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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

The top Hoor wac devoted to the valentine depart
meDt and about 900 worth Of ee paper and vaien'
df e ornaments were destroyed.
The stationery stock Of Memk Cohen, No. 100
Ma ssau street. was damaged to the amount OF about
al SO Insured for 81 900 in the St. Mark St. Nicbo-
las, aud Commonwealth of Philadelphia.
Loss ON stock of Mr.. Noonan on the first floor OF
No. 1901, about 81 &c., Insured for $3.50 in the Ex-
change, franklin, and East River Insurance Com
panies.
Mr.. George S. Tuttle, pubisher, occupying second
story, back room, of No. leo, sustained 'Gg loss on
ThompsSn & MoseIey, brokers, occupying several
rooms in No l02 sustained between 80 600 and 50, 600
damage. No insurance.
Mr Moves broker sustained $50 loss on Office furn-
ture. Insured for 800 in the Brooklyn Insurance
Company.
Los on stock Of Mr.. Mcdonald, advertising agent,
800. Insured in the Homestead Insurance Company
The stock In +. Ayres's Masonic depot was damaged
by water to the amount Of 500. No insurance,
Damage to stock Of j. II. Kirk, engayer, $2o. In
sured in the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Between robbery breakage, and water the stock Of
amount Of 25So Insured for 81 900 in the Citizens
and 8, 600 in the New-York Fire and Marine lnsur
ance Co.'S
Mr. r. gerss stock was much exposed, the only pro-
tectCn being large glass case. On table IN MIS-
Office were several dozen forks and spoons, which
found their way into the capacious pockets in the cloth
ing of engine runners and other thieves who frequent
fires for the sake OF pluDderng tue dIeaoy uoioua'S
Damage to stock and tools of j. U. Gerow, pencil
case manufacturer $500. Insured in the Montank In
surance Co.
II. ID. Beiderchase silver.chaser lost about $500
injured in the jersey City Insurance Co.
The water-colorine establishment Of Mr. Schnapsuf
was damaged to the amount of 81 1000. No insurance
Srauding the prepared glue manufacturer sustained
500 loes; no insurance. Loss Of w. w. Brit en-
craver, $3.50; insured. Loss ofJ T. WEIGH eugraver,
$3.50 j. o. Connor the janitor of the three bulldogs
who occupied the upper floor of No. lO2 lost all OF his
furniture and clothing. Loss about $780, fully In
| sursd.
Mr.. Charles Vinten's ob-printing office in No 100
ia complete wreck Loes estimated at $5,O00. In
sured for 81 900 in the st. Mark Insurance Company
| The Irish Netcs Office, in the same building, was
eighty damaged by water. The three buildings are
| owned BY Mr.. J. o. Fowler, and damaged to the
amount Of Sc 900. Insured in Atlantic, Eagle, Beck
( man. Aston and other companies, for $l7 ,OOO
| The Programme office, on Ann street, was damaged
about $50 Insured for $400 in the Rutgers Insurance
Company.
TIE Daily Transcript printing Office and editorial
rooms on the third floor, were damaged by water TO
the amount of $500. Stout & Brother, proprietors,
are insured for $3.50 in the Etns of Hartford, $500
in the Etpa of New ork and $500 in the Commercial
| of New-York No other trouble was experienced,
however than the delay Of few hours in getting CIT
| the paper Yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01
THE FIRE IN NASSAU STREET.

Az aa,.d In yestfrday's TRIBusF, the firemen snc'
ceedsd AZ er about two hours ndefatigate labor, N
rubdunQ the fire which occurred in Nassau street. o.
tween Ann and Fulton streets, on Monday night. "A as
previously reported the greater part Of 6Sldrg Sv
I0S burned ont How or In what manner the nfe
originated il unknown; still, many specuiArons are
rfe concerning TIE cause. Some people assert tnat
they rst the fire issuing ron IA uneeeusea noO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

w b6ieifd, tbropsL which he intsstisss ervtnSee.
The injured man was conveyed to Bellows Hosp0s
where be died the following morning. Shesasa. N
rpediately on discovering that be had WOUNDED ~
friend, surrendered hmsef to . policeman. Corcnx
Jsckman was unable to procure the attendance Oh WV
nessss, and postponed the inquest until to-day
i CRo.os WATER REsTs.-Yesterdsy being the VI
iay for receiving water rents without sis aooso. y
I've ner cent the Office Of the department was croweee
Iby rent payers throughout the day, many psjms
W for their proerastinat on, being comPeH'a W
two or three hours before their time came.
NJ, Mur,sv y,sIToRs-Ths Emmett Guards
~ New Haven, Conn.,, under tho command OF Cegs'
Tno. ". Csb arrived in this city yesterday morning
bv The steauer Elm City, and upon landing, were -
&c. Nv COMPANY A Of the Goth Regirsnt, Cses.
VIooa Az the bost came toto her bsrth ~ Peek shP
palute Of nine guns wss fired rom the P'eroy
psuy +, 4.h Regiment Artillery, Capf. meAsnon' sos
ihe syap gers were greeted with loud cheers. Anes
usual interchange of military courseses' the En-
Guards were escs rted up Pearl street, ana snro0su
Bowery Prince street, Broadway, and broomo "fss''
to the Westehester House, where quarters wers
yided for them. Across the Bowsry from inc hs
was suspended banner bearing the mscrP"''
Irish Fusileers, A Co., seth Regiment, Enns
Guards of Nsw-Haven," surrounded BY two hsSas
clasped. The Armory of the Fnsileers, IN rrnos
street, was also decorated with banners and hags. Coz
Corcoran and Lent Col Nugsnt Of the seth we'ssase
present. and united in the reception. The Eumets az
elusive of their band, and including officers mossr
sevepfy.6ye men. Att o'clock both companies bsssk-
fastsd at Brookes Assembly Rooms, in Broome sssss
and, after respite of two hours, the strangers sss
their hosts embarked on board the steamer isaAs y
Seymour and barge Washington, at the foot OF spras
,trset, and repaired the Newark Bay House. ~osso
they spent the day very pleasantly, returning 70 the
city late in the evening. To-day they will make .
public parade and be reviewed BY his Exceliency me
Mayor in the Park. ...,sss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

THE ArsrAL CKCEsa or THE NEw-YoRK YAcHr
CEup-The yachts will rendezvous for the pleasant
annual cruse at wbitestone, Glen Cove, on the
9TH inst The following yachts have been entered fog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

Young LAWYERS ard others, heforc engaging IN
prsccs would ao wen 40 Nv. e.ssopy pr-pSsd PHs9sc-
iOsIoA CsAEr from wsA they may ssa nsw e .e sss
rnes and 70 undsAnd sxsey hs .hss In NE sheJ
can bexi All FovLnR Wills. Ne ~ Broadway give
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

SPEEDY JusrIcE.-On Monday afternoon q lady
pamsd Mary Bell Lew. was Walking IN Lexinscn avenue
nonnae her hsnd and off, Ocef Hutchinson Of Ae
Eighteenth Precinct the Transaction and pursued and
the theft wi the stolen properly 10 his possession Tks
rogue his Iesc Gene and Justice Qsckenbuh
eomnfsd him to srs~er On Tuesday morning the thie
hours after the commission of the crime bis wsy to the
Peniient'sry 10 serve sentence Of -four mon.ha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

HOYT's HlAwATHA HAN RESTORATIVE u
best article in the market er gvinxte gay "a sd ~ s
black ca brown See advertisement In snssAsr column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

cupied, and hence the rumor that the fire was the
work Of an incendsry. Others are inclined to the
opinion that II was CAUSED by calorc engine in one
Of the printing-ofBces on the premises The upper
portions of the three buildings were occupied Offices
have sustained more or less damage BY water.
TIE sixth floor of Strongs publishing EFT .bshment
was completely burned out, and the remain ser Of the
building deluged with water The loss on his stock BY
fire and water Is estimated at 100000; insured in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

Az EaBEzzLISe CoLLEcroR.--Thomas G. Spills1, :
Tor Moses Huyier Of No o. B~ekmsn sheet was yessry
rested charge Of smbssslsges ltspe Sss spist e.,
due Mr. HUI, and for whk the seeasedgWs
receipt For this the collector aecsan,e4 bsI
appropriated Il 10 bis own Justice kay committed him y
answer. H.rt .tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

STEALING CLoTHISG-Cstharine Walters, girl Of
bad character lived for few DAYS with Matilda s.ens p No
~ Gieen street About the eth Of July Catherine suddny III
with one q the stolen dresses upon her person Sac ys E
the he gsye up pawn tickets she had received for tAe
clothes aud locked up 10 answer chnss Vi gfanA
,arceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

r q, YORK pArY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

TPilkess Spirit says that the trot between Flora
Temple and Patcben to- is nc. genuine race,
and that people should be careful how they venture
money upon IL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

Fatal Jonsc.-On Monday evening, two young
men, named John Sprgings and William Sheeban,
were sky.larking together q. Jones's Woods, when
sieiDgs drew pen knife, and by way of joke, cut
gash in hs friends coat. When Sheehan discovered
the trick that had been played upon him, he took out
his knife and thought to his frond in the same
manner. An unlucky movement on the part Of Sprig
ngs however, brought him in violent contact with
the knife, by which severe wound in his abdomen
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

OF the members Of the United States Sen
ate in 1880, only fourarc now LIVING. Pr
leg Spraguc Of Maine. Theodore Frelinghuy-
scnol New Jersey, John Tyler of VIRGINIA
aud Benjamin Rugglcs of Ohio. or TIM
Federal House Of Representatives In 1880.
but two are living from Massachusetts. +. /
ward Everett and George GriHnell Thomas
torNin was elected in 1880 and there is m
member Of the House with him now WIN
was with him at his first Congressional term
lie Is alone But he represents the same
district, and was elected in ISIS by the sons
and grandsons Of the pioneers who elected
him in l>30.
TnE ANIMAL MILITARY REVIEW AND f.
cMPN.NT.-Ata meeting of the officers Of
the lst Division (tormcrlv 9th Div.1 Of the
uniformed militia, held on Saturday evening.
it was decided II have the Annual Review
and Eneampmcnt this year at Warren $
field On Lime street i'll this city. on the 18th.
10Th and 3Oth Of August Why.
PorrtNrioN OF B,NGon.-It is probable
that the census of Bangor will show p9p-
ulation Of nearly or quite 5000 This is
considerably moro than many have supposed
If -, the increase since 1850, is p or 81
per cent Way.
IHF Lt>eoIN Il IIwLrN FLw at Winter
port. which mentioned the othertlay, +,
- - i;.et looe and II IL wide Staff IS
feet high. Cost Of whole Sl00, Why.
Wi-r,R's Bu.s,u OF WILD CurRRY
long as lis rs prevails, and it is the lot Of
humanity that 1t ALWAYS will. 81 lanr will
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STRICTLY MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.

and offers to rigid economists the strongest pos
sble inducements, saving as it must n very large
per ceutige u all ne insured in the shape of
premium CT of return premium
.lgeaaig mat be apate4 IN I'll the towns in the
County.
the following .igc,ts have already been appoint
ed to whom or to the e1iec lint, applications ma
be made.
Ellsworth, n, X. Sawyer Franklin, Samuel
WATSON; Brookln. Nelson lIcrricl Orland,
\. Walker Bluehill Alex. Fulton Castnc,
|. i. Woods Dcdhan, VIM P Spollord Sur
ry, c. L. Roberts Deer Isle, Geo. W. spolford
lslesonro' W. p. Boardman; VIM Grndle, Pcnob-
scot A. K. WardwelI, North Pcuobscot. u
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STATE OF MA1yC.

Hancock To thi lilo iurhle tie Justice Of the SUI
prene Judic al Court to be hol len at Ellsworth
within and for the Ceun'y Of 1lancbck, the fourth
Tuesday Of April A. d. 100.
I I anuah II c Bnnum wife OF John Barnum, iibels
] | and gives this Honorable Court to he mfJrmSt
that the e yhtenh day Of August A. D. 1S4' at Cas-
tine IN said County abe married to the said John
Barnum, aud h lth always behaved toward him =
shaste and faithful wife yet the sid John ,rnum Il
citing his marrag an duty, since he said inarri-
aye, to wit ia April A. d. 1888, desered and aban done
your hbelan since which time she has not him
known OF his whereih nts has received any aid
support Him Wherefore your librlart prays that
your oHers may, in the rxercise Of sound discretion
decree li iuen If the bonds of matrmony between
her and the said john Barnum that such personal
property he las len hind him may be decrccd he
In her custody 10 be disposed ~ by hers "a that she
also may have the custody three mnor children which
she had by him wit Amos aged twelve Mary d nine
and Maria aged And you lab ant In du bound
will ever pray.
HtNNAH II. {. II BARSCM.
Witness EKSJ Il FOSTER.
Casttnc, February sth 1860
STATE OF MINE
Hancock, .- supreme JuIical Court, April Term,
1850.
Upon the ftg ping Ii rel th Court ord r, that notice OF
TIA" tendency nj the be given to the lbree therein
NAMED hy put fishing aestei cupyOf said libel and OF
tordci thereon three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American the last publication least thirty days be-
fore the next term Of this Court be holden at III
WORTH within and for the county Of Hancock the
fourth Tuesday Of October uext that sail libce may
then and there appear. and the sail lb AMI
show Cause il any he ave, why the prayer thereof
si,ou not be granted.
Attcs', PARKER W. PERRY, CT rt.
A true copy of the libel and order Their OF
- Attest, PARKER W. PERRY. CT rk.
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HANCOCK MUTUAL
Fire ms. Go.
BUCKSPORT ME.

This Company can with the utmost confidence,
ask tor tue appreciation and patronage of
brew d calcuiators, operating as it does upon the
basis of prepayment of the estimated actual risk
thereby balancing liabilities and benefits with ex-
act mutually.
Every rejecting mind, will understand that
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X r. <
DR.. SWEETS
tnfallible I-iniment,
TIE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

Fer rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia. Lunbago. Stin Neck
and Joints, Sprains, Bruises Cuts and Wounds.
Piles, Head lchr, and all Rieumati: and
Nervous Disorders.
For al Of which speedy and certain remedy, and
never fails Thus Linime is prepared from the recipe of
pr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the famous bone
ter aud has been used in his practice for than
~ years with IN st astonishing success.
rs ~ dLLEF4TOR OF P.fIy. II Is unriyaled by
any preparation before the public, Of which the must
skePucil may b. convinced hy Single trial
This Lnimcnt will cure,rapi1ly and radically. RHEf'-
OF Gases where it has been used has been known
Eiil.
FOR y EGRILGT.f,it will afJrd immediate relief In
every ease, howey. decreasing.
It win relieve tn worst cases of MEAD 1"HE in three
minutes and l. warranted to do it.
TOOTHfCHE also will it instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY IND GEYER H.,
LJ>SiTtDE arising from mpruieuce excess. thus
Eminent is most happy aud unf,ili, remedy. Acting
WHITES system and stcy and vtgor
FOR PILES As an external remedy claim thtt
1t i the best known and challlnge the world pro-
dae equal Every victim Of this distressing complaint
should give trial, for it i'll not TAI all nd mmed
ate relief aud iii majority Of casts will e;c radieat
cure
QIINSF .fSD SORE THRO fr are sometimes *.
tr-mely mte gent and dangerous. hut timely apple
lion If this I.uiHcnt viii never fail u
SPR fiNS, ,jnatusS very ohstinlte and enlarge.
msut OF the hints L liable il neglected. The
worst may be cOquered by this Linment in
three dfys.
BRi ISIS. CTS. ToCNDS, SORES, TIGERS,
EfRNN ND ". ILiJS, Well readily tn wonderful
hetiing properties Of pr. SW EETS INFtLLIBLE LIN.
cHiLBLfiNS, FROSTED FEET, md INSECT
BfElN IND STINtN
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
The undersigned having fitted up large and
airy rooms opposite the Ellsworth House, is now
prepared to take
PHOTOGRAPHS. ANRR9JYpFS

AMI every variety of picture at the shortest posi-
BILE notice, aud at such prices will suit the NEST
fastlIous.
have also On hand large variety # oval aud
square frames, consisting IN part If gilt, rose
wood and gilt, union trays. eases a., 3e. which
Will be sid is e" the lowest.
y. i. DasaarrcotePes aud Ambfotypes copied
a large siLtd Photographs,
Ala agent fur Il8 let DAVIS 4 6as e. iebrIted
Piano Faftrs, enc Of which may be seen a; the
rooms. fea-e call and see.
Mr.. Marshall hopes by COOL workmanship anil
strict attention 10 business 70 merit share Of pub
Ia patronage. j. /. MARSHALL.
g4tf
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<'a,s;iO,,.

T. avoid imp isitinn, observe thu Signature and Like
ness of DR.. suphcl sweet on every label. and also
stephen sweets lutalldhlc Iinein~n" blown in the
glass Of eae! bJttie, without which genuine.
RICHARDSON < Go.
e Prophetic 5. Norwich CT.
For sale b, II II. Hay, Gen. Ast. Portland
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h'r
HtNNtHH. CT BARNrM.
Inirk
Witness EsSI FOSTER.
Casttnc, February Sth 1860
To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of rrobe within AMI

To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge OF Prob within AMI
for the County of HANG ick:
/ UMBLf shows Reuben pevereux, Guardian of uar-
yry |. Bowdcn and Freeman C. e. Bowdeu, Of
Penohscot minors and Children of Joseph Bowden late Of
said lenuhscOt, in said county, yeomau, d. ceasedtat
the said minors interested In tn. real Of sal
deceased situated said PenJbcct Ia the proportion Of
two undivided ninth parts, ceassn. Of three several
parcel of and and that avar tageous otrs have been
made for, heir interest therein, to wur their interest
In the homestead farm called. four hu Idred and forty
fur dollars, ana forty four cents by Samuel Farnan and
Ehen Heath, for their interest In the Tagns lot, call
cd, 6y five do lars ami fifty four by II ratio Bow
den; for their interest in the Meal lot, Called OF
about - acres tweaty liars by Joseph Bosden and
Elijah l.. Health all Of said Penobscot and that II would
be r the benefit said Minors aud all concerned, that
saul ocra should he Immediately accepted and that their
said interest said dcccase's should be Disposed
Of and the eds hereof put out and secured to them
nteresYour petitioner therefore prays that your
Honor would grant him license to dispose Of the
accordingly agreeaby law Of this State in such
madeand pr ,vdtd.
REUBEN DtrERECX.
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OR ANE - CO.'S
: /. { K P R {. S S

sfeF A5zs.,>tifassr.= ttzHi Eise.ttz l7f i-si.H
at r..lf. ...4at t,4 81, ltta-'r
AEEHE|. us VI lAAA ~ Ht..-i b.
fa.r#z4, isat tr.Iat 81, tEt. ,-lsrt-
MCDONALD Agent.
f.s#.-til J #f. ~ $500
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Every Horse Owner

slfaHl have this remedy at hand flr il timely at the
first appearance ut amcfes will ectniy prevent those
hHHfi ib Ii, ass, G. which all horses liable, and
winch reiper many olhcrai valuable horses nearly
WHrrtl"ss
Over four hnured voluntary testn,ni,4 the wonderful
caratc properties 81 THIS Eminent been received
within u k-t two years. any many u them from persons
ia the highest ranks Of life.
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NERNOVS COMPLAINTS
Loss OF SLEEP

From Neuralgia through all where Opium
used U that Of pclirium Ttemens, and the
cLiei cause u Disease
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Eicaclbabn Llnaluf .

glm lebten 5rritag, ais Der Accommodations.
3us auf Der ,,Sc6a Sausp @iientabn," cine fur;c
Shcdr ntsrbalb MauA Gbunf ssfommen mar,
brad cine rrr ,,S3pitIdss" an Der 9abn, ,pcemd
Der Ya6aecr' unp @spdd. .gSl9en aus Dem @rleiIr
oercrfsn wurps.--Oir engine unN Gtnrrr tlieten
auf Der rrselmGbissn Sabn, Der Ya6lsrr. unO
Der @epGd. 9Bassn atsr fclstsn siusm Sritrn. @t.
teIr, auf psIdrm Gin lerrrr SoHIrnjug Itanp -
Der 006aSisrpO9rn ltsG balo nit fr9tbarcr
| 6sftiatet 8rscn zen Scblen;ug Der Stu6 mar
/ 10 FART, cae prr CrIr &oblenfarrsn Cttpd bis ,ur
| 0dlltc IN ben QaBagsr'Sdrren brang. - Sdpe
Jtatren wurpsn in Studtn jcrliCbrn, unb Die paI'
Iaoisrr wurprn furGttl um9er ssI&lMeat. -
| 0tr Sobn Gdubah, Don NortbamptOn @auntp,
mmSr nit piclr GeIpalt ss9tn ben Sfsn gepor'
| fen, pelhtr uns uno aui ibn Tsl. pVcurh Sr
1 eauta6 beeeuteno perbrannt ung bilhGtet pur'
DC. - Der gbrp. Sr. 0antrnben, BON Yeterss
Siae wurbe auf bic nGmliAe 9Bre ron Iensm
Sgr ssrrprfen, rntfam atEr mtelhGSgt Der
@brw. SpIspb Duts, lsn., pures gleI6faqs bcf'
/ tg 9tgen ren Sb Dor tbm aspurfsn, wurbs otsr
alidli6r gSstIs ndt SerlrBt.-Das grG6ts 0un'
Der 1T ater. Dap or. SoIspb goung, pcn birTsr
Start, NIT ttm 9eten bappn fam, renn bieler id6
auf Gem porHerlsn Sib, no pste Iharfr Stiidsn
I 9plj ullp 9ItH pth ONNtttH buiWlltbSH' - <'Vtt
aud CT snttam nit rur ssrin9sn NuctI6ungsn an
ieinrn Seinrn, uno gEunpsn an isiurn 6Gnben.- -
Da rrr Sien umseWprirn mar. 70 fn8 aud Der
&arm talo 6eusr. - Ourh bic anirensun9sn
Ors g6rp orn. 6fislsr, bon Sstblebem, unp am
eersr, wurre ss rod baIO tpieper sslGi6t.-Sti9e
giu,rln9ritsn iiup unS pur6 einm pabasisr rr'
,Sblt worcsn wsIttr Fa auf Dem namIidsn 3ug
teianD, uuo reBen llsberjcu9un9 9rbt ratin, bag
eielrsllnsldd pur& 9lo6Iai1Steit an Der S&ptI6,
tertsi seIdbrt murbe, alwO man rinsn tEIjnnm
anItatt sinru rIernm 3lpfsn sstrau6ts. - Go
ldent als babe bic sutige Scrls9unS risiss lln'
glad 70 srleitrt, baB &c niat nod 9rDbsr wurrc,
penn wdrsn bic Sarren auf Der 6lublete aus Der
8abn selaufen, 10 tatten pieislte ibsr cine antDbt
RON 20 Sup binatfaaen mdesn, unb rann MART
Ssust6t aud nift sn etn,i8sr YaeaSirr NIT BEN
2etsn bacon atfcmmCn.
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Sruer in Sdacrspille.

Sn tsr leBtsn 0o6s, sinss Nittass aIs man
gum GHsn ae9an9en mar, brad In bsm S6riner.
S6dp bss Srn. q traba Yeter, rel.
der i'm ScTss bts Srn. 24 ia nj 5ret
mar, In SdsrrsSils, Gs6u GauntY, 5eue aus
unO cs fcnnts temielten tsin gintaIt sciteb.n,
tis trlett nit allsm Snbalt Bic auf ben @runp
ntsbrrsetrannt mar. gluf brm SGap mar feline
ScrlitrrunS unp ben Seluit bss 6rn. 9rter baD
Zen mir nidt crfatun. pr. 6ret SsrIOr atsr ca,
rur6 al Icn Sanepsrfs'@ '@rl6irr, unb Icin 8er'
lut tann so isn. wtldss fstr IGwer auf itn
fdat-ba sr Gin trapsr nidt psrm6ssnpsr abrr elm
tari6afffger Nann III. g9ir bpFsn fae iGm Gin
mitlsibiacs publitum ieipsn 8srIu1, rrnisnrna
gum Sbst erIeben mag. e.. -.-... .
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-08
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Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

Nuf Dienita9s Den 81. Sebruar (SaIts
nobt,) uno Somfta35 oen lOten MGrt,
an tsirsn 5asm INN t2 ubr MhtasS, fol- an
tr g8rtnuns prn s. unb 90. s. Nillr in 9ynns
uias, eynn Saunl6tp, 0sGa Gauntp, foIssnseS
trrtsItas Gismtpum Gfentli& psrtnuft ptrrsn.
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5inf CUTE S6afTpfsrte @fI4rr unb S5tisen.
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sinipannises GrI6trr, Nfl6tdGs, I 9tinr,. 1
Bull, Gin 4.Gidultwassn nit 8rpp, Gin 2.@dulS
pnsrn nit 8oep, sin lsi6trr 2.@dulsrasen mis-
Srrp 70 gut ais nsu, Elm 2'0Gulspagcn init
Springs Gin 5alins'5cp Spa;ierpassn 70 gut gi.
nsu, Gin Garryaq, ScI,i6Iittsn, elmer tascn
brrpsIt nit 9orp, ga6tI&littsn, Drrl6mal6j1'
nit pfsrerscwoIt, Bnbmdble, gBrlidfOrnIdGll's.
Shcbtant. 2 CIT 5sulsitmn, Yads6 @ggCn
Srif' wnO pFusswaasen, aib', Spsrr' unb an
brrr &sttrn, RtHsn, 5su' uno MfsabsIn, ir
Sditttarrsn, 5ru6tuffs, Grasisnien, JtNG5'
trr4rn, 5ladsbshrln, Elm Slid, 3dbtr, StGUs
nrr unO Gaeer, rine Sufalortaut, S6tittene
S&rlsu, sin aC6cfsn nit 9tobr, nrtR nod mag
tsrIst anent arttfeI gu wstlduftts ju mstem,
Die Sstinsunscn an ben SsttaufStasrn rcn
Solepb MILLER.
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