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MORE EyIDENcR oF THE 1RruEs on


~ JAYNEsS FAMILY MEDICINES. a1 Fi
i'm. Smith, Winsboro', N. c., says Some
| nf your Family Medicines have reached this part
| the county. They seem to do much good and
are eagerly sought after by an who are acquainted
with their medicinal virtues. should be glad 10
have an Agency for the sale Of them, as 'flaaer
myself, that my reputation as physibisn is such.
as will prombfe your interest in their sale The
Erpectofant appears to bein the greatest demand
Mr.J. III. Wallace. Milford. Pa says-ATbe
first six months very little medicine was sold, ex-
cepting your Worm Medicine, which was soon
disposed Of. tits buta short time since the En-
pecfnrdnt was much called for. Ihad used one
bottle IN myfamiIy, and found II an excellent med.
icne for colds. This spring there have been an
unusual number ofpersons complaining Of heavy
colds, and Tie most of them have found feiief by
using your Erpecfordnt. Tslrg aasrsati ,asls
Mr.. Thos M, Turner. Savannah, Geo, says---
We bave been very successful in selling your IN
ferafire, and we have but few bottles left; we
wish yDu to send us gross by the first vessel.
,Messrs. Whitney g. Latin, Mount Morris, N.
T., says--We are about out of your Vevmifuge
and Hair Dye, and have daily calls for the Hermi-
tuge, which stands very high in tilis section. The
sales of all your medicines have been good, and
continues to increase. . ~ - e:.,''. ~.
Ezra Tuttle, Willoughby, Ohio, says--Your
Teymifuge and Pills sell very readily here-I
could have sold much more Of them i'll had had
them. ai..,t o.,l.et', .b..f. q iift .-;.t.
E. P. Steadman, Mayyille. N. Y, says--I find
your Trmifuge and Eapectoroat give good salts
faction, and we should be glad to have another lot
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by s,,.1aeE ,s aim4Z.fI fa.
J. G. FLEM1NG, P. M, Woodsfeld. ~
.le MosEs P. MILES G. Son, Somerton. NJ II,
J. X. HoLMBs, Carington. "a N, m s +,
sdl F. Myers, New Castle. r.r sgt
al E HEADLEy, Jamestown. s. f4,. XII
8, y Ell BROCK Stafford t y
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BALTIMORE.
Flour AND MEAL.-Sales are made at IS 25,
Holders are firm, and generally unwilling to sell
at that price. Rye Flour brings "a SO, with small
sales Corn Meal. SO a $3 IL. t,.r,
.GRAIN.--Good prime red Wheat sells at 81 05
a 81 10; white 81 10 a ST 20. The receipts are
only moderate for the season. Corn. white, So a
so cts; yellow, GA a 81. Rye, % cts, per busbel.
Oats. 2s 3D.. C,ouer Seed is retailing at s4 rs a
"a 50. Timothy continues scarce; sales have been
made at $s3 So, Florseed brings 81 15a$I 20. .
Provisions are in fair demand. Sales Of sides
at ii; shoulders, a IA; hams at Z Cts
TOBACCO We have (says the Baltimore Sun)
no change to notice in this article Small lots Of
good to prime qualities continue to sell within the
range ofquotations. Kentucky is enquired for and
considerable sales have been made. We quote
the range Of prices as follows: Maryland, ~ So
forinierior and common; SO SO IS for good COM
mon; 81 a $6 for good; $6 $l3 for fine and bet
ter qualities. Common Ohio, SO a SO so; good.
$4 so a SO; fine red and wrappery, So so So;
fine yellow, SO a $ll; and extra wrappery, $40 a
1913. 'igoa a'i 81 1N1a .aaH ~ Z. ,2f fal
WooL.-The market has been active, and sales
Of washed have been made at 20 80 cents, as in
quality; also, common tub washed at 70 a 25 cts.
1otct-4 Yo..4s . ;t-Ni.s l.lH' t.e %. a
'"a' , ,afs ~" = 'i5't CINCINNATI.
FLoUR.-In consequence of the prospect Of a
rise in the river, there is an increasing demand
Sales are made at So 95
CRAM Wheat, IS All cts Corn. 80 80 cts.
Sales of W Western canvassed hams at Tets. Lard.
8 8 l-2 cts. ri 5ai -l aai., H .a ,a..ulji
Flax seed brings 80 cts. per bushel, and Timo-
thy 50 so a 80 60. q a'"s of
Beet cattle range from $3 to ssi so per 100 lbs
net 4fsJ a.H.a 4.
-al.D8 . isi a."
PITTSBURGH.
( Small sales of flour at 81 Sc Ia Prices on the
advance.
O. - .a55r4. Jra ..ii.f
.tats,a "a e,.aaia WHEELING.
Flour. S4 5oa $4 IS. Rye Flo,~, 81 so a $S co.
Corn Meal, So 40 cts. per bushel. .''''tJ
GRAIN Wheat. 65 a 10 cts. per bushel. Corn,
80 IS. Oats, 20 25. Rye, As so. .grll
DniEp FRuIr.-Dried Peaches, 81 rs a 81 80.
Dried Apples, so 60 cts. e'a.'
BAcoN.--.Hog round, So so a $4 co. Hams,
$5 SO a So 90. Shoulders, $3 90 a SO rs. Sides,
$3 25 a SO so. ,le
Feathers, 80 35 cents per ID.
Wool, 20 a 80 cents, as in quality. ,,i, ..t.
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MALL GOOGs BY THE PIECE.-TAL-
n LIANT g. DELAPLAIN. WHEELING, Va {.
are now receiving their FALL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS for Jobbing, and will be prepared from
this time out to supply their customers and mer-
chants generally at the Seasons unusually losc
prices. a-i - ii-.t. 81 sept %
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--All persons are warned not
wv to purchase a note Of hand given by me to
Joseph Hail for five hundred dollars dated on or
'aboutthe 2nd, day Of October 1916 payable twelve
months alter date, as the same was obtained with
out confederation; and at the time said note was
given was minor, under the age OF 81 years
am determined not to pay the same.
Sep. 0, ls4s. e T''A
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"s'9Hi,i w ~ ''D'a iAl'i4' PHILADELPfItA. A. \
Flour AND MEAL.-Th market appears to be
firm at 50 so per bbl Corn Meal, $3 IS. Rye
Flour, g. ia9i eH 3 1pn ii,,e -.
GRAIN.-There is a good enquiry for Wheat,
with sales Of red at 81 Is. and white at 81 20
Corn firm-yellow 81 a 65 cts, and white SO cts.
Oats, a5 cents. Rye, 70 cents. s8l ,.lF 0i ,sa
Provisions in steady demand 7a''a. = '7.
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DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALERS .
SEL9Y, AGNEW g. SWEARINGEN

WHEELING, Va, are now receiving their fall
stock Of Dry Goods for Jobbing, comprising very
country trade, bought at the present very reduced
prices, to which they respectfully invite the atten-
tion Of merchants; being prepared to offer great
inducements. sept. 80, 1S4s.
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IN CHANCERY.


.ss... f., VS.. iy ,,t IN CHANCERY.
Lucretia Perkins, MAY a .-.l o,.,., 4
ry Perkins, Alfred Dali The said board of foreign
~, Samuel H. Rounds, : Missions of the Presby
Morris DaDford, John teran chut ch ofthe Uni
Porter, Hannah Porter, ted States Of America
James Porter, Betsy and Alexander Porter
Porter, William Daw- who respectively reside
son, Anne Dawson, Jo- out of the Stale OF Ohio
seph Graham. Jane Gra- will take notice that on
ham, Mary McCutchin the 29th day of June A.
james Porter, son Of D. ls4s, the complain.
John, ,AIexan Porter, ant filed in the Office Of
Hutchinson Porter, and the clerk Of the Court oil
the board Of Foregn,} Common Pleas Of said
Missions OF the Presby- Monroe County Ohio,
teran Church of the U. her Bill IN Cancery, the
States;o Of America. ) object and prayer Of
whichis to try the validity OF and to set aside the
paper writing pretended to be the last win and es-
lament OF Arthur Porter deceased, late Of said
county You will therefore take notice that un-
less you appear within sixty days after October
term Of said court, for the year lS4s, aud plead
answer or demur to said Bill, that at the, April
term of, said court 1S49, the samA viii be taken as
confessed by YOU. and the complainant will pro-
coed to trial Of The case accordingly. N
KENNON & HOLLlSTER, Attys.
n Sept, 2, lS4s. w sgtjl for Complainant
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hin 81 ,.t.Iss t.s, s5...' ~, &, New YoRK. 4,
Flour AND MEAL. --Sales of Ohio Flour are
made att ss5 56;' with a fair demand. Corn Meal
brings SO 25. Rye Flour, $3 ST.. f.a.1.Re' 3 =
GRAIs.-- There is a fair demand for Flour
Choice red wheat brings from 81 Is to 81 a.
C0rn is steady and prices range from g. to 70 cts
Oats, "a cents; Rye 6s, 4 70 cts. ss.l5I I.
Prouisions continue in good request.
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IT IsT OF LETTERS remaining In the Post
II Office ia Woods6eld, Ohio. on the Ist day OF
October, 1913, which, not taken out before the lst
day Of January next, will be sent 10 the General
Post Office as dead letters 5Yqs sf ggt $500 3fat
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS y \.
d az MoNRoE CouNT OHIO:
John Sprague, ! lp.,a.tb., &.
Petition for Partition.

4, .t,,.t vs., s.tioi{ Z Pefai0nt FOR Partition.
Jesse Sprague, Samuel "a ~. IS XXX. "
L. Sprague. Benjamin The above named de-
Sprague, VIM. Sprague PENDANTS are hereby noti-
Elias Sprague, Isaiah fed that the above named
'Sprsgue, Jas, E. Mas John Sprague has this
ters. aud Ruth his wife. day filed his petition in
James Williams, and the office of the Clerk Of
Maryhis wife, j Josiah F. said Cour:, demanding
Cooper, and Rebecca that a pavilion may be
his wife, Mary Susan made Of the east half Of
,Sprague, minar child the north west quarter OF
and heir of Thomas , the south west quarter Of
Sprague deceased >secion So, township 8,
Of range 4, containing 10 acres; aud asa the south
hsIfpf the north west quarter Of secton'S6. town
ship 3, Of range 4, containing 7s acres; that said
petition is now pending. and that at the next term
Of said court application will be made by the said
plaintiff. for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises, according to the prayer Of said
peiition.l,,.. X ,.a \, JOHN SIN CLAIR, Atty.
16, ls4S-6w.s y ats for Petitioner.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF JAYNE'S
Fiis .i. .bi7 FAMILY MEDICINES. .raa s.l

iRiOMr hntN ~ ". 'AA AVE-
~ FAMILY MEDlClNE rs. 4a. 81"
| u. W. IoouSon' neheVue, ohio' says-1o ou
medicines sold have given very geaeralsat'siactio
and the demand IS increasing Inc Cdrm"ofso'
Baisam is selling well. Ha
u, Beaver, winchester, Preble Co. ONO says
Your Erpectordnf Is getting very popular, aud II
tact taking the place Of a other medicines OF th'
KIND. Your p1myuges dese'Vediy popular, Al
| also your CdrMmaf'oe bdisdm and rms. and re-
quIre no certifcate 70 recommend them
D.A. Barro VS., tIalena. ILL.,, June, 1870, says
| am out OF your p'rmyuye, and wish you would
send me some as soon as possible, as have call'
| tor II every day,-also send more Sondfipe Pills
am also nearly out OF E1pertordnf and Har 10
'"Ii I...s NJ Alien Cn,nmh;y.' '"s CHI 80" a.,
,sis s,vs.i y,n vii, na,ca;,.a ,h,, h.aa ia a,
uonr ~, ,,,;f,oes .nd ,n.y ,.I, ,,r ,h,, h. ..
~, ~, g e a., , 30 ,y,,, a., n,,,, oa,,.
!, ~, v""r Ds,,.t"es nar,;rnIa,lv .,snas do.
~, rsd,,, h;ah - Warn mad;c;ns ,,d has mi.
eorn,I, Isa .,,endea .;,h ,,ood efF't peas. ror.
,..r' Z. 49,, ~ nosshIe - ''' = D'N -
wv W;,l;.,ms q Havwood, pa,a;ob NJ o. Inn.
,e,s 80" Ssnd ne frssh s,nniv cs vo,,, ,n.J;'
.;os. ' vs. ~arn,;no,i." RoI.nm i. i;nh,v .no.
Imes Aou - 'sed ~ !, = "s"' 'p''
~en " y " w.,. "a, VIZ =. r. por,iand NJ. A., On
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y;. yoIl III .s;. s.'nmar Tha pa,s.m - W.rn.,e,r.
,sp'u.y u'. s,;sc,",;oo s 'N''"'se
sre sTou M;,,;sms p.rt tor.h,,a ", .,v. w.,
!, "a. ~. ~. w'"aa na1.s,, ,.;ad - & , =. u'
s.a,o' a'o 'nn o,.n .fF,,sd x;h i1.,rh., "a ~.
n,t;c der.noement, with MARKED success.
I'eP%eo o".y ~ ~ '"'"s' '"''N''P"'''
anu 'i'c 'T e, sy M wooas6a,d i}s
M q 49, !, sN g., Sonar,"n
,e TH gs nn,nrs 1T C,s,;oo,nn : No., 'oe'O" ~.
.mn. = Mx.r. Nav Castle ~, oitl..s.i-., z,
..b 3 1850 h.n,' voT I.ma.,ov, 1870 ...sl
a.p iE,,pannx s,a@"sJ is,sf. Ms
b uh.. .,s,, hs Nod al, ,ho ,,,hs, v.,r,h,s ,,sr..
..;.ns ~ nr Isvns - 80 - - 80 5f',f r'of-
,a..J..1 = :. - -.
= SCROFULA--IAYNE'S SALTERATlVEhas has
been prescribed IN almost every variety Of dis
ease and with unparalleled success, especially in
Cutanepus affections, Cancerous, Scrofulous and
Scorbuiic Diseases, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
aud diseases originating from obstruction OF en-
laTgement ofthe Glands, or impurlty OF the blood
d Mr., j.. H, Anderson, LambertyiIe. N says,
have used three bottles Of your .aherdfipe with
most decided good effect. diae -3!!5.- ..lf1
-ri Mr.. J. F. Frazer, Sidney, Ohio, says, have
sold the last bottle af your, .dheya''ue, aud the
indications are that j will sell very rapidly. 1t
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''' SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Woodsfeld Division, No. 494,
y MEET AT THEIR HALL, ~
In the Court House, every Wednesday Evening.
Ester J. Porter. compt.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss.
ga CoURT of COMMON PLEAS: a.!J
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Z Magnetic Battery,

Consisting y ELECTRIC PILLS, GALvAN.
lied PLASTER. MAGNETIC ETHER, No
Z. FOR CONSUM UMPTION, MAGNETIC ETH.
ERN0 Q. FOR NERVOUS DISEASES. MAG.
NETIC. ETHER NO. 8. FOR LIVER COM
PLANTS, &c. For sale by east = -
j. r. 81 H. Morris, Woods6eld,
James R. Smith, clMington, dtf
VIM. Mckinley, Powhatten,.
.HJsP. Ferril, Newcastle,i q y 10 is{ u 4
Isaac Welsh,t tBsallsviIe. 81 Y.gf .Its
Thomas Mitchell, Antioch,
!, MS 8. Hogue, Somerton, fofA3H .-t@
Benjamin Mackall, Barnesville, !, w
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ile5-b 'aaH J. G. FLEMING, p M.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised. u.a sos
October T. 1913. ies...f ~ ~ 4.a s,t e. ffs s,,
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s'h 1DRs j STEWART, 3 TrA.
P hsysicti' q 'ni as urg con,
- .alsc cLAHIINGToN, MONROE CO., o.
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&c a M M E r. CT AL
THE MARKETs.
NEW YoRalK.

Made UP from lie fafest accounts received.
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| NAPLES AND SICILY.

The King Of Naples has .prorouged Parliament
Gil the "a November, and the utmost alarm and
anxiety is-fslt for the issue Of hostiliiies. Il is
ssid that he French win oppose any further efforts
81 Naples to subjugate the siciliss. Z; N, 49,
TURKEY. ,-.4- -.
In TuLssyths chelsrs yss slill raging with
sEsst fatality. ,slIas5sss b8s Y4 aos-g
ssAncther ersat FIRE had occurred in Constantine.
pc, consuming near 400 houses. psio gsases
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o 4.
95-On Friday, at CINCINNATI, an extensive bu.
gus money manufactory, on the side hill over the
Miami canal, was broken Up. The officers went
to the house and there arrested James Field, alias
DR.. Rogers, and took large lot Of articles used
in the manufacture Of bogus money, and about two
hundred dolIarsin the stuff itself. among which
we're American half and quarter dollars. The
American coins are generally light. Simeon Low
ell. confederate Of Rogers, was also arrested on
SATURDAY.. ssnsH9 nhSInmsgW in 9a1ji1 gia ei }o
s''l e9'lan .,is .f3ti agirfiH ss0at59 a y
sh 0o-The Winchester Virgnian stetes that large
numbers Of emigrants have passed through that
town within amopth past. principally bound for
that noble region. western and north. western vr-
ginis. That countryis advancing Al giant pace.
Nswi,owns srerising and old forests are falling in
almost every part OF H. sai 70 neiissiib 80
0o-The total Ynumber'iof emigrants arrived It
New York from the 1st January last, 10 Sept 80.
is las, 1888, more than one-half of whom are from
Ireland. 'ISLi5klh-l
aisk 3Ss 4aa 5 q 81 slntftsata i1.fflfsl{ n 5,svF
II Another, Mormon war 10 threatened ia Illinois.
Two meetings have recently been held 10 Nsu-
VOC. with view Of adopting measures To- dive
the remaining Mormons out. sei I l9sl gs,ec %
oo-The wheat crops Of Ohio Arc upprsceden.
tsdsa They will yield this year, itis ssinatsd,
2s,ooo,ooo bushels Of wheat, sovsr one third more
than ever before in one year, =" n r 4 S'l~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
SScmcr Sc1mbSfODr
IN 2Uuentaun.
StSi III a ile 10 a It

3ci9t hermit icincn Sreunocn II. ciuem GEE
chrteu pubIifum an, oo6 er eiuen Shuhifctr
in Der Soamilton Stresc, Der Staot NCer.
tauu cr6ffuct bat, in bem @dhauie ocrmaIe
,Saccb 9teuboro'6, bid,t bel Qi9htcap5 uno
SiclDs Srudtitohr, olltpo or jeoerScit ale
Irten StieftIn uno Sdluben bon alien m69
lid)eu Mdteru uno Gualititcn fur Sorren,
Cnmcn, 5tuabcn, Wdchen uue SfiuScr auf
0duo h~te-a uno aud apf Die filrScite Bee
itchHr9 pcrfcrtne1l miro.
"a er Icin 8eiddft praftifd) bertcbt uuo
feline auiIcr BON Der beiien un6 bauerhafte
fen 9Irbeit, ipeIte Die geuausiie prcbe lbes
iteht, aus fencr Nano 9ehen ladru miro, uub
6uHcrit billioe prCile cine @mpfehIuu9 icin
f6nncu. ir bcft er ciueS 1hcils Der 6fFentlt.
tcn Snncidaft I'D, crfreucn 81 cilrfcn, pos
fir or flets o0nfbar ictn pirb.
9t. q, - @r bat i'd, 70 clu9eridltct bomit
er ale bci ihm beitcGte 9lrbeit uad, 9erlan.
gen pcrfertigeu FAM. unb iibri9cns jeoer
5tunre noh @eidmaf bcfricci9en wiro.-
Hufct bel tbm an.
9IIIentaun, Wai |. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
95trftbmte9enbett

Der fNrefli6e Sulfen Die 0un9en
iGuo in @efahr, Die QSerfe be5 Ger
ftorerS baben an9efan9en, Der S0uz
fen Der 9tusSebrun9 bat bortn Die
Sobe5lfimme.
Siit tu SHUTTER ?-Cein fictcs Giut une
Iid,e 8erfdltuug- Ieine gIastcit rerritb ben
Dalt pclden oteie &raufhcit 9cncmmcu bat
-icW GcceebuIten onrhifed,t ectne 5cele.
Sun9c 0eutc, ole rbcn oas Qebcn bctreten,
hoben 6ftcr6 cine 5Sraufbeit bic ibre fh6nc
;ufunfi9c 2IusTdtcu ocrbunteIn Der becs
tid)e Souifen uuo Id,Dad)e @lieoPr ucrratbcn
ben 8eruit Der t3offuuna, abcr uCrSweifle
ntdbt. Cine Slnocrun9 1T su ftroen ipeldbe
Die prripnnoete 9Gn9cn bcIen rpirb, fe III
Sberman'5 allbetlenber Sallam.
WtrB. 9Ittrcr, bic Satin bon @aiam 8.
2ltree, @iq. tpuroe als unbrtlbdr auf9c9e'
ben bon Doftcr Sewall bon Wafdin9tcn,
Ccftoreu 9ice uno WcSlelIdn BON pbiIaoel.
pbid, Dcftoren 9oe uno' Wctt bon IeuDcrf
Sbre Srcunoe bad,ten alIe oos fe itcrben
mulIc. Sie bate jcoes glnfehen Der gIuss
,ebrung, uno wuroe 70 BON ibrcr gIeriten crs
fl6rt-Sbcrman' SalIam nuree 9e9ebcn
uno bat iJe furirt.
Srau @arrabraut bon SuIS SerrD, wurs
DC cbcnfaQs bon Der 9lu6;cbruuq eurd bieI
fen Saliam 9cbeilt, nadccm olle anccre g2it.
tel ihr eiuoerung nerfdot batteu iie mar
gum bloIcn Sfelct1ecu5irt. Dcftcr q 6 Ga.
| lllc, 3abnorSt, 2ll BrcaonaD, mar 9luaen.
;euqe in oielen Sdllen no anoerc Webi,inen
fcbIihlu9en, aber Der 8alfau rperirte 9lrdb
eincr 3auberfraft. Cpftor rpnr ebenf1Qs
2lu9cnieu9e bon oereu punberpcQcn YBirs
fun9en bel ber. -nsilNga pon 9ilttmd, fptTdSe
ntemols fchlt glntfpcicn, 70 fd)redhaft ee
aud lit, fam burd otcicn. 8alIam gdnSIid,
9ehctIt ncreen. Die serriIene 8lut9efdlTc
tpcreen furtrt uno Die 2lin9e wieSer 9eIunb
9cmadt.
@brtp. SenrD Soncs, 10S ad)te glpenue,
ipurbe furirt BON 6ufen uno catarrbaltIten
Qcioenfdafl bon 50 cahrcn Oaucr. Die er.
ite Do(Is OcrIhafftc ihm mcbr 2inocruno ale
ale ilbri9e Nebi;mcn Die cr icmals oenems
men bat Goftcr 6. e. 8edls, I9 Delaney
Strase, CAB es elmer SdwrIteriu Die an Der
2lusSehrun9 lit, uno elmer anoern Die nit
2Iltbma tcb Iftet mar. Su beoen SdlIeu mar
Der @rfcI9 9cldwinb, uno CAB ibnen rpitber
| angcnebme 8eIuuohcit.
Srau 4ucrctia Reu6, 95 @briffie StraBc,
lit all 9lltbma ~ Sahren. Sbcrman's Bal.
fam bat iIe auf eiumol ber9clteGt, uro 1T i'm
Stance jcbcn 2In9riff curb cine seitige 9Ins
rpcnoung oicirr Webiin abuhaIten. Oie.
ics it pabrlid oas 9roee Mittel fir Nuifen,
8crfdltun9cn, SIutipeicn, Gcberbeihwcrorn,
uno allen 8ranthcitcn bcS SalIes, uro chen
fir 9Iithma uno 9lussehruno.
preis % @entS unb 81 per 8ottcG.
Or. Shcrman's SHuftens uuo Burm 60
Sen9e6, unc SIrmeu Wann's 0Halfcr miro
mic cben ocrfauft. Dcftcr SSermdu's Of.
fts 1T l06 Iandau Stra6e, gieuDcrf.
HJs Die pbi9e Meoisincu fuo i'm Sud,s
Itcbr bon @rcs unc Sciper gu babcn.
SUM 10, lS47. noIS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
rynrt0niIt6e QtQett.
SaDr9an9 81.

Die fctaenec h6d,it augcfchcre Scrreu (Inc
aehori9 ale 9l9cntcn fur oCn Serfduf bon
WriNbts ruoioniideu pillen, in 0cdd &aun
tD, dn9eitelIt wcrccn
Giroe uno Stciper, 9Illentauu,
9ie9iiter Office in 9Ilcutauu,
9leter WilIcr, Sd9cr6oille,
Samuct Camp, 0tcu Sripcli,
s.. 9. @cs, Stciu6ptlle,
Sonas Noos, epunoilte,
ScIbul ScibcrIine, Scibcrliu9fujlIc
@phraim lrorea, No9cI6pille,
QSlIidm Rcru. Ster Wtlcuu0ic,
W2cisler II. @rcmau, Sr6iut9sutIe,
g. Ncoocr, SrerIertduu,
9larcn @romau WiGsrstauu,
z. pno 9. QDeaper, Wacunoic,
Sfra &c uno @icrbart, @pCper6bur9,
2eui Ruerr, @IauSpinc,
Shlrlcs SNittsl uno 60, Q. WhctthdU,
Sclcmcu Weaperr Macun0ie Squire,
Sclomcn SrD uno 60 9ccpcrebur9,
harles 9iittcr, Hittcr6piac,
cSchu NarmonD, S1dIcnuilleu
gcpi Ritlfr, GUnu Iaunld,p,
9tathan Sermdn, 8crm1nSpiuc,
Suop Girce, Sd,ncdeoilc,
SatIict uno eeunu, Roro Wheithan,
c,ohn y. @nul, DO DO
S,c,ueG uuo NH See, Sieafricos Sriife,
~. II. g 9oubad,, GaubaheoiNs,
Siatbau Sc9cIp, @ranuilIe, e-.-s
z. Narlod,er, Saucon 8aIcD,
e. gS. Dds,
sIbrabam Gong, Sctberclf5oiHc.
Sf1ccS gum 9srtauf cicler piDeu Fno NO
I69 31ee SroBe, philabeIphto 1913 Gre
,uout Stro6e Snl1nu uuh OSS GSrrptttnid
Straec, u. Ocrf.