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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
poetrp.
For the Freeman. /.
wANTED.


''Immediately wanted''-a youth about twenty
lin F-----t The people assure me there's plentyi)
Of whom, if he III now and then bear admonition.
husband I'll make with all due exPe dition
And since few can live without trade or profession
Unless an abundance be in their possession;
/ now. will just tell what is that occupation
man must pursue to gain my appreciation.
And fit him for every calling and duty,
Which he must fulfill who has welded with beauty.
For though not possessed of much grace affection
1 always have followed my mothers direction,
By which was taught to win hearts like charmer:
First then, Iwould choose rich merchant farmer,
A broker, Mason, or bucksh gay banker;
mot one that will after all other girls hanker.)
| often have wanted soldier sailor,
And would refuse good looking Taylor. (talor.
/ also should like right eloquent lawyer,
A Baker would answer, Smith, Wright, or Sawyer;
A loving young preacher, accountant, or proctor;
o should rejoice to be called Mrs. Doctor --.
To show for reality this my intention,
A few indispensabies here will mention:
His nose must be prominent,-pray recoect that
For horrid disgust. at sphiz' that is FLAT,
Will always prevent me from wedding with one
Who has pug nose; now speak not in fun;
His face must be handsome as any in town; -z-s
His eyes be coIored bright blue, black, brown;
They must not be GREEN, neither will they do, gray;
His breath must be sweet as the flowers of May.
His chin must be pretty, his teeth must be white,
His lips invite kisses from morning till night.
I like tall man; but if one can't be found
To meet this description, why-then-on that ground
I'l give up the point in regard to his height:
His har may be either dark coieIed or light
His form must be perfect; his manners genteel;
With truth on his tongue and heart that feel.
must own NIGHT give Curtain Lectures sometimes
To punish him for any capital crimes;
For instance: f he should be known to express
Regard for a lady in gay, stylish dress;
! Or even should SMILE st a blooming young miss,
With mouth puckcred up if ready to kiss,
! He will KNOW am vexed by the glance of my eye,
And so be more prudent: at least when I'm by.
| AS females may often quite troublesome be,
He may talk with them all, but must love only me.
think of no more that will bear this part
THAT WANT TO GET MARRIED. is true from my heart
And now will just ask ofyou, Mr.. Editor,
To publish this notice, and then he my creditor,
Till can award you remuneration; -.-H
Which will not be long should soon change my station
Aud any young fellow that fancies this letter,
May make his proposals; the sooner the better.
Since in advertising am but novice,
Inquire for ME-. at The Telegraph Office
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
hlisrellaneuus.
PredestinatiOn.

"Do you believe in predestination 2? said a cap
tain of Mississippi steamer to a clergyman who
happened to be travelling with him.
6'Of course do''
@And you also believe that what is to be will
?" Fra
"Certainly.'
"Well, I'm glad to hear it, ..-z
"Why?''
Because, intend to pass that boat ahead in fif
teen consecutive minutes if there be any virtue in
pine knots and loaded safety valves So don't be
alarmed, for if the bilers an to burst they won't"
Here the di vine began putting on his hat, and
looked very much like backing out which the cap
tain observing he said.
Il thought you said you believed in predestina-
ton, and what is to be viii be- a
$50 do, but prefer being little nearer the
stern whenit takes place."
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

YANKEE INeENu1rY.-A Liverpool paper states,
as a proof of the increased civilization of the U.
States that ano fewer than FIVE hundred cases Of
shakspeares bust, taken from the Monumental
bust at Stafford -on-Avon, were lately shipped at
Liverpool for N York The truth is however
that these casts are in lead and soon as they are
delievered will be consigned to the melting trough
Jonathan admits works of art" free of duty, and
the lead importer by invoking Shakespeare, nulli-
6esthe tariff upon that commodity.
McAfakin's Courier.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

Several anecdotes turn out on that inexhaustible
theme for merriment-the sorrow of n1atrimony.-
In passing through the street bier struck
against the corner of house, and the corpse rean-
imated blythe shock. Some years afterward when
the woman died in good earnest her husband call
ed to the bearers. "Pray gentlemen, be careful in
turning the corners"
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

The best idea of newspaper patronage" that
we have heard Of was that of man who subscrib-
ed for two copies of paper, 'just to patronise
the establishment" and never paid for either of
them.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

- CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
Fort stevenson Section. No. 1O2-meet
svery Th1rsday evening in the Hall ofthe Sons of TEN
perance.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Business Dirrrtort.

- SONS OF .TEMPERANCE, -
Fort Stevenson Division. No. f39-Sta-
ted meetings. every Tuesday evening al the Division
Roomin the old Northern Exchange. azs5
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
new and fashionable e
! Boot aud shoe S6Op.

New and Fashionable
ga R OOf aud Shoe S6Op.
FFyHE undsrsgned, has onened BOOT and SHOE
shop ON f1s f
Main street, teo doors north Of the Post Office,
In Lower Sandusky and is manufacturing to ORDER
every thing above line with and despatch
His materials of the bestqnaity, his workmen
perenced, and all works. WARRANTED. = ~:
He intends to supply this market with beautiful and
fashionable
GENTLEMEN,S BOOTS,
MEMS Boys. ChiIdren's Boots Shoes and Brogans,
Cowhde and Kipskin, we'll as pumps. slippers, &c
AIso Ladies' and Misses slippers Buskns Caters &C.
all done up in neat and fashionable syIe and delivered
with promptness aud despatch. he acknowledgements
abera share Of the public patronage. determined
% merit the same.
sst GEORGE WIGSTEIN.
June %, siS. sas., l9;6m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

! GrOglhan Lodge, No. ~, meets at the Odd
Fellows Hail, in Warehouses; building, every Saturday
evening.
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606erIfrDD'S 2ebenStinftur

DIE $Ghsnetinttur furlrt auf cine 9elhwins
ne Nrt, uno ipenn audi allie O1CriIin DVrIuht
unp nidt mebr brIfrn mill, nle J. y. tri l , 2,
unp 4td9i9em talten, pie AUDI bel biBiaen
5lrbrrn, aelhmclIenen 1Cinen, 6r3tlCpfen,
llrbdfeiten, grbrehC. 9urhfalI, altcn 6us
ltNL e Scbnupfen, OlilSfrantbeltCn, ,srbfdmer.
gen NbCumatemue, Nubr, innerIicte peils,
0iepcrIt SOpfpcb; fcrnrr bic Olclanholie,
&oIlf, OluttcrEeIbwerun9 uno Selblubt;
fte fIbrt ale llnreiniafeit aus benz Olasen
unr bCn @CrdrmCn, bef6rcCrt bic Srcauung,
madbt Urrtrcflltten lppctit gum gGrn, uno
rcinl9t anf iCbr IsihtC QSsllc in &ursem ras
allcrperfrftCtte Seblnt. Sci &inOern perz
trCibt lts ale Artcn bon QBurmrrn.
gu botcn tei Antcn 6absrtrob, in 8cas
rin9, Srbn 8OIB, i'll Obrr 8ulpebrten, Il.
Erobam SlCtCr, in &uBtaun, SObn Saumon,
AIt@cihcnbrppcn, George Scterman, 8bb.
rCretur9, Srbu Soat, Sernpille, Saccb
Sl0rsanq, Q6mriOr, Abrab 8carlp, Sidbs
mOnp, 9rufcrcl Ger Sthnclpoit, 6amtura,
Sccr9e Sldb, SadiOn Sauulbip, ,Gtonon 60.
unr IN rlClCr SrufGrei
Stunt 8. 1850. bU
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@cuots SALE,

6arrietura. ren %. eJanuar 1850.
SD, Samusl lB. spearlpn, 6auptiebreiber
bss Genats bon penniploanien bef6einiae
bisrmit, cas oorltebenoer Sel6lu6, (Slo. 10,
i'll @enats Nesiiter oct aesenwdrtiasn Sits
sana,} tetitelt: oSd6lu6 binltbtlidb einer
Serdncermna ber gonItitution )" ndmIitb bie'
felte ltte, pelebe ron siner mebrsabl bet ers
wablten Oaitalisber BET beioen 5auler oer
Issteu 6desaebMns pa01rt puroe, nab aepiis
fenbaftsr Gripdauua nno Uerbancluns ail piss
fem Gage BON elmer Wlebr3abl Der ermahIten
nno bienenoen Waitslieber bes Genats BON
Dmnfplpanisn, in beden ieslaer Slsuns ss'
nebmiat muroe, rpie nab oen Stimmen, pe!s
6e natt Der lhlieblicbsn Ntitimmnns atseses
ben tpurDeu, srftbeint wis fclat. namlieb:
Siejmiaen, meltbe III &uniten Der palf
runa b,s 8abIuGes ltimmten iparen:
8. Sones 8rootr, 3 Dprter Bratp!ep,
QBilliam u. gratb. Sonatbau 8. ennninss
bam, 9bomae g. 5srncm, Sbcmas 8. Scrs
fptb, Charles SraIen, Mobert m Srif, 6sn..
rp Sultcn, Sobn lB. Gnern1ep, Willlam
6asIctt, Slaae 6uaus, 9imotbp Spee, Sols
bua o. 5ones, Sofepb S6nismahsr, Georae
g. samrenee, W1ar,psll O1'gaelin, Benjamin
WaaIone, benjamin O1attbias, 6enrp 81.
Wsahlsntsrs, william S. spafsr, BiIliam
N. Gapler, Oapio GanfeN pees 3. Sape.
rp, eonrae Gbimsr, Wobert @. @tcrrett,
0anis! Gtins, Sarris 3. 0trseter, Sohn s.
9Dalttr nnb DaIentn SeIt e5prsbcr. =
Sa'e 30.
Olslsulssu lpsIhc ssssn ole pafiNuns pss
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QtSi1tt9 8efanntm06un9.

Iae Oiejeni9en prlcbe 9blaucb's llniperIaI.
edrn5 I6on 9ebrau6t babsL pient 3ur0atb:
ribt, baB bon jest an oicle tpirffame II. mCbI:
tbdtiss W1rpisin icrerSeit Su babm 1T, inNss
abins, in ber 0rufsrei pieler 3eitrma; in
SuBaun in Der Srufsrei Oes ,@eiIt D. 3eit;"
in Ober Bern Bel Wledbior Serb, beiS 0m:
no unO 9anelSCnBBirtbsbauIe in8ernOiI.
le; III Samburs in Der ,,Shnellpolt" 9ruf"
rel; inSulpebcfen, nnweit N6brersbura, bel
Sobn SeebtcI; in Womclsoorf bel 9. Soft,
Birbrauer; in AOpamstaun. an 6cinricb
Staufer's Stcbr.-gs 1T jebcm wobImri.
memo seratben, nit bieier MebiSin cincn95sr'
lltb III MAIDEN. SeIonbers wirtIam 1T Ite
bel Wauuerweb, Sopfcbmer5en, 5euflopfcn,
Manael an e6luit cber ipenn cer Wlaqru
pas eTen nit6t Uertrascn mill, ebcn 70 nirt,
fam bel Geitsnitecbcn unO NI6enlcbmcrscn,
unb audi beiliuorpnunsen in Der monatlieben
Neini9un9. SIr Oen blaueu 6ulten ocr Sln
Der 1T ile lebr su empfblen, Oh Gs Ocnfclben
tinnen tur5er Seit flrirt
Sriorib 5btaud.
0@-Die cbisc Wsoi3in miro bon picl sCus
ten bic lte aebraubt baben, empfcblsn. ale ein
therea Wlittel 9esen bic 81 1t br umD 8 b 0:
lera Mrrbu6.
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6aus Der Neprefentanten,3 }
peu Ia. W1dr, 1850 {

SD, QB lam Sad OtrrltGrciber
rre bauies Der Neprc(entanten BON DennGpl
Danien, tefheini9e tiermit, ra6 Der ctise Se'
fhlnB, (0tc. 10 in Nesitttr oes Scnats, unr
$40. 2ll i'm 6aues3agebuttc Der ocaenmdrti.
gen Sisuns,) tsttslt: nSehIu6 binfbtIid
bcr Hbanceruna Der Grnltitutlon," namlif
brrGelte BeGhlu6, mttbcr bon elmer O1gbr.
3abI rer ermdbItrn Olltaliepcr jepes 6auIes
Der IcBten Ge1Cegctun9 aeucbmiat lpuroe,
nabbem brrIrlbc 9Cb6rt9 cripr9rn uno bciprcs
hcn mar, bcute bon rinrr W1sbrsabl Der mits
9lieoer, ipclhr eripiblt lnb uno in pGr 9c9ells
nirtiaen Sieuna Ncs 6anGes ber NCprelCll:
tanten bon 0ennIpIpanieu picncn, 9enCbmi9t
muror ipie Icl6rs WbeuCt aus ibrcm Bel Der
cnrlicbcn pofItruna ree 8cftbluGes 9e9ebenen
Stimmcn, ipie fclat, ndmlith:
Sicjenqen, pclhe 5u &uultcn Der pa1N:
runa cce SeIdluGes itimmtCn, warCn 4:
Die 6erreu Scbn Ader, Scbu QQIon,
qBilIiam 8afer, Sicbert aBaIowin, 9aUio g.
Sent, graiq SibbIe, ScrCmiab 8lat, Scbn
g. Sonen, Q8iIItom 8rmcIe, 0anel s. 3.
Sromer, SpGe ST. Yurreu, Scbn @rsna,
Senrp gburtb, Sotn 81. gonpnqbam, @pl.
oeItrr griolonp, 0cnjomin 8. Oapio, Wm
g. 9obbine, Samrs 81. Sowner, 8bcmae
Duncan, 9BilIiam 9unn, QBilliom Gsprp,
Sotn G. evans, II. Gtctt gnlng, 4Ieronoer
g. Srotbcr, Sames 8lOmgre, Benjamin 50.
Scrtner, Nleranoer Gibboncp, Sbcmos G.
Grirr, ScIepb G. @rifih ScIcpb Guf'ep,
Saccb g. 60lccmam @ecrac s. 6art, Qef,
fert 6art SObn 6altlnoe, QSiIIiam 3. .6emp.
bQ, Scbn So9e, 5enrp 6uplCt, $Cnls Ser.
fcrb, waebinQton 3. SafGcn, S1icclaus 60:
ncs, Scbn 80. SlIIin9cr, gbarlce G. Gin,
feoc, Nohrrt SlcB, 6orriIru y. Sairo, Dior,
ris Seed, SOuatb0n Q. Sect, IniOH secnarO
Samee 8. tewis, 6enrp $ittlc, Scnas 81. 0Jl'.
glintof, Sobn s. Wr&uaob, NlcrauOrr e.
O1'gurcp, Sobn m{ausblm SObn Wl@ean
6omucl W1arr, Sobn .. W1cef, OlitbaeI
O7erere, Sobn W,lIcr Scicpb G. Olollop
Scbn 9. O1crrie, QSiHlom G. McrlIpn
e3cfic[ O1owrp, Gow0ro 9lifleIon, SacOt
S1i6lp, gborles O'9leill, Sobn 8. Qafer
Sofrpb 9. QOwen, Somee g, 8cio, SObn e
Nbep, $rpis NOterts, @amucl Nobinicm
Sobn D. 8utberforo, Glcnmi Us. SeOfclp
9bcmas 6. Secuer, QBlIIiam S6ofFncr
Ni6arb @impfon, eli @lifsr, qBiliam u
Smitb, 9Biliam Smitb, Daniel 0l. Smp.
fer, 1Siniam 8. Scupsr, 3bomas G. Stcpl
DaUip @tcworb, guarlcs StOfpra, epwin
G. 3rcne, NnOrrw QSarC, Nobert G. QBals
Fer, 9bomas QSatIOn, @lcnep 9. wcas,
6iram II. Biliame, 0anicl 3erbep II. Sobm
g. OT @olmCnt, GprrtbSr. - Ja's 81.
9iejcni9sn, meltbe acSen ole pafIlruns oee
SeirbIufrs ttiiltrn, norcn: Die 6erren 2lus
autt &. gornpn, Oapto Grams unO Samce
3D. pcrter. - STEMS 3.
Aus5us aus cem 3aqctncbe.
Isl lam Saf,
GhrribPr
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OrOSc 9lt1StcDlano9B +!

Nrnrr 9pc}crci-, Q5laS- m0 Oncrns-
mnorCn- c1tobr,
Iuo6flicbc Gfr Ger 5tcn uno Cbcsnut'
ttr0Gc, Reading
Der llnterieiCbnete bat neulltb elm 9robsS uno
woblau69em 2(Hortement friiber 9psSs:
rsien, @la6z uno OWen6waaren empf0n9Gn,
bsfebsno aus
gcorin96 SDrup unO 3ufsrbou5sNCIo7eS.
9teu OrleonS 3ufer.
porto Nito Sufer.
Mofinirtcm, jeritoBensm, S3uts unO puIveriiirs
tenn 3ufCr.
ct. 0Cmn9o unb 9to Sofes.
&si8, Safe uno OtntWIen.
Sbinfsn, Sbultsrn, Ssitenififsn unb 9crdus
d)srtem Ginbfeifb.
Suders, Sopos uno QSnffrsGrdferS.
@afbn9tcn uno ob9sibuppts {odrin9e.
SifbsSols in @d6sn unb Soren.
6cpur3c, olS {: Nlipe6, Sfehsr Sn0mer,
@emlrSndalsin, Simmst, Mu5fatnIlTt, Ssnt
Solardtu6 &c. .e.-Gbenfalls: Sdfsr'6 unb
ii6s9swtirSte &bccotoOs, @tdrFs, Snbr9O, Ncs
itnsn, Sperms uno 6litt:Qidrr, bruune,
9eIbs, bIelcbe unb 8oneD'Sefe, SbIrsWottsn
uno @0rpets9efsn; SoubOn9, SmperiOI unb
fbmaren Sbes; Q8ellbfcrn no 6iforpsSss
fen, flsiue Seien, Suffers nlle Scrten Surs
fen, Warftz mb QSafbforbs gSoIbbrtter ;
Srie evil, Speif unb YIu9,Sobod; bGl;srns
elmer, SIbIer unb Ssfen; nebit einsm 9rcesn
enforcement pon BlaSs uno Ouecnemaarsn
auf melCbe bic 2tufmsrf Gamfet pCn Sdufsrn 9es
lenft wrb, non p. .. Dcplon.
Neabina, Suli l6. 1S.
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1iaffre : Gxtrart.
9a1t Dos Nublifmnt.

Der llntsridrisbsns erIaubt itb Die Sreibeit,
bem 9esbrlen Qublifum pon &eabin9 uno Der
llmge9snO obtun96pOa aniuseiasn, ba6 er bas
@elbdft Der Ssrsitun9 pon RaffeesG rtraet,
welbeS frlbsr ppn I6rn. AuSuit Sbiller in
Sislsr @taot bstrisbsn wurce, ubsrnonmen bat
uno DEN @rtract nun i'm Grossn uno Sleincn
gum 9erfauf bdIt, an fsinsr QSobnune, in Der
Nurb 8tsn StrasG ;nifbsn Der 8olnutifrase
unp Dem ncuen @iitnbabn:Sepot.
Der Grnoet if ebenfatS 81 BADEN an ben
Gtobren ron 66ii9 nno &bobe, S6rper uno
SfslD, SamsS u. Sor, 6. 9. 6sijmann uao bel
5orn. Sefsr WaDer, in Der item Strase.
O1an bdlt e6 fir unn6tbis etwas iibsr Die
@ats peS @rtratS su ia9sm inbem berfsIbs rom
fribsrrn @sbrau1s f6on bnldnslitb befannt
III. Jacob Mayer
&earin9, 30. bp.
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SS. mmD e. s.. Rcim nnD so.
W. 6. d1GsDenuffrafe,

wv % Y IT <'''fTt'"b<1
qsnfsn Die aufmrffamfsit brsr SrsunSs uns
ces Yublifums iibsrbaupt, auf ibr fpleneio uno
neusS aiGcrtsmsnt bon @dtsrn fur 9ausbal,
tunaen, bslfsbsno aus Ws0srn uno @absln,gss
uno sbss,aSfsln, sopfsn, Ssifln, @malirtsn
Sobsrn unb prsfsrpin9sSeffsln, mefiinssnsn
SsGsln, Slssleiisn, qidtsriftfen, 2ibtibsss
rem, QSatsrn, Gbaufsn uno Sanger, Srats
uno SafsYfannen, @fiasts, Safssmlblsn,
S6esrsn, @lcfen, SpsssIn, 8rcps, lBafbs,
&eiiss unb MarftsS6rbsn, @spsrs9Eaarsn &c.
mas ale Su Den nsbr9ifen Yreifsn psrfauft
msroen miro.
&eapin9, Mdrj7. bp.
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PREMlUM.-Any person, sending us three
subscribers, will be entitled to copy of the
''EIistory of PropcIIers q Steam Navigation" "
published in book form, now in press, TO be
ready about the lst of October. 1t will be one
of the most complete works upon the subject
ever issued and will contain about 80 cngrav-
ings. st.
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Us. II. 8. s.. Seim II. So.
CSmportircr uno Sdnoler in
gGmcrifnniicben SS0rfiONnrcIt.

~RhSAttuNtISDCU VVVANAVWNASNe
10. 6, Ofspcnnittr'6e, Reooin9, pa.
babsn auf ScanO uno bietsn gum 3erfauf ;u
bsqusmen Sebn9un9en, Elm all9emelnes A1crs
tement bon S9artwaaren unb SbnebIu9 ;9td>
9sln uno Spefs pCn alien @rSbsn; @ifsn uno
StobI ron jsber Senennun9; Sbraubifcds,
9lmbtnt, unp SbmieoesSlafsbdl9s; Sa6isn-
unO Slintenldufe; Sbl6ITsr; Nsiiin9 in Sas
feln unp Ston9en; 6obeln, bon pbilabslptisr
uno qantaffcr Sobrif SattIsrei 6ortwaarsn
Sattslb6fs, Yotent:qeper &c. 3inn lC nnb TX,
@tan9ens3rnn, omsrifanilb uno ruiiifbss @is
fsnblscb, 9ratbs gtan9ens II. Yi9sSIei; Spsls
ter, SupfrsSOIjen, gtiste &c. @Ias, 8arbsns
Dele unO SirnilTe, 9upcnt'S ablers uno Sabs
iens@ulver, nsbf pjsI ancsren Siitern bic ses
w6bnlitb in einbeimiIben SartwaaresStcbrsn
perfaufr perben.
GbenfaIIs, Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Dcrmifuae, SuitensG Gnov. uno oeutibe
Sicbers uno KaltfcberspilIen.
Heaoina, Mdrs 7. bp.
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1lcstlitber 6purkosscn-0crcm non
SbilaSclpDid.
Western SGUing FURd Society. |

Western SGpjag Fund Society,".
9lC Office pCe QSeltItbn @partaGrn. Sers
Gins, pon QbilarCIpbia, SO SIS, Gbesnut,
@traBG, 1T often fur pGn Gmpfana unb bic
8Csablun3 bon GelDrrn alIc Gage, (Gonntas
aueqeuommcn) non 9 llbr Mor9ens, bis
lIbr 0(a6mtta9s, nnb lCpGN WIont09 non
bis IIbr glGtmltta9s.
0iC 2lnitat Cmpfin9t GClO anf Sntereden
unr kictet enCn ItbCrn Srwabrunasort fir
grCtutOrcn, 3rultCs, MNnumttIrlfen, Gee
lcutr, 5anpmcrfCr mo lor9lame Arme pon ole
len &IOIien. GClO wIrb n0b SwClw6Cbentlls
der NnSelae wlcpCr Surii6tejabit.
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8bcmas @parfs, SCIcpb Nifa,
9bcmas Qnibone, Scbn y. Supp,
Qcter QSlIliamlOm 3bomas 0rafe,
QBlalam 9iUlur, OI. QS. Salomin,
81. NunpCl Smtb, ISGaae 80. Wlorris,
gcrnCIlus 3iers, SIaac elliott,
6GrrmNn Cope, spCter m'gaa,
Q8iuiOm 9. Somrn, SamucI Slorris,
g. 6rlin9smcrtb, Nbrabam 9. scwis,
SObn 3Bcl9ono, 1SiIIiOm QSsl6.
Samuel &. Scn03cY Shasmsitu.
SUM 25. 1850. 6Ol.
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@otte6 Seiifonc ibre @elunbbeit untsr mener
drjtIi6en SebanbIun9.
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Berks county Cold Spring,
Sinking Spring P. O., Berks Co., imiIbsn Meos
pin9 uno Q6pm'IsbOrt YsnnipIpanisn, i'm Mcs
nat 2(u9uif 1850.
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patienten ;u ct. @lar uno miifTsn ocrDabr
belt beiifimmen "QSsm Oa6 6siIperfabren peS
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mir an uns erIebt.
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SeIoe aus ct. Slar, tsi Yott6pils,
SbupIflll Co., pa.
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Il. QB ScnCbict,
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INV fem fUnf;Cbnten Gage i'm SUM,
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Wtehr Neni9feiten fir Die &ronfen !!
gefet folScneen au6croroentlicbcn Sail! I!
9eeember 25. 1S4S.
Doctor Swavnc

Goetor Swaync,
gister 6err Da itb mir einr beftiae CIR.
faltuns 3useScsen bate, wslebs fttb auf bic
eun9e sepcrfen nnp mlr elncm sslpaltisen
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uuo Gebwieri9teiten tcim ltbembolcn Der
fnipft mar, 70 ipuroe ldD pom pen anseIebels
fen uib a6tunsswertelten lCr5ten bsbanoelt.
aber Die Spmpsolne purrcu poht beunrubis
senb Gin GelebwiIr bate fdb III ocn suuacn
aetlpet, ipeIdbes purdh bic GeitC hrab H. Ittb
nadb 2(uBsn bin i'll sroBen Quantitatcn giter
entluc, 20 OaB mein 2lrst 9laubtc, pC Sraft
une Shdtisfet oes einen sunssnfhaels lsi
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