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$3.50 90
The Of $3.50 has been found for past TO be
the total amount of The Students
from The hooks Of the ratron with whom they required
post all their funds.
For further particulars Of the printed catalogues
Washington Globe and The Charleston Mercury of which
papeIs q : staining advertisement viii be found.
WILLIS Ii. WUUDLEY, Proctor aud Patron U. Of Va.
July II l9-tlO
Pshc Gazette Cincinnati Gnzre, Ohio; tie Raleigh Regis
Union, Tennessee; Charleston Courier South Caro-
The Alrd.eve Recorder and Savannah Georgian Georgia.
The Mobile Chronicle Huntsville Democrat and Flag the
Unon Alabama; The Na,chez Courier and asssppan Miss
sspp The Argus and Bee, New Oeans and The Journal and
Advertiser Louisville Ky. will publish
try papers, regularly until the l of October
accounts O the Proctor OF the University.
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I aW NOTiCE.-JSo. q. and WM. +. MUhFORD, associ
a'ed in The practice Of The Law, WAL attend tie Courts held II,
Tie city al Eio;nnn and the Of Chesterfield and
Goocland oce-corner of Main and 18th Streets city of Rich
mOnd, Virginia.
II
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WEsrnAM, July 10, ls43.

WEsTHAM, July IU, To4o.
Dear sir-At your request give you an opinion OF
The Machine for reuping wheat, purchased OF you
have used it only on The James River bottoms, on
land bedded, and deeply wa,er-furrowed, and it an
swered my most sangune hopes. 1t crosses the beds
with ease, and cuts cleaner row than ever had cut
with a scy,he-From frequent rains we did not cut
through whole day, but am satisfied, IN rank wheat
i will do the work Of or s cradles.
had fair opportunity of testing lis capacity in
cul,ipg damp wheat, and i, did excellent work.
The saving Of wheat alone think in crop Of 100
+, shells seeded would pay back the purchase money.
wishing you success in selling your Machines, truly
believing them invaluable 10 the farmer,
subscribe myself your most obcdienl servant,
w ID. SIMS.
IT, Mr. Mc(,oRwIcK.
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Yours, respectfully, :

Yours, respectfully,
Z. l.. WIGHT.
p S-hly Machine has paid for itself this harvest,
NJ s1C5-n cutting one hundred acres wheat without
=. o,,cb corn E. l.. w.
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TucKAuoE, GOochland Co., July 10, 49,

Mr. Mccormick:
Dear sr-The Cutting Machine bought of you, has
succeeded beyond my expectations; in TACT, hod no
deo Of getting through my wheat harvest in less than
three weeks from the time set in, but with the aid
Of The machine, finished in fortnight. think, when
we'll attended to- it will cut from Is 10 20 acres wheat
per day. Every farmer who sows fifty bushels wheat
or oats would find your machine Of great use in the sa
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Deaths.

Deaths.
ed, In Tallalassa the lett instant of Congesve Fever
john MoSerRg CoSwAY eldest Of Dr. " T. Conway IN the
ish year al months have passed away
siace he Florida buoyant with YOUTH and health anu
ho but aas these safeguards against the fell destroy
ef-Dealli.-F!oricG Star.
NJ at Court Of monthly session, held for King William
county, the Court house, Monday the .6ih day Of June,
'Sl3:-
The Court avn. heard with nneigned and regret OF the
death H. BRixroN Esq by which melancholy
the Court has deprived Of an able and upright magistrate
and has last member whose virtues improved while his
nanneis adorned it,
Resored the members and officers Of the Court, fee
BILE expression their respect for the official conduct OF the de-
ceased admiration OF his character n gentleman
and cf-tian the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Resored That proceedings be entered by the Clerk on
the records the Court and of them be 70
the a deceased that another copy thereof DO Tor
wadrd to The Editors Of the public journals of the city oil M
fnond fur publication.
And then the adjourned I'LL morning III o.
clock. Copy-T,s,e,
J. O. POLLARD D. C.
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I'HE subscriber wishes years
Snoi Farm near the Richmond Railroad that would
require from weive fifteen hands cultivate improve
rent, would BIZ pleased communicate with letter. Bow
ing Green, Caroline county, or otherwise.
DANIEL DEJARNETTE in.
July "a
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GATHER, SHOES &cA selected Stock Of Leather,
IL Shoes. Threads &C., embracing
and Boot Manufacturers saddier Harness earrings Makers
&C., also, supply OF calf, kip and side leather Shoes heavy
black rosues. which have good
and can recommend Purchasers will find t0nher interest
give me call ~ am determined TO sell prices in accordance
with the tmc!or cash, puncua Dealers upon
credit, sc. JAMES G WATSON,
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UNIVERSITY OF viRGlAlA-The Sessions of this institu
ton annually the ls nf October terminate
tie 4 nf July following The Schools the University
with Retrospective Professors
]. Ancient i.aneuaIos.-Dr. Gcssnrr Harrison.
Q. Modern Langisges.-Ur Charles kraitsir.
2. Matlrmaiics.-a!r. Edward II. Cnurieuay.
4. Natural Philosophy.-Mr VIM Is. Rogers
Civil Encineerng-he subjects OF which are divided be-
the Professors OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
G.. Chemistry and Alaeria Medica DIR Ro. E, Rogers
7. Medcne.-Dr. Henry Howard.
8. Anatomy and Surgery-Dr. James I. cabeil
9. Moral Philoophy.-slr. George Tucker.
10. Law.-Judge Henry 81. G. Tucker
Judge Tucker Is Chairman ct the Faculty.
The regular stated charges for 1926 90
For all other necessary expenses this sufficient 25 %
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN who has had considerable expert
II In The cultivation of Land wishes engage his
Manager gentleman resident
James River lie has raised in Maryland and un, ands
the culture of all crops adapted her soil Being well edu
Gated. he might be service The
ample testimonials in his favor be given.
Address G. C. r., Middlebrook nd.
July IL 1876
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A CARU-Mrs. C. &. BURKE respectfully Announces that
she viii open, III tins city, the LIST October next Fee
male Seminary for The reception of Boarders and Day Soho
lars Mrs b. Will he assisted every department by u
experience and ability
This early notice Is given that there may be misspp,een
sion of her intentions.
future notice.
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IIHH NrFrrI IthIihg u Hayns Bridge.
PSI am prepared 10 finish Ira,rr every description upon
the most favorable terms, and solicit orders, &c.
Juiy Is I9-w!w
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pafua6c LaRds IN H6nrieo and Richmond for Sale.
NbER creIre Of the Cont of clancery Kr-
- hyS vs. Mckenzie and others, shall SELL FRIDAY the
25h instant July piece Of Land county enrco on
the Deep Run Coal PIT Road about miles Richmond con-
timing acres less lying between the William
Allen and Philip Duva This land Is in wood and is valuable
from liz situation in midst of the improved and roy-
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JAS. NJ. WICKHAM Commissioner
" Sale 10 be by auction, the respective PREMISES at live
O'Clock, P. NJ.
July il l9-ds
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On tie day. SATURDAY, July a0th shall SELL under
the decree I.ot street, City Richmond part
of Lot No 69 fronting y inches running
back I'd the depth of the This part
of the enclosed lot al the of and "a Terms
fha gala
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DJ7 There is some good humor some wit, and some
point in the following hit from the Charleston er-
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CORRESPONDENCE

To Mr.. McCoRMrcK.
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VI The ease OF Granville Winston, charged With as
snung Ferguson, the officer of the penten,iary with
intent To KILL has been continued 10 the next term of the
Cour,-(Judge Nchoass )-ihe Jury after three days
considerations not being able 10 agree on verdict.
The defence set up that the officer in nfciing
punishment on Winston, transcribed his orders and
gave more stripes than he was directed.
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The cause conducted by Messrs B. W. Leigh
and j. ID. Munford, for the prisoner; and S. S. Baxter
attorney GeneraD and Fl. l.. Brooke, for the Com
,nonweath - YrsierdaU's Copapiter
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WeWbefs Tor com
munfcantO in

From this statement it will appear that the aggre>
gate increase of the last ten years has been larger
than that Of any corresponding period during the
preceding seventy.
ROMAN CATHOLIC STAryrrcs.-The total number
OF Roman Catholic churches and chapes in Eng
land is 492 in South Wales 4; North Wales 1
Scotland IL chapes. besides n stations where de
vine service is performed Colleges in England 8;
IN Scotland l converts in England % in Scot
land monastsries missionary priests in Eng
land 6lS; Scotland Sc Total OF missionary priests
in Great Britain 733. Ca hoiic Dictionary for 1873
The following DAYS of the week are set apart Tor
public worship in different nations SUNDAY, or the
Lords DAY, by the Christians; Monday by me ore
clans; Tuesday by the Persians; "Wednesday by me
Assyraus; Thursday by the Egyptians; FRIDAY oy
the Turks: and Saturday by the Jews
Great commercial distress IS felt NJ Pans at pre-
sent In the course OF last year, there had been
great slminutlon of the exports, WHICH Is mainly
attributed 10 the financial crisis IN the United States
ard 10 the elevation OF the American tariff which
ms had the effect Jf restraining the commercial in
tercourse between France and North America.
Wir IN HUNHLE LIFE "A lady, anxious to get the
sure direction to particular place, asked a cabman
her best W ~, and was answered. Why ma'am, l
thlnl The best way Is to take cab"
white marble statue of Nine. Mallbrin has inst
been placed In the mausuleum which NJ. de Benot
had erected the Cemetery OF Lacken to the nlenr
DRY OF the celebrated cantatrice
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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING

sUPE sSFLtG6j HAIR.
oP of 5 ;y esSea
stubborn beard Of H. needs not word Of commsnt in IT'S
he s e Sound s''
SSpadsay-s per bots Beware of deleterious limitations
""e'' also may 0e ''o soURAUp,s
EAU D. EA U TIE.
MSS sores ali cuisn- ,rupto and elicit ns he at6y
SG" v.s..Be liquid superb .ee aud
ne o"s Blame pEsessnp pc. an epp
m.as pure life Ike wSiteSs. 70 the eO%psIio" free
from III a"S s1s1f sS%s ss
1I1f Gss; WIZ dG% a%ss i
fS.sn ES asS cGs H Ss
S; sG' sSSSs SlSSS Ss
. sTss siisi; q siT
M e,pFG Sp. eS D S
IS Chesput Lane ster Henitssh, druggists Hsrrsbur
Ss$;: isas ss" yTS %i siFn
d e. s.aos rIs O. e B
ces be pl tuope other po,to
on.be Sn years s s and a.eqa c
mcal invepnon Tor completely eed'eat1g ,upeiuous ha,
excited she cupidty o. nest Of base eoSnteeiters WIZ at
bo Purchaser. should on Se sSad an ST
s &c su rnS sae s and and g
Doctors FAC smr engraved on the Outside wrapper Dire
2s s d sPs office E 'S sSDSe
Cosmetic, is 81 Walker street. door from Broadway.
j6lnr
TO The LEVERS OF sCPEhiok BLACk TEA
IIowguas MixtureThis extremely delicious unpara
eed Tea, highly celebrated in China and Europe, i'm
ported for sale the Canton Tea Compauys General
Tea Establishment i2 Chatham ST. New York-in Chimes
PACKAGES. Price 80 cents aud ~ i've m.r
If THE WORLD ouly knew hai the
disease cured by The physician the buueIsb Dspeb
sary Division street wi the fr famed Justly celebrated
bunte Red Drop there would no. be other remedy
this medicine has proved itself twelve ago be The
harmless carih those afflicted respectful
y invited call and the many private read
hund Of who have been cured by
medicine after all else have failed Price 81 warranted ia ali
cases Peous ia Aban Rochester and Buffalo, NY Boston
Mass aud Charleston &C. Of this medicine obtain
genuine by RENTING with description ofth Ia
other they be Of getting the true article
dis lms
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FUk 1913.
:, - 80 II, - e. ! - : :.

SPhlNG AhhhNGEMENl FUN 1910.
a& ~ liz M
OIL ESTABLISHED EMIGKANT PASSAGE
OFFICE
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N Y.
DASSAGE to and from Great itdn and el nd by the
s.r line Of packets sailing on the ht 7'h sth' 10Th and
The old Black BAL! line of packet. are a, follow,,
SSSSHHgs SsSs t Gsgsi'Ht si.''"
s oSgFa AMSac Captain captain RGs Bowler,
6xf6fp, Gsr s" Rn u bone
$.S!s S;:i
ChsIssSG sr % ss,aSSnss twice %sn to differ
making known lis arrange the year sss, beas To-
s sns S"s OF % Shs i de u.,sa
.S = .ss % % lac & psa. p
h e' VIII adaon tn s l.
,, ii. 1s,a s' r se Or four day.
sending their friends assured ha, every hing
@ w Ss ssef S Subscribe. w h Sope
command preference for this line and OF ,hc
nrny pas and all when panes decline coming
s By ssmSs 6 o% % ss cT. efn
asn and p1as-with regard to his arrangement.
md az S. a. a. G ssn1F houses o. %,@5
foe throughout he un'sd stue, who wihtors rit money
c a 10y q e G Ssss S w sn
s Of 1 @ . SO g. a I the s1 h he
Q. b h,s, che. ship I'd RECENT or duplicate Of same
aF' tGps SS s Oss once f0 'u''A'' Particulars apply
oaS HsF 5iSASS p d sss,h i i,ss
and NeT,sns =, W ';a foP Docs Liverpool
9'a.'; Mr. ~% Cairns I""%S~dS si' ',IfS"
NfwBUnl PVKI Bank Notes wanted for shOn time
~ Drai" ca PHILADELPHIA and Boston, III ,,,s srrp,s
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NJ t.WBURkPUKI Bank Notes wanted for a short time
~ Draus on PHILADELPHIA and Boston, oI sale at
=. SYLVESTERS,
DIR - Wall 1t aud 10 Broadway.
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9i6ter uno Wlatraben.
e. Seinricb Menrc.

erlantt ith bisrmit benz sesbrten publifnm
bofiebit an3u3eisen, eaB CT, rpie frhber, audi
in feinsr nenen Bcbnuns fcrtfabrt 2ibter
unb Dlarasen gu perfsrtissu. <iebtcr bon
Oct bclten 1rt ltno lnmsr bel ibm Uorratbis
uno in 9roben oper tlsinen Quantitatsn, ents
'prber fur Saarsclb ober i'm HustaulG fir
ltnlhIitt sn baben; chen 10 Matrassn, bic
belonerrs elaItiltb uno bilIis 1tup. 9sine
Dcbnuna 1T iest in oer S1cro 4ten GtraBc,
smiitbrn pcr Waibinatcns uno wallnusltras
BE, brittle 9bhr cbrrbalb cer QScbnunS BON
2SllIiam S6tner, esq.
Oa Der Otenaenannte fttb bes Vubmes CT:
freut bic bcItsn sihter in Der Staot ~ ma,
hen, 70 balt CT es fir feline SebnIoistslt bier
aneb Die pretie Scrlcltcn anjussbcn, pisle
ltup plr fclat:
Nts $tcbter, bic i'm boriacm Sabre sescI
ien wcreen. 10 pfumo fit 9baler.
Slcur ietter 1O3 pfunb fir Sbaler.
2Ssr so ceer 100 pfunp Suiammsn tauft,
crbalt cas pfunp fir 9 Gents. 3Bev ltns
idlltt 9irtt um sletter baraue III maiden, ice
iablt lei flcinru Ouanttdtcn gents fir's
spfnno; bel Quantltdtsn BON 100 pfunp cs
'sr mebr ! gente bas spfunp.
Neacins, Deccmter 8. SIN.
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9 [ q + b,

DIN 25. Nop.. in Binpfor 3aunlbip, gls
iabetb SepeL Satin BON Saeot Scpcl, I'M
59lten Sabre ibrss alters.
din IL. Slcp.. iii Seru 3aunibip, pblllp
Saufman, im soften $ebcnsjabrc.
-am %. Slop, in Der Gtart lBrmelercrf
>epl Sllcs, S6ncieer, i'm 29fsn >ebcne sabre.
am 90. Slcp., in Union Saunlhip, 5anna
Sill, Sattin BON peter Sill, uno achter
ece VERT. Daniel Sbueiper, i'll 40. Sabre
-am 23. Slov. in 8ctIanp SaunIeblp, As
brabam Sober, i'm "a. Sabre lelues alters.
-1ln 27. 0(opember III ecr SnfuaSprina,
WIaraarst 5up, 2Blttws oee psrft. Sobn Suv
i'm Nltcr pcn 78 Sabrcn unp 8 Olonaten.
-om Is. 0lcU,, in Srcfnct saun1 1eblp, 2ln'
III Mavla Sers, i'm 87itsn >ebcnsjabre,
am 1itcu 3eesmter, III bieier Stapt, Mas
tblas 0clanr, i'm 77ttcn Sabre Gtiuc6 4ltcrs.
am 2ten Geccnber, bier, Stora Sdbneu,
aus Cur Soften, Golbat bes Strpoluticne.
trirass, I'M Soften Sabre fsimes ultere.
--am l6. Dcto III glilatctbtaun, 81. SerIcp,
Sames Iolecr, alt 80 Sabre am Is. Slor.
IN 9e &alb gauntp, Sscrsiem Srtn Ola.
ermlpn alt "a Sabr; an IL. Ncu., in Scs
mcrIet 3aunIhlp, waIbinstOn Co., W1arf
Surtbammer, fen, alt Sc Sabr; am 2Ottcu
9lop., in oct Stapt WaibInston, Spa, 5uab
Wprtn,an, AFT 94 Sabr; an 23. Olop., in
Gtiprafpille, O1rntapmerp 60, an 2(lers
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96 Sabr &; am IS. Slpy., in Dcrt auntr, pa
Samee 0J1'4lIfsr, Gin Srslinrsr, ait st,ua
90 Sabr; am %. Slop, in oer @tapt Oort,
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liebsn 3aas, in gcrorus 9aunlehip, Oorf 60
@corss Bailey, nate 94 Sabr alt; 2llls Sol,
bateM &c. 0rpcluticn.
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Nerbeiratbet.

-onreb ben ebrn prn. 9. lilrieb, am I2t.
Slopsmb., 81. 4cam 8attsiebsr, in pcr Slas
be BON SernHilIe, nit Wi6 Olaria Scbaftr
pon Nbbrcrsburs.
-am II. Sop., 5r. 5einrieb Yrctlt, Sauf.
mann, BON Dliasrstura, NIT Wllb gatbari,
liz Unua 4Ibrsttt Don Shmts!spIc.
am 29tcn, 6srr Srnattan Ssnetbum nit
Dilb Wlaria 6cfeIfnser, bon Gtautbsturs.
-cnreb csn ebrw. 5rn. s. g. pauli, am IS
Fen 0lcU., 5r Seorss Ssiler bon Neaoins,
INIT WtiB ssbna, 6srer9s bon ShuplfiIl 60.
din 28cH, Scrr Siaac Ssnlsnltb NIT O1ie
gli3a Scipman teiee BON >anea,ter gauntp
-rurb ben gbrn. 5rH. J. & @hcf, am
so. 0lcp., 5trr Bm. Davies NIT 0Oli6 Sa
ra Settlp, belce BON Nearina.
-ourb csn ebrw. 5rn. u. {. 6crman, am
so. Slcp, Serr Dm. >ohman NIT Olib On:
ianna 6snsIcr, tcies bon 5amturs.
dill Q. Sec, 5err Siaae 8abu pon Otat
ocnerisf. nit Olib Wlaria @ebneiper pcn
9Sincicr - ebenfalls, sr. Sonas Ocuns nit
Dnb >opina Slapp, beloe bon Bern.
-bureb Den gbrw. 6rm. 1Bm. pau(i, am
%. Ncp, 6srr Sonas 8stsr nit Olib >ppia
sauih, pon $antaltcr.
-am 3tcn Ssesm., 6err 5cnritb &a6 nit
Oilb Olaria pbilips, BON gilab
-bnrb ben ebrip. 6rn. Saeeb Olillsr, am
%. Ncv, 6rrr 9aplp zoos BON $anealtergo.
nit Wlib gatbarina 3ertsr ben Serts gc.
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Die 9interlohenlbaft oe5 peritorbener
SacDb &. SpDcr,

lsstbln bon Nearn9, 8srfs Gauntp.
Der l'nterittrictcne, 4uritcr, ernannt
rurb bic 2Balicuecurt bon Scrfs gauntp,
5nr ltntcrlntbun9, lteteriettlun9 uno Q,is
oeransate oer Netbnuns bon l6snrp Mbcaos,
Npm'nlltrator &C. bon erla9tsm Ssrltortss
nen, miro fir cieIen Siprt am Dcnnerttase
rem 2lftrn initebencen December. nm l ltbr
0lahmttaas, i'll iclnsr Nmtsltnts in 8ea'
oinS sescnpartis Iein, ipaun uno 100 ale in.
terrlitrtrn sprrIonen eriucbt ftno tsisnppb.
ntn. II. 5. Miller, Nuoitor.
Ncabina, Otermter 5. Sm.
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ANS'N OE X4E'Y'V ERS -,

Remaining in the Post Office at Reading,
December LIST lS43.
EsJohn Botteicher Jno l. Bagcnstos David l.
Biting Henry Bnkley Parcival Boyer Jno
Bechel j. Bourton Thos Bach,le Henry Bern
hart Henry Baum Geo Bechte Geo Bright
w Bowman C-Abr'm Camens Mary
Cunningham ID A Canervon (Tulpehocken)
D-John Day E-Isaac EMS (2) G N
Eckert (2) Margaret Eaches F-Henry
Fritz Samuel Fcgelly Jno Fisher Saml S Fish
er John H Fisher w M Flncher Jno FIickin-
ger ds-Jno Gates Jno II Guestler J ohm
Guldn (Exeter) 'rhos Gary Thos Gray .Jno
l. Gernant (Cumru) Louisa Gray William
Gehin M-BenJ Hahn (HeideIberg) Joseph
Hartman (AIsacc) Jos c IIaath John Hahn
(Exeter) Caleb Harrison Barney HUE Jane
Hutchinson (Alsace) Mrs Margaret Hill A r
Hull (2) Mrs Mary Hildebrand Sigman Has
Philip w Hirst J-Mrs Virginia } Jones
Mr. Johann K-Jacob Keser (2) Samuel
Kranser Simon KohI( (Cumru) Jacob Kaufman
(Oley) Jno and Saml Kaufman (AIsace) Adam
Klauder (ship) L-Raymond Lewis Jacob
Lees, Francis X I.evering Jacob Lymer jacob
Lebs M--George Mooney George Meek r
Amos Maslor Mr. Masser (Exeter) George
Menkle Moore, Eliza Frederick Metz Adam
Muck Daniel Meyer David Michelbacher s P
Miller John Meyer James Mcconnell Amos
Meyer Joseph Meyer N-Capt w II Nor
ton John Necker (Bern) P-Jacob Pickle
R-Davd Ralston (2)J Reber (Heidel-
berrg) Jonathan Ranah S--Geo X Souder
Augustus Snyder Mary Shaw Casper Spohn
Moses Stom (iIeidelberg) Elias Seigfreidt
Mordecal M Starr Caroline Strunk Michael
Schaeblein (ship) John Schrever Rev f. w
Smith Sarah Savage (Bern) Margaret Sterling
Charles Souville T-Thomas Taylor John
Tutler Elizabeth Trembells Martin. Texter
Abel Thomas Samuel w Turner V--Joseph
Vaugle W-Solomon Weaver Isaac Wolf
Samuel w Wrigh, Susan Wilson Abraham
Wagner (Robeson)
CHARLES TROXELL P. M.
December Q 30
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Slnterla1enitbaft oes peritorbenen
yebr0bdm Ste0fer.

mrllano bon Srsfncf 3aunltbip, 8srfs Go.
Sle ltntsrIbrictenen, ncbnbaft in erlaas
tenn 8rsfncf sauniebtp. llno bureb psn les.
ten 2Slllsn uno 2eltament ces rten eripabns
ten Seritcrtenen ais greeutcren rnannt
worcen. NIls Oisjsmasn psltte Soroerun:
gen al eelIsn 5,nterIadenItbaft babsn, (tno
paber criu'bt lbre 3ecbnunssn obue Ser,ua
emjubanriacn; nub Soltbe bic auf irscno
cine Art an pisielbs i6nlcsn, Gno aufsefors
BERT obne Scr5us at3ntesablen an
Nbrabam 3ie9ler,} I er+,tor.,
samuel 5ie9ler '"''''"
Dreembcr 5. 6n.
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Wlataematifdbe Snfrumente fir 81 s5
tls $25 pae @sbaus Suntcr's Scales -
GrabtSscn -0orpsl $ilialr - gompiTt -
eu9!lltbe. ocut1cbe uno amrrltanliebe Sebcs
tertAfeln e brcitkbcrn Don 25 Cent bis al
a Sbaler bas l00-Natenfepern--@tablfe.
BERN BON orr sroBten Ssrltbiebcnbelt--0in
teHtaler-lthpar3s, tIaue uno rctbt Diutc
uno Olntepulpcr - linlirtee unD Ittlitbtes
S6relbpapier 5u psrftbisoenen preiIen--
cn9liltb mo amerlfanlIebss 3sitbsnpapier-
spar9ament-rn9lItc II. amsritahiItbeQ eQBaI
lertartt: IA lttben-Sameels uno 3otclhoars
W'alrrs'plnitl - Saflcn uno @obcn's fclnr
itbwarje Sscbunp 3eleben: :pinlrl-por,tialis
tbs Serermensr patsntzparalcue, runre
une platte sMiaIe-SIno uno Sanpbutblsu
-fcrtise SnpiansNuttsr -Glcbs ron per.
lh'e0entn Observation-Disclosures IT, Sal,
terss-lfb~ar5s unc farbl5e papierlebrsitta,
frlbcn &C.
Seite uno pUblfelle Ylanf- Sliher.
O''olumseaereI Imeoiunl ScurnalsIgas seacrs
StI'' 70. Osml %. Sournale,
S"P %. cap %. 3aabitbcr
ols otlscn Sacber ltno ia poasm gintano
NIT rl'lltiebrm Nhf uno gfen.
Gbeufalls:
SrlstShher Saetur. .Bhtber gaIcbbiebsr,
Salnos Si6er Nseorc. Sahcr SlasBaebsr,
NebensSheber lgorics8htbcr pag Sitbsr
p"Disle SIants8iebsr linb bonn tsltsrs
e'9netlten Wlaterlale serfsrtiat uno ,pcroen
III Ghte unb 0srlhieeenbeit BON fsineu in
ben Screnisten Staatrn itertrctfen.
Nsabins, December 5. 4m.
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Der Greoit bieier Reeieruna pclltommen
,pieoer beroeffeqt. Sn oiefer Gage Der
Dinse babe ib es fir meine pflibt sebal:
ten, iu Sbrer eeneieten Grpdeuns@eeen.
itdnoe Don erobem Snterefe su brneen.
uno Der einsi9e Wunib welben id in
8erbinouno NIT Der 3ufunft fuble, 1T Der.
bas eano 0lIflib uno feline Snifitutionen
unuerleet Su binterlohen.
Spbn SDler.
SSaibnaton, December, lS43.
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Der ltbrralr BeobarDter
Geabima, Sen 12. Cecembr 1913.

Origin Srisf an Sorn. SO. 9eis 1T, ass
gen Se;abIuns oss pcrtcs, in Oct Grpsetion
bieiss Sattss abjubOlsn.
Gr9em 9tbtb. Scbn Sitter, unfsrm Mss
preisntantsn i'm ecn9rss, rantsn mir fir bic
ieitise Suienoun9 einissr @rsnlpare Der Sots
fbaft res prslipentsn in osutldsr unb sn9s
fiber Sprabs.
llntsrsn 5srrsn @cas9sn pon tsr vNational
Ssitun9" unc Der ,,Mnerpa" tanfsn mir fir
cine dbnlibe @sfdqi9fsit.