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EULLER's SODA WATER.

rtIL<kSitS SODA WATER.
II W; FULLER, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
iZ street, having had his apparatus newly timed
prevent liability to contamination by copper other
purtes, and secured unlimited supply of BosroS leg
Tor The whoie season, is prepared furnish this
Ircshng beverage in It's highest state OF perfection
The greatest variety in The city osupERoR SRtrs all of
his own nnninciure, constantly supplied, for the fountain
usual. Until April 22--d:,f
CUPERIoR MATCHEs.-rhe subscriber has lust re-
- ceved large supply of those inimabe friction
matches, Which decidedly the best Sold whole
April 23-'dsw w. FISCHER.
DLACK Lace shawIs.-We have lust received 10 black
April 23-3,if d. CLAGETT x Co
r EGAL Bibitography.-A Thesaurus of American Eng.
IL lish, Irish, and Scotch Law Books, together with some
Continental Treases, with critical observations on their
various editions and authority, TO which is prefxed
copious list Of Abreviatons-conp iee IN vol; BY j. G.
Marvin. Just published, and this day received by
Apu2t +. TAYLOR.
LNDUCATION.-Rev D. McCARTER'S boarding school
IL for boys, Suasbug, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
The whole expenses Tor board, tucE Nc, per session
OF months S55
The branches taught embrace all those of tilorou gh
English and mathematical educaon together with the
Latin, Greek German, and French languages.
Parents and guardians who may be looking for a good
school in pleasant and healthy location, and easy of
will subservc their interests by nquirg the
its oil this institution.
The prime pal his had charge of il for the last eight years
The summer session will commence Monday the 3d of
May Payment al the end of the term.
For reference Circular &c containing full partic ulars
address REV. ID. McCARTER,
Principal and PROPRIETOR strasburg, Lancaster Co.. Pa.
April 2i-d3w
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MADAM DYvERNOIS. Cap Manufactures, 18th
Nv Pennsylvania avenue, begs leave TO nlom
her that she has reopened her sore hch has
been closed for time oil severe Illness and
would respectfully direct the attention OF her friends
supply recently received, OF patterns OF ladies riding
capas well as caps OF the newest fashion Tor gentlemen
Same thankfully received by -
Anril 2I--,tk MADAM DYVERNOIS.
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GREAT INVENTION .-Isaby Jampcr.-Tbe above

~ us1lu una elegant assistant to the for sale
H. Gibbs Fancy and Ornamental Hair Store Pennsyl
yania ayenne, between Obi and 10Th streets.
April 20-3tf
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II EPORTERs wANTED.The undersigned is desi-
IL securing the services of several experienced
tenoqraphers during the session of Congress- and will
be happy to receive communications the subject until
lie III oil August next Gentlemen who reply TO this adj
ver,isenen will please qualifications and references
rs fully possible. Communications TO be post paid and
addressed 10 "Dr J. A. HousroS, New loRK,n
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stcnograpler to United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1917.
Mar 15--dtlAug llnell
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old CAPIVOI.-H V. HILL, respectfully informs resi-
dents and transents, wishing healthy residence dur
m heat and dust OF city, that his house is open Tor
boaes by the day, week. month, situated immediate
on northeast Of the Capitol square, Terms
clumodalng. April 22-3tf
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DARAsOLETs.-We have Just received 200 parasolets,
oil all qualities and prices, among them few rich dark
green and other desirable coors which we invite
the attention oil The ladies'. ID. CLAGETT " CO.
A t,rtltQ-
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rJ1HE F.sANCO-AnIERICAN, 90 Nassau street. \

rT1HE F;iANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau strSot New
L Yorlr.-Ths new and beautiful French pape.,
mencg Monday, April 6, will be issued every Monday
Wednesday and Friday AT the moderate rate OF 50 year,
$50 for six months; 81 50 for three months
Devoted OF democracy, liberty of religion, and
soc a ameloratoI, columns viii contain the most exact
and copous commercial administrative, and judiciary
toretiou original literary works OF the best writer's OF
both worlds consisting productions unpublished even ia
Frances scientific, AGRICULTURAL critical, and other articles
together with the Paris fashions, &c.
The moder1te price, both of subscription and advertising
WITH quantity and interest of the contents
this paper advantages possessed by no other oil tile same
kind in the United States.
Agent ). MCihhD,
18th strect, between and u.
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TTALF Mourning silks-We have now opened pieces
II new style hslf-mournng g]sce silks, just imported
April 23--Jtif ~ CLA6EIl l * - -
A TIss POLK can accommodate permanent and trn-
l sent boardcrs in that large and double house on
street. next the Exchange Hotel one square rom
Pennsylvania avenue, and near to " street
April l6-3t -- ---
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NEW GOODs.-The subscribers are now receiving
IN large supply of new goods, purchased lately in New
York at very reduced prices and they will offer them at
small advance the We have now open In dress
materials
3 rich embroidered silk berege dresses
2 do File de Chene dresses, with visites
rich orenndine do do do
10 dress patterns, rich plaid File de Chene
10 embroidered linen De Craze dresses, some with vsitcs
10 pieces silk bercges, new style
~ do styles bereges, assorted
20 do do printed iacone,s, certainly benuli-
ml lotof goods
10 do small spotted French mi,slins, genuine
Embroidered Tareton dresses, &c.
pieces styles French chintzes
With many other and desirable goods TO which we
par,ic ulary invite the attention of the ladies. -
nr,l 2l-.3tf ID. CLAGETT IL co.
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MRS. j. Is. HILLS Will open Spring Millinery on sat-
ll urdny April 10, at 10 o'clock The ladies' are invited
to examine her ODDS al her millinery establishment
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets, nme
diaely opposite Walter Harpers dry goods store.
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nJ iauS embraced by the above proclamation of the
|.lII VI the United States, contain many of the most
,ye a, ead mines actually opened and worked which
E y oeeh discovered; and from indications the
NIeilnients made in digging, it is believed that
oels equally valuable exist, and may be explored
ue great number of these Mines it would be inn
70 give an adequate idea OF their character aud
Lo1nJs "i'hout extending this notice beyond proper
s suihclenl to state that they situated in the
country bounded the south by the Illinois State
I'M. @ west by the Mississippi rivers the north by
(onn lawn nearly parallel to the south side of the Wis
at The average distance of ten twelve miles
lnu ~ and on the east by meridian line passing
(ova5 e sources of Sugar Creek, the whole district
IS surface equal 10 about sixty full townships. All
(et 49, aeIitles Ion transporting the products mar
lnd toueo Ny the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers
MI ner tributaries, the Blue Grant Platte Pekaonika
otler rivers by which the district is interscctcd
- nc ABOVE district was explored by Dr. Owen the geolo
e otate oil Indiana, under instructions from the
@ Department, and in compliance with re soution
isa ouSe oil Representatives. passed the 9th of Februa
,o WIN the charts and Illustrations (Senate document
o as 70 the location of each mine and shows that in
G e lead mines OF Illinois, Iowa, and iscousn though
or 5ataly worked produced upwards of thirty mlio
h os o. lead, of which those in Wisconsin, it appears
ueu he 'arger proportion and further that the whole
Is ~ properly mined would yield one hundred and
y mlulon pounds per annum
lists of the sections and parts of sections TO be
'o AZ said sale have been furnished to the register and
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I7OR RENT. a three-story brick house, containing
oons, with pantries closets and clothespresses and
good dry cellar, and pump in the yard together with
trv convenience make pleasant residence. The house
nearly new and has been painted and papered through
out and snov ready for tenant The rent will be very
low good tenant
Two furnished paors, very large, and two Chambers
all wen furnished, and will be rented low.
The above property few yards from the State Depart
meut and in full Of the Presidents house, street.
near 18th. ID A. GARDINER.
April l7--eolw
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DOARDIyG.-MRS w. MANN, formerly OF Philade
ID pa Pace Ilth and II streets, having fitted up that
r aud commodious house on Pennsylvania avenue, two
doors west Jacson Hail. is prepared for the recep
lion of bo,nler The house has undergone thorough
pair the chambers airy, OF good size. and handsome
" furnished.
quiet ard pleasant home, moderate charges.
AIarllll
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TTOgsE-FURNIsHING Goods mt Cost.-Tbe subscr
III Der being about close his business, will dispose OF
his sock for cash. Persons III want of housekeep
ing ces will find this chance to obtain bargains
G. w. BOTELER, IT,,
April 2I--6teof Opposite Browns Hotel
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GOOD Wrapping Paper at ~ cents per rcam 100
VI reanis received by L. TAYLOR. +.
Anil al -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19
SECOND ARRINAL An Il.

9 ENsENEY * RHODES have reeeiyea II Morn ae
Al a fre ii supply OF new and beautiful Bastttste t#n-
haus, embroidered and French Lawns, Kfc4 ff4uls and
many other new Goods at reduced pfees. ma
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or the rcformea =asi=H
i Of medicine eli veaet aie 1T lotagic p~tt4e4Flt= Htt+-
q compendium Of tire american fTaCtlcg." dssIEUei iHH
all classes, IA nlne parts, embracing the character rsus
ee. symptoms, aud treatment ofIna diseases 81 ueH, W1
men and children ef all slinistes, b ". bezeh, u. N,
complete IN one vUigme. Illustrated viii two hlHdteH
eugrav inss. lust received and for +aAa ~
Pre- OHN HrltoMI soS, THlsa sHzest-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19
.s1.o 600.

Now Jersey Lottery. Glass 4 draws
al Jersey City, May %. l847; rs nunl-
bcrs, IA drawn ballots.
/ prize Of $4,000 / prize OF 50 SOC
/ do 5000 10 DO l.eou
Tickets SIS; a certificate of 26 whol.
tickets viii be scut for S60-Saares IN
nrn,nrttnn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19
SYTHEs a. SNAyE sS.

SAMUEB NEEL has just received Newton nsFlirs
b. and other stamps, 6rsiH and efass seyt#ss, sh sd,
seythe stones and Sc The fItes. h ;,
MORE GINGHAMS At GARREff>0N'S
CST received az the Union street. store, - z ffrsHi
" si.lr4 Of French and scotch Gm4lGuls. "a p IT. u
differing from all examined u thls store rtevlau.
r2q J "GAkkE1 IrJN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

a IL Erdso Of dres. ard Hannet tun'"iHs-
n ,edly Wn MAfsH, tA'toF
Xn.uprF G0au--Rarred- strited aud lisa
" ,..T,. "a, da SWISS du. mutt uaH-a"h-
,,-ia,.n s15 .,scouct mu-irs, barred .'ftIea a' ''
N4Esu, TNlnR 4 NAFzh-
n efPrIN ofuev sii Al and Ht.RSl .gsra
~ cs.fs9 a"N i' "a Nam street, Wheeling, We.
mrs nj terarY.d one case 81 Panama
N fgi. lave Rs Main street
d ia :" - JOHNSTON A ttfti.-
TrsT received a fre.h s,aais o. H. a. '"i''
= A"e ests ~IauNsr0N : a NIL.
ORNAMENTAL RiNDlNG .,..,.
,gs, ,ee+ived NOM fhiiat 1NiA
IT a. a,sa-reu' Of Tie ns~',' a. l.asa . saI
tisos I'D 6His lnF roHs. "a - 20. At IL
Bln4eryi NJ. Ashland h'"' rwH4FIo>
ITo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

g MEN HANnKEBCftlEEs-Ihe best IN town i9i
rs lal, =, 81. 50, 20 and -.
Pf-O MASH 'Af''"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

Alexandria Lottery, Class 24araws nj
Alexandria May %, 1877. rs numbers:
- drawn ballots.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19
lAIS

EcCkILAM iss iu.i rcesiVsd q teautft sssou
zsE Us atuf r2tsa hut BE- - Histst a. syr4ug styt4
c. :! - &alA sANA. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

= EIrfSH. French and Nmefil an rfaJs. atasse sIatk
I at r.e.x xaHsett. tach aHa faaes cl-fed feEHse
and sNh and Aaaa a"fLarHt-. lack sis warp slpacas.
faae. t1 10 al 4at mas ln ds =Hf= super su ser taiH wilte
-sI is I.s5gd d.. msttaul HH-triHs aHd go de Swiss
s4Ik>. tuAefz 4sa WreatHs de-, eatat al
Ufi a M'MURBAA+s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

UEs-Au tBe p.v. STYLES Of spring iuipattatlonso of
Siiks from n cents 10 s3Per ard, a few patterH."i
black suI flae hlaek stuped afnund silk. just te1eNed'Y
m MAGgH, TAYLaW & hARsif.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

Alexandria NAY %, 1877. IS numbers:
- drawn ballots.
l prize Of $4,000 l prize Of 1000
/ do $1,000 do 3. 90
l de 5000 do 200
l do 5000 60 do 1000
Tickets I0aols; a certificate ot25 whole
tickets will be sent for $50 dolls.-Shares
IN proportion.
A5O.OOO.
Alexandria Lottery, class 26. draws a
Alexandria Nay go, l847; 60 numbers.
IL drawn ballots.
prize Of 10000 1 prize of 5oo0.
1 do $4,000 do 2,50O
/ do | 900 10 do goo
Tickets 15dolls; a certificate Of 20 whole
tickets will be sent for l45dollars; shares
in proportion.
Address yom orders to -
r. ARMSTRONG & co. Agents,
april For the Managers. Whectine,N Va.
Alexandria Lottery, Class p, drawn y
priI 10, 1917; IA 81 81 It prize oil 10000
sent to New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19

Ilckets IOa0Is; a c|crthcatc OF % who
tickets will be sent for $50 dolls.-Shar'
IN DrODUrtIJn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
95frICl)lpte9enbeit

Ser flbretfli6e SOufen /! Die 0rn9en
ltno tn @efabr, Die Herte bes s3ers
iforers baben an9efan9en, Der Sou'
fen Der 9tussebrun9 bat cartn Die
SooeS(ttmme.
8ift cu Wutter Dcin lisbcs Ginb uno
irbilhe Sreuce bat oicGeid,t iebt cine aefdbr'
tide 8erfdltun9 ieine Slaeteit serrdtb psu
Soalt pelden ciefe &ranfhrtt scnommen bat
-ieiu 3ceesbuften ourditedt ecine 5eele.
Suu9e 9sute, Die eben eds 9eben betreten,
haben bfterS cine Sranfbeit bic ibre fd,oue
juflnfti9e 2usfdten perounfeIn ; Der bee,
fiid)e Soutcn uno idlrDad)e @lieoer pcrratbeu
ben 8erlnit Der Spffnuno, aber perSwrifle
nidt. Cine 9tnoerun9 lit su fueen ipeIdle
bic prrwnnccte enn9en beilsn rpiro, Ge it
Sbernan'b allbeileneer SalIam.
WlrB. sIttree, Die Satin bon gBilIiam s..
9lttrce, @iq. Ullrbe als unheilbar auf9e9e'
ben pen Ocftcr Semau bon Wafd,ngtcu,
Coftcrcu 9lce uup Mc@IelIan bon pbilaocl'
phid, Dpftoreu Roe unc Wclt bon Teuporf.
Sbre Sreunoe oadten oDe cas ftc iterbcn
mufc. Sic hattie jcoe8 9lniehen Der 9lus'
SehrlInq, unb wurec 70 bon ibren 2lerStcn ers
fldrt- -Sbcrman's galidm wuroc ge9cbcn
uno bat Ge flrIrt.
Erau @arrabranB, BON SuGs Terrp, wurs
DC cbcnfalls bon Der sne3chruu9 onrd, oei
ieu Salinm 9eheilt, nadIoem ale auoere Wit'
tel ibr 4iEberuu9 rerfaat hdtten fIe mar
gum bIrien Sfelcf rceu,irt. Ccftpr 2l 6 @ls
flle, 3dbnarst, oil Sroabpdp, mar 9luoen.
,cuQc IN piclen Sdllcn no anoere Weosincn
IfsbIIdlIu9en, aber Der Baliam cperirts aleidj
ciucr 3auberfraft. Drftor 6 mar ebenfatls
9u9enSeu9e bon 6ercn ipnneerpcacn 9Blrs
sfun9eu bel Der SNeiiung orn 2Iilhmn, ipcld,e
knicmoIs fehlt 8lntipecn, 70 fdlredhaft cd
Eaudl it, fam burd oiefsn @alIdm gdnsIid,
E9ehctlt weroen. Die SerrtiIene SlutgefdTe
lpcreen furirt uno bic SHn9e tvieoer 9eiuno
|9cmddbt
@hrm SNsnrD Scues, I0S ndbte 9lcenue,
mrroe furtrt pou Snffen uno catdrrbaiildhen
2eiocnid)aft bon 80 Sobrcu Duucr. Die cr'
fte OoT6 pcrid,afftc ibm mchr einoeruu9 ais
ale ubri9e WeriilHen bic rr jclnaIs 9encms
men bat. Gcfror {. Z. SrdIs, l9 NelancD
Strose, 9ab e8 eiuer Sd,Delferin ole an Der
2lus3ehrun9 fit, uno elmer onoeru ote NIT
9ifhma bchdftet mar. Sn bclceu Sdaen mar
Der Grfclq Nc(d,niuo, uno 9db ibnen ipteeer
au9enebme &iciunoteit. #.s
Trau 2ucrctia Bcas, 95 @hriilie Strner,
lit al 2Ifhma AZ 5ahrcn. Sbcrman's Bali
fam hat &c duf ciumdI hrrQeifcat, uno III I'M
Stauee jrbrn 2Inariff ourdI cine ,eiti9e Plus
mcncun9 bicier Weosiu absuhdlfcn. Ties
1r6 III rpahrIid oas qrcsc Wlttel fir SNuifen,
8crfdltuuaen, SIutipeicn, eberteltwereeu,
unp allen Sfranfheitsu oes SoaIirs, uro eben
fur SIilhmd muo Sludjchruna
Yrci5 81 &entS mo 81 per Scttcl.
Or. Shermnu'6 5Nuiteus Euo g8urm 60
;euacs, un6 2Irmen WdnI's pfdifcr miro
pie rben prrfdnft. Dcftcr Sbermhn'5 Of
fts it IO6 Rauifou Stroec, 9Ieupcrf.
~" lie cbi9c WcoBincu fuo i'm Sud'
iichr non o. GiHtb uuo So. Sn hatrn.
cuni 15, 1917. nal5
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
8llcber Sile1er Blleber !!
@rtfftb uno g tmon


8idcrbinblrri SOeraus9eber II. Sud>btnosr.
Nabrifautcn bon 0lehnur9s Binder,
Do. Id 0lrrp Ste Sha6c, eritc Sbhr pbersalb pfr
STAGE, pbilaeelpba,
sonlten beffdnoi9 auf Soano cine ausges
behnte @crIdiseeubeit bon Sd,ui' uno oers
mid,te 8nd,er, tpeld)e fIe jest bercit flnc nn
6iufer nbsula0en. Sbrc eetdlti9telt ildl im'
mer enen 8orrath duiuIdaffen, irBt nc III
Stanb an ccBalleruiebriglten preisn ju ccr'
fdnfeu. &auaeute uno 2Inoere flno ehrere
bietiait ein9elaben, ibren Stod erit i'll 2Iu'
9enGhein 81 nebmen, che fe lonIimo faufen.
Slduf.S ii der, 9eesers, Ga9cbnder
SournaIe, @dIdbidsr, Nllttpn9s Bidder
pdsbitd,er, &c. .ucnsallcn @been uno @tu'
bano. Die Raterialien in ihrsu Sldufbil'
chcr lIno BON Der beifen Sualitdfy~ uro Der
Ginbano ocrbiirst man fdl it alien N1orrt
9leid,, wenn nidlt beHer, als fonif ir9enb si'
nige anbere Slduf.9lrbeit Die in Der Staet
9ethdn rpiro. ell. .. ....#
Vlnftlihe glufmrrfiamfeit ,prb jeber Be-
iielIpnaf fur 8linfhiiirr pen ieccr 9rt gctptcs
Fuisfs sAffe lirdn itcht boflir"gut oaB fIe emen
Seocn auf bic fiirSei!e 9IuSet9e befrieOi8en
fOnVn.
Sdmilien Sibetn, iu Geard, nuo @u9lifd1,
Ieitamrnte DO. q . 6 Bid Sr ertheris
id,s 8sian9buder in DCutld uno @n9iiItl,
9fefcruirte DO. 90, DaoioS pfdlmen DO. %.
Ilmmt einem all9emeinen 9l6ortment ccut'
idcr Bidder Die i'm eanre in @ebraud ltno.
Sd,uibllder, alS: primcr6, Sudlilabier,
9ienoer6, Sneafers, 9lrithmetics, @ec9rd'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
Seine Sur, feine S5esabInna.

Or. @uler'S SubiauiihcS Srdut'r'
mittel-pcrithert al heiicu, pecr bas G'elo
fol- mieecr surilct crifatet mcrrcn. Giele
Wsbijin III Subereitct aus eint III ineianild,em
ReSept, Weld)es BON einem Snoianer I'M fers
men QBeffcu an 9rcsrn 8clfen erbaten tuur'
DC ScIdhe Die init cen Snoiauer brfanut
Waren, wiifrn, oas fle Die eulieute furiren
fcnnen uno pirflid' thur, cbue Die 8ermitt.
lung BON Wcrfnr, 8aIIam, oeer lcnif irgeuo
etpas Der 9Irt. Die 1eiocnhcn habcu jeats
einc Gjeiegenbeit furirt wcrocu su tounenS'
ohnr Die 8efabr bon Werfur ctcr ipinrigsn
8ebraud, Don &aliam. Oiele Rcciin it
Dem @efd,mad an9enehm, ulo ldet feinen
@ernh oe5 QItbcms Suriid.
~Sti9e Ihiebarc Wcoi,in in gu hobcn
in oem Sudifchr ucn u. @utb uno So. III
2lllCntdun.
Diirs 2. ISi7. nq1J
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
&Gentaun, 9Iu9uF 16.
NeDer SInfcr,
SSucHE0t.u,

~ SSS
Ss6iert fd, bieicr @eleeenhcit ben Gin,
ipohner bon 9Iucntauu uno eem 9Nublifum
i'm sIagcmeHrn Die 9InSei9e SI MAIDEN, oae
or INNER gum 8erfauf auf Soano halt, etu
Iehr .eroee5 uuo ous9eoebntes gi0ortmeut
@eoTmoarcn, beitebcno Sum 3bctl aus {:
Uletfdbfflnber, Sauh;iiber, 9SaIhs
Sllbcr SHtcrfllcr, &rautitlnber, nie
aud cine QrpBe 8eribiebenbett bDlSer.
ne Vpren 9Soi1maibinen bDlScrue
SuttersSdbi6elu
uno beiuahe jroer nnocre 9irtifel, nutbwenoiQ
nm cine SaushaItun9 auSufdn9en - meldc
CT 9eIonnen it I'M @roBeu Coer SfIcinen biaiq
~ perfaufen. 9Iltr 9lrtifeln mercen untcr
feiner beioaoern 2ufiId,t, 9emaoht, uno pcr.
ltdltrt ale oaB fe aus ben 6auerhafielteu
WtateriaIten perfcrti9t lno.
eanoitobrhaltcr wuroen rS gu ihrcm &cr.
thell fnoen, iprnn lle ;Irrt bei ihm anrufen
uho fsine gBddren uno prtiicn in 2luaen,
idrin nchreu, che (te ioutWo rinfdufcu,
ecnn or fuhlt nbcricu9t, eds er ihuer Ic
rpoblfell Uerfaufen fam, ais Ge III Den ycrf
ooer pbilaoelphid faufen f6hncn.
SeSe 2lrf Slitarbsjt miro ebenfatI5 auge'
ucmmen uuo aufs pauftIid,fe beIcr9t
Gr lfdttrt (tincn Uerbiublihitcn Danf ab,
far Die bster 9enc6cne ,1blreid,e uuteritt'
sung, unb bcfft eurh bitlioe Wreieen, cine
8crtpausr teS tlfsntIitcu Gjun1eo gu crbaI
ten.
au9ni1 is. na3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
M{uifaliithe cSnlfrnmcnte.

9lft, halt er beitdHci9 eiu pcrtrcffltd>c6
lIGcrtimeut Yiauos, 9iolineu, Sl6tcn, pfris
fen, 9lcccrotans, @ioiuen Saiteu, Sdttle,
8rio9ee, Tinqsrboarc6, &C. ouf Soano, Die er
Wokfeil III ucrfdufsu wiIleus it --2Iud, bat
er fi,b 70 eiu9rridtet, cae er WulIf 8auccn
nit alien 9lrten :5nifrumcnten auf Die flrjes
lte 9Jrsri0e rerIebcu fam, no swar an 70
biaisen prciseu aEs fle ir9cnoEpo icnlt erbal'
ten Wcrosn f6nnrn.
9fepardturen Die in iein Sad einftlld9cu,
weroen billig uuo pnnftlidl belor9t. - 9IutN
itcht er einen aeipjfcn 3eitraum fur ale sIr,
tifef Die feime Berftdtte oerladcn, GUT.
@r in onufbar fir genoGeue llutcritiiBnn9
uuo labct bd5 pnblifum ein duSurnfen uuc
icueu Strd III bcieten, irocm aQcS uncnt'
9rlolid, QcSci0t miro Ge1hieIt bies, fo fuhIt
er perIdert bas baicIbe ild, balo nbrrSeu9t
bobcn wirc, eaB friue Waaren irhr WUhlfcil
Guo, ipcldle5 oann fetne Guubfd)aft INNER
metr un6 mehr oermekrcn Dtro, uno CT
fernerhiu IId arqetricbcn fihleu miro ein
lebbafteS DhnfgefuM fur oielcs NeSct9te
Q8cttpcIcn in leiner Sduit gu ndbren-
unoer 9ibt bad 8srlprcdlsnL bas e5 Jcben'
RATS 8eftebcn icN.
Soiepb 9SeiB.
&Ientauu, 9Iu9uif 16. na5o
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06

ben, rpcldbe iIe S3auileute unb 9lncere nn iebr
biGiacn Yrrifeu autGtcr:
2|ower'5 @cId'idjte bon benz poplf, bon
Ger C8runouu9 ccs 5hroufIesS ucu 91cm bic
1853, nit ciner @mleituu9 uuo SorifeBuna
hi6 su Der 9eseilpirtlsu 3cit, bon orm
GhrW SomIel Nanion @cr, o. 3, 3 BAN
&C. gower mar einif 9Drcfcfor Ucu 9ibctc.
rio, Gjeftnid,te uuo phiIpicpbe in Der timber
Gitdt su 2rn', Tcrmp uno Wlccrdtd, uno an
IcBlercm Srt 9fdthGc5sr Der cSuqnliIticu. ,
Giefhid,te Der Q8nIoenfe6, AIbigeuiea, une
Saubo6, nit eier Seid,reibuu9 u5eriihren
jeBioen 3Iitauc, bon Dem @hrtp. 9t.% %gariby
.. o, init ciucm @mpfchlunQ6 Brief bon
ccm @brw. Samuel WtRcr, ptincrtrh Teu
SericD
TOlQenoe ju9cutIide Binder bon llucle
9SlIlidm finb in rer prcHe @brtitag in SNGu
Ie Wmter abencen ; 9fcqentdgcn Com
mer Wor9cn @ihh6rnhen 3a9c uno Die
Nurostn9en
10000 8ribgs6' phtlaoelphid guhifabier'
Sud'er, hcrnus0e0eben uno III oerfdufen an
fehr ncocrcr Vrrifcn bel
Gjriffitb unb StnDn,
Ic ia 9trrb 3te Strass, erife 2hnr cber'
halb Der 9idee.
Wai4, uqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-06
2(n paS 9Subltfunt.

Sn eincm plurhIct, bctitclt Sdler'
mans 5,D1eiaugrlce," iahe if nit @rlfau'
nrn, oas mria gIamc uutcr Der 9teibe Der
rurd oelen Salfam qsbriitcn patientrn
iicht-ntt nur i1rFt, fcuecrn caB Gin @erii'
fiat inter mciucr Tamcn5 lluteridrtft III
ricicm pampblet itiuc @rfd,ciuuns mdd,t, in
mclctem itb por9ebtit bon Der 9lu6sebrnn9
qebeilt worocn leiu ion, uno ce6bllb oieien
8alfdm aiien Sonlfsbeollrftigrn anempfehIe.
9iun beseuoe ih einem 9cehrtcn pnbllfum
oaB bieies ale6 erlcQeu iit-oas id ME in
ir9eno elmer Strautheit bicfe slrSenei .ge'
braudt-nid,tleinm qspust boe sin folder
9ebenS 8Glfam in Ger qGClt fci. Scnes @sr'
tiffat III eurd,aus falIh, uno mad,t bic nbri'
gen iebr prrodd,ti9.
5obann Selfri6, paffcr.
WeieenturG sIus. 80, IS47. na3m