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HIRAM .JACKSON
THE PILES!
fl CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED j.!
DR.. Uphams Internal Rene

0ys
Tyr the Cure Of Piles, Inflammation ofMe
Laoer ami Spleen; L,tian.hna alton, Soreness
end liberation Of the Stomach, Bo,oeis,
Kidneys and Bladder ; L!tlan,matory and
.Mercw'di Rheumatism; Lnpu,ify Of Blood
Weakness and Inflammation Of the SPINE
and for the Relief Of .Ma,ried Ladies'
Invented hy Dr.. A. Upham,a distinguished
physician Of New. York city, is the only really
success ful remedy for that dangerous and dis.
ressine complaint, the PILES, ever offered to,hc
American p ibiic. t,.
Mark this 1, is an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application, and will cure any
case o: Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal
or eSterna'; and probably the only thing that
will. THERE'S no mistake about il. II ia a pos.
hvecure-speedy and permanent. 1t is also a
convenient medicine 10 take, and improves The
general health in remarkable manner
Each box CONTAINS twelve doses, at 8 1-3 cts.
perdose. Ii is very mild in its operation, and
may he taken in cases o the most acute nflam
nlalio" with ouI danger. All external npplica.
inns are IN the highest degree disa greea ble in.
convenient and offensive; and from The very ma
lure 1t the disease. temporary ~ their effects.-
and REMOVING THE CAUSE, renders the
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
| lNfLAMMATOkY DISEASES.
Although The ELECrUARY was originally
P''Pneu ~" me cu'e W iIES' yt' u mas proved
sell To- ne Medicine tar superior to oil other,
I" an diseases M on innam1lasory character
win a deter'n'nat4n ~ blood t0 any particular
lplrl Or organ. ~ MANN .h0n and COngeslluI
t the Liver and Spleen; Inflammation, Serene 81
TAD Liberation Of me stomach, Bowels Kidneys
ma b'a1aer; ~ lnHanimnfOrv aud Mercuria
tneimaIsn', II is the BEUT Medicine ever dis
covered: :,
| lMPURIFlES OF THE BLOOD
| For all lupur'nes u the Blood arising from
he 'mprudent use Of Mercury, or other causes;
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rs"s s H. ,h " % appaent security. but the pror
RES o. me ".sease is uchecked and death en-.
von S viii He<"r. aronce ttthis Great Remedy, and
F, ~ Sa, no. o sos siSsapposed IN your hopes.
.yn. " suee" brook
Far sale at the Drug Sure, L;,nsso,5. s.,I
Thomas & Son. rlvmoutisielo,v NJ sem
W w , y RI LeSSve"wo'h, Wn,srHusv WITS Is
ford, Wlnsted james c. SNS"y e: g. Word.
cMville A. Miles & Son, Con-, N"I'nS Wol'
West C"rnweS; 2. Wheeler. H,n.oo =; rnnrier,
Brewster Pnss; Falls villseet J"hn F, ,''19e
Cenean u, 7, Fish, Salisbury 'o"" franklin,
,ioa uIra" D. Case Travelling Age. for cODrce
oA16
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.vreav i tore eyas6s .vesU Goods

1 tie torlher stand al Stiles ID. Wheeler
"a may be found general assortment of Dry
foods, Groceries, Provisions, &C. The stock
1ss been largely repleDished during the week,
A''d will continue to be through the season.
ali which will be sold for cash, barter or appro.
'ed credit at the lowest living profit or advance
rom cost All old p irons OF the former es-
tabiShment are invited to call, and new &C.
.us'ntances are respectfully solicited. Fresh,
Salt, Smoked, and dried Meats, and various
''nas al fresh and sailed Fish, will be furnish
I'd during the season.
A team will go regularly to market once and
vice week. Best brands Of Flour will be
delivered to families in the village at reasons.
ole prices.
STILES n. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfeld, March 81. 81
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FURNITURE
" ARD HOUSE.
DAVID G. BULHrrx.

A T his ware-roOms two doors west of
IA the County House, keeps on hand a
good assortment of Furniture, Chairs.
and Looking Glasses, made of good ma
lerl"ls' and IN fashionable style, which
he is Offering on as good terms as can be
purchased at any other establishment.
%Looking Glasses repaired.
L'tchteld May 4:h, 1916. f5O
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THE FLYING ARTILLERY.

A gentlemen attached to the Navy, informs
us that when travelling to Washington some
t,my SINCE. company of the Flying Artiller!
we're on board the tars,-cannon, horses anu
!. On arriving at the depo, in Washington
HE corps Immediately started of al iuil run
With astonishing suddenness they halted
dismounled, separated their cannon from th'
carriages, replaced them. and stfrted on again.
The whole ofthese manGuvers occupied only
nine minutes and hdD. Their perform
nnces in an engagement are d Inc most
ingenious character. AT certain signal, after
firing. they instantly drop; while the enemy,
surprising them disabled, venture too near, and
in an instant are completely surprised and are
SHOT down before they can collect themselves
The arms made use of by this unrivaled
corps are sword. pistol and cannon; of which
they have proved themselves the most skilltul
naster.-B0StOn Traveller.
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Geese Feathers
HATS,

THE subscribers have lust re.
Il ceived from New York, M.
h@ IRE S'M aud PeaU Cashmere Hats.
&iA OF the Spring Fashion. They also
intend to keep on hand general
assortment ass Ct Hats Of Their o,cn manufacture.
an "' when they VIII sell on tie mosi reason.
ah'e 'erms. The patronage Of their friends and
me E"hllc Is respectfully solicited.
ktLBORN & BRAMAN.
LitchGeld, April IL. 1s46.-a7
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roLGER's oEosAoN1AN,
LL.HE.4LNG B9LS8M.

ALL-HE.aLN'G B7LS.4M.
1t has proved itself to be the best medicine eve,
offered to the public Thousands have ALREADY
Tested lis virtues, and have never found il IN ia i
IN curing me diseases for whch il ia rernmmon'
ded. Nor d" they have to wair lonJ in ordnr r.
SNOW whether It VIII ne productive of good eff
iecls, they are assured that If
ONE BOTTLE
produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer On
,bo ~ ''' ana u ~ not therefore necess ary
mat ihey should spend their money in vain
Hewa of 81 Sigh Cough.
q i; is passed over as uninpor,s,, !,
", WI; -; soon become seaied-Cousumpuu G,Ilnws
~ Us wake. Take heed to a min -, ~. ~
ana soreness IN ne chest, esprriaIly if otien |
WIN ais'ng OF Mucous, streakcd with Pl,nI
lhese are dangerous symptoms: but thov - 80
quickly and rffectnaIlv 0, ercurne nv tbs "ne
re,ncay. ASK the sufferer from that DISTRESSING
Asthma,
what he thinks Of Foger's O,osoo,;or An
ia"nnS bn'snn' and he will tel ynu H.. cnnnm
D;,rc"1'" ~ without II. II relieves all that
DlliIc"'V OF Breathing, Cough. a nd Iiob,noss "f
me y nest: gives quiet and refreshing sInmhor
ana does tor the Asmaii,. wha, M n,bor r1.n
IN tie world will do. Witness he case &c lily Wo:y
" jackson, l3 street, Wtlram Bond. the Will vii
V WiI' b"s'nn Cracker Baker, Brooklyn; MI.
~ ,'"""keh Mrs. Bell, MOrristOwn
~; =; Mrs, Lucreria Wells. ,322 Pearl stree, ,
w GGwan. Woodstock. Ulster comfy ani
Mrs. Archibald, 80 " hlie st. anu
RAISING OF BLOOD
Is etiectAly checkt d br this remedy v,h.
other n'eWs hav" foiIcd. Hundreds 81 c"s "a,
might he r'ln'ej. where persons m the civ ha.s
neen gwen ". and nrnr'ourced as past hrno " ~,
nave been rFFored by tbs great remedy tn ~"
rfrl"ym'nt "iNhrhhh; Mrs. ThouI, urne s 9,e
Charles R"herr% III Canal Sir4e, ti.n street.
bon IVY ttW'"i'on ST.; ami hundreds 81 Ills LIS
nSte 6e uS1" ne remedy, can testify to he
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kTos ssMd Brass Foundry.

VIE Subscribers having commenced the
l. business of Casting Brass, in connectio,
with their other business, all orders for CAST
inGs, either Iron or Brass, will be thankful,
received and promptly attended to. All pas
Iavors gratefully acknowledged by
Al J. CARRINGTON & son.
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No DECEPTION!

Not week passes away without we have to re.
cord some Of the most astonishing cures of
long continued Asthma, lncipicnt Con.
sumption, Bleeding al the LIMOS.
BronchlIls. Difficulty of Breathing,
ana the various Diseases TO
which the Lungs and
Throat are subject
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w HSTA FRS

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ACompound Balsamic Preparation from
Tar and Wild Cherry Bark.
The best remedy kno'rn tn The uO,id for Ekhc
c,ve of Coughs, Colds. asthma, Group, Bleed
ing otMe Lungs, Whooping Cough, Bron-
chttis, Influenza, Shortness of Breath,
Pain and U'enhness in the Breast
or Side, Liver Complaint, and
the First SfngcS of
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New = ublic House.

- TNHE Subscriber has opened a
hsssE l. House of Entertainment IN the
Ets village of Li,chGeld, and would re-
StsAzkzssS specially solicit share of public
patronage. Every cXerlinn will be made to
render il a well regulated house and quiet
and comfortable home for its patrons.
S. d. WHEELER, Agent,
Lichfeld, April Goth, 1916. 4S
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above business, ana where ne Will Keep
IN hand ,or manufacture to order. !.
Harnesses Of VtE kinds,
Saddles, Brides, Trunks,
&c.
He invitesthose who wa nj work in his
line to give HIM Gull, as he has no
douh, he can satisfy them both as to
quality and prices.
u REPAIRING of all kinds done in the
best manner and ut short notice. Ma
ny articles vi Produce take IN payment
'nr work. FRED>K w. BROWN.
Lirh field, AprH 10. 1874.
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kNsg. a. EsesGGeV GSCOE:s
GY TAdEi CA."62 OEs sxUZE2N
ON is. India Rubber Over Shoes,
~ Ladies :" -
Ladies Buskins.
Ladies g Sandals.
India Rubber House Covers.
India Rubber ElaStics, sc. sc
Merchants and others IN want of any of
the above Goods, can be supplied at prices as
low as they can be purchased in New YORK on
any other market BY calling on the subscriber.
directly overthe Post Office.
A. P. p. CAMP.
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st owes 4! Stoves! Stoves!

81 owes Stoves! Stoves!
vac Subscriber takes thus method of
holtit hg the public that he has Just
returned from Jimmy with additions to
ms former assortment OF Stoves, making
II most complete, embracing amos, eve.
7! d'siFnh'e pattern of Cooks aud PAR,
LoFs. Also great variety of
Alright Stoves,
which for beauty and durability canno,
o' surpassed. Believing The nlmhIe nine
pence better then the slow shilling, ,he
above articles will be- offered The rrfnniu.
dfr OF the season 0or ready py) at con-
'loeFah'y reduced prices, making them
,N'rchrlV low. Also some second hand
tlRE-FRAMEs, very cheap.
copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work, in
an us variety on hand, or made TO order
u the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litchfield, Jan 5, 1876. a3
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GEN. WASHINGTON AND LORD ERsKrNE.-

GEN. WASHING TON AND LORD ERsKrNE.-
The following note was found among
the papers of the late Lord Erskine:
GEN. WAsHINGToN.-Sir- have taken
the liberty TO introduce your august and
;'n'..,n::::.,as!! name in a short sentence.
which is to BIZ found 10 the book ST nd TO
you.
Ihave large acquaintance among the
most valuable and exalted CLASSES OF lnen,
hut you are the only human being for
whom ever felt an awful reverence =
sincerely pray To God io grant a long
and serene evening to IA life 80 glorlouSl,
devoted TO the universal happiness of the
world. Il. ERsKINE.
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roR sALE or 20 Rnwr

"A A DWELLING HOUSE, Shop,
N IA and ab ut acres of Land,
ftliFysa situated about two miles west OF
!ljSlsksS the Court House in Litchfeld, re-
GENTLY occupied by Mr. ]. B.
Possession given Immediately
enquire Of RARZILLA ARNTS,
Ltchfeld, March Is, 1916. 43
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-25

Erie Canai.-The Commissioners appoint
ed by the Legislature met at Binghamton on
Tuesday of last week; and, after directing
some further surveys TO be made. adjourned to
the Both OF June. when they will examine all
the route. and make their decisions. The
Commissioners are Messrs B Jervis and Ho-
ratio Allen, of New York; o. w. ChIlds, oil
Albany; Frederick Whittlesey. Of Rochester :;
Jared Wilson, Of Canandaigua: William Dew
ey Of WATERFOWL; and job Pierson, of Troy.
IIi6uNe.
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Mr.. BENTON.

A Washington writer says, among other
things, the following Of the Senator from Mis-
souri, -
Amidst all his labors, which are Hercule
an, he has superintendent The education OF his
children. all of whom, except the two young
est, are proficient in seven languages" :
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HAR NESS MARIN q.

HNHE subscriberres
pee, fully informs
the inhabitants GLITCH
field and vicinity, that
he has removed to the
shop in West st.,7 doors
west ofthe Court House,
where as usual he in
tends to carry on the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-25

Re-Arrest Of Babe.-.-Babe, whose par
don by the President has been published.
has been re-arrested on bench warrant is
sued on motion Of the District Attorney
Ii appears that the pardon extended only to
the indictment on which he was convicted ;
and there are still three indictments pending
against him, viz: two for the murder OF 9th
er persons than The one of whose death he
was found guilty, and one for piraticall,
running away with the vessel.
He has since been discharged, and is
now at large.
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nPThe Old School General Assembly,
sitting at Philadelphia, refused to restore
Rev. Mr.. Mcqueen, suspended from the
Ministry for marrying his deceased wife's
sister.
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PALLIATIVE REMED,Es

Beware Of using o9ly
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Sands Sasaparilla

For Me FtmoUai ana permanent (,I,e oe ~,
diseases a''S'"g from an ,mpu,e siGte
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@eEtc Infianft

Von Serb # uno QBlnter= @litern.
Oie ltntcrIehristrnen baten 70 eten rrbal,
ten pas oIlerprdhtslt ausscluetts 4Gorts'
ment Ssitacmdber
Srofner 0liter,
tas jsmaIs III 0sapins ,um 8srtauf anscto,
ten wurce, ,pp5u Die Hufmertlamfsit Der
Sdufer be(oncers ertsten ,plrb, teDcr (te Conit
po faufeL nnter eenen man fintet, nemlieb:
Slane, Ihwar;sblaue, trauns, CRIME, oils
penfarblse unb OratsSntbG fran56ltib 6as
bit.9ucte, Elm prdtbtiaer Nrtifd fir Damen'
Oaantel, Bleber uno Sietsr: as,nil6te sutc,
It6warSe, fran56ai6e Dcres@fin eaftmire,
tlaue uub baultbnar5e ensIifde gaitmirs,
aettrefte, as,pirfslte uno ale 9ortsn BON
Saney Budftin:g galtmre, ihi6te, fbattirte
aepiirfe(te unb asitreifte Sattinetts, Selcete
goroen, SisDertien, ein rrdrbtiser 1rtifel
fir Sasc N6fe, Sdnep uno fhlidbte 9attin
NIB Sslpet uno 9eibeu Oclpet Deiten, netF
einem febr srcben Sorratb BON Stc6s(5als.
tinpen), Opsra.pies, italieniIbe unb gdneps
graoatten, &rdaen, 6ofentrdasrn, 8rass
unc ieipsnsn 9huupftitbsrn, 6anbIhubsm,
9trhmpfen &C., aass biss pirb otne 3peifs[
,poblfeiler perfauft tperbcn als All traenb els
uer1 anbsrn Stcbr in eiefem Orte. bsi
O'3rien unb Eaiauef.
9ibpit Wlaret.Sisrs2, ,Golbsnsgussl."
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balben Monats nibt Deni9er alS orelB9
BalIhmInser felfaenommen poroen. SIN
@efdnenile BON Sadlon Gauntp llsen
iiber Swan,io !; in ytosboiue er9rlft man
abt bis sebn, unc piel Wabrllbeinllbfelt
1T ieet porbanoen, oa5 nob Elm bis b,pcl
Ouseno omoere erwiibt Deroen.
8ei elmer Milismuitsrun9 in Union,
Wlnouri. aerietben 6arrlon Sanee uno
Barnes in Streit nit elnanoer. Sarnee
400 &ance pon Dem Yferoe, ouf Dem er
fab. uno CAB ibm nit Ger Sault 0rel
Sbldoe in Die Sbldfe. welbe oen Goo
oes 9emiebanoe!ten ia weni9en Wlnuten
berbeifubrten. Barnes periprab. ii6
lelbit Dem @eriebt ousjuliefern. pesbalb
man ibn nibt feitnabm; ee9en Qbeno
beperfitelliete er jeoob feline Slubt.
pbilabslrba -Sn eincm unierer Sbeater
prcoucirsn sessnwartia bic SIlsbsr elmer frt'
bern @tbafer Ouaesr camille als fiji eb T.
If en- 3duae jener Gstts. 3Bir ttnnen eln
iclebee 6fcntitbes 3urlttarfteasu relisl6ler
8ebraucbe MIR bsoauern nno ipilnfdben, eab
es bel Dem sstllcetsn pnblifnm fsin,n In'
elans finrsn mbse. (Gtapt pcft.
Sleu:Vprt, bsn 7. Olopcmbr.
Sin eepifer Nicolos 8. @eeoeu fri
ber Notar in Sranfreib. bat }itb bierber
oelGbtet, naboem er in Sranfreib I'm
terIbleife bis sum Setra0e BON 100000
beeaneep. lluf anbdnola eemobte 6lo.
0e eeoen i'm bat Ribter Orlnfer entlble
oen. ooB Webeer i'm @efdnoniB bebolten
weroe, bis Der Yrdfoent Der Ser. Stoa
ten rpeiter iiber ibn oerfiiot. G5 ibeint
,weifelbaft ;u lein, Oh Der Serfla0te nad)
osn NIT Srantreib beltebenoen Sraftoten
ousoeliefnt meroen io(. ooer nlbt.
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Cub lcrip ptiDnsz z9ln;eioe.

Ser llnter;cihnete miro iu cinisen 9asen
NIT bem 9rufe Der
Contribution Der Ser. Staaten
beginner. Sicslte pirS nit ben not b.
weubigen grfldrnnaeu fit jeoem
Sarasr. BON ben bsitcn 81 c ebtsselebrs
ten 9eIrbricbcn, tesleltet icin.
lin oisics fir jcoen Shrssr, lmb bes
Icnosrs fir osn osutIhs ginwan.
pcrrr uneutbebrli ebe 6anes nno
Waticnal: BUD suaanalidb gu maebcm, batem
mir ben spree belieten 70 billis ais mtslieb
acItet, inrrm mir bic ftite ltsber3eusuna bee
aen, paB bisler Ss,pa abrsman fIr
jspsn 8hrssr Der Scr. 5taaten
in feinen bhrasrli6sm 0e stem
ltcb eer aQssncinlten Sbei!nabme ertrsnsn
miro.
9aGelbe mirb in Dier Gefrun9en erI6sis
nen, rersn isos su Dem enorm billiSen
prsis Don 123 gents abseladtn ,perbsn
,pirb.
pbilaosIpbia, rem 6. October 1916.
q. u. mollenpebe
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1 @O%*$O%
Nserbeirotbct.

-surct ben ebrm. wm. pauIi ain 7tsn
Slcpembsr, 6crr Saerb Occer bon Center,
init 011lB Olaria Stnia, BON Bern -am
namlittsu 9aae, Ssrr epparo Dlcpsr, init
U1i6 6ettp Olllcr, Upn Ssrn. -stsnfaae,
6err Samuel Srscmon init W1lB Barbara
Sbnatsl, pon Siptcrn. am 8tsn, Ssrr
9aniel Ghnslosr, nit Ollb Nnna 9tbn'I
Der, tscs bon gretcr.
-puyeb osn gbrw. q, @. Slider am 3n
SlcY., Der ebr,p, Spsl 9. Nstsr NIT Olib
glpina WIatilra, 9o6ter pes ebrp. Sd. 8,
Gsinbaeb, bon Stancn gauntp.
-ourdb pm ebrw. 81. $. >sintat, am
81 Oct, Serr NbIclcm SpaB, nit eliiatett
Seman, bcios BON Olar,oM. --sbenfalls, Sr
upam Slepmam nit WllB gatbarina palm,
beioe Don Olillerifr, sitancn eauntp.
--curcb ben gbrw. Siaae Sl6llsr, am 81
Oct, 6srr Daniel Oswalo, NIT OliB soplnlt
Sopsr, bsipe BON Bern.
--eurh csn Gbrp. 9. ltlri6, am 27. DC
tob., 6crr SIaae 8aub, NIT DllB Slorenti
ia 8dni, bses bon Wiarion. -am soften
6srr 8rantlin 3crts, BON 3ulpsbrfen, mi
W1i6 gIllabstb 5efeIfnssr, y. Mepsretaun
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Ctnterlancnlhoft oe6 uerlfOrbenen
SSilliont 9VlDt1cr.

Isetbn ppn QSaibin9tCn Sounihip, Ssrfb Gtp.
Nabribt miro bisrmit 9s9cbsn, oab Den llns
hritbrlsbenen, pcbnbaft in 0Saibin9tcn Sauns
fbip, IcminiifraticnSsSriefs bslpil9t wortsn
ino auf bic lonttrla0enibaft bss srlaatsn@srs
ifcrbensn eoDsr wsrosn 2(us Die nob ouf ire
9snb cine Irt IN 9eoahts l9interla1tnfbaft cts
mas ihulbsn, oufssforosrt ODns 9srju9 obsus
bsSablsn, unb las bic mob Soroerun9sn an
bsislbs babsm iIno srfucbt ibrs Nsbnun9sn
fir SsSabluna sinjubrin9sn an
milliam K. t1Ioyer, : 9tpminis
Jfoae Il. t1Ioyer, s ifratrrn.
popenber 8. 6m.
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6interlaiIenlbaft Oct peritorbenen
Nliiabefb Zimmerman.

ytabribt miro bisrmit 9s9sbsn, eas osn,llns
teribrsbensn NcminitratjonSsS Srisfs de bonis
non bewllist wOrcsn itno ouf bic S3interlai1tns
fb0ft Der psrltorbsnsn @liabstb Zimmerman,
IsBtbn bon S,scslbsr9 Saunidbip, 06srfsSannf
tp !; oabsr psrcsn ale 9isjen9sm ,ueltbs nod
auf irasno cine 9trt stipaS an AsSabte S9intsrs
ibuIei9 iino, auf9sfcrbsrt obnsGsrs
sus ab;ubesablen, uno 2lae Die nob 8orosruns
9sn an biefelbs babsn, erfubt ibrs Nsbnunssn
fir Ssjoblun9 ein5ubrin9en an
George 5bod, @eminifratcr.
Rcpember 3. 6m.
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g t q + b.

--am II. Oct, in Ghupfa 6aSen, al
SsrIssuuasn bic CT auf Der eiisnta5n srlitt,
Carl Setter, sim tinss,panSsrtsr Ssu1ebsr,
etpa 80 Sabre alt.
--am 26f. October, in pcnn 9aunIetip,
Saeob Stamm, tppn Srispritb,) in 2liten
ectsnejobre.
am l. 81 op., in Carl, na6 30jitriaem
Srantsnlassr, Saecb Maublas, I'm soften
sbsnejabre.
Am |. Ncp., in Olep, Billiam Serteln,
i'm 48ltsn Sabre lsines 4ltere.
- am 6n. Slop, in greter, gang plbsIitb,
Wraia gliIatstb qepan 11ltwe ees psr:
ifortsnsn 4trabam ssvan, i'm soften SABRE
ibres alters,
-am 7. SleU., in bislsr Staot, am Sal'
lcnfeber, Gatbaniel 6otf, i'm 40frn Sabre.
--am 10. Oct, in Nuseomfmanor, on Der
Ius3sbruu9, >ucwis 2Bcil, i'm S8lt'n Sabre
Ieines 2llters
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Sinterlo6enlboft oe5 perforbenen
Seninmitt Sepfert,

wsi(anb pon Obsr Bern Saunfbip, Ssrf6 60.
Robribt wirS bisrmit ss9sben bas psnllns
teribrisbsusn, wobnbaft in Obsr Ssrn Sauns
fbip, abminiifrationssSrjsfs psrwiGi9t morosn
iinb, auf Die leintsrlalTenlbaft bss asoacbtsn
9srifOrbsnsn; 1las biz nOb auf ir9sno cine @rr
stwaS an oisfslbe fhuIois lnb, perosn babsr
ouf9sfcrosrt cbns Sersu9 abiubs;ablsn an Die
untsrlbriebsnen, unb ale 9issnissn, pelbs
nod stmaS an eieieIte gu fcrbern babsn, iinS
srfubt iers Ns6nunssn fur Ssjablun9 sinju:
rsbsn an Die untsrlbriebsnen,
1Oilliam 5eyfert Nominiifratcr
5arab 5eyfert @oIninifratorin.
Nopembsr 10. 6m.
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uno eu ssbrjnnae fir ba0elbs Geihaft, wers
ben psrlanst. Gin Sslele psr isine Irpeit
Dsrttebt unb ein ,pllissr Gnabe, Der Cuff bat
pae 6anpwtrt su lcrncn, ttnnen bort cine
quite Stsne tinrsn ,psnn ac Ob taIo melccn
sntwshsr bci ScIspb 9bormart, SattIcr III
O1arsantarn, ccer tei pem llnterfetristcmen,
mobnbaft in gasrnarpon Saunietip, Ssrfs
gauntp, et,pa ! meilsn BON Warsantann
Srieorid Sbulb, Shubmatber.
Nceembcr 10. tp.
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SoShit traurisss greisni6. -am Samltas
u 24fen October fam sins seaebtsts Dame,
& 9attin bes Germ Tbcmas Oisbl. jr,
hufmann al SO. 60, Norb SrcnttraBs,
philadelphia, uno wcbnbaft an SO. 47ShO
butte StraBe, auf cine h6hf bsraurunse'
troise nno fcnccrtars Irt gu ibrcm 9oee.
ie verlicB ibre Stute I'M cinen Srus 31aI
! gu bclsh uno ais fs bur6 cine anccrs
tube ains ltolperts Ne iltsr stpas Bsttssua.
ii elsicm 8ebltritt traf lc Die Scttltcds init
N Sruas unc ftblua ibu cnt;moL unc fsl
oen Sbcll pcltben ts in ibrer 6ano birlt
Fr ibarfs Sbsil hes ssrbrcetemen Rruas
m ibr unter tsm Obre uno &inntafen IN
j 6aIs uno ftnitt rls 5aut. has Sislfh
, Die balsarer oureb. SlatirIib t!ntsts
(lh in siniacn Dsinuten Su 2oce, in ben
men ibres D1anues. Der bas 6aus mob
tt psrlaGm battr nm nab Ieinrn Se:
dften 3u aebsn. .. Srsnnb.