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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-07-07
Legal and Road Notices.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, -
In THE CoUT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Margaret Smith, IN CHANCERY,
PETITION ron DOVER,


Barbara Hale and .Irl.
Owen Hale her hus- The absent defendants
bard, Anson Smith, in this case will take notice
Emily Cronin Il Sam that the petitioner has filed
uel Crohn her hus- her petition in said Court
band Jeremiah Smith. for dover in the south
Susanna Smith, James west quarter of the south
Smith, Minerva Smith west quarter of section N o
heirs of Jeremia b 10, in township No 3, OF
Smith, decd range 6, containlng 40 and
40. 100 acres; Also the north west quarter oil the
south west quarter OF section No. Is. in township
No. S, of range No 6, containing 40 and 46-lOO
acres. And unless the said defendants will appear
and plead, answer or dsmur within sixty days
from the next July Term Of said Court that at the
newt term OF said Court thereafter, said petition
will be taken as confessed, and decree entered
accordingly. WIN. q. WALTON,
June Is, lS49-6w Sol. for Petitioner.
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wIILIAM T. sELBY,
Late Seiby Agne,o s. .S,ceningen)
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,

MONROE STREET, WHEELING,
Is now receiving his Spring Stock of Dsy Goods
for jobbing. which being unusually large he is
prepared to offermore than ordinary induc emenis.
and respectfully invites the attention Of buyers to
his stock. a kss.. ss!.l sea 4 of5.gss' ,..re
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-07-07

A TTACHMENT-Atm my instance an attach.
IA ment was this day issued by Ee Headlay,
Justice of the Peace of Adams to ownship, Mon
Zoe county, Ohio, against the property ard effects
of William MilligAn, q, nonresident of said coun.
ty. Dated this 25th d,y of May, A. d. l849.
June q. WILLIAM j. MCCONNELL.
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DLASTER PARIS, raw and cslcined, suita.
IL able for allpurposes, always on hand at 2l4
Liberty street, opposite head of Smiihfield street.
Pittsburgh. All orders promptly attended to.
mays. W. w. WALLACE.
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STATE OF OHIO, Nc
In THE COURT OF
James Okey and Stephen
McTeague,
IN CHANCERY.

James d. Gray, George The defendants will
Gray Joshua Gray, Debo- take notice that on the
rsh Gray. Jane Kirkbride 18th day of June, ,l549,
and William KirkbrIde the cumplanants filed
her husband, X e g C C in the Court of Com.
knight aud Lemnel j. mon Pleas of Monroe
knight her husband, Mary county, Ohio. their
Gray aud Hannah Gray. Bill in Chancery to
toreclose mortgage upon certain real estate there
in described; and ydu viii further take notice
that unless you appear, plead, answer or demur to
said Bill within sixty days alter the next Term OF
said Court for said county, the compliments will
proceed to take said Bill and the matters there as
confessed by you and seek decree accordingly
~ HOLEISTER,
June 10, lS49-6w Atty for Compts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-07-07
Miisic eillane O u s y
Woodsiield Male and Female
lsIal lsa d Seminary 9, laIa q sai /.

u all aHUi.
The Simmer session Of Dissatisfaction will com.
'mence on the first day of May, under the care OF
Rev. D. r. Campbell and Samuel Davenport. .
kind but rigid Discipline will be exercised, and
regular reports furnished the parents and guar
dians Of the pupils exhibiting their standing pro-
ficiency and conduct As many departments will
be established and as many teachers employed as
the warts Of ,he school may require.
The price ofinstruclion will vary from i've to ten
dollars according to the progress of The pupil.
\ The following text books and authors VIII be
ENGLISH. y )De Am. Buon's
Reading. Ss1W McGufy's Reader ....,.,, {
Arithmetic, RAYS, GREEK,
geography ;fFs Mitchel's valpy's Gr. Cram
4, Smiths g. mar, and Arhods.
E. Grammar, Kirkham's exercise
NATURAL SCIENCE. Jacobs Greek reader.
Comstock's course Anabasis Xenophon's
MATHEMATICS. Memorial, .,o-
Davies course Sophocles, Homer,
LATIN Eschylus Plato.
Ross Latin Grammar. FRENCH,
iKIeb's Exercises Manescas course.
Sailust Cesar Picot's series.
Virgil Ovid, De Fivas. b..
lLivy Horace. )Telemechus.
Taeitus Cicero )Votare, Corneille &
DE of. De Oratt Racine. ,rr
De Senecet ttS)
:. Itis very desirable that every pupil be present
at the opening Of the session.
REFERENCE -a'' gag
Hon. Jos Morris, d. H. Wire, Esq.
Hon. John Davenport Wn. Okey. Esq.
Hon. Vim, +. Hunter, Ihos West, Esq.
Hon. HIM C.. Walt0n, John Kerr, Esq.
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NROE COUNTY, IS
COMMON PLEAS.
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q - FROM BR:-tifRhM, cox. -s-...-. --.s.
Late Professor in Cincinnati Eieefie Medical

- g.C lEl-~f e. COfedge. a- ,sss,..-.. -.
Mr. A. l.. Scovill: Howevei reluctant hav.
been TO permtmy name to be attached ~ rsssrt
medicine; consider it duty to the comrnunitv
20 STATE that ihree cases Of ,neipient covsur,c.
non, vix., Miss Bell, Miss Bargsr, and M Is
H. Cox. one ofour City Council. that Dr Rc..G,.s -
LVerwort and Tar operated more like speci6c
than any other remedy, that ever used. 'f,ns -
the cases viz: Miss Bell, pronounced bv se,s,.s
Physicians to be iaboring under the LAST 80 ~
Scroiulous Consumption. She is now IN sr'.S
health from the use of few bottles al ths 49,
syrup. HIRAM COY. NJ m -
Cincinnati, Jan. 25, lsl7. 80 H
FROM THE HON JUDeE-HENRy MoRsr
Mr.. A. l.. Scovil: am well acouain,e ~ ,.,;,S
DIR. Hiram Cox aud his practice, be hsyinr ~.
my family physician for many years. and can 49,.
fully say that have as much con6denc. \. ~.
skill as any man living HENRY MORSE
Cincinnati, Nov 8, lS47. 7aGasa : as
his great remedy has not only made almost ~
credible cures Of CofIsumption, but il bresL. ~.
the most distressing Cough. Cold, Pain n ~
Breast, aud Asthana, IN few hours tims. W.
authorize our agents. In all sses where II does ,cS
give immediate relief, and The bottle is ret,rned ~
cherrIuIly refund the money Sold bv : ~
Z A.& $. Hendry. General Agents ior Ohio. .I.o
J. X. y ). H. Morris. Woodsfield;
Wm. Steel, Sisfford;, go,
Ialbolt& Wernecke. Malaga;
Peter Dorr. Mlltopsburg; b
john NJ. Roupd, Suinmeriield;
3 Z. & OsA.Boyd, Carlisle; ~
VIM. Il Myers, New Castle; ~
'tanes & Pspcoast, Jamestown; sts
Anshuiz, Pollock & Co, CIarineton:
Isaac welsh Il Co., BeallsyiIle.
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REFERENCE

:. Its very desirable that every pupil be presen
at the opening Of the session.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-16

Indians speedily of to the body OF their nation in the
West The above decision OF the department would
seem to conflict with the recent appointment Of sub
agent and 10 make the officer IN command in Florida as
heretofore, the only proper medium of intercourse be-
tweenthe Indians and the government
II has been great mistake ever since 1912, to permit
the agency for these Indians to be located outside OF their
limits thus aordng them constant prelext for coming
OF these limits And, when the agency recently
transferred from the military 10 the civil department had
the agent repaired promptly TO his post at some
point in the Indian country and been present at their
place about the full moon (5h) OF July-when their
Young men who have attained the proper age and pro-
icency are admitted warrors--he would have seen
the assembled nation, obtained correct knowledge OF
their numbers and probably have ascerained whether
there was any general spirit Of hostility in the nation
and Pease creek and il 50. might have put the whites
most exposed their guard. We shall be most happy
10 find ourselves Mistaken but fear that such change OF
residence by the agent cannot be effected in safety
unless the late outrages are not only dsavowed Dy the
Chiefs but the perpetrators promptly delivered up
We now enclose our authority from the Governor OF
Florida, TO represent his views to the President OF the
United States We did not present this paper at our rst
and only interview with the President because his other
engagements limited il TO hall an hour, and did not
wish 10 embarrass il with any f0rmaties.
We now respectfully request that this communication
may be submitted to the President at r.earest con-
venence With il we close official relation to the
subject under the authority now presented and beg that
the determinations of the President may be forwarded TO
Governor Moseley, or his successor, at Tallahassee,
Florida
We have the honor to be, with high consideration.
BENJAMIN F. WHITNER,
L. A. THOMPSON.
Hon. G. w. CRAwFoRD,
Secretary of War.
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[rrom Ia Croniea Of Sept. 81

The Washington Republic goes telling marrsis about
the island Of Cuba and the Spanish administration Of their
province. or course, the authorities which the
base OF the Republics erection OF absurdities OF the
tnge and temper their admirable prototype, Twn-
ball. Of whose blind prejudice respecting the rule Of Spain
in the Grand Autia we gave notion Wednesday last
In this country in Mexico, and in various parts Of South
America, have many subscribers who desiring us
to make frequent mention Of Cuba, and dilaie
somewhat upon the riches and enyabe progress In
prosperity Of that island We have abundant materials in
power satisfy the curiosity Of our readers and put
silence the incohetent babbo and asities Of many of
those who here in the habit OF speaking OF Cuba But
now when senseess multitude blind every prin
cpe OF justice and without any sentiment OF seespect
having to the most indiscreet language and
In outraging the character of nation whose in
and OF benefit, and Of not the
slightest disadvantage the United States. defence Of
the institutions and administration OF Cuba would be view
ed by some In the light OF supcrhuous Justification
To whom should such justification be made To a
Few journals Of small capacity and dsersior iooksd OF
NTH contempt by the greater oro~ Of the wt" ard prudent
public prsa Of the eosnfry7 Spain owes no reckoning to
any foreign opinion the subject Of the institutions and
regulations thinks proper establish for lie internal gov
srnment She has both the ability and the viii to make
her rights respected, and looks with deserved contempt
upon the insolsnf srrapaganc Of any fsgw oombinaor
which, by caumny and slsshood, may seek 70 forward
agitation 70 promote psrfy f~dh
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These prices quoted from actual sales and they
utterly dsprove the statements Of the ron-masters to
Gen. Taylor, and the assertions which they have pub
shed 1t is not true that the iron interest is more de.
pressed than any other interest It cannot be materially
affected by the few thousand tons Of poor English rail-
road iron which has been recently imported That il Is
subject to the vcsstudes which affect other inter
ests we do not doubt The planter sometimes feels the
effects Of the great political and social events which dis
urb the commercial world in the diminished prices Of
his cotton and 80 does the farmer in the prices Of his
wheat and provisions But do those classes clamor for
the privilege Of taxing their neehbo and robbing them
in order to make up for their anseny reduced profits
Besides, how happens il that all this pg-ron" clamor
comes from the great and wealthy State Of Pennsylvania
wehem nothing Of il in Ohio in Kentucky, in Tennes
see where there great and thriving iron establish
ments In those States the business s ourishes, and
IL carried on probably II 10 increasing In those States
notwithstanding the pretended fatal effects Of English
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Important srovem.n,.

Il appears, in part from Geographic dispatches, ih
the three conventions-of Syracuse. ohs old hunker)
Utica, (the barnburners) and finally. on Friday last
mass convention at Syracuse all passed away;''i
that they have finally united upon ticket 10 be T'
scented TO the people at the ensuing aaumnal electO
Four Of the nominees have been named by the one P'
al the first Syracuse conventions and the other four m
been nominated BY the Utica convention, vizi
For Judge-FREEBoRS G. Jrwfrr, of Onondsga
Secretary OF Sta,e--HrrRy s. RsxbxsA sof Cortland
Treasurer-BsSJAMs weLcf,jr.. Of Erie
Engineer--ALsxAsDER cAMrsELr, Of Albany.
Il appears from the telegraph, that the last or mass e''
venton have unanimously confirmed the whole tickets =
we are not yet advised whether this convention adcn
any new pailorm--whether they have inerpoated ~
sosm as new element Of their creed, or whether ~
have been content to LET that whole subject pass by
ting il remain respectively for both parties. upon ihs
revelations at Syracuse and at Utica n they have isk
the last step, and will adhere TO conciatory cous
the re- union may become complete and the triumph
the democratic party will be accomplished at the com
election. John Van Burea insisted upon adopting ~
hall and half ticket in The face Of pretty strong o
siion at Utica bat he presented at the time the '
soil resolutions, which were adopted BY The conven''
Should they stop a, Utica, and not hnd their way into ~
subsequent mass meeting repeat the reunion WI
complete, and will prove triumphant. We are imPaie
to see the final disposition which was made upon tn|
subject at the mass convention Of Syracuse We shou1
infer from the following telegrsphic despatch IN h1
Philadelphia Inquirer, that the mass convention n'
ratified the propositions Of the bunker convention v'1
out departing from the ancient republican platform
The Syracuse Co~psrfios
sYaacuss, N. ", Sept IL-The democratic mass ?.
veption assembled in the Baptist charch this mornn
There was good attendance and great unanimiy Prev
ed There is every prospect Of ulion Of The two
rhe convention adjourned at n o'clock
SECOND pssfxrcH. ~
The convention met again 1t o'clock, and, snntT
ing the revolutions Of ssch section, sdjeurnei ~ ~
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
The Diocesan school, near Alexandria Rev. X.
DalrympIs.

THE of this win the second
"Wednesday o Of September and continue ten months The
object Of youth Thoroughly Christian
cpespepae Tor junior and classes OF college,
duties extensive In depart
aud science greatest taken TO
competent branch. Terms $40
advance sending
sls0 each Bedding SO per session
number of students limited rs. Parents VINO intend 70
requested early notice. that places may be re-
All who purpose entering the school are most cam
requested themselves punefuay on e ~ day OF
Application Cor admission and further information 10 be
Rector post Office Theological Seminary, Fairfax
county Vrenia.0 Aug i6-Aaw6w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10, ls4s.

u-DAvID authorized subscriptions for the
in he Virginia, and In the of Frederick
Washington and Allegheny Maryland, and receipt for moneys
paid for he same
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DEG inform citizens Of Washington and District
that they have established branch Of their New York house
Of they
have fu and complete assortment on staple and Fancy stationery
English, German They
particular their stock Of FANCY AND 0RNA
MENTAL. STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS, and beg say that
from facilities thcy in importing their goods direct nom
the abroad they enabled 10
purchasers NOT 70 be- found al any other store in his city,
SAM
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Lon-Dafy, 30 per csnf. ad. pai.

Thus il appears that in the markets Of Philadelphia,
American pig iron commands prices ranging, according TO
qurlites, from s7I to sac per TOM and common Amer
lean rolled bar iron is quoted al s55 to $50 per ton
Again we quote from the Boston Atlas Of the 18th in
stantgood wing authority-the prices Of iron in the
Boston market:
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TO CONTRACTORS.
nLuE RIpaE RAILRoAp

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS received by the undersigned hs Office In
BrooksvIc, Abemae couny, Virginia, until the i q oetee
~ the tunnel through the Blue Ridge TO
gcer with the deepcut and cmbsnkmen connected herewith at
each end.
The tunnel 1850 long IS wde and 20 feet high
viii eastwady, the rate Of %
below the the mountain
Proposals whole hdfi
being distinctly whether the Eastern Western
half IL bid for
Proposes requested before bidding
will from the undersigned al necessary information
will be with suitable OIL the
The
prosecution of the work, win be expected.
Printed proposals will be application TO the
undersigned.
ny order Of the President and Directors;
@. CROZET,
Aug. 11--dtoct Engineer blue Ridge Railroad
G3Proposas viii also he recetved until the 18th OF
OcDbcr next Of e Taiiroad eastern
about eight and half miles. comprises
muc heavy work, and a tunnel about 720 feet long
Sept l5--tl5h Oct G. CRoZET.
WHITE BRANDY, sc.
w 2 half pipes brandy high proof, for peaches
barrels old white peach brandy
casks white VINEGAR
1900 gallons pure cider vinegar, for picking
2 barrels Einger
White, red, long, and grain pepper
Mustard seed, spices, SC
Just received, and for sale by
GEO. 4 THOs. PARKER CO,
Sept H-a Opposite Browns Motel
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uUNFORDs Homer's Ii.a.--Phce reduced from IS 50 20
septk FRANck TAYLOR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
Scfentli6c 93cnDu.

Sienitaoe nuo fittipuebs Scu esifcu
nnS 2Sitcu Sebrudr, itbcn Sag I'M 10 llbr Scr.
mittoas, clIGn o0ut res lntcrritbtntn, in gcros
NHbitbaI Sauribp, Sctba G0unn, ,auf SlfntIibn Sen;
ru ptrtauft wcresn:
8 YkrrS. Ykrbt@itbirr fir pfrtr, mo SNtdtn.
neec 4:3auS:SHd9tn, prpcn elmer ncd gang uu III,
Gin 3:Sdutspassn, ollie init Iottnt Gpcrrtu, Gin
Otortcrnss8o9tr,, Gitnsr5ScoicS, cinr rrppE Sttt
rlotrtts Yftrpt9librr, 8inpp;ch, Stboft, Sbptnt,
pfIdlc, G99tn, Sadt: uno SNStbGttu, Sttt 6Culti:
tern init Sbcnr, 2 Skihpa9tu Siuftrttttt. Subriat:
til, Rcitfatta, 2 SBiuomiblGn, Srcbtant, 0rtibmas
iCbnt nit 9fres9ap0tt Srtbtrct, 6jrasimin, attttns
ltrdnet. .6tbs uno Sprrtctttr, @runrbcirtn btim
Suitd ppc Stftn nit 9trbr, Gin pritbti9r Stretdr.
S>Sag,Ibr, Safer, Bitter uuo Stdnotr, uno irnt nctb
cine 9rc6c Scrhitocnbtit ron Ioatlss unO Yautrn9Gs
r6tbfbafttn, 81 rptltliuf9 ;a mClotn.
Grtcit unb 2ufuOrtuu9 an &rtaufSta9c pcn
Sfcnbcu MicDcr.
St6ruor l. na1r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
8illiam Sufel.
H6sumatiSm! NGeurnatiSm !

Saukuos SGGIn pcn Rbcumasln fino SaearCb
sOsnfolls surrt ~crosn.-esict fcl9cuots:
9tadwsus Sstanr, Ssp ID, 1s47,
Or. z cp e.-NGcin Serr: Stb babe fcbruti
ltb fir Sabre an bcr 8brumaism ous9cltanbsn pcn
rpdtbtr 3stt icb eft niht 9cbcn nc Iblafn tcnntc-
Sb bate nuousltsbIidbs Shmsrgu, uno rcine gisetr
rparsn tbr 9cibrpclIsu. Stb babt nun 8cittln rcn
ibrtm SaraparilIa 9cbrautt uno eisi battu mir sshr
ais 1000 Sbalsr psrtb Gjutcs 9ctban. Sb Din in Der
Shat 9Sn;ih oacrn bcfrtit. Sie tSnnen @cbraub rcn
olttm MAIDEN, wsnn iis es fir ihidlb eratbtsu.
Sames Cummings.
Seie pcr r tb t | 9.-Sa ss all9sinsin tefaAnt
it, eaB oefe Ssei3in Ribt dterrrfsn rperoen foam,
uno DAB a oiclte iib tbr gut ptrtouft 70 batsn tsb
tSlt SRenihcn Gin StfbSft earaus 9ematb hisfd6s 80
srfilhtn, uuo oos 4>ubltum tomit 81 bctrtesu.-
@ean fl enhsr pcriibi9, 70 raR man aub bic rstbs
NQeoijin erbdt
Die dhts Nylsbi;ii,-eirFr bcrrlids artitt-ilt jE
prtouftn btt
@utb. Youns une &rerler.
aItntoun, San. a, ls49 nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
Sefentli6e SScnDu.

SSrcitdgs Scn 9tcn Mir, prS;is I'M 10 llbr
&crmitta9s, rlIcu AM !oauit bts llntrihritttn. in
Serb 2BbCitboG Suunicbp. scdDa GaunN, auf Gfcnuis
der &rnbu @rtouft ptrotn:
3,p;i Yfrre uno pkrcc9ctb:r mo SlicNnnCec, 9
riuiabriae SdItn 9 Stit &inbspicb, prruuttr Gin
Ocrcnbirc 25ulI III, Stdd Scbptiut, ppIi 49auls,
ipd9tn, Gin 9dulswo9Cn nit Sprin9&, Gin Gtfncrjs
uno Gin 9rrftr 2HogCnbcrr, gBo9tulpinpt, ppt Scn
oIllCittrn Sttihpao1e, QfuNroaac. Sthitibcbt, gpt
Qfli9r, Gage, Orcthmoitbns nit gkreCgnralt, 29rcs
Gr Strits gum @ihutrS SrouBtbtn. odls uno Nlilts
oatrln, YidCn uno Sdbouftr, StaibStrttbt, GfIA 4
SItttu uno SCtIabsn, Gin 9rrftr &dhtnibrant, Sint,
92oTHt0nf, uuo cnt uch pidtrci lpaus' unp Sautrn:
9cr6tbltbaftrn Sl umtSneIitb 81 mtlben.
Grtrit uno 2tufpartlng an &ataufta9c ron
slarun Cent.
Se6ruar |, nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
5ebet bier!
asr Cine 9ro6e
9lnfnnft frif1er Gtiter
am neuen @bolciale uno 9stail Stobr BON
9Ieaacc unO SSciOner.


2Ica9er mn0 SSciSncr.
GHir Fno Irctrn ron pbitacslpbia urddsetsbrt nit
rincm ercben uno fltneiotn Stcd pcn ueien gdtsrn,
pshcn mir on bcrab9feten reiln nrtauf'n iutrcsn.
llnr 8crrab IT gan; frtlh uro neu uno btittbt aus
ben fbSnten uno aus9cilhtt1tn 0rtlfttn I'M Marft-
uuo bic prslt no nitcri9r ols isnols-Sis ttfttbtn
aus trcGcncn Oiitcru, Groceries u. Suieiiss
ipaarem.
400 Sttde 0cttchtcr Sf,islin ocn bis 10 Gents.
100 lthGue 9attlne pcn bis 10 Gents.
20 S1ctbe uuo 9ats SIannsIIs pcn 12a 6is
25 Gents.
25 ShporyS, brauncs uno blaucs 6 8iutd
brtitEs Sud, pcn ~. bis Sc pir garr.
400 IiIcrtrtt Slid Slider.
20 >, Gbsts fir 9tttSalo.
go 8ttt;Sidiu9s pcn 10 6is 20.
40 Ssuatur9s fdr Spreulade uno gFascns
bsttu.
400 Gsltr gNuslu Gin garb trsit pcn 5
bis 10 Gents.
SO +" Sine unO cine bolte garo brett, psn 10
lis 1871 Gents.
400 Z" 2pattas pcn 1871 bis 81 psr g|arc
500 Woro Seipe fdr DRIFTS, als .ihiparSsr tluu.
fhwaricr, donclcn, 9ctreifts tno poilrtc,
lbidlid) fir Iocthgit;DrtftS- 9tnuo
UNI etnem fie au9cn rpdlitrn ;u mot,tu.
Sbpary. ltibsuc Sd,opIS pcn 5 biS 10 Sbottr.
400 23sIfc s0a,l lailt Quits, rcn 2 so bis Sbt
SGrpctS uuo Scltiieber.
go Gttidc rcn raIhitemn artGn fgurirts GSrpctt,
ucn p Gcnts 81 81 %.
Stddt 9citrtiftt GdrrttS, fir Stiss II. Gdr9s.
Saffcc umo 3ucfcr
SO SGdt euttr &ic SlaffIc an s GsptS.
20 btlttr Dr. an 10 Gents.
3 " tSittr Sara, rc. an l24.
3 ipiiGCr eoluira Co. an 10.
3udtr rcn ) biz 6 unp Gin &itrtd Gent.
80 Duesno 2Sdihtcrnttfn pen 10 bis %.
Sni Ell & III q a L III:
100 Duetuo SdbdGbtn uno lIuttribSltbru an l2I4 !.
100 9tlntlnt Stllern.
400 pithtr pen allen Serttn.
25 Sctts fine Sbcctannen, non osm nrucittn Stl,
uno mcblfiiL ibdid fir iun9t rtrbiirotbttt eeuts.
81. @.--S6i9s Gdttr ttfnbsn ib I'M Grbr uno
weroCn fit 8oor9tlo wrtauft cbtr fir Joe Dirt eons
rrSprcoutn aus9rwChilt, ncfdr Str bStbits sGartt:
prcib crtautt pirN.-Stbflib tatn mir fir Die be-
rtitS rbolttnt hSne 8unridaft unfrn innoittn Dant
ab, uub bcftn ourtb ptnttlibt 2tufmcrtamttt unrcr
Grihdftm, uno wcblftil Wtaufr, ritkltc ftrncrbin
p crbalttn.
SJcager uno SSciSner.
IGcntaun, Sctruor l. 1919. nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
Saren fur 184S.

SsHs Nl. etin, pcn 2(IsntaunJ auI
8ebsun9 fdr lS4S,
Sen. &rcrlsr, pcn Ncrtbdmptcn.
auf 8shnlm9 fir 1913,
Ssrasl 2rsrler, ccn ,panuccsr, II
pcll ftir lS48,
Scbn SlsEr, bon Sol;tur1 au
&ebnuna fiir 164s,
Gbarlss 6. &Sosr, Stsr S,1ilfrrf
auf 8shnun9 far 1S4S,
Danisl 8cnii1 Slisber Wafun9is
auf 8shnuns fir 1913,
pbilip Ysrien, pcn Sauscn, IN rel
fiir has Sabr 1913,
wiuiam @ccorin1 S6sr gDVatiini
9ic, auf 9aebnun9 fitr lS4S,
Dennis 8adDman, scn Msiltnturt
In pcu fiir lS4S,
Rrutsu Ref, ccn epnn, auf Ssb
uun9 fir 1S4S,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
g lutS peiem.
81 euNerf. 2(rril q. Is

Neuncrt, aprt y, l6i7.
Or. 3 nfeno.-Sb claude wabrlidb. fae Sbs
re Meeiiiu, mt Der 3uoeun9 @cttts, msIn esbsu es=
rsttt bat-Stb bos fdr ciuac Sabre sinsn tbr tSisn
oulttn. Dcrirl6s rpurps inrssr lhtmmtr 3uIset pis
ttb Sta Slut btraus. Sh wGr nit gladtibwsig &c.
pla9t ipar tbr bpab, uno habts nitbt abr iause 81
ltttn. Sh babe Sbrcu SarlaparilIa nur cine fur,s
3ttt 9t6rautbt uno ecrbe bat in mir cine punoertars
&r6nptrun9 bsrrrr9Ctrabt Sh fam nun picesr
9sbtn. no '.gpar titsr Die 9an;r etue 1as 8mtpsis
en- bat midi ptrtassn. IL T. w.-Sis tSnusn pcI esntm
eaR tcb oafdr ltbr eanttar fdbti.