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ODuHSe SAM fpelcllunc, 1t2 ~, SU1
Ganse 3abl Sdapcny 4S7,2I3
@eihmmiberaI lI062, ,566
QSriee pericneu eiu9eidlcBen,
in bcm Sbi9rn, bic taubtumm
ilno, untcr IA SabrCn alt, 1919
Gpn uicrSebn nno inter % 2,O56
llebrr fltnf uno S,panpg, 2,707
Sliroe 98ciee perIcncn rbrn
mttrin9eidIcGeg 5,O24
Berrildte uno pcrtanbeelcfe auf
6fcntid)eu SIolfen, 1929
Gcrrildte nno oerffanocelcIe auf
prirat Soften, 1919
@an,e 2ahl pcn perfcuen tes
idifti9t i'll Miuiren 1898
Sun siferbaL 3,7I7,756
Im Nanecl, 1855
Su Ranufaftrcu m6 Naneef 7yI,545
Sn cer Sd,iffahrt nuo Sandlen,
Sccn uno 6lnecn 33,OG7
Sn 9elebrteu Sid'crn, 65,236
Sdipcn uuo fdrsigc gericucn lit
Tcr9ebcnecm etn9cldjlriIrn
bic taubitumm lGnb, 977
Cie bitno ilne, 1892
Die rrrrilft NIB pcrItanec6lrS
fno auf 6fentlidjCn Setter, 833
Cic uerrildt uuo .pcrlfdnbeelp5
ilno, auf rripat 5fciten, 2,093
GjduSe anSabl bon pcnfcn6reu
fur Rcoclnticne, uno Wiiitdrs
Ctenite, 20,797
Bon llnioerlTtitcn unb GcGIc9icr, I73
8cn Stubenten anf lluiperftds
ten uno Scllc9ien, 1928
Bon stcaccmien uuo @rammatif
Sdlulen, 3,242
Ben Stucenten III glfaecniieu
uno grammatif SdnIen, I64,I59
Ben Slufdugss nuo G'emeincn
Sdulcn, A., ,2og
gcn Sdjller in GemCinen
Sdlulcn, 1876, ,244
Bon Sdnlcr auf Sfentliben Scs
FEM 4Ge,2G4
Bcn meiecu pcrfcuen iibcr 20
Sabre alt, Gle ipeecr lcfen nod
fd,reiten f6unen, 549,69s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01

llu0cfibr $4,000 merth 3het muree am
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serit6rt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01
aufersannfe &fofistiff.

glnsjng ucu Der 9sp0Ifsrnng Der Gidalfn
uub 9erritcrien ber Ger. StaateII, seiaeno
ben alleenieinen @eiamnitbetrag pom jeber
Brfdreibune BON psrfcnen, III etansn.
greie 99eile sDeripnen. = Mdnnli6e
Inter finf Sabre alt, 1,270,79O
Bon fiinf nub inter sehn, I,024,072
BON sebN unb inter fiinbrbn, S79, ,499
Bon fiinfietn unb inter lpanSig, 756,022
Bcn ,,pausig uno inter breiei1 1892, ,440
Bon oreiBig uno inter piersig, S66, ,43l
Bon piersig nuo unter flinfiig, 53G,56S
Bon finfsig nno mnter fcd)ssig, 3l4,505
Bon fed,ssig uHo untet fIebsnio 1926
Bon llebens9 Hub unter adltsig, S0,05l
Bon ad,tsi9 unb inter usunsiG 21,679
Gen neun;i9 une nnter Elm hunoert, 2,507
Bon Gin burpert uno anf,pdrte, 476
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01

*GtauSc 9Insabl rrn Terirnen auf S3ricaes
fdiffeu in Der Der. Snaten Seemat,t, am
1ltcu Suni 1910, 6,I00, irclches eine G'rs
fammtteoHlfernn9 Der 8er. Staaten, pcn
I7,06S, $3.50 perfoncn mad,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01

lie Sieine Sdluslfia unb Sueouehans
" 9iie0eItaba @cmpaaneI" hat Spfrph
Tagrn, Gil als itrsn sifI9aifiru ang lleat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01
@anSe 3dh[ minnliClte

0uH5V sun WuTNIIWe II24bI4US
IBeib bfi dc.
Inter Srbn Sabre alt, 40
Bon sehn uno inter "a, 390,075
Ncn pier nno slplnsi9 unb inter SO, 239,7S7
Tcu fed,s uno erciei9 une inter 55, 1890
ScH fIlnf imo fliuf,ig uno unter 100, 1862
Bon cin kuuorrt Hub aufpdrte, $50
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01
@anse 3ahl meitlid,e,

@un;e 3ahI freie fartige pcrfrnclL 396,245
Observation-Disclosures.
Inter sebn Sabre aft, 422,599
Bon sehn nno unter "a, 39I, ,13I
@cn pier uno Swaniig uub inter SO, 235,373
Ben fets uno creieig uno inter 55, 145,264
Bon fllnf uno filufSi9 unb inter 100, s., ,2S3
Bon ein bunecrt uno anfrdrt6, 753
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01
9anse 3abl minrIid,e,
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Inter filnf Sabre aft, 1,203,349
Bon fllnf tno inter schu, 9S6,92l
Bon sebn uro inter fluhebn, S36,5SS
Bon fiinfehn uno inter Slpau;iA 1872, ,i69
8cn Spansig uno inter breieig, 1,253,395
Bon ereieia uno inter picSig, 779,0S7
Bon riersig uno inter ftn5ig, 502,i43
Bon filnfiig uiS inter fedsSiG 304,Sl0
Bon frdeii9 uno ltnter ftebcnSig, 1899
Ben iIetenji9 nuo inter ad,tsig, S0,562
Qlcn ad,tjig une inter neunitgb 23,964
Ben ncrnSi9 uno untcr ein hEncert 3l5
GnnSe 3nbl meitti'e, 6,939,S42
9anse 3abl freie wciee 95erfrnen, 1I,Is9 10S
8reie farbigc Derlrnrn.-Oldunlite
Inter Sbu Sabre aIt, 56,323
grn sehn ano inter bier unb swnn;ig 52,799
8ou bier uuo S,ran,ig uue inter 36, S5,3OS
8pn frhs uno creieig nno inter So, 2S,259
2Srn fnnf uno fTnhignno nnter 100, 13,493
Bon Gin bunbert nno duflpdrts, 296
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-01
@ause 3abl minnlihe,
SO eibli d, G.

Inter scbn Sabre alt $1,000
@cn Sshn uno inter pier unb ;mdniig. 56,562
Gon pier unb Spar;i9 unb inter 36, 4J673
@cn frdS uno creieiq unb unter 55, 3O,3S5
8rn fiinf une filnBi9 unb inter 100, 1928
Bon Elm buneert uno aufpdrts, 36l
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MtscrlldnrouS.
From HE Southern Cabinet
ADVENTURE OF A RANGER.

ADVENTURE OF A RANGER.
Wedo not know that we can fill few pages
more proftably, than by relating an adventure
of our friend and neighbor, Mr.. Thomas Hlg-
gins. as we have heard ii from his own mouth.
He resides within few miles of Nandalia, and
receivcsa pension from the United States for
his services. The following statement may be
relied upon for Mr.. Higgins is a man OF strict
veracity, his companions have .corroborated ms
narrative, and his wounds afford ample proof OF
his courage and suiierings.
Tom Higgins, as he is usually called is ma
tive OF Kentucky and is one Of the best exam
pies extant of the genuine lakewood sman. Du.
ring the last war. at the age of 10, he enlisted
in the Rangers" corps of mounted men rails
ed expressly for the protection of the Western
frontiers. On the 30th of August, 1914, he
was one of a party Of twelve men, under the
command of Lieutenant Journey, who were
posted at Hill station, small stockade about
eight miles south Of the present village OF Green
vile. and something more than twenty miles
from Nandaia These towns were not then 10
existence, and the surrounding country was one
vast wilderness During the day last mention
cd. Indian signs" were about half mile from
the station, and at night savages were seen
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FARM FOR SALE.

FINIIE Subscriber offers for sale his farm at Belts
/ vie Prince Georges county, Md, Consisting OF
ACRES Il l. situated on the Baltimore and Wash.
iag,on railroad, at The Betsve depot twelve miles
tan halt hou, ridr) from the latter place, and there
tire convenient 10 ths'markct 1t consists of wood
land meadow, and upland, tho latter capable of produ
eng aud IS bearing excellent crops of com ant
tobacco and the meadow in good seasons, producing
80 TO 10 tons of hay. The farm is well supplied will
water, and has upon II house and barn. The rail
road divides the meadow from the upland.
VIII sell also my stock upon IT, consisting Of horses
cattle, Berkshire hogs, &c
THOMAS ALLEN
WAsHINGroN, July 81 1871
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a al -. q 4.

posTscRpr---Another dreadful misery
While you are collecting news from dozen or
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CABINETS OF MINERALS Just received by
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put up by professional mineralogst-two Cabinets,
OF -, the other of ~ specimens of minerals
Salts, Earthly Salts Earthly Stones, Combus,ibes, and
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ERENCH INSTRUCTION-M Piotr Kowa-
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UNITED STATES LOAN.

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September 81, lSil
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Department,
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yJ-EBSTER'S OCTAVE DICTIONARY new
w edition isil This day received for sale by :
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rNHE OXFORD DRAWING BOOK, just i'm
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~ OETHE'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
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Also, Sir F.. l.. BULWERS CRITICAL AND
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A NIMAL MAGNETIsM-Just published, and

A NIMAL MAGNETlSM-Jus published, and
I \ this day receivedlor sale by +. TAYLOR
Facts in Mesmerism, with reasons for n dispassion-
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Dwlghts History OF Connecticut, from It's fist settle
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HAND BOOK OF CARVING with - en-
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Session 1871 AZ.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday the LIST
i Of November and be continued, under the FOL
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Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
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Chemistry, by Robert Hare, Nj. ID.
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Anatomy, by William f. Horner, M ID.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M d.
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Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by w. w. Ger
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Avs OFIIIE u, S. in relation to the Navy
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DOTOMAC BRlDGE-The subscriber will re-
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the supply Of no 700 feet of pine timber, the growth
Of Virginia Maryland, l2I 900 feet TO be delivered
this fall. The dimensions Of the timber will vary
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particular bills of which will be furnished the con
tractor be of the best quality hewn sawed
square, and delivered al the bridge, at such places
in It's vicinity the Engineer may direct, and be sub
Ject TO his inspection
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