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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

ConstantinopIc The lsS6oyernor and other
officials were undergoing trial.
The Suliansnr nrpny vns' acting sith mi 81
vigorous discipline perfect tranquility prevail
ed throughout Syria dispatches from Perugia
state that Gen Lnmorcciere had directed his
troops plumber any town showing symptoms q
linanrrection.
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39ainting.
JOSEPH LONG,

IIoIIsE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
Crainor and Nafusher, lmtItor Of Marble OF va.
iious kinds Sc Terms reasonable. Work done on
short notice.
ovor Dorrow's boot and shoe Store. aplO
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Cigars.
cIGARs S

lust Received, choice brands, hne imported Havana
- Cignsi
Long John, u tonipeuuohi
stephen A. Douglas, Henry clay,
He-pprn, Jenny lAnni -,
ia far.sa dc Maio Conchas, Napoleon, Plantation
and various other brands.
A choice lot uf domestic cigars.
Brousnn's Fine cut aud Virginia Plug Tobacco Pipes
olaa,O snnh, etc., etc at bohNSiElNS
CigrAnd Tobacco store,
el0dy Main street. opposite Market HOUSE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

BSyPWe had pretty nearly concluded 10
give up the Mayors Court as place for gath
ering items, so dull had the place become.
The calm which pre- ,edes a storm is doubtless
here; and it is probable that ere loug the
storm will come on Day before yesterday a
man named kelar had Fred, Kaiser arrested
on charge Of assault and battery The May
or, after hearing ofthe case concluded that
there was no cause for complaint, and dis
charged defendant
On the same day similar charge was pre-
ferred against Jerry Bruce, and he was
''mulcted" Jerry is used TO such things, We
believe, and they won't hurt him much.
James Slaght was yesterday examined OF
charge of carrying dirk He was bounc
over 10 answer.
Samuel Mcclure is charged with commit
ting an assault on Jake Wooson, and will b.
tried to day
These be all the police items we know any
thing about
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From pixies peak.

ST, Joseph, Sept l3
The Express from the Peak arrived last
night with 81 1913 in dust, and full load Of
passengers There is no news from the mines
or of any other character worthy Of notice.
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RSy~Wv have heard from Charlie. He is
O. X. He has been on a hunting lark about
the great pond in the vicinity ofSt Marys aud
he says-by letter. of course, and comprisedin
half a dozen lines--that he had "gauhs Of
sport His breyily is only exceeded by the
lucid GguYe he usestq give Us in one dab, n
comprehensive idea bfthe fan he has had and
is having. In answer 10 our inquiry Are
YOU having fun p He replies by drawing on
the letter sheet with his zen big square, on
which he has placed the figures and words
100 acre lotsf Which be evidently intends
to have us understand to mean that he has had
n hundred acre lots of fun We will, howcy-
er, believe as much Of this as we please lis
style ofshort hand writing with which We
are not acquainted and on consultation with
| Capt Tyler, we find that it is not recognized
in any Of the books II is, We are inclined "a
believe, "short cut into the feld ofromaucc
aud we shall enclose the Original drawing
10 Cobb, of the Ledger, who will doubtless gel
the hang of il, and drink in the idea at once
Charlie says The fish have just arriy, anC
that 2 were "taken in and done for on arri
val. weighing on scales, about 25 pounds
The mention Of scales relieves the panty from
the odum which might otherwise attach b,
the suspicion that the aforesaid ~ were cat
fish; that is, of course if the statement ea, b
relied on Whom Charlie arrives, we will dra'
out ofhim all that is ofinlerest about the BY
Reservoir for those who delight TO handle gu
. and rod-We viii.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

APPOINTMENT or THE NJ r. PREACHERs. -
The Annual Conference Of the NJ H. Church,
which was in session in Cincinnati for several
DAYS adjourned yesterday The following is
the list OF appointments for the Dayton Dis
trici:
DAyToN DlsTmcT-James T. Chdl(mt, T..
E-Wesey Chapel; ]. +. Marlay; Raper
Chapel, &. G, Crum; Davisson Chapel, j f.,
Lloyd; Mad River and Dayton City Mission,
NJ. p. Gaddis; Troy Wesley Rowe Miamil !
burg and Germantown, WIN. J. Quarry; Red
Lion and Springboro', A. U. Bealli Franklin,
IL. i. Van Cleve Middletown, A. Mehary
Winchester David Whitmer, d. Grillis; Cam
den, A. W. Tibbatts, r. Kirk Eaton, Jno. w
Weakley; New Paris j. Nance Lewisburgh
J G. Deem, S. Weeks Concord, Neii
Wesley Webster.
BEsy~We have for some time intended speak
| ing of the nuisance at the corners OF Mar
aud Third and of jefferson and Third, partic
ulnrly, caused by the water carts, but have alb
stained from il with the hope that parties di
rectly interested would apply to the prope
authorities to have it spread on a little thin
ner; but nothing has been done, and we nov
ask that the boys be prevented from stopping
the streets so that it is impossible for ladies I,
cross without soiling their clothing and foul
ing their CATERS II is nuisance which W
hope will be at once abated, without furthe
complaint Have it dried up.
CENTRAL UxloN CLuB-Let all the men
bers of the Club be present with all the ne'
ones they can bring along, as there will b
speaking, and business of importance betor
the club
BY order,
Jos. ScHNELBY, Sec'y
geEg" We had another slight frost last nigh
L. L y. -.
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pay- We did not get our Great Western
Alligator item quite right yesterday. The
monster was caught by Mr.. NJ. H. Watson one
of Tom. Odelrs No l. paper hangers, and
not by Tom himself Having secured the
thing in the furry of the moment Watson put
it into his bait bucket, forgetting that his craw-
fish was in it, and when he wanted to bait his
hook few minutes afterwards, he was afraid
to nut his hand in for bait
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Aiberp.
Sc Talk.

IoHN sHEIIEBERGER, ON the West side Of jet
., frson street j. nov fully prepared to accommodate
the public with fast HORSES, GOOD RuGNlkS, CAR
RIAGEs, aud every thing that may be found in a well
regulated Livery Stable.
1sto his aiay 10 please and give entire satisfaction
20 all Who may hvur him with their patronage, lie
takes great pleasure Ia refring 10 the following COM
pcteni Judges: Chburn HRgn, y. lloalhman, james
w. I.owrcy, Iohn Wig,dm, loo kerfoot and Peter
Vooghees, all Of whom, testified under oath, aiew day
ago that Mr. :, IL ono Of the very best layefy Men "
the World, and that his uniongM popularity, a. sueh
draws customers nom all parts u the world, u ANY
one douas the truth al this statement refer 10 Geo
W. Houk,and John Howard Attorneys at Law
marlt.yi
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Drp GOODS.
Lack Here NV Kind Customer.

no YOU wish to make money iN luypg cheap hr
| Goods. II ~ please remember aud don't forget
to call That ~ CURTIS still continues m the mer.
camille trade nt his old stand the Fhh street Canal
Lock- where he will keep constantly on hand good ~c-
l,cted ,tpck of Dry Goods, which hc Will sc for cash
or produce cheap ~ can possibly he ipiigh else
where How'll also keep constantly hapd stocking
yarns buth Woolen and cotton H wholesale uni rrt'li
AlSowoaen aud cotton Carpet Chain lnih rol1rrd and
white lie has also nov On liahd large stock ni Wall
paper, bordering moulding, cornish landscape, tc--
tcrngs ccniers and in lct every thing hppcHmnltE q"
the home trade Al uf which ho i~ dc-rps ur closing
out at wholesale or retail in order make room i"i
more, md will sell nj great, rilei prizes MI Mrs,
and Miss will Nnu please cnll and satisfy yourself lni
am determined tn sell cheap, aud no huinlnl
,il,gll,Wlm H. NJ. IRTlS.
SEPTEMBER II, 1860
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
Fire ana Loss OF Life in New
Work.

New York, Sept H.
Last night about , o'clock fire broke out
in the St Joseph Catholic Orphan Asylum on
the corner of s9th street and Avenue A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
MroicaI college.
Medical College Of Ohio.

CINCINNATI
rIlllE Regular course Of Lectures tiis Institution
will commence Ortolrr - lSln uri continue untii
the latter part of February, ~, Clinical Lectures ti the
Hospital wiil commence on tilc nr- ct uctAr and CON
iuuc during the college Term.
Faculty:
Oi,-tctrir= and Diseases IT Women and children.
NJ. B WRIGHT, ~. D..
Surgery aud Clinical Sur-ctA,
GEORGE &. BLACkMAN, u. ".
pri,iirc ut Mcdiring,
JAMES GRAHAM, ", u.
Anatomy,
". W. DAWSON, NJ. u.
phys'1l0gN amt Pathology.
]. D. HlBBENp, VI. H.
Maienn Mtdua
j. q. REEVE, N. H.
Chemistry Hud IoNrullgy,
CHARLES uLEARNt n. b
ntmnnst .lttur,
JOHN :. BILLINGS -. y.
Prnsectot 10 Prof surgery,
CHARLES THORNTON, " y.
Professors Tckpts, each h,..,,.,... sii is
Mafdculniiun Tickets. MI
Demonstrators Iichct0,,.,,.-. ,....,..,.... % A
Graduation % 1t
Ga,d boarding nom 81 20 -.
~ Hospital advantage unsurpassed.
au4ldaaau NJ n. WRIGHT. NJ D., Dean
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

VARENCH CHINA.--A nul assortinentof White and
II cold Bnnd China Tea and Dinner Sets, idst open
edat au23 BARLOW HEckLEks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

A DOUBLE Medium Printing Press, and about 800
a n,4 Long Primer and BREWER Type The Type has
heCn in about two years, and stll gives bright
.cear impression The press il ~ g0o ny new. Per-
desiring Ia purchase can get lArgult Apply at
Hhe Daily Empire Counting Rnnin. lyla
acnIy SALIG-1yyo acres Of land with q store house
IL and dwelling house IT, sitjne,l IN West SonoI1I
lprehle county. Ohio, ~ miles west Of lhyton on the
u)ayton and Western Railroad The storehonse Is OF
Yrk 10 Iy 80 feet two stories high, situated ininedl-
ntey ON the railroad The w ellihg IL nor the store
4, frame cottage containing five rooms aud porch. !
viii sell said property very low and on easy payments
inquire on the premises, or Of
innsi j, NJ CURTIS Dayton
= AND WARRANTS bought and sold.
~ apl H. hhShEh'
I1oR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, on Main ST..
Il ~ squares FROM the Court Hnnse, and known ~
No Teinperlnco House. The hnse Is wcll calculated
fof hotel or boarding house. Lot 40l5 front, i9 fee
deep. For particulars inquire Of - ....,.,e,,,,
TylG HENk1 klSSIN.tEh.
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stenmer Aurora Sunk.

MENrms, Sept l3.
The steamer AHrOrG was snagged and sunk
on Tuesday at 0seeola, Ark She win proba-
bly be raised
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Coal! Coal! Fire! Fire!
FOR PURE YOUGHIaGHENT

10 10 =. u. SHouP (succcssor 20 y. r. shoupl
" Agent atu selling ioaahosiien, eai a 20oents
pr i4shel cheaper ilru yon can set n IN any other
yard n The riiy
rs Nard and onh'e thc sest side of; ;he Canal Ra
sn ietwseu flIs and second streets OrieFs iels Al
shoup's Flour s,orv,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
lost.
10 Rrnt.

#" RENT
Store Rooms on Third and Jefferson SIS.
mhgtr H. BECKEL.
INOIt RENT.--The 9Th story room in the ''EMriRE
II BuiLptS6 Third street, has been newly Painted
aud Papercd aud ia nov very desirable HALL, being
of easy access and well ligtled and ventilated
iyl0tf HENRY l.. BROWN.
WANTED TO RENT.-A Cottage House OF
w four rooms, within five nnites walk Of the Court
House. Rent mol to exceed 81 per inOntlt Apply ~
rhe Emprc Cnunting Room. au2Ht
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

BeD- The large amount Of grain being
brought into this city by Hallway affords our
draymen, (many of whom had not been as
busy as they desired during the dull times Just
passed. lively time, as they are busey day
and-wo fear two much--in the evening We
are glad to see this, as it affords an honest
industrious and hardworking class of our la
borers a harvest for the working But don't
forget the horses, boys
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

NOR SALE THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor
nar Of FourtI aud Jefferson streets, (andH want
clli with a iis furniture and hxtures For terms apply
either to i. GEIliANI, or
n,,sl JOHN MoREYN0LDS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14
BY order,
los Sou

gsy- We had another slight frost last night
Croakers bowling in every direction.
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Prime Baltimore oysters!

THE son OP F. n IL d!
nRANDENBuRG q Co. have just received by Ex'
ID press, direct through from Baltimore ch"ee
supply Of prime Oysters!
The season bcng opened, they will now receive oYS-
tiers of the best quality regularly. 80 ,,,
strest near Jeiierson. BRANDENBURG Co,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-14

ReSnThe Executive Committee and Com
mittoe of Arrangements of tho Central Unior
Club will meet at the Office of c, T. CLARKE
at 4 clock, this evening.
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.fnr SAFE
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TINHE subscriber ofrrs his firm for sale. situated in
Jackson township, Montgomery county, about "
nes from Dayton, containing loo acres, two thirds OF
Syhic, are eleasql ana wen improved. good bearing
orchard on the premises alsOa stream oi running Wit
Tor n the wear rond. This i,in will ' sold for about
30 per acre, in sOnlRe paymenis Enquire OF u.
A or i. Shwoi. on the Lexington road, eight miles
wostof DAYTON, address the undersigned through
The DAYTON p o.
enlI1tlwi JACOB sTILLwELL.
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CITY Matters.
srATE EAIR ENIPIRE.

In about ten days the Ohio State Fair will
commence in this city and beyone doubt it
will draw together larger crowd than Mt any
previous exhibition; the year has been one OF
increased prosperity to the agricultural COM
mnnity, and they win come by thousands to
attend their Annual Gathering Our mer-
chants aud business men owe it to themselves
and to the reputation of our beautiful city to
let these thousands of strangers know the i'm
portancc of Dayton, not only as manulac-
turing town, hut rs commercial emporium
No doubt exists that the business men o. the
city can give the country merchant as good
bargains as he can obtain in Cincinnati, and
the question ARISES how can the fact be made
KNOWN One means of so doing, is to adycr-
tise in the special Sidte Fair Edition Of the
DAILY EMPIRE a large number will be issued
every day of the Fair week, and as the copies
will be sold by carriers exclusively, it will be
an excellent medium of reaching the eye of
strangers We intend TO furnish full and
complete reports Of everything worth of men
toni n the city or on the grounds, consequently
every body viii be anxious to see the MoDl
lNd llMrlRE And, of course, y0r advertise
lnent will meet the readers eye.
/ pslF" Advertisements should be handed II
| hy Saturday 22d inst
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Der 9biIaprlpbia Saargclp
Srp9Hcits, Sclcm= nnb 0laS:Stpbr,
SuppefIi6e Ode rer 4tcn unp Gaarwbia

Suppeltlthe Ode cer Atcn unp GalCmbiu
Straeen, YtilabrIpta.
0N5- DrcouilCu. SoufI ut,. Youcrn uuo bas sut.
ttuu ibtrhoupt. Cd, rpcrcs b,m Eriihiobrs. Son.
pSl uCn 1860 i'm Gtc6tn unr 6ttintu rersauitn. ci:
ntn fbwercn &crrGtb rcu Src9ucu, Dgcj'nsn unc
ebtm'toI'tn, W.,'.
10000 Rittn Stnittr9las, olTcrtirtCr Gtc9Cn uno
Sua!itSttr.
10000 pfunb Gitt, prB. lbmark, rctb II. f. No., in
6lumptn rcrr in Ylatn.
90 900 tSoucncn eeinS(. ScrpentinoriG. Gamrbir.
Ntcbcl, n.
% 5cnnn r,inss g2siGblci in SSrrefs oofbtsr,
res, 100, 80, 25 uup I2I Vfuno y6gtrn.
30 Scnnrn ptrlfhucrsgEciebei, in WSrrtls, 6alt,
bdrrtIe, 100. 5O. % uno l24 9tnno SdBrrn.
40 1cunrn @eu 9lSrt S8tiGtlti. in SSrrCIs, ;paIb:
bdrrrls, lOO, 50. 20 uno l24 ptuno 6aBtrn.
30 1cnuen rsncr Sranstfibtr 9HCiG,inf, in 9'ar:
rClf, paIbbarrds, 100, so, % une II! Yfuub
6dBsrn.
4O Sennen Hmrrltanlber hnee:WSiFpnt; in 8dr:
rssS, p''0VaFt"s loo' oo' % u1o l24 PIHno
=, oassth. ,,...-:..-.,,.. ~,
~ sG""sn St"I Eo a ,1i 5i"s IN Satts
paOUafFsls' loo, oo' % ""' IA yf"no 6aBsrn'
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s in berrli4 CT Stpf
1OanO , Qapier.

Die llnterSei&nstsn tabrn fcsbrn BEN srSetrn,
iG0nten unb brfsn Stcd gBanepnpirr, fiir .
parleure, 6dn9e, Stuben une Ruden
rrbaltsn, Der nod js In allsntaun mar. Dtes II
feline usbrrtrisbnteit Ober prablerri, Icnbsrn bic
reine geabrbrit, wppon f6 Gin jsber ielbn ibsr.
jsu9en fam, rpenn sr anruft = Das putlifum
wirp aud benadri6tiSct, pab iie rine ginridtms
srtrcfen taben, tpCna& lls immrr bic nsusatn
Stplss srbalicn, unO itr Sapier ssrapr an gbila'
bGlptta unb NeupCrf Yrstbrn Srrfaufen t5nnsn-
unp pcpur6 iie nun In ben Stanb ssIsbt Inb, Be-
beutenb irphlfeiIer 3u Sertauftn, aIs biss lOnawc
SslGiebt. seer habsr Bargains MAIDEN pia, Der
rufe unpsjisIi6 an, bsnn is i1nb I'm Stanbe ale
gnIrrEfeurs rclIfpmHsn gu bsfriebiem.
Aef, Gutb une Stlfrtd1.
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sSrIbgiss!sSsGi6ter.
grDrcQ uu6 GGclsQcr
5tno immtr ucth am olftn Qlaet uno

o, Stro tmmcr uch am often gaee uno .,
IA oerfautn lbre rCrjd9ebr Nuspabl non IA
III gSaartn init nic9efChentm GriCl9s Sic M
Rno ettn rcu rer Gltp 5lrtidaCttbrt nit suem pru.
tinet9Gn ancrlsmtnt ron Sruhiobrs:5Uttrn rCu al:
len SmIs, 9Rultirn uuo Sbottirursrr. Str Strd
tcittht aus
Galilmnes, Srirr Geiin93 eer ncufiten Slyls
Gu6 BON alen 5arten, Saletinecn, Grapdts,
unp fur; alsm mas gu elncm Nanne @nJua
9eb6rt.
Sit 9tteu nibt pcr, ba6 fs uur aCtiu fit Saor:
Nahbarn osrtauttn tGnnGn, atcr ras ld9Cn fe, eaF
nc 10 wcbIfct, penn nttbt wcblfi'r pertauftn fen:
uen 1ls cldbr, bic CO idb sum GCbaft MAIDEN ju ia:
gen, ooB e nur fir 8aaraclo pcrtaufcn. sic alau:
zen an has otts Spruhpcrt: ,.Gbrtht ecute bciab.
len ibrG tbrItbCn S6ulcen," uno putliyirsn oabtr
feline itner tc9us Injeiasn. pcIbe Die eeute Oinec
9laubCu MAIDEN wclIGn, lie in Mabrbeit ntt Ic fno.
8rrtige Glribrr.
9is ba6sn r6Gufuus Gin pr6htilts lfcrtsment
pen fsrtsen 6leiecrn auf oano, bic fr an lsbr nies
oIren prsiItn ~ ptrtoufn antistGn. Ius lrtitcl
meroCu uuter ibrtr ei9snsu Quf0dht 9smatht uno ft
nc nnocrs ols CUTE gBaurru wrretu fir ibrs 6rtrsr
psrorbtite
2tuh pereCn fteibcr auf Die fdr,ltc lnieias nab
BunIhs ptrfsrtiat Danttnr fir bic acnclTtnc lib:
rralt @uuit res 9uUitums, psrbCn fic ltb brtrcben
cine Tortrausr erictttn gu prrtirurn.
SrpreQ mb 0irtacr.
Qarpn Rats. @rbgrr.
1usntaun, gNarj 81, 1860. nal :
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Der Sfptb SOB.

Mls trtifbt uuo was tirmt mas pettatslt, mas
.6rdut
9Das treibt pGr Die 9tit 70 ,'iamme
9Ste tummtS cS III allies nit Stbrcde erfdut,
SRer mchrt ts rpSps 2tqes in Slanms
GRas trcifbt rer Sad, tpa5 Der yoanncs Teb 3u,
9Bae msbnt oann eas Sprinee uno erSu9e
@s III Der rrtb eSb, Ct lest fb jur Sub,
gRsr Hrauht ibn net tcFs nod jpin9t,
Gr sudt iib ssmdtbGb i'm 8rcis umbrr
Deb net um ptclIeidt cppcr gu frcfe;
Damn trCiIht or, rpo III cann Der Gau9etrer?
lin fra9t ibn gasr bat fib's prrmcfe-
gBsr lost man BAIT ti6 pum Squire nsd per.
6onnt
gBsil fdn;i9 mcb rCr aetctt,
g8ar oas nau g3is, coCr mat cs TCrlianb,
Deer psit's aus prIitilbcr Ncts ?
Das mabt nou rcn @anscmsr rel ertGsr YtaEr
limb ruff: piellEidbt tummts nrtb all rctbt
ga, bdtt it1 immrr pcn 9epFtm Sier
60 tSnnt i'd fhun bleiwc-fc rcie man oils lSht-
Sic mebns Der Sauar pSr en- src6cr gVaguet,
Gn Drsd p6r Der 91crtpct eanebe,
Der Niles Wis en- Scte bGrtciliebc eGbt
Sum Bier IN gum Saft pun Der 8(tc.
Olei 8rsed bic mar'n ftCts iatIi9 un gut,
So par ab msn Shmeissr-bei Sin9c---
Die Cigars, bic mcr ais 70 pe9idbtnte tbut
Die cGrtaft msr gu 3 Gents IN Ndu9c.
lin bGtt idb Guh INNER net tunp fsrprt
60 mir's 10 lei Sallp tG gBunecr,
DaB tCuGr iib in em Seller rfrliSrt
2SC annsrs lsrpirsu tsi 5buresv.
Saau srtet fet's 5rsincs uno S'tannt seraat
Scnmt Ibenos I'M eSb nuu ,'lamme,
Sur tiitbtt9 Den alt Batter 9Gn9wsr 9cpIa9t
Sci SslIer bet tunmt Oisnsibt in Stamme.
SNit NOscrtier tSitbt mer pos 5sicr i'm pals.
SNit eunib oas SGier i'm SRaec,
Drum ecntt an oct Gau9wcr uub sutt nch ibn;
als
Gr tbuts rsbt oas fam i'd cub Ia9s.
Gtrabam @ansspe.
IGsutaun, S0ari %, 1860. nq3N1
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Sraht fir Wtannsperfpucn.

G6war,es unb furttscs Sud, Ga6emere, Bs.
ItnssaSe, Scans, II. +, no, - Gtne erp6s Ser.
l&trprnteit Spn @Ippss unb 5pfrp, leinrrne
Sadtd6sr, lerrrns uno pptlsne 3I6ti6sr, 0ar,
faiGe SuiIts, Bc1cme, GCaars, Grapats, Tn.
rsrfICcpsS, 6plcntrassr, u. +. 10.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
Professor HENRY S. TAYLOR, NJ D.


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