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ORs.-Whereas, at a convention held in the city
Of Baltimore, in March last resolutions were unan-
mously adopted, calling National Convention of
Inventors and others interested in Patent Property
and the Patent Laws TO be held in that place. some
time prior TO the next session Of Congress- and au-
thorizing the Inventors National Institute of Ba-
more to fix the time making proper preliminary
arrangements and issue notices of the call-There-
fore we, the undersigned, pursuant TO resolution
subsequently passed at regular meeting of the
Inventors National Institute of Baltimore, do here
by give notice that said Convention will be held at
Baltimore ON the 2lst day Of August, lS49, COM
mencing at IL o'clock ON that day, and continue
from day to day, as business may require. The
rooms Of the Institute will be the place Of recep
ton, where a committee will be in attendance to
give any information required by persons attend
ing the National Convention.
Business of great importance, particularly con-
nccted with the pecunary interests Of all persons
interested in inventions, and bearing directly upon
the advancing improvement, intelligence, and
wealth Of the country, will be brought before the
Convention. r. b. WARDEN,
Presidenf baltimore Institute.
JAMES CaPruoK, Corresponding Secretary.
The Press invited TO call general attention TO
this Convention pro bono pub,ico.
July 23--law6wif
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CTONB FOR PEusACOI4A NAVY YARD
the Stone required at the Pensacola navy yard un-
der the Navy Agents advertisement Of the 30th
ultimo, y hereby extended and proposals will be re-
ceived accordingly by the Navy Agent at Pensa-
cola until IL O'clock ON Monday, the 10th day OF
August next.
JOSEPH SMITH,
Chief of Bureau of Yards and Docks.
July 20, I849.
The following papers, viz, Pensacola Gazette,
New Orleans Bulletin, Baltimore American, Phila-
delphia Inquirer, New York Courier and Enquirer,
Boston Daily Advertiser, and Atlas, will please
ration. July 2l-dtd
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Al the University Of Cormbra, in Portugal, there
were in lsls nine hundred and forty-three students,
one hundred and ten Of whom were in theology,
FIVE hundred and seven in law thrty-three in medi-
cine, ninety in mathematics, and one hundred and
three in philosophy. This il one of the most
richly endowed institutions in the world, and is the
depository Of one Of the most extensive Libraries in
classical and oriental literature. 1t dates back 10
me DAYS of the Moors.
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The cholera has made its appearance in the Poor
house of Richmond, Va, and, up to three p. m. on
Monday, six of the inmates had died of the disease.
This establishment is about nine miles from the
limits of the city, and the people IN the ne'ghbor-
hood are said to be in the greatest state of alarm.
MAcRsApr was, on his first appearance after his
return from America in November, rapturously re-
ceived.
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IoPIsCOPAL CHURCH CHANT-BOOK-
T. Designed to facilitate chanting in churches
and the private devotional circle, comprising a
large and varied selection of chant tunes, with in
structions relative the mode of performance &c,
Inv the Rev VIM Staunton. Just published and
for ssle by TAYLOR MAUHf,
Julv "a Booksellers near 9th at.
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!, SIR, respectfully, your obedlent seryant,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.

PaomrrsEss--Thc New York Day-Book gives
the following items of the system of the new Col
ector of New York, showing how duty ID admin
istered under the present regime
The new collector is often in the custom-house by
seven o'clock in the morning. It's said he has
more than once visited the custom-house IN media
nocie TO see If his guards are on the alert AT the
Atlantic dock, where some millions stored, Mr..
Maxwell took the revenue cutter and called before
seven O'Clock in the morning, and found the Gus
todss absent He waited ull nine, when the officers
arrived The collector coolly took their names and
susp ended them.
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ID ULEs OF ORDER-A Manual for conduct
II ing business in Town and Ward meetings; Soci-
cites, Boards Of Directors, and Managers and other
deliberstive bodies. One small volume.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
July l9 Bookstore, near 9th ST.
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Hon. JOHN McLEAs ordered the term Of the
U g. district court, which was to have commenced
at Cincinnati on Monday the 18th instant, to be
postponed until the third Monday in October.
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Gov. sxwAsD is fast recovering from severe
attack Of illness incurred while in attendance upon
the IT, s. circuit court in Cansndagua.
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the face Of the stone being left n'ugh will form
regular rusticated rock work ashlar except the CO.
ping, which will be full dressed sshl U.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHNeroN, 25th June, l649.

l.. R. BREisAcB, esq, New York
SlR: am requested by the President to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your letter to him Of the 7th in
sant and the printed account Of the proceedings of
the meeting of the Hungarians and others in New
York. These proceedings had not escaped atten-
ton.
The Government and the people of this country
are profoundly interested in the events which are
now passing in Hungary, and all information cal
culated to throw light on the present struggle be-
tween that country and Austria and Russia cannot
fail to be welcome.
IL is the policy and practice of the United States
te recognise all governments which exhibit to the
world convincing proofs Of their power TO maintain
themselves.
IfHungary sustains herself in this unequal con-
test, there is reason why we should not recognise
her independence. Congress, it is believed, would
sanction such a measure; and this Government
would be most happy, in that event. to enter into
commercial, as well as diplomatic, relations with
Independent Hungary.
am, sir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
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The New York Tribune of the Goth inst con-
tans the following letter from the Secretary of State
to one of the most eminent of the Hungarian gem
tlemen now in New York, and the letter of MIR.
Breisach to the editor of the Tribune The letters
will command attention:
In publishing the following letter of the United
States Government i intend to Join to it the ex-
preston Of ths warmest thanks, which | am con-
WINGED will be the sentiments of my dDuntrymen in
Hungary they are Of the Hungarians living here,
for the strong sympathy of the noble American ma
ton and tss Governmest-A sympathy nAnifested
by the former various occasions, and by the lat
ter in the following lines.
Providence, it seems to me, whose highest gift to
the human race is freedom--is berty-havng es-
tablshed freedom in this happy country, has also
pointed out Hungary TO be the place of liberty.
Ere long hope freedom in the United States and
liberty in Hungary will go hand in hand, and ex-
tend is dominions over the whole world.
L. R BREISACH.
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MORRIS L. HALLOwELL g. co.

NE To Mhrket Strett, FhfIhdt1pH'h'
A RE now receiving and offer for sale handsome
"A assortment Of new Silk and Fancy Goods for
fall trade, which have been purchased by one of
their firm
FOR CASH IN EUROPE,
and with especial reference to the wants of western
and southern buyers
July 12--d& wif3m
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NAVY SUPPLIES UNDER THE BUREAU
OF YARDS AND DOCKS.

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, PENSACOLA,
June go lS49
PROPOSALS. in duplicate, for each
- class separately, endorsed Proposals for supplies
for Navy Yards will be received at this Office until
IL o'clock M, on Monday, the 30th day of July
next, for furnishing and delivering at the Navy
Yard at Pensacola, at such place or places as may
be directed by the Commandant, free Of expense to
the Government, the materials and articles herein
after specified, viz:
CLASS No. l.
Specification of the granite to build the perma-
nent wharf at the Pensacola Navy Yard.
Bill fl, No. l,
Includes all the Headers under water from the
foot TO the surface of the water, height OF
"a feet, and extending 400 feet
LIST course ~ headers III feet long, feet wide, and
I'd do A headers 10 feet inches long, feet
wide, and Is inches thick
Sd do AZ headers 10 feet inches long, feet
wide, md Is inches thick
4th do A headers 8 fe0f 8 inches long, 2 feet
wide, and Is inches thick
5th do ~ headers 8 fest inches long, feet
wide, and Is inches thick
9th do A headers 9 feet inches long, feet
wide, and Is inches thick
7th do az headers s feet inches long, 2 feet
wide and Is inches thick
9Th do A headers feet 3 inches long, Q feet
wide, and Is inches thick
9th do AZ headers feet inches long, 2 feet
wide, and Is inches thick
10th do A headers 7 feet inches long, 2 feet
wide, and Is inches thick
18th do AZ headers 6 feet inches long, 2 feet
wide, and 24I inches thick
18th do A headers feet inches long, 2 feet
wide, and "a inches thick
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ID tons cwt., qrs lbs. of 81 inch diameter best
American round iron
ton cwt., qrs. 0 lbs. of "a inch diameter best
American round iron
tons 0 cwt., qrs. lbs. of inch diameter, best
American round iron
tons cwt., qrs lbs. Of | inch diameter, best
American round iron
ton cwt 0 qrs. lbs. of inch diameter best
American round iron
tons 10 cwt, qrs. lbs. of inch diameter, best
American round iron
o ton Z cwt, qrs. 0 lbs. of inch diameter, best
American round iron
| ton 10 cwt., o qrs. 0 lbs. inch diameter, best
American round iron
tons 10 cwt, qrs. lbs. Of inch diameter, best
American round iron
0 ton cwt., qrs. lbs. Of . inch diameter, best
American round iron
ton cwt., qrs. lbs. Of ! inch diameter, best
American round iron
o ton | cwt., qrs. lbs. Of ] inch diameter, best
American round iron
ton cwt., or. 0 lbs. Of Z inch diameter, best
American round iron
0 ton 0 cwt, or. lbs. of inch diameter, best
American round iron
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GOVERNMENT, STATE, q OTHER STOCKS
" for sale by
July 2o-d2w CHUBB 4 sCHENCK,
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II tons 2 cwt, 2 qrs. lbs. of round iron
Is pinch bars, in the rough, Of feet long, inch
es square for Is inches, thence rounded, Ia
pering to ! inch, at the other end
"a pinch bars, in the rough, feet long, /! inch
es square at one end for foot, thence
rounded TO one inch
80 sheets of i.nch boiler iron feet long 26 inches
wide
10 sheets Of .-inch sheet iron
$50 pounds of l-inch octagon cast steel
100 do l-inch do do
100 do l.,inch square do
so do 2by l-inch shear steel
500 do 6-inch boat spikes.
CLASS No. 6.-Rail'cay IRON Castings and
Spikes.
About 20 tons, more or less, Of American railway
iron, = pattern, 81 inches high, 2 inches wide on
the top table, and four inches on the bottom in bars
not les than Is feet long, weighing about So pounds
per lineal yard. To be perfectly welded and free
from scales, cracks, cinder holes, and other de-
fects.
The bars to be straight and cut square to the
ends.
500 pounds of hook headed railway spikes, best
quality, inches long, about 10 the pound, pointed
for cross sils.
The iron work Of two turning rails for the cars Of
q railway of feet 81 inches gauge.
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FURNISHED Apartments for Rent--In small
II private family, without board, situated in the
rear Of the Patent Once, on Eighth street. the third
door from the corner Of q, west side
July lift
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PESITENTIARY.
OrrIcg PESIrESTrARy, ID. G.
WASHINGTON, July 9, 1919.
WANTED 10 purchase, for the use OF this prison,
w one ton OF the very best broom corn. Per-
sons having such article to dispose of are request
ed to send me fair sample Of the same, with the
lowest cash price for il per ton
THOS. FITNAM, Warden.
July 9-Uuly25 intel. Union.)
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WALKER ANDERSON. Norv Ag,nt

WALKER ANDERSON, Navy Agent.
o. Al proposals semi By mail must Be post paid
90 The New Orleans Bulletin, Baltimore Amcri-
can, Philadelphia Enquirer New York Courier and
Enquirer, Boston Daily Advertiser, and Union,
Washington, will publish once a week until the
30th day Of July, is4e.
July l2--5t
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France and Rome.

SURRENDER OF THE ETERNAL CITr.-The Lcgis-
lative Assembly has been the scene of much turbu-
lence and recrmnstion during the past week The
dcspotc spirit which marks the proceedings of the
Government is having the effect to unite various
sections Of the Assembly, not heretofore friendly,
into a compact opposition to the Barrot Ministry,
and in defence of rcpublcanism. Towards the
astonishment was created among the members by
M. Grsnden declaring that another movement was
in preparation. The statement, however, was
vaguely given by the honorable member and APP
pearcd to have no foundation in fact, that il soon
ceased TO produce any impression.
On the Goth utimo the Constituent Assembly Of
Rome finding that further resistance TO the French
arms would be in vain, ceased hosulltics, and vir-
ually surrendered the Eternal City to the besicgers
On the 18th ultimo an official notification was made
to the French Legislative Assembly, that IN conse-
quence of the arrangement entered into between
General Oudinot and the Roman Trumviratc, the
gates Of Psrollo Portica and Pancrazzia had been
thrown open TO the French troops, who were adopt
ing measures for the immediate occupation Of Rome,
which would take place with perfect quietness and
order.
This communication produced deep sensation in
the Chamber
A correspondent writing from Paris says, Just as
the Bourse was closing il was stated positively that
the Government had received General Oudnots
dispatches, announcing the entry Of the French
army into Rome on the ID, and that they were re-
ceived with acclamatons by the people. The d.
visions of Garibald have been conducted TO Cevia
Vecchia, where they would lay down their arms.
Two divisions Of the army would be lodged and
maintained by the Roman Government. The funds
rose on the reception Of this news per cent.
just previous 10 the reception of the decisive
news from Rome, General Bsdsu lsh Paris to take
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Iron castings for railway and other purposes, as
the same may be required during the year, includ-
ing the casting of Is sheaves of IL by 81 inches to
pattern
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The above headers are only to be dressed on the
beds and builds, which dressing is to extend feet
inches inwards from each end of the stone. There
round each end of the stone, showing full corners
and square edges, which must continue full to the
gauge within. The ends and middles of the stone
may be left split from the quarry being full d.
mansions, but no allowance will be made for any
excess of size
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10 tons 10 cwt., 0 qrs. o lbs. of bar iron
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ST. LOUIS, July 20, p. m.
The interments by cholera on Thursday were
Sc, and by other diseases 30. The weather is
warm, but pleasant
serious riot took place yesterday. Several
persons were injured by missiles thrown. The
ringeaders have been arrested.
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FORM OF OFFER.

certify that the above named - and -
are known 70 inc to be good and responsible qua
rantors in this case
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
q tarb:

I'm 20iftn ausuii. in Ssncfa Gauntp, Sbic, Gatta.
riua, Gbtaottin ocs Iprn. 9 stsr 6aueer (sbtmals
rcu StioWbsitboG SaunIblp, etba Gaunh, an einsnl
Srbtr uno I'M Qecthcubitt, I'M ater pcn 81 Sahren, l
SRcnat uno l6 Sa9cn. Sit bnkrlics ciusn bctrdbtcu
Sattlr uno btuabt unndnci9t &iubtrn, ibrsn fri;
hen 6ntritt gu btuiinsn. eciIbsntCrt Sim. 2 Gap.
8crs 10.
(Gin9fanct curb Sru Gbrp. perm Dubs)
Nm 7tsn Ditits, in Sdo gBbtitbau. an Der 8ubr,
Oauiet alcranoer, Sebn pcn 8snamin uno
Sulauna gtld im 7ttn g,lcnat
1m l2ttu, in 6ciodtcra, on Der Iusjcbrun9, g n:
iamin 9 hnabsL I'M l2tn Ncnat.
Gm i2tn, in 9Hbsitnarlb, an ccr pirnent,dneun9
Scbn SOtct, Schn ron Or. Srautliu uno 1una
IJlaria 9Gartin, i'm 4ttn eS6cnsabr.
Qm 14sn, in 9iero 0Rb,ithou, on suSm SiS6cr
Warp n n, Sctbttr pen Yhuip u. 0iaria SrauF
| I'M l9kn ecbCnsobr.
1m 14tsn, in lpanncptr, on brr Rubr, alsran:
osr Scbn pcn Simrn uuo a6i9ajl Sbnsicsr, i'm TO-
getensiabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Na6ri6t

@iro bisrmit acssbsn, cus Der untsrssi6
nste ais Qcminiltratcr Der SinterIafenfboft
oss ueriiorbmsn peter % al liet Iest
bin pcn @maus. eeta @auntp, sruannt
porcen 1T. Qle cieisnisen oaber bic nod
an befaste t5intsrIaifenfbaft f6uIrts fjnC.
wsrben bierourb oufsefCrbert innerbaib 6
8O6en anSurufen unO abSubsSabIen-uno
aue bieieni9en bic nod rebtmdsiss Sorbe'
run9sn an oiefslbs baben, iino sbenfaus er
fubt fOIbs inusrbaIb befaster Belt rpcblbe'
ttdti9t einSubanoiarn, an
eamucl 6briit, sSm'Or::
September 20. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Observation-Disclosures &irfus \!

9ie beSeibneren 3t9e eiefe5 arosen Gtnr
bIiBements, weIbeS allies eas Neuefe uuo
Qus9eiucbtsfe in Der uuterbaItuna in Iih
su osrsinisea ftent fSnntn in bem bs-
fbrdnften &aum elmer Sefanntmabuna
bios IN Der &iirSe an9efubrt werosn.
3as QpUllonieon, bel mstem oas aro6te
mulifaGifde 8ieisnmerf Der 3st. beifebt aus
uber 1000 perfhieoenen muiifaIifben Sn:
ifrumenten pon ar66erer 5Eraft alS cine Sr-,
defer ron so Mufern. uno uon 40 pfsrs
ben IN preeeBicn 9fSo9en, wiro es oas Sr4
6eiter biIeen wdbreno Ger &OrifelIuna.
Cine octlfdnoi9e uno tlhti9e ordmati-
fbe 9sfeuftaft, unter Der Geituna ron ..
S. MtOIs. Ssiieer beS QosIpbi 8teaters
in @afbin9tOn .. g., in tisfsr Gsfeu,
fboft Su9efu9t, I'M iecen Qbeno bic fOI9en-
ben erG6en. bsrOiften uno pa,riOtil9sn
SdauipieIe aubufabreH ais:
Sen. @af6in9tDm nSlb gut"
mb bsr qSSilbe 2lntOn SSapne ~
8emin8eenSsn ins eeben surha ruftno aust
Der 3eit, Die Die SerSen Der Mdnner priifte !;
pieIe Der iutercfIantelien uno ipi6tiaiisn Gr4
eignibe Der Hepoution cariielleno, bic Sba+
ten Der 6cIosn BON rs, uuc fble6eno nit
einem 9roearti9en Natioual SabIsaur. Sc
neral QS al d ing ton auf feincm cosIn
SbIabnc6 auf pen ShuItsrn fsiner tap.
fern GontinentaIen 9etraaen.
Der Sumabs burb cR Carlo Srcupe,
untsr Ger 2eitun9 oeS 9roBsn itaIidnifbru
9answurfs, Si9rer Selir Carlo, befannt
ourh 9anS europa ais Ger Wann Der 1000
&niffe, uno wabtfheinIib berubmter ais
irssno Elm 8ilnRlsr, Ger isn,aIS oas 9auo
bereiits, uno
gtus alEsgSsihuste 8eitsrtrcupe in iea,
Iihsr Stniitt. aIS tSerrsn 6. 8. Ro9ers,
9S. g9. NiboIs, g. QTrp. s. M'Satlane,
8. s. RihOIs. IS. .. 8napp, s. Wouns.
etc. bic &nabsn 8uIisms Carlo. Ysrrp Gia.
renee II. (. NJ. uno ole Domsn 8. S. Rib.
ols. &napp. 9srrp, DelSmOrs. ETC., MAIDEN
oiefe cOppeIte 9sisQfhoft in elribcm Maa.
be 70 wobE an 3abl uno SoIGntcn ltsr alle
anosrn SrCupen ebabsn, ol5 curb Die Gle,
aanS rno Die 9robs ibrsr @inrihtunesu.
8OrfelIunssn merNsn staebsn in Qasn-
taun am Samlfa9 ben 6teu October; cbrus
falls in @bsrrDoias, Srsitass csu 5ten Ses
tCber, u in Cation. Moutags ten s. Sctc-'
bsr. Die 3bhren werosn ae6Fnst nm balh
nab l ubr Na6mitta9s unr7 ubr Qbsncs,
Ssptember 20. a3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Gsirathcn ami Spnntan.

g8ir uernebmcn, faat Der ,8ofiOn &epub.
lican." ba6 in 0snnipGpanien bic 9eribte
sntfbieoeu baben. cas Gbsbunoniffe burger.
Iihe &ontrafte fino, uno bas osmuab .Sei'
ratben am Scnntas unsiItis iinb, neil Die
@efeee bes Staatss alle ROntrafte, msI6s
am Scnnta9 sefhIcftn wercen, fur unsuI.
rig erfldren. Ser philadelphia eeo9er
sIaubt bas menn cine 6eiratb am Conn
Tag gefbIo6sn worben lei, uno Der Niann
oosr Die Srau wiecer bsiratbe. fO f6nne Feline
8effrafuns aus ben an9efubrten 9runcen
ltattfinoen.
@@snu fi6 tie Sahe 70 prbdlt. 70
wuroen mir aaen nod Iecisen !Serren uno
Samen anratbsn, beileibe nidt auf Sonn.
tags Su beirotbeu. wsnn oas BinoniB un
perbredIib fsin fol-.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Sefentli6c 9cnDu.

Sreita9S Den 12tsn Setober. um | llbr
Nabmitto9s. fOll auf bem Qlaee IsIbf, Of.
fsntIib Uerfauft merosn:
cSene f6aB6are, f6Gne Sauereit
sslsssn in MiIfcro Saunf6ip, 8u6s Co.,
an Der SnaBe BON Sstbebem nad Charles.
tOwn, 10 Msilen bon sritersm uno 5 Mei.
len BON Ieetrrem Srt, 9renSeno an 9dneer
Don SaeOb BAD, Saecb @ei6. Geo. Stein.
man, Sobn MilIer, Sapio @bebaro, uno
Unoern sntbaIteno a Qder, mebr ooer
weni9er a Qder bapon iiuo @iefen better
SuoIitdt, our6 wsIde Elm niefcbIenoer
@aferitrom fleet, moran man fat irasno
cine Mafbinerie uortbeibaft srridtsu tann ;
6 Qder iino !SUIdanc. erfisr @ute. Die
Ssrbeffsrun9en lIno Gin bauerbaftes 5wei-:
it6di9ss
%xA SrGm<@obnbaus,
;;;:. NIT elmer sinf6di9en an9ebauten
9 Shbe, cine src6e SIcdfteuer,
nsuer Wussnf6oppsn. unb aue anoere notb
wenoi9su Qnifsn9ebduben. = 3wei 9roBe
QepftIbaumsdrten. NIT ben beIiebteifen Qr'
ten seSwsi9t, iino auf cem Ylaee. Oas
SanSe il sinsefsnSt nit elmer euten bauer.
baften Sens, uno III in einsm boben Stance
Der GuItur. Sine bequemere 8ausrst 1T
nitt su finoen i'm Gauntp.
Die Seoin9unesu am SerfaufSta9e unb
Gufwartun9 BON
q. 6. SSitman.
September 20. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Sefcntlicbe SSenOu.

Sreita9s ben 5ten Sftobtr. nm IL ll6p
Mitta9s, fcucn om t6aufe ees perilOrbenen
Saeob Sotb. in Norowbeitbau 3aun.
ftip, Geda Co., SfTentIib perfauft msrcen; /;
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