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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-05

TUE EMANCIPATION OF FAITH. 2 vols. "a.
IL The Ministry Of Iic l vol ~, ....s .a- .
Meta Gray. i vol. rs f
Every Woman her Lawyer. l vol 81 .
Berraln Noel; A Story for Youth i vol. rs cents.
One Thousand and one Home Anusements, vol 81
Night Caps Now Book for the Young vol so cents,
Sam slick's Sayings and Doings. vol rs cents
The Gospel and its Elements, 4 vol 80
Christian Evidence 1 vol. 80
LePs Living Age, for Saturday, December 4 -....
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY--A book of thrilling in
eresti Chronicles the slel hundred aud seventy
Sixteen superb designed by Cuhan and
engraved by Bross. Cloth, 81 a
This work has been submitted Of the most celebrated French
historians only vouehes history
declares details Respecting the Of which
exceedingly accurate and graphically described.
I conta a description Of
The Old Man Of the Bastie.
Thrilling Scenes in the Bastile,
The liannis Of the Conspirators
Lous XVI
Marie Antonette.
Mar o. the Mask
Jacques the Spy.
The Great Revolution.
The Destruction Of the Bastie
For sale TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
Deco 1874 Penn.
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j. OPENING NIGHT OF THE REGULAR SEASON.
First appearance city
a and Nibos Theatres, ra.E<. 2
Mr. CHARLES FISHER .... q.
Miss ALICE GRAY, from tho broadway Theatre, N. Y.
Mira EMMA ARCliBOlD from the Southern Theatres,
Nj. JOSEPHINE MANNERS, late Of waiacks and Laura Keene
Mrs. II BLAND, of.he Broadway Theatre.
Mrs y R. SJTI from RON the New York Theatres
Mr.. T. Z. Mills, his first appearance in this city.
N, HuhraREy aSD 4 The .soaaSsy Theatre
Mr. ntMa " SasaS ss sss Ys1 s.,rs.
hr.w i. CUTTER, late Of the broadway Theatre.
Mr. ~, y " ilnRErH, Mr. j. G. WARD, and Mr. 8
the city The principal "aa in the various departments of the
and ballet are and M DC
baton Of Mr. withrs aided by the best oo the city, will
cured tho Mr. Lamb, perfection display
in iao Tho various pieces performed win be given in tho same perfect
which last winter won for the management unqualified
probation. p. .as.@
rronptef' - ,Mr ~ :" are'h
superm,sndent Of box onloe 49,. Mr. jackson.
Gas engineer M Ghas W Cunningham
eostuiier MT d. Cfoha as.
Wa Prices as usual
Tho box office securing seats
Mczro Music store, Of Pennsylvania and l1h
street and viii be daily from M until p. aaaa
WAsHINGToN THEATRE. ...
Stage Manager D. Eynse.
r. ....a.ar OPENING NIGHT .,raat .
..a.. III or rup ..r.H /.
u. u. a.. f-f REGULAR SEASON.
Frat appearance This city the favorite New York actor
+. Is" MIR CHARLES FISHER. -s....
Sir 4. B. Lyton's hye-aot play of
..- MONEY.
Evelyn Charles Fisher
Clara Douglas Hiss Alice Grey
| Supported by powerful distribution Of characters
Office open MetzOros Music Store from Q, until
m, Dec s
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INHE MINISTRY OF LIFE by Maria L. Charles
i WORTH author of '1lnistering Children" Sc
Price 81 a.as8EsH
Meta Gray What Makes Home Happy; by ~ Mcintosh
Of kttys Tales vol. Price rs
The Emancipation Of Faith; by the late Henry sehedel H. d.
vols, Syo.
Noea Story Of Youth by May author Of
School Days. vol. Price rs cents
Night Caps; by the Fanpys Christmas
For sale by BLANCHARD Il MOHUN,
Dec Corner 18th and Penn.
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LNOR RENT.--Parlor Chambers for Rent large
and pleasant parors handsomely furnished
with Water and Gas apparatus. WALL STEPHENS Co,
Nov 10--lmf No 322 Penn. av., bet 9th and 10th ats
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Hk3~ THOSE PERSONS FELL INTERESTED IN THE
condition OF the suffering Of city respectfully and earn
speedily possible their subscrip
either Mr. Bslanyne their v
between ID and streets religious bookstore
this onorcd society There funds
very small collection taken DR. Smson's Church Mon
day evening annua meetinR
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MONDAY EVENING, DEokxnkR Q, 1858,
OPENING NIGHT OF THE REGULAR SEASON.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IH0R SALE.--A very light one-horse rockaway
nearly win persons. Win be sold cheap
Hook ID between 9th and
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-05

TINE STRATFORD GALLERY or, The Shaks-
pcare sstcrhood comprising Is ideal portraits, by
Mrs J. W Palmer Illustrated with fine engrayings Steel from
designs by eminent hands One volume imperial octave in antique
morocco, gilt. sl2
Meta Gray; What Makes Homo Happy by NJ Mcintosh
thor of 'Aunt kiys Tales, }" Nc, nc. Price 70
Just received and for sale at al - I'd. .. 4... ..
4f.Lt.-. TAYLOR MATRYe
Drca 1884 Penn.
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Rsss@ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Church, New York av-
enue 18th 18th Rev G. Hammer d. d.
preach this church Sabbath IL O'Clock
attend Dec
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TINE STAFFORD GALLERY or, the Shakespeare
sehood, comprising five ideal portraits described
Mrs Palmer, vol antique Price Sl2.
and Sonnets, Illustrated by artists
LAegro, by John Milton, Illustrated
For sale by BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Corner Of 18th and Penn avenue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-28
FOR SALE
By the Agent HudSOn'S Bay Company.

VVINMAN'S IRON WIRE. assorted sizes;
Fencing wire, linseed oil, turpentine, white lead
Black paint, green paint. Stockholm tar, pitch
Groceries, perfumery, stationery
Sheathing copper, assorted sizes {; composition naiss 90
Anchors and chains, at tho lowest market Roeeo
Iron, assorted sizes hair brushes, blue cloth caps
Assorted clothing. spunyarn, ratine;
Assorted cordage, tarred and Manila;
Stitou cheese, hams, Byass' ale. sherry, port, brandyj
Geneva sauce, preserved meats and vegetables
Aberuethy's biscuits, Lemann's biscuits
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Oh SADDLERY,
including fittings and trimmings Of all descriptions for carriages
and harness.
EARTHENwARE AND GLASSWA IRE.
Canvass OF all Nos, huckabacks, stockings and hoses
Green, blue and white blankets
Long Cloth, various qualities madapolams;
Brown cotton, blue prints, mourning prints, musiinsy
Crinoline, real cloth thread Of all kinds, cotton drtly
Linen drill, cambria handerchiefs, silk do, book muslin .
Victoria lawn, jaconet, black Orleans, do Alpaca;
Black princetta, do lasting, silk umbrellas, cotton do;
Alpaca umbrellas, ribbons, black lace miHs, black SILK
White silk, barege scarfs, broad cloth
Silk mantles, new styles cords and tasseis;
Wooden plaid for chiidren's dresses towels, lace falls
White vesting, green, white, blue and amber ienos;
Blue flannel. printed and plain barege;
Gold lace, ] to II inch combs, &c, &C., &c.
CANDLES, i'm great variety. s2-6
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Shipping.

NOTICE. a
ORDERING MERCHANDISE
from the United States are respectfully informed that a
FIRST CLASS SHIP
Win leave Boston, REGULARLY, for this place, in the mon
Of September or early in October, and in April or early in Ma,
For freight or passage. which will be taken on the lowe
terms, please apply to
CHAs. BREWER or JAMES H~uNNEwELL.
Boston, Mass, U. S. A.,
Or CHAS. BREwER I'd,
Honolulu, s. /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-28

y ~ DE SOlLD M ~ BLU AOO11ONe o .
II the New Esplanade, on the 18th of May, 1858, the leases
of ground lots for One Hundred Years, Che rate to be adjusted
equitably by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty five years. of six lots, to be built upon Of incombustible
materials, according to a plan to be seen at the Office Of Mr.. r.
A. s. Wood, Superintendent of Public Works.
The six lots extend in line from the premises of Messrs. James
Robinson Il Co., with an esplanade in front OF l43 feet wide,
along the margin of which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers Of the ground lots viii have to pay only the rent
OF each lot, quarterly, semi-annuany or annually, as may be ar
ranged on the day of sale and in the material aud style OF their
buildings to conform to the general plan laid down by the gov
ernment, which has for its object uniformity in appearance, tho
convenience of the public, and safety from fire.
The six lots are of the following dimensions. viz: ( lots, each
90 feet frontage by las feet deep; 2 lots, each IS feet frontage
by las feet deep.
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases Of nine
ground lots for the same period, in rear Of the marine lots, and
lying between the premises Of James Robinson l. Co. and Fort
street, the plans and drawings OF which can be seen at the Office
Of the superintendent of Public Works, and at the Offices Of
Messrs. A. p. Everett and j. +. Colturn, Auctioneers.
L. KAMEHAMEHA,
o9tf Minister OF the Interior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-28

efy ongY matter for our tcorfhy,
b . hoFn) Tax-Collector, who has
IRx-book in his possession, to put a
sons name. with a date, and then
by oath ; and when he chooses to do
cape the penalty Of the law. Not a
hAlEespecially any Of his friends !
chould rave any more such Tax-Col-
nsman to deal with, for We are not
land the sooner he is out OF Office, the
tablic mind will be at rest, as there are
az worthy citizens complaining Of this
. brother-ireman, who is also charged
- pay the taxes /; and who, in vindi-
G1nted that that gentleman (the Tax
I'm in the street and demanded the
I1pm he replied hat he hadn't it in his
n he would call at his house he would
IN. But, instead Of calling himself, as
nlIy be expected, he sent a constable with
" him to appear at the Court next day.
deed All the above was stated to the
mt to no purpose. The Tax-Collector
.e, and that was sufficient ; you must
f, and -Four Dollars costs Of Court :"
ntleman comes along. swell sir, what
for not paying your taxes?"
worship, I met that genfieman-l
.ie Tax-Collector-and he told me he
oIlars-not stating what for. Well,
got no money about me, but If l owe
ian call at my house and will pay it."
fellow was soon put through the same
uts as the above, and had also to "pay
Four Dollars costs Of Court"
Editor, this kind of tax-collecting is too
let pass unnoticed, and I hope the Go
endeavor to put a stop TO such conduct
.vpe that you will strive to nip it in the
Eing before the public this course of pro-
Y it becomes contagious, and likely to cause
l. trouble and dissatisfaction among our
and law-abidiag community-as the press
or Of all public men, and the friend Of the
ic."
Ter item, and then I will close
victims embodied in this letter are fremen
no are willing, at all times and at any hour
hit, to rush out of their beds at the cry of
eby endangering their health and life-men
>public look upon as worthy of protection
1hncaIled for. unmitigated c5neSst prac-
h present Tax-Collector.
fusion, I would advise my brother-fremen,
ersons who have not yet been called upon
kxes, to Immediately neglect their work, or
20 in pursuit of the Tax-Collector, in
e themselves from being brought to the bar
and there have to pay the taxes, and
liars, costs Of Court"
4 A FIREMAN.
ID, Jan. 20, 1858.
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fCIRCULAR.1
California dy!
VIKTAGE lQSA

- u u u IL ~ - II -
VINTAGE 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
CALIFORNIA BRANDY, in assorted packages, and n
quantity to suit purchasers. This Brandy is guaranteed TO oea
pure distilation Of the juice Of the Native Grape, and possessing
in an eminent degree all the aroma and delcacy OF havor TOT
which the California Grape is so highly renowned. Competsne
Judges have pronounced the quality to be fully equal to the bese
Wine from which this Brandy is made, but also the constuctioa
Of the stills, and the whole nlodus operG1dt, are predsely the
same as used in France ; in fact, the principal disdiler himsen
has been for many years foreman Of q Arm celebrated Tor thetr
preciate the Importance Of the introduction Of
PURE NaTIVE LIQUORS
as a substitute for the vile poisonous trash known - mixed
bleared and disgusting specimens Of humanity tat we meet -
every step, sufficiently attest the effects Of the deleterious on %
Coguac, and the no less poisonous Fusl Grain Oil, contained =
the so-called pure spirits used in the adulteration Of genuine
liquors.
The subscribers are enabled to offer this hne brandy 1t iso
than half the cost Of French brsndy Of the same grade, and they
confidently invite q trial Of its quality, by sample or otherwisei
believing that the people will sustain them In their endeAvoss y
Of poison which has, up to this period, deluged our state. 10
Physicians and others, wishing a pure article for medicinal purs
poses, we can confidently recommend our California brandy
(even in preference to FrenchD on account Of it, undoubeAA
80 JAMES I. McDOUGALL & CO..
ITS Sansome street, San Francisco.
NOW LANDING. Elk FANNY MAORI
IN . fresh supply Of that
Famous California Brandy
from JAS. T. McDoUGALL & Co, San Francisco, In kegs q -
gallons each also, cases, one dozen each. For particulars -
circular in weekly papers. And
Brandy Peaches:
In halfgallon bottles. cases one dozen each. for sale by
soft voH HOLT + HBUCK-
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advertisements

II. PITMAN,
BYRON'S BAY, HILO, HAWAII,
rs NOW RECEIVING, PER LATE ARRI.
i walls. and will continue to be supplied with a large stock OF
PROVISIONS,
SHIP CHANDLERY.
GROCERIES, &C., SC.
Which he offers for sale at the lowest prices
CONSTANTLY on HAND:
Navy and pilot bread, Eastern -four,
Hawaiian -four, American beef,
american pork, Hawaiian pork,
Hawaiian beef different brands, Peas, corn, beans,
Oysters and CLAIMS. coffee, tea, rice, dried beans, Preserved fruits.
Boots and Shoes.
Heavy boots and brosans lined hrosans, calf boots,
Clothing.
A complete assortment Of fine and heavy Clothing. such as
Pants. sacks, linen and cotton shirts, undershfrts.
Socks, cravats, handkerchief, wooden trowsers,
Woolen shirts, hickory shirts, pea Jackets. drawers
Mittens, Scotch caps, &c, &C., &C.
Duck, COrdage, SC.
Assorted numbers Of cotton duck,
Assorted sizes of Manila and hemp cordage,
Whale line, spun yarn, worm line,
Heavy and light ravens duck,
Hemp e Marine sf sop. san sS assn% asins'
Sail needles and palms,
Beeswax, &c. &C.
Also, Yellow Metal and Composition Nails.
Paints, Oils, &c.
Pure lead, extra and No. 1 black, green, yellow and red paints;
Prussian blue, Spirits trrpentine,
Chrome yellow, Coal tar,
Verdigris, Stockholm tar,
Paris green. Bright and copal varnish,
Celestial green and blue, Resin,
Linseed oil, Pitch,
Kukui oil, Paint brushes.
Sundries.
Anchors and chains, boat anchors, anchor stocks, iron poles,
Oars and paddles, timber and boards, pulu mattresses,
Firewood, cut and wrought nails, tobacco,
Cigars, pipes, soap, vinegar, butter,
Cheese, pickles, hams, lard,
Tongues, salmon,
Raisins, figs,
Powder,
Shot.
Also, a complete assortment Of
Dry Goods, CrOckery and Glassware, Tin
and EarthenWare, Wooden.
ware, Hardware, &c.
A constant supply of Irish and Sweet Potatoes and
Fresh Beef always on hand during the Shipping Season,
and supplied at short notice.
N. Heterogeneous have been made for one or more vessels
to take freight from this port for the fall of 1858. S2-100
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
THE PHILADELPHIA
EVENING BULLETIN, ,

An independent daily Newspaper, deyo:.
ed especially TO the interests of Pennsylta.
nia, containing important telegraPhic news,
sixteen hours in advance of the morning pa.
pers. Original foreign and domestic cores
pondence, editorials on all subjects, and full
reports of all the news of the day.
The commercial and financial departments
are full, and carefully attended TO.
6TAs an advertising medium there is no
better paper in the state, the circulation be-
ing next to the largest in the city aud among
the most intelligeu. and influential of the
population. ..-.-
TERMs-6 dollars per year in advance.
CUMMINGS & PEACOCK,
Proprietors,
No. II2 South Sd ST, Philadelphia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
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GIN sem 0aifenssridst BON ec6a Go.
Sn her SaGe Der SnauifitiCn auf bas lissen'
be 8ermSssn ees psrfUrbsrsna u 9aubs NJ
Isbttin pcn Sber,NiIfUEp Gauns
l&ip, ssGa @auntp.
llnS nun glpvember 8, 1858, auf gorf6las
bes 8. 6. 9onsneder, gfa.. belidtiete bic Court
bsIaets SnauRtion. @m ndmlidsn Sass bstpll.
liate bic Court stns 8sssl, an a1e bic Grbsn bss
bsIagtsn 8sraorbenen. UNI fd enJufncsn auf
s5rsitags ben 7tsn Sas Sanuar, u. D. 1859.
UNI bns lssenbe 8erm6ssn, bsHamt In Der beIass
ten Snqniltion, an Der S6dbung anSunebmen
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ben oss belasteR Ssrilprbrnen ansenummsn pirb
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fauft werben fol-. Disie Ressl fol- alien Grbsn
bic In pislsm Gauntp wUbnen porse;est, unb
slsi6falls 9laari6t in elmer Dsutl6sn unp gns'
lIasn 3ettuus, publiJrt IN Ser Staet allsntaun.
fir aufenanbsrfclsenre Bs6rH per benz tffn
Gag bss nd6Gien 5ermins sesebsn pereen.
GESN aus ben llrtunben.
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glppemter "a. na4n
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gpniniRrutorrn BON Der 6infrrlabrnfdaft pts psr'
lturbenen Saeob Marter, lestbin BON Stsrs
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ben 1ue.-@ae Dislcnisen babsr, mrl4e nod all
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g Serb Dr : 6 ife

fur oen Januar Icrmin 1850.
5olsrnbe 9ts6tsfGae pabrn BEL hem nd6Ren
Der Court In 2e6a Gauntp 3Ir
Sprtrmmen, ndmlih:
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9bilip 9armpnp.
6ammrn, Snspsr u. Go. sesen Scnas SierY.
SacUb Grpellan sssrn WOisr uno Sitter.
gBalter .. Subcr seeen Sram s. S6anb.
Gsib unO SirSsr se9en @eprss Glaub.
Saepb OiUbr gsgen Salcmcn gealtsrt.
Daniel 9tsu6arO sesen 8. 6. unO 80. 8Osb.
@lIiabstb 8obrrts se8cn Samuel 8Obrrts unp
Jrau.
Die eprumjn8 seasnIetiss @erT4runss @e'
ieaf6aft Sesen SslIe @rtm.
Ssniamin Semmsl sesen Slrael Ruby.
DapO Sarla6er aeeen espi Sea.
Gtrilian g. 8naub sesen SlraeI Surs.
3. Barrier unp 60. ss9en Die alentaun Gi-
Gen.@siegIdaft. .-
Gtarlss O. 5iruer eesrn 0m. unb 5rrbinanb
g4int.
Gtorlss glOlf Sesn Die es&a a9aI GiImta9n
@rIraI6aft.
Sarct 9. gltasr, ct al ssssn Samuel Ballet
uno 60. .......
SO9n 81. Scnss sssen 8iaarb SO. Dasis.
Dsrlelbe ssssn DsnieItcn.
" Jamcs gafcY, YrUtt.
December 1. nab@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
SeHentlibe genbu.

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snou Ssrtauft perbsn, ndmlia:
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nb 6rci prdbti9e Stdcfc 2an6.
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pom beRsn 8aulanb, In 1Htdi6e S5elper einse.
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pesei, cine Sibel uno alerlst anbrre Sii4sr,
ne 8tile, unb font nod aGIrlst anbsre Sausse'
fts, gu umtdnbli& ,u mslOsn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

gluf Neittpp6S ben 22iten Desember,
nadsIsns, I'M tl6r Naamittaas, lO1en am Saus
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esda @aunty, clsenbs 9(rtifsl, lsbtbtn bas Gisen'
ttum bes psrRcr6snen q am 8rdosr, auf
EfTentld,er Gsnbu SerfauFt weresn, nGmlt6:
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te, Gin Saubsnsarn, elm Strip S6ellen, cine
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rer unb nod anpsrs 9IrtitsI ~ umfdneIi4 3u mel
ben.
Die 9tbInsunssn am SsrtaufstaSe mS aufe
tpattuns BON
Solomon Klein, (Raller) @om'cr.
Dec. 1. r...sH *3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
8argatns 8arg1ins /.

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bes pnblifums auf bic eruesH Bargains gu LEM
frn, tpslhs mir asstnpartis eiffrirm. sBir bnS
ben uns rntlGIceen Sitter
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ben unfsrn Stcd gu sertIsnsrR, inhsm mir seosns
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FURTHER INDUCEMENTS.
The largest Club (over 1000 viii be sent
for three years. The next largest Club Cover
t00) will be sent for two years.
ADDRESS CUMMINGS & PEACOCK,
Proprietors,
No. Il2 South Sd St., Philadelphia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-08
Nd6rt6t

pirb tisrmt srssbrn, bab bic llnter;sidnstsn ols
aemintltratUrsn bon Der 5interlaienI4aft bss
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sBeissnburs GaunIdp, ee6a Gauntp, ernannt
rcrben iinc. alle Diejsnissn bater, ipelhe np6
an bsiasts 5interlaHenl8aft l&uipis iinb, fnb
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pObltelfatist riu5ubaneism an
Benjamin gciby, g8siBrnburs.
Daniel 3imH1 erman, DO.
Dapie Dcrr, NapatapnY.
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