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EU'tOF cIl''s. t1y anuOIll4tinS- s..
JOSkYI ca SCUOFIELD,
of Noble County, rs p candi late for Congress,
i'll this District, subject to thestecisien OF the
Democratic Convendegs yo'swill H.uch oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
MIR. EDIroB:-Plcase auuouneehhe name of
ARTHUR QkEY,
o. Center township, as a oandi1aie for Ceun-
ty Auditor, suhject to the deision OF the De
mocratio County Convention, and cblige
MANY VOTERS OF OhD MONROE.
Mr.. EDIroR:-please announce the name Of
JOHN B. NOLL,
as a candidate for County Auditor, subject TO
the decision of the Democratic County Con-
yentien, and oblige many voters of
MALAGA TOWNSHIP.
Mr.. EDIToR:-AEnonnce the name Of
JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
the present Auditor, as a candidate for the
Office Of Auditor, subject to the decision of
the Democratic Convention.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name Of
JOSEPH MOOSE,
Of Wayne township, as candidate for Audi
tor; subject to the decision OF the Democratic
Convention.
Me-. EDlroR:-Announce the name of
MARTIN l.. BOWSER,
as candidate for Auditor, subject to the deci-
sion of the Demoeratic convention.
MR. EpIroR:-Please announce tle name OF
JOHN THOMAS CULVERHOUSE,
OF Green township, as q Candidate for County
Auditor, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention, and oblige
MANY CITIZENS.
Mn. EDIToR:-Please announce the name ot
DANIEL WALTON,
the present deputy CLERK, as a candidate 70,
Clerk of the Court of ColnRlon Pleas, subject
to the decision of the Democratic Convention
ESs We are auth6tized to announce the
name of
DANIEL O'CONNOR,
as candidate for Recorder subject TO ths
! decision of the Democratic Convention.
MR. EDlroR-You will confer. favor by an
nouuoinS the name Of
THOMAS MITCHELL,
of Perry township, as candidate for the Office
of County Commissioner, subject to the deci
| sion of the Democratic Convention.
Mr. EDtroR:-By announcing the name o
! STEPHEN PANCOAST,
of Adams township, as a candidate for County
ICommlssloner, SUBJECT TO tho ueclslou OF th'
Democratic Convention, you will oblige
! TIE PEOPLE GENERALLY.
! Mr. EpIToR:-You will please announce tn,
name of
JOHN KERR,
| OF Center township, as candidate for tn,
Office of Infirmary Director, subject to the deci
! sion of the Democratic Convention.
e. We are authorized to announce tn
! name of
| WILLIAM TRUEX,
! as n candidate for the Office of Land Appraise
! for Center township, subject 10 the decision o
| the Democratic Convention.
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.SYERIFFsS SHE.

g. Branch ST, Tx ofO. DY virtue OF a writ
VS.. OF CentsLionS SG-
Joel Gregory, ct al. ponasto nle directed
from the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the front door of the house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, en-
Saturday, tie 2SM dag Of Aagust, 1858.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, a. m, and
o'clcck, p, ln Of said day, the following de
acrihed real estate situated in said county, to
wit: a
The north half Of the south east quarter OF
sec.ien twenty-enc, township five, and range
six, containing eighty-one acres and eleven
hupdgedths Of an acre, more or less.
Levied on rs tie property Of Joel Gregory nj
he suit of the auernsey Braach Of the State
Bank sf Ohio.
G. n. MORROW,
July 28.-$3,30. Sheriff, IL. c. o.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.

NN tho 25tIl day of August, 4. D. 1858, st 2
" o'clock IN the afternoon at the late resi-
dence of Edward Stay, deceased, in Bethel
township, Monroe County, Ohio, viii be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate as
the property of said Edward Slay, deceased, to
wit: The north west quarter of the south east
quarter Of section ~, township 4, of range 6,
and tho south west quarter of the south east
quarter of section u, township 4, of range 6.
TERMs OF F-SAhE.-One-third cash in hand,
one third in one year, and one-tiIird in two
years, the deferred payments to bear interest
from date, and to be secured TO the satisfaction
Of the subscriber. ELLJAH G. SLAY,
Administrator OF Edward slay, deed.
July q, 1853. .F 81. a--.., ~.
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AUGUST 18th. 1853.

And on the 2nd and last Saturday of each
lsontl Until further notice
The examination viii commence each day
precisely at o'clock, A. M., and Teachers not
present at that hour, VIII not be examined.
The 45tii section of the School Law strictly
requires that allteachers be publicly examined,
and on the days publicly advertised by the
Board. No certificates obtained at any other
time are legal.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
Woo lSfnlI Ar. LII IShS
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announcements. S.

az Candidates will recollect that our charge
for inserting q name is one dollar, payable
always In advance.
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"A DEMoCRATIC- CONGRESS.

j. r, : Giddiugs. publishes q letter in
The Caronicle of the 18th inst, in which
he uses language quite complimentary to
the, last Congress. As that body was
largely Democratic, We are disposed to
note the remarks of Giddings. He
says:
Congress has been in session more
hours, has done more. business at the
late session of six. mouths. and eleven
days. than it has at the long sessions of
nine months, in any Congress for the
last ten years. In this one item it has
saved to the Treasury 100000 over
either of the sessions referred 10.
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No drunken brawls characterized their
evening session. IF there be one excep-
ton to this remark, I will say that in
toxication was imputed to one member
only; that the decorum, the quiet pro-
g-ess Of business, the dignity of the pres
ent Congress has thus far exccllcd that
of any Congress of which have been q
member for ten wears .
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Mankind Wsnaers, bit Believes.
EzoIEoway's $ Pills.
WnY AnE DlsEAsEs rArAL

WHY AXE DlSEASES FATAL
Merely becase physicians prescribing fer
thoir effects, instead of their cause try to re-
lievc symptoms instead OF eradcating their roet
The action of these Pills is precisely the re-
verse. They eXpel from the secretive organs
and the. circulation the morbid matter which,
produces INHALATION, PAIN, FEVER, DE-
B!LVTY and PHYSICAL DECAY; and the basis
Of disease being removed, its manifestations
valrsh. While ordinary remedies only aGorG
a temporary respite to the sufferer, these,
pills aRnihiiate f6G disorder. - I5
SToH.4 CET and LIVER COMPL.4INTS-
These are the complaints of the million.
Few escape them, ana, If neglected, they lead
to immeasurable dangerous rnaladies. But
why neglect them when HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
wiil eradicate them certainly as water ex-
| tinguishes fire Duringthe last quarter of a
century these wonderful pills have been ma
tonalized in all parts of the world. They are
admitted by virtue of special decrces into the
doHinions of despotisni, and have become the
great household remedy in this our own Re-.
publican America.
| NERVOUS DISORDERS
Death is simply a total paralization of the
nerves of motion and sensation, and any de-
irangement of these delesate organs affects dis
astrously both the body and the mind. Ye.
the nervous Invalid Uo UoLLOWAY'S PILLS arc
an article of prime necessity. They impart
! tone and vjgor to the internal organs, and
consequently TO the nervous system, which
pcrvades and connects them. Hence their
marvellous cures Of HYsTERIa, NERyoUs TwiTcH-
INGS and other ki1ldred cor1Dlaints o--@
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To THOSE VINO THINK AND REASON.
The intelligent in this country, are always
ready to test the merits OF prominent dis
covery or Invention, and if satisfied Of its ex-
cellence, to adopt, approve and recommend il.
1t is TO this thinking, reasoning class, who al
ways look before they leap, and whose honest
AMI rational Judgment rives tone to public
opinio!, that DR.. ROI-@8&'S BLOOD PURI-
FIER AND PILLS owe their immense success.
When this
Great Ambassador Of Health
First announced that his Scandinavian Rene
dies were iufallilc in Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Nervous Diseases, Sexual Weakness,
Sorofula, Premature Old Age, Fever and AgUe,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits, HeInorrhOids or
Piles, Weak stomach, Co!ic, Diarrhoa, ETC., he
stated the manner in which they operated.
Their actual effects were compared by sagH-
cious men, with the distinguished Physicians
statements, and it was found that every stage
of the progress of cure, was precisely as he had
described it. The result was thai the n1jSd Of
TIE country became interested, and that per-
SONS OF the highest standing III every city and
| town in tie Union, patronzed the preparations,
| and admitted the claims of the illustrious
| STede to be the Ears! Medical Disc0UeTer Of the
age.
THE BDOOD PURIFIER AND PILLS
| are now universally recommended by well i'll
formed and candid persons, as Gn Immediate
| cure for
! INDIGESTION,
CostiveDess, diseases of the Kidneys, Cramps
In the Stomach, Wind, Collie, Pain between the
ShoulderS Nausea, Headache,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Jaundice, Pain in the Right Side, Loss Of Appe
| tite, Sleepiessness. Nightmare,
! GENERAR DEBILITY,
Nervous Trsmors, Painting Fits, Epilepsy, bfen
tai Irritation, Dependency, Wasting Of the
Flesh,
] sCROFULA,
| Sore Leg, Ulcers on the Body, Pimples on th,
Face, General Kruptions, Boils, Mercurial Sores
| Glandular Swelings Secondary Symptoms,
NEURALGIA,
I Rheumatism, Lumbago, Stiff Joints, Paralysis
st. Vitus' Dance, Nervous Twitchings,
| FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
| Sexual Weakness, Baryeuness, Disease o
the Womb, Weakness of the Back, Loins am
' AFFECTIONS OF TIE LUNGS.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pieursy, Catarrh, Infu
enza, Cough, and all other disorders If admin
istered before disease has struck u mortal blow
atthe great vital organs. -s.--as
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS,
OF distinguished men in every, profession
warmly recommending the preparations '"'!
be seen at DR.. Rohaclis Office.
Manuraotory, Sale Rooms and Office, No
East Fourth street, Sd building Mons Man
street Cincinnati, 0.
FeR SALE 81
! J. A. g. G. II. Davenport, Woods
field; Kotzcbue & Ohlmgcr, Malaga
Armstrong & Mooney, BeaIsvile; Chas
If. Bflmnn Lowisville; ". G. Aushutz
/ & Co. and " f. Booth, Sunash; au'
by Druggists and Merchants Ssstfaliy.
Jasn -, iej5. -ly
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CIRCULAR.

T SEsSEHBY, has this, day taken ia.o Co.
j. parsnershir, J. c. COOPER, and viii here
after conduct tho retail DRY GOODS brsiness
under the firm of SEHSBNlSY Il CO.
January st, lS5e.
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III -zzs w E-ERNE.
New Principles Of Business

LA -A-s w - !-s-4z- A1s1-s
New Principles Of Business.
DEiNG satisfied that selling for CASH and
i1 short credit. for one price, at small profits,
best in the end, both for the buyer and seller,
we Will hereafter do business on that princi-
pie, and will marx everything at tie lowest
CASH price, in plain figures, from which we
viii uet deYiate.
We DO not wish TO open any new accounts,
but will continue accounts with suoh of the old
customers of j. SEasESEy, that have always
paid Their bills prersptly when presented.
Placing them on the sanle footing as the cash
buyer, We win require their bills to be paid
hereafter
. u / r TERLY IN CASH.
we rcpuiia!e the present custen of selling to
one person as one price, and to another, at :;
different price~-every:h hing being marked at r
fixed PRICE, in plain figures, the smallest boy
in the store Will sell az cheap as the owners,
and a child can buy as cheap as the greatest
jew. We wish To DO business ON strict moral
| principles, AMI rely on the goo-l sense of the
| people to sustain rs in our efforts.
! SENSBNEY G. CO.
! Wheeling, IAN. 1st, iS5S.
| e-sy We are now in receipt OF NEW SPRING
| GOODS, te which we invite the attention o.
! buyers Wishing Wheelias.
April Z, l650.
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Probate Court, Monroe County, Ohio
Settlement Accounts.

THE following settlements accounts are on
i file and will be for hearing in said Probate
Court, on Monday, August 23rd, le5S;
Partial accounts of John and James Harmon,
administrator Of Peter Harmon Jacob Baker,
Guardian of the heirs of Henry Bach, jr.;
Jacob n. Mitchell, administrator of William
Ersl>ine; William Steel and Benjamin Hughes,
executors of Liberty Curtis; and Stephen Hen
thorn, administration of John L. Henthorn.
Fisai accounts Of Benjamin Slime, Guardian
of Joe, Cpyyant Thomas Miller administrator
of John Adams; Jacob n. Mitchell, admins
TRAITOR of Henry Dennis, an: E!iel Geadlsy,
Guardian of Margaret L. Trembly
JOHN S. WAY,
July 81, 1S5S.-3T. Probate Judge.
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MARIE Don the 9th ult, 10y Thomas
Esq, Mr.. GEORGE BARKEs and Miss
MARY A. MOORE, all of Adams township, this
county.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Received on subscription to the Spirit
Of Democracy for the month Of July,
VoSo.
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TO TEACHERS.

THE Board of Examiners Of Nonroe County.
l. Ohio, will, for the purpose of examining.
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found qualified, hold meetings in the Woods
field Union Schoolhouse, on each OF the fol-
lowing days, viz:
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TFasfcr Gez2EsasiKs.oncs''a Sale.
vs. Il to ne directed from
Robert Chsse, sl al the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe comfy. ONO, in this case, /
will oiIer for sale ut public auction 1t the front
Ioor of the court house, in said county, on ..
,Satarday, the 2SM doy of -A"gas:, 1858,
he,weenthe hours of 10 o'clock, A &,, and :
O'Clock, p. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scrued real estate, situate i, said county, TO
wit:
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Joseph Moose, Marshal Morrow and Jere
Williams were appointed a committee to cor
respond with committees from the other coun-
ties in this Congressional district, for the pur-
pose Of fixing the time and place OF holding
a Congressional convention.
On motion it was
Resoipcd, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Spirit Of Democracy.
The meeting then adjourned. *
G. ". SHAKLEB, Chm.
JAafEs WATSON, Sec,y-
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EsEz2Es s-On the 24th ult., at his residence
in Ohio township, this County, Mr.. RICuARI
ANGUS, aged AZ years.
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Wesley Ridgaway,
Geo. 8. Algeo,
Jere. Williams,
DR.. Geo. w. Mason,
DR.. S. Grimshaw,
Jacob Wagner,
Thomas Fowler,
Samuel w. Noll,
Archibald States,
james Walton,
DR.. Jas. M. Stout,
Isaac Barnhsrt,
John Keysor,
VIM. Workman,
James Watson,
Joseph Moose.
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PHYSICAL PR0STRATION-
FEEBLE HEiLTH.

In cases of General Debility, and that decay
of bodily powers, TO which no fixed character
rs disease can be assigned, the reAovatings Of
feet OF these Pills is astonishing. The who'll
system seems to reouperate under their in
huence. The eye resumes its lustre, the must
clcs their liilnDess, and every animal function
receives new vital impulse. Such has been
the experience, su is the testimony Of sla !,
dreds of thousands.
COMPLAINTS OF F,E1H1LEg. 8
The functional Irregularities peculiar to the
weaker sex, are invariably corrected wilhest
pain or inconvenience by the use of HOLLe-
WAYS PILLS. They are the safest and surest
medicine for all the diseases of childhood,
an. IT may be said of these Pills as of the Re-
pn 5lican inst!!'ntiops, that they promote '.ths
greatest good Of the greetest number."
HOLLOF.fYS PTLLS,,a TIE
BEST REMEDY RNOWN IN THE
WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DIS
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DANIEL Walton, Dep. Clerk.
August 4, lS5S,-6w,
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as n candidate for the Office of Land Apprase,
for Center township, subject TO the decision ol
the Democratic Convention.
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Spnit ,,nb Seet.

gSenn man iiter Die S6neuisfeit lfaunt, nit ,pelz
der bur6 ben atlantii6en Selssrapben Ha6ridten
BON europa na6 9lmerita selanbt wcrben t6nnen,
iptrb bicics Staunen mod b~ebeutenb Dererbsert,
ipenn man beoenft, mic entlcbGi6 armfelis bic Mits
tleilunsct spn yfa6ri6tcn nod Dor einiae, bunbert
Sabren in europa iparen. Sbslei6 idpn in Der
!5Glfte bes fiinfSebnten Sabr1unberts Die 6artaren
mad melr ais 9uncertjaIriser 5erridaft aus benz
gtei6e Der @osfcmtten t;naussciast murpen uno in
@pStau Gin Mpsfppite auf Dem Sbrpnc Iae, 10
nlbte mani pielcs i'm Sabre 1859 nod ridt in Oclt<
idlanp unS 2utbsr iast in elmer leinsr 56riften {:
Sn gfpsfan berri6cn iebt bic ~9cttlpIen Sartarer,
neil bic mpsfcpitilden G1rilten ras @paneelium ac=
ring 9eahtet baben."
Oils i'm Sabre 1929 bic Girten ppr gBien Iaaen
.unb es trescr Der Sapferfeit lriner ginmp6uer ni6t
Su erpbern permpdten, erfubr man bies in Der Mtarf-
9rafldaft Sranbenbur9 erit mebrere @pnats, nad-
benz ~bielelten ib idpn mad llnsara suridee,paen
batten. Ils Die nnsladlide &Gnisin Iaria Stuart
I'M Sabre 1858 In England entbauptct prrpe, lauate
bic Nahridt ibrcs Spbes crit mad einsm bolbcn
Sabre in Seutl6lanb an.
&aiier Marimilian bate spar i6pn am @npe hes
fInf,ebnten SaDtbunperts unter 9eitune bes SIrIfen
BON Surn unb 3arts cine 9rt fir geiienpe eiitae-
ri6tet, ipelhe aud Sriefe mitnafm, abcr bicIe alma
blps BON Bien naf SriiNel unb lansIam acnua.
Die sesse parsn bamals mod 70 i6lsdt, bab Safer
@artmilian i'm Sabre 1896 Bel ieinem Ginsuae in
gScrr,s, pa rs resnete, in einer Der Sauptfraben nit
ieinem Steiiepasen i'm Sptbe feden bliet. Sn Srants
reid unb Gnslanp waren gu Der Belt bic StraBen
mod eIenper ais in DeutidlanN. Slus in einiaen
G'csenpcn Stalicns ,paren ie iii belrrcm .3utanSe,
unD nur pieie, auf pclden bic &aufIrutc Sencrio's
bic pitinbiihen Wuaren binprsianbten. :
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= Gin aus SSnabriid mad 9lmerita auSocponz
Serter unp jiln9it nat ieiner Satrrltabt ;uriidacf,br-
ter jun9er Nann 9ab bort Seranlaiune al cincm
arti9en WiBperltInbntGe. 9fpd DOR ieiucr Qnfunft
Bate li6 ndnli6 ba6 @rriiht ncrbreitet, er BABE in
Galifprniet (pr CT ~ilbri9en5 niemals %9epelen) cnurr,e
Teidtbuhncy e~rworbet. 9ae gSclt bercitrte lh MN
auf Den Gmpfan9 brs iun9en @rGI MS Spr, am msiten
Ater freute iid cn ~cgriamcr SAncibcrmctfcr Dem
Der reid @emUrbene nod bic &lciniafeit ppn 200
Sgalern iGulpete, bic er DOR ieincr 9ttreile III berit-
tissn %perseNen. gnSlt@ lanstc Der ieGnli6f erparz
tete an, ,tabm ater letn Ibltcisequartier in cinem fir
cincn iteinrei6en GaIfcrntcr aueert bel6cipencn
@a10cfe. s3u ben erfsn Seludern, Die fD beei(trn,
ben 9uriidsefelrten in Der lieten Satertabt sa Be-
wiafpmmeu, 9rbGrte infer S~6ncibermeiiter.
Sb Die 6rcupe pes s8ieberieDens irGr aros mar,
wilen mir nidt an5useben, rieii9 srpb ater mar bic
lleberral6un9 pes ~ebrlamen Surscrs, ais ibm iein
S6ulpner in srDbtrr @enut9sru9e mittbeilte, er iei
arm mic cine &irdeuinals unb Die 200 GGaIer milf
ten fir's erfe nod paitsben bleiben, 100 ie 70 lanae
%9efanben i'm S6prnfein namli6. gnttau16t
ranSelte bet Sanciber beinparts = ba fam i6m Der
geoanfe tpie, went fb Der Spibbnbe nur arm iteGte
i'm Stiaen aber fb pb bes lsiatslGnbisen gealei-
bun9sfin flsrs in's 5aufden laate. Dieter @ebante
Serpanbelte bent S6neiber bic Nild Der frpmmen
Denfunssart in sa9rsnO 9radensift. Sluss besab
er fia auf bas 9taOtseridt unO eripirtte einem Ser
0aftsbsfe91 sesen ben %iaunisen Sdutonsr. @ittler>
tpetle aber tpar bteler ernflid %ertranft an ben glat<
tern. Natiirli9 rtubte man feline @cnsiun9 a6par>
ten, ebe lb ipeitere Sdritte unterneGmen liesen.
Gines i6Gnen Nfpr9ens, ais er eben i'm Searife
mar, ieinen erten Spa3iersam9 in's 5rete arsutrsten,
melpeten ls Die Diener bes @eriGts, bic i'm iebcd
in snbetra6t Se1ei,, bab er ameritanil6er garaer
unp ~auberpem Necpnsaleseent son elmer ldtperet
Rrantbeit lei, MIDI in's 9ep66nlt6e S6ulbaefanas
nib, i~cnbrra in ben erlten @af9ef Der @5tapt abfibr>
ten, alwp CT untsr pcliseiliGe Seipa6uns eefeat
ipurOe. Die Soften Der GerpFe9uns, bic ltb 6ei Dem
immeniet II islppetit bes @eueienpen nuf tGslt6 me1r
ais Drri G9nier %beliefen, Datte natiirlt6 Der Glaasr
3u tra8en. +. @ifr5eGn Sage BELT cs Der pdffae
SNnsiper aus, ais ih aber nod INNER feline Gus
ii6tert auf Die bepnbten 200 &6aler %er6ffnen ippQs
ten, ba ipnrbe iert Die Sade bod Su ~fpflpie(i9 unb
er trn9 ani @ntlaiun9 pes arreftanten an. So 1T
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ssic bic @abmaiebtue c%rfmnben ,purbe.

Gin omtrifaniIAer Sauowertsr, Nnen gSilIcn, sr,
fano hieie @rlbierin Der NaDerinnsn rnb madte mo.
ralilA w~cnisitens Dem ~trauri9tt r2ieb pom Sen,pe"
epn 81. Soop elm freoliAsS gnbe. Neben Dem So.
den na9m bis rabin bas NGben bic meife 2eit Der
Srauen in @niprud unS ,nadte es i6net Ihiper, iGrer
seiRisen 8stterbilpuns Stsuttsssn. Die Na6maIdine
ina6t bteler SaaSsrst Der srbeit Cit g,1be. sic ipirb
III peni9en Sa6rsn sbenip einen be(tebenben geRanb.
t6eil jsoer gut cinssridteten 5aasbaltlns ausrna6et Ell,
wis fribsr bic seiuSel unS Der 8ebsaubf. On bic
SteGs Der na6 nsrn Gag um Gag Gtersebeuat.n 0G.
berin, tritt bic muntere Rai&ine nit ibrsn ,Sfif.
.Rltd, Die Qrbsit Bon Stunbem spdenbet. Die g5erou.
Iafuns 3a btslsr g~nanbuns III bet m~osernen, buma.
men Belt osQfcmneH rDircig. Qaen @Siicn lebte a(s
Saabwertsr in einsm Sorf BON MafaduIetts, asaene
iber BON 3 S~srmailten S6wtlern, tpelde NIT Der glaz
bel fiimmerlid iGr SreS Serpienttn. CT lab lie untsr
rer 2af pieier tadi i&sn Grbsit iinfen. Die iiinaers
S6wafer nabte baS Sobtsgbemb Der Glterer,, bic an.
bere iGr eisenes uub. gBtlicn folste ais outer 9iaAbar
,tnb Sreuno gum Grade. Dmr8brunaen pp,t Gem 9nz
Bid 10 Sielen 0eibens nabm Der iunse 6aibperfer
lid por, bieief SflaSerei Der NaSd elm @nbe ,u ma
den. limb er 1ielt gSurt. Ian bearub e6en bic leBte
ttsr, brei SGtreltsrn, ais bisiel6e 3eitunssnunrmsr,
ipelGe ben 9si6enSug %nslbete, son elmer ipunberGaret
@riinbun9 elmer n~d9enben Malhine I'M 0priea iprad.
9B9eeler unp 9StGon prrbea iftit 5olpe, bert gar
ter aler gagmai4inen, inter pie, g8p9lt1dter Der
@fnI69eit 8erebnet iperDeiL ipsitrt man SaGlplerl iebt.
are6er gplitifer riAt nebr 9sbenft. Z nat ~ -rre
8ereits ieBt Dabea mir Sablole Na6maIdinen, iiber
gunSsrt 9atsnte lino Derans9encmnlfr, uno 6 6atri-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-11
idtpsr gu entideipsn, Of bic iGntinpisuns Der 5rei.
Belt hissmal Iebr piufcmmen mar.
SumteS &.

= Serr. anton! 8er BAT pas 5aar5f bier se<
brau&t2 Die Slafde 1T balb lsr. gur meiner 2tb.
reife mar Ic Scu. @as bei6t bas?
Clinton. gusr @naSen la0srs nur ieiu. Das
3sus tauste bod ntdts.
5srr. gBie fos Bas weiBt Du Of ss mas taust
pber nidt.
Clinton. Nun, Id pOuts mai %prpbireu, obs pa6r
III, was auf Der 8taide lebt, bae ss bic 5aare pa6-
fen madt. Son metner 5udspeI,tdppe Fnb bic 5aare
fat aussesanssn unb i6 Babe es nun NIT benz 3eug
ba probirt. atsr trobbem bas i6 bic balbe SIaI&e
oraufssidnisrt, if bod jsBt fein sinstses Saar metr
bran als pprber.