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Hats. RnNfs and Shoes.

p I : / received uN BRADFORD = runsoN- ~
~ superior tot 90 Hats, from the lucst Mole.
skin down ga the cUeapr-t straw.
Also. "a nuc lot al Boots aud Shcrs--whIch
they viii sell 'as cheap 40 Che cheapest"
AnrIl -, lSJ,--u lJ5
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TeiIiCO iron

4 GOOD lot Of iron from tie Tcil.Cs
u Nur,s. on hand and Ter sale ai
Nlag 80. I,Il. ltEEDNRS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-08

R.arux has sold the Philadelphia
Museum TO Mr.. SPOoner for S4o,ooo.
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HAB1r.--Man is bundle Of habits.
There are habits Of industry, attcn-
ton, vigilance, advertcl OF a
prompt obedience to the judgment
occurring, or Of yielding to the first
impulse Of passion; Of extending our
views to the future, or Q! resting upon
the present, of Incidence and dilator'.
ness; of vanity. seIt.conceit, me!an'
choly, partiality Of freiiulncss, susp-
cion, ca ptiousness, consciousness, OF
pride, ambition, covetouSness; OF over
reaching, intriguing, projecting; in a
word, there is not a quality or iunc'
ton, either Of body or mind, which
does moi fee! the influence of this
grea! law Of animated naturc--paIey.
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PASS ENGEH TRAINS.


PASS ENG Ell r RAINS.
FIRST, OR AccoMMoDArIoN TRAIN.
4 EAVE,S Charleston daily at y. NJ,
III and arrives al Hamburg al "a =. NJ.
Leaves Hamburg dails AT u A. NJ, and
arrives at Charleston al |! 7. NJ.
This train takes up and sets down al.
way passengers.
SECOND, or EMPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Charleston daily al ~ A. Nj.
and arrives at Hamburg at ?. NJ.
Leaves Hamburg Ut 10 4. NJ, and arrives
at Charleston at 81 Z. Nj.
This train takes through Passengers only,
ard ai'cays arrives in full time to connect
with the evening train OF the Georgia Rail
Road, at Augusta. gong West, and with
+ec Wilmington Boats, and vita the New
York aud Philadelphia line OF Steamers
going East.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
FIRST, Or REGULAR TRAINS.
Leave Charleston daily at ) A. NJ, ar.
rive al Hamburg before | | A. III. next day,
and as many trains leave every morning as
may be necessary to take oil all the Goods
received before q o'clock the evening be-
fore, aud on their arrival at Hamburg, are
immediately discharged, and sent eve. 70
the Georgia Rail Road.
SECOND, or Express Freiaht Train to com.
mence running on 2OIh August.
Leaves Charleston 5 Z. NJ, and arrives
at Hamburg at T a. NJ, next morning.
Leaves Hamburg a; ) p. NJ. and arrives
a, Charleston al Z, A. NJ.
This train will take light and valuable
Goods only, say boxes and bales Dry
Goods. Hats, Shoes, Saddlery, Glass.
Drugs, &c., &C.. which will be sent over
immed lately on arrival to the Georgia Rail
Eoad Depot. at Augusta, and from thence
will be despatched by the day or mght
nail trains, or by extra express OF the
Georgia Rail Road, to their points of des>
tlnaiion. IN addition 10 the above, Messrs.
Combs i Chamberln have made arfange-
ments to express light Goods on their own
account BY the Passenger Tram.
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.9us StCsg!s FL fg"et sC@rc
New York Importers and Jobbers
FREEMAN, HODGES eco.

IS LIBERTv STREET,
Betwccn Broad,ray ant .NiissG" Streets
Near the Post Office,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

er the crop is cutthe heavier andmore nour-
ishing is the straw. Within three weeks Of
being fully ripe, the straw begins to dimin-
ish in weight, and the longer it remains un-
cut after that time, the lighter it becomes
and the less nourishing.
"0n the other hand, the ear which is |
sweet and milky month before it is ripe, !
gradually cOnsolidates. the sugar changing
into starch, and the milk thickenmg intol
gluten and the albumen of the flour. As
soon as this change is nearly completed, orl
about fortnight before ripening, the grain
contains the largest proportion of starch and
gluten; if Raped at this time, the bushel
will be heavier, and will yield the largest
quantity of fine flour and the least bran.
cat this period the grain has thin skin,
and hence the small quantity of bran. But
if the crop be still uncut, the next natural
step in the ripening process is, to cover the
grain with better protection, thicker skin.
A portion of the starch Oft the grain is chang
ed into woody fbre,-precisely as in the III
pening of hay, of the soft shoots of the dog
rose, and of the roots of the common radish.
By this change, therefore, the quantity of
starch is lessened, and the weight of husk
increased, hence the diminished yield of flour,
and the increased produce of bran.
Theory and experience, therefore, indi-
cate about fortnight before full rpening
as the most proper time for cutting. The
skin is then thinner, the grain fuller, the
bushel heavier, the yield of flour greater,
the quantity of bran less; while at the same
time, the straw is heavier, and contains more
soluble matter than when it is left uncut un-
til it is considered to be fully ripe"
We have brought the subject of the pro
priety of cutting wheat several days before i
is ripe, thus fully before our readers on the
eve of harvest, because we are a believer il
the doctrine, and conscientiously believe
that if wheat growers had taken our advice
last year. and cut their wheat seven to ter
days before it was ripe, they could have sav
ed thousands and tens of thousands of bush
els that perished by the rust, owing to its be
ing left in the field to ripen-for all the mis-
chief was done within few days before har
Uest.--1meriCdn Farmer.
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Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Influenza
Assd Consumption.

nR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT RE Me-
DDY. Afflicted reader do not suffer this dis
ease TO knit its ata threads in yonr system; they
are certain to hurry you to mn untimely grave.
Illus not experience taught you--havc not Occur
ar proofs convinced you that Consumption is
certain death to all whom it may encounter,
when left till late ported? Then why will you
delay procuring remedyfn due season to arrest
the rrcgress OF thai fell destroyer? A Cold, which
soon terminates in coughing, by which soreness
of throat and inflammation ofthe mucous mem
brane of the bronchi is produced, and the Lungs
rendered open to disease. Tins persous suffer
themselves to procrastinato until death looks in
at the toor--when they will begin to be concerR-
ed about their health, when in all probability it
is too late. May all who have cold take time
ly warning. aud get rid OF it as soon as possible.
DR.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested by thousands, and daily
used in almost every family throughout The differ
rnt Suites for diseases of the Chest and Lungs
The vast amour: sold in this town, aud thLt 10 so
many persons who come back and obtainit by the
half dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence OF its
wonder tul rffcacy. A fresh supply just received
by mavi4 6m1 JOHN BEALL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

PessMOcEk's Seed nsd Grain Planter
Patented Marea l94l-Rc. issued October l549,
Mis- MACHINE operates equally well Oh all
kinds of Land, and is not injured by coming
i'll contact with rocks, roots, &c. 1t will plant
point rows in all Irregular shaped fields without
planting any part twice over, with saving OifrOm
10 to Is per cent in l'tbor, 1t will, with two
horses, plant from ten to twelve acres per day of
wheat, oats. hurley and other small grains, and
with one man and horse, il will rea,ily plantlroR
fifteen 10 twenty acres per day of Indian corn.
beans, peas, Sc. II will save from two to three
pecks OF seed per acre. and yield from fifteen to
twenty per eeHt more than the broad east seeding,
by distributing the grain uniform Mt any desired
depth, and leaving ridge OF earth between the
ows. The roots OF the young plant nre proiec :
cd during the winter by the action OF The frost
and rain mouldering the earth upon Them. instead
of being thrown out and exposed MS in broatlcnst
On this account the stalk is stronger and less sub
ject to midews, and is not so liable TO injury by
the fly. The Farmer is frequently prevented by
rain fr1m narrowing in his grain after it is sown,
which narrowing is needless in seeding with ibis
machine, rs il completes the work at once.
The first premiums have been awarded TO this
valuable Machine at the New York and Phill-
,lclphia Agricultural Societies. Machines and
rights can be had on application to tl
GIDEON SWAYNE, Pittsburgh Pa.
Agents wanted to canvnss. will give SI00
for what wheat this Machine will gain in yield
lin planning Fifty acres canton The pubic
against infringing npun my patent under the pen.
atty Of The Law made and provided. The sub.
scriher, thankful for past lnvors. respectfully so
licits continuance oi public patronage. Letters
post paid, addressed TO Gideon Swnyne, Pitts
burgh. Pa, will meet prompt attention,
ap2-3m GIDEON SWAYNE.
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JORNER OF nTEuREkflLLE AND W AMEN 1ttAht-s
CADIZ, OHIO.
One square west o fthe Public Buildings.ioTm-
erly occupied BY Thomas c. Vincent.
&,vA THEsuBScRIBER thankful for tss
nm patronage heretofore bestowed upon
ksks y him. would beg leave TO announce
10 his old friends and the public u
large, that he continues at the old stand. This
has been renovated and put il in
complete repair, aud furnished il with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
qlensant and business part oI the town;
I TIE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times nc
provided with the best of provendeT, and attended
by careful and Obliging hOstlers.
Connected with the establishment, is a large and
extensive WAGON VAR (the best in CadiE)
md suitable for Menageries and Circuses.
No pains win be spared to rendet those who
nav favor the NationHl House with a call. a
leomlortable as possible, by which means the un'
dersigned hopes TO merit and receive hhera
share OF patronage.
DROyERsnccommodatcd with any amount o
Stahling required. 4r
!. BOARDERS received by the week, month o
year. .-.. ...... -
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnished for Private Fa
miles.
4 have cunne1icd with the above establishment
n LIVER Y STABLE. which, for g tyle Of CARRT
ACES. and sa fety of IIORsEs, cannot be surpassed
nv uny establishment ofthe kind in the country
CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cndiz. ApriI Q, I65l-ly .#
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Regular Custom Business.

KNADnER, Alum. Indigo. and Copperns, a
lyA large quantity on hand. ai.d for sale chenp
BY Ejune4I J. BEALL.
,ENRENCH BRANDY, Oporto Wine, and Old
E Rye Whiskey. best qualities Cor medical
imposes, for sale by
lanc4 ), BEALL.
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and Rifles. Gram Cradles, fine two, three and lour
prong Forks. sboyels, Spades. Matt6cks. mill and
cross cut Saws, broad and chopping Axes. cast.
shear and English blister Steel. Machine Cards,
ETC., etc., together with every variety IL the
Hardware line, which will be sold on as good
terms MS can be fOurd in tie West
may7-ly pN SAMUEL NEEI.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16
HOLLOW W ARE.

Plow Castings OF nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, PIow Points. Muffin Pans, a new ar
Gcle. aud Chimn y Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line think
fully received I'd promptly Ned onle shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange mr new at
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
nnl. r.thl w ~.
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DocToR YoURsELF.

become the VICTIM or oUACKERY, 'as by the pre-
sciptops contained IL this book. any one may
rure himself without hndrance TO business, or the
knowledge of the most intimate friend, and with
one-teBth the usual expense. In addition to tle
general routine OF private disease. il fully ex
plains the canse OF manhood early decline, with
observations on mnrriage-besides many other
arrangements which il would not be proper TO
|enumerate in the public prints.
ANY person sending ~ CENTS enclosed in n
letter. will receive the copy ofthis book by mail
III FIVE copies will be seni Or nne dollar. Address
Dr. was. Yowng, No. 1852, Spruce street,
Pytiiddelphia. Post paid. ss..,. Yl
DIR YOUNG can be consnlfcd on aDy OF the
sliseilsee described III his di6erent publications.
at his Office, I52, Sprucestrect, every day between
ID and 30,oloclE. (SmndnYs exCeptch.l APPLY
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Price Reduced
VAUGHNS
LITnONTRIPTIC MIXTURE '

LITHUN Ihlr IIO MlAIunL
Large BOssIes-OnIy One Dollar.
Tn. PrOpnssos Of s Great American Remedy ''vArsHS's
vrsErAsLE LITHoSTRRTIc MIITrEE.r' iadused By The
hrrsut solicitations Of hH Assnu. throughout The DnisA
Stats and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
If his popular and well known aee; and iron TIM dsS.
usueeIor1h. he will Pot ap hat tzs ons,-hh GUAR
bsIllss:-,hs retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR. ..
Ths public may rsl assured that ehsracis u ns sdl
tine iis strsngih and curative properties WILL AEAAN
saung il as hsIetOfore. .....
As this ecne under its relueel price, win be purchased
sy tx who have hitherto made hsnseves acquainted
ih its Virtues the proprietor would beg TO intimate that his
uiee is not be cassed with the vast amount Of keses
beday;" It claims for itself greater healing popsr in
M Diseases AaE aHg other preparation HOp eJsre s
ord and has sustained itss for eight BY lis superior
medical virtues and. until this reduction. commanded double
The pFce Of any other article IN this ine a
NortcE PARTIcu.ARLx. this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the .. ... Peg
Blood Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs upon the proper action Of which life and
health depend
Thi. medicine has Justly nigh reputs as remedy Tor
DrOpsy and Gravel
and all disease. of that nature II be relied upon when
The intelligent physician has abandoned his pauent-and lot
thee distressing diseases, more especially DRoPsI te pOp
s,os would earnestly and honestly recommend IT, Al rs
prssp price il easily Obtaned by ALL and the TAi VIII prove
the article to baths -.....
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
t Pl.ASe ask for pamphlstshe agents give them awvi
,heT contain over sixteen pages of receipts Tin addition to full
medical mAtter) valuable for household purposes ana ~hch
will save many dollars to practical hou'eksepen
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HeyseayeE,Ggaee
AND CUTLERY.
No. Ut. Monroe Street, IVheeLtng, Va.

THE subscriber has justrcceiy-
ed II complete assortment Of
hard ware mad Cutlery
.of every description, in .he line
for Smiths. Carpenters, Mill-
Wrights and IIouTe- finishing
together with Sythes, Sickles,
c,,ho Suothes Scvtbe Sthnas
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-16

Slsnying! ShaViME!! shaving! y.
9vgNlS something strange tha. LOT WILLIS
4 can't be beat shaving pnd he most re-
specially informs the citizens Of Cadiz and vicin-
lily thai he has REMOVED his shop 10 the base
ment room in Mr.. Dewcy's building, nearly oppo-
site VIM. Hogg's store, two doors from Mr.. John
Philips grocery, and adjoining Mr.. Hunters.
''ris also strange that he can't be beat at cutting
hair, bla cking boots, and in fact everything in
his line OF business. Al he asks is u fair trial.
VI TERMS LY TILE QUAR- YER M.
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DONNErS Of the Kiss me quick order"
ID provoking to look Mt. Who wants Bonnet
ut less than dressing an old one will cost! Par
asols of the greatest variety, which must be sold
low. A good article. quick sales, at lair COM
nsation. is the motto Of
nnnN-n y. ". M'F ADDt,N.
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Drug: Emporium,
t. S HENING. PRoPRIEToR.

WIIULESA AZ AND RETAIL
DEALER IN Z"
Medicines, Paints, oils, Dye Stu8s, Perfa-
merry, SUrgical Instruments, Pure 1#
liquors, &c. &C., &c.
MARKET ct. .sTEuBENyILLE,2 2 Doors BELow THE BANK.
~ THE subscriber invites the attention
S ofall who may wish to purchase. to his
81 Mt present, very extensive stock OF the
49, above named articles, procured from
AAA some Of the best Drng and Importing
houses ia the East, and which els confdentwill
give satisfaction both us to price and quality
Orders from physicians, country merchants and
Others promI,tl, attended, to. ap2ty
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Walt Paper,
Spring Supply.

VUST received. embracing a very large and
o carefully selected stock OF
PAPER DANGINGS.
latest styles fine Satin Room and Entry Papers
Bordering and low priced Papers in abundance
A good assortment OF
vide WLNDOY PAPER,
full width, and every variety of pattern. Also,
n fine lot uf
Fire ROaVss Prints, ..
ofncw and beautiful patterns, richly ornamentcd
with q Did and Velvet. All persons wanting any
of the above articles cannot fail to be sniled from
Ihit assortment. ....
Remember the Book and Paper Store, corner o
Main and Union streets, Wheeling. Va.
r.. l.. WILDE.
maN7.H Bookseller and Stationer.
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Mill Saws, Spades, &c. z
EUST receiving n lot Of superior Mill Saws,
- Cast Steel Spades. &c n the sign OF the Big
Tad Lock DITMARS e. TH0MMAN. I
Matc 10, 1856
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National HOMSe,

LoaSER OF STEuBENvILLE AND WARKES sTRes-s
CADIZ, OHIO.
One square west OTthe Public Buildlngs.IoTm-
erly occupied BY Thomas C. Vincent.
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CHRONIC COUGH CURED.

| got 3 doz Of Mr. Kicr's Petroleum OF Mr. How
ell and am disposed 70 think there is nothing
equal to il for burns; having burnt my hand and
expecting nothing less than long tedious sure.
but ound no soreness at NIL from it. only eilving
u red scale without any soreness when pressed
upon; which quito surprised me. therefore have
great faith in its efcacy so far, at least ard wills
introduce it in this section. Very respectfully,
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Srh den tp Ien.-g1eter unten inbcn unIerc
9efer bas @rIeB. ben a8ieteraufbau unIerer gauntb
8rdden betrefenb, mas mir benz "ater' entlebnten
Wau tuirb bemerten, baB bic an6bise &IauIcl, ncl-
DIE bic Sriidcn- -Scntratte oerbnbsrte, baraus ent-
fernt 1T 70 baB baTebe nun al9emeine 9efriebisun9
9tpdbrt uHb bic entfernte W0slibteit ieffsat Die
Sriiden fre gu bciommen.
Gine Ifte fir Den @ieoerbau Der Gauntp
SrGfen iu Bert6 @auntp.
Gel go perfii9t &c. oa6 Die Gommiflonsrs
BON SerfS eauntp autcrTrt fesn unb bisrourb
autcrifirt uno an9ewisfsn iinb, Die brsi Srifs
Fen lbsr ben Sbupfia 8Ius bsi ODER ndbff
oer Stabt &eaoine, bsfannt alS bic Dennifraf.
isnbrifs Die qancaifsr Srifs, uno bic Oops
lar ytsd Srdds, misbsr 81 srbausn, untsr uno
SufOlse Der au9smsnsn Strasenssfsss oss
StaatS unb Der Borfsbrunssn bsr often Der
Ansmbln 9snsbmiet Ssbruar %, 1912, Gpril
%, 1929, Sanuar 81, 1882, unb bss SuiassS
oasu, ssnsbmist Nars 90, ls49, in 8slus
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Rnrsaefaf;fe Sfcui8feiten.

Der eualiidbs She'll per bieieen bsutfd-rfcrmrtsn
6emenbe tpirb nddfenS ben Sau elmer neuen Sir
DE beainuen, in Der 6ten, 5piben Der srantlin- unb
gennffra6e eini9en Boben bat bier bic Sor-
mruns elmer fosenanntcn "Grcnabir- Gompagnle'
besonnsn. bic aus Iauter Ss6sfaBlern (le brau6en
feline 8ibe gu baben. mdifen aber Sus bod iein)
beffebsn iol &eabing NUT temna6 pisl 9rcse Wdn-
ner baben.-Der Canal IN Jpif6en bier unb gbiId-
beIpbia lbon felt elmer Bo6e f6iffbar.--Die ger
rem Saber unb gReff babeu, pie ipir aus ben anberu
biefisen 3eitungen erfeben, enen neuen srodnspaa-
rn-Stobr erOffnet g4suu mir nitt irrsn 10 1T Ssr.
Saber Gin sSbig. bod ibeint er feH gerIan9en na6
Der SunbI6dft Der beuti6 -Iefenbtn Bbi9s gu baben
Ginige Qeute baben Ionberbare 2aunen. - NnfangS
poriger g8o6e ipurbeu Dor alderman WengeI cini9e
Sunsen perb6rt bic negcn St0run9 beS 6ffcntten
8otteSbienffcs angsia9t mmen IS tparen 3ogIin-
sc aus Der 9ctp0bnlidcn Gr3iebun9s NntaIt bon Der
StraSe-Sn Der Gtabt Carlisle tpurbcn anl Wtitt.
nod Wtorgen iiber 40 @ebiube, fporunter. cine Sir
DIE mar, bur6 cine Seuersbrunft 5er1OIt Der Der
Iuft pirb auf $4,000 an9eI6Ia9en. ipopon etpa Der
Ie6ste She'll bur6 @sril6erun9 9ebcdt mar. 9tau
bermutbet, bab baS Seucr our6 9ranbftiftun9 cnt-
ffanb.-0as S6uIbdus bel &icIer'S STRIDE. in 8ric-
brid Saunlbip, Mont9omerD GountD. ipuroe in Der
gSd6t bonn 7. 0td3 9epatiam erbrOben uno cine
Tartie mathematician Snfrumente, so einscIne Sent
unb dnbere &Ieni9eiten bar0uS gcffobIen-Sn @a-
'bin9ton. O. G.. fol- cine ueue @atbcbraI Stride &C.
baut perben, beren 9au 81 900. 900 foifcn fol- Der
b03u beifimmte YIaB it 300 Sub bierefig. Gin &C.
tuiier Sr S9iq. bon g8ettH glcu g)or oli bic &unt
cncedt baben foIorirtc Qihtbiloer In naturgetreuen
Sarben 5u nebmcr-Sn Union GauntD foil cine pro-
pbetiide &ub Ien tpeIbe bic @abe Der Spratc bat
unb ibren belOnbcrn SrunbeH bereit6 punberbare
Gntbedun9en 9emabt babcn foil Cine @rbIeI3ci-
tun9 id9t baB ibre NuSIu9en 9roBe SenIation crre-
gen untcr ben 0meibelni9Cn &dlbrrn in ener 6egeno
-Seit ben IeBten 5wOf Sd9sn babcn Oampfb6te
fur meDr ais 3pei 0tiIcnen SbaIer @oIbffaub, BON
Californian, na6 gteu Oort gebra6t User nur bic
Sdlftc babon b6ttc, braudte ben rrifCn NpriI nibt
5u firbten.-0er ScIbIub &ofutb unb feline &C.
fdbrten in einrm 8c9ierun9S- -S6iffe nab ben Ger
Staatcu gu brin9en, III im GOn9rcb paiirt unO bonn
@reiioCnten genebm9t tpOroCn. StaatS Setrctdr
g0cbiter bat bcrcitS. I'M Suffrage be6 @reibentcn an
unIcrn 6cianbten in &onfantnOpel 9cid,riCben unb
rrnieIbcn beauftra9t bre 8reIaiung BON Der tirtia
i1en Re9ierun9 3u perlangen.
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Serbeir0tbef.

-pur6 ben gbrm. Bm. pauli, am 4tsn
Waar5, 6r. Sfaae Shwsblp nit DliB anna
Wlinninser, BON Bsrts gauntp, -6r. Saeob
Ssrit nit Diff 6anna wl6lein, y. @obsfcn.
-bureb ben gbrw. ST. 9. Wasnsr. ain 9.
O1ar5, 5r. 8sorse 6sfman init WiB Spoap
Ssibel. beios BON glfaB.
- bureb Den gbrm. sb. 8. seinba6, am 1.
mar5. 6r. Sobn wstsr, BON OailIsreburs,
Bethel saunfebip, NIT W1i6 9opbia 9hnsis
Der, bon W'aricn, --am 6tsn, 81. Georss Ils
trettt, BON Gbaffsrstaun, sibanon Go. nit
O1i6 W1aria 1Bsibnsr, BON BstbeL Berfs g.
-sureb ben gbr,p. 8. u. W1. Seller, am 8.
O7ar,, 6r. Sobn 1D. saftb nit sUfIB W7arp
spous, beips BON Neaeins.
-burd pen gbrrp. g. 6. 6ermann, am 9.
Hoaar,, 5rr 31m. 96mif NIT Wl6 Cara
Shedtfer, beibe bon sanslhwamm, GER
Sofua OH init Dsi6 SuIiana Opp, bsoe BON
8rannitft.
-pnrt ben gtrto. g. s, 8, Sassr, am 4.