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EcHsCIPIToH IS T,iS MOST FATAL SOURCE c.
N!SKIED. Il has been truly recarded INcrTA
HErALApYfew over sarviviHg lis attack. g One s5A
q ihs irAs rs rc-e.'' says iT. CuUECmII, " a;5
t'-5E THIN one J1tIE OF All THE II1T TOYl
L&Ti0S e mst eivi zcd cCmTrrs I'll LRlSH BT Ills
ldsEA:F-" VI ct = saG cOIamsptary 6n tie boastel
e4icscy e tht Iie..-E Art
Tse b-iiact y of IT. Churchill 7nndc % tho
faerial Aca '-tny Of Ae3iciac OF Paris has ovcd
t.essUGll 6con u tho world. Iy TIE of this Few
a. fS.rttsI rene!tcl dgrrt, known TO ChC1nts as
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Vests Improved Pump

l35 Washington street. Boston, Mass.
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Scrof1lla, or Kings Evil,

OctI7 ly
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Iot 10 FF' rcr - = +a.lHs heaih an1 li.e dclav an
ar C. t.y It's lsIne:ubGr that :" VreVca:ien
y TN an esrc" I4varo OF FcifdcCcptiyn o. /.
sp7s-g 17succ CT friends that " u is Oniy lis
ssf'' fatal lo-c- 70 myriaGs " % nsw II premature
Era- ? Give outre.t ycl prompt attention 10 t.l
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CARLiesT s,nRs or coEsunPr1or.
EFFECT or TIE REMEDY.

"IS 90 abe earliest appearance Of the~e signs Of
ConsumptloH, tho patient takes daily about ten
grains Of tho I--POPEOsPzuTEs, he viii Enuarly
see them E:l Gsappear IN r ps=.od varying from y
Raw weeks 30 n fow months; and by continuing Ike
sesasieAhl use OF the Kennedy, IL WILL SPY .
1LK FIND HIMSELF III TIE ErJOTTIEHT or
sucH HEALTH AS he. PERHAPS. EAD EEvEIs
KNOWN TX HIS LIFE BEFORE"
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AGRICULTURAL.

We iE,lts atlBtioa % this aep.rmsn, II
iae yorHsat. a. ne " special intersst Is he
Agrasaltanr We propose ie devote two Dr.
msFs csianns to agricultural matter ebieay.
alnays aiuilng ,s gi1e q choice selee,iob u
lbs vary bes, thoughts and experiences "
practical farmers 81 every sut ioei connected
With The farm. This department can be made
oue II great value 70 every farmer 10 Ben
riHgton County with avery little erertion o.
their part namely ~ giving 10 the publla
tie ruullA q their experience We there
fgrc iayiie any Eho aay bs disposed, to send
as their views a. any subjeei which Is u 10
iefea to iAe farmer, and We will oheerfully
give as much space as is practicable to al
sash communications. Its cur purpose 10
make this dspartmsn, worthy the perusal o.
every one who has an interest in such mat.
terA Gentlemen, please give US your cxper
ienec % Tbs subject.
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The Perfect Melodeon.
WITHOUT AN EQUAL

A LMOSI every mail from Ear and nea, brings
n to US some new evidence 81 the great IL
vor and growing popularity 81 this beautiful III.
strumcnt and abundant testimonials are con-
stanlly reaching as proving conelusivcly that 10
other Reed Instrument contains 80 many eNert-
lcncejs Us the PERFECT MtLunEON Uint
BASE DAMrER AND HARMONIC AriAt1NGNr
The Harmonic Attachme0, S te m5s tllU.
able Of modern Improvements ,Be awer
Of The Instrument Is doubled Wah9gt meicaMuR
- We on the number OF Reeds.
Our Newly Invented HARMONIC ORGAN
for Churches, Concert and Lecture Rooms, has
grratsr eeprritg and porer than ANY other h.
sirument made in the country, considering the
price.
Il is ytr more simple anil lss liable 10 ga out u
order than other Reed Organs.
i contains only one haif aspltHy Reed as 9th
or instruments q the sane power, aud cnnse-
qucntly not haif he eaYeHsf to keep IN tune,
Another entire new featurc III the Mclodeon
enterprise IS tie PATENT HdRP, or Primo
ATI1 CHHENTto the Melodcon,
This Is precisely what its name indicates,
combination Of the Meodcon and Piano Forte,
and meets precisely the wants and desires 81 u
large class who have long been anx Gus 70 see the
two Instruments combined 10 Melodeon size. Il
this nneque Instrument the Mclodeot or Piano
may be played separately Or combincd pfoauc-
ing an effect unknown 20 amy other instrument,
and must be heard to be appreciated.
We hnve arrangements with some of the best
Piano Makers TO receive from them reaulariy
PlAAOS Of the very best quality, VIII ch will
be sold at less than Boston prices.
Also PTaSos and MEIopEoSs 10 rent
All Instruments warranted and .oHt TO any
part Of the country 1T our rsS
ESTEY K GREEN
Braitleboro, VI, Feb. II, 1862 ss
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ScEsH TuNrLr DorHA
lete ae5 anasle se craiafc Ia
Nashville reonils Hraie the follow
ire ii ieuK g Der latsf. uha 3 q
4 acr s. Camp Morton. lpaiaua
john, aaai 500 Is write aad cell
ms about fas fight sad hen many
lincoln devils y0a killed / suald
Ike 10 been ihere to see ibgm ha-
eoiu devils kcai over II wagld have
doae ny soal good 6 have ern ihem
fall 81 thoasaads John. "a geo are a
prisoner, ard eaubol bave the pleasure
II killing lincoln Lisad, ! believe !
vIll fake yauf place ard ieil yen
nlot vii ksll like yankee. ] vii
10 more fer them lhau Morgan has
done iof them ! tel yea Morgan i
lariug Up tiie burg ior thcm be Il do
ing The work tor them. John, Wish
Was a man. | would cone out there
aHd soon let you q that lincoln hole.
would Tar there hearts car, and, cook
them and make them eat lhem bot |
will DO an can fer you, and whtn
they come 10 Shelby viii get some
Of their skelps and hang them up IN
nay room for you 70 look at. ! win be
for JEFF. dayise tiIl the ienisee river
freezes over, and then be for him, and
scratch or tie ice
Jeg davis rides a white horse
Lincoln rides mule.
JED dsyisc i a gentleman,
And lincoln Is q fale
] wish could send them lincoln
devils some pies, they would never
want any more to eat IN this world
May JET ever be with YOU Iliis is
from a good southern rights girl, igom
your cousin. MARIANN.
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VALUE or Soor AS A MANURE
In response 10 an inquiry relative TO
the worth OF SCOT as manure, the Work
ing Farmer replies
lis chief component is carbon, and
in 50 divided form as to be nearly
equal 10 a solution in water AS SCOT
is formed on the side OF chimney,
thousands OF cubic feet Of atmosphere
are passing over il, much dilatcd by
heat, and containing ammonia this i,
absorbed 10y SCOT, its fine carbon re-
tanning the ammonia, and in condi-
ton not defined by chemistry, bur GER.
tainly known in practice to have high
value. In England the root from both
wood and biluminous coal is habitual-
ly saved, and many farmers buy it
largely. IN this country, SCOT, in com
mon with many ether valuable sub
stances. Is wasted. Some English far
mers use thousands Of bushels annual
", and with great prsft, applying
twenty-five to fifty bushels per acre.
lis great value, however, is for the
compost heap, where it not only alb
serbs new quantities Of ammonia, but
assists in insuring that kind Of decay
Of woody fiber known as ermdcaucis,
and arresting the pulrid fermentation,
which frequently is so violent as to
cause the loss Of much Of the volatile
products, producing the condition
known as freJaagiag, SCOT may al
so be used like other finely divided
powders, for busting over young tur-
nips and other plants infested with the
turnip fly, and after performing this
office, it will find its way into the soil.
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Fesr msaf4slts &af sEf
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TAs waFts q ee wa fks sEf.
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Ffsn Efynilf oafnmefct iaats 50 ia5cs5 han.
Assa les flas isk wA.ie ness Gs4ssaaaseg fy
d haFqf heafrla uaaH ai t'|s skF.
kHA Mfg fhf feaNF.E hlld fif m fH b0afk
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tHs m@H rfgaHi
nee aad fraKaltysw 3 iAfm reh
ia haela Farmers ifsler te isAse
lhsa lasy prefer g. eEpua iheif
Ftai IS s9gs AID m4nurf sa4 lstaF.
rather tlaa ,hai !. Is O. he laa&--
hsi tbo nAu uho wsrs s hume saf
Ms hasly sad lis fas efiiy. mua oHn
tae laHd be csltisme aaa ihe every
aue Be drains every lfee rs plants,
ftefg lead 81 manure he r'ows isio
i wll. aid 81 .ts permanent riches.
AZ tie sreatan, mans appointed
ssrk a tbe cultivation q tbe earth,
aal alele are many whose talents ARE
inscuor IN this respect Iihlak Niti
be - uniil al the oiler works are sab
ordinate .a ihn Canals are dug rail-
roads arc constructed. cities are bul.d-
-, warehouses. manufactures and
shifs arc al constructed ior ihe sole
purpose u bcncGding the hrls and
galssaiars 81 thc suil. Al tie pur-
SHIFTS Of civilization rest upon this one.
Perfect Independence j impossible,
Do, tie ol4 fashioned farmer, WHO is
able 20 produce cor hinseIi All the real
peccssNnes, comes very hear q 10.
A bed u muck or mari On q farm
is better than q gold nine, ia a long
run when the gold isexhausled, that
Is the End offs bot the enriched farm
vail pour out crops for a century.
Wien a fruit tree has exhausted its
transforming material. il must stop
bearing. Try load ofmnck or ashes,
bone dust, &c, dag IN from six to
twelve feet from the Trunk, and you
viii be satisfied
Every dead animal On farm which
Is not eaten rs food, should be stored
With loam, rotten leaves, old plaster,
powdered charcoal, lcached ashes, or
other absorbeuts. 20 a. 10 make 4 com
pos, 81 manure tHat will he worth, III
the long run, more than it would have
sold for when living.
The science o. agriculture is to know
how TO convert the waste and appar-
eutly yaluless matters around Us into
the richest ana most important pro.
duction Of life. The business OF the
farmer is one Of the greatest dignity.
II is to assist the Almighty in His
work Of creation. Il is to increase tile
beauty and fertility Of the earth.
North Charleston Nh Nh.
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CnrAr SIMMER FED For Hoes.

CHEAT SUMNER FEED FOR Hoes.
A correspondent Of the Homestead
gives the following as an economical
manner Of summer feeding hogs, prac-
ticed by one Of his neighbors:
A few rods Of grassplat eonven-
lent TO the pen is reserved for this
purpose, aud is manfred by the week
~ suds from the wash-room. Com
mencing at one side OF the plat, large
basket Of the thick. short grass is
moved each morning while the dew
is on, and part given TO the swine at
each feeding, three times a day. BY
the time the last portion OF the grass
is cut, the first is ready 10 be cut
again, and in THIS way the ground is
moved over many times during the
summer, while the grass is kept short,
thick, tender and sweet. II keeps the
hogs IN healthy growing condition
they are fed with as much as they
win cat every day, and but little addi-
tional food j. required beyond the
slops from the kitchen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-27

Local papers, says contemporary,
should be complete reflex Of Tie
business and prosperity Of their pl &c
Of publication, aud every one ought
10 be impressed with the Importance
Of this fact who has charge q local
paper. Ii should be the imperative
duty Of all business men TO patron
lie, sustain and encourage their local
journals not only for their own inter-
est, but for the welfare Of the commu-
nifty IN which they are publisaed.---
Local news Of local papers is 50 re-
garded by intelligent business men n
every place. 1t IS through ;nis sJS,c X,
that one Is qualified TO judge Of the
business and activity Of towns aud
villages therefore the necessity Of
literally patronizing local papers not
only by the way OF advertising, but IN
furnishing the material TO make them
entertaining and profitable 10 all. Ii
cannot be expected that an editor is
cognizant Of all that is Transporting
throughout the town and county, aud
for this reason every man should feel
it a privilege TO assist in making pab-
lie through the local paper. events of
daily occurrence ia the community ~
which he resides. by tins course
editors can furnish through Heir res
peciiye papers complete record Of
all that transpires Of interest il Town
or country.
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STATIONERY.

Gus stock !. large, aud adapted to the wants
q Banks. Railroads, County and Town Officers,
Insurance Companies, Corporations ofall kinds,
Lawyers, Merchants and Manufacturers, and
also ior Ladies and 6entlemens private use.
PENS, HOLDERS, INKsTANDs, WAX,
lHk, Mnciiage Knives, Erasers, Rubber, Mo-
tarial waters, Legal Seals Gum Labels, States,
Pencils, Copying Presses, Dampening Brush
e., Water Cups, OIL Paper, Blotting Board,
Envelopes, Bill Head Gases, r. o. Deliveries,
Date Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
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Az ADVENTURE OF GIN. SCR

Az ADVENTURE or GEN. SIGEL.
"A letter from Missouri, received IN
Boston, stating that just before the
Pea Ridge battle, in Arkansas, Gen.
Siegel, finding that be could not de-
pend upon the reports Of spies, rig j
himself out as sigar peddler and
went through the rebel camp. 1t was
by means Of information thus obtain
ed that be was enabled TO make such
a disposition Of our forces az 70 defeat
the enemy in that desperate battle.
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Ca" Having how obtained Foote-
bold in Tennessee, We expect to send
our Porter OF our Butler with mes
sage TO cur Southern friends, and
Grant the privilege of paying their
debts 10 the North as well as securing
tbeir rights" Of which they Braqg
much, and may the PILLOW under their
leaders heads be as adders and scor-
pions ill they pay the Price Of trea-
son, and their rebel carcasscs be Paid
into their traitorous 7oombs. -Lou's-
rifle Journal.
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Parsoa Btownlow is undoubtedly
nice man. The Louisville journal
says lie repeatedly assured Us that
he never swore an oath never played
card never took drinS Of liquor ;
never went TO theatre never broke
the Sabbath; never attended a horse
race never iold lie never voted
the Democratic ticket; never wore
whiskers, and never kissed any wom-
an BAT has vile.
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Importer Of
ISrandieS, Gins and Wines,
Also, JobbCr in oil kinds of Domestic
Liquors,
Commission Merchant for the safe Of all
kinds Of Country Produce.

Commission Merchant for the sale Of all
kinds Of Country Produce.
HAVING facilities equal, if not superior to
IL any other House. for obtaining my Goods
Direct, under Custom House Seal, most re-
spectluily call the attention Of the County
Commissioners, also Town Agents and dealers
generally, to examine my goods before purchs-
ing. Al Goods Winrdnted as represented, or no
Sale My stock at present consists in part as
follows
Otarl, Duprey & Co., J. & F. Martell, Jules
Robin & Co.. n Darfiosion & Co.. and Signette
) andes, Various yiutages Mulers, Swan, De
kuppers London, Excise. ST. Nicholas, and Ex-
lsor Gins ST. Croix, Jamaica at d Antiqe
Runs London and Hungarian Port Wines I;
Sweet and Dry South Side MADEIRA Pale and
Brown Sherry Wines OLD BOURBON Mon
gahela. 0ld Rye and Wheat Whistles. OF the
very fast qualities. Zimmerman's and Long
wor.h's Ohio Wine, champagne, ClaTet, etc.
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1t is thought that John Bell ran
away from Nashville because he was
afraid Of being caught by some Bell
Hanger.
Two months ago George N. Saun-
ders issued a proclamation inviting the
great Northwest to come into the
Southern Confederacy. The great
Northwest has gone in.
They tell Us Gen. Sigel was not ell
ucated at West Point, but he fights
like a man educated at all points
The u. S. Government has laid a
great wager against the Southern Con-
iedcracy Gen. II, Wager Halleck.
Perhaps the rebels were more rec
oDciled to leaving Kentucky AMI Mis-
souri, because these are hemp States.
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II Is stated that Beauregard is in
sore want of money. This j. strange
when We consider what a big check
Baell ard Grant lately gaze him on
tue bank of the Teuuessee.
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SoUIBs FROM Prentice We
don't think there viii be much of
crop OF rebels the next season. though
all that we see now are remarkably
secdy.
The Southern Editors recommend
that the cotton and tobacco crops be
burned lest they fall into our hands.
For the same reason the rebel armies
might be burned with the cotton and
tobacco.
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Prentice says uaquestionably the
rebels have immense energy, but il
bas al settled 10 their legs.
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MANAGEMENT or SHEIP AT
SHEARiSe.- When sheepare SHARED
a. soon al tic fleece Is 81 take still
brush, dipped IL a solution x salt aad
soap lwhale-oil soap i best in water,
aud rub them All over with white
lniher or foam. This stimulates the
skin to redness, and prevents the ami
nal taking cold, loosens the surf, and
promotes the future growth q The
wool, aud also improves lis qualiiy.-
Tie application i sure extermina-
liqn OF The ycrinin. For want Of the
brush, wooden rag might answer the
purpose. Tie application, if used,
will Is found protective q many good
results.
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PLASTER FoR PoTAToEs.--ln this
section, VIC think plaster or gypsum a
profitable dressing for potatoes
Sometimes II does little, if any good !;
but again The effect is quite beneficial,
and as The cost is slight, it is always
worth while 70 SON "A bushel or so per
acre at the time of planting, or after
the potatoes are up. 10 some expert
menis OF our own, not vet published,
the effect Of plaster was quite benef-
ciai especially in arresting the ravages
Of the diseasc.-- Genesee Farmer.
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II Is perhaps enough to say Of Great
Britain that her Isle Of Dogs is
greater thaa Der Isle q Man
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Isn't ita trife odd that man finds
il best 70 knock under when he's
knocked over
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BLANK BOOKS.

LEDGERS Cap. DENY and Medium.
JOURNALS. :" {"
CASH BOOKS, ("
lill Books, Receipt Books, Alphabets, Draw.
bg Books lugk MemDrapdums Copying Books
Memorandum Rocks, Composition Books, Pass
Books, inc Books
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rwcpty-faur sizes and kinds. These are very
extensively used by Grocers, Druggists, and
others.
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Wrapping Paper.
F'UDer Bags.

We have now in store Forty a
sizes and qualities also
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Coal Coal /! Coal I

VsHE na8rr.i0feH q nov pgeTmfei 81 Earn ~
i c8al Ia lafss ~ small giaDtfes .. ~
tff lg3sF tie4f. aav other h0gss ffy iie
has constnnse on han8 large guaDtlLi a the
most approved veius, such -
LEHIeH. LACKAwANA, PEACH ORCH
ARD. Likewise. BLOssBURG U9
gERLAsD and VIRGINIA &
Hies.nti.s. Msaaiactafea asa
inf ~ purchase sra nsqGe.tei
anime begsse purchasing sey teu
O. A. ARNOLD,
40l River S., oae block nora VI the Bridge
~
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EllifinL Ai0niping.

We are prepared 10 receive orders lof stamp
ing lnirals on Note PAPER and Envelopes,
Work well and promptly executed.
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Cnrd IA, grnring.

We still continue te execute orders for We'd
ding and Visiting Cards, &c.,--we have our
work done by the best engrayers.
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Thankful for pnst patronage we would solicit
a continuance Of the same, and would invite all
who are wanting goods in our line to call at
and 10 Cannon Place.
1y20 MOORE & MINIS
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ASD JUVENILE BOOKS. STATIONERY
PAPER, BLANK WORK, &C., SC.

We hspo % Mead aa 'he Schaol asj College
Text haaks 81 common use. which We offer 10
tbe tnde al New oFk Eet wholesale price,
fAHF gtaeE ~
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dsbserleS &5ssvfs:eSs
NIErENNtANis MItLcGrkNntlIr.

eltb2t|IHUlS MtIltIt0N(itl,
hat ttn GraliIi.aihr van t,m ntrtGdl.ktI OF, tu
lJ,u uRt aFattii!rslt, r,h ltm ntu,H unt srCh,r
kuIisita urr ft:5enin g.:t5ntr
IN 30. Cos GDt5uut &uaEe
e9ahslS tn 6ilu. uni.rs @.iI,. Ia 9tl4ldplia.
pgtlj4t
Gr rhrtrt uaa .n irtib.t uul fslr au:4,t,Rn
ltt ANtyuul,Et rtn @pagiGAre. unt gSiEter.
Sfic,tnWJ, iur GIrrsr un0 SnGe1n sum @tc.
tsuL rt;u q 5jt 7tufr,TlI,m.'Il ran gramggeE g
lEG"at un1 &orsaN S5uir unIattf
Ono 6Ti5'ruu5 rrn mtlr ut5 i6 5aht.a IN ti5.
l.H (asit&i i,Et jtu in t;n =taUC Itrt.il. als 80
2Glst, GUa!jg1t,R unc or,i-sr ou .nta'Gu. tigrtr
t,tTtm 3aui' isHtrcF:n u;tttn t5nu,n.
Sauftr wsrcin ch,uus:7eU siu1.ldc,n riru
Sitt 81 unEriub,n tNs f., ieuiinr fsufiG.
lC{- GIdS TrcEG, Gi5teuai uitI ,r!vutt iU'
Naar' @'lahun3 in 9uuU CUNTS.
Sspt. 20 rajN
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Malbnrg uHO gagfnbA(b.
@atine!matv In ttr gtatt QlQenlaun,

SHplHtIHlUEl III Ctr SLaCL Wufhlaun,
8rti;nm htb ti,Ir GitliSnbtjt iGrtn Triuat,n
9untcn uno cIm 4tthrltn QuCiifum titGrhaugt an.
iuisiatn, cag fl ihr Gahint 0D lGrtnla9ir rcn Sc
ii IN ;tr huriIhSs uius gIbiuSe, gIc. 81 in b,
2Bst. pGmtttcHs &tragt, unt ypar strabI Gt4InUS \
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tttt huS allen 2niprttbtnhEn asrGts nab @urh ~
oi'nin. SIR a,asuwYrt8ir S;fct III mafrlitb tjr
otrtrtit.bEr unc rtltEht gum Sb'it aus clstnt IN
Ertitsn:
8mP1ue, Seitboarbs, Vier., Gentrt.,
Saro:, Dining unc Srtaffoft 8iThen,
8uhers uno ale 2(rten an6ert Shrdnfe,
8bdtuots mb cf0-Siide, Qarlor 81.
itbt, Scfde, Ei1noeStGtle, SprinQsSie.
SbaufeI Stible, 8ettftellen Oon allen
Sentnnun8en, ic pie uterbaupt ale 2(rs
tttl ole in finem UOltfidnoi9en SdbiHtt.
WNdreneEa0er 9eludDt mercen.
Ga vsrf,rtia,n tttniaOS Gui @sa,uuma ittt Art
pCn TurnjWr. uah ctr n,u,0tn Edigttu. unr ,csr
ocn Imam rtTt0ufti ArIittl mus tae itjn 'dr MAS fl
I'm rsrtaui!n uno mup rttis 5airi!t'nttit sitsu
bau,tIly1r uut I,gRttrt iiHS. l,uis p,ht
oau5hatGrs'a "a r!lnn2n 9tftnttr, ieIIth utti
p,rIumtn tt ibalr an;Urufn ,kt fs louiuS tautin
inttm ht ptrl,tftt futlia tag fe iln,n 9aradjns
autist'n t2rnsn. tjI Etratnt5pe aG5trtaIt ghiattt
ptia UsrtraF,h T.rrSn !tnR5H.
Edl trdt6 4iueG,al liGtral. llntsrhdenna fnt
Nt b,rIllrb f.Htt6r. une mirrfn lUrb tiGils 4rtp,
uno QutE ~stanttudS ,tvs adEt,tafI itti5 ~ vsr.
mtkr,n ig,t.u.
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30. 50. 99:il: oamitc1sZtrs5l- ruftt toIdtf
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Gem iva: ctsE a,il5t H.
9Qaltug unC 029tntub.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-01-15
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