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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22
AS a DYSPEPSIA CUHUR.

Dr. HouoHros's PEPSiN has produced the most mar
velous effects curing Debility Emancation, Ncr
Decline and Dyspepc Consumption IL impossible
to give the the limits this advertisement,
authenticated certificates have been given Of than
hundred remarkable cures, III Philadelphia New York
and Boston alone These nearly all desperate cases.
and the only rapid and wonderful but per-
manent
lis great Nervous Antdoe and particularly useful for
tendency to Bilious disorder Liver Complaint Fever and
Ague, badly treated Fever and Aguc and the evil effects
ofQuniae Mercury other drugs upon the Digestive
Organs long sickness. Aso, for In eating and
the too free ofardent spirits 1t almost reconeies Heath
Life aue "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22

BOOKS I BOOKS II B00KSll!
A NNUALS for 1858. Burns' Moorss
IA Scots, Cowper's and Souiherly,s fOss
ical works, Albums. Blank Books of a Il SIZES
Dec s. '55 W. H HEsLETINE-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
or. GASTRIC JUICE.

DREPARED from RENNET, or the fourth stomach offas
Or directions OF BAaoS LIRBIe che great Physo-
logical Chemist, by 5. Hocsross ~ p PhiIsdephia. Pa
Thssatruly wonderful remedy for indresfon, Dgspep
ia yua,sdice Lirey Compliant Constipation and sbify
urng after Natures method by Natures Agent
e Gastric uice
gest Fire Pounds Of Roast BEEF 1T u6out
ours. out Of the stomsch
PEPSiN ,ste element Great Digestive Principle
of the Gastric u;cehe SolceBt gfhe Food the Purifying
Preserriag and Siimatng Agent Of the tomach and In
testnes II extracted from the Digestive Ftomach Of ~
the natural Gastric uice in its Chemical powers and furn
ishing Complete aud Perfect substitute forit BY the aid
this reparatio pains and evils OF Indigestion and Dys
pepsia are Just they would be by healthy som
aeh It doing wonders for Dyspepts curing cases Of De
biy Eyaacatson Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Con-
sumption supposed to be the verge f the grave The
Evidence upon which Is based in the highest
degree Curious and Remarkable
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22
Gazs. ATTRACTION
AT THE QUEEN ST. DEPOT.

vHsHE undersigned hereby informs bis numerous
friends and customers. in town and county,
hat heis Just now opening very extensive stock
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22
CARRlAGE-MAKING.

WOULD respectfully announce to my CUSTOM
lrs and the public generally, that have re-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22

Messrs Mortimer q afowbray Mrs Elizabeth Bagwel
Isl lady Of the highest respectabty wealthy and nuen-
a-the in her speaks volumes in this
wonderful Tnctureseyeral other persons Of
have derived great benefit from its in comfy
entirely OF the article and have daily
when shall receive another supply. We expect
large sales oft from the present demand you to
send box possible.
Yours, TYLER Il ApAiR,
April 10Th, 1852 Northampton Co., Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22
TO SINGERS AND PUBIC
HpEAKEHS.

Thisremedy isinvaluable, as BY its action %
the throat and lungs, when taken in small guam.
titles, it removes all hoarseness in few hour,,
and wonderfully increases the power and iras1l
bility of the voice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-06-22

Is generally much relieved, and often wholly
cured by Cherry Pectoral. But there are soma
eases SO obstinate as yield entirely to no nedl
cine. Cherry pectoral win cure them, ifshey can
be cured
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
 Three Days Later. t.ts,t,.

sa sAsa fss NEw YogK. Oct. I9., |.
 The Asia has arrived bringing three days later intelligence. apd I62 pa sse npers. NVhiswoYih q Co.'S extensive mills q, Leebsitlye, Y0fksi.ire, are bGrntJ down. A Lass @i50,O0O: Fonr,een lrNndretl hands are thrown out of fen,ploymena. $ fglls saifhe sctAlera is celnlnittlbg great ra wages among the Russina lr9pils on lhe. Danube. as Before Nichpas left Olmulz, te sent 5 courier to Si. Peiersburgh with orders to raise a new levy Of troops. @'
 \ AcoFps of IS 00e troops was 10 leave Tonimsto reinforce the French army in ROn,e.5sslfs4 y9i tssai nsaH agills2Ff Nh
 iCammanderd dnglefield hasreturned from il'e Arctic regions. Nc intelligence of Sir
 Cams,aa'isr s % Nc Clare had sailed llrouph r s.l, from Behring's straits laDavis Straits thus |setillng the question ofsa Norihwpsi pass age. x s tlsa < .1sE N yfE nf aE' " tfis F14 1. Martin Koaata embarked iiSfsS vim; on the 2Sd uis toTsfhe Unued Eiasea. | ssd Esa u8sA AIr. S0ule hadkatfiyetl al mSdiida aSis inc a0sh ssand will De received by fEg Coy IernMeni in .a friendly manner. M ,s,, s...,.s AccNrd,n slO toe best accounts the Sul. tan had noi signed the. declaFaiian f,f wa '. but the Grand Council has voted tI,st War vsr I l'aghil8st RsiasiaEsbe declared, leavinv't0 ihe discretion of the executive when ,0s sdsclare hnAti illtleh aca taaA sssa Eessa2ssa as NM [ M
 A1any yarunavrsnares lepfrentA mud Eall nse dnnhssn's that Gen. Caanbsrt will go wi,h ls0vQQ hlcn sq CapslanNnople 1, iha. slha <! !F,gepcb and English will 0ccupy The inris 0I the sBosphorQs, and that tbe cop,h;nsJ J
 neess will reach Constant ino4,le ,,n inc 7,i, linstant a sla Sasii3 ENH SGf'o '''S N isis sss' |s it x antiiensicaIly slaied ,hdi ,be CvsF a, {.
 Oinniz declared dis str0ng wish for .,,.a a.s
 tn enahe him tn hack au, nf slthe tlifF,.,,l,,s
 Nothing is.Feaily kDown with cer,aln,v I .6 The English and, Er0nch Goyernu,ea a.s have notified Rvssia llalsii is ,on ,s,s ',
 make any modilics lions, and ,ha, Ennl. m is ,s ' Tuskev' ss .ss VI 2 E', sns 'a'egrl'y q
 The Paris correspond olr ,I,e E.a,,;..,,
 Times. says that the eomisnas;n AT ss.S \ asslata'ionuufwsr by pufkey. lsas reachs,l i .As sizl sn ys1asae Aiy Sff <, ths Paris eaErsspnpdeni Nf lhe Isanaan F1si snys, lhst tue F0sle hos fixed insr weeks ae ihe larhesl time ip Witch N. sxaces s s 'len sI19 a tbe fipelpelles nus aks sfsta'l sis.Iss..sl q. k.. ~ s., a fs,,,
 dlN nccnunls itnih ths ehulh stsn,e,a part iuf Laulplnna ore very 1lslaoelAp "A
 we Alllle AQND ~ WnaljNniahs as lhe n.Srl 4 9lff nf the NlnAleslpnk q llllln back finn
 " liver. abela 70 lhe latitude nl narn,
 4afa, 70 hsd heen buried ln lhe .cnnfos ' ,,
 shlee wtehS 11u weFe elrIl sn tlDe as \, als
 .'sa slns 1Aly sllptA tstl ittd iis ills ~ l.nk IoMAllllPl Siss pfsitF sit " l''i's ssy ''',
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Russfa ard Turkey:.-A later arrival from Europe brings further reports indi> cative of-war between Turkey and Rus~ sia, but they are in somewhat eaTu,iyocaal T,i and questionable shape. and connot- be relied upon. It is thought by some to be 2 speculating operation. and that the difficulty will soon be settled without resort to arms. A few days will decide the matter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Charles Andrews, who was arrested in July for placing Instructions on the Har- lem railroad for the purpose of throwing the Albany express.train from the track. has recently had his trill in Westchester C9upptty, \. F. and been sentenced to five years imprisonment. The sentence should have been for life.~ rvs-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Tho Fort llaaillep IInuso. af FnsI hnmplcM Lf. .sa place ,Cl tc1sFi n lgaIss Mrsihel. MaS dcsllayed A) atc dA HA.| ntday night. af ssrr~
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

,,lAiE MiELAScnoLY,--An sStl exchange pap,r says tbat company of Monks have re- gently purchased 1900 acres of land in Iowa and settled there. They never min> gle with the world, and when they put on a new suit of clothes it is never taken off, waking, or sleeping, till it falls off with old age. Young America has but a poor chance is such crowd we should say, and we mistake his character if he does not9tfy to crowd these representa- lives ofloldi ifogyism off his fayori,e hunts ing ground. } if s9s7
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

1t was no impeachment of General Pierces courage, says the Springfield Republican. that his horse fell with him at Cheppltepec. and We do not, ,allude to it with any such view. We allude to it for tue sake of the analogy. IL the horse he now bestrides doesn't serve him the same trick, sel us down hereafter neither as prophet nor the son of prophet. If cur memory is true to us.. he got caught in the downfall on that occasion, and could not extricate, himself. If the analogy doesn't prove good in sthis par. ticalar. call us hinny and him one of the luekiest of men.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27


 RailrOad 1oeidsnf.-Aslightaeeiden occurred on lie NaasHlnek Bsilroad on Wednesday lhe IOsh Insl.. lo lhe erexulnr freight Train ior winsled 1hieh leaves Waterbury al 9 e2 A. lI. Wien about one mile abose that depOi on the Race Bank of the Nshhan Company. the Lo- comOtiye'stfhck an OK which suddenly spung upon'the track from behind the weeds. Tie OK pussed.under-She 'loeO- motive, which threw itpff the track, also twO'csrs yhiclIwere considerably broken up; the locomotive went into the river. Nc One iuiuFed.excepta brRheman'named Riggs who had his leg brnized. No bones broken. .s5 r
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

The < Dutchess Democrat" is the tile ofa,paper started by thess Adamantines" at Poughkeepsie. under, the editorial management of Mr, F. B. Osborne. for> mre,ly, editor of the Danbury Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

THE MusoU1To QUEsr1oy SETrLEp,- The Portsmouth Globe uongratula,es it. self on'the visitation of frost, which has settled the musquito qustion, for this season, at any rate. --.o.A .--
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Ths New Ho,h ci.y RellketepogtsGor shs arsl siz mepsks af lAs yenF ahow. a tslai pl ts' fslAos bslsd. ne ppusasg ef shsps whsss '.eaeFis aOlasis ssse Rtahi <xfsnd11 lSt vslsss,Nr stisslsso so shs iss of Oct eaaS.Sel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

He wheat pr0dnc.ioa of Ohio is esti>
 mated to average 2s 100000 bushels a year .0f w6ich IS, ,oo0, ,ooos are sa,Plas. I. is sai.l Chat only abonk one 6fsh of this land in lie state ig under eal.isation. =
 While sOms of she PlsnielA crops sx' -cccd 50 bushels tu the acre, the average yield of ih5 sts.s vilInos sSsepd sixteen
 hnsheIs. LII lls. .NAEH
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

,. The Hartford Fire Companies are 10 have stiifeas throwing water on Sat. urday next. The compan, which throws stream the highest isto receive pres. ent of beautiful Silver Pitcher, worth
 fiflysdallafs,g fiom Goyerhor Seymour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

A Ad M Clark county. Ky., son of Leon. ara Bean, while sililhg ctL d feGce with an open knlie itl iNs hand, Eslfso the uro otYYnJ. ahe. kaiie piercing hun ahron.slf the sheari and klling him instani!yss esF }. asssg M
 Tlie sppoihimeui of Hor RoSes, ksc \ laane of Nia.. as U. IS. Minister tn China Ilsaotiicsaisy annnaAecd. 93s ~ sss e. 1f; as AStNa,ef Fail oie hundred ans,l fSs SIi,l b, !, teei in altitude and hea rly 0ne huh.lled iss M 1, linwtdtiI IS saidsi0ihave been recen, lvs s.lis. Ec"vered on one of the branches of ,he C.s,l. gsapo river, n! Fsxas. by iaa old se,,ler Mr. ". IT. MasilL. who never lieard ac \, before. The water is described as I. St, iI;n,. ' ih one unbroken sheet s's'7
 The elecsors al Waterbury. . ,,li. ,ls;,, , !. !. town meeiibg, rejected lle cnniracl made nv inc agents of that.t0wn win ih. E,sl.
 k'A aud Hafti0rd Railroad. Gl Ssf's Capt. Erasius Perkins, of No,w;.h ,,. !, VI thai place. on the 18th instant ~. ! was iol yours aud s months. Sass The peRbprs Timss repar,s \, ,he e.ll,.
 inE application hS divorcs .-. "
 HaialgiRs-rJ'he pelillnner. was x ,....,., ", lauy rssl!i'nR in Dtldaepori. wi,r " Me pF te was mlAffed tO ,l,e s"a. ~ ss,',
 ena 'tnnwlI Tie aFS06d ol < s;a, ', 7 I,
 cas,aa .ss z. was inialeruhlS cFueIIe. fs,r1..,n HFataea,. tteas eHs ras ass IN .,.al lls .,. Neho .hy hls eapdncs amass s,,,,d
 ss s..''es " lhs one haAd and hllles a.Sl3ps ,'H ~ VI NlppIs ellea eFiacnoe fhtl, al.rie n
 4. .. M 'l'lH lPe bod lpdcptn ndelll, Nnslnhl '''s. v " '''t ssqMpnqlll0n v h|le ills allIc Isn .'5S. M lAlVtells chalDe| is eannhn n| i~as'le neither IiIehdA h5F IoeS. H'F'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27


 h0WinnchspnJprieay aud precision our read rFsa can judge l0raliemse Ives. Fl iss FlssNs aAahasais slliesallless of alIthings? God-- Edheeqlist lles alWsy ys exisfed atFs Asi gf9
 Mhalis ille rmnsi heauiifnls x The world hepaNFe ii " lie wurk al G0dl. isaf is tie gssatekt Nl ai ti,ihks . 4 lpahe hee aases sit enhiAIhs aIl thar is cfe> \ What isshe anickest cf an Ibinss ll..- Il l'iN,lgh because ain nome nt il ca x iiy l N. al,s end nfs sihS utsi s3ssS ss N hat ss tt.c slfnbgesis N Necessifv -be, sSaass.n Nsalss men face all stle dauaets ul ' aEhss !. is 'lsl 4is hosl alsieul.s 10 know 2 lss svhas is ne m,,sl csns,sns ot nj iaiDssi ' f5Npe hsVhtise il Stl)l remains with mi X al'es l,e hss iosi every ythinw else. \ M 1@4ss@ " 7Is@ -A-l&- .--&.-z@ M .as8sfsAl \ Ynuse WnMAs, .l need not ,ell yoo i, ioAk k.Nsls iur hushalid. fbr knhw !!iat y,,, lfte iixine, t,llli irving to caich one, hhd af. as' Nai ssAlly Nn the watch us q Gal is t;,r a AiAiise. Hatsniie word ifs yNnf eas ilr vo, 4 iHtAses Dni,s haii your hook wiil1 an A {. q t.ilclai btaslly if y0a las slie chances {, q stn io one sliat ynn ssiiicnith Rud d0eon U slshls silly lElul Af A fish that An'l worth Isis AseiNlh ~ sas dnks.. \ t'sta ssasi sss'g " N Array tie inner tAdy with the beauii6s aasmeniS af visine, m0Aesiv. mn nnsd. 2 plsslicAted hlve md yba viii diepnse o Auniatli 4nlcteF. ahd tsImuth kes,eF N. v6n n' sAAe tean ysi0 sxDnld lf y0u Giebhyca nl
 sAe aes tgaMN. dipper ins, lbtie.Fsils ahi ' tlldle.Sle~dtts inalleunItefse. Rsme,hhf, ' ia an awful lhlnw li |lse ahd tile \ slI lpPpntpclnfeaspld mad. Dop dsn ssgsF 4 AffoniniHo fnNorpfEvop fPlsnfs. .-, ~ ~ l44f, plhe AaNrelHllt in MneI4nIpw,ll q GrIIl'llnR 1a1IlNN.l Ii llelhlfEzlG un tllif.
 44N Rsnlap4a4 a4n4HN0 agG Asles 6lI0wlnl theIi1e4h4 lirl 1tEp plfgedllIGIt ln 4og ana subsequently, lltAip Nfg f|lr Bng ltlsst slI yla11slll. 3l aah 41 feS| lnnE ,4|I0l eagNll. ana Wel zlLA llA aaaasE V A9-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Lombard. who was concerned in the " Quartz Rock" operation on the Bridge port Bank. was convicted before the County Court. and sentenced to six months imprisonment and to pay d fine of threeshund,edi dollars. His counsel appealedsfrom this decision to the Su. perior Court now in session. @ 'ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

ent of Beautiful Silver Pitcher, worth fifty dalIafs. fiom Goserhor Seymour.
 KoszTA. The barque Mimosa.in which Koszta has embarked. is bohndgfor Bos- ton. It has been proposed to give the man public reception. We see no rea> sen for. this moYement.ss Kosz'a has done nothing to deserve such notoriety from Us. He has performei nothing wcnder> ful. It is sufficient for l.in that. in the .shour. of his need, our Government ex- tended piotection oyerhim. Beyond that. there is nothing in the character of the man, ihe circumstances of the ease, or Inc safferingy which te hasnndergone, .he.r yeald warrant s ant Sny public ro'iee'
 A letter ter in ihe Hartford Times of sat~ urday nigh, from Ltch6sld. states that an, animal vas: shot sin lbat town on
 Thursday. which was pEono onpced by Rev., B. l.. Swan, Dss. Beckwith.. Seymour and otbess. ps besa ssSlosls.s of the same kind as are founai sin South America. It, has been ieft as the LtchfsH Reppbli-.. !. can oflice.l I.a sssi N s'sssa a's s... 7 < z The above item $ news lo ihe, gentlemen mentioned, as they have seen nothing of tic animal, except in the
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

The trialfor manslaughter of the own ! CTS and officers of the steamer. Henry Clay, which was burnt on the Norlh River in the summer of 1852, is now in
 progress in the cry of New dYoik.s asa
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
(Stlrns iiher &roIlen.

nus Eintr slSrudsu Yrcrigt res pfarrcr SpGrr
i'm Srautiibin, 9ibaltIn am SNori0 G5EburtSto9t
1920.
9aS 5routR;Imncr ltte iM Srn Natur, ircnn
rs Id6u, gallant, ermplailant, bcnctt, fautrr auT.
gcpuBt wie Gin lhTn Yierp; pa meb idI i6cn,
mic ite 81 reipcttirrn cien, bic wcbl RauSbaItcn
fGnncn, prm Ntann an BEN au9cn dlIes atleben,
mas CT mill FL pa ladt raS Srrs, wcnn CT
beimtrmmt, mp cincn Irlhcn liebenspiirpi9rn Gna
srt antrift, Der ibn NIT lhnrrwrilen Sanrcn rm'
pIGbct, fullet, Gin Sr1tlcin unp Saldtlen auf ben
Sid trG9t; lt6 su tbm Irtt mp iprtAt Gn9rl,
no iriait pu brruntcr9eI6ntttcn botrn5 une mas
Nrrslrhrn Epn8s unp judrriiBr, tc3crauidcnrr
0tcpcn mrbr Iinp. 9Sann abrr Ginr einrn Sp'
I@iSEc16ircIh, einm 0tumpcltnltn, Gin altrS
Iritriirn, rincn 3rirelHSr, cine Sarcrfab, Gill
Niarteufrl int SauS Bnt, bic immrr brimtmt,
mtm, nl,lm, mint, ric eine 8btir ius, bic onbrre
auii6lG9t, bic I'M S4trt CSG,rmItcin) NIT Nrr
Ofcnaabrl GinaufSbrt, unb wicrcr ouf pfn 9errp
brruntcrplumpt, bic Gin Gjeli6t wr ein Neit poll
Cullen ma6t, bic tnutrr Suppcn aus brm SGlrns
toIrn anri6tct unp rrnS res 8cuIclSeu9cS nIcw it,
bic lirb i6 nidt, Der Geufrl mag iie ltrtrn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
SC O N antif ch,

Gin Scrnebmrr GnglSnbrr ear tr tiitm 6rrltns
re in Srlanp ldn9cre Belt gum ScIud gsirclen unr
pcrtbcltc bei'm atIdicce nebr 0clb unter bic
Diencri6ait, ais gctrdudli1 mar. Gr pollte
feline 9tciie allein ,u 9ferpe fortIrecn 9Is CT ben
5ub in pcn Stei9bGget Iebte, filIcrtc iGnt Der
Stalltncdt Su: Spbalo sic bic bcrrl1aftli6c
@jrer,e I'M Siidcn bntcn, Icbcn sic uaf pt ibrr
9itclen selapcn linp. Der 0|eilenbe tbat rS mp
fanp su iciner Srr,runcerm9 Sab aus bripcn 9is
itclcn bic Sorun9 9c,c9cn wprprn wdr. Gr lup
ie lpglctd piepcr uno rtt wctcr. Slit cinbrcz
henper 9fa6t crreidte CT cine cnIamc Eee Gjegcnp
imb nod mar CT nidt rrit frrtgcrittcn, ais CT Spn
eincm maSftrten Stra6cnrGuber su 9Tcrbe angcs
baltcn wurpe, Der ibm Gin Yitpt entgc9cnbclt unp
bae @elo atfcrcrrtc. Der NeiIcnpc fcrcrte ous
9entldli6 auf i'm wnp Der StGutrr ltiir,tc su 80
ben. Stun jagte Der 6rrmpe in raS nGtItc Ocrl
inb na6tc GGrm. Inter Icner Siitrun9 ctten
Irfcrt Seute nit 2ihtern an Srt unp Stellr unp
ais man Den nod tutenren eeid,nnm bic NtaStc
pom @ciidte riff erfannte man III rcnlcltcr-prr
Sptn brs Mannes, rcilrn @aafrrunpiGdft ter
3teiIenbe 9euc1en.
auS Der llntrriudun9 crgob iih, bn6 Her jutgE
Yfann Gin tief prrI2ulpcter Spielcr mar, Der ;lr
Seieruus Ienrr Sinan,tn raS 8Iutcr6anowrrI
bereits lan9ere Belt 9ctrietrn unb nomrntlitt biz
S1Ite Ieines Saters geplInrcrt bottc. Die 81
inilic Iuhte ben Scrfaa in 8rse0nbcit su brinr
9en, aber pas 0jeri6t fnipfte baran ben nod CT
sreiienccrcn llmltanp, pa6 pieItr Sprncbme Spies
lrr nc StraBcnrGutcr ;u9lcitb Elm bpbcr gSirs
prntr18rr Der rlGnpii6en &trhe 9c,pcien fCt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
qinberunasmitt1 fdr @ranorunoen.


Die 81. q. Mepieat=Ga;ette, tpelde in brr
mcpiSnil6m gSilicnl6aft rinen tcprutrnpen Stang
cinnimnlt, brin9t fclsenprS Idnelwirtenpe Ginrer.
un95nttrl fir Sranp< prrr Srdbpunpcn, mclhfs
wegrn Ieinrr lcidten QInwcnbung unp Idnrlcn Or
lan9unS iibcraII brthmt Icin lrlts. Die Gja3cttr
Ia9t:
,.GS Ictlte gum g6p9tr rcr MenI6Eeit bcrt gins
gen Scltc brtant rin, pab in ir9rnp cinrm Sale,
rrr Srrtrrnnuns rprr Srrtrubung, pie 9rrB itr
immcr Ict, alIe bcitiscn SGmrBcn pr5 grirrnprn
in cinrm 2Iu9cnblid unp fir inrmcr 9ctpten wrrpol
mGgcn pcrn man iibcr bic SerIcbtcn StciIen c inc
pide Gags Nat3enmctl Itrcut, cntipc-
Der init rrr Sonnb, rpcr, iros nr6 belcr 1T, init
einrm Sicte. gltlcr S4mcr3 td IotAcn 6Stlrr
pirb papm6 mmitteltnr 9ctptrn, unp rrr 2rt.
rrnre wirp ndt aNru Der GriNHttcrung prS gan
icn NrrpcnipitemS cnt9rbrn, ipnpem audi in rrr
Nr8cl in cinen rubi9cn, anacnrbmrn SfIaf per
falen, ctalr Der GtnfuB Der guit auf pic1c SEtil,
ven pcr SSmrc alENcIdlrG lien iit.y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
SSee)Icl scr 0leinuneen inucrbalb Der
4nrthCicu.


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9tcbrn 6rnry Class int Grn9reir Der Nrr. Stans
ten crttite. Su periclGrn patrat CT nc 3ncds
mSgtNtet iRntrr GTRrlernBcn aut Matchmaker
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aus brm S9abamtC Su iplhm 3rrdcn auT raS
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pcmptratiNcn Yartbci dpcptirt np mrbrc SEr9
9lnlagcn Spn notirnalcm Gbarattrr br9Nnnrn
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DAP ipIhc gSrrtc SrrfaHun9S icicn unr roS
Syitem fiei,
Die QnlaSc riher GiFntabn nat rem itillcu
Sron ii Jest ben msifcn 5ubrcrn Der rrmcfra'
tiIhcn 9artbri cin Iebr ttlicttcr @cgcultanp.- :
Mrbure Witgtitbrr rcs Yicrre'I6 Cabinets CT
fl1rtrn li6 Spr Sturirm IN iGrrn Stumprrpcn nab
reno tbrsr Grcurlicu ;u G'mltru tcr 9lnln9e cinCt
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9trttrl, raB eS ScrfaIIUn9S9cmGB Ir
wrnn lh bic 9ir9icrun9 tri glnlagrn mb Sautrr
int Srlanrr bctbrili9e Die ScrfaliunA 1T jrrcd
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! britnnp,
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tmrrer &rtcITrmNcn, dusMfiibrt burh bir 8ut'
pcSr0irrma, 9rircirn iit.-(Ginc. 9Cp.)
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gsebIfcr olS 9ofttrGoer.

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in 9lrpz 5ampI6ire NIT rinem 5rrunpe pilpe On
ten I9pB, ltieB CT ouf Gin 9aar unberuInc Senns
ta9SjSsrr aus Scltrn, bic chen nidt wubten, mic
iie iitrr ben Mrralt wc9fcmmcn Icltcn. Sa ie
9Setltrr nidt fannten mp res @laubcnS waren,
CT Iet larf 9enug, tint ibnrn pur6 p1s gSalIcr Su
brlfei,, p bntcn lie i9n, CT mGdte lic auf prnl
9iiit,n ,u enrr trpdenrn Stelle budrn. Sbne
gSirerfpe rilliabrte ct ibrem GcluGe mb nads
pcm bic 3Grtlinsc cin jrpcr ibm rinrn Siertclprl'
lar fir feline Nlibe scSoblt, frastrn iie tbn aud,
pt rr aIte g6ebltcr gu 6auls ici, bonn M lie nc"
mig Slid I'M S6icBrn bStten, prlIten ie ibn nit
enrm Sciu6c brrbrCn. gGctitrr CripiCSrrte, Der
froglidc Srrr Iri chen nidt su SauIc, rerre otcr
alobatp rprt cin, Iprir CT Den gGr9 Nobm suriids
selcst 9atr, unp fiistc rnhn nr@ bin3u, RAP CT
ii frcusn wtrpc, iit Rcim @tittn0SmabIr gu ictcn.
93c man iiA prnfen tmn, iibcrldrttrn bic Srr'
den nirmals bic S6mlle PES ,,9lten SSrtiter."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
Sin Q SUB bober 01onn.

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In @abrib crrartct. Gr 1T Gin 9cmcGncr spn
2adar, in Der grcSinS 0ranara unp crit % SAB
re alt. Gr @rrlpriSt 70 Srl, ais 5 9crEbnlidc
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tpnr bercitS ;rctmal SerbcrotGrt atcr ienr bciben
sSrtter finb trbt. Der 3rcd IetntS griuhcs IN
NtaNrib it, tint bic Sanp elmer SNficcpirtbin Ycn
0usscsci6ncter S6Gntrit an;uGoltrn, tcrcn YaIz
Fon fir DEFENDERS 9rcBt MSnnrr sr ir Griobruas
9ebrddt bat.
3ret ienrr G'rRbc ,rirb CT trrmnbrn alt 5cisz
ling teldurten, DAP Gin flrtnca Jttno ttn un9es
itrhtt 5u nisHonbrln wagrn rNrf. 9it su Icinrnt
6ttn Sabre ;si9te irin SGn6stbm nthts tccns
here's, BON pa a6 Obrr tc9ann CT rribeup itnrl gu
ipattirn.