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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Religious Notice.

Tho fifth Sabbath Union Meeting of the Fourth
Division, of the Edgefeld Baptist Association,
will convene with the Big Stephens Creek Church,
on Friday before tho fifth Sabbath in May (inst,)
nt 10 o'clock, A. M.
J.S MATTHEWS, Mod'r.
z. Al. SwEARIaGrS, elk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Substitute To Hire.

A RELIABLE SUBSTITUTE. over forty-fve
IA year. of sse. can DO hired on reasonable
terms. Apply 10 E. Wat the Ridge p. U.
M,v9T 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
Further From Mississippi.

MOBILE, NAY 20.
The special reporter Of the Mobile adver-
tiscr and Register at Jackson on the 22d
a.Sys Heavy firing was heard in the direction
Of Vick-burg this morning, q
It is reported and believed in official circles
That the enemy assaulted the works ut 'icks-
i,urr on "Wednesday and were badly repuised.
Sl7der's Bluff aus been evacuated.
A couries reports that Yazoo City vas cap
,ured Yesterday by the Federals. The navy
v.rd. WAS blown up by our fo-ces.
An officer FROM Yrcksburg reports that
Grant vas whipped back.
LATER.
The ehemy have made three desperate as
.aults on Vlcksburg and been repulsed.
we have seni-oficisl information Of the
> o..v,ure Of Helena, Ark, by Gen. Price.
A JACKSON correspondent on the t9th says:
Johnston thia morning threw out ten or twelve
thousand men over the Big Black TO the
Ticksburg side Of the river.
1t is reported in Mobile hs5t Snyder's Bluff
.,,ss been re, occupied and the occupation OF
Yazoo City by the Federals Is dispeiicved'
ms- A correspondent of the Herald, describing
=, ,be Yankee trip to Port Royal, Virginia, says:
80. \ egro- slaves, who were offered their freedom,
refused to, como over With our troops." Negroes
,ars beginning to see that "she much boosted fan-
,A,s. freedom" Is all tslk-notbipg real.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

p. s.-Upou going out uBOn The square since
finishing our epistle.. NO have had the pleasure OF
shaking by the hand Lieut.. READY and Sergeant
NJ. LAxE Of the a2i. These braye fellows are
enjoying 3 short furlough among their friends
tbov arc in full furlough costume, and Look very
little n. If they had ever experienced mud dirt and
half ra.iops. VIC hear tho that II considerable
hatch of hold drngoons from Co. I, End S. c. Cav
o,rv. have arrived among us-iu search Of horses.
A.. xe,. We have met with none of them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
For Sale.

TWO IRON AXLE.TREEr ROAD
l. WAGuSS--one heavily iroued und little
us.d,-the other lighter snd. moro used Apply
four miles from Elgefell, on The Pine House
Road. tn RAMSAY HARGR0yE.
MAJ 81 q Fl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
A. s1MKINs, D. X. DiJsIsoE, 3 E. KEEsE
PRorRIsT0Rs.

TERMS OF SUBSCRlpTICN.
Two pcrbArs per wear Sf paid in advnnce-Tm'
DOLLARS and F1r-r Cssrs If not paia within slA
mouth.-and THeEE DOLLARS II not PAID oeior'
ihe expiration of the year.
r. rIIS OF ADVERTISING.
All adverti,anents will be inserted at TWO DOL
LAR psr Square CASH (io Mini"n lines "r iest
f.r the 6rst insertion. and OSs DOLLAR tf
~neh Subsequent insertion:
Announcing n Candidate mot inssrted auti' paid
for,) Ton Dollars.
AL communication Of Il personal character
Obi,usry Nutices.s Reports. Resolutions or P!"'
seeding. ofisny socis:y. Association or Corpora
ton, will he charged As advertisements.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

DSTRAY NOTICE...Tslled' bofore rae
r. by Moses Irarri., living within three miles
ul the Pine Hpus-. EdgeGeld District. a black
mare MULE, supposed To be 20 years old. brand
ed on the left shoulder with C S. and appraised Vt
SIS. A. JONES, II. E. n.
May % aim II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27

SPRAYED from my Plantation sb"ut two
3 weeks ngo a pale red spotted COW, win short
horns rather larger than thu medium size, Said
Cow was purchased by-nls s.-~in'-.-1tIhAE
tat, sale Of the late Gen. W. G. M"ragnc. The
ear marks rot rernenberel. ANY imf"rinsti"n con-
corning said Cow will De th.ukttliJ rrrelved..
\. S. DOZIEE, Jr.
NJ. Willing, May :. ct Il
20 We have heen authorized by the friends o.
". F. DURISOE, ESQ, to announces MIN y Candi-
dates for reelection to the "fics of Ordinary Of
ELgcfell District, ct the ensuing election.
April Is. 'is 10
lsrWc arc authorized by tie friends Of Mr.
JACOB iIUIEr to announce hun n Candidate
for Tux t"i:uctor 4. the enSning election.
May L e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-27
For h Advertiser.

Mns. WIN. GooDuAx, sec'ry & Trcas'r.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
EDIT0RI on PRESS,

. DEAR sR iWal 1your PERMISSION INishtO
say to yOOdi readers thatI viii sendbyretush
mail to 81 ivvbhoa wiit II ffss) , Recipe, ytIA
fun directions for making and using a sim
pie Vegetable Balm, that will e9ffecGtually re;
move, in ten days, PimpleS, Blotches, Tan,
Freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin,
leSving the same soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful. L,s
n will also aaasfres 70 Those having Bad
Heads, prBarS FSces, simple directions and
information that will enable them TO start q
full growth Of LuxurieRts Hair. Whiskers, ol
a Moustache, in less than 80 days. All ap
plieatioaEapsvsred by return neil sithOuy'
charge. Respectfully yours,
THoS. E. CHAPMAN, Chemist 4
,sn' q No. s3h Broadway, New York.
March, s, lsSS-2ml 90 ~ q " tr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
OBITUARY.

AOE No Viz iHS .s III
i1!""T' OBITUARY. 3" a-a
JAMES DESIsTos was born neal. ,pittSbprg,
Pa. on ths; 2Oai Sf December, 1885, His pa
rents came to Montgomery county, Ohio, ip
the early sparepf the next year, where they
resided tillhis. fathers death in 1902, and
shortly after that time his mother came to
Prcble County, wherethe deacon continued
to reside, tilt his death which occurred, after
IN illness of'threeda on the goth of March,
lss2 bag p $50 t'a' s''"H %
There are but very few persons now liv-
ing, who were hereswhen he came tothis
county Reared as he was in the midst of
our p~rirnevA &afests iii ais youth aadaafly
manhood he Witnessed had S~Ppartidiiatedi in
tho tolls, me pfivatiohsi the trials, the strus-
giles, and hapdshiPs incident TO pioneer life.
And the lessons learned in this stern school
d~evelopsdjn him those mental and moral
characteEistics that made him hdnored and
respected smong his fellow men, His mind
was massive and strong rather than brill
liant hsnos this great, prastieal common
sense t0f snisp ~ was re am a'y ' aas
winch manifested pseu a. 'm sN'
and d,d,D ana MADE MS wen spent NO one
ruseisi ~. 20 himself aAauls eSnuai'y,
Inc haplIs 2! ina0stty ana eeSH1 ~. W. ID,
ne hs'aeqairea M ms YOUTH ne tsiu,y ~
hered 20 through lite. Plain, uhostentauous
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
;ayAYER'S,s,sliiG,,.a1 r. ~ T.. =; 4;
[GOhponnd Extract Of SarsapariEIa,

the most eFectual remedy which the medical
skillo of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady 1t is com-
bincd from Tie most, active remedials that have
been discovered f6hrF the %expurrgatioh Of this fouh'
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure #
not only Scrofuls, but also losegother sftscl
tons which arise from in such as EPppTisH
and SKIN DISEASES ST. ANrHoSYs FiRE,
RosE, or ERYsirELAs, PMPLEs, PUsruLEs,
BLorcmEs, BLAISs and BeHs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RMEux, ScGLD HEAD, RIsowoRN,
RHsUMArIsN, SrrnrLITIe and M%RRcuRiAL DIS
BAsEs, DRorsr, DYSPEPSIA, pRRrLITr, and,
indeed, All. COMPLAINTS ARISING ERoN Vita
TED OH In.tRR BLoon. The popular belief
in aimprrity ofthe 6ood" is founded in truth,
for s%crofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue OF tins sarsap ,
I rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
e~ontaminated constitutions. ~. ....b ,,,i, lg.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26

~ We, regret to Inform our
readers that the fever which has
been aesolatiRg our town and
neighbSrRSqd has ! attacked the s
Editor o. the Register, and he is
gone quite derahged, as his paper
Of this week viii abundaltly prove.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
Nc. 80 HAST FIFTH sTRH17,
CTNCINNATl

without the use Of Mercury, without hindranos from Boa
ness, and without fear ofdiscovery or exposure. Nsdsef3
poisons, such As arsenic, nux Vomlca, opium, or any oth9
poisons. No mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used BY tn
wonderful Botanic Physician. Hia Botanic Remsdt9
never yet failed to euro tho most obstinate and the mo
Impurities from the system whom all Other Remstiss 10
Journal ''"F,tH er3 70 r
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26

In Eatont on HheE2SdihGty 6f Dr9pskal
Mrs NANCY NoKEMY, aged 70
Ijekts, 8 mdathS Ind hsdhys. gTnnoY
In Eaton, on the 24t6 Inst, or Catarrhal
Feyer, FHesOEsiM DKxSkR, adopteddaughr
~ Of Dr.. A. II. and Ann I! Stephens, aged
" years, . months eNSs2s dayN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
Saddles & Harness

TNHE undersigned, at his old stand West
of the Court House Eaton keeps Oh
and q good assortment Of
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
NOTICE. ; aa,r -.
Abner Halsey's Estate.

" NI10TE' ""3 ~ I 1NI
NN the sih day of February, A. d. 1853,
" the Probate Court Of Preble county de-
olared the estate of Abuer Haley, deceased,
TO be probably insolvent. Creditors are
therefore required to present their claims
against The estate to the undersigned, fcr
allowance, within siz months from the TINA
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled
to payment. JOHN MCDONALD
and
|.a TT MINERVA HASTIN6S,] I
4 Feb. Ia, ,ls6S--ew Adm'rs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
Az RS
Ague Cure,


voR the sPERD CURE oy,l,s,a - 4
Fever, or1FsvsT aiaa Ague,
Renaittent Fever, GAIL Fever,i numh
A0ue, Periodical Headache or Rnloue
HeAdachc, and Bniors FeysTs insesa
ing in hillary arrangement, caused ~
me lIaiaria .or Miasmatlo Countries.
2 We are enabled here to eiIer the community 4
remedy which, while It cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CCRR" expels tile lniasmatic poison Of FsVnR
AND AorE from the system, and prevents the do
~yelopment Of the disease, II taken onIth hrst APP
proach Of It's premonitory symptoms. Itisnotonly
theibest remedy ever yot discovered for this class
Of complaints, !ut also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the
reach OF every 6Udy; and in bilious districts, where
FEyKu AND AGUg prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and pretee-
tica. Agfsatsuperi9rity q ,his IsJsrSa ny
Sure Of Inttrmittehtsis that itcontains no Canine.
or mineraE sonsequsntlyit produces no ouiniamer'
other injdtious effects whatever upon the copshtu.
ton. Nose cured by it are left rs healthy ash
they had, never had tho, disease. ] I,,fA al ~ ia
/ Fever and Agus Is not alone the consequence OF
the miaSmatis poison. A,great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rhelmati''1, Gout, Headfehe, p9,d-
mess, 7opthacks, Eargchs, Cata,Th, Asfhms, PaE
nD;taiion, Painfl Afsctio,lo Of Me Spleen Hgsttr-
irs, Pain in lks, Boiceh, Code, .Pdralyss and DC.
Management Of he Stomach, all Of which when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
tvss, or become periodical. This " CuRE" expels
| ks poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them ali alike. 1t is an invaluable protection y
immigrants and persons travelling 9, Temporarily
residing in the maiafions Districts ltfken ocea-
s%ionally- or daily while exposed to the infection
that win be eScfetpd from the s~ystennJ and canno'
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen INTO dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable LOT PTotec.
finn than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents If they. avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. sd. ,vi I'D, l.rsf 70 BIZ
Pr.parsd BY d. 10. AVER g. co., Lowell, Mass
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
Saddles, Brides, !

Farm Harness, Collars, Buggy and
Wagon Whips, Carriage Harness
of ali descriptions, &c, which he offers to dis
pose Of, on Go most reasonable ternls.
'S''S Fl. II. MARTIN, !,
eaton August %, 1850 - " i
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
FOR SALE

!1cnLcrss Of good Land; about 70 acres
lou Of which is cleared, and about 80
aeres in p~astlre, the balancein timber This
desirable property is situated. four miles
southeast of Baton, near G. I. Potterfs Oil
Will. Thaabsss will ibe sold on rsabopsbls
terms. For further particulars apply to Mr..
GIT. Pottsrf, Oil Mil near West Alexandria
Ppsbls County, Ohio, r,,a Fsb2aSa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
AWe, are safFerirg, as Q ED!

SA-We are suffering, as q COM
munity: from the iron hand Of
Death. y oqng,and old are weekly
fallingsonii ths right hand and on
the left. Death is no respecter.,o i
persons. James Deniston, Esq;
our latssand Kind friend, has fallen
into tIs.SOldemBraGes Of death, lie
was a sober, consistent, and intelli::
gent man; a sound politician; a
kind pelghbor;; honest, upright,
and faithful A friend who knew
him long and Well, has prepared
for US the following ""4' ''d' "7,4s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-26
YaS d, MsagaRasar

settle drop letter willshe in;
serted hi our next issue. We are
ever ready t. publish both sides
the question. .s ~ !.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-02

e.rufoItu,. saas Gipi1Rllonsa fuben
ID b ID. aus,us prte eu&. 6ae. 0atta'
Min. q p6rss tbm1 NM. IN Nun,
rusun 20 SIC 0aiQotne Mot NdttA
-. - Gtpas 0rsss. plat ,. y, @&tpldt. ~
aana aut. @as suarpes auS etslsn stut'
.,asa Jeasn ounps0 slaeen obne bteis Was'
as :? uuiese 9sisss tatsn ~woSlsstessthas'
saflr aslovet anpi tbnsa \ TO jl eanteu1
-rae pae GaQtsil feline Iropfsa aut es1
SEEDING fallen ldbt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-02
(wte ssr m dSen,fs @'b'

CT wetutt I'm Maroia. Rat We Giu.s.
tu; Galpoire. .Nr.. 6. Das .6aus wa,
ltin Giesntbum. Go a isitpsn ntsneree.
ri1sn unb neuesbaut pcIbsn. ne Num'
untr If pa6ti@.inlt& aud esdnpsrt II
psn INSTRUMENTATION, psnen I'll
Srabsn son paris untttltspen. 81 bat
Il cine nsitlaukne al,e @obnanA III
erisn 9lod, lwifdsn rer S,robe' unit eer
@drten, Time !; eis @dnee trarsu tie ober
btnauf mtt Goblin unit Beauuats'a "a
piisn bsfltdtei. ouf .rsnen man +S&afr'
iesnesn fab. Die Dsdtn' u%nrIbarfsIrsr
0s0snRdnpe rispnbolisu 6&j In x!sinsr
ron ZEN @sfsln.l 9stn Brit um9ab sir
9feesr 96irm pSn rsun Bldttern. Fan.
os pstes Yorbdua s, binasn an ben Gen,
fern In prd&aiGsn sroetn osbrc&enea
Galtsn. Der Gotten unmttslbar untei
ben .GenRsru Ranp init elmer >,2gsppe pos
aws4f 40 faafstbR &4uftn In 8esbiBruua.
cie-- per aIie. raid btnunter unb bfnaul
TIFF. &u6sr einsr-an ((ein 3immtr hoesn'
ptn Btbliotbsf bate Ct strt ,8oue6tr, .eul
COS II aro6t Stads tislt. " 81 bate allel
ron sinsr ,@roetaute u0ttsrIt&er Ssti1
an.tt. Ct baite atpsi Grautn Bebatt
Jnleinsr 9u8eup taise 81 auyben .@dnI
~ne1n asb6rL tts ftts sep bsr frau; uif'
u,qle pom BET 0slistien .tstreaen vereea,
l1pfil f. bte. abi&euliGfen Gbemdn4e,
Fdhp ote characterization 2ietbaber fnb,
9m 9one BEL unfttltaIlfit pafatf Il ~
lassnf: Die franlSRfHe Repelutieu Il etu
baafea bon S&aappb6bnea.7s@ Mr.;
Y 80 ! %4iN1,fetsxa t,lat.. ID %.:1}"N Y"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-02
Dtt I'm 9olte &lummerub
3u3uut.

Das pariftr BOLT II fslbR ale Manr
nod INNER @amtn, .@enn mon ben
Sun9sn i&tlrsrt. (@tlptrt man bic @tab>
,tnp peebolt. tabtu .ptr btefsu Meler IN je'
men, SpertinD huptrt. y
Sn pen 8orfdpten uauHentli&, ptr It.
udbuta. e. no&mals, ,lttBt I'D ptr part'
fer; ttst II & Weublut; Bier bat ct BIZ
d&te ptYFosnomte; tter arbeitst unb lei.
bet etse bolt unb bas 9etbs1 unb BE Nr'
beit. fne bte tstoen@ sF&tst ber Mesn{dtn.
bter 8tett g unermeblt&e Msnesn unbe.
fainter De(en uub @miu,melt Is !pon ben
runesdt@fen Wefaltsn. pot, BEN, abld.
Der ber pasree tie aurs Abbsder u Ment.
4fauesn. Fex arbfs ebtfez ser 9tabt3,
fa8t Cicero; mob, (eBt IN l1nipiQen, Burfs
ttu3u. Mense. p6bel. bteit @orte fuo
ltt&t ausstipro&eu. Absr lalen mir fe.
&3as f&aotn fe2 ~@as tbui Is. ba6 BE
eeute batfu6 Bebtu3 Aber f<u,uae. IN
a. bae 3,fe ut&t 1een l6ansn. SpIen
rptrfe btsbalt aufeeteu : SeQ tbuen bic
Nott als Glu& an8srednn tperbeu z
,,&auuain 'biefe. ,Nafeu ni&t aud Qt&i
brtuef.9 Nuf.n mir al{o thinner uno
timn,fr: Edit! Mebr 2t&t! Ser .p.i6.
.ub 'ba6 .Dunltl nt@t lt@ter pirp @tnt
DIE, 0eYelutioren nt@t Werwanblungen. I
Str' pbtlofopbtn, lebrt. tldrt auf, erleu&.
IT; benlt taut, fpre&t iaut. sebt freubie
thSeutn et@t uu.bet,, usa&t eu& nit ben
66enMt&en YldBeu sttftaHti,- ftanetst quiz
Na4tt&t.n an. Rreut bas Alpbabet auS.
ett!drt ett @enf&eurs@ts, fnet Rarieis
lAtttii, ldst, Gntbufasmus unb tre&t9ra.
:nlt 3wttst pom ben Gi&.n. eaet pie s}pee
statt @efss: psre.n. Die M.nae iaru
estttntet iyssesn. Dte btobta Gdes, We
hs1ta 1rine.; bte euap.n. Vie unpiKen.
btit, bic 0erburbenbstt. he GinRttnis
Tenn nitli4 Serpeutst psEpen. S@aut
bay& ba1 8sIe tfnbur@ uno sStr .perbet
be DltTbett stblidtu. 8erf,i teu 4.
nielsen Cant, enf ben ibr .vsi.t. In ben
On. f@mel3s ttt,a unb e ptrp sldu,snbes
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-02
Das neue @pfteefet treldes am /. guk
,. .. In Rraft tritt.

Das 1,eue Rpftsefet tpe1des am L. Juk
b. q. In Rraft tritt.
Das porto fur 3sttunesn wtrb wte
utBtftf8stet: -, =, -
/. .@s&tn.li&e. sisrteljdttli& 5 Gents.
6altw5&entlt@t TO-:
Dtamalp6&sntl.. Is
GdBltde, 80 J..
3dtf$ttdft,nn nth&tt abtr 4.l1natnf&w.r,
aatlsn. ptsrttljdbrli& 3 &eats,. baIbmo.
nutli@3 s. Qents uno 0uar.alf9rtftsn /
Gent.
& Das,@s(ts, wsl&ss ben 3si,unesn%fffr
ibre, Circulation tnnstbalb pse Stadttf,
In pel&sm re etldsinen, so prpetnt Yer-
to, Grmdbisuns gtfattstt. IA aufstbobsn,
cod esbsn Do&en1 9tttune,n tnnerbalb
ess County, ii TEN fe bsraue'aa'n ea.
fr,i. 49,. ..*.~ ,..::.a.
= BsBaali& bes reatRrtr,tn Brittle a. bic
BsRimmunes aettroHen, =bab afor.an iebsr
poRelert> spslatr ttn '~rtetfrtrten ]Bri.f
.empfdnst istnen Nomen barauf f&rttbtp
mub -unb pnb Der .S1sin. peldtu Yer
G~mpftnssr- Der Brtsfs ausauRelsn bat,
pem Abitnter 3u9.i@idt tpirp. '1ie:@e.
babssn. far- reaiRstrte== 8rtsft= fno44 Don S
auf 20llGtnts srbbbt. Cine .@arantte
nnt 8trantnortltdiet ber 1poR fur bic
ridtiee, Aniunft tes Britfs If iebo& aud
pur@ eas nenelc @etb MIDI. fefseasQt.
Die BetbeGsrun9 In bttftr .4tn(l@t If nnr
eiu4srb6bte Gentrpue ieiten4 ber Yofbss
bbro.u- nbtt hi, ratRrirttn @rtefe.
Das meme .@eftt f&aft It, abfolnte
Vprtofrsibat far Que pofmsifer al. .1tren
poRdmtsr unter 5000 grutio, Gldss sfiHfit
trorben. III: e ~. fj'.. .%"s:,
DE 8dsRtasn auer psadmttr, II, abef
E$f1000 ttddttritttdd 8tatte, GGlnaabbme bfaaseuaz !;
fnp einnal iebe Do@t III publitirtlt VI
bsr attrieen pofdmftr fsettusal rtouatlft4b::<.
Suneybalt 4s-5@ s@en 9na&n bsst Gu$s.
fahA enb ALE sniHt ~obsebolisn 1riefe an.
Fpte Dead Letter Office IN Da}binetea'
e~inauienbsn. i 81: VII hs9 ..
Dtt ppameifer alsr ppfdnhattr iegen.
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