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PENSION LAWS.

Among the documents ordered TO he
printed by the last Congress, was one en-
bracius the Pension Laws now in lorce'
together with cellain regulations touching
the subject. As il is one Of pretty general
interest, we have aiken the trouble % pre-.
pare brief abstract Of The more important
features OF these laws, which IS I'D suo'
Stance as follows:
In subs,an,iating claim. all evidence
ehalI he taken on oulh or affirmation, be-
Tore the Judge of the district, or one Of the
Judges Of The Stale or Territory in which
The cIaiman, resides, or before some person
specially authorized by commission from
said judge.
Pensioners in States and Territories
where there are no p,nsion agents, are TO
be paid at the seat Of Government.
Volunteers disabled in the service arc 10
be peusioncd.
Pensions are granted TO all officers who
served 10 the end Of the revolutionary war
in the Continental army.
The widow or children are entitled to
receive the balance due in the case Of a
deceased pensioner.
Provision is made for all persons who
Served six months in the a,my, miiliu, or
navy, during the revolutionary war.
Widows ard orphans Of officers and
soldiers of The militia, rangers. sea ienci-
bles, and volunteers who have died since
1915. are entitled TO FIVE years hall. pay.
The widows of revolutionary officers
are allowed pensions for The time that they
remain unmarried.
Tho brothers and sisters Of deceased
soldiers Of the Mexican war are entitled to
tho land which would have been claimed
by The soldier If living.
Soldiers of The war of 1872 may select
new land If the first warrants were located
on land unfit for cultivation.
Iuvalids Of the navy arc allowed pen
sions.
Five years pensions, amounting TO half
the monthly pay TO which the deceased
was entitled at the time of his death, are
allowed to widows and children Of navy
officers slain in service. The same is true
with regard to all personsslain in the naval
service, including men. marines, engineers,
fremen, aud coal heavers,
In the document before US, there are
great many technical regulations, for
which we cannot find room, but we may
venture to Suggest that all persons who
feel an interest in the pension laws may
obtain copy Of the document by addres.
sing a member of Congress, or by applying
to the Secretaries of War and Navy or Of
the Home Depar,ment.-Nat. Int.
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster

This article prepared for pains and weak
ness in the back, breast, side, or lnnhs; bruises,
sprains, &c; and for aslhmalic affections
will, in mos, cases, give immediate and perma-
nent relief. twill also he ionnd highly bencfi.
cai for complaints of the Liver, Lungs, and
Kidneys. Persons Of scdentn.y habits, whose
business requires them 10 sit or stand mnch,
who are troubled with weakness in the chest,
or pain in the side or breast will find great re-
lief by wearing one Of these piasters.
See advertisement in another column.
The genuine are sold by J. D. CHASE.
March IA 1919, I'm
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April II
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN OPDTNdpV

RY JOHN HILL. Esq. Ordinary Of
d , Edge(icl,l District.
Whereas Alexander HoIlingsworth, hath
applied to me for Letters of Admin
s'ralion, on all and singular the goods and
chatIels. rights aud credits Of Hugh Miller
or Minor, luro of the District aforesaid.
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite ant! admon-
ish al and singular, The kindred and cred
ilors Of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before ne. al our he.t Ordinary's Court
fnr The said District, 10 be holden al Edge.
field Court House on the eth day of April
inst, to show cause, If any, why The said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
10Th day Of April in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty.
nine and in scvcny.third year OF Amer
ican independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
April II 2t I2
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NoRrH CARoLINA.-The citizens OF
Warren Country, N. e. held meeting
at Wasrenion on the 9Th ulr. for the pur.
pose ofrakins into consideration the Lcsis-
latioh Of Congress upon The suhiec, of
slavery. 4 series of spirited resolutions
were adopted, from which &e lake the
following:
Resolued. Tha, we. the people of War
ven County, in public meeting assembled.
do protest against any. interference on the
par, ef the Federal Government with the
question of slavery; and thai The passage
Of tho Wilmot Proviso, nr Of any law al
tering The relation Of master and slave in
the District Of C6iuahia; will justify The
people of the South 10 adopting all meas
ures necessary to secure their equal tights,
and to preserve the Federal Constitution
as il is.
Resolved. That we entirely approve Of
the Address recently made by the South.
ern members 10 the people Of the Souh-
ern States. and that we pledge ourselves
70 do all in our pswer 10 carry out their
views therein expressed; and that fnrlher-
more, we think the members from North
Carolina who refused TO sign that address,
di,regarded the interests Of The people.
DOMESTIC WINEs.-We are under obli-
cations to MIR. A. Kavser, Of this city, for
abotlle of delightful favored wine, made
by Mr.. Boerchel. at Hermann, in this
State. The manufacturer produced q
thousand gallons Of this wine from The
growth Of an acre Of land last year, Which
at two dollars a gallon, would make the
melt proceeds Of two thousand dollars,
from less Than an acre of ground. The
vines were trained along high ,relice
work. and are said 10 have presented q
beautiful appearance when the grapes
were at maturity. The vineyards Al,
Hermann are yet very young, and their
continued culture will, in very shor, time.
greatly increase the manufacture Of The
Hermann Calawba Wine. This article
beverage is produced in large quantities ot
Hermann, and will doubtless ripen into
regular trade.-St. Louis Nc,r Era.
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
in ORDINARY,
Pf JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary OF
q D Edgefiell District

Ian ORDINARY.
Pf JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary oI
ED Edgefield District
Whereas John w. Mundy. hath ap.
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular The goods and challels,
rights and credits of Hezekiah Coleman,
dec'ed. late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adnon-
ish all and singular. the kindred and cred
itors Of The said deceased, TO he and appear
helore me, OF our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, TO he holden al Edge
field Courl House, on the 9Th day of
April inSI.. 10 show cause. if any, why
the said administration should mol be gran-
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tbs
10Th day OF April in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
furty.nine, and in the 73J year of Amer
can independence.
JOHN HILL, oEp.
April1l 2t II
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Lands for Sale.

TEYHE Subscriber offers for sale valuable
e tract Of land, lying seven miles West of
Edgcfield C. H. on the Abbevilc Road, coil
timing $50 acres, $50 Of which are in woods.
The cultivated lands are well improved, aud
there is n good Dwelling house. with all me-
ccssay ont honscs OH the premises, in good
repair. Terms favorable for the purchaser.
JOSEPH FERGUSON.
April II, Pm IL
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR F.. F. TEAGUE takes this method Of
~ informing the c,izens of Edse6eld Wis
Iags and vicinity, tia, he has made perma-
nent residence here, for the pnrpose Of prac,i-
sing Medicine. Surgery and Obstetrics.
lie has been engaged in an extensive Practice,
for the last G,nr years, in company with his is.h<
erDr. T. Teaguc in Larlrens District aud hopes
that his experience and nnceasing attention.
10 the duties Of his profession, will obtain. Tor
him share Of public patronage.
His ofiice is next tour to Col, Bauskcti's ofs
fee, opposi;e Mr.. Cnmp,y's Hotel. hia resi-.
dencc is The house G"rrnc,ly occupied by s. s.
Tnmpkins Esq. near the Male Academy.
He may be fund ii, ais Office in lse day, and
residence at night, unless professionally cnza-
81, January ny IL 1910, If 50
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April A.,
"A C. A R I'D :.

YENIIE Undersigned have associated thon''
q. selves for the purpose of uansacllng
General Commercn Business, pnd take grs!Hl
pleasure in announcing 10 their friends and The
trading community at large, !hat they are now
receiving and opening nj their new Room,
{Blands C0rner.) large and entirely new
Stock of Gnods. which have been carefully se-
lec,ed by both Of us from The latest arrivals in
Charleston and the Northern Markets
Our Stuck comprises every article usually
kept for the trade.
I'VE deem ii surclfnous TO, enumeratc arIl.
cIrs and TO make PROMISES and pledges, ne 70
wha, we will or will not do. But confident
hat we can please even the most taslldeous,
we mos, respectfully invite thorough !lnspee-
lion of our Goods and prices. Determined 10
merit we confidently ask liberal share Of
patronage. ,-,n,,,
]. A. BLAND.
Edsehed. March %, If 10
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Brought to the Jail

nF this District n molatto man who says
" his name is T OM, and that ho be-
longs 10 MIR. Barnard Bee, of Pendlcton Dis
trict. Said fellow is about FIVE feet 3 inches
high, between 80 and 3S years Of ago.
The owner is requested 10 como forward.
provo property, pay charges and tn kc him
away, OF lie will be dealt with as the law
directs. A. II. BURT, J. L. u,
April 3, lS49 # III
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NJ We nre authorized to announce
LlTTLETON A. BROOKS. as Can
dida,e for Tax Collector, At tho ensuing
election.
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StiERTFFS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Rridnal Enhin Ant,ni C1,n,nnne

orr " m0"' ;n
Richard Cahill, and others. Partition.
EDT virtue Of an order from John Hill,
.aD Esq. Ordinary Of Edgeiield District,
! shall prnceed to sell at Edsefield Cour,
House. on The first Monday in Mny next,
The lands belonging 10 The estate of William
Cahill, decd. situate in the District and
State aforesaid containing one hundred
aud fifty ncrcs, moro or lees, adjoining
lands Of Richard Coleman, James May
narl and John Chapman, TO be sold on a
credit ill Ihe first of January next.
The Purchaser TO give bond, two ap.
proved surc,ies, aud Mortgage of The
premises 10 the Ordinary. 10 secure the
purchase money. Cost 10 he paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. L. D.
April II 4l u
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Furniture for Sale.

YEyElE e Subscriber intending 10 rcmoye from
Il EdgeGc!d will sell al Public Auction, on
Friday, l:'ih inst. 4 portion of the FURN!!
TURE ofhis Room, dt the Spann Hotel, in
part rs GulIuws:
One Mahogany (Frcncl) Bcdstead. Mattress,
&c one do. Bureau, one DO. SUfa, Wardrobe,
Tables, CEairs.. Carpet. Containing do yds.)
Ga Mating. ga ) yds.) And Irons, Shovel and
Tongs. Fender, Solar Lamp, Venetian Blinds,
&c DC. Terms Cash on delivery. Sale 10
commence AT II o'clock. A. NJ.
S. RICHARD SMITH.
Apr 4, tf II
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EM7asber for Sale.

YEIHE Subscriber will furnish the very best
E Plank or Lumber. of any kind a, h's Mil
on Shaws Creek, 10 miles from Edgeiield c.
RI. for so cents per hundred cash, and GA cents
wherehis is charged.
will ulso deliver Lumber n, nr near Edge.
field Village, fur SS per thousand cash.
MARTIN POSEY.
Jan. 3 1649, If so
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RSG ~
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From Ms Columbia telegraph, ApraIo.
CHARLESTON. April 9.

The Cotton sales were limited, amount
ing TO only 500 bales. There has been a
decided concession on the part of factors,
and prices are in favor Of buyers. Ex>
tremes 81 TO "a cents.
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BWSIer Ao SO JsS0. "a.
" IN ..n ~

@ Resularmeciing Of this Lodge will
he held OIL Monday evening next al Z
o'clock, EBERT BLAND, Sec.
April II II IL
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Executors Sale:

H7ACCUaUFS Sale.
6 AN Monday The 10th of April. will be sold
W at the late residence OF S,anmore Wat.
sou, deceased. between inity and fifty
LIKELY NEGROES,
some stock, Mules, Horses, Oxen. Com Fod.
der, Wngsons. Carts, plantation tools, &c.
For nj! sums under twenty dollars, tasI, will
he required; for all .ahovc that. amoun,y bends
with TWO good scen'!es, :" be made payable Is,
January 1852, with interest from The Isl Jan,I-
ury 1866.
TILLMAM WATSON, Ex'o.
n. B.-All peisohs indebted 10 the estate of
Stanmore Wilson. decd, are requested tu
make payment 10 Tllman Watson, Executor.
and those having demands against The estate,
will render.them properly h,,ested.
April !, 1S49. Ct IL
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LATER FROM Cot. FREMoST.-A Tel
egraph, dispatch, dated 81. Louis on Thurs
day last, 1leutions the receipt at lha' place
of advices from Santa Fe 10 the 25'h OF
February, from which we are graIi6ed TO
learn of The safely Of Col. Fremont and
most of his corps Of brave and hardy ad-
venturers. The substance Of The despatch
is as follows;
Col. Fremont had arrived Of Santa Fe,
on his way to California, intending 10 take
Cooks route. He lost eleven men in The
Mountains, the name Of only three of
whom are given, viz: Mr.. Wise, of ST.
Louis, and Messrs. King and Preuss, The
latter from this city.
Col. Fremont did not reach the Top OF
the Mountains. He was compelled 10 re-
tire TO The valley. where snow fell to The
depth Of abou, forty feet, covering up all
his ouliil and killing all his mules. Leav>
ing The valley, he took to the hills, and
ent out party 10 olt1in relief, giving
Them n stated Period within which to re-
,urn;Ibut failing 10 do so, Col. F. himself
started after them; overlook them in six
DAYS, proceeded 10 Taos. and finally the
survivors were relieved.
Col. Fremon, was furnished with new
cuff: by The United STATES quarternasler
aud commissary. by order Of Major Beall,
and when last heard from he was -,
gc,ling on without difficulty, and was ex-
pecled 10 be in California in thirty days.
LWashington Union.
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FINAL NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES requiring tina, the hn-
Y siness Of G.. l. e. f. Penn should be set>
lied up w,hon, delay. Nolice is hereby given,
that all No,es and Accounts nn, settled dhring
Court. will be given out TO an Officer FOR col.
lection.
E. PENN, Agent.
Feb % 1919. #
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p L Z S E N Il NJ L NrS
Of the Grand Jury If EdgcGeM Dist.
Spring Term, 1919.

NTTE The Grand Jury Of rdg"lieId District.
w do say. That we have visited the Jail.
and have carefully examined the same, and do
prescnt it as being unsafe Tor The confinement
Of prisoners and unfit for the residence Of the
Tailor. We would therefore respectfully re.
commend that d new site he pun chased. and
new Jail he built Of suitable dimensions and of
proper strength. We do further recommend
that the Legislature of this State do ako into
consideration the propriely of adopting The
Penilrnliary system and Of passing a law in
favor Of building Penilcnliary.
We further would respectfully recommend
that n suitable appropriation he made by The
Legislature fur the purpose of cleaning ont the
distractions in Tie Savannah River, from Bull.
sulce to Hamburg.
A. McCAINE, Foreman.
March %. St 10
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From Tie Charleston Courier.

NEW YORK, April z.
The Cotton Market To-day, was depress-
ed, and dealers not disposed TO operate
until the letters came TO hand. Prices
were down fully ne,eight, with small
sales.
-Four had also declined about one-eishlF:
-American Stocks had advanced one per
cent.
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Executors Sale

EXECUTORS. Sale.
bURsUANT 10 IN Order from John Hill,
= Esq', Ordinary Of EdgeGeld District, |,
shall proceed to sell at The late residence Of
Mary Klcrease, deceased. on Thursday ,Eo ,
l2,h Of April, all the Personal properly Of
said deceased, (not specially disposed Of bv
the las. Will and Testament Of said deceased)
consisting Of four Negroes, Horses. Mules.
Corn and Fodder, stock of Cattle and Sheep;
with various articles 0: property, TOO tedious
10 mention. Tho whole will, be sold On i
credit until the 25Ih Of December next: noies
with approved securities will be required.-
Tho tilIo OF the properly not be changed until
terms Of salo are complied with.
DAVIS J. KILCREAsE,
:, -, Executor.
;, N: B.-Thc tracts Of land will be rened
out for tho present year, at the same time
and place, 10 wit: The Scott plantation and
the Chadwick plantation, on The same ii teriins.
April 8 2, II
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FULLER INSTITUTE.

YHVHE BUILDING bearing the above des.
Il ignalion having been, with the whole of
its valuable furniture, totally destroyed by fire
on the morning of the lstinsl,, the kind sym.
pa,hy Of liberal public is strongly invoked in
iarnr of its re-cunsiruc,ion; and, in the interim,
its patrons and friends, nre solicited TO continue
and increase their patronage, very cnmmodi
Gus and convenient house being aready pro-
cured for the continued instruction of the pres.
ent pupils, and for the reception of all others
intending to join the Institution. Every de-
parlment ia llrol oughy. although temporarily,
supplied. ,,,,,,,o,,,
April IL If II
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April II.
Eisa OF EeafcLS

EIisa Of F1eatcEs
EMAINING in The Post OIIire al
1e EhseGcld c. H., 1st April, 1919.
Abney. John X Howard. b
Adams, Thos S Jones, George W
Anderson, Thomas Jones, Mrs Widow
6owls. J Iudcn. Chesaut
Balton, Joseph Lane, ] B
Bayd, Mary A Merewelher. Dr.. S
Basselt, w p Magrah, S p
Clary. NJ w Mitchell, George w
Culbrcalh. Rcbecca Maess. JuliN
Clewy, NJ w NlerewiIher. S G
Claybrnoks, r W Mccullough, Horric,
Day, Peter Nixon, George
Dinus, Georee Nalkins, George
:DeLanse, DR.. I. i!iiM:::xon. P
Dasyee, Charles II Perrir., Capt.
DeLaughter, Reb'caRoberls, r S 6
Emery, Mary Rcams, Joseph
Fountain, Kindred Ryan, John E T
Gailawny, Patrick Robertson. James
Gill. John Scott. OIL
GameweI!, Rev. WShellsrove, b
Griffin, David F Smith. w G.
Ilanby. Liuleton Thomas,S S
Narrower, George llWright. Henry
Hudspeth, Vim Wells, D
Howard, Jesse B Walker. William
G.. L. PENN, p. NJ.
ipril /. 81 II
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Coop Dlv1DESDs.-From ihe Augusta
CousliruIionaIis, we learn that the Bank OF
Brunswick has declared dividend Of
four per cent. on the profits of the las, six
months, and an extra dividend Of Ten Dol.
lars per share, payable in the stock Of
that institution.
The Mechanics Bank has declared G
dividend Of eight per cent. on The profits
for the pas, six months. We understand,
that independent Of this dividend they have
a surplus off hand Of over one hundred
thousand dollars.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Nstila0elpbiaer SJiarftberiebt.
Samlfao, Sttob, 20.


SIduer iinS Gfebl.-Der Sauermartt mar isfx.
unhStig, uno init enen psrrfbrtcn 8crratb, iibb he
preiFs IL Gents am Bdrrd 9sinnten. Sir @srlhiis
flung bradts Dos 8drrd Sbaitr, uno fir Gits8ers
brautb pcn 5,l2 tis 5,75. S1coesnnrhl tvures nur
peni9 pfrlan9t uno trabte IS 2pcr 9'drre gaslib.
tcrnmett brohte scn ss3,06 lis 3.l2 rsr Tae
C6etraipc.-SRaiSrn wuree nursboSuaa tsrtanot.
uno bic prcife tllcbsn ltanoboF. $4,000 9ukha oi.
ter 8Cthcr trotbttn uen LOG bs los pSr Butbd tinp
gutter @etfer 81. .f5 pct guihet-Rcaasu, Qsnnlrlra
nilher. troebk ron 60 bic 81 Cents un6 Gdetihsr SO
Geuts pr @ufbe.-9BcIihtcr puTpSn 10000 Vu.
fbd an 65 bis 66 Gsnts per @ufbd ptstauf.-pafr
bratbts pOn 2S tis 80 @ente per 8ufcbrt.
asiebs M1 arft.
8 8ino Fl c Dr. SblotbtcbIsn warm 1850 In,
SRartt Die 8erfdufr fonoen itatt an $5 % tis 59
oas ounoert pfune, 500 FuO nab &slrcrt asnrui=
men pcroeu.
8dbs uno 6dt6er tparsR 400 i'm Slartt-f
8Ttduft fanosn fat an bis ID 2bar fir trcdcns
8dhs. II bis % &batcr fdr Gprn9srf, unb is bs 81
2baIsr fir friltbs &dbs.
6peine uNirbcn 1000 pftrrt. wsrfSufe
fanosn tatt on 90 bis so ens bunocrt Tfllnc.
S6aofe uno 9 amm sr.-Gs ipurecn 20O0 in
esn 9Rartt aetrabt, uno @srsauf wureca qcmaebt on
OO bis 90 ie nodpoem bic Saattdt. "a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
II e,ler Stof)r.

Die linterirlbncten MAIDEN Dem puttitum aebiunas:
rcil Ole anet9e. foe fs fcebeu eiuen Hencu Gtobr
rSfnst hatcn; in Dem btdbenoen Stabtsbsn Glshanss
Bcrcu9t, eecba @aunfn Gis tnbsn einsn IbSnsn 9or:
ratb neusr Sitter einaeiset uno es beebt oerdbe Gus
Allen mos 9cpobnlih in sinsni meblsin9Gihtstcn
etcbr aebatsn wirr. Sbrsn etcd pcn
SrOCfenhpaarctt
pdnFhen e DEFENDERS m snpfsblsn. Dsr6l6s bcsreift
in iid 2dher, pcn isber Gatune. 6cfcnltcfFe Beit.
in9s, SNlsine, 6attlnc. 3in9hams, SQsrnces. Epass
cas-, Seioe, u. no allss ron Der neisen IGcee uno
ben bSuitsn Wauiern uno Sartsn.
rpseries
bdten Fs oud Gin peuftdnbiscs afortsmcnt einerssf
une tcnnsn petlbtu in piniidt Der Side uno gill9'
felt btltsns en'pfbIsn.
ganbe6prpoufte
Wsrosn I'm 1ustaultb fir @aarsn anssncnn,sn uno
Der bodIie MarttsretS erlaubt.
5-Sbr aneergr Gtebr wiro am aItcn Gtanhplae
fritetreben, ruie frdher.
Snoei iis fdr 9sncftns llntcrliteun9 berJhen Dant
aasn, bcen fic burb biui9e preiie unp ptntrlis BE
oisnun9 tbrsr 8unoen auf SabIrsidben 3ulpruh.
Grpgeli uno Wfiller.
Sstcber 25 t3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-25
Scrbeiratbet.

I'm l6tsu Sttcber, eurh ben Gbup Or. &tcpens,
Or. Dapio &. etbr, (8udorudsr, frtiber ron Allen.
tauu) init gVie Sarsure Il. Sareem, tsiee pcn pbila:
oeipbto.
am lstcn Seuntn6, hurh ben Gbrrp. prn. Yrstft.
br pcter eanr, nit mis- Dlnrtbo anna assber, beioe
Bcu SbersSautcu.
(Dmd ben Gbfm. pru. 3sIer.)
am Srrlsetcr Denffos Htsne, Or. Scbn Bctnan,
NIT sniff Garctius 5int, beos pcn Hutntaur.
Der sinieer 3cit, br. 9Qartin See9sr, init sR'H
Raria &rua, btos pcn IIsntaun
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