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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

We have taken the liberty Of curtailins
the following communication considerably
for which W. P. C.must excuse US, as !, is e.
ven then sufficiently pungen,. We ,rus, this
will conclude the polemical discussion:--
For a.e Gasette.
POLEMICAL
Mr.. sprroR:-Having been very res
pectiaIly invited to sit down to u snmptu.
o''s feast, recently got up by one Of our cit.
lZeas, dealt out in the form Of courteous
Po!nmics--t must say il is with sincre graf.
lIude. that ] now tender my warInes,
thanks and best respects, to my particular
friend ]. Il. for the di.in,ercsied kindness
he has thus deemed proper to nantes, ia
behalf of my ability. Very likely, after
ages have rolled away, it will he remcm.
bcred that on the 18th Of Jan. 1910, Mr.
j. 4. originated three po,en, and majestic
questions, tho magnum bonum of which
doubtless can never be eclipsed, at least.
so long ne his man, "who travels with old
Sols remains in eternal sunshine.
But pass to The three distinguished pc.
iemics OF J. I. which will be found in the
Gazette of the ll,h inst. To the first
respectfully reply, II tina, man who is ever
IN sunshine reckons time according 10 j.
T., why then Monday must cease when
Tuesday begins aud Tuesday must begin
when Monday ceasrs; but surely Mr.. J. r.
will bc so good rs 10 inform us when and
where Monday begins TO his man; and then
indeed We will have some ianebiiity to his
first Polemic.
TO the second pole'nc reply, that, il
the sun is vertical to the man, the gentle.
man will put up his horse in place skinj-
or" hot.
To the third and last polcmic answer,
that j, is not customary Tor men Of Dnven.
port to travel one.tsird faster than Pine.
uls unless i, be those Of cohesive genius
however, conclude that J. rs. man will
oreriako Sunday some where within the
temperate zone. Has friend J. r. any
more elephants to exhibit?
w. PC.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18
NEW FORT IN THE NORTH.

a new military tort has been located bv
Brig. Gen. Brooke at point on the Upper
Mississippi opposite the mouth of tho No
kasseebec, n small stream emptying into
the Mississippi on the east side, six miles
below the mouth Of Crow Wing river
One company olihe 9th infantry. VIC un-
dcrsland, IS on the ground, preparing lum-
her, &c, fer tho commencement Of the
buildings in the spring. Tho fort, when
finished will he garrisoncd by two compa.
nics-onc OF infantry and one of Dragons.
Dur former townsman, J. II. McKrNSy.
has been appointed Su,,lcr.-Burl. Gas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

The CHoLERA.-With respect TO this
fearful disease which is making strides
hi,herwnrd and unques.ionably will leave
its signet with US, We would urge Our read
ers to bear in mind the following express
sive fable:-"One day traveller me, the
plague going into Cairo, and accos,ed il
thus:-'For what purpose are you enter.
ing Cairos' 'Tok 5000 people, was the
reply. Soon alter the same traveller me,
the plague again, and said, But YOU killet
90yO0Or May the plague replied, q kill
"a but 3,OOO-fear cid the res,r"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

Tuesday morning Of las, week fire
broke out in Galena and before the ilames
were stayed the whole Of the square bound
ed by Maine, Perry, Bench and Green
streets was in ruins. The mercury stood
1t 81 deg. below zero at the time Among
tho individuals burned out were ID. A. Bar
rows, confec,oncr, (second time this sea-
sony and u. Presley, ,obacconi>,, (ilnrd
time this season.) There appears to be
singular fatality about those two men.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18
TERRITORIAL ACQUISITIONS

a1QCIOi loNS.
The President in his message nIludes "a
the report Of Col. Mason, Which we pub.
lished last week, in terms Of commentator
and recommends the immediate establish.
men, ola branch mint in California. up.
on the subject Of Territorial acquisition he
branches out 10 sone extent; we give the
plth OF his remarks in the following ex.
tract
"The Mississippi, so latcIyn frontier oil
our country, is now oniy its centre. With
the addition Of the late acquisition, the
United States are now estimated To be
nearly as large as the whole Of Europe.
alt is estimated by the Superintendent,
OF the Coast Survey, in The accompanying
report, that the extent "l the sea coast q.
Texas, Oh the Gulf Of Mexico. is upwa ards
OF 400 miles; Of the coast Of Upper Caitnr-
MIA on the Pacific, go miles; and OF Ore.
gon, including the Straits Of Fuca, Of $50
Understanding the whole cxtcnt Of SO
coast on the Pacific, 1890. and the whole
extent on the Pacific aud the Gulf Of MeSi-
co 1920 miles. The length OF the cnas,
OF the Atlantic, from the northern limits OF
the United States, around the cnpes OF
Florida 10 the Sabine, on the eastern bonn
dairy OF Texas, Is estimated to be 5000
miles; 50 ,hat The addition oil sea coast. in
GLIDING Oregon, is very nearly two-thirds
as great rs oil possessed before. We hive
now three great maritime fronts, on the
Atlantic. tho Gulf Of Mexico, aud tho Pa
ciiic, making IN the whole an extent Of
coast exceeding 5000 miles. This il the
extent of the sea coast Of the States, not
including bays, sounds, and small irrcru-
laritIes OF the main shore. and Of the sea
islands. Ii these be included, tho length
of the shore line fcoa.t. ~ estimated b.
the Superintendent II The Coast Survey.
would be 3:,, 163 miles"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

LocKJAw.-l have noticed lately, sew
cral deaihs nv lock jaw, and for tho inform
aton otall, would give certain remedy.
When any one runs nail or any sharp
iron into nny part Of his frame, take CON-
mon smoke pipe, ill il with tobacco, light
it well. then take a thin cloth or hardker-
chief, place il over the howl ofthe pipe, and
blow through the stem into the wound; two
or three pipo fulls will be sufficient 10 set
tho wound discharging. have tried il on
myself and five others, and have found il to
give immediate relief II tho wound has
heen some Days Standing il will open again
ifthc tobacco is good. Try il, my ons
who may chance to get s"ch wound.
baltimore Nsm.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

CALIFORNIA GoLD-OfFIcIAL.-The Di-
rector OF the Min, a. Philadelphia has
caused an ASSAY otsomc 1900 ounces troy
oil California Gold to be made and repor,s
that The loss by melting was 2l.2 pr CT. of
the original weight, tho residue averaging
IN iineness s0l ,housandihs; nenrly equal
10 the standard %. our coin, which is 300
The average value PER ounce of tho bull
ION, before melting, is SlS.5 is; that of
The same in bars inter melting is $3.50.
The value Of The amoun, tested WINS SAG.
1879.
An analysis has al4o heen made nj tho
Mint Ut specimens oi Cianabar brought
from the same region which was found 10
contain p.atla.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

a MORNING VIsIoN.-Some wing nj Al
bnnv recently iran saw upon Hastings,
Of the knickerbocker, by posting up bills
TO The effect that ono hundred men were
wanted at his office Cor The gold mines, at
10 dollars n day, and be found. lie snys:
"Whcn VIC reached our office in the morn
ing. we found crowd Of shovels. hoes. pick
axes. Tin pans, md healthy looking fellows,
anx;ously awaiting our arrival. We tried
to pursnade tho fellows TIM. il WINS hoax,
but they could m, understand the joke,
and insisted on being booked at once far
California. We had to call in the assist
ance ola strong Police force to dispcsso
the crowd.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

PmoNocRArHy.-Thc merits Of this art
vii! be tested this winter at Washington.
as the Senate made law last winter nj
lowing the Iniel!igencer and Union seven
dollars column for their reports Of the
proceedings of that BODY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

C-Polk's Message is published in some
ofthe papers with the heading: 1.-The State Of
the Country Romance otthe Nineteenth
Century"--by james X. Polk, author oil
the Mexican War;" &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

Masonic REvIvAL.-rhe Keokuk Dis.
patch says that the Masons are increasing
in that city ut an unparalleled rate. With
in the last week nearly thirty degrees had
been conferred on different persons.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

Iowa LEcIsLATURE.--This august assem-
hlnge adjourned on Monday last. A friend
at Iowa City promises ns a review OF their
proceedings at his earliest leisure. We
trust it will be forthcoming.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

CrThc Wings of both Iowa and Illinois
have recommended Col. +. ID. BAKER, oi
H.. as a member Of Gen. Tayior's Cabinet.
We presume in that matter Old Zach will
do much rs he plenses.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

BACK AGAIS.-The Washington Nation.
nj Inielligcncer states that a gentleman
whom tho dazzling prospect early induced
TO start for the gold diggins. by the Chagres
route, has just returned. after getting rs
Gar rs Panama, finding there two thousa nd
persons entitled to precedence in the YES
sells from thence; md il is computed there
are six thousand thcre now eugcr Cor a
chnncc TO San francisco.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18
From The Caicago Journal.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
a r RIVAL OF THE
EU ROP A.
FRENCH ELECYYOlS.

New YORK, Jan. >
The steamship Earopa, Captain Scots,
iron Liverpool; the 18TH, arrived a, New
York Sunday +. NJ.
Postscript of despatch dated Paris
Thursday, 10 =. NJ, says: up to this
time. tranquility continues. The latest
e.c ciion returns show n majority for Prince
inis over all competitors Of 21,000.-
Prince Louis proposes to rinse Cayairnac
To the rank OF Marshall of France. A par
'al amnesty is still spoken of rs liacly 10
he presented 10 the Chamhers. either by
Cavalcnac or the ministry OF Prince Louis
IL Is understood that i, vii! not include the
prisoners Of Nincenncs. The intention OF
promoting the election of A. Duianse to
the Presidency OF the chambers, is well re.
ccived and will probably be carried into
effect. Marshal Cubranl made his frs,
appearance in the chambers today. and
WINS received bv NJ. Theirs mud slnbe.-.
The proclamation oi the President will
probably he made about the 10Th inst
.di,ne,o do Grardin asked the war depart.
ment for his father, Gen. Girardn. end has
been refused lie will probably bo once
more in opposition to the government.
lie also asked for The Office of Minister o,
Finance tor himself; and as il is impossible
10 &c, this request, there Is already cold
ness. which will in Il day or two, probably
lead toa rupture.
The election for President came of on
Snrdas. the 10Th ut, according TO prcvi-
"us announcement. aud terminated on
Monday evening. without the slightest dis.
tut 5ancc. On Friday aud Saturday some
rio,lng took place in the Place Mauboot. on
the part al the Gardc Mobile. who are en- /.
,hnsia<iic IN the support Of Prince Louis.
but II does not seem to have reached above
a street row, although the Gardc were
routed. The contest lay. Of course, be.
tween ;.on. Cavaignnc aud Prince Napo-
leon. The number Ut votes rendered inr
i.amariine. Rnllin. and Raspal, being com
para'ivciv insignificant. may Inc leit on, al
The consideration Of the result. Election
returns from IL districts Of Paris show the
following result:
Prince Louis Napoleon, 1891
Inn G,y,t,,... -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

ELECTRIC TELEGHApH.-An agent oil
o'i.eili.'s line Of telegraph has been ,nr-
rving in our place for some DAYS in the
endeavor 10 raise sufficient sum 10 deira,
The expense OF the line to this point
Whether he succeeded we have not ascer-
tanned.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18
SEVEN DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
WASHINGTON.
NEW lopK. Jan. 9Th.

WV IHKh, jim. 9ITI.
The steamer Washington LEFT Bremen
on the Goth ali., aud arrived at New York
IN the ath inst, making the passage in
l9days.
The condition Of things in Europe i'm
proves daily since the election OF Louis Ma
poleon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

CmLoRoFnRM Cure FOR CRoLxRA.-
DR.. Jas. Hill. resident surgeon At Peckham
House Asylum. Eng states that he has
tried chlorotorm in ten cases of malignant
cholera, with complete success-six Of the
patients having perfectly recovered. aud
four being convalescent.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

HYDRoPAruY.-We have received The
January number Of Or. Joel Shcw's Water
Cure Journal. Il ID filled with it's usual
variety. Those who wish to SEQ spec;
pea Number will call upon u.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

DEATH OF EX-SENATOR SEvIER.-Hon.
A. Il. SEVER died at his plantation in Ar
kansas, OH the Both ult. Of u pulmonary at.
lection.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

SENATOR FROM KESTUcKy.--Hon. Thos.
MErcALr has been elected U. s. Senator
from Kentucky. for 6 years, from the 9TH
Of March.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

GThe National debt, according to the
annual report olthe Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, 10 So, sO5, lOi sc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18
HAITI.

The Cap Of Liberty. is the namo be.
slowed BY Mrs. Trollops on widows cap !
Not bad idea.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

The Grand Jury OF Dublin have returned
true bills against Mr.. Duiiv Tor .clonions
articles published in the Nation ncwspa-
per, and Tor writing tho letter 10 Smith o.
Brlen. urging him IL rebellion, found in tina,
gcnlleman's por,man,cau.
The southern and midland papers are
filled with heart.rcnding accounts Ut death
BY starvation.
Extensive evacuation OF the tenants, and
Their flight towards The cmigrant ships, and
violent oitragcs IN all their disgusting va.
rIcty arc mentioned.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS By
TIE EUROPA.

The Emperor at Austria has nbdica,ed
bis crown ia favor at his nephew. The
Pope at Rome has escaped from his cnpi,a al
md is now ont Of Italy. Tho cholera j.
spreading over The continent. Its rayaccs
IN presburg have been frigh,lul.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

Paris Is tranquil. There is an increase
OF confidence in The commercial classes Of
the metropolis and the provinces. Large
bona ilde purchases Of funds were made,
which wero oh the rise.
The President was proclaimed az the
lioie! dc Vile, on the alst Dec, and III,
Cabinet afterwards.
NJ. Od!lon Barro,, was to BIO nj the
head Of the new Government. I.amar,inc
u Ike 10 lie in nomination rs Vice prcsi.
dent ct the Republic. Gen. Cavairnac
was likely to receive the nomination ~
Marshal Of France.
The Pope still remains NJ Gre.a, sur
rounded by diplomalisis. IIe has deter.
mined totake refuge in France.
The llungnrinns were tcarinr down
their own houses and villages, and destroy
ing oil means Of communication, in order
TO destroy the invading Austrian army BY
cold or starvation.
ENGLAND.
There is an increased accumulation al
bullion in tho Bank Of England Of nearly
fl5,OO0,OOO.
HAITI.
An arrival nj Charleston from Hayti
brings news that the Hayden army. &c. OOC
strans, had advanced on the city Of ST. DO.
minso. The city was preparing 10 repulse
them.
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

New YORK, Jan. >
The steamship E0ropa, Captain Scot,
from Liverpool; the 18th, arrived a, New
York Sunday Il. NJ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
a@ art5eiQf. ~

Dem 9eebrten pubIifum Su Staet nnc
eano, Defenders an9ebeneen @beleuten, uno
aItsrs1thmd6en, nit &beumatismuS bsbdf
tsten Werfcncn, brinesu Die unterSsibnetsn
Sur Nadriht, baB fie aubier in Gllcntaun
ltets porrdtbie babcn uno fsibf Utrfsrti9sn:
Stt. @atraSSeu nit ooer Obne Springs 80
sbenfo iibernsbmen Iie ieoe 2ftt BON pclfters,
arbeit. fowObl neu aIS sur Qusbeferuus BON
Sofas uno Staufellfublen. MatrdSsen
Don Strcb obcr See9ros perben 9lei6falls
auf getclIun9 Uerferti9t; far fclice uno
biui9e Qrbeit miro 9arantirt. Die preife
Der Yferosbaar. Matrasseu linb BON IL bis
20 SbaIer, mas cine DifTsrenS sines Orit.
tsIs scesn bic BON philadelphia uno Neuporf
bsjo9euen ausmadt; inoem es ben 8erfer'
tieern mebr um fdnelIen Qbfae aIs arceen
profit Su tbun 1T. 3usIsi6 msrcen Ie ibr
bisbrriqes SapeSirers (paper hanger)
@dtdft fcrtfeeen; fdOn oielfa6 uerfertigte
Urbsiteu in eiefr Stabt uno umseeeno
Ssuasu Sur 3ufriebsnbeit Der 9eIsiiietsn Ur.
bsiten. 3Cmmt uno fsbt, uno Sbr werost
qewib Cure StrCbbetten 9e9cn Die nett. ee.
funoeren unb aneenebmeren pfetbbaarlna'
trajjen umtaufben. g.
StSet) nn6 2Siber,
i'm ;tpcitsn Stcdt non Stcb,titpr Donid 8ittcr,
2tIinltrofc in aGentaun.
9loprmber 8. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
NerbGrs2ife

fur ben Sscem6er Sermin 1919.
SObn 9. 81. 5untsr sessn 9sni. Cub.
iuia uno Qnoere.
Die &epubiif uDn pennfpIuanien aeacn
Gbriifian E. RnauB uno Qnoere.
Geubsn Sault uno Srau 9egen Sac. Sci.
ferf unb Srau eas
- Dir Mcrrifcn eumber @eieIlfbaft seaen
WaroIp unb Budmann.
Goa eidt, acm'r. 9cgrn Senrp Sellers.
Bsniamin .SrseI sesen Saecb lSart unc
2sab l0art.
Scssl uno S6laub srsrn DisfcIbsn.
DisisIben se9en Disislben.
DisisIben seaen Siefetbeu.
Sonatban 8lafe eesen Matb. Ssrdner.
y 1brabam 5auowerf 9s9cn petsr @ert.
1btabam 9anowelf sesen Senrp Deter,
1bminifrotCrfete.
SuI. 9autrnfbGd9sr 9eoen Siaoe Snins.
Gbartes 8stf'S Gtueen 9e9en Sen. Sing,
1bminiiirator. etc.
SsIfricse unb gSifOn s'9cn 9adenba6
uno Bed.
eeui Srsp acaen Stepben Ballet
@ecrgs Meibler ae9en @eorse Sreini9.
MlsieIer uno groman 9r9en 9ecr9e Sret'
mtg.
Sbcmas 8aFer acaen SamucI Smitb.
s .Sfatbau WfilIcr, 9rptb.
glopsmber 8. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
Sefentlibe SSenDu.

Dieuaas 8 ben 27ifen NCuember 1s49,
Inn 10 ubr Sormitta9S, folen am Saufe
hes tluterfdriebenen, in Der Staot Gucn'
tauu, SfTsntlib oerfauft percen:
awei pferbe, Mithfibs, aue bon bcr
Surbom uuo Daucnfbire Sutt, | &ino,
Sbweine. 3wsisiuIswa9sn nebif Su9s'
bSrioem gefdirr, l siufpdnni9sr @a9en
nebif ,uasbtrisem @sftirr, 2@ascnbOcieS,
.SenIsitern NIT SdsmeI. u. {. no, 2 pflise,
2 eaaen. l @inomubGc, l StrObbOnf. |
netpatentttter @uItiuatOr, 9ewobnIiber
0ultipotor, S6Iittsn nit eilnuen Scblsn,
. perfdiebene Stneioebdnfe um Seu ceer
gSslldfcrnlaub su i6nciccn, l SobsIbane
nebft aaGbanb Sbreinerael6irr, S6Ieif'
fiein, 1 Rodefen. &if6e uno 8dnfe, nebfi
siner arOsen Srf6isccnbsit Sauernaedtb'
fd3aftsn, uub cine Suantitdt 9eu bel Der
&cntie.
Die 8eoinsunsen AM Serfaufstase uno
1ufwartung ucn
0aoveuber 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
1t1selqR

Sas i'd, Softor 6 SEspbl0cnntb.
BON mtiner &eife uah @iseonIin Surifse.
febrt bin uno bier in Qllentaun uno llmae.
9eno mieoer aIS 2tSt. @unoarSt unb Sc.
burtsbelfer praftiSire, Ssige ib msinen Sreun.
ben uno Nttblr9crn gan; 9sbOrfamif an s..
bierbei temerfe ib: ba6 tb befoneets CUTE
uno dtbte @urmmittel beIee, &rantpf=
tropfcn fur Ma9en. uno Mutterfrdmpfe,
oeren d6tbeit bier uno in Der umeeeeno
oisIfsitis 6s.eisfs~ s~s.Sssr Wv ~~Sr ''I' vtu
neueren Sbriften Guropas empfoblen
weroen. g. fur praftilbe QsrSte S6on.
lein-bes9I. looIfber's MasuSin iter Die
seiammte SeiIfunbe, Spansenbera's Ma9.
etc. etc. Serner, Srcpfsn 9e9en &beuma'
tismus uno @ieeerfbmerSen, wabrIi6 d6te
Mittel ee9en 8ruit., eun9en. uno Ianawie.
ri9e Satsbsfhwerben, SnperIdbi9e NeitteI
9seen Quaenfranfbsiteu uno Sdwerb0ri9:
Felt, 3abnfbmerSen, II. (. 10.
Sncem ib nun fur fruberes 3utrauen
meinen mdrmitsu Sonf obifutte. bite ib
ieet um 9enei9tsn 3ufpru6 beSIi6
81. S.-Meiue @Obnuuq 1T baS 2te
SauS unter 9alimirtb S. &OIb, i'm 9aufe
Der Srau 9CFtOrn SIotbo.
6. S8OblDemutb, NJ. d.
I0entaun. RoU. 8. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
rs SI0cbriCbt.
Ropemter 8.

Sa bic Maftinaton Snbepenecnt Srup.
pc bel ibrcr Iseten 8srfammIuns orei Nldn.
ner an9eifetlt bat, INN cine &sdnun9 swi-
Iteu Der Sruppe uuo SSOicpb 9aumer, frlb
er erifer Serecant Der @ompa9uie, abSubaI-
ten, 70 niro biermit Ratritt oeaebsn, bas
obiae orei Mdnusr uno 6err Soiepb @au,
mer erlubt fnb, ibrr @rnsnnun9 semdB.
ii6 am Samffas ben "a. Rccsmbsr, um
10 ubr 8crmitiass, om 9aufe bon s
eobSif6 er, in Srerlastaun, Su osr'
fammsIu. woSu aue intersbirte perionen
ein9sIacen lino.
Sfe GOmpaanic.
%3 3err Sirom s. S6dne III ebenfaus
boflidt erfutt beiSuwobnen.
glcpembul5. nq2n1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
2Gllcsatasana seGfaOelalic.

Die gRmtrr.eieung nintnt ibr'u 1uTuns am
SyiOntag Den r9ten Sf0Dcmber. @eae 8sfcns
Ssrbtitsn tc5t9Iid5 per geoinsm9tn, Ssrtddg, Shis
o;sn, etc. tsnnen aus ban idbrlbn 8otOtca, ron peu
man Gcpien 0uf anfru9e an str ataosmic rbattu
fam, crtsrnt psrern. T
.lr u. 6. ShGnoler, grinstrat-
2Gtnaun. Scr. Is, 1649. sT. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
g6bieS 0re6s@lter.

llnttr Der srcfsn @srIbsrcnbcit rcn Scice uno ans
bern Drtestttrn, pce Die llntsrjCitbnrtln neth IN
0iCisgcrf sinestauft baten, uno earauf e bCcneers
oit aufmsramtst br sGbits Der Stabt uno lIn9c9cno
gu tntsn pSnbsn. iuest man fcIscnrc @aarsn, nanls
lidb
@bameleou @ros be Gbsine, reid fcIorirte
unb fdwarSe f9urirte Seioe fbwarSe uno
reid foIorirter uno webfeIfarbi9er Satin !;
fbmarser 9rOs De &bsine /; fattin'9 9eifreifte,
fbparSe uno farbiae fuper frans6fifbe Me
rinoes, Gponefe @obur9 uno Sbibet Sud- !;
Mobair uno Ssice 9Sarp alpaca pdramal
taS @afdmere Mous ce Gain. Nofaics,
M, riean Stripes, u. 10. gbenfaIIs Sbi'
bet, molIens, Sai Staat uno anosre Suao'
rot unb lanse SdawIs, GIoafin9s, !9ano'
Itubs, Strumpfe. II. fw.
preb, gutb, uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
Sabr9an9 ss.
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Sp ciSes GA s. aus
bsi
sHQtpn SSint.
in bet bonittcn SroFc, bic 4tt SbIvc unkrbot6 30,
aGn5idS gSirtbSbaus

9enNitbS gEirtbsbous,
Ille Sunari9en uno Durifieen, fowobt
aiS Qneere, lino frrunofbaftli6 eingsIaoeH.
oen obensenannten SrtSu befu6sn, nefeIbif
Tie au ieeer Belt nit aIen Gorten BON g..
artifet uno @rfrifdungsn, alS 1uffern.
Srtpes, Sleif6. &ubea, u. (. no, nebft
aucn Sorten @strdnfe pon better NuaIitdi.
na6 Der ft6n(tCn @anisr unb on ben bilIis.
fen 9relien brbient werren follen. Sretet
elm, Serren unb SamCn, uno uberssust
Gud fslbff.
QIlentaun, Sft. IL. nq6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
amerifanifbes. beutfbes uno frouj0ffdes
Sub unp Gdfiimere.

so StiidS, tsitebcno aus fpor;tn. tIoucu, transr,
clipsm orab, sciibtn, H. + no, ccbcn crbaltSn, uno
pirc strtauft i'm Srcetn une &Linen, ;u Yrstfn bic
nibt tibertrcfen rpsrben tSnnen.
preb, @utb, uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22
S@2eBfe @rinnerln1a.
9er Wpfretfer.

Ser unterSei6usts, msItsr bic 3eituu9en
onrt Sberfaucon uad @Ocpesburs trd9t,
9tebt bierourb Nabritt, oae am IL. SO.
pember elm Sabr pCttssIc UerfaIlen ii, uno
erinbt oaber ale, entweoer an i'm felbli
ocer an bic padbalter Su bs,ableu.
Jpbu .. 8Iemmcr.
Hopember Is. -3n