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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
FROx THE PLAIss.-Ths Cin1innaf, Chron

FROx THE PLAIss.-Ths Cinrinnaf, Chronicle
publishes letter from correspoudent giving sad nsSs
from the Pisins. The enirants travel very slowly Ia
consequence Of the heavy rains having 80 mosssled
the sod that the wheels d the wagons cut n through.
Discussions, cholera, unit equipments and want q
provisions resulting from imprudence and waste have
broken up many companies. Nothing Of the ssrns
Kind larger than prairie chickens. be discovered
for 300 miles out Turner Allen hrst train had saf
sred severely, snd the deaths yeIy numerous
The second train about 10 start early In June snd
vOad carry U =. mail across but IL was probable
number Of those who mad engaged 20 60 would fsil 70
DO 90, as there was much dssstsfscton snd charges
OF misrepresentation sgsins, the proprietors q the
s 1s Inc wagon. s.y s 1 Passenger .1s 40
81 800 for the privilege Of taking them 70 California.
II hss been found that psck mules answer better for
they carry more than they draw, with the sddi'
tional weight Of the wagon, and their movement 10
more rapid The grsss 10 In very hne condition.
CALryoRsIA EnIeRASrs.-We promised o few
since give estimate Of the number Of vac
and persons that would probably he plains
this In making this estimate give the nefn
Der Of wagons, and from this make osr escuAfons -
TO the number Of persons now on The pssins. Ins
wagons that crossed the river ths place By terry s.d
steamboats,. nnfnbers i5Oe al Duncsn's Ferry four
miles sbove g. Josepb, co3 ct bcntown. ss,sSrs s'
and the ferries a. far up a. the Bluff, ssy go In.
mskes the number Of wagons s.i9o fair s,ersfe
would be about four men. and egnf mules 90 otoI 20
each wagon. From this statement ~ rov,a ~ 80
that there are lo,T72 psrsons on tho 20
"a mules and oxen A number Of eniisrsnts. snnc'
pating some drcalfy IN getting throash with ~ssons
went with pack mules which would pfoosDy inefsss.
The eroi,r.ron 10 NJ Least 1000 and the number ~
attic and mules 20 esst 1900 Prom the best In
formstioa we can get about 10000 persons have ieis
Independence which all! Increase the number Of pr
sons 10 roo tsL Joseph (No.) Gar. i5th ult
Tps GoLD DoLLAR-Three haadred and sixty
thousand eve hundred and thirty zine gold dssrs have
been coined Il the mint IN ths city up the c3 ult
The uny coin u svsywhsrs admired for ln beauty snd
eoavaisaea lPhosd LsaSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

Gov KING OF No. AND SENATOR BEsToS.-A
shor; time since stated what deemed good su-
thority, that estimasle Governor conceded with
Col Benton, in his views OF slavery and OF the Jack
son resolutions We rejoice 10 be able 10 announce
that the Governor has published IN the Lcris0H Jour
aa an able letter address the subject which con.
nrns al We stated IAis shall publish shortiy for
the especial beDeht Of the CAhountes; and we now
ask them 10 recoect, hereafter that the State Admin
strsuon and Col Benton stand together against the
Jackson resonrons-thst the people OF Missouri also.
are with Gov. King and Senator Benton viii soon 20
evidenced beyond The possibility OF doubt
lSL Louis Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

GEs. @. AvfzzAsA-By private letter dated
at Rome after the bloody battle between The 10
mans and French, we learn that he hero OF Genoa
was still Minister Of War, AMI eDdeaSoring to
make extraordinary preparations to resist to the
last the French invasion. The news of the dis
turbsnces at Paris was soon spread about the ar
my aud made great sensation among the hostile
troops. Gen. Oudinot had demanded suspension
ofhostities for "a hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Cholera Items.

~ At Louisville. up the 10th there had bees
or deaths from Choers. The number Of ntertneais
on the 18th was 49, one-hslf taken By this diseass
Frankfort, (Ky) says ths Commonwealth, published
at that place 10 free from the epidemic.
Al Evansville, Qs) deaths from Cnolefs had oc-
CURED up 10 the 25th ult
Az Aurors Qs) the deaths week before les, nsnoer'
ed 65-out Of population Of only |, 400.
Al Portsmouth, (O) there uers deaths from the
disease in the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

rv The SPIRIT OF THE ACE, new quarto
Weekly, viii sppeH next Saturday, under TIC editorial
charge of Rev. william Il. CLAIMING. IL takes the
place of The Univercoelum and The Haroinger.' It
will be published by FOwlers s Wells, Isl Nsssaa-st
and wiz deserve wide circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

KExTucKY The citizens of Bourbon County
part Of them had snti-km EnciPston meeting At
their Court House in Paris on the 10Th ult wherein
sundry resolutions offered having tor their gis'
the following Christian conclusions lnAt me property
of the rnssr 10 his slaves 10 perfect the property
In lands that any interference with that night OF prop
erty without the consent o; the owner or the payment
OF ul equivalent in money Tor ne slaves enancipated
would b. gross Injustice and most daring invasion
OF he night OF private property and that the present
Constitutional provision in regard 70 Slavery should
remain uudisrur bed &c &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Be-. BRIG SPECTATOR AsD FH. BARK AxEDE.

BR. BRIG SPECTATOR AsD fh BAhk AALDk'
The Baltimore Sen has letter from hey West dated
June - which says.
The .rbtrstors in the Of the British bng Specu-
tor have awarded % the ssvors 81 per cent upon TIE
vsue Of the brix and cargo making the salvage IN ell
.S.,ut 5000 An EFFORT made % raise the money
and forward the cargo bat ii proved Intellectual
such a. BAD conduct and bad faith been broadly
hinted az in Connection with this transaction. The
saivsre i now being ser Of % the sav0rs 10 kind The
remainder Of the cargo. Il j. said viii Be forwarded on
10 it, port Of destination The judge nAs 10, returned
.nt never his absence % BE- regretted than
this tine The hull and materials Of the French bark
Amede. together with her cargo. have been sold q,
auction, and brought the Of 80 6O2 g. one moie,y
Of which has besa awarded BY the sIbitrstors tns
savors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Arrival Of the Colonization Packet Liberia
from Africa

BALTIMoRE, Monday, July 2-l Pm.
The Colonization packet Liberia arrived at thls
port yesterday sitter run Of 80 days from Monro's
Africa She brings cargo Of palm OIL pepper and
other articles.
Passengos-Dr. J. Lugenbeel, Of Froden' ~. IT, A.
Perkins Of Massachusetts Hilary Tongue, Of Virginia.
! w. Lewis. Of Philadelphia, L. Brush, Of New York
and In the steeTsge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

TORONTO -DAILY TELEsRAPH.-We have re-
ceived several numbers Of The Telegraph it is rsher
larger than II, San was when first issued here and
avoids partnership politics. This is the urs' attempt
in Upper Canada to issue day sheet, Dr. Bakers al
kingston, excepted Rochester with the same popu'
stion IS Toronto, supports four or ave dsyhe' and
the matter put into some OF the Toronto weeke' and
serni.weekhes, would serve for daily city sheets II
there were a suaitable advertising patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
By TELEGRAPH TO The Ntw-YOHk TRIBUNE.
rb. Prisates Independence and Cumbe rlnnd.

WILMINGTON, Monday, july Z
The razee Independence will positively sail for
the Mediterranean on the 10Th inst. new command
., bs, bsen appointed % her but hs have not
yet learned
Can't WIN. K Latimer late CommsDdant Of the
NAVY Yard at Pensacola has been ordered 70 the com
,oapd Of the sste Cumberland also destined for the
Mediterranean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

SleSs oF A CeALITIoS.-The Radical weekly
paper, which modesty styles itself Tao 4~0ioaH Sa'e'
4an devoies precisely hall Of ts las, number to the ad
vocacy Of BKANpRErH's Pills II IS bat step from
taking the pills to swallowing the Doctor himself with
his whole Cas- Electoral Ticket Pr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Rrnnklxn Rnnrd Of HeaIth

Since Saturday cases Of Cholera have been reported
70 this Office. Of which, proved fatal viz George
Bush aged g. Of 81 Prospectst; Csthanne Kirby aged
% Of Court-st and Eve Jackson (colored aged 30 Of
Froptst CHAs 8 j. GooDEicH Physician 10 the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

FoREIGS IrEms-Gen. w lden, the late COM
msnder of the Austrian forces in Hungary is dead
FreiHgrath. the German poet having been 5anished
from Cologne went Holland. bat was refused per
mission to reside there 1t Is now uncertain whittier
he viii 70 10 end an abode for himself and his family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
>.v.york Post Onice Appointments.

Jrss - SD Lac E-rsss ser Ha-- si.si
-. a~rs .~s Ea-.rs D-f-o1ar hscto8 nls Noet<1G--l
H.. P,- a sb-rnaa Ctsz.s Wa Fireman Las
- l. tssf Wk;rsy wsst Ptstszn g. Ia
- chsar- sc1 .at s2o1-d bsasnl Ls.si 1Aksr
sSksassts1y, X Esg W-est thns Se1fsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

The Produce Market remains steady. Howard
e. FLouR lie quoted at 50. In Corn the transactions
reach 1000 bushels at 81 cts Tor white and So cts for
yellow. Prime red WHEAT Is quoted at sl lherei
no change in other articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Cholera I'm Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Monday, July Am.
There we're 5 deaths from Cholera 10 this and
Allegheny City yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

BLACKS FOR CALFoRSIA.-The Fort SmHh
Herald OF the 18th ult says that the remainder OF Col
Bonners party Tor California have arrived there con
sisng OF whites and blscks. As we cannot conceive
OF free blacks passing through Arkansas IS members OF
shlornia expedition, we presume that Col Bonner
trying the experiment of taking his slaves or some
body elses 70 California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

IrALIAs OPERA II LoSDoS.-We learn from a
private letter that both the Italian Opera establishments
10 Londou-lhat a; Covent Garden and that at the
Queens Thearer-are losing money with great rapidly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

r. The wsggish Editor Of the bost0H Post says
that there is suspicion getting abroad that Gen Isy
Tor is lending himself % party schemes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

BOSTON, Monday, juno 2
The collection taken up in this city to aid the
Pope In his restoration was quite small
Two fatal cases of Cholera reported this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Bonrd of Health

Or. GEEE, the Resident Physician reports IO7 ne"
cases Of Cholera and 30 deaths as having occurred since
81, ,s,ot If Yesterday returned IN the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

TIE MIssG REGIos ~ WIscosHS.-The
CRAM County HraH hss the following account Of the
mines Ia Wisconsin
We hear very favorable accounts from the mines in
and about Pistevle. From information which can be
relied upon. feei authorized 70 announce the dis
cDyery VI tive shows" which are bound % make
l,des' Report says that smother lode mas been dis
covered sucking out In the vicinity Of Li,tIe Platte
By boy. IL pleasure 10 us % give such informs
uOn-
Potoft.-Here, TOO the miners are resping golden
harvest Three or tour lodes Of the 6Tst magnitude
are being worked and q consequence, business 10
lively.
Pigeon, near this town is turning out good mineral
The mining interest generally seems % oe Ia pros
porous condition. Almost every Day brings some ae
count OF discoveries made, or o. continued success In
working fhO.e which have been heretofore struck
The high price Of mineral and is every day advance
al incentive prosecuting ls0Ors with industry.
the present prices may not continue tor any great
length OF time Health, which enjoy 70 il
fs, extent and the present prospect for staple
cannot TAI 70 render the business Of this county good
beyond the resiirsuon VI several past years.
~ The Syracuse Daily yoasai, Wing, has
bssu dissou tinusd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
COUNTRIES


On newspapers transmitted between tho United king.
dom and the Uniisd states there separse postage u
cents per newspaper, Cor ssmp duty In lieu ~ possge
which 10 be paid separately In each county Hut ns~s
papers be sent In transit through the United sses
and also ihroagh Great Britain, from foreign
es, NC al transit charge u cents per newspaper, 70
be- paid by the Post Ocs Of county 10 that Of The
other The postage 20 bs paid by the party sending
newspaper receiving from fofci "a country through
OFeai Britain Is 4 cents each.
Periodical works and pamphlets Or. not entitled by The
treaty toransii conveyance but they may be sent from
ihe United Kingdom 10 the United States snd ere
u United States postage each " they do not
coed two ounces In weight, and a. I cent per
fraction Of an ounce when they exceed that weight % %
collected In all In the United States and tho
w be subject 10 additional like charge IN thu United
Kingdom when 10, exceeding Two ounces but tho third
ounce raises he British charge 10 pence, win IN add
uOnA charge Of pence for each additional ounce
All Brush and foreign letters and all foreign newsps
pers remaining hand refused nOt called ff 10 -
returned by the Posnasters dead letters ana nevspa.
pers the General Post Once under address 10 tho Teld
Assistant Postmaster General, separately from all other
letiers and frequently regulations rsqiite TINS 10
necessary enable lhe United States Post Ofce 10 re-
claim tbs with which stands dsbated upon each
letter and newspaper
Until the impscucabllity Of forming combined rss n
postage upon the principles prescribed y the De-ty =
0byaied by change Of the Canada and Nov bfahs~Ns
rates (which change 10 confidently expccsd postage o.
rrcspOndsnce betss.n the United states snd nov
provinces must be prepaid In each county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

AleHandns, city OF, via Mar
Algeria, settles, Norway. 0dsnbarze.
Baden, States, Roman o. Pspa Stees
Bsvara Belgium. Ra.sls, Sasony,
Bremen Free City OF scusri. City oL via Ma
Brunswick sees, seilles,
Beyroot. ci,y or via Mar. smyrns City Of, via Mar.
psriaoelle., The cityof Turssy. in Europe.
Denmark, France Tuscany, via Msrseilles
German States. Gibraltar, Venetian States,
Greece, via Maneiles. Wallachls, wanemburg,
Hamburg ami Cuxhaven, West indies. AZ. 3rush.
Hanover, Holland, viz Antigua, Barbados.
Hong Kong (Chns) Isle Of. Bahamas. Berbice. Cara.
ionian Islands, cou, Dsmsrus, Dominica,
Lubec, Free City OF, fsseQubo, 0rsnsds, hon
Malta, Island Of dufas, ysmaics, Moatser.
Mrckienburg schwerin. rat. Nevis, ~ Kite, sta
Mecklenburg suehz, ca, 81 Vincent, ToissH
MOldavia, settles, TOrioia, Trinidad.
Sape. Kingdom orSis Mar
This caves IN those cases tho Brush and foreign poe.
age be collected the other sud OF the route But
Bhuh inland postsgei l. 10 be charged In such cases
lMFN-Tbe foregoing provision does supefsede ths
pre- visiting arrangements for sending correspondence -
the German States and the counties east and south n
hem. by tho American Line, 10 bremen, by which the
entire postage 70 destination tho Osfmsn correspond
once may be prepaid Ion unpaid Al tho option " a.,
sender
Ona correspondence bets tho United States Otegon
and California eNceped) and Asa, Australia, the Capo Do
Verbs Madeira, the Cansres spain and Portugal. tho
foreign West Indies, aud South America generally thruaCh
The United and by the specified the posis
ho United States Post Ofice will To tho Bfinsh
for all but five cents the single letter, unless United
States packet conyeyst from England and then Zoe
all but n oentsl
On Nil couespondence passing through the United states
between The United Kingdom and the following named
countries the Brush 10 10 account and ply % e Janef
Ssates Rg'f Qss the following stated per esr
single lettor. 10 Wit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
VOL. tx. NO. 73.

who possessed much ess real strength. IlteAeot,
without hesrt Of sincerity snd love to give tone
70 It's sentiments ard warmth u IS actions IS IS
body without soul Ia every true and heath
fol character, the intellectual, the moral snd the
sfsctions elements are 50 blended IN one rs 10
render j! impossible strictly 70 SPEAK OF them sepa
ratsly. TAs oai,n and Complement render the
character strong. such 3 mind IS sure to have
vigorous aud Lea tbfgi grow Ga. The history Of
Mr. Msyo's studies aud Literary efforts, from the
date Of her first published writings u her early
death. give prof Of continued Advancement. Many
passages that might be quoted from her prose
and poetical writings sho~ mat she deserves an
elevated rank among American female winters.
The strength and richness Of thought the pure
spiritual glow, the -mmsnd and grace Of an-
g1age exhibited in I lo.lo," Nora The
Old Mnl," and The Shadow Child" show that
she could sound the very decps Of poetry, aud
afford striking promise c. what sne would have
become. We copy tie io.loHing Lot as the best
We could select. but rs bTsvity allows Us - give
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

COMMUNICABLE consequence Of the pre-
vailing epidemic in the City, Major General SANFORD
mas countermanded his order tor the parade OF his
Division the Fourth OF July. The Board OF Health
decidedly OF opinion that 10 would be imprudent 10
expose any Of citizens 10 the fatigue and excite
meni Of a military display, and At their suggestion.
Gen Sanford issued the countermandng order The
ceremony of presenting a stand OF colors to the
Twelfth Regiment by the City authorities s also post
noned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

~ The Syracuse Daily Journal, Wing. has
sssa discontinued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

TURN OF THE WHEEL.-The new Collector
takes possession Of hi. official chair in the Custom
House to day We shall soon be informed who are
thrown cut by the revolution OF the wheel. 1t Is ru
mored tia, at least one hundred and thirty removals
are the order OF the day
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
@ebinaunaen Diefer Seituna

Der eubItrpticus. Yrsis fIr ben esda Yotrict II
Gin 3balsr bss Satrs, psun sr innerbaIb Dem Sabr
tsIabIt wirb; nu@ GsrIauf oss Sabrss wro 81 70
bafir ansersdust.
asin intsridrsiter miro fdr snsn farSsrsn 5sraun
anscnommsr, ale fdr iebs gROnats.
Slsniano fann fsinsn O1anisn ron bsr sis Der euts
tribsnten austre6eu laGsn, sr babe ssnn upcr ole
Rddftauoe absstrasen.
93stauutn,abunsen iusroen sinssrtdt isoss @isrsd
brsinal ar siuen 2buler, ,une isos 5srsuus 25 Gents
9rSSsrs i'm @srbaltnis.
1Gtrgrisfs unb Gaitbsilunssn maSsn poffrsi Gins
qefanbt rpsrbfn. -..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Sefentlitbe 9SenDu.

Donnsrifass, ben 22ifen Mdr5, nm 10
ubr 8ormittass. fou am .5aufe ces perftor'
bsnsn @sOrse Steininser, in Sber'
Raeuusie &fp., es6a @auntp, offentIi6
perfauft peroen:
Sin pfero, 2 &ibe, cine NIT einem &aIb,
Elm Tinb, S6aafe. swei Spaiierndssn, Elm
Banernmassn. SdIitten. mebre Sett pfer.
besei6irr, Sliesenneee, BasenceireI, .Seu'
Ieilern. Dref6mafbine nit Qfsrcsaewalt
une Sreen, Sbubfarren, SattIe. 3aum,
SbIiitenbelIen. Wfus. aro6e Sdee. SdIs.
gel. 5teitel. @rubbads. QepfelnhbIe, Slabs;
brecbe. Sbleifiein. SrennfeiIsl. alIsrlei
3immermanns @elbirr, S6miebgefbirr,
1aubsnsarn. SdNer, Stinoer, @Ou' uno
Spinnrao. Better uno Settlaoeu, Slide,
Bureau, Qiano Sorte, Sfen nit &Obr, cine
Safubr. Slinte, cine Auantitdt SdinoeIn,
eine QujabI 8ubsr, uno fonft nod cine
8efdisoeubsit anoersr 9erdtbf6aften ;u
umffdnoli6 Su meIoen.
Grebit uno Qufmartuns piro 9e9eben
perbsn BON
SEQ. Steinin9erlero,s
.g Sol. Stein ger.
Mdrs l. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Sefcntli6e S5enDu.

Spuucr1taas nno Treitags, DEN 15tcn
ano 16ten MlGrs, un 10 llbr &crnlttta9s, foil on
per gErbnun9 bCs prltcrtenSn 9B Il m Ga nois,
in Sbcr:SOutcn Saunfbip. sstba Gauntp. EffsntIidb
Ssrtauit rpcrosn:
Gin pfro. Gin ;rpciSbrioss Canada Sdlen, pfcrbe:
acIbirr, 7 Sttid 8inrsiSb, Gin Gin 6Suls gSo9cn,
Spasrpaacn uno 6jeitbirr, uuo Ocibla 9fcrbsacpolt
ron bcl, Elm eanI ncucr Sa9ohlittsn, picr Sdttct,
6alftsrn uno 3dunc, gHinbmdbls, Strcbbanf, 8dbtt:
ten, uno oe anore urtcu Sctttn, Sblcifttin, grrns
@dfhfrrusStrppcr uno SRaibinc, Rilt9ateIn, Sc,is
eatin, G5rutbadeu, Sonofhirpcn, Srubthaufdn, .oa:
den, Gin outts SruhrefT, ,5eu bsim ounbert @ruuos
tetrcu bem guI;hcl, Sciocr bsm SSrrd, Stridmolb:
nc. tupftrnsr asTd cifcrncr 8sId Better nit 8et:
laScn, elm 9rcBtr 8ddnfhrant, Milhihrant, 6clittt
2 Seftn nit Rcbr, Gin eon; uruer 9rhcfn nit Rcbr.
elm gSutp llbr, Silbt, Stdbtc, G6rptt, 8anf StGns
Der. SdlItr, 3ttcr, uno rn nccb ridTIrt bauss uno
8ouCrnsGerdtbib ;u umtdneitbu nrslcGn.
Die 8cpin9un9cn an Den 8crtaufsta9cn uno 1uf.
partun9 prn
Sbumas .. 2auSis, Gs'cr.
Sebruar 3D. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
@drs 1.
Sefentli6e 0enDu.

Treitaos Den 9tcu uuS Sicnitaes Den
27lten Mdrs. an beioen Sasen um 10 ubr
Scrmittass, fousu am Saufe oeS llnter'
ssibneten, in epnn Sauni6ip. 9e6a Co.,
fcIsenoe GrtifeI ouf offsntJiter 8enou per'
Fault wsrosn, udmlib
4 pferce, IA Stid Riuouieb, rporunter
lid 8lbs nit RdIbsr bsfinoen. 8 Sdaafe,
S S6wsine, 2 4'sduIs, l Swsisduls. uno
Elm eduIs 9Sa9sn, Elm SpoSisrwaaeu, elm
SotSfbtittm uno ein Sasofblittsu, 0fuas
uuo @eqe, pferos9efbirr fur 6 pferoe, Spsi
Set sinfpduniaes 9sfbirr, cine @inomlb
Il uuo StrobbonF, cine Sunfterfette, Sperr.
nnS ancere &sttsn, 3 8aooies, ein Sfen,
uno ionit nod UicIe 8ansrnssrdtbfboften
gu WsitIduftis Su melosn.
Die BsOinsunssn am Ssrfaufstase uno
4ufwartun9 ron
5OfePb Rioter.
6sbtuar 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Srnfer. Srbeit.

Sn siser Druderci pSeen icrerEit ans an ben stss
fesn prsiSsn ollie arssn STANDARDIZATION, nit skssa.
santen S6riftsn, ibCn. bnsa uno tifs rsrrisba obs
SddsT. 5anobiGs, eabss, Disss. fc mic kfe Ouers
artsu Btauts. oie in Dem 5ads sts:s Srtssnsritisss
pertcumsu.
Da mir uus aItibfuOs NIT cinstn gEefcn aarrtsmsza
Gu9lber Sdriftcn psrsbsn habsn. 70 betu mir einSn
,abIreidsn 5afprub rss GnSfhsa esiss YutGtums q,
erbaltcn.
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"esdba patrict''-Sftss: "Gpou's Suitrtue," Drirfs
Straas, psm GIbause GthSuos scssndbSr. in gtiIa.
bdpbta.
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perfauft peroen: .
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S6weine. 2 8dssn, 2 Slide. Elm S6ronf,
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SufbeI. Seu bel Der Sonne, StrOb bsim
9sbuno, Mafdtnen SnCb, uno nod pisIe
anoere QrtifeI Su umfdncIib su mcIoen.
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Qufwartun9 BON
Sobu SclUng,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-15
Sefcntli6e 9Senbu.

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llbr @crmitto9s cU am 6out Nr6 llnsrlhrittensn in
Sdr.28bsitboI SouuihiY, echa Gauntn rfentIib otr:
fault rptrben:
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pfrbsecThirr fir pkros NIT Slic9cnuCecn, 2 &irs
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Giautspa9cu, 8inSpich, Stboaft, Ghrpcinc Srn Der
uSrcrrtcn 1trt. gBiuomdbtc, !6culsitsrn uno Shcnd
pfldae uno Ga9sn. Sruhtref 6jrasirnItn, Sdnftrr.s
Sprr: uno Sibs6etlcn, unb lrnlt nch allerlli 8aus
Crn9lrGtbIhaftin gu wiit6ufti9 81 mSIoen.
Die Ssrin9un9en um @ertoufstaNe uuN 1ufpartun9
pcn 9Seter SrUgcIl, jun.
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