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PERSONAL NOElaI:s.

CRAVING FOR LIQUOR Is AS MUCH
Sot disease ~ DYSPEPSIA. There are many cuta.
for the latter but only known cure Tor uu kpu.
mesa, viz; Dr. HENRY ZELLs Powders, OF VIII ch
tegc ale seNera. Horth,es' imltalion-. The Genuine
ZElI'S Powders may be Obtsined at 90 Division t.
al ~ sth ave, and ISL hudson Il, y y, aud l,j
ana 2lI Fulton 81, Brooklyn, at 50 Montsomery ct,
jersey CITY, ana 10 south I'd o., VIII Amsburgh.
Price one Dollar. CHAS. y. Critic ton. t,tu-
eral AgenL - S.Ith ave y. \. 80
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"IIufs works wonders" as ne Ia .y a ! NLsa
g cot nave after AZ % years courisn =.
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TRADE NOTIFIES.

DRICKLAYTRS p. r. USluN-IHE RI
- su,R. -sesn met, ur Of thl' -oci,y viii take
ayp under he btult b.tpttra.., VuI. o. n ave.
and I'D OIL, on NtuLus4ay evening Dcl 10Th Nou-
mDule sarc .n,t d. P..W. BRAZIL, Free. NJ
y. uA4.l, Krc. Sc ll5
Z ONGsHOREMEN 80. WILL HOLD 4
- ,recisI ucetuF on Neducsdar evening. the ysfn
u-. 81 oC.ock, for tie Gle. Uua f.. l0,,s ior tbs
ensuing tetm Tue puuctuai s.ttnIgucs VI All mem.
hur- h Ieturtlcd, Is utfrr, auiN CANNON,
rrsst; THOMAS WET MAN. Epc.e t.. ~
lJANBLE POLISllERN, ATTENTION.
vi All tha Me.bDo iol'L, 'nd Eupht, OF New
NolA, vithou1 exception, rrr rtt4vtl,i To attend a
ma meriinr, to be ueld - Ho-o.u Hotel, 40. AZ
S.,oud Avenue, b.tvesn 2it aud 18th ~, on We'd.
u,slAy eysu!nt, oct 10Th a. ',ocI h. iu.Le.. n
rIett import to he trpa. a. TO co. usfcied ~
/ .rgr' Of ID, so,!ety. PALEitk UhANLuN prsi
THOMAS kJONLi' rec. 2s3
THE OPERATIVE PLA> LGEEs WILL
i .ud tut.r gy4 uiar Wtch,s meeting al tl1ir HALL
: OF. ..i a. GnI s IA ave, Ga I4ts!4y evening A
u attendance o. the ueuiuSis j. vliyeI 20 take a
ana action on tLe 4t-Oll ,Un uu s.A.u. IL viii he
/ ,Lr ,.se.uI hus. mss u ,ht mrtuur JOHN ESSIS
] pres. pgo ten. mos. pllipN, lice S e. iuJ
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ss,ssan NOTIFIES.
, Am 1 adapted TO

Nant ,no 10 I,csit Am ! adapted to
ct,t.t tho pr,fs,sinu. law med cine or dv,nityi
A c,te5,l rt,epo!osics examination will disclos the
fci. end a-sist 10 ia. ths right man IN The riah!
Mace Ch.rt. With -rittsu dec options, si,en daily
by Nr,,p Fowler Il wels a7' Broad-ay. a2a
Tylc,. ~. IL. ~onp-Thc 'h apc~t Sonp
In use for the working glasses. sold by rrocers
,.er,ri,ro AlG
"i slight Coid," ouEhs.-few are aware
Of the iutoaance Of cAockias cough Or "si}hs
cold" iu its Af,t stare that vhirh IN the leJuninc
would yield 10 mild remedy, Il neglected, soon a.
tacAs the lung,. Browns Bronchial Troches' give
are and almost Immediate relief The lroch.s"
have proved their efficacy ly a test Of many years
and hnye received Testimonials from eminent men
who have u,ed them. II
Fun for the FeBians.-Th!s 10 just whit
The pstuoic Tor. de ire AMI ve request them 10
fcsd The Advertisement OF the fhunny fhello"' n
another column. Il9
Cnrtinen. Livery stable keepers md
Others. your attention ;. e,.ed 70 q .a.se s.3ck
&C.: aio horse tlhu .cts ell slIes, heavy hD2dcheap
81 70 Lsst IS oadwaJ. 80
! Wheeler 4 Wilson Loeb stitch sewing
| Machine s.i Baton Hole &-caIne NC. C!i liioid'
! wby, y. Y. s4N
! Ho,yr sewing ,iach,ne Company No go
Brosdwa,, N.l tlla4 love, Jr, pie..oen'. AGENTS
| wanted %.
Mcssrs. Fowler & Wells, Intercollegiate,
give vrtseu cAar.. ot character daiy' az 49, botd-
wa. "H
Dr. Unrrison's Pcristaitio io'eDgcs-A
! positive cure Tor Co-lyeness. Pic '' epsia end
| Hrlemau & CO. y \. Hazard Co. Phlln. :.
liari lson 4 CO., Prprietors, Boston. Na'1 80
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- HERMAN & co.. AUCT RESELL On
Ne Wednesis Oct. f5th, at Pm, n jaime. SIP
lArfe iot Of Vince and hQuots, v..-Byul bon uhs.
kies brondies, gin. port, Sherry aud clAtet winc.
spgle jaeH, emptr harres, &c sale positive 10
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pAWNBROkfR'S >ALE ms UNl :

- HERMAN & CO., AUCI'kS-SELL ON
-. "Wednesday Oct 25th AZ lOs o'clock, ut 90
Il oadNav, the tntiIe ttock and fixtures Of hrsI
class Concert saloon, yiz-Chars, tables fue l.r
snd bar fixtures, gas hItures misrors ana MI oihe'
furniture, tne octave rosewood piano iu soOi
order a.sos srge assortment Of wines and liquors,
yG-Old Bourbon VII key, biandies, gin, port aI.A.
sherry wines, sesagt &c. Sale positive, witnou -.
GCIvo. Is
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A p. A, HENRY CLAY LODGE no.
"A. iO-Tbe members Of the above Jodre are re-
quesied 70 meet at the Loige Rooms, corner Of sth
AZ ana 2sih VI 90 "wednesday Evening, Oct 25th, at
ooeock. for the purpose OF eecting officers Tor the
s InnNs tern; b order WIN. BUCHANAN, W. N.
RATHER MATHEW r. 4. b. SOCIETY
-. 70. Of New Yosk-An mcmters Of the above
socey are teteby notified meet at their hall cor
soth End sih ave, this Tue.diy evenlnr. Oc, 2ih,
. me- leg .ltr, 20 p ocee 10 | vinF Hal lor
~ Ross Of hssst ng the lldes In 'Leir lauiable
N.Y. 5000, y q The lrsu inc Convent. EJw ARD "
~ hLs' Pre-. PATH. GlLNOBE. Weep
OdAs. a. CLARK. sec NB.-E.ca member wall
receive complimentary ticket. iR
FATHER MATHEWS LADIES r. A. g..
SO ETY. no. z, New York. will hold one Of their
mons er t!eetinRs At their ha On TUESDAY evening,
OciobeT 14th, At O'clock Y. NJ. al their halt
Dunn Jr, and others. singing by Mls..i Trerlble,
laftu. Kidd and Carol. OMEN MCttOM y, ptest a..
JANIS Ii.LONG, Rec. Sec. -
GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY-A Public
- n ettint Of the Young Mems Father sa'hcr 7
A. y s,cI"'y No. I. ,iersnv City. viii Le hod At
Ccopcr' Han 70 newark ave, on Tueslsv even ug,
Oct. an. l-hb az O'Clock. Spcafers-PrOi. John
4 Ncla itlr Q; th' Congs," ami George u.
klcy. President NJ the Ncrug Mons So. {. y !.
rIr.cf. -hirs CauuHyan. hessIs. Carroll and Ee
nm. Come one, come nll-ts good time uI7' lc eI-
1 OF, rout UrNta 10 ,sFT1 81" ladies. EllliAkil
Nc AFGHAN. Prrst; ,. ". GlBsEN, Nics; IHuAAr
{. HUGHES Rec. sec. rs
THE GRANO DIVISION :. or r. or
4 Eastern Sew York will hold IL. annual se,,ien "a
Grand Lodeo Room Of the 7 o. g. T.. cor. Ceniir ~
Grand o.. A. ohctr. icr the ensuing GEAR WI !,
elec'ei 1t l. hcp"I there vii b. uu at.endnh'c %
rep,e."ntati',s. SD FuuL G.S. So
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OAK.

GOAL At 3 .1-GLOBE MUTUAL GOAL
- Company -C1t a, actual c1.t to sAaroIl.del,
10 parti'. slhsc .,bius iIumldiapy
mo-, >hAEt>.ss. i.iE NAllE, H.
~ the actual ags
STE PfOsp.C,us of the
o,, hLphE " Al COAL COMPANY,
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Auction NOTICES.

AUCTION SALE.-THOSlAS ALDElDGI
"A si eel ii3 and i4g lo,s q ground on TIE y.sE-.
ise. Oct IS, 1sjh 81 O'clock precisely loca'td u
Ciert, Manner and Franklin ayes and Golden -
being on and near 70 the line Of the Ho' oxen, iiud
son CIV and Wet Uohokrn Railroad, by which this
pfoper,y can he re-chcl within ~ minu'es being ~
hi Is In a duect line IRON the Hoioken FERRIES
he . theso ca leave eveIy T. minutes th re stcs
public biidines &c cd. and alb VI TO @ ece ~
pttts Of this pf,lg q. ms ey., rue PC 'ect
Should 'his asy he my The sole VII take piace Oh
lie q 81 fair dry the e fter iLpj eau be nsq Of
Il o. ALDRID r., ueAr The COu.t House, Hudson
Jity AactoleeIe. 90
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE ON SHERMAN.-The
President of the Sherman Testimonial Fund
in Ohio received the following letter from
Chief Justice Chase
Washington, April %, 1865.
William g. Deshler Treasurer Sherman
Testimonial-My Dear Sir: Inclosed is a
contribution to the Sherman Fund. | take
this moment for making it, because just now
many seem disposed to forget his great de-
servings, and remember, only his recent
convention with Johnston. But that act
however regretted and disapproved, must
not cancel in our memories, or even
obscure, his splendid services. Ills patri-
ism is no more doubtful than his courage.
No mans achievments have contributed
more to the grand triumph of the Union and
freedom over rebellion and slavery. His.
deeds are among the choicest treasures OF
our Ohio-as well as of the whole country.
And we. the children of Ohio, ore bound
especially, and by the most sacred obllga-
tions, to defend and protect the good name
Of every brave and loyal son she has She
has none braver or more loyal than Sher-
man. Yours, most truly.
S. P. CHASE.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
WHALE oprosIrlos.-we see that they

WHALE OPPOSITION. see that they
have in New Bedford Petroleum Oil insti-
tution. When the whale sees this evidence
of opposition to him in the town he has
made, he may exclaim, "Save me from my
friends - To establish petroleum shop in
New Bedford is certainly an evidence of base
ingratitude on the part of the inhabitants.
They probably think that "Oirs well that
ends we'll, and don't care continental for
all the whales afoat. now that petroleum
wells have commenced " blowing. e &
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
NUMBER r..
Bryant's Ode for the Burial of Abraham
Lincoln .


AT the great meeting in New York on Tuesday
afternoon the following Ode written by William C.
Bryant on Tuesday morning, was read by Rev. DR..
Osgood:
oh, slow to smite and swift TO spare,
Gentle, and merciful, and Just
Who, In the fear of God, didst bear
The sword of power, a nations trust.
In sorrow by thy bier we stand,
Amid the awe that bushes all.
And speak the anguish of a land
That shock with horror at thy fall.
Thy task is dons; the bond are free;
We bear thee to an honored grave.
Whose noblest monument shall be
The broken fetters of the slave.
Pure was thy life; its bloody close
Hath placed thee with the sons of light.
Among the noble host Of those
Who perished in the cause Of right.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
A METHOD of coating with a varnish b

A METHOD of coating with varnlsh nara
as stone, has been recently introduces ia nf
Germany the Ingredients are forty Parss Pnesed ID
chalk. forty ofrosin four parts OF llneeeu zee
oil: to be melted together in an IRON po,.
One part IT of native oxide of copper, and Ssoa one
Of sufphurc acid are then to- ls,dT be fddfa far
use use It is applied hot to the ,, Maod .nd wI'h
nsfnre DsSsq observed h w becomes exceedingly hard
on drying.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
Estate of S, M. Wilcox. Deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ administrator of the above named estate, to
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the
first publication of this notice, to the undersigned,
at his residence at the ranch of Maj. Sheldon, on
Battle Creek, in Shasta county.
WILLIAM WILCOX.
Dated Shasta, March 2sth, 1865. apl
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
Macken21e'S
PATENT AUTO PROPELLING
GATHERING HORSES.
A Patent Horse to carry his master,
Needs no spur to make him 60 faster;
Runs along cheerily as soon as you astride him,
Ready to so wherever you guide him.

VNHESE horses run rapidly over any good road,
l. sidewalk or park grounds, with a graceful,
oahterlng motion, propelled mainly by the weight
oi Inc rider, alternating from the saddle to the
peeais' IN the act Of rising TO the motion of the
nolsei ana with about the same amount of exercise
70 tne Ilder as IN riding live horse. They may
Se star fteo stopped short, or controlled in going
Gown mn, by the rider. They run up moderate
.as asesn' tae road is hard and firm They are di-
" .ne bride As the motions are Identical,
II Ms, Is gooa mode Of training for equestriansm.-
tney are unequaled as means for agreeable and
hsaI,nfai outdoor exercise, all the year round, for
adults as well as for girls and boys of two wears od
and upward Girls ride by using the s;js'sadSIa
hornIthose under ten years old usually r;de
astrlde- Inc sise for boys is strong enough to
carry man of 800 pounds weight. On rs 80 ~
walk or level ground, light carriage with
in it can be attached and drawn. Any person bay-
ing but one leg ride perfectly well. nA'-
For prices, inquire at the Office of this n.,.
send stamp for circular and price list. ''' VI
STEPHEN W. SMITH.
fl 49s Broadway, New York.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

CONSISTENT. Yreka Union grnmoae'
because colored people were permitted to ?.oc oc'
cupy seats at the concert on Monday evening.
It has nothing to say in regard to the females
of the Digger persuasion who wete re % rnls n
their M e case EN- might exclude the spous,es Of some
Of its supporters.-Yre Yreka Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
The Late Assassinations--A New Phase of
Feelings.

| We insert from the Chattanooga Daily Re-
bel of April Goth and 9th, the following ex-
tracts. They give somewhat new phase of
the feeling of the rebels in regard to the late
assassinations. The Rebel of the Goth has
the following:
If the news we published yesterday from
Senatohia is true, VIM. II. Seward, the cold.
blooded and heartless political miscreant,
who guided the internal policy which plunged
US into this bloody and desolating war, has
been arrested by an angry God in the midst
of his iniquities, and has paid the penalty of
his crimes at the hands of an unknown as
sassin. His ambitious plans have been
brought to a bloody,we did not say fitting,
conclusion. If it was right for Brutus to
slay the despotic Caesar, who shall say that
the man who slit the throat of this archplot
ter against the lives and liberties of this
people is not worthy of the laurel wreath
And Abe Lincoln, too, the political mounte-
bank and professional joker, whom nature
intended for the ring of circus, but whom
strange freak of popular delusion elevated
to the Presidency-he also has fallen. His
career was as short as it was bloody and
infamous. He has gone to answer before the
| bar of God, for the innocent blood which he
has permitted to be shed, and his efforts to
enslaye free people.
The same paper, date 24th, continues:
The people of the North are now reaping
the natural and inevitable harvest of crime
| growing out of the Generalization incident
to state of war. The last dispatches ex-.
hibit most shocking and horrible state Of
society. The President and has Prime Mn
ister killed By assassins, and the ne1O Presi-
dent and Secretary Of Var murdered By a
mob, achich has obtained and held possession
Of tie Capitol Of the nation. Other cities
were sacked and great popular revolution
impending. While their armies are devast-
ating our land their own down trodden
populace, infuriated by tyranny and driven
to despair by want, bursts the bonds of law,
and a reign of terror and of ruin is estab-
| lished
That nation which prided itself upon its
strength and prosperity, finds three different
Presidents occupying its Executive chair.
within the space of single month, two of
whom were murdered discord and anarchy
riding rampant and ruling the hour. Per-
haps they may get find 1t necessary to recall
the armies they hare sent to these States to
ruin as to restore order and lato among them
selues. God grant IT,
/
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

CoKPLIMENTARY.-Mr. Everett and Judge
Story were at a public dinner. A NUMBER
OF toasts had been given, when Judge o'ory
arose and said Fame follows fortune
where ever it (Everett) goes Mr.. hvetsss
replied g To the legal profession; II na'
never got above the first Story"
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
q | SOW Cathin ~

{" say, Cathie !"
Mr.. Verdon rushed tumultuously into the
room where Cathie was sitting, in the midst
of pile of books, deep in some late publica-
ton, with his matutinal toilet bat half COM
pleted, and a pair of suspenders floating
wildly in the air. like the reins of a runaway
horse.
Well, Alexander ?"
Where are my new shirts? I've torn
the last respectable one of the old set, half
way across the back" N
. They aren't finished, dear ?"
Not finished Mrs. Verdon'
{" No. l wish YOU wouldn't interrupt me.
Alec. What's the use of a woman's irving
to be Intellectual, when you are running in
and out, with perpetual questions about
shaving soap, and stockings and shirts ?
Madame de Stael never had her mind dis
turbed about shirts, / am sure"
" But what's fellow to do, with his shirt
split across the back?'
Ah-what, indeed ?n unused Cathie in a
voice so plainly indicative that her mind was
far away in some metaphysical region, that
Alexander gathered up his suspenders and
retreated in dumb despair
Holes in my stockings big enough to
jump through, and the cologne bottle not re.
plenished. And I've cut my nose, shaving.
and no Cathie here to put on sticking plas.
ter. But then do really think it would be
nice to have my wife appear like Laura
Ogilyie. wonder what Ogilvie does when
he cuts his nose !"
Mr. Verdon finished his toilet aud went
down town, with this subject of marvel yei
undecided in his mind. r EsF
The city bells were changing one, on The
same day when Mr.. Yerdon ran hurriedlJ
up his doorsteps, and entered his own dom.
ieil by the subtle aid of a convenient little
night-key. lad
"Catharine, Wife Cathiel |"
But no wife, aproned household fairy, mel
him on the stairs with gold brown curis
tucked neatly back of her ears, and briehi
eyes sparkling welcome.
She must be down in the kitchen, was hi1
thought, as be ran down, three steps a.
time, and presented himself before the smell
damsel of twelve, who was the only domeedf
that economical Catharine Verdon kept. e
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

TIE Circus was here and Hlaged Ta "a, gooa 1000
bonse Wednesday evening; Inc pest way
no'kT me know of to save two dollars, IS 10 keep
ont Of Lee & Ryland's great sho~''-H"m-
1o1Jf Pe1isteT.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

POINTED CORRESPONDENCE following
letters are said to have passed between two
of cur Generals
To Lieut. Gen. Grant:
! think Lee will surrender if matters are
pressed. Yours, Phil. SHERIDAN.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

If you wish to appear agreeable" said
Tallyrand, "you must consent to be taught
things which you know already.o
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

- Bu11ses saws Of friends, . get
.n,d yosn manage to keep them by not ask
nlil's ta on, for auTthinc but advice; you can't
III ssg..iisg. Of a-Iaan that he loyes to gise
80 asn and costs him less, than advice"
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24

To Maj. Gen. Sheridan
Press matters. Yours,
Z. S. GRANT.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-24
THE
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Den f1iffe euri.

ct. 9ouis, ,. San. 6aute wurot
2bomaS 6. Sletbrr, Der ntus 9oupcrs
nor, einssfeet. SSn feiner QccreTe er-
mabnt er 3ur GiniaPeit unD fd)Idat Dor,
fir Die Soloatsn &aifen ju for9sn. 81
miro bel Sefeeun9 pon Qemtern 8eoisnte
erute por:isbPn, uno fbtd9t Dor, in cem
offentIi6en SbuIunterri6t ou6 Ole mill'
tdrifbe Grscbun9 einSufubrsn uno Die
StdatsuniUeriItdt in eins freie IPaoemic
umB uGetalten, nit Snci Iahen fir Id:
erbau uno WineralCaie. Gr rdtb Su ei'
ner Ien6rrun9 oe5 WlIiB9efesss uno Gu
snei &lahen DinifpfIibti9sr. - Berner
mabnt er sur forofdltieen ReUi fton oel
Contribution, aus pelber oas @crt Sf!d:
oe uno ale oarauf bsSioliben Seftims
mun9Pn perfbrpinoen mufIe. 49, Sr sns
pfteblt cine Re9iffrirun9 ogsr RebeIrn
gum S6uB 6r8 Stimmeaffen5, uno oab
oiefe MIR burb neue DECENTRALIZATION Srl:
tens Ger Ser. Staaten oa8 8dr9srrebt
pieoer tralerben fonnen uno QbtGrjun0
Ter Sriff fir Srrmot, beidolid) @rldn:
9un9 ees SGroerretbts i'm Sal fis fir Die
Union t6mpften fsrner Grmutbl9un9
jur Ginlpanpsrun0. Gr fbld9t Die Iu5:
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f1uf aIet @ilenbabnen tpSIbe ihre GbIrs
ter6 ourb gtidt;abluna pon S6uloen
Uf!rirPt baben. Sbtireli6 br6nat er oa'
rauf, oab ale 8a bnen *. ourb Die Sc,
lesaebun9 aufnef0rbfrt parben, nur Icp'
ale Ssute anIuffellen.
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SFiapsrci uno Gle SIbcl.

Sn Ger coniiituirenoen Convention uon
WarDlano fubtt Elm Sfllpqrei.DtIt9at,
Serrp uon prince @for9e GauntV,
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pon Gecil Gauntp uno las oieiem ou6 oFm
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biz 0en Dan.
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ne init ieincn &nstbtcn uno f6lu9 iie unit
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Sefentli6e 9enDu.

Huf 5uitess ben i3tsn Slnuar 1865, um 10
l1tr Scmiisaae. folltn am 0ault bfs psraurbs-
nrn q ban 8sr. lrb!bin Srn 6sirsItsrs
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ftbittttn DrsiGmalGns unb SiassssUalt, cine
B nrmiitI,, @Rass. Gsss ale Nrt'n @dulsss'
ibirrs. StuIutttu unb S&tmtl 2 Better unS
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sole Sctt sestsras-6rr. SsRitn, 5ru@suh.
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Dm StDinaunssn am 9siFaufstass une Suf'
paTtung non
S'aiS@ sSs1iss sssman, sss; a'm'r'.
TrcrmtEr 20. ni3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-10
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