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DR.. HOON0Md,S Germ 0al Killers.

UpHuons q We IhaadeIphio ITess.
"Ihe Dispatch" December 1lst says: can invaluable
Medicine. We have frequently heard the Celebrated Ger
man Btters, manufactured by pr, Hoonand, spoken Of in
terms Of Recommendation, and we know descrvedly so. 1t isa
too common practice, in certain quarters, to puff all manner
OF useless trash, but in the case Of The above Bitters, hun
drods are living witnesses Of their great moral and physical
worth. As a medicine for the Liver Complaint, J~aundice,
Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia, i has been found invalua-
BILE, efecting cures and thoroughly eradicatn,g diseases,
when all other medicines have failed. We feel CONVINCED,
that in the use of the German Bittors, the patient does notbe-
come debilitated, but constantly gains strength and vigor to
the iraine-a fact worthy of great consideration. The Bit.
ters are pleasant in taste and smell, and can be administered
under any circumstances, TO the most delicate stomach.-ln-
deed, they can be used by all persons with the most perfect
safety. 1t would be well for those, who are much affected in
the nervous system, to commence with one tea spoonful or
less, and gradually increase. We speak from experience,
and are, OF COURSE, a proper Judge. The press, far and wide,
have united IN recommending the German Biiters, and to the
afflicted we most cordially advise their use. ~ il
For sale, IN Lynchbure, by ID. X. LYMAN; and by re-
spectacle dealers, generally, Throughout, the State.
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John G. McClanahan,

JOnH u. MCCldndndn,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, VA.
AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
L Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
70 do Old Java do, very superior,
80 hhds NO, P. r. and St. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
90 hhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil, (best quality
A casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
25 realms Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
so kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
90 boxes Tea,
| chest do, a very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boyes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice, fresh.
Shad, Mackerel. Herrines and Roe Iierrinos,
10 u q IL 5,
60 bbls Rectlfied and Mountain Whiskey,
25 do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, VERY supe-
Madeira aud Sherry Wine. chest quality
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, Madeira and Port
Wine. with many other articles.
G NJ MISSION BUSINESS.
My prompt personal attention given 10 consignments, o.
FLOUR, WHEAT, ToB.cco, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, TO receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for ~drayage.
May Its JOHN 6, MoCLANAHAN.
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MAllSTER'S hLl-HEALlNG OINTMENT.
Or WORLDS SALyE. ,

The preceding figure is given to
represent the LNSENSIBLE
Ii is the
great EPdCUAITON' for the
impurities of the body. 1t will
be noticed that a thick cloudy
mist issues from all points Of the
surface, which indicates the won
derlul process going forward
within. This perspiration flows
uninterruptedly when we are IN
health, but ceases when we ara
sick. 1t should be the care of CIV
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Virginia;

V1rsihi1; -
4 Il rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
"A Court, held in and for the Corporation of Lynchburg, on
the I'D day OF September, lS49.
Edmund L.ogwood Plaintiff,
against
Hammond X. Beach, and John &. Shackleford and John
). l.ewcllen, jr, late merchants and partners, trading under
the firm and style of Shackleford x Lew ellen, and the said
John c. Shackleiord, Individually, Defendants.
IN
The defendants Hammond II. Beach and John C. Shack
leioid, not having entered their appearance and given secuIi-
ty according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
aren not inhabitants OF this country: II is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the first day OF the next term
and answer the amended bill OF the plaintiff, and that a copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed IN the town OF lynchburg, ior two months successfully,
and posted at the front door OF the court house, IN the said
town. -fsFF A~copy-Testc. e.. sssfARH-
Sept lo-w2m JAMES l. G Crk,
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V~IRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe
' circuit superior, court Of law and chancery for the county
Of Appomattox, on the 9th day Of August, 1919.
Nathan II. Hancock and Douglass b. Hancock
Plaintiffs,
Andrew i. Baker, admir- of Edward Watkins, deed, Philip
Watkins, Thomas w Thornhill and Martha his wife joel
Watkins, Robert X. Watkins, Merry Webb and Nancy his
wife, the said Andrew b. Baker and Louisa c. his wife, vii
liam +. Patteson and Martha J. r. his wife; the said L.oui-
Webb, decd, formerly Watkins, David Anderson ir. s. Co.
and Nathaniel Watkins, Defendants.
The defendants Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Ma.
thaniel Watkins, not having entered their appearance and
given security according tothe act of Assembly and the rules
ofthis court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they arc not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is entered
at rules and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Nathaniel Watkins. do
appear here on or before the first day of October term next,
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the town OF Iynchburg, for two months succe: sivciy, and
another copy posted at the front door OF the court house Of
this county on some court day.
Acopy-Teste,
Aug. 27-w2m H. F. BoCoCK, Cpk.
XIRGINIA:-Atrules held in the Clerks Office OF the
circuit superior court flaw and chancery for the county
oil Appomattox, on the 9th day Of August, 1919.
Watkins, PLANTING
Nathaniel Watkins, Joel Watkins, jr, Andrew B. Baker,
admir- Of Edward Watkins, deed, Philip Watkins, Thomas
W. Thornhili and Martha his wife, formerly Watkins, Rob
his wife, William f. Patteson and Martha J. +. his wife,
which said Louisa c. and MarthaJ. +. are children Of Rob,
et " eso ana Polly W~ebb,dec'd, late Polly Watkins, and Da-
IN cHANCERY.
The defendants, Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins, jr. and
Nathaniel Watkins, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
q, tins court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
al rules and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins, IT, and Nathaniel Watkins,
10 appear mere ON or before the first day of October term
next, and answer the bill of The plaintiffs, and that a copy of
inns order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the town OF Lynchburg Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
another copy thereof posted AT the front door oT the court
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Trust Sale of New Freight Boat.
LAND @ SALE,

TNIIE undersigned offers Tor sale his Tract oil Land in
L Cinpb, II county, lying on the L~ynclburg and Campbell
Court House Turnpike, about hall way between the two
places. containing 800 ACRES. Tbs land lies well, i,
very productive, and has on 1t a DWELLING HOUSE,
nearly new, with necessary %outhouses. \ more minute de
ser ptipn Of this Land is deemed unnecessary, as it is pre-
snulcd those wishing to purchase will look for thcmselSe IS.
Terms accommodating. JNo, w. MURiEiI..
Sent G-ilO
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23O 90 ACRES.
Of which there arc estimated 10 h.

OF which there are estimated To be ab,u, n
acres OF open arabic Land, including abon, ~
~n> acres Of river, and a small portion 81 81 i9e
sfoniis The residue oil the land Is in woods, and ,,si,o~s
IL Wen tinoetsd. Nearly all the open land is in a bi.L .n +" o
Oh Improvement from the usc o. eloyer and plaster and .a,e
audP,ee Z me growth oi tobacco, corn, wheat and o.,.
There lisa GHISr MILL on the place; and ! site ~ ~ oats.
there has been a Saw Mill, the dam now standino N " . n'ah
par. The mill may be rebuilt at a moder rate cos, O. III
dered very profitable. The plantation atiioius M, Iu rem.
10. Boiling, John aud James Harris, Henry and - a d
Nicholas and others, and is about 5 miles from Scott
and ) miles from the Virginia Mills. Produce n, LhNn1le,
ried across the river to thecanal without any ba,I5,. . II
opposite side. IL is well watered, by two creek, a. 49, ne
entirely through it, and by a number ID spring. con,annnip
houses, barns, &c, with a small dwelling and \ N sopaeco
house. The purchaser will receive possession of iha IP e'
now in crop, as soon as the crops can be properly y ,trr.1,
and removed, and will take full possession on he : ICED lied
ry next. ##t .rsaH#F -. 'E# - - 'ai'aa
THE TERMS ARE one-fourth cash; and a c,oa;. :.
one, two and three years, equal instalments, for III, rc.t1a'
the credit payments 10 bear interest from the sale ,mJ NC
be secured by bond with good security, andy retaininm !. 10
title until payment. u
ny OF the persons now interested in the estate TO purcb,so
LUCY WINFREE,
JNO. J. BROWN, oom'rs.
Atthe same time and place, | shall sell all the stocl of -
cry kind, consisting of horses, mules, oxen, murb cons
Young cattle, sheep and hogs; also, the crop of corn 60
shhicks, straw, Se; together with ali the plantation ,,o,ssl,
OF every kind. Terms-Fm all sums of ten dollars ,n5
vera credit of six months will be given, the purchaser r,v.
ing bond with approved security before the delivery 81 FL
property; all sums under ten dollars, cash. ''
LUCY WINFREE. Adm,x
sale 1.-THE above will be conducted by Jno. ]. Brown and
David &. Winfrec. " NJ
Sent lD-tlS0 ~
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PLASTER. salt, Sc.
ia TONS LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER,
~ $50 sacks salt,
tons country Bar Iron ,for sale by
March It's JOHN q. MccLANAIIAN.
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SAM'L TYREE,

ROGER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HAVING purchased Mr. ". ID. II. Tyree's interest in
II the firm Of Ssm1 T,ree II Bro. viii continue 10 carry
on The GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSI-
al the Old stand. lie hopes by prompt ateution to
business +, share portion Of tbs public patronage. +.
Aug. 27-ts SAMT. TYRE
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Intermediate distances p cents per mile.
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boat, will sec the
hour necessary to be at the canal, by referring to the time
OF starting of the Boats, and adding the hours it takes to
reach any 1.-THE above distances.
BOYD, EDMoND s DAVENPORT.
Anr 3l-is
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Namftf&s BOT ~ w -
A.j ~ saL~. I'D. ssssssia rushing 81 sseib rssrh
Thrilled ns-sned me With fantastic serros never Eel,
So tia, nc.. Ia sill the heating Of my heart. ! stood re-
s'Tis srns visi,er en,rrstnc en'rance at my chamber
dot
Some late visi,er en,reaiing en,r,nes at my CHAMBER
This i, Is add nothing more" -
Presently nv sal grew stronger hesi'stias then no
leger.
"sr SAID .er Msdam. rely your forgiveness I I'M
BE, TIE fact i. was mapping. and 50 gently You came
rzBPinr.
And > amir yeu cane tapfaeg. tapping at ny CHAMBER
Thsi soarre Was sare hosrd ~you''-tete | opened
WIDE the dsr;-Z
Darknes here and na,hins more.
psepis ,s that d.rssess Pc-ring, loug I stood there won
dig. haring.
Dnssisr. e,oaming dreams no mor;al ever d,'od t.
dream s.fse;
Ba, The sl-noe was unbr&sn. sad the Stiffness gave no
,o&sn.
AID he snlr vssd them sraken was he Whispered word.
Tkis I IbisP I'D. sr5 an echo murmaTed back the wofd,
.I<Rss'"
sieid, ,ts and nsshing more.
Dsei Infe the ehanha' tuning. al ms sui within ms
burninr.
s.ss again I heard a ,,rgius ssncwhaI louder than BE-
fse.
"surely :" sad I. surely that Is something al my win
DIV lsisice;
LET ne see. then. what there's, Is, and this mystery e.
1t m, heart be still a m'fncn' and This mystery es.
plOre;-
'Tis the wind and noihins more ~
Open here fang the shutter. when, with many a ftt
ia there stepped a stately Raven Of the saioily days of
yore;
Not the least oi"isaoce made h'i not minute st ppod
Bat w,', ""'' Of lord o. lady pere''ed above my cham
Percl,ed upon bust Of p,ilas JUS, sSove my chamber
Percled. and sat. and nothing mote.
ing.
by the gave and stern decorum of the countenance il
wore.
"Ihnngh thy crest DO shorn and shayen, thou, - said,
'.ari sure no efaven.'
"hasliy grim ana ancient Raven, wandering inm the
Ieii me what my lordly name Is on the Nights Pluto
MA" s"on ~
Qnotb the Raven "Nevermote."
49,,
Much ] marv.llcd this ungainly fowl 10 hear discourse 80
u plainly. .YUa
For we canno, help agreeing tina, no living human be-
ing
Ever yet was blessed with seeing bird above his cham
b'rd OF rst upon the ~sculp,ured bus, above his cham
Der dcor.
With such maine al" Nevermore."
Blu, the Raven, sitting lnely on the placid bust. spoke
uniy
Tha'o one VOID, as ( his soul in that word he did out
rpur.
Nothing farther then he uitereJ-no, a feather then he
fa,tsfed-
Til scsfcely mote than muuered "O,her friends have
On the mSsrow he will leave me, a. my Hapes have
AvWn befuse.0
Then the bird said 'Nevermae."
Started at the Stiffness broken by reply ~ ap,ly sr,keu.
Doubtless, !" said /. "wbati il ui,ers In tia only .,,cL ami
store
Caught from some rnhsrny master whom urne,c;el
Disaster
Followed fast and f,l,oveJ faster ,u his .on,, ana h,
den bore
Till the dirges Of his Hope tina, melancholy burden h,re
or N.ver-nev,,myo, - "'
Bot the Raven still bepuiIing my sad fancy into s,ri,;n,
Straight | wheeled a cushioned seat IN front of hirJ, ana
bus, and door. Wv
en L-
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GREAT REDUCTION.

INARE from RICHMOND TO LNNCIIBURG by Canal
L Packets, Z .- 50 50
Fare from Richmond 10 Charlottesville, by Packctand
Stages #l. - 2 90
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland {. II. by Pack
cts and Stages 1870 2 10
yes -
Below, see card Of intermediate distances, for fare and
hours OF passing.
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Lots for Sale,

7 HAVE a number OF LOTS, in the neigh
L borhoo1 81 Mr.. David b. Payne's residence, which I
wish To sell they are laid of into ono and two Acres, and
will be divided into hal! acres, ifany purchaser should desire
IT, These Lots are pleasantly situated, and a, convenient
distance from Town. Persons wishing TO purchase, will call
upon Mr. {. y. Wills, with whom have lett a plot and
survey ofthe Lots, and who, in my absence, is authorized 10
sell them. WIN. DANIEL, in.
July 9-wts
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Valuable James River Estate fnr COL

II IN uE OF a derrec OF The Circnlt Court oI rL..'
- field, oithe ID OF April, ISL. amended by two 9TH ,hes'sf-
efees, one made on tho 18th July, 1877, and the otbs, e
2sth March, 1919, in the suit Of David {. winfrre TIE
gainst Lucy Winiree and Others, the Plantation on :, = :, a
hlver, IN the County Of Buckingham, belonging Ia times a
tateoi James w. piniree, decd, will be offered for saIs =" /.
public AUCTION, on the premises, on HURSDA THE ~ oy
NEXT, Il iair, ifnot, the mex, fair day. r 1gh
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SPLENDID SKY-llGAT ELECTRO O%AGUERROTYPE,

IN extraordinary improvement.
'THE SUBSCRIBER begslcavct to call the attention oithe
L public to his new Daguerrean Gallery, which he has Just
SkN-llGHT, the largest South OF the Potomac, and so
constructed as TO graduate the light TO any degree necess Try
to ensure perfect likeness.
MI. w. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process oil making Daguerrcotypes, is now cna-
hled to get the action OF Light on the subject, almost instant
y, SO as t catch even the most vivid expressions of Infancy.
This is A srea, desideratum, as it does away with the here
totorolong and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost inn
possible tokoep the mobility OF features. These Likencsscs
are far superior in point of beauty and liie-like expression, to
any heretofore produced, as the colours are permanently pre-
serv ed and the picture can be seen in any light.
Mr.. w would beg leave to say, that he was one of the first
to fit up shylight Tor Daguerrean purposes, and being one ofthe
first That introduced the proiessioui in this country, and his
uceess both Nortl, and South, patcalarlyin Richmond and
Norfolk, where hehas received almost unlimited patronage FOR
he last SIX years, which has enabled him to employ, constant.
y,thirtccuassistants and he is now taking annually from five
TO six thousand Likenesses,w which lac deemsa sufficient guar
antee oithe superiority OF his Daguercotypcs.
Particular attention paid to the taking OF likenesses ofinfant
Children, Coz pses copying of Paintings, t)aguerrcoty pes, Sc.
Treat Depot OF Dagnerreotype Materials at the Richmond
''aliery, aud Tor sale at New York prices.
A eahls most respectfully solicited, whether you sit Tor a
likeness N not. J.H W|HirEHURST, Proprietor.
Call east side Main street, a TOW doors above Franklin Ho-
Tel, Lynciibnrg; n Main street, Richmond; South Main
street, Norfolk; arl West Sycamore street, Petersburg.
P.S-Mr. arespcetlully offers a Premium, to any Ia
snerreotypeist. who will produce an advertisement. purport-
ing to make btguerrnot ypes BY The GIL m
Mo fhoCESS, Priorto his oHn, in September last.
December It's .-
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EXTRA FINE BOOTS.
DEMENT'S EXTRA FINE All AND
boplS. r.
Aug 6-ts
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Rahn's Flattening Mills,

Nv f. have in store, two sets, as specimens, Of Rahn's
w Flattening Tobacco Mills, of different sizes. These
Mills are highly recommended and much used in Richmond.
Manufacturers wishing to bny, will please call and examine
them. The undersigned as Agents, will sell them at the
manufacturers prices.
* SIMPSON =
june 2l-ts
MYSOR'S SEED --25 BUSHELS
w Wysor's Timothy Seed, a superior article, warranted
fresh and pure, for sale by
Sept lots McCORKI.E 81 SIMPSON.
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E.ELL EfSHxD.S'E FOR 1919.
vi USICAL N Office.
q. ROZXAOTRA,

IN Offer ing his most grateful thanks to the citizens OF
i Iynchburg and vicinity, fr The literal and kind patron.
age whicht they ma ve bestowed on him hitherto, would, once
more, most respectfully beg leave to inform them, that he
will begin his Sth session on the 1st day ofOctobcr,1 1919.
He will continue to give lessons on the Piano, Guitar,
Flute and Violin. Pupils, who take lessons on the Piano or
Guitar, will receive Vocal instruction, il desired, free olex-
ira charge.
Parents or Guardians of young ladies, who wish their
daughters or wards instructed, will please leave their names
at DIR. David r. Lyman's store.
Price as herctoiore-S25 pei session OF 5 months-at two
lessons per week.
September 3-Im.
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NOTICE..

TNiiE o-partncrship, heretofore existing under the style o
! s. Gu|GGENHEtMER n BROTHER, has been dis.
lived by the death Of the senior partner II is important
that the concerns of that firm be speedily closed The I'M
dersigped will therefore earnestly call on all persons indebted
To them to come forward without delay and settle up their Sc
s~efaldeb,s, ard all persons having claims a gainst the firm are
dosiredt To present them Tor payment.
- o. ". Err,
Surviving partner IFS Gugsenheimer y Bro.
Dec.
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DENNOLVTION

O1NSVLVI1O.V.
TNIiE partnership existing between SAINT Tyrce and w
l. ID. h TyIce, under the style and firm oi SAMi1. TS.
REL. h BRO, was dissolved by mutual consent ON the 2jd
int. Sam'l Iyree having purchased the said w u. R.Ty-
rees interest, - alone authorized 10 collect the debts due the
said firm. All persons having claims agaius, the said firm,
will apply TO him ior pay mcnt OF the saine.
SAM'L TYREE,
Aug. Ats w. ID. IL. TNREE.
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DLAE OalOCoOLOEo,

consisting IN part OF Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
Cassinett, fullad Cloth, Jeans, &c. SC.
ALso-constantly on hand, a choice assortment OF Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods. Likewise, Hats, Caps and Shoes;
all ofwhieh will be sold at reduced prices.
N. uGGENHEIMER
Il. GUGGENIlEIMER.
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Ieare Rtoan.ond .bi0ndayJ
Uedaesday and friday, al
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Leare LynehbiHg Monday,
Uednesday and Friday, at
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NEW FIRM.

TNIEnnders isned will carry ON the business hereafter u
l der tho name and style of n. UGGENilEiMER st
at the old stand OF the old firm. They have now, and "
continuc,o keep, a handsome assortment of
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ger, @cm. SbsIcOn. SOfspb Sbifsrt, pstsi
Ycbsr Gpbraim YObe. s-
@aria g. !Sorabcd, 9 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-24
SaS neutrality-suspicious..

Die MiBbrouhun9 o;efsS Qriuilcgiums
III Ibon 6ftsrS be(prohen worcen.-@ilt's
Cincinnati Qcucrttfcr Iiefsrt fOl9enoe Shat
fade, rpeItbe binreibeno benefit oaB sS ab
osIdofft mroeu folte. -"Gs III mir be,
fannt," f0et tSr. @if, "cas mdbreno Der
Ieetsn @on9rrB Sisuns Elm Senate. Don
einem Der wefIiteu Staatrn, an cine Elm
Si9e pcit Sfce, pdfe pOn Suhsrn uuo
QbumpbIsten franfirts. csrsn 9emibt nad
Suiibnun9 bes YoilmsitslS 1876 pfunh
betru9. IS bsfanosn Iitb ooruntsr 4 Ban.
De res Globe. Siss 9ebt nod hber bic I'm
uetft tdmtbsit zines Senators pon NifnIIp.
pi, weIber in 1885 cine ooGIitdnoi9e Gel
Der @aperIp NOpelrn in % Sduosu unc
35 Yfuno an 9emiht, ol5 bifentlibe Sofu'
msnte frantirte II. ais IoIbe pon Mafdin9tcu
abf6dte.
Gin Ssrr esmis Si9s. Don 9isIfon Co..
Eentudp, bistet iib an aIS Elm @aneioai
iur @Onusntion Sur Qbdnoeruu9 Der GUnifi
tuition ienss Staats. Gr eflirt baB er
ntbt nur bafur fei Die Srieosnsridtsr, une
&tdter Der @ourten pom SoIf Su ermdbIsn
Icnocrn aut fur bic @rwdbIuus pon Shul:
msiifsr .Yrsoi9er unb 9aitmirtbe. Stberiff
@ouffablers, u. {. TO, bstrahtct rr aIs natb
tbeiIia, uno mare oafur iis siuSli6 abbu'
Iboffen. @r bstrabte es ais Qnti.Ssmo,
tratie sinSsInsn Wdnner @swoIt Su asten
anoere Geute ws9en 8eSabIun9 ibrer S6uI
Den Su pIa9en unc qudIen, wdbrsnc iie ibrt
cissnen nitt bsSabIten.
@Ieib Der 8iens III bic Sinos-iie bring
9onia I'M Munos, ober binterbsr fomm
Der Stabsl.