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Stobr, @fe Der 6tsn uno Ysnnifrass, Seas
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iass 9sIeltet, Dem @ubIifum bslTtrs Ssbnauns
gen onjubieten, aI6 iOntwo an9sbOten psrOen
fonnsn. 9Str baen nun pOrrdtB9 Elm ipIsnois
bsS NiIcrtement bon ben neumoO9ltsn Srlbs
Iin9ssSleibern, allies sinfbIisssnb mas mcba
uno ju rpanfben lit, iu9efbnittsn unO 9smabt
nab bem beifen @elbdftssStpIs. @le9ante,
neumcoi9s frranStfite tudsns qsib. unb Sra6s
Ncfs, Ioabt Sud unb @oIimir @afrS6e unb
Srcdtsss, 9sjpI9t uno gOmmsrtub Src6tess,
NIT einem tpIenoiben 9tdortement BON ben neus
mCbi9ifen franjSGfben fdntD unb fblitten
SaiimrsI9ritm Weifsn bon ;abucler @erfbies
osnDsit sni9e bapcn Iinb bon unfsrsr ei9snsn
Smpcrtaticn, ca6 Muiter bapcn lit icnif nirs
9snrwc Su babsn-in Q6abrbsit, mir f6nnen uns
fern Stct nibt SdbIsn, absr rpenn ibr sini9en
SseanFen bobt ;u faufsn, unO fiber babt ibr,
fpre6rt ju an bisiem berlibmtsn @ta6IiGsment,
uno man ,pirb cub ontbun in 2cf, Soften II.
Welts, NIT GROCER @snaui9fsit uno @le9anh
peIbeS br faufen fonnt ju elnem 70 nieo:iaen
prsfe, bas br Oariibsr srifaunsn mist, am
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Der panbsI i'm 6pfs murbe stpa6 untsrbros
bsn udbrsnb Der QSccbs burtb sinen 3pilf
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5ofs an Der &o9s &caO. Die llriadbe oieis6
3wifeS mar Wis man ia9t ein @srlutb BON
Setten Der ObOsSrebsr ben Yrsi6 bsr& &Cblacbt.
otbisn auf $40 Die 100 81 srbSbsn. Nu6 oislem
3m'lte sntltano Elm f6rm!bsr Gtrsit unO am
WsOnta9 OtOr9sn purbsn Die ObicsSrsiber nit
Ibrsm 9isb Surb Die Wss9sr aus Dem 6cfs
9etrttbsn. Die @efbdfts InO kbbaft unb gut.
Die Nnsrbietun9en bsifanosn au6 1900 Stu&
SbIabtchfem $50 $ibsn, 700 Sbweine II.
l4OO Sbaafs unb qdmmsr. OpsratiOnsn uno
prsie:
SbIabtObfsn. - 800 @tif, purosn psrs
fault Su ST bis $8a bic 100 pfunb-taS leg
tsrs wurbe fiji bic alIsrbsiftn besablt.
Slbs.-NiLbfibs $40 biS 35, trC6ne Siis
be Sc bis IA jsbe.
Sdwtlne-9uts @slbdfts Su S5 bis $5 374
bic 100 Yfuno.
@6aafs unN Gdmmsr -Gsfbdfts gut Su $l4
bio S5 jsoe6.
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Sebl, BON SlumanstaMn, nit WltB O1elinpa
0ruber, Dou Stauhstaun.
-bureb psn gbrm. 1Sm. spauli, am so.
O1ai 6r. gpuaro 6aat nit OliB gIifabetb
Snfancn. pcn ebeiter GO. -am /. Suni,
6err Dbilip WlilIer init Wlib Barbara BAL.
let, BON NuseOmbmancr -am 2ten, 6err
Oapir &. Sore nit OliB 3enrietta @arpep,
pcn Greter.
--purcb Den ebrw II. 9. seinbah, am 25.
Olat, 6err 4ram &6nis init Srau War9aret
Gail, belpe bon Neabins.
-burcb SfraeI 9srr GIG, 6err Sfaae
Sraut, bon SPORT Clinton, NIT W1l6 6apetta
Bernbeilel, BON Winpfor.
-curcb pcr ebrw 8. O1. 9aiIor, AM 81.
O1ai, 6crr g3ra preib NIT W1lb gatbarna
SIabr, bon 2ScmcIercrf -am 2Sten, 6r.
SUnatban Slabr nit O1iB @atbarina Slein,
aus Der Sahbarfhaft bon .SsrRUiIIe
-Ourcb Den gbrw 8. y. Sriebe, am %.
W1ai 6err 5Cinrldb Waaner, uon NOtcOn
SUrnab, nit Der QSItt,pe Sfabella 8afltbnCi,
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[O1t Dem Oampftbife ,Amcrifa.1
O.-0is abreils bes (ran36ftCcb.
SeIanptsn bat ptrtlitb etwas natbtbeIlis ouf
bic 8cnO6 qeSprft, bod bat fl6's balO scan.
rert, tnoem man all9emrin 9laubt, bic Qbrus
flung ces Sdanoten lei nur ein pftf Oes fran.
Dllnilterlums, um bic all9emslne 2luflnerts
Iamteit 3u telieIn. - Dir SaummolIen,p preiGe
itanoen felt; Gruht' unO McbI preiIe rparen
am Sinfsn.
3rantr cb. = Sas Unerbietrn $oro
spaImerltcn's, bCiBt es, ut ourhs nanl6Glcbe
Commencement per,pcrfen. Scr Dre(tpent
bat ertIdrt, oa6 leoe andre Seoinauna, als
bic ber Convention bon &cnbcn, NIT Der gbre
Sranereihs unbrrtrdslicb 1ei. Sis Ollni.
iter ftno ccriclben Oleinuns unO baben ibren
Seiltanb 5n9tiaat.
Die ueueiten Na6rihten bon 8croeaur,
Nennes uno Olcntpellier, Iprecben bon elmer
repubIfaniitben Concentration aesen oas
Wilitdr.-Hueb cine BGweauna in Den aIten
Ie9itimen proUiR3en, Der SeGbee lmb Sre.
tasne, bat fteb 3n 8untsn 6einridbs V. erbos
BEN. -einiae aebeime gteotrIasen bon 9Baf,
fen uno S6ieBbcoarf llno in bcn SorItapten
BON paris entpc6t iporpen.
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anf6las auf Den S6nis bon preu6sn, bat in
europa srcBee Gufleben 9ema6t. Oielen
Sriucb mabte Elm Hrtiasrie:ltntrrofisier su
poteoam, meleber sin pittoi auf ben G6nis
abfenerte uno ibn am 4rms pernunrete.
Dem Sirlen' @cnarcTe fnO cine 4nsabl
Selbhde Dorselest ipproen, fpobcn Der erite
1T, cine fete unO entf6loGene SteIluns sesen
Oetrei6 unO feinen Inhans, bic 5u Sranes
furt berfammelt itno, an5unsbmen. Gin an:
oerer SeIbluB Dertraut Dem S6nise y. preus
Ben bic Drefoentlhaft oss Sunbes an, pels
der probi(crifcb bis gum Is. SUM bauern
fclte ; bic babln botft man auf cine 8srsinis
suns init benz ecnsrsde 3u Sranffurt
NuB o.-giue beleipiaenoe glots bes
ruilNheu Cabinets all &orb Dalmer,toa 1T in
llmlauf. Oiefe Slots per,pirft bic enali(ebe
spolitif III Bs1ns auf Die erieebilebs Graae
sanslict; am 9dbluTs lautet (ls ,pie folat
,Oie Waanier, in ipslebr soro DaImertton
ben ben ensliften llntsrtbancn in fremoen
sanoern f6ulbisen Sdus berttsbt, bat man.
ebsrlei ernitlide llnannsbmlicbfsiteu ,ur Nol.
&C. Nu6lano uno Otftreie6 rperee binfort fei.
nsn snaltfhsn ltntsrtbanen Die Wreibsit oss
Gnfentbalts in ihren sdnbern mebr aeitatteu.
ss fei bonn. paB lls aaf pu 06us ibrss Bou.
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nNtbe Bauer" erlcbent monatlie6, mo III pen
Snterenen eer $anOwirtbfhaft, Dem Nfsrbau.
ber Sieb3udbt uno Nllem, mas Dem {anbmon,
ne naBIicb fein fam, auslttIie6liG strpipwet.
Der SubIeriptionspreis 1T MIR Sbaler per
Jabr, ipenn binnen brei W1cnaten BON Der Cr'
itrn re9eImaBi9en Summer al, bc3ablt miro.
Ser 6eraus9eber miro feline W1lbe uno Sos
fen lparen, ciele 3eituns CUR Gb6nltsn, beten
une i'm Serbdltni6 gum Snbalt, gum wObl:
tslliten lanbpirtbfbaftliCbeu 3eituns in Dimes
rita Su MAIDEN. 0iele 3eitun9 miro u8utb'
formal, 81 80 Seiten Die 91ummer, aeoruft.
S6nnte Der Bauer ipObl etwas S1hBliberes
leleL ais cine 3eitun9, ole ibn nit ben ers
fabrunsen ancerer Baucrn bCfannt maobt?
Nub 'perben mir fb6ne Atbilounsen Der
beiten Qrten bon Sisb, Sruht obj unO Se'
rdtblbaften liefern, rpir AUDI auf bic SeleBe
autmertlam MAIDEN, bic beln Bauer gum
Sortbeil ooer SlahtbsiI llnO, pcrfbieOene
W1ittbeiiunssn aus aiisa SsssaSsa Der Ssr.
Staaten ilter Den 3uttanb bes 4ferbaues,
Srntbtbarfeit bes Dopens &c. seben.- I'm Gn,
DC bes Sabres wiro Elm SitslbIatt unb einSn.
baItsperSeebniB seliefert, 70 baB Die 10 Slum-
mern Gin oifes BUD init 100 lhonen Bill
bern unO psrtbbolen Selebrunssn fir Den
sanemann. alismahen. QDer 5sbn SublerIs
bentea einicbidt erbdIt Gin SreisgremrIar.
8. Ds. Sed, ebitor.
6arristurs, Spa, 81. Daai. 6m.
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9luDitprs.0S Sacbricbf.

Der llntrseibnets, an9effeQt burb bic Wai.
fsnecurt BON SerfS @auntp, sur SsriGtisune
Der &sbnuns BON NRarsarst eis9stt aominis
ffratorin oss psriforbsnen Sbcmas lBilfon, lsBts
bin BON Douslas Saunfbip, SerfS @auntp,
unb bic 8ilan5 in ibun 6dnosn 5u pertbsiIsn,
eibt bisrourb 9labribt, oas Ct aaen intereflirs
ten psrfonsn abpartsn ruirb an isinsr 4mts.
ifubs in Der Staot Meaoins, am 29ifsn SUM
1850, um 2 llbr glabmitta9s.
rpiniam III. Sairo, 2lubitcr.
Nsabins, SUM 4. 3m.
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miro biereurb 9eaeben an Os@aifwirtbs,
SlsnbdneItr in ausdnpild)en uno snbeimftben
2Saarsn, Sranntpsinbrsnnsr 8erbrauer, Vas
tent'Ws0tnsJodnbIsr, Sisrs unb &p1fbausbals
tsr' &stauranten, &uiterfelIsrbaIter &C., inners
balb SsrfS SauntD, bas ibrs Qs;snS CUR @6lies
tsrun9 bsrsit ftnb unb bis gum nabfen IOten
Suit auf9sncmmen psrbsn m Ii 4 II, anosrn
SAILS wlrb Dem @efsee 9smds oamt psrfabrsn
merben. 2loam 4 ciE, SboRmeiif.
TsaSin0, SUM IL. Am.
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lsbt net, tou absr, ba fis Die game 3sit feline
anosrs Jtabruns bsfommsn bat als Sldffstsis
ten, melde ibr eurb bic 3abns sinesfi6st psrs
esn,falt bis gum f6rmlibsn@srpps abssmassrt.
:Sbrs ednos fine Warm uno ibr @slbt ssst
fsbsn, audi fol- fs 3sibsn BON 8swu6tisin
9seebsn baden, inosm iis sinif auf bic Srass
lbrsr Muttsr, cb iie Sbmers empfnos osrsn
2ano bradts. @Rsbrsrs @srtts, wsIbs bic
Sranfs befubt BADEN. ;Wsifsln oaran, bas Iis
il rpitber gum wirflbsn qstsn fcmmsn merbs.
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-am. l. SUM- in Ncflano, Harcn Seios
Ter. @cbn bon 2Ibrabam SciOler, 80 Sabre
uuo Is Sage alt.
-am 80. WaL in Nuseombmancr, Ga
mnCI Seller. i'm 57iten sebsnsjabre.
-am I9n Wai, in Bethel, $banon Co,
6rlcna, 8ctter pcn Solcpb Sraunmiller,
frlber Vcu Serf6 gauntp, I'm 6ten Sabre.
-am 90. W1aI, in 4mbcrIt. erie Go, 81.
o., >ecnbaro SteUer, Elm NcpOlutionsIoIDat,
III 92Itrn Sabre frlnes Qlters.
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0labribt an 2lerste.

@s werben bisrmit ale Nsrjte benabribti9t,
oas Die Soarb Der NrmsnsDireftOren bon SsrfS
@auntp lib 9s;Wun9sn fiblte nsuIib snen Sss
fblue ;u pailIrn, ipeIrbsr eS jebem 9lr;te aufs
srIs9t, ir9leib nab jsbsn erifsn Sefubsn zines
&ranfen, in jsosm Sale, weni9ifens enen Der
Direftorsn baron in &enntnb III isssu; Wiro
barauf Der Arit pom 9irsftcr an9swsisn nit
isinsn Selubsn fOrtSufabren pann Fam sr auf
SsSabIun9 feiner 9isnlts re6nsn; bslubt er
aber &ranfe Doer 9bt er ibnen Msbijim cbns
Sewilltgun9 zines Der DirsftOrsn, 70 miro ibm
in alien 8dllen Die Ssiabun9 per,ps9ert.
Sssso ss,s Ss'ss ss:'SSt' .. sSIias arm,npirsft.
QSlliam Snabb
Sum- 4. 3m.
eneIlCb 1T Crlhlenen ais S. uno 6. -. II.
8. 6Cft Der "9cItebibliotbet" in 8anpen :
Der fcbipar;e Settler,
Tcman Don 'pauI ScpaI
Drrie 25 Gents.
g%BCi Nbnabmc bon 9r6bersn partbiecn
miro tCpcutenper Nabott 9Citattrt.
8. pb. Nobr,
2S2, NrdbitrOBe, Vbil0oV.pbia.
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GbaBmeiffrss2lmt pon Bsrfs @auntp, I
Wsabina, Mai 80. 1856.

t1abribt an GarsGo sGollsetoren. = Sbr
isib bisrburb bsnabribtst, oas feline Sanfno'
ten BON ssringsrer 8snsnnuns als fanf Sbalsr
fur Saren anesnommen werosn, pcn uno nab
pem ndbften 1ifsn Sul, aubsr Gelefnoten.-
9uf 8srorbnun9 oeS taatssSbasmsiifsrs,
uoam geie, S6asmsiifer.
SUM- 4. 1850. Am.
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07-t1J6nner uno 9uben, lpelde mCblfsis
ls, quite unO mobi9s SlsiOsr braubsn, uerbsn
mobI tbun anSurufsn unc ju faufen an games
Jamcfon's wobtbefanntsn uno moblfeilem
SIeibsrs9tObr, @ds Der 6tsn unO Qsnnltrass,
SertC'8 6otsI 9s9sntibsr.
Geabina, Mai %.
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pernen,ents psr,iehren."

Dernements psr3iebfen."
Stailsn. 9is frau3. 4rmes III sall3s
lieb aus Der Stapt Nom 3urifsssosen une
Die Sonos InO ssttiessm. Bon Yie!en iplro
pieles aIs sin Sniff Der fran5. Nesierans be.
trabtet.
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@atbartna 2lrnolO,

Y " V u y u Q IU,
aus eplentadb, i'm Sro6brSO9thum 8apen,
,plro htcrmit bon ibrrn e!tern 0ufs brinseno,
tte anfsCforbrrt, iOboIo ais m6slib, Don it,
rem acsenlpdrtisrn lufmtba eSlahricbt
lu 9ctm. 9irirlbr perlieb Buffalo Dor enem
Sabre IN BesIeitmS zines GplCmannes, Der
Ncnef briben lOn, pbne 8crwiTen ibrrr g(.
tern, rpeIcbs biermit aQe Oeudbc sanpseute,
bic etrpas BON ibrer Sctbtcr rpiTen, auf's
Nrln9enritc bitten, ibnen papcn McIOma 3u
macbn. Sic fca f6 bon bieraus Ottnarts
aewenpet babsn. 9ie if II Sabre alt, BON
friiCbem, aefmrn NusIsbem unO bat blcnpe
6aarV. Die NOOrcGe bittst man Su ritbten
all $oren3 4rnOto,
Q8aIcs 6oQcp, griG Go. 81. o.
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Dnttor Geroinan0 G9men

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N 6rn. s. (ocinrb Wspre, nitbt ueit
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fdbrt aIS NrSt Bunoarst unO @eburt8belfsr,
ben Soilf6bsOirft9en 81 oensn, an rdfcnubIsn II
Yrsisn.
DsIifat' Sranfbeitsn furirt sr in furssr Ssit,
obne t11erfur, fomc Den fO9snanntsn Setter
uno NuSfbId9e aOsr Nrt.
Ssicnosr6 ma6t er oaS msiblibe @sIbIsbt
aufmsrffanb bas e6 liber 6Ilfs srwarten fail,
fur Die &ranfDsitsn Ipcpon 60 70 oft Den9es
fubt mirb.
OTSOtts tsine Offies ssfdlO0sn fsin, 70 bss
llebe man nabsufrassn bel 6rn. Mspre, i'm
Neabina, Ma 2l. 3m.
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Gt0bls sveOertl.

Gin @orratb perJisIiber StablsSsoern it
70 eben erbaltcn, bic sinjeIn uno beim DuBenb
febr pObIfsiI psrfauft tusrben in bisfsr Drudss
rei,