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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

am too busy to take an active part in
Christian work. said one. short time ago
When professed Christians talk in such
way, it ought not TO be surprising that
those who are not, should urge the same
thing for not being Christians. The world
ana its demands should never get such
hold that no time can he given to the SER
vice of Him who prayed that we might be
delivered from its evil. Some one says,
the ship is in the sea to be useful, and the
Christian is in the world for the same pur-
pose; but when the sea gets into the ship
its Usefulness is gone. The world has
gotten into many professed Christian
his u-efuness Is gone. He is worse than
useless-a wreck who will misguide others.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

The little iron ram built on the Hudson
last summer in Il mysterious way was
sunk bv II ctnal rat he other d,y while
crussing the river, but was not grra ly in
irred. Il was supposed to he owned by
F nian4, then there was It rep 'rt that he
Il ls>ian government hal bought it. and
rYain it w,> s,il TO belong to the nihiiiss T..
but the public has not Yet found out the
truth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

II Is a great mystery to bachelors why
married men seem to be so much afraid of
heir wives. and bear themselves with such
IN mir Of suhirction. The only answer t.
H. connnhrum il that given bv the Q lax.
"r:-"Friend, when thee Is married thee
will know"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

A little St. Louis begGar girl whose
stock tale Of misery became ineffeclua
has invented new method of extracting
coin from the pockets of the charitable
that Indicates genius. She finds street
car loaded with the right sort of people,
gets aboard, pays her fare with'a last,
poor. tattered little ticket and goes on for
q mile or two, and then pretends to find
that she is on the wrong line, cries, ia
consoled with silver, gets oa. and epeats
the performance. y s' y "'''..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

An Arkansas man, a reputable and pros.
porous farmer, says thu the actual incon
veni"nce of being hanged is very slight.
Robbers subjected him 10 the process once
'tud, after slight choking sensation. he
became inspnsible and 81 remained until
he was taken down and iesuIcitated. The
regaining Of consciousness, however. was
rather unpleasant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25


SIX DAYS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND New
YORK. The problem of crossing the At
nuc ocean between England and tn,
Uriled States within the briefest p ssib e
me is to be subjected to new solution,
md it is plSItve.y expected that the voy.
Ige from shore to shore can soon he made
~ The short space of six days. Two elr
n"nts which are to cont ibule to this re>ul
,rp the securing o. the shortest and easiest
QUE and the building OF ex remedy RAPID
steamships Among those who Ar" inter
'Sred in the PROJECT is Mr. A Corbin. me
vel-known bunker and c,plalst OF NV
York and Boston. who is of the opinion
that Il IS perfectly feasible. The rou,e Con
empred ipclu'le, 7S0miles of sea travel
namely, from Milford Haven. on the west
"rn coast OF England to F1rt Pond hay at
It the eastern eni of Ling Island. In each
of the two harbors there is so fuet OF water
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25
Ofmpfranff.


ryE THROWN THH BOWL ASIDE.
I've thrown the bowl asiie,
For ma no more shall dow
Its rutdy stream Of sparkling tide,
How bright sos'er II glow:
I've seen extending wide,
Its ievasttiur away,
Seen res son yteldits mower 10 guile
I've cast the bowl away.
o ne'er tsmnt me auain
To drain the cur Of sin:
For ruin. dire 4 ssase and main
Ts'nt all that foams within:I
Neglected duties rise
In fearful, sad arravi
Up to its hrim, will he wise,
I've cast the cur avsyi
A drunkard's glonmv grave
Shall ne'er he made for me;
o rather let the rushing wave
Enxulf me in the seal
And NAV it be nv lot
To die meath relson's ray!
Remembered bv nv friends OF not.
I've cast the Gun away"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

An Iowa girl boasts of having husked
fiftv-one bushels of corn between break
fast and dinner, which is either case of
big girl or big story. or perhaps, 1t was a
long time between meals.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

Any coward can fight battle when he's
sure Of winning; but give me the man hat
has pluck to fight when he's sure of losing.
-GtoTge EtioL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

II every person would be half as good as
he expects his neignbnr to he. what
Heaven this world would be.-Luther Nor
JiS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

In Scotland. in an humble cottage BY
the loch, ,dwet old Nancy, an aged woman
waiting her final summons to 90 to a
m nsion in ;he skies, to house not made
with hands. On the table near lay her
constant and almost only companions, her
glasses and her Bible Among her visitors
was - young clergyman. who. listening
to her simple words, uttered in childlike
faith, felt that Heaven was near to him
and seemed 10 hear the joyful cries of the
redeemed. One day he said to her
" Nancy, suppose, after all your prayers
and watching and waiting. your soul shall
he eternaIly los?' Nancy, with wistfu
'ook, raised herself on her elbow and said {:
" Is that all the lar ye has got yet, me-
mDnP God would lose more than would
My immortal sonl would be lost, but God
would lose His character and power. II
He breaks His word He makes Himself
liar, and all the universe will rush into
confusion"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

When the dreams OF life are fed,
When its wasted lamps are dead.
When In cold oblivion's shade
Beauty, health and:strenSth are laid
Where immortal spirits reign.
There we three shall meet again.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-25

In Sweden man who IA soon DRINK
four times is heprived If his v tn at nlac.
tions The adoption nfthrt princinlo wonld
greatly restrict the franchise in this coun.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24
VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

WISHING to devote my attention to
~ other bus mess. offer for sale that
val liable farm known as the old Green
WOOD place containing 26S Acres. 1870 of
whlch are open and in high
state of cultivation. 1S5
acres OF as good cotton land As there is
IN the State. The soil is also adapt ed to
wheat and clover, with low grounds to
make sufficient corn for the use of the
plantation. There is fine dwelling con-
tainingS Rooms. with Dining room and
hltchen attached. The whole farm is
under good fence, half of which is plank
wallmg; 1t has all necessary out build
mgs, all OF which arc comparatively new.
including 6tenant holScS. four Of which
are plaStered and white washed. Will
sell the farm with stock. crop &c. or
separately This place is adjacent to the
town OF Scotland Neck and partly with
IN the corporate limits. live and thrifty
town with branc', of the w x w r K
Just completed and to which place trains
are now running regularly. There is
also good school OF, the premises un-
der the control and instruction of Miss
sallie Speed, whose last session closed
with II pupils. and has just opened with
very fiattering prospects. Also IN sight
OF churches, viz: Primitive Baptist.
missionary Baptist, Methodist. Episco-
palian and Catholic. Anyone wishing to
invest in such property will do we'll to
come and examine the premises for them
selves. | invite inspection of the present
crop. Terms will be made liberal and
easy.
D EDMONDSON,
Pin Scotland Neck. N G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24

Hubbs' friends have published q
card to the effect that he {Hubbs) is
the regular Republican candidate for
Congress in this district, and
O'Hara's friends and followers have
done the same thing. Hubbs is
backed by the revenue officers, but
O'Hara Is backed by the colored
voters. and, if we mistake not, they
are largely in the majority. Thus
the color line has been drawn. and
drawn finely. The white Republi
cans are beginning to wear long
faces. They find that the negro can
longer be put off with the white
man this time, negro next time"
The darkies think they have been
used as cats paws long enough and
they rise up an say we want these
offices ourselves. The golden ap.
Piles that the white Republicans have
plucked so long have now all turned
to Dead Sea fruit in their hands.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24
The white and cOlored Republican
aspirants for State Legislative hon
ors are having a lively time of it.

One of the best men the Republi-
can party have nominated for office
is Jno. A. Moore, Of Halifax. He is
far too good a man to be in such bad
company, and the fact that he is ON
the wrong side of the fence will in
itself defeat him. And then, just
look at his opponent, Capt. Fred
Phillips, our ssllant standard bearer
His name is tower of strength in
this section, and the good people
everywhere will rally to his support.
The Democrats Of the second dis
trict made a wise and judicious Sc
lection. Capt. Phillips is a man be-
loved by the masses, and his many
friends will have the pleasure and the
satisfaction Of seeing him lead them
on to victory in November next.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24

with their Federal Courts are sent
adrift. Our State courts are stripped
of their sovereignty, utterly set Al
defiance and subordinate to TIN,
meauest revenue officer in the service
IL this he not Capitalization in its
worst form. we woull like to know
what it is ?
The Democratic party says down
with such a system, down with the
advocates of the ruinOus Internal
Revenue system.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24
PLANTERS ANNUAL CONVENTION Al
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

The approaching Convention OF the
National Cotton Planters Assoc'a'
ton. at Little Rock, Ark, on October
10th, 1892, promises to be one of
the largest and most important ever
held bv the Association,
1t is a matter of regret that com
bination Of circumstances have pre-
vented and will continue to prevent
that thorough organization of coun'
try and parish branches contempla'
ted by the Association until after
the meeting in October.
The various counties Of toe co tton
States. however, viii hold meetings
and select delegates to represent
them in the Convention this October,
after which most thorough system
of organization will be instituted by
States, aud strong effort made to
reap the advantages that must &C.
crue to the planters and l2ndhold.
ers of the South thereby.
The principles of the Association
have grown with time, and though
circumstances, as We remarked
above, have combined heretofore to
prevent our realizing all the benefits
that ere this should have attended
its work, the members are none the
less determined to carry out the or.
lginal plans which will give to the
agric ulturist Of the South the great.
est organization for general good that
has ever been inaugurated
President Morehead has just paid
visit to Little Rock, Ark, to confer
with the officers Of the State Fair
Association in regard to the tran spo or.
tation of delegates, their receipt ion.
entertainment, ETC., and was greatly
elated over the effort that is being
made by tho Sc gentlemen as we'll as
by the citizens Of little Rock. to
make great success OF our October
meeting.
The fair grounds of the Arkansas
State Fair Association, are undoubt.
edly the handsonest in the South
and beautifully located with a very
handsome mile race-track attached.
We are assured in the first place, of
a grand display of improved machin.
cry and blooded stock, and as one
of the attractions, the best running
and trotting races ever before seen
in the South.
transportation over all the lines
Will be reduced one.half, and strong
effort made to have President Arthur
and distinguished men present.
Werisk nothing in saying the An.
nual Convention at Little Rock. in
October, 1882, promises in all it's re-
suits to be the most important and
largest ever before held by the AS
and believe 1T will mark al
new era in the progress to practical
work of the Association.
The welcome by the citizens oil
Little Rock and the State of Arkan.
'as, will be unbounded.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24

Overworked men and women, per-
sons of sedentary habits, and Others
whose system needs recuperation.
nerves toned, and muscles STRENGTH.
ened, should use Browns Iron Rit.
ters.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24
INTERNAL REVENUE.

If there is any system practiced
among men that is hateful. it is the
Internal Revenue or we mig hit term
it the Mfernal Revenue system. 1t
is based upon the trade of spies.
eaves1roppers aud informers, and
the Democratic party demands it $
entire abolition. The features Of
the sv stem. involving as it does, the
employment of epies and detectives,
and the payment of rewards to in
formers, thereby creating a market
value for "testimo n.y." are odious
and hateful in the extreme. These
Internal Revenue taxes, it should
be remembered, are not poll or per.
sonal taxes, but property taxes.
Why, then, should North Carolina.
with total assessed property valu.
alton of less than $4,000, 900, pay
to the Revenue officers mine teeths
more than Kansas, with a valuation
of property exceeding that of this
State. Is Connecticut any better
than North Carolina, that with nearly
twice as much property as we have,
pay barely one eleventh part of
what we pay. Look at Radical
Maine, Iowa, New Hampshire and
Rhode Island, they all pay less than
we 90, yet they have property
double and triple what we have.
If the Internal Revenue tax is
tax On production, why should the
Federal governme mt tax North Caro-.
lima productions more than the pro
auctions of other S. ates ?
The system is administered in an
outrageous and oppressive manner.
Raids are organized whenever the
ofhclals choose to order them, and
armed men go about the county ask.
ing nobody's permits sion and without
consent, poking into peoples busi-
ness, and there is no law to stop
them, for they are above the law.
Upon the slightest irregularity, and
IN all cases the dealers are innocent
our business men are dragged from
their business and from their families
aud ia ken to Raleigh or Newberne.
1hey may have sick wives or child.
rem, nut it is all the same with the
officials. they must 60.
These things have been done and
they may be done again. to-day or
to morrow,
Think y" the il us ii 8 ,r men IN
the Re'cau service, and the VIZ
they are doing for the Radical par ,
They are closiled and fed out of the
tlxes paid in as full measure from
Democrats as Radicals
Is it right to take Democratic tax
money to put Republican canvassers
IN the field :? Is it right to take our
money to buy up votes and to inter.
1ere with the freedom of elections !?
This system has cursed this State
fof twenty years and it should be
abolished. 1t is fearful nest from
which patronage matches the instru
ments for controlling elections
mere can never be local self.govern.
lent until these Federal officers
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24
Administrators Notice

HAVING qualified as administrators Of
~ the estate of j. Albert White. decd
hereby notify all persons havins claim
against said estate to present the sane
for payment on or before the 9th dav ~
August. 1888. All persons indebted ~
the estate will please make payment
BENZ. 7. HARREI,I.- Adm,r
.e by R. H, Smith, Atty
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24
NOTICE.

M have one hundred town lots for
w sale in this town. Some of them
are very desirable. This is a rapidly
growing town, and persons wishing to
secure good places for residences and bus
mess stands, and to make good invest
ments, will do we'll to call on us.
KITCHIN & DUNN.
July 9Th, 1882.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-08-24
Or IuI

And Morphine Habit can Be cured u from @
20 20 dAys-n0 pay till cared. Established 10
yeat0s 1OO cured. Refer t. patients In all paris
ofthe country. u. =. e. aaes6, Quincy, Hob.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-04
S,epmblieamIide @pMntncumuentium.

Die &epublifaner Der perf6iebenen
precincte lit Serar County iperoen
bier6ur6 erlu6t, lire Primdrberiamm=
lungen am Z. stuguit su balten uno
Selegaten gu elmer GouutDconbention
su ertpdblelt, pel9e AM -. sluguit, IL
ubr Wpr9ens in Sun Nntonio in
&rii6's 9alle, abgebalten tperben ion
gu Dem 3mede, Selegoten sur republi=
fanij6en Transformation, Die am %.
Nueuft lit bet 9auptitaOt Nuitin, unb
9elegeten 5ur republifaniiden Gon=
greBconbention, bic am Is. 9luguit in
San 9lntonio ifattfinoet, gu ertudblen.
Sie folgenben 9erren tperoen eriu6t,
als 8oriibenbe bet precinftperiamm-
II.na44 AZ E.t41nt4at..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-04

Das protefi6reiber ser Bbilaz
belpbier israeliti1 16en 9ilfsgeielli6aft
gesel1 tpeitere 3uienbung ruilii6er Suz
Sen an bas 6auptcontite III Sonbon
lautet pie folgt:
v9ie @inpanberung mitteloier rll1lt7
i1er Suben lit unie 2anb bat berartige
YrppDrtioneu angenpmmen, baB Die
perbdltniBindBig i6pa6e iiibii6e ge=
p6lferung ber Ser. Staaten ni6t i'm
Stanbe 1T, ben Nnfprberl1ngen gere6t
gu tperben. IS 1inb bereits bebeuteltbe
Summen perausgabt tpDrben. lln bic
11on bier eingetroHenen Gmigranten
ill1teraubringen 1nb in bett 1td6ften stpei
Sabrer merben mod biele Mnforberutt=
gen geiteat tperben. 9ie Suben bieies
2anbes baben bereits mebr als $780,
600 fiir oieien 3ped ausgegeben unb
eine minbeltens e6enio groBe Suntme
tpirb I'M nd6lten Sabre nDtbig tperben,
Inn bic bereits bier tpDbnenben 1tnb Die
mod BON &uBlanb fommen6en perlonen
gu unterftiiben.
9lngeii6ts beilen ieben mir uns gu
Der Grflarlng gespungen, Dap MIR IN
3ufunft feine @eraattportli9feit in
bieier 9lngelegenbeit iibernebmen fDnz
net. gs bleibt uns ni6ts iibrig, als
Bic nlitteuplen @nigranten Der getpDbnz
li0en Mrmenpflege gu iiberlallen. gfa6
rn|erem @eieb iinb bic @6iffselgenz
Thinner in 80 pfunb Sterling per &opf
baftbar, bic Muni5ipalitat gegen ettpaz
ige llnipfen bur6 Die Gmigranten gu
iobiiben unb bic 6olge bapon wirb ietn,
baB Die 5difte biele SDrte BON ginz
manberern fir unieren 9afen ais Ya1=
iagiere ni9t annebmen tperben. Wir
fennen unfere 8erantmDrtli9feit in biez
ier 2lnselegenbeit febr tupbl lnb mint
i9en unierer She'll ba5u beisuifeuern,
aber mir prpteitiren feierli6it bagegen
unb erfldren, baB Sbr gegenwdrtiges
8erfabren in 3ufunft nubloie 9eibea
un0 Notb 5nr 6plge baben pirb. lin
bies au permeibett, f6iden mir NIT benz
morgisen 9ampfer cine Nnsabl mittelz
lpier gmigranten (60) sariid, unb bies
ipirb ou6 unbebillgt in 3ufunit gez
f6eben, 5bqten mir es ni6t, 70 tpiiroe
pie 3ahl ber hungernben 9lrmen i'm
fpmrnenben Winter nur nod grOBer
tperben, mas tpir unter alen llmltanben
bermeiben m66ten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-04

5ie bieb ibreu 0enner unb fos bic
lieile BIldung pes @iienbabnoall1lt1eS
binauf burd melden ser 2Ses tn pen
niebriaen Iunnel fubrte, pcr benz lie eben
oeboltsn batteu. Sn eiaem Nu mar i'e
Obeu unb belt mitten auf ben ShIenen.
Das bunpfe Donnern bes 5,ptiden pen
Bergen beranfommenben 3uses, welaes
ftd Idon wieberbolt bate pernehmen lal@
len, mar NIT ieber Secunce lauter uno
lauter aewcrben. Ser Wann, wel@!er
bic Barriere eines 9febenpeses, Der tn
Der gntfernung BON elm paar bnncert
Sdritten aber ben BabnfSrper tabrte,
eben aeidlOllen, i6rie uno lam, lnmer=
fort id,reienp unb nit ben, rctben Sahn=
den lpinfenb, berbeiselauf fen; oer 6enner,
ber bie nabe @efabr pitterte, bdun1te; tie
riE ibn berunter unb 5wans ben ieitpartS
Drdnaenben mieber auf bic Sdienen.
Mrnrlb bate perseblid periuat, letn
Bferb bic BSiduns binauf5ntreiben; ct
fdrie, er ftebte = Der goben bsbte unter
benz 3use, uelden nod INNER ber BOT
iprinsenbe Sells, nm ben er IN l4arfer
Surpe biesen mubte, perosdte, - jeet etn tn
sellenber, lanssescSener pfff = er lab
fdon bas @utieblide seideben : als iie
nit einem mddttsen Cat bon Der Sce
1duns berab mieber an ieiner Seite mar,
tpabrenb ber 3us ii6er bic Stelle, auf Der
lie nod eben sebalten, raiielte unb berelts
mad penisen 5ecunben in benz tiefen
@inidnitte ber SHsel auf ber anoeren
Seite perldwanb.
sic iaB auf ibrent Genner, ber al allen
@liebern sitterte, ruhis, bleid, nur e'a
fdnellere8 Deben unb Senfen beS 14Onen
Buiens perrietb bic innere BemeSung.
Sber mar eS nur bag glut, baS ber
aampf nit benz Yferbe in WaaunJ ses
bradt? 0S
(sfprtiebuns fcist.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-04
Htfeber Vretfet

1897 gsminae In, gttra8e suu $265, 500
aes- anfrasen fur Msenten. fp.pte 8a.em fai
Glabs fSnnsn nur In Der Offlte III Rep> Drltont
eenta&t trerban.
Weasn Snformation pb. DeTeuunesn f&rsibs mas
an Wt. U. Dauphin,
SSs~ SrleanS &c
gbwarb Wopre. Mseai. Ode 3sutoa. u. 9seaa!a
esyass, Gan aussai0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-04

9ie Mepublifaner Der precillcte, spo
fein 8prfbenber genannt 1T, poer no
ber be3ei6nete 8orlibenbe es unterldBt
su fungiren, iperben eriu6t 3ulammen=
5ufomulelt unb einen 8orliben6en gu err
tpdbleu. sSeber precinet fann irgeno
cine Mnsabl bon Deleaaten ernennen,
tpie er fiir gut finoet, ba Die 8alis Ser
Experimentation bon Der Contention
fetaeHeat ,perben tpirb.
Geo. Pas6al.
8prfiBenber bes republifanil6en GountD
@reeutibzg zgomites,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-04
Rteos SILT GO. xenis re5ust.s
5uastiunsnbsr gsuSewetpe.
gd,rant s. 81.


Wobl lelten 10 bem Yublitum cine Gee
lessnheit sebeteu woroen, gu 10 enorm
bilieeu preiIen ju iauien. als Sesenwdr=
tiS in bem ausemein betannten Dollar.
@tore ucn S&ram & So. g8 wirb bon
piefsr @elesenbsit benn aud Der aussis=
bi9ite @ebraud Sema&t, unb bic Waarsn
eeten meg - nm cine tripiale 6ecensort
3u Sebrau&en - ME mlrme @emneln.
Wir mSdtea nniaren 2e(erinnen ratben,
ibre gintSuFt 81 bolo als mSSli& gu MAJ
den. Der 3ulauf i'm @tore 1T febr fart
unb mebrt R6 tasli&. I'm hos @ebrdnse
unb ben 2eitperluit 5u permeiDen, titrfte
es bahsr BON Wurtbeil fein, nidt gu lanse
nit einen BeinHe bes Dollar Store 3u
3Sgern.
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Yrol. q. StSbr, No. aO7 iueltsa 4.
Strube. ct. Qeuis, Mq. ii es selnnSen,
lausisbrise GatltSpFsteit au tuliren.
prof. St6brs Wetboee III febr einfad.
Die tablen Stepen wereen taslid prei=
NAL 9ebapet file prei Miuuten nit benz
paarerSsuSer uuo innerbalb 4 Woden 5eist
1d ber ueue 6aarwuhS ouf ben fablen
5teu.n. Dame, unb 9erren, welds an
SabltSpfsteit 6 ober Nusfuuen bes Saares
leiben, lollten ntdt periaumeu, lid fdrift.
LID an YrDf. StSbr 3u uenben. Breie
SIS bic Glaide, pelde 4 We&en aasrsi&i.
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Yrecimctz0 er5an,m.laua!

9ie &epublifaner bes pierteu Mabls
YreeinetS, perbeG eriuAt f1 am
Spnnabenb ben 8. Muguff, Mbenbs
S llb,, in 5trupes0ale au heriammeltt,
su benz 3med Delegaten 81 erpdblen,
au bem am 12. Muguit itattfinoenoen
County D=Gonbent.
8. 6. @rotbaus,
28,7,tbb 8Orfibenber.