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would have expired IN 1915. The competitors OF
Mr.. 3 for the office were the Hon Lenuel II. Ar
mold and Elisha Potter, Esq son of the gentleman
Of that name who died a few years since, and who
was a man OF great influence in the State MIR.
Sprague was elected by fraction of the wings and
a majority Of the democratic votes combined, and
under such circumstances goes to Washington
fettered, and free to pursue independent course
He will not be found leagued with those who
for heading tho Captain and the friends of Mr.
Tyler in Rhode Island are therefore gratified that
he has been the successful candidate. Mr.. Sprague
is u gentleman of great wealth and influence, n
manufacturer, and has filled successfully the Offices
of Speaker of the popular branch Of our Legisla-
ture, of representative in Congress, end Governor
Of the State. His political information should rem
der his accession to the Senate, at this time, par
cuarly gratifying to the friends Of domestic indus
try
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Harrisburxh.
Correspondence Of the Herald

HARREBuRGH, Feb. 7, 1872.
The Bank BW-44ntimasondyy-R Resumption Resola.
tions-COl RoumJort's Report-Freshet, Sc.
The Bank Bill which has been slowly progressing
In the House passed second reading to-day, having
been so amended as to make it anything but what is
desired, and to render its passage extremely doubt
ful. will come up on final reading tomorrow,
and when sent to the Senate will be again reme-
delled, perhaps its character entirely changed The
"Great Unclaimed" father of that illegitmate child
yclept An,i-Masonary, is endeavnring to mako him.
self as troublesome to the dominant party as posi-
ble II was expected that the An,-Masonc influ-
ence would be brought to bear in favor of resump.
ton, but it no, supposed that they would have
the hardihood and daring eff ontery, to proclaim
that they supported such measure, because it
would prove curse to the people. Such, how
ever has been the case.
much ebate in the Senate, have at last been agreed
TO, but the committee on banks will not make re-
port u alter the present bill passes the House when
that bill will be reported with such amendments as
they may think expedient to make.
AS you are fond OF literary curiosi;es herewith
send you report made 10 our legislature, by the
gallant and daring Col. Roumfort of Philadelphia
county, on the subject OF dry dock in that city
Lhisis one OF the literary prodiges of the day =
Whea It was read to the legislature they were per
vinclng, so lucid and so plain, that many Of the
members really imagined that the Colonel had il in
his power 10 speak the dock into existence. Such
struggling Of ideas for utterance-such Pickering
OF lights such mastery production!
The weather still continues changeable, wet, and
sprng-like. Within the past few days the rains have
swollen the Susquehanhanna, until this morning ii
was Is feet above low water mark. H.
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New York Lancet No. vi,

new y DIX Aoncet NO. VIZ
The number of this popular medical Journal, publish
ed last Saturday, coHtains:-
LEcTusE on Tic Douloureux,b by Professor MoTr.
Remarkable of Disease Of the Spinal Marrow, by
Professor REVERE.
REVIEWS Of NJ. NJ. DAGGER and FLANpIs's recent work
on the modes of detecting Arsenical Poisoning.
Professor PAIyrs Materia Medica.
DR.. CoxE of Philadelphia, a new kind of lax.
Professor DuSoLIsoS's Practice Of Medicine and
number Of other recent medical public atoms.
REPORTS of the Crosby street Clngue-Pennsy lvania
Hospital-Interesting by DR.. A. C. Posr Of New
York-Dr. WHEELER of Providence, on O new remedy
for worms-Cure for Crooked Noses, by DErrrENBAex-
Dr. JULES GuERs Of Paris Curvertures of the Spine
HuBERr MARC, of London, on wounds received in dis
secting Together with the Annual Report of the In
spectors of charitable institutions in the First Senatorial
District Of this State and variety of professional intel
hgence
The Lancet is the cheapest and best medical Journal in
this country places within the reach of every prac
htoner throughout the Union, the means of keeping
pace with the progress Of his profession 1t will in time
eradicate qusckery, by circulating sound practical
deal information throughout the community.
Price So per annum, paid in advancc-sMge copies 81
cents The back numbers supplied. Office 81 Ann
street, New York.
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Correspondence Of the Herald.
STEAMER Nav HAvES,(
Raw Feb = Ili2

lCoresponderce OF the HeraId
STEAMER NEw HAvES,(
NARRAeASsEr BAY, Feb. 8, lSi2.
Rhode Island Senator Coming Right at last.
DEAR SIR
You have mapiully sustained the President while
assaied on every side by pretended Polhicalfrends
and open foes; and il is, therefore, most gratifying
to one highly estimating, as do the conscientious
and fearless course pursued by JoHy Tyler, to be
able to give you the cheering intelligence that a
Senator has been elected in the place Of Mr. Dixon,
who will give to all the measures Of the Executive
that support to which they may be Justly emit
tied.
On Saturday last, the Hon. VIM. spRAcuE, OF
Warwick, was chosen on the third ballet, Sena-
tor in Congress, to fill the vacancy oceasionsd by
the death Of the late Mr.. Dixon, whose term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-10

DrArH or GRoeAx.-The last Utica Observer
saws that Col Grogau, the celebrated patriot whose
seizure in Vermont, and imprisonnen. N Mon .
plaiu on the 7th uk.
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ON rHE CURE OF srRICTIJKE--It !, most unfr,-

IN THE CURE OF SrRICTURE--It is most uncs-,
nyte in this complaint that many p,L,ons have st;
that cng as the urins in torabs strcAm,ts
cannot be structure But this far fro strici,i
and often does exist for months, and wit, q
prodscng any striking change 10 this rerpect When ni
ture At that degree Of scnsby 10 uJs
the 10 serIous sady indeed. The object eigl
REMARKS however u to prevent this state and 70 attackuu
time when 10 easily and perfectly removed But there
other circumstances besides the by which
srcture may he known least strongly suspected and
though these there which
and easily judged Of and these sail be mentioned
here.
The first Of these relates TO time. 10 we'll
known that structures arise from long continued and badly
kreated 0onorda Now, this disease contnues
many weeks ssEe,sy u IN ne Early ptnea .ay q e
bpasted noerums OF the day TAKEN re Just ana pro
per ground TO suspect a structure.
The remarksbeitn the effect structure hss
upon The mind and spiiis This fact thai may es mo
not complain Of hs Ioes Of mental
ne capable Of business formerly Inc
little volume noticed another column OF this pager ana 70
which the der referred not only fr knowledge Of THIS
dse asc every other connected with THIS suslett
DIR RALPH further begs 70 add that he may ee consa.eo
reasonably A. his residence No ~ Greenwich street. any
hour should any be in doubt a TO the ersence Of the
disease especially after pensiug his little Volume he will,
,ber he hsy, or Let only be remembered that he
ally has not all tue medicine in the world alone.
will ever cure u o,-
NrOTICk-The eau.,ns issge -
- ,Srshsss any articles either in the saddery and coachs
ness and particularly the following articles -
Webbing. thread bits stirrurs. bells,
Pa'cut leather. X eio'n. bows, lamps, knobs.
Lacss, tacks robes, buckeis. hinges, aries.
Springs, castings. se. JNo. :. SUMMERS,
iAsaw9~' y" ",'~-'t-
yITHE Nl-S1o i-lv,Dg f.v.. sny l.A.,
w New Orleans, for sale BY
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J ON Els :
BOOKKEEPING.

DUBLISHED aud for sale At s3 Broad"sI The design OF
this work 10 substitute knowedye for the common ambi
rules Of debt credit which to be made
when brought the Of practice This treatise will
found 10 afford the clear compeh eusion OF the
principles which the accounts OF single and double
entry are arranged and that by far the most mpor
prnepes have hitherto remained hidden ia
duced In In Hand adop ed in Of tn. esding
demic this oouary, where 1t originated has
k.eu cordially approved by large number OF the best
count sns respectable merchants IN this city and
committee appointed by tie American Institute
eIamine il Pnce 81 SO.
given by the author hitherto in Bookkeep
ing duties Of the desk privately If desired
pcss who require il will cheeifuy former
pupils. who are Book keeper: -
I'm ant.
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The attendance In the Third House, or Lob
by, has fallen off amazingly since the caucus At
least one half Of the members have had or taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-10

TEXAS DEPREDAToRs AND TEXAS SaUApRoN-
The Natchitochez Herald states on the authority
Of the Agent, that some armed Texans have cross.
ed Red River and killed two Indians, a man and
woman others made their escape, but their pro-
COMPANY Of sixty or seventy armed Texans scour.
ed the country between the Osachita and hed
Rivers, and committed depredations upon inc
houses of the Chickasaws. The Texan squadron
arrived at Sisal early in January This TACT we
learn from letter dated at Merida, Jan. 7th, which
has been politely handed us for peru,ai. Com.
Moore was at Merida at that date, consulting with
the authorities. The writers op,n'sn 10 TINS
given, we shall probably have fighting with Mexico
either by sea or land, or BOTH before forty days.
The same letter says the people will not agree to
the terms Of the reunion with Mexico Netc Or
leans Bulletin, Jan y
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PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC COURSE, No H.
- For the cure of Cp, Gonorrh9a elects snd all other
urethrAl discharges, old dtinct
Of medicines with qsistes 10 guarau-
teed to enecta permanent Gu every hous expo
further expense Dr. Jordans spec
6c course No sspeca ~ designed f the permanent
Veneres disease all ts stages and apted to
dicate the disorder without of those lamensbe results
which follow the use Of the many dangerous mineral COM
ofmedcnes with washes and all rceuses and warranted
companied BY Dr. Jordas private ease Of pages called
the Monitor, wherein the patient has full drecon with
description Of the nature sympoHs
oseovet dseaes TO which ad ded useful hints mportsnt
advice aud much valuable intern aton whereby al the d
culties of self tire atme Mt removed
The price ofhe Monitor alone 10 $50 One dollar re-
mted postpaid, will ts reception Dr. Jor5an
chc ably adapted for residents the
Try, being complete. compact and efficient
Sold for the proprstor only at Drug Store 50 MARION
doors below Prin end block Of Broadway The
dowghts visible from the Of Broome
Centre M-.let: 70 I'm.
TYR. BELLS celebrated Gtrmsnic Fills sa, speedy aud
- valuable remedy for Gonorrh9 Cleo, Seminal Weakness
and chi chic Diseases Of the Kidneys baddtr kc This
valuable article medicine has stood the
extensive private pract long Of and
now with confidence offered to the public standing remedy
for the Of those delicate which require remedy
that will at arrest the disease without hndrapce
happen from the Djudc that very
~ mitigate the prsmary symptoms establish chronic
from of the complaint. which at last undermnss the
and destroys the Of the victim For sale by JAS
ID. NOWILL sole proprietor, Hall of Pharmacy, Btwery
N, Y.
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DR.. PROVOST
MUSIC.

A PIANIST would respectfully inform Nhe public. thai
n he vii play AZ private parties the panofore all the
celebrated eotlons and wstzss Enquire at Ne 10 Walker
savet. jaolm'
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AURORA BoRE ALIs.--There was, on Sunday
evening, a beautiful "Aurora Borealis." The soft
light lay along the northern horizon with trembling
richness, set of with double beauty, by long,
thin b ack cloud, whose darkness was made visible
by light beyond. Every body said it would be cold
The next day there was warm rain, and the next
day clear sky. blue as the best Of city milk, and
about as cold, when II has been frozen
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SAD AFFAIR IN BosroN.-We learn thata shock
ing and painful case Of accidental drowning occur
red at Craigie's Bridge in Boston on Monday night
A young woman, with an infant child IN her aims.
fell through broken place in the bridge, and both
were drowned before assistance could be render
ed.
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VITHE Nl-S1o s~c-s .o. sn.v .fv
sa EKCOLLiNs Co. 50 South II.
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Correspondence Of the HERALD
BUFFALO, January rs, 1872.
Bankrupt La,c in Bu6alo-E6sct Of the Ne,cs from
Washington Fashions Trade.
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MUSIC AT 3 CENTS A PAGE, RETAIL.
O. GEsL AIN Music Publisher and Dealer, takes this
has removed from Broadway No street only
enc dor r Broadway and has reduced his music TO he
very low price Of cents he would the time
INFORM The public that his
ported but 10 the and printed plates a
Inc mu.s Of any so,s in hs city and any
termed and the n,pey refunded The public are resps "
invited TO call and examine for Themselves.
n9lm* g. GEsT ;,r<c>,f.t
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SAu6Ls AM Han. r. 50 MAkUrALlUaf No ga
Brcsoway corner Of Park Place, NJ Y-(stWre De NJ
AXE aethod TO retsn thanks to hin friends and the ~
NC Tor e hberai he his line
beEs to md them thar he s continues at hs old stand
where he saddles OF ev~rv des.
uoo reduced Prices viz wsNy hve per team or
merry lie also leave that he received
beet shato Loadon made Saddles, with bars which
ne can Sen very low for cash.
-. ARTICLES manufactured BY him warranted be o. the
oess mp.tfsi aud superior workmsni hip
"a .horses carsfahy measured and fitted by himself
DIV; iAi LoH'o pALsAu Law r.hw UnI y7o Bowery
Co,,, ssma true and rennpe article Veude,s Of the
Sst anj are now cautioned sgast uson
Lnn tha nsnu OF the proprietor, by selling my other
nIar. AZ ms establishment, and The pubic who
nee In this article which for years has NOT
nae and her they expect relief from its
e a,so 10 give no heed to ems cosng IRON
se me person no says he wi the ID ncal in
no aaus the article at 375 Bowey In 1888 wheuit
nst nv ented, was only ou teen years of are
81. Wy engaged IN Lottery Office The an eyed certf,
neen NJ comment with the public 10 saw III
hereby certify that the certificate IN the Jersey fit Al
vers. OF the 25th January iss relative III. Basam L.
Ver"oVt was wholly uniutnori M
New York, Feb. 3 1872. ' "o"e'y'
lcerfhy that the advertisement which appea-d in Oh. lar
sy City Advertiser, referring to respecting Dr. Tsyinr;s
basam LNerwort used without AUTHORITY from M.
JAMES PNrkN[Y
49,, n, =, Corner Bowery and Fifth streets.
Be careful to buy only SIS Bow between 9Th and 9Th
seIeees.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
JaDrsarl9 l5.-
. Bebiuauuoen. e oe II

Dteie 3eitnn9 ipiro jeben W1ittmcd aui
rtlieui 9rc6elt SnpersGcDal Scgen, NIT gau;
neurn SdIriften, berauS9c3eben.
Der Sublcrirttcns .preis 1T II e 3 a,
Ter oes Sabre, in 30 besabGung.
Sun Sal eies uidt sefdIiebt 70 ,perben Gin
3boIGr une filnf uno ;pau;js Geut5 an9e,
red,nct
5eein Subltribeut fpirb fir ipenigrr aIs 6
Wecnate an9enCmmen, uno fetner fam bic
3eitang aufgeten, bis ale RiididntC barauf
abtesdbIt fno.
@efdnntnadungen rpeld,e Gin 8iered duss
itad,en, iperbeu breimaI fir einrn GhaIcr eills
geriidt, uub fir jebe fernere Ginrlduug filnf
nnb StpanSig @ents. - @r6Bere nah gcrs
bdItniB.
Dteientae tpelde bic 3eitung init ber pcif
cter eem pc(treiter erbaIten, mhlIeu ietblt
caflir bVSableu.
9Ile Sricfe an bic SerauS9eber miifien
20 4 FIRE | eihsefanct perben, font lperrcn
fle nidt dnf9encmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
S1eue GobtnefmolGeret.

Der lluterIhricbene bebient fJdl oteier @es
leoenheit Ieinen Sreunoen uno benz publtfum
bic 9Iu,ei9e ;u nladleu, bae or in Stegersuiae,
9eorb,QSbsitboI Iauufdip, cine neue @abt'
netmaherei ansefausen bat, aIlpc er tulner
gum Serfauf anf Soanb talten pcer auf Ses
ltelIun9en perferti9en piro:
Seitbcarbs, Scfas, SefretarS, Sii.
berItbrGnfe, Glide, Settlaoen Get
ties, StdnoS, flrs allies mas In feitt
Sad einI6ld9t.
Sbige 9lrtifcl weroen nah ben iieneiten
Waultern, aus ben beifeH Materidlien, bnrd
quite slrbsiter, peldes ihn III ben Stano fest
fir jeSen slrtifel gut gu itebeu, uite gu btlli'
gen YreiIen perferti9ct.
Or brfft eurd) billige Drsife unb pitnftliehe
groienuns Iciner @jeidpdfte einen 2beil Der
@uulf bes publfum5 &c erhalten, fpcfur ct
fId, ieberseii cnntbar beipeiien ipirc.
rSanles Gic9er.
Sifatrsritle, Sept, Z, 1912, na--5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
500 Qelol,lllllta

iptro oemjenigen ansebotcn, Der ben Dieb per'
haftet peIdJcr IN Der norlrtten Dirnltag
Nad)t IN od6 QSohnhaus bes Sorn Seniamiit
SelIer IN greenuitif 1dunfdip, 8erfS 60.
enbrad) nno mir 500 in Sifbcr barans
ltabl Wan oermIitbet bds e6 Gin Dentfd,sr
leL ietnes cdnomerf Elm Sd)ubmader. Dcrs
elbe it un9efdbr % Sahrcn aft, bat r6tblidp
tes caar, uno an Der red)tcn S9dno cinei Ycrs
frippelten flcinen Singer. @r trug einen
Brads9lcd une finen Strcbbut. Sbiee 8es
lcbnung piro bemjrni9en nusbe;oblt Der ben
Dieb uerbnftet, 70 baB bad 8eIo mieeer ere
baIten rcerben faun.
WlolID @(tf.
Oct 5. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
GuenDarD ltnp Sie9er,

SautplSb6nbler in Sie9er6nillG
bebieneu fdl tiefer @elc9enteit itrcn Srcun'
oru 70 rpie bem 9eebrten publifum ilberbaupt
an,useiaeu, ta6 fe bcitdnbi9 eiueu 8crratb
pom bsifen Saubcl; nuf joano balten, tpels
dies fIr Su ben ujeeri9iten preilcn eut'peeer
fir bqerc6 @elb pocr i'm 9IuStauId fir ale
slrten 9anec6proSufte obsufeben 9eIcnnen
Tno.--Str Stcf beteht aus 8ol9eneem:
8eiBs uno @elbpeint SoarpS, allen
9trten Scdntlin9S, Sparren, BAL
fen atIen Sorten S6tnbeln, lno
iiberboupt allen Sprten Sretter uno
Saubols.
sic lacen oas publifum ein bel ibnen ans
,uruftn unb fir itdb felbft ;u urtbei!en.
Sie fno oarfbar fir bic bisher 9enceene
Suncfhaft, uno bcffcn burd, bilIi9e 91reiie
uno piinftlid,e Seoienung, I'D, fernerbin els
ren 3beil Ger @unlt ces pubIifums SnSuils
d)ern.
9laron @ilenharo,
Glias Sie9er.
Sept. Z, 1912. no BIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
QBtcbtt9 fir Gerber.
Oct g..

@oburns patent 9eoer HolIer.
Diefe WrrtbUOlIe 9Irbeitserfparence Was
ihine rpuroe ourdl ,crn Yeter euopis, un'
weit 9larntaun errid,tet Redte Gn6 audi
bon Sdcob RoIer bel 2rcrIerstdun unb Sas
cob SodrBcI unc SCbn in SbersSaucona ges
fault woreen.
@erber fInc ein9eIaoen eisicIbe in 9lueens
ffsin jll nrbmen unb fir I'D, felbft su urtbCis
len. Dirjeni9en Die 0led,tc 81 crbalteu ipiins
fd]en, f6nnen bic 8ccingungeu bet Benjamin
euopig III 9llIentnun erfabren.
Sapio 8elurif, 9t9ent.
T. 8.-GauntD Redts rperben su billigen
Seoinoun9en perfnuft.
Wt. SOP, 9aneaiter Co., Suli 6. *-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
Oefeutli .6e 9Senpu.

Gamifaqs ben 29ten Sctcber, um IL llbr
gRinoas, SoQeu ant SauIe ees llnterfdlriebe'
nrnnin SlosgGbeitbaG Gaunfdip, fOlJenee
slrtiM auf 6ffentli1er 8encu perfdnft tper'
cen, ndmlid,
3rpei 8ranntepeiu'S SeIcl, 80 Stdneer unb
G6eer, cine Subigo coer 6IefnrsWuhle, Elm
fIeiuer Wa9en, Sd,ubfarren, cine 9lnsabI
Badaetnen nub nod nnccre @erdthe.
Die Becin9ungsn am 8erfaufeta9e uni
s9Infrpartung BON
Socnrp Gtrauf, fen,
IL, 1912. il1--3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
81 drtGf

wirS btermit se9eben bae Der llnterfdrietes
tie ale scminiltrator Der Stuterldfenfdaft
ces perifortenen 9 aph a n @enner,
leetbtu bon Der Stact AlIentdnu, ged1d Go.
angsifsllt trcrbeu it. slne etejeui9eH odher
pelde nod rehtmdIfae 9lufcrberun9eu anbes
laste SHtnterlafenIdIaft hater. tper6en erfudbt
eieleIte einsubrinselL ulic ale Cfejeuigen bic
nod, earan fdulcig ftib, fperoen erind3t fos
balb aIs m6alidb nbju6e5dbIen.
8eor9e Wenner, 9lbm'er.
Sept. 2S. 1912. nq-Sns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
9larori Gilenbaro,
Glias Sie9er.
no Bin
ClSirD perlonat.

Gin @ebhlfe BON nuscfibr Is pber 16 Sab'
re !, Ypirc lcgsid, in einem 2rcdencnsg9da'
rem Stcbr in biefer Staot perlau9t. Geriels
be (ollte bic eu9liidie II. bcutfdle Sprade ipres
den t6nneu, uno lp'nigitens cine mittelnidi'
Ioc enalifde Grsisbnn9 sNicBen baben. @an
ntelbr I'D, in biefer Drllferet dIIpo manlcas
ltihere etfihrt.
Set. 5. 1912, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
Der Yoftretter.
81 q Cb rtb t

ipub hermit 9e9eben cas bic ilnterfhriebe'
nen ols 9lominiitratcren Der Sointerfafens
ffaftceS Yeriforbeuen SHenrD 8 ffmdr,
leetbiu BON ytCrbs9Bbeitbau Iaunid)ip, 9e'
dd @aurtD an9elfellt poroen fInc. 9llIe otes
jenigen baber ipeldle nod an beiastc S,inters
laTcnIhaft fd,ulpi9 Gnc, rercen hieronrd,
erludyt 70 balS ais m69lih auSurufen uno abs
lubcsablen, unb alle biejeni9en, Die nod redt'
mdsi9e Scrberungen baben beIieben tbre
9iednun9cn audi einSubrin9en.
Saoib Scfmdn sfS,r.r
@eor9e Sau5n1an w
Sept z, 1912. nq--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
cSnbtan Qur9aftpe,

coer eSnotan vegetable gillen.
Diefe beriibmte W1eoiSiu tpiro uuter Der
9lufIIdt ees Biaidm Dri9bt, 8ieesprefIcent
BON benz "Tpres9lmerifauti6en @eIunobeifss
@ollegium," perfertigt, uuo fca fclgeHce
&rantbeiten unfehIbar beiIen
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