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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-13

The Annual Observation-Disclosures Matters
Business Affnirs.

Business Affairs.
PANAMA, Dec. 2, 1859.
Panamehos have been literally running wild for
the past week over the celebration OF the anniversary
Of the independence OF the Islhmus. Bull lighting,
or teasing rather horse racing masqueradng, fire.
works, &C., are the order OF the day. The festlvi
ties were commenced on Sunday, the 2Sth ult, by
grand reception by the President in the CaDlldo and
afterwards by review OF the troops, both national
and those belonging to the State. They made very
creditable appearance and performed the various
evolutiOns required of them very well.
Several accidents have occurred IN consequence OF
the reckless manner in which young men ride
through the streets. In one an old woman was
Knocked down and Killed.
against tue government. After period OF nine
months, during which his place OF business has
0een N Inc nanos o. 1ne MT ne houx
they are not worth the hall OF their former value.
The government, OF course, will make no compensa-
ton Tor this loss anording another illustration OF
the nature OF tho justice which Is meteo out to
foreigners.
Merchants in Panama grumbe fearfuIy at the
excessive freights cnargea them BY the Panama
Railroad Company. Iney are particularly loud in
' report tnat tne COMPANY naa @aas
considerable reduction IN the rates on through
freight between New York and San Francisco the
trade Of the lstnmus Is an item OF considerable I'M
p0rtarce TO the company, and merchants here think
that they ought to nave the benefit OF any reduction
well az In New York or San Francisco.
Captain X. Hargeshemer, OF the North German
LloJds, 10 now IN this city making arrangements for
the new line OF steamers to be run between Aspin.
wall and Bremen. 1t Is expected that the line VIII
20 into operation In a few months and VIII con-
tribute in no small degree to the developement OF
The pubic health has been very good for some
time past. The rains are about over and what the
natives call their summer is setting IN beautifully
General Williams late United states Minister TO
Salvador, goes north to-day per Alaska.
There Is no news from Bogota
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COURT CAlEnDA2-THIS DAY,

COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. Henry Porter robbery;
Same vs. Charles Connor and Thomas Jones' do. !;
do. Same vs.. James Wilson and Thomas Mcdonald
burglary; Same vs.. Patrick Sullivan, do; Same vs..
John Walsh, felonous assault aud battery; Same vs.
George Sipp DO; Same vs. John w. Crawford grand
larceny; Same Vs. John Smith, do. Same vs. Peter
COsgr0ve,- do; Same vs.. Lars Johnson, grand lar
ceny from the person; Same vs.. Elizabeth Van Zandt
larceny from the person; Same VS.. Merritt L. Key.
nods obtaining goods by false pretenees; same vs..
Joseph l.. Miner, do; Same vs.. Robert O'Connel,
bgamy; Same w. John Tanzy, cruelty 10 animals;
Same vs. Elizabeth M'iey, petit larceny; Same vs.
Lizzie Kelly grand larceny; same vs.. Catlarine
D0ugherty, do. L.. -
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Deputy United States Marshal Killed.

Deputy United States Marshal Killed.
fSedaha, Mo. dec. " correspondence ST. Louis re.
publican.l
f.. W. Noses, OF this city, Deputy United States
Marshal, was shot aud killed BY Felix Whltworth on
Saturday, the 4th inst at six O'Clock, Id Camden
county, eighteen miles from Linn Greek. Moses to-
gether with Mr.. Ben Ratcli assistant United States
assessor, went there TO arrest WhitwOrsh, who was
running an Illicit distillery, who had been hiding and
avoiding arrest Moses and Ratclin had stopped at
mousse Tor the night ana were seated IN front OF q
fireplace. The door OF the house was thrown open
and the fatal shot fred the ball entering body in
the vicinity Of the right nipple. He lived about
and made his escape. The body arrived here by the
mall train to night and IL now lying at HIS late resi-
beloved by all those VINO knew MIN. He leaves q
wife widowed mother, brothers and sisters TO mourn
his tragic death. The excitement Is Intense here
over the affair."
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VINO have arrived up TO the present date inSuG G
two from Canada are:-Archbishops PURCELL GIN
cinnati; BIanchet Oregon; McCioskey. New YORK;
Bisnops Uernenes Ptttsburg; o'Hara, Scranton Null
len, Erie; 0din, New Orleans; Dubois Gaives,on; We.
Mcfarland. Connecticut. AL are In excellent health
and while away the interval between now Snd the
Council In viewing the great excavations and novel
ties of Rome Tne amiaoie Archbishop OF New York
and Father McNierney ENJOY the sunshine on the
Pincian Hill every evening. Unobtruslvely, on f0ot
tney walk over the charming grounds and seem TO
ike the Central Park-whch It is-of old Rome.
The American bishops are the observed OF all ooserv
ers, and are considered to be 1ne specimens OF
healthy manhood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-13
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA.
Terrible Hurricane and Loss Of Life and
Property in Guatemala.
The REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA ENDED.
Interesting News from Bolivia, Peru,
Chile, Paraguay and the ar
gentine Republic

The steamship Alaska, Captain Gray, rrom Aspn-
wall December 2, arrived at this port yesterday.
The amount Of specie she brings amounts to $27 s4s
The purser will receive thanks for favors received.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Dec. !, 1869.
The Pacific steam Navigation Company's steamer
Panama arrived in this bay, from Valparaiso and
intermediate ports on the 10Th ult. From our south
coast exchanges We are enabled to obtain the fol-
lowing summary OF news.
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was met with the retort 'You are o God damned
lar,n &c.
Mr. Shine Is the semi-ofrcial who was hauled over
the Goals for part he played before the jury that
.whitewashed" the Jackson murder case IN the
First ward.
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PERU.
Submarine Cable Proiects-Esta hlishunent Of
an. Agricultural Institation-Port Rcgula-
lions.

tiOns.
LIMA, Nov. n, 1860.
The project OF Senior Paz Sedan for the laying Of
submarine telegraph cable from Tumbes to Panama
has been gladly accepted BY government, as no con-
ditons as to privilege guaranteeing Of interest on
capital laid out stipulated for. The terrestrial
line from Callao to Tumbes, the frontier town. VIII
be completed in few months; the line il now
opened as far az Malabrigo.
The proposal OF Mr.. Henry r. Ross has conse-
quenty been rejected for Q sumarIne cable ali the
way from Caiao TO the fsthmus OF Panama ma ma
bargaIned for the concession OF twenty-five years,
privilege, besides guarantee OF six per cent inter
est on The sum Of E8t ,0QQ-thc estimated cost OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-13
The RICHARDSON-N'FARLAND CASE
Views of the People, Pro
and Con.

The opinions OF the people are rising to q clearer
and more dispassionate view OF the Richardson.
Mcfarland case and 1t is reasonable to expect that
the weight Of public sentiment will settle very soon
into the profound and permanent conviction that
the doctrine Of annuity and free love IL not compat
bic with the we'll being and happiness OF society.
The correspondence appended Is unusually interest
ing:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-13
An Old Fogy Insists that Mcfarland should
be Hanged.

be Hanged.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The HERALD having more influence than any other
paper in the United States 1t IS consequently most
important that the views 1t publishes on any subject
OF law or social morals be correct.
Looking back over forty-nve years OF married life
I have never known an instance OF any woman
leaving her husband for another man simply because
he had lost his property, fallen into trouble or even
crime II he treated her kindly. have known scores
OF women who daily concealed the unkindness and
indignsies put upon them, and while nwardly
and often physically suffering from the effects
OF lii.treatment, would ostentatiously speak
OF those same unmany tyrants as good" ana
'kind.u No outsider can ever know whether 9 nus
bano il really tender to his vile or sneakin9 nypos
critic.
Suppose every woman in New York, whose hus-
band neglects her for the smiles OF some Other
woman, Should apply the pistol to her unfaithful
spouse, how many corpses do you tpinx would re-
quire burial before nightS
Should q demoraLed jury acqult McFar1ano,
should the Governor pardon or the Snerln lau 70
hang the murderer would RICHARDSON'S Drotner,
wife or any near kinsman, be justified In shooting
the ASSASSIN on slghtY
Ir one sort OF crime-and crime above all others
subject to mistake, {. e., the Imagination placing
fancies and jealous suspicious FOR 1actsbe properly
treated by cold blooded assassination, who shall SAY
that other Crimes dlficut OF proof, should not Do
properly punished by individuals acting as Jury,
Judge and executioner II the laws are wrong, alter
Them while they exist execute them. Thus only
'"A '0' a NATION OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Proceecings-EIection of ON
GERS.
Teleprams from Paris OF the lst OF December
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOHNTMENT
Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels,

The Stomach is tho great Gentle which inGu-
ences the health rdIscase Of The syItem--abused
Or debiIitated by exccss--indigestion offensive
consequences. Allied so the brain, it is the
source of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints and unrcfreshirg sleep. The Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious disorders,
pains IN the side, &c. The Bowels sympRthiIe
by Costiycrcss, Diarrhou aud pysrntory. The
principal action Of these Pills IL on the stomach
and the liver, lungs bowels and kidneys patici-
pate in their recuperatiye and regonorative oIer-
AiiAn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
ErYsipelas and salt Ahepm

Arc two OF the most common and virulput dis
orders prevalent on this continent. To thcee the
Ointment is especially antagonistic it, "modus
operandi" lie first to eradicate the venom and
then complete the cure.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Ernptions ON the Eskin.

Arising from bad stute Of the blood or chronic
diseases, arc eradioAtcd and a clear and tTanspar-
ent surface regainCd by the restorative action of
this Ointment 1t surpassess many Of tie cos
motics and other toilet appliances in ts power to
dispel ashes and other disfgurements Of tho face
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Female Complaints.

Whether in the young or old, married or sin
gle, At the dawn Of womanh0od, or tho turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display 80 decided an
influence that marked Improvement is soon
perceptiblc In the health Of the patient Being
purely vegetable preparation, they are n safe ard
reliable remedy for all classes Of Females in ev-
cry condition Of health and station Of life.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Bad Legs, Cd sores, and Ulcers,

Cases Of many years standing that have per.
unaeiouEy refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invariably succurnbcd to Il lew
appliCatiurs Of this nuvrrful ttuvp.ut
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

CAUTlON!-None are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and London" are
observable as Water mark in every leaf Of tho
book of directions around each pot or box; Tho
same can be plainly seen by holding tho leaf to
the light. A handsome reward will be given to
any one rendering such Information az may lead
to the detection Of any party or parties coInter.
feitIng the medicines or vending the same know.
ing them to be spurious.
- Sold at the mandatory Of Professor Hol-
LowAY SO Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
throughout tn. civilized world.
va There is considerable saying by taking the
larger sizes.
n b. Directions for the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are affixed to each rot and box.
Va Dealers in my well known medicines can
have Show Cards, Circulars, &c, sent REF OF
EXPENSE, By addressing Thomas Holloway, 50
Malden Lane, n. l. tebI2dwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22

BuniOn', Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Ristula, Gout, Lumbago, MercuriaI Eruptions,
Piles, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Skin
Diseases, scalds, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Throats, Sores Of ali
kinds, SprSins, Stiff Joints, Tetter, Ulcers, Ven
erenl Sores; Wounds Of all kinds.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-22
Piles and Fistula.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent AZ
stubborn disorders is eradicatod locally and en-
trely by the use Of this emolieut; warm fomen
tRtions should precedo its application. Its heal
ing qualities will be found to be thorough apu
invariablo.
Both the Ointment and PtRs should be used
in the fo{iOtCiUg c1gsy.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-30

Wto. l32.-Gin 8auplab Isl BEL 230 SuB
on Der Gtcfsitr Srn 2inSun StvaGs, irirb I'm
Gan3sn pbsr ilslDeils pirfauFt ,sntt It opr.
,dslth 81 si1snt 5ols9pf sStb psblf,I per.
fauFt
Nto. t33.-Gin Snuplas so! tsi 23O Sue,
an pn Sfitts pcn s8afer Strabs. ssasnipartis
als SCbIsnparb tsnuet, Wonit Gin f66nee @s.
itaft beirrbsn pirb. Dirb wctIftil strfauft NIT
por.tdIbafteH 9;binsunssn
Hrp, 1870 GGarss BON Der AlIsntcwn
Natunnl 8anf
9lrO. 1870 S6ats Gatafauqua 8ant
Stcd. ....
Nrc. 138.-gin ,DeiaSdiaes Badatintrnts
5aue, 20 bsi 32 8ub, NIT sinRSdissr Riimt, alIs
3Immsr tape,irt, @as. Spbrant, II. {. no, sels>
gen In Bdlnut Straee, ,pif8sn 8!sn unS 9ten
Sssinaun8en annsbmbar.
Nrc. l39. - Gin pur,uali&ss spsiliSdlass
SatIeInbaus nit 3w.lSdigsr Siimt Got 40 tst
l25 SUP, nit i@Bnsm tadiisin.n,m Staa, IhSn
aeir9sn an Der sesiititt Der 9hn Strass, ,wii6sn
Surner urb @bsw, gDohlf,I.
9iro. t40.-Gin nsueS ,w,ia6fiaes 5rdmse.
tdure; Got 20 bsi 200 5uB, lGSn asl.ssn in
eer eBaInut StraBs. ,wf6m 2tsn uno 3t.n.-
| Srtr publfsil.
! Nro. f4f.-@in ntuss ,psiHSdisss 8adiistn.
atbduos, NIT sinfbdis'r 5ramEtHs Got 90 BEL
23O S5ub, .it @urprntrfdnr, ts Eel 80 sus,-
Buhlftil.
g'rc. f42.-Sin jwsifSdisss 5rdms,bautt,
NIT sinifbdissr 8ids Got 35 Bel ITO Jue,
idbn Ssls9en an Der Sflfits b,b 9tsn Strast,
itrtiGen Sariltun uup Walnut. sBobIftit.
glro. 143,-3wti ,psia6dis. Badi,nbduI,r
NIT sinFbdser Ride; Got II BEL so s5us.--
gSsitisits Der 9trn Stabe, sipildsn 5amiltcn u.
gBalnut.
9lrO, 146.-&ins ausss,si6nste Wiible, nit
nisfrtlsnbrr Waiisrfraft. Sin pifra5diaes @.s
66us,, nit S&isftrba&. so bet 60 Jus. SRA,
iafnets na4 nturm Sttl, in better Orbnuna, nit
paar Stsntn. @'slsssn IN 5rfsmanstura.-
seIrb pctlfsil Dnfauft.
gSrp. lac -@ine ause,,a&nttt iJarm bon 43
Adtr, en 5bttl bappn Sof3. unb gDtsIeuIanb,
nit elmer Wablmabln nit paar Sttinen babel
eollanbiae Naf6inerie gum famnsn BON BelIe.
SGDn sslseen In Stsr Sauccn 5uipnlbtp, &c.
bisb @OuntY, nate Gcppnsburs. gBrp unter
sutfn Ssbinsunssn strtauft.
grp. I47. Gin nsuss spsiaGdiass 8adasin.
tsneS e'sHaubt, nit SwfIR5dssr Sitt Got 20
t10 8uS. Sd6n sslsssn an Der SdbIste bon
Gstw Strabs, Ifrif&m 6tn unb 7tsn. Birb
pUbIfeil pnfauft.
8. 8. Gooo, s. .. Rube.
1eb. i6. 1869. natS
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Sebigb GMSauebdmna GiIembabn
(asbibt Roahn unp S3ifabrt Gc,)
TCinter 4neronuna,


Ben unb mad WDntag ben a. Diebr. 1865
~erbtn Die 3aBs auf pi'itF Ba6n iOlssnbsrma6sr
abgtttn
Bnlaiisn altntcwn fdr SerantoR, BiItss.
batrf, Wauh @6unf unb ,rti6.nlIt5snbs Sta
ttCnsn I'm 2. AZ 8aGmittass.
Sir Bethlehem unb Cation UNI 227 a. W
ffir Nen gjorf unb Stewart um 227 u. M
Sir Ytilapslptta pia AOrb psnniplsania Gt.
fenbabn nm 227 une srrt@t philadelphia uH
$40 Nu6mittass
3uruffebrcno:
galaiIsn 9tiIabrlptia (SuFs Stra6s CtppD UNI
GAS 8ormttase.
gsrlafsn ghp gort (5ub bon Barclay StraBs)
uni 90 Gornittaes
Bnlaim 9teB 2IOrt C8ub Don eIbnty Ssraet
s, R, Sd uni 3. 90 8ormtitaas,
SerlaiIsn Serantcn um COS 8Ormittaas unb
sStlfsabarrt uu 10. 90 8prmittaas. unb yaud
Gbunt um 10 Na6mIttass, Gatalauaua Tim
2.16 NaGmittuss uro srrsIhsn aasntcwn Tim
227 gla6mittass.
Der nBrblit sttrnbt Bug BON @aaon I'm
lt50, littt init ben 3Gssn psr Wcrris unb @Rsr
oHtt Der Central gtInbabn BON Nsw 9jorf unb
nit benz Sus Der o, uo D. @iisnbabn bon Wtt.
laeslpbia In g.rblnours
Jebn p. JlslsY, supt.
DEC. l. tt68. ratS
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DUdm0tiDn.

Sintsuol bsr Adhtt. II. Brcpsr ern9atsr, IRA:
toent'Hihier in ben perfhttosnen Gsuritn pcn Com:
mon pleas pom otitten 8srt&ts6sjirf tSiishsno aus
Den Gauntiss ee6a uno Dlcrtbamptcn, i'm Staei
peanplpansa, sraft lsinss a,pts prdibsni; Ridbtsr
Der psrlhiepsnen Gcurisn pcn Srer unb Serminer
uno all9saisiutr Ssfansuif:Gr in tsiasisn
Saunttss; uno . api B eaurp, uuo 3 nc S
3 ri o. Gfqrs. Stbulfsrihttr DIR Gcurten ron
Orsr NIB Gtrminsr uno ausemsiner G5'finsuis:gr;
sftsuns fir bic 8iebtuu9 ron 5uupi: uub ancsrn
Bsrbrsebsn IN tsfa9tsn etsba Gountp brsn BsfsbI
an MIDI gsribtst babtn, portn ils cine @curt peu
Srsr une Ssrminer uub pisrteiidbtlihsr Sisun9
uno Common pleas anbsraumen, pslhs s,baltsn
psre-" fol- in bsr Staet ausntaun, fir tas gauntr
esda, auf fen
erifen Wonta9 i'm Wonot Npril, 1869, 4
rslbss Der 4is Gag bss tsIastsn Mcnats III, unb
rpeIbs ors W0hsn eausrn iclI':
go miro biermit Rabri1t es9ets'3
on alls 5rispsnsribtsr unb GcuRabd innsrbait bss
bts9ttn 9auupesdba, pus fis oann unp taislbt fidh
IN si9snsr psricn nit ibrsn &cus, 8storbs, SnqaiE
iitlOnsn unb Gramnaticnsn tin,ufnben batsn um
'brtn pfIibtfn Tor sria9ter Court abiuwartsn.
Oes9leiben iper6en oub alle Oieieni9en,
peId,e as9sn Ssfan9ene in Dem @sfinanis css Gaun:
trs esha ais aiaer cbsr 3su9sn auf,utrstsn babsr,
bsnabrth9st eGP re ilb albert unb oalabit sin3u'
hnesn babsn, um pisfsltsn ~ proquiren, tpis es ib:
ueu Rcebt pdntsn mao.
8s9tb.n unter mrnsr Sanc, in Der ytabt ausn'
taun, oietn l0tcn Saa SRdr,. I'M Sabre unisrss
osrrn 1860.
o 2 : trbalts bic 8tpubltt!
John p. Miller. S6eriT.
SbsrifS:amtttuts, ausntaun.
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~ Sefanntma6un9 !

Ginsm geebrten bieiiscu uuo austpartgsm
Yublifum made ib bitrbur6 betannt, SaB it
fcrtpdbreub ole Sprteu Seppide, elbIt 9sfrr-
tist auf ounb gum Uertauf babe, iotpie itetS be-.
rsit bin, ouf Stitelluua Ssppibr, Gorpet, ysi.
nenes uno SSolsne Stcffe ju tpebcn. unb pers
iprcd)e Su9Ieitb bic rsellite unb promptcits Ne,
bicnuno SD Crlube oieirbaIb Gill 9eebrtcS
4ubliIum um bic uebsrSeusun9 gu gsiuinnsn,
ipe0en Der 9iai9teit unb 8setdt gu mir 3u TOM
men. Su taufeu unc beltsaen gu ipcIlcn
SId,tt StraBc Spl6sn Der SdmiIton uno Sin'
psnitra 3 SbRren inter Spagenbudb'S 8aIt-
baus.
" y. Seppi6e ItstS bcrrdtbis unO ipsrOsn i'm
8roEeu unb SIeinen bertduit
- Sonatban .. Wisano.
OItObsr %, 1868 naS-
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Ma6tS bef1nnt!
gum gpsthsilt
ors grebrtfn On blikn TT
Jlfrs, G6arles 8. 5ngen6ut6,

)l(rs, G6arles 8. 5agen6uc6,
ans.iaat tat, unS nod tasltG nsue !3ulabs 30,
Yblaeelpbia unb glsu gDorf srb1lt--unS ban II
fir 8ars,lb enfuuft unp psbslaasn uu@ niece,
psrtauit--linb fOlsli6 niht sintn Stud In Der
Bidder unb tin.n anesrn auf ben Sntlpss bal
popOn itrt ststrtt Sanbsn bic 9nttrsiIen uni
trtn esbsnspruft hssatltn fpllsn, 70 1T lis bier.
Our& In BEN Stanb s,i'st, itrs @aarsn at,ulabsr
Boblfeiler als Die SilIi9fen,
Sore 0aaren ale 30 bsnamsn III unmSat&
boo Der Stpd fuet ale bic neusiitn Stglsa ppr
Oamen uno 8inoersSonnets,
f6idli& fir bic Sabrs,ttt, In fih--io aud Ban
otr, 9Iumsn, unb fur, alrs wpna6 in sintm
fclhsn gtnblismtnt na1sslu6t trirp. .--Wan mue
isltR bd i6r anrufsn um lid sntn 8esriiT ron
ttrtm trlnNn145ntn unb wphlfsiItn Stpd maGm
,u t5nnsn.
G&reane. .Nillinns pueri an @ity.prfibm
nttt @attr In itrsm 6a&s tsiprst.
E@rO Oant,nb fiir bic i6r bisbtr gu 5tsil &C.
rprbsntn libsrul.n unterRdbuns, unb nit 3uurr'
iiht aud fsrnsr .in,n libsralsn Sttll Der Sffsnt'
li&sn @unii gu ssnl,bsn, Iabst Fs nO&muIs aas
sin, bel ibr Scr5uiprtafn unS it isltit 3u iibtr'
jsuSsn, bdb ifs Stbes pbtr Stbtn sbrltf
unb aufri&tis bttuneslr ipirb.
Wrs, s. .. 6d9enbu6.
Stunt 2. 1868 nbbp
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SSsrS aSeuu'G. SStegeIbabm.
sIllcntann unb Nbilabelpbta.
Winter Ginribtunesn auf unb no1 Den
23ften Ropember, 1868.

8!nter Ginri6tunesn auf uno nadD Dem
23tten gtopember, 1868.
Bisr ta9ii6s 3ass
WaNa9srs fdr philadelphia nsbmtn bic esba
Sdss 81 aasntaun UNI sos MOrssns, UNI ll.45
NROrasns uuo nm 5.55 uno esha unb Susausbannu
am 2.42 giatpmitta9s mahsn tnet -Serbincune
init 3d9sn oct Sicrp Epsunlplpania:Gi fsnbabn 81
8stb!ib:m nnb srrsidsn philadelphia rspsttip um
$40 @ormitiass, 2.l0 unp 5.25 Saa4mittoss
pal0sisrs fir Doulssiopn ntbmtn ben 30
Wlor9sus l2.05 unb 800 SlaHmittasss3us ju Bttb;
sbsm, pstdbsr mi, eunSbals in 8Tttueun9 itsbt.
Surahhsbrfun
8tTiaTsu eas Depot 8srfs uno Anistisan
@traesn, pbuarslpbiu. um z. 45 u. 9.25 SRor9ns,
las unh 90 giuhmittass, uub srrtidbtn autntauu
rsfpstiips um l0.40 @rrmita9S 1920, Ais une
SIS N1ahmii!ass.
Gpkal- 5 sbul.
paFaaisr:3dss 9sbsn tdslid pom Depot o..
s3. Cd Bsrts uno american Str. pbilaotlpbia. at
5dr Bsblsbsm UNI AS uuo 9.25 gRorssns, As
uub 800 Gladbmitta9s.
SUr DeptsstogpE um S.45 GRcrasRt, 2.45 u.4.l5
Slatmiita9s.
Sdr eanspale um 6.20 Slabmittaas
Sir Sort QBaIbin9ton UNI 1880 8Ormittass uno
ll.3O NadmittO9s.
Sage fir pbilaoslpbia.
@srlafsn 8ablsbsm UNI 600, NlOrssns, unb
12.05 300 unb Cos SlaGhmittoss
8srIaFsn DOplsstepn UNI $50 8ormtta9s unb
$40 sos glahmitta9s. Der tsste 5us madt Der:
tiubuns fdr 'luentOpn.
StrlaNsn eansoals UNI $40 ibr S,lor9sns
8trlaiisu Sort S8afhinetcn UNI 1000 8rrmits
tass unp 900 glahuiita9s
SenntaotR.
BsrlaFsnpbiabdbaia fir 8dblsbsm UNI $50 iibr
EVOrstus uno fir DeyIestopp UNI 200 Siadmittoss
@sriaGsn Dcptsstaun fir philadelphia am 7.0C
Ncrssns unS Bstbtsbsm tar pbiIabsipbia um 4.O(
g.admitto9s.
aus pdda9isr 3dst psrbinosn an osr Ssrt'
Girast, philadelphia, nit ben 5. uuo 9. Strastr
gitp GiItnbabnen.
Tabr Nreis - ausntaun ua& pbilabtlpbi'
81. S5
SsSU. "a. @larf, assnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-30
Su perrenten.

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