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named rs the first Vice President but did not take
part in the meeting.

named rs Tue hrst Tee lresident bui ltd not thke
part IN the meeting.
INTERESTING FROM NlCARAuUA.-Mr Charles
4. Scott late of the first company of rifles in Nj
carnrua who left GLhnada. on the 18th nlt. has
furnished the Nrw Orleans Picuyunc with tho
following interesting items:
On the 10th ut, diplomatic intercourse with
the L. $. Minister Mr. Wheeler, was resumed;
Gen. Walker giving him avery cordial formal
reception and Mr. Wheeler warmly reeippoeat
ing the friendly sentiments he expressed
! The report at Rlvas being in possession ot L.
with 60O followers reinforced by some l0aD
Gnntrmalians appears To be fully confirmed: but
il l. stated TINT cholera aud starvation were ere
ning great havoc in their ranks. Col Mendea
had already been reported very Ill on the autho
rity of the wife of an American living at Gilman
dega, when on the 25th it was announced III Ora
nnda TINT he had died.
About the 10th, tnpt. Badwin's company /
bout sixteen in number, Ind an engagements at
Ometepee with u band of about $50 no sile Cha
rnornistas, whom they totally routed killing ten
or twelve of them without sustaining any loss
and having only three men wounded.
About the 18th ult duel was fought between
Capt. West and DIR, lundy. in which the former
got severely wounded in the groin, but it was
believed he would recover
On the 9th ult. >cr,ps was issued TO pay off men
enlisted for six months whose term was up, and
they were d scharged
At Virgin Bay ON tho 26lh ut.. the day ON
which the last steamer passed, ON the way down
to San Juan del Norte, nothing whatever had
been heard of the presence of Costa Ricans at san
Juan del Sur, and the reportls not credited In
deed the conviction seems universal and conn
dent that neither the Costa Rcans nor Rlvas
nnd the Guatemaans will venture 10 attack
Walker. The former, particularly it is believed
will never venture Ia enter Nicaragua.
Granada. Rvns, Masaya, Mnnngun, aud the
other towns of the interior ARE all reported heal
thy. There but very little sickness among
the troops and tina, only of tn ncolimatizng cha
racter. which by far the arger portion had
lang since got. The first Rifles aud the Rangers
were stationed Mt Masnya and Mansgua
Additional supplies at provisions arrived Mt
Granada on the 9th ult., and il stated TINT
the was sui ,ient for nine months then on hand.
'fha natives, even to n considerable portion of
the Chamorrstas, were growing more and more
sati flied with Walkers administration, and there
did not appear IL be the slightest chance of its
permanency being interrupted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

On 18th inst. at o'clock p. NJ. by Rev G. w
Leftwich, Mr.. ". /. STEVENS and Miss HARRIET L.
daughter Of DR.. Livingston Walker, all of Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

AvOTICE.-Ibe CO. pnr'ncr-nsP heretofore exc
~ Isting undersigned and 5. bWRuid under
the STYLE Dugud dissolved on the LIST day Of
January last
The VIII hereafter be carried on by the undersigned
under the firm and styc - T. O. A DICGIID, at the
old stand of 5. DuEud sons
against the firm of $. Dinpuid
for settlement and those owinR
accounts win please forward and pay up.
DAVID +. DItGGIb,
GEORGE \. DIIGTIb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

nunl soason Of ts Institution viii commence on the irr
Monday in SopcmheuoN lts expected that by that time
the College llpdnF now IN pogcss OF erection will be-
toay Tor The location of tho Institution
accessibility nndhealthnln"ss one of the moNt eligible In the
entire South aud the of instruction thorough as that
Of any College IN tnc country In addition to complete
have established schoo Design instruction In tho
branches ii practical Engineering and Architecture.
Tho College IA arenay furnished wha very oxtonSive and
elegant Apparatus adapted to lul illustration In tho depart
Library STANDARD Works has ao been recently purchased
which considerable additions viii he made during the
The Young whose Parents or Guardians desre It, viii
rgnuz.d utaa Military copa having liza proper uniform
AMI praetised in daily manual and drll
ENrENss-i ation for Annual Session OF ten months In
the Collegiate Department. s!o-n the Preparatory $40
Hoard " Per week washing sl2o per month fuel andga
Catalogues the obtained by addressing
Rev Samuel X. Cox Precedent ,,,t, Ly9ehburs' VI"
Rtv sAMrrtk con- rrosdcni, Professor of Mental and
Moral Science and ef tclles lcures,
WILLIAM cAWtoL, A NJ irofeaAoro Greek Language and
Literature.
LAWS T Mrmtt Graduate Of Y. NJ Institute, Professor
Mathematics aud Natural science aud the School De
sAMut, G,urhSp, NJ, Professor of Constitutional Law
u. a LtNGnonNr. NJ u, Professor OF Anatomy and phys
Gursrrrr Aporfo sAnrom l.. l. u, Professor OF Modern
" 6 'Ins,onp. \ NJ rrloglpalo G,nmmor school.
L u SMITH, Grdnateof v NJ Institute Assistant
July 70 dAe2moa
Two Partners. -Thr -"b-rribrr- prcpnr-
ed t" furnish Bags n tie usual Rail Road cherfc to such
of their customers conslRn their Wheat Com &c
them for ,,e VIII also sell = ,,on !" ted9cr ,',Gk
NusEHOV EOE -AIE.-Au cNtrN Inrg Mir
WI tfrcurt Ilac) - by 20 inches, for p,c at
nng l2ts MCELDERRYs
UsST Received uAHPEK's MAGAZINE for
~ Seremh~,a at MoRSES.
lists
IlAnrnn's magazine FOR sErTEn
i BIER, RECEIVED AT
mig 2Ots LANGHGRNE Il WALKUPS
lSAlA sASHs rnr-hnii snis 1. store mud Il
VDNIV1 arrive, for sale by Itil 4 SAUNDERS.
july ~ diets
XyAIIsEs, Naii-cs, vRiises.-Du- opened q lot
Of nice Naises very hno Sole Leather Call and
prime article SEABUKY S.
-
rIANO, GuANO, s.lbNO.- We will receive
IL days lot of No Peruvian tiuano to which
invite the attention OF our friends and the public
IA 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

DINE Apple Cheesc.-iO Boxes superior Pine
Apple Cheese just to hand and for sale by -
aug II Is WILSON & CO,
COLE I.EATUER.-2OO sides & God sole Leaih-
- err just TO hand and for sale by WILSON co.
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0.itp 1u0 state affairs,

Fs,y.tfS BuIbnlSe fuxn AssoctArIoN.-At meet
~. Ia in Masonic Hall Thursday night for the pnr-
- oforganizinr the Franklin Bailding Fund ASso-
llt,,iep the following officers elected
Jygxi4eaf-tiFoRGE H. DAVIS.
jD.reeiofs-Bcnj. II. Nomlin, Wm. y Miller, {. II.
Hardy John NJ Speed, james F Payne {. X. Slaugh-
ter. -. - ,
PAYNE
Treasure -Tao. u Miller.
u.f-.,5-a.z=Jls 7. Scatt
The dues Werc al psllin amounting to $1,000
v,,f=..snn, vi, ioaasd At premium OF 81 per ceut
This is tie second Loan Association that has
Now been formed here in few mouths. both ofwhich
are working almirably and bill fair 10 exert Il very
l,nnq influence in the Community. We understand
NM applications for stock were made that could not
be supplied, aud il Is probable that third Associa-
ton will be gotten mp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

CONVENTION THE DEAF AND DuNB Instructors
On the 18th inst the instructors of the deaf dumb
in the L. States and other friends of deaf mueS
sembled in convention at the Virginia Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind in Staunton, Va.
james H. Skinner OF that place presided. The
yention in session three days ransacting BUSH
ness.
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without il? It is sold only the subscription plan,
Mcssrs. Payne Christian are the agents for this
city
SOME OF THE BELLIES AT TIE MoNrG puGRr WHtrE.-
A correspondent of tho Petersburg Express. writing
from the Montgomery White, speaks as follows of
some of the stars now shining at that noted place:
Never have seen much beauty in one quadrille
rs saw last night. could not learn all the names
of the fairies who fitted before mc-and who hewI-
ered me with their elegance OF dress beauty of per
son. and grace of movement. The young lady who
dlnces the polka beautifully than the artist who
invented it, IS Miss 8, of New Orleans. Theper-
feet grace and simplicity of her dress the sweet Ian
guor of her attitude, the inclination of her head and
The outline of her prettry arm as it responses upon
the shoulder of her partner, are taness and Powers
would achieve another master piece could his artistic
cgc behold her Now n queenly figures sweeps past
iar Dignity is in her FORM and Heaven is in hereye.
with the step of n Siddons, and sweetness beyond
the reach of the tragic queen She gldcs through the
dance. This is Miss p, of Richmond. tiny
couple comes skipping by. Lightly and jauntly they
thread their way through the eccentric orbits of the
double stars revolving in every direction with the cum
uinQ of older heads, they contrye their way. They
lip their places. The little beau takes little fan
and fans his little partner They hold little CONVEX
,ation and myriad of little graces brought into
requisition by this liteconpe. Theyare Miss p,
of Richmond, and Master James.
But II little black-eyed houri floats into our field of
vision. She has white carleton trimmed with
black Yellet-back lapptiS ana saSh, ana many eyes
are watching her artless movements. This Is Miss
B, of Petersburg That young lady with the
pretty eurs, is Miss T, of Notoway.
The dashing Miss R, of Richmond promenade9
around with Mr. G.. p. r. james, aud then mngles in
the dance again. The Democratic Englishman, and
his Democratic family, are exceedingly popular here.
The Misses Il, of South Carolina. gone, leav
ing many disconsoate hearts behind them.
Among the prettiest girls here are Miss T, OF
Lynchbnrg. Miss C, of Dnwiddie, Miss Il of
irL Niss of H.,
of Petersburg. and many others whose names could
not learn. Judge s. of Texas, Mr.. p, of New
Orleans Mr.. II of Virginia. Mr.. j., sen Of
the novelist, &. p K. J---,and great many others,
are nightly dancing with the loyliest partners and ap
llrenty making themselves vastly agreeable to the
ladies generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

THE SPRINGs.-We learn from the Christiansbur,
Star that there 1900 visitors at the Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs; 600 at the Allegha
ny, and 300 at the Yellow Sulphur.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

\. HUMBUG ExpLoDED.-A Charlottesville cores
pondent Of the Richmond Dispatch says:
The report published in the Baltimore Sun by a
correspondent from Staunton about the breaking into
the Blue Ridge Tunnel ola large stream of water and
the washing out of the earth is incorrect Nothing of
the kind has occurred 1t started by sohie per-
son merely for the purpose of selling that enterpri
sing paper, and the oker's success has been COM
plctc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.--A correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch writing from Amelia c. H., Au-
gust 10Th, says: "A serious affair occurred yes
tcrday, between the hours of and 3 o'clock in the
upper end of Chesterfield county. gentleman by
the name of Henry I. Miller, shot by Mr. Moses
Stratton, his orerscer with whom he had previous
dlfhcnity. Two balls entered his stomach. and he
died this evening. Iascertaned none of the partic-
ulars concerning the unfortunate occurrence Mr.
Straton Is young married man. He has been ar
rested, and is now in Chesterfield ial
GRAND AMERICAN MASS MEETING will take place
at Stasnton on the 2eth 10th and 30th inst MANY
distinguished speakers are expected to be present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

UDERUVsAS (.UASO.-slavin ing AIDE
ments with Barrela 4 Bro the agents the Pc
ruvan Government for my Fall supply OF Guano. am
make with Farmers either ndivu
alv clubs any quantity of No. Peruvian Guam"
they want upon good terms they buy any
where United States with regular expenses added All
! ask Is a call to insure sales WM. A. MILLER.
l9cts on Basin lvnchhurC.
HUANO, GuANO, GtANO.-We will receive
u few lot of Peruvian Guano to which
inVite the attention of friends and the public
auU 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

ROBERT G. SCorr, Esq.-This gentleman late
Consul at Rio de Janciro arrived in Richmond on
Monday evening 1t is his purpose, we understand to
reside there permanently and resume the practice of
law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

They also keep constantly hand large stock OF FISK
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, of all sizes; also large stock
WOODEN COFFINS. of every description aud viii pay
prompt undertaking business at all hours
f. 25dScts L. q. a. Dit Gi'ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

SrRucK by LIGHrSlSG.--The cabinet shop of Mr..
John White OF Monterey, Highland was struck by
Lightning on Wednesday the 3oth ult. The fluid
struck the roof passing down through the interior of
the building near Mr.. w, who with two or th'ee
small children was in the building at the time. The
whole build ng was consumed in an almost incredi
bly, short space of time. Fortunately bodily injury
received by Mr. W. or his children, though the
loss falls heavily upon honest and industrious
citizen.-Staanton Spectator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

u dspose private sale of the Fixtures OF the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by lIo Deprst Campbell c.
IL They consist of all the fixtures for well
peted establishments comprising and presses all
In good order and nearly wing been used but
They will be disposed of liberal terms;
and the bnding also TOR sale opportunity
senird for wishing in the busne of put
ting up tobacco. JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
NIL u dNria Cnmnhell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

A DFNocRAr FOR FmLMoRE.-A correspondent of
the Culpcper Observer says;
Il never gave any other than a Democratic vote in
my life, but /, like many others, will cast my vote
Tor that great and good man Willard Fillmore the CO.
ming election. am tired listening to speeches and
reading newspapers to form my opinions. Both par
ties had we'll heir breath in my opinion, for
the time has come when the people Will think aud act
for themselves. once voted for man who was said
To bea "Northern man with southern feelings ! was
fooled that time and might be fooled again, so have
concluded to do many OF my neiPhbors-vote for
man who has been tried and found true to his
try
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

HAVANA. GERMAN and DOMESTIC Is
GARS-Al>o the finest Chewing Tobacco, of the cho
aud noted Brands will always be kept hand
my NEW STORE, on Main Street Lynchburg, Va
Having just commenced business in the above line, conf
dentv receive share Of the patronage of friends
especially when they find that have the best of
~ thing in my line, always On hand.
shall also, always keep hand the best Liquors and
Wines medicinal purposes be sold only by the bottle
IL. NJ. HARRIS & co.
y Orders from the country any time be convent
emily filed by express otherwise and all will be faith
fully attended to. II. NJ II. & co.
irna It-ptS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
}. Il. Staforo's Gliue Gar,
Fin 1reseS eteetriffee niittct fur ale Krsnf:
bciten ees Salies uno ecr GunJeu.
9 tive &armirb onsswcnos NIB
etn9eatbm tuno nidt eiu9encm:
n
Sfnipcifuuee

gStuot cs an Nurh rSiben wc Stbmcr;;n ctcr
0rantbtitcn criitircn; bann beocde bic Sbelen nit
eincm Qfoit5r 9Gnaht aus 9eSttcm Stoe, caran
bette Gin ounncr llmithloo pen SaumtpcU Batting
rouu teoIdt nas Batting nit otnnem Nlu$ltn.-
Blumpc0s cpsr poarncr Slaunsu ma9 ee6rautht
rrerpGu onfatt 9tStr SGtoe, oa6et prrpeu attr bic
Spcrarneu bes 9Rttttls nidbt 70 busu unb Ipirtlam
itn.
TGrG ma + M: n - SsBt elm ShHhen
iter cine Scn( nit bsi6cm g9asr, (boltt c5 bcG >
oil5t in oas Sthilheu 9cuua Stiue Sar nm ocn Sc:
rtu ~ bcoeitn Der lstre Raum miro olSbalo mil
bonn @trub etfdat lsiu, ber Dem 6roufsu cine Ut:
mcspbirc btrprrtrn9t 9cfhpdn9trt nit Dem ItCtIt
dbtn GCruhitc1e eer > uno Der 81 db tc.
OF @rncurc Den olive SAT- ta9titb gum @tnatb'
nltn, pie c6tn aneCpitfen.
Sine auocrt 9Retbcec gum Gnothmrn 1T: 9eaC
bas Stips Sor auf 9tSttss Ssioc pfIaittr, rpclhSs
mcnn es ouf Der Srut 9ttra9sn miro, bic 6isc cet
.8Srprrs bas Spcn Sar a(nlati9 gum Iusounit fdbrt
uno rpls cs oufCiot rpiro es ein9catbmet. OaS Sd
SeitespHatir cute nit friibCm Sttosn Sheer icbcr
auocrn Sa9 ptrmiitht ptroCn. Sn bcfti9cn SGlIcn
cbcr in bcncn ron lan9cr Daucr, fc(tttn Die cb9cr
;nri 92ttbccen Der Ginatbmun9 ocbrnu6t tperoCn.
Btnu c6ise Dirctticncn bsfct9t wcroen, fam
eit Ihtimnttn SitIen ron 6routbeitcn oes 6olGtf
rotr Der euuacn-Iutun 0leith nttht 70 9elthpino 9s
tcitt-9inoSrun9 psrihaft merbGn; mibreno tempo:
rGrt SertSttun9Cn. mebc yoitit, cnBtnoctcu eunacn
@otorrb, @rSuv 6utcn, etc., etc. ouf einmal ibrtt
ptrttnt9tcn b;ittnosn Gcrpatt nahaeben.
StaTprS'S SfiDc Ebccr
gRiht uno rrinot ourb hic onut; eabtr miro cs in
alien cbrcniihtn corr ottiptn Gnt;Gnounacn hGthf
hri(iam ecfunoeu, intem eS qcrobc ouf bic Nerpsn
bic 9Rustetu unb Setentc cpcrirt.
&Sl;De Sbccr Safbe
SPcifrtt aus prrmiij5ttm StipIn Sheer unS 6onlmf:
Sotth in otlihtn Sbtitin Oicit SatGe lit cine &C:
rui6s 8ur ftir otts 6routbcitcn Der t6aut
Otr Shntr;tn fSnnsu nitbt btfsbcn mo- Olive
Sheer cber olive Sheer Satts an9cpcnbct miro.
Stafurn's Olive Cheer
GutbGtt tliutn mincrnltIb;p Sl6itau; peSer 9ift9s
Nrwnti; bic .orupt Sn9rcoicnttn Tno pith Yttnt
Sheer, uno Sst aus rem Sponfb Stirentoun.
Stafurn's Oliur Cheer
Q8ro fa0riyrt burb cine @trfabrunssort wttbc neu:
titb pottrrt purot pcn lorn. 2. R Staffcro, praf:
tifhrr Gbtmttr, ourtb rpithi &trfdbrun9stpstt all
Die lauren uuo fharftn Seitanpbiilcn, pdche in ocn
Sutiton;tn cntbaltinb fno Die oies SRfbuua (Gcm:
pruup) fcrmirtn, cbns Den Gcbraub pen @bcmta:
fen octrennt rptr0cr.
0EF3u battn in llcrtoun hci
2upipts SamtSt, Gprtgefcr.
Suti 30. 1856. nb1 )
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
96anfz Nd6rt6t.

Die lInttrNibncttr 9ttsn bisrmit iufc'ec orn Sc.
ketu pcn ptnuplpautn glabritbt, oaf is btatilchs
t9fn ttt Dem nGtbtiu Sermln Der Stfegtbuu9 biss
ts Staats Gnlprub ~ MAIDEN fir rte Sntcrpcrir
ruuo tiutr 8ant in Der Wcrcu9b Gotofarl 10. 9ctba
9auntp, untir rem Hamtn, StpI unc SttrI pcu
yOir Sanf Spn GntnIauqun,"
nit alI9Imrintn 8ant: uuo Dsscntirunsss yripilts
atsn-lnlt tinIm Gapitat pcu gusi buurtrt tGuituo
Shattr. nit GrautniR baittt 81 pisr bunotrt taus
itno Sbattr 81 ctrmtbrtn, uno Operation onJufons
9tn obato tn bunotrt tauituo Sbattr subcablt fup.
GBn. N0iair, ScItpb Smars,
Z. QS. SuIlIr, Sp. g. attri9ht,
Scnas @ltrr, 1apio ScmbItr,
g8Uidm $50, Ghaf. tS. Sthntusr,
Scbn ShcnOS, HCutcn Yattrricn,
Darto Shrmos, Sbcnas SrCrerid,
&. g. Wartin, Scbn 8cACr,
eScitph 2luhath, G. %. 9aSiar,
Samcs .. Sbau, 9lrbtrt Q2iuiomicn,
eept Groft, Scfbua 6unr, ir.
SRcr9an Gnanuct. Scbn 9ainiams.
Gutainrqla, Suni 1S. 1856. rq6SR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03

uno Goparo Stmaps uno Gr., nahocm fis in ben
6rcuucnbcu Nrintn fir 40 Stunocn Dem Ssucr aus:
9tfist parcu unit aaourtb Gbircuatno berptten, mas
mir immSr bsbauptct battn, eob fe mebr Sltsrbstt
ais ale anosrn 9etpGbrCu.
Sn bilGtn SsulrsbrGnittn ain9 tie brrrin9s Sdft.
pGtbt Stt t3t Scitc ueben aRosrtn ttebfno, pe ole
jtbn prcitnt tiisr ais ocrrr9s aTastunpl9t partn,
ais St9tr btrpcr. Sie crbtlt nttDr rur otn Sn:
halt in btf'r Srtnun9 icnecrn bsfanO ttch in etntnl
3u'dno, Gap t nch tln au0crts Seuer bate ausbal;
ttn tSnntu, wibrtuo Die au5pcIauuteu ,,SaaGmn;
Oers" 0nctrtr SatrtantGn in alien SilICn kbr ons
9tlriiTtn uno ttib1oiot warcu, uno in ctu9cn mar
Der SubOIt gang 3IrtSrt.
Dcebat6 wclIcn ruir Dem puttitum Bios aecn, oaB
mYhrEno ttr Ii Sabre, oaG bic iorrrin9s SGfc &c:
tannt III. mebr ais ;ptibuuosrt oerfeltcn ;ufiu9tn
Srutrstrtnitin ouF9tfet parcn, cbne ctnCu etnj9Cn
&CrIut Su ptruriatbn.
gSir muiItn earum ale 6iuftr 9c9sn bic rtrtthrs
ten 2tu1atIu iuttrtGirtcr Yartbcitn worncn. DoS
otrrii 9'ibc 9attnt 1T ole eiujoe in nicfsr Staot
ptrftrtiatc Sdft, os ourb elm QatentrStht 9tihdtt
it, uno mir bir9r hoftr bag iie jpetmat 10 ctd 6ts
Sc OusbIlt ais r9tuo cine anorre 6tfonntr ,,Sdtt."
5arrraS unb Serring
FnN in Oitism Staat tic ciu;iscu 6atritantcn pru
Scrriu9S Rntcnt Champion Sdfcn,
sc. 81 SBalInutitrogs, philadelphia.
81. ~ ,.Ggans uuo gSatIcus ptrtsGrrte Gala.
mdnNtrs," ,.Stiprr Gpans'" ~. 8. Gjaptcrs," uno
,Stcrts Nibtstcs" ciltrnc Sttn, (pcn lvettbrn an
3aMuuasltdu fir ,c0Irriu1s Safn" cine arcbt 1ns
,obl an9tucmmcn wuroc,) pcvesu wrbtfijt Slrtnuft.
Stunt IL, 1886. NILS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
Gpirgrl, GjrmdIpc, Supferitihc unb
9icturCz SrGmce.
z. 6. g arlr,

2l2 SbeSnnt Straer, NBtlaSefpbiG,
bat ouf 6oup unr r1crjrt an 6iai9tn prsiecu gum
SErtauf, ctu 9rcecs uno bsrrlihcs NGcrtCmCnt ron
SptceCt. I. rrn nGucm uuo Icbr i;bEncm StM uuo
prBdSttthtr Grt. (gr III aud piIi9 Srbrrs fir il:
etnO HSumcn gu fUutn).
Selne G0tltrte ron @smGloCr gum Scrtauf III
orcJ uno cutb&t lrbeit pcu Der Crittn Site uub
Stunt ron rsn ttitcn GmsrifoniIhru uue SrCmpen
W1tiittru. g. bat otsaGe meif lctblt impcrtirt.
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