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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25
RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 25. 1918

themselves have recently and publicly declared
to be calculated TO lead 10 The most alarming and
dangerous consequences" 10 have an inevitable
tendency TO diminish The happiness of The people
and endanger Inc permanency Of The Union ~
However we may differ on other subjcc;s, offer
them my adhesion 10 mis- principle OF Democratic
faith, and pray them 10 adhere TO il. With The
privilege which belongs 10 those of a common
faith, | warn hem against an indifference with
The question OF slavery, by taking even an Incl.
pienl step in relation 10 it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25

MR.. STEVENSON.-When the Enqurer bv autho.
ry OF Mr. Stevenson, conradcied the report that
gentleman had expressed the opinion Thai Mr. Van HUI
rem would he elected, supposed thai our informant
ma been mistaken We now learn that there was
no mistake about IL and presume tho editors of The
Enquirer are fully advised of the fact by this time
We aMalt their correction nf ihnir cnnI1adlcfinn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25
A TEST VOTE.

On Saturday The Senate rejected, II 10 81, a
motion OF MIR. Baldwin 10 strike ont all Of The
territorial bill after The 2Oh secion-ihus leaving
The bill To apply 10 Oregon alone. This looks As
if he bill would pass BY handsome vo'e. Mr..
Clayton sustained, and Mr.. Hamlin opposed III
bill. A motion 10 adjourn was carried, 90 10 %
Mr. Clayton enirea'ed the friends Of The bill 10
press i, 10 vote a, The earliest possible moment
The House passed, los % 76, The Civil and
Appropriation Bill with The Objectionable $50 00O
appropriation 10 the Savannah River. We hope
the Senate will yet strike il our
1.-THE LETTER" SUPPOSED TO BE FOUND.
The Union SAYS iha; toryes letters ad-
dressed TO Gen. Taylor have been sent On 10
Washington from he Baon Roags Pos, Office,
Gen. I. having ,ejusedlo take them ont. Among
them are two posmarked 7h and OH June, al
phi!aaoirh;" - - te-a m.:,;r. ~ Gov Ncnr
head rs members Of Congress from North Caro-
lima uuhesi!atingly pronounce il. The last is
probably tie ktcr-and we have the curious
spectacle OF VIII, organs (ige the Richmond
Win. and Raleigh Regisier) denouacins 'the
spies Of Cave Johnson" for "cIime and tepfeda-
lion" beca use their nominee ior President refused
10 take cut Of The Office his own notification rs a
candidate! "Was there ever such parly2'
A,,he reques, o. The Baton Rouge Postmaster
the whole batch oi IS letters have been reic!nsd
unopened.
sr Read The letter q, Peter Sken Bots. lis
marked with The spirit, hnmoy and tuce ii its
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06

nor help feeling an inward shudder at the thought
of what she must suffer on meeting her husband
in such a state.
She has only herself to blame, he said, as he
struggled with his feelings. Il forewarned her.
gave her to understand clearly what she had to
expect. My word is passed have said it;
and that ends the matter. am no childish trl-
fer. What say mean
Logan had been from home all that day, and,
what was worse, had not been, as his wife was
aware, at the shop for week The woman
with whom they were boarding, came into her
room during the afternoon, and after some hesi-
taton and embarrassment, said
4 am sorry to tell you, Mrs. Logan, that
shall want you to give up your room after this
week You know have had no money from
you for nearly month, and from the way your
husband goes on, see little prospect Of being
paid anything more If was able for your sake
would not say word But | am not Mrs.
Logan, and therefore must, in justice to myself
and family, require you to get another boarding
house.
Mrs. Logan answered only with tears. The
woman tried to soften what she had said, and then
went away.
..r. To be cOntiRued) .-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06
Disease OF the Throat and Eungs
CSre0.

WHITE FLAlNs, April 20, I847.
This is 10 certify that have been afflicted for five wears
with cough, pain in the chest, night sweas, difficulty
OF BREATH Gg etc and also expectorated large guam
tlty OF irothy matter and blood, from which was re-
duced to perfect skeleton, my throat was very much
liberated had lunar cousc applied to my throat twice
week, but received no benefit | have used one hum
bred different kinds of Patent Medicines recommend
ed by my best friends, but all to no purpose friend
of mine Mr. Wilet, whose, lungs has been affected for
two years past, cured By DR.. Vondersmths Nedi.
cine He insisted upon.my trying DIR. V. Ibid So
After had used his medicine Is days, expectorated
large quantities of yellow fetid matter my chest expand
ed, and my difficulty in breathing subsidized persever-
ed with his medicine, and the result has been am ptr
lectly cured of all my sickness. l recommend eyerv
consumpve 10 try DrV's medicine, am confident il
will cure you. Your sincere friend,
ENNNApn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06

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DR. C VAUGHN'S VEGET ABLE ILTIIONTRIPTTC Adyer
llsement for l8-sI came saw | CONQUERED - Ia moet
mphatcaly the with this article Disease has ever yielded
aud South America England Canada and the United States have
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06
DIR. Il. w. vONDERsMITH.

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Dys-
pepsa, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Group whoop
ing Cough 1t justly celebrated as the most wonder
u curative OF Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of
Pharmacy Some Of our most respectable Physicians
use it in their pracce-ptscribng it the best of all
remedies for Pulmonary complaints, and Physical debi-
ty, and they unhesatingy recommend it TO be kept in
every family of a Consumptive tendency
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
CONSU MPTION
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06
HRafHNRatiOMOf thC Emmgs,

New IoRK, June 49, lS47.
DR. NoNDERsMITH-l have been subject TO cough
pam IN the chest, difficulty Of breathing, etc. for many
years past. About four months ago took severe cold
winch settled on my lungs. was unable TO attend TO
my business during the ,day, / would have dreadful
coughing spells, that tbost it impossible for me
to survive unless got rc. The excessive nght-sweats
had reduced my whole body TO skeleton. expccora-
ted white frohv mucous, in fact, should give the fall
particulars of my case, il would be almost incredible
was recommended to try DR.. VONDERSMITH'S IN
DIAN COUGH BALM, and LUNG BAISAM. con-
scented when had used it about one week. nv conrb
decreased considerable which gave great homes |
continued with the medicine according 10 directions and
the result has been that am restored to health bless
ing had not enjoyed for years. until the present time
sincerely believe had not made use of Dr. Wonder
smith invaluable Medicine, that would be mouller
ing in the silent grave. Therefore believe that am
doing nothing but what is JUSTICE in stating the above
iac's' so that you may show il to all the afflicted who
may call upon you TO administer to them shall be
Pieased at any time 10 with the afflicted who
call upon me- Your grateful patient and friend,
JAMES b. HENDERSON, No. 703 Washington St
sworn TO before me this 10Th day of June, l647.
WIN, V, BRADY, Mayor of the city New York.
Principal Office SO Barclay st. N Y. None genuine
unless signed with the written signature of L. w.
VONDERSMITH, M. D., and his blown in the
glass of the Bottle.
For sale by
S. P. Redfeld IS State St. Montpelier, VI.
Theodore A. Peck, No. 6, Peck Row Burlinpton W
A. Robinson q Go. Burlington, VI 81 ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06
SILVER WORK.
IRA s. TOWN.,
GITNNR GpnnM III MIN A C,tr,nmrr

SILVER SPOON MANUFACTORY,
Montpelier, ".
s. TOWN State street Montpelier VT, takes pleasure in in
- forming the public that he has commenced the manufacture
at reduced prices, of Silver Table and Tea
Spoons, of all Sizes,
DESSERT do; SALT and MUSTARD ito: Gre
Suga, Gropy and Soup Ladies', 4 SUGAR
TONGS s. SHOVELS, DESSERT ~ & BUT
TER KNIVES, etc. ~
Every article sold by him is manufactured under his own sl
periniendanCe, and he warranted the materials To
persons wanting Spoons of KIND they offer the advantage
purchasing ut the lowest possible prices and directly of the manu-
hcurer Articles Of the latest styles always on hand.
MBA liberal discount will be made to persons wishing
sell again
JEWELRY fcvery description made to order.
FINE WATCHES of nil descriptions repaired by practical and
experienced Watch maker.
ARGENT PLATE.
Spoons Forks &C. made olhsnewly discovered MATERIAL SUI
percede all articles suc German Silver, British Abata Plate
as substitute for Silver Plate. Being chemically mpu-
rites whstand the strong Aqua Forts, and being hard
ana white throughout maintains color closely resembling Silver
and improves by use. Montpelier Oct. Z 1917 IiOf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06

Sworh to before me- this 2lst day of July, I847.
VIM. V. BRADY, Mayor of the city of New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06
AND
AFFECTION OF THE LIVER CURED
TWENTY YEARS STANDING

CITY OF New York, July, 81, 1847.
This is to certify, that Nelson arabee have for ne
Rod of twenty years been subject to dry, hacking
cough, and pain in the side and chest, attended with
night sweats and general weakness of the system and
have been pronounced INcURABLY CONSERVATIVE {;
neither the advice of regular physicians nor the mapy
advertised remedies have taken, have been of any per
manen benefit, and was Welding hopelessly to the pro-
gress OF my disease when was persuaded to try Dr. E.
Balsam, by the aid of which, all my symptoms have been
removed, and have been wonderfully restored TO the
blessings of health and the prospect of prolonged exis
tence In gratitude for which, and in the hone of ben
citing others, soemnIy testify to the facts in this GER
ulicate NELSON LARABEE,
Jersey City.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06
DIR. MARsIALL's
CATARRH SNUFF.

n n H. n =
VILE Imitation of my DIR. MARsnAL's SNUFF, having
IA been up by G. Gdey, of Middcbuy about the be
ginning Of SI5 and palmed the public the genuine
Gle by misrepresentation in words by large SNOWY
bills, well as by close imitation Of my bottles and labels
publish the following statement of DR. Maal the pub
lie against the imposition
DIR. MARSHALL'S STATEMENT.
would state that the year 1885, sold to Chas Bowen
for valuable consideration in money, MI my right, title and
the true article for the last twelve years nd the only lawful
the sole proprietor Of the genuine Maraals Aromatic, Caarr
and Headache Snuff.
And would further state that Mr. Gddey's assertion that the
e and spreading about the country manufactured by me,
totally flse. have made any Snuff sold by him or his
agents, nor have ever instructed him how to make it. Hi snuff
IS spurious and inferior article and ought To be dscountenanced
by the public. (Sigund) DR., JOHN MARSHALL
Present, loRATro SEYMOUR,
john II. STEWART.
Dated at Aliddlebury, VT May list, 1872
may be noticed that Mr.. Gdey his bottles, that
Mr. Seth W. FOwle Of Boston, and Mes4rs b. and Sands Of
New York. are his wholesale agents when the fact That neither
of these have ever had bottle nr his Snuff i'm their Stores
of these films have sold my snuff from Of
manufacture, and still continue to sell it,
Extract from advertisement Of L. L. butcher, Postmaster
st. Adams, and an extensive Druggist.
'Some people having cheated with base imitation
genuine Marshns Snuff think there value in Cati Snu
of any kind Let them the true article and they will
wide difference. Beware Of H. G. Grdey's counterfeit See that
you get that made By Charles Bowen aud then if does not prove
good, the money will be refunded. The imitation article named
above san be had by those who think best it, at half price
h. l.. BUTCHER.
| st. Adams Feb. l5l3
The above Snuff manufactured SOLELY by the proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN, late of Mddehury, Of Montpelier VI
Sold Wholesale by the proprietor wholesale and retail by
s. X. COLLINS and p REDFlED, Montpelier and by Mer-
chants and Druggists generally throughout the country.
Montpelier 1873. EST
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-07-06
ERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL
BEAUTIFUL RIBBONS

MUsLINs, BERAGEs, RICH GRAPE sHAWI4s, BARAGl
sHAWLs, Parasols & Sun Shades, Just received at
June 90
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allsr Smpfihtuussn sesen Birser eer Ser.
otaaten bis gum Betraae BON $3,25o, 900.
Sur sprhfuns pt1sr Sorpernu9 perbsn bic
0tr. ct. cine ,Soarp Of Commit fcnsrs"
srnsnnen, bsrsn llrtbeil sntfteipcnp unb mabs
ssbenb 1T.
\ l6. Ssbr ecntrabirenps She'll bshalt
lth Dor, jcpsn tsliekisen puntt amf feinsm
SsrrItorium ju bsfettsen.
II. Der Srsunol olhafts,, 6anbeis' unb
StfffabrtepertraS pcm 1881 pirb ,pisssr
ernsnert uno fol- III pelIsr Eraft aufrett e.
baIten tperesn.
ls. lille 3nfubrsn fir Ssr. Staatrn'
Sruppsn, psIbe nod in Wisrifo Itaticnirt
ele'tsn icIItsn. iclsn frei bon Atsatsn jsosr
Art fem.
$40. Ss3isbt l6 auf bm 6anpslepr.
tsbr IN ben 5ur 3elt noeb VOn Der. Staatsii
(rnppsn heissten 6dfsn unD plasen.
) 90 alien 6ancsIswaarsn foil Die Gins
tnbr III Werltc Uerttattet feiu, wsnn jipIldben
Der lIntcrjsitnuns pes 93ertrass Mnp Der
lletsrsatc Der 3cabiulcr pcniser ais 60 Sas
Sage psrfie6sn.
Sal. lille 3wi,tisfsitrn unb Difersnjsn
awiitcn ben bsioeM Scupsrnemsnts fpllsn
tlnftis burb Elm frsnnofebaftIietss Ccmrrc.
milf aeitblpnen perbcn.
% Snthdlt Serabrebunacn fir tcn
8all, 10 @ctt pcrbhtcn ipcnsD pab 5wilttsn
ben bslcen Nernblifen ,piepsr Srlcs ausbres
den lolltc.
5 %. Der Yertras Ica rt @hltisfsit
srhaltsu cur6 bic Qualification pes Dra0psns
ten uno 9cnat Der Ser. Gtaaten umb pes
praltpcntsn uuo SsneraIsG cusrefTes BON
Olsrifo, lpdteIlens in bier Wlonatsn bonn 2.
Sctruar ou.
(Gsbsimsr Nrtifel QScil benz mcs
rltanlithrn Commencement ss unm6aieb rpcr:
bsn fcltc, Ole Huemerhieluns per Nanfeatic.
men lnncrbab psr itlpuIlrten plsr Wlpuats su
bcwrrfcn, foil riries rer Rraft mb Shltis
Felt css Srrtraass teinen eintraa tbun)
llntcrScltbnet: 81 50. 9rit.
$nis gucpae.
Scrnarro gontc.
Mis 9rifain.
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gsfblci7sn, bas Der Wbis,ganbibat fur ele
Yrsflbentfbaft, UNI Der llnterifisuns o.Wb'9'
partsi psrtb tu fein, bsfannt fsin mub ass sr'
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Der uno Uerfsbter osrfsI6en 81 wsrbsn uno ess
rsit Sisfslben sstreu ausjufibrsn, in Nusabnns
fsinsr amtspf1ibten.
StfbIo1en, bab mir, i'm pollifsn Bertrausn,
oab bic gSDi9 Nationals@ @onuenticn slnsn Cans
bibatsn ernennen wro, Der ben 0Sbigs@runbs
fdsen ptais srsebsn uno in jsrsr oiniibt unfss
rsr llntsriflisuns wsrtb III, uns i'm Namsn uns
lsrsr @onifitusntsn psrbinolib MAIDEN fir bic
lntsrifisuns Der 9Bbi9s BON Vennplpanisn.
Gin Ssid)lus, bic Ssnatcrlals9slsaatsn gu
inifruirsn, in Der Wationals@ @onpsntcn 81 n.
Scctt fir prsTesnt ju untsrifussn, murcs
psrworfen. Da Die Ssfbafte Der @onpsntcn
fomeit bseneigt warsn, muree Elm 8orihlaa iur
Ssrta9un9 an9sncmmsn unb bsislbs psrta9ts
iit in Der bsifsn joarmOnis, NIT brs icurrabS
fur bic 9Rbas@odbe.
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Gfaot=StSd I'll. .-9te jdbrlicbe Srhbjabra
gBohl fanb ain lestsn 8rsita9e lfatt unb eas
Msfultnt csrfsIbsn in mersr Gtabt mag init
@sht Elm lDbissSic9 9snannt wsrbsn.-
Gen. lDm. (. Keim, Der rs0udre QSb9s
Sanclbat fir Napcr III crmdbt, nit orcis
sebn Stimntn 0o1sbrbcit iitsr .. X. Glys
mer, ben rs9uldrtn qcfo:e eanbtatcn, trcs all
len AnirenGpn9en Die BON jsnEr portsi 9smacbt
,purecn ben 2lca ;u errnsen. Iit6 1T iitbsr
mcbIgCtban in elmer Gtapt, no QoIf 800 unb
ShunF 457 @tinmfn Ulsbrbsit srbisIten.
2Elr qeten notbifstsnb bic Romn Der ers
wdbltsn psricnen, neil eS an Gaum 9ebrlbt
ben uc0ifdnniasn 8eridpt ;u lisfsrn:
.1JaFer-@ilIlom 8. Ssim.*
3doabmmci,fer-@ Settsr.
1Iaeitoren-Scbn g Nsiffbntiosr, q M
@iisnbausr, SranfI,n 8 Diiuer.
GouItabrls-M @pcrbart, SO Odbn.
Sclcet Ceunel q . QG--S . Gunniu6
GemmersG euneil:
x . QE.-9onit @rhn9, Sac. MdI66Sr9sr.
g 9S QE.-2sUi6 Srinsr, JGermon Seare.
2 8 28-Sotob Wcuns, Scbn Goodman.
e 28 9S.-Nubsn Icabs, Ybl!ip & Wflller,
SamusI Srec6.
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Scbn &us, 9E Srccfman.
g 9S unb Srru0 9Gorr,
Neam QSaiS, Satob e SoVcr.
q . ulb q QR QSart,
QspS Stinsr, Sobn Neiller.
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S6ebif ,picbtie pDn GurDpa!-rine

Kepelution in paris -Sluebt oesRe'
ni9e uno feiner Samilie!!
3lplfben 10 unb l llbr am gamifa9 Wit'
taS, traf bier ourtb ben Sslssrapb bic Nab'
rtt Elm, eas oas DampffbfT ,,Sambra" UNI
ii llbr in Nsu Oorf anfam, NIT Der wibtissn
9tabridbt: bas in para cine NspCluton ssssn
bic bsifsbsnee Ms9isrun9 aus9sbrobsn fell
Der Stni9 unb feline 8amIie mustsn silis aus
Der Stabt flhbtsn uno 500 WsnIcyn marsn
bfrs'tS al6 Spfsr 9stallsn, i'm Sample Der res
roluttondrsn ss9sn bic Rtnies.Yartsi. Man
erwartst wibti9s SoI9sn bon oisism Sbritts,
fir ben pc!itifbsn Sutanb Gurcpa's.
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Doctor &mapme's berhbmter

3ulammen9eieeter Wlloflrlben Sprup,
qefst bic msrfwirbisffe Sur Der Iuswbruna
bic jsmals aufssjsbnst pcresn,
Or. Smapns-Gisber 9srr: SD fible bas
20 cine gbulb Der 9anfbarfsit ssssn Gis III,
unb cine YfIiebt ssssn bic qsosnoen iibsrbaupt,
msin 3susnis ~ @unffsn Sbrss sufammenaes
fsstsn QSIbfirfbsnsSprups funbsutbun. Dor
strpa Sabrsn bate it sinsn ifarfsn MnfaR
bon grfaltans uno eunssnentSinbuns, bssleis
tst BON 6uffsn Sruff< unb &cpffbmsrten;
sinsm bsbsatsnbsn 9blsimaus,uurf bon bee
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SurD= 2iife

FUR ben 0prlls3 er min, l848.
6reno Jurore.
Wiaiam Arnclp, sutmaeter, 0tsapins.
SacOt SuB, Bauer, <au9fhwImm.
W1icharI Schtcl, 90 9nIpcbcfen.
Oarlc 8ittler, SrsiiNGe, Notsfon
6enrIh Scper, Bauer, 9ousIaB
8snjamtn & Slatt, % gsuter
Oarib glauIsr, 90 Carl
@amucl DUNN, &aufmann, Stihmonb
Siaae @rasr, ejisser, Union
Balentin Sserae, Sbneiosr, Tiaratapnp
Saecb &rdA, Shrsnsr, 8saoius
Scbn bnber, Shuclpsr, wasbinstcm
O1l6acl 6aacntuet, 8auer, Nltanp
benjamin Gsrb, W1hacr. glla6
Scbn SuB, 6utmaber, Nsaoins
Salcmon 8 $eftsr, Gaitpirtb minb(or
Benjamin Merfel, Bauer, Niebmoup
S;eflc Nbcabe, DO Gmitp
luauit @hubtart, DO Setbgl
Scl'pb StbulB, DO 6creforO
Jcnatban Srautman, DO Olorion
Scbn Ocoser, @aitpirtb, WaaircnerisP
9aIomcn DcOsr, Sausr, Ysie.
Jurore fir ole erlte 1pobe.
paul 4mmcn, 9aael6bncr, 8eaoins
Sobn SccbtsI, Oluller, Oifrift
spler G Baum, SaItpirtb, 6amturs
atrabam Ssbm, @altwirtb, Nearins
SGaae SeebteI, Bauer, QBasbinaton
Daniel o Sernct, Gaittpirtb, maioenerice
Oaplb Ssrtep, Bauer, Scutw
glla6 SifeI, 90 10
Daniel SCfer, DO QSincGcr
Jrhn SeircmaM @aItpirtb grster
:Olihael 9nntel, Sauer, 38inrlcr
Scbn Darrab, Saflteinmaher Gsabins
Sclrpb 9rsp, &aufmann, Ncdlauo
ebrlttian efbbab, Bauer, golsbrootpale
9amusl 8iftber, 20 Inter 6slpsltsrs
Aram S6f9. Scl3bdupler, Nearina
3Sillsam Sl6sr, @hreinsr, Oaaratamnp
5slnri6 Ssarp, glq, Douala6
Scbn 9crsc9, Sauer, SrinwitIeb
Jchn 5abu, 6crfhmann, Nobe(cm
Sciepb 5srbein, Bauer Olsp
Solspb Sopman, Srotfetmipt, Marata,pnp
Scbn &eim Bauer, winrIor
1Billiam Snabb, DO Olep
Scbn 8isAtr, W1hGsr, $ansIebwamm
ebauneep $eDan, Saufmann. &rhnpitl6
Scbn lambert, Sbubmahsr, gnmrm
Samud sefber. Bauer, winbIcr
Salomon &etntad, 3Baltsr, Carl
spetN Mspsrs, Bauer, Bern,
Samusl W7artcrscr, 90 greter
Scbn Wofsr, 20 Bern
Daniel Onller, Srotibmlpt, Neabina
sspi 81 Oleirsl, Sehubmahsr, greter
Jaeob Olanrer, 6utmaober, Nsaoins
Siram Sitter, Sbrsitsr, DO
!srabam Support, Bauer, No6fano
Oaplo Neltsr, Waurer, Nnsectmanor
secnare 0ntb, Saucr, llnter 5eioe!ters
&spi D Smltb. Gilrmmeiter, 0ctdcn
Secrss Sbaeler, Saacltbner, GuBtaun
Jrbm Stamm, GSrbrr, Dsnn
Saecb Sraus, Bansr, Qter 9uIpebodcn
Samnel lSiflsin, Srotihmiet, NctHcn
Carl Biut, 9rufer, &ustaun
Deter QDetsr, Sauer, Nmitp
epbraim wsiB, 8atnirtb, Scualas
2Dilllam Oelb, Slshf6mibt Stsarins.
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Gi,te Gtimntc i,pn 9llt SSerfs i'm

GenarcE.-9 Nhtb Hm. z trcn9, unlsr
tbdtiss Gsprsfsntant i'm gon9rtB, belt am A.
Mdrs cine 0sbs ibsr ben msrfaniibsn Sris9,
bic fopobl ws9sn ibrsr Slcqmnj olS Ssltenbsit
Der @ripdbnun9 msrlb 1T. Die Nsbs ,par Ii.
Der sinsn @s9snitano, ibsr ben ibpn 70 psI sss
fact murts, mssbolb mir es fir unnttDi9 bal,
ten bier msbr baron ju fa9sn. Ior. Strcn9 III
Elm whrbi9sr 0isprstntant fsinsrpartsi uno in
fsinen Nnlibtsn sanj NIT hem Manns ibsrsns
itimmnt, Ger ben Sris9 bs9cnnsn bat.
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ibrtt "Ssitra9 su bee Ssc6abtr'S 5drefs
fens3eiten," bsridht Der "9sabinesr NbIsr"
fclosnbsn 9(rtfsI, aus Der liverpool Times
RicaeIba bnsG ifen.--Gin Sbif baS BON
yten Gcrf in plsism oafsn anfam, brabe,
nsblf elmer a[lasnlsnsn Qabun9 amsrifaniibsr
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eonJ9nirt natb Befellun9.
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wsnn ss fsin "SantsSrisf" 1T, Der cen 3msd
bat Die psnniplponisr audi nod un ben germs
gen Sbus Su betrii9sn, ts6sn Its ftb nctb err
frsusn. @S mus in Der Sbot Elm pcrtbsilbafr6
fsin, ,penn mir ten @n9ldnesrn fir etmaS tbsr
$4,000 msrtb &ifsn psrfaufsn unp ba9sasn fir
S5,o00,O00 pom ibnsn msesr bsfpmmen J.
hob mt6sn mants eeuts ibrs Sreuts taran
babsn. HSsnn.tsr NtIsr ibrissnS obi9sn Nre
tifsI sr @sreifsnt!ibun9 msrtb belt, 70 prp
sr outb mcbi fOl9sntsn publisirsn, wsltbsn mir
aus Der Waibinston linipn snttsbnsn:
Die llnien iast :-"gs 1T pislsidbt Elm arcs
sss Gtid fir bic 9rc6sn @isnntsrIsn,oas Der
da;uarose Sstrist, NIT msld)sm iitb @inas in
bisfss Gsftitt sin9slaikn baben, plSstd na
@todsa ssratbsn III, intsm in 8clss Der com,
msreisasn @rilis in @nslanb, psl Gifsn pcr
2 @rosbrittanisn auf unfsrn Marft ssbrab
Z purbs." -
als sinsn lpeitsrsn ,,SsitraS tu bss SsObaeb
tsr's 6brgfensseiten."
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on Menihenleten, tpuroe Don benz Seuer
tfrcme erarften. Qm Gbsno mar Die
Wutb oes 8ulfans su Gnoe unb nur nod
f6ner nallenoe Roufidulen seioten BON
ben aetpaltieen &dmpfen oes alten Slta
nen i'm SChoobe Der Groe.
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Don nIeriPo.-9lm 10 Ssbruar fsl be
Wataeorbsra, bmi1bsn sinsr2tbtbsiluns bon rs
9ra9onsrn, bon Qoui1ana unb @sor9a,uno sis
nsr Sanoe BON 400 8usrllas elm @sfstbt Dot,
pobsi bic qsstsrsn in bic 8lutbt sefbIassn ,purs
ben. qisut. ioenbsrfon, bon 9oui ltana, unb
@eorsisr bIisbsn tcbt auf bsm Vlaee--6 wur'
ben psrWunbst uno psrlorsn ibrs MauItbiers.
Dis Rabrirbt oa6 @tn. Geott iib sspsis
CERT babe pOr esm Srsssssribte sa srftsinsn,
bat lib nibt beffdtist; 90 bsiBt jest bas ct