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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-30

"a man by the name OF LIGur, with half a
dozen aliases, was recently arrested at Van Blu.
rem, Ark, by Dr.. Thornton, of Springfield. in
this State. He was charged with forgery perpe,
trated in Pennsy lvana, on the Bank Of Mis-
souri,, at ST. Louis. When about forty miles from
Springfield, he made his escape from the guard.
Next day he was again arrested, passed through
Springfield, and when about one hundred miles
east Of that place, again made his escape and is
now at large. -Republcan.
A man by this name was arrested here
some sine since for some offence, said to
have been committed in Pennsylvania. He
escaped from those who had him in custo.
dy-or rather they stated that he was re.
scued from them by three individuals who
rushed upon them from a thicket. 1t i:
currently circulated here, however, that
he rescued himself by paying three hun,
dred dollars TO those who had him in Gus
tody. We do not vouch for the truth OF
either statement, but give them as they
are currently rumored about town.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-30

The GULF SQUADRoN-Includiug the
steam frigate, Mississippi, now on her way,
the U. S. squadron in the Gulf of Mexico
numbers ten vessels. mounting over two
hundred guns.
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Total length,
40

lOldi ItHRtU, ,06S
This grand European line will not stop
short on the bank, Of the Pregel. II the
Emperor Nicholas gives permission, com.
pany will Immediately offer to extend il by
Tilsit, Kowno, wilma and Smoensko, to
the ancient capital OF Russia, and it would
be still more easy matter to continue it
in the direction OF st. Petersburgh, by Me-
mel, Mttau, Riga and Dorpat. This grand
line would thus be joined to the railway
which the Autocrat is at present construct.
ing between the two capitals of his empire,
4 railroad which he intends continuing to
Nlshnei Novogorod, a commercial town
situated at the conflux Of the Volga and the
Okla, the rendezvous Of the traders Of Eu.
rope and central Asia. From Nishnei Novo.
gorod steamers descend the Volga 10 Ka.
san and Astrachan. In this latter city, the
Emperor OF Russia has lately got several
steamers built, for the purpose Of plying on
the Caspian sea and keeping up CONNER
clal relations between Russia and Persia, and
Independent Tartary, and the provinces be-
yond the Caucasus. Thus, should peace
continue, their will be no difficulty in shor,
time in travelling from the mouth of the Ia.
gus 10 the very centre OF Asia. Whilst
looking forward TO the realization of this
magnificent work, we can announce with
certainty that in the course Of 846, two
considerable portions Of The vretebral line
will be completed--ons from Tours, by
Paris and Brussels, to Cologne, and the 9th.
sr from Hanover, by Berlin, to Stettin.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-30

NORTH CARoINA.-The representation
from this State, in Congress, stands six
Locofocos to three Whgs-a loss Of one
from the side Of the Wings.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-30

EducatiOn.-ln our country, all political
power is in the hands of the people, and
II has been well said by one OF our wise men,
that "the whole people must be instructed
in the knowledge OF their duties, they must
be elevated TO contemplation and compre.
hension Of those great truths on which a one
government like ours can be successfully,
conducted; and one hope Of arresting de-
generacy, or supPressing the insurgent pas,
sions Of the multitude by the influence OF
here and there an individual, though he
were wise as Scion or Solomon, would
prove as fallacious as an attempt to stop the
influx of malaria, by sprinklng little chlor,
de Of lime along the creeks and shadows OF
the shore, il The whole ocean, in all lis
depths, were corrupted.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-30

bEAlNGToN, august 10, lO4O.
On the same day he published the fol-
lowing, which was properly regarded as
call on his adherents, black and white, to
prepare for battle:
"KENTUcKTANs: You sec this attempt OF
these yrants, worse than the thirty despots who
Iorded it over the once free Athens, now 10 en-,
slave you Men who regard law-men who re-
gard all their liberties not to be sacrificed to
single pecuniary interest," to say the least, OF
doubtful vaue--lovers of justice, enemies OF
blood, laborers Of all classes, you for whom
have sacrificed so muoh-where will you be
found when this battle between liberty and sIav.
cry is to be fought? / cannot, will not, dare
not question on which side you will be found
If you stand by me like men, our country shall
yet be free; but if you falter now, | perish with
less regret when ! remember that the people OF
my native State, OF whom have been so proud,
and whom have loved so much, are already
slaves. c. M. CLAW
LEXINGTON, August 49, 1945."
A committee was appointed to respond
to the reply and card of Mr.. Clay, which
they did, in lengthy report, which was
adopted by public meeting. The report,
concluded in the following words:
"We assume not 10 decide for society who
have with us common interest, but as Dor
lion Of that community, recommend a general
meeting OF the people OF the city OF Lexington
and county of Fayette to be held on Monday
next August 18th, to concert measures for the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-25
Farms i'm Milton For sale.

- ESIDlNG in Ohio, the subscril er is DESTROYS Of
IL selling his lands in Milton, and nov offers for
ale one Farm Of 1870 acres, one mile north Of the
Fos, ea,tof Snake hill Of unequaled soil for crops
or grali has two good barns, an orcha' d. water ana
ordinary house.
Que Farm offon l3e f~200 acres, one mile south
eat = the Fall, and we, of Mrs. Pat~, of some 30
acres interval, aud balance in plain land good barns,
oo,lish house, and great advantages for raising our
Milton staple, Rye.
One Farm 81 mile northwest Of the Falls, 100
a're,,-eond uillnes. orchard, and conveniences.
Oiher parcels cf 30, 80 and 40 acres, for such rs
may choo.ea >lnal,c' Purchase.
Also, the SiISsLL ne and lot at east end of the
Bridge where with he Improvements al the Falls,
Is very dr,irahle location for one wishing 10 open
any brsne ..
Also, some Village Lots, with and without dwell
ling horses, N the most plea ami part Of the village.
by immediate application, some 500 yafd~ OF do
nestle cloth may lie applied or any Of the parcels
vii c ,ul for snail portion Of the purcna.o money
down. wi annual instruments for the alanrc.
goo sheep, Young Cattle, Hay, &C., will be sold
wih either Of he FARMS # desired.
,ll remain in Milton al ont two weeks, nfer
which apply 10 George ashley, at the Falls, to A.
g, Whit re- Vet Milton.
'Ii> better 10 trade with the principal than wi h an
agent. j. r. AlNSWORrH.
Milton Falls, Sept. 25 1914. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-25
NipII EOR SIZE

rg---z TNOR SALE, a iarm in Unle.hill, con-
Sfr.SA / tanning one hundred and iorly-slx
sftfIS acres a'o1 one hundred acres of which
Is...s-.sa- is under cultva'lbn, he remainder IS
covered ~ a good growth OF hard wood. On The
premises are a nveRi,ni dwelling house, arn, sheds,
&c. and orchard Of thrifty Tearing app t trees,
sufficient for making some fifty or sky barrels Of
cider. Al,o, lar,n ccn'ainlng one hundred acre,
lying ahoui one mile from the above al sixty acres
Of which 4, under mpr yemen, and has on II capa-
clou> larn, the remainder = well wooded, principally
with beach aud maple. The al owe situated near
The centre OF the town and the main road,--are
well waicred md wei fenced, considerable portion
Of The fence eng sb-anlal stone wall, ami toge H.
compose OF HE best DAIRY farms IN the town.
The above premise, viii lie sod 10 close a concern
for much les, than h.r real value, aud pos, e,sion
ulyen the i>t-1rI5riI next. For further part GU
lar, enquire OF A. FOOlE.
Burlington, Feb. % 1874 3Sf
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DR.. Banning's Spino Uteri Alb
dominal Supporter, or
PATENT LACE.

NITILL be kept constantly on hand by DR.. JONI
w w. EMERY, Of Essex, he having purchased Of
The original PalenIce The erciusipe right to make and
rend he same, within and for the Comics OF Chit
tenlen, Franhlinl Lamoll e. and Grand l,le.
The PATENT LACE ha. now cen before the pub
lie for npml er OF months, -hInIrcd> have cen APP
Piled IN different parts of The country AMI with q siic
cess never ieitre elualel v ANY remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of It's henet
cal influence IN the removal ofdsea>es of long stand
ing might t inrn shed from thi, imu, date VICINITY
IN addition TO The statement OF cases and certificate,
of cures furni>hedhy Dr. Banning and others. But
this l. not deemed necessary nj the preeni iIme
ic can he given to individuals wearing tn. Lace
IN yearly every town in The County.
PLY Sclan> have long felt the necessity of Suppor-
terdiiereny cons ructed and more pcrecn IL adap
Ton 10 the human form, than any that had been pre-
scented to the pul lie. The invcG ton Of Bannng'>
meet with their general appru alton i de .ign,d
10 relleNe symptoms, and remedy a ct physical
ma a'le> winch cannot reached ly med "ine> alone
he descent ordl> placement OF he V,cerra from re-
taxation Of the abdominal muscles or other cai-es
tends 10 alter and derange he function OF every organ
IN the human system, and in many cases this deva-
ton from the natura healthy 20 itiOn OF paris i The
sole cau'e OF general debIlny-n Macs and Females.
Of Dyspepsia, erions OF the Stomach and Lirer,
PdiPHdti0H ofhe Heart Spinal Irritation. Hvsteria,
HypocOHdria Piles, Proiapsus Iberia, Suppression
Of Urine, The bronchitis Speakers, and Incl
Pient Consumption ofwh cl will e much relev-
Ell, if no entirely removed, by the ne Of the Patent
Lace, when their exisence scau,ed hy physical de-
ranCrmcnt aud a mechanical iii. pa cement of parts,
which can lie readily a,cerlained by observing the
form and symptoms Of The person Affected.
This instrument has zen examined by Drs. Mott,
Rogers, Francis and Grlscomb of New York--,he
Faculty ofPri sburah, Harfordand New Haven, and
has Obtained heir favorable testimony.
Appicaons for lhi> Lace may lie made 10 the sub
scrller, at f., sex, or DR.. HEINEBkRG, Burlington.
Patients distance will be visited At their residence,
# required. JOHN w. EMERY.
Essex, January, 1915. 33u
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DR.. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster


THIS Plaster is unrvaled for curing scrofilus
l. swelings, scurvy, sores, lame ack burns pa las
in the de>, hips or limbs, and seldom fails to q We
rel ei IN OF local rheumatism. Ifapplied 10 the
side il will many OF the common liver com .
plants, aud It found to | e equal # no, snperior 10
any corn plaster, tor corn> Oh the feet. II Imnedl-
aiely applied fresh wound It will prevent sore
ness. and cause Il quickly 10 heal.-Fam ie, in the
habit of using this plaster, find it better than any,
thing else for all purposes for which master or
salve is wanted. lis virtues have leen wtne,se V
thor ands o. respectable individuals in var,ons parls
of he uniel States, who have tested lis efficacy
PRICE 25rt>. per box.
IrJ@Many cerllneates may he had showing its
extraordinary effects.
Beledre Of Counterfeits -
All those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article o MarshaIiS Plaster should purchase that OF
which II. q. Grtlley, Mlddehury, VI, is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL
certify that the above article was executed in my
presence by DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto Is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, .Judge.
Middlebury, Jan. II, lsi5.
Sold wholesale and retail by II. &. Gridlev, gem
eral Agent, Mddehury VI.
PECK q. SPEAR,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI
And by Druggists generally in the Uniled States
and Canada. 35ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-25
FOR SALE.


YNIAT large and commodious Two story BRICK
L DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT situated on
the side Of College Green,ai the head of College
Street, in this village. The House Is 80 ly As, with
an a,ement story, wrhkitrhen and provision cellars,
with wing 80 hy Is, ex enning north on College
Green, with wood and store house Glow, and cham
ber> aud sleeping rooms al owe. large aud COM
modon, larn, carriage hon,e, ice house, and other
out house, and spacious yard west of the dwelling
huu,e, aud good daral le well Of water othe best
quality in the village, aud brick cstern. One and
quarter acres OF land Of the first qnalitv, large
garden and choice iruii trees west Of the house and
yard
The buildings are constructed in modern style, Of
the hest material and workmanship, were erected
by the subscriber for hts own use, and the local ION
village and lake The We.i, and not surpas sed by
any other N this part ofihe country.
Purchase rs are invited to call and examine foT
them,elve>. Terms made known ly The subscriber
on lie premises. SAMUEL REED.
y Burlington, April Is, leii. 46 If
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Y. - PALNEN'S 1 UERIC1N NEWS
PAPER ADFERTTSING AGENCY.

~ CALGll.-
Ill The re- ent de.'r1rtion of the I'riiHae Buil2
- fngs 100 Ndssi.d Street, New Ytrl. the Cua
Once OF V. u. Pal1 cr, Accent FIR Cornrr New, pa
pcrs, was destroyed, toge'hcr with all his ilc> OF
new-parer,, hi lopk, e arconn', tj!rntrrc Sc.
The ptnnlary To-, is 'rflinr and hr mconveni-
cnce To which n lH> Subjected HIM may, in a great
measure, BE- specify re,airnl hy prompt nc ion OF
Tue pni sher, OF n9Rsnancrs for which he agent. IN
forward s copy OF each Of iler papers to HIM in
NeW f"rt' coHiq ming notice IF his Gcenry, terms
Of ddrertisiBg. dee.
Tho>e t. whom he has sent al ertiscmcn's from
his New York Agency, during the pa. year arc
earnestly requested TO forward 10 hn paper, contain
lnssact advertisements, thai he may more place
them on re-
Thr>e with whom he hn> lad accounts, whether
settle or r-ellrl re.pc,jflh rc11e tel to tor
ward TO him transcript OF Them hat he NV q cn.
able 20 enter every Ding ~ new ~ cf boob s and
this rre crv r'or GA account. pcrainng to ms
agen y IA Ncic YORK; Res 'Hi Nv,
vi PALMER,
A:cn' for Norrrv New. rorcr. IN the r.ties
Of Wow Nor;, Ph 'i"2hi,, Bal nt.rp aud Boston
No 30 Ann ~. nj outI he present 'tniunr Office
New For', ~ r'nrv l. ISIS. 40
IN Usher. Of Newspaper, FIR which, hris III" agent
will o. IL" him, and promote The ~ ie Of he A-cn.
CIV, by inserting h> Card ron>pirIo3sly ia the res
re'tlvc papcr-.
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TO RENT.

TIME pla, tered Hone on Champlain, two doors
l Suuih ofPearl street, and near Mr.. Converse
new cottage. The prelIse. consist Of a comfortable
house, large larn and good garden. Immediate
possession gwen. Apply to Mrs Amos PANGBoRN.
Burlington, March Is, 1915. az
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NEW REMEDY FOR
BRONCHITIS, H0iRSENESS,
COLDS S,U4. JlIllLCmT1o
THE RRCGEHfGL CONF{I'

D.. 3. +. .sG.15T - GIDIIG
ON C T. NJ o r l. At II NJ L.
HAVING become convaoscont beg to offer my
services to the community at large, my health
7il be ny pre.au0us will not allow 10 enter into
The artupus ICES of public practice, have there
lore opened (wih deirra49a@ iIo o, establishing
lupg'iaG7n OF b J HEiNEBEBG & Co.. 10 which
have attached q Consulting Office where al persons
wishing to avail themselves Of my prolss onn advice
may consult me between The hours of and Il 4. u.
and and T. NJ. Ny medical career is too well
known in Burlington. &C. 10 req ire comment
The selections of the numerous Drugs, Chemicals
Instruments, &c, have been made by myself from
the FIRST and most eminent houses IA New 1rk; my
purchases being entirely for ca we shall be enabled
to offer 10 the pullc Goods that be surpassed
IN quality and nj such prices ms cannot fail 10 please
iavlsg engaged the assistance of gentleman
Iiccnriatc OF the Honorable Company OF Apoheca-
gles London, England Physicians prescriptions and
Family Recipes viii be dispensed with neatness and
accuracy.
h. j. Hencberg & Co. most politely invite the
Ladies' to inspect their valuable and choice sci cions
of PEI fumery Obtained from the first Partisan houses
Their assortment OF Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes
are of superior manufacture.
Medical Wines and Spirits of superior quality and
CHOICE variety.
TRUSSES, Male and Female on the most in prov
ed principles remarkably low prlred.
variety of the most valuable Patent medi ines.
Chemical preparations Of all kinds warranted gen.
4 selection of Domestic Wants, such as Maccaoni,
Vermicell, Sa.ad Oil, Sardines, Olives, Pruues.
French and American Chocolate, Cocoa, Refined
Isinaass, Ketchup of various kinds, PlcLled Lob
stcrs, Irish Moss, French Mustard,
Every attention viii be particularly paid to ensure
the good grnces of the public.
B. }. Hoineberg g. Co invite the public to make an
early cali and view Their establishment. II is ii vd
up without regard 10 spendour II contains the
most superior quality of goods 10 be obtained in the
market.
The store is accessible a, all hours OF night and
dav
Doct. B. }. HeineberP takes this opportunity to
return his sincere thanks the inhabitants of Bur
lngton and vicinity for the numerous flvors
conferred upon him, and trusts he is not now to be
| forgotten by his old friends.
n. -. The Store is situated next to Messrs Brns-
mai & Brothers Variety Store. Church ST., where
the Doctor can be consulted daily.
/ Burlington, Dec, 4th 1874. 81
/ h. J. HENrBERG, W. C. HARRISGToN.
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CON S U n P L 10 n
LIVER COMPLAINTS
THE QUESTION SETTLED,

4 MONG the mGliitule Of medicines and 'crre
"A ais which are daily lalmeI oil upon the un>u>-
pcctng, people So Of EN- get d-a pointed That they
hardly know what TO eleve when "a really invalua.
bic ,l.cne i FIRST introduced mo he conmuniiy
The medicine which we now ring before the pub
Ii, IS compound not uveu'ed ~ ,av, Il the ma
turing IT years If reflection, on all dI-case> which
nave a tendency towards COSsUMPTIoN. Complaints
OF the lungs chest, and liver TO arise from orr
variable climate, most dangerous to the invalid, and
those Of naturally weak consultations.
DIR. I.arbor's Vegetable LungWCrt
Of the most exiraord mary nature 10, operation,
upon the system. II taxes hold OF the complaint al
once, and no matter how long the pulmonary con-
sumpuva patient has cen Ill leriLg, if he condition
al he lungs l. such not to be absolutely ncurahe,
The I.pngwori Will eradicate every symptom OF dis
ease from the body restoring one a. were again 10
life. For this reason, people who have pulmonary
complaint, should q. elal!y -s.ec. hat .osa.dy a.
first which will cure, If there eau be a cure. The
Lungwor will do this, ifhealIh i TO lie restored: and
the proprietor heslales not to say II Is The safest
MEDICINE in the world for those troubled with COUGHS
and CoLDs, BRONCHITIS, wHuoPING COUGH, ASTHMA,
NIGHT swEATs, BLEEDING Al THE LUNGS, uPPREssIoN
cS THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AFFEC-
TIoSs OF THE LIVER, and pulmonary complaints Of
every bind
We have not room to publish The numerous ceriifi-
Gates Of cures hut all are referred TO medical PAM
phet to be had gratis Of any ofihs Agents.
c. J. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor
81 Broadway, Albany.
For sale by PECK i. SPEAR, Apolhecares
and Druggists, Burlington VI. ly2l
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@F@aG Bargains 2
Q NJ. POPE would respectfully inform his
-. friends and the public that he will sell his re-
naming siocs of Dry Goods al reduced prices Tor
cash, many Of Them al prime cost
Being determined 10 sell on his goods leflre the
opening Of navigation, those waning good Goods
cheap will DO well TO give HIM call
Burlington, Feb. 20, lsi5 ' --' 80
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For Sale Cheap.

.sgga, fINIlE subscriber wishing 10 leave town
- sA ,ilcreS for sale the two Iion,es and
sS,Es5 lotwih an ex client well of water, pea,-
&k.S-. anlly situated on Cherry 81. next lot east
OF W m Weston Esq. For term enquire of the sub
>crl cr on the prenlsrs. JAMES MARTIN.
\. h. lIu1se to let. 1Itf+
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R2GG1T yvARNIgoUsE

To supply the Cly and Interior Trade, by the Piec
or Package,
emoyed
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1TIW STSET7.

tsS RS w cre &c ~ IS rs-se
TI1HE STORE opposite The la h ilo',l. west part
OF Pearl 81, now hlinr up wi'h Goods aud
lirocerlc, d. where may lie found .onic de ira lie
.irs. :. WHEATON q Go.
rngton, March 30, 1855 42f
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
Gcbte 9laCGrtCht.

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an Die NmtcrIdecnidlaft be6 0Crlfcrbcneu
Meter 98 pporin q, Icetbn bon SIbs
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nuf pclfc slrt cs immer wolle, ,pcrecu bier
ourd gum eCetenmal auf9cfcrccrt, iuncrbalb
30 3a9cn bel ocm llntcrihricbenen au,urus
fen uno Hidti0feit gu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rpercen unfciten Die Sclgcn lriu. limb allc
bicjeni9rn bic nod rcd,tmdsi9c Scrberunosn
taben, iIno cbcufall6 crludt ibrc 9letnuus
gen bis eabm eiusutrin9en, inccm mad, 8crs
lauf Der fclt9ciretcu 3eit nitts mebr ange,
nrmmen pcrocn fdnu
Netcr 0tcycr Gr'or.
SUM- Is. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
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SeitcIIun9en uerferti9en tpirb:
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l6rlnte, Scif6, Secretdtr6, Sus
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ipclhc 9IrtifrI otte inter Ieincr eioercn 9luf.
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crhaft 9cmadt wcrbeu.
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lhaft, uno bittet ais juu9er 9lnfdn9cr fir ei,
nc Sortoouer uno 8crmehrun9 oericlben,
peId,er er i'd, ourh pluttIiGfcit, quite 9lrs
belt unc biIlise preiie Wiirbis gu MAIDEN Gd,
bemihcn wiro.
~ aub Uerferist sr Scbtenlaern ant
SefeGur9.
Surt 4, 1915. Am
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
$50 1T 9lcubcn 9ltuc!

Gicier jun9c Wnnu, wcldcr ctpn Is Sab'
re ait III, ocrles am lestcn Spdtjobr Ieine
Neimoth, nahe bel 9cu NcGano, in ,Gantas
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