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GREAT AND NOVEL Attraction a

NJ the EIYSINN FIELD~-Frte Concerts dc it a
IN Nu.ari every Monday Wednesday and >aiur ay atc.-
noon, from >. o'clock % 81 o'clock, 90 commence MONDAY
To render The Ni.t these delightful
grounds irresistible. Mr. NcCarty. the lessee 81 the pac",
has the pleasure annougcc - the puhus that BE has c.-
tscted short with Band consisting % ten
OF gh order Of talent. lni led bN Nj r. Nyer
They viii perform seieron ron ur Opera, oi tire most
admired c0up1scr,. with iayortr pyeT;Ures, Cavainas,
Ga0uade. &c. The beauty OF tie surrounding scenery
combined With the excellent music, cannot h 10 Weld
gratifying amusement To u..s wiD may honor hun with
IA -ou,fanv rnl2 2Ni,s
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Royal Garev, Aucio' Ger.
DOCKS IN QCANTlTIES.-Roy

, Gurity viii sell al Auction THIS AtTEhNOoN
aud ~ ENING, commencing nj I O'Clock, ~ the New
YORK Long Room l6J Broadway extensive anil valuable
collection OF school, Classical and Miscellaneous Booh'
embracing many the best editions and in excellent order
Catalogues are ready. II
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CICty VIII hd special meeting tor tonsllulpnsl Mem
bGs only Saturday s May, at O'Clock r. NJ at their
ct biOadwsy and Grand-st, for the purpose ct
elpctng Director 10 fill the place Of Albert House.
sgnel Members who for monthly dues will
havs the goodness 10 prepared To pay the
JAMES COOK, President
Al
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WIN ". Shirley, Auctlonssr
i'E'TInN NnHIEE -rbis nay

4 UCTION NOTICE.--This Day,
n Thursday, Nav lgh At 10 O'Clock the new, ,pa.
Store. No ~ Fu,ontreet Nlssau-ioO yards
Ingram Carpets; also, Brussels. 2l hard. mahogany
Chars Sofa. dressing and other Bur-aus, Desks, Preach
Brd.iesls Ottomaus mahogany and slt frame Looking
asscs dinner, toilet >ets OF China and non stone
Ware Cutlery and plated Ware, hanging Asrals, rl,h
bronze and gilt Girandoles Oh Mante Lamps. a su 81
Chin1 Bed urtan, nearly new. 2i hand Piano Forte,
ep. ,,,a SfoLltrt maker endon.
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THE NEW YORK MuSEUM-lor-

4 meriy kgoVn P,aIe>. y. Broadway. opposite thr
Ciy Hall LAST WEN o. YANKEE HILL. 1t>
Evening. Nav i6 aud every Evening" during the weth-
VI. III. entire Lecture on \ewN ork Loaisrs. NJ
Hariwck Wi sing number ot iayorte Songs Il', >t-
rr,. limitations. g.. Nj Austin Philips. The celebrated
Pianist tn- Comp1>-r. " 10 ,iug variety oi >~us>. Sc
seven Live Al gators arrived boo thc brig Exec from
savannah Ties eNtracrdusry animal, were captured n
the South y port yer. Georgia.
ADMISSION To ALL - CENTS
Performance o commence n half past O'Clock precisely
DAY PERFORMANCE every WEDNESDAY and saturday
Afternoon 90 3 O'Clock.
na, .l1r> aim t.ai n tho evening free. ulVi7
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MARINE JOURNAL.

CLEARED YFsfkkDAf.
Ships Columbus Cole Liverpool, IL Mafsha; noiuo
Mayo lismbnre Ii liavland, Powhatan EndI'' ~
\ kngsland "
Dug> Mary. Bears, Boston, Rlpcrt. Rankin trahhpi =
Me, Br,u Noss. Ancoid. Mcaus Dgnhrk, Neshiit.
Lecd'i ojsnbcrg brig Telegraph Ahiers, Bremen :
Mailer.
Sclirs Eagle. Gran,ham, Jacksonville, Fla Nch'gan'
Perry. X hinon1, United Stttrs, York Jdsmel Nt>Ih
Leeds; Gilbert iiathed, Smith, Phiiad. Ogden, Drnfi
Baker Adams, Petersburg Va TIE, Nckrr>on, Boston,
WOicOti, H. der, Boston, Grcci-n, Chase, Boston.
AKRNED YSsfEkDtY.
shp Gondola, Kenney I'm Liverpool April 4ih. to Silica
l69 passengers.
sap Talbot Sorer, a d> I'm Liverpool. to Goodhue CO
-2D passengers.
Br barb sarah Fletcher IS d. n Liverpool To Glover
McMurfay-l9i passengers
Brig Allied, Mason, - d' I'm Mayagdet Pr 10 Ne>mi'
1 Leeds. 81, 49,
Sowle, Whitney q Co
Br srg Arab, Marshall q Dis in Bdeore Eng. to mss,'
IL passengers
Br brg Ready Rhino, fn Sidney NJ, coal 20 master
br brig Notion, Be,lns 81 ds TIA Bristol Eng, to Hunt
Brock
Schr Peru, Orcn. II ds I'm Orleans, to Taylor.
Scr Intrepid, Iiiton. II d. fan Orleans, 10 master
BELOW ships, brg~
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Theological DisCm..ien.

TheODgcs DiscUs,o- between Rev Mr. Henson tMeii o.
dist and Rev Mr. Ingalls, Universally held at >outhhod
l.. l. IN January, 1872. Price l2t cents.
Also large variety Of InlyeT,as Books, Pamphlets
&c at tie nverSsi Book Establishment, No 10 Fui'o
street. between Nassau and Broadway. ~ a42u
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Spring GOODS. Spring Goods-The

CPRING GOODS, Spring Goods-Ihe
~ undersigned prepared with his usual extensive A.
sorment of Seasonabe Goods orders for Gar
ments liz style which will conpod with any house in the
Trad. a, prices which offer inducements to those pay
ng ready money.
Attention solicited to the style of Paniaoons FURNISHED
this establishment, particular care Is directed 10 us
department with the view Of giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty ~ getting
suited ars assured that superior fit can always be rehfed
French and English Ca,smeres in great variety oil NJ"
patterns Jus. ccc red The assortment OF |s'unc' "heh
rave 50 much through the last Spring aud sum
mer season will be kcPtup.
French and English Cloths of super ard medium quail
lie. for Dres. and Frock Goats Away, on hand.
Fancy dress srtclc. including SIN and s. Scaris, Cra
val, llandkerchic Gloves, Hosiery, Supsn 'ers Shirts
Collars SC. at usual moderate prices.
WI. 7. JENNINGS,
Late ynde L Jennings - BrosSwdy
os ,f American Hotel.
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r EECUES !LEECHES !!-Consta
AND JEWELRY very

"ATCHtS MD IT. w 7. ~ -, .
w iow-The subscriber i seilins az Iese. "a YER,
yoid and .ily.r lever anchor, escap.nrnt epn s Al
Warebe. d diamond Eisgs Pms, Gold Penchs ~ Cold
-.,I lower than al any other place N ur ~ ~.
Waash.> - los a 81 10 ~ coiiars each "a'cHes
Try exchanged o. bought -. ~, ,t. money
XII watcIt, warranted keep good time or uI "
Importer Of waiehe. and Jewelry. wholesale aud r. ~
Wsu Sireet I'd s,AirG
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1 MEXICAN Museum. corner sf Broad
- Wy and Ann ,irecf-P 4 BAR u VI NANCE
~ Orifr Oh acc fac Gre uls crowds VII attend
here fhe Lecture Room hi. been rnN-c' The N,>ivr-
n>sv g. rl Dee cn-I.-sd DIV Eye-9-. sts
the creates; woul,~ r, Gre Vi. NlD~tli, he Comic
Drnier,f. VI - R0l- ite charming Vocalist also Ia p
us Gel, .ts. the beautiful Dancer. Engaged. EXr,
m-nt, 10 Animal Magnetism company oi lud'an Naror
Aim NM. lLr Lnla = rhlArnm MI nrcs III
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josiah Il chardS, Aucuoneer
~ LANGS NIlE ARDS 4, pI ATT

josiah chanis, Aucuoneer.
u BANGS. RICHARDS X PLATT.
store -o Rroadwav
MONDAY EVENING MAY q.
al ~ O'Clock, al the Auction Room.
Books A large variety OF Standard, miscellaneous ass
School Book,
A,o Blank Books Letter PAPER stationery, Sc. gensr
aLy ia gudntue, io sut dealers
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
N14 O'Clock al the Auction Room.
PRIyATE LmRA2Y.-A large collection of Miscellaneous
Books. embracing many valuable works in Theology aud
History, illustrated Books, Magazine Ac Among the cu.
lection subscriber, copy ot Dr. Recess Cycopeda. q
vols B. al hOund BOZ Russia. IN eNcrllrnt condition
FRIDAY EVENING.
Al y O'Clock at the Auction Room.
Law Bo0ks-A valuable private collection OF Books,
ncuing popular Modern Reports, D.est' Trestlses and
Elementary works.
Part. "a ar hereafter
Al PRik ATE SALE.
10 dozen co0red ,kNsr consisting 0i black and
maroon c0lof>. In lots suit Durcla..IS
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AR. BARRY and RUFUS LOCK.

- WOODS COLLEGIATE aap MfStANiiLf
ACADEMY open 81 fll Dr-aiway, ui~isf ap'i. ~
favorat 20 tbcris-ve, and Probable - srch pnp - ~
IL s~a4 ,ra- their cs-s Their vel known -tfrrIrt~
a~t succa.s IN thef several departments Of t'drs ar
Mercante ln.trictoa warrants 'em 10 'af n ma iii
.a ~. meet or Int. ldv=fia eC. % that ~ by or
I'M tie Nv Card containing term. &c my - N'' %
\, to -o-r. or ~ tl- looks1r. u .if. Roe Los as @ u
t4rn>ath-Aprl. 1872 hfl' ..h
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NlnrlScIs


~ a Chrisiian Fathers Present TO his
Family Imporiant aud Interesting work, cmueiIs1'd
with hundred Fine fugra,ings just Published and
Tor sale at No. I22 NaSsau-Street, NrwNorh.
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY or. the Lives and Characters OF
The principal peronages corded in the Sacred SCRIPTURES
practically adapted to the instruction of youth and private
families Together nth Appendix, cunta ning Thirty Dis
seitstUus the EVIDENCES ut Divine Revelation from
Tmpson'> hey the Bible; being complete summary al
Biblical knowledge, carefully condensed and cnnph'd
from Scott, Doddrdge, Gill Patrick. Adam tiake, f""l
Lowh. Horne, Wall. Stove, Kobn.on, and otter eminent
writers the Scriptures embelshcd viii ShNLkAL
HUNDRED ENGRAvINGs oS WOOD, Illustrative OF scripture
Scenes Manners Customs &c. $40.
ROBERT SEARS Publisher.
AGENTS WANTED
u Persons in the country, willing TO act az Agents =" "
receive all the necessary information. by addrc sing thtr
l,ilors 10 the subscriber, as above, POS, pad
j. This beautiful and Interesting WORK cons>tS OF one
argc volume ct about $40 pages printed from new
and elegant bourgeois type the finest paper The price
Fixed at $50 per volume, handsomely bound IA g'
j. liberal discount made to those who purchase X
lie ou,ruty. sal- I'm 1. .
II Printing OF every variety from the largest Post
bills 10 the Htale. Circulars aud Cards, viii be promptly
and Handsomely executed al Tue lowest living prices, ~
JAMES B. VAIN. No e. Barclay, OF GrcenwC g.
,rcet A, b : works hiuseli he afford 10 and viii
do CHEAPER than those who hrC their labor Buslues,
men O. the West side OF tue Cy axe especially invited 10
give linn call. .
j. H. = Will undertake the printing Of Periodical ioi
prompt nav well secured the lowest terms my II eoiu
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PLEASURE GARDEN

hARIEM PIEASl itE GAKDEN.-
Til, splendid Garden. situated on the banks OF The
Harlem River Of the del -htiu spot, IN the ~
entity of New Work. ahoundng n all XMAS OF >hrubbcry,
Pan, aud Fpuer ~ the fines, aud rare,t kinds Poud'
isi with Gold and liver Fish whose sportv@ playful.
The ,u;llce o the add much interest 10 the
scene; while tie rpeutne Walk. shaded By Golden VIII
lows. offer irresistible attractions tor rural rInh.".
An extensive asd elegant Awning ba, been erected and
suitable Grounds have been laid ont Tor Military Compa
MES 10 prsctce Target Firing.
J Gold and Sllvcr - and ElCgge,s OF Flowers TOR
.als AZ Inc Garden Harlem, May, 1872 an jm
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in 1872, with a new Map

vi CHARLES J. FOLSOM Publisher and BoOkSi ~,
- Fulton Pearl street, ~ publish IN Thur
lar morning. 18Th lnsi work entitled Mexico ia
1912. Description OF the Country t natural spd political
features with >Aetch Of it, History, breus.t down 10 me
present year 70 which !. added Account Of I~Ias snh
Yucatan and OF the Santa Fe E1peduon- illustrated rh
. -, 4, -. r.. 4 - ~, niyl8 Js
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HIOTU STORE.-Wilson q. Hunt \
~ Co 46i Pearsreet. corner OF Chatham have no" On
hand aud are daily receiving, large supply OF
CIOTHS CAS>IME \EST1N OS,
and lNMER GOODS
or the most desirable STYLES: together with large a.sot-
,ncrt o Goods suitable for Merchant Taor and ClOt>,
Tor sale in quantities purchasers, cheap for ca or
,,.n,.,.-o.I crnlli mln Inns
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". {. llsggerty, Aucuoneer.
hh JOHN II AGGERIl < SONS.
Store l69 Pearl.sireel
FRIDAY,

Al 10 o'clock. al tie Auction RsoTn.
Leghorn ani French Has. Lrghogu and British Plat
Trimmings Ac.ioo packages the principal part being
oi l,enorn Hats UHd Plating, Of the We'll hnown
ma - iI = triangle \ & sut Il >ex.au..e. nD..
landing from the vessel aud comprising lar.e assortment
stWen> iiai,. double and single Nle and colored bows
infants Hats hpbbn,, women, Ils. 49,, received per
brig T. r,uoria 81 To>caua
To let cheap. tc Store W. - Iue-sireet Also the
Store No. Bufiug >up.
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7 p. CARROLL'S OLD ESTAB-
NErICE Of the London and American

" Patent wsf~r PROBING COmpany-renosed 10 No 90
Furnreet where all orders will be- promptly attended to-
t;armrn. Coi Sc Water Pr0sed By the chemical pro-
paieGfrd in. Company, warranted if"r from
,, To spp.arance ami OF the articles are not
eisn 3D. and the pores o The goods being still OPEN per-
.,.-.,,,..' ,,.ft t~e.fv sscape mlJ In
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Wigs and Scalps.-The la

.
li6 Broadway, Of Lbery-sl up stairs. milo lmis
~ Corporation NOtice.-Public Notice is here by
given that sale OF Property unpaid Taxes VII ake
place public Auction, AT the City Hall of The City OF New
York, Tuesday the 1h day of Jny next at Il O'Clock
noon and be continued from day day until the whole of
said property shall be sold, and that the detailed statement
OF the Taxes and property TO he sold, i published in the
New Era newspaper printed and published m ne ciy OF
NewYork. ALFRED A. SMITH,
Comptrolers Office, April 2GiiI 1872 Comptroller.
alR IlAaliA
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.RITANNI, METAL WARE. Tea and
TALL AND ASTRAL LAMPS.

NERRiTTS PAGE. leo BOSery. have css-
sanity Ian, sx'efsse ss-grtn@n ot Lamps which
they off alvey .ow pres. Also, Dirasio.r' Engsh
Britannia Tea sets, Castor, Cut Gas, Ia m!lI Ina
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOOD

hes drr an uer V
H Kn~rr- gnh TYlo Dr. C.u El
tqI a = " ~ n ii uy
a ofum ueuen a o,oH thea "
% Et
C b most
6 IN b. q ton Il
amsids ieap~
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y IN REN Dollars Re

accommodated with Rooms ami Board al No 10 B nd
street. Also single gentlemen tor breakfast and ''
or ,,- fnlI hoard m,lD w.
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500 REWAkD D.. T. "a. y, Dollars Re Re-
u|r.-u WHO will apgr,lend Henry Farc ala. John Her
mn an FnsI,tuan, arrived per ,hip England sandy s
Instant supposed hc tir country H. from
10 IS v-. n age iert inches hgh. Or ihereaboun t'
ca, 10 both ewes has peculiar 20 h. AT persons are er'
hy c4u'oned against giving crelrncr 10 IL sad ne ~
F~anc, ala. John iIerfin who gsing abou The county
rs money under false pr.iencc,. liz came 70 ne
.r>cr r'- ocr = Nassau ,tr' an gave al ORDER ''f
- men 90 WORK IA iroad 10 PenD>yi'ana "hrn ur
.u,.--i-r procured them tor r from tie plausible 80
count r gave oi himself 10 hr,- rrrn IT, rrc,N we'd ~
from port them -g1Fdnt eo her g0nR 10 rofh
having their passage thers, e Ar represented IL D.
nee ai,,-onied lie ha, obtained money under I'm r
urreure from ~ office n Clntstrert The 'ui>cr'''
trk. bat 10 husl % ,tae that be has retuf'
a. each man blck h T. they prr.ened em'eyts ~
Office Of cent. and yl lGrt.fr give ART Of - r
90. arof~leu,0u al tie AIT fler-v Franc j., ala. John
H.rrn. WV. HhNDtR>DN,' y Na',"o -
p : L. justice 70 he public col1y papers WI p.@,
con- myl' D..
IRA TO LET-COncert Hall. No. iOI
R.oaiway. near waa-r street for Con.. r., -
In la hs. lately undergone thorough frplL. o.
-ov .quai O. any 20 to- C.ry lr tnn- 49, L-,ll' -, 800 -
VI. .i.nt. c So a..0 10 ~ on son ay eF,n-''
..o-sn.p g.. Apply Al tle Hal f'' broau"a5'
yuyUE CHEAPEST HAT SIOkE l.
I TuE WORLD t-CONANf, 80 Grand s"+c' 20
= ~ - - I.,..f -nring frh1r, aa eHcririA .
D. la - O.
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/ s4nA. Commercial Bank Of Buffalo, CONNER, al III
O.Nrgo, I~gs County Bank, Farmers Bank, An.,'rdam.
tuI n Ju.alnc Railroad Money. bought ~ the best
~ GAYA PALMER 81 wsil>t
# uniirr tl.s An &. 60
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DILLIARDS.-Ous Field respectfully
ID ATHS.-Brooklyn Salt Water Warm

Baths, AZ Fultan Ferry open TOT gentlemen and lade.
every dav. from A. VI until OP. VI Also Gold. Warm ani
Tepid Salt Waie shower Baths. Thee Baths are pleas
any situated Fulton Ferry, AMI equally convenient for
New York and Brook ~ lm'
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
&. ". MUIR 4 co.

INVITE The ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS TO THEIR PRE-
ASSORTMENT OF
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-12-13

Der S1ifsbefeblsbaber. "Queroinss!"
ertpieoerte Der &6ni9 uno fab Dem Bor=
i6enoen 9enau in Die 2fusen. giun 70
bin i6 Sobann Maas, ipie ib Dor Sbnen
ifebe, fubr bet &apitdn fort. Ser &6s
mig spar sertibrt uno eritaunt, fiel 1einem
ebemalisen 9errn um Den 9ats unb pers
9ob beibe Sreuoentbrdnen. "Sie finb,"
rief ct: "'nein t5err uno @obltbdter ee=
lpeien; icb bin Sbnen bic sr0bte Danf.
bartlett fbuloi9, oenn i'd bin burb Sic,
spas i'd bin. alles, tpas ieb babe, ffebt
Su Sbren 0ieniten, Sleifb, Srdbte, eans
oesprooufte, olles obne Gelo uno Saui1.
Ser Sdbifsfapitdn fblu9 alles aus, uno
bat I'm nidts, ol6 um bic GrloubniB Ell
nes freien Saul9banoels unb um ferneres
frsunolbaftlibes Sernebmen stpil6en oen
Maba9osforanern uno ieinen sanosleuten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-12-13
Or. g. @b. S6erblin's
q VfutretniapnNp MfIJpu


Sie fthm oer Gtaot 1ew porf felt meb.
ren Sabren, purb ibre porslaliebe GIte, BE-
Der leicenoen Wenfhtsit Elm 70 bobes, wobl,
perblentes Anfebsn erwcrtsn baben. oas ID
nen beute ale anoere 50 / II Ell unb W1ebisi.
nen, bic CUR WieperbrttcIIuna Der @elunbbeit
aebrauht peroen, ,pelt nabtteben, haben aud,
tbre eriheinuna in oielen @taat aemaebt,
uno 3tpar in Sealeieuna peler anaefebsnsr
3euani1e ibrc aussessibnete Seileraftc be'
ttdtiaeno. -
5err 5berolin it ein bon Der parifer
uniperGrat aracuirtsr Dcflor, unb fann
oaber nit ben pielen OuafIalbern unb
Wlartfhrsisrn bic in Oen 3eitunsen ibre II .:
ftrums 70 bod pretIen, tint en leihtsdi,.
biaes sputl,tum 5u betbbreu, fenesDess oers
sli6en iperbsn. Sas werf mub bW Olsis
tter lcben.
Sir oen 0erfauf i'm Grc6en mo Sleinen
1T llnteraeibnetcr ais General Aaeut
fur spennIplpanien anseteQt rporbsn
NIT eem &etbte llnters9lsenten 5u ernennen.
6ir ltnter: :Haenticbaft meloc man ftb oas
ber IN pcrtoreieu GsIuhen, an
O. fap. paaner,
Neapins, penn'a.
@rSleinorrfauf in 8caoins tsi Bittwe
Sarab t11orrie uno bel 5rn. 5tiebter II.
t1IeRniabt- preis elmer Sbaebtel CSor[
nit So piGen 2S Gents.
Neaoln9 ben 20. Sept. tp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-12-13
sSur unterbaltuus uuo Belehrune.
9 did Ialsme c 61el.

SIN Sabre 1648 tpurben BON Qmlferz
oam sspei S6iffe na6 @enua absefertist,
um bon bort aus nab Stfinoien geibift
5u tperoen. Ser Sefeblsbaber oer Sbif=
fe bieb Sobann Waab. Sic erreibten
oas Sor9ebir9e oer 9uten 9oifnun9
sludli6 uno ieselten tpeiter. Nsa6bem
ile aber eini9e Gage 9efabren sparen, tpur=
ben iie BON einem Sturm iiberfallen, Der
iie 5lpans, bel oer Sniel Maoasasfar, in
benz oafen Anton @ilen, bic Inter su
perfen. Sc tpdbrte nibt lan9e, 70 err
fbien cine Meuse 8olfs am llfer, nit
Soeen unb pfeiIen bepafnet. Oen Sol
ldnoern lbien oies feine CUTE &orbeoeu=
tun9 uno iie fin9en an gu far6ten, bab
man ite feinoieli9 bebanoeln poQe. Tim
ieop6 ibrerieits ni6tS Su ,tnterlai1en, tpas
oos quite Seraebmen 5lpii1en ibnen unb
Den Snlutanern erbaIten f6nnte, iteften
ite Die speibe SABINE als 3eiben Der Sreunbs
f1aft auf.
2(uf einnal rief cine Stimme aus oer
perfammelten Wea9e: "Seio obne8ur6t,
bollanoiibe Wdnner &ommt unbeior9t
ans eanb Sc Ioa Gu6 fein eeio ,pi=
oerfabren!" Oie S1ih5leute borbten
bod auf, uno tp,noerten iib ni5t rpenie,
in ibrer eanbesipra1c ansersbet gu tperz
ben. Ser Sefeblsbaber lieb fib fosleib
ans eano ieeen, uno erfubr bier bic bette
Iufnabme. St ,paro por oen &0ni9 ae=
bra6t, uno in Die f6nislibe 9Sobnun9
ein9efiibrt. Der &onis erfunoiste fi1
na6 ben Sbifen unb na6 ber Wanns
fbaft, uno fra9te, tpober lie fduen. Oena
aus ben Sabnen lais er spabr9enommen,
oab beioe niebt unmittelbar aus t6ollano
wdren. Ser Sbifsfapitdn anttportete /:
iie tpdren sspar 6oQdnoer, aber fie film
Den fir ieet i'm Denite oes @robberscss
BON Sosfano.
Sta6 tnan6erlei @efprd6en nabm fidb
oer 8apitan bic Sreibeir, ben &oni9 5u
fra9en, spie ct oa5u 9efomtnen fei, 70 gut
Solldnoifb ipreben gu lernen? "S6 bin,
antportete Ger &oni9, Dor 90 Sabren bel
einem bolldnbiiben Steuermann in Oieu=
ffen 9etpeien. ST. bies Sobonn Maas, uno
i'd babe init ibm mebrere Sabrten nab
Sffinoien 9emabt. @r par Elm gutter,
leutieliser Mann, oer MIDI iebr 9iitis be-
banoelte, uno MIDI i'm 2eien uno Sbreiz
ben unterri6ten lieB. Auf meiner lesten
Seefabrt perlor bos S6ifT meines 9errn
Maiteu uno Seeel, unb ipir tparen ebenz
falls senotbist, bier an oieier Sniel gu
lanoen. 8dbreno oer 3eit, als oas Sbiff
ous9ebefert tpurbe, entlief ieb uno Fam
ni6t eber tpieoer gum &oribein, als bic
oas S6ifT abgeie9elt mar. @leine Grz
fabrun9en nno &enntniife ma6ten MIDI
bel n,elnen eanbsleuten 70 beliebt, baB fte
MIDI, nab benz Ibleben oes pori9en Re=
9enten, 5u ibrem &6ni9 erpdblten."
ST Sbr @ame ni6t Diembro fraste
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-12-13
SSnbricf,f.

miro biermit seseben, pa6 Icminifra.
tionsbriefa bon Der 5intcrlaGsnfetaft pes
oerItorbeneu Seorse @,mmers, leBtbm BON
gasrnarpon Saunletip, 8erfs @auntp, be-
,piaiat ,porosn 0no. 1lle perIonsn Die nob
al ben Veritorbenen fhuloia Gnp, flno srs
Imht ab5ube5ablen unp Die rpelbe nod I'm:
fcrcerunssn baben, oisislben fir Ss5ablms
einaubrinssn an
Epan Goan8.
NobsIon 3aunl6ip.
Slo6ember l. 6m.
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Ser Deutfbe in Nmerifa.

9iefe ieit Waonatsn tsffstenos. srt6te 1t.
rpphlfeilite ocuHbe 3etuns rer 3Delt se;iert
mt Siloern nnb ben ,pertbpolllten O1ittbeis
lunsen aus Oct alten II. nennenQDelt, erfetent
fur 3baler unb so geuts bes Sabre in
Vcrauebejabluna. SIR 5-merosn Yisr
erempiare, fir s 1O-neun grsmplare une
tilr s 90 aspansis fit Den Sabrsans perets
folat.
Ser "Oentfche in Amsrfa" mi6t Is Su6
uno Soil i'm llmfans. Ssfsllunscu, porto:
frei einselaao, miro seb6ris nahsefommen.
q. L. Sase nnb 6 ..
6arrisbura. Spa, Slcpsmber 1912.