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as the drop Of dew to the opening flower.
My gray locks and forty years seealed
to have been entirely forgotten toy both
mother and child, as the former, in order
to crafty desire expressed by the lat
ter, assented that should indeed be her
father But alas our hopes were only
kildled to be quenched; for scarcely we've
the words uttered, ere disappointment
folded her sable wings over the bright
dream.
4 heavenly serenity oTerspread her
countenauce, aud smile, such as wreathe
the lips Of immortals played around her
pale lips, and feeling her hand grow cold
in nine, to truly I felt that she was
passing away.
She remained silent q moment. and
tlen rcyiying, said Brother, thank you
for making ne so happy. Oh! so happy.
You will ever love nv orphan child -
you will; here she was unable to
proceed
q was not terrified, but was awed
into silence by ihe Eaje-.y Of tle scene.
Presently reyivinc, again she said
Brother, tins Is not the darkness q.
night, but the aurora of beautiful day,
the yestibule Of eternity, and the portal
OF Heaven; and pressing my h I'D she
added, / leave you here. Ad.eu'" +"
Lawreacegjile. ASGIE.
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3Gft's Cnrnfr.
For the Potter Journal.
TO JENNIE -

Come, fold your arms about my neck
And, dsri;ng fondly kiss me;
Come, whisper that when am gone
loull somsstmss, truly, miss me.
0 breathe again those words of lore
You oft have kindly spoken;
Assure me that long years will find
Affections chain unbroken.
Sigh not for joys already past,
But, ever trusting, borrow
\ cheering ray of Hope. to cast
Its sunshine on tie morrow.
For this will lend pleasing charm,
Your every care beggiiing-
Yes, Rops with Faitd and Lore, may turn
The bitter tears TO smiling.
Come, kiss my lips, and zay good night"
To care and useless weeping
The morning brings Us much Of light
As eve brings tranquil sleeping
Then press me closer % your heart,
Aud, darling, fondly kiss me;
And whisper that when an gone,
You'll sometimes truly miss me
ELEVEN MILE, Nov, 1853. MI.
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Gboit2 Aga0inQ.
From ne Tore Agi:a.or.
The Tear OfaR Infant.

TRANSLATED FROM TIE FRENCH
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Paris F,o,p :, I'm mi3ni4brara a,.a,,,-
bed act.r. directors aurbors dr,n,a,ii~t. !.
ard journalists. There one copvsr..s-
mn ! 1r4er :, s!q,dar Lnr - ,.,,rarsa
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mo .,N.tr-a bas createc ~ d.,;nr -
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vie. IL tIs fa'lacy of ~. ;g.a ,ls,
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3 Come" said one the auditors. what
vou saw ssvors Of r2aterjaI;,,a. and that Of
The most er;evons character II hnuap.
rry n13 hAaW -EuS ua2rn lf n1 u4nC n
bnt nest II would be ike putting a
stone to The neck. 70 bind one. and then
CASTING him in the liver. L it that you
believe, for ezamp|a, that be who has
.:aults vices. or passions. canno. correct
them p
4. OF f1u}fs. per,.sps. or ho BITS contract
s1 he NAV; but OF vices. neger. | dsiv
vou TO show ne a converted u.iser, for in
st.noe"
There s a converted .aiser among u. =
cried one o. tie mCst Distinguished 9. tht
dramatists. whose uEbUuu4e3 beaeyulence
: r-.,,ar,,sI -irl fHa --a>ent day
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one.
les me more hal 'le misery !
became, Dcs q, I $. li-S,.','e ~ .t; 'sr
"hich naS =: 14u CAY ''-'''1 '--e u LIS -
n'a'.5, y, ~b..b. footed sucb /. marreI.
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A Tribute 10 the Power effie
Press,


The following paragraphs conclude
the able address Of the Hon Charles D.
Rob;pson Iedi.or of the G,ee, R,y Ill
,.o.a,.1 h.f,ro ,ho r,aon. .o--;oa =.
". - ~
-" iseohSi1 Hl''''S ASSOCIATION p" e
nope tGe good tue VIII cone along IN
III DAY of tfDu.atIon.J
Ii tie press be tue great heart which
dai!y ,-ui, tnOug It aud iateliigeac. tlt B.
b!nr through the pu.>e OF the c,v.!iznG
word, b b.uoryes it not fog Us that W.
Keep IL healthy aad pure Does that
ocean wave Saich tae NOON sends d4.y
arouad tie g!ubc. washing tie shores u
hemi>Dh eres, and seeking oIt the stazaant
waters everywhere, come with fever a.id
iaiasuua IN lis touch! Does ,he D.oJl
wnich is driven through these vein, from
the seat of lie, b,ing poison wi:n !, .
None the less should tie Press b. pure
For every one family in this land which
gets lis literature from the shelves of a
library, there are AN hundred who get il
frJIn tie newspaper. The prose and the
psetry, the po,liic, aad the news. the con-
.ncrciai and marGet business OF the news,
paper, are the world of letters to nluro
people than YOU supp1Se. The pretend
.ng daily which comes from you- cities
ani the steady weekly which comes from
the country, have eaca their scliojars.-
There is 10 paper. ever 80 grand or 50
huhblc, ever 50 hiLh-touei or 50 vi, ieI.
which l. not, somewhere, the ONLY printed
sheet winch comes 10 hone, and the
s,aodarl b, when the inmates there Judge
Of the word Of life and OF fIetters. Ia the
.ug cottage out upon the prairios. or away
IA tie woods. scattered along the liy-.-
says and byYavs Of this Safe, the on,
paper comes regularly; and by tie win
ter nights freside. Or in the ,l.0,ier twi
light, when the DAYS work j, done. he
nusbandmau and the housewife. and the
little cues who are growing up 10 take
tneir places and our places. gather togeth.
er and look through 1t out into the broad
world beyond. Lit be family in badly
constructed OF uagramuatical language.
i it Be shifting or uncertain in politics.
better that the mau, calling himself az
editor, WAo sent It, had Kept to his prop
eT ealing on tie dock or ia tie stable
it b. turhid with the details OF wicked
ness, or sneering and careless Of morals,
better that that man had Inilistone
afoan1 h.s neck and sunk to the bottom
o tie sea, for 4 generation viii !, .aiutc3
With Is bad l-ssous. Those little iearn-
ers vii gather more Of the ways oc lie
ron it than frova the pulpit OF tae d.
trict school; and they will 90 forth. b;
and By, aud be II the workshop or in Ia
fee. or on the farm or in the L-gisl4-
tive Ha'ls, wnat that newspaper has
taught them are the ways OF men in those
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% Very few of the m0plders Of rnh

x Very lev OF the nlopiders Of pub
lie opinion and destiny have the sacaeity
u maze reform ''come from oJoUe, tha.
Il may not come from 5elol0." Such men
are very rare. By far the greater num-
Der o. ueH o. talent or commanding 10
sitlon, are disposed 70 accept tie vices,
errors and lollieS OF their tines. and to
;saternize with them. rather than man
iniiy attempt to oppose and reform them.
PAY OF MAGAZINE WnITEEs.-Ths
:. J. Sitartay Press, in a a,.icle on
: Literary Pay, says that H1rr5r's -Esg-
osize pays Is writers from 8 D. to $40
pr page; the iaazfir N1rt5'y from Sc
l. ST. T. III J5-te. -. sL.el. i
-a'a. - 5 fyr ha-ps-, I'D e f5g the
--5l-L-li.c t45 -ty-.: A@e7scan Essiea7
81 30 Ter pz-A
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Our idol.

Where is the household whose doorway tata
not been darkened by the shadow Of the Death
Angels wing Perhaps .la father has been
taken in the maturity Of his strength, when
little ones looked 10 him fer counsel aud sup
port in coming wears. Perhaps the mother,
whose presence was the light Of home. has
ceased 10 I've on earth and been borne awav
y ne "Ci.y Of tie dead Perha9s the son
aas been c-lLed just IS ;Le pride and strength
ot 12tHhJ3d nlrH- upon him AMI he had sc,
gr.t wi,h bod. b-are heart 70 % honor "a
The i4n.3r nome. Perhaps It -,as ia d2agh-
,er Sl m the He. .glj0rs came to bear awav
Just "a the bloom and beauty Of wJm-ahood
l2i c1iae, s--icA - ze : b.dd.lz ac77er from
the parent stem. either cas- he sorrow
VII he sincere a2d the suui4rel cords hard
70 heal! Bat the ienlerazt. sweetest ties ere
o-5Aen when lie I30l 0: lie household is tax
en-. i ma he tde h.pe Of naar hearts, the
s7>t-5ora: or he vorngl;lg Of TIE flock, tha
b~bE-pet. Then il Is that We
"Close the door lightly,
Bride the breath,
Or little earth-Angel
L talking with desth;
GeI.Iy he wo5s her,
She wishes TO st--,
rs arms are about hep
Re bears her aEayi
"&Tsic CONES Aoat;2y
Down from .ae dome;
Angels are chanting
The sFee: welcome hons.
Come, stricken weepsEl
Come TO tue bel,
Gaze On the sleeper
Oar IDOL Is dead.
Smooth ont the ringleta,
Close the blue eye
80 woad2- sucl beau:y
Was clli-1ed ia lie s,ET;
Cross the Aa1ds gently
0'ec the white breast:
So l.ze wild spirit
SsTaye3 t.ol the bles;;
Bear aer OF, sJi,iy,
Ta:s do. o. oIr5,
Ls; aer gr1ve-slgu5.r
Be- 'G,ii the sweet aoT~e-s7
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lear or the caiId, aud carefully guarding
myself, | responded cooily, Why have
you such fearful apprehensions You
are young. You have good pkysic;4 An,
and you need not despair Tie kind
doctor then added, 'And you have just
had brother arrive whose happiness viii
be TO make you forget your past griefs by
restoring your comforts 10 you Count
upon him. lie viii be father to your
child
L added rot word. Twas hoylifed,
aud | only questioned with myself how
could plan an escape and forever close 10y
eyes on the scene.
"0h, worship of Sod! Thou art rife
With iAtaLies ana shame Of tie b.aekest
dye.
But tie charming little child steadily
regarded nc, rather with interest and sur
prise than alright She nod,s silly ~
preached me, aud too. niy hand from I'll t
u the doctors, aud pointing ne to the
side Of her mothers bed, said. in q voice
the sweetest in the world, Please sit
down there for now yoG are too high. AID
| caaugt embrace you if you don't hold
me
.I seated eysels and She <p-anc unon
r,v [ooos Kra,o,no s.o;nz :,
her cres - H.,van and sa..',,sl - 49,
As for ne, | fit that the crisis tad az
rived ana !. r.;n tried 70 tel mx ta,r,
for the o,5as, which ro} plai,!v - an.
~ ,aciino I..;jro,o.ssif n.,h-
iu- H. fli,s woman and rliN a,l am r,t
nd, -. .r:..,.t,., III. a.. l.;.-a.i.,,,
- relieve ,5..Ir II, ,a.n-e !, vi .,,3
fnU ,f rsr,i AMI +, sac,.t.ce 49, J.. ia.
nfaiar>e an3 ..,Iy ,riaI =. l,.. 6r..
and zni.fi5..:n, bI,x REGARDED ,.,.r rc.II
ST. IN ,a.T r.'o.,ri,.t ar Her .1i,a,.b
conf I.ucs - ;,,q,cp.,, ,,,z.. ,v.r,. l.s,,,
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sa,f.. ana : . last r..yrt ,h4 thr,x her
...... s-..s ...,,,.l ..,,. nj. "a s..f - .
,,aa~ winr;ar vince
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have me J,ve vou1 YIN lG,k :, n.rcL
Ike nv trar, I'D u.rs sno u,s mil,
tae waves lie had a 1;eked air ms IKE
Won b,v. hnr ba vs,oo,d E,.o..,i
MAKE rat 4ve~ iu.t rile v,n all I vas
meyer afraid # him s-c von :, ,,,,i .
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.l,'' % - ,.,.l
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- ~ 70 .'T' 'v''-p''N io" 'e.E
CT ''>' S'-e .I'S S"' Iho '''e avenues u
NJ "."' r = : SHp ! 'o"e'S '''AS f,,u "ei
:. ''.0 = '''' : ~ :" ~ = ~"4 ''''01'
= = '.l'' .1 a o- - - =, - - p "e' '.P
80 '-'e "g', - -, - - vi 80
- -;t .S.. " ;,,-y.,a-.;i,, ,r,2i = -
80 - - -, -,'-', 'u1' - 90 .-7 ~
, t-r "1 IN M l:, '',' i ,.'i . 'o'
81 '@' -. 80. ~ n'' ,.''- 49,, Co.
-, sn4,.n =, :" ra;,,Is;,n 80. 90 - anl
nc go. lon,na,l -, IT.. mo !, I'LL.
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i-..--S5 PHYSICIAN, CoaiersPor,, Pa,
FL informs tle citizens OF the vi
's'l-l '.,.n.,- .nal be vii promptly r.
~ '5 g. calls for professional services.
--,' o. Kan 81. II balliing formerly oc-
81 aT e ~ Ellis. ESQ. 9.21
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MARK GTLION.

." and TAILOR, late EoH TIE City q
.'''..r 1ag.-nd. shop opposite Cou7i
.-'.. -.--e-.gcTt Potter c.. Pa
p. @...c-.z, attention pad g CCl-
l9-35-Iy.
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T. l. OLNSTED.

@-.- u gRY GOODS. READY-NADE
-s Cookery, Groceries. &c, Main 81,
--s, ps IG-I
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80. -. L BOOKS 5 STATIONERY. NAG
-.> ar4 Music. \. y. corner Of Main
'l.-- 81. CoudeIsp0E., Pa l0:I
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ALECANY HOCSE,

> MILLS, Proprietor, CoieSbGFE
~. -, 70 "a, seven miles IoTsh OF Co4-
VT 2Es Vs.4v...e Read. s.44
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THE POTTER JOURNAL,
,,f.sasD EVERY rHCRsDAY MORNING, aY
ThOS. :. Chase.

rbom all Letters and Communications
I'D be addressed, 70 secure attention.
,rs-InyariabIy I'm Advance !:
Sl.2J per AnnuRl.
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6ricOrib Der @jrOBc lmO lcin $>Oi.
3crlin unb ganSIoutt.
pter
BrteHrtlt Der GIrpBe unp ietne BreHnbe.
@erlin i'm Sabre I7Al.
IrrtfBunlJ

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gBcarn Sie mtcBcjdNcn? lr1atr rr
letic.
SD nil e6 ! llAte lie tauN bprblr.
Sie modem lih rrrpaiGtcn bir nattttn
brct ,}dtrc bier Su blcibrn, uno IN btelcn
prei Sdbren liCb ntht 5u permIbltn?
SD nil e6, Girt!
Nthmcn Gie NllO bic SCpGr unb untrG'
ieihrrn Gte unleruGenhhtt. SnfIrt5,
trmmW sic bicrNcr mo unHTciducn cir,
lnb 1u, Grcberspprt hdlte &etne Gjtlcl
berett Yer Contract 1T ieHg
Gin trauri0er Grutrart Wtr't Iuld1Cn,
fubr her &OutD lIdelno fort, inrcm er ljh
an Srrotr5brrl WnnptC. Gin traurt9er
Contract, pelher bic Stgnpr1 rbenlC nip,
ldntelt. mte her 8Gnt0 e5 mir TOUT. Ger
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NCtn, nrin, SrebcrSbrrL i6 wta Cir ben
gemttS 0eben, zap Gu Gt6 trr0I Mdn
BAT mir 9eIa9t, pnb Der 6jrlnb Ietner jet.
3tNen &rdntteit pdrin berubt, baB td Cir
ntht Crtduben ppate, Gid gu permdllcn
Nun bcnn, Srber5bprf th Mil bertc ni6t
bnrtbrrSiN Irin. SIT bo6 metncr GNelNru
brutr lhpu Gin unlhulbigcS Cpirr 9tiallcn,
bat md bic ftDne Gi9Npra Sdrbcrina
mcinem @lmlte natDcNcbrn unp lid per-
paihten millIcn, unpermdbtt ~ blribrn.
Tim ibretwilIen, 8rernb be9naptNe th
Ith @jCbc bin unb ntmm Cir o05 gGeib,
mctd,cS Iu lieblt, llnb penn Der pricllrr
Guh 5uiawmcn 9ctban, lpllf Gu nit Ici'
ner 8rau cine fleinc guiretIe naN @ariS
maiden, auf metne IDlten, peritcbt li6 10Y
Srcberbprf nctate lih ilbfr bic barge
rrt6te lpanb pc5 Nbnt1S uno bcrcdte iie
nit letnen GbrIncn unp Ictnen &Ulcn,
8artertna'6 Slu9en rubten nit einem
Au5prud leli0cn Gn3ildcnS auf bcm lbD-
ncn, NrdBlcnprn SlntliB Ncs apnt9S.
Gte batte ibn irbr mphl Srrltanben, lc
wubtc, pnb Der &Oni9 brutc Slle, bic ibn
umgabCn, 9litdltf su Madden wWniAte,
mril er lelber lid oliifltb fihltc.
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rct NpujAS, ldlt tlnen ftnT NoIen,
pctder mir Ctncn Yrtrf trtnAt, rnbtIpbnt
aus meinrm !SIuit grNen, CIT wtnn Nu
ltin Gtlp bdtIrlt, Naulm tlmlt al ais,
pam nttbt 81 mir, waNm lrBrlt Au Ar
nitt Non mir rintn IuCahn Ncbcn,
YECnn mir GuGrt Niudpen eincn 1urd-
ten Nrbrn wcQtn, IL nil jb Cem 9cen
ndttluin, ttb WrB i'm 3u nnCen, rcnn
CT III Tier NcrlccIlber so REM H'0rrdI 9'o~
tWnbuM Nr9dnAM.
Mia,hr, pdb N btau5lpmml lrIpN.
uNp Wrl,bpne MIDI nit Griurn Summm'.
ten, llbtit SEER pru prliuiB, iNpeM Cr nit
A3dno crNpb uNp 1dni tclrlI mar, llt dtlI
prN 9tudCn lttnC5 pcmtItbtgtn { tenrrS mic
pcrNatn iu lltu Ittlcr rntlIpb ctItJ
aus pcm 0jcma,b lmo S3tW ppn 9pllnlB
mar nun irtirtr ulctu nit lttmu 3UluNIis
tlIlmGn.
Gr ubrah baltig has &ie1tt tt5 ioNt8
lt0tn Nricic5 lNt ltlUB ibU NU1rtudueu,
Nitt nCnl &pnB itIbll loNoctn nun pon
tSrcpfrSpprf murmGlIr rr lInwtIIl9 uno be-
gam ju Irirn. Glbrr wdbreno prt yCtn5
ptrlinllcrte fd Itine Stirn tnlner mfbr unp
lelnt NlpPtn murhlclten SSpIIt OCT Stl-
pilnldblmg uno beS .}prnc5.
9Ib9ridla9rn rtrf CT, ais CT ju Gnbe
9ccicn mo oaS iuidmmcn0crcIlte 9apter
in9rtmmtg gu 9ppen fhIturrrtc, Ib9e'
ihl10en Ger &pntB t1t tetn G'flb fur
mid! Ter A0nia frduht al lrtn Gjrlp
fur ben Grje0, ber chen miCprr du5brIht,
unb wrnn ih MID baron ittcBcu0cn wtIi,
lpQ ttD bcute Glbenp um ctlf llh mtt am
mittleren NOrtaI hes SdlcNc5 etnfnben.
"a lpN id leGcn, bab her &Unt8 tctn 0ItIp
bat Seltidme 3umutbunA! SD wtrce
licber btn9cbeu, I'M ju itBen, hap er WaO
bat, ornn wenn CT pa5 bat 10 9rbt eS ju'
leBt INNER nod Gin Mittrl, cipa5 naSnn
5u bctpmmcn. SupeD weree tb jeoenfdls
bln9chen.
(tnrtfrpund gptut
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NVchl :! sWeh[ 7

gu rrmdbtstrn prtttn 6amilien, 9rtrl- unt Gufer-
fen WsBl ter bstn Branee beiOtsrs fur pcn 8amtlieH
gsb;ah ansae,pablt up Had ttr grpte GaIanlIr ctsF
auf megs Aplen JurutlenrmmEn 81 pertaufen bet
". s. II. 20. VI. SrUpn,
Ode Won Draft. une Gcneprtlrabe
nabe her grute
05- aas 0aaren psrbeu I 0 en- fr II ab8eliefsrt
(1e,.l l2aRte)
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Sipetfct,oeu,

In ercbsr (a6cr Waare 9rbfen, atuieu, GaGp
Gjerle bsWtitr Gamtllen, adte frtlbe bollaub
Sartugt, ,&arbctleM Gimbureer, Q bipei.
ger Hb Arauter. q &c an gDeterpertanfcr bill
liaI tel W. e bHciter & 4 pmp,
I29lN Nr. 40. 0thNGpart-. natf pratirNhf.
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1m 3oll =0Yaarcnbauie!

gsanae, Rp6elle unb 8prbeaur Bran
btes, beuen unb blnffen bon serhieteneu Scren uno
WDetnberaen In tdben, pierte uno adtel pipen. Gin
Ibel ppn beu 2pntpn Dcds ppm Shife "DeucnIbire"
Bpbteu's Weelp Sin BON epppelem unb en-
fg6em Slappr fceben erbaltsn nit benz S&lfe gUaiff
HppF ppu 8iottrrsgm:
''Seotd gBbfsfp, @amks1 Ssianb pnb Sas
Steuart IT, Co.'S Yaisleu Samated Num ie.
Gbenlo I'm qasen prrratbio perltisRne @rah bon
Brandy, @tu, gprti, 8ursuub., pprtt
Wabetras unb Sberrs., Gbampa8ners unb
Qtarets Detnen bon Stelsn ritmhit bsfdnuten
Branten. SlbRpes u. Bourbon. stew 8
BON terhbmten DtfiQateuren.
Bum Uertauf bet 1bp's 9bompfou,
Smpprteur uub GcmintfR fRenar,
(2860 Nr, 81 Sppbarasf.
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ySillfOnllnene yiadJridt.

E-NAAl SCttllultlllltl JtulDttlyl.
SastssAl Tim eS aud 8 benz mSsli6 ,u MAIDEN, t ;
her ftietten 3etttn cute gDetne Ine siqnrrs sents
fen babs i'd meine 9retie aaf ale &rtiiel he Instn
rpblacrtrtes 9ascr In rsi9sr ausratl balt P nteeris
mic nur m6Slb bertteraeiest unb jrpar ME fclat;
u '' 9iptbe 98eine; |
Ct. gaspte su IS Gts. per 8afts S27a5 per Duesnsi
Ct. 9ulsn .',,.5a 9is b., $t09 b.
gDeibe Weine
Saut Barat ..T Gts. b., $4,O0 to-
3bein.8eine ....
gDa6enbsmsr g gts per 3la(as 800 per 2assnt;
SOdbeimer. so Cts. tOp $500 tc.
5Sm 9f$aat Is g gts e b. sSiSSo SiSSo 70.
Spanilte nnb pprtu9teiilbe Weine;
rns S; fgr ate nnb tine Yeri. aSeine IL Sialstn
imporiIrt bffcnberS idr &rdntr seetqnet. ais;
Nnbcs rparatos su Dollar per Glaide ;.
Ct. .9Uannc be Yssauelra Il. Don. per 8aftes
Wuscat., asrss tno Watsira gDsins tu psri6. prsi.
fen telpneers iehr alien unb tetasn uaestra ~ nb
WpuidrsnSs @beIn.ggsne su Dollar ts glafte
Ghampasner 81 unb Dru. bic BIaids, pesr lO, II
uub 10 Dollars tdS Dueeae.
8rans6fiae granntweine lGusnaeG su !, H. 80, a.
5, G, & unb 10 Gplars bic Gallpne. Spldnt. 9eab.
tpiter.ShnapS (@in) su IS etso ], II u nnt 3 Doll
bic Giaarne. alter reinfr &rssen. OOH Rs) unb
Spa. tie Galpne. Samaiea.SRum Ju y 9u.2 q Dollars
bic Gjalpne, bet V. Il. II Imam,
yr. s, NVrb. .9aplra6e,
ipiI Ihen Sdltlmere. u. 8apetttar.
fb3- 8rn mir ielbh iprefiIB subsretet unS fret prn
aaen idabli6en Snsrstenisn pfiertre Id fpl8ente
2lrtifel!
granntretn (8rantp) .... Su 40 Cts. per 8aacnt
goadbplbert Sbnaps (Gtn) bu 40 Gts. TO.
3CrnsShnaps (9Dbisep). .tu 10 Qt5 tc.
Bottom Stun ............Su 40 Gt5. bo.
apmnlel ...,,...........5u4 40 Gts 10.
81. gerner ..........,.tu so Gts. b.
Do. tp Dpppsi' QmpcrtirD ju 20 ets eo.
Strauter.Bitter ..........Su 40 Cts. bo.
90. tp, teut)dfs iu IS Cts. bo.
Do -. 30. teaant. ,.,u ] Sea. 30.
gBeintyitter .,I,-...,..W Oph. tp.
Sdreiier Wassn.8tter. bu II Dol. be.
etaufurs, (gortials) ale: anislette, Rrfs, @as
nils Bitter .Wanten, Ykffermin,e WlaFas5inc bou'
iSnmens eiebs unb nod dntere msfr bt
...t-'4- - y. q. lllmdlt
-.. ...- Smpotteur u. 2eftlIateur,
Nr. s, Werp. @apfrdbs,
(68S) ipftsn Baltimprs. nne Baptttfar.
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20 llinen nleesn Gin.
ISelifiifornarilte I!

gpr Cnpfanlsr taBtth Tie ttfe Gnaliit frIIh Sph
hen Wtublcn tnb perIauen In teltebeen Suantttdten
@benlc Wei!& Nsbnen IbiparJdu90e Grbfn N.w
StpienlrH ms Saus 9eIefsri pcn
~ g. u. 80, q, Brown,
Gde bon pratt un6 9pneprtNrGBe,
j8G1 l2Wte) ndte ter Srilde.
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0orsilgliebc 0Seine, SranbieS &c.
4. ). GtJarron \ Comp,
G@gentsn fur Wein bergbeitber tn
Frnnfrpth

Rr. 134, Dsf.eembarb', Ohlid ron Sanoptrfr
QDtr empfnpen ipeten une pfertren gum Wsrfaut i'm
3pabauie unt In unierm 2aten;
Gpgngf. ppn tunfler unb tcller Balbr
In Motel unp gfftel'aasbsn ppn esF 6rma emil
Belmont.
Stbr fetnen Gpsnae unb 8ranbies, auf
9la6en unb In 5aiiern pom 5atrenn8 1911, ppn Der
8rma uGharcn pere IL SSbne"
Gtampagners 20 G the unb sute Branett s.;
q 1000 3iiten Borteaurs Qlaret- unb Burguieerpein
BON ber serinssn bis sur feinfsn Scrie
Wei6e Gbablts' unb Sauternsr Wetne;
Sterrp- Blatsira unb Port g4eine bon feiner SCrtt
une tpn altsu gDeinelen, in 8laihen unt 3aiiern.
900 WierteIrSdffer NIT Gette1 @ertr
Wlabsira-M 9ursunber-Y Yprtwetnen
Spn Seri6lsfepen Sortfp,
SpGfanbtiden @eneper, Geptb II. rift
: q Bttstep; &bfpntb, Ants anb Sir Id
WAITER &c. &c.
Desslfitrn bsben ,pir tn gpmlnilfpn ertaltsa:
900 5aler BpurbDrs unb Slpss sQGhtstsp,
90 tp. fetr alien feinen Bite s9Dbistep
Is bp. iebr milben altfn gcur6cn'g gDttsfsu
welde mir ben Santslebentea su ben ntetrgsn War't
nrsijer rfTerirsu (Wir, III lS)
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GeWts s.. Gtetnrr,
YrCfeNgr beg Gbsmtr i'm Wlarpldnter GClestum
Ter phdrmaeie.

New SnOen, Gpnn, D. Wat 1855
Sr. 9 OF. NeWcll ben bieIe Gmpfeblns tetrtfft
II tem llnerjehneten fstt Satren peri6nt6 beIannt
@trlfab tdbe ih mtb nit tbn uber bic SprtreH life
uStbGteits gampe" 5lIm Brsnnen eubHnbIiher SltiRg
teten fur peren @rfnt9 ein gatsnt erlanete inter
tdlter. Gr brigt mene aeeruttrn nb publiBrten Mn-
ften uber beie @rfnpunS, heren &h.iBfsit bird Or
fabrunB tiulln9li6 bcpeIen purbe. Sneem ih au ie
0ptunents tmpetie fIee ib nod ttnJu, tdB mad met.
nem 1afurtalttu Sr Neweu, iprChl biui6tlt6 ieines
Gbarafrrs ais aud einer @ei6idIidtett ais tunfper-
hdnti8cr, te5 ION geitentten 8urduens wirbia II,
SD pehattr iene DStherbcits tdnlpe" GlS cine fsbr
wthtige GrfnSl9 pede, penn fe al9emeins Nnipcn.
tlne fnSet. tetm 8rennrn isitt ent,lHtldrr 3lais.
fftten Sele llraudthe Scr unSrltiBsm TCte unb ned
net rrhr prr S6mcrSsa Sranbtdfrn unb gfriRmnt
lunNen beiratrcn irrb eenn II rIenannien brenns
baren Slulasfciten Nub tem Grplebtren untcr.
wGrfer mTsn e nun eaut fartlpS ptRr sefdrbt fn nb
ppte man taS @tgsuttelI bebGuplen 70 prte man has
publitulR nur tluteraeben.
Girs N nretne frrhvtaiDe NuFdt unb Gmpetluns elmer
Gdde bet mrlder td ciu perlEnltdr8 Suerc babe ruo
mehc i'd rur I'M Surreie te5 gubllEums unb sur Nebt
iertiSun5 ter @upridC cntS pertienitSpaen Wannes
ttrmit atgebr S. Sti Imam, fen.
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UIllI9f9 Ullttfr tllt UItB liIIo StDWgIlIf.
Qoir baten pebsn loo gbls. Miebl unt dsis ertatsu
melbes mir ietr bui0 pertapfen t0nnsn; Wa6sufraesn
bet $. Strdue ~ Bros
(77S) SIR. 2Gs 1t. go, Vrpatpdp.
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Or. Er. Rartithcr
Scutitfer 9(r,t.

Sr. WtRcp. Nr l54 SBarpfrafs, has brittle
Saus ppn 9eetrdBe, empfeblt ft benz eeut6en 9utlt'
fun ais @r5t gDurbartt unb @eburtsbel fer
fNIrn 6NOteN