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the genuine
HERRING SAFE

HERRING SAFE
Preserved the Jewery of Geo. w. Simohs &
Bro; Books, Papers, &C., of Fisher 81 Bro, and
Edward Seamans a. Co., after remaining ex
posed IN the burning ruins for nearly FORTY
llhURS, and proving conclusively what we
have always claimed for them TIL EIR GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
standing side hy side with those advertised as
warranted to stand 10 per cent. more ere than
Herring's," came forth the ACKNOWLEDGED
! VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
! EXCEL ENT order, but bcing in themselves
in condition to go through another ordeal,
while the boosted 'Salomanders' of other ma
kers were badly used up in every instance, and
in some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed.
To the public he would simply say, that. du-
ring the fourteen years the II HERRING'S SAFE
has been before them, r'ore than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without Tho
occurrence of a single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchaser
against the misrepre sentatien of interested par
ties. The HERRING'S PATENT is the onl
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, whicl
is protected by a PATENT RIGHT, and w
will guarantee it to resist more then double th
amount of heat of any other Safe now known
Farrell. ETerring s. Co.,
Sole Manufacturers IN this State of
"Herrings Patent Champion Safes
81 ITainWSf., Piidda.
/ t-Fe "Evans'& Wateon's Improved Saamal
e ders," "Oliver Evans" &c. 5. Gaylers," an
e SCOTS Absetos." Iron Chests, "a large assor
+ ment having been taken in part payment fl
: "Hcrring's,') will he sold at low prices
PHILADELPHIA July 10, 1858 --tv
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Op LANCASTER City, late of Philadelphia where
~ he has been in successful practice far number Of
years received his education NJ the best Medical College
IN the United States and had the Experience and practice
III the dteTeit Hospitals for several years member of
Analyticat Medical Institute New Noik and late
Medical Surgeon of the United States Navy now offers
himself to the public tu attendany professional calls
The purcs medicines aIwaNs un hand direct from the
best llbWatorie o our uuTy, and the tancal Gar
deus of the world No patent medicine prescribed
commended Medicines used only which will not break
down the constitution but will fcr0vatc the system lfum
all injuries it has sustained from mineral medicines. Chro-
nc and difficult diseases must be treated upon analytical
principles, which s to know and certain what disease
is Its nature and character require knowledge o the
chemical constituents Of every sald aud fluid Of the human
body; the changes those solids and fluids capable IT
undergoing. TUknuw what medicines to employ to cure
diseases requires knowledge of the chemical constituents
Of all agents employed IN medicine aud If we are IN pos
session of this knowledge II is possible to any distas,
no matter Of how long staihng-nnd leave the patient
| in u healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy, Aberg'.un that state of alienation nnC
weakness ot the mind which renders persons incapable "
enjoying the pleasures performing the duties Of l Dys
pepsa that distressing disease and fell destroyer Of hca
and happiness undermining the constitution, and yearly
carrying thunsundr O unmcy graves most cmphati
caly he cured Rheunatisn, in any form condition
chronic or acute, warranted Curnble; Epilepsy iailu
sickness; al chronic and stubborn OF Female ID
radically removed; Salt Rheum ard every descrp
tion of uceraiions Piles and Scrnulnus Diseases, whc
have baied all previous medical skill can be cured ty m
treatment, when the constitution is not exhausted.
do say Gl dscuses (yes Cunstuiptun) can lie cured.
| t4- Cancer cured without the knife.
/ will remain III my Office on WFDTEsntTs md SArut
DAYS. from o'clnck A. NJ to 3 p Nj to arc0umodat
patients from distance. and consult the English an
| German languages VIII make visits TO any distance
| required. May sc addressed by letter. Fulton Squnr
Lancaster city, Pa.
! June s. 1ts5.-6n
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FALL GOODS
HIST RECEIVED ny

Edward Y. Bright &; Son.
AfONSlSTING of Byadere, Pacific and Opc-
VI IA Delanes, Wooen Piaids and Cashmeres
Robes A.: Quilla, rich oil black silks, Mcrros,
cheap CaIicoes and Muslins, Union Plaid Cassi.
meres, X. Jeans Tweed Cassinot &c. Hats of
the latest style, all qualities and prices. We in
Nite the public to call and examine whether they
1rish to purchase or not.
Sunbury, Sept. IL, l95S.--
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OF WMsTINGS.

Silks and good black Satins of every variety of
patterns, for weddings. paIties, the street. for
gentlemen married. or less discreet, whom VIC
will furnish from Hat to Boot, with cheap and
charming wedding suit.
But Ladies pardon this dercliction, and do
not deem this all fiction, for surely we are
bound to say, we love 10 turn from grave to gay,
from dull old bachelors, dreadful drones, whom
fashionable etiquette dsowns, who, in word,
are sluggish wights, in human huppiness, nco-
phyes. Gentlemen, we bid you all aleu--thc
Ladies are waiting for something NEW;
Cashmeres-De -Delaiues--Silks-
Bcrcgo-Debegcs-R Robes
Gnghams-Lawns--C Challcs--
-Chintzns-Plaids-
Of every pattern, and latest styles, so rich that
that they excite a sme-suited for Ladies Of
DouBTruL age, as we'll for those who would En-
GAGE-pretty for the maid becoming for the mo-
ther, and offered cheap 10 the one or the other.
Ribbons embracing one hund ed pieces, hcoutif.l
Belts Suited for "Neces," Ginghams, solid, plaid
and stripes assorted, and "Aquilla Robes Just
imported. and the undersigned with modesty
! reverts, to corded hounccd and steel hooped
Skirts and well recOnciled we trust the ladies'
faces, will gaze with fond delight upon our hand
some Laces-lnsertings, Edgings. of laconett
and Swiss, allording beauty TO those who offer
bliss! three hundred pieces of good pattern
Prints, and very handsome styles of new French
Chiniz, white, mixed aud brown Cotton Hose
much cheaper than some people would suppose
Spool Cotton, Tapes. Pins, Buttons, and Needles
in profusion Bohbin, Cord, Bonnet Wire and
blond Illusion. Then come one come ALL you'll
find us very handy, in showing each the "modus
operand" of buying and selling cheap.
Il. I. BRIGHT q SON.
Sunbury, June -, lS58.--
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FREEBURG ACADEMY.

AND
Snyder County Normal School.
EEEEBURG-, PA
'EEHE Filth session ofthis Institution common
a ced on the 9Th of JULY, and continues
% weeks. Encouraged bypast success, increased
efforts will be made to enable students to acquire
a sound mental, moral and physical education.
The Academic Department embraces all the
branches constituting a thorough English, Cias.
steal, Mathematical and Scientific Education.
together with Music, Drawing, Painting aud
French.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT
has been established and heretofore well attended
in which Teachers, and those wishing TO become
snch, can prepare themselves for the profession
TKRMs-HALa IN AnyANcE.
For Board, Tuition, Room, &c. per
session Of D. weeks. S52 to 500
Tuition alone, Ter quarter Of l wks. "a TO SO
Music, Drawing, Painting and French at usual
charges.
students can enter at any time.
For catalogues, &c, address
GEO. T. MCFARLAND, Principal.
Iniy 81, 1883.
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NoBLIT, BROWN &c N0BLIT,
Cabinet Makers Finding store
AND BEDDING WARE-RnOMS,
Having RE NJ OK WE'D TO the new Iron Front
Warehouse, No. 222 South Second Street,
below Dock, West Side, PHILADELPHIA.
EOW offer to ther customers and the public
generally, new and full assortment of
CABINET HARDWARE & MATERIALS.
They invite the attention of the trade to their
stock of Hair Seating and Curled Hair of their
their own manufacture Also TO a full assort-
ment Of BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY.
Philadel phia, July 3. ls5s.-ly st
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED AT

PRIV ATE SALE
ETTlIE subscriber offers at private sale. Ger.
4 tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
about 8 miles below Sunbury, bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, on the south by
land of George seller. on the east by land OF
VIM. Kroh. and on the north by land Of VIM
Il. Jones. containing e Acres and Is perchcs,
all OF which is cleared and in very high state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Hail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
bound on the east by the Main Road leading
from Sunhrry to Harrisburg. which together,
with the River upon the west, and the fertility
Of the soil makes it very pleasant and desira-
bic situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract Of Land situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
kroh, on the south, the heirs of Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty on the cast VIM. Y. Silver
wood, and public road on the north, and Nm
X. Jones on the west, containing 93 Acres lei
pcrches strict measure. about so acres of which
aie cleared, and in high state of cultivation
and the residue most excellent land for culiva'
ton, but is now covered with excellent timber
and if purchased soon. the purchaser can get a
large quantity OF Railroad Ties on the same
This trac, is also well watered, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field can he wa
tered thereby. An indispuable title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable
WILLIAM II. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January >, iS57.-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
& LII persons indebted to James Beard, late
1 n Prothonotary of northumberland county, for
fees, &c. are requested to make immediate pay
meut aud thus save cost and further trouble, as
all accounts remaining unpaid will be placed in
the hands of a Justice for collection. Payments
can be made either 10 the subscriber or to J. s.
Beard, AT his Office.
JAMES BEARD
Sunhury, March 81, lshs If
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
hOTICE is hereby that the u BUSINESS RE.
~ hATIONS, heretofore suhsisting between
William Wcmer and the undersigned, in the
Drug Store at Northumberland, have, hy mutua
consent, this day dune 7th, 1852 ceased to
exist; and the Books and accounts will remain
for settlement and collection in the hands of the
subscriber, who will continue to carry on the
business at the ol stand.
ROBERT B. McCAY.
Northumberland, June &C. 1858.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS


To suffer the pnns and penalties Of sickness when the
certain of accessible to all, is positive
madness The vegetable remedy ncting powerfully upon
the of disease all the fluids nerves and tissues
Of the body exdel the morbid and poisonous mntter from
its rkng places III the SYSTEM cleanse and purify every
secretion, ehud the shattered constitution, restore the
vgur and viry of the enfeehed frame and tend to pro-
long life far beyond its ordinary Inns.
MILLIONS RELY ON THEM
In every quarter Of the globe among all nations civil
izedand savage these Pills used with equal and
ryig They advertised IN every printed Ian
goge and wherever commerce has penetrated they
Ia continual demand.
ALI INTERNAL DISEASES
Yield to their nctior, Dyspepsia Liver ComplaiAt Al
tectlons of the Bowels the Kidneys, the Nerves, the
Lungs the Throat md tie Brain, that have previously
defed all human skin and all other remedies are exnedi-
uousy and naliby cured by.hs alcunquering medicine
BODILY PROSrRAflON
Even when The patients are reduced to the last degree
ol eeencss, they may be ecuperated by the resisess
tonic and alternative properties Of Hoiloway's Pills.
FEMALES OF ALL AGES,
FROM whatever variety Of the ailments peculiar to their
on The ELECT of this Sengthng, teviving Safe and i'm
mediate REMEDY.
Hottowoys Pi'is are II best remedy knopn
IN the 'rorla for the ,foiIowind disease:
Asthma, Fever and Ague Stone md Gravel
HoWei Complaints emale Complaints Secondary Symp-
Colds Indigestion Liver Crmnr,' a,s
Chest Diseases Influenza Iowness Of snirit,
C1sivcness Inflammation Piles
Dyspepsia Nehereal Affections
DmrhDa Wotms, Of all Kinds
Dropsy
III CAUTION None are genuine t'nless the word
Holloway, New York and l.ondun,n are discernhle u
ms wnernak in every leat of the book of direction
around each pot or box the same may be plainly seen
| holding the leaf TO the light handsome reward wi
be given to any one rendering such information MS ma
lead to- the detection of any party parties comerfer
the medicines or vending the same, knowing item to
spurious.
~ Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor fiorLo,vs
go Maiden Lane New York and PA Strand London, i
a'lrespecabe Druggists and Dealers in Medicine hroug
out the United States, and the civilized world in boxc
at 25 cents. G2l cents, and each.
r1- THERE'S a considerable saving by taking The ore
2 sizes
n. Directions for the guidance Of patients in eve
, disorder affixed to each box.
October H. lS57.--lyca
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1857 FALL G. WINTER GOODS 1858

1857. FALL G. WINTER GOODS 1858
AT P- W. GRA-Y'S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE
Market QuaTe, Sunbury.
NOV received and will continue to receive
AN the largest and best selected Stock Of
Bluch Cloths, CdSsimcres, CdSSineits and
I'estings, Sc. i.sb.a
An assortment Of Dress Goods, viz. Fancy
printed Calicos, Chlies, printed Lawns, De Lain
Daregcs, Mcrinos, Cashmeres, Alapucas, Drcss
Silks, Ginehams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling Sheet
ing, Pillowcaseing, &c.
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety.
Boots and Shoes A
lia,s and Caps. E
Hardware, I.r
1 Cedarware,
Groceries,
Queensware
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Crackers, segars
Tobacco, Snuff, &c, an Assessment of othe
Goods too tedious to mention.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave t
ocs''-e our old friends and the public that n
eAi On our part shall he wanting to merit
cor; nuance Of our patronage.
country produce taken in exchange at til
highest market price.
p. w. GRAY.
sSunb,Irv Dec 10 lS57--tf
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Z Sc IBoT Gum EER q coDs.N
LARGE~ASS0RTMENT La

VE1 J. have received our NEW .GOODSfor tile
w summer trade, aud respectfully invite all
the world and the rest of mankind to CALL AND
SSr 'lmEM .r,.a..
People who would oroncmizc and iave their
dimes will do well to call and zee how very cheap
goods can be had, aud should they not conclude
20 purchase from US, they will he more conver'
saIt as to the actual valec Of all kinds OF Goods
Thue are Great many reasons why people
should closely examine our stock, ond while itis
clearly demonstrated that the "ohsious meaning
and imports" Of this multitude Of reasons refers
directly to the BEAUTY OF TEXTURE, and
thcapuess in price of goods, it viii at the same
strike tho mind of the Observing
BOON OMIST,
that state Of things combining great and d.
vefeihcd supply, with low prices, must bring
about a "consummation dcvrutly to be wished"
in paking the POOR MIN RICH and the rich
man opulrnt.
Aud although we may digress, vet permit us
10 add that nothing would afford better ground
work for summer evenings entertainment, than
for The kind mother who Is presumed to have ex-
amincd our stock, 20 gather her little flock around
+ her and tell them of BRIGHT u SONS beau
| tiiul goods the handsome silks from France and
/ lialy, the Ribbons and l.nces from Lyons, the
! Merinos from France, the prints from Manchester,
ltt lie tlS anu tSONllS IiOnl iflBSScN anu bup-
I lin. bnd q thousand things of great beauty and
utility. But TO be little more practical, VIC
will state for The good Of the country. the rising
generation, and the full grown, more in detail,
the goods We retail. IN very large or smaller
slices, at very greatly reduced prices and though
we may regret we said it, wo'i sell our goods on
six months credit, at the end Of which the people
"flueh," will come ard pay us with rush, lc,
none can feel SO unconcsmed about debit ST
fully earned, as TO be guilty Of p.ocrastination
to the hazard of their reputation
Then Gentlemen and Ladies fair, bcatkon,i j
you've the time to spare, and hear OF New Good
rich and rqrc, received and being opened.
OF CLoL Els,
There 5 brown, and black and blue, Y ea Cloth
Of almost every hue.
OF GASSTAER Res
We've got Just what you need of mixed an
striped "lirst rate" Tweed, for those exposed o
named sick, we've Cassimcres both strong an
thick for those who by fashion think to VIII
we have the beautiful French Doeskin an al
tclc. we do expect, sir, can't be exoellcd in pou
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itGCO0 W3| LAO CD
1863 1855 :
NEW ROUTE FOR TRAVELLERS |
Northern Central Railway!l
i41se-
su M MTR ARRAMGEMENT

TIRoNI AND AFTER MoNbAY. July 97th,
Y 1863, Tie fnms Of the Northern Central Railway
Company will leave Daily, (Stutays excehed) us iQVwsi
GOING NORTH
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q. r. c. 3EoCNETS,
% C2iI' street, Ner York.
MANUFACTURER or
GLASS SYRIN GES, HOMEOPATHIC
Walls GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists. Perflmers.
Photographers etc. A literal d!scoun: made t.
the trade. Orders from Country Druggists and
Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on applica-
ton
August 7, IS5S-3m
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
BROADWAY, CORNER or FRANKLIN STREET,
NEW YORK CITY,
Has been recently reltted
The Rooms newly Carpcei,
The Fumiiure hnd Beds superb
md the Baths Gic mlsUrpusGcd.
TANLORS CELEBRATED SALOONS
ARE CuNVFC1tD wIrH THE HOTEL.
Here is concentrated all the cumiurt5 of home, with
the luxusics ui palace
THE SPLENDID LADIES FARLCR
Commands and uurGuuled
VIEW M BROADWAY,
THE INTERNATIONAL
is the central ul any Of the class Hotels for bust
places al amusement aud offers unsurpassed ad-
yGntagcs 10 families aAd gentlemen visiting New York
ALrREp FRErAGAH, Proprietor
New York, July 3, lsjs-ly
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LANCASTER COLIIERY FOR SALE
Important TO Coal Operators.

~'''fT "
FL>!iE + undersigned Lessces Of the "Lanrtster
CUilirry,' near Shamokin, Northumberland
county. Fennsyl ylvdnia, wishing to retire from tho
business offer for sale the Lease and Fixtures
Of said toilicrv. on satisfactory terms. Jhi.
Cullicry has been in operation since 1854, and
has been successful beyond expectation. The
Coal is "a superior articles for ali use. to which
Anthracite isorPlied, and good market has been
established, which can be much o,tGpdcL The
Breaker and Fixtures are oi The very best char
qclcr and will recommend themselves to persons
acquainted with the business
The Lease runs TO January /, 1868, and is
favorable one tor the operator
For further information apply at tho CoIliery
in person, or hy le'ter to Shlmohin, p. o., Nor
ihumbcrland county, PeEusylrans.
COCHRAN, pEALE eco.
FeRruary g. lSJe-n
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Dr. w. III. vyEEsHMOR,

Sunbury, Dec. I2 lS57.--tf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27
AnentSun, Sep. 81, 1853.


Ssriammlurs Der GrrwaltunsS' Ger aI'
lrntaun s0a1cr @sleal&aft. am stpGbnIi&en
pIas.-@ne YctIe 8earp Ds9snpartS. s. . T..
% aver i'm GprliB.
Die Sertantlunasn rsr SCr9crissn ScrIamn,'
lung perlelen unp angrnemneH, wurcf auf &Sr'
l6las bss 6rn. Bridges
Se1 &to hen. DAG bic BON sner ScrIamm.
lung Der StcdtaltG pabirten SeIhluift in Sssua
auT Iarrsn unp 9pQeftirrn BON gBaHrrentea, ale
cine Der 8rssln osr beiasten Gsisli6aft far er,
wabntcn GnpSws& birmit ansencmmrn Fup.
STf&loiIen. DAT serar6snor 9erbantlun'
arn Der psrl6spfnen SerlammIunssn in ben 6aupt.
3citunsen Der Start pcrGHsntIiht ,rercen.-grr'
tagt. Aus benz prctotoa. Z. wtapcr,
SGasmeiItrr rtr gleutaua gBalersdruI4aft.
SetCber 20. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27
9t q If / / Cb t.
0llIentaun QSalfcr0eicni6aft.

3ufol8e GfeutIi6sr 9la6ridt birltcn bic Strds
batter Der nNlentaun g8dGrseisli6aft" zinc
SpreidI 'SrrIammluns ON @dfbouie pcn (oen'
rq y oman, an Samliag ben |. Srptsm'
Der 1858.
Ger Ndt6. 9stsr IsuGarb purte gum
ScrifB bsrufsu unb 5r. 8. 81. Z n gum Ste.
ret1r srnannt.
Nahrrm Der 3psd Der 9crIammIuna Som Scr.
libsr tetannt gemaGt par, rpuroe auf &prl9la9
Sei6loGsn. Dag tienab rte 8eilyr bon
licsenbem Giasntbum itr tie sBaEtr. Jicnte psr.
antwortliA aebalteu wtrorn Icasn-an Statt ib.
re SctrSleute CFenants.) llnb bns Die Grwal'
ter Der Otiellhaft autpriIrt iinb, btefsn Ssi6tub
ais cine i6rrr 3carln unD 8egulaticnen beim Gsl'
Iettiren Der gSaNruents ansunebmrn.
Sel alpiTen, Dab rir porle6snben Gsrs
banotun8cn. ins prrtoera bfr Sfrrntsr Der tr.
lasten @ricli6aft einIutraeen fno. = 8srtagt.-
QlnifrjsiSart pen ben Beamten.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27

Geaa Gauuts Sauern 9esenfeitiee Ssus
r<Srrli6rrungs-W s-Wriellihaft.
Nndriat wro tsrmit ssgeten, an biz MIts
slieeer Der rti9en @rIslldaft. rae cine 9BabI se.
Ialten prrprn fcd, auf Rcntass ben ilen glc'
pf;ater na6lens, iuilGn ben stunptu spu bic
ubt NaGmttaBs, ont 5aule pom SsracI
Btsec, in 9heper,Narunse 5ounlGip, eeha
@auntp. um i3 SerwaItrr Der brlaattn 0sIslI.
l9aft ftr pas fcmmsnpe Slbr gu erwdblrn.
Jafeb 1Denner, grdfrcnt.
Oct. 13. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27
SIN MuSaebrenbe.

Der Setanntma6ru wstasr ilr eInist Sa6rrp
an elmer itpcrrn eunscn ,Srantbeit setIttcu BAT,
ii wrNsr curt Gin einfa6rS Oiltsl trrsrIrtlt nor.
rrn--unp winitt baBer ieinsn Mittmcnlden bic.
iss Mittrl tctannt Su ma6en,-2lrn bpnisniaen
bic Cs Udnf6cn, pirp CT gortUfre cine grrldrsi.
buns, Suidmmrn nit Der NrtbUoe baIfslbe vur,u.
bsreten Saisnhsn, prl6rS Ntttsl lts Iopann iinOsn
psrotn, pab ss ausjrbruns, aGtbma,
Srpn6 6tttS Il. (. ~. curirt. - Der etn,ias
2lntrist rrs SeianntndaerS III, ben erternptn ~
beIfen, unp er tcfft jrerr ssiprnpr mSse ein Ser.
iua nit ietnrm Nttsl anitsllrn, inbsm Is birleIbr
nt6ts fcitst unO ech cine srcee Srsnuns fir lir
iein mu9.-Oian aprrsbire -
Gbrp. =. 3. 8ilIrn,
Biaiamsbur4 sSu9 SstunN.
Saoecr D.. Her. H. na8m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27
SefentliC6e 9cnDu.


auf 5amtass ben 30ttn Sttctr, um llbr
gRad1mttia9s icu auf Dem gtO2s fael, Sftuuib psr:
fauft lusrcen, ...
9tc. 1.-Gin gcpibcs Sti6 2ant,
9tle9tn IN Stsr SausCu 2aunihip, eEtha Gauntp,
9rdn'tuo an sdnecr pcn ptnrp Slicu, Gel tSreGnt:
Ipalt, Oaoto Dcuna, @brtitcpbtr Sel unb antcre
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