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MInESI MInES.!

THE subscribers will pay four cents per pound
for clean slaughtered hides and five cents per pound
for clean slaughtered calf-skins, well taken off.
They will also keep on hand general assortment
of leather, of superior quality, which they will dis
pose of at very low prices. TERMS: Cash, grain,
and hides. YOUUG g. RICHARDSON.
Carrollton, August 20, lS47-45-tf.
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

BuFFALo.-Thc election was holly contested
and resulted in the choice Of Wing Mayor
Whig justice Of the Peace, and six Wings oI
the ten Alderman chosen The Supervisors
sland three Wings and Two LOcos. Mr.. Aliens
majority for Mayor is lOl.
UrIcA.-JosHuA A. SPENcER, Wing. elected
Mayor BY 500 majority over LocOs aud Aboli-
iionists, P. y. Kellogg, Wing election Super
visor. Wing Justice also elected. All the As
SCISSORS Whigs.--Largcst Whig vote since 1874.
SYRAcUsE.--Aarvey Baldwin, Wing eleeItd
Mayor by Sc majority.
CHICAGO. lLL.--Eyery,hiug Wing by tremen.
dous majoriles. The vote 10 be regarded as a
test.
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Mr., CLAY and Mrs. Polk.

We find the following well-iold anecdole in
the Western Continent, Of Saturday:
''lt is doubtless known 10 our readers, that
shortly before his departure from washington,
Mr.. Clay attended a dinner party, with many
other distinguished gentlemen OF both political
parties. at the Presidents house. The party Is
said to have been a very pleasant niiair-ihe
viands were choice, the wine was old and spark
lng-good feeling abounded, and wit and lively
reparlee gave zest 10 the occasion, while Mrs.
Polk, the winning and accomplished hostess,
added The finishing grace Other excellent house.
wifery in the superior management OF the feast.
Mr.. CLAY Of course honored with seat near
the Presidents lady. where It became him TO
puI in reausilion those insinualing talents which
he possesses in so eminent degree, and which
are irresistible even to his enemies. Mrs. Polk
with her usual frank and aifdble manner, was
extremely courteous TO her distinguished guest,
and whose good opinion, as ofall who share the
hospilalities orlhe White House, she did not fail
to win.
"Madam," said Mr.. Clay, in that bland man.
ner peculiar 10 himself, 81 must say that IN my
travels, wherever have been, in all companies
and among all parties, | have heard but one
opinion Of you. All agee in commending in
The highest terms Of your excellent ubminislra.
,on Of the domestic affairs Of the White House.
Bul," he continued, directing her attention to
her husband. "as fer that young gentleman
there. cannot say as much. There ls," said
he, 'some liule difference of opinion in regard
to the policy Of his COURSE"
"Indeed," said Mrs. Polk, am glad TO hear
that my administration is popular. And in return
foryour compliment, will say that ilIhe country
should elect a Whig next fall, know of no one
whose elevation would please me more than that
of Henry Clay.
"Thank you hank you, Madan,"
--"And will assure you Of one thing. II
you do have occasion 10 occupy the While
House on the fourth of March next il shall b.
surrendered to you in perfect order from garrel
to cellar"
"l'm certain lhat-
But the laugh that follwed this pleasant ropar.
tee, which lost nothing from the manner nor The
occasion Of it did not permit the guests at the
lower end Of the table to hear the rest Of Mr..
Claws reply. Whslher he was "ceran that"
he should be the tenant of the Presidents 3 man.
sion, or whether he only said he was "ceran
that" whoever did occupy it would fnd it in
good condition, like the result of the coming
contest for the Presidency, remains a mystery.
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February aG Is4a,

The following law has been received a, the
AUDITORS Office, since the Tsxlaws and instTuc.
lions were forwarded 10 the Township Assessors
The Assessors are now only required to prepare
a list Of persons liable TO be enrolled in the
Militia, apd fls the same with the IovBshiP
clerk;
AN ACT
To oamend an act entitled "An act 10 regulate
she Mililis," passed March lslh, I8al, and
an amendatory act thereto, passed Februa.
~ 25sh lS45.
SEC. I. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, Thar Ibe fifth section
of the FRS, reciIed aci," audIhe first aud third
sections Of the amendaiory act thereto, and SO
mueh ofthe fourth section ofths said amendato'
ry act as requires the Eolunieer companies to
hold brigade muster and sncampmenl; and SO
much Of the above reciied act as requires the
the township assessors to demand Of or collect
from tho persons subject to enrolment in the
militia the sum Of fifty cents each, be and the
slme are hereby repealed.
JOSEPH s. HAWKINS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
CHARLES B. GODDARD,
Speaker Of the Senate.
FEBRUARY "a, Is4a.
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FOR SALE wish to sell good new story
and half fran house, wilh the lot, situated direct
ly opposite my own residence in Carrollton. Inc
house is forty feet by eighteen, with kitchen IA
by l6. offer it very cheap for cash, or will sell
i. on time. Jan. 90. A. L. LlTTELL.
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ADMINISTRATORSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigh-
ed has been duly appointed Administrator ofthe
Estate of LARANCE EBNER, decd. All
persons having business with said estate, will
uonsac, it accordingly.
Dated this Third day of February l849.
JOSEPH B. TIDRALL.
February 3, l04s. l7-3I.
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JUST A RRIV h d.

A FRESH AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ERUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS,
DlE.STUFFS, BRUSHEST FOREIGN g.
DOMESTIC PERFUMERY.
The subscriber has again renewed his stock o
the above articles, including among other things
an exce5nl lot Of camwood, logwood. lac dye,
cochineal cream tarur, alum prnssiale, and
Bichromale Of Potash, aud Acids. Also, of
Oils, sperm, Lard, Olive, castor and FIaxseed.
Physicians wishing 10 supply themselves with
the very best quality Of medicines, will do we'll
to call. Among these are The various extracts,
such us of Indian Hemp, Quassia, Rhei, Vale.
rian, &C., together with many ofthe latest med.
icines in use.
Prescriptions put up with care.
+. S. HENlNG.
Two doors below the Bank.
SIeubenvlc, Dec. 8. 1917.
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CHARGE AND SPECIFICATION preferred ngains
BreVct Major General Worth, Of the Uniteu
States ArmV.

CHARGE.-Behaving with contempt and disrc
spect towards his commanding officer.
SPEclFIcATIoN.-ln this, that the said Brevet
Major General Worth, in communication da.
ted November II, l847, addressed through the
Acting Assistant Adjuluut General attached to
the general headquarters of the American for.
ces in Mexico, TO the Secretary Of War, under
the prelexl and form Of an appeal to The Presi'
dent of the United States from General Order
No. 349, published November l2, l847, in the
name and by the command of Maj Gen. Scott
Generul-in.chief of the said forces at that time
and still tho said Worths commanding officer
the SAID Worth grossly accuses the said Scott o
having been, in The said order, acluated by ma
lice against him, the said Worth, as well as 30
having acted in manner unbecomng all off
Ger and u gentleman" towards him, the sale
Worth, in the matters Of the said order. Al
this at the capitol Of Mexico, ut the dale frs
above written.
WINFIELD SCOTT, Major General, &c,
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Things 10 be Rememb ered!!!

The following among other Resolutions were
passed by accamation at the Lucoloco State
Convention, held at Columbus on the 8Ih Of Jam
uary, l843.
"ResoIred, That the beneficial operation Of
the Tariff act OF 1916 has fully answered the
expectations offs friends, and lriumphaully re-
lued The objections Of its adversaries, AND is A
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION of The Wis.,
dom of Democratic Policy on that subject"
"Resolrrd, That The war exists unprovoked
by the act Of Mexico--lhal II has been recog-
niscd by all the authorizes Of our government,
having jurisdiction of The subject; THAT 1T is A
Constitutional, National, Just and DEEEN-
SIVE War ON THE PART OF THE UNITED STATES;
and, as such, entitled 10 receive the earnest sup
pant Of every man deserving the name of palri-
ot."
/" Pcsolrcd, That BANKS OF CIRCULATION ARE
HOS LIE ALIKE To THE EQUAL RIGHTS OF THE
PEOPLE, AND THE PRINCIPLES OF SOUND POLITICAL
ECONOMY. That HARD MONEY is the only
Currency recognised by the Constitution, The
only currency that delrauds no man, the only
currency that is EXpedieAt and just"
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be offered on The 25lh Of March, 1848
at II o'clock A. NJ, by public oul-cry, on the
premises, the building (together with Lot No.
81, on which it is silualed, in the original plat
Of Cenlrevillc, now Carrollon) known as the
REFORMED LUTHERAN CHURCH.
{ MICHAEL ABRAHIMS,
Trustees JACOB JACOB sTEMPLE, STE ,
JACOB HELFRICK.
COrrollton, Feb. II, 1848.
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WHEN TO SPEAK, AND WHEN NOT.
-" have known" says Cicero, "many sins
by speaking few by keeping silence;" II is lher-
fore more difficult to know how To be silent Than
to speak. And there is spanish proverb 10 the
same effsct-"Ony fool may babbIe, but it takes
wise man to hold his tongue"
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STOKELY 4 TRIPP.

Attorneys and CouaSellorS al Lap,
FFlCE in the court house. The retainer ofthl
one will secure the sevices oithe other.
anollton, May 9, l845-lf.
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SUPREME COURT. THE TARIFF, THE
TREASURY, &c.
WASHINGTON, March IS, l8lO.

WARRINGTON, March ID, lBtB.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court, in view Of
the importance Of The Rhode Island Dorr Case,
withhold their decision until tho next term.--
The Court, OF course, are agreed as TO the
illegally of tho whole Dor movement but not
agreed upon the question Of Martial Law
Upon the subject Ihero may, perhaps, be dis
senling opinion. Martial Law is prolific SUBJ
ect for The Legislature and the Couri; and others,
besides Cromwell, have been led TO exclaim,
they had rather be under the dominion Of red
cowls than red coats. There may be occasions
for Martial Law, but the real necessity for its
enforcement cannot bo frequent, and should be
probed by The Statesman as tho Surgeon would
dangerous wound on the body. The public
will look for whatever tho court may say upon
this subject with great deal Of interest.
Among the many odd things in Tho last speech
Of Chas. Jared lngersoll was tho following:
III call those gentlemen here who represent
the cotton interest, aud indeed the Representa-.
tives Of all tho Southern States, to the fact that
Great Britain derives an income of twelve mill.
ions Of dollars annually from tho sake Of A.
r.eFican cotton, in Ihe shapsoI twist. She sends
thar amount into Germany through the ports of
Trieste aud Hamborgh but Il 10 Hll American
soIlon, grown hero and convened into cotton
yarn in the factories Of England. Why cannot
We % convert is ourselSesip
For the best reason in the votd--thas an
American Congress, under the auspices Of the
Loco Foco party passIaws, the effects Of which
arc direct encouragement TO BRUSH capital aud
British manufactures. Further on, Me- lnger.
soil says, that SLAVE LABOR is the very best
in the world for such purpose Mark this. Ii
is because the labor Of america is nearly US we'll
paid asaho PabPer labor Of Europe, that an at
ietapti made TO nrgne Southern members OF
Congress into an idea OF the capacity Of this
country to manufacture cotton twist upon the
sans advantageous terms us it "a made in l3a
glad. Tbs great question for American
M,Ghanics ia answer Is, whether they can live
as Ss,laasrn Saves live, or as European pOuPer
pa a labor. Tine effect Of tho tariff Of lS46 is
70 reduce the wages OF Iabor--Io bring the poor
man OF Am .rican down 10 Ihs Standard ofthe
.Pv,r n,sn Of Europe.
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Armp matters.
Generals Scott and Worth.

The following is the correspondence between
Generals Scott and Worth, which led to the ar.
rest Of the later and suspension Of the former:
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30 the Creditors of David Work.
man, Dcccascd.--On the end day of Novem-
ber, in the year A. d. S47, the court of Common
Pleas of Carroll comfy, declared the Estate of Da-
vid orkman deed, to be probably insolvent; cred
itors aIe therefore required to present their claims
against the estate, to the undersigned for allow
auce, within six months from the time above men,
toned, or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN S. ORIN.
Dec. 81, AT. Ex'r Of David Workman
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APPLES TO CHINA.-A shipment of ap-
Piles had been made from the United States to
China, to which country that fruh has never be.
fore been exported.
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FRAZIER & BREMEN,
Wholesale GrOccrS, Produce and Com.
mission Merchants
MARKET STREET, BETWEEN THlRr AND FOURTH,
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,

MARKET STREET, BETWEEN THlRr AND FOURTH,
STEUBENVlLLE, ONO,
Would beg leave 10 call the attention Of mer-
chanls Of Carroll County 10 their stock Of Gto.
ceries, which embraces al extensive stock Of all
goods usually kept in such establishments.
Mr.. Drennen, Of the firm, is in the South,
where he will remain until Spring. purchasing
Sugar and Molasses from first hands,-thus en-.
abIing us 10 say with confidence that, us regards
quality and price, our stock will not suffer in
comparison with that ofany house in this place.
Being satisfied that we can make il the inter.
est of the merchants Of Carroll county to ex.
tend TO our establishment liberal share ortheir
patronage, we respectfully commend it 10 your
favorable consideration, under the assurance Of
firm determination on our part TO conduct iE
on the most just and liberal principles.
Steubenve, Feb. II, 1885,
SEVENTY-FlVE hhds. prime N. o. Su.
gar just rec d anG for sale al unusually low rates
by FRAZIER & DRENNEN.
goo Bags Rio Coffee landing, and for sale BY
FRAZIER Il DRENNEN.
$50 Bbls. Plantation Moasses, . prime arl.
Gle, for sale at reduced rates by
FRAZIER & DRENNEN.
so Chests assorted Teas, of latest imporla.
lions, reed from The East This day by
FRAZIER 81 DRENNEN.
40 Boxes, SIS, Tobacco, Of most approved
brands, for sale by FRAZIER g. DRENNEN.
ID Boxes NJ. r. Bunch Raisins, landing from
Steamer De VIII Clinton. and for sale by
FRAZIER g. DRENHEN.
rs Tierce New crop Rice by F.&D.
90 Bbs. Tanners Oil by F.&D.
100 Sacks Clipped Logwood, of superior
quality for sale by
WANTED TO PURCHASED bushels
Timothy seed, for which we will pay liberal
price in cash or Groceries. +. & D.
Sleubenville, Feb. II, 2848,
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MnlteO 5totrs Gorgrrss,
Editorial Correspondence OfPltts. Gazette,
VOTE ON THE RATIFICATION OF THE
TREATY

The treaty proposed by the Mexican Congress
was ratified by the American SENATE, with amend.
menIs, on the evening Of the 10Th Of March,
1913, by the following vote:
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HAbOut--FaCe"

Some two weeks ago, n number of Gente-
men who style themselves Dem. State Central
Committee" put forth an address "To the Peo.
pie Of Ohio" full of sound ard fury, and con.
cIuded with call for "a Convention of the
people Of the State of Ohio, 10 meet in Colum.
bus, on Wednesday, the 2Olh of ApriIe next"
10 devise ways and means TO set the laws at def.
ance, and restore the Bourbons to the Locofoco
throne.
few days elapsed after the promuIgrlion of
this political missile, when forth come the self
same gentlemen, with an order 10 "Halt-About
Facet" The time is chang ged-and The place
of operations is changed also. Got some very
cogent reason, doubtless, The "Convention of
the People of the State Of Ohio" is deferred
ill Wednesday, the 10Th day of May"--and
what is more remarkable still, this Convention
oflhe People ofihe State Of Ohio" is transferred
as if by magic, into meeting Of Zone delegate
for every 1000 votes given for Governor
which said delegates are TO be "chosen by the
:, Democratic party Of each county," at time
and place TO be designated by the County Central
Committed
WHEwl Here's proof oflhe CONFIDENCE which
the aiders and abettors of TREASON have in the
people! They must invite Them TO come--and
then they invite them not 10 comel They doubt.
less found by the experiment ofa few days, that
ifIhe PEOPLE should assemble, their would be q
sorry chance TO carry out their reasonable pur-
poses. There is Il conservative spirit abroad a.
mong the people, that will not brook treason, OF
countenance demogogues, where reason is left
FREQ TO combat error. And hence it is that on
SECOND THOUGHT the PEOPLE ARE INVITED TO STAY
AWAY!
We have heard some curious things with re.
gard TO the plans oGthe LEADERS ofihe Conspirs
lors-whoprelon TO have put the sovereignlS 81
the State into their breeches pocket, and carried
il away TO "No. 49," In proper time there may
be disclosures which will make the honest por
ton el the Loco(oco party STARE, at the exten
Of the depiavity of those 10 whom they had en-
trusted the lead, in the management ofparly mat
ters.-O. S. Journal.
THIS is THE PLAN. Many men have been a
q loss for the motive which influenced the Gfiee,
recusan' Senators TO engage in conspiracy ''
break up the Legislature, and much to believe
that party are now plotting the destruction of thC
State Government. ACincnnali correspondent
of the Ohio Statesman avows the plan in its ma
ked deformiIy and desuuctiVel-
Read what he says:--Cin. GGzetts.
"On the first Monday Of December next, thc
present Legislature of the State expires by con
sttu,ional Limitation. No Law, in conformity
with the requirements of the constitution, exisis
by which new Legislature can be chosen
The constitution provides for no such emergen
4 cy. The State then becomes dissolved, anc
!. society is resolved into its simple elements. Al
that is now held BY viriuo Of our statutes van
shes from our grasp. The carping about ''ves
ted rights" and the "involability Of charters, "
like the chartered institutions, will have gone tc
the tombs."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

1.-THE item Of news given below should have
been published couple of weeks ago. but was
inadvertently omitted
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10 Boxes NJ. r. Bunch Raisins, landing from
Steamer De VIII Clinton, and for sale by
FRAZIER g. DRENXEN.
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40 Boxes, SIS, Tobacco, Of most approved
brands, for sale by FRAZIER & DRENNEN.
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so Chests assorted Tens, of latest impora.
lions, reed from the East This day by
FRAZIER a. DRENNEN.
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Susannah Liston,
Petition for Divorce.

Abraham Liston.
NOTICE is hereby given to the said Abraham Lis
ton, that Susannah Liston his wife on the filth day
OF February, A. D, lS4s, filed in the Office of the
clerk Of the court of Common Pleas of said Carroll
county; her petition in chancery against said Abra-
ham Liston, praying ior a divorce-and that the
marriage contract now existing between them may
be dissolved for tn cause Of the gross neglect OF
duty on the part of the said Liston; and that said
petition will come on for hearing at the ne term
Of said court to be holden at Carrollton, within and
for said County of Carroll.
SUSANNAH LISTON,
By Scott and Turner, her Solicitors
Feb TO- lS4S. lS ct
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TO convince my friends, thar scOrn to wear ho,
nors not earned"
remain, sir, your obedient servant,
w. J WORTH, Brevet Maj. Gen.
Capt. II. L. SooTT, A. A. Adj't Gen. Head.
quarters.
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RDOWN & gRTswOIn

Attorneys and Coun$eilors at Lqw,
Oihcs in the court house, CarrolIon, Ohio.
March 30, l84l-GC
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goo Bags Rio Coffee landing, and for sale by
FRAZIER g. DRENNEN.
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ANALYSIS OF rHR VOTE.

Majority for tho Treaty. %
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l5O Bbls. Plantation Molasses, prime arli.
Gle, for sale ut reduced rates by
FRAZIER & DRENNEN.
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Is Tierce New crop Rice by
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PETITION PENDING IN THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY AND STATE AFORESAID.
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20 Bbls. Tanners Oil by
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''''''''''''''o ~ Ut I0'N1'I'
Capt. ScoTr, A. A. Adj. Gen., Headquarters.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09
9leues Cabinet Noorenlooer,
irl GGtaiauand,

Der lntirTihuctt matht btrmit tttaunt, cas or oin
Stcd rcn @nIanud J. 2ttlt 1etauft hat. unb HaB CT
tln nSllSs otinrt.SFaartnla9r fuHn attn Gtan.
o. IN rem Stiotbin Gataauqaa cetr- 0rSutplIel trs
etiutt bat. pc tcltdnb9 0a oono bdltSn rfrr nuf
SttiIun9 ptrftrtiacn wirp, ali 2rtlt in tinen "a:
h', dis Scfas. GtirttSrs, 9oJr, Centre. Sit. Dis
ntn9. uno Y'rcatfait Slht, bGb=froujGfibt Stihle,
frauiShlSht Stbautditlt, 9trimcut Ornaments, Yu.
hafhrdntt. Gcud)ts, Gneiiiht. Scrtfcrs. Scfattb',
Oiraus q,crtattt Ntsts, Stictrorre, 0sure0us aIsr
arttn. 6dlhrdufs, 0paihtaufs. Sttdocu ollSr alttu
gitrtibt, pauc Stc,ls Nrtsittibt. frOu;Ghibr IVA.
bc9anp 8ttIIatsn, II. 10, lammt alISr 2ltn 5dtbrn:
9tritb.
aurS atlt lrtitd Dix aorSbnlib in iclbtn gFoartn.
lager atfunetn rpsroin miro ndn bier nrfttt9u unb
guar ibr pctlftil
OF "a II FINE artifd unttr Finer aufrdht allt pr.
ftrtigu lIit, mo 80 aus Zen btitn 9atsrlatn, lc
fam CT fir eiyi. .ltS 9ul iiihsn.
0r5-fr bdtI auh tiitSuea alIs artm StdHs, Gss
etrsSeaaren. uuo 9Esipin;9HlGa,n anf panc, Il. 10,
wfbis CT aHss biIia rHtanien wirn.
oousbattr uno annsrs, bic rcu etisn artltd troiis
den, fub eu9saoSn an;urlfn.
Sipcn SrieOsridh.
SSptmttr 4. na6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-09
Stteber IL.
Sieue 81 liter.

Die llnterSeihnttcn babsn foebfn pcu Obi
lacslpbia uno Neu'Worf Elm arosss une al
9emciucs aIortiment &rocfeuer Giiter
rbaItru bateu. fditIib fur bic irbiae une
fcmmence Sabrsjdit, teifebenc sum 2bsI
aus breitcm Suh. @a6imre. Gattinst, Wc.
ftcnbeuse, StIpets. SIdnnslls. Gbeds. Mus
line, Gottune. Sombo sipeS.Glp attas, ecmri
ns'mo Sa;tin ssffrefts Gafbmers. Mous
IinRe Gains, Srcda. 3srffri. 2bibst, Me'
-rin6. uno dnbste aiten Sdamls. 6aneihu.
be. Snumpfe. eiess. Sdnbcr. Carpets. u.
f.Nw. - @benfa0s: 8affee. 3ufsr. &bcr.
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