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much has been written and said about
public and free bathing places in the
city. But nothing has been done, be-
cause 1t would cost something and the
city was not bound to furnish its cttt-
zeiis with wash bowls. It does furnish
them with many fhingstnotiauy more
essential to the public welfare; and our
Board of Health could hardly do any
thing more conducive to the general
health of the community than to .estab=
lish bathing place in at least every
ward in the city. We would suggest
as eminantly appropriate places, the
several engine houses ofthe city, They
belong to the city, and since the intro
duction- of steam fire engines they are
very quietand respectable places. Fires
are Sc. o.seld0m underthe good manage
ment of the department., that IL seems
like a waste of capital to allow those
capacious buildings to stand unused, in
a measure day after day, and week
after week. At the insignificant ex-
pense of twoor three, or more bath tubs
for each engine-house, the whole city,
almost, might be Accommodated with
bathing facilities near at home. We
believe something of this kind could be
accomplished without detriment to the
Fire Department, and to theGeneral
welfare of the city. If not in this way,
then in some other way should the city
be supplied with abundant bathing fa-
cilities. ~ ss''sA-f
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SAHrA-ANNA.-An officer in the Uni
ted States navy, whose vessel recently
touched at st Thomas, had an inter-
view with General Santa Anna, and
describes him as a very fine looking old
man, with hair OF dark brown, and
appears to be in perfect health. He
does not wear spectacles and seems
likely to retain his sight formany years
yet. The General does not appear to
have expressed his Views upon poIiti-
cal topics. He speaks only Spanish,
but, though an Interpreter, conveyed
some very pretty compliments to the
American officers present, saying in
true Hidalgo style, that everything he
possessed was theirs, that they could
make themselves Mt home, and trusted
that the mIdshipmen might all become
admirals. He is evidently the same
old Santa Anna, having lost nothing of
his. former self but his leg, which Is
probably the best part of him. The
enterprising and seheming adyenturer
may live to give Macmillan some
trouble; II that discreet and exemplary
person per is SO III advised as to remain in
Mexico after the departure Of the
French. -, e..f-fys
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NHEFETNG. WEST YA.sATURDAY MORNING, APRII428 1866

ment which Nature meant her to sup
pig. U Ill praise be awarded 70 those
who 1adherihg to sold fashioned no
tions, ;" resist the temptations thus held
out, and fulfill their holy, maternal
trust lA9ll honor to her W no, moderate,
IL partaking in worldly pleasures, yet
holds first in estimation the pleasure
BILE duties of her home. o.is.at
The incongrpities and errors of our
nUpper Tendon rise from the attempt
to ingrafe upon a Saxon stock Latin
code of morals and manners. Our Ian
guage, our national institutions, our
general. usages are of Anglo-saxon ori-
gin; and, despite the Norman element
Infused into the parent country, there
existsiboth in England and here asstur-
dyhonesty'o character which i'll lassorts
with the tinseled frfppery suited to the
more'yiyacious races. ilDissCd
The article which tells how our people
are starved uand poisoned relates to
domestic eeoneniy, and AZ closes as f fol-
There are two classes to be found in
this world hose who live to save
men from ignorance and sin as the
chief end; while personal ease and en-
joymentnreas sought only soi.tar as Is
consistenttwith this chief end, and no
further. The other class are living to
get all the good things of this life for
EuGIIlSelNk5t3l 4AOsfo
who live to save men carry their re-
wards with them into that eternal state
where their works do follow them.p
But the other class gain nothing but
that,which perishes in the using. us1
In which class, o friendly reader, are
you numbereaH For which end are you
building your house, earning your
wealth, and strainingHYour children?
Are you laying such plans that allyour
means will be spent in self or family
indulgence, or are you aiming to make
home that shall be a perennial stream
of blessings to all aroundfSoH n .
The article is written to- attract the
thoughtful attention not so much of
those ofhumb1e or moderate means as
of thosefein af1luent circumstances.
There is n tide of wealth andprosperity
setting in to our country unparall eled
in extent and power, and many Chris
tian men and Women Will be drawn into
current of worldIine and self-indul-
gence fromTwhichi they now would
shrink with dismpy. Let those who
are planning for future life AXE thought
in good time. Slia1ty yonr. future homes
become the, ,7abodes of an industry,
thrift md benevolent economy that
shall. provide meansi to bless the. con-
munity all around, by a wise example
und an ontpouring bene etieencepI Or
shall they be the. proud fesid dences Of
tho etndolentil lLhe eSelI7lnuuISenttltn ltneeA7
clusiveand the worldly?.o ~ 30 b.
p This number is unusually rich in
stories and the magazine closes with the
Editors Chair, and the Current Events
brought down to the end of March. The
May Harper is number of uncormon
interest, and many a leisure houriwil
be entertained and instructed thereby.
To- .
sss % ..Ils===-=zT - ii.l,l
BATHING FOR THE PEOPLE.
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WoOr OrProtectton.

On Saturday last the petitions from
the Western States asking for an in
crease of duty on wool were rather
more numerous than the friends offree
trade could desire to see. The telegraph
states that twelve, of them were from
citizens of Huron county, Ohio, six
from Stark and Knox counties, Illinois,
with several others from Wisconsin.
We are unable 10. determine from the
limited Information received, whether
the graspfng New Euglanders have
anything to do with this movement or
mot : or whether the petitioners are of
Yankee origin, who oretain the peculiar
ity OF their forefathers In the way of
turning penny with peculiar facility.
One thing, however, is certain that these
Western men are in favor of protecting
the farmers of their sections, and of the
nation generally, against the cheaply
grown products of other countries. It
is to be supposed from this demonstra-
tion that they are equally well disposed
to shield other interests in the same
way manufacturing interests, for
instance-the more or less inclined to
establish in their rneighborhoods wooden
mills, and 1t may be other sorts ofmills
and machinery. To block the game
which the Copperhead politicians nd
wise them the Yankees are play
ing Ito their pecuniary prostitution,
they have concluded 10 shuttle the
wool-cards themselves. They have got
it into their heads that the farmers will
procure thereby a home market for
their clip, as well as additional consu-
mers of their grain and meats, and that
clothing will be furnished on better
terms TO their communities. This is the
right way to- test the matter-to solve
the problein-a practical method by
which the disputed point between pro-
lection and non-protection can be set
tied most satisfactorily. The friends of
the Government, and of the protective
policy are VII ling to submit to the de-
cisiOn. 1t il heap better plan than the
one proposed by the Peace Democracy,
which Is to cut loose from the manuflc-
turers of New England and throw our
commercial grapnels into British indus-
tries. Better, for two or three reasons,
first, because we have to send gold to
foreign countries to buy manufactured
articles; and second because in our re-
ciprocal dealings with each other at
home we keep alive a spirit of national
pride and emulation, and preserve a
homogeniety ofinterests that tell with
great effect in the prosperity and
strength of our common country. The
wRrof the Copperheads against thepro-
tective system is not waged SO much
for the object of procuring British
goods at cheap prices as it Is TO turn
New England out into the cold and ex-
ciCe sectional animosities. ~
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fall I pIucked a3few flowers for you; of
no'Worthi save for the spot OF their ma
.tiJtIFU -jNE III .qE gTfscsg JOE t7aE II
Upon the whole, except the trip across
he{Andes, this was the ostinteresting
of my travels. Having seen the Big
Trees OF Caleverse, I did not visit the
grove in dariposa. r. Mr.. sDuer. Mr!
Maynard, and Judge Ozler, howeveri
didTso, while Judge Hagar and myself
came on to the city of Afari postl, u town
greatly inferior to Gallatin, Tennessee.
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2. q. HILDRETH9 9& BRO,

"HOIESAIEDE DEALER5IN NAIL ROD
w Par Ir1u Nails Sheet Iron, Wine, Cast
Steal Wind0yg Gln8 Printing Paper, Wrap
frig Paper. Plaster Rarls,i Land Piaster, CO
ment, Maryland Lime, Common lime Flour,
ARents for H0Wefs 6Imprpyed5 Counter and
Tsl-5s = -. Platform Scales, i a I +-,Tf5.,, /
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HUMPHREYS,
Hnnnopafhic Specifics.

III eSp4rienee, an entire snecessi Simple-Prompt=
1i. aifsslsIt h9s kshsB sass to-
that mistakes cannot be made nang =
10 be aiways reliable They have raised the highest
eomplepdRtien froulf an apS FlWSys fer
i1.ffs1eqftiSaHtdA 10 qtaHtdA diHdlhR lJit14 tccenti
10 i, Cures Reyers. Congestion. 1nfAmmattons-. e
cssihg coliss d. TeethIas 6E IniAnts e e
G DfarrheA Of children and Adults. 2
S5EEpg, sl0pS TomftiSs. SEiiis. 8
Gonrhs Colds Br0nchit itis,............. 9
Neuralgia. Toothaehe face4S Shs,..!.I e e
IL Snpprssssi, or painfnl PERIOD 2
~. SF6as sG gsGli 1SSs 8 8
:. s sait hhes% EESsiRss.si ssis ETFRgssons Z
a. is. {. Feyer and Aguet Chill, Fever, Asues 60
ptsse II nS ssap 8 SPs e
Sss5as S8p selIse e5 d6a =
d1i Asthma, oppFessell BFeath g........... 90
a Earl ptsehaIeess mpaircd HeaEing... 60
al General bebffty, Physieai weakness 50
as2 ss,ss nm i g g
Involuntary ri tscharges. 90
STsS Meases y sS
ss1 Painfui Periods, even with Spasms-. 50
sgss5sRs4 e sssss e VII yfasg
:. ptrsSsssiE1si IL, glseSHs 9
lsyiaissmogces eAssl g So So
1olaEEs II moroeo IA al SSe 81
Is boxss lNes.i md 2 %
IT m ~ y Eit.s1k e siSi 40
ElnEie xiAlls wi ~
nIleso RENE die, BY IN ae4se 9l eigle Io1s ~
rent toeny past ot The country, BY Mail @
hroAof chAEgct On ~ ef the lEles- w
"a j II Il
olnss en ~ M, = 5es
fSfson6itf or ~ ietteE, tqg ~ tqyil1s 81
dife4s6 !. y. 4iQtt4kfs z Ngtt.ie - siittf
fllI1l1w " NJ l-AllSs
E0 KEGS WHITE Liza ~ Z USE
1T end Of Stone Bridge. k1kls4
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Fortsses Ne System Against the ,EVft
-. EDects Of UntphoEeSon1e Rdte,:.
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MccARE, KRAFT q CO., wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling. Sole Agent for West Viz
ginii; also, propr4etnrs of KrRft's DinrThea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Iiniment, Dr. StAhlS Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
dnc1Q .Ela- fIla7t
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FRANKLIN Insurance Company



DIRECTORS: :
T. HOGAN, TYP. .Shallcross Geo II. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoea1cler, Eaml.z McCIeI.
Ian, g. w. Ffanzhein, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Laogn4Inl f!a biG- "a efas eti-. .st zstaGLt
TFIH1S COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks n
fair rates on buildings Of all kinds, mefchnn-
disc, misunderstanding establishments, fnrnif
ture, steamboats, and cafgoeS on the western
riyeTR and lakes, and also ON the Lives OF per
sons for 0teEm of yeaTS- This Company 0l-
fefS superior Inducements 10 far1nerA Wnfesrt3-
by they can be insured for three yezltsI ~ re-
dT1ced rates. This being q home institution,
composed of some ninety-four seoek holdeEs.
most oEwhom are among our pe1 pusineSs
men, recommends itself 70 the favorable COM
siieration Of the tnsuring pubncS and sohctts
AppiIcations for insurance VIII prompt
attended to by the SeenetSEy.e q go 5.IIGg
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
- -,.e-sz- Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAATL MCCLELLAN President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
N C.ARTHUR, AgentIor paying penEonG
ONCE, No j McBure House, being the same
HNR -
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.1oN1YZ RNLLA4p1E RR1LNDY
Of It's kind now in use

Many. ITouliaenf PApaei0ns now uee 1t In
their practice, and unhesitatinsly recommend
keep 1t in your house, and be prepared for
any sudden attack Of .N' t
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10 6 q ,ftn1ssEai5ll RhYoR BOYD 4 CO..
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90 HOL ER 49,

Keep II in your house, and be prepared for
any sudden attack OF ''
SO HOT Err
or It's kindred dtssasss- during the coming
Tbe following are q fewof, the certificates
which hHye been voluntarily given to the
Proprietors, by persons who are well known
- ,E51-rs WHRELmo, Apd:25th, 1865.
Messrss lfcGAHE, KRAER& Co., Gentlemen.
Having used Rraft BDlaffhea Compound, for
Camp Diarhea, with whichI have Been deep
Te1ae4fe5 5b4etfhorSi0j jdiESd, and finding It not
only = present yeltef but n Eez5lsa5'ent eaErs
take pleasure In Recommending Il 70 the m
s sSrAPIs notice Of s who may Z; 1s MaRfiN 1ks niie
Chaplin 18th W. Va Infantiy.1
ss-sf53s5 ~ ,-s.I PrrrsBURG, July s, 1856.
Mesrs. McCABE, KRAFT 4 Co, Gentlemen:
Allow me to add my testimony to that OF
Others, in regard TO your celebrated q HDianhea
Cornpound.6 i have been for long time
snItJeet % the disease for which Il Is recofn-
minded. I have tried various reInedies; but
never found one that 80 completely eradteaIee
the disease as your medicine. A abort tim
ago I was Hiffering terribly with DIaFThea !
procured q bottle Of +Rnafts DiaTiiea Conn
pound.H2 Experienced fmfnIdinfe relief from
one dose, and ffer third d0se fslt q. well a.
ever 1TegRTd ttaS an invaluable medicine
and would not be without Il. Your truly,
.t7aa NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 1st, Iso5.
> MessTs. MocABE, KRATr q Co, GenfteDle'Is
have ben using your .;s a5, es
nlIicl Measure that Il y the BEEE MEDICINE
OF the kind have ever used and DO cheerf1l-
WIZ t1aTieii Tespect, am your 1ifend.
= - - - , ; = w II. AEHsECALFEF
-, 1870, lii Of fMetsalfe, Bro. eCos , Z
xef,ARE KRAFT & co. Wholesale ,Ilrrn-
eiSts. WheeiIng, W. Va sole PToprietorS- 10
NTflora all orders should be Addressed.
For saIe bZ REED, KHAET& CO.., Centre
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Nc.zARTHuR, AgentSof paytngpenSonE
ssS 24 ES scaPeS ss s ASafS aSa@ gsaS s sai e. same
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The Great Cnlre for All Diseases or the
stomach, Liver aud BoweIS!
For saIe in aII Parls of lhe Void.

nECentraI Depot, American Express Build
ing, s. Hudson Street, New York. Dianufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Stleets, Hudson,
My d 5s.u GEO 6. HpbRsL $3.50. q 60
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Mffamal.
III u H B "a LIS
i..d+. IL CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERS I

A PURELY VEGETABLE rONICli
GNv1GoRATrNG AND srRENGTHEN1Na
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7heY Contain mol PoisonIons Drng.

PURELY VEGEHABLE-Hubbel'sc celebrated
Golden Bttte1 are composed OF Gentian, Cali
anus Root, Wild Cherry RLlfl, Auise, Orange
Peel, CaliSaya Bark. Coluinbo, Bark OF SaSiF-
mas Root, sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Cur
away Seed, Yellow Dosl<. DRndelion, &G.,-Rn
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or It's kindred dtseases-during the coming
The following are q few Of the certificates
which hHye been voluntarily given to the
ProprietoB, BY persons who are well known
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5t1recefyeli and ior sale 6y oDBERT, Chem
y end q Stone Bridge ns-s
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~ - nal-fp3ss1 Hg@l
.-aHgfE hna zyaYi
5arsE E-srfa. s,=sss. ,,raftgE
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About twilight on Monday evening,
when neverythinga about the house was
perfectly quiet, except when the still
ness was broken by the sighs of the be-
reaved widow, there being but few per-
sons in the room, the body seemed to
move! 1t was but u slight motion, yet
sufficient to arrest the attention OF one
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-03
SauSs2 s2(rsfattunes- -8aoren.
CARPETS {! CARPETS 4!

pcn allen Stpls bic I'm Watfte (Ino, ttfetsnb
lus pant. stinsipanb, te:mstmadtsr eumpsn.
Sarpst poisislidsr Srsp'p. Snerain, bon cen
cr,Gtmirn eopell unb 6artfOro Sompasnen p.r,
trtIsfen' Sipr o.ttnh 1tlh Stltu6, Gtitatn
OtiIud. 6sntsrsS6aoss unp yIenpsn, Wat.
ting, Stuss unb NattS. 0c1H agt'H
p 8uf an. isbs unb are unb f,tet fir rua
islta mad no itr bic tpoblfdIls @dtsr fanf,n
tSnnt. unisr WottU il: & ''."G H.
,,S6neue Serfdufe unb fleine prcfite."
UOasn su& tssslsi&sn bspsieen, bab Nsmanb
biuissr pafauft als mir. sBir rfrtutn uns I'm.
mer unisrs @lter ssisen su iGnnsn. inbsm mir
psriitert fibtn. bab tpir ben poaaanoieRsn Stod
SITTER i'm ,Gauntp batrn. - ...w
B.r Gab Der @smslnbteit Gstr pfrbtnbIlds fit
ibrs bstsriss istr libsrals untsrliBune. unp Bit.
ten UNI cine 6orteausr psrlelbsn. H5irIJ
py- Hufst on Der rddatn 3bGre Der GrRsn
WaiicRal Sanf an, nats Sssendbsr bsm @ln
9due. J1 iiaL tn H - ~
adentaun, Wtat 8. 1866. r' te1a rasp
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9r. y. 81. Naln,,.
g Sestbin Wunbarat in Der
0ereiuisten Staa>
k&& ~ ke,. 81 ~, %
ten Nrn,ee,

poilte ben Ginrpcbnsr ron Hlentaun nnb Der iim9ss
9enp ansei9sn, raB CT Die Yraet'ee pen SRspisln.
in alsntaun, uub 3par ON eet Stsn SIrabe, aSros
ltb pom BET .Samttcu, uno fbrd9 9essnubsr ron
Beni J. lpa9enbudb's 9anbaale nod ,nlmer fcrts
ftet.-Gr baf bic 9brs 9sbabt. ~ tenn nj 1t sns
ben Corps, in ben &retten 3u Sreosridsbur9.
Gbauseuerpine. Stantlins: &resfn9, u. 10. Su 9ts
bSrsp. .uno, Ca &c pstlhispens posptdIsr unter si
ntr Aufhebt battle, 70 batter fh aroee @rfabrung In
Der @uufatS,nsi> unos unp pcn ben Bebanpiun;
gen anpstsr srantbsisn dbsrtoupi,u9ssc3sn. Der
Dottcr tat rsettndBa sratuitt in Dem ,,Se flee.
fon NR hisat 6 oil eat un' pon pbuacsls
psIa. uno bat NeoiJu prattijtrt pdbrsno osn less
ten Is Sabrsn.- Do sr pist- Grfubruns ssbobt in
bsr SsbanfluBs pnr Iu9sn, 70 erbiitetsr fdb bss
fonosrs Die CUNT SOLDER wsldbs on oisftn pebt9tn
Sreanen sttrantt fno-incsm CT pislen bds @shtbf
wtercr berssfslt hat, bic ftir Sobrsn b lino gene
len fine. &r pcllte audb bic dufmerfpmfeif per1es
-oiatu ,srbittsn, bic on 6 brcnif fdss &ra.nt:
beiten leiosn, OILS pie 2RaIcrfudt (tdr nelde er
elm bsiuabs uutsbtarts Mitttl hat, aranfbeiten
bcr Wiertn, Rbeumotiim. Heurol8ia, ebrcniibe
Sulfsn. Diarbcs unc 9ubr, (pslbt tr porsitt in
rpenieer nts Der tattsu 3sif, als ourd Die 9erSbn
tidbsn sQttel eurren gu tSnusn esr reisuoen Ssin.
Soiirs, ooer @srsrSesruns ots bolfss. pilss, @ea.
rasnus coer Gus;ebruna tn 8inoern, franfff acpf'
rpeb, Sapspurm. gaalandheiia. Serofua, cher S;nas
uebet. GpelepRo, orer fafIenee 2ronfheif. prtrib.
lSots, 2stter aranfbtitsn ctuen bic Damen unter'
roorf,n finb-fo rpie aranfbeiten, Der ester, Der
eunse unb oss Ser,sns. ,,e.-5 i. .a,,..ar .lsri.l
Snoem CT aubisr gRsbs,in fur 2 Sabrsn prati,iri
bat. 70 III Der Or. i'm Stanoe unb 20 Iii q ON
psrcnen su pernsiftn, nsthe furdb ibn pcn ffn
meiiisn arasfihrtsn Rranfbtitsu 9sbett norotn fnb
aue dniprids psn Der Staot eter osm eunos
srbalfsn bei 5os cher giadt prempts aufmerffam'
felt. r. ras+St f1eitr1st
gHss;,insn fsfcrst srfsltH on ole yatisntsn. bi,
sr aut ilsft ;ubereltet uno er setrauat feline oil
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9bDtDgrapb MlbumS.

Sept ~ absr Cure 3sit--psnn Elm lciGfs bsrr.
liGss Alfortsment pbUtcsrapb @ltums unb pto.
tpsrapbs, linp fosbsn In bem rcslfsilsn Bud.
liotr gum ..9eda gauntp patriot" ertaIten NOR.
ben, bic man nur Isbr lslttn fnbst-unb fiber
nidt In so Weilsn um xns berum. Dies IN fein
5umbus. uno pislslte linb BON er1er Site Gin
bano unp pisle Yrusente rpCtIfeler unb wtit ff6.
n,r ole it. SprsGst por unp Sbr werbst fInbsn
sae mir reGt tabsn.
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si Ter llntcr,ednete. ,peltsr In einissn Wc6en
pur6 Gin b5flt sinfa6ts Witisl pitper teraelisllt
murDs. nadpsm sr mtrere Sabre on elmer ihlim.
men eunssn glnltsduns uno bieisr brotsnosn
Srantteit Der StwinpluGt seiitten bate. mS6te
isinen 0itlspfnpen bic 9liItsl Der Seilung init.
tbrilen. i' g. .i1H n3l.H 4. t4t f'-'
!. Yin Qls. pttGs 20 piinf6en. pirb CT eins ab.
l6rift bee au setrauhenren Stgptre frs bon Be-
,obtuns fsnpsn. nit Anwsifunstn fiir Die anfsr.
tisuns unp Anrpsnouns befilten. nnp wirp man
fol6se ais sine 4 ihere Set tfuns fir
9cbminbSmdt. 9lifbma. Srpmcbi.
tits, s5nitcu. Serfdltuns &c fiaesn.
Die sinuss Nbi6t pes 4n3d8srs bel ueberisn'
Ouns bee 5ttssptes IN ptn esipsnpsn Sllis Su lei.
fen unp fclte aufiGldiie su sebtn rpslde sr fiir
dniibsrf6dbtar tdlt unp tpift pae iersr e,ipenbs
isin M,ttsi pretirt, pa te yhfts fpast unp fih
alS etne Wctlitat erwriftn wirp. l.,-i
aeute. iuslGe eas 8eSspt wdniden. wOllsn ss'
fd.liea abprslllren an: st-s .ar.4,.f.
,..ae w. ,a Reu. Goparo u. 8ilIcn,
aB aiomsturs. Sings &auntp, @,usWort.
Sch 27 1866 nat
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Spnberbar, aber tpabr.

Sete tunas adtp unb Gentleman In ten Ser.
Stacten fBnusn fstr piel 3u itrsm goribsil t5ren,
nit bsr suriid fstrsntsn pUa portpfreD wsnn fl
Th an untsr,siGnttsn wenetn. Selfe Die fG
pOr stnsm Sumbus firntsn. werbrn ssfd lisfi btrl'
ylctis niht beaGten. Nlle anbfre beliebtn itrfn
pisnlwtlissn Mttbdrssr su apbrfiiren.
Il ui5nrif. Gbomas s. Chapman,
h.& I'D 83i Ssoaeway. 9lsu gcrt.
S.t. q. 1866. natS