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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04
County Business.--T'he business tran.

County Business.-I'he business trans
acted on Friday last h. ne County Court Of Or
angc, "a MAJORITY slices being presently
with e-ssand we therefore
e. proceedings:
sTison Parker, Chs.
-@* .iolt, and Pcyton p.
.cicd the Special Court
= y,an s..s .sa--
=. Link wasunanimously reelected Sur
,eyor for the Eastern portion Of Orange; and
Freeman Walker was elected Surveyor for the
Western portion Of Orange. So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04
Correspondence Of .hc Commercial Times,
..i Matamoras, Jan. 90, 1871.

Correspondence of .he Commercial Times,
r. Matamoras, Jan. 90, 1914
Gentlemen: Scott is slIll al the
Us, making every preparation for al.
. yers, cruz. lie is now waiting
,asis-G,r Gen. WORMS division,
sof the 4Ih 5ill. 9Th and S,I re-
II infantry, Cd regiment Of dra-
4 cumpanies,) AMI Duncan and
d. ) batteries of artillery. Every
Ihins .ows that there will be a grand
tn some point. which L. sup
posed IL he Vera Cruz. Gen. WOOL is al
SalIillo. with his volunteer division only /:
all the regulars have been ordered 10 jpin
General Wollh. now encamped on the r.
yer bank in tie immediate vlrlnl,y OF The
harle field of palo Alto. Gen. Patterson
is neal TaBpieu. Gen. Qultman. with his
brigade, consisting Of the Mississippi,
Georgia, aud Isl Tennessee regiments, Is
at Victoria 49,. t.9 sa*sr ar
The woods throughout the country, are
infested with robbers. There have been
several murders cominite,i within the las
two weeks. On the road between Monte
rey and Camargn. and owing TO tue with
diawal Of such large lerce of lr""ps. il
is the general impression from circum'
stances which have already iranspitd
that The roads will be impassabie, exrep
with very strong escol'. \!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04
Thursday, Harch 4.


sFaddY Thenapsenss Lettcr.-A
rrsv iniccsing lesins n she rdnos 4 DC NJ
sioasI Ia.rl6ernssr. i Islaliaa % he War with
Mraioe, wiIl l. ESnd y eur psPeE . Day, eo'A-
usrnrinr On he krsa rage. The iesaer : Teneral-
n aslrihu,sd % ~ pen q Gsn- wa1dy ThsmP-
-,a. q souiA Cardiac. uAs Iesided srseral years
II Ncsico = . Minister from he unilsd STATES
.nl had oggortuniliss iar jodsing q ihs matters
AZ ~iirA le s.eaks. uhich entisIs b. oaiaions 4
EHrss weight
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04
Surprise Of a Command of Eighty Men
All made Prisoners.

A letter dated January 25, was reeeir-
ed by Caplaia Gross. Al the prazos. from
Captain Chipman. Qnar,ermasIer, aiiaca-
ed 10 Gen. Woul's division. informing
him that Major llorland Of the Arkansas
cavalry. with fifty men, and Maj"r Gaines
and Captain Cassius NJ. Clay, with ihir-
ly more. had heen surprised and captured
a, place called lneonasiun, about flty
miles from oaIrIIO. on me mprniHg nr The
I'D ull.. BY Gen. Minion al the head Of
five hundred cavalry. Gen, Minion was
informed nv his spies of Major Borland's
locality. and he marched from town CALI
ed Maichula, and surprised him SO com
pletely. that mol gun was fred by either
party. % 4....a e.. .ss. a5t .-. .. a..s /.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04
rial Of Col. Harney

il OF Ibis officer. Tor disobedi.
t',lcrs. has resnlle,l in his being
guilty. lie was sentenced 70 be
rrely reprimsnded.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
Hydraulic Ram.

We copy from tho Cincin. Gazette the
suhjoinod account of this ingenious and
useful invention:
Persons accustomed 10 draw water from
pipes supplied from worry elevated sources.
must have observed, when the cocks or
discharging oriices are suddenly closed,
Jar or tremor communicated to tho pipes.
and swapping sound like that from stnar,
blows of hammer. These effects are
produced by blows which the ends Of the
pipes receive from the water: tho liquid
particles IL contact with the plug Of q cock,
whom il Is turned TO stop tho discharge,
being forclbly driven up agains. it, by
those constituting the moving mass behind.
If one end of n smaller pipe is soldered on
Immediately behind the cock, and the other
end carried up q great distance higher
than tho source of the supply, steam
will be forced up every time the cock is
turned.
NonCo'Ger Of France has made most
efficient use OF this fact, by placing a self
acting valve u, the end ofthe pipe, instead
of 4 cock; and whcro n fall of only 4
feet has been obtained by damming up
brook. thus creating q reservoir, and car
rying the pipe down the channel to OBJ
tain the abbvo fall, ono hundred hogs
heads of Water have been forced up
perpendicular height of one hundred and
;hirtyfour feet. Further improvements
have been made by the introduction Of
valves and an air chamber; and these
water rams. simplifod aud perfected, are
now made at Philadelphia of all sizes. TO
suit the supply of water and hands. Fore
ing up from quarts 10 so gallons per min
ute. a. q very moderate cost. Que calcu-
lated TO fit spring with an overflow Of
six gallons per minute, where fall of five
feet can be obtained, and which will raise
twelve hogsheads Of water daily to an eie
'ation fifty feet high, costs IN Philadelphia
bat eighteen dollars.
The importance Of this discovery to
farmers, manufacturers. and horticulture
lists, is very obvious. Wherever small
constant stream Of water exists, or even
spring with a very moderate regular
overflow. within any moderate distance
of the grounds 10 be irrigated. plentiful
supply of water may be furnished with
out any further cost or expenditure of pow
or than what is involved il the purchase
and erection of the machine itself. a
stream or spring a.. o'o' 'ai'ee' OF
brook q, two or three hundred feet distance,
may thus be made to force itself up hill.
to any desired point, where pond, els
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

nies--biess them that curse you-do good
TO them that spitefuiiy use you-be not
overcome of evil. but overcome evil with
good" and he would Just look as serious
as if he was in earnest. never drcu med
he vas making fun, until people began to
mics. and he thoughtit was oil right, When
news camo that they had killed them, he
put candles in his windows, to show how
glad he was men did no. do as he bid them.
lie always tells US that people who are
not Christians 90 10 hell when they die.
ara tia, few Catholics are Christians; bat
if he were in earnest, he would not be
glad when thousands of people wero sent
to he'll. lie says q great deal about keep
ing the Sabbath day ho!y-not thinking
our own thoughts or speaking our own
words-not following the occupations
which arc Ia " full on other days. &c, but
he does nc. say any thing against hauling
bonb-shels aud powder aud cannon,
marching armies, fighting battles, Boating
down forts and killing men on that day.
|. appears preacher md soldier arc the
only ones who have q right to follow their
eternity, and sending them into it, prepared
or not, must be very much alike, if they
are both sacred enough for the Sabbath.
But canno, tell what 20 make of all the
Il al I, L.
some frightfui tragedy and a vulgar farce
mixed up aud played, act ard act about, in
q great old smoky theatre, filed with al!
kinds Of people and no police. When
your heart IS ready TO break tor the agony
you SEQ created, some ridiculous contradic-
ton viii como in that would make one
laugh if they were dying.
If you publish this letter. hope you
will send one to Mexico, so tina: John viii
SEQ It. | would not write TO him, and
want TO tell him again that he is 4 coward.
told him so before lie went. bu, he thought
spoke in haste and would repent that
wanted to prevent his going. ! would
liked to prevent him for his mothers sake,
for she is breaking her heart; bu, the
mornen. he put on tho murdorer's badge,
uniform, he and were two. So, John,
if you SEQ this. tell you again you arc q
coward, and any other man that will kill
women, no matter ho bids :hem. md !,
Mr.. Editor, as there is 10 danger ever
shall marry q coward, am now and for
the .mo to come your angry friend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

tern, reservoir may be found mos, conven-
lent. From such q reservoir tho water
may DO led to any point of the lower
grounds, and complete irrigation main
taincd whenever ucodfu. Thus lawns
may DO kept green and fresh as emerald
through the dries: wcatAeT-beds of vsgeta-
b'es and towering plants grow with lux
urianco and perfection rarely seen in our
climatc-foun.ains could be kept playing.
comforting beauty and value on pleasure
grounds--and public buildings, hotels, hos
pita!s, private dwellings, & manufactures
supplied copiously with water in their
higLes. apartments.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
The Next Congress.


We have seen several tables gong to show the
numerical strength Of the two parties in the next
Congress. We have not published any of them,
because we have not found that we regarded
correct That which opportunities nearest
accuracy, appeared in late number of the \.
Journal of Commerce. We have revised this
table, and made some additions from the late cleo
tons, and present il to our readers with the ut
most confidence in its correctness
The whole number of members when the House
is full, viii be 323. Should Wisconsin be repre-
scented in the next Congress State, the mum
Der Will then be $50.
Ii may be well to remark that Mr.. Levin, Ma
tive, is classed with the Wings. So is Mr.. Tuck
OF y H.. who elected in opposition to the
regular democratic nominee, but who is claimed
by some as democrat, on most Of the issues dl-
viding the parties. We class them both
where think they belong-with the wings. =
We have numbered the Calhoun men with the
democrats though we are inclined to believe that
they viii be found acting with the wings, if the
former shall 90 against the war, which is rather
doubtful. HO I r..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

BISHOP ONDEBDoNK AGAlS.-Tho Epis-
copal Convention for the diocese Of Yves
tern \. York commenced its sitting al
Auburn, \. Y. on the 18th. There was
a strong disposition the par. Of many
&c being up the Onderdonk question upon a
resolution Of instruction to the delegates.
or otherwise, but for some cause it was
not pressed. Most Of the clergy disavow-
ed any wish for his restoration, and three
quarters at least, of the laiiy present,
were decidedly opposed TO it.
The New York Express speaks of the
Onierdonk question as one Of groa, inter-
es. 10 come before the great Trienia Con-
ven;ion of the different doceses through
ont the Union. shortly to assemble in that
city. The local conventions every where
have been greatly agi,ated by this absorb
ing subject, in the choice of their clerical
and lay delegates. Compromises between
the Bishops friends and the supporters Of
the sentence, we learn, are beginning TO
be talked of.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

It is said that the tolls on the Pennsyl-
vania Canals, tho present year. will pro-
badly exceed one million of dollars, an
amount nearly double the receipts Of any
former year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

THOMAS w. Dom died at Providence,
r. l.. on Thursday last. The reader will
remember him as the hero Of tho attemp-
ted rebellion in his native State and as q
man to whom the ultra Democracy Of
New Hampshire recently, by an act Of
the State Legislature, gave the privilege
of citizenship. He has left name rather
TO be remembered than revered.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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serted ia the .Pauadium' at the foiio'eing rates
One square Of - lines. $3.50 ms 3 areeks, 81 .oo
Each e9Hf'nadrce,- ------------- %
4 liberia! discount on the abore rates. TO those
,cho aarsFtise by the year.
All advertisements authorized by the statute
must be paid for invariably IN advance Ad-
yertisements coming from abroad. must be
accompanied with the cash, unless ordered Tor
publication by a brother publisher. and agents
Announcing names of candidates fer Office. If
a subsc riberl 81; If not a subscriberl 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14
I1st COngress

1 Total Ito III 5
SO that there will be wing majority of 2 in
the next House, if the 20 members vet to be cleo
ted, should be of the same politics in the last
Congress, which can hardly be expected OF the
20 TO be elected think the wings will elect 6
and the democrats II, which would give the
wings / Is and the democrats 1I0;-makng a
majority of for the wings.
1t requires lIo to constitute a majority, when
the House is full.
5 y T E The new Senate will comprise
s. members In case " isconsn be admitted as
a State the number will be 80. OF the whole
number, 81 already elected, and of these 90
are wings, (incuding Jno. z. Hale of n. Hamp-
shire.l and 30 democrats, Including four Cal
houn men. There are 6 vacancies viz: 2 in Iowa
in Tennessee, <Jarnagan, wh:g,) l in Georgia
(Berrien. whig,J in Alabama, Dixon II. Lewis,
Call and ] in TIE xas, Houston, DEM Ten
nessee will elect whig; Georgia is doubtful.
Alabama and Texas will each elect democrats;
and it is than likely that Iowa will now
elect democrats, though cannot speak positive
~ as to this State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

rThe New York Sun 10 out for Gen.
w ORTIZ tho next President
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

Grln Mexico. from the lowest class,
the marriage .eo to he nElos' Is not less
than SD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-14

We copy from tho Cincin. Gazette tn
suhjonod account of this ingenious anc
useful invention:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-28
Semtmtb's lniibertrofene
9 cb 1t II pf Sab a dc

"SabrSirt aus ben reinifsn Matsrialisn-frsi
BON 9ft9en Drou9s-uno srprobt ourb bic
msbi5inifbe Safultat ws9sn brsn bslcnbsrsn
Dem &opfe oienlibsn @i9snibaftsn."
9e isbr Iberals llntsrfisun zines unntss
rsflirtsn Yubllfums, felt ldn9tr al6 t, II t Al q
Sabrsn, bsSust pOaeass i9.s jssiss 9e0s
fommsnbet uno unibrtrofsns 8or;i9libfsit.
Sunffsnnsr uno 2ncere fno abmn9spOa sins
9elacsn Sur prifun9 BON
Demutb's Rappees uno t1Iaeeabeye
SdnupfsU abaf,
metfe, mdbrsno iis ,peoer Die 9tsrpsn psripuns
ben mob bsfbdoi9en, peroientsrrpeife bon 4eris
ten smpfcbkn werosn, oIs Elm itebsrsS 6sImits
tel fir Sopfpsb unb fbwadbe Nu9sn. Nas
Nuftrdss pom@sibafts wsreen prompt unb sur
3ufrsbsnbsit bsiorst, psnn lis abprslirt linb
entwscsr an bic einji9sn apsntsn , Nntbeny
Elton, $50 gtoro @lfts Strass, Yblaoelpbs
a; Sininssr uno goSynS, Sc 3sGspifrass,Neu
Ocrf y. s.. Stablsr unb Co., Yrattifrassns
Wbarf, Baltimore; s. unb 6. @prib, 0Bsifs
Dennltrass, &saoin9, pa, obsr ben Sabrifans
ten, q. I. Demutb,
lStm altsn Ori9inal:@ @tabli1smsnt.)
Slfs& &6niafraEe, QoncaIfer, Ya.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-28
9etOenoe Itiet!!!
Softor &tntelin,
Oeutfd d,er 2lrat,

oeut der Nr3t
ertDellt toytrpdbreno III feinem,feit brm Sabs
re 1882 etablirten Weoical. SAME,
Storowcttl. gde ner 5teu unb itnion Stra6e
;pfeten Der Spruee II. Spne, pbilarelpbia,
dr5tlltben 9tatb nnb 6nlfc t1oucers bin(tebts
lltb oer Sebanolun9, UoIltommenen 6elluna
unb Arfnoiitben Ausrottilma aler
6aut &rantbeiten uup apbeimen lie
bel Sn pcren crfolqretber Sur es cer 0iemfs
clnes erfabrenrn prafttanten berarf
0r. Sinfelm, mclcbcr III SeutIdblanp cine
re9slmdBlae merlenliebe SilpunS aeno6, jcpe
5crm rlcler &ranfbeiten in pen tsrIbmte;
lten SencrissGpitdicrn gurcpa's tebanoeln
fab, uno felt S SabrCn in blsler Start cine
aueaerebnte sprare crlan9te, NJ pnrcb oieie
Scrtbeile in ben Stano seIcst, perioncn
teirerIei Geiebleebtes cine 1hsre, aemlGe,
ftbnee unp hlClkcnoe &ur fir Die ftbIlntten
Sale an3ubietcn, Osren Scr1bifleruns m6ar
Damn eurdD ben Sebraucb Don Oterfur coer
burb cine GcbIRtte SGbanoIun9 bon Seiten
uuerfabrencr Siuoe berribrcn.
pcrfoncn, welhc NIT llpbilltiItben ltcteln
oecr al Der Otrfihe lbres S6rpsrs unD ibs
rem Selttte nit fnpfarfartiq ausfebenccn
. lattern, ODER nit Scftbphren, Die i'm
y aumrnb g d IN D uno in ber Wale
cbcr aue6 anoereDO ausbrecben, bebaftst fun;
cocr oic al bent SelnfraB. ¬tenscitbpnl.
ltcnL 6arnr6brensenShnbunaen unD 8tren.
9erunaen [nelCbe Oeren9erun9en 6fters nicbt
9eb6ris bebanbcIt, paber meiitens unpcQfom>
men sebeilt iperocnl uto iaebsfcnpers
Snn3e Sente,
Die an unbe 1onnene
lnb unbsilbrnaenceu Suacno @ewcbnbeiten
lcicen, .. b. Der Selbfbsfefuna Qeb erseten,
ccren SrlseM fir $sib uno Seiit sIsieb Uers
certlib ltno, uno pcourb, menn nicbt te
3eitcn ra9sscn sepirft miro, tailenbe bon
icnlt neutrality-suspicious. jnnaen Wannern in
eln frhbes Srab 9ettilr3t iperben,-uno lille.
prlebe aus Neraer cosr 3duIctuna jebe Pcf:
nun9 gu einCr Sur aufac9ebsn babem itno
brnaeno eriutbt, entncrcr perI6nlih oocr
Itriftfitt in pcrtofreien SrIefen an Doftor
Kinfclin lttb 3n tpenren.
&raufcu i'm Ganoe,
msfcbr bic @rmprcmen ibrer ScIcbwereen in
portcfrsicn Sriefem asnau anasten, tann ein
Sdfcbcn init aeb6riacn, ibrer &rantbeit an>
aemctencn Mepi5uen, eili9tt susslanet nsrs
hen..
9ie Ssbinaunaen ilnb tinia uno Der Slas
tur uno G6ipieriafeit bes Sales asmd6.
Sefcncrre Simmer 5ur Ssrattuns (tnb
porbanbcn.
Stc Office 1T often bon ltbr O1craens
bis 9 llbr oee Itencs. 26Oft. -1S.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-28
QHi6tiae Befanntma6un9.

IGs Oisjsniasn pslebs SebIaueb's ltnipsrfals
@dens fbcn sstranebt baten, rient snr Naeh:
riht, oa6 bon jsst al rieIe rpirtfame II. pobl:
tbatias msci3in jeosrjeit su haben 1T, IN Ne'
apins, in oer Oruferei pieler 3eitnn3 unb
bel RarI QDilfans in Der 7tcn StraBe; in
Sustaun in Der Sruferei pcs 'SeiIt .. 3cit :
in Oter Ssrn lei Meebior l6erb, tei J.Nen.
unp oil 9anisl Ssns Wirtbsbaufsi in Sernpils
ls; III 5aiilbura in pcr "Shnellpoit" Srnfe
rel in Sulpebrfen,nnspeit N6brersbnra, bel
Scbn Seettel; in Dcmelsocrf tei 8. Soft,
8isrtraucr in Apcamstaum al 5einrleb
@taufer's Stcbr,-es 1T jeoem wcblmei
memo acratben, nit olrIcr W1eblSin einsnSer,
iutb 81 maden. Selcnoers mrfIam 1T ite
tei O1uttsrmsb, Scpftbmer3sn, 5sr;flcpfen,
Oaanael an gBluN ODER ,pem Der Wlaaen
ras GGen niebt pertrasen mill, etcn 70 rprfs
fam bel Sritentscben unc Nhfenfdmerlen,
uno aud lei llncrrnuuaen in Der monatliebtn
Wsiniauna, SIR cen tIausn Safsn oer Sns
oct 1T le fehr 5u empfeblcn, ba fte psnIelten
biuuen eur5er 3eit eurirt
Srieorib Sd,laud.
Stsacins, 90. Ipril. tb.
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Dpftpr Suuen's

Jnoianiieb peaetabiIifdes Specific,
fir rpeiblldbe geioen. - Ses 1T elne Der
allerwertbpoate W7cpi5incn, Ole jemals benz
putlifum auactotsR worren. Sei 8ranes
beiten fir weltte 6ootsr's piles empfoblu
ftnb. 1T bisle Olspisin in jeeer 6iuitht ibsrs
trefeno in Der Itnsaen neutrality-suspicious.
ose Spitems gum asfuaOcn 3ultanoe. sau.
Ienec BON Slaitbsn ftnp in rpensen Olcnatcn
Uerfauft, rnp man bat nod niebt bon einem
SsblCblaasn ssbtrt. sa6t ben Ssrfuh ses
matt meroen uno bas Speeifie miro einen
@aum finosn in Der 5eim spraris jeosr Sas
mIie. gs 1T ouyhaus unfetdolieb unb mag
III siniaer 3eit aencmmen werosn.
8onano uno waltcn, gissntbamer,
SIR. $40 Oiartttrase pbiapelpbia,
gnsfano une WlcDaaten, 8 g. $ambert'
unb SoIspb sDafer, &eabins, SPA, .. q.
G. martiu, Dcttspiae, SPA. 9. 9. Sails,
WiinersDille, no., 3Dnnber u. Sraun, Sehus
plflG 5aUen, ecv Dr!Seaers, pottstaan.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-28
Deutl6er Naulbtabaf.

wsnn msin pfslfthsn rampft unp slhbt
ltnp Der 0aueb pou Slattern
Sanft mir nm Die Sfafe ,iebt,
8 Damn taufeb ib nicbt init S6ttrrn &c. &c.
Gin friItbsr Sorratb Don nDeutihsm
Naubtataf." ;" teltebeno aus leicbtcm Waneb'
tataf, SO. L, 2 uno 5, lciebtem Sanater,
&Guncbe ter, portctslIo porto,
rico, maIctinston uno Srsmer Sarinas, in
spaqueten pcn pfuno, 1T 70 chen bon Slsu
porf erbaltsn unp gum Serfauf i'm 9tobr
Iter Der 0rufersi pes "Scctabters." preis
S bic Is gsnts pas Daquet.
llnlere osutGben $anosIeute, Iptpie bic sicbs
bater pom autem Nautbtataf nterbaupt,
,perocn poIs Bsfrecieuns finoen weh fe pes
fen 9ataf Dsrfuhsn. 4ae Die Jpn prcbirt ba'
ben psrfbern ms oa6 ee Der bette Stcff 1T
Die 3et oamit 81 pertreitsn mo sinmal reett
bsimatbli6 5n fhblen.
Neaoina, ben 2. SloDembcr.
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MarntorsM MGsetel Sc

Ser unter(hrietene srtittet atttunasvcn
tie Iufmertlamteit bet Bhraer BON Serfs
@auntp, auf Ieiu aus9erehntcs unp mcSiaes
UfIortement bon
NJ III ors ~ antefn 4
nuc O1armcrsurteiten im Iaasmeinen, nidt
ilbertrcfen bureb lracno ein anceree GtatliG.
fltnsnt III ben Dcrsinatsn Gtaotsn. 0a lei.
ne urteitm oureb Oanpftraft eftGcbcn, 70
III CT i'm Stanpe Su bsn allsrnitnriaiten prci.
isn III perfaufen.
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nuna ODER GonItiaen .trlatben Die perI6nlihe
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moaen fct Nter5euat fein, oa6 Dicjeniaen,
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pntlifum fir oisIes lteteI smpfoblen nor:
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SIR. 376 Warftfra6e, pblaoelpbia.
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mno ScIepb .pafsr, Neaoins, spa, 9. g.
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plfilI 6acen, pc., Or. @sllers pottstaun.
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