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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

FiRE IN PRoviDENCE. The Provl-
dence Journal OF Thursday, gives the
following account Of serious fire IN that
city on Wednesday evening Of last week.
"a fire broke out at 10 o'clock We'd
ncsday evening, which at one time
threatened to be very destructive, but
which, by the wonderful eXeItions Of
the fire dcpar,meg vas happily extln-
guished with los below what could
have been an,iripaWd The fire oriai-
mated in one of the stables occupied by
f. X lngraham, back of the Washing
ton Hotel II was communicated to the
block belonging 10 Amasa and VIM. H.
Mason, aud coupled by James Arnold,
Hudson S' Baker, Edward Spencer, and
Tilinghast She ldon, and to the store OF
David Barton, on West Water street,
and to the Washington Hotel on Wcy-
bossrt street. The principal damage was
confined to the Washington Hotel, the
back portion of which was much injured.
The greater part of the furniture was re-
mnvrd, bui wss greatly damaged by the
removal. The stable in which the fire
originated was entirely destroyed. EIev-
en- horses and number of carriages
were savoG A building adjoining, and
used as a slore-house by Seth Paddle
ford aud Grosvenor s Chase, was also
dfsiro, ed. The roof Of Amasa and vii
liam II. Nlason's block, was nearly de-
s,roy ed by the fire, and the merchandise
IN the sto,es wnS injured by water and
by removal Eleven thousand bushels
Of corn md other grain in the store oI
David Barton was injured by the water
\ stone store, in the rear of Mason's
block, aud belong ing to the same own.
ers, was on fire, but sustained little dam
aye. The goods, groceries belonging tc
Phctc lace & Seagravc, and cotton t'
ll'zrklnh Anthony, we've cnnslderabl! !!
nl,r,d by water.
TIE y ashlng,on Hotel vas insured
for $1,000 at the Hartford Insurance Of
fee, aud has probably hecD injured 1,
that amount. -Four hogs aud eight pigs
hclongng 10 Mr.. Andrews, pcrishcd il
the flames The hotel belongs to the
heirs of the late Stephen Waterman
Mr.. Andrews, who kept The hotel had
no insurance on his furniture = He ha,
lost between $4,000 and $4,000, besides
the breaking up of his business The
balance OF the loss is divided among &
number of persons, and is in the whole
between $1,000 and 100000. The
Hartford Insurance Office had abou
$1,000 insurance and the American of
tice about $1,000, on the different build
iugs, aud there waa probably ether insur'
aGcc. How much each Office has sui
lered il is impossible to say at present.
/ We have SAID that the exertons Of the
fire department were wonderful. The
fire burnt itself ou, in centre, surround
cd by buildings of the most conbustlblt
nature, and in a position almost inaccos
slbl- but no,hing could withstand th,
gallan, and fearless style Ia which to,
! fire was attacked and subdued Th'
. Gre was got under al half past twelve o.
I clock. A second alarm was caused b,
IT'S again breaking out, but it was agail
| got under.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
RHODE. ISLAND,
A ID. 1912.

A pair Of Pitchers Of eleven inches in
height, with richly embossed handles,
and bearing the same Inscription and
six Gobleis Of eight inches in height.
The foot Of each of the Pitchers aud
Goblets is encIrcled by rich Arabesque
border. Each Of the smaller pieces
bears an inscription similar TO that upon
the principal pieces.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

y. but that Il was the skillul manage
men, al HI. tutor.
On hl- hrs, enlargement he had paid
him two huadred pounds per annum butt
lhearing that he had widowed mother
land ,wn sisters, whom he supported, he
generously added another hundred, and
pave hIn, To Alis Cole 10 make them
presents noW and then, out oi her super
Huinrs, winch the kind soul most readily
coinplicd with.
h Whcn Fanny, his eldest daughter, had
attained her eighteenth year, he took her
from school, by the adv,ce of Mr. Rob
lnson, aud engaged m accomplished
oman to finish her education. She was
a quick spr,ahily girl, and very pretty,
and had already acquired tone and
manner which surprised and grai'iicd her
excellent parents.
II About a month after her return home,
4 Job addressing has tutor, SAID, "Nir.
1 Laws"n, Mrs Cole and mo have been
i.thinkmg-"
Z "Nl.s Cole and have been thinking,
I If YOU please sir," interrupted Mr.. Law
>oN.
/ "Vell, never mind grammar, and all!
iIihat, lu.t now continued job, "lor !
am spending natural. We've been think
| ,ny n y rather awkward since Fanny has
come home to have young gentleman
/ always flniterlng about her"
Il MIR. Frederick Law son blushed and
irembled he evidently saw the issue ;
he bowed and was silent.
4 "Now tell me, don't you think likely
young fellow like you is dangerous = hu-
/ man nature you know. You and me
have always been friends, and ! owe you
II great deal, SO speak your mind. .
81 am sorry TO confess, sir, that think
You are perfectly right in your views,
IIreplicd Mr.. Lawson
\ "Cool ~ said Job "then YOU don I
fret much abou! leaving Z"
'Indeed sir, you wrong me"
"And perhaps you don't think the girl
worth looking a',and there's no dagger
I "Sir, do think she is very charming
vonos lady but | have never regarded
her 10 any other liz ht than the daug htei
of liberal kind heated patron"
II
ter not good enough nayhap, for gen
lleman I"
81 am too poor and dependant to en-
! terlan any thong hts upon the subject.
i "Nonsrnse genilemam's gentle
r man, if he hasn't shuddlck. To cut
the matter short, if you can make up mat.
ters with Fanny, | shall be glad to have
such son-in-law, that's all And MIS-
Coles my way ol thinking, 50 look t'
it,"
, II A month after this singular icte-a-irte
MIR. Frederick Lawson led Frances Cole
} the daughter of job Cole, Esquire, Il
the hymenial altar. Aud proud was til,
, honest old coleman Of such an alliance
although many schcming mammas, wh'
: had eligible sons, were terribly put onl
and wondered what the old TOOL couli
have been thinking of and ho worth
, plum, too.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

NAyAI.-U. 5. ship Saratoga, for
Pcnsacola, and brig Porpoise, for Phila.
delphia, sa,!ed ia company with III"
Princeton, from Galveston. The ST
Mary's was to have sailed on the Goth,
for Pensacola, and the L. 3 revenue
cutter Woodbury., Tor Ne" Orleans IN a
lew DAYS.
L s. ship Brandysinc, Con. Parker
was nt Oahu, February II, bound Ia
Tahiti, Society Islands abou. 2Olh
Sloop of war Portsmouth, III 3 days
from Norfolk VIA Iiu janrlro, Vas nj
Valparaiso, ArlIl 9, all well. The j..
stopped at H,u ten DAYS, consequently
mah,ug the ruu IL ,so sho'i space vI ~
dols
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

"fASKrE HilPgave us, quite unexpected
ly, one Of his lnimI'ablc performances at lh"
Ocean House, on Tuesday evening. lie leir
town yesterday FOR Providence, to fulfil .
shot engagement, after whIch he expects to
return aud favor ns wiih asolhct entertain.
meut. llls fund of bumor Is Incxhaustlblc
Those who have never witnessed his repre-.
souialIous oi Yankee character, can have no
adj qnale idea of the remarkable talent be-
possesses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

The Wholesale story Of The bursting OF
"A cannon aLl,hica, n Y on ibc morn
ing Of the|Hih inst aud the consc qnent
death ol tbsae prominent citizens ol that
place, proves To have been one of those
pieces OF VII called a hoax. No such
acc'dcnt happily occurred, but the CHI
z"ns ol The place celebrated the day ia
quiet, aud without any unusual excite
mrnl. - BoS. .1dr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
N)sraIu Of the TiMrn.
81 la w p O q Ego
THURSDAY sGGN!yG, July 10, 1915.
Tn. IIor WrAruEa- Va


TORS, &c.-lf any thing will ntyeff1
seekers after cool air and comfort to visit our
delightful Island, it is the hot weather which
has been experienced in ille large cities lor
0 week or two past
Ia New York, at . r. m. on Monday, the
thermometer stood q, 0S. Though that was
the highest, the thermometer had fallen but
II few degrees below, after ~ o'clock, for
number Of days in succession.
In Philadelphia, everybody was complain.
ing. ond business was al a stand in conse-
Quence Of the extreme heat. On Saturday,
at 3 p. m. the thermometer stood at 100 deg.
One Physician was called TO ten cases OF
men sun struck. The ship carpenters and
other mechanics were compelled to cease
work.
Ia Albany. on Sunday, 18th, the Evening
Journal says il was the hottest day within the
memory of the oldest inhabitant, ranging from
93 to l02.
In Baltimore Il has been excessively warm,
ranging from 95 to % Oh sunday
! Many other places are mentioned IN our OK
changes, bat We have not room for more par.
lculars.
BY the annexed table, it will be seen that
we have also had sumo hot weather in this
place. The table is kept by Mr. X. J Tay lor
our next door neighbor, on Thames street, t,wh'
informs us that the difference between the
heat at his location and NJ the top of the Hill
in the vicinity Of the BGn,dins Houses, viii
average about four degrees j, being that mucl
cooler on the Hill
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

TEiBUTE TO MERiT.- number Of
the friends of Law I'D Order in Prov-
dence have uni,H in presenting to the
Editor of The Providence Journal ser
vice OF Plate, in token Of their approba-
ton of his services during the conflicts
which have agilaied this State during
the last two or three years. The plate
is of pure silver and consists of an oblong
waiter of twenty-five inches in length
and sixteen inches in width, with u hea-
Wy embossed border and handles, and il
richly wrought engraved shield in the
centre, containing the arms Of the State,
with The following inscription
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Tnr CHoss oS TEisIr, CnnRru, The gil,
'toss Whlrh l"rns The pina,le Of tho steepe
to Ttnty thmch has h'cu rf,,t,d. At the
inmcnsr height ~ which II has bern elevated,
II has rather diminniive appearance, ili"Ugh
We ats luld that ,,ru uu The .iuund. y wss
-"rp"''d u vuuld b, too lngo ' ' Io,
-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

VrRMoSr-The Wig State Convention
has nominated for Governor, Hon. VIM. Slade;
for Lieut. Governor, Hon. Horace Eaton for
Treasurer, John Spaulding, Esq.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Iotnruas The brig Cameo, "f Boston,
from Antwerp, arrived 1T this p",t, passed on
ti" 2llh June ~ latitude ~, ieuslird" 80,
more than one Lgndrsd osJ tNg ,ocL'Jgs
I lreo shIps VIE among them ~ j 10" y
U,r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

VAcCINAnog.-Wc ore informed that the
Town Council, of this place, have employed
Doct OnvrR G. TURsIR to vscc,nate our
inhabitants, aud that he will commence upon
that duty without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

O. Counterfeit five dollar bills on the
Manufactures BsuA, Roulcy, Mass. have
madc thea aPpcafsns" ~ lus, S.W iu.h
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

~ The Legislature OF New Hampshire
have voted The freedom Of their State TO Mr.
Dorr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

-. Mary :, ~ Mar, land aud are said to be
armed wIih scyihss, bludeeons, aud some guns
The, le!l the city by the road leading out
through 1Ih street, and are probably hoping to
make good th'ir escape through The counties
Of Montgomery aud Frederick, Marlland.-
We understand that nearly Two hundred can.
z,ns "f Washington aud the vicinity have
started IN pursuit, who viii, doubtless, ~,rcred
IN securing m"st, II notali uI them - UdSh'"e-
n tan tnion, 1asSdag.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

man, We inus, sell the sticks, and eat
the old shop. P'Ihaps s,r, 1t may he ~
,nur way to sell il " has u good ns"e,
aud the ,.'urns are nw to be sne'zed ai;
IT. kept ma and mine for IL good many
years"
Il dare snv. W. shall he able 10 dis
pos" ui ihr cuuceIn, 1aid Mr. N"blns"D,
smllng II tie in.portlnce b" at'"rhsd 1"
the sh1p; ~ ihe same time he natnfnlly
I,n.iIed tia, The honest retailer of Goals
entertained very inaccurate idea oi the
fortune which had unexpectedly de-
volyed to h,m Il will also seek tor y
suitable house Tor you In fact You viii
always hud me ready Ia assist and ad-
vise Won, and project your Interests.
Y "Mc're much oblecged 10 y"n, slf
I'm sure amt we Job - said MIS-. Cole
"Wrrry, )" replied Job:' lost IN thought
!. for moment. Il tell You what II Is,
I air. I'm rather daized whh thi, luck, and
| don't hardly know which way To tu,n
!, Now shouldn't like TO make an ass OF
( n,s self yon know, nor exactly let on'
| neighbnrs think AS we wns proud, ~
III WI " cbHNiufi bn ". IfthH"'''' H"'''''
4 like ti,ilo for u shlndy. There's NY
| oli chum. Tom Simpson The grocer, he
! gol a large family, and ] know he want
!. new front, cause he talked 10 me n
II bout IT, ] s'pos- a matter ot twenty
pounds or 80 would set things To ris h''
in that quarter Do you think ! may &c
! as far as that -
Il "Ceilaiaiy," replied Mr.. Robinson
\ chat is IA mere frIde ; and although Won
| wall, Of course move IN dtfri ent spcict,
/ from what You have hccn accustomed to
/ Ihink 1t viii rrdouni greatly I" YOU,
| honor 10 remember those friends yo'
II have lried, not forgetting any of you
! poor, kind hearted relations, If you hav.
any, and from hnm YOU have been ac
I'cus,oined to receive friendly offices
Suppose advance you n hundred pound
now, and see you again tomorrow, q
the following day"
4 81 should he aiearcd 10 have so murl
IN the house, indeed should, sir," sai'
MIS- Cole -"Thlry will be enough ant
TO spare.
!, "Lols, said job.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

I.I.OPE NJ.
Az SI.Av \
trair, thai (
thls city las
They had
pI,'t''iiICisfltI
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pro C(a nj att It.

Sladbem Der adtbare ESQ.
spreloent oer Derfcbiecensn @ourten pon@cm.
mon pleae, bes britten 8erebtsbeairfs, be.
febeno aus ben gannties Berfs, Slortbamps
ton nno $eta, i'll pennfplbanien. uno Ssieb.
ter Der unterlebeo!iben gourten BON Oper
unp serminsr, Der bierteljibrlihen 9is,ns
gen uno allssmslnsr Sefansni6 grIsoisuns,
IN ssoaebtsn eaunties, uno O1atbias @,Siies
ebaro uno Sobn Stauffer, gsa's, Niebtsr
oer eourten bon Oyer unb serminer, oer
Sisrteljabrlteben SiBunaen nno aassmsinsr
SefansniB grlebisuna, fir bic Nitbtuns bon
5aupts unb anoeru 4srtrehen in seoaebter
ganntp Serfs, ibrsm Befebl an mid auese:
ttslt baben, batirt 8eabius, Den 1s. 4usuf,
A. I'D. s45, norm te cine gonrt tcn@ ON,
mon pleas osr aGsemeinen pierteljdbrlieben
StBunsen Oyer unb Sermner unb allssmsis
net SefdnsniB grleoisuns anbsraumen, mel.
ebe sebaltsn rperoen foa au Neacins, fir bic
gauntp 0erfs, auf oen erfen t11ontaa
i'm nabtten Hopemb. [wsl6es ben 3. oes
srfasten Dlcnats fein wiro1 uno pslfbe spsi
2Docten bauern foll-
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60 fpiro biermit S1ahrit,t sesstcn AT ben
eoronsr, bic SrieOeneritbter umo gcnfabel
Der seoaebten gauntp 8srts , oaB fie Gb Su
erfaster 3eit, Inn 10 ltbr Sormittass, init
ibren Ser3eiebni6sm 0esiltraturen, Inter
fudunsen uno graminaticnen uno alien ais
bern grinncrunscu einsufnoen hahen, um icls
tbe Sinse su tbuu, Die ibren Hemtsrn 3u
tbnn Standardization Disjeui9en wels
ebe Serbunoen fnb sesen bic 8efansenen bic
in bem 8efdnsniGe ber gauntp Serfs 0np,
cser oann ieia m6sen, seridbtIieb 3n psrfahs
rrn, 70 fpie es reht 1ein mag.
"Bott erbalte Ole Eepublif !"
G3-Sie 3cusen mr Surors, ipelde auf,crs
fasts @enrt eeras!aben flnp, spereen erinht.
sDhuttlihteit 5n beobacbten: i'm Sail tbres
Nusbleibens rerren (ts in 8emdsbeit bes
9eisses pa5u as3wunssn. 9ieie2ln5eise tpirs
auf be(onpern Sefetl Der Court tefannt ses
mabt, oaber alle 9iejeni9en, weleben es ai,s
9ebt, Iftb barnaeb Su ritbten baten.
George 6ernant, SberiT.
Sbsriff6 Nmt, &eabin9,(
Cttct. 7. 1645. 4ni.
~Sie Srieoeneri6ter burbaus bergauu
tp ftnb sbrertirtbisft erIu6t8sridt BON SIC:
ecani,anees unb Nnflaaen an einen rer pro,
Iequir snnsn Nnwaloe, peter Tiltert unb 8
sprinale Scenes, geq., cinsc Gage ppr Der
Court AT matben 70 baB Sills subereitet
werben m6acn, fir bas 6aneeln Der Sranbs
Surp uuo bic Dartcisn, 3su9en unb beipobs
neuoe Surors Feline 3eit perlieren.
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Sebertfs 8erfdnfe,
BON lieoenoem Gt9entbHm.

Ser @heriff bon 8eres Gauntp Seist al,
oaB CT bas fclssnbe gissntbum an pen oabet
benannteu 3a9en unp plassn tfenfI'fe oer'
faufen miro, rdmlib:
Den %. Ottober am Gafbanle bon esins
rid weIbp, in Neabins, eln VroBes paus
uno {ctte an Der 5teu 9trabe, eIn xbsIl bon
Der <ott SO. l bcs Staotp!anes.
GbenfaQs bic 5dlfte ber $ptte Slo SAT,
all ber GhpCsite Der pennltraBe nit ben Sss
binoen Die barauf errlebtet 1tnp.
ebenfalIs sin 9beil ber Srunelctfe Sto. Q
all per @ourtjtrabe, init 0sii SttaHosH.
gtenfaas Die 6aIfte einss 9bobn1 1aules in
ber Dsnnfrabe.->esbin oas elssntbum bon
Sscrs Q. 3. Ssim. =,
gbenfaus bann unb oafelbit, ,pirt Oerfauft
rpsrpen, Der 0isrte She'll einer Grunblotte IN
bet Srantlinltra6e init einem nnpollenestsn
SadlteinbauIe Ie.->esbin cae ei3entbam bon
Sames &. Srcapbent.
Um %. Dftcter, eafelbtt, miro Uerfauft
rpsroen, allies 8sdbt uno Sntsrede bon 9ecrs
Sleubarb, in elmer Grunplotts uno 8rdmbaus
an Der @ieIeite bet pennttraBe, spifbeu Der
lOten uuo 1lten.- qBiro Dertauft als gl'
sentbum bon @ecrs Slenbarb.
Serner, bann unb caielbit, ein Srdmbans
unp Sruuotthf in ber 3ten Stra6s. befannt
ais bas Giaentbum bon Warfs 9. gfert.
Am %. Oetcber, am 5auie bon SobnSrcs
ltel, in SrefMof Saunibip, Brfe eanntp,
bae SrunociseutbGm bon Saecb 9bpslsar,
ssIesen in srGastem 9annIbip.
Gbenfalls, oann uno baIelblt, bas et9en'
tbum Yon sepis 6edrotb, bettsbeno aus ei'
mem mobnbaule &C., selessn IN Sumrusau"
lebip. 0erts gauntp.
Sen "a. Oftober, am 8afbaufs BON Carl
:. Naber, III Sugtaun, cine QBcbn,tn9 une
spei aneinaneer srcnsenpe Sthfe $anb, 9elss
9en in maratawup 9aunf dip, nit ben bars
auf befuolieben Observation-Disclosures et
aentbum BON William Hbam.
Ssruer, alei6Seitis, pafelbf, cine 2Sob.
nuns uuo Strih $anp. sclesen i'm namlieben
saunlhip,-wrr perfauft ais bas eisen'
tbum pcn George Siebl.
9sn 25. Oftober, am Saitbanfe BON Sctn
0oper, in Ober Seibelters 9aumitir, Die
6dlfte elmer wcbnunS uno 8runbfif, &c:
lesen in sebadbtsm saunIbtp, nit BEN oars
auf tsfnbliebsn &stanbem-sestbertses ei'
sentbum bon Daniel Sees.
Den 27. Oftober, am Sattban1e Don sos
Iepb Waanbef, IN Ober Sulpebofen 9auns
ltbip, cine wobnuns uno 9trib $anp, seIe'
gen i'm ndmldsn saun16ip. - Sisbsrt9ss
Giaentbum bon Billiam Doll.
gbenfaas, oann unc oaIslbtt, cine QBob'
nuns unb 9trib $anb, i'm namlicben 9aun'
fhip selesen.-$setberises eisentbum BON
Sobn Sreibcrscr.
Neabina, Oftober IA. Pm.
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pRihtta fir Npifmeifer.

So(senoe webtise Slabridbt an bic bers
fbieoenen pctmeltter III een Der. Staa'
ten, srlebisu in Der su Baibinstcn Seprufs
ten "Semcerate lluion' bonn l9ten Dorl9sn
W1onats
"1Bir fno eriubt rpcroen Die spoftmelter
auf bic SsrcrrnunS SO. 500 aufmsrtiam 3il
maeben, ,pcIbe Sprtebruns trifft fir Die be.
queme SerIsnbuns bon Selb BON lInters
ibrsibern an 6erausseber BON Seltnnssn.
Go 1T pf,bt BET pottmeitter bas @e!o Don
5eitunssunterlbreitern ;u empfaasen nno
cine Quitting pafar 81 seben. Gs 1T pftdt
pes QoItmeltere, BET bas SeIo empfanseu,
Dem pottmcliter. per IS Su be5ablen bat, rrn
empfansenen Selauf auSnSeisen uno fir ipeIs
den Orufsr es beItimmt, uno ben Srlef
uoffietaI business" su be5eitnen nnc lelnen
Slamen eemIelben beijufisen. Scr pofs
msitter 70 auf biefe 2rt benabribtlst miro
bic Quittuns auf Scr3cisuns be3ablen. Ser
3sitnnssunterlhreiter, ber bic QuittRnS cts
bdlt, mag 1te oem 0ruder burh bic pof
cpsr auf anoere urt sufsnpsn. Sag nsue
Dofseles Derbletet pcfmslttsrn Selb al
Oruder sin5ul6Iie6sn unp su franeiren. Sls
llriabe olcler 8esel ut elnleubtene. Gin
9rcBes ScrbaltniB bon Dem Selo, tpelbes
bie3upor burh DsrIenouus in ben Seaei:
fen perIcren sins, 1T GsIo sefanot an 9rufs
CT unb frantirt turb pcfmeiiter. Dae
Sranfirseihsn Des poltmeilters, 3eist jeoem
Der psn Brief in bic 6dnoe befommt, DaB ct
gelo entbalt. 9isIe NeseI, nenn Serltan
oen fhert bic 5ablnns bes 8elbss, obut
absus all 0rufsr uno perbhtet plinperun'
aen oes Doitamts.'
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-bnr6 Den ebrp. 5rn. 3Bm, pauli, am 2,
October, 5err Sofepb sinh init W7ib Suians
ia 6oIl, beioe bon gbefer gauntp.
am STEM 6err 6einri6 Wicper init Wllb
9lnna Sault, beibe Don Guseombmaucr.
Am namlihen Sage, 81. Wlihasl 9. Wpp
CT nit W1iB gatbarina mebr, bon bier.
-ebenfaas, 6err 9amusl glsmens nit Wi6
gatbarina 5erpep, beioe bon gumru.
--etenfalls, Ser Benjamin Eus nit Wi6
Cara 0auprp, beioe BON Neaoins.
-burh ben gbrrp. !6rn. u. 9. German, am
30. Sept, 5srr Saeob 8rdf bon W1aipen:
Grief, NIT 0Dli6 Nabsf Osrr BON O(sp.
-purb ben gbrp. 6rn. SIaae @tasr, am
90. 9ept, 5rr Oapio peer nit Wlib 6ans
nab Oober, beioe bon Dlep.
am 5. October, 5err George Stobrbaeb nit
Wli6 Glifabetb -, beibe bon Difriet.
-bureb Sofspb Spsht, Glq, am 28. Sept.,
6err elias Yas nit Der wittne 9uIanna
9e(eamp, bsioe bon Nodlanr.
-bureb ben ebrtp. 5rn. elijab Wailler, am
S. Oct, Serr Sobn Sbcmas nit D1ib Glifa,
beth W1pers, beibe bon Neabins.
-ourtb ben gtrp. 6rn. 81. II. Woraan, am
6. Oct, Gsrr Nssfe g. Daois nit Wai6 glis
fabetb Evans, beibe bon Nsaoina.
-burb ben gbrtp. 5rn. s. G. Dnher, an,
90. @spt. 5err Sobn Iusutt gaa NIT Da6
InseIine Brenneifer, bsioe bon bier.
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Gin 3baler erlpart, 1T 70 gut ale ein Sba'
fer peroisnt !-wlnIbt Sbr ppr5lsliebe uno
wobfeile '6artwaareM' 3u faufen BAH rufet
an am Stcbr css ltnterIbrietsnen, gfe Der
6ten uno pennfrabe, Sebm's Wlrtbsbaule
9ssenuber-,po man fnbet ein neit uno aldn'
senoes Idcrtement - beIonoers Ausseiuht
gum Slusen bet gauer uno Soanbwerfer-
Stansen giien uno Stab(,
patentirte Sufeifen Su 6 Gent bas Dfnno.
SGbmteeet u.selebnittensSlassl H. 9peife
Sod 3tpfe, Yfannen ilno GeTel,
&ncpfbanee unb Gbrauben,
IQs Qrten bon 5cbeln,
elmer, 3hber, SutterfaGer unb jece anpere
2trt geosrsqBaaren,
Sarten, Os(e, 9srpentn uno SirniGs,
9iIb. unb safhensWefIst,
ScrsIslihs Shseren uno 0aftsrmsGer,
g6s nno 2bee:Qtfel Gerte, Belle 1t. Scbs
rer; meiBel BON alien SerIebebenbeitem
Sattlcrs swsrtScuse ieber 2(rt,
Sreuiens, 6alfters uno 5unbe: &etten,
Sen, Diiit. unb 9trob. b.9abcln,
Sdanfelu nno Spaten.
llnt fur5 ein bolIftinoises enforcement BON
Nrtifeln, ju 5ablreieb 3u bensnnsn; ,pslde
alle nit einem fleinen prcft berfauft peroen
fir 8aarselo bel
z. Smith Darling.
Geabind, Oftober 7. 3tf,.
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Die llnterlbrisbsnsn fnb juif ;urideefsbrt
bon Ybilaorfpba unb srtffnen bsuts bic srSbte
unb moDlfsilifs Nuswabl BON usinbeimifhen
trctfnsn @iltsrn" jsmalS su Gerfauf sr6ffnet
in &sabn9, bsifsbenS gum She'll aus
Slausn, braun unb 9rtinen Doe Sfin.
gsblsbt unb un9sbleibtsn DO.
bo. DO. Moslin.
Sattune unb SettsSise.
Sstts uno SblrynsSslfb.
SettsSarbenb.
Gufifbe unb Silds9sden.
&otbs, 9sIte unb meise Slonnsos.
SalSorine Yrint8.
Sblibte uno 9sipirfslte Salblsnen.
6ufabaf Sancti6sr.
Marnsrs Semeen.
9cppslfalti9 9sbleibte Setttiiber.
9Soaene Siibbsdsn.
Sranj6itibe OslsSiss &C.
QScju bic Iufmerfiamfet beS pubeums srs
bsten wtrb, bsucr iie icnifwo faufsn, ea iie ss
iu ibrsn ertstsn 3crtbsile fnben psroen.
D'Srien unb Rai9uel.