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We SIe requested 10 sreUIoc, OIL n. Z sDMTsD!ON
raudid,te 81 rerrts Ire con't'D o. Tnrh mont.
acaros, Oras fsJes,-, Rnos aro Boaa1Ie IN Ii ri
o M'oj-ratc iOns,-.s. nAy iS-tIs
TOiEat. I.NIEskS siT AXE S-s-
O>2 DAD Ov:.uSEi%lui-A" Dl-TiIyT OF rlR
rh.t. 'rn r.! it.S:'e TO ontr tcaporA
lily, NJ irhe'r =: oi. al life dsla, Cd sby
Upon GO 10 ciotmc cEIJiJIa fi- G1c:t.,. ON ous
N"riolt District, IL the pa II 10 riSieh
T.te.u,sn AID pli,t add -, br. Hrnry A. W,s- nigh,
Set 10 lbndied - ocSupy ts. ostiUR hrf6-a III s let
Ia tho pcntvs dec G-a. VIE u,cn Shom
hal !et tina: TIE WHOA of the re1p wurd harmo-
nj usy and s;h grea.-r OIL u. lie Than upoc 6ny one
ee. an oroIyht IL tSs d.'.iliHai:u 10 r1yseL
II hia ite hour, btfors no sutoI. 4 tie .trIc
Candidate for ihsir saHtsySi.
The be1t ensrpt,s u tbs b.itr' pat 81 M manhood
have boon gwen II. far G,r d.,e.pm. 4 Of
tho ,ie Of roiflI hna VI 'npi oEerart u Tho Country
eaecteo BY rrosDtGtiy
have lost % Of riy isTGnr &c Rat l-trr..t The
separation which ~ uofO Late rirasi-nr1. Of var
have cposia be- s?e g;h-ns ny Il u me pre-
sent cuniltnn md fI.uI- !DtrnSs thp,e who
70 aiIei Tor the Wills 49,. Iui 400 re.
get tat Tho Y,i-e II tn. IL, C)ec.rn,d 10
t1.r ntsresaaIr ccsuat 'rl'd IA tis &c, sraIon Of
hor tep:deAtlr In ihs tS; "aY: c. ui.her.,,
rcauc IN wtfef srn ire - spcL.s prach lslyre c,
Nkoly u ertrI o:c.osry
uoetI Z, d.stult III. nsl.!.i later Ut 81 wncuo peoue
Hes nentS In the f:si 6s.c UpmectI Il Yr-
nla's o,iy 50, p;rt- S.:fal.
The hnpc which h-Se 80 lot II IN ke ard the j.rt
ci ny pact Ea >ssrs i,aor 'ha ~ .nsi Of i.at
trade as Norfok'ss nos .:~A.ro ii In II.
anal ninnIh u eAu.e. h.d >iGsh antili e2;ts.01
a'nn. cat St!ea,.
5y pncon ~ olt:irS :!.a'rs With tb.t object and the
Int rect o. tis. losnitj g.hsh cnnI ul-.
tie oELt ,in orc wic' 10 In eel d.yr6
CT pap Ely tht EDr, u IA: ifii"! icy Re
god the past son. iniucns 10 psc. n.ssi AG n
tbs Carr, saud.I-!- f3' 3oYsrs...
WILLIAM miHnNE
* rur FIELD MsJ llh, les. ray : ~:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19

Ss-.- John LElOhEn u + candidate 70. JoGs
sI-& 'he E.eye,hh Lpngrsss.cas! District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19

S.-. Fot LIEU go n uC7 fEi,Gg.--:-e
o. - thoriy.d L, lea J.S.la D IEGUuEE,
al Aarut:a county, 6suiists ioi oboe Of LIEO
FbSsHr GGvEss:R OF lie ista Of Trai.ia a. she
s1ivs r.rnli,h. may 1t
10. 70 IrS Y0TEah CT THn OUUsTiTs ~ Nib
~ NLfsEX Adn>HtTHEEs- h-rsL y nrnoLrce
pSe canniiRts Tor the Halo Of hcetsi,a iar the
Array. n>'atd u1.s. B TAUHTLBE0T.
x,,u ,kty
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ss.-s, TOTaS .OTlR- OF iis CITY OF sICH.
ga DO%D.-uaS,ns baCe D',"inAI-c H!G.s. TIC
I.-0i- parnIs ;nudd ,ie s.: rr,t ~ ne rext lou,e
.: s.s..ie. sui -.irr .rsc,o, a.Ias r-'=-rip1'
10 s:cspt The norain: !Gu dssm IL dns L. r:,or .hy
!cc: {: saGor.as thu, ~. - yoIr fegs-:r g. "aGt
ur, -hi 0:J,is b. O. bbLrga- {, 3"u; '- Ann Id
al IL III for-tt lu,c 'hn r!rr-s; af hL,oued
RI ', Veg r.. pslt'nhJ.
easy lido LakkIt. t. Ill : ..t IS otyB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19

ss.,,., sJTAE S0LPsEitS SND REBlJ.
SAS. GEES Pujh rnE COUNTY OF OLAn KGs--I
DR.. WIN. A. BSA1P0SD Is { caooiiats for re.seoioa IS
the htu.snf Delees'ss irum tho cuonly OF Clarke.
Ia
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rTBOARD OFF PUBLlC WURKa.y

: ! ! !
- 4l3t33 49,, = ugh soqns iatapos from
~ uE8l!Ss Ion CT. tie Inttrnsrtmprovs-
49, ssa.e ases'ls as spia MP MP 81 a , I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19

v.s no need of mpsh eudeAvor 10 do 90
Tho cowardly troops in The town hsd before
one party in their font. and fell back Upon II
psrty in their rear. This csu.sd thsm, IN
shsir fright, 10 imagine that toe inhsh!tshts,
or ciiiz NM Of thu town, amc3 in the ssaanlt
Such was not tie FAC. Nsi 4 81 zen i!Tdd q
gun from house or street; aud not o man q
ninb fired from house, u Occupied !!'i,h
in f,irg A f.H IF ycur cavalry cesissJ
tho rear force IN tie st-sn, and scmo 81 them,
psrhats, survive @ho proved hrn.a enrush to
Il hit, and, Of cou -es, nse1 m ials:heCi To
excuse fight, a. others did. Bat suppose
cit zsns did Ore upon .5eis Invaders, w:th tho
hi ps Of driving then ewhy; they Ead nri5hI
| to 10 so sre commanded by tbs proclamation
of their caicf State Executive to DO 81, and
were fa!se to themselves if they did not do sn.
Is it not time that thay shonIt ia 20 .. all
hazards. under such DilSstly shrss;s ai ynuf
| 81 in tho oeries 81 Eliminates ac"inst c'tl
zena of Wi,ianshurg' Cake . Dictator TO
your own home, Nj. Cirz,o soldier, ss yon
and hotn happen 70 ne, sad lot hin srrogste
to himself tho preroga'ivo Of rutting you TO
death, ii you are found cooperating in an at
tack upon him and rising IN arn,s against his
occupying troops: wou'd ycu not think il p
home duty, a country Pervica, to 6efeEd your.
Golf ,ainst his dic:a:iou, tn rise md ssizs
arms sgsinst his troops occupying your hoas.3
Would you judge Nc unlIly thrn "a you
| Judge hsrshly now BIT ynu say, "any
citizen, not belonging to a regularly organized
COPS" Take care, sir, O. you may lSsve us
no necessity for recognition ss 8 nat!tn
from any farnign power. Ii he don't mind
his logic, Major Gansral Jas.a A. DIX, of The
State Of Nsw York, in laying down the INV
of cisilizsd warfare to the citzens of vii
lismsburg, in tho State Of Virginia, not er
Cathsdra bus f. ON Fcrt Monroe, also in the
State Of Virgins, will reongnj., the State oil
Virginia ns sovereign, and the Southern Con-
foderscy Is legitimate, after all. What does
he mean by "a regularly organized corps ?"
We have Sssts volunteers, Safe militia, Don.
tsdssats provisional, Apd Confederate regular
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-, NORTH CAROLINA sorDi8EH tuns.-Ibe
& >sIJiera Of sorth lxr DINA arc hStsby ID: ,tmed
t,t By the direction Of nsneJ, VaIce,
sHoxE has been Ipsiu Dior lleceomnodslion II 'ech
Ncrth CARROLL. De der hers will be osiied
With lo.us foad sna syerytniug IeSsr,sry for pIs com
M a.yis.-stf a.sr ". dlo.l 4, ft,ts o. =. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19

,,-c-S. ". II. EOEG5N R1k GGvEItHUR.
S>E h.v!fg ,1Le 1 rne since srcEpcd Ito ca nsre
a.. Inn 10 b.coto CANDIDATE AMI Mat call hkYinR
t.en iay6rauS rssprroet TO y the fsts ia Various parts
Of state the fslds CT his rshlnEc 10 large
be! IL the chLnhes, &c comrarlson o. Nsvs have pre-
srntri M 10 HE people tho LeIf hist bo viii the
choir N, st.ts at tao pGll5. may 5-!tsn2hhnir
sB0ths. psuerB throughout III, Btste Tequ, Sad 10
c7p2 -1eesy, Eenl wscti CT weekly, aud forward Sc
cnuLt4 10 Guu-l. rE nih.c iic rullt riluh
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that tc wsI ororfSd to re!irs fcuu tho Asy-
jun, ! then referred tho matier to the only
ol ;ers known to me having jurisdiction, Mr..
Tsibot S1s saeT, RR6 othars- Iksy Attempted
TO- get possession of the hospital, with the
understanding. that uoither military farce
was to modest i,s operations. Tint failed
and ] adhered :u by purpose not to interposs
with any power / b,d, ~ take charge Of tho
As, !an. Thus ihs enus Of supplying thein-
n,..v3 vse lee! Yi.i our command. Surgeon
y SCR Truia tc lno On That sabJ.Gt, and re
;,i,sd lniJrmns bin that he Was moi pAroled
81 p.isviler Of Wa, that 1 did not Intend
and Wis not provided to tsks charge of the
h1sEi!sl, Ieturaing to him his horse, which
hal hasu ,sscii AID saSut;ag b!ls Of lay Fro-
tec;;cn FOR hnn md his smploye cs ssrysnte,
0i.icers &c, 10 al respects. He WIS expressly
informed that be and they were nor psrOlod
ss prisoners of war, bu. that thsy ae:o
merely narolsd or pledged So gentlemen Apd
srldcrs oil honor, not u d1sGlnSe Thst they
knew, or saE, or were informal Of ny ops
rs,nns. I id not carry eff some Of tbs
"ssrrdntS |" Of !hn Asylum. You .rs r1t r ell
acquainttd, General, with our system OF ser
sirr, or tsLr At. inclined to disturb and
destroy it. Tho Asylum had hired fer il,
fem ihcir owners, number Of scrvsnta,
whom your abolition farcss tu7Eel into
trsbanjs." They ~ers disbandsd, sont
away. CT rnn away. Oher aon;Fahsnds, IN
eitive slsycs, csms in ana were your Gu-
pInySss or servants. Thsy *e.e taken snd
rsGto.ed to their oSnsrs fron whom they
vera ,-len snd stolen Lway by our invadera
If tho inmates CT the hospital we:s deprived
of'waits,s, it WIS., by the ctlaiousness snd
WIKI sdrsss Of abolition armies sud agents.
W. cws nothing, tie Asylum owe, nothing
to your charity. Both o~o you nothing but
the duty Ct our dsfonce, with tho wish anu
pu' pos. TO throw Oh you. and heap On you,
every burthen, expense, risk, responsibility,
l,ss, cost, damage, des,h End obstruction
which you deGesve and ought to bear, by
! reason of this invasion. left The Asylum
whore l found it, except that it Was d:earted
by your forces. You hsve undertaking the
task of subjugsting our people; take all the
consequences, or DO eonvicta before the civil
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01

In lnionDtue, ee1a Sauntp,
Der llntsrI8rtsbeRt Ssi8t ttsrmIt lslRsn 6Tsuno
ben unO einrm aIlssmeinsn 9ubltfum rr9ebrni an,
Bag sr zine neus Sutf2enma@sreI tn nnirnptls,
tcGa Gaunty, anscfanssn BOT, atlypO eT bs ftdnbta
lui 6anO tSlt unp nuf 9sRslIuns prompt psrfsr'
tissu ruirr, ole 9Irtm GutI6tn, @dssn. Sussiss
unO ale arssrs Gutrpslsn bic In fsin Sad Ssbs'
ren, tis tr an bsn allerbiIlisln Yrfirn abla6sn
Rtrp. 9n btsfrn nsusn Sutf&tnmcGsrsi perbsn
nur bic telsn WatfrIallen unO Bon ben beRrn
Grbettr anseRellt. Wdn trft INNER sins gro 81
Iuspa6I Gubrpslsn bel ttm all, pCTaas Sshsr.
man I'D alleSeit lubtsn fam.
Ggg- Glsparaturrn Ttresn SrGnpt uno biuIe
bsIorSt.
Snbsm tsr GisshtbGmsr istn GsfGaft pdnftII6
anlrritt, un6 Isins Babgtussn an DauTbaflis'
felt, g6Srbflt uue 8ialsfeIt frinsn anbsrn I'm
3taat na6Rttsn, 70 barf sr ton str6tsbaItG auf
sinsn IltsvaIsn anttrt bsr EfentIi6en &unOl6Ift
rs9aen.
Siram Beers.
lln!cnSills, Qyut 2, 1852. Rat 8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Shfce Don Sap GDDfe,
SnbFcrtptIOn Meent,
Bel Sap @OrER unb Co.. @anauIsrs, SO. II
fio 3ts GtraBs, Philadelphia.

Bel Sap @opEe unb Co.. @anauIsrS, SO. ia
faO 3ts StraHs, Philadelphia.
Der llntsrSei&nsts Uurrs bonn S6ablsfretGr
ansrhedt, ale SubGEriPtIUn.&sent, uub IL tsrsit
Hc9IeiG bic
Heeuen stpanaia Sabren 6 prog. Sonoen
uon ben Ssrelnts. Staatsn ausUuRsEIen, senannt
,,8Gnf, 3pan5iser," etnl6sbar na& BeIiebsn Der
RsSIsruns, mad 8srIuuf pom Sabrsn, auttU.
rtiirt pm& cine eIFtr pes GUnsrt6se, srnebmIs at
Esbruar IS, 1862.
Die Coupon SCnbUn presn aus9eeeten BON
$50. 800. $500 unp $1,000.
Die Hsatisr 9Onpsn In Summen SSn $50,
S100, $500, $1,000 unb $4,000.
Die idbrliGr SntCrrIen Der 8 Yrpj. beginner
am Gage Dts antaufs unD lnb jabIbur In 0clb,
taItiGbriiG, unb brinasn alGC mad ben iebtaen
@Otb.prdmIsn, ad,t prSsent jabrIic,.
SauerH, 6aufIsuts, RsGantrs, Capitalism,
unb ole bic @elO 81 UsrIsitsn babsn, Goltsn pile
fen uno bSbenfrn. bnB Oisfe 8cnbsR In @irFIiG
felt aIs critics MCrt8dst uuf ale GifsubabnSn,
GanSlen, SaHfiipdS uRb Si&ertsitsn baftrt, rpie
duh auf bic uneebeuern prpbuftsn bon alien ga.
britpslen, etc. Inn 9ante. llnb bne tlnrei6snte
8Orfstrunssu sstrpfsn llnb fir bic 8rsubIuns Der
SntsrsRsn unO 8auptiImms, bur6 @ustOmSSlls,
aectls'Stdmps unt sIntsimifasr RsVsnusn, mG.
HGn btfle SCnbsn bic
8s(ten, meiit oortbetIbafteiten unb mEilt
populdrtteu Suus fments i'm Narft.
Sutieripticnsn wsrbsn an y IN legal Sen.
oer'gictsn, pbGr Rrtsn unb gbsds bon 8nnttn
bIs In philadelphia par ilnb, ans'nOmmsn. .lln.
trrf6retbrr burG bic pcR Tsrben prompts BfbIss
nuns ertaIten, unb tsce gusfunft unb GrpIana'
ttCnsn sessbrn, Wsnn man IN bIelsT Sfiee 0pr'
iprI6t.
Gin btnldnsIthH 0Ouatt bon 9Onben prbPn
an 9aRb sftaIten far GOfOrtiss tlsbsrIIsfsrgns.
JaD GoOFe, Gutf.riPtiOn'assut.
S'ovEmbsr 10. 1862. nalS
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wdrttsss aNcrtsmsnt IN elm febr srUBss, - srSser
als t. - nno Ct Fam far D fen @Hts barssn, pn
oafrIbe untsr Gsinsr sisentn aufFGt eur& bic
ssltrn Arbstter autssma&t wOrbtn tR-unO BIZ
YrstB' bic sr fir feline artitsl fOresrt, rsrbm aIt
Giuis ssfunSn rpsrOsn.
Rdn ruft an uuO nrtbels fdr II& GtlbR-unb
sr bOft. eurH btliss prsbs, quite 8sbIsnuns unb
cute S0aarsn tntmrrbln, nit fsInrm antbeIl Der
@uRR ers 9ubIiEums bssbrt ~ psrbsu.
Reuben Sie0er.
GGsntuun, Gsb. 18, 1868. nobp
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Die Grains psrbin6en Bu 8Gdbine nit ban Dbit:
aeslpbia uno 8saoin9 Grains nah uuo ron berrtS
burg, pctt6vtlIs, un6 1amnqua uno philadelphia,
uno gu aaentcpn NIT ben eeha &bal Grains mad
uno non Geuperf. Hber bic Gsutral @tisutabn ron
Neu' '.JfrIer, une philadelphia absr bic Rrrb:psnn.
fplpania GiItnbnbn. ....
SIRE. nnb Q Fnb bic Stlihen une pSiltidsu
SranS. ebns gBshIGt sypilchsn Wits6ure uno g,Gur
Dert, luIt dsaantGn StIaf Earrsn, IpsldG sos ;u
oarristur9. eebanen, Rsabtne. epCus, 1Gsnicpn.
9ethIshsm, Gaftcn unb anbsrR 6auptptdsgn anbot.
ten. Dleis grains MAIDEN etnc bIrefie Irrbtupuua
III 6erristur9 nit ben @SrbIitbsu Central GiIcu.
fentabn grprsB Grains nadb unD pon SattImers,
SRalbiu9tcn, Suuburn uHO BilIiamspsri. gu Oars
-tfbura ptrO ebenfaIs cine 8sr6InOuua aemahi NIT
Srntns nnf bir Gunitsrtnnb 1bat Gifsntabn fur
aarItfIs. Gbambsrsburs uuo Soesrstepn.
so. Q uno fnp bic pOii.1rains uno haltsn on
an alien Siaitonsn, uuo Nc Q uno b finb BITE GS
pres Srntns Ipifteu parrisbura uuo RsupOrf, oh:
ne eDsdhet Der 8aTren, uno MAIDEN SaIt an allen
Stattcnen, aus9sncmmsR I'll Surtis uub S0sretopn.
Die gesffIihe &ratns, SO. 9. 4 unb 2. e;rIafCn
ReupNrt tI9lih. (SenntesS ousasncnimSn) um 0
'lhr R0raSnS. IL N1iitaes, uno ! a6suta, unO bte
O'iiltaf Iratns, 80. l. 6.unb Iunssn tSrt an unr
1880 SSrmitfaaS, 0 NnhmtttaoS uno 1918 4,
beub6. (Sbtpdrb SH (gIvner. qTsfr
@Spfmbsr 20. 1862. no
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READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
= GREAT TRUNK LINE

szzz-> ~ GREAT TRUNK LINE
49, from the North and North
West for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ton, &C.. &c
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia,
New York. Reading, Pottsville. and all In
tsimediate Stations, at 8 A. NJ. .nd 200
r. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg At
ais A. VI arriving at New York at 1880
he same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: To New York
05 to Philadelphia % .S6 and $3.50.
Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave New York at 8 A. NJ :,
l9 Noun, and 7 90 P. NJ, pittsburgh Elk
presl Leave Philadelphia at e.l0 A. NJ.
end 30 P. NJ.
Sleeping cars In the New York Express
Trains, through to aud from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by tho Caltawissa Railroad
leave Port Clinton at 8.I5 A. NJ, for Phila
d"lphia, aud all Intermediate StatonsI ant
at 3.26 P. NJ, for Philadelphia, New York
and all Way PoiuAs.
Trains Leave Pottsyills at els A. M.
and Q 30 p. NJ, for Philadelphia and New
York, aud at 8 80 p. NJ. for Auburn ant
connecting for Pine Grove.
IN Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading At $50 A. NJ, and returns from
Philadelphia at 4 30 p. M.
~Al the above trains run daily, Sun
days excepted.
a Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7 81
4. M, and Philadelphia at 3.I6 P. NJ.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, and Ex
sHrsion Tickets at reduced rates to and frou
ell points.
g. A. NICOLS,
General Superintendent.
January %, 1863. I
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Na6rttbt an AFei1Dren.

Die perf6isrsnsR gE iTcrsn In ibrn reIvsft.
pen ScrOusbs, Oarbe uno GaunI9ips In 2e&a
Saantp, Rne bIrmit srGu&t. .FG gu Ssr1ammelr,
am DtsHRas ben 7tsn apriI nd6lene, In bsr
SemmtHtorsTs Nmtsiubr In @lsntaun, I'm TO-.
reR amtssIC Bu untsrfGreibsn. Der In brIdatr
1mtsRubs aufbcwabrt Usrpsn iUl, Iowie um pts
Nbsbments @ppeaI' Notiisn unO Golhe anbsrs
Sa6sn, ale aus aIEabuuS ibrGr pEintsn ssbB
ren, tn emplanS au Rstmm. Guf GsrOrbnuns
Der GcmmIbipners.
G. Yetsr, S6reiber.
@lsntaun, Wl6rj 18. ra3m
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Aarr ArtrH StdbIs
ale S6autsIaGtIe BON ben
tIeinften bic gu ben arSBtsn,
Gufficu SiGbIe, GansFb.
StibIe, seUSbnIi6e StEbIs,
GettrsS, 70 Wte ale ayten
Sinesr StGblr auf Sanb
bdIten tpirb. - @etn oropn /.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-01
Sine tlene S5irmQ.
TrDreQ un6 Smttb,

EaufmannS~S Shnetber tn Naentaun.
"a Die unt'rssi@nstsn EeOtsnsn fA rtgIer
WtIssenteif iRFsn 6reurhtn XnD Rem ssebr.
-ttn DubIIIum Die anstiss gu maG.n. Bag a.
"a BEN Saufmauns &GnsiUsr Usf&6ft NIT etn.
satsr Ia 0eeninaft sstreten 'IInb, unD ba6 He an
1em aIten StaucplaSs pCn GrCrsg unb Wesael
en- farCsGtltGtn Gds Der SamIItOn unp 5. Stra,
e.. In Der Statt Nuentaun, bte(ss @ef66ft fauf.
Iisbin auf ssns 1tbr auess6tbnts g1stfe bstr.ibsn
uresn. Ole bsna6h@tissu bas 9ubIifum bee.
SIst@sn. Bag Rf fOsbsn
Gtnen berrIi&en uub febr 8rOBen StOd
SOn SrGbtabrs unb SGmmera@ater
SOn ben Ses.St66tsn etbaItsu taben-tin Stod
bic lther nC@ sbebsm an @iite, @&Snbet unr
Stutatett nOG feiner In a[lsntaun gepeItn ID.
Ole fnc bober im @tanDs ale QnGprenenet
mit alien unb tsrtn artiFsln Az psrIebsn. far Dtt
IN stnsm ICI6en GtabIibsmsnt nanae1u&t urO,
sno tUar az UrdesR nIfbrrtr ale bits ts ae1&e
ben 10.
-# 6te Ete ~ q tasfSeebpHs .--R atp n s. SS.
f&Ons IIns aH@ ~ alien 0dtsn bel tbHsn 30 er.
AaIten.
Danlbar fir hstsr ssnO6tne satiss l1uteraas
ing. ptFDen se ibrs RunbInaft Ilets, unD ,wa
Aur@ cute O1arsH, biGtae prsiss unb quite De.
NanbIuns Su Usrmtbren IuGen. Gle bistsn babe
IN ssneiSttu 5uGpru&.
Errrel unb Smttb.
ElSr IL. 1852. nubs
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GtwaS fir S6uQebrer.

Gin ntuss flsinss @sbsIbuh ftir bic ssbrsr uhI
S&aIsr In @p6snI6ulen, III IcsbsH bon pfarsT
9rUbR bsrausSseebsn tpOrbsn unb TN Bu6aubr
,um ,patrlpt" 80 tatsn. .--Yrsis Gents sinJsIn
unp 72 Gents bas DutsRD DaGeIbt fam fir
2 Gents buTn bic Yo(t bespasn wsrpen.
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SSr1nt t G II an +
Der Saupt General in Der S6neibes
ret IN ee4a, 9tCrtbamptCn, u. I, NJ,
ptr 9rlo3ng fit Oen 1l)iatsr !!
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ftwtUb
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n n II 3. tn @usnlIun, no tsst lie btiieH unt
l8HnIfH Ndarin Iur jtlf,Dfr 81 kabsn iiab. ali
bic Q4slI il sslstin fat. Run lfTlI Uas a. iaat
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SFsgnbn urp fin ssftrtfn putIitun Die glnssl
ge, ta6 ~ Iuftsa peu ben @ss(idptsn bstms'f,hr
III, no fl ban 9FUeian luBniiin unb iUVbIfsilisr
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pae msnfGlIGe Quse felt apam'F GaH aslsbsn, -
&cmmt un6 bs9udt ibn einmaI es Iine WatT'
haftts Suly @aaren unb gu babsn fir gana ne
mig Gr!p. - Go IN elm Tnbrss UlGd fir A(lcn.
taun bas bsT Branf In bic GaneiCsr Bull
neg esganaen IN, hann atlersiI FSnnsn bic 9su
Die &lsnsr biGiesr faufrn ale ts SOrber, unD pa.
Der iOuts rr aud untraaSt wsrern. Sn fsins'
StndGret III gu febsn ~
Tas 9rGBeGte, bette II. woblfeilite 2(Tor.
tement ferti9er 1Ieioer,
far bds Gpatjabr uno ben @intr, ftr Snat'r
unO WaRnSr, IN Der Borough pcn NGIrntaun. -
nntrr Geinsm ausesosbnten enforcement tSnnsr
aefunten percsn 9nnsups, Ra9lane, SrCdrEde
Setbme sHsaen, Satin gBsasn Gn11msrT 6Clm
DrsbrBdr, GadrBde, 9aIsntta @sIisn, Eu6bo.
fen, Satinft SClen, DUrlfin SClen, 0filridte Sd
den, II. f. II. GtEnfalls Elm Solles gllcrtsmsnI
vCn llnlerbfmbsn unb llntsrtOfen, fsInsn Ssmbe
unb prmeetraesn, Salsta@un, SaIstinrfn, so.
frntrSgtr, Gtcds unb bic |6SnNrn 6ib @IoBse
fir Gentlemen, bic nod jtmaIS an NrnldenSan.
Den lu Geben rparsn. gersiB iparsn nod mic feI.
ne IUIne 6dt1Ge In alIntaun. Gbsnfals Grstsr
psrfsrtist, NaS arEBtt unb wOtlfsIlaf
AGortement BON bCnsHGeiesrn.
9sRstsnb aus &nabsn'8rad., Sads, llstsrlad
tlnb Muntss' 'RSdsn, 9Odsn, 3Cisn unO eBsaCr
ron ellm @rS6cn unb SuaIttGter.
GbnfaGI5 IOfte rnlpfnnssn, Gin Itbr 8rebsr uni
gut aGcrIirtEr 8prrntb ycn
Guh, GaBimereS, SattinetS, Beitens
5eu0c, Il. !. 10.
nslAs auI 8tilellune pinFtlt& errfertt6t unb sa'
ran!iyt wsrbRn, In brr anPabuns uno GuaIit6I
Ssfvittieuns gu Ssbsn.
Eey- Msr aIIc wanfnt ben Sellen 9lertb fi,
icIn @sio ~ babsn. fuIte otiCIutsIs bsi 6ranI
Rnau anruIfn, uno feline 8robe Sdufrn ttbrl
SauIsn yOn rpptIfdlsn 0atern be9udsR. Tar
urter hat GO cue Sarbm -unp fsine urb luprfd'
ne, unb 70 rUster.
EsS-Gr panI6l ben 9suLfn bstannt su MAIDEN
ta6 sr IsIns gSaarsn qua brlm 0Trsen pie teIn
StGd an hen Giip gTsIbsn abisbt. Srine 1let'
runssRdds RnO bs1s, SrfsTtist ais trssnr anpsrt
In Nagntaun-taS lcltsn lIa bic eruh bsiOnbni
merfsn.
0Uarbrt aIGU bic greg, Tnb trCtIfstIt S&nsI'
bsrsi BON Grant Snau5 MIDI Gle bsinest I'D
an SO. 80, CR'SamiItOn 9trabr, In Der Staht
QlenlGun
Sranf RnauB,
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Sefentlt6e @nsetae.

Na6ri&t tpirO btrmIt sssstsn, bur6 ben In.
ttrjsi&nstsn. baB Der ShIGttul In Qqentaun un,
terrier asentf&aft uOn s9ltliam 8ed, aufssbctsn
pororn ~, unb bas S6IateeI66it an 6rn. Cob.
tteb 4srIus, BON tem n6mltGrn plabe, ltsr.
tragsn tpurpr. aGe prrIUnsn bic babsr bic pur6
brIaste a8suti6ait mir IduIOis srrpUrcrn (ino
wsrbsn bic Bidder In ben Sanom Der Ssrrtn
Ularr uHb Stunt far SsttIemsnt Rntsn.
Senrp MillIamS.
@leRtaun, WdrJ i, 1868. na6m
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9ett tlt CURE eeit /!
NelsbeHu Sic0er,

StubIma6er in Der -Stabt Nllentaun,
Ssetent iIG btslsF GsGsseubtit Istneu Srsun.
rem, @Snnsrn unb psm pubIifum absrbaupt bic
Nn,dss gu maGsn, bag CT bas gtublmaGrr. .G,e.
l6dft INNER NOD furttstrsibt anb Spar In Der
Hsi' pamtlton'a atraer, eem aItsn StanbpIase,
unp esm 2cRdmt serabe ssesndbsr---alIu Ct aa
allen 8sittn Elm SpafdnOisss enforcement