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rzr,o,h chc cured In ono minute. By The use o.

rV-Tc0tn Ache cured IN one Hi"u'S' ~ = III ~
- sinv ArOivur Tins excellent srtccaLo VII cure
he most Volcni tootsch pain IN me gums IN one mn
M rt Glove Anoivne i not unpleasant 10 The iss'e o.
o,rns 10 Inc teeth and will permanently cure any ioot
"0n "'' "pPA'N' i"SN A. b. SANDS CO.
Chemist. and Druggists rs Broadway corner OF Chsn
asst ~ Fulton 81, n Fast Broadway so-' i"eoo'
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aur,icn GdIeo.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ascrons-f a..
nv BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATI'-Sa
- 9s Bto.i~y.-fahcral ossh sivsners ns'e OK e'n

nv BANGS. RiCHARDS 4 PLATr.-s.os
- % sso.i~y-Lahcral cash sivsners made OK e''
SEW'YoRk JAIL TRADE SALE
Cssosa.. o. as ,mpo',.n, sac q Books. s'snonsy
The ss- viii with the ss.on~ry Catalogue
Monday morninx. @Sh AaxusI at occsk, ~h<n VII ee
msa ard French stationery .fse voioe. u slsak
Booss together With general Sssor~u, q s.pl' xcs
~i,bs .oId a, he .,o-e Of Me-sr. Moore Issssss No.
sl Pesr.rsx about 81 css~s ~ WIRING Papers. every
ssre,y from Imp-rs L~ixss .'s,s, "s ~. .n ~
The sae OF Booss viii commence on Tuesday morning,
IT,, t.l.ssu. /. unusually attractive embracing many
new and valuable on.nm-ns. also nesry 60 ~s OF 'a9a
be Stereotype Pisie. OF poPqlsr works 100000. a., 49,,
Wi received until ~s-s rrevi'sa. ~ The s.r g
A. (UIrON 4 60. Auction ALL con'ns'--ioo MEG
chants Nos us Fulton stfs-t an ~ Ann street
advances made on eon'isu"en'' AM prompt '''"1'
nsic
pN JAMES VI. NtLLkK-rVEsDAi, August
ID sth-Roots shoes and Rfogsns-N 10 oc''rs a ne
ore No Liberty street. oso Bocss shoe. ard Bro
- ron.ssins u every vsrety-suitshe Tor southern
Western snd uorthern lrsie. sac positive. 49,.
WEDNESDAY Aug nh 81 !. osoSr s - Ne y TSs.
..reei-l0t - 100 feet house ?, by ~ isct tnc DISC
good order eoh inside ard oe .na We, ,,. "a :. =,
Old established grocery stand sssoeaa remain II
THURSDAY, Angus, y al NJ O'Clock; 81 The store Of
I,nhsm Cor.e Co No IS Ferry street, .ooV sides hem
ok and OAK tanned slaughtered Leather
Also lCco sides Buffalo - -.
TUESDAY, September ~, lstr 81 ~ onNS 20
store OF Chamberlain 4 Goljhwalie. IN PesfLs-i"
cases Roo,s Shoes and Srogsns
THURSDAY. Sept sih, lStS. al le' oeoss, ne s,o,e
If William p Miller Co. IS 0old-st, 500 sides SOC
Leader Also, Cali SKINS and Upper Leather on CRED"
Of Fix months
Auction NOTICE.-God and Silver Nsfcnes
n Cold Jesery and Fancy Goods-JACOB : PLAIr
Will sell This DAY Saturday, Aug l al 10 O'CLOCK We
Auctos Room. large assortment Of Fine God and GU
Jcxery Fine Gold Levers. Anchor Escspemeuis, pupeN
Lepine aad Verge Watches, Silver Verge and Cylinder Hun
ers Levers. plain and G iewelled.
ALSO AL of Engish and French Fancy Goods
being ps OF the stock of House declining business. Sale
positive Terms Cash
For full particulars zee advertisements unaet ie Neon
had of The Journal of Commerce. aus u
ROYAL GURLEY, Aactioneer .
TAPER HANGINGS, Ac.-rHis EVENING VIII
york Long Room 6s Broadway. 1890 Rolls OF Paper
Uenrings various descriptions and qualities Also, ssSk
Of Rank Bools custom made, and collection ofvsasoe
Sianisri Books w. ~
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RICH AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs,
Eor sha Enil Trude.

For the Fall TrUdes
vUNRF SliBSCRBER - daily adding 10 his extensive ana
well selected stock the latest and best patterns OF French
Aubus-on, Administer Royal wilton, Tapss'fy velvet
Busses Threepy and ingain Ierpeungs suiA.r to' VIC
"a. sde lie oders the beet assortment OF on Cloths
Old and well seasoned containing great variety Of patterns
f every description and width; together with All scrs
an others d-srons purchasing the latest and best styes o
carpengs Oh Cloths &c. will Ind greatly 10 their alssn
see TO examine his stock before making their selections az
n long experience ani great facilities IN urb ho
enabled 10 offer the strongest inducements Ia purchasers
REUBEN SMITH, Dr., 2si Brosd~ay,,
snls lms- oppo.i'" cry HAL
lNEPOT OF Fancy Dress Articles, 81 Broadway. Amer
irsn HAteD opposite the FouutainJust receiver, STA
,nd satin scars Cravsts and Pocket HRS IN new ara de-
,r,nle Styles which, with general assortment OI rsneJ
,,,es, will be- sold At ga. usual mS.,se prices
su IS 2~i- WI 1 ynNN.So' = -.
NTsyCI17E-rh- slpscrpes. having bcra duy ~ppSinet
" by Hon Francis H. Rugeles counsellor. Ae, Trustees
OF he Estate real and sona. 81 John mes o fomte
IN the Comfy of Chsasuque and state OF "'o'a pu
.,ut 10 the of the statutes against ahsc"'hg
once. e. and non sdent debtors, notice 10 hereby give.
hat all per indebted Ia the said John HINES efeeuh
account OF al debt. and sums OF money Vns
by them respectively, and The same To aii OF
,ue OF them the factory Of Gorham smith, VI fnuc'
| Aforesaid, by the eighth day OF October next Al NJ
All persons having I'm their possession any properly .,
effects such debtor required IA deliver tae rao W
.aia trustees by the said 8th day of October next
All creditors OF 'uch debtor are required 10 Sese, n eas
respective and demands 10 The SAID trustees OF QUO
Of them by the said sih day OF October next
" ''' y JUsrUs HARRINGTON)
b hkSli GLyu ellis a. ''"''''
NOTICE Is hereby given thai there VIII be genera
Y m.rnk the creditors of JOHN Hines. If P"mfci IA
The County - Chau augur and state OF Ncwfh a. an
condny or concealed debtor held the coun0g room OF
9orhsm 4 Smiths Factory N fomfct aforesaid, on me
| 9Th day OF October next 49, - ...,,.,
}jT ryI s, M5AHS9sHISoroS'} Trustee.
August 10. Isi5 aus isv'or
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NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOOK

I,HE YOUNG MELODlST, choice collection Of 80
cis Moral and Patriotic Songs. arranged and composed
for one TWO aud voices, by William r. Bradbury.
RECENTLY UBLl>HED-sawyers Mora Pniloso
uhy rents Of Moral Philosophy. the basis 81 me rri
Commandments. containing complete system OF Mora
Duties by Leicester Sawyer A. VI. President OF Cenfa
College. Ohio. vol y mo. - - go.
MARX II. NEWMAN, Publisher,
Rrl.alt, 90 " "
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ENGLISH FELTING-A few haes OF very super
II Tor English Endless Felts-comprs.ng al ne various
sizes in use received per ship Patrick Henry, sno oI
ssle by CYRUS W. FIELD. Burning SIP. na-Sl"
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CANCER. ~CROFt IA snd uolrr.-Ampie rAp--
- renee has proved thai combination Of medicine has
JAYNE's LIE PREsERNATiNE IL has effected cures
hat have been ruiy astonishing not only OF Csncer snd
other diseases o ha class. bur has removed The most stub
born Diseases of The Skin sweng-, Dyspepsia, &c Sc-
This medicine enters into the circulation, and eraiicafe
iaesse- wherever located " pirhe- M hiood ana ohr
-an and reduces agreements 81 he glands or bones II
increases he appetite. removes heaische ana dro"-
and vsor.-s the whole system and mpart- animation %
f1 snd dehi afes constitution There : nothing
superior % u n the whole ms'rna m-dcA 10 = perfectly
-e and extremely pleasant AMI has nothing Of the disgust
M nauses accompanying the idea OF swallowing medicine
Price one dollar per bottle -.
Prepared By DR.. Jayne, souih lin--- = slr,pll%
g,is. - FatorsL rs Broadway anc u Rat bfosfway
New York. uh-o I'M
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such a. prefer having ali charges included under one
read By paying 800 have their children Instructed Ia
Al, any OF The extra branches Al,
Each pupil must come provided with bed and bedding,
umbrella towels and napkins silver fork and Spoons AL
,cle- OF clothing be distinctly marked with TIC own
- name In full 80, 49, Il. -
The next session of the Institute VIII commence on the
r,t " esne.day IN September Application for sdmlssio
nay De directed 10 the Principal al tne ms sr 10 H.
9Isekweu 30 President OF the Board Of Trustees. l4s
grontstre.t or 10 the Rev J. w. Brown. 1871 Broadway
Nh fs.
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- GRAND EXCLUSION Of the Son. Of

f-z.z II temperance 10 Glen Cove, l.. I-Hsncock
sszEH@zs<S Division No. q, Sons Of TenPersnc. hay.
in chartered the splendid steamboat TELEGRAPH, VIII
proceed u Oen Cove "Wednesday hr nm Aug 70 suend
IN. Dedication of Hall Of Glen Cove DIVISION NO.
81 The Temperance Brass Band will seeon-
osuy the Division The Grand Division have accepted an
invitation 10 be present and VII ~ ' :. ~ go
I'd 10 address meeting which will BE- hed IN b@sut.
Ri grove where dinner will be PROVIDED fof thosr no
:. A. J, cent? each Arrangements have been made 70
ongsy the ladies' and children from the boat TO e Dfose
blch ia about half mile distant, without charge Tckets
Tor the excursion 57i esch, which can De hni on mo
boat on the morning Of The excursion, OF OF ne o1wng
Cofnmlee-D. A. Stevens, ~ Fosyth-sL wm Levers
rs Broomest J. r. Lscour. 2l2 HOuston-s. VIVA Franz
8 Forsytf.st John Ssndayer, ~ Gfsenwich'i !,
Downs. 200 waIkerst., W. G Scott, ~ ffshAhs' ~ ~
Crons-y lss Madison-st and J. Everett 50 Crosss Ins
~ AZ iii saye The foot of Canals at 7. O'CLOCK loot %
FuIton.st Brooklyn ofs O'Clock, MsrkeisI 81 sye or
,d m. foot OF Delsney.st - O'Clock The mrmDes
~ Az o., .ho y,nepy can are requested 10 meet al
Colambsn Hall leJ GrandsL on the morning u ue 'H'
sSouS bs wesher DO unfsyorsbe, tho excursion van
axe place the next day. 80 u.s.
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miscellaneous.


TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
nor sALE-A Second hand Double Medium ADAMS
L PRESS 10 good order 4 large Hand Press will be
iaken u pari payment if desired.
RICHARDS 4 CO. 81 tnn-st New-York.
Also smith Medium Hand Press for sale ow rpr cash
or spnrov-d paper. sn-o I'M
WATCHES, CLOCKS. Jewery and Silver Ware.
w p IS ; ROCKWELL. No. fl8 Broadway, "a ierv
ioor. nth Of auast have good assortment Of ne gold
and silver Duplex Detached Lever. Lepine and other
Watches which they will warrant frst r4e time keepers,
and sell II very low prices fine assortment VI elegant
Manel Clocks and OF and fashionable Jewery, Silver
Ware. &c
Ws'che. and Clocks Of every description carefully
paired by ssnhl aud experienced worsmen aus Pts
no CAPITALISTS. Nc.-A person with a capital
OF ~ 10 5000 DESTROYS Of engaging In well esisb
shed Mercantile business In thriving Town In Iowa. can
cam 81 good opportunity by addressing q. Of box
IVA Po-i-oficc References given and required
au232s'
TOBACCO CUTTING MACHINE \ new Cut
Il ung Machine. Rochester bul, VII be sod low. Apply
70 p ROOME i3g Msideu lane. aus 81
XyrIC~ AND sCALP~.-BATCHELOR new in
w vented Wigs and Soaps are eAcns ne aston rneui'
curiosity and admiration Of conno-eufs Al r I'D hcul
res aud vexa'ogs annoyances are now zone away Win
These beautiful specimens Of The art Of w making can on
Isl b- found al VIM. Baohei0rs NO Waist, near Broad
.vav removed from sj Broadway. ANS In
'I'tETU. TEETH TEETH DR.; T. Howard our
ra- Surgeon Dentist having returned from he West
VII happy sficnt upon hnse Who called during hs
sb.euce and AL others recurring services. al bis Opera
ns Rooms. No Oliver -, II doc from Chatham Square
aus 81
A RARE (HANCE.-sof sale Grocery store, With
N an Il s-rn mons' uneXplrei ease. Inquire on me
premise. 81 Sprnsst. or "a he corner OF y,feet and
e-pfi-s
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(hraVref E~tNtIl>hnlcnt
- Stafes. No. BoNVery.-hrsrn Anderson has Just
ivei twenty bales OF splendid patterns of English
rn al OF which will be sold 3 per less Than The
nal nnSA Also on hand,
ioooo yarn common carpeiing. - 81. per yard.
5,nO - al wool carpsiing from IS. Cd TO - Cd
MON Slpcrfne do IL. 70
snao Tuned hearth Rugs, 2os each. worth 81
tAooa a on cloth. S. 81. per Nsrd
Canton mating. Is. ID. per pard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No - Bowery,
s,fao,,-.. lie frst e. so ishmeni above HesieTsL
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:. |. A-1 THY GRAND TEMPERANCE

SA7( yMass Meeting VIII close on sun'hv, h'suse
k1 24th Let there be general muster o. mo
gtonisns the Grove foot of 9Th street ne r-
ntlee have chartered the large and spendn seA"' A
nrupb FOR The day. which viii run ~ follows;
Starting from Williamsburg 81 O'clock a. ~ ~" ~,
Rivinsron-st ~ quarter pest brooslJn hAi sist
~ onsrt-r 10 Q. Jersey City quarter psst 81
eusrsrto 10; Hsmmood-st l0 lshst qnadrr paA ,v
.cond ,no-Rivington st. u O'Clock bfoynyn qas,'
49,, - N,,ket.st half past u Csnstst hainmyo'-s,
ssn., pa, n Isti,t half past Third rparlrr ~ !,
s"Ib RIv or O'Clock; CsnA-st half ps.t h'nmpnos,'
ouart-r 10 A. lsths -Four N tnP-Ssnaise hAn yss,o
Hsmmona.s, aasrer to 81 Isth,sts The boat WI es's
ss Drn,nd A. b.lf past O'Clock p. 81 Fsest cents a.
y The boat VIII land al Jersy City 81 50clock r. N
IA Wiflsmsburx ia the evening so%, "
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Will RE PUBLIsHED ON SATURDAY,

'I,HE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE, being COMP
la0u from the works OF popular English authors, FROM
Walton 10 those of tr present day. together with he opn
ion. and practices OF the best American Anglers containing
every variety OF mode adopted the ocean, river lake anu
pond f-hng the necessary tackle and bats required man
ler artificial flies, &c. SC, win Epgra'lngs Oh
- osd BY a. American Angler
For sale byJOHN ]. BROWN & CO., at the Angler
NJ, - gulfor..f au p
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ELEGANT MUSIC AT "A PRICE.

PUBLISHED aad sold By T. FERRET Co 81
L Broadway
selection from Frys Grand Opera LeonOfa p cents
Music Of the Bohemian Girl, Ia two parts each . cents
Gems from Norma = cents.
Moore. Melodies. No. !. 3 choice Songs for 5 cents
Melodies Of Scotland. II choice Songs Tor ? cents
PuncA- Makufkas-7 Pieces. l2t cents
Part % from Fys Grand Opera Leonors containing Mira
Seguin's Song, for d cents
-rfeen Strauss WatZes i,r p cents.
Sci. Of Marches Quckslep- Gsops, &c &c at the same
49,. auli stf
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NO CURE NOPAY. -Bowei and summer Comp amt
y Dr. JAYNE 20 South Third ;'ree, 5 willing 70
1srsr,e- thsi hi. ARliISATIVE BALSAM win cure D.
rrt,,a Cb,lic Camps Gnrirx Pans. Cholera Morbus,
summer Complain and other Drrans meats OF ne siom-
h N nineiyni0e out o. ulhGrei hni ia - nan
r.n-v pea-art ana children sr- fond Of y Il = equally
eh-cla tor adults cndren ani ~hen ne afecvon-
re fIovy-I ana cur not Effected he money VII y
-.erffulv refnrns-i. Price > an - GEMS bottle.
-old Al wholesale ard retail by 4 y D. SANDS, Drug
-ts - Fulion-sL - Broadway ard u East Broadway
~, 49, su.j I'm
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NO PRINCIPALS Of Schools, Acsienies, Lc-A
gentleman, present. and for several years past, rrnc
81 large school this city Of established reputation
g.h-s from considerations Of health, relnqusb his pr
"a, ,it1aon and ~ devote bis professional sbors 10 h'
Instruction o. classes In the Mathematics or The hghr'
ranches English education generally, IN some Of ooi
.sl nae " t-us -emhres. Principals on such shoot
eing and able 10 the most liberal compel
aon will pies address A. IL al he once OF ms paper
s....,,rc.. ..,,.fscforv aull 3Is-
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camp MEETING-On the line of'hs
49, NHousaouic Rxilrosd, II miles Norm N

saa sss.soais k.iosd' Il miles s0rh Of
Bridgeport -,
aslrosd caves Msrkesueet Pier every morning 'sun-
days excepred) ats ociock ,ov
passru xers arrive a. the Camp Oround .; ~ NJ -
,9,.sn, fhs boat arrives 10 NewYork st O'Clock Pm.
The meeting VII. commence on AonSay' Aug 20 aon
coainae throlgh the week -, -
Toe encam pineni 10 beautiful grove within - rods OF
Rx.r.i 90 th.t passengers subject u no exp-nso
io All The Camp groslnl after leaving the cars.
Baggage ana Tents and returned free Tickes TO
"a. and return 81 90 found boad TIE boat sn<' "a
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ALICE MANNERING.

ar THE NOBLEMAN'S SOMA Tale Of London, by
~ Emily Appleton, published this day az Frencns Pub
fishing Han .g3 Broadway. up THIS book coma L.
u neatly printed pages with beautiful coored engrant
Illustrating the last interview between the son Of Lord
teo-re end Alice before his mysterious di-app-srance.
So ~ For sae and al all the Periodical De
pots. Price ~ CO. auH oeodls-
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DIBBONs, RELATIONSHIPS largest and best
Ileecied Of Bonnet Cap and Velvet kioooos
i the city can be found al L. NJ STEVENS 4 Coa -
Beaver street.: where more Ribbons cold and o. yr"
yrces than a any other house In The trade. GALS im
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A .TOKIA INsTITLTE-F For The EdaealIo1

~TOKIA INSTITUTED the Education OF
"A Young Ladies. Mrs. r. h. HusrkR, Principal This
fn.fjtuou i located 10 the village Of Astoria Queens Coun
" Long Island a few miles distant from Ne~-forA- is
uafon combines every advsnsge Of beautiful scenery
minated aler prospect health and retirement The In
,fie buildings erected expressly for its accommodation IN
lie wear 1889 occupy elevated site In retired part OF he
usge: and ample grounds attached, afording sbund-
IN, opportunity for exercise In the open air
The Trustees iater themselves that the long experience
ind eminent VI the Principal In the work Of Chs
ian Education are amply sufficient To commend the lnsiil
ton under her 10 the patronage OF those who
lie. ire 0r their ghers thorough education Mrs Hunt
n will devote herself exclusively 10 The interests " the
,chool The Rev j. w Brown, the late principally will
his chiefly the departments OF Sacred ana
scnpturs Studies, Mora Philosophy ana brier Letters
the best schools Along with The facilities for finished
English education the pupils are Instructed IN NE french
sngusge and abundant opportunity for attending ~
hos. branches usually termed accomplishment.
TERas-FOr Board and Tuition IN tie English course,
sih al expenses incidental the household, such
NJ fuel light s2o per snnum payable quarterly, IN
,dvancs
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no SCHOOLS ard FAMILIES A grsduste o. I 81.
] si .hed University aud experienced Teacher oi ia
= Nafh.raiics and the English branches generaly, or
re- an enga cement IN respectable -cool or pff
in me CITY Country. he can. Win NJ cD'--i i,
i. WHO Xoud willing patrOnze scnoo N e NJ
,tIsou in tbs City 10 which he siSt-rf ~ou.h De ~
I'D Hi. testimonials and referrners are Oh nc ni ~
- s,i re.oecfxbiy Inc addressed to J. T. and e'1
~. io..r p1,.r OfFee viii be attended 70. s1z 5us'
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4 GENTLEMAN and lady, two three single
"A gentlemen. can be accommodated with excellent board
AMI very pleasant % Chamblrsst Get, doors
Ve-f of Broadway auig 2vis
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ROYAL CURLY, Anctioneer. -
DIAPER HANtsINcs, Menus 'fn ~, WI. VIII
be sold hy ORDER OF Assgnees, by uauey nu, ~ me
v, yoyh Isns Room l6a Broadway. 1899 Rolls of Paper
Uangine. various descriptions and qualities Also Sk
of elsns Bools custom rsde. and collection ofvausois
siani.ri Ronks w, "
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I~DIA RUBBER -HOEs.-s0o pairs We a. W
rlrn- -ses ard ca cren'- Para Rubber OyerSho~s,
s, by t- ia pors-,ou for sale very cheap ty the
doz-n Dealers will do well 10 call and exsr.ne before
-1rcha- ng elsewhere HUTCHINSON RCNYOS,
.u23 So 8 Maiden lane
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

nit Der Scauemlid,feit Der Nuree uno Vfers
DC in ben StdlIcn IN oar feinen 8er9leid) 9cs
brad,t wcreen Ch6rt bort y. 9Inoere A
ceer Idliefcn ouf eiuem Sett bon Socbcls
ipdbnen, une bic ilbri9cn anf cnem ancCrn
eIenocn @,eruitc. 9IIs iIe eintraten fanccn
(Ie bic Wutter neineno, ihreu Sduglin9 auf
DEN Stniecn uno in ben lcBten 3n9en elmer
rcotbrin9cnbeu &ranfbcit, pbne ir9eno cine
neoc,inidbc oiilfe eabniferbene CScniatipn)
lie Samilie Iirt 9dn;Iidcn Wan9cl bate
feline Niittcl su ihrem llnterbaItc, frincn
Wcd,cnIctu, fciuepariit' llnterifiiBun9 Cb6rt
bort y. Da5 Iei Nur ein Seifpiel."
"ISir furdtcn Cbrmcrft hiersu Gin cr9lis
fd,e6 @latt,) baB 0cee6 fat ilir jcoe Stdbt
in cCr Observation-Disclosures ais Seilptcl gcI'
ten fam. DER 9Sintcr fcnImt idneu hernn
llbcr cine ScupIferung rhre SeItdfti9un9 II.
phne ScGBthum mas ilc bcfIe, hat tie aufs
9cbcn mu6en, nm bic ortngencfcn SCnIrf.
niee ~ befrcbi9cn. gudD Crndhntc Ccffcr
Smilcs, bas be flcinen @rcccre. Ndnecr III
flllrcn anfcngcn uuo in 9rcfcr 3abI banfes
rctt wiIrocu 9SicIe GIno nid,t i'm Stanlc,
ibrc Sdulecu III .brsablcu. Gies wirft mic.
Der auf Qcute Der mittcn Rlasc in h6bercH
HctrniiclIuuacn ;uriif. nno or f6rne ougrbcn
lpd6 bic Mciitsn pisIIcidbt Id'on tuusten, eaB
cine 9rose 9Iniabl Der critcn &eihGftsIeute
neucrriu9s banfcrcit wurecn."
Ter "Qiprrpocl WrrcurD' pom 30ltcn
girpcmbcr tcmrrft: "Ecr 9Siuirr bat md,
uidt bracnnru, nnb bcnnrd) BAT Die nIINcmci'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26

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mebr ourb Sorsn in bic Sbaefammer
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nit rGtiibtsIcier un9eretbti9ttit beboncclt
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Gauntiee aus 81 nod nebenbei Die Summe
pcn $260.65l 70 msbr fir Sbulen Soeen,
als fle ourb 2aren elnbesablten. Quse
wa6 auf Die Sntereiien Der Staatsibulo
pdbreno oen lebtsn Sabren beiablt wuroe,
baben olio 10 9auntiss (rpie man in Der
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