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THEATRE, HOLIDAY STREET.-Mrs. Fitzwil
hams made her first appearance this season, on Mon
day evening, to fashionable audience, and as this
evening will be the last of her engagement, we would
advise the theatregoing portion of the community to
avail themselves of this opportunity to enjoy rich
treat by visiting Old Holiday street House tonight.
The part which Mrs. Fitzwilliams sustains in the
piece for this evening, as will be seen by reference
to the advertisement in another column) is very at
tracve and her well known abilities in her line of
acting, cannot fail to draw crowded house. Mr. j.
WaHack, Jr. a favorite, also sustains one of the
leading characters of the piece.
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WANTED.-Several competent persons to act as
agents for this paper None need apply unless 'ney
are well recommended.
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waNTED-FTTY BOYS to sell the Tippeca-
noe Text Book and Pilot Apply at this ofiice' NO.
IL, Water street
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The election for Mayor and Councilman OF Column
h,s Ohio was held on the 18th inst, and resulted IN
tbe entire success of the Wing ticket by majority
of 314
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The LADIES CoMPANToN.-A monthly Magazine,
published by W. w. Snowden, New York. Terms
SO per annur We are indebted to the politeness of
the agent for the four first numbers of the 18th vol
of this beautiful periodical and take great pleasure
in commencing it to the especial attention of our fair
readers The February number is particularly in
teresting as it abounds with delightful matter both
of prose and poetry, all which is original, and from
some of the finest writers country can boast Of
The work is Edited by two ladies and two gentle
men, all we'll known in the literary world; and is EN-
bellished with engravings, Music, Embroidery, and
the quarterly fashions.
Nr Nathaniel Hickman, Baltimore street, is the
agent for this city.
THE SoUTH-Iti is pleasant in looking over our ex-
change papers, to see many names once familiar
to US, raIlying in support of Gen. Harrison Our
letters from Georgia, Alabama and North Carolina
speak with condolences and if we form an opinion by
the character and numbers who are brought out at
the preliminary meetings, may well hope that
these states will all be opposed to the reelection OF
MIR. Van Buren,, although it would be more than we
have anticipated.
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Governor Porter has appointed Joseph B. Anthony,
of Lycoming, to be Judge of the court, created
to settle the claims the estates of Nicholson and
Baynton.
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

SIXTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB
The members Of this Club and the Wings of the
ward generally, will bear in mind that an adj
ourned meeting will be held THIS (Wednes-
day. EVENING" at 10 o'clock, at Hugo's Ho-
tel formerly Tarrs cabinet ware room, North
Gay street, near the Shot Tower. ap %
TIPPECANO CLUB, No. 9,-Will meet ar
the American Coffee House on THURSDAY
EVENING, Both inst, at half past o'clock.
apo JOHN w. WOODS, Rec. Sec'y.
HARRISON AND REF ORM.-IOih Ward.
A meeting of the Wings of the 10Th Ward will
be held at Mrs. Temperley's, on Wednesday
evening, at half past o'clock. Every Wing OF
portance will be laid before he meeting. Sew
eral addresses will be delivered by distinguished
friends of the cause ape
ALL PERSONS IN THE CITY indebted to the Eali-
Post and Transcript, requested to make imme
diate payment to the authorized collector. Ac-
counts not settled by the 18th proximo, will be
placed in the hands of magistrate for collection.
Subscribers in the country will please remit the
amount of their subscriptions by mail, addressed
to GEO. w. WHEELWRIGHT,
ap IS sc Trustee for the Mortgages.
NOTICE.-The ladies attached TO the First
Baptist Church, intend holding sale of useful
and fancy articles in the Saloon of the Law
Buildings, commencing on Tuesday Evening.
the 9Th day of May, at 7 1-2 o'clock, and con-
tinue all day Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
following. The proceeds to be applied to the
enlargement of the Sabbath School room, which
has become necessary on account of the large
addition to the school during the past winter.
ape
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PARTY NANES.--There is much in a name,
and to be appropriate, it should convey a def
mite idea of the character of the party to which it is
attached The administration have assumed TO
be the Democratic party, and as the opposition
have rallied under the Wing banner, many OF them
have gradually conce led the name, whilst they have
denied the identity of their principles.
Democracy, is government ofthe people, and ma
NY are disposed to rally under the democratic banner
because they expect there to find the reest exercise
of the popular will. Although names are important,
they do not change the nature of things and mon
archst is no less monarchst, because, to court pop
ular favor, he may have assumed the name of demo-
crat Parties should bear names having reference to
their measures and principles When we apply this
principle TO the administration, we find name so
appropriate as DeStrqtctireS. They wage a war up
on credit, public and private they have arrested I'M
movements by the Federal well the State Gov
ernments they have reduced the value of property,
and of wages; they have paralyzed industry; they
have DESTROYED commerce; they have impoverished
the country The name therefore, is the most APP
proprate one 1t is a name that will speak home to
every one. 1t is name that will keep the ruinous
measures of this administration constantly before the
ewes of the people. 1t will come home into every
family in their diminished comforts; in their sym
pathies and necessities. 1t will accusem the labor
ing man-the hungry and the naked, to look to
CHANGE of rulers for change of measures.
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The Pennsylvania Inquirer of yesterday morning,
states that arrangements have been made to tow ve
sells and boats laden with produce, from Delaware
city to Philadelphia. This produce will come
through the Tide water Canal, and be conveyed
through the canal from the Chesapeake city to Della
ware city
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INDIAN TREATIES.

There is nothing which could place the Wing can
didate in Il more advantageous contrast with the
present and past administrations, than the treaties
made by them with the Indians General Harrison
has held more Indian treaties, and distinguished their
title tomore lands than any other individual in the
country He knew tic wants OF the Indians, and his
treaties were made in good faith to them and to the
United States Possessing the unlimited confidence
of his own government and of the Indians he repre-
scented both, and prevented prirate speculation
He could have a1Hassed untold wealth, but has
suspcion breathed whisper against his integrity
Examine his treaties, and it will be found that his
stipuIations opened no door for fraud-invied in
Justice to the Indians.
Now mari, the difference. The present condition
NJ the country is charged TO speculation. Who are
tbe speculatc-s? Who made treaties, and framed
them as to create fraudulent speculations' Major
Eaton and General Coffee made a treaty with the
Choctayy nation of Indians. Dancing Rabbit Creek,
on the 9th September, $780, in which the following
donations of land were made:
To Greenwood LAHORE, Nutackachie and
ETushulatubbee, four sections each, being 1850
David Fulsom, four sections, 1850
TToJ Garland Colonel Robert Cole Tuppa-
nahomer, John Pitchlynn, Charles juan,
.Jehokebetubbe, Enychahobia, Ofehona,2
sections each, lV,Z4O
10 each of certain heads of fhmilies, not
exceeding forty in number, enc section 1900
each, 10 zo,oOO
10 th o.nei onsrter sections each, 800, $50
To 400 others one half section each, l2o'UUO
To $50, one quarter section each, oo,OUO
70 Pierre juan, Peter Pitchlynn, Israel
'Fulsom, LOUIS LAHORE, Benjamin james,
Joel H. Nail G. w. Harkins, Jack Pitch
lynn, Hopoyn Jahubbe, Onor Kubbe, Ben
ian Yates and wife each two sections, 1850
To James L. Mcdonnell, Robert Jones, NO
ali Wall. James Campbell, G. Nelson,
Vaughn Brashears, r. Harris, Little Lea
der, s. Foster, ]. Vaughn, L. Durans,
Samuel Long, T. Magagha, Thomas 4
verge. Giles Thompson, Thomas Garland,
Rom noso one and half section each, 1850
Also. one section each to Middleton Mackey,
Wesley Tram, Chocklehomo, Moses Eos
ster, P. w. Wall, Charles Scott, Molly
Nail, Susan Colbert, Samuel Garland,
Silas Fisher, D. McCurtain, Oaklahomas,
Polly Fillenrthey, Silas Pitchlynn, and
Thomas Pitchlynn, James Madison, and
G gCSr' Sa ond To oI ponIyl 1850
And TO Willis Harkin, James B. Hamilton,
William Juzen, Tobias LAHORE, 10. Doke,
Jacob Fulsom, I. Hayes, Samuel Worces-
ter, George Hunter, William Train, Rob
ert Nail, and Alexander Mckee, one half
To 4 ChoctaIy women and their children, 1850 |
To other heads of families. $4,000 |
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orieer iperoen mn6. nisfes iff nidts ale
cine natiirlite Soiee itnb obeleib bel
Nueen bapen fur bas 8ctH niebt 10 aan,
flar eesnadt ,pernen fam, 10 mu6 oiefs
Maasresel oenneb sut fein, oean fie III
LA gum Bortbeil bsSMortin San 8uren
uno feinsr geamten. Wan ftbmaet Dem
Sotfe frsilib Dor, oab a[lps i'm @erbalt
ni6 falIen miifTe uno baB, penn aub oel
Nrbeltslobn n,n pieleS eerinser ipiiroe fc
.,pdree eaourb fein eieentlibcr unter.
1hieo entifeben, fpcil aaes anoere in Dem.
ielben 8erbdttnife berunterfommen mdI
ie. Oifies 1T inoeien tbeils eGnSlid,
.unpabr, theils Der eeaenpdrtigen Gage
Der Sin9e ourbaus nibt angemefTen uaS
oebbalb nibt nur BON fciaem 0usen, ,fon
bern nuB notNpenoioer @eile oen Drud
uno Die gsotb Der arteitenoen GtaFe no,iy
um piele6 permebren. 2le au5ldnoi
itben Seoiirfuifie mdiTen i'm grele Die
1elben bleiben, pGbreno oaes anoere, sll
boben grelfen ein9efouft, nur lanafau
fdlien fam.
2(uc Saoritrie ale gautcn uno 6fTent.
ltben unternebmun8en muiien tbeile
9an5litb aufboren, tbeil5 auf uicte Sabre
unterbro6en ceer mar tbetlmeife fortse-
lset neroen. l1no mas oas ftblim,nite
bel Der 9onsen SaGoe 1T, iepar Sbaler, Der
9el6uioet miro, permebrt li,b in eben Dem
SerbdltaiiIe, wle Nllcs anoere iib per,
minoert. 0enn eS bebarf feiner Grfldr
run9, Dap bel einsm Seroienfte Don sebn
Sbalern bif @phe, fnnf piel leitbter te,
ioblt perben fonnen, ais wenn nur ii nf
Gbaler Die Wode peroent peroen.
Dlcies fiao nur eini9e Soleen oiefer
unbcil 'ibnaneern Siu, bic pclitiftben
Uol9en fno mob unoliictieliser fit Siele6
eano, osnn tie fGhren oeraesnme95 gum
Oelprtisn,n5 uao Dem 8rabe oer grei-
Dcit.
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Die funaen l66t man nun an iie, nne tie
iiuo eelpSbnlib nidt 81 persaetiib felbis
au belfen. ob fie pitlecmuen ieiea poer
uibt, ,unb taiTsn iitbs gut fhmsden. Spll
Die Gau eefdttsrt peroen. 70 entfsrnt
man bic Suneen, uno binoet lie bann Toe,
natbber Fam naan lie rpieorf in Seifeln
legen apie 5upor, uno Die Sunsen suldiien.
Son Belt ;u 2eit mag man ibr sie Sun
gen nabe an ben Nuiit brineen, um su
feben, Oh fie notb ciniee Gei8uae ssist.
ibnea Sbaoen su t5un, ODER niebt. 8enn
fie feline 0eisune bicrsu seist, fam man
ibr ben Maulforb einmal abncbnen, 70
lanss bic Sunsen bti ibr iinp, uno ipenn
iie feinc euif sum 8eiiien su crfennen
eibt, mag man annebmen, oab lie aub
tosaebuRben ibnen nittt5 mebr tbue. gle
muB ieoob niebt loseebanoeR rperoen, 70,
laaee man nitbt aus allendnssi9en ibhcl,
fen Fam, oaB in ibrcr gsabe Die Serfeln
fiber iino. 0isb mag ctpa 2 Gage oau-
ern, ee,p6bulitb nibt ldneer, bis iie alien
gHiebtcn aesen ibre Snnsen nobfomrnt.
Dieic Metbeoe erforoert alleroin8s eli,
niees Nufpahsn uuo ahtianlfeit, alisin
Die GrbaItuno zines bibiden Murff5
BON Berselu 1T Elm binldn9liber Griab
oafdr,
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SeratlesnnS oes 2lrbeits- gobns.

gtnl 9cnnsrifa9 ser adt Sascn fhritt Ger
Ssnat ron pennfplpanisn sur @r,pd9un9 Der
8erbeitrunssn bss (oaufes, bttrefTenb bic Sia
p.b @clan,sia @itnbabn. Sic Srass mar IL
Der Sssrabitsan9 bss qrhnss Der 4uflsbsr.
S9r. pIumer unteriflists ben 8efhlub,weilr
,pie ct iaSts, Die prsile Der Arbeit une prps
sufts nsers uns neeh am Ginfen feien.
59r. psnrOfs fa9ts, oisfs gsrabfseuns Der
prsiie fir 9trbsit unc NSrorufts rdrsn Sclsen
Der Maasrsaefn unisrsr Ssaticual.Arminis
lfraticn. Gber eseasiiros elm gGedelel Statt
fneen, nnc penn Der ioerr BON Wsifmcreano
bic 3sit Der Seerabrsuns auf Gin Sabr bsffin,
men molle, plirbe CT fur bic Abanberuns finn
men, bsnn nlbesm Ole 3sit Ger jskt @spalts
babsnesn ab9slaufen wars whrpsn mir b6s
bern eebn mls bsiers prsils Daben.
SQr. p. iaats, bic ScerabFsuns ssS ecbnss
uno Der Yrsife mSae an9ebsn psnn iis 9leid<
mdfiig sn9etidbtet niroe; absr IN Sstreff hsS
anfaufs, ausldneibsr Artifel iueae es nidt
mebt an9sben.
sr. plun,sr, iis ftnnen cbnc siefslben fein.
er. psnrois 9laubte, eae weeer Die VanfrR
ipd, Die 6anbmerfsr rreer 1rbeter rpili9 ,pds
wn oIne sbss, &affes, 3ufsr une pel ancere
artifsl ;u isn, bic in nnisrm sanes bic ndtDis
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10 @smds elmer Nfte Der Gjsnsrals llEsmblp

% gemdb einer Nfte Der Generals Nlemblr
9snsbm0t esn iotsn OsdrS 1s40,iit Die Stab
Meaping in visr wares eesr watkGifrift,
gstbeit, unp bic QSablsn fnosn sabsr in 5u'
funft an fclssnpsn Ndssn ifatt:
Sur Die Nerbcif 9Sarp, oper psnjsnigen
2bsl Der Gtabt bitlieb BON pcr Slpre 6tsn
Stralt eis sum YbIasetpbia Surnpsif, an
rsm 8afbaaie pcn 8 bn U asr.
SIR sie Nevewsfsmarb reer esnsni9sn
Sbsil Ger @tart meiFlb pan Der Norp 6tsn
Straiie bis jur ptnnifraiR, an benz emitbauls
non s sbn2. &eiffbneipsr.
SIR bic Shomsifs Waro sbsr eenjeni9sn
Sbsl ptr 9tabt, psitlieb BON. ter Sus 6tsn
SraiIe Bis sur psnnifralIr an Dem @aifs
bauis pen Gecrs 8ernant.
Sir bie SaooFs9Gars ebsr ssnjsn9sn Shell
Der Staet tFlib ron Der 9us 6ten StralTs
bis ;ur prnnirraiIs, an bsm @aRbauie uru
lDi 4 a IN Napr.
gsiff jceob bisrbs 9sfaet, hab bies nur ais
cine 2beilun0 Der GtaSt &saejns ssltcn fol-
fur bic ,ioaltuns DER wnblsl DE Operation
ptS SbulSeisBe6 &c. in aaen anosrn 8daeniif
oie Gtant nur, mic friber, aus ;mel WareS
bslfebene 81 tstrabtsu.
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Eipssannoc, fir feine 1reue uno militds
Frifben Galsnte, Die CT i'm Gtisse fir iein
Baterlano seiote, 6fTentlicb seSollt.
Serncr be,pies fib @cneral 6arrilon
als Menfdenfreuno in Dem @efeeeeben.
ben &orpers unferes Staates. Gr iiimms
te nen,lieb fdrein 8eies, oas alle eieienis
|9eu, welsbe fir fleine 8erbreban ins Ges
fan9nib uerurtbeilt, 70 Su perduoern, Dap
man ben @erbretber an iroeno einenWanu
peronsen ielle, Der fib perhiaoet Die
Straffpifsn 8u besablen, uno wenn bieie
ab8etra9en lino, foil berfeni9e. melber 70
ueroin9t lpersen 1T, frei iein. Daourb
wuroen nid)t nut Dem Staate 9rolIe 60
ten srlpart ionoern CT tpdroe nocb babel
oeipinnen. llno meieber MenIb splroe
albt lteber fir einen aneern arbeitsn um
ieln besanaenes 8erbreben i'm 8reien su
builen, ais labretons in elnem ounpfen
8srfer bel 2Sailer uub Broo fein 9eben
iu oeriplrfea llno pieoerum mar nit
0en olten @eleeen cine forpsrliehe Strafe
oerbuaoen, 70 oaB allie Die, Die flsincre
&erbrccben l0utoio eefunosn miroe, ,nipt
nur nit Gefan8nlB, fonoern au1 nit
@eilcln 8epelticbt purpen. Geeen oieiee
barbariibe, uno 9ons Dem 1renfblgtbsn
Gefuble Suwlserlanfenoe 8eiee itimtnte
oer meni1enfreunolibc B. s.. 6arriIpn.
. ie fer 9anoluneen me9en, miro CT
BON ielnen 8esnern oeribeien. lie sOer'
fen ibm Dor, ct bdtte peihe Wsnld)en 3u
Sflopen MAIDEN MAIDEN peilen. gSe ab-
sel1macft, pie 70 gang abluro fine Sisfe
Sorplrfe. Sic itno es, Die oen braoen
rleliii9en eanomann oen 6anetperter uno
Den rebli0en Gaelobner fubena au Sfla
pen Su mo0en; lle iino es, Die Die 9roien
Olcbe NIT Dem @slee oe5 2anees, wofdr
oa6 Solf bart arbeiten map, gum Sen.
fer laufen laifen, ODER ibnen, spe9en ibrer
llntreue. notp Nemter 9eben. 28enn oa
Die Nussn nisbt eecfaet msrosn, uno in
oer Natonol Staatoperpaltune feline
Nenoerun9 por9ebt, 10 lperoen ole Irmen
nob 6rmer uno Die 8eiben maiten iilb
an oeren Sett. G6 1T Oaber zines ieoen
rebtlitben ManneS Sbulcisfeit iib an
Den Wann an5uibliehen Dem lrodere
uno bieoere prelioenteu 3utrauen fbene
ten, Die Qrmee se9en Die Seinoe oes 8a-
tertanoeS 5u fiibren. eabt Die Sonbu.
ren SIatter fbreien lpie lie immer nur
woQen,ocnn lte ia9en Die @abrbeit nibt.
9Seitl. Msrfur.
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GT Diejeni9sn rnierer 8rsunbs mstde ei-
lten jur Samnluns srn lintsrfbreibern fir
.plsle 5sitln9 in jeanpsn babsHy fine btflibf
srinhtt uns in Der berannabsneen @curt;eit
ele auf teniclben befineliben Vanlsn sntrrss
btr islbff 81 brin9en ODER Sisisibsn pomo9lid)
eurfb GeIcasnbeit su lbsrisnpen, pamit mir in
Stanb 0siset wsrosn mo9en unIsrs nsuen Sun
ben punftlitb ;u bsbienen.
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Staratter5llac hcS @encral gGiQian
SNcnrn Sarrtlpu.

Der Stano, Sen. Sc. s.. Soarri1on Den
ocrlclbc unter Dem Solfe ibprbaurt e,n,
nlmmt, 1T unifreiti8 elmer Der b6biten
9esenpdrti9er 3eit. Die 9uten giaen
lbafteL lpelben Den alten uno oebtbaren
Wlana 6ieren fino 9e8enwdrtis unter Dem
Solfe, fpctbes nod aitbt 70 nett berob,
8eInufen 1T, ais oaB c5 oiefelben pereen=
men follte, febr lebboft eefbitoert, uno Die
@el1isbte 9ibt oeutlihen Sepes pie bob
@eneral gS. $. 6arrifon aeobtet ift.
llebera1 uno BON ollen Seiten ber, er.
ma6t oas 8otf uno iiebt oen @ertb Die
les WianneS inner mebr Elm. 2Denn
man duf bic Geldibte oes Generals ei.
nen Sli9 suirft, uuo nit Nufmerflamfeit
left uno barber nabocnft, 70 1T e5 ni(bt
anoers mo9lib, ols man nus Jpn a6ten,
ebren nno lieben. Sbon in Der friibe.
lten Sueeno nuroe oieler Wann nit bo-
ben Gbrenifetlen befleioet, CT genob oo6
3utrauen ocr fruberen grelioenten !; BON
leInen unter0eoroneten ipuroe ct oeliebt,
8eabtet uno 9eebrt uno Dem Selfe i'm
Welten mar er Elm ScIbIeer uno tubtie
9cr Staat6nann. Gr mar i'm &rieae Der
Grite, uno i'm Genatt uno cen @eeeoe
bun9en oe5 IeritorD Snoiana uno Staa
tee Sbo elmer Der ausBe5eitbaetiten Mdn.
ner er lparoe ais auiTrroroentllcber Sc
iancte nab Guo: Qmcrlfa eeIanot, no
er lib plrtlib ais Elm patrlot uno tluaer
Staatsmann ausmies, ipelcbes allies nit
9uten Sere!ien na1aepieien lperoen
fam uno 9elebeben ioa. SIN ercfen
Natbe Der Nation behrebte er lid, ais Der
9els9at oee norpmeitllDen 2erltorp, nit
allem @ifer fir oas @obl ieiner Gonftl
tueuten 5u lor9en {; oamals benirfte er
nit unbesw'nslltper Stanobaftiefeit. Die
Abdnoerun9 oes 8sfses, neltbes iib
auf Die Gon9reB ednoereien uno oen Ser.
fauf oetielten heice, 70 DAP oiefelben, an
lfott in 9roilen Gbeilen. iaae 1000 1eeer,
IN tlelilern AbtDellun9en pertauft Der'
Den fol!en, oa:nit uibt nur Der mittlere
Maun, ionoern out Der Qrme ittb cine
Oelmafb an6ueaufen i'm Stanoe 1T. Gr
pertbeloiote 8sneral Sadlon5 Gbre i'm
Bon9reb, oae eilies militdrifben Ser,
9ebenS lpe8en ansefldot mar. &urs er
banoelte INNER als Mann Der Grunofdt,
ie 3u ebren weiB. uno iparuM leB Der
eonsreb cine aolbsne Weoaiue prasen
um ben Gen. 8. .. Darriiou ;a beebs
rem etipa neil er cine atte 8rau, poer els
ne feiee Memme. ODER Dobl gar Elm llns
terroasbelo fcin foa, rpie Die feiten Ban
Bureu Sldtter Dem 8olfa slauben ma
den mollen; nsin, oeipib niebt. DiefeI
abtun9 nnree Dem sraetern ,peloeu eonl
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gssaoins, ssn 81. Wsdrs. 1910.

HSie Sr9utlnaen tautencer pon 9Seibsr unb
Sinner hie asrsttst pon esn gfalpisrmetErn
barbarlider 2Sllsen, unb bon ben mob nlsbr
barbariiben prcftor, ruben auf Sarrifen
unb fslner Grapsn Nrmee. ."-Simpn Gdlneis
cers Srtihaft an Ole e'sfes9sbung am 10.
Gecember 1913.
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Gin Ssle9at an Der 9an Surn eonpentis
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-03-31
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-03-31

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