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THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.


Gen,Iemen-l have had the honor TO receive your
s,tcr rendering me- in behalf Of the Democratic Gill.
zens of York public dinner, mark OF personal re-
ppc and also of their appreciation OF my course as fre
den of the u S. especially in relation to The custody
Of the public money, and The adjustment oil our oordef
difficulties. :
The expression Of these sentiments by portion OF
nv fellow citizens who have been bong and 80 Justly
distinguished for the stability md integrity OF their po
i,cal principles, is, assure you gentlemen os g'ae
fol 10 my feelings
Tina, there should have been differences of opinion IN
regard to the fist Of the measures 10 which you have
particularly alluded, considering the ccmmendabIe sen
sveness Of the public mind to whatever concerns tne
national finances, not surprising. These differences
arc however, obviously yielding 10 more correct un
Outstanding Of the subject in all lis bearings, and the
time not trust, very distant when II VIII receive lhe
cordial of all disinierescd persons IL IS NV uh
derpoinp that safest Of all political tests, The Impartial
scrutiny of intelligent and patriotic people, who are
at the time The principal party in interest and the
Judge in the last AS they decide SO will 1T and
should II be.
The compliment of a public dinner you mus, permit
me- respectfully, 10 decline 10 doing SO, but CONFORM
10 rule which have prescribed 10 myself as most SUIT
uble TO the circumstances under which travel aud The
observance Of which mean to make invariably Well
assured that this decision will receive the proper con-
s,ruction at your hands, and returning my warmest
thanks to the Democratic citizens of York Tor the kind
ness which they have shown me-
am, gentlemen, respectfully,
Your friend and obedenl servant
NJ. VAN BUREN.
To Messrs. jacob SpangIer, Lewis Rosenn''lIe.'
George Barnilz, Henry Welsh John w. Schi9ssei' sen
VIM II Kur,z, Michael Doudel, Andrew ra.'e.son'
Jacob Diez, Jacob B. Wen,z, Jacob Up Teniy a"y
ser, and jacob Armprleser, on oeha'' y w
citizens OF York.
The reply Of n' r rs'afn n, it, hs from sm
'ls. IS n,,nbjn county, Pennsylvania TO unite
De- citizens Of tha, and the neghborng
souoes IN The approaching celebration of the Anniver
sa'S - "WAsHISaToS, June 18th, 1889.
cen,Iemen-l have had ihe honor TO receive your ia.
.,;on 10 unite with the Democratic citizens Of DauPhn
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Died mothers residence, in the county Of Amherst Va,
Sunday, the 10th instant Dr. WILLIAM W. CHRTiAs, tho
weeks his DEATH he had
mild bilious acctou YET for tho
part gong suddenly and unexpectedly
about dnys after he ntncAed
The OF this hraabc tribute TO departed
WORTH well that the ntscmnate extravaganza with
which cuoy has been svsc the ameaed dead has become
the deserved worth OF those whose praise 10
echoed through the columns OF IL therefore with
yields
amrned DR.. Christian that HIM society has lost an onamenti
huacd minded, Trend,
and spotcd snsmn and brother;
profession member Of Distinguished promise Be had just
Philadelphia obtained o Nj
H. ecat and the deserved commentator oil mo
medical faculty of hut place He had embarked III his pro-s-
unusual share OF the confidence of his Patrons
pacrised with Tho sudiousncss aud oc
witty habits, tho energy aud OF his mind, tho
ability which he combatteh disease elected the admiration OF
his eud lac IcaeIye reputation
of no ordinary natural and acquired cbiltcs
Cou able and skilul physicians who
at kind OF his friends. and the glowing
of hs dear Ieaton have saved
him DEATH should have been spared the PAIN
Of recording wha, this melancholy nei sence
TO relations But he gOne-cnt down IN
prime YOUTH premise and ueuncss the hope aud JOY yea
say idol deeply bnreavrd aud afflicted idy WHOM
loss Of whose dc th has made blank
that be hIlrd.
Farewell, dear friend! thy spirits fed,
To the dark regions OF the 6esi
With pleading hearts, and an:uish'd view,
We soh5'd "a long. last adieu
New Glasgow, June il, lc3J.
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ano the neighoorng countless in the celebration OF the
approaching anniversary Of American independence.
hope 10 pass through Harrisburg on my way 10 New
YORK, and Will be happy to see my friends, and 10
thank them IN person for this renewed assurance of
their respect but regret that arrangements previously
made WIZ put II out Of my power TO be with thea on
Be pleased 10 accept my Acknowledgements for ,hs
kind terms in which your invitation was communicated
and believe me. respectfully,
Your friend aud obi. servant,
NJ. VAN buren,
Messrs Elm W. Hur;c,, j. ). G.. Canine, ID. w.
Mahon, A. Boyd Hamilton, John Tway, Oh. Zeicler
Val Hummel Je, A. Troxel, Danl d. Boas and John
Brady, Harrisburg"
NEW ORLEANS, June -.
MELANCHOLY 0-cvnREssE-'fha schooner Emblem
arrived here yesterday from Maamoras, and brings the
following account Of the death OF Mr. Eugene DAnfos.
sy, vice consul OF France at that place
Extract ola letter, dated
MATAMoRAs, 18th May, 1889.
has arrived from the Brassos this afternoon
bringing the me lanch'y intelligence that Mr. DAnfos.
sy the vice consul Of France for this port was dtowned
together with 3oher individuals in crossing the Bras
bar last evening. Mr.. D. was attending TO the
Of The property board The Albert and in attempt
ing TO return late in the evening The boat upset.
Extract of another letter dated the 3Oth
We are IN very bad attiaon indeed. The insight
6can groups Of Federast, have imposed duty goods
bound into the interior, and decree TO that eject has
been transmitted to the consus For this reason one
buys goods in the interior and the flew eeieu made in
this market of very little consequence and at very
low II this state of things continues goods will
be as chenp here in New Orleans Consequently you
will not send the articles lately ordered:
QUICKSILVER MINEs.-Ths Pottsville Miners Jour
nal says-We learn that several gentlemen Of this DO.
rough have discovered nine of quicksilver the north
side Of The Blue Mountain We have some OF the
quicksilver which was obtained from spring running
from rock which is pronounced BY judges 10 be Of an
excellent quality.
TALLARAssEE, June IL.
Tic Eieetion.-The returns have all been received,
with the exception Of those from Aachua: Downng's
ma iorty will be about 500; and the Constitution will be
rejected by about SO yoles So that Il appears, did
not come Of good friends would sugges,-haloo
before we were out of the woods.-Sar
The appointment Of special agent 10 Central America
has been bestowed by the President on Mr. Stephens,
the traveller, whose delightful volumes in every bo
dys hands, and whose character and capacity justify
the selection The provinces which lie between Mexico
and the ishmus Of Panama have been little visited by
travellers even since The existence of the extraordinary
remains Of lie ancient cities has hesa made known to the
world They almos, remarkable in their natural
features in their antiquities, and if Mr.. Stephens
chooses make his visit TO that country the subject Oh
book may rely upon his descriptive and narrative
talent set them before vivid and interesting
por,ralure.-N r Er. Post
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June %

TrartHing Piano Forte TO.1ER OF .1onny.
pERSOSS requiring an able Piano Forte me
Rspacr do well to send 10 their names 10 inc snose
her, acquainted with gentleman the Poeson a
he highly recommended Few Pianos tuned a ihcy oueht 70
he and hundreds ruined BY those who kno" nohs o. me pro
rc.sion. II small paao u rtsps,
xoud thus good INSTRUMENTS TO be very cdntous
who they get do Interpretations made 10, M 'ue au'
,hoyc viii he att tended 10 early a. practicabIe:
A. hi. inns have on hand PIANOS varying 10 PRICE from
sGo hayr rccescd another OF superb $500 Ia
. NJ, ~ usk Piano upon lbe-
I Than Ser Let me select you an nsuuules and
!, gooI will ,ahe Saes 2, ssesanse
'hc Ss"' ~ e. P. NASH,
Beck and Piano Seller Petersburg, ia.
rsTbe ma oriy Of Pianos sold by left entirely my
own eLoeo by their purchasers, until opened a.
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From Rieha,d r. aith, Esq, Brunswiek.

Brunswick, May IO, le3j
EAR SIR have lion very reluctantly, though
compelled keep the Piano which OF you
long since, until very recently Its now up saa NJ %
dent heard delightful toned INSTRUMENT y "s,
has been performer from the time sic "ts M o,
thinks has ever '"uchco 1na al "ns
have coincide have e1toied The sweet
ness and melody as 10 IL 70 inc SOM
es, toned Organ ns so very sopeo respect
that is generally believed that gave sseo ioi assure you
we conll be ponsed and now ende. you my s
ackno wedsmen,s for the very great cure "e" Sf ''' "
in packing il, ;h . ,,,c,,so pa,o. - sv, YOU cali
Lo6,r. they 90 elsewheie
p''o'e ''' Yours respectfully, .,n,,
RICHARD P. sTlTH.
To MI E. r. Nash, Petersburg. ,,ha..n.
have now hand prce $685. ariano precisely o. ,he
,ioJ in the sold MI STUN hooea "
wou'a aeJ WY -. WY "a. t T." Sa 80 E.. P. NASH.
hhshi '"e' WIZ " y Book and Picno Seller, P.ter,bnrg.
Jsneai
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Total.

In issuing the catalogue the Trustees congratulate the
citizens Of Virgna, and all who hope for The prosperity
and independence Of the South that the efforts to esG-
biish Medical School in Richmond, adequate 10 the
wants of Virginia and the South have been crowned
with success-a school which contrasts favorably with
,. oldest medical institutions in The country in all Tie
appliances for instruction The institution commended
TO the South Of her lis location is properly
adverled that most favorable for Southern medi
cal school, in the midst Of saubrious climate and freed
the rigors of Northern WINTER which are 80 inu
rious 10 the Southern Student.
The next session Of The institution commences on The
2ls, October. A course of lectures in The College will
he received equivalent 10 one in the following medical
Enthusiastically of Pennsylvania; Jefferson Medical
College of Philadelphia; Medical College Of the Stale Of
South Carolina; Pennsylvania University, Lexington
Ky; University Of Maryland, &c, Ne.- Compiler
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June d

DUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust
II executed by Daniel Slrnger and wife to the sub.
scber on the 18th day of September 1885, for purposes
therein mentioned and recorded in Inc Clerks Office Of
Powha,an County Court, will be sold TO the highest bid.
der a, public auction. for cash, al Powhatan Ceert.
house, on the first MONDAY in Angus, next, (being
Court day., MILL and Mill.seat, situated on Fine
Fine Creek Mills With fifty acres of Lane attached
thereto, including the mill pond, millers house, and
coopers' shops much of the said property 40
will he sufficient TO raise the amount due upon the
said trust deed with The and expenses attending
the sa!e and such title is vested in the subscribers
will be conveyed to the purchaser.
WIN. LYON, $50
r F. GRAVES,
WIN. S. DANCE,
a, Trnstsky.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Keeling Mr.
OLIVER r. HAWKINS OF James City county, to Misc MARY SusA5
uuekAp,, daughter OF Dir. John Z. Nockady OF This city
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RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Below give the catalogue OF students and officers
OF The last session Of the College, which we could not
include in onr notice yesterday:
FACULTY.
JoHE CuLLKS, NJ d, ProftssOr Of Theory and PTae-
tice IF Medicine
sioIosy
X. L BoHASsaS, NJ. D, Professor Of Obstetrics and
DISEASES Of Fum,u and Children.
SOCRATES MArrIs, NJ. D., Prefsssor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
l. w CnamBERLaYsE, NJ. D., rrcfess0y IF Natera
.dediea and Therapeutics
AUG l.. WaHsrR, NJ. D, Professor # Surgery and
Surgical .7natony
ROBERT MuNrnRD, NJ D., Dc,nonstrGtOr Of .7nntomy
AUGUSTUS l. WARHER. NJ. D., Dram gffAe faeaity.
CATALOGUE OF THE CLASS.
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EpANK OF yIRGINlA.-N Notice is hereby given,
"a b that according TO adjournment, meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS of the Bank Of Virginia vii! be held OF the
Bank on Friday, the 2slh instant.
a. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
o. ln-tdm
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A MELlA ACADEMY-1he next session OF this
"a institution will open the 2Orb Of July, and close
The 10Th of December. For furthes particulars see fu'
,u,c adveri,ement WIN r. HARRISON.
r. 8 Direct (post. psd) Elk Hill, Amelia.
June - l0-G
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ION, 1876 81.
Residences.
Hanover county, Va.
Chesterfield county, Va.
Richmond.
New Kent county. Va.
Hanover county, Va.
Richmond.
Richmond.
Chesterfield county, Va.
Monroe county, Ga.
Southampton county, Va.
Richmond.
Orange county, Va.
Essex county, Va.
Iredell county, N G.
Prince William CO., Va.
Henrico county, Va.
Richmond.
Richmond.
Arkansas.
New Kent county, Va.
North Carolina.
Albemarle county, Va.
Chesterfield county, Va.
hanover county, Va.
North Carolina.
Orange county, Va.
Virginia.
Culpeper county, Va.
Essex county, Va.
York county, Va.
York county, Va.
puwha,nn county, Va.
Essex county, Va
Williamsburg, Va.
Henrico county, Va.
Georgia.
Hanover county, Va.
Norfolk county, Va.
Richmond.
Hanover county, Va.
Spoltsylvania county, Va.
NanseHiond, Va.
Ming William, Va
Prince Edward, Va.
Augusta county, Va.
Essex county, Va.
TuLLTIoH.
M, s
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Tux Cnors-There never was iaifer prospect los
,h,nd.n, crops in our Valley than at present Inc
Wheat. Oats. Rye, and Corn, are all fine The cool
wea.he, has been particularly favorable TO The first men
toned crop But the Indian corn is the pride nnd glory
of The Kama wha low grounds ,hs
,,;zss ~ the Agricultural meeting in October next
Pt o1 amour, "V Of per Indian corn
throw down the gauntlet for the "rver Of the wood
sgains, LA belle rviere, any other OF the
u "' 'N ''' IKanawha Enltsy Gaelic
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RICHMOND MARKETS, JuSE o..

ToBAcco-Lugs S. 25 and 50; leaf, common,
81 % 30 and .; mddIng 80 so 10 80; good ST. q
rs; fine Sl3 50 90; extra manufacturing qualities SIS
81 50. Common and mddlIng qualities have readily
commanded our quotations this week.
WlNFREE. WILLIAMSON & Co
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NJ Investigation is proceeding on The subject OF NE
Ills friends have nothing fear from tie result: and are
we'll satisfied that The purging of the polls has been d.
rec,ed. We shall give results hereafter. o.
Winchester TirGinian juno &c.
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EEYDRAULIC CEMENT-5s0 bbls Hydraulic
il u Cemen, of prime quality, and which has aPpsoved
by lis use in the city and country
DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
limo % l5-3t
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LEE COUNTY.

nj The last Abingdon Statesman says:I"ne thhk
il probable however, that Lee is an AdmniS.fa!Ion
county, and whatever may be the course o, VI l"ng,
in reference 10 Mr.. Rves and the Sub Treasury, we
doubt whether he will feel himself at liberty to act with
The Wing patty upon any other party question that may
come before the mex. Legislature
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CaTALOGE
FIRST ST
Names
i. W. AiIrn,
Alexander Archer,
=. w. Brown,
A. Crump,
j. Curtis,
r: b; Dudley,
W. II. Denny,
S. Dudley,
J. d. Gregory,
r. G. Griffin
J Fl. Gamble,
J. h. Grasty,
Thomas J. Handlcy,
J. 7. Holland,
W. D. Harrison.
A. Hopkins,
Wm. ilorsley,
A. r. jordan,
J. r. LIE wis,
X. A. Meredith.
NJ. E. Manning,
VIM. A. mauPin,
&. &. McRse,
w. u. Nncon,
n. McCallum,
&. W. Marshall,
T. II Nelson,
A Payne,
VIM. r. Perkins,
J. Power,
F. W. Power,
B. N Royal,
J. Richards,
S. r Shields,
J. Sheppard.
R ID Tinsley,
G. E. Thompson
WIN. Ta,em,
J. Trueheart,
Henry Taylor
Thomas 1'owlcs,
A. ID. Williams,
4. West,
II. A. Wood,
r. Wallace,
w. L. Waring,
REcA
From Virginia,
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louisa Railroad EguID0Du.


aE stockholders oflhe LOUISA Railroad Company that
the requisitien upon old ock ohc company
due Of May last On the first day OF August next,
legal steps will be taken the Of al hs
upon stock. II is confidently hoped that o~
may this law to he mads ample tmc g.ven,
has bcns the noted characteristic Vi largo
iony OF the stoc khoLders Of this company.
NATHANIEL THOMSON, Treasurer.
limo ~ l5-wtlA
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CoTTet Opinions Of The Republican Press cisenhere
We lay before readers the following striking ex.
FACTS from the Republican press, to the North and the
South of us-The is from the Baltimore Post of The
lo,h-the other, from the Savannah tccooTTpian:
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LauscH.-was launched from the ship yard in Urba,
fine a6S onS b Doi cbsss %
IL am me Eso and Captain Pende,on Of sonngOn Conn
She has locus, top, and altogether superior YES.
sci point Of strength materials and workmanship Inns
is The second vessel launched from TINS yar oy N0''"
ern wnrkmen.
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NOTlCE.-RICIIARD MOKKS q Banosef, aud JAMES y.
DAVIS Of Albemdro Va have associated Themselves IN the
Of tho law and the Transaction business relating to their
nclung the purchase aud Of lands IN Iexu
their residence 10 IN Houston.
Mr. Davis Virginia, where he viii REMAIN till the st
October paid be directed 10 hin %
tie University oil Virginia lie will be in Richmond from The CID
u he 18th July. - -,
EErEREscEs-Procor Of tho University Of Virginia. r. W.
Giiurr " w Souha r. Randolph, AbcmaTlc Goode Fed
,iun and K. & 7. Gwathmcy Richmond, 30.
L., ga l5-3.
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hloRE MORMON TRouBLEs.-The ST Louis Evening
Gazette contains the following-'lt seems that mere
are in Illinois, scattered bands Of Mormons, some OF
which come in contact with their ne,gnoofs nna occa
s;on much difficulty We have heard from the neigh
borhood OF Shelby county. that about week since
difference having arisen between the Mormons ana
old residents the former applied 10 the Governor Tor nid
The Governor ordered out several companies no went
% The scene Of dcuny but disco vering that they were
likely 10 be oyermatehed, returned without ebecing
their object"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-12
9lltcnail6e pripi(e9irte
QBunber Grott-G0elts.

Diefe Webi,in ipuree BON benz Or. Sages
man in Soambur9 erfuneen, nno bat I'D, na'
ielbit einen grceen Hnf eriprrben, inbem oies
fer beriibmte Wann bic meiten bon feinen
patienten bdnit flirirte, ipe6De9en ie nit
9ledt ben Samem Bunber Sroils@fIen, be-
fcmmen hat. 9tadbem bieIelbe bon alien
prcfeepren uno Gpctcrcn III 9Sien unters
ilidDt ,pprben, unb ben 8eifaa eerielben ere
balten bate, ,plirbe fIe BON benz Sailer bon
Seifreid pripilegirt.
Tieie @fiens beilt auf cine faif itilerbprte
leidtc unb geft,wintc 9rt, uno nenn AUDI
lpnit ale WebiSn perilldt nno rid)ts mehr
anidllasen mill, eite, stpeis, eret> nne plertds
9i9e falte, pie aud, alle bieige Sieber, bic
pleurciTs, rctbe unb meise 9iuhr, S.erSflcps
fen, llebelteit, 2Sredben, Slutitilrsung, alten
Suiten, Sdlte I'M llnterleibe, WiilSfranfbeit,
Stetn', @jidts NIB ppea9railten Stmer;eiL
ale 9lrt Sdbmun9en, esIfet bonn Sdla9 oeer
icnIten, ben Shwineel, alterbane 9mslfld9,
ben fpci6en Slue nno cerhaltene mcuatltde
Slume, ferner Die 6clif, Niuttcrbeftnerun9
uno @elblltdt. Sie nladlt pcrtrefftten 9lrs
petit gum @lien, uno fper iIe MIR sllweilen
braud)t lit 3eiilebens Dor aaer Sdulung,
@eid)Dilren, Sdlla9 nne Dor Der Sdwinos
filtt ielbit geiIdert ifllet fitrSltd, ale Sppfs
uno @lieberldmerSer, ipenn audi oieie prn
llebcrbcbun9 nnb Serenfun9 entlteben tpis
bcritebt allen Sift, b6icr 2uft unb Der peit
Ielbit, sumal lle niebts bDIes in nch an ben
mcnIhlifen SSrper fcmmen ld6t, reiniget
auf eine tpuneerbare @eiIe in 8urSem baS
allerpcritrdteife @ebliit pbne 9lberlaeen, ipcs
bel fein &rdutertranf mod Srunncnfur in
Ser9leib fpmmen fam.
Giele MeSiSin 1T nidt MIR burd gang
Oeutihlanb berilbmt, icntern Cd itnc bapcn
Ihcn oiele Willicnen @Idier nah 9tuelanc,
Spanien uno Glib s9lmerifa 9eldidt pcrcerL
nnb ilnb bort iebr 9eiudt.
Darum rufeu mir uniern Ictenmenihcn
sit, Die al forperliden llebeln leieen: cer>
Iud,t es, unb bann llrtbeilt earilber. @s 1T
nid,t unlere Sade biele MebiSin ;u lpber,
beun mir benfen Te ipirS fId, ieltit lctcn.
Diele WeoBiu nirb oerferti9t bon s. Wcts
er uno 6. @ifbrff, Jic. ITO, @rcipn StraBe,
philadelphia, 1T in 9lllentaun 81 baben III
S6mtSt'5 unb Wtojer'S 9lpptbefen.
preis 25 @ents baS 9las.
Sebruar n. itq-39Rc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-12
8retfer Sof.
&ramfe nno Spinner.

&rauf re unS Spt In tter.
9ln ibrem alten Splae, nabe am Marftssplab
In 9lllentdnn.
Senahridti9en ibre Srernbe nne Elm 9es
ebrtes publiftm iberbaupt, caB ile iceben
enen grceen 8prrath bon Saubcls unters
fbieblihcr Sorten eiu9ele9t baben, iperunter
I'D, befinben
Seiie Scrten@eIb u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
&rIhenbcrbs rtnb plarten, pdnnel Scres,
@elbpeint Scdntlinss fir Senifers9iabmer,
SoemlrdsSedntlin9s, Sparreu, Salfer, jcee
Scrte Sretter, Sauhpls pfcfen, eatten une
ale Scrten Shinbeln, ManrersSattsn, &c.
Sie merben INNER einen belfdnot9en Srrs
ratb pbiger slrtidel auf SNanb BADEN, mrniit
eeute aus benz 2anbe perieben fperben fons
itert.
Donfbar fir bas itnen BON rem publifum
9efhenfte Sertrauen, bcffen fe enrd, btllt9e
prciie uno fd,nelIe Sebienun9 bic Stnnoldaft
rnb fernere @eipc9enbeit bedelbcn banerbaft
Slt maden.
Wtai Is. nq-lS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-12
Qoatent-q -qalt9e.

.Die lInterieihneten perfertigen an ibrer
Gieserei lit Slllentaun pfliise, bon ben ncues
item uuo belten Sprten, bic beionbers beim
pfliseu bon StcppeGane II. 0tafen 9ebrauht
iperoen fbnneH.
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Iints nnbXrebts ifenen fam, peonrd man
INNER NIT eiMer Surhe pfilaen fam.
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lem 8ortbeil ST 9ebrauden.
gauern tne anbere perben hcfidit ein9es
laben, bel unS ansurufen unb bic pflli9e II.
{. 10. su unterlhfen.
Sd9er nno Sreebcrn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-06-12
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