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llem Qualifications.
MURRAY,s HAND-BOOKs.

HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS ON THE CONT
NENT.
HANDBOOK FOR FRANCE.
HAND BOOK FOR ITALY
HAND BOOK FOR SPAIN
HANDBOOK FOR SWITZERLAND.
HAND BOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE
HAND BOOK FOR GERMANY.
HANDBOOK FOR LONDON.
HANDBOOK FOR IRELAND.
HANDBOOK or CHURCH AND STATE
GALIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE.
GUIDE To THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
sept27 W. T. BERRY & CO.. Public SQUARE
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FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
SIG GJULIO GUANTIERI

OFFERS his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen
~ of Nashville instructor in the French,
Spanish, Italian and Latin Languages. He will give
lessons in classes, at the residence Of those who
may desire to become pupils He would like to C.
cept engagement with any public institution with
the distance of fifty miles by Railroad. He may be
found at No. 10 South Vine between the hours
of and 10 A. NJ, or will call upon those who may
address him by note
He begs leave to refer those who may desire 10 be-
his pupils, To the Rev Or. Edgar Rev DR.. sum
mers, Dr. Lindsey, Or. Blacke, Prof. Thyssens, Col.
W. Williams, Dyer Pearl, Esq, Douglas Co., Esqs.,
sc. sept27-2m
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Trust Sale.

ny yfftas &C = desa ef unsl executed 70 me BY VI.
ID Dunals January ~, 1855 and Registered IN the
Rsxsslrg's 1fLine, book y PAGES Sse anq -. wn
sF,PIfNBIK zsTH IN front q the stare house, No
Cl~ss STREET The fooNns property, VIZ: some three
bsnfred stoves vsricas ~ re and uterns consist
,ng Of Co.k Dining and heating stoves, for osal and
Woua Aiss .kllrts, Pots, oTens and l1ds, and
EAFre KettieE ason tSxrs ahd L ons aud I'm Ware,
SICK
an slso sef she fuhiie square, SATURDAY,
thrce 4goas % Springs, Dray aad one Cart, iron
axis
The above sales for Cash, Alsos a. NE sam time
al s,.re. Ill -sl 10 lhs highest bidder the stoves,
FoaHtEy fsxtarcs and stock hane, Let sold pEi-
xatsfy beiure that tine. =.
AI usrsans Wishing 70 exauans be Feundry MI
nls.se c.ll A No c-isse stseet, Nashville, Team
- An psrssas indebied q Il 7. polils can ave
oosl By p.ylas up Bzasal-tcy, ea ceess n ost be
s-.st s-srtxsxsoct2 Trustee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

CHAEIEsroS. Sept. 2s-The steamship
Georges Greek. (the regular packet between
Charleston and Baltimore) fell in with The
steamship Huntsville. from Savannah for
New York, OF crpe Romain On Wednesday
night, with her rockshaft broken. The
Georges Greek iowed the Huntsville into
this port
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D1EB.

On The morning Of the 2sth lnsa, amer short n
ness ~ paerperal fever. Mrs Macy b. kkzenExkt,
.ae II Cd W o. KeFcheyai and danglfer ~ the lsts
Cor. ClArk, q keRsaeky- Mrs kerchev@l ~ss oas
u nziareas noAsescnen, greasly beloved fer shsss
gFzscs sna sirtnrs shEk eoast1Euts and adOFn ske
irus i.zy sn her death = sneersly deplaEed hy shc
whole eosananAy .-fasaz<xilIs Js.EnaL
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new advertisements.
N est Nashville.
On Tuesday, the 2eth october pex,

Oh Auesoay, the 26th October next,
On the premises, at II O'Clock A. NJ for and on
" account of JONI Z. GLEAvEs Clerk and Master of
cree in the case of Henshaw Edwards 4 Co et ais vs.
VIM H. AcNary ct ais, will sell at Lublic sale. the
following Lots in West Nashville, viz: Nos 2sl $50
23S, 40, PA, So, 112, SO and 49,
handbils with more particular description of the
Sale Will be issued in due time.
ikkns.--A credit OF one, two and three years for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and
lien retained. A V. s LINnSLEY,
sept24-td 80 College street
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rJ,HE nsxi regular season (ssins TIE eighth annual
eoafse II Lsctarss IN this tasttatoa,) sla casa-
s,ssee On MONDAY, THE Isl DAY 90 NOVEMBER
NKxT The AaalomleSl kDotns ~it Be ofon iFcm Ne
fSth q OctoecF TIE sssslo1 Sll ceattaac zzta lae
la u March. Medsai stncnts shoutd b. present -
he eesnniue q the Ihss esslriae fartoef
information, 1ill address,
Join nlfIIS0ToS, NJ n
4nxie-laxsa Dean Al tae college balidles.
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nfm Aourrtisements.
CRXSP'S GAHEVV.

dian JOHN bREW
Monday Evening, Sept. 27th. 1883.
VIII be presented the excellent Comedy in two acts
entitled HIS LAST IFtiS. O'Caraghsn JouS DRrw
Dance oy MISS NOBLE WILLIAMS Overture by the
ehestra. The performance will conclude with the
great Comic DRAMA Of BORN TO GOOD LUCK Pau
deem 0Rafferty, JOHN DREW
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Post 0mcc.

NASHVILLE, March %, fs5e-
EsuA and AFTER the ist of April, the Posi- oee vii
II be opened on SnadaEs al hah-f@sa A n, ana
close 81 A n Open again ~ =. II. Aad Gloss Al
r n. On all ottler days The Ofee vii be oIesea al
bail PAST O, oeiack A. ~, snd class AZ Ssciock Y.
~ : q. ANDERSEN, Post Master.
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Notice..
Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road.

Turing the week of the Fair at Gallatin com
~ mencing MONDAY, Sept. 9Th, Trains viii run
follows:
Leave Edgefeld A. N. Arrive at Gallatn Q A. NJ
90 Gallatn SOP. NJ. g Edgefela6 80 NJ.
Tickets to Gallatin and back 81 90.
sept24-td ROBERT MACLEOD, Sup't
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Rnegy and Horse for Sale.

! s Z .9 .. - , =: A. 60
and Aiss = g1ssG B3ggy, ~
Uhsch x DC sold lOE, half cash, the balance ain
Enosths tame foF particulars enqeire -
Iy12-u l. r. GLArcocK, AesHt-
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A IL perscns indesssd 70 tlss estate of ssHAa :
"A ksISs. are requested % fnr ard and snake
p4yenI, and thosa - shoEa the estate d MS otsd
hereby requested preseEE thxlf elzils foF
kismeEf OF they Mi b faFeser barred
AEikAA l. DEMoes, ExF-,
sert2e-2 % SzFsh . ksnE.
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

We herrhy oeFthg thai &c have submitted tAe
6racfrnbufg Fever aud Agae h nsessy q einse
sFs- a AID scientific znaly ss. ana have also trstrd
~ quziIflrs ssrrst q Inter
FrveT We TAX rfyat Firascfs ia sayssiE that Has
trssd tess-i,f fsi. aEc tisst
skfaily compromised f~n1esy. a. nassts2efG most
beneficial inuaeace al Its tiIlc prop
erti-s are inn-1iate and h,Ehiy sshtzry and n -
richly deserving TIE condolences = bF<thfe u the
Medical Eacnlly ARa o. the Pubic.
aAnas A MAsEN, NJ D. New Yerk cHAs w. Rs
sttaAx n D Wtsecasin: Va. H. ssaaisSTox n. n /,
Ininoas. THns j. Joaxsos, n D., M.ssouri; WE G.
KrrrxEbaE u n. - ii Jas 2 NcFx n D. indiata;
Jxos 4; TsxsaSsFsx NJ d. CzIfornia: wx g. Asas-
rs. u D., IsaisiAa4- A NAckENuE,
ss.tss-sfa Nashville Ienn.
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THE INVIsIBLE LADY

ON Saturday evening last case OF Surgical
~ Instruments, which the owner can have by
paying for this advertisement. sept2Z
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

RRlVED in the city last evening, and will perform
IA FOR ONE WEEK, commencing MONDAY,
SEPT q, at GO0DWIN'S ROOM, over Beech's Dry
Goods Store.
Rg- Admission Fifty Cents.
BE- Doors open from A. NJ. until 4P. NJ.
sept27
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Remedy i'm the World.
Graefcnburg Ptver and Ague Remedy.

rINHIS Inedclne Goes eoItAn particle a nsiE-
eral or ott-r tr}rtsas EEbstFaes o. any Kind. Il
frieves the stack ~ snce, and rs couthued for
short sfrrnst hens the ystem and removes any
dl.r...tlur . flle rum ~ tha rl.rnI.-aiIll-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
Flute and Guitar.

THE subscriber proposes Co form Class in this
l. Ctfy, for the purpose % giving Instructions spon
the FLt II sad GUITAR. Persons desiring jein
class either Of these i1Strunei.tz ~lu please
have their Orders at she Assc store - J. u Mcclure
inc a. West Bensas q CO. tie submits the
ioii"sing recommendation fer the Satisfaction %
t-0sr " no do nuf Sno~ hiH ~. !. fAkAkE.
CoLrxna, Asg. s, lsss
Nh fsKnus-I tzke great parzeure reeomHaenS-
Tag you . teacher OF Nasic aud ! assure YOU that
I have been very much based with the progress IN
nay 500 Alfred, tsazht By yea.
Respectfully, r RUDD ADAM
ssepafo-<l1u
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fail Rafes.
NASHVILLE RNCFS
- 49,

TALL MEETING, 1855. wiz commence on Monday.
IL september 27th, with sweepstake with tbrcSs,
year oifs-SS0o entranco-SIGo forfeit. Two mile
Ri od"m names br Mary wyHe, by Albion, dam
Also, names ch {, by AIbinn, dam Ann Chase. NV
Leviafhan '' 's
blythe & Guild pane Hiawatha, by Albion dam BY
Sovereign. y
dam Kate King by Tram. '
Also. names oh T nv Albion Ian, nelia bv pr,sn,
]. G. Moore rnnles b Betty Nancy, by shamrock,
W. T. Roandircc names eh {. by Glencoe, dam Jane
Watson, bv priam.
Also, names cb (, by Albion dam by Priam
TUESDAY, 2SrH
sweepstske with two year oI.s one mile or,s Sam
entrance-slno forfeit Seven entries
James jackson names Oh Fanny Brgg, BY Am.
bassador. dam Ida. by Relshazzar.
by Ieviafhan. o''se'
W !. ROuna,ree names oh C, by Epsilon, dam by
Hugh calgy names c, by Albion, dam by 1evia-
W. 7 Chatham names Oh C. nv Glencoe. dam nv
| Leviathan. y
ri odom names C. nv Albion dam nv Sovereign.
SEcoSn RsCF--with untricd three wear 5000
| entrance-sSo forfeit. Three entries
| ! Chatham names clI {, by Glencoe, dam by
blythe & Gufa names FIRE pcan.
W + Rorndtree namcs oh by Albion dam Eu-
THTrp PAcr e les county stake. with three year
olds-s2oo entrance, play or pay. Three entries
WEDNESDAY c9rH
Jockey Club Purse. $3.50 Two mile heats
THURSDAY. Soru
Jockey Clrb Purse $50. one mile le,-s
SECOND RACH.-Sweepstake with untried three wear
lds-sl0o entrance-Se5 forfeit One ru,le hr,ts
Five entries.
n. p. Hadley names C, by Allen Brown. dam bv
Priam. '' y
W T. R"undtrce names ch +, ny Albion dam
Little Trick, by Priam.
T. G. Moore names oh g, by Sd Boston dam by I.e-
Lcviathan. ~ -
F; Merriwether names ch C, by Ambassador, dam
by Pacific. "'
FRIDAY
Jockey Club Purse seoO--one mile heats three hos,
in 1--WE. o'
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s250-t,vo mile heats
ang25dkNtd = j. CAGIEL.. nrnnretnr
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AUCTION SALE
FOITNDy

" EVENING, SEPT. 27, Benz F. Shields will sell
large invoice of Free Goods, for cash delivery.
sept27 BENZ F. SHELLS
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New and Short Daily Route
Nashville to Memphis,
-; 90 - - So


Via. Tennessee and Alabama Railroad to Co
lumbia, Pulaski, Athens, Ala, thence by the
Southern Central Railroad to Decatur, con-
Meeting with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, East and West
FINHE Stage line connecting the Tennessee and Ala
Il ALBANIA Railroad with the southern Central Rail-
road, at Athens, Ala, is new one just stocked with
fine Coaches, good Horses aud careful drivers. Time
from Nashville To Athens, Ala nineteen hours Stage
and Railroad fair To Athens 81 90.
For further information, tickets &c, apply at the
General Stage Office, Nashville, Tenn.
ALSO,
splendid line Of Four Horse Coaches connecting
with the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad al Thomp-
sons Station TO Tuscumbia, Ala. Fare only IS so.
ALSO,
line of Coaches connecting with the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad to Jackson, Tenn, by way Of
Columbia, Waynesboro', Clifton and Lexington. Fare
to Jackson 80 co. This line connects at Clifton on
the Tennessee river, with the PASSPORT and Paducah
Mail Boats. CARTER, THOMAS Il HOUGH,
septl0-tf General Stage Once. Nashville.
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Cooley FOR OCTOBER.

GoDEY's LADY's BOOK, Tor October, the most
beautiful number Of the season, just received by
r. HAGAS,
septl6-u Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

FOR OCTOBER.
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
HARPERs' MAGAZINE
Just received by ?. HAGAN.
sept22-tf
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Jockey Club Purse s25o-tvo mile heats
aug@SdA~id :. !. CARTER. PraprIet
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10
HO S lER Y
TsEATHER

EMBRACING SoLE-LEATHER, KIP. CALFA AND
MOROCCO SKlNS.a general assortment: ofLININGS,
MAKERS FINDINGS.
The above Stock we are determined 10 sell Lo-" FIR
than can behad elsewhere. Come everybody Give
us call and you will be sure to be pleased and ntd
that the above no HUMBUG. In connection with
our goods from abroad, we keep constantly on hand
work of our own manufacture, which we warrant
asdo we all our goods. good in very respect) Gus
tom work done to order short notice and In the be-
possible style. d. GlESY.
Lancaster. September,I 10, 1857. 10-tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10
HARDWARE AT GREAT BARcAlNs!!
Chcaperthan ever before Offered In
Lancaster.
holm EEFING GER

HASlatcly purchasedfr from P. Rope his interest In
H. the Hardware business and in addition to his al
ready large stock, Is now daily receiving direct from
tho and Importers, large purchase of
now goods, which viii make his stock OF Hardware one
ofthe most extensive TO be found In this market His
facilities for purchasing aud arrangements with Manu-
acurers, which are equal to any, will enable him TO
oor all descrlptlong OF ardware at prices than
dRy other estdbtishmsRt. The attention OF FARMERs
and MEchAEcai invited to the extraordinary induce
mentsnow hold out to the 10 In the way OF great bar
gains-fuy satisfied thatn thcy consult theirown In
ferestthey will be certain call and examine his prs
cesbefore purchasing elsewhere. BY close attention
to business, and by constantly keeping on hand full
and pletc assortment and the best goods he hope
toseeure large share ofthe patronage ofthe Farmer
| and Mechauicsof ofthe county. "a"
ADril Q0, 1854, iAsA ef sf.. t4.-.... r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10
LAWS OF OHIO
PuRLTsuRD BIZ YAUTHoRITY.
Az ACT
Taking appropriations in part for the hrst
ouarser Of the year 1853.

Aaklng appropnauohs IN Psta soi JUG NhS'
ouarser Of the year 1853.
: Section 1. Be a enaeted By the General
.assembiv oftks State Of Ohso Tha. the follow
ing sums be and sre hereby appropriated. out
OF any money ia the treasury applicable there
to, from the general revenue fluid. for the ex
nenses in part for the FIRST quarter Of the year
commencing on the-hfteenth day OF November,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
fifty eight; for the payment Of salanes oi The
governor, suditor, treasurer, secretary ofState,
-sttorney general; stale commissioner OF com
mon schools, and state librarian, two thousand
Two hundred dollars; for payment OF salaries OF
Judges OF the supreme court, court OF common
pleas and superior courts. nineteen thousand
dollars; for payment of the salary OF SECRETARY
10 the governor, two hundred dollars; for pay
ment OF clerks IN the office Of the auditor Of
stale, two thousand dollars; fot payment OF
clerks in the office Of the treasurer OF state
Eve hundred dollars; for payment oi clerks IN
the Office OF the secretary of stale, iout nun
dFed dollars; for payment OF salaries OF super
intendent physician, steward ma1on, ana
other officers aud employees, and Tor house
hold and Incidental expenses OF lhe Central
Ohio Lnnatic Asylum. ten thousand dollars;
for payment Of salaries Of superintendent,
physician, steward, matron and ether offices
and employees, aud for household and other
incidental expenses, Of the Southern Lunatic
Asylum, six thousand dollars; for salaries Of su
perintendent, physician, steward, maiTon. and
other officers and employees, aud for house
hou and incidental expenses, Of the NnTthern
Lunatic Asylum, six thousand dollars; FOR sal
aries Of officers and payments to other persons
and for household and incidental expenses o
tae Deaf and Dumb Asylum, five Thousand
dollars; for salaries officers. teachers and 9th
er pers ms employed, and for general expenses
OF the institution for the education Of the blnt
five thousand dollars; for payment of salnrei
of warden, deputy warden, clerk, physician
moral instructor. OF the Ohio Penilentiary
eight hundred dollars for paying guards, re
pairs, provision, clothing and other general ex
penses or The Ohio PenlientOrN fifteen thous
and dollars; for payment ofcosts Of proSecu
ton ane transportation OF convIcs 10 The pen
itentiary, ten thousand dollars; for the paymen
OF salaries OF The members oi the board OF pub
lie works, and their clerk, thirteen hundred
dollars; for payment Of officers and other EN-
poyees, and current expenses Of The slate asy
lum for Idots, fiite"n hnndred dollars.
WILLIAM q. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Reps.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
April IL, 1858.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10
GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS!
DR. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES.
The GREAT SUBSTITUTE ron TopAoco.

1T is well known and rable fact that the
use OF Tobacco Is the promoting cause OF many Of
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the OF man is subject careful Rnaly
sis long and painful experience have clearly pro-
ven that II contains certain norcotic and poisonous
properties most dangerous in their Effects which by
entering into the blood derange the functions and
operations oftbe Heart causing many to suppose that
organ to be seriously diseased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,
manifesting self-as all who have used the
ious weed will bear testmony-in Lassltude, Ner-
vous lrrabiliiy, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, and many
other disorders of similar character
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TR0CHES
Are designed to counieract these baneful influences,
and have proved completely successful in multitude
OF cases, and wherever used Being harmless in
themselves they exert beneficial effect uron tho
entire system, restoring the Taste which has become
ytined destroyed by great indulgence completely
removing the irritation and accompanying tickling
sensation of The Throat--whicb are always conse-
Quent upOu abstaining from the OF Tobacco, and
by giving healthy tone TO the stomach invigoTate
the whole system.
| Persons who are irratIieyably undermining their
constitutions and shortening their lives should use
these Troches Immediately and throw of the Injurious
Gus and unpleasant habit If Tobacco Chewing.
| These TroChes or Lozenges are put up In conve-
nieut ard portable form at the low price OF so Cents
per Box. liberal discount 10 The Trade.
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all
ders should be addressed
JAMES f. BROWN. Druggist.
| Corner of9d and Race Streets, Philadelphia.
| March 9j, lSjS-1y47
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10
nHIlis difrioult to sny whioh is IN

EgItis difficult to say which is the
greater defect in parent-strictness aud
6rmness In his family without feeling and
affection. or feeling and affection without
strictuess and firmness. Under the one
system, the children are APT 10 become
slaves or hypocrites; under the other, ty-
rants, or rebels. But true love is always
firm, aud true 6rmness is always love.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

EFlt was the saying Of Sir Robert
Peel. "luever knew a man to escape fail.
ure. in either ody or mind, who worked
seven days in the week. .rs-. d.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

AuDlToR's OFFICE, Fairfield county,
Lancaster, 1858.
hereby certify that have examined the
proof Of the foregoing laws, and that they are
published correctly, according TO the copy re
ceived from the Secretary Of State
A. J, DTLDlNE,
Auditor OF Fairfield county.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-01
Terms.

The daily BALTIMORE wEKCER ia published
svery morning Except Sunday and is delivered by
Carriers TO City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cit of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
So. so in advance.
SRy~ The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is publis-
he'd every Friday at 50 per annum and 81 per
months in advance
- ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Die In bien3 betm Ttnau3s
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gfun, i4 bin III rer Gbot fe9ieriq, Ob mir
Der Ntiaiiter pos @elo gilt, la0fe Gens leiIe,
Oas miro mir elm 3eiden lein, pb mein 8rief,
cen l9 9eltern Wenfen flr ben GSni1 oe4eben
babe, gut auf9enCmmen 1T, uno COB ID enb(id
apT SetOroerun9 uno Gbren bc1fen fann! Wtein
@ott, ld) perlbnladte ia auf oieIer unterseDros
neten, elenoen Stellun9 SD bin 3u @jr6Ges
rem une 66berem beruien, Bin mebr ipertb, ols
alle btele 9enerdle, Niinilter pno @e|aupte, bic
lt9 blaben uuO 9rCB niinfeu unb lid unterltes
ben, auf mid ais einen nnter9ecrneten berabs
3ufeben! ND, i4 peroe mid, nid)t 70 rpeit er,
neorisen Dor oieiem rrrncbmen 2uu1penselin,
Del gu trledsn unO gu bunOepereln, id, nil
mot ppn lbnen enlpor9eboben merben, Icnoern
ldl min ibnen 9lei4 iem, Den @rlten uno @rEB>
ten Upu alien bieien ic9enannten StaatSlentern
Ilble lid mid ebenblirtig, unb ni6t SD berarf
brer, ionoern iie bepIrien Meiuer! gb, mein
3ptt, pa flcpft eS iAon rpieter, uno Schann lit
nidt 81 Soanle! N!ein @Ot, penn eS nun wies
Der elmer bieIer i4reenren, unrerI6dnlten
@(aubi8er it'll QIG bieie llnrube perbant' id
Sulieu !! 28eil ilre Sa4en fprtaelhofft mers
ren, lino ale Gbiren often, un6 Seoern1ann
f1nu rbne Weitere8 gu mir gelangen! Sa cod,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-01
Dounerifae. Sen 4. Slpril 1855.

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Dem geoenten, BEN Srief wie cine 9ie9esttp.
pPae IN Der 9ano ba(tsnO, blnaus 9iag.