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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12
Latest Fashions Demand

J. w. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DupJec EILiptic-or double spring
L HE wonderful flexibif1ty and great
comfort and pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced in all CROWDED assem-
dies Operas, Carriages Church Pews arm Snalfs ior
Prominade and house dress as the sk can oe ioioed
when in use to occupy an dnp
~ in crinolIne not found any Single Spring Skirt
lady having epioyed the pleasure, comfort and great
convience of wearng the Dupiex Eiipuc Steel Spring
spense with their For children misses and young
,adies they are superior to all others.
They viii not bend break Ike the Single Spring but
win preserve their perfect and graceful shape when three
or ordinary skirts have been thrown aside
less. The hoops covered with double and twisted
thread and the bottom rods not only double springs
hut twice (or double) covered; preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs, &c
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorte with all ladies
and is recommended by the fashionable magazines the
standard Skirt of the fashionable world
To enjoy the following nestmable advantages in GRIN
oline viz Superior quality. perfect manufacture,
stylish shape and finish fexiblity durability comfort
and economy, enquire for j. W. BRADLEY's Duplex Ell
pc or Double Spring Skirt and be sure you get the
genuine article
CAUTIoN-To guard against imposition. be particular
notice that skirts offered Duplex have the red
ink stamp, viz u. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel
Springs upon the waistband-none Others arc genuine
Also notice that every hoop viii admit pin being pass
I'd through the centre thus revealing the two (or douoe
springs braided together therein. which is the secret
heir fexibity and strength, and combination not TO
&c found in any other Skirt
For sale in all Stores where first class skirts are sold
throughout the United States and eswhere; ,.-y
Manufactured by the Sole Owners of the Patent,
VESTS BRADLEY &aCARY ant yam
.,-. II, "a 81 Chambers s 70 & 81 Reade Sts.. n. Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12
INVALID PENSIONERS HAVING

Il hitherto received bnt eight dollarsgper month, and
who have lost hand foot permanently and
totally disabled in the or otherwise soisabed
to render their inability to perform manual labor equ
alent to the loss of hand foot now upon proper
application obtain increase Of pensien TO at least
teen dollars per month. ltah "a @lfa-si5 80 =
Those who may be entitled above and who wish 70
employ as their attorney to procure the same VIII
please forward tony address their old certificates and
advise me when and where they enlisted, when and
where discharged, the nature of their disability when
and where disease contracted wound received for
which pension is claimed, and when application was
made for pension originally State all these cts f-
y and explicitly as possible On receipt the oreoing
viii prepare the necessary papers and send yVp vi d
Cut this out for reference. Address - sinds'ss4
ID. ". GAGE
sE .HlIEr = War Claim and Pensio lkScrs.
tsa ear ofhee M - CsssE Block .spee 7. O.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
GEO w sMETT- Nc d. Pro,

-, .,,.s,. GEOsW, SWEET, M, ID -Proprietor.
~ Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL
DEPOT 106 Hanover street. Boston, under the Superyis
ion of Rev. j. W. Poland. h-u.T rHt Y s177iaad
BENTON. MYERS & CANFIELD. and STRONG d
ARMSTRONG Wholesale Agents. Cleveand<sTsu s9F
At Retail by II. A. HENDRY, Ashtabula and by deaf-
ers in Drugs and Medicines generally. - s6S-1y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12

.zLsIIrA> D aE3T-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-12
Superior to all Paints.
uTANTED-AGENTS-s75 to 5000

w per month for Gentlemen, and $35 to SIS for La
dies everywhere to introduce the Common Sense Fami
ly Sewing Machine, improved and perfected. 1t vii
hem fell stitch quilt bind braid, and embro der beauti
fuy-pce cnly $2O-makng the elastic lock stitch, ane
: fully warranted for three years We pay the abovt
wages or commission from which twice that amoIln,
oan be made Address call G. BOWERS & COL
Office No 235 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa Al
letter. nswered promptly, with circulars ane terms
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
alexander SeIkIrk.'

Alexander Selkirk, the original Robin
son Crusoe, was born at Largo, in the
north Of Scotland, in 1876. Having gone
TO sea IN his youth, aud II the year 1703.
being sailing-master of the ship Cipoue
Ports, Capt. Strading, bound fot The South
Seas, he was put on shore on the island
OF Juan Fernandez as pucishmen: for
mutioy. In that solitude, be remained
foer years and four months, when he was
rescued and taken to England by Capt.
Woods Rodgers. He had with him Oh
the island his clothes and bedding, fre-
lock, some powder, bullets, aad tobaeeo, g
hatchet, knife, kettle, his mathematical
Instruments, ard Bible. lie built two
huts of pimetto trees, and covered them
with long grass, and in short time lined
them with skins of goats, which he killed
with his musket so long as his powder
lasted when that was spent, he caught
them by speed of foot. Having learned
to produce fire by rubbing two pieces OF
wood together, he dressed his victuals in
one Of his huts, and slept in the other
| A multitude Of rats disturbed his repose
! by gnawing at his feet and various parts
/ OF bis body, which induced him to feed
number of cats for his protection. In q
short time, these became SO tame that
/ they would lie about him in hundreds,
/ and they soon delivered him from his en-
erEies, the rats. Upon his return to civ
! ilization, he declared that nothing gave
/ him SO much uneasipess as the thought
that when he died his body would be de-
voured by :hose very cats which he had
/ With so mpch care tanned and fed. To
divert his mind from such melancholy
! thoughts, he would sometimes dance aud
! sing among his kids and goats, aud at
! other times retire 20 devotion. His clo-
thing and shoes were soon worn out bY
running through the woods. In the want
of shoes lie found little Inconvenience, as
the soles Of dis feet became 90 hard that
he could run everywhere without difficult
ty. As to clothes, he made himself q
coat and cap Of goat-skins, sewed with
thongs Of the same. His only needle wa1
a uail When his knife was worn 10 the
back, be made others as well as he could
out OF some iron hoops that had been left
Oh the shore, beating them thin and then
grinding them on stones. By his long
scclusion from intercourse with man, be
had so far forgot the use of speech that
those on board Capt. Rodgers ship could
hardly understand him, for he seemed tc
speak his words by halves. The chest
aud musket which Selkirk had with him
on the island are now in possession oe his
grand nephew, John Selkirk, at Largo.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
N We m ber.

The leaves begin to futter down
And scud away across the lea;
quit awhile the busy town
To wander in the woodlands free,
And watch the sunbeams ripple Ger,
In mimic waves, and tint with gold,
The heather bells upon the moor,
Ere they their tender blooms unfold.
pass along with stealthy tread,
For all around me, brown and sere,
The crispy leaves, their beauty fed,
Are sad mementoes ofNSle year
Like human hearts once bright and fair
So happy in their hope and pride,
But chilled and smote by worldly care,
Like leaves unmourned, lie side by side
d.. The dreary winter comes apace
To fright the blossoms from the land,
And all their sweets shall find place
Where ruins crumble into sand.
But life shall raise them up again
To bloom afresh, these tender flowers,
When daisies white impearl the plain
And WOO 20 earth the summer hours.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
EBENSBURG PA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER q, Is

soned food while all the Coughs and
Neal Dows that ever were or can BE scared
up will not deter the body polite from
pouring down its throat good deal more
"fre-water" than is good for it. Aud,
while [ look with interest on all attempts
10 substitute American wines and malt
LIQUORS for the more concentrated and
maddening decoctions of the still, have
noted no such permanent triumphs in the
thousand past attempts to cast out big
devils by the incarnation of little ones as
would give me reason to put faith in the
principle or augur success for this latest
experiment
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
NUMBER II.

thousand four hundred and tvs votes
the smallest being given in 1862, when
many hundreds of his warmest supporters
were in the Union armies Sighting against
the rebellion, urged so to do by hisclarion
voice, but he losing their votes thereby.
Last year he was reelected by two thou
sand one hundred and forty gtt majorf-
ty, in the largest vote ever cast in his dis
trict
M. Coltax is now serving his third
term as Speaker Of the House, having
reached the summit of his ambition at
torty years of age. Tn that high place
he is SO prompt, just, fair, courteous, and
swell posted" that his political adverse.
-ies Join in a vote of thanks tor his on.
cial services.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21

TIE Two MERcHANTs.-Wheu trade
grew slack and notes fell due, the mer-
chants face grew long and blue; his
dreams were troubled through the night
with sheriff s bailiffs all III sight. AT last
his wife unto him said rise up at once,
get cut OF bed, ard get your paper, ink,
aud pen, and cay these words unto all
men:
"My goods I wish TO sell 70 you, and to
your wives and daughters, too my prices
they shall DC 80 low, that each viii buy
before they go"
He did as his good Hifa advised, and ia
the papers advertised. Crowds came aud
bought Of all he had his notes were paid,
his dreams made glad, and he will tell
you, to this day, how well did printers
ink repay:
He told Us this, with knowing wink,
how he vas saved by printers ink.
The other in place as tight, content
ed was the press to slight, aud did not let
The people knog Of Nhat he had or whore
to go
His drafts fell due and were not paid
a levy or his goods was made; the store
was closed until the sale, and for some
time be was in Jail. A 5ankrupt now
without cent, at leisure he can deep re.
pen; thar lie was foolish and unwise, and
! did not freely advertise
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
MINISTRY.

ID Iheundersigued, Graduate OF the Bal
more College OF Dental Surgery, respectfully
Eer; bis professional services to the citizens
Ebens6urg. He has spared no means to
1,ouglly acquaint himself with every i'm
|95.uent IN his art. To many years OF per-
aal experience, he has sought to add the
parted experience of the highest authorities
Dental Science. He simply asks that an
,'aunity may be given for his work TO
-s It's own praise.
= SAMUEL BELFORD, n. D. 6.
Bitterness: Prof c. 4. Harris Y. 2. 3ond,
W. X. Handy; A. \. B!andy, P. II. Aus
!, Of the Baltimore College.
gsg. VIII be at Ebensburg on the fourth
2nday OF each month, TO stay one w5ek.
January q, 1861.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
L0YD 4 co, BQukcrs-

LLOYD & co, Baukers-
u EBENsBURG, Pa.
E- Gold, Silver, Government Loans and
ftig Securities bought and sold. Interest
love! on Time Deposits. Collections made
al accessible points in the United States,
|. IA General BoLking Business transacted.
Luary p, 1867.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21

IT is fitting rebuke to those who have
fed and fattened on exaggerations of tho
trouble between Senator Sumner and b is
wife that they will occupy during the
coming session of Congress the residence
in which they formerly lived.
IT is said that at little New England
town where Sheridan stopped few min
utes, the girls expressed their admiration
by kisses. One lass failed to reach his
lips. cit was MISS" said Sheridan,
''but good line shot"
a FRENog woman whose hair grows
twelve inches a year, has rsslized tc1z
! hundgs6 dollars fIcu1 ITS ssse.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21

EgN FENLON, Attorney at Law,
Ebensburg, Pa.
= Office opposite the Bank. Gjan24
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
nE ANITT ZELGLER-

ER. De WlTT ZEIGLER-
Having permanently located in Ebens-
Z, offers his professional serTices 10 the
rus Of town and vicirity.
.slh extracted, .sithout pain, with Nitrous
4. or Laughing Gas.
e. Rooms over r. r. Thomas store, High
q. Lsepls
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21
NJ. LLOYD 4 Co. Banhers-

ALTOONA, PA.
,ross OF the principal cities, and Silver
Gold for sale. Collections made. Mon
Eecciyei on deposit, payable on demand,
but interest, or upon time, with interest
sr rates. LAMA
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21

DEVEREAUN, NJ. D., Physician
], and Surgeon, Summit, Pa.
sg- OGice east Of Mansion House, on Rail
street. Night calls promptly attended
-. his Office. Tmay23
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-21

MANUEL SINGLETON, Notary Pub
ns- lie, Ebensburg, Pa.
Nee on high street, west of Fosters Ho-
jan24
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

RB1. y rHIALL4 .ArCyrQNBYn-LATR .eALBs-
~ - viii = -. Ludlow = Ce.-LAres sals " Hcyses
ke!4 yufnsra nirrsrs caxpets. ks-N JVmkefos >
1hnAL. cnotrcw tsetureayk a. l0A seiseks a Their
49, xs.msrs ,s.eysa e, sssvscssss e sais viss
Espe wnlnsa ChAmbss nuts1 rOssvse<. wnlsut auf -
kse.ay pEsssnl DarsaaA bs&esssA Lsvsssa ChsFs eoe
e. nssesA cared Iiae nAssssss. hslssss ssa rAswA
use0 ~ And olns WasA WntsA prsssss 80 hUaAs
~ .:.:.:s 2 40 al vs,ussss 49, u Dsss
osssAss;0 sss6 asssAs6 = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

a DaiAE MILLER Auction EEs--Aucrlon
"A sale OF valuab14 Lots eecoad gi and 0lst
strse,..--ApRiAN n. AULLER r. r. WiLkiSs a 60:
vii sell e auction, on Friday Deoember 20 1891. at ~
Ssock 81 The Exchanxe sAisrooa. No III broadway we
following described oissesnd four iots on south
west q. Second lpls 01h street.
sixteen north side, front between
second fhrd iolst street, south side
OF tst comprising the entire second
and bird These lots WIN DO offered IA plots Aod
nacy Will, the privilege 20 may bond
and mortgage for three or i've Years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

uYLAKDr wALDRoS, AucIioNRIRe-sALes =
~ rscm .. B,csdssy viii sell bx sss,ics e SATURDAY
patterns; ale rosewood sad black walnut Ladies'
x<evfisrSs suitable for holiday gifts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

DIR HENRY D. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ y ksssss stree. eyp:sks ~ Ysss snss.
nelhn vssea bre.ssa yleressiss neaiss. -, Ael
nMkn sonfkvL-Ls WIN ~ . sussssn, Saturday.
sss Without rsssyve Ne sntrs SalAsss Of iavslss u
Mnve1o eeatuary, vases brOnxe Aesasc
- - luss rsssivsd frs~ itAy alss fss sesosst q who's
sysss Srsass cSisa Dssuss4sa Dlsssv end sss sssA
nrso QuAhtN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

RyLANDf wALDRoN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
psosnbsr - At ~ ss:ch large ss!Isesssa q aps 0iI
the collection % Ara issta 3.
shsd the sncourAgenens 81 native taent iseiHd
Hisss1sn1 esripsur MythologisaL Fruit dams
flcwer Pieces Coast teesss, Noonghts Wnter
nertsvA - all in rich gsid framsA Now exhibnen.
with cataegues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

A -DuRnIAN's vunNifuRn RxPRHss 0rvICn,
As m w0 xlsvsnth ysssA ssas bnxth evesua. -tesp1
- s. 800: - ss, ' ss. s:s;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

r BOGART. AUCTIOyE .R,-sArURDAY. DEC. II
81 II o'clock, the No MORN Wshssu
seet Iouselotl Furniture, esns tina ~ mshog ny sof4
Lsungos and hettou,ed BuPoaus. Nnshs
stands - Bsdsteads Straw Mattresses ID shed ross.
ktsgercs Bookcases Carpets Ucosh. Also gs u
Fancy Goods iaae anc Geld Watches and Chains sase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

LkED~, AuctloneeF.
Vn Friday DsecTbsr 70, ~ 10y DEL, ed a. theis
\ mon Square Anstioa MART
- and q Ease Fourteenth street. nsAf Fourth avenue
tisns Mcuahsa'a stAbsss).
Twelve vsy valuable Draush,, Carrase sadie axd otAs
Horses. varying In fron Hve eight IL 20
hasas high. some OF when and al
Nd particulars vin given . VI salo As
otasr Horsss Garages AA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

IMPORTANT AUCrroS SALE TuI5 Day
/ NATHAN cOhEN, AUCTION -ER. SELLS THIS
day AT his Eighth NJ O'Clock precisely
u magniacenl of s,lsehod urnitnrs consist
ing II ee.ant PArlor watnut snd rus.
wood BEDROOM dt,: Beds Eedi ac Hair Asttressss ~
Iowa Ac Exlenson Tables sofas, Loun se< hAs
stands, French Plstc Mirrors 80.
Ais, ABpIT b. FINK CARPETH,
Silver Patod Class 8oves and other goo1
This sale mporIant OF goods bale poAvs
aud AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

~ peeH s,rest tly Hall place VII 81! esh
asy O'Clock, ~ of Meas aud Nomsu's Coskha
eespsss ag ak slhsr Dreses Brsehs anA woeGSa
Kcmrants. Saks and Dress Goods cnder Csthnf
iSg Watches Jswsiry. h. ~ erder 81 q. FrsdestssA
s-.si
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-09
Bargains! Sar8afns!
6srrli6r lldb-Ma f6inen!

Der llntsr,siansts tdlt INNER auf 5anb cline
8tri&hbmtsitcsr bsrdtmlsiisn gldbs bsWai6Inm-
bon allen SOrtsn bic biebsr In bisler NaGbar.
lGaft I'm @ttrau& sswsisn ifnb.-Gr tat seaen.
wdrtts 20 Sttid psrislbsn auf Sanb. aus wsI6sr
3abl bod sswib sn sssrr lsirsn 9sl6mad be.
frtsbissn ann.-Gtsislts linp In 5a ssnbud's
@aatauIs, In Der Samtitpn Strabs, Der @ttp vi.
ientaun, sinsuIstsn.-B quite Bargains mao.
en- nil, Der rufs unvnsusIt& paiclt1 an.
EG gBsnn Yrlanst, wtrpsn pbise NaIGinsn
aud aussltsbsn.
@nos 8sib.
Stunt t9. 1867. natS
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yin SQlternI
Nebmet Nptts,
baf
G@. @. 9yolneW tlft6 GeEffn
b a Il

Us. q. Yolncm uatS gc9m
rpisosr eas Sslo tdr bas Sabr 1867 nit ibrsr oro.
pen ansrpabl ron undbsrtrOfsnsn adertau. ysrdibsu
osrsRn Daesn. Oarunter bs1nea fh osr psltbe.
ruDnie ,,Sudspe gRdbsr uno Gruoter," pe(cbsr hos
er'tt uno botlts prdmium bel ben peuufp(ponilcben
Staatssautlttuuu9sn in ben Sabrsn 1863, '64 '65
uno 90 tmphn9 uno ben 9rSstsn, is fir einen gYdb:
&C u. Grnoter" auf9stptsuen prsis aepann. nSulib
etne 9rcPe 9olotne MeoailIe, S. 900 pertb unb mSh
reno ceslsefsn Scnmers pou Der gep: Icrfer aeois.
laur fur Die Bette. bausrbaftsfe IT, am eeidtsltsn an
DanoDabence SRalhine cflsrirt. Gs parsn "a ntr.
lhtscens Woihinsn als Ritbfpsrtsr pcrbouosn, Of,
lstn esr "8udsps" trus lsitbt ben siea oapon,
oas eommittee ta9t tn isnem Beribte: ,,gBir ba.
oen eN Mfooius Dem "8udspe" aus Dem Grunbs
u:rtannt neil eerielbe am 8eltsn asofn lnfSns or.
fhsrt IT. eurd sin 3risbpsrt ldb auSae,shnst len,
lsst I'm 9sbraudbt tsfinolihe Nalbins iibtroausrt
tsin Ssiten Drdh" bot, psssn lsiner bcppeosIenf ri;
gen nSelotn9 Bar"osu 8cFiua bsfbt unb in i,ssr
ptnhbt hb ndbt d6srtreffsn ldbt.
VISIT BADEN otste Walhinsn 6si psrftbisben,n
eSrcBsn uno prsisn, UNI srceen uuo fleinen 4ou,r,
e'tn ,u sntiprsdsn. uno batsn crtpSbrsno olIs Rs.
paraturfudt an baab. 70 cos bic Bausrn uidbt an
nartsn braudsn um Gin Gtud anfsrtiasn ,u lofIsu.
lonesrn ss tann Ole Rsparatur unpsrsisltb porae.
ncn,msn rpere,n.
Der ,,Budspt" far bisIcs Sabr puree tur6 bis
Betfd9un9 elmer tclsn 3unas uno Die 6stuno uns
N'spsrlaiIun9 BET Rsfer. rpsnn in 8epsauno. be:
osutsno perbsHtrt, pslhs @rrtbfils tem @eusr RON
sroesm Nussn fsin psrben.
audb hno mir i'm Stanbs, irssne sinsn i'm &c:
braubs bsfnolihen ,,Budspe" auf Die fGr,sfte Gci,
NIT Dem Drop per ATTACHMENT" Su psrGsbsr.
aueb battsn mir fcrtpdbrsnb sum 8erfaufs aIIe
Scrtsn pon adsrbau;Ssratbsn, oils: Den Rarton
Uedbsr uno Grneisr; ben @o,lo's gRdber getcp's
prsts;9rasmdbtr. wsldsr ftines 6leidsn fubt
gferoe'@spaltsn uno Drslbmaf6insn; Gstraios,
or'us; ros.6surebsn; bsu Glspatsrs; gBslIb.
tornlbdlsr; 9uttipatcrs; 5usrismsn; gultipatcr,
SABINE rem ausss,si6nstem Muifr; aIes: :6alftr
SeielerS bsrdbmten YfIus fcpie isbss anesrs Dino
mslees auf elmer sutre9uirten 8ausrei militia ia-
Bausrn psroen es in ibrsm SutsrsTs finbsr, ibre
Iiabtnsn bsi uns 3u faufsn, oa mir blcs bic bsteu
palitn uno pafdr sarantiren, rae iscs gaftins az,
Faos faS III ~ofdr fis aussssstsn pirp.
QBir bsfssn bas ausfblisEltdbs Wsdbt auf bic obi,
gen SRdbtr uno Grnetsr fir bic Counties esho.
Nortbampton, oartcn uno Nlcnrcf, sineu Shelf ron
Ssrts uno sintn 2bsil ron Buds uuo psrbsn uns
''maben ctees Sabr ben 8essbr 10 bsfrisbiasn,
pslhsm rptr 3upor nitt eutfprsbsn tcuuisn.
dub faufen unb psrfaufrn mir nod iuner on.
Serten pen SSmsrsisn, als Slss, 2bimctbp, SrasI
Sla6S ,s.
@. 9. poipeQ uno Gobn.
No. 50. @sft pamjltcu StraFs, 1Qentcpu.
WSr' 10. 1867 nos,
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9auneta rufee on rcee6 Se9ee.
Soe0en erOTnet,
= &$'R :

StNeU uutHeTSSIppI-uut1 WIN
mpbig, neu unb friIh.
Die tlnter,t&nets pollte etrerbtetI8a bic Da'
man BON 40entaun unb her llmseseno benaG'
riGtissn. bae Ts lcstsn stnsn lcrsfaltis ausss'
pasltsn unb iGSnsn
Gtcd Williner>9iiter,
unb ,war BON ben Strtssntsn Yattsrns unb
GtYlss nBFnst tat-unb Ts inptttrt.
Die pe,ielle aufmerfiamfeit
bon Sunbsn In btsfsm 5a&s-inbsm 1e psrF&nt
fttlt, baB fsin srSbsrss uno mstr sspinl4tnss
AGortsment bon
Sonnets, 6iten, Drebfappen. STUDIES,
Slumen, Sdnoer, 0ooos, u. I. no.,
aueertalb ben Gitiss ssfunten wsrbsn fanh-
unb babel an metr bilissn prsiben-eenn Fs II
fsf entl&lobsn allss naG Dem
&leinen profts tsSpfem,
su psrfaufsn.-Sis fat cline senaus ssnntns bee
@sf&afts unb lsat feline als bic befsn Willinsrs
an--unb 70 II fe wiais ale grtifel gu warran.
srsn, Sas ;u istn fiji mas ile rsprssntirt psrsen.
. GrauersSonnets.
DieItm 3p,is pirb tsionbne aufmsrt1amfdt
ge1hsntt, um bislslte auf bic fiir,sae Nn,dss uno
mad Yriprs&en In, Ssrsiti&aft 3u taben. Gle
tdlt sIst6fals auf 9anb, elm SOafdnbisss ai.
1prtsmsnt BON
Rotions uno eioies SSns9z Sitter,
ron allen 8srI&ieSentsitsn hk ssir5bnIi6 In s.
mem 5anep Stpbr 8sfunosn psroen. unb spar
I'm bsrab9efeeten 9reiBen.
B%alts Scnnsts ptrbsn sddutst. Sfrdnbnt
unb s,prsbt na4 bfn nsusfsn Stylts unb btss In
fur;sr Belt uno an annebmbarsn Yrsibsn.
GTeanb. WiQtnns rrsrrtn an YtilabslpbIa
prsbsn nit @atn psrftbsn
Wrs. Gbarles Oornep,
NSHas stars su Sassntu&S @afbaus.
Gpril 2. 1867. nabb