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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

TIE GEORGIA Lor7ERY.-This lottery was inau-
rurated for benevolent purposes, and has been
conducted in satisfactory manner by the pro-
prietors. 1t has been favorite with the public,
and the rapid sales of tickets is conclusive proof
of it's success. The schemes have been arranged
for the benefit Of all parties wishing to invest, and
those who have sought to repair their fortune by
this means are satisfied that their loss or gain Is
not the result OF any colluson between the parties
and agents. The company have recently prepared
a ereat extra scheme with capital prize of s2O,-
600. to be drawn at Atlanta on the 4th. 1t is too
late to make an investment at present, but similar
schemes will be soon presented to the public, and
we advise all who'wish to try their luck, to invest
81, and they can prove the truth of The old saying
that s.fortune is blino." The Office in this city
is under the superintendent of Mr.. JAn,Es KERR
who can be found at the Elmore Insurance Build
ing, in Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

SCARCITY OF IoE IN SAvANNAH.-Our sister city
OF Savannah is now under cloud of atfiiction.
The dog days are upon her, and the stock OF ice
is exhausted. From early morn till dewy eve
anxious eyes are scanning the horizon to see If
there ia any ice vessel below. The Savannah
papers are peculiarly mournful over this dearth OF
ice, and they write in lugubrious strains about
th.ir hapless lot. The locals dream Of Greenlands
icy mountains, and sigh for the days OF cool
drinks, for iuleps and cobblers are with them
now but things of the past, as they are condemn
ed to take theirs het and in truly deplorable
condition. leo is no longer luxury but neces-
sity. and our Savannah brethren have our heart
felt sympathy in their present destitution. The
Ne,cs and Herald offers some consoa IN to its
readers in the announcement that a schooner was
coming up, which was probably freighted with
the precious cargo. We trust it is not mistaken
and the schooner will be but the vanguard OF
other vessels which have been detained by con-
trary Winds
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

MARTYRss TO CARELEssNEss.- all the teeth
that have been ruined by neglect could be strung
together, they would reach thrice round tho world
There may have boen some excuss for this havoc
in days gone by, when there was no absolute SAFE
guard against dental decay in existence but there
is no apology for it now. FRAGRANT SozoDoNT'
the world-renowned antiseptic dentifrice, as GER
tainly protects thu teeth against decay, as oil
prevents steel from rusting, or water arrests the
progress of fire. tuths3 SeptemberS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

Auction Sales This Day.
MLL1aAN l. Son will sell this day. at 10 o'clock at
No. % vendue Range carpets, furniture. stoves to.
bacco dry goods, Shoes &c.
R&A p CALDWELL will sell this day, at on o'clock,
before their storc No 90 East Bay bacon strips syrup,
-four wine. &C.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day, at sa< O'Clock, on
Browns wharf, shoulders Sides butter, hams and lard
JOHN G. MILNoR Co. will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock,
at their auction sales N 1873 Meeting street. one
case assorted merchandise also at loa O'clock sherry
and port wine
LAUIE- ALEXANDER will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock,
before p.eir store. No. l37 East Bay. flour, hams,
sides, shoulders &c.
Look Out, or You will Lose a Fortune.
The Sale of Tickets Georgia State Lottery, in the
Grand Extra Scheme OF September 4th, Capital Prize
$4,000 Tickets only One Dollar. Closes this doy. at
M Office No. 20 BROAD STREET
September 3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

GRAND BATTEAU REGATTA-Among the plea
sures to be enjoyed during tbl present month,
few are more attractive tb an aquatic sports. The
cool and pleasant breezes which now tell of the
gradual decay of summer, tempt those who can
spare an hour from their duties, to devote it to
enjoyment, and the excitement and eXhilaration
produced by a sal around the harbor, is too pow
erful an incentive for recreation to be long re-
sisted.
The amateur yacht races of the past SUNNI er
were witnessed and participated in by many, who
ddnot consider the time devoted to heathful sports
as misspent. number of gentlemen OF this city
wishing to revive the interest that was once felt in
these sports, have determined to form grand
Battcau Regatta, which all who feel 80 disposed
co I'D attend. Those who design entering their
boats, are advised to put them in order, as the
race will take place in about ten days tlmo. AL
ready considerable interest has been manifested
on the subject and it is expected that the pro-
posed regatta will be Of the events of tho sea-
son. The boats will start from West Point Mills,
and sail around Fort Ripley, returning to the
Mill A prize will be awarded to the successful
boat, and other inducements offered to make the
occasion interesting to participants and spocta-
tors Due notice will be given Of the day appoint
ed for the race, as to allow all who wish to enter
their boats ample time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

REGISTRATION IN THE C1TY.-The following are
the returns from the different Precincts:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

NTHIsKERs and MUS
w TACHES forced to
grow upon the smoothest
face in from three to five
weeks by using DR.. SEvId-
- MES RESTAURATEUR
n CAPHLAIRE, the most
wonderful discovery in mo-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

To Capt WILLIAM MxRszMAN. Commanding Steamship
Moneka 1 September
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

REGISTRATION IN ST. GEORGES Parish, 9TH Pre-
c1Ncr.-The registration in this Precinct for the
week ending August S1st, is as follows:
Whites. ..'.''-'
Colorcd. .''...-.'.''oo
Total. -. -'i''
Colored majority. .--..........---T
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

SEC. Y No person persons shall ride. lead or drive
any horse horses mule mules, within the enclosure
of the Garden, under penslty of five dollars for every
such offence to be recovered in the City Court one-ha
the amount Of the fine to be gwen to the informer
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INSURANCE
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPlA'
N e w Y o n H

OF
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
LITERARY ITEMS
;.,,Nnr = tho Cambridge uniOn, o,n.


,u.,r.sA meeting Of the Cambridge nseo,s UD poems
= -, xas made to exelade Mt SS no
proposo % hooks recommended for purchaser .no
roin '' ,,,ee After some disculo. u was was can On
lanrary orne majority that the pV" sio'lu ioi"'
red by i"Ise "''V =.
She bht - :: .orost in the
.,.ose OF onr reahers who take an interest," III S"s
,.,oyv Of sbaksyerean relics may consider '"o 49,
-. Tnopaas Gibbs. of stratford-uponANoh' "oi'H :"
.na n1tiee He was the last surviving "S sa,, who
EEIarn ~ mulberry-tree nOt0rtety; peIson WIZ
~ ha s,is,yected but nsnffclent eNluenVe, %
ro IorCe number OF suppOslutous IcnOs
nnie no1fios the tree. SbHl ueS III III tiat ali
totu,e solemn declaration on MS ueath-peu Ii" r,a
nho Is.ry n,us relies sold by him were genuine IA
s,nai Of this affidavit was eareiuy ueasucI ay de-
IN compliance with his wish, II Is h"" "o
posited in the local museum
The Paris correspondent of The Bosfo" HaHeoP'
tes II is reported that when the subject OF lehny
sans Elaine was recommended TO Gustav Doiv, "s
,v and rich field for his remarkable powers oi us''"
,,on ne manfred who is this TennysonP HOW min
ho has hitherto been OF the existence Oh ,e
DE-, anreats could take mp prose French translation
and sifbtcst OF the HaSters pOeno
a. ,tv even under the batness OF the prose anu
a. o,cR faithful Illustrations as nc has lust pVOishS
4. trlV wonderful DOre ts revealed 10 us IN noM
Ge has left grOtesque, and portrayed WIN MAJ
fsa1v fbe lights and shadows of the poem hitheIte
his sketehes have been engraved on WOOD ~, m' ~
,,SessaTy the illustrations for Elaine shOu9 pe Ipo
Eteel The artists friends feared failure but S
sa after he had studied the poem as lansateu anu
Investigated the life of TennysOD, Il VIII nttAe W.
Illustrations my monument TO the memory OF he p,
80 10 his work he went cOurageOusly Win sueh s5
hat every artistic soul in England and France is llu
with delight The edition Of the WOfk puDhshe" o" "
nagDificent, but costs only ""
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prp @qoc..s y.


A NEW DRY GOcDS HOUSE. i
CLATp.E 6 SAUNDERSON'
No sos BROADWAY
We tale us means Of informing LADIES and Houskkbhrhs
generally ps we win be governed by "BRohD"Ai rhOho
In, sell to EVERY CUSTOMER and further that every yard
Of goods purchased at store No COS BRoAD"Ai VIII % ~
AyyBRTIsgMRyT that can only be copied BY selling "
GOOD An ARTICLE
W" LOW PRICE.
On, S,oet Of LINEN GOODS for HOUSE PURSlshd and al
other purposes is COMPLETE We import these Goods
On, DRPss GOODS Stock comprises the EBATESF and PRBr
TIRSr STYLES in ALL FABRICS, GRADES AND QUALITIES
IN THE MARKET
RIACK SILKS A SPECIALITY.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT THENi
ALL OTHER SILKS CUT FOR CASH AT PIECE PRICES
LADIES' AND GENTS HASDKERCHIEFs IN GREAT VARIETY.
LADIES SITS, SKIRTS, LACEs AND BhBRoIDBlEs.
HOSIERY, YANKEE SoTTOSs'AND TOILET ARTICLES
BAJoUs AND JoUvINs KID GLOVES Evey Pair Warranted
CLARKE 6 SAUNDERSON,
No 8O5 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
Boar6 ano Rooms.

Boar1 ano Rooms.
A Il No. 19 Bank-st. (near the Sixth, Seventh,
IA Eghhaves and Bleeckerst Rslrosd HOUSE perfect
and Persons wishing pleasant quiet home rspeis
with ascertain daily
6p Parties giving housekeeping young Eared psrtor viii
End this worth their attention.
A LADY desirOus of home, wOuld IN
IA STRUCT pupils the higher Esgh branches Freneh
Music and Drawing three four hours for other
ton best Of references given and reqaere Address Mn NJ W.
ASHLEY Syracuse, n. T.
BOARD WANTED for Gentleman and Wife,
D from May 1861 exceed $40 between Twenieh snd rhr
eths aud Of Broadway Address, with PARTICULAR j. NJ
Tribune 0nce.
VNH0SE who are tired of hotels and disgusted
with boardrzbouses mar End No 81 LeIingonsye of
TWENTY fnhst PLAIN COOKING and ABUNDANT TABLE With
without NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. suite ssy second
and third hoors
TWO YOUNG MEN, or q mddle-aged Man
and WIFE end pleasant Rooms with Board No 70 ciStoh-
place, Fihha,e Family private. ~
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of so acres,

t'Ok SALE-A COUNTRY SEAL OF 90 acres;
Bsnmsre Railroad I'D. Philadelphia The
combines landscape and sssr embracing paris OF three
States aud the shipping Delaware Photographs ~ the
deBee be the booksan OF the H. Nicholas and Fh Ave
E0R SALE--In Jericho Queens CO., Long
Island hne Farm ~ 100 and attic
HOnsf other buildings ans garden p.aty OF fruit and beau
Piuss
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
Y.ta NnbRtations.
(S0Nrv-~ On Saturday March O
.,,NGTON's ENElD. . ~ ,.D ,,rry WORK
S,WiDDIxToN PUBLISHER, No II 7hb|CbHsI, Hb"

SS~~~ ~>~>>s~JsS~SeDS~~eeS'S
row On s.tqrssyt H''eh "'
,,NGTON's .ENElD. - , sr ,rvr WORK
S,HtDDIxTos PUBLISHER, No. II hBHCBRST' hb"''
THE ENEID OF VIRGIL,
"a English Ccottt Ballad heV.''
By JOHN CONINe,T0N, NJ A.
Latin Professor In the University OF O1ioIu ;n,.d IN
edition In ayce clear type bahuso
paper One volume eIoSp Syo be'eieu ooaius u'
calf 81
Tbe very ighe freshest most accurate me'neai
of Virgil that has vet beer added literature ~ LoA0
IA We are enticed by it's magic music we eanhO oouD
fssoy Copiugtou haA chosen the meer London heH
is scarcely possible within present limits 70 60 J"
critical and retesl qualities display this translation
Saturday R,riec. . ,-,.
Professor Connstons translation win certainly do "neh % increase
among the general public right understanding ana
rrest Rpn an poet ~ FrGzers MoQdzint
"nvas reserved for ConngtOn to give !" tnO'0eshy
phss. Of poetry well as the sense Of
lBlnckroods Magazine. ,..
For sale at the principal bookstores aud ns by rehner Oh Iee
Of price. :,
TFNUE BANKRUPT AND TAX LAWS.-THE HE
BgST-The LAWYERS EDITION OF THE ih ~ -
Large t,pe thiek Word sI wor1 Nn % @
eisI copy. pamphlet ITice 80 cents oror Inc Lawyer ~
u"T TuR NIWTSDMFNTs TO THE u. & INTERNAL REVENUE
Az ,eceosjy passed by Congress The only edition printed Prom
he y Thee make important ehbg ANU
viii be by evers Tax Payer Neat pamIese 20 Genus
Either Of fthe above sent By NAL 4 uPoR M IeSfp & U n p
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THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, Newlort
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Grerubaks Fractional Currency, N Bonds and coupons
ecnt reeevod payment for Books by HUNTER Co., Huns
dale, n. H.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25

With 10 Of LAND at wAsstIC Dui.h.ss County Y dis
Newiork aud Harlem Railroad This
is without doubt the retired romantic truly beautiful
places he found the state Surrounded two sides by
containing within onc.gh Of mile from the
Depot 10 the lover Of the brsntii aud those who desire
ssladef and perfectly healthy home and accessible this sl
prove stactve sah opportunity seldom met Nth Fruit
OF all kinds abundance srcee Spring Water appe the louse
which Besry new; I5 With e1leion Cage House Stable
and Laundry attached Gsen in high state d cultivation With AspA
Strawberry beds Price only AblTra call upon
j 1. RkOIA Anenia Dn u N
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
New Publications.
NEW BOOKS, rrv,,sur, nY
J. B. LIPPINCOTT


J. B. LIPPINCOTT & Co.
NEW AMERICA BY VIZ: H. Dixon Second edition Illustrated
HEAVEN AND HILL HsayrS sNP ITS wOSDfE aSe is, p,m
kaos TA,sss t. ntahg lo;S hSp - M So ~ '"'''
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s.sts For Passion Arranged by the Rev C. D. Cooper Smo
ySs Ss sAIqSSs 6EeAHs n 4s I' By Ds Costa
''::fh SShlsTSS nHS 'is s9MSA Hymn. With tunes Of the
'afe T1rosS osspsSu cSuSSEI vi Tc MS fG A
xesen and Essays BY the Rev =: b. u N"'m~S " " '''
'NisSR RcBEsT sF' sEvESB s FSrSps H Esrr' novel
ExS1Ah '' or TIEayT4R LoGi6 Designed specially peel IA for
Esa.s.rs aud Learners BY Prof Lyman H. "''' i-"' '''D
iDxuA novel BY ouids" suihor Of ChSndos Su"'h'
TsUs PRoTESTIXf mTuALIsM. BY the Rev c. IL Hail. D D
IHrTERs on REDEMPTION B1Jo.sPA John Quincy Compiled
uS n asb Dc%N The LoSGoS STREETS BY Nara Lemon
q Siss, BY J. B. LlPrISSG5.r E. q p,Gi.d,,,,i. SGi
DICT0RIAL DOUBLE NO.-Prof. Agassn,
ls Reverend Chaplin SsWyeT, Ogocd Bellows, rockingham
sas CoieT RYDER Clarke Emerson Bartholomew BsOu and Hep
~erh Also Blair and Phlo Parsons Of Michigan Womsn'
Rights SHAKER Religions Aboriginal Legends Of North
Apecs National Army today Can We Think Of Two Things
o.esi POpes EsAy In AP nuber Of PIRENOLO6iCAL
journal ready On 20 cents or 81 year NeNsm'n nave
p FOWLER WELLS, No $50 Broadway. Nts iorf
TE'HE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.
HARPER a BROTHERS
Have in rreS.
Ard will Publish Immediately;
THE NEW BANKRUPT BILL,
WITH NOTES FORMS OF PROCEDURE,
And a Collection Of al the
GhERICAR AND ENGLISH DECISIONS UPON THB IA" oF
BANKRUPTCY.
Adapted 10 The use Of LAWYER and HeIchsat
gANEs,
OF s New the Frers d the Eugh Bankruptcy
Amendment Act
r-u J,es has had unusual oppoutie slAr With the
BAnsruy having been Member Of Parliament Al de time
1 Pae Bankrupt passed having himself carried thoagh
uposnt the b He also for years sue
oss practitioner the English Bankruptcy Courts American Law
Re1isteL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
EXECUTOR's SALE.-A FARM in the village

II femps,esd. L. L. sss minutes walk from railroad depot
sng Of ~ Of arabic land good Of cultivation comfortable
onibidss with along its
boapg good situation for eoun. residence market
den Part Of the purchase remain bead aud mogsg
disposed Oh private before Mh a. IL VII thea he sold
public auction The premises For particulars apply 70 VALENTINE
NLNMES RIerniof Rptrhefs, anl Dnfern' Rsnk N Y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
gounirp Real Estate for Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
FINE FRUIT FARM
MOST ATTRACTIVE LOCATION
|. oX CEYTRAL RAILROAD oR

TWO HOURS FROM SEwYoRK, on CENTRAL RAILROAD or
SJ
proved Land Dssips 200 Fruit Trees Carriage house
Barn Ice hous, entirely Ground, well laid 10 Of Asu
This place very desirable sumner rs'Sishcs and vin make
sloes Investment al he sold At bagaia. DuNHAh
New-York tribune., 1867-03-25
,toria 4. l. the large COM

FOR SALE-At Astoria, l.. J., the large COM
u moous DWBLLNGIOUsE on the Grandt and the
Crescent With twelve LOTS GROUND stocked wh choice l and
ornamental large stable nc the house has IS stationary
vsshts hath and wsier throughout hot air hace price
tl9ooo 10 rsn. non May fsb 800 Apply 10 JOSIAH A.
WlIIlkkr Astona
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nIcnfiJeubanoeI.

81. gnslilds gOrrsipunbsn5 rsdtlt :-gcr
Rur,sm bate elm portusisiii@,r 5dnblr NIT s.
mem 5auIe In Bourbon sinsn &ontratt 3ur Gle.
fnuns BON 2 900 Sdplrjsn abssl&lpTsn, bic In
,psi Tatsn ,a 900 Stid In 9 Monatsn 3wi.
I6snraum sintrsfftn iolltsn. Das erRt Gaul.nb
mar bsrdts snitifft unS Sas spsite an Der 8dis
,ur ginlGifdns terst, als tis Nahrift sintrat
bas 5auS In Saurbcn BABE feline 3atlunssn elm.
ssfsllt. Da Der eifrant feline NblHlassjatlune
nbaItsn tatts, eebensmittsl tbsusrApartn, unb er
asrabs BON anbersr Ssite fsine Sslfsllunstn Sat.
t.. 70 iasts sr sinfa4 bic armsn Wtnf&sn fort,
bic, BON Sunssr uno @leno setretsn, balb be,
pUrtusisfldsn NisbaluiTuns Idltia, ,unb bon Der
ScIbattn rie rpilpe SbIfrs nisbereeT&oH,n wur.
btn. SolGe 9rdn. fommsn bur6aus nibt Itl.
ten Dor su cine 3,it tpc cas eiptlifirte guropa
untsr Der bsrutisenbsn usterjeusuns batinlsbt,
Der RsnlHenbanbsl let ausscrptttt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-05-14
Gin fbrfliebes LlnaIuf.

Sn 8atlstsm sreisnste fb In trr glaat bonn
Sonntas auf Ycntas ifIb. bortissn WlabGsnfau'
ls. Bon bsn Disnilmdbdsn slsnesn ft&s fibr.
,sItis3u Bste. Spatsr polIte aud bte Sisbsnte fi@
CUR 8utsbssebsn, fanb abn 3u ibrsm S&rsdsn. als
Is bas 9Immsr tstrat. bic feds Wdb&n In einem
fGpsrsn 8S&sln, u. elmer bertl6en NIT 8lut iittr.
laufsn. Sn Der Weinuns, 20 fet elm Wlrb Be.
sanssn, elite Fe, anlait edrm, 3u maa,n, bacon
unp i&lOe id NIT elmer anpsrn nats babel f4la.
fsnpen SrausnsperIcn In elm 3lmmsr elm. aus
GurGt stsnfalls erm,roet sn psrben. 4ls ft
snblid Mprssns In Der s5riite In bas 3immtr
sinssn, fanbsn fs 3est Der Mdbden toet, unb
bic bier ansern in einsm fol6sn 3uaanbe, tab
psrmutbli& cine Ober 3peI bsrlsltsn auG nod
(lsrben pnben.
60 mar Sctlsnsas, bas anllatt In BEN S&oniisin,
aus tnporl rlihtisfsit In bas S4lafsmmsr gsIeitet
worbtn, In 1olss psf.n bic armsn WGbden Ct,
RIdtsn. Dabsr bas 8SAsln unb bas 8lut tpsl.
&es bic Gunssn ausparfsn.
Die 0lmen Der pnnor5snsn Wdb&m linb
5annab 6awf, BON O6r.Nl3lrst9, unb Sufan
Wanbart, BON Stahpppos.
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Ieot aefunoen-ermeroet.

Dor stwa spsi Dc&sn sisllsB 5r. Sotn SSH.
liams, elm DalIler, feline Ssiniatt gu Dansls.
ollie. gortbampton County, tpie mir istnsr 3sit
unttr ,,gudbar 'gpuntss" an3dstsn, trslGer,
,pis ansssetsn rarb. $4,000 bts $40. 900 ben grs
ISs bon Dem gsrtauf zines SGisfsrbruass, mel.
den ct In New. gcrf srfaufte, bei G4 trus j.
Da man ldnssre 3sit ni&ts BON iam tGrsn fOnn.
te, purten feline gsfanntsn arsw5Snil&, unb
5nr D. 6. Soncs bon @asntcrun, wsIGr ldns.
ere Belt NIT 5rn. gBillIams In @sl6aftsSsrbnb.
uns aanb. ttlsSrapttrte an ben pcl5e'Gtsf In
N,p' gOrt, um rpcm5sll& stuas iibsr bas Ser.
lGwtnbsn bss 0iIiams ausaufnpsn. am Dtsn.
flag atsnb srbist Or. Sones cine Dspsld. BON
Der Nt,p gorfsr Yoli;si, bae bu qe!dnam bss
5rn. Bi[lIams I'm 5uplcn 8per ssfunbtn nor.
ben ls. Die tSbtIidn @unben am 6cpfe ,st.
gen nur su bsuslid, bab r srmcrbst uno pann
Inc Dafr sspotfsn wurbe. Das @slb mar
fort. Sr. Sonss tatts Fd mad Nsw.gort bs.
ssbsn. bic etiGe tbsntF,nt unb ftertraGtt bic.
1sltt ben InasbSriaen In GantelsptIe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-05-14
S7eue pef'6clesenbrit.

Cine tdslide poR 1T bonn YOR'Cspartmsnt
bstvtllist wOrbsn swiftsn pennsburs. @rss.
bile. Milfotb Sauare uno Suafsrtpmn. Der
gontraft fir bas Srassn biefsr Dot srtstt 5r.
SsGe Bilansr, bon. psnnsburs, fdr bic Summs
ron 1875 Der Gontrat Iautst fir Satr
namli6 pom tfsn Suli, 1867 bts gum lsstsn
Stunt, 1868.
Die ppf pirb sstrasen tutrben bonn Il fen fom.
msnben Suit. an unb serldBt Ysnnsturs WCr'
gems um ubr, unb tstrt NbsnbS um 8 iltr
wiseg batin 3urid, Mit bisisr Yoa fann man
Wcrssns sinen Sritf mad philadelphia f6dsn,
uno CIT ndmliGen Nbsnb bic Nntwort tarauf sr.
taltsn.-SisIs nsue tdslide Ypfrputs II ptetaIt
cine srcb. 9sausmli&tdt fir bic Ginppbner BON
ttnfr Na4tarIhaft.
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Sbrtifiatt ebert.

GnpFstIt Ft ben. ssstrtsn pablleam soi, gr~
ltntaun unb NafSari&aft, bag r feline fratnn
Dotnuns psrdneest fat unb tsbt In Wables GqsY
9tsn ct. sriiGsn 5amIltrn unb DaInut Gts.
wotnt. mo Ct btrtt III ale In feline 9aa sInItta.
stnb arttssl q bilteaen preifen "a snfvtissn:
ndnls& @inbmitlsn, Strpbbd.fs, Gern.S5sl.
lsrs unb 0af2'Ilal8iprn pap pirs, 70 ~ isSu.
Set istn stIrisss Ssit:stsr. Iein laSn. .tne Sun.
ben aufs S'lts ~ bsf,ttsbissn. q. s.. ssrssR
ntGt GSriIfian Rbcrt.
-, "a V'aE,p y.Gy. 9tsn Gh sruli&ea eH Dam.
u'Sn anc. Wldlnut @trabs, g1tutaun.
Mch7. 1867 ra3m
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MppeQdttDnS<NDtis

Sn ut6niinalmmuns nit ben pfrI&tsbsnm Nt.
ten un(tre Staats 9fstsfatar tinf3tlim tr
@aunty Sttutrn unb grtsbunsen. ma9n rir,
bic untsr,slGnstsn Commit iIaire BON es&a gaun.
TO- tisrmit ben EsusrrfIGtissn Btwptnern, ben
8eFb1n unb ben Gssntsn son Grunb. unb Scr.
lonal.g gtssnitum bttannt, bag flr appslIationm
BON ben NlItBments In es&d Gaunty far eas taus
fsnbe Sa9r folssnse Sage fefstfsbt inr, On b..
nen alle Yerlonsn, psIdt fid befintrddtist stau-
Sen, In b,r GummI1alrs.Sffee 80 Gasnirwn &C..
lGtinsn m5ssn, spsnn 10 ibntn ;tptdmollls binft.
Stabt all,ntuipn, Dienfas. 80. gpriI Has
1Gingtcn, 5anpper, gmaus unb Nillretcrn,
WittwS& 1. Wai; Dfieenturs, qoptia, Stat.
instun uub Gata1auaua, Dunnerfas, Q. Wai /;
Ntspr. .Wtlfprb, Sal,burg unr 6tibslbng, 5reis
rag, 8. Mat, Norb,Btdtbal, Ditnfas. 7tm
Dfat; Sbn'Saueon. Wittwoh, 8. Brat; qyan.
Dornrfas, 0. Nai; Ober, unb N!sbT g'a.
eunsis unb Ster Wilfurb. 8retas, 10. Nai /
Sab. .0Seiitau, 8sdtag, "a. Wlat.
.Nn tenflbtn Sae.n unb pfdb,n iprtsn bic
@cmmfltre fss befagttn guunts's prlIeaslts
1GriftliGs gnaetott fdf Die gslIefte ter Staats.
unb Counts. .G!:lgn fiir bas Iauftfee Satr ent.
ssseunetmer. Die 8irsrt mdEen barIn nam /.
taft ssma&t ien, tr@ wtrtsn bic GcmmiNars
fd Mot au.I6ltsbtt auf ben riebrisRen Bitter
btlGrdntsn, fonrern eine fpl&s prfsn wdtkn.
tp,f6s 7s ole btm Sntrsns tss Goantss unS
Di(lrifts, rufar te eollsft'rt, an msiasn forbes
lid tra6hn.
@eubsn Dannsr, eountY!
Ssnas Sasi'l Sss5!sa''e ssa,' '%"iiase. @"aifG5
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0%FDie berrn 8 boab u. snb 1. Grc. IL
panitcnsStraee. butsn fcsbsn einen. ausaepabI.
@crratb pea SrdbIir9s; uRo Son,mes; gBaareu, aus
Sdtsrn, GatRmisrsn, @sffsns5eusrn x. nod ben
mcosrnitsn uno 9sfhmaduclIfsn sOsufern bsffsbsno,
srHaltsn un6 psrfaufsn alIs g8aarsn ;u ben bilia.
fen yrsFn.
OF. @ittia M g 10 II, Usl6sr frdber tsi
oer Sirma Stofes uno Go. in Sentimental Sotsl''
gsbduet sa philadelphia ais erffsr 3ufhnsiesr funa.
trts, bsfnott fid in ibrsm @sIhdfts unb l:itst bas
&uttin9 Departsmsnt" 70 bus fie i'm Stanee Fno,
aus 8unoen, biufhifh bss Sdnittss uHo Stslss
bee Hlsesr sHfrisosn gu issR uno s bifissr 40 be.
eisnsn. als biss in Sev:gcrt opsr pbitaoslpba ae.
hsbsn fonnte. aud tsiiesn ts fcrtrpdbrsno sius
slssunts auspabl fsrtiser dn,d9e fdr gQ6nnsr unf
Snaben, iepts ausfarffuuss'artttsl fir 6ssrsu
gRan lprtthe bs ibnen psr!