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dueted, and with such Christian spirit
that christian family could not be With
out it. Saeh was the bigotry and ex-
elusiveuesss Of the liberalism Of his
uatiye state, and such the hatred borne
TO his father, that Mr.. Morse knew be
had no chance 70 rise in Massachusetts
He removed to New York, and in 1923
established the Obserror as a frst-elass
newspaper, national in its scope and
evangelical in its spirit. As it was
founded, 50 it is carried On. It has al
ways been distinguished for the ability
with which it has been conducted. It's
correspondence, foreign and domestic, is
full, fresh, talented, and reliable. No
one rises from its perusal without an in
telligent knowledge of the things that
pertain to the spirit of the age, and the
and progress Of the king
dom Of our Lord.
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THE RELIG.0Us PRESS.
Origin OF the New York ReII-
giOus Press.

The following extract is from en- inter
esting book called Sunshine and Shadow
in New York" J. B. Burr & Co, Pub
fishers, Hartford, Conn.
The filling Of Hollis Professorship at
Cambridge divided the Congregation
slists in Massachusetts, into Unitarians
and Trinftarain. The Unitarians took
the college and nearly all the Congrega-
tioRal Churches in Boston and the sur
rounding towns. The old South was
saved to the Trinitarians by the casting
vote of Governor Phillips, the father Of
Wendell. The ability and courage of
DR.. Morse, the pastor of the First
Chnreh in CharlestoWn, saved that to
the Evangelical faith The UDitarians
sprang into existence almost in a day,
and became a great political power in
the State. All the important Offices,
such as those Of senators, representa-
tives in Congress, legislature, and judge,
were held By men protesting the liberal
faith. It was considered a great CON
cessiOn to authority when Geo Briggs,
Baptist, was nominated. for Goyarnor.
Governor Briggs, sent the name bf Mr..
Hubbard to the council as Sapreme
court judge. It was considered doubt
'ful whether the council would confirm
the nomination, as Mr.. Hubbard was a
Trinitarian. Daniel Webster left Brat
tie Street church for st. Pauls Episco-
pal. His political friends called on him
to assure him that he was damaging his
political prospects in that step. He OBJ
jected TO the preaching at Brattle street,
and compared it to Throwing shot on
shingles" Some one asked him if he
believed that three were one, and one
was three. He replied "Gsntleman, we
know very little of the mathematics of
heaven, and the less we talk about them
the better" This brief history of the
situation is necessary to understand what |
is 70 follow.
Dr. Morse, of Charlestown, was the |
champion Of Orthodoxy, and his pulpit |
was the citadel Of the ancient faith. He |
was bold, brave, far-seeiug, and was ac-
cepsed on all hands as the Evangelical
leader. Many accounted him q bigot,
and believed that he was bunting the
intellect Of his children by training them
On the Bible, eateehism, and the formula
Of Calvinism, Yet the genius of one
founded the national journalism Of the
and, and the intellect of the other gave
Is the telegraph. The power Of the
press was we'll known to DR.. Morse.
The newspapers of the day were in the
lands of the opponents Of Orthodoxy.
81 the side of the news, found in the
ournals, we're lampoQns on the religious
,elisf Of the TrinitaFiaRs, and insults
'fered to their worship. A religious
newspaper was called for. 1t was con
smplatsd aud was intended to print
,aper that should present foreign and
Domestic intelligence but it was also
proposed to print some religious news
nth the secular portion Of the paper.
Proposals were issued for the publiea-
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yELOCIPEDEs.
where and How They ars Used.

From the Baltimore Ga<stte-l
Velocipedes, to use an Irishism, have
made stride. In Lyons they have been
elevated to the dignity of postal We
hieles. Carriers-pot eouriers-need nc
longer pride themselves on being swift OF
foot, but, mounted upon Government
pigskin, may roll merrily along, their
! very labor being hencefertE a pleasure.
For aught we know, the 1rsuit, for it
can no longer be called occupation,
may now becoming ennoDnng. DsSn q
tons may soon be decreed TO those who
excel in this new career Of: letters, and
bearers of mail packages, as they kick
up dust which is not Olympic, may
fatter themselves that they are strug-
CLING for chaplet which is to enrol their
names among the honorsbles of the
earth
The veloeipede manis, though Pari-
sian, does not oonfRe itself TO Paris. 1t
has long since taken possession of the
Provinces, it has gotten footing in Ger
many and sEitEeElsnd, and now it has
invaded America. Paris, however, is
the head center. There are the great
manufactures One of them employs
two hundred and fifty men and turns out
twelve vehicles day There, are the
srincipsl schools where mobiles and bank
ers, merchants and men of pleasure may
be seen working away, in the effort to ac-
quire the double art of equilibrium and
propulsion. The hunbler GLASSES take
no lessons. Those who are barely able
TO purchase a veloeipede or even to hire
one one cannot afford to throw money
away on professors They mount
their wheeled steeds and practice their
art by themselves After the business
Of the day is over, about Rond Point, on
the Place de .e Concorde, back Of the
tyros may be gesn, every /
evening, working their way along, Wheel |
ing, backing, cutting the figure eight /
ERd practising every variety Of eyOlu- /
ton, to Ht them to thread their way
along thoroughfares, which in Day time
are crowded. Along the Champs Elysees,
those who are more expert, may be seen
gliding noiselessly along, like VIII O. the
Wisps, theig little lanterns swinging
from the front bar, and in the day time
hose, whom practice Mas made profel
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half minutes to the mile. Yet Twelve to
thirteen miles an hour is frequently ae-
complished, ten miles an hour is easily
done, and recently party made the dis
tanee from Rouen to Paris, sighty-fve
miles, In eight hours. Over the beauti-
ful roads of Europe, fifty to sixty miles
: day can be easily kept up for several
days, ana i is no uncommon thing, in
the summer months, &c see student pull
his two wheeled vehicle from Of the
steamboats, at one Of the landing places
On Lake Geneva, mount the saddle, with
n. lit,,. irapedintesnta strapped before
and behind him ,n bowl away over the
hard and level road en- rosu. Ior NJ
tigny, where be is to commence his De.
destriau tramp to Chamounix. This is
almost doing Mont Blanc With a veloei-
pede. 1t is a chance if the Alpine Club
does not yet lose its honOrs.
In New York and Boston the veloei-
pede has already been introduced They
can be worked easily there over the 6re
Park avenues Of the former and the
solid roads of the latter, and in few
rnouths Yankee Doodle may be ready to
sena an international challenge to John
nv FroS. The robble stone pavements
and sandy end dry roads of the South
will preclude its use in the Middle and
Southern States, at least for some time
to come.
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A CORPS Of Russian engineers, it is
stated, have been sent 20 the United
States in order TO study the railway sys-
TEN Of this country. The Emperor of
Russia, it is reported, cOntemplates build
ing railroad across Asia to the borders
of China in order to compete with the
Pacific line of steamers from Shanghai
70 San Franchises.
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1t has been found that workman in
stearine manufactures experience much
injury to health from exposure to exbala-
tons of stsaric acid, in very 6nelv
divided state, given of in a certain stags
of the process. Special sttsntion 70
ventilation is therefore required il al
such sstablishnsan.
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1T is stated that more than 2, 500, 900
English women are unmarried. OF these
43, 1854 ale outdoor agricultural labOrers,
nearly 1000, 900 house servants, and Is,
900 scFssssasas,
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The Newtonian theory of grsvitation
has recently been attacked in series of
articles, written By an author who claims
that he is the frst person who had ever
publicly denied the truth of the princi-
ples involved. This assertion is denied,
and the statement is made that, in 1888,
Hon. Augustus Young, subsequently a
Representative in Congress, from Yer
mont, published thick octave volume
devoted wholly to the refutation Of the
Newtonian theory. The book, however,
attracted little attention. No theory Of
the operations Of nature can be asserted
to be absolutely proved, but the princi-
pie that explains satisfactorily the great
est number of facts is received as true to
. rsasenahls degree Of sertaiuty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-13

-Ex-Gov. Hall, of Vermont, has
written history Of the State, and ii is
now published.
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slonaI, rush through the streets
between carriages, and shoot alO
sn ease, q rapidity and a skill wi
wonderful.
The speed attained By experts
remarkable in long distances
short ones. In the races whit
Piaps on holidays in many of thtt
of Paris, where tee distance trf
between one and two miles, u,
attained is between four and fou
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AMONG THE HILLS.


a New Poem by JOhn c. Whitftsr-the
Sweetest Poem since Maud Muller.
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Stea6tmQ @te9elbo9re.

tpinttr @inribtnus.-1topsmbrr 25, 1867,
@robe 5auptlinis bonn Rorten unb Worsws.
lttn fir ptlabslptia. Nsu gort, 8tsabins, Yptts.
otue, 2amaaua. aiblanb, esbanon, alIento,pn,
eaitrn, eptrata, eitis, eareaasr, Columbia,
&C., &c.
Big, psrIaiTsn 5urrIsburs fir Neu gort ME
folst: I'm 800, 5,25 unb $40 gcrmittaas,
uno 2,05 unb 9,35 Nadmittass, unp pabin.
ben f& nit dtnIiGsn 3assn auf Der gsnnfpl.
Santa eiisntabn, unb Ianssn In Ntw gcrf an
UNI 5,10 une 1915 unt II so 8ormittaas
unb 40 unb $50 NaGmittaas. @&laffarrsn
bsslttten bic 800 ll9r gormittass unb 9.35
Nahmitta8s. 2dse, otre 5u rthl,ln.
Tsrlafsn 5arrieturg flr 8eabins, pottspi[It
Samaaua, Mlnerspllt, aittanb, gint @ross,
ausntoun uno philadelphia um 8 10 0orntt.
tass. une 2.05 unb 4.t0 NaGmIitaas, taltsn
an tn eebanon unb ben 5auptilationsn. 81,
4.lO Wa1mittas Grain maGt gsrbinbunatn
plos fur philadelphia unb @olumtia. sSur
Dottspils, SGupltil 5apsn unb auburn iiber
ben S6usltiu unb SuSaustanna 2ailroab, psr-
ldbt harrisburg um 3.55 gla&mlttaas.
.3uridfsbrsnb BerlaiItn Ntu.gp Inn @ 90
N'orssns. 1900 Nittass unb 500 unb 8. 90
Naffmtttaes, philadelphia um 815 Norasns
inp 800 Wa9mtttass. Der Wes. pa1asier,ua
psrlabt ptilasslptta um $50 Worssns unb 3u.
ridtsbrenb 8sabins um $50 gla&mittass unb
ealt an allen Statipntn ppttspiae um S.45
Wor8ens une 2.45 NaGmittags: GI6Ianb 6 90
une 1919 8ormittasS unb .O5 Nadmittaas
Samaaua um $50 Wprssns unb 1. 90 WaGmit.
tass unb 8 As Gbsnbs.
8trlabt pcttsptlle fir 6arrtsburs, ubsr ben
S6upltta unb Susauebanna 8aitroab, un ?. . tOI
Bcrmittass, unb um 12.O0W
Neapins Accommodations. 3ua 8erISst Rea.
btns UNI 7,3O gurmittass unb tsbrt UNI 90
bon philadelphia surad.
pottetown Accommodations Bug gul6st
pOttstuwn um Gas gcrmittass unb tstrt UNI
5 90 ubr WaGmttass ,urid.
Columbia Gilenba9n, ,3ass psrlafen 8.abina
um ZOO BormittaeS unb 615 Na@m!ttaas
tir sptrata, ettib, eaneaisr, Columbia &c.
lin 5onntassn:
9srlafsn 0su.gort um 500 Na6mttta Q
Ytilabslpba um 800 gUrmittass, unb 8. IS
Wa@mittass, (btr Nprsen 8.lltr. i5ua a.bt bfus
mad 8sabtns , pottsSilIs um 800 gormittaas.
9arrteburs UNI 5.25 Norgns unb 4.tO unb
0.35 8crmittass uub Reatina um 1 .OO unb
7.f5 Worssns ftir 5arrisburs, um 7,O6 gor.
mtttass. uuo 1 LAO giaGmittaas fir Neu. gorf.
une 4.25 Na&mittass fiir pttIabtIptia,
Communication, Weilen, S&ul .sseri.n unb Or.
eurfpn'Side 3u tsrabgdebten Yrsilen tperben
aussessben naG unb BON allen Sunftcn.
100 plumb @spdd wirb tsbtn paiTasler erlaubt,
une @9sds bafar ssssbtn.
8. Il. 0ieous.
Rsasins. Dss. 10. 1867. Sen. @upt.
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Damen Srimmins Stpbr.
WtrS. 80. 81. g. @mlbin.

1T iccben bon NcuDort 5urid 9etsbrt, nit Dem
grDBeitcn unb mciit mooisltsn Stof bon Grimm.
ing, tpCl6cr c in Nacntaun gum 8erfauf angc>
boten purbe-Sn Serbnoung nit ben Srimm>
insS bat iie Gin grcBc5 enforcement bon
Soopsfirts, pelbe ioelei6' in cine ees
pGn ibte Sorm abee6nbertwerben f6ns
men, s perfbieoene Sorten BON Gorfets
porid9li6e 3epbpr, 8arne, paple pat>
terms, ale Qrten BON Strimpfen, Rioz
uno feioene 6ano fdube, 5aarbraioe,
9aartonie tpelde Dem arauen 6aar
feline ori9tnetle Sarbe nieoer 9ibt, unb
jtpar in bic 10 Saaen-nenn nibt,
70 miro oas @elb surddseseben.
rf1rs. N. II. @. 6uloin,
$40. 40, Sif 6amilton Strose,
A Sbdren oberbaIb Der 6ten.
1aentaun, Sept. "a, 1867. nabu
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Oirstt na6 Nsm yort uno pittsbur9
obne aarrcnwebfel.

Oir.tt na1 Nem yort uno pittsbur9
obne 3arrenrpebfel.
saae ptrladen auentaan tdslb (Senniass ausss
ues,a,eu) um 7.OD unb 1890 Daos9sns. UNI 1885
unb 4.l5 RaAmitass uno ll.44 Nadts.
Der 1890 IeorssnIa9 u,attt Ju 6arristur9 etrttts
Strbinbuus nit Gbaa,bsrstuns. 5a9srstcwn unc
pantttn an etr Guuitsrtdnb BalIsps iiftntobu. ctr
Nsetbsrn &t,trai giitnbabn. Slsrb unb eao, nne
Der Oslasssno. .a
Der 1890 sXsrssn, Der IL 35 Nahmiitass: une
Der ll.44 Nahts3u9 Eub bic ptitlidsn Grprte 3d9e.
wflhe eirstt bur& Yittstur8 sbns Ssrrsn~shiel
ssbsn.
Der TOO msrseu,us bait an allen etatisnsa
pisfer sabn on unb madbt 8srbinbuus 80 Stabins
nit pettsuiGe, pert Clinton, 2amanqua unb alen
yua'tsn in Der ehuplfiu asblsnatssne; NIT pbis
labslpb,a unt allsn puntten ON Der philadelphia
uuo 8t.einas Gt tnbabr tbenfs nit 6arrisburs.
dbamStrsturs. oastrsterpn, gerf. @tttpsture, Der
Oslsessnr. sBiuiimspsrt unp Dem SBtftsn.
Ttr Ais Sahmittaas,ua bait an ailsu SfatisnsH
an unb strbinot 6d 30 8saoins nit 3dssn fur
petspiue. Gsumtia. Gpbrota ei,is eausaRsr, pats
risturs d. T. %.
Der Il44 Saabi,us ssbt taslidb Omit Ginfdlue
BET 6snntasO uadb Rtaoins. parrisburs une BEN
atfsn at. III .r,e
pedaaiert Fue srfudt. ibrs 1idets 90 tau'tu. che
He bic Gars tstrtttn, inbtm auf etn Cars tin bSbes
rtr 5abrprtis anatrtdnd wire.
o. Durh. .3idsts 20 psrfaafu In bee duentaun
Office fdr aue punfte on oieTtr Sabn ane bic
pauptAatsntn an Der philadelphia uns Rsabins<
&C etSausn 8aatp: uno itoer fenftisen penafulpas
ia.Gilenbabn. p,Rlid, noropsfilid uue iiiopsalid.
battn. q. Stols, sns. unS eup't
mai 80. 1866.
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seDrS Weua'a. Stte9eIbaBtf.
9taentann nnb 9ybtIabeIpbia.

Drsi tdsti@s 5dss
paiIa9ltrs fdr philadelphia ntbmn bic ssdbo
5a9e iu ausntaun um 6 libr gRcrasus. UNI II. .4s
Wor9sns uno UNI 5.55 Na@mittaas, MAIDEN tnos
8srtinoun9 nit 3dssn Der Mrrtspsnnfrlpouia:G Gi
fsnbabn 3u Betblsbtm unb trreidben NpbitoceIpb,o
relpetfp um 9.l5 SRer9sns, 2 05 S1abmittaas uns
8 40 Ibenbs.
paTasisrs far Douesiopn nsbmsn een 6 %
Rorssns uno ben ll.55 glabminasss3ua ,u Beth;
ifpsn', Ss!hsr NIT eansoalt in 8srblnfun9 itsbt.
M Surlhkrbrrnn
Btrlafsn eas ntue Depot 8srts unb American
Straetn, philadelphia. um 7. 45 gRorasnk, l.3O u.
o.2o WShmltta9s, uno trrtidtn duentaun rtfpsttips
um 10 81 Bermittass Ais unb $40 absuet.
9okal-S 1tDul.
padasitr; ;3dss 9sbsn taslidb rem nsusn Depot W.
s8. Gds Berts uno american etreesn. philadelphia,
ab:
Sdr 8eblsbsm UNI 45 Gaorstns. l.3O unS 5.2e
Na6hmittass. .
5dr Dopltstrwn um s.45 Wcrssns, 2.45 u.4l5
Wadmittaas.
Sdr eansbate um 600 S9adbmittaas.
Sdr 8ort Waf6in9tcn um 10l5 Bormitnas unt
ll.3O Nadmittoss.
Shgt fir pbilabslpbia.
@rlafsn Sstblsbsm um 600 GQorssns. IL .55 uno
Sis glabmittnas
uno 300 gaahmittass. Der lsets 5us nadt Ser:
binban9 fdr Msutsrpu.
StrlafTsn eansoals um Cos utr gscrasns.
Bsrlafen Sort @afbinston UNI 1920 0ermittass
uno 2.15 Nadn,ittoss
ScnEtaeen.
8srlafsupbilab.lbai dlr Sstblshtm UNI 9.3O ubr
Merssns unb fdr Soplsstown UNI 2 90 Oladmittaas.
Ssrtafsn Dcplsstaun fdr philadelphia um 100
Mor9ins une 8ttbtsbsm tdr philadelphia uni 400
Todmitiass.
afle pafasisr 3dss (bis eonntass. 3ast aufse.
nomnen,) psrbinotn an btr 8trts eirabs, pbilas
cslpbo, NIT ben s. uno g. Stra6sn Gip Gilsntabnen.
Sabr Nrei8 - nasntaan nob pbilabsidbia
81. S5
Nop. 10 Gnis Glarf. a3snt.
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gru&tr Arbtit
Der tppbIfeiIe Bar8eIb
fenzWaaren< <StDbr.
alillsr, Sdrtibtr uno Comp,

| S""''t e'Wtl'ptl hhp NuMp.t
Nc. 10, ST. 6amilton Straee, 1llen.
taun, penn'a.
Nddlte Sbhre 81 Der cricn staticnaI 9anf une
sssenibcr eem !, SIIlen SanIe,"
baben iosben cn pradtbo0sS enforcement bon
aaen Srten, bon StapIc, Ginbeimii6sn unb
Sdnep Groden. .@aoren.
9efanft uno BEN nculifsn sroBen Nuttons. Ser.
tanf Der gitD bon Reu.Ycrf, ,mpfanaen, unb
cferiren nun bsm Yublfum an erlfaunIid, ME.
oeren &aten, @iter iebr I6bn an ben aItcn
Yreilen. Die Samcn ipollen 70 siitis Isin uno
i'm @spddtnB baItcn, baB an pem
Boblfeilen 8areelb. .Stobr
bon sRiaer, Sdreiber nnb Co., man aroEe gar-
gains MAIDEN fam in Srcdtn- gSaar.n g8hnld,t
Sbr
&oitrefflide prints,
10 rufet oil bel RiIer, Sdreber unb So. nl,po
Sbr pra6tboqe Nrtitel iinbe oil BON 10 bis 10
GsntS. Sclltet Sbr
9errlide Wuslins
notbi9 baben, 10 5si9sn iie gn6 an Miusr
S6reber nnb Cos. Stobr, bon ben aarbeifsn
al grciien bic Cure Nugen 6ffnen tperben. -
Sentt Sbr baran rr.rg
Gine neue DreB
ju taufen, 10 bcebrt gtilIer, Sdreiber unb 60,
nnr baburd baB SIR bel bnen anruft, unb Sbr
fnoet bic meit i6Snlte 8rIdiebsnbtit bon Glen
ben ..
NcDelties Der Sabresseit,
an nieoereren YreiIsn alS sspObnIi6 an anbrn
Yldbsn ansere6net perbrn. Samen bic
@eiBe @dter, Gmbroiberies u. r. No..
5u falfen ipilnidm lclten eS ia nd,t bufebIen
bel gtiler, S6reiber unb So, an,uruftn nnh
iie tpsroen anssnebm fbcrraibt fhblsn, ipenn Ie
bic Nreiie bpren.
Son Socp Sfirts .se
babcn iic baS bette Nhcrcment in Der 9th. Wu.
fct fur bieislbe al, bs Riar. Sbreibcr II. &c.
einens, Sciplinss, Gbeds, Seniums, Sud-,
Glcatin9S Salmoral Stirts SdatpIs
ibiparSe Sbibet siniade unb bop
petite, Sldntet S6aipIS, Srsaffalt-
S6aiplS, unb alle anbere Nrifct, ipeIde
9etpcbnIib in einem srite GIaiIe Srpdenipaa-
rem Stcbr 9cbalten tpcrben, trifft mon bel linen
an.-Sie baItsn sIeidfaaS
Sin 9utes Qfortement bon Sud-, @afh-
neres uno Mann uno 8naben
&leioune auf 6ano.
r&leioer ipcrben aud aif bic iiir5eiie Gill;
isi9e nno al ben neberitcn YrsItn auf SslsI-
un9 berferti9t all
Willer, Sbreiber uno Cos.
gScblftilem Srefentpaaren Stobr
nA- Gsr9ciIet CO nidt bei ibnsn anSurllftn -
idbite Sbhre iu Der crlen 0ationaI 9anf, vi.
eutaun, ga. ...-...
Sauuar 21, 1868. uobp
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sc q 6 + | 6 t

wrb bisrmt sss,ben, bab bic lintsr,sianete ole
5rfeutrtr bon pT SIntsrlafsnI&aft bss peaor.
bsnsn s mes @trtf, lsbtbin bon Der
Borough @maus, ee6a gauntY. anssaslIt nor.
ben III. Gas Disienissn tater, wsltt nod
an bslask Sinterlaifmiaaft iGulbis tnb, finb
eisreur6 aufSiforbsrt. tnnsrtalb 6 NoGsn an.
surufsn unb at3uts3abtsn. limb Sul&t, bic nod
nGtmdbies 5orerunssn batsn m5ssn, Rnb slsi&.
falls sriutt ftsisl6t pabrsnb BEN namlitsa Belt.
raum wcbltsfattst sinsubdnbissn an
Sarab @briff, Gr'trir.
NdrS "a, 1868. 49, na6m
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llniDn Cemetery.

Die idbrli&s Dabt b,r Union @tu,.ttry Sc,
ftalGaft'. BON aasntaaa. fnbtt liatt an trm
5auf, bon . emf iaminS 5. 6astnbu6, am
Sau.MOntas ben 13sn april, ndGRsns um l
lltr NaGmittass bsrItlbin lclsn elm Yre.
Ibsnt, Elm Sserstdr. elm S&abmdasr, Elm 5ruRr
unc 8srtpaltsr s,pStlt wHptn. ptt&t fir bas
antrstsnbs Satr su bisn,n tabsn.-auf 8srcrb.
nuns Der Soarb Der 9trpaltr. lsr.
@barles 6. 6eiff, Sec.
Ndr; IL, 1868. nq3m
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Sic 2mettts
Ssru6t SdbrSsett.

81 auf uns ssfcmmsn. .-eabt aIe ta9tr tisI.
Sssnuns fdr ii& fslbH unb 5amilisn perlGnsern,
eabur1 bas Te einsn Sollen @orratt alItr gr.
ten bon GruGt In Sannsn auftspatrsn, 70 bae
at bic tSiilt6s Spsife br Gri&ts. als lsien 4.
frii6 bon ben Baumsn pbsr 8anfsn, burG bas
san3e Sabr ssntebsn f5nnsn.
euftciGte Sars unb Sannen, ftr bislsn 3wsd,
bon allen @rSben unb pattfrns, fbnntn srtaIttn
tpsrbsn. an benz Depot fir Sars,
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wsl&e aassmsin tsi allen eOrtrsffIia sstaesn
psrbsn, be fte setraudt tabsn, Fno BEN publt.
fun NIT pclfanbissm 9utrauen oferirt inbsm
elm isbn bsri.lbtn NIT Gepibbtit probirt psrbsR
tann--Ob sr euftbi&t II csn ni6t, sbs fIs neg.
sstban wsrpen. .g
@ebrudts gnpsifunssn wsrbtn bic Sars 81.
sletsn, tpsnn 90 psrlanst pirb.--8dufr fnb of
ftnbsrjis sinsslaben, ttels Sars ,u sraminirsn,
ste fe lUnfwu fauftn.
gsrsebst ben Ort ni3t, ct III SO. 81, an tr
Sa. 5amilton Strabe unb 1&ras Der Deutf&.
@sfcrmirtsn.8ir&e sessnibsr, In Der City aaen.
taun. i-
z. 6. 8ernaban
Sune II. 1867 moi q
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Sebler Der e5uaenb.

Gin Ssrr Der felt Satrsn an nerpBItr Debit.
tat, frdt,sittsen gsrfalIs ltt, rnb al ben eifef.
ten iussntli&sr untsba&lamteit pirb fdr bic
lstbenbe WlsnI&tsit, alien bis 60 n5ttis tabsn,
stn 2ssspt nnb antpsiuns bislss einfa&sn Nit
tsls 3ufsnetn. bur& wsl&ss ct eurirt wurte.-
esbente bic burG bic grfatruns bee Ysfannt.
ma&as su prOfitirsn wGnf&sn, f5nnsn fire GbrtiIt
riGtsn an Sokn 50. Saben,
80. 13 gtamtr st., n. gorf.
Stb. 81, 1867. nafS
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Serleai,usg
Trerler unb 8riiber
5Gntlsr In iettr Grt
pambol1,

NaGsn ibrsn 5rsunbn une @Sun:tn s.rmit
bic Gn3sss, baB Ft nun BON trsm altsn Stanb.
plat psssssossn unb itre eumbn sJarb na& ib.
rem tisusn Stanbplab psrlsst babsn-nate
@de Der 8ebnten unb Samiltpn Strabe
no Sruub unb WIlIsr fritsr In @sl&Sften ,par.
En-, no lle bsliGnets an 5ano taltsn tperbcn, st.
nsn srcbsn unt aussstrcdnetsh gprratt BON Gum.
Ser BON jsbsr Ssnsnnuns, umfaiTnb
pine uno 6emlcd, &aftanien, 0appel,
S6inoeln, pidets eatten, u. {. 10.
ibntaupt a1es mas In bislts @sIGaft sstSrt.
s6r Stbt Grt eumbsr pirb na& turSrr an,eiss
auf 8sFslluns ssl&nittsn.
Danttar fir ssncFsns 0ana. toffsn pIr, bab
unIsr, Grtunte ipwctl als bas pubIifum I'm GG.
semsinsn an unitrsm nsusn 8autuIjbofs Dor.
iprt3en .tprbsn. NO mir uns aui's Qeuesrae te.
mdten tpsrbn. In Beus auf YreiIe unb aualitat
sinsn itbtn 8unbtn ;u btfrIsbiasn.
ALLENTOWN, Sft. %. na6N
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Die perbeFerten Oriental uno 8aie brens
nenoe.
e Oblen Cefen
unb
aSarI0r Nt1rse@ce&s

ASWrgHC sWeeGteSSSSDp
Sabm ,mpfans,n ,rite GIaiIe Yremiums bsi
Der R,u.9crf Staats- unb anbersr Sairs.
NlIo bic grcBe iilberne Webal-
lia, bel Der Nusltaung bes
Nmcrtan Snhitut8, gebaI>
ten in Der Gitb Stem
Yorf, 1865.
Sie finb fort,pdbrenbe 8renner, unb es
III nur notbpenoi8 elm Seuer in elmer
Sabresseit 3u MAIDEN.
gle Fnc poafdnbise gentiIatcren bon BEN
aparteintnt HI
60 fan 9as aus benfelben entfons
men.
70 iaun t.in giub,r obsr Slas isiu um bieitI>
ben ju cbitrultiren.
Das Seuer b rib. 1aselan9 obne dufs
nerfiamfeit. a r..
9i.Saumlnat II IN tpi. bic sinss cfenen 6eusrs.
gie fno m btiee Seieer. unb bennob
berrlib ff milbes @etter ein9eridtet.
Si. fnb bic m.iii .eonomIdsn Otfsn llnb 8ur-
ndese, bic i 9emadt tpcrben fino
Die Surndce errpdrmt cine untere unb
cine obere Stube, obne tufdss
libeS Srennmaterial. -
60 Fno . 8rDBen Sefen unb 3 @rSBsn bon ben
Yarlor Surndees
98srb.l. "srfertist unb b,rtauft fiir ben San-
bel, burb .......
perrp nnb Comp,
Oriental Osfen> 8srten, sto. 1f5 Snbicn
-- StraBe, albanb.
81 verPaufen Bel -...
Sames 8. 8ufh,
a0.inser assnt fur ssta eauntD.
aaentaun, Sanuar 21. 8l. nabb