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ONE MORE CuANCE,

FENIIE ORANC OUTANG will he exhibited
u for a FEW DAYS MORE at her Room on BAL
TlMORE STREET, opposite the Museum
Hours OF Exhibition Morning, from 8 Till 9 Alter
noon from TO ,; Evening, from to O'Clock
&c Admittance l25 cents, without distinction of
aye. do If
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MUFFs! MUFFs@ MUFFs.M

MUFFS. MUFFSM MUFFSM
A FRESH INVOICE of MUFFS, lust receiv-
IVA. ed from New York, will be opened this morn
ing consisting OF Natural and Lustred Lynx; Sable
Coney, Sybcn?n Squirrel Natural and Lustted Gen
nett, with few of those very fine and fashionable
ISABELLA BEAR MUFFS; all of which will be
offered at exceedingly low priccs in order to insure
quick sales. Ladies and purchasers generally are in
vited to call. G. ]. HOPKINS,
di tJ26' s. w corner Market and Chnres-sts
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PORTRAIT FRAME MANDATORY.
TESHE undersigned begs leave to iaform his friends
IL and the public generally, that he has commenced
the above business at Slows Steam Saw Mill in
UHLER'S ALLEY, between CHARLES and Hanover
streets, soas, of Lombard. Having steam power, he
will be able to fill all orders promptly, and al, cheaper
rates. for cash, than any ether establishment in the
city Also, Toilet Boxes of all patterns and sizes.
a23-d JAMES NJ. COKEFAIR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINN
AH IL. IA EEKIL. T.. n. A. has the hnnnr of

HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT
MI H. N EERiL, +. y. a. has the honor of an
1sA hounclng to the citizens of Baltimore, that he
Las Deen prevailed upon by benevolent asssocaton
t0rpeat his course OF popular Lectures in this city.
tmec Lectures will be deIivered--on the evenings
OF 4 ues1ay the 10Th OF Dec.-W ednesday-the llth
and 'hursday-the l2:h. Comprising The most inter
esuhs anu popular calculations of ASrRONOMY and
POLARIZATION OF LIGHT-and the grand exhibit
COPE.
Tho ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES will be il
lustrated by The large PLANETARIU8I, showing
at one view the whole of the PLANETS both SCI
CONDARY and PRIMARY. Also, movable IN
SHIPMENTS for conveying to the mind, in clear
manner the cause ofrIDES, ECLlPSES, SC, with
SO,OOO magnificent objects of the Sderal Heavens
The Lectures on POLARIZED LIGHT will he il
llstrated by the POLARISCOPE. and a collection
Of CRYSTALS worth $4,000, including the Topaz
the Tourmalne, the Diamond aud Others producing
splendid effect on Light and Color.
The HYDRO OXYGEN MICROSCOPE whose DOW
er exceeds 25OO,OOO times, will shew animaculae as
represented beneahand other objects of natural his
tory After each Lecture, a DIORAMA of DIssOLV-
ING VIEWS will be exhibited by the Rev. WIN. ii.
SMITH, of this city.
PROGRAME AS FOLLOWS;
The Giesbach Cascade. % Eruption of Mount We
Fountains Abbey. suvius,
moonlight scene. "a Interior of SAINT Pau's
Glahts CauseWay. Cathedral.
5 Ruins of 'rnternebly, % Lake of Geuncsareth
hosaiom's Tomb. % Entrance to the Botani-
7 Bideford Bridge. calGa,dens Versailles
Pool Of Sloan. 27 Bomh't of Hong Kong
Hospl ofInvalids, Paris % Tai Mabel, at Agra,
III me Polar Regions. % Smuggler's Cave.
II Ruins of WhithyAbbey. 80 Fall of Babylon
~ Meath OF Abbey, 81 Ruins of Palmyra,
10 Castle of Chiffon. % Church of the iIoly Sc
ID Mount Tabor puchre
10 Battie OF Trafalgar. 80 Ruins of Hoyrood Abb
l6 Pilgrims near Antioch bey by MoonIieht
IL Crucis Abbey, Vale of 81 Church of Nativity.
Liangollen. IS Thames Tunnel.
10 Interior OF the Holy Sc sc Village OF Bethany and
puIchre. Dead Sea-
10 Swiss Cottage and Mill 81 Int of an old Convent
20 Tower of London AT Brupes
81 Moonlight Scene, Italy, 80 Sa Shrines at Dwarka
% Jerusalem, from Mount 80 Abbey Dermot ireland
olives, DO Motto.
[I3-The GREY'S BAND will be in attendance
each night.
The proceeds of the Lectures will be placed in the
hands of committee of gentlemen Of which the Rev
j. G Morris, d. d. is chairman, to be appropriated to
benevolent and religious purposes,
R5-AdmIssion p cents, each Lecture, or n Trans
ferable Ticket, admitting one person to the Course
may be had at the door of the room.
{g5-Doors open athalfpa 6-Lccture to commence
at O'Clock.
{G3-Carages may be in attendance at 0 O'Clock.
DIST
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOiG sALfG.
IrHA Two new Dwelling HourGs on the south
fgTEfff side of Holins street, nearly opposite the
ltaskl new Catholic Church, having each front of
sixteen feet, and lots of suitable depth.
Each house is two stories high with an attic and back
rooms. Ground rent, on each, about thirty eight dol
lars Price 81 100 each. Terms-one- third cash. one
third in six months, and the other in twelve months
Also, one new Store and Dwelling, having front of
sixteen feet on the south side of Baltimore street. the
second house east Of Cove street, two stories with an
attic and back building Ground rent about thirty
eight dollars. Tcrms-onehalf cash and the balance
in six months. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD.
Conveyancer and Property AGENT
se4-tf N. f.. corner ST. Paul and Fayette-sis
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M. LANDER C0TLpC

SAMUEL NJ. LAWDER. COLLECTOR, ~.
~ tends promptly % the collection OF all accounts
placed in his hands. Residence,
No. It's T.. BALTIMORE STREET.
Six doors East of Eden street.
o. REfERENcgs-Willim Reaney, Esq, Charles
F. Mayer, Esq, Or. Jacob jennings Maj Joshua Dry
den, st. George w. Tcackle, Esq. ns5.lm-
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c. r CER'S
FASHIONABLE FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET.
GLOVES, SHIRTS ~ HOSIERY. Just
w received, at the above establishment, splendid
assortment of gentlemen's Kid GLOVES of the most
fashionable kinds
Fine Linen and Muslin SHIRTS, of superior make
and warranted TO fit
Rich Satin Dress SCARFS and CRAVAT5 g.
Buckskin Jackets and Drawers
Extra size Merino SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Shaker Knit do do
Rich Satin Dress STOCKS ..
Meiino, Cashmere aud Thibet GLOVES
GentlemeH's Dressing Gowns and Cans
Silk and Linen Cambria HDKFS.
English Cotton aud Merino Half Hose
Suspcnders, Umbrellas, and Stffeners.
05- The above articles will be sold at very reduced
prices. nl2-d
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i l. Nj A n A C.
MARRIED,

the LIST inst, by the Rev. H. Slicer, John w.
DR., to Miss Margaret McCracken, all of Ibis city.
the 4lh inst, by the Rev Mr.. Dolan, Peter Alb
o Miss Hannah L. Nolen, all of this city.
Washington, on the 4th inst, by the Rev. Nor
wilson, Nc. Matthew G. Emery to Miss Juliet d,
ton, all of Washington.
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COTIi.LlON AND MILITARY MUSIC.
EOHN 4. RICE would beg leave most humbly
eD to offer his services TO the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Baltimore and elsewhere, TO perform at
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS,
QUADRILLE PARTIES,
BALLS, sc. &c.
He laers himself that he can render general salts
faction TO all who may be kind enough to demand his
services, and lie can give the highest recommenda-
tons to all who may desire it.
An n.dersle left at my residence, MARION STREET,
No. e, near Liberty, or at CENTRAL HALL, corner
Of Baltimore and Charles will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
07-A orders compiled with al tbs shortest posi-
BILE notice. Your humble and ob't sefy't,
o30-2m JOHN r. RICE
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
Y WILL. in order to close off my Stock of WIN
IL TER GOODS, sell off at reduced prices. This is
no humbug. Persons wishing to buy will call and
examine my STOCK. have on hand, a large assert
mCnt Of
Superfne West of England French and Domestic
CLOTHS, all colors and prices
Wool black aud Fancy French and Domestic CASSl-
MERES, rich patterns and extra cheap
Velvet, Merino and Cashmere VESTING
Super Black SILK VELVET
Blaze blk. a I'd fancy cold FELVETS, for Bonnets
Bonnet SILKS; rich Bonnet SATINS, of all kinds,
closing of
With large stock Of French CASHMERES, AL
PACAS, Mouselne dc LANES, all woo-with a large
assortment of fancy articles, cheaper than ever.
o. If you want to buy Bargains, call on
j. EDWARD BIRD, at the old stand,
n25 No III Balumore-st., formerly No. 49,
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CHEAP! CHEAPm CHEAP!
HENRY W.. COOKE, corner of HANOVER
IA a and LOMBARD SITS, has on hand a large ana
handsome assOnFnenrof
FRESH WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consisting of ladies', gentemcn's, chdren's and ser
wants wear OF all kinds together with large stock
of HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES For sale whole .
sale and retail, very low, at the
DEPOT FOR BARGAINS
Corner of Hanover and Lombard streets
I5- All who want TO purchase good Goods and at
very low prices, can be accommodated. d4
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A NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
Just opened at No. 1876 FRANKLIN STREET
BETWEEN EUTAW AND PACA-STS.
& sREAr AT 1KdTInS
general and well selected stock of cheap Goods
Just opened at the above stand, and for sale whole
sale and retail, at very low prices. Give US cali and
Judge TOR yourselves.
LIST OF BARGAINS FOR THE FIRST WEEK:
Cloths from Sl25 upwards; Cassmercs 81 90 and up
Whfds; Cassnetts and Vestngs very cheap; Flannes,
all WOOL Zoe; Lindseys l2ic; Heavy Tickngs 10 and
l2dc; Shrting and Sheetng Musins &c aud upwards:
Callcoes &c and upwards, Crash 6!c Canton Elan
nells and Zoe; Linen Cambria Handkerchefs I2ic;
with Mousln de LANES, Cashmeres, Mernos, Alpa-
cas-, Cioaklhgs, &c. &c. at proportonaby low prices
Bargains, from Auction, are expected every week. SO
do not forget the No. 1856 FRANKLIN ST.
d4 few doors West of Eutaw street
TENHE GREAT BARGAINS NOT ALL
a. GONE YETI The subscriber still continues to
sell off his large and magnificent stock of rich Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS at great sacrifices prenar-
atory TO making change in his business. Among
the many articles to he found in his stock are
Rich, plain and fancy rrcss SILKS
French Cashmercs and NOUS. DE LANES
Rich Evening Dress Goods
ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES
BLK and cold silk Velves
WEIGH and Domestic FLANNEI.S
Bcached and brown Domcstics
English and Domestic Prints
CLOTHS, C8ssmclcs and VESTINGS
Linen Pocket llDKFS
Embroidered II. $. do.
silk and Cotton HOSIERY.
Also, splendid assortment ofSHAWLS and Man
titS such
Rich embroidered Grape Shawls
Rich Teheran Long do.
India Cashmere do.
Rich silk do.
Velvet Shawls aud Mantas
BrOcha and embroidered Ihibet ShaWls
The suhsci bcr will also be constantly re ceving all
new style goods adapted to the season.
just received, another lot of CLOAkINGS, good
patterns; French Merinoes and plain Cashmeres.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, 209 Bamore-st.,
dc ct between Charles and Ligbt-sts
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
WHTE invite the attention of the public to our very
w large stock of select and fashionable GOODS
every article of which will be tound of the most dura
bic fabric and AT very moderate prices, viz:
Rich coOred Silks, BrOcadGs and Sans
Rich yard wide Satins; Striped Blue Black Silks
Splendid (hgh ustrel Black Italian Lustring
do. "a and A Gro dc Rhine and Scarf silk
Richest style of Cashmefes and Mouslin de LANES
Various new fabrics OF PRINTED Dress Goods
Superior French BombazineS and Alpacas
do. do Merinoes and Thibel Cloths
CLOAKINGS-New styles of French and English
Magnificent embroidered Grape SHAWLS, u few
of which are the most costly imported.
Splendid Long and square Cashmere Shawls
do. Terkerr SIlAWLS, at all prices.
HAMILTON EASTER & co.
DAFT No. 203 Baltimore street.
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AEIHAN BRA.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

80 BALL GAME, 81 CTS. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET at SO " PER HOUR.
TENHE Subscriber, having fully established the AL
n HAMBKA as place of gontlemanly resort, as
sures Its patrons that in reducing his prices the same
rules which have proved satisfactory to ALL will be
adhered to, and the strictest order insisted on
Disorderly persons, who conform to the rules
OF the House, and Boys under age, are requested not
to visit the place, they will not be permitted to
remain
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Alhambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance
&G- Mr.. BRADLEY, my former assistant, having
returned from the North will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
MENT usual, is furnished with all the reouiren ents
of the season. which served up in the best style
n9-lm' AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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| f ID

DIED,
Friday morning, 9th inst, after short but pain
illness, Charles b., only child of Robert Griffin,
i 3 years., 3 months and II days. The friends of
ia her are requested to attend his funeral, this
Iirday) afternoon, at O'Clock. from Mrs. Dor
!, corner of Market and Frederick streets.
Fare thee well! the worst is spoken,
7 That makes the past dream to me;
The long delicious spell is broken
Yet fare thee well, since thou art free.
l-thc Sd inst, Margaret Lerew, in the 18th year
her age.
d the 4th inst, Mary E. Curran, aged years and
'onths. ~
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X. MEACHAM,
II Asst AND CLOSING SALES OLE BOOKS

EVENING next week, at the store of y ~ n =
Pratt, 23o BALTIMORE STREET, the balance of
that large assortment of BOOKS las they are decln
ing pSn,,ihess,) consisting Of Medical, Theological,
american ANIMALS for 1915; large assortment OF
Books III rich and elegant binding, suitable for Christ
mas and New Years Presents. Also, a large assor
cry of all kinds.
W. Ihe Entire stock will positively be sold, as the
premises must be vacated in n few days.
d|-u X. MEACHAM Auct'r
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AUCTION SALES.
EY II. NIEACIIAnI

!oS, CORNER BALTIMORE & HoLLIDAY-srs
NlGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday. We'd
~ hcSIay and Saturday evenings, for the public
sue SAFE. Oh Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods Paintings,
Private Libraries &C., SC
VI G,onSgnments Of articles for positive sales re-
made when asked. VIA w
n6-4taW % A5rAruAM
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FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
WYE have on hand large and well selected
w stock of French, English & domestic CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and YESTINGS; Sattinets, all colors;
French, English and domestic Beaver Cloths; White
and Red Flannels
Bcached and brown Cottons; Linen Sheetings;
Irish Linen; damask and diaper Table Cloths; Table
Linen and Napkins; Huckahack, Bird Eye and Russia
Diapers; Linen Cambria; Linen Cam Hdkfs; Gents
Satin aud Silk Scarfs; Silk Hdkfs; Gloves Hosiery;
with large and splendid assortment of Silks Shawls
Mernoes, Cloakings, &c. Sc, all of which we will
sell very low. r. McELDOWNRY & co.
n22.lm' l62 Bal,im0re-st., bet Calvert and Light.
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SPOONS! SPOONSn SPOONS.n
H ID. CLARK, No. 1 WATER STREET, Sc
NJ cond door from Calvert, has large assortment
engaged persons going to house keeping are invited
call before purchasing.
N. 3. Old Silver and Geld wanted. aft
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DRY GOODS, &c.
DESIRABLE GOODS

ETOH BARGAINS call nj the corner of HOW
NJ ARD and FAYElTE STREETS. A beautiful
assortment OF Mouse and Drab coIOred ALPACAS.
French and English Drab MERINOES, all shades.
I9sether Wish large stock of CASHMERES and
MOUSLIN DE LANES.
Diff JAMES PETERS
"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED, UN-
w DERSHlRPS and DRAWERS, from com
mon to extra size OF Scotch Wool, Domestic Yarn
Merino, Cotton, aud American Silk; HOSIERY ali
sizes OF Germantown Yarn, Lambs Wool, Merino
Alpaca, lhlbet, Cotton, ilk and Spun Silks GLOVES
ot SUPER Buckskin, Cashmere Merino, Kid and silk:
aSSPENDERS; Wooden COMFORTS; Woollen
rms, &C., sc. All IF which we will sell yefv
low. STEARNS s SIKKEN,
2O7 Baltimore street,
d5-bt' (AJ Between Light and Charles
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TEAS! TEAS! TEASE!
AT CANTON TEA COMPANY.

AND RAIsINS. 60OU lunches
~ ONIONS; also, bushels Onions, all in prime
hippng order.
40 boxes and half boxes best Bunch RAISINS.
For sale by KELLUM s. MERRILL,
do cot 81 Smiths wharf, (old MOL
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|rER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
|or Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific, and Canton
b Leland, soon.
or Rio de Janeiro-Barque Baltimore, 18th inst.
or London -Barque Louisa, 18th inst,
Tor Savannah Mar, Jam. Barque A. Oracle, de-
Itch.
Ior Kingston, Jam.-Brig Phpnix, few days.
or Ponce, r. R.-Brig Juliet, 10th inst.
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pS VIRTUE of a decree of the Court of Chan
cery the subscriber will offer at public sale at
The Exchange, in the city OF Baltimore, on FRIDAY,
oth of Dec, 1914, at o'clock, P NJ, Lot of Ground
)iontng forty feet on Pennsylvania Avenue, running
back to Cove street. This Lot is situated near the
lntersccton OF Pennsylvania Avenue and Covest.
| nd has upon it small Frame Dwelling.
{rg- Terms Of sale follows: One-third in cash,
ind the balance in twelve months.
n28-eots w. A. TALBOT, Trustee.
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TO FRIENDS s. FORMER CUSTOMERS.
- HODDINOTT takes this opportunity to in
De form his friends and the public in general that
he has returned to the city after absence of about
six years. and has recommended his former business
of BELL HANGING, LOCKSMlTH and WHITE
SMITH in general All work done by me shall be
warranted, and on low terms can be done in the
city. S. HODDINOTT, Baltimore street,
nll-eo2m doors west of Eutav House.
HYYHRA SIZE SIIIrSTG. Iha Iar1est Lilo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22


rsnb iibrrwunheu inter ten Snesu baS
perborbenife Meisn mad je in ir9enc einem
Reidb ooereanb ein9efnbrt fparb, fpnrbe gleid,
auf ben Gtur3 bed @olfss, in eer 8eitalt eI
ner "1,ereini9feH Sfaaten Banf uca penns
iptoanien,v efrthtst; i. aIseaun ying es mics
csr a,if 'syarHe, mifperecppeItcr ainffrensuns,
an bas 8erihwenben Der Wiaicueu aus bic.
fer slnitalt, bic bic StaatsihnIe gu benz uns
sebeuern 8e.aufgdanate no iIe jeBt 1T, une
nun hat Der i'm Sd,peiee fines sin9eNhtes
feiu Brrb erfperbenet slrbeiter inner 2aren,
gum NnBer aiispartiser Stcdhalter, ;u bes
iabtsn, nnc bas Sdlimmife babciiif, ca6 cas
gnce bon tiefem Utiid,i nod, gar hid,t bes
ftnstntaperoer faliH. .Allntb ba uniere Sldgse
ftidIt fato ibie fpebet; bic sineit 70 ipefentiis
deH 9piteif usn Der tBe6fidlins Ues Soites
FrtuthpilIis oertnfad,tet, foWefben mir S0ocs
raIiit 9enannt
Wir iiberfaiIsn aber Der Democratic bon
Berfs bic @nifdieonns aerte, oh mir ipId,s
SensunHns ourf, infer jsBisss, cber aud
eurdl eini9es BON unieSm perheri9em Der
baltcn, rercienert" 2ilr r;.s-' -.-a.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
0uupcru6r Sprr tlcbrrfiibrt.

Ibomas 80. Dorr, Der srr ciuiarn
Sabren gum 9cuperuIr ucn 9ibcee gilane
erpdblt Wuree, uuo peswe9eu elm folder
srceer slufrubr in jsnem Staate perurlad,f
tpnroe, oae er bic Slud,t nebmcn u,uste, III
pcr eini9er 3cit ,pieberum suriidgstebrt unc
bat I'D, Der Sbri9feit iebif aufgeliefrrt. Gr
ipurbe alfo neulid ;u Genpcrt, in jenem
Staate, auf Die 9Infla9e pon j,chpsrrafb
uerb6rt, uno am ocrlesten Dieniiag pcn Der
Surp ale Sdulcis iberfnbrt. sls er Dor
bic Court 9eifeQt fpurce, nm SermtbeiIt AZ
peroeu, tpnrps Elm sIntro9 fir. eiu neucs
8erh6r. 9emad,t. ilno Der Tote Suri 1874,
pcn Der &cnrt bcifimuit, INN Die 9rnnoe tpc.
gen e,nem iicnen 8erbcr ansub6reu. -Cem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
9d,ful;enifurnt.

SIM Sadimittas pom pcrlssten 5reitaa
tpurcen eiuige Segenoen ucu unierm @aunlr
NIT einem ihmeren Shfceennetter bciniac,
fuht. Suelid, BON tieicr Staet aicug baI:
fritc iiber 9SilIcW Straec uuc eampeter
Salidr. sIm Ie,terem Srt mafcn sini9s Der
ar6etcn SoascIiteiue fcd,s 3clI unp einen hal.
ben i'm llmfan9. Tie 9ScIfe, aus weIhcr
oteicr Sca9clifurm iIt eutIuo, mar MIR flcin,
cntffano i'm Siioweffcu uno iiabm isine 9tit,,
tung mad, Tcrcciieu. 8ci @bnrd,taun, i'm
ucrccitlidleu 3beil hes @auntYs, mus bas
SdIceenwettsr ned, hrfti9cr seweirn fein.-
Der Sccen mar cine beocutcnee So6be nit
cen 9efalenen Sd,lcsen bcbedt, unb man
bat uus oerTdert, caB cini9e berfrlbcn pcu
Der @rcee sines 9dnlecns maren, uuo bae
Elm junscs 8aIb pen benielben erfhla9en
nurce.- 9ancafer grlfsf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
@ineinnatig gIpril %.

Infer Waycr fam Dor siniacu 5o9en auf
gan, uuerwartete JSeiie 3u einem 8nfjc Dol,
,peiblid,cR eippen. @r .pcrurtbcilte einc CIR,
idnbeun, bic, rpe9eii 2runfenbeit uno SdIis
9ersi, auf Der Srase, berbaftet mar, ims Sc
fiugnie. 8dum bate er bas lirtbeil aclpro,
den, dls iie ibm INN ben Soafs fiel, uno I'M,
ter eiurm @rgude pcn 8crccfdmfeit bat, oas
9rauidmc lScrt Surilfsuucbmcn. Sic brud.
teibm eiucn !8ue anf fsine eippeu, uno erin,
'Herts ibu, ba8 ibr ucrifortener Waun 9aau.
rer mar, lIno oa'er gu eemielbeu Oreeu oe,
bore, fIc icine Sd,'pelfer fct.. Die 9crlisl'
liingen parer natirIidl per9eblidj.' Sie bate
ben Draper 70 frdft:g. cuthrarirt, sa6 ,iper
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-22
@ensral Sarrifon's
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Nebrhsit 1859. .. ......
Bon ben 'Staaten crbielt Serr BAN Sus
rem z unb Sodrrifcn 10. --.- -.
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le Der llnicn brfIe9t, IN ben n6roIid,en, mitt.
Tern uno fabliden Staaten, unb in IsuDcrf,
ieinem si9enenp geburtSitaate paro CT nit
1898 Webrbeit uerfpcrfen.
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ffauulid,e pcphldritdt be9leitet ucn eincr fat
ME ;uoor d gsws fenen 9lieberla9e ihn
ben alten 9lemierbaltern uub Bluti9eln nnb
ibrem 9efcfss, bic bon ber sIbmiuiiraticn
peuflpntrt pcrbsn ftllb, burd bic CT untcrifiibt
tpcroen 1T, iino gu bercn Tisen er bic Gesics
ritugrsrsuaitet bat, north maiden follte Sie
Dnnfden fdenatiirlid, bon 9feusm all Der of
fentli6en Srfppe su rndifen. Sic tphuid,sn
.siHe 9isiforafitn; uHb rriparteu wieoer in bic
fettert slsuter; une SmecureH, pcn brren fie
hiuips9 gstrieben. ,reresn llno, cin9eieBt sii
sper6er. mems bic gfidlIa9sne 9bminiifratcn
fpiroer tn bIs Sepah femint penn Der Sleg
tpis6 FTdtSflidf nid,t sctlfemnien Iein, tpann
eieic ndmlid,cn Sreaiurp ButiasI nid,t nics
Der anlbie alteus Greahirt 3isen an9cleet
rrroai, nub peld,es Bsrfsen9 iif fur ibre
3sprdr 70 patisao, als "cer 9roee 8erltcee.
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