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tee scrsons srsfem. Tie mental feelings aHd pc
eaiiar train Of IDEAS shat haunt 'he imagination
snd averwhelm ihs 5udgmen, exhibit ah inHni'e
diversity. Tie wsscs, AID BEST q INCA are as open
10 tAIs siIlieaon tbe vsakes,
CArsfs.
se6suiary hle II snY kind especially severe
Study pouaoied - a iaie hour 20 tie nlgHi, aHa
areiy relieved BY social inteseourse. or esereise
dissolu,e habit. great oxocs. eating and dfink-
ing, the mmoaeistc ase Of mefcury, violent pu'-
gattcs ihe suppression @, souo habltua discharge
fas, the obstruction of ihc nenscs) 81 long eoniin
ned eruptIons; relaxation OF de5iihF Cd one 0T
more important organs within the abdomen, IS
Frequent
TRTATMENT.
The principal objects o!ifeaiment ro,to remove
Indigestion, 20 strengthen the body and 10 eniisen
the spirits, which mas be promoted by exercise,
feafy hours, regular meals. and pleasant converse
ion. The bowels (f oostlvel beng carefully reg
glate5 by the occasional use Of a mild aperieni.
We know nothing better calculated 10 obtain Ihis
end, than DR.. Nm. Evans Aperiont Plls-being
mild and certain iu their operation. The bowels
beng enoe cleansed, his inestimab'e Camomiie
Pills, (Which are tonic, alodyne, and anu-sras-
modc,) are infailble remedy, and without dis
Pute have proved great blessing to the numerous
public.
Some physicians have recommended free use
Of mercury, but il should be resorted to; as in
many cases It will greatly aggravaic The symptoms.
o. The above invaluable medicines, together
with
DR.. HUNTS Botanick Pills; DR.. Goodies
celebraiee Female Pills; Dr. Evans' FeUer
g. .4gue Pills; DR.. Exams Soothing Syr-
run, for Teething, are entered according
to act Of Congress, and the right to prepare them
has been secured and are yended at 100 Cha ham
Street, New York, and by the regular appointed
Agents. LORENZO PERRY, Agent, Sawnton.
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SELECTIONS FROM M'KENZIE's
CAROLINE ALMANAC.

JAN. 4, 1885," No prisoners" was
M'Nab's waIchword on this and one other
night, opposite Navy Island, and il was
resolved by the officers To- put every living
creature on the island 10 death, when they
took it.--1s39. This morning Christopher
Buckley, OF 0nondaga Co. Sylvester A.
Lawion, of Hounstield, Jefferson Co.
Russell Phelps, Of WATERFOWL and Dun
can Anderson, OF Pamela, n. Y, Prescott
prisoners, gallant and generous men, were
escorted by the hirelng soldiers of Eng
land from Fort Henry to the front Of the
Court House, Kingston, u. c., aud butch
cred in cold blood, in the midst Of the
Canada SHOWS. They were hung two al
Time, Colonel Dundas and his officers en-
joying the scene. In the evening there
was a ball and great reioicings. These
men had no trial according to the laws oi
Canada. Arthur selected some IL or ) OF
his creatures, militia officers, bade them
Try and sentence the Americans, and they
did so, without judge or Jury. When will
these horrid murders be avenged Lord
Norbury, assassnated by an unknown
person, in Ireland.
JAN. 5, 1889. Won Schou,tz's murder
sanctioned by the bloody Queen OF Eng
land. Lord Genelg, Secretary Of State,
acknowledges ArihnT's account Of the YER
dict Of his militia divan to hang the gallant
Won Schoullz, the leader OF the brave band
at Prescott. And adds" You also en-
close copy oil the warrant for his execu-
ton, which you have directed to be carried
into effect on the Slh uItimo. Her Males
TVS government ENTIRELY AGREE
in the necessity OF allowing THE LAW
10 take it's course in this instance. -
(Signcd) GLENELG. Won Schouhz
never had trial law. A dozen Of the mi
litia officers opposed to Canadian freedom
assembled in a room and said, chang the
Pole" and he was hung accordingly.-|
1881. Benedict Arnold destroys Richmond.
ISIS. MIR. Secretary Forsyth acquaints
Mr.. Fox, the English agent, that the u. S.
would demand redress for the Z" destruction
Of property, and assassination Of citizens
OF the United States, on the soil Of New
York." at Schlosser.
JAN. 6, ls3s.-John Hsling, L. c., ar
rested for treason, and banished TO the
United States.
1889. WIxDsoR PATRIoTs. Mons
MuRDERs,-The men who had gone over
10 relieve land in which its rulers had de- |
elared there was no law nor justice-that
regular government was at an end--were I.
some Of them shot in the streets in cool
blood by Prince. For the others, Ar,hur's
prisoners, a Jury trial would not do No
iury would have convicted. Therefore.
Arthur ordered what he called a court
martial, which meant lew Fascaly atior-
MES, and militia officers chosen mot bv the
militia bui) By Colborne, Head, & Arthur.
selected because they would have hung
their nearest friend for profit and promo
lion. This court or eonvocstion Of rufFians
consisted OF John Bosswick, custom house
al Port Stanley, President! Hen.
Attorney, Toronto, Judge Ad.
rocsie,, and for members (!!D Colonies
lanes Winniet, Joseph d. Cieneh, John
B. Axskin, Geo. Washington Whitehead,
Vim. BFsstly, p. B. De Blsq1iere, Majors
Ped Soness, James IngeFs0n, james CaI-
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DR.. EVANS
CdnomiIe f. .Aperiem Pills.

| nN Low SPIRlTS.-Low spirits is a certain
W state Of the mind, accompanied by indiees-
tioB wherein the greatest evils are apprehended
upon the slightest ground, and the worst conse-
fuences imagined. ancient Medical writers sun
posed this disease 10 be confined to those particular
regions Of the abdomen, technically called hvno-
choadria which situated on the right or left
SIDE OF that cavity, whence comes the name hvpo.
chondriasis
Extract Of letter OF Jonas SNYDER, Post Mas
ter, Kernsville, Pa, to DR.. William Evans.
Among several cases, the following is found:
An elderly lady, who had been Is wears so attic
ted with nervous hypochondris, debility, &c. thai
for the last years she constantly received medi-
cal AID from n respectable physician; but the pres
sure and pain on her heart and breast, and espe.
cially in her left side, remained immoyable. atteu-
ded at long intervals with weakness in her head
and on her mind, keeping her discouraged TO uD.
deriake any thing. In May she commenced using
DR.. w. Evans medicines according to the direc
tons accompanying them. reaction took place:
the PAIN and pressure in her body was removed.
her mind became clear and strong: her spiriis
perfectly good, and Up to this time il is in
all respects restored to health, which Tor the last
ten years she has not enjoyed.
(Signed,) JONAS SNYDER.
September Z, 1888.
o. another recent test Of the uarirolIed ,;r-
tue Of Dr. ~ m. Exams Nedicfnfs.-DYSPFp-
STA, TEN YEARS STANDING.-Mr. ].
Mackenzie, 176 Stanton street, was afflicted with
the above complaint for ten years, which incaea-
ciaied him a; intervals, for the period OF six wears
IN attending 10 his business, restored to perfect
health uader the salutary treatment Of DR.. WIN. !
Evans.
The symptoms toere-A sense of disteosion
and oppression after eating, distressing pain in the
PIT of-sAe stomach, nausea, impaired appetite 4
giddiness, palpiiaton of the heart, great debility
and emaciaiion, depression Of spirits, disturbed 4
rest, sometimes bilious venting, and pain in
the right side, extreme degree of languor and
any endeaTonr TO pursue his business
causing immediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
MIR. Mackenzie is daily attending to his busi
ness, aad none Of the above symptoms have recur-
rcd since he used thc medicine lie is now a
strong and healthy nan. He resorted 10 myriads
Of remedies, bat they all Intellectual. He Is Il
willing to give any Information 10 the afflicted res
pecting the inesstmabe benefit rendered TO him by
he Of DIR. VIM. Evans medicine
The above Medicine can be procured Of an DIR.
WA. Evans, advertised agents ia the United Sta
es, and throughout the World
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms are, fa,ulencvi
Q the stomach OF bowels, scrid eruc;ations cos
iFenesss spas1odic pains, gIddIness, dinners O.
aEbi, Palpltaiions sad often an utter inability of
'Eag the attention upon any suffice, of importance
y engaging 10 say hing shst demands visor or
courage A.sO isuEuidaess-ihe n1ird becomes
rriiAee, thoughtful, responding, melancholy. and
.ssssisc, accompanies with IoGal deransesaeut Of
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Renouating Mixture.

EOR THE CURE Of RnEunATlsHr
A ScroIula or King s-Eivil, Hip dhea,es.
painful affections Of The bones, Uicersid
throat and noStrls, Ulcers OF every De-
scrlPiion, Fever Sores, and Internal A.
scesses, Scald Head, liberated feet ard
legs, Blotches, and all kinds Of diseases 81
the skin; also, PILES, in their most a.
gravated form.
This medicine is sngularIy eficacious %
renovating those constitutions which no"
been broken down by injudiciouS treatment
In general terms, il is recommended IN D.
those diseases which arise from impunha
OF the blood or ,itiation of the humofs, o
whatever name or kind. Some Of ls
above complaints may require some mHIas
assistant application, which The clTcoa'
stances Of the case will dictate but o'
general remedy or prescription to relD"i
The cause, this compound will be loa'-
sufficient.
or all remedies YET discovered lof ~
cure OF a particular disease, tbs IS i''
most certain. II makes a speedy ahd if
manent cure, without the least ng"o
,.e', exposure, or application ]" D"''"
Even when the disease has become CO.'S
tntional, and Mercury with other popV
remedies, have failed, this Mixture ~
never been known to fail Of peTIorm're
cure. The proprietor gives no long qua
Ish recommendations, but leaves the mr.
cine 10 speak for itself. n
DIRECTIONS.-Take from one y /
'PoonluIls, according 10 the strength II
age OF the patient, before eating, mo'p
and evening. Should it sicken he ''
lch or prove too much Of laxillve, esq
he dose. 4
Prepared and Sold by Y
DR. JOHN F.. BANOs A
From Vegetables Of american ProS'F"
To be sold at this Oftcr.
October so, 1889.
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Distressing case ofsevere Spas
maodic Asthma, perfectly cur
ed bv Hunts Botanic Pills

Mr. Henry White, was for the space of two years
afflicted with a severe Asthma, which proceeded
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms of the
complaint followed-a tghtness across The chest.
with difficult and distressing breathing During
he last year of his Illness the disease increased SO
alarmngly as TO prevent his following any business
having lost his speech, and being threatened with
immediate suhocation, until copous expectorat ion
would come on, which only gave him relief for
few hours The physicians who attended him. pro
nouneed his complaint beyond the possibility of
cure, but at last Providence directed pamphlet to
be lett at his house, after which he procured some
OF DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and after taking few
boxes he found himself entirely free from the com
plant, being capable at this time Of any exercise
even OF walking form miles daily, and having ali
the enJoyments ofperfect health.
HENRY WHITE.
PJ- OBSERVE that the Label on each Box has the
following inscriptions" Entered according IN
-1et Of Congress, The gear 1889, by JIii;am
Erans, IN the Clerks Office in the Southern Dis.
tTict Court of Neic- York;
o. NONE OTHER is GENUINE
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOx
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, Ne,r. York
Wholesale and Retail and bv the
Reg uiar agents.
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WILLIAM TUCKER.
Lirer Complaint, ,oih much
Derdngement of the Ner-
rOuS Sustenl.

Mr.. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with b;Sors
and nervous disease TO an alarming degree, being
attended with all the distressing svmtcms which
affect RELAXED constitution, viz A sick head
ache, loss Of appetite, giddIness 10 the head psif
10 the stomach after GAZING, unusual tremors, shift
ing FPasuaode pains in every part Of the bodv, cold
ehiils, sao~ complexion, eUsgiVeneSs. and
constant dull pain in she right SIDE, which often
induced The most dreadful debility; indeed, b.
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Newark, ~ j., July 81, 1899.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Ec
feCtudltq Cured.

Mr.. WIN. Tucker having lately been restored 10
sound state Of health, through the efficacy Of Dr.
Hunts's Botanic Pills, thinks it an Indispensable
duty TO state certain facts relative to the disease
under which he had 50 long suffered The SYM
toms were "a painful obstruction, with constant
rejection Of food, headache, paptation Of the
heart, iowness of spirits, troublesome drv cough
dizziness, ughiness at the ches, and difficulty of
breathing, almost constant pain in the SIDE loins.
ana shoulders, accompanied with much laueuor &
debilty. These Affections, together with an un-
usual degree offatulence, brought on such a state
OF extreme weakness, as to prevent him from at
tending to his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect. and
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic Pills-,hev
were administered, and IN few DAYS produced
astonishing relief and finally realized perfect re-
sioraiIon TO sound health.
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JOSHUA RoBER rs.
An extraordinary case Of Rheu-
matism, accompanied rih
DiarrhGa and Nervous
DpbiIifU
DebIltV.

Mr. Joseph Hart, from being exposed TO cold,
was attacked with most painful Rheumatic com
plaint Of The head. and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months. The
principal symptoms were--a swelling and eAetu.
ciating pain ia all the joints, and an entire loss Of
their use both the pain and the fever generally
uttered an increase IN the evening. The pans
were increased on the slightest motion, and were
more severe IN the night time. 4 constant diar-
rhopa which produced It's general consequence
hatulency, lowuess Of spirits, and general wasting
Of the body. lie was indeed so extremely III that
his medical attendant could not possibly give The
least hopes Of his recovery, and il generally
believed by his relatives and friends that all tho
medicines or treatment IN this world could not give
him any relief. Bot seeing an advertisement Of
Hunts Botanic Pills, he was directed by an Al
mighty Province 10 use lhem he did so, and az
ter a fortnight they produced favorable change,
and be is now healthy and strong man.
lnGHDII JARV
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Dr.. ". Er0ns's celebrated SooD;y. G.
Ups for Children cutting Their fesn
Tennis Intalhhle remedy has pteser,s5 -
"A Of children when thought past reea,,,t W
commissions. - soon as the sytup Is rubbed ~
gums, the child vii recover Tie rter.t.,. ~
50 innocent, so efcacious, and 80 rles,srl ~. e
child will refuse TO let rs gums he rubbed 80 y
When infants are at the are Of four t.es,5. ~.
there IS no appearances Of teeth, oae to,,i, 80
should be used on The gums TO ctcn NE rl,,s.
Parents never should he without the syrps m III
nursery where there arc young childgen. AN, rs
child wakes 70 the night with paa IN the s,c,
the syrup Immediately gives case by opening m.
Commissions Tcvefs &c 'NHt''s
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A known sinner placed himself on the
. anxious scat at the late camp meeting
in New Jersey, and when asked If he
was prepared 10 turn to the Lord, replied !;
-" No; but am anxious to get place
10 the custom hNuse.n
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DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
S 0 o THING SYRVp
FOR CHILDREN TEETHJNG.
PREPARED BY BIMsEIF.
To Mothers and N,,r,o.
To Mothers and Nurses

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gums pro.
auees troublesome and dangerous symptoms. il is
huo"n " "o,Nefs mat there is great irritation in
the mouth and gums during the process Tbs -. =,
swell, the secretion and saliva is increased -
ehid IS seized with frequent and sudden FITS of cry-
ing "aieh'ngs, starting IN the sleep. and snas1,
OF peculiar parts: the child shrieks wifb or,,.n,.
violence, and ihrusts its fingers into its mouth 4,
these pFeeursory symptoms are not speedily ,llay
a''a sPasmodie Commissions universally su5ervene
&c =, soon cause he dissolution Of the infant
these distressing symptoms should snnIv Dr W..
hFAS's CELEBRATID SooTnixe SYRup ,vL;eh
ha' preserved hundreds Of infants when ,boug 1,
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CERTIFICATES.
Fever and .4gue Cured.

To Or. Hunt:
Dear Sir-Beeving it duty owe you as
successful practitioner, as well as those who NAV
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknow
edging the benefit have derived from the use Of
your valuable Medicine
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Highly Important!

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia.
ions diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption,
coughs, colds splitting Of blood, pain in tie chest
and side, ulcers, female weakness, all delicate ard
mercurial diseases are successfully treated at DR.
EVANS Medical Office, 100 Chatham street
New York.
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,hoashi he was afflicted With every internal GEN.
pIai4, The huuaa bad, Is liable to, lie YEAS gene
rax making trial # various remedies, ali ct which
ucre equally fru.iIess, on,h BE had Foooafse 10
Hunrs no,auic Pills, rem the superior virtues 81
which medicine his health Is perfectly re-esisb'isi'-
ed. and is nov able 10 pursue his employment Tree
from pain or disease.
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NOVEMBER 81
A Blessing 90 Mothers

daa recovery. from berg sudd,ply st.,lss -
that fatal malady commissions. ~
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Consumption Cured.

FRANCIS CALDWEL
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Baltimore. ber 13tcn Qprif

Slaur, 81; 2sei5en, 81 60 bis 81 IS Nps>
gen, 95 tis 100 Gents; 91elf9tcrn, "a bis 8
Gents; !oofer, 43 Gents; S9la9tpieb, $40 bis
SlS; 1rcitt9weine, So Is bis So so; 50 Sars
rel Wfadaret, so. /, tpurren su SIS pertauft,
unb cine ttetne 0uanttat, SO. 5, 3u 81 rs. TIN
sefabr 200 .Sarrel = tao, Slr. l, pom S1crbcaz
roltna, bic ertten i'm oNartt, bro6ten $40 bas
Barrel. Gtwa> 500 Barrel ncwe -6erinsr BON
pOtcmad Stfbcrepen wurren 3u Sc bas 8arrcl
pertauft jcet 1T abcr Der preis auf S. 25 scfal,
len Settferrrn, SO lis SIS Gents; &lecfaamct,,
Sl2 SO tts Si4; 1tmotbp>Soamcn, So 81 bis
So; SpcrmaectisOcl, Q0intcr,, ST. 25, -6crttt,
Ocl, 81 Is; @pps, So rs bis S. so; Q6bistp,
SO Gents, pbnc pas garrel, QBaSenfra9ten,
mad QBbcclin9, So Is, mad ptttsburs, S2 SO.
Die Srabtcn na6 pittstur9 auf Der Susauc>
banna GtIenbobn nnb ben penn(plpaniteben Ga,
nalcn ltnb jeet DeratSetctt tpcrcen. Sir pen
1ranspprt ppn trptcncn QBaarcn, ,e. 5ablt man
So IS; fir barte QBaaren So, unp fir 8roee,
repen 81 IS fir 100 pfunt.
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sc q h fraQe.

@ie lnttrset6nete, 28ittwe bes babicr psrtst.
- ten Srbann Sorted ,,pel6c ttlctten !6erbtt
non Gurcra bier antorn pin(bt fcbnlidtt tu CTS
fatren, no G6 ibrc @eDne pcter Stoub nrp scs
ren, Srrbct tcf1npcn. Ste rcistcn TN Map 1887
prn GaBcto6 im Sanescribt Strtbenfeas in &c.
feuCbaft prn prter @2mab, Dieter Stanb's
Sdmtcserrater, mad ren Der. Staaten unp fol-
len tltcr SufFotO no4 rem 98sttcn Se9anscn lein.
ga Gb bic ltnterSei4netc, iDrc Olnttcr, felt
Dem xpbe ibrcs 8atcrs NIT iDrcn arbcrn &ins
bern in elmer fcDr priifcnrcn Sage bcfinoct nno
icDnli6tt p6nf6t, rcn Autntbolt ibrcr S6bne )"
tennc1, 70 erbt lle bier ollc jcne, bic allenfaas
ctmas ppn tbncn rncr pom petcr Shpab rpjBst
trltcn, ibr 9cfalIistt unter no6fcl9enper @bbreBe
Jlobridbt 3utrnnncn su laBcn
Glifabet1 Sorted.
care of Der Weltbuerger",
Buffalo, n. Y.
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Die @eieb9ebuua BON WuBadufetts
bat $25O,OOO gum 3mede Der 8ertbeioi9.
un9 oes Soafens BON 8pftDn bepilltqt.
Seem hte.

Cir Spbn 8arrctp, Elm Mann Der feit
80 Sabren in Dem en9lifhen Morine sri,
nilterium biente, bat foI9enbe 9iite, ais biz
tpabrIheinlihfte Der fdmmtlihen Gee,
mddte Der grbe publisirt:
@n9 $50 Qintenlhife, SO Sire:
9atten, So Dampffriegsfhtffe.
Sranfreih h - 49 Qinien1hiffe, &C
Sre9atten> 81 Dampffrte96lbife
STU 8 lano-5O QinienIhife, Is Tres
gatten, 8 Dampffrte9sidife.
Ser. Staate n-15 9tnienfhife,
35 Sresatten Sdaluppen, &c &c.
Oampffrte9sfhif,
@sppten-l2 etutenihife, 7Bres
satten, I Dampffrie9sid,if.
Snrfe lis einieni1ife, IS Treeat.
ten, 8 Dampffrtegs1hiffe.
0cllan o-8 9intenibiffe, IA Sre9ats
ten, 4 Dampffrieesfd,ife.
. an arf-6 Qinienfhife.
9 hm en-1O. etnienldife, 8 Sire
9atten, 2 Dampffrte9sfhife.
Span n--s einienihiffe, 4 Sreaat:
ten.
Neapet--2 greeotten> 1 Daupfs
triesslhiff.
Sar6tnte n-6 gresatten 2 Dampf
frte9eNhiffe.
pier5u tcmmen nod, bic foleenoen &a.
nonterbote: -- 6ollano lO4, Ddnemart
81: Sd)tpeoen 242 unb 5 8cmbarbterb6:
te, Hcrpe9en IS uno 2 8ombaroierb6te
Die Ser. Staaten, ha6en eiu Shiff Don
btsber nldt 9etpObnltder @rDBe, BON 5000
Sonnen 9ebaut, oas 9r0Bte Sdif in Der
Welt. @n9lano aber 1deint es oarauf abs
sulebenl pie slmerifaner itets su ilbertref
fen.--@s baut jest bier 8rie9sihife, jes
oes bon 3lOO 3onnen. ueberbies bat es
berett6 1S Shiffe bon 100 &anpnen, 2
Sdtffe bon 4lO &ancnen, bret bon 1O4
&anonen, ems bon 90 &anouen, sebn bon
"a &anpnen, bier bon SO &anoneu.
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8erfdlfher ertappt.-8or eie
niaen @chen tpurbe ein Neit 9elboerfdls
(der in9ieu Bedford, Maeahuletts, au6s
aebcben. 3pei Doli,ep 8eamte famen
burb einen uerfedten @ingan9 uuperbcft
in Elm 9emad, mo stpep Nadnner eifrts
NIT benz Minsen BON fall ld,en balben Gbas
Iern befhdfti9t tparen> unc rpc Der Booen
NIT benielben lberitreut lag. Seds pers
fonen Tno pertaftet uuo etn9eferfert NOR
ben, uno mani hat beD stpeD Buidet falihe
Miiuse erhalten, nebit @afhtnerten,
StempeI, &c. &C., bic in benz YcliseDamt
binterle9t tpuroen. 9luh hat man etue
siemlide Summe fallder Bansnoten beg
BEN 9efan9enen 9efunoen, bic dlf Ban=
fen in MoBaduletts larten. Die Wan'
gen fnb BON teutfhem SiIber stemlid, gut
nah9emaht. CNea. sloler
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SQnDe( b rid t,
Cincinnati, Qrri( le, Is

0tnctn I, Nrril l9, 1889.
3ufuDr unb QtSan9 allcr 4rtcn ppn QBaarrr,
mar in lictcr Q1pde stcmlid (etbaft. Die prcite
blcibcn lt9 bcpnabe lcih.-&offec: 0ioa nnb .9as
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tcp: 40 bis 40 1>2 Gents, bic Gallpne.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
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