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Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

"A
G8-one Of the most complete, aud ignomin-
ious and at the sane time ludierous failures that
We ever heurd Of was the Radical plot to secure
Crsswslt % o. o. Senator, Coxas Governor Of
the State, aud to leave our present worthy exc
cutive Gov. Swami tout 10 the colo, ;" the plan
for the accomplishment Of which purposes We
have exposed Ia another column
The editor Of the Boonsboro', Odd Fellow was
highly delighted week or two since ut the
''shrewdness," displayed BY bic radical ftisnds
In the Maryland Legislature in endesvoring BY
q "neat little parliamentary manDuvrc' to
IN wsrt the operation of the new jury law, At
the present term OF the Circuit court for Freder-
,isk county. Odr Boonsboro' Scion, as We showed
in our.last issue "countsd bis chickens" little
too soon on that occasion Ws'commend to his
consideration this last ''neat little -nan9uvrep
Of bis frie nds, WHICH was 30 well aid ski kully
planned on their part. Il was very pretty plot,
and no doubt would have excited the risibes Of
every Radical scribbler in The State IL il had on
ly succeeded. But Il didn't Governor Swami
has completely spiked this Radical gun, and nov
instead of he results which these "cunning''
patriots anticipated and expected let US zee what
their ''shrewdness'' has effected. CresweIl's cak,
Is all dough, ditto Cox's! G'v. s~snn will net
60 to to the U. s. Senate, where even II be ,ha!a
have been admitted, he could have done no pos
sible good. But he wiH Be Governor Of Nary
land for two years more, and as ready and viii
ling to expose and thwart for the future as b,
has been in the past, the corrupt mSchinationS
Of the silly and bafed herd of Radical tricksters
who have not the brains to execute successfully.
the rsscalty which ieir total destitatiansofp rin
ciple has led them to attempt. As to the y. 8
Senator, Mr.. Creswelps successor will be silbeI
elected by the Legislature, or appointed BY CIV
SwaaR, and ne aEe SoRsdsnt that whoever he
Jmy he,iae win be considerable improvement or
Greswell, ..'-.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

@-Amongst the closing proceedings of The
seth Congress was the passage of resolution in
the House of Representatives on Monday last, d.
recting the committee on judiciary affair to which
was submitted the investigation Of the affairs In
Maryland. to hand the papers in the case to the
clerk Of the House. to be by him reported TO the
4oth Congress.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

Daniel Dechert Of the Hagerstown Mail has
instituted suit against the Corporation of Ha-
gcrstown for damages sustained in the Obstruction
Of his sfice in 1862 bys mob. The hellish asa
ternalia, /" which the ssetches who were engaged
in this and similar outregea then enjoyed is over
new and day Of reckoning is At hsad; and the
tax payers Of our town will econ 6nd out that
they will have to pay the piperi 3E
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

MARVELLOUS SALs or 4 BooK.-No other school
book ever had such popularity or such . sale
as Websters Spelling Book. It's sale had reach ed
forty millions several years ago, as was publicly
stated and the dem md for it isRow greater than
even before. What other book with or withon
Improvement, ever found o continuous aud
constantly increasing sale for half a century?
A recent number of the "Ncw York Times had
the following paragraph
"An enormous Macedonian cry for Webster, 8
speiling-book shas come up from the South. The
stock in the trade-sale was not suicent to satisfy
this demand; Messers. Appleton . stock (they pub
lish the hook { 10 not sufficient They are five
hundred thousand copies behind their orders for
L, and have particular prospect ofcatching up.
They could sell at three million copies of the
beck If they had them. "-Repu6liean.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

aa-we are under obligations to Mr.. Apple
man Of the House Of Delegates for the report of
the Select Committee ON the penitentiary, docu-
ment he doubtless thinks possesses peculiar In
terest to every R.bsI and particularly the Rebel
editor of the "Rebel Mud Wagon"
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

ga valuable lock Of sheep belonging to
Mr. John q. Heyser, near this place, were attack
ed BY dogs, q few nights since, and number Of
them killed and badly injured. Owners of sheep
dogs should be made to pay the damages they dc
and there would soon be cleaning GU of worth
less ours all over the country
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

SARong the patents Feccatly Issued BY
the Y. SPa'ento Office were two to Henry Stone
brakar Q: Baltimore, formerly Of this county.
eas for an Improved. Pain Killer and one for an
Improved Liniment.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

@-Nr. Alexander Miller, of tho williamsport
district LOST week, shot Wolf IN bis neighbor-
hood. The ''varmipt' measured four feet In
length and two and one halfin hight. Where
did he come fromS -. l..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
4 card.

The undersigned takes this method of return
town, who assisted in rescuing his property from
the Ore, on last Saturday night, and particulars
" to Ar. D. Christ, Mr.. D.. @. Auehenbaueh,,
Mr.. VIM. Swartz and Mr.. VIM. Newman whose
timely aid saved his stock from the flames.
@. G. MIDDLEKAJJFF.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

NorIcz i--All-persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned for Medical attendance
for the years 1864 and 1865. are he rsby notified
to call on WV. II. KsopLs aud close their &C.
counts, eithsr BY cash or notes. All who disrc-
gard this notice will full their accounts placed
in the hands ofa proper officer for collection.
after the frat Of April next. St.
I'LL -.- DIR. " IL Ire
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

@-Amongst the bills that passed the Mary.
land Senate last week, was one to confer addi-
tioaal powers on the corporation of Sharpsburg,
Washington County.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

~we understand that an attempt was
made on Friday night last, or early on Saturday
morning, by some strolling vagabond We pre-
sumo, numbers Of whom are now infesting our
town, to break into the residence Of Mr.. a. D.
Bennett ON East Washington Street. The rob-
her WAS interrupted before be succeeded in his
attempt but unfortunately managed to make
good his escape:
The Mayoy aud Council Of Hagerstowu, are
authorized By law to punish by fine or otherwise
all 'tvagrapts and persons having no visible
means Of support" We think that in view OF
the incendiarism and other crime, that prevail
in our midst, the town authorities should direct
their attention to this matter, and endeayor II
possible to remedy the evils Of which we comz
plain.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

ORsIrHoLosrcAL.-Though the Conservative,
Of Maryland may have lost their Cor. they can
congratulate themselves on having kept their
Srann. %. as,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

eron Thursday last, Feb, 2stb the Mary
land Senate passed the bill to Incorporate the
Hagerstown Water Company. What tha Com
pany Is we are not advised ?
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

S.Iohn schlolgk the pSscasat incumbent, has
been re-aPPoiRtea a Postmaster at Iaserstown,
his nominAsioR hasyipg hsan confirmed By the U.
8. Senate. r -,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

GgsThe haRkrupt bill has passed both Houees
Of Congress, and signed by the President and
Is now therefore q law.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
DIED.

At the house Of Philip Oswald, ESQ.,. 10 Smith
burg, in this couoty, On the 7sth ALL, Mr. @ 20.
FoctsR aged 76 years ' rf'orS .'F1. ? y /
Near Maryland, Nd, on the aaa uis., Miss
MACY SuocKEY, only daughter Of Mr. Jacob
shoeksy, aged 81 years, months and 10 days.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

AsorHxR FrR..-About midnight or perhaps
little later on Saturday night or Sunday
morning. last, OFF sleeping citizens were aroused
ny the alarm Of fire, and in few minutes a
'arge concourse Of people were assembled around
the iiverv stable OF Nc. George g. Midaleksnf,
rom which the flames were bursting farth, situ-
ated In the rear of the Hagerstown Bank, and
fronting upon the alley between the Bank aud
the hardware establishment Of Tice b Hammsnd.
The FIRE originated near the roof of the stable,
and is supposed by some to have been the work
Of an incap diary. We are happy to add, that
with the exception Of the stable ITSELF which wal
q frame building, Sir. Midi!ekauff lost nothing,
his horses, buggies, harness and other property
having been removed before the destroying ele'
meut he'd made muck progress. 1870.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
The Knoll az the Repnbllc.

s-The military reconstruction bill or as II
might be more properly termed, the Government
de struction biz, passed both Houses Of Congress
over the Presidents Veto, on Saturday last and
10 now law.
I'VE hAye no yords to waste on the passage Of
this SiIl, ,tse siEe lar Ksrss has passed. We are
confident ,thAtff the ter Southern States, that
under this biz ,haxs sheen reduced to slavery,
had the fintest prospect Of success by another
appeal to the God Of battles, they wppf resist to
the last extremity the infamous tyranny that will
soon be imposed upon them. At present how
ever, they are totally powerlcss and PROSTATE OF
the feet Of their oppressors, q flock Of lambs,
handed over to the protection aad tender mer-
cies Of . band Of devouriug woivesl One thing
however, 10 certain the last glimmer Of hope,
which may have been ftfuily Pickering In the
bosoms Of many who cluag fondiy to the Union
and the government that had been formed and
queuched. The American Union and the Con-
stitutiou are forever destroyed, aud beyond the
possibility IF my fssEe restoration. Nor is II
desirable that saod restoration should take
place. If there was any doubt as to the justifi.
cation ofths Southern States, In their late strug
gle for liberty and independence, there can BE-
none now. in the mind of any fair and honorable
man. These Southern States told the world, that
the Republican party Of the North haf no regard
for law, nor for the rights of property, life and
liberty Of any who might oppose their rockies,
anat icisn, and tile truthfnluess of their dccara
tons has since been fully attested.
God alone knows through what scenes Of an.
archy and bloqs,hed we nay be shqrtly destined
to pass, but we feel cheerful and confi mt In an
ticipation of the final result, although the patti
thereto may be obscured by the dark clouds o
doubt which veil 1t from mortal sight.
The ways of Providence are indeed mysterious
and inscrutable, but at this very moment whep
Liberty lies crushed and bleeding, and the deares
rights Of our Southern brethren are trampled
under foot, we believe that God Is working GU
70 them in his on way, and will certainly secur,
to them In his own good time, If they only re
main firm and true 70 themselves, their security
liberty and independence!
"Truth crushed to earth shall rise again,
The eternal years Of God arc hers ~
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

ea-Qh Monday NJ, March d Us bill re-
pealins the provisioss of ths act q isss relative
to the oath TO be taken BY Attorneys, passed the
MaTyIznd Sshzss ny yoss or yeas 10, n1ys2.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

Benjamin Harris of this town, has been sp-
pointed Court Crier by his Honor Judge French.
Benjamin, after the straightest'sect has lived q
Pks=.see AVA rassa. q Radical t.-sul-r-zs-zzz=--
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
The Washington County Rail Road

The Warrington County Rail Road.
kIOur people are looking forward
with great degree Of anxiety to the early
completion Of this important work of pub
lie improvement, BY means Of which they
hope soon to be placed in speedy aud easy
communication with Baltimore City. We
confidently Indulge the hope that the
road will be complete and in running order
by the coming Autumn; aud then We may
expect trade to increase. business to look
up. property to become generally enhan-
ced in value. aud our towH to take a
"seven leagued stride" forward. in its
material improvement and prosperity.
Our oom.uuity are much indebted to
the business men Of the city Of Baltimore.
for the interest they have taken in the
progress of this and other works of public
improvement in our midst, and for those
substantial tokens Of that interest which
they have given by their liberal subscrip-
tons I'd the Washington County and West
era Maryland Rail Roads. Besides the
large amounts subscribed BY the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company and BY the
City Of Baltimore in her corporate capacity.
over forty too thousand dollars have been
subscribed to the Western Maryland, and
over fifty six thousand to tho Washington
County Rail Road by private pitizens Of
Baltimore.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
ETAsk the Radicals hov they have ,

~ TAsk sne Asau'eals HVE suV uSVs re-
deemed their pledge to restore the Union
apd they will point you to the Military bill
just passed BY Congress over the Psesi-
dents veto. II the only scheme they can
concQct TO accomplish this end is q Milf
tary despotism hadn't the people better
let some other party Tx their hand.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
D. BENNETT. .51,. ~
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Az. ~ s'ae :" ms fsnhe Sqndre.
WILL GIVE MORE GOODS FOR THE SANE
.a....,. AMOUNT OF MONEY -
than any other establishment in the soHpty, '<'
Remember this aiiye who are In ssureh 81 Dss
gains In The Clicking iine and while ysu are sears
inS search up Bennett '''~
Feb %, 1861. ...s. =.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

iettsr 10 says. ~ have been visited by
such appeals from the feptsscu s4tisIe l,spu
1T the State. urged with an earnestn ess
and unanimity which could hardly be
mistaken. asking my continuance IN the
gubernatorial chair chat I did not feel a.
liberty 7! s s.as lsalriaasl brefsrsu.
ses OF ny eWa in making up 6asl judge.
meat upon this subject The House
passed : rs s'as iS Ryls vote Of So to II,
endorsing md highly eomplimenting Gov.
Swami for the course which be has pur.
sued in this matter, And now for brief
+ cxplspation Of thesa transactions. It is
well Rhown that t4s most vigorous efforts
have been making by the Radicals Of this
State. those charming specimens Of proprrie-
iy and purity, to secure he rejection Of
Gov. Swami by the U. S. Senate, but tho
Ioplness and corruption Of tbeiF plan. Lss
but lately seen fully developed. Gov.
sxanh upon lis application far seat IL
the U. 8. Senate was t. have been inform,
ally admitted and his credsntiaIs after,
wards referred to commit ee who would
haze Sessysd their report until after the
ady'arn,h ,l Of The Maryland Legislature.
A. soon Is that event occurred, the Senate
Committee To II have rcpooEE, ed, declaring
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-02
,S(ammerteo 3weier Kinoer.

@m ltb'sn Dpnna1dB atsnb trus fi& gu 81.
brpnte, In Barren gah'tY. elm traurtsso @rsis'
nie au 9pei Rdnnrr partn In anbrsp Rplns
Seiibaus sinsstrststen, I'M iih ;u parm:n. Ssrr
unb Srau 8pan parsn atpeifnb; itt potntsn al:
ncr ct. patrids. .5sRliGfeit In S'&rnnprs eUtsl
b,i. unb Der 8arfsspsr fiitrts b,' tstbsn Ndnnsr
In bic 8iias. Das 6susr I'm Sfsn bur. trannts
I6lsht, ba spb bas Disnlmab&en cline Nuartt'
tat rotts Ytirolsum In tasslbe elre Grplpfcn
nfcIats unp In trsnta @ussntliden f6cn itanp pas
san,. Saus. Gin cir fa6ss 8rdmrssbdupr. In Jsusr
3pti Sinbtr, Srn. 9ipars. elm fsbsrjdtrisss
WdtGn unb stn sttpa cGtjsbn Wionatt alter
8nabe. bic I'm Ubsrn Stodpsrf l6litfsn, ftnnten
Mot utstr tsratssbolt peresn unp famen In BEN
.8lammsn UNI. ginsr Der SoRednssr. Der bic
Sinosr gu retten Seriuhtt. purpe lsltf i6limm
psrtrannt. @m anbtrn Morssn erii fanb man
bic prfotlten ustsrrtls Der Sinbsr unttr ben no d
rauhsnbm 5,iimmsrn. Das Ssusr bate lt& In
b,b ndt alIsin auf 8pans Softaus bsi6rdntt
fonbrn nod bIet pber bier aniicBsnpr @fbdube
rfaet unp is sbsnfaas In GiGs gelsst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-02
5tatiffif ecr Eebellcnfaaten.

Die fplasnrsn lanepirttfhaftl&m StatiRifsr
aus Dem Ncrfrlf Day SoOf tslis'n teiuncrs
ShtsuITt. 94as fir tins 3utunft blatt sinem
eanbe, no 5atrittbdttsfsit auf plfG @tuEtlass
tsrubt
Die SdSfiaatsn srllrtdsn fG bonn 24f;n bia
,um 40R,n @rabe n5rbli&r 8rsite uno BON,
76fen bic gum 107 @rab wsfldsr ednas unt
umfoIsn srObs SsrIGisssntsitsn bss @lima's urr
iscsr Sortneattuns. Sore @psusniFe i'd itBsn
bic tfr tsi6sn unb Der s,ndbsten GONE stn. Der
Sdoen brinet QUE SroDitpffs tsrpor. absr Scrn,
BatSsn, Safsr unb RsiS anb Die sepbtnl6sn
Yrocufte. Der srubs 5anpelsartitsl. Baum "
pols, tpirb nur I'm SGcsn 3sscsen. Die @rnte
BON 1859, bic lGbte aufseftslte usbriIGt, belief
f6 an 5,335. .53l Salm bon is 400 Yfunb
otus Saamsn. Obtr 2.l54, 4,14i 900 Yfunb.-
Na& unIun scssnwGrtssn grsiisn piiibs bisIs
9rnte isbt 700 Nia Stalsr-sn 8isrtteil Ten
Natiunall6ulb Der gsrstnistsn Staattn-tpsrtb
isin, etnss Satrss @adsttum aui fdpliGsm 9c'
tsn. Bslh srifaunliG Sbatiade = l1nb rod ba;u
ausialieblt& isoss anpsrn @r3'usniiIss tes fae'
li&sn Spbtrs In isnsm Sabre !
Sis itbt babsn mir ftinen Nstenbutlfr In Der
6dtisfsit, SaumppUe ;u sisbsn, bic bod iibtr
allen 8srslsi6 tnaus Der bffeutenblte Santels.
arlifsl Sp!l6sn ttn NatiOnsn Ter gSslt III unb
IuafGt tat. In 8ntinturg NIT tr prrbufticn
bon sblen Wstallen. trn Sancsl su tstnri&sn.
gld6 ibr fcmml urtsr tfn liioli6sn erpprtatipnss
artittln In g1ittiSfsit Der Sataf.-DttIsr tpie
SaumipOls. 8sts unb 3adsr III sbsnfaQs aus
l&lseli6 IiblGes Yrotuet, watrenb Der lsiGts
sreient. (s) Sober Qrtiftl isbcG. bsr In einem
nbrblitsn Staate wa&f, sstsitt bti sstSrissr
SF'8e In iebsm itrliGen unb 70 fam @on.
nscttut Sataf, wtlGsr sben .sinise Wi6tisfst &C..
mint ais @iscrrsn:Wa unO Dsdblutt. sttn
70 gut unp bsIr In MarYlanb. 8Irsinta unb
Norc' Carolina se,Ossn wepm. Die sause Sas
BAT @rnts in ben 8srsinisten Staatsn I'm Sabre
1860 mar 434,209,461 Yfunb, nppon Der Sa'
ben prcpu3tIts.
Sorn Fam Der Siibtn mttr ans ton iiGrfsrer
uno btltrsr Ss16affsrbeit als tr Ncrten bsrpor'
tyirsen. gBir iinpsn. bas bic @sIammtsrrts Der
Union I'm Sabre 1859 I'D auf 636, 1872 745
8ui&el brIisf, bon bsnsn Der @Rtte! Der Sip'
laatsn 44l ,9S0.G61 9ui@rl warsn.
Die 3Idsrrubr. .grntr wurte alltn.im Siibsn
brpcr9sbraht. Die 5la6s Grnts beS san,en
eanptS mar 7l.493 Sonns, BON benen 6l7 auf
ben Siirsu fcmmsn .-Gis @rtlen. unp Sptrens
@rnte par 15,06t, ,995- AIS BACON aus bsm
Suesn Rss III ctenfals elm tsIonpsrss firli&ss
gB,usnib u bic game I'm 9anbe e;ossne Gualt'
tat mub patsr bonn Siips crspitirt werren. Die
oorlissrnos Stattiiif snttdIt feline ipseislsn In.
saten, rod tputre bic grnte BON 1859 In Slo.
Carolina auf 500 OOO,CCO plumb anss6lassn.
3u trri grn.s. mas bamals tsr 5anbslsper.b
mar iriirps raS SIS 900, 900 tetrassn; 3u lis.
Zen une adt Gents irpc&, fstnsm ibisen 0sribs.
btteutenb mstr. Die pbtsen Data enttaItsn
stenfc u'nis Gnsatsn itsr bic Wsis.nsrnte, tpG
miiItn ouh tbre Stiulate In sirrr auBsmensn
llsbrF&t etm @atbs iarliGer grObatts bInsuse'
fGgt rrro'n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-02
Rine fonoerbare .5eiratb i'm Territers
ium Nevada.

Die In WuRin, Nsodba, r1&tintnbe Rspd1e"
bonn A. 5sbruar sntbdlt 5ofg,nbss: Gin Gprre.
fpcnrtnt In Belmont tfri6tst, bas tpriltIbfi an
81. Sanuar cine 5sirab fattfanb. bic betrd6t.
lift Senlattcn terSorisf. Gin Mann Namsns
5rant 81. Main litb ii4 sinsm Wdb9sn bon f3
Satren ptns 3afmmuns une sssen ben aus.
crGdlt&en Wtlsn Der @ltrn Der 8raut antrauen.
Die Srauuns wurbs burH ben Grieeensri6tr
9. 8. Dauts pOulpssn. Gra am Worssn bee
Cages mad fer Srauunsss sSsremone. bsfam brr
Batter Der iasenblGsn Sraut 6enntnie Don efm
8nl&wnpsn lsnes ,Sintss''; r atnts 1ofcrt
bic llIIahr uno bssab i'd, BON tInsm Grtunts
bsslsItst. na6 Der Sstaulrns Wain's bort fanb
,wil&:n ttm urb isinsm 3utinftis,n S&wIssr.
ubn cine .,Serrt" iiatt ; 90 rpurbsn S6diIt ae.
msGislt, p6ne bab i'po& Stmanb s.rIsss wUrbm
pdre. gGdtrenb bic Scene" itren sortadua
natm, ufaete Der Seslsiter ess bslstbistsn 8a-
t,rs bic iussnbli6s Nsupsrmdtltf uno trug Uis>
Ie!be ;u trsr ,.Mama mad oauI.. UFatn. ber
@atte res &,nbss" Srftaste lctnsn Na&tdr
gGis, ZEN ,@ntfdtrsr Isinsr 5rau." unb Ntntsr
Davis tise r,n 9tbtsrcn pataften. Sn3wif6en
ml6ten f6 bic @inpotnn bss Srtts In tie
SaGf. WannT unp gGribsr srbotfn li& en- mass
Sc, branaen IN bas Slus Der gitrn Der 1raut
elm, srsriffen bic esbtsrs unp tti6loltn. btsfsIte
itrcm S,rrn @smutl ;urdd,ubrinssn. Gle TN.
prcSiirtsn cine pru,sIiicn, ;p5sn TN parabsmariG
bur6 tie Straesn BIO Srtes unb purbtn. G6uaa
NIT lau!cm 9stfalsruf smNanssn;: btr Gissu.
aimsr elmer SuurSfampfsrsi In 8tfmont sat
etne .3IIimmuHs ;u bsism Nft Der Uoifsiaais
oaSur& su erf'nnsn,, bub sr bic eampfpftife le>
nts glablH'msnts sridaasn lief. bis bic Ntu.
onmdtlte ix 5aule ibrs @bemannss ans,tcmA
men mar
spdtsr ,os Wlain feline efass asssn isinsn'
,Stwissapapa''. Der ,.tp'ssn ansriifs NIT tSbts
lt6en gBaRsn' prpIsiirt wsrbn ioats. sura6
urb tr 5dsbsnsh&tsr entlitS ben Batter bsf
Staut In @nabrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-02
.gine sefabrli6e Rinoerwarterin

.gine eaefdbrlidbe Rinoerwarterin.
guS Buffalo mslost Der pcrttss ,,DmoFrat"
fOismps @d6t6h.
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