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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
Ludicrous Parliamentary Forms.

Ihe following passage occurs in late
London letter to the n. \. Evening
Mirror:
The process Of receiving bills in the
Commons from the Lords will bear al
luding to, for the purpose of showing the
capacity in which the brother of the
Premier of England figures in respect
to it. An old man Sometimes two)
with wig three times as large and six
times as hldeous, if that be possible. as
judges wigs, and lawyers gown. pre-
sents himself at the bar, and makes a
profound salaam, regular stage Blue
beard sort of an affair. The eve of the
Speaker catches the movement-he
can't help lt-and he calls out, "what
have you got there?" Such
and such bill from the Lords" The
Speaker then inquiries, butwithout wait
ing for response, which is never given.
if it be the pleasure of the House to re-
ceive the communication? Whereup-
on the Sergeant-at-Arms, Lord Charles
Russell, hops out OF his little pieeon,hole
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

OF seat at the entrance of the House,
and walks up to the table, making obeis-
ances to the chair with most oriental
suppleness of back all the way, he being
accoutred in court costume--knee
breeches, silk stockings, buckled shoes,
and small sword On arriving at the
table he takes hold of the immense mace,
(Cromwell's "bauble,' y and back he
marches backward, fronting the Speak
er all the time, to the bar Here he
acts convoy to the Peers messenger,
and up the centre of the floor the pair
strut, stopping every four or five PAGES
to 60 through a particularly emphatic
crlnge. The bill being laid on the table,
the pair creep backwards, back again
and this Is the part of the performance
which most disturbs the gravity of the
grayest beholder; and assuredly nothing
so profoundly grotesque did mortal ewes
ever behold in the serious business of
life, as two full grown men thus sham
bling about on the tips of their heels,
like brace of elderly crabs Well,
Lord Charles, having deposited his fell
low tom-noddy at the bar, struts back
again to deposit the mace on the table,
and again retreats as betore--thuS max
ing six journies up and down the House,
and occasionally six different times in
the course of night
Foreigners who come into the Speak
erS and strangers galleries, and inquire
all about the forms of our popular as
sembly, can't understand the thing at
all, (nor indeed, for the matter Of that,
can natives either) for it is the most
incomprchenSible enigma that the bro
Their of the Premer-the brother also
of one OF our millionaire Dukes, and
above all RusSell-should perform these
degrading duties But Lord Charles
seems to have genius for the post.
He looks mcommonlv like butler in
a reduced famiIy--a little taller than
Lord John, and rather better looking.
He has a decided talent for walking, or
rather moving backwards and forwards,
with his heels close together And
should his commission creating relatives
start dancing academy under the SAN
atory act, the chances are that he'll be
made president Of the fifth position.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
VI A RIA 10 us a.
By J. s. c. ABBOT.

4 darker day never cnvclopcd in its gloom
the Austrian monarchy than when the be-
leaguering hosts of Napoleon enconpassed
Vienna, and from their cncircling batteries
were showcring shots and shells upon the
doomed city. The armies of Austria, in
rcpcs ted conflicts, had been mown down
and scattered by the resistless conqueror.
As the eagle of Napoleon giltercd upon
the hills which overlooked the city, the
royal family with the ''hot haste" which
terror ms pires, had fled far off into the w.lds
of Hungary. 1t is midnight. The sky is
streakcd with the fiery projecies, which,
like mc,eors of death, are descending into
the throngtd and dismaycd metropolis
Flames are bursting forth in every part of
the city. All hearts are frozen with terror
There is no place of refuge. Red hot balls
crush their way through dwellings of brick
and stone. Shells explode in the cradle of
tie infant and upheaying the most MASSEY
dwellings. bury their mangIed inmates be-
meath the iuns. The clamors of two hun
bred thousand combltanls fill the midnight
air, and mlngle with the thunders, OF one of
the most awful bomharImcn,s earth has
ever Witnessed.
In one Of the chambers of the royal pal
ace there lies maiden, sixteen years Of
age, the daughter OF King. Her father
and her mother, in the CONSERVATION of their
flight, were compelled TO leave behind them
heir sick child. Her cheeks are flushed
with fever, ana again paled with terror at
the uproar of the assault. The glare Of
bursting shells and the flames OF the spread
ing coaaaSrliion, pogtcntously .g!esA INTO
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
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dunn sheet aid con tains greater amount OF read
ing matter than any paper In the state out OF the
CITY Of Milwaukee The terms of subscription
which. under ordinary circumstances, we shall al
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1900 per year if not paid at the time OF sub
scrlbng, but any time within the year
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Of subs crptions.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
A Great Traveller.

silly practice 50 prevalent IN tins coun-
try, of giving to new towns and villa
ces, the names which have for many
centuries been applied to distinguished
places in Europe and Asia
." 1t was almost night when the steam
boat left the dock, and as soon as 1t
crew dark, our travellers went up to
the promenade deck to look at the stars,
and to enjoy the novelty of being atlOat
F. in the night. While they We're lean
Z ing on the railing making remarks on
everything that struck them as being
4 curious, stranger approached them
4 with Il scgar IN his mouth, and after lis
teuing to their conversation few mo-
lncnts, he venturcd to address them.
Charming evening, gentlemen, said
. the stranger.
Yes. sir, it is very lovely" replied
Jeremiah; - was just remarking to
my Young friend here, that the solemn
grandeur Of the scene was very I'M
prrs,jve.'
Upon my sou" said the stranger
i IL was Just thinking that very thing
myself; what liquid appearance the
water has -
Very" replied Jeremiah " it is a
pleasant thing to travel when there IS
such a constant succession of new and
surprising scenes, that one has hardly
time to dwell upon his own bad feel
ugs.
Yes" replied the stranger, but |
have rot sick of it, and am going home
ro,c,jlc quietly down on my tarm.where
can eat my own eggs and drink my
own cider"
Al! there's a pleasure in that, too, "
said Jeremiah Pray, have you ira
yr,lrd much p
Not much" said the stranger; |
have been as far as Rome, and once |
was fur from hum as Batavia. have
go, q sister married at Vienna, which !
-o To- see once a year; and once IN a
great while | 90 TO see my uncle IN Pc
n0.'
Iou must have been very great
travellers, sand Jeremiah.
81 don't call that nothing at all, SAID
'."' 'IH"2tI' mean ~ - ~ tt"
u.u fall.
How long since YOU were in Bata-
WIZ , :, ">N"d Jeremiah a., - a.. ....,,,,,,.
.Dnr h or, b,s Some corrrsnondrnt.
N Batavia" said Jeremiah; I'VE re
r,.yrd a large consignment from them
T.,'.',;,,l'.l1"
'..' w. ,'''',,,' ,. I;I .a;J tbo
>,rang. r. Il thought know'd all the
merchants in that place. too, Have
hN BEEN long IN business i
" On, II IS very "Id house, replied
Jeremiah; "our firm have been IN cor
w>p"ndcnce with them tor great ma
ly Years. And pray what IS The quail
~ of the coffee there - said Jeremiah.
The worst stuff ever swallowed IN
my Ijtc-nothiu@ like as good as You
yet at the Eagle in Palmyra would
rs soon drink the water out OF the Grand
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
Correspondence of the y, Y, Observer
The Cholera in Turkey,

important facts In its Treatment.
CoNsTANrINorLr. Aug. 81. 1919.
Mes>rS Editors-The cholera is still
making dreadful ravages in varjcus
parts of Turkey, as weN as in some
portions of Europe, Mysterious dis
ease that stretches its gigantic arms
from the Red to The White Sea. and M
the same moment Of time, Kills as in a
moment. lis hundreds and thou>an in
Cairo, in Constantinople and in Peters
burg And thus it moves onward. and
onward, and onward, towards the west.
awakening the most gloomy torbodmgs
nnationN and countries yet unreachcd,
while il leaves deSolaton and sorrow
behind, Guarantees ana milito-sani-
tary tordonS are instituted in vain
lhey have again and again been proved
to be most perfectly useless in STAYING
the march of this dreadful pestilence
No guarantees nor disinfecting agents
can be Of any avail. unless YOU can
ADOPT moons 50 general and powerful
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

Th" following extracts from letter
"t Mr.. II. G. @. Dwight, may prove
interesting 10 such as apprehend a visi
'.,loa OF Jhai fearful scourgc-thc chol-
era. To this country:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
si0NoN JOAQUIN Mesa, late Astrologer 10 the Khan
OF Tartary and the Empress
OF Russia bers

to inform the people of the New World.
that he can relate past occurrences
known only to the parties concerned.
and iortell future events by Astrology,
Magical Algebra, Psalmistrv, Divina.
tons, and the use of great the rod of
Gyges, which rod was discovered in his
tomb at Heliopolis, by the celebrated
Arabian Astrologer, JAM IcHAN JuBA.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05

mirb biermit 9sesben, baB Der rnterSei6'
nste oIs Qbminiffrator BON Der Sinterlatten
fbaft bss pnforbenen Omen 9uniider
lsstbin bon SsicsIber9 Saunfhip. eeta
Gauntp. ernannt worecn ilf. Que Dieieni.
gen melbe nod an befa9te 6interlailen'
ftoft f6ulois finb. meroen baber aufssfor'
bert. inuerbaIb 6 Woden obbubeSabIen. unb
foI6e Dir nod rsbtmdei9e Seroerun9en ba.
ben. beIiebsn ibre &ednun9en cbenfaas in
nsrbaIb bsfastem 3eitpunfte wobIbeltdti9t
einSubdnci9en, an
Sicnben !Suufider, sfom'tr.
Gent. 81. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
NtaCs,riCbf

mirb biermit sesebsn, rob Der llnter5ei6ns'
te als Greeutor oes periturbsnen 8 I per
leetbin BON Der Staet III
lentaun. eeta @auntp, an9etelt moreen
i'll Que bisisniasn oober, Die nod auf ir.
eenb cine 1rt an ben Seriforbenen fduloi9
ino, meroen erfubt innerbalb 6 Mohen
absubeSableu-tlnb oieieni9en bic nod redt.
mdsi9e Soroerunsen baben, belieben eieiel'
be innerbaIb bsfaeter 3sit wcbIbeidttSt an
ben unterSeibneten einSubrinsen.
SBilliam s.. Sicubarc, Gg'Or.
Septenber Ia. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05

gaa6ridt miro biermit srseben. ba6 fi6
bic @beitbaa Sruppe Sur Yafabe perfam'
nielu foa. In pOIIsr Uniform, Desenunb pis
ifoIen faubsr aspuet, auf Sainffags ben z.
October. um 10 llbr 8ormitta9s. am 9auie
BON . a,niel @laufs, in @lausuile. =
Die 8sridmmIans foa iebOdb um 9 llbr om
Saufe BON SaeOb 9eorse faufiuoen, um
BON ba mad @IausuiGe Su marfbiren.
! Gbenfaus bat iie iib su perfammeln auf
Samifags ben al4ten October. um 10 llbr
8ormiftass. ata 6aufe uon @ DIM o n b
Me Res. an Sissfrieb's 8rude-uno am
28lsu October um 10 llbr 8ormittass, am
0aufe BON Ours " uop. in @af6in9ton
3aunfbip. pinftIibe Beiwcbnun9 in er
spartst an iebem &ase.- 2tuf 8sfebl bss
&apt. Sbomas Gud. 3
ysn staw 3. s.. S5Uipen, 8. Q.
Septsmber Ia, u HtHt nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
No. %G;rnfflif6e Waf6riflt. 81

81 de bisisnissn weItbe nod an bic feeba
- patriot" Orudsrsi fdulbis iinb, werben
biereurb bsnadri6tisst, baB uns eaS nsu'
Iibe Seuer in folbe umffdnee perfsets. baB
mir 9eSwunssn fno nnfsre ausIisbsnos
S6uloen sinSutrsiben. = Gieisniaen oaber,
bic nod an Die Orudsrsi, fur swifben osm
liIsn Mdrs I84l uuo lifen SuIi 1848 sc
lisferte Druder Qrbeit, Subfeription, u +.
10. f6ulcen. wsrbsn bic NOtbwsnoiafeit ein'
fsbsn. uno es Su ibrsm eisensn Sntsrsfe fin
ben. ,penn fe innsrbolb elmer fursen Belt
anrufen unb abbssoblen; inoem mir bsuOr
lanss bic 8uthr sinsm Srisoensrittsr Sum
@ineousftiren lbsr9eben trstoen.
6roe NIB Seiper.
September IA. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
Sfl1el1riCl,f

wirb bierourb ee9eben, bab Der lnterSdd'
nste al5 Greeutor bes IseRn Mitlens uno
Sestaments oss pcrftCrbenen SoeOb & cs
nj q, leetbiu pOn NieberM Maeun9ie Saunr
f6ip. 9ecba @auntp an9elfelIt worecn 1T
Qae oiejsnissn, babsr Die nod auf ir9eno al
ne Dirt an ben Serfotbenen fbulei9 iino,
iino bierbur6 srfubt innsrbaIb 6 08o6en
abSubesabIsn. uno oieisnisen Die nod redt
md6ee Sorberunsen baben weroen eieielbe
innsrbalb bsfa9ter Belt wobIbelidtist an
rnterjti6netsn einbtinssu.
SBilliam SfDnie, 81. saasunss.
Nuo % nQ6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
M eGDhIen.

en- Der 9la6t pom lestsn Srsitas ,rtiroe
aus bsm Gdap bss tlnterfhriebenen, in 81
ber MliIfcrb, eedbo Gauntp. cine Dcppei.
finite oeiicblen bisfsIbe bat Elm 9em6bnIi.
dies Gsfddft uno Bsfdtd9e, @dp'SdIob,
une bic DaumenpIatte ab. Die pnfon
msIds bic Slinte in 8sht bat. II ansasfOrs
bert oiefsIbe unpsrShsIid, SurhfSuerfatteni
rioriaenfaus zine Wsr6fentlihung unb &c.
ribtlide BeIap9uus es uupermsieIIhs Spt'
ssN fem wstesR. ssl
g5ptember Fl. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
Vatb rt0t.

Der tnterssi6nsts, &eeoroer uon eeta
@auntp, aiebt bisrmit Nabri6t an fcl6e
pefcnen Die Oesos, Mcrtgdaes uno anoe'
re Wapiere in lsiner 1mtsfube sumrecOrcen
aela6en babcn. unb srfu6tii beiibm aniurui
len uno eiefeIbs in @mpfan9 Su nebmen. oa
Isin 1mtstermin in einieen 8tOnaten Su
gnbe aebt.-Scihe Die nod Deeos. Mcrt
adaes uno anbsre popisre sum retcroeu be'
iisen, ftno ebenfaus erfudt swif6sn nun
une Dem erffen nddlfen December anSuru'
fen uno eiefeIbe recoroen III toBfn.
Georee Stein, HeeOrSsr:
Gsntsmhsr 81 p4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
Niflcl>tici,f

wirb biermit seseben, bub Der unterSeidns'
ts ais Qominiiirator BON Der 9interlanen'
Itaft ces perliorbensn 8eni a m in Ser
m a n, Ieetbin pon Der Staot daentdun, ee'
dba Gauutp, ernannt woroen 1T. 1ue Die
ieniaen welhe nod an bsfaste SinterlaiIsn.
fdaft f6uIeia linb. weroen eaber auf9efor.
bert. innerbalb Woten ab5ube5ablen, uno
lol6e bic nod rebtmdsige Screerungen ba'
ben, telieten ibre &stnun9en ebenfalls in
nerbaIb befastem 3eitpunfte rpcblbelfdtist
sinSubdncisen, an
GbarleS SEED, salsbrra.
Srpt. a. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
&ine &egim9ton
NSonrSiitsg Gcbmle.
sfu iauoe U16uler nno Qnaben.


Sn Sieam Ssmiuarium rsroen saebst: Srtbtsras
pbe, esieu, Sdrsiten, cn9lilhs Granatit, Gempccn,
GsIcbiebe, Geographic, 8uhbosn. ourcb einfads uno
ecppsitsr eintra9nna. Retbensunff 2assbra Clements
ron Gscmetrp, ssnsns uno pberiallbe 2riaenomstrp.
eirnfhnot, Siurcusn, uuo anosre 3wti9sn oer W9as
tbslnatIt. 80
6& StoiugHneett
Sdr gcoroine. gHaibeu, ecsie uno iintctridt. 6su'
sruns Sinssfhtcetu, $50 per Biuta ben IL geedsn.
Die Ghule piro wisor qscfus pnesn am Mfpus
tag ben steu Cetpber, ndt5iteHS, uae IN Ste'
uns tleibsn bic dusaanss ben fsiaenosn Suns.
Die 5ab Der emesnt'n oarf iu fsiner 5eit 20 aesr'
liei9sn. srrsst e
2iue eeginefcu III Gin an9gnebmes uno eeunoet
Gtdnthen, assasn an oer pciflraee bic sci pbilaos
Hpba nod Bstblebsn fabrt, an Der Bsrbinpun9 csI
resisn uno altsH Bstblsbnn StrogeH IN gti BritatT
Zaauftbp, Buds Gauuip--Gs IL eisz pais
Of S 51isei 4aa SDbn Tftes, prinapsl
duouli 2e. s3r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05


@eplant nnS Gpminambirt Sui
Der IlUrioa @riee. Die Sblatbt am
Sfcc GbOs Sce.
cSm SeminplensSrt fnben mir
ben Sberfen 3a6. Saplor auf
einem reuen Shaupiaee. 8encral
Sadfon 6eprperte ben tapfern S0p
lpr i'm Sabre 1896, p6slei6 bers
fel6e eben anf tlrlau6 mar, mad
Tlprlba unb piefer beeilte fb, Dem
ebrenppllen Qluftru9e 8ol9e tu leis
lten' CT Bate 1000 OSanlt unter
feinem SefeGls, bon lpel6en unges
fGGr 500 Greilpillige lparen. SrpB
feiner taltlofen 3bati9teit ipolltc es
tbm ni6t gelin9elt Die ntermlblts
den Seinbe 5um Steben nnb gum
Sample 81 bringeu. gnbli6, am
25. 0eeem6er 1897, fanb ct brei
Der perlpe9enften SnbianersNdnpt
lit9et mitun9efGbr 700 ibrcr befen
Grie9cr, IN etnem bi6ten 9ebilftbe,
bas rings BON Gilmpfen umgeben
mar, perf6anjt. Cine ibrer Slans
fen leDnte fb an Den Sfeesgbps
See See Die anoere ali einen
Sumpf nnb BON bier aus boten
Die Snbianer Dem Sbertfen Saplprt
Der DD6fens 500 9)lam init f6
fiitrte, Gros. So fart aud Die
Stellnng Der Seinbe mar 70 lie6
tt6 GaDlor babur6 bod fettess
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mebr bot, Dibnen Cum f6 feiner
eigenen @orte sl bebtenen) 70 meit
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eiltti9e 9SeA aufmel6em bas feiiib-
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te, unb fslblf auf biefem 9Sege per
fanfen Die Soleaten fnietief IN beil
Sumpf. Gin Greu;fener Der Sn<
bianer befri6 ben 9anSen Wcg rnb
ma6te Die G6lpierigfeitu 70 GRO
Ger. 9fi6tSbeltpmeniger lie6 Sap-
Tor Die Srei,pilligen gum 9lngrife
anrtltfen. OaS S6la6t9ebriln Der
9Silben lpar nidt millber 6etait<
bend, ais ibre Gu9eln perberbIi6
iparen. Siir 9erallme Seit f6luget
li6 Die Sreinilligcn nit Wutb !;
ais dber enrli6 ibr Sberit 8entrp
tieL. ba er9rifeu fe Die Sluhtt unb
ii6erlieEeIl es Den 9legulGrell inter
Gaplors perfDnlitber 9lnfibrlmg
Die S6labt ans;ufe6ten. Sbne
@anfen ftbritten biefe 0eteranen
auf Dem 6etretenen Hfabe fort, nno
no6 breitfimbisem Sample batten
iie ni6t nur Den Geinb aus ieiner
frilbern Stellun9 psrbrdn9t fpn<
bern bemfel6en aud einen 70 pani.
.fben Sbretfen einaeja9t baB CT
tib nab allen 8ihtun9eu bin TT
ipiloer Slu6t er9o6.
SSdbrenb Der fblabt felbf mar
Sen. Sauler imner I'M bei6eten
IS0laCDtgelpuDle. SSp per Gi9el-
regen am bi6teitentparv ba fab man
i'm feine Sapfern anfpornen, Die
9Saufenoen tpieper ermutbigelt
unb ollie burb fem Seifpiel anf's
9leue begeiifern. = Griegsminilter
Yoiniett ipra6 fl6 in feinem Ses
Iridbtedn ben gpngreG in ben fbmei.
6elbafteien Qlasorilden ilber Sen
eral 9aplpr aus ipabreno 9eneral
Wfacomb III feinem Serihte eseben
70 ipeni9 on Der iparmften Qlners
Ifennung feblen lie6. Ser gongreb
belobute biefe SSofentbat bes tap
fern Gapl0r, tnpem eribm ben Gitel
lsities Srspet 8rigape< 0enerals
uerlieD. Densral Sefup fast IN
ifsinem 9eribte pom Z. Sulit83S;
Iu@eneral Gaplor tlbsrraf6te ben
l6einn AM %. December, griff ibr
Ian unp erfp6t einsn bet 9lorreib'
lfen Gie9e, trei1e ple 9ef9t6t'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
Z 9ruefe er afrbsfk.

Sn Siclcr Drudsrti ntrrsn isNereit uuo on eet 80
Eli9kn qrcfen, ,NlEg arvn Drudrs2(rtsta NIT ef9anS
aantsn Stbriittn auf eIter epsrs9r rrrbtd, ais
Sdtbsr, SopStias, sdbSts DGbs. 70 iOis itfs unrsrS
arttit 8lSnfF, eie in Dem 5ar cnes 5risscntritkre
pcrfcmmtn. sfa sT 5NF5
Ddpir ults stiibfalrs mif slnein srsFsn ETraarent
Gnofbr ehriftii rerFbcn battn. lc btftn mir susw
,a6trshtn 5uRrub eeS Gn9tiEbsn esits Yutlitmms ps
trbolttn.
orc. 9S. Carr, Gia. III Der ascnt fir REM
"estba 9atrict"-Sffitc T" Gun SuilrinN" ean @rf
cbanst GeGiubs stsndbsr uuO SIC. $40 S@e 4ts st'
Qbilooelrbia.f sc r-- .ssfss<5+nee d Efqf1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
Treimilliaes SataIiDn!

Gin frsiwaiass SataIIicu fcu eebaltsn tpcrben am
Gamitaa e,u l4kn Sscter. am paus pcn 6 { ia s
DiebI in SQilIsrstaun, NO biz Gcmra9nisn ber Ga:
pitains 3icgtnfuF. Srieceri unc @isrins 99rpSrtis
FIN w;recn iio eas Battalion fcrmirsn.--aIc tbri9e
Srsscmpo9nsn iino hSfTilt ciusdaoen Dem SatalIicu
b,iyupcbnin, um eoIdts gu ,rtribSnetu,-aIs anlial
ten msrosn 9etrcu UNI cnes cer lbSnittn Setallicncu
;u ptranltnlsn bas ielnais in echa 9ounir ssbatsn
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
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NOn lieeenoem Gigentbum.
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ME swiiden Sbsr.Saueon &aunfsbip, ee6a
@auntp, uno porbefaetem Saunfdip uno
Gauntp; ardnsenb an ednoer bon SamueI
Mcper, Qbr. Woober uno anosre, uno an
cine 6ffentIide Straee. bic BON Srep's Stobr
nab Sudtertaun fibrt.-Die 8auerei ent,
bdlt SO ader 9ane. mebr ooer penigsr {;
wopoti uneefdbr 8 Gder 9cISlano fino, gut
bemadfen nit 6elj. uno oas uebri9e 1T
lHieien uno 8aulano, in einem boben 3u
ltanee Der Gultur, uno unter 9uten Senien
in f6idIibe SeIber einsstbsilt. Gs befin
ben lib cine InSabI BON ben prdbti9ifen
aesweiqten depfel. unb aneere Sruhtbdume
oarauf, 70 pie pHaumen, Beeren. pfirft6e,
unb &irften.-Dis 8erbeierunsen lino
"a Sin stpeiit6cfietes iteinernes
:::a. 9SObmbaus,
- IEss ,wei 8runnen nit nisfeblenbem
9BalIer nabe Der Saustbure. cine iieue itei
nerne S6weiSer Sdeuer 35 bel so Sub,
Wa9enbaus unb anoere Nebensebduoe.
Srsenb iemanb Der obiees @ut Su feben
winfdt, bslisbe fid bel abraham 0otosrl
wsl6er auf Der Bausrsi wobnt. uno allpO
man AUDI bic 8sbinsunssn erfabrspfaEH,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-05
Sefentlitbe 95enbu.
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lforbsnen Souatban Delon9, Ieetbin
BON 9cwbiu Saunftip, eedba @auntp, fol-
aenoe 4rtitd 6ffentIib usrfauft Wereen /:
Gin 0ferb, 2 Stiid &inospisb, a Stiid
S6aofs. Elm @a9en, Elm 8ranntmeintsilel'
Sbmiso @el6irr. pHus unc @9se, ScI5
IdIitsn, SeuIeitsrn, SdemeI, 2 SrubtrefTs,
Senfen, Slatsbrehen. cine Sadubr, uno
lonli nod oisIe 6aus,, Bauern' uno 8i'
dsnaerdtbfhaften su psitIdufti9 Su meIoen.
Die 8eoineun9sn am 8ertaufStase nno
aufpartune pOn
Spbn Selons, Sfsm,rs.
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