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The Teiegraphic Wires.

New York, May 4-0a P. M.
The Southern line is interrupted by atmospheric
electricity and has not been working since p. M.
The Boston line has also been out of order since car
v this evening,
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Marine Affairs.

An American steamship seen on the sd ult., in
Caicos Passage, steering south We think it probably
the steamship Crescent City, Capt Stoddard hence
for Chaores
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLlGEJCE,
Parliamentary Observation-Disclosures for
Recall OF the Governor, Signed by
Observation-Disclosures Quiet-First Arr val
this Season.

HIUNIHEAI May 10 T. NJ
In the Assembly, to-day, MIR. Holmes gave notice Of .
bill to incorporate the st. Lawrence and Champlaiu
Canal Company, stating positively that the necessary
funds were all ready.
The petitions for a recall of the Governor, Lord FL
gin, have been numerously signed and it is thought
that request to this effect will pass the present ses
sion.
Navigation to this point having opened the first ship
Of the season arrived to- day
There is nothing else important worth transmitting.
Things remain perfectly quiet
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BOwERY THEATRE. Rowery.-ROMEo JULIET
SLAsHkR AND CRAsHkR-WANDERIN Boys
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ginning of February, ls4s, when the Wall stree
office-beggars made up their minds to supper
General Taylor, whom we had started as early al
the 26h May, 1876 the following was published il
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HOW TO TELL GOOD CIDER.

There is an Old Du'chman living in the
North Of Vernon, very famous iot having
larne orchard aud making good cider
The old fellow IL fond Of The beverage HIM
SELF. but was never known TO offer any TO
his neighbors. One evening friend call
I'd upon hun, and hoping to "hauet" the
cd man on, Of a glass, began 10 praise bis
cider. faas, yaas, SAID the phlcgma,ic
Dutchman, 81 hash coot cilot-lians,
prlng a mug" The boy fetched the cider
and handed 1t to his father, Who drank i,
all at . single pull; ihen turning TO hls as.
tonished victor, exclaimed lereten-il
GU don't nix dat is good cider, chust smell
Of te mug"
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opera! Rumor says ID. but pom honor
Pm too modest 10 insist Upon it,
when 1t came Ia Els time to speak
there vas pause. All eyes were turned
towards him. Poor fellow 4! he was dread
fully embarrassed.
"Well." said the beauty, "vhat ssy
you Mr.. El
"Alas," was the reply. 81 yield to ,hes.
gentlemen. They have the advantage o.
me IN every respect" And he took up his
hat to leave.
Stop" said the lady, "mske your
statement. no matter how humble may be
your claims"
al am poor"
"Go on"
ain unknog to tho world"
81 have uelhef the TASTE nor The means
10 dress iash,onobl,. work for nv livel,
hood. IL is hl'diy possible. thai eau
make you happy, for | can. CHER you none
Of the inducements held GU, by NY rivals"
am to J1dge OF that, SIT, what ney' p
N thing, only | love you. AID Take
a nerpIPer
A. this Messrs. 4, q, Card D bursi into
a loud laugh, and exclaimed IN one voice
so d. vel love you 10 Jl-lraclion-l
take four papers ha hs ia !"
Silence" SAID the lady. 10 month
YOU sha hear my answer. YOU may all
wilaIrs~."
Al the end Of the month the G>e suiiors
again arp AIRED. Turning 10 each in sue
cess'on, the iady thus answered;
Riches are no, productive Of hnrpire.s.
Bous'cJ nobility Of blood is the poorest Of
all accommodations. Fsne is n .eung
and be that has bu, he uutsafd calb Of
gentleman is TO be p,tied. have taken
he II, uble 10 fad on, the names Of III.
newspapers for ~hich you all slbscrIbe,
ind have ss-erlaned thai none Of you,
~bo have boascd Of wealth, nobility, fame
Or fasi n, hare paid the printer Now,
sen'lemeu, this Is dishonest | c,anol
n nix OF marrying man Who would b.
guilty OF such 90 act. have learned that
l. not only subscribes FOR II paper, but pays
he printer in odrancc Therefore | say
he Is the man. give him my hand, with
he ulI con'ic;ion tina. he IS one every asy
calculated 10 make me heppy."
Ned Se extend our narrative The
isappont' gent'emen disappeared quite
'udjen,. ard i@s lucky sunor vas unred
o lhr oi jeci of his devotion and, M lev
ears, by honesty aud industry. became DOT
ny a distinguished, Lu, n wealthy man,
nd es,e' m d by ell Who knew him. Yon"s
uen, he pad the printer. |. there DO
uofai IN this
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Miscellaneous.
4 True Woman.
Ks'ss'.

| rsmsDbor meeting this ksich 10 III"
foa''e Il my uewsP-pe experience, several
pears age; Il has been credited 20 various
pspeS. aud know not 10 whom II belongs
but II Is most esceenly done, full OF inter
pot, and ! only wish the precep, Of /, vas a
little more fashionable.
A young lady Of rare mental endow men,s
And es'fso' binary personal attraction, had
h'e su,,ors equally assId,ous IN their s,ten.
tlons. Un,ble to decide upon which she
would bestow her hand. she gave Them no.
tee to call upon Ter q, a certain hour on a
stated day, and each state HE claims in the
presence OF the others. At the appointed
time, the lovers arrived. Four of them
sere cnuhleni OF success, be, the f.Ih had
do"ocGs, lock, and Sighed when he be
held The object OF h.s admiration.
Gcntlemen," said she, you have honor
ed mo with the proposals Of mirriage.
have. az yet, neither refused nor accepted
any Of you. now desire, that each of you
will state your claims 10 my hand, ~ order
ths, may know upon wha, grounds may
De llstihed IN beslosiag u.
A answered az follows
"if YOU marry ne you shall live 10 a
splendid house, have servants and Carriages
Al Your command, aud enjoy all the luyu
tee VI fashionable life. am rich"
B spoke ue.:-
MY rival has said very truly tia, he y
neh, end he of,rs you a strong induce
nent, but | am Of noble descent. NJ,
grandfather vss duke; end, although no
wealthy, am Of a family, with whom 81
Alliance would be considered sn honor, b.
The weslthiest heircss OF The land"
Z stated his clsim taps:-
liam q gentleman and have now re
pu'a,lon tina, older pcrsons cnsled. Ne,
year shall run Coz Congress. aud | hav
20 doub, Of success. BY marrying IN
your name will DO handed dowa TO poster
IT,"
u twisted his mouslache with the air
20 exquisite, and ssid:-
Angelic creature! Pom my soul
!n'uk you have already made up your nit
'amy favor. You know how inetfAbly a
,om'ted. Who 10 tho mos, fashionab
dresser in town. Who rides the fine
no,s'sl Who fteqpcn's the mos, fasho
'0s P'aecsi Who is better Judge Of Il
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w nsa n's Eye.


passed up the natural avenue aud came
Ipon the green. Ny feelings were very
toetlc.I ss ~aikpd towards the village
church. | entered. A popular preacher
vas holding forth. and the little mre.inG
house was much crowded. Several per.
cons "ete s'.ud,ng up, and | soon dlscov.
cred that ! must retain my perpendicular
position, az every scat vas croaded. |,
however, passed up the aisle, until | gam.
ed position where could have fair
v,es Of nearly all present. Many OF the
congregation Looked curlously al me. for !
.as stronger 10 Them ALL In few mo.
nonts, hoseser, the attention OF every orr
.eemcd to be absof bed n the an bas.adur oi
Grace, and | also began TO take an in'cres,
~ tho Discourse. The speaker vas ilIen,
aud many OF hl, fights we're even sublime.
The muse OF Tho woods, and the fragrance
u the heath seemed TO respond TO bis eo.
qiencc.
Then i, vas no great stretch Of the i'm.
agination TO fancy tina, the ~hite handed
crestures around me. with their pou,ine
FPS aud sr,lers innocence, we're beings Of
a higher sphere. As my feelings we're
thus divided between tho beauties OF the
two worlds, aad wrspped in sor. Of poet.
zeal devotion, detected some glances o,
me Of an animated character.
need not. describe the sensations expe
renced by youth. where the eyes OF u
beautiful woman res, for length Of time
on hts coun,crance, aud when he imagine.
h,m.rtt to bu uhi gEt uf iutctvut her
| returned her glances with interest, ono
'hIew all the tenderness into my eyes hlch
the scene. my medIlatons and the preach
et's discourse, had inspired IN my heart
doubtlng no, that the fcr damsel posc $50
cd kiadrcd feelings OF the fountain Of in
splrsuon. How could 1t be otherwise
She had been born and nuttured smlGs
these w,!d romantic scenes, Gad was made
up Of romance. Of poetry, and tenderness
aud then | thought of the purity Of wo
man's love-her devo,ion-her truth.
only prayed ,ha, might mact with he
where We nigh, enjoy sweet Intetchane
Of sentiment. ner glsnces continued
Several times our eyes met. Ny hear
beat With rapture, Al leug,h the beuedlc
ton was pronounced. fingered chou
the premises until saS the dark.eyed dan,
eel Sc, oct for home, slone and on foot. o
tina, the customs Of society would permit
: for So are surely one 10 soul. Cruel fol
mal,y that throws up a barrier be,wee
each other Yet followed her. Sh
looked behind, aud thought ovnced som
emotion a, recognizing me as tho strange
of the day. then qulckened my pac'
and she actually slackened hers, as # 10 l.
me como up with her.
| "Noble young creature !" thought |
d cher artless and warm heart is superior
n the bonds Of custom 7"
. | reached within a stones throw Of he
II She suddenly halted and turned her ia
!. towards me. My heart s~elled to bur'
0 ing. reached the spo, whore she s'oo
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CHARLOTTE. N. G. MARCH SO, 1870.

She began tc speak, ard took OF my hat
as II dong reverence 10 an angel.
"Are you pedlnr T.
No, my deer gal it is net Ey occupa
ton"
"Wol, don'i know" continued she,
very bashlully, and eye.ng ne quite stern
IS:
al thong hi whom saw you in the meet
ing house, that you looked like the pedler
who passed Of pewter half dollar three
weeks ago, and so ! was determined to
keep an eye on YOU. Brother John has
got home now, and he sassl # he catches
the fellow he'll wiring his neck for hlm;
and bin'l SIRE bu, youie the good. ioI.no
ihirg rascal after all !"
Reader. did you ever take lbe shower
bath I
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Family Secrets.

Ia Coles county, Tenn, there lived n
man named Isaac Dpdson aud bis wife,
no we're both firm b. lie,ets N iiiilerism,
and TO, doubling for nomsht The correct.
ness Of i!eIr prophets calculations, they
set bout NAH ,ng active preparations Cor the
rvrniiGl day that was 10 terminate the ex.
silence Of al sublunary hinge. Afet hav-
lng :" set The house 10 order" the following
conversation took place:
llI-band-My dear viz, beiievo !
have made every preparation ior tt NOR
Rcw. l have tofeiren my enrmtes, and
prayed cor the forgiveness Of oil my sins,
and |! feel perfectly calm aud resigned.
Wfe-"ell, tu>b,rd, believe am
rcsdy for the sornd IF he trumpet
lIo.Lanj-l'm r. icod 10 hear i. Blu,
my dear wife, | have 10 doubt here are
many Ia. 10 domestic sccrets which have
been kept hidden (tom each other, which,
had thet been known n, the time OF their
occurrence, nigh! have produced unplea
sant FEELINGS, but as ae have but one day
more 10 I've, let Us uubuson ourselves free.
ly to each Otter,
Wtfe-We'l, husband, you are tigh,
there are some iihle things that never
told you, and winch ! Intended should re.
main between ne aid ny God bu, as we
have but one day left, ! reckon It's night 10
make a clean breast 10 each other. am
ready, you begin, husband.
Husband NJ dear, you begin.
u e.. y, 81, l-,I go,
llusb,nd-Np; you know, nv love, Pa1l
Gays husbands have right to command
Iheif wives Il is our day as a Chris
nan woman, to obey your husband, and the
iathef o! your ch.ldIen-s so begin. love.
" tfe--l reckon tts night; SO ! will tell
ou, dear husband, our eldest sou, William,
Is NOT yosr ch'ht
Decentralization Mary, never
dreamed Of your beng untrue 10 me Is
that 81
VIE On icsrs)-Yes. God forgive ne
It's true. know that very stoug,
aud am sorry for II; but IN an evil hour
fell, and lhcie is 10 help for /, now.
Ilu band William no, min, In tho
nsmo OF sense uhose child is he2
Wife-iie's Mr.. Gluhans the consia.
bic. The Lord be near your poor wife
llusband-So, William amt my child
Go on.
Wtfc-Well, our daughter. Mary, nam
ed after me, amt yours ncifher.
Husband - SGlrdtion Tax on, Mary,
come right ont. Who's Mays father
"de-Mr. Gude', the man that built
The m eiirg house, and wen, 10 tho low
country,
Husband (rcsisncd'yl-Well, as there is
but one day more, III bear II; SO, 90 on,
u you have anything else.
Wife--Well, there's our youngest
Husband suppose Jenny amt mine
Wfe-No, dear husband, Jenny ,ha,
re both love SO we'll, oint your n neither.
Husband Merci'ul Lord is tina, so.-
In The name Of heaven, whose is he
Wde-lle's the one eyed shoemaker's
that lives at the forks OF the road.
! Ilushand-W by --! Gabriel,
blotr your horn WANT TO 90 NOW
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r ETR Y.
From the Louisville Journal.
Tho Evening Star.

Cod's BENSON upon thse,
Thou bright and glof,orss,sr
whos. rays ara gently streaming
Through the Twilight shades Stat
Through the wide field. Of s,her.
Along the des bright lee.
OR mountain height Lnd heather.
And on the storn.l.ss sca.
Oh ever 10 thy radiance.
Life hath pursr GLOW.
A. thousand angel VISIONS
All wildly como and 90.
While DER the lsn5scap. nightly
Thy slvsry beams are east,
Thought fingers ye, 80 brightly
Mid The records Of the past.
remember. oh how swsot'y.
TIE dim and d.stant shore.
And The broad aud h,llowy oesar.
That shall AIR my heart no mere;
And one. whose 'ones Of gIsdn.,.
swept from the waywsrd heart
Each s.rkling shade of sadness.
With spell VI m,gie An-
Tbs, pure and .potc.. lilly
Hath fAt, d from tho plan,
And those tones Of melting music
Swell rot for us sgnin
But bright a. lavo's bcguiing.
Though years ytt darby roll,
That image still IL smiling
In the ehsinb, 70 vi the soul
And love thee. star Of even.
Thy mid an genil" ray
ss.m. ligh, from yond heaven.
Bvaming DOR my lonely way.
Forever aud forever
Thou art. upon the slnre,
Ger tho mountain and tho river,
"a memory aud hope"
kr. k"s"
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TALE OF A TAIL.

I" Ny dear don'tsay lale-say narrative"
said modes; lady to her hule son, who
was relating ,ety nice, Interesting "talo"
he had Jus, read 10 the newspaper. While
the l,lle fellow was thinking OF hIs sad ms.
take the old house deg walked IN shaking
his tsl and locking quito familiar at the
hoy, when he exclaimed, "Ma, make San.
cho quit shaking his narrative"
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VOLUME XXI
r. J. EOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annun in advance; TWO
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be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
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Trough AND REDDY.r

Your whiskers remind Inc very much
Of old Gen. Tay lor," said a gentleman the
other day TO young Top who was cuItiva-
ting very unprom,sing and sandy crop of
hair on his face. "Why SO I" eagerly
asked the ambitious youngs,er, with gra.
titled tone and air. "Because they are
rough and reddy," was the reply.
When is an inlan, cannball When it
eats its pap.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-23
9Sbil0eclpbiacr SOSarftbcriebf.
Gom(fan, 0uauff lS, 1910.

SIaHcr uuo Nfcbl.-Dn Gmpfaua Cn glance
II nncr nrtb ktht, pslbrs Die 9rsiRs an III Gsnts
per 8drrd TbSbtc. 9Scn 5000 tis 6000 gdrrd ae-
mrinE 9r6noe otter Stcd purrsn an 4ySI his 4 04
ntrtouf SrtbacmabSnSr brodts SIS Gis 5,25, uno
@rtra 5,62pr 8GrrcL Sc99cnmcbl ifi ROT tlcine
Srrfduft wurecn an s. II bic 1926 asniotbt gBdlhs
tcrnnsbl 1T mtni9 int SNartt, uno 9rsifs bcben fch
500 Sdrrd 9tnnhNp. wurotn on So bis g. l2 perfout
-lno 300 Sranrrpinr an 3,25 pcr 8atrsL
GctraiSc.-Dsr @crratb scn g9sian ssrnsbrt
fb. Die Stafra9e eofir 1T gut. uno Die 4reihe anE
bolttne 10000 Sukbd crcindrer purbsn an 81 ,O4
bis 10 rertouf, 9cmkbtr ST. III bis ll2. uub psis
fer l, 6iS l,l6 per 8uTbh SIR @ceasn III feiR
9Nortt Sdr S1eIfbtern mar biz Oeabfraae out
pcnnptr 6d6Cs trod,ts pCn 60 bts 65 Gents per Ins
hd- .pafsr ron 26 bis 30 Gsnts per 8ufhd.
SSicb 8 Mf arft
3iuo flci Oh. - Sblosbtctbku warsn 1900 inn
Martt Die &ertduf fonbGn ltatt an rs SO tis SO
Gas ounesrt Yfnnp. 75O fino nad Nsusert ssueuia
mSn nerren. .0.
8dbc uno G6t6er porsu $40 i'm geartt.-
Strtauft fonNSn itatt an Ills Al 2basr fir trctfns
atbS, l2 bis "a SbOlsr ir Spriu9crs. uno IL bis 30
SboIer fir frifhe 6dbc
g tbweine wurotn $50 cftrirt. gerfSufe
anetn Ita an so blS 90 eas hmbrrt plumb.
Shoafe uno 9dmm er.-Gs wurosn 1900 In
oen NRartt 9ctrobt uno @SrfSufs purrcn esmasbt on
% his 90, ie naebbem bic SualitGt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-23
Sefentli6c 99enbl.

Samifa9s ben 8tsn Sag Qu9uf. um IL
llbr Mittaa5. fou am @obnbaufs Der Der.
ffOrbcncn 98ittwe Sd ar / a &Vau 70
WR oeS uer(fUrb. Goam Rraus, in Weieens
burg Saunftip, Ge6a Gauntp, 6ffentIib
uerfauft perben
Sin Spajisrwa9en NIT @sf6irr, cine
Sub, a Shweine. cine tlbr nit &afien. 3
8etten unb SettfelIsn, Orawer, S6rdn,
fe, Sfcn nit &Obr, Slide, StibIs. Sifien
uno cine Serf6ieoenbsit Saus' unb Stu.
ben9erdtbe ju meitIduftis Su msIbsn. ..
@recit uno Qufwartune am Ssrfaufsta,
&C ppn Natban RrauB,
SObn Weiba,
GrctutrrS bts tetn S8iCns uno SsItanlsnts rcn 10.
an 9rauR,
Uu9u(t %. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-23
Scrbctrdtbct:
(Nurh i'm @hrw. !orn. Nn6s. J

(Ourth Den @brp. ,6rn. Su6s.)
I'm 19tn DieiS, toerr Dopio 6aultr, nit NRi(
9arcIina 8Crn, btiet pcn Siiopbtitba0.
I'm nGmlihCn Sag, Scrr Gli Srone, nit gVig 5tn
riftta Scrn, bcioc pcn 9tcropbcitball.
.... (0urtb bsn Gbrrr. !ocrrn 5sR)
Nm 5tSu au9uit 6rrr Scfpb 8ci6, NIT SRtB yoItcnd
g2anu.-6rr aarrn Sdlrifr, nit NDaiG RtGccfa Oiicb
-orr Scbn ybtnmcrip nit S)l6 8artara tbcttd-
2(m 7ttn au9ult 6crr Srbn 9fuGbdd nit S)aiB gu:
anno 8ctbrcd, ale ron Sprinefitlp. Buds Gaunh,.-
am 12tsn au9ult 6crr GncS lIutCao, nit Sli6 Gan,
8itttr, brioc pen 9liSosr.Saufrn.
(Durtb Den Gbup. l6crrn Gjcrman.)
am 12tn Gu9ut, ,6crr Gjccrsc &tiutclp, nit 9NE
Sulanna MumtGuSr, brioe pcn S6srlautcn.
am nSmlitbcn SOa 6crr gDilIiam Scbans, nit 9RE
Sarab 2un 8inttr, bSibe vcn S6SrmiIfcro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-23
(GinaciOnet)

5erren Sruf er:-Sie babm cS ia
ainjIid pernabIdbi9et ibrcn 2cicrn Su ia
gen. oa6 Der 9ro6e @cor9e gS. S6rina, Der
nod @afdin9ton 9irn9 I'M Gin @Offamt
fur @copusbur9 Su bUIcn, nabeem er Die
&e9isrun9 unter Dem oIten 80 a d" beIei
oiat bate. nit eiuem u SlCb i'm DIR"
beim9cibift mcroen 1T. Sies 1T TO- une
fcnnte aud nidt oncers erwartet wereen-
cenn folbe GinfaItspinfsI' 9elten in Ba-
fbington uur pcui9. 'uno boben fcmit nibl
ben 9erinsifen @influB. 0as pcfamt II
oabcr immcr nod an icinem rebtcn Srt in
aGeutre SalIcp. 9Selb cine unternebmun1
,par bies.--9a Sa! Sa!
6erc6lti1feit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-23
sTntru Der GboIcra.

,,@s bat Ques feline quite Seite," Ia9t Elm
nItes, aber wabres Sprihwort, uuo feIbit
Die ftbrcdIibe GbClra madt bon oisler Sic
ocl feline Qusnabme. sic bat unleren
DrudrrteufeI in Qngf eeia9t, eaB eisler oIIt
Gdsn in esrSrudsrei rein auSfe9t. Iie reini9t
bic Srasen. matt bic eeute mdbi9, brin9t
ben Qreis Der &artcfeIn beruuter, Id6t ben
GaIat in Saamsn fbisFen, pifeIs erbaIten
Belt Sum Sausr wcrben, SCbnen wrrcen
einaema6t, &aItbrsnner vrretrnsn 9 elb
madbt bic .!5Ohmutbt9cn bcmutbi9. Ierni
manbrn 2eihtfinniaen an Den SOB oenfen
oiebt bem Drufer StOff fur feline Sritun9
bereibert bic Softersn, uno S6reiuer unr
3obtenar6ber babsu Die Sdnoe ucu ju tbun
DER !6immI bcbhte uus ineee ror fold
elmer ,autrn Seite - CWor9enlf) ..a
Gu ale oCinem Sbun nit Der 9SClt, LAP
gufyi9ti9teit csine Gi9d4nur fsn. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-23
S5ricfe int QtGentaun 8pfomt.

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0annrrt, &Cubtu GeiGTt, 9ptrboro uuo SnnfrsrS,
6tcr9C Sint, Scbn Sc9dmnu, SornSs SasisAsr, Snbn
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6Cr, (Sotttr) Scbn 9. 6anfC. Galino osdmaH, Sec.
5elSr, Scbn Seroots GrtUaro arouF, gFattS arads
ostrp Setter, 3, GbarISs Ssiu, Gnlcliua Ged, gaeSH
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tboro 81 Septrs, 8tubru etentcg9er, hsrr Osfy. Or.
9H. scraan iun., Garcna SGeltr. gtter eF, 0Rorfs,
gRarp lnn SlSubarO, Sbrnos Sierpbaro, (Stbmiee,)
SanCs RcuCn gRartin 8iter. petr Rcfl, Gbrn Ser
criob S6jnhct Gbrp. .pSnrp Sted. Goam Gmth.
Ln., 9BilIiom ScRkntatb, J S. Spc9. Goeums Soctt,
1(cam Strucr, Scnotb. sware 9harlts emitb, gNos
ria 9. Spinnr. eHtn GbOlISr, SatIGa Geip, s)iorz
oort Sindair, Honn Stbcu. aamIs Gmi9r, Rcbtfa
Stbmnf, Srou y. GtobG Il. Srtahmsr, ccHu a
Srcrru. SbCCrcre gFifr, 6l., Wtrlanan 99iteta
SeTob &AoJnr, GHl0tdb 2ataioHs, 6f 4. Stislsr v
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-23
Sefentli6c 9ScnDu.

Samta9s ben 8tsn September. um 1
ubr Natmitta9s, fOII am Saufe oss pcr'
ltorbenen Steuben Stefet. in Sf.
4aentaun, 0ffentIib perfauft perben
Siidbc, StubIe, 9ausubr, Settsr. alIer'
lei SauS uno Gucben 9srdtbe, patent.
Waa9e, S6Iitten. GingduIs 8auernna.
gen, Elm 2fei9er Godawap, SpaSisrpasen,
pferoe9efbirr, SrObbanf, pie aud elm aro,
Ser Sorratb q a u II J alIer 4rten.
Die 8ecin9un9en am &srfaufstase uno
Qufpartun9 Don
.. z. &IcPPiHecr, stbm'Ur.
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