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MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
This wonder Of the age is capable of curing almost
every SORT of affection that assails the human body,
as well as to relieve and Iestore it from all kinds of
suffering and pan even from The excruciatng agony
of the severcst Burn, Pile, Scald, rheumatism, Tic
DoorcauK, &c. NC. II has saved hundreds of lives
in dreadful cases where the Physician has stood aehast
by its impartng instant and rest to victim, and
arreStng, by its magnetic and electric instantaneous
fluid, inflammation ami modification.
1t will also prevent Poison taking effect persons
bit by vGnon reptiles, or Iabh animals bees, hOr
nets, mosquitoes, spiders, from having come in
contact with poisonous pIants-and cure eusry case.
VIII likewise prevent and cure Broken Breasts,
Sore Nipples, Chafe and Sure in Children, Cancers
and Carhuncles.
o. For sale by CHARLES WISEMtN Agent
for baltimore, No. 33l Baltimore street, the
Globe inn, and corner of west Baltimore and Cove
streets, Baltimore, Of whom il may be had wholesale
and retail. nj eO3W
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TOLORED MOHAIR PRINCES for Cloaks
" and dresses have just received, splendid
assortment of the above goods, which win sell by
The yard or piece.
No (r] JIM HAIG, 1873 Baltimore street.
DLACK AND COLORED ALGERINE GIMPS.
I'D have on hand, fresh supply of the above
goods, TO which invite attention.
no fri JIM. HAIG, 1913 Baltimore street.
SILVER SPOONS. Persons going to house
keeping are part cularIv invited to call before
purchasing and see GABRIEL D. CLARK's assort-
ment of silver work. Waterst Cd door from Calvert.
NIB Silver work of every description made to or
der and highest prices given for old silver, a06
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OGERs' DIAMOND CEMEN'P-Fo
N o mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Omaments, &c, so that the break is scarcely per
ceptble and as strong rs before broken. Fer sale
oaly by c. P ROGERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Maron and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green stress.
QI3- Price 25 cents. nl7lw-jel2-ly
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ESLACK SILK LACE,
ND OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
One carlson Black Silk Lace, of superior quality
Just received and for sale by
]. EDWARD BIRD,
U24 fri No. 2g9 Baltimore street,
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w A N T S


"ANTs A SCHOOL. A situation as teach
| w er is wantrd by gentleman from the Nortf
! who has had several years experience in teaching
! ana has good rCCOmmeHdations-has no objections
70 go 10 The country Inquire personally or by letter
l.. F. sCOTTrs Intelligence Office,
hlf No. 10 Exchange Place.
esITUATION WANT ED-By a Young man
90 81 o. several years experience in the grocery and
specabiIity wIl he given in regard to character ca
pacly, &c Apply al
L.F. SCOTTps Intelligence Office,
MA old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED. Bya young man
~ from the country, in grocery, -four or commits
sion store-he can come well recommended. Apply
at L.F.SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office
nl2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
a SITUATION rs WANTED in some re-
IA spectacle Jobbing House by young man from
Virginia, who could command a considerable share
of trade from the Vaey-the best of references as
10 character and ability, can be giveR Address -"
at this office os If
NWANTED-Young men, with or without ca
w pltai, may hear OF line opportunities to en-
gage IN Profitable business, by calling on
arg l., +. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
rAHAi& Ii NOTHC E-WANTED DAILY-Clerks,
Ii hook keepers, bar Keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; Coachmen; Ostlers; Wagoners;
OVerseerS; 20 labOrers; Agents; 30 Cooks Washers
and lfOuerS; ChambenmaidS; Wet and DTy Nurses:
Travelling Maids Seamstresses; House- keepers and
anumber of other situations too numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only TO give
me call and theirwants will be Immediately attend
ed TO- Servants sent from my office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTT,
oc-S No. 10 Exchange Place.
kVEESEER. Situation wanted, by a middle
" aged man, as ovcrseer-he is Thoroughly ac
q"aihtth with his business IN every branch what
ever, and can come very highly recommended.
Apply quiC ky at
LIZ. SCOTTI'S intelligence Office,
No No. 10 Exchange Place.
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SHAWLSI sHAWLSi r. McELDOWNEY
y & co. will open this morning large invoice Of
Terkeri and Cashmere Shawk. of entirely new de-
sgns 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
go between Baltimore and Light sueeta.
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sNARD 10 BOAT!

EHARD TO EEATI
IA THE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and Roasted COFFEE, sold by the NEW
YORK CANTON TEA COMPANIES A$ENT, at
No. ITO GAY STREET, between Front and High
streets. The Tea last received is giving satisfaction
quite equal TO any previous lot win you thy them?
trial is almost sure to create customer. Won run
no Iisk-when an article does not give entire salts
faction, you can return, and have it exchanged, or
the money refunded. -
nl3 LANES z PORTER Annn
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STEAM PRESS BRICKS.

4 SERIES OF hXPERIMENIs were in.
IN stilutgd by X. CAREY LoNG, Architect and
BEEJ II. LATROB.. Civil Engineer, to test the strength
and other building qualities of the STEAM PKE>S-
ED BRICKS with those made in the ordinary way
by hand. Ih"lr Report is now printed for dIsribu-
tim the office OpDo itn The Cbpsaarakc Rank
The results OF The var OHs experiments are az fol.
lows-tutty-two bricks used OF each kind
aver lse weight of brick dry, handmade, Ala!
steam pressed, 5.Sl
Average gain in weight after AZ hours goakagc. II.
M .. IL o., s. p. NJ.
Average evaporation after 43 hours drying, II. Nj.
- or, :. P. - OF.
Average pressure required to bTe ak brick across the
middle, with clear bearing of7s inches, II. M. 1919
lbs, 5. z. 2l43 lbs
Aggregate height in inches which brick with same
bearing sustained undr the falling ola Id. weight,
commencing at 81 inches, and repeated, adding an
ihch each time until the brick broke-H. M BIG, s,
P.Sll.
In fourteen experiments to test the comparative
strength by cOneussiOn, il was found on striking with
the fiat surfaces brought evenly together, that in eight
instances the hand made b lex broke,-the machine
bnck remaining entire; in six instances both bricks
broke
adhesion of Mortar Four pair were united and
let remain for three weeks when on separating them
by wedge driven in the joint, il was found that in
three cases. about four THIS, and in the other about
three-foNrts o. the mortar remained on the machine
brick
Resistance to Fire Three bricks of each kind
were saturated and then thrown into furnace for 25
minutes, and heated 10 white heat The hand nade
bricks were all broken in the furnace, and taken out
in fragments. One Steam pressed bliCk was taken
out cracked, hut in enc pece-tWO were taken out
whole. The heated bricks and ffarmcnts were then
plunged in water; on being turned after cooling
the pieces of the hand made brick were found sill
further dIsinteg One other steam pressed brick
was broken, and one remained entire, the corners
and edges moi affected,
-Thts shot0s their superiority for hedrths and fire
places,
ReSistGnceto Frost.-This depends on the degree
of heat OF which the bricks have been subjected in
the kin. IL brought up white heat they will not
dlSntegrate by frost, but il only red heat he
come merely salmon bricks, fiji only Tor inside work
We saw hui diHgs and pavements of Steam pressed
Bricks which hhd stood six winters withou showing
any signs of decay
r. CARY LONG, Architect
BENZ II. LATROBE, Civil Engineer.
Baltimore, Oct 3, 1886.
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Wv EILV q rs, CLU8 ENINVs d NIEISINU
X McELDOWNEY Il Co. have now in store
large assortment Of veiy superior VELVETS, "A,
black aud blue black, and 3 g cOlored do. kmeri-
can and French CLOAkIhGS, of new styles and
superior quality; French MERINOS, of all shades
and coofs, at extraordinary low prices; with SILK
SHAWLS, UASIiNERES, SC sc. ...
... lG2 BALTIMORE STREET,
Rl2 Between Calvert and Light,
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n sale wholesale and retail by


corner of Howard and Marion streets,
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
sam corner of Madison and Howard SIS; DR.. E. H..
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts.; Il. Lemon
corner OF Market and POppletOn sts.; A. G. R;dgely,
corner Of Howard and Pratt sts.: J. Perkins Bro
hcr, corner of Green and Franklin sts.; H. w. An
drews, Hill Ct; &. K. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
ket sts.; Dr. r. Rountree, BGlAir Market; Thos. c..
Hopkins, Broadway, Fe'i,s Point; ]. b. Stansbury,
Thames st.; w. Ticker, Pratt and Eden ST.; r, j..
Pitts, High and Pra;t ST.; Z. r. Rogers, corner Of Paca
and Little Green street, Dr. Raburg. Pratt and Paca
street nl2-lw-je2 ON
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HAVE IND C.gN BE CURED ,

DR., TOwnsend:-I make the following statement in
order 10 express my gratitude to you and 10 recon-
mend your Sarsaparlla, and your compound Eyrnct
Of SarSaparIla those who are so untorIunaIe ne 10
have lung complaints or consumption, Whilst resid
ing IN the south several years ago, had a long and
severe sickness, which with subsequent exposure
very materially injured my CONSTITUTIONS being able
however mucn of the time to work, although my
lungs were affected and | had cough; lur the last
year grew much worse, and the last Writer caught
aseVefe cold. The pain in my breast, distress in
Dreaming ana coughing very much Increased. | took
anumhet OF popular remedies Tor consumption, but
they failed TO relieve me- At last was confined TO
my room, and was so bad with the consumption that
ala not expect to remain here long. | seHtfOr Mar
Gus d. Moore, who resides at the cOrnerof Lydius
and Grand SITS, (who will confirm this satement) and
mace disposition of my property. few days af-
ter tins TREND sent you To me; you ordered q
bottle ct your Extract OF SarsaparlIla TOOK it &C
c0dlng to your directions and Immediately felt re-
lleVed-my pain gradually left mel soon 5rcathed
lIeely-my hacking cough subs ided-I raised easily
anu slept souEdy--and to my asIORishment and de-
light, when had taken the contents of tn. bottle,
was able us you well remember to walk from Ferry
to Beaver 81, 10 obtain more. have continued to-
take II, and am now about nav business, although it is
not more than two months since | commenced with
your medicines-and am thankful to the Lord that
SAM. ii. STUART, 26 Ferry st.
Albany, May 10Th, 1886
Probably there never was n remedy thai has been
so uccessiu in desperate cases of consurn yton as
THIS 1t cleanses and strengthens the system, and ap-
pears to heal the ulcers on the lungs, and the pa
uens gradually regain their usual heath and
strength.
READ THE PROOF.
Dr. Townsend: ] had been afflicted fol months by
dry, hacking cough at least raised grea: lHantt-
ties of bad matter, and experienced a severe NAM in
my left side, accompanied with distress on my
lungs-mY cough very much increased, and had
cold night sweats. Leaning that you had 2 remedy
for such cases, concluded 10 Try H. purchased
boue OF your Extract OF Sarsaparla-hGfOte | had
hnshed taking it my cough raising aud the pain
IN my side let me, and now have IegaineG my gen.
eral health. Relieving your medicine to be very
valuable one, cheerfaly recommend il those who
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There is not man living but may, at some time
or other owe his life to the MIGHTY, saving power
of DALLEY'S
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SOLAR LARD PS.-Just received an
= assortment of Cornelius celebrated LARD
LAMPS, with rich cut Glass Shades of various
shapes also on hand large lot of MEALS PATENT
LAMPS, for burning Cold Lard; and Lard Lamps of
all kinds. For Housek eeping Articles of every des-
cfiption call at the Furnishing Warerooms of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
l8 Baltimore street,
o30 tf oppo site Centre Market.
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SpI.NNDIn MATCuES.

SPLENDID WATCHES.
3a9 Received this day and for sale by GA.
YIN BRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street, second
sA sc door from Calvert some beautiful Silver and
Gs..sszGold LEVER WATCHES made to nv or
der in Europe. Also, Silver HUNTING LEPINE
and LEVER WATCHES. 7 If
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BENZ #. LATROBE, Civil Engnee
Baltimore, Oct 3, 1886.
PRICES AT THE KILN.

PRICES AT THE KILN:
Kun of the Kiln. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Hard Bricks for foundations, walls, &c.. 90
ke0 or FaVlhg,. ...........,..,..,.. 6.55
Double pressed Fronts. ..................l 10 10
Single pressed do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
do for hearths, 81 per hundred
If delivered al the Kiln wharf 80 cts. per NJ extra
FIRE BRICKS.
Standard size, all shapes, S25 per m-s3 per 100
Front Brick size, 20 9 so &c
Semi Fire Bricks, lbs -
n5-law3w Once opposite the Post Office.
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KNR. j. STANLEY, from London, can be con-
~ suited daily, for rheumatism, Paralysis, Spina
Diseases and all Nervous affections, at his office,
corner of Cove street and Burgundy alley. m22-6m
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NAMEO BREASTPINS. Also some beau.
u tiful STRASS PINS for gentlemen. Received
this day and for sale by
n4 Watet-st. Cd door from Calvert.
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NNIfHTT UNNIV NTLEU VAItNIINAII v Il,
d. ''BOWERS' INFANT EORDIAI4n is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
OF the first responsibility throughout the country
Bowers CORDIAL can be given to thG most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children or
ev"n adults that are afflicted with inward palms, the
Cordial will he found of incaculable benefit. For
those children who afflicted with weakly or de-
hlated state Of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teethng suffer great
smouut of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
''Bowers Infant Cordial" exers, by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; lei no family be without this invaluable RENE
ay,--Price 25 cents.
L.. L.. ..I,.Ia.. L.
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Albany, January 2, 1885.

@- Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one {
most respectable Lawyers in Hart
following is az eySact of "a letter re
DR.. TOwnsend-I have used one b
saparilla, and find it is excellent in
chronic rheumatic pain 70 which | a
an injury accustomed several yeari
stage. Please send me Two bottles {
Seymour. have conversed with T.
pal physicians, and recommended J
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GOLD PENS!

NOR SALE. A very likely MAN 90 years of
age, TO serve four years from next Japuary--he
is first rate farm hand and waiter, &c. For other
sCoTTI'S Intelligence Office,
al0 Mole Exchange Place
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Probably there never was n remedy that Las been
so successful IN desperate cases of consumption as
this cleanses and strengthens the system, and ap-
pears to heal the ulcers the lungs, and the pa
tents gradually regain their usual health and
~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
General xauIOr.

Seitcem unlere 9lrmce 81 ben: Hic @raube
in elite foldle uuansenebme Gage getrieben
ipcreen it, fpirb bic Srage tpieberbclentlid,
aufgrpcrfeH Wer 1T Sen. 9ayfcr, uno it
er cln erfabrner Sffi,ier 2 Wir neqsn oieGe
Sro9en in Der Siirse bcanhpcrten.
Gen. GaDlcr wurbe in 8irginien ssbcren
uno untpeit eouispile, &entudD, ersc9en. @r
ldlcs I'D, Der slrmse in 1903 ale lieutenant
an tparo @apitdn uub seidnste fId, aus in
Der 8ertheiciauns BON Sort SarrIon in 1912,
Welden pfciien CT ccmmanoirte ais er ourd,
cine melt itdrfere Wad,t BON Sritten uno
Sneianern an9csrifen fpuree. - Sir ciefe
3apferfeit puros or als Wlaior beftrbert -
8en. 2apIcr Uar ebenfaIs in Slcriba burd,
oen Sriea nit Den Semincle Suoiansrn, imb
ccmmanbirte uniere 9ruppen in rem IrefTen
gu Secotubbe, am 25ften Teecmber 1887.
Enr cirle 9aaantrie fpuree er su tem 3ana
etnes Brigade Generals bcforoert.
60 biet fir feline frihere 8eid,id,te Seiu
;ufhnftlider 9iuhm bdust eiusi9 uno atIsin
bon iener 8efhidlihfeit unb leinem Slid
in JeraS ab.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
aSie bas 0etpidbt ees SiebS srmtts
felf mirn.

auf Smitbfelb pirb bas 8sb fat immer
ftehenben Suees auf @emidbt perbanbett -
oas beiet, es fol- ausgemittelt rreroen, ipie
uisl Die 8iertel bes Ibieres Uieaen mosen
nad,oem ss gefdIadtet tpcrssn 1T, cbne ss
uorlduf1 ~ rpieaen. Die Saut, Der 1ala,
uno Nbfau, tcmmen NIT in bic Hed,nuna.-
Gin duBerit 9eiitter Smitbfielb gieb Wadfs
fer feht fd,cn init bem au9e was bic 8isrtd
zines Sdien pie9en tperoen, tno fd1ieBt feIS
ten ein paar pfunre FehI. Die Ueniaer @iu'
9eiibten, aber, oerfatren babel auf fcfsenee
Nrt.-Wan miBt ben lmfan9 oes SorperS
oes Sdfen grade binter ben Sd,ulrern, Cbet'
Siiben III Die 8e9el nid,t 70 (id,er, neil bic
@citalt hires eeibss unre9elmdeiser it als
Die bee Shien,) ieoann tiimmt man bic eins
9e, dnfan9enb all Der Sront bes Sd,ulterblats-
tee NIB enoi9sno am Nunipf 8ncden bd,
400 cine Shnur nit eiuem Senfblci cerfeben
bart binter bem Stinfen binuutsr laufen
wiirce. 9iun multipIisirt man ben ,lnifana
nit Der eiu9e Gin 3olleu) unc bieies 9trceuft
rpieecr nit benz Brud, 1914, uno erbdIt auf
biefe BeiIe oas inc @eipidt oes Odfsn.
Gin anberer We9 III, bas Gbisr auf elmer
icacnanntcn Soeunaa9e su ipiegen - 1l2
pfuuo lebsuei9sS 9cben alsoann 10 pfo. tcos
tcs 8eWiobt elm 9rcb fnod,iser, nid,t pon'
fcn'men asmditetsr Sd)fe, tuisst inbeGtn nidt
9dni 70 oicl.
Rod eiu anbersr We9 1T, bes lsbenbi'
gen @swihtes absuiieben, tpeld,eS In ben
meiflen SdIen bas rid,tiae 9epid,t oes too'
ten 86rpets aibt, es iei oanu, oas Gbier
mare uidt befcubers fett, in ipeldem HdlI
man nod bon cbi9em, 81 bis per Sent,
mchr absehen mus.
Sn ben meiitcn Satteu, ober, hat Die Gr'
fdhruua bcifiti9t, tIs foIaence Wethcee ant
acwifrften ;lisutrrfen pflcst. Wnn n,ultipIi'
,rt eas @enift bes lebenbigen 3biereS NIT
eem Srud COS, 70 III oas @rasbnis eas @es
tpid,t res toetcu S6rperS B. b. aiic. ods
refine otcr 9 d, 4 f ters@ ew id, t
1T eiue 6lcini9feit mshr ale bic Sodlfts bee le'
bcnoi9en ; 3. 9. rpisst Der Iebeucise Shie
1900 pfuuc, 70 it fen reineS @crpid,t 9O74
pfuno. @tpas lluterihieb mad)t es naiirs
lid, Oh baS CHER nit pcGlem ceer leerem Slds
gen 9ewcgcn wire. -0lcr9if.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
SSic Die @cibdftc auf Dem Smitb,

HeIp ELnrtt bctrtcbcu Ucr0eu.
Sn ben 8ereluiqten Staateu ,iebeu Die
Tiehtrclhcr I'M sauScn 0ancc herunl, uno fan.
fen oaS Sieb bon ocn 8dueru ouf, tpic lie es
9eraec bctcmmen fGnucn nidt alIc i'll &ua,
lamb :-tcrt id,idt jeecr Bauer iclbft Irin
Bieb mad, Smitth:lo, ubcr9ibt c6 eincm aus
crsannt gcihdten gI9cntCn, Der CO Iooann fir
ibn cerhancclt, 9c9cn einc fclt9eirtte Commit
fon6 9cbiibr, peld'e mad, lem Ropf bcs
rcd,nct ipirc, uno uid,t uad) Dem Vrss ecu
oas 8ieh ctpa hclcn mag. CicGe g9cutcn,
pie ndtirlid,, lino lauter 4cute bic cine O.
Qcbreitctc Sctanutftoft bciscu, Iebr per-
ld,miBt fno, NIB ihr @epcrbc eurd) unb eurd,
perftebeu. Sbne &c, pilree Der unerfnbrne
@n9liIdIe Sauer fciue @cfdldfte eielcr Dirt su
maden pifIen, uno nur bctrcgcn rpcreeit J.
Werfwhroi9 blebt Der llmifdue, eaB 70 srce
uno brocutcno Dir rSauccls9rlddftc aufSmiths
ftcIo audi lciu r6gen, ecd uicmnIs d ri fts
/ d, c @cntraftc Spiihcn adufcr uno 2ser:
fiufer gcfhlcfen wereeu icnorrn it Der
&dufcr eiumdl nit hem 8crfiufer fclt ilber
ben preis bcs 8icbcs einueritanccn, 70 gcben
I'D, beiee Wdrteen tie 0duo carouf. uuo Der
cancel 1T icfort at9clhIcGcu. sIncrfonute
5batfahe it es, uuo gersid,t aIlereiugs ben
Setbsili9tcn auf Smitbfclo Rarft CUR 9r6es
ten Gbrc, Dag e5 duserit ncnigc Ndlle gc0es
ben hat, in ecncn Die cine ccer Die ancerc
partci iucrtbriid,i9 gcwcrcen mare. Iic
iiblid,en ScmmIiicnS @ebiihren rincs Nacns
tell fur Den Berfouf eineS Shfcn, iIuo pier
Sdilliu9e ceer SO @ents fIr beu einrs
ShGafes, Is @euts. Die Stdot Qcnecn
hcbt eineu Scpftar bon ,,pci @cutS fir jeors
Stud Sicb oos in Smithfclo perfauft rpire :;
fur jeee iWanSis Sdladfc "a @cnts.
@rwd9t man MN, bne Gin folder 9acnt
nit ccm 3uftanc ces Rarftcs aufS gcnaucilc
bcfanut Irin mus-wicprl Stiicf 8icb ctwa
rripartct weiern fam I'M Die 9tadfra9c bar.
nddl Su erfllQen-nas Ger Sclauf ocs Slcu
idcS 1T, Den bic Sd,lid,ter etipa auf Sano
habcu mc9cn-rpcIdc Suautitdt ocIhlad,tc,
tCs Bich pom eano in bic Stact acliefert ncrs
ben fplre--tpic er Sceermdu fenucu mug nit
eem cr, ju banceln 9eocnft uuo fciucririts
aud rlceer alIcntbdlbcn 9cfauut III - lit
cbi9e ecmnliiiIcn alIcrriu9s cine duBtrft, 0c
rln9e 8si9utuug fur lciuc uclfad,cn uno
id,wieriger @cfd,ifts paidlten jcecd fin,
better isnc Sntld,doi9une in Ger 9rcseu Mrns
Sc 8iebS Die or alljiIrlid' perhoncclt uue
pCit in @u9ldno bic oerldliecsncu 3rpciac Ct,
uCS ieocn @sffdftes pcn chen 70 uiclcn per,
ihiceCncn ecutcn 0ctriebcn percen, 70 brnud,t
cin eergIeihen Bicb Wdfer fCiue Nitbc,
perberf febr su trfilrttrn, inccm er Iciu inlno
pcrt nnf Die duBerte SpiBc Der 8clIfcnImens
hrtt 9ebraft bat, -uuo CO ibm nnr Qpcniac
udtibnn fTHntr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
GplSntcn-SrnuUcn.

Das guftreibeu BON 2rnppen in Steu:Srs
leans 9ien9 nid,t 70 id,neG bon Statten ais
nan mad, ben eriten 8eridten permutben
fcnnte, unb cine uriade it otcIc, tas oiejes
ni9en 3ruppen bic Dor eini9er 3eit fd,ou eins
mai eabin geianet martn, nod, feline Sesahs
lung crbalten battcn. Sc puroen atcr, fcs
balo bicie Sage laut wurce, Anltalten aetrpf,
fen fe su besahlen, neldes aud, prompt ec.
fhab. - Gin Seamter ciuer oorti9en Bauf
niadte fir bicfcn 3.pcd Hnb anoerc 9tctbs
rpenoi9fciten oas slnerbieten Der 9isaisrun9
s50O,000 uCriufd,iescn, welder 8crlbla9
an9encmmen tpuree.
Cine @ompa9nie, beiteteno dus 100 W2an
perfiee am 4tcu 0lai Wcble fir Tcu Srs
leans auf ibrem Be9e mad, benz 9iio @ranre
Die stpei @ompaauien 0. 9. slrtiaeriffcn,
itationirt ;u Sort M'Scnrn Baltimore, uno
bic brci 9. 9. @ompa9nien ~ Scrtres Wcus
roe fInb beorbcrt porceu fid) iceIeid, mad,
oem GriegsfiB 81 begcbcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Die StrdrS Sauf.

9Ihs einer ptilatelpbiaer 3citnrs scrnet'
men mir, eas Die Seamteu Der @irarb Sauf
ihr ebemaIi9eS SanfhauS auf Sabre bon
Der Stabt aerentet tabcn, nad weldlcm (te
9eionncn ffno caS 8erm6leu Der Sdnf su pcrs
Ieacnin 8crbercituug auf eincn balbiacn Bies
beronfana BON Sanfgefd,dften. Oicfe sIns
italt, tpcld,e felt etlifen Sabren unter bic ae'
brcdsnen Santen 9e,dblt mcrbeu III, fol- ndd,
Sesahluns aller ibrer Sd,uloeu Elm bereuten:
oes Capital iibrig bebalten baben. Sb bic
Sanf ibr 9iedt, Sanf9eItdfte su trcibcn,
ourd, ibren Sanferctt uub Die llcberid,rei.
buua hires Serm69cus nid,t Ucrpirft habe,
1T eine Sraae, fpeld,e nabrid,cinlidt elmer ae'
rid,tliden &ntIteieuno interworfen peroen
rpirb 70 bale iIc rpieeer Sanf9eitdfte aufans
gen ipirb.