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Lst arLnttnrs

Remaining Ia the Post Once al Liich.
field. Gem q, October LIST, 1913.
AbhotI w Hanchett William u
Abbot Burton w or HHurlbut Nancy c
Abbott Moses Mrs Jansen Michael
Aspenwnll Sarah NJ Jones Maria
AnSseil Mary Ann Keeler ThaddeaS
Baldwin Henrietta p Kenny John
Benedici Andrew DeaKiIhorn Eiiada
Birge Harvey King CC2
Bishop Noah Landon John r
BIssell Geo De F or SMagill AW
Bissell Wm Mead CHARLES
BiSSell & Marsh Merriman Jane
Blakslee Isaac McKionev Az
Booth David Mckinney John b
Bradley Samuel Mckinney John
Batter u Moore Harriet A
Button Lucy Morgan Mrs
Campbell Eliza Morse Abraham
ChaPsn Sarah c Norton Amelia M
Coles John + Oimstead Miss
Croswell Andrew RevParkcr EGG
Curtlss Ellen ii Parker Thomas
Dickinson Arson Perkins Harvey
Duughery Thomas Phelps E A
Oewal George Pratt Homer
Eaton Henrietta l. Richmond Charles
tagon Mary Anne Roberts William
Tanning Il Rood Helen S
Farweli ] & Co Sherman Minerva
Fish Eliza B Stone Herman
Gaffeney Mary Stone Miranda 2
Gage Matilda A Sevan Helen b
Gibbs Emma Taylor Horace s
Grant John Tharp Rufus
Green Lucy ID Turrell Hannah
Henderson Thomas Valley Edward
Hodges F,ancis l. Walsh Catherine
Hoiihird VIM s Williams William
How'd Judah
R. M WOODRUFF M
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MARRIED..

In Fairfield, Y, on the 2sth nit, BY the
Rev. Mr. Wells. Willard Hodges. Esq If Tor
rl"gt"", to Miss Jane A Bradley Of Fai field.
Ia Harwinton, on the Goth ult. BY the Rev
Charles Bentley, Sidney C. Shaver and Aman.
da Strickland.
In Milton. on the lsf inst. nv Rev, J F Nor
ton, Mr. James Scott jr Of Falls Villsge and
Miss Clarissa NewcOmb of Lite hfield.
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"3w2O

DURSUAT to an Order from the Court Of
II Probate for the District Of Plymouth, will
be sold at public auction, on the 18th day of
Oct. next at one o'clock P. NJ, so mich Of the
Plymouth dcceased, as will raise the sum Of
Three Hundred and Ninety three dollars with
incide ut charges of sale.
Dated at Plymouth this 18th, day of Septem-
Der 1913.
SAMUEL GUARNSEY, Administrator.
2w20 t
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05

TNOR SALE at this ofice-A History and
l. Genealogy Of the Kilbourn Family on this
Continent; including copies Of old Wills. Bi.
ographical Sketches, Epitaphs, eic. A coptous
appendix contains extracts from 5ancient re.
cords, correspondence relative to the tamilyiA
Great Britain, extracts frnm British and A.
mercan periodicals, together with letter by
Prof. Gibbs Of Yale College on The origin I'd
meaning Of the word Kilboura. With Engras~
ings. 1872 pages. Price 81.
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Farm for Sale /!

SSlTUATED in the southwest part nf
y Torrington, Two miles from the Wit
iage Of WoIcc:lville. and fur and hall
from Li,chfield. Said Farm contains
about 100 acr. $, suitably divided into
pasture, meadow AMI woOdiand-is we'll
fenced, and is unsurpassed as grsz'ng
farm, being capable Of keeping ~ 10 70
cows through the year. There are ON the
premises dwelling house, bare. COW
house, wood house. sheds, &c. Posses
sion given April ist.
TorrinRton. Sent. 26. s4w 20
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District of Washington, IS.
Probate Court Sept. 10th lS4S.

of Washington in said District deceased.
THE Court Of Probate for the District of
L Washington, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for tie creditors
ct said Estate 10 exhibit their claims tor set
Element,
properly atiested within said time will be
deharred recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immedi>
ate payment to #c
ISAAC D. PATTERSON, Adm.
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sDist.ict Of Canaan, o.


I I Probate Court, Aug. Both g1S4S. a
Estate OF HENRY L. ROOD late Of Canaan,
in said District deceased. 10
THE Court Of Probate for the District o
!. L Canaan hath limited and allowed ii,
months from the dae hereof, for the Creditors
Of said Estate. represented insolvens. 10 which
to exhibit their claims thefetoand has APP
pointed Harvey Lawrence and Erssius r. Al
Ign. Commissioners 10 receive and examine
said Claims. e.s
Certified BY
WILLIAM @. PIERCE. Judge.
The subscribers give notice thai they shall
meet at the house OF SAID deceased. IN sAld
Feb uarv nest at 10 o'clock in the fore noon,
an esrh 81 said days. JIor, the purpose Of atten-
ding on the business q said sPSoinsrnsnl. .
ERASTUS p. ALLYN. s sioAsrs.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are te-
ouested 10 make immediate payment'tc
HAWIEY DUNNING. Administrator
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Medical Institution Of
YALE COLLEGE.

THE Course Of Lectures commences
u annually on the last Thu's,iay OF
September, and continues six weeks.
BENJAMIN SILLIMAN. NJ. D., LII. d.; on
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
ELI IvEs. M. D.. on the Theory and
Prac;icc Of Physic.
JONATHAN KsIcHr. M. D., on the Prin'
ciples and Practice OF Surgery.
TIMOTHY p. Beers, M, D., on Obsle-
tries.
CHARLES HOOKER, NJ. D on Anatomy
and Physiology. =.
HEsRY BRoss,S, NJ. D., on Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
Lecture Fees, @68 so -MatI iculation,
9S-Gfaduaiinn. SIS.
CHARLES HOOKER, Dean.
New Haven, Aug. IL, lo4S Swto
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TAI Hs xv
STOWE IS1rABlL1 q SUI IgIIEI q
At
GWceG Prices.
GARWOOD SANFORD

HAvING made arrangements with J. Car
II Tington & Co. TO prosecute the Stove
business 10 all its branches ut the old stand OF
the late Noses Morse, now offers TO the PUBLIC
fixtures. A great variety Of pstterns, among
which are a few tAthannrs improve II decidedly
The best large Cook stove now in use. All kinds
Of Parlof stoves. on hand OF made to order, also
all kinds Sheet Iron, Upper, g. Tin work mads
Of the best materials. Stove and fire Tea Ket-
ties, Dish Kettles, Stew-pans with covers, Spi-
ders, Basins, &c. sc. Stove blackine, a very
superior article oil kinds OF fIousc work done 10
order. Eave-trough from 10 TO u l-2 and con-
ductof 8 cts per foot. Please call and examine,
d we shall he pleased 10 wait on ell who may
call for curiosity or purchase.
Lifchfeid, June 81, lS4S. On
PS-An entire new pattern Of Cook and o
Parlor Stoves will be received in few day
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Notice..

THE Stockholders # the Canaan and Litch.
& I'D Turnpike Company are notified that the
annual meeting said COMPANY will he held
at the Hotel of Miaeas Ives. Esq, in Goshen
on Thursday the 10Th of November, 1918, At
l o'.lock P. W, for the purpose of e!ecting the
Officers NJ said c"mpanv and transacting any
busines, proper and lawful 10 he done.
BENZ, SEDGWiCK, Clerk.
Co. nwali Hollow, Sept %, 1913 3w"
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A Great variety of
| FANCY GOODS

A Great variety of
FANCY GOODS
consisting of Siee, Bseds. Bag Clasps,
Purse Rings. and Tassles, Purse Twist,
Silver Tinsel. Roses and Stars for
trimming Head Dresses. Silver Pla.
ted Back Comes. Silver Hair
Braids, Buffalo, Horn. and COM
mon Rack Combs. Shell and
Common Side Combs, Mot
to and Transparent Wa
fers, Visiting Cards, Wthe
and Colored Perforated paper,
Worsted Patterns, Dolls, sc. &c.
ALSO
A choice selection of LVbins French Per-
fumsry. viz Mile Fluers, Jockey Club;
Jenny Lind, West End, Magnolia, Boquet
de Caroline. All of which will be shown
with pleasure 10 those who may favor her
with a call.
REDRESS MAKING. done as Usual
by one OF the best dress makers in the
country.
West Cornwall, Oct, Alb 1s4S.
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Washing.
ton. on the 18th day Of Sept A. ID. lS4S
Present. DAN'L B. BRINSMADE, Esq. Judge
VI1HE administrator on the estate of SH 81,
4 DON CAMP, late of Washington, decea.
sed, represents the estate insOlvent and
prays commissioner may be appointed there's
on. Whereupon, it is ordered by this court
that commissioners be appointed on ssid estate
at the probate Office, on the LIST Monday oil
October, is4s, at l o'clock p M. and the ad-
minis,rator on said estate will cause notice
thereof TO be given by publishing this order in
a newspaper printed at Litchfeld, and by post
ing like notice on the sign post nearest to
where the deceased last lived, in said town Of
DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Judge.
Washington. Sept. l4th, 1s4s '3wl9
District Of New Milford, IS. Probate Court,
Sept. 18th, 1S4S.
ESTATE of Damiel Cable, late of New
IL Milford, in said District deceased. The
Court Of Probate for the District OF New Mil.
ford hath limited and allowed six months from
The date hereof, for the creditors OF said Estate
represented insolvent, in which to exhibit
their clai thereto; and has appointed Lewis
B. Sherwood and William II. Fairchild, Com
missioners. to receive and examine said claims
Certified by d. C. SANFORD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house Of said deceas-
ed, in said New Milford, on the llth day Of
November, ls4s, and the 18th day Of March.
ls49, at 1 O'clock in the afternoon, on each Of
said days, for the purpose OF attending on the
business Of said appointment.
LEWIS B SHERWOOD, ! Commissi oners
WIN H. FAlRCHILO,
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment to
20 ABIJAH CABLE, Administ, ator.
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E1 @kaS~
"HE stockholders Of the New Milford
Il and Li,chHeld Turnpike Company, are
hereby warGed ~ meet at the New England
House. in New Milford, on the first Monday
Of November l646, at one o'clock. M.
for the purpose Of taking such measures
as shall ne deemed necessary 10 en,iile saic
Company, 10 the benefit of the provisions OF
the act entitled IAN act 10 addition to an
act entitled al act relating to Turnpike
Roads passed in 1885.
BY order Of Directors.
J. w STARR, Ckrk.
New Milford, Oct. I'd 1913.
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WATERBURY
Fancy Paper Boz ManaJac

TINE undersigned begs leave TO scquaint the
l. Manufacturers Of Waterbury and surround
Ing places. and these generally who are in want
Of extra good PAPER BOXES. that he has re-
moved 10 No. 3, Scovill street. and having en-
larged his sccOmmoda ions, will continue to
make to order any kind Of common and fancy
paper Boxes OF every description whatever. al
the lowest prices, and at the shJrtest notice
possible.
ALS0-Sample Cards. OF all kinds, made in
the best style, and handsomely gilt
He thanks his numerous customers for their
kind patronage. and soliclts iis continuance
and he will try TO give general satisfaction, as
10 point Of durability, neatness and cheaPness
his Fancy Boxes are not surpassed, even IN the
New York market.
A. BRAUNFELS.
Waterbury, Sept: ~. Is4s. 2o-em
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM
AMID
GENTLEMEN,s
Quitting Estab lishmsnt.
No. - CORTLAND ST.
NEW YORK;
STRANGERS and citiz.ps desiring m ~
- p!eniSh their wardrohes, NAV be immedi-
aiely accommodated in the very best style. and
at
The Lowest Cash Prices.
With q choice selection of
FALL AND WINTER
GARMENTS
ut the newest patterns, Of superior make aNd fin
'sh, and OF the best METEOROLOGICAL in every
respect to the
Best Custom Work.
Having adopted the cash principle. upon which
certain calculations may be made. AMI which
ne has pursued successfully for upwards Of ten
yea 8. in erect opposition 10 the Fainous sysem
Vt credit, which imposes the neceSs ity If exact
NC unnecessarily high prices from paying Gus
onIers-he continues 10 provide, and has now on
Iand one Of
THE LARGEST,
Most Fashionable,
AND CHOICE ASSIGNMENTS OF
Ready Made Clio thing
A M ER ICA.
From which gentlemen NAV depend upon
Suit'ng themsel Ives satisfactorily, as regards
Quality. style. and price. His large stock EN-.
braces
OVERCOATs and CLOAKs of
the most approved styles, DRESS,
FROCK, and other COATS,
PANTALOONS of every
desirable pattern, and the
richest assortment of
.. BLACK SATIN,
CASHMERE, and
other styles Of Winter Vests.
The Fancy Department
Embraces all the new and elegant patterns, and
latest and most desirable styles Of
Fancy, Silk, aud Satin Crava,s, sus-
penders, Gloves and Hosiery,
Shirts, Bosoms and Collars,
Carpet Bags, &C., &c.
In addition to the above variety Of Ready
Made Articles, he has for sa e BY The piece OF
yard, at as low prices as can he found in eitheI
vi the Atlantic cities, a beautiful assortment Of
the best qualityo of
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, AND VEST
lNGS.
RrGentemen can have their riders filled nj
lew hours notice, and sent 10 any part ii the
United States-and by sending their measures
cal obtain cl".hing on as good terms as though
they were present 10 select for themselves.
Address
j. g. Booth.
81 CORTLAND ST, " Y.
Sept. eth, 1S4S. 6m2O
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~. U. UskAkyUUUN WUutu say %
those who have not yet secured good hke0ssses
OF themselves or friends, that bis room. will b
keps open ~ this place but short time lnnger.
Lach6sld, Sept, 9Th. SwO
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MRS. J. v. Como,

"OULD return her siucere thanks 10
w her friends, for the patronage she
has received the past summer, and hopes to
merit the continuance of the same, and
axes this methoh to inform her friends and
pa'rons. that she has returned from New
York. with a much he ter assortment of
GOODS, than she has ever before kept,
Consisting Of Velvc's, Satins, Silks, Rib
hons, Flowers, Gimps, Cloak and Dress
Fringes, Silk Buttons, Muslin Collars,
Linen and Wrought Edgings, Velvet Rib
bons, &c. &c.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05

R. M, WOODRUFF. P. NJ.
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Wes, Cornwall, Oct, 41h ls4s.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
Gaplpr, Sillmprc II. SpDnifpn.
Nopember 80.

Sti elmer Strfan,nlun9, p;lthe 9sbaitsu pures all,
27fttn Gcpcmbsr, am ,bauie non peter 8 en- Fl n;
Ger, in Gisbtrs NGatiu9ie &aunidp. eeda Gdnntr,
pures 9 clcmcn g dule gum Stubl beruftn,
Scbu Sdoup uno Stubsu Gttiu9r ols Sisc:Yreiosn:
tn, uuo DOpio Gettibau OlS Sstrttar ernannt.
bitrouf purSen frl9snrc ,osrrsu als cine Committee
crnannt UNI ldidtide @cihdse atSufa6Sn, uno iclhe
anbrre SloafrtsSlu ;u treirn ols ,ur Seitr er mub
errrln9cncn Sie9c er Srcunos eesr linicn 5rtdetn;
lib fnb, ndmlidb Siotban Screa Srontln SRorltd:
Er, Ysniamin Sbmcnr, Gbiparo 2Rsssc uno tcarahe
ptricI DIE nab rtni9r atnfubtt Sc9snoss sinbratb:
tc, pclbss ciuiiinmis 9snebmi9t wurcs:
8ff fbtc 6en-Oop ots 6smrtratfhfu Mbi9s
uno allie anbcrs Srcuncs pcn Sopcr, Sinmcrs unp
Scbucn frcuneibaftlb ein9claocn fno eiuan. euGsl:
ft btirucbnen, rpflbts 9cboltn irsrccn fell am Gam:
flag, osn 9kn Ocscmter, am oauis scu y Yet. . NJ
finger in Miccer: 9Rasun9is Sounltbir.
8eft tbtoetn-Dae bic Trsluee rcn Salcr,
SImcrs uno Scbnllcn, uno bttcuests bic "l(Icntoun
8dub uno Htlt9 Glub" etn9daecn psrosn, oislan
SrtibtitssSete bciiurpcbnsn.
8e blc ecn-Oaa eSr ltbtt. ybeurp 8iua, &.
g. 9lsss uuo 6. 81. 8uut, @Iqrs., srubt lnp ais
9isoner ess So9s in etncn.
gEdbrcnb Gem Sage psresn 8oucucn:Shdfc bitIts
9rcse Set wrtinbigcn-uno fir cine bsr,lbs sGabl.
l'it uno anbsrs Grfriihuu9sn wiro Der @oltwrtb fer:
gen.
Ncetmtsr 30 na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
ScrDciratDct:

dm Gift. tur6 Den Gbrw. Srn. GeieeI
Serr Samuel Sriso. nit Mie Hsbeeea Scf
fsrt, btioe pon oisfcr Stabt.
Durh Den Gbup. .prn. Dutsi
Qm lceten Oienitag. Serr 1lIsn 6. Sra.
mer, init Der Iiebenswlrei9en Qnna Maric
Siefencerfer. beibe uon bisfer Staot.
1m 0hn Wopsmber, Serr Benjamin 8si
feI. pon SucwbsitbalI, nit Wis Sufanno
Seibel, pCn @aeuusie.
am lStsn. t6err llrid Sasobp. NIT Mib
euep SiIbsbeiteI belize BON Shcwbeitbau.
I'm l9tcu. Serr Carl Sdeurer. pcn Com,
blu, nit Mib Gatbarine Wster. BON Wafb.
instcu.
Durb ben Gbup. brn. On. Il. Sdfrib:
5err Sobn 3issIer, init Mlib @atbarine
Dsrr. beice pon Maeunsis.
!Ssrr Sobn Drummer. NIT MiG Sobanna
Sabn. beice pUn @sissnburs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30


asbatt, bdtts or b uht taetrSb auf cine cbe 9rcte
unpitts uuc tipdha aRsiis ais9csridt, fae rie gan.
y Sotbe auf 8citen he'd GtbuIbcores ecn aatntaun
9isn9-o, uno Die sRirtun9 bate boten tSnnsn, faf
iuisoer ras alts Ierurtbsi 9egsu eis Srshucn rsas
acipcrfsn ipire-atsr man fsnnt bier fie Stts. une
bcfft niSbt pae Stbotsn haraus entitsben ictro.
Set faat uus abr nrtb stpas Gin, rpclbes mir ncd
fur, bsrtibren rvclIen Der 6err gfarrr 1T audi
tpenn mir nbt irrsn Gin GbulretIsin, oas beie Ct
bat elm Suhrsbsn in elmer ic9tnannttn ausoeuibtsn
SduIs aubir,-alio fam Gin scrpdtes tit:Sntsrsf
fen Die llrahs rcn fisfsr Srslehuna 9aptfn fin,
osnn CT fatbti riclItht -" 9Renn I'D Die Srsfhuen
HrpSdbtis nattn fam, 70 9piunt farurd bic ilnfr9s
msttbss 20 nieinem Srrtbtit 9crsibt." tnfern Wur;
germ niStbtin mir aRraibsn. inner sin khatfs du9s
auf lcs psrreu, bic 70 osrne allies rs9ulirsn. 9erbtt
,u basisu. rsun e bsu nnir auf cine cher es anees
re art ibr Sntrsfsn, psnn e nrlutben tks rber il:
nee W Suosrn-Tsis Sbatiabs olItin ipirb binlin9lid
Kin 3u Bi9cn in psebcn "tieb br ei eb en Settle
pis &G9ls'dnns sdbsbm it.
2utb bier filIt us ncth pas Gin, atsr uritr art;t
wtrb 81 lanss-pclltn rabsr fir berte fhlisFen, une
Die onpsru pillen, bic nicbt nur ptn9s fue, bic Gin
anosrss SRat pribistcn.
Su Der 3pItbsngit bcfIsn mir, roF bic 9rtsn 9tr.
9cr bcsr Staot, rps bits ihrn cine ecrounlc 3sano
ecIbtbcn III, nit rem Dretcren ees Diirits in otr
@srtsesrun9 bsr tsrcits icbcn euten Sd,utn 6ano in
bauo 9sbtn tres allen &ritbtn Gin 8crurtbeil ge9cr
biidts auf,urt9cn, mag ailtb RIGS ncn pcnes MIR ip
p;rfidt Dsrrtn-eifbictt hits houn, uuo ailb nur
eanu, tSunen fe bic Smfs erreibsn, fir wstbe is
ourb COS @fie, bCftirn,t iine.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
2tffgeneinc
Scfentltd)e ginlabnn9I

Der unierscihntte IaesfbRrBit oas pub
lifam Elm. 1eiii Ahcrfemsnt pen WeetSmen,
apetbef9maarsn. Giftu mo Gifsnmadrsn
Al bsfsbcn. che fie lcnfi,uo fdufen. eenn sr
mitl uuS faun alle feline 9Saarsn ;um ME
briaften prsis sbseen.
Gr bot ioebsn einsn 9rrben 3ufae pon
obiaen 1rtifslp srbatrsW
Gr perfauft gerolItes sceifeifsn su 8 Gts.
bas pfuno. Giefbmieoetss @iien aIlsr Qrt
Su 4 Cts. eas pfuno.
Scbu S. Wfcfer.
apctbsfsr uno G l;nwoar,nbdntLr in CIV San'lltrn
Gtraes. Der Refcrmirtsu 1irtbs 9s9intibsF-
Gcp. 30. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
Sic SBibtiaPeit SeS @iocS.

um tenn ernntua bistt bsr Gbrp. ecrr Sdser
In bcr mtbrifhsn Stride ricIir etabt cine Yrtri9t
dttr bis aBihti9tsit ccs GirfdpSrcns patt, pis mir
soutsu, Nun, bic iis stbSrt bO6sn 9aen bOtru muG.
Ssiu 2tr mar Ger 13ts @srs rss 6tsn Gopitds rSs
5tcn guhs SNrf. Gr si9te, uutsr anoerm, bic Ssbt;
mSfistsit uno src6t SBitisttit oes 6rss, uno cGts
Ouf cine 9fbidts gaeif ris 9rcFs siincs uuo tGfn
Srlscn bes S,atinciees car. Die Yrepist por, III,
eSOnien sencmneu, fit Suus unp at cine ndeGts uub
tbrrcitbs, unb nab unkrsr Mcinuus crttn mir Sftrs
osr9ltitbsu battii.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
9(aent0un N6pffamt.

SoIssntss III Gin Ssrsri6nis Der Briefen
wel6e am leeten MiitpC6 i'm auentauu
poftamt Iiesen eebIiebsn iinb
Daniel Surtbalter. Sobn @ampbeu, Il.
W. Slefsnterfer. s. 9. Coleman, u. geio.
ner, Sll9ttman 9ccb. SObn 5uffsrt. @liia.
beth Srins, Somes Jfinsfate. Saeob Sef,
Martin 8smerer. 9annab 8naue, oman
ea Nles9er, .. Me@amero. peter MitIer,
Sbemas Wlitbsu. Sonatban &cinbaro, SO.
3. &ubIins, 8iIiam &ube, SIaae Tei
mer, @cnrab Stdbr, 98. Ssasreapes, Sra
del Stou. Owen Sbrtitrr, @arp Il.
SrerIer, @illiam Sranfae, Sacob 4rum.
bauer, 3b0mas un9er, anorsp yiuslin9.
9. 81. 9leubarb, g. so.
Roprmber 30. I'm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
spafmaasH IN seiIIen.

sc aitt einige eaas. tis 70 bsaieris fino
Spab Sumathen, eaB fe fdbii wenu Ger
SOB nabt fib hes SdsrSsns nidt entbalten
t6nnen, obne eabei einsn moralifben Swed
i'm auge su batsn. Gin sn9Iifcbr 9elb'
balls ylamsns SUbn plead, itarb nsuIit in
ecnepn uno binteriiee ben fUl9enoen gSt.
len "Sb ssbe uno psrmade msiner 9lithte
ole SlannsI @efe. Die i6 nun TRACE. SD
aebe uno psrmade iseem Der 8inossfineer
menr S6weffer sinen Der eresnen Sbpfe
bic auf meinem Glsicufbranfe fisben eno'
Iieb asbs pno permate it meinsr @6weiisr.
ais bas lstts 3sidsn Der eiebe bic ib iscer.
,eit fur iie bs9te. ben braunsn 8ru9 am
oberen Gnce meines Oettes. Das aetduit.
te Grmarten Der Gltsn, als eiefer Wile &C.
lefsn muroe. fam man ii6 eenfen. Man
fprab auf feline febr ftmeibelbafte Beiie
ucn rem! Serferbenen, uno ieine S6meifer
aab eem braunen &rus sinsn Sritt. ca6 cer'
letbs in Stife Serbrab. wcrauf elm Strom
Don goleHuden aus prmIeIben berpcrrcllte
uno Die alIacmeine Mislfimmuns Der Sreu
be mid. Ssess besilte fih fein Sermddbt
nis su untsrfuhen uno man fano oaB esi
alte fbwarss Rcd. pis Wefe uno Die flslnsr
ertsnsn 9efi6e eieidsut ansefalIt waren
uno bdB Der Sermabsr bios wunfdte elnt
ansensbme usberrafdnns 5u MAIDEN.
Gin Wlann peroronete. eaB 9e,pihe Si6
ter. bic er ssmabt uno NIT S6ieepuIpel
aefaut batte, bel feinsm esitsnbesdnSnlf
anaesuntet merttn fclItsn, une freuts nd
auf ben Scbredeu, ben las eos9sbsn err
felbsn perurfaden wirte.-(0sm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
Sr. 6. -. Wsnrtiit,

3ei9t bem pubIifum ebrsrbisti9ft an, tae
CT fsin .Saus weI6es ibm bur6 Seuer Ser.
fort mar, wiebsr aufgebaut uno bescaen
bat, uno nun wieoer feline Dicntte aIs ar,t.
@uuo 'aSt uno GisburtsbeIfer. an feinsm
alien Stanbs, bei Gag ODER 9ldbt anbirtet.
alIentaun, 9lop. 80, I649. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
u o n SScraS ritt.

Der S1trcuistsn Staatcn Gcbccncr "Sris" pcn gse,
nlfir nat Msric, an Ycaro, lanete ROT siuiatn 2as
lcn III Icl.SrlspuS dn.-Sr. euis Dc IA Rcfa, uno
Gcfcl9s. Gcanrttt uod rem &ersiuistcn Gootsn. tt:
fnnocn ib ctcufatIs on 8coro.-Tis "Sris" bratbt;
Is amerisautbs Siir9sr. ehsrem rcn unisrcr armee.
ptIdss in Gsra Cruz aon; enttlcet aefunben wuretn,
auf SefiN rss .Ssrrn Glfcro sttnfalIs nab @aisSr'
tsdTS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
g &tdrb:

Gm rcrlsetsn Sreitos. in eaffcn, Srieb.
rid @ruser CDruder), in feinem 26fen
ecbenSjabre.
Qm 22fen Sdcbsr. in Wilforo 3aun'
fbip, Suds @ountp. .Srr 6 briit a n
8 Der, Elm &spolutiOns, Solcat. in Dem
alter pom 81 Sabr. Q Mcnat .unb l Gag.
NiittwobS oarauf puroe er nnter sinem
srosen eei6ensefOlse bsm Sdoos Der Grbs
an oer S6wammer Stride iibergebn. bel
UsIbsr 9tIesenbeit bic @brw. @si6er, Sem.
merer uno Sberbclser trcfreide Teben bel.
tsn.-Sein Cert bat bsr @Gforbene ii6
feIblt ausee,pdbIt.-pfaIm 81. @ers c.
Sn Define !6dnoe tSerr befebl i'd meinen
Seilt. Du baif mi1 rt6ff, 9err, Du &C.,
treuer @ott.
(9in9cfanht burb ecn Gbrp 5rn. Suts.)
Gm 23fen Woueinber. in t0eiodbrra, am
Stidfub, SrontIin SOfc.b. S6bntsn pOu
SObn uno Senrietta MabIbaus, i'm 5ten
sebensiabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30
Sr9el : Ginmeibung.
Nopefnber 30.

Sanlfas rno Sonntas. ben "a. unb 25.
December nddtsns, fol- bic nsus SrgsI. in
ber srncuerten &irhe, in 3omameniina
&aunfdip. Carbon Gauntp. Gin Der @abe
Ger es6a @aiier Gaft) fcierIib einaemsibst
merteu. Sier frcmps prsriaer msrbeu bsI
oisfr SeierIidteit sesenwdrtis fsiu. 1ns
Srennoe chrntIi61 9cttesperehrnng wutsn
wr 8siwcbnuna oiefer Ssitrlidgtit feeuno.
fbafllih sin9eIaben. =
1nf Sresr hes Girbenraihs.
8. IL. @fenofsm, uno g. SSelfridk.
Yaltors esf Sfmeineen.,
yIoU. 30 no3ln
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-30

Meinun9 elmer alten Srau.-
Gin oIfes Msib esrietb inS tlngewiiIe iiter
bic pieIrn prdliesntfhafts @anoieaten furs
por Der Bablriidte Iie ibre 8rile pom ben
1u9en unc fagte /: "9Hea, ss wiro pieI ca.
ccn 9cfagt, Wsr prdfpent wnecn fou. Gini.
ae fassn Gao, ancere $apIOr. aubue 8an
8uren uno wieoer aucercIou9b unb &eaop
abcr ib esnfe, bob gSiniam prcoifc er.
mdblt percsn wie. VbsIsib sr tsin 9sneraI
if. s.