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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
NJ A sharp little fellow who had onlvrecen

To- A sharp little fellow who had only recent
ly begun to learn Latin, occasionally mixed his
mother tongue with spice OF the dead language
1t thus CHANGED as he wascne day reading a.
loud to his master, that he astonished him by
the TRANSLATION :-"Vir, man gin, trap
virgin, a man trap" "You young rogue" ex-
claimed the pedagogue, "your father has been
helping you with your lessons.o
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

WHAT female recluse is that whose name,
read backwards and forwards the same! Nun
What lady-like designation is that which is spet
backwards and forward the same? Madam
What lady's name is that which is spelt back
wards and forwards the same? Eve What
time is that which, if spelt backwards and for
wards, is the same? Noon What portion of a
young lady dress is that which, spelt backwards
and forwards is the same! Bib.
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SOMETHING FRESH.

CHARLES Fl, BALL has received another
~ supply of Fau,rs, CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
consisting in part of Oranges, Lemons, Figs
Dates, Almonds, Pecon Nuts, Sc, &C. Also,
Candies of every variety, with few Cans Of
those fine Pichled Oysters Cali at the Confec-
tonary Establishment opposite the Spectator Of
flee.
Stanton, July 10 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

Friday is truly an unlucky and remarkable
day With Prof Webster. He committed the muir
der on Friday-he was arrested on Friday-the
verdict OF the Coroner's (secreD inquest was
madepublic on Friday-the final decision of the
Executive was given on Friday, and the execu-
ton q the prisoner is TO take place OH Friday.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

A DISMAL PkospEcT.-A young lady of IS,
Miss B., was engaged to be married to a gentle
man of thirty six. Her mother having noticed
her low spirits for some time inquired the rea-
son. 'Oh dear mamma,' replied the young lady,
4 was thinking about my husband being twice
my age That's true, but he's only thirty-six.'
He's only thirty-six now, mamma, but when
Pm sixty'-"Well," ooh, dear, why then he'll
be a hundred and twenty."
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POETRY.
THE COUNTRY LASSIE s. HER LOVER

BY RICHARD CoE, JR.
"To-morrow, ina, Pm sweet sixteen,
And Billy Grimes, the drover,
Has popped the question to me, ma,
And wants to be my lover;
Tomorrow morn, he says, mamma,
He's coming here quite early,
To take pleasant walk with me
Across the field of barley"
''You must not go, my gentle dear.
There's no use now talking
: You shall not go across the field
With Billy Grimes walking.
To think of his presumption, too!
The dirty, ugly drover;-
l wonder where your pride has gone,
To think Of such lover"
cold Grimes is dead, you know, mamma,
And Billy is 50 lonely!
Besides, they say, 10 Grimes estate,
That Billy is the only
Surviving heir to all that's left;
And that they say is nearly
A good ten thousand dollars, ma
And six hundred yearly! !"
81 did not hear, my daughter dear,
Your last remark quite clearly,
But Billy is clever lad,
And no doubt loves you dearly
Remember then, Tomorrow morn,
To be up bright and early,
Across the field Of barley!"
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Piano for Sale.
A FIRST-RATE PIANO for sale, at a
IA moderate price. Enquire of
4. N. GREEN.
Stanton, July 8, 1850.
John Deuericks and Thomas Deuericks !
VS..
Samuel Jones,

III CHuNcefy
TIME plaintiffs John Devericks s. Thomas Deve-
Il ricks not being inhabitants of the Common,
wealth of Virginia, notice is hereby given them
that shall, on Saturday the 3lst day of August
next, at the Store House of Samuel Eagle, Esq,
at Doe Hill, in Highland County, proceed to take
the Dispositions of Sarah Morton and VIM. Hodge
and others, which when taken, will be offered to be
read as evidence in the above named suit in Chan
Gerry depending and undetermined in the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chsncery for Highland
county. If from any cause the said dispositions
shall not be taken at the time and place named, the
taking of the same will be adjourned from time to
time and place to place until completed. You can
attend if you think proper.
SAMUEL JONES, Deft.
July !, 1850.
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There is said to be woman in pittsburg
who takes in children to wash. She gives them
a good scrubbing with soap and sand, and then
sets them in the sun to dry. She washes at
four shillings per dozen.-Pittsburg is such
smoky town that the children have to be wash
ed ali over every day.
EMsRAT1oN.-The New York Journal Of
Commerce estimates that the emigration to this
country this year will exceed 100000, and also
exceed that of any former year, except the last,
or possibly the two last
Wisconsin; in the Winnebago tongue, means
au,ndy country The name is said to be very
appropriate to the territory to which it is appli-
ed, as OLD Boreas blows his bellows high and
strong all the time
Never be angry with your neighbor because
his religious views differ from yours, for all the
branches of tree do not lean the same way.
The Secretary of State of Ohio estimates the
population Of that State at two million and eix-
ty thousand
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WHITE & CO.,

EHAVE now in store, received in the lest fey
Nj days
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
S Barrels Crushed Sugar,
do Pulv. do,
Boxes double refined Loaf do,
do Single do,
Cloves Mace, Cinnamon,
Best Teas,
Tierce Rice, Rio Coffee, Java, &C.,
ALSO,
Stone Jars, Crooks, &c, for Preserves,
Expected Soon.
HID. nice Molasses,
fierce Syrup,
2 Hhds Bro. Sugar,
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
July %
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

SOMEBODY says that in spite of all the med-
ical systems of the day. a sick minister, who
has rich congregation, can only be cured by a
voyage to Europe. A curious fact in therapeu-
tics.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

FEHHE next session of this School will commence
the last OF June, 1851. handsome and commo-
dious brick edifce is now in process of erection,
which will furnish the School with very superior
accommodation. The course Of study will qualify
young men for an advanced entrance in any Of our
best Colleges, or for any of the practical pursuits
of life.
Terms I'm the Classical and Mathematical
Department. pr session, 10 months, $50 90
English Department, according to grade,
pr session, $l5 and 1924 90
Board, including washing, &c, can be obtained
in the best families in the village and vicinity at
So and 81 so per month. A few pupils can be
accommodated in the family of the Principal.
The community in which this School is located
in religions influences and good morals, is not sur
passed in the State.
Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
July 22-4m
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I DOZEN best Moleskin Silk Hats, latest.style
y for sale by D. C. .RLDGW.iY.
May %. lS42
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NEW CONCERN.
CHEAP CKEAPER!! CHEAPESTIl
HIF T g. c. O.

-O:-:O-
rIlHE undersigned, recently from Baltimore. beg
leave to inform the citizens Of Staunton and
the adjacent country, that they have taken the Store
Room two doors above the Store OF Mr.. j. Brande-
burg and opposite the Virgil ina Hotel, which is
now open with full and fashionable assortment Of
Gentlemen's
Ready-NFade Clothing,
made up with much care, expressly for this market
In style which will ensure sales, and give salts
faction in every respect. Their stock consists OF
the following variety, viz:
Extra fine Frock and Dress Goats,
Fancy Sack Goats, Drab, Wellington
Cord, aud Cashmerett Coats, ETC.,
Black and Fancy cold Pants. cut in the
latest style,
Figured Silk and Satin Vests.
ALSO-A supply Of Hats. Caps, Boots,
Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Socks, Shirts,
Drawers, Carpet-bags, SC.
The subscribers would respectfully ask the citi-
gems of Stanton and the surrounding country to
give them early call, feeling confident they can
please ALL in price, style and quality, as they are
bound to give them BARGAINS.
SNIFF g. CO.
Stanton. May 20. 1850.
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NOTICE..

IN N. GREEN, is selling off his large and
Il fashionable assortment of GOODS at cost
for Cash. Purchasers wishing to save from 20 to
day. No goods charged, except a, the regular
profits.
Stsunton, June s, 1850.
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Fauquicr White sulphur Springs, Virginia,
More generally known as Warsnton spring.


WILL open reception Ex
tensive Improvements In that will
whole establishment No will be adding
its ebellment the comfort and pleasure If the guests
evidence
and cnecti
lar has been regarded good policy enlarge the
nodations and complete the original design, crafty
and fancy Of ues, well their health pleas
situated in remarkably healthy region, in full view of s
renton may horseback carriages improving
roads, enjoy picturesque scenery
The alleys the pistol gallery the game of billiards, the
hea The lovers OF and flowers will hnd peculiar
their APPROVAL while the ow deer
awn, gold silver fish, the elk swan relieve
tedious those who Interested In the natsra II
which hberaly could
add comfort and accommodation OF yters The
hurdle and ournament the fancy ball. and brilliant
designed for the monde only To ts holy ministers
religion every denomination, acorda sdsns nvianon
the without charge The services Of
the church respected throughout the
These Springs miles, according takeu
Fredericksburg, ~ SO
om both these points I'LL July, when daily lines viii be estab
lished 68t,tNt
These Springs post Office
spng and all letters should be directed they be len
follows $50 whole season,
ing s ocober S5 for three monts $50 o months e for
month $40 week Ss for weeks u rs dayi meals
lodging SO each and children under II od
charge children years old When
children before
who their ordinary table win be charged full price.
DANIEL. WARD,
June Is SsW Superintendent.
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The Of person viii be entered upon books urless s
payment Of the subscription be made u advance.
Distant subscribers may forward money BY letter. postage
on which win be paid BY all .k samsd BY ourselves y
safe uansmis.ion & N@ s 1879 ~
me COUNTRY PAPER il published wsslIy during the
sions Of Congress- and semw weekly during the
Subscriptions TOR period less than year viii be received On
terms propordonsd 10 the above annual rsss 41
00-PosTmAsTEks are saorEed sycn and, By
sending DAILY subscsbe with ESQ enclosed or
subscriber, sa5 enclosed ar nv. WEEKLY
subsebers wh 90 enclosed vn be copy tho
same edition they farnish subscriber sor xya.
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future debate and Interpretations shroudsa in difHeulty

future debate and interpretations shrouded in difficulty
and darkness. Hat GaS "a
And now, should the principle so often and % srenu
ousy advocated and asserted here and elsewhere by your
government agents in California, BY your ministers hare
should that principle prevail which makes ths law q
Mexico paramount over the Territories ceded BY the
treaty OF Guadalupe Hidalgo, what becomes OF the yast
treasures the uncounted millions, mbedded in the mining
repositories there Ihs Mexican law opens tns mns:
OF the mine he discoversor works. Teservng only
to the sovereign the right Of levying duty the pro-
By the civil law all veins and mineral depostes Of gold
or silver belonged, il In public ground, TO the SOW
ereign; il In private ground to the owner-subiect,
Subsequently, il became established customs aud WAS
so declared by law in most kingdoms, that ALL such
vested nhe Crowa In Spain. under the laws Of the
PERTEDAs the property held to be vested in the
King that il did moi pass with the grant Of lands After
wards, by a law or Alfonso XII, in the ORDEEAMIEETo
REAL. all mines were declared TO be the property Of the
Crown, and no one was permitted to work them except
under some special license Juan moderated this law.
by permitting any person 70 dig or work mines in his
land in the land Of another with his permission, and
two.hirds to the Crown But Philip II repealed all this
Legislation and by ordinance to be found in the NEw
CODE OF laws OF CASTLE respecting the mines, provided
that Ast
Of these kingdoms and a other persons though
70 nss these sn work z r
cred IS our will and command thar they shall have them
sn @ way iss | aa $ a.sA ssa
their oo observing. 10th Ia regard to what they have 70
and ordsraa BY ibis sds, II the man
ner hereinafter mentioned.
The laws OF the Indies make similar grant ito all
subjects whether Indians Spaniards and Of whatever
station. condition. rank, dignity Except governors
ministers, alcaldes Sc) authorizing them to work the
mines freely and without mpediment, and making them
10 al persons, wheresoever situate" &c.Lsye
de Indias, tile IL, book 4.
From the ample terms Of these grants is evident that
the sovereign Invested himself through them of all right
Of domain the mining repositories within the pos
sessions which Spain then held in the New World and
such is the decided opinion OF Don Mahso de Lagupss
Judge OF the audiency of Quito, and Of the Cardinal de
Lucd eminent jurists of great authority and learn
ing, whose works have cast efugent light these
matters, and have rendered them accessbleto the blunt
est understanding Now. let ask honorable senators.
how, under such legislation stands the public domain
within the borders Of California
Without concluding, Mr.. s. here gave way to motion
to postpone the further consideration of the subject until
the following day. 81 IN
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r .xl--A Fourth OF July Excursion 90 Ptney Point,
Oh Point, Norfolk, Cape Heny-The steamer
osCEoLA w leave wahngcn pleasure UP 20 inc above
July, O'clock and Alexandria
past g. D. arriving Piney Point about 10 o'clock and Nor
early morning she win leave again immediately nr
old Point apes Attending excellent oppor
uny bathing enjoy the breeze witness the extensive for
nhcatons, &c. -. ...1.x ... - 80
Norfolk where tho next day can be passed very
visiting navyyad ydock big ship Pennsylvania
d,ther objects Of interest
Returning, Osceola viii leave for Washington Friday The
sd,, NJ O'Clock, D. m. M@HHfN
music win be In attendance.
Passage and fare 20 Piney return, 81 Norfolk and
- JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
June 27--d8t
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and choice grown on thc fer 1sssa
tile and genial soil Of Assam........a 90 .
With introduction machless
is the intention Of the propneors distribute by lot the
purchasers quantity rt pod the
sales effected.
Each puchrer viii receive enclosed in the package numbered
emitting distribution
ny laid and On the receipts amounting $40 900, tbs
mentioned parcels OF the of
thousand dollars viii be bonuses according 70 the @
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DHIIIP BARTON KEy will attend 90 any busaness
he may be nirusted with before
claims before Con
grcss and the Departments. Once on o street.
WAsHrssror, July 10, 1876, July 17-2awH
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425 prizes in all 1900 lbs. e20oo
Those persons prefer priced
prizes proportion they viii be purchased for cash. edue
ton OF ten per cent
W Country agents required Applications be addressed (poss
paid 70 the Company's Depot, as above.
June l-d3m
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I36 Greentoich srtef, NeW York.
THE popretors beg
Of families, the choice and selection of
hitherto this county, which,
their fragrance and decacy, combined with purity
strength produce infusion OF surpassng richness navo
offered the following.
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rKA ON Wednesday, the ID OF July the
s-<t3ks Baltimore will leave the wharf at Washington,
precisely o'clock, excursion Of pleasure Pney
Point where passengers by her win O'Clock the
evening" and thus have opportunity ofenong the comforts of this
pleasant during the whole Of Thda The 4 and Friday the
9th OF July
Returning win Pney Friday night
~ O'clock and reach Washington the following morning. o.
O'Clock.
Pare for trip and return, 81 Meals axtrs.
'4''''' '''''''''' ''''' GEoRoE MArTrNeLy.
June 22-dtaJuly
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New York; Lifs Insurance Company,
Office, No. 90 Waa street, Nee York.

NtW fofkf 1fre Imsut"fs0o ~"s1P""yf |-7-7
Office, No. 60 Wal street, Neo York.
Morrfs FaAssfIs, president.
srrxcru j. BrNKDror r., vice president
PLIsy FRaRMsr, actnary.
Hs copp,nv principle
and also pon principle leaving proportion amount
tr interest the hands of fcAty
extended and profits and conferred its bcneA e
least possilJe and outlay 70 insurers IA
Insurance granted persons visiting California
agency Washington compartments following
VIM Jones M. d. medical examiner, OF and ID
streets
G. washington, agent Apollo Hall, Psnnsylvsnis asense
opposite Union buildings. June 2--u
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sPnEoH or mIs. SOULS,
or LOUISIANA,

On his Anssndmsnf 10 lhs California Bill; dspered m
he Senate Of fhe Uaiied States, Monday, June "a,
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The area CT assessment has expanded to
l6 0l9 ASS acres that is 10 say, in two years Il has
increased five p cent The whole mount o! public
tsresennuslly collected within the State under
s3s0,Ct0 or 76CG0 and3 the burden OF these
was limited 10 infniiesirnal assessment on most
Of the principal kinds OF real and personal property
We md, for example, entries of the amount Of du-
~ levied on pleasure carriages, race. saddle, and
harness horses gold and silver plate, pianos pistols,
howie In yes, "slaves under go years." and ";ree
mas negroes This is certainly not list Of fiscal
objects which could be furnished by starving ana
exhausted community. BY the evidence, fben, of
Their own public documents, the people of Ml.ss.
slpi, possess the means of payment. This is a fact
as PLAN as II Is important and, having fairly
tanned that, IN calling upon them 10 fulfil their en-
eegements, We are not making demlad with
heh il is impossible or even difficult for them TO
comply, we shall examine, on an early day. the ma.
rure and validity Of the pleas by which they have
attempted TO deceive their own consciencies, and
% Geude Others.
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,oie, caution the avarieioss and the over sangu;
rom rItmaiortly committing themselves in /
Present ins lance although 50 severe a catastrop
quarter of century ago, committed similar
discretion, when the madness Of speculation W
universal, and when the calamities occasioned
il were aggravated by such state of the curren
as necessitaed The paying of Commissioners FOR %
ting bank notes into circulation, and the OWING
champagne breakfasts 10 those who favored a hs
by accepting its discounts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-19
Ser ,aebife Gonerefs.
Gtne ipie6tiae Sae6e fllr pas e5Olf!

GintenaI fdb Der @ongreb bereits nd6ife Bo6s
cerfammst-eine 8essbenbeit auf bic aIle geml
tber erwarunaspcu aefpannt iino; uno neil Ole
fommenee cine Der nicbtiefen Sisuu9en 9eten niro
cine Sieuna pie1stdt nod fturmifter uno Don
Qr6Beren SoIacn ais Die este, ineem eini9e Der let
benftaftere9enelten Sra9en Su perbanceln itno,
norunter namentTidb Die Sfaperefraqe cine Soaupt
role fpieIen wiro; uno inoem es ennbieeen werosn
mug OBJ unfere 9eliebte Union srbaIen wercen foil
oosr nidt: 70 baben iid Stbele uno Arpuie
Ceie neuIidb in 9efbdfsperbuouna 9etreten tno)
cutfhlofien, ibren Witbureern i'm SOraus Su per'
fiinoeu. oa6 iie fur bic 9anSe Union Ino uno ju fe
nen Sanaifern 9eb6ren, uno oemSufoI9e auh i'm
Setfaufen ibrer prddtigsn uno rer5ugIi6sn 9ab
netwaarsn gar feinen unterfdbiee MAIDEN CD Sub
ceer Rpromdnner, poer ir9eno Senano iontt, NIT ~
nen baneelt-Que lno eingelaeen anSuruten uno
ibre @aaren Su bcfebsn, meIde tbetIs aus fC9encen
beffsben ole auf 5anb 9ebaIten uno auf Sefcuun9
usrferti9t rercen:
Geou Bear QaImIeaf uno STpentine Gofas,
Seeretdrs. Barorobe5 uno Srefiers, SeiobcaroS,
Gofas. pier. Sics, 98orsuno Centre Gables. nit
Marble uno Maboeonp SObs, Gaio. Sreaffaft,
Dining unb @plincsr Gables, franS6ffbe uno
baIb'frunsohfde SdauFeIifilble, SocttcoIS, SHt
ments Siuans. Sudsrftrdnfe, GcnfCrs, 9eoe.
falls, WianoifUoIS, peoimsnt Ornaments, SCiIet
Gables Soboursttss Obsr Settin9focls. Srentb
Nlabcsonp 8stifeaen, Si9b Seal uno Srend
Nfoiteu Usriteouer Qrten, Gdlbrdnfe, StnfS
SadmuIeen, etc.. etc.
Bureaus BON sS bis $50 -SrttfeIrn ucn 1918
bis S6O-Sofas ron s22 bis $50. II. f. 10.
Snoem ie bebeutcnre Grfabrun9 in eisfem 9s
ftbdft baben. 70 fdmeiteIn fie i6b ale ibre Sun
ben Sur p60ssr 3ufrisbenbeit berienen Su f6nnen.
6ausbdlter uno Unbsre, Die stwas brauten line
t6fitft ein9eIaoen bel bnen unSufpreten.
SA Rspariren mirb auf bic flrSefte 0uSeise Der
ri6Ct-forris jece Qrt SapeSiersn bili9 UoaSo9en.
6. q. Stbcle,
S5. NW SrUnfe.
Iuentaun, gop. %, 1850. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-19
Sbatfae,c,,! RACTS 3
Gin ennps2inSsGsiane- on Canton, gBusnsr uub &c.

Gin JennDsSiHos0efang-r on Samfrr, Wa9nsr uno Sc.
Tune-"She has come"
An appeal to the judgment, In this town our store
A candid appeal: Is seen to attract
With facts side, A triumph in trade
An assurance feel And i'm truth great fact
Fact fact is maxim, And still il shall stand
On facts we rely: As il ever has done,
And to facts we appeal A glorious fact
In the goods we supply. For the name it has won
Oosr unaearilnoets Meinune btisubrinaen - nein,
fOnosrn mir beabihtgsn. inbem mir an Gub appel
liren, Sbatfacben une nur Sbatfahen. pbne Die Sc
rinsile Surcbt por Bperleaun9. porsubrin9su. Cine
bsrUoriisdenos Sbatfade III. ba6 bic 9lter BON
Canton. SSasner mnb 60.
turb unpersleiben Stpl ausasSei6net fnc- 3um
SemeB pcUon mir Cure Qufmerflameeit auf un.
fern Sweiten Giufauf BON
Soerbtt unb SSinter9titer
su lsnfcn wIufdsu, ben mir fosben erbaIten babsn.
Gine aneere prcminente Sbatfate III. oaB Sbr
in unferm Sobr Elm ausasbebutes QiiUrtsment BON
uIlerbano fiucet, peltbeS 9ew6bnIib in einem
9anofobr asboIten wro.
Uber Die Sbatlahe ouer Sbatfaten III, eae Gam.
fOn, 98a9ner uno 80. ibre 9uter wObIfeiter pefau,
fen aIs iraeno elm anosrer StObr in eeba @auntp.
une febet feIbit.
Come men of all stations
Each rank and degree;
Come old maids, and young maids,
Who yet so free
Come Jews and come Christians,
Come Genties and all
Come each and come every one
And give a call.
Canton, @asnsr unO Go.
Ntcuaun, Grr. IA, 1880 na6s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-19
@ Q9cntf6aft
fir SOuutDsSnno mnO SDloatensNms
fDriicilc.

pa sinsr Der llntsri6riebeusn elm Sffiiier in Der
Ser. Staaten Qrmee mar uno eabsr nit ben Sor
men uno 3eu9n6en pertraut III, bic nOtbwsuc9 ilno
Sur Grlaneuna ocH SOuntpIauo, @rnabssobIuna,
rudifdnci9e 8ssabIung uno anecre &ermili9unasn,
wsI6e fdu9 fen mO9cn an Die Sffijisre uno Sol
oatsn ceS meritaniften Strieass, res Rrieaes BON
1912 uuo Der psrfbiebsnsn Snciansrtriese felt 1890;
uno oa Der anotre Der untsridriebcnen cine lang
iibri9e @,fabruns wsqen Gage etc Der wsiflten
ednonsien unb cine 8sfanntfbaft Der AuaIitdt
uno esS Gbarafters esrieIbsn bsfet 70 bieteu lie
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