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Smyrna times., 1859-03-31

Er few years ago, the ladies' wore great
KIND OF hood called Kiss meif- you.dare. -
The present style of bonnet might be called,
with equal proPrety, "Kiss-me-lf you want-lo" I"
OK japanese nobleman, upon being shown
a fashion. plate in an American magazine, was
very much startled, and exclaimed ",Iow very
fat your women aren'
"ON MIGHTY PENs."-The Boston Post ha 8
Pen-chant for saying or trying to say smart
things It's latest is the following libellous
paragraph: :" Rev. DIR. Cheever keeps a slave
pen, it seems. He writes his sermons with il.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-31

a DISTANT llINT,-The Baltimore Grand
Jury I'D formal presentation, have expressed
the opinion that The murders and other acts of
violence SO frequently perpetrated in that vi
cIhl'y' may be attributed to tire quality as well
as The quantity Of liquor drank by the offenders.
ALL THE GoLD.-The quantity of gold now
IN existence in the world is estimated m ho
three thousand millions Of dollars, which. weI.
ded into Que mass, could be contained in cnLa
OF eleven teet-a cubic inch of gold being
worth, at SIS go per ounce, $l46.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-31

NJ, JCNICS.
'''How Grore, DEL, March 81 1850
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-01-28

TO REGULATE THE LIVER IS ONE OF
the physicians principal aims in all cases Of de-.
blity or weakness of the system, for when
this is done health actually follows
To find n remedy to do this has been the aim
Of DR.. Sanford during years of practice. where
the Liver Invigorator was used with the great
stsucces. and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for the cure of any disease until it has been
fully tried, and known to be beneficial in the
treatment of such disease.
Nearly all the diseases which we are subject
to originates from diseased Liver, which
shows itself in the form ofjaundIoe, dyspeysiu.
sick headache, sour stomach. biliousness, weak
nessef the back or spine, stomach and bowe
derangement. and many others too numerous
to mention, all of which may be benefited BY
the use Of the Invigordtor, curing the Liver
and renewing the cause.
December'1o. 1868. 2 So sow.lm
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ShcriH,s Sales.

(Y virtue of sundry writs of Ffcri Idcius t.
- me directed, will sell Mt Abbeville Cour
House, within the legal hours of sale, on tn,
hrst Monday and Tuesday in FEBRUARY, the fol
lowing property, to wit:
367 Acres of Land, NOR. or less bounded by
lands OF Robert NJ. Dav is. and others also, tw
Negroes, levied on as the property OF a. Maui
den, ads. B. Allen.
Also, at defendants residence, on Wednesday,
the 9th Of February next. Two Horses. One
Mule, Ore Lot Cattle, Lot of Hogs. Household
add Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools. vi it'll
other articles, levied on the property Of the
same, at the suit of the same.
l30 Acres oflnnd, more or less bounded by
lands Of Arch. Boyd, and Others levied on rs
the property ofStcpccn w. Willis, ads Ramcv
d Story and others. and one Negro Man, Tom,
rs the property Of the came, at the same suit,
T6 Acres of Land, more or less, bounded hy +.
Arnold, Nath'l MeCants, md others, levied on
as the property Of JAS. W. Pert, ads. Coleman
and Lipscomb
6 Bales ofCotton. levied on MS the property
OF John w. Brown, ads. VIM. Shcrard and
others.
At the residence ofG. a. Christopher on
Tuesday, the 9Th February next, | BAY Horse
! Buggy, Rocknway i One Horse Wagon, 2
Cows and Calves. Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. with other property. levied on as the
property of G. a. Christopher. ads. a. j. Clirk-
scales, and others.
At The residence of l.. D. johnson, on Friday
alter Sale Day. llth February next, Two II"r-
ses, Eighteen head Of Hogs / One Horse Va
gon, One Buggy and Harness. One Saddle md
Blanket, Four Pine Tables, One Writing Desk.
Three Looking Glasses. One Clock levied on as
the property of L. d. Johnson, ads Roberts d
Adams and others
TERMS-CAS!I.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, S. AID.
sheriff's Office, January II. 1858.
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Il II E DEPENDENT PRESS.
Notice to FAX HsaycYs

! Z WILL attend at the undermined times anf
; Il pieces. for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
for the ysir 1873:
Abbtvilr c: IT,. Monday, January 81;
Due West. Tuesday. February l;
Calhhams. Wednesday,, Feh'v 2;
Do'al'isvillc. Thursday. F.h'y 3;
Scnillctown. Friday. Fcb'y4;
Aibcville G. H., Sale Day, Feb'y ::
Greenwood, Tuesday, Fcb'y s:
AGrcenwood Depot, Wednesday, Mar. 1G:
Ninety Six. Wednesday, Fcb'y o;
hnd also Thursday, March II;
Noodrili". Thursday. Feb To-:
White Hail. Friday, Feb'y II;
Smithvillc Saturday, Feb'y le;
Cedar Springs, Monday, Feb'y ID:
Cothrans. Tuesday, Feb'y ID:
Tolbcrts, lin the Knnge} W.d'day, FeL,y IL;
Bordeaux, Thursday Feb'y II;
Wilmington. Friday. Fcb'y Is;
Cnlhoun's Mills. saturday. Fcb'y 10:
Speeds. Monday, Fcb'y 81:
Lonn'lesvillc. Tuesday and Wednesday,
,'rbrunrv % and 23;
Tribes. Thursday, Feb'y 81;
Warrcn,on. Friday. Fcb'y %:
l;radlcv's. Saturday. Fch'y PC;
Douglas Mills, Monday Fcb'y 2S:
C"kcshnry, Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar.
nnl =:
Abbevillc c. IT,. nll Court Week.
Sale day in April the last day for making re-
'u'"S. All persons 1allinC 10 make returns on
the above 'lny, liable to double tax. All taxes
TO he paid by the first Monday in May, or exc.
cutions may hc issued.
Property to bc returned in the name Of the
proper owner. Guardians, Executors and Ad-
mn'strators will return property under their
control.
Persons having transferred property between
the LIST October, 1857, and Iss October 1858,
will make it known TO me-
All persons will come prepared to give the
number Of Births, Marriages and Deaths in
their families.
March.
IL is earnestly requested that every tax payer
meet me at the appointed times and places, and
not defer making their returns until Court
Wee, and public days at the Court House, Mt
which time there is usually such rusl, TINT it
IS almost impossible to do Business correctly.
5. a. HODGES, Il. G.
Jan. i, 1859. 80 St
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IN OUR sADDLERY DEPARTMENT
Clear Spring Academy

'1NIIE Exercises Of the above we'll known
l. flourishing institution will he resumed
Monday. the 81 lst inst, under til" charge Of Mr.
JAMES II. MORRIS, Principal. All of the
usual branches of liberal education, W i'll be
taught. and at the customary rates. and csrc-
cial care will be given to the preparation of
Young men for College. From his past expert.
encc, and hy strict attention TO business, the
PRINCIPAL trusts 10 merit full share of public
patronage.
IS boarding can be had from IS to $40
per month.
Jan. IL, 1859. IS IF
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JOB PRINTING.

We have just received q fine assortment OF
New job Type, from L.Johnson 6s Co.'s Fouu.
dsry. which addition to our Office prepares Us
to execute. in the neatest manner. every de.
scription Of Plain aud Ornamental Job Print.
ing. such as Hand Bills, Cards. Blanks Of all
kinds, Bill Heads circulass Book Work, Visi.
ting Cards. do. Our force in The office war.
ranss usin saying, that 'xe cap despatch job
Work, With the Sstsess! !sSsssB3s nssiss. i9df$'
No hepsfs Esss sads ssncesssgsme from
Cur ;patscpe igthis lisasfs baiiuaYs a "a will
,slssas@ isnessns's M lfe.Rsssh saa l,ss,y sbss
l'4t isss iF 1sisss 1850
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Executors Sale.
Estate of Mary A. Fraser. Dece

Estate OF Mary "A. Fraser, Deceased.
IN accordance with the last Will of Mrs.
Il Mary A. Fraser, deed, w ill sell nt public
auction at her late residence on Wednesday,
the % of February next, the following proncr,
ty. viz: Horses, Mulcs, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep.
Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat. Cotton in Hai.s
Cotton in Seed, Blacksmth's Tools, Wagons.
Plantation Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Also, .at the same time will be sold planta-
tion of land, belonging to the estate of said de-
ceased, containing one hundred nud elsven
acres, more or less. Said Land is known ns
the Derry Tract -
The Terms of sale Of the above property will
be made known on the day of sale
SAMUEL GlLMER.
Qualified Executor.
Jan. 90, 1850 30 st
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PY Virtue Of The Inst Will md testament o.
- HUGH ROBERTSON, deed, | will sell
mt the residence of said decd. on THURS.
DAY the 18th day Of FEBRUARY next. Sol
Three or Four Likely YOUNG NEGROES, ANA
a Lot Of CATTLE
TERMS-1Iade known on day Of Sale.
J. w. LIPSCOMB.
Executor.
Jan. 90. 1859. 80 St
SB Banncr copy 3 times
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NU N N-EHCHDe

I 000BUSIIElS good DRIED PEA CIIES
lsCOO for which viii be paid the highest
mn,kct price in goods. We have now in store,
and are daily receiving fine lot of groceries
which W i'll lie sold low for Cash. Come to New
Market and buy your yearly supp lics soon. We
have also an assortment Of d. LANDRETHS,
fresh and genuine GARDEN SEEDS, price Ct
cents per paper, also fine fresh Northern raised
yellow eyed Irish Potatoes. Come and supply
yourself asnow is the time to plant for early
potatoes.
APPLETON d r NJ. PERRYMAN.
New MarEet,~ S. G., Jan. IS, 1859 as.l,
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NODCmH@-u

TIIE Subscriber who was appointed the
l. Census Taker Of AUucvlle District, here
hy gives notice that lie will attend for the pur-
pose Of taking the census Of the free white in.
hnbitants, ut the same time with the Tax COL
lector. the several places designated hy hi.a for
the receipt Of taxes. Every head, or member
of family. when summoned to do SO, required,
under penalty. to make oath correct re-
turn Of all and every free white person of his
family.
Attention to the above notice will confer a
favor on the subscriber.
JOHNSON RAMEY.
Jan. 5, 1850. 36 st
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THE
DAILY CAROLINA BULLETIN

1aA'' o'iini r'oI rAfEt IN THIS TATE !
The " BULLETIN " is somewhat small thon !
'es Columbia contemporaries. but MS it isrin.d
upon n smaller class Of type. it will co aiu ms
much, II not more, readable matter ,nn i. |
usually published in this city. for ono t;rAsss
price FOR the daily, and exactly hnlf LeuriS, ,f |
other tri weekly publications in CoIu:nl,inS
twill be our object to make the "Builct;H
mn interesting and reliable news journal. EA
ry effort viii be made to procure for rub!icN
lion the latest news from nll sections of ,L\
globe. by Telegraph or otherwise and snecial
care will he taken to mail the paper carefully
and promptly to those who may favor us with
their orders.
Dir. T. II. Britton, long connected with the
iress OF this State. has been engaged to super.
intend the publication and management of the
ntialrs OF the "BH(letin =" and we can safely
promise that no effort will be withheld on his
part IT needed to make the paper worthy of
general patronage.
PERSONS who may consent to act rs Agents
for the snle Of the "Bulietim." ;" will be supplied
daily upon the following te,me, for each
20 copies daily 800 s5 80 copies daily $40 50
~ 55 100 l 40
1t will be seen by the above prices. that we
have determined to publish chenp Daily Pa
per, and thus afford an opportunity for all to
obtain daily information Of every important oc.
currence which may reach us up to the hour of
closing at night.
We refer the render to the salutatorv. pub.
lished in another. column for such Information
RS may he desired. touching the political char.
acter Of the ''Bulletin. regarding it sufficient
to state that the ancient land marks will ever
be kept in view, md that the tone and charac-
ter Of the paper will he thorough State Righ,e,
that the lessons taught by Calhoun and his
,llustrions contemporaries. and cndol sed by the
State Rights Party Of their day, will ever ind
liberal and unwavering support in the columns
ofthe Bulletin
C. X. BRITTON.
j. f. BRITTON.
Jan. II, 1859. 80 If
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TVNIIE subscriber desires to hire No. l Boot
L. and Shoe Maker for the ensuing year TO
locate ut Or near Chnppelfs Depot. l will
make other propositions to net as co.partncr
with any person of vcracItv md steady habits.
possessing Mt the same time good skill as
Boot and Shoe Maker. l have been solicited
Mt repeated times, and have now concluded 10
enct ns co-partner or otherwise.
Any person desiring TO engage in business Of
this kind will do well to take advantage Of thi.
advertisement.
P. w. CHAPPELL.
Jan. 10, 1859. 3s st
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TO SELL OR RENT.

ct Donaldsville Depot, on G. & c. R. R,
4 LARGE and well arranged STORE
"A HOUSE. within Eighty yards of the De-
pot. The HOUSE contains I'll REE ROOMS. n
DRY GOODS, GROCERY and BED RUOhl
For further particulars, apply to Jas. a. Lyon,
at that pucc.
COWAN & SEAWRIGIIT
Jan. 90 1859. So st 4,
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

SOUTH CAROLINA,
hBBEvILLE DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
o. T. Porrher. Ex'r, ]
and Trustee, Bill for Injunction,
Construction. Direc-
Joshua Daniel. VIM. tion &c
r. Reid and others. {
appearing 10 my satisfaction that Christie
l. pher Coz. the children of Cornelius Cox,
decd. the children of Bailey Cox. decd, the
children Of Leroy Cox, decd, the children ol
5erthann Pace, decd. and the children OF
Phereby Price. decd, defendants in the above
stated Gaze and next Of kin of Jane Reid, decd,
(whose number and names are unknown,) re-
side beyond the limits of this State. On mo-
tion of Noble, Comp. SOL. ordered that said
Defendants do appear and plead. answer or
demur to said bill of Complaint, within three
months from the pulicntion hereof or jndgmen,
Pro Confesso will he taken against them.
WM. II. PARKER, G. AID.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. ls, 1859. 81 ids
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Brick layer and PIasterer.

Brick layer and PInsterer.
TNHE Undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Abbeville, that having located
permanently Mt Ahbeville Villnge, he is pre-
pared to execute every thing in his line Of bu-
siness, and hopes by prompt attention, to merit
due share of public patro mage.
JAMES 7. JEFFRIESS.
January 9th, 1859. SO If
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EsEei2NEpS DAs LIQUORS,

That can he produced Our future aim and in
ten'i"ns will b. t" keep uniml'nircd our long
established reputation for Keeping the FINEST
and most rUHE llQ,ES ever offered in Ham
burg. Our large number of customers for
Wines and Liquors is sufficient guarantee that
VIC keep the pnrcst and bet articles in this
line.
Oar superior facilities for selling Imported
Ines and Liquors are unqucStionable, rs We
receive them direct from the London Docks.
IN OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMENT,
Will be found New and Fashionable Stock Of
fine Saddles. warranted for durability and easy
riding. Also, American and English Housings.
Buggy and Wagon Harness. Brides, Curb and
Snaille Bits, Whips. &c.. &r..
H. & y. T. SOLOMON.
Hamburg. Jan. 5. 1859. 80 If
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Estate Of William Ware, Deceased.
EEBRUARY THE FOURTH. 1859, is set
Il apart for a final settlement Of the above
estate in the Ordinary's office. Abbeville. All
parties interested are hereby duly notified of
The san,e.
Those having claims against said estate (if
any yet remain,) will present the SAME on or
before that day. Those indebted will pay up
in the meantime, or expect TO be sued.
g. NJ. MATTISON. Eree,tor.
Nov. 8, 1858 ~ Sm
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AasOnic Notice.

TNHE regular communication ei ROSLIE
, LODGE, No. &c. A. F., d.. will be
held on Saturday the 18th 9f January next-
as there will be business Of Importance before
the Lodge :aH .,t 'ls... r
BY order Of the w.. ~. ...,..g.,...e
THEOpH. BAKER,
Dec. a4, 1883. ta. SO - 81
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A New Cne-Horse Buggy and a Fine
PAIR OF SINGLE HARNESS
attached, for sale low.
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9 A N p l. 9 A. r E S .

The friends Of JAMES a. McC0RD respect.
fully announce him no Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
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Is! HOOPS Ef9epssy; 3. s.
= sssRpa int rsesissd 81
.si Ss.s 8; s q q ne BAIFEs
gig z S. g ;s
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Jan. 90, 1850
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-25
Nelle, SSSn0rem.
@ o n c II II 5 9Sa T. 6Qco
Stpbrbaltrr in 9lllentaun,

Sinahriht9eu oas aIIasmeine putlitum, oes Es
ioebCu pom ben erc5sn Cities ,urud9etsbrt Ino, uuo
oaB fe nan an ibrsm Stcbr, in sinrm Der neuGn 4:
itSdi0teu~Stbiuoen, Sbdren untsrbaIbocm 9Partts
plae. in Der bamitcu Strass nimli6 on Rc. 0, sis
men 9dnjsnben 8crratb
Srn alrn gepiinl9ten Erpfenipaaren
auf pauo botsn. ruslbe is sn ben orIernisoris:
ten 8ar9Cto prsi6en Ium @erFuf autiStcu. - 5br
6t'd bsItSbt ndmItdb 3am 3btf aus foI9cnoeu gd:
tern, ais:
56warSs unb SSntS Sribs,' bsrrIi6e DeIans,
IhSns 9cie De @bsprss, Dlaio Ducals mc
Salsncia, rinfades unb 8dpapsre Gu6, Buls
lsne DeIains, S&apI5, Collars u. {. no.,
G8ts audi tiu ucGss Nfcrtement pcn
2GbicS Eramer=5Saarem,
rcn otn bsten scrtsn DUES SrintbsS, StrInpfs
oanefhubs w.
g o II It d dnbi1
nit elmer pcGsu IuspobI pru 4aarsn fIr IlSnuct
uno Rua6en, alS
Gu6, Gahimere, Ga1Iinett, taumpplle.
ne Spirnltpfc, 3preps, 1t. +. 10,
iammt grblei9ter umb brau.
nen WtuSlins, Gbefs,
unb 2inen,
anss pom bsRsn Waterial unO yu ben utsSrrtes
prsiien.
OEr8utter, stmoti. Stbiuten, Spcd unr amber,
Nrcoutte ptrneu in Hustaufch fir g9oarsu onoS
ucnlmeu uno Der b6thitc IRarttr Sis bafur ertau6t
Durth Den 8ertauf Der hsten Waarrn an ben bill
Ii9Iten prssn bcfsn iis ouf fern;rn 3uipru6.
9Bpilc unb Surtae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-25
6 III berrliber Stpf
10ono : Qapier.

Die ttnttrJsi@N'tsn fatsn frsbrn ben srGstta,
IhSnfsa une brlen Stpd gEanbpopttr, fdr
parleure, Ganse, Stubrn une Khbcn
srbaiten, Der nod je in Gtsntaun ipar. DIES IN
feline uebrrtrtstentrit cher 9rabIrrt, Iontrrn Die
refine gSabrbtil, Tpecn lih Elm jsrsr lrlta dtn-
3eugcn fam, prnn er anruft. - Das 0utlitum
piro aud trnaGri6tisct, rae Ts rine Girri6tuna
actrcFcn tatcn, pCnaA ltr tmmrr bic nraeIsr
Stplrs ertaItsn, uno tbr paper sfrabs an pbila
pslptIa unb Nsupprt grri6rn Ssrtoufsn fSnncn-
unp wpNurd Iis nun In Rem Stanb ssfcst Tnb, be-
osutsnb mpblfsiIsr ju psrfauftn, oIs biss fOnRmp
ssi6tsbt. gRr babsr Sar9aus MAIDEN piG, Der
rufe mosrsasIi6 an. bsnn lje Fnb I'm Stanbs ale
Inipre@mee urlIicmmsn gu bsirtstissn.
Red, Butb une t,e1fricb.
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NDrtDamptDn Ntabemie
Cation, 9yo.

Das 3wsite AuartaI Der 6riiblinse Sibur,
pirfes Sntituts idnst am Wontas ben a. glpu
IN unO pauert elf 2Schrn, wenn elm Saeanj 20,
feds gHc6m fcl9t.
DIE Sertits StBuns ts9iunt am Wttmca Del.
30. Sul unp plurrt % QSp6en.
DaS QotaI, eth arcbss UterliGtistsS badfrinsr.
mes GietGupt, (cbsosm betannt ais Die .,5smpr.
ren; oatIe.') wirp grgcnmdrtia 5u einem Semiu1r
sriier &IoiIs fir pie llntsrrlttung pOn ShuIern
bsipsr @sItls6tu brrgcriAnt.
Die Boarding Stilsr nercCn ;re aCtrenntt
Gebduce bewCbncn. wetde mt 9ripltj,mmrrn Gins
IsrittCt fno. GrfOtruna bat 9elcbrt. paB &C
rntlfercn nd6tbeIig it, Dap mebr ale Srci S6ii'
lsr etn Gunner temobne' wcsbalb Die @inrthtuns
acn in pleer S6uIe pem8rmdB tergert6tct wur'
pen.
DaS Gcrtatrn rieIcr S6utr III, 8natrn unr
iunae Wlnner fir pas 6oHe9 uno GIeitGIt 3u er.
;ebcn. Sm1en Ddnlrn nerOCn aus9r,ClGnete
Gcrthrils eebpten. cine tiiGtise @r,iebuna 3u rr.
ansCn. lnpGm nur tau8Ide Erbrer an9eiteLlt wrr
zen.
Da Der Yrneipal cine pieljSbrli6s Grfabruna
ais Qebrrr bat unp feline game 3eit pisirm 8e.
ihdfts piomrt. 70 bCfft er auf Cinen srC6sn 9bri
Ger Dffsrtli6cn @unit unp maht aHtun9sVrQ auf
Icne Stulr aufmcrtiam.
Die SeOtnSuuacn per GuartaI in ben scw6bn.
Ijden enaIiIhrn 3pescn bctraaen fir Boarding.
ShUIer S37 50. lluterrht fir 1aaItuler BON
IS 25 bis SO 90. Sir tGbere ensItihe 3wcise
uno GlaIfts pirp trICnprrs 9cforpert. gluh wirp
iur Die 9rIHnuns Der mUoernen Spro6en unp Ter
S6Gnihrebfunt ertra tershnst. 8eAnunssn
perprn pcrdus bejabIt.
l7abwcifun8cn.
Ghrp. Scbu Sdnpsrpier, Cation.
Ahtt SUtn 6. 8inpIeY, -
W. 8. SonsS. gia.,
8. 9. Setri6. Gia.,
Samuel Sonpt. W ..
Stnrp Dcttpeiler, M. .. -
6. 6. SenninsS, M ..
ED- Sir GireuIairr unp fsrnus guSfunft ab'
orcilre man an
Gbrp. Jobn 10. Geftcr,
prlusip
GaRCn. MSr, 80. 1859. nQ3W
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G'inc 9rDfe 0cle9enbcit |
Gin bcrrIiher Strf
{SruDltn9S : Sitter.
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