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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03


- The General Congregational Association of
Iowa. will hold its Annual Meeting al Davenport on
the first Thursday in June next, at O'Clock, r NJ.
Davenport, april %, '49 J. A. REED, Register
T7-PLANK ROAD MEETING.-The suiscri-
bers and all persons interested in the Plank Road
to MT Pleasant, will meet at the Mayors office on
Saturday evening, May 5th. 4 full attendance is
requested. BY order Of Board of Commissioners.
. EFsCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING.--Th The reg
ular meeting of the Burlington School District will
be held in the Congregational Church on Monday
next, the nth day Of May. at two O'Clock, r. ~.
general attendance Of the citizens is requested,
as business Of importance win come before the
meeting. l.. D. STOCKTON,
may 3, 1s4S Secretary OF the District.
Oats AND CORN.-Wanted, 10000 bushels Of
VyCORN and OATS, for which the highest mar
ket price viii be paid in cash by CREW 4 GIL
KYSoN, Jefferson street, Burlington emay 8, 40
isorTon Yarn: 400 lbs. Cotton Yarn, tass'd Nos.)
10 lbs. carpet chain; 100 lbs Batting FOR sale ~
may 3,'4s s8e GARRETT Co0PEh.
HARDWARE: We have just reed and opened .
good stock Of Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,
Hinges, Screws, spoons, Locks. Latches and every
article usually kept in the hardware line, which We
will sch cheap. lmay ?, "a, GAaaETT = coorEa
"NBRELLAS AND PARASoLS: Gingham and
u Cotton Umbrellas and silk, gingham and cot
ton Parasols--a good assortment for ssle hy
may 3, - GAARETr ConPEA
T7OOTs AND SHOES, 81 most al kinds, just re-
- ceiyed from Baltimore and for sale BY
may ., loAa GA1nETr 8 coo1k1
7IEUT r675, l6r sale 3
snay p - - An - B =. +cOss
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orrrcE sUpERIsrEspEsr INDIAN Abrams! !

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS,t
ST Louis, April o. ls49.
CsEALED- PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
flee until - O'Clock, NJ, of the cad OF May next,
for furnishing and delivering, at the st Peters Sub
OF the Sioux, portion of their annuity for the
current year, viz:
superhne -four. in good barrels. to am, of 800
Prime nan.: Is.a j.. 49,, do do do $50 $50
And for furnishing and delivering, at the winne-
bago Agency, Long Prairie, near the mouth of Grow
Wing river about 1856 miles from st Peters, to the
Agent for the Winnebagoes-
superfne flour, in good barrels, to amt of $4,000
Mess pork, do do 1900
Brown sugar, in barrels, do $50
Young Tyson tea, in boxes, do $50 Sa, 900
The delivery of the provisions for the Sioux to be
made to the SabAgent on or before the 3oth of June
next; and of the provisions for the Wnnebagoes to
their Agent, or before the first of August next.
TIE articles to be subject to inspection at the points
Of delivery. at the expense of the contractor. AS
poo., AM sufficient security will be required for the
performance of the contract. bidders will please to
name the persons whom they will offer as SUCH
The superinterdeEt.of Indian Affairs reserves to
himself the right OF SC stng the bids aside should he
consider them extravsga ,uy high, and OF making
sach other he supplies as he shall
consider most advantageous 10 the lno,ans.
Proposals will also be received UNI ~ o,ciock'
a, the first of June next, for furnishing ana ae-
I;yerinv. for the of the Winnebago InG'ans, az
their Aren,r aforesaid, S2,ls5 worth OF good 'eef
cattle on tn hcof; the delivery to be made between
the list of SEPTEMBER and 18th Of October next Bid
ders will state the irce per 100 IDS. Tor what they
will agree 10 furnish and deliver said cattle. and
viii further agree to have the weight determined by
estimation on the hoof. Coed security VIII be re-
quired, and the right Of rejectg the ds Is reserv-
ed under the circumstances stated anove.
Bidders will please endorse on the II blds 0Propo-
sails FOR furnishing Indian provisi0ns or sBeef cat
tie for Indians, as the may be, and be address
ed to the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, - Lou
is, Mo. Bids will be received separately for either
the Sioux Winnebago prov isions.
NAV Z. l64Q-At d. ID. MxTcHE Ii, Supt Ind. Affairs.
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II office

TIME undersigned have this day formed Part
nership under the name and style Of D. GIL
CHRIST& co. and will do business at the old stand
OF Cox, GARRETT & Co.. corner of Main and Jefer-
son streets. DANIEL GILCHRIST,
JOEL KIRSHBAUM.
Burlington, april a. lS49 Tapr 1851
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New Goods and New Firm.

TINE Subscribers have just received and are now
i opening large assortment OF Dry Goods. Gro
ceries. Qucensware, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, etc, etc.
They respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from the old customers Of Cox. Garrett Co., and
the public generally, pledging themselves to sell as
low as any other house in the city.
d. GILCHRIST n CO., corner
burlington, apr 1924 Main and Jefierso SITS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

Just received and for sale
II HHps. New Orl.a ans Sugar; ticrce Rice;
u 30 bbls. N. Orleans and sugar house molasses;
rs sacks Rio Coffee;
100 do q. A. salt; +1
10 do Dried apples and peaches;
Also,a very desirable assortment of Spring and
Summer styles, dress Goods, ETC., including rich
fancy prints, Lawns, Ginghams, checks, shaWls,
scarfs, florence braid bonnets bonnet ribbons, bon
net tabs and articiss, fans, summer coat and pant
stuffs etc. etc. by PARSONS, CoPP & PARSONS
Burlington. anril 70. ,49.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
Wis, Jan. 8, 1919.

S ss5sa5s RACINE. WIS.,, Jan. 3, le49.
EerHE GREATEST ARTICLE OUT.-Mr A.
B. Van Doren. Milwaukee, Wis.-Sir: Please send
BY the stage Tor the enclosed cash, dozen Soan's
Ointment. sIps the greatest article out" for all
purposes for which it is recommended. Truly
yours, &c, IS $50 II. s. CARY. &
All the medicines advertised BY w. D. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woolsey \ Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars see Sloan's column of adver-
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" FRESH ARRIVAL 81
w SpIENDIn SPRING, GOODS.

NEW SPLENDID SFhlN1 uOOD5.
THE subscribers beg leave 70 inform their oldcns-
u toners and the public generally ,tkat they have
just ccsscd and are now opening, very large,new
and elcgaat stock of SPRING GOODS, TO which
they respectfully invite the attention Of the public
Their stock has been selected with and an eye
to the of this community. 1t consists in part Of
Dry Goods, Queensirare, Hardware, Groceries,
Gidssicare, Boots, Shoes. etc, etc.
Thor stock embraces every article demanded for
the wants or the city or county. Their great vari
ETY. OF FANCY GOODS, especially. is very SUPERB
Or and to which the attention of the ladies' is re-
spectfully invited.
T5-CALL AND SEE before purchasing elsewhere.
IT'S no trouble to show Goods. No honse in Iowa
shall undersell that Of CREW GILkYsoN,
April Is, 1919 jefferson ST., Burlington
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
Hats and caps
II STURGIS X SON vii. receive about the 18th Of
d April, their Spring and Summer supply Of Hats,
Caps and Stra,c Hats. They invite the attention Of
Country Dealers and the public to the following Cat
afogne, which they will sell at st Louis prices:-
Is cases No. extra fine fash. Molcskin Hats;
II do No. Q extra do do
20 do Fashionable beaver do
10 do Assorted do do
10 do Low price coney do
H. 10 do Low price Muskrat do
20 do Assorted Angola do
20 do Fashionable do dow price) do
IL do Drab Brush dow crowns) do
- do Black do dow crowns) do
IL do Fashionable Brush do
10 do Fashionable plain do
10 do Broad brim plain do
Ie do Broad brim Pearl do
IL do Fashionable do do
rs doz. Black and blue soft Mexican do
IL do Buena Vista do
80 do Gents fine cloth Caps;
80 do Boys do do do
30 do Fine silk Glazed do
80 do Com. Oil cloth do
| do Boys fine dress Hats;
1 s do Boys wool do
~ do Children's fancy Caps;
| 10 do California waterproof Hats;
White and black wool Hats, etc., etc.
"A large invoice Of Mems and Boys fine, common
and low priced Straw Hats, chidren's Hats etc. etc
The foregoing, in addition TO The stock on hand
1t is believed, will afford variety sufficiently large
/ and full for the trade. J. S. Il 5.
| Burlington, Iowa, February 49, 1s49.
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Notice to rre-emrtien ciaimnuts. .


Every person entitled to the right ofpre-cmpton
20 any Of the lands within the townships and parts
Of townships abore enumerated, is required to es-
tahsh the same to the satisfaction ct the register
and receiver Of the proper land Office. and make
payment therefor soon pra6ticabie alter seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
hracing the tract claiue otherwise such claim will
be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

!. tas najcrify for Anthony over Sackett
= =. 80; over all, |, 488. Taylor's ma
lssnl over csss was ; 1873; do. over all,
49,. inthe Eastern Congressional Dis
g,ct NE vote stands for King, Wing,
Brown. Loco, 1850 /; Boyden,
sfss-So.l. 202 scattering, 6. King over
@ewn,l 100; over III, l,547. IL the
e'lsrn District the result Is, for Sher-
- Mhig, 1869; Thurston, Loco,
~ Hall, Free-Soil, l6l; scattering,
nseatoa over Sherman, 81. Ma
~ sgaiust Thurston, l28. The Lee
Y enl,lnfe stands a. follows:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

N1-Young and oid--male and female, may at al
times and under all and with perfect
safety, take DR. Bragg's Indian Queen Vegetable SUI
xar Coated AntiBilious Pills without change Of lv
ing, restraint frem occupation, fear from exro
sure to an kinds Of weather, for they contain no
mercury minerals which are contained in other
pills, and which make others SO unsafe or danger
TO take, and uncertain in their Effects
Not less than twenty cases came to our knowledge
last week, some Of which were Of the most extra
ordinary character, wherein this medicine was eff
cacious in removing coughs coids, throat, and
various other diseases of similar character-IT
caloosa Observer. Sept. 7th.
Y C. w. Bodemann and J. +. Tailant agents Bur-
lington Iowa.
That the wild Cherry Bark possesses rare me-
dicinal virtues is universally conceded, for there
is scarcely family in our land that does not it
in some simple form, and are benefited by its
The Balsam Of Wild Cherry is prepared by the cele
brated DIR Wistar Of Philadelphia, from the extract
OF the sPrunus virginiana,D wild Cherry.) in q
highly concentrated state, with other powerful
dcina agents that are equally celebrated for their
soothing, healing and Strengthening influence upon
the lungs. For the relief of pulmonary complaints,
this compound is certainly superior to all others
nestly recommend the afflicted TO make Trial Of this
article. See advertisements.
Parsons, Copp Parsons, agents, Burlington.
DR. w. =. Richards, . physician OF more than twen-
ty years. standing in Cincinnati, saysalthough il
OF Or ROgers' Syrup Of Lverwort and Tar, yet he is
from sense of duty compelled so to DO. After
witnessing the complete cure OF Mr. Charles Wade,
Of that cty from the very lowest stage of censtmp
ton, by the use of two bottles Of the medicine
See advertisement in another column.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
WESTERN HOTEL, BRIcnToS.

THE subscriber respectfully announces - the
H. travelling public that he hns taken the Western
Hotel in the Town or Brigl ton, Washington coun-
9ty, Iowa, recently occupied by John Lewis, ESQ,
where he. hopes by. the striciess attention to the
wants and wishes of travellers to merit share of
patronage. There is connected with The Housea
spacious stable and wagon yard. Transfers and
cmigrants can be supplied with horse feed.
Travellers and emigtants starting from Burlington
to tuscaloosa csd Raecoon Forks, win find this to
be the nearest and best route. SAlsL YEATES
" Brighton. april 6, fs49-3nl as444+ ss ssMaNa#
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

IS ss.sea hests Pendleton (bo,h W'.1 in
iSss \. Oistfics $50 votes. In the First
s n. e sote stands, Tor Watts Wing
ss.ssss. 80 Millison b. )377; Ports
Msees 006, Millison AS Great
Walas. 81, Millissn IS Princes
2s eealhili precinct, Waits III mai.
!. ss.osth City, Seventh District,
% III bsyly fD.l s6.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

~ s@ Ma10ftty, Is Is
-, -lsss ~ 2 vacancies !: | in Providence,
Aeenston, and in East Greenwich.
~ z! 20 election, the old Represen-
M MA over.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
NEW AND CHEAP

=5 NEW AND CHEAP
GROCERY s. DRY GOODS STORE.
TOHN COOPER has taken the Store on Main street,
u next door to the Recorders Office lately occu-
pied by H. X. Terrell, where he offers for sale
fresh and extensive supply Of Groceries, Dry Goods,
and Hdrdrare, which he intends to sell very low,
whole sale and retail.
the highest prices paid for country Produce.
Burlington, april s, ls49-4w ]. e.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
NEW GOODS r!

ID ECEIvED this day and now opening fresh
II stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, H0rdiccrc, Ready
Made Clothing, Roos ard Slices, etc. all Of which will
be sold at the lowest priccshy ALFRED CLARKE
N. B.-A superior article of PIorGIIs, which are
warranted to give satisfactien on hand and for sale
by rmarch 90, :Siel ALFRED CIARKE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
ssToo Important 10 Overlook. /.

II s. ADAMS new and extensive stock of Boots,
II. shoes and Leather, is arriving daily from Eas-
tern Manufactures. He has on the way and is now
In receipt Of the largest cheapest and best stock Of
the above named Goods ever brought to Burlington,
which he viii dispose of at very low rates, either
at Wholesale or Retail. As he intends establishing
q large business, it will therefore be an object for
all to call and see him who want goods Of this de.
scription.
He also has large assortment OF Saddlery, Hard
ware, Horse collars, Shoe findings, etc.
Call at r. $. Adams east side Main street, few
doors above Jefferson. before you purchase, as his
long experience in the business enables him to
derscil any one in the city or State. He will give
you bargains and no mistake. ssBe sure that you
find r. $. Adams cheap Boot, Shoe and Leather Store.
Hs.rli nufnr ln,t xx.asr 10y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
H. NEW GOODS al

r G. LAUMAN, & BROTHER, corner of Water
j and Jefferson Streets arr daily in receipt and
are now opening large and splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods TO which the attention Of
the public is solicited. burlington april2s, Is4s
DRINTs; 500 ps assorted fancy and madder prints;
$50 ps. Merrimack, blue and orange do
100 ps superior oil coior'd purple and other styles,
just opened, and for sale very Tow BY
anril 16. ,49 I. G. LAUMAN & Bro.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue or license and decree Of the Probate
u court OF Desmoines county and State of Iowa,
will on Saturday the 18th day of May 1919, sell to
the highest bidder the following Real Estate, to wit:
the west half OF southeast quarter Of section 20,
township 10, range west, and the west half of the
east half Of quarter section. Said land is sit
uated about miles north Of Burlington and is
known as the Frazer Farm, having comfortable
house, ETC., with IS or 80 acres Of improved land.
Sale at the office OF the Probate Judge in Burling-
ton between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
O'Clock p NJ. of said day. Terms made known on
the day of sale. JAMES w. GRIMES,
april 26, 1s4s-st Guardian of Ann Eliza Frazer
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03
WIN p Ow1es,

II EcEIvING, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
II chants, Water street, south side of Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa. tmay 3, lS40
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nICH embroidered evening and party Dresses,
n embroidered Swiss muslin for curtains, newest
style, plain and figured silk: piece OF r1ch TURK
s.t;,. received and for sale al the store Of
april II, 40 LoChaKD q "
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

- 6SSSz%a1z511
FINN ~ and Jewcller, Jefferson street, in
1865 forms the public that he has just
received a new stock Of splendid Jewcry-of all
kinds. Fine gold patent lever Watches, Spectacles
to suit all ages perivocal also) Gold Pens, which
warranted; silver, German silver and Britannia
Spoons,and general assortment of articles usually
kept ip Jcwery store, together with great vari-
ETY. of Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments, Gui-
tars, Bass Vio!s, Flutes, Violin Bows, etc.
Clocks of different styles, all warranted and sold
very low. [niay 3, lSA9-3t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-03

THORWARbfNG and Commission Merchant, 100
Nortf, second street, "a few doors south Of vine)
s. Leuis, Missouri. n Particular attention paid
to sales Of Produce, forwarding oil Merchandise and
purchase OF Groceries and other goods. my 3-6m
REFER TO- Messrs !. G. LAuMAN BRo. Burlington
Mr. ]. G. GoRpoN, bloomington.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Sefentli6e 9enDu.

Treitags Den 9ten ano SienStaes Den
27lten Mdr5, an becen Easen um 10 ubr
8ormittag5, fotIsu am 5auie bes Inter.
Seibueten. in spnn Saunftbip. ssba Co.,
foIaenos QrtifsI ouf ofsntIi6er 8snou uer,
Fault psrben, ndmIi6
4 Wferbe. IA Sth6 &tnopieb, porunter
iitb Rlbe nit &dIbsr bsfinosn, 8 S6aafe.
5 S6weine. 2 4.siuls. | SmeisiuIs. uno
Elm 1,9duIs @asen, Elm SpaSierwa9en, Elm
9oIjf6Iitten uno Elm Saaof6Iitten, Qflise
uno @99e. pferbe9eibirr fur e pfsroe, s,pei
Sett einfpdnni9eS @efbitr, cine Winomhb'
Ie uno StrObbanf, cine Shnfterfette, Sperrs
uno ancere &etten, 3 8aooies, Gin Sfeu.
uno font nod pieIe Sauern9erdtbfb baften
gu peitldufds ;u melpen.
Die 8ecinsunseu am Serfaufstuse unO
Qufmartun9 bon
Sofepb Siifcr.
Ssbruar 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
6efnnobctts =SGbrer.

Die 8srcbuunscn fit oisitu Goteuper huo mit esS
9rSFtsn Genaui9tst uno far fanf perhhleoens e6n9n
unb 8reten9raoe 9cmaht eaB oeristts 9eieb nGslldb
III in ireeno cnenSbcl Der Ser. SkaGitn une Srliilh
Mcroamerita. Gr 1T nit asutr Gdrift anf guts6 aa
pier scrudt uno nett siusstunesu. uno ebnccem tae
oic5 Der arnaucts uuo lbSnfe Gaenoer Der @erciuas
ten Staasn III, cthGlr CT neh eiaen arest gcrrotb
psrtbpcIGr Betbruuacn, Seoamenns Bee6rfnie paia
fnb, uno ;uettih pcn lrlSr art, pae s nitbt in Sdr
9efunben pcrbcn tSnnsu.
Seine rantbeitS= 8atateaen, rrsths Ana
ptiiinaGn gir Gntkrnung ron GranthtiRn qeben, fne
pirtltb unfbdebar, uup btrtitsn ihm cinen nltcnsf
nen @mpfen9 in icosr Same. ne CT Gtn9ana fnsd.
Scoe SannIe fcnts pcniaitfns G in flthsr Calender
ttiieen. Gcins Calender fir lS49 fno nau frti9 ;ar
austbrifurs rcn pitthsn CT rusutgitens sRiaicnen
gu orudn ssNcntt, unp bonit krc Smudis in bsu @er.
Stnotcn uno &rtikb amrta nit stnen lclhen psrfbsn
merbs, lapst CT bitrmt Gin
&anflcntc nuo SfubrbaIter
brs 8ttcungen le frtbc ois nirlli an ibn 81 te6rs
bern, uno tie lclltn unentgetoli d init 70 rtd Grs
eptarsn prben lpsrosn, ais e fir ibre &uncen netbs
uinoi9 sratbitu. Gle fno etenfals eln9slaoen cine
Gcpie ibrsr @efb ats Iuiei9en eirIuferrsn.
ipdhe bann ouf nsn DSdr ibrcs Gaitnosrs at9sortdt
rurrren, ebsufalIs nncnt9tblh. H'
Sic fino ebcnfnlIs cribt ollie uctbiacn Anlpsfanasn
;u 9ctsn, mic Ole Galinesr ibucn su9fbidt mrrrfn s
len. Dem 8eke 9tnid6 tSnncn ft per gcli nidt sss
ihidt ptroen, ans9sncmnlsn oas prit9slo mtro ium
@crais bt;ablt rsl
Sau,ilitn psrocn unenteetotih nit oiccn GolenetrR
rercrlt bei eepis Shniot unb9 9er, ren I9enten pcR
Or. Sarns's beriibmttn Samilifn SfebJnsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Sefentlicbe 9Senbu.


Wftttipocbs Sen fAtcit nnS SounerftagS
Den fSten Mfdrs, an jcocm Sag iln no ltbr
Scrmittags, fou am Sauie oes perliorbe.
men Daniel tIein, in SolSbure Saun.
fdip. seGa @auntp, OfsntIi6 oerfauft rper:
oen.:
5 pferbe. pfrbsssfdirr. Elm breitrdtsri.
ger 4 @duIswosen uno 8abei. Elm Spring.
wo9en fur Swsi pferoe. Gin SpaSisrwaeen.
9olSIeitcrn. SascfdIitten. bic 0aIfte elmer
pferpeesmaIt uno Mafdine. 8 Stud @inb'
oieb, Strobbauf, @inomhbte. Sperr. uno
&lbfstten, @assnwinns, Mift9abeln. Smei
Sdleiflfsins. ScbrOtfifie, cine gott Drefd'
SIorpIanfcn, cine eott &ammenbolS, SO.
belbanf, Setter uno BettIaoen. Sifhs uno
SthbIe, Drabr, Spisssl. Elm grocer Sod
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ben.
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ta9en BON .
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Sefentli6e SScnDu.

Treita0e oen 0tcn Wldrl prd;is um 10 iibr
9ermitiaes, lcllCu am 6auie bss llntsrbrsbcncn in
slcrO gBbeitbaG Sounlhip. srda Gauntp, ouf Ssurl;
der 8sneu ptrtauft psrcCn
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rinidbrae SdGsn. 0 Stiid 8inospcb, wcrintr elm
Dspcnlbirs gulI ii, 8 Stdd Shwsinc, spti 49duts.
tpdscn. Gin seduIspassn nit Springs, ein Gilners
uno elm srcesr a8oscnbcrp. sBa9euiuince gvli Sst
5tuIetsrn. Stsihpaass. pfugpaa9t Shilibeies, Srps
Yfiuss, Gssc, Drebhialbme NIT YfrrsscrpaIt. 2srr;
ee Stride gum Gifnsr, praubisben, bsus uno M1ilt;
9obetu, pidsn uno Sbaufan, Stathsbrcdbs, GGi9 4
8stten uno 8eltlopcn, elm ercesr gddbnthront Snt,
ggofertont uno lcnit ncb pieler pous, uuo Bausrns
esrdtbfhoftsu gu umlt6noIIh ~ mdpen.
Credit uno aufpdvtune am @srtaufstoss ron
Sharon 2sut.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
Oefentli0e S8enDu.

SieuItaes, ben 13ten Widr;, nm 10 1tbr
BOrmittass, fou am 9aufe oes luteribrie'
benen in Sber' SaueOn Saunfbip, esda
@auntp. 6ffentIib psrfauft meroen:
5wei pcrtreffi6e Mit6fube, elm l.eiuls
Sposisr @aeen nit @eIbirr, Yflua uno
Gae, SdsofdIittsn. @inomibIe, Sncbbant,
!5eulsitern uno S6emsl. Sru6trsff 8ras.
fenfe, cine bsinobe nsue Qbttas 6ousubr
init 9atfen, Swsi gdf6rdnts, Bureaus,
Dest, 8etten uno Bettlaosn. Glide. Stub.
Ie. s,psi Sefsu nit 8Obr. Safer, Stdnoer.
5dber. Strumpfwsbsri @tf6itr nsblt Stubl,
inne alIs Die OoSu asb6rise drtitsI, unc fOnfi
nod cine aro6e Saf6ieoenbsit Saus. unc
Bautrn @erdtbf9aften su umfdnoIib Su
meloen.
Die Bseinsunssn am Bsrtaufstdss nuO
aufnartan9 BON
'l,I.i SOIsmsn NsitbarS.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
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Scfenfli6e 9SenDu.

SUnnerita8s, ocu sten IfdrS um 40
ubr Scrmitta9s, fcu am 6aufs oes rnter.
ihrlsbsnen, in SaI5bur9 Saunftip, 9e6a
Gauntp, cfTenIIib uerfauft weroen:
Sine Msdbre, elm 2idtria ShtIsn, pfrts'
9efhirr fir 5 pferce, SIie9enneee. &ino
pieb. Elm breitrdceriaer 4 pferps @dgen,
elm arobsr gacoi, Sprieael uno 0efe.
Oreidmalbine uno pferoesepaIt. cine gBaI
Se, pfu9en, @q9cn. 8inrmhbI, Srcbbanf,
SteIfDaa9e, Sunfterfette, Sperr' uno Rub
fetten, Swei Sett 9sulsitsrn une Sebsmcl,
9OlSleitgn, Srubtreff, nebif anocre Sou-
srn9erdtbltoftsn Su umidncIidb su msIcen.
Die Seoin9un9en am Srlfaufsta9e uno
QufwOrtun9 uOu
SOIOmOu SIcin, fen.
Sebruar y. a3m