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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPHl
Lrinnnr ALnrnh

There was very little disposition to operate in
Stocks this morning and prices were unsettled
and lower. In Government bonds there was
rather more doing. '65 5-2Os sold at lO8t,
change; ll0 was bid for 6s of 1881; and llO4 for
'62 5-20s; City loans were unchanged, the new
issue sold at l0lb.
Railroad Shares continue the most active on
the list. Reading sold largely at from 6l4@5l9
a decline of 3 on the closing price last evening;
Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 563, no change;
l29 was bid for Camden and Amboy.
City Passenger Railroad shares were unset
tied. Hestonville sold at l3l, decline OF g.
so was bid for Second and Third; 80 tor Tenth
and Eleventh; 2O3 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth;
AZ for Chestnut and Walnut; 72t for West Phila-
delphia; 263 for Girard College; 13 for Ridge
Avenue; 40 for Union: and 28 for Germantown.
Bank shares were held at full prices. Me-
chanics' sold at 33. 233 was bid for North
America: 1853 for Philadelphia; l36 for Farm
ers' and Mechanics; 105 for SouthWarki 30 tor
Western; 323 for Manufacturers; 100 for Trades
mems; "A for Consolidation; and 81 tor Union.
In Canal shares there was very ilttle move.
ment. Susquehanna Canal sold az l9g, asIgnt
advance. 9t4 was bid for schuylkill Navigation
preferred; So for Delaware Division; and bog
Quotations of Goid-lOs A. NJ, 14O4; IL A. NJ,
14O8; IL M, 1889; ?. NJ, 1881, decline of II
on the closing price last evening"
OFFICE ASSISTANT TREAsURERe e,.D UNITED m STATES,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATEMENT FOR
THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1907 .. ...
CIR. #i .
aIanoes on hand on February l.....S5, ,2l8, ,633'3l
Receipts during the month, viz.-
General Treasury, IN , ,o- ..
Guiding Customs. ....-.SZ,5lZ 4Oo'5z ..I-.
Post Office Fund.."....... o5,IOi'Zo
Disburser's Fund ......... 1597SI6I 8,bS5HSHl
sS.sO8,98l72
..H,.H DIR. r.1
Payments during the month, wiz ata
General Treasury ........Sl ,6o5 9S0'SS
Post Office.,..."...'''''''''' 5O0IU Uo
pis6nTsers ......,,... S2l OO8SS s277s522SS
Balance at close of business this
s6,l25 4O9'S4
TEMPORARY LOAN DEPARTMENT FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
Balance due TO Depositors on February 1S765, 100
Receiyed from Depositors during the
month";. 76O 100
Renayment to Depositors during the
month lSOOO
Balances due to Depositors at close OF
business this B37, 100
t6e month ...D @ i6sa $40
Q, MokGBBGR Assistant Treasurer.
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Fire.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March IA fire broke out
at Warren, Ohio, last night The loss was
about $l3, 900; insured for about $4,000.
The weather is mild and spring-like.
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A rhsatr,oa, Marriage.

"On Tuesday, the goth of January" writes a
correspondent, "Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean
kept their silver wedding by a grand banquet,
given to few cid and valued friends at the
York House, Bath The company, besides the
host and hostess, consisted of Miss Mary Kean
(daughter), Miss Patty Chapman (niece) Miss
Stanley Of London; Miss Harvey, Of Bath;
Captain William Platt, the Rev. George Jefson,
OF London, and III. j. Prendergast, ESQ. (old
friends and fellow Etoniansl; John Joy, ESQ,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Chute. The bride
wore on the occasion a costly and magnificent
diamond necklace, the gift of the bridegroom.
There we're many presents sent from friends;
for instance, liberal supply of splendid
turtle was sent from Liverpool; a Napoleon
magnum, containing nearly four quarts of
champagne, from Paris; and many other
cake was of huge proportions, and was sur
mounted by two beautiful stdttLette figures tell
ing the story of John Anderson my Joe, John,
and his auld wife, who 'clambthe hill together.
This was present from Glasgow. In accord
apce with ancient usage, there were deposited
among It's rich and tasty ingredients thimble,
a wedding-ring, and piece of money. The
thimble falling 10 any PERSONS share or lot in
the cutting, is supposed to be denotive of the
state of Our maid or bachelorism, the ring a
token of early marriage, and the piece of money
typical of wealth. On the cake being cut
these articles were duly found, and as duly ap-
propriated. Among the presents was found the
following acrostic, which was sent anony-
mously, but which exhibited excellence, and
denoted, also, either most industrious research
or an unusually minute acquaintance with the
writings of Shakespeare:-
TO Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Redn he occasion Of their
"SLUer Weddin0," Bath. January 30 1867.
s ince what have to say must WtlteT's TuLe, Act
be but that 3, Scene g.
I may most truly say. 1t is AuS Vel that Ends
novelty Vel A 2, S. 3.
L ct Love take the meaning. Midsummer NighrS
She possesses Dream A. 2, y, 3,
oice. gait, and action of gem Idmg Of the ShrstU.
Uewoman. All :. !, In.
T. nvy her great, deserving and Henry w p. l., A.
good name, She A. 5, 3,
II ecelVed worse q husbandl
thnn 'he pes' Vi iilen antony and C7eOpa-
w hose virtues and whose gene |o' A. = - e
raj graces speak,
l. ngland ne'er had man of Henry VI p. l., A.
greater worth! ISL
D i'd they not both deserve to Rlehard IT. A. ?,
have a daughter S.
ID DING the honor of their low Antony and CleOpd-
ingness? ira, A. 5, s. 9.
/ speak lOng-'tis but to Merchant OF Venice
pass the time. A,2,S.2
n Ow fair betAll thee and thy Richard III A. /,
loving frendsl Sd
g ather the sequel from what Comedy Of Errors,
goes before, Al S. /.
The health of the bride and bridegroom
| evoked the heartest expressions of warm
| esteem, coupled with many good wishes from
| all present, and the occasion proved red-etter
day in the history of the parties interested.
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For additional Marine Netos see Seventh PfInS
CI,EARED re DIT. TH4hsaf H4hsafrASados, j. r. Rue q Son.
BIeIHg J. B Kirby, Outerbrdge Trinidad, s, wv. Welsh
Brig Ruth Mclean, st. Johns, p. r., O. G. Van Horn.
Str Francis, Symmes. New York. ID. Cooper q Co.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLlGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ........ -. MARCH I.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELE-
. -''Ia I'.. % GRAPH OFFICE. .il. -I.,i'.f +"
a. M.........52 IL A. M...-..67l p. .,6S)
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nnAfEsrIC PnRTs

New YORK, February 2S. Arrived. steamship
Gen. Sedgwick, Whitehurst from Galveston.
Steamship Niagara Brakeman from Richmond,
Steamship Hatteras, Alexander, from Richmond.
Steamship Nereus, Bearse, from Boston. ..L
ship Washington, Berry, 1903 days from San Fran
cisco.
BRrque Eliezer. Hansen. from Shields.
Barque Teresa, Durie. from MaracaibO,
Brig hRidee, West from OLD Harbor, ia.
Brig Mariposa Nash. from Remedies.
Cleared, ships Neptune, Peabody, Liverpoo Slr
John Lawrence. Lentz. Hamburg; Euterpe, Leach,
HaVre steamship III. Livingston, Baker, Savannah
barques Wild Gazele, Lewis, Shanghai; Dunmores
Robertson Cork, via savannah g. w. Horton Butler.
Aspinwall: A NJ, Goodwin, Fickett, New Orleans J.
Heinrich Lerveln, Rotterdam brigs Cupid, Bradshaw
Marseiiles: Manliue Moulton. Vera Cruz Aquldnecks
RiRley, MOBILIZE Q. Al. Reynolds, Dick Ponce Nlnafke
Belle, Toner, Demerara Firm Dexter, Port highv'
CienfueRos; NJ r. Miller, Leighton, CardenaS E%yIess %
State 8hute Jacksonville; schrs Nova Fellx Ds
Iisbon, Mstilda Stevens, Para; Grand Pre- Aneeal
Horton M. IS; IS, Evans, Hammond, ApalachlcolhAho
Key West
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No; 10 s. Third atreet
BEFORE BOARDS. -.
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MEMORANDA

schrs II. g. Ely, for Richmond, Va, and E; ].
Pickup for Georgetown, D. c.. were cleared by Auden-
red, Norton & Co.. before reported
Steamship TripOli, Martyr, for Liverpool, cleared
at New York yesterday.
Brig Peerless for Philadelphia, was loading at Ma
tanzas 18th ult. ..u ........ ..-. ..
Schr Express, Brown for Philadelphia, via Will
mington, Del, cleared at Boston 9th ult
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JOTTt5lJOTTUtTICt
LEwEs, DEL. February 27--6 p M.-Barque II. p.
Lord from Philadelphia for Matanzas, and brig v.
Williams do. for Trinidad. have gone TO Schrs
Argus Eye, Eliza Neal, and j. S. & l., c. Adams,
passed in the Capes to-day.
Schr Rebecca, with grain from schr James Young,
left Philadelphia this afternoon schr O. L. Scul is
loading from the same. The condition of the James
Young is the same as at last report.
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FIRST BOARD

--Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 south
Third street, report the following rates OF ex,
013g1; Silver Is and Is, 1873; Compound Interest
Notes, June, 1864, 171; do, July 1864, l6k; DO,
August, 1884 183; do, october 1884, lot; DO,
December, 1864, 14l; do, May, 1865, IL; do,
October, 1866, l0l. I...n- r..5rt.
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, No,
SO South Third street, report the following rates
of exchange to-day at IL o'clock;-U. 3, Sc, 1881,
coupon, iIO0ll0i; U. s. 6-20s, coupon, 1852,
llOS@Il1; do, 1864, l07b@108t; do, 1866, 1885
@l6SS do. new, 1O6a01O62; l0-4Os coupon, 97S
@984; u. S. 7'30s, 1st series, 1054@l06;
Comnonnds. Dece1ber. 1864. lAlMl4a. II -
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Br. barque Crocus, Anthony, days from CardenaS,
with moasses TO George G.. Carson & Co. Tuesday
morning, of Fenwick's Island. spoke brig w. H.
Parks, from Havana for Philadelphia. with loss Of
foretopgallant mast.
with barley to Massey Huston d Co.
Schr James Allderdice, JackawAy, days from New
York, with barley to Massey, Huston d Co.
Schr Maggie Weaver, Weaver. days from Whining
ton, N c., with lumber, etc, to d. S. Stetson Co.
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MS SrERS

DISASTERS REPORTED IN FEBRUARY.-There'we
SO American mercantile sea-gong craft andlo foreign
bound to from United States ports) reported
during the current month as either totally lost
missing They comprise steamers, 10 ships, barques,
8 brgs and 20 schooners-tOtal 54 OF these rs were
wrecked, 10 abandoned foundered. burned, and7
are missing. &
Their names, destinations, etc., as follows
LThose indicated by alD, were wrecked; j. oundered;
a. abandoned: b, burned; and M, missing
STEAMERS. WHERE FROM. WHERE BOUND.
Cassandra. U..".,,.... New Orleans.... New York.
CITY of Bath b,........ Boston
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The total value of the above domestic craft (exclu
siye of cargoesl is estimated at S47600O in specie.
Partial losses are not Included in the statement.
There are several other vessels ashore at various
points In critical condition, and may have TO be aban
doned. ..f To ...
Reported missing last month.
Went ashore In January.
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HELP FOR THE cRBTANs.

VENICE, March Moon. The sons of Gene
raj Garibaldi have gone to Gambia to help tn
Cretans in their battles with the Turks.
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ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, ,nto.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-06-21
AN Item which Every Ma
SOls Should Read.

We have probably, all of US,
met with instances in which word
heedlcssly spoken against the repu-
tation of a female has been magni-
fed by malicious minds until the
cloud has been dark enough to over
shadow her whole existence. To
those who are accustomed not nee
ossarily from bad motives, but from
thoughtlessness, and especially to
members of the Masonic Fraternity,
to speak lightly of ladies, we recon-
ommend the g. hints - as worthy
of consideration /:
/" Never use lady's name in an
improper place, at an improper
time, or in mixed company. Nev-
or make assertions about her that
you think untrue, or illusions that
you feel she herself would blush to
hear. When you meet with men
who do not scruple to make use of
woman's name in q reckless and
unprincipaled manner, shun them,
for they are the very worst members
Of community-men lost to every
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(CONT1NUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

highways and bridges and moved its
adoption. Mr. Stone moved to amend
by inserting the amount $4,000 IN
the New Oregon bridge approprla-
ton, and that the same be subject
to the usual rules and restrictions
of the Board.
The following resolution was
adopted,
Resolved that the sum Of S1o0 or
so much thereof us may be necessary
be and is hereby appropriated sub
ject to the order of the Clerk Of this
Board for the purpose Of collecting
and publishing statistical iNfurma-
ton, relating to the sale, products,
value quality oflands and such other
information as will tend to promote
emigration to this county, and to
open correspondence with each per
son or persons and publish said in
formation in such language as will
best promote the desired end, and
that he report to this board from
time to time the success Of his ef-
forts and an account of his receipts
and disbursements.
The following report was adopted.
To the board Of Supervisors.
Your committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of Lambert Jack
son in relation to the ease Of Mr.
Fuller, would recommend that until
further orders from this board the
sum of 81 per week be allowed to
Lambert Jackson for the care and
support OF SAID Mrs RULER.
Mr 0'o"S Dn'.eN ~ INC IpP9In 'e"5
-.
h r,'t. " r~oJs mbor, tIo r"nnrJs
a.,,,o,,, ,u laeo;on. o,1 ro,,r+
at the next meeting Of this board.
Motion prevailed.
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sense of honor, every feeling of hU-

StiiSC VI llSiAtl' \'NAN iN\AA''S- - ''N>
m2nity.
Many a good and worthy woman 5
character has been forever ruined
and heart broken by lie manutac-
tured by some william, and repeated
where it should not have been, and
in the presence of those whose lit
tie judgment could not deter them
from circulating the foul and brag-
ging report A SANDER is soon
gated, and the smallest thing
dcrogatory to 4 woman 5 character
will fly on the wings Of the wind,
and magnify as it circulates, until
its monstrous weight brushes the
poor unconscious victim. Respect
the name of woman, for Your moth
cr and sisters are women ; and as
YOU would have their fair name I'M
furnished, all their lives unembit-
tered by the slandcrcr's tongue,
heed the i'll that your own words
may bring upon the mother, the
sister, or the wife Of some fellow
creature.
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TiDINGs FROM THE CRAFT
A Valuable Document for
SsEli CHI an Owner is want q

a valuable Document Tor
Ssii c Ii an Owner is SvaHte q
There is new lying on our table
piece of parchment in the form Of
a character for a Masonic Lodge
which was issued over nlnety-two
years ago. 1t is still quite perfect
and legiblc, and every word con-
tanned therein may be read.
This charter was issued on the
18th of April, 1775, just six days
before the battle Of Lexington, BY
John Montfort, Esq, of Halifax,
n. c., to John Crawford, Joel
Sturdevant, ST., and William Sim
mons, Jr., and several other breth-
rem residing near Cabin Point, Sur
ry county, Colony Of Virginia who
are constituted a regular Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons to be
oponed at Cabin Point and to be
known by the name of 1.-The Cabin
Point Royal Arch Lodge"
In this charter Mr.. Montfort st ates
that " Whereas, His Grace. Henry
som erset, Duke Of Beaufort, and
Grand Master Of the Most Ancient
and Honorable Society of Free and
Accepted Masons, hath been gra-
ciously pleased (by patent dated
January the 18th, Ammo Latomor-
rum 5771, Ammo D. Ill, Of Lon
don. to constitute me Provincial
Grand Master of and for America,
with full power. &c.''
The question will naturally be
asked. g How camo this aocu-
mcnt in Rochester!'' That can
readily be answered. During the
late war, when Virginia was occu-
pied by Federal soldiers, some one
Of them picked up this parchment
and brought it North. After pas,
sing from hand to hand it came in
to possession of Mr.. John McElhen-
ny, contractor. He holds it sub
jest to the order of its proper custo-
dians, if they can be found, and
would be very happy to restore it to
its rightful owners. If the Virgin
ia papers will notice the fact that
the charter is here, it may lead to
its restoration. --Rochester (N. Y. J
Advertiser.
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John tells story Of Thompson
and Rogers, two married bucks Of
New York. who, wandering home
late one night, stopped at what
Thompson supposed was his resi-
dence, but which his companion in
sisted was his own house. Thomp-
son rang the bell Justify, when a
window was opened, and a lady in
quired what was wanted.
" Madame,'' inquired Mr.. T.,
q" isn't this Mr.. T-Thompson's
house?"
No, - replied the lady, "this Is
the residence of Mr.. Rogers.
"W ELL exclaimed Thompson,
" Mrs. T-T-Thompson-beg your
pardon-Mrs. Rogers, won't you
just step down to the door, and
pick out Rogers, for Thompson wants
to 60 home -
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p. o. Drawer $500.

Sold at wholesale, FIVE packages for one
dollar, and at retail by the Druggists Of
New Oregon, Cresoo and Lime epldngs,in
0zk county.
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A Joint Triumph.

Before the late civil war broke
out, we had in this country, two
sets Of Disuniouists or Sccessionists
Ono at the North and the other at
the South. BY their joint action,
the war was brought on. Now, the
MongrelS, the lincal descendants
and legitimate Successors Of the old
Northern Disunionists, claim that
JEFF DAVIS, the head Of the South
ern SeccsSionists, has triumphed.
He and his brother Confederates
undertook to withdraw the South
ern States from the Union, but they
did not quite succeed. The job
they left unfinished, the Mongrels,
true to the original instincts Of
their faction have taken up and
completed. The Southern States,
as the Northern Disunionists and
the Southern Secessionists original
ly wanted them to be, are now out
of the Union. The Northern and
Southern Disunion factions have
triumphcd at last.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are
regained by HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUBHU
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& B@r Wtr entnstmsn aus benz 5sbrsw Naticnal, y
elm nsuss Wo&snblatt, ptI6ss In eOnbcn trfGsini
folssnhe aatiiii6e NUti,sn unb lsssn ffs unlersu
9sfsrn als intsrsfant Dor:
SIM @anssn siebt 60 100000 Slraslittn,
tpcpun bic 5dlfte In europa left. Dapun fom.
men 100000 auf 8ublanb, 100000 auf
Sarsi&, 254 900 auf prsubsn. $4,000 auf
bas dtrise DsutiGlanb ; ca. 80 900 auf S5rant'
reid, 5000 auf bic SGpsi,. Al 900 auf @ns'
Lamb, 800 auf 8slsIsn, $500 auf Gdnsmart
unb 4.500 auf Stalisn. Quf Sprisn uno bas
aHatii&e Sirfenrst& $4,000. auf Moraeeo unb
glcrb.afrita 6i0 300. Sali&ss afsn 100000,
4merifa 250,000.
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- Die Union fpll unb muB erbalten
tperben !"
Repu6(i6ani(t6e Onion
GanntD- erlammlmtlg.

Die frtisn unb loyalsn 9drssr bon as6a
GauntY, Ubne Yartbd.llntrl6isb - QQs SolGs
bic FG tn;li1 bariibtr frsusn fSnnsn, ba6 Der
i&rsdli6s gdrsrfriss, iitr uns sstraGt bur&
unfrt @s9snparttsi, isin Gnte srrstGt tat-Nae
Sol&e bic bon istsr sslcnnfn tpartn, Der 8s8ier'
uns ale nStbtae Wittel sur llnttbriidans sebah-
ter tbaifGen 8,tslon an bic 5anb Su esbsn -
Nle Sclbatsn wtlGe 70 btrsitplats In bas
SGlaGtfelbs ss,ossn Fnp unb 70 tapfsr fiir bic
Union ssfampft babsn-als SolGs bic 10 sinle'
ten tbnnsn, bab mir unitrs Issisrunsen nl6t In
bic Sanbe unf.rsr @esnsr iittrsstea laFtn bdr'
fen, wsnn mir niGt aass TN glorbsn ;erf5rt l,tsn
wcasn-Gqs SolGe ptlts aud nun passssn finp
unisre frisssI6ulo su rspubiirsn - Gls SolGe
ipslds sesen bic @nttlusmaGuns unferr 8t.
sisrunss 8antsn unb @rdnbads ffnb, pslGts
untpibsripre&ll& sinen alesmsinsn 8uin terbst.
fdtrsn mirbe-alls Scl&s rp,l6s ssssn bic Gal.
tcun Qualifications. @runpIGBs lInb-Qle Sol6e
rpslde snisbsn, bab mir sinsn bsi&ibsnbsn Sariif
lstr nDtbg babsn - unb fur3, Qle SolGe bensn
bic rtGte gBsber' gonl llruftion unIrsr Union am
5uSsn liest = linb GIuft unb tInsslabtn elmer
eaunts' s'gnfammluns bsiSupctnsn, rrslGe auf
S@unftags 6clp "a. 9Cm9mFo
INT 10 utr 9Ormittass. ant GaEbaule bon
@tbtpn gpbber. In Surlsrtaun, 2sGa
@aunY. absebaltsn ,psrbsn 1oq, um 8ortuetun.
gen auf bic nd6fs 70 istr wi&tise Uatl su mu'
den, unS dbsrbaupt anbsre pi6tiss @siaaftt 3a
perri4tsn.
Cine alssmsine 9sipuhnuns allr sutsn Union.
Burger III adtunsspOa ssbeten. @uf gerUrp'
nun9 ftr COMMITTEE.
Samuel nIe Sofe, YrtESent.
Nuauli 6. no-3m
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pS-eine 8ranfSsit, busa gtaratlsr bic &er,.
te nod nitt tinrsitsno bsaimm,n fonnt,n, fOr.
bert In 5rlano jatlrsi6e Spfrr. Der 8el&reib.
uns mad iGsint ss Gin 6lsdF,ter nit lstr raf&en1
Bsrlauf su fen, batsi ispcd nit Der gIsmttdm'
li6fslt bab Der 8rants tis fur, Dor tem 9obe
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5lsdsn bsssn anfdnsIi& tisi rottm Gart. balp
IN SGwar, iibsrssbt. Nan nsnnt tsstal6 BIZ
Sranttsit aud ben ,.fawarssn Sob.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-06

S@-gcn Der altsn, atsr spis nsusn @ef6i&'
tsaabsn mir I'm eauf Der lsbtsn Sage psbsr slniss
red trauriss Seipisls srlstt.-Stsbsn pbr aGt
junse Naedsn In Snbana bubtn F6 bas esbsn
ssncmmsn, neil itre aIsbtabsr Fs psrlatn tattsn.
Gbtnlo ma&te 20 elm IeiGtFnnissr iunstr Mann
tn Gcrt @abne, BET fi& bon ben 8si5sn elmer
.fnit girl" bate beiiridsn lnfm. gr war 70
'srblenbst setpsisn, itr feline Sanb 3u rsidm, uno
bic @rfdtruasen, bic Ct In feinsn 5Ittsrpa&sn,
ma3e, ruaren 70 bttur art. bab r f4 mad 10
'pber 12 Saaen bas Qeben natnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-06

Sn bsm Git. .Bbeitbaa, 9saa Gaunty, S&ul.
Difritt wsrbsn 10 estrr oulanst, um bic 4uf.
Tdt iibr bic Bfsntl@sn S6ul,n su fibrsn.-
Die Examination bur6 ben Gauatp Sup,rintsn.
bent finbst fait auf NOntass ben t2t.n Gusuf,
ant 5auie bon Suitab Straub In @sn
nersSils. So rpIrb prlanst bab % Sage In si.
mem iebtn Nonat S&ule sstaltsn wirb. Der
S4ultsrmin III 6 Wonatsn. unb 20 trsrbsn btm
estrsr $40 per Npnat bsjablt. @uf Srorbnuns
ber Sparp.
Daniel Srsy, Ssnstdr.
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