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of the Crelp. We learn from the Marlbro Gaz-
cite, that four colored men, the captain and
crew of the schooner "Mary Virginia, i" of Bal
tmore, were arrested at the Green Landing,
near that village on Wednesday last, and
taken before Justice Belt, charged with
violating the laws of this State, by sailing u
vessel above twenty tons burthen, without a
white man. For such offence the law of 1886,
chapter $50, directs the forfeiture of the vessel,
or an amovnt equal to her value, one half to 90
to the state, and the other to the in(ormer.-
This law, however, exempts the citizens of
Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties, from its
effect. The Gazette says:
The counsel for the negroes commended that
the exemption from the penalties of this law
was meant TO extend to vessels owned by citi-
zens Of Baltimore City-and that the city being
. in the county of Baltimore, necessarily enjoyed
all the privileges and immunties of the county,
where the statue did not otherwise direct. The
Justice decided that the exemption did not en-
tend TO the city, and the boat was accordingly
condemned, and is now in possession of the
constable.
The vessel was loaded with lumber consigned
to 4 Mr. Reynolds, which has been landed -
Two ofths negroes had passes, and were dis.
charged the others were committed to Jail, no
proof having been adduced that they were pot
|.y T ~ S,, 10 '"u PioPo''y 81
lcv,s Wharf R,niuorn m whom not;co ,r
the arrest and detention has been served.
Nsw Yopr Sr,rr Co>,,rv~,o,. rLo oor.
yentlon will be comp,sed Of 1873 deleootes:
and so far rs return, have been roceived the
democrats have elected 45 md ,bo ,vb;os ca
of thn.e f,ur democrats and o;rb, Wins nra
anti-rant man What will no tho no,,v com.
,Iov;o, If flo r,,von,io., = ,,r,o,,,;,. i,t MN
regret that the question was connected at all
with party. The hest man should have been
selected. without reference TO their partjzan
attachments: and such we hone will be the
course pursued in MARYLAND sbo,ld convep.
fin, 20 roG,r,,, ,o ,o,,s,;.n,,a, h, o,i1od 7, :,
a matter to enlist the best taleots. and TO re-
co;v, fine most motnre delbor,,ioo-,od wo
u,opId n,,cb ratbnr oon,i,,o ,,,o ,rosont oo,.
stitution. with Observation-Disclosures than ,o have
= nov, ono framed with ror,i,oo yo,.s
- =, ~, .
'l',' '''' - 60 So -"
,,', o.'''t to
" I ~ ~ WV, ''''' .''''o u '''I
49,. NO.. ..,:ar' ' IN NV ' ..s
the State Treasury.
E,,,ce,rIor Tbo aood &c on;aro,io,, no,r.
ing and 20, proo,,i rr 70 nor, ir,o ,bo T-oi,,d
stotcs from, Cern,,r, . ro,resertod &c inn
criefand establishment, the extensive prepara-
tions made throughout tho country to cni1rotc
'O " - 49, 49, -''J - " = 'NN0
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,ETrER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCHANGE READING
For blverpool-Packet ship Powhatan, 1871
For Bfemen-Ship EIerslie, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Louise, with despatch.
For Btemen-Ship Albert, 9th May.
For BOrdeaux-Fr. batque Alexandra. 9Th N
TsT Ro de Janeiro-Barque La iiia, 5th inst
For Rio de Janciro-Big Abo, with depatch
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg Cambrian, few do
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OFFICE OF EMORY < co.

NTF7IEII' }
O9-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF me Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 3d. for 1916:
SO rs 60 II SO As Is 274769
80 and 10 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each go
G2 and 7S, being the I'd and 3D. drawn Nos. each 20
z and 81, being the 81 and 4th; or | and II, he
ing the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos each 70
8 and 81, being the 9Th and Tth; or 8 and As, be
ing the 7h and Sth drawn Nos. each 8
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 4
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, " =
Il EMORY s. CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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A N APPLICATION OF WHEELEk3S 1E1
IA BERRY TOOTH WASH is certain in one'mI
mute, to entirely cure all TOOTH8CHE, and effel
tuay keep the tooth from decay. Soreness and soil
ness OF the gums are each perfectly cured by it'll
bleeding OF The gums is entirely stopped, and usinI
II tor the teeth, gums, and mouth, preserves theH1
ana Keeps them always pleasant and in the best Of
= M5-Depo: No. III BALTIMORE STREET, abov
South. mhol
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RY I'll. w. RnnT

~ large sale OF Drugs, Fixtures, Scales. Weights.
Measures, Boul's, Furniture, Bow WiRdo vs., Slid,
ing Cases, Drawers Counters, Barrels, STAINS, Far
niuTe, ousthold Effects, sc. Of that extensive firm
Of WlSONG * KETTLEWELL, No. 10 CheaDsidr
next to Lombard street, for cash, to ba delivered
forthwith This is large sale and worthy of notice
ANA on MONDAY, one o. the largest sales at my
store OF Furniture, Saidlery, SaddeIs' Effects 800
pieces mems and womcn's Clothing; Glass Cases, SC
mat have had for years. Sale 10 commence al 10
O'Clock precisely. Additions solicited.
IL II. w. BOOI, Auct's
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I'Nn tVFy' NItsI'
me- laW3t A. w. BRADFORD. CI

~ Office, Was committed TO the Jail of PrI
" Georges county, as a runaway, on the III I
August, l8i5, negro man, who calls himself n
SPENCER. He is about twenty four years old !
feet high, and quite black. He had on when COM
ted suit of blue nanReen clothes. Says he is ID
and is from Philadelphia, and last sailed with q
Hand, IN the packet Cargo" from that placI
Alexandria. Says he can be identified by Mr.. Del
ty Tor Doughery) merchant, at the corner of Cam
ton and Eighth SITS, PhiIad lphia, The owner, if
of the above described negro, is requested 10 81
forward, prove property, pay charges ami take
away, Otherwise he will be discharged accordinJ
law. mag law3tl JOHN r. BADEN. Sheriy
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s HE1y's pAGyERKIAN RoeMs,

ZIG CHESTNUT STREET, PhiIadelphin]
Mr.. SHEW would respectfully announce that D
has opened Rooms at No. III Baltimore street. vii
light expressly adapted for the purpose Of taking
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system.
He would particularly call attent ion to his facil
ties for taking children, which are superior 10 thol
of any Other establishment in the city.
DC The proprietor Intends giving his personal 4
tentLpn TO these who may favor him with call.
mR-dtf
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03-PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY.-A quarterly
meeting of the Patapsco Fire Company will be held
at their Han, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 4rh
inst, at O'Clock By order,
NAL 2t II. NJ. MINOR, see'y.
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4 I RMAT BARGAINS FOR CASH!

an CURE FOR HARD TIMES 4.
The subscribers respectfully infOrm the Ladies
and beads OF families that we have in store very
large stock OF Ladies' Misses and CndrCn's BOOTS
aud SHOES OF livery description, all of our own
manufacture, warranted to he ma lie Of the best ma
teIias and By first rate wOrEmen all OF which we
offer at the folio Gns low rates, napsy: Ladie best
Heels e.! cts. per pair; Slippers OF Ties Morocco
or Kid. thin socs Trimmed, IS cts also good House
Shoes, slippers or Ties. son. 50 cts. Ladies' Thick
Sole BuSkInS or Jefers0ns, @I Seal Skin Buskins or
leferso0s, from g. to 81; also few dozen pair Of
Thick and Thin Soles fol servants, from IS to 50 cts
Misses slippers Ties, or Gu,kins rGm 20 20 IS cts
CuldlcH's at a very low plicO large lot of Ladies
Fancy Colored Caters will be sold below cost. La
dies are respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock and judge fo themselves, at our store No lU3
BROADWAY, between Cough and Pratt SIS.
m9- colin COLES X nCC0ENJCK.
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yer.
ARRIVED.
Schr Maria, Prince, days fm Charleston Id
and rice, to Robert Hooper.
Schr Ttlemachus, Gator, fin Noriorlk, slaves .
nuts and behring's, 10 order.
Schr Jno. Emory, wood, from Alexandria
mGse. 10 Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Commodore, Bushnell, from New Hay e
tatoes, 10 Rose, Merrill St Go.
St,am Baltimore, Claypool, i'm Philadel phia
to J. A. Sh,iver.
steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. r
Oft Point Look Out, full rugged brig.
BELOW-A ship, brig and several schrs.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Fulvia, Owens, of Baltimore, I'm Kinlst
arrived at Mobile 23d ut
Big Eagle, FGssenden, for Baltimore, cI'd al
ton 29ih ult. Schr Mary Emily Staples, arrived
28Jh from Bush River, Md.
Brig Afford, Mickey, fm Baltimore, arrived al
mngton, N e, 2sth nit.
Schr Joshua Brown, Sparks, for Batimor
days, was at Palermo 25lh March.
Schr Oneco, CrowelI, fm Portsmouth for BalG
arrived at Newport 9th ult
Schr Wilmington, new packeD French I'm
more, arrived at Wilmington, N G, 27th ult.
Schr L.urana, YORK, from Baltimore, arrived
Bedford 2Sth ult
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n Office. Was committed to the Jail ofPril
~ Georges county, as a runaway, on the e9tI1
April 1916, negro man, who calls himself WI
HIRAM BOGGS. He was one of the hands on bdl
the sshr Mary Virginia, of Baltimore, Levin VIII |
~, master He is about 81 years old, quite black|
feet or 9 inches high-with rims in his ears, !
has small scar just above his nose. He says
was torn free in Princess Anne, Somerset cour|
Md; that he is recorded in the County Court of al
County, and that his mother lives in Baltimore.
Inc owner II any, of the above described nee|
is fequested to come forward prove proDerty, II
charges and take hin away, Otherwise he will
discharged according to law,
ma 2 law3W JOHN r. RADFN Sheriff.
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~ Office, Was committed TO the Jail of Pr
~ Georges county, as runaway on the 29Il
April, 1916, negro man who calls himself CHI
NICHOLAS. He was one of the hands on I'D
the schooner Mary Virginia, of Baltimore, Id
Whealer, master. He is about feet inches h|
about 46 years cd; quite black, and has a large i
just above his nose, and has lost part of the n
finger of his right hand. He says he is free, and
born near Cambridge, Dorchester county, Md,
once belonged to Charles Goldsboroush of that cd
ty, and was purchased from Mr.. G's. estate by
Ed. White, of Cambridge, by whom he was set Il
The owner, if any, of the above described ne
is requested TO come forward, prove properly,
charges and take him away, otherwise he will
charged according TO law.
ma Lawsuit lJOHN r. BADEN SheriI
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f13-I o. o. F.-The IRIS AND ODD Eel
Low = MIRROR Of this week is one OF the spiciest
numbers yet issued-contaniAg the conclusion of
the exciting original translation, The Walpufgis
writer's IN the state; "Alpha's Reply /, Annapolis
Bard;" Gathered views on Odd Fellowship; Original
Correspondence; General Intelligence; Things at
Home: News Of the order; Nadcmecums for the
Yo 'ng; VIII and IlrmOE several pieces Of original
Poetry, one a contribution from "JuIil NJ Storm"
Editorials &C., SC Price, single copies A cents, to
be had al the Office and at the several Periodical De
pots, IL
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LAST NIGHT or THE HARMONIOUS, The nubIic
Will bear in mind that this is the last night of this
excellent band of musicians, an opportunity which
should not be lost by their admirers. They offer
rare and new programme of performances which
cannot fail to please all who may pay them visit
We prophecy large and crowded saloon
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A MISTAKE. Two works on Galuanism
have been seized at Rome ii mistake for Cal
paniSm
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DIE d

DIED,
On 21h of April, 1916, FRANCES CUSHING,
daughter OF jacob Henry and Caroline MedaiII
10 months and 90 days.
On the lstinst Lieut.. LEWIS GoBpeN KRtrtI
Navy, in the 39lh year of his age.
ON the 2eth ult. WILLIAM GIBSON, in the AL
of his age.
On the 3Oth ut. LEWIS METH, aged 10 yearsI
davs
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{C3-TIOSE SUFFERING WITH TIE PILES
We are frequently surprised that many suffer VITA
this complaint, when Hays Ljnmcat will S1eCtua-
ly cure the distressing maia'y. This remedy is pre-
scribed by mapy physicians.
T0h had Ut the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also at The corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames. II
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FENHE OBJECT of this suit is to procure
a cree for the sale Of certain Real Estate i
in the city and county of Baltimore The Bill
that Hiram Cochran died seized and possessl
certain real estate, which he devised to be dill
equally between Hiram w. Cochran, Eliza II.
yer, Sarah Jane kempton, Frederick A. Cocl
James M, Cochran, Susanna Bird, Maria wi
Thomas w. Cochran, and William w. Cocl
That said Susanna has since died, leaving End
O. Bird and Maria l.. Bird, "her only CT ilGrerj
heirs al law; that said Thomas w. Cochran rel
out OF the state of Maryland, and that said VIM
Cochran is an infant And also that the said real a
is not susceptible of division, 1t is therefore adj
cd and ordered, that the complainants, by cauj
copy OF this order TO be inserted in some news
published in the city of Baltimore, once in eaI
three successive weeks, before the 9Th day of |
give notice To the said absent defendant of thI
Ject and substance of this Bill, and warn him d
pear in this Court in person or by solicitor, on d
fore the third day of September next, to answe
premises, and show cause, if any he has, why 4
cree ought not 10 pass as prayed.
JOHN PURVIANCEi
True copy. (Test)
m2-law3t A'W. BRADFORD, CT
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"a ON ETAlhG VERY nov 81!
~ A FORTUNE FOR 25 CENTS!
EMO4Y& CO., the far famed Prize Agents, oppo-
site Barnnm'S, will offer TO the public Of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS!!
1000 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS ~! Sc. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
25 CENTSy
For the purpose of a0rding to their patrons great
number OF chances in these tavOre Lotteries, for a
hiltng outlay, EMORY s. CO. have determined TO
issue certificates of packages of % quarter ticket
zone OF which may draw hree of the largest priZes)
for the small investment Of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method OF purchasing tickets, paric-
nary in tlese lotteries is by the package, as every
package which EMORY S. co. sell, will have in it ali
cessariiy have in it all the numbers that are drawn
hom the wheel! The only chances against the largest
pze in the lottery (as the tickets in every package
that Emory Co SELL are rG1rdated to have on them
all The numbers in the drGuins) the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on the ticket
Thus for the small sum of % cents, il Won get the
three first drawn numbers quarter ticket, you are
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
jI}- For Tickets in these deservedly popular Lot.
teries, application must be made 20 the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY CO, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
CO The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold. Orders from the country, for Tickets,
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTAL, and the best selection Of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. 1t
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SPEECH OF Mr.. TiBBArrs. We return our
thanks to the Hon. John w, Tibbatts Of Ken
lucky, for pamphlet copy of his very able
speech on the bill making appropriations for
harbors and rivers, made in the House of Re-
presentatiyes, March 18th, 1886
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CANADA. The Earl Cathcart was sworn in
as Governor General of Canada, on the cath
ult., with much pomp and ceremony. An ad-
dress of congratulatjon was to have been NOV
ed in the House of Parliament on the eth ult
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A GLORIOUS BEGINNING FOR MAY!
"a Ticket II 80, the ID capital of $4,000, was
sold at LEVI SSON'S LUCKY OFFICE
,Qg- Splendid Lotteries to draw THIS WEEK:
Capital of $50 900, for May 6-Tickets $40.
40 OF SlOOOO do 1i-Tickets S
do. of $20,OOO do. l3--Ttckets
lof$i2 OOOand "fSlO 900 ,la-Tickets
| do, of $1,000 do. 22-Tickets
do of $4,000 do. 25-'rickets
Besides several other Splendid Schemes
gT3-The popular Small Fry ev.r ny Saturday Tick
cts 81 and 81 25. Packages from 81 10 500. For
prizes order early, and address the ever lucky firm of
LEWISSON * co.
MAJ Ut Isl and al Pratt st Baltimore, Md.
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Our Book TABLE. We have received from Messrs.
VIM. Taylor & Co.--''Lives ofDistingushed Amer
can Naval Ohccrs''-by J. Femnimore Cooper. This
volume contains the lives of John Paul Jones, Com
modores Woosey, Perry and Dale-price so cents
From Mr. Samuel Sands-the May number of the
American Farmer-a publication which cannot be TOO
often or earnestly recommended to the patronage of
Farmers, as it is conducted with ability, and contains
information of great practical utility. The present is
an excellent number.
From Mrs Catharine Neilson-the May number of
the Covenant-a monthly Magazine, devoted to the
cause OF Odd Fellowship and General Literature
Edited by Rev, Albert Case, D, G. Sire. This work
is published for the benefit of Mrs. Nelson, whose
deceased husband was universally esteemed. He
held high rank as an Odd Fellow, and as an un1nch
ing advocate of the Temperance cause.
From Mr.. Daniel sleegsr, agent-No.2 of the Tenn
PIE OF Honor; monthly Magazine, devoted to the
cause of Temperance and general literature-edted
by the Rev jonathan AldIich, and published by w.
z Hammond, Z South Liberty st.
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MARlNELIST-PORT OF BALTIM
FRIDAY, MAY /, ls46.
FNoMrHE EXCHANGE READ,NG-Room &c


sem MOhaWk, CHrdff, Yorktown, Va, mast
Schr Fayetteville, Green, Wilmington, n c.
Mason,
Schr NJ. A. Elizabeth, T,avers, Norfolk, P
burg and Richmond, G.. Pendergast & Son.
Barge Chesapeake, Dennis, Philadelphia, J A
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FLoGGiNG IN THE NAVY. An English pa
per says, that the Lords of the Admiralty are
determined to put an end to the practice of
Aogging in the navy, except in extreme cases
of misconduct.
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AuSrA FOR RENT. That very desirable
fTYTNS DWELLING, on the south east corner of
lsnaM Fayet!e and Paca streets-pOssession given
--1A4aSii lin mediately. Apply to
SSm2-eO4t" +. * P. BAI.TZELL,
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 2Oth ult. by Rev. Mr.. Yinton, JAMES
HEG 10 SARAH a. DENIsoN, al of this city.
On the 29th uIt by Rev. Jas. ShrgIey. Il
WASHER to ANGERoNA WoOBBURN, all of this
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CHEAP LAND. In New York, on Monday,
there were sold at auction, 5000 acres of land
in Perry county, situate on the Tennessee Ri
yer, withnte miles oftho town Of Perrysvillo,
free Fl om taxes, at IL IL cents per acre.
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4 tEiEAP GOODS

SUPERIOR SEWING COTTON, Ladies
- wishing good article may always he supplied
with Coates superior Sewing Cotton, at Mrs, p, A,
NlCKERSON'S 50 N. Howard st. mo
NEW STYLE SILK BUTTONS. PRINCES
1S GiMPS, just received By P. a. NICKERSON,
No. So N. Toward st. mo
GWLss AND CAMBRIA INSERTINGSI
~ AND EDGiNGS. some very superior, just re
ceived. Also, a few more of those French Embroid |
cred Infants Robes and Bodies.
m2 P A. MCPHERSON, So N. Howard st.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-07-07
Wla9en> ulD SDnlners
q - =, 4. - -

Sart's Garminatipe. eS 1T perIihsrt,
ba6 pisfs anesnsbms Meoi;in ben 9urhlauf,
Die Sclif, &rdmpfs, Grfin9sShmsr;sn, sbes
Icra Olprbus, Sribln9ss une commensurate
beitsn furirt, unp Die llnoronun9en ess Wfa9ens
uno Der @in9e,psos, in 10, aus 20 Sallsn uno
in wsniser ais Der baltsn 3sit ,pcrn ss eurtb
irNsno anbere Mttsl bsmirft wiro. gle 1T be-
fcnosr5 an9snebm bon 9sitbmaf uno Snosr
nebmen its wrflib germ. Sie 1T 9lslb mtrts
fam fit srmabisns psricnsn. Yrei5 nur l84
@snt6 bic Sloitbs.
GF3um Ytrfauf an msinem Nssntihoft6s
uno Subifrbr Ncrb ste (SaaowbiuD Strabs,
tsn item bfTsntlihsn 9etdueen 9trabs 9ss
9snibsr, 100 ebsnfaa5 iu BADEN 1T iu Den nles
brighten @tpsSaar9elrsprsiisn elm pcls6 9lls
fortemCnt BON
Seuti tihen unb en9ltlben Vllhern
Yar9smsnt, Sdiefertafsln, Sbrsibs unbSricfs
popNr, 10 oblfsis SldnfsShbsr ron alien
9r66sn 9nten9Idisr tlaus, rctbe uno fbmor>
Sc 9ntsn Obatsn, Sbrsitfosrn W &c.
George Oct.
Nsabin0, Wioi II. SIN.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-07-07
OSt0ti0e Yefonntmoduno,

Aae 0icjsniasn meIebs Sebautb's $ebenes
@iien; ihcn setrambt baten, eient sur Stab,
r.ht, SaB pnn jest an e!sfe mlgffame II. mebl.
tbdtiae Dleelsln jepcrScit Su haten it, in Sies
aclna in Der 0ruterei rieler 3eltuns nnb
bel Rarl QS,lana III Der 7trn StraBe; in
SaBtaun in rer 9rufcrsi bes Ssitt .. 3elt :
III Dtcr Bern lei Oielebior Serb, bel S.Nsns
no unp ar g. 6immeltnaer's 2Sirtbebaus
Ie; III 6alnbur9 in osr "9ttnrllpol' 0rufe
rel III SuIpebrtenun,peit N6brerstura, tei
Scbn Sshtel; III Wcmelepcrf tei 9. Soft,
Sierbroucr in 2lphamstaun, on 5einrlsb
Staufsr's Stcbr.-gs 1T jeoem roblmeis
ncnb asrattsn, nit olc|rr meolSin rinnSers
lueb IN motben. 8ricnbers pirtfam 1T 0e
bel O1utterpeb &crft6mer5en, ScrsfIcpfen,
Wlanael an G6lult rrer ,pcnm Der Olasen
ras GIIen nebt DcrtroNcn mill, rkcn 70 ,pirfs
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