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WHAT IS A SQUARE :
ieG.

In order to enligh,en some of our renders upon
an absruse question: we respectfully submit the
following article from the ddrertisG's Gazette
The term "a square," as presenting a definite
snacc in the advertising columns of newspaper,
i. one in common use What that space is il would
be difficult 10 say, and application for iniorma,
ton 10 dozen leading newspaper publishers will
result in twelve concise, definite and satisfactory
statements Of fact, no Two of which will be alike
The public. un,anght by dear experience con-
slider the question so simple as to require no eS-
planation square, says neopinte, is adver-
Using ina space long as the column is wide;
this Was probably intended to be the fact originally
Webster and Worcester say nothing of The appica-
ton of the term. in the sense in which we use IT,
INVENT -four lines set in Brewer type will occupy
a space very nearly qundraoral in form in a column
of ordinary width. and some of the newspapers IN
the Dominion of Canada will be found to adhere to
this definition, but space becomes valuable a
smaller type is introduced, and the reduced space
required for the same matter comes to be the
standard Frequent changes aud attentions hav-
ing made the matter rather indefinite, 1T has finally
come to the custom for every publisher TO make
square 10 suit himself and the late great increase
in prices caused by our 'Grccnbnck,' Currency
vas poweriu, s4uss FOR contracting tho measure.
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RENoyaL AND CEaNaE OF. MAIZE.

! twill be seen, on reference to our advertising
columns, that the well known and enterprising
fem Of BswLEr, KrrsE s Co. will hereafter occupy
10 favorable position on Granite Row. and that the
style of the firm has been changed to BEwtEy,
KEEsR s, McCUILY.- This makes no change in the
members OF the firm, but simply in the way it is
designated. Our friends assure us that they will
continue to keep alive to the wants of the public
generally, and tina, they are determined to make
iheir,new stand evennore attractive than the place
so long occupied by them on the nerh side of the
public square. They also contemplate certain i'm
proponents il the interior accommodation Of the
building as will render themselyce and their Gus
TONERS more comfort and convenience in the trans
action of business We tender to these gentlemen
sonr beartiest wishes for. success and continued
prosperity, and would bcspeak from the public
continuance of the liberal patronage always ac
corded to them. For particulars, in reference to
the change and other matters, see advertisements.
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THE Blue RIDGE RAILROAD.

~ We have received and read, with great pleasure,
ti1e very able and interesting letter of General j.
I: " Harrison, President of the Company, addressed
ito His Excellcncy Governor James L. Orr, on the
condition and prospects of the road. Much valu-
able information is contained in this able docu
5ment, which may be read with instruction by all
who will give the subject matter their serious at
:tcntioa.
There never was graader enterprise conceived
: in South Carolina, than this Railway connection
with the great Northwest The Importance of the
matter cannot be exaggerated and when we look
,5tothc causes Of the advancement of New York and
Baltimore, We must first regard their railway con-
nections. We have no space nor time to 60 INTO
the details of what we would be most pleased 10
give to our readers, but we wish that General Har-
risons letter could be read by every Intelligent
.iiiDkip g and entcrprsing in South Carolina
We wish his Exceency would cause one hundred
thousand copies of this letter to be printed and cir
culated throughout the entire State.
We wish this important enterprise would be ad-
yocated by both Democrats and Republicans. The
completion of so magnificent an undertaking is of
more importance than many other issues, which
temporarily engage our attention. The Road now
wants aid-aid from the State, and We feel sure
that as soon as we are allowed to havea Legislature,
that this aid will be granted
In the meantime, we hope our people will consd-
sr the great advantages of this Road advocate 1t at
Ill ,;mcs and that soon under Providence, we may
BE- brought in direct communication, with the fruit
fn, snd favored lands Of the West. The completion
Of ,h;. route would ut once advance the material
;n,eres, of South Carolina, one hundred per cent,
10 say nothing Of the innumerable other advantages
vL:ch would " tins acerae-SImIr EsWs.
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THE conHEcrIcUT ELECTION.

The Democrats carried tho election for Governor
of Connecticut, bit the Radicals have control OF
both branches of the Legislature. This state of
things has puzzled many pcrsons. and the explana-
tion is by no means credtabe TO the Radical par
ty. The following reasons are assigned by the
National Lnteiligcncer
Our readers have doubtless behold with somc
surprise, that while Democratic Governor has
been by an increased majority reelected in Con-
necticut after one of the sharpest struggles ever
known in that State, and full vote upon National
issues, at the same election there Is not Demo
cratic majority in the Legislature The e1pana-
ton is simple enough. By the constitution OF
Connecticut, Which was adopted nlSl8, each town
then existing was allowed too representatives in
the lower House of the Legislature and each town
10 be thereafter Incorporated was TO have one rep
rescntatiye. Since that, New Haven Hartford,
Middetown, and other towns have largely IN
creased in population. New Haven has now hity
thousand inhabitants, and Hartford has upwards
of forty thousand. Yet these and other large
towns have been allowed no additional representa-
tion Such towns as Union, Saybrook, Washing
ton, Woodbury., Woodstock, and long list OF
other towns, while they have not increased at oil.
still retain their full representation. Thus one
hundred and fifty votes in the town of Union have
a representation equal to nine thousand voters IN
New Haven
Again. Bridgeport has been Incorporated as a
town since the adoption of the Constitution in
1873 This town has now over three thousand
voters, and only one representative, while the
town of Prospect, with less than three hundred
voters, has also one Representatives. This cannot
be changed, except by an amendment of the Con-
slituion, which can only be commenced by The
House of Representatives. which is in the hands
of the small towns, whose voters refuse 10 relin-
quish their unequal and excessive representation
In order to adopt an amendment, there must be a
majority the first year, and tuothirds the second
year in the Legislature.
Here is conclusive proof against those gentle
men. who are seeking to obtain votes for the Con-
stituiiOn by declaring that the Legislature will
rectify abuses and perform many impossible feats
in legislative practice. The domination of the
minority holding unequal power in Connecticnt
will be mere show work compared to the oppres-
sion and ar6i:ary conduct Of the majority in this
State if tho proposed Constitution shall be rati-
fed.
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CHARLESTON, April 9th, 1868.
OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. g., April s, 1868.

HRADouARTBRs 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. g., April s, 1865.
GENERAL Orders 40. g.
For The better protection of the interests of the
State of South Carolina in the matter of real prop
erty bid in in behalf Of the State OH sales under
executions for collection Of State taxes, is ordered,
That upon the land being exposed. the Sheriff
shall announce that the land is be sold for the
term of seven years, and shall hereupon bid for it
the whole amount Of the taxes and costs then due,
including the costs Of executing, stamping and re-
cording the deed; that if there be no higher bid,
the Sheriff shall therenpon proceed to convey the
use of the land by deed the State of South Caro-
lima for the term of seven years that upon tho
conveyance being executed, the Sheriff shall imme-
datcly procure tho same TO be recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of the District in
which the land is situated and shall, within two
weeks time, transmit the original deed to the
Treasurer of the State who shall enter in n book,
opened for the purpose, an abstract of the deed
and tho amount of the considerations and the
same shall then be filed md recorded in the office
of the Secretary of State: and that authority be
gycr TO the Governor of said State, empowering
him, thirty days after tho deed shall have been re-
ceivcd at the Office Of tho Treasurer, and until
otherwise provided by law, to rent tho land for Inc
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gHE KATIoNAL FREEMAsoN.

q The illustrated. National Freemason for this
week contains as follows Facts rs. Prejudice. A
Story. Funeral Rites and Services of Masons
Sign Of the Times. Palestine. Explorations.
Anti Masonic Conventions at Pitsburg, Pa Mo-
lzart, concluded. Comelh "a. Blessing Down.
Played Out The Chess Problem. Charms
against Evil My Wife. Little Boys Dream
Large Diamonds. Knights Ttmplars in France.
Arch of Titus. Anecdotes. The Oath. Symbol
ism. Are-we going to be Suicides. Correspond
ence. Intelligence. Jurisprudence. Replies.
8 81 per Annnm. 10 cents per single copy with
full list of premiums. Remit by postal order or
scaeek: Address National Free Mason, New York
:City:
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.THE ELEcT,IDN.

,UJp,to the hour Of going to press, TUESDAY. lhe
election has passed of quietly. About three hum
dredyoies polled ct this place, the newly en-
franchissd citizens having the majority. and with
fan exceptions they adhered strictly tothe League
party The tickets are printed in blue ink, with
2aportrait of the American eagle at the head. and
:underneatli:two hands joiuing-emblematic of the
yfraternal good feeling prevailing in that party,
=yo presume. The name of NATHAN MeAILlsrER
is printed on the :ticket.as Senator from "Ander-
son County = notwithstanding the declaration made
through. these columns last week that another
nomination would not be made
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ser-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suf-
fering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do SO by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New York.
June 1e, 1887 ly
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To Consumptives.

Tho Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send free of
ch:rce) to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he was cured of lung affection,
and thu. dread disease Consumption His only
object is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing Please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165South Second ST., Williamsburg, N Y.
Sept. 49, 1867. A.
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.WATsoE & GO.

z. AT thsscorner of the old Anderson Hotel: these
gentlemen are now opening large and choice
stock of goods, IN great variety, and from an ex
animation of their pFices and styles, We salts
fed that they are prepared to offer great bargains
to- old customers and new acquaintances. This
ssock has been selected with exceeding care by the
senior partner, an old and experienced merchant.
We advise an early call upon WATSON Co., if eo-
CANT goods are wanted atastonishingly low prices.
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VI J.EssER AeEET.

; ! IN accordancs with his usual custom, friend
LESSER notifies The public through these columns
that he has returned from market with full as
,sortment. of Spring and Summer Goods, nuited to
every condition in life, and at prices unequalled.
His reputation as a merchant in our midst has
been long established and it is entirely sufficient
tosdirect the attention of old friends and custom
srs to the advertisement ia another column.
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Gge a}larhcts.

AuousrA, April l1.-Cotton market very firm
and but little doing sales for two days 5S5 bales;
mddling 80.
CHARLESTON. April l1--Cotton active and ad-
vnncing sales 900 bales-middling s0-hodcrs
asking 81.
New YORK, April 1l-Cotton decidedly high
er, under active speculative demands sales 1000
bales, at 81.
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DIsTRiCr COURT.

TIE second quarterly session Of this Courtbegau
:o1 Monday last, but in consequences Of military
order suspending all State Courts during the cleo
dti0n, Judge MUnRAr ordered the Court adjourned,
and that an extra term be convened on the second
MONDAY in May next. This order will be found
sour advertising columns to-day.
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sECRETARY,S OFFICE.

GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA R. R. CO.,
COLUMBIA April 10. 1865.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
the Greenyille and Columbia Railroad Company
will be held in Columbia. on Til URSDAf, the 3Otk
inst, at I0 o'clock a. al.
Stockholders will be passed over the Road to at
tend the meeting free, MS heretofore
Each individual proxy to represent stock at the
meeting. requires ten cents Internal Revenue
Stamp TO be attached and cancelled.
CIV. CARIGNGToN, Secretary. :
April is, 1863 40 I'd y
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tlsrsE,,, 8 . l1telIIilglsllter, 3
'VE ednesda Morning, April 10Th.

pe All papers discontinued at the expiration
: of the time. for which they have been paid.
-pSF No name entered upon thebo unless
the money accompanies the order.
Sss7 A crossmark indicates that the subscrip-
: ton is about to expire
5a~ Specimen copies always sent, upon appli-
cation. :.
CLUB RATES.
Ten copios for one year. s22;5o
.:,rventy SC, g. 40 90
:. For every club oftuenty aDduprards the gettor
upof tho club will be entitled to either of the fol-
loving agricultural Journals for one year as pre-
:: MUM, ,ssi7 Southern Culivator' isAmerican
~kgriculurist, or sFarm and Garden" The mon
!: ey must always accompany the order.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
sHERIFF's .sALE.

By virtue of wriis of Fiera Facas to me directed:
I will expose 10 sale on Saleday next, at Anderson
C. H., within the usual hours of sale, the following.
property. TO wit:
One Tract of Land, containing 200 acres more
or less, bounded by lands of Elizabeth Cox, Henry
Cobb and others. Also. Lot containing Is acres,
more or less, known as the Saw Mill tract; bounded
by Henry Cobb, II. L. Eaton and Others Also.
one Tract. containing ~ acres, more or less boun-
dcd by lands of Hugh CAN'T, Henry Cobb and 9TH
crs. Levied on us the property of John G. CAN'T,
at the suit of James NJ Shirey and others
Terms Cash. WM NcGUKIN, SAT-.
April Is, 1868 43
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Information.
April 8, 1858

Information guaranteed to produce a lu1uriant
growth of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal of Pmples, Blotches,
Eruptious, etc., on the skin, leaving the same so'
clear and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S29 Broadway New York.
Sept. ls. 1867. IA
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$3.50
1000
ROCKY RIVER BRIDGE.

We are gratifed to- learn that the trsstlo over
Rocky River; near this place, will be completed
within a few dsys,
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. Z, RAM.
A REGULAR cONvoCATION OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, May 4, 1868, q,
seven o'clock Companions will assemble With
out further notice.
By order of the ME-. E...H...P...
GEORGE MUNRO, Sec.
April 8, 1858 ~
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s2stiiaI 2}otites.

Belton Lodge, No. -, A.. F.. M, U. D..
IRREGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF BELToN
LODGE will be held in The Lodge Room at Belton,
s. c., on THURSDAY, May 7rh, 1868, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Brethren will take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
By order of the W.. NJ.
WARREN D. WILKES, Sec.
April 8, 1868 40
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Dgnlental

MARRIED, on the 22d March, by the Rev. G.
w. Woodberry, Mr. THOMAS JEFFERSON JOHN
scorr BonuM, of Williamsburg, s. c., to Miss RA-
eulL SArAInA paYBoa, Of Marion Datriot
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in THE DISTRICT COURT,
ANDERSON DISTRICT, so. Ca,

APRIL 18th, 1868.
TITS ORDERED, That an Extra Term of
this Court, for the disposition of all business
civil and criminal, made returnnhle TO, and now
pending in the same, be held at this place, CON-
mencing on the Second Monday (thc llth day. of
May next, at 10 o'clock q. n,., of which alf per-
sons interested us parties, witnesses, counsel or
otherwise, will take due notice.
Also Ordered, That the Clerk and Sheriff do
forthwith draw and summon, according to law,
sixteen Jurors, to serve at the said Extra Court.
J. 8. MURRAY.
April l6 1859 -
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D r Y C o O d S ,

Such as Silks, Muslins, Poplins, Brilliants, De.
LANES, Alpac:a.. Calicoes,. beautiful lot a. low
prices. Bcacncl and Brown Shirings, Sheetingsf
Toweling Bamorals Hoop Skirts. Corsets, Veils
and Yelling. Linen and Paper Collars. Gents and
Ladies Gloves, Ladies and Gents Hose Ladies
Cravas. Collars and Iandkerchiefs, Gents cottonr
silk and linen Handkerchiefs, Gents Cravats, La
dies Trimmings. fine assortment-Needle.r
Thread, Combs, Suspeuders, Pocket Books, Sc
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= Michigan defeats the NEGRO SUFFRAGE Con-
srIrrrIoN by over 10000.
- Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin, for the first time in
eight years, has elected Democratic Circuit
Judge.
- English, Democrat, has been elected Govern
or of Connecticut by an increased majority.
= The entire Democratic ticket has been elect
ed in sandusky, Ohio, by 200 majority.
- The Democrats have carried Kcokuk, Iowa.
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Wacun1ie S1pina 8anf.

Die Waeunsie Sdpin8s Banf 0Grdg ssssn.
iibu Der Alltntaun Natunal Band nimmt @sl-
bsr In srubtn unb flsinsn SHmmen auf Dtppfit.
an 6 prpssnt SntsrsGm bts Sabre.
SclGe @slbsr f5nnsn Sbtilrpdft pber I'm @an.
ssn auf irssub cline 9eit wdtrenb bee Sabre wte.
ber ,urtdescsm wsresn, ftir wtlGe Sntnsifsn
mad Der 3stt Fs In bsr 8anf bleitsn. srlaubt
nsrbm.
8ssirrunas. 9anbm wnbsn immsr an ben tS&.
ten Yramten n,ta psrfallsnsn SntsrsRtn angsnom.
men unb umsstauidt. SsFbsr pcn73.tO 8anesn
loltsn srnnsrn. pab ite bas pramum auf iul&e
8anotn Ssriisfn w,rptn, tptnn lis bslslben bstal.
trn, tts ile fdaIs Rnb, ipsl@ts auf na@fsn Stunt
unb Suli fomut. M
ausl,tnunssn BON @slo ip,reen Su allen 3eittn
unb an annstmtarfn Hatsn ssmaGt.
Erufttes.
Ssniamtn aoesl, @turss g. S&all,
Sotn s. 6csel, Daptb SGad,
W. Snta W. .. Sno. 81. SGaa,
Daniel glafsr, gDiulam y. Go8d,
8sutsn Saaian. L.
90. 6. 9i6tsnpallnr. gaHIrr.
Siri. 8cssl, grsftsnt.
5struar 25. 1868, nq3W
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Goalaltirt ennrff 93nttrarieM0su.
Gin ,.pennp' 's'ipalt n sii, ,agirp"
- @ rriA ipstbtsnt" rla14 '9li -
6eIb Fam eripart werfsn,

baburd pab man icins gIder,, Sdrribmaferia
lien, @ano.Ydpier.. u, i, ~. ,au peu A., !,
ippblfeilen Stobr bon
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Grreidben &aiton l2,25 $50
Die abpdrts ssbsnben 3tss g1ros uno trsifsn
in Gaftcn ,titis elm. um bic 3dse fir New gprt,
pia Morris uno @fsr unb Sitip: :Ssrlsp Central Gi
fsntabn, bsndssn su tSnnsn.
Die atmirts sebenten 5d9e Trrs lurb babsn
an9sbdnate Durtfarrsn fdr pbilao,lpia pia Serb
psuuGplpauia Gitntabn, in isnsr Stoot um 2,65
Nahmitta9s uuo $40 abenos anfcmmenc.
Riffabrt.
@srlaNsn philadelphia (Berts Ctr. Station) um
745 gVcrssns uno 1.30 9la6mittass. errsthen
Scranton um 3.35 glahniltass uno $50 Nodbts
cbnt aarrsnmsdlsl uno psrbinben iitb ,l green
Iib9e nit ber Dslapars unc .6upfon Giltutabu ftir
Garbcnealt.
Die Serantcn uno QRilfesbarre assomoealipn
Grains psrbinben fitb su 9reen 8iose nit Der Dela
maze unb bublcn Gilsnbobn fir @ortcnhats unb
ptrlofen Scranton nab anfunft Der DsIarpare, ead.
aparina uno gSrftttf 3des ppn @rsat 8snb.
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baton Grain 9Blfssbarrsum s llbr Waoresns pet.
lafsno, trift gu Strantcn ,eitt9 tn UNI Den Dda.
mare. eafawanua uno gBsfisrn 2ran fdr Great
Bsno ~ bsnubsn, iidb nit Der Wcw=Worf unb @rie
Gi(snbabn perbinoeno. sA
Alle pafasier;iee psrbnosn fib gu 8etbtsbtm
nit Oct estba uub eudamanna @iisntabn ftir Bath,
Chapman d. 10.
Durd, pafasisrs. pslde ucreparts stbsn, bateu
in, ,,gaanfon paufs" ,u Maudb &bunt 20 gQinutsu
3dt fir gNittass cosr NabtsiIsn.
Sobn Referring, Supt unO Sns.
cJup. W1. 8pers, aiflt. @tnsrol Supt
Waaud &bunf. % 6sbr. uabp
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70 tpte al1s Mrten BON
DreR=Trimmings

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nttprispsn YrsiIn. a sii.qfs1r Is
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ptilabdptia. antrfannt In isner City tpssen ttrsr
lanaen 8erbiubung NIT etnsm Der nistf mpbt8.
fen gtablilsmsnts an Der gtesnut StraBe, ale
cine gorsdnsertn Der .,Gdf&Uns" ssa&ert. unb
III batr pSais tberseust bab fs ro[lfommtne 3u-
frtscsntslt sstsn fann-unb plts Ia alien 5tnfH'
tsn.-Str etabliltmsnt .nttalt
Das rei6fe unb periaiebenartisffe
Enforcement, .
BON @flter, IGidliG fdr aIe @el&mad.. In H6
14lisbsnb, bas ie btm Yubtifum bielsr gitp gum
@nI&au obsr gum Berfauf ansebotsn tpurbe. =
Gle Iabtt bic Damsn elm ttre 70 tsrrliGsn unb
a,1Hmadpplltn @iittr unb StSlss 3u sramIniren,
fpo fs f& sann balb lslba Iber,sussn wsrbsn,
mo- Der rs&ts Srt gum 8aufsn tit-unb psr III bic
2ts Stirs untsrtalb bsm ,,Amrtean Sutsl" In
Der Sf> Samilton StraBe.
s0r Die lpdttfen ,.8dl&ions" lobalp lis aus.
a,fertist ftnb, werbsn lists BON BEN Saule srtal.
ten NIT wtl6tr Wrs. Sbler In Bsrbtnbuns sc.
lianben tat.
8sionbgs aufmsrfIamtsit tpirb Dem 8lsi&sn
unb bem Srimmen Der gonnsts ssi&snft.
6T5S&R unb aufri&tis banfbar far bsreits
senolIene 8unbfGaft. bItttt fif I'm cine Sprtbausr
bsrltlttn, welde Fe ft su allen 3sitsn burh quite
Bstanbluns, fdftipnabls, quite uno lG5ne @ttsr
unb btlliee prstfe 3u publsnsn iu&sn ptrb.
Wrs. g. gB. &r6mer.
Wdrs II. 1868. nabS
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@ebrlber 6uber,
Rsaas stars ~ BEN poada.s.

Sasntaun, ausaR 81 1867