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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08
Who! wants a Home /?

TIME RESIDENCE OF MRS. S. A. WICK, IN
Ashland, Ohio is for Sale: it is one of the most
desirable locations for a home in central 0hio, it is
situatedjn South Ashland. on Centre street; it con-
tains aboutz24i acres of land we'll laid out, an album
dant supply of Fruit of all kind, a good modern
dwelling House convenient and well located and
furnished throughout; also a good Barn and other
out buildings, a good wen of water, cistern &c.. &c.s
everything necessary to make it q good home With
ont tileafronble, time and annoylnce of building
The property will be sold at a moderate price, and
on accommodating terms: ssmust be sold SOON
Persons buying the premises can have all or any
artofthe furniture at ioa0 rates, also the Stoves
For information call on the premises, or apply to
c. g. Wick, Cleveland. Ohio, by letter.
Ashland May both, 1850. 52tf KS
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08

EouR VERDICT REouIRED,-By the re.
nomination of Jacob Brinkerhof for Supreme
Judge, the Republican party of Ohio have
endorsed, and made one of the prominent is.
sues in this campaign, the doctrines and de.
%cisions of that gentleman on the negro ques=
ton. Whether Intentionally, they bring the
question up for the decision of the achite peo-
pie, whether negroes shall have the right to
vote, to hold Office, to sitson juries-whether,
in short they shall be placed ON a perfect.
equality with the white race. Bfinkerhof de-
.cided that a negro less than half black, has
the right to balance your vote at the polls; he
is a candidate for reelection, and his party by
re-nominating him solicit your verdict on that
decision. Give it freely aud openly-giveit
as men, as white men should give it-and by
an overwhelming majority teach the Abolition
crew of the Reserve that you are not bound
to obey and uphold their f~anatieal doctrines,
though they have power enough to com,
pei Republican State Conventions to endorse
them. a Agz -- : e
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b The Montgomery (Alabama) contea

SS- The Montgomery (Alabama) ConJea-
Grafton of the 9th says:
eve have been receiving lately numberless
letters from all parts of this State, assuring us
of the great reaction that is going on for the
ticket of the National Democracy. These let
tiers inform US that the action of the seceders
is regarded as a magnificent failure, and that
Breckinridge's record is understood to be
worse than even John Bells. Moreover, the
people think that Douglas and johnson are
the regular nominees, and are determined to
bend every energetic give them success, in
this States. There is no doubt that. Douglas
stands to-dayin Alabama decidedly more pop
'ular than he ever been. Even some of
the disunionists have become disguised with
Yancey, and declare that he is co quetting too
much with Buchanan and his oficeholders.-
AS we expected, the people are beginning to
consider, more than they have ever done, the
alarming condition of cur country. They
intend to vote for the man that will save the
Union and keep slavery agitation from the
halls of Congress. They are convinced that
Douglas is the ~man--that he is by far the
strongest candidate before the people, and
they are going to elect him."
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- -
We publish in another column the procee-
dings Of the Breckinridge meeting held in
this place on the 18th of July, as reported
in the Nationaz Democrat. The following
resolution was passed at that meeting but the
Democrat leaves it out.
l. Resozued, That iBasmuch as the State ticket
nominated at Columbus on the 18th of July,
was made in pursuance of the usages of the
Democratic Party, we will give it our support;
and alsopropose to waive all differences as to
Presidential preferences, and give to the
County ticket which may be Nominated in
Ashland county in August, our united support.
Why it does so we can only guess. But
the only reason We can see for it is, that the
Democrat is sorry that the Breckenridge men
of this county have agreed to support the De-
mocraey in any shape, and that 1T does not in
tend to do so. It has failed to- hoist the names
of our State nominees and is undoubtedly in
favor of running the Democracy of the State
entire. We are happy to say howeverthat it,
like some papers on the Douglas side of the
question BY. the extreme and unreasonable
it has pursued, has lost its influence
with the Democracy of the State, if it ever
had any. But the resolution itself is a little
strange in verbiage, Upon the county nominees.
Il does not agree, but proposes to support
them. To whom is the proposition made, and
what are the conditions2 I suppose it means
f we please TODD 50. Well, so be it. soi
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SHGREFS SALE
Rorer, Croft and Darlingl In ASHLAND County

Aaron Yarner Common Pleas. j
PURSUANT to the Command of an Alias vendi
Exponas duly issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of said comfy, dated the 9th day of August,
A. D.: 1860, and to me directed, I wilEsells at Pub
lie Auction at the door of the Court House i'm
land. on f - 5SEs2
Saturday, the Sh7 day of Sspfembe,s 1860,
between the hours of ten O'Clock Am. and four
o'clock P. M, of said day, the following described
lands and tenements (subject to o. former levy made
in favor of French & Keith to-wit:
Lot No eighty-four, (84) in the town of Lou
lonville, Ashland County. Appraised at $500, 90
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
= August 9Th, 1850, tspfS5,00
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A HARD HIT-The Chronicle of the West,
a German paper published at Rock Island,
thus informs its readers of the origin of the
''wide awakes"-a name originally belonging
to a plug-ugly association, such as use the awI
on election days in Baltimore. The Groni.
Gle says: ea 10
These of the "Wide Awake Club wEo
are now SO zealously blowing their horn, do
not appear to know what historical reminis-
cences are attached to this name. The title
.Wide Awake" first acquired notoriety in
1894, when it graced those bands of natives,
who somewhat later acquired such celebrity
under the name of "Know Nothings.n Per-
sons who lived in New York in 1854, will re-
member the outrages which those white hated
~loafers, who called themselvesnWid AWakes,n
repeatedly committed upon the Germans of
New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburg =
For the sake of decency the Republican bat
%talions should have adopted a different cogno-
men. ~ - ses8assfa cd $500,
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JOHN LARwILL, Sec'y.

- aHL -
The CENTRAL ORGAN ALARMED.-The
Ohio State Journal of yesterday shows sun-
mistakable evidences of alarm at the present
posture of our State politics. It realizes and
confesses the stupor which possesses theinert
and inactive Organization of which it is the
organ, and calls Justify on the Republicans to
duty, ~admonishing them of the dangers to be
apprehended and provided against, and m
plores them to wakeup and go into the battle
The fact. is, Lincoln and his rails are done for
in Ohio, and the S@vsaIknows it, That pa
per for several weeks past has given up the
Chicago nominations and turned its feeble
in favor of Breckenridge and Lane. and
but the fact that Lincoln and Qamlin are at
its masthead, the readers of it would have
ranked it as a first rate organ Of the Yancey-
ties. 1t now, through some unseen pressure,
tries to make a show for the Republican can
didates, but no one responds, there being no
feeling in the country for Licoln and Hamlin.
All the life, spirit and energy amongthe people,
is for Douglas, johnson andPopular Sovereign.
ty, and the current is running so strong in IA
yor of the good cause, that opposition is useless
where you will among the hoaest working
men of the land, the theme is Douglas and
selfgoyernment, which is assailed alike by the
interyentionists of the North and the South,
and this the people well understand, and with,
out regard to party names, they are for Non
Intervention and the candidates who main
tain it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08

How THINGs ARE WoHKINa.-S.D ID. Car
Rpenter, editor of Madison, 6Wis-9 Fatriot
and one ofGthe delegates to Charleston and
baltimore, recently addressed two grousing
meetings ofthe National Democracy for Doug
las-one in Richiand county, and the other in
Walworth county, in that State. AT the for
mer a band of fifteen men appeared, and at
the latter twenty-five, with banners inscribed.
ssFoR FREMONT IN 1856-IN 1860 FoRDoUG-
Las" 90e9 A si~
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B5 The oId4ine wings of Maine, it is said
will unite with the Democracy in-the support
of Mr.. Smart for Governor. The people of
the State are determined to overthrow all those
who were Unidentified, either as political asso-
ciates or as borrowers Of money, with the late
defaulfing State Treasures, Peck. The cleo
ton of a Democratic Mayor in Portland is an
Indication of what the honest men of Maine
mean to do.
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Thc 1sepssblseds, Pasfys what ar
ire nEfecfsf

We should ike tn have the editor of the
Tins Or anv other Rennhlcan answer The
hive fs;rlv bonor.h,v ard v;tbo,t .nv ev,.
L.- 1870 &c 1ose a.. -,
Nd. d;rsotIn ~ - -. undanstood
:. a.. 70 vbatbor co,nro.. .,h;k;. sls
s.u i'll. ro--.m:o.. AZ. u.;to5 CO...
whoth.~ e 49,
n,l.ta .h.t - g. Il
a.ssIt NJ
cr.;c n.rtr 49, ,ba1 I,t,a, nos;t;oag pa.,hl;.
oan a. Fa. $3.50. al
h;s.o.r Ss.TsI.
n-o.7t;on of j. psn,,hl;aa. - s. ~
~ $3.50 - So -
1.I - a..
~ .1N 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M P1Ypl
taSs5a a.
ao, $500 a. - 80 =.
ri q, a. ~ ~.
5ao;s;on 80 A.. ;,S;oiai trn. 80 ar
lo.5 The 800. .a,,'than a,,oo.ad 3 o.t,r
I;A:. 81.
,assan has .hns sa.Iaa1 Taas -
bop..ss "a tha,, .Is.sa. ~
Hat ~ 49, : gort;na for - i'm
,...t.sIi. 80 anoss;bl. - : io.u;na
r. ranks bv scores and hundreds Many, too
hearty sick and tired of the agitation of the
negro Question n ronebontg h land and in the
halls of eongress are anx;ons that Il sbonld
h. stonned At once and forever The onlvI
Hay that this can be done. they know. is to-
Ieave The sub;ect eptirelv onf Of the ;nrisd;c.
i'm af Gonores. and i tbe hands of tbe neo.
ME Who are 70 he ;mmed;atelv egected Nv 4.
anv nronosition be more nlainl Con.
nrotection or nrobib;t;on unless
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08

WHITE MEN BEAR IN MIND.-That Judge
has decided that a negro, less than
half black, is a white man and entitled to the
right Of suffrage Those who consider them
selves better than a negro will vote the Demo-
cratic ticket, and those who regard a negro
their elNak will vote the Republican ticket.
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FT4C.HMEN
David Whiting, Plaintiff, Z

William Long, Defendant,
before J. P. Devor, J,P. of Montgomery Up.
ID Ashland county Ohio. On the 18th day of Ju
y, 1860, said Justice issued an order of attachment
IN the above action, for the sum of 81 %.
JulyS2Sd, 1850-3w-S DAVID WHITING.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08

TUsT RECEIyBD-A lot of Hughes celebrated
81 Champaign and Stock Ale, for sale by the Dbl
and half Dbl, at Cleveland prices.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08

"a. Ex-senator Dixon, of Kentucky, the
leader of that gallant band Of old-Line Wings
who saved the State to the Democracy In 90,
now favors the election Of Douglas and John
son.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08
AN EXHIBIT.

Of the Receipts aud ErDenditures of the In
Urinary Of ashland County, Ohio, for the
gear commencing June 10, 1859, and end
ang June 10, 1860. ~
Ashland County Infirmary Dr. cR
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TTAOHMEsNT
D. D. Gray, Plaintiff,

William Long. Defendant
nEFORE J.tP. Deyor, J. P. Of Montgomery Tp.,
ID ashland county Ohio. On the 18th day of Ju-
", 1860, said Justice issued an order of attachment
July ODD, 6OA3w D. B. GRAY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-08
aisak SHERIFF S4LE9a eds 10
Ephraim B Fuller, ct al In Ashland County

Ephraim 3 Fpller, ct al IN Ashland County
@ VS.. t> @ - eI@62EH= ~
Henry Brown Common Pleas ~
Il 1URSUANTto the command of an order of sale
duly issued from said Court dated the fourth
day OF. June, 1850, and to me. directed, I will sell
ut Public Auction at The door of the Court House
in said County, on 2SL Ef 81
z1Ffidag HE Sd day of Asguse, 1860, : .
between the hours of ten o'clock Al NJ. and four
O'Clock p. NJ of said day, the following described
lands and s~tenements towit5 Being IN lot number
forty-three s(434 and in lot number forty-fouf (449
except twenty-six feet by fifty feet of of the south
west end OF, said Tot. number fortyfour f441 in the
Town of Leudenyille. in the County of Ashland,
and State of Ohio. Appraised at Is
Terms of sale Cash.
JOHN J. HooTMAN, Sheriff.
July 2 1860. b A1s9sPfs9. 90
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We are enabled to announce that
DAVID TOD.

HONs LA E401ODs
the old wheel horse of Ohio Democracy will
positivelybe here next Saturday He has SO
written to the committee, and will arrive at
Ashland, on Friday evening: Let every Dem
ocrats in Ashland. county come aad hear, the
Presidentsof the Baltimore ConEention give a
history Of Its actions. 4u.
We have not yet heard from the rest hut
have assurances that cox, and VALLAN.
BINGHAM will also be present. Hon. B.
BURNS and<J0HM MosWEENEY ESQ,
viii also be present without doubt 9
The Committee of Arrangements have every
thing in order: III Conyention VIII be held
under a large tent which viii be erected for
the occasion on Washington Square, in South
Ashland. 49,
The delegations are requested to stop at
points ON their respective roads about one
fourth mile from town who're they will be met
by the Marshal of the day, and escorted to the
-
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Gen. j. s. Fulton,

will act as CHEZ MARSHAL and attend to the
formation of the delegations, assisted by a
number Of others@ We have every reason to
expect that the eonpestion will be the largest
ever heldin Ashland county.
CONE 0NE CONF ALT
BY order Of the Executive COMMITTEES,
J RaGoWAN, CH'MN.
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; 4 f;ssIsssi sisss asi Ris.ac2Ag q .ass&A /
:, s Bushels & s !: !. 4 e :, So: g
Is Is f. =, ! 81 81 81 ss... ) : 81
s ss;;. = 81, 4 tfss'E''s { az gss at
|4 g ! : s s;;:.: !: a..s 3 l%...ss3g$$ & :
s g head of Garbage assR'p e e Is = -
9 Z barrel of crouts .ssss.Ses - - - % . eno5
S 6 8 s bush ! q s sss.s g 1 81 g g ! Ssa !
3 loads e Il Of ps s1g1 fosa ss 1890 xszsoel : 90
10 lS s sens Of Of e sesD at !. q 3 fSSS SSs aEIs
gBssf hides ls lbs at .Esw z co. z zasi3
E2eoo lbs of pork at 60 Isss 90 ss6gsti
6 SsS Is i e 81 1a butter as a. H. .azI $50 " ne
iss. DOZEN s e.: j. ]. g. s ss's
sfas@.-;..s- 100 GO
1929 p9s1 Fs lbs made of .a OF a ssrn 40 H Z g q
Cash paid al . by =; M0orssLwssx fsskas, 81
aaS a. in !. hand ..,,aas g !: sOsKfaess. a.
IetalAG cSNp1ffoN ofSF1RaAkR5sz3ss s
past yesr: 20 pm Of Pants, 81 Shirts, al caigosz 4uy
IS Sheets, IS pair II Hoseries s FLANNEL Dressessa ssRSt
Drawers. 14Bed Ticks f2w smmisese IS shiupeys,
9 Skirts, 1QSAn Benhets, 10 Pinew, Ticks u
6 Table Cloths; whole number Of Articles made o1
Ats: and 60 yards Of petingassssa s1s gnd-
CONDITION OF FARM.tyisel seFp 4spossSl
Built and-Repareds some Fences, making allinr 1so1 -
s'ssa Stock dsP on Farm, mead ado Il hherlss.s A
q ass. ass q d ssaHi e as & s = ST.. 20 8 1 ssay iss &EsaO l.
ing, SO for Pasture, 15rAcres of Wheat, s Acres Of
Of Onions / Acre Of Tnrnips, 3Acreof broom Gold,eas-
I Acre of Hungarian grass EAE2Ee ~ thsa
Farming utensils the same as last year, sxcept ~ sHSs
ions sett Of Double Harnessg one New Tsggor and g
: : INMATES OF NFfRsfARf ssia ssss sg
The whole number of Inmates in the Inffhaf3 .Hwsn
during the past year has been 65, 55 ofthem belongs eesaF
to the United States, from Germany z from Enesssa1s
land, 2 from Ireland l from Scotland 2 from tga1a
France, 1 from Switzerlandr 4 from Badun the
whole number of Foreigners 10.
Al present there are forty-fre inmates of whom ea'ss
26 are Males and 19F emaless the oldest is 81 years
ofage, and the youngest weeks oil, there has been
during the past year 2 Deaths and Births.
The Number of Paupers from each ToEnships :,
Montgomery ., Rugg1es1 IL Hanoyerl2 Mohiean 81
jackson I, Perry 8, Orange q Green g. KermiIion II
10, Clearcreek q, Milton 4sTr6ys8s Lake leTin all 81.
L The health aof the Inmates is good with two or
three exceptions.
The Infrmary is kept neat and clean and much
IS sEs 5Issss due or 70 1ss sapsfinssHasn' and aIHsf' ns Tor "
@ The STATE OF ONO,
ge5 Ashland eessss. seaaH
: We hereby certify the foregoing TO be- true Ex-
ton ofthe Ashland County Infrmary for the yea
commencing june 10th, 1859, and ending june 10
1860. JOSEPH STRICKLAND,
~E ,. g. MARTIN q a2J3JNE
Directors Of Ashland coantyIhfzmarysss.s-sa
July, Is, ~1860.-4w7 ssssaffsE ssarps56a
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ssG5 Is 81 =
"a eoS $500 = gnat
5 s $50 gOas =
Osesa sa 90 L SBat
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-01

6!9a'lnen9eleBt merren muB, entoeaeu ~
6leDel1 unterbaneeIn oielt Wen1ben, remit
'0l9en lth, uno entebren SSranfrcid. Sh
p'u naeb Y1rl6. QSenn meln Ibron nirfltdy
ge'toren IT. 10 MIL i0 tbn Iieber ouf rem
S9ln1tTeIce Yerlieret, at5 bier, Sob fam
TIlr Gub 9llIe, fir meinen Sobn unp fir
ml9 nl4t5 SeilereS tbun, ais bar ii, MIDI
lllelnen Soloaten in bic 9lrme werfe. Weine
Gr1enun9 miro Die 9trmee tlettriltreu lfe
wIro DE Srempen nieperlbmelern. Sie
peroen ertennen, paB tb nur aufpas Ierroin
Surltd9efebrt btn um ie entpeper unter meis
ne SuBe 3u treten, poer 3u terbtn 1fe lperpen
lln n1r Don mir befrett Su nerpen, gud
Aue0 beplll9en, mas Sbr nur furpern m6at.
gSenn Sbr ltatt peilen MIDI bier in Wtalmdis
ion muBl9 an meinem De9en tautn last,
perrtn tie Sud UtrlpOien, unp gud, ,,pin.
gen, Supwi9 ben 2IAbebnten ebrerbtetiolf
nit Dem Qut III Der 9auO au empfanaen
QSlr mu11tn enoll9 Gin @npe maiden. QSenn
Cure funT Saller mid ni0t wcllen, 1o piQ
MIDI pch Die 2trmee, Sh bnte nur n1tbiu,
MID 81 6el9en, uno 9ari5 uno bic 9lrmee
weroen mid sum Speiten Wal ais ibrcn 8es
treltr ptlfOmmen beiBen! >
A9, Stre, ieufSte Der 0erSoa BON 8alianp,
bic Nrmee lpitroe sic mtIfommen beieen
ober ite 1T jest rer teinite unS Der (tmahfe
Sbetl Der gtatlon unO iIe lpiirre ielbf un:sr
Sbrer Nnfubrung ni1t ale Die feinplihen
Armfen beSmln9en tDnnen, pe6e BON alien
Setten bernnSlehen, lpenn Die gtation ftd
ni9t fir @lp. Wajeitdt erbebt unp Die Arnse
unterltllBt. Oas GOIf nbtr bat feline 0ers
treter unp feline SpreAer in ben 8ammcru,
uno rttlc &ammern pirpen ltd, 1obalO lStc
n19 PARTS f1men, ge9en @rp. WaieRdt erz
tsaren oeuettt tptlrpen ite eS lp9ar w1oen,
Sie auBerDaIb res 0tleBe6 Su erfldreu. Slu.
Btrpem aber Sirt, wenn nun Las Slid
Stc nt4t bt9Gnltiott, tpenn Sic nit Sbrer
Armee Der uebermaAt erl9en, mas IpOte
aus Grantrel6 perpen? Q8a6 murpe bus
zoos @urer Wnet1t lejn? Der 6einp miiroe
ltb beredti9t baIten, leinen Sie9 au6myeu,
len, uno gsp. Mlajeltdt lpurren iid Yltueiht
Verpetftn mlllien, Gen llntersan9 TranfreiA6
Dtrl1uIcet 81 babfn.
GS 1T ipabr, IeuSte Der Gailer, iA leDe es
lpDbJ man muB tmmer natD0eten.
Gtlsnfte letn 9aupt tieftr auf leine Sruf
uno tanO bitter ltnneno oa ~
Sie babtn 9tebt Ia9te er pann raid lein
paupt wttper empCrDebenp, idb tann nidbt
p,e StrantIpOrtIthFeit fir ein 10 gema9es
llnternebmen auf MIDI apen. SD mus
warten bis rte Stmme res Gclfes, Der
SUIpatent eer Ganlmern MIDI ruff.
(Tprtlebung fplJt)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-01
8tnftet IplneuSes bel 2eiten..

Der usIndGe, ptIGer nit nb9eu nebeIn beboet i h6t&
6neu ciuen erabr.re GrSt wenSe bur men nit
euen g6merSen befre mtrb rnbern benielbeH aud bd-
bat nen Rran cine iebr bi9e 8enun3 gu naden pdbreno
Idnn, bic Sbnpcn1e fd ctpas in oaS Sb1tent
uaepurseIt oeer bic Rrante pecr i seSfen Bat et-
ner nett srtBren Renu9 beretSt it, 8eren9un9en cber
yStricilsa" perhen na ener crn Vt. s. Snb au9e
ubeen Betaneuna&meIe in pe9en Ga8eu rbne S6uer3en
sher Sncnreneen fnr ben Eanten sbet 3ueIei6 pora-
h Dr. g. 9. Sisb bas teine Gut3hnbuna Der urebra" +.
No. mrres" bebonbeIt perbea, pcbur 10 OF @barIatane
bic trauristen ToIssn terbeinbrea.
Sunae 2eute ulo HIe. pele entner S@pdde Ietbea
Oten f@ BET 3eitcu men tpobur s sn RUNNER nnb srpbe
untciteu eparen.
Or e. g. Smtb Bat bur& b sIhdIe Cur Sbiscr Hrsntse-
ten srbsers SerIbnbt u Hsenb anberer art In Smerto
oua beIt bas ebel tn Sen 6pierSen gnb ans unb
sbf Der Gpntnpu tbre uiprhnse Hrai Hteh abem
R.rIr unb euex u,craiten Gen, in elmer beanem btten
Deae Subereitet uub tonn i'm Ba po 4ratbeue rb M se
&e ubencr unb ebue Stbrius IN gebdften gu oeruraHe
sencnmen ner6en RIr bef3e ent5lnbun9 cnsrcu i
pirb cine GiniHrdnfnng BET 2ebensweie Hptbmene9.
Auh ben xraMtbten hes pebdu Gef1Ie4ts bat Hr. :. O.
Smb felt elmer etbe tabren elne becnhete Nune atex
aCapbnet unb crprit allen 2ebeAeu eite btsnbe gnr.
Dr. Z. g.. Gms'S rioentaoe Ar rauen tann ebt-
gent Babe ebaIte Die Webu i snt unb Eurbe uuerSeIh
Sabrtn oiiSerc1bea s babpn aebraut = reR S5. Eer-
Iosen pelfe ben 9tpre .nHt npbner uneu mad senorer
Nnaabe Der Spnrtrme Or. g. g. Smtb IN portceen griefen
ccnuItireu uuS m Nbn ua senb einem Gbeis sss sanbs
se16idt trbalien
8ue Gura8,u bIeib.u rens prsat. a ber Office Fah r.
parote 3imnler Sur 0lsrpftton ber Batenten.
Ofen rpu llbr Rcr9enS bis 1itr abenbR.
III ...f ~ ar.. @ Sr. g. u. Saith
Saa0.s 70. II Sah -Grebsridar. SaIEnsrs.
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BE 6 burG tetult&e 2asr stbwaG tdten tte N 70 on son
botn Heun Uber IN e S@ue ernn Brlstu Ht aQ
na@tlt pursn ttlta I'm S6at bur& yUluttuutn be ean
aHsebetlt b @be unmteH MAIDEN uub RSrper unit Self rS
rem to1ten iOFprt hte nStbeen S6rttte tbun
St Saet 6as stn anser NGnn bt 9rfnuns ttns eanbts
2ebens IOserteu werDen pa burg bt OlSn rnr NBruna
pom pse Der NatIr. eDIe peuutn maFtn beuO c tAtre
ten tn BITE :. ~ -.
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OrpccrieS, sBcil,c, 0tq6rs &c.

Dttt penn Sdtife 8eroinalb empftnBen
so SOB 9rcbe oeixkbe 3petId0en,
so 8c9 perl9erie
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100 ~ 9eipaene @rbsn,
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so 8Dren 9mtur9er Sie,
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ip~ie greeneCrn Saroeueu, NIbetn, @res. Sagp &C..
N5eet Q1ilHeImp,
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