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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

P1rTsBURG SATURDAY ER-.Nrs. SacisS-
hclms paper I'VE notice this newspaper for
the purpose of recommending it to the favorable
consideration and patronage of our lady readers.
In it they will find some who lesomc advice Civ
en- in good plain English, without mincing or
lisping. A woman who has courage to war a.
gainst the follies of her sex and take upon her.
self the advocacy of female rights, deserves well
of w oman kind Such is Mrs Swisshelm.
Her newspaper is worth all the sentimental
namby family tales with which all our Maya
zines and cheap family papers are continually
stocked. The doll baby style of female dress
she rebukes as Indignantly as she pleads elo-
quently for the rights and privileges of her sex.
Ladies. Do give her paper trial. Altho' it
may conflict with your pretty notions, you will
feel the better for it's wholesome advice.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
Reception OF Jenny Lind.

This distinguished cantatrice was received in
New York with the greatest enthusiasm. tri-
umphal arch had been erected opposite to the
dock of the vessel where the landing on shore
took place, and a carpet was spread on the
ground from the ship gang-way to Mr.. Barn
um's private carriage, which was in waiting
The scene of landing was witnessed by thou
sands of persons, most of whom escorted Maddle.
Lind to her apartments at the Irving House.
About midnight she was serenaded by about 200
musicians, who, among other patriotic airs,
greeted her with "God save the Queen''!!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

INCIDENTS OF JENNY LIND ON THE VOYAGE TO
AMERICA One day, overhearing one of the en-
CINE hands singing song in his rude way, she
insisted that he should sing it from beginning
to end, for her benefit. The sturdy seaman will
lingly complied, whereupon she produced four
guineas, which she gave him as the price other
ticket.
She also gave a concert on board for the be-
nefit Of the seamen, which realized the sum of
about $3.50 from subscriptions Of passengers, to
which she generously added considerable sum.
She is certainly good-hearted, and deserves as
much patronage as any one in her circumstances.
She is not to blame, however, for the headlong
rush of extravaganza to which her singing gives
flow. The discretion of others is not in her
keeping.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

CoNFIRMATIoN.-A large batch of Registers
and Receivers have been confirmed by the Sc
nate very recently. Among them do not appear
the names of Messrs. Mcknight and Mobley,
of this city. Why is this? ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

CLEAN YOUR WHEAr.-Wc have frequently
heard millers and merchants complain of the un-
clean state of the wheat brought for sale to this
market These complaints are undoubtedly
just in some degree, if they are not all we'll
founded. This necessarily depreciates the val
ue, and lessons the price of wheat, and is of no
advantage to the buyer, much less is it to the
seller, for though the dirt may help to fill his
bushel, it will as surely lessen the price.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
DR.. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,

MAG M ETC FLUID,
used with the most perfect and tain success in
all cases of
ENERAL EDILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
r Hso n o FrS cRAf a ' and PAIsY
DYSPEPSIA or lNDiGEsT!ON, RilEUMAT!SAi,
h S9 and NsToJs
PITATION OF THE HEART, AporLExY, NEu
RALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER
AZURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAlNT, DIS.
EASES of the KIDNEYS, Proficiency Of NERv,
ana , anu a opa s0us
cause-namely,
A Dexaugement Of the Nervous System.
CO. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Medicines increase he disease, for they weaken the
y y'1 h
cnce of Gal vnnsm, applied by this beautiful and
wonderful discovery, the exhausted patient and weak
ened sufferer is restored to former health strength
elasticity and vigor
The great peculiarly and excellence Of
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
consists in the fact that they arrest and disease
by outcard application in place of the usual mode of
Nature sinks hoielessly under the nAicton.
They strengthen the whole sysiem eyua-e the ci,c,
ation u the dlood promote he secrr"ns and do
me slightest injury ""der any circumstances Since
years since, more than
IS, 900 rsors
including all sr,s classes ON, conditions oman.
which were large number of ladies, who are pecu
liarly subject to Nervous Complaints. have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every.
thing else been tried in vain
10 illustrate t,o nce NJ tba GAvyAHtc .,rcIr
,,,nosa 80 900 of . . va ,r..aa .n 49,. t,
If civilization nVsptpSja or anv othar ,hrn,;r or
EarvnrS D;sordor In or,;narv cnsos s.;nniants 40
AXIOM Jpn hl f1atr Ectin nnrrn ct,A
rIes Of the stomach otor1 ,nnn,or rel;eS INIT .h;cb
ooro t no,a,,4 !, q iov.,n .,at, onIi 49, $500,
.,cuItns stto, ,ho . .t;on ,hus aw.sd hnn nanaoS
Vow comn,r. ,h, III ~. ata,t ra.,,t;,m , ~,
annie ,tinn of Two - IvaSIr. pEI.r rr,,a - nH
,at,c s,,..a ~ CIV, ~ 49, IN ~.
.tIack anI .;,,. t; .h Nj $780,, g. i p1 y. 49,: d"
tho N,on.,c L!J,;;d -. dua,tad ~ Lo. W. - rs
,nssns,ji w t 90 ;I t ~ a. ".. peaiou .iis
which vii rass On ,o thn ro,o+;ra md ,honoa hi,
AGAIN to tb. rns;t;ra ill.,, l.sa,;nT y, .n a,;. Ua
1;alva,;c c;r.rlat;nn .irn',aTo,iit r, W $500. o ,rt
the mo.t sn,ere cosas a. ~ SptpSI y. prpMa
NENr,I v IIrpEN ,rl.S.r n .ts re .H,ni
SlTEEIi,irNT T0 rH M NJ, rt,., nIsU .S.
az yEaHs A'f O''rf>0h
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
~ ,, . ,,,
"
'i"n ali parts OF the country could he given sntt
~ ,,x,,,,-
~ " ia AZ -SSItESk. - ASSI CASE,
rhich c,rrl.>irelv prov es that
, /, ~.
cun,, nm
~
Rheu natisn. Bronchitis aud Dyspepsia,
,,,,, ,,,
KEY. DIX. LANDlS, a CLEl{G MAN
g New jersey ,r DISTINGUISHED a,,,nms,t. and sx
4ted ,anutatinu -. ~ va
Sidney New Jersey InI, !, ,s,s
Dr. 4 n cur,,r,x-Dear Sir. van " ish T., knew
,f me what has been tho ,csu IL, ~, nu.r c,v. If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

sistant accustomed to confinement. She receiy-
ed an answer from the mother Of twelve child
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that my son Francis Henry
~ minor, Ia free to act and trade for himself and
that shall claim nothing which he may earn and shall
pay no debts which he may contract after this date
Iowa Township, Dubuque Co. =
Sept. 10th 1850. vol 10 no q
7000 LBS: Cotton Batting, just reed and for
l. OOO sale by W. p wIGurws.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
DR.. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANTC NECK ACE,

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throa, or
Head. such Bronchitis inflammation of the Throat,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head
Neuralgia i'll the Face, Bnzzing Roaring in the
Ears Deafness, which is generally Nervous and that
distressing complaint, called Tic Doloreux.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

first ticket sold for the Jenny Lind Concert,
brought the sum Of 225 dolars-nearly enough
to secure poor man comfortable homestead.
Fond as we are of music, and much as we desire
to see it cultivated, we cannot help condemning
the reach of all. We say now, as we have said
before, that it were far better to spend even a
portion of the sum paid to secure the services of
Jenny Lind, in cultivating taste for music in
our public schools Of the country, than lavish
ing it SO profusely upon this imported cantatrce
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

MILL IN MINNEsorA-lt will hardly be cred
tied that Minnesota is yet without FIGURING
Mill, but such appears to be the fact. The
Chronicle and Register of a late date inform as
that one is now in the course of erection about
half mile above st. Paul
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

MlLwAuKEE.-The past growth of this city
exceeds anything Of the kind known in Amer-
ca. The following table illustrates that pro-
gress in a manner which the simplest can un-
derstand:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
DUBUQUE as seen by a Stranger.

The following impressions ola stranger on
late visit to Dubuque we copy from the Utica
Gazette of a late date.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

REWARD OFFERED.-The City Council of
Galena have offered $3.50 reward for the arrest
of the murderer of one Steener, who was found
near that city last week with his throat cut, and
his pockets rifled Of their contents. r-'
SECRETARY McKENNAN.-ScarceIyh had this
gentleman seated himself comfortably in the arm
chair Of Office than the whole park OF wing serb
bling fulogists af those in power commenced to
glorify him for his charitable feelings Wonder
II they didn't want some scraps.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
Tic Doloreux and Weuraleia,

These dreadful and agonizing complaints are in.
medtafsly 'eleoed by the application Of the G.yANic
BELT, Necklace and FLulD. The Belt Iiauses the
Electricity through the system the Necklace has
local eject and the tuiI acts dil ectly upon tn. aC
fected nerves In these distressing affections the p+
plicaton NEVER FAILS
nS- Many hundred Certificates ON all pnrs of the
country OF the most extraordinary character be
given, if required
Qlf- No trouble or inconveni attends the use
OF DR. CHRISYIR'S G.7LF.7NIC ARTICLES,
and they may be by the most feeble and delicate
with perfect and safety. In many cases the SEN
sation attending their use is h;ghiv pieasanf and
agreeable They can be sent to any part Of the
country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. ''71
90 The articles are accompanied by full and plain
directions. Pamphlets with full particulars NAV bo
had of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Beware Of CounteJets aud Wo,thles. Ipitutions
80 d. O. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
l32 Broadway. New York.
T. MASON, Agent,
Sign of Good Samaritan, Main-st., Dubuque
Sept. 18th, 1850. 2-6m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
Literary Notices.

WESTERN JouRAL.-St. Louis Publications.
The number of the Journal for August which
we have this week received, is unusually inter-
esting, and moro in the style Of book of infor-
nation than many of its predecessors.
The first article in the number before us is an
essay on the Public Lands, in which the writer
advocates the distribution of the Public Lands
to the States in which they are located in pref
erence to giving them away to those who may
be willing to become actual settlers. So ia: as
we in the west are concerned, this would be for
us the most beneficial policy; but for our breth-
rem in the east who want cheap homes, the CIV
ing away system is far preferable.
But while both systems are urged upon Con-
gress with SO much cogency of reasoning, are
we certain that either of the proposed plans of
getting rid of the public lands, is just or desra-
BILE?
We hear great deal about the rights ofman
to portion of Gods creation, but it is too late
in the day to dissolve the present organization
of society for the purpose of recognizing it on
basis of individual equality. There is no such
equality in nature, neither in man nor angels.
No two animate beings are equal, and no law
can make them so. Political equality by law es-
tablished there may be, and perhaps is, but it
does not make men equal; on the contrary, even
the law which proclaims political equality in
vests one man with the power ola superior, and
divests others of that equality Of position which
is claimed for each individual 1t would be i'm
possible, even if it were desirable, to re-appor-
ton the "earth and the fulness thereof to the
children of men, still more impossible would ii
be to keep each ones share alike.
Instead of giring a,cay the Public Lands to
States or individuals, let the price be graduated
according to the value of the land, and to the
time they have been in market, taking the pres
ent minimum price as the basis, for the best
lands, and putting the inferior lands at cores
pondng rate. There is no man who wanted a
farm who could not under such circumstances
procure one The cost of getting it, even at a
trif1e, would be a stilnulant to wholesome indus
try, and the grant would be freed from those de-
grading conditions afforded by the bill now be-
fore Congress- Let men buy the land say we,
and dispose of it at their option and let Congress
sell at such rates that all can afford to buy
This is our view Of this question, and of course,
it is in this spirit and with this intention we
should desire to see the public lands disposed Of.
Mr.. Cookery is agent for the Journal.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
Or. CHRIST!E'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in of Commissions or
Affections of the Head and upper extremities Also
in Palsy and Paralysis, and ali diseases caused BY
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy in the limbs
Orpa softI tho bcly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

SOLOMON JUNEAU, sixteen years ago, was the
only white resident in Milwaukee.
DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoN.- Wisconsin. Ben
G. Eastman was nominated by the Democratic
convention of the second congressional district
assembled at Mineral Point on the 4th inst.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

"Our candidates will soon be brought forward
in the regular way,-the way established by par
ty usage, and settled upon in the public mind as
the best way.'-[Galena Gazette.
What way is that, Mr.. Gazette? We should
like to know what you call the regular way on
your side Of the river.
TnANKs.-We are under large obligations to
the Hon. Messrs. Dodge and Jones of the Sen.
ate for various important public Documents.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

LAcTATIoN IN MALE.-During the past
summer, man named Charles Collins, a black
cal faculty of Jefferson College, Philadelphia,
for an examination, when it appeared that his
left breast had assumed the form Off female S
giving suck On close examination it was found
that the mammary gland was full of tactical Sc
cretion which differed in no wise from that ex-
uded from the female breast The case has eli
cited great deal of interest among the medical
faculty.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
For the Removal and Permanent Cure OF oil
NERVOUS DISEASES,

And of those Complaints which are caused by al i'm
paired, weakened or unhealthy condition OF the
NE Gus SY TEN.
This beautiful and convenient application of the
mysterious powers Of GALVANISM and MAGNET
ISM, has been pronounced by distinguished physi-
cians both in Europe and the United States to be the
most ualuable medicinal discovery Of the Age
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC ARGUs.-We have re-
ceiyed the first number Of this large, handsome,
wen edited Contemporary. We hail its birth and
healthy appearance as a token Of the fruitful ef-
fects Or 4 combination Of political elements ten
ding to the unity, harmony and publication Of
Tie Democratic party in N. r. Illinois.
sa Price Of the weekly u so in advance; Of the
daily, $500. Subscriptions received at this Of
zee.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18

PRIvILEGE.-By a recent decision ofthe Dis
trct Court in Allegany Co. Penn, counsellor
at law is exempt from the service ola summons
issued from one court while attending to the du-
ties of his profession in another
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Stun lit aber fitbcr Cure 3eit!
s9CgC&Gine i1ette mDDt9e StDneiperct.
Gdassaael !Scatat.

GUneIpcr In Der Gtapt 9llentauIb
ersrsift eiefe @cTesenbsit fsnen Greuncsn. Anuben
uno esm WubIfum hbsrboupt Die 4nssi9e Su MAIDEN.
bas or cine neue Sdnsoerei in Der Staot 4uentaun.
uno Swar am nOrbofiliden gde Der SamtOn uuo
unn Straben er6ffnet bat aIIwO er bereit iit allen
Die ion nit ibrer Sfunbfdaft bssbrsn m6asn in bio.
fem SADIE nad Bunftb Su bieueu.
ga sr re4eImdsie Die Morsn pOn pbhasefpbia
une Rsu9Orf ertdIt, 70 perfprbt sr, oas feline 1r.
belt an S60nbet feinsr anoern in biefer Staot
nahfeben Wiro unb ca ale feline 1rbeten untsv
fsiucr cisensn Qufdt sefdeben, 70 in CT wiQia fap
Die Site enes ieoeu QrtfsIs. Der feline Brfdttg yer,
Ii6t gut Su iicbeR.-g8a5 feline Yreifs apbeIanat.
70 fruen Niefebe 70 biais feiu ea6 fs nrseRss ia
4Qenoun bilIiser 9efunbsn werbeu.
grif sanfbar fur bersitS 9enoeene &unofbaif.
bittst I'm cine Scrteausr, upo fubIt perii6srt, ba6
er bieIrIbs Surcb feline panftIitfct feline CUTE 1r%
belt unb feline biuise preifs nod I'm pisss psrmsb-
rem wirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08

Ned)tSanwalt CAttorney at Law,
IN ron isnrm bisbnisen 8sfbiftslOfaIe nab Der
BObuuns. crfe &bhrs untnbalb sOuis s@mict nno ! no
So's. Ipotbele srScsen, 9cle9en auf Der norodsn
Ssite Srr Sauptlrase, Swif&en Solb's Sot'l uno
srm Sourt6auIs.- Or ertbsiIt &ab in Der neutiben
oocr nsliftbsu Sprahe.
~ Sffiee: gac abur unterbaIb 8. S@mtSi
uno Cos Up otbefe. r,tv
QqCutauu, Gptil2 70. "4''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
SIc6It ipieDtig BON Abilaoelpbia tnO
SScus 2kurf!

Gbsn ais mir I'M 8ssrf ,uaren slir prsiIs au seben
erbeIten mir tie efreuide NabrI6t (per SeIe9rapb)
BOP Der aIte Scbnurman pcn ben cbenbsnamten
Stdctn auf oem t0eniwe9e fci, NIT einem pra9t
pclen uno beiIpiel0Isn QiIOrtement BON
Sommcr iinb $5erbif Srctfenipaaren,
Gin foI6es ,pc nod ME suuor auf bieien Marft &C..
bradt puree, beioes in 6iniidt Der Sdonbslt uno
8illiafeit Que 1rtiteI benamen su wolIen, mare
elm toues llnternebmcn inbsm bies pisle pon cen
brritsn SpaIten bcs .Watrofs' aufnsbmen uuroe.-
aues mas Der eife oeinrib baber BON ienfn 6abl'
rei6eu Sreunten uno Dem QubIifum hberbaupt per-
lauot. it, bel ibm anSurufen une feinen nunosrocl'
len Stof BON neuen @htsrn 81 eramlniren-uno
penn Die Mebrbeit ni6t fa9t, baB er INNER noeo
feline fribre &eputaticn bebauptst, mas pcrtrsTT-
ibe G5iiter etc. auberifft. bann nil er aut9sbsn
Gr BAT ebenfaus rinen frifbsn gSOrrutb BON alien
Qrten Grpccrien abalten. aIs WtotaiIes. 8uder
8affee. Sbee, allie Irten Speeereien, etc, tosplt
SI@ Mafrelsn. S6do. SaI5,GSd fur6 aueS, mas
man in feinsm SADIE ugIan9en mag.
RS' eanessproeufte olIer Grten iperorn i'm Aus'
tauidp fir Sitter anetnOmmcn, mcfur Der botlts
Marftpreis erIaubt wiro. v
SCSWan pergeiIe nidbt ben Sri: eins &burf
Oberbalb Dem poliamt uno bsinabs 9e9euhber es'
SpofeuOws-9aue.
s.. S9nurman.
1r..n no3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
1O@0ulle6rcr tperDen perlan9t.

Racbribt mirb biermit cen Ginwcbuern pOn Sal6'
burg &aunfdip, eeta @duntp, 9s9sben' oaB Elm oi'
fsnIibes Gramcn Der oafeltf onSulteuenosn S6ul'
Icbrer eebattcn msresn fc0, ouf Samlia9s ben II,
Quoulf, nm IL ubr MitiasS. am 9aufe Don ) 0 bu
QppcI, in beIaatem &dunfdip, oIIwo es srmaru
tct miro bae Die Srufiiss pon iecsm Cub -Siiiritt
ibrer 9cbrer porbriugsn rperosn. um cine Gromina,
ton ,u beifsDen. Die S&uIs fOu Monaten eau.
ern, uuo Der Gebat III 10 3baIsr per Mecnat
1uf SsfebI Der Soaro.
Spbn Senmcrsr, Sec.
Suli 20 uqam
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
13 S6ullebrer perlan9t.

Sobritbt wirc hermit srseten. eae ole S1nol-
,.r,orsn nom gli,esmacunsis Sifirift fb out Sam,
ttaos ben item September, Smift'n ben StnnSen
nSS nnS ubr pes bsiosten Sasss, am 9auie ess
a Ss,er Saas, in @aerstOwn pcrfanmclH %eIosn, NJ
-, "a gInIIebrcr fur ben 3srmin Don Monatsn
nm nn,unsbmrr. aOis eebrer mufcn fdbi9 fen ia Der
snSIif6en unb reufiten Sprote unterrlnt da e., et,
tbsien. Salarium 1s 3bacr per McnHt. Htin
asbrer fam elm @eriffat ceer eebn srpalten % aus,
oencmmsn CT bat lt elmer srom'nallen ger OS"tv
!Sn.sr,mC,fsn Nie fur iceen Subciiift srmdbltf
mnm,nitt,,s IN crfudt pbiaer SsriOmmIun9 bsDu
PVV"'"' ~" " Veter&O 8, Sec:
9uauit !.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
s}u perfAilfciI,
@Gine 9(Ea6l SrennfcGel

BON perIbeoenen 9ro6en. ruorunter fi6 cine Qn5abl
fdon gum 2beil 9ebraubte befiuecn, uub iins gang
wobIfs Su erboIten an bem 9rc6en
&mpfer= ttnS Slcd1zSSddrcnld9er
in Quentaun, no Der Gtnaer aud $50 fupferne uno
mefiingene &sIsl BON bs 81 galIOnsn Sei9en wirc.
50 aud 1000 Sthd Bleeb uno aneere Baaren.
8le CD . a der
weten ipie frhber Don bm pefcrti9t fur tcren Sau'
erbofti9feit 9ut9efprc6en wiro
Gr bat aud fcrtndbreno cine 8erfdebenbeit Don
pumpen fur @ferns, Sacbduier, II. I. 10, auf Sano
unb binia Su perfaufen.
2fltss SUPPER, 3inn unb 9lei miro uerlan9t fur
BaaraeIe ODER i'm Qustaufdb fur @aareu.
SeaefIet nidt ben Srt no ibr bic ft6nlen Sup
fer uub SIedwaaren fnoet, Die ie oas Gu9e 9sieben
bat, uno Smar an fottsu YreiIen Die eu6 ousenebm
fein perben. = Qlfo auf Der Sdofeits Der 5antou
Shaee, nobc bel Sassnbu6's @affbaus.
Gtmus Gttin9er.
SuIi III. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Calf! &alf! &alf!

,s;o,n eos or ntuldo has Golfbrenncn in Der Staet
Tnrntoun' 0eto @ountp, bt9onncn Bat, uno eoB er
INNER friitscbrannteu Salt lhr auerIei geeroub
nIs fir Qoncoebraub gum Sautn uno BctSwa
f6cn ouf SanO baIteu wirc. GitmanO Fam oG'
her febIfcmmcu, iucsm CT ben QrtifcI immer pCrrd
Ibo baltrn mirc. Seine prsife folen btIli9 fein
unS fein Salt III pcn Der olerbc0sn Nrt. er bit
~ >"''' SNamaiicS SIrubarS.
w,; 20 nqbi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Hesc tlttn iiberleae
2Spn Der S'initernif suut 2i1t!


Sic tlnteri6ricbeneu fiue Ssfertiser pon perbrf,
ferten 9ine Sel eampen, warrantirt 3ufiebenbet Su
aeben, in So9e bas ld Der innre @pIincer bis 9anS
binunter Ieicbt an bcn du6ern anlegt uno cmit am
Srennpunfte re9etmdsi9 futtsrt woour6 perurfa6t
wiro oa bic Sompe pel befdnoi9cr uno beuer brsnnt
cbnc Scrub oocr Saub, uno swar nit oerfelben
Suantitdt pine SeI, ais burb irseno cine anesrc
eamrc i'm Marft pertraubt miro. Sic iine cnfab
in ibrsr Struftur unb eidbt in Srouuns Su baIten,
abe babel cine 3erbe fir ireenb cine .5oIe, Stobr,
cocr mo- fe binsetban ,perben. Qnes mas mir
fcrbern, 1T, Elm 8crfu& init bcnfsIbeu Su MAIDEN
une feIb! Su urtbeiten.
Sine aueemsnes Qfcrtsment neue Stpls Gancel'
bras, Sau eaternen. 9arIor Stano eampen, Sufpen'
Sina @ampen, Sanep unb enfade S6maES. yns
Del, uno SIuic eampen, BON allen 8ro6en une
9dtterns, StronIeubter (@bonoeIiers). 9enoumS uno
Seitlampen, merecn ouf bic firSefe 0cffeIun9 an
berab9sitsten 9reifen oerferti9t uno 9aGen, Gubcn
uno ancere 9rcee YIdee erbeut.
Gin grOses 4GCrtemsnt bon Stuio @taS unS
Britannia eamprn fur t0aus9rbraub werben iets
auf Sano 9ebaten, fowie Gdmpen9Idier, metoIne,
papiernc nab 9Idfsrne Stottirun9en CshadeS),
eampenwiegen BON ieesr 0rt, msflln9ene uno Sri
tannia SOps uno Sbraubtn, nm an ale 0rten BON
@asIampen, pbcssene GasrSbren, ETC., SupaiIcn.
SAMPLER ipcrSrn au WfnnnfaftnrsErcif DcriOr8t.
Ginc uorSi9Iide Sualitdt Don SrcnnfIuio pue
Del uno pbcs9sne @as wiro INNER auf .Sano
sebaIten uno beim Barrel OSsr in fleineren Suanti
tdten perfauft. 8te6sne SuO'Sonneu wsrosn auf
8eifelun9 9emaht
Die Obssn Irtitst ino i'm GjrcB, unoj jtleinpefauf
Su baben. NO. S24 9lOro 2ts Strabs. 3 Sbiren
Obcrbalb &amnsp. SaftOrp: Ro. SO 9tpbIe st.,
nabs Der 4ten, philadelphia.
SSrioricf NIB SlprniH9,
@ 8eifeIlunsen auf allie Obigen 9ampen. etc.,
f6nnen i'm SutbliObr Sum ,eedba patriOten" 9cmadt,
poieIbft fe fbnsI befOrst uno Die QrteI an Qba
oslpbiaer preiien srbaIten peroCn.
@drS Ia, 1850. na9Ml
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
O. 9eefe GrinnerlIn0.

q ne rigenioen Die nod ldulol0 ilno ON ole DIN
trIOiTenfhoft res perifcrbensn Sonatpan SteHen'
lettbin pon glietermacuneie Sfp., eedba @auntp,
lei cs in Woten, 8anoen. 8enou9elc cesr auf anoe'
re 8eife, fno binmit gum Ieetenmal ouf9eforoert
inncrbolb feds g8oHcn an ris llnterftrictenen ab'
,ubss soBlen-uuo SOltte. Die nod re6mdbse Sorz
ecrunaen an Cbi9e Siuteroi nidaft babsn' iino
cbeufIus crIudt innerbab beia9tcr Belt ibre Teb
nuu9eu einjubdnei9en.
Satob Stsffsn,
Sobu Steffen.
Nrmuilratrrs
Quouii 1. hqoH