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Gin, a as Remedial Agent.

GtN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT, has BEEN IN FA-
VI VOR with the profession for very long period, but
owing to the difficulty Of obtaining pure article it has
klon into dsuse in many sections OF the country, much
to the regret Of medical mon, who consider it almost
specific in very many diseases For all cases OF Grar
pure Gin If administered under professional guidance
will certainly work cure; md If taken preventive,
acting does the sensitive membranes 1t ccanses
the parts so as to al possible sediment Admin
isered in the wny it Will prevent the formation OF
Catc.h, and do away with those terrible operahons,
therefore, necessary for their permanent removal
Gin Is of ncalculable benefit to females In those diseases
30 peculiar to tho SEX and from its tonic well Us Its
anodyne properties 1t is frequently superior to hon
bark even tho electrical remedies In cases OF poa
tive tendency to Pass Consumption Gin, in proper
quantities, by supplying filling up the constant dying
out of the natural fire of the syee Will often entirely
ward of that awful disease which carries OF oneelRhth
of the population of the United States annually Pure
Gin has this peculiar advantage over other dtusble
Stimuli tnt it e1hlarutos without creating any thirst of
an unhealthy character it soohes while It also excites
and Is powerful nervine we'll as an active tonic.
aBINIrGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN
possesses oil the qualities that be desired for the high
est and noblest uso of MI vines liquors. Its ingre-
dents are the distilled juices OF carefully selected grains
tincture Of the jumper Berry Age has nenowed all
these mingled aromas, md given an exquisite ndness-
O smooth, oily body-and an almost foru odor to the
LIQUOR which renders delicious to the Senses Of smell
aud taste nike while its sparkling liquid purity oaYes
nothing for the eye to desire
'The writer must remark that Messrs A. N BEsINoER
Co. merit tho gratitude Of the entire medical profes
son az we'll the world at large for having introduced
stimplant such purity and unequivo-
cal powor both as preventive and curative agent and
harmless cxharntve beverage "-Chemicat Journal and
Medica! Gazette. tul mBmos january ~
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Message of Governor Wells to the Louisiana
Legislature.

-
NEW ORLEANS, January 24.-Governor Wells has
concluded his message to the Legislature, which
meets on the 29th inst. He approves md favors
the adoption OF tho Constitutional 4 Amendment;
assumes that Congress will require the Southern
States to enfranchso all citizens; refers to tho
July riots, denouncing the assault and the killing
OF the conventonists as an rnwarrantcd and UT
provoked massacre to crafty tas hatred felt by
tho police aud mob against the loyalists; reviews
the financial condition, urging increased taxation
to pay the obligations Of the State and for the
maintenance Of its credit. He gives a favorable
report of the progress of the work on the leyecs,
and leaves it the Legislature to prescribe system
of construction for the future. Ee recommends
tho universal education of tho masses; suggests q
division of the school fund; also an appropriation
for the establishment Of schools for freedmen; ad-
vocates system cf internal improvements; calls
attention to the early completion of the opeousas
Railroad to Texas; recommends an appropriation
to defray the expenses of the Paris Exposition
Commissioners, and advises an address sottlng
forth inducements for foreign immigration to this
Stnte.
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The London papers announce that the Cunard
Company, in view of the expiration of their con-
tract for the conveyance Of tho North American
mails, have applied for extended dock accommodate
ton at Liverpool to meet the anticipated increase
Of the mercantile portion Of their business with
Halifax. Boston and Now York.
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO AND NOW

FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
HosTETTERs STOMACH BIrTERs was struggling into
notice against the preudces which everything now, how
ever excellent, Ia doomed to encounter
TO-DAY
1t stands at the head OF all the tonic and attentive propa
raons in existence It's celebrity has evoked many 1n
tauons but NO RIVALS Physicans pronounce it the only
safe sinulant that has been introduced into tho
sick chamber In the Hospitals of tho Army and Navy
tho surgeons find it tho very best tonic for conyaescents
and report it as invaluable for sustaining the gor Of
troops on the march, remedy for scurvy and oil scor
butte affections and tho only specific for seascknesE
California and Australia have emphaHcally endorsed It
as the MINERS MEDICINE par excellence, and in Spanish
America aud I'll the tropical climates it Is considered
the only reliable antdoto to epidemic fever.
There is no mystery about the OF its succcss
It is the only somachc and Alternative In which ore COM
bincd tie grand requisites OF mild pure and unvated
vegetable stmulant with the finest selection Of tonic
sntbilious, antscorbutic, apepient and dcpulatvo
herbs plants roofs and bark that have ever been ntor
mixed in medicinal preparation.
tits also proper TO state that the Bters sold e1cu
syey in glass; and never. under any circumstances, by
tho gallon or the barrel. InpoHtors aud itators are
abroad and the only safeguard the public hus against
them is to see that tho Bttcra they buy boar the ell
rrayed label md motto of hand of N1essrs. H0STETJER
SMITH, and the Government stamp The cork of
tho bottle January 20
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MARRIED.

morning. oath inst. by the Rev. p DAWES HAy, DR.. A..
A. MCQUEEN, of Montgomery, Ala, to Miss SALLY w.,
daughter of s. ". EVANS, Esq. OF Society HD, s. O.
On Thursday evening, 2ath tnst In this city, BY the
La, and ANNA G.. daughter Of AArHUR F. HOLMES, Of
this city % cards.
H1r New Orleans Times please copy.
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STABILITY IN IEa1sLATioN AND IN TRADE.-A re-
cent publication Of the revenue receipts Of the
United Kingdoms Of Great Britain and Ireland for
the year ending December S1st 1866, contains the
following abstract Of the sources from whence tho
revenue is derived, and comparison OF the same
with tho receipts from the same sources ir 1865 ::
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To ais: . .s6s,7s5, ,6Ga

To Toals:..............f6 .f63, ,7s5, ,6G2 fG9,l96,lio
A large number of interesting deductions can be
mado from the foregoing exhibit. It vii! bo seen,
in tho first place. that somewhat more than two 1oc
seyenths of tho entire revenue for the year 1876
was derived from customs alone. In the next
place 1t NAV be observed that tho total revenue Tor
each of the two years is very noarly the same,
which is quite remarkable when contrasted with
the extraordinary ductuations in the gross annual
returns Of our revenue.
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Conversational.

Congressional.
In the Senate, among a number Of petitions, one
Wss presented asking for the establishment Of q
national Bureau Of Education.
The Military Commute reported q Bill forever
prohibiting peonage. A Bill was reported from the
committee amending acts regarding copyrights,
which was passed.
The President was requested to inform tho
Senate why the Governor Of Colorado was absent
from his pest; why here; who paid his expenses;
wlc,: ind how often ab ent from post. Tho same
inquiry was ordered regarding other Territorial
Governors and Indian Agents.
The Judicial Bill goes back to the House with
amendments It prescribes the machinery OF the
habeas corpus but excerpts from its operations
military offenders, or those tainted with rebellion
prior to date. The Tariff Bill was then taken up,
when the Senate adjourned:
In the House, Mr.. Trimble, Of Kentucky, intro
duced bill repeaIug the cotton and sugar tax,
which was referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
ABill to amend the District franchise, extending
it regardless Of sex was introduced; motion ion. TO
on the District Of Columbia.
A unsuccessful effort was mado to refer the
Impeschment Bill to committee of seven on the
ground that the Judiciary Committee lacked time.
The Chairman said the com nittee had time; and,
in answer to a question Of what the committee was
doing, said it would be known OF the proper time
no one outside Of committee knew. He branded
all reports sent North as false.
A Bill was passed crea ting Commission to e1.
anime into the Treasury Department. Tie Post.
master-General was ordered to report what amount
was due contractors in Tennessee upon the break
ing out Of tho rebellion.
Mr. Stevens Bill was then taken up. AIr. Julian
opposed the Bill, as he favored keeping the South
ern States from representation indefinitely. AIR
Stevens had modified his Bill materially, and ap
pealed to Nr. Bingham to withdraw his motion te
fefer, so the Bill might be completed. Mr. Bing
ham declined Mr. Stevens said that if the House
should decide to refer the Bill it would be it'
death. A bitter colloquy took place between Bing
ham and Stevens. The Speaker called Stevens TX
order for saying that he did not believe the wort
of Bingham. The Bill was referred to tho Commit
tea on Reconstruction, by vote of 8S to G5, whcl
the House adjourned.
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FROM FLORIDA.

By the arrival Of the steamer Kate last evening,
we have Florida papers of tho 26th.
The Jacksonville Union Of that date, in speaking
of the exodus Of freedmen from this State for
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M BATCHELOR'S #HAlls DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYEis the best In the world The
only trnc and perfect Dyeharmless, reliablo insan'
tancous No disappointment. No ridiculous hnta.
Natural Gac. or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects Of Bad
Dyes Inysorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signe 1piiliam Il. Batchslor All others
limitations, and should be avoided Sold by al!
Druggists aud pcrfumcrs. Factory, No. 81 parcley
street, New York.
nj BEWARE: OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

wMEsSRS.4 FREEMAN g. PUNDT HAVING
executed to Deed of Assignment fer the benefit Of
their creditors, meeting Of the same is respectfully
quested at my Office, No. 10 Broad-stree Thursday
1st February ut O'Clock H. to appoint nm Agent to
act with the undersigned. PHILIP a. KEGLEK.
January q
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, January 28-There is small
prospect that the Gold Bill, which passed the
House and is now before committee in the Sen
ate, will be reported soon. It appears that il Gov
e1nment is obliged to give notice of the sales they
will be at the mercy Of speculatels.
It looks as though the efforts to reduce the tax
on whiskey will be Intellectual.
Mr. McGinnis, whose nomination as Minister to
Stockholm was rejected on Saturday, thinking that
his confirmation was certain, sailed week ago.
The Tribunes. special correspondent says MIR.
Allison's proposition 10 issue $50, 900, 900 Of per
cent notes, to take the place Of the compound in
terest notes, which are redeemable the present
wear, meets with considerable opposition in the
Ways and Means Committee: The friends Of the
measure desire to get it out Of the Committee,
and believe toat it will pass the House.
The Collectors and Assessors who we're rejected
on Saturday, hold their Offices until the 9TH OF
March next, unless the President nominates, and
the Senate confirms, other nominations.
Colonel Darlington, who was stationed at Fort
Peno, New Mexico, has been removed. The people
there attribute their losses by Indian depreda-
tions to his ineficiency.
Baron Stocked is on his way from Russia, to re-
sumo his ministerial duties at Washington.
The Supreme Court, in several lottery and Liquor
cases, have decided that the payment Of the Fede
raj tax does not authorize business prohibited b!
State laws, 5==.szsit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@r SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE REOEIv.
ED Til IL o'clock noon, February 9Th. 1857 for BUILD
ING SCHOOL HOUSE on the Rushland Plantation, on
Johns Island Plans and Specifications be seen at
the Office of Brevet It. Col JAMES p Low, A. Q. H.,
No s Southern Wharf. -.
Proposals must be accompanied by the nsmesof re.
soonsibe PERSONS who will become suretes for faithful
completion Of contract and addressed to the undersgn.
ed, nnarked Proposals for Building School House,
The right is reserved to object all proposals II not
isfactory
BY order Of Major General r. T. soorr, ASST Commits.
sione-. JAMES P. LOW,
Bravet 1t Col. and A. Q. H.,
Chief Rec. and Dist; OF; South Carolina.
January %
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gg- chance to obtan my of tho above articles for
Ono Dollar by purchasing sealed envelope for rs cents
Entire satisfaction guaranteed to Ill.
CO tickets for One Dollar is Two Dollars SO for
Five Dollars Great inducements to Agents.
Letters should be addressed
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egCOLGATE's HONEY SOAP-THIS CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap III such universal demand, is
made from, the choicest materials ia mild aud ccl-
licnt in It's nature, fragrantiy scented, and e1.
tremely beneficial in its action upon the skin For
sale by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
>
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7TAvNG BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR THE
above works. We nre prepared to furnish the Trade
with SOAP ut the price could be obtained from
tho works direct Wo guarantee this Soap to DO equa! to
any in the market Give It, trial. md We IRE certain that
Won will agree with uB limo su January
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ar rNOTlCE.-THREEM MONTHS FROM DATE
hereof application will be 1nlde to the Home Loan and
Building Associations for RENEWAL CERTIFICATE No.
49, Of date Fl bruary TO- $780, for Twenty Shares standing
in the name of B. MCCALL, Trustee, the sare being
lost. 1amo3 December %
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- lI,,,.sEE, Z,
, SHIP PING.
FOB .FLORI:DA.

VIA SAVANNAH, BR UNs WI @ x, ST,
MARY'B, FERNANDIJA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL
THE LANDINGS ON THE .:J0HN'sT 'BIVEHcAa,
FAR AS PALATKA.
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agNoT1CE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS. WIFE OF
WILLIAM Fl. DOUGLAS, now residing at No. 2 King
street, and carrying on the rsta business, gvo notice
that In one month from the date hereof will net as
SOLE TRADER, KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY BTH, 1867. limo Januarys
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@AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
maao new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed FREQ recap of ten cents. Address
E. B. FooIE, NJ. D., No 1lSo broadway, New York
Norarnber q
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aTWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq. as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judical) District at tho next election
gontnInr,er 10
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sT BEAUTIFUL HAIl,-CHEVALIER's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
It's original color and youthful beauty impars fc and
strength to the weakest hair stops Its falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hait
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
d,cssers, end nt my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH a. CHEVALIEls III. D.
Jau1ary4 3mos
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FOR SAV:A-N MN l1A1:t:4.

EsDICTIAT0R;s';:s5:1
1000 TONS BURTHEN, K ;is.a1,. 20
CAPTAIN Z. NJ. ooxETTER,
WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF EVERY
w FRIDAY NIGHT, at 10o'clock, for this port
For Freight Passage, apply ON board or to Office ot
j. D. AIKEN L. CO., Agents,
JannaryTB nth Atlantic !" aarf!
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GDrEssRs. EDITORS :-YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. III. MANIaAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election CITIZEN.
:
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@MAGIo INK, .(PATENTED). WILL
write in all coors and shades ont Of bottle end with
ono ink; Is unsurpassed for fancy md ornamental
writings. Price, 81 boz, froo by mail The trade sup
piled. Address G. Do. CORDOyK,
5r:., No. 90 William street, New York.
December ~ thstu1mo
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THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, 8. C.. Janunry %, ls67.--The Board OF
Directors have determined to increase the Capital Of this
Bank.
Stock can be had on application to
january % tuth q. G. LoPER, Casbier.
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a% ARTIFICIAL EYES. HU-
MAN EYES made to order ind inserted by Dire. F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNSEAu, Of Paria}, No 800 Broadway, New York
April IA -; 1yr .
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ny- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPoBTs. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and tho
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy tho
manly powors and create impedimcnts to MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent In sualed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa.
January 15 3no
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w PRESIDENTS OFFICE, W1LMISGTUN
AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY, WILL
hfINGT0N, N. c.. JANUARY &c, 1ss7.-The WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY has placed
to the credit Of its THIRD PREFERRED FIRST MORT.
GAGE BoNHoLDERs at N. E. JEsUP CO.'S. No 81
Broadway, New York, the sei.Annual Interest due on
said Bonds February 1s 1867 Holders Of Coupons will
pleaae collect the SAME. HENRY NJ. DRANE,
january % President.
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ss NoTICE.-CONs1 PER STEAM
SHIP lONEKA arc hereby notified that sho Is 1'h,s
Day discharging cargo North Atlantic Wharf AL Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored ut
pcnse and risk Of owners
WILLIS & oHIsoLM Agents
All Freight amounting to fifteen 49, dollars, or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of Goods
u January %
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B-NOTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE
British bark ..B. F. SHAW" John N. Cam master,
must be presented at Office No. 125 East Bay on or
before 4o.Morro, the sot instant BY o'clock NJ.
otherwise they viii be debarred payment.
j. A. ENsLoW Il CO.,
January 90 Consignees.
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The supreme Court OF Alabama on seces.
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January |

aB-THE DISTRICT COURT FOR COLLET0N
will begin its first Quarterly Session nt WATERFORD on
Monday the fourth t4th day Of February prox, at -
o'clock NJ. AL persons who have been bound over to
this ter and all others who haro any buainess before
this Court will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
BY order Of Judge FARMER
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23

meiner gefeIIung, 70 miro er meme
Sbur fur alle Belt beri6lofeH finoen.
SerfebIt Sup"
Gliie Ia@elte unter elmer Sbrane.
Sic belt ibreu Slater suriiG. y@ber
Du i9reibit ibm bod Beute?" fragile
iie in freubiger 9tufre9ung.
Spcrber 6rebte iIb nit iaurem Sc
fd't no9n1aIs um. uS9?" iaste er,
,itbibreibe ibm feline SDlbe; meinet>
balben mag CT MAIDEN, .naS er MILL"
Wfit bieien gSorten mar er sur SbIr
6inaus; iiei aber bate i'm berfdnoen.
gSas Glife that, auf Ser Gteae that,
nun bas erratb Der freun6Iide 2eier,
'obue oaB Der @rsabler lauameiIia su
iperoen braudt; CT f0nnte fGeioen,
luenn ct fi6 nidt berpfidtet fiiblte,
nod einen fursen 8IiG bes 9Ibi6iebS
auf Die beibcn SreunSe gu uerfen.
-Serlmann flop Dor Oantbarfeit ges
gen Rraser iiber; er bate mad Gms
pfan9 bet ginlahung mad g. Srober
bermo6t, Die 9teiie mitsumaaen.
getbe in6eu AM Nforgen Der @breile
5uiammen bel einent ledern SriibltiiG
in 8erlmannS @obnun9 unb tranfen
8riiOerf6aft. gle reiiten ab unb fa>
men iuoblbehalten in g. an, natirli9
obne 9uspulber. 8srImanu ma6te
BEL Sperber feline 9lufnartune, nab
reno SraBer 81 ieiner S6Defer elite.
Stm 9lbenb behelben Sages mar cine
fieine Samilienfete BEL Sperbers,
mosu anber aeridiebenen SdmiIieus
befannten aud Die Sraberi9en Sc
ldiuiter eineela6en iparen; es siaa
onfdn9li9 etiuaS iteif un5 seremonieu,
f@lieBlid aber auS9elafen unb mnnter
gu; man feierte bic 8erlobung gliiens
init GOmun6 8erImonn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
So m II II 5 9 erIm ann,
aaeiniger Snbaber 6es t@el 16fts
9Serner.

sss4ss5z r<1lAbttSAs
Sieier Sieb faBl Sas erife Gritaus
men iiber Die grtbedung, oab bieier'
bio6e, unerfabrene 8erEinann ben
f9lauen Soup aiissefiibrt bate, mid
sipar elmer gnt.iitun9 barber, eaB er
aud i'm bierbet niat peridont babe;
aIlein nur eiHen MugenbIif :Bielt biele
grltriiifiing an, benn Sperber mar 9es
redt 9enilg, in 8etrat)t gu 3ieben, Dap
ct fi1 an oes beleibigten sBerlninnns
SteIle ebeufals unb bieHeidt nod em<
pfinblider gu rebandiren 9eludt baben
ipiirbe. .@r iiberle9te nur, ipie er iid,
4obne fi6 meter gu compromitiren, aus
btefer fataIen 9ln9eIe9enbeit am beiten
IosnideInf0nne. 3lI! sE
@s fp1re oieS lebr leidt bur1 gliie
geganaen, ALIEN fOate er ibr ieIbit Die
8ruBe unb 2iebesbetbelrln9en bon eli
mem Wartne iiberbringeil, Sen er hins
ausgemabregeH uno Der i'm nun bafiir
binters 2idt 9efiibrt bate, unb benz
Ma6el, Die aud fdoni gu ieiner ifillen
Yein alierlei unberufene @ibe iiber Die
in 8. auseebrodene Yulberz epidemic
9eniddt bate, bus bei9dmenbe &C.
ltanbniB ieiner eigeteil Equalization
MAIDEN? llnm69lid! -unb bennod CAB
es feinen anbern Nusiueg, 70 iebr er
ilberlegen modte; oenn iiberbradte CT
Die @riibe ni6t felblt, nun 10 fano
8ertmann fdon eiiten anbern gSsa, iie
ibr su bringen, unb bsfannte er ibr
feline Equalization nidt, 10 erfubr fe
bieielbe ebeniaIls bon anberer Seite
un6 bann bieaeidt NIT ei1em gclot
obnc gleiben. aaa 1853 @
Ser geoanfe mar linn furdtbar, baB
8erlmann NIT benz berrufenen Yus
pulser ielbft anfommen, bieIleid)t gar
aus Smpertinens bic 2abrng fir ibn
betranseu taffen ::f0nnc. @r entidlob
iid alto fur5 9ing gu feiner Sods
ter unb mari ibr ben 8rief auf Den
nSier cine aadridjt, Sic Gid picI>
.Ieidt interefIireti tpiro", fagte er, fid
redt glei1siiItig fteneno. 7
rMi@?a fra8ts elife. uBObl bon
Ser Eante2n ~ ~
vg(lu lies ne rur .1elblt", CAB Der
9lIte CUR GntWort, inoem er ans Sem
fer frat.
Glife iiberFog baitig ben Brief; Elm
Sreuoenausrnf entrang iib ibrer
Bruit, ais iie ans gnoe 9efommen mar
unb Den aeliebten gamen 9eleIen bate.
Sic iprang ouf nno feel ibrem Yater
Inn 0en SaIS. q"
,,Grmil uns beinden," fa9te lie inn
tief ins Iuge iebeno. ,8irlt Su ibr
bon Der Sbiir ipeiien?"
@perber modte auf 6ieien Nn9rif
borbereitet fem; er bielt ,rubi9 Stan6
9faA elmer fursen 9aule Iaate er
| Scr 8uride bat mir einen nctter
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