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Dissolution of Copartnorship.

last AND FINAL NOTICE.
HNllE copartncrslip existing between Den
Il dy & PlIlcn is this day dissolved by mn-
tual consent. As n convenience to those in
dcbtcd to us we will attend, prepared for set
tlcmcnt, the Circus at Walhala. rcgmcntal
mnstcr at Halls muster ground. and Tunnel
Hill Barbecue Aftcr which all Notes and
Accounts unsettled will be placed in an Off
GERS hands for immediate collection. The
lntcntion OF one of the firm to cmigrate west
renders it impossible to delay further
DENDY & PULLEN.
Fcndlcton. Aug |. 1850 = If
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ROADS !! ROADs!!

THIE question of closing tho Road from
l. tho Regmcntal Muster Ground Of tho
I'd Regiment by Stcele's (now Rhcttls) Mills.
toward Flat Rock Muster Ground, and of
opening Road from Salem church ky Flat
Shoal and Dupcan's mill to Bethel Church,
will be considered Mt tho meeting of tho
Boasd at Walhalla the ID Saturday la Sop
tembor next.
Application will be made the samo timo
snd plQco for making public ION certain CON
dlt'oqel the now Road being opened from
Piekeaa g.H. 10 the General Muster Ground
ipno 10, 1850 Al III
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Pickcns-Hn Equity.
Avarilla Griffin


- VS.. Bill for Partition.
Thos. Griffin, ct. al.
pY virtue of u decrctal ordcrof the Court
,D of Equity, directed to nc, there will
be sold Mt public auction, to the highest bid
der, Mt Pickons Court House, ON Salc,lay in
September next, the Real Estate of Sargent
Griffin, deceased, to wit:
Tract No. 2, lying in the State and district
aforesaid, containing Five Hundred and
Eighty,hve Acres, aud adjoining lands of
Tract No. L. Samuel Brown, y. Roper and
others
Tract No. 3, similarly situate. containin.
Three Hundred and Sixty-eight Acres. and
adjoining tracts Nos. | and .. j. G.. Fcrgu
son anu others.
RsBP Plats of these tracts are on Gle i'm INV
Office forcxnminaton and sale of the premises.
Terms OF SALE.-On credit Of one. two
and three years, with interest from day of
sale. except tho costs which arc to be paid in
cash. The purchaser or purchasers to enter
into bond to the Commissioner. with at least
two good snrctics, to secure the payment of
the purchase money and pay extra for titles.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Comr's. Office, July 26. 1859 L td
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PROGRAMME.

TNIIE following Programme has hccn ar
IL ranged for the Tunnel Hill Barbecue
and Mass Meeting.
An opportunity will be afforded for tho in
spcction of the Tunnel until III, A. NJ.
AT III, a. NJ, q Procession will bc formed
at No. Shaft, and proceed thence to the bar
becuc ground.
The Addresses will then be delivered and,
upon their conclusion the Company will be
invited to tho barbecue.
Il. SHARPE,
Chairman of Committee Of Arrangements.
Aug2 = If
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Pendleton Prices Current.


PESDLEToS, August g. 1889.
Cotton, per Id 9aloiCoifce, Rio, pcrlb l2a14
Corn, " bush 90 100 Java :. 2O n 90
Corn meal " 100 10 Lap'a o lG n II
Bacon. hog 10 10 Bale Rope I3o14
Bagging. Guny 20 u 20 Bccswax. "18a n %
Butter, per fb l5a l6IEggs, per doz 10 n l2I
Flour, per bl 500 SGiIron, Swcde. Gg n 7
Indigo, F." 13T loo " "5toIy MI
Lead, 1Oal2 English g
Madder, 2Oa 20 Molasscs, no 60 II (5
Nails. per kcg, Gn $3.50 WI as n 30
Oats, per bush, 40 40lPowdcr, perkcg 800 MS
Ieas, 10 a'l Id 81 n 40
Ktce, I'D Gl Pepper, lib Is u l8
steel iiistcr n l3'Salt, per sack, 225 $50
German, IL lllSugar brown, On II
Cast, pa % Shot, per sack, 2jO
SeSars, per doz % 6OITobacco. per lb % 100
Tea, Ioa 3oIWhcat. rcr bl 237 a$25O
Whisky, "gal lO0a l5O,Yarn, Fuct'ry, 1OOn 10
Osnaburgs, per yard, 12I n IL
choice lot of the above articles always on
hanh nj JOHN T. SLOAN & Co.'S
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her mind in regard to Canada. {" Dcy
kin all talk about their freedom over dar,
s(pointing with cane brake finger across
sthe blue water in the direction marked by
3thesCnion's wako,) but I'd n hccp lcycyer
stay with we dem down in old Kentuck."
\ The entire party took the l1.30 A. NJ.
train for Cincinnati, happy in the thought
that they were going home Uccciowa
Hcnncrnk ~ ~ 49,
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aHYM e. NE AL,

M>nniEe, on the Goth juno last, by Rev. .Jno
Coffee, Mr.. WN. Ii. LiSD, of Pickens, to Miss
MARTHA Il. WALL, of Rabun; Ga.
On tile 3lst ult. by w. j. Parsons. Esq. Mr..
WM. BYRON TO Miss SARAH RiaDoN. of Pickens.
On tho 8lst ult. by the same, Mr.. Jso.. WALK
Rn to Miss CAN'T, daughter of Martin CAN'T all
OF Pickons district.
On tho I'd instant, by Rev Wm McWhorter.
Rev. j. j.. KENSEDY of Anderson, to Mrs. ELiz-
ADErM SIMPSON. of I.amrens
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NdD'E'lGE.

I NDER an order of the Court of Equity
" we have been authorized, and are also
now prepared to distribute tho personal estate
of Russell Cannon, deceased. The hcirs.at-
law of said deceased arc hereby requested to
apply for their distributive shares, as we will
not longer be held responsible for interest
RANSOM DUKE, ,,,
HARRIET DUKE, Apm rs
Aug l. 1850 = 3m
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FOR SALE.

INlIE subscriber offers for sale his SAW
IL AND GRIN DlNG MILLS, with 100 or
ll3p ACRES on LAND attached, or will
sell tho MILLSwith all ofthc Land, in shares.
to Company, retaining one or moro shares
a. one of the stockholders of the Company.
Apply to BGNJ. RIIETT.
Aug |. 1859 Bounty Land.
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w. 3. GAINEY.
Kings Mountain 7Bilit:,ry School

lORKVILLE, s. G.
TIlE tenth session of this healthy located In
L. sttution, will open on Monday, the 18th of
August. to continue four months
TERMs--For Tuition. Books, Stationery &C.
Hoard, Lights Washing and Fncl. $50. pay
able in advance. No pupil received under
twelve or over eighteen years of age or who
cannot read and write. Circulars containing
regulations and full information concerning the
School may be seen at this Office, or obtained
By addressing the Principals Mt Yorkvillc
Maj. NJ. JENKINS, and Capt a. COWARD,
Principals.
REFERENCES.
Gen. j. Jones. Columbia. s. C. Tx. Governor
j. III, Means. Buckhcad. S. c.. General y. +.
Jamison, 0rangcbnrg. S. c.: Col. l. ID. viii
son, Society Hill, S. G.. Gen. II. NJ. G. Dunno
ydnt,'96 Depot. S. G.
July %, 1859 80 Z
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Law Notice.

TiiENmdcrsigncd have formed a partnership
in the practice of Law and Equity for Pick
ems District. Mr.. lIApDEN may be consulted ut
MS oliicc iii Pickcns and Mr.. OIn at Anderson
JAMES l.. ORR,
w. VI. IIADDEN
Pickcns c. IT,. May 10, 1859 i2-tf
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Nap.TlG3l.

Y FRANCES a. V. WHITE, wife of C.
il III. White, lIarncss.mnkcr, of Wnlhalla,
hcieby gives notice that nt the expiration of
three months from this date | will transact
business rs a sole trader or frco-lcalcr. MY
occupation is that of Mllincr
+. 4. " WHITE
Aug |, 1859 2 3m
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

At P1CkCnS q. M.
INllE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
il friends and the public generally, that he
has opened
GROCERY STORE,
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in an cstab-
lishmcnt of this kind. The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
Sious terms and will be sold accordingly.
Terms will be strictly Cash or Barter at
cash prices. Call and sec me-
j. b. REID.
yApril |. 1859 SO tf
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LAND FOR SALE.
N Great Bargain 90 be Had.

WE now offer for sale one of the most
w hcQutifnl, picturesque, pleasant and
healthy Summer residences that can lie found
in the State. 1t lies on Oplcnov Creek, in
Pc&eNs. miles from Col. Ilagood's. 6 miles
from Mrs Barton's, 3! miles from Mai. Alex
andcr's plantation. and contains 927 Acres,
90 Acres of rich bottom, never overllown. i'm
n high state of cultivation. and much good
upland. with the best Cattle and Hog range
in the State. To be sold because We bou ght
it Jointly but cannot divide it satisfactorily
Any person wishing to buy such plantation
would do we'll to call and see the place, the
splendid crop now standing on it, get some
of the pnrcst water in the world, and view
of tho most splendid mountain scenery in
the State. Our Post Office is Sunny Dale
on the place.
JAMES G.. COOK.
JOHN B. PARSONS.
July-2r 1850 Sew
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U G7[5 IKE U wv E$ co W.R1[$ r. :

WHEN Yoltarc was told friend of his
was studying to become physician, he cx-
claimed: Why will he be so mad? He
will have to thrust drugs of which he knows
little, into II body of which he knows less :
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Medical Notice.

+ hOCTORS MABRY AND SLOAN hay
~ ing formed a Cnpartnership in tho prac-
tiec of Medicine and Surgery, rcspcctfully
oiicr their Professional services to the COM
munity at large,
Pendloton. S. c. Anril Il. 1850 40 tf
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Law Notice

IilE undersigned will devote himself entirely
\. Il to the practice of Law and Equity on the
western Circuit. MIR. llAppEN is his partner
at Pickcns. LANES r. onR
Anderson c. H., May TO- 1850 42-,f
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Fair at Bothol.

ENllE Ladies' Benevolent Society of Bethel
IL Church will hold their next Annual Fair
on Wednesday the 10Th instant Rev. Mr..
MuLIALIY will deliver an address ut 10
O'Clock, a. NJ. Aurl
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LAND FOR SALE.

FNIIE subscriber offers for sale tho yalua-
Il bic TRACT OF LAND on which he
now resides, situated in the District of Pick
ems and lying on the head waters of Eighteen
Mile Creek. containing Three Hundred and
Twcnty-four Acres. On die premises there
arc n comfortable twcllmg all necessary
out-bniIdings with about Thirty Acres of
good bottom land Terms made easy, and
Tor further particulars apply on the land to
FELlN ROGERS.
March %, 1859 80 IF
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LUMBER f! LUMBER I

'HNiE subscribers having purchased tho
IL MI LIS formerly owned by Col John A,
EhSicy, deceased, three miles cast of Pickcns
Z, IT,, arc prepared to fill orders for LUM-
BER, finished or unfinished: SASH Blinds,
Panncl Doors, or anything Ia that line, at
short notice. We are determine I to carry ON
the business in all its branches, and persons
wishing anything in our line, may NC assured
their orders will meet with prompt attention
The business will he carried on under tho
name of the "SiX Mile Company" Mr. NJ y
MlrcnELL is the authorized Agent of the Com
pany, to whom all orders should be addressed
We solicit share Of public patronage
+. j. KEITH,
H. G. BOGGS,
NJ. +. MITCHELL.
j. N. LAWRENCE,
w. n. CRAIG.
Six Milo, -ov. 5, 1853 l6 IF
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@ A NJ NltO A Il 6. 8.
For ORDINARY.

Bay The friends of j. H. MARETT respect
fully announce him II candidate for Ordinary of
Pickcns District nt the next election.
BsS" The friends OWN. J. PARSONS, ESQ.
respectfully announce linn candidate for re-
election to the office of Ordinary, for pickens
district, at the ensuing election.
Rsiy" The friends of w. r.. HOLCOAIBE res
pecttully announce him candidate for Ordina-
ry, AT the next election
Rs2Y" The friends of S. II. JOHNS respect
i"'y announce him candidate for Ordinary at
the next election.
nssA, The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS hog
leave TO announce him n candidate for Ordinary
OF PickcnS district, at the ensuing election.
mHsu The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH ro-
spcctully announce him candidate for Ordin-
AIRY Of Pickons district, at tho ensuing election.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

Nilbisp VIII Dc St'ltl 10 tie nlHDCSt Dl'tCr,
Il at the late residence of Elias Mulliunix,
deceased, on the 18th and 10th days of Sep
tcmber next, all the estate.
Real and Personal,
of said deceased namely:
One VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situate, lying and being in Pickcns District.
ON Eighteen Mile Creek, containing Four
Hundred and Twenty Acres more or less.
This tract lies three miles west of Pickcns-
vile, upon which there are Sixty Acres of
good bottom land. well dried and improved.
% LIKELY NEGROES,
Five good Mules, one brood Mare, large lot
of IL ,gs and Cattle, one Still, and utensils,
two barrels of WhiSkoy. lot of Corn. with the
standing crop by the acre; one Wagon,
Farming Tools, Corn-shcler, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and various other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms OF SALE--rwclvc months credit,
with note and security. hearing interest.
TIE LEGATEES
July 90. 1850 | tl
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Cattle! Cattle for Sale,

OFFER forsalo Twcnty-one Head of STOCK
CATTLE. They are of theimproved Breed,
mostly Heifers-a few Beevcs amongst tho lot,
They can boscenat my farm on Martins Creek.
TlIOS. l.. LEWIS
July II, 1850 81
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New Powder Manuc2 ctory.

'NiESouth Carolina Powder Mills arc now
n IN successful operation. and the attcn-
ton OF Dealers is called to the unmistakoblc
superiority of the Powder Manufactured nj
these Mills over that any other in America
Wcare prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
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Pendleton Railroad Company.
SUBSCRIBERS to the capital stock of this
~ Company arc hereby notified that the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth InstalMcnts arc
required to be paid as follnws,viz:
The 18th instalmcnton lst day of May, 1859
10th Z" g July,
Goth 8" ." Z" Sept, &"
w. II. d. GAILLARD,
Feb "a, 1850 I'd Gee &sTreas'r.
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w. Walseman, Agent,
Id APER AND TAILOR,

WALIlALLA. S. C.
TEIIE undersigned bcgs lcnvoto inform his
IL friends and tho public, that he has
opened shop in tho building formerly occu-
pied by Issertcll & Norman, for the purpose
of carrying OH the business. of
Draper and Tailor,
in its various branches. lie has on hand
an excellent assortment of GuoDs for Gcntle-
mons wear which ho will make to order in
tho best style, and according to, the latest
fashion. lie respectfully solicits share of
public patronage.
De9pT Terms, most accommodating ,S
July II. 1869 81 R
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RsS" Where the kcg is returned % cents
will he deducted
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
D. IL. BEsEMrELpER. from Memmngcn, Ger.
many, skillul and experienced Powder ma
kcr He has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by tho sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is n
beautiful round and possesses the polish Of
steel, and is entirely free ION all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filled agreeable to specifications at tho
shortest notice. All orders should bc adj,
dressed to JouN BowEN & Co, ut Pickcns G.
H., South Carolina.
WM. II. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is. 1850 81 #
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FOR SHERIFF.

EeIy" The friends of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Sher-
i'll of Pickcns district at the next election.
EE6~ The friends of Col. LEMUEL TIIOM
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff Of Pckcns district, at the ensuing
election.
R.:S" Thc friends of Col. "A. =. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of Pickcns district, at tho ensuing
election.
BY" The friends OF W " CRAIG beg leave
toannouncc Him candidate for Sheriff of Pick
ems district, at the next election
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FOR TAN COLLECTOR

By" The friends of Mr.. \. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him II candidate for the
office of Tax Collector of Pickens district, ut
the ensuing election.
B::!E" Tire friends of Mr.. GEORGE F. STEAD
iNG respectfully announce him candidate for
TIC "ihcc oi Tax Collector, mt the next election.
GiA, The friends of Rev. j. II. IIUNNlCUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Office OF Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
Bs;$" The friends of Rev. ii. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him rs candidate for
Tax Collector ut the next election
BGfg" Tile friends of j. w. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him Il candidate for reelection
10 the oitce OF Tax Collector. for Pickens dis
trict, at the ensuing clccton,
BHH' The friends of III. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him n candidate for Tax
COLLECTION, mt the ncxt election
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sole Lcathcr. (hcmlock) per IL. - "a 80
lrGs" You will always find II large lot of Gro
ccricS and other heavy goods OH hand and for
sale at low prices at B & C's.
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Steue Qe1uOt.
UerIll1lt
Verlanot :

YIN Nea9Qeh, El yes bGs 9aIswtfcn, serfttt; - ebtnID en
oafleeper merefn 9el@3t. Na&Jufra9sn in Der 2Bsder. OfRce
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benz officer, itm ben Dold 5a entretben nnc
ben WItberoen nah Der liolifen Citation gu
%trtn9en. Oe.ielbe 1T iebt in Der Sail.
@rtmtnal <Gpurt. Cine arme
6rau Namens Sarab Werritt murDe ron Der
5urp fir wabnlinnig uno fir einen Pauper er
tlIrt, uno Die Surp empf1bl, bleielbe penn Nrs
menbaule, no lie lid 9e9enwdrtig b%eftnDet, no9
Dem Srlenbauie auf Wtount Scpe gu lNifen.
Stump lmtelIte paber cine Orcre aus, mUruad
bic unslitflid,e auf Staat5tolten n10 ber An>
lt1lt 9ebr1At metoen fol-
Wa8 ben SAD Oe8 8ruoarlnSroer8 @cnnert
betrifft, 10 tru9 Der Staatsanpalt auf SerIfies
bun9 all, neil Smei Der Staotsjeu9en Uerretst
leien. Der Pro3eB wurOc baber auf ben ndA'
ten Termtn perIdo6eu.
IS lolte nun Der Yrc3eB 9e9en q. Span
Beginner, Oct oe8 m6roeril6en Nn9riffs auf &c.
Nelein au9eflast lit. Die Surp mar i6on
einseldprren, ala man liA Our6 einen 8lid
uuf Die Sarte iberjeuste Dap Ger Plab, 400 lid
Die Affaire 3utru9 Crap Jtoao) in Baltimore
60. Iie9t. Der 9!nSefl. muroe oaber ee8en
$1,000 Siir9idaft fir iein @rldsineu in Eows
lontcpn eutlaIien.
Gb5. &anpn muroe IGulpiB befunoen, Dem
Jacob Oed elnen 9fcf uno EN- 4aar Soien ses
lt9blen 81 baben. gr bet1m pref Sabre 3u1ts
GQuS.
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Ser Nrpteif

in 8etreff Der S9elb' 4en Sc re .
bat leineu 3med UOuflnoi9 eriIQt. IS purp,
burh oenIeIbeu uelblnoeIt, Dab lnoere 8llttel
BEN feblerbaiten Seridt 0e5 Correspondent
aufnubmeH. Inter ~unleten We1lelblilterl
mlhte nur Der Cincinnati Sott5freuuO @ebraud
Upn OIeleuI Sell6te ; Der JttDltteur oeS Noltss
freunO mar aber pernIlnfltB 3enuJ, nur Ole III
menl9lten Uerbun5ten Stetlen 1b5uDruden. @ins
Utenge 8ldtter madlen o1gegen @tbraub pOa
uu erem SertAte. Der 3teCatteur oas mo
deHtlId erldeynenoea 0arri8burger Saterlano5
lpdtter, pr. Soldier, Der oaS blelt9e SdnBer
felt mitmaAte, bemertt in leiner leeten 9tums
mer; uSIne lebr beIu9e GrfallunS madte unS
ulebrsre &aBe 81 leOet 4roelt uuflbt9; in
nIdlter WoAe ioU ieoob cine m63llhlt setreue
9elhreibun3 pe8 SIn8erieltes folgen uno benz
Wunide uuiers 9eebr!en @pueSen Dom BAL
tImOre Wefer" 9enl9e 8eIbebeu. @inltweilsn
Die 8eriderung, rag Der v@Orrelponoent"
our4 feline trpflole @ntiteuanS benz @mOrud
ron Baltcr 0aetb's berrllder NsOe aui ole
Dtit8ljeoer Der v@Intra4t" feinen @intraa 3u
tbun Uerma8,"
gtltt meni9e Bldtter prudten ~unlereu Seridt
iber Die Saeib' IAe 0leDe Npult0nplS alb, 10 ma.
mentli9 DDS Cincinnati YOltsblatt uno Der
Cincinnati 9lepublitaner. 2esteler temertt oa
BET {: ,gBr entne1a1en Dem Baltimore Wefer
bic unten fOlgenpe 6eitrece Oes Yalior SAeib.
Sie be8etAnet einen pom Den @rw1Aun9smo
meuten oe5 Oeutiaen Bottles bier in Amerita
gum 8suuBfein ieiHeS eI8eneu 8eienS uao isi>
uer 8ei4Jdtllden 4ufBabe. ~llnlere Heier ner=
ben einen uuen0lth REDEEM uno lobnenoeren
5nbalt IN Der lol8enOen tur6en @baratterlltIt
Der rerIbierenen 8clt5seilter, lie werOen o1r,
aus cine bel peitent retAere Auabeule fur bus
8etitinOniB De8 leei9en Welttampfe5 unO bet
uOlbweuci9en 8elultate O%elielben fir Die
Uteuibbeut erbalten, ol5 aus bunpert sntlteuten
9eridten iber @efs4te 5piiden Oeu :3uaUen
unO RrOaten, OOer aus Den liiseubaiten YrOtla
mutiUuen aler rieler eurOpaiIAen Wahtbabtr,
bic iid an Oa8 0e6t8bepuBtiein menDen, nab:
reuO tie upr an 2tlt unO @epalt 9lauben."
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l1ber Die Surneret

brtn8t Der Slipper" ;Ol8enDen treIili9en
ArtlEel aus Der 6eDer Ieines 2Ofal @pitors:
y@5 1T lett SanSem lm 9trroen 9ebrluhli9,
Baltimore ais cine StlOt bIn3ulteIen, Die in
plelen 8e3iebun9eH blnter u%nlerer 3elt 3urif.
bl:eb uno lelOer feblt eS bielem YOrpurf nitt
gang an 8eredtl8uu9. 5u ni4t5 aber mar
baltimore ldllt9er, alS in Der Nnnabme Der
Blnenl4aIt Der t6rperliden Gr3iebuns; elne
Au8naRme madten leocd oarin nnlere Deutl6eu
6reuuOe.
sGrfreult4 lit es, baB bic Iuuaen Otanner
8alttmCre'S nun ell 4ebbafte5 SntereIle tIr oiez
len mtAtt9eu 3pei8 Der s 5lebung al Den Iaa
le9en ; uno oa tGrperllde uebung 10 mihtia if,
wle 8e!ltt8e, 10 3~peifeln mir ni9t, oa6 Der 3aQ
tculmen miro, al benz leoer unlerer iunaen
OPanner Elm Iurler Our4 unb purd lein niro.
Die wphltbdti8en DIrtun9en Der Euruerei tSn
men nI4t bod 8euu8 8eiadbt merOeu ; 'oielel6e
UerbeIiert niAt nur Die @ei unObeit, ~ipnocrn tie
maAt fart unO mannbait. Au9 auf ben @eilt
nIrtt lie wO9lthdtl9 Elm !; benn e5 1T Elm alteS
mabre5 Sprlbmcrt: rim 0eIunbam SSrper Elm
8%eluuber Getf." Die 3eituneeu oaentbalbeu
III Den Ser. 81. brtn9en cine WtenBe Mrtitel,
norm Die Aufmertl anltett %uulerer lun9en WtIn,
ner auf oIelen 9e8enltanr selentt wlr6 uno err
freuli4er Q8eiIe beginner uulerc Oaulen mebr
@efaleu an einem wCbl e~ntlpidelten troftuolIen
Wtanue 81 ftnoen, ais an ben pariamir;en Serr
den, Del4e Die 1urneret belpotteln unO Ifs fir
etwaS GieOrIBe5 unO 8eraatli9es ertldreu.
Die Gurneret erbtelt in Baltimore ibren er
fen Smpuls 9urd ben p5taIoemutrati
i6en GurnUerein, Der etne amerifani,
ide &la1e erridtete. Seitber wuroe oa8 .8als
timcre @pmnuiium" erri4tet, Oas iekt bereits
400 D1itglieper 5abIt. Dalelbe bat eine lebr
l6Sne Gurnbale nit aGeu m0Bli6en @erdtb
idatten uno ltebt unter 2eituuS oeS YrplelIo,
GOurab 8efer, friberen Wit9lieOes Oes
fosialUemotrotil4 den Gurupereins. @S batte feline
before @obl s~etrOffen werOen fOnnen, alS bic
oeS Serru 8eder, mas @eldIdliGtelt i'm Cur
men, @eOulO unO SOr9falt im llnterriAt Der
3Salinse unD @entlemunsmdBi8eS Senebnlen
betrlfft. au6 YriOat.E urn. Slnltalten telmen
in ~unierer 9tabt eupCr,"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-22
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Sic W{IieHOHif OOcr WeOddtntBtltnlt

Oerr 0ttO< 9t@eUentlow, Geolfienr
oe5 ,6,dwI4ter" uno 8e8rinOer Der ~nen}lten
WtusmUuif, lit geltern WtOrSen y er an8etomrnen
un0 wmO an eluem Der nldlten &l5e IN elnem
nGber 3u belimnenoen 2Ot1le (Wlbrldti lib Ia
UtedanicS 0aue, Nr. 1872 IS. 6apetteltr J cine
0telbe n BrOben Der J~telultate leineS mnenlo
niideu 8eriabren5 ableSen. DieielOen i0er
trefea Que8, was tul alteEtnyqfg Sa0Ss aosT mi
- uruDT 6IeIem 9eblete Selelltet NUT
be. 5n uulerer udAlten Drummer (mOr9en
peroen mir ia eiuent lnaiibrlIderen SelhIhttl
den artltel Die @eOIAtniBtuult gum 9e9enltanl
einer Selprehuug MAIDEN.