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ring whionaae the fanlt pure will be disposed
Eof at private saIess Asihas been previously an
nouaced. William M!sEweed has leased thst
hotea f6r term OF five years, at an annual
rental 0f $50 0W for the first two, and se50oo-
for the heremahlng three years. His son Rich
ard will be installed as the proprietor, an9
Abraham Garfield, the manager Of the Delavan
House in albany, Will assume entire Charge.
Henry Marsh, who has filed the position of
clerk under the Lelands, will, it is. reported
continue in thes :, capacity under the new
regime. a'ss
There is a movement on foot in Columbia
tos.build "a fine new hotel, and the Fhenn
thinks the project will be pushed through.
The Connecticut election takes place on
Monday next, and the contest wakes warm
The Democratic and Republican committees' at
Hartford and New Haven have sent doWn-t TO
New. York city to drum up all the available
speakers, to go to Connecticut this week.
Both parties are making. extraordinary exer-
lions to carry the elsetien, and money Is said
to- be s.no object" They are also telegraph
ing for speakers, If possible, to,eonet on from
Washington. ..,'ei sss:
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D UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LNA.-Notlce is hereby given that this sank>Wtll,
on the nrst day of May next, be prepared, Ia com.
pliance with the recent amendments of It's charter,
to consolidate, reduce and redeem the Stock OF
the Bank-that is to say, ONE SHARE OF NEW,
will be issued for TEN SHARES OF OLD Stock
and at the request OF any stockholder holding
less than ten shares the Bank will redeem the
same at the rate fixed for said rodemptton:by the
charter, or holders may sell and assign all such
by endorsement on the. original certificates. .4c::
cordlng to the provisions Of the alnehded char
ter mo one shall be. considered or held to be a
stockholder Of the said Bank who has not reeeiv.
ed new certificate for the consolidated shares, ~
on or before the nrst day Of June next.
d. D. ALEXANDER,
mar2T-mwf Cashier.
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ns- a GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDG-

GS- a GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGE
MENT.-A. ]. CHARLOCk, q printer in the oflce
OF the Ohio WeeEl. Clarion, writes TO the proprt-
etors OF the PLANTATION BIrTERS rs follows
"rhree months ago was tile mere shadow OF q
man, and so dehlatcd that my limbs shook IN.
der me while at work. The compositor at the
next case said to me one day, Andrew, you need
tonic. That's what's the matter, and there's no
tonic that was ever got up equal to PLANTATION
,BITTERS. Try :em have tried 'em,' and you
are at liberty TO state referring to me for con.
armaton) that they have restored my health,
and, believe, saved my ltfe."
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Can the Taxes be .Paid.-xhothef Call
for state Convehtion.

A correspondent OF the Columbia .P'soen ir
has trustworthy information that, III :he ma:
jority OF the counties OF the State, not more
than two-thirds Of the land owners have paid
their tax-that in some counties nearly one
hali have not paid the tax.,aad 4this failure
is,oaused, in nearly every instance, by ab;
so,ute inability to pay. The correspondent
continues iu these words :: - 20 -.'s .
.sHow can the people live and pay their
taxes; when, in very many cases, It takes enc
half their income TO pay their tax 2 The aver
EaSetax levied hi the several counties Is about
twelve dollars on the thousand dollars, as
sessed vatue of your entire property, produc-
tive and .non-prodhctive. Now, we all Know
that our people do not realize more than seven
per cent. upon the assessed value Of their
property, and majority do not realize that
tmrch!s The reader wifi Thus perceive at q
glance that if he realizes only seventy dollars
frsm his Thousand dollars worth of property,
aud pays to the county treasurer twelve dol.
lars Of that seventy, then be pays, less frac,
tion, the sixth part of his income for taxes.
Now, whenever person realizes less than
| seven per cent from their property then Of
course It takes probably 'half>th income 10
pay tax. Now, We all know that If 1t takes
one-fourth or one-hlth Of a mans income to
pay his tax, he cannot continue long y ds
any business Now, there Is only one remedy
ior this grievous wrong, and that is firm re-
solve on the part Of the people not to pay the
next tax; and for the purpose of securing
unanimity and concert OF action let several Of
the leading citizens of The State present re-
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mar2T-mwf

@- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to. all sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that;
from and after the first day OF March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. l.
CARDozo, Secretary OF the AdvBory Board. =
- ROBT. G. DELARGE, L. G. s. S. g.
Columbia, FEBRUARY 2s, 1871. mar11
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:. funeral Nutlres.

Ms- THE RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND
acquInntances Of. Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. SCHROEDER
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
Services OF the latter, at her late residence, cor.
ner Of Coming and Beaufain streets, at O'Clock
F.. n, This DAY, Without further invitation.
marSl*
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~ JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL,
Mr.. KEMMERER will commence JUVENILE
SINGING SCHOOL THIS AFTERNOON, athalfpast
O'Clock, at the Hbernian Hall. Tuition for thir
teen Lessons, including . Book, so cents. The
class will meet every afternoon. mar2s-a*
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Boaroiugy.
Notices in Bankruutrp.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT
UF SOUTH CAROLINA-In the matter Of MAU.
RICE STRAUSS, Bankrupt, by whom q petition
Ior adjudication OF Bankruptcy was fled on the
seventeenth day OF Marcn, A. D. 1871, In said
OOurt.-ln Bankruptcy.-Thls Is to give notice,
that on the twenty eighth day OF March, a. ID.
1871. a Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued against
the Estate OF MAURICE ,TRAUSS, OF charleston,
in the County OF ,hareslOn and stare of South
Carolina, vho has been adJudged Bankrupt on
his own petition; that The payment or any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging TO said
Bankrupt, TO him or Tor his use, and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law; That
a meeting fthe Creditors Uf The said Bankrupt. TO
prove their debts aud 30 ch0uBe one or more AS.
signees of his Estate, will be held a. Court OF
Bankruptcy, TO be holden at No., Y Broad street,
Charleston, South Carolina, before J. g. CARPEN-
TER Registrar, on The TENTH DAY OF APRIL, a.
d. 1871, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
L. E. JOHNSON,
United states Marshal, as Messenger.
nar5l. .aprl0
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Gs- JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S GENU-
me MEDICINAL COD LIVER oIL.-EsTABLlsH-
ED D1sso.-Acknowledged by eminent physicians
to be the best in the world. Sold by Druggists
generally. JNO. c. BAKER y CO., Philadelphia.
DR.. q. BAER,
feb6-myfemos No. 1S1 Meeting street.
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To defendant, HARRIET l. sowERs: Take no,
tice that the summons and complaint IN this ac-
tIon were nlsd In the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas for Darlington County,
on the 18th day OF March, 1871.
HAYNSWoRTH FRASER,
mar24-f3 Plaintiffs Attorneys
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THE PUREST AND SAFEST. =
The efncacy OF HosTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS as g specific for recruiting
the enfeebeA body ami cheering the desponding
mind, has passed into proverb. In the United
Sales, where this marvellous tonic has borne
down all opposition, and ecipsel all rivalry, che
demand for 1t has annually increased In a heavier
and heavier ratio for years. until at last. the regu
lar sales Of this preparation exceed those OF all
other stomaelics ropbiHed. Eminent members pf
the medical profession and hospital surgeon with.
out number, have caudidly admitte that the
pharh,acopeia Of the faculty Contains no prescrlp
ton that produces such beneficial effects in dys-
pepsia, ge-.ra debility and nervous diseases, as
Hossetter's Bitters. To use the language OF aVen,
cradle ply sican Of New York, "the Bitters rethe
pnrest stimulaut and the safest tonic We have"
But the uses Of the great vegetable antidofe are
much more comprehensive than sucn praise
would imply. AS preparatory antidoie TO cpl
demic disease, genial siimulant, promoter OF
constitutional vgor, an appetizer, stomachic,
and remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation Of
Hostetter,s Bttters 1t Is the household toncaof
the American people, and In all human PROBABLE
,ty will be so for centuries to ctme. The mag
mates. OF science recognize It's merits; and that 1t
is empl,sticalIy the medicine of the masses, Is
proven by its vast and ever increasing sales.
mar25-8D6C
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guerial Nntlres.,

wr CoNsIaNEBs PBR RsEsEE.AAsHIP
that @as She eAan Is Tals
l, Union wharves,s All goods not taken awag at
sunset will remain on wharf at consignees.
risk. MORDECAl CO.,
mar311 Agents.
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gs- coNsIGNEHs PER ;sTEAMsHtP
JAMES ApGER from New York, are notified that
ahe Is dischargingr cargo at Adger's South
Wharf. Goods not tsIled for at sunsetwill remain
on the wharf at owners, risk.
mars1-1 JAMES AlaER & CO., Agents.
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SEA Moss FAR1NE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Cusssrds, Creams &C.,
dc. The cheapest, healtniest, aud most delicious
food in thr wnrll mar27-mwf3D&C
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NMULEs. AND HoRSES-JUST Re-
Il CEIVED a lot of Kentucky broke MULES.
For sale &C the subscribers Stable, Queen street,
P. WEST. ~. -. ut marao4s
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@ THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAF

~ THE SOUTH CAROEINA LOAN
AND TRUST coMPANY-SAVINGS DEPART.
MENT.-DeposItors are requested to leave their
books to be ere dited with the April quarterly In.
terest due lat proMmo. Ahrdesposiss made on or
before Goth April will bear interest from 1st April.
Interest six per cent, compounded quarterly.
tSigned) I. ~ wAhLNl'
!. mar31-ftueth1 ..,,.,.. Cashier.
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THOR SALE, "A FANCY. IRON SODA
IL WATER COUNTER, with Marble. SLAB. Ap-
ply at the northeast corner King and Spring
streats> rnar81-lh
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% Rent.

mo RENT, ONE-HALF OF A DWELL,
ING situated in q most desirable portion Of
the City, anu within nve minutes walk nf the Post
ofIce Rent moderate Inquire at No. Society
street. - maf3O
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DkR-R6oM AND CONTENTS TO. BE
ID disposed OF at private sale, that we'll known
Bar.room on East Bay, "Atlantic House, No. 81.
Sold for no fault the proprietor being sckly wish
ing to change the climate. For further inforna-
ul0n fnuuire at the premises. mar30-Ss
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xos1 ano, Gounn.

LOST, ON RUTLEDGE STREET, ON
Il -rhe 18th, small black and tan TERRIER.
A reward viii be given on It's return To No. Le-
care street. mAral-1f
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ENoR SALE. SEVERAL SEWING MA
IL CHIMES, Of good quality, which. are offered
cheap. Gail at No. q Queen Street, between
Meeting aud Church streets. leol4
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4 ."WOODwARD" DoNKEF PUMP, IN
n, good order, twelve (l2) Inch Cylinder, eight
{Stlpch sIroke, eight ID inch water Cylinder. lor
sale by RAVENEL, HOLMES d CO., No: III East
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rOFo KLHINs. AND GET YOUR NICE
NJ. FRUIT for sunday. he has beautiful large
Oranges, bananas and extra fne- English Wal
nuts and Others Also, for Thirsty people, q
splendid Glass OF Soda maf3l1"
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yEYAETED, 4. SERVANT TO NURSE
w and DO general nohsework. Apply to No.
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eT GETTING MARRIED.-EssAYs
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propriety
or imsropriety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. sentfree in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
PA. y - un25-3mos
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A BARGAIN!-T0 PRINTERS AND
II BO0KBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, will be sold low Tor cash. Is nearly
new, cuts 2s inches, and has an extra knife. No
charge for package. Price sio.- Apply at IaE
GEXSJob Once. - - = Mal11
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TOR. SALE, A LARGE LOT OFEMPTY
= = BARRELS, at KLEIN's Frult Store, No. $50
KING street. u1ar31If
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fer6ale.

a MOL MMCH cow FOB SALE.--A
n Durham Breed Springer, to calf In. few
days, will be sold low. Apply to J. C.,H. CLAUS
SEN Market street. 7;,e L. y.ts:. mar3lI
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E,oR SALE, sLooP ELENoRA, NOW
IT. lying al Central wharf. In perfect order.
Sails aud Oars complete. Well suited for Q plan.
-tatI0n boat. Apply TO KINSAAN& HOWEhL No.
.i28 East Boy, - maTol1
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TOR SALE ON SULLivAN'S ISLAND =
IL A comfortable HOUSE, with six rooms, out
buildings, large lot and garden, and denghtfuny
sitnstei on Middle street, midway between the
Steamboat Landing and the Fort:
Also, LOT. In the city, on-the south SIDE OF
Cumberland street, next east Of Meeting, 4ehy II
Apply to ]. D. ALEXANDER, No. 16 Broad
street. mar21-1is
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VFHMANT FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE
v.sFor sale the lrst.class double brake LETTERS
ENIANE belonging to the Tlgilaat Fire Engine
Company. This Engine is SO we'll known through
necessary. Apply to LID. H0WRY,
80. President Vlgilant Fire Engine Co.
Atlantic Wharf
na- Greenyille Mountaineer, Yorkyllle Enqqir-
er. CheraW Democrat and Anderson Inteltgencer
wi each COPY once and send bill as above.
6eho-l wfm ~ y - > sLE
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Charleston, March "a, 1871.

.gs> HEADACHE, LANGUOR AND
melancholy generally spring from Dlsordered
stomach, Oostiyeness, or q Torpid Liver. Each
may readily be removed ny DR.. D. JAYNE'S SAN
ATIyE PILLS. q few doses OF which Will he found
to stimulate the Liver and Stomach TO healthy ac-
ton, removing al BIuousness, and. producing
r gular excavations. OF the bowels. Sold by ali
Druggists, andby GOODRICH, wlNEMAN & CO.,
Char estun, 8. G. mar3O-thstu3
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Wams.

A WHITE BOY, ABOUT is
wv years old, to attend In Shoe Store. Ap-
,ly at. Nc. 47S King street. y mar31-1f ,
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By the order Of Judge PLArT.
A. c. sHAFFER, (r.s(
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NeuefeS.

Yarie, 20. Stunt. - Die G%pmmuntffer
baben an benz @elaebenen nod ni9t senua.
Die ,Saternattonale Gefeniaaft" bat cine
proclamation er1ofen, wpria f1e fast: "Wtr
iinb entmafnet, ober nt&t befest unb nod
timer 100000 Mann farf. Sasre uno
9rc9u tparen, unterfast BON benz Capital
unt ber prteferfduft, bic nrbeber unieres
llnallds. Dir hbernebmen bte8e:antmort'
1idteit fir BE @ranbftftunsen. @ir bar.
fen fetne tnneren Stretttstetten, fetne Met>
nunesperf&tsbenbeit an ben stimmtdfen
baben. Die &eaetton natua uns bic Baf.
fen, aber nt9t unitre Stmnnen. 90 lebe
bic foetale ReYutlif! Gs 1ebe BE Gomuau'
ne"
@tnsral Doua9's Gorss If mad esou ab>
seeansen. 90 bat be Aufsabe, bic Ratto>
nalsareen int &tonetbale, son eson lie
Marfetae, aufaulSftn. @eneral Gltn@art
bletbt In gtrfatles unb @eneral 2abmtrault
betdlt ben Oberbtftbl aber 10000 Ranu In
parts. IN 10000 Mann sperbea na9Alster
erpebtrt werbeu. Su geriat4es febt bas 2.
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Neui9fetten.

Sn Can Grancisco fnb ndbere Nadrt9>
ten lber bas gerbrennen bes peruptanifaen
@9tfes vDrn Suan" auf pfener @ee elm
setroFen. Gas @@tf fotl anseblt9 Don ben
&ublis9tneTii;he Mrbettern In 8ranb &C.
iedt uprben rim, tpel&e gu Maeap an 8prb
selodt rpurs:n. Die 8emanuuns lteb has
59if I'M Cub, auf peldem nod $50 Sub.
lis inter ben 2ufen etnsepferdt tparen. 500
ber1elben uurben 1ebenbis p%erbrannt. Die
| ubrisen enttan,en, na4bem bic 2uffn rer>
branrt tparen.
Ma9 ben lesten 3a&rt&ten aus 8eteran
Bat bic 6unsersnotb In einem Difritte BON
@erfien etaen folden Grab erret9t, bab b.
ielbt rts1e &inber set6btet unb bann persebrt,
fosar 2et9en gun, ndn,liden 3psde ausse>
sraben wurben.
Der vOGerpatore &pntano" pghlietrt bic
GneYtliea, norm Der ). gater tas italient'
f9e v@arantteseieb" perpirft unb erfldrt,
vbas Tlcrentiner Cabinet serbtnte NIT
iAmdtlider 6eudelet eine fdamlole @erad'
tuns Der @Irte unb Mutpritdt bss Yapfes."
Das ab.Ssfem 1T tieper In Tr1ntretd
einseflbrt. @te bic fran30fide @eianbt'
fdaft In @aibinston anseist, mlfen aft
&eiienben beim 8etreten Der fran3ofiden
@ren3e NIT Ydben, welde ron fran3Dflden
Standardization pter G~pnlulaten I'M Gus.
lanbe ntIrt iein mdfen, psrieben feiH.
ST. Berlin fanb an, l6. b. Der @ieeessin'
,us Der beutfden Armee fat; Der npries
@onntas purbe als a1semetner Danffa'
sursstas sefetert.
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(Gprrefppnbena.)
NiQcrsbille, Is. Stunt 1871.

Qteber 50 anberer!
ga gu MIR f9on 70 utele Reutsfetten aus
acknowledgement ersdblt baf, 70 tebre teute
tpieber einma1 BEL Deineu1 alien Treunbe
Elm, uu, Did Elm psnts au erlaben, unb ct,
,pas BON Minerspt1e 3u tSren. &ter, mc
Dor faanf Satren nod fetn .uetssr @enf&
sewobnt bat, fanb lsstsn @onntas etne
f.ierlt9e Srobnlet9nams. Yrosef1on fat.
na9tem bp&m. s. Somastn, infer seltebter
Srtefer, bas @o&auat setalten bate. OF
proa.fRon Bot einen f&0aen Anbltd unbStr
@tabtbewcbner tuerbst eu& per.uunbern au
sernebmen, pte btelelbe, cine gompasnte
Saper soran, bann 3reu3 unbSabnen, petb.
setleibete @db&en, bic Bluuen frsuten, It,
elettet BON etnem Sdnser&or, Der grtefer
NIT benz @o&warbtsaen uhttr aierlt&em
8alba9in, bic tatboltf&e Bes6lterunspaar>
metfe Don altar III altar aps, wdbreub St.
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SO eItIt6e@ 8.

81 9nbnqxe, Soma. bat elmer Der dlte>
fen borttsen Mnfsbler. g. @asle, Der far3'
lid I'M 81. SABRE farb, fetn germSsen CUR
Grrt&tune elmer tatbultf&en @atfsn' &nfalt
sern,adt. CT .par 1890 in @abelfsae1, am
Bcbenfee, sebpren unb tan. Int Sabre 1884
NIT fetner Dor etnem Sabre seforbenen Sat-
tin mad Dubuque, no ct fauun 10 Mtnuten
eelanoet ,sar, ais Der 3efel bes Dampfbcc'
ties, pel&ss tbn tierbereebra@t bate, trplo'
btrte unb letteres aerf6rte.
Der ,,Natioualbereix seeen ales @ebei*
ute'' mar tir3lt& In @oreefer, Ma0, tn
@tsuns. grdRbent glan&arb Don SQtnots
unb anbere Setter Der Bewesuns .uarea an'
peienb. SrpfeGor Stone Don Gaesban9
Gity fpra& sesen bic un&rtflt&e 8enben3
bes Tretmaurerweftns. {. 9. @trattcn BON
Meriep, q. 9, mar Der Inii@t, bab bas
Bretmaurerweien absti4aft perben fo1te.
General S. @. Ytelps {gt.) purbe fir bas
nd&fe Sabr gum Yrdfbenten erpdtlt.
Giuwanberer faneu In Nem gort wdb'
renb bes Mpnats Mai 41,S7S an, barunter
11,19O Deutf9e. @eiammt3abl Der Gin
wanberer felt Meujabr 1861.
&us Mppleton, @tse., pernimu,t man, bae
tteies f96ne Stdbt&en in raf&em Iufbla'
ben 1T. Gs ltest an benz f&iftaren Spr
| @iper, bret Meilen nDrblt9 pon @tnnebaso
GATE, auf ether @u&ebene. Das China 1T
aneenetm unb sefunb. Die Stra6en flint
III betben @eiten NIT S6attenbdumen BE-
pfan3t unb bic nteblt9en wetbansefrt&enen
@Gufer feben rtttten in p,ddtteen Sbf>
unb @emuiesdrten. Die 0efhdftsfrabe
fabrt ben Nanen @atn StraBe; an tbsen
beiben @eitsn raeen unter ben ptelen 9ol3'
baraden aus Der @%nfieblunssseit f4on naeb'
rere badfetnerne @ebdube erappr, NIT 5ab1'
.et9en @tores. Der @efddftsverfebr 1T AT
@odentasen re@t lebbaft; ba reiben f4
Wasen an @asen; bic GARNER MAIDEN ibre
8ertdufe unb Gtntdufe unb teuti9es 2eben
bat fetne tpob1ttdtiee @trtuns.
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Qieber @~anberer!
&c .pdre gar nt&t re&t, .renn Dir 81 Nte.
n,anb er3dblte, pel&en srcbarttsen Ginbrud
bte feierlt&e prosefFon AM IL. Srubnlet&>
nau,stase 8. Stunt I. s., IN New pr1sue
auf &atboltfen pie auf andre @rtflt&e
@ldubtee ma&te. Sc If Elm ertabenes
@&aufpiel 70 etpa 1900 bts 1900 Menf&en
auf Der cfenen Strabe In Guaertfa fnsenb
unt betenb baber 3teben 5u ftben. l1nb man
uu69te fat meinen, ,penn eta Seber aud
nur einen ein3isen aufrt&tisen Stosfeuf3er
an ben NIT uns terum9etra9enen 9etlanb
ber @elt ri&te, 70 mafe @ottes 8armber'
3tstett bic 70 f@weren Dransfale, pomit Der
sere9te @ott feline Stride sesenpdrttD betna>
iu&t, bolb In srobe Sreube %umwanbeln.
Gbenfo feterlt4 purbe anSonntas II. Stunt
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In ct. Bene>
Dict besarsen. @enn aud nt4t 70 aablret4
an 3betlnebnaern ME In New Yrasue, lteB
bte1elbe an Teierlidfeiten unb Tefldu,ud
utdts gu .uunfaen ibrts; unb man fab
e1ei9 an ben Mtts1tebern, bab bteielben tint
&beinlanbe unb Matnlaabe bas Yrpjeffip.
nieren erlernt baben. 3wet unb ;pet neben
chamber sieben lie finsenb unb betenb bater
unb Don .peiteu ansebDrt, slet&t bas In,
tieften 8aGe bur9sefabrte @ebet etnem sc.
maltisen @turmwinbe. Cine neue pra4t>
sp1 eearbettete SABINE unb Elm iebr f4Sner
neuer 8alpadin famidten ben tmppianten
Bug gang auberorbentltd. ll%eberbaupt at
bettet hiefe aus etrpa IS bis 40 Tamtlien BE-
febenoe @emeinbe NIT resem Sleib an Der
Musidmaduns Der Stride unb bes 8esrdb'
nib~ @lates. Die Stride bat befimmt ben
fADnfen Altar unb commandment i'm
Mtnaeiota.G bale. Mu9 .pirb enerstf9 ta>
ran searbeitet, balb cine @lode int 8burme
lire @timme uber 8ui9 unbpratrte ertGa en
au laFen. Slid, Sell unb @ottesfessn
mSse bieier brapen ct. 8enebtets @emeinse
fur he 3ufunft petter gu She'll perren.
SIR aufrtatt9er Treunb
9. S. g.
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8n1ertif9.

@lte uuh Neue &elt. &c. Sabr8ane, 7.
9eft. Gntbdlt bic Scrtiesun8 bes bifori>
fAen Mpmans ~Die 5onnenbraut," bic Gr>
3dbluns ~9ie sptnnerin" nebf sielen Mrtt>
feln permtfdten Snbalts.
Dtefes 3eft brinst eine @etbe tibfaer
Original Saufrationen, BON benen u.ebrere
f9 auf Gretsnide unferer 3eit be3teben.
Bel q. 8ur's liesenYrobebefte 3urGinl&t
unb farm au isber 3ett abonntrt tuerben.
aatbolii@es 9ausbn@. Sa9rsans Z.
2teftruns 7. g. 3idel, Nem gort.
eteiser's 2iterarii@er Mouatsberi@t.-
II. Banb @@lubteft. @irbSeeerntann auf
gerlausen gratis ausef&tdt.
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Der @ auberer.

Jerusalem, convertere! T%rtebensfabt!
mann ptrb Der eplbne Srtebe wteber In Dir
etn3teben ? M6eet bu balo etnen Befreter
fnbem, ,pte pariS tbn Sefunben ? Ad multos
amos! rufeu wtr teute nod unfernt fi@tba>
rene bertaupte auf Grter, benz te1pertreter
@krtft 3u. 9febr ais bic Sage unb Sabre
petrt louf bu ftben, III. Batter! @te1e, pteie
Sabre nod, unb ben Irtumpt Der Stride !
Mmen!
OBSERVATOR.