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Ladies w anf1Ila s.
SNOWDEN & SHEAR.

AUGUSTA, Ga. .a.lssrs
HAVE received from New York Ladies'
IL Paris made Silk MANTILLAS, .ofsnew
and splendid styles for summer wear,
Ladies French Worked Muslin Mantillas, saof
helatest Paris styles,
Ladies rich White and Black Iaee4N Nfantillas,
Of elegant styles, ----. -,
Ladies Black Lace shawls, and White and
Black Lace Scarfs, .5fa5 y z,gat..zI3
Ladies French Worked Muslin Collars, Che
miasetts, Cuffs and Undersleeves,S x hslg'-
Ladies Lace Collars, Cuffs and Undersleeves,
of beautiful styles. ftsii; KS az
To all of which they respectfully invite the at
tention of the Ladies.
April 10 # IL
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The KEEPER of a groggery, alias dead
fall" happened one day to break one OF
his tumblers. He stood for moment
looking at the fragments, and rejecting
on his loss and then turning to his asis.
tant, he cried out" Tom, put quart OF
water in that old Cognac|
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


Wilson Holstein and wife,
and others, R;u 6or partifn
rS
E. H. Norris and others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that VIM.
i B. Norris, Sally Sawyer, Alexander Nor
ris, Luther Norris and Nathan ]. Norris, De
PENDANTS, reside beyond the limits of this
State: On motion of Mr.. GRIFFIN, Solicitor,
Ordered, that the said Defendants, as also,
any child or children of the said Nathan j.
Norris, not named above, do appear and
plead, answer or demur to this Bill, within
three months from the publication of this
Order, or that the said Bill be taken pro con-
fesso against them.
s. s. TON1PKINS, C. E. E. D.
Comm'rs Office, April 16, 1851.
April II - 3m l3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

EX Partc,
Ann Morris and Petition for Settlement
Thos. Y. Logan.
TN pursuance of the decree of the Court OF
i Equity pronounced at June Term ls49,
in this case, ordering that Israel Morris be
made party to the petition in this case, by
publication for three months in the Edgeield
Advertiser: it is ordered that the said Israel
Morris do plead, answer or demur to the pc
tition in this case, within three months from
the publication hereof, or the said petition
will be taken as confessed against him.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, February 26, 1851.
Feb 81 3m 6
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ADVICE FOR TIE TIMEs-Live tenn.
perately go to church-attend to your
own affairs love all the pretty girls-mary
one of them-ive like a man and die
Like Christian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

REMOVING BEEs.-Where the queen
bee is put the rest of the bees will follow ;
set the hive where there is only faint
light; turn it up, and as the queen will
make her appearance first, take and place
her in an empty hive, and she will be fol-
lowed by the rest of the bees.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

A SHROPSHIRE Farmer went along with
his son to a tea-party. A young female
happened to be there, with whom he wish
ed his son to become acquainted. He told
him to go and speak to her. "What shall
say tu her, feyther?" asked the SON.
"Why, say soft things, Johnny" Johnny
with great simplicity looked her in the
face and said, "Mashed turnips, Miss"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

A WESTERN writer thinks that if the
proper way of spelling tho is though," !"
and etc "eight," and bo "beau, the pro-
per way of spelling potatoes is pough-
teighteaugh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

To REMOVE FLIEs.-Take half a tea
spoonful of black pepper, in powder, one
tea-spoonful Of brown sugar, and one
tablespoonful of cream; mix them we'll
together, and place them in the room, on
plate, where the flies are troublesome,
and they will soon disappear.
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Notice..
A G. A r. ID,

THE Trustees of the Edgefeld Female In
i stitute, in announcing the death of the late
Rector, Mr.. ROBERT II. NICHOLS, have the
satisfaction of informing the patrons of the School
and the public generally, that the exercises Of the
Institute will be resumed on Monday next, 18th
instant, and continued under the Superinten-
dance of Miss Nj. CORNETIA PELOT, in the
higher Glasses, and Miss ELIZA P. PELOT,
in the Primary Department.
The Music Department will be under the di-
recton of Mrs. SUSAN NICHOLS.
The Trustees take pleasure in expressing their
entire confidence in the competency Of the above
named ladies in their several Departments.
The Terms and regulations of the School will
be the same as heretofore.
N. L. GRIFFIN, :,
F. II. WARDLAW, :
S. F. GOODE, r.
EDMUND PENN, 6
R. T. MINIS.
March 10, 1851. If 8
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Think there is any danger, mister mem
agery man, of gettin bit from that Boy
Constractorw "Oh no, that animal don't
bite-he swallows his wittles whole"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

A YOUNG Russian artist, on being told
that God was greater than the Emperor,
replied Yes, but then the Emperor is
young"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

and give the vine to the land in place OF
what has been taken from it-then if you
choose sow in wheat.-Farmer & Planter.
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PoL1rENEss ON ALL OccAs1oNs.-At
wedding recently, which took place at the
alter, the officiating priest put to the lady
the home question, Wilt thou have this
man to be thy welded husband?" She
dropped the prettiest courtesy, and with a
modesty which lent her beauty an addi.
ton grace, replied-"If you please, sir"
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NEGROES W'Nnted.

WTANTED by the Hamburg and Edge6eld
w Plank Road Company, by the month or
year, TWENTY able-bodicd HANDS. Apply
to p. A. KENRICK, President, or
s. TROWBRIDGE, Super'dent.
Hamburg, Feb 8, 1851. If 8
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THE WEArHER.-The following i'm
portant intelligence is from the New Or
leans Picayune
"T say, look heah, Sam Johnsing, wat
kind OBJ wedder calls dis?" said Pete Gum
bo yesterday morning, his body curled up
with cold. and his hands sunk deep in both
pockets.
"You mean de wedder dis mornin', does
you Pete9"
"Zackly."
"Wy, | should call him suddern wedder
wild Nuddern principles"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

ALEcAL DEcrsroN.-A farmer, at the
west, had remarked during the sittings of
the circuit court, part of his cornfeld,
was beaten down in regular track of ten
or twelve PAGES in length, as if by the
ranging of some animal to and fro. Anx-
ious to detect the cause, he ensconced
himself one day among the thick leaves,
and observed, about the hour Of adjourn.
mont, one of the judges cautiously ap.
preaching the spot. Arriving at the path,
he commenced pancing it gravely up and
down, with knit brow and an air of cogita.
ton, and at length, drawing small chip
from his pocket, he spit on one side of it,
balanced it an instant on his finger, flip.
ped it up in the air, and, watching its
descent intently, exclaimed, as it fell:
" Wet for defendant-dry for plaintiff"
and then STOPPING down; "Plaintiff has
it!' The farmer avoided all litigation
from that moment.
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Notice.

a Ill persons having demands against the rs
IA tate of Jacob Long, decd, will present
them duly attested, and those indebted willmaks
immediate payment.
J. A. EICHELBERGER.
Jan 80 tt 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

THE STORY is told of certain New
Zealand chief, that young missionary
landed at his island, to succeed sacred
teacher deceased some time before. At
an interview with the chief, the young
minister asked
"Did you know my departed brother?"
"Oh yes! Me deacon in his church" :"
"Ah, then, you knew him well: and
was he not a good and tender-hearted
man9"
eyes" replied the pious deacon with
much gusto, "he very good and very ten
der. Me eat piece Of him"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22
For Ordinary.

WILLIAM n. MOSS,
VIRGIL NJ. WHITE,
HENRY T. WRIGHT,
WILSON LCOLEMAN,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

THE other day while monitor was
hearing boy say his lesson, the following
passage occurer:: The wages of sin is
DEATH" The monitor, wishing to get the
word wages" out by deduction, asked,
What does your father get Saturday
night9" The boy answered, "He gets
drunk"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

CHERRY LEAVES AND CATTLE.-A
farmer lately turned his sheep into a lot
occupied by some cherry trees, which
had sent up shoots from the roots; the
consequence was that the sheep partook
of the leaves of these shoots, and were
soon seen staggering about the lot and
tumbling upon their heads. Many of
them died, when their stomachs were
found to contain large quantities of these
leaves, which, all know, abound with
prussic acid, fatal alike to man and ami
mails. It should be known, too, that the
stones and twigs, as well as the leaves of
the peach, all contain prussic acid, and
are poisonous.
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Isaiah
n Blackwell, deceased, arc requested to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
viii present them properly attested.
JAMES BLACKWELL, Admir-.
April II 1850 If IL
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a amusement. t..
Stick to hin, Jimmy

Two brothers from the Emerald Isle, Q.
few days since, purchased piece of land
not far from the Kenebeck and went to
work to clear it up. After cutting down the
large growth and burning over the under.
brush, they proceeded to contrive plan
to get the fallen trunks together in pile
for the purpose of burning also. The
land lay upon side hill, and they con-
cluded that if they could roll a large log
which lay near the summit and place 1t
about half way down, they might pile the
rest against it, and thus secure the object.
But how were they to prevent it, when
once under way, from rolling to the bot.
tom and thus defeating their plan9
To accomplish this they obtained a
rope, and making one end fast to the log,
one of them was to hold on to the other
end to prevent its going too far, while the
other was to start it. Fearing that ne
might not be able to prevent the rope
from slipping through his fingers, Jimmy,
who was the Stearman, tied it to his body.
"Start MIN easay, Joe," said he, after
convincing himself that all was right and
tight. Joe did start him, and as the log
commenced its progress the rope caught
in projecting knot, and began rapidly to
wind up. 1t soon drew poor Jimmy
chock up. First he went over the log,
and the log went over him, and SO they
continued their circumgyrations and som.
mersets.-Joe watched their progress for
a moment, and then sung out" Stick
to him Jimmy-faith you're match for
him; you're top half the time"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22
DRUG STORE

tnue the Sale of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c,
at Edge6eld c. H. 3. -. s'1fs, ::
He aatters himself that the experience derived
from fifteen years close applicatontothe quality
and Compounding of Drugs, as well ns in sths
administration, or remedial application ofs the
same, will entitle him to some degree of public
confidence in his ability to procure, compound
and furnish his friends and the public with
PURE and UNADULTERATED articles In
his line. ~. = ID .=@,. 1. ~ /.
He will continue to keep for sale all articles
usually kept by Druggists; and pledges himself
to sell as Low, as Drugs, &c; of the same quality,
are sold in Hamburg or Augusta. q
Accounts to become due semi annually the
lst of January and the Ist Of July.
He is also willing to attend small. practiee,of
his Profession, in its various branches, w: The
Practice of Medicine, Snrgery, Obstetrics and
Dentistry. s. ~ "a = = = - " ,3s.;,is
of6ceaths Drug Store, Ieres be may al
ways be found IN, the day, excsp ehslonaily
absent, and at night after sclcck resir
ate 9 r IeaeaeS
! March27, If ~
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For Sheriff:

THOMAS J. DYSON,
WESLEY BODIE,
ALFRED MAY,
T. J. WHITAKER,
LEWIS JONES,
JOHN HILL,
THOMAS w. LANHAM.
HUMPHREYS BoULWARE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

ARROW Roor.-In February of the
last year, we brought from Florida a few
arrow Roots, and early in the ensuing
spring planted portion of them in our
garden near the village. The plants grew
apparently, as thrivingly as we observed
it growing in Florida. We gave some of
the roots 10 a neighbor, and his, also,
grew quite as vigorously as our own.
Unfortunately, however, we both forgot
to dig the roots before they were killed by
cold. A friend in Abbeville, to whom
we gave some of the roots, writes us that
he planted them and found them to grow
well. He also writes that he dug them
before the freezes of winter commenced,
and had a good crop of large roots.
Should it turn out that Arrow Root may
be successfully cultivated in this latitude,
our farmers will find il far more profta-
BILE than any marketable products their
lands will produce. The crop of one
acre would yield them several hundred
dollars, and we were informed in Florida,
that it was not more trouble to cultivate
an acre of the root than like quantity
of cotton.--Pendleton Messenger.
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CANDIDATES
For Tax Collector

For Tax Collector
HENRY H. HILL,
ELIJAH T. RAUCH.
WELCOME MARTIN. -I
JOHN QUATTLEBUM, eg
B. F. GOUDEY,
F. W. BURT.
Derrick HOLSONBAkE,
ISAAC BOLES,
SAMPSON B. MAYS,
ROBERT CLOY,
L. A. BROOKS,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WILLIAM L. PARKS,
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Rules Ia Raising Poultry

l. All young chickens, ducks, and tur-
KEYS should be kept under cover, out of
the weather, during rainy seasons.
2. Twice or thrice a week, pepper,
shallots shives or garlic should be mixed
up with their food.
8. A small lump of assafatida should
be placed in the pan in which their wa
ter is given them to drink
4. Whenever they manifest disease, by
the dropping of the wings or any other
outward sign of ill health, a little assa.
fetida, broken into small Jumps, should
be mixed with their food.
5. Chickens which are kept from the
dunghill while young seldom have the
eapes; therefore it should be the object
of those who have the charge of them,
so to confne the hens as to preclude
their young from the range Of barn or
stable yards.
6. Should any Of the chickens have
the gaps, mix up small portions of assa-
fetida, rhubard, and pepper, in fresh but
ter, and give each chicken as much of
the mixture as will lie upon one half the
bowl of small teaspoon.
7. For the pip, the following treatment
is iudicious: Take off the induratcd COW
ering on the point of the tongue, and give,
twice day for two or three days, piece
of garlic the size of a pea. If garlic can
not be obtained, onion, shallot, or sbives
will answer; and if neither of these be
convenient two grains of black pepper,
to be given in fresh butter, will answer.
s. For the snutflcs, the same remedies
as for the gapes will be found highly
curative, but in addition to them, it will
be necessary to melt little assafetida in
fresh butter, and rub the chicken about
the nostrils, taking care to clean them
out.
9. Grown.up ducks are sometimes taken
off rapidly by convulsons. In such cases,
four drops ofrhubard and grains of cayen-
ne pepper, mixed in fresh butter, should
be administered. Last year we lost sew
eral by this disease, and this year the
same SYMPTOMS manifested themselves "a
mong them; but we arrested the malady,
without losing single duck by a dose
of the above medicine to such as were i'll.
One of the ducks was at the time paralyz-
ed but was thus saved.-N. E. Farmer.
SIR w. TEMPLE says, that the first
ingredient in conversation is truth; the
next good sense; the third, good humor,
and the fourth wit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-05-22

THE Undersigned having purchased the in
i terest of JoHNK. HoRA, in the
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
would respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that they have associated them
selves in the Clothing Business, in Hamburg,
under the name of SALE & Brown, and will
continue to occupy the old stand of HoRA s.
NEwBY, so long and favorably known to all per-
sons visiting this place.
They would also inform the public that an en-
tire new Stock OF
READY MADE rCLoTHING
is now being received, consisting of every variety
of articles for Spring and Summer trade, TO-
gether with superior Stock OF
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, BUGGY AND HAND
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, &C., &c.
Call and examine, for every effort on our part
will be exerted to sustain the former reputation
of the House.
W. W. SALE,
GEO. F. BROWN.
Hamburg, April Z, 3m il
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Notice.

A IL those having demands against the Estate
N of AbnerV. White, deceased, are requested
to present them, properly attested, and those in.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 20, Il IS
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Coparsnershfp v office.

Hamburg, April 7, 3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
WfctaII S1eihtbum Der Ser. gtaateu.

gifen miro in unferm Gonbe BON aGIen Mletaq
MinHaIien am bduft9iten 9efuncen. Sefen @ertt
lit Ssbumal Der gSertb oeS goo uno Silber uni
bic 9dfte os5 8srtbss aIler MstatIe Sufammen ee,
nrmnlen. Glcn mro in ieeem Staat Der Union
9efunoen.
Die mertbpouffe Mint bsfinbet Td in Satsbura
Connecticut, psltbe idbrIib 5000 Sonnen liefert
Die nsn i'm Staat 9teu WOrf Iiefern idbrIitb ilter
$4,000 SOnnen. Sc miro 9efbdtt boB 1ib BIZ
Suantitdt bes in, Sabr 1s45 in ben Ser. Staoter
proouSrten giieus ouf 9l9, 100 Sonuen, an einem
9SerIb pom beinabe 81 MiQonen Sbaler, belaufen
babe.
Sn Sbio finb 1900 Sudtratneilen nit Giftn un.
tsrle9t. @ine i'm Sabr 1888 untefudte Geqon or.
siebt ein @iienftrsde BON 81 Msilsn lang uno Mei
len brett, mopOn cine SuaeratmeiIe3 8 MlOnen Son.
nen Qt9 Gien Iiefrn nlroe, uno lomit Der aan;e
Silfrft 1000 WtQionen Sonnen sntbaItsn mus.
gStroe man BON etefer Re9t0n iibrIicb 400, 900
2Onnen nebmsu, Ceine qr6sere Suantitdt ais Gna
Iano Dor bem Sabr 1929 procusrte) 70 wIrce
er in 2700 Sobrsn erGt erfd6pft fsin !-9is Staten
&entufp. Senneilee, Snciana SQinois, MarpIano
uno Su9tnten entbalteu unerf fh6pflide 9aaer upn ST.
feners SnSennelee wsroen idbrIitb 100000 Son
usn Gifen fabriSirt. lno tros oQem bieem nerbsn
eennOb mebr as bic ,5dIfte uniNer Sdnstcwaarrn,
Sartenwaaren, &ie9eIbabn gfsn, etc. pcn 9ro6:
brittanicn importrt.
geclceen 9lauben SaB Ger m6deutlibe Soratb
ooH OoIV aus uHIeH Ft9HeH uGnen Iur oen Seoarf
binrsitbeno in. uno bo6 unfere Minen eraiebiaer
rerben aIs bic bon 9raiilisn uno Colombia.
Die ausgeoebntelfen 8lemncn in Der @elt IInb
in MifTouri, no bic 8Isire9iCn 20 NeiGeu lana bel
so brett 1T. Gtsfe Winsn alIein Iieferten in 1926
hber Mi[iOnen SOnnen uno oas 9anse WrUouft
in ben Ser Staaten mar iber Wiuonen.
Der Eupfer6anoeI mar bis Dor Elm ODER ,wsi Sab.
ren BON 9ettn9er Bibti9fsit absr oefetbc fdent in
nsuersr 3et eberfauS meEr QufmetGamfeit auf Fd
Su Sisbsn.
8abrIi6, Qmerifa III Elm 9rC6es eant.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
SerbauoGunsrn OeS ecbrcr.Gereins.

8ei Der Serfammun9 beS neetba Gauntv S6ut.
er'Serens," pon Der mir in pori9er 3eituna Mel
oun4 tbaten, fblosn litb mebrerr GrSebunasfreunoe
ais gIteocr an, unc bic Serbanoluneen Die INNER
msbr an SntreiIe 9ewnnen, ,pareu folgence:
l. Gs pures d6cr Ole eobbsncu Gnocn 93uabirtb,r os.
prctbn. San pcrSid oic Sdncr, Gcml gRetirr II r
uno sts Die &crbs, wcs Gins rcr tcn anbtrn hat ans.
CinanoCr.
q Gin 9tribt dttr ten 3uianO Der Sutn in esdba Gcun
wube ron pfr. grctlt ptrtltn.
g. bcrr H. It. Drummer las ein attontna dGtr bic 6cfe g.
thcbe bas Gbabtt u untCrritn otrr e e. sRcbr cine
dtcr bic bGt WCtbcee in SbuIn Srbuuua s batn Die rr.
fheetnen 9hcon oas Hpbat u brcn rptrpcn icf fonor
@Ertn trrrbm uno esr eIbrr tbte Fine QnItt nit
H. Da bic Committee utcr RebenbdGr nt teret mar encn
sccn gtr atjutotsn purrc tcibsn hoB Gin GGS bes lr.
Gins tcmt ptrbrn c cine Itbaucna tcr Die pcrhichnsn
ghceen, pse eebrcr bem 9uunaslutsrrtbt befrlorn ~,
fbrtibsn unb bs rrr ndbtsn &eromnlun9 ;u sitn
Yfarrr 8sftsr wuros utht I'M @omen rss gsrtins cine
4umuntrun9 ourb bic Gruut 5ciunscn erasbn m lan mn
Die 8Irun9 ron 5msi9 ernfrsnsn in scsn 2Gunkbp ,u s:
prbtsu. "' Q" "
g. 1t'nrs bdt s. G. eCn9ntder Gfl, cine cnabs unb orr
Sa9cr cine oeutfbe Rrbt. F"'''
7. Die ndits SammIun9 fen gamitaos zen 25ien sisfa
9Rrnnts in aIcntaun 9ebatrn prtcu ut GuIcbr,r nm
surcunos in Oct Ndbt unb 5srns nc enoraeEn CciupSbnn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
Sonl gpn0rcfs.

Das t5auptfdhIidne1pa i'm @on9res 9etDan
,uuros. Ii6t ib pie fcI9t Suiommsnfaiisn
SIM Senat Fam cine 8ttfdrift ucm euftfdiffer
98si6 ein, wsIdber nur cine Ssrwilgune pCn 20 900
3baIer usrIan9t, um @rperimente nit feinem gatlon
su MAIDEN. Sr. Benton bractte cine Siu Elm fur
bic 8efcbIeuniBun9 Der 6fFsntIiten 9anbperfdufe,
8eSabIun9 Der 6ffentIiten SduIo, eanoIbenfunosn
an wirfIi6e QnfiecIr,c. Die @orrefponrsn, ,pi
fben 6em Staatsftfretdr @ebfer rno Dem 6(freidbi.
ften 9efanotsn in Bafbin9ton. ben oiplomatlten
8erfsbr nit Seitreib betreffeno, mur6e i'm @e
nat perIefen, .5rn. Bebfer's 8rief fanb Defenders
8eifaI; eswurce befbGofTen, baB 5000 @remplare
bapon 9eorudt weroen loCten. Giue 8uftrift BON
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