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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-28
EnCe Mountain Mills.

THE sutsrrissf. " sri CardiRg Machines are
1 ueN in zCcd erasr and ready fof cardine
Naal They vi y attended by Mr. Young r.
Whitaker. an experienced Carder and steady
man, Who will ase syery evertion "a give saflsfac.
ZION. Prices % Gaming 81 cents per pound; mix
ING done in TIE best manner Tor ~ cents per
pound.
am also engaged in Blscksmithiss. Manufsc-
turing Carlng Machines. =" heat Fans, Wagons,
and pIoughs. All repairing done in good style By
experienced workmen.
Also on hand, and for sale. Flour, Whea; Bran.
Corn Meal, Wool rolls. and shingles; together
with small siock Of GOODS, such as are gene
rails found IN Country Store; 81 Of which will
So sold 10 sni, NE times for Cash; OF Wheat Corn,
Ft4gseea, Fraihcr-, Bccswax. Talow and Shin
yies viii IN taken ~ cash, al market prices.
All yAsDER DICKSON.
juno Ith, .545. s5-6m
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Notice.

A IL whom il my toneern will take notice
~ that I have given 10 nv son William Vice.
Jon liberty 10 transact business on his own &C
count. and hecomc responsible for his own ron.
irsrcts. in as full ami Perfeci manner ssf he hsd
arrived 81 the full age Of tweniy-one years.
HARRISON MEED0N.
November 10. or 3wp
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A IL persons indebted to the subscriber ore re-
N ques,ed 20 come forward and settle their sc-
counts. Al those who do not pay attention to
this notice before the iilst day Of December, will
End their accounts ia the hands o. an officer.
X. r. NORRIS.
November 7. d.
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FnR SIZE nv

T.onz Il webb. HillsboTough; ID. Heartt, do;
i-ae. Watson X Co Cnarel Hill; A. Mooring,
.sarlngviIle, Hatie 81 Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
n.auxs County. Moore 4 Ssell, MI. Tirza Per.
sr,a County.
Fs5usv 7. 81
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MATURE AND FASmcn.

MATURE AND fAcniAn.
r. Ss,ass u. naks - srniislaa.
-Ts Sssurs ao.lIs shs Assst and nis4.
Eals-s 5, zsn tAan f.sAias ezn.
Wa ..ss ssaa q 2eas sr1neS;
Yer ank 3 - . hsnaa g.A,
ArI n espaianee F'orcs ( 81;
~ s.rAiy iiiiss "a sOan II
Ths axaa. "a sSsalsss sal ne lO~.
TIA - ys sSll shea feois ooh cola.
Pc ash, al rr.soa hush connend d;
Aas su,siy her Mo make he sod
An god o hey whs wasss ana sPsnd =
'ris Nsiu.e s.a,. ihrs vision. power.
The innate ten5ssne- Al lkosghi;
a losiy n;.l i Nsluie's a.sHrr.
A boan ~ frtnns rsrr bcugkL
N'krse Na'urr's hand hat. icen before,
Tkeu's iiale aerd u FASHIONS iorrh;
Cam a,k or aanhsods srsoe 20 nOrsi
Il often fails % DO as mush.
Then be We lo,i when fsols LOOKS cold.
Tor right and reason both commend 4;
For surely ,hsy Who asks ~ gold
Arc gooi Is ihOss sho Waste and sPend 4.
-
iCL,li's Death was never more sweet
Is mnuTnsd han in these linrs by X. d.
Shernlam-
D. same rude spot where vulgar heritage grove.
n chance siolei rear ia purple head.
The careful gardner mOyrs j, ere il blows.
To thrive and flourish in 3 noler bed.
such Was thy fare, dear child,
Thy opening such
Pre.eminsnce IN early bloom vas shown,
For earth too good. perhaps,
And loved too maeh--
Heis'n saw anil early nArk'I thee cor rs own !
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Look here!

sISHE subscribers wOuld infoFm he Pablie. hat
they sill continue 10 20 business a ihe old
Sand. (wainut Grase.) eight miles North o.
Hil.ho-oush. where they keep On hand good
assnItment Of
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DR. TOW AsEND's
eosrorsD rxTnAeT or
SARSAPARiILA.

ShNSA - ttk1<k<Tht
Wonder and Blessing Of NE Ag.. TIE most Ear
frGOrdinors Medicine in ne Void.
THIS Extract is put Up IN Quart Bottles: Il
i six times cheaper. plcassnter, and war
r.nt,d suuer.or 10 any sold. II cures without
vomiting. purging, sickenlEs, OF desiiiasnE the
Patient.
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sar-
sapariIla over al other medicines Is, lha, While y
eradiraics the disease, il inyigoraics The holy y
4 one of the very best SPRING AND sum
MER MEDICINES ever known; II not only
puifes the whole system, and Strengthens The
person, but ]. ertdtes ne'c, pure and rich BLOOD
4 power possessed by no other medicine. And
IN this lies the grand secret Of its wonderful sue
cess. Il has performed within he.ast five wears.
more ti,sn 100000 cnres of severe cases 81 dis
esae; nj least 5000 we're considered incurahe.
II has saved the lives Of more Than 5000 children
during the two past seasons.
10000 ccsts OF General Debility end rant q
Nervous Enrgg.
DR.. Townsend's Ssrsaparilla inyigora'cs the
whole system permanently. To those who have
lost their muscular energy by The effects Of meet
cine or indiscIeiion committed IN youth, OF ne
excessive indulgence ofihc passions. snd brought
on a general physical pros,aliou u the nervous
system, lesi,ude. want 81 srliilnn, fainiins sen
saiions. premature decay sui define. Fastening
towards ina, f.fai disease. ConsCraific csn r
entirely restored b this Pleasant fel's,iy. h's
sarsaparila !. far superior 10 any lNNi1OkA-
TING CORDIAL. s. Il rpneNs sud layisorsies
the system. gives aeiiSi;y 10 the nls and strength
to the mu, cular system. il lncs, extraordinary
degree.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can
be cured. Bronchitis, & consumption. Liver Com
plant. Colds, Caiarrh. Coughs. Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood Soreness in the Chest, Hectic Flush
Night Sweats. Difficult, Or Plcfnsc ENpectoraIicu
Pain in the Side, &c, have been and can b.
cured.
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sofas. Sideboards, Bureaus.
Efedslcatis. Tables.

made Of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch. and Maple.
He would invite attention 70 bis make 81 Port.
able WARDR0BEs and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot he surpassed ior durability, neainess, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of eli per.
sons wishing 10 buy furniture Of any description.
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere. a.
he intends 10 sell a. low a. he can possibly afford,
and.his MoTkmen arc al experienced hands.
lie has nov on hand eight fne Dressing Do.
rsaus. with Looking-Glssses. two China Presses,
two sideloards. si1 plain Bureaus. eigh, Candle.
stands. one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book.
case. and Bcdsisads which hc will sell low.
49, Timber taken In exchange Tor Furniture,
such a. Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
sc.
- Persons al distance. buying Furniture
can have il delivered at their doors. ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past iavors, and vii
he thankful for a continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
/ February l.. IS
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Land for Slac.

seT1x IOFFER 81 ~ sasEs THu q
80 Land ID Prnon county. llsi estE ~
sfS nosilssn oEsnes Inc.
A AZ . loSy q uPisr1. q z irfsfisr
4 uone IN he naiS1le FsIi u ilis siiis. lie
e,Tn lands are ) IL enSlessd. sl1 i ecC3 tssr
lie foEssilsres sc Lsasi.y iinisHSs aie a. W..
wsfered.
on he Isnds sfr q rsriefy substantial II
MISUNDERSTANDING eufst. Nisst tia 1s
issce Barns, Saw sd GIiH Nils in TsIisa 70
pair.
II vii te seis IN parcels e frii fIy Irnltis
PAIL G. CAMERON.
s,sgviIls r. o.. Orange, N0s.s7. CT.
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~JR a. Co.-Your travelling agent left
with me at summer quantity Of DR.. M'I.ane's
Pill. and Worm Specific. to sell on commission.
Tn, Wrm specific is all Sold and should he
"a % procure more. it sells very readily aud
M very sslu,ary effect in expelling worms. II
sou can forward nj some, or send nc an order
Il call on sour agent IL Buffalo, e.. $. Reynolds
,t.ins il viii meet with rapid sale.
w. II. AINSWoRTH."
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s.n0l, 1T this !!

q YOUNG msn o. cool qualifications end
~ some experience in teaching, desires To OBJ
tain school Address Wui. J. Bingham, Clio.
yer Garden. Orange. y. &.
ocioScr ~. o5-iw
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Orinher 30.

SI,LANE's WORM sPEcIFIC!,- The
lfh following from an agent, shows the de-
raand which This medicine created, wherever il
y a. introduced.
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BLANKS ror Sale a, This Office.
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CirCassion Balm,
h. r. HIBDARD & cos
CarminatiVe SaiVe,

For the cure Of Felons, Piles. Ulcers. Carhunces,
Aguc IN the Breast or Face, Ear-achc, Burns,
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains. &c. &c. Price IS
rcnts
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Cabinet Warehouse.

THE suhseriherrcspsctfully informs hisffiends
Il and ths public generally that be has ON hand.
ani will endeaSer constantly 70 keep, variety q
Well-maae Furniture. embracing 81 the leading
sTiicles. sreh -.
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- rstgln e RS. = 80 gfsat PlsaslEt a. saF-
80. - : ~ lerssaisg rlsss1 aid lraFis,
~ RliL ss -. efniss1L
Yo-rs. Eszg~xts1lis. JOHN bITLEk.!E
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.ayARxsarna, WraMINs Co. N. y.
Dec. 10Th, 1877.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-11
The Sumter Banner:
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
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No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option Of the Proprietor.
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on all Advertise enents or they will be publish
ed until ordered to be discontinued, and
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sertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
,nents will be charged tho same ns a single
Insertion, and setni-monthly the same as new
ones. ~ 4 & Z, s8s;;55$s ,,f @
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines
and Communications recommend ng Cand-
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TAllle by mail must be paid to in
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-11
THE NIGHT FUNERAL OF A
SLAVE.
FEBRUARY. 1S4.

MEssRs. ED1ToRs: Travelling re-
Gently, on.buslness, in the interior Of
Georgia i reached just at sunset, tho
mansion of the proprietor, through
whose estate for tho last half hour Of my
journey, ! had pursued my way. My
tired companion pricked his ears, and
witha low whinny indicated his pleasure
as turned up the broad avenue lead
ing to. the house. Calling to black
boy in view, / bade him enquire of his
owner if I could be accommodated with
lodgingsfor the night.
My request brought the proprietor
himself to the door, and from thence to
the gate, when, after q scrutinizing
glance atmy person and equipments, he
cnquired my name, business, and des-
tination. ] promptly responded to his
questions, and he invited me to alight
and enter the house, in the true spirit
Of Southern hospitality.
. He was apparently thirty years of
age, and evidently a man Of education
and refinement. | soon observed an
airyof gloomy abstraction about him; he
-aaaid but little, and even that little seem
ed tho result of an effort to obyiate the
seeming want Of civility to stranger.
At supper tho mistress of the mansion
appeared, and did the honors of the ta-
,ble, in her particular department.; she
was exceedingly ladylike and beautiful,
only as Southern, aUona,a are, that is
beyond comparison with those of any
other portion Of this republic have ev-
er seen. She retired immediately af
ter supper, and aservant handing some
splendid EIabannas on q small silver trav,
we had justseated ourselves comfort tably
before the enormous fire of oak wood,
when q servant appeared at the end
door near my host, hat in hand, and ut
tered in snbdued but distinct tones. the.
to me, startling words
:. Master, de coffin hab come.''
every WE'LL" was the only reply,
and the servant disappeared. m
My host remarked my gaze inquisi-
tive wonder, and replied to it.
Il have been sad, sad" said he, "to-
day. / have had q greater misfortune
than / have experienced since my far
ther's death. I lost this morning the
truest and most reliable friend 1 had in
the world--one whom I have been ac-
4customed to honor and respect since
my earliest recollection; he was the
playmate Of my farther's youth, and
/. the mentor ofmine; faithful servant,
an honest man, and sincere christian.
Z | stood by his bedside today, and with
his hands claspedi in mino, I heard the
lost words he uttered; they were, sMas-
ter, meet mo in heaven
His voice faltcred a moment, aud he
continued, aftora pause, with increased
excitement .,5
ss Hisloss IS a melancholy one to me.
If left my homo,I said to him, y ohm
see that all things arc taken care of
and knew; that my wife and child,
property and all, were as safe as though
theywerc guarded by an hundred Sol.
dies. Incyer spoke a harsh word to-
him in NIL my life, for he mover mcrited
il. / have a hundred others, many Of
them then faithful f and true, but his loss is
irreparablc. "
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up, they fell at odds With the butcher.
Ihe Prlnce insisted stlat the butcher
was 10y { not % blame, hey replied
nis iatner Dad Deen served So ne would
nave nay BWorn SO Us no man ma could have
endured \. B, ,Y
. way replied II the Prince tsetls
tss f'tsasisseS s1s ffie ses,sie g
17s @. o.zfis y IS Is
81; me prince mad 9 nlce g. sense OF SELF
respect, ana ltSse cured for { iiIm the res
pecs Pc y ot Of il'll gu.
saas ,t-..------i--
aiDFEANTAGE 3 % 81 ABBY DRESS. Z
q 8 french paper gives! an incl
aent q tnas iateiy haPpened g a. ceiebra-
tea .artiss, VINO e lecttui
q his fo,lefts; e ayii,s ms stud
Gay, ana walking along stIis stre etratll-
er alsently, ne heard q call from fe.
maze Voice oehIna mn.
Here my man, sld a. peSkon-
mg 20 nun nun san you carry A bundle
ht5le Y ea., way !or ms
he5 artlss t9e kea ats stlle nay ior Q
sIlloHent, saw y. taag ane was very hand
some, ana ins.eaa1ei .; planning as le
was ABOUT 70 ao, Il.as ne was gentle.
nnn, I, ne sara y nm giy GAM: and
io',oMesl 70, $, neI, ,lhlo 9 shof.
pShole s ias Sc als g; neaVy
lpus ~, s nIsea ls lta y. uea e,lers upon
8 s tne IA
s Went fast oh befosa him aIIloW;;n5n 81 81.
.tauisitely turned i paii 81 feet and anklea
She mounted at last to The second ,sto-
nv ~ of d house. with the tired no., sportar
close al her heels. and BEGAN to fun
Bile in hers pocket to fnd thes money to
a,, nav him. q As she did 10 she ast;ist
looked wei at her ffaces and found e fn
be one of| the most ipecul;ar IN ;ts stvIa
of beanty. rs well ,Is one f,f the fiineat
he had ever y seenss
Pardon met he said as she offered
him the money! 81 Il nm not q porfeYs.sT
am an artist. and instead ,ef ,,,oSS,ev
will ask u favor of you is allow ,ne to
make q cot,y &c vosr faee IiSllIis nac.lEs.
age was heavy. and / the complimIssnt vof.
paid to INV dress Was not very gratify-
ing, iIng hut ishallbe Well paid / if & can
send d copg of your 1,,1 beauty to ;he srext i
exhibition S &c tie accad a demy. Az;
And 30 . Great artist I came salte bv the
original Of one of lie most EXQUISITE he.
lures which his pencil has ! nut npen nor
canvass. 5e.sT3g
/, 3. ], n, 4;
8 so.spa i. ns ! a.lhpu,.y g aEansmlE-
s sng sSuhas ~ . 5 E greas als.ahcs ar1aes
self IL the surroar,dine & mT mT AZ: Il I 81 Tint tbas e
We, We conld confine Il o1I one side. as alono
a WalI-on two sides. as ii q narroY
stree on all sides. al ia & tube or
pipe ye should Be able Il, sconyeyIs;;t
to { great distances. Il. III, tbe seast.;ron
w.ter.pipe: of PAWS, which formed 4 8
continuous tube with only two benttlinas
near its middle. the lowest wh;;sper AZ
one end was distinctl he ard at the otf,-
OF, through d distance Of 8, LOO feet
az pistol fred at one ond actually blsw
out q candle at the other end, and drove
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not lost d large share offs Del hes
viii abandon its For d nan ttsss Ihabii.s
tually feYereH The name of tsod, and
respects bis anthoritv there is hope
James .. King of gland ,sYas nery
gprofane. His son Henri, an arniable
prince, swore not DIT saIl. In The |picto.
rial History Of Eng Hand, it ii related
of Henry, that he had boxes Eept;
lot his three housss att Stt. y5atnes,
Richmond, and Nonesuch ID receive
the fnessfor profane caring, which he
ordered TO be strictly levied among his
attendants for every iinstance os pro-
ifaneness.
On one occasion, when the Prince.
was hunting d stag it happened the
stag was spent and was killed l 81 but
Ieher's dog, hen Che company came
|up, they fell at Cd de With the butcher.
The Prince insiste that the butcher
was not to blame. They replied asff.
his father had; been served SO, he would
have Bworn SO as no man could haye
endured il, 81
AWay, replied \ the Prince tagll
the plsasasse IA tie sgoyle is alotssoorts
ian oatls SIS Is 49,
The prince had a nice sense Of self
respect, and itsectired for him the res
pect of all.
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dflisfellann.

THE following interesting letter is from the
New York Home Journal, and will be
read with relish by all our subscri-
bers. The Journal is one one Of the best
papers issued by the American press and
is as its name purports, strictly fcr home
n consumption
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19
3allciltallst !SSoet)ict1a.le'
fur tutI9e 90men.

Sit Sommcrlieun9 eiefe8 Snitituts nabnI
brcn NnfonQ AM crilth Mai nno miro Spet.
uncSwonji9 Boden cauern.
Ser Yrincipal.. NirS. GIifabtfb 9)cunas
erfreut fb Der MitbuIfs BON fdbisfn 9cb'
rern, uno bCfft paber Uat, bic ibre S66ttt
lbrcr pfc9e anpsrtrauen, UUafommen be.
frteti9en 6u f6nncn. ..
Sic wirb ii6 frsuen ,pcnn ole @ltcrn il!
rer S6uIer Die S6uIe bsiubeu unb fcben
wcI6tn Sortfbrtt tbre &inctr MAIDEN.
S6hIer, Wcltbe n06 oem Qnfang tfntr
Steun9 cintreten, baben nur pen Der Scis
tbrcr Gufn0btne an 3u beSobIen.
S5criuguu9cn {:
SIR 93tt6ltiaun9, 9Hai;brn, Ctt. wr Gieunoj $4S
llntcr DIT :-8Ir 9Haebtn unkr =
Subren, g
Sir 9l1drdbcn jvilntn 8 uno II Sabrcnj 10
Sir SRdpdm UtGr u Sabrtni 90
Suni 2t. na6nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19

SruGcr.9 9lrbctt.

Sn ctetr Drutrti iutrcen itttrcit uno an bsi sfff
t9ttn Yrci6tnOlIt ttn Drudr:lrtSittn, init cltoons
9ann SbriftL fhSu, ibur unO tilIia rtrridttt dls
8dbsr, !oanotas, eS6rs, Dicos. 70 Gt fee dirrrs
Nrtn Slants, ris in Dem 8nNt eiatS 8FitrtastibNrS
pcrtcmmtn.
pa mir uu5 9Gibfas mif ttnern 9rSfsn 2dO<kmtrt
Gn9lbtr Sbrftn prrftbtu bdttn, it bcftth mir Snsn
pblrtdsn 3uFrub et6 Gn9fFbrlt etfs gatGtua,s gi
Crbatttn.
0IrG. JIG. & ~, Gfq. it oSr Ggsnt fir btfl
'"ectbo potrict''-Sffits "@uans 8uileine" Drittt
StraFF. Dem Grbanae Gsbiups erscndbsl, in Ybaas
otlpGtG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19
SeSin9uu9en Sie5er Scituua

Dr Su9lfripticnS. prsib fir ctn ecdba YatriCt ii
YIN SbdlT otS Sabrs, wtnn CT inucrbatb oem Sab,
ttiaplt miro; nab &srtaaf pcS SSabrrS miro 81 q
oaftr an9trehnct.
8tn iuttrtbrtibtr miro fit cusn ttr;crcn 3sitruuu
en9'ncmmtn, ols fir ftbS Wlcuatc.
Httaauo tann ltincn Gontn p6h Der eifts tsr Cub
trtOsntsn auStrsitb!n laftn; Ct bats bonn 3upcr a
&dttinot ab9ttra9cu.
Sstonntalbun9tn nerbtn cin9crGdt icecS @irrcd
ort'nal fdr eintn Sbasr, unotes 6crtFeun9 25 Gent;
SrOjtrs i'm 8crbStnf.
-Sritf uno SHlttbritun9tn mdFru ptffrei Gin.
gdanot Wtrbtn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19
@cSi3iuctr.
rq2irll

Sctocnbt ocrtrcffidt NQeci;nen ilnO uuttr anecrrn
in ctn pCBlfiIcn 8utbtcbr rcr lIntrr;lid,netsn ~
babtn:
Dr. SrrpnfuO'6 SorIopariNa.
Or. Stbtnd's putmcniichcr Srrup.
Er. Sibtet's SdbmrrEn:SG SGettr.
Or. IBiltn's Jouittu:NItoi,in (Gdnrr).
Or. Nltltuittr's allies btittnoe SatbC.
Or. Sronoretb's btruhmte QillCn.
Tr. 28rabt's Suoonilbt RrduttrpiuGu.
Or. Sr0n'5 ptrniibtc Sttrs fdr TNSrrtfbc,
ufw. Sutb, 2IpnuS S SreGlCr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19
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piro biermit 9egcben, oa6 rie unterSeidneten
ais UcmiutllratorCn ron Der SointerIalIen'
ibaftccS peritorbencn SacOb S nf, Iret.
bin pCu Ger .St0et QIentouu, 9e6a Co.,
on9cfcut worbrn iinb. - Qur Sol6e, Die
raber nod al brfa9te .SinterIaITcuIbofl
ibuIri9 lnc, Wcrecn biermit 9sbcten in.
ncrbaIb 6 QSoden bei ecn Qeminifratcren
cbne Scbl anSurufeu unc iDre S6uIcen ob
Sutrd9eu uno SoIbe, Die noeb rehtmdBi
9s Soroerun9en an beia9te SintcrIohenIbalt
ju MAIDEN baten, bCIiebeu bisfeIbe inner
b0Ib teio9tcr 3cit aud einjutrin9eu.
SGina Sinf: lstpm,ors.
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Sunt Ia. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19
gttpaS llnerDbrteS!
0ie -9rG6te 9lcui9fcit III Der SSclt
Scr &anrrnJ nno ESonuowcrfcr StpDr lit
nirbt su iIbrrtrchcn.
Ste4te 9lnfunft.

- 9te4te 9ln funft.
Sie unterSeihnstcn benabribti9cn cas-
YubIfum Zap iie locbcn bic ib6nfc UuS:
wabl Srilblin95' uno CONNER Baaren
ou&9cp0dt uno 6um Serfouf anbieten, Die
ic in Uuentouu an9cbotcn muree.
Sbr U6Ortcmcnt Sud- Defenders III cine
portrcffIicbe uno Die Qrci6e ccfcIbcn un9e:
wtbnIitb niecri9. @o6imereS bobcn Iie ei.
ne fcbr ib6ue NuSwabl. 70 aub Srlfin95.
uno lberb0uM oleS mas fur MannS'Nn6u
&c ucrIOn9t mirc.
Unt bic n.-Sur eic SamCn ia:
ben lie cine unilbertreffIihe fh6nc, mcbIfct.
Ie uno CUTE Qu5wabl Sre6. 0uter. Scioen
pon allen Sarben, MOuS De Gains, QIpoe.
cas-, 9awnS, II. {. 10, II. {. 10, furS Die Sa'
men F6uncn feineSfoIS lire 9rben, rpenn iie
bel ibnen anrufcn ocnn ale Qrtfel bic iie
nitDio botcn f6nncn Iie pCn ibnen crbalten
-uno Swor 70 wcbIfcil, menn nidbt wcbl.
feiler oIs all ir9eno einem oncern Srt in
oiefem @ountp.
Sbr Enforcement @roScrien, SuienS unb
Grpenwaaren fuben CbCnfalIS ibreS @lCir
den in allen 0tniihten-oaS III an @ute,
Siui9fcit uno Uus9ccebntbctt. &urS, 9ttc.
mano miro cS 9ercuru wenn or bel ibuen
anruft, inocm iie periidert fublcn. ra iie
mcbIieiI cin9sfauft bdben. olIc bcfliepi9en
su f6nncn, uno wiIIi9 iino an ben re6tcu
prei6en bu perfaufcn.
SIR frhber 9eno6eue llntcrRueuns inp
fc b61f panfbar.
Grim uuo SiruinDcr.
E@S Ser0cBt ben Srt nibt.-@r 1T Ger
criic Stobr UbcrboIb StefeI5 9aRDauS.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19
Gin Se6rtttitat,

Bur GrIernuu9 ccs @srbcr 8cfbdfts,
mno fc9Icib bci ocm llnterfbricbenen in
GmouS, SaIjbur9 &duufbip, 9edo @aun.
tp, rerIan9t. Gin wodcrer Sun9e miro ei
ne on9cncbmc Stcue fncen. wcnn CT Iib
0ljbaIo mcIcct bel
SbomGS SRrfbaltcr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-19
Sin Siiebcr, Sdscr uuS Stbipimmcr.
Erntflitbe SE0rntln6,

ga ben llnterScidnetcn bur6 Sifber, Sd
ger uno S6wimmer an ibren Senftn uno
auf ib,en 9dnccrcisn in SaISbur8 Saun'
ibip 9rcBr Sbaccn dn0eritbtet wiro. 70
9ebtn fie biereur6 bic srhfilitt 98arhung
Dap cteS unttrla6erf mtrren mag ; inccnl
ie enen ioI6en 3uitone Der Dinae iinm6s'
lid tdn4er trrutpen finnetT. aBet bielct
uno frsuneIibsn Stte Fern @es
Dor fbenft, uho fCrtfdbrt cur6 unftrc 9dn!
ccrcten fir cbi9en 3wed SU pa6ircn, BAT eS
ii6 fsEblt Su peroanfcn, ,ptnn bic eanocs'
9eietc 9c9cn ibn in 1nfpru6 9euOmmef
wCrotn. p.
SUfcpb 6. 2Gecr; 2amurI S,fo Ter,
Sacob Siidllcim; 81. .. Sbcrbarp,
Spicpb Sirtricbi Spbu q. Sfubc,
ScnjGntiu Surpi9.
Suli IL. na3m