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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
Matrimony or the Peniten-
tiary--Which?

The Vinton County Record
gives the following account of a
singular case which lately tran
spired down there:
Considerable excitement was
created on Tuesday last by the ar,
rest and escape of NJ. Thomas
Holland, charged by his mother,
Mary Holland, with porjury, in
swearing that he was twenty one
years old, in order to obtain mar
riage license. The mother is bit
terly opposed to the match and
says she would rather see him 90
to the Pcntentiary than marry the
woman be intends to.
He was arrested on q warrant
sworn out by his mother, and
pending his trial before Esq. Mark,
he jumped through the window,
smashing the sash and glass TO
pieces, and running for the hills.
He was pursued by the constable
and number of citizens, but up
to tho time of going to press he
had not been re.captured.
Esq. Mark is out about five dol.
lars, to repair damages to his win
dow.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

The Two STANDARDS LDiberty's
standard sheet, the star,spangled
banner, and Americas standard
perfume, Phalon's "Night,bloom.
ing Cereus." !" Wherever tho one
floats in the air, SO does the other,
-Ns,o Haven PaRddium. y. ,o u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

The democratic members of the
Legislature have made the Goodale
House their headquarters in Co.
Iumbus. On our suggesting that
they probably made this selection
because they were fond of good ale,
an Irish friend remarked that they
preferred whisky by good dale.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

The Billiard Tournament, an
nounced to come off this week, is
postponed to the 4th Of next month.
Announcement hereafter.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

OPENED.-Tho Banking House Of
Messrs. Garaghty and Hunter is
now open for business. Formal
notice of the proprietors will ap
pear in next issue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

U. G. RUTTER, Esq, Representa-
tive of Fairfield county in the Leg
islature, has our thanks for pam
phlet copy of the Governors mes
sage.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

We don't wish to encourage men
TO smoke, but then if you will
smoke, we would advise you to 60
to BUTTEREIELD's and get pipe,
with which he can suit you in style
and price, and some of that pure
Virginia tobacco, and you can take
genuine "Solid Comfort" lie also
sells the best of cigars.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
BAD TASTE

In the Mouth in the morning is one Of the
symptoms ofa bilious condition or disordered
state Of the liver, and should not for q single
day, be neglected, us II is but the premomtory
symptom OF u train of evils and the very seeds
OF disease. Procure Mt once Roback's Blood
Pills, administer them according to the dlroc-
tons accompanying each box, and the difficult
ty and danger ofdisease will be removed.
Sold by 4. q. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

DnNT AGENTS WANTED to soli.
bONPAN cit orders tor DR.. Snl:hs Die
ti0nGry OF ihc BLie. Written 10y 20 OF the most
distinguished Divines in Europe and America.
illustrated with over 1875 Steel and Hood Engrd-
rings. Complete in One large Octave Volume.
Retail Price, SO so. We employ no General a.
gents, and can thus offer extra Inducements to
Agents dealing directly with US For full par
uculars and terms, address the publishers,
J. Is, BURR & CO., Hartford, Conn.
Dec. 90, ls67.-,4O.4w IL IL
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
A Few Words to Advertisers

Does it pay to advertise ? We
think it does. att. if you arc in
doubts about it, inquire as 10 what
mado Barnum and Girard rich?
Advertising. What soldthe GOV.
ernment bonds2 Jay Cookies I'D.
vcrtIsing. What made Bonner's S
Ledger? Advertising. What made
Stewards fortune 3? Advertising.
What sold 10000 tickets in the
Crosby Opera House scheme I
Advertising. What should all men
do, whether they do a large or
small business, or wish 10 sell o
cheap or superior article9 Advcr-
tisc. Columbus Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

Rev. II. Snodgrass of West.
Theo. Seminary, will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
morning and evening.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
Farm for Sale.

THNHERE will be offered at private sale the
L farm Of Henry Brenneman dec, situate 2lS
miles southeast Of Bremen, Fairfield County,
OHIO, consistingof so acres of bottom land,
well adapted TO the production OF grass and
corn, the balance being good upland, we'll wa
tered with ncyer-falng springs; about 30 acres
cleared. balance well timbered. There are two
goodframe dwelling houses, good stable, and
large franc barn, with other convenient out
buildings Also plenty of grated fruit, grape
vines, &c, For terms &c. call upon or address
II. B. BRENNEMAN, Agt.,
Bremen, Fairfield Co., Ohio.
Dee. 90, lSG7.--i0-2m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
Shirts and Drawers.

Those h wanting under Shirts
Drawers, Comforts, Gloves; etc
etc, atpsnic prices; can find them
ut Brooks Hat Store. c 42-4t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

MOST RITTERS ofthe present day that are
loudly pulled through the newspapers us hay
ing great tonic and curative properties are vile
| compounds and base mpositIons, containing
no medical virtues whatever, and are really
very poor whisky beverages and, instead OF
acting as q stimulant and tonic, have q tendon.
cy to weaken the stomach by entirely destroy
ing the coating. The public should therefore
be ve,y Cautious, and PURCHASE none but Ro-
back'S Stomach BRterS, which have stood tho
test as remedial agent Tor many years, and are
really as their name indicates, stomach bitierS
and not beverage. They combine the proper
ties Of the rbest tpnlc adl stImulatt, gentle
laxative, an efficient Onti-billious agent and
the best stomaohic known to the world, and,
when taken in conjunction with Roback'S Blood
Pills, are the safest and surest preventative =.
galnst all bilious arrangements, thoroughly
regulating the whole system and giving tone to
the digestive organs.
They R"e highly recommended asan invigo-
rating tonic to IN others while nursing, increas.
ing the flow Of milk, and for eonyalescents, to
restore the prostration which always follows
long-contnued sickness, they are unsurpassed
No household should consider themselves safe
from the ordinary msIadies withoutthese in.
yaluablemedieinesg They can be obtained OF
G: Beck, Druggist, lancaster, 0.--il-lm. :
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
OBITUARY.,

sALTsBURY-In this city, Saturday evening,
Dee l28th, OF finflalhnlatron Of the brain, Alice,
daughter OF DR.. j. II. and Clara SALISBURY, aged
5ycars and 2 weeks. i"" '' wa. ? ~
Little Alice was taken i'll on the anniversary
other fifth birthday, and fingered two weeks
before she passed from sight to the better
shore ofthe spirit land" She was a gentle,
winsone child, whose pleasant disposition
mNde her II general iayorte with Nll who knew
her.
Gone in her chdhood's purity
Out from the golden day;
Fading away in the light so sweet;
Where the silver stars and the suubeams meet,
Over the silent way.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

Tuthill & Rigby keep all the
Magazines, Periodicals and papers
published in America. g.43
Petcrson's Magazine 20 els, Go.
dey'S 25 cts, Harper 80 cts, Allan
tic35 cents, NcwYork Ledger G cts
Weekly 6cents. .o n 40-3t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
SLEEPY ESS NIGHTS.

As remedy to soothe all nervous excite,
mGnt, and in its truest sense, nerpine, there
Is, perhaps no modicne oxtant winch is receiv-
cd with so mnch favor az Roback's Stomach
Bltters; awine glass full on going to bed is all
that IL required to produce sound and healthfll
aleep.
Sold by G.. G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
Election Notice.

The annual election Of Officers Of the Hook
ing Valley Horticultural society w1ll take
place Of the City Council Chamber, in Lancas
ter, on Saturday, January nth, 1868.
The officers TO be elected are-one President
two Wee Presidents, one Recording Secretary y
one Corresponding Secretary, one Treasurer
one Librarian, one Assistant Librarian, nine
members Of Council OF Nine, three members o
committee on Fruits, three members OF com
mittce on Vegetables, three members OF com
mite on Flowers, and three members OF CON
mittse on Publication and Library.
s. A. GBI5W0LD.
Jany2, ls6s-lw Recording Sec.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
Don't be Put or

With any other when You call for
"Barrett'S Hair Restorative" IN
eight OF, bottles.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
Ladies' Furs.

Closing out tho entire stock OF
Ladies' Furs at reduced prices at
Brooks Hat Store. 42-4t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
A VALUABLEF FARM
90 FOR SALE.

The farm contains 100 acres of,good land !;
about Forty acres Of 'No.1 bottom land, about
Twenty-Five acres Of good timber, and tho bal
ance good upland, There Is on the premises
good new frame house Of seven rooms good
cellar, good barn and stabling; good tenement
house otfour rooms and colIari good orchard
OF all kinds OF fruit; smoke houHe, sprinR
the house; alec running water through the
farm. ufuYm ~ -
For further partioulars enquire ofthe owner
on the premises. Possession given this Fslf
or next6pyipg. GAnREr WEBB.
Decsniber 18th. leG7-sm.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

at the late residence ofsaid dec, on the promises
lying about one mile west OF Amanda, in said
county, offer for saic,'by public auetion, and
sell to the highest bidder the II homestead Farm
OF said decreased, containing as acres OF
land, more or less, all Improved. Also,
30 acres of timber land lying one milo South
OF the Homo Farm - -.-.----
Terms Of sale-one.tblrd, OF the purchase
money on the day ofspdlAi ione-ttlfd in one
year, and the balance ~ two years. with inter
est on deferred payments from day ofsale. A
deed will he executed on the making Of the
for deferred Payments secured BY mortgage
SAMUEL pARR,
Jan. ., Isc1--5v Executor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

Over the bosom tcndeily "..''
The pearl white hands are pressed !;
The lashes on her cheeks 50 thin
Where the softest blush Of The rose hath been--
Shutting the blue of her eyes within
% HNThe pure lids closed to rest.
HearIs--whei @ the darlIng's head hath
lain,
..... Held by Loves shining ray "a -
Do YOU know thet Che touch Of her gentle hand
Doth brighton the harm in the nnknnwn loud
Oh, she waits for You with the angel band
Over the starry way.
--Cteue,and Hgindenler
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09

Admiuls.ratrix Notie..

NOTICE ls hereby given tnat the undersicn.
" ed has been duly appointed and qualified US
Administrative OF the Estate of William ". Da.
Wis, late Of Fairfield County, Ohio, deceased. -
All persons Interested will govern themselves
accordingly. REBECCA A. DAVIS.
Dec. 20, 1867. .--1w.s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-09
I Public Sale of Lands.

Under th6 win Isaac ventries, deceased
by virtue Of the power gestedin me, tho under.
signed, as Executor ofthe Estate OF lsaac Van
tries, late of Fairfield county, deceased, with
the viii of said deceased annexed will, on
Saturday, February 1St, 1868, at 4
n,oIooL ID NJ
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16
TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW ORLEANS.
TEE NEW ORLEANS MORNING srAR.

For several years 1t has been matter OF astonshment
not to of humiliation that in the metropolis
South, with . Catholic community like ours numerous
intelligent, and truly religious there single
Catholic paper in English Admitting that such q paper
is in city desideratum, intend, with the ap
proval of the Authority Of this Diocese to
start Weekly English paper mainly devoted TO the in
NEW ORLEANS MORNING STAR AND CATHO
Lie MESSENG En-
For the intellectual and material depar
chosen of faith and talent, able editors and
perienced manages thoroughly devoted TO the Catholic
The MORNING STAR" win be printed in quarto
form of eight pages.
Terms-Four dollars per annum, in advance.
To prevent all failure, and to guarantee the per1na
nency of the undertaking IL viii be based q joint
stock company administered according 70 the Laws Of
Louisiana.
the amount Of Ono Hundred Thousand dollars, in
Five Thousand Shares Of Twenty DolaEp par share
one half Of each to be paid cash.
The patronage Of the Rev. Clergy Of to nszhborips
diOceses is earnestly solicited.
The whole management win DO under tas Supervision
of committee composed Of four PTiestN oNpSAnted BY
the Most Rev rchbishopan three Ayea,te hesscted
by the stockholders
APPROVAL OF THE MOST REV. ARCHBIsHOP
We approve Of the aforesaid undertakes and com
mend It to the Catholics Of diocese We appoint
Rev N. J. Perche - President, and R0v1, Thomas r
Smith and - Flanagan ecclesiastical members o.
the COMMITTEES.
". NJ Archbishop Of Now orleAns
New Orleans December ~, 1867.
The Rev PaTish Priests invited TO read thiS
peotus 70 thoar respective congregationa
N. J. PERCHE ". G.,
EH001oon1 Of thA Co1amitkoA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

Strong as our passions are, they may be
starved into submission, and conquered,
without being killed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16
TAMES REYNOLDS,

J AMEs REYNOLDS.
Nos 100 AND l6a POYDRAS STREET
Near St. Charles, Now Orleans.
MANUFACTURER
MARBLE MANTELS MONUMENTS, TONES, AND
TOMB STONES.
Cabinet, Pier and Plumber Slabs made to order
N. B-Marble and Brick Tombs bult after the latcst
designs, and executed in workmanlike manner and ms
cheap not cheaper, than by any other Marble estab
ishment in the city.
feS3 6m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16
j. JONES,

ANEs j. JONES'
PAYER, FLAGGER. AND CRATE SETTER
"a w =" A>"si"s anu S""'fe'i"s
Residcnce-Corner St Andrew and Laurel streets
Orders left at the office Of the MORNING will be
promptly attended to- lny17 ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

I've cents TO sixty cents dozen. No day
of the eleven months passed without some
eggs being produced; and no month passed
without the production of eggs, the value
of which exceeded the cost of feed consumed.
The principal feed was wheat screenings,
corn, and pork scraps. The fowls were
fed with as much grain as they would eat
up clean twice a day; and were supplied
with lime and cracked oyster shells, and
ranged together over an acre of ground.
They were housed in three separate apart
ments, not well constructed, offering cold
comfort only in bleak winter weather;
with properly constructed and warm apart
ments one-third more eggs might have
been laid during the months of February,
November, and December. He warns every
one not to engage in this business on
large scale, without experience and q taste
for it, in other words, a delight for it,
greater than for any other pursuit; for the
constant care and persevering attention
absolutely necessary to success will be
given by only few persons. The great
profit of g-raisiDg lies in having the hens
lay when the market price for eggs is high.
To secure this, a good portion Of the hens
should be young. Liberal feeding is abso-
lutely essential. Animal food should be
accessible summer and winter; and pork
scraps is as good an article as can be gen.
orally obtained. Warm, light quarters in
| winter are essential also to success.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

ONLY GOLD MEDAL 1868
GUSTAvE vOM HOrE,
Manufacturer Of UPRIGHT PIANOS su7 Magazin
street New Orleans.
Every new Piano sold, is warranted for five years.
"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

WINDOW SHADES ETC.
large and well selected stock of the above good,
always hand and for sale at greatly reduced prices
the paint store OF
II. WHEELAHAN,
fe9 " No lbs Canal street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

STAINED GLASS
HENRY e.. SHARP
Nos. iz7 and 100 EAST TWKNTY-SECOND STREET
Between Third and Lexington Avenues.
apps Iy New York.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-16

the town armed with sticks, and took up a
position in front of the convent and chapel.
A rumor being afoat that it was intended
to hoist Orange flags in the vicinity of both
and on the market-house was the explana-
tion of this extraordinary demonstration.
1t is believed however, that there was no
real foundation for such a rumor, and that
it was circulated to create mischief. The
police turned out and soon dispersed the
crowd, some of them who were armed with
sticks giving them up quietly to the police.
RosCoMMoN.-The Killina Scutch Mill
has just closed for the season but will be
reopened for the preparation of the new
crop. The Castlenode Mill with new
staff of Seutchers, and the Rooskey Mill
will also open at the same time, before which
it is confidently expected the Stroke stown
Mill, in course of erection, will be prepared
for work.
Mr.. p. Taaffe, of Cloonyquin, exhibited
on the 10th ult., in the Board Room ut
Strokestown, an excellent sample of
Scutched fax, grown by him at Cloonyquin
the present season, and scutched at his mill
at Killina. Taken as q specimen of this
years general crop it Is most encouraging.
! WATERFoRD.--We understand that the
Rev. Roger Power, PIP, of Kill and New
town, is at present engaged in making col
lections in this city to assist in the erection
and completion of the new Catholic Church
of Kill in this county.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-15
Gnrppdiiebe Gprreippnbenj
fir Sen @auberer.
Nu s Gl1a6.
5traBture, 10. San. '6e,

! Strabbura Ii. San. 6S.
uDie .3eiten Tno i9le9t, bic @u,tlOFefeit
n.a&t INNER mebr 5crti&ritte Fe trdst f9 au>
meilen Sfentli@ CUR S@au, islbf TT unierer lie
hen @tabt Strabburs. @pr nod ni@t LANCER
3eit bielt Der 5u9p. P. Senner @oItsmi1ion in
Der Se~iuitentape1e It teribrte III einem ieiner
~eeiaisen @urtrdse ben l1nslauben unlerer sesen-
~mGrtissn 3eit, tuas unee3oeeue iunee 2eute ser-
anlabte, in Der frrmmen gerfammlung bSswiQi-
ger @eiie StSruas berepr3urufen, unb fab mani
f@ seaStbist bic poli3ei 81. requiriren, UNI bic
Orbnuus aufredt ~ erbaltea.
Das Sabr 1867 war tuenis fru9tbar, bic g.
bensmittel fnb tbeuer, biz 9abrifation urb 9n-
bufrie liesen bur@ bic pclitil9en Mufesunsen
barnieber.
Gtenle Fnt bic 3uNdnte Roms nod febr ser.
pidelt.
Die YreuBeu fnb scr ~unierex 1bpren (bsr
Gorrefponbent tpsif auf bic trobeube 9altuneD ;
man tpetb MIDI, tuas Ne I'M @@ilbe fibren, obtr
GbaHa9e il, man bereitet f@ aueemein fir ei>
men &riee BOT. Sn @tra6burs uirb Sag ant
Ea&t an ben 8eftfisunssperten seartsitet,
sbenfo in 5uutnsue, Belfort Rtp 8rifa& e.
Der politf@e 6orisOnt serbifert f@ INNER
mebr, unb tpenn mfr ben sertdnbtsfen II.
nfabrenfen Mdnnern unferer Gpo@e @lauben
fdenten birfen, 70 feben piramg orabenbt elmer
birserli@en uub r%elisioien &esuluttun.
Glia6 3ei@net F9 unter alien Yrpsin3enGrant>
rei9s aus III ber @enbuns BON Sclbakn an ben
IL. @ater. Giner meiner Greunee II Secretdr
int militdrii@en ReeiRrirunssbureau. CT YER
f@erte mid, bab felt benz Nosember 1867 bis
gum 1. Sannar 27O junee Qeute mad &&om ab-
eereit fnb. Metft bieiem Bureau befeben nod
rel9e in Gulmar, Miblbauien> Alt=8ir9en &c.
unb bieie @tabte liefsrn feline e~erinsere MnsabI.
@eit &ursem baben tpir cine bur@brineenbe
aalte, bic &eben inb ldon %srSbtentbeils erfro<
rem. Mebtbem 1T iiteraQ erpbes Glenb =; Der
5anbel ftcdt; tas @elb it rar. Jeuersbrinie
C8ranbiiftunsen)> inb an Der 9asesuronuna,
Dant ben 8asatuneet, trel&e auf biele @eiie
bic @elessnbeit berbsifibren, un, basjenise spas
ibnen sefaut gu feblen, aber aud baufs tuas fe
b~ebirfen, I'm, ni9t Dor 5unser su ferben. Die
serfp6ene @u9e tuurben in @eispolsbeim 40
@ebaube Elm &aub ber Glamnen. G6enio pur-
ben in MIblbauien bic srSbten Gabriten tn@ide
gelest.
Nan ertpartet ben ausbrud bee 3rieses BON
einem Sag gum anbtrn; uniere Geaunsspdle
Fnb nit unsdblisen 9anunen aeipidt. Die slr~
female lnb wrbl periebeu. Man iaet bab Stuff
lant f9 NIT greu6sn eeeen Grantsei& serbiuben
tperbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-15
Spnf ,1nb ictt.

Tplsenoer Srisf wurpe neulid i'll rer
Nepe erwdbnt, bic Der Sena,pr Dirrn
in bet Grecutir Se}1ipn res Senats
9ebalten bat. Oerlelbe rurce ypr1 ben,
Straightforward Stautpn al ben giceprd<
ilpenten .Spbnipn geld,ritten, als eer>
ielte feline Stele al5 Wftlitdr 0ouYerz
neur nTennellee niecerleste. ST btlcet
linen 9rcbeu Gcntraft cer frIberen
unp jegi9en @efuble. res Germ Stan<
ton hln1idtlid se5 Manne6, at cen Ct
pamals fpl9enoe 3uidrift ridtete:
&rieesbeparttmtnt,
Waibinstun, 3,Mar&1965
Cir !Die1es Departement bat ibre 2efana>
tipn ais 8rigabe= General unb Milttar< q cuser-
neur pom Ienne0ee aceptirt,
@etatten 1e mir bel hieler @eleaenbeii, Sbnen
ben DAM res Departments fir i9re patriotilGen
unb fa6igen Dienite mGbrenb Der ereianiBppQen
Yeripte ausaubriiden, in ter5ie bieSbnen att
p%ertraute bpbe Nufgabe erfiQt baben.
Sn elmer Der fnltcrfen @tunben hes ercBen
3an,pfes INN bic Natipnal< Grifera seefn bic
reteaiiaen Geines, rief gle bic &ssisrans::crn
benz Senat unb npn ben seralei9unesmeile
iidern unb leiGten pFidten bes Civil 9ebens
binpea, nm Sie in bic Grpnte beS Jeinees unb
In Elm Yplitipn Der perlGnlidenMiben unb &C.
fabren 3u ltelleu, bic pieuei9t trcbenber uuo &C.
traster tparen, ais %biejenigen, bic irsenb Elm an
berer 8iir9er oher Militar< Sfiaier Der Ser.
Staaten gu beireben bate. Mt patriptiiGer
Yinftli9feit ibernabmen Sie Sbren ppjten uno
bebaupteten i'm unter llmit1nren, bic nit ben
unerbSrtefen Yrufunsen Mrfn;pft maren, biz
enbli9 bic reuerli9fn Greisnine Jrieeen, SID
erbeit uno 8efreiun9 SIREN Staat, unp bic ST.
tesritat ieuer cpntttutirnelen llnipn sebradt
baben, fir bieSie 70 belteumatbis aues, mas e.
mem Manne auf Grben ttsuer it, aufeas Spiel
eeitst, baben.
DabSie erbalten bleiken: m0een, umSbre neu~
en- Gbren III e~rfreuen, I'M bic bpberen paidten
81 er fiQen, gu beuen Sie burh baSQplf berGer>
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