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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINlNG in tho Post Office At Lancaster.
H. I Ohio, on the first Of October. 1850, which il
not called for before the first OF january. 1851,
will be sent to the General Post Office IA dead
letters.
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Roots AMI SHOES

"A LARGE Lot Just received every
- kind Of Fashionable shoe now in use, for La
dies and Missed wear. ALSO, good stock Of Mems
LancaSter, Aug is 80 rs
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REFERENcEs.--GeorgeW Weaver, John Arne V Esq.
Alfred Mcveigh, ESQ.,. John EfHnger Daniel Kntz
Lancaster Fairfield county Ohio; John A. Collins Esq
Abraham Stutzman, jeremiah Miller Christian Byief
Fairfield county, Ohio
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tSTATE OF JOSEPH FRIEND.-Notice is hero.
by given, that the undersigned have been appoint
ed and qualified as Administrators Of the Estate IF Jo
SEPn FREED deceased, late Of Fairfield county Ohio
JOHN FRIEND,
b October 4, 1850 A,,aoo
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VALUABLE Property for Sale:-- wish to sell
ab Square of Lancaster being the late residence Of
George Myers. Also the farm live on two miles
East of lancaster containing 205 acres, all enclosed
and well improved which is the best and most desira
bic farm and town property In the county and will be
sold on easy terms to suit purchasers call and see
JOHN A, COLLINS.
August l6, 1850. Is
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A administrators SaIe.-The undersigned as
"A Administrator Of the Estate of REBEccA ToNe
deceased will sell public sale a, her late residence
adjoining the village Of Carroll, on Thrsday he 24
day Of October, 1880 the personal effects Of ssd de-.
ceased consisting of Beds and Bedding Bureaus DESKS,
hold and Other furniture. Sale to commence al nine
O'Clock. Terms made known on the day Of sale
OLIVER P. TONG, Admtor.
october 4, 1901 avol
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DURLIC SALE.-rho nndnr.i.noI \. -.

PUBLIC sALE.-The undersigned having made
arrangements to have his farming operations car
his residence adjoining the village of Carroll, Fair
held county, Ohio on Thursday The 24bt day Of Oc.
tO6er, 1850, the following property, to-wit:
Work Horses, two year old horse colt, one last
y Cows with calves, do which will be fresh soon.
large Durham do all good mixers,
English and Durham Bull, Young and quiet.
head Of young Steers, together with other cattle.
full blooded Sussex breeding Sows,
4O to 90 head Of Shoats and Pigs, of good stock,
four horse Wagon and Bed, two horse do do
Ploughs of different kind, size and make,
Shovel do do; Corn covering Machines,
Double single and Whipple Trees, all descriptions,
do dc Harness. do
New Carriage, for one or two horses
Together with variety of other property too nu-
merous to mention Nine month credit will be e;von
on all sums of 50 and over, by the purchaser giving
note with approved security less than 50 cash in hand
Sale to commence at lGo'clock A. NJ of said dav.
OLIVER p. TONG.
Narfoih octoOer ., tN5V 3H22
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ESTATE OF REBECCA ToNG.-Notice i, here.
~ by given, that the undersigned has been appoint.
ed and qualified Administrator Of the Estate Of R
BEccA ToN0, deceased late of Fairfield county. Ohio
October 4, 1850 a,.13
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DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned, as Admin.
Il istrators Of the Estate Of JosEPH FRIEND, de-
ceased will sell at public sale at the late residence Of
said deceased, one mile and half East fPleasanvle
on Saturday the l9h day of October, 1850, the follow
ing property, to.wiE
four year old Horses; Mich Cow
head Of Young Cattle, head Of Hogs.
100 bushels Of Wheat, 800 do of Corn,
400 do Apples, tons of Hay,
Buggy, Rifle Gun, Secretary, Grindstone,
Together with variety Of other articles too tedious
TO mention. Eightmonths credit will be given on all
sums over SO, the purchaser giving note with approv
ed security, under that sum, cash in hand.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day.
SSNNER SSNN Ss1HaRi FRIEND. Adm'tOrs.
October 4, 1850 3w22
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FArKynLD Cousrr. omo. July o. ls5o

FAIRFIELD CoUsrr, ONO, July 81, 1850.
rms may certify that we have used on our farms.
me last year, in seeding wheat Moorss Patent Gran
Drill and from the results are well convinced th,t h
answers most valuable purpose. We find il we'll
adapted TO all kinds Of lands hilly stony and sunpy
UPon such land found no diif culty in using it. We
believe it cannot be surpassed on any kinds Of land;
ana on low nd wet lands We have found it to answer
Ine purpose most admirably-whest sowed By this
D1, not being subject to freeze out on low lands as
that sowed In the ordinary way, by broadcast. From
our experience, we are fully satied that there is
great saving in seed by using this Drill, and much
larger yield in the croPanl we shall continue the use
oil TINS Dril hereafter in seeding all wheat and re
commend il 10 all farmers
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ScRoFULA-It has been remarked by eminent men
that in the varied catalogue Of diseases to which man
is liable, there is scarcely one of such Importance and
of such interest Scrofula, whether we look to the
obscurity Of its origin, its iusidious the num-
Der and variety Of organs that it attacks or its re.
markAble ineufability and extensive fatality.
Scro ula has batied the skill Of the most eminent
Physicians in this country and in Europe. But there
is an antidote for this disease in "Dr Guvsots Ex
tract Of Yeiloto Dock and SarsapGriLa" which is
proving itself perfect Specific in the the most severe
cases Of ScrQfaia. See advertisement. lm22
AYERS Cherry PrcToRAL.-As the season is with
us, when all are liable to the Affections that follow
colds seated on the throat and lungs we should keep
in mind that Ayers Cherry Pictorial is the proper
remedy for these diseases and that it seldom fails to
'ui"' 0ee eAuVeruSement' lm22
ARABIAN LINnrENT.-Who that has suffered with
that most tOrmentng of all things, corns but will hail
with joy the great arabian Liaimeng fperseyered
n' hnever falsto cure, and is just as good for almost
ALL diseases which require an external applc ation
and for animals, no medicine ever discovered has
proved so efcacious as H. G. Farrells Arabian Lip-
ment See advertisement
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,DiED-Departet this life M September 9Th.
M''S Sarah Marla. daughter Of Geo. s. Nigh. agrd
- years months. after n protracted sickness Of
'wen'y six days She sank down in death with
perfect composrue at Grovepor,, oLio.
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GENTLEMEN can find some beautiful Cloths, Cas-.
" simerss, vestings and jenny Lind CraMts at
October 2, 1850 - HENLEY'S.
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Cincinnati Markets

CIScIEEATi, October Q
Weather fine Flour quiet al $3.5j. Corn
trm al 1910 Rye advanced to 65 Whiskey
22A Nothing doing in provisions. Fair trade
ana demand for Groceries but nothing IN a large
way; sale Of 400 barrels tnllow oil at 81.
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RELIGIOUS NorioE Professor Essirk of Coni
tal University will preach in tile Gerunu,J Jnthersn
Church on next Sunday al 3 clock = ~, n,Ie
English language.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
Henry Fry....$l.OO J. A. Williams. 81 90
j. Granlham. LIS I. RissIar ....... LIS
''P0'-''- '---.. $780, $3.50. I?J
NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
James Gran'lam. Jacob Stripe
G. D Miller
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Don't be too fast Ladies'.
have the best Ninepenny Calicoes in town-if YOU
H. don't believe it-call and see.
October J. C. MACCRACKEN.
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A MANDA RACES, for 1s5O.-To commence
1 on Tuesday the 22Hd day Of October, 1850 and
continue four days
First Day--Colt purse of $50, for three wear cid
and repeat.
Second Ddy--A county race for $50. confined To
and repeat. ''O0 '''' 'i''''
Third Day-Three best in five, for 500. free for
anything owned in the State.
miles and repeat - - s'
Each day, three or more horses to make race, the
racing to be governed by the Richmond Tree Hill
J Jockey Club rules
Amanda, fairfield county, Ohio. sep 10, 1850.
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abt Gahrasttt @a,tttt.

RThe Largest CIFcnIntIon in
Fairfield oOtinIy, and increasing.
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Ladies! DO yOu hear that.
IL you want bargain in Shawls call at the Creat
u western. j. c. MACCRACKEN
Lancaster, October g, 1850 IwdImw
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WHL YOU REMEMBER tADlESl-Tbat Won
w can buy any kind Of Shoe either Boot, Cater.
Buskin or fine Metallic Over Shoe, "a heap cheaper
OF me than any other house in Lancaster--call and
see for yourselves j. C. MACCRACkEN
Lancaster, October 9, 1850 iwdlnw
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KENTUcKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, at Covington, Kentucky
w. r. ROBBINS Pprsrprur

|
W. B. ROBBINS, PRESIDENT.
| A. L. GREER VIcE PRESIDENT.
t ]. R. PAYS0N, SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
| W. b. ROBBINS ]. s. MORGAN, A. L. GREER
]. b; CASEY. G. A. WITHERS, S. J. MACK,
r. M. WITHERS, S. j. WALKER
J. T. MOREHEAD, SoL1crroR
r. PRETL0W, M, D., PHYSICIAN.
| J.B. CASEY, CH'N Com ON FINANCE
| FINHE terms upon which this Company insure Life
| l. are peculiarly favorable to the Insured much
more so, it is believed than the terms of any other
Life Insurance Company, to-wit
| The great security afforded in a Guaranty Fund o.
100000, $4,000 Of which has been paid in cash. and
| $4,000 secured in the safest manner by Bond and
Mortgage of Real Estate;
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the rates o
other Companies. and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of married women secure
| from the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments tor losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this company
An annual dividend to all policy holders, payable in
cash; also, additions made to Life Policies every five
years;
Notes taken in part for premiums;
Policies issued upon application without delay, caus-
ing no loss Of Insurance to the parties.
Lives Of either insured between the ages oil FOUR
teen and sixty inclusive, for one year. five years. or
for life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the Compa,
ny will be found to contain much valuable information
respecting the nature principles application and ben
efits of Life Insurance. Also examination Of the
plans Of the other Mutual Companies of this country,
and full explanation of the plan proposed by this
company, together with various tables, showing
the rates Of premium for the term Of life Of several
companies, compared with the rates Of this company
and another giving the rates of this company for all
ages and terms at which Insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and applca-
tons received and forwarded by VIM. P. CREED,
Agent atLancasser, Ohio
DR.. JAMES WHrTE, Medical Examiner.
October g. 1850 90
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HDRINTS.-Now opening some beautiful Merimack
Il Hamilton and Cocheto Prints, choice styles at
sept 20, 1850 HENLEY'S.
SHAWLS--A nice variety of Woollen Shaws suita.
- bic for winter wear, striped plain, hoxered and
blanket at HENLEY,S
sept. ~, 1850. 90
Jenny LIMBS two hundred and fifty dollar ticket
wassold too hghccnsdering the,pile of Goods that
could nave been boughtfor the same amount of mo-
ney at HENLEY,S
October 9, 1850 %
AIDES don't forget to call and see hose.beautiful
IL Goods now opening at HENLEY'S
October 2, 1850 %
GINGEAMS.-An excellent article of winter Cling.
~ hams, plain, marrow and broad bar at
sept 90, 1850. HENLEY'S
GENTLEM4N'S WEAR. -Cassinets, linseys, Jeans
W and Tweeds fevery description at
sept. 90 1850 HENLEY'S
LNLANNELS,--Rsd Yellow and White Woollen
IL Canton, Brown aud blcached, at HENLEY'S.
sept. 90 1850 %
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Look Our, Eyes Ri.h,.

LOOK OHi! Eyes Richn"
M ACCRACKEN has just received splendid as
Of Goods, which he promises to sell .re
~ cheap" Give him call
Lancaster. Ohio, October 9, 1850 div
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EIRST OF THE SEASoN.-Received by the
IL fast line, few boxes Of Fall and Winter Goodsi in
advance of the large and web selected stock Of Goods
purchased by HENLEY.
Lancaster, sept. 20, 1850 20
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CoLD WEATHER is CoMING-And every La.
Ody should provide herself with good Sldtd
which she cando, so cheap at the Great Western.-O
dear what is this world coming to-
October 9.-1wdlmw J.C. MACCRACKEN.
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docKNe TowSsHIp, fairfield Co, Ohio, July2s. 1850
ms may certify ilat pure hsscd ami Used ast saa
son one Of Moores Patent Wheat Drill. and without
he.itailon reeonmeEditto all wheat growers. as one
Of ue most valuable Improvements offered 10 tbs 40
rIcultnral communicates the single reason that Z,
GOES the m WORK better--ake, one less sectsaves
IRON % to 80 per cent of labor in cutting o,-snd
will in my opinion give yield Of y p.r zen, NOR
generally, and upon lands liable to freeze out VIII,
so"n ~ the common way will give more than doull,
the yield Thrilled some 10 acres last f1ll for m .
neighbors all Of whom concur with me iu the oa.or
thstit has many decided adyan.ag g oyer al ftl i,
modes Of putting out wheat drillei field lvr John
Arney, Esq, rho sowed another fed nth common
way and believe all who have eSariaed the t,.o
heds give II as their opinion that the drilled field wi
nearly not quite double the trOadrsr ia tie i.lr
notwithstanding the field sown in tie common wa as
the freshest aud stronger ground.
IN held Of mine of fifteen acres had thres acr.s
so~n broadcast, two bushels OF seed per acre tha
baaneeof the field was drilled with one iu.he OF seed
per scre-the drilled wheat was much the largest and
when we came TO harvest the thickest on the ground
MS machine operates well on stumpy hly or rloI-
dy ground whichf have fully tasted and have 10 he.
station In saying is much better than eth the Pow
OF narrow JOSHUA CLARKE
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MI URDER WILL OUT-Men, Boys and every BODY
ll have been buying Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets,
&c for long time at the Great Western cheap but it
is now certain am selling cheaper than ever
October 9--1wdlwm J. C. MACCRACKEN
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mOOre's and Peunoek's
PATENT WHEAT DRILLS

For Drilling HAest. Rye. Oais, Com, Barisa Beans
Peas &c. &c. &C.
NhEsE Machines oporals wen on an kinds af land,
= q are not injured By coming IL contact with rocks,
shaped fields, without sowing say "a Z twice aver
They will with ease for two horses, plant from 10 10
y acres per Icy of Wheat, Rse, Oais. Barley ~
other small grain They will readily slsnt nom b
10 l5aeres per day Of Corn, Beans. Peas, &c.
They will save from 2to pecIcs Of s..ed nor acre
and yield from 20 70 25 per cent more than braadeasi
seeding, by distributing tho grain uniformly al sny
desired depth, and leaving ridge Of earth b,yern
the rows The roots Of tie young plint are project
ed during the winter by the action o the frost and ri
nhoulaeTing the earih upon Them, in,ieai Of being
thrown out and exposed as IN broadcast On dis ar.
count the s'ak "a stronger and ICES subjact To ildew
and Is not so liable 10 injury by Nv The farmer i
frequently prevented By rain from narrowing IN his
gram after Is sown, which harTos ing is not nseus.
The work Al once Ti-FT'
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,IMoSvnLE, Chester Comfy Pa, Feb. & I3i9.
90 h:reby certify that have used one al Pen.
noek's Patent Drills for Eve years, and out In % 5
to OAeres Of wheat Ion myself every year ,ine !. md
have never failed having good crop think / can
saieiy say that have realized from 70 10 20 par cent
or that i i has averaged me from 800 % 900 ani
even sou year, over the usual broalea.t seedinp
ny I4id being low, have lost greatly by the wintr
throwing the roots entirely out, which is WhoIly or
yieted BY drilling would not take 10 for nv riil
II could not get another oi the kind, JOHN HuEY.
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MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER they
1NA can clothe their children from the Great West.
ern, twenty-five per centless than Imaginable.
October 9-lwdlmw J. c. MACCRACKEN
GENTLEMEN'S BOoTS-Ihave an ertra Jam ND
W double sole tcGtcr proof Boot for $35O-Beat It
1OhO can. .. ]. c. MACCRACKEN
Lancaster, October 8, 1850 lwdlmw
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Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they are advertised B. CONNELL, P. M.
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bolss unb &oblenbof.
Williatit @eitner,

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Neapins unD esm gauntp, oaB Ct BON benz
5el8s nno xoblenbofe Bsfts sencmmsn bat,
weItber bon perrp uno Comp. ssbaltsn ,pars
oe nabs bsm neuen Depot, an Der Slorb 8tsn
Strabe, no ct fortpabrenp auf 6anp balt
einen sroBen Sorratb bon 5ol3 uno Rcblen
flr ale 3msde, betsbeno aus RIumpsn, ses
trchenen, eis, StcDes, STUFF, gbesnnt' unp
pieScblen, Die tsiosn lebten 9ortsn Ilnb gut
fir SaIftreier. gbeufalIs Sifory unp g i.
benbol3 bon BET betten Qualitat.
Hlle Beitellunssn ,peroen banfbar anssEcm:
men uno prompt tsIorst. Sefellunsen m6'
asn an lciner wobnuns i'm 6fIitbea W1arfts
Siersf aemaht wsrbsn, cbsr an cbisem phase
gaST t66fte preis ,piro bejablt fur 5ifs
ferp i.no ei6rnbcl3.
Ser itntsrIbrisbene 1T fortwdtreno bereit
Ssttcaunaen fir Soblcn III bsIorssn firlRale:
brenner, Sabrfanten &c. inter febr billi9en
Sebinsun9en. Wm. Deimer.
Neacins, Stopemter I2. . Gin.
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Spnt NuslanDe.
lDsit Ssm 0ampflttife "2ltlantie

III. -csIl pgul ONWPti'pIHg 0lIHutt'.)
2B len, "a. Oct. = Gin baieriIbes uno
banRcpsrfdes gorps mu6 bsute in Surs6eIs
ZEN einsebrunsen fsin. Gin btrcieb. Satails
lon besleitete pislelbsn; 1000 Waun iparsn
aus StaIien abmarlebirt, iIin lteb nit psr 4r'
mee IN Sprcl gu Dcreiniaen, ipelebe jeBt aus
$4,000 Wlann bsttsbt.-Sicr3sbn Snfanterie
Sataillcns uno a Siraffer Ne9imentsr inar.
ftbirten ans llnsarn Tim ilet Der b6bmiIhsn
lrmee anjuihIisben, wslebs aus 81, 900 MaiI
beitsbt. Hr...... .... ..
Elmer pariler Slaebriht sufclse, IoQen Die
Yrsu6en an 26. Oct. Die bslffebs Grsn3s ii:
beribritten batsn. gsibeint baB bic Dreils
6en ss anf SadeI at9cieben babsn uno hbcr'
baupt ben Sloreen beleBen merben, pdbrcnb
Oeiirsi6 uno Saiern oen Supen bes Surflr=
ttentbums aufs &orn nimmt. Db nun oisle
prei Wlatbte Den Surfirtten fpiecer our Gs'
siernns Uerbelfen ODER Ilb bic Seute tbeilen
wsroen, mnb bic 3ueunft lebren.
g blesniss 4 ein.-6 6amturser
Sla6rihfen bonn 26tten 5nfclse lno Die 3bi
tisfeiten beiber urmcen einitpeilen ein9eitellt,
uno spar obne sesenfeitlse ltctcrelnfunft -
preuBen, belBt ssl babe Den Ger5ostbhmern
anaeratbcn, Srieoensunterbanolunsen anin'
fniipfsn. .....
gnslamb. - Ser 5auptsrsenftano Der
llnterhaltuna uno tbcilneiIe befti9en Iufres
suns biIost rie sbatiaebs, pa6 Der paplt ei'
nen garolnal uno mebrere Silhofe fir eng:
lamb ernannt bat.
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-am lesten Oienitas, in birIer @taot &ss
orse Suf, Gin Sploat Der 0tspolutipn, i'm
Alter BON iber 80 Sabre.
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9hlasfnB, wittpe Sdmb, ebesattin bon
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am 81. Detcb, in 8resnwitItG, Sanisl
2Siltrant, I'M soften Sabre leines 9lltere.
-am 81. Oct, in NItanp, 8eors 5ertttsr
i'm 76ttsn Sabrs.Ieirss Ultns.
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Serbeir0tbet.

-enrtb Den gbrw. 8. g. 6srmanly am 9.
Nob, Ssrr Daniel &. Sirsfriso, bon SPORT
Clinton, nit Sarab Nmanra s. souls, BON
perrp.
--Our6 ben gbrw TBm. pauli, am 5ten
SloDu 5err SlifcIauG 96afer, bon 4nta.
laipnp, init D1iB Sufanna 6ceb, BON gumru
-am lOten, 5err gprus 3. Gtrune nit
UitB Sufanna Sreitiaam, bon gictslon.
= -cureb ben ebrlp. gcnrao OltlIer, am GO.
Dctcter, 6err &sbi Bs6tel NIT W1i6 ca.
tbarna gIeaper beioe ycn Wafbinston. -
am 27tten, 6rr S1ltclaus Srspsrmutb, bon
Salhinstom nit D1ib gatbarina W1oIer,
bon peif.
-rur6 ben ebrw. II. s. 5erman, am 4ten
SleS, 5err Saecb Sromm nit Olb Insslis
ne Nctb, bribe bon Vern.
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2(n Die Oan,en.

Die llntsrfbrsbsnsn mobtsn abtunssvotI
bic 9amsn bsnabribtissn, eas fs unldn9ff els
nsn aus9sbsbntsn ,...,
Damen 6tiefels uno SebubsStobr
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SinbsrsGusbsflsicuns um bic billisffsn prsife
81 babsn 1T. Sbr @orratb bsifsbt aus Cons
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Batting SusfnS BON jsbsr Tarbs unb Nrbsit.
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Seis unb clippers bonn bsffen Matsrial. Mdbs
ben' une Sinosrfhubs BON jsbsr 0erfbitbsns
belt unb Sarbe.
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mabt fir ibrsn Slsinpsrfaufsgtobr unb pers
ben perftbsrt bas su fsin Wofir iis ausssssbsn
spsrbsn. 8. ). Selir uno Co.,
H. S8. gde Der 5ten unb psnnfrast.
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Die gtcdbalter oer "9eabinssr Wanufafs
turs@sfeafbaft" psrSsn bisrburb bsnabribs
tst, bas in ScIss enss SefbluiTsS bsr Soarb
bas FINITE Snfalmsnt bon S Il nf Sbalsrn
bssabIt Wsrbsn mus, an ben Sbasmsitsr, am
obsr Sor BEN fsbs ans tpansisffsn infisbsnbsn
Hopembsr.
Gle ,psrbsn fsrnsr bsnabribtist, bas penn
sniss bon ben ssbabtsn Snifalmtnts nibt bss
Sabt wereen, wsnn iie faais fno, SntsrsGsn
oarauf ssrebnet tusrosn, nadb bsm @rabe BON
Elm proSsnt per Wonat unb msnn einiss BON
ben fastsnSnFalmnts u.Sntsrs0sn unbssablt
blsben, fir 2 Wcnat, Der Gtod perruirft ebtr
Slaas ssbrabt psrben fam fir bic Snffals
msnts unb Sntsreitm nah @utabnn Der Dis
rsftoren. rOm. Gfert Sbasmsifftr.
Vcpsmber 5. 1850. 3m.
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Infbeine nab fbon cine Wo6e eeboneen
bate. Sn ieinsn 2alben fano man eie
men Brief BON ieinem 8ater in Deutfb
lamb. worin oieier ibn ermobnte. reolib
uno fleibie Su rueroen. bm @elo tberpies
unc fir Die 3ufunft unterifdkune per:
fprab. Qub fano man Elm Mefer, no
nit Der 8eriforbsne oueenibeinlib bic
3.peioe tpeeoeihnltten bate. pelbe ibm
i'm Beee tparem rpebbalb man bic Gbat
fir einen porbeoobten Selbfmorb bdlt.
6riepens Spte.