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o. NOTICE.

Il - ordered, that ali Executors and Admin s.
- traitors APPOINTED b. this Coun. Who have no,
seu'ed 'hslt accounts witon one rear. present lhe
same sta Court Of Probate 10 b. holden Al the
state Heose In Newport, on the .hrd MONDAY IN
FEB. next, Tor settlemeut-And that this ao,icc !,
published IN ~ the Newspaper Of this town
Ungfss.
B. o. HOWLAsD, Pro5ats Clsr!
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Late and Important from Florida.

The latest news from Florida. hold. outaf,i,
prospect Of the termination of bes,ili,ias .
leuef' Hen an officer in the army, communca.
'eu 10 the Charleston Patriot. states that from
% 10 ~ warriors had come in at the different
posts and surrendered themselves. Among
'nem are few Mickasurkies, the brayest of all
'he Indians. These surrenders look like con.
eer'' as they all took place 1t the different posts.
""hIn ionr days OF each stiler. On Christina,
day. The white flag was again flying at all the
posts On the goth. however. amaurading In
dian party killed an army tsamster near Pla,ka.
The surrender Of these Indians is attribnted
TO the exertions Of the Arkansas DELEGATION.
1t is also stated that Lieut.. Sherwood was
shot while proceeding few days since from
N'F'oopy TO another por. A lady in company
was wounded. as were -four sr five OF The escort
MAYOR Founteroy. while on scout on the
2Oih ulr. captured Indians about seven miles
from Tampa.
The 81. Augustine Herald of The 3ls Of D..
eenber say', that Col. Harvey, with ninety men.
had taken new course into the EVERGLADES. !
gong IN at the Miami, in boats and coming
ont at Cape Sable. thus discovering water
communication across the Southern parts of
lhe PENINSULA. In the course OF his expedition
he surprised camp Of forty Indians, took so or
40 prisoners and it is said, hung Ten ofNe rcar.
'iorS, and reserved ono TO take him 10 Sam
Jones camp. Chekika, who headed the par,v
-o'e'ng Indian Key. was among the number. \,
Great reJoicings tosk place at ST. Augustine \
N the receipt Of this news, particularly on ar.
0nni oi the summary execution of the ten war.
iors. The market Vas illuminated in The even.
ng' the big gun brought out the band of RIM. I
&c played and the people shouted for ioy. :
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NOTICE.

EDROfosALS wllibe ieceiveda al the office ofth
tohnissafJ nenefal of Purchases in Phi
aaepha, TO furnish the following. materials ard n,
heies Tor The United States Army, for The year IsIl
VIZ: 100 'S''
Blue cloth 6 Ia wide. dyed in indigo and !, N,
Wool '""'so anu W 'h
Sky Blue Twilld Cloth. 6 II wide
unbleaehed Cotton Shirung, l wid.
FLANNEL OF Cotton and Wooi, wide
canton FLANNEL wide,
snnlsaehed s.nSaSI Cotton Drilling, and wide
Beacied 40 w,de
Uniform Caps for Dragons, Artillery and Infantry
urompons for Artillery and Infantry
Halr 7 lumes for Dr1goous
Bsnds and Tussels do.
hlsnlletles for Artillery and Infantry
Worsed Sashes, (crnson and yellow.)
shoulder Straps for Arnlery aud Infantry
do (brass) Dngemls
Ipanetesr n. c. Staff ArtiIIery aud Infantry
Forage Caps. "'''
Laced Bootees rairs
Woclen Half Stockings.
Leather Stocks
Blankets, g feet lous, 5 wide, weight s1bs.
weight 4 lbs - ''' "''''-
aud Infantry, '''''c''
FEELING Axes.
Halchets.
Worstcd binding and Cord orall kinds.
Wall Tents aud Flies.
Hospital Tents,
Nihe qnany and number of these articles IN b.
determined heieaiter)
CASKS aud Coopcrage for one year fiom A,,il
nest F''
SaddescompleIc, for Dragons
Brides aud MarliugacS
Spurs sud
Leul,r ilaers
Tie whole are To be OF domestic manufactured
nsleflaS. Patterns Of all the required Wooll,ns
'hh Cotton Cloths and ARTICLES are deposited IN the
Jomnssary Generals Olhoe IN this CITY for ,xnn,
nation. Samples Of any Of the Wec!on and Co,
on Cloths VIII he sent Ia any manufacturers on an
lcaton TO tins office, by mail aud such nlorm,i,n,
'en as may be desired, The Bootres are Ia h. nr
ighi sizes andthe GNpS Of tour sizes. The size,
nd' proportions of sIzes wl DO stated in the con.
rdcls ?,
oh the samples and patterns exhibited the con.
acts wlll be founded and inspections nlade and
article viii he received that Is interior m the mn,
mai or workmanship 10, or that docs not corras
ond ~ every respect with, the pattern on which ,
contract IL ioonded
The supplies Dre 10 bc delivered ni tho United y
ia'e' A'sena near Philadelphia for inspection in e
lnnl monthly portions aud Ihe conlract, nr, 10 be
hined n'' or heior" the Is, day oiJuly ISaO
The proposals nu-l be IN wr,Ins sealed aud en-.
1Iscd " Pro?osals, ahd must reach the office u, Ii
e tomnsSary General Of Purchases on or before
e 18th day OF Januny, loil Security will h.
quncd 10, the iulilmcnt oi contracts.
Con,mlssary Generals Office
Philada., Dec II, isi0
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MAaiI.ERG.

Arr at Mystic, Sd inst ship Blackstone. Baker.
JndIan cean via ST Helena, with 1900 bbls oil
600 sp)
Arr a, New Bedford, 9Th inst, ship Nile. Stall
Pacific, 1000 sp.
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Late and Important from Europe.

BY several arrivals at New York from Eu
rope, London papers Of the 18th ult and Par
OF the 10Th have been received, containin. in
tei'igence ofthe capture ofihe Island Of Chusan
on the coast of China, BY the British feet, tn,
adjustment of the Eastern question by the snb
mission OF The Pasha Of Egypt To the terms o
the allies; OF another dreadful explosion at ST
Jean dArre. aud Of the defeat OF Dost Mahom
cd by Tie British forces.
ENGLAND.
The Queen had so far recovered as 10 hold
Prvy Council on the 8Ih day of December
and the Royal babe was doln: finely.
Commercial affairs were improving and the
export ofgoods TO America bad greatly increas-
ed
"reat and unusual activity prevails in the
BRUSH dockyards although the pro.pec, of a
continuance OF peace on the continent i.
improved but it is plain iha, England i, pre-
pairIng Tor some anticipated event. The Jour
nal of Commerce suggests that she NAV have
an eye to the adjustment Of our North Eastern
boundary question.
The eminent house Of Fox & Co, wire.
drawers OF Birmingham, stopped paymen, Dee.
oh. Liabilities efl50.O00. Assests believed
10 be sufficient 10 pay ALL About 500 workmen
were thrown out Of employmen, by this failure
IN birmingham alone, and a great number in
Wales.
International RigLt,.-The L. s. Consul at
Sardinia was arrested in Paris for the sum of
1000 francs for which jud cement has been Oh.
tanned, and imprisoned. He applied to the A.
inerican Minister, who through the interyen-
ton OF the Minister Of Foreign Affairs. obtained
has release en- the ground Of being diplomatic
agent and not liable TO arrest for debt.
CHINA.
The news from China 10 up 10 Angus, ith,
and is very important. The city and Island Of
Chusan were captured by the English on The ,
5ih Of July, after short resistance. The .
Chinese Governor vas Killed. The irhabilss,s
mad left the town. but were fast returning.
ihe English troops are stated 10 have corn-
'n''eu great excssses, induced BY iniofIcaIion.
fro's'oas were besor.iDg scarce, asd aiyis.
'oHs we're sa'o 10 prevail la the Euelish Coun-
CHS respecting. the propef mode for neGdins
matters and restoring coincidence Cam, ri. ,
liot - represented as in f.,o, Al co,c,I,,t,,y
measures; ; bot he Is in the ,ni,o,,, Tbs
Chinese were highly u,censed at IN. nroeeed. ,
inss OF the British in taking possession Of the
Island and hosting their fas in the Ou,er,s
The lower classes Of the Chinese w.,s
cited to outrage aud !, was feared they migh, .
purPosely mistake other foreigners Tor IN.
British in their murdeIous Intention.
All foreigners were recommended 10 leave
CAUTION, aud the Hong merchants ~er. scntin. !
10 he city. Governor Lin vas maxim. active :,
preparations Tor bosilllies, aud It vas feared q
the English was insufficient to carry out their
Intended plans The bloeksSs sAsnded al a.
oDs the coast from Macao 10 Nankiu. aud IL :
vas reported that Admiral Elliot intended 10
proceed to near Pekin With part Of his force u
anie.
4hs Singafofe Free Pfsss EA.fs and Post. +
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JUST RECEIVED

q" "e hf"hs orHdnsnt0f Hair Emporium,
I37 THAMES STREET,
q additional supply Of fresh sprigs pf various
"A styles and colors Riagle,s and plain Eriz-
gets; also, childrcn's Nets at the low price Of
Sh,ilns apiece J. REMOSD.
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On board steamboat Boston. on her passage up
the Mississippi from Louisville to ST. Louis. ON
the 18Th ul'.. Mrs. Taey A. Malhewson, wife Of
26 years.
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SHIP IL NEWS.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9Th.
Schr, J. Warren, Of Brewster, Fessender
u days from FIankhn, La. with surar and NJ,
lasseS. for Boston, Sailed in Co with S,br
CHARLES Henry, of BpckSport for Charles,on,
Lei at Franklin, brig Hope Howes. of DspniS
ior Mobile Below F, schr OSeolo az Nov
Haven, bound up.
THURSDAY. Jan. 9TH.
I Sehr's Grecian, Chace. and Oscar. Kelly. bal
OF and from Bosisn for New York
WI, FRIDAY, Jan. s,h.
SATURDAY. Jan. 9th.
harque Nicsolas Brown, Reed, Of and fm Pro,
idence for Mobile.
ldence for North Carolina Sarah Frances. Gibbs
OF and FIN Sandwich with Wood Perfect nj
ScItnaie, Rich. Providence fer T. City, NC .Glok.
Curtis, Of and fm do. for do
SoopS Victory, Heath. fm Providence for New
YORK Meridian. Phman I'm Fall River for de-
Leader, Davis, from Providence.
SAILED Briggs Prince de Joinyille. Hayara
Majestic, and Science, New York - Sch'rs Oscar.
Greclani Richmond. Curreney and Superb Tor
New York J. Warren. for Boston Gen. Cosb
and Rienzi, for Baltimore
SUNDAY, Jan. 10Th
Sch'r Pandora, Of Provineetown. Higgins, from
+. CITY, NC. for this port
@ ''f' r,"Cl 'ook' lIoul llNefton; Cyrenc
summons, Fan River, with Wood Bristol Hath.
away rree'own. do OyStervlle Paine, from DO
S"LED-Sloop Meridian, Pilman, New York.
MONDAY. Jan lhh.
Brig Reporter, Of Richmond Hathorue from
Cuba, via New London for Boston
. Sch'rS Teazer, OF Charleston, from Norfolk for
Boston John Jay, NickeiSon, of and from Prov.
ience for Philadelphia.
ShLED-SAip Lion, Martin. New York.
TUESDAY, Jan Ieth.
s.iLEp-Br. Reporter, aud Schr Teazer, for
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Notice.

, VI Hall request. all who have accounts again $,
MN to present them Immediately for payment. and
requests al whosre indebted u LIin to adjust the
sane by The Isl Of Feb1sry next
Jan. I3 IsIi
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K f NJ OV AL.

ib'oS HALL viii remote FROM the siors
w he no" occupies IN Tbames-st.. 10 his brick
store ia Market squire. on the arst Of April neat
aud wshin. to sell his remaining stock Of goods
before 'hst time offers them now al reduced prce.
4 he public sre invited TO call and purchase
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MUrINY AND MURDEn-The scboop.r Al.
exsndria OF Pensacola. bound from n Orleans
home, took passengers 6 men and mate. shin
ped IN n, Q. TO Jein a vessel at Pensacola. A
ie" days out the men took possession of the
schooner, drove the captain and crew ashore
The captain gained assistance at Pass Christ.
,a"' and sailed Tor his vessel. On reaching it
ne found II grounded, and that the mvrip.ers
had Killed the COCK soon after the captain left
qnareled among themselves murdered three
o' 'heIr own party; hoisted part Of the cargo
from The hold and threw it overheard. They
were secured and were to be transported to
New Orleans as soon as the schooner hoatcd.
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hAiNE'-Josish 5. Little, (whisD Of Port.
'ano' was chosen speaker Of the House of Rep.
resentativss, on the fourth ballot, by "a majority
OF over all others. A correspondent of the
Portland Advertiser says tina, the committee on
the votes for Governor had completed the count.
and that keut has few votes more than Fair.
field snt that the Legislature. ADMIT all the
returns TO be legal, there is no choice by the
people.
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Gle tIlEE.

eth--Bris Prince de JoinvIle, Gardner, Havana
Sehr Currency, Gray, Philadelphia.
9th-Ship Lion Martin, New York.
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NOTICE.
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, REV.
PORT, n. !.
JANUARY 4, 1871.

JANUARY 4, 1871.
u Perso"s calling for them miH pleas
say " odre'tised," as hcy are piaecd in
separate bol.
Arlington Albert Mi.s-pot,o, Sarah
n"'ih Nchoias L. > Seamcn Naval Rem
Argus New port drz,ous
mnfsIhmy John Remington Henry o
nuiu'ch Isaiah Reed Sanford d
Brown Daniel Rider Wp, n
Mrs-Bla.a U, Re-,
na'N"r Elizabeth Riggs Elizabeth II
mlss-Blilry Phebe ROdman Harriet
Cozzens tHpt. Walter l. Roberts Frcelo,e N
ohase Janus M-s-RobinsJn &
Clarke Joseph 6 Sis,on Cant, y B
Nrs-Champlin Martha RSrcven- Jaue.
Clarke Sarah Sicadlnan Thomas
-" Coppin Wl,don snih Samuel
Miss Cook Phebc Ann Smlth Isaac
Cornell kebecca Soulhwi ick William
Day james w Shaw james "
Dhworib John Mr.-S,oot.p
DAVIS Charles u Shaw Susannah
MS-LlIIol William Jr. smith samuel,
ffy william &" Southwick Harriet
Mr.-Flagg Diannah Smith Bri.ey VI
Mss-.l rccbody Rebee. " Smith Sally
can Iss-Sauds Nancy l.
GoyBor William II Jr. salisbury Su.,,
Gardiner Sylvester smith Ei,zabe,b
Green Solomon Z " Saunders Soblul ~
ht'-piennlig e. SnHiy Liza "
Gardiner Dana Taylor John
Hammond Jamss = TompI,tns William
iiefnon WhllamJ IobpkHs Jshu
Nrs-iIaeh Mary rhur,lon Ruth
" Howllnd Ester Ann Tifn Lucinda
'I's-nehdoson MDs-Tew Iisnretta NJ
Holmes Lurana Wilson George q
" liOsley T. 4 Jeanette " eeden Cbsrl..
Henson Betsey Mrs-Wilbnr Maria
] igus. Capt. N Wcedsn Il,z.S
Catharjne Ward Elleu
hln2 Nathan Watson kO4iua
niss- Knowles Belsey T. Wheeler iIaunih
Nln-LawTsDcs Celia Ioso Eben
,iiss-Ll~ton Cath'rine Curs--ysrs Sarah
'iaruh capt Young w illism
Nercii Israel htputrTo,v.
'iancbestel Thomas PecLhan John
Eliza Coygs.hall Samuel /
dehagnuis Catherine peckhan sophis
iorsnd Mary Ann JAMESTOWN
,hsrnian George Wpcden Nelson
'Iimsh IbomasG Maine Ralph u
Iimsn James Weedeb Joseph
Iunan John Congdon Benjamin II
e'sr " Miss-Carponisr Ipcy
ease " IllisiB Istsu
otter GeorgeG 6 Gill Ruth 4
sny Joseph L n. II. CARR T..
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J. G. SHAW.
FOR SALE.

TUX SALE.
lA@SA VERY pleasantly situated and
I;:s:E3 Valuable FARM, LAYING or the east
iiiit;& side Of the island ~ miles from town
-ffesx.se3E& being partly IN MddIclown and porly
10 Portsmouth. containing 1876 Acres Of excellent
Land, Is well fenced with stone wall: has ou il
double TWO story Dwelling House, good wash
room' cheese u milk house, crib and grain house
ana large double barn-all tho buildings are in
good repair also good well ofexceIIen, sofl water
kswise, water grlst mill that will rent for $50
per year. and is in excellent grinding order II has
also large full grown grecning orchard. and
young orchard; both orchards arc in iu bearing of
excellent fruit. The Form will be sold on reason.
I-i - a-- a.
to secure an independence for life viii do weD 10
purchase II is seldom such Farm il Offered IA,
safe Oh tins Island For further information and
terms, apply to ROBINSON POTTTR
Newport, Dec. 3Oth.-,f
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NEW MUSIC
FOR THE PIANO FORTE,
Jusi rsc'frcd from .Nfy York,
A great variety Of Marches Waliz.. Quadrille.,
IN Songs dc., NC, Also n great variety Of saci.d
songs, beautifully arranged Tor the Plana Porte
aud adapted for sabbslh eN enIDg rccr. aliou.
The song of David The song oil joseph
song oi Miriam sung ot Map
sang TO tho Dove song aud March Of tho
He coincth Levine,
Chaiiiy God ia every where
The Infants Prayer
Also gren yarety of HARRISON Marches aud
Wing Sonss..
For sale at the variety store Of
r. STACY JR.
Directly opposite The Post Office.
Nov. 2JtlI.
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" P"so"S calling for them miHpieasc
say odre''iSed," as thcy are piaecd in a
Nm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
2tt6tmng &ablSopfe!

Seine @nti(butbt9ung fir ler6tfen.
Ben alien Ritteln, bic Jcnials crfunOen
wureen sur lSWecrtcrltellun9 uue @rbals
tnn9 bes S9aares, bar fd nld,lS 70 ipirfiam
eripielen, ME 9lit5ertS &dars3onic. @e fehlt
ielten 6ds SOAR Seiuno nno ld6n mleeer
ber3uiteuen. giiele Die Dor Wenaten ncdy
gang fdhl pareu tonnen jest 5cpfe mit nps
pl9em cadr Sei9en.
2bidrift eWe5 Briefs pen Gr.S.S. Std,
pbilao. Wlai l0.IS3S.
Or. Saine-9Scrtber Derr.-eeb flIhle
caB Shnen taum 9enu9 Iagen fam gum
BCrthcIl bon 9llIberts S9aar 2ouic, meobes
bic Sbuen oerfauft miro. Oiein 5oaar mar
ltbon sipei Sabre lang iehr lfarf ausge9anaen,
nno mar fhon Iehr Run ais idl anfng Sbr
Dlittel Su 9ebrauden. Sn un9efahr einer 1Scs
DIE borte eS auf aus3ufapen. SD babe es
1eBt bret WloRate 9ebraudtt, uno babe nun
Toleoer elm 70 poles nuo oide6 JNdar anf nieis
mem 6orf al6 id) mir nur immer wunIden
fam. SD babe cefeS Olittel aud einer
9nsahI meiner Sreunee empfohIen, une Ge
fpreden 9lqe gut paocu. 1Seuu es pilnftlid
au9epeneet iplro babe id gar teinen 3neifel
an einsm guten @rfclg. gtud1 FAM id uedD
binWfn9en, eas l6h, ebe idl oieIss Comic
gebraucbtf, ihon beinahe ale bic ilbri9en
Wutel CUR Sef6roeruu9 oes l,aarpudifes
gebraud)t hattie, pie !: WtacaIfar Del, Sdren
Del, Begetable caar Del, ,e. minpenig coer
gar feinem SlfpIg. 2Idtn9spell rer Shrise,
e. G. Si.6,
C8cn eem @br,p. 6 6. pars, grcciaer Ger
Saphlfen stride Su 0acloen 6Wle, u. s.
Sebr. 1882 Or. .. Sdiue-D DteiH 5oerr.
Ss madlt mir Berguu9en Sie III beHdfrihs
tiJeu, caB bic Sialthe pen 2Iiberfs Sedar
Conc peIdle id) ucn Sbnen leeten Sctober
erbielt, gang ;u meiner 3ufriecenheit grluirft
bat. liein Sodar mar fur elne lange 3eit
febr Dunn. 9llleiu feit sfpei ooer orei Sdhren
fIel ee 70 Itarf aus, oaB mem Sterf benahes
qdui fdhl gelprroen mar, ulo mld uethiafe,
nm es III perceden, nas naar pcn beloen
Seiten oaruber III fdmnen. 9IlIeiu niin,
uadoem idl cine Ilnfde pen 5brem loaar
3onit gebraudht habe, 1T mem paaripud6
neeer 10 uppidh ME jemas. s. 6. pdvE
Ger @brtp. eecnaro 5letder, preciger Ger
8abtilten Jfirdhe III @jreat BalIer, pa. Ger
nebr ceer meiliger fabl mar felt pielen
Sahren, getrauhte Siaihen ren Dem Sodar
3cHic, unc hat iegt einen IdoneH 9Inmudl8
ncn nenem oddr, ilber ben ganzen Iheil bes
Scpfs Der iuocr FART fpar. @r ihrribif.
gRen Soaar mddif iebr fhrn oas periIdere
d, 2ie. e.Sletf9er.
gEeifs@heifer, Ta. MdrS .. 1889.
Ttefe Wleceein lit i'm @ru6en nnO glIriIIru
III baten bet Or. .. Same, @'eneral 9l9ent
30. 20, Suo Ste Graee, phllanelphia, ilub
bel enbpig Shminf, slprlbefer IN 2IHenfaaI,
fur IbaIer Gle SIaldbe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Oefentltc6e 9Senplt.

SamifagS ben 20fteu Wdrb NM 10 llbr
Bcrmitta9s, fca an benz NauIe bes llnters
fdriebenen in SilosWheithaa GounIbip, 2es
ha @dnntD, Dffeutlid perfauft perpen:
Cine Sub, Sdpeiue, 8etten nit Sett,
ldoen, Q Bureaus, Elm @did,ranf, ein Siidlrns
idlranf, ein Sfen NIT 9tobr, % Ydrb6 @6rs
pets, Qifdle unc Stntle, flrpferne uno eilers
ne 6eiiel Srobbauf, Sd,reinergefdirr, ein
3immers Bell, Elm Barrel outer @iiq, @,rnnbs
bceren teim 8ufhel, 3uber uno Stenner, nno
ionit ncd, aIlerlei Soaus' uno Stnd)en9erdtbs
fdoften 81 tpeitlduftia gu meloen.
Die Seoingunaeu fcuen am Gage bes 8ers
Faufs befannt grmad,t unc 9eb6rise 2Iufpar,
tnn9 9eseben percen rcn
Scinri0 SaGer.
@adr,s, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Wdrj3 8,
Oefentliche 93enpn.

Gienifdss ben l6ten Mdrs I'm 10 llbr
Wltttd9s, loa am toanfe ccS llnterleihueten,
in yoros9Sbeitbaa Gaunlcbp, eedba Sauntv,
Dfentlid uerfanft psrcen:
pferoe, Suhe unD anocreS 91inepieb,
Sfpcine, Elm 4 @dulspaeen beinabe ueu,
Elm nener eidulsbuoD, pfiii9e, ggge, pfers
oe9elhirr, Steifpan0e, JSettrn, SNeu9abeln,
WiIffsabeIn, 1ifthe, @fihle, Sfiihenlhrauf
uno icuif nod YielerIei 2lrti6eln Su peiffdufs
ttg III nieloeu.
Gie BeoIH9HH9en iuersen ant Gage tc6
Berfaufs befannf 9emadli, uuo eIufwartuna
Ss9ebeH lperprH, pUl
@oefrieo Neter.
MaF5 3. ila- 2ul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
9ieueS Saus9erdtb
Q6 q are1l { 00Gr.

Ter llnteribriebene bebieut I'D, cieier Gjrs
le9enbeit feinen Sreuneen uno orm publis
fun ilbrrbdupt, an;u,eigen, baB er bas @ds
binefmdfer Geiddft III allen ee6en perIdlies
beneu 3ipescn, in Ger Staot Bethlehem, am
Gfe Der l,dupt mO Srcao Straeen, an benz
9NaBr melder frilber bon Srfepb eeibert uno
Sphn bewrbnt mar, tno ndd,fe Shilre in
orn. 8rarsis @rwinS eeoer Stobr, dn9efdn'
gsn hat nIlpO or INNER Sausgerdth, oon
jeoer 8eneunliug, auf Soano balten, unp anf
SeltclIuu9 perferti9en iuiro.
Sau5sl(nlfreihen unb S6ilbmableret
mirc BON ihnt nuf bic nieblidfe unb bette
geeife, uuo at biiliaen prei6en, periprgt. Gr
Idmeid,eIt I'D, burd, rilnftlide 9bpartuns
lelncr Sielhdfte, einen 3beii Der @unit ees
pnblifunl6 81 erhdltcn.
9ieuben 3. 4ufenba6.
Bethlehem Wdrs3, lS4l, *-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
eynpiait Qrpe(torduf,


qglrb eHipfchlsn aid tir beIIe subereitete me-
bi5iH fiir fuiteu, Grfiffung, 9ius,ehFunos
Gngbruifisfeii, 5feadlhuifen, fd,weres 2lths
men iiHo ale aranfbeiten Der 8r,ilf uuo
ennge.
Diefe Meoijit ipirb bon pielen nnb fsbr
reipeftabeln perfenen recommnnbirt, tpeld,e
ourdI cieleIbe ciirirt muroen. 8ie[e, tpeld,e
lange 3eit inter NnIfen unb Brntfranfbeiteu
l'iien uno ge9aubt baben fie tpdren NIT Der
slus5ebrnng tefallen, tpmrbem in flirser 2eif
9an,lId eurirt uno CUR o6fIi9en @je(nobeit
gebrad)t.
User uadI ben QBertb bieIer W2eoi,in be-
;peltelf, Der lele ben fclgeneen Brief pcn ei>
ner perion, bic fem SntsrefIe in benz 9ers
fanf eerielben bat;
TenYcrE SUM 10. 1898.
Yin Or. Sa9n e.-@ertber Oerr sd,
babe @ebraub 9emad)t BON Sbrem @rpectcz
rant, lopobt perlOnlidL ais aud, in meiner /,
SamIlle, flir bic leBten q Sabre, nit eens
9rOBten giuser. c5n Der Chat, id, betrad,te
niein eeten peridngert ourd, BEN Gjebraud,
oteier iddsbaren NeeiliH, nsbit eem Geqen
Settes, fur oeridlieoene.
Sur ale Safe bon Soulten, Gnt,hneuna
per Sruit eun9e, uro oes Scalies, empfeble
Ib eleie WertSn unbeoenenflid, als bic gefe
Die tcb jem1ls 9ebraud,te. Ilein ernflid,er
9Snnidb 1T oaB 9Inoere Die an llebeln leioen
peran tdl geltten babe, oaoen befreit mers
ben mbdien. weldrs rpie id CLAUDE qefcbes
ben miro, menn fe Shr @rpeeforant aebrdis
den. Is. 6. D. Srpsbn
Or. Sa0ne,-9Sertber nerr.--Hurd, bic
gnaoe @ottes bat Shr Snoian @rpectorant
cine Sseilun9 al mir beiplrtt Dor einem Iebr
elenoen 3uitano. SIN lesten December be-
fam idl einen befti9en 9InfaII ncn @nabrulfias
telt, etne Sranfbeit nit weld)er idb fctjen
olsle Sabre 9epla9t mar. Geiee llebel mar
ncdh be9leitet mif SAei1erfeit, mehem Sale II.
Sungen, neblt einem beIdJwerlicteu Sultcu
nno 9rcsen Sd)padbeit, unb ais id, beinobe
eritldt mar, ipuroe mir cine Tlalde pOn Sbs
rem @rpectcrdnt 9e(didt. 9Infanas oad,te
idl es mare nidbts aIs Guadialberei alein
ais idl fab Sas es 70 febr empfchlen murce
eurdb Or. Gelng, nit weItbem id, febr fpobl
betannt bin, rpuroe ih peranldet es Sn aes
brauden, uno in fpenigeu 3agen mar id,
ocllfcmmen oebelt, ncdI babe idl bis jesteis
nen 9idfalt Der S9rdntbcit 9ebabi Sdl babe
nun cine 10 hcbe Reinung BON Sbrer Meeois
gin, cdB wenn idl Hur eini9e Nlalhen oapcn
hattie, ano feline mebr befcmmen fonnfe, idl
picielben nidDt fur 10 2baler oa5 Stnd qeben
wurce. Sd perblcibe Sie berslidD 9riiBeno,
Sphu Se9er.
Giefe ocrtrcFide @etism ipirb aaein dtht
ccrfert9t BON Or. Satne SO. 90. SUB
3te StrdBe, philadelphia, uno iifFm batem
bel guepi9 Sdmiot, 2lpcthefe in adentauun
prcei9er Der Saptiit7n Stride.
Dr.S e--@ertber osrr.--jd, blbc
fiir ole lesten 3 .Rcnate Sbr Grpecterant
bdnftg III mfiner prariS gebraudt, une fir
ale glufiIle oou @rfdltuua, lauten, @ntsiine
pun9 Der Vungen, 9Ius3ctrnng, @ntbrimlti9s
felt, uuo idlpadlheit Der Sruitilf cs beifimmt
bic bette Weeiiln Die ioh iemals 9straud)te.
9I6tun9sopa Der Sbri9e
81. 9S. QStlliams.