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CHARTLR OR NO CHARTER

reunions are In circulation to-day asking
Congress not to renew the charter of the his.
tTict, but TO merge the organizations of Wash.
ins'on and Georgetown and the Couutv. and
provide for their government by Commission.
ers- We believe the people of this city 10 b,
generally In favor OF merging the two cite,
ano the county, ont there are serious objections
u hePian OF enthusiastically rule, amongst
winch are the enormous powers put in thu
nabos OF three individuals, and the CERTAINTY
that the appointments will De political. and %
persons having NO identity with the in terests of
me city and DRtrIct. The 20 wers of the Com.
missiorers musi necessarily be both legislative
arc executive, as Congress could not be expect.
co 70 charge Itself with detail Legislation for the
wants OF the community. If Congress were
70 assume that task il could hardly be ada
eaaieiy performed, judging by the history of
me past and the fact that such legislation a
tney nave undertaken for US haugs over from
session to session for want of time TO deal ui,h
~, or Is hurried through so crudely, as in the
case OF the colored school bills as TO be of
co1otiui Interpretation, in volvIng us in litiea.
uon and endless complications in our munict.
PAL ansrs- Congress is 50 fully occupied
win graf natioHai questions that II has no,
time 70 devote TO District affairs, and what
legislation 1t gives to us must NECESSARILY
De Of the most hurried description. The "a
suit as above stated, would Inevitably be
that we're this District governed BY Commits
sionsrs most Of the legislation for the Distrie,
would fall into their hands, and the pover.
thus gwen three individuals over the rights
scd property Interests OF one hundred ana
nifty thousand people, without any voice On
the part Of the latter, would be the most ex.
tracrdinary, Unlimited and arbitrary ever de-
viewed upon the same numSsr of officials
WITH such powers, men must be something
more than human aot to abuse them, either 10
their Pecuniary advantage, or in a way that
wceld be oppressive and tyrannicn to the
people usder hem.
To our mind a much more Satisfactory mode
OF rule Tor the cor solidated Distric, would bs
OF Territorial form OF government, with an
e!esIiEe legislature and a Governor II f.
desired to divide the powers, the Governor
might be an appointee of the President or the
Senate; and with legislature elected by the
people OF the District, the latter vouId stiIl
have some voice in their affairs.
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Baltimore Market.


Dressed Hogs.-We quote at sass so per 100
los.
Flour-The market continues dun. and
prices depressed, generally favoring BUYERS,
though in the absence OF sales mainly without
quotabie change.
Toe following are the inspections of Flour
and Meal In the city OF Baltimore for the week
ending Thursday, November 2S: Howard
street 4,eo1 bbls and 90 half bbls: City Mills
SSH bbls and 30 halt bbIs; Ohio 2,651. Family
9iS bbis-totai Wheat Flour Il, So2 bhis and 70
half bbls. Together with PIG bbls Rye Flour,
and i24 bbIs Corn Meal.
Grain-Wheat--Of.rings yesterday 1,6nO0
bushels white and o 10 bushels red, nearly all
medium and low grades; inc I'D ed in the sales
were 1,t'25 bushels medium Maryland whl,e at
81 5Css2.55; $500 bushels M dunn red at 80 a0s
81 81; 200 bushels fair do. a. 81 30aS2 IS; aud
1,5uO bushels common al 2.lOas2 %. Several
samples OF prime Cumberland Valley red
W Re offered; held at 81 S., With - so bid:
Pennsylvaria wLeaIs are neglected Corn
23,300 bushels white and 5000 bushels yellow
received, The mar get dull, and prices retu ced
case per busneI.
Provisiors Yesterday, sales of 10000 lbs
loose, fully cured, Western Bulk Shoulders at
cents; Gao pieces loose Sides at IOI cents
The market for Bacon is very quiet some fe W
retail saiesat last uotations. to wit: Shoulders
al l"ai2R cents cents, rib Sides 15al5a cents,
clear RIB ID y ale cents; new city cured Hams
1.E ais cents. Western Mess Pork S2l5O per
bbl., but nominal. Lard in tierces jobbine at
13 cents do. in kegs at IL cents per To-
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OrRsELyEs-coNGRArULAroRY

The present proprieiors Of the STAR have
htsn in possession four weeks. In that time
EIsyzs HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE new
subscribers to the STAR have been added to
cur oocksl The subscription list o. the SrAe,
always largely ahead Of any of its cotempora-
rice. 10 now 90 far beyond competition that ve
csa view with philosopnic competency any
stempt 20 surpass It, We had an idea tina,
every body took the STAR previously, out this
were few left. not hitherto reached by the
S1As's rays. We view this result with great.
e. satisfaction as showing that the people
CT the city and District are heartily dis po.ed
20 snstain rs in the purpose announced bv Ms
IA assuming control Of the STAR, OF making
IL 8 rewsand business paper devoted eesen.
tisry 10 District interests. We do no, refer To
the matter now for idle Boosting. lint .imn,x
with the practical bushes. idea OF calling the
attention OF advertisers to the great adxan.
taees CT al bouncing their wares In the col.
unns Of paper OF such universal circulation
ss the STAB. We advise our business men 10
advertise in all the city papers; they cannot 70
aniss or fail to get many times the value OF the
money spent, but they will make very serious
mistake II they fail TO advertise in the STAR.
paper read by everybody.
In view, however. Of the healthy condition
Of our Advertising columns, this advice NAV
seem somewnatsupernuous. Our Advertising
patronage has in creased in proportion with our
subscriptions, as will have been noticed nv
all who scan that department OF this paper,
averaging, during the past four weeks stated.
over SIXTY new advertisements Per day, and
Yesterday reaching the hitherto unprecedented
number OF sEyENTY-sIsHT new advertise
nents! To-day, the mum Der of new ad yertise.
merits In the STAR has gone up to sISrrr-osE
TIE highest number ever published In the
STAR during lie existence. With sinesrs
tnanss for this substantial announcement
rom the business people Of Washington.
we shall 90 on with renewed zeal In orr
efforts TO make paper worthy Of their sup.
port
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FINANCIAL.

During the week ending to-day there has
been received At the Treasury Department
frcm the Printing Division, si55,OO0 in Frac.
tionAl Currency During the came period the
amount forwarded was as follows To the
Assist Treasurer ut Ne " OrleSns, SIe0. 00E .. q.
s. Depository, Baltimore. S3O.U00; Ass slant
Treasurer At New York, 100000; Matt InaI
Bar ks and others, S2O0.775-55
The amount of securities held by the Tre,s-
orer or the United States In trust for Nat On 81
Banks, reported to-day, was as followse :-FOr
circulating notes. S3i0,s52, 75O for de DO sits or
public moneys, SIS, COL $50; total S37s.9S l7u0 Il
The amount Of National Bank currency is-
sued during the week was O.32O, making the
total amount issued mp to date, S3U4, 1l5,e9t
From this is TO be- deducted the currency
returned, Including worn ont notes, amount.
ing 10 S5.274 SIS, leaving in actual circulation
at this GATE, S29a.s4i.456
The amount Of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed at the Treasury Department
during the week was S9i coo.
The receipts from Internal revenue to .day
were SOS, 12Sl7, making q total amount for the
week ending to-day s3,ti3,7l55i, and the total
sinc the beginning Of the present fiscal year
S-J,12O,1 go 9S.
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1EN ONION ms STRENGTH Is

uS axiom well e1emplined in the ABILITY Of the
Hans to hsIp ons irh>rs one cannot possibly help
ss s'Ga fsRs 3 r. sS1
Se. Il an ten no .ps he .ns w9e No.
present in this District. from that up e tweSss
.DJ per cent on the actual value Of the property
shs IL II 4Sm e get tt an.
frSm IL ts 70 per cent on its frst cash cost.
,hsoxps ava! K ,n e !, fou are astI,ly
en- q ten years are not one cent better of.
xo make {Ga own salcri.ti9 i, what per eentaee
cupy and then see IL it will not be udicious to add
pcrunty H0%F in at ten az 9p
mnsn sooner s as you can pay for it.
paid for ase :sy ,sss
d T ,hs ~ and interest payable in
hnn o. any g time before paving In full for your
PEELED to give il up we deduct 10 Sei g. nt pe SU ana
*. S.s Sss saS M
at the same price you paid for il.
We sell no mans house over his head or at a sac
One share at 81 per month gives the owner the
same grylle ges IN obtaining property as the hold
Those who desire to subscribe and the public
generally are invited 10 attend our second regular
monthly meeting the 81 Tue sday 10th or De-
ctmber and regularly on the Sd Tuesday of each
month thereafter at Gates Hall north west corner
ofllth and N streets. East Washington, three
squares east Of Navy lard station passenger rail
way.
As We believe we have simplifed and taken ad-
vaDtages OF the best features of the Mutual Co.
OPERATIVE and Old STYLE plans we solicit q CON-
parison between Constitution an ths of 9th
er organizations Very respectfully,
NEHEMIAH R0BE1. President,
Cni0ntOwn, d. 4.
J. n. DALTON, Secretary,
Pa. ave (south side, bet. sth and 9th sts. east
MAHIoN ASHFOKD, Esq, tof Jones & Ash-
ford Attorney. II
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DRY GOODS, DO.

lNUR ssLE-
Il CALlCOKS atIS 10. and l2k cents.
DkLAlNtS At - snd y cent
Bib ACHED cOTr IN ats, an tlS cts.
CNBLEACHED CVTTO>S ats Ieaai i2tc.
per yard. at "a rCGAE & WYLtE'S,
no 30 Dc No. 32g 7th st. bet. X and L.
UCsT RECEIVED-- = .. . =
ONE CASE; 40 yards. Andreseosgin 4t
Bleach-d MUSLIN. A superior Cotto n. worth 5
cents per yard me e than the o-iinsry Androscog.
gan goods. A. the low pricsof o cents per yard
ca BOGAN72 WYLIE,
nos 81 No. S39 Ith street.
SIA-QUARTER WRENCH FIGURED CASH
~ MEkES, very pr -tty snd cheap
french Plaid P0PL1NS very bright coiOrs
Irish Paid PoPLINs, very rich coiers, at SIS
French RIPS, BIARITzs, PoPLINs and ME-
RINoEs, in all shates, at very reduced
We, have a full stock Of all kinds Of DRESS
Lyons Silk vELyErS
CLOAklkG CLOTHS, IL great variety
SHAWLS of ell kinds
A full stock Of Black and Colorea SILKS.
We invite all persons in want OF Dry Goods to
look through our stock. ALI goods sold ct tie
lewest cash value.
VIM r. RILEY 4 BROTHER, W
No 80 Central Store.
No s?-ttlf Opposite Centre Market.
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49S SEVENTH STREET 40
ONE DOOR AaoyF
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Late Mr. BaIlantyne's Book Store.
4!!)S

Having opened the above place with fine and
well assorted stock 90
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
l will sell nothing but the very best g,alcs Of
Goods AT the lowest possible price and will strict
adhere to the one price system. 1 will SELL viz :
good White Shirt. from IS cents to So
line Whit Dress Shirt, warranted to fit from
S2@to $50.
Merino Uncergarments. from Is cent TO SEQ
De Gray's aud other Linen Finish Collars IL
cents per box. "
Particular stteution called to my large stock Of
various Gloves, Ties, Sc arts Hosiery, &c.
strict attention given 70 shirts made to order,
A BAUER
no u I'm AS Seventh street
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NEW YORK FIRsr BOARD SALES
GBy Bankers and Brokers' telegraph
Lewis johnson & 20. quote stocks and bonds
q home and foreign markets IA folIowa


In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-First Board--U. s. SIS,
lsel, coupon, 1I3; 6.90's, 1862, ex.coupou, los;
1864, ex coupon, Io5 ;le6S,sx-coupon, los; 1885,
coupon, liz =; 7.3O's, second, 1861; 1905, third
los Canton, 4iX; Cumberland, 81, q nj ,ksil.
yer, i3h; Mariposa, 4; do preferred, i3, New
York Central, 1l3t; Pacific Mail, 129S; AT.
!antic Mail, l2t&; Erie, 7lx, do. preferred, - X
Hudson, 124; Reading, a5a; Michigan Central
l1n; Michigan Seuthsrn,sO.; Illinois Central,
l3i; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s3H; North
western, Sc 3; DO. preferred, 67H; Rock Island.
o. Il; Fort Wavne, 96: Ohio and MISS Ger
tlficates, S4; w. U. Telegraph, 33S Boston
water Power. l7s; Clerc Toledo, IOI Gold,
l3eA.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-To night Miss Naszis
Mitchell takes leave Of us, appearing no he,
speciality, "Fanehon-" On Monday Hackst
~ s.Falstaffr
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400 NJ A r kRtT Err, AQS
SEVENTH Strict.
FINE ENGRAyINGS, CHROMO-LITHO.
GRAPHS, PAINTINGS, &c.

The attention Of those Decorating their Homes
or seeking for Handsome Present for the ap
preaching Holidays 10 respect uliy called to the
assortment Of Handsomely Framed Ensravings,
Chremo z and Paintings, nov open fer inspection.
Picture Frames. Square Frames made TO order
PICTURE Cord and Tssses' PictIre Rig: Nails, &c
No. ass SEvENTH sfRkEf.
no 25-lm& Between d aud 3 streets.
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n R g % D S.
DRESS GOODS, VERY CHEAP.
FRENCH MpRINoES IS cents.
shades, Cniy 81 per yard
GOOD BLACK ALPACA, 40 cents.
PLAlD POPL1NS extremely low
WOOL PLAIDS. 40 cents.
CAsslMERES for Men and Boys.
CLQAkINGS for Ladies.
and g.. -
PRINTS,7,S 3, 10 and l2's cents.
COTTONS, apd 10 cents; good for 12s cents;
best 4-s Androscosgin -bieached at 20 cents; VAN.
sutta, % cents.
DELAINES. j. and % cents.
An immense stock OF Goods just arriving at the
lowest prices. began WYLIE,
no 80 st 329 eth at between K and L.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 1se7-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Cor.
eminent sec urities:
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N~hiiam Donavan, the confessed muir
oerer OF the squioos family, Will be executed
december 3, within the York pa Jail.
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LOST AND FOUND.

gEDsr-On sunday uisat between 18th AMI 18th
U streets, aud and streots q l. = UOLbAR.
The finder Wit be rewsr3e-f by leaving " a. -
stree, betwt en- lsth and l.h streets. no y
GslA REwARD-Lost,t il pI0r'iug- n Ce atrs
G%O Market. &c, hET- BOOK conts ESng
a'out . 2 10 O. eentacks.t The shove reward Viii
&c raid If returned g. tais ofioe. IT
osT-s5-,ey Lady sho sent % the Aver Ne
~ ta buy DRY G0UIS, instead Of purchs stug
from began &WYLlE, No. 523 I'll street,
between X and L. 10 % 81 +
VlAKESES nv rgE METROPOLITAN
POLICE.
On The night of Nov -nirf -. one rad. fat SrEER,
with horns, star on forehead beth eyes blind viii
will h. sold t. the highest ash hi idnr IT " l..
Wall Co e Bazaar on TUESDAY, Deoembe I /,
io1f, Mt 10 clock a m, up ess ogp@rship tsereof
he proven at this &c, No. 2 Loui lana s,euue,
GEORGE r HERRICK.
no 10 81 Property clerk.
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~ b. JEwELLp gt tast-..
Il. Pure aud Unadultsrated
ORIENTAL SOAP,
fRENIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP;
.-"--1-Il. PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
For family use, for sale cheap tor cash 70 the
@. B, JEWELL, Msnufsctursr,
500 and 80S q street.
se 2l-em bet. eth and Sfh.
(,EO. ". BROWN. A. ID. DAVIS
BROWN DAVIS,
fAsents New York aud WsshingtSu eteamshi d a
Foricasding and CtmMissioa Msreaaats, "
SO South ri New York; Post once Box o56
All orders for the purchese snd sale o. Msrchan.
die promptly 6Iled Consignmeuts solicited 4 Re-
Ter 10 Messrs Lewis johnson q Co.. Washington:
Messrs hove I wsdderburn, Alsxaadris, Va, :
no ls-im eErt eGess -
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IF YOU WOULD HAVE GOOD COFFEE TRY
an "Old Dominion" or Q French Biggin or a
plain block tin C0FFEE-POT Some th ok Cefee
is better when poured from First Proof Britain
MIA Coffee Pot or drawn from an Urn All tasts.
can be suited Is to COFFEE POTS, TEA POTS.
or URNs, at GEORGE FRANCIS,
House Furnishing Store,
no 0-S' $40 Seventh street
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PERSONAL.


DFRSUNAL.-E the Ladies' would save 81 on
Il every SO they pay ont for DKESSt GOODS, LIT
them bur Of BEGAN & MYLIE, No. Sg9 Ith
street, between and L. no.pSt
CONSULT DIR. LEON 46- 10th street. above
~ Pennsyivania avenue -Ae ute or ChroHic, e. in 4,
Organic aud Nersous Diseases speedily cured. F.
"a re lrreraiafities thoroughly aud quickly re-
iieyed. Terms moderate no p-sts
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E0R SALE-2S 900 extra, choice. perpetual
Il blooming ROSES, PLANTS. &c, selected By
myself from the Lest kinds at the Ex position OF
Paris, from where / have just returned IL is un-
doubtedly the best collection and best plants ever
imported in America.
A. JARDIN, Florist,
x,o- 18th street and n.
bloom better next Summer IL planted now than in
the Spring. no 20 pms
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sTFAIR AND FESTIVAL
BY THE

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
seventh street, between d and X from De- I'd to
Dec. eth. inclusive.
Admission, 1 ) cents; Season Ticket, (admitting
Gentleman and Lady , so cents no 90 81
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rAss'' si ss ,i'sr SwrrIno.
No, q 50 street. between Sth and 18th veS6, CO.
tsieine = rooms snd cellar. With ~ no4c, ~
&c. III be Gold hoe and on rsasonAbls terms. A.
ply on the premises ffoa N n n sas srso %
tss-u lInt. caroa.l We. BEowH.
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KR Gft icEs s3sEfE ..s, os s. LIE
in the porthSestern part Of the city, where preS-
e; :: ss.,:. % tos ::ss:
fronts ast dspths, dirscsly q he Esde, Sc pis1
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mn 1su uss ~
0DO HARM ESS 9dyO
THE MOST ExTENsIyE AND CHEAPEST
STOCK IN THE CITY,
LADIES, DRESS 4 sOLK LEATHER TRUNKS
WOOD BOX AND PACKING TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING sATCHELs AND BAGS.
COACH AND BUGGY HARNESs.
BTfIAE6 AND SAkkiAaE s0bEs,
AT Low PRICES FOR CASH
PATENT TRUNK STAY
McMurrays Patent Stay sold only In our Trunks
Without extra charge. These stays WIND THE
r Ss as ssS! sSSSSP
siDk to be TORI % By hsgE.ge men. eau and see
them 40 u incurs no obligation 90 buy.
fEA6flczt 4 2kunsAAd1UsEsSS.'
SEVENTH SfkEEr.
neS-N One door above Odd Yellow Hall
Ss.ssS9E3ss Arp suiIpss,
't cosf ss11nsS5i 81 81 issS :.:.s
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70 tple alt Ntttn BON
Orek=Trtmmin1s


erbaIten merben fSnnen-unb ;par an ben a[lsrs
nsbris1sn YrstIsn. .
ole BAT bic Disnfe Der Mrs. Sblsr, BON
pbilabsptia ansrfdnnt In jsner City wsSen ttrer
Ianafn gfrbinbuns NIT eintm Der mtIf mobis'
fen gtatliItmsnts an Der @tesnut Strabs, ala
cine 8crsGnssrin Der ,,5aiGtons" ssTAsrt, unb
II batr pb1is iibsrSsust bab lie rOlfummsns 3u'
frirbsntslt ssben tann-uno pss In alsn 5iniiA'
tsn.-Dts ssnannte Dams natm antbeil in Der
auspabl unb In ben gintaufsn Der @atsr, tpslGf
auspabl man ftnSsn pirp
Da8 rri9fe unb Deriaiebenartisfe
o.. N6ortement,
BON @ht,r, f4idl4 fiir ale 9sihmad., In F&
i6lset, bas is ptm Yutlitum rlslsr @itY gum
MniGau pber gum 8srfauf ansetotrn wurbe.
'Sitlabst bic Damn elm ibre 70 terli1en unb
atlhmadpulsn @ittr unb StYtts 3u tramlniren,
mo Ft F& tann balb ltlta iber,sussn iperbsn,
no Der rs6ts Srt gum saufsn if-unp Der III No
is. Sl. 5amiltOn Strabe.
aS- Die ipatsasn ,.5al&ions" lobatb iIs aus.
a,fsrtist Fnb, wsrbtn ltsts BON bem SauIe srbal.
ten, nit psl1rr Wrs. Sblsr In 8srbinpuns &c.
aanbsn bat. enc. ...
8e(onbre 0ufnafIamfsit wirb bsm BlsiGen
unb bsm Srimmsn Der gunnsts srl4ntt.
Den @rs6sn unb Slsinsn ben altsn unb Sanssn,
81 jsbt sins frsubiss 9ctlaaft rFlunssn:
Die Stastsit tie stnlsns 70 fGalid unb rar,
81 icBt ia fdr alle frst-lInb tistst lfG bar.
Wrs. s. 9S. &rdmer.
Gpril 2. 1867 nabp
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Gxtrlsiur Reaper s. 4f1ower

Disfe ccttrsftlte W1aIbtnc beSarf fsirr ndbersr
! Btlhrlibune. Sic bot anrrtannter @es nsr
Scriu9 rcr allen onesrn uno pGroitnt Den bcber
&uf, Den fie htb erfrsut, im 9rlisn IlaaGs. Sis il
lcheart etu9Crthtst haB Gctepear's feltftineenfI
Woibtne, plts mir itet autb in urlsrsm GAar
perfertt9er, ju trscno Giner 3et an bi0Ite eetbar
mereen fam. DisGe N1aibins tinott nit rinsu
Strcbbano 70 ISn unb out, OILS eS nit Der 6ane at:
Ibon psrtsn fam. Ste fam isst an unltrsm Ghar
9sfeten percSr. SJlit fiekr nsutn Girrhuna wire
pts GrcrIfcr jur nctlsiltsn uuo beisu artstparsu:
cen Wafbine in Der meti.
Sfim 8aufsn siuer MaIbiuc fclIten 9Sausrn aui
thr SntsrsIs ahten nno parauf lebeu, COS fs Die
prlts heternsn. S3ir 9laubsn eaB mir Die ttt SRA:
itins batsn, nslbe nch ismals Dem putlitum on:
9sbrttn pcrSen III, unb mir taosn bic Bouern Gin,
oorjulpre@sn uno fe in Gu3fHfhein ~ urbmen, ca
NIT 9tris fno, oaB te 3ulrisrsnbsit 9epibrsn prt.
tlaDAiH's SrlkD pfsrOe Rr6en.
SSir osrftttt5tn Zen ctsn6ruamtsn Rstsu uuo
bltt'n peni'lttn urfrn 5reuncsn uuo Suursn an.
VT III sur Trebs 9sfeut mcresu uno bat bisfttts
s!anitno etlianrer Gr II einfatb setaut uno if I'M
Stlo ltidt iu bonbbettr.
Que Irten 9ieBereien uno Ieparaturen,
fcIde oils GisFersen fir Sdiefsr6rdde, Dsrrids,
Sruds, Heparaturen allsr Qrt DampfmaG aGbincn,
MablmGblsn unb SRafbinfrri ron seer Benernun9
werosu fbnsu uub tiuis pfrribtet
Da mir nur bic erfhdtsifen arbster ttbdftissn,
70 hno mir 9epf, 3ufrieetnbstt ju sttpdbren unp
bitten UNI sinsn 3bsil cer SfentIihrn Sunf.
llnlsre gRanufatiur iii Msiltn rcrepCflid, ron
Gafion uabs Gtpdertrpn, Ncrtbamptrn County, pa.
Samuel 9. @eIfinaer,
81. 6. Sbimer.
gQai z. 1867, na3gV
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-08-13
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