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Another fight in the Shenandoah
Valley.

Aiyites rec -isel At the War Department
state that Jacks1n's army attacked General
Shields advance on Monday morning, mar
Port Republic. The conflict l. sad 10 have
been haintan.d for four hours by about twa
thousand Of our men against tie main body
Of Jack,,n's army.
The cnemy's iOrrc became 50 overwhelming
in numb r. that our advance Was compelled
L. fall hack, whch it did in good order. I'M
I'll It met the main hidy ot General Shields :
command, near Conrld's store. rs 80 N az
this MAS effected the enemy in turn re. ired
The fighting is said 10 have been very severe.
aud the loss heavy ON both sides
\ later despatch gives the following par
ticgars OF tie fight
"Col. Carroll, commanding the Fourth
brigade, consisting of the Eighty fourth Pen
sylyinia, Virginia. altogether about 600
strong, reached Port Repdblic on Sunday,
rccpnnoitered, found the enemy in town, aud
had a skirnish. He concluded to hold the
brigade, and ordcre it not u be burned, and
put guns IN position, comm tndinI it.
" At six a. N. on Monday he WAS opened
On by some twenty heavy guns placed in pos
ition during the night. Oar force tried to
reach the bridge repeatedly 10 destroy it, but
were met by storms Of bullets, and had to re-
tire. large cavalry force crossed and at
tackled our troops, while their infantry fol-
lowed, our men opposing them At every step
often driving them back with heavy loss but
the members, after General Ty'cr's brigade
arrived, were 50 much inferior t. the enemy
theirs being at least five to one--that Il
was impossible to hold our position. aui We
were compelled to fall back, our Toys fight
ins every foot Of the way.
. After falling back sumo three or four
miles, body Of cavalry were sent to attack
US but they were received in such manner
as u compel them to retire. when the engage
ment ended, having ldsted FIVE hours.
A" Our loss in killed and wounded is not
known; bat it is large. as is als) that Of the
enemy. We Lest large number Of prisoners
Colonel Carroll horse fell. injurins the Col.
oneI badly Captain Kelly, of General
shields's staff, was badly injured in the head
lie received praise from. all who saw himfght-
ing. Colonel buckley. OF the Twenty. ninth
Ohio, was badly wounded His men charged
three times to get his body, but it WAS carried
of by the enemy.
The reported death OF Ashby, the rebel
cavalry officer is confirmed
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Another correspondent, under date Of Fair
Oaks, 18th, states tat the LIST Exce'siar
Regiment CHARGED on the rebels, driving them
out of some deserted houses, bat brinr REIN
forced, the rebels again advanced and burnt
the houses.
Five of the Excelsior regiment were kill
ed. Several Of the rebels were seen to fall.
The 18th Mass, re -iment has been added
to the LIST brigade of Cen Hooker division
An attack is m1mcn;arily expected. Was-
ons, amhulanceS, &c, have been sent to the
rear and the troops are under arms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20
Nh. Pike on the Reciprocity
Treaty.

lICdIy.
Documents with regard to the reciprocity
treaty multiply. Those who are familiar
with the subject know the prolusion of di-
plomatic CORES Tondence, and congressional
and other reports, which las always oharac-
terlsad our treatment Of our commercial re-
htlans with the Provinces ever since the
al lPtlnn of the Constitution. Jefferson,
JAY, Adams and Clay in earlier days, and
" cbster, Marcy anu Cushing, in later years,
have all tried their hands in tie discussion
OF tia subject aud our statute books are full
+ OF euactmentS made to meet its increasing
InpprtAncc and constantly changing char
actrr.
Since tic making OF the reciprocity treaty
+ in l>ii, discussion has been suspended. The
country has been quietly awaiting the prac-
/ teal developments OF the treaty, and has
] been content to abide the results. But MS
1 the time fixed Tor its termination, at the will
/ OF either party, rapidly approaches, public
attention is called to the subject rs one OF
/ great Importance to the trade and commerce
/ ct the country, and measures are taken from
tine to time, to apprise the country Of lis
real value rs q commercial arrangement \
year or two since. the Secretary Of the Treas
ury authorized Mr.. Hatch to examine the
operations OF the FIRST six years of tho treaty,
and he made Il report, which called out re-
tirs from the Chambers Of Commerce of
p>wc-n and -. Paul. Since the commence
ment OF the present session Of Congress, we
have had report from MIR Ward, OF the
I Committee On Commerce. and n reply by Mr..
tialt, tn Canadian Minister OF Finance, and
now We have speech from Mr.. Pike, of
Maine to " hich We rs.il attPutiun as a clear
AMI sHeeinct statement et the causes operat
M to produce tue treaty, and the curvt II
las had upon the interests which cliei Il
tate being. we give synopsis oil MS pres
ehtatioh OF the cnre
lhus lar, TIE discussion OF thus treaty. IN
congress ana ''Sew htre, mas taken IL ior
granted ta't II has Erseiy increased our
trale with the provinces. Al the time OF
IL fatiAe"uph' we were siitln1 'iiC'h "''u
twcat y-tour millions annually 10 SPEAK
+ exactly, the returns Tor the year '"I''-
Jane 90 iN't rs. sho" our cN prs 10 nave
T heen 81 ''ph' sou. ihe ifieads Of 'he treaty
+ rtck5ned with confidence upon running TINS
amount up u forty millions As CONNER
elat afrAnGem' MT It's great oelee'' on our
+ part, was u increase our st'eS u our "c'S"-
boIS. ii Il did 'hlS, IL elhpioEeu our manu-
factories 20 prouHce Goous tor NV eo"su,nP-
/ ton ot additlohh customers anu our sup
| ping 10 carry TO- market the 'ncreaS'l OulN
9t exports. Inc tendency oil Tue P"1n'
mind was towards uhrestfic,ei Faa", anu is
Mr.. Ptke says
" This arrangement, made IN lSo4, tor ex-
change OF products with the provinces was
one nj the incidents IN the history oil com
meree and nAVisat'9n' "hleh was ih!ehuec
l. 10 .EVr.,, a '.t,I q.
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The Pursuit and Fight in the
Shenandoah.

hO Ill 9.'i' ''iu iSii' III VIZ
Shenap dOah.
rr=m,ot b,s ,;nai,,t,i tho Wis Inn IF the
p..5i's,,, ~ L. s,,,.,, ,,r,.r,,,. I ~, -
and 8,.b + II. movements N Tho Sleasn.
ami YalIav When lc WINS s.st Ia tn
Nnnntain 6.n,rt,pent the vii. IF the ,~fs.
laprbel At fms 9i.n5s.,l If him. ~ an excel.
jrat rr,rtical *. Of III, COMMAND rim.
rg,i.f aud Mr. stanton Thu Inv. finally
.h.lxel tat s;lr.- litt,c GENERAL II wa.
.,51 VIII, NV. :, much tr,.lIe and ail =,
li,tJp in Missouri H. !. l,,nt>brI + tie
m.,nnt,ias ,gb4r. he will la,.. ,Lanl,nf ~.
n,-tn,iti.x far H.. di.,l,y ii liz h.a>t..I
19.,iIti,-S us y r,tbfnl r m,y nln,,Iysr
ms se.utlp- rartic. +, bls Erirtt. e5atenf.
and hunt catrri5ll.!.s they hunt tHp butia
lpcs on tie rr4ra~. Fremont. however.
knew tn fed. accented III. psf ASSIGNED
him with aj3er5fy. and has .ihf. rs In. en-
feipfi-in. AMI saftIC.l Inapa..Ias5. # j..
m re tn. justified the hor4s OF lbs lrien i.
When he assumed the c4mmaa4. Gensrd
Frspta1.. Ezua4 Is, linn, t,urts.n tEaax4ud
.H.ets - men in lis whole .Ietartmant; ma
nv ei them w,r. scattered IA dAdstent ser
wee. same we're guarding the E4tim5re
and O 10 R.ilr at at ylrau- rliat, etafr-
w-ra e4trl-5iias tho elp;Gn.l t.was st
imr5rtar, F5,..., r the hia.. II, 49,
trans w. scarcely or,uiael. tie afI5cf,
r his s.af ~ r. most, u ~ mon. several ii
them larci,n Is sent hin hv thu ,,4yrrnm mi.
avs. the population Of ,l..iis.riel VIZ ST.!
with iar.,.s lies t..t.i,cL iy l4,ia-I es
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NEW loRE, lIth.
The ImcS Port Royal correspondent un
der dlte of June l2th, states that Big. Gen
Wright landed AT SeAbrook $ Point May ii
The 9th Connecticut RhSlm mt first landed,
had sklFmiNh with the rebels June lst
and drove them across the river ana took
possess ion OF the bridge.
On the LIST aud Il Insts, Cons. Hunter
Benham and stevens, with good force went
to Stone inlet accompanied hy eight gun
boats, and landed ON james Island Without
opposition
On the 9th INST. two companies OF the
Round Head regiment penetrated within the
enemy 5 lines ana had their retreat cut oil
but tie Sth Michigan regiment succeeded IL
relieving them and drove the enemy, VII,
rctreated with Capt. Cline OF the Round
Head regiment and some d9aen priya'es prs
eners.
Adlutcnt Walker OF o1ath Carolina rig
hheht was captured.
The latest information is that Last Tues
day the 9tth Pa, - tn y. " and two com
PnSs OF the 9th Conn regiment wert
r.bcls yverc r,rtc1 win a Iss If l. I'm
30 wounded and six prisoners. Our loss
was killed and q voiinled
The next d,v the 9Th Ni,bir,n and -9t1
Ny regiments CHARGED ON \ rebel bottcrv
hall n nil, in advance, of their ,rmer n,si.
tion and c,utrrsd three runs and DESTROYED
the rem ininr one. The rebel officers zen
prisoners saw Tho annraacb,s +, Cbnrlcston
are lined with batteries. That every inch Of
ground will lie hatly contested
The Hilton Heal corresnnndent Of the
Inns under dateof tho IItb of June. state,
that the Colonel commanding at B,auf,r,
got scared al the reported landing on Port
ROYAL Bland Of 5000 rebels. and Boaufor,
was quietly depapultted. 4 runboat recon,
noiss,ucc proved it to be big scare, and
things som quilted down
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Postal CHAxGss.-0fice No. IL, Aroostook Co,
established; VIM. Reed, Postmaster. Office at
Isiesboro', Waldo county, is discontinued.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

-PgrERsoSs MAGAZINE for July has most
beautiful steel engraving. " The Sisters This
picture is worth the price of half years sub
serip,ion Of the work Tbs number has the usu.
al amount Of reading fashion plates, etc, CITE II
is a god laaJer. Ag.~s Haze will surr'y orders,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

b durgyafdS army N Shenandoah ldHey. |
New YORK. 18th
The Ti@uqe'sWashington despatch states
that owing to representations made to the
President by members Of the New England
Relief Association, who undoubtedly were
the FIRST made acquainted with the facts by
returning Massachusetts soliicrs in New
York, he has ord red tho whole Louise on
the Pamnnkcv River wish lis grounds, be.
longing t. Col. Lee, of the rebel army,
which have been hitherto scrupulously guard
ed from intrusion, to be used for hospital ser
yieas.
The Tri5aae'S correspondent. speaking Of
The rais on White House railroad FriiIy
last states that six men in the elrs We're in
stantly killed and a Colonel aud Major are
missing are missing, and a Captain ard eight
prisates were captured l.. They hdruci part
Of the train and drrna- ed the road 50 the
cars could no, run for Is hours. rhey plum
derea and burnt several vessels on the Pa
munkey River and are reported to hav
burned forage train Of 50 wagons, killed
number Of tctmstcr>, and frightened every
body at White House - that all the sick,
wounded and women were hurried aboard
the Spauldinr and sent down the river.
There were only 80 rebel cavalry. sail u
Be ptrt Of Stoncwall Jaeksans fore. whose
whole army has escaped from Con. Fremont
and are now On our flank. This corr Spond-
eut demands Instant announcements from Ne
GlelIaa.
The Hsrads correspondent says many Of
the marluil. rs were negroes, tic whole
gang Of which, he aycrrS. are m1l} u2 Of
see 81 farmers and Others who haze b IN al
. 81, L., E
anee, scattered in tNos aad t!irees thus elu.
ins pursuit.
WAsH,ScToS, 17ta
The Lyaebbur- r pHteaa Of the ga inst
has IN editorial pr'dicAtcd IN the statement
# an English dscr~er from Kings division.
in which 1t is said that the citizens Of Ffel
cricksharg are most clut,mptuous in their
conduct towards our lllg. and the ladies are
especially violent in their insulting conduct,
and frequent threats of Furnishing them are
made by the F.der.ls
The Il publican calls Butler and Andy
johnson unmisigated scoundrels, who &c
serve death by any means, and is surprised
that some one has not yet sent them to their
long account.
WHITE II Use. Va. 10th.
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IItekner's r5na wal,,anl | 3 Buil ,.ifH-s= al
lac, 1 were burned ye>tcrd " on Columbia
,sfss ; N,Fa. r'''S "tr','''Y 9dfhfe'
\ " ol QUINN ,'"s.,,,' Oh e'' was also
'e> u ~ Cd i-'sS S4"'ou''
NV le&S, l5th
\ special d-sp1t'h to the faa@S dated Mt
+ j kSlT 9Th. St tics tEat INFORM t5Dn In =
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5,,,@ Lqrge F',,v1 tU'ear,is the iateD Barrie
fieGd--Eio~s fremont 5 Army From the
Yssk.
WAsHNGToS, 18th.
A despatch from Gen. McClellan's army.
lated to day, 81 S The mpyements of the
nemy to-day have been very extensive, and
u yet, involved in mystery large bodies
)f men have been secn moving down from
The neiShborhoad OF Meehanicsy,!le bridge
and Richmond towards the late BATTLEFIELD. =
Our pickets were last night driven in from
Old Church, during which Capt. Royald, OF
the cavalry, WIS wodnlel. showing that the
enemy designs making Il demonstration in
that direction.
y contr,band who came in yesterday re-
ports that so 900 cavalry left Richmond on
Wednesday, going in the direction Of Fred
orieks5arg. This is probably the force that
appeared at Old Church. The rebels o. enel
at daylight this morning sharp fire from
artillery ia front Of Gen. Samncr, 1t lasted
about three hours
y numbcr of prominent citizens living be
tween New Kent Court House and the Cnck-
ahuminy have been arrested BIZ order Of Col.
Iagll,s, on suspicion OF COMMUNICATING with
thc enemy. Ihrte il no doubt but that the
rebel Generals are daily advised OF every
movement Of our troops by the people VIM
have remained at home. fae weather is hot
and su!trv
Tho following items are frem the report OF
Com. Meklnstry, received ut the Navy De
iartment
CONS Melntosh and IInser have died of
the wounds received in the battle of the
Mississippi previous to the fall OF New Or
leans.
The health Of New Orleans was generally
good up to the LIST inst.
The sugar cane productions below the city
looked exceedingly we'll their proprietorS
not Appearing to have paid much attention
to the Suggestion of the rebel leaders
The British ship Cirrass:an. Il prize to The
Somerset, has been condemned by the United
States pr,ze Court
WASHINGTON. 18th.
1t has been ascertained at the Pvst O.icc
Department, that single r. t. letters lnciosed
in envelopes emb sSed with both one and thrc.
cent stamps Of tie old style, have in some
Instances been treated ty postmastcrs Us
wholly unpaid and extra postage thereon eX-
acted. Pu'lic notice is therefore given that
stamped envelopes Of this description hav,
not been superseded, and are perfectly valid
for the prepayment Of postage to the amount
which the stamps indicate.
MEMPHls, 18th.
The city remains unusually quiet and or
derby and business reyiying. Thus far the
amount of rebel property seized amounts It
only 5000
Capt. DID of the Provost Guard. eSti-
mates the amount of cotton and sugar con-
90 tIa,l FIR SHINING hl - al ono
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\ special spat,h to the Taies aatrd Nj.
Jacks1 10th. states taat iniprmltipn hls
7esa received at headquarters tha; Jacks n
has been rcini reed second time by l2,Goo
mcn.
Gen Fremont is in very exposed nil
tim and IL rein.Ircemants are On tie WY
u Inn.
1t IS believed that much Of the C,r'ntA
army IS about 10 BE- sent 10 secure TIN sap
plies Of wheat in the ShcnAnIoth valley.
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WAR NEWS.

Feoa, -ucc2eRo,'s arav- TIC enemy NOR
tayfa iargc F,rvse to'eards the iateDBaHie-
fje2d--Fi,s~p t'rcmORs Army From The
Ussk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-20

The Portland 'Couril ~ stetes that Gen.
jameson is seriously i'll. His father and wife
hAYa gone to Washington in answer to a 4 IS
patch from that city stating that the General
IS dangerously sick and required their i'm.
mediate presence. The ciuso Of hill Illness i
said to t's'e 91en e~t9eur. aaI severe l4ty
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NV YORK.. 1SLh

\ Manassas despatch Of Yesterday states
that a rebel mail carrier was captured there.
y large quantity Of the letters are 10 prom
nent officers in the rebel service. many of
which contain valuable inform ttion. Fen
thousand daIia in Confederate bonds were
also found in the mail bar.
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SlaCcltSta)N0rcas.
@MGGUi5WnDIgJJa
SueenSW1dre1t.

Der Nusntaun China GtCbr, SO. SO Sft:yoamil,
cnsSiraes, Sbliren cterbalb Qrsss's Stohr, III
unfra9b Der rstbts Srt UNI ale Irten
Sueen6paaren 0laspaaren, Strins
tpaaren pber Sampen
gu blfcmlusn.--cb babe nun ben arS6ten uub bSlf:
ausaspShtsn Strd pen bisfu SBaarSu, Der it bier
III Nutntnun, uuo UislIIiht in ir1snb cincm Srt ron
Der namtthsn 6rSbs i'm Staat, onasGoitn wurtt.-
DeritIbt III nit Sorefalt aus NpanufatmrCn pcn Dem
bSbNGu &ufe 9eipdFlt, uno bettbt aus teinabt allen
ben nsusItsn GntpUrfsn, Strles unO gattern ucn
8ranBffGm @OIOs s8anO mb meibtn bm6Fatl
gent Gbtna, @nSliI6Fm pcrjeIan unO
SteinsGttna,
pcu smfsinitsn ts 80 bem asmeini1tu I'M Gebraub,
in Sstts unb tsi Dem Sttd.--cjlribfalls G5lasmoa
maorsu ron amsritGniibsn une SrauSSfibeu Mlau:
ufattursn fir
3Otels, Salprns unb antsrsm Getrau6,
pCn ben fsnitn Gn9rapbirtsu Dttanttrs bis ju ei
usm Gent Sumttsr.-@6enfOiIs
Steinpaaren unb Britannia @aaren
pcn isocr 8srbiGotnbsit, 70 uis panlpen pcu erer
mS9liebsu YGnenuung. ron Der tltinltsu SlahlIGmpG
gu l24 Gents, bis ju Den mCilt 9l6nBtn6en gbaubC:
lters ttir SirhSn, SGuen II. 10.
eampCn ron alien lrttn merten ausaetC6ert uni
ab9ednesrt um EcbleusSsl 6ariu 81 tttuusn.
@r bitt aud immer oaS bette SGrtCus Ecbtgn'
Del, 70 ptC eGmpens 9ctbts, Grimm Sthssrsu, uut
turj aues in Dem eampsusSuh gun, 8rfUuf out
oane. uno 3rUar an ben niCoTfsu prrtBtn flsisitf
philadelphia.
psrlcnfn wtIGhs tr9Cno strrGs in mStrsm Sat
brauhGn, tTnnSn tGtbss Gtt0 un6 3Sti Iparsu, usnn
ne tet mir anruftn, che s Icntpc tauttn tncGm id
nun ttgtr ein9trhst bin, ats is. 1ufpretbenre ~
strtsoiaen-teioes in 8sus uuf bic prGiEs als aud
auf Die Sualit6t.
8Gr9sFt Den Srt niht.-Gs III berICtbe &c. 90
6anitcn.StrOBs, Bite 2bdrs cbsrboIb press
StSbr.
8. 6. garnatdn.
Sonuar %. 1861. uabr
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Sefentli0e 9}en6u.

SamtagS ben q. SGptember Md
Items, um llbr gladmtllaes. lCu an 5aris tss
llutsrl6riebsnsn in 9sipeltsrg 1aunI6p. 2s6a
Gauntp, fUl9enpss pgI6uIIGs SsrmTssn DifcntIi&
Ytrtauft perpen, nam6
@tne YOGRanbse 8rsnncrsi. ais & iIel
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laesn, Sfen. cine Got 8laHs, zine Got Seinrn
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i&itNmbfit anprr Nrtitl 5u umlanrIia anSuIib'
rfn.
Die Ssrinsunsm unC gluiwartunS AM Sage
pss SntauIS pUn
ScDn 9uniidsr, Gen.
@u1ua 81. ualm
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Amt(bet 9abrik
in llnionpille, Qebo 9ountD,

Der untnI&ristsns ssi9t bisrmtt Isinsn 6rsun.
ben unb einem au9smeinfn Yublifum erssbsnf an,
eaB er sine ntue JtutI6enmo6trf in llnionpiae,
ee6a Gauntp, an8sfanssn bat, alnO sr tsitanbis
auf Sanb baIt unO auf Sslsauns prompt prfr.
tism Wirb, ale Nrtsn 8utIftn, 0dgsn, 8usets
unb ale anbste 8ubrWtisn bic In Iem Sad ssbS.
rsn, bic sr an Crn nllsrbtasFsn YrsiIsn oblaFen
ptro. Sn bieien nruen &utI6snma6erei perbsn
nur bic bsRsn Watsrialisn unb ycn ben trilrn
artettsr unSsRelt. Dian trITt inrmsr rins sroer
auswatl 5uRrwrlsn bel ibm an, tuuraus Sebn.
man ft aae3sit iubtsn fam.
EG- 8sparatursn prpsn prompt unb bils
teIcrst.
SnOsm Der GisentbGmsr ein 0si6dft plnftIid
antrett, unO feline 5atrjsussn al Dauerbnftiss
felt, S6TnbeIt unb Silietsit tejnen anbsrn i'm
Staat na6letsn. 70 bari sr SOn Nedtsbalter aui
sinrn littraIsn 9nttsiI rer 6ifsRtli6n SunNf6aft
rshuen.
6wdm Beers.
llniUnpias. gJprit 2, 1862. naiS
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Sic NebeQiDn!

eabt eas quite @olt In 1etntr Wa&t srpndhsn
uno t'ietn eaB mir psrtb lInb bes CRIBS tsr 5rs.
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Sommt, Sreum6nner Der 9onftitu.
tion!
&ommt, Serebrer freier Snffitu.
tionen uno freier Re9ierun9
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Slsin, an bas pObIfsils unb mUbise
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pDrium,
4 NO. % @sa 6amiltpn Strass, gl.
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bstannte Stane, frtiber Berger unb Rsd.
pier fSnnt iby beiidnOts fnbfn unb faufsn, bic
irchifstlAsn unb mcbisRsn Sdte. &appen u. 8urs
tn Der Sta6t Cber City. SD babe Iuebsn In ben
Shltdsn Gtttss ben pUbIfetIIen Stod
Don patsn, Sdppsn unb Gurs strasfauft Srr nod
te Dem publtfum ,um 8erfauf anaetotrn parbe
S1 0srtaute tsBt Snabsn g8Olbite an 81 tis
20 Gents - Wanas Bcllbdtr an so tis rs -
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90 Son nlisn Saatttrunssn unb ssarbrn-Nianns
tstpsns 9dte 70 nisber ais 50 90 tts SIS 90 -
Sts8Iedsn eGeies Stdtrr SCcps BON 25 bic 81
Gents u. (. 10.
SD wems au1 tsfontge NufmsrfIamtfIt benz
Sereauf i'm Gro6en.
EduFsute wrrtsn mUbG tbun wfnn lis tei mir
anrufrn, etr fe lonItnp fnufsn, inbem i6 ibner
asddrsn an Gttp prsilsn prrfauTrn fam.
Dnntbar fir bic lebr Iiterale rlntrrilakuna
Wsl&e mir pGtrsno Dem eerHoIenen Sobr Al
She'll purOs, t0Hs idb auf cure lsrnert untrlab
nne, resun ID euG rpOblfsIlr ais jr bic gBaartr
perfdufe.
Ssr9sNst nGt ben altsn StanbplaB-Nc. q
sSfit' 5amiltcn Strabt, allsntaun, pa. .
Q. 9. 2newatt.
Npril f6, 1862. ' nab,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Gin berrli6er Stod
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i6CnNsn Stpd 9Ganepapisr, fir
9orlcur6, 8Gn9e, Stuben uno &iidbtn
ataItsu, Der nod ie In Nusntam mar. DIES III
tsins llstrrtrcbsntsit rbrr Drnblsrs. lCnpsrn bic
refine 24atrteit, rcUCn f6 Elm ispsr IeltR ibsrs
Jsugm fam. iptnr sr anruit. Das Yubltum
wIrb aud tnaGri&tiSst, paB rr cine @mi6tns
srtrChsn bateu, wenah TT INNER bic nsusfle II
StsIeS erBaIten. umb isin Yapier ssrabs All p6i.
Iabslpbta unp gisuYOrt QrsBsn Ssrtaufen tann,-
unb wUpura Cr nun in ben Stano gsIrBt IT, be-
bsutsro wCtIfslrr Su Osrtauien. ale bits IonllpU
ssl6istt. sGcr babsr Bargains MAIDEN nil, tsr
rufs nps3tiBlih an, benn sr il I'M Stnnbe ale
9niprrdmps pOltOmmen gu bsIrisOiSsn.
Neuben @utN.