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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-10

MOT-MILL OR GRAIN-CLE ANSER
NHE subscriber has at great expense
IL set In motion, in his mill in Bran.
don village, one of the most approved
SMUT MILLS, which performs the work
OF cleansing wheat and o.her EngIis5
grain to his full satisfaction and he pre-
sumes that all who may favor him viii
their custom. will also be satisfied OF its
usefulness in separating all smut and tov.
matter from their wheat, rye, India wheat
and buckwheat, leaving the -four whl;s'
and pure from filth Of any kind
Grain should be as free from headings
and straw as possible, to have itdonc WE'LL
JOHN CONANT.
Nov. -13, 1887. Str
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-28

receiver % Helena. in Arksnsas;-ihers
ths dedication 10 largely upwards Of one
hundred lhoussnd dollars. and the penalty
Of The bond only twenty thousand dollars.
The report shows throughout. eulpabIe
negligence 10 this particular. on ihe psrI
Of the Secretary. and. sir. The result will
turn out 10 be loss 10 This Government
o. very large amount. And now, Mr..
Chairman. while We have these sub
iressurers before US. and have some
practical knowledge a. 10 The manner in
which they have taken rare Or The money.
and NJ yon propose hereafter 10 place al
ofour money inlo the hands ofihese sane
individuals, or q ffesh supply OF Them,
IN gold and silver, with 81 your prori-
sions for seeurily-such as strong boxes
and bars. and bolts. and keys-I intend
10 offer an amendment 20 that bill, nc
you should see 81 10 bring Il up.l and
hope you will adopt IL; that you have =
chain provided Tor each sub-lreasursr.
well secured and fastened TO his body and
his strong box, who may. like . lion
fastened 10 pole. move in solemn moeke-
~ around the treasure Of his master, TO
prevent him from running away and for
getting 10 leave his money behind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-28

play on The morning that ! lef. The village
ior distant residence. II Was not vel
sunrise. And - the coach bore me
rapidly past The cool and quiet residence
OF ihe sIllsger. saw The door was open.
and the breakfast smoking on ths table.
Mary IN her neat morning dress and
white apron, blooming in health and lore
llness. Was busy amid her household sf.
isirs; and stranger who chancsd 20 be
my fellow passenger 10 The city. obssry-
ed u, and said. /" here 10 q thriving lami-
ly, my word for H." And he spoke
welL There are certain signs always
percepiIble about those who are working
things righl, that cannot be mistaken by
ihe most casual observer. .
On my return In Alesbury. many years
afterwards. noticed q beautiful country
residence on The banks Of the river. sur
rounded by all the elegance of wealth
and TASTE. Richly cultivated fields stretch
ing themselves out on every side Is Ear As
the eye could reach; hocks e. herds we're
scattered in every direction. Il was q
splendid scene, the sun was Just setting
behind the western hills-and while
group Of neatly dressed children sporie,l
on the adjacent school house green. the
mellow notes Of the flute mingled with
their noisy mirlh. >" There" said an
old friend. "liyes Harry Ilemphill; that
is his farm-ihose are his ealile--here
Is his school house. and those are his
own. and some orphan children Of his
adoption. which he educa,es 81 his own
expense having made a noble fortune
BY his industry and prudence. he spends
his large income in deeds Of charity, and
he and Mary mutually give each other
The credit Of doing all this" ...~.
My heart expanded lhen--ii expands
sill, when think of lhem-and pen
heir simple history in the hope tina, as il
IS entirely imi,able, some who read il will
at,empl 10 initiate il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-28

iissai IN bssinsss!' IL she prudent and
has she qualities Of mind and heart me-
esssaFy lor the management and happi-
ness Of isnilyl LEI mutual resPecs.
confidence and affection subsisi. founded
upon these Qualifications and due con-
iormlly u temper and disposition: then
torm The matrimonial ne: and your dsys
shall be prosperous and happy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
SIrER WOODS
tIectrO-Magnctic Remedies

/ EIectrO-Magnctic Remedies
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,
Ofle Ciass HyPertrophy, iaeiadi"g all The forms o.
Serofuia, riz
Tupereular Consumption, White swellngs.
Dyspepsia. Scrofulous Sore Eyes.
Chronic Disease OF the Liver,
Orthe Heart Scald Head
Ofthe Spleen, Kings L'ii'
Orthe Kidnies LencorrhDa, or Female
Of the Spine, CnIOfosIs
Monorrhagia. complaints
TursE are but different notifications of the same
disease. arising from the same cause, distinguished
by the same diagnosis and durable by the same rem
edes Their common cause Is an irregular acton
of the Elecuo-Galvanic forces in the system they
may all be detected by pressure upon the sides OF
the yertbraT and glands of the neck, which elicts
the Electro-Calyanic symptoms and they may be
cured by the Flecuo-Magnetic remedies. The lat
ter are accompanied by a eompendlous medical
treatise explaining the principles OF the discovery
upon which they are founded, and stating the man
ner in which they are to be applied. In this work
DR. Sherwood demonstrates the fact that every part
of the human body, together with every particle of
animate and inanimate matter, Is either IN a mega
tive or positive state of electricity; and that every
notion in all matter, whether in the largest masses
or in the smallest particles, Is produced by the at
tracing and repelliDg forces OF this universal prn-
CHILE The morbid action which produces disease
of the organs limbs he proves to be occasloned by
the undue prepOnderance of one of these forces IN
tha system and his remedies restore health by sub
DUNG this irregular action to AN equilibrium. BY
this means the very seeds of the disease are eradica
and permanent cure effected, even in cases where
all hope Of relief from other sources is abandoned.
The Electro Magnetic Remedies the only pre-
palatons applicable to this prevailing class OF dis
ense and they never disappoint the confidence re-
posed in them They can be used with perfect
safety and success, without dieting, or any ncon-
yenience.
Further information may be had on application to
DOCT. l.. II. GALLUP.
Feb ely Spring-street, Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

following sums be, and the same are hereby
larpropriaied. TO be paid out Of any uDappropri'
| afed money in the Treasury, for certain forth
cations, viz:
\ Tor rort Warren, Boston harbor. 100000
For the preservation Of Castle island, and re
pairs of Fort Independence, Boston harbor $50
900;
For Fort Adams, Rhode Island 100000;
For Notifications at New London harbor
Connecticut, $4,000;
For Fort Schuyler, East river, New York,
Sl00,000;
For Fort Delaware, Delaware river, 5000
For Fort McHenry, Redoubt Wood. aud
Covington battery near Baltimore, S32,4l5;
For Fort Monroe, Virginia, 100000;
For Fort Calhoun, Virginia, S30,OOO
For forifcations in Charleston harbor, and
for the preservation of the site OF Fort Moul-
trie, $4,000;
For Fort Pulaski, Cockspur island, Georgia,
$780, 900;
For the fort at Fosters bank, Florida, $780,
900;
For repairs Of Fort Marion and Of the sea-
wall at ST. Augustine, S2950e;
For the purchase Of tho charter right TO the
bridge across Mill creek, at Fort Monroe. Sd
900:
For securing the site Of Fort Caswell, Oak
island, North Carolina, $500;
For repairs of the Old Fort at the Barancas,
Pensacola, $4,000;
For repairing Fort Niagara in the State Of
New York, $4,000;
For contingencies Of Notifications, $4,000
Sec. 33. 1nd be it further enacted, That
of the sums approved by this bill a portion not
to exceed fifty per centum upon all the Items
above Sl5 5000; shall be drawn from the Trea-
'ury during the present year, and the balances
IF the said appropriations shall be expended,
orthe objects designated, during the year Sle39.
APPROVED, July 9Th, 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil Blackmg,
or Leather Preservative,
Prepared and sold at the Shoe-Store of
w. ii. READ,

l63, Thames Street, Newport, Il. !.
VENHiS Backing will be found upon trial to sur
Il pass any other now in USE for softening and
preserving all kinds of leather, and rendering the
same perfectly impervious to water. compost.
ton so valuable has long been wanted The sub
scrlber after several years experimenting, feels
confident that he can now offer to the public an ar
ticle that will give universal satisfaction. By this
composition all kinds of leather however hard
may in very few moments by its application, be
made perfectly pliable.
Feb. 7.-Iy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
STlTE or RHODE-ISLASD s. PROFIT
DENCE PLANI1TIONS.

NEWPORT, SC.
HtLEBK'S OFFICE, Supreme Judicial Court
~ July 9th Is3S.-Whereas Sylvia Sweet Of the
Town and County Of Newport, has this day filed in
this Office, her petition praying for certain reasons
therein stated that decree should be passed to dis
solve the matrimonial connection now subsistlng
between her and her husband, Slocum Sweet of West
Greenwich, IN the county Of Kent Notice is there
fore hereby given 20 the said Slocum that be be- and
appear ifhe IT, before the said Court TO be hold
en- at said Newport on the foudh Monday Of August
next, and shew cause, ifany he has why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted
T.. Il. ALLAN, Clerk.
Newport July II, 1893.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
%SPRING GOODS.sD
WIZ. R. q T.. =. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No. 50 THAMES STREET.

Ep ESPECTFULLY inform their friends. ard
n dthe public generally, that they have received from
New York. A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sat.
tinets, and Vestngs, suitable for the season. which
they will make up 10 order, in the bestmanuer
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders, Hdkfs.,
Comforters Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms. Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in such au establish
ment, at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A complete assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly OH hand and for sale as
cheap anbe bought at any other store in the state
March 25th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ASSESSORS NOTICE.
YEillE subscribers give notice that they were
IL chosen assessors Of Taxes at the annual Tow
meeting IN June last, and were then appointed 70
assess tax Of eight thousand dollars on ihe a,eable
property IN the town Of Newport, to be collected and
paid into the town treasury before the rsl day
Of Oct Ober next:--We therefore call upon all per
their rateabe estates under OATH on or before the
lst day of August next.
THOMAS BUSH,
DANIEL &. DENHAM,
Newpor July II. 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
NEW HAT STORE.
L | NJ E

FENHE SUBSCRIBERS have made such ar
n rangements will enable them at all times to
furnish their customers with superior quality of
Thomastown Lime. Our LIST quality Lime will here
cask sold (if not found 10 the recommen-
dations) liberal allowance will be made. We
have now hand besides the first quality, several
common Brands which we will sell at considerably
reduced prices. Dexter first quality, Dexter Jolnier
and Harris lime, Plaster of Paris, Hydraulic Ce-
ment, &c. A good supply of these may always be
had.
gf liberal discount made TO those who pur-
chase to sell again. WEEDEN d BULL.
Nav g. No I2S ThameS-St.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
IPuBLIc.-No. 5T.l

AN ACT making appropriations for certain
ioru''ca,'ons @ oiths United States for the year
Be " enacted BY the Senate and House
ot Representatives. o(the United States Of
Amerie0, |" Congress, assembled, That the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
JAMES ID. SEABURf
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No IA Tu.uPs-Srpvpr

No. ia, THAmEs-STREET,
Respectfully announces to the public that he
MAS removed from the Store recently occu-
n u pied by him, to the store. lately occupied
by Peeg 4. Potter where he offers for sale fash.
ionabe assortment Of Broadcloths Cassimeres, Sat
tinets, and vestings, and all other goods usually
kept by Merchant TaOrS-where garments of all
descriptions will be made to order al tie shortest
notice, and warranted to fit.
az Particular attention paid 10 euttng.
u J. ID. 5, hopes by strictattention to his bust
to meet the wishes of his customers, and
il the patronage Of his ellowcitizens, which he very
respectfully soliclts.
Feb. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

"VUtt0 II T"F, TOO,
o." Persons calling for them wiH please
say 60 odvertiSed," as they are placed in a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-26
Oefentlte6e 2SenDt.

Sreita9s, BEN 2liten December, @crmits
tags I'M 10 llhr, icll an oem S,nuie pru
Seinrid) &unb, i'll Gcrps gSheitball
2aunfhip, eeta @auntY, auf Sfcntliter
.8euou perfauft wersen:
Gine jrnge Otdbre, Sdbtpeiue, Elm nener
plantaides sBa9en, Sa9ofdlitten 911il9e, Ggs
gen, Sceuleiter, 98incmiihle, Strpb 8auf,
BettlabensSolL uno pappelsS lsSretter, Shreis
ners@eihirr; gdfhranf, Orawrs, Glide,
Stible, Settlaeen, 8ufen9efhirr, itnb fcuif
ned, allerlei oauss 8auerr, unb Silhenses
seratbfd,aften, gu peitlduftig melcen.
Die Sern9un9en frQen am Serfaufsta9e
befannt 9emad,t Hnc 9ebnhrenbe 9lufpars
fnu9 9e9eben ,perccn BON
0enri6 GunR.
Dec. 5. nq--3Hi
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Oefentltc6e 9scnou.

stui ,peiten Ghriiita9e, alS ben 26. Des
cenber, fplt an benz 6aufe be6 llnterfhries
benelL i'll Der Stabt 9tlleutaniL lamiltcns
StraBe, geraoe 9egen iiber Der DriIderei bes
"eeha patricts" anf Sffentlider9etbu pers
fault Werbeu:
Bureaus, DesfS, 8etten nnb Settfaben,
Sefcn init 9fchr, Stibte, Glide, uuo icuff
mod, alterfei oaitss uno Giihens@erdtbldafs
ten, si rpeitlduftig ;u meleeu.
Die @euon ipirb unl l lltr 9tahmittags
anfan9ens NIB geberi9e slnfipartun9 9e9eten
iperseu bon
Oenrp Sitter.
Dec. 5. itq-3n
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Oefemtlte6e 95enDlt.

Gs iolt auf Sfentlider genbu perfauft mers
ben, AM 12ten Sanuar, 1889, lit SbersSas
cpna Gdunldlip, Qeda@duntD, Ofeilen bon
Bethlehem an Der Staatsffrase peldle bon
slllentaun bprtttn fithrt, uub cine Daeile bon
Sacpb @crrelS Stcbr:
Gin Sirtbstau5 nnb Stetrifano,
nctit SO glder NIB 1o6 0futben eanc, tpcscn
pbu9efdbr 10 sIder oclslaue ftnb; bie(cs @is
gentbrlm fann aud, ppr rbi9em Gage turh
prioatbaubel perfauft merben. lie Ser
beIerungen fTnb: es tefneen fd, 3 Srnns
neu anf eem plabe, rdnftd, einen all Der
Sd1euer nno orr benz S.duIe. Inter tom
aanscnSaufe bef,betiId, eit9iterifelter, bier
Smbcn auf Dem erftcr Gtpd rnb q Stuten
auf bem speiten. Sine Sd,wei;ersSheucr,
bon Steiuen, 35 BET 4s SuB tefneet fif
auf benz Nlase, bee9lelh'u ein iteirerner
Sdeb unb Cit gutter gSa9ens Shap, nub
font ncd) mebrere 9teben @ebduee. 3pci
quite Sanm9drten, II. (. 10. ino bas edrc Ut
70 out ais einigeS i'm Iaunfhir. Scllte es
auf pbigem Gage nidlt rcrfauft perbcr, 70
iea es auf Der Scueu un ocu bohifen Sies
ter perlebnt perbeu.
SSacot S6neiber.
December II. nq-4E!
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9lle biejeni9en, speld,e an bic SSinterIaf'
fenfd,aft ees rerftsrbenen 6 lD g tab e t,
leBthin bon SbersMufcrb, qed,a @auntp,
hnloig iIie, es belfehe lit Sanoen, 9tcten
coer 8ud,fhuloen, iperben BON ben inter-
d,riebeneu 9lbuiuiltratoreil tiefer S,interlafs
feufhaft benadrihti9t Spifheu jeBt nnb oenl
2sten cber 2sten December, uddifens, am
Soaufe ecS peritprbenet ftd, einsuftnbeii lllo
9aid1tigfeit su mahsn. shtdl ,perccn ate
biejenigen, ipelde an erfdgter pinterlaGeus
fhaft einige 2luforberuug habet erfutt
iIdl CUR felbi9eu 3eit 9leitfalls ein5nftnben
inb ibre slnfprcernn9en beihctni9t ctuslls
briu9en.
SeIn Gterbaro, y. Sb. Oli(fprb,
sSpln SrpnG y. Sal5burg,
Slontiutratcren.
9lrD. 81. ltq-6nl
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Oefentlte6e 95enplt.
Gecenber 8.

Nlittncd, cen 26fteu december, fell auf
eem bem plase beS llnterseidreten, in 9Seiis
ientur9 Gaunfd,ip, eeha Gauntp bfcntlidl
orrfauft merbeu.
Gin Titllen, ein plantaffes8ascn, ein
1.9dnls gSa9en, Sd,nitbt9cfttrr, .eine S,uss
ubr nit faitert Sdaofe, Sfpetne, Seeulei>
tern nit Sdemel, Stencn NIT Safer, ,paiBs
eidIene planfen, unb fcnit nod, otelerlei
S.anssimb Sauerns9erdthfdlafteH, su ,pcits
ldrftig su nlelben.
3ur rdmlidcn 3eit nnb Srt fclt berfauft
werben, cine glantaihe enttalteno pbn9efahr
so slder eanb. nit Saus unb Sheuer,
Sanm9artenL gBieien unb Soel;lano. Die
plantafhe pirb alsbanu Sffentlid, Yerfauft
fpann itntereeBen fId fein &dufer mcloet.
Credit nlb Slnf,partuu9 ,pirc 9e9eben ipers
Den, crit
SoHn S6mtbt.
Tee. 5. rtq--3m
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9loCIlrtCllf.
Zee. 10.

ST hermit 9c9etclL caB "tru,in;itrntirr6s
Sricfe onf bic Sotuterlafcnichaft oeS ocrtrrs
benen Yetcr Seibe l. legttm bon iocis
oelbcrg Salnitipt 2edla @ouutD, eem linz
terSeihnctcn penpilli9t ncreeu iIre. 0eGs
,pegen baben allie eiejeni9er, irclche nrd1 an
beia9te SiuterlahenTtbaft 9nfcrCeruu9eu iu
madlen habcn, tbre 9teduungcu uroc3u9ltd)
9ebori9 bcitdti9t, bem llntcr;eiductcn cjn;ltz
bdnbi9en-uno frlhe Die nrdl AT NicleIbe
ihulei9 iInr, lDercen ir9Icid ottcSaRlclL an
SacOt HNeter, 9lom'cr.
Zee. - itq-6nt.
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Gin SC6nllelrer
Tcp. 2S.
,l,trN ofiitrI,t

tItro 9eIltCtt.
Tic Oeutihe fefcrmirte uub Qutheriid,e
&emciure in sttlrntalu, iud,t cinen Qebrcr,
Ger Die Scutid,e Sprad'e reritebt nne bic
Or9cl Spiclcn uub Sorilngcn fam. lleterz
eice mub6 erfprpert oaB CT quite 3eu9uilfc
bjnTd,tlih lciues Characters 9etc. Wan
beliete iId 3u melben ;ipiId)en nun llnb tenn
eriteu nddfcn Sanuar, bel
9Silliam Gfert
&apip S6pll,
2ept 9Sppprin1
Salpnon Sef,
Gaiper Slefner
Scbn s. Sranfe
Dec. 5. ilq-3m
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QBttt's alter Stanpptaet
NffEerCf

EA S0ftGcrct
E bon Ierfertisuns jeber in bies
ssg5zSS5esAzsA sgS5 fem Sad einidla9cnber slrtb
fef ais ea iInb:
Samene nnb SerrensSdttel Spfer,
Yferoe @ei6irre, 3aume. Gummete,
itnb alfe anbere Scrten bon Sattler Baa>
rei, iperben bon eem llnterlthrieben an rbis
gem StancplaBe auf cas bitli9fte unb Gaus
erbafteffe unb III Der fiirbeifen 3ett serferti9t.
stuh hdlt er jeeerseit cbige sIrtifel oerrds
tbi9. Gr bittet feline Sreunee uno oa6 pubs
lifum iiberballpt Inn tbre Senei9te Sfunos
ftbaft unb wiro fId, beifrebeii, pielelbe III als
leu Stitdeu su perbieueu.
9ieparatrren, bie in feinein Sefddfte eiii,
id,la9eu ipereen fdnel( unb billi9 beicr9t, pcn
8enianlii S. Servings.
december s. nq--3W.
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QBaftftnatcn G5arpe- -Scte.
Dec. s..

9tc. 20. SStne StraBe, NNlaeelphtd.
Mabam StSilbeinimc Su9el, ina6t
hermit ibreu Srermbeu uno bem Nublitun
i'm 9Ia9rmeineu cr9ebcnft befdnut oas iIe bas
oben 9enaunte Sortel felt benz l. Tcpemtcr
ilberurmmen BAT, pcldleS friltcr urn SNerrn
&. Ghriifmann uno filr5lih pru S,crrn g.
pabitnann 9ehalten ipurce.
Su Der cctfuung, orn ibren Sreunben nnb
ben Sllr9eru bieier Stabt NIT ttrem Seiud,
bcebrt gu tperbeu, ,pirc fIc iIGh es sur pfiht
raden, bic belten eeutitten une frans6Ifhen
9Seiue gu halteu, fc tpie bic teiten eiqucre.
Sbre Simmer gum Gnrfan9 Der 9fetIens
BEN 70 ipie periiiaueuter Icf9dngcr, bef1ns
ben I'D, iii Der beiten Srbnuna. 9Illd, pirb
Der Gid, itets sur 3ufriebcnbeit itrer geebrs
ten Safe bebient werecu.
p@s werben atteb Scif9du9er ar9encm,
men, ipelde ibre WchnSimner anceririrts
baben.
phtaeelphta, 9ro %.
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Dec. s..
Solo gOlerfilllllsen /!

Gienifags, ben lifen Sanhar, 1899, Icllen
in 8reiuiNS5pi!lc, SSers.Racnn9iet
i .3lpei fette Sdmeine
3eses pcn 200 Wfuue, berausgefd,cITen tprrs
seen; Die cine init Shrct auf go Schritte,
sinO Die anbre nit Jtu9eln auf 100 Sdritte.
Mesu allie Weerfidneen Der 9tahbarldaft
gln9elabelt ftne.
@epr9 Srump.
SksrsgGaeun9iet Dec. IL. nq-sm
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0ro6erp, 1C.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-26
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Sd,warse @lansftoffe.
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ShaHy Gearfs.
Seorufte Musline.
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Sdparser une peiser StalieuiIHer Grip.
Cine 9rcee Serihieeenbeit bon Damen
SNalstiider.
Sdbne feieene Sadtiider.
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Serfdieeene 9lrten Slinel.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-26
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-26
QBtrtbsEaus 3u perlehncn.
Gecember II.

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rdumi9 unb beqtcm fir 0trthihaft eiu9es
rithtet, uno binldroIid, nit Stollrrg unO
Sdeb6 pcriebeu. 2uf &rrIor9en t6nnen
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fabreu, Ger nabe babel ipcbut
Sctn 9)unrt,
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