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TRUSTEES SALE.

w HEEHAs JAMES G. MITCHELL AND ELIZA
w X Mitchell. his wife, W their Deed ~ ifass
aaea october 18th, 1853, conveyed 10 DAVID slss."
~ Trysifs, the W ~ the Sgs aad y = ~ he va
q Seesl9a No. 20. Ia Township No VI Sos Of BIZ
~ west and the 81 u u sW4 81 sectGn7, IN Isss
sbip 80 North Of Range SO est, situate In Hsffe
County State II lows 10 scare lac payment pf ~,
tain profBssSyy B9s described in SAID Deed a Ifss.
foy s2o0o due April is, ls3; and where's, ibsfsz
DIRE ard unpaid sati note the sgm os one HEDe'Ss
and 3irfy-9ne and Nv eaty- Hungrestss D0sisp =
The request Of the halseT Of said ugie5 I, Dzsss.
Shetie, TrUstes as afSrnsaid. according the pfo,
igns ct said Deed VI Trust will sell the resi-
soSYs sessfiosf ~ public sale 20 the hi2hest - =
fsF cash Al the door Of ths County Tsasas or ~ 4
cornell Bluff, fo=a, On The 10th day Of june, 49, -,
@cipsk, p n. 0f that DAY, 20 satisfy said asD7
interest aud costs. DAVID c. sngBLs.
s.r5-ta 80 ss ~ ~ sas Trgsf1
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Coxaea Bia7s, rora, Nor. is. 1889.
Mrssss. CHARLES, BLOW Il Co. Geuts--we
small quantity % Dr. r l. stephens
pound, aud 1t has given general satisfaction Respety
yours,
Ksxsss City. Sor ss;h 1859
NEssts. CHARLES, BLOW Il Co Gentlemen.
Having aid large amount Of Dr. T. L. stephens
Chemical AgHs Compound feel it 10 be my daty 10
Tecmmni it "a fhe world, A. the best preparation for
care % Fever and Ague noS it, use A yoH aware
been selling Hpun the cure no par grln-
cspge azd can truly se have never beeR called
aEaa to rstaTa 0Ge dei3af a. vet. Yours tFaly.
T. B. HALE, DRrGGIsT,
..t# Kansas City. No
- rsadalia. Nor Isth 1850
Nessrs. CHasLEs BLOW 4 Co: Gents we have
within the last sold many dczea Of S3epheas Chem
tcal Asee Compound. to who and asss7far the
s;t0Ea lands Of The kanka<Eia R4yer and with each
haJtle sid, promised 20 TefGHA The money n II failed
q efsec cure. has as Jet we have bad single
hstfIe rssrnsd- u has performed in Of
tees standing where sshet E7e3cines have saI'ed -
Tase ha have tried H. waai8 Re without u 81 sny
pree spi in tkis viHIty peFssu q tsIlssas ,ezspea
went Il zEt az well re without bread a. stegheas
aESc CamPsGaA Respectfully Years,
CHEST, POST & co.
sslafis, No. scr 4 80
Mess's. CHssLrss BLOW n Co. ss~ata-ThFs 4. to
several tszsn q Dv. 7. L. sssrkess' ASue rsrg.sur
aas sc hsyr tEst VIA really sale We have warranted
every ksstle- We have neTer kss bstfEs retained
yet an.i Save k5Ts &c sst;s to care hzh f5aE
Ia aSe family. Respectfully yours,
D, p. h y w-siCEOIS.
d. 7: l. >i.pasns' Chemical A-ue Gem
psnd IS fsr sale sy.
cHAELE>~ How co. saH.s#s
BARNARD CO..
RICHARDSON. MELLIER CO..
X =. wETzELL h Co. b. 20
J. MATHEWS 4 SONS.
sCHTETZ EGsEH<.
HENRY BLAk>LEY.
FIKE KELLOGG
D'GNCH RIvE> 4 CO,
Si-sL1sis " hslesa.e Agents
AEs - Asrsaazs sess-Esir tArszsAszi the saEE,ry-
Azs4 AL nTnsgssss IA sssx city.
WILLIAM T. ELow, ss!e Frsrrie,sr.
ys-.Ss-&1
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r-aYassse frem Maze. being a, Bae

rTA Yaakse frem Maze. being Al Bae-
m Vista The night bEfore the hattie, and
scyaswha. daaltE4l u the resai', wen, cat
Of hearing. as hs Supposed, aud made ths
following vTasers
uu Laid. tefe we are, about foar shoas-
and II Us nua sweasy-taar thousand Mex.
cans enough - swallow IS asi wss!s1as
grsasinx- Max. IL sea saa hslP "a, DO Il
IL vaa caat, for hsavea's sake acn't help
tbs Iexisaas jasi bold en anisl to-
messsx. aad rau'll see lsssie The hardest
fsss seu ever scer In vouf life. lquEt. re-
snesifal!g, EEFa.H
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Read the Testimonials and Give ii a Trial.
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kssrlg tAe oil raAiis Fuuet.ansry wha
has rsss5isi taFIsE t"4 gas1 forty m2aib',
pver Gae j str, aat}sa eF eaT Federal pat
roaaSe, has n3a become satisfied ~ sAgs
tsras thas hts Adams stEatsaa has been a
failure, ani sbt most after failure an re-
caT.i. We San 0nly aecaaas fer u By regard
leg ann either "a seStesnt@tisi hsyasd the
=rr8n <hs ~ rr&5se. o. as Possessing a
daas3sy aa4 apathy - tAs HaFsl naFvss.
utterly raealsE.ak Iass ersaes tarOaea
mhiSA ordinary rssn are as4as awaEe u
shame.
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eTnouslas' prafesssi friends in the
South are retrsssGnf every DAY aad by
SCORES. Mr.. tEiuEwan, who has stood up
for htm saos- sac as5, vii givsfn bIs ad~
hvs,au 10 Breckenridge IS seen az the
S5fta tareliaa Convention ratisas his narni-
patian, ushers are seeking rxt1sss TO back
cut since Mr., Fitzpatrick Withdrew.
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Esfray Notice.

Taken up BY II. s. Carer, a. his panssion - y
township. GAGS o5usfty, ioa Oh the 7fh day % =, -
Der, 1850 iron gray colt. baSk legs fiSe
two years old. no other marks or brands ptffe.ss
appraised al ssT 30. ~ wan- CnHey srd Y -.
beforeT. u. Johnson, ]. r. - a,Sex
Co1.ea lssa. aess.J, ysa. s. 1860. ys-as3
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E'9 tipu. Me-. Tanev. iu biz closing srserh
uen, pat4 lAis high camp .msas 10 Ag. s.
A. pguNIass -.... .-..-.e
81 stH f8agkars was uat A frank hearted
bssssss rssa jstas ~ - ~, ~bc tia ues ka 5v
shes wevs uunthas3BE mste ffste. cor
sur,srg Political cAsSass, shea .Aey asaln.
sssi Sssphsa A. tlsasias,%
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es-a Wish was In l~xte." IL new The
rnreisr veil ana frersv II Nsw nrltaHs.--
The word " Dixie = Is an cid longtime
name fer the negro Flea at beaver that L,
a place where there il no work, plenty o.
rossem, pig. meat. swecs-r~'atoes. beg
ksuiay ana melasses. all ready far sss cat
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Ar. /. Z. Co!vin, Of Ciusinnasas, y.
L, kas iuysntsd : !. milking machine. Iae
NcSs~tike .Amsyicds Is having a picture OF IL
engraysd. Il milks any eow in three mis-
utes, and the COW .likss 10 tie mixed by ia
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ROAD NOTICE.

IT appearing from papers ale my oG!ee, that due
aGh legal notice bad been RFeu o. the pfeseHtaeh
II petition 10 the County Judge of titanic
County asking the appointment Commissioned
examine route fer C0aufy Eytd from The Teunif
iibef al Of near Section Township H. Rance II Wsst
from thence the practicable route % the hotfe
81 Moan Barfis, aud from thence The fridge neat Use
house Gf W a. Reel and Commissioner having bees
aPiJlHted WHO reported ia favor Of said Road sBa
also appearing that plat and field notes u said y
possf road had been iIed az required by law and W
former County Judge, ~ whom said report iases
having failed make any record theTeof, Of set ca
for the Rs hearing thereof 1t il ordered hattie fbs
Monday 81 July 1860 be set for final hearing 90 sna
app!icattD at which time, all persons Uppesej % We
establishment % said rDsd. attend ana sas eass
II sny they have why said Igad should not Dc pesss
ncniiy estabiahsd-as ...= ST.. 49, .-a..es.. SIS
Dated Hsy Zib, 1870 JP cAsADY
vaaS-s4 a County Je6get
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
PHOTOGRAPHIC LINE.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION,
As you Will expend Dollars for Pictures

The Bulletin correspondent of the 9th of October
in critcisng the different Photographic Pictures at
the last State Fair says:
son the opposite wall hang the contributions of
J. Shew Of san Francisco These also most cred
liable specimens Of the Photographic art. Among
them is le-size head and bust Of Senator Broder-
ick-probably the most perfect which has been made
of the late Senator Side by side with these hang
series of most wretchcd lbes on the art contributed
by some one in Nevada. They serve, however, TO
set off to better advantage the productions Of more
skful competitors.
As that paper don't give the name of the artist who
send such pictures, it must be known, that A.
LIEBERT, the Photographic Artist of Broad street,
published in the papers of Nevada, that he was the
only in this city who sent pictures to the State
Fair
RS-"A CHACUN .SES GUVRES. "a
Let every one have Credit for his own Work.
novl-3I LOUIS CELARIE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
NUMBER 394.

NIClssTUDES OF FAMILIES Genealorv
can never he popular except in its applica-
tion. Considered as science, in whca the
business is to investigate and record tho do
scent of families, everything is against it
It's dllhculty, dryness, and apparent narrow
ness and exclusiveness of interest. Bnt
when the facts of the study are applied ana
detailed by an ingenious man, its whole an.
pearance is altered. People who had be-
fore rather dreaded the name of penealopv
begin to see that it has one relation to
books like "Darwin on Species" and an.
other to the las: new circulating library ro.
nance while if they choose TO extend
their inquiries TO its bearing on history and
politics, new points of curiosity are present
ed by 1t at every step. Much remains TO
6e done for the subject but Sir Bernard
Burke is doing much by presenting some
striking features of it to the world in an
easy, agreeable, and eloquent way. The
causes of the decay of families admit of an
orderly classification, and, what is more.
the arstocracies of different nations how
ever, mike in other respects, 60 through
much the same historical developmenfs
Feudal families have been succeeded in Eu-
rope by legal and mercantile ones. lust as
'ne honah patrlclans were by the mobiles
and Mirabeau springs from the ruined
older stock, just as Caesar did in the Ro-
man word. In classifying the causes of
family ruin, the first place must be given
to the political ones. The old Saxon aris.
tocracy fell chiefly in the Danish wars and
their Norman successors in the Scottish.
French and civil ones. Every social strug-
gle and social change has its martyred
houses. In settled times, extravaganza
sometimes in electioneering, but more often
personals The great destroyer Often
the last distinction of an energetic race. is
their going to the devil, in an original way
and on great scale In Scotland the Ja-
cobte families often took to drinking.
which led to the remark, that the White
Rose required great deal of MOISTURE
[ [Athcneum.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

BISHOP OF MARYSvILLE.---Re Eugene
O'Connell, Dean and Professor of Allbal
lows Missionary Castle, Dublin, has lately
been appointed Bishop of the northern nor
ton OF this State. Archbishop Allemany
at the early settlement of California applied
TO the above College for an assistant priest.
Father O'Connell volunteered and Was
chosen for this important mission on the
condition that he would return to the Col
lege when called upon. He arrived at San
Francisco in the Summer of 1851. and
shortly afterwards commenced his pious la
bors at the College of the Mission Dolores
where he remained some time. A priest
being very much wanted in Lower Califor-
ma who could speak English, Archbishop
Allemany sent Father O'Connell to fll the
call. lie was stationed at Santa Barbara.
and having remained there about wear
and half in the discharge of the duties an
pertaining to the position, returned TO San
Francisco. During his soourn at Santa
barbara mutual attachment grew Nm be-
tween himself and the natives and Ameri-
cans there resident rendering the severance
OF his connection with his charge mutually
painful. Soon after his return TO San
Francisco he left for Ireland. and on arriy-
ing there resumed his former position os
Dean and Professor of Allhalows College.
which has produced some most excellent
and eminent Catholic divines, who are now
scattered throughout the United States and
Europe. Bishop O'Connell is now on his
way to California. and may be expected at
an early day. The Catholic residents of
California will be pleased to have among
them permanently, such pious and pro-
found theologian.-[Sac. News.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
Aeraaa democrat.

REPUBLIC OF THE PACPiC.-Yenerating
that school OF American politics of which
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster were the
illnstrious exponents, we so much reverence
the Union of the Republic as 10 think it
next TO criminal to admit the possible con-
tingepcy of its dissolution. True it is the
history of all nations proves that some time
or other we must all reach our eliminating
point of power and usefulness, and like all
who have preceded us, decline and decay.
We are sanguine enough TO hope that the
day of our ruin is afar off. Hence, when
we see it broached that in the event of q
dissolution of the Union, California aud
Oregon would make very nice Republic
of themselves. we naturally suspect a lur-
king wish on the part Of those who make
this prudent suggestion, for dissolution, as
well as too feeble faith in the Union.
sufficient for the day is the evil thereof
If it must be that lolly shall soon triumph
over wisdom IN this Republic, aud that the
South shall separate from the North, them
when the ''evil day cometh," and not till
then. we shall have our say about Re
public on the Pacific. ."-[San Andreas ln-
dependent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

PROPOSED FORTIrcATIoNs ON PUGET
SoUND.-Leutenant Casey, of the Engineers
now stationed at SteliacoOm, Puget Sound,
has been lately examining Point Defiance,
under instructions from the proper author.
ity, with the view to the erection of Gov
ernment Notifications, soon as Congress
shall make the necessary appropriations
and to secure. the lands against being pre-
empted by settlers. The suppostion is that
this point, at no distant day, will be made
q second Sebastopol or Gibraltar, costing
an outlay Of several million dollars, noun
ting hundreds of guns, and bidding def
ance to all that pass that way. There is a
good anchorage above, and good landing,
W ith an easy access to the point, and fine
springs of water in the immediate vicinity.
The result of Lieutenant Casey's eXamina-
ton has been forwarded to Washington.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

CASE or CoNTEMPr.-Captain e. Ham
mond King, formerly of the British army.
and latterly proprietor Of the Victoria Ga
zette, has been sentenced by Judge Penn
berlon, of Victoria, to one months impris-
onment, and required to give security in
$500 to keep the peace for six months after
his imprisonment, for knocking down in
Court man who called him liar. The
most humble apology and the strongest
Justiliable circumstances availed nothing in
mitigation of the heavy penalty imposed by
the Court; Judge Pemberton intimatng
that resort to duel with deadly weap-
ons would nave been more proper way
for the captain to resent the insult he SUI
fered.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

HIGHWAY ROBBER.-On the 30th of No
vember, according to the Placer Courier,
DR.. Traphazen. was on his way to Forest
Hill from Iowa Hill, when be was attacked
by a robber, whom he drove off with his
riding whip. The Doctor says he was as
cendng the hill from Shirt-TailC Canon, and
having "run late" the night before, fell
asleep. His horse proceeded on slow
walk and all at once stopped short, causing
the doctor to awake, when he discovered
an individual holding his horse by the bri-
die. The doctor having a cowhide in his
hand, struck the man across the face,
which had the effect 10 make him let go the
horse and take to the bushes. The doctor
states that he was the lucky possessor of
81 so at the time, but that he preferred
lighting rather than TO give up even that
small sum TO the man Of the road.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

McGowAN's INsTRUCTIONs.-A Mesilla
correspondent of the San Francisco Herald
writes that as Ned's constituents are chiefly
Southern. they will not be willing to accept
an organization under Republican rule, and
that he will be instructed, should the South
secede, to attend the Southern Convention
and pledge the Territory to the Southern
Confederacy, and to ask for Territorial
organization under that Confederacy. The
writer speaks of the result of the Presdcn-
tial election as disastrous, and expresses
astonishment at the unexpected manner in
which the vote of California foots up.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

SUICIDE AT HEALDsBURG.-At Healdsburg
Sonoma county. d. McMurry committed su-
icide on the Sd inst, by taking a large
quantity of cyaHuret of potassium. He
was, says correspondent of the Alta, a
daguerrean artist, and therefore had this
chemical handy, and knew its deadly quail
tiles. Two of his acquaintances were in bis
room, waiting to have their pictures taken.
They observed him mix the fatal dose, but
supposed he was about his usual business.
Turning to one Of them. he said, Good bye
| am going to die" and without change
of countenance or the twitching of mus
Gle, he drank off the poison, and n ten min.
utes be was dead. Mr.. Murry was a young
man of most exemplary habits, but be had
become pecuniarily embarrassed, and being
misanthropic turn of mind, never hilarious,
aud constantly alone with his troubles,
they drove him to suicide. He was born
IN Scotland, was about thirty-fve years Of
age, and leaves wife but no children.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

CATTLE DIsEAsE.-The Alameda Gazette
has been informed that the cattle in San
Luis Obispo county are dying off at fear
ful rate, through the agency of disease
heretofore unknown in this State, and for
which name has not yet been designated.
A singular fact in regard to the disease is
that it seems to discriminate between the
American and native herds, confining itself
exclusively to the American. Mr.. Yoakum
gays bis cattle have died off at an average
of about one per day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

UNPAID LETTERs.-Under new orders,
they go to the dead letter Office, or at least
are liable to be disposed OF in that manner
in two weeks after having been dropped in
the post office. 1t is strange that there are
men and women who have not yet learned
that all letters must be prepaid.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08

Mrs. PARTNGToN ELECTED.-R. p. Shilla-
Der. of Boston, SO well known as Mrs. Par
tington has been elected to the Massachu-
setts Legislature. Mr.. Shillaber is Doug
las Democrat.
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SSe:se (8Sateg.
grcrcu uu6 Otc4ocr

a. Suo iMmsr ned am olten 4laes uno .,
IA pcrtaufcn ibrG rcrJGstbs Gusmabt ren IA
LII QBIaren nit ntCseIbeHtm 9rfct9e. Sic LII
hnO Cbtn pcn Der Gitr JlrtdJStstrt nit Ctnem pclIs
liinoiscn INcrtrmcnt ron 03tntCr tSGtern rcn aI:
len GtrlS, SVutlrn uur Shattlrunssn. Sbr Stcd
tClttht au6
G0lFmrres, Srirs SellInst tsr rturHsn Stpls,
9u6 son alien Slrten, SaIsttnttn, GraSats,
unp fur; auGm nae iu etnrm Wanns an3u9
9cbSrt.
Stc ecttu nidbt pcr, taB hs rur oGtin fir @aar:
0CIo plrtauftn unb habcr Tcblieiltr als ale tbrt
@ahbarn rCrtduftn tSnnen, obsr eos Iagfn hs, tGe
it 10 rcbfcit rpSnn nibt pchlftiir pettaufsn tcns
nsn ats fcIht, be ss fh gum @Cfhdft mndCu ju ia;
9cn, taB fe nur fir 8aor9rlb pcrtauftr. SiG sIau:
ben on cas- OIle SprdhWert: ,,Gbrths eeuts telab'
len lire cbridcu SdulbCn," unb publiJtrsn fabT
feline iensr tc9us 1nittacn. rCite he eeuts Dtnat
3laubsn MAIDEN ptiIen, bic in sGbrbtltnitt 70 ino.
Scrti9e SIriber.
Sic batsn rblnfaus Gin prahtisss 1Ncrttm,nt
urn fGrt9sn SlEioCrn auf panb, bic fe on lsbr nit:
brrtn 1rri(tn ,u pCrtaufn ontietsn. HHt artifsl
mCreCn uutGr ibrer eiasnGn aufhht acnaht unb fti
nc oubCrs aIs quite BaarCn pGrnCn fur ibre SItietr
pcrorbtiieL
autD pGresn 6leiofr ouf bic tdrJcfiG dulciee nod
Buufbe pCrfGrtiat. Sauttar fdr he gCncHsnt lib:
Sratc 6unfi ees putlitums, TcrtCu ts fh tGfretn
cine Eoreauer berfcItGn Iu rtrbicRCn.
Srprel unb glrt9er.
1Qentaun, 9lcp. Z, 1860. nails
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Sefentlt6e genbu.

Samlaa0 rem t5tm Drrrmtrr ndtIens um
1 llbr NahmIttanS. IcQ auI Dem glase IcltIt
rHentlth prrtauft wGrem :
Sine i01Bbare Sauerei,
9elrBn in giprb gGGctt9aQ 8aunIdtp, 2e6a
Gauntp; 9rcnScnc an 2anb ron 9Gitam Sci.
tenSu!b, Ballet mb Graf, Daniel gttrr unb
2nrcrn; cntbaItcnp SO older mrbr ptrr peni,
ger. Die 9ertc0erm9m barauI linb Elm
tsss Ginitofi9e5 tbeit6 8loce uno
.E4szN. tbeilo ftenern $50 bnbou6,
5rdme SArur, gEOseni&Orpm, S6meinenau,
Sprtn96aus nit elmer nirfrblmbm SurQr, Gin
gutter Srunnm nit Yuntpr nabe trm SauIc, Res
6lei6Cn rirrr an Der S6eurr, Elm ppr,iielt6er
@rpfcl' Saum8artrn uub cine ScrI6etenbcit an.
rtrrr SbilbGume. Gas 2anS 1T in outem 3u.
fannie, nit 9utrn 6rn3sn IN ttauemc Jrlper Gin.
9dbstlt uno Gin She'll rappn 1T S4pamm unC
un8rIdbr q @fSr Scl3IanO.
@t II has btNtsrla1sne liessnte IrrmSan tes
Srriorbsnen s nj s 6 II, lrbtGn pCn Be-
ia9tfm 3aunIdip uno @aurty.
Die Seetn9un8rn am Sage Rec Grrtaufs BON
Soel Stbneioer.
Ncpsmbrr %. #3m
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Aupttpr6 N00rt0t.

ISn Der Court bon Common Wlca5 fir 9tz
cbl Gluntp.
Sn ttr Sate ter 2tM mo Irbtcn 9tldnura
pon Sdlrmln 0dcIcmere uno & g1. g1leane,
aif3nir5 pOn unp g8. Gpelmm.
gtun NovtmHrr 0. 1859, rir Court auf Ger.
a!as pts pm. 5,rrct, ernanntc SuO5 Giun.
Der, Gil um btiastt u tnunB 81 aueiirn, wsEn
BnStAtS ubrrjuiethln, unN GtrtriIunJ 81 tr,iatcn
%IsA ais osu )!rsuurrn.
SsesD Ssjeusts.-J gafcr, pretb.
Der ctenbenlmte Nuptor wirp ben YHhcn
per utis'n &rntnnunA nnhtOmmrn auf 5rritags
pen 1ltsn Dctsm6sr. 1860. UNI 10 llDr 8crmit
tags. an Ienrr SfT5, 1T rrn Au.ntam Sant.
@stGuts.
9ioptntcr %. ro3m
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9feue StD6r : Sitter I!

Gm Stcbr rcn =. :. Buro o9r, trsi Sbdren,
uHtcrbab Dem alCus bauIt ccer ;pifbtn Dem gpartts
StGrcd uno :. v. gRcftr's NpctbGtr, 2gentaun
Da tcr lnttribric6cne 70 eben ptn Qbilatelpbia
Surtid9ctcmmrn it, nimm CT ritlg C5ClotnbeitleinCn
SrGuuoen uno eCm gubIitum iitcrbaupt bic Hn,riae
iu mabtn, caB CT cine 9rcee luspabl uSuGr Sitter,
in 3uiNe 81 itnem frdbtrn Stcd, fir pCrtlt uno
@intsr ctp9dr9t lar. Snrtm CT ouf rem Sruntfas
9ebtt 70 rroblftl os mG0tlh cn;utaufCr, UNI mieber
wCblfti iu pertauftn, lc lacrt or ollie D men uuo
ptrrEn, lie Eint9e Art pcn Stcbr9Gkr brauhtu, elm,
og INN aniurut:n. otEiCl6tn gu bsibt9En uno fdr
itb fdtlt gu urtbciltu.
2GhicS' Srcf 6iter,
ais wclrue OeIujucs, cufahc, Iaurirtt, SrcuIb uno
anocrc 9RCrucs, Wrusrclainss, 9IpShnlihe, brpar;e
uno h9urtrtr Ssecn, S6nfp Drtg: Seiecn ron Der
lbGnlttn Ntt. Sud- Oulttrs prn rcrfbtehenen StrlCs
uno prcjRn Strua unp anocrc Shapls pcu aIen
Irttn, SuGlitSttn uno prekn Ginabame, Rot,
tune ron allen Sarten uno preiiiu, uno d6erbaupt
allies rcn Orc6 .Sdtr rpas bic I1cot fir iunoe Das
mtn N, cotr aInbs ptricrtu gu tro3rn punl6cn.
G1ann6z s. liter:
Sud-, GafhmCrs, Gotinttts, Slannd, 8rItiuas, llus
ttrtltietr unS ole NrtCn Sitter ju ;oblrci6 angus
fdbrtn.
Carpets mb Scltncb,
SSclItue 2rrt 9lrt, lodm3cma:htcs, Srcpptn Gars
pet ihmalts unb trcics Otltub, fir 5lccr rosr auf
Slide, an biui9en YrSjisn srt9l II. fm.
Gr03rrriGn:
&aifcc, ptrftbiCttnp Scricn, Sbcr, 3udSr, grrurs
Mclalss uno onrErCr, unp alIis uos untct cem gaas
men 9rcjerEiCn tC9rifirn in.
5al3:
S'tmabItncs eiwrrcct Sal3 in Sddtn unb bsim 8u'
thtL ktncs abtrn tti rtr SunntitSt cerr in tlCir
men 0airp: SSdtu.
NIe 2rtGn ganbCs:YrcfuIttu mNtCn an MVortt,
prEiltn i'm Hustauitb fir gBOarcn on9Gucmmcn.
Durb fif bis btcrhrr 9ute lIntcrfueuua i'm 9es
I'har, prp alIsr Skis an9twanct alrieit cinen eus
ten Stcd Sitter 81 baltcn uno an tiNi9n prtlsu gu
rertGufIr.
s. 3. Surooe.
SttctGr II. na6p