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SOUND ADVICE-ACr ON TT

Gen. Wade Hampton, in q speech
lately made by him at Charleston, said
Try to convince the negro that we are
! his real friends, but il be will not be con-
WINGED, and is still joined to his idols,
convince him, at least, that be must look
To those Idols whom he serves as mis- gods
to feed and clOthe him. Immense
cheering
Agree among yourselves, and act
firmly on this agreement, that you will
not employ shy one who votes the R3di-
cal ticket. Use ali the means tkat are
plxced In your hands TO control this ele-
ment by which the Radical party seeks to
degrade us while they secure success /;
and We can turn their batteries against
themselves.
Radicslism has done a great many
very impudent things; but perhaps the
most mpudent Of all have been its de-
uuneistions Of those disfrsnchised South
ern men who have given and acted on
the same counsel as that of Gen. Hsmp-
ton.
The Central Democratic Club of Shelby
county has declared by formal vote that
its members will, as far as possible, EN-
p!oy those negroes only who act with the
Democratic party. We have an Office
il the same building with eight or more
other lawyers and the only person in
the building who can vote is the old ne
gro man who attends to the rooms. Ii
he were to vote to continue our disfran-
ehisement, he would very well know
that be ought to be discharged, as be
would be, and that we should be fools
and asses, If We did not commend him
for employment to his Radical friends.
We owe 1t to those negroes who have
courage and good feeling enough to pre-
fer the men among whom they have
been reared, to those who were only
little while ago strangers to them, and
are now friends only through self-inter-
est, that We should give them employ.
ment and enable them to make honest
livings. We owe 1t TO our party and the
country, that we should refuse to employ
those who are practically our worst per-
sonsl enemies, so that they may be in
Guced by their own self-interest, to vote
with us.
Those who are Of the Democratic
party, among the colored men, should
have something by which Conservative
white men may recognize them, and
make no mistake. If they adopted q
badge, others not our friends might OBJ
tain and wear the same. Why should
not each have a card, with certificate
upon it, signed by some one well known,
that could not be counterieited, and
would be sure evidence Of his political
character. II it Is desired, the President
Of the Central Club will deliver such
certificates, not only signed, but stamped
with seal that cannot be counterfeited.
II, then, those who have TO employ
draymen and hackmen, porters and
domestics, do not give the preference to
those holding such certificates, they may
be very good Democrats at heart, but
they will be very poor ones Ia practice.
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dispoesession Of political power tends TO
check the violence os party action, and
assure the peace and good order. Of The
country. The election Of q Democratic
Executive and majority Of Democratic
members to the House Of Representa-
tives, would not give to that any organi-
cation OF power to make sudden or vio-
lent changes, but would serve to check
those extreme measures which have been
deplored by the best men Of both par
tiesn
Speaking Of the Presidency be says /:
''No man can rightfully enter upon the
duties Of the Presidential Office unless be
is not only willing to carry out the wish
es Of the people, expressed in constitu-
tional way, but is also prepared to stand
up for the rights Of minOrities. He must
be ready to uphold the exercise OF reIi-
giOn. He must denounee measures
which would wrong any person or harm
the right or the religious conscience Of
the humblest citizen of the land. He
must maintain without distinction OF
creed or nationality, all the privileges of
American citizenship" Referring TO the
political changes, he says: "a great
change is going on in the public mind.
The mass of the Republican party are
more thoughtfully tempered and just than
they we're during the excitement which
attended the progress and close OF the
civil wsr. AS the energy Of the Demo-
cratic party springs from their devotion
to their cause and to their candidates, /
may with propriety speak of the facts
that never, in the political history of our
country, has the action OF any like body
bsen hailed with such universal
and real enthusiasm IS that which
has been shown in relation to the
position OF the National Democratic Com
vention." He concludes AZ cannot
doubt but that we shall gain a political
triumph which will restore our Union,
bring back peace to cur land, and give
US once more the blessings OF wise,
economical and honest Government
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 5-The Rep,t68
can, q Radical paper published by John
Reehm aud w. J. Bailey, now appears
as q daily.
The House to-day adopted a resolution
declaring that this is not the time to con-
slider the franchise question, by a vote OF
81 to ii, after long cebate.
Bills to suppress masked secret oFgsni-
cations, and to empower the Governor to
employ the militia to enforce the laws,
viii probably pass. ~
Reports Of outrages upon negroes by
disguised mObs continue to reach this
city, and these have the effect of deter
mining the members to pass laws to pre-
vent their repetition. ~ -
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ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Go.


STATE AGENCY OFFICE
hEAPHIs, GENS-, July 25, 1858.
AR. JOHN q. MCSEHEE, OF Jackson, Tenn
VI has bean duly appointed sole = gent for
the ONCE in the district heretofore prIma riIy
under the supervision Of John kirk, er., and
subsequently Of XIX, McGehee & ca. The APP
ointlIisnt OF John Kirk having bsen with
drawn, he ls not authorized to rPpre, ent this
Company in any capacity whatever, or ree.ive
money on our account
MONA non a OTIS, state Agents for
West tennessee, Mississippi, ARKANSAS and
North Louisiana, aud lW
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Dissolution.

THE firm Of KERR, WESCOrT & sTAHIs Is
dissolved by mutual con sent and by expiration
OF partnership articles.
Sol j. s. KERR viii have bis Office at Nc. 20
Second street.
WEsCOTT a sTAHL viii occupy the old
offices, No. 20 Second street and attend 70 ali
business intrustsd TO them.
j. W. WESCOTT, having renewed all Old
Commissions, win &C. as Conan fsslo nef OF
Deeds etc, FOR the several States, ard attend to
all Commissioners busfnees. aus In
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF NJ : PHIs.
FACULTY.:

ALEXANDER ERSKTEE, N. D., Prof OF OBJ
steLrtcs and Diseases Of Women and Children
and Dean of the Faculty.
BhNJ. W. ANENr, N. u, Prof. or the Prfnci-
Pies and Practices Of rurgery.
ALFRED Il. NOOkHIES, ND, Prof. OF Nate
ria Ma dica aud Therapeutics and of Opthsl-
mic Surgery.
FRANK a. RAMSAY. MD, Prof. ef the Prin-
ciples ana Practices OF NJ edtcine.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, n D., Prof OF De-
scripture and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD b. MAJ ~, NJ. D., Prof. OF Phvsioi-
osy and Pathology, and Secretary Of The
Faculty.
ALMoN BROOKS, MD, Prof of Chemistry
G. B. THORNTON. MD, Dsmonstrstor Of
ANATOMY.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures for the
term Of 1852 will begin on tie LIST October,
from which OATS the DissecJng Rooms Will be
open.
rhe Regular Course viii begin on the nIsL
Monday ia November.
The City Dispengary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control OF the Faculty,
will be open Two hours daily for clinical pnr-
poses, aud to thia the students have free Access.
For further information, as TO terms OF tut
lion, board, ETC., application may be m ads u
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, ND,
Dean of the Faculty,
Office, corner OF Main and 6ayoso Streets,
Gu2 d3taM3m 81 smphiA. Tenn.
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The Freemasons Of Austria are seek
ing permission to reopen their Lodges,
which have been closed since l704.
. w. A. Lyerla shot and killed Thos.
Forester ia Tuscaloosa, Ala, on Satur-
day evening last. The latter had threat
ened to kill him was the reason he gave
for the act.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. begin
I ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1865 ana FEBRITA-
RY Y, 1862 The resident Professors are, THE
OPHIf.Ua Parsons, LID, EMORY WAsHBUkN
LID, and NATHANIEL HoLMEs, A NJ. Gem
flemen OF distinction in the Pro. essiod lecture
from time to time on special topics. Applica-
ton may be made for further Information
either OF tbs Resident Professors, Iysl Bw o
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RObertsOn's Commercial College,


TO rHE PUBLIC.-s. N. ROBERTSON. late
" " Leddin's Commercial College, with. ON TU KS
DAY, September lst, open a College for the
special instruction OF DOUBLE ENTRY Book
KEEPING, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, READ
ISS, SPELLING, WRITING. Ere. Parties desfr-
Gus OF educating their SOFAS as above. viii find
u % tnelr advantage 70 Patronize him. A pply
- 80. Main street, upstairs. Rslsrsncss I:
Messrs. stSaston, Goysr b Co al. sesssei q Som
HssEe' LsVy q Co., a. Wolf . co. aus lIn
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs

MASONIC NOTICE-Ange- a
VI roma Lodge les, VIII work Ia TIE ~
4. A. Degree, this Thursday evening Xxx
AT 5 o clock. wv
All Z. AS in good standing are fraternaIIy
invited 10 be promptly on hand.
By order JOHN ZENT, W. NJ.
J0HN BEA4TsH, Secretary. au6 II
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There were at least sixty removals
from the New Orleans custom house on
the LIST inst.
"A London dispatch from Cyrus w.
Field says the cable Of 1866 has failed.
The number of fires ia 81. Louis dur
ing July were sixteen loss SIZE, 900. Ia-
surance SI25,0G0. Probable loss to insur-
aDce companies, S42, 600.
"A destructive disease is prevailing
among the cattle In Southern Illinois.
Whole families, ip many cases, have be-
cone violently sick after drinking The
milk Of the cows infested,
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4th-Ee will continually have eur
buyers In the East watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction sales,
buying Bargains, which we will again
Sell Is Bargains.
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DELEGATION TO BROWNSVILEE.

The Delegates from Shelby county to
the nominating Convention st Browns
VILE will please meet at Stillman Hall
at 4 pm. to-day, to make arrangements
for attending the Convention.
L W. RUCKER,
Chairman OF Delegation.
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Dissolution.

TIE partnership heretofore existing he
tween r. C. West, Charles Coffin and Hector
Coffin, under the style OF WEST, COFrIN d
CO.. having been dissolved by The withdrawal
Of X. G. Wess, the business VIII be continued by
q. Comm and II. Coffin, under The style OF
COFFIN BROS. All debts due said nrIn Will
be colleoted and all liabilities assumed by the
underslgned, CHARLES COFFIN,
HECTOR COFFIN.
CHARLES CoFSIN. HECTOR COFFIN
COFFIN BR0@.,
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

Ist-An Imported Goods We will I'M
port Bireet, or Bag frem the Importers
AGENTS.
All Domestic Goods We viii bay direct
from the Manufacturers.
shoes We will have made to order IN
fact, We viii procure all our Seeds FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the Job
ber's profits.
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Macon Masonic College,

G.TUATED seven miles north OF Lafay cite
~ Depot, Memphis and IharlestOn Railroad,
the healthy village OF Macon, Tennessee, re-
snInes JEtrd Monday in July, rendering prepar-
aJory review for the new scholastic session.
10 be
opened the FIRST Monday In September.
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per month,
sl5 TuILion, IS, 81, y, 50, s. aid s..
DIX ". /. n UNfER, President Board.
J. q. MCRRELL, Secretary. auo I'm
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sd-We shall continue to SILL ONLY
F0R CASH, which enables US 90 sell st .
closer DFOat than those selling Oa fine,
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WHEATON NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis. On
Horn Lake Road.
oHN TRENT. WADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT q Co.,
PROPRIETOR
SUCCESSORS To
DR.. s. NJ. WHEATON,

DR.. s. NJ. w HEATON,
WE are prepared to MI orders for every de-
W scriptiOn Of Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees, Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, ETC., ste.
Our stock Is made up OF the best selections
which can be gotten up in Europe or America
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who Wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
Ss- Ftrst-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
81 Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
all necessary information, will be furnished by
applying personally. or by letter to
os50 dRW Il JOHN TEENT q 90.
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Through these advantages, it must be sppa
rent to all that we viii be able to CoMPETB
With
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OFFICERS

Z. McBATIfT, President.
F.W. SMITH. Vice President.
Z. A. PARKER, Secretary.
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2d-ThrOugh eur large capital We are
enabled to Buy T8R CASE. thereby
ran bay closer than those buying en-
credit.
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale of these
w unrivsllsd Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE. LIGHTNESS OK DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turHed out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made &c
every planter who ha} given them a lair trial
Where mule power is used, they make saving
of from one-quarter to oDe-thind the draft
OVER Any OTHER GIN. We are also agents for
STRAUSS GRISF MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON q CO. CIRCULAR SAWS.
McCO D Bs q Co.,
DesSNrs In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
32255 aud S24 Main Street,
tyil daw6m Memphis. Tenn.
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ANY HlREET on This CONTINENT.

AT People should not iistsn 10 the base fabri-
cations Of Cincinnati. Louisville and 81. Louis
srummers, that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets.
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RUHscRIPrlON.-Tbe BOLIVAR BULLETIN
Will DO sent 70 any address, ons year, for 81 o.,
payable in advance Iva
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~ KA SPRINGS.

ON THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLEzTON
" Railroad, ilJ niIe4 east of henlphis.
Persons seeking recreation should not fail to
visit this plessanL N Altering Plxce.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC, elegant BALL
ROOM, BOWLING ALLEYS 81 BILLIARD
TABLES ;, all tree for The u e of guests.
Te-InS-s3 per Day sIz so per Week f;
$50 per Month.
Next regul ar month Y SOiree CanSsInte FRI
DAY EVENING, August list.
Railroad ticket full fare going, free ticket to
return-good uDti October l. 1881.
au6 I'll sTEFFEY & BARCHUS.
In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF George Schmalzried, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessse-ss
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee of George Schm alzried
OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby and
State OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adjudgea Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District
Memphis, Tenn, the 9Th day OF August, AID,
1883. WILLIAM Y CI RODE
au6 IL 70 Assignee, etc.
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e McDAvITT, n. E. COCHRAN,
r. W. SMITH, W. B. WALDRAN,
]. T. FARGASON, NAPOLEOH HILL,
W. a GOODWIN, JOHN Z. SrRATrOE,
J.F. FRANK.
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Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders In
the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company.

Charleston Railroad Company are notified
that the next Annual Meeting will take place
at Memphis, Tennes ee,
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VNHE BOLIVAR BULLETIN, printed at
1 Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tenn, by NJ. r.
PA RRISH, is one OF the best advertising me-
diums within hundred miles of Memphis
vocaies Mem phis trade, and circulales in a half
dozen Of the best counties back of Mem phis.
Advertisements inserted at low rates
squares, business card 3mOnths............ss0 90
.......-...- u %
s 9 ............ z g g
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Stockholders and their families will be parsed
free 10 and from Memphis for one day before
and until one day after the close OF said meet
ing, By presenting their Stsck Certificates to
the conductor. 81
GEo. ROBERTSON,
aus I'd SECRETARY sad Treasurer,
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DEALERS IN
FAMILY UPPLlE s,
392 Main Street,

GAYoso BLOCK, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
part Of the city. au2 lm
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To the Merchants Of Memphis.

An Hxeehsnt Advertising Medium.
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UNDERTAKES.
JAS. FLAHERTY. JOHN WALSH
FLAHERTT & WALSH,

METALLIC CASES, CAsRETS AND WOOD
vi en- Collins. Of all kinds. constantly on
hand also, Self-sealing Alright Zinc Burisl
Oases and Caskets-largsst size Weighing o. lbs,
and OF latest style. All orders promptly az
tended to.
BtSrehOuse No. BY Second Street.,
Between Union and Monroe streets. Resi-
dence. No. iSS Union street.
Having been engaged in this business FOR IS
ton. JyS 3m
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A LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements through
which We presOss TO Ossr Inducements for all
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HOME OR ABROAD

IN CONSEQUENCE Or THE FAVORABLE
prospects o. oountifnI season, BY which there
r,ua. na..,-.rf,, t.,s,..
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Vlid IN eine frptere ,}utunIt ,u rihtsn
mid nod einmal In ben laumel be.
Ser8nil9ens ltiir5sn, TIM i'm 0enuB Re,
@essnwart bic &erlanssntslt ,u be
graben. SIT abfr pieler SSehisl uul
Elm leeres 9ru9tiIp, ilIir,e ih mid in
hen Strubel res Qebens, um barIn um.
3utcnmeu, bann nil i6 nit Der aan,eu
Sulle peS lanaaebealen, wpblsenatrten
Orioles seisen, nap pa, no bic Wetissit
ntht 3n teI fen msib, Der Otenid MD!
umicnit leinen lsuisl I'M 6sr,su bat.
gB1brenp Der eben er,ablten @rges
ben0eitfn wurpe In ben SIlen teS sr1f.
lid Garlla'ihen Shlc0eS Der yiamsnSs
tag bes Serrn unp @ebieters 0eleiert.
Die @rpBeu uup Gplen Der Stapt unb
llm9e9enb warsn alle gelaren unp ,abls
reid erihisusu.
Ginen tcluneer5 slin,snpsn sln7rih
erbirlt pas Set burh bic anwelenbrit
ce5 re9isrenpen 5iiriten, Der benz 0siei.
erten telcnters Su9etban mar.
Nller Nfiensn ltrabltsu sor Jreube
nns GntSilden ilter Die 0roBartisteit
une ben Geibmaf Der gnribtnns {;
penn giiemanp, lslbit niht Der Siirf,
MAR i'm Stanre, einen fplhen 0lan,
entialicn su fSnnen. Der Jieihtbum
ess @raien MAR unermsbliA unp ieiue
6rei9eti9teit cbnc G'renjen.
Gtpae fern Spn rem wilpen Giempae,
in einem nit per srDbtcn lleppisfsit unp
SerIAwenpun9 aasseltdtteten Cabinet
iab, ras Saupt sebanfenppll aui ben
Arm sefiibt, Die G,rafn 0icpanna, &C.
mabln res 0rafen Galella. sic mar,
wenn9lei6 IAcn in einem 9llter Don
ahunSbreiBis Sabrsn, INNER nod von
unYerSleihliher Sabnbeit. lleppis
lhwarjeS Saar Iiel in wallenpen qpten
ani ibre weibsn Spllen Shultern bsrab
pas puntls ieurise 2luse, bic lAOm ss-
fcrmte Nale, Der nit rnbinrptben gips
pen seSierte tleine Wunb, pas runbe
&inn nnp Der Spllsnpet ssiSrmte 6alS
ltanben in einem lelten selebenen ;3u=
iammenbanse. Dies 0isilkrpsrf Der
Sdppiuug CT iilte Sspen nit 9ewun>
eerun9.
8spanfenpcll iaB iie ta unb 1arrte
feit auf etnsn Yuuft Dor fb bin; ibr
Sbr pernabm niAt bic bis in tas Gabi,
net priu9enOsn 1bne Der 1an;mulif;
ibre SesIe mar 70 gang beldaitist, Dap
lie allrS rings um itb Der Sersab.
8prileBnng fplst.
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g eer' IS
bort Traabfn = ll1fin

wirb bel bunberten @emeinten fiir 9eihten ss-
brau6t unb ID aud ausee3ei6nft gut fir
Grauen unb itpa6e psripnen.
Beinsarten in News Series.
Speer's Yprt 1raubens@eiu 4 Sabre alt.
Dieter beriibmte binsll6e g4ein III non benz
Safte bsr Spprto's Sraube gemaht pelbe IN
bielem 2anbe sescsen wirb.
Seine psrtbpcllen itGrfenben GigenI6aften
fSnnen burh feinfn beimiben gEein iibertrcf-
fen iperben. Oa es ber refine Sraubenfaft 1T
,inp unter Srn. Spesr's perlBnlidr @ufii6t
ssrfsrtist ~, 10 fam bslisn &einbsit uns Ms1t'
belt garantirt perben.
DaS fleinlte ainb fam taspn nsbmen urb
ber fdwa6lte SnSalibs fam i'm sortteibaft
gebrau6en. 0erIelbe III bslcnsers fir alts
Ihwa6nsrpise perlcnsn Isbr niiBtli6 ilnb wirb
aud fir bic perlbiebcnen gebeu, tpelden bas
fbpa6ere @eI6lebt untsripprfen III, nit benz
bslten Grfpls gebraudt.
Us 1T in isrer Sinli6t ein Bein poraui
man ii6 perladen Fam.
Snpalieen, sebraubt Sperr's pprt 3rauteil
gBsin.
5rausn eebrau6t Speer's pprt Irautsu
Wsin.
Sdpads Ysrlonsn baben srpbsn gprtbsi
bel bsl1en 0ebrau6.
Spssr'S @sin 1T In alien Spitalsrn anbsrsu
gBeinen SprgfSpgen.
.3u perfaufen IN 2tpptbefsn II. @rprsrisforfn,
q. Speer's Weingartsn In Retp,9erlep. -
Office 2i3 8rsabmay, 9tep-g -gprf.
Geptbr. 26, Ell.
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Die aftipe Stdrfe Der 1sr. Gtaa=
ten Irncc.
0ir aftiSe Gtdrff prr Ser, Sthattn 2lrmee
bsirast auf Nie einSrlneu DepOstsmtnts ssrs
tDeit eipa 1900 Mdnu, nGmIi9:
Su ben MilitGr Staatsn.
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Gin eu9niB.

Gitpas fir Gltsrn. Das wirfiamiil
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nsr 5amilie brau6te unb itetS ben srpiinlhter
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nen Dienit su epsiien, tpfnn sr le auf bislei
pOrtrsfiltte WfitteI aufmerflam ma9t.
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9n alien rsipfftatlen gpctbelen su baben.
.3u baben In sieler Oruderei.