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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED STORE
w AS it is very important to the farmers, garden
ers, amateurs, and seed dealers to purchase where
they get fresh and genuine Seeds the subscriber
most respectfully informs the agricultural and horti-
cultural community that he has now opened his new
Seed and Implement Store. adjoining his greenhouse.
where the farmers gardeners, and amateurs can pro-
vide themselves with fresh Garden and Flower Seeds
all Of he best quality II any garden or flower seeds
should prove to be bad when sown in proper TIM ami
manner, and the least favorable for such fresh
seeds will be given or the money will he returned
Seed dealers supplied ny tie pouid busIel, or bar
rel, at liberal discount, and on terms equal to any
wholesale aud ret Ill establishment in any of The
Northern or Eastern cities
JOHN DOUGLAS,
Florist and Seedman, corner 18th and q
streets, opposite the State department
jan f9-eo2w
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jan l9-lt

I5- FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENcl ISM Luz
rHERAN CHURCH.-I'he ladies attached to the Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran congregation propose 10
hold Fair for the purpose of procuring funds to aid
in the erection Of house OF worship the congrega-
ton being at present destitute Of permanent place
OF worship. 1t is proposed to hold their Fair at the
Apollo Hall, commencing on the 18th instant, when
will be sold useful and fancy articles, and refresh
ments OF every variety 1t will be open every day
and evening, and continue at leas: one week
To the Christian portion of this community they
confidently appeal for their approving assistance and
to the citizens and strangers gene ally they tender
cordial invitation, that by their benevolent purchases
they may contribute to the praseworthy object of
rearing another temple in this city to the worship and
service of the living God
An excellent and well tried band Of musicians will
perform every evening in the hall Jan II
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UNKrNp.-The Locofoco papers formerly ca
gorly picked up everything which preceded from
the pen of General Jackson. Anything, upon
whatever subject, was promptly picked up, and
cast upon the minds. But they are becoming
grossly indifferent 10 the effusions of the Old
Hero. For instance letter is now going the
rounds of portion of the papers, written by the
General, (some time since il is true,) and which
endorses, in most emphatic manner, the princi-
pies OF protection to American industry. He ne
yer wrote better letter. letter more beauti-
fully written, or enforcing more truly republican
prtnciples-yet the Locoiocos are sil mt about i,
az the grave. This, we insist. is not treating the
old gentleman right. We call upon our neigh
bors OF the Advertiser to publish this letter. They
have had several paragraphs about the 8 h of Jan
uary, will they not give this letter written by d
inan without whom The h Of 'anuary would have
been AS common the most common OF the en-.
tire three hundred and sxty-five days of the
year! We hold up for a repy.-Ro h. Dem.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
JANUARY lS, 1914.
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
NJ Emanuel, A. Emanuel, II. Kedlenol, IT. Grant,
+. Albert, n "; D. Vernon, John ]. Myer james
!. England; bait Robert Smith, w. T. snodgrass
and lady, Philad.; B l.. Porter, u. s. NJ; B.
Goidsby, Ala; d. Gardner, N. c.. F. Graham. Ct;
;: r; Allen, James G. Gatty, Va Thomas G.. Har-
CITY (FuLLER's) HOTEL.
=. Boyden, James Stratton and lady, Mass; Miss
spies Francis Copcutt, NJ y. Weston r. Gales and
lady, Raleigh.
EUROPEAN (GALABRuN's) HOTEL
A. Longett, MIR. Kembe, n Y; Capt. Williams,
u. $. A.
EXCHANGE (TYLER's) HOTEL
Kev. Henry Giles, Boston, J. w. Williams, New
Bedford. r55, .@14-
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
George Seeley, VIM. Bliss, N. Y.
VIRGINIA (swEETING's) HOTEL
John c. Timerd, Joshua r. Jones. Elijah Sawkin,.
Virginia 'D'
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JAMES B. HOLNEAD r. w. WRIGHT
uOLMEAD WRIGHT, having commenced

JAMES D. HOLMEAD. r. w. WRIGHT
uOLMEAD s. WRIGHT, having commenced
IL the general Aucti and Commission business
on Pennsylvania avenue, next to the corner of |.
street, otter their services to the public, pedgng
themselves to use every exertion to give satisfaction
Sales Of real estate furniture, and personal effects,
books, dry goods, jeweIry, SC will be attended to on
the.most favorable terms Being on the great thor
oughfare, the avenue, near the principal hotels and
boarding houses few squares ,tof the Railroad
depot and contiguous to the Centre Market our oca
ton IS among The best in Washington, for the disposal
Of Household effects, Groceries, Clothing, Carriages
Horses, &c. We ,licit share Of patronage. Nler-
chants, manufacturers, and families having sur
plus articles, and breaking up housekeeping VIII find
our rooms and situation adapted for the disposal of
their con-snments at both public and private sales
Outdoor sales will have especial attention Eve
nny sales will be held during thu winter and spring
offering go"d opportunity to dispose of Books and
private Libraries, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Jewelry
and other merchandise.
Jan l9-eo6t HOLMEAD & WRIGHT
AT PRIvAvEsALE, for few days, fancy scarfs,
Cravats, and handkerchief, Vests, satin Stocks &c.
Tor gentleman's wear, of New York manufacture
They are handsome and fashionable
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I5-NoTIcE,--All those who continue to nc, or
seA intoxicating drinks either in large or small AN
titles are respectfully invited to come TO the meet.
iigs OF the IELToTAL.EKs at the Medical olege on
Friday night and hear the arguments against the prac
tce drawn from Scripture, Experience and the high
est Medical authority. Lieut.. Bartlett, of the IT, s.
Navy, and Mr.. T. G. Heakes, of Ohio, are expected
10 address the meeting, this evening at O'Clock.
GEORGE SAVAGE,
Jan bit President r. " +. A. s.
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GLoR1F1cAT1oN, &c.-The Ohio Statesman OF
the 9th is full of gIorifcation and in the fullness
of his patriotic heart the State printer exclams
"As Shannon was reinstated in 1912, so will
be Mr.. Van Buren, in 1874 if nominated at Balti-
more. and that event is beyond any contingency
except that of DEATH
Then again:
"Let Ton AND VICTORY be the watchword
throughout the length and breadth of the State,
and coonery will wilt up like cabbage leaves in a
frying-pan."
"Casse qures" and "cabbage" How we
poor Wings must suffer next autumn !-Cleve-
land Herald.
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" We are extremely obliged to the press
generally, and to the Maysville Eagle and Lam
caster Union and Sentinel especially, for the
very favorable notice they have taken of our
Weekly Wing Standard, and the Facts for the
People" we are about publishing. The first
tract, namely, the Life Of Henry Clay" is now
ready for delivery.
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SUNDAY At NEW ORLEANs.-A lie ter of recent
date fron New Orleans, published in 81. Louis
paper, gives the following accou / of The impro-
per manner in which the Sabbath is observed in
The former city -" A grand review of The mill
tary by the Governor took place on Sunday,
when about 5000 troops turned out-cavary,
artillery, and infantry. In addition to the mill
iary volunteers, which evinced much discipline,
The races attracted the attention of thousands OF
strangers The various exhibitions conflict with
the good order and quiet which should exist on
Sunday, and disturb The meditaions of those
more seriously disposed. Full bumpers of egg
nogg, &C., were served up gratui ousiy at va
rious hote in the evening and three theatres
aud two masquerade Lalls were in full operation
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MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday evening, the I7th inst. by the Rev,
Mr. SAMSON, BENJAMIN EVENS ESQ, Of the
Treasury Department, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH
BtYER, all Of this city.
On tuesday evening by the Rev VIM IT, SpRoIE,
Mt. WILLIAM 2: ZANIIiNGER to Miss HAIR
RIOT ANN, daughter Of VIM FISCHER. ESQ.
At Hagers,own, Maryland, on the 18th January.
b1y the Rev. J. Y. kIcnEN DR. JOHNtA WROE. of
Washington to Miss MARTHA JANE, daughter of
Capt DAVID BARR, Of Hagerstown
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THE MURDER OF Mr.. SpRAGUE The Provi
dence Journal says, i'll relation to the demeanor
of the prisoners Gordon, who are under examna-
ton. that :" all the parties seemed hardened, and
did not appear to pay the least attention to the
deposition of the witnesses. The only feeling
betrayed by any one was William, who, while
DR.. Miller was describing the manner in which
he supposed the murder to have been committed
and the probable position of the murderer, APP
peared deeply interested, and drank in every word
with the greatest attention.. When the coat
covered as it was with the blood Of the murdered
victim was produced, and the place Of its conceal
,Dent described, there was an evident shade OF
horror on the countenance of each, and a shudder.
All appeared as if they would like to have sank
through the floor, as 1t was noticed that not one
looked at the garment while it was in the room
This betrayal of feeling means something, and i,
will undoubtedly have its full weight on the
minds of the community
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l. 0 e A L N L W s.

Hon. j. Q. ADAMs.--We have received from
VIM. +. Bayly, lithograghic portrait of this dis
tinguished statesman 1t is from Daguerrotype
taken by our fellow-citzen, Mr. Hass, and is the
most perfect likeness of the sold man eloquent"
that it has been our good fortune to admire 1t
can be obtained at the stationery store Of Mr..
Bayly, Pennsylvania avenue, for the low price of
fifty cents.
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FAIR AT APOLLO HALL.-Wc stepped into the
fair last evening, and found the hall filed with the
beauty ard fashion of our city. The ladies' who
preside at the tables are all beautiful, and the
sight alone is worth visit from any old or young
bachelor. The object of this fair is truly good
one; it is to aid in building another temple to
the Most High. We wish the ladies' all the
success their charitable efforts so richly deserve.
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IlTY TAXES-l0 per cent. deduction for prompt
~ payment-Notce is hereby given that the Taxes
for the year l843 due and receivable at the
Collectors Office, City Hall; and that by authority
OF an ordinance of the Corporation, an abatement of
ten per cent will be allowed upon all bills for said
year which shall be paid during the months Of jan
uary and February. A. ROTHWELL,
Jan l9-2aw6wif Collector
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FERROUS ACCIDENT AT THE RICHMOND WING
CLUB House Yesterday evening, little be-
fore sunset, the gloomy weather, which has pre-
vailed for several days, having given way to a
genial sunshine, numbers OF persons collected at
the Club House, some as spectators, the larger
number to take an active part in completing The
building. Large numbers were on the roof, and
Samuel f. Adie, Esq, in their midst, had just
called them to order and was in the act of COM
mencng harangue, or asking patriotic song
to be sung when the roof gave way, and fifty or
sixty persons were simultaneously precpilaied
TO the tloor-a distance of some twenty feet !!
This dreadful accident caused, Of course, the
most tumutuous CONSERVATION and alarm, and
the vicinity, and in brief space The whole town,
were in state of agitation. But we are happy
TO say that no life was lost, and none likely to be
lost. Numbers received sprains, bruises, contu-
sions and fractures.
upon the spirits of the town: But accidents are
accidents, and ralers will break when The in
cumbent weight is TOO great for the strength of
the timbers. OMens are out Of date now, in our
enlightened age; but were they still in vogue,
and superstition and ignorance in the ascendant,
we should proclaim this a most lucky and aus
picious omen! No life was lost after such
tumble. 1t is like the fall which Scipio Africa
nus the younger encountered when he jumped
first on the African shore, and obse wing The SUI
perstitious fear Of his troops from the crcum-
stance, clasped the CLAY. and exclaimed :" hold
the fast, Atric! Thou shalt not escape me !"
To men hur, in such cause, let us say tina,
the goodness Of the cause must prove balm to
their wounds; wounds in which people SYM
palhize. Had they been killed they would have
deserved the affecting Epi'aph Of Leonidas and
his three bundled Spartans: $50 tell the Peo-
pie of Sparta that we died here in defence of her
Laws. '-Richmond Wig # tie 1SM
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Mr.. CLAYTON AND THE VICE PRESIDENCY
The L ncaser (Pa.) Examiner, leading Wing
paper OF this State, says -" The Clay men OF
Lancaster county-wilh no less admiration for
honest John Davis or that able and ardent ad-
voca,e Of Wing principles, Mllard Fillmore
are, to man, i, fav r Of giving the nomination
TO the dist nguished son Of Little Delaware, the
Hon. John nj. Clayton. With Mr.. Clayton's
eminent abilities, his distinguished services
in the Senate, and his devotion to the inte-
rests of the country, the people Of Lancaster coun-
ty are all familiar. His political principles, too,
are precisely of the right stamp for the Wings Of
Lancaster county. An uncompromising friend Of
a Protective Tariff, a Nationa Currency, and all
other prominent Wing measures, the old guard
would rally round this champion of their princi
Piles, with an enthusiasm that no her names
than Clay and Clayton could call FORTH"
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The Wings of Lynn, Massachusetts, held a
large and enthusiastic meeting few days since.
The right spirit is up among the sons of Crispn;
they speak to their craft in plain way, and what
they say will no doubt receive an honest and in
teligent consideration from them. European
prices-40 cents per day-won't suit American
mechanics.
"Rssolusd, That we are not only Faneuii
Hall Whigs-Massachuset Whigs-but out and
out Clay Wigs; that we go for the Mill Boy
of the Sashes - at the same time we shall, az we
ever have done, sick to honest John Davis to the
last and aOar stronger and stronger until the rips
in our Government are seized up, and the cur
rency Of the nation and the protection of our in
dustry are. pegged together in scorhmanlike
manner. We go for him because we have occa-
sionsd him, and know him to be master of The
craft; and in case of ACCIDENT, or absence Of the
Boss, the Jomrs will not get the sack.
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Among the many distinguished gentlemen con.
nected with the press now in our city, we notice
the editor and proprietor of the Raleigh Register
WESTON T. GALES Esq, distinguished alike for
his ability as writer as we'll as his gentlcmanly
and amiable department in private lie.
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A p OIL o HALL,

OPPOSITE THE THEATRE, rENNsYLvANIA AVENUE
on MONDAY EVENING, god Of January, at half
past seven o'clock. The course will be continued.
at the same place and hour, on the 24th 26lh. and
10Th January. Each lecture will be accompanied by
splendid pictorial ttc Smiles of Egyptian Sculptures.
As each discourse will be concluded by q o'clock p
VI, the lecture will not interfere with social rapc-
ments.
TICKETS and PROGRAMMES for sale at Il G book
stores OF VIM. Fischer, +. Taylor, and G.. brooke,
on The Avenue and at the door of the Apollo Hall.
Observation-Disclosures ticket 81 S.; Lady's ticket
- cents for the course. Single admission, ut the
door-gentiemen 80 cents; ladies 2, cents
ian i3-eot2y
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MuFF AND FuK TRIMMINGS Ar REDu Er

MUFF AND FUR TRIMMINGS AT REDU, ED
III PnlCES fish & Co. beg leave to announce
that from This date until The close Of the season. they
will dispose of tie balance Of their stock of Furs at
very small advance upon the actual cost. Ladies
wishing bargains will do well to call.
We also invite attention to superior assert men,
Of Beaver, Mveskin, Cashmere, and Brush HATS.
finished in our inmitable style.
Also, small invoice of Paris Moleskin and CASH
mere Hats, Lavllle and Pornavouzs i,reyees which
have become 50 popular both in the city Of New York
and here.
We offer also varied assortment of Gentlemcn,s.
Youths and Infants CAPS, embracing every style at
present in vogue; all OF which will sell al exceed
ingiy desirable prices. FISH n co,
HAITI RS, Browns Hotel, and Broadway, NY
Jan l5-3tif
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liaferro acted as chairman of the second meeting
which adopted the report of portion of the COM
mittee, who recommended the proposed exhibit
ton, and the appointment of a committee to carry
it into effect. And SO endeth our faithful chroni-
eli
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M A]lONAL lHEATKE. WASuINtiTON.--1h
~ es>e- respectfully informs the rubIic that This
theatre will be rc-opened in few day, with dra-
maiic company of acknowledged ,aenl. AID that his
arrangements arc such will enable him present,
through the remainder Of the season. succession Of
entertainments worthy Of the encouragement Of the
friends oil the legitimate drama jan Is
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MEsMERIsM We are requested to state that
The experiments of Mr..Webstcr will be contn-
ued this and tomorrow evening at Concert Hall
(Todd's Rooms
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no Me MBERS OFtaNGRESS AND OTHERS
i The Proprietor Of the EXCHANGE HOTEL,
respectfully inform, Members OF Congress and sttan-
gers, that he prepared ut al times TO furnish DIM
aud sppers FOR parties at reasonable prices and
at short notice, having every convenience for that
purpose. THOMPSON TYLER.
dec I2-H
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ar. GEORGE R. GlIDDON, formerly U. s.
III Consul for Cairo in Egypt, and author of Se-
ries Of Chapters on early Egyptian History .archpolcgu,
and other subjects connected 10Th Hierogyphical Lera
ture" (New World Press) will commence course of
Four Lectures on the Phnraohs of Scripve and on
the Memphte Pyramids,n at the
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"CharlestOn. s. c.. Jan

"John C. Calhoun's two nephews have Joined
our Clay Club, aso Langdon Cheves, Judge But
Ter, and many other warm friends Of John G. Cal
houn and ii this State finds that HENRY CLAY
will need her vote to elect him, he will get it. Ii
not needed, she will throw it y."-Erpress
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INTERESTING FROM SOUTH CARoLINA.--Extrac
of letter FROM highly respectable gentleman,
dated
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Oltttwo6, pen 7ten ?(u9uit, 1874.
g ri 0r-Ytife.

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mcldjc in elmer Scurt prn Common Vleoe
fir ecd)a SduntD cerbbrt neroen Icllcn, Die
am Wcnlag ben 2ten Scptember, in Der
Stabt 9llIentdun itrcn 9Infang nrbmcr, unb
cine gSod)c taucrn miro:
pauI Willcr qeqen Scin s.. @cuutie.
Srbn 81. @ciBer gcgcn SbomaS @raig.
cctn Jflcdner 9r9en @jccr9c SeocID.
Suianna 9icinharo uno Sarab Stabl 9cs
gen Sacrb Rnhlein.
Sames pattan 9c9cn Die Gcrtbamptcn
Sanf
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Scealr, 98ccoparo unb @omp. 9c9cn So'
cob Sodreca.
Srtn Sdwancer scsen 9. Ballet uno
6. NunBinger.
9tathan 9Rcb9er 9c9eu Scnas Stcfflct.
Daniel 8tdel 9egen G'ecr9c 8lanf.
Ter Stdat 9c9en Wdria Wfilter uno ct 81.
SocrrD Snanilrt 9c9cn @ecr9e SSed.
Sobn Slid 9cgen @ccree s.. Sfnaus.
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Sallmau.
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Sctn 9. Smitt 9c9cn @barles @orr.
Die @cfcaihaft brr @ereiniGteu Srhbrt
9c9en SO. g8 Selfrio9e 9Ibm. &c. II. anoere,
SiHcn Sddfer 9c9cn Saccb 9icintclr,
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@hrilian Srorn ge9en Barbara Neuborc.
g. uno SO. Sfcmrrer 9e9eu Sctn giB.
Socob 2epant eJubprler Der Srrf5 @aunty
Sanf, 9e9en Daniel Ioclfrid,.
Daniel Grrmon 9c9cn Oauicl Od(ler.
ptilip s.. &6pp oeoen Daniel Stecfel
Der Stadt 9c9en Charles Seip II. anberc.
Ter 9tdmliobe 9c9en Die 0idmid,en.
@bas. 6. 9lrnpIo 9e9en Sec. QBenner 9lbs
miniifrotpr.
Sefe &lein 9eqcn Samuel Rnaus.
Saniel OicrE Nrctb.
SuIi 81. rqbS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
| $40. 23.
Court 9rcfldmatiplt.

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| prc1toents9ttdtcr IN Den ccrldepcncn SuyI
rem oon erilirn pleas opm brittcu @jerihts,
ScSlrf, bcitcbcno ans eem @duntics Strf3.
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oaftlenI IN Strait icinc6 9lmtcs preIccuirid,s
ter pcrId,iebcnsr Scurtcn prn Spcr uub Tyr.
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unc Sacpb OiGin9er, @fos. GjcbiIfs,
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uno da9rmciner @efdu9nis< @rlcbiouno fir
otc Htd)tlln9 bon Ndupts une auocrn Bcrbrc,
drh IN erla9tem ecd)d SduntD, ibren ScfcM
an nltd 9crld)tet babcn, fpprin lIe eue Court
oon SDcr une Sermiucr ilno ptertefidbriocr
Steun9 BON Common plca6 anbrranmeu.
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Nlientaun, fur oas @auntD 2cdya, auf een
litcn Utonta9 I'M Wtonat Scptcntcr
lS44r meltheo Der ote Sa9 ees beIdatem
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Wiro.
60 miro hermit 0abrtdt oeae5,st
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nit ibren 0iclIS, Rcccros, Suautitticucn ,tuo
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pFldten por eria8ter Court abSupartcn.
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ll9en, nelde 9tgcn @efargcnc in rem Gjcs
tdn9nlB oes Sdunttes ecba ais &ldacr rtcr
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
100000 SSa,fs
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