb, ssleaen IN porsrlastem Saun>
lbip, tesrrn3t Mo beftbrIebsn ,pie foIat =
aufanssno al elmer Steinede auf oer Slorps
lcltc per gaitoner Strabe, bon rort ldnss eis
ner Sacob QBalbert 9sb6renpen >otte (nolib
s @raoet 6itlith 81 2-l0 Nutbsn bis au s,
nsm SsiRe IN siRer <inie bon elmer 9ausl
eeibrsperssr sch6rmesnqctts,bpn bort lanss
perfe!ten 1iplib 704 grac, ,psitlih 40
Nntbsn bis 5u einsm Dfoitsn IN elmer <nie
pom $anps Dec ebrm. Carl s. osrman; bon
bort Ianss ocmlelbsn ntrpleb Is 8rape, ,welts
tieb 90 8ntbcn 5u einem Steine auf oer Slorb
feite ber gaitcner StraBe BON bort ldnss
>ono Ieebin bon Sobn Gro6, n6rplib $50
Srao, bitlieb 4 7-10 Sutben gum Nnfansss
plaBe; entbaltenb eiu bunoert Nutbsn >anb,
mcbr ooer eniser.-wirb pertauft als oas
eisentbnm bon Jobn 1Dalbcrt, enes8ans
trctt6rs. Ser Ssrtauf besinnt um l lIbr
Nattmltta9s, ,pann Die Seoin9unSen betailt
9emaebt weroen BON
3obn 8. Hiebares, aiTsnie.
Nprll ~. 3m.
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@inbeimil0e Gutter.

l6snte ertfneno am ,9oleene &uselStcbr'
ein ausssosbntes NGortsmsnt bon ncinteimis
feben trctnen Ghtern,u bsttebsno gum sbei!
ans fol9snoen :-Sebleietts uno unaebleette
Wlosllns, 9rsll. Sstt uno @dbir5en RelIb,
Ssttbarbsnb, gattune bon alien W1uttern,
1ebwarss unO ,psi6s leicsrartise gattune,ncus
artias 5ausratb op., man6elter Snsbams,
Carlton uno Ibottiiete ro., 8ails8oao @or1
ten bon alien Sarben, blaue 9reae, 9slpets
Sorpen uno Selpettesns, WarIeillss Bstem
,es init ensm aro6en 9(fortsment ancerer
Sier, ,poSu Die IufmsrfIamesit Der Gaufr
erbeten tpirb, ba fe betimmt ,poblfelsr bers
Fault ,perosn ais in iraenb sinsm Stobr in
Teaons, bel O'Srien uno Kaisuel.
&saoin9, 2tpril s.
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6erren, left lit cure 3eit.

O'Srien uno Haisusl flno jutt pcnYhi:
labclpbia surilfscfcbrt, nit Dem bsItausses
wdbltsn uno rpcblfeiIten 4Gortement "trofs
ner Outer" bic jemals in Nsaoin9 SumSer:
fauf ansstotsn pcrccn, bsftebtno gum She'll
aus fclssnoen =
96warSblaue, CRIME unb braune suebe,
@emifebt, Ollp, 0rap uno Sdnep DO.
Shwars nao fanepsfarben fran36ftf6e %.
8laue, ibparse nno teUfarbise gafmiers,
gs3miaist uno feblitte swset %.
90. DO. 2uhe
Seblibts uuo ftsurirte 9attin 9Dsfen,
DO. finep SsiosntslSet 90.
Wlarieiller uno Sasneia DO.
NIT sinsm Sroben, iebbnen uno ,poblfeiIen 41s
Iortement BON Srdsen, 6alstinpen Stbars
pen, 5olentrassrn, 5anolhuben grabatten
&C., rpo3u Die aufmertlamfst Der 5srren Be-
Ionoers erbeten tptro am
6oleene Ku9el 5tobr.
Gsabing, Nprit 8.
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QSel6 ein 3ulauf!

Ssbt sr6fnsno am 'Boloene Kusel 5t,br'
ein aus9epebntes Ndortemsnt bon "Saneys
6ittern" fir 9anenflsIrsr, lolebs als
Wloufe os lains, nsue W1uttsr,
grapp ce laine "
gaftmier be gseoiTe,
S5elours, Gin feb6ner Hrtifel fir Gleosr,
gcleenes Os goss,
Orsanop, Sbottif6 II. garlfon8insbams
9h6ne gemalte qatpns,
SaIsorins, nsue Wluiter,
S6warSsr Sal5crine,
Sisurirtsr uno fhlihtsr 9arlston.
Dolfa unb settifts Slepr,
Seblidte, ttsurirte uno farbi9e Ssiosn.
~" f6tpar3stlaue 30.
8rans6(Ihe nnb brittiftbe 9ise,
alpaca $nitres ben alien Wutsrn II. .Sarten
Sbwar5e unb blausI Iebwarse @attinets &c.
suIammen nit ensm sroBea enforcement BON
lbliebten II. seitiften Sbibst Shawls, W1ar.
feller unO @orosn ginfaGnnaen. aeldnmte9a.
Ihentaeber, &rassn uno gollerettsn, 1lnters
5astieber, Sanepieiosn poiuts, Gattinsss.
itreifte W,csline, GiO umo $iele 5anbItube,
Stritmpfe &c. &C., tpp3u Die Gufmsrtfamtsit
erbeten pirb Ycn D'25rian u. Haiauel.
Neaon9, Npril 8.
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Oas srits Seft Der "SBolfssSiblictbst oer
Seutiten glafttsr" 1T bereits eriobisnen II.
mir lessn oadelte unIsrn psrsbrl,eben Qanoss
lsutsn unb OatbIrssrn nor, itnb sauten fos
init Dem QBuni6e naebsufcmmen, me(eter
bon peritbicoenen Seiten ausselprcben rpurs
De: bab es nitbt Bios 5ur an men
tnterbattnns, ionpera aucb sur all T.
semeinen . ilpunsM Sele bruns
unIsres 70 sablreibsn Stammes in oer Neu,
en- Belt bisns, bic Serausaats elmer Iuss
watl Dse Seten unb Sepiessnotten aus ben
olDerfen ,mIerer brutiben SbriftItsler in
5eitmeifen Soften 5u Oeranitalten.
lin nun 70 Diel als m6slitb bic probnfte
Der pifTsni6aftliebsn Ssnes unIeres alten
Saterfanpss ~ berbrsiten unb audi DEN ipes
niger Ssmittslten D. NnIebaffuua oisIer9clfs
Sibliotbet III erleibtern, lafen mir II, u a t.
Il b ein 6sft, 64 Selten ttarf, in einsm far.
tiaen llmlhlas, gu Dem preile BON 10 geuts,
erihsinen.
W6aen unisre Qanpsleuts nnb W1itbitrasr
cen boben Wertb umferer Deutiebsn Shrift.
teller audi in Der neusn 5eimath fcrtaners
fsnnen, tters fir oas Sute uno grbabsns
entfammt bleiten, llno ibren SeIhmaf fur
oas St66ne nno Sl6slihe auf ibres. s.&inoer II.
entel hterseben lalTen.
Seoinaunacn.
Seber reip. SubIeribent bsrpfiebttt itd
nur 5ur Nbnabme BON feds 6eftsM ipel6e
eincu 8ano blosu; feinsr 1T rabsr ssbuns
Den, Den niebttsn Sano 5u nebmsn.
Selm 6ten Soefte tpirS ein 5aupt'2itrl H.,
elm SnbaItss8erselbmiB oes san5sn Sanoes
9eliefert tperbeN.
Sel NbIisferuns eines jebsn .6eftss 1T Der
SnbltriptionssDreis oafir 10 Gents, 5u
entrihten.
Ipril IS. b..
81. .. Sutferitsntsu fir bas otsewerf
peroen in pieier Srufcrsi ansencminen.
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SerbDr BON poIlp g6ooine.

ytab elmer unteriubune. rpelbe oie3eit
Der Circuit Court 3 8oben lang unaus.
eelekt in Infprub nabm bat Ribter 60
,nonos am uorlesten Donnerifae Woreen
feline i...Gbarse" an Die Surp abeeeeben.
8on ibren Hebtsbeilfdnoen ipuroe Die
'Sefaneene aufs talentpollife pertbeioiet,
uno NIT &edt barf man iaeen oab auf
Seltenoer Anfldeer (oes Staats ooerSol'
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@rnItli6e 9lufDrDerunQ.

Sis ltntsr,eiebnetsn babsn ibre bisbsrissu
@elbafte anfssseben uno phnIebsn babsr H..
re Inseleaenbeiten 70 iebnea ais m6slieb 3u
letteln. Sic foreern bebbaIb bisrmit alle
SiejeMsen auf, Die nceb al fte fir Stobrsi:
ter fttuleis llno, 70 balo als m6sleb, je sbsr
je beiTer, su fommen uno ab5ube5abIen.
Ilbreobt uno Ultbaus.
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Wobnun9sper
DaDiD &epD,
&appeumad,er unD Sd)ueiDer,

&appenmaber unD S1nelDer,
seist Dem seebrtsn pubIfum Don Msabins
uno Der Slahbarlbar erssbsnIt al, ba6 CT
leincn 9Sobnort peranoert bat. SeineWrf'
Hattie ilt jsst in bsr OF psnnitra6a elnise
Sbhrsn untsrbaIb Seatber's nno Die ndbite
sb1r su B6brlnser unb Serser's Stcbr, no
CT tcrtwabreno cine srcbs Insma9l Sappen
auf 5ano balt, Die 5u ben blaisitsn sprsilsn
pertauft perocn.
CT miro ee ltb itets auselessn fein lafsn,
Die ibm sn(preebenoen Sunoen prompt II. bi!s
tis su tepirnen in ALIEN mas iein Saeb ansett.
Santtar fir bas bisber sencdene 5utrans
en- tctft CT ea6 ieine Srsunoe ibn in bet ns,l.
We 2Sobnuns aub niebt persefen ,persen.
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Ncrbetrdtbet.

-purt ben gbr,p. 5rn. Sfaae H6ller, ain
Is. 4pril, 5err Sofepb Stub bon U1aratw.,
init O1iB Carolina Sas BON sanS(ebwamm.
-am ndmlieben Gage 6srr Natban Sebret
init W7i6 @atbarina Sspl6er, bb. NIebm.
-Uor einiser 3sit, 6err Daniel 9lrnolo NIT
D1ib Olaria 2lnn Olewcin bsips y. Nlbanp.
-ebeufalls, 5err OaUio Sopcr init UllE
Sarab Siter, beoe bon Nibmono.
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-aa, 8. Ipril in DiGer 9taot, Wattbae
gilsnbeis, ien, alt II Sabr, O1o't II. 4. 8
-an II. Apri!, in pisler Staot, Sran 4nn
Dottersr, i'm soften Sabre ibres NIters.
-am 7. april, in Nobsfon Ssntel, S6bns
den BON Scbn meiflp, i'm 2ten >sbensjabre.
-am l3. Ipril, III pisIer 9taot, Dlarp 9lnn
Niss, i'm 21 ttsn eebenejabre.
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Diro biermit seseben, ca6 bic ltnterseiebne'
ten onrb bic waifencourt BON Serfs gaun'
tp srnannt woroen Nnp, snr llnterfubnns Der
&shnuns BON Sobn G. 8ropne'pea, Homis
nittrator Der 6intsrlafenGbaft ccs btrfcrbe'
nen Sobn Siaie, nno 5ur Srtbeiluns Der
Yilans an Die pa5m Seredtstsn uno fur cie'
ien 3meef suIammcnfoiicm ,peroem i'm Court
bauIe Der 9taot Nsapina, ain Olcntase ben
l2tem ndbitsn Wlai, INN 10 llbr Vormittass,
mamn unb no aae cabsl intereiitrten perfc'
usn beipObnen in6sen.
6sinriet Nboaps,
Saesnt @mitb, Inbitoren
1nO. Ml. SaIaoe
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Nabri6t miro biermit esssbem oas Die ZIP.
pslatlcnssSa9e fir bic psribisbenen Sauns
tbips, Stdok unb lSarbs, fir baS Sabr l945
an osm gpmmiffonsrs 9tmts in &saoina, an
ben na6bsnannten Sa9sn sebaltsn wsrbsn,
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Gnfet an in SO. 6, unterin6et uno
urtheilt fir euN ieIbff.

0is llntsribriebsusn babsn 70 etsn erbal'
ten ein iebtnes 4Gortsmsnt bon sefartten
$apns, Sa!jsrinos, sspurfsltsn 9arletons
Wcslinem Sdnep SrcB. .Seloen &C., pcsu bic
4ufmtrfIamtsit Der Damsn beloMpsrs srte.
ten miro BON D'3rien uno Kaiauel.
SoIoens &usel Stohr.
Neaoin9, Npril %.