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AT Private Sale,

A VALUABLE TRACT CT LAND, ly-
"A ing near Pckens G. H., containing One
Hundred and Twenty Acres, and adjoining
lands of Alex Ramsay, D. III. Kennemur and
others. There is dwelling and buildings
on the premises. For terms, (Which will be
made easy) and further particulars apply to
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON.
Juno TO- 1853 Al
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FOR THE SENATE.

ESs" The friends Of Gen. f. n. GARVIN
announce him candidate for the State Senate,
at the ensuing election.
B1s" The friends ofELIHU II. GRIFFIN,
Esq, respectfully announce him a candidate
for the Senate, for Pickens district, at the
next election.
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NOTICE.

ENHoSE having demands against the Es-
IL tate of A. p. White, dcceased will ren.
der them to mo legally attestcd, and all those
indebted to said Estate must make immediate
payment to the Undersigned
w. w. WHITE, Admir-,
Juno I, 1858 AZ 3,n
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LAST NOTICE.

F1HE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS due to
IL Holland & Henry must be paid by the
lst OF July next, or they will be placed in
the hands of n. G. PUILrAM, Esq, for iinmc-
diatc collection.
B. A. HENRY.
Walhalla. June Q. 1858 47
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Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
NEHSS. m, KNEE

ANlNG just returned from New York
III offers very handsome selection of
GOODS to her friends and the public in gem
eral. She is able to sell them at worry low
prices, having selected them from the largest
wholesale stores in New York. Articles of
every kind DOMESTIC as we'll as FANCY
GOODS. Also, Laces and Embroidcries of
every description, which she particularly re-
commcnds to notice, as they were selected
with great care, and at prices that will alone
be temptation. Her MILLINERY she
will not speak of, as the Northern styles arc
too we'll known to need recommendation.
Her variety is very general and cannot fail
to please both in quality and price. To DO
convinced of which you have only to call at
an carly day on
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State OF South Carolina,
IN EQUITY-pIoKEEs.
James Rogers

NS , Bill for Partition &c,
Edward Rogers, ct. ais
I appearing to the satisfaction of the Com
i missioner that Edward Rogers, Temperance
McWhorter, John McWhorter and wife Sarah,
Wilson brennan and wife Prudence, Amos Rob-
inson and wife Nelly, Hugh Rogers, and the
heirs-at-law of John Rogers, to wit: - Rog-
ers, his widow, Emerson Black and wife Eliza
beth, ~ Moore and wife Sarah James Rogers,
Zachariah Rogers, William Rogers, John Rog-
crs, and David Rogers, defendants to complain
ants bill of complaint, reside beyond the limits
of this State on motion of Norton, complain
ants solicitor, it is ordered that the absent de-
PENDANTS above named do severally appear in
this honorable court and plead, answer or de-
mur to the said bill, within three months from
the publication hereof their consent to the
same will be taken by an order pro confesso
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Com'rs Office, March 80, 1858 3m
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The BELL CREvAssE.- The Planters
(Miss.) Banner, speaking of the Bell crew
osse, says that it has put over forty plapta-
tions under water, and destroyed cane
enough to make twenty thousand hogs
heads of sugar. A railroad that cost mill
ions of dollars has nearly stopped operation,
the Texas steamers will, for season, leave
our waters, and an immense sheet of plan
tations between the Lafousche and the Gulf
of Mexico are under water. The Banner
inveighs strongly against the carelessncss
and neglect whereby crcyasses on the river
occur.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-06-12

WRITE your name by Kindness love and
mercyon the hearts of the people you come
in contact with, year by year, and you will
never be forgotten.
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Ara marriage ceremony, which is of the
most value, the bride or the bridegroom The
bridegroom; for the bride is given away, and
the bridegroom is sold.
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GEN. HousToN's EXPEDITION TO MIX
1co.-We understand that Gen. Houston,
Immediately after the adjournment of Con-
gress, contemplatcs an expedition into Mex
leo with company of four five thousand
men, who are anxious to follow the hero of
the Alamo to new conquests. Walker and
Henningsen donot inspire the adventurous
youth of the South with confidence, and it
has been signiied to General Houston that
if he would lead them, there were thousands
ready to follow him to any part of Mexico.
The understanding is that they are to Tex
anize another slice of Mexico aud bring it
into the Union, and with it Houston into
the Senate. - EUening Pcs'.
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a., F.. NJ.

FHNIIEnext Regular Communication of Kco-
IL wee Lodge, No. 70, A. F. NJ, will be
held on Saturday 26h juno instant, at 8
o'clock, p. NJ. BY order of the w. NJ.
+. II. LAWRENCE, Sec'y
June 10, 1853 47 3
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LOOK HERE!
One Of the Best Plantations on
Tugalo River for Sale.

NNlIE subscriber offers for sale his WELL.
Il KNOWN PLANTATION, lying above
and below JarrctPs Bridge, ON Tugalo river,
containing
p One Thousand -Four Hundred Acres,
There ere Two Hundred Acres of excellent
Bottom Land, as to the fertility of which it
is unnecessary to say anything, as it is we'll
known that it cannot bc surpassed by any in
the State. The remaining twelve hundred
acres mostly woodland.
There has been recently erected a commo-
dious Cottage, of the most approved and mo-
dern style, on a beautiful eminence, within
two hundred yards of the river This, to-
getherwith the salubrity of the climate, pure
water and fine land, make this one of the
most desirable places in the up country
Churches are convenient of PRESBYTERIAN.
Methodist and Baptist denomination. The
tract will be divided to suit purchasers, pro-
yided it all can be disposed of at one time.
Will be sold with the place, ifdesired, Corn,
Fodder and Wheat. Also, stock of all kinds.
II you want "Home, sweet Home" you
had botter apply early, or you may loose a
bargain, as such places are rarely in market.
Possession given the first of November next.
Terms will be made accommodating. Ad
dress me at "Walton's Ford, Ga" or apply
on the premises.
II. III. pRATHER.
May 3, 1883 20 tf
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New ORLEANS, June 3.-Tho jury in the
case of General William Walker have disa-
greed upon verdict. Gen. W. demands a
now trial, but nolie prosequi has been en-
tered,
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RcgigiOus Notice.

ID EY. JOHN ARIAL will deliver a funer-.
lO al sermon at Pickens @. H. on the Ord
Sabbath in June, instant, at l l o'clock, AM.
Rev. Mr. Gleason will preach in the after
noon, at 3 o'clock. Juneg
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h1YMg me AL,

MARRIED, at Tunnel Hill on the evening of
the 3Oth, by a. B. Bowden, Esq, Mr. FIELDING
PRICE to Miss DELLA ANN GARRIsoN, all of that
place.
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~ Office.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of
IN Martin Moody, deceased, must pay i'm
mediatoly, and those having demands against
said Estate will render them to me legally
attcsted
BENZ. A. MOODY, Ex'or.
May %, 1853 46
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NOTICE..

a PPLICATION will be made to the next
IA Legislature for a charter to construct a
Turnpike Road from the west end of tho
great Tunnel, the nearest and best route to
Pulaski, to be called the Brasstown and Pan
thor Creek Turnpike
June IL. 1858 az 3m
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A BRAVE WOMAN Cow1nD1Na AN

A BRAVE WOMAN CownIDING AN
ANONYMOUS LETTER WRITER.-An in
teresting Incident very interesting Incl
dcnt-transpired at one of the hotels in
Nashville, on Thursday last. The Daily
Gazette furnishes the following particulars:
a lady, engaged in giving instructions
In Pearl Painting, had some business mig
understanding with man who recently To-
Gated here. 1t appears that a few days
since the lady received an anonymous letter
ofan insulting character, and suspecting its
authorship, she accosted the man referred
to above and asked him if he was the wri-
ter. He acknowledged the soft impeach-
mont and thereupon the indignant female
let in upon him quite vigorously with a
twisted cowhide, which she had provided
orthat especial occasion. After blow or
two had been administered, the man sue
ceeded in wrestling the ugly instrument
from her hand, remarking that "cowhiding
was wo-handed game" But the lady's
determination to be avenged could not be
so easily thwartcd. Drawing and present
ing pistol, she coolly informed her victim
that his life depended on his Immediately
restoring to her the cowhidc. He knew
from the cut of her eye that she was a wo-
man of her word, and reluctantly gave back
the little tormentor. She then renewed
the costigation, and although he made con-
siderable effort to get out of her way, she
continued to "pitch in" and only desisted
when her strength had entirely failed 1t
will be very late, we presume, before that
man writes another anonymous letter to that
woman.
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Estate Notice.

MOTICEis givon that final settlement
In ofthe Estate of Isaac Anderson. Jr. de-
ceased, will be made before the Ordinary, at
pickens g. H., on Monday the 28th day of
Juno next eAll persona Indebted to said es-
tate will make payment, and those having
demands viii render them to me, legally at,
tested, by that time.
ESLI HUNT, Admir-.
March ~, 1903. 3S 3m.
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WANTED 40 HTRE.

WANTED TO HIRE,
YINEN or TWELVE NEGRO MEN 10
j. work on the Blue Ridge Railroad, three
miles above Walhalla. Apply on tho Road,
or to Tie subscriber.
Dec 10, 1857 22 6m
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Sg.LouIs, June 1.-The village of Ellcsi-
nnl was completely destroyed by tornado,
on Sunday night. Fifteen persons were kill
cd and several fatally wounded.
The American Convention here have nomi-
mated Judge Gambler for Representative to
Congress.
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MmTHa,Kn

NOTICE..
a LLpersons indebted to the Estate of An
IA drew H. Archer, deceased, must make
immediate payment, and those having de-
mands against the said Estate will render
them to me legally attested
VIM. HUNTER, Admir-.
juno 3, 1858 46
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New GOLD MINE.-Wc learn that our
friends Hammond and Parkinson, of ALA
toona, have discovered gold minc in Cass
county, from which they are realizing from
SloO to S2OO per day.z-Aaansta Dtspatch
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HIDES And BARK

NXT III, BE BOUGHT Ar FAIR PRICES
j wv by J. L.. n. SMITH.
TantYard, Jan 4, 1883 2t~sy
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ST. Louis, June Thirty boxes of mus
kets have been shipped from Jefferson City to
the border counties, by the State authorities,
as is inferred with the design ofrepelling the
invasion of the State by marauding bands
from Kansas. lis probable the militia of
tic Western counties will be called out.
ST.. LOUIS, May 3l.-The Republican learns
that Gov. Stewart has sent Gen. Parsons to
Bates and Cass counties, to ascertain the ex-
tent of the troubles reported to exist there
and whether it be necessary to call out the
militia to protect the border counties of Mis-
souri, from the dcpredations of Montgomery's
band.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

Rss' The friends of Rev. H. NJ BARTON
respectfully announce him as n candidate for
Tax Collector Mt the next election.
Bsg" The friends of j. w. L. CARY respect
fully announce him n candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Collector, for Pickens dis
trict at the ensuing election.
GGs~ The friends Of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-06-12

FOR MAJOR
EeAo The friends of Capt. D. T. DOYLE re-
spectfully announce him candidate for Major
of tho I'd Battalion, I'd Regiment, s C. NJ
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PICKENS ACADEMY.

YHNIIE TRUSTEES of the above Institution
IL take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that their School is now open forlthe rc-
ception OF Students, under the supervision of
on experienced Teacher, WIN. NJ HEATH,
Esq. Rates of Tuition for the Primary class
Sc 90 per session of five months For Gram
mar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition,
and everything pertaining to an English Ed
ucation $S per session. For the Languages
and the higher branches of Mathematics,
SIS 90 per session.
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State OF south Carolina,

SVsate Oh SOuth Carolina.
rIoKENs DIsr-iN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Dledrich Biemann Foreign Attachment.
ys ~ Norris II e. prui.
Hendrck & Ledford ptf's At,,ys
WliEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the 18th dav
" OF May, 1858, file his declarations neainet
the defendants, who (asit is said )are abscnt9rou
anil without the limits of this State. and dave
neither wife nor attorney known within The same,
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served: Itfs ordered. therefore, that fhs
said defendants do appear and plead 10 the said
declaration on or before the 18th day of Mav.
1900; otherwise, final and absotute ;tdrmsrt
will then be given and awarded against them.
n,k, - j. e. HAG00D, COP.
Clerks Once, May IL, 1858 I'D
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MO- TECE.

SO HBCEs
A LII persons indebted to the Estate of AL
~ mon Powell, deceased, mustpay prompt
Estate will render them to me legally attes-
ted. ROB'T POWELL, Admir-.
May 3, 1858 AZ 3m
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Something New at Old Pendleton
GROCERIES, GROCERIES!

VIE UNDEKSIGNED have established,
Il at this place,
FanmiEy Grocery Store,
For the purpose of accommodating the public
with GROCERIES at Anderson prices! Our
terms being strictly cash or it's equivalent,
enables us TO offer inducements not to be
found elsewhere. 1t is useless y cnumcratc
our Stock suffice it to say, we have a COM
pletc Stock of all kinds of GOODS usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
We will barter or pay the highest cash
price for Produce, and the usual articles Of
home manufacture and barter.
All we ask is o fair trial!
JOHN t. SLOAN & co.
Pendlcton, March u, 1858 34-tf
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WHIsKERETgEs" Is Che name giyen TO
8 bess -eatchers" worn By. girls this spring
for lack Of whiskeYs, moustachep, or poat.
ees They are made by drawing down lit
tle tuStg Of hair from the temples, and for
Inisg them, BY means Of gum arabic into
ssellOps. ~ -E.ccha,,qe,
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Oa4eO'8

Magical Pain Extractor.
Ntenals 1T cine &utpsdans tn Der Material Msb atm &c.
na@t wSrben, wObar@ Der S&mers 70 i6nea asftlt wieo
lt1,n 3utdnb sura dsebra6t pSer QDunotn unb @ef&wure 70
gebetIt werben unb babtt tetne Nart IN ODER ION.
nt9tn o4aosn 5urud8eIaHeu, ais burG Daats's mastfben
SUmer3. gerttletr.
Sci Sbntttca, gGunbtn, 9errsutuneen uab 8raaf&en -
Sdaen' oenen &tn6er tmmtr unterp0rTen imb - III bte 9Gtr.
tnn9 Is adten . alep' i6en S9mrJ.8ertt gers INNER BIZ.
ltlee! GDie pttl S9merjsn unO Qetbea tSnnten ui6t card
Stel . Wtttel Strbtnbttt wsrben. Sd fetbt bas Qeb sr 81 ma
Dtt bdSpA ab, b6 Der dGtt OaGes. @rtr act Bet Der banb tt.
Na9srss neiaaen me ne 8 .prudten pamptlete, af Ote tb err
mth perantmprtliG baIte.
Setn eau bet gerbrenuunBen unb @srbribuns gen, mag Ct
%trudenben unO bstltnSsn @iseaI9afe en- Ssn DaQty's S6mer-
ienS.@ert l8er MT erfanben.
Oerlelbe TT muir adj, wenn bic S9a9tet etn tn Stabl aefD.
genes @ttanette nit Der S'enatur ppn s. y. g ttdtner
bat.
Irei$ rs Cts, fir bic cd s6ttl.
So Der Ae9ts wirO S~srfauft BET 9 etb g. sane, So
t0S, 10 ft.~ 8alttmprefr. St4.S
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8atdelcr's beribmtes Saarfdrbunosmitte[ l..

O1lWeIcE 8 berI9TIte8 DaufTlrbnn98nlltteI Ia
Dtefes Wtittel TT tn alsn Gbrtle n Der 9Deit ais bas etn,Se
bttannt, wel&es mad IppltfattUn fpfOrt benz 5aart etne pratt d.
.t9e lGwarae O6er braune 5drbe siept. @s 1T gum Sabrtfpre Ie
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&bentp Bald eIUr's mo lbautI&es Cream Der bette &rhfel
sur Stdrtane unb &r9altune bes 9aarts. .8u taben In Dan,
ceS Droe aerte' 4aben, 80. 1W8 Salttmprefr., Baltimore bet
ISM. v. Dat&tIUr, &rfHber unb etpstser G~abrttant, MD. 38S
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@afbinatun, .. q.

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Die llnterSei9neten MAIDEN hermit tbrtn 8remnben, tD@ts
benz beutf6en 9ablttun pom aSaiPtH8t0n aH0 ""Ssse"O ''e
Nniet8e, oB tie
Srettaa ben 1. Sftpber 1858
tbr neu etnSert&tetss 9Ofal
.,Gteu ben : IOa1ts",
YennlYlSauta 9D. smti6en Der q. anb 3. Strabe
srOfast paben. 0as &tabltfement entbalt
9QSeiNs, Sagerbters nnN SaftcezWtrtbl0aft,
mOielbf MUIR bic bsfsn stcffs Ssrabrst4t nerbea, fORann cine
wpbl etn8ert6tete
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unttr Der qettans bts 8U&tinftsrs 5srrn GtabL
8u ttber 3a8esseit tdlte unb marine Speifen.
Wttt otelen @tnrtbtun8en IN 0erbtnbuns febenb elm nu
Concert alpn,
fur wtI6en tie bettu Srdfte Der 0erstaieten Staaten tngd.
etrt wasbsn, anter anbsrn
S'F =9;raSHts asa0rtf s.. S5sta,
fUwtt bic 6erren GGriatan unb Ds6er &C. &c.
SeOeu Nbeno Elm neue5 BroBanln.
Die @r6hnunp fnbst @~prmtttass fatt 6pr8 etaen aus
ben fetafen 2%tferttfan %beftIenben
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BON ben Neiferhdneen bes 6etrn GtabI bereitet.
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a%usssfasrt ssn 10 @sit8HsOern Der W}ortas SomO..
&ben6s Don IN ubr Gpncert"8Drtrdee
Der 0elelllAuft v@puccrota"
frater in philadelphia.
Gtntrttt 3ara GOncert 10 Gt8. fitr Serren,
npfur en Grinf- perdbret6t miro.
AS- ger Gtn9an8 our Oameu tt ltnts ePm 8ar3tnmer.
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seaen 9tufs n ber8ert4tet; bur2 BEN 8au etnes GaneertsSus
Ions, fptpte burG oas engagement Der beien muittn tIben
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pnblttnms lan8t .~8eflbttem gepUrlntB aS8ebOifsn 81 5abea
mtF lfpeH eeBpd!b mem reSF 5a9lrehben 8elup sntee8en.
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a1it bent 5euttgsn Ease t4 sne neue
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wprunter ISA6r no 1917, DstpeSpsimet uno pprjlgIt6e 8ptb
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Ipru6 befens ei~nseiaben.
GF- Die a3trtp&art Diargtanb &ptnue wirb u~nperdaber
~fprtsstbt. ouL NhuLnL
Au926-S JOStpu UeTIldTuC-
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bic An3eige Der 5erren 9 a M # 8 uno & 3 N E ~
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riAtet unO bereits erEfnet baben. MuBerbem il
Elm pradtDOaer @pnsert>SalOn et%nsertdtet, tpoIe1bIf
1eOen Nbeno GOn3erte ltattfnOen, aussefabrt BON
ben teien &inltIern. Ole &etaurat i0u ltebt nm
ter Der 9eituns bes beratmten AO9s Sru. StabI.
(N6bereS llebe Mnaeige.)
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Teiacn ais 6eilmitteI.

US MP. y Il m aGte Senna. 8ttsen tOnntn benz
Snbtttum as tas bette Wftttel 8esen Usrfppfuns, nsrr6fes
&optpeb nnb aae dntern, aus elmer l~ln0r6nuaa beB 0erbau.
nn.n8sis mems eatfanbsnen 8ranftettn ~tmpfOblen werben.
@uStHlteBlt& ~pr6parirt BON QDm. s. q Imam, Gbsmtf tn
Cd a6tsl bet
OIt4>s Set6 9. 5auer, SO. 103 BaIttmDrefr.
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6erperfeaIn8 Der 8sfprten Srbnun8 bes atassuS unb Inter.
Ietbes, OpSf pita, S4ptntn i. TIM Rppfe 1e. 8tbt 20 tetne beI.
web, S9ptneel, S9ldfrt9tstt uS Sltnssn IN Dn Opsen lH>
aen, ale &tttenes, Die Dpu etnem ~ i rftI 8lutbranee mad
benz E9pfe. betrn8eia9t fnD, 10 uttu ntemals pbne btee ptleu
ietn, tn6ern bttfe ben f&nel 8etrau4t. BITE 8sfdbrltGteh 8rant~
beten Derttnoern.
Man lels f~OlsenbeS lUbenoe 3susniB lber bic
Setlung Dpa OY5pepIa.
VI. rtrb btermtt btt1elnigt, bag meine 5rdu fet IL Sdbttn
an OtSptpitI lit uno ale dnge3et8ten WeDtstuen unQ GpDm-
fpntGntf1en Set!mtttel pbne @rfSIS benuBte. SD felbh mHrbe
tn 5pl9e Harlem &rinfenS beinGpe bltno uno befarb tete bic
fausnOt 8rantbett ~ cefOmmen. Oa bDtte ib Don 9anee'S
Sarapartae-p iuen unb boltt mir cine S6d6tel oerleloeu.
gu meintda erpsten s Itaunen purbe i'd lpmO b, ais aub
ntstne Srau burd pH y ebrauH herlG5en curtrt une i'd bes
fnpe MID lest wGbl une mInter.
g. $. 9atI,
Nleemarle, nabe 2Diltfr.
Nelnl9un9 oe8 Olutes!
Baltimore, bea %. Suit 1858.
IS ~ RI Gterntt bff1eKtj It, bas tb an betttaen Sdmerier
II Der 8ruf uns TIM te1ten Mrme lit, nelbe .pn benz pr-
%oprbenen 5urdnpe metneS y uteS %berrIbrtea. Ntan empfab i
mir ben Sebra9 pcn Dances Sarfa, ar; eue- pber Btulretnt-
baue, perI GpanbeA ole S1mer5sn en-. Die aDtrfGamtett Der Yil.
len mar tepr 9altnb u0 ib nM3 beteanen, paB is oS anee-
nebmfe 9ur8rmtttlb tlotn, wel6es tb te eeb. au4te.
pGtrtd SCptt.
SO. % &Onwas, sWtiGen 5Owarb- unb @utawar.
Sur Warnul19
90tl man bteft ptaeE 8ebrauUeu, ~ Iet man auf Der SUIT,
b6 man lit d~lysfabrG wtrpe. Wtan faufe eatneoer Del pen
rib rBsn A8enten, ppet fertme lelblt na9
Setp g. 9dnce,
HD. 13 8alttnprefr.
preta IS Cts. pro SGddtet fir 5G aee's aate YiQen Ober
) S3a@telu fur S.. Ott4.S
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gs~ OR. 9 wapnes 3ulammenQeleBte
sBtlo ttrl4ens SgrOp peht oOrtreHli9 barladdtsen 9afhen, Gr.
oen, Stssln unb Iaffsissn in Der &eblt, Raraatbna atstt mnb
SttasSltsn, iOSts aae sraa.psitsa bss Salfes unO Der aepIs
otr Srut oesr Der HSn8t. Dtsfe 4rsnst retntgt suslsi6 unb
.dutert ods Ulut. SIN, @rpb- uno 8leinpsrtauf au baStn in
Der Office bts ~gDedsr~ gu 81 per Bsalae. "
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81 Gu9en S90ntng'S au80e3eids
asten S&webtf@ Bitter, subereifet aus gbtrnriuse
EN- nntraslt4es wtittsl, sesen 9s9etbsf4p.rsen, Wsiblu6t
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frantpetten unb daen aus eineln tn u~nprbnund oeratbenrn
ID aeen snttetenosa 8ranf9sttsu, 1T au 80 Gents Ste 8laI4 ~