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CIRCULAR to the CoTLEcroRs Of the CUSTOMS
ON FISHING VESSELS.
TREAsURY DcPARTMEST, }
Washington, June 30, 1879. {

ON flSitlNG toSElS.
Treasury DCPARTMENr,
Washington, June 30, 1879.
I, is deemed proper by this Department So
far to modify the Circular Instructions " on
Fishing Vessels" dated the 22d December
1913, as to dispense with the observance Of
the regulation requiring that vessels employ
ed in the Cod Fisheries, in order 10 become
entitled to the allowance provided by law,
should complete their prescribed term OF Cod
Fishing " in continuous ar consecutive voy'
ages or fares" it being considered by the De-
partment a satisfactory compliance with the
law, that such vessels shall have been actual
ly and exclusively engaged in the Cod Fisher
les, under license for the same, such number
of days between the last day of February and
the last day Of November. as shall in tie ag-
grcgate complete the term prescribed by law,
of three and half OF four months, as the
case may be ; the righ, remaining to said
vessels to pursue the employment Of MacEcr-
el Fishing, provided they be licensed for that
Fishery, in alternate voyages or fares, during
the Fishing Scason.
w. NJ. MEREDITH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Deaths

In Lowel, on the % h uil., Ms. iytia NJ
wife of Geoese Crane, and daughter ofMf, John
Sherman, of Portsnou H. aged 80 years
AZ Bristol, on Monday , III ult., Mrs. Chaf'
loite yickery, aged 80 years, wife of MT -
vickcry formerly cflhs town. 81.
In this town, Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Hiram
Crandall aged 81 years.
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TLc undersigned having associated himself
with : p, Rrc,hers a. above, takes lni, method
Of r.1.ing hs thanks TO his customers for the
yer, liberal patronage that ha, been extended
10 him and will be mUch graifed for a con
tnuance of the same at the lower store, where
every iEducemcnt will be made to gratiff their
wishes WILLIAM NEWTON.
NcMpori Innc o 1910
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In San Francisco, April Goth Col. Steven
son. of New York, and hi, associates ar
nounced new city, the New York of the
Pacific" to be placed at the junction OF the
Sacramento and Joaquin rivers, and it took
amaz nely. A conttoc, was made for the run
ming of steamers .hoTc and below that point
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

When the celebrated DR.. Irving had exceed
cd, by the length OF his sermon, the patience
of modern congregation, seeing persons
quietly stealing out of the chapel, he Sat down
in the pulpit saying, " shall now wait until
the char has blown OIL" The rcproof had
the desired effect, and shamed tho people into
remaining quiet.
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ASEcDorE.-A eountryman sowing his
ground, two smart fellows riding that way,
one of them called to him with an insolent hir,
" Well honest fellow, ts your business to
SOW but we reap the fruit of your labor y
To which the fa'mer replied, "Tis very likely
20 may, Cor am sowing hemp"
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e5-The St Louis ReveiIle Gays, that the
whole number of wagons on the routes across
the Plains to California, will make train So
miles in length, The same paper estimate,
the number Of men now on their way to Cali.
fornia, BY this route, ct 36, ,0CO.
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GREAT lNDUCEMESr.---A California adven-
turor, writing to his friends, says that when
ne first went TO the diggings he hadn't rag
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12
r,suIoSAnLE TEA HOUSE. Fr

L miles fiom Newport, on the rost Rood,
leading 20 the stone Bridge. This new, spa
rious, ard drlirhtrui'y situated establishment
is open for the reception of transient, ana per.
mancnt boardcrs tea parties and nc mes iur
nishcd at short notice The house rs Su'fc"n
dcd by ornamental and ftu'' trees, tomugn
Gus TO the house are two Bowling Alleys.
where those who take p'ca"u q in this inv'g
Grating exercise can in. ulgc. There Is also
conmodlous Bali Room, being ~ by - te'
The Subscriber promis every euenuon 70
those who may petrou'z". hum.
Portsmouth, II. |. (jkl0l BENZ. BROW -
Providence Journal please cory
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The Hartford and Providence Railroad
Company have complied with the injunction
10 deposit $4,000 to meet damages to tho
Sigouruey place in Hartford, and are pushing
on with the work
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

Gov. French, of Illinois, has ad dressed a
letter to Uriah Manlcy, Esq, of Marshall,
which has been published, in which he de-
cares he has no po'cr to appoint Senator OF
the u tied States TO fill the place of Judge
Breese
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WAsHINGToN, July Q, 1919.

Mrs. Madison, tho venerable relct OF Ex-
President Madison, died to-day at an advanced
age
All the public departments are closed to-
day on account of the funeral obsequ'es IN
honor of Tx President Polk
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n1The Germania Band arrived yesterday
Torning one half Of it is engaged at the
Ocean House, and the other half at the At
ian,c and Bellevue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

I5-Gen. Shields and Senator Brcosc ere
together at court, III Bond county, III, at
which time they appeared as friendly as il!
they had never quarre,ed with each other.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

The Washington Union says tina, the Loco
Foco party Must not 60 to sleep in lis pres
ent position" Probably it had better not
1t is stretched directly across the track of the
erea, Wing railroad, and the cars will be
along BY and by. - Lou,SriM Journal.
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CURE TO CURE
G II @ L E r A.

Accounts alp-st daily reach us Of the rayage. Of
CHOLERA holh at home and abroad md Of the iiiiI.
success which has thus iar attended tie attempts to
check i's 'rgut'ui inrOaia un hlmsn bi9.
such being the fact IL surely may be regarded
era IN Inoudern discoveries that medicine has been
discovered possessing the power "f checking the pru
gress OF the Cholera, and eradicarg iron the sJ.
tenn.
Mrs. Kldder, would respectfully call the a,iru
lion ol The public to This invGlCabe medicine kHowr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

A destructive fire occurred at Gcorgetown
y c., on ,he 9th inst. A large number o
buildings and stores were .umcd Ont
man was killed in blowing up buildings.
Several gentlemen of this town, who d,
business in Georgetown, are among the suffer
ers.
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The Vattcmare Collection Of American
Newspapers already numbers over six hun
dred 4 thousand more, at least, are expec-
ted Those dated July 18th or 9th are want
ed
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a Book for the Times.
CHOLERA,
rs Cure ard Prevention

rs Cure ard Prevention.
The True Pathological nature OF Cholera
by George Stewart Hawthorne, VI. u. Senior
Physician to the Belfast Hospital &c, Price
II - cts per copy ) just received and for sale
al Il lLLEl'S Newspaper AMI Periodical De
pot No. l22 IhamcS-St. iunc7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

NrrmoSr.-'rhc Wing State convention
nominated Carlos Coolidge for reelection as
Gov, roor, Pobcr Pierpont for Lieutenant
Governor, and George Ilcwcs for Ires'ur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

\ THE PoPE's CARRiAor.--T Pope's s,ate
carriage, says late letter from Rome, most
gorgeous vehicle, commenced by Leo XII,
finished by Gregory XVI, and re.ouc he'd
during the reign ef Plus TX, at an expense Of
$4,000 scudi c ,oOO) was yesterday convey.
ed in grea. pomp from tho Vatican to the
Franciscan Convent Of Ara Cel, on the Capt.
tcline Hill, where it was formally made over
to the Monks, TO serve exclusively for the
reveted image of the infan, Jesus, when car
ried to visit the sick and dying in various parts
of the city. This image, considered by its
beneficial results TO be one of the most mracu.
lous that Rome possesses, has nevertheless
been hitherto borne on its charitable mission
in an exceedingly shabby coach, so that the
soldiers of the corps de ga ride seldom recog
nized the equipage in time to presen, arms
before it has gone by but, yesterday after
noon the good citizens and their wives wept
with delight on beholdng the santo ban'bino,
auen led by the guardian Monks, installed in
all the splendors Of the papal carriage, aud
proceeding triumphan,ly down the Corso to
visit the sick and wounded at the hospital OF
San Giacomo.
Court sEY.-And this is cal courtsey, that
which has reverence for womanhood in sex A,
the courtsey which has respect for others than
the rich. than the young; it is distinct from
the coursey that blooms only in the smiles Of
love and beauty, and withers and cools dov n
in the atmosphere Of poverty, age, and TOLL
Show me the man who can quit the bril- liant
society Of the oung to listen to the kindly
voice Of age; who can hold cheerful converse
with one whom years has deprived of charms
show mo the man " no is ready to help any
one who stands in the need of help and, II
The blush of Helen mantl.d her cheek, show
me the man who would no more look rudely
a, the poor girl in the village, than at the we'll
dress d lady in tho saloon show me the man
who treats unprotected madenhood as he
would the heress surrounded by the powerful
protection of rank, riches, and family show
ire the man who abhors The libertlne's gbe
who shuns a, blasphemer the traducer of his
mothers sex who scorns as he would cow
ard the ridculcr Of womanly foibles, or thu
exposer Of womanly reputation. Show mi
the man who never f. rgcts for a moment th'
deicacy, the respect, that is due to woma al
woman, in any condition or class show MT
such man, and you show me gentleman. =
Nay, you show mo better, you show me
true Christian gentleman. There are som'
who think that persons loso in manners a
they gain in liberty. One grace belongs L
the spirit of liberty, and where the spirit @
liberty i, most active, this grace prevails tn
r,out with this grace i. expands this grac
Is respect for woman, not for her rank or ele
gance but for ron,an. And when this sent,
men. becomes enlarged, when it is stable,
social structure may be raised upon 1t more
glorious than mankind has ever seen. .-Hcnr
Giles Lecture on Don Quirone:
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The ScyereSt Cases of Dysenlery

sre Immediately counteracied, the pains ere aiayri.
the bowels healed aud not anfreGuenIIy the bowels
become perfectly regulated aud restored IN the saor,
/ snhce VI Ten or Twelve hsnTs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

The Roman Catlo olic Total abstinence So.
cie,y Of New York have presented to Father
Mathew $50.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12
CHOLERA, DSSENJ i.RI or
DIARRIIOs,S.

This ordial Immediately checks Iho vomiting. -
lieyes thepans, stops the DiMrhol aud ths
bowels to "A perfectly regular aud healthy sHte. how
ever tsyere the attack may he, or however low tho
patient may have become, IL invariably resiotes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

In the % days ending on the eth inst, lOi'
004 passenger, arrived at the port OF New
York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

uy-Passepgers wishing Breakfast ol gnlnr
notice at tho office m soon as Posslble ave =
leaving the wharf, cen b. pfog,dsd ioton board
Tho bost lunc 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12
MRS. L.. KIDDEf,
100 Court Street, GCst~~

who is the inventor aud sole proprietor frrg Rst,
aud Apoihecaries supplied as formerly ular.r" sma
quantities.
G., Sold by her duly appointed Agents tir',;Ior
he world.
{ Soldn Newport, bv II. II. HAZARD, q.
HAZARD, aud H. j. TAYLOR, Drusgi's.
juney.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

To increase the vigor Of The mind, We ought
to increase the strength Of tho body.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

A, Chsgres, June i6, several vessels vero
vai,rs rvr passengers to san Francisco
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For Sale

THE store W no TaoTcs street now oc-
cnl,ed b7 James Philips for terms sc. Apply
To JAMES -. BROWN,
JanlG.r orEl HENRY BROWN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12
SE.A:SICKNESS,

II most pleasant and desirable remedy ~ Sea
Sickness. IL checks the vomiting, and readily restored
the patient II invariably checks vomiting produce
from cnnse MhhteNer.
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Cholera Dyscrtery, Ipiarrhra
CORDIAL

Many thousand lives habe beer saved by this nl.H.
ciue when the dsesse had advanced TO its Insi stages
II IL hoped that every hOusGkCCper will keep the
Cordial ni hand. and II timely administered hnt little
|. h. fr1,n, urL ikn
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Chronic DiarrhUa.

Either in children adults, of months years crntn
uance, most rcndily cured with this Cordial. nrt
NitfslAnding they may be reduced to mere sLsrtcn
Immediately strengthens, aud shortly restores them
To fact baa
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CAUTION,

Re sure that you obtain MRS KiDDEU'S CiN
ERA MORBuS, DYSENTERY aud DihRR .
CORDIAL, and YOU will get the only true anl "fi 'ir'
article which has heeh held ~ the highest es,ina
ton hy the public throughout trc whole country
Il is put up IN bottles holding nrHriy quart nterd
ed tor family Use aud sold al tuc Dollar per hUtiis
S,Id
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Cholera Enf,tntllnl.

Ii has saved the lives OF many thousand children
when reduced tn deaths door by this complaint u
gives them immediate rehcf, and they very so'u 70
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For General Debility and
Dyspepsia,

II isl most excellent restorative giving healthy tore
to loti the stomach aud bowels and prevents fo'i
from pressing distressing the stomach. .
The public may assured that ~ contains u'''N-
opium mineral su'istances, ANYTHING that ~ IN
the least injurious TO the constitution.
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Ill new cases Of cholera were reported II
New York Tuesday, and AZ deaths.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

The man who is mos, slow in promising II
most sure to keep his word.
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IN - D~Eu G-EC

THE subscribers have concentrated them
J. business g. formed It copartneshp. this day
under the name & firm OF
NEWTON BROTHERS
and will continue their former business on q
more extensive plan, at No lS6 .S lSS Thames
street, corner of P,Iham; and respectfully So.
icit continuance of patronage
EDWARD r. NEWTON,
JAMES L. NEWTON,
June IS l8io WILLIAM NEWTON,
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No. IG6 IHaincs-strpei,

The Board Of Hcoith for The torn Of Nerpot
o q moetiag h0bica on he 2OM day Of Junc,
isl0, for he purpose Of making regulations
hqli,an's of SAID torn, ordered and decreed
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In consequence Of The above arrangement, it
is ali important that all debts due previous to
Ist OF January should be settled immedialely.
T. + 4. J. II NEWTON
WILLIAM NEWTON.
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Ocean House, Newport, Il. I.

ygyIIE subscriber informs the public and
. those who intend visiting Newport this
Summer, that the OCiGA. HOUSE, which
- now too well known 10 require any partlcu-
lar dcsct ption OF its excellent accommo odations,
Will be opened for the reception of comp my
on the 18th of June The House has Just
been put IN perfect order, and some new aud
attractive features added to its previous luxu-
rIcs
lie will be assisted this summer by MIR
Omstcad for many years connected Will the
Fremont House, Boston, and who H. known
10 all travellers as an experienced and highly
popular mon in the fashionable Hotel business
Mr. Whit, who has been in his employ
the Ocean Howe for several years past, and
vino Is so well known by its vlsters for his
gcntlemanly department and unyarying ur-
banl'y Of manners, viii also be there the pres
cnt summer. JOHN Il. WEAVER
may3l ,tf
Atlas, Gazette, Bost II; Express, Mirror, n.
/ York North American, Philadelphia and
Patriot, Baltimore, Please copy each four
weeks. and forward bills.
" EW BUTTER, received every day, and
/ 7 sold in quantities to suit purchasers, at =!
! Broad ST., by
JurcI NJ. FRETBORN & co.
/ GROCERIES. A rcw end well Selected Stock
VI of fresh Family Groceries, ust reed, PER
Sloop Renzl from New York, and for sale at
,ow prices.
June wv DAVIS SON
( yJANTILLhS, Bischod', Gro de Rhine Co
/ VI cured do Turque Satins, BlaUn Fringe
\ German Gimps, newly opened by
/ May23 F. LAW TON BROS.
II rllEESF, 10! ofncw cheese for sale Ivy
IIO June wv. DAVIS " son,
II GUNNER DRESS GOODS, ofevcry varr
II y " OF style aud price viii be opened this
week by Mey23 LAWTON q BROS.
II TuIN DRESS COoDs.-A variety o.
II l very good style Lawns a. the low price o
/ ~ !. cts, and one shilling rrr ward.
II Also, great qu'n'ily of BeragcS AMI lis
4 ,ueS, for sale very cheap by
| JuncI. WA. c. COZHENS & co.
| \ oTICE.-Ju,t received and Tor sale, SON,
! " Of that good steve Polish. Ht
\ innrs. FROwNELLs.
/ COAL! COAL!
II FOR sale Wy
| May % GEORGE BOWEN & co
\ Ncw Orleans Molasses
II so EhddS. superior quality New Or'cIn
| MolaSscS COR sale by
Il May2i J. :. MUNRO
a nOtE. =. ARNOLD'S BALSAN, 10
\ ~ Darhca aud DyScnlcry, at
Il juneS RI. TAfLORS.
II Pare CbDscr> offIatSs caps, :iuS
cIoth;;,g, should not fail 10 c:.il IL
III" United States SIOtEiIg StOIc
two doors North Of Post Office. IL
sWinburnc's Block.
II w HERE they can find the most beautii,
II W assortment Of Summer goods ever oiiere
to this community. We have opened this q,
, a s,lendid assortment of Summer Hats, con
4 sr;ingof .ng and double brimmcd Lcghorr
!. Pedal, Coburgh, China Pearl, PaImleaf, Coz
: da Straw, Senate, Nc.
I. :. The Ladies are particularly invite
Il 10 call aud examine the assortment OF chi
J.cu' t~ I,'ut f. root rho 1 ptt,l Stlt,
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Children that arc 'rCcihHo.

ifinclncd to Diarrhp. should always he provided viii
this medicine, IL viii keep the howels regulated
keep of the CHnker. II - Wholesome safe pUd pler
ssnt to the taste; and children fond oi ~, utd
L-. - ! LLaLl.Ia L.xlI-.
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nOtE. =. ARNOLD'S BALSAM, io
~ DIarrhca aud DyScncry, at
iuneS H. / TAIIOR'S
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DIR. CoRBETIS ~HAkIN SNRtr
Op sARSApARiIbA- The Sovereign Cure
for Diseas,s ot the blood, a~d all impurities II
the System. A. The SPtng cren', u - well
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II ROCERIES. 4 rev End well Selected Stock
VI Of fresh Family Groceries, just reed, Ier
Soop Rienzl, from New York, and for sale at
ow prices.
June9 J w DAVIS, ~ son
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" HERE they eau find the most beautiful
! W assortment Of summer goods ever offered
T to this community. We have opened this day
a splendld assortment ofSummcr Hats, con-
7 sp;ngof .ing and double brImmcd Lcghorn,
Pedal Coburgh, China Pearl, Pamlcaf, Con
da Straw, Scnptc, sc.
\ Z. :. The Ladics are particularly invited
to call aud examine the assortment Of chll-
d'cn' .tr, lent forget the United States
|. Clot"'. -.orc has been removed from old
No 81 10 No. | Swlnhurnc's Block,
II Nav - AUGUSTUS GCFFE.
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NANTILLhS, Bischod'' Gro de Rhine, Co
VI cured do, Turque Satins, Bla,n Fringe
German GImps, newly opened by
May93 +. IANTON & BROS.
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II hss been thoroughly tested In every country and
every cma.e, arp Its effect has every where proved
n
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NrEW BUTTER, received every day, and
. Z sold in quantities to suit purchasers, at =!
Broad ST., by
yurcl NJ. FREE BORN ~ co.
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| rIEESF, a 10, ofncw cheese for sale Ivy
~ June J. W. DAVIS " son,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21
. CT Ate Snli.

Ser 74ae @eburtsta9 amsrifanifbcr I'm
dn9isfeit-ber 9lorreibe Uierte SuIi-
1T foSufa9en Dor Der Sbhre, uno nod wiBen
mir BON feiner SeranfaItun9 sur Seier eel'
felben in un1erer Gtabt. GS mdre bod al
Isrbin9s b66f taoeInswurei9, wenn gar
Feline paiItnbe unb anftdnoise Seier an benz
feIben ftatthnoen folte. @r lolIte ole un
e--o-te.-a ~ N-.:-,~-r es.L-rs,.,,, ,,nh MA pin
au9smeiner Seiertag bctrabtet rpereen, an
wedem mir futsn iolItsn einanber Su Be-
9Iiden unb SerS unc SeeIe sur Grrin9uns
INNER er0Bersr unb pOIIfOmmnrer Srsibeit
beioes in blr9erIi6er uno moraIifder 9in'
fibt neu Su beIeben. @ir brauben feines'
wt9s icne YuIper. unb .Surrobbuben.Se
monfrationen, woourb bftsrs 9rO6es TN:
9IiFd unb aneerer Sbabsn Uerurfabt wiro
-aber Ia6t uns Seb n 9cci9nete Qbbreben
sber prcbi9ten babrn, mo mir font nur cine
batten Ia6t QlIe weI6e fpre6sn, fbreiben
peer bsnfen f6nnen, ibre &e9ierun9s Ser
bsTrun9srSbsen befanntmaden ; last uns
Uierte SuIi @ic'Nic' 'Se9cbun9en permebren,
unb iberaIt bic freunblbfsn uno berSIib
fen 9efttIe 9e9cn einanber Seisen uno
Ia6t uns M oraIif6e Sblo6ten fir
Gs6t uno Geform fdIa9cn, nit eben fCI'
dem beiIi9en Gifcr unc @utb aI5 unfere
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H6sn pierts SuIi Scicr srwa6fen.
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Giue SUuvcutiUu Scr Srucecr.

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man Dor, zine Staat5 Convention Der Ser.
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flag Der Ste Nopembcr, ;u Sarisbura.-
Cine dbnIibe Convention 9sbsnfrnbic Sruf'
CT i'm Stoat NcuyOtf am l9ten September
Su Syracufe Su baItsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-21

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